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- rib m A PROPHECY. Cwro unblown lilies by & rarrod wall. Seven unblown lilies slcel: and titan and tall; Seven lilies by the rain Bowed ami blushed nud bent nrota; Mow 'tivci-e well to test, may be. My threat gift of prophecy: Tbreesball bloom for love, and throe shall bloom for death. One shall bloom for hope until its dybg breath; "Buds of hope it row on cpceo. Buds of d'-ath bend low each face, Hope that all so lonely grow:;. You may Is- for me. who knows? Seven full Mown lilies by a rarrrwl wall. Seven full blown lilies. glee* and slim and tall: Seven lilies in the su:i. Gleaming there, like silk new spun; Gloaming, glowing, unaware I)eath ot them must have a share. And yet as I watch Harm, ah: v. hat sweet surprise Comes up. ail unhid, to look m:t of my cyet»! My love stands there, tall and grave. Where the shining lilies wave; Plucks them, one and two ar.d all. ijiaviss forlorn the ragged wail Ig)' he conies apace and lays them at my feet; I»: he e. his]>ei>; "Love. this is offering Locot.'” Y et what of my gifts so dear. \\ isdoni of an old time seert All that uplctidoi bloomed for me: To the u tails my prophecy' —J tier! rude Menard in Boston Traveller. A VOLCANIC ERUPTION. Episode In the Island of Volcauo—Show- era of nod flot Stones. On the Oil inst. we had an outburst in “Age • annot wither it nor custom ' state its infinite variety.” Fi**sh ishard- 1 |y heir to an ache or pain which cannot ! be cured by using Salvation Oil. It is painfully annoying to be (listurb- tiie crater. with stones, flames, thunder j e .| j n public assemblies by some one (regular lightning;;). It was strong coughing when you know Dr. Bull s Cough Syrup is only 25 cents. India has con- enough to throw stones of considerable size to the sides of the mountain. We had often seen such crupiions during twelve to thirteen years I have been on the island, and I hoped it would end like former eruptions. Toward evening, how ever. the rushes of smoke, steam and ashes (which used to be projected into the air to about twice the height of the mountain) had completely ceased. As the night approached the leading fu raarole (which was very active, giving off an olfensive smell for months before the event) had begun to show a clear high flame, much paler than the flames produced by the burning of wood, and somewhat greenish or bluish. This phenomenon, together with the sud- The ar< a of British stantly increased since 1S42, till now it is half as large again as it was then. The area added is equal in extent to France, Italy and Belgium, and the en tire area i> 917,000 square miles. £cgal Hoticef Notice to Debtors and Creditors. GF.ORGI v—Coweta CDcn-ty: All persons having demands against Hie es- I tale ot \V. P. Carter, late of said county, di- c.-astd. are hereby notified to render in their ; demands to the undersign, d according to law: 1 U6 and ail persons iml-btcd to said estate are re- * qiiired to make immeiliate payment. This ; 18th dnv of October, 1888. T.C.XALU Prs. fee, f‘l.00. Adminisi rator. (Educational. WALKER~HIGH SCHOOL, aocsth Fall Session upriis on tlie First Monday in September. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. GF.ORGI A—Cow eta County : All persons having demands against the es tate ot Mai berry s .-smith. late of said eoun ty. d« c ase :. are hereby i.otifieu :o render in their demands to the undersigned according r . | to law; ami all persons indebted to said es- T-. Bambrnlge Muncluj, r.>q., County Ia!e Kre required to make immediate pay- \ttornev, Chiv countv, 'Texas, says; ment. This 10:h day <>f <>etob-*r, ts s. Prs. A Sound Legal Opinion. Students prepared for the Senior class jn College. From fifty tooue uui.utcu ttouars per an num can lie saved by patronizing this sehool instead of sending pnpnn to enter the lower college classes, ami cqtiHi proficiency is guar anteed Guls arc hoanledliy me —rmetpai and study at night under his supervision. Board and Tuition f 18 od per scholastic month. DANIEL WALKER, Prill. ‘Have used Electric Bitters with most happy results.- 3Iy brother al>o w;is verv low with Malarial Fever and jaundice, but was cured by timely use of this medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved his life.” Mr. I). I. Wilcoxson. of Horse Cave, Ky., adds a like testimony, saying: He fee, f 3. JEN Nit: SMIT.f, Adm’x M. S. smith, clec'd. Leuers of Administration. GEORGI A- Coweta Cocni y: F. J. I* >ti having applied to the Court of Ordinary of said county for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Oscar B. Dial, ;ute of said county,deceased, all persons den stopping of the smoke, was not evi- positively byHeveaJiewould //ayedied, courthy''ini^n£j? n *xu Peculiar Kind of Dissipation. It is not generally known that there is a peculiar kind of dissipation known as the “ginger vice." The victim is rni'H) 11 Have (J his appetite as (he Opium eatei or v.'hisky ;lrr/.Iler, and it is even more insidious than either of these practices, inasmuch as it seems so harmless. It is really one of the most injurious of such practices, in time de stroying the coating of the stomach and dooming the victim to a slow agonizing death. The essence of grin contains 100 per cent, of alcohol JL \ r *\ whisky lms onlv no nor f/*nt Tins IS H\_ dently a good omen. Consequently 1 spent all tlie night dressed on a sofa i:i tlie dressing room. Toward morning I j was overpowered by sleep and went to I the little bedroom wjiich looks toward j tlie mountain, tested on the bed, and | soon was evidently sound asleep. Soon I afterward I was • awakened by a tre mendous din, v 4V*h can hardly lie de- | scribed. I jumped up from my bed I felt • stones falling on the roof as hail—such cannonading going on. I understood what was tlie matter, and ran to the op posite room,.where I had made my chil dren sleet) that night. They were also had it not been for Electric Bitters. This great remedy will ward off, as well as cure all Malarial Diseases, and for all Kidney, Liver and Stomach Dis orders stands uiu qu iled. Price 50 cents i and £1 at A, J, Lyndon’-. ' A woman who bought an 1S89 alma nac returned it the next day because it | didn’t tell what kind of weather there | would be on March 24. She will cele- j brate her silver wedding on that. day. Don’t Experiment. You cannot aff< rd to waste time in i ! experimenting when your lungs are in j ! danger. Consumption always seems, at , I first, onlv a cold. Do not permit any | if any tiny can, why sai l application should not be grail'ed. Ibis November Cl. 'SSs. \V. H. PKR-ON’S, P. s tae, 43 00. Ordinary. Letters or Administration. GEORG 1 A—Coweta County; M H. Couch having applied to the Court of < irdinnry of s-id county lor permanent letters ofadminbtmtionon theestateof w B Couch. ! l.ite of said county, deceit-cd, all persons con- ri cil are required to show euuse in said Court lit the first Monday in Decent! erin-xt.il any thoyjc i), " by said apphea; ion should not ; be granted. This Octoln-r 2t>lli. 1888. 188B. PALMETTO HIGH SCHOOL, PALMETTO. GA. FALL TERM WILL BEGIN WEDNES DAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 1888. Intelligent p ople. healthy location, experi enced and conscientious teachers. Due atten tion paid to the primary grades. TUITION. Primary grades, per month 41 ‘J* 1 Intermediate grades, p* r month 2 55 High school and collegiate grades, per month 3 00 Board, per month $8 00 to 410 00 For particulars, address or consult THUS. H. MEAL'HAM, Principal. Palmetto, Ga. FARMERS’ Prs. fee. $3.00 \V. H. PKli^ON's, Ordinary. has only 50 per cent. • ' "inger is a favorite hover- : age with tone,?...., , , i no longer capable of uL!i - l, . ni ,‘- c iS f aie j whisky; The habit is well It lull, > 1 - U ) r) I the drug trade, and. sud to say, many i ‘women are addicted to it. Every j mother should be careful how she ad- j ministers ginger. — Rural New Yorker. Woman's Position in Corsica. Travel in Corsica, and enter what ever house yon will—a shepherd’s hut, a peasant's cottage, the doctor’s apart- : ment, or Monsieur le JIaire's fine stone building—you will find tlie woman- ; kind keeping in the background, just j visible in a faint chiaroscuro. At meal times wife and daughters will not sit down with flic guests. Mothers and daughters are .either entirely ab sent or hovering about as your attend- j ants. This is an uncomfortable feat- j urc of the entertainment; but woe to the luckless wight who shows restive- j ness under these circumstances,--and awkwardly hazards an inquiry as to the ladies destiny, liis inquiries will be entirely ignored, or lie will be frowned upon into rather uncomfort able silence.—Cor. Home Journal. soon as the door war opened a big stone, red hot (all these stones were quite red with heat), fell through the roof, ceiling and floor a few yards from us, smashing all, setting lire to everything. Now I • -,V , "jv children back to the bedroom i Lung and Chest affect ions. Trial which looks Oil CO-tr.^ . - -1 JC ,m,lnn’s Drill' 8 to gain the terrace by that tide. The | Large TSotfles ?I. house doors were shivering and shaking, i >p wo Tennessee men went out to fight so that it was a difficult matter to open | a lH ,] ) one having an ax and the oHier them. At last I succeeded, but before j a S ythe, but a stranger came along and we were out in the veranda another su Vested a'game of poker and a stone fell at our feet, was smashed to ' hands and became good triends, Letters of Dismission. GEORGIA—.Coweta county: Geortre A. Carter, m-ini inistrator on the es- taliiwrll, latf of said comity. \i applied to tii. Court ofurdi- uiit> lor letters of d siuission all persons, once)licit arc mise in said Court by the ,, , i first Monday in February next, if any they may tell you he has something just a-S ■ can. why said application should uothc gram- good, or just the same. Don’t be de- | ct i. \ This October 2tith, 1888 ceived, but insist upon getting L>r. | " King’s New Discovery, which is guar-j anteed to give relief in all Throat, hot- 1 -I SUPPLY STORE! Prs. fee, W. II. PERSONS, Ordinary. Sf hro J. I. & G I LIUVJ VCU 0. SCROGGIN ineir stock to Now we passed through the veranca, j jj^Yses,'Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe- regained the house at the top of the stairs; vel . y f) j. es> Tetter, Chapped Hands, here another stone fell very near us (none j (jihUjiain^ Corns, and all Skin Erup- of tiiese stones were less than two ieet in fj nnf . ;) nd positively cures Piles, or no Application for Leave to Sell. G eorlUAv.' ;ulYftT^.. <;ooNTV: dren, Miirv Ella Robert •runrdian of his cllil- N ir.. Be nr la E., Walter A- Jacob H .Pur- . neii o. Robert i... Mag-ic, »nd vnui r. »'««- t | ie store-room on Greenville ham, having applied to the Court of Ordlnarj mv. wo . of said county for taave to sell the remainder i ct pect I 01111011V OCCUDied DV -o - , ,, , , inter, st in ont hundred acres of land in the nliccl amia-ii; U. } 'rested agame of poker and all shook tenth district of Meriwether county, known ; YY r P Broom and with new as the Malcomh place, winch liitere-t said ’ * • A ^ . ’ ... . waul- own m said land, all persons concerned j a (_traCtlVe -additions tliere- are required to show cause m said Court by uuu 'uu wi ' the lir.-i Monday in I e-ember next, U any j- 0 a ,- e better prepared than fragments, and burned the feet and legs , Bucklin’s Arnica Salve of my beys. . 'The best salve in the world for Cuts, ! tJ^-v’can, «*nysa'id appheation should not bt 'ranted. Pr fee, 43 (ilj This November 2d, l-ss. W. H. PERSON-, Ordilia rv. Administrator’s Sale. Homes of All Ages. An interesting feature of the Paris exhibition will be a group of forty- nine structures intended to give a his tory of the human dwelling'. The dif ferent types of dwellings represented will include those of tlie prehistoiic period — under rocks, in caves, on water and on land ; and in later times those of early historic civilization, of Aryan civilization, of Roman civiliza tion in the east and in the west, and of rude civilizations disconnected from the general progress of humanity, such as the Chinese, Japanese, Eskimo, Af rican, A:lec, etc. The interiors and surroundings will be.those oi the dif ferent epochs studied, and it is in tended to people the dwellings with figures in representative costumes.— Arkansuw Traveier. The Harp > n Ireland. The earliest allusion to the use of the harp in Ireland is made in a descrip tion of the hall of Tara, written (as Petrie informs' e.s) in the Sixth n- turv, wherein it is stated that in the Third century places were set apart in the hall for the harpers. There is still extant, also, a poem on the death of Colombo, written in 594, ,'hich was original tv sung with a harp accom paniment and the fact duly chronicled. Later, a harp was found carved in an ancient stone cross in l Hard ehureii- vard. County Kilkenny, which, from its battered and time worn appearance, is presumably older than the i-.uitous cross of ''.KUiasterhoyce. which .was erected in SJO.—Musical Iierald. w ere now out in the open to the north of I the house. By this time (not many min- | utes alter all) tiio whole place was lighted ■ up; woods, grass, buildings, hedges—all was on lire-; the huge bowlders and J stones were- literally raining everywhere about us—what confusion! Natali, the | faithful bov. had by this time come to | the help of my little boys. We all began I to run to VulcniK-ilo and away from the dreadful thundering mountain. Toward ! noon boats of rescue reached us from Lipari, and we thus ended one of the j most eventful davs of our life. On revisiting tlie spot I saw the whole I plains below the mountain, to the dis- ' tance of one and a half miles, especially j I the neighborhood . f die house and fhe : ! men’s habitations, literally covered witn | bowlders and rocks of all sizes, which ; have embedded themselves in the ground ; j to various depths. The most huge of t | them is near the we'll of the house, which , I i -, not less t’nan ten yards in diameter, or j 1 better, length, and in some ten and . : eleven feet deep i:i the ground. This is , i about three-quarters of a mile from the j | crater. Another of nearly equal dimen- | I sious is on the shore near the Quarantar.a, j ! at the end of the bay of the Levante. j j Rocks of one yard in diameter areas , plentiful as can be as far as the middle , i of Vuleanello. near the Buato Samossa. I No doubt many of these bowlders are | ! from ten to fifteen yards across, and are j projected as ia.r as t.ic :■ a, hut olden frill f tiack in tlie crater itself, tins state is j ; continuing incessantly and unintermpt- i edly, causing further damage and fright ening everybody.—Lipari Cor. Pall Mall Gazet le. According to Prof. Potter, asplm4t. ! the article of prominent commercial J importance of the present day, was i used in the building of the tower ot La- ; bel and other ancient structures. Do Not Suffer Any Longer. Knowing that a cough can be cheeked i in a day, and tin ; sumption i guarantee . - — -- , » , for Consumption, and will reiuncl the j I money to all who buy, take it as per di- j reel ions, md do not find our statement | ! correct.’ Sold by W. P. Broom, New- 1 nan. Ga. lever to serve their customers | with anything that may be ; needed in the Dry Goods or Grocery line, and at the lowest living prices. Their groceries ind otlier staple goods were ;>;;g : mostly bought before the re- cent rise in prices, and they ; propose to give their custo mers the fuil benefit of this They have the O.i the north by Amos Wood, on tlie east by Wood’s children, on the south by tbr .\k-In- {ot-b road, and on tb‘> uv st by L arles Jonr ■ A;.-o. ..ii - lie.... i_;-.rvtt in a Minin hoii mid iot in the c-ity of Newnart, on F! lit Hill, and bounded as lul'nws: t 'n tii* nort Ii by M rs. Cooley’s land, on the east by Ray’s land and east line of lot No. 25. the same hi in-; the li advantage ^'tween tin- nicest and prettiest line of fall DRS. STARKEY&PALEN’S TREATMENT BY INHALATION. REGISTERED* 1629 Arc lx Street, Philad'a. Pa. For Con8...ni.Hon, Asthma, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Hpy Fever, Head ache, Debility, Rheumatism, Neuralgia and all CHRONIC AM) NERVOUS DISORDERS. -Th-> Uomponnd Oxygen Treatment, prs. Starkey A Palm, No. J32t) Arch St., I hlladel- phin, have been using for the Inst seventeen years, is a scientific adjustment of the ele- incuts of Oxygen and Nitrogen magnetized, at*d the compound Is so condensed and inaut* portable that it is sent all over the world. Prs. Starkey «t- Palen have the liberty to re fer tiYihe following named well-known per sons who have tried th- ir treatment: Hon. 'I’n . D. Kelly, Member of Congress, * Victor L. Conrad, Editor Lutheran Observer. Philadelphia. Rev. Charles W. Cushing. D. I) , Rochester. S Hon.\Vni Penn Nixon, Editor Inter-Ocean, Ch’cnco, III. „ „ W. H. Worthington, Editor New South, Birmingham, 'la. Judge II P. Vrootnan. Qucnenio. Kan. Mrs!” Mary A. Livern or. , Mol lose, Mass. Judge R.'s. VourheeS. New York City. Mr. IS. O. Knight, I’liiladelplda. Mr. Frank Siddall, Merchant. Philaaelphia. lion. W. \V. skuvler. Easton. Pa. Edward L. Wilson, 8:5;? Broadway, N. Y., Editor Phi la. Photo. „ FideMa M. Lyon, Wainiea, Hawaii, Sand wich island. _ . lex-iinter Ritchie. Inverness. Scotland. Mrs. Manuel V. Ortego, Fresuillo, Zacate cas. M.-xico , , . _ Mrs. Km mu Cooper, Ulillx, Spanish Hon duras, C. A. ' , J. Cobbs, Ex-Vice Consul, Casabanca, Mo rocco. ■ _ M. v. Asbbrook, Rod Rluff, t’aliforntn. .Lillies Moore, Sup'l Police, Blandlbrd, Dor setshire, England. Jacob Ward. Bowral, New Soutli » ales. And thousands of ottiers in every part of npfiunu p*'— —- « and its Results,” is tlie titleof a tit w brochure of two hundred pages, published by Drs. Starkey «!t Palen, which gives to all inquirers full Information as lo tills remarkable cura tive agent and a record of several hundred surprising cures in a wide range ot chronic cases—manv of them after being abandoned to die bv other physicians. Will be mail'd nee to a y address on application. Read the brochure. T ,, , Jilts STARKEY & PALEN, 152!) Arch St. Philadelphia. Pa. THE NEWNAN GIRL” aid c- uniy. on the si iiompson’s an( | w i n t er Clothing in town, illid thn lirst stages OI con- ; trail, an l Oil the Wes! l»v Amy Thompson/s in( I ’ j i*i o wpplr wp lierebv 1 ^and. Terms cash. This Noveini)cr I w t. \ S>. . ue Dr AckerisEnglish Renimly | A durr oi Am/'Vhompson' l 'dec’’d. j and respccttuily invite an m- - ’-:n ”” ■ -- _|spection of the same. 1 hey Pi s. fee, $5.13. Sheriffs Sale for December Iccrr Ctbrerttscmciits. PACKER’S HAIR BALSAM Cleanses and beautilies the hair. Promotes a luxuriant growth. Nev'-r Tz ls to Restore Gray Hair ta its Youthful Color. Prevents Pamlniir and hair falling sue. and SI .pa at llrn-.-cnsts. At the Beauty Show. At the recent beauty show in Spa the maxiitiuRi of possil !e points wus twentv, two each for face, complexion, hair, tooth, bust, tiyufc. !uu Is, feet, ox’pression ;;ik! (lc])t)vt;;H'nt. Loi.ipiy itors wore admitted between Hi anti :>5 years, and tlie time prizes awarded to women of U, Hi. t respectively. A evilie says t marking system there recalls adopted bv a former examiner .or L-x- fonl fellowships, lie allowed -5 marks for information, t > tor liter;.rx st\ jc, and 50 t.n- "pymtiemanly fecihig. — A" V.iv’* Cf, 1Y At v. li... - — ll - ml L5) t the that il:cr of the Nettle. Contents of a North Carolina Mound. Mr. J. M. Spainiiour has described, in j the Elisha Mite!; 1 Scientific society, ! some ii lies that were discovered in the excavation of a mound in Caldwell county, N. C. Within tlie mound was found a skeleton lying upon its face, with the head resting in a large sea shell, the inner surface of which was carved with hieroglyphics. Around the neck were large beads made of sea slielis. The arms were extended and bent at the elbows, so as to bring the hands within about a foot of the head. Around each wrist was a bracelet, composed of cop per and shell beads, alternating. The copper beads appeared to have been ham mered into thin sheets and rolled around the string, a port of which was preserved. Near the right hand was an injn imple ment like a chisel or punch, not sharp pointed, but smaller at the end away from the handle. Tlie loft hand was resting ca the. convex surface of a sea -.Poll, the concave surface of which con- ri.e ski it was carved " i;.i hieroglyphics. Popular Science Monthly. tXHMJS i lO II rf'IIE SCIENCE OF LIFE, tlie A g. eat 31, r.ical Work of tlie me on 3ia.il oi'. Nervous Paul' E: ysteal Debility, Premature Di-cline, Errors of Youth, au.l the untold miswir-s consequent thereon, ■ .0 pages S v t, 1-3 prescriptions for ail diseases. Cloth, full gilt, only $;.»), mail, seaie.l. Illustrative sample free to all young and middle aged men. Send now. The Gold and Jewelled Eedal awarded lo tlie author by the Na tional Jledieal Association. Address P. O. box 1S93, Boston, Mass., or Dr. W. H. PARKER, gr-d ttafeof Harvard jledic. l Co'.icge,25years’pract.va in Boston, who may liecor.su’ted confidentially. Specialty, Diseases of 3Iau. Chh-i No. 1 Ea'.hnclisL GEORGIA—Coweta • ounty: Will b ■ sold before tlie- Court-house door in New,.an, said county, within the legal hours ’ of sale, on the filvt Tuesday in December next, tlie following described propertv, to-wit : l.ots of mud Nos. 128 an.I 129, in the original I Fifth district of said county, including tlie i'actorv anu mill of defendant. Also, till the ! personai property now contained in said fae- I torv aad mill, including the usual muclutiery | necessary fur spinning cotlon into thread: I spinning irames, pickers, twisters and leels. i ; he usual dveing machinery and dyestuffs, a , wool carding machine, and the usual acoom- ! pan intents of the same. Also, five thousand e f jo.y Qp not. ! oouiids ol cotton yarn, more or less. Also, the j i usual corn mill ma- hinery and implenn lit.-. . I Ad found n the defendant’s possession. ! ev- ; ! iec on as Hie property of the M'illeoxon Man- uiaeturiug Company to satisfy a fi. fa. issued i i ironi Cowc'a Fuperior '• 'ourt mi favor of W' Y . ; \ tkinson, administrator, and Mary A. Kd- ! wards, administratrix, \s. the said " Hl' oxon Maiiufii'-turing Company. This Nov. 2.1. InSs. UEO. H. CARM1CAL, Sheriff, prs. fee 45.15. are also headquarters for fine Boots and Shoes, and can of fer inducements that will make it to your interest to see them before buying. Give thcTn a trial. They will take pleasure in showing their goods, whether you wish pm JNIITII 22 -f - il-Li-w; A NEWNAN WAGON COMPANY,. AT FOLDS OLD STAND, Georgia Loan and Trust. ■' miprniy, vs. ^ DEPOT ST., NEV/NAN, GA. We are now prepared to do •j, i.y tin-peiitiiin ot Mmv kind of Wagon woik, and Kd Jur At A nrriitt i n t rYG l\pcf Cl TT (I HI f 1st WOT lvTTT/TtT“* GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. EPP’S COCOA BREAKFAST. “Bv a thorough know I* dge of the natural j laws which govern theope'ai ions of digestion anil nu, ri: ion. and by a ea'elul a i-plicatio'- of well-se ! eet< d focoa, Mr. Fpps has provided „ur breakfast tables a itb add eateiy flavored in versge w hich may save ns many heavy dot-tin’s hills. 11 is by the ju.iiekuis use oi such articles that it cu.nstitution gradually he l>ui!t up until strong enough i" resist e\> ry tendency to disease. Hundreds o: subtle maladies are fioa'ing around us ready to attack v. herever there is a weak point " e iiiiiv escam* many a tata. shaft by keeping our'seives fortifie.i with pure blood and a prop- eriv nourished name."—i ivil Service G.iz- . Made simply with boiling water or ni’ik. Sold onlv in naif-pound tins, by Gro pe,-. label:, o Thus: JAMES EPPS & t«.. !Iniiui i'p:. - hie Chemists. London, England. Order 10 Perrect Service. GEORGrA—Coweta County: Rule Nisi to Foreclose Emma 0. Moore. ) Mortgage. Coweta Superior Court, < September Term. 1S8S.( I! appearing to tlie Court j Kmnin' c'! 1 Moore. onlliTlst day of August, jn tllC best and lUGSt WOl'kman 1 : like manner. Nothing but se- I tract < f land, being one farm l\ing in a body, • i • j * : consisting of fractional lot number one bun- iCCt matClial IS USCCl 111 tue COll- dred and ihirtten (113). containing one bun- , J ^ lir ,,-nrrnnQ nnfl drtd Up"; acres, mfire or less, ami one bun- ; gLrUCtlOn Ot OU1 \\ iltrOIlS, anti dn-d (150) acres oil'the east part of fractional lot one hunured and sixteen 115).—said being the same owned and oc. upied by Km- , i nkcolnfe ! ilia C. Moore-all in the Fourtii district of tUTC IS SOld Upon afl abSOlUtC ; i rowrta county. State ot Georgia: for life pur- . . . pose of securing the pat ment of a c» rtain gUaTaUtCC, k r on is.-or.v note for the sum of six hundred ° , .. , . , r dollars made by said Emma C. Moore on tlie x\ll K11TC1S OL (doulile or single,) DRAY’S; \ ate of right per cent p. r annum until CARTS, etc., made to order, CIGARS Take the lead over all compet itors, and will continue to do so as long as tobacco is raised in Havana. These cigars are made by hand, right here at home, and are warranted to he pure Havana killer. I he only strictly ioc. cigar manu factured in the State that is sold for FIVE CENTS. At wholesale and retail. M. SALBIDE Factory No io. Newnan, Ga. NEW CLOTHING AND of our wagons, farm every vehicle of our manufac- 1 NEW DRESS GOODS WAGONS, JUST RECEIVED AT W. P. BROOM’S! aid, payai le semi-annually, on the first . , , . ■ davs of Ft bruary and August in each year, VVltll patCill lTOH accor ling to the ti rmr of ti n interest coupons-. 1 • :or tw iiiy-fuur dollars each, bearing even : OT OtlieTW ffiC, US J JUST RECEIVED! jirouacis wmc ■bio servio lY science Among tue lias put to . iH't'le, a ’.veeti wb -'D is now cyo.i i - ing :,1 in some parts of Europe, its ?::t Toad. ,ij,;e with said note a id thereto attached, and ten per cent on the whole amount tor aitor ncv’sfecs. And should any default be made in the payment by said Emu a C. Moore ol either iuier* st coupon thereto annexed, as stipulated, then the principal • f the said oh- ligation, in the discretion of D e holder, si all lec-i me due and payable at th- date of such default, regardless of the dam of maturity; and further, w-iving and r.-i ouneing ai rights ami be-efiis of liomestend am! exemp- • ion of a ! property, personal and real, provi ded for under the laws an*! constitution of i-eorgia and of the l'niti-d s‘a** >. as against tlie enforcement and colieciion **f the sabi ob ligation. w-iiicli saiil not*- and ui’erest co ;- irons the said Emma C- Mo*» r e refuses »o pay; It i- ordered, tlierefore, Tiiat the .-aid I- mnia Mo*,re pav int*> tills Court.on or bc.’or- the fi—: dav of the next t- rn; thereof, the prinel- hub and axle! purchaser may j cnitivu.A libt'iy pv- ■ textiio i:i of rixiv r half pour. Actw, tp-kon in tV. Hi variety of Jen a ihivatl is e that a length 1 a ' u in r n it so 5 weighs i T'.iy two an —New York bu... 1. cal *id, r:nts i;; yvilICiI It was m ini >b*iir ttion, a: !r>l the C per?=« Tp.rnev s 11 ue fai .. • , i . _ bl tu ji!>•- Fresh lot of GROCERIES desire. j in ! Special attention given to i xp t O T T ~R ! buggy, wagon and plantation ; r E U U x\ . repair work. Buggies over- Q e t my prices on FLOUR hauled and repainted. Horse- p e f ore vou buy! shoeing a specialty. i - Ai! work done by skilledj NEW W A TCH SHOP workmen, under the supervis-j ion of an experienced superin- and tendent, and warranted. •i 1! Get our prices and give us an order; we guarantee satis faction. D. J. FOLDS, Supt. NEW JEWELRY STORE! West :Si■ jo Public Kquaix , next to Buchanan's WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SPEC TACLES £ T C Fancy New Orleans Svrup, COTTON SEED WANTED. )■ 'or.i’nt ion ■ t > the t -f Russ tran- i the ii for mew c ui:d •; ;;t t fiC th; b me; an on best mar- unlimited deliv- teu SO G.-'.i a very Hon >-nut siniic; n. LUr than art. Nature is more exquisite but art is more anpr-.ci.-.t.a by teasou of its sea re i ty. — Chicago Uxi^er. iierve...!. 30me sort rerer.t u Tribune. Fo;- kliOV.'S --TO, or rd out spert o .v York Santa road. anu statu: -Vest i B n ’ Jii th at STALLINGS & BLACK. I, ,'au.-e in two paymei e.-;. Turin, Ga.. Nov 2d. each station to receive, weigh arw nnv for the seed. Newnan, Ga. ;ler, s. ^ ^ --- . oao. a*a nd :K :. I rt-Jcri s itand (- ’-L . ing it to ai! crers. V: v. J. roxEB. h.d« >" ,vX Cincinnati,!^ 1 .-'S-a D uj^ (■