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SAY! We are not going to sell any more goods on time'this year. Jut Say* ’ we will pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE] 1 for Barter and sell you goods at the Lowest Cash Price- H you don’t believe we mean business, give us a call. BARTLETT A WATSON CO. V LOCAL LI«CS. Mrs. L. D. McC'urry has been quite ah k this week t Matilda Lester, colored, was adjudged Insane last Monday. There was a singing Sunday at Poplar t'pringa. A few attended the singing at Shady Grove last Sunday. Mr. J. W. Hay, has been suffering with a sun pain this week. The McCormick Reap ers, Binders, and Mow ers for sale by E. W. Kemp, Powder Springs, Georgia. Mr. Cliff Smith visited his brothel’s family in McPherson last week. Mr. E. W. Ragsdale made a flying trip to Hiram last week. 8. E. Parker, Sharon, Wis., writes:—“I have used DuWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for itching piles and it always stops them in two minutes- I consider OeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve the greatest pile cure on the market.” A. J. Cooper & Co. The outlook for a good wheat crop in this county is very flattering. Tin fanners are having soptc nic weather in which to work over their crops’ One Minute is not long, yet relief is oh- tnined in half that time by the use of One Minute Cough Cure. It prevents consump tion and quickly cures colds, croup bron chitis, pneumonia, in grippe and all throat and lung troubles. A. J. Cooper & Co. Mr. W. A. McWilliams, of Rome, Visited bis father’s family near Dellas this week. 8. M. Gcasy, Pierson, Mich., writes:— ‘•DeWitl’s Witch Hazel Salve is cuilng more piles here to-day than nil other remedies combined. It cures eczema nnd all other skin diseases.” A. J. Cooper & Company. Tire exercises which will he held at the close of school promise to be very good. Mrs. N. E. Day, of Cincinnati, has been visiting friends lure for the past few days. Mrs. Day formerly resided In re and lias a host of friends who are always glad to welcome her hack. It preserves the flesh when lacerated or wounded in any way. Slops tiro bleeding’ stops tire pain and heals quicker than any thing. That Is what I)r. Ticlicnor’s Anti septic does. Try it when you get hurt. I sk S. Roberts in for it. If Miss-Ioippi will wear Miss-Ouri’s New Jersey, what will Dela-ware? Why one of the new Suilors or any of the new hats at Mrs. i aliic Ragsdde. The human machine starts but once and •taps blit once. You can keep it g- mg 1 mgest and most regularly by using De. Witt’s Little Early Risers, Lie famous little pills for Oomtipalion und all stomach and liver troubles. A. J. Cooper & Co. Mr. J. C. Watson and family have been visiting the old home at Brownsville, this week. S. C. P. Jones, Milcsburg, Pa., writes: ■ ‘I have used DcWilt’s Little Early Risers c ver since they were introduced hc:e and must s y have nevef used nnv pills in ray family during forty years of house keep ing that gave such satisfactory results as a laxative or cathartic.” A. J. Cooper & Company. We are informed that Miss Lizzie Slief- flel I, of Iluutsyille, is rapidly imprvoing front an attack of typhoid fever. There comes a time in life to all of us when we foei mean and ‘‘out of sorts’ , and in a condition to invite disease. It is ♦ lien we need such a remedy ns Dr. J. H. j McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and i Blood Purifier. To persons exhausted by sickness or overwork its in-1 vigorating influence is surprising, prompt- j ]y restoring health, energy and cheerful -I-’••• * r Conner & Co, Kept in the Dark V * • ■ecauM Her lyai War* Too Weak to Boar the Light-Hood’s Sar saparilla effects Another Croat Cura In Tenneooee. “ My little girl had sore ayas for three yasra and we could not get anything to do her any good. She was nervous and all ran down. Bor eyes were ao weak ehe oould not boat the light at all and ehe had to stay la a dark room. Thera seemed to boa film over bath eyes and she oould not open them without taking her Angers and pulling them open. Wa decided to give her Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’a Fills. Before she finished taking the Drat bottle her eyes began to Improve. Thanks to Hood’a Sarsaparilla aba ean now see to read and write and do almost any kind of work. 1 have taken Hood’a Pills myself and cannot prslee them too highly.” Mia. Boas Allison, Cross Plains, Tenn. Hood’s S parUI*a Is the best—la last the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists, gtl six lor fis. (jet lloou’e. Hood’a Pills ?. re the favorite cathar- ■ iwu o rut# tic. All druggists, aoo. Messrs, M. A. Connelly and Olllc Har ris, of Atlnata, visited Dallas Sunday. Mr. Tliomns Welch nnd family, of eenr Acworth, were Ike guests of Mr. J. F. Welch’s family Menduy. Skin Diseases u red. For the cure of tetter, itch, eczema trysiptlas. and nil irrilntions of the skin Dr. Edmondson's Eczema Cure is the standard. Price 50 cents per bottle. Ad dress Dr. Frank Edmonds: n, Atlanta, Ot. LOST—A hisck-s|)ot(ed hound, an swers to flic mime of ‘‘Roily." Pleise notify me nnd get liberal reward. Mlts. Nancy Jonhs. Tetter, Salr-ltbeum and Eczema. The intense itching and smarting, inci dent to these diseases, is instantly allayed by applying Chamberlain’s Eye anu Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases have been permanently cured by it. It is equally efficient for itching piles and a favorite remedy for sore nipples, chapped hands, chilblains, frost bites and chronic sore eyes. 25 cts. per box. Ilr, (lady’s Condition Powders, are jnst what a horse needs when in bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifnge. They are not food but medicine and the best in nse to put a horse in prime condition. Price 29 cents per package. For sale by A. J. Cooper*Co. Weirould likc'for our correspondents to give us the news from their respective lo calities, nnd get their communications in by Tuesday. Delicate (Children They do not complain of anything in particular. They eat enough, but keep thin and ale. They appear fairly well, ut have no strength. You cannot say they are really sick, and so you call them delicate. Whatcan be done forthem ? Our answer is the same that the best physicians have been J giving for a quarter of a cen- * tury. Give them Scotrs Emulsion of Cod-Liver Oil with Hypo- phosphites. It has most re markable nourishing power. It gives color to the blood. It brings strength to the mus cles. It adds power to the nerves. It means robust 5 ] health and vigor. Even deli- jg cate infants rapidly gain in j{ flesh if given a small amount j* f three or four times each day. a K 50c. and fr.oo; all druggists. 2 $ SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. J, DAVIS & FINCH . STILL THE LEADERS. While imitators are surging and pulling strings trying to claim the earth’ afil making thcmselvs odious with rich promises they can’t fill. The old reliable is moving placidly along selling more goods than any other two houses in town, and buying from the people all they have to sell. Canyon pass around us any of you good citizens when you know we are the fathers of your market and the main stay in all your commercial interest? Look to us for favors and call on USr for information. Our shoulders are t broad and >ve are able to carry the loads heaped upon us by would-be competitors AK NOT FALTER. Common sense and experience arc both requisites in business and while we arc modest in our claims for the first we claim a good store of the latter and it is ever needful in buying and selling merchandise. We are going to sell fifty thousand dollars worth of goods this year. It takes goods and prices to bear up assertion. Watch US. Your Friends, * u Davis & Finch Children’s Day at Mt. Tabor. Children's Day was olwrvod lit Mt. Tii- Itor on lust Saturday with appropriate acr imonies. A good program had been ur- nngeil; there were about twenty recita tions, mid -evt-rnl essays were read. Ex cellent musie wus rendered by the ehoir, while Mis-es Bertha Rnkcstraw and Mal- tle Ragsdale performed alternately on the organ. At the opening of the exercises Re". Young Ragsdale delivered the ml Iress f ,veliome, whleh was pertinent nnd well_ received. Young Ragsdale is a talented young man, full of energy mnl high ns- plratious, and is destined to make ids nark in the world. In the afternoon Rev. J. T. Eakes preached to the children. Mr. Eakes always preaches well, but this sermon was one of ids he t. It was full of practical instruction to the children, as well ns older people. Mr. A. 1*. Griggs, superintendent of Die Mt. Tabor Sunday School, performed Ids part well. The good Mies had prt pared an excel lent dinner for the occasioa. There were about 500 persons present, good order pre vailed during the day. the weather was pleasant, and nothing occurred to mar the enjoyment of our picnic. Such occasions cannot fall to inspire good thoughts ami higher ideals of life. Shakespenr said: "The evil men do lives after them; The good Is often Interred with their lame To no duss of men docs this apply more forcibly than to those whose vocation is to instruct children. The teachers of our secular schools have a great task before them. When wc have done all that usually expected or required in the line of secular education, still much remains to he done. Our labors arc sadly deficient. It is well, if the teacher sets no laid exam ple before his pupils. Even if he should furnish within himself a model of sound morals, still the education of his pupils needs to lie supplemented. Wilhout character life is a failure. Practical religion shapes aud constitute.-, character. Practical education combined with practical religion qualifies us to per form the duties of this life, and fill our souls with yearnings for a higher life In the great beyond nnd brings earth anil heaven nearer together. Too often the Sabbath is spent in frivc - itics—in things that lend us out of the path of rectitude. Moral culture is not merely the supplement, it is the vitali ty rather, of our education. Moral cul ture and practical religion nre closely rr- Intcd, and there cannot he much of one without the other. Our boys and girls should b Ssyour hair' Sreen? It’s only Another way of ashing. Is your hair growing ? For green means growing. You can MAKE hah grow by using jiyers jfeciir Vigor Airs. N. Tumlln, Mr. Jas. Lemon! an i wife nnd sister were llm guests of Dr. J. Foster's fumily Sunday. L. F. Farley conducts a large merenr tile business at Liberty Hill, Ga. He says: “One application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved me of a severe pain in my hack. I think It O. K.” For lame buck, rheumatism, neuralgia, swellings, s.iruins, bruises, burns and scalds no other lini ment ean approach Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It is intended especially for these tliseascs and is famous for its cures. For Bale by A. J. Cooper & Co. Prof. A. ,t. Wilkinson, of West Virginia, who is with the American Book*'ompuiiy, was looking after the company’s interest ill this county this week. The annual examination of teachers will likely he held some lime In June, and those who have to puss should lie prepar ing for it. it is not likely that it will he any '.easier than heretofore. We put those on notice now w ho tlo not have to pass they ncjtl not come, unless they wish to surrender the license they already hold. We want those only whose license have expired or will expire lids year. Remember that there will lie but few to pass, and tlml each one must staud on his or her own merits, or fall on their d'-- merits. CHIEF OF POLICE, aCh* SOUTHERN railway. OMtkRMitl NrliiHtatn la KfTrrt May 1, Imiin. ttrAT777v*C TNo.Ur ft.30um la* <-kTAttlllK»0ifU At Dalton At Jtoine Ar Allantn I-t Allan la Ar Macon Ar Jesup Ar Everett Ar .1 aol<Honvl1tu Lv Jos~up Ar Jacksonville Lv Kvorott ...’. Ar llruiiHwick .. 7.5|um IMMitm II. 40am 4.20pm T. 10pm Tjfa 14 3. iopiri 4.21pm 6.35pm K of. pin 8.1 r>p m 10. .Via m 4.10am 0. arm in 8.10am uTuiam l.oopin 5. 30nm 0.80am No. A 10.10pm nooga to Atlanta. No. 10 carrion Pullman Sleeping Oar Chut- Unoow to Atlanta. No. 14 carries Pullman Stooping Car Atlanta U> JackHonvIllu and Atlanta to IJrunKwIck. STATIONS, No. 1 No. 0 No. IS Lv Athiriiii Ai Home Ar Dalton Ar (-huttiinnogii Lv Chattanooga ArHtirgln .... Ar Luxlngtnn. 10.00pm l.ooum 2.34 urn 4.15nm 8.1 lain 4.2kpm 5. ihpm -1,00pm 0.85pm 7.3 Ipm 8.50pm 0. Idpin 4.50n m 7.50nm ?.20(im 7. .Mill in lo.35um II I mm l.oopin Ar Loutovilln Ar Cincinnati . . .... .... 7 50pm 7.20pm ;;;;;;;; i . i Lv Ghattunnogu Ar NuNlivilh; . i.25pm 0 55pm 1.1 Sum l 85pm 1 0. lOuIII 0.55pm No. 7 carrlot Pullman Stooping (Jar Atlanta to (JhAltanooga and (Jhatta io »ja to (Jlnulnnatl. No. 0 carries Pullman Sloeping Car Atlanta to Cincinnati and Chattanooga to Loutovilto. htationh. No. (1. 8. Ida m II 55um 1.2.1pm No. 12 | No. to. 4.10am 10.00pm Ror.iim l.iouni O.AOatn 2.26am ll.TOiirn 4.(Kinm 1.15pm 5.10am 0.40pm 0.80:1 in 0.67pm 12.10, rn t.4o»in 2.40pm 7.80nn Lv ChaLtaiioogu Ar Knoxville...» Ar Morrlst .wn.. Ar Hot Springs. Ar AhIiovIIIc.... Ar Hiiltobury.... Ar Greensboro.. Ar Raleigh ... Ar Norfolk Ar Wa hlugton. Aj^ New Yoficarf,y .... No. 12carrliv<‘Pi*»lman Sleeping Cu. .^..»»»» - . nooga to New Yopu via Asheville nnd Sal-1 lot of InlMiry to Ulclimonil. arriving Kiehmond (l.40n.m alao Pullman Sleeping Car Greensboro to Nor folk. No. to Ih solid train Chattanooga to Salis bury, with Pullman Sleeping Car Chattanooga to Salisbury and Sal to bury to New York with Chatta- out change. HTATIONH. No. 4 Lv Ghattunooga.... Ar Knoxvllhi Ar Morrtotown Ar llri.stol 5. (Kip III 8.45pm 2 15pm 7.00um Ar WiiHhlngton Ar New York No. ft No. fl carries Pullman Sleeping Ca nooga t i Washlngt »n ami Chaltan og York without change. N >. 4 carries Pullman Sleeping Cu vtlle to Hrl tel. K nox- rovere the Divine Rein*', t.) live for a pur pose, to Jove truth nnd justice, to avoid the evils of intemperance, and to observe t ie many good precepts handed down to us. This is practical religion. So far nit'our Sunday Schools serve ns factor' in I Ills important work, jist so far they arc agencies for good. And their motto should ever lie, “Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth.” Fa hr n. One Minute Cough Cure, cures. That U what it wu made for. Patrick Kelly, of tlie Capital city of Ohio, Writes: “I highly recommend Dr. Ilaitman’a Pe-ru-na ns nn excellent remedy for tmrh, u splendid tonic, and ns u general family medicine. Very truly, I*. Kelly, Superintendent of Police. A man wiln poor Mood cannot succeed. Ills nerves are weak, his brain fogte-.l, and hie will paralyzed. Good blood is simply well digested food. A stomach with the slightest catarrhal impairment tnu. lit to cannot properly digest food. Pe-ru-na HTATIONH. No. 15 Lv Home Ar Anniston i» 10am ! 1.21am .o.oopin 3.55pm 7.30pm 10. :10am 9.45a m 11.35am 7.20pm Ar Jllrrnhigham Ar Selma Ar Meridian Ar New Orleans Ar Jack-ion Ar Vicksburg Ar Shreveport 4 No. 15 | JiNo. 0 1 4No. 10 jNo. 11 2.00pm l.fiOmn Lv Horn e . ar 8.50am 8.35am 6 1'ipm ff.STpm Ar Gad den. ar 0.00am 0 3* lain O.iHipm 1 7.1 pm Ar Attul a. lv 5.4.mnii 0.20ai:i t Daily except Sunday. § Sunday only. Also at tlio aamo time and place will be eold lot or laiul No. 401 lu ihv ilmt Utoirlc i ami third •notion of Pauldlnu county, Uu.; levied on and to I* mild ah u tire turned wild luud to mittofy a Ux II fa Issued by A. L. Worthun, T. 0. of said •ouIlly, in favor of the ttlAle und county v* •aid lot of unreturuud wild Und lor Iib Btaui and county in* for the year IbuJ. Also At the bhiiiu time und place will bo Mold ’ lot of land No. 170 In the Hihi dtotrlet und third •eelbm of /auhllng county. Ga.; levied on and to lie mild oh mi re turned wild bind to Hultofy a u. mum A lMUOtl by A. L. Worthun, T. 0. of Haul 1.4 Inin county, 111 favor of tlio hIaUi und county vu. 5.0 him Mid lot of uurcturnod wild land for ltu ututo 5.20am aiul county tax for Uio year ibo7. 8. lOum A too At the mime lime und pl«oe will be *>16 2.8Hpm lot of Kind No. 001 in the llrMt Utotriotund third 9.25pm Beetlon of Paulding eouuty. «u.; levied on aud li.26pm to bo sold as unrcturntid wild Iaim: to HatlsIV. a 0.50pm Ux (1 fu iHHiied by A. L. Worthnn, !. (j. of haIU 10.15pm county, In favor of the state ami county va. -< (inn. **hl lot of unroturned wild iHiid lor ll# auto liiopm county tax for the y«ur mil. lot of land No. M0 In the iutVi'dtotriet anrt'liiiil ■eetlon of Paulding eouuty. Ga.; levied on and to be sold hh unreturned wild land to aatlafy a tax ft fu Issued by A. L. V’orthnn.T. C. of aald county, lu favor of the state and county vs. •aid lot of unreturued wild luud for lu state and county lax for the year 1807. A too at the same time and piano will Iks gold lot of land No. 146 In the 10th district and 2nd •rollon of Paulding county. Ga.; levied on and to be sold as un rn tunned wild land to satisfy a tax II fa Issued by A. L. Worthan, T. C. of said county, In favor of the state and eouuty vs. •aid lot of unreturued wild luud for Its state •ml county tax for the year 1807. Also at the same time and place will be sold lot of land No. 7H in the 10th district and Und •eetlon of Paulding county. Ga.; levied on and to be sold us unreturned wild land to satisfy a tux II fu Issued by A. L. Worthan, T. (J. of said county, lu favor of the state and county vs. said lot of unreturned wild land for Its alula •lid county tax for the year 1807. Also ut the same time and place will be gold lot of land No. 162 in tlje 01th district and 2nd •eetlon of Paulding county, Ga.; levied on and to lie sold ag unreturned wild land to satisfy a tax ft fa issued by A. L. Worthan, T. 0. of guid county, In favor of the state und county vs. •aid lot of unreturnrd wild bind for its state and county tax for Hit- year 1807. Also at the same time and plane will lie gold lot of Und N/>. 202 In the loth district and 2nd •eetlon of Paulding county. Ga.; levied on und to be sold ns unreturnrd wild land to satisfy a tax ft fa Issued by A. L. Worthan, T. 0. of said county, lu favoi ef the state and county vs. •uld lot of un re mined wild land for It* state and county tax for the year 1H«7. Also /t tho same time and place will be geld lot of land No, 60ft lu tho lfttb district and 2nd •eetlon of Paulding county. Ga.; levied oil and to lie sold as unreturned wild laud to satisfy a tax II fa Issued by A. L. Worthan, T. C. of said county, In favor of the Mato and county vs. •Hid lot of unreturned wild land for lut state aud county tax for the year 1807. Also at the same time and place will be sold lot of laud No. 002 In the 10th (Mslclct and 2nd •eetlon of Paulding ooyhty, (in.; levied on und to be sold us unreturned wild bind to snttofy a tax 11 fa issued by A. L. Wortlnui, T. 0. of suld county, In favor of thji state ami county 7.10am 1.20pm ChntLa- said lot of unreturned aud county tax for lh> Also nt the same time und place will bo sold lot of bind No. 801 In the lotu district and 2nd section ol Paulding county. Ga.; levied on and to be sold us unreturned wild land to sulisfy a Ux II fa Issued by A. L. Worthail, T. C. of said county, In favor of the suite aud county vs. said lot of unreturned wild land for its stato aud county lux for the yeur 1807. Also at the sumo time and place will bo gold lot of luud No. 714 in the 10th district and 2nd section of Paulding county. Ga,; levied on and to be sold as unreturned wild bind to satisfy a tax II lu Issued by A. V Worthan, T. C. of suld county, In favor of the state und county vs. said lot of unreturned wild luud for Us state and eouuty tux for the yeur 1807. A! to at the game time and place will be gold lot of land No. 1820 in the 10th dto Iding county f F. S. GANNON.3dv.P. & o.M.,Washington. D.C. J. M. ClJId*. Trnf. Mgr.. Washington. I). O. i W. A. TURK. G. 1*. A.. Washington. D. C. | C. A. H ION SCOT 1C It, a.g.p. A.,ChullunoQtfii,Tenn ■ to to old i ; n fa Ish and 2nd on and attofy a of said it ty quickly procures perfect digestion. Pe- —■ ru-na cures cutorrh, whether of the stom ach, head, throat, lungs or kidneys. A man pefcctly free from catarrh is nearly always aw il mini. Send fora free copy of Dr. Ilarti’iniito 1 '•'•times oil “Winter GaPurli.” Ad Ire s The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Com pany, Columbus. Ohio. MOOD t ■■ Tint! IJ Sa: sapm ilia is tho One o Blood Purifier, Great Nerve Tonic, Stomach Regulator. To thou sands its great merit Is KNOWN. Subscribe for The New Eua nnd Week ly Constitution. Only $1.80 for both pa. per-’. Subscribe now and try your chance *or I lie $2500. , D”. Tit-hen-t’s Antiseplie smells like- ] peppermint Candy nnd is “just as good” but for a different purpose. Try it next time you get hurt or have Colic, Only 50e. a bottle by S. Robertson & Son. DeWitt-’s Witch hazel Salve ' Cures Piles, Sold., Burns. . E asy to Take asy to Operate Are features peculiar to noocl’s rills. Small In size, tasteless, efficient, thorough. As one man Hood’s said: “ You never know you ■ ■ a have takcqu pill till It is all I ■ far over.” Zi>0. O. i. Ilootl & Co., III Proprietors, Lowell, Mass. * * fhe only pills tjo takq with Hood’s Sarsaparilla.