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_"*r «* "i *. Site ^ulm'vli.civr. Published Kverj Saturday Morning. Office—In the Court House, room, North East, down Stairs, Cleveland, t!a. OUR A GEN rs ! Tho following named gentlemen are legally authorized to act as Agents for the Cleveland Aadvertiser. If you have not paid your subscription and it is convenent to hand it to either of these gentlemen, you will much oblige Yours Truly, Alex. Chckcii, Publisher. Rev. W. H. McAfee, Dahlonega, Ga. J W, Meres, Blairsvillo, Ga. *C. H. Kytle, Mossy Creek, White Co. Rev. J.-C, Bell, Tesenteo l)ist., White Co. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: 'One copy, one year, - $1.00. Una copy, six months, - 50. One copy, three months, 30. ADVERTISING RATES: Advertisements inserted at the rate of .$100 per inch (or less) first insertion, and 60 cents for each subsequent insertion. Advertisements not haviug the number of insertions marked on them, will bo published until forbid, and charged accordingly. twelve Contracts made for three, six, or months on liberal term.-. Lucal Notices lx) cents per lino. 2ag»Every communication for publication in the Advkrtiskr must bear the name of theau- 5 hor, not necessarily for publication, but as gu¬ aranty of good faith. We will not be responsible for the opinions of correspondents; and no communication, will bo admitted into its col urns, having for its end the defamation of private character, or in any other way scur¬ rilous in its import. Correepoudcnco upon subjects of general importance solicited—though it must be brief and to the point. Ail communications, business letters, and money remittances must bo addressed to ALEX. CHURCH, 1’ ublisher. MAGISTRATES’ COURTS. Mount Yonah—SOL Dist.,—Third Fridays— Jas. H. Reaves, J. P. (i. IS, Jnrrard N. P. Mossy Creek...126 Dist.,...Third Saturday... U. M. Davidson, N. P., J.H. Browlow J. P. Nacoochee...427 Dist.,...First Saturday... 4 James McClure, N. P. J. R. Lumsden, J. P Shoal Creek...862 Dist.....Fourth Saturday— II. C. Hunt, N P., J. VV. lHaukwoll, J. P. Blue Creek...721 Dist.....Second Saturday... Win. Black, 1M. P- G. V/. McCollum, J. P. STesentee...55S Dist.....Fourth Saturday...E. T. 15. Ledford N. P', 11. A. Allison J. P. Town Creek...S30 Dist.,...Third Saturday... J. A .Cantrell. N. P., II. R. Helton T V. THE MAILS.] Cleveland to Gainsville, Daily, except Sun¬ day. Sun¬ Cleveland to B’taireville, Daily, except day. Tii-wcekly Cleveland to Dahlonega, Cleveland to Haysvillo Tri-weekly. Cleveland to Belton once a, week. Cleveland to Tesnatee. or.ee a week. EDWARD L. STEPHENS, P. M. W. K. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Cleveland, Georgia. Jan. 1 9th 1SS1. J. J. KIMSEY, A TTORNEY AT LAW. Cleveland Ga. f \ Office, Basement Masonic Hall. Jan. 1 0th 1881. wl’y.ly ___ M. G. BOYD, A' TTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW Dahlonega Georgia. Will pactice in the Superior Courts of White, Hall. Dawson, Habersham Lumpkin, and the Supreme Court of the State, Jan. JOtb ISSI. wkl’y ly. FRANK L HARALSON. TTORNEY AT LAW, Atlanta Georgia. vfill practice in all the Counties ombracing 'D } Western an i Blue Ridge Circuits. Also i i ' re Federal Supreme Cour; s of tho State. All business entrusted to my eare wi 1 re u i r e prompt attention. .Tanl.OlthlSS wl’y. Iy. m fflilfi SLODU’ Rich JUtrsonC I ’urgfttlre i'iii.-i makes New l ). il,and v.iil completiMy eimntte the blood in - enti’.-osv-tcm in tin-e:; - on'hs. Anv person . v ;it ■ l pill .‘"cb ni iit from 1 to 12 weeks iv be i L r--toivd to sennd b (> a*tn. i: sncliu, tiling no--ibYo. kentbv mail C(y., f'.r 8 Jiocion, l«-i'er statun-. Mass., S. JOIl .v.iO.V <>■[>•"! Jr* !',<• ittja Ab . _ iSENTTWANTED SWSLS: of j,,.. ne Aiiictiine L aaezuus ever t- n liivintc m...... i. . Wtit Will kail kuitapalrot a pair ockiukb. ,.ckings, with with HEEIi HEEL and and TOE TOE complete, complete, in in ; minutes, ninutes. ft ft will will also also knit knit a a great, great variety variety of of ianey- tan rork rk for tor which which there there is is always always a a ready ready market market Send beau circular and terms to the IDtromblytinitt JUass. «•»* i nrkiuefln.. 409 WasliinjiUin .St.. Hoid ou. )7\r\ jtJUO rr Tb WHAT every mother needs for her child, when it troubled with worms. Sold by Drng- X^oeal Items. Was last Tuesday a hot day ? Flour Irotn new wheat goe3 well. The school at this place is prosperous. I Thank you Simeon, for those peaches, i They were excellent. Plenty of watertuolons in town this week. 'A hat about that serenade Wednesday | night ? The prize wrestle did not take placo. Neither should it. Colonel, what Is it that so attracts your attention up about Burton ? Mrs. J. L. Logan of Atlanta is visit¬ ing relatives in Cleveland and vicinity. Some cool winds from tho North-east this week. If you don't believe advertising pays try it once, in the Advertiser. Look out for the new advertisements this week. New wheat is selling in Clevel-nd at one dollar per bushel. Refreshing rains have fallen this week. Rev. J. P. Osborn has returned from Flat Creek with the “biggest” sec of mumps imaginable. j Mrs. R. T. Koniraer has just returned from Alabama where she has been visit j ing relatives. John Pitehford has the best smoking ; sheroots we have soon in a month: three i for a uicklo. Miss Flora Meadors of Alabama is visiting her sister, Mrs. K. T. Kenimer, of Cleveland, Rev. W. O. Butler of the Jasper cir¬ cuit, is spending some tithe with bis family in this plaee. Mis3 Sallio Posey of Cr ve spring, Ga., is visting tho family of bor Uncle, Rev. W, B. Bell, of this place. Miss Posey is au efficient teacher in the Institute at Cave Spring. Our young friend, Boyd Underwood, has just returned from a protracted meeting held at Flat Creek, Hall coun¬ ty, whore he saw somebody “swingin' ” somebody's “gal.” Lookout Frank ! Mrs. \V. II. H. Dorsey, and son, and Miss Ellen Sparks of Atlanta, is taking respite away from tho busy hum-drum of city life, and to breathe the pure and healthful atmosphere of our lovely mountains. Our worthy school teacher and one of our city gents, on Tuesday evening last palled a buggy a mile in order that they might ride a half, after some peaches. But as we received a part of tho lucious fruit we refrain from farther comment. This week Mr. John Pitehford of this place presented to us an Irish po¬ tato grown by him, weighing one pound six ounces and a half. This is tho lar¬ gest Irish potato© that we have ever seen in this country. Accept our thanks John. Mr. S. R, Morrit and his amiable daughter of Hall County, has spent some time in our midst, visitiug friends and relatives. He reports fine looking crops in his neighborhood. Wo are always glad to see Mr. M\ for he never fails to do a good part by tho printer whenever he comes. NOTICE TO TEACHERS. I wish to make an effort to organ¬ ize a Teachers association which will be of great importance to all teachers if done. Let us meet up stairs in the Court house Saturday beforo the first Sunday in August for organization t Hope to meet a good number. A Public Teacher District Conference. Dahlonega dis trict, M. E. Church South is now in session at Dahlonega, Ga. HHFS »#*SS£)KSE It is with pleasure we draw the at tontioo of our readers to the announce moot of the Kentucky Military Acadr mv the circular of which we have just read with unalloyed satisfaction. It . ‘ a school where ooya from 15 to 21) year# are in four years or less transformed into vigorous graceful * cultured man¬ hood with the dignity bearing and re¬ finement of gentlemen. Mr. Edwin .-Video’s late visit there confirms fully the remarkable system of discipline and methods of instruction there adopted being in his view au immense advance over that in vogue in any of our colleges. Their circular is a valuable document worth reading and study too. • Saved By Floating. While John Neely and a party of ladies and gentlemen were enjoy nig a picnic on an island a few miles east -K this place his niece Miss Cornelia Brad¬ ley met with quire an accident. Dur¬ ing the afternoon she with three other ladies left the balance of the party and went some distance around tho shore to battle They insisted on going alone and declined the offer of a gen¬ tleman to accompany them. They selected a dangerous place for bath ing and Miss Bradley going beyond her depth was swept off into tho ocean by a strong current and soon disap¬ peared in tbo high breakers. She could no longer be seen by those on tho island. It was quite a time before the other three ladies being at a dis¬ tance could give the alarm to the bal¬ ance of the party. When they did so it created the greatest consternation. All hope of rescue by the party was soon abandoned and she was given up for lost. When however the alarm reached tho fish oil factory which is near tho north end of tho island two young men employed there thought¬ fully took a boat and sailed nut on tho ocean and when a mile or more from shore they found Miss Bradley Heating on the water and rescued her. She had been in that perilous position for near ly au hour. When rescued she was greatly exhausted but able to spedk and is to-day improving with every prospect of speedy recovery. Miss Bradley could not swim but had here¬ tofore learned the art of floating on the water and to this and the energetic and manly effota of the two young men Frank Milliner and Polk Lang s\e is to¬ day indebted for her life. He Wanted his Money. Augusta News. Last Sunday niqht. as Mr. IT. 0. Ra¬ bun returned from church at Villa Biea, he noticed a great light, and. hastening to the spot, he found that Mr. M. B. Smith’s gin house, with bis entire crop of wheat, and also his cropper's wheat, also a portion of Mr. Smith's oat crop had burned down. Mr: Rabun remain¬ ed there until day light, when he began his work trying to catch tho guilty par¬ ty,_ He soon discovered tho tracks go¬ ing" out through tho cotton field, and, hastening on. he overtook a negro boy that Mr. Smith bad with him for some time. Mr. Rabun asked him to go up to the burned house with him. The boy went and seemed to be as innocent as if ho had never thought of such an act. About the burning ho said: ‘Yes I done it.’ "Why did you do it?' ’Case Mr. Smith owes mo some money and house.’' won't pay it, and I thoughtl’d burn de Mr. Smith did not owe him a cent. Murdered by Her Husband. AViregrass AVatchnian. A correspondent writing us from Ap¬ pling county states that Mrs. Dogan, who lives at No. 5 on the M. & B Rail road, was recently murdered by her husband at that place. It seems that he hung her up by a rope until life was rendered impossible, when he cut her down, and, hiding the evidence of his guilt, cried out to tho neigbors that bis wife was dying. The two never lived together agreeably, and foul play was suspected, which was confirmed by the coroner’s jury charging him with mur¬ der The wretch lied, but has since been arrested, and awaits his trial in Wayne county jail. Eminent Physicians. i i are prescribing tbat tried aud true I remedy Kidney Wort for tho worst cas¬ es of bilionsuess and constipation as woll as for kidney complaiuts. There is scarcely a person to be found that will not be greatly benefitted by a thorough course of Kidney-Wort every spring. If you feel out ol sorts, and don’t know why try a package of Kid¬ ney-Wort and you will leel like a new creature .—Indianapolis henhnet. The Oglethorpe Echo mentions ‘ Lord Cecil." who it believes to bo a Yankee adventurer. Claiming to be an English lord, going about preaching to the negroes and advising them to force their wav into the society of the white r people. J Pat ties who heard him think he IS deranged. , . It r IB very likely, , l°r - “Stalwartisiu” has produced a full crop Of crazy celeblity seekers like Guitcuu « strm us h] Tin PA HR ENGLISH P.\D, Safe a J effectual at any and all time.-. A ■, tain euro f<.r all Malarm! ’or .-"I't-ini -m Hi case#, wi-h-.ut drucYr-,. s> stem. For tu •' ..... ......I» a, -U■«'-o. .. Kiy 21$, 1 §31 . BUY 1 be Ropi l St JOHN SEW INC MACHINE ! Wh V T > ■BECAUSE -*3* It will do Light wotk an 1 Heavy work, and ail the work you want it to do. A child can use it. It is the only Machine which is entirely tree from min.--, cogs and springs—will run backward or lor ward and do good work. NO BREAKING OF NEEDLES ! No Double to thr- ad it. H cannot bo put cut of adjustment; runs light, and NoiscU.-s. It makes a perfect stitch, and .in K.antic seam. It has a Self Sotting Needle. It ha.-a feed on both sides of the needle. It winds the bobbin without running the Machine. It is the J jes t Mi'chm** Now in use. New and perfect. Made of tho best materials. Now, if you don’t believe what I say about the St. Johns ceil and see me and lie convinced of a truth, and buy a Machine. For salo by II. I). KIMSEY. Cleveland Ga., July 23 1 $81. Property For Sale \ VV STILL 15c sold on tho first Tuesday in Au gust next, at tho resdeace of W. 15. Boll, in Cleveland, to the highest bidd r, tho follow ino* prop&ity to wit. One horse, two Hacks and harness, two AYagons, one yoke of Oxen, plantation tools, one cupboard, tables, S;e„ Bedst ads, mat rosses &c-, Threeclocks, mvo men’s saddles, one Ladies’ saddle, otto set Bla-cksralth tools, consisting of bellows, anvils, vice Ac., jv e Y LOT Of old Buggy axles, tiro, etc. Two Sewing maehines, one Howe new, and ono Wood Sec ond-handea, one Secretary and bureau, several bureaus. A Lot of Wheat and Oats. TERMS. All amounts under Five dollars cash. All amounts above live dollars cue half cash and ono half doo 1st of January 1882, with approved security. ‘ This July 9th, 1881. tds. AY- B. BELL. ■nn* •ciwvsirinrjiuurrv wrre i-unrr -.on* To Young House¬ keepers FREE TO ALL BRIdKS* YTOTICE is heraby given to all the readers IN of this paper and all their friends and acquaintances throughout the United States and Canada, that T IT E n O U S E II O L D AVill bo sont cite year as A Wedding Present To every newly married couple whoso address —and l» cents to pay for postage—is sent to the publisher within one year front the date of their marriage. Persons sending for this present are reques¬ ted to send a copy of a paper containing a notice of their marriage, or some other ev donee that shall amount to a reasonable proof that they are entitled to tho magazine under the above offer. Address, THE HOUSEHOLD, Biiattlkboko, A’r. LEGAI i, Letters Of Dismission. GEORGIA, While County. i \\T HERE AS 0. L. AVilliams, Executor VI Ii. P. Hollingsworth represents to the Court -tt bis petition duly filed and entered on record, that be lias fully administered II. P. linllmgMvorth’s estate This is therefore to eiie all persons concerned, kindred and ereiii tors, to show cause, if ;tny they can, why said Executor should not be discharged from his almiuistratioit.and receive letters of dismiss ion on the first Monday in November next, 1881 Given Under my hand and Official signatuto. This July 18th 1881. ISAAC OAKES, Ordinary. July 2" finds GEORGIA, White County: Four weeks after the date hereof application will be made to the Hon. Court of Ordinary of Said county to soil part of lot of land num her fifty lour lytug in the fourth district of originally Habersham but .now AVhita conuty to wit; AH that part of said lot lying north of a high ridge running through tho said lot laud from east to west, and containing one bundled and fifty acres more or less, it being tho entire real estate of Jesse Turner deceased, for the beuefitot the hetrs aud rred- 1 ors .°. Jj 8 1 .', TUukste d^a m'inisir'.t Al ‘ hliED . N. UfaaTER, Adnuainret d ar. r . WHITE COUNTY SHERIFF SALE. YY \ H r 1IjTj D.e soM before the Court bouse door ,U tho Town of Cleveland AVhite County G l , on the first Tuesday in August next with t he I « tr - j ; r r:y i $», t» in i yol-e of oxri, ter. biail n (1 o v u wag- 1. Itv . - 1 oa ;.s era rerl; E. 1 *. V\ j. 1 .-’a ( f: v a fi i ■ • r N. Gro r.iiiirtry tor tl. ; W iDbm s't K. I’ Will prtiu' iirtii C. 1 ikiiii- .-M-urilr: 1 r!y lia b. , ,, rr ,} is ni xv in ibo .-si mi . . i. -, ui s a n 1 was T"»H ed i r.t LvvreU I.) I,. M. C JUtb M. CAST LED!. U! SK:‘ July 2nd 4, ^’7JT'ILL hi - 1 Ik-i T3 the C>.urt house 'V Y door in tho tow:, of Cleveland, While County, Ga , ■ n the first Tuesday in S p ember le-M lithin tho n-g-.i hours o! sain the fellow ing propel ly to tv it: Dart ol lot f hit! I No. ! ti 1 in the -'ltd dist. <>l or... .mil y liabend.a-m ih-« white county, tniini.:mg a.i feilews: beginning at the N. 'A . i ornor of said lot and ruuni;.- r due Smnli to a point from vvt u-h a line ruini ng due vast to the OhattHhi'oi bee River usd from said river to tin miginal oast amt -.vest lytic on tho Ni r;h side, m; t GiCi’-ce west s;.i i limj to the f- 111 - i iag corner so as to ua ko "no i-iij.dreil and fifty aces. Levied <•:, to sati-'y a ;i fa issued ' ivout the Justices court r ih, , 2h-t i: 1 . (DM. | in Incur oi G, IV. Cason i s. AV. il. Rul e! Don. Levy uiade and returiied to me by John C. Aiiau b. C. This July 2 1 tii last. L. M. CAST 1. KBE RR Y , Shtl. July .",0 gods. GEORGIA, County of B InU: 'To the Honor hie Superior < ' out of sold County: q- 11E petition of A, K. Childs and Reuben Nicicrson of the County of Ci.uk i« said State respectfully showoth that they are patt owners ut a certain tenet of hind in thoeu-n ty and State first abovo written onsisting of lots otimbi't twei.ty throe and : n et.ty-lour (211 and 24) in the third district of originally Habersmam nov, Waite county, in sain State, both lots together containing and aggregating five hundred acres more or less The said lots are owned by the following named persons as tenants in common, and in the proposition stated below ns follows to-wit. John 1 Kenedy Hud his wife Kate P. Kenedy, of the county of Abbeville and Stnto 1 (,t ' SoUth Carolina,own together one undivided twentieth part ()-(D. Drc.-ion J. Patton of t ho 0, ,utl D ot “enderson nud Mate ot North Car j ohna, t owns au uudivided live twentieth L- part I (6- , i). Edmond I at ton <H tho r ni ty m Abbeville in tho Male t .SouHi t aio.maowns ; « n undivided tw;. twentieth part ! Dean ol the county and Mate first aB° V o written, ow.i^ ooown«.viilfc-i twentieth t H■-**)■ iHiains tho : i' ;irt “■ • ” ot coun’y and i State first above written, owns one tinult iiietl i twentieth part (1-211). Your peti. i"ners own j together one u.divided ten twentieth part (10-20). Ii will thus hu seen that your pel | I tiouers other own half otto is subdivided half of this said land, and the among tho otLer ; tenants in common in tho proposition above ; sot forth, Your | otiti-uors iurther show that said above desetibed lauds are valuable for mining purposes containing thereon a gold mine winch is situated upon it, part and under a purl of said land so thn t it is impossible to make a divisou of said premises by means of metes and buuuds that will be fair and equita¬ ble. AVborefore your petitioners pray that, t.ii Honorable court shall ..rdora salo of said lands and tenements, and snail appoint three i discreet aersons to conduct such sale u./d<>r | i equitable such regulations tho and court upon stu-1 just and j terms as may prescribe, in order to obtain a fair and equitablu partition o f j tliepr wises. And your petitioners further pray t at such rule and order may bo Lad anti taken for perfecting service upon the tenants in common who reside beyond the limits of tats State as afore mentioned, so that they may be notified and bound by the judgment anil salo in tho premises and that such other and Iurther relict in tho prem.ses may bo granted your petitioners us Hie nature of (he ease may require, and as they weeld be inti tied to in a court of equity. And your peti¬ tioners will ever pray Ae. BARROAV & ERWIN Petitioners Att’y. April 5th 1881. Original tiled iu office, April 11 tb 1881. J. P. Osborn, C. S. C. Served K. P. Williams and J. R. Dean with a true copy of the written application for par¬ tition, also the following notice appended to tho copy for each take notice, wo have tiled in tho Clerk’s office ..f tho Superior Court i f the county of AYliite, the original petition of which tho within is a copy; and on the first Monday in .May next in stud Superior Court | «itj apply for partition thereunto. This April *” 1JAKROAV & ERWIN Petitioners A ty’s. K. .Al, CASTLEBERRY, Sheriff of White county, (in. A. K. Childs and A , j Reuben Nickerson John P Kennedy and I State of Georgia, I is wife Kate P. Ken- Partition of lauds in ■ nedy. P i- e st on J. j Whits 8u Superior Court, it. P. turn, ..... Kiltnmid I.’ I........! L 1 { XU... May 'I'..... Turin 1881. 1 Patton, Jo-iait R. i ! iauis. Dean, and E. P. Will- ) j It appealing to the Com t that the defendants J.htt P. Kennedy and his wife Kate P. Kon | nedy. and the defendant Edmond 1 j. l’attnn | do reside without the limits of this State to ! wii: m tho State of South Carolina, and the delcudant Preston J. Patton does reside with¬ out the limits of the State to wit: in the State ! ot North Carolina, and it further appearing that thodelendants Jcsian R. Dean and Ii. P. ! AVilliams of said county and ,state first above written have been duly served with notice of j the intention to make application for pattition iu this case tweuty days previous to this date; it is ordered that the said defendants John P. | Kennedy his wife Kate P. Kennedy, Edmond L. Patton and Preston .1. Patton he served j lor with partition due and legal by publication notice of (bis application : and this order ot the petition | once a month for four months j j previous to the next ter fit of this court in the Cleveland Ahvektiss.k, the same being the j Newspaper in which tho legal done, advertising of the said county of White is and that the | said application this stand for a bearing at the | next term of Court without any other or I further notice to said defendants. May 2nd, 1881. BikPROAV «£• ERAV1N Att’ys for Petitioners. lALEX.S. LR-A’IN, Judge Superior Court. Entered on Minnies, Page 216 and 217 _ EORGIA. White County. ,(,/ j , , j, 0shl) ,. ( q L . rli Superior Court j of caul county, do certify that the foregoing petition aud order is a true transcript from r«c..r<i m .he c,e»k 8 «in«e. c.veu under my hand and official stguaiuie. this May the 3 rd 1881 . j. r OfcBOKW, Clerks C. 5 May rth, 1881. 4ms.