Georgia Historic Newspapers

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Published Every Saturday Morning.
Office—In tho Court House, room, North
East, down Stairs, Cleveland, (5a.
OURAGEN rS!
The foliowiner named gentlemen are
legally authorized to act as Agents for
tho Cleveland A advertised, if
you have not paid your subseriptiou
and it is convenent to hand it to either
of these gentlemen, you will much
oblige Yours Truly,
Alex. Church, Publisher.
Rev. W. H. McAfee, Dahlouega, Ga.
J VV. Mekks, Blairsville, Ga.
C. U. Kytle, Mossy Creek, White Co.
Rev. J. C, Bell, 'l'eseuteo Dist., White
Co.
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One copy, six months, - - - 50
One copy, three months, - - - i>0
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Advertisements inserted at the rate of .$100
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for each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements not haviug the number of
insertions marked on them, will be published
until forbid, and charged accordingly.
Contracts mado for three, six, or twelve
months on liberal terms.
Local Notices 10 cents per line.
^gg-Every communication for publication in
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thor, not necossarily for publication, but as gu¬
aranty of good faith. We will not be responsible
for the opinions of correspondents; and no
communication, will be admitted into its col
ums, having for its end the defamation of
private character, or in any other way scur¬
rilous in its import.
Correspondence upon subjects of general
importance solicited—though it mus> be brief
and to the point.
All communications, business letters, and
money remittances must bo addressed to
ALEX. CHURCH,
Publisher.
MAGISTRATES’ COURTS.
Mount Yonah—861 Dist.,—Third Fridays—
Jas. 11. Reaves, J. P.
Mossy Creek... 126 Dist.,...Third Saturday...
William Furgerson, N. P-, J. M. Dorsey, J.P
Naeoochce...427 Dist.,...First Saturday...
James McClure, N. P. J. K. Lumsden, J. P
Shoal Creek...862 Dist.,...Fourth Saturday-
II. C. Hunt, N P., J. W. Blackwell, J. P.
Blue Creek...721 Dist.,...Second Saturday...
A. II. Henderson, N. P., J. II. Freeman, J. P.
Tesenteo...55S Dist.,...Fourth Saturday...E.
M. Castleberry, N. P. Augustus Allison, J. P.
Town Crook...8:16 Dist.,...Third Saturday...
W. B. Hawkins, N. P., J. K. MeA^e. T P.
THE MAILS.
Cleveland to Gainsvillc, Daily,except Sun¬
day. Sun¬
Cleveland to Blaireville, Daily, except
day.
Cleveland to Dablonega, Tri-weekly
Cleveland to Ilaysville Tri-weekly.
Cleveland to Belton once a week.
Cleveland to Tosnatee. onco a week.
EDWARD L. STEPHENS, P. M.
fwfestoniil €awk
W. K. WILLIAMS,
A TTOBNE Y AT LA IF,
Cleveland, Georgia.
Jan. 19th 1881.
f. J. KIMSEY,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Cleveland Ga.
/\ Office, Basement Masonic Hall.
Jan. 10th 13S1. wl’y.ly.
M. G. BOYD,
A TTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW
jL \ . Dahlonega Georgia.
Will pactice in the Superior Courts of
White, Hall, Dawson, Habersham LumpkiD,
and the Supreme Court of the State,
Jan. 10th ISSI. wkl’y ly.
FRANK L HARALSON.
TTORNEY AT LAW,
Atlanta Georgia.
Will practice in all the Counties embracing
' IlO tVestern an' Blue Ridge Circuits. Also
il hae Federal Supreme Courisof the State.
A11 business entrusted to my earo wi 1 re
CM 'e prompt attention.
.Tanl.OlthlSS wl’y. Iy.
P ENSIONS.
All Soldiers disabled by sickness or injurie;
while in the army, are entitled to Pensions*
also, tho heirs of those Soldiers who died from
consequences of service. Send stamps for
full instructions in Pensions and all kinds of
Soldiersclaims.
C. M. SITES <* CO-,
Pension and Bounty Attorneys,
P. 0. Box 21, WASHINGTON, D. C.
"D17 A TTV’lJ ORGANS IS useful stops,
JjIjAI a 1 1^5 sets reeds only $65. Pi
tnn«s $125 up. ^S@~Illus.
Catalog. Fnttn. Addcss BEATTV , Washing¬
ton, N. J.
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Dull all about here. '
Some cool days and nights this week.
r l hose delicious strawberries.
2905, What is it?
Mr. Gailstraps new house is nearly
done.
Cotton is being worked, and is looking
well.
Onr correspondents have all fallen
asleep, it seems.
Oats would be the better of a little
rain. They are heading too low.
Do tell us what “2905" is ?
If you fail to read tho now advertise
ments this week it is your own fault.
How the little folks did enjoy the
exhibition Wednesday night!
The mumps have taken a fresh start
in Cleveland.
Mr. B. F. Baker was in town this
week; look out girls !
It is not exactly fair to see young
ladies kissing each other on the street.
Mr. Thomas M. Bell is home among
his friends, (of whom there are many),
for a season.
Col. Gorham Blake has gone to At¬
lanta, and it may be that he wili.go on
to New York.
Some of our farmers are over their
corn the first time, while others are not
yet done planting.
Wheat is heading out nicely in this
section and promises an early and boun¬
tiful harvest.
That pesky mouse that eats our paste
every night must bo killed, if we have
it to do.
Wo did not see Mr. W. F. S, in town
(?) last Wednesday, uutil in tho .after-'
noon.
The cardsplay ing crowd arouud Cleve¬
land seemed to get the “go" on Mr. G.
Tuesday night.
Some of our farmers complain of a
little rust on their wheat; but it is only
on highly manured spots, and wo do
not think it will amount to much.
Gin-sang will make a man go derang¬
ed equal to whisky. Bettor let it aloue
—we have representatives enough in
Miliedgeville already.
It has become a custom in this county
to jail men who refuse to work tho road
upon which they are consigned by the
Commissioners.
Mrs. Wm, Tippett, Owasco, N. 1".,
says:—I have worn an Improved Excbl
sior Kidney Pad about three weeks,
and have recieved great relief from it for
pain iu the back.— Lee Ado.
Col. Sylvester left hero this week for
a more Northern clime. He is favorably
impressed with our country, as is almost
every one who visits us. We hope soon
to see him back again.
When you can’t find any one else to
pay, or any other way to spend your
money, why, then come and pay the
printer. You have no idea how much
he would thank you, aud he might
tell the world what nice men you were.
Printers are a very appreciative kind
of creatures.
Preaching at the Methodist Church
next Sunday, by the pastor, Rev. Mr.
Askew, it being his regular appointment
at this place. As he has not nad a fair
showiog at this place Bince be has been
on the work, we hope everybody will go
out and hear him.
J. N. Bice, of Toledo, Ohio, says:—
My father, before weariug the “Only
Lung Pad," could not sleep nights on
account of his violent oughiug since
wearing it he has slept soundly, every
night .—Sec Adc.
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There is nothing so good for cm ing:
disease as a natural remedy, which you
can get at Oakes & Henderson’s. It is ,
Allum and Iron Mass a mim.ral. It 1
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will give you a good appetite, and le
new yonr blood, and thereby give you
health and vigor There is no use pay¬
ing five or ton dollars to a physician,
when you can bo cured by the uso of
this natural remedy for almost nothing.
Try it.
The rattling of dinner bells, school
bells, cow bells, clawshamtuers and
band-saws, has constituted most of the
noise around town this week.
Miss Dora Jackson has the mumps
so bad that her face is so swollen that
her eyes are almost closed.
The time has come when poms men
care no more for their obligations t'uau
they do for the dust uuder their feet.
“2905.’’—What can these cabalistic
figures—which appear so conspicuously
in another columu—mean? We would
be very glau to inform our readers if we
were not under bonds not to do so, so
they wid have to "let patience have its
perfect work’’ uotill the time comes to
have the mystery explained. But it’s
worth k novviug, so koep a --harp look¬
out for the solution.
The Sabbath school at the Cleveland
Methodist Church is iu a flourishing
condition. There is au avorago of 50
attendants, and every oue seems to be
intsrestod in the cause. This is a token
of better times, aud calculated to bring
about a better state of morality, to say
tho least.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
I have arranged tc bo in Cleveland on
Saturday,11th of June, for the purpose
of examining Teachers. Let those
who wish to be examined meet me at
10 o'clock, A. M. I also, have a small
amount, due the Teachers of 1S80,—
would be glad to settle with all whom
I may not see before, on that day.
GEO. K. QUILLIAN, C. S. C.
May 11th 1881.
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CLOSING EXERCISES OF CLEVE¬
LAND HIGH SCHOOL.
Tho first session of the Cleveland
High School closed on Wednesday night,
I3th instant, with au Interesting Ex¬
hibition, iu the preseuco of a large au¬
dience.
Exercises were opened with an Intro¬
ductory address by Mi3S Lenora Under¬
wood,aud was followed by epeches from
Masters Charlie Church, Oscar Will¬
iams, Agustus Ball, Newton Payne aud
Eddie Osboin.
Poetry by T. M. Bell. Subject:
“Tell me ye wiuged winds." Poetry by
Mi s Candie Craig-subject: "Beyond tho
clouds.” Poetry by Miss Mary Bell
subject: “If I were a Sun-beam.” Poe¬
try by Miss Sally Church—subject-'
“Lottie's Koee.” Poetry by Miss Corah
Williams—subject: “Apple Blossoms."
Poetry by Miss Hassio Osborn—subject:
“Eve Hymn.”. Poetry by Miss Mag¬
gie Potts—subject: “Be kind to Father.’
Poetry by Miss Kate Bell—subject: ‘God
is great." Poetry by Miss A ary
McAfee—subject; “ rhe youug Robbia. ’’
Poetry by Miss Sally Hamilton—Bubject:
“My life is like the summer Rose.’’
Dialogues aud Tableaus were success*
fully acted by Messrs Frank Boil, Boyd
Underwood, Tom Underwood aud Reese
Stroud. Other Dialogues by Miases
Underwood, Payne, Bell and Potts.
Instrumental music by Judge Hous.
tou and William Cathey.
After a valedictory address by Miss
Ella Payne, and vocal music by Prof.
Scroggs, assisted by a number of his
students. Words and music, “Twenty
years ago, and an address by T. G.
Underwood, the scene closed aud tho
large crowd diperaed and went to their
homes, we suppose satisfied.
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0 CHICAGO, ILL.
Sold by DSUCCiSYS .unG CESiEKAV.
DEALERS if.worv-.vfvhra.
Blanks of all kinds for sale at Lb is office
said
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Sluti: lo.-pontuLy 1 w .
» AVERTS oV il J. f tfil 1 tract, i land in the - Uiu
iy ami St u* rst 3 >■ Y«* written cunsistinpr of
Jot$ HUM LB ’ fwi, itv three h?.iI twen'y b ur
{2and 1M) in 5 ho third disc riot nt* or.^uoHv
Habers main now VV ito county, in said
both lot* tc.geiher <' n tain in*.: aud agjrr 1 at ing
Jive hundred ore.’ more <u ’•.** The d
a i c (iveued by .he t<*H-ovar¬ UaHivd }>i • 1 J S M ^
fciiHn ten a ms bciovY n ii won, and - ,he pb t*j iii >11
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.. of lie <>** Id-cvilie ml S'
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couut;» of iiv fldy Vr ou ,\x \ SdiUo oi Nv»f b Cav
oiina, o\vb ,! au undivided five tv-eniioth art
i-.j-lO . Kd >nmd i S'.-At'*‘ii of : <■ c-un';. of
Ahue-villo in the St;. South C »oltp ‘WPS
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uieth part ( \ -20 ). Y< »vir I>ct» : i*'J l ' l‘B i «;i
t:ltr f me u <1 i v i ■Iv<i ! ten tWO!) 1 lie* P"t
{ ! 0 - 20). I , will tb us Uo ; ( e u t V> 5* t , YOU r J *-t:
lion- t : r 8 o v* u one b u 1 1 of ibis said in i
the • ithur bfiif vs a uh'i i v i u I.- i i UD>0<: the tliCT
tenants tu <.‘•’Ui.il ou iu i ti P r oj aYu D'll a bov ,i
fc O i 1 o r i h, Your pent ioticr • ;u i’ the r .-b< »w that
said ith.ivo ae.'i’ rihcil 3*i! Is a io v a ; u a h.o ! r
mining pi:: | * *»> e l*OM 'ait tin £ them n il !Roi<{
unco wniel. is situated upon a part ami amt r
apart of paid land .-(> that it i.- impussiUlv tu
make a divison of said premist-p fiy nicur of
im-tas and bound* that will be fair and «quits -
bin. \Vhereft.ro your petition:/* >aio pray that
tui- Honorable court shall ..rdura of said
lands and teneiuotils, and snail appoint three
discreet persons to ccuduct such sttit; u dor
such rcttubitions aud upon such just and
equitable terms as the court may prescribe, in
o.'dor to obtain a fair and equitable paititiou of
thopr-misef. And your petitioners further
pray t at such title and order may bo Lad aud
taken for parfeeting servieo up. a tho tenants
in eomunm who reside beyond tiio limits t.f
this State aa aforu iticntioned, so that they
may bo notified and bound l»y tie judgment
and sale in ti - premises and that such other
and furtaor rin the , tu.u n ,.v ba
-.c , '■•' ttr peluio-.ict . ■. ■ mo . inturo , ; ,. ti.o
.
j i-,'!.- - n . . icq',ire, and as they vv u>id !> • ititi
i tit," to in a court of equity. Aud yourpoti
I Honors will ever pray .to.
BARROW & KRW1X Petitionnrs h tt'y.
April 5lh 18S1.
onkim.1 filed in ofnecAprU llth ISSI.
Osborn, C. S. C.
Served I’. P. Williams and J. 11. Dean with
a true copy ot the written application Lr par¬
tition, also the following notice appended to
| tho copy for each take notice, wo havo filed
i in tho Olevk’s office cf the Superior Court of
I the county of White, the original petition of
! which the within ia a copy: and on tho first
j Monday in May next in .“aid Superior Court
will apply for partition thereunto. This April
12th 1881.
BARltOW <fc DRW IN Petitioners A'tv’s.
L.M, CASTLE BERRY, Sheriff of White
county, Ga.
A. Iv. Childs and
Reuben Nickerson,
vs.
John P- Kennedy and State of Georgia,
Lts wife Kate P. Ken¬ Partition of lands in
nedy. Preston.!. Woito Superior Court,
P.itton, Edtunod L .) May TurmSRvSl.
l’attun, Josialt R. '
Dean, andE.l’. Will¬
iams.
It appearing to the Cou’t that the defendants
■Trim P. Kennedy aud his wife Kate 1*. Ken¬
nedy. nnd the defendant Edmond L. Patton
do reside without the limits of this State to
wit: in the State of South Carolina, aud tho
defendant Preston J. Patton does reside with¬
out tho limits of the State to wit: in tho State
I of North Carolina, and it further appearing
that the defendants Josiatt 11. Dean and E. P.
I Williams of said county and State first above
! ! written have boeu duly served with notice of
tho intention So make uppiicatiou for partition
I in this case twenty days previous to this date;
! it is ordered that the said defendants John P.
Kennedy his wife Kate P. Kennedy. M iitiond
L. Patton aud l’reston J. Patton be -erred
| I with partition due aud legal publication notice of this application
! for by of the petition
and this order once a month for fear months
, previous Cleveland to the next term of this court iu .he
A,. VK .tTiaen, the same he,eg the
1 Newspaper in which the legal advertising of
the said county of Whita is done, and tha: Jo
said application stand for a hearing at tho
next term of 'his Court without any other or
further notice to said defendants. May 2ud,
1831.
BARROW ft- ERWIN AU’vs for Petitioners.
ALEX. S. ERWIN, Judge Superior Court.
Entered ou Minutes, Page 210 and 217
EORGIA , While County.
j I J. P. Osbori. Clerk of the Superior Court
j of said county, do certify that the foregoing
I petition record and in order the Clerks is a true office. transcript Given under from
the
j rnv hand and official .signatuic. This M iy tho
Jrd 1881.
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May 7th, ISSI. 4ms.
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J • S. <t; CO., jH asten, Mass.,
formerly liangor. Hie.
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