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Tiiuusiuy, July 21, IS!>8.
Entered in the postoilice at Lmcoiitioin Ga., as
! Mecond class matter.
People’s Party State Ticket.
i ; For Governor,
J. K. IlOGAN, Lincoln.
For Secretary of State,
I, .>O. JACKSON, Decatur.
For Comptroller General,
1H5N Ml LIKIN, Wayne.
For Treasurer,
J. II. Til AY LOR, Troup.
For Attorney General,
FELIX N. COBB. Carroll.
For Commissioner of Agriculture,
* W. i>. GLOVER, Bibb.
For School Commissioner.
JL M. ZETTLEK, Fulton.
* For Prison Commissioner,
J. S. DAVITT, Polk.
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A Lame Excuse.
Failing in their attempt, to find
fault with cut,her his public or private
record, and recognizing the danger
to the dear old party by having so
good a man as he is in the field for
^/Turnor without an argument to
use against him, as a last resort they
now say that hens incompetent; that
, he has no college education and is
therefore unfit to be chief magistrate,.
Gee whiz, what an argument! Who
would have thought that the people
of the great State of Georgia,, a state
that took Joe Brown from the plow
handles ami placed him in the exec
Vitivc.chiiir, would in the future have
to be ruled entirely by college bred
politicains? Such however is the
decree of the bosses, and their will
is law; has been at least lor tin; past
several years. But in their desperate
effort to manufacture campaign thun
-tier against the people’s candidate
for once have gone one
step too far. It will prove a boom
erang to them. The common, plain,
sensible people of the state will look
ii/>on their excuse for not supporting
a good man as a lame one and as a
direct reflection upon their lntelli
geuce. They will rally to his stand
nrd to a man, believing him to be
honest, faithful, conservative and
possessing all the necessary qualifi¬
cations for a good governor. They
will not be fooled this year with such
trap, but will learn the politi
cians a lesson they seemed to have
forgotten, that they, the Peoule, are
the proper ones to pass on the efli
ciency of a candidate for public office.
l.et a Convention I5e Called.
There seems to be a disposition
among some Populists in this (lis
trict to let the election for
man this year go by default.. They
claim that there is no use in nomi¬
lotting a man so long as Augusta
pursues the fraudulent pofiey she has
heretofore in general elections. We
think in reaching this conclusion
our friends have erred. While it is
a notorious fact that Auguste has in
the past committed some outrageous
and glaring frauds, we are not so
certain that the same will be repeat
cd< this year. And even admitting
that such will be the case, it. is no
argument after ail that the Populists
should not nominate a candidate.
have an organization to keep up, and
in order to do this we must nominate
candidates from the lowest to the
highest offices, even where there is
n<J prospect ol electing them. If
l is adhered to party will
i Ibtrengthen policy our and will
itself each year,
Cur n j > a i g n G hat.
'(’he largest crowd that has yet
attended a mooting since the State
campaign opened gathered at Jeffer¬
son, Jackson county, July 0, to
hear our next governor, Hon. J. P.
1 lagan, speak. It is estimated that
fully two thousand people, were pres¬
ent. Mr. Hogan, as lie always does,
made a conservative, common sense
speech and was attentively listened
to. A newspaper man who was pres¬
ent reports the speech after this
fashion:
“Never before in Georgia was the
truth presented in plainer terms or
kinder manner. Funiestnous and
kindness were manifested by him
from beginning to end. He dodged
no issue, but met every question
openly, fairly and honorably. He
advised his religions brethren, stew¬
ards of the Methodist church and
deacons of the Baptist church -with
the- preachers thrown in, to vote like
they pray, or shut up. Thank God
for a man with the courage of his
convictions who dare to speak them.
Truthfully has the Macon Telegraph
described him, ‘a sober minded man’,
The most gifted and polished orator
that ever stood upon the soil of old
.Jackson never received more earnest,
attention than he. You can certainly
put Jackson county in the column
for Hogan.”
★ * *
July 27 the campaign in the 10th
district will be opened at Thomson.
On that day Hon. T. E. Watson will
deliver a carefully prepared speech
on State issues, it will be the only
address'Mr. Whitson will make during
the present campaign, which we re¬
gret to say. Doubly so because it
falls on the same day of the. primary
in this county, thereby preventing
many from attending. We feel sure,
however, that in that one speech the
truth will be so plainly presented
and the rascality of the Democratic
party so completely uncovered that
another would be unnecessary. Mr.
Hogan will also be on hand and
make an address.
+ A *
That Democrat up in Jackson
county who, on seeing the immense
crowds from the country going in
to Jefferson to hear the Populist
candidate speak and in utter aston¬
ishment exclaimed, “has the whole
-thing gone over to the Pop¬
ulist?” will have his thoughtful
query answered by the people next
October in the affirmative. Provided,
however, we can hold Augusta down
to seven thousand majority.
* * *
Up in the fifth district that wiiey
old humbug, Bon Livingston, is
again the nominee of the Democratic
party for congress. It has been said
that, if anybody could crack the whip
over the head of a disgruntled Dem¬
ocrat and force him to vote the party
ticket, Livingston is the man. As a
wire puller he is unexcelled m the
State; as a campaign liar he
an equal in the country. But the
people of the fifth are just beginning
to realize these facts. His deceitful
nature, which has heretofore been
overlooked by the people in their
mad fight for party victory, is now
being shown up. and as the work
goes on the more disgruntled are his
constituents. lion. Jus. K. Hines,
one of the purest, politicians in the
State, is the Populist candidate
against him, and it is now generally
conceded that he will be elected—•
and that too, by Democratic voters.
Decent Democrats declare they will
not support the old hypocrite any
longer.
* ¥ 4.
Hon. Mail W. Gross, of Thomson,
will be the People’s party candidate
this year for senator for this district.
McDuffie has already named him as
her choice, and it only remains for
the district convention to confirm
the nomination. This the conven¬
tion will do, which means that Mr.
Gross will be our next senator.
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j eventually boliot box become staffers so will strong that dare the
f not to
j j practice But if no their one is nefarious brought forward business, to
voted for the organization will
i lose its effectiveness and disinlegrn
tion will sot in, the end of which
will be the destruction of the party.
Therefore we say, lot a convention
be called, a good man nominated
and an aggressive campaign inatigu
rated.
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The Latest News • Condensed nml ’ * i
Put in Paimjiinphs.
Tlio government is perfenthig nr- [
rangenn nts to sunviulered transport the- Santiago Spanish |
troops who sit
to Spain according to the terms of'
surrender.
Santiago Tim articles of capitulation of
ami all of (.‘listens Cuba
have been definitely signed. Tim
arm's of-the enemy were turned over
to Gen. Shaffer Monday morning
and the Spaniards marched out as
prisoners of war. The Spanish col¬
ors were ■ hauled down sit :) o'clock
Monday morning and the American
flag hoisted.
The auxiliary cruiser Yankee has
sailed with if full supply of ammu¬
nition for the vessels of Commodore
Watson’s fleet. Watson will prol
ably sail for Bonin within a few days.
Mstj-Gon. Broolm is in Washington
in conference with the deprr.menf president aiu^
officials of the war con
cerning the Porto Pico expedition.
It is thought the Montetey Carol will Is¬
take possession her of to the the Philippines. me.
lands on way
Yellow fever is prevalent Cuba. among It
the American troops in is
reported as being of a mild type.
In Madrid there is an increase in
the peace talk and it. is semi-offici
ally stated that the negotiations will
be begun very shortly.
The attitude of the Germans in
'the Phillipines causes uneasiness in
government circles, but Admiral
Dewey has been given a free hand to
deal with conditions there as he
deems led.
Admiral Dewey has recommended
that the Chinese who served in minor
capacities on his ships bo granted
American citizenship. *
Maj-Gen, Otis has sailed for the
Philippines with nearly 2,000 more
men.
Admiral Gerveia and the captured
Spanish vaval officers liave arrived
at Annapolis and have been assigned
quarters.
General Miles in command of first
expedition on anxidiary cruiser Yale
left Siboney Monday for Porto Rico.
The Georgia boys will leave Tampa
under General Coppinger- to join
Miles’ expedition. The campaign
to be short and swift. The army
and m&y to make simultaneous Spaniards at¬
tack upon San capable Jiian; the
there are not of making a
strong resistance. Gen. Miles’ com¬
mand will jnunborJRydD.v •
In protest against the act of capit¬
ulation signed by To nil at Santiago,
the Spanish light keepers at, (Jape
Ma-ysi and Gape Lncrocea, both with¬
in the district agreed to be. surren¬
dered, have burned down their light¬
houses.
The Spanish garrison at Guanta¬
namo City is reported to have spiked
its cannon and blown up its maga¬
zine.
The American authorities have
taken charge of the cable office at
Santiago and a strict censorship has
been eitablisbed.
The Fhiilippine Spaniards insurgents hem¬ now
have the completely
med in at Manila. It is thought the
city will surrender in a few-days.
As the German cruiser Irene was
passing Mariveles, off Manila, the
other day, the United States gunboat
Hugh McCullough was sent after
her to ask her to stop. As'the imnS
refused to obey a shell was sent
across her bow and a small boat went
to discover what she was doing.
The German admiral protested ships had and
insisted that German a
right to enter the harbor without
being searched, a. claim which Ad¬
miral Dewey declined to recogi me
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>' n ATE OF OEORGIA -Lincoln Comity :
.Tnincj opening K. Hogan .•*ud otiterrf having applied public for
n -■ and /iNialjlif-bment of a new
• -ad commencing at what is known ns the “White.
..... in the IdHrc.1 dintrict O. M.. and rinming
lY -nee. in a wentcr’y 'direction, following the old
Mct’-by '“'. road >*nd terminatljig diririct G. near At., where Bartow it. inter- Rara
L: the 1 K4fh,
•"t.r with the Waf?'.'.ington road, ff'he total pro
•n.«od long'th ul said road being about five miles,
ft tho width thereof twenty feet.
Notice L hereby' given the that- 20th said day application of August,
. - : be ihinbv grained on
n, next, jf no sufficient cause is shown <>r the
: .aitrwrv. T. II. REM.SEN, Ord'y.
This July R), 1808.
H)ierifT> Bale.
STATE OF GEORG1A—LIncoin L-ounty:
w ILL Tuesday BE in SO August Li) ON next fit THE public FIKST outcry
at the courthouse door, in said county the of Lincoln,
Ga.. within the legal hours of sale to highest
bidder for cash, certain real estate property,
of which the following is a full and complete do
friptiOli, to wit: One cCord farm lying in a body,
known as the Elisha M home place, in the
ISSd disf. (i. M., containing Eigiit Hundred and
Thirty (830) Acres, nnd bounded on the North by
lands of Beffncu and Davie, East by lands of.Mrs.
Bolder, 1887, South by Little River and land of
Geo. McCord and West by jsaid lands of Dennett and
Favie. 1887; situated in county of Lincoln
and and 18Hd 183(1 dist. iUhL G. G. M., M., state state of of Georgia. Georgi Also the
McCord Mill place and Land and Fe rry, also sit
:;;Upd in iair< comity of iffiicoin and state of
Georgia, (except a pmall part of said 5 acres (the
McCord Mill place) that, is on ; the South side of
Little river, sitiiated in the county of Columbia
md said state (>f Georgia), both containing (in Litt nil)
Five 0). Acres of land on sides of e
river -the. Lincoln part of said mill place bounded
North, rtii East.and West by lands of estate of Wal
' 1887. 1887, ami South by the middle of
kor Hawes,
riy et_(th is) part of said . mill place, land and
in the 18ffd dist. G. M., Lincoln
e 'of Georgia). The other ;w v of
being as aforesaid described on
the '.nesuuiu south m side ise of of Little, Little river, river, bounded bounded by by the the
lands of Ed Gumby ana Ccasnr Bond and meets
the said Lincoln part in t.he middle of aaid Little,
river, situated in (’olrmtbia don.nty, Ga.. contain
taiiung in all five sides (5) acres Of Little of hand. lying as
aforesaid, on both river, forming
one. tract of land known as the McCord mill
place, land and ferry.
The -aid two tracts of land, to wit: The Mc¬
Cord home place, and the McCord mill place, land
and ferry levied'on as the property of estate of
Elisha McCord..J. M. Cartledge satisfy being his issued aditt’r.
and defendant in il fa, to a it fa on
Nov, 5,181)7, from Lincoln superior court in favor
of *hb Georgia Loan a Trust Company for t he use
and byneiL of E. W. Parsons. J. L. .Bushnell and
Thomas P. Tenney. The title being placed, as
renu*red required by by law, law, by by a a cult quit claim claim deed deed in m the ti said
estate.through J. Ai. Cartledge, adininistrat.or and ?aie to :ih
aforesaid, lor the purpose of levy tighmst sat¬
isfy sn id il fa or execut ion, which is issued
■7. M. lodge, adm’i >n rid The mid
ffronerty being in die po/-■oJsion of said adm'r.
and' pointed out by J. E.,Strother, attorney at law
for fflaint’ihr. And written notice hiw been given
to Haiti J. M. Cartledire as Haul administrator, as
a-qiiired 'ey law. R. T. < ’dLbAltS, HherilfL. C
This mil clay of June, 181)8.
STATE OF GEORGIA -Lincoln County r
no3d before, t.he court house door in the.
town of hincolilton Within the legal hours parcel of sale of
to land the highest'bidet i w. all that Bussey tract homo or place.
known as the.,.Nathan
lying in Lincoln county on or near tiu*. waters of
the Savannah river containing four hundred (400)
acres. more or less, and adjoining lands!of phas.
Hnsscv. Mrs. R. J. PrU and others. Levied on
:o s.-;j i sfy si ft fa issued from Richmond county
Hvperior coiirt in favor of .V'o-pe A. Fleining. Within
notice served on part:os in possession as the law
dileets. K. T. UULEAKS, S. L. C.
This July 7, 1399.
ST.'. TiC Ob' GEOBGIA- -I.incoln County •
WLl he sold before t.he courthouse door in the
town 1 of Lin coin ton on hours the L-r- 'Tuesday iff following August
nex' wfftliin the legal of sale the
descrFood,.property, to wit; 17 5-7 acres of land,
more or less, it being the 1-seventh undivided in¬
ter e/t in theBenj. Eentlh y ‘.••■•d;*. Levied <m as
the property of John Fendley to satisfy f i iVi s
issued from justice court 187 dist. G. M. i: favor
of A. •S. A ad or son. fin- above lauds .lying mi th<(
water:- of Sal- Mill creek ami adjoining lands of
M. G. Hale. Ai. IL I»ewi.- and others.
li. T. k’ULEAKS, Sheriff'L C.
This 30fh day of June. 181)8
Kor Sale*.
Aii ihat it >\ iand belonging gsfatv of Jacob
Folk, containing One Hundred and. Forty five
<MA) Acres, more.or loss, and bounded.. by laud*?
of To bo ml Dam. Go Lie beau. Henderson, and
Tutt Will be Kolb hnv for -.ash. A bargain for
somebody. Add ret? a W. W. FOLK,
Langley. *8. c.
announcements.
FOR SHERIFF.
1 hereby ami on nee nivsolf a eain!idate for rc
olection io the office of Shenil of Lincoln county,
nml if elected will iwuUnivor Juive to faithfully in perforin
tin* dnttc> of the office a.-* J none the pu-c.
I ask the support of nil ray frioufla, and pledge
myself to support iht northin'- i)dspt of the PopuiUt
priiiiuryeleetio.lv.- K. M T. OULLARS.
The many friends of Tom L. Par?Hlise nnnomice
him as a suitable candidate for Sheri It of Pin
coin Bounty for the' emoting election, subject to
the Peoples 1 Party nomination. Voters.
many
1 icing noli cit ed by my friends, I hereby an¬
nounce myself a candidate for Mb or iff of Lincoln
county, subject to the Pcopic’s party nomination,
and if elected will endeavor to discharge the
duties of the office to the best of my ability.
NATHAN WRHHlT
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
I hereby announce myself a candidate for tin
office of Tax Collector of Lincoln county, subject
to the People’s party nom5nation. I am a candi¬
date’ on my own responsibility and am seeking
the office for the money. If elected I will en¬
deavor to so deport my so if ns to win the honor
tha! is bestowed by an impartial^nblic. upon Jill
faithful sind efficient officers. I respectfully ask
the support of my friends.
WILLIAM WOODS.
I iicrcliy announce, myself a candidate for
re.-eleetion to the office of Tax Collector of Lin¬
coln county, subject people, to the whom People’s party faith¬ nom¬
inations. If the I have tried
fully to serve, think solicit me their deserving of another
term. I respectfully support. T. MOSELEY.
s.
J hereby announce myself a ejihclulatc for t.he
ofiico of Tax Collector of Lincoln county, subject
;u tile People's party n ora in lit ion. If elocUul 1
shall faithfully endeavor to perform the duties of
the ottiee. I solicit the support of my friends.
M. It. U5WIS.
POE THE LEC-XSLATUEE.
Being BoHcitoif )?y my friends, I have decided
to make the race for the Legislature at the ap
preaching primary election. I pledge nryncll to
jf/nnl by f ho iioiuincea of the party.
w. e, WAim.
The many friends of 1 dipt. F. M. Wright an¬
nounce him a* 1 a suitable candidate for repr »*■-< • .■ t
tat.ive of Lincoln county hi tho next General
Assembly, subject to the rty VOTERS. primary
election.
I announce myftpif as? a candidate for the Leg
isffttfci’.re from Him cogjyy, subject to am ion of
People'* party primaries. If elected I promL'*»
to look well after the interest of my count,y and
suite and i .respectfully fibJicit foe vote* of my
friends- T. O. STROTHER.
For .-uvurai months past I have )>ocn solicited
time and again to announce m vac if us a candi¬
date for Lincoln’s representative but as I was
destitute of such aspirations I resisted the so¬
licit ati on s u n t,i 1 now, when the pressure has be
coincHOgreat that.it puts on the np\ vearancc of
stubbornness or some kindred raalai ly for eon
tinned refusal, notwithstanding in doing so I
feel that I am at a great disadvantage has been canvassed owing by to
the fact that the county
my opponents, and an impression being among But
my friends that I would not be in the race.
be that as it may, under the existing cireum
stnntfcH I will take the chances nnd now announce
myself as a candidate for Representative of Lin¬
coln county in the next General Assembly, sub
ject to the Feoplo’s party primary election, and
solicit the consistent support of my friends.
JOHN O. CALDWELL.
FOR TAX RECEIVER,
At the solicitation of friends from every sec
lion of the. county, I have decided to announce as
a candidate for Tax Receiver of Lincoln County,
J pledge myself to support the nominees of the
Peopie’s party primary election.
A. J. MURRAY.
Having bon.) so Hoi tod by frionds from various?
Hectioiis of the county I have commuted to allow
nty name to go before Lincoln the publicMi?< a mibjett candidate
for Tax Receiver ol county, to
the notion of the Fopulistt prhgnry. If elected
will faithfully discharge the duties? of the office
to the best, of my ability. 1\ A. RODGERS.
The friends? him of E. Zed. Um?s?cy respectfully an¬
nounce an n suitable candidate for the office
of Tax ltaceiver for Lincoln county at the con a
ing election. Subject ip the M People's AN Y VOTERS. party pri
mary.
At 'ho solicitation of friends I hereby an
nounce myself a candidate for Tax Receiver of.
Lincoln county; subject to Peop’oT WRIGHT. party nri
mary election . L.
r.-hurohy mate my announcemerit as a caiuti
datc for re-election to the office of Tax Receiver
of Lincoln county, subject to Feoffte ,J party will
primary; and in making eleetioneering Huh announcement I i
Htiy that this ia all t.iio ami'1 expect to
do' an hiy; health is very bad- can’t get
arbiind much; but at the nume time I ask my
friend* not to vote an old veteran out who m not
able to work for a living, and I promise them
that I will l>e aa courloouH mid obliging BOllLER. in the
future as I have in the pant. J. T.
At the solicitation ol my friends- 5 , I hereby
announce myself a candidate fortthe office of Tax
Receiver. w«ll>ject to the Foirniist primary. If I
am the HhceesHi’ul candiiiato I ahull Vnithfully
discharge tlie duties? incumbent on STKIDJiLING. me as a public
servant. E. A.
Ohenhftult, Ga., June 10, 181)8.
FOR OLSRE & TREASURES.
Deeply grateful to the people for their past
favors and narthility, I hereby announce of myself Glerk
n candidate for re-election to the offices
of Superior Court and Treasurer of Lincoln coun¬
ty, subject to People's party primary election.
If ole< tod I will endeavor office faithfully the best of to discharge ability.
the duties- of the to my
J. M. CARTLEDGE.
J. E. STKOTIIBK, TU0H. II. KEMHKN, .J It
STROTHER & REMSEN,
Attorneys at Law.
Will practice in the courts of Lin¬
coln, Wilkes, McDuffie and Columbia
counties—and the Supreme Court ol
the state.
This April 30, ISOs.
Rotice.
I will Ik in Lincoln ton the first
and Double Branches the second
week of every month for the purpose
of repairing Fine watch Watches, repairing Clocks, Jewelry
Ac. a spe¬
ciality. Every piece of work guar¬
anteed.
J. H. DUNAWAY,
Practical Watch-maker.
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a favorite remedy for sore nipples,
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Dr, Cady’s Condition Powders, bad are
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medicine and the best in use to put a
horse in prime condition. Price 25
^ents per package-
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MARK WALTER ;
The Watchmaker and Jewels
of Washington, Go.,
will do your work on
Fine Watches, Clocks & Jewelry
Cheaper ami /letter
than yon can have it done elsewhere.
He undJrstamls the business thor¬
oughly and will guarantee the work
and prices to be all right.
Eyes tested and Glasses fitted per¬
fectly.
We Keep Our
Customers
Posted on &
the Cotton
Market
by mailing
tlioro our
market
report
regularly.
Wo want
your business,
All shipments
Personally
attended to.
Liberal advances.
good Weights.
SAVlSON &
FARGO
Cotton Factors.
Augusta, Ga.
When is Augusta
Go to II. V. Kearney ’b waciost
YARD'ami .-AJODN, 1 2GS lb-pad
SOLE Agent
For Cooper's .Laurel Valley < lorn
Whiskey.
GOOD ADVICE.
Whi-n buying Monumental Work
it is well to first be assured of the
honesty anil ability of the Stealer.
Patronize your home dealer if pos¬
sible. Avoid and agents, as additional they_ tire
unnnecessary, are an
expense. Be sure the contract spriji
lies what yon want, and more certain
the work fills the contract before
paying. Remember there :s- nog.ex¬
cellence without great without* labor, and ho
great excellence skillful
labor. You should therefore buy\of
a proprietor who is a workman. The
most skillful and artistic workman
ship on the best of material is none .
too good to mark the graves of “the
loved ones gone before.”
C. F. KOHL RUSH, - -.
Augusta Marble, Granite and Stone
Works. Cor, Wushiftgtpn amt El¬
lis Streets.
Not io*. t<> l>e*>tors ami OrotlitcrsV
STATU 01' GEOKGIA—I.incolu Contity :
Katie in h«r«t>y t-iven to si! crertitdrs of the
~ L i. u f tjlrradeniii;:, itttu of ,;nitl comity, tie
Cassc.J. :<> ruulor In Vi account, oi their tlcumiitl
to me. -.vithiii tli« tiau: yreiscnl>«t bylaw, i>r<>i>
■riv niadt out. Ami all perBons ijulehteil to hni.it
. ml nf iiitroby untlcruipwcd. roqncst<xl to inake iinmudimp f ■
iiayuutiit to tin; MUfUt.O, ....
SALKNA F. '
Executrix of 15. Olcudeuiug.
This' (till day of June, lS»a.
STATE OF GEORGIA—Lincoln County:
Notice id liereby given to all creditors of the
ate of A. F. dhmmanlt, late of said county,
ccttHcd. to render in an account of their demand
to me, within the time prescribed indebted by law. prop
vriv made out. And all persona to said f
derr-ased are hereby retjueHtea to make .mmediate
poyraow to tho uaUor^.to.1. t
Administratrix of A. F. Chennau
This Jtnw 20, l«is.
AdministotorV Suit
STATE Oh’ 9EOHGIA—I.iiicolji County:
Rv virtue of an order from the court of ordinary
of Lincoln county, Ga., will be Hold Haul at public
on fury before the courthouse door of county
on 1st Tuesday in August the following deHoahUed
tract of laud ; The place whereon the bat 0 «I, H.
Kennedy resided, iidjoiuilig lands of Miss li. V
and~Me*sr<. It. 'N. Kennedy. T. 11. Robertg, R. JL
KaniHoy. J. M. DilK and W. II. Pollard and con¬
taining Three Hundred and Thirty (SJO) Acrec
Said Tract of bind fjv»Uhsubject to a trust deed
held by rbri.-tian O. Georgia and given by J. M
Kenncdv during Us life time. Hnid deed recorded
in Lnok -F" page 320 in CierkA office of bupern r
Court Lincadii cauntv, Ga . for the Mipi
,u.d Interest Terms -u ah. i‘urrhn«er to pay.fof
paper.-. A.im ifii of JM Kennedy. -y
-1rut-or ;
Ttiiit 5B»c ;i0 - Jfo*.
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gr!" ”Ql,fl&ce'fiud Rnuroud ‘
~ gnaw“. mm. Machinists” and Factory
g Fppgfllcs. Remuu. Pm‘ktuanjentom, Hm
hnn’m Saws, Files. (Mlers‘ ens.
, m”(}a;£gt every «Iny: WWI»; 180 hands.
Lombard Iron Works
and Supply Co
AUGUSTA. GEORGIA-