The Cedartown express. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1874-1879, April 11, 1878, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextCHAMBERLIN, BOYNTON & CO., WHOLESALE AND BETA*. DEALERS IN t)RY GOODS, CARPETS, BOOTS & SHOES. 60 fi 68 WHITEHALL TTitEET, ATLANTA, UA. BOOTH an* 1 SHOES. Wo liaro, (lurlnp the past fcon*aoaddtMl a Bout jud Bhoo departmeat, which la euttrwlj aeparatu and dlatlnat fram each af our ofoor department*, and we now olVor to the public the karyeat uud boat Pi ck of Qunta, I>*(lle* t Mlaecs, Boy* and Children’* BOOTS aud 8110BH to be e«Md lu the State of Georgia. We make a *pe* deity of Butts, Mila* ned other woll known flrst- etaaa raakare. Tholr CARPET DKPAHTMKNT h.is never bee equaled Intho South, CARPETS of all description choapor tbnn cvi before. Oil Cloths from 3 to IHft wide, In a flue v< rlety of Patern*. LAMBRBQUIRE8 and CORNICE, made to ordc Wall rAperaud general interior decorations specialty Id this department. I alw Iu their DRY GOODS Departinci:' c be found theClioii'etaml latest Styles of Colored SILKS, Ladles line and Medium DRRSS GOODS, I,nee* Embroiders, Hosiery, Gloves, No- linn*, ladies* Tie* and Neck wah?, and a Ocmral assortment or 0tnplo and IPanoy Dry GcodB. ^^■Pamplw Bom this Department sent by mall on application- Iar* Our mol to is to allow no one to undersell us. All our purchases are made for OASII, and it will woll re pay any aud all to examine ouch of our departments before purchasing elsewhere. Call und examine, or send jour ordeis to CHAMBERLIN, BOYNTON CO., March 14-3m GO A 08 Whitehall Street, Atlanta, On. THE EXPRESS. CJedartown, April 11th. LOCAL NEWS, COTTON. Our to-day’s quotations ore.' Strict Middlings 10 Middlings, 9 j Low Middlings.... 0 Stfiof. Good Ord.nary 8$ Good Ordinary 8 Ordinary 7 Stains 7 Tinges 9 JoliUBon, Robins A Co.’s Garden Deed, at Burbank & Jones.’ £30 OU1NTS Is intioh less than 19.00. Go to Bradford & Allen’s and get a bottle of that Worm Oil for a quarter, and save *9 or 110 doctor’s bill. It never fails to kill worms. See certificate in this issue. It. Hotels doing ngood business. “Wanton kittens tuny make sober cuts.” Dr. Ledbetter is proud; it is a girl. April showers bring May flowers. An egg to-day is better than a lien tomorrow. Newt, Wright is ns gay as a lark;it Is a boy. The roads of the county were never in better oondition. The Guano planting Benson will soon end. The boquet season will soon lie upon us. Certificate. AYNiM*. Ga.,October ts, 1876. Dbab Sin: U*t night I called at the Now Drag Store, Dr. King'* old *t*ad, and bought a bottle of “Worm Oil, and give It my Utile boy u directed. Tbi* murolnghe pe»*od 81 worm*. I had pretlon*- ly tried other worn: medicine*. W. A. Bain. gSTFor sale In Cudartown by Burbank A Jonea and Bradford A Allen. For *ale it Rockmnrt by S. K. Hogue. April 4, ly GREENBACKS. G. W. FrathBoston- & Co. have commenced to receive their large und splendid stock of GREENBACKS, DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, LADIES' HATS, &«, which they will sell very now for Gash; very rea sonable to prompt paying customers, und very high totlow )my. apr. 11, 2t Hr SI.KS.nl>, If rim w.nt lo P>7 tor CROCUgtlY, OU»«waro, Umar, OUlmneyp, Show Cate*, Bucket** Brooms, Tub** Di*h Pan*, Dipper* Milk Pan*, etc., »omt to McBKIdr «fc Co., Atlanta, for price*, and you will make money. . Burbank * Jones will sell you Landretli’s Fresh Gorden Seeds,. 10 cent papers for 9 cents. Go to Burbank & Jones for your Garden and Grass Seed. Xotlce, Extraordinary. By reference to a notice elsewhere, It will be seen that the firm of Lane & Crabb has dissolved, and ull ac counts due the firm are made paya ble to me. Friends, I need the mon ey, so come and pay up, and you will confer a lasting fuvor on upr4-2t G. A. Lake. Ivary article tquaraly on It* merit* 1* the rulo at MoBnrPB'a great Southern Crockery Depot. No t.Tea* and plate* a* balta. If you want to pay Ca*h and get bottom price*, aend to McBridb A Co. they can beat any houee that pays the oxpen*ca of drammera. Isn’t it about time for the Incuba tion of poems entitled, “Spring, Spring, gentle Spring?” Miss Velvin, of Atlanta, is opening up a stock ol Millinery ai Mess. Philpot & Dodd’s. Splendid rains we’ve had the Inst few days suitable for tile farmer and the gardener. What about the county fair? Is it to be or not to be, that's the question. Onr Nimrod friends who nre inclined to kill the sweet-juiced par tridge had better guns off, as the law for the protection of game went into effect March lfitli, and continues un til Sepfc 19. It must be gratifying to the friends of education in our midst to know (lint onr schools are progress ing so finely. Boili schools are well attended; this fuel, alone speaks Tol nines for the teachers. Medical men.often puzzle themselveH over I he large sale that Dr. Bull’s Baby Byrap enjoys. Its grenl popularity iB duo only to the excellent qualities possessed by tins household medicine. 29 cents. All persons who know them selves indebted to the present propri etor of this paper will confer a las ting favor by calling and settling in whole or in part at once. We.have been the recipients of the reports of the Treasurer and Comptroller General for the past yenr. We will glean und present to our readers next week some interesting dulit extracted from them. Vesuvius (the world's great gaiety valve) again threatens an < nipt ion—nlwitys uncontrollable by human effort. Eruptionsot tin* phy sical py ietn, ns Boils, Pimples, etc., are mini re's Balety means to warn the sufferer that, his blood needs entire purification—-most quickly ami oUec- | s j tuftlly accomplished by using Dr. Hull's Blood Mixture. Rev. Mr* \Vlmrl.un, of ill Baptist Church in Louisville, Ky. preached in the Baptist Church i this place, lust- Sabbath. His object is to raise an endownment for a bap tist College in Kentucky. This state has promised three hundred housand dollars, provided, the re- naindvr of hair a million can be raised in the remaining states. We understand thut he succeeded in raising near four hundred dollars. Riles A. Lane. We intended last week to make .1 mention of the fact that Giles Lane hml purchased Jud Orahb’s interest in the late firm’s groceries. Giles Inis removed to Mr. 11. J*. Lumpkin’s old stand, and we are glad to know is doing a first class tnqfo. Every body knows without our telling them, that Giles is an honest, consci- ntious business man ; this fact alone being a guarantee of his future suc cess. Uedni; wii as a Sumner Resort. Why do not our hotels make a well directed move to induce people from the more iemote South in quest of health and pleasure, to engage board with them during the heated term? We have a nice, quiet place here. Good soci ly, and as for health it is Urn quailed. Good hunting ami fishing could be had-in fact we have here every elem-lit. sought for by .tourist8 and summer loiU’ivrs, Will Mess. Enlow and Millar move GAVE SPjROTO. soon be completed dad ready for cupanoy. Briglmm Young has just fe- , chived a full line of Corn and It ye The Presbyterian Church will AP1''« «d b- »««<«« - , , Wines, Cigars uml Tobacco. When In need of these goods, Brighten will tie pleased to soli them to you. nprl U-3t. The wife of Mr. John .fuck- son on Fish Greek, this county, died of .consumption Inst Friday. Bite was an estimable lady, and will be missed in the .community. Mr. Jnckson has our sympathy in his sad hour of bereavement. The small boy and the large hoy now enjoyetli his top. Lot. ’em spin, boys, let. ’em spin. Tired land’s sweet restorer, fragrunt gtianu, is almost “ousha spiel” for this year, Capt. West is progressing finely with bis railroad. Oapt, Mc- Lntcher is doing him a good job. Accessions are made every meeting night to the lodge of Knights of Uonor in this place. Ye local is ahead one pui^of lim ey spectacles. In the Prof, will Bend us his address they shall go forward to him. Cedartowu cun boast of as pretty young Indies as any town North Georgia, Young men, ware. A mute, supposed to have escaped from the Deaf and Dumb Institute at Cave Spring, was in our town last Sunday. Dr. Bradford kindly cared lor the little fellow und sent him over to Cava Spring on Monday’s express. be- Another liquor Saloon in our town. Brigham Young has charge in one room of Mr. Noyes’ ware house. | Jud ('rui)b to the Front. It seems impossible for J ml to say out of business. Well, Jud is a good fellow, and there is no use of it. lie proposes at an early day to open u’. again nt his old stand. Bucoeas ut tend yon, Jud, is our wish, A BEAUTIt UL TOWN. rite Da Anri Dumb Insiitute. Personal. In company with Mr. W. J. Wud- y, we jumped vehicle The Wild Lands. There will be a largo crowd, we presume, in town next sub* day. As will be si*.«g from the immense num ber of wild laud lots advertised there surely will be bargains had. These lots will no doubt, sell at from four or live dollars upward. The purcha ser may exact from the owner 3?0 per cent on this and cost. Surely u no hotter speculation should he wanted, lu the event ol a failure ol redemp tion, the purchaser will havo obtain- .■awn hy a fiery steed; wo sped along , et ^ timbured land at 10 or 19 cents through a beautiful section of our P er,W!r< ‘- We wouldn’t mind being county toward Cave Spring. We had . “ ' owner ourselt, We had an i' lounty never been ther of the place but we ar know that we had formed caption* Cave Spring i Wo Spec So-.So Wo l>o- The following note was sent to our boss devil* or* as it were, the inter mediate Satan, by some of the fair sex of our town, sippotfed to he fl iends of the aforesaid d—1. Here it is. We reproduce it in all its orig inal purityi Mr. — , t spec thatyoit spec that I spec that we spec thut both of uk spec that “by & By we will see each other before we dye.” I spec that yon’l spec that I am u captain for spectiu that you spectrd fur nn to write yon u spec of specs. I*pe 1*1. I *>pec the rlolot* blue, gra**, the Rms la r int you hpuc that I u I spec that you will spec that this i« a spec in love, and spec chut you can spec who wrote it. But l spec that you spec the wrong spec wrote this Spec. Very respectfully, The first man whom we r; ■■ • us that prince of good fellow*; ....!< W* Yarbroilgll. lie could nut Uwell with us und “show us the sights” as he hud previously arranged to go to Home. The Enterprise is printed in the Congregational Methodist olliee. We did not see Mr. Jones, the editor ol' the C'ongrcgutionu) Methodist. Through the kindness of Mr* E. 0. Davis wo were shown through the Deaf aud Dumb Institute. The first tiling (hat sttructed our attention was what seemed to be a banner which had inscribed upon it the fol lowing: THE IIHART SPEAKS MOST WHEN THE TONGUE 18 SILENT. Ilow true. The poor unfortunates, though they bo bereft of the organs of speech und hearing, yet can they speak! Kwuson, the motor of the world, is tln irs, and well do they use it. We regretted very much the ab sence of Mr. Conner, the Superin tendent. We will Bay this much for him although unknown to him, that the Institute is in fine condition. Beds uml bedding, rooms, hall, recL tutii.ii rooms, chapel, all were clean and in order. If formed to afford the mutes grout pleasure to show the different curios ities in the museum. The state has recently improved the water works and built a laundry* bath ruom and provision house. It occurred to us that more bed rooms are needed. At present there nre m veil beds in a room. This is too many. Two and at tiie farthest three ure a plenty. We were pleased to see that the mutes were making such proficient shoe-makers. Time came for our leaving. Bid ding the Brofeasor (we regret raving forgotten his name) and the mutes good bye, we retraced our vteps home ward* •\ll in all, wo feel repaid fur our visit. Fishing seems to bo in order. Im .p strings of them nre brought i v Day. They have a Way of !.dung them with a torpedo that we object to. Catch them with the old time hook and line* There’s fun in The saw mills are getting away with the lumber. Mess. Pock A Al len are sawing from six t" ten thous and feet daily. There have been about one lion- Ural and seventy tons ol guano sold at this place. Mr. Ferguson, one hundred and twenty! Mess. T. &J. Moor.-, (ittv. The spring fights continue. Juko Madden und Cornelius Bpratlmg had a rough and tumble light last Sunday morning. We have two sets of city fathers and still these rioters goon. If some of our peace loving citizens would make an utliihivit be- for a mdgistrate th tfe Would he A sudden stoppage put to this sort of business* WANTED. lOO bushels of ear corn. Iliglresl t. When killed with the torpedo the noi t of flie dead fish escape and ben- *tit no one. ROCKMART LOCALS- Kook mart, Ga., April 8, 1878. Wheat looks promising. Farmers planting corn in earnest. W. Cl. Taylor, onr efficient deputy sheriff in town a few days ago. Our railroad is doing a good busi ness now; trains making two trips per day. Mess. Whitehead, Jones & Co. have u machine lor splitting leather. Your correspondent lias been ex pecting to bo called on Lo marry a lew couples, but so far, he has been disappointed* We think If they on ly knew how our niolith was water ing for cake they ttotlld hurry mat ters up. market price paid in cash by. aplii-it J.T. FKAffi*. Manhood: How Loot, How Restored! jmhiubi-tl. n DCv .'dltion of I)n inntorrlmta or ruminal Inn) lo**p*,- hnpolnncv parity. ImpMlmt flnniptlon, rplU- Ucnrt* nrVexunl t MT Price. Ill i The celebrated aiith* clearly ilemon*lrat«*. Ir r.il practice, thut the nil ahura may hr radically on* n*e of Interim’ ilic kot o: polnllni icrilcln*)i>rHp’r. »ncn. aled« adimratylt BMacri of r elf- without iliodiri*! illelnr or the application ol ccrinin, mr' tftt-nn.U. by mcn’i* or which e ftiltdrOr; ii<» matter whathl*cnndltion may he, limy * null rally, ; life him-rlf rlirap'v. orlvutdlv, m. l nullcnlly. 0P*Thl* l«.ciiirc *honW t o in the humic ot yoiuh nod every man In the land. Sent under *enl, in n plain envelope, to Hnynd- dm**, po*t paid, on receipt of »lx cent* or two po*- Inge Matnp*. AddrrM tt.c Pilhll-hc.*. THE ciu.VRRWKM* MKDICAI. CO.. 41 Ann St.. NrW Yotl:; Port Ollier Box. 4580- apr. II, ly (or sole by Burbank & Junks MONEY SAVED* Spec “CASH STORE.” J. S. Stubbs & Co., CKDAHTOWN, OA. Better late than never; at the siime time we owe him un apology for not mentioning it s.onor, that Dr. Joe Liddell Inis removed from The health of Cedartown was I e S0I11 jiill to Cedartowu. We Hex* Town Ahead whore they loan you a dol lar and ohalk it down till to-mor row, for a bottle of M buhrll’s Hepa- TINE for the Liver. The enormou expense of importing the ingredients of this great liver medicine into thia country, is why our Druggists, Burbank Jt Jones, sell but one sam ple bottle to the same person for ten oenU; but as there are ftlty doses in the large size buttles, it is cheap enough after all at two cents per dose, for a medicine that has never been known to fail in the cure of dvs|>epsia and all diseases of I lie liv er. It ims never failed in the cure «f liver oomplaint when taken as di rected, no matter of how long stand ing the disease. It ottres Chills and Fever, Constipation of the Bowels, Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. Sample Bottles ten cents; regular ,ire. fifty doses, ♦1.00. jnn24-ly never better. As iar as we know, there is not case oi sickness in the towu. One by one the flowers de cay; the Atlanta Tribune bus gone to the wall. It was plucky, but ah! too weak. welcome Dr. Joe, ami our citizens are ull glad to know that he lias come buck to them again. ’Squire C. M. Cainp called on ub yesterday. He reports funn ing operations as progressing finely on Fish Creek. MoBbids.Cu. ni,mir.cuirj stiow .nd IflUa. clto.p .. kiij nunulscturcr lu IS. cuontrr. Th,, will duplicta *nj btll In tX.li tin. bought hi u m*rk,t. 'Remember that G. A. Lane has removed hie stock of Groceries to H. P. Lumpkin’s old stand. He has made additions to his stock and is now receiving a large stook of fancy groceries, whioh he will sell cheap for the oash. Remember the place, Lumpkin’s old stand. apl4-»t Cedartowu now has but one barber shop. Joe Luster has sold his "tonsorial parlors” to another. barber. A deer-driving party is ex pected to leave town to-day. Wc hope they may be snooessl'ul and send us up a hind quarter. A 1’arsoiniKO. The Methodists of Cedartowu, with commendable zeal, huve determined upon building a parsonage. Sub scriptions are taking up, and so far, quite a suug stun of money bus been raised. It is proposed to raise niue hundred dollars. The lot hus al ready been bought and paid for. Prof. Salvo baa not as yet put in his appearance. We had hop ed by now to have witnessed, one of his inimitable performances. Uuotl Wink. There have been forty-two thous and ems set and three thousand, sev en hundred and six impressions made on a Washington hand press, in the Express office, within the lust week; and one hand was absent one and u half days; the other absent two days. How is that for work? Ditiolution of Copartnership. T HE firm of Lane & Orabb is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Crabb withdrawing. By the terms of the dissolution G. A. Lane assumes all the indebtedness due by the firm, and all moneys due to the firm. March 29, 1878. G. A. Lane, apr. 4, 4t Jud Okabu. •It affords us no little pleasure to announce that Maj. Joe Blatice still continues to improve, A few more weeks and the Major will be himself again. Mr. John 0. Waddell leaves next Sunday week for the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Honor. He goes ub a delegate from Cedartown Lodge. Mr, Rufus Simmons, a broth er of Mrs. J. 8. Stubbs and Misses Allis and Ellis 3immous, died in Cave Spring yesterday. He was a clever man and liked by everybody, Yes We can change a fifty dollar bill if you want a bottle of Globe Flower Cough Syrup, the greatest Cough and Lung Remedy in the world; or if you want to try it first and see if what the Hon. Alex. H. Stephens, Ex-Goy. Smith, Ex-Gov. Brown and Hon. Robert Toombs of Georgia, say about it is true, you can get a Sam ple Bottle for ten cents at Burbank & Jones’ Drug Store, that relieves an ordinary cold. The Globe Flower Cough Syrup never had an equal for Coughs, Colds and Lung Affec tions. It positively cures Consump tion when all other boasted remi dieB fail. Sample Bottles, ten cent 1 -. Regular size, fifty doses, ♦1.00. jan 31 cow ly Suppose W o Have a nre i onipany. Cedartowu is in a dangerous con dition. There is no denying this fact. We do not mean slut is on the verge of bankruptcy, for she is not. There is no town in the state in a better condition financially; she owes nothing, mill bus money in her treas ury. But wo repeat that Cedartowu is in a dangerous condition I We all know tlmt every town is liable to fires. As long ns u chimney points heavenward aud sparks ily upward, there will be defective fines and obimlieyB, and as a consequence, con flagrations. Say some, we ore insured and if ft fire docs come we'll be all right. Poor argument. No companies fully in- suro n mail. No man can burn with out being loser. So then, we can never be ready ior u lire. The next tiling that should suggest itself is tlmt the town should prepare for these dire disasters. If the people of this plaee could be brought to see the absolute necessity for a better protection, not a month would roll around before a band engine would be purchased, a ladder house built and tire cisterns dug. To the honorable gentlemen com posing the Council we would say that we are in earnest about this matter. Wo do not speak advisedly, but we give it us our opinion that the amount would be suved the town in the lessening of insurance rates with in a period of four or five years. At leust three large cisterns should be dug. The spring would answer in its neighborhood. These cisterns could be completed for say two hun dred dollars. A band engine suffi ciently large could be delivered hefe for four hundred dollars. Seventy- five dollars in ladders and fifty dol lars for a house to always keep them in except when wanted. Fof seven hundred and fifty dollars we could be made comparatively safe from u disastrous conflagration. Shall we doit? Gentlemen, these are but hints by the way. Who will mate rialize them. Whoever he may be, it will odd a good sized feather to his cap. tile Business Fur Lu Our attention Ims hr- w article for the use oi | invention of which 1ms ouiilercd tut j everlasting blessing upon every lady, j We refer to the Queen City skirt sus penders fur supporting ladies’ skirts, the must desirable und beneficial ar ticle ever invented for the relief of women, ninny of whom Imve suffered years of miserable health caused solely hy carrying the weight of a number of heavy skirts, completely dragging them down. Something to support ltidics’ clothing is absolutely necessary. These suspenders ure re commended by ottr leading physi cians lo all ladies and young girls. Every lady should have them. They are sold only through luily agents. A splendid oportunity is offered to some reliable lady canvasser of this county to secure the agency for a pleasant and profitable business. For terms and territory write ut police to the Queen City Suspender Company, 278 Clark Street, Cincinnati, 0. aplll-4t •‘“■IiE now receiving a large and well selected Slock of Dry Goods, Notions, Doots and Shoes, Hats and READY-MADE CLOTHIN6* lid UP ted to the SPI I- a hey aiso have a large stock of Family Groceries, Hardware^ at lap ted to the SPUING TRADE. These goods were bought for'tb« and were selected with more care, and bought cheaper than ever before. Th CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, nt prices which defy competition. When in need of GOODS, give them »i cully and yoti will Rare* Money thereby. march l4-3m J. F. BUllKK. W. K. MONltOE. I*. I). t’A llt’BF.Ll. J. F. BUEKE & CO. ■M-PnOPRIETOUS OF THK-f-f OESOROIA SPICB MILLS, MANUFACTURERS OF AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Coffees, Cataan, Allspice, Baking Powder, Ginger, Cloves, Cream Tartar* Cayenne, Mace, Nutmegs, Indigo, Peanuts, Cinnamon, Soda, Tea^- Saigon Bark, Flavoring Extracts, Grocers’ Drugs, Ta ble Sauce, Mu«tnrds, &c., &c. Cofles, TPea.nu.ts & Malt Roasted for the Trade Holo Manufacturer*! of tho col oil rated “TOWN TALK’’ BAKINO POWDERS. Corner Prior und Mitchell Streets ATLANTA, Q-A. w. n. tui.I/EK, (’resident. .tos. flbishel, Treasurer. Sitlkqtk City 'Sfewiq^ Coiqpkqy. MALSTERS AND LAGER BEER BREWERS, Farmers, Weigh Your Own Prj- duce Until recently it has been the cus tom of farmers to rely wholly upon those to whom they Bold their stock or produce to do all the weighing, aud while Ins stuff has bsen run over the scale in a hurry, and at the time be supposed it must bo right, still on going home und figuring over, lie has wondered why his hogs fell short 20 or 30 pounds on an average from what his neighbors Bet them at, - or that his load of wheat should full short when ho rounded the meusure each time, or as he lias argued with his neighbor on tho weight of a quar ter of beef or jur of butter, he hus thought what a convenient thing a scalo would be, und perhaps the high price at which scales have been Bold is tho only reason why ho hus not had one before. Seeing this great objec tion tiie Chicago Seale Company did away with all middle men,[which in many cases cost more than manufac turing the eoalej and now furnish scales to farmers who order of them direct ot ubout one-lmlf former priceB. As the large number of orders recei ved enables them to keep prices down, every one needing a scale Bhonld avail himself of this oppor- ATLANTA, omco No. 8 We.t limit. ■ Street. Brewery Cor. Colllua A Harris Street*. tunity to get the best scales made at the lowest price. $. S 3 . fV opfietof* Having laid in a well selected stock of Whisky, Wines, Brandies, To bacco, Cigars, Etc., I respectfully invite all who wish anything in my line to call and see me in Barber & Wood’s old stand. I keep no “pop-sk^*R’ , or “rifle” Whisky—everything is pure. Persons desiring pure and unadulterated Whisky for medical purpose# will find it at tnf Bar. I make it a specialty. feb.7-3m» S. P. SHEPARD*

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The Cedartown express. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1874-1879, April 11, 1878, Image 3