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Published htcrj Sal unfit) Mamins;.
Olfiee—I d tho Court House, room, Xoith
East, down Stairs, Cleveland, (la
OUR AGEN I’S !
The following named gentlemen are
legally authorized to act as Agents lot
the Cleveland A advertiser. If
you have not paid your subscription
and it is coRveuent to hand it to either
of these gentlemen, you will much
oblige Yours Truly,
Alex. Ciii itcu, Fublisher.
Rev. W. H. McAfee, Dahlonega, Ga.
J \Y. Mekks, Blaireville, Ga.
C. H. Kytle, Mossy Greek, White Go.
Rev. J. G, Bell, Tesenteo Disk, White
Co.
Gcs.s Lvov, Burton, Rabun County,
Ga.
I/ocal Items*
Gloudy.
Warm days.
Pleasant nights.
Fodder pulling is rapidly progressing.
Mayor R. H. Baker, of Dahlonega
was in Cleveland this week,
Col. Crane of Clarksville paid our
town a short visit last Monday.
Who cried when she told her sweet¬
heart good-by at the campmeeting/
Miss Fanny Meaders has returned to
her homo In Dahlonega.
Col. M. G. Boyd and family, of Dah¬
lonega spent some time in our town
this week.
“Trip to Nacooclieo" is unavoidably
left ovor until next weok. It was just
a few hours too late.
We have lived upon promises just
about as long as we cau. We want a
little compliance, if you please.
Our court house, which was built for
a sacred purpose is frequently changed
into a driukiDg saloon. Shameful.
Mrs C. I*. Craig is visiting her daugh
ter. Mrs. Harvey Westmoreland, of
Nacoochec.
The fall term of White Superior
Oar, will bagia on tbo iir.t Moa.lay „
October. If anybody wants to swap
“hoses” C. P. Craig will bo oa hand.
We believe there were no dead ne¬
groes or mules found in this vicinity
last Tuesday morning; notwithstanding
there was a “fandango” Monday night.
The mule that was killed on a
previous occasion, we loaru has been
resurrected.
Thos. M. Bell, who is traveling for
the Drug House of Howard 6c Co., was
in Cleveland this week. Tom is doing
a splendid business for his employers.
If all (*f the Atlanta merohats could se¬
cure tho services of young men of equal
capacity, together with a good adver¬
tisement in the Advertiser, t # hey
would be much more successful.
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COURT OF ORDINARY.
The leading case in the ITon. Court
of Ordinary of White county last Mon¬
day, was a motion to set aside the
judgment admitting the will of John
Logan to probate. Tho motion was
sustained, and tho case goes to the
Superior Court.
We call the attention of the public
to the advertisement of It. IE Asbury’s
Mills, in another column of the Adver¬
tiser. Captain. Asburry is a man of
good business qualities, and is derter
mined not to be outdone in way of im¬
provement and progression. His mills
are now in excellent order, aud he guar¬
antees perfect satisfaction, and we ad¬
vise all who have wheat to grind, and
cotton to gin to give him a trial.
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CASE OF LUNACY.
Mr. Faiix Arthur, from the Eastern
part of this county was brought to
Cleveland last Wednesday under arrest,
charged with lunacy, for which he was
tried oefore a jury of twelve man, who
pronouuced him a fit subject for the
Lunatic Asylum. He has been confined
in the couuty jaiZ untill arrangements
can be made lor his removal to the
Asyluur Mr. Arthur has been subject
to apoplectic tits for many years, which
has aituost entirely destroyed his rea.
soniny faculties. His eouduct at times
waa auc ^ ias recanso quicR alarm in tbo
ueightjoeijoflrt in which he lived, which
led to his arrest ana confinement.
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, MARRIED, I
Ac Loudsvillo campmeoting, on the
night of the 4th instant, by Rev, \Y.
j), Hell, Mr. Thomas Freeman to Alisa
EneIJ( elde8t dau?htei . of B . F _ and
Ann Allan. All of White county, Ga.
i We wish the young couple a pleasant
journey along life’s ragged pathway.
On the night of the 8th instant, at
8 o’clock, at the residence of, and by
Rev. W. B. Bell, Mr. W. R. Stroud of
Hiwassee, to Miss Mary E. Glover of
Cleveland. Attendants: Mr. T. M. Bell
and Miss Mollie Kenimer; Mr. II. D.
Kini8ey and Miss Emma Bell. Musie,
instrumental and vocal, by Mias Flora
Meaders. The happy pair left Cleveland
on Friday morning, and went on their
way rejoicing to meet the solemn reali
tias of life. Success to thorn.
For the Advertiser.
DOTS FROM BURTON, GA.
Warm days.
i If that peach is as large as K. G.
i Smith says it is. it’s a “whopper.”
| melons We are sorry all W. L. King's line water¬
are gouo.
Six more names enrolled on tbo Tal¬
lulah church-book,: may God help them
to answer to the roll when called at tho
grqat day.
Mr. Norris died at his residence yes
terday morning, the 5th instaut, at
ti o’clock.
Some of our citizens arc gone to At¬
lanta to attend court this week. They
perhaps will stay down there two or
throe months, unless they have a con¬
siderable amount of rnouey.
We feel so very ur.well this morning,
will not worry you with auv more news.
T.U.LU LAll.
l'or tho Advertiser.
DAHLONEGA LETTER.
Mr. Editor: I had the pleasure of
[attending Loudsville Campmeeting iu
White county, on Sunday and Sunday
night, and cau say wirh feolings of re¬
gret, that it was not what ought to
have been expected from tho sacrifice
|ij“«Ti22S such an occason.
iuterest that should characterize such
occasions reemed to he ilrnost totally ig
nored. It seemed that but few felt the
need of seeking a deeper work of grace
to prepare them for the great struggle
of life. No conversions, aud few peni*
tents asking an interest in the prayers
i £•«£& 7 *..^
Sion for worldly pleasure. Oh, how
sad I feel while penning these lines con
ceroing a place so sacred to my youth'.
ful recollections as they cluster around
the by-gone days among the pleasant
hills and dales, and the towering Horse
| Range Mountain that rises in her majes>
I tic grandeur to greet the rising of the
; j morning 3un, which inspires a human
soul with tbo sublimity of tho great God
above.
Truly, the “Heavensdeclare the glory
of God, and the firmament showeth liis
handy-work/'
Deepest sadness crossed my imagina¬
tion as I looked into the face of that dear
old mother who had so often cared for me
in infancy aud childhood, and always felt
such a deep interest in the development of
my manhood. To see in her counteu
ance the sunken eyes, the furrowed
cheeks—the blush of womanhood had
faded and forever gone, and the weight
of mauy care-worn years pressing her
dowu to the grave. And that dear old
father, whose, genial counteeance has
always a smile to dispel the gloom that
such occasions create upon the mind—
with those of my relatives, my brothers
and sisters, who showed the marks of
years upon their countenances.
But few of the older ones that used
to worship at the Camp ground thirty
years ago were there. I saw but two
or three of them, all beat over with the
weight of years, ready to say that
“I have fought a good fight, I have fin¬
ished my course and am ready to be
offered up, and my departure is at
hand.”
In conclusion, I hope that God in bis
merciful Frovideuce will greatly bless
the people Of my native county, and
pray that the candle-stick may not be
removed from them.
Yours, W. H. M.
New York Observer: By two ways a
man is lifted up from things earthly—
namely, by simplicity and purity. Sim¬ ;
!
plicity ought to be in ouriutentions; pu
r jty in our affections. Simplicity doth
tend towards God; purity doth appre
bend and taste Him. 1
’ Young: (iiri Kidnapped in Atlanta w
itcumed from a Lite of fituunc in
(iiattannooga.
Chattanooga Sunday Times.
When tho Western and Atlantic train
arrived in tho depot at 8 o’clock last
night a well-dressed and genlee!-U*oking
man seen excitedly to jump hurriedly poltcomau from
train ask for a and
at ouco rushed into tae city in
of an officer. He found Marshal Low ry
at the corner of Ninth street and stated
to him that he was wanted at ouco in
tho depot to save a virtuous girl from
the clutches of a harlot. Tho Marshal
at once proceeded to the depot and found
two women in the act of boarding the
Memphis train and dragging with a
young girl. The train would depart in 5
minutes, and the officer had but little
time to act. He rushed forward res¬
cued the girl and demaned an explana¬
tion of the woman who was a -vile hag
l known as Kate Morris, who keeps a bag¬
nio at Little Rock, Ark. She stated
. that she had found the girl in Abbie
Howard's bagnio at Atlanta aud had
I persuaded her to accompany her to Lit*
| tie Rock on the payment of $50 which
i the girl owed the landlady. This tale
I proved to bo a lie made out of whole
i cloth as the truth as related oy the sob
! ing girl and several gentlemen who prov
ed to be Louisville commercial travelers,
i They stated tb*t they saw the young
girl iu the woman's custody as it were
j when the train pulled out of Atlanta aud
j were horrified to recognize in her a
j daughter of a wealthy and highly re-.
. spectble gentleman of Louisville who
, was then sojourning in Atlanta. The
yotiug lady also recognized tho gentle¬
men and immediately her true nature
j asserted itself and with streaming eyes
i she beseeched her tescue from the pro¬
curess. She said that the woman by
alluring promises had enticed hor from
: her father and iu a moment of weakness
she had agreed to accompany her to
Arkansas.
I While the woman Morris was demand
ing the girl iu thedopot the train palled
out and she boarded tho cars, tho officers
having no papers to detian her; she left
1 tho weeping girl with the marshal,
I Tho woman had tho check of the girl's
truuk with hor and refused.to give it up,
consequently tho truuk will bo taken to
j xVrkansas.
The girl was taken to a hotel last
; night aud her father, who is ignorant of
| 1 her whereabouts hor telegraphed through regard for. We for
suppress name,
hor family who are highly respectable in
Louisvillb.
(’razed From Drink.
Post- Appeal.
A man giving his name as J. IT, Moul¬
ton was taken in charge by ollieer
Couch. He is wandering iu his speech
aud can give no ineligible account of
himself, further than that he came from
Taylor county, aud was acquainted
there and in Schley county. He retors
i to some true bills agaiust him there,
! and seems to fear that somebody is af¬
ter him to have a difficulty. Being in¬
1 formed of his case an Appear reporter
I sought the representatives from Schley
aud Jellerson counties, aud learned that
1 r.
was in constant fear that some one on
| at< tb0 ^ D0 tram in dutmonts wanted to against shoot him. him, and 1 here he
is known to be a harmless sort of a man,
1 whose weakness is whisky, from which
ho is now more or less demented.
Deaths from the Hurricane.
Suvannali Recorder.
Every hour briugs in sad tidings of
deaths resulting from the terrible storm
aud at different points along the river
are bodies awaiting the coroner s jury.
Dr. sheftall informed us at ten o’clock
that up to that time ho had held iu
j quests ou twenty-five bodies and at least
j forty-seven more awaited examination
at Hutchinson’s aud Fig Island and the
sever..1 docks to which they were tow
ed. Those tidings came irom poiuts in
j the immeaiate neighborhood of the city
but wbou full particulars come from is
lands and places a little remote it may
j be appalling.
A gentleman told U8 that the eight of
I the dead people at Fig Island either
lying on the ground or made fast to the
; banks afforded tho most pitiablb spec
tacle while tho expressions of grief by
surviving relatives would touch the
most callous-hearted person. Of the
whole number of bodies recovered so far
as we could ascertain, nine were white
I aud sixty-eight colored but later returns
may swell these numbers considerably.
Five dead bodies were taken from Mar
ket dock two from Exchange dock and
several from other points and iDterie.
this morning
What Is lloiuc Without a Mother?
*‘I don't see how I’d git along with
out Mary nohow,' Mrs. Blucber oliserv
ed pouaing to wipe away tho perspiration
from her aged features and put auotber
ladle of soft soap into thes eamiug suds,
while her daughter’s voice at the piauo
could be distinctly recognized, floatin’g
out from tho adjoining parlor. “I dou.t
see how I'd got along without that gal
nohow. AI'ays on these days when I
bev the tiringest work she just picks out
her nicest pieces—like “Sweet rest by
and by,’ and “Mother’s growing old,’
HEfBS
and slugs 'em for me aiWo she got
on the ijtwn ut play croquet wi
other young i d’s Taint every
ud he so thou ■':! I km tel!; ni.
most of them ud .teat 1 ang e way
"Joruan is a hard 7 >aa to ire"'
“Whoop cm up, Eliza Jan- . hi
uin't none o' that sort. s a u
. >o „ pile , wlrn , .
„ , . to' Ue -a o ,
' *• ■ d ' or her *-' lf V1 *‘
*““« 1 ^. billed i' 4 ’ ?' i othu ap™. - thmu preparat... « h a
| ll tn ' ( - ,llll0 J e,tn ( "Be. .
j Tho Virginia Campaign.
!
Washington host.
Senator Mabone expects to have the
vote of 75,000 white and black republi¬
cans and 10,000 readjusters upon his
man Cameron and elect him governor
of Virginia by 15,000 majority.
The more sanguine conservative lead¬
ers hope to bring to tho support of
Daniel 95,000 democrats, 5,000 white w„.„„
republicans and 15,000 readjustors
enough votes to elect him by 25,000 or
30,000 majority.
That Daniel will poll tho regal r
democratic vote cast for Hancock last
fail, and that Cameron will rally to his
standard at least 65,000 properly quali¬
fied negro voters are facts generally
conceded. Daniel hopes to divide the
Hancock readjuster vote; Mabone is
confident of retaining it entire.
How wilt this singular contest termi¬
nate? A question that is not to be
confidently auswored now. Let us have
faith that Daniel, the champion of the
righteous cause, will succeed. This
seems to be a bad year for bad mou;
aud Muhoue is one of t he worst.
NOTICE I
m/TY J-VAj Five MILLS miles Located West from on Shoal Cleveland, Creek,
will grind
| Wheat and Corn,
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i
j 1 Saw L Plano IjUinber . Also
i f V___ xi_ L g 13 _L t .. ._ N _
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COTTON 9
(Bagging and TEs furnished if desired). ...
done in
First Class Order,
And upon short notice. Give mi- n. Trial.
II. R AS BURY.
September 10th, 1 SSI.
PERRY DAVIS'
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IS A PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY
For INTERNAL and EXTERNAL Use.
A sure and speedy cure for Sore
Throat, Coughs, Colds, Diphtheria,
Cliil Is, Diarrhea,Dysentery,Cramps,
Cholera, Summer Complaint, Sick
Headache,Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
llruises, Cuts, Sprains, etc.
certain Perfectly to iiflurd safe to relief. use internally No family orr x'rrnot/j'.and afford to
can
be without it. Sold by all druggists at ^Jc.,
50c., and $1 a bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors,
Providence, R. I.
LEGAL
ADMINlSTItA TOR ft S.LlK.
GEORGIA, White County:
V Virtue of an order from tue Houorablo
Court ot Ordinary of said couuty, will
be gold ou the first Tuesday iu November next,
ut the court house door iu the town of Clove
<«*!sa»K ' jBPWwswransrsw
la tk ;•. iits?
GEORGIA. HVo
. I.. W .Mi- ns,
i lio)i n worth reprobate- t * the
Court in h s t* t l iou duty "led klid vimied ch
recent, ihit? ho ib s lolly ndie i*iiEi«*red II.
I!< >rtb’s estate This is there iu s »
cite ah parsons once rued, kindle , a no credi
tors, to show civ ii niij ihey can, why said
ectnor sJdvuI.’ he charged ir m ms
a laiinistriition, and rec* . letter of it i>m i>>
! , ....... ( 1 . lt,J trH MouJa :* i» November next,
Tnv. n Un.ier .ay „.d )ff.eial signature.
This July ImU issi.
iSAAJ O ki:s. jt J ?« I V.
July 2J HHls
j
GEORGIA, County of
To tItc II > noruble Superior ( hurt of said
Conin'i/:
npilE A N. pci ii "< if ef the A, County K. CM- of t'iarh and itc. in said ben
..
Sl it, r , . ...ily shrweth that they arc j.art
owners oi a certain tract oi iuud .u the uu
ty and State first above written consisting of
lots numhoi twenty-three and twetity-lcur
(Ibi and 1 ! I ) in the third district of originally
Habersmam now Vi ; to county, in said Stah .
both lots together c .ntai; n-: and aggregating
five hundred v. : oruoi I . Tho said lots
are owned by . o t dlowit ■: o.i-nc : j or , ;i> as
tenants iu c- lumon, and iu the proposition
slated below as follows to-wit:
John 1’. Kenedy and his wife Kate P.
Kenedy, of tho county of Abbeville and Stat.>
of South Carolina, own together one undivided
twentieth part (pi. Preston J. Patton ot the
county ot Henderson aud State of North Car¬
olina, owns an umliv ided live twentieth part
(o-”0). Edmond L- Patton of the c. ur.ty of
Abbeville in the State of South Cniolina owns
an undivided two twentieth part (2-2u.)
Josiuh U. Dean of the county id State Irrst
above written, owns one undivided twee th
, part (1-2(1). E. P. Williams of the county a:d
! State first above written, owns one undivided
twentieth part (1-20). Voir peti toners own
, togetnor one u ii ided ten twentieth part
i (10-20). Ii will r'. . • be seen that your peti
! tinners own one half of this said land, and
| the other half is subdivide:: au .-i- :ht other
I tenants iu euiu.non iu Ilia •• ubute
j set forth, Your pot.-loners . i I.. , how that
| j said mining above described containing lands are thereof valuable gold lor
purposes .t
j mine wuich said is land situated that upon it a is part impi and inlet
i a part ol so -ibtu to
j ! matte a divison of said premises by in. a us of
metes and bounds U i will ho lair ari l ei{U:tii
| bio. Where ve your petitioners pray that
inis Uonornnh. court shall order a sale of s id
. aids and tenements, and snail appoint three
discreet H-mms to conduct such sale u.iL-r
such regulations and up'-n such just aud
equitable terms m the court may prescribe, iu
order to obtain a fair aud equitable part ii ion o f
the pr emises. And your petitioners further
pray t at such ru.-j and order uta ba . - < m ,|
taken for perfecting service upon the tenant
in common who reside beyond the li.-.it,-. of
this Slate as afore inentior.e I : ; a r
may be notified and bound by - . . , ; ...
nun sale in tlie premises and ui m-i ...
and further reiiel in Hie . ■ . . i
I giiitiled your petito-iu rs as
i ease may re-pi ire, and as they wi.obi l>
I tlv l to in a court ot e.-piitv. And \ i. . . i.
j lionets will < - er pi a \ , c.
BARKOV. A ERWIN Pet' iouer.> Au y
April tub ISS1.
Original filed iu office, April I Lh 18M
j J. P. Osborn, C.C.
Served E. P. Williams and J. if. w
a true copy of thewri.ten iipplivaiion 1
| tition, also the following nol.ee a. pelide.i i,,
j (lie copy for each tai;.-. notice, wo ha'- e hint
| ill the Ck-rl/.s office ,.f the .Superior Court
I the county of Whim, the original .-tition ot
which Hie within is a copy: and . • the f.t
j will Monday apply iu for .May partition next in thereunto. e id Superior This ( - on
! ISsi. Ain ,t
I 12th
| j E. HARROW M, CASTLEBERRY, w ERWIN Petitioners Shcritl A.ty’s
of Vv hito
j c uuty, Ga.
I A. K. Childs and ]
i Reuben Nickerson,
vs. J
John P- Kennedy and J State of Georgia,
I ! -s wife Kate p. Ken- ' Partition of lands in
i | ne.ly. P.,iton, Preston Edinnod L J. j j White May Term Superior ISSI. Couit,
i Patton, J osiah R. f
Dean, and E. P. Will- V
| iams. J
11 appearing to the Cmt' t that the defend: : i i
Jehn i'. Kennedy m l bis wife Kate P. K -t.
j nedy. -ad the oclendaut Edmoiid L. Patton
' do reside without the limits 't Ibis State
;o
! wit: >n the ''tat.: of S-iuti. Carolina, and .e
1 deieudant ' estou .J. Patton does reside wiih
, out the limits of the Stale to wit: hi the Stale
of North i.'arolii a, and it hi.liter appearing
i that tho defendants Jesiuu R. Dean aud E. p.
Williams of -aid county and Stato first above
written have been duly served with notice of
the intention to t lake application for pa tition
in this ease twenty days prci ieus to this date;
it is ordered that the sai-t defendants .John P.
Kennedy bis w ife Kate P. Kennedy, Edmund
L. I’.itton and Preston J. Patton he served
wi'ti due auil legal notice of this application
*»r partition by publication ot the petition
cod this enter once a month for four months
previous to the next term of this court in the
Ciuvelati.l Anv'KiiTist n, the satne Iteing the
Newspaper in which .he legal advtrtisiug of
tlio said com ‘y of White is done, and that t!>«
j said application stand for a lieu ring at tho
| next ter> i ot 'his Court without «ny other o
i futther notice to said delendauts. May 2nd,
; 1 ' > I .
1 B.-vRRMW A ERWIN Att’vs tor Petitioners.
< AI.KX. K. ERWIN. Judge jSttporior Court.
! , Entered on Minnies. Page 2If. and 217
EORG1A. White County.
I J. P. Oshon. CG*rk of the Superior Cmi.-t
ol said county. .1" eel lily that the loregoii.g
1 petition and ordei is a true transcript trout
the reeorn in ili.i Cierf.s cftieo. Given unb. .
J.ir’dfSSI. j my hand u e i ofiiclul aiguutuie. This ii ,y ti.u
j P. Ot-BOP.N, Cletk S C.
N.ay .ta, IS'l. 4uic.