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fcgal Hotices. To Whom it May Concern. GEORGIA—Coweta Coott. Tto» estate of Betsy Camp, late of h&ld coun ty, deceased, Wcing unrepresented and not likely to be ropnrsented, all ponton*concerned are required to *bow cauae In the Court of Or dinary of said county, on the flr«t Monday in July next, why ioch Administration should not be vested in the County Administrator. This Jane 2d, IS>7. W. H. PERSONS, Ordinary, Pr’a fee 13.00. and ex-offlelo Clerk C. O. u Letters of Guardianship. UEOROIA—Coweta County: a. W. c»mp having applied to the Court ot Ordinary of wild county for Intern of guar- dlaoahlp of Willie file uche mid Maud Corne lia Lambert, minor children of W.T. Lambert, deceased, all persona concerned are required U> IOC* cause In aald Court by the first Mon d»y In July next, If any tbev can, "by aald application should not be granted. TM» June M. I«7. W. U. I'KRBONS, Printer', tee 1.1.00. Ordinary. Letters of Dismission. OEOKi.IA—Coweta County: Joaeph E. Dent and J. T. Kirby, Hr., ad- mlnlalraloni de bonla non with the will an nexed of Elisha HI ins, lute of said county de ceased, having app'led to the Court or Ordi nary of said county for letters ot dismission from their said trust, all persons concerned are required to show cause lu said Court by the first Monday In July next, It any they can why said application suouut not be giantej. This April 1st, 10X7. W. H. I’EKnoNS, Printer's fee *4 10. Ordinary. SMOKE THE FAMOUS RABBIT'S FOOT" A. G. THE BEST 5 CENT CIGAR EVER MADE. HOWARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, ATLANTA, GA. Letters of Dismission. GEORGIA—Cow ft a County: Arthur IlatchCAOo. Administrator of B. G. liarker.dt-ccased, havlii^applled to the Court of Ordinary of kitid count,) for letters of dis- mUftion from his said tru»t, ail person* con cerned are required to show cau»e In said Court by the Brot Monday in August next, it any they can. why said application sboulu not be granted. This April 2»th, lw7. W. H. PERSONS, Printer*’ fee *4.38. Oidlnary. Letters of Dismission. OEORGIA—Coweta County: Jacob Starr, J. \V. Sewell and John Avery, executors of J.E. Gurley, deceased, having applied to the Court of Ordinary of kald coun ty for letter* of (lUmln-loii from their saiu trust, all person* concerned arc required to ■how cauae lu aald Court by the llrwt Monday in AugUHt next, if any they can, win suid ap plication should not t>e granted. Thin April JHlt, 1M7. W. II. PERSONS, Printer*' fee *4.80. Ordinary. Application for New Road. GEORGIA—Cowkt.v County: P. D. .Sima and other* have applied lor a •ocoud-ciu** public road running lruin Puck- •tt Station, in the Second ulmrici, to uixnu one huudit-d yard* bcjouJ the residence 01 j . I>. Sima, in the Umnivlile district, a uiatauce of aoout two mi<»-.», there connecting wiili tue- public road running irorn Newuuu to Graul- vllle; which ha* been murked out by tue com missioners and a leport tHereof made on oath by them. All person* are uolihed that sulu new road will, on and alter the first Wednes- day in July next, by the Commissioners oi Hoads and Revenue 01 said county, be nnallj granted if no new cuubc la: Bliown to the con trary. This May 1W, 1m7. , J. A. HUNTER, Chairman Board Count.,) Cuimuirv-ioner*. Postponed Sheriff’s Sale. GEORGI A—Coweta County : Will be Hold on the first Tuesday in July next, at the Court-house in Bald county, witn- la the legal .tours ol sale, to the higuetfl blu- d rf r cush. the following described property, to* wit s fvui bale* of cotton weighing in the aggre gate when It vied ou November lath, lu 1MI, nineteen bundled and seven injunu*. the sum*, being the cotton levied on by 11. It. KicKeison, L. c., in the oUlst District, o. M., 01 CoweU. county, under n distress wurmm, in favor 01 Henry K. llurris, or., against J. F. Spraggliis —issued by R. N\ . Jones. j. 1*. in Meriwcuici county, Ga., November loth, lssi, ami mnue returnable to the KebiUary term, ]&*>, oi Meriwctber Superior Court. Tins eotion was levied on lu CoweUt county; n claim wua in terposal by the Soluble racillc U'*auo Coin- pauy, on trial in Meriwether Superior Court., the property was found suojeci to the uis- treHH warrant, and this Jud 0 ment wus cou- flrmed oy the Supreme Court, l his J une 1st, 1*87. Printer’s ice, *o.U7. GEO. ll.CARMICAL, Sheriff. Application for New Road. GEORGIA—Coweta County: W. H. Copclund and otiiers huve applied for a new secomi-clus public road, commencing at the blacksmith shop oi Jacobus Petty, o. near there, where Joseph bluer now resides, in the Panther CieeK district, and i tinning in a westerly uirectlou and by the residence oi William CoiH*lund, aim through the ianus o. Jacobus Petty, W uliuin Copeland ami Sarah Sewell, and Intersecting me County Farm road near said lann, ilieuce along the Count.) Farm road to G. W. Warren’s, wuerc It inter sects the Moore’s Ferry road; which ha* been marked out by ibe commissioners apjiotiitc to review It, and a rc]>ori thereof made on oath by them, with the recoiumeuuution that the same be extended to Allendale, a distance of one-half mile f urther. All persons are no tified that said new road, with the extension to Allendale, will, on and alter the fit si \\ «-u- nesday lu July next, by the Commissioners ol Roads and Revenue ol saiu county, be finally grunted it no new cause be shown to tlie con trary. This May ‘JU, ih©7. , J. A. HUNTER. Chairman Board Couuty Commissioners. ft Jerald and gUrertiscr. Newnan, Ga., Friday, June 17th, 1887. HOME AFFAIRS. Superior Apple Vinegar for sale. A- Pope. Newnan t nient airs. Mr. E. M. Cole Wednesday. ' ill soon put on cominence- vas in Macon last Mrs. Y. If Thompson is at .Salt Spring for a month's stay. Miss Mattie Brisco-•, of Senoia, is vis iting M rs. T. W. Powol. Miss Jennie Cates is expected home from Mississippi next week. Major I'. B. Wilkinson and lady are visiting in Griftin this week. Judge Bigby has been detained at home most of the week by sickness. The Mechanics’ Band concert lias been postponed until next Friday nigut. Il you want a good article of Plug To bacco ask your dealer for “Old Rip.” Rev. G. R. MeOall, of Griffin, will oc cupy Dr. Hall’s pulpit next Sunday. Col. .1. A. Fouche and lady, of Barnes- villc, visittd relatives in Newnan thi* week. does not sell lemonade and milk shakes to the colored race. So when you drink here you have the satisfaction of know ing that you are not drinking after some colored brother. S. S. Wilson. The first cotton bloom of this season, at least the first which has come to At lanta, is from the plantation of John W. Arnold, in Coweta county, near Grantville. It was sent to Garrett A Brother.-Atlanta Constitution, Wh inst. The new building of tLe West Point Manlacturing Company, now being erect€d, w ill be 2S2 feet long, 30 feet wide and three stories in height. It will have GO windows. The reservoir will be placed in a tower and on a hill adjoin- As an item of interest it may be stated that a pile of strength that would reach half way to the inoon is wasted in thh country every year by people holding up hymn books in church who don’t know a B flat note from the how l of a brindle cal. Editor I.owrey, of the Rome Bulletin, has embraced religion and joined the church. Sargent’s Home-ground Corn Meal for sale at Milner’s store. A fresh lot just received. Mr. Geo. W. Wheeler, of Alice, Ala., is mingling with his Newnan friends this week. Rev. T. P. Cleveland, who is assisting Or. Stacy this week, is a brother of Mrs. J. B. Wiilcoxon. T. E. FELL & C0„ DEALERS IN HARDWARE AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, ETC. NEWNAN, GA. SEASON GOODS: Fowler Fly Fans, Fly Traps, Fruit Jars, Self-Acting Ice Cream Freez- zers. Grain Cradles, ($2.00 each.) Grass Scythes, Scythe Stones, Fence Wire, Fishing Tackle. Wagon and Buggy Materials, Granite Iron Wares. Mr. J. F. Sponcler has entirely recov ered from his recent illness and is at his post of d jty npuin. Miss Paraiie Brotberton, of Atlanta, is- visitihg in Newnan this week, the guest of Miss Susio Bigby. Misses Annie and Jessie Beese, of Marshallville, Ga., are visiting the fam ily of Dr. J. T. Reese. Remember, iho only place in Nownan " hoioyou can get Sullivan’s “Free ami Easy” Tobacco is atC’. F. Meyer’s. Mrs. It. M. Barnes is selling her en tire stock of spring millinery at cost and offers some very desirable bargains. Missos Mattie Hardaway and Morn Hall, who have been attending school in LaOrange, returned home this week. Air. I). P. Overby, who wentto Bartow, Fla., last fall, has returned to Newnan and will prooably spend the summer. ltev. J. B. Hunnicutt, of Turin, will preach at theM. E. Church on Sunday next, both in the forenoon and at night. A letter received from Hon. W. B. Berry this wee £ announces the yafe ar rival of himself ami daughter in Eng land. Inttlc Wiunnrd Jackson, mention of whose ilSiess was made in our last issue, is lying extremely low, and it is feared that ho will not recover Subscribers to the stock of the “Spring Park Assoeiaiion”arerequested to make immediate payment to Mr H. C. Fisher, the secretary and treasurer, and receive their certificates. Permanent organi nation will be effected when all the money has been paid in. Rev. H. S Rees, of Co wet a count3' called to see us this week. Mr. Rees is the owner of the Preacher mine, and his business here was in regard to the mine Ho preached an able sermon in the Bap tist Church on Sundat' to a large au dience.—Dahlonega Signal. The commencement exercises of Ex celsior Higli School, Senoia, will begin on Sunday, June 2f>th, and continue three days. The sermon will be preach ed by Dr. J. H. Hall. The literary ad dress will be delivered by Prof. C. L, Moses on Tuesday, 2Sth inst. Editor Callahan, of the West Point Press, enlivened Ihe town with his gc nial presence last Wednesday. He is preparing to make some important provements in his ollice, among which may be mentioned a power press capa ble of printing an 8-column paper. The commencement exercises of Se- noia High School are announced to take 1 lace next week, beginning with a ser uion on Sunday by Rev. W. R. Foote, of this city. The suosequont exercises will occupy two davs and nights, and will be 01 an exceedingly interesting character Tax Receiver Farmer requests the an nouncement that he will be in Newnan from the 20th to the JOili inst., inclusive, aflor which time his books will be closed Those who have not yet made returns of their property are warned that thej must do so before the 1st of July,ortbey will be double taxed. We have received for publication a re ply to the tariff argument' of Mr. P. D. Simms, whose article appeared last werk. It is from the pen oi Judge Ben j. Leigh, and written in that gentloman’s usually vigorous style; but owing to the crowded condition of our columns we hall have to defer it uutil our next is sue. Mrs. Geo. Jones and her accomplished daughter. Miss Gena, left yesten.ay fo. Tallulah Falls, whoro they will sojurn during tho heated te-ra. The city tax books will be closed July 1st. Those who fail to giro in their tax es by that date will bo doi ble taxed. I,. S. Conyers, Clerk. John W. Smith, the Heard county murderer, is doomed. The Governor has refused to commute his sentence and he will be executed at Franklin to-dav. Prof. C. P. Sander* and wife, of Tem ple. passed through town this week on their WHY to Senoia, where they will spend several days visiting relatives and friends. Mr. C. M. Webb warns the public not to give employment to Wiley Griffin, colored, said Griffin being under con tract to work for him the present 3'car. See notice. Col. R. S. Burch, of Thomasville, Ga., is in attendance at Court this week. He has numeions relatives and friends in thiscommunity, who are always delight ed to have a visit from him. SEWING MACHINES Thai Prill be sold low for cash, or on the in stallment plan. T. E. FELL & CO. Newnan, Ga., April 1st, 1&<7. PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY! AND BUY YOUR CIGARS M. SALBIDE, MANUFACTURER OF FINE HAVANA CIGARS. S. H. Phelan, late proprietor of the Gate City Produce Exchange, has raked together about $5,000 of assets, with which he proposes to settle$14.000 of pre ferred liabilities. Geuerous man! North's Chicken Cholera Cure certain ly cures: and it not only cures, but pre vents. Read the advertisement, and if your chickens are afflicted with this fatal disease, procure a bottle and try it. Mrs. E. J. Orr has bought the hand some two-story residence in the eastern paft of the city, known as the And>ews place, and is having some desirable im provements made ou the premises. The firm of McNamara A Ison, marble workers, has been dissolved, Mr. Ison retiring. The new firm will be known asG.G. McNamara A Bro., the atter having acquired Mr. Ison's interest. Rev. J. H. Hall, of Newnan, is an nounced to deliver t he baccalaureate ser mon of the Griffin Female College on Sunday, and Governor Gordon the an- nual addre»s ou Thursday.—Gi'irtin Xeics. | Mr. S. J. Mullens, of Panther Creek district, has been sorely bereaved re- SM8KE THE ' NEWNAN GIRL” cently. Only two weeks ago he lost his CIGAR. This Clear is better than many and equal to the best 10c. Clear sold. Il is manufactur ed from the best imported Havana tobacco, and 1 guarantee it to be free from all artificial and poisonous flavors so dangerous to the smoker. It is THE BEST! wife, and on Tuesday last his infant child died. He has our sympathy in his affliction. THE BEST! This is everybody’s verdict. Retail price only oc. For sale at my store, and also by -Messrs. Orr, Kirby A Co , Greenville street- My “Two-fors” can’t be beat. They are bet- ter than your hlfalutin’, drugged-to-death 5- eenters. My clear Havaua Cigars are as good as the pest imported, and can be had for less than half the money. Will manufacture cigars to order, any de scription and in any quantity. <Adl on or address M. SALBX D&CJgar Man- WtfUiref, Open* Home buMibw»ewnn, Ga. The stockholders of the Newnan Pub lishing Company are requested to meet at the office of McClendon A Freenian on Monday, June 20th, at -io'clock r. M.. at THE BEST, j which time permanent organization will be effected. The infantehild of Mr. and Mrs. John Askew diod last Tuesday, after an ill ness of about fifteen days, and was bur ied iu our city cemetery the following afternoon- It was a lovely child—a ten der flowret whose young life was blight ed ere it had fairly blown—aud thebe reaved parents have the sympathies of the wholo eommunitv in their affliction. About a mouth ago Mr. A Pope insert ed a small advertisement in The Heb- alh and -ADVEKrisER calling attention to the new Smith Jt Wesson haminerless, self-acting pistol, and v ithin a week tweuty or thirty people called specially to see it, excusing their curiosity by re ferring to the advertisement in the pa per. Another evidence that advertising pays. On Tuesday next Col. P. S. Whatley will deliver a commencement oration at Fairburn. and on' the same day his law partner, Col. l.uther Farmer, will make an address at Senoia, the occasion being the closing exercises of Senoia High Schorl. Both are graceful, polished speak-rs, and so well qualified to sus tain themselves that no word of com mendation is required at our bauds. The Creswell correspondent of the Griflin -Yens furnishes the following items of inte est: The citizens of this place who sub scribed to the Atlanta and Hawkinsville Railroad are very sick about it. They sav- tliat they hate to pay their monoy'and then get no rabroad'. Col. Loviok Barnes, of’he Atlanta and Hawkinsville road, spent Friday night with your correspondent. Mr. Ira Mattox, of Newnan, visited liis father’s family last Saturday and Sun- dav. We stated last week that Sheriff Car- mical had raised $90 for the Lane fami ly and turned the entire amount over to the relief committee. This was only partly true. The total sum raised by subscription represented goods and other contributions as well as money. The money only was turueJ over to the committee, amounting iu all to about $50. The subscription list has been left with Mr. P. B. Murphey. at the FirstXa- tional Bank, togetiier with such other amounts as have since been collected. liveied by H. A. Hall. Esq., of this city: and at night there will be a grand con cert, particinated in by the pupils of the music department. Prof. Pendergrast is making elaborate preparations for the event, and those who know him will need no further assurance as to the com plete success of the occasion. Notwithstanding the oft-repeated ru mor that the Atlanta and Hawkinsville road w ould not go to Senoia, a director of the road stated to a Constitution re ■ porter last Tuesday, in positive terms, that trains would be running into Atlan ta from Sc-noia by October. It has been generally understood recently that the line known in the plan or survey as the Cresswell r,,ute would be adopted, and this belief has been partly verified by the movements of the locating and construc tion forces for a month 01 six weeks past. Three thousand tons of steel rails have been purchased by the company, and track-laying will commence in a few weeks. We would like some credi ble evidence of the company’s intentions other than the statement quoted above, how ever, before wo can feel safe in ten dering congratulations to our sister town. Prof. I. F. Cox, president ot the South ern Female College at LaGrange, died quite suddenly at his home in that place last Monday morning from a stroke ol apoplexy. He appeared as well as usual " hen he retired Sunday night and the announcement of his death was a se vere shock to his friends and family. The commencement exercises of the school began last Saturday, and would not have been concluded before Wcdnes- daj-; but in view of this sad interruption 1 lie remainder of the programme was dispensed with. Deceased was one of the most popular and successful ed ucators in the Slate, and few institutions stood higher in the estimation of the people, particularly in Coweta count}-. He leaves the college in competent hands, and we understand the fall term will open at the usual time, with a full board of instructors. adnt’r. Application for dower. Com missioners ap| ointed. Rosa A. Kelly vs. E. S. and O. L. Kel ly, adni'rs. Applicatior. for dower. Commissioners appointed. Frank Rou en vs. Caliie Bowen. Total divorce granted. Emma Parks vs. Dudley P. Parks. Total divorce granted. Emma T. Cox vs. Carey S. Cox. Total divorce granted. Pearl Spring Park Association. Pe tition for charter granted. Newnan Publishing Company. Peti tion for charter granted. Mattie Smith vs. H. J. Lisseter,adrn'r. Application for dower. Commissioners appointed. Mrs. Sallie L. Hungeriord petitioned to have name of her children changed from Ouslev to Hungeriord. Order granted. Sarah Ami Sewell vs. Mary Ann Sew ell, adiii’x. Return of petitioners to set aside dower made the judgment of the Court. G. W. Perdue vs. Geo. Harw ell. Cer tiorari. Overruled. W. W. Thomas vs. C. li Wood. Cer tiorari. Sustained. W. W. Thomas vs. Joshua Moore. Certiorari. Overruled. M. A. Padgett vs. W. J. Wood. Cer tiorari. Sustained. Paul S. Wiilcoxon and A. G. Couch were appointed commercial notaries. Complimentary to Judge Boynton. Outside of his circuit, we doubt if Judge Boynton is more popular any where in the State than in Newnan, and Lis presence here this week has been made the occasion of an ovation that will be pleasantly remembered by our people for many weeks to come. On Tuesday evening last ho was taken in charge by a committee of admiring friends and carried out to Hardaway A Hunter’s pond, where it was proposed to regale him with an old-fashioned bar becue and fish-fry. A quantity of fine fish were caught and cooked on the spot. A dair.ty lambkin of irreproachable pedi gree squirmed and quivered upo* the spit, whose unctuous aroma, mingling with the balsamic redolence of the sur rounding woods, so wrought upon the appetites of those present as to be abso lutely tan.alizing. The foregoing deli cacies were in due lime supplemented by. such dietary condiments as coukl he hastily gotten together, the whole con stituting r menu that lingered on the palate with refreshing fragrance long after the hour of adjournment. It was a rare occasion in many respects—just in- iormai enough to be delightfui, and yet not so informal as to do violence to the nice proprieties invariably observ ed by our people in doing honor to a istinguished guest. By 9 o’clock the last flauil eau had been extinguished and tho genial company wended their way homeward, tarrying only long enough on the festal scene to pay their parting respects to the honored guest of the evening, and to assure him by a ris ing vo’e that if he ever needed anything in thiscommunity all he hadtodowas to ask for it. Card of Thanks. We, the members of Nit. Vernon Bap tist Church, desire to express our thanks through this medium to those who so liberally contributed to the committee recently appointed to solicit funds for the improvement of the interior of the church. The committee was composed as follows: A. Long, chairman, Mrs. Lizzie Moreland, Mrs. Jos. Arnold, Mrs. Matil da Price, Mrs. Mollie Johnson. Rev. Joseph Levelt,, Pastor. STEAM ENGINES. WE HAVE ON HAND SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS IN STEAM 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. R. D. COLE MANUFACTURING CO., Newnan, Ga. NORTH’S CHICKEN CHOLERA CURE! List of Letters Remaining in the Post-Ofiice at New nan, Ga., J une 13tli, 1887. If not called for in four weeks will be sent to the Dead Letter Ollice: G. Allen. Calip Ashmern, col. Miss Lizzie Hill, care Geo. Williams. Henry LI ill, care George Williams. Miss Nannie Jordan. T. C. Moore. J. R Ray. Hugh smith. Mrs. Sealy Walker. Harvey Washington. Square Alfred, col. Miss Lizzie Barn. Mrs. Emma Cox. Honrv Porters, col. MissD. N. Reese. Miss Lucy Roberts, col. Miss Nicy Talliforro. Millard Tucker, col. Alen Turner. Brooks* Wooten. J. R. McCollum, P. M BEFORE TAKIXO. A SURE PREVENTIVE AN INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC The revival meeting at the Presbyte rian church is yet in progress anu the labors of the pastor and his distin guished co-workers have beer, rewarded in a most gratifying way. There nave been several accessions to the member ship and a general spirit of revival in fused into the church. Dr. Bnrkhead left for his home in Montgomery on Monday last, much to the regret of cur people Dr. Stacy i« being assisted at present by Rev. T. P. Cleveland, of At lanta, who is rendering efficient service in the good work by his earnest exhor tations. The meeting will probably close to-night. Dr. Calhoun says a boy baby is worth $15,000 any day, and if this is a fair val uation Dr. Theo “Davis may consider himself moderately well-to-do. It ar rived last Frida and kicks the beam at 12 pounds in its stocking feet. Hint fa the only pUqe in town that By 'reference to the published an nouncement, which appears elsewhere in this paper, it will oe seen that the commencement exercises of Palmetto High School have been arranged to take place next week, commencing on Sun dry and continuing until Tuesday night The sermon will be preached on Sunday morning next by Rev. W. C. McCall, of Atlanta. At 81>. m., Monday, there will be a public debate by Palmetto High School Society. At 11 a. M-, Tuesday, of during the session: the commencement address will be.de- JUmuot Motpw ts. £. W. Morgan, Court Notes. The adjourned term of Coweta Supe rior Court convened last Monday morn ing, with Judge Boynton on the benoh. Grand and traverse jurors summoned for the regular March term were pres ent and answered to their names as they were calied. Some were excused, foi different causes, but their places were readily supplied and the Court proceed ed to business. Judge Boynton's charge to the grand jury was clear, coucise and able, and when lie had finished it is safe to say that no member was in doubt as to what would be required of him in the per formance of his sworn duty. Several leading attorneys were ex cused on account of sickness, and this action necessitated the continuance of a number of important cases that had been set for trial. The day was occupied in trying di vorce cases and other suits of minor im portance Towards evening, howevor, became apparent that Couit could not last long unless lawyers and litigants furnished occupation lor the Judge and jury, and as there was a manifest disin clination to do so Judge Boynton yield ed to the importunities of both and dis missed the traverse jury for the term. The grand jury is yet in session, though, aud wi.l nrobabiy not be able to adjourn before noon to-day. The grand jury is a representative body in all respects, and considering the short session they have doubtless ac complished more work than any similar body that ever convened in the county. Judge A. B. Brown is foreman and Capt. A. B. Cates clerk. Solicitor-General Reid went home on Wednesday, and in his absence Orlando 1 McClendon, Esq., has been serving the Court as Solicitor pro tem. He drops in to the official groove as naturally as a duck takes to water, and by his kind and courteous attentions to the grand ju ry has won their everlasting gratitude. Sheriff'Carmical and Clerk Swint had not waited an a Court in so long that they appeared somewhat embarrassed at first, but soon recovered their official composure and proceeded to business with their usual veteran-like precision and regularity. Judge Boynton is the handsomest ju dicial officer in the State, not excepting even Judge Jim Brown of the Cherokee Circuit, and is as clever and conrteons on the bench as off. He is a decided fa vorite with the members of the Newnan bar. The visiting lawyers are as follows: GeO. A. Carter and W. A. Poet, Grant- ville; W. W. Hardy, J. F. Methviu and J Walter Shell, Senoia; F. S. ljoltin, Franklin; S. E-Grgw, Carrollton; R. S. Burch, Thomasville The following business was disposed *akih 6 THE JOSH BERRY 14-FINGER GRAIN CRADLE IS THE BEST! It is the best Implement of the kind in use; those mho have used it once mill have no other. .AFTEIi TAKiyy.J CHICKEN CHOLERA! Has never failed to effect a cure when properly adminis tered. Tried and endorsed by This powder never vanes. A marvel oi pur- J ity,strength,and wholesomeness. Moreeco- hlinHrprk wlin wi’llinrrhr nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot DUIlUieClb, WllO Willingly LcSlliy be sold In competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Royal Baking Powder Co.. 10« Wall-st.. N. Y. POWDER Absolutely Pure. W.E. AVERY DEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, GOLD PENS, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, SINGER SEWING MACHINE, NEEDLES AND OIL, VIOLIN STRINGS, BRT C-A-BR AC, NOVELTIES 111 bouse decoration, etc. 4 to the sovereign virtues of the remedy. It is manufactured in fluid form and can be ad ministered without difficulty. One bottle costing $1.00 will save $50.00 worth of diseased poultry. PBEPAKED BY THE NORTH CHOLERA CURE CO., NEWNAN, GA., AND SOLD BY ALL BKCGGISTS AT $1-00 PER BOTTLE. Full directions with each package. 30 BUSHELS SPECKLED PEAS JUST RECEIVED! -FOB SALE BY- WEDDING RINGS, MEDALS, BADGES, PRESENTA TION AND SPECIAL PIE CES OF JEWELRY. REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING. Everythin:; guaranteed as represented— all work warranted. W. E. AVERY, the Jeweler, Newnan, Ga. go SEN ESS U NMVLRS SCUD FOR CIRCULARS. Notice of Legislation. Notice is hereby given thataf the approach ing session of ibe Genera] Assemble of Geor gia 1 will apply for the passage of. a special Act to he entitled “An Act for the relief of F. M. Childers, or the county of Coweta-” etc. This June 19th, 1S7. J. C. MiXOjr. . Vv.„ COLLEGE TEMPLE Has entered its thirty-fifth annual session For fall numbers and marked success, the last term has proved exceptional. The Literary, Music and Art departments are all thorough, satisfactory and prosperous, and we begin the New Year under the most favorable auspices. Send us your daughters; patronize home Institutions thereby secur ing the same educational advantages at cheaper rates, and retaining the inestimable privilege of borne influence. With the sym pathy and hearty support of the past, we will secure to those entrusted to ns a thorough, practical education. Spring Term will begin Jan. 4,1*7. For catalogue apply to M. P. KELLOGG, Pres, and Prop. MONEY TO LOAN. I am now negotiating loans on im proved farms on most favorable terms. Borrower has privilege of keeping loan three or five years, or may pay np all or a part of it at any time. For fall particulars call upon or address me at Newnan. Office with J. 8. Powell, at- tt*bey-at-l*w. U0W4«P3fcSiaUI- HARDAWAY & HUNTER. SMITH & WESSON HAMMERLESS PISTOL! THIS IS THE LATEST AND FINEST PISTOL MADE. 20,000 Rim and Central Fire Cart ridges and a full assort ment of PiB- tols always In stock. FISh HOOKS, TROT LINES, 8EINE TWINE —AND RE AD Y- MADE SEINES, SOLID STEEL HOES, GERMAN MILLET, —AND — all the vari eties of FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS. ,FULL LINE HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE. Will trade for fresh Eggs and first-class Butter, at the New Hardware and Seed Store. A. POPE. CARRIAGE AND WAGON REPAIR SHOP! We are prepared to do any kind of work In the Carriage, Buggy or Wagon lina that may be desired and in the best and most work manlike manner. We use nothing but the best seasoned material, and guarantee all work done. Old Boggles and Wagons over hauled and made new. New Baggies and Wagons made to order. Prices reasonable. Urea shrank and wheels guaranteed. Give ns a triaL ' FOLDS A POTTO. BADGES, MEDALS, BANGLES, ENGAGEM1 ETC*; El MADE TO INI RINGS, <F!., ETC., ETC. rXir-Z •. W. E. THE JEWELER, STEAM ENGINES