TOWN AND COUNTY.
What the Talking People are Doingand
About.
THE TIMES IN CRAWFORD.
Sociec; Mews and Mt^lglibor
liooil Motes—Personal
Blention.
Let’s .have a town council.
llenew your subscription to the Jour
UAL.
Messrs. Henry Ray and Ed Freeman, of
Macon, were in town Sunday.
On account of rain no services were held
at the Baptist church Sunday.
Pretty line and large lot satines. Call
and see them at once. Wright & Allen.
Calicoes latest and prettiest styles had
this season. Call at once. Wright &• Allen.
If you want a good cooking stove for
little money, call on Wright & Allen.
Air. F. C. Houser, a prominent
man of Fort Valley, was in town Wednes¬
day.
Ordinary 0. P, Wright and Mr. W. H.
Dent made.a business trip to Macon
.
ihe schedule of the A. & F. railroad is
c'nnged so often that scarcely anyone can
keep up with it.
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The young people participated in a sur
prise party at the residence of J. V. 7 , Bias
ingame, Monday night.
W. H. Dent's large livery stable is be
,
ing rapidly built. If will be worth a
good deal to the community.
Trains on the A. & F. railroad have been
irregular this week. When trains don’t
run on time people grumble.
One morning this week a calf was found
shut up in a room on the ground floor
the court house. Boys will be, boys,
Mr. S. P. Carnes has returned to his
home in Jonesboro, after visiting his
brother at this place for a few weeks.
A large lot of gents’ and boys' hats jnat
received. They were bought at a bargain
and will be sold at rock bottom prices.
Wright & Allen,
Prof. Power’s school i3 growing larger.
There are fully one hundred children in
and near Knoxville that ought to attend
tbis school.
Mr. Ned Barber has gone to Jonesboro
o look after certain business for himself.
Xc 1 is a jolly, good young man and irnox
ville will miss him at once,
Mr. Jones, of the Central City, was in
town the first part of the week visiting
his uncle, Dr, Jones, and looking after
some busiuess.
Mr. Henry Britt wishes the public to
know that he has a shop in the rear of
jilasingame’s store, where he is prepared
to repair boots and slices in good style
and on short nptice.
George Ilortman is now.a yardmastcr
for the Brunswick & Albany railroad, at
the latter town. George’s friends in
Crawford county will he glad to. learn
hi.-: position, which everybody knows he
will fill to the b^t of'his ability.
This will moke 52 weeks that, have
passed since the Journal was first ,sent to
?. number of our bleu subscribers. Wo trust
that they have ber-ofitted by the use
)f the paper, and that all will renew their
subscriptions as soou as they expire. The
paper will be worth much more this,year
than it was last year, but it will be ssut
tut at the popular price of $1 per annum.
Wrapping Paper 4 cents per
pound the ’ printing, office A big
at
'bins ,.V. for merchants.
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An article about the early, history of
Crawford county written by a former res¬
ident will appear in the next issue.
The people of Knoxville are. beginning
to see the.need of town governmeent, and
want to .have this place, incorporated. Tfe
should be done as soon as possible.
An enjoyable dance was given at the
residence ofJMr. J. R. Beeland on Wednes
nay night. The weather being rains not
very many were present but the festivities
lasted until late in the night.: .
Alliance Ivtice.
The County Alliance of Crawford coun¬
ty will meet in Knoxville , on Saturday;,
Feb. 2, at 10 o’clock a. m.,.
This, Jap. 22, 1889.
J W. Jack, Secretary v .
fried lor Theft.
Mplindy Pope, a colored woman of this
place, is sorely distressed. A few days ago
she had snugly stored away, in her house
several pieces of bright silvet? money which
she had accumulated by industry and
economy, and now her bank, like old
Mother Hubbard's cupboard, is “bare.”
She estimates her missing wealth at $8.50.
For certain reasons Malindy suspected
that Lizzie Moorehousa,. a- female of simi
lar complexion, had appropriated unto
herself the absent money, and, aecording
swore ou t a warrant against Miss
jjj ore[l(mse
Oo Sunday Lizzie was lodged in jail.
Monday she , was tried before A. J. Dan
ielly, Nv.P., but the evidence not being
considered sufficiently strong, she was
released ’
The Journal believes that correspond¬
ence is a very interesting feature in week¬
ly papers, and is desirous of securing cor¬
respondents from various parts of the
county and from other places. Won’t
some obliaing friends at Ceres, Clarks Mill,
Hickory- Grove, Sandy Point, Taylor’s
Store, Mossy Creek, Warrior, Culloden,
Fort Valiev and other points seud us the
news weekly ?
TWILL VV BE SOLD before the.court house
dcor in the town of Knoxville, Ga.
within the legal hours of sale on the first
Tuesday in February next the following
described property to wit: one hundred
and one and one-fourth acres of land, (2)
same being Third south half of Lot no two
in the District; also one hundred
and one and one-fourth acres of lot no 1
in the Third District; also one hundred
and thirty-five acres of Lot no 1 in the
Sixth District, all being in Crawford
county, Georgia. Sold under execution
in favor of W. R. Singleton & Co. vs.
E - J. Hancock; of
Also at the flame time and nlace Lot
land no 184, and a portion of Lot no 183,
bounded as follows: on the north by Jno*
Wilder on the south by Flint river on the
east by T. J. Davis, on west by Arch Ad ¬
ams; same being place Wliereon Taylor the
Gibson lived, containing 380 Gibson. acres as Sold
property of Mrs. M. M.
under execution in favor of Coleman;
& nay vs. Mrs. M. M. Gibson;
B; A. Hartley, Sheriff.
O.P. WRIGHT,
LAWYER,
KNOXVILLE, - - GEORGIA.
Office in tlic Court House. f b 27
W, P. iSLASINGAME
Attorney at Law,
KNOXVILBE, - GEORGIA.
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DR. J. Wi JONES, t
KNOXVILLE,. 1 - - : - - - GEORGIA
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Calls promptly, ^tended,day and night.
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Phj^ian* Surgeon.,
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Patronage re*pectfffiiy .solicited, fbS
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In fact, anything kept in a first class store, ..and prices and
quality unsurpassed ... Dress Goods,- in abundance at
to. suit the. times, Ladies, and gents rubber shoes. Call ami.
see our goods.
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COTTON M FARM SUPPLIES, .
We ask the farmers of Crawford and adjoining counties to
call on ns before purchasiing their Supplies & Fertilizers and
making money arrangements for this year. We defy compel
tition, and all we ask is for you to come to see us or write. we
will handle the following brands of Fertilizers •. Nava; sa acid,
Navassa Cotton Fertilizer, Georgia Pacific, Eddystone, Biad
ley’s Patent, Sea. Fowl, Cotton Seed Meal & German Kainit.
We haye Guano ware houses at Knoxville and at Ceres;* write
US and get order on J. W. Mathews at Knoxville or J. P. Me
Neice fit Ceres, and. we will deliver your goods, ’in fact, willde-,
livey fertilisers at station:, >..50 young Kentucky
Special inducements to Alliance clubp J ,
