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THE - ALLIANCE - STORE AT RISING FAWiT GEORGIA I* Uie I ruiid ol llic POOR MAN \ It Ble|ie<! in Rcdiieeil Ex orbitant Prices and >on Should sustain It. FRESH AND COOD GOODS ALWAYS BY STOCK. And Sold .it Rock Bottom Prices A. O anno ll CAN MAKE A LOUD LOUD REPORT ANr DEAL OUT L DEATH ASH DESTRUCTION And Hit; Competitors OF THE AfiianceStore Make a Loud Noise But its Wind! G. W. M. Fatum, GEORGIA—Hade County— Will be sold before the court, house door, in the town of Trent, n, within the legal hours of sale, on the lirst Tuesds y in <lia:ie next the following described property, tcwit; One house-and lot in the town of Ris ing Fawn, Ga., and known as the Solo mon Cross store house and lot. now oc oupie I by .Jab'; Pittman, and bounded on the north by public street leading from .the Railroad depot te the church house, East by G G Evatt’slot, south by I) CForester’s lot and west by hotel lot. The said lot fronting about thirty three teet and running hack about 84 foet, containing one fourth of an acre, more ore less. Levied on as tho property of Solomon Cross, late of said county, deceased, now in possession of J. W. Blevins, ex ecutor of said Solomon Crossasta'ee and Sirs. Elizabeth Blevins legatee under the will, to satisfy an execu tion issued from the Superior court of said county in favtff of the Ris ing Fawn Iron company, J. W. Cureton and others for use of oill cers of court against T. C. Wright & Co., Dade Coal company, James W. Blevins executor Solomon Cross and others. Property pointed out by T. J. Lumpkin, plaintiff’s attor ney. Tenant ir. possession notified This the 25th day of April 1889. Also at the si-.me time and place 23 acres of lot of la;iu No. 57 in the 10th district and 4th section of said county, joining the lands of C. C Jackson. Be ing tiie lands sold by It. M, Pariis to Jesse R, Cravens. It is bounded and described as follows, to-wit: Begitiing one hundred yards south from chalyi ate springnearCravens house,now occupied by Frank Hopkin , running west to the bin ft', thence with the bluff rather south to a stake, thence east to C.C.Jackson’s line, thence north :o the beginning. Said land lying and being on Lookout moun- lain. Levied on and will be sold as the property of Jessee R. Cravens to satisfy one Dade Superior court ti fa in favor of R M. Paris vs the sac' Jesse R. Cra vens. Property pointed out by plaintiff. Tenants in possession notified. This April 25th, 1889, Also at the same time and place 23 acres of lot of land No. 57, in the lOtb district and 4th section of said county; joining the lands of C. C. Jackson; be ing the lands soldby RM Parris to Jesse R. Cravens. It is bounded and de scribed as follows, to-wit: Begining one hundred yards south from chalybate spring near Cravens’ house, now occu pied by Frank Hopkins, running west to the bluff, ‘hence with the bluff lather soufh to a stake, thence east to C. C. Jackson’s line, thence north to the be ginning Said land lying and beingpn Lookout mountain. Levied on and will be sold as the property .of Jesse R Cra vens to satisfy one Dade Superior court fifft in favor of R. M. Parris vs the said Jesse R Cravens, Property pointed out by plaintiff. Tenants in possession no tified, This April 25th, 1889. A-lso at the same time and place 23 acres of lot of land No- 57, in the lOtii district and 4th section of said county; joining lands of C C Jackson, being the lands sold by R M Parris to Jesse R Cravens, It is b >ll ruled and described as lollow-s, to wit: Begining one hund- red yards south from ciialy bate spring near Cravens house now occupied by Fra lk Hopkins, running west to the bluff, thence with the bluff,rather south, to a stake, thence east to C C Jackson’s line, thence north to the begining. Said land lying and being on Lookout mountain. Levied on and will be sold as the property of Jesse It Cravens to satisfy one Dade Superior court fi fa ;s --sued in favor of R AI Parris vs the said Jesse R Cravens, principal. R FLea, se curity on appeal, and J P Bond securi ty ou stay. Property pointed out by plaintiff. Tenants in possession notilied This April 25th, 1889, W. A. Byrd, Sheriff. Executors Notion Georgia Dade County. Application will be made to the court of Ordinary of Dade County, at the reg ular June Term 1889 of said court for leave to sell Wild Lands in Gilmer anil Haralson Counties in said State,belong ing to the estate of Dalatiu Stephens late of Dade County deceased to be sold Public or Private Sale, as the court may then direct, being for the benefit of the heirs of said estate, 'ibis April 22nd. 1889. G, A. R, Bible, Executor &c Ge orgia Dade aounty. Whereas James M. Sutton Adminis trator ot Leroy Sutton represents to the Court in his petition, duly filed and en tered o.i record, that he has fully ad ministered Leroy Sutton’s estate. This is therefore to cite all persons concern ed, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why s d A ministrator should not be d harg from his Administration, and irecei letters of dismission on the first tonda in July 1889. J. A Bennett Ordinary Dade Superior court, March term 1889 —T. 'ft. Haslerig vs S, L. Lane Petition to establish deed lost or distroy ed. It appearing to the court by the return of the Sheriff that the defendant is not a re ident of Dade county, and it further appe iring to the Court that the Defendant S. L, Lane is not to be fouud in this State. It is ordered by the Court that the deff. S. L. Lane be served bv the publication of this order io the nows paper where the Legal advertisements of said c'mntv are published for three months weekly before the next term of said court and it is further ordered b\ the Court that the Defendant show cause at the next term of 'his court why ihe copy deed set forth in petition should not be established in l eu of the lost original, film March the 20.1889. Thomas w, milneu. . S. C. C. C. H P, Lumpkin plffs. attv. The above is a true transcript from the minutes of Dade Superior Court. March term 1889. S. 11, Thurman. Clerk Xruruitjtc. l‘t And those troubled with nervousness result n-. from care or overwork will be relieved by taking Jirotrti's Iron Jiittrrs. Genuine has trade mat it and crossed lines on w rupjjcr State of Georgia —D de county. To the Superior Court of sait county: The petition of R, W. Levy, O. G. Barron, E. W Scribner and E. C. Stevens showeth that petitioners desire to he incorporated and mad* a body corporate and politic undet the laws of Georgia, under the cor porate name of TIIE M W EJCLASD LAND, COAL, IRO? & MAMFAITURG CO. The objects of the corporation ar. pecuniary gain, h.v means of en gaging in the business of purchas ing and selling lands and mineral interest, mining of coal and iroi or*-, and Ihe manufacture of iron, making and selling coke; audits particular business will he (o mim iron ore and coal upon any proper ty it may at any time own and to sell the same, and to smelt such iron ore as it may mine or purchase info pig iron, and to make inti, coke such coal as it may mine o: purchase and for such purposes to erect blast furnaces and coke ovens on its property near the town of Littleton in said county of Dade and at such other furnaces and coke ovens as it may build or be come possessed of, and to deliver the same for shipment, and forthi purpose to build such railroads as may he necessary. And that th said corporation have power and authority to engage in the business of rolling pig iron into any and all grades of manufactured iron and to this end that it may haveauthority to erect such rolling mills as it may deem necessary to consume the product of its furnaces and also to take stock in any such enterprise that nowor may hereafter exist Petitioners desire to be incorpor ated for the term ot twenty years with the privilege of renewal as of ten as can he done under the laws. They desire the evaporation to have the power of sueing and being sued, to have and use a common seal, and to have succession, and fo make such by-laws, rules and regulations as it washes, binding on its members, not inconsistent with the laws of this State and the United States, and to alter, amend and recind the same at pleasure. That it may have power to receive, rent, lease, purchase and hold such real and personal property as may be necessary for the legitimate purposes of the corporation, or for feeuring debts to it and to dispose of the same at pleasure. . And that it have power io elect such officers, managers, directors or agents as it desires and to do all siflfencts as are necessarv for the legitimate execution oi its power and the carrying out of its purposes. Petitioners have actually and fide ]Ad in cash the sum hundred and ten thousand dinars for coal and iron lands in Dade county, Georgia, which a o now owned by and which petitioners will convey to said corporation as sooi as it is formed or within a short time there after. Petitioners desire said capital stock of said New England Land, Coal, Iron and Manufacturing com pany to be six hundred thousand dollars divided into shares of one hundred dollars each with the priv ilege of increasing the capital stock to five mi.l on dollars. They desire the chief office and place of business of said corpor ation to be at the town of Little ton, the county of Dade and they desire to mine coal and iron ore and erect furnaces and coke ovens at whath ever place or places it may at any time own lands or coal or iron interests. Petitioners pray that they maybe made a body corporate and politic under the name as aforesaid, and with all the powers and priviliges as aforesaid. That this petition may be recorded by the clerk of the Superior court of said county, and that the same may be publish ed in The Dade County Weekly Times, a public gazette of said county of Dade, once a week for one month, and that afterward the court will pass and order declaring said application granted. And petitioners will ever pray. T. J. Lumpkin. Petitioners Attorney. Georgia —Dado County :—I cer tify that the above is a true tran script from the records of Dade Superior court, as of record, on minutes I), pages 712 and 713. Tbig May 16, 1889. S. H. 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Her general health failed, r.;:J for a while it was thought she would die, as several doc tors and numerous patent medicines failed to give E*I7~»,SS any relief. M y brother-in-law, Mr. J. U&Xlsii A D. Cummings, was selling the E.U.C and insisted that i should try it on my wife. I did so. and to our utter astonishment she* commenced improving at once, and three bottles, costing only t", effected an entire cure. It is Wunaerfuliy quick in action. ” D. M. Mcßae, Waynesboro, Miss., writes: “My RtlP Q sister was aflicted with boils which sadly Dlfiii.s inpaired her health, and she lost flesh end strength each day. One bottle of I! 13. n. acted ■ike magic and produced a complete cure." ( 9) GEORGIA—Dade County: Whereas, certain petitioners have made their application to this court, pr tving an order gra .ling the establish ment of a new road, commencing at the Niokajack road on top of Lookout moun ain at the p’a -e of T. T Burkl.a 1 - ter, on lot of land number2o7in the 10th district a <1 4th section, of said counts , and running al. ng the west brow of said mountain ia the direction of Sum mertown, Tenn., through lots of land Nos. 207, 191, 190. 169,170, 157,130, 131 123 and 94 in said district and section by Powell’s or Stsad man’s and Wait hatohie gaps, connecting will) road now running through lots 123 and 94. And whereas, commissioners appointed for that purpose Lave reviewed and marked out said contemplated road and reported to me that said road will be one of much public utility and convenience. Now this is to cite all persons that ou or af ter the Ist day of July, 1889. said new ro d will be granted if no good cause is shown to the oontrary. Given under my hand and official signature this May 9, 1889. J. A. Bennett, Ordinary Dade County. W. U. & J. P JACOWAY, ATODM VK /. J -I AX£. Will prs t i.ce fen a,l h< u turr < f ,li3 Cherokee circuit and t vUejtii and Supremo corns. JOHN G. 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