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Mjf/rr herald. EDITOR Jm, ll K-0 VV EVENING ■ .„TPTK)N RATES: H I *** _ 41.50 ■ " ** 75 ‘ -so B'lintioiis must l>e paid in •" ' if not renewed prompt- Kpiralio ll will be Uiscoiitm ■^pt'EßlSEMENTS ■ character will be ohiirg V ' ~i st mserttcu, ami otic ■.Xeuuciit insertion, •“.‘daications intended foi elit, will be enarged tor liular advertised rates. ■' „„i newsy oomnmnica • my part of the comity so ■ er ai Directory. H CIVIL OOVKRNMSNT ■ t|„Tcliins. -fudge 'Sup. Court, ■no. Clerk Sup. Court, ■tikin. Ordinary. ■doshy, Sheriff. Andrews, *i l "ax 1 'Keoeiver . Bj>,.nier, Tag Colleetorr ■ Matleti, Surveyor H;ijls<>n. Coroner. ■ (dINTY COMMISSI ON 1C KR. ■ nev, Chairman rnd Clerk, N H Cloud, J. :l :1 ; pttins, An t. m iard of education. K. mi. School Commissi ODer J V e, T Patillo .J. Webb ■ f T E. V\ inn. ■ municipal. K Smith, Mayo i . ■ COUNCIL. 11l Kl> Herrin 8 T ewnley ■ Ini ■ pf AND departure of train L, oin Suwannee. 5.50 p. m l.ie r Suwannee. 7 a- m WL and DEPARTURE OF M AILS.- N—Arrives 12 m, de part. I; lay and Thursday. Lo Store. Departs 0 a ni to , Monday and Thursday. Ijfi. Li. E.— Arrives 10 a m, de ls 1 a.—Daily. Ijn, River. — Arrives 12 m., de li-., m,,V\ ejutsdny und Saturday r w. ii. h arvky, p. ■ CHURCH Ks” I ■--Hiv Lli Barrett, pastor L, iiery Sunday Vjl,. 1ST —Rev M L» I’urner Pastor L, ) the Ist and 2nd Sundays. ScH.HiL.--A i 1 Pattillo, Supi >err nday at 3 p m 'kkian Liev K Mediat'd, Puij rviees on 2ud tid Ith Sundays tlumonth, 'k»at School. —T II Powell. Supt ry tsimday at 9.3 i # ui FRATUItKAL. cstiKNCKVills. Masonic Lodge.— J dee W M., S A llagood, 8 W, if inn. W. Meets on Tuesday [inurbefoie full moon in each lit iTkbnon Chapter, No 39, It A J D Spence. 11 P, A T Pattillo Meets Fiiday nighi betore the unday m each month. vniNKTT Superior Court —N. L. utics, udge. Convenes on the Ist 1. n t .'-.it .it i c her. fa'll'' I. ATTORNEY AT LAW. ♦ GAINESVILLE, QA. ill practice iu this and adjoining ■its and the Supreme Court of the e. Business intrusted to his care receive prompt atteution. ljl- ■ E. BV. J3HLAN i , H ATTORNEY AT LAW, Logansville, a. business euuidtcd to his H- w.li receive prompt alt' uviou. a specially. H .14-1 ■ ■ J, A, IHi JNT, ■ iITOBNEY AT LAW, ■ NOHCROSN'. < >A. rad ice in tin- Superim- ('nuts iiuls of Ordinary of the i oun i.« in nett ami Milton, and in um ices’ court of both counties ■huil and prompt attention given ■tolleotins. ■ g BURN UAH' ■ St IMPROVED ■ STAND’D TURBiNc ■ jgaLja Is the best con-ln Red Wf" TKX nl| d finished, give bet ter percentage, i ore Hlßryfffjt power and is so I for Brill caSr ' e ss money per horse ■a«5SSr power, than ano other H w* 1 Turbine in the world I plilet sent free by ■ M, BROS .. Yelk. P fa l g. ji, ■ 14 Wh.toii il l Street |„ ATLANTA, A. ■ O®, Rsr, 1 liroat and Nose Disease ■ 9, ''®ir. july7-*,f ■ Blew Firm. ■ Nolice is in reby given that I have day associated with as pa it tie s in ■Mmi't-camile business in Luwrenccville Hj? boos, VV H Robinson and N 8. and the business wII here- BJ*' r be conducted under La firm name l < V ROBINSON A SONS He will keep in stock 3 lull line of pfneral merchandise and luivi added to le business Conlecllons a I fancy hoods and will do a genera! barter bus- Bt *i mid we offer our slock citeap for tab or barlea (jive us a trial It N ROBIN SON & SONS. . Lawreccevllle Ga notice op dissolution. Noties isherebv given that the part c hib heretofore exi-ting between va, Almand, Cl. A. A Inland and J. Abnand, under the partnership Jatne of Almand and .'o„ is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The ‘uior partner, John H. Aim arid, hav " Purchased the entire interest of in the stock ou hand, “«Q the notes and accounts of the late iti!' ** ew Hl continue the business line old stand ami will be pleased <dl of ttie old customers aud I \! U J lie. generally. John H Almand is authorized to the entire business of ihe old • R. A. Almand, G. A. Altuand. V,. .lohuH Almand. * 16-o v 18K>-lni fe'gu— G vionett t'onruy. jGdwin T>. Little, having in due form Potted to me mr t ic guardianship ana u-), lro P e *y of Caroline Scales, hi w uliant Scales, minor ehildi en of V ‘ lunl T. Scales, late of said county M. VSlh Nfot tcc is hereby given that apphoation will ne beard at ray ( ju the first Monday in . anua -0 uext - J » MEN T. L A M K IN. ft a Nov. 3rd O.dmary. t 4 4 ' THE. f P jfe (ps| lj| (jit •11 TYLER M. PEEPLES, Pr. pnetor VOL XV. TOWN AND COUNTY. DISSOLUTION. i . The partnership litre ofore ex - . isting between the undersigned, j in the publication of the Herald, expires, by its own limitation, on the last day of this year. in order to wind up the busi ue*s it will be necessary to collect all debts ou'standing. All jiersons 'adebted to the Herald for this year ei*hei r or Subscription, Job work or adveitisin 8 are notified 1 hat an immediate 6ettlemc-n.f must be maae. This is tbe last cull. T. M. Peeples. J. T. Wilson. Dec. 28 h 1885 We make a correction in tbe ad vertisement cf Prof. Newton this week. The young people bad a pleas ant parly at W. J. Borns on Christ, mas night. We have had beautiful weather for the last ten days. Clear, crisp and invigorating. The Christmas holidays are near ly over and we have not heard of any bloodshed or a single serious difficulty in the county. W. .!, Brown closed Lis distillery last week. The probing ion wave tendered distilleries unprofi able. Miss Hflllie Thornton and Miss Doo y Bom, of Suwanee, are on a visit 10 fi.ouds i L wreucevillejF There is an oclor of Orange Blossoms in the air but, but wait and see. Miss Hattie Gordon, daughter of tbe late ('apt. M L. Gordou, is on a visit to relauves here. Miss Mary Hu : chins, and Miss ‘Pet" Hu chins, returned home from Athens last week to spend Christmas, Airs - J'orter, formerly Miss Susie Howell, died in Atlanta last Thurs day after a brief sickness, and was buried at Duluth, last Saturday- She had been ruaniei bin a short time. There came very near being a serious fire at the Railroad depot last Sunday evening. A numbei of bt lea of cotton had been left standing on the platform and some boys were playing around, when one of them, a little fellow, concluded to stick a match to a bale. J n an instant thQ flames flashed ever it and caught three more. It was discovered at cDce and Mr. Collins, with a number of persons who happened to be near, succeeded iu kmotteringouf the fire before much damage was done. On last Thursday Baliff i ang ley ied an old blind horse out in the street and invited every body to come tip, roll up, tumble up and ge.i a hue horse. Ee looked like an old cavalry horse at the end ul a bard winter, hall aud blinl. He was started at a quai ter and after exhort'Dg the crowd a long tune the officer knocked him off to a young man at $4,50 Elated with his bargain he led the horse back into Brands lot and bitched him and in a few minutes ihe horse tumbled over on a snag and wounded himself so badly that it was regarded as an act of mercy to shoot him. Mr. M. E. Ewing moved to town last week and is occupying his res idence near tne Seminary. Prof. J. T. Newtrn, and wife returned last week after un extend ed visit to their old home at-(Juth~ berf, (in. The Gonstitutioni that “•he jug and pistol held the fort in Adautaou Christmas day. 0;;e, phytnc'au treated seven gun si. >: wounds-” The skinned heads and black eyes were probably n t counted, ATTEMPTED ASSASSINA TION. A negro by th 6 name of Cain Jackson attempted to assassinate 13. L Lmierin Walton County ]ast Friday. Lanier ke< pea gro cery, and about 10 o’clock at night tLe l egro came to his house and wanted some whisky. Lanier started with him to the grocery on t.taiirg >he grocery the n gro stepped behind :id flirt w h's arms around I anitr's i cck at d i t. tempted to cut l.is tli.Oat with n knife. He tbtew b - hind up and 1 bis probably saved bis life, but bi hand was bad y cut. Re was also stabbed in several pluces in tie shoii'dor and hick. The negto is ' Li jail. CHANGE OF MEETING. The regular meeting of Law r.-mceville Lodge No. 131 I<‘ & will be neld on the first. Tues day evening in each month. Next Tuesday evening; sth 1886, | will be a regular meetm« under this change. The brethuren will please take notice* A. T. Pattillo; Dec. 29, 'BS —-It. Sec. Fpii SALE. A fine horse and buggy for sale CHEAP. Apply io —2t. J. H. Almand. CHRISTMAS. A gentleman living in Lawre i ceville, remarkt d to a crowd on Christinas day, that he had sten and could remember well, silty Christmas days in this town, and he was prepared to say, that this was the dullest and most uninter- j esliug of the fifty. Alt uougli not prepared to ape.Lk toi so long a time, tire on tie par ity. gheafuliy endorsed h;s mgi n«i raCuaii. Even the lntie boys walked around with Jong faces I and ior got the usual greeting ‘Christmas Gift!" It seemed like Sunday and when the clLirc j bell rang our ca-liug the people eif God j i-j yrorah'.p, .-ho-i.- ", (irnblaimv was mote marked. Durn g ihe evening, a few of the nations wards attempted to gei up some fun by filling up with i benzine ..nd scialching an old b ij ) hut they soon tiled of tut.: and sneaked off. The Small bov pocketed his bunch of markers in silence and slipped lv hind a cor ner to tire them off. 7’he turkey shooting was a failure and the hunters, who started out m the morning, expecting an abundance of game, returned at night full with bad luck marked upon their countenances Santa Cla -, we suppose, made his usual round and this was about the only thiDg that will cal) up memories cf tbe Christ mas of 1885. Georgia—Gwinnett County To all whom it may cou.eru. James O. Wbitwonb, has ;n due form applied to the uuders signed for permanent letters of ad ministration upon the estate of Sandy Livsey, (cul) deceaea, and I will pass upon said apolicaiton on on ihe Ist Monday in February 1886. This Z»ec. 28. ’BS. Jus. T. Lankin, Oid’y. « mmmmr T-| |Q « —1 | | |(f| ||||) >1 Georgia—Gwinueti County. To all whom it may concern. Whereas, Atlanta Yarbrough, widow of Jarucs W. Yatbrough, dec'd, has applied to me in due form, for permanent letters of ad miuibfration on Ihe estate of said deceased, aud I will pa*s upon the same on the Ist Monday in February next. This Dec. 28, ’BS J us. T. Lamkiu, Ord’y. Georgia—ffwinneu County, T. W. D.,vis, guardian for Lu ticia Britt, formerly Luttcia Davis applies to me for letters of dismia sion from said guardianship and I will pass upon his application on the first Monday in Februrery 1886. jahes T Lamkin. . Dec. Bth LBBS. Ordirsry. —.. .p» ~— Georgia—Gwinnett County, •To all whom it may concern. Berry A. Osborn and K. A. Brown have in due form applied .o the under-igned for permanent letters of administration up n the estate of Fannie Nash, deceased, and 1 will pass upon the same on the first Monday in Febiury 1 t 86 James T Lampein, Dec. 28th 1885, Ordinary. GEORGIA—G wiiiiuitt County. .-Misan Martin, wife of John M. Mar tin, has applied tor exemption of per sonality and setting apart aud valu ation of homestead, and I will pass up i on ihe same at 11 o'clock a, ill. on the -Uiti day of January, 18S0, at uiy of tice. James T. L irnkm. Dec 26, 'BS. Ordinary GUNSUMPTiONc l have a positive retced y forabove disease; bv Its use thousands of cases of the w' rat kind and of long standing have been cun d. Indeed, sc strong Is my faith In efficacy,that Iwi l sen iTWO BOTTLES FREIL together wit is a VaLl’Ai ■LETREATISR on this diseastt to any srfferer. Give ei press and V O. addr ss. ga. T. A. SM) 1 5M, Hi r»iist.. N«w York. Our Oiru Station —Ha Labor For Os Att urn m< nt. LAWRENCE.VILLE uA December 29 l8“6 fitvitinrt ' stiit-ff sal. Giott'a -G vint.i »t C< untv. Wilis,- i.i-fdi'- lln* court houso door in*i m town ot L-.iwroiiooville (Iwiimctt ("Hictvii-..rjriu, within the toga lunn-ot - ,ic. on tun first Tues day in January no: t, the following dcs, rined (iroperty to-wit. Time hum'll i uml tori.'- iglll urn-- of mml, imii'i' or less, s-iluaftd on tin Anpiliichee rivtr in mid omin'y and Lieing part ol a trad ongitmlh to 'I honets Collais, and a joining l«nd»: f Willis (I. Biowii.cn the north land of the evtaie of Lovick Betis, on the North-went, Nancy Tanner on the I South,laudn ol the estate of ,hel VV i i;; 1 1 and Susan Etheridge on the East, the metes rod bounds ol wnieli aie se u a deed bom It' M. Wheiier, Slieiiß to B.i'ah VI R'lki stniw f xecatrix ol O. T' ltakestraw. deceased, and iwordeil in tbe (Jinks office of (jwimielt Superior c urt, book I’, page 253* L.vieJ oil as the property of the es tate of tj. T. Uakestraw, deceased, by virtue ol a li iu from Bwinnctt Su|*‘iior Vouit iii laror ol vrilln E. Seales, ex e utor of wiHjain Seales, deceased, versus Surah VI. Kukistiaw. executrix ol (j I Raki straw, dee.-wei Property pe n ted out by defendant. Also, at the same .time ami place will be sold, all that tract or parcel ol land lying and being in said county, known and disiingii shed in the ph n of su'd county, us part ol lot No 178, in the 6ih (list ol su'd county, containing one hundred and twelve (112] aeies, more or less, bom ded us billows *'• mine • i gOn Ihe soull .wot eor UCt of said 10l U! d running no.lli along the original hne 160 rods, in a J t rtiees line, thence‘east, alo g said Bruce'.- line on the east side ol Sweetwater creek thenee south along the original east iim of said lot forty rods, thence kiuth forty lods, theucg south-west thirteen rod.- thence wot -liiiety two rods, more oi less, to a stake, thenee vo *th to the orig inal south Hi: . thenee along the sou b to the si ailing point. It being Ihe piac I when ! n a Cain and Mary (,'ain j now resale levied on as the property ol said Jo nas Cain and Vary Vaiw, by virtue iff and satisfy six (1 hut Irhm (Ivvinn l. Superior ('ourt in lavor of >v, R New vs donas Lain and Mary Bum Pro)ierty poimed oat by Plaintiffs | Attorney. Also ut the same time and place, will Ibe sold, one I mailed and twenty five , (125) acres oi /.cal. more or It's , in fin 444iL malitia district of said county ‘ i owji as pert of lots nos. 264 and 173 | i iu Ihe 7th dist. of said county adj lining lands of J II Bryant oo the Eii_l..L. I ,'ii ; . i: t,,.- utfif, iiilon no th: north, it being the place wlu-reoii the defendant now resides Livied ou as the property ol Harris Puckett by v rtue of and to satisfy two li fas from the Justices court of the 444i1i H VI of said county .in luvor ol Thompson and Patillo vs said Jiairisou ! i’u, kelt Levy in ole and i(‘turned 1o rn by VV F. (iluwsou, L O. Also at Ihe same time and place will be sold, five In ndred (500] ucies ol land more or less, lying iu the sti.- dist of said county, bounded on the North by VV T Nash, east by i W Boldsmi'ii South by Alexander Ifualt; and west by lands ol tiie estate of Anderson Arnold dece soil including 97 actes ol.forest land-bounded by Alvin Hutchins on the Kust south by Alex W Hoitt west by l lionm Arnold known as tire asi Wade plac ■ and where a. a Dyer, formerly iivid and where (Jeorge Dutton now re sides. Levied on as the property of a a. Dyer by \irtue of and to satisfy six fi fas from the justice court of ihe 408ibuist G M of said county in favor ol J W .Scruggs vs a a Dyer. « I-evy made and returned to me by W Vi Langley. L (J. Also at .he same tunc- and place wili be sold.all th t tract or ; aicel cl land situated in the ‘own of I.awrencevitle ow innett county, and known as p -rt of lot No. 03 bounded as follow.;- to wit Beginning at the Sout cast corner of said lot- running al us or gati street west thirty lei I-thence North parel'i 1 wth un u'ley forty leet. th nee east to said ailcy, th nee to the beginaii.g cor ner containing 13 00 sqia.re feet, more or less. Levied ori as the pioperlj ol John M Mills by virtue ol e justice court fi fa issued from 'b- 407th district- u m in favor R N Robinson versus said jobn ,’J Mills. I’rcpe ty pointed out by pfaintiff. l>;vy made and re usmdjo me oy A II Robin on. lc, Also al the same time and place- will lie sold, one bay mure mule about 12 yeuis old, of medium size and fi: y bush els ol coi nin the ear. m re or l.ss, and ten bushels o. wheat ra.re or less, about thr. e hundred undies of fodder and one pen of shucks, supposed la lie about two (2) iwc (2) horse wagon loads, i.i/ied on as the pfoperty ol William couey by virtue of one mortgage fi fa. Assued from Guinnelt superior cour’. septemtx-r term 1885. in favor of Frick and co. versus said William a oouev. property pointed okt by plaintiff ut torncy. tv. i\ COSBY, Sheriff. Dec, 7, 1885. Georgia—Gwinru T Coaety M. T, Verce/, J N. Verner and G. W Vemer'rtHidirg in said state having applied to be appointed guard;an oft he property of Anna, Yaron and Joseph Scales, minot chihlriD under futtneen year- of age of Wiii. T. Scales clecea-ed, and residents of said county. This is to cite ahjpersons con cerned to ,be and appear nt h- Januery term 1886 of the court of Ordinary of -aid county, and show cause, if any.they can, why t-aid M. T Verner, J. N Venter and G. YY. Verner '.should not be in terested with She guardiauship of the proper y of the s d l Minors. James T. Lampein, Dec. Ist 1885. Ordinary. I ■ fees' t ;ld sbwh Cine 0i .SDnisnal Weakness, Law ..anlrtrKl and nil d*3oriei», Or'mifht mu hy infli; 1 or Any Dnirg *1 Imp tt*f‘tncre l Is I*>r. W, FS <V Ko. !»* ki«l 4>r,**L, if nmol i \ EXFiOUIOttS SALE Bf Virtue of am! in uicori.iim t with Vho Inst will :>"<l testiiinont of Johnrl. McFJvnny, ileeeased, the nn t-rs mmd executors will sid ,on the Hist ’luesdav in Jnumiry, next, be j file tueeourt lion-■ door in the tow ; of him eiie-ville, Bwhinett ('utility, I <in. Willi n the : ego' liotirs of • ale the foil v4ng described prope ly to-wit: , Eonv ner s ‘if In el, in re or less, IntlnNo thenst e • er of lo No. IHo Jin tlnjlith land di i jet ,of said ,hmi ty. Tile jl |,'S ot sil'd Inlet, stul'tihg 11 Is id hurt hear' riier. rioniin amrtli ' east iiUm ihe in of RA Ha Ul lid's land sewenty-t wo o s, t. ene > south west 'ft itieereek, about t irt> yards above the i d smv mill pi ce >vh re two pines stand toget m r, atid ext lid eight nuts across t e creek, thenee about northeast o the ori mil line us let 106, the ee along said 1 ne n rlh east to place i\l ■ tarting, exeep ing thill p rtioiiofyaid tract i p mid down said creek belonging to J. s, MeKlvany & Soil, making live acres, more or less. Also a l wo-third imdevided iateres ,mnl lo wha i ktiuv, n as Bay Creek Mills, inelud ng all the machinery e.ouueott d with Ik inereliant mill . hereon, corn mil ,\w heal mill, holt, umu ter,s veral piert s of gearing not in use, corn shell r, ite, A two-third ] inti lest in th saw ikill, located just above Ihe grist ill 11, (iso Be shop or in ill i lie i rd above uie.saw mill and a two third interest I all tli luttchi nerv now ii sa d slioA eouslstingof one"gig saw, one cut of saw, on rip i saw , one mortising niaeS ne and bits, | one turning lathe and tools for turn ing. one 60 sa i ottni gi\i. eon e ser and lo dor, one packing screw, and one pnir of 2 toil wagon Annies, a two l liliJundivideil intere t ihaiiil to the | ianils belonging t d . S. MyUlvauy & ! w li.mioii wuieli (here is bleated two tenant houses on the n rth Aide of the creek and one st re house! oo the South side. Upon said trait, is also situated the mills disci’llicti above, i II contains thirty urns more' or less, : and adjoins tiie amis o Uurto\iUamp I J T. MoKivaney und the other mud., : herewith sold 8 Id lo pay tint d Ids ' and for dis riliution among I lei heirs [of said eeei! ed Terms o. eAhird cash, balance on time until Deft, ’.st 1886 with ,H per cent interest from date. Bond for titles given uu il all is put . The above property was sold by ns out e Ist Tuesday in November last ami was lii.. oil’ by K. M. Brand, who has faded and efused to comply with tiie termso soid site and d is now sold at 10. risk. J T. McKlvanv, Niithun Bennett, Dec. Isl 1885. ‘ Kxecliters. ADM IN ISTRATi) II Shi ALE. By virtue of an order from tiie 'Court i f Ordinary of Gwinnett Bonn tv, will lie sold iicfpio the Court 1 • u e door in the ' ‘W'H of Luwi'otiOaJ ville, tiwiio; tv, tieorgia, 1 wiiiim*’ ' "'kill hours of sale on (lie fi Oi, .May m .lunuary next lim 1 bio n'iiV I projiert v, be! A , i'„o„i it ,- I'fifty ai'res of land, more or less. - ! kiiOwii ns part of lot No. Ul, in thel 6Ui Dist, of said county, on which isl situated u luerchant and corn mill,! known as llnniers Mills, and eiulir ie ing 41 of said 10l of land on Dm South side us 14 e mill creek, with all water privileges up lo high water mark', on tie north side.of said creek Also Idly acres of land nion, or less part .of lot No k.'t, in Hie 6tli Dist. of said county and known us tbe North West coiner oi said 101, adjoining lards of D T Cain, T C Holt and the lands of said estaie. Ten acres in orig inal forest, balance in cultivation. Tiie above described lands Were sold on the first Tuesday in Novem ber lasi, and bid oil by P () Garner, who has failed and refused to comply with the terms of sale, and said iauus will lie resold at Ids risk as provided by the sLiUtle in such eases. Sold for I he purppse of distribution Terms cash. J. B, Andrews, T. \ (■iari.er,* Administrator A D MINI ST UA TO R’B 8 A LB. Will be sold belore the Court House door, in the town ol Lawrcncev II .tjw.n nett (Jouiuy. Ge irx a, within the legal hours of sale, cm W 1 First Tuesday ir. December, next, die following described property belonging to the estate ol John R. Moore, d iseased, One dwelling house and lot in lh' town of Lawreuceville, known as the Sterling lot. On said lot is a ep.eudid six room house, wbh good kitchen and out buildings 'I his lot von'ams one md a half acres, more or l ss, with good variety of fruit, poo l garden and splendid water, adjoining lands of Mrs. Davis, oc lheea-l, T M Peeples, north, Pine alley on the west, and Iroals I’ik" street This id one of the most desirable lots iu town. AESO, One lame two stoiy brick storehouse, known, as the A R Sindh corner, and r hit of lot No. 4. in said town fronting I’crry street on the east 50 feet, running back 8 feet to slake on Pi e street and a .1 Y'anglmn’s line This is in me of the b--st business localities of the tewu. * A>-SO On" small wood office on part of lor No. 4 and west of-aid store ail ioioiog- J)r. MitcUell on west, A. J. Vhugbaa south and brick sßm> on *ho east Pike street on the north, this lot is fifty feet square ALSO. One wooden dwelling anil lot in ihe twn of Lawrenoeville, Gwinnett Oonirty, on Pike street, containing one acre more or less adjoining lots of b. A. Hagood on the north, B. F, Btriekland on the east, Pike street on the smith and Reece MeMellan on Ihe west, ALSO. One small bouse awl l»»t in ihe town of Duluth, known astlie Tbiid Lowe lot ami as lot Xo. «‘»0 in orlpimil survey of saiu town. East Air Lino R. Jt front in«r R, R. fifty feet running liaek 100 leet, S >ld tor the purposi*of pay the debts of said JeCeased and lor stributioi). ’errns one hale cash, Valanee due mi her Ist with 8 per < < id *s*. Ronds lor tit.e uidil last ut is made. A. L MOORE J. M. PATTERSON. Admii^istraaors. .’L‘ 885. Ge rgia—G ain Lett G^unty, VThereus, .Janie# M Patterson and W iiiiiiui f)aT is, E,\ eciitorr o%van R. ! Steplieiißoii. deeeaswd. represents to j the eourt in then petition duly filed, j Dial. ni«v have fully administer*4 j said Van estate, 'Chi* is therefore to eite all persons eom ern e l, heirs and credit rs, toshow can* *, if any t hey can. why said executors should not be discharged from th ir | administration, and receive letters of ! on the first Monday in Jjiii uary 1880. «)amee T Lamkin. Oct 2nd 1885 Ordinary A'lmit istrator's Sale. Is\ virtue of tin order from tho j Court of Ordinary to mo gi anted as Mto tnln , ti.-l rat or, do limns non, on ; the estate of John Rutledge, Into of said comity deceased, I will soil on first Tuesday in Antiury next, wlth j in tin’ legal houy. of sale, tieforo the Court House door in the town of I,aw | reueevill , tin., tin- following dcscrili | oil (nod ol laud, containing tine liun | lift d and twenty lieu's more or less, know a ns part, of lot No 33 in the sth District said comity. Generally ] known as (lieold home place of .fcdni Rut lodge deceased, on tho oast side of ! Big I lay 11 es Crook adjoining lands of ; Joseph Rutledge and others, l'urt in ! cultivation. ]i irtlil old held pine for | esl ,\c, Sold for the purpose ol ditiri I hut ion aiming tho heirs at law. i 'Kerins ono lull I cash, the bultutoo ; duo on the Ui»tti Dee. 18S0, with good note and approved seouritv iMiKUIV J. WfiJIB. Deo. Bth 1885 A. mr l)e holds non Georgia—Gwinnett Gsunly, George W. Veruer, of said county, gimrdenn of Mail tut A., Charles LI. fohn K., Laura H., and Sarnti M., imniir orplmns of,llio late Needham .1. Mo Lory, of said enmity, deceased, has in one form applied to the under signed, for lease in soil the wild lands Belonging to tlio estate of said minor orphans pri'utely, »o wit, live-sixths inter st in and to' live hundred acres of land in Montague county and state of Texas. The same lieing a pat tot the s one lining a pint ot the lames Smith survey, and fully described in a deed conveying tlie same from Kin ’ an T. Tet roll to Amanda <’. Mebiry 1 • nd her children dated August Uifi ‘ IK7!) And said application will lie lieiul on the Hrts Monthly in .lannary 1880. J AMEH T LAM KIN, - , Ordinary. I’D s Noi Jjlfli 1885, „ AmymsTit 'Tous sale Bv virtue o" mi order from the I court of 01 dimiry of Gwinnett county, will lie sold before the court boos ' door in the town of Ltiwrenoeville Gwinnett County Georgia, within the legal boors of sale, on the first Tues da, in J.lllllin next, the following dest'J'iiied lands belonging to the es tnteof Joseph I’, Brandon late of said county deceased. Two hundred and felly live Acres of land more or le s, known hs part of lot No. ills, formerly known as the Duncan i ln.ee. On I bis lot there are about two hundred acres in original forest, fifteen acres in cultivation ami the balance in old pine fluids. This lot lies on both sides of the Lawrenee yille It. It. or ale ot two miles from Suwuneejdepot, There are two settle ments in this tract and it, is well wa tered, | / Sixty acres of land more or less‘[>art Hos lot No. 107 ill tbe 7th Jlist .of said l< eiiiily, adjoining land sot the widow's ■Dower on theNerth, Anion book ridge I'.n the South, lot 168, on tile East, and r lierrv Armstrong on the West. A Un this mo ~rbout twenty acres of I bottom, livi- of which re in eultiva- Ujoi), ine billlinee timbered laid. pAc—Lug-vWniTSaa, , i. runs Ibrougn tins lot, on which is a valiiubiTfc .shoal. J acre- <d’ land more or less part oTlols Nos. 105 and 100 in same district bordered on llie 'Vest by the widow's dower, North by Snwiinee creek, Cast by the Hutchins ferry road, Monthly lot No. 108. On ibis true lion is a settlement where W. A. lirandon now' resides, and about twenty-live acres of bottom, One aerein l his fraction is reserved where the oil grave yard now is, and Hie right of wav from t lle'gra e yurd to Hie publio road. Two bundled and fifty (250) acres more or less purl of lots Nos. 1115 and 21) in said district. All lying Hast of the Hutchens lerry road, which is the line on llie West, Huwunee creek is the line on the North, adjoining iatids of j. T. Baxter on the Kast mid let No. 108 and K. W. Wheeler ou the Mouth. On this lot there are Iwtsily five acres in button, all in cultivation, thirty-live acres in old Meld, the hul aiict in original limber. All near M - wiuiee depot. Two hundred acres of land more or less, known as part of lots 208, 209 and 100, in Hie Till district of said c Lilli V. One hundred and thirty three acres of this land is known as the Folly b- nglcy place, immediately on the Air bine Railroad, adjoining lands of Scale's estate, Brown’s estate, bung ley mid others. And has a residence and ten acres of open laud. Seventy acres, known as all that part of the Brandon home p'aec lying north of Suminee creek. Upon this f raction there are about fifty irivs of flue bottom, fwenty acres of which are in cultivation. These two pieces will be sold together, constituting the 200 acres, t One hundred acres more or less No. 27, in the the 7th district of said, county known as the bambert place as ihe Orr’s ferry road, which is llie Wesi line ol this fraction, il adjoins J. a. Born on the North, Cox ou the Kast, and Smith on the South. About twenty acres in pine, old fields and the balance m original timber. Hold for llie purposed distribution. Terms one half cash, Hie balance due at one year, with bond for titles, and interest at 8 percent. 11. li. PEEBLES W. A.HJHANDON, Nov. 17lb lsss Administrators* corgia—Gwinneli County. K. t) MV-dlock, has in due form ap plied to the undersigned for perma nent let lera of administration ou the estate of Fannie Kirklau I,late of said county deceased, an d 1 will pass up on said application on the first .Mon day in February 1886. James T.Lanikiti, Dec 7th 1885, Ordinary. Notice to Debtors and Creditors All persons having demands against >e estate of K T Tern 11, wib present hem dii .y uutlieiil ieated tor pay men .1 A JlhS D. MPKNCK, Dec Bth ISsS Aiimr \DMINi7sJRATOR’S SALE. By virtue of an order of the court of Ordinary of Guilmelt county, will be sold before the court house d oor at I Gumming, Forsyth county, Gu , on the Ist Tuesday in January IHB6, dur ■ ing the legal hours of sale, the follow ling described laud, belonging lothe j cslafe of Win.T. Scales deceased, and -limited ill Forsyth county Gh. | Fort; acres more less, all in the ■ woods,' and adjoining lauds of Thus. ; bit lie on the Kast, John Lowe on the West, Ttios. bittle oil the North and ! Tims, Goll.ns on the So th. Also ninety acres more, or less, sit uated on Deck's Creik mnl Cow Pen Branch, and hounded us follows: Kast I by lands of N b. Hutchins, West by binds of T. I). L’errv, North by lauds of K. D. IJttie and Month by lands es T. I). Terry, Upon this tract there are sixty acres of good bottom land in cultivation—fifteen of good up land anil fifteen of heavily ti i bered land. Sold for the purposeof paying the (k bts of deceased cud for distributing among his heirs. Terms one-third* cash, one third Dec. Ist lsß6, One-third Dec. Ist 1887 Intrust at 8 per cent per annum. Bond for title given purchasers. David E, Littlb, Administrator. JOHN T. SVILBON, Jr., f Georgia —Gwinnett Coun'y. “M. M Garner, having in proper form apulted to me for letters of admin istration, on the estate of Thomas M. i Garner, lute of sn I eouw <y. Tbia 1* to eite all unit singular the creditors and next of kin of T. M.Gar ner. to he ind appear at my office on the lirst Mon.lu) in 1 muary, next mid show cause it u v i hey can, why letters of Administration si auld not he granted to Mellvlliofi. * ftruVr, on T M. Garner’s estate. i/urnes Lamkin, Nov Doth ’B6 Ordinary, NOTICE All persons indobtsd to G W F I Craig, late of said county decease’ 1 , ; who l uil to make settlement with th» i undersigned w'thln tile next thirty ! days will llini llieir n.tes anil ae i count# out lor eollaotl iu. And all persons holding claims gains! said «s late are notified to present them du ly proven as required by I w vt. T, Craig, J K. Orsi*, Dec7thlßßs Executors. P reclamation. To the itizens 0/Law • renceville and Vicinity- I, the High Royal King of lie Happy Christmas Festival- Ike Invinci ble MAN I A CLAUS —seuii forth tins, my edie't. Hint l have established my Hindquarters in liawreacev Uo at the well known house of JMWilson W hare you an lii.d '.lie neatest, fresh e-st and nicest stock of candies, nuls, toys, va;os, novelties, fancy and family groceries tu be found north of Atlanta. Now, in ihstiing this my edict, it is ti e expresj djsire of your Kayal Highness, Hunts Clans, that every man woman and child in this whole county go at mice t* see this oiaenifieeul display ot Christmas goo Is- which are offered cheaper than ever —purchase and participate in the glnrioiw festivities just ahead In this edict 1 w ' stute thut Mr, Al bert Brown, the rleverest boy of all' is in charge, and ill make the children “oh, so happy ‘ en they eull t him. Itenirmr my headquarters JOH iN M. WILSON’S. Lawrer.eeville, (fa. \ IT WILL BE HERE. I And don’t yon furs, et it. Wiiat 1 rVVhyjuauaiy Ist 1886; and don't yipi I forget tlint all those who owe Almond '.ili x i'b., Kii'i n7iTFt7!eff^TW*th*- I MJiJijii«s counts m n y hands for collection, and I am determined to settle them up. if you don't come forward by ihe 10th of January, and nuke satis- I'ai lory settlements don’t, think hard ol me if you Mud same in the hands of an attorney for collection, as llie business of the old Mrm must lie clos ed ill). Remember prompt pay makes good credit, und secures goods at the lowest, prices. Mo please help mu now und 1 will help you another yeur. Take due nolioe thereof. Heaped fully, J. H. AUMAND. SPECIAL, Mount Vernor Chapter No. 89,wi1l liold a special convoc .fion Saturday i veniiig 26th inst., to elect officers lor the ensuing year. Kvery meinber is rtiiuested to’ be present. Royal Arch Masons of oilier chapters are in vited to ul tend. j. I) SPENCE,H. P. A. T. PATTILLO, Sec. FOR FORTY DAYS—AT COST Now is the lime to get finly furnished boggles and wagons at cost Rather iban carry our stock of buggies and wagons over »o next spring we have deiermins ed to offer them a/ cost of tnnnus fiicmro for the next forty days, our entire s'oek of furnished work. All of which is guaranteed sb firsl class. Now i& ihe tims to get eleg intly furnished work at bankrupt prices 0 nne and come soon or you wil miss a bargain, Rag well & Gowkn. ' Flowery Branch, Qi, Dec 18, 85 —?t, J. i'>. BltOGDON— Suwanke, Oa. is * OVERSTOCKED AND MUST UNLOAD. Thousauds of remnants, prints, checks, wors'.e Is, flannels, jeurib at iiaif price, to get rid of the goods one large coun'er full of odd#and ends of boois uad shoes for less than cost to close out. The migh ty dollar goes a leug way just now. * ONE LOT Boy’s Wool Hats so be closed out at the small sdm of 5 cents each. I have about eight dozen of those hats bur I do not expect i j have lne of them after Christ mas. I bought them ns a“Job’ and can make a profit at the price 1 offer them. I have some “Jobs’’ in clothing to close before chti-trr as one lo of suits for men at $3,50 worth six dollars one lot at $5,00 worth $7,50. My ten dollar suits rnark id to SB,OO. In fact I atn selling clothing at s'aagh ering prices, as lam overstocked and the goods must go if low prices will move them FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR, One c. r load ExJra Family Flour itt $4,50 per barrel, one car T 1 ancy Fiour at $5.65 per barrel, 25 bar rels Best Latent Flour a $5,7 a Bargain, this flour is iu bar rels. Come and see me. JOHN B. BROUDON. “The Leader of Low Prices. NO 42 I'enoevill*, a* second om** mail taa?" hr. NOTICK A* tin- Cio h R ud , j .ir miles N. nh East if Mtouf* Monntain, at the place kuown iu ante-bellum dayi, as TRICKUM. I have opened a first class Country utore id which 1 respectfully invite the jitizens, and tie pubho generally to give mo a cailpuLpict my goods and prices. Yon will find almost everything known to the mercau ile world. i hive a full line of Lit dtrs Dr exit Goode, from the Ootion checks to the fi ne Ht. A lino assortment ol Jeuus, ns good ns the tirst, imd ns cheap as the cheapest. eiit’s hlkjch n.nd boots, all cuss turn made, every pair guurentead when sold, aud ut rock oottoui prices. i-adies shoen “wilnont number" ami almost without price. Every pair goaiameed. A No. 1 line of Flannels, plain, figured mil medicuteJ. Oonia liutf.; just come and t ee them. Sheeting, shirting, bleeching. drilling, damask, linsey, ticking, oil cloth, etc., etc., No one cau see my line of suspenders and not buy. Gent’s collars, both paper and linen. To rnuke a long story short; 1 1 most everything that eith or Gouts or lady can desire. Family Groceris. - • in if mnmMrnmm Tr.tl'ee. sugar, sy, up , spice, ginger soda, pepper, meat, luad, flier nny'biug you want. Powder, a :*t caps, kerosine oil, cheese, crack' ers, oysters, etc., I also have nails, cutlery, plows, trace chain*, roping, well buckets, mid other ar ticles in uLumlaiice. too tedious to tuen'ion. All the above named article* lmv been bought at Ro*:k liouom prices. Cash paid for every ar ticle, hence my lew pr cts. To ten is but lo buy. My motto is, “Quick Silas and Small Profit*,” cou,.'ed with fair dealing. The highest market price pviil for all kinds of country produee— paid in goods at cash price* I have secured the services of atci c a gain. who will take great pleasure in showing you my golds and ing yon the price*. Gentlemen and ladies, / am now n stranger among you, but I tope I will- »jyii meet you, and form an acquaintance, which may be agree able and lasting, therefore, lagaia invite you to come to see me; *ee tuy goods titnl Ileum the prices, and I know you will come again, •JAMEST. ALMAND. Berkshire District. 11 WILL PAY YOU. If yon *>ropoße going H’t-st, or Nor'hwest, to write to me. I represent the short Line. F D. Bush, D P A. Atlanta, Oa. Pine line of clothing at Almaud Don’t fail to look at the Jeans, at Alraand’s if you want to buy. • »•*'<;”, Pn*,.y l-.ioo Co. i. ing .dl ti»-; iks that attack ’ .tic children, it is a wonder that - ty of the poor little youngsters live to grow up. There arc children who are truly • >bjects of pity. h. />.: y seem &iiftpst •loodless. Their cheeks are thin uid pinched; their eyes are hcllcw; and their skin is tightly drawn 'vc t. their foreheads. There is lotliing hearty about to cm. The j lo no' enjoy their lives. They are -iuffei lg from the debility tha* leads o marasmus. Poor things! D< a good deed for the pale, pool, puny, pallid ’hild. Hand its inollicr a bottle of Brotvn't lr#n Hitters, lieic is life even for the •nost deiica'e. he most debilitated; br the child almost given up for lead. Iron in the bk-od is what tha child needs to brmg ii up. The little digestive v.'Tl re cover. The p-le C-V ’ s will fill out ftie we«.'r groccs (>: me child will be exchanged for hie merry prattle ot infaiu le gladness. Your druggist wiH , tell \o; v ai