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IluacrJL Items.
OCR AGENTS !
The following named gentlemen are
legally authorized to act as Agents for
the Cle V island Aauveutxsbr. 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. Church, Publisher.
Ekv. W. H. McAfee, Dablonega, Ga.
J. W. Me^ks, Blairsville, Ga.
0. 11. Kytle, Mossy Creek, White Co.
Kev. J. C, Hell, Teseutee Disc., White
Oo.
Elections are too uncertain to bet
Mud ! muddy !! muddier !!! muds
diest! !.'!
What a funny tiling it is to be a eao
didatc; though we never triod it.
Whiskey too often destroys the bright¬
est talents of this world.
If any parties had a fight on election
day we have not beard of it.
It seems as if a place like Cleveland
might afford a pais >nag».
The under-ground rail road wo ker.;
arc not nil dead yet, by along shot.
Every bodv and a’l their kins folk
‘
l ave been moving for tho last two
weeks.
At no time previous to Inst Wrdness
day, have we soon so much mad on cur
si rents.
The county election is over, and,
< f course, everhodv is not, satisfied: but
it is best to be so if you can.
—% ffiyna-lnve ;T dog that will suck eggs
you ought to beep him at home of
nights; don't you think so ?
Rev Mr. Askew, the pastor in charge
of the Cleveland circuit for the present
year, has located in the county, near
liev. Geo. K. Quillians, on Mossy Creek.
When you find out you cannot elect
your man don't forsake him and vote
for some body else’s man. If you think
M>ur man is the right one stick to him
until you freeze.
We will thankfully receive rood,cer t
or meat, at the cus/omary pi ice, Irorn
persons owing us either for subscrip
t ons or otherwise, but it, must be deliv¬
ered to us, and we respectfully ask you
to bring it along, or the money, We
need it ! Do you know it, ? We want
it! Do you believe it? Offer it tons
and see if we refuse it! Try us, wont
you ? (lope you will.
SAD ACCIDENT,
On tho night of the 5th instant, Mr.
M. M. Jackson, who was returning to
this place with the U. S. mail, from
Ilaysville, N. C., when a about one and
a quarter miles from Cleveland, bis
horse fell upon bis tbigb, breaking the
bone a little above tho knee joint. It
oecurred about 7 o’clock. Uis employ¬
er, Mr. W, B Bell, bad him brought to
his (Bell’s) house, whore ho is being
well cared for.
SNOW.
On Christmas d.;v wo bad snow to
the depth of two to three inches, ' mo'fet
of which lay on the ground until the
29th Dec., at which time snow fell to
the depth of three to six inches, very
little of it melted until New Years day,
when it was increased by another snow
to the dephtlT of eight to ten inches, and
some of it is on the ground yet, not¬
withstanding there has been two or
three days rain since that time. Wed¬
nesday was complete slosh.
Any ladies wishing to know of the
rneiits of the Excelsior Kidney
Its action, etc., are referred to Mrs.
Wai. E. McKeOkxie. Ohio.—She Photograph Ada
Pallors, Toledo
ELECTION.
Tho following is tho official result ot
tho election in White county on Wed
noaflay last:
FOR ORDINARY.
Isaac Oaks, . 274
VV. J, Payne, . ff3
Simeon Palmer, . 131
J. M. Cooley, . 117
! VV. K. Williams, 210
.
CLERK S. C.
J. P. Osborn, . 741
SHERIFF.
T. C. Hamilton, 256
J. C, Martin, . 175
E. M. Castleborry, . 430
TAX RECEIVER.
James H. Black, 292
John C. Allan, 143
John K. Jloicomb, . 291
TAX COLLECTOR,
W. F. Sears, . 282
James W. Alley, 95
John P. Thurmond . 129
G. M. Bryan, . 265
TREASURER.
W. F. Stover, 236
William Nix, . 462
. SURVEYOR.
J. W. Brown, . 262
James Cathey, 444
Thomas T. Boulflin, 22
CORONER.
W. C. Allison, 161
Martin VV. Free, 313
Scattering .. 94
For tbo Advertiser.
“CHRIST- MASS- 1 ”
Ts practically a solemn festival, or
eelebtation in honor of the birth of
didst. In any other manner spent, it
is a solemn mockery of s; sacred rite
observed in all Christian ages, in honor
of the worlds Redemer. But the way
it is desecrated in these modern times
is truly disfastcMi i.
Wo ceieiitato Mind February, 4th
July, Ac., in memory of th.- birth of a
great in in, and what lead to our great
government Ac , but Christ din not
j come shooting guns, drinking whiskey,
and other foolish indulgences of the
j vety pcitersiouof Christ's Divine miss¬
ion.
Ail persons should have some lauda¬
ble object as an incentive to action.
j But die common way didst,mas is kept
is a total a surdity, and sad perversion
of tbo gieat object <4 Christian intelli¬
gence. And now, gentle reader, what
was your prime object in time spent
this Christinas ? did you advance ant
religious or political interest? how does
your conscience now teach you ?
The object of this to rouse public
sentiment to a calm thought as to how
a public holiday should be observed (viz)
. with direct reference to the character
I whose usefulness, and standing, as to
j justify public notice of such character
whose birth and life entitles him to
such demonstrations of general respect
and coufidon e. Theological apposite*
ness of of this proposition 13 apparent
to all thinking persons. Let us investi¬
gate our e\ery motive in this wideeptoad
custom of our Christian country. We
hereby invite general attent on to this
solemn, mighty question, and give such
shape to our holiday services as may be
the beginning of a refoim which may
ripen into a holy blessed influence to
perpetuate the best government the sun
ever shined on.
Peo Boko Publico.
Mossy Creek, Ga., Dee, 29, 1830
Tlic Doctors disagree.
as to the best methods and remedies,
for the cura of constipation and disor¬
dered liver and kidneys. But those
that have used Kidney-Wort, agree
that it is by far the best medicine
kuown. Its action is prompt, thorough
and lasting. - Don’t take pills, and other
mecurials that poison the system, but
by using Kidney-Wort restore tho
natural action of all tho organs.— New
\ Covenant.
OBITUARY.
It becomes our painfui duty to record
the death of a good citizen aud Chris¬
tian gentleman, Mr. Allison Ledford.
Ho has long been a citizen of White
county, and therefore had many warm
friends and acquaintances. IIo had
heed confined to his bed about ono year,
when about 2 o’clock on the morning
of tho 5th instant, he departed this life,
leaviug an aged widow, and eight chil¬
dren, and a largo circle of relatives to
mourn bis destb. We extend our sym
pituy to the bereaved family and
friemJs.
Jay D Dunning, Clerk. Wabash
Shops, Toledo, Ohio, sayc;—1 am now
an “Only Lung Pad,” and it
had affouied me almost instant relief
from asthma. See Ada.
XtEG^Xi.
GEORGIA White County;
THOMAS J. IIOOPFR ITaP made applica¬
tion for Homestead of porsunnl'y, nnd I will
ppss upon the **nme a t 10 o’clock a. )»., on the
27th day of January ISGl. (liven under my
hand and official signature. This January
3rd, 1381. ISAAC OAKS, Ordinary.
Jan. Srh, 2\vs.
GEORGIA White County, :
WIIEKEAS, J. 1\ Osborn, Adminis' for of :
-
Micajah Turner decoased, represent.-' to the j
Court in his petition duly filed and entered on i
record, that he line fully administered ;
Micajah Turner's estate. This is therefore to j
cite alt persons concerned, kindred and credit¬
ors, to show cause if any they can why said
Administrator should not be discharged from
his administration j)and receive letters of dis¬
mission on the first Monday in December I88tt.
(riven under my hand and official signature,
this September 2nd 18S0. AKS, 0rdinary.
1 * A AC 0
Sept. 4* HOds
Notice.
BY Ord at of t o J udge of the Superior Court
of the Western Circuit, the November Term
of White Gou nty Superior Court is adjourned
until the Second Monday December next, l$80.
All persons interested are hereby notified, and
all the Jurors and witnesses are required to
atieud on tho Summons they have already
received for the November Term of said Court
at tho time above mentioned.
This Nov. 8th 1880.
J. 1\ OSBORN, Clerk S. C.
FITs EPILEPSY
ox
FA LUNG SICKNESS
PentWimUb; Curccfy-no humbug—hy one
month s muge of Dr'. Goulard’s Celebrated
Infallible Fit i’oicders. To convince suf¬
ferers that those powders will do ail we
claim for them we will scud them by
mail, post paid, a free Trial Box. As
Dr, Goulard is the only physician that
has over made this disease a special
study, and as to onr know' dge thou¬
sands have been permanently cured by
the use of these Powders, we will guaran¬
tee a permanent cure in every case, or
refund you all money expended. All sulk
farers should g;ve these Powders an
early trial, and bo convinced of their
curative powers.
i’rico, for lorge box, $3.00, or i boxes for
$10.OH, tout by mail to any part of tbo United
States or Canada ott receipt of price, or by
express, C. 0. I>. Address
ASH fc ROBBINS,”
300 Fc ctos Strlut, Brooklyn X. Y.
Nov.20, 1880. ■ I2ius.
CONSUMPTION
DO SIX! VEL Y CUBED.
All sufferers from this disease that
ara anxious to bo cured should try Dr.
Ii issuer's Celebrated Consumptioe Ponders.
These Powders a e tho only preparation
known that will cure Consumption and
all diseases of the Throat and Lungs—
indeed, so strong is our faith in them,
and also to convince you that they are
no humbug, we will forward to every
sufferer by ma.ii, post paid, a free Trad
Box.
We don't want your money until you
are perfectly satisfied of their curative
powers. If your life is worth saving,
don't delay in giving these Powders a
trial, as they will surely cure you.
Price, fur large box, $3 CO, .sent to any oart.
of the United States or Canada, by mall, on
receipt of price. Address
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380 Fci.ton Street, Brooklyn, X. Y.
Nov. 20, 1SS0. 12uitn
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