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nrwl you won’t h ivo to k» oj» it a **v-
<i t, either. I'* 'I v *iHt Messrs*
Wherry A flon, of the Miurnolla
Fruit i nrm, Imran!, Mls«.. wrlto:
''From t V I r Vr* i.f fttr.ivrSi iiigl,
on M l.tRN) pounds of
Virginia-Carolina I ertillzer*
per nrro worn tint'd, wo rlrnred fl
pi »flt " r V*j itl por n r * morn tlmn
th«Mit*n r II'% Anrosof «• fi rvDcrrlr*
who h had only r»*»0 po ind ' this
f• r f.lI it.” Tin." ilfiiilik 11 *,..no
tify of theso f< rtill/< • non ere n* ro
at utiyrrup, ntnl pd n thm cl utily
'‘in rofiao i our yh id* nor n« r'\” Mo
•turn you nor only VlrKinlu ( nro-
lina rortlllrni r.
Vlrf lnl«-C«rnllns Chrmlral Co.
Ml. hmond, Vn. Atl/ititn. fio.
Norfolk, Vn Havnnnnh Os.
Ilurham. N f Montgomery. Ala,
riiHrlonfoii. O. Memphis, Tenn#
lluifitnoro, Md. h’limvoport, 1,h.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
I (Ilf l \\ HI < I:I\ l If.
I ii m it <* i in 11< In > • I'i Tax Receivin',
Kllbjcol III iirtlon ■ I III I icmiicr it le pri
ll III Am in i phx mcmII.v nlili' In per
I • II III lllltllll.il I.ll.nl lull (Hill llltl'llll III
<lllf il'h nl till-, llltlrr mill I'll llllll 1 It III
' I mi 11 fill I iii llllii Will ii|i|iri'(Hntr lln>
mippi>11 nl nil ini I llnxv iMll/.i iiH.
.1. II Yot s.
I 111. II ‘ 11 \ IIIIIII III 111'l- IIIVM'II II 1*111IIIIIIII11 ■
fur I'll \ Ificnii, -object to I In* ll.'iiin
i-r.ilir |ii imnrv i.I I'iivm Iii I ’mini v ; mid
Mill II ppl'i III I • III' Hll p| IOI I llllii illlllll'IIOI'
<il inv li nmlh nii'l Ii Hum (lilizciiK
.Inns Ahkkw.
I lulu’ tills nu lIkiiI ill notifying iiiv
I i'Ii'IiiIh I lull I iiiii n i-u I id idn I ■■ fur Tiix
Ifll'i'IM I. MUlljl‘1'1 III till' IJl'IIIIHMIltlC pII
nun v. niul -IiiiII In' deeply grateful lui
tin. nii|i)nmi mnl u-hihIiiiii'c nl my friniitln
niul fcllnxv cili'/.i'iiH
T. .1. Wll.KINHON.
I mu n i*nti.Inin11- lui tlir nlili'. nl Tiix
Receiver, subject In tlu< m l lull nl I In*
I >.■ 1111u'intii* |irtiimry. mill n>ti|ii'i‘t fully
solicit Hu' su|i|iurl ul mv Iiii'IiiIh niul
IT tin xx oil l/.eim. (' Ii, Nkxxtos.
I hi; i \ \ nil.i i ;i "ii i if.
i luTuliy miiioiliii'i' iii vhi'I 1 n i-u i n I ii In I c
for Tiix < 'ullcciui. subject to ilii* lit inn
«*intii* priumiy If I'lccli'il, I will din
charge llin iliilii'N of Iln> office tu tliu
I»>hI nf iiiv nlillii v Will employ lielp,
xx-lii'i'i' help is iiot'di'il .1.11. Ilvnr.
Mr .1. II. Ilvile has suffered tor years,
mnl ih noxv sitIVc1111k from olirnnic ulcer
ul lilt I e^, Mini'll rellllel- linn II Mill ill' to
perfiii iii miinunl liilior.
A. A Burge, M. IV
U. W Foilily, M U
.loHlllli I. Bulge, M . I).
To Hie I •eniocnille Yolers of Coxvetu
(’onlily:
Having recently been elected to llll
flu* nnexpireil torni of Rev II.If.Davies,
lule tax collector of Cnxvetu counly, mill
having Ichk tlimi one veur in xx*litoll to
till Hie utlice mnl feeling Hint in just lee
In niVHelf, 1 nIi«mId be given n full term,
1 hereby respectfully mmomieo my
I'litliliilncr for tux colli'etor for Hie lull);
term, subject lo the lilies mid ii'^uIn•
tiniih of llie IVniOurmie Executive Onm
nilllee Thanking lux trieuds lui till'll'
pil-l support, I liupe by diligent n 11 ell
tion to the duties oi the office lo tin ril
I licit'oolit inued contideiice mid esteem.
\V. S Hi imxiio.
I nit s| | Kit 11 | ,
1 hereby miimunce myself n cmulidiile
for Sheriff of Ooxveiu County, subject to
the action ot the Democratic priniarx
l have Imd cx|>crielU'e in Hie -lierilf's
office mid, if eleefod, promise to faith-
fully mid ttniHUDaily discharge the du
ties encumbent upon me.
.1, Sri I'lii s-
1 hereby announce my self a candidate
for Sheriff, subject to the Dcmoeratio
primary ot Coxveta county ; and will ap
preciate the supimrl ot mv friends and
fclloxx citizens \- to my ability to till
the oftloe. 1 respectfully refer lo my
I'ojord as a member of the police loice
ol Nevxnan during the pa-t ten years
.1 D BREWSTER.
I'ulf thraschkh.
lama Camtidalii for County Tnas
urer ol Ooxvela county. subject to ac
tion of the Democratic pnmurv Will
appreciate tin* sup|>oi( of every voter of
the county, and pronose faithful sen ice
to the county's mteie.-ts. it elected.
.Ions N. N KIM
The friends ol Mr T *A McCullough,
mi old and worthy citizen of Haralson
district, announce him ns a candidate
for countv treasurer, subject to action
of the Democratic primary.
To M v Friends mid Fellow Citizens:
I ii in a candidate for County Treasurer
- iiiii pom infirm, nud need tin* office.
I submit my candidacy to the people
subject in Hie Democratic primary, mid
shall appreciate all the help I can (;et
W. K. W. Dievi
I hereby announce my candidacy for
Hie office of County Treasurer, subject
to the action of the Democratic primary.
I am all ox-Confederate soldier, 7fl years
of ii(|e: linvinir served four years in First
ib-orttia cavalry, in which I received
xvouiids pelinnneiitly disabliiiK me. 1
Will appiI-elate (lie support of nix
friends. Kamiiki, HkihUnu
l-'OH n.l-.ltlx.
I hereby niitintiticc myself a emidulate
lor Clerk of the Sn|ierior Court, subject
lo i lie act uni of Hie Ifenioeriil ie primm v ;
and if I'leeled, promise failbfill and ef-
lieient service iii diselial'ttillH the duties
ol the oltlec. IIiakv 1,. Banks.
I le reby miiiouiice mv eamlidaey for
re eleelioii to the office of Clerk of the
Superior Court, subject to Micaatiou of
ti,, Di'inneinlic piimmy election, mid
xx dl appreciate the hearty support of the
voters ol I lie county.
LYNOII Tl'IINKIt.
I UK KKI’HKSKVI' VI I V K.
I iiiii n candidate for Heprcsentiitiyc,
siibjci't lolbe DeinocriiHc primary, and
xx i I appreciate the sup|sirl of all voters
ot I be eollllty. M . Ill,'(M i'll
I mil a *u lid trill 11* for re-election to Hie
l.oxver House of I lie (.eoritm Dej;islti
Him . subject lo nctloli of lb,' Demoorii
I ie pi imnrv and solicit Hie support mid
xdies ol all citizens of my county.
I N. < hill.
NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS.
M N Colicv vs KHzn .1, Barnett, Ella
Brown,.! I’ Barnett. If .1 Barnett. W
(i Bmmtt. Kale Camp. Nona Ha l.
Emma Barnett, Mrs .liinmie Barnetl.
If ,nt Birnett, Anvil Barnett and Caro-
belb* Harnett
Coweta Huperior Court, March term.
I llllii K'piitnble Belli ion to Foreclose
Mori);iii;o on Beallv.
Oeoriftn. Cmvetn County
To W <1 Barnett, H2N Indian R(., Co-
ltimhin. st;.:
lo xlrs Nona Hall, Opelika, Ala.:
You, and end i of you, are hereby re-
(juired iii peisou or by attorney to lie
and appear at tint next term of the Hu
pei lor Court, to be liebl iii mid for said
Comity, on flu-first Monday in March.
IlHMi, then mid llicro to ntiswer the
plaintiff in an action of Foreclosure ot
MortimKc on Ifealtyias in default there
of, said Court xx ili proceed thereon as to
justice may appertain Witness the
Honorable If W. Freeman, .Indue of
said Court, ibis the 2nd day of l‘TI>-
rnury, ISMHI. H. TUKNIOH,
f Jlerk S. C. C. C.
i
TRADE MARK
REGISTERED
In Momoryof unoof the Old-
Timo Negroes, who Wont
Through tho Confed
erate War.
Sheriff’s Sale.
I i I'd lift HA . (’iixveta I 'olllll V.
Will be sold oil Hie Ill's! Tuesday in
Mmeli, I IH Mi, before the court house in
said county, within Ibeli'Kal hours nl
sale, Mi Hie hiuhi ni bidder lor cash, the
following property, to-xxdt:
A cei'lnin tract or pared nl land lyinu
mi llie xx'esI side ol Hav Avenue, in the
city ul Nuxviimi, in said Hlatemidcouii-
' x, bounded mi the north by Fair SI reel,
>u-l by Kay Avenue, South by ri^ht of
wax of Hie Central ol (fonrt;ui Hallway
<'o. ami on (lie xxesl by lands Imioxxii as
Hie old fair grounds, excepting llie lots
beieloloi'e sold oil to Camilla ll'dliii);-
xvortli, Cbmlolle llliiiti r, Maude and
Uoxic Corb y and Jane Moss, ooiitainniK
i in111 acres, more or less Said land
In, led on as llie property of I.. H. Hav,
lo satisfy mi execution Issued from tile
Clt.v Court ol' Atlanta, in favornf D M
Fillllkfill Mu Use nl .lames I,. Ilundcscl
al against said I, It Kay, principal, and
Mis, S. A. McIhoii mid John I). Kay,
securities, mid unxx owned and control!
ed by said Mrs. S. A. Molson, as Irmis-
feroo. This l'ohrunry iltli, UlOil.
,1. I,. BROWN, SbcrilV.
Ordinary’s itlooces.
I i E()Kl 11A l 'oxx ela ('oiint x .
The oHtatc of Charles Smith, late of
said County, deceased, beuin unrepre
sented and not likely lo be represented,
all persons concerned art* required to
show cause in llie Court of Ordinary of
said County, on llie lirst Monday in
Match, l IDUfl) next,'why Midi minimis
tration should not be vested in the
County Administrator. This Feb. Till,
11HMI. I,. A. HERD!'E, Ordinary.
ti EOKtilA—Coweta Comity.
The cslatc ol Judsoii T. Nixon, of said
County, hi * i 11 k unrcprcsciitcd and not
likely to be represented, nil persons con
cerned are required to slioxv cause in (lie
Com i of Ordinary of said County, on
tlm llrsi Monday in March, (liiiHD next,
why such administration should not be
vested in llie County Administrator.
Tills Feb. Tib, 1110(1.
1.. A FERDUK, Ordinary.
UEORf ilA—Coxveta County.
T. F Raw's, Admr of the estate of
Ediln Smith, deceased, liavitiK applied
to the Court ol' Ordinary of said County
lor 1.ellers of Dismission from bis said
trust, nil persons concerned are required
to show cause in stud Court hx the lirst
Monday in Mnrclt next, if any I hoy can,
xvhy said application should not lie
granted. This Feb. 5th, 1SHK1.
1.. A. BEK DC E. Ordinary.
GEORGIA—l’-oweta County.
The return ot the appraisers setting
apart txvelve months' sujqsirt to the
family of Robt. F. Milner, decensed,
having been tiled in my oftloe, all iht-
sons concerned arc cited to slioxv cause
by tho 1st Monday of March, HXIfi, why
Mini application for twelve mouths' sup-
IK-.rt should not be granted. This Fob.
5th, lUOrt.
L A. FERDUK, Ordinary.
Notice.
I hereby notify nil persons in
debted to J. F. Reynolds, bank
rupt, of Nexvnan, C5a„ to call at mv
office over Nexvnan Hanking Co
and settle at once. It is necessary
that the business of said .1. F.
Reynolds be closed up at once.
J. Littleton Jones,
tt Attorney tor Trustee.
I>ick Thompson died upon t lit*
“old plantation” Wednesday, Fob.
7, I HIM!, in the 7 I ill year of his
age. lie xx as Imrn in that part ■ I
tlie Cherokee nation now included
in Floyd county, in the year ls:i2.
Ilis mother xxas a negress, his Iii
I her xx as a Cherokee Indian, mini
ed Arch rot 1 . Mother anti son be
fame the property of George M.
I,axeinler, who had moved there
from Fast Tennessee, holding llie
position ol Indian agent of llie
United Stales government, and
having a store al what is now
known as Lavender, Floyd county.
After thedfulh of George l.axen
der, in IS.'tll, Dick became the
property of his sister, .Mrs. .loliu
Huy, of Nexvnan, and was assigned
a home upon the White Oak plan
tation now owned by ( apt. .lulln
l>. Hay and Mr. Warren McIhoii.
In IHft'J Dick married Henrietta,
the daughter of the “black mam
my” of (lie plantation.
No hand upon llie farm xxas
more reliable than Dick, lie xxas
active, strong and fearless; there
xxas no young mule so wild that lie
would not undertake to rid and
ploxv. Ilis good ehuractor caused
him to lie promoted in I Sait from
farm hand lo carriage driver for
his mistress. This place lie held
unlit July, ISltl, when his uumg
master, Lavender Ray. went lo the
war. Dick gladly accompanied
him as his servant and cook.
They joined I he Nexvnan I i minis,
First Regiment of Georgia Volun
teer Infantry at Monterey, Ya.
Dick at once became the cook for
mess niimlHM' six. This mess was
coin posed of Lieut. Andrexx Brown,
Joe Nat Beadles, Nick Orr, John
Favor, Bill Whatley, Billie Bead
les, Jcpthu Davis, Minor Davis,
John Goodwin, Alvin Freeman
and Lavender Ray—all young men
xvlio prided themselves upon the
soldierly qualities of the mess. The
lirst live were killed in battle.
From that time until the regiment
was mustered out of service in
ISil'J, no matter how long the
march, or cold the weather, Dick
never failed to have the meals
ready upon time, lie was at the
attack upon Cheat Mountain, the
battle of Greenbrier River, and on
the long march from Greonbriar
River to Winchester, Va„ in 18111.
Dirk was with Stonewall Jack-
son in his attack upon Bath, Yu.,
and Hancock. Md. This campaign
is remembered by the terrible
spell of cold w eather which then
prevailed, and the great sulliering
of the soldiers. The test of en
durance after leaving Hancock was
xvlio could, in spite of the expos
ure. go further on to Romney.
Dick was one of the fexx who stuck
to his post. At Romney live negro
servants of the regiment deserted
and went to the enemy and free
dom. Dick remained true to his
master and his company.
In May. 18(13. Dick went with
his young master, Lavender Hay,
into the First Regiment of Georgia
Cavalry, lie was at the light at
Rowell's River, Hast Tennessee, in
June. lHti'j; xxith Forrest when lit*
captured Murfreeslioro in July,
1SU2, and at the second battle of
Murfreesboro. Stone River, from
1 Dec. 30, 1802, to Jan. 1st, 1803.
"Imitation
is the
Sincerest Flattery”
The unprecedented popularity of Royster's
FARMERS' BONE fertilizer has induced some of
our competitors to advertise Fish Guano, claiming theirs
to be “just as good.'' FARMERS' BONE is the
original Fish Guano, and, to prevent being imposed upon,
buyers should be sure that our trade-mark is on every bag.
This is the only guarantee that you are getting the genuine
Farmers’ Bone
Made with Fish
—■a,. F. S. ROYSTER GUANO CO. Macon. Ca. *
Columbia, 8. C.
From July, 1833, to July. 1834,
Dick spent in Atlanta. Ii is master
liaxing been assigned to duty in
llie foil federate Arsenal at Unit
place.
In August, 1834, Dick crossed
the Chattahoochee River with the
army of General Hood, going as
far as North Alabama. His mas-
ter being there assigned to duty as
Ordinuiieo < Mlicer of Iverson's Di-
\ isioii of Cavalry then stationed at
Jonesboro, Ga., they returned to
Unit place. Nearly every day the
cavalry had skirmishes xxith the
enemy to keep his foraging parties
from the counties of Campbell,
Coweta, Fayette and Clayton.
From Jonesboro, in November,
1834, Dick saw the tires which
consumed Atlanta. The next day,
he was present when the right
wing of Sherman’s army made an
attack upon Iverson’s cavalry. At
this time < icucral Wheeler came up
havingjusl returned from Tennes
see with reinforcements and by
continued skirmishing and light
ing. kept the enemy from destroy
ing the Central Railroad. He was
in Macon when a part of Sher
man's army attacked W heeler’s
cavalry at that place. Dick then,
with the cavalry, crossed the track
of Sherman’s army, and was with
that force in protecting Augusta,
from tin* enemy.
Dick then crossed into South
Carolina, following Sherman in liis
devastating march through that
State, entering Columbia directly
after it hud been burned by ttie
enemy. Dick was with li is mas
ter at ttie headquarters of Gen. 1’.
M. B. Young, then commanding
Iverson’s Division, at Statesboro,
X. C., in April. 1835. when Gen.
Johnson surrendered. I faring the
war Dick made two trips from
Tennessee to Georgia and back
atone; he was entirely reliable and
trustworthy. Though brave, lie
was never known to have a fight.
He. made friends with all. By
reason of what he had learned as a
cook during the war. Dick became
proficient jn the art of barbecuing
meats, and at every barbecue in ,
and around Newnan he was called
upon to preside over the pit.
Nearly every year since emanci
pation Dick hits lived with some
memlier of the familv of his old
II W. CAMP, Pkksioknt
II. ABNER CAMP. Casuikk
MORELAND BANKING CO
MORELAND, (LX.
Capital - - $25,000.00
We solicit you*' patronage and promise you
service possible.
the best
f With the Exchanges t
.Miss Mary Jones, of Turin, was
xvitti friends here for a short while
yesterday.—Griffin News and Sun.
Miss Nannie Davies, the Central
Railway Agent at Turin, was in
this city yesterday.—Griffin News
and Sun.
Mrs. J. Y. Blalock spent Sunday
with her daughter, at Newnan, i
Mrs. Doss Summers. She was ac
companied by little Marion and
Katherine Blalock.—Carrollton
Times.
Miss Katherine Reese will en
tertain a number of friends in her
usual charming way, Friday even
ing complimentary to Miss Neila
Lou Walton, of Newnan.’—Car
rollton Times.
Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Itch,
Ringworm, Herpes, Barbers'
Itch.
Lemons as Medicine
All of these diseases are attended by
intense itching, which is almost in-' 5
stantly relieved by applying Chamber- j |
Iain’s Salve and by its continued use a *
permanent cure may be effected. It Ims, !
in fact, cured many cases that Imd re
sisted all other treatment. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by Dr Paul
Peniston, Nexvnan, Ga.
Their Wonderful Effect
on the Liver, Stomach,
Bowels, Sidneys
and Blood.
Demons are largely used by The
Mo/.ley Lemon Elixir Company, in
compounding their Lemon tlixlr,
a pleasant Lemon Laxative and
Tonic—a substitute for all Cathartic
and Liver Pills. Lemon Elixir ]*>si-
tivcly cures all Biliousness, Consti
pation, Indigestion or Dyspepsia,
Headache, Malaria, Kidney Disease,
Dizziness, Colds, Loss of "Appeli c,
Levers, Chills, Blotches, Pimples,
all Impurities of the Blood, Pain i:I
the Chest or Back, and allctherdit,-
eascs caused by a disordered liver
aid kidneys," the first Great
Can ye of all Fatal Diseases.
LVOMF.N, for all Female Irreg
ularities, xxili find Lemon Elixir
a pleasant and thoroughly reliable
remedy, without the least danger cf
possible harm lo them in any condi
tion peculiar to theniselvc" -,oc
and $x.oo per boitle at —
ALL DRUG STORES
‘One Dose Convinces.’
For Sale to Merchants Only.
Pianos and Organs.
I am agent for the Cable Piano
master. He died upon the farm _ , „
... ... ... ,. . Out of toxvn merchants xvd find
ot Mr. W arren Molson. tin* grand- * t very conVement to call on us for
son ot John Ray. He leaves a kerosene oii. We take your bar r . ,, .
wife and children surviving him. rels in exchange. Car load ot oii ^ om P an Y an(t sel1 the “Chicago
| and many friends among the white just received. I Cottage, Mason & Hamlin and
j people of the county who remem- ^Unget & Co.,
ber him xx ith kindness.
Lavender R. Hay
Atlanta. Ga.
Cottage,” Mason & Hamlin
other organs of standard makes.
Nexvnan, Ga, These instruments are warranted
—————— to give satisfaction in quality and
\ on 11 be pleased with the prices. price. Don t buv an instrument
and terms of the Southern Furni- without consulting me.
Money to loan on real estate pt
cent. Apply to L. M. Farmer.
pgj. tore Go. Store in Reese opera
i house building, Nexvnan, Ga. tf |
W. H. Reynolds,
Newnan, Ga.