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KcwspiHwr AdvertMln* Bureau (10 ■ipruotJ
lug contracts may BSC* Wf W [’fiMRA
made for it 1u Bwbaa ww “ wJIS. 0 *
DrexeUA Co- of recasylvauia drew
tfceir check of $0,767,706.75 last week
to pay far U. 6. BonJs.This i-s prob
ably the largest check ever drawn in
America.
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Rising Fawn is well dinned, and
tinless our town comiuisasoners pay
some attention to the Large gulleya
they will wake up Rome rainy morning
minus a tew business houses.
Four of Webb Tatum’s family have
the measles, but are improving, Quite
a number of others hava them.
A drove of mules through
town this week trom Warren Cos.,
Tenn. but little stock will be drove
from this County this winter.
It appears trom all the reports, that
Collector darken lls soli have to give
tip his position, and.that Y\ alter John
eon of Columbus will be bis successor.
The bill to settle the debt of Vir
ginia. known as the Ridbleberger bill
has been adopted by the Legislature of
that State.
11. L. TatunwuToid citizen of this
County who has been living in Middle
Tenn for the last three years has
moved to Walker County. Lafayette
think North Georgia is hard to beat.
We now ask all wlioaro indebted to
us for subscription to pay up at once
we cannot wait any longer, our terms
are striciy in advance, and if not so
paid our price is $1.50 per annum. All
who do not pay within the next ten
pays will be called on. either persoualy
or by letter.
The Perry Home* Journal after
searching for a name to give the inde
pendent movement, has succoedad ad
mirably by christening the new move
ment in politics as the “what-you
—may—call—it party.” "VS e think this
name comes nearer the marke than any
wo have beloie seen.
A widow lady named fankersly liv
'“r"sm G a was
murdered and robbed and uTS iio.xraer
burned. Iler charred remains were
found in the debt's. The parties who
discovered the crime found under the
embers a box containing i,62 in silver
and gold. Tom and Haler Moon, neph
ews ot the deceased, have been arrested
charged with the crime.
The Sherman funding bill has pass
ed the Senate. It provides for the issue
of $*200,000,000 thiee percent bonds
to take up that aim tint of the Windom
31 per cent bonds. They are to be in
• the denominations from S.O to SIO,OOO
and redeemable at the pleasure of the
government after bonds bearing a high
rate have been retired. Another fea
ture of the bill is that it prohibits Na
tional banks from suddenly contracting
,their circulation.
The noval idea of embalming the
body of Gulteau and carrying it around
for exliebetron has entered the mind so
some wild ruffian, of Philadelphia. !•
it possible, (sh mid Guitean be hung.)
that there could be found a human be
ing in America so depraved as to leal
]y desire to carry around tuid exhibit
the ded body of one of his country-men
for the purpose of gain, even though
lie be an assassion. Anyone senoiuly
indulging in any such thought, deserves
to be incarcerated in a dungeon, there
to remain the balance of his days.
The Supreme Court of the District
.of Columbia consist of a Chief Justice.
]). K. Carter, Associate Justice An
*tlrew W ylie. Arlher McAl flier, Alex
ander B. llager, Walter S, (’ox,
( hades P. James. The coi.i tin banc,
t which Guitati’s appeaLifhe makes
one, would go for final decision, will be
composed of this bench except drabs
Cox. who tiies the criminal cases f
the District and cannot fit in causes
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reserved from his own court.
Gui can was sentenced on the 4h w>
be hung on the 30th of June next.
The people have been burdened for two
long months with the reports of % the
trial that culminated last Saturday
in the passing of the death petmlly"up
>u the assassion Guitean. The virdict j
of the jury, whether right or wrong j
made necessary that the death penalty i
Humid 1 e upon b.m* Tie trial
Jihk ended and in all probability we
it ill Imve but Llll more of tae v.ssa -
bin.
The Supreme Court of Lonsiana lias
decided that every coovectjon had in
the criminal court of New Orleans since
the adaption of the Constitution in
1879, to have been unconstitutional.
It took tho ’egal fraternity of New Or
leans about two years to learn the
constitution.
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We learn that Mr. Peter Forester
has porchased a farm on Lookout-
Mountain and will move to it soon
He is going iu to the fruit business.
There is a good opening as our Moun
tain lands me strictly adopted to fruits
and potatoes, some of our famovs make
on their Mountain lands r,O to 100
bushels of potatoes per acre and are re
alising $1,25 1,50 to per bushel. Such
lands can be purchased from 50 cents
to $5,00 per acre.
We assume charge ot . the ed
itorial department ot the Gazette, and
in doing so we assure our readers alter
this issue to make om lcgular appeal
cnce each week, We earnestly hope
that each and every subscriber to the
Gazettk will lend their hand in max
ing the Gazette a first class county
paper. We feel confluent with the
earnest cooperation of the people, the
Gazette will grow in interest and fa
vor. We shall spare no pains to make
it a readable paper, one that the most
fastidious could not object to being
read by their children. We have be
fore had occasion to refer to the great
benefit tobe derived from county papers
by creating an interest to read in the
children. The Gazette should be in
every family in the county.
PELT Oft $ S3 Aft EFJESTO.
Ci ovEiiDAi.E Ga Feb, 4th 1882,
Ms. Editor, The disgruntled Dr.
opened the Coalition Campaign in a
long speech at Augusta on the 3is! of
Jan. This production is a compound
of two thirds ratUcalism, and one one
third The Dr. only
spoke with his mouth the abundance
that lus been in bis heart for a long
time, and finally took that leap into
the tide ot Radicalism---which he has
only lacked the opportunity to tske
sooner. As kfe Harris said, he has
Ton ir crrrv | • Aflyo'———J IbnaLLoa]
party” IT swallow yon, and then you
can turn around, and swallow me” It
is a kind of mutual tickling baiter and
trade to rally under their banner ell the
disgruntled, sorehead, inordinately
hungry poleticians, with a view to de
fect the Democratic Party, The very
open manner in which he arraigns the
party, demonstrates that he is no
Democrat, and that lie seeks congenial
society in the ranks of the Radical par
ty. Coucidiato that party in every
possible way, seems to. be the trump
Card he i.a fondest of playing. Govern
ment pop doubtodiess daggles with its
fascinateing splendors the cmaptures
gaze of his eagar eyes. He longs yea
pants for the flesh pots of Egypt that
he thinks aie overflowing in the good
ly City of Washing—s\ ell, w hat rea
sons does lie assign in his speech at
Augatsa, for his now departure into I lie
camp of tho Hiviies, the Hetlites A
thi Jehu sites? The first Count in his
Indictment is “that the Democratic or
ganization is ( lamisi), and therefore
Noctioua% lilt inemery cant he very
relative or he would noty o soon forget
ho v the party North, South, East, A
West, out voted the Radical party,
and elected Tilden as president; oi how
the party throughout the county com
verv near electing Hancock'. 1 t -e.-c
wtre not National t nhMvtions, how
can vcu discover any? i'• • second
count in Liis Indictment is the same ole,
stereotyped wail against Convention-'
of the I arty —that in times not very
rcniotcjfailc-.i to recognize his a spit a
tioiis, and thus a’.talmaeddn'w liveliest
opposition. I!is iongingttflot Chmgie.xs
on nil Honors were so intense, that lu*
stayed otng t'lds mvii < amp, and
p and over iii.ofhc Knott: y; .i■ i, w r
his claims cm. and ho recognized and
therein’ v.v.sst bt !<> slahe ni> tl.ii-st 1.1
the tnr’ nl waters ol ! eocra: politics,
['he third c.uui m 11. ■ id o< • •• • nib,
is that the Democratic lhitiy do no!
guarantee, a free ballot, and a fi:r
count,” end that tee pool no_,T<> es
peciaMv, is curtailed oi Lis just lights
as a ( iti e. n. bv the doll i.■ t L-cirg
imposed :i :i:: a "oinlitnil ot Ln
pav hut lev, taxes i.,.t.) the Vreamrr
of the State on pms.mal or real proper
ty they coni'! mu guilty complain at
the mi: ill amount oi the I’ >il 1 •x that
is levp'.i.t * the.a as a pc * nisiiej
oi'Ooicii. g. . this he.me boil tax
i--y 1
Fund for Free F-Tools—where they
may derive the benefits of an Educa
tion. Any man who caios to vote
and sets any value on tbc priviledge,
can always raise money enough to pay
his Poll Tax. As lor the “faircount”
partofjthe charge, there i- (ar less
Laud & conception, or manilestateiug
of ballots in the Democratic than in
the Radical Party. Ballet box stuffing
A the purchase of votes with money
are among the cardinal virtues of the
Radical Parly, especially at the North
The laws governing Elections are strin
gent enough, if properly on forced—W c
do not nced_any P. 8; Marshalls, with
accomnaving bayonets, as tie sug
gests. There are no new ideas in his
Counts about the Convict Lease Sys
tem, the Currency, and tlie plan <4
Public Education many legnlar Doin'
ocrats agree with him in these views.
The question naturally suggests itsself
to every Democrat—“what is the nee
esity of Dr. Felton seeking nnotln
party in which to realize his political
dogmas”? Tho ready answer is “there,
is no such neccsity”—and his depart
ure only comes from the chagreen A
disappointment caused by bis late de
feat in the Seventh Congressional Dis
trict. He thinks it would he too much
like the Prodical Son to return to his
abandoned family, and therefore he
will stay out with the opposition .vwu
if he lias to eat husks—Tho Doctors
ambition is of that vaulting kind “that
oerieaps itself, and fails on the other
side” As Gen. Hood said to Long
street when the latter deserted* to the
Radicals “Good bye Longstreet” so wo
can say to Felton” good bye Felton ”
Very truly yours.
’ J. ‘\V. N.
ftps*. u2n sj {ißs2s*
We notice that congress has appoin
ted a special committee to report an
amount due the Physicians for services
rendered the late Presedent during his
tedioui dying from the effect of Gui
teaus little bullet., with a view tognako
nn appropriation to pay the same out
of the treasury, what right hove „our
representatives to pay Gar fields Doc
tors; Is it right to make the poor*tax
payers of the county pay the Pre Rodents
Doctor bills in addit ion to his * fifty
thousand Dollar salary; we most cm-;
liTicrnrcr • ray \\ t, TjZz < * -n . ■ .*/* \
no msc right tu pay
his Doctor’ bmUhan that ot thol poor
est citizen, and not even as much.
Garfield was able to pay his over, debts,
so let him pay his phylum, or let
them go unpaid.
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A N> trn “T Ja 3 boh.
Bt. Louis, 23.—A veiy sail
and singular result of one of the recent
ban dig; of this City hajyust Como to
' ight. John Irwin Kjfecr, a voting
man twenty one years old, a clerk on
one of the Uppea Missouri river steam
boats, witnessed the execution' of Ka
tovsky anil Eilis in the jail yard, Jan-,
nary Gill,and was strangely affected by
tiie scene. During the afternoon of that
day 1> was notic'd by his friends to
be wandering in his mind, and talked
continually about the execution. At
night he violent, and it was
found necessaiy to take lmn> from hi*
b< ai ling house, to the police headquar
ters, and next day ho was placed in a
private insane asylum. There he con
tinued his violence, indulged in all
bines of feats of strenth, until he
wrought on hemorrahago of the lungs,
and hast night died. His father, who
lives in Toronto, Canada, was not’!- .
of his son’s condition, and cun .' here a
day .•! two ago and attend*.l him dur
b ; it is last alouc.-U'-S. Ib' says tile buy
was I,right and -.trong both mentally
an 1 phydcaliy, that there* never was
a taint o! insanity in the family, and
he cannot account for the strange ef
fect of the executi-n.
LUMPKIN & TATUM,
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. ft* JLA ii_ A K if J .;■ -• .-a -.i >’*
Will buy, sell, lease and rent, lb . 1
Estate in North Georgia and .North
Alabama. Jnlffrmalimi given as to
riviracter of any lands in No’dlj Gt*r
'gia or North Alabama. Will buy am!
s.l mineral lands. Ai siiact <<t t tie.-
fimil led and titles investiogated
An v persons desi dug to s> ; 1 or purbhas<*
Real (.state or .Mineral L inds will find
to tlieii interest to correspond with us
•f, \?**A commission of 1C Wets will be
dunged upon all Kales niaitc. For fur
ther information, address,
L; . a ,-t dr tat;:m.
At Rising ih nor Treat m, G
(X. r *-rm- __r . ■ ■ ./TV - '• jrta ~*T- A *•!/-->* t . lU-. *;. -T- WV- -ft
fi ’or M ak*.
Lot of hit, 1. number 101 in 19th
, Di:-;:iet and -itlt wta::i. A j-ply to
'id J.I tiis k
|cimi I j ,p| wu 17 T 174 T\
hi ILL 111 liLrv i y ®
The Old Reliable Chattanooga Store of
Wm S p J )
■ yy AFU OF &RV GAOL'S- C ' EB, HATS, CLOTRiNG
HARDWARE, Qs?EE‘!SWA3E, JM FACT EVeRYTKIKO t IKE MEECffAKKSE LIKE,
At*Rock-Bottom Prices!
We have Jeans from 20c. up. Ladies’ Cloaks, from $ t up. Ladies’ hliswls, fiom 50c. up. Bedsteads fro’n $2.25up.
Clothing from $5 to SIS, and everything in proportion. Remember that wo have only
ow 0 ip i* ift p S *? ix 11
Nias- gB and a li a -ssR b w•* ti 4 and ■
We want vov.r Barter, for which we will pay you the top of the market, and otherwise make it to your interest to
give us youl trade. Wo mean what we sav, “and don’t y- n forgot it.” 11-11.
. EV RY YOUNG MAN
Desiring a
BUSINESS t-EUWfUGf!
Should reineinhcr_that ,
GOODMAN‘B
ti
aj n r (Hi np-h? /sf f
Nil \IA 5* \ % >ibSi l S
lilSi Jisit el y wbimLL &L t-
Cf Knoxviilc and KashviHr,
Have the npprovii of business meii gene. ali)
From Angust 1, ISBI, to Dec. 1,1831,
Twenty-fJve Businessmen Applied
to Goodman’s .Colleges for
Assistants. *
The number'of applications from business
men in each hind and business, is ns follows
National lHnk 1
llailrond Company 2
Wholesale hat and cap house 1
Whole-lie dry gixxls arid clothing lioc.se !
Wholesale dry goods ami notion house )
Wholesale drug hi use !
Cota m ission hsuse y 1
Grain end ljlcv!or Cos
General dry goods
Furniture Maoittactwiitig Cos
Paper Bug Manufaetnrlti?To.. i,- .........m
Stei in Stone iiud-.\iarh.e V, or Us v sg#,. ..
- ag,j Uniting Mill Company ’
Groceries nmi provtu*>..
Insurance companies ■
trchitp-.i : ,
Fruit Nurseries j
Heal estate business ....!
Total number of applicants in fi nr months .2
The above applications consisted of following
positions to bo tillorl.
General book-kerpets 1:
Assistant book-keepei 3
Individual book-keeper
Fill Clerks
Office Assistants -I
Traveling salesman 1
The students .who a-o now fiMing'these po
sitions were from the state:! ot Ktmucky, Ai
abama. Mississippi, Teel, sst-c .. nd Ohio.
We would therefore ask the f'nilcwiug ques
tions ;
1. WJiat other I’usiress Cr Ucgc can show a.-
many ai,plica (ions made to them by hitsiiu-.--
mm, in the short space of four montiis?
2. W ho ia better able to judge of the quali
fication* of young men, than the tnvrci.aut*
and business men themselves ?
3. What more substantial r uui rsi-mont
can tin institution have, than to tocci.c fr.--
quei.t applications from i.F.'tNi.-s Aili S
who wish to employ its students, ai.-o when
leading merchants and other* jiurehuse its
stock nt a premium ?
4. Is it not commendable for such nn insti
jtutijn to place its advantages within Git
: reach of young men in ail pacts oi the -.-nth,
| by establishing ut eonsideiubio cos', a chain
of gii -h im-liduio' s ?
5. Is it not btUeUfor k echoed to refer ti
the nuui.-'ous cppii-.-at!,‘ii.' Icsu bu.Un.-*** men
than tor it to say 'we ttach the Li st ,-ciuuiUi
cial course in tho south ?’’
G wodmtui ’;C*l lege has no thkvi mcnths ot:
PlktiaU COCRSit. ilonco tho fciicce ot out
students.
It suv.ly could not. he reaso’mihly expected
■hat any c.Jlcgc could tako the avciage young
i man and in three months pronounce him to
I be an intelligent and competent account ant.
lla-vriir hvl ti, educate him in Co:i.nii'i-ci..|
Ga'cuiations, tho Laws of Contracts, N.goiia
j i,lp:.p< rn:i;! the like,a iapi i liusiti"..* iianri.
write, itusi;,c*s Correspotidenea, hook keeping
jin it* various f0r.,:1 .t ii l j t':; g'e :rd
t Double Entry, as applied to General er
! cliai-..lisinirAv'liolesaie l Commissii.n, l'ankiug
and other kind.* of business, and go through
the actual Bn-ine*? department and the n.i
iiute dvtails of husinc. ii three mouths.
A MISTAKEN IDEA.
This i-L aof becoming nn acc- untant in
thiee moulhsand less Hue has produced dnm
' aging results. It has enured many busiuc,-.*
! meu ta loe.K with contempt an H:i*iness Col
| !• ges, ns they believed ii ilnpo s.ble lor young
tnew-to the; cugliiy master th couimerei.'ii
brum dies ir, so sh.-it a Gnu. ; and young men
I themselves who attend i.iiege oah- i t t time,
g<-u<<rally go ltom feeii it- • frai-1 to ti- k tht-m-
I selves ir. bti-imvs or with a linn's books. It
would l,c better not to have cost of their
i i.-ncy than t ; of it, a: 1 r..t suCi
! oientty qualify them ms aci-iuntaiits that they
may he able to earn '..ic,. the money inve-ted
in their lm-iv" * odti •aGi.n.
I'imb Hr-QinaKU. —Tho time required to
complete lie course depends entirely (he stu
,l-nf’s cj plica-ii.n m. l i.biliiy. A s'ndint
•
‘ dent, and has wasted no time. No student
need be diso.iuiaged tu ti'• mo.-.Gis, f r Giat
l lsrre a- '.(.able time. While any student win.
! .-ii- •:* to i( , i ;.eh. wi. n ho comes in eon
ill
| e.mipiuic in ,-ix months, ihe eollfgn room;
arc iipc.i for iastrnetion any li.-ur of the d;n
or urler -'be- I *• **i is. and .iiiigen r .. t tide els
i call put n.'u-h ex' 1 : line. *
| Session t; r l 2 epeua Monday, Jan. 2.
I For general ; .;if:.rmaticn, a1 .l ess
FRANK orOGDMAN,
Fi-.'*i i ent'of^Goodman's Business G- Doges
iiher t ar‘Knox vi!l ■ -’Nrs! viJlo, T< nn.
-77- fv T* *7 TT rr,"' "BlffT
mm FAWIv, ML3RGiA
I take this method of inform!• g the peoplf ef IViciug Fawn and vicinity that lam
: at reasonable rates. 1 tc
(• instantly on hand complete stock of shoes, to which bian.cb of the business 1 giro spa
attentiou. If you will
Give Me A ‘-Trial
and I'll gnatantoe satisfaotioc. I can nlway
Legal Aclvertis emen t s.
SHFItIFF’S SALE.
Will be sold before the court-house door ir
the town of Trenton, in s id epun’y, on t
fn-sl.Tue day in March ru-xq within
! & al hour* of sale, the f.dliSvifig pri.fithtty.'*
to-wit: Town lot in the of Hi tu
Fawn, Ga., bounded on the north by a. to
owned by Gibson and Dlevin:*; ;in-i • lot owiF.
ed by Fricks Eros., on the v.. dVsby it,.- pi:!.*
lie reed, on tho south UyG*olofuon Cross end
a, slora house occupied k(y<VG. • Gur.y.oi,
and on the east by Rai(roj£! • it h ny
a part of lot cf land N*. 8(^-i jyhn 18th dis
trict and -Itll section of Doje .asitintyj. lev
ied on to srtisfy a fi fit i-n vaVbi* Ti?f-n II
Morgan, executor, ot als, ?if U.*' : it.’ Tatum
rincipal, C. M. Tatum, ll* V Te.uui I,ml
M. A. li. Tatum, securities* <% . -ittf'.
Also at tho same time and '-S'dyvii: • T- I !
lowing property to -.vii.-L-'kof land Ktf. 2*\ti i
!th Disniot and f<mrfli*c<M:-.ii iff* jlfc
. • iiity Georgia. Levied om by y rtn
-fa Superior Court fifa ie f.iv r cf’Benftiuni:
,!r;x k against A. A. Kelts,!Levy n .id.: bj j
F. Majors Sherri if and tnt-o'ed ovet to me t
i’leperty pointed -,ut by iMainCr, Toi-sitt in •
:Kis,-!ossi- n notified. Feb 3-1982.
W.Aiiyrd Lc.pt., -i i:- * if.
Ern pfoy men' i *
iTU A Is Is
TO SELL A ;■ OH
ULL
fas poor ns well a* th : rich. G-e eVi a# tv
| ;,.s the young, tlie'ivife ns *,ii :
baud, the young muiil-.-n as iv. I ......
•uaii, the girl as well as the hoy, i„ k \ ;.„ t
w 'A I earn a few dollars in t-.sc t c.opb
meat, as tc sit around the house and wait P,
>th-r to earn it for hem. We can give w
. m not. nli :he time, or during voi
-pace hours only; trailing, or in year nw u
neighborhood, among your iiit-.n.,: and no - ;
i|iiuintaneea. If you do not card tor cuipt,-: -
M- -it, re can impart rulauhiu imi-:rm :G( u t-j ,
you free of cost. It wiil cost you only one j
cent f r postal card to write for our i’,-. •- i
pectus, and it may be the minus ui making i
yor, a good inary dollars.
Do not neglect t'vs opjiorfunity. You do
not have to invest n large sum of iu-,rv , and
run a great risk of ioosiug it. You %. 11. 11 - (li
ly nee that it will bo an envy matter to innki
from $lO- to SIOO- a ivi.-ri;, and tst.w I,!iw 1-i lu
•vat.vt, vnd Independent busi,honora
hle. siiaightforwarU and jnoti:. do- Attend
to iiii matter NWW, for the,- i .’[ONLY IM
IT for all who engage with us. *Vu will sur
prise you and veil will wonder v,hi vat ->•-v -
or wiuts to us be D V, : u :il;'.:j ri |.(.
liri'LAKS KEEK- Address.
LUCRE YE M’F'U CO.
Name thU paper.) M v;io>, Ui-i.i.
B"pt-ilr ' -;• Out
W/s.T*i 32 2.S
D -ieciive W-.Reh (.’.-iki'.h a-n iwa ot
the clieif catißes oi mj many ivaiclift
not lu'irig good time pinnies’ Tlm o:r
-i':j neiiig tqin at- 1 not tiling ivvil it
dust and dirt to t!i-‘ inoY. inen!, wliich
mioii interfori's \vit!i the rntiitig p.Hi
nt’ tho watch ntn-pßsitai in.: cieat-.ing.
rciviiring, &o Mid tin: tHinmi.t tioi
pail out if applied toward imviiq
j good case i t t tic hegining, uoiii.i hai -
I saved tins Trouble mnl evpt'c'es. \\ <■
j have iecentiy .seen aeu-etiiHt i.: •t<
all ilscho wquiremenlK, it ion’eg Lee;
- (~: ii ici I for over twenty yejtrt* jr.tiil mii
! tcuiuiiib perfect. e 1 1- f *• rto the Jak
! ijjSS Patlrlii SUi'R’i'-l fiyid ff.M, \> i j-.-h
[is as been mss one of the sivit- ?,,-;ieies <>;
tlic Jeweli v trade, jids-kc 1 si if; as ;t a- ,
b*.i many advantages over ai! nthei
watcheabos, ma-U' ot tno heavy
plalvM oi solid guid over a jdales -,i
e-i;npo:.ition, and ue a<lvi '* a-i ou
readers to ask their Jowoh r lor a cap
or catalogue that will explain th;> man
tier i:i which tiiey are made
it is the only Rtix.-KS'.: n Ci; k made
with two plates of gold, st-;i!u!eab pell
! da ills, and center wolid joints, crowi
! pieces, Ac., tiit of v.l.oeii are covejed
by letters patent. Tlicn-foic buy no
J ease be j ore consulting a Jeweler who
io -|.s theJ.iH l',o: s Rates'! SiUFiin
(!A sE, lilHt YOU III: V!eil il 1 ill
-.1 ifferenee between it and •■ !' itiufaiiot:
that oiaiin to be e-j nail - y as g* ••'!. .
!’ -i sale.bs all ■ • ti tide Jeweh'ts
\sk to see the warrant-. ! hat • ouij a
iiics ofecli *• - . and do: ’l ! i-o. yo t!
el ti: I’Tanv . : her n;a! * of '-t-' ! is a.s
go and J !v
:Nu i llfi ur I>LSGLHJIi>N OF
FAR ! NEiISII P.
T ho Partnership heictofore Existing
between A. Brown and J. C. Smith
is this day des-dved by mutual consent
J. C Smith retireing. The hnsimss
b eontiiiued at the old stand by
'A-mtiew Brown.
AH pars- ns indebted firm
ofSini h and Brown are requested to
eon.e f Mi ned and settle their accounts
at on ye. Mr J td Smith may be
tctuido;-1 all times at the slme pn -
se’tlenunts and is to -
•4 htffizd'fc to .1,/ tlie same. We thank
i'he pet p e for past patronage Trenton
Ga. Fob Bth, 1882. 1. in.,
A. Brown.
J. G. Smith
GE Iff iA DADE COUNTYT
( RDINARVS OFFICE 'J REN
TON GA.
FEB Pth 1382.
Tu all M'k >i. inny concern J. C. fl.olmcM
bn 1 , r-i; .1. pcr lorm fippHieil l<> in-.- tor pr
iiniioit LiUiv u! iiiluiiui-itiiition. ujmii tho
s;au of ) houm.-i iiintu'i. f said coon ty f
Tiiia iv to cite all anil ningnlar the next o.
iiin an 1 creditors of Thomu* ’i auin r UeOcaicd.
o be and aup-ur :il mV otSco within the time
• iHiv -d t,y iuv an, l allow civu.-'c. .if any Duty
( i iiy p. im -.cut udin.ni.itraiio.l should
: gra|itcd ,f..0. Uol:u -jor Theiuas i'uu
-h: acqtte.
w 4 irk. ? :,00. G. M. Crabtree.
Ordinary.
la DARK COUNTY
iIU whom it in.iv corre — .1, o. Hotui* s *,
' - v-'ig f .--per 1- r a ujipliad t„ mr s.. r „or
ut h.-ti-r o! administration on the Kstutu
- 1 .t.i!:. .V' T-inner, lata of raid taiuiity. this
i* t'> ciio all and singular Gib creditor* and
i 1 - xt of Ttiu tf June. .Vi. Tanner to be mid ap
l'i a:' s’ my olf'-.c nitiiin tho time allowed by
( i'v, ai.d In,v>- icisc, it any (hey o->n nliy per
ms.: i ’ iiiisti-aii*.|i should be granted to
J C. ID-Ibis* -n Jane. M. Tanr.er’s E.s'.a'.e.
.. witi ••■** i, y.ioind and official sigutiir. this
4G: iia; [c, b ! --S2.
Gib w gin,. G. M. Crabtrc*.
0 id-nary.
Notice to Deturs and
Creditors.
<! >'-()RG lA 1) \ nr; (iooNTV.
No’nciG * iicrehy given to all per.ons hav
ing ‘ii'int., ■ ■ against Dr. Vv. K. JJrork, lato
ot raid cotin , deceaiscd, to present them to
■ tie properly made out wilbin ilia time pre
rcrii '• ■ law. -ns to sic n their character
sn(l a.■,!*/•.::,I. An I a.I persons indebted to
aid ■ , and an-here by notified and requir
ed I -I;’: immediate payment to me.
N. M. LißUfslv, AjiMIMrtTHATI X
hub. 8' In.
' NOTICE ro DEEfOKS AMD CKEDITORS
lioorgir.— f(,.'!e conn y.
Notice is hereby given to all persona hav
-■•-*l.4* against Johnson M. ToWnsend,
! • *ot i-i C'.i-.iity and .ceaacd,to present then!
* e> .. . . : ■v i .ad<* oaf, within tho time
- ■*:■-,■ ■ taw ,v-a* to show their Mis
ter and unionnt. Aud all jicmuis iniDfeted
((> .aid . used art- hereby required to make
m ediii • payment to me. This Jmu 2^h.
M I LLIAM J. CAULK,
Ad:: inist.-ntor of J. M. Townsend.
Jan. 27 4t p-r’a uc §2 40,
(STA I E >F GH> RGIA,
Dai k C< untv.
V( bercasTi. "J. Wilkersor. adminislrator on
ti:” - -:i"' ii ■' - li. 'Vilkeriion, lain of **'*!
, jmy, (Nf*- r. ( it, rrjircscnii to the court, i’‘
j r’l’.d i-Gy liUd, that h hnn fuliv aj
-i ”’Bf • i 11 a c-rtate cf sai l doccftsoil. T’fN
is th( rt*fore U) citu nil jiernoiu' concfnicoi
N w c..usF:,(if any tX‘y oa!i)fn tlnr first
’• f f ' v i ■ ;•! ,v. ! ‘Hi, why tho mil IL
•Vjii,* -mi 2 ! ll hi!d not be from hi**
g ! \i!diini.^tra t i*n, and receive letter#
i .* tuisrfudi Thi< January 710th”I S82.
ti. M. L’rahlrtto.
Oml inary.
G t, . DADE g<tF Nll ■
To ..'i i-n It. Wilkerson Jr. Lnko M like!
pon alctlie A.Austin. Andrew 11 reirn.
Han -f .Dime ■ It. W Gkei son. John U. "fitker
, v, •) J; . < ’ mu-'i;nm ff Jatt*es A. I*">v .an*!
is J. Low. John H. Wilkerson Jr.
]A. gen *:< -:1 transferer of James ii. ]•('"• ”
, .xa- ■ iVf Wilkerson, .heir* oi ■• '
I, .on Kr. rnd a!-" >■ 1 1 ’,
ers of ai-t LsA-it ’■ Yon are hereby no :|,l “
and t:;UM ’■ and appear at che t-on I *,
I Orpin.. ml,, hi-M in xud fur ]
jonth -■' •'! .n-.ay in marcb 1- 11 .
; lice-. I ( John li. Wilkerson Sr. d“ l j j
! t the u e'er gn it as administrator o j
I- IUB2*
li. V M ILNKI SON, AI'MiSIBTFATe*- jM