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TOE
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At' S i ts..
A bar association—wbislty slingors.
A Celebrated Case—Tho Printer’s.
•’Tiro for assent”—A bridal cou
ple.
.The fishery question—IIiul a bite
yet?
A .good many Circassian girls who
traveled wilh last y* :tr\s circuses, are,
this year, doing kitchen work for $3
a week.
A standing joke—Getting up to I
offer your seat to a lady in a car, and
then having her give it to her hus
band.
A man who answered and adver
tisement, “canvasera wanted,” found
that, be was wanted to canvass hums.
This was in Cincinnati, of course.
The idea of teaching every girl to
thump a piano, and every hoy to be
a book-keeper, will make potatoes
$4 per bushel in twenty yours from
now.
A thick cast of paint or aephaltum
varnish will prevent hoops on bar
rels from rusting, even when stored
in a damp place.
The Attention of the Farmers is Asked for a Few Minutes
to Facts that are of
VITAL IIPOETAICE
G-reat Reduction'Trices
or
Singer
Sewing
. Machines.
to them,
the coinin'.
nml will
year.
liavo much to do with LARGE CROPS
lulilo of Analyses nnd Commercial value of FERTILIZERS has been
prepared by tho Honorable Commissioner of Agriculture for the
State ol Georgia, wherein lie shows tho properties and intrin
sic value of the many Fertilizers, good, bad and inditier-
ent, offered for sale in the State. Below we print a
table taken from the Commissioner’s Report.
THE FARMERS MAY DRAW T1IEIR
OWN CONCLUSIONS.
Analysis and Commercial Value of Fertilizers.
Tho
202,316 SINGER MACHINES
SOXjD IN 1870.
Lari/ost Sales because tho Most
Popular.
The Most Popular because the Pest
Over 2,000,000 now in Daily Use.
THE SIIEGER
STILL TRIUMPHANT!
f HOUGH onr machines hnve boon greatly roduc-
iiuallty will bo mafntallied nt the
spurious Mil
llttlo rclnlio
ES
C{. W. ^ektliefjiten & do..
D—E—A—L—E-R—S I—N
Western & Atlantio Bail Boad
NO. 1. MIOCT FASUBifUKll—UP•
\rrlvosat Kingston. K* 1
Arrive.-at Adalrfftll*
Arrives at Dalton *2*
ArriivoH at Chattanooga
=f)|Rjv==Gi l io!o|f)|^
Arc now receiving their mammoth stock of new
Fall and Winter ©©©to*
WM® STOCK m COSU^MTK,
• Prices in Keeping with the Times, nnd Goods Must be Sold.
Call early and make your selections
We also 13UY COTTON, nnd pay tho highest Cash price lor
Country Produce oct. 5, 1877-ly
vos at Atlanta. 1160 r
No. 3. DAY PASPIfNOin—t»T.
fes Atlanta
vos at CartersvHlc , .
inly on tho a
dard. 1’
••hint's, which aro so lurerlor ns to boa
• to tho original, except In ireuvral an
I’he purchaser will llnd li unite advan
; the genuine Machine. which may hi
!u< patented trade mark and the imm
Manufacturing C
till! I
ichlno.
N. M. WRIGHT,
Dealer in
HUY HOODS
Boots,
Shoes,
Hats,
CLOTHING,
Hardware,
Crockery,
GROCERIES
Which are being received
now, daily.
AGENT FOR
Soluble Pacific,
Eureka, Watson
and dark’s,
Zells & Son’s
Guano,
and Pacific Acid
Phosphate for
Composting.
•
O
£ rs
3 &
-a 3
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i
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1
Commercial* Value j
FAI’AFSOO GUANO
11,28
3,41
2,33
844 28
GRANGE .MIXTURE
11,40
2,15
2,52
40 27
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO
10,05
3,1 a
1,09
39 or.
LIEBIG’S AM M ONI AT ED DIS. BONE.. .
11,10
1,58
2,80
38 or,
WILCOX & GIBB’S
0,50
2,95
1,70
37 23
CUMBERLAND SUPER PHOSPHATE..
10,76
2,50
35 88
ZELL’S AMMONIATED BONE
8,55
5,00
2,03
35 42
WATSON & CLARK’S
10,35
34 70
EUREKA AMMON1ATED BONE..,
8,05
29 30
Now draw your own conclusion. I am Agent for tho
Patapsco, Grange Mixture, Soluble
Pacific Guano, and Liebig’s
Am. Dissolved Bone.
flow do they compare with the abov
goes to make
AHEAD in everything that
GUANO OR FERTILIZERS.
MACHINES FORWARDED To ANY PART OF
TUB COUNTRY.
No Charge limtlo for PockInff Ac Shipping,
Full Instructions will ho sent with each machlno
which will enable a child twolvo;ycars old to op-
rote them readily.
Where machines aro onion
at least ill) must accompany
Express, C. 0.1).
it *io must accompany tuo *
We Guarantee Satisfaction.
Money may ho sent by hank draft, post-office
nonoy order,*registered letter or express.
Hond lor our new Price-List nnd Illustrated Olr-
Hilar.
Purchase SINGER Mclilnesfrom
authorized Agents only.
PKINOIPAL OFl'ICK.
34 UNION SQUARE NEW YORK.
Principal Branco Ofltco for Georgia, South Caro
lina, Florida, and part of Alabama, corner Broad
mid Alabama Streets, Atlanta, (la.
0. W. LEONARD, Agent.
^AGENTS WANTED;jg
%ST Tho Company nro not and will not he re
sponsible for any private debts of its agents, such
ns board, stablo or llvsry hills, etc.
L. G. RAY,
Canvassing Agent, Polk county.
S.|P. SIIEl’ARD,
Canvassing Agent, Cloborno county,
Ala. jam Ill-Cm
I.T.MEE,
DEALER IN
Stoves and Tinware,
CEDARTOWN, GA.
LIFE INSURANCE!
The Following Table, being a partial List of Losses paid by tho
Mobile Life Insurance Company,
gives some practical Illustrations of the Benefits nnd Profits of Life Insurance.
Leaves Chnltnnooga •
Arrives nt AdalrBvllle
Arrives at KliifHton
Arrives nt ( ass - • •
Arrives at Cartcrsvllle -
Arrives at Atlanta
- - - 10 10 a
•Kingston
- 7?Urn
■ SHtti
If people dbg Fertilizers, they-should) by all means, use tho BEST
and for tho BEST GUANO and terms, apply to
A. HUHTINGTOK,
fob 28 tin21 CEDARTOWN, GA.
A. DOUGHERTY.
Denier In First Class
THOMPSON'S
RESTAURANT
AND
INDIES’ CAFE,
JAMES' BANK BLOC’S.,
ATLANTA, aA.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Hf Accommodations for Families,
at all Hours.
G. J. BRIANT,
IVO. 6,
Broad Street ROME\ GA.
Keeps on hand tho Boat and Purest LIQUORS
ever kept In Rome and sells them as^heap ns any
one else sells tbolr iiupuro liquors.’ Give him i 4
call and satisfy yourselves; you will flud him to be
NO HUMBUG. If you want something good, go
and try Briant; ho will not represent his Liquors to
be good unless he means wlmt ho says. When peo
ple drink they should always go to a man who know
wbat he la doing and get what they want and run
erisk. He has moved next door to tho ROME
> Romo call on U
ire-icki^
something good.
fob 31 ly
NfiW SHOP!
JTr
4HL o
a'TBWTION is invifed to the fact that lpiave
opened In Cedartewn a First-class
WOOD and BLACKSMITH SHOP
Art work in either branch can and will be done In
• workoiauUke stylo, at fair living prices.
aro** ts* oakb.
■ HORSE SHOEING ,Jfc|
All I ask is a trial, and I wilPgnaran
1 hawd. 1
I, jot mat Bin Had., Letter Heed., ClrcuUre
Carde. Hendbllle, Peeteri, or in, thins ia tfao ynj
rtZoj^liJBJj.lrlnWWr -rderejeike.
Wl\igkiep, f&kqdie^, Wiped,
kqd YobkddO,
CE3DARTOXVN.
GA.
52TT deal in none but the BEST LIQUORS; such as are recommended
by physicians for Medical purposes. Buying them direct from tho distil
leries, consequently, no rectified goods are retailed at my Bar. I make a
specialty of
STONE MOUNTAIN CORN,
a better Whisky than which is yet to be produced. I will sell ns much us
Four Gallons nnd Throe Quarts at a time, to parties in need of it.
NORTH CAROLINA AND TENNESSEE PEACH BRANDY
always on band. All know that I represent to bo good nothing tlmt is not
good. FRIGES correspond with the times. It is tho prollls that I curtail,
and not tho quality of uiy Liquors. A. DOUGHERTY,
fab. 28 3m
JVToofe, & Co.
Whcdeeae Dealers in
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
ATLANTA, GA.
Corner Decatur and Prior Sts.
March 14 2m
GRAND OPENING OP
Fall and Winter Millinery Goods.
Mrs. T. B. WILLIAMS,
27 Broad St„ Rome. Grtx.,
Respeotfully informs the readers of the Expbess that she is now receiving
' and opening one of the Handsomest Stocks of
I'all and Winter Millinery Goods
ever brought to Rome, which she offers at Greatly Reduced Price*.
” Thr Ladies of Polk are invited to call and see her when in Rt
oct. 10, 1877-6m
Rome.
MRS. T. B. WILLIAMS.
TIN WARE
at Rome Prices. I will also do
all kinds of Tin and Sheet
Iron Work.
ROOFING and GUTTERING
done as cheap' as any one.
I solicit the trade of Merchants,
SSf** If you don’t believe I sell TIN
Cheap, conic and seo for your
self and bo convinced.
I. T. UVTUliE*.
Jan 81.1878-am
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
McCLURE’S
Temple of Music.
W
cy for lb
STEINWAY,
KNABE,
DUNHAM,
BACON &
KARR and J. & C. FISHER.
CololirHt.fi Oronn nr MASON * HAMI.IN. Bor
dott, Now England Organ Co., and (1 A Prince A
Co.’s Music Publishers, Oliver Dllson, V*
Pond & Co., Smith & Co., F A Merth A Co.
BEST GUITARS. > Kl e Bra,M ' 0 ,nd
Also full line of Smnll Musical Goods, Strings, otc.
ThO proprietor respectfully announces to tho clt-
x teens ol Cedartowu and vicinity, that Ills facili
ties enable him to oiler extra Inducements to pur
chasers of Musical Goods, guaranteeing everything
represented by him to give ontlro satisfaction.
Correspondence solicited. ’.Catalogues mnilcdfrce
JAS. A. McCLURE,
US, Union Street, Nushvlllo Tcnn.
W.F. Treadaway,
LIVERY
Feed and Sale Stable
(DOUGHERTY’S STABLE.)
OBDARTOWN, G-A,
I RESPECTFoLLY solicit tho patronago of all
sT~&
Good Stock and Elegant Vehicles
always on band.
Charges Reasonable.
Be sure and give me a trial when
yon "want to take a pleasant horse
back or buggy ride,
W. F. TREADAWAY.
ftb. 28 3m -
I)li. L. W. Hmiiuh
Wm. A. FnAKir,ii
Thomas W. Hakkii
.1. (,’. Milligan
T. Harlan
Mns. Hi.
L. 1(Ai
M. McDu:
Holme
W. It! Doit
Rev Cold?
John A HrAui.i
Evergreen Alabama
Mobile,
Cussota 41
Klyton,
Marengo County, Alaba
Tj ler, Texas
Auburn, Alnhntna
Cleburne, Texas (I
Mobile, Alabama
Memphis, Tennessoo
Oxford, Alahanm
Whistler. Alabama
Opelika,
County, Mississippi
, Alabama
islou. Mlsslsslpi
ckott, Texas
sienna. 44
t Deposit, Alnhu
Hood County. Texas
Meridian, Mississippi
I Gadsden. Alahanm
Total
Premlun
Paid.
$120 45
no in)
58 50
83 50
:io 70
117 41
408 10
85 80
101 13
83 56
11*8 lo
28o 75
Brollt
Asssnrcd
2.808 88
2,448 37
IHI7 41
4,8ol lo
For further information apply to .1. I). ENLOVY, Cedurtown,
’ ‘ Dec. 13,1877-ly
Cm.
Atlantic and Gult'R. R.
(IKNF.IIAT. SDHKniNTKNHKNT’s Office, )
O N AND AFTER SUNDAY, Seplcuibcr 3d. Pas
senger Trains on this lfond will run as follow*
NIGHT HXlfRESS.
Leave Savannah dally at : r- 8.00 P M
Arrive ut Jessup ” fl.tKlP M
“ -9,15 AM
10.00 A M
1,30 AM
111* “ ’ *— 7,10 A M
7.35 AM
5,35 P M
6,00 P M
11,89 PM
Arrive ntllnlnbrldgo
Arrive at Albaky
Arrlvu at Live Oak
Arrlvo
Arrive
Leave Tallahassee
Leave Jacksonville
Leave Live Oak
Lcavo Albany
Leave Ualnh’ 1
Leave Jesup
bridge
. 8.a0 PM
- * WOO? A M
No change of ears between Sqvnnnah and Jack
sonville and Savannah and Albany:
Pass, ngera ft-oin Kavaunali Tor Tallahassee. Jack
sonville. Brunswick and Darien, take this train.
Passenger* leaving Macon at *»S>5a in (daily ex
cept Wiinday) coqnect Jopup nt with this train for
Passengers from Florida by this train connect n
Jesup with Irani arriving In Macon at 5:45 pm
(daily except Sunday.) • -j
No change of rats between Montgomery and
JqcktoQVllfo.
Sleeping curs run through to and .from Savannah
npil liiike I’lty and Monlgoniery and .fflcks-jiivllle
on this train.
« onhect at Albany with passenger Indus both
Mai
. Eiifiiuln,
Railroad b
ew Orleans, etu.
ilge for Apahn hit din
Columbus
imvlllo dally (Sundays
Depot, 104 READE STREET, New York.
every Snrtdny afternoon; fo
dr-day inoiiilng.
Close (dinieelion nl Jacki
excepted) for Si. Augnstlne.
. Trains on II. and A. R. It. leave Junction, going
west, Monday, Wednesday nnd Friday at 11:1 In. m
For nrmiswlck Tuesday, Thnsday and Saturday
a 4:40 p.m.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN8—KASTERN DI
VISION.
Leave Savannah, Sundays uxcoptud at 6 1ft
ArriVe
ed at Uliickshci
e a Dupont
s Dupont
5 Ml lilt
mnh
Arrive
AVESTEUV DIVISION.
Leave Dupont, Sunday except ad,'
Arrive at Valdosta J* »
ArmentOiilliioiu^”. ,»
!• All-11
any*
k M
‘ 12 06 A M
‘ 3 20 PM
4 7 00 P >1
4 i 00 A M
44 3 (ill A M
‘ 12 15 P M
4 2 22 PM
44 6 00 P M
it 560AM
4 7 If- A M
4 9 09 A M
4 11 15 A M
5 45 P M
liisvill
i
Arrive ut Dupont
ml Friday.
H. HAINES
TOOF’S STANDARD RUFFIER,
T- ©. ^opfietoi 4 ,
033DARTOWN, OA.
Tho Table Supplied With the Best the Market Affords.
ffijpA share of Public Patronage Solicited. Terms Reasonable.
H®*® 1
Remodeled, Refurnished and Remonetized-
“Where tho Hungry cease from Suffering, anil tho weary find a rest.”
|3^“The patronage of the public respectfully solicited.^
TE3RMS EASY.
MILLAR, Proprietor,
jan.173m CEDARTOWN, GA.
WILLIS DOWELL,
WITI-I
B. H. COOKE & CO.
Whole^kle
NO. 70, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Feb, 31, 3m
Robt. W. Jennings Go.
(Successors to JENNINGS, DISMUKES <0 WOOL WINE,)
WBOZiXIBAZilD
am€ MUltawr*
LADIES’ HATS TRIMMED TO ORDER
No. 4. Publishing House Block,
Not. n, ISTT-Sm
NASHVILLE, TENN.
HBi
ftSb‘
-Tor ALL Sewing Marhlnos.
Tho 1-prt to n?o nml most pcrfoctly constrnctcd.
Address
vmmmc
THE LIGHTEST RUNNING,
THE SIMPLEST,
THE MOST DURABLE,
THE MOST POPULAR
SEWING MACHINES.
roprcrslng all tho latest and most deslrabla
11111 > n > vcti mi 11 h.
It iu rnsily understood* irmkoa tho doable-
thread luck-Htilrh, liaa neir-iegntetlng ten-
slons nnd take-up. nnd will do the whale range
of family work wlthoRt change,
Tho *• DOMESTIC " Is made In tho most dnr-
nhlo manner, with conical steel hearings and
compuist! ir.re jounmlu t!irnii|;tiou(.
Agents for the “ D0MK8TII!” Sewing Ms-
ehlns and tho “ BOMLKTI0 ” Paper Fashlnns
wanted la all anoccuplcd territory. Address .
Sewing Hschlne Coapssy, Row Tork.
iaii'jgeim^a
Restaurant & Lodging.
No. H Broad Street, Rome, Qa.
Sample Tables and Rooms for Com
mercial Tmviflers.
SlngloMcal .
81ngle Lodging
Board and Lodging, porday 1
Board, pur day l
Supper, Broakfast nnd Lodging. l
1 Stew Norfork Oysters
1 Fry “ “ ~
1 Broil “ *•
1 Haw “ “
All McalB Pont out , j
OYSTERS ARB NOT INCLUDED WITH MEALS.
Table supplied with the best tljl
market nffords.—Meals
at all hours.
Nov. 23’77-ly
ivoek In yourown town. $5 Outfit
“ - «dor. I* jrou want
li Rarsona of nltker
Roe. No risk;
a bnslness'at Wh.— ...
sox. can make great pay all the time ,
t hoy work, watte for particulars to H.
Uallxtt A Co., Portend, Muipo.
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