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About The Knoxville journal. (Knoxville, Ga.) 1888-18?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1888)
TOWN AND COUNTY. Wliat the People are Doing and Talking About. THE TIMES IN CRAWFORD. Society Sews and Seiglilior Ixood Hotcs-Perseual Mention^ Mrs. B. LeSueur has gone to Perry to make that place her future home. BABBITT METAL For Sale at the Journal Office. Miss Mary Jackson,, of .Vienna, is visit¬ ing the family of Dr. George Sawyer. Knoxville is improving faster than any town in Middle-Geovgla. Georgia raised SEED RYE for sale at Macon by Coleman Hay & Co. BUGGIES I Buggies for sale ciwap. Call and see them. Apply at once to John S. Crockett, Harris’ Hotel. Though quite short, the neve letter of our Snndy Point correspondent was much appreciated. We are proud aLo to hear fi-ojfi the Hickory Grove correspondent. Professor J. S. Searcy, principal of the Culleden high school, paid us a pleasant visit on Tues ay. The readers of the Journal ore assured that the paper will not lie crowded with a Jver'.isements again soon, as iS,,has been recently. The show next Thursday will draw quite n crowd. It will probably be the hist and biggest show the citizeus of this section ever had an opportunity of seeing. It is claimed that the oldest elephant in America will he exhibited next Thursday with Howe’s show. Messrs; W. H. Dent, B. H. Ray and Wm. Harris, ot Macon, have been in town during the week. J. H, No! an is selling a good deal of furniture these days. People have learned to buy here at city prices and save freight expenses. On yesterday, while Air. Adam Hortman was working on some of the machinery ot his mill, he had the fore finger of his left hand broken. When you,go to Atlanta stop at the' Talmadge House,, opposite custom of house the best on north side. We find this one places in the Gate City, Air. J, J. Hanes, with bis family, has moved from Jonesboro to this piece, Wo are always proud to welcome such citizens to our community. The telegraph poles are being raised on this side of Culioden. In about a month the entire line will be up Running a paper witnout the aid of cor¬ respondents is “up-hill” work. All of our correspondents except the oue from Hick¬ ory Grove left us in the lurch this week. Mr. J B. Wilson, of the Central Citv, was out last .Sunday to see his Crawford county friends. At least 500 head of cattle have been driven through this place recently, which were being carried to Macon. Mr. John Crockett is permanently lo¬ cated here as a cotton buyer. Knoxville will contiuue to spread herself. Our Hickory Grove correspondent speaks disparagingly of Knoxville’s cotton market. Ho has been away from town several weeks, and is not up with the times. We liSjVe a cotton market as good as that ot Macon, and some of onr merchants offer to. sell goods as low as they can be bought auywhere in Midd’.e-Georgia. Knoxville marches onward. Mr. Crawford Parish, a prominent mer chant of Reynolds, was in town this week looking about with fi view to ing at Knoxville. Rev. A. C. Wellons wax elected pastor for the Baptist church at Knoxville for next year, by the church hist Sabbath. Mr. J. L. Wilkes was churchclerk. Married On yesterday, Air. J. W. cSaudefur and Miss Josie Smith, of this community. Ejpv W. L. Carter officiated. The Journal extends congratulations and best wishes, Sew Store in Knoxville. I have moved my home to Knoxville, where I propose tq do a general merchan¬ dise business. Call on me at the old Allen corner. My goods-: will be sold as tow as any,in Middlc-Georgia. Live and let live is my motto. J. J. Hanes. Every man, woman and child should come to the show. It will teach the chil¬ dren, a gicat deal, # Alliance notice. The Sub-Alliances of Crawford county are requested to send delegates,to a call mee'ing of the County Alliance to meet in Knoxville ou the first Saturday, in De¬ cember, at, llo’cioek a. m. The trade .committee are requested to meet at the same time and place. By order of the,President. Oct. 9th, 1888 J. W. Jack, S»c Tax {foHcctor's xlottcs, T will he in Knoxville for tho purpose of collecting State aud County Taxes due for the,present year,, at the following stated times, viz; Wednesday, December. 5, 1888. Thursday It Friday 7 Tuesday tt II Wednesday 12 Thursday 13. ji ' Monday 17 Tuesday named „ 18 „ After last day I will be at home. After the ;9th day of December 1888 fi fas will be issued against all delinquent tax payers as,the law directs.-*-Nov. 23, 1888 W. R. Thames, T. C. C. C. THE PROPOSAL eg® r<4 J 15 rn-km 07 i 1 [)£ I tstepi He .—My darling, you. look irresistibly lovely to-night! She .—Do I ? Thanks-very much! you are handsome as a Prince, Charley, in your dress suit. He .—Give the credit to the Diamond S hirt, my love, which I wear for the first time to-night; it is that which gives tone to my toilette. 'Here is its prototype (slip¬ ping the Diamond engagement ring on her linger). 67;e.—May our love be as enduring as the fame of “ The Diamond Shirt. Tableau. V/AMSUYTA ■■■2100 UHtth/ m Wi Wm gsJfjP^ If your dealer does not keep it, send his a Heiress Bkhi «o P" ffi M>4 " ft Co.,»ole may* Jurci-s, I.H WKl&Mf, KNOXVILLE, - GEORGIA. —DEAL,Ell IN--• Fancy ail rail! Gracsries. NOTIONS f® DRY GOODS HARDWiV E. ETC, I keep an assortment of General Merchandise, end try to suit everybody both in quality of goods and in prices. I have now on hand a lot of Fresh Garden Seeds, also.a variety of Farm Tools; of the best makes which I sell cheap. Call on me. F. H. WEIGHT, Knoxville, Ga. FOR HOMESTEAD. GEORGIA, Crawford County—Lizzie W. IJorongh lias filed her application for exemption valuation of, personalty homestead, and setting and 1 apart and of will pass upon same at 10 o’clock a. in. on Tuesday, 2T.th day of November, hand 1888 , at my office. Given under my and official signature, this the 5th day of November, 1888. Geo. L Sa wyER, Ordinary. GEORGIA, Crawford County— E. D. Wiggins has applied for exemption of personalty and setting apart and valua¬ tion of homestead, and I will pass upon said Tuesday* application the 27th at day 10 of o’clock November, a. m. 1888, on Given under my band and official signa¬ ture, this 5th day of November, Ordinary, 1888. GRO. L. SAWYER, r'lEORGIA, Ctawfokd county—Will \J be sold before the cowt'c-house door In Knoxville, said county, on the First Tuesday in December next, within the legal hours of sale, the following de scribedproperty to wit; One and set stone ot spring single piano box single buggy Macs horse harness for same, also one old mule named. Jim, about ten John years YV cott, ; levied on as the pioperty of ... under’and by virtue of a fi fa issued upon the foreclosine of a mortgage, from the Superior court of said county in favor of Summers and Murphy against the said J. W. Scott. Witness my hand officially, Sheriff. this Oct. 23, 1888, 13. A. Hartley, Also at the same time and place lots of land number 78 and 83 in the Seventh dis¬ trict of said county, containing in the aggregate 405 acres, more or less ; levied on as the property of E/B. Lee to satisfy a fi fa issued from the Superior court of said county in favor of Sterling Neil . against L. T. and E. S. Lee. B. A. HARTLEY, Sherfif. Also at the same time and .place lots one of undivided one-lialf interest in land Nos. 94 find 100 in the 7th district of said county; said described land levied on as the property of defendant in ft fa, under and by v Irtue ol a certain n fa is¬ sued upon the foreelosuie ot a mortgage in favor from wrawford Superior court c.f Miss Jimniit Meava versus Charles H. Meara. Given under my hand and offi¬ cial signature, this Nov. 2nd, 1888. B. A. Hartley, Mi erff. NOTICE TO DEBTORS & CREDITORS OTA’L'E of GEORGIA, j) All pel sons j O (having mauds against .de Crawford County. 5 James N. Mathews, late of said county, 1 are 'hereby same,'properly notified amt required to the to pre¬ sent attested, prescribed un- by dersigned, within the time law. And all persons indebted to said deceased, are hereby required to make im 1 mediate payment to the undersigned. This August 15th, J, W. 1888. Mathews, Admr. GEORGIA. Crawford County— All persons indebted to the estate or \\ m. B. white, deceased, are hereby notified to come forward at once and settle thoir indebtedness, aud those notified having demands present against said estate are to them within the W. time prescribed by law-. Geo- White, ) Executors Oct. 25 , 1888 > ) W. B, White GEORGIA, Crawforp vested County— By virtue of the authority of William in us by the jast will and testament B. White, late of said county, bidder deceased, the we will sell to the highest next, on in the first Tuesday in December, court house town of Knoxville, before the the following property to wit: 198 1-2 acres of lot of land number 178.; ail of lot number 189, containing 202) No acres 180 iuoi eor less, and 125,acres of lot ; all ia the 1st district of originally Hous¬ ton, now Crawf<jrcl county, and contain¬ ing 525 acres, more dr less. Said land will be sold in 50 acre lots as directed in said will. Terms cash. Oct. 24th 1888. I; 0. P. WRIGHT, LAWYES, KKOXVIIiLE,..... GECI85IA. Office in the Court House. fft; 27 W, P. ELASINGAM3,' Attorney at Law, KNOXVILLE, GEORGIA. entrusted Prompt attention given to all business to his care. iy27 DR. J. W, JQHE3, KNOXVILLE,; - - - - GEORGIA 1 Calls promptly attended day and night. GEO. L. SAWYER, Physician^ Surgeon* KNOXVILLE, GA., Patronage respectfully solicited. fb3 New and Fresh Goads! Efeliable Goods. f Having sold my drugs I am now making --A SPECIALTY OF- GROCERIES DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES HATS ; I <S SEW HOME SEWING MACHINES .! ! J. W. BLASISfGAME THE OLD RELIABLE, THE HARRIS HOUSE. KNOXVILLE GEORGIA. House. First Class Fare, Comfortable Rooms, Reasonable Charges, Accoaimc dations Not Excelled ! MOSEY TO LOAN,! X am prepared to loan money on improved farms to the amount of $200 and upwaicle on most liberal terms. I rep¬ resent -°f the Aiuericui, Georgia Loan & Trust /i Co. Ga,, a char, tered institution of the-State ' j T will guarantee that our com¬ missions are at least from ,tw( to three per cent cheaper thai that of any other ompany. Pay ments can be made at any tlrnt and the loan may be taken u] whenever desired. Quit- th warehouse and try ns. We at- ! _ cheaper ana give you more lit erty, and we don’t want you land. The warehouses are gel tingit. Walter JE\ Leasing am t X v '4* . . | i
