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The Soatlifirti Farmer's Monthly
January.
The Januar, number of ibis
magazine is out, and it is the best
vet issued. Among the numerous
teresting original articles are two
Dr. A. Oeraler, of Wilmington
Ga. : “The Cabbage worm and its
asite/' and ‘Are Plants Fed and
ed Through their Leaves'?' and one
Prof. J. P. Stelle, of Mobile, Ala.,
‘Fruit Tree Borers.’ Two
on tiie ‘Hog' question, and an
ed article on ‘How to Cut and
Meats,' are also very seasonable.
Fashion Deparrmeuc [for farmers’
and daughters) has the usual
Plates. Take the number as a
it is one of the best publications of
kind in the country, and is well
the name, it bears —'The Southern
er's Monthly.' The price is $2,00 a
or §1,00 for six months. Orders
mail should be adereesed to J. IT. E
Savannah, Ga.
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'Time
ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE
LINE RAILROAD.
MARL BRAIN GOWiO BAS?.
Leave Atlanta..............................,..2.80 fan fjci
Au*wu Gainesvrtle..........................5.50
leave Gainesville....................i.SS pan
Airivo Cliarlotte.................... 3480 ud
GOING WEST.
Leave GhttrioWo.............................12A0 am
Awkve Gainesville............................am
Leave Gainesville......... ........,,,______5.54 pm
A«m-o AtAanta...............................11.39 a*n
DAT PASSENGER TRAM GOING BAST
Leavo Atlanta.........................4.00 aim
Arrive Gainesville..........................6.18 iun
Leave GtrinesvHle..........................6.14 am
Arrivo Charlotte.................. 3,20 par
GOING WEST.
Leave Charlotte.,..............,,,,......10,42 ana
Arrive Gainesville...........,,,..........8.15 pm
Laave GiainesvrUe...,..................,,,..8.17 pm
Arrive Atlanta...,............. 10.30 pm
FREIGIKT AND ACCOMODATION TBAIN
GOING EAST.
)ii)aily except Son day]
■Leave Atlanta.................................7.00 am
Arrive Gainesville....................... 11.10 am
LdiflveJGaioeeville................. 10.24 am
Arrive Central..............................„J!.21I pm
GOING WEST.
Leave O.yYtrai.................................8 50 pm
AmtiefGfchxeSvU'lo............... 1.46 atn
Leavo Gainesv4fo#,„„......................2.00 am
Arrive Artturtu.................................RLi am
Closo connection at Atlanta for all paints
West, and at Obarlotie for all paint* Suit.
G. J. Fobeackh, Gem. . Merit.
W. J. Houston, Gen. P. a<td 'll Ag’t.
tf.E.RR-G-EO.
CHANtfiB OF SCHEDULE*
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AHheti'st ller.-lKV IBU8. j
V/ C \ N aatd a4tf,r MnnjUi^r, xUeowntber , lAf 0
trains do Ufo* Nttwli BwBfcmn d <ffli
run as follow# dri»p uwopgi-Si/nteSItoi
Leave Athens.,........................—Jh-Wr am
Arrive at Lula..*................. *..., d.<J!3 aun
Leave Lula.............. .....».J*0.TA aau
Arrive rnt Athene ..................... jpn
Traiu will wait thirty minute* at Leila fordu
ayerl passenger train on tka Air Litre It. R.
J. M. EDWARDS, 8Up’U
T HE WKS I E
« Sewmis fHwcmt
THE HESW* cat* AM..
UnrivM in Appear ante,
UnparuMcd iti ehz&Sbfy,
Unairpamd w QwstrixtkKt
UtQrw&dMkd to PofafarHy,
And UwMsptded « lie Broad Claim
of aeitfQ 'IfcfE
VERY BEST 0®*BR-AT1T*Q
Ql’iCKE9» SHMJMGi
HANDSO«W8»t AKD
Most Perfect Sewing -Maohins
tH THE WOSiUO. _
The areal popotvUy ol the While Is the incsl can
as»!»tssrtsasw^ ffade put It its merits, and in no instance
we upon recommendation
has it favor. ever yet failed to satisfy any
Jn Its
The demand for the White has Increased to such
an extent that we ate now compelled ta torn out
Complete CSe-wingr — -a.ctt'viaow
every -tirrea ra.i21-j.tes ii‘1
ilio day dematadl to supply
tiie
Evsry machine is warranted lor 3 yea*. and
sold tor c-sh a! liberal convenience discounts, of or customer*. upon easy
paymenis, to suit the
JMTAQSKS WAX5E5 IS CKOOCUHTJ) ffiBtfiJCK.
WHITE SEWING~MACHINF &).,
? Me Z& End id Ave, Cleveland, tote.
CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL.
MALE and FEMALE.
EPSPRING TERM will Monday, January 12th., 1380. FALL TER
open
July 19th., 1880. 24 weeks.
SPRING TERM,...... 20 weeks.
FALL TERM,......
COURSE.- practical, SCIENTIFIC
AND
CLASSICAL.
TUITION PER MONTH:
department...... .$ 1 , 00 .
primary ...1,50.
INTERMEDIATE,.................... ... 2 , 00 .
ACADEMIC.............................. ......5q,
IscmuNTAi< Fee, (In Advance.) o.
No climate beneath the Sun is more salnbrous than that of North-East Georgia.
No snot upon the Continent more hea'thy or favorable for a School than the pio
Duresqe little town of Cleveland, with her low rents, cheap market, pure spanning
water, and inspiring scenery. Here is to be found good soeiety, and board is as
cheap’, o cheaper tUm, any other town obtaiu within comfortable the State. cottages at low rates.
Young men wishing “to mess," may Clveland Ga..
jgpFor farther information, Address, at
J. Idward MealjPxin.
OH! 'LOOK AMO EaIVK 9
-J. I ). COOLEY,
MOSSY CREEK, WHITE COUNTY, GEORGIA.
NOUNCKS TO TUB public that be has ninpo ci ncidarablo iinprowment in ilu* SPEED
hi« Mills, and docs double the amount of Grinding as heretoUre, and coioinlly inv
ALL who has
WHEAT or COBN to G-BIMD
to give THOMAS IV. ALBXA«D*R,a call who can’t be beat in North-East Geor
gia, for quantity or quality of flour per buvhel. (live him a call and beconvineed. I wi
stats that I have connection with the abovo, a firstclass
WOOL CAEDER
N good order, lhat givos unusual satisfaction. 1 have a good boase, lot and stables, for tbe
wonolit of those who desire to stay over night for the purpose of gettiug their work done,
bill alio state for the benefit ef the eottoj growers that I hare in good order, for the com in
season, a first olasa
AVANSl-U COTTON P GIN
AND PRESS, whoto you ean got good work deue at low rates. Feeling thankful for pat
ronage, Isolleit a owntinuanoe of the same. (Jttue2S—+in.) 4- D. COOLE
Ennerson,
Fisher & Co.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Top Buggies And Phetons,
Bostf material, good workmanship, handsome styles, strong and durable vehicles
in every respect.
7"0,000 Carriages
M anufactured by EitMERSON, FISHER <Sc CO., are now in use in every part o
* HTthe American continent. js%
E3T They give unfailing satisfaction. All ibeir work is warranted. They have
received testimonials from all parts of the country of purport similar to tho fol¬
lowing, hundreds of which are on file subject to inspection :
Messrs. Ermbrson, Fishkh p Co. Galva, Ills., July 16, 1879.
1 have used one ofyour fop Buggies threo years and three o them two years in my livery
stable, and they have given me satisfaction and are in constant use. OSCAR SMALLEY.
M-ssrs. Coppock & Johnson. Newberry, S. C. July 17, 1879.
Dear Sirs...I have been using the Emerson ^ Bisber Buggy I bought from you
roughly l suppose as any one could. I had a fast horse, drove him at full speed, sometimes wi
two grown ladies and myself in tho buggy, aud it is to-day worth all the money I paid for
1 say the Emerson and Fisher Buggies will do. A. M. TBAGUE, Fairnei.
Tbo favorable reputation the carriages have made in localities wbero they have
been used for several years by Liverymen, Physicians, Farmers and others re
quiring bard and constant use, has led to an increased demand from those locali
ties, to meet, which the manufacturing facilities of their mammoth establishment
have been extended, enabling them now to turn out in good style,
SUOCABBIACEES A
EMERSON, FISHER <C- CO'S- CARRIAGES ARE THE BEST. oct7 ly
Notice!
A5,t, Dfoj-.-oi l^esoi m * in indebted .InKldil In to ♦Tars the eel estate a t, /.f of IT F. If
Bradley deceased are hereby notified to
forward and make immediate pnymCBt and
pgrsoes hagjng demands against ehn same
araeeut th^m to me wifbin tbe time
ftvjaw. H’. K, W11 rfG AM,S. ;ufaii’t.
F. H BauuSap deo.
January 3»d., V8Sfl. 3m.
land Maine.
! Jewelry?
I take this opportunity to state to the
lic, that I bare opened a .Jewelry fthcep
Cleveland, in the bouse formerly occupied
M.r. Jas,H. Hunt, where you ca.i get
Wate’rres, Clocks and Jewelry revoked at
least possible cost. I am alec prepared to
Sewing Maohines, Pistols, etc., Grro me
trial tad bj u ruvinced. . B. CRAVED
^_ 0 A YVEEK. $32 a duy at, hotne
marie. Costly Outfit free. Aridsess
£ Co - ; Augusta Maine.
G^“Dont forget to take the Advertis
WHITE SHERIFF SALES.
VH 7ILL be sold befoBe the Court Howso
VY in the Town of Cleveland,jIVbite tale, *c
Georgia, within the legat hours of on
first Tuesday in February next, the
described property, parts o'f lota of land No s
S9, 90 and 72 in tlie 3rd District of originally
Habersham, now Whito county- Lcviod on as
tbe property of John L. Richardson to a-, tie
fy two ti fas issued front tho Superior Coart
ef said county of 'White, in favor of the Na.
eooebee Gold Mining Company for the use
tho offices of Court, against the said Johu L
ltiohardson. Property pointed out by
Also at the same time and place 130
more or less ef lot of land No. 19 in tho
District of said eouuiy, beiDg the South
o'f said lotjoining Joseph Stover’s land on
West, and dasper Underwood, on tho
by Isaac Carr, about 30 acres of which is
improved. Levied as (ho properry of
Hoops: to satisfy a Tax Execution in
oj said tSate and county for the year 1879.
Levy made and returned to me by J.
Richardson T. C.
Also at the same time and place the ooc
divided half interest in parts of Lots of
No. 76 and 85 in the 3rd Dint, of White i
ty, Ga. and bounded as
at the North Westsornor of 70—thence
on the original line to Sautee
down said creek witn » conditional line
tween E. P. Williams andG.W. Williams
the Unicoy turn pike road—thence with
road running South-East with the
iogs of said road to a conditional stone
thence South with said conditional lime
E. P. and G. W. Williams to tho top of
r.idgo on tbe South side of the
River to a conditional corner on lot No.
thence on the top of said ridge in a
direction to the West line of lot number S5
a stone corner—-thence North on tho
line to Hie beginning corner—containing
acres more or less. Levied on to satisfy a
fat issued from White Superior Cou*» in
of Namcy C. Moody Admx. bearer vs. A.
WiUi/mia principal nod O. L. Write turns, hi
ser, a* the property of principal.
pointed out by 3HV s att*. Jan 3 fS8l). fate
T. C. HAMTriWON, SIRflf
a week in yewrr own town. T mis and
frwe. Addtees 11. HwMxKiir A
Hort faui dABiv e.
Spill to Aq. EimGsOi Noie.
•r u m
Taylor & Farley
CABINET 0KBAN.
Dlannfacland af W ■mint , Ifam.
Alt imovn*B«B of «sr »*r be flwrf
In these instrument, and Stay (metie many
ESSENTIAL IMPROVEMENTS
NOT nose m other Orjeee.
Aiming to produce w*rkmMa* shall he
Durable, we will not sacrifice *hjat which
la not seen, and yet la vital *c a perfect
Organ, In order to if We a mere Canory
exterior. -
We are st31 enabled fie peemed m
Stylish and Appropriate fesas
ms can be found in the marine, m ftnfek which k
lit HuUtft by any.
AS RKCARD8 TONS,
TUB FOtL flll
Award with Modal & Ditiau ef finer
WAS (SUSTXI «T dt *
CKHTEKNIAL EXHIBmM EM
“ Feriwuwy of in WerloanMU. tefate. KGm imd
BftIUUItT me, uuNmite ta torn xH.bewri Aete
utility in Mechanical ApyHnneashr tee pgwi *
Do not fail to make appkadM a*E
examine these orantmuMm
Before Purehetem.-a
Catalogues free, en appl i e s lie e m te
Taylor & Parity Orgaa C®.
WOBC£gm, BASS.
notice.
Pay Your
and Save Costs.
I VTYBL B*i in Glevoland, Ga.,on
Deoombw, 29th, and <rn Tuesday
30fh, 18V9, for tlie purpose o settMog
the 'Cimntv Treasueor amd closing tbe
Book* for tbe year lSTS. Persons who
not paid their Bases, oen pay on the
above mentioned and by so doing will
coets, J. A. HCCHARSON.
Tax Collector.
Cleveland, Ga. Deo, 29, 1879.
i RUG S'. UQRDGS! JQ
j DR. E- E. DIXON,
j . Wholesale AND Retail Druggist,
! Gainesville, Ga.
,
1
| THE largest 6tock ever kept kepi
1 He has 12 years experieuce and is
naiced to snit you in quality and
I Go there to buy your drugs. $ 1
0 ? st
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used by tMs Gampaiiy.
l^hie most popular
Damans of the day!
imLLiS IN QUALITY.,
“UtR Wilcox & White
is titeft
Send Fb r itfus^nated Ctstafeijttg
,609 Ledger.
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Hie Leading Liferarj-P
tlie West
I
Only $1.50 a Year.
$,.501 prowchfnjf year estuh!i«{aed Tbs TCT LfbUess of CmXGkOO Ft* tibe eotote&ca. in fttene the &ABOOKB started wtnieir of baNlng tit* by Is of it* HOW rnryenth. boert «J>
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A Year.! ent in«3 rise. coudrjoiurs »a Many fie the Jttwary Bcoees* with eomo ventureB of the mleg*lv- enter- of a
indred char actor had been made in
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ably failed. Ttwa »oa of journobam:
$|.50| was Btrondod Othcxa gling have since strewn far that yielded new®paper a were vlth precarious living, to tlie Inevitable enterprise- wreolta bat oxisteziee, *tru«- fato- ot
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Tub Lbdobb hue »ot attAlned tbfn
ptene of success upon which it new
**obdIy rests without earnest, weU
$| #0 dtrooted effort. Its condnctora have
labored earnestly and parsitetentty lit¬
not only to make H an ecoeUent
erary jonrna!, but also to make the
reading world acquainted with it.
A Year, J £heuaauds upon thousands of dol¬
lar# have been expended In bringing
its merite to the attention of tbe
reading public. In fact, The IaKDOBSB
has been the most extern sively-ad
vertieed newspaper in the West.
SI 50 The publishers have a feeling of
pride at tbe success that has at¬
tended their efforts to build up a
.firat-olasB literary paper in the oqp
ital city of tbe West. The circula¬
A Year. ing, tion, wifl and be already not by lees tbe large, let than is day 25,000. rapidly of January grow¬ Tho
publishers do not mwm to relax
their efforts to make Tens Ledokb
the boot weakty newspaper hi tho
$|- 50 West, but intend to peroevere in tbe
wotitu Mid during the coming months
will efefll further increase its value
and usefulness. •
The weekly contents of Tbs Lss&o
A Year. novels, kb and embvece, Fharily eeverol Doctor iu short addition department, stories; to its aHome serial era
bousing letters from women of ex
pejleAteed heads and hands,on hous^
bold and kitchen economy, home
SI ' 90 many heir; children, adornment, a of Toung the and the recipes ills Polks’ to management which for department; the flrsh cure of of is a
A Year. ■department devoted to Ourrer.t Lit
^ratrrre. constating of choke excerpts
from the latest magaatnes; a Scien¬
tific department, giving the latest
kvfielUgenoe in regard to new discov¬
eries. mechanical iaventions, etc.;
$| 10 also biographical sketches, historic
pwpera, traveU, poetry, aqd a mass
of short articles on miscellaneous
topics.
AxxmxBa
A Year. X^E2T>GW3IR, Obicago, I!
Subscriptions to the THE CHIC
LEDGER will be received at this
‘Notice,
One month after date ap)iilcation will bo
mad.totlio Court of Ordinary of Whiteceunty
Georgia at the isext regular Term afte, expi
ration ef one month from this notice, for
leave to sell all the lands belongiug to tho
estate of Jacob V. Ferguson, late of said
orunty deceased, for the benefit of his heirs
1 and creditors.
MILTON MOORE, Administrator.
Jan. ItHh 1880. wkl’y 1m.