Georgia Historic Newspapers

    LUMPKIN INDEPENDENT.
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LUMPKIN. GA..
SATURDAY . . . November 10, 1883
All Subsjbip'4oks Most be Laid is
A PVANCE.
SPZCIAt CLUB RATES.
\Vo offer flic following Club Kates to sub
goribers of The In i>j pendent.
i hk IM)lpem> c nt mui the Wesleyan C’hrLs
tir.u Advocate one year for j3.0i>.; Xteguiar
pnee M the Advocate $2.' 0
The lSl)Hr).NDXNX aud the Dbvistian Index
one year for i3.5 , Regular price of the
Index $2. .VI.
The iNDi-rBxBotT and Southern
tor and.Dixie Farmer, one year for $2.75.
rcstn«*e iree on all p»\yer«.
DIRECTORY--TUWN AND COUNTY
LUMPKIN* is the County Site of 'Stewart
Coitaty, is situated sixteen miles Eastohfho
ChAiUhuochee Diver; lln-ty-six miles .Souih
•t Columbu*; thirty-six miles West of Amer
lcn«; twenty-two miles No.tli of cuvhbett,
aud tvrenty-ciglit miles North west of Eu
frttla. The town is built up«u an elevate a
plane, nuV'.s (Jiuiiiaitly sUpplied with as
jmr<* wjittT pevfett
ly hr.n]tby:.a^tt-x<’wUt utsoc.etyi ;d)Ua.lii4l
C;hr.mhpnv| r g,'s,aAl om. ui(hebestltig',
hchool.S Hi Get T:. uij Ib< t-OMM il popu
Ittiiou Of 750; the i.Btiaru* lO'elipoi-t !iud : iWj
dsrlv, and t:• liUsiiieis then prosper under
a ivgulflE and Jii'idlhy trade.
STEVfAlvT is one ol the most fertile and
prespei'ous c<.unties m thi Cotton hilt, ,, ,, pin
dueing uunualty about l5,0'"t batos of Cut
ton. The rich betipm huuL on the riv r
»ud on the large Vri'cks e.ui Itttvlnev a bate
of euttou io the acre. The iiouaty has »
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COtalY OFFICERS.
Judge J. K Latimer, Onliiwry.
11 F. IIawes, Clerk Superior Court.
Joseph 1>. Griffis. &h<t iilf.,
hAHi Ei. S. Hvipit.V, Poinily 'frouver.
Croi'.OK W. Adp, Tax 0'dtvvtor.
i. T. VIaii' isos, ltceGver of Tax Iletuvns.
James A. Four, County hurveyol.
Vi ii.LiAM J. If units, Coroner.
Ros. J. 15. Tow^meiRS. lt^utuscit, ^inyof.
Pease IvJX.k^i i'X^|Te\)fu*5.husUal,
Ai.deu es; J. L. Wmiboriy, J. E. Car
ter. ^D.diigiitow :!, C. vA Diouli* aud J.
A. Thoiutou.
hfAIL SCHBEULES.
Oou'MBo ,.- Leayes every m n'iiing, Snu
days except nil, a: 5 o'clock, c.u.l arrives at
8 o clock, i>. jt.
ft ud s,m« c1h V « at 7 o’clock r jl
Ajhericus.—A l'Hvt’.s tv i*y Tu-.s.lay, Tiiur.;
tV v ami '.Su uin«i jr lit- 12 uVltick. m., hhcI
Daves MV. day a a! 1 o’. IS k V. u.
Floeesce. — Leaves every V,Vlnosd iv and
Kaiurnay meriiibg at 5 o’clock aud arrive*
same d»JS at 8 o’clock V. .Vl.
Moxey Qrnixs ar.d l’osta! Nobs can be
had or. appliJti.ion. 11 * 11. i\ JIawes, I’. 51.
cntr.es 'iii eltjry.
Methodist tarncH.—Aivv. D. A. Da-.se;,
l-.Ktor. Services on die 1-t, 3rd. and l!h
Sundays in <.*udi mohth. Prayer iue«tiu"
eviy ^Wdwm ^ f d i'Y li^hfc. Sutulny School tv*
rtry buuday monaDga 'J o’clock; A. a . Fori
^nonuK-WL.—oi? the IJml Suu
dnj in (ttirh HK'iifli , T^te- jLiRter/' ltev. L.
' A- Dar.sey Sunday School every Sunday
juoiu i»f; itt y oViOvk; J. H. UraziiT Supt
IWbtist Chvbou.—I tegtilur Couler'iucc on
th# 2nd Sunday. 1‘r.iyer luectiu#Thursday
Sati'lity School evry Sunday mor’i
yug at n o’clock, M.Goirbc t, Supt.
Shai>y Grove—F ro.iching ou (lie 4!k
Sunday ilUn.' in ca ll uioutli by the Raster, JLlcv.
w. ii.. ,
CLUTiTS-
747th I'dstrct, G. ’.f.— I'enyin’s Store; 2d
UatuiAavg E. U. Wikmius, Notary l u' lie.
BICth District,.Scieuccvillc, T. G. Fink
Stoll J. F.
988th District, G. 51 , Vickery’s Shop; 2d
Faturday; s. Ley Ti-mdl, N F.
S0ist District, G, 51.—Florence; 1st Sa‘ur
day; 5¥. C. Bryan, N. P., J. 51. Limit, J. F.
790th District. On 51.—1 .umpkiu; strut
iirday; H. G ICagiu, N. V , E. F. Kirascj-,
f. r.
7n7th District, G, 51.— lied Ilill, 3rd Sat
onlay; L. C. Woodard, J. F,
♦ teg.
Hon j p
WSth PUtriet, G. 51.—Green HiU; 4th
Saturday; il. l\ Hobbs, N. F., F. A. Bush,
J. P.
7» tli District, G. 51.—Antioch; 51. D.
'latum, N. l>„ V. F. Wright,- |l i. F.
7-5th District, G. !*—Wiliams' Store;
2nd Saturday; Tims. L. Williams, N. P.
Torn |o pteeeh with a Cough? Wilder's
Wi'd Chenry will mend you up as good as
new.
jBUfisYaMALB BnTOMiaan ton
and iHsHirt'a-mctfemate’se'Z
for ttiecure of
It btrildsup mid strengthens feeble, bro.
ken down and worn out constitutions, re
pairs damages inflicted by years of suffer*
impoverished ing, regulates blood the system, and makes odds iron to
It the perma. im»
neat cures. tones stomach,
parts a keen appetite, aids digestion, re
lieves sick headache, acts gently upon
the liver, cures swimming of tho head,
and palpitation of the heart
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44 Tough on Chills/ 4
Cures 5 cases for 25 ets. in cash or stamp#.
Hailed by John Parham, Atlanta, Ga.
125,000 BEICK FOR
I have 125,000 GOOD BRICK
which I offeror sa c at $C,U0 , J(
thousand, delivered at my place,
miles above Florence.
D B. FIIZGERALD.
Oct. 22, 1883. lw
ABOUND TOWN.
—The book agents have struck the
town.
-—Madame Rumor says there is to
be wedding soon.
—See advertisement of Sulkey
TPlow in nuotbei column.
—One of Mr. Fort Holt’s livery
horses died Monday’night.
—County Line Baptist Church has
called Rjv. Mr. ClOmblvy,
—Rev. E. H. Stout has been end¬
ed to the pastorate of Emm Baptist
Church.
—Mrs. Bray returned from tin ex
tended visit to Virginia on Monday
|. IS ^
— There will be preaching at #>o
Baptist Church on to morrow at the
usual hours, ■
—Mr. Sitl Boynton, of Macon made
U short visit to his relatives in Lump
kiu this week.
—Miss Flossie Barnum ’’s at hon.o
,|, 18 WW;k . Hl .,. VanV frfeudk WiilV
*'*' , . t0 !*« , !let ' , bl k
“ Ugain,
—r.’ CTeo. tteifjou lias bdrftrfii
Q Worthi'nfclon farm PVoVl
Mp W or:ttogton wiil-mow
^ ^
- Col, J. T. Fort’s fine gruv mule
ran away withjCbria Jordan’s buggy
week aud wracked it as oiilv a
h'A' mu mud e could lontd. *
—.T. B. .Griffis bus three hogs io
kjtl this ninter. Otic will w«i«h ov. v
j JOO | s and the other two <,v, r
T-Oa our’edithrift! ^Iiige'to day Kill
be Tofiu■! a striking and iimiructi'e
illustration of the comparative worth
of the vniinus kinds of baking pow
J r.s now in the market. .
—The Dol'd willing, I will preach
for the Richland Baptist Church at
iheir Bush Arbor on Thursday the
22 .d inst. I will not be there on
Wednesday, M. B. L B.UIOU, Pas¬
tor.
—See npfico elsewhere^ tho,planta
'ion Known as the Cain place, null he
out at public on'cry before t he
Court House door on the Gist. Tims
day in January next to the highest
****'l»l« bidder.
—1 hia paper feels desfibite of ;t
lienil this week Our loctl JJr. liar
? t llf> - <:(h?or ,■*......f........ 1,1 ^ -»" »» b«<\. ...... «m So
we i'o Ii<il ilj>J>nuf Iiefore tLc? pub
lie in our ucc'Ustomod twi'ch picasu*
< ass our
—The following arc the quotitions of the
Lolmubus I- ott ii market as reporied Tluuv-
*.’•' lanll ’“.° ’ 1 ‘” ' l ' u '' s ' ‘M > 111 ddiiugs.
tor : Wciluesdny !uu ' 11 are ^ f ; low midtUiugs, 'T'ot-tcms 9; mid
dl'-ug , 9| ; go id miildtings, 9j. In Ameri
c’.ls on Wednesday they qu >te, low mid
J ; m:>l J1 ; °‘ ,jJ . ...
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—It is to be hoped that every tiinti
wilt lea l the advertisement of the
‘County School Conitiussidncr and
furllifci uiore that every teacher and
School Trustee \vi!l meet the Count'
Board of Education on 1st Tuesday
m January nex f . There must he a
revival of education in our midst..
Ignorance is gaining ground upon
us at aapid strides and we must
drive buck the cloud. It is a sad
fact that'in all the avenues of busi
iie^s men of said tiui# are dying ou!
and removing from our midst to give
place to others leas gratiged by odu
aiitionul training. A school boom is
tho want of these times. Dost thou
Lear ?
Don’t iSliake wit ('lulls or Rum with Fe¬
ver, Wilder's Chili Tonic is tlte sure euro.
Tea’ll of Little W, lie Griflb,
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Griffis will be pain id to learn
of the sa l death of their infant child
-mw-hm
place on buuoay last aftyr a brn f
illness. She was the youngest child
and the boro live me lit of his parents
is all the greater by reason of the
. i , ilkm , wff K tli0 , oul . ^ (lau . ^°f . 1,1 T
°
kiie Wo nt* in the midst of death.”
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Allklnds of li'ond end Sk u Dh.enses cur¬
ed with Wilder's .Sarsaparilla anil Potash.
Burial of H-1) Bonnard.
Perry, November 3.^—1 was misin¬
formed relative to the cause of Gao
r »in Dennard’s death, as stated i*.i
Sunday's paper. He had no cancer
: or ,, blood , poison, . but. fungus warts on
I his foot. His dealt wus the result
. physical , . , exhaustion , ,. and , olu
°* neje.
, His funeral was largely attended
I yesterday. . , Services the Methodist
in
church were suspended and the fun
* r!>1 in tb0 B ‘P tist chur, '- h
! where conducted by Rev. Dr. Tharp,
Rev. Tx Dr. _ Hoy and , Rev. „ „ Mr. Mar
shal. Mr. Dennard was a brother
in law to Mrs. Sarnh Den nurd.
Mr. J. W. Bowman, Savaxxah
Ga ’ sa J 8 tl,e ou ‘y relief I found for
| «S dyspepsia was Brown’s Iron Bit¬
ters. It cured m« completely.
“Fine birds make fine feathers," and
Wilder’* Sarsaparilla and Potash make
111 odpure and healthy.
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other day Low old he was. Says he,
“I can’t tell dat exactly, but I can
give you do facts and let you calcu¬
late) it.”
•‘Well, now for the facts.”
“Well den, I moved to Jasper
county in the year 181;$) now calen
late it and te.fl ’no how old B is ?”
“But how old were you \Vhetj : you
moved to Jasper?”
“l)al 1 don’t know, can’t you ori¬
entate it from the time I moved to
Jasper? ’ asked the old man meekly
Wherever Oous'tmptMm r*-«*fc* rrrrf dwevaHs -'— ■ ' there
Wilder’s Wald Cherry is needed, Ii never
tails to cure.
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Books, and Stationery.
Thomas Olialiin, ol' Colttnihus, keeps one
of the largo;t and hert* asserted stiiets of
Hooks, Stationery, Musical instruments anil
if asie,al;Xferohainliso of any houso in South
western Georgia. lie has an elegant stork
of goods suitable for birthday aud Christ¬
mas presents. When you visit Columbus
be sure to call at Chaffin’s anil examine his
ltoolie, Pictures and Fancy Articles.
4—. I .. .
Dots From Green Hill
Gr.KKX Hill Ua, Nov, G li4883
Ma. Editor I—Wliuu Juis hi come
of “Tffii ixtuspsSwBsr,’' uf. last Salur
iliiy’s issue ? V,u' liaVo ndl levi-ived
R c,, l’- v ,1 ‘ ,bis Capt. B
.
F. Davis, tried the metal i.f his lien
gin Jaws with his hand on Yesterday,
, T . .. .* ,, *
” ‘ U '^ 'is 0 p niou is now l.i
‘ Cuf ’ l!us f ‘ ei<ls bi: «' n to
lw,,k lik e Ciby usually ilu itr the Jut
D ™“”- r ' c ' , '" 0,v "“
«U ii'ucnt for t lio douDunl ; sng r
cane \ about two thirds peas, *1_ potn
toes Ac, about half acr>o.
Why is it so in.ij.ny suffer, from
rheumati-m, achd»ii.p»iB* kidney dis¬
ease liver eoinphtint heart aneotion
etc? It. is fimidy because they will
nut com” and btimmued. All.disease
begin fr.nu a want of iron in the
bipod. Tiie want of.iron mikes-the
blood thin i\ itery apd iiinpura blood
ea.W'ics weal,in s'! and dintvens to
every part of the.body. Supply this
lack of iron bj using Brown’s Iron
Hitlers and you will soon find ,your
self enjoying perfect freedom from
a'.ies, pains ami general ill health.
A voting ir.uii is madJ’tieUer liy.it sisler’s
liive'.imd Fever and Aguanre eured by Wild
ei’s Chill T niic a!,Vi) m.daria and pcriodi
enl disorders.
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Jasp ir Moore Lodged in Jail
Rotril'iitioii for the slutighti’r of
tile innoernt is coming. On Monday
evening hist. Bailiff 1Toy Holder ve¬
ilin',ed from Kufunla with a negro
•min named Jasper Moore. This
an m was indicted in 1880 by tin
Grand Jury of Stewart county for
the murder of Lis wife’s grand child
;t appears that the negro was great¬
ly displeased because the child was
left by its mother as a charge upon
him, ho sought to avenge himself for
the act of a t.lionglitlcsfl mother by
abusing the child. It was hastily
buried and exhumed after several
lavs, for examination by a Coroner’s
impest. Testimony in the inquest
developed the fact that the chjul was
beaten to death. As to whether the
prisimei did the beating remains to
be seen after n Jury is etnpantiidled.
Moore says the child was killed bv
a blow from the limb of a tree fall
ieg. If the limb is proven"to have
been in his bauds at the time it tel!
upon the child, Jasper may swing
The child was only two years old
and was evidently flayed to death.
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Sirs Elleu T. Monahan, S.w nxah
CU.'M/ a I used Brown’s Iron Bitters
for disordered stomach and it did me
great good.
’ New Advertisements. “f- -
SULKSY PLQvV FOB SALE
A Fine Three Horse Sulkey Plow
fur sale at reasonable rates, and easy
firm, can be found at the Agricultu¬
ral Depot. Those wishing such a
Plow, a[ ply at once.
MILL FOR SALE.
I offer far sale on easy terms the
Mill located • ' •’ ' ’ •
AT RED HILL IN STEWART COUNTY
and known as the Mill of C. F. & II
J. Thornton. The property includes
about 5 acres of I arid on which the
MiD stands. One 15 Horse Power
Engine, a Saw Mi!!, Grist Mill and
Cotton Gin together wiih all’ th#
running gear as it now stands.
Nov. 10 if. John Peabody.
FOR KENT.
The Store House on the south 3ide
of the pub.to square, known as the
stand of A. T. Fort, is offered for rent
from November 1st. Also the Blue! -
smith shop formerly owned by the
Mansffeld estate; possee.non given at
1 ° ,)Ce ' -A-Pl^y to A. T. FORT,
‘ Nov. 1st. Agent.
SOOTS,
The time has come and , we
aro
et
varied Sto^k of *
J_ K^y
O C~A "I—r X“X “ftl
Ever offcied'in Lumpkin, and f«<)
sure that wo can please the greatest
of economy in fluidity and pji
ces.
Our Manufacturing Deparfmeje*
will ho kept up to the highest sta u
durd, ami in
L K A T H K It
Wo have a Fuji Stock aud prices to
suit tlm times.
J. /a . (V P_ 1/ D . V^. OlNGLIi. Crvirmi,
Lumpkin. r , • ,, Ua., Oct. , 0 2(1, „ 1883. Juo .,
Send vouraildr. ss and3 cent stamp in A.
V. Paine, Louis villi, Ky., for set of beauti¬
ful picture cards.
Fcr Sale Cheap.
A GOOD 50 SAW GIN IN THOR
LUGH REPAIR,
JAMES. K BARNUM.
Nov. 3, 1883.
NOT C1L
All persons who are indebted to
me for services rendered will plea«i
coma forward and settle, its 1 need
the money.
J A. THORNTON, Jr.
Lumpkin, Gr., Nov 3 *2t
Go West but <bm*t go wifbout a bottb
of Wilder's Chill Tonio—a ”uaiMiitt.od cu »•
fOY Chills ami ; ever.
Notice to Debtors.
, All persons indebted to A. T. Fort
i
either l y not* or aecbnnt, are request
come forward at ouco and set¬
tle t h o sarnn.
W F. C’L'RKE, A tty.
Nov. 3, 1883
; IN<>tice to
•
, , , , , ,
liym of W. J. &. C. H. Watt or the
undersigned, are ,ri quested^o come
forward and settle up the same at its
ea'fly a date as possible.
W. J. WATT.
Columbus, G.i., 0ct.,"5if
Tax Notice—-Last Hound.
I will he at. the following places at
tlm limes herein mentioned for llie
purpose of collecting the State and
County taxes for 1883.
County Line Monday, Nov. 12th.
Midway, Tuesday, November 13t.li.
Florence, Wednesday, Nov. 14th.
Pinkston's Stoke, Thursday Nov. 15.
LtbirKiN./roin November lfilli to
the 24th, on which latter date the
Books will be closed.
G. W. A ED, T. C.
Co'. 27, th 1883
BAGGIES ml WAGONS!
Tho undersigned lias on sale in
Lumpkin u Finn Assortment of Daw¬
son Made Buggies, manufactured by
S. B BRO sYN, the well known Car
riago Buggy and Wagon Maker.
DEXTER QUEEN,
BREWSTER SIDE BAR,
VICTORIA, STICKLER,
AND TIMPKINS.
All inailo of the very best material
and Finished in First Olnss Style.
Also tl 1' iue Lot of Plantation V ag
oue of all sizes. Repository at, Holt’s
q, .Aiaine. i i U. ix i>|>/Y\i'v lALvvr A.
o. vv
Out. 13 1883.
LUMPKIN HOTEL,
jromv yarbhotjgh,
P BO I* It IETOR.
This old and well-known Hotel ie
still open to the public and offers su¬
perior inducements to travelers and
drummers. Mi than experience of
20 years the Proprietor thinks lie
knows how to look after the comfort,
of his guests. Table furnished with
the best the market affords. Polite
attention and reasonable 25c charges.
Stock fed at rer meal each.
Lumpkin, Ga., Sept. 1, 1883. tf
Slieraiii & Miller,
—DEALERS IN—
COFFINS, CASKETS AND
Burial Cases.
Cun fnrnish any style of COFFIN
vvuiited at reasonable prices,
aST’Repository at SheIiam's Shops.
Lumpkin, Ga., Sep. 1,1883:
BROWN HOUSE
.
formerly HailOrd House,
| BROAD STREET,
Columbus , Georgia,
E. O. BRO\ViV,Propflctor.
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Stewart Decelroer fheJ 1
$
iij§LT|p|j>kiii.
umber 1 OH and to u r. etin owllici
Norh 1 ast coriur of totofmnd
»ill 1 virgin the -3rd I list lie t A' Stewart (Jo.,
cease 1,
Superior t ‘orrt of ugaiiikrifrtkii sa d i jn mtv W in Hiller favor
Win A. Rnwsim as
i'idminis r tor of FoinriextujwBheB'.Y) ile^sas
rd. Sairl Ii fa no\
of Allen aud Kiiayoi,' J. L. Jcancr; 'Sfrra.v.&lxee#*': '*
tuns
Also at the Shop time
tng property of lot of ti. land wit: millfiiief oimlwlfhit 135.jii gjjCu otitc Will
■lews
Disb'iet of Stewart i
as .lie property of D‘feedant’*H. (f. 'Vv*mi
to satisfy a fi fa ism A from tUeJustfReC dirt
of tln- 7!l'.!li lAi.i^et,,(i, if., iu Up/pMtf Mrs.
Ana Tmnw v .vsuk IL TL-tVcgiu and 8. S.
by J. r. Uniter, lit. ■? : > il wk
.1. U..G1UF1US, Sheriff.
Got. 30th, 18S3.
ADEINTSTRATOR’S 8ALE
State Ob' Geoihua, liANubi.ra County,
Uncb r ami by virtn&of mi order from the-.,
• ‘ourt of Ordinary of Muscogee Comity,
■if'.id State, M ill be sold belere the Court
House in (be to>vu of Lumpkin, Stewart
• i»cr, ounty. 1H I), On between , oil iho the lii>t InwSid TjjhoKdtiyiin .sale hours, Deccin to 1 -
he luglie-st \>idd< r, at public outcry and for
•asb. all of the real estab- belonging to the
j’istate of Mrs, C. I', IJarriK, late of Museo
K o l.’omity dee'eased, cona-stin^ of lot of
land uninbci* l’!i^hty-oue, ohe hundred acres
Hast Half of lot nnnihe^ 'f.iuhtA ;. and fifty
arrivi, mir e or fess, of nurLibi-r fiK^miino, all
lying in the 20tll Dystl'iiil, git waft. County.
Also onelumdivil, and’ niB.ety-3ev.iU sixty-four atSi'es, and
more or lass, i'SLT mr.wier lj^ug
north half of number sixtyithivA' till
in fht) S)th 1 list i iut of Stew# t • *mty. ftti .
containing in all sRt Imiplrdd and fifty am#
more or l"ss. hold for distribution and to
pay'debts. Adniiuistratbr 8 -His. h. l’A lilt AM,. Harris
0.' P.
Oct. 19th, imp.
ADIAIKISTRAT0R’ 3 SAIEDF REAL'
ESfATF.
I5y virtue of an mill r from the Court nf
Orili'-ary of ,Nt*wrtrt f'nnntv, will be sold.inj
tile lirst. i’lii'Kilffv ill DebeifffnT, ItfSS. at’the
ourt House 5our in sai,l County, Wtweei
the 1'gal honrsfif fSSle, the following- lands.
Lots - f land naml^ rs :62, Ki'l, 1(54, 157, nil
that, part ol liit.of Ijinil Odeljplkee No. lli!> t » lying on
ilio West side of the Creek, »ind
nil of lots of 1 lUd'iumlX'l'A 158 and 131,i ex
I'opt wliat was deeded t o O. 0. Latimer by
•fonn Horsey, 18(5(1 ileomsed, on the 27lh day of
November. ; All of a 1 >ove lamia lying in
iha 2iHh Distriet iff Blnwni't County, lin'd
leu wil s the John Dorsey nlantati oh. Near-,
lyall the lands jitnd on. this plaulatiuti are com¬
paratively level Inis been lyi ng out .for
twelve distribution or iifteej and years. to p.iyxosts This of tend, Administra¬ sold for
tion. Terms of sale: t)ne half of the pur- !
euase inoney : ash. The other half due li¬
ef miter 1st, 1MA4, and small notes taken lor
same and bond for litl.‘ given top'-i'chasers.
1 itles perfect, T. i>. HIGHTOWER,
Ailmr do Ix.nis non of John Dorsey, dec.
November 1st, 1883.
XMnntm ion for Kent.
On the 11.st. Tncsilny in December next,
T will offer for re t to the highest responsi¬
ble bidder the planin'ion known liiTthi' Cain
place, silinteil live nule< Nrrlh of Lumpkin
on the Coimnl us v. ad The said place
I'ontains 3(10 acres of lend, all in a good
state of cultivation. There founds is on the place
105 bnsliels of corn, 12 of fodder
150 bushels of cotton seed. Also two good
mules. A written coni rad will lie. required.
T. D. MIL LEU, Deceives.
I.ilnG For Divorce, .
GEORGIA. STEWART COUNTT:
Jesse Fackt.eb, ) Libel For Divorce,
Vcr. us ,• Rule to ported sor
.1. tV D. Fackler. I vice, Oct. term, 1883
It, iippc-nring to the Court by the return oj
the Khcriff, that the Defendant ilo 's not. re¬
side in the said (lonnty, and it iurther a])
IHRting that, he does not, reside in tho State
ol (icnrgin, il is on motionot counsel order¬
ed lhat said Defendant appear and answer at
tho next term of this Court, else that tho ease
tic eonsuloreil iu default and the iTiiutilf al¬
lowed to proceed. Audit is further ordor
etl that Ihi.s ride ha puhli-hod in Tin:
Lumi'Eis lNDEL'ENDEN"r«uce ii month for foi l'
months.
ALLEN FORT, J. 8. C. S. W. C.
Atm-extract fjom the minutas of tho
Court. li. F. 1IAWLS, Clerk.
Nov. 1, 1833-lnmliu
Q EcBGIA [ j Office of Ordinary
St aw art County Of Said County.
Whereas, the Estate of C. J. Tucker,
late of said County deceased, isirnrcprcSent
ed. Thin is therefore to cite all p- rsDUH Con
, orued, to show cause teforc nio on the 1st
Alonilay in December next, why letters of
Administration on said Estate should not lie
granted to tlm Clerk of tho Superior Court
or some other competent person.
J. It. LAT15IER, Ordinary.
Nov 1, 1883.
G 4 l'.OBGIA -Stewap.t County.
Offire of Ordinary ot said county.
George Slaton has applied to me for Ex¬
emption of personalty and the sitting apart
aud valuation of Homestead and 1 will pass
upon the same at ten o'clock a. m, on tho
Seventeenth day of November 188!L at my
office. J. 15. LAT151EB, Ordinary,
Oct. 27lh-1883-3t.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS. TRUSTEES
AND PATRONS.
Notice is hereby given that the County
School Commissioner will be prepared to
enter into cunt roots, with Teachers to com¬
mence School at any time after the 1st day,
of January next. In this connection the
attention of Teachers and Patrons ot both
Public and Private Schools is speodly call¬
ed to the provisions of an Act of the last
General Assembly entitled an Act to En¬
courage Private Elementary Schools in this
State by making ampler provision for Pub¬
lic Schools to ho taught iu connect io" there¬
with. Py making contracts under this Act
a larger term of tuition can he had at less
expense than heretofore, as eaoh sol ol
ar can mit r at any time an! obtain the full
benefit of the public fund.
. Teachers, and Trustees are further rc
quested to meet tho Beard of Education on
the 1 st Tuesday in January next for the
purpose of putting in operation a more
thorough system of Schools in tho county.
“y «d* of the Roam.
L. BBY4.N, C. S, C.
Nov. 6tb-1883-It.
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[E N FIRM, NEWHGOOPS, AND'
Popular Prices !
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RAWEST :
9-9
* Offer one of the most Complete and AUractivo Stocks <5f
Staple «fe r'ancy
I'M**
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Ever brought to Lumpkin, which are to be acid at prices that cannot be resisted.
, i .. .
Everilliinsf Entirely I\ew km\ Fresb!
Our Mr. West rnim.-ickml the Morihern and Eastern Markets to L secure^ the in*
tost Novelties of the sett sou in
Dress G oods, Trimming,
LACES, ...... HOSIESY, GLOVES
NOTIONS,
R 115 EONS, BUTTONS &C. -
Our Lines of ■
i
Cloths && *
Cassimeres
A Ii /■; UN31A TCIlAliL E IN qvalityAnd riucEsf*
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Id Ladies’ami Handsomest Misses’SHOES Goods Ever tve show the fBesiand
Sold Here! ’
The Ladies are cordially invited to eat! and examine our Beautiful Full
PRINTS and Superb Stock of DRESS GOODS in .ill the Fashionale Shades
Combinations.
k Fancy Groceries
IIAEFAV ABE, CROCKERY, GLASS
WAEF ; TIN WAKE ETC.
All Kills are unc and must bo paid at theend
of cacli mouth.
Lumpkin, Ga. October Get
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sL«s
DEALER 1^
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS,
Children Carriages, Harness, Leather At.
Corner Cherry and Cccond Street^, !
MACON, QA.
£'.3>“Call and sco us or write for prices before purchasing.
t Jan 1 84.
J. H. BARTLETT,
—WITH—•
■ ■ KL&THHWS,
CUTIIBERT, CEORGIA,
Dealer In Best Grades Foreign and Domestic,
Staple and Fancy
DM GOODS and GROM
Also Boots and lioes, Bats, Notions, Laces etc
eerHighost market price paid for CountrylPro’duce. Call on or send * tour «■>
ders to the EMPIRE STORES of
HOMER R. MATHEWS,
Sep8 3m For the Beat Goods at the;Lowest frioML.
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SHELTON’S BUILDING, NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE. •
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Centenniel ml, i
Cotton Cins Pratt GiilS,
STEAM ENGINLS, PLOWS ^
And Cultivatoiis.
See the ‘‘Blue Fonv Plow” and Plane? Jr: - .•
One Horse Hoe Cultivator.
- Wo aro agents for all kinds of Agricultural Implements. Gome to see us.
Lumpkin, Ga., October l3, 1883. EVERETT & KEY.