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LAURENS COUNTY DIRECTORY
John T. Duncan, Ordinary.—Office in
the Court House.
Mbuceu Haynes, Judge County Court.—
Office in the Court ilouse.
Hahdy Smith. Clerk Superior Court and
Treasurer.—Office in Court House.
J. C. SCAKBOKOUGH, Sheriff.—Office Jtt Ourrnmmrr mav vv.K.
-<inder. County Surveyor.
R. T. Dominy, Tax Collector.
A. J. Hii.bun, Tax Receiver.
W. R. Hester, Coroner.
Justices of the Peace and Notaries
Public
Dublin District—E. J. Tarpley, J. P.,—D
P. Robinson, N. P.
Smith’s District—W. W. Smith, J. P.,—
J. S. Drew, N. P.
Jackson’s District.—John L. Keen, J. P,
—J. T, Ckipley, N. P.
" p uckeye District.—H. D. Montford, J. P,
>; —D. S. Blackslicar, N. P.
Bailey’s District.—J. B. Perry, J. P.-
I. C. Stanley, N. P.
.Burgamy’B District—A. Butler, J. P.
Harvani’s w
lliam Gilbert, J,
-D. J. Darsey, J,
Distncl!^Krff.^edingfield, J.
E. Duncan, N. P. \
ROAD COMMISSIONERS.
Dublin District.—D. P. Robinson, J. H.
Yoppr-©.'W-. Lindor.
Smith’s District—J. F. Fuller, J. S. Drew,
W. W. Smith.
Jackson’s District—B. B. Linder, H. T,
Jones, Jas. L. Keen.
Buckeyo District.—T. J. Blacksliear, Jas.
, Morgan, H D. Montford.
Bailey’s District.—J. I. C. Stanley, C. W.
Hilliard, J. J. Bowen.
Burgamy’s District.—J. T. Chappell, G,
S. Walking, R. D. Dixon.
Harvard’s District—W. A. Gainey, Wm.
Gilbert, J. T. Rope.' V
Hampton’s Mill District.—David Ware,
D. J. Darsey, A. B? o/ark. .
Pinctucky lkv-.d Dist. No. IV—W. B. F.
Daniel, TL fiX JRf .yeiry, J. 11. Harden.
Pinetucky Kobd >-$R. A. Bed-
ingfiela; J. Rodgr/^.j'hT 1T Calhoun.
" Masonic.
Laurens Lodge, No. 75; John T. Rodgers,
Master.
Meeting, 4th Saturday in each month, at
10 o’clock, a. m.
TOWN DIRECTORY.
Mercer Huynes, Mayor.
T. P. Sarchett, T. H. Rowe, R. M. Arnau,
W. J Scarborough, J. F. Moore, Coun-
cilmcn.
Isaac T. Keen, Recorder nnd Treasurer.
James W. Wright, Marslutl
TF. P. lliclcs is the regular agent for the
POST in Johnson county, authorised to re
ceive subscriptions, receipt for the same, and
to males, contracts for advertising. All dues
should be paid to him,.
Johnson County Directory.
Wm. W. Mixon, Ordinary.—Office in
Court House.
M. H. Mason, Clerk Superior Court.—
Office in Court House.
John W. Crawford, Sheriff.—Office in
Court House.
John M. Hightower, Treasurer.—Office
in the Court House.
Wm. B. Snell, County Surveyor.
Ashley Pollet, Tax Collector.
J. D. Webb, Tax Receiver.
Ephraim Turner, Coroner.
Justices of Peace & Notaries Public.
1201st District.—David Rawls, .1. p.—
W. A. Tompkins, N, P.
1301st Dist.—J. J. Parker, J. P.
1202d Dist.—H. G. Miller, J. P.
1203d Dist,—Swain Norris, J. P.—B.
PowpI, N. P.
pink Dist.—J. F. Williams, J. P.—G.
V. Tapley, N. P.
56th Dist.—Sam’l Williams, J. P.—II.
AWlrn NT P
1260th Dist.—J. C. Smith, J. P.
Road Commissioners.
1201 Dist.—D. Rawls, J. P. Jordan.
1301 Dist.—J J Parker, W J Dent, S.
Williams.
1203 Dist.—H G Miller, B A Moye E L
Martin.
1203 J fist.—S M Norris, Chas. Wheeler
and J P Mixon.
55 Dist.—J F Williams, H J Eight, E
8 Fortner.
56 Dist.—Sam’l Williams, Enoch Hutch
inson, A Gornto.
1266 Dist.—J C Smith, J C Snell, Thos.
Gillis.
MASONIC.—J H Hicks, Master.—
Bleetings 8d Saturday in each month.
Town Directory.—E O Bostick, Pres’t.
—J W Brinson, Richard Walker, Wm. A
Tompkins, and W P Hicks, Councilmen.
W G Hester. Marshal.
atlier on pork.
Good gardening weather.
Beautiful spring-like weather.
Christmas was lively in Dublin.
Fresh Garden Seeds at Peacock’s.
Superiqr Court on the third Mon
day.
Another horse drover in town last
Aveek.
The Fautastics were out Christ
mas. *
No better seeds on the market
than Ferry’s.
Dublin Avas drummed thoroughly
last week.
A new arrival
Woodard’s.
at Mr. Young
off and begin
The timo to swear
again is at hand.
Mr. G. W. Maddox made a trip to
Mrs. J. E. Keen has taken charge
of the Troup House.
Mr. D. J. Smith drives a pair of
beautiful bay horsoa.
Mr. Joseph Padget rejoieeth over
the birth of a fine boy.
Masters Tilman Wolfe and T. B.
Hicks left last Aveek for Mercer.
The holidays are over and our peo
ple have gone to Avork in earnest.
Col. Ramsay expects to visit Mill-
edgeville before his school opons.
Mr. Isaac Wise, of Myers & Bros.,
Savannah, Avas in town last week.
Mi'. Ira Swinson split his foot
open Avith an axe one day last Avook.
Several guano, insurance, post
office and other agents visited Dub
lin last week.
Col. Elias Herrman, a prominent
young lawyer of Cochran was in
town yesterday.
Col. Loud and Mr. Charley Wil
linms, of Moutgomory county, Averq
in town last Aveek.
Mr. Henry Currcll, formerly of
this, but now of Washington county,
was in toivn Friday.
Mr. J. G. Wright’s fine house in
the upper portion of this county was
burned last Sunday.
We have it. The return of better
times is due to the lucky and every
where dangling horse.—Ex.
Mr. B. ,F. Mason a prominent
merchant of McRae js on a visit to
his old friends in this county.
Postpone action no longer. 'Swear
that you will never, avcII. hardly over
take a drink uutill you are asked.
Judge M. L. Burch and family,
of Eastman, Avcro in Dublin last
week visiting their relatives and
friends.
Georgia. Johnson County.
Whereas, Evan Jenkins, adm’r. of C.
Jenkins, represented to this court in his
petition duly filed and entered on record
that he has fully administered Charles
Jenkins’ estate. This is therefore to cite
all persons concerned, kindred and credit
ors, to show cause, if any they can, why
said administrator should not be discharged
from his administration and receive letters
of dismission on the first Monday in Jan
uary, 1880, this Oct. 6, 1879.
W W MIXON, Ord’y.
Mr. J. M. Dalton has purchased
and removed to the valuable planta
tion of Judge Wolfe Lavo miles above'
Dublin.
Garden Seed.
Ferry’s seed, all varieties, at Pea
cock’s.
The remains of Mrs. B. C. Joiner,
who died last-Saturday in Eastman,
Avoro interred in the Dublin cemeta-
ry last Monday.
Miss Annie Wolfe returned from
Covington last week. She will re
main at home but a short time, much
t) the regret of all.
This Avill bo a -busy Aveek for every
body, and more good resolution aviII
be formed and more bills presented
than a saint could honor.
Mrs. J. I. D. Miller hue been at
the point of death for two or three
days. As wo go to press Ave are glad
to learn of a change for the better.
Mr. John Daniel, aged 82, and
Mrs. Patsy Scarborough, aged 60
were married last Sunday morning,
W. E. Duncan, J. P., officiating.
Mr. Lucion McMillan, of Wash
ington county, avus in town last
Wednesday. He will probably re-
move to Dublin at an early day. •
There was a Christmas tree at the
residence of Mr. Andrew Hobbs on
tjie 30th nit. An excellent time is
reported by all who Avere present. •
The trnstees of Condor Academy
are lucky in securing the services of
Mr. B. R. Calhonn as teacher for the
year 1880. See notice elsewhere.
Mr. J. F. LeAvis, one of the
Avealthiest and most respected citi
zens of Hawkinsville, died on the
29th ult.
Col. Ramsays school will he re
snmed on the 4th Monday in Janua
ry, and not on the 3rd as heretofore
published. Patrons Avill goA’erh
themseh'os accordingly.
Mrs W. B., Master Jimmie and
little Miss Mattie Snell, of Wrights-
ville, siicnt Monday night in toAvnon
their return home from a visit to
McVillo.
There lives an old darkey in Dub
lin 98 years old, is the father and
grandfather of 100 children and
withal is still full of life and able to
do good Avork. His name is Riohard
Lamar, familiarly called ’ “Uncle
Dick.”
. A temporary election was held last
Saturday in the 391st dist., G. M
for officers of the militia dist., with
the folloAving results: For captain
J. T. Chappell; 1st lieutenant W; J,
Fqrdham; 2nd lieutenant O. J. Hill
iard'; 3rd lien tenaut R. D. Dixon.
The following ugav goods just ai
rived at Peacock & Co.’s: Chewing
gum, white lead, linseed oil, Hop
Bitters, Hostotter’s .Bitters, Pol
Corn Solvent, Medicamentum, In
dian Blood Syrup, Garden Seeds
Lanterns, counter ( brushes, paint
brushes, &c.
At the municipal election held on
the first day of January tho folloAving
officers Avere elected:
Mayor, W. H. Tillery.
Councilmen, .Elijah Benton, W
W. Robinson, II. P. IIoAvard, Bry
ant Herndon and L. 0. Porry.
Recorder, I. T. Keen.
A marshal has not yot been' ap
pointed.
On Thursday evening, the 25 ult,
at the residence of the brides father
Mr. Doc Orr, of Washington county
was married to Miss Lizzie Hicks,
dagliter of Dr. H. Hicks, of this
county. Rev. T. M. Harris per
formed the ceremony with a solem
nity that Avill long bo remembered by
-tUoaa-udyi UatLiho pleasure -of wit
nessing it. May their happiness in
the future bo as bright and unalloy
ed as it now seems.
Scalded to Death.
A most harrowing accident occur
red in this county last 'Wednesday,
Mr. Jerry Lee was killing hogs and
his little boy Walter was standing
around where the work Avas going
The little fellow noticing that hoAvas
in tho Avay of somo one steered back
to give room and fell headlong into
a kettle of boiling water*. Ho sur
vived thn scalding about 12 hours.-
An investigating court wits held on
last Thursday at the Griffin Dist.
Court House in Wilkinson county,
in the case of the State vs. Frank
Goodman charged Avith murder
the killing of Miss JVIary Payne on
Christmas day. The state introduc
ed several Avitnesses tho defense re
lied solely on tho statement of Mr.
Goodman. The court composed of
five justices. They refused to com
mit him, deciding it Avas a case of
accident. Capt. Stanley prosecutor
and Col. Bower defendant.
Assassination.
On last Wednesday night Avhile
James Smith, colored, Avas sitting
Avith his wife and daughter around
the fire, some one put agunthrough
a hole in the back of the chimney
and shot him through the heart kill
ing him instantly. Suspicion point
ed to another darkey, Andrew BroAvn
as the perpetrator of the dastardly
and horrible crime. The track of
the assassin showed that ho had loft
his shoes at tho fence and walked in
to tho yard in his sock feet, and that
one of the socks Avas half worn out
leaving half of the foot bare. This
corresponded precisely with the socks
Avorn by Andrew BroAvn. The shoe
tracks shoAvcd that one of tho assas
sin’s was badly run d»wn. This al
so corresponded Avith Andrew
Brown’s shoes. .And there was other
circumstantial evidence almost
equally strong against Brown.
There Avas some difficulty between
the parties growing out of jealousy
about their Avives, which is assigned
as the cause of the mnrder. Brown
Avas committed to jail to aAvait trial
at the approaching term of Superior
Court.
The year 1880 will bo chiefly re
markable for tho mortality of booms
nnd candidates.
New Year Removals.
Mrs. Keen takes the Troup House,
Mr. Tarpley goe3 to Dr. Fisher’s
place, Mr. Johnson to Sim’s place,
Sims will live with Mr. Seaborn
Woiwoi’ Avho 1ms returned to his old
home, Mr. W. T. Smith takes olmrgo
of Judge Wolfed farm, Mr. Lassitor
will occupy the house occupied last
year by Mr. Burney, Mr. Burney
will board till he can get into his
now house, Dr. Hightower has given
up Mrs. Lock’s honso to Messrs
Howard and Padget and tho doctor
-will hoard till his hoav house is fin
ished, Mr. J. I. D. Miller, from
Wilkinson county has taken tho
house loft by Mr, Howard.
What .is sauco for tho gooso.J is
quite likely to impart a disagroeablo
flavor to' tho gander.—Yours, re
spectfully, J. G. Blaine.
Application for
ship.
Guardian 1
Laureus Court of Ordinary,
* January Term, 1880.
Whereas, R H Crumpton nnd ,T E
Orumptou have filed .their application for
lonors of guardianship for the person and
property of Nora Crumpton, minor child
of Sarah J Crumpton, late of said county,
deceased: These are therefore to cite and
admonish all persons concorncd * to sIioav
cause, if any they have, why letters of
guardianship should not be granted the
applicants on thc'first Monday m February
next. Given under my official signature.
4t John T. Duncan, Ordinary,
Homestead Notice.
Laurens Court of Ordinary,
w . AtChambers, Dec. 23, 1870.
Whereas, B C Atkinson has filed his ap-
f l icution for exemption of personalty, and
Avill pass upon the same at my office in
Dublin on Tuesday the 18th day of Janu
ary next at 11 o’clock, a. m,
Given xnder my official signature.
J®t John T. Duncan, Ordinary.
New Road.
Laurens Court of Ordinary,
For County Purposes,
™ . January 8, 1880.
AVlirreas, certain petitioners have made
S cation praying the opening of a new
c road, commencing nt Mercer’s creek
bridge, on the Darieu road, ami running
in tho- direction of Bartow, by tho resi
dences of John Wilkes, Richard Thigpen,
Sr. M Thigpen, R A Odum and W H H
McLendon, to interscot with tho BaitoAv
road at the Laurens and Johnson county
line at tho lower side of Vaughn Hllbm/s
plantation: And R A Odum, Richard
Ihigpen and W IIII McLendon, comm’rs
appointed to review said contemplated
road, have filed their report recommending
sa d road to lie made a public rond.
These are therefore to cite nnd admonish
all persons concorncd to show causo, if
any they have, why said application should
not bo. gran ted on the first. .Tuooday in
February next. John T. Duncan, *
4t : 1 ■Ordinary.
* Dismission.
Laurens Court of Ordinary, *
January Term, 1889.*
Whereas, J W Flanders adm’r on the
estate of Richard J Hightower, dcccnscd,
lias filed his application for loiters of dis.
mission from said administration; These
are therefore to cite and admonish all
lersons concerned to show cause, if any
they have, why letters of dismission should
not be granted the applicant on tho first
Monday in April uext.
Given under my Official signature.
' “.'T)i
3m
John T.
uncan,
Ordinary.
Condor Academy.
The* first term for tho year 1880
commences third Monday in Janua
ry- ^ B. R. Calhonn,
jan-7-2t Principal.
SMELL HERE.
-O-O-
Tho undersigned propose to sell somo
of the
Most Popular Brands of Guano
now known, to all the farmers of Laurens
Johnson mid Montgontgomcry counties,
SECOND TO NONE—
ry
all
in the market 1
And on terms to suit purchasers in eve.
respect. Before purchasing elsewhere cal
aud see
J. E. HIGHTOWER & I. T. KEEN
DUBLIN, GEORGIA.
dec!7 tf
MIX & KIRTLAND
3 Cotton Aa*enuk }- •{ GO Third St.
Boots and Shoes
Wc have now in stock tho best lino of
Boots and Shoos avo ever offered.
PEIOES LOW
TO SUIT THE TIMES !
AN ATTRACTIVE LINE OF HATS
66 Third Street.
Come to
•F- -
See Us When You Visit
THE CITY.
Oct 22 tf
aoon, Gra».
ATLANTA
rite
CONSTITUTION.
SANTA CLAUS
As usual, has established his head
quarters at the store of
D. ERVINE t Macon, Ga-,
And has on exhibition Presents for the
little folks, sucli as Toys, Guns, Puzzles
Building Blocks, Books, Dolls, Wagons!
&e., &c. and for the
Old folks and Others,
Handsome Gilt Books, Bibles, Writin
Desks, Fancy Tables, Work Stands ani
Boxes, Brackets, Vases, &c.
Parties buying not less than $10 worth
goods will have freight prepaid on the
— Address,
of
same.
E. D. ERVINE,
46 Second St. MACON, GA.
NOTICE.
All persons are hereby foiywarncd not
to trespass on my lands in Laurens county
by hunting witli dogs, torches or fircurms,
or by cutting timber.
S. W. SWINSON.
Dec. 17, 1879 4t /
‘ IRJtiOe.
All persons are forewarned from trading
for four notes for $25 each made payable
to W. R. Smith or bearer and signed by
Evan Parker, principal, Jeremiah Parker
and Joannali Parker, securities. The con
sideration for which said notes Avas given
lias failed and I do not intend to pay them.
WriglitsvilJe Gn„ Dec. 20th 1879.
Evan Parker.
B. L. Willingham
.COTTON FACTOR,
SECOND ST. - - MACON, GA
BRING ME YOUR COTTON
AND I WILL PLEASE YOU.
BTOpposite J. W. Burke & Co.’s Book
Store. jann ’79, ly
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.Viiercos, M A Outlaw, adm’r, applies
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