Georgia Historic Newspapers

    Boiled Down and Dished Dp
Tell till® soul with sorrow laden
If, within the distant Aideun,
It shall plasp a sainted maiden
Whom the angels name Lcnore
Clasp a rare and radiant maiden
Whom the angels name Lcnore:
Nameless here forevermore!
—Selected.
A grocer in Tifton lias -his bacon
labeled “Inside Matter.”—Gaysett.
To insure a bappy new year, keep
the liver clear and the body vigorous
by using DeWiU’s Tittle Early
Kisers, the famous little pills for
constipation and liver troubles.
Luk» & Ashley.
Rev. Eugene Sikes, of Cor, was
i« town on Monday last, and paid
UR a pleasant visit. He is one of
Dodge’s best eitissus and progress¬
ive farmers.—Eastman Times-Jour
»al.
Paul Pc-Fvy, of Columbus, Ga.,
suffeied agony for thirty years, and
Wen cured bis Piles by using De
Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve. It heals
iujurie* and skin diseases like
magic. Luke & Ashley.
M. II. Ilendley, of Berrien county,
was found guilty of raising a 61 sil¬
ver certificate to 6100, in the United
States court at Savannah last week,
and has been sentenced to three
years iu the penitentiary at Raleigh,
N. C.
Horrible agony is caused by
Piles, Burns and Skin Diseases.
These are immediately relieved and
sju'ckly cured by l)e\Vitt’s Witch
Haael Salve. Beware of worthless
imitations. Luke <& Ashley.
The Atlanta Evening Journal is
the foremost afternoon paper in the
•tate and is deservedly popular. The
semi-weekly edition of the Journal
is an excellent paper for those who
are without a daily mail, and the
price is only $1 a year.
Mr. S. A- Faekler, editor of tho
Micanopy (Fla.). Hustler, with his
wife and children, suffered terribly
from LaGrtppe. One Minute Cough
Core was the only remedy that
helped them, 'ft acted quickly.
Thousands of others use this remedy
'*» a specific for LaCfrippe and its
exhausting after effects. Luke &
Ashley.
Hugh Spear, whose farm is near
Americus, brought in a genuine cu¬
riosity Tuesday in the shape of a
hunch of rats. There were ten of
the rodents and the strange feature
■was that their long tails were all
tied together in one big, inex¬
tricable knot. Mr. Spear found the
animals thus welded together in a
shuck pen and killed the whole lot,
carrying them to town with the ten
miils plaited in a hard knot, just as
he found them.—Albany Herald.
Coughing injures and inflames
sore lungs. Ono Minute Cough
Cure loosens tho cold, allays cough¬
ing and heals quickly. The best
cough cure for children. Duke &
Ashley.
Commissioner Henderson, of Ir¬
win, proposes to furnish good roads
for the county without additional
taxation by cutting the pay of jurors
one-half and reducing the salaries of
county officers,- including his own.
This is a good plan for the county.
It is a little rough on the jurors and
officers, hut they ought to have pa¬
triotism enough to help them pull
through. — Tifton Gazette. The
Gazette dropped the subject too
quick. It should have gone on and
stated whore the “little roughness”
comes em.
The smallest tilings may exert
the greatest influence. DeWitt’s
Little Early Kisers are unequaled
for evercoeiing eonetipatiou and
liver troubles. Small pill, best pill,
safe pill. Luke & Ashley.
From information received here
yesterday the belief obtains that
James Mehcgan, the ex-banker of
Abbeville, Ga., who broke jail in
Americus a week ago, has safely
reached his old home in Tarboro
N. C., where he was first arrested
upon the charges under which he
was indicted. The officers hero
trailed Mehogan and John far Ham, -
who escaped with him, as as
Hurtsbovo, Ala., where the scent
was lost. They now- believe that
Mehegan is safe among his friends
in North Carolina. -—'Americas
Times'-Recorder.
These are dangerous times for the
health. Croup, colds and throat
troubles lead rapidly to
tiou. A bottlo of One Minute Cough
Cure used at the right time
preserve life, health and a large
amount of money. Pleasant to take;
like it- Luke &
Hit tho Mark.
Two inddishly dressed ladies, one
quite blonde and the other dark and
statuesque, sat on the sunny side of
a Prytauia street cm* the other
morning and ate chocolate lozenges
out of a paper bag, says the New
Orleans Times-Demoerat. Between
times they chatted blithely.
“1 do wish,” said the blonde,
“that the newspapers would get
through printing all that stupid
stuff about Cuba and the Philip¬
pines^
Awfully tiresome, isn’t it,
dear?” assented her darker com
panion.
“Perfectly dreadful' and besides
it’s so confusing. 1 tried to read a
piece litis morning and . got till
mixed up. Do you know what they
mean by provisional government for
those folks in Cuba?”
“Why, certainly, dear,” replied
the brunette, brightly. “It’s a gov¬
ernment that gives them provis¬
ions.”
At this stage of th# conversation
a brute of a man who had been pre
tending to read a paper opposite
went out on the platform and
chuckled so boisterously that the
car nearly slipped its trolley. “Ho,
ho, he glllgled, ‘ they may oe oil
on all the rest, hut they’ve got that
provisional government proposition
down to a fine point, sure as blazes!”
LaCrippc Successfully Treated,
“I have just recovered from th«
second attack of la grippe this year,
says Mr. Jus. A. Jones, Mexia, Tex.
“In the latter case I used Cham¬
berlain’s Cough Remedy, and I
think with considerable success,
only being iu bed a little over two
days, against ten days for tho for¬
mer attack. Tho second attack I
am satisfied would have beep equally
as bad as tho first but for the use of
this remedy, as I had to go to bed
in about six hours after being
‘struck’ with it, while in the first
case I was able to attend to busi¬
ness about two days before getting
down.” For sale by Luke & Ashley.
Georgia’s Tax Burden.
*
The tax commission is all right,
and wo trust will succeed in bring¬
ing all property which has escaped
taxation to the light, but what the
people of Georgia want is the bulk
of taxation reduced. It is not so
much the question as to who pays
the taxes as it is the amount which
i* paid, for the people have it all to
pay anyway, and if some property
escapes, It only increases the rate
on what is led't. Of coftrse a few
individuals may save some dollars
by hiding their property from the
tax gatherer, but we believe if the
rate was not so high there would
naturally be less uiireturned prop¬
erty and a more general equaliza¬
tion of the taxation. Let the eom
mission go on with it* work, but in
the meantime let’s find some means
by which to lessen, as well as to
equalize, pniiulivn fbo tiie nmmint amount -or nf trCOlgia b
tax burden, and we would suggest
biennial sessions of the legislature
as one of the first steps in this di¬
rection.—Eastman Times-Journal.
How to Provent Pr,aumonia.
perhaps . that
Xotl ai’0 aware pceu
monia always results from a cold or
from au attack of la grippe. During
the epidemic of la grippe a few
y ears „ ago, M r hen _ SO „ ___ ID any cases re
suuea IU pn©«1U0Qld> U II was Ob- u
served i it that t *L the attack *i r WRS never lOl- e i
i lowed v ^i t>nat j r , disease i* When . i (bnam- z U
uy
berlam’s Cough Remedy was used,
It counteracts any tendency of a
cold or la grippe to result iu that
dangerous disease. It is the best
remedy iu the world for bad colds
and la grippe. Every bottle War¬
ranted. For sale by Luke &
Ashley.
History tells us Rome was saved
by tho cackling of geese. Some of
our politicians seeni beat oti trying
to make history repeat itself.
A mail can sometimes learn a
great deal by studying the disposi¬
tion of women—-but the tuition
usually conies high.
Kentuckian who alway s carries
. m .\, wile save it's ^ List as ea .
et , hilarious . water it is V
" on as 8 09
land,'
LvEG AL A D V eRTI © IN G.
hi!RRILL’S SALES.
tii'oiicrA .... ,. . l ,, ofinty. A
Irwin
WiHhe sold, hefOi'e the court house door, at
Irwinville. the. on tlu* first Tuesday in March,
ls!)!). within the legal hours of saio. t lie follow
ing properly, to-ui,: A Ceriain tract or 1 par
cel of laud situated in the city of Fit 7 .ge.ru Id,
On.,'known as lot number 21, "block (», square
(J. as. shown in vied recorded plat of the sol'd city the of
Li t/gerald. Is on and to be as
property of <II. Bowen the. to satisfy one of execu- said
turn issued from Mary county. E. Clare court aiul against
connty in favor of
tin* said <;. 11. Bo\Vcn. # This Jan. 30, 1'!)!).
Also, at the same time and place, will he
sold one parcel of land situated distinguished in the city of in
Litzgerald, Ga., known and
{ho plat of said city as lot number 14, block 11 .
mm ie 5. Also 170 acres of land, being part of
lot ; number 203 and situated in the northeast
corner thereof, in the 4th 'and district of said
county. Levied on and to be sold as the
er!y of fa. J. Potynuiey to satisfy four execu
lions issued from the county court: of said
county: One in favor of the NVaxelhaurn Co.,
one in* favor of Bock & Cregg Hardware and Go.,
one in favor of Mayfield Woolen Mills, due
in favor of Joseph Rosenheim & Co., and
against D. W. llnulkand E. J. Dorruiney. Levy said
made by Wm. Rogers, county bailiff of
county, and returned to me. This Jan. 30, 1899.
Also, at the same time and place, will be
sold two parcels of land situated in the 4th
land district of said county: Eighty-five north¬
acres of lot number 304, situated in t he the
east corner of said lot, and 38 news in
northwest corner of lot mimher 27s. Levied
on and to he sold as the property of A. Mel unis
to satisfy two executions issued from the
county court of said county One in favor of
Inman. Smith «X Do., and against W. T. I‘ail Ik
ami A. Mcluuis. and one in favor of Inman,
Smith & Co. and against A. Molnnis. Levied
on by Wm. Rogers, county‘bailiff of said coun¬
ty and relumed to me. This Jan. 30, 1899.
WAKHKN LbKTiTIEU,
2-3-Jt Sheriff I rwin county.
DKPUTY SIIKKIFP'S SALE.
(; va *uoi a—I rwin Oounty.
Will he sojd before the courthouse door at
IrwinviUe, in said county, within the legal
hours of sale, at public outcry to Tuesday the highest in
bidder, for (‘ash, on the first
March. 1899, ithe following property, to-wit:
Tii-it certain tract or parcel of land lying and
being in said county, containing ten acres
nio i.(. u.^sand known as tfn uc.tv ti-tet mini¬
sill<i comi mpany > anv and <«>ci plat ai.-it filed aie<i in in office office of of (jerk C!e
of Superior Court of said county. Levied on
and to he sold as the property of C. I. Sayre,
under and by virtue! of a certain fi. fa. issued
from the Justice Court of t he 1537th district,
(b M.. of said county, in n tiivov fa vor of of Frank Frank Roden
against Sayre Bros., pi’incipal, iucinal. and and C. t I. Sayre
surety on stay bond.
Levy made .and returned to me by J. S.
Jones' constable. Purchaser to pay for title.
This January lfi, 1899.
D. \V. M. Wh itIjUY,
2-3-41 Deputy Sheriff.
DEPUTY SHERIFF’S SALES.
(.1 Kontn a -IrvVin County.
Will be sold at public outcry before the
court house door in 1 rwinville, Ga., on the first
Tuesday in March next, between the legal
hours of sale, for cash, the following veal es¬
tate, to-wit: An undivided one-tenth inter¬ the
est in a certain tract of land known as
••Old Sarah Paulk {.lace,” the same being on
lot of land No. 104 in the 5t h district Irwin
county, Ga.; said one-tenth interest i i said
tract of land containing fifteen acres, property more or
less. Levied on and to be sold as the
of Lila. Lewis under a tax fi. fa. issued by J. it.
Paulk, Tax Collector Irwin county. Ga., for
state and county taxes for the year 1898.
A Iso. at the same t ime and place, and u pon
tiie same terms, will be sold the. followin# real
estate, to-wit: An undivided one-tenth in¬
terest in a certain tract of land known as t he
-Old Sarah Paulk place,” tlu* same being Irwin on
lot of land N<>. 104 in the 5th district
county. Said one-tenth interest in said tract
of land contains fifteen antes, more or less.
Levied on and to be sold as the property of
Emanuel Griffin, colored, under a tax fi. fa.
issued by J. K. Paulk, Tax Collector of Irwin
county, Ga., for stale and county taxes for
the year 1898.
Also, at the same lime and place, and upon
the same terms, will lie sold the following
real estate, to-wit: City lot number 3, square Fitz¬
10. bioek 7. on Grant street, in the city of
gerald, as per the recorded plat of tbc Ameri¬
can Tribune Soldiers' Colony Company, on file
in the, clerk's office of the. superior court of
said county. Levied on and to be sold as the
property of Mrs. Eliza 0. Hayes, under and by
virtue of ;i tax fi. fa. issued by the tax (‘('Hect¬
or of said county against Mrs. Eliza C. 189*!. Hayes,
for state and county tax for the year
Also at tho same time and place and upon
the same terms will be sold the following real
estate, to-wit: An undivided one-lentb in¬
terest in ;; certain tract of land known as tiie
-Old Sarah Paulk place,” the same being on
lot of land No. 104, 5th district Irwin county. land
Said one-tenth Interest in said tract of
contains fifteen ‘acres, more or less. Levied
on and to be sold as the property of George
Paulk, colored, under a tax ii. fa. iftsuod by J.
R. Pauli:, Tax Gollector of Irwin count v. Ga,.,
for smte and county taxes for the year .1898.
This, Jan. 28, 1899. Gkokuk V. Paulk.
2 - 1 M!. Deputy Sheriff.
DKl’CTV SHEKIFE'S SAJ.K.
okohuia-I rwin ('ouaty.
Will Ijc sold before t he court hdbse door at
InvinviHe, in said county, witlun tlio March, legal
liours of sale on the first the Tuesday highest, in bidder,
I SOU. cash, at public following outcry to property; All of that
for the
certain stock of wines, iiyuors. beer. etc..now
in that certain building located U. on city lot
number 12 . in block number in square nurn
^m r cou„t]q , ''ui) , 7im t ^iiowb^
}*j:.^‘"So^Aumn7Xj^MrU’^Sne
Libli', ciH'.s and balls, four card
t;( ,, u . H< ! !;in gi,ig lamps, one beer cooler.
on. work board or sink, set bar glasses, and
[ot of tools pertaining to beer business. Said
property h-vied on and tola-sold as the prop¬
erly of S. M. Cohen under and by virtue of a
tiiovty '.ee fi. fa. issued from the Superior
Court of said county in favor of Florida
i'rcwiin? Company uyainst Vi. S. M. M. Cohen. This,
January 31, MKi. J>. Whiti.f.v.
D-3- ft Deputy Sheriff.
DEPUTY SHERIFF'S SALE.
URorini a— fi-win County.
Will be sold before the court.house door at
)iS
striimneckth-s. liidoz. bows. celluloifl IS liaridbi rchlefs.
27 ceHuloid collars, <5 lmirs citlfs, t>s
|} m , n coIIjms. 7 pairs lilt >.I caffs. <> leather
belts, pairs mitts. 131 pairs gloves, M) bats,
<)( t . a p Si 15 valises. 2 trunks. 4 showcases. 3
tables. Said property now in my offic« . room
\ () . upstairs ill Pbillips’ Block, City of Fit/.
'jrernld. In said behold county.' the Said property Of levied Wii
upon and to as property
Vum? "iednst ‘*aui‘VmianV ,l .7’ , F^uLt ! &
Co. This, January 31. lxHi).
I). W. M. Whitley.
2-3-it. Deputy Sheri IF,
DEPUTY SHERIFF’S SALES.
Georgia—T rwin County.
£» 1 e^ZHrut^- n^ci imSi
, >1 ^ ,<
(■’’mt’Uiiiint'fiv That ’in less.'koown
1 rcs- more or imd
: nv ,'L-esn^ comrnii 1 t y V ■ id c ii“• i ,-t isJic .rf lot of bind
',\v ••Vkvt.J ,u, 4 u »U' n Vo lie !L f S
™, S.dd the.
nroiH'i'tv of Jessie fi E. issuod Bvimctt the uikIgc collect- and by
virtue* (»t ;i tax fa aWdust by tax
orof said county Jessie E Beuuett
ror state and county ^ tax for the - war y - ■ 1898.
.
Also, at the same time and place, Will lie
sold, at public outcry, to the highest bidder.
for cash. the. followliiR deserilied land property.
“o-wii : A certain tract or less, parcel known of and eon- de-
t-jtininj? live acres, more tract or numbe!- 114 of the
•seribeit as tfvje of a-re the Aiperican Tribune Sol
recorded plat and being part of
dier.s’ C-olony C ompany, a
loti of land number 281. in the 4th land district
said county- Levied on and to be sold as
property of Thai t M. ('olein an under
by v irtue ot a tax fi. fa. issued by the tax col
lector of said county against said Thad. M.
Goleiuan. for state and county tax for the year
1898.
Also, at tho same time ahd place, will he
sold, for cash, at public the following’ outcry, t( described > tin* highest property, bidder. to
wit: A certain tractor parcel of land, con
taming live acres, more or loss. known ami de¬
as live a< we tract number 1*1 of t lie
recorded plaf of the American Tribune Sol
diors’ Colony Govnpuuy. and helm: part of lot
of hind number 28*. i.i’fciw 4th laud district of
said county. Levied on and i > he sold as ti he
property of M. ,J. t ,'oe under and l»y virtue at„
tax fi. fa. issued by the tax eoi lector of said
county against M. ,). Go.;* for shite and eoim
ly tax for the year I.H9N.
Also, A1 ut . the . same tunc „. and , place, will ... . . ;)C
sold, at public outcry, to the highest bidder,
for cash', the following described property. to
wit: A cert a in tract oh parcel of land, con
taming t wenty acres, more or less, known and
described as twenty aero tract number Tribune Join of
the recorded plat of the American
Soldiers’ Colony Co., and being part of lot of
laud number in the 4th land district of
said county. Levied on and sold as the prop
erty of .John Du vi din oyer, under a ml by virtue
of a.tax ti. fa. issued by the tax collector of
said county against John Davidmeyer for
state and county tax for the year .1898.
Also, at the same time and place, will he sold*
cash, at public outcry, to the highest bidder, for
l lie foi lowing described property, to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel of land, containing
five acres, more or less, known and described
us five acre tract number 841 of t he recorded
plat of the and American Tribune lot Soldiers’ of land Colony
I 'om puny, 3d being land part district of of said mint
ber !50, in the county.
Levied on and to be sold as the property a’ of
Mrs. M. S. Davis, under and by virtue of tax
fi. fa. issued by the tax collector of said coun¬
ty against Mrs. M. S. Davis for state and
county tax for the year 1898.
Also, HttJio same time and place, will be
sold, at public outcry, to the highest bidder,
for wit: cash, tlu* following described of property, land, known to
A certain tractor parcel
and described as a-aavt Virad No. 878 of vhe IV
corded p[;o of the American Tribune Soldiers’
Colony number Company, in the and 3rd bein<? part district, of lot of of land said
121. land
county. Levied on and to be sold as the prop¬
erty of Elbe Lreeiovc. under and by virtue of
a tax ti. fa. is-mmi bv the lax collector of said
eouuty uyainst Lille V.. Live love, for slate and
county tax for the year id is.
Also, at the same time and place, will be
sold, at public outcry, to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following described property, land, to
wit: A certain tract or parcel of con¬
taining twenty acres, more or less, known and
described as number4110 of the recorded plat
of the American Tribune Soldiers’ f'olouy
Company, and being pari of lot of land mini¬
ber 155. in the 3rd land district of said county.
k: vied ou and to be sold as the properly of
John C. Fuller, under and by virtue of a tax a
fi. fa. issued by the tax collector of said county
against John C. Duller, for state and county
tax for the year 1898.
Also, at the same time and place, will,he
sold, at public outcry, to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following described property, l'itzgerald, to
wit: A certain lot in the city of
known and described us lot mini ber 5. block 1.
square 15. of tho recorded pi at of the American
Tribune Soldiers’Colony office of the Company, as on file of
in the clerk’s superior court
said county. Levied on and to be sold as the
property of C. W. issued Dodge, under the'tax and eoiieefor by virtue of
of a tax fl. fa. bv
said county, against C. \V. Dodge, for stateand
county fax for the year 1898.
Also, at public the same time the and highest place, will bidder, be
sold, at outcry, to
for cash, certain the following the described property, Fitzgerald, to
wit: A lot in city of
nown an u described as lot number 11 , block
2, square 4, of the recorded plat of t he Ameri¬
can Tribune Soldiers’ Colonv Company, as on
tile in the office of t he clerk of the superior
court of said eouuty. Levied on aim to he
sqld as the property of C. T. Clingenpell, issued the under
and by virt ue of a tax fi. fa. by tax
collector of said county against C. T. the Clingen¬
pell, for state and county tax for year
1898.
Also at the same time and place and on tho
erty. land containing five less,
acres, more or
known and described as five-acre tract mini
ber 138-8 of the recorded plyt of the 'American
Tribune Soldiers’ Colony Company and being
a part of lot of land numbei ~Ga in the 4th
C':G''CV:C5:' : 'C’'iAC' ; C:.b;kruT’T.'TV;: j :
more or less, known and described as ton-acre
tract number 2415 as shown by the recorded
plat vf the and American Tribune Soldiers’Colony of land
Company being d a part of lot said imm
ber Ml in tbc ai land distiictol (ounly.
fl. Hartley fa. issued a! liwr.u’tidCTaml by the )'>y collector i.tm-of of said
tux
county for state and county tax for tho year
1 ? 08 .
Also at tiie same finm and place and on the
same terms will Ire sold the following parcel of pro'per- land
ty, to-v/if: A certain tractor and
eontiduiiin five.acres, moreor less, timwn
described as five-acre tract number 1308of the
recorded plat of the American Tribune Sol¬
diers' Colony Company and being a part of lot,
of land number 92 in the 3rd land district of
said county. Levied .on and to be sold as tho
property of A- E. Broad us underand by virtue
of a tax fi. fa. issued by the tax collector of
said comity for state and county tax for the
1898. ’
year .
Also at the same time and plaC* and on the
same terms will be sold the following prop
erty. to-wit: Tiiat. certain tract or parcel less, of
land conv.'Jnnig five acres, mow- <w
known and ( 1 ( . ril,ed as five-mqy tract num
n part of lot of land number (17 in The 4 th land
disiriet of ss.hl 'vninty. Levied on am! to b.>
sold ids the property of ,T. A. Brown, agent for
wifi 1 , under and by virtue of a tax I!, l’a. issued
hy the tax collector of said county for state
and county tax for the year IriJS.
A-lso at the same time and place ana on the
»amo terms will be sold the following pror jer
ty, to-wit: Tiiat certain tra.t or parcel or.less, of
laud containing twenty acres, more
known and described as twenty-acre tract
number 4529 of the recorded plat, of the Ameri¬
can Tribune Soldiers’ Gefiony Gomj.auiy and
being a-mirV of lot of land number 250.in tiie
4th land disiriet r-t said county. Levied on
and to be sold, as t.iie property of George W.
Gannon under and by virtue of a tax fi. fa.
issued by the tax collector of said county for
state an cl county tax for the year Isys.
Also at the same time and place and on the
same lerms will be sold (In' lol Low I ny proper
ty. to-wit: cily lot 17. block 7. square fi. on
(.’rant street in the city of American Fitzjreralil. Tritium as per
(lie recorded plat of the on' tile in tin
Soldiers’ Colony of till! Company superior as ill said
clerk's office court
county. o’f Levied on and to lit- sold and as the virtue prop¬
erty Sarah E. Brown under by
of a tax ti. fa. Issued by the tax collector of
said county for state and county taxes for the
year IsUS.
Also at the same time and place and Oil the
same terms will be sold tlu; following prop
erty. Ip-Wit: A certulii lot in the city of I* itz
gmmid, laiowo and described as k>t 3. block 5,
stjuare 7 of the recorded plat Company. of the American Levied
Tribune Soldiers’ sold Colony Hie Mrs. It.
on and to be and as property of •>< ii. fa.
Brace finder by virtue said a county tax for
issued T>v the tax collector of
sta,c "' X f0rthey " :U '
Also at I he sa.im- time ami place and upon
tbc same terms will be sold the following
property, to-wit.: A certain li-acl or parcel les of
land containing five acres, niunbt-r more Its! or of lie
known and (e scribed as lot Sol¬
recorded plat of tho American'Tribune
diers’ Colony Company and being land a district part of
land lot number ii!) of tbc third
of said county. Levied upon and to he sold
“ ,rt ,il1
Also at. the same time an.l place and upon
num.'„r less.
known and described as five-acre tract hum
ber Laid of the recorded plat of the American
Tribune of Soldiers’ lot of laii(l Colony iiumbi'i Company 91 the andbeing; 3rd. land
district pait of said vouuty. Li-vivd 1 in and to b«*
on
sold as the imqiorty- of I). M. Brown under and
5y virtue oi a tax fi. fa. issued by the tax col
lector of said county tor .state and county
for the year 1898. -
*
.
Also at tiie same time and place and on tiie
same terms will be sold toe following prop
erty, to-wit: Tlmt certain tract -or parcel of
Und containing five acres, moiv or less.
known and. described as five-acre the 1 ract- num
ber (>5'4 of the recorded plat of American
Tribune Holrtserk G'Mony V ompiuiy «u)d jvem.g
a part of let. of land number .149 in the- ora land
district ot said county. Levied op and to be
sold as the property of James M . Bradley mi
der and by virt B&S of a "tax fi. fa. issued oy t.ie
tax collector said county for suite and
tax tor e year 1898.
A Iso at tin same time and place and on the
same terms v» will besdd the following prop
erty. to-wit: A ceriaiu lot in the city of Lit/.
gerald. known and described as lot f>, block
7, s< j nave I of tlm recorded plat of the Ameri¬
can Tribune Soldiers' Colony Company. Lev¬
ied on and to be sold as t he property of s. H.
Coe under and by virtue of a tax U. fa .. issued
by the tax collecti ir of said county for state
and county tax for the \ o ar 1898.
Also at thi'same time and place and on the
same terms will he sold the following prop¬
erly. to-wit: A certain lot in the city of Litz
gc ra.ld known and described as lot 7.’ dock 3,
spuin'*.' 12 of tiie recorded plat of the American
Tribune Soldiers’ Colony Company. Levied
on and to be sold as the property of Phil.
Cummings under and by virtue, of a tax fi. fa.
issued by the tax collector of said county for
state and county tax for the year is'js.
Also at the same time and playe ami on t he
same terms will be sold the following prop
erty, to-wife: That ecT-iain tract or careel t
land coni,*tin’n;c ten aovs. more or les
knowiv and clesevibeti as ten-mere 1 me! num-
lu'r 2215 of the recorded plat of the American 1
T’rihune Soldiers’Colony Company in'tlm and boom
a pari of lot said of '.ami number F>H JdAnmi 1
distinct of county. Levied ou audio b
sold as the property of Burnaby,
and by virtue of a tax fi. fa. issued by the tax !
collector of h. said eoiany foi state ami county j
. • .'A j
Also at the will same time sold ami tlie pb.KHi following and on t,he
same terms he* prop
ei*ty, to-wit: A certain lot in the city of Lit/.
gerald known and described lot * 10, block
as
LL square 11 of the recorded plat of the
American Tribune Soldiers' Colony Company.
Levied on and to be sold as the property of 11.
V. Fitch under and by virtue of a tax ti. fa.
issued by the tax collector of said county for *
state and county tax for the year 18U.S.
I). W. M. \Yh iti.e v,
i-r>- 4 t Deputy Sheriff Irwin county.
NOTH’fc: TO DEBTORS \N1> CREDITORS
(JBORGIA—Irwin County.
Notice is hereby given to all creditors of the
estate of L. L. Johnson, late of said, county,
deceased, to render i:i an account of 1 heir de¬
mands tome within the time prescribed by
debted law. properly to said made deceased out., And hereby ail persons requested in
are
to make immediate r>- incut to the undcr
signed. This. Jan liar X isff.l.
M us. A. M. Johnson,
2-3»ot. . Administ rat rix.
LIBEL FOR 1)1 VOitCE.
CiEORGia Irwin County.
Sal lie B. Chapman vs. James W. Chapman:
I abel for divorce.
It appearing to the Court that there is no
service in the above staled ei iso, if is ordered
by the Court that- service be perfected by next
term of said court. C. 0. Smith. ,). S. c.
To Janies \V, Chapman: You are hereby re
<]Uired by the I will terms proceed of the to foregoing ord* divorce r to
appear, or- secure my
at tiie next term of irwin Superior-Court.
2-3-2 m. Mrs. Sam.i U. Chavman.
DERI TV SHERIFF’S SA LK.
,(«EOimi a Irwin County.
Will be sold before the court house door in
I rwinville, (J a..ini the legal the first hours Tuesday of sale, in March, cash,
1899. between for
the following d< less, ‘ribed property, land lot to-wit: No. 2G5. Ten 1th
acres, more or of
land district of said county, known and de¬
scribed as 5-acre tract Is NTs. 1450 and 1151 of
the plat ted lands of tiie American Tribune
Soldiers’ Colony Company of said county, as
shown by the recorded pint: of said company I
isl'y a justice court ii. fa. issued by the justice
court of tiie 1537th district. G. M.. in fa vor of
.). \Y. Huggins. .J. Fountain. Levy L. made ! and returned to
me by H. I). ( W. . M. WhitIjKV,
2-3-4L Dejmty Sheriff 1. (’.
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.
Mrs. Libby Davis y,. Chari,y Davis: I.i
he! for divorce, Irwin Superior Court,
November Term, 181)8.
It. appearing to thp Court, by the return
0 f t | K . sheriff in the above stated case, that
+ 1 .,, defendant does not reside in said
does not leside in this state, it is tlieieloie :>v
ordered by the Court that service be per
footed on the defendant by the publication
0 f this order once a month for four months
k,.. i tin 1 next term of this court in t*i<*
g'iffi' •»ls|*atcli ; a newspaper published in
Irwin county, (.eonjia.
\\.’J'. Wji.mams. (’. U. Sxtrnr.
Petitioner's Atty. J.H. C.
i Ins 8 n l is to .1 rwii.t certi!} < -s’tiiity. that the above is a for¬
fleet copy of mi order granted by the .JuilKe
ot the Ftiperior Court at November term,
1808, and recorded on the minutes of said
court. This, December 12th. 1898.
J. 15. D. 1'aui.k,
* Clerk S. th 1. 0.
GIT ' u aijua. ATT OV
Georgia—Ivvv’rn )-• Fopneil\. County. ndniinistrato!
^ Ifid'cas, oi
the estate of ^Alexander I elkey. represents
to the court in bis petition , dujy filed and
entered on reeortl,\lmt lie lTikey’s has fully admin
i s t rre d said Alexander ( .Male:
' CUiK-n, r !'F : . s k.ndi^d mid (!-,...to.s, ut ^licw ; on :
cans- if any they can. why stud adiimus
trator should not be (iisciiarged front bis
administration, mid Mondav receive in letters April, oi 1899. dis¬
mission on the first
iT-l^t J..!. I,hk. Ordinary.
No healthy person need fear any
dangerous consequences from an at¬
tack of la grippe, if properly treated.
It is much tho samo as a severe cold
and requires precisely tho same
treatment. Remain quietly at home
and take Chamberlain’s Cough Rem¬
edy as directed for a severe cold and
a prompt and complete recovery is
sure to follow. For sale by Luke
& Ashloy.
OCILLA LODGE NO. 374 F. A A. M.
l’etmlfir monthly communications second
Wednesdays at 10 a. in.: fourth Wednes¬
days at 7 |>. m. X r isitinjr members in good
standing arc cordially invited to attend.
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It. L. Hi.mu.csox, Sec’y
OCILLA LODGE NO. 106 K. OF P.
Oc-illa Lodge No. loti Knights of Pythias
holds regular weekly meetings every Mon¬
day night at 8 o'clock. Visiting members
in good standing cordially invited
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, COIlllCCtCU , Wltil .
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mail ,, Board of 1 ^ rilSt-GCS, Ot* tile
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Get The Best.
7-jewel Elgin. Waltham amt other
high grade watches in silverine
eases .... ......$ 8.50
Atlas (Elgin). Standard .\. V. and
Trenton watches, stem wind and
set......................... .. 2.50
Gold filled eased watches, *5 to .. 20.00
Full 15 and 17 jewel Mvatciies, up.
Rogers* celebrated for t riple silver-plated 1.75
teaspoons, set of (5.........
Rogers’ triple plated tablespoons, (L . 8.50
Rogers’ triple plated knives and forks,
per set of (j of both.............. 8.50
Heavy solid silver thimble............25
Solid gold bow specs, $8.50 to...... 5.00
Best gold filled bow specs. $1.50 to... -.50
Steel bow ami s*>li<i nickel silver
specs, from 50c to...... .... 1.00
Common spec* clocks, ami eyeglasses, worth $1.30.......85 10c to .15
Lever alarm
Best 8-day half hour strike clocks,
warranted installment same plan quality from as sell on 2 85
$5 tn$0.... ;
One day striking clocks.............. 2>45
All other goods in proportion. Whatever
we are out of will order on fdiort notice.
All goods marked free of charge amt war¬
ranted as represented or money refunded.
wsr Wsttsteln’s Jewelry « Store, /-v
FITEGrERAL'i).
SMITH’S DRUG STORE.
NEXT TO HANK,
TIFTON, - GA.
EVERYTH I NO IN THU
OKt'G AND M15D1CIXKLINK.
rusoftirnois a siecialty.
1 8 98 tf
m; coloh-y drug stork (»■
J. II. (loonMAX & Co.,
l’HOPiflKToHS,
PITS6G»iUAli1>, GEOltGIA.
I’lue drugs and medicines. Latest im¬
proved trusses. Tobacco and cigars. I’er
umcry and soajis. Lain;,* and fixtures.
Optical goods. AH kinds of cold drinks.
Prescriptions a specialty.
Directory Irwin County.
Judge Superior Court--C. 0. Smith.
Solicitor-General—.Juo. F. DeLacey.
County Solicitor—VY. .Bulge—J. B. Clements. F. Way.
County J. Leo..,
Clerk Ordinary—J. Superior Court—J. B. D. Faulk.
Sheriff—Warren Fletcher.
Tax Receiver—J. J. Faulk.
Tax Collector—E. G. Fletcher.
Treasn rer—.) as. Walker.
Surveyor-—K. J. Hogan.
Coiu’r tCds and Kevcmu— U. Ilendersoa.
School Commissioner—Marion Dixon.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
John Clements. Chairman; K. I,. Hen¬
derson, Lucius Faulk, George W. Fletcher
and G. C. Ball.
JUSTICES ANO NOTARIES.
4&;i> District.
G. W. Pridgeon. Justieft of the Peace
L. J. Prescott ... .......Notary Public-
518th District.
T. F. Edge .... .Justice of the Peace
J. A. J. Nobles .......Notary Public
090th Distkict.
T. E. Fletcher..... Justice.of the Peace
G. W. Conger...... .......Notary Public
901 st District.
Marcus Luke................Notary I’ubiio
. 989o District.
j) li! f j Parker .) ustico of the Fence
w - ^ kre '’ ... .Notary 1’iiblie
1388th District.
A. Melnnis.... J ustice of the Peace
Jacob Fussell. ......Notary Public
14’JIst District.
J. H. McNccse.... .....justice of the Peace
1529th District.
w Justice of the Peace
dW car...... „ ..... .Notary Public
1587TII I lSTIUCT.
]). W. Paulk .. ... .Justice of the Peace 1
NV. B. Moore ., ..........Notary Public
155Ctii District.
r 7 y* SH?.,V q * * ’ .....fustice of the Peace
J. , J. Whiddon. ..........Notary Public