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£cgal notices. UUm of UitnimiuB. GEORGIA—C.wkt a County: 8. W. Neil, executor of William >ell, bav- |D( arpiti-d Hi tun Uion ol urdlDarj of Mid count* for levtcni ofdlMniiialon irom bin Raid •xecutomnlp, all person* couccrned arc re* i aired to »bow cnu-e In Mid Coart by the Oral loaday In June ueil, II any they can, why Mid application should not be granted. Tula March T, 1887. W. H. FEh«oX8, Primer,' lea H X Ordinary. Application for Leatr to Sell. GEORGIA—Coweta County': O. A. Jackson, administrator of tbe estate ol M. 1). Orr, laic of bald county, Goc^aavd, having applied to the Court of Ordinary of •aid Ooumy tor leave to bell the real estate ol •aid deceased, all persoun tajiiceruetl are re quired to ftliow eauM* in bald Uour by Uie fli*t Monda> In Juue next, n a:i> tuey can, wuy •aid appllcallou bhouid not be gnuitctf. Tola May 6tu, la©7. W. H. PratSONS, Printer* ’ fee *3.00. Ordluary. Uttm of PitniUiiIoB. GEORGIA —COWKTA COL'.HTY: Joseph E. Dent aud J. T. Kirby, Hr., nd- minUtraior* de boon* non with tue will an nexed oi fciiMm onus, iate 01 bald county de- eeaaeu, having Mpp'icd to the Court ui ordi nary ot aalu county lor letters oi uUiuhmiou from their »tnd irubl, all pernon* concerned are required to biiow cauae in naid court by the nr»i Monday in July next, ii any they can, why aaid application bnouid not o« gmuied. Tbla April ini, lw»7. W. H. l'J£tuxj>a, 1 tinier'b lee #.» 10. Ordinary. gerald and ^drerttseij. Newnan, Ga., Friday, May 20m, 1887. home affairs. Snead's $3 Shoes. S. 8. Wilson, Wall Paper dealer. Fresh bred every day at C. F. Mey er’s. There is considerable sickness in the community. McBride A Co. bave resumed opera tions at their oil mill. F or a nice Milk-Shake or Lemonade, go to 8. S. Wilson's. ue»s of bis t>re'her. O«born, in lhai city. Later.—Mr.0.-b«ru Smith died yesterday. Dick Bridges, a colored tenant on since its organization, and never al- i terrible shock. Whether he lives or ; l-.ws an opportunity to pass when be die*, we w ill -ay that no purer-minded j . j . . ... . nor better-hearted man ever lived ; .-an befriend it. This week he has in- Judge L>w Mni Hawkinl ,, hUl j terested himself in raisiug a subscript daughter, and her husband. Mayor; tioa fund with which to erect a neat : Hawkina, Flowery Branch, who n* J T° h . n ^' ! bandstand in Court-house square, and i weresommoned by telegraph wre at Ben Leigh's, lost his kitchen by fire haa far 80cceeded u to warrant •,!/ *° 9 ‘ 1 ■ of ainn.lwtr nlrsnf inaltinlnr. a email 1/tCt. R. D. COLE MANUFACTURING NEWNAN, GEORGIA. CO., last Sunday night, including a small the commencement of work on supply of provisions and all his kitch en furniture. We had a pleasant call last Wed nesday from Prof. E. T. Pound, the veteran vocalist and composer of Mid dle Georgia. His home is yet in Bartlesville, where he had resided for j a quarter of a century. Judge Law was tbe step-father ol the structure. Bro. Buchanan de- Mr John Q Davie , ) of c j t y, who I serves a serenade, and be shall have ; received a telegram the day following | the publication of the above item an- it. 1 write flontha- support- GEORGIA—COWETA L'Ot.MV; Huruh Jackson, widow ol Warren T. Jack •on, laU] oi Haiti county, dcce**e<l, iiuv •pplleu to the Court ol Oruinary ol a county lor twetvc iiioutUb' nupporl for hemcil out of Uie estate oi Kind uctfaHcil, and tno aypruinera ap|>oiul«d to asse<»» anu •n apurt m&id iwciu monitor support having Died tiicir return in bam Court, uw **:r- boua concerned are requireu to aoow cause iu •aid Court by uie firm Monday in June next, If auy they can, wuy m*i<i application *iioui j not be gran leu. i nm .May but, Inot. . W. H. FfcilSONS, Printers' fee 13.00. Oruiuary. Snead sells the W. L. Douglass *3 : , , , . ,,, ... 6 • terns aie beautiful and paper good. Shoes—the best made. • A new lot of lt->be Dresses, in colors. P. F. Ccttino 4 Co. Three items from the LaGrange Re- i nouncing his death. Deceased had porter: ■ tleeu * c i tizeQ of that community for Mrs. J. S. Bieby came from Newnan ! years and was honored and re- yesterday, i«• visil her daughter at the j spected by all who knew him. L'«Grange Female College. — , . .u. u ^ -n. - : Dr. Wisdom, ol Corinth, and Mr. W. i Mention has been made in these col- Just think about it. Che papering Wisdom, of H 'gausvllle, attended ; umns before of an action for dam- for a room 16x16 will only °ost you the Co'inly Sunday School CouventioD age9 brought against tbe Central Rail- aliout 12.50 St S.S. Wilson's. Hii pat- on Saturday. road by Mrs. Lambert, of Grantville, Mr. William Hill, of Coweta, and tt -|jose husband was killed in an acci- Dr. Henry Hill, of Mooresvilie, Ala., have b*-f*n on a vif*ic, tbia week, to Mines Tallie and Mattie Hill, their mecee. lo Hhoa It >»; loncrrn. GEORGIA—Coweta Countv: Tbe estate of Amy Wan*, late of Half! county, deceased, being unrcprettcnieu aim not Ube- ly to be rcpiCH*:uu.u, tut personsconcerned are r«S|Ulred do aimw cuum* in uie Court ol orui- nary of said couni>, on the lusi Monday iu June next, Why ■uch luiininintration suouid not be vented in Uie County giuiuiuisi.uio.. Tbli* April 2>Lh, loo7. I'rluu-r s icefd.Ul>. W. H. PER^ONH, Orulnaiy aud ex«olncio ciera C. U. Letlm of Ulaiutiialun. GEORGIA-Coweta County: Arthur ituteiic^ou, itUiniuiHirutor of U. liHrber,ueeeuMcU, uavim; upjnieu to Uie Col of Uruinury ol H.iin cotiiitj loi icttcinol u uilHMiou from nlH »*«»m trunk, mi pcrrM>ua ct cerued are reqtllieo lo nbow cause in hi Court by ibe mat Mouuay m siuguoi next, •uy they cun, wuy Ham upp.icaiiou auut not be grunleu. litu a pi n aft n, lonJ. rriutrn*' fee 11.38. The prettiest and best-fitting Dress Shoes for Ladies, at Snpad’s. Col. John L. Tye, of Atlanta, was \ in town this week on legal business. Best six-fingered Grain Cradles with Blood’s blade, for $2.25. A. Pope. Miss AI lie North, of Sbarpsburg, visited friends in Newnan this week. Messrs. J. C. Thompson and Charles Crane spent last Sunday in Fairburn. Old Ladies' Buskins and low-cut Shoes, for case and comfort, at Snead’s. The up passenger Irsin on the West Poiut road was two hours late yester day. Mrs. J. B. Turner, of McDonough, Ga., visited friends in Newnan this week. He isoverstocked and luuslseli. Don't miss this opportunity. Mr. C. H. Hjde conducted ser vices at tbe Vernon Presbyterian detained by the revival meeting here. —LaGrange Reporter. dent on tbe road two or three years ago. Plaintiff was represented by Col. P. H. Brewster, of this city, and Col. W. A. Post, of Grantville, who se cured a verdict for the full amount ' of the claim, twenty thousand dollars. Defendant thereupon appealed the ! Atlanta, Ga., which is the recognized j cas€ Supreme Court and it was , ,. .. remanded for a new trial. Last Jan- ' authority on agricultural matters m A spl»Ddid magazine! This is church, six miles west of LaGrange, i what every one must say who exam- i last Sunday—Rev. J. T. Bruce being , ines a Copy of the June issue of the ; Southern Cultivator, published in We have just received a bargain in ! . ,, r f . .. uary the case came up for a eecond . the South. It is not only filled to the l . . , , , lo nonvv.ii’nrt Sumuu tlunnpinira a t . hnurinm onn npfpn nnt’a ffniincp VPre fine heavy-work Swiss fiounciugs at $150, $2 00 end $3.00 per yard.- Also, fine Hungarian While Lawn—sheerest goods made—at 25c. and 30c. per yard. P. F. CUTTINO & Co. Messrs. Y. C. Thompson, D. H. Floyd. C. E. Vance and Clarence San ders went down to HogaDgvIIle last Wednesday Digbt to assist in the band concert given for the benefit of the Hogansville brass band. If you want a White Dress or Moth- j er Hubbard, now is your time. 1,000 i yards good quality White Lawn al ' it is reported that there are several 6t£c.—a splendid bargain—bought al brim with valuable information, but profusely illustrated throughout. N-- hearing and defen -ant’s counsel were again successful in securing a verdict. ; , , , ,. , ... . ... , The matter was finally terminated farmer’s home should be without this , , , . J about three weeks ago by a proposition from the railroad authorities asking hundred cases of scarlet fever in At lanta. Letter* of DimnlsiiioB. GEORGIA—Cow nr a County: Jacob htarr, J. \v . 8cmui uml John Avery, execuiom ol J. E. Guriey, tivccubcu, iiumok applieil to Uie Court ol i fruinaiy ol hum coun ty for letters ol uiBiiiihnmii iiom tuuir muu trust, hIi }soihoiiH couceiuvtl ure rct|u;icU t*i •how cuuih; in hulu Court uy lh u niht .Mouuav lu August next, if any Liioy cuu, «n\ nu m u^- pilcutiou niioum not be giuiileU. 'inis aiuii •*»ib, lbo7. \v. ii. risK&uAb, I'rlntem’ fee f 1.80. Uiuinur v. Uuftrdlan'H aale. GEORGIA—Cov:kia Countv: My virtue ol an oruei iiom tue Ordinary of 1 he iirst Ti -uousv door iu Imuia ol h»»K, tue uontikusk twu nuuuieti it (iihtnct ol OK to tliees- ur. Terms of Coweta couu t > day iu June, ie>67, ui me Cour sit id county, between mu icga ou« uuaivuteu null mu n u m quarto r o! ioi ol laim mi lube aud lluity-oiie In liiu i* u nuid county;-nalu muU oeioii tale or fmuio Ia’u llerrin, im ••!«>— CAait. Tins April u»ku. El iiitcrb’ fee *.i. 1* . i •unfitbin of Hail, Appilratiuu for Am lioail. GBOROIA—Cowefa County: Z.T. i'OML Mud OtUCl’l for n Drst-clush public Ol public ioiiun allot through tl»o iiiiitlB ol « lia Most and atoiiK mo laud 1 Walk Ins and T. Arnoiu aud lutermicUiiK the Grantville aim Newnan public rouu near the old Mercier rcamcnce, which has becu marked out oy tue CoiuinihHloiicrh anu B report tuureof made on oalli by ilium. All i>cmoils are uotiiied inut ham new road will, on anu Miter the nrst Nv eiliiehday in Juuc next, by tliu CoiiunlhsioueiM u! Uottls and Revenue o( tmld c uiuy, be Uiiuliy urauicU u no new cause bu showu to tqe couuury. lins April autli, 1n>7. J.A. 11UNj±,U h liiado application icauiug iroiu fora »\ . 1 alley K House, ialley, Airs. Upiic- Ladies’, Misses' and Children’s Ox ford, Opera aud Strap Slippers at Snead’s. Col. Reau Campbell and family, of Cincinnati, are visiting relatives in Newnan. Mr. R. E. Simril has secured the ooutract for roofing two buildings in Hogansville. S. 8. Wilson is offering bargains in Wall Paper. Don’t fall to see his benulifui line. i’rlulei'g leu 85.11. Ciialruiiin. MirrifT* halm fur June. GEORGIA—CowKTA County: Will be Milu on tlio niht Tuesday in June next, at the Court-lioUbOin hunt county, with in the‘cgttl hours ol sale, to the lilgncsl ulu- dur for cash,the iolioM ing describod property, lo-wlt: Four bales of cotton weighing iu the aggro gate when levied ou November ltttli, in i©m, nineteen hundred and seven i»ouims, me same being the cotton levied on by II. K. Kickuisun, L. C., in tile oUlst District, U. >1., oi CoweUi county, under a distress wuriani in favor of Henry R. Harris, Jr., against J. F. «progglus —issued by R. W. Jones, J. 1*. in Meriwciucr county, Ga., Noveuibei l, r >th, lSsl, and muue returnable to the Febiuary lerm, 18o6, of Meriwether .Superior Court. This cotton was levied on iu Coweta county; u claim was in terposed by tlie Soluble Pucillc U*'uno Com pany, on trial in Meriwether Superior Court, the property was found subject to ihe uin- tress warrant, uud this jud 6 menl waa con firmed by t he Superior Court. 1 his April iiotb, 1IW7. I'riater's lee, ♦3.07. Also, at the kmiuo time and place, twenty- four washing machines, branded uuder tiic trademark ol "Cornett’s xvuionuuic Wash er.” Levied on as the property ol Creason, McKueely A- Co. to Hatisi.v a cost execution is sued from the Coumy Court of Spa.oing county in favor of theoiticersoi suid CujuiL vs! the said Creusou, McKueely a Co. Tois April Petition fur Charter. GEORGIA—Coweta County : To the Hupcnor Court ol said cc The t>etition of Jauies otaev, ’ , au, John 8. Rigby, Mrs. L.*’ .tugh uuclian- Jonee. A. I>. Freeman, N JHigtS L Orr. Josopli T. Kirby, 1J ; H. Glover, x. **• C. rarrott. l\ M. \V Uki* • ^• Arnad, Charles N. W. Murray, R. W * son . Joo. M. Briscoe, W. II. Gearrvld, t». * • t ivemnn, J. T. Ueese, •on, A. K. Cathou J'duison, J. \\. T. Gin- The*!. W. I>«v ». «». Fn'irnc P. Wouueu, McClendon, • Ju * ,n Manley aud Urlaudo That they • , nanociatio r i“ l ' V |o1 med themselves into an : lug and* *| 5* 10 PwrposMs °r euiiing, priut- rUxilc*' l !S, MC "‘“PttPent and other pe- £5“ no ‘ °'« r 'Y 1 ' LlH.t.Mm,! dulian.. m ° 10 of rcnewnl; provkllug 'l11erviu thiiS. LVrI 8P BSSSSSSS&H Ssa=S'£F.I company * °‘ ' he JOH^> S. HlwliY, oitLANuo McClendon' PctUloncrs - Attorneys. Crops in Fayette county are said to be more promising than has been known for years. The popular “Newuau Girl" cigar cau always be found on sale at the Hews II House, Grantville. There was a lightshowerof rainyes- terda y afternoon, but scarcely more than enough to lay Ihe dust. Mr. M. B. Piusou is at home again and will probably remain until next week before returning to Alabama. A .'lev* lot of Crinkles in the light summ er shadeH at 10c. and 12jtC. per yard. P. F. Ccttino & Co. New York auction sale. P. F. Ccttino & Co. There was a pleasant social gatiier- ering at Ibe hospitable home of Mr. J. E. Dent last Monday evening. About fifteen couples were iu attend ance aud the occasion was a most en joyable one in all respects. The Associated Fanciers, of Phila delphia, have an advertisement in this issue to which we desire to call atten tion. We have bad dealings with tbe company aBd found them to be straightforward and honest. Mr. L. J. Hurd has secured a build- lug contract in Hogansville and will be engaged there during tbe coming month. Parties desiring estimates on similar work are requested to address him at that place for tbe present. Why do farmers not use the “Plan et Junior Horse Hoe” in cultivating their crops? Each machine Yvili knock out one band and one mule. Ask E. H. Buchanan or J. R. Herring about it. For sale by T. E. Fell <fc Co. elegant aud valuable monthly. Send to the Cultivator Publishing Company, Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga., for a specimen copy. Tbe staled reports of our two bank ing institutions for the period ending May 13th, which we publish this week, furuish evidence of a prosper!- i ty and financial solidarity that is pleasing to note, and must be equally gratifying to the officers and stock holders, as well as to the business community generally. No town in the Slate is favored with such excellent banking facilities, in proportion to size and population, and we risk noth ing in saying that no two banking es tablishments in the country are more efficiently or cleverly officered. Last Sunday waa children's day at the M. E. Sunday-school, and the ex ercises were of an exceedingly inter esting character. The chief features were a lecture by Rev. W. R. Foote, Scriptural concert readings, singing, etc. A collection was taken up, 90 per cent, of which was to be donated to the poorest Sunday-school in the State andtbebalancetogotothe general Su n- day-Bchoul fund. Tbe sum of $11.25 was realized. Bro. Y. H. Thompson, the excellent superintendent, seemed very proud of the showing made by his school, and he had every reason to be. There will be an all-day singing and basket di uner at Elim church (Fourth district) i >h the fifth Suuday in this month. Mrs. Job, o R. Sims of Palmetto, and Mrs. Faun i,- Pe'ftcnck, of Grantville, ure on a v),si t to Airs. 1. P. Bradley this week. 1 will commence running a bread wagon next week. Look out for the wagon every morning. C. V, Meyer. Bargains! Bargains!—For the next two weeks I will sell my entire stock I of Wall Paper at cost. Never >vas such a bargain offered before. Now is the time to have your rooms wall-pa pered. Will only sell at cost for two weeks. We are authorized by Solicitor Gen eral Reid to announce that Judge Boynton will open Court hereon the te r, who occupied anadjoiningapTrl- for a compromise. The terms were accepted and a final settlement effect ed by which Messrs. Brewster and Post secured for their client the sum of $10,000 in cash. Tbe pic-nic at Sargent’s factory last Friday, gotten up by our young men iu honor of the College seniors, was a most select and enjoyable affair, and decidedly a gala day with the “sweet girl graduate" contingent. The party was composed of twenty-five or thir ty couples, the whole being directed and managed by Mesriames J. T. Car penter and H. C. Fisher as chaperones and Mr. D. P. Woodroof as cicerone. It is needless to say that there was an abundance to eat, ,and to spare,) or that tbe occasion was lacking in any essential prerequisite to thorough and genuine enjoyment. Messrs. Jackson & Clower, the photographers, had their camera on the ground and em balmed the likenesses of the happy pic-nickere in a series of pictures, all of which are quite good. The Senior group is especially so, and duplicates have been in lively demand this week. The party returned about sundown, thoroughly satisfied with the day’s pleasure and with each other. Another Lynching In Meriwether. A gentleman residing in tbe vicin ity of Waruerville, Meriwether coun ty, was aroused last Monday night by an outcry from his I3-year-o!d daugh- La(» ndvices from Senoia indicate t’.iat J.ir. T. N. Bordett is still improv ing, and strong hopes are now enter- taiu ed of his recovery. I’t will pay you to buy now for next w i liter. Our Children’s b-eavy ribbed II ose, solid white feet, at 25c per pair. P. F. Cut tino & Co. Mr. aud Mrs. H. C. A ruall attended the funeral of Miss Ga orgla Wynn at Ware’s burying-ground, Fayette county, last Wednesday. Mr. C. II. Hyde, who has been in I I jS Q ra 'Uge for several moi iths, return ed home last Bsturday aD d wiU prob ' able ppeui * lhe SUMmer ’_ . _ i Y of Solid Steel Hoes, A ;r T 8UI \ Tare Bnd H an Si°g 15 1 * 3 - - k e Iron \\ Hardware and Seed kets at the Net T A . PoPE . Store. ■am, formerly with wing Company, * eot ' n Chatta- Xf&thaf city . ast Prof. W. H. Taylor was in town Monday aud reported an epidemic of the measles in tbe vicinity of Lone Oak, Meriwether county, where he is teaching this year. He says one of the earliest victims of the scourge was an old lady 76 years of age. A pleasant party ef Carrollton gen tlemen came over last Tuesday to in vestigate the higher degrees of Mason ry, as exemplified by our local frater nity. Messra. Ed. Long, W. B. Hug gins, 8. E. Grow, J. M. Hewitt and 1 lh ®y i‘ eached a ditch that an y horse in second Monday in June and hold two weeks. This is an exceedingly busy time with our farmers, and it will be a great hardship upon many of them to lose t>vo weeks from their crops in attendance upon Court, either as liti gants oc witnesses. Upon a proper presentation of these facts, we have no doubt Judge Boynton will readily agree to an adjournment after the first week’s session, and parties interested would d > well to get their petition in shape if they desi.e au adjournment. Sir. R. D. Cole’a carriage horses had a runaway all to themselves yesterday. They were bitched to a wagon and be ing driven across a field on his farm near town, when, on starting down an incline, tbe breeching became disar ranged, throwing the wagon on the horses’ heels. They made a break for liberty, setting fas'er and faster until A. B. Fitts composed tbe party. his right mind should look upon as a harrier; but not so with these. A leap, Mr. Jud Pinson, of the Second dis- j and they were across, with the wagon trict, has lost a valuable pointer pup | in medias res. Furthereffortstomove which he is anxious to recover, it is ; proved unavailing, and they calmly colored with large and small liver ! awaited the approach of their dliver. spot8 and answers to the name of ! “Dash.” Any information concern- ! ing its whereabouts will received. Filed !u office April 22d. 1SS7. DANIEL SWINT. Clerk Superior Court. All! 10 i ;? lrHCI ftyui the mi limes of Coweta* Superior Court. April aid. W7. Daniel svixt. Clerk Superior Court. Pet Uion for l barter. GEORGIA—Coweta County: To tbe Superior Court of said county— The petition of r It. Brewster, w! B. 15er- wuarante. r. J. A Hunter. Y . C. 1 bomnson and T. M ® Ua aulet one*, all of sa d county, shows that thev Mr. J. T. Williugh the Cole Mauufactt has secured employ nooga, Tenn., aud let week. Sheriff Carmical’s mouth of April am $I.S0. This usually | has been without a te weeks. Have your rooms , w'ill only cost you will add a bund * looks. Go to S. r * d ing out at cost. ® Fifty cents’ cover a roor low direct’ R. L. Y. Long, Jr., left on last Sun.- day morning for Walker county, Ala bama, where he proposes to go into business. We very much regret to lose so excellent a young man. No one stood higher in the estimation of our entire community. We wish him abuudant success in his new home.— Carrollton Free Press. Editor Fitts, of the Carrollton Times, j cante overwith the Masonic delegation last Tuesday, and as be was in quest of “more light," he naturally dropped I in at The Herald and Advertiser nuu „ uwlu - Our City Council, at its meeting be thankfully ; Monday night, had before it the ques- ' tion of licensing markets in our town, but the subject was dismissed without action. Every now*and then, for a number of years past, some discussion of this question has been indulged in by our officials and citizens generally, and a mooted question it still re mains. It may not be well known, yet nevertheless It is a fact, that New nan has no authority under her char ter to levy any such tax nor collect any such license fee; and a further dis cussion of tbe matter, without some change in our charter, will be fruit less. ment. He hurried into tbe room and was horrified lo find a negro man stand ing near the bed upon which his daughter lay cowering and almost frantic with fear. He immediately seiz' d the burly ruffian «nd after a brief struggle succeeded in tying him securely with a rope. The negro was subsequently identified as being one George Wood, and as tbe circum stances attending his capture became generally known throughout the neighborhood considerable exoite- ment was created. On Tuesday morn ing several citizens volunteered to as sist in conveying the prisoner to jail at Greenville, but had not proceeded far before they were intercepted by a party of about one hundred masked men, who took forcible possession of the unfortunate wretch and swung him to the nearest limb. The above information was obtained from a gentleman who returned from Meriwether on Wednesday afternoon. It is rather Iate to offer an excase ' during his 8"journ in the city, for the omission, but we feel that it is {ail fees for the | jj r ,,' > P itts J’ Dot on ly 8,1 enthusiastic i due to ourselves as well as to the ouuted to only M^m,, but au enterprising newspaper young geutlemen composing the band topular hostelry man n3 we ll. nant for several to state that we bad been promised full account of the Mechanics’Band The friends of J. W. Smith, the j pic-nic which took place two weeks Heard county murderer, are making aKO by a friend who was privileged to rnjl-papered. It ^ e g or t to have his sentence com- t> e present but at tbe last boor he was !. do * ,ar8 a ° d I mu ted to imprisonment for life. So j unavoidably prevented from fulfilling -«d (tr •cen t - to its ' far> Governor Gordon has manifested bis promise. This will explaiD the , Wilson 1 *;h®‘ ,seU ‘J no"inclination to interfere with tbe absence of any mention of the affair decree of the Courts, and Smith will; probably hang next Friday. The ex- Jones, _ have fortned themselves into an Association 4 “THb M PEAKL SPRING | princi w. irtli of Alabastine will J 16 x /*>. ^ •ons strict.^ satisfaction. two coats. Fol- eeut.‘"» will be private 'v, and we will : TAKK ASSOCIATION, place of buslues;* iu said count!, aud»i.un capital stock of live hundred dollars, all paid The objects of Utc Association are the pleas- • t ure aud profit of Its members; and the busi- ' no»s to be carried on la that of erveUnc stock- lnx and maintaining fish and boating pond" and pleasure and driving parks, bath Lous and such other structures as trill conduce ’ the objects of the Association, uud are sui / *? Me to a place of resort. - They pray that they, their assocls' •' *' successors, may be incorporated v name aforesaid for the period • •«» a n d years, with privilege ol renewal of 0 '* 0 '’ the privlleee of Increasing their .• .,?! W(1 .,ty not over twenty thousand -*pit»- with ihe provision that no one per -tcli-- . than one share iu Its c-‘ -sou-* no share cau be owr -Pltai aon: and that the ■' <> Or r*d except with more than one tlon. , cannot be Ban Ho ! win T. E. Fl 'LL & Co. Griffin is to bave a new bank, to be known as the Merchants’ National, j rvjth » P*' ld U P capbal °f ?200.000- j 'ugbter : The bank will be officered as follows: . in oup last issue, and we assure the youDg gentlemen thaf the regrets are all ours. From all accounts it was j he most successful event of the kind that has occurred this season and will be most pleasantly remembered by every one present. The Sick. Mrs. A. D. Freeman, who was strick en with paralysis several weeks ago, has so far recovered as to be able to walk about the house. Mr. J. I. Alexander has a very sick child. A little child of Mr. S. J. Ar nold is also quite ill. Miss Julia Lowe has been prostrated for several days with a severe illness, but we are glad to know is somewhat better at this writing. Dr. J. D. Brown, who has been con fined at home for several months past from the effects of a paralytic stroke, has recently grown much worse, and his condition is now such that but lit tle hope is entertained of bis recovery. He cannot take nourishment of any kind, and is growing weaker every day. Hon. L. R. Ray was called to At lanta last Tuesday to see bis sister, Mrs. Dr. Weilborne, who was recent ly stricken with paralysis, and who is now lying in a critical condition. Mrs. T. J. Swint has been quite sick for several days. The latest information received in dicates no improvement in the condi tion of Mrs. R. W. Andrews, who is yet in Rome, and we are pained to know that grave doubts are entertain ed of her recovery. The sorrowing so licitude of the family evokes the deep est sympathy of their Newnan friend*. We hope yet to hear of a favorable change in tbe condition of the afflicted lady. STEAM ENGINES. WE HAVE ON HAND SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS IN srEAM ENGINES. ALSO, SPECIAL GIN NERY OUTFITS, WHICH WILL REPAY PROMPT INQUIRIES. A VERY LARGE STOCK OF DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS ON HAND AT LOW PRICES. f R. D. COLE MANUFACTURING CO., Newnan, Ga. for in four weeks will be sent to the Dead Letter Office: John Beaman. Mrs. Annie Tindley, col. J. D. Kilgore. Elbert Meriwether. Miss Hannah Montgomery. Olover R "boson. Mrs. Tempv Shores. Miss Agie Storkes. Jeff Woodall, col. J. R. McCollum, P. M. FARM LOANS. I want a good lawyer to rep resent my business in Coweta county. Cheaper money than ever offered here. Interest payable only once a year. Three references required—one, if possible, in Atlanta. Call in person or address. C. P. N. BARKER, 31A Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga. THE JOSH BERRY 14-finger GRAIN CRADLE IS THE BESTI It is the lest Implement of the kind in use; those mho have used it once will have no other. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never vanes. A marvel oi pur ity, strength, and wholesomeness. More eco nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate g jwders. Sold onlyin cans. Royal Baking OWDER no., ins Wall-st... N. Y. Hem Gbpertisements. SILK RIBBONS. CUl IVU LilUUUUa, ,uUU 1UI,; Ulilcl clil w iUlUO. in all the late fashionable shades; adapted for Bonnet Strings, Neckwear, Scarfs, Trim ming for Hats and Dresses, Bows, Fancy Work, etc. Bent by mall for only 25c., three packages for GOc—SPECIAL.:—We will give double the amount of any other firm in Amer ica if you will send us the name&and P. O. ad dress of ten newly married ladies when order ing. No pieces Ira*? than one yard in length. Satisfaction guaranteed. KNICKERBOCKER SPECIALTY CO.. New York. £>.b ; G?3*I If so. send for DOG BUYERS’ I GUIDE, containing colored platen, L . lOOcntTavingn of different breeds. I prici -4 they are worth, and where to | buy them. Directions for Training I l>0".s and Breeding Ferrets, Mailed S for 1.3 Cents. Also Cats of Dog* Obituary* Easter Logan (generally .. ‘-a- j, , j ; lot T? U ' -5X1». Xiiwict (anuciauj ”• Berry ana ai. ^ q Wood, president; >> - -t- . One of the saddest deaths we have ; known as “Aunt Cassidy 1 ’) departed . Ibave fbr New York on Mol .J ( ^_ vice .p res ident; W. L. Good- been ca , ]ed on to notice recently is 1 Ibis life about 4 o’clock on the morn* l. tL™,r <—?*!'«• !?• r *•»*« i s S3* SSStifi of Capt. Obe Wynn, which occurred | n f t jjj 8 place. She Joined the Baptist at her home near Kedron on Tuesday ; church in 1820 and lived a strL“ - mem . Y. D. T Jella- -s; with - tbe i all own p ion* i stock, and tb»t rer- i Her -«ke pass* , e ou the Guuard steamer . chosen. The bank will be * Etrurla ’ ''for Europe. yei about July 15U). A ne’ v 8U ppiy of Parasols and La- £‘ n bu dies’ T mbrelias to arrive this week. ; Also ^ nand-painted Fans for Com- ,jj au ib®’ jeement season. They are beauties P. F. Ccttino & Co Miss Zana Sturdevant, the efficient j ^r~* t 7g riffin last Saturday a manager of the Southern Telegraph a disorderly manuer that. e "Z Stout PmroSo. 'PriM»<5 { K **‘l —’ birds. ^ etc. Milled for I .j i’J Ctaste* _iheTn*«e hooka. 40Gift. ( ASSOCIATED FANCIERS, • , , S'jctfc I i=cih Street, PhiLdelyhii, p», j we, 9 well-known colored morning last. She seiwd with an j untilahedi^ Jake Rut. recentiy given • attack or pngumoma less than three jpGremville on Su^ iati of this pi- aberration and weeks ago, and though the best medi- . <j a y ]agt by liev. G, VV. Colquitt. Fif , ATKINSON. r -THOMPSON, —cCLEXDOX & r'REEM Y* Petitioners' Attorn ed In office May 4th. 1SS7. DANIEL SWIN Clerk Superior A true extract from the minutes of fcupenor Court. Mav -in,, i^r ° or Daniel swi t lerk Superi money toloIF I am now negotiating Inai proved farms on most favorai Borrower has privilege of ke< three or five years, or may i or a part of it at any time. Particulars call upon or add Newnan. Office with J. 8. b»0t9%t*]»w. Hmrrair'* office at this place, was called home last week by a telegram announcing | the serious illness of her sister, j Mr. Jas. Callaway, the genial solic- j iting agent of the Macon T£ ff ap f\ Co ii e ge Temple was in the city yesterday and favored , ^ president Kellogg, who on * xhe funeral services were conducted i this office with a call. Mr. tana . celebrated his64th birthday. by Rev . h. 8. Rees, of Turin, aasisted 1 rerresente a mighty good paper. J ^ occasion WBB enlivened by a nu- b * v Rev . Mr. Sanders. ble young lady, whose personal am ready to go if It is God's will. I excelled by that I don’t care to stay here any longer.” ' She vae modest and bumble in her will and i knew her. y er illustration of ! in such a disorder.} „ ha - ms we re only ; was arrested by the police and oonnn , ui which wa8 a et.e vae mpaesi.ana num. i ^ nris.^n He will be sent rare yjun . i manner and had the good ed iriThe c - p (prominent charac-enstic of na - . friendship of all who knew ; to tbe Lunatic As}lu . * (ure ghe was a niece of Mrs. H. C. ' jjf„ was a' beautiful illusi _ enial solic-| deIiehtfu i part y was enjoyed ' Vrna l], of this city, and was only 16 > Christian character, and herdeath was I .r r.dwf Temple fast evening iu * vears „f age at the Umert her death.- j »Serious triumph over ihe grave. SPRING MILLINERY! NEWEST STYLES! LATEST FASEIONS! i* on i Jle terc <ping lo toy up: For ft reaa me Powell, a Iran* ♦Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep. From whence none ever make to weep; A calm and undisturbed repose. Unbroken by the last of foes. Life’s troubled dream is o’er; She has waked on the other phore; From sorrows evermore to bide, A -welcome guest at Jesus’ Bide. A Friend. “1 Messrs W A. Mitchell, G. W. R»- merous attendance of young people, -mfv.W. C. Snead and G.L. Johnson who vied with each other in dom* O^yeste^mo^ing , spent lost night on Carmical’s pond, honor to the venerable preceptor f “ trjcben witU p aPa i yg i s , and at this '* nnfflins for cat, eel and everything jfewnan’smostpopularinstitnuon,and wriliu g is lying in a precarious condl- prantvilie.-Ga.. May 18th K j—j were enthusiastic in wishing fur aim tion; in fact, very little hope is enter- — s ♦ .....IV haonv returns of the occasion, uined of his recovery. From what; j mau F Dapp}J(eiu^ we caD lfarB h is atte" d,n 5J*y; Mr. Ed Buchanan has been a warm ^ else that could be induced to bite. Mr Howard M Smith went to Ma- List of Letter* s^^'uwouTd^te SZZl&b i Remaining in the Post Office at New I am now receiving my spring Stock of Millinery, including everything usually kept In a strictly first-class millinery estab lishment, and cordially invite my friends to call and see me. My goods were bought In Baltimore and shipped direct, and I am better prepared than ever to offer inducements in th* Millinery line. Try me; am sure I can please you. Miss Carrie Ball is with me again this season and will be glad to serve her friends as as often they may favor her with their orders MRS- R. M. BARNES. con yesterday morning in response *> j Mr fcd Bocoa I hl ^to look for him to Wrvive Ihi* | nau, Ga-, May Ic*tb, 1*7. • telegoun wmounciBg Sr»*et»pus HI- j of ^ i . . ] . If not called Kewuaa, O*,. AprU 1st, ISfi. 30 BUSHELS SPECKLED PEAS JUST RECEIVED! -FOR SALE BY- HARDAWAY & HUNTER. ALABASTINE, ALABASTINE. Alabastine is made from calcined gypsum rock, and chemically prepared for coating In side walls. It is better than whitewash, cheaper than wall paper, and more durable than kalsomine. Will not rub ofir* becomes as hard as a rock. Try It. 50 cents’ worth will coypv 50 square yards two coats. For sa’e by T. E. FELL <fc CO. SPECIAL LOW PRICES FOR CASH GENUINE SCOViLLE HANDLED HOES! THIS SEASON. Call and get oar prices before buying. SEWING MACHINES That will be sold low for cash, or on the In stallment plan. T. E. FELL & CO. Newjjan, Ga-, Ayril 1st, 1S9T. SMOKE “NEWNAN GIRL” CIGARS. CLEAR HAVANA FILLER. PRICE, 5 CENTS. Manufactured and sold by M. SALBIDE9 Newnan, Ga. TAX RECEIVER’S NOTICE. THIRD AND LAST ROUND. I will be at tbe followfne named plaeeaat Ihe times below mentioned for tbe purpone pi re ceiving returns of State and countyTaxeo, to* wit: Sbarpsburg, Monday, May 23d. Turin, Tuesday. 24 th. Senoia. Wednesday, 25tb. Haralson, Thursday, 28th. Young’s Tanyard, Friday, 27th. Newnan, Tuesday, June 7th. Hurrican- Court Ground, Wednesday, §Ub Pullens' Cro*» Roads, Thursday, 9th. Kirby’s Store, Friday, 10th. Grautville. Saturday, 11th. Palmetto, Tuesday, lltb. Powell's Station. Wednesday, lath. * Panther Creek Court Ground, Thni 16tb. I will also be at the Court Home hi Kram from June 20th until the let of July. M will be dwell July , STEAM ENGINES