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. BY MARY IIOWITT. ■Tis summer—joyous summer time t In noisy towns no more abide j The earth Is full of radiant things, Of glonming flowers and glancing wings Beauty aud Joy on ovary side. ’Tis morntho'glorloua sun Is up, The domo-liko heaven is bright and bine; The lark, yet higher and higher ascend ing, Pours out his song that knows no ond- ing; The. unfolding flowors aro brimmed with dew. When noon is in tho Hunting sky Sock we some shadowy, silent wood; Realm® upon a mossy knoll, Cast care aside, and yield tho soul To that luxurious quietude. Above, waves wide tho linden tree. With humming bees tho air is thrilled And through tho sleeping hush is heard The sudden voice of tho woodland bird Like sound with which a dream is fill’d. Oli pleasant land of idlonoss; Jolity bides not ’noath tho trees, But thought, that roams from folly free, Through tho pure world of poetry, Tuts on her strength in scones like these. And sweet It is by lonely moron To sit with heart and soul awake, Whoro wator-lilics lie afloat, Each anchor'd like a fairy boat Amid some fabled olfin lake. Tosco the birds flit to and fro Along the dark-green roody edgo; Or fish leap up. to catch the fly; Or list the viewless wind pass by, Leaving Us voico amid tho sedge. The groon and broesy hills—away! My honrfc is light, my foot is free, And resting on the topmost peak, Tho freshening galo shall fan my cheek, Tho hills wore ever dear to mo l I stand upon tho mountain’s brow, A monarch in this region wide •, I ami the gray-faced mountain shoop Tho solitary station keep. As living thing were nono beside. ’Tis summer evo, a gentlo hour; Tho west is rich in sombre sheen; And 'mid the garden's leafy trees, 8prings up a cool refreshing breeze, And tho pale stars aro faintly seen. Tho white owl with his downy wings And lioodod head goes slowly by: The hawkmoth sits upon tho flowers; And through tho silent evening hours Tho little brooks mako melody.J And walking 'mid tho folded blooms At summer midnight shalt thou fool A sflfton’d heart, a will subdued A holy sense of gratitude, An influenoe from the source of good, Thy bitterest grief to heal. What Bell and Everett Buy. It is contended that the South is se cured in {he full benofit of the doctrine hold by some of the most distinguished champions of its l ights, who maintain that tho Constitution mtoi’Rio vigors that tho flag of the Union protocts tho citizen in tlie oi\joyniont of his rights of property of overy description recog nised as such, in any of the States, of every sea and in overy-Territory of the Union. The soundness of tho gonoral doctrine held on this point, I think can not wolf bo questioned or disproved ; and if tho question related to a territo ry situated as Oregon wns, when the United States enmo into possession of it, property in Slaves would bo ontiled to the protection of theLnwsand Consti tution of tho United States.—John Bell. Neither am I ono of tlioso citizens ot tho North to whom another lionornblo member lately referred, in u publica tion to which his name was subscribed, who would think it immoral or irreli gious, to join in putting down a servile insurrection at tho South. I am no soldier, sir, my habits and education ore unmilitary; but//arc is no cause in which I would sooner buckle a knapsack to mt/ bark, and put a musket on my shoulder, than that.—Edward Everett, 1 am in favor of the principle of non intervention. Such non-intervention us would have given to tho South Cuba us a slave State, should it ever be annex ed to the United States; such non-in tervention as that, if there had been no compact with regard to the admission of slave States to.be varvod odt of Tex as* would have socured to us those slave States, independent of the com- pact by which tho United States are bound to them.—John Bell. I know the condition of the working classes in othor countries; lam inti mately acquainted with it in Homo coun tries; and I have no hesitation in say ing, that I believe the sluves in this country are bettor clothed and fed and less hardly worked than the peasantry of some of tho most prosperous States of the Continent of Europe,—Edward Everett. But, sir humanity to tho slave, not less than justice to the master, recom mends the policy of diffusion and exten sion into any new territory adapted to its condition, and tho reasons aro too obvious to be misunderstood by the dul lest intellect.—John Bell. I cannot admit that roligion has but ono voice to the slaves, ana that voice is, “Rise against your masters." No, sir; the New Testament says “Slaves obey your masters."—Edward Everett. HOPE AND MEMORY. The following beautiful moreeaic from tin pen of Mrs. Sigournoy.has been our scrap book for years, and wo publish it with tho hope that tho reader will ad mire it as much ns wo do: A little babe lay in its cradle, and Hope came and kissed it. When the nurse gave it a cake, Hope promised an other to-morrow ; and when its young AUtor.brbught a flower, over which it clapped its hands and crowed, Hope told of brighter ones which It should gather for itself. The babe grow to n child, and anoth er friend came and kissed it. Her name was memory. She said, “Look ‘behind thee, and tell me what thou seesl."— The child answered, “1 see a little book. 1 And Memory said, “I will teach thee how to get honoyTrom'Uui book, that shall bo sweet to thee when thou art old." Tho child bqeatne a youth,. Onco wlien ho went to bed, Hope and Momory stood by tlie pillow. Hope sang o melodious song, arid Bald, “Follow mo, and every- morning thou shall wako with it smile os swoct ns tho morry lay I sang tlieo.” But Memory said, “Hopo, is theronny need that wo should contend? Ho shall bo mine as well us thine. And wo will bo to him as sisters nil his life long. So ho kissed Ifopo and Memory, and ah beloved of them both. Whilo he slopt peacefully, they sat silent by his side weaving rainbow tissuo into dreams. When ho woko, they came with tho lark, to bid him good morning, and ho gave a hand to eacn. Ho became a man. Everyday Hope guided him for his labor, and every night lie supped with Memory at the ta ble of Knowledge. But nt length Ago found him, nud turned his temples gray. To his eye, tho world soemed altered. Memory sat by his elbow-chair, like an old and tried friend. He lookod at her seriously and said, “Hast thou not lost something tliut l entrusted to tlicc?" And she answered, “I fear so, for tho lock of my casket is worn. .Sometimes I am weary and then Titno purloins my key. But the gems thou didst give mo when life was new—lean account for all—soe how bright tlioy aro." While they thus sadly conversed, Hopo put forth a wing that uho had worn, folded under her garment, and tried its strength in a heavenward flight. The old man loy down to die, and when his soul went forth from the body tho angels took It. And Momory walk ed with it through tho open gate of Heaven. But Hopo lay down at its threshold, and gontly expired, iw a roso giveth out its lost odors. Her parting sigh was like tho music of a seraph's harp. She breathed it in to tho bosom of a glorious form, and said: “Immortal Happiness 1 I bring tlieo a soul that I liavo led through tho world It is now thine. Jesus hath rodocmed it. Fighting to Stay in the Union.— Whore are the disunionists asks tlie New York Herald? 1 Wo hear nothing at all of disunion except from tlie Douglas party, who aro crying down tho Brockinridgo pat ty as disunionists. Gov. Wise is out for Brockinridgo; but tlie Governor last fall, upon tho John Brown matter, said he would flight, not to go out, but to stay in tho Union. II. V. Johnson, of Georgia, was a rampart disunionist in 1855, but ho is now uj» for Vico Presi dent on tho Douglas ticket; and so, we presume, ho has come round all right Where are tlio disunionists? They wore numerous last winter in Congress, In view of Howard and his “irrepressi ble conflict; but now, with this “irre pressible confliot" turned over into the deinoerntio ontnp, all hands aro fighting to stay in the Union. . . door in Cedar Town, on tho flrit Tues day in July noxi, tho following property, to wit: Threo Negroes, Marindo, a woman, about •17 year* old; Martha, a girl about 10 yenrs old, oml-Edinbar, a boy about 5 years old s Levied on as tho property of Berrien Wil iams, to satisfy flvefi fits, issuing from a Jus tices Court, held in Ihe 849th District 0. M., In favor of John C. Hall vs Berrlan Williams, § rinclba), and John Jonos and A. D. White, opUrfllcs on Stay—threo 11 fas in favor of Ephra’m Thompson vs Borrinn Williams, ob tained in tho Justices Court for flic 839th DIs. U. M.—four ft fas in favor,of. C. S. Williams vs Derrida Williams, issued from tho Justi ces court for tho 8t7tn district O. Si.,—also, six fi fas in favor of Dayid (’loptan vs Bor er fi fas in my hands against Berrlan Wil liams. Levied and return >d to mo l»y a Con stable. July7 J. 0. YOllKi Sh’ff. GEORGtA—Floyd County. YTfT’IIEREAS, (Jorge .Shirley, ndtninii t T tor of Robert ( U. Canady, deeci , represents to tho Court in his petition duly ' ' ‘ recocd that ho has fully Canady's estate. This is thcreforo (o cito all persons con cerned,-kindred and creditors, to show cause if any they can, why said Administrator should not ho disehargi-d from his adminis tration, and receive lotters.of ndmisdon on tho first Monday in February, 18(11, Given under my hand and ollk-ial simm ure, iitofUco, this fit It July, 1890. July l.*l J. LAM BERTH, Ordinary. OEOItOIA-Floyil County. D aniel s. i-iuhttp, having applied to bo appointed Guardian of tho person and property of John A. Harshaw, a minor under fourteen years of nge. Tills Is toolto all persons concerned, to bo and appear nt tho term of tho Court of Ordi nary; to be held next after the expiration of thirty days from the first publication of this notico, and show causo, if any they have, why said Don’l 8. Printup should not uo in trusted with the Guardianship of tho persons and proporty of John A. Harshaw. Given undur my hand and official signature, this 5th of Juno, 1800. junc7-IOd J. LAMBERTII, Ord. Administrator's Sole. A GREEABLE to an order of tho court of Ordinary of Banks county, Gn.,will bo sold before tho Court Homo door, in town of Pnuldiiig, on tho 1st Tuesday in August next between tho legal hours of sale, Forty Acres of Lrnd. Bold as tho propoity of Jutncs Martin, Sr., late of Frsnklln county, dec’d, for distribution. ANDREW MARTIN, Jutte8-I0d Adin'r do bonis non. e door Clmttoogn Sheriff Stilus. TIT’ILL ho sold before tho court hoi . IT in tho. town ol Summery ilia in said county, between tho usiiul hours of sale, ou tlio first Tuesday in August, the following properly, to wit: Lot of land No. 206 in lath dist., ami 4th ot., to satisfy four ft. fas. Issued from tho Justice Court of 927 dlst., 0. M„ two in favor of H'lsser A Beaty vs. Ellsh Walden, ono in favor of J. il. A E, L. Rosser vs. Elish Wal den, tho oilier in favor of Win, M. Beaty vs. id Administrator's Citation, G EO It 0 I A, Volk con n ty , Whereas, Henry Kingsbory, Adminis trator on tho estate af Jesse Wal to It, Into of said county deceased, hns made application to me in terms of tho law, for his atstnlssion from hissnid administration. These aro thoreforo, to cito and admonish all persons interested in said estate, to show oausotn mo on or before tlio second Monday in January next, why suid administrator imild not be dismissed from his said ad- inisirntinn, otherwise I shall proceed nc- irding lo law. Given under my hand and olliciul signature this May 28th 18110. innyalwOiu. 8. A. BORDERS, Ord’ry. GEORGIA, Floyd county. J AMES M. FEPI’Jill, having applied to bo appointed (Juurdiuli of the person ami proporty of John M. Berrien, Jr., nud Rich ard M. Berrien, (In place of tlieir former Guardian, Thomas M. Berrien, deceased,) minors under fourteen years of dgo, residents of said county— Tills 1k to cite nil persons conoorned to ho ami appear at tho term of tho court of Ordi nary to bo hold, nnxt after tho expiration o' thirty days from the first publication of till: notice, and show cause, if they can, why said James M. Pepper should not ho intrusted .With tlio gtinnlinnship of tho person and or John M. Berrien, Jr., and ] , Rich ard M. Berrien. Given under my hand ami official signature at office, this 2d July. I8H0. July9 *J. LAMBRETH, Ord. Administratrix's Notice. G eorgia, jwa county.- Sixty days after diite I will apply to tlio Court of Ordinary of said countv for leuvo to sell tho real estate nml a port!* the negroes belonging to tlio estate of Ben jamin T. Mysely, late of said county deceas ed, this July tho 2ml, 1890, MARY A. M08ELY, Adm’x, July0w2m With the will annexed. GEORGIA, Floyd County. T WO mouths after dato application will he made to tlio Ordinary of Floyd county Tor leave to sell all tho Land and Negroes belonging to the estate of Giihril Jones, late of said county. This .'19th May 1899. mny3Iw HARPER & BUTLER, Importers and Heavy Dealers in ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE, Broad Street, Home, Oa. LADIES ELEGANT DRESS s G00DS, Mantillas, Points & Shawls, IN EVERY VARIETY. WE roipootfulls solict a continuation of tho patronage of our PROMPT PAYING nnd CENT’S CLOTOINO Cash. Customers, To whom our Gsodi ero for solo at tho LOWEST FIGURES. * [JanO.w NEW FIRM. Mills & Sumter, HAVING ASSOCIATED THEM8ELVES TOGETHER FOR MANUFACTURING AND IMPORTING ALL KINDS AND STYLE OF CABINET FURNITURE, Extra Qualities and Makos. HATS, BOOTS &. SHOES, HQU5E-FUBN15H1NG AND PLANTATION GOODS] —OF— M.iftrr.AA’j), Virginia, no mu CAROLINA, SOUTH CARO LINA d> GEORGIA MAKES! . OVf RECEIVING AND OPENING, 'iilprlMngohe of tho largest ami xt/it so.v>s mountain Herb Pin] Aaon, wo present . of .t'ffjjt I,,,; ruled UHted. him and bU people in our 1‘aini be had gratis, ft - “ - * “ J ft> fabler N GEORGIA—Floyd County* W HEREAS, John W. Turner nnd James F. Hoskiueon, Administrators of Benja min M. Tutt, deceased, ••©present to (he Court, in their tmtHiou. on tlio and entered ou Rocord, that they have fully administered Benjamin M. Tull’s estate, These arc, therefore, to cite nil persons con cerned, kinsmen and on 1itors, to show causo, if any they can, why said Adminis trators slioulij not bo discharged from their Administration and roooivo letters of dismis sion on the first Monday in August, 1890. Given under my hand and official signature nt office, Oth February, 1800. frbi». .JESSE LAMBERTII, Ordinary. GEORGIA, Floyd Couuty. TYTJIERKA8, Henry 11. Dompsoy, \y mlnistratcd of Josaith C. Dempsey, represents to tho Court, iu Ids petition duly filed nnd entered on record, that ho hns fully Administered Joseph C. Dempsey’s estate. This is, therefore, to cito'all persons con cerned, kindred aud creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said administrator should not ho discharged from his adminis trillion, nml receive letters of dismission on tlie first Monday In December, 1890. Given under my hand nml official signa- thisat office, this Oth May, 1899. in ay 20 JESSE LAMBERTII, Ord’y. GEORGIA^ Folk County. S IXTY Days after date I will make appli cation to the court of Ordiunry of suid county, for leave to sell the lands belonging tlie estate of Ak-xunder 0. Morris, lute of suid county, deceased. July9—w2in ABNBR DARDEN, Adin’r. J®*Wo nro glad to learn that Perry Davis' Vegetable Pain Kilor is having so largo a sale in our oity. Wo liavo ev ery reason to boliovo It to lie an almost never (ailing cure for pain, and as such is a medicine no family should bo with out.—Montreal Pilot. Sold by drug gists nnd medicine dealers goiiorully. Great Fire at Danville, Ky! W, B. DODDS & Co.'s Folk Sheriff Sale. W ILL be »ohl before the court bouse door in Cudar Town, on tho first Tuesday iu August next, within Ihe legal hours of hi, the following property, to wit: One House nml Lot adjoining the town of Van Wert, tho place whereon A. Blood worth ow lives, containing five acres of land, more r lues—sold as tho property of A. Blood- orth t » satisfy three fi fas. obtuiued in a Justice’s Court of the 1972d district of G. M., in favor of 8. W. Ulanco vs.suid Bhiodworth —sold to pay tho purchase money ftw said remises. Levy made and foturned to me y n constable. J. 0. YORK, Sh’fl’. juno2tt said county, nftur tlio expiration >nths from the date of these presents, I will mnUoapplicath GEORGIA, Folk A T tlie first term of tho Court ofOrdinarv A for. IZ tho furtherndministratioii on tho estate of Mark Jackson, with the will annexed. This May tip* 7th. 1890. mayll. JAS. WHEELER, Adin’r. GEORGIA, Floyd County. W HEREAS, David I). Duke, Administrn tor of William Thoringtou, represent# to the Court in Id# petition, duly filed and on to red on Record, that he has fully admin istered William Thoringtou’# estate, These nro, therefore, to cite all persons oonccrnod, kindred nnd creditors, to show cause If any they can, why said administrn-. tor should not he discharged from his admin istration nnd roceivo letters of dismission on tlie first Monday in September 1890. Given under my hand and official signature, Extensive Shop nnd Machinery WITH FIRST QUALITY OF MATERIAL, WE ARE READY TO MANUFACTURE LARGELY, All nrtieles in our line, nud to fill all orders nt tho shortest notice. MR. SUMTER, has been long known In this community, ns a IR-st clnss Ml-'CUANIC, can therefore, warrant all artiolcs made by us. Wo shall he aide to Supply the surrounding Country with Sash, Blinds, null Furniture, at very rcnsounblo prices. NYU cordially invito nil tho citizens of the country to our Ware Room. Furniture Store and Manufactory, both ou Broad St.. Rome, (la. KINK I1HHIAI, CANES always ou hand, nnd every quality of COFFINS made ns soon as required. CHARLES W, MILLS. july27,ly. JAMES M. SUMTER w7nduci^er7 Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer in CABINET FURNITURE, XT pHolstery, MAT HESSES, COTTAGE CHAINS On Broad Street, Rome, Georgia. NVITE3 t!i i P Cilia, an l tin Lt lie* p iriio ilarly, to visit his Ware Rooms, where lie lias a largo supply of Rosewood, Parlor and chamber Furniture, Mahogany, Walnut, and Imitation Furniture. the best Spring Seat Sofa, to the comm »n *»t nrtbde in me. Also an assortment of illfttrusscs, Tucker's Futeut Spring HimI, Couches, Lounges, Sideboard-,Safes. All kinds of Furniture with dispatch, mid neatlv repaired. Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore extended to him, lie hopes, hy clo#o al most attractive Stock, in the Southern Coun try, which will bo sold as Low as the Lowest, r Cush or to prompt paying customers, on tlie usual time. J. II. McOLUNO, narSOw. Rome, Georgia. teiithn work, to merit .. ooiitiiiuniiuo of tho CAM I.VET SHOP *.n II -ward St., near tlie Etowah House, where Fig ured and repaired. Work warranted to give satisfaction! i D dial's itct.iilo-I at wholesale prices—ami great harg.'iin. July27‘ly. nltiire is >V. RHODES HILL, W. R. IIEIINDON. Concrete Safes Triumphant! > The Great Eastern. A correspondent of the Charleston Courier from Now York says; Barnum tried to get tho Groat Eas tern for a short season, but the Direc tors were either afraid he would dam age the reputation of the vessel by iden tifying her with his humbug, or else ho could not give them rcsposible seourity. The Great Showman hns lost nono of his energy nor tact in his late commer cial^ revulsion, but Beams to hnve risen to life with renewed vigor, and is now driving the Old Museum to tho very finale of prsoperity. It never offered bo great attractions as now; and conse quently was never enjoying euch a full tide of patronage. O’Grady, of the Stevens House, who 1ms tho energy of a locomotive, hns obtained tho privi lege of having a saloon aboard the Great Eastern, and of furnishing re freshment. There aro Ladies’ and Gentlemen's saloon. Jn tho former, ice creams, lemonades,, porter, light beverages are to ho obtained. In tho lat ter there is a bar, and something stron ger to be bad. O’Grady had to pay a thundering price for tho privilege. Presentation to Neoro “Tom."— Tlie negro “Tom,” the blind pianUt, was to-day presented with a piano, valu- od at six hundred dollars. The donors wore Messrs. Knabe A Sons, extensive manufactures, of this city. A huge company was present upon tlie occa sion, and, after a speech by Mr. Knabe, and a reply by Tom's master, (Mr. Ol iver,) the negro played many fine pie- cf*6.—PM. Inquirer. FORTY-EIGHT HOURS IN THE FIRE Daxvim.e, Ky.,March 7, I860. Messrs. W. B. Dodds A Co., Cincinnati: Dear Sir—Tho safe I purchased of ■ you in September list hns stood the grout lire which occurred in our town on tho22dFehuary splen didly. I had a largo amount of notes, receipts i. in it, bofore tho buildiug burned I took tho papers out but put in somo sheets of pn- >er, aud upon opening it sineo the burning, hey wero NOT EVEN SCORCHED. Tho vccnoring ou tho drawers was a littlu warped ; tlio lock works very well, and when I oil it n little 1 think it will bens good My safe was in tho lower story of a throe story building x>'ith eliinclu roof.'in an adjoining room, with only a plastered parti tion, a drug store was kept, and immediately opposite where n»y safo was setting there was a considerable quantity of paints, oils, tur pentine, cninphino, nnd liquors. The build ing was connected with tlio Patterson Hotel on ono side and was within six feet of tin* Court House on tlie other, with a Inrge pile of wood between my office nml tho Court IIouso, and u door entering into niv office im mediately from tho wood. ThereVns also email frame building attached to tlie rear < the Drugstore, with oils, paints, and liquors in it, and a glass door leading into my uUtoc from it. You will cco at once tlio excessive lioat created nt and about it. I regard it ftilly tested, nnd have no hesitancy iu sav ing that my papers would have been pre served if I had left them in tlie safo. A number of our citizens have examined it since the firo and were surprised nt its condition, and somo of them have ordered safes of you, believing them REALLY FIRE PROOF SAFES. I shall take great pleasure In recommend ing your safes. You nro nt liberty lo make such use of this statement nk you deem proper. Yours, [signed] ’ M. J. DURHAM. Sheriff Sales of Clmtloogn. W ILL bo cold before tho Court-house door iu Summerville, between tlie legal hours f sale, ou tlio first Tuesday iu August, tlie following property, to wit: Town Lots numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, fi, 7, nml 8, in block six, in tlio town of StiiumcrviHc, u as tlie property of W. M. Shrop- satisfy a fi fa issued from the Supe rb r Court in favor of MeKuiude, Cadow «t Co- vs. Shropshire A Kendrick—property pointed nut by iduintifTs nttornoy. Also, G. M. Hopson's interest in lot oi land No. 32, in the 25th I)ist. aud 3d Sec. of Chattooga county, levied on ns tlio pro perty of said Hopson to satisfy throe (1 fn; issued from Justice,s Court of 871 district of G. M. of Walker county, in favor of Morgan A Lnno vs. G. M. Hopson—property pointed out by phiintilfs, nnd levied, uy constable, nnd suturiind to me. Also, lot of laud No. 181 in the 14th dist. nnd 4ih sect, of suid county—levied on us tho property of Robert Hawks tosutisfy two fi fas issued from Justico court of tho 872 district, G. M., of Whitfield county iu favor of Josoph Glenn vs. Robert Hawks—proper ty pointed out by plaintilf, nnd lovicu on by constable, and returned by me. juno29 JOHN B. ABRIDGE, Sh’fT. 1 GEORGIA, Floyd Couuty. rpo all whom it may concern—W. II. Tor- X liuoo having, in proper form, applied to mo for permanent letters of Adiiiiuistratiun on the estate of Lawrcneo Brock, Into of the State of Alnbuiuu, deceased, (nml hav ing unsettled business in this State)— This is to citu all and singular the credi tors nml next of kin ot Lawrence. Brock, to ho and appear nt my office, within the time al lowed by law, aud show cause if any they have, why permanent Administration should not lie granted to W. B. Tcrhuno on Lawrcneo Brook’s cstuto. Given under my hand and official signa ture, nt offico this, 26th Juno 1800. jiiuo20 JESSE LAMBERTII, Ord’y. GEORGIA, Floyd County, rpwo MONTHS after dato nppplicntion X will bo mudo to the Ordinary of Floyd county. Ga., for leave to sell all the real es tate and negroes belonging to the cstuto of Frances Irwin, deceased, for tho bcuefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased.— This Juno 22, 1890. JOHN I. HUGGINS, junc29-w2in Adui’r, GEORGIA, Floyd County* W llAREAS, Charles Knowles Adminis trator of Cherokee B. Tullmt. repre seats to the court, in his petition, duly filed nnd entered on record.that he hns fully ad ministered Ghorokeo 11. Talbot's estate. This is therefore to cite all persons con cerned kindred and creditors, to show cause if any tliov can. why said administrator should not ho disohnrgcd from his adminis tration, and roooivo letters of dismission on tho first Monday in November, 1800. Given umlcr my hand and official signa ture, at office, this 2d of April. 1890. nprdwOm JESSE LAMBERTII, Ord. GEORGIA, I’loyd county. COX, HILL & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, IM-LlCn-TUKE STIIKKT, ATI.ANTA, «A. McjfAvairrj oiijiomi * cu., Commission Merchants, And Hellers in General Merchandise. Hoy atom: Buildings, Whitehall Kt. ATLANTA. GA. ^-REFERENCES—Messrs. Smith A Patrick: Smulhvuml, Earl A Co.; Allen. Mi- Loan A Hulk ley, Now York ; Win. M. Law- ton A Co., Naylor A Smith, Charleston : J. K. Toft, Cnsh'r., Diiih'iiii A Johnston. Savannah; Post A.Mel. New Orleans: Walsh. Smith A Co., Mobile: Crittenden A Co., Louisville; M. J, Wicks, Proa. Memphis; 1). A. January A ('»>., St. Tamls. n«v23Ay. PMtt HlS 'jW' traveling, having yWM Marly *Un toil world. Ha spent over six ysan am«ni a. f the Rocky Mountains and of Wtes, »*f ft J tt» “Movnmw llm tW» w«r« Interesting account of bll adventures thero Vi \ n our Almanac and I’amptiM. . ’ It la an Mtabltidicd fact, that all IMPURE BLOOD) The blood la tho life t and when any foniin. • matter (eta tnived with It, It is at eem ^i •very organ of the body. Kmy n.rt. fen... and all the vital organ! qulekly .complain. nTi! will not digest tli* food perfectly. Th* Uvn J*. secret* a sufficiency of bile. Th* action of tut weaken**', aud the circulation It fc«U» V become clogged With th* poisonous unit, - u cough—and nil from a alight Impurity »i o’." head of life—the Blood t As If you liU thranl •arth, for Instance, In a pur* spring, from iu] ttny rlvutot, In a few minute* Hi* aliohtumJI stream become* disturbed amt discolored. does impure blood fly to every pail, and haw behind. All the passage* brcom* obstructs,u,, Uie obstruction is removed, tlie l«mp oMUbtreu! These pills not only purify the blood, but im. the secretions of th* body; they are, therefor*, u Duns FOR BII40UI DUKA! IJv*r Complaint, 8ick Headache, Ac. HU i«ci “-dieIn* eipel* from tli* blood th* bUSr* m ._M,and render* all tb* fluid* and recretka, fluent, clearing and reauscitating th* vital wp* Pleasant Indeed. Is It to us, that w* are Oka< within yonr reach, a medicine Ilk* th* "M.irnA Pita,” ‘hat will i>a»» directly to the .fflkw through the blood and fluid* of th* bod;, ui| the sufferer to brighten with th* flush vt h health. Judton's Pills ure the Best Brntdj i*gL enee for the following C’om;i/aia()<| Dated ComptainU, DtMil\/, Inn,ari SM CbwaAl, /bwr ami Ague. Liar (W CWJs, fl-mah Omplatnl».lmnmJ Chett Disrates, ffeadachtl, Pita, Chitirrnres, Indifiutian, Dgtpeptia, Jn/luema, Samlo* a Dwrrhaa, Inflammation, T Prow, • m • • GREAT FEMALE MEDICtS|l| Females who value health, aboald aenr h the#* 1111s. They purify th* blond, remorea^ of all kinds, cleanse the akin of all pimylM tri IM and bring tb* rich color of hiallb to tb* {«]« 49* Tb* Plants and Herbs of which t!** N mad*, were discovered in a very aurprld*y«« tb* T*sucans, a tribe of Aborigines la Ntiic* i Almanac or our Agent, and you will reed ehlL the very interesting account it contain* of U* -I Midicim" of the Aztec*. Observe,—The Mountain Herb Pilti Beautiful Wrapper. Each be* confafai 40 i-iOi, mil at 96 cents per boa. All genuine, hate IU retaJ B. L. JUDSON & CO., on each lea. B. I. JUDSON, ft Co, SOLE FKOFIUETOH No. SO Leonard Siren, I ir*ir roxK. tr inoU wtnlcil alv.ji—u il For sale by Enroll A Ycitcr end! A Nowlin, Rome, Ga. Also by all n throughout the State* icrship prepared to exhibit which are nl Our fauilitiei such that wu STOCK OF GROCERIES, »ry partieular. Thomas M. Glnden's estate. These are, thoreforo, to cito Ml pent corned, kindred and creditors, to show cause if any they can, why said administrator should not he discharged from Ids administration aud roceivo letters of dismission on the first Monday lu October, 1800. under my hand nnd official signa- ETOWAH LAND FOR SALE, T HE subscriber oilers for sale Ids Plantation, on Etowah River, threo nud a half miles from Kingston, and cloven miles from Rome, containing seven Hundred and Fifty Acres, of whivli two hundred and fifty nro cleared and in a high stnto of cultivation. Upon the place is a good two story Dwelling, containing eight rooms with fire places, built three yoai s ago. All tho necessary out build ings nrc in food condition. The'place is re markably Irnlthy, nml for convenience of situation, is excelled by nono in Cherokee, Georgia. Tho Rome Railroad runs through the entire length of the nlaeonnd oilers great facilities for shipping Prc- 1 "”" *.«*—*-- land.*, of great fertility, nro in cose tho purchaser should desire a lngerr body than that now offered. Terms easy. Address, O. E. SMITH, april20w3m. Kingston, CnsB Co. Ga. GEORGIA, I’loyd County W HEREAS, Arthur 8. Ford, adminis trator of Jus. J. Gill, represents to tho Court in his petition, duly filed nnd on tered on record, that lie has fully administer ed Janies J. Gill's estate. This is, therefore, to cito all persons con cerned, kindred nnd creditors, to show cause, if onv they can, why said Administrator should not bo discharged trom his Adminis- ition, nml roceivo letters of dismission, the first Monday in October, 1890. ’ myjmnd and official signature, GEORGIA, Floyd County. W HEREAS, William .J. Smith, oxocutor of Charles Webb, deceased, represents tho Court, iu his petition, duly filed and entered on record, that ho hns ftiily adminis tered Charles Webb's ostnto. This Is, therefore, to cite nil persons con- irned, kindred nnd creditors, to show cause if any tlioy can, why snid Executor should not ho d'iscliurgcd from his Executorship, nnd receive letters of dismission on tho first Monday in October, 1890. Given under my hand and official signature nt offico, this 6th March, 1890. inorlO. JESSE LAMBERTII, Ord’y. 30 hds. New OrleansISugar, 100 “ A B & C., 50 l>ls. crushed and Brown Sugar, 200 Bags Rio Coffic. 25 Bags Java coffee, 400 Kegs of Nails, 10 “ Old GovTamjnt Coffeo, 300 Box candles, lOO Box’ Tobacco, 100O “ Snuff, 150,00 “ Segavs, 200 bb Rec’d Whisky, 75 bhls Old Ryo WhHcy, J 30 Pack’s Crcssont’s, Hcnnossv andotho, choice Brandies, 10 “ Brands, Old and Soft, from private stock, 500'Sacks Salt. 100 Bx’s State and English Darry cheese. And any quantity of Soda. Starch, Pickles, Ci Oysters, Mackerel, Sardines, HunkctH, Hr< vitod. octlO.tf, Awaitln^your coimiu id always Respectfully, COX. HILL A CO. GEORGIA, Floyd county. W HEREAS, William J. Smith, Adminis trator of Matthuw Smith, represents to tlio Court iu his potition, duly filml and en tered on record, that ho has fully administer ed, Mathew Smith’s ostato. This is therefore, to cito nil persons corned, kindred and creditors, to sliovv causo, if any they can, why said administrator should not be discharged from hi* adminis tration and receive letters of dismlssiun tho first Monday in October, 1899. Given under my hand nml official signature a Agents for these splendid Safes * • the public to cull and see other ~sto tho manner in which they Wo a nnd certificates .... „ rosist tho attacks of both FIRE AND BURGLARS. These safes have never failed to prose their contents, and aro warranted to be ENTIRELY FREE FROM DAMP. The construction of the BURGLAR PROOF SAFES is peculiar, nnd in connec tion with tho “Great American Key Regis ter Lock,” (which possesses the grout advan tage of having NO KEY HOLE nnd yet ImR the security of a PERMUTATING KEY capable of 260,000,000 changes.) they will be found perfectly impregnable. A. W. CALDWELL, Rome, Ga. S tr atton A Seymouii, Nashville, Tenn. niay25.wly. TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, A. P. NEELD, -4* RETURNS THANKS FORTH 10 ' (Il nntronago heretofore extended ~JJL. him, and would respectfully in-— viteu continuanceuud extension ofthosBi..., at Ins shop on Broad Street, opposite Mr. Eye s Carriage Works, whore, by n strict at tention tn business and an earnest desire to plense, he doubts not but that ho will bo flblo so give ample satisfaction to ull who may do- ire anything in tho line of i-'asliioiinblc Tailoring dono up Ihithfully and tastefully. hits always guaranteed and all work wai ranted. N. B.—Cutting done “all right.” npril20tv2m, Administrator’* Sulo. B Y Virtuo of nn order from tho court of Ordinary of Gordou county, will he sold on tho first Tuesday in August next, before tlie Court Hpuso door in said couuty, within tho legal hours of snlo, tho tract of laud, in said county, whereon Grovo Tomlinson resid ed nt tho time of his death, containing Two Hundred and Forty Acres, more er loss, (sub ject to widow’s dower.) Also Lina, a negro woman aged about 46, Jucob, u boy about 21, Alfred about 10, and Jane, a girl 16. Sold s the Into lio uronorty of said Grove Tomlinson, of Gordon county, doccused, for tho ben- nf his heirs and crednorB. Terms uiado mown on day of ealo. CURTIS BAILEY, Juncl6 Adra’i GEORGIA, Polk County. S IXTY Dny. oficr dnlo, I will apply lo tlio court of Ordinary for snid county, for leavo to sell tho lands belonging to tho cs- lalo of Lazarus W. Bnlllo, lnlo of sold coun ty, docsod. H. T. BATTLE, julj'0- X y2m n Adm'rs, To the Be-Druetrcd, —AND- I’olsonrd Clilznis of Cror^la. Y OU aro n deluge of the cnin|HHind* in the forni «>f “Alchoholiu Drinks, that ever emanated from that test of society, the l.igrun r theyai 'mixkii. 1 Tlioy you as a luxury, Modi cine, nnd in either case the effect is tho same. There is but one way to escape, and that is to use as n luxu ry or a mod ion n.en t a safo aud reliable stimu lant, sold under stamp and seal,which renders it ecr tain it has not been tamper* M3.il ud with. Such o erticle is CHARLES' LONDON CORDIAL GIN. which is Distilled under direction ol the Brit ish Government, is delicately flavored, (unliko any othor Gin,) with some of tho most valuable restoratives of tho Vegetable Kingdom, nml is by fur the most healthy beverage extant. Tiik Most Eminent Physicians of Europe nnd America, not only recommend its use ' tho hnlo nud hearty, but prcscribo it as medicine where a stimulant is required. Tub Female Skx will find it not only » jdeasant Cordial, butaccrtaiii relief in suffer- ingsof a periodical character. Analytical Chemists of nil ranks pro nounce it perfectly pure, nud its restorutive mcriss incomparable. Sold only in quart nnd pint battles by nl Druggists' Grocers, Country Merchants, Ac. Beware of IMITATIONS. Huy only CHARLES'. Nono OTHER is IMPORTED. D. BALDWIN A CO., TV « • Importers. Depot No. 40, Broadway, New York. Also importers of fine Wines, Brandies, Cigars, etc. ’ CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. “Schnapps,” “London Dock” ‘Club IIouso’ “Gins, etc., etc. Bo ware of obnoxious mixtures, put up in bottles, bearing the above titles. They nro allcommon mixed Gins, nnd until compared with tlie genuine “CHARLES’ LONDON CORDIAL OIN." they are aptto dccoive the unwary. 8opt.7.1y. CIIATTOOUA RIVER INSTITUTE, Gaylcsvillu, Clicrokcc Co., Ain., S-JO AINSWORTH, A. M, Principal. CJTODBNTS of both aoxos will ho rccoivci] U »t Ihl. In.tllutlon, and fltled for tho com mon uiilios of llfo, or nuy clnss in our Col- a 9-" n P c , te "* TonoUers nro cmnloyoa, Bond for a'ctroulnr, 1 I»n21—wly Greatest Reduction EVER MADE IN STANDARD Sewing Machines! AFTER this dato, I will sell tlio improved Bnrtholf Family Sewing Machines uta ~ durtinn of $29.99 from former prices. P. S.—Thc New Straight Noodle Machine A CARD. TO THE PUBLIC. L EARNING that wo aro posted in a South ern Nowspapor as Black Republican Abolitionists, wo would inform tho iiuhlic, ■that on° of our firm owns a plantation in tlie South, and that all the mouthers of it havo large Interests in tho Southern States, nnd that we nro neither so rich as to wish to in jure our own proporty, nor so foolish to jeop ardize our interests, nor bo unjust ns to inter fere with tho rights of our friends. Wo niso des're that our customers maybe ablo to state, ihavmg our own signature for proof,) that they buy tbeir goods from ^outliern house, which has been known ud such sinro m-S, mill that the linn hns .pout h,nc mill HgRv liberally, nnd had always used Its Influence In nppoiltion to Abolition ruimticisij; jii every form. Wo hope tho thousands of our friends who have rend tlio calumny, may seo this doci- slvn refutation of it. PHILIP SCHIEFFELIN A CO., ’" n " n ’” ,n ' Now York ~ ! Rail Road Notice, OrriCE Dalton A Jacksonville R. R. Co. _ __ Dalton, Ga., May 22d, 1800. jyrOTICE Is hereby givon, tlmi tho 4th in- X1 stallment, ton dollars on each sharo of tuo Capital stook subscribed, of the Dalton A Jacksonville Railroad Company, has boon oalledby tho Pireotors, payable ot tho offico of the Company lu Dtvlton, on tho first day of August noxt. By order, junolw2ra EDWARD WHITE, Soo’y. SANFORD’S LIVER INVIG0RAT0R NBVJSll DRIIUiX(EATK8, I -I* In ComiiuiiuUud putirnly ftum fin inn, nud hns heenmo mi cslnhlWicf I’nct, a Standard Modicino, known and up by nil that now resorted to with diseases for which it It bus cured thoii- two years who had relief, as tho uumer- tifieutes iu my pos- Tho doso must be pwruuictit of the in- and used in such greatly on the Bow- Let the dictates of in the uso of tho and It will cure Llv- lous Attacks, ])ys- urrhocn. Bummer terry, Dropsy, Sour Costiveness, Cholic, Morbus, Cholera Ini iiuvo used it, and is confidence in all the is recommended, sands within the last given up ull hopes of ous unsolicited — session show, adapted to tho tern dividual taking it, quantities as to act els. yourjudgmentguido Liver Invigorntor, or Complaints, BU pepsin. Chronic Pi Complaints, Dyson Stomach, Habitual Cholera, Cholera an turn, Flntnlonco, DR. LITTLE’S ANODYNE COUGH D A new and certain 'cure for Cow, Asthma, J'nin in ihe Breast/ a Wimunina Coughs, Colds, etc,, umwidUb This is » plen.-nnt nudicino to Uke, dug immediate relic nine rchci th« coutrolling infiucnce over Cough*end i prompt r .1 anndice, Female Weakness, and may ho used sucecsftilly us an Ordinary Family Mcdlcino. It will euro Sick hondacho, (as Ihousnud can testify ) in twenty minutes, if two or three Tcaspoonfuls are taken at coiuiucnoo- incut of attack. AH who arc using it nro giving their testi mony in its favor. Mix water in the mouth with tho Inviguru- tor, and swallow both together. Price? One Dollar per Rnttlc. —AL80-*- SANFORD'S FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS, P COMPOUNDED FROM URE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, and put up in Glass Cases, Air Tight, nnd will kcop in nny climate. Tlio Family Ca bal net ivo Catbartic has used in ids prnc- ty years. i he constantly in- froin tlioso who have and the sntislaction regard to their use, place them within Tho Profession ferent Cathartics act of tho bowels. Tho Family Ca- duo reference to this boon compounded purest Vogotable nlikeon every part canal, and nro good nnd snfo in uil where a Cathartic is noodod, such ns Do- rnngomonts of tho Stomach, Sloopinoss, •Pains In tho Back and Loins, Costivonoss, Filin and BoronossoVor thowholo body, from sudden colp, which frequently, if noglnctod, end In a long course of Fovor, Loss of Appo- tlto, o*Creaping sonsation of Cold over tlio body, Rostlessnoss, Headache, or woight In the head, all Inflammatory Disease, Worms in Children or Adults, Rhoumatism, n groftt Purifierof tho blood and many disensos to Wlrioh flesh is heir, tho numorous to mention in this adxcrsisoment. Doso, 1 to 3. l'rioo, 3 Dimes. Tb®-Livor Invigorntor and Family Cathnr- tie Pdls aro retailed by Druggist gonorolly, and sold wholornln by the Trado In all tho largo (owns. S. .T. W. SANFORD, M. D„ Manufaoturor and ProprlotdV, _ ,,, *[ 85 Broadway,-Now York. Sold by Druggists in Romo, Juuo20,ly, tiou of tlie Lungs of nny remedy knon n stopping the most violent in a few I J p nt most in a day or two. 1I»; lliHiight lo ho decidedly consiimptir* * >n promptly cured by using a few k dthe wearing Little's Strcngtkvniii; tors ou the chest. As mi anodyne without astringing the bowels, it mount to all cough mixtures. DR. LITTLE'S vermifuge; Prepared and nut up l/i .bottles and only by W. O. Little. ./S-n using, uotliii is required to relieve children of worn besides being one of the best nnd tb , ever olVored to the public, III fMpniiUJi 1 familiud will save much trouble nnd up as well as tbe lives of many cbildm: eight out of every ten eases generally nqi 1)U. LITTLES French Mixture. This is prt]iared fropi a French RwIm tho-forms of No. 1 and .2; tlio fir«t Mi iieutc, nml No. 2 for the chronic slip.) has boon much improved upon In this nnd from its unexampled success ill supersede every other remedy for the 0 tbo disease of tho Kidnoys nnfl JUdduft. orrheal, Bhuinorrhcnl, and Fluor Aiks foe tiou s. Tlds extensive cotnpouud cm properties totally ditleroiit in UiU character from anything to bo found United States Phnruiucoptea or it practice of safety and eilfeieucy is not til iu America. DR. LITTLE S Ringworm nn*t Tetter Ointmr*) Hundreds of cases of Chronic T<>] Scald Heads, and diseases of tbe skin r ly, have been cured by this »cinri since the introduction of tho No. 2 P Hon (being stronger) scarcely n cnisb! found that it will not effectually crnJia short time. For the cure of CnnecTosiW nnd Ulcers it is applied in tho form of n tors, nnd nlmostlnfalliblo. Physicians aro referred to the Hthf Dr. LUtlo’s pamphlet, to tho cst«log*l medicine of tlie Materia Medics, tlflj| uses in compounding his diflerent reni nud asked to say If they aro not tho cbij Banco of tho profession, at ho hhnielfl practised modioino crxtonslvely for ro°8*l ton years, hofore retiring to the buiin^l All ardors should l*o oddrosicd to LITTLE A BRO., For sale in Romo, by Mossrs. Fsr«l> • i and by L. W. Doan, Cave Spring*, linnts or Druggists generally. tlinrtlc Pin is gentlo which tlio propritor ‘ice moro than t wen- reusing demand long used tho Pills which all express in hns induced mo to tlio reach of nl!. well known thntdif- on different portions tbartio Pill hns, with woll established fact from a variety oftlio Extracts, which act of tlie alimentary WALTON Female College Lotteijl OF "GEORGIA. Chartered by the State in 1856. W.C. DAWSON & Co,, Ma’j( MACON, OB SAVANNAH,GA. NOVEL SCHEME I Policy Plan Lottery. 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