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E A B FIITTS,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
BATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1881,
The Tilden boom ig still a boom
ing.
From the present outlook Gov.
MeDaniel will be hig own succes
80T,
Comptioller=General Wright has
no opposition yet: We have not
heard of any.
Sanuel J. Tildeit is the man to
lead the Dentocrits to vietory.
The Hon. W. A. Smith and
Henry Persons want to succeed
Hon. Hugh Buchanan in Congroess
from the fourth. Of course our
Peter Smith, of Newnan, wants
“to go thete too.” |
Hon. J. €. Clentents will be his
own successor from this distriet if‘
the pnofi’m want him to. RO“"“”',I
ber Democeratd what your little Jud
has done for yuu:
The friends of Ediiunds are run
ning him very hieavily against
Blaine for the presidency. The
negroes of the Sothern States
geem to dunstitute fitost of Arthur's
strength, and Lodant keeps foolin’
wid ‘em,
The Atlanta Coistitution says
that the canhipaigii in Gdéorgia is
like a chesiiit burl. It openg slow
ly, but whon it does open, things
have got to drop.
% LATE NEWS. ‘
Mrs. George Ringer, of Stéwart
county, bas a biblé 164 years old. |
It is printed in Gernian, l
Gurdgfinin;fi hag been injured very
badly by th¢ rtainy weather in
w 5 outh Georgln
w A telephong will be put up from
‘&0‘1610 Suidmerville.
.Th%NG\\'llfitll Baptists will soon
_tommence the erection of a new
X.. 3 \ %
heuse of worship The corher stohe
will e laid Arril 3d.
Mre West, wife of Dr. Wm.
Wost; died 4t Ronie, Ga., Tast Tues
day.
Mz, Jas. E. Brown, of the Henry
County Weekly, will be a dondjdate
for S(‘)mfi;di" frond the 84th senator
ial digtrict: :
Judge A C. Pate will ruit tor
vongreds m the third district
against Judge Cridpy . |
" Tt is said the Hon. J. C. Sit?ip(,vls}
will have Itd opposition it the first
congressional district. : -
New York had five suitide? last
week.
Missißsip)ti vl‘l:‘l.(‘l a cyelone lasy
Tuesday that did gittat dimage to
propertys
A negrd Wonith, 113 years old,
died at LeXingtvin, Kn, reeently.
A gitat Wany plaiitations ae
under wWater in feauisiantd blong the
Migslgsippi riven
Di. Bdward Hutnicutt, 8f Cow--
©ta county, is dead,
BROWN'S CHAPPELLT 1
Bprion Baxser:==l take the
pleasure of Writing a few lines for
your much ¥steemed pavier, which |
‘every citizen of pur county hould'
take and pyi#e very highly. | ]
Wé ate haVing & great deal of
~ yain, and farnicrs are very much|
Yehind with their Woérk. Many of!
them 4t ndt done sowing ‘oats, and ;
hardly any lA%d hab bten prepared;
yet for planting. . .
Farmers are buying very hcu\f'ily[
‘of guano. There are some few whof
think it att injury aud will nét use!
it.
' |
~ There will bo a vory large cotton,
‘crop planted again. It geems that|
;furmv‘f".! wilt be obliged to plant al
Targe “zfif‘m crop for they ate in
‘del%t, and all will have to buy oni
i agami. ik
" Mrs. Julin Hainney, wife of Mr.!
Jack Hainndy, died on the 28th:
J\llt.. and ‘was buried at the ceme
‘tery car her homhie. Her funcral
was. conducted by the Rev. P. T,
Pfi’t’f'hmd followed by M. F. Wad
dell and Rev. J. F. Biggers, ~y
- This community hag a weckly
prayer meeting. B
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DUTY OF CHILDREN M 0 PARENTH,
Honor (hy father mud obey,
And honor thy mother too | 0
Do not refuse, do hot delay, v
That they would have thee do,
Thy father, he has toiled for thee, |
And felt for thee much care; .
Thy mother, non¢ can tell what she - ]
Has had for thee to hear, :
Obey thy parents in the Lord, !
Submit as in his vight;
Obey them, love them, mind their word, |
FFor this you khow Is right,
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A KILLING AT NASHVILLE,
TENNESSEE,
Thir morning, ‘March 11, Wil
liamn Spencer shot and killed his
son-in-law, Ed. 8, Wheat, at the
Merchants Exchange corner, oppo
site the telegraph office. Spencer
was former United States Marshal
for the middle district of Tennes
see, and was succecded by \'\'lf:'ut.’
The trouble rose from a disagree
ment in the settlement of business
matterd, Wheat was o member of
the fiini of Buford: Thomas & Co.,
of Nashville. Spencer has been
arrested:
The following is another account
of the traged vt Ex-United States
Marshal Edward 8. Wheat wag shot
twice and kilted by Wm. Spencer,
his fathersin=liw, ag e was in the
act of trossing College street in
front of the Merchants Exchange.
Spencer had followed Wheat for
more than two blocks. He called
to him once, antd the latter turned
his head, but did not stop or reply.
Speneer overtook him on the =trect |
erossing and fired the first and
falal shot into his back, the bullet
penettating his heart. Wheat fell
on hig back en the crossing in
front of the exchange. Spencer
walked ercund him and fired a
second shit into his bréast; the
Dbullet shattering the wateh i his
vest pockety and eiitering his body
}’hctwcen the wmeventh and eighth‘
rib. Wheat gronned after the fivst
shot, but never spoke, hnd died
almost instantly. The body was
immediately removed to an under
takers and an inquest teld. A ver
diet wag rendered in accordance
with the above iacts. It declared
that the murder was malicious and
unprovoked. After firing the se
cond shot Spencer made a remark
which was understood to be to the
effeet that Wheat Jad choked him.
Speneer was immediately taken
into cugtedy, and his pistol, o welf.
cockine Iniith & Wesson, with two
hartels discharged, and all others
loaded, was' taken from him by a
policeman, and he was committed
to jail nnder a beneh warfant. The
trouble ix ##d to have origittated
from a business dispute of some
yoars standing. Wheat was a na
tive of Michigan, He was the vap
tain of a Michigan battery, and
atterward colonel of a cavalry regi
| ment in the Federal service in the
{late wary He Wag apnoitted Uni
ted States Marshal under I’rosidcnt
{ Grant’s adnsinigt¥ation. - Spencer
Lwas his immediate predetessot as
1 United Ktates Makshal,
} POSTAL CARDR GOING OUT
mun ; |
Since the introduction Hf the two
cent lettr postage there has bheen
an utiexpéttdd Wduction in the
number of postal cards ivßued.
For 5 yeart, the aVerage annually
incrofed i issue Boen 14 per cent.
Since July Ist last, there has been
an increase of 18 per cent in the
number of adhiesive stamps and
25 per cent it the number of stamp
ed enveloped dusued during the 8
months. The igsue of postal cards
only reached 256,552,750 as a
gninst 260,552,750 during the cor
respotidentperiod in the preceding
\L_\'our. In consequent™ of the de
creased demand for 1»()st:11€:1rd-s,§
!the postrbaster general hus sent a
letter to e speaker of the
of the howdc ‘of of representa-'
tives informing \Mix‘ft(lm(; the esti
mates for the cost of whnufactu
ring chrds daring the héxt fMeal)
yeatr may be 1‘(}('1{100(1 .d),OO’(‘)..'l‘hef
reasdn akgighed ‘the departfbent
for the decreased fésuc of cards 'ig
that ' mz:b communications foi
merly made by that 'fn‘lezll‘f‘l'o Now |
'mzl('l():thgm}gh Teters. b
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. THESILVER TRADE BOLLSR. ‘
The treagh Xdcpartf@lefi s inform
ed that foreign brokers | -aking‘
heavy purchases in (heWER S, of |
the silver ttade doilar nt a"Sigcount
of ten per cent of mote, and that
the purnose of the speculntors is to
dispose of the coin to emigrants a
hout to sail to this: country, ag A
amercan coiny worth their nominal
vatue, The trade dollar is not a le
“gal tender, but an effort is now be
ing mado to hive the. government
‘purchase coing ab their face value,
and recoin them into piescs, Atlan
ra Constitution,
G, . HAMILTON & BRO,,
BREMEN. oo b @ ot 0. GA
Keep en bandadull eved ecnplete T i
DRY i )’l).\’,.\'()'i‘_l()f\'.\‘,» B(fl"‘i}\' &
SHOES, HATS (_iß()('liß.l]C.“‘ ”‘-””)',
WARE, CROCKERY “AXD GLAss
WARE. ALSO FURNITUKE ,and sotme
thing that is GOOD, to 6, Al of which
will be 74!)1(] il {I)U
LOW EsT PRICHES, FORR CASIL
Ot COUNTRY PODUULE, Ites
Come andsee us, 81d vhr clsver «ules
man, MP. T, 0, Beyattty Wikl sladly wait
On vou. :
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BUOBGIANAN Gvoan 5k 1y G,
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BRANDIES, WHIBKIES,
(INE S ALES
WINE N ALEN
BREE, ! BACOO
SACIOARE. L
I Guavantee Hatiafaction. Call at
my Bawy Houth Hide of the, Court
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Secenilaßet L 0 —el.loo Readits,
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ey Hol Yy ‘??‘zfi\itnm i; devotad to
the Agriuu?t(fir‘lf &%Y{\'{! wtrisl intdrests of the
Sonthiead Ty Yiikater goox ont freighted
with dncoflitth Yitel th the sucdes: of thoke
wlivde i dfeaty ::“,’ku eV, Itiv oneof the
Olelont soircd TN vn“);l‘.i'ln',in *nuls 14 the Union,
it 107 40 JIAIREN, AGRICULTURISTS, for
'Vln'miikf N LGS %% halla tentury, hus
fewt gor, ALS z {
The Toilowhil W EEY Gt the leading fea
furus Gy grent jolrudd
TROCGHTS SOR TUR I ANTH
Valanbin, Practledk ','R'v“:.g;;-e\u.l}m: to ‘the
Favimner 101 Ruok Mo}*!.‘h Wihe Wear.
rablie T onidy ‘?"t‘cfi"’u’t mu!J‘urruclhz;
The Unnge (Y%, Jignl Ddhartment;
Leltorve 0 a nuh‘:"fi'_rlt. from: § very Stute
1 tha Bou ‘:"HMJ&MHM tesis 0f our best
}xl.‘nwr{ Ol “hidifers ¢ kiaNeucal bhuent t the
armer, ¢ 4
Lagulry Department, fn which are péz:
potttided nn»}; sitkiggr e 'Q\IC«H:'I‘I COvering
.‘::u\«);ufi-;;-;j‘img ol I]nrc|‘e-,u on thhfarm.
TH% THIFGEL o Yin¥bandry, everything
ol value pg-rh(iln\'. m’;l& creder; topes of the
timesi fusidon departfi¥ng, anracave to the
Lo (ti iy the apiaty ; Hocau notes ; live stock doc
tof; bty vholecd; TeSvy hord: fruit culture;
Southee SiPk enlygy Svience and art, the
f}\'m_uy vifeln’; ehildifen'y ‘-rapnrtmient; house
hold topick: T (:U\l.‘l’l""étlg_x codk book, ete.
L The *- nalve Hysters Gs }‘h‘mi{ln, by
fi% DayinDieksoN, coveril'g the entire kys
tem ol Soutlleth. Agrienltiire, is now belnfi
.9ul;li-hfui ili THR CULTIVATOR, In series o
Jwelve Tionthly numbers, Back numbers can
‘o ‘!umigd%;d-:
o ‘AN P, HIRRISON & CO.,
éfifi S er.err. Publishers, Erzru’efl.v and
'E,lan Munufuciarers. P. @. Drawer 8
TLANTA, GA. o\
T sot i ZERN CotvaTon On Year. and
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HARALSOZN COUNTY SHERIFI'S
: SALIS,
STATE O GEORGIA, l
Hirawsox Covxey, |
Witn be gold before the court houee i
door in the town of Buchanan,
Haralgon county, aa,, on the Ist
reusday i april next, within the
legnl hours o wale the following
deseribed property toswit @ 101} a
cver of lot of lund, it being the
west half of lot No, 802 in the Bth
didt, and Hth sect, of original Car
roll, now nuralson county, Ga, Lieg
ied on aw the property of w. A Me
Alpin, by virtueof twejustice court
fi fas, izsued from the 1078 dists 6.
M., in favor of ¢. w. tentry vs, the
said Mealpin, the property pointed
out by the pltf. vef’t. notified of
levy, Levy made and returned to
nie iy A aenbiye . o Thig
the 20th of reh. 1884,
J. K. Honcounr,
| ; . sherifl
I von wimnt to by sy HEATS, BOOTY,
SHOER, DRY GOODS of any kind,
|
MEAT, FLOUR,, TLARWARE, TIX
WARE; and in fact any thing that is
kept in o Fhat Class Store, just go to
| WILSON AND LOVELESS,
BUCHANAN . o 0 s G
! We will also sell you a Stove or Sew
ing Mavhint cheaps
We want all who aie oweing v, citli
hy Note or accounts to come and settle
at onees I you don’ty we will put them
out tor colliection.
Comte abtd see our Goods, and PAY
whitt pou owe s,
~ WILBON & LOVELESS.
G. M. ROBERTS,
I BUCHANAN, 5l WGA
' Offers his entire Stock of
O PRIWICFOOILDS,
(‘ongisting of !
BOOTS. SHOES 1\1\'1)
ALL DRY GOODS
Totther with all Grotttidhs waaall
kept in a first cßbsiStore, |
All indedted Yo dne by vither Note o
Aceount, must come forward Jand settle
at onec. : ] b
' NEW G0oODS! NEW D¢ 5
I WILLTAMS, |
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BUCHANAN, 00l o A
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is ullering his Stock of N('\\'l
Gootls at 3
o : |
RCKi BOTTOM PRICES
[Tis Stock consists of Dry Goods.
Boots, Shocs, Hats, Ready Made
Chaihing, Hard-Ware, ('!‘1):('.1((‘1'}’ &
) R Tl
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| cRrROCERIEE.
Come at onee and examine my
‘l! Govds and Prices, .
i
gty
i
:: M persons indebted to me by
cithor Note oi Account, MUST
oone ®bavied and seftle at once,
'Sfl‘lfil’flfi”\]'s & HARRIS
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BUCHANAY, GAL
~<l’)«.'u'l'~(‘.l's in—
| Whiskeys, Wines, Tobaceo and Ci
gars, Call avthedr Rar, on Cedar
town staghot,
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Rrey rint o
M'DANIEL & CO
TALLAYOOSA, . . GA.
- —Dealers in— "
Drugs, Paints, goils, (H‘l%., 'E})nksn,
and Stationary. (.ki;jc'*fl!é:n‘fi\ ‘Qh'll.,;g
Harals:n Coundy sherifi’s :-mlv.}
STATEOF GERORGLA, I |
HanarsoN CoUNTy.
X\,’xu. Do gold hefure the court house
door, in the tewn of Buchanan,
Haralson county, G, on the frst Pen
day i April, next,within the legad houn
of sale, the following property, to=wit :
Lot of land No. 878, in the 2uth 14t
and srd section, o original - Cherokee,
now Hazalson Co., Ga, Leyied on ax L
property of Bthan brewer, by virtue ol
one tax fi fa issued by 4 Gy in favor ol
state and county, v, lithan Prewer, so
tax due for the year 885, Property pion
ed ont by A, Trentham, T, C. -
Arso at the sane time and plice wili
he sold lots, Noxy 480, JRI, 482 and 662
in.the first Dist. and 4th section of orig
inal Cherokee, now Haralsen couniy,
G, bevied on gy the property of W L,
Puarkinson, by virtue of one tax fifu in
sued py tax collector i favor of stat
and county, vee Wo i, Purkinson, so
his state and county tax. for the yew
1883, Property pointea vut by & Trent-
ham, tax collector |
Also at the same time and place: Jot !
No. 716, in the [t Distand 4th Aection
of original Cherokee, now aralson coun
ty, Gav Ledied on as the property ol
Kensom Marlow, by virtue o one tux fi
faissued by tax coliceror, in favor of the
state and county veo Ransom Maviow, In
for his state and county tax for the yea
1883, Property pointed out by the 4. G
Alßo at the same tine ard place wal
be sold lot No 951, inthe 20th distried
and 3rd section of original Cherokee now |
paralson county, G, Levied on as the
property of Lewis o Fasell by virtne or
one tax fi fa issued by the tax collector,
in favor of the state and county vs Lewis
i Bzzell, for his state and county tax
dew for the vear 1885 The property
voax pointed out by the tax collectar.
Also at the same time and place will
he sold 26 acres of Jot number 408, and
also Lot number 808 aliin the Ist dis
trict and 4th seetion of original Cherokec
now paralson county, Ga, ; levied on a 8
the property of A U Daniel, by virtue o
me tax fi faissucd by thetax coliector
vs A C Deniel for his state & county tax
for the year 1883, The property was poin
ted out by the tax collector.
Also wid be sold at the same time anid
place, 671, acres of lot ninber 45 in the
/th distriet snd Athe sevtion of original
Carrotl, now Haraldo vounty, Ga. Lev
ied on as the property of b G Watson
by virtue of one tax fi ta issued by the
cax colleetor; in favor of the state and
county vs D G Watson, for Lis state
& county tax dew for the year 1885, Prop.
erty pointed out by the tax collector.
Also at the same time and place will
he' sold lot NO 572 in the Ist district and
4th section of original Cherokee, now
Haralson county, Gee s levied on as the
1 property of Wi, Crews by virtud of one
tax fi faissued by the tax collector in
favor of the state atd cotnity Vs the =aid
Crews, for his state aiid county tax for
| the year 1883: Property pointed out by
i cheT ©
Also at the saane tithe and piace will §
he rold lots Nos 9¥4 899, 1183 in '..’()lh‘
district and 3rd section and iot 152 in|
the Sth distriet and sth section of origi
nul Carroll, now Haealson county, Ga.;
levied onas the property of J P Duke
by virtue of ofie tas 1 fwissued: by the ‘
tax collector sn favor of the state and I
connty v the said J P Duke for his
state and county tax for the vear 18852
Property jointed ont by the T ¢
Also at the same time and place will
Lo sold 1011 acres of lot of land mumber
3in the eighth districs and sth section s
of original Carroll, now Haralton conniy
et devied onoas ibe property of the es
tate of JOW pannmond by virtie of onc |
tax i faissued by the tas collector it fa
vor of the state and connty va the x\»t»'llul
of the said J W nampiond forf hix sate
amd eounty tux fur thie year 1883 T ‘
property pointed owé by the tax w»llw'-]
tor. J
T Also at the samie thne and place will!
be sold tot No 630 in the 20th district ana |
rd seetion of weigingd Cherokee, now
aralsoft county i ievied on as o thel
propeity of 8 W Muys Bxr of the (nf
cate of G W Crawiond by virtue of one'!
ax fi fa dssued by the T C i favne ol
che stadesnd cownty v the duxs of the
stabe of the sid G W Crowtord, for
the tax dew on said extaie so? the, vear
1883, Propeety pointed ont hy the 't O
Al at the same time and place will
e sold 200 aeres OF lot sElend No 64 .in
the 7t dise wnd Hth =ectin of orizina!
Carredl svw [ivalzon county.n g levied
on as the property of 48 Pope by virtne
f one ax i fa issued lw vhe tax coilocetor
i favea of he stattand county vs J 8
Pope fe s state and vounty: tax - duc
| for the yaE 18R poperty pointed out,
hy the tax Ceddector i |
Also at the ssme time and place will
He sold Tor of fmad membey 84140 e 08
Jdistrict and srd section and ot of L
No 1231 in the 20 distriet and Sed vee :
of originnal Cherokees now * drara’son
county aay levied o as the property of
B D nolcombe by v eof one tax fi fa,
issued by the tax colfecay in favor ' of
the state and county v the said nolyom |
foa his state ahd county tax due for the !
year cighteen hundred and eighty t'h;wu.l
Property pointed @it hy the T T
\'Ln as the sume time and place widl he
sold Jor of &nd pumber 4904 1y the 20ih
distriet and 3id section of arjginal Chier |
okoe, maradd coiaty, ca. evied on!
ax the propefuy of Thas W fozzaontd by
virtue of o tax i Kaitmed iy the Yui
coilector in favor o tee stote hnd t"f\‘!’"l'\,\'s
v the said dsard, Soe s state and Cound
ty tax deu for dicwyeni siehteon hundehid
and eightythiee, Projhaty was pointed
Font by the thx colleeto : .
Also at the sdwe tiv and place will
hésold 39 aeres of Bot & Tand nulior
cight hundsed and #i¥BY one in the Ta
district and 4th section of original Cher
ORCC NOW Hardwon connty Ga, Levied ot
as the property of Johnson & Sretfold by
virtue of one fax fi ta 19:diod vy the tuy]
collector in favor of the state and couns
¥ovs the said Johuson & Safiold o
their state and county tax due or thd
vear eighteen hundred and cighty three,
“The pragf ety pointed oy by the 4e,
Also at the S qige end place wili
be sold 50 acres of lot of Jand number!
271 in 7th dist. and sth sectiofn of orioi
nal Carroll, now navalson county -
Leviedon s the property of John I 3
Seott by virtue of one tax i fit issiied Bl
the tax collector jn favor of the state I\'ni![
county, vs the said Scott, sot his stite
antel'count tax, ‘Mhe for the vear 1883, 0
property pointed ot B &He Hax colleer
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also, at the same time and place, j
acres of lot No. 267, in the 7lh distyie,
and sth section of ot oviging] Careoll, ),
L now Haralson county, G Loviad oy
'the property of James M. Watts, |
] virtue of ene tax fi fa isoued hy the gy
colleetor, in favor of the state and coy
Fty, Vi Lhe dadd Watte tor his tax dy
e state und eounty, e the vear 188
‘ Pooncrty pointed cut by e tax colle
!ii‘l‘
I atro,ab the saens thae woud place, 59
l;w:.-,:\ flow Nodkl, inthe Cth disteier angd
{sl wee jon, of ol dnal - Canially noye
P Haradson comnty, Ga. Levied on as ihe
property of ¥ DOB Newman, Ly virtae
of ohe ax tkdwirstiedd ¥ ARG Tax coilec
| tor in favoimt the fa g and eounty, vy
|llw woid DL R Newinan, Tor his tax
!(luv the state onnty, for the yoear
‘]."{“:'.. Property l(.lhlwi et by ithe lax
[rnilt.r-v;m'. B h o
Alio, at the sume Ume awd place, 102
acres of ot mmnber 109, in the 7th dis
wrict and ath cection, ot original Corroll,
now Huralson county Ga, Levied on wy
the property of Thos T Baily, by virtue
of one ax fiffa issued hy the tax colje -
tor, in favor of the sigte and county, y
the said Baily, for his tex due the stato
and county, for the year 183, Proper.y
opinted out by the tax eolicetorn, !
- alsoy atthe same tine and place 15a
e %of lot nmber B, in the Stho distris
and ath seetion of origingd Cairoll, 10,
navalson county. Ga, Lovied onas o
property Johin Aking by vitne of ons
tax fi fa imsued by e tax collcetor, in
favor of the stute and eoo vwthe said s
Rin, for his tax uedhe stite wnd co,, for
the year 1883, Propt’ pomnted out hy the
T Neait s
Also atthe same time and plwe widt
he sold ot of land No GB9l in toe Ist dis
and +th sect of originai Cierokee nos
naralson ¢o #a. nevied on as the propr.
of ti P cwkin by virtoe 8 enerax i 1,
psucd by then Clin favorof the stats
and county vs the =gid Laankin for his
stategand cotnty due o the yearlssi.
Property wens poiticett cat by the t ¢
Also at the #a pe time and place will
be sold lot £y H 818 in the 20th dist and
3rd sect. and v o oflend 20, 431 in the 1s;
dist, and 4th s2t of erieinal Cherokec,
now Haralsos eounty, G, Levied onas
the property ofy De 3 Jdobnson, agen,
worwite & chidren, by virtae of one tux 6
fayissued by the tax (ollector, in fsvor of
the state and epunty, vs said pariics so
their tax due the state and county, |
the year 1883, Property pointed ont iy
the v c. :
Also at the same tiine gl place wil
be sold xo 1187 in the 20th -« dist]
and dvd seet, of oviginegl Cherokee noy
naralson county ca. Levied onas the
property of Lauvenia usreiss by viride o
one tax ifu sspned by ther, cedn save
of the stateand co., va thesaid Loven s
Harrigy forher tax‘duc vhe state and o,
for the vear 83, Property painfed ou
by the v c. :
Also, at the vame tiine and plave, witt
be soid Jot No. 1201, in the 20th distii 1
and H section, crivinal Chervkee, noyu
Haralson county, Ga. Levied on as thi
property of G 8, Prior; Ly virtne of cu
tax fiv tas dssued by TOCL in favor «f
thie state aid ecunty,vs, thie said Prio;
for his tare and ccunty tax «due for the
year lesd. Property pointed st by T Oy
AlNo, at the sane time and bvlace, lots
numbers 48, 082, 077 in_ the 20ih dis
trict and 3d section, of erizinad Chrrokeo
dow Ihamtson g';lflt‘.fi\*,fl&:i: Hovietonean
the praperty of Wan, R Sianpson, by vie
tuciol tne tax i fa issued by 'the » ¢, i
fuaor of-the mate arid’ c 0.,” ve o the sand
Simpean, for N 3 tux due the state anek
Co., for thS Your cightoen handred &
cighty theee: Voopervy pomted out by
the T, (v
Adsoyab the rave Gage 2ad dace, wi
be sola ioZ weres e ¥ 00, 202, 1 the Sih
distict aaddil sccacdy; o original Cor-
Yolly now Huishon eounig,. 'Ca. Levied
onas the propusta el 4L 8. Kiker, by *
L\"u'&uu of end fax £ fissaed by the I.C
infavor of thesoate fadd county, vs e
il Kiker, son b atages ond couniy {a
for thie yewr crahiteen “buinared & eighiy =
§ three. Proveriy ptintcd out by the 1% C.
L Msos acthe e dme.seed place will \'
l'-w sold 50 weies o land, ot No. fift®
cighty in the el lithiisgres aand oth soe
’ Slon Gs el ol D ont et alion (os
Ga. devitd v s e e osety Gl U A
Fivmning W virtgd osone ax il ta issned
by the 950 b fayvor of the state and co
Vi the v d B3OS For Lig sta e and eo.
tix due tor aie vear Yohiocn . hundital
and cighoy thrved e GionesUias pon -
e Lous dy b a, . ;
i AEo SEEe s ead place wiil be
Csold ot ofdand xo. 3 huncred and eichis
four M thie 20th pigt daed 2 gects ob oria
nual cherokee, wow HRIQ U R G (i lOV
ed on as the 2 roperay o Jods pelmne
|y viroe of une tax S fssned by thers
|A‘. in faaor bt e diaie danbebun iy ve. the
A Led sol SRI i commt Yty
Geufor e ¥ear eichicen huadred . and
pighty thoee, s VaonerY witd pointed
out: by the e i .
l CAleay ag thessme wne and place, will, -
|be molds, 400 e 2 %}"4;. l}-"-;t'\ bl {B3, ’1
84, B ASG, 477, Dls, G ), S, 4177
! 4730, 4G, 504, 810, 427 40T, 425, L 4814, 4
AO, 805, 898, 85%, <47, 572 aud in the %fit i
district and i oction, of ovioinn) Chle
| okeehuw Haralsdi connty, Ca, Levied
oas the property of R ¢ "fii!fiflhfi"ib." ~
YARe of one X 1 fndesned by tho T
Cim favor of the stnpe g coumty v the
sedd Bigeloe sos s e vand ety
Ax die Kor e 5 our 883- Hhe nioperty
was pointed eas hy thé g (! _
L aldwo, at i sane, Canead Bleee, wild
Che sold tobs Now 307 | woz, 3¢ 436 he 1
| disteiet and | o o o sl s v
l'mts Nk F4B, 105, LByt 20k (o
Ltrict and dweel MO gio i LG oo
Cnow Bl by wwiabad v Ko fuevicd on as
Lehe property of BoES Rien s, b virtue
Of ome XAB T egl By of the state
and coliatyy v, e vkl Biaadoe, dor his *
15&"*.'{*!)’&'1 MUy isl she theyoat
ISO Praporty o nted oot AL
; sao L Scoame,
b Hheritl,
:'f’h".fl Poab SR R R !
Har sion Ceurtes Crgin qry b
i Coudtiy purpose ;, i s, Tesm 188
{ TBpearing to (K contl fhatiie e
Bot otlice, ooche Com® Bard of
Héntion, forihe weven Distrdete, of o
i ety oxpired on e ikt sature
day i Octoler 1682, And 3¢ firther ap*
REAFIE it e Dt s neday Sn Octoben,
jSR e B eserhod by the
, “:'“";r"_""";’ffiq"if"r‘-!‘.‘ v Moy e that ne
lotisy --\'z}?jw?d o 0 it oshiy s theres
TR AL TR Ared e the gours, that
i A boheld it egelt of the malitis
e s B said countl, on suturdy, the
02l oy of Marcis, 1 et f ¢ one mem®
her of “the coont s heprd *of educatd
L Cteh iHe L aiai comity ; L §
. j Vo iR I e L e
§ M Dwase re, Prdinaeg. -