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G WIN NETT HERALD. | JANUARY 27, 1885. T.M PEEPLES, EDITOR. KUiTOaUL HUK.VII I ks. C'ark county will tackle Hie whiskey qutsiion, os the 25th of Kebruai y. Tbtre is #ne advantage of livi”g off Hi© main line of rail roads We escape the tramp nuisance. The Exposition is said by those who have attended it, to be the grandest show upon earth. Carl Schurz is on a lecturing tour in Georgia- He could give the boys n few dots in whist and 6t Crlei'ati John .1 Hurt'and Charlie White were convicted oi imining con trol*.nl whiskey 'istFr'diy in the Uni * d bites Court. Why con’t Lawiencivill j have a money order office. If there is any reason, the man who van give it, iS entitled to the floor. A correspondent of .heN. Y Sim, says that spirits of turpen tine is a specific for diptheria, giv en in Uaspoonfuli doses every •igkt hours in milk or coflVe. Ju lge (Jeo. N Lester, has mov frrnn Adanta to Cumming. Ho began theprac'ice of Hie law there and returns to make that 1 is horn* for life A VVts ern debating society is wrestling over the following qnes tion: “Which furnishes the most pleasure, to see a man thread a needle or a woman drive a nail.” The Women's National silk cut tu'e Association has presented to each houso of Congress a National flag made of silk, grown, spun and wove in this country. Society in VVashingtou, Ga., il - tired up by a charge from some irrepressible scribbler to the Sun ny South, who asserts that the cry jng evil of tli it town was the ruin of married women by married men. Tl e wri or is denounced as a liar and slanderer, and the Sunm South, will be tabooed in societv there The following Senators wer. elected lust week, to servo six yeais from /he 4th of M arch, next: W \1 Evaris, of New York; Zeb Vauct, zVortli daroliua; Don Cam eron, of Pennsylnaia; Ex-Senator Vest, of Missouiia; W like) son Call, of F orida; Jonathan Chuce. of Rode Island; D W Voorhets. of Ind aou; A H J’lat , of Cornice tientt; H M Teller, of Colorada. Charles T. Mason of South / hi olina, claims to have invented a cotton picking machine, that will do the work of thirty men, and re duce the cost of gathering tot ton to $1,50 per bale, i'ickiug cot*on h; machinery, is like the attempt tc estab'ish perpetual motion Hun diede of iuventioi s have been made’ bnt all ol them have proved to bo failures when put to a practi cal tesM The Savannah News reports that there is a regular organized band of iis*aa-iios in Florida,bound togjther by horrid outbs. A number of citizens have beer, mur dered by ihe gang, arlrl the excite ment ha a become so grea', that s uno of he gang have divulged the whole plot, with tut) ilAmes of all its members. The list ernbrac. •s men who have heretofore no, high in public estimation. The old “liltert.) be’l,” tins s art e<i on its journey 'o tha New Or le»ri6 Expoaitiob, aiul all PLiMe phia is excited for fear the Ku Klux will get it. It was carried to the iepot decorat'd with flowers and guarded by 500 policemen. I* rill be under guard all >lj time of three members of the City Council, who are j rovided with quarters ou the oat, that edries ttie precious redo of revolutionary times. There has bien a number of mysterions blurgiaries iu Haber sham county. The purpose of the robbers, was evidently uot money, but to destroy certa n book* of record that probably contains damaging evidence again*/ some person. A week or two since the law office* ofeer.ain attorneys was broken open, and some records be lo iging to 'he county taken. List week the ordinary’s offi ewo bro ken open, and the iron s-tfe r !l d. Books aud county script, s . mad to be all the b rglns wau/oil. Clevelaods reticence ic refi lence to his Cabinet, gives W.ishi gton gossip ample opportunity t cul tiva e their imagination. l\ will not be definitely known who will conCitute his official family until fcis inauguration He has the faculty of keeping Lis own couu sels, and that is a valuable char acteristic io The man who shows his imi'd to every sheet loafer and discusses his plans on die street coiners gen erally left when the returns come in. Speer’s Appointment The appointment of Emoiy Speer to the Jucgedop of the Southern district of o'a lias elici ted a storm of indignation in that section of the state. 71 o bar in Macon, Augusta and A meric-.s, solemnly protested against it and urge the senators to refuse to con firm They attack him for want of Legal caj achy lo fill the tli ’a, and for want of the moral stamina that will ent itie him o tin- res pect of tho bar and pc* pie The press and people seem to be outraged at this atempt to place a political bummer over ther h cud of a judicial officer. In the mean time Emory is at Washington working up his case before the senate, -eoator Colquitt has an t nouucod his dotermination to light the appointment us unli/ to be i made, ard the entire delegation in ; the House from 'his State are tin j divided in opposition to his con i firma/ion. The wires ate laden with pro-1 test, forwarded lo Colquitt and 1 Brown, but it is intimaud that Brown will favoi his confirmation. The tru'h is, Brown has got a weak spot down in his heart for . jnegades, which crops mt on im oatunt occa si n's. If S| •« s infirmation can be defeated it is oel'eved that Capt. Gi o. A Mercer, of Savannah, wiU be appointed or that an appointment can bo stood oil until Cleveland is inaugurated. Jenkins, who was Speer assis,- tant, charges aim with all sorts of rascality when district attorney A luong other charges is, tint ne procured a bill ot indi emem for* the Grand jury by false swearing. We are not suprised at any thing he may do, for a man who wilt deliberately barter his prinei pies for lbtle oitice will do most an hing. Revenue Raid United S ates officers drop hi to Gwinnett nearly every week and carry of a aqua 1 of citizens charged with violating the Rave nue laws. Scmetimes the parties are probably guil/y bnt iu some in stances, we are satisfied that inno cent men are dragged off upon the oaths of informers, who ire so low down that they would not he be lioved in any respectab'e conn where they are known. Occasionly the officers pounce down upon u moonshine distilery in full blast and arrest the parties, seize the still »nd blank it up 'the general idea is that there is no harm iu “biling a little corn but, that the trouble is in getting cot died.” L ist Thursday night a squad of officers beaded by Deputy War shall Gaston and Cooper arrived in Lawrenc ville on the night train. That night they raided a distil ery about halt way between here and Duluili The s’ ill “house” was made by bending over pine trees and fastening them together so ns to furnish a good shelter as well ns to conceal opera lions. Ti seems that tliere were half dozen men at the s/ill that night and tli it they had posted videttes on the approaches to give notice of any raiders. The othe rs ap pro ached cautiously but were hat td by /lie guard who was around. They soon bad him arrested and made a rush for the s i 1 but the noise lmd startled the crowd and they scattered in the dark like partridges. All of i hem got away except Columbus Atkinson, who being blind could not run througn the timber, lie mat)aged to crawl under a brush heap where he was captured Tl ey /lien went to A/kinsons house in seatdi of whiskey and were locked up by bis wife in the sin ike-house but broke the door down and ieft for Adnata with their pri- oner. CV>m!>t>NMM|t \ One of ths most important branches of snccesrful forming is tho quest inn of fertelizers. Twice ai much is autiusliy spent for commercial lerteli* rn by the farm ers by the farmers of Gwinnett County as ought to be. Hear the stereotyped cry otery fall diat l have been ruined l>v fertii.sers: and yet it. is thet.rntii, and wo can prove by a thousdnt m nin die county. Is there no remedy? ff there is not tl.eu we ae in an uufortu nate condition and fanning is a failure. Bit th -re is » remedy, but like most other remedies it must be cpplied at the proper time That remedy is the e»m post heap, that shoal 1 bo found ou every farm, no iuitte»- how small or how large. To be successful, v should be \a :e j’ed to at ouce. January and j February is he time 10 prepare | it. ll is tw i lata to a t nd to this iirportanl branch of farm econ omy when the season for plan ting is at baud. Thera is not a farmer in the county who cannot in the next j thirty davs put up a sufficient quanity of compos , compos d >f stai le aud lot manure, cotton seed and acid, to fertilise at least ha sos the c"t‘on laud lie ought to plant. One ton of acid pr. jnr ly comported will be wor h more as a permanent feitiiuer t an she same quanity of the best commer cial fertilizers on the market—ami cost a<vmt one half the amount paid f >r the later. If ve would lif/ the gieat bur i den up in iho country, we must economize, and the first step in f irm economy is to ctit down your guano lulls. Along The Air-Live. BUFORD. The voice of die V\ izzard Oil men is now heard on our streets, and if half hey say, beirnc, there is no char ee to be sick or Ou. The balnff of ibis district, sold so day, a one-horse wagon and seven Logs, for eight dollar* aid twenty cents, They did not pay the cost ou the suit. Guano is coming in rapidly, and our warehouses will soon be filled to hrir n 1 most capacity There is an interresting glios l story being told in the communi ty just now. We always been skeptical on thi* point, not know ing of what substance /hey were composed ; bat the mystery is all cleared up now. Some days ago one of our young ladies, went to sprit g o wa-ih some garments when a visitable ghost, of ths fern ioine genuer, c'o lie 1 in white, with a black cap and bells on each elbow, reared its ghostly form tom the fence corner, and awaited developments I' no doubt expect ed lo see the young Miss rur and | scream, but to the astonishment of the ghost she showed fight, and with the young lady and two big dogs ou the oi.o side and ibe ghost, on the other, things looked | squally for a time, and but for the timely assistance of some friends- I who were secreted, it would have I roved disastrions to the ghos 1 . Suffice it to say, that the Icgsgoi in some noble work on the nether extremities of the ghost, which she will remember in the years to come Mi ke Amok. NORCROSS. Business here in very muc'i de pressed uow. Merchants doing about one half of an average busi ness for this in, rite, iheir stocks of goods gc.neraly much lighter, and their unsettled books accounts etc., much heaviei than ever tie fore Our farmers are making a lapi'i and hold s - art this year, and Prcv idenoe favoring, the cad of he Will find them iu mhcl) easier zr cumsl aucus. Our schools are on a boom Competition is important and a beaelit to almost eve/y business, and more ospeeia ly to schools. Our churches, while they aie not so enthused as during the past sumniei, are standing firm, and preparing for a mighty vi’tor j during the present yen-, over the enetn.es to the cause for which tney are bathing. o'iiia a number of the Odd Fe l lows irom 6'aiiiesville and Flow ery Branch, visited our town las Friday night and organized a lodge composed of i.b >u' twenty of our best cifizens. Mi. J. E, Me,Elroy and bride have just returned from a bridal tour to New Orleans. They speak in ginning terms of die Ex position. The people here much regret to loose the mouthly app liirment of Rev. W. M Winn, he having been appoihted iu c 1 urge of a cir cuit. E. OOR R EH PON DE NTS WAN IK]) We want x real live Correspon dent in every Malitia district in this county, to send us rack reek, the loca', happenings of /heir re spective sections; It is oil intec lion to make the Hfhai.d a tird ••County Paper, Will you hslpuadoit? If so, we will send you the paper 12 mouths free. NOTICE. All persons art hereby notified not to parch ise >r receive as col. I a’era I seenriefy, in any wav. thr « notes for SIOO, each and one or $75,00, due 25th D e. 1884: fo.;i n» cs of like amount, duo Doc. 25: h 1885; fom no < - f .me amount duo Dec. 2Sth lK.s7; notes of like amount, dim 25th Dec 1887. All made by the un lersign ed and pi.yab e o David Ha uiitou or beiu-er, a Norcross, ns the con sideiatiou for which siid notes has eudiely failed and 1 will re fuse to pay Hie u. James M Flowers. Nov. 18th 1884 Tuts Week John B Br g ion'sl Flour has arrived, there is only 270 Barrels 54,000 lbs. enough ! Fleur to make biscuit to resell from Suwnnuee to the rennessot Mill. It is not my idea of hud nos to advise customers :« buy bat 1 cannot ief*niin fr m suggest- : itig that Flour is at a Vr.nv Law Pkice, the lowest for years, John B Bboudon. “The Leadm of low Prices,” (.onus AT COST In order to reduce my stock of : Dry Goods, i offer for the nixt 60 days, my entire stock in that lii aat first cost. Those desiring to buy will do well to come a: d examine mv goods. The goods are all new’, bu in or ler to go in to the Fairiiv (i roceiy business »x clusively, I am offering them at wcat /hey cost willnu' freigbs - j My line of Shoes and Hats ftan not be beat in town, Come and ! see me, and I will show ypn that it wih l><- to your interest to pat | ionize me. I will pay lie'highest market price for se'-d rotten. Respectfully* Nov 81th Milks E. Ewino —"-ski ' -rr:.. .g»:_,.rx NE W ADVERT IS KMENTS. b'letcher M. ,foh nnott, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OU IN t-M’lli;a. Wih |" ai ;<••• .., ill*. i,)ii| :nlj niny J circniis and tlw ,s,i |.rente t'euil nl the Stale l!n a, i>i!ru, t* il t>. lii- cure wil i-'C-ive prompt aticiifii.n. J-20ly 13 WEEKS, Ip 1 The Poi.it.'i <;.\/ ;ttk « u* m *lcd * in' ym; | a to any .Mr. . in the United St..' |..r ll re.- nio-,ti. n receipt of ONE DOLLAR. Liberal it's Mint nllowrd to pc tmaa ters, agents amt club*. Sample <n,>es tnmle.l free. V.t.lics- all ..r.i. r- to 111 til Altl) K. FOX. Franklin Square, \>w York, 1-20 ly AYER'S Cherry Pectoral No other compliant- are go insidious in their attack as those affecting the throat ami .urigs: noite s/> trifled with by the majority of sutt.-r era. The ordinary cough or cold, resulting perhaps from a trifling or unconscious ex posure, is often but the beginning of a fatal sickness. .Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Ibis well prov- it iis oflicaev in a forty years with throat and lung diseases, and should be taken in uil case* without delay. A Terrible Cough Ccred. “ Tn 185” I took a severe cold, which affected my lungs. I had a terrible cough, and passed night after night without sleep. The doctors gave me up. I tried Ayer's Cherry Pec toral, which relieved in\ lungs, induced t*le<*p and afforded me the rest necessary fo.’ the recovery of mv strength. By Ih'e continued use <>f tho l'i t iorai. n pernta neut cure ’\ .is ettee.ted. 1 am now Hj years old, hale and hearty, aud aitvvsatidfied your Pm it : .' i s me. lIoRACi rAIRIUMTaEB." Kockingbaii), Vt., duly 15, lc-82. Croup —A i\fntherV Tribute. ‘•While in the country last wit ter mv little boy, three years old, was taken ill with croup; it seemed as if ho won hi die It -<n strangu lation. One of the family ;;n use •f \ \ KR’S ’ 'll ERR \ Pi « lou\ l . a I 1 1 !e of whndi was alway < k«pi in the hou-a This Wits tried in small ami frequent •• •»>, i<nd to ntr delight in less than mi hotu the iir.e icUient whr hr, at hing eatily. Tin doc tor Rai l that tin * hi i:itk Pi . ioral had save I iu, d.a ling’s l,i. < ati you wondei at our grat!’ iie *- i f • * if 1 . : L \V’ lbJ West ljith td., New VV*«■!», 'May it. I>S2. '• I ! V, used '.YEII'B Cut IIRV Pl-.t ToRAL in mv l- -iv i n •.-ev-iral yen,>, end do not heel tutu to j. ••ii-c© it .. /-st effectual remedy for /‘ouglis and colos we hare ever tried. v. ,i. ( rank,” Lake Crystal, Minn. Arnrcl. to, *• I suffered for eight years from Bronchitis, and after trying i ;tny remedies with n«» sue cess, I was cured by tin* use of A \ » n’s Cm H uv I'M* TORAL. ,I.mFI*H WALDEN.” Byhalia, Miss., April 5, l-^_\ “ 1 cannot s.ty enough in |* ..f Avi n’s Cherry Pr.< iolal, lm : • \:* •* j.s i . < that but f»r its use I should long *'jm-r lm\< died from lung troubles l'.fi.n.i us.'' Palestine, Texas, April w: No case of an affection of ti e throat or lungs exists which cannot be j, • •»11 \ n . d by the use of Avfr'h Chi rpy p * .* iml an«t it will (throes ur' when tl . - ».s not already beyond the control of medicine. !*RF!*ARIT> BY Or.J C.AyerACo.,Lowell,fVSass. Sold by all Uri w , . *>. A Marvelous Story 0 TOLD IN TWO LETTERS. FROM THE SON: YoJf&lfcSs* " LimtUnu n: My fit’nor resides at LJlovnr, Vt. He bad been api - i suttVrii from Send ula, and the iuclosod ivUcr will toil you what a marvelous effect Ayer's Sarsaparilla has had in bis ease. I think his blood must have contained the lmnior for at lenst ten years; hut it did not show, except in the form of a scrofulous sorb on the wrist, until about live years ago. From a few spots which ap peared at that time, it gradually spread so as to cover his entire body. 1 assure you he was terribly afflicted, and an object of pity, when he began using your medicine. Now, there are few men of his ago \\ ho enjoy as good health as he has. I could easily name fifty persona wi» would testify to the fact* in his case. Yours truly, W. M. Phillips.’* FROM THE FATHER: a duty for me to state to you the benefit I Lave derived from the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Six mouths.ago ! wix completely corcred with a terrible humor anil scrofulous aos,-s. Tho humor caused an Incessant and tutoleiable Itching, ami tho skin cracked so as to cause iho blp.nl to flow in many place* whenever i 1 moved. My autt'erings were great, and n y 1 life a harden. I commenced the o rof tho Sarßai-uuu,a la April last, and have ur d It regularly sinoo that time. My condition began to improve at once. Tho sores have all healed, and 1 feel perfectly soil In every respect - being now able to do a g.md day's work, although 73 years of age. .Many inquire what has wrought itch a cure in my case, and l I ell them, as 1 have boro tried to tell you, At Kit's O.IBSSI-481L1.A. Glover. Vt., Oct. 21, lstsi Yours gratofultv, Hib.U! f'H’LLrrs." Arm's car s Scrofula Sml all Scrofulous Compl .nils, loysip. • las, Keirina, Ringnortn, Blotches. Sores, Holts, Tuiuors, and Irruptions of tho Skin. It c! lo -r. - i ..1 of all Impn rities, aids digwtk) i,x| nn laks tke action of tho bowels, cad lb r- -v., ..ity and strengthens tho win • ■ , i. PhWAr ; p.y Dp. J.C. Ayer A Co., Lowell, Mass. Sid I by ell i )ru*-..is t s; - 1 , si, bott*. for $5 i- r agBRnKHSSMHS >» m . i to all appj!caa?s and to ‘ ! ‘ • •’* year wuh-.» •« ordering it. V- ' ••*•>«», pric«**, dcßti’ipiiuu* a d :r ' : ” p i'. s»!l Wg«*tai*V and F ..=* s-si.-*, i’iui > invaluable t« a2l» O.M.f'ES.U&CO.'aBK fiicinnett Sheriff Safe* VV ill lie !*ol<J before the court lions* ■ ■ r. ill the town of Lawrciiceviih-,. Gwiunelf emjrity, (}u., within the le gal Inn rs of sale, on the firs! Tne*d iy in February next, the following des cribed property, to Wit: One steam engine, known as the ■(’Hilton Vfonitor," engine, No. 6, with i its mni-hii ry anil fixtures complete, j in,,* I, in possession of Joins la-aton j uml J. M, Deaton, Levied on as the j property of J, M. Heaton, and John ! Deaton, by a virtue of afi fa issued | from (Iwinnett Superior Court, in fa tor of C, Aultnian & Co., vs said John 'b aton and J. M. Deaton, principal, and T. 8, Darner, security. Properly pointed out by F. M. Johnson, Plain i fi s Attorny. Alsrj, at the s: lue time and place, will be sold, Forty acres of land, more or less, il being in the tit It disc, of said coun ty, ami known as till- South-west cor ner of lot No. 182, adjoining lands of tv. It. Duncan, on the west; James I (lamer on the south, ,M w. Corley oil t he east, anil others. Levied en as the property of John w, Minor, by virtue 1 of, and to satisfy one II fa from the I Justice Court of the 544th dist., a. m. lof sal I county, in favor of Deo. tv. A'aitaee, t s said John w. Miner. And i bv one It fa from the justices court t thes44tli dist., ill tiuoi of Lowe & Knox, vs John W, Minor. And by .im tl la iu favor of the State and I Coaicv. *>K v. id John VV. Miner for his tax for IM-M. ivord by J. C. |,mv ty, : I'. C and mic fi a issued by J. 0. I.owcry, I'. C, lor his lax fir ’BB3, a? iigi-nt ioT » ! rs S II Mi or. And one la issiieti by J. C. Lowery, T. C .vs John \\ Miner, lor bis tax for IsMrt. Is Vy made arid rcurned to in by L H Baxter, I. C *lso at the s one lime and place, will be sold oiivhuiidrtd and filly acres of land, ir.orc or less. No 31H in the filii d:st. nl Dwimn ft county, now in the png a-.-sioi. of VV. C. kdwards i • vital .-n .a- iln,property ol and VV . (J. Ivtwanb, by vii iu- nf one fi fa issued by J. I,.every I (J. ol Dwinn It eouoly vs iiit: a'd VV, C. Kdwurds, lor Ins Slide md county tax for 1884. I/-* y made aiid returned l me vJ. 11. MaHufly, L. c also at the same time uml p nee will be sold forty aeies nt land, more or i -- i in aid county, known e part of the I’.it furs m snrviy, now owned tiy VV (’. ’Ctts. Uvud on ..s ill.- proper yol s lid VV (’ ICtls. by virt e of and lo satisfy one hfa bfuierl by J C I owery, |T. (J. ol said coi 'ity. vs W t’. It. :•*, or I ids Slate and county tax lor 1884. Levy made and returned tome t.y J. II Via i hath, 1. C. also at the same time end place wifi l nc sold 173 m-res of land, more or '(■**• | silniitf.l m su'd r.unity, arid known aJ j the faltorson survey, now in the pus. session ol Kiiz i C Jackson. I. vital on | as the properly ol Lliza C Jackson, by virtue of and lo su' .-ly a fi is iscuci] bv !J. C Lnwerh Tc, of y : .jet eonniy, v said K. C Ja.kson, lor her state m l county,tax for 18 -4 I cvy made a d returned to me bv J. II Mahafiy, L. ' a!so at the same time and place, will lie sold six hundred and thirty -lire acres mart or le-s, know as hits Nos 84 87 ai <1 7d in the (ilh dist, of said comi'Y. L-vied on us tin property ol Allred a I Iyer, by virtue 01, and to satisfy one fi fa Hsne,. by j. Lowery T. Cos si; id county, vs siahl a a liver, for Ills State and coni ly lax lor 188 t. About ihe snnn time and place will be sold one gwicpstake planing mi.chine No, dh:> Ia v nil on as t lit- pro; city ol John i ’cabin. i.£ viat ne ol of a It I a from Gwinnett Sf)| error Court in favor cf J J. T wtiley, vs said John Dearrm, ■Visual the ani” time and place wi I be sold a certain liaet of’ land silimtcd in sial eo.tpiiy ktiown and distinguished as part ni land lo' No. 148, in the 'Llli dist r lying fast o: the ( oviugton romi, ....... i, l.rind ui acres more n tire north by, lands o v i'a’tetsen i n the cast by lands i t t . a. . .lie:", .i nth by lands ol K. N, Robinson and west by the Covington road. Levied on an the properly of VV, K. Robinsou by virtue of and to saris! v a morlguge fi la issued from Gwinnett Sn ptrior Conti, in I'a or ol Paul Jones v„ said VV K ltobertsok J M. PAT I KHSON, Sheriff The Ordinary. GEORGIA, Gwinnett County. To whom it may concern; John F. Espy, has in due form ap plied to the undersigned for penua i.ont letters ol administration on tho estate of William It. Chunihlee, lute of said count}', deceased, and I will pass upon said application on the first Monday in March, 1885. I AS. T. LA M K I N, ,()i d y This Jan. 22, 85. GEORGIA, t, win nett Coij ty. John F. Wilder has applied for ex emption oi Personalty, and I will pass upon the same at 13 o'clock, nr., on the lltth day of February, 1885 at tnv office, " J AS. T. LAmKIN. Jan. 22, 1885. GEORGIA. Gwinnett County. John W Knox, having in duafonu applies to tin, undersigned for the guardianship of the persons and prop uiy ol Cary It, Knox, Robert E. Knox and Alina X, Knox, minor chil dren of Samuel W. Knox, late of said eonnty. deceased. Notice is hereby given that iiis application will b< In ar 1 at my offloe on the first Won dn\ in March, next. JAM i s T. I.AMKIN l-16-’Bs.td. Ordinary. GEORGIA. Guinn* lt County. William It. Moore, administrator of Janus Roberts, represents to tin < unit in hi- petition duly filed, thai in- lias fully administered James Rob erts’estate. This is II erefore, to oiti allpersons concerned, heirs and cred itors, to show cause, if any they can, why said administrator should iiot be disrharged from his administration, aud receive letter* of dismission on the Brsi Moiiduv in April, I*Bs. J AS. T. LAMKIN, Ordinary, Dec. .11,1884, lie iv •. Gwinnett Comity. Nlt Ray lets applied for exemption of pi tsomilty, anil I will pass upon tin ai 10 o'clock u 111 on the lglh day of January 1885 at my office. .Tames T. Lauakin, llei SOtli 1884 ordinary Wi.ei. as, Wm W tiiinnii iiit admin istrator ot Win P uunnientt repre heiitstotUe court inhis pi ; lion, du ly filed ibat lie has fully a iininister -111 AN ill P nunuieiitts est- i This is cite all [ rsous coil i i rued heirs ami ■ reditorf, to show cause, if any t. ey cun, why said administrator should not he liseliargi d from his administration put receive letters of dismission on thehrst Monday *u Feb,, 1885. a tin s 1 Lainkin, N \ 4th—3mo * hili'raiy Gt.oigdi— Gwinnett (.Yu* ty. To uli whetii it may-concern. Mary K ilill Inis in due form applied to the undersigned for permanent letters of ml min i-i i at ion on the estate of Josh mi Hill jr., lute of said county deed, and I »ill pass upon said application onthetirsi Monday in February 1885. •Illinois T Limkn , Die 111884—iiMiO Ordiuarv, siONSttStffei. P l A sintiiir \.‘g •r'nbli i- .. . ; <ior the YPc .//aB!l p*r-i . < .. '(' * , ' » It jon,liro.i' hit; .(in tap. a, \-1 Jai.... i«fn< / h./ AjinUutts Als-i u j-, w j vt - ui, radical care tor N\r\ )», ... ( . .. \jiiM \thou.ni.. ns -ts ft, x. , I iH’} J \\ . ; | , Fine Farm TOR SALE. The undersigned off-rs for sale that fine plantation, known as the Sterling Farm, half a mile south of Lawrence ville, on the olrl Monroe mail, This is one of the most desirable fa msin the county, o mbiuing the advantages of town and country, and contains 303 acres, with about 75 acres in cultiva tion, and the balance in original for est and old Held pine) with ten acres of good Branch bottom The houses and fences lire in good repair, and lands well adapted to cot ton. i orn, oats, etc. TF.RMH: One-half cash, Ihe ie iiiaiiab-i due the first of January, next, with interest fiom dale, at 8 percent. This plantation will be soid to the highest bidder on t ii*- first Tin s day tn February, next, unless dispos e I .*.' before Hint time at iirivate sale. Titles pel feet. Parties desiring toex iimine til l”s oi land will call upon T. M. Peeples, whowill represent meun til sub- dav. MRS. M. V. NIt’IIDLSI IN, Jan-10’86, Atlanta, Ua. Ge rgi", G'winneit County. M. r. Jackson, hav'iig in proper form apirlied tc me for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Lewis A jitcKson, late of said coun ty, deceased. This is is to cite all and singular the credit 'rsund next of kin of Lewis A. Jackson, to la- and ap pear at my office on the fi- si .Hondav in March, next, and show cause, if any they can. why perinnueutAidmin ! istration should not be granted to M. C. jueks.ni, on Lewis A. Jackson s es tate. J T. LAMK/N, Jan. 0. 1885. Ordinary. Richmond & Ottn viile It R Pas I NOEfl - vEN r On and after 1 Oct 12th 1884 Passenger Train Service on the Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line Division will be as follows ; S BThI a 1 I Exiiicss | Mail No. 51 | No. 53. __ ** Daily, j Daily, Leave Atlanta. , 6.00 pm | 8.40%nr Ar. Gainesville 8.13 “ i 1030“ “ Lula. ..A 841 ’• | 10.54 “ “ItGapJu’oß 9.26 “ I H. 30 ' ■‘ Toccoa C 10.04 “ 1 11.55 “ ‘‘Seneca D 10,08 “ j 12.51 pm “ Greenville.. K 13.40 “ | 3.38 “ “ Spaitnnhrir F ! 3.00 am 3.34 pm “ Gastouia. .G f • I 5.36“ “ Chariot 11-. H 5.0 | 0.10 __ . s-iTOii!) Express I Mail No. 50 | No. 53 _l Daily |_Daijy Lve t harlotte. .. 1.45 am l.iirfpm I Ar. Gastonia . .. 3.30 “ 1.41 •• • Spartanburg 4.38 “ 3.34 “ “ Greenville... 5.43 “ 4.53 “ “ Seneca 7.38 “ 0.39 “ “ Toccoa 8.33 “ 7.33 “ “ R Gap June, I 9.36 “ 8.25 “ “ Lulu | 10.00 “ 8.50 *• “ Gainesville . j 10.38 “ 9.35 “ “ Atlanta... i I.OApni 11.30 pm ACCOMMODATION THAIN (a. LINE BELLE Old NO NORTH Leave Atlanta. v 5.30 pm Arrive at Gainesville 7.40 p tn ACCOMMODATION TRAIN (A . L . BELLE) GOING SOUTH. Leave Gainesville... 7.1 K) a in ! Arrive Atlanta 9.30 ** NO 18- LOCAL r HEIGHT GoING SOUTH Leave Charlotte 5.35 a. m Arrive at Gaffneys 1 n .07 “ Spat lar,burg. 12 20 p. m. t “ Greenville., .5.27 *■ „ “ Central 8.10 “ « NO 17- LOCAL FREIGHT. OIIINII NORTH. wave Centni] 4.45 a in j Arrive Greenville 3 00 a. m . “ Spartanburg... 10.40 ‘ - i “ Gaff’ eys 117 p. in. j “ Charlotte 7.25 “ Alltreight trains on t his road curry pas sengers. All passenger trains run through to Danville arid Richmond I without change, connecting at Dan ! villcwith Va. idland Itwy., to all | eastern cities, and ; ,t \tlnnfa xvi 111 all till, s diverging. No 5o leaves Ricli -1 luoinl at 1.30 and Nosl arrives I there at 3.45 P. M 53 leaves Richmond I 2.00 A. M. 63 an i ves I here LOO A. M. | he local freights stop at above stu- Itons 20 te 30 minutes III'FEET Sid -.PI NT. ('Alia WITH Oin ' ll VNDK. tin 1 ruins Nos r,Hand'd New York 'anil Atlanta, wu Wasmugteni and ! Danville, and also Green«f. oi-o 0 i-o uud : Asliville On tra.ns Noa 52 and 63, ftichq£id i ajid Danville, anil Washington and An* ! gust a, and Washington and Yew Orle ans. Returning on No 52—inecper i Greensboro to Richmond kV Throngh Tickets 011 sale ,n 1 . lottc, Di ecnvillc.Senei u,.Spurtitiibuiv and Diiinesviile to all points JSoin'i Southwest, North and Fast. V VV Ith N KRR.to ,t from Athens ■ “ N K R R to A Irani l aliula Falls, 0 “ K. Air I ine to A from Klbcrtou M iwcr-wille I* “ Mac Rulge R J{ to ,v Irom ’V'uiliftliu, ,tc * i vi Newberry. Alston ,d Columbia A * S A S IT .% i! to Afr m II enderson viln- A Ismn Ac Chester A l.eiaiir lo A- hem ( Term , Yorkville A Dallas i N V Div A C (i- Ato A- (r.i Grii nsl), ro, Ui lt ig ■win Bebkeliy, Supeuii tendend A. L Rives, • ‘2nd V P. & Gen Manager AJ S anglilr, Gtn’i Pahin Age Georgia—Gwinnett County. OF Verner, guardian for Miss N P P Harris W H Harris and T A Harris, applies to me forlettersof dismission irom said guardianship,, amt 1 will pass upon his application on the first ,iimidny in Dec next, at my office in l.aw-r* ncoville. Jas 1’ Lan kin, ot li Hi Ifß4 or I nary ADM.MBTRATORS SALE, Ry virtue of an order from the Court off ordinary of Gwinnett County. Ga., will be sold lo Ihe highest bidder, be toi e the court house door, in the town ot Law i eiieev die, in said eouniy w ithin tlie legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in February next, the following described lands, to-w it one huudre l acres, morn or less lying in said county, in the 6th dis trui, Number not known, about 4n aeri s in cult iiution, about 115 acres in original woods, balance in old Helds comfortable six room dwelling, witli ordinary out buildings, belonging to the estate of R. M, Gower, decease" Terms of sale, one-third cash,remain der due til si December. 1885, with in terest at Bpi r cent, with bonds for titles. DAVID HAMILTON, Administrator de bonis non with will annexed. Jan. 5, 1885. G la * util A —G vv i nn-Err County Whereas, John M Wi son, ndminis li liter ol Loveless Strickland, p, o e ’ deceased, represents to the court ill his petition duly tiled,that*lie lias ml ly udmiit islered Loveless Stricki nils estate, 1 Ins is therefore to cite ail persons concerned, heirs end oredi tors to show cause, if any they can why snul adminwlsatoi should not be discharged from ids a.lministra Hon ami receive fitters of dismission on the Hist Monday in Juuu iry lsei James 1 Lamkni, Ordiuaav Orchilla Guano, P The richest N ATUKAL BIRD | the market ! Does not fire the crop in dry Jasons* j The finest base for Composting to lie had. (CraT - It should be put in ibe ground or Compont earlj'. Pa_dleton’s G-uano, Pendleton’s i!i.cid Phosphate. NONE BETTER. Our stock ol Seeds, Farm Implements, Churns, Feed Cutters, (Joi n Shellers, IManters, Reapers, Threshers ENGINES, ETC., IS FULL AND COMPLETE MARK W. JOHNSON <fe CO., 27 Marietta Street, Atlanta, (jfa. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. —MANUFACTURERS OF— (jOssypiuiiD Phospho. THE GREAT 0 RS! ANI* COTTON FERTILIZER. A Special Manure for Southern Lands and Crops _ It contains all fbc Elements < f Flam Food in their licbt Form. It has sto d die Test of years, and is now regarded as one i f The Safest and Best Fertiliser ia Use, Thous inds »f Farmus iu Georgia, Aabania, Tennessee and Floridr. and many of ihe most prominent Agricultural Clubs use it. 6»-iS“To whom we lefer. It is one of ihe Highest grade fertilize™ sold in Georgia. (Ste Agricultural Department Reports.) We in [ vi:e tests alri gshlo the best I'eitiiiveia in offer it iftg* Cash, or en Tmil r t uri'evidy -on Cotton . ~>Ve ai« ttff! SrlgThi j, j only in-inufac l tti'i is of Gnssypium Phospho Its great sticcey wonderful j op-ilniity, has brought into the markets several im. i tionY. None gdi-uitnf iint'-ss branded on each sack: “Mai ufaefmed try GEO W. SCOTT A CO., A dan to. Ga. ADM iN i;S I'Ii.VL'ORS S\LE ilv virtue ol imiriTir granted by the eouit of riliuoiy of lhknlh county State n| Georgia \Vill I e sold i,n tin tit si I iiesday n. T'cbriii.ry 188a* h. lore the court lionsi nor in Law ear ville Owinaett (’nuidy between the legal hours of SHie He Inllouing." described propi 'ly belonging tu the estate Billen da \l Matthews decease! e 'i.sislmg ol one third undivided interest in newly I (DU) acres ol Lad lot minder one him drfd ai.i] forty nine (149) in ihe sixili i district ol 1 iwinu-p (’.nrjv and being | a puli ot tn« old 11. i n si. id ol ,1 M-.i'li wiil'-c. IVi hi i if s, e eadi N 1 1 11 MvTIil'.WS, idniit: it 11 utiii Jof 1> M. Mai hew j. Jan li a i Ai- i. X'i-i . igS rt \I.K By v . •oi an o from ihe I’ourt |oi Ordii.... jo G v . ! (Imnity, woj h* Sold Indore Ilia Court House door in tin fowifol Lnwrenceville. in said countv, i • (At l«' Igrst I jt'iiluv in Fehnuiry 188.', #'d|r tin- hours ol sale, tiit I >:!ow ' ,]n J[ Ittids bolonunncf to the ( sh*to o| \t,. JPtltw I! to «\it Iwo hoi.dml <i■ mI t ivonty i'vo ueivs mofv oi it j SB. known us llie iiobert Bi-.ivvn truet, Biiu»*u*d in the CastlelKrry Sur vey, wild lands or (’iiesrer nnd .John t’ Hays, and aKo l.ini),- ot Sand foul Hunuuh and John <’ lla\.- on the south, luuds of R. M. Hn yVs on the east, and lands of itoh»rt Duncan, on the nest be.ng Ike place wlirreon said Andrew Days irsided at the time o! liisdeaiii Sold ior the purpose oi pay merit ol tin- dthm ol the estate, and lot dis.tlbiition am mg the heirs Teims Cash. JOHN' C H iVS " Jan ti, 85 NANCY li \YS. A dministrntors KOI ICE 10 D&BTOBiS \ s'D CREDITORS. All pr-rsons indebted to the -slat',' ol P m I Seal's, late of said county deetasi'd are hereby notified to make an i . d ate payment, ami all persons hold i I ing claims against suid estate, will pre- I sent them to the undersigned, verified as 1 required by law DAVID F. 1,11 lI.R, A dim. .) aa. 5. 1835. A DMEVJSTR i TORS S AI 1. By virtue of an Urderfrom the Cinirt of Oiilinuiy of Gwinnett i. unii ly, Gu., w ill In- sold to the Highest i bidder, before t lie Courthouse door iu the town of Lawreneeville in saol ' 'ounty, within the legal hours of sale mi the first Tuesday ii. Jnniuirv, Hie 'ollowingileaei-iheiflainls to wit : Dm liundred turtl llft v eight acres ofhiud more or less, I\ing in sai'l eonnty, iu Hi. lith district and No IJT about L>o acres in cultivation, vhottt 60 acres of guild cr< ek bottom land comfortabie dwelling w ith out build ing*, belonging to the estate of Kmlv t ’ Dy»‘l, (Km » Tcnn.-of sale oi ehalf cu u the re mainder due the Ist ot i locum her 1885 with bond for titles. JOHN F A AL! A< K. 0.45 D«c Ist 1884. Administrator. A DMIN IST RAT ors s a le By virtue of an order from the iJIV, rt ; of Ordinary of Gwiunett Co. "ill be sola before the com 4 house dooi in the town of LuwreuccviUc Gwinnett eouuty. Ga between the lu pai hours of sale oil the Ist Tuesday 111 February next, the following de scribed lauds to wit. One huiutre I riu| forty acres mndtnoro or less, lot No 2wi. in me ath district of said county-, it being the eastern purl ion of said iut, except one hundred and leu acres, i ut ■ If of side of said lot as dower for Mrs w-J Terrell. Adjoining the lands of s M Kent, l'hos M Jordan, T M Peeples and others. Sold as'the properl y lif k r Terrell, dec’ll and for tlie purpose ol paying tlie debts of suid deer used Terms cush. James D. Spence, . HP-ON & HAMLIN stSs Organs £, Highest honors at alt great "orld's Exliili'tiens for seventeen years. On ly Aoiei i-mi Organs awarded such at any. Foreash. easy payments or rent ed » Upright Pinos presenting very highest excellency yet, attaii e l in such instruments ; ad ding to all to all previous improveV ments one of greater valne than any securing most pure, refined, musical tunes and increased durability; espes ' tally evoiding liability to get out tune. Illustrated eatafogue ires Mason .V Hamlin Orman and Piano Company. Hosten, 154 Treraont 8t; New York, 4«East 14th St; Chicago, 149 Wabash Ave PUS TOE gives t< m- and power. Fsr com ,aiuts of the Kidneys, Bowels, Stem ! h, Liver and Lungs, for all the sub e troubles of women and for those bodily disorders induced by anxiety, cm's and mental strain, it-efft , is will sit prise and charm you. it is not an essence of ginger. Deleeious to the Paint i an mil ehUu to the lepinr habit amt exceeding'. helpful in Div aged and feeble. 60c and 4LUO sizes His 'OX, &CO , N. w York liiue' Agents wanted doubh uiiiek : to sell the only official Biographies of Cleveland \ l< a-Gi,\eriun 1 torsheiiuei , of N Y i mlu rof tlie I S congress, and Hon I’ lb usei chairman of In-m. State mot Pa. intimate friends of C4t . It isttie must reliable, interesting ol richly illustrated, hence an Int ense demand, Agents are coining money . It has line steel portraits, sells fasti st and pays best. Beware of unreliable, catchpenny books write ty Hubbard Bros, Pubs Philadelphia, fl BURNHAMS At Cl -*) r FKEE B’t BURNH'M BROS,YP4}K.PAj $11,950 IN CASH QIVEN AWAY Smokers of UlsrkwsU's Osautsa Bull Durham Siuukias Tobsooo wifi recsive Premiums ss follows oa terms sad conditions here specified Ist P£iMiU#,sSooOO 2d £2,000 3d “ Si i. 000 22 other Premium# a# bflpaikreng^ The aft premiums wli' JlsmPP December 22. 1884. Ist *>rtmlu: to the verson from whom we r cel vs the largest u amber of oar empt) tobacco bmrs prior to D*c. Ift wtl- ‘ >rlveD for the next lartfest numbs and thus, In the order of the numbr of empty hags received from e* to the twenty-five suociieaful e testants. Each ba#r must bes orUrinal Ball Durham lat»l Revenue stamp, and Caution/ Rajrs must be don*' up eeoj with name and . # sender, and number of < ©tl. plainly mark* ' and must t>e eer niackwell'* _ _ Co.. Ajcar PrnmtiiM* K<» \ lo 31 S3OO V 450 #4OO #350 #3OO #275 #250 #225 #2OO #175 #l5O #125 #IOO #OO *SO #7O #oo #SO #4O #.30 #2O