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Why Leave The Farm? Why arc so many old farmers Jbaving the farm and going to town? \Vhnt inducement is there in the towns for them? What encourage¬ ment -is it to a young man to see no many old men leaving their farms and going to town who were horn .and.veaied on the farm, who wore taught to farm for a living—.that it I -was the best, place oa eaith to live — that it was the most honest and honorable way «f making a living —that the most happiivess was found there—that the most pleasant days were spent there and everything more pleasant there than anywhere Use? ,.T cannot see any inducement in •town for a man who has spent the ■most of his life on the farm. What does he want to go to town for .in ,his old age? It seems t > me if lie •wanted jiea.ee and hrtppinoae, -ho would stay on the farm. After he, has almost broken himself down with work, why don’t he enjoy the .rest of his life on the farm and not goto town, as a. great many aro ■doing? They arc, not euco nr aging the young men to stay on the farm, but rather discouraging them, it’s enough to discourage them, or any one that wished to go to the farm. Ask a man who has lived twenty .five or thirty years on the farm -what he fame to town for. Sortie -will answer you one thing, some another. Probably it is to educate his children. Well, he didn't gPe his oldest children such an educa¬ tion. Why didn’t lio? Because he wasn’t able. And is he able now to leave his farm and go to town to educate the younger ones? It seems to me it would be cheaper to board them, if ho intends to educate them in town, and him stay on the farm and take care of it. I cannot see any reason why a man should leave the farm after he has raised his children al¬ most to men and women. lie had best stay there and teach them that it is the noblest occupation they lean find. Teach the young men to farm, if tl»oy wish to make an honest living. Teach the girls to respect the farm¬ er boys above all Others. If mors of this was done, I don’t think there would be quite so many boyn raised 'OR the farm that leave it. The older men leaving the farm discour¬ ages them. They think if they have lived so long on the farm and ■can do better in town what’s the use foe them to begin. They think they might as well go to town first as last, and when they got that into thoir heads, all the talk you can do will not convince them that they ,ara wrong and that they should stay OT 1 the farm, where they can go to sleep at eight o’clock, get up at four, and do an honest day’s labor with¬ out so much worry and trouble— where, they could go where they pleased and have as big a time as any town boy and enjoy it more. The old men should think of all this and stay on their farms and use their influence to keep the boys there, for you will not meet many- old men who have left the farm and gone to town but would go back if they could, and almost all do that can; and, besides, they wish they had never left it. If the young men would only listen to them they would get some good advice that they would never regret as long as they live. I wish that every young man would become a farmer for two or three years at least, and see what they could do. I think the greatest number would stay there. With best wishes, 1 Fajim-EB Gih a. During the civil war, as well aa in our late war with Spain, diarrhoea WBB one of the most troublesome diseases the army had to contend with. In many instances it became chronic and tho old soldiers still suffer from it. Mr. David Taylor, of Wind Kid go, Qreono Co., Fa., is one of these. Ho uses Chamber¬ lain’s Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and soys he never found anything that would give him such quick relief. It- is for sale by Dr. G. M. Mrtcon & Co., Druggist. Editor.....“This article of yours fairly bristles with good points.” Scribbler—“I tried to get in as many as I could sir.” “.So it seems, 1 never saw so many punctuation marks in copy before.” At Brushy Crock School. Friday afternoon of last week the long-talked-of spelling boo came off at the Brushy Creek school The pupils of this school have been un¬ der the competent tutorage of Prof. 11. .]>. Sutton for several months and show careful training. The re- suit of the spelling bee is evidence of thnir,proficiency in spelling, and, it follows that they are also well up I in their other studies. After the Hohool exercises wore over, the classo.t for the spelling bee wore organized as follows:- SCHOOL CLASS. John Ilarjier, Reason Harper, Roxy Harper, James Harper, Pearly Harper, Needham Harper, Annie Harper, Hard. Paulk, Jacob Paulk, Albert Paulk, Fannie Paulk, Ed¬ win Paulk, George Grantham, Mad- isori McNeesu, John Willie Tucker, Thomas Tucker, Edgar Tucker ar.d Iuzzio Sutton. cs L. R. Tucker, L. J. Tucker, J. O. Sutton, j. W. Hatiion, Mins Lim Tucker, Miws Li.-..: - Tuixcr, duas Mollis I. raitthara, M : claggie Grantham and .'J.. . Susie, - 'ookroll. PM. Sutton gave out the words and the contest Was a lively and in¬ teresting one. The visitors went there to spell down the school and met defeat, the Dispatch representa¬ tive being among the easiest turned down. We may as well Rtate that the yisitora were defeated twice, arid then decided to wait awhile before tackling the school again. After the spoiling l/ee, Mr. L. R. Tucker made an interesting talk to the children. Three cheers for the bright pupils of the Brushy Greek school. Yes, Claude, that’s the way to do, and the little piece .of land will remain yours, You can buy land in Way cross or Brunswick, on the suburbs, in almost any size 1 lots, for $200 per acre, so you hold yours at double that figure, and homehunt- era won’t worry, ytmr town will not be crowded, you’ll know every body in tdwn, the merchants will sell two lead pencils apiece each day and you will still own the land. Yes, that’ll build the town to he a little bit o’tuiiig about vonr size.— Douglas Breeze. That hits other places as well as Douglas, arid it is the deadest blow a town can receive. Tho towns in Georgia that have died by this same blow can be numbered by the tons, and more will follow ho long as the policy of asking throe or four prices for real estate is continued, There is too much selfishness in this world, any way. An editor who died of starvation was being escorted to heaven by an angel who had been sent out for that purpose, says the Findlay (O.) Courier. “May I look at the other place before we ascend to eternal happiness?” “Easily,” said the an¬ gel. So they went below and skirm¬ ished around, taking in the sights. Tho angel lost sight of the editor and went around hades "to hunt him up. He was found sitting by & furnace fanning himself and gazing with rapture on a lot of people in the fire. There was a sign oil the furnace which said: “Delinquent Subscribers.” ii Come,” said the axigel' “we nmat be going.” i i You go on,” laid the editor, ‘’Pin not. going. This is heaven enough for me.” The other morning a cousin of President McKinley who is a resi¬ dent of this city, (and by the way, a “government pauper”) came slow¬ ly down the street wheeling a wheel¬ barrow of vegetables. lie was ask¬ ed why he did not get his cousin to give him a position. lie answered with true American spirit “I am too independent.” Everyone who knows the old gentleman is convinced that he is worfhy-of an easier time for he is ovor 70 years of age, but we do admire his grit.—Fitzgerald Enterprise. ^ Several loads of peaches have been offered for sale ou our streets this week at one dollar per bushel. It was thought at one time that tho peach mop would l>a almost ;l failure in this section, but it seems that there arc a good many of them, —Moultrie Observer. Here Aro Soino Big Melons. Lake Park, (fa., July :17.—Your correspondent has been shown some watermelons which demonstrate bc- vond a doubt that this ip the home *■ that , . Mild the of luscious fruit WOll- ' dorful possibilities 1 of this Hoctoon of IF- c Mr. James I tiers, . who iile; south of tiiis place, hi;.-' rui.-md some ir.oin'fer*. ■is till/ following ••hows: Oil ii piece A of land about twenty yards square, among others he lias six melons, two of the smallest weighing 100 pounds each. The next four weigh respect- iv4y Heims 108 , no, 115 and 118 pounds. many others on this same pmeo oi land whH, weigh from 75 to 100' pounds. These melons are of the “Girardeau Triumph” yyic- tj, and Mr. Ilie, :A ; a contestant for the Girardoa '. prizes, which amount to $200 for th« four largest of that variety. r .,. neso melons , were raised ■ ^ j on pme . lana i which \ * i has i been clearea i t about ... four A . tne y«aiv *, cow pen tirat rod the .« next , two , year year or pI-iriLoa . . ;nve«t , potatoes, . , tluw ,t ■ m ant-v melons. . 2s commercial i roar i 2 i o iortllixor ur.ed, ii*. but ;108r#l . ? a ns u supply oi stable . , manure was? broaa- , OMUd ovor the ground.-Yaldosf: Times. a tVsotnor Tells How She Her Little Saughter’s Life. I am the mother of eight children and have had a groat deal of ex¬ perience with medicines. Last Sum¬ mer my little daughter had the dysentery in its worst form. We thought she would die. I tried everything I could think of, good. but nothing seemed to do her any I saw by an advertisement in our paper that Chamberlain's Golio, Choiora and Diarrhea, Remedy was highly roeoinmended and sent and got a bottle at once. It proved to be one of the very best medicines we ever had in the house. It saved my little daughter’s life. 1 am anx¬ ious for every mother to know what an excellent medicine it is. Had i known it at first it would have saved me a great . deal , oi anxiety ■ , aud 3 1 mj little daughter much suffering.— Yours truly, Mrs. Geo. F- Burdick. Liberty, .U For sale by Dr. Gt. II. Macon & Co., Druggist. Full lino of Tube Paints and Ar¬ tists’ material. Watt & Holmes, lm. Fitzgerald, Ga. Send Us A our Nu.no and address, to^etbe-J' with the names and addresses of a number of your friends who are interested in any sort of poultry, for a FRKE sample copy of The Gkortia Poultry Herald, a new, up-to-date and interesting monthly poultry paper. Send to Tub Ueohoia Poultry Herald, Blakely, Ga. OOILLA LODGE NO. 374 P. A A, M. Regular monthly comimm'cations second Wednesdays at 10 a. m.: fourth Wednes¬ days at 7 p, m. Visiting members in good standing are cordially invited to attend. M. Henderson, V/. M. K. L. Henderson, See’y OCILLA LODQE MO. K>6 K. OT> P. Oeilla Bodge No. 106 Knights of Pythias bolds regular weekly meetings every Mon¬ day night at 8 o’clock. Visiting members in good standing cordially invited L. K. Tucker, C. C. C. II. Martin, K. of K. & S. DF.T'UTY SHBRirr’;- SABS. G eorg i a - -In wi v Count- v. Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in c-opt en> in bt-i* said next, at public Within outcry at le;;ai the Iv court W n. sale, i use county. the or.; to the hieMi .st bidder, for ca.- M, certain prop¬ erty, 1 of tiiscri which i.-tiou: the. following is a full and com- p eto acre'tract Five number 1.387 of *tl.e domain of The Amor if ia.n Tribune Soldierb- domain, Uolony of Go tnpnny. as per the map oi .aid record in the office of the cl.rk of Irwin Sup¬ erior court. Said property levioti < a as tho property itUiichineut of Mrs. Justin issued F. Ow« v. to . iMsfy tlu-.j. an I ! execution from . l'i cm 3537 district G. M. of said county, in favor of 1F A. Stulkoi • ag;n n.st said Mi ustia Iv bwen. T!»i.s July 28. 18' M. V/Hr.Ti.KY. Deputy Sherif; Irv.'in Cou-dy, Ga. 8-4 i. LIBEL FOR mVOUCE Bophona Flowers Divorce In Ir vin Supe¬ vs. ; rior Court. April Term, George C. Flowers. ) 1899. It. appearing from tho return of Cm Sheriff in above, stated case that ■!< -enihon George O. Flowers does not reside in Irwin t' -unty, d nor the state of Georgia, it is hereby orden that service be perfected in this case 1 y publica¬ 1899, tion as the law directs. This April 5, (VHcflTII, J. S. 0. i do certify the ahovo is a true extract. A irom minutes Irwin Superior Court-. This July 15, imt. J. IJ. D. P'OT-K. 7-21-3mo. - Clerk 8. O. CITATION Gicorcj.s .....Irwin (.’ounty. To m.H wiiom i» may i-nncorn applied . G. J. for Harper Per¬ having in proper form to me manent Letters of Acbniaistraiion on the estate of Henry W. <harper.' bite of .-.aid Gounty,.this is to cite all and singular the creditors and next-of kin of said deceased to be ,nd u ppear at riy o:Tce within theHine al¬ lowed by law, and sho'v eause. It any they can, why pernuntent admiitlstii : m, ehould not be granted to said applicant on y.iifi estate. Witness my hand and otticial signature, this 3 rd day of July, 1899. J. J. Lkk. 7 - 7 - 11 . Ordinary, CITATION. Georgia— Irwin (Vumty. To all whom it may concern: Geo. K Kon- nev t'aving in proper of form ..umlnistratioti applied to me tho for Tumi.men: f .ettpjv; on Liliiii'b ^5/^ i ‘ ".tP j.b i'imvuV- j A Xl vt July ‘ HliEKIFl”S SALK. GeouuiA -Irwin<Unirity. Wiii hi' sold, before tho court house door in Irwin vilio. Ga.. ut public outcry, to Iho high¬ of est bidder; for cash. within t in kv.cn l hours following do, on Ur.-, first Tuo-otry }n August, 1*99, tin; property, to wit.; One pen'll of hind ill sitUiiP'd ii. tie- fiiy mT •:i‘ Fitziccr.'Jd, said (Ja.. lovvu iirid <H-din :\tish. in the pint Of Also. city an lot numb*. idock i huv;.. )id acres <>t laud. ; -ing p.t 2 <1 lot nutyihv" ***:t .uni -dUn-unl in III, ;«<:-!*1 .iuil<v:r"i rliicrc- of, ixi Uk* Itn land c.islrh-t oi .aid cold:;:. '.-.•vmi •«, .•,.•«( m <>......... »«;>■« pp>i»'r*> -UH'il ' im-y o.t-lsfy four i-\,-.-niIom; N f*>ro tim - nutty • -••r.-i of saw >•■’."»(.v: < be- In favor of tho Wn/ . Ihaum r Co., on . vor »t n.*k .vgovn Hi-.mv..iw. 9m ■ ,f .V ity t.ri.i d'hOWa id P.'S .on ml In ■ \v:! Joseph Host ut helm L n o.. and u. dn IS, I Paulk arid !■:. J I omui * by I Wm Unguis, cou’c.y h nittl returned t > :n< . \\ . ......my fWmvilr.li. . <!». 7-7—It. Si audit Irwin i Jo., (i ;t. — | Cl ' I !•' i ' SAL) . r r , ,u,»«a ;wii.. Will be scM. hrfmv the court noiuit tk >or j.t j Irwhn ilit , Ga., ii> tin 1 higbevt bidder, for cash. V 1 ;; "W.!,’',’-b,,'^ T" , follow on Uie ins lirsL vie- ! j j ! ) i "uJlty mJef.i.'lV'. >v. 1 'ssu*‘(t rovmiy. y for IRll J. Stato CMOIT*. U. i'itu A. uti! J , ; ■ii Hl'R* r J’> is July dll, ; ! 1 "‘ ! l AR.Pt;:-; LlftculR- Ir.vlii Co.. C , SlicritV • a.. ; MuKTO.-tUE SALK j ctisonor-, i, ntU unci i>xim;<mn(y. by virtue-of power of Bull COI1" - -v ; auin - w ?i aiort^uRCD t»wn!wi by Vink/ (lay-if y I ; Vi'illi. r. p.s to It. U. (bito.L il:ilcd thei Hist : January, i.*,?•. aa-i r.-'orded in u»poiiu ,.of, U.c i | Clerk of Ihtj Superior Court of Irwtu cov Book E, folio - b tho umicisiPDcd win j at s-ad public: outcry, .ho ut t.'ic u^ai court hours hou.se of door sale, hi to hiffhodt; county, bidder, .- . for ; the first- f I iho cash, on .Vues~ c. vy i n Aldus', tip .Gil .M g properly, vo-wit: U acre trR.rts tiutancfs 21U7, p.-.d ■, rcc-i^Jg.: .••■“.••n-iod omn >,t the / i Loiuahi of Tim American 'J.'ilbunc poliii« rs' | 'olony Oom]:..:. cc tre - --: bciriB' a ;h(! jiortkui i i-f orl^mc .1 hAid l it number ;d, iu the cilia dJ-trict. cf r.- . IP, :y. Ga.. for the phl;a>s.‘ . '.-hX" >j-V ; C : X 'SSSiJUSk by ...... ;istolL li. d..».ivs »1ay on January ue on iho 31-1 of January. :■s <> for inter'-nt in >m tiaie at the rato of ;>ix per cent, p;.: an;.cm; the total amount, duo on said not’, hclnir u»;R't her with the cost of this proceed in?;, as m>»rhaDc.r provided! In said mortanA deed to the I will T, im. be maduby the undersij.fi;cd. H. R. This Gat June km, By his Att'y tu fact, Wm. B. Moohe. 7-7-tt MOKTGAliK SALK ': GjsoUoia—I rwin County. Oofitult .,as Imon no:.in ii. Us.- iinyn.ciit ct - .no Cor!: - it. on city lot number 4. nr s'oi iRiSii lire rtlltl 01 c.lock >i Wm. Utc city K: ot Fitzgerald, A. L y J. son to in, an id th'.T'C \(cv clamant to in- due .. :;i!rl mort.(h.i sum <>f -He-A and tlu.*. ,m t of 8a ■ tii is it. ■ ci aiSuc-i I. as (V.'ORit* a:s r/ ‘ in. - ‘ . i m ' ■ . i ‘ .' \' c.y oi AugUht, is ! )5, at. !rv.-ijivilic court iion.so, in said i-.iuuty u-iitiii. .lie l a.-.l c-ut-s o. sti, - :• -.vid sail s'.'. } tu-oM -rty at (a.i'iic cut-cry to flic h! .-J-'-: t biiiiic- . r - c-c it, ti .i-.tisfy i i.-- said Mini Laagc -.vltli mtoi a.,a This July 3, 1S9K A. M it; TSDN. L. W. Ethan. )rti- r aut CO. Att’y for Moi-tgiiscc. 7-4t. DEPUTY Hi i ill: li'iK SALKS. Ueoikiia—I t« in County. I:( L'i W amev. ottlilu the li>Ral hours of sale, to t)U3 niffh&bt bidder, U r i:.;;mI, Ppi'-tHl'l prop; I'ty, sirii tho ronm V h ;;4 is... fun and ! number '5. in Square mmitier H, and 5» Bl n.'k nuutber li. of the ,?Hy >.•« I-L/ritb Id, a uounty, Gcuncia. rvoordnd iccordiii}? to 'tho i ho map of -.-aid Tribune city, made SoMiors' ami ’<doiiy Company, Ly Ann raid r- uni.!? * jio.Rorty levied oz: .os tho |»ro{/niTy of ih nry N. Bratton, to satisfy an attochmont K»57tUdistrict, oxccn- tion issued from tlr.- J. P. ourt U. ivl., of sai l county, in favor of The Ameri- C.i n Tribune Soldiers' Colony Company fiv •Ins! lloory N. iBrttwfi, | Also, iri at tho same time* and maco, lot. num- in : (*«, SqfiaK? mirr.Uir Kf, ami in Block num- hot ft, of thiM'it.y of Viugerald, l.r.vli; saUl coimty, Georgia, aceowiin^ recorded - t<» th« map o? Tribune city. iaa*le and by The ALaerican Soldiers’ Colony Com rrhy. Said property icied on a.i iho ptf)ih-n y r.i Ba l. Uvandnor. to sstisfy an vd,r ••.ohinnnt ext'cution issued f' win the J. B. court 1537th (tlPti’lct. («. M., of said couuty. tn fa.vor of The American Tri- 1Sold Brandndr. in .-.x Colony Company against said BfeiU AIsj?, at the same time and pi’ac.e, find lot nurn- hot '*■ W, In Square number 35, ifj Block number 10, of the. city ot Fitzgerald, Irwin county. Georgia, according to the map ot said city, made and recorded by The American Tribune Soldiers’ Colony Company. Said property levied on rm the proper-y of Sarah E. Ballard, to satisfy an attachment execu¬ tion issued from the J. J\ court 1537th district, G. M„ of said county, in favor of The Ameri¬ can Tribune Soldiers’ Colony Company against Sarah E. Ballard. Also, at the same t imo and and place, Block h»? Till >11“ heriri Square numier 15, In num- bor6, of the according city of Fitzgerald, the Irwin county, Georgia, to map of said city, made and recorded by The American Tribune Soldiers’ Colony Company. Said property levied on as the property of CaUlo Harris, Jo satin'y an attaclmiont execution issued from tlie L V. coijrt VV.iTIn dlstrii't, G. M., of said County, in favor of The American TrU; line Soi- dierC Colony Company against said Oallie Harris. Also, at, the same time and ] boo, lot number 21 , in hkjuare munlu-r b>, and in i number the city of Fi tzgerald. ’ Irwin comity, ft, (jeori; of .said and la, accord in to the, map of city, made recorded by Tho American hlrl mue levied Soi'P.Ts’ Guloiiy imw-ny'o? Cobip;, ,y. Walter Said J. nrojicrty Alien, on as tho to satisfy an attachment < xecutlon iasueci from tho J. F. court ifiTiTth dis:::ict, c-. M.., ot (jpid county, In favor of The A mem an Tri- buftn^.ldiors’ f: Colony Company a^ala.st Waller AuC-’i. Also, at the .sniff?* TtiJ.0 .‘oid in pine. Block . lot v omhov 7, tn Stnmre nun be-r 15, fiVA num > c • 2, of \,he uccordb.i.- city of >';t/.^eraUl, the Jrwin said county, city, Georgia, f'rdoct to The American map ni "tribune made and ref by Soldiers’ Colony Company. Said property levied on a.» tim propority’ of Caroline Craiy, to satisfy an '.'.ttachrm*:'.! oxecution issued from the J. P. court i53?vh district. -C. M... of said county, in favor of The American Tri¬ bune Soldiers' Colony Company against said Caroline Craig. Also, at the >iu: rne time and ph-.e/a lot number 25, in Square mm nbe,r 13, and in Bkx'k j.omhvr 7, Georgia, of tiie accordin city rdlng of Fitzgerald, Irwin said county, to the map of city, made and re cc jrded by The American Tri bum' Boldiers’ Ooloi ay . C’ompAny. . of Said R- :r1 projicyty --- ------ levied on as the property ! Il'/ll'jvfij ,1- Frank t Papworl!’, issued to .--ui'sfy :hs atr.Ui hrnent execution from the J. P. court 1537th district. G, M.. of said county. Id favor of The American Tri¬ bune Soldiers’ Colony Company against stiid Fran!.- Pap worth. Also, at tbt; same time and pla.ee, 5 acre trams ii utubu's ivU, and P.Tk of the domain of Tho American Tribune Soldiers* Colony- Com¬ pany, in Irvin county. Georgia, and according recorded to the map of the same, as made by Tho American Tribune Soldiers’ Colony Company. Said property levied on .as the property of W. N. Tro'he. to satisfy an attach¬ ment execution issued from the J. P. court. 155Ah district, O. M., of said county, in favor of The Ainervan Tribune Soldiers’ Colony .Company m.-ainst said W. N..Trone. This July 3, I GA I>. W. M. Whitccy, Deputy Slicriti Irwin Co.. Ga. 7-7-4 t. CITATION. GFt> ro iA Trwini -oyaty.. \Vheron..*,, Jacob Hall, AchiiiTiistr.ntor of. es¬ tate of ,1 i!iTi.K , t5 Walker, roprotioiits to the <Jourt. Id lii.s petition, duly Mod and eulorcd on rev- ord.f bat !'.• ha.-* fully •vdinifii.-terbd said i-.-iatc: Th:.-* is thPTeiortrli? all persons ooncoraod. k.iiuii'od ami crod*tors; Ad'm'inistrator to show cause., should if any tiit y can, why spni, his ndminist rsiiion. and not be discharged of from dismission the flr-a Mon¬ r: ci'lve leit.ei's on 5th, day in September. 1899. This Juno 1899. r-9-3m J. J. L-bk, prdlnary. i ITATION. Gsoiion- Irwin -onuly. S M, Mi-Daulei. a nssUlon! be appointed of said uunlian state, ha viug duly applied ami property to of Lettie I. Mellan- of the pei-son Fletcher, late said iiO lei, minor heir of James of eonnfy, notice is herebygiven that said appli- r-atioij will be passed on at the next (lourt of Ordinary- for said county, to In bold outlie first Monday in Aivuist. WW. Witness my b:! ;i<l ami etiiciaL sliruature. this Lee. July Ordinary. t. ISfill. J. A. .f. 1I1(-NDK»80JI. D. li. I'All l.K. HENDERSON, I £ rrjkrr."ArrArtrrr^.-‘.. ", , .-r. PfUJLK & GO.s ~ ' Dealers lft General Mei?o«andis6, . w-iw — OCHXA. GEORGIA, Such as Dry Goods, Dress Goody, lveady-made Clothing, Shoes. Unis and Caps, Family Groceries, Crockery, etc., Wagons, Buggies, Harness And Saddles. FURNITURE of All Kinds. » € * • i • © a Stoves, Cooking Utonsi's, etc., Farming Imple- meats of all kinds. In fact, wa have a full stock of General Merchandise, -which we are selling at prices to suit the times. 7.941. Directory Srwir, County. juttye Huperlor dourt- c. « Sim.h. Soli(*ilor-<leno.ral-*.TiM». K. Ik-Iaveey. (Hnnirv ' ' '• .)u<\‘’c- J. B. (’bMLonts. 1 if »o yc., y v .....V “ ’ * ' rdnno y• J * , -> yy •. • - < ( k r. Hu, M*ior 1 ouit—.J. i». if. 1 BherifT -dVarren Fletcher, T ;i < Uetcwer—). J. Baulk. Lt.naio-JJJ. ‘jaT Wailfer -p hp- tCher ‘ Sune.vor -L. J. jlo^an. ,, Com'i li ds and Kevenue --m Hem.' «M)m b'cliool Coimuisttloiier—.Marion Dixoli. BOASU OP EDUCATION. John Clements. Chairman; K. L. Urn- .w T .,or,, ! ciiis Paulk, V'. Fletcher uml O. (Hall JUSTICES AND fXGTARIKS. 4-121 1 Dis-mirr. O. \v. Pridgeon........JustSce of the Peace (i. J. rrtiscott .. ........Notary Public filSrn District. T F Edge ........Justh-c of the Pence J.’ A. .i. Nobles.......... Notary PMdic r/.KiTii District. T E. FleU'.her.........Justin* of the Bence O. W. l onger..... .....Notary Bublic SKRST DlHTKICT. Marcus Luke Notary Public IMSJO iUStRICT. j) j Farkt-r..........lustlce of the DMicc !i. W ’-ic-ki-eU. ........Notary Public lJRHTH District. A, d.-br. is. ..Justice of tins Peace .. Jacob Fussuil ........Notary i’ubiic .. 1-421 st District. J. H. JfcNeese........Justice of t’.ia Peace l-Vitii u District. Win. Henderson........Justice of the Peace -- Sweat...... ........Notary Public 5SS7TH District. I). W. Paulk .... Justice of the Peace .... W. B. Moore .... .........Notary Public 1550th District. i «> ’ ' ''"NoLry , * whlddini » niwum..., PtffiUo ‘.‘Laziness travels so slow that povgrty soon overtakes it.’’ HE COLONY DKJie STORE, J. 1!. Goodman & Co., Proprietors, FITZGERALD, GEORGIA. Pure drugs and medicines. J.atest im¬ proved trusses. Tobacco and cigars. Per¬ fumery and soaps. Damps and fixtures. Optical goods. All kinds of cold drinks. Prescriptions a specialty. E. T. JAMES, DEALBU IN Rne Whiskies, Brandies, Wines, Beer, Tc-hacco and Cigars. Prices moderate. Your patiomigo rc- spectfall y solicited. 4-21-tf AMOS BROWN, DEALS® X/i CHS0ESMS, CHERRY STREET, O GILL A, - GA. Will pay the hishest cash market price. See me Viefore going elsewhere. 4-21-ly 50 cents Cleaning Watches! 50 cents Cleaning Clocks! 50 cents Mainsprings—Watch or Clock! 25 to 75 cents- New Jewels! 10 cents For Crystals! 10 cents For Hands! All other work in proportion and fully warranted at- WettsteiR's fi5 UuucJlUo.. O Jewelru KJIUKVUII y Store, vUul U> riTS&SRAX.D. j J. 1 ,. .PAOtK. li. V. PWliLK, . CUOWIdSSIGJn Ah mi W. 0. FORD, DKATsST, OCILU, GA. OjUc»‘ oIlcndiTson, Paulk & Co.’s Store. R-i7-3m J. K. GO FT I IE, PttVStCU X ANII Sl ROKOX, Oeilla, Georgia. Olliee: ('lierrj- street, .south of Fourth street, near l’o-.vell's siore. Kesitlenee: Ir win avenue, north or Metluxlist church. ( ails attended, night or day. Ail ■ inc tic me fnriiislu-l-R- -m my-oilDt-. T-ne-’US I. C. LUKE, Physician and Surgeon, Oo.si.la, Ga. OfflcR it? i>r. (». il. Shiron & C*). ! h drug " U‘(i\T calls r.i Drug Si ore. r. 1!. MARTIN, Lawyer, OCII.LA, G A. Prompt* attention to all legal business^ Agent for lire Insurance. Office in PowelJ, Buuaril & Co s old luiiUling. B-14-tf. —>----------------i— ------ L. KENNEDY, Attorney at Law, ■ Fm-aasALD, - Ga, Offices In Phi I tins’ Dioek. S-lil-l jhr _ E. W. RYMAN, Liswyor, F' iTrxi^ft.At. 0 , - G a, j S win! *, PbiiM|N HIAefc. U-it-iy I w. r. way, Attorii*/ it ItaM , = iai. RxxtmA to io, PhftHYn’ ■-------------------- <E«L}y. ....—.. . X). B. JAY, A btom oy-W-1 .sw. <.fu>T /rito»»r, FnzfiKRAi.n, GsOfisiii. H. R. SYMONS, lusurkaco, Fitzgerald, Ga. Representing over *50,000,009. 1 loom 1, Fitzgerald Block, tf C. W. FtTLWGOO. ii. s. Muxxir. PUT,WOOD & MURRAY, ' Art< > it x r. y s-A r i - L a w, Tifton, Gti. Office in Tift Bulloidf nsssijj t. j. i.rkr, Attfcvofcj-;i1.--Law an<J CoiIukoUDi- lit Kqufty, Iewin bi. & fj/'i n 1: in ror in- fiSr.'-iij. 4-21-ly aSgs BROWIb Tonsorial Artisi ... Ociiia, / * Georgia, CHAV TNG, Hair-Gutting. Shampooing, Dye** J i v.z, etc. First-class work, polite attention. Moderate'prices. I^T'Shopon Cherry street. 5-12-tf. __ R. A. SEALES. fancy and family Grocencsr MSNHIE, GA. Picnic parties fui'nislmd with fisb, cooked dr uncooked, lemonade, soda w ater, ice cream, cigars, etc. Klegant picnic grounds. Toilet room for ladies. Patronage of Fitzgerald, Oeilla. and other'towttfc and dectfoits solicited. Boats free. S-I2*.tf NEW BARBER SHOP And Batlirooni Fivi'Msh’s olti stan<C Hatlsfacfeion Monday gunran- • jiM'd. Shop open from morning till Sunday ut li a. ni. W, S. CARSON, Proprietor'. * a-i 2 -t t,