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DUBLIN GA, OCT. 0, 1878.
Terms, $1.50 a year in advance.
BATES OF ADVERTISING.
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Each subsequent insertion.
Local notices, per line.
One column one year 1..
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Will be inserted at the following rates
Sheriff srfies, bitch levy, $3 50
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Sheriffs’ mortgage sales,
Application for letter of admin’tion,
*• *• gunr’sliip.
Dismission from administration,
Dismissfon from guardianship,
For leave to sell land,
Application for?: Homestead,
Bales of real estate by administrators,
executors and guardians, per square,5 00
Sales of perisMble property 10 days, 1 75
Esti-a^y noti ecs.pO days, ' . 3 00
Divorces—rule to perfect service, 8 00
Notice to Debtors and Creditors; 4 00
Obituary and marringe noticcsnot ex
ceeding ten lines, solieited.for. publi
cation.—All over that amount charged
10 cts. per line.
Tiik Post is the Offictai, Organ of
LAttrtfcNS County; — CriUJcuATiON oveh
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Laurens Co. Directory.
John T. Duncan, Ordinary—office in the
Court House.
Mercer Haynes, Judge County Court-
office in the Court House.
Hurdy Smith, Clerk Superior Court—
office in the Court House.
Dennis McLendon, Sheriff-r-office in the
Court House.
M. L. Jones, County Treasurer.
L. B. Linder, County Surveyor.
R. T. Dominy, Tax Collector.
A. J. Hilbun, Tax Receiver.
W. R. Hester, Coroner.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE ANT* NOTARIES
Funi.ic.
Dublin District—E. J. Tarplcy, J. P.
Smith’s District—W. W. Smith, J. P.—
J. S. Drew, N. P.
Buck Eye District—II. D. Montford, J.
P.—D. S. Blacltshear. N. P.
Bailey’s District—J. B. Perry, J. P.—
J. I. C. Stanley, N. P.
BurgamV’s District—C. C. Stokes, J. P.
—J. if. Register, N. P.
Harvard’s District—Win. Gilbert, J. P.
Hampton’s Mill District—D. J. Darscy
J. P.-rU. P. Stubbs, N. P..
Pine Tuckey District—R. A. Rcdiug-
fleld, J. P.-W. E. Duncan, N. P.
ROAD CO.MMISSIONEUS.
Dublin District—Daniel Anderson, W.
M. Scarborough, H. P. Howard.
Smith’s District—Ira H. Hilbun, J. S.
Draw, J. F. Fuller
Buck Eye District—II, D. Montford,
Jus;”lm,rgMi^ : n.?F.'J(jb>!«.' ’ -
Jlitiley’s District—J. I. C. Stanley, J, 3'.
Coney, A. .1. Hobbs.
Bnrgainy’s- District—0, (■- Stokes, W.
II. Ashley, II. R. llogan.
Harvard's District—W, A. Gainey, J. M.
White, .1. F. Moore.
Hampton's Mill District—A. B. Clarke,
Wm. Allen, W. S. Bryan
Pine Tuckey District—W. E. Duncan,
E. Gay, N. F. Gay.
MASONIC.
Laurens Lodge, No. 75; John T. Rogers,
' I. l. •" " ir—
Master. L L. Hnrville, Secretary
Meeting, 4th Saturday in each month,
sit 10 O'clock, A. M.
MAILS,
Leaves.Dublin for Toombsboroat 7a. m.
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. .
AitIvcs at Dublin from Toombsboro at
5 p. m. on Tuesdays, Thursday's, and Sat
urdays.
Leaves Dublin for Cochran at 7 a. m. on
Mondays and Thursdays.
Arrives at Dublin' from Cochran at 5
p. m. on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Arrives at Dublin from Eastman at 5
i). m. on Fridays,
Leaves Dublin for Eastman at 8 a. m.
on Saturdays.
Leaves Dublin for Wriglitsville at G a. m.
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays;
and returns to Dublin at .7 p. m. on the
same days. ; '
TOWN DIRECTORY,
James J. Conner, Mayor.
T. P.. Sarcliett, J, E. Perry, E. J. Tnrp-
.<-v, J. B. Wolfe and Robt. Arnuu, Coun
cilman.
Isaac T. Keen, Recorder-and Treasurer.
James W. Wright, Marshal.
EcgqJnEipceting, 1# and 4th Monday-
evening in each month.
Co. Directory.
W. y?. Mixon, Ordinary—office in the
Court House.
M. H. Mason, Clerk Superior Court-
office in the Court Bouse-
M. A. Outlaw, Sheriff—office in the
Court House. ‘ ”
W. J. M. Smith, Cqiiiity Treasurer.
W. B. Snell, County Surveyor.
Jordan Norris, Tax Collector.
Wm. Page, Tax Receiver.
George Scliwalls, Coroner.
Justices of the PeacD and notaries
Pubmc. < i
1201st District, (Wriglitsville,)—W. A.
Tompkins, N. P.—DavidLRawIs, J. P,
1202il District (Buckeye)—W. B. Whid-
<lon, N. P.—Z. Prescot, J. P.
1801st District (New District)—J. J.
Parker, J; P.
1260th District (Smith’s)—J. C. Gay, N
P.—J. C. Smith, J. P.
56th District (Pullen)—Henry 3Ieeks, N.
P.—Samuel Williams, J.-P.
55th District (Tapley’s)—G. W. Tapley,
N. P.—John F. Williams, J. P.
1203d District (Ivey’s)~8. M, Norris, J.P.
MASONIC.
J. W. Flanders, Master. Meeting 3d
Saturday in each month, 10 o’clock, A. M.
J \ MAILS.
Leaves Wright.syillc on Tuesdays,.Tburs-
l*ya at 0 o’clock a. m. for
days and Saturdi„
j Tenuiile, and returns on same days nt 0
■’* o’clock p. m.
Arrives at Wriglitsville fi-om Dublin at
12 m. on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days, pud leaves Wriglitsville for Dublin
the same days nt 1 p. m.
Local AflUiivs.
Bargains ntTillcry’sAj ||
Go to Jones’ for table saltA
Delightful October weather.
Honest goods and iionesfprices at Wolfe’s.
Superior Court will convene next Mon
day.
Don’t fail to read the World advertise
ment.
A full line of saddles at Joel E. Perry’s
from $2.60 up.
. Mr. nadyn Hughes of ^Atlanta was in
t6\vn last week.
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Died.—Daniel Padget.on, t)ic 2nd Inst.,
aged 14 years.
Corn is selling in ITawkinsville nt fifty
to seventy-five cents per bushel.
Mr. Tillery left last Sunday for Savan
nah and Mncon to lay iu ( his full and wiu-
.Thp-.new. fiye-proof safe, puvohjisctl
by the commissioners, lms arrived.
It's a big thing.
ter stock.
Col.. Blount will address the people on
the political issues of the day next Wednes
day, (the 10th). ; } ’
Col. Ramsey is making some changes in
his dwelling—replacing the lit tie porch
with a more tasteful One.
Messrs. 31. L. Arnnit and J. F. Anthony
of Snndorsviile came to tho Barbecue nnd
Basket Dinner last Thursday.
The editor lias been confined to Ids bed
almost tlio entire past week—hence, we ask
that the Post this week bo not j read with
a critic’s eye.
31r. S. B. Whipple had a big old-fash-
ioned corn-sliucking lust Saturday night,1
and regaled the darkeys with dead loads
of apple dumplings.
It’s hard to tell whether the bilious fever
is abating in the comity or not. So soon
ns it abates a little in one locality it grows
worse in another.
Mr, Geiger, son of Rov. Mr. Gei
ger, will ciosb Iris sebbol on the »rd
jinst. wit h a, big examination and ex
hibition.
Laurens county is not llic only county
afllictcd with fever. It is raging more or
less in the major portion of the counties
throughout the State.
Attention is directed to tho law card of
Col, O. Bower of Irwinton. He is a rising
young lawyer witli capacity for any posi
tion in the bright future before him.
Dr. Fisher’s place in town is for sale. It
is one of the most tastfully and convenient
ly arranged places in Dublin, and fortunate
will be the man who secures it for a home.
See advertisement in another column.
Weather Report l’or September.
Highest mean tcinp’ture, 2nd—85} degrees
Lowest “ •• 15th—{Hit “
.Mean for month 74} “
Total rainfall 5.17 in.
The best Corn yet.
31r. T. II. Rowe’s 14 acres of Hardaway
eoi;p|urm;d out buslu-ls—an. nvolmge
of over 52 bUsliolif per acre. The 4 best
acres yielded (15 bushels per acre.
Beef! Beef!
I will be in Dublin early every Thun-
diti/ morning with an excellent quality of
beef; and will be pleased to supply all who
wish to lie furnished,
Sept. 25 4t. Eli 31. Keen.
The Atlanta Constitution donned a hand
some new dress on the 1st hist, wlijcli it
richly merited. For enterprise, spice,
news, humor, soundness of views and
sledge-hammer blowsfor organized Democ
racy', commend us to the Constitution.
A man named Bird Hester was lodged
in jail last Sunday. He was arrested in
Irwin county on a warrant issued against
him for disturbing public worship at Gctli-
semanc church in this county' eighteen
months ago. There arc other warrants
against him but we failed to learn for wlint
offences.
When y'ou go to Cochran call on 3fans&
Bro. • For that house sends out each sea
son a thoroughly experienced business man
to tin? Northern and Eastern 3Iarkets, and
thus secures the best bargains, of which
they let their customers have the benefit.
They buy in the largest quantities too,
which also gives them the advantage over
all competitors.
“If You Can’t Get a Horse,
Ride a Cow.”
A young gentleman in Cochran, a few
nights sinco, while escorting a couple of
youiig ladies home from the reading club,
unexpectedly stumbled over a cow, which
was lying on the side-walk. Tlic cow ris
ing, caught him “Cavalry 6tylc,” nnd off
they put at race-liorsc speed,—leaving his-
companions most unceremoniously—when
a sudden turn in the affair placed him on the
ground in such a position, that in the dark
ness it wns hard to tell which was the
cow, and which the man. After striking
a match or two, and gathcringup the lost
apparel, the trio (I mean the two ladies
and the gentleman,) proceeded quietly on
their way.
Pay-Day Has Come!
Wc earnestly hope that ee'ery man in
Laurens county who is in arrears to the
Post, will come to Court-the 2nd Monday
in Octolier, or Ixiforc, prepared to pay up.
Wc started our paper in June—a time
when it is idle to talk to most men of
money; hence via agreed to wait with a
large number of subscribers till they could
sell their cotton; but we never entertained
the remotest idea of running the Post on a
credit. It -was only the season tliat almost
compelled us to start on o credit, hut we
Intend to bring everything to a cash basis
at the earliest possible time. Pay day fm
come. It is needless to explain or apologize
for our position. Every one knows that a
paper cannot lie conducted successfully,
paying as it goes, and collecting as it can.
Read wlmt Dr. Harrison has to say
in thisli
. Tho now mail route from Dublin
to Red Bluff is in operation.
Married on The evening of the 3d
inst. by the Rev. W. S. Ramsey, Mr.
Geo. E. Harrington of Burke coun
ty toMiss Jennie Anderson of Laur
ens. • '
Montgomery News.
Montgomery county has a negro
running for Tax collector.
Prof. IPs new gymnasium brings
his hoys in occasionally, hurt in all
mannor of ytaiys—only, ono arm
broke yet.
Our old friend, Toni Litslio; tVds
jin town on tho 1st inst., soiling goods
!for D. J. Bern of Macon.
Ml*. J. Morrison has houglit a
{half interest in tho wool carding
machino and speaks of purchasing
an engine to run it.
Mr. Park Ilolsoy has loft us nnd
gone down to tho Ohoopeo White
Bluff to take charge of a storo for
Wilcox & Churchill, of Darien.
The Bartow mail routo furnishes a
new mail rider every trip. I can’t;
tell what becomes of them—I hope
it don’t kill thorn.
Some parties tried to break into
the store of Wilcox & Churchill, at
Silver Bluff, on the night of tho
20th ult., but Mr. Tom Wilcox, who
is over at. his post, soon nwoko nnd
made them proceed to went.
One of our school touchers started
homo with some of his pupils, a few
days ago, who arc in the habit of rid-
ingtoschool in a curt. The teacher got
in the front part of the cart, and as
he is ivj’tU man, the back band broke
andl.be mule kicked tho pedagogue
out of the cart and •colored one eye a
little.
Johnson Items.
Mrs. Edward Douglas daughter of
George W. \Y\ Tapley died last week.
Mrs. J. E. Hightower of Dublin is
at Mr. li. J. Hightower's sick with
chill and fever.
Mr. J. E. Hightower and his
brother T. M. Hightower of Dublin
were in town last week.
Several young men of Wriglitsville
loft last Friday for Swainsboro to at
tend tho Baptist Association at that
place.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Ennis had
another child- to die witli dipthoria
lust week and another has since
taken it.
Little Cluudy Daley son of Mrs.
A. W. Daley hud ono of his. tooth
kicked out by a horse last Monday
night.
Although tho fever has abated
somewhat within the two last days,
considerable sicknoss still provuils in
and around Wriglitsville.
The Rev. O. W. Samples teacher
elect fos another year for Wriglits-
villo preached a good sermon in the
Court House last Friday night.
Mr. James L. Jones of this county
had a child to die which wc did not
hear of in time for the., last report.
It makes four instead of threcTJcirths
for the week.
Mr. Charnel Hightower was in
town last Friday boasting of another
acquisition to his family—a fine
daughter. Mr. Killcbrew is singing
tljo same tunc himself.
A protracted mooting commenced
at .Mason’s Bridge lust Saturday uud
continues until Tuesday 8t.h inst,,
oil which day tho Rev. .James D.
Anthony of Sandorsvillo will preach.
East Oconee Items.
Col. Wayne is fitting up an engino
on tho Valdosta plucc.
Cotton-pickings ami corn-shlick
ings are in vogue now.
Courting folks spend Sabbath
evenings at the mill.
Undo Dan yon must go home with
me to-night.
Judge It. Hausen of Huntsville
Ala., lias the contract for complet
ing Beachum’s new house.
Tho principal attraction is at L.
C. Beaclmm’s gin—a Brown Feeder
and Condonsbi*. Much credit is due
Graham & Moon for tho latest im
provements in tlio plan of the work.
SAFFRON SCRAPS.
Notes of* tlic Situation in tlio
Pestilential Belt.
Memphis Avalanche: The pop
ulation of Moinphis, usually move
40,000i is now, as ostiuiajj§$,
reduced by the yellow fever fright
to 2,000 whites and G,d00 blacks.
New Orleans Picayune: The re
lief which comes daily to this strick
en section from all, parts of the coun
try reaches fart her Ilian Is commonly
supposed, and fu ether, perhaps, than
its authors intend.' It. relievos the
southern heart of its bitterness and
momory of its wrongs. In the niitnc
of that philanthropy which has ovor-
swopt all geographical and party
;linos', wo dcolaro that tho war is tiyer,
inow at last and forever.
Tho first yellow fovor pat ient at
Ft. Pickering got right up and mar
ried his nurse.
. A little hoy in Now Orleans tel-
cgTupbod to his undo in Dallas, Tex
as; “Mamma and sister died this
evening; what must I do?’’;
Tho romavkablo exemption from
tho fever of tile thousands of people
living in tents, just outside of Mem
phis, continues despite inclement
weather.
Natchez Sun: September 20, nnd
no fovor hero. God, in his infinite
moroy, grant that wc may ho able to
rojoico in our ddivoranco one month
from to-day.
Dr. Dowoll in Memphis Ledger:
“Thcro is no known preventive, and
all substances that smell aro inju
rious, and medicines taken as pre
ventives do harm. Ono and all
should live as they have boon accus
tomed to do, Drjnk no liquors of
any kind whatovor, as they all in-
juro flic stomach and weaken the
kidneys, nnd I liavo never known
any ono yet to recover that took tlio
disease when drunk.”
Sit mlhl Fas audita Lnqul.
It devolves upon us this -week to,
announeo the sad misfortune of our
friends, Messrs. Tnmnell & Carter;
and, in so; doing, wo sponk most tru
ly when we say* tlm*, the perform
ance of scarcely any duty op our life
over caused us more genuine sorrow
and,regret.
Messrs. Trmmcll & Carter, dealers
in general merchandise; suspended
husinessj on tlio 1st inst., and have
tnado ah assignment. • :
Their liabilities aro about $38,000
aud it is thought that their assets
will amount to sufficient to make a
1 settlement satisfactory to all part ies.
Tlib embarrassment of the firm
Was brought on by a complicated so-
rios*AC difficulties—absolutely una
voidable-ami no hlifftib attaches to
! any onel They lost heavily on cot-
,tqu last souson, and carried -oyer
’about $22,000 of unpaid accounts
from last yeara’s transactions;
An extension of sikty days was
uskeci, hut creditors refused to grant
it, and tho firm was forced into mak
ing an assignment. ’ '
| To our citizens, tho fuiluvo was
.wholly unexpected, and a gloom and
sadness has pervaded tho town ever
sinco.
Messrs. Tmnnoll & Onrtor arc re
garded as nion of tlio strictest honor
and integrity, arid their failure was
considered honest and unavoidable.
•—C0i va n Obm % ve >*.
The fever is very bad at Hopefiold,
Ark., which explodes the idea that
it would not go west of the Missis
sippi river.
Dr. T. O. Summers, who has just
waded four weeks of scourge at .Mem
phis,, says in the Nashville Banner:
“Jam surprised that tlio people of
i lie. jiity-of Nashville are afraid that
\ ' r- HVo fever will sprdad among us. ‘ It
is just, as impossible for a yellow fo-
veivform to live in tho hvgroniotie
condition of this air as for a man to
live in a vacuum. You can go out
to tho infirmary and sleep with the
patients, and you will bo perfectly
safe. I have novor known an atmos
phere so antagonistic to its develop
ment.”
Grenada Sun: “Tlio burning of
tar and sprinkling of disinfectants in
our strocts and bublio square liavo
ceased, and at night our town is as
lonely ns a desert.”
Brtlson’H Latest.
[Haitimore Gawtle,]
Mr. Edison is still adding to his
list of inventions. Tlio latest arc
tho voltamoter, tho mirror thermom
eter, a self-resonant tuning fork and
a dovico for laying in a supply of
“daylight.” Tlio latter invention
is a self-luminous paper so improved
as to give light several hours after
dark. Edison says it can bo utilized
for wall paper.
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Tlio groat marksman, Dr. Carver
is to givo an exhibition of his skill
with tho riilo at the State Fair in
Macon, both standing and on horso-
biick, tho horse running nt full
speed. IIo drives a lino spdu of elks
to liis carriage.
FOR SALE.
A PLEASANT 1T03IE, situated in tlio
most dopant and salubrious purt of the
growing town of DUBLIN On. Thoro is
nearly three acres of land, including a
young anil select orchard, a largo garden,
and two stock lots. There is a now, well
built fohr-room cottage, with hall nnd pi
azza; a largo two-room kitchen, thirty foot
from the house, with separate store-room,
bat It bouse uml smoke-house. Tills desir
able residence, convenient to a good acad
emy and church, may be bought, upon very
moderate terms—one-lialf cash ami the re
mainder, witli interest, in one year. Ad
dress, II.vuitw Fisher, m. d.
oet.J)-2t Eastman, Gn,
>' !¥lonoy!
Parties Indebted to tho undersigned- for
medical services are requested to come for
ward promptly find settle. I liavo served
you to the best of my ability, and expect
similar treatment. Vrrbmn sat,
nuglMf I. Tf. lTarrlson.
For Sheriff.
In recognition of the efficient and highly
satisfactory manner in which, for several
years, ho lias discharged the difficult duties
of tills important ofllce, we hereby suggest
as a candidate for Sheriff, tile name of 3fr.
Dennis 3IcLendon, subject to Democratic
nominatiou, if one is hold.
31 a ny Voters,
For Tax Collector.
Believing tliftt tlic office of Tax Collector
was never filled more faithfully, or With
more general satisfaction to tax payers than
by Mr. B. B. Linder for many years, we
hereby suggest him as a candidate for that
office, subject to Democratic nomination if
one is held. Many Voters.
Mr. Joseph Thompson is running
in the Third Congressional District
of Maryland on tlio Nutionul and
Prohibition tickets; At therNation
al Convention a delegate pictur
esquely, refered to him as a Temper
ance man who was fond of his nip
und as a Grcenhapk man who was in
favor of hard money.
At Lovcjoy, Saturday last, Mr. Joe
Dorsey, while carelessly handling a
pistol, discharged tho weapon, the
contents of which wounded tho
eight-year old son of Mr. Canady.
The boy will probably dio.
The township of Ortnli, Italy, has
sunk twelve to fifteen feet below the
ordinary level, and tho inhabitants
have deserted tho toppling houses.
Saturday last, at Covington, a ne
gro by tlio name of Levy Conner
struck another moke on the head
■With an axe, seriously injuring that
instrument, so it is stiid.
Gov. Wade Hampton is down on
Independents. lie thinks they should
ho scourged out of the Democratic
party and driven ovor to the Rudicul
camp,
Tho state prison at Auburn holds
27 clorgymon, 42 lawyers uud 13
doctors.
Laurens Court of Ordinary,
October Term, 1878,
Whereas, G. F. Weavov, Guardian of
O. M. and II. A. It. Weaver, lias filed ids
application for leave to sell tlic undivided
Interest of ids wards; the snine being two-
fifths In 208 acres of land on the East side
of the Oconee river, adjoining lands of J.
M. Donalson, J. W. Maddox, Estate Of
James-Stewart and others.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all persons concerned, to show ciiuse, if
any they have, why said order should not
be granted the applicant on the first 3Ion-
day in November next.
Given under my official signature,
John T. Duncan,
oct 0-4t Ordlnaiy.
ELECTION NOTICE
For New ihruTiA Ditjuct,
Laurens Court of Ordinary
For County purposes.
Sept. 12, 1878.
Ordered that an election be held at tho
School Hoiwc near Shiuly Grove church,
on Saturday, the 12th day of Octolier
next, for one Justice of the Pence, and two
Constables for the liJOOtli (JuelOiou’s) Dis
trict G. 31. of Laurens county.
A true extract from the minutes.
John T. Duncan, '$0
it Ordinary.
Dismission.
Laurens Court of Ordinary,
.July Term, 1878.
Whereas, John 1’. Bryan, Administra
tor on the estate of John P. Bryan, de
ceased, has filed his application for letters
of Dismission from said Administration.
These arc therefore to cite nnd ad
monish all persons concerned, to show
cause, if any they Juivc, why letters of
Dismission should not be granted fife appli
cant on the first Monday In November next.
Given uuder my Official signature,
John T. Duncan,
aug 18m Ordiuury.
Dismission.
Luuveua Court of Ordinary, 1 ’
• 4 July Term, 1878.
Whereas, W. T. nml L, T. llnskins,
Administrators on the estate of Wm. Hus*
kins, deceased, have filed their application
for iottevs of Dismission from' sa|d Admin
istration.
These nve therefore to cite arid admon
ish all persons concerned, to show cause If
llpy they lmviViWhy letters of Dismission
should not bo granted tlio nppliennts pn
tlio first Slonday in November next.
Given tinder my Officiill signature,
John T, Duncan;
niig l 8m Ordinary.
Application for Administra
tion.
Chotioi.v Laurens County,
Ordinary's 'Office, Sept. 30th. 1878.
Whereas Dennis McLendon Jins filed.bis
application for letters of Adiuinist,ration*
Do bonis non cum testamcnlo annexe, on .tlio
estate of Henry C, Furjun, deceased.
Tlieso are, therefore, to cite mid ad
monish till the- kindred and creditors of
said deceased; to show cause, if fcttny they
lmvc, why letters of Administration should
not be grunted the applicant on the tlr*t
Monday in November next. !. w i . .
Given under my imnd uml Official Signa
ture John T, Duncan,
4t Ordinary.
■ Georgia, Lauuhns Cpunty.
Fouy weeks after duto, application will
bo made to tlio Court of Ordinary of saitl.
eoiiuty for leave to soil all life lands be
longing to the Estate of John Strlctlnnd,
deceased. Wm. L, Slrlctlund,
Oct. I, 1878, 4-t Adm’r.
PAY UPI
All parties indobt cd t o tlio undersigned
tore requested to come up and settle at, once.
All my notes iuid accounts not paid by .ibo
1st day of November next, will bo put in
suit Immediately thereafter.
Oo. 2,1878. 4t Joel E. Pony.
HALT I ! ; „
Parties indebted to jno for Medical ser
vices are hereby notified that they must
come forward niul settle at once. "A word
to the wise is sufficient."
oct2-4t John G. Carter.
For Tax Roceiver-
Ed. Post-.
Please announce Mr. A. J. Ililbun mh it
candidate for rooleotloi) to* the office of Tax
Receiver at tho ensuing election. He has
filled t ho office satisfactorily t o the public for
tlio past two years, nml wcrceommeudhlm
to tho favorable consideration of tlio voters
of Laurens county.
Sept. 4 tf 3Iany voters,
For Tax Rocelvor.
Believing that tlio ltuv. J. L. White
will, if elected, dlschurgo the duties of fliii
office to the .satisfaction of tlio Public, wp
boreby announce tho name of that gentle
man ns n candidate for Receiver of Tux
Retains of Laurens county.
Aug. 28-tf Many Voters.
FOR SHERIFF.
Wrlghtsville, Ga„ Sept. 80th,
lid. Post:
Please announce my nnmo ns a candidato
for Sheriff of Johnson county. If elected
I will discharge the duties of tho office to
tho best of my ability. •
SCpt30-tf Jacob T. Snell.
For Tax Collector.
Ed. Post:
Please announce Mr. W. W, O’neul as a
candidate for Tax Collector, lb; Ih h
worthy citizen, nnd eminently qualified to
fill that office with credit to himself uud
Hutlsfactlon to tlio Puhllc.
Aug. 28-tf 3Iany'0itizenh.
NOTICE.
Georgia Laurens County.
Four weeks after date, application will
he made to Die Court of Ordinary for leave
to sell the hinds belonging to the estate of
John Perry, Sr., deceased.
- > Edward Pony,
Sept 17-4t Executor.
NOTICE.
Georgia Laurens County.
Four weeks after date, application will
bo made to tho Court of Ordinary of. said
couuty for leave to sell all Die lands belong
ing to the estate of jphn Perry, Jr., late
of said county, deceased.
J. J. Bowen,
Sept. 10-4t Administrator,
NOTICE.
GKonoiA Laurens County.
Ail persons having demands against John
Perry, Sr., deceased, late of said county,
arc hereby notified and required to present
tlicm properly attested to the undersigned
within tlio time prescribed l>y law; amt all
persons indebted 1o said deceased are here
by required _ to make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Edward Perry,
Sept. 17-4t Executor
OATS FOR SALE.
500 bushels of Yellow Rust Proof Oats
for sale, cheap/«r cash. Apply to,
DENNIS KEA,
Sept, 18-tf. Holmes’ Cross Roads,
For Tax Collector.
With mnny thanks to tho citizens for
past patronage, &c., I again announce my
name for Tax Collector of Laurens county
subject to the will of the people.
Respectfully, Ac.,
. It. T. Dominy,
Tax Col. Laurens- Co,