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wrr TiHgift* '11 t'tkfm $hc Sjfrald and ^dccrtiscii. Newnan, Ga., Friday, Nov. 11, 1887. Cotton had a bouynnt tendency yesterday and advanced about 50 points before the market closed. Quo tations for to-day are as follows: Mid dling, 9£; good middling, (tfc. Have mule? HOME AFFAIRS. you seen Dr. Lyndon’s Jersey It is estimated that nearly $1,000,000 of life insurance is carried by the peo ple of Coweta county. Three-fourths of this amount is carried in Newnan, Marshal McCormick, of LaGrunge, was j the largest single policy being for $50,- in town yesterday. j °°°* m _ Mr. W. S. Askew invested in a hand- Marshal Lee last Friday night for fighting and selliifg liquor without li cense. The indiscretion will probably cost him $100 or $150 by the time he satisfies the city, the State and the Federal authorities. Martin McAfee, the colored individual with whom Wil kinson had the fight and who gave his liquor scheme away, was fined $10 and costs. IVe direct attention to the advertise ment of Mr. J. S. Anderson, which ap- Three hundred cocoanuts just re ceived at Fuller & Norris’. Leave to sell lands belonging to es-! A beautiful wine set—Mr. and Mrs. tate of Harrison Kelly, deceased, j It. A. Ilearn. granted Edgar and Oscar Kelly, ad-j Water set—A. O. Lyndon, niinistrator. j Pair hand-painted China cups ftnu Leave to sell lands belonging to es-: saucers, in brackets—Mrs. J. S. IIol- tate of Richmond Sewell, deceased, ! linsliead. granted Daniel Swint, administrator. Handsome silver crumb-scraper Leave granted any minister of the , Miss Lizzie Dent, gospel, Judge or Justice of the Peace , Colored glass water set—Mrs. It. >\ . to join in the holy bonds of matrimony ! Andrews. Madison McGhee, colored, and Anna j Pearl card case—Miss Mary Andrews. Montgomery, colored—provided there Peach-blow vases—Misses Gibson, be no lawful cause to obstruct the i Handsome vases, with flowers—Miss same, according to the Constitution anu i Helen Long. laws of this State. . , pears elsewhere in this paper, and com- Month i v Meeting of rnnntv Commit some new carriage last week, wluch is j ]m . nll a careful readi * ' of the sllne . ; MoMM5r °* Coun ‘ r Coma **- j much admiredhj those who have seen j jj e | ias a j ar „ e and well-selected stock Mrs. b-•* • ai m.s las an e e 0 an > ^ j*. It was ordered specially for him b\ i 0 f<i r y goods, clot lung etc., new and com- ■ i line nulling y s a < o. . j Messrs. Arnold, Luidett & Co., | which he is now offering (and Car-load Texas rust-proof oats just ; cost *“°0* ^ j will continue to sell until further no- received by Hardaway & Hunter. A nice assortment of fine millinery going cheap at Mrs. R. M. Barnes’. Large invoice of mackerel and white lish just in. Hakdway & Hunter. Call and see if we advertise the truth about our goods. Fuller & Norris. Editor McCutcheon, of the Franklin News, dropped in to see us ednesdav. Miss Lillie Colbert, of Cambridge, is visiting the family of Mr. W. A. Mitch ell. Dr. Stacy will fill his regular monthly appointment at W bite Oak next Sun day. ^ Major N. B. Glover is looking after his farming interests in Alabama this week. Miss Jennie Burpee left this week for a visit to relatives and friends in Cusseta, Ala. Canned goods, and everything good to ca t—a bountiful supply for all, at Fuller & Norris. Dr. and Mrs. Stacy returned yester- j tiee) at cost for cash. His stock is too day from Arcadia, La., whither they i heavy for these dry and piping times, went several days since, one to officiate, I and he lias determined to reduce it. the other to he present, at the mar riage of Miss Mattie Underwood, who is a niece of Mrs. Stacy. Although not a candidate, nor even a modest aspirant, in the election for officers of the Savannah, Griffin and North Alabama Railroad last week Hon. W. B. Berry received a very com plimentary vote for President. He would make a good one. The report having been circulated that Mr. R. P. Tallman, of Woodbury, had failed in business, he writes a card to the Columbus Enquirer-Sim of Tues day denying the truth of the rumor. He will prosecute the parties who gave currency to the report. Mrs. It. M. Barnes is selling millinery at cost for thirty days. Go early and secure bargains. The very lies! line of fancy and family groceries in this market always on hand at Fuller & Norris’. A good No. cook stove, with accom panying utensils, for sale—price $3. Apply at this office. Thurber & Whylaml’s celebrated fla voring extracts—the best in the market —at Fuller & Norris’. Rev. W. W. Kelly, of Whitesburg, was in the city last Wednesday and fa vored this office with a call. Judge J. >S. Rigby and Col. P. II. Brewster have been in attendance at Troup Superior Court this week. Mrs. O. W. McGhee and daughter, Miss Sallie, of Meriwether county, are visiting the family of Rev. J. IT. Hall. Mr. A. F. Kuhns and Miss Lizzie -Jones, of Atlanta, spent several days this week with tlieir sister, Mrs. C. 1). Mollis. | Miss Berta Milton, one of our most popular and charming summer visitors, left last Friday for her home in Ma rianna, Fla. After a short visit to her aunt, Mrs. U. B. Wilkinson, Miss Velma Pear son ret urned to her home in Alabama last Tuesday. J. C. King & Son, of Griffin, were closed by the Sheriff last Tuesday. This is one of the oldest and most popu lar merca itile firms in Middle Georgia, and their embarrassment is generally and sincerely regretted. Poor collec. tions is assigned as the cause. This offer is made in good faith, as his prices will show, and will be held open until Christmas. Go and see him. The R. D. Cole Manufacturing Com pany received an order two or three weeks ago from F. J. Cooledge & Bro., of Atlanta, manufacturers and whole sale dealers in paints, for a first-class 25-horse power engine and boiler, to be used in running the machinery in tlieir manufacturing department. They were finished up and shipped last Mon day and are now being placed in posi tion. The sort of enterprise that is not afraid of competition is the kind that, succeeds always, and the Cole Manu facturing Company seem about as much at home in Atlanta as in Newnan. sioners. The honorable Board of County Commissioners met at the Court-house on Wednesday, 2d hist., at 10 o’clock A. M. Present—John A. Hunter, chair man, John D. Simms, P. O. Collins- worth, Jasper N. Sewell and W. W. Sasser. The following business was transact ed: The salary of the Judge of the City Court was fixed at $1,200 per annum, payable quarterly. Moses Robinson was sent to the County Poor Farm. Petition of G. W. Smith and others for the establishment of a second-class public road from II. S. Rees’ to the ! Peach-blow vases—Dr. and Mrs. Tlieo i Davis. Silver butter-dish— Mrs. B. S. Askew. I Crocheted zephyr sets—Mrs. W. S. Moss, of Franklin, Tenn. Cut glass jewelry stand—Mrs. Lula Drewry, of Brooks Station, Ga. Painted China plaque—Mrs. A. B. Cates. Pair silver napkin rings—Mrs. F. W. Arnall. China fruit plates—Mrs. Daniel Wal ker. Mrs. A. I). Freeman contributed a nature puissant and predominant. Miss Elmore s reading, or rather speaking, is a luxury to those who hrre the sound of the English language, finely modu lated and beautifully spoken by a mu sical voice. Again she was the truly beautiful woman, magnificently set forth bv all the aid of rich and varied dress. Seldom have such lovely cos tumes been seen in Atlanta. Her sup port was excellently placed in their va rious roles. “only a woman’s heart.” On Friday night Miss Helen Blythe* will appear at Reese’s Opera House as the leading character in “Only a Wo man’s Heart,” which has had such a popular run for two or three seasons past. It is highly commended by dra matic critics as one of the strongest emotional society dramas on the Amer ican stage, and Miss Blythe has achieved a national reputation by her successful presentation of the play. Among the numerous complimentary beautiful duster of tube-roses. Hand- , rr .; n(r some waiters of flowers were also pre- notices that ne have obsti e o seated by Mrs. J. D, Ray, Mrs. Ida As kew, and Misses Dews and Lyndon. A lovely bunc h of violets—“luck flowers” —arranged in the form of a horseshoe, were presented to the bride bv Mrs. J. D. Ray. And last, lmt not least, a little kitten, with a badge bearing the following ap propriate inscription—“What is home without a cat?”—from Miss Jennie Miss Willie Elder, after a month’s visit to relatives and friends in Atlan ta, has returned to Newnan, where she designs spending some time before pro ceeding to her home at Turin. This will be gratifying news to our young people, with whom she is very popular. Married, in Arcadia, La., on Thurs day evening last, 3rd. inst.,byRev. Jas. Stacy, Mr. Burn Capers and Miss Mattie Underwood. The bride is well known in Newnan, having visited hereon several occasions, and her many friends will be rejoiced to hear of her happy marriage. Prof. W. H. Andrews will move to East Point shortly, and will take charge of the school at that place. The Professor enjoys a well sustained rep utation here as an educator, and the people among whom he is going will find him worthy of their patronage.— Fuirburn News.. Just received, the lot of all-wool Jeans that took the blue ribbon at the Piedmont Exposition. Fuller &■ Norris. Quite a sensation was produced in LaGrange last Saturday by the failure of J. C. Forbes, one of the largest gro cery establishments in that town. As sets are about $70,000; liabilities be tween $40,000 and $00,000. The firm did a business amounting to $75,000 or $100,000 a year, Mr. T. H. Lane has opened a choice stock of fancy and family groceries hr the corner store next to T. E. Fell & Co.’s, and respectfully invites his friends to call and see him. He pro poses to sell goods as cheap as any dealer in town and we hope will receive a liberal patronage. Messrs. Jos. T. Kirby and R. M. Hackney made a riving trip to Ken tucky this week, and while there pur chased a fine, standard bred trotting stallion. “Grand Wilkes” is the name of the horse, which may be briefly de scribed a* follows: Foaled in 1S82; bay; 15$ hands high; sired by “Lyle Wilkes,” the sire of “Mattie Wilkes,” whose rec ord is 2:30; dam, the dam of “Lula Wilkes,” who lias a record of 2:27. He combines the best qualities of the finest and most'celebrated trotting strains in America, being closely related to “George Wilkes,” “Hambletonitui,” “American Clay,” “Manibrino Chief/' and other distinguished blooded stock. He is direct from Veach’s stock farm, near Louisville, ami is unquestionably the finest blooded and highest priced animal ever brought to Newnan. THEATRICALS NEXT WEEK. road leading from Palmetto to Sharps-; Cates, of Columbus, Miss, burg, granted. The following accounts were audited, found collect and oideied paid, ; Little’s “World”—“Lady Ctan-c&rty”— Hardaway & Hunter, supplies for Poor I “Only a Woman’s Heart.” .7. AV. darkp, overpaid taxes * <>" j The amusement season has fairlv A. .1. Sewell. Pool I*arm bill. .... 25 (50 , , , ... L. B. Mullens, eoitiii for pauper « u» I opened, and while Newnan way not t. 1. Sewell, I oor haim expenses -e j have been snecinllv favored in- tile W. J. Wood, bridge at Elder’s mill .. 114 00 ! ut ea s I't ciai.t l.nuieu in T. R. Davis, M. D., medical services for pauper Garrett & Zeilars, coffin for pauper. G. II. Carmicai, jail foes for October. 5 00 5 I/” the rounds of the press, the following from the Columbus Enquirer-Sun seems to furnish the best description of Miss Blythe’s admirable acting, and of tin- play itself: Miss Helen Blythe k a genuine American girl, possessing many per sonal charms, and is a natural born ac tress, as was fully illustrated last night by her portrayal of “Edith Gordon,’ in “Only a Woman’s Heart.” The char acter is intensely emotional through out, and requires hard study and fine acting to keep up its strength and in- tenseness without making its-rendition unnatural. Miss Blythe succeeded in doing this admirably, enchanting tin- interest and attention of her audience during the entire play. She won many friends last night who will always be happy to welcome her to Columbus in any role she may assume. Mr-Joseph J. It. Sewell, l’our K;irm physician II. L. Frn« mini, repairing bridge A. W. Bingham, coffin for pauper J. H. Snc-Inutt, entering tax- fi. las- M. V. Duncan, repairing gates' at jail Thompson Bros., desk for’Sheriff Mrs. G. A. Ransom, poles for road G. H. c’lirmical, jail fees and- Court ex penses for September ,T. \V. Powell, salary as County Judge J. S. Milter, lumber for bridges Collinsworth & Lovejoy, nails- for bridges character and respectability of the dif ferent plays that have graced our 7‘j boards so far, (with possibly one or two; F/Brlen, who is, by The wav., the au li in- i exceptions,) the outlook for the future ’ * v11 "’ •I] -- | is decidedlv encouraging. Next week we will have performances by three first-class troupes. By ‘■'first-class-" we me.Mi reputable, meritorious companies that play only in the larger and more populous cities, and which are com-' 25 00 1 45 4B 70 15<i 02 1U0 Oo 40 AT HYMEN’S ALTAR. thor of the play, made a perfect Allen Gordon. The cast of characters through out is strong, and the company de serves large houses wherever they play. Mr. Brien made quite so hit in this play, which is one of the best emo tional aramas that has ever been put 'upon our boards. It is devoid of. a vil li lain. and abounds in touching, and mended by the press wherever they | beaut iful situations, containing; just Marriage of Mr. G. R. Bradley arm Mia«t Willie Andrews. Yesterday afternoon, at the resi dence of the bride’s parent* on Green ville street, Rsv. W. R. Fo?>te officia ting, Mr. G. R , Bradley vas united in marriage to Miss-Willie Andrews. The attendants were— Air. M. F. Earner and Miss Lillie Belle Andrews. Dr. Tom Cole- and Miss M?j?y An- A Masonic Visitation. Last Friday evening, at the request i eirews. of Dr. .T. W. Taylor. Grand High Priest [ The ceremony *>ok place promptly of the Royal Arch Chapter of Georgia, i at 2-'o’clock, and wns witnessed by quite Messrs. Geo. II. Carsaical, Win. Wells, la* company of relatives and friends, E. D. Fouse, W. A. Mitchell and Or- iwifch whom the event had been-3 topic lando McClendon went to LaGrange i *6 absorbing interest for several weeks to assist in resuscitating, the Chapter at j prior to its consummation. The deep- that place, and in conferring all the de- t&ned utterances of the officiating grees upon five candidates. They work-j minister, and the n»t less .solemn*re ed until the morning? train passed LaGrange, arriving h&me at 5 o’clock Prof. W. M. Robimson, of Fnwiiklm-,. was in town this week and illumined Mrs. Jacob Bernhard, of Henry coun ty, passed through the city yesterday , c;i route for Coweta county, to visit rel-1 our sanctum with fcra genial presence, fives —Griffin News. j Prof. Robinson is one- of the meetfae- ' .- complished and popular educators- fn Call and examine our stock of shoes j f sec tion of the Stadse,- and as priraci- before buying elsewhere. We will ; j, a j 0 f t j ie Franklin Institute has vm\- surprise you in quality and price. I t j eve d himself indispensable to that Fuller &■ Norris. ; community. Vvery’s jewelry opening this Saturday morning. O ere-of the candi dates juit through the* Masonic mill was Judge Longley. The Ghapte relec- ted officers that night., choosing for for their presiding offieev Tiev. Dr. Ford, who is favorably known to* most of our citizens, and especially is- the Bapti brethren. Interest in Masonry h>s+- greatly re vived at LaGrange, and .-omie good ma- j teiial is being taken in. The Puckett Station -Sestival. The entertainment giv-m under the | aging futun aaspices of the Ladies’ C’fcstreh and Aid I immeasurably the sjonses of the nuptial.candidates, were profoundly impressive; and there was aii entire absence that spiriu of gaynty so frequently manifested on wedding occasions. Tlu- bride and groom both reside in Newnan and have exhibited. Of such standing and reputr are the three excellent compa nies- billed tor an appearance here next week. little’s “world.”" On Ms-*day night J.-Z. Little’s-thrill ing dranuv the “World,” will be given,, a graphic description of which will be found in isbe following extract from the Brooklyn Eagle:- The Gran.*4-Opera House was crowded last night on the occasion of tha pro duction of Mr.-.J.-Z. Little’s drai?tn,.the “World.” Harry Ellison, the princi pal character, and only son of a wealthy American,, is- forced by the cruelty of his father and the contrivings of his parents’ housekeeper to leave Lome. He enlists in the U. S. Navy and idlest to sight. Hus.rister Rosa mourns, him as oead. The father dies, and one Powers is appointed guardian of Rosa He is a villabi*. and is determinedi to possess himself Ixitli of the girl and her enough humor to make it a success. THE FOSTER CAR-COUPLSS, A Newnan Invention That is on a ‘ We are gratified to state that the new and. improved car-coupler, invented am l patented by our fellow-townsman*. Mr. A. G. W, Foster, is now enjoying a .first- class boom. The inventor has recent ly sold an interest to Hon. Lavender I?- Ray, and we are informed that tfkere is stilli a. one-eighth interest that can be had. For this interest several off oru* well-known capitalists are now liegobhi - ting. When i/Ms is made the owncus-of the patent will ojganize themselves-ui- to a jvuiffs-toferk company, apply for a charter., and- capitalize their stock an $1,000,0001. This sum; may appear large to tiisse who dii- not realize the value- ot this inv-miion. We are told that 7lu-- Thurmsiul patent w;i.s capitalized iin Atlanta at ’ and the stock U now iii great demand. The Foiter coupliiig can be applied to both psi~s— enger aad freight cars. There are I'l,n00;0t^<fre5gh z cars in the United States.. At one dollar per car [>er year,.£o? the tfse of the patent, the pro- is equally esteemed for. her nume jous | tlio vessefsinksTn inid<T*ean.'In the pnetors woala realize the magnificat- charming and lovable 5iaits of cliarac-! second act the fasaous raft scene is pro J sum of per annum, ana., a*. ter Endowed as boSh-are 'with all' duced, the occupants-of the frail ciaft j the patent is good for seventeen yenzs -be rermisites to make each other tTflv I bein S rescued lrya-ship, which beat^ip , one can . Klsl i y see what a fortune there Llm requisites to ma^ eacn onui i .ax , from win{lwartl lliS t in time to save the >T , happy, they have a burghUand entour-j iif e 0 f R osa . Qt/her.tableaux following, 1 ls in tl,tr '“-’ veilu on. before them. Society is I this exciting episode are the cottage | The railroads must have a practical "ainei'xvhen a manly : home, a revolving tower, a moonlight!! car-coupling: that will do the work ef- 1 panorama, the lunatic asylum with Che j fcctunlt* at the same time protect escane of the uapnstmed hero, and a 1 , mountain scene in- which the viUiani human Lie.. They are paying u.- b meets with a deserved fate. As be fore j sums of money annually tor deatlawinrl stated the house* was completely fijJad. ; injurre.- sustain ed by tlieir employee- fortune. In bis nefarious scheme* he is assisted by Falastrio, alias Morris Abrahams. The auxiliary characters are Captain '^wkson, commandes of the steamer ‘"Good Hope,” and Jennie and Dennis, servants. The play opens with the depavyure of the steamer for ! America, haviog on board as passen* . | gers the brother; and sister, who are are deservedly popxlar. , im known to er-eh. other as such, and , ur The groom is one of our most woiffliy i the rascally guardian. The latter seut - anfiexcellent voting i.ien, and nuiMiers j ties the ship, tvMch sinks in midoceasi/. , . , . , , _Ilarrv Ellison constructs a raft and I11*friends by the score, Ink the bade lasht ; s Roga aiK { v ier lna id 0 n the* same I and the play was- received w_ith ^ery in coup{ £ hg , ears by the present method. Take-the* West Point Railroad.Com- Tlie city tax books are now open, and Marshal Robinson exhorts the munici pal citizenry to walk up to the captain's office and settle. See notice. week was a genuine surprise*to the peopfe,. and is yet the talk of the town.' Such a magnificent display o£ jewelry, silver* Mr. J. E. Dent, Sr., will make over; two hundred and fifty bales of cotton ’ this season. He is one of the largest planters in Western Georgia. ware, etc., was never before seen: ini theii* efforts, and spared, no* pains to Society at Puckett Stations* on* Tliurs-1 man., and a true genSfcwoman ui jfcite dav evening of last week vas a most en- j their- iiives under the lisly seal of usittri-. joyahle and successful affair,, the many j nieny, and the brave step taken by this pleasing details of which it would be | worifliy young couple* cannot be* coo impossible to crowd into rife-* scant lim- j highly commended. j demonstration oSapproval by thegaeat it^sf a newspaper notices. The tables The occasion was a most: happy aae, j audience. Mr. Little ns “Harry Elli- . , delicacies I ia all respects, and will long ba-re-! son” made a favorable impression. The pany,.rou-instance. It is said to hare ' -* ctere- were generally well two hundred freight cars. The use play made an undouKed this- invention would cost it: jjusr ki,>i()j:k. $200.pci* aniiEun. In the case offyoun*^. half-post 2, after whiah the crowd.dis-: On Tuesday night Miss Florenej El-1 Malosae,. of 1 airburn alone, the* com pelled, she bridal party leaving on the! more, the lovely and accompliidieil j pan?- paid for the injunes-he re- 3 o'clock train for Carrollton, where a j emotional actress will appear in the J ceived. while coupling its. caasL. Th, was tendered them at the i famous play of 'Lady Clancaity.’'' nothing of p.otectloin fee sabstan- j lsiemlieml by those v.ho were eclor-[J»^ »«» Sem-rally weae suppiieil with all Mw- of the season, as well a* tiaLy and in such abundance as to sue- j tunate as-to be presenst.. cesfefiilly withstand the namerous on-j An* elegant lunch veas served^ about slaraght* made upon then.iby rhe hung ry throng. The ladies in chaise of the affairwere active and unremitting in hit. Mr. J. D. Stafford, Grantville’s new Justice of the Peace, was in town this week. He wears his honors modestly, and yet with becoming dignity. Mrs. W. Y. Atkinson and children left last Friday for Marianna, Fla., 011 j gu me nt against the necessity of organize a visit to relatives, and will probably ; j n g a fi ve dejiartaaent. A system not. return before the holidays. : of waterworks, if adequate only for-tire Mrs. C. II. Kehr left this <dav for Texas, where she store- was thronged | msnare-the complete succi sH-of the en- j home the groom’s uncle last even-1 believe this drama has never before j to htannullfey resulting trom the u.-^- with visitors from Wednesday morning Itertakuaeat. The receipt were about | kg.. They will return to Newnan to-, been presented here, and it is fortunate | oi the. Foster car-coupler, is s©sar.en •<» until a late hour last night. N roner- i jogj, whicb, will be added to the fund rmorrow. j for our t heat ra-going people that its j all- , , ous sales were made and'orders taksn,. j started; some time ago frirthe purpose | TJne- presents were* numerous aad un-. introduction d«?ohes upon so popular j ® ca w ouplin S offarnislffttg the new Methodist church I usually handsome, attesting in a most; and charming an actress as Miss El- j ne* netpure the additional expense o- a at that place. Only two entertain-1-gratifying manner the popularity of more. Her resdition of the play has | n«w dsat*^iead, and it is tJe only one. lusnisv off the series contemplated, have ! rite bnde. A complete list is gyyeu be- been <rivej? as yet, but enough lias aY; low: ready Ticen realized to* warrant the * Silver cake basket—Mrs.-T. S. Bigby. fesne that the object in* view will IsH Sliver water service Messrs. Lever- j here last season: as “Camillv* The fire record for twenty years past- shows that there havebeen fewerlosses in Newnan than arsr flown of equal size in the State, for tie-period meatiqn*- ed. At. the same time, this-is no* ar isen enthusiastitiallv received inn'll the j too,.that allows the use of cheold link leading Southern .cities, and is* said to 1 aadieou^ig pin, which railroad; men be her masterpiece. Her appearance say uathspensable in *-he pullinig or ,. i heavy trains. lN>et! We shall snMactorfyoccomplisfled., ami tto< j < ‘ ; g^£^“chiriWl-ilV.-Sohn Mar- i «“™l> er *-* 1 s >' °“ r iSt-HlvS ; brilliant suciass-aclnei ed on that occa- j prise., wear is city yester- | protection, would reduce rates of insivr| ^ the occa ^ n will join her ™ncefully fifty persent, besidesaffortU. ^ J>ersonally te& ^ y seom It was our pleasant privilege to refen*ed to,, to the mtgits aaid thorough enjoydilenesss of tlio Husband, Prof. Kelir, who is engaged m j other needed facilities. \gaching music.—Griffin News. i Some of the leacSig yomig tidies of [festival. We want togo again. —r ‘ , A - , ; Newnan organized a “Mum Uffib” re-- ; - "® Mr. Z. Hardigree, ot Heard county, c . en ^]y^ the by-lavrs*prohibiting;the gos-j Ordinary^Court. , tllu fie j Aurora water service—Mirs. Hunter. Folding mirroa>-Mf. A. 3. Lyndon. | Silver tea service—Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Bradley. Silver cake casket—Mias Ella Mc Guire. Set cut glass, goblets—.Messrs. P. a&d H. BiAgham. watch uritit interest of this new. ©nter- ire proud of rile invention. J \ don is the best advertisement she! because it emanated from 1 he brain ot i could have- Referring to Jer recent The following item »-from,the Kan- performanc*- hi Atlanta, t.^e Consitu-'^ t%y Times, in which, city this in- tion savs: - ireatkin was submitted, to a practical In the rendition of Lady Glancanv.i tost: Miss Elmoooscored another .success. 1 A successful test c-f* the F^ste. cai is a play filled with thrilliag incidents,, j 'muplei attachment was made in the fh<i i^uunat-ic (It-vclfu^niciit of mis i Guif janls 3 esterdiiy aftemoon 111 the railroad- was or- «*ere ith- per- Tlie n. the dime 11 the- western Mutual, has written $20.oon insurance. since Monday, vepre- life senting thirteen applicant whom are farmers. ill of In company with Dr. <). H. Cantrell; Permanent Setters.of a<ii£miiistration j Fred Bsadleyfof Pawson, Ga, •C had tb“ n 1 “ , i*-ure of attendin' 1 * a : granted John M, Tidwell en the estate ) Silver- jnckte^tand—Msss 1 ” 1 of Gilbert Weaver. Bridges^ of Dawson, Ga. hhaa stranger grown,, and loving him Minnie ' again unknown, then only “renqoited by ulwlunir „„,^. , — i s* love that ripens m the shadow of the [festival at Puckett station Iasi Tliurs-1 p ermanw j letters of administration ! Fruat stand—Diy Tom Cole,. scaffold.” Womanhood, as typified by dav ni'dre and of forming the aequain- <r n mted M L. Carter ou the estate of 1 Combination, napkin-ring and tooth- - Lady Clanc-arty. neither a.-ssiunes hero- „ T7 rr Allt to M-u-on this t-mce of manv -ood people in that vi- i Imv Thompson. , pick-Iiolder-Mr, P. S. Whatley. ic proportions nor aspires to them. Mrs. 1. B. Mount v ent to Ala --Yancetlma ,- 11 Permanent letters of administration : SUver butter-knife aad sugar spoon- tier supreme > achievement is the haiv- week to attend the marriage oi liei 1 enuty. Me are urn* man, J granted A. O. Lvndon on the estate of | Misses Swint and Gearreld. . : piness, the honest transport^ that a . ; , ai; GnssiePeyser, which occur- tions to our friend. Bob Brannon, Tor Ainaiula B. Lvndon. 1 Silver cake basket—Mis.- Lillie ib 1 sweet and ardent woman may leel iueiu , - * • . Wednesdav. She - his conrtesv and kindness in eontribu-j Leave to sell railroad stock granted Andrews. , 1 when the man whom she loves is given redm that citj < ’ | tinsr to our enjovmem, and to his j J. E. Dent, executor of Win. 'W. Ste-; Silver pickle-stand -Mr. Thos. $wm will be absent seteiai aak- !_ 1... r ,,'n. mJgall. -Jr, Sale of Hou.sehold and Personal Effects. On Wednesday, 23d inst., I will sell at public outcry, at my residence m tlie Hurricane district, the following prop erty, to-vrit; One horse, one buggy, one milch cow. coni, fodder, chickens, household and kitchen furniture, etc. Terms cash. J. H. Si mmers. — Htnmpd home* last 1 mother, Mkl T. M. T, Brannon, under; to sell tht . lalH , beloi^ing to ? ’ Elegant French clock-Mr. and Mra. Mr. J. P- Milner returned whose hospitable roof we >pent th<‘, estate of Nelson Tlmraian. deceased. 1 T. P. Bradley, of Carrollton, Ga. an absence ot several* .. lie contracted the and look- night. —Fuirburn News. ranted Daniel Swim, administrator, j Set silver teaspoons—Mr. and Mvs. ' \r Leave to sell lands belonging to es-, J. G. Fuller, Paul Wilkinson, a colored nabob of j tate of Martha M alden, deceased. ; _ Pair .silvey napkin rings Mr, (.», R, Tuesday, alter weeks in Florida ^ somewhat^thinuer'than when he left. [Chalky Level, pulled by Deputy [gmuted Darnel Swint, admiufetwtor.[Black, her. and to express her jiassionate sense i of a wife’s right and duty when her i husband is in deadly j>eril from his! enemies. Take Due Notice. Parties indebted to me, either by ^ note or account, are urgently and pray- I11 the magnificent situation of the ’ erfully requested to come forward and third act, where the drama culminates, I settle. It gives me pain to be forced to Miss Elmore spoke straight from the call attention to this matter, but 1 need, heart, and made the simple accent* of the money. I.P, Bkarrev,