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SMALL RECORDS * BRIEFLY RECORDED BY REC ORD RECORDERS. LOCAL ITEMS PICKED CP HEBE AND THEBE FOB THE ENTERTAIN MENT OF OCR HEADERS, Let ’er go. Here’s to Black. Third party is on the run. Black will be our next congress man. Let all democrats stand to the ( rack, fodder fodder. or no The campaign will soon be over, and we will be glad of it. Mr. Watson is not afraid of any body. We admire him for it. J. C.A, Wilcher announces in this issue for the legislature. Mr. J, H. Laseter of Waynesboro is in Gios°n visiting his father. We are not the son of a prophet, but Mr. Black will go to congress' It is said that old Weaver will speak in Augusta tomorrow week. Comeoui tomorrow week and hear Major W. T. Gary speak at the court house. Cotton has been coming into town this week rapidly. The price A-ie not much bettor. We are exceedingly sorry to state that Clerk J. F. Hannah still re mains quite sick. Read advertisement of Henry Getjen, the fairly. lipuor dealer. Ho will treat you Stand up to your rights. Don’t be run over by no one. That’s our motto. Cholera is in New York. It is thought damage that it will not do much there however. Dr. W. L. Cason, dentist is in Gibson. Have your teeth fixed if they are not sound. When xt comes to genuine clever ness, our young friend J. W. White ley can’t be surpassed. Black will beat Watson two. thtfrlSSJfcd voteawdSffWtow whri arc talking about. Misses Eva and Beuford Thomp son two charming the young ladies of Augusta are guests of Miss Qma Williams. Miss Oma Williams accompanied by her guests Misses Eva and Beu fora Thompson spent last Monday and Tuesday at Wrens. Mi*. Abb Locket and wife passed through Gibson last Tuesday on their way to their home in Warren county. The ladies of Gibson met Air. Black last tendered Thursday him evening at the depot and beautiful boquets of flowers. Tho third partyites had better get Dr. Cason to fix their teeth because the democrats tough are going to give them something to chew. Read the advertisement of Mes srs Hull – Tobin, cotton factors and commission merchants’ Augus ta, and give them a showing. AH of our new advertisements dont appear this week. Didn’t have room for them. We will have a general and, will straightening enlarge out uext week our pa per. Several from this joint county at tended the debate at Thom son yeterday, among whom were H. A. Williams, R. L. Usry. Walden, B. F. Harrell and G. W. Mr.W. T. Kitchens, the who has been engaged in saw mill bus iness in Lawrense county for some time is spending a while with rela tives and old friends in Glascock. Tom will probably sever his con nection with saw milling and again enter the mercantile business in Gibson. Miss Bessie Kitchens, one of Glascock’s brightest, most beauti ful and sweetest young ladies will leave Mondoy for Milledgeville, where she goes to attend the Nor mal andlclu8trial historic College. city May her stay m that old be plcasan as well as profitable. Tho r< .tort has gone abroad that the edit, f this paper had re tracted ‘ eriain article that was publish i, long since. The re port is upportod ly a shadow of foun u. We have not re tracted i icrhatwe have written, nor we never will. We didn't hap pen tol> built that, way, don’t you Bee. pxeo mm We guegs we will have some fu i now. - When it comes to patriotism Mai. Black is there, A. es, we will do everything there is in our power for Bla and de mocracy. When a fellow gcJr Ms whipped he generally with dismisses •competitors contempt. w An infant childfof the widow Lawrence Kitchens breathed its last yesterday. It is said that yesterdays joint debate at Thomson was orderly. It was another democratic triumph. A large crowd from Glascock ah tended the Black-Watson debate in Sandersville last Friday. The Special train was undoubtedly a Black train. The Record was dismissed with yesterday contempt by a third told." party leader so we are That’s the best way he could have gotten rid of it. The reliable Cotton Factors M. O’Dowd’s Sons – Co. have an ad vertisement in this issue. This firm is well known to our people, and they -will patronize it. The infant boy of Mr. and Mrs. N. G. S. Logue died last night af ter a few weeks severe illness. Its remains will be buried at Fellowship this afternoon at four o’clock. Rev. G. T. Flanders was taken sick at Davisboro last Monday, r He was brought home and remain ed in bed for a few days. He is now able to be up, but is not well. We ask our readers to patronize the merchants who advertise. We guatantee that none of our adver tisers will‘in the least swindle you. We take no advertisements save those who are reliable. Mr. Wm. Phillips, of Jefferson county, who was for a long while a third partylte has returned to tho folds of democracy. IJe is pre paring a card will for publication, y in which he giye his reasons making the change. w.j R. Reynolds W. C. Eli H ar ris G. L- Thompson from Glascock D. P. Usry, and others attended the Augusta joint debate Monday night * iiUJubb am?Qa * ttttta WnU. * Will’s horse tried to jump on. Said he was as tricky as u-11. Will be sore abont that matter. Said admlrerd. there was one thing about Dave she Will edit the third party paper which is to be started here soon, NOTICE. Everybody is cordially invited to come out on Saturday the W. 24th T. in stant and hear Hon. Gary of Augusta the democratic elector at large for the state of Georgia de liver one of his matchless oration. The speaking will occur at court house in Gibson at 2 oclock P. M. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. To the voters of Glascock coun ty.— I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Repre sentative from Glascock to the Georgia legislature subject to elec tion [on Oct. 5th. If elected I promise to discharge the duties to the best of my ability. Yours truly i J. C A. Wilcher. ALLIANCE MEETING. Yesterday about one hundred people eamo to town to hear Mr. A. E. Strother, Alliance lecturer for the tenth congressional district. Mr. Strother was introduced by Hon. T. O. Gibson. .He spake for about an hour aud|. half, alliance principles. He said in the beginning that his speech would he non-political, but we think his argument leaned a [little j towards the third party. Eyes ExantifiBd Fiee. PROF. P. M. WHITMAN, SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN, Chronicle Office AUGUSTA, GA. aXTATIOST qEORGIA Glascock County Whereas William A. Towner and •James A. Todd Executors of the Ikst will and Testament of Walter Towner represents to the court in their record potftioj/dnly that filed and fully entered ad on they have ministered waiter Towner estate; this is therefore to cite all persons concerned heirs and ceditors to show cause if shoud any they can, be why dis executors not charged from their executorship and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday m December 1892 J. C. Englis Ordinary. Citation for Setters of Dissussion. QeORGIA, Glasscock County. Whereas N. S. Hodges adminis trator of P. M. Wilson, represents to the court in his petition, duly filed and entered on record that he has fully administered R- M. Wilson’s estate. This is, therefore to cite all persons concerned, heirs and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said administrator not bo discharged from his administration and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in October. J, C. English. 4,1892. Ordinary. Citation. ^EORGIA-Glascock Clark, administrator County. George F. of Julia W. Clark, deceased, has in due* leave form applied to the undersigned to sell the lands belonging tot La estate of said deceased, and said 'iraranonday Application in October will be heard next, on th M 5th day of Sept. 1892. ,, Exglibh Ordinary. I Aag jsia, Gibson ain .1 t ?ille R. R. Co, SCHEDULES, NO. 1 AND 3. Daily, Sunday Excepted. No. 1 West- No. 3 West. Yr Ev Ar i.v pm m a m a-m Augusta 4 05 AO HepUzibah 5 11 5 13 — Kvysville 5 53 5 54 Gibson 7 20 7 30 0 42 Sander’vile 9 IS .. 1150 SCHEDULES NO. 2 AND 4. Daily, Sunday Excepted, No 2 East. No. 4 East. Ar Lv Ar I.v. am am pm pm Sandersville - W* - 55 --- 12 50 Gibson 4- 9 40 2 44 2 48 Keysville C5» 15 c: 16 4 28 4 30 Hepbzibab CC 58 c: ffi- 5 13 5 17 Augusta x (SO • - - 6 30 - - • SCHEDULES No’s. 5 and 7. Sunday only. West. No. 5 West. No. 7 Ar Lv Ar Lv am am pm p m Augusta t— Ck/ Hepzibali –OC n GO M to rfu. ^ Keysyille yf CO dX ao ^ tr* Gibson Oo H O t-A h* C5 d S’viile I “ SCHEDULE Xo’s 6 and 8. Sunday only . East No. GKast. No. 8 A Lv Ar Lv am am p m pm Sand’vdle y— Gibifn CoO C V o 1 t Keysville Hepzibali CD OTj GO -rf lU. 4 Augusta O JO T- J. M. KELLEY. THVSXCIAN AND SURGEON GIBSON GEORGIA, All calls promptly ttendaed T JIKITCHENST SURGEON ? I’lIYSIClAN AND GIBSON, GEORGIA. ■A’l calls promptly attended. • >.. 73 “7 7 ' • . ~~~7^ •*■-—< — ' HENRY 0ETJEN. •r ^DEALERSINf WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS – TOBACCO 561 BAoad Street, Worth Side, Special LjflC I'CSTH, ■ ' GB0RGIS. " ' —jjj attention paid to the Jug Trade. -7^ My friends are invited to make their basdquartars with duringjjwi. stay in the city. me «*—*r – IV!. 0’DOw 6’S SONS 4 GO.* Cotton * Factors ©BMMHDTS Corner Reynolds and Ninth Street, AUGUSTA, GA. W© C£v©P©2.3QSial and tTsadivideS. Te Weighing' And Selling of Cotton. Commission for Selling 50 Cents. Storage 25 Cents. Liberal Cfasfi Advances Mad® on Consignments ASBirr-Y HULL. P. B. TOBIN, HULL – TQBIN, Successors to GEO. R SIBLEY AND CO. COTTON FACTORS, S45 – 841 BEVHOLDS J5TPRE3GT, AXI6USTH €$« Persofal Attention Given to Branches Of Our. Business C. H. HOWARD. s. P. WEISIGER, jJ r m a J.- iSimissloii W.fl, HOWARD – SONS. lerchan' Y * 20 McmTosH * SEVENTH STREET,) , # Orders For Bagging And Ties —AND— Consignments of Cotton Solicited. v STEWART PH1NIZV. JACOB I*HIN*ZY. JAMES TOBIN *s>i!iragY 4 <£®.* COtton Factors. — ___ *J. H. SPEARS* COTTON FACTOR WAREHOUSE AND SALESROOM: McIntosh 7th Street, corner Reynolds AUGUSTA GEORGIA. Will continue the business in its various branches. Advances of Bagging and Ties and Family Supplies at lowest mrrket prices. Liberal Cash Ad vances made on Cotton or other Produce in Store. Consignment of all Field and Farm Produce Solicited. Ample facil ities and long experience will Searan tee satisfaction SHIP TO DAVIS – FARGflJ Cotton Factors Augusta, Ga, West Klees BEST WEIGHTS, QUICKEST SALES. i