The advertiser. (Cleveland, Ga.) 1881-1???, December 17, 1881, Image 3
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published Every Saturday Morning.
Offlae—I d the Court House, room, No. 5,
East, down Stairs, Clarksville Ga.
OUR AGENTS !
The follow id a: named gentlemen are
, legally authorized to act as Agents for
tb« A advertiser. If you have not
paid your subscription, and it is con
venent to hand it to either of these
gentlewen, you will much oblige
* Yours Truly
,
Alex. Church, Publisher.
rev. W. H. McAfee, Dablonega,, Ga.
j SV. Meeks, Blairsvillq, Ga.
'C. H. Kytle, Mossy Creek, White Co.
,'Co. Rev. J. C, Bell, Tesenteo.Oist., White
(Guss L-vpN, Burton, Rabun County,
xGa.
XOocal Items.
Raid
Mud in abundance.
Subscribe for the Advertiser..
pBlank deeds for sale at this office.
More new advertisements tliis welt
See advertisement “Public Work,"
in another column.
A likely prospect of some cold we,ath -
er.
Junius W. has gone to aee the jfimoy
things at the Exposition.
Many of our citizens are visiting the
Exposition.
The farmers are about done sowing
wheat in this section.
The farmer who expects to succeed
well should not be idle.fhbfhig the whi¬
ter months
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Stock should be well cared for from
now untill the first of April.
South Carolina is about to make a
clean “shocking" of her fences.
From thfee to ten nappes are added
to our subscription list weekly.
If you wapt tp be a good citizen and
--prosperous, patrou ize h ome eute.rp^iae.
One week from -to-miorrow is Christ
mas.
Most all’kinds of ,out-4oor work was
suspended jlast Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Felpna Church is visiting Iter
sister in the country.
Although jt continues to rain the
Work on the North-Eastern Railroad
jn eves steadily ,on.
Can’t some of the practical farmers
give us an occasional article on agricul¬
ture ?
We have a quince grown by Mr. D.
N. Sosebee of this county, that weighs
upwards of a pound.
The Sheriff of Rabun county was in
Clarksville this’week, looking for some
default eras, we suppose.
Go to E. P. West for bargains. New
Goods of all kinds, low for cash. Be
sure and give him a call before pur¬
chasing elsewhere.
Judge Sutton and his two amiable
daughters left here on Snnday last for
a visit to the great Cotton Exposition
in the city of Atlanta.
What do the people of Habersham
county think of the “no fence” law ?
Would like to hear from some one on
the subject.
When you como to town don’t forget
to call and give the Advertiser a dollar
and have your names entered on the
list. You’ll never regret it.
The man who works one day and
plays two, will never succeed well in
doing anything profitable to himself or
his country.
The winter in this latitude up to this
time has been exceedingly mild. It is
now almost mid-winter, and the com¬
mon house-fly has not yet been forced,
(entirely, to seek winter quarters.
U Hunter 1.03
Brewer Martin 2 (*<» 1
Zick 2.1k) I
Cal Oliver 2 00 1
Dan Lee - ; 2 00 ,
FlutMlen 2(H) :
M
Jilt' AVatkoy. 2.00
Tom Kuox 2.00
Ed Jenkins 2.00
M Knox 2.0)
W Swift 2.00
Martin Watktns 2.00
Elbert Warren, error 2.UJ
Joseph Williams 2.00
Hosea Right 20t)
Payton Scott 2.00
Bill Jonson 2.00
E Starks 2.00
Alt' Gilmer 1.00
Essie Yerby 1.00
Sol Jarrett 1.05
state insolvent list.
Insolvent polls
Errors Polls and defaulters re¬
lieved polls
Insolvent general tax and peofess- 58.65
ions
Errors Digest 54.87
Total 8411.82
COUNTY INSOLVENT LIST.
Insolvent general taec and errors
relieved 59.70
Errors Dinost 87.74
Total $147.53
LEGAL,
PUBLIC WORK. '
GEORGIA, Habersham County.
Tbe rep/iitson Soqu# Bridgo at Clarksville
will be let te the Lowest Bidder, before the
Court House doer in Clarksville at public eut
cry on the first Tuesday in January next
The repairs consisting of almost entirely new
wood work' Specifications can be seen und
examined at the office of the Ordinary at any
tima. Also at the same time and .place , brds
will be reoCiyed in same manner for repairs on
the Beaver Daoi Bridge near Clarksville. Re¬
pairs eonsistiug of new stopa arches, Ac.
Also at tbe same time and platq aud in same
manner, the lowest bid will be received for
repairs on the llsnsel Creek Bridge- Repairs
consisting of pushing the planks to their pro¬
per place an said bridge. Also at the- same
time aud place b ills will be received for repairs
on Riley’s Bridge across Big Mud Creek. Re¬
pairs to be made’is three new. slack, mere or
less to be p aced on said bridge where old ones
are decaying. Adi parsons desirihg work will
be on hand, as f will emplcy the Sheriff of this
County to cry off each odo separately- . Low¬
est bidders will be required.,tp Security’^ enter fot into the con>
tract and give Bond Sind per
formcoce of the work at a tjrdinany.’ ’specified, time
agreed upon by them and the
Specifications for all the work will be pub¬
licly exhibit! d on that day, Bud .can be seen at
any time in Ordinary’* offip*-. Givpn under
my hand and officisl Signature, 13th Decem¬
ber, 1 S 8 I ROBT. N. GROyBB, Ordinary ’
Dec. IT • . - tf.
STA TE OF GEORGIA White County,
ITTHREA-S John W. Conley and Samuel O.
VV Conley, Executors of Henry H- Conley
deceased, represents to the Court in their pe¬
tition duly filed and entered on record, that
any they .can why said executors should not
be discharged from their Executorship and
receive Letts** of dismission 6 n the first lion
day in April 1882. Given under my band and
official .signature, this December 7th, 1881.
ISAAC iOAKES, Ordinary
Dec-17,1881 ’ OGds.
STATE OF GEORGIA, White County
\T7HEREASA P- Williams, Guardian of
VV Sa{lie E-and Jatpes T- Allan, having
applied to the Court of Ordinary of said Coun¬
ty for a discharge from his Guardianship of
Sallie E. and James T, Allan. X is is there¬
fore to eite all persons couoarned .to show
cause why the said A, P. Williar s should
not be dismissed from bis Guardianship of
Sallie E. aud James T. Alle'n, and Etxteive the
usual Lotters of dismission on the firat Man-day
in April 1882. Given i nder my hand and
official signature, this December 7th 1881 -
ISAAC OAKES, Ordinary.
Cec. 171881. 90du.
GR OR - IA, White County.
Mat ah P- Henley j Libel for Divorce in
vs. ) > White Superior Court,
Malory L. Henley October Term 1881.
It appearing te the Court that the defendant
M. L. Henley, is absent from eounty, and it
further appearing that said defendant is also
absent from said Stato of Georgia. It is
therefor* ordered by the Court that service be
perfected by publication once a month for four
months next proceeding the April term 1S82
of said Court, in the Advertiser, a weekly pa
per published in the town of Clarksville,
county of Habersham- This October 3rd 1881
Granted, C. J- Wellborn Judge of the Su¬
perior Court of the North Eastern Circuit.
f A. F. UNDERWOOD A Son,
( Atty's. for Libelant.
A true transcript from the ’Minutes of said
Court. This Dec. 1st, 1881.
J. P. OSBORN, Clerk S. C.
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Letters of Dismission.
GEORGIA, White County:
YI7HEREAS VV Wm.B. Burk, Executor of the
last will and testament of B. C. Holcomb
late of said county deceased, represent* to
the Court in his petition duly filed and enter¬
ed on reeord, that he has fully discharged all
the auties required Holcombe of him a* deceased Exeautor of the
estate of B. C. This is
therefore to cite all.persons concerned, heirs
and creditors to show cause if eay they oan,
why said Executor should not be discharged
from Excutorship and receive Letter* of di*.
mission on the first Monday in January 1882.
Tai* October 3rd, 1881.
ISAAC OAKES,Ordinary.
Oc. 8 th, 90ds.
Blanks of »)) kinds for sale at this office
The fencing arourtd the Cemetery
seems to have been very much neglect¬
ed; so much so that everything inside is
exposed to the ravages of stock that is
permitted to run at large. It is proper
and right that a substantial fence should
be kept around a grave yard. Perhaps
some one will look after tfeisr matter.
EDUCATE YOUR CHILDREN.
It is very important that Clarksville
should have a good school during the
entire scholastic year, and .to do this
we must .have a comfortable building
to teach in. The old Academy building,
with a little repairing will answer tbe
present emergency There are an
abundance of-ieacbers wanting employ¬
ment, and among so many a good one
, could certainly be obtained; and we
hope opr citizens will take a proper in
terestrin the education of their children.
As dim:, educated, intelligent and useful
men and women pass away their places
must he filled; and let us not degenerate;
but push forward iu every good work.
The wheels of time are rapidly moving,
and waits for no one. Then in every
good cause let us keep pace.
INSOLVENT LIST OF 1880,
4a,submittod by E. Fuller, T. C.
(continued)
COOL S-PRIXtS DIST.
B F Anderson ...........................
JT L BotftottQ ........................
W S Davis ...................................
Wfn Eaton ...................................
MJles L Edwatds Gass .....................
iFrsQU^ ...........................
J.EiLi*ks*u ...................................
Isaac W Soseba© .................. * .............
Jamas £|r^d ..................
W J YopngbleQ^ ..................... .......
Blias-Alexandor ...........................
FQRJC DIST.
Thomas Brown ............;....................
W C Miditower, (sines said) ...............
Lee Sbubert ...................................
George Sbubert ..............................
Wb Sbubert ....................................
M J tjtnblefield .................................
COLORED.
:Eph Sosebee' .................................... 1 40
Henry \V in tors .............. .............. 1.50
MOD CHKLK DIST.
Tbos J Bridges ................................. 2.40
R J Chitwood ................................ 1.30
D Chitwood .................................... 1,80
Robert Coffee ................. ............... 3.50
W R Eller ...................................... 5.10
George Eller •••••• •••••• •••••* «•«••• »•••*• 1.40
W P Gra t • •••• •••••• ...... MMM *••••• •••••* 1.00
John C Kiinbrell .. 1.25
John T Murphy ...... •••••• • ... 1-05
John S Meeks .............................. 1.00
J W Morris ................................ 1.30
C J Heeks ...... 1.00
J B Martin .................i............... 1*30
W A OsbjyiMs .......... ..u................... 1.00
Jacob Stamy ............«...£«.......... 1,00
J B Thomas..................................... 1-50
Joel Vinson ..................................... 1.00
Thnmas BaVtttdi Parser ................. 1.05
John ...........................1 20’
W T Davis' error 310
J M Thomas J.0S
£ Coak C*jLPMp. 1.00
C Grant 1.10
George Oliver ;2.00
Tom Lockwood 1.00
Cal,Usderwoo$L 1-00
Henry Hood 1.05
G Jmnes 1.05
B {Licks 1.08
Toney Grant 1.45
TOCCOA DIST.
Sam jBobo ..................180
S M Blair ...... ....... 135
J C Brewer ........... 1.40
JPCbeek ....„ ........ 135
Lewis Duck .... 1.00
Thomas Elliot, error .... 1.10
E L Green 1-49
E F Harper ........., 1.10
Ben Field ... ..1.10
R W Holmes .. .. .. 2 25
Ben Hunter .. .. 1.0G
Mary Holmes .. .. 1.40
W W Rolmea .. .. 2.00
C Hobbs ......1.00
C LawBon .. .. .. 100
A Lee ---- .... .. 1.10
J M Mauldin -. L40
W Pressly ...... .. 1.00
EF. Pell .. .. 3.55
WMRudicil ., .. 1.00
B F Stone ...... -- 1-80
Henry Strickland, error .. 180
Tbos W Scott " .. 1.20
EB Smith .. .. 1.55
R Thacker ,, .. 1.00
M Turner 1.15
J B Wilson 1.00
T L Whitehead 115
F Finizee 1.00
A M Gilner 1 00
Joe Holland 1.10
M Harrison 1.00
joe N Jarrett, error 1.00
Jar ret . 1.05
C Murphy 1 00
Newborn Miller 1,00
Wesj McCurdy 1,00
Elbert Warren 1.00
Alt Prather 1.10
Sam Prather J.05
N Prather 1.10
Ham Prather 1.00
Geo Scott 1.00
Henry Thompson } .00
Bea Wyly 1,00
David Warren 1JK)
H E Hopkins 2 00
Z Witlbanks 2.25
J. R Mclntire - 2.00
W H Mclntire 2.00
Wm Mclntire g * 2-90
Seaborn Wet Ter 2.00
E L Parker 200
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is fhe
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Now, if you don’t believe what I say about
the St. Johns call and see me and bo convinced
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For sale by H. D. K1MSEY.
Cleveland Ga., July 23 1881.
J. MONROE TAYLOR
ESTABLISHED 1844.
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Ladies make as mu, h a? men and boys an-J girls
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GEORGIA, Habersham County.
Application will be made to the Court of
Ordinary of said county, at the first regular
erm afrer the publication of this notice lauds be¬ lor
fear weeks, for leave to sell all the
longing to the Estate of Saeipvan iiovehoc
deoes**.,!, for tbebouef.’ of the heirs uiidorel
ilors of. ,ai biiccoaee 1.
SOLOMON 8U.SBE3N, Adm’r. with the Will
annexed of Sampson Sosebee deceased.
Dec.3. 1*81. Id’s.
.4 OM1NISTRATORS SALh.'
GHORGIA, White County ,
AGREEABLE To »n order of the Court of
Ordinary of raid county, will ho sold bi-rori
the Court home door in the Town cf Cleveland
in said county within the legal hours of salt
on the first Tuesday in January iiovt, the fol¬
lowing described lands to wit:
Lot of !»nd number thirteen in tho second
district »f erigiuslly Habersham, host White
county, containing two hundred and fifty-acres
beundid-on riouth by the lands of Mordica
Cox; on the West by the ianda of Mrs. M. L
Henly; on rhe North by lands of 15. li- Turner:
on tbo Eest by lot number thirty-six. in said
district. Said lot of land is valuable for
agricultural purposes, there heiug about seven
ty-five aeruscleared land ou it. tnirty-five or
forty of which is good bottom land, aud in a
go -d stats of cultivation with a good farm
house,-mill house and machinery, with 2 sets
of mill rocks, and good water power to run
maohiD*ry.
Aiso, lot of land number thirty-six in said
second district containing two bundled and
fifty acres, and is vsluable for furming pur¬
poses, there being thirty or forty acres of
cleared land ou it and tho baiauce of said lot
is well timbered and watered, and has a good
shoal on it suitable for machinery of any kind
for ordinary purposes, on Tesontee Creeit,
AdjoWiiug lot number thirteen iu said dis„
trict, on the West; on tho South by tbe lands
of Mrs Mary E. Lsgan; on the East by the
lands helot ging to the estate of F. Logan
deceased, and lands of John M. Cantrell; eti
the North by lot of laud number one hundred
and ninety, in tha the third dis riet of origin¬
ally Habersham now White county.
Also, one bund-rod acres more or less of said
lot number one hundred and ninety, in said
third district, hounded as follow*, begining
at tbe original South-east corner of said lot,
and running West the original lino to tbo
original Soutbwost corner of said lot; thence
No.lb tho original line thirty weveti chains to
a conditional rockooanar; thence South sixty
nine id-last, a conditional >marked dine to a
hiekoty ou the west side of tho -mail creek,
(Tesoi.tee); thence nearly -“North around a
lagoon a short distance,; tiken'ie a -Southeaet
direction across said creek a conditional line
to a spruce pine; thence nearly -South to a
conditional rock on the flrat tiafned direction
and running the samecourse for sonie-distauce,
then varyiiug a few degraes to tbe left on said
conditional marked Hue to a conditional rock
corner on the original line on tbo East side of
said lot at the corner of the old field known
as tbe James Merritt field; thence South tbe
original line to the begining corner, valuable
water powers, timber aud farming purposes.
« Tbe above described lands will be sold in
separate tracts or parcels as above described.
Any person desiring information, aut to see
the property before day of sale wiil please
call on me apd I will give any information 1
am able in regard to it.
The above named land* will' be sold as the
property of Jeptha Freeman deceased, for the
benefit-cf the heirs and creditors of said de¬
ceased. ' Titles perfect. Terms cash.
.JE 8 SE HUNT, Administrator
with thfi w 11 annexed of'Jeptha Freeman de
ceased. Nov. >16tb,A-b81.
Nov. 28, -188.130ds
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APPETIZER
TONIC, AMD
C0U6H CURE
port m ^
coughs ,
COLBS,
COSrSUMPTIOM,
0 BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA,
AND
All Diseases
QJ TUB
THROAT, CHEST
£ hM LUM
The KAI,*A!Uof
TOItl has always
been one oS tbe most
important vviolds-'d bylhcMed- weapons
_
Seal Pacuity against
■ ,tho encroacbmeuts
r-y of the above Dis
~|A eases,butithaa nev
iirij er been so advanta
itejed gcouely iu compound- luwHEsci
J:j|& as
ll-g Id a arm’s TOLU,
ItOCli and RYE. IU
|ipa |otjjproperties teething BALr»3t;o affords
ij|'Haitfiuive *
(!j‘|ffai?pctlxer rtimuiant,
and touic,
to to build build us up the the Sva- Sys¬
tem after the congh has been i -»d. )
GRKEN B. KAt’Jf. CommUsIntii-r of
Internal Revenue, Washington, I). C„ Jan.
Seth, 1880, says: “TOLU, ROCK, ard RYE is -,n
agreeable Remedy Medicinal in Pectoral complaints tb and is
classed as a preparation mi-;or ■ 0,
8. be Revised Statutes, DRUGGISTS. and when so stamped, may
sold by GROCERS, and other
persons, wtthwut special tax,” or Iicei!»a.
PRilTIflU UnU I Don’t bd deceived by dealers
S I till i who try to palm off Rock nu-l
Rye KYB-which for Lxwbexc* & Maa-rts's TOLU, ROCK
and is the only MEDICATED ar¬
ticle made—the genuine has their name on the
Proprietary Stamp en each bovilo.
Put up in Quart Size Bottles. Price $1,00.
LAWRENCE A- MARTIN, Proprietors,
CHICAGO, ILL.
Sold by DRUCCIST3 and GENERAL
DEALERS Everywlioro.
VIOLIN OUTFITS
CmststlBf *f Tialla, Bex, Bow
I SB* fMcin. ssit to any part et
th* Csited State*
•a 1 US day s’trial
WforobayUc.
VIoltB
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at $8.50. ff, $1«, A fits Melt. Bm 4 ftanp far
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