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CHAMBERLIN, BOYNTON & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS, CARPETS, BOOTS & SHOES.
6(5 & 08 WHITEHALL TTliKET, ATLANTA, OA.
BOOTS and SHOES, Wo have, during the past
season added a Boot and Shoe department, which
»• entirely oupsrato and distinct from oncli of our
other departments, and wo now olTor to tho public
Ike largest and host Btook bnJtmt, Ladles, Misses,
Boys and Children's BOOTS and SIIOBB to bo
ound In tho State of Georgia. Wo mako a spe
cialty of Butts, Milos and other well known first-
•lass makers.
Their CARPET DEPARTMENT has never boon
equaled In tho South,
CARPETS of all description cheapor than ever
before. Oil Cloths from .5 to lflft wide, In a lino va
riety of Patents.
LAMBKEQUMES and CORNICE, tuado to order.
Wall Paper and gottoral Interior decorations a
specialty In this department.
In their DRV GOODS Department can always
ho found tlioCholsotniid latest Styles of Black and
Cblorod SILKS, I.sdlos line and Medium DUItSS
GOODS, Laces Embroiders, Hosiery, Gloves, No-
ii< ns, Ladies' Ties and Neck ware, and a General
assortment of and Fanoy
|3iy”t*unipleH from this Department sent hy mail
>n application*
Our motto is to allow no one to undersell us. Ail <mr purchases tire made for CASH, nnd it will well re
pay any aud all to examine each ot' our departments ht»f purchasing else vv he re. Cull and examine, or send
your orders to OHAMBEitLIN, BOYNTON <fc CO.,
March 14*3m 0(5 «!fc (18 Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga.
THE EXPRESS.
’Cadnrtown Juno 6th.
LOCAL NEAVS.
Tee cold Soda Water, 5 cents a glass
with any syrup, at Burbank &
Jo NFS.
Ice Lemonade at
Hutoubuson’8.
Wild land brought good pri
ces on sale day.
Bradford & Allen have their
soda fount in full blast.
Ask Capt. Dodd about his
Sunday evening nap.
Read the proceedings of the
Democratic meeting in another col
umn of this paper.
The well borer Ins proved a
success. Mr. Feathorston has struck
water at thirty-two fo*t.
We ore glad to announce that
Wiley Hand is much better and ’ says it is the 11 rat ripe peach eve:
Tom Cuyler has been appoin
ted Deputy Collector of this district.
Oul. Clark displadd *. ood sense in
the selection, for Tom is well known
and liked by everybody. We tiro
downright glad Tom has the appoint
ment.
Cotton is growing in a hurry,
and we hear of some fields on which
there are plenty of “squares.”
Although the election for
county oil!core is seven months oft’
there are plenty of candidates for
tho various places, who are working
for them,
Blackberries and peachei arc
getting ripe, and we have anew lease
on life until fall comes.
For a cool, refreshing drink try a
glass of Soda Water at Burbank &
Jones,
Early Fruit.
Maj. S. M. II. Byrd presented hh
with a nice peach that lmd ripened
on his place in May. The Major
Richard will soon ho himself again.
Wo received a pleasant call
from John E. Stilwell, of Rome on
Tuesday lust.
Try that Frozen SODA WATER
.at Bradford & Allen’s and he happy v
We had a pleasant call from
Mr. J. M. Arrington of Bocknmrt,
this week.
Judge Brewer went home
unwell last Monday. We hope the
Judge may soon he at his post again.
Fiji oiir dollar, cash, wc will
etmd the Express, postage paid, from
now until January 1st, 1870.
Go to ilutclieidoiFs Billiard saloon
for recreation, junefi
Next week we shall publish
in full the Potter Resolutions anil
Post Master General Key’s letter.
TOE COLD SODA WATER, de
licious, for 5 cents a glasss at
juno 0 Bradford & Allen’s.
Scaled proposals are in or
der for furnishing us a new hat. Jeff
dog “went for” our and everlastingly
ruined it.
Nature’s artillery thundered
long and loud last Monday night.
A hard rain followed it greatly to
the benefit of the farmers and gar
deners.
BEER ON 10E at
Hutcherson's.
known m Polk county
the year.
While upon the subject of fruit we
would insist upon our friends making
early preparations to utilize the im
mense fruit crop now within their
reach.
Dime Party.
We are requested to announce,
that a dime parly will meet at Mrs
Julius Peek’s on next Monday eve
ning at (8 o’clock, and ar. the same
time and plaoe each Monday night
through the month of June. Pro
ceeds to be applied to lilting up
the Methodist Parsonage.
Go to Hutcherson's lor the best
Set cigar.
AN IMPORTANT ARREST.
The Notorious Negro, Bill King in
Limbo,
Our readers will remember of the
attempted arrest last Summer hy Mr.
Geo. W. Linsey, of Bill King. In
tiie uttuinptid arrest Lins y shot
King twice, once in tho shoulder and
once in his right build, in the mo-
lee King • scape 1 a d has been at
large until last \r md.y night when
he was anvsbd near Taylorsville in
Bartow eouuty. He was brought to
Cedartown and lodged in jail last
Sunday.
Bill stands iudidud in our Supe
rior court for larceny. He is a had
man and the State is lo he congratu
lated un his arrest. He will uow
have a chance of serving in the
chain gang for a number of years.
Just Arrived.
Goflee, Sugar, New Orleans Syrup,
Apple Vinegar, Kerosene Oil, and a
line assortment of Canned Goods,
cheap for cash, at G. A. Lane’s.
Haralson County. :
Buchanan, Ga., June 4, 187s.
The question m <st piv-alcnt now
is, Who will be the nominee for
congress? Gentlemen if you will
call soon after*th-t Ringgold conven
tion adjourns this' question cun bo
answered.
D O W JX
With High Prices!
CHICAGO SCALE CO.,
OS iD 70 I Vest Monroe SI., Chicayo III.,
llnvo Reduced tho Price
4s tr*
Krdf
4-Ton Hm
A mom favorable Spiing (him this
1ms been, is not now remembered by j
even our oldest citizens, • and as a -Ml °»h«r Mat
flllod, Circular*, Price I
JAIaKS!
•, Stock or Cotton Seale,
Former Price, $100.
W. H. WOODS, I Gammon & Co’s
BOOT AN'!) SIIOK MAKER,!
(Rp.ii* ••ml Noyes' Warehouse.)
i null TcMiuionl.il* /
, upon application
Cheapest nnd I’i'.st.,
NEW SHOP!
Death again visited
Baby shows tire the fashion >>■■».• ■*■*<( cui »«<i
now, but as long as mothers cont nue
to nurse their little ones with Lm-
dunum or other opiates, tiny cannot
ixpeot their Buhies to look bi ght.
If your Baby needs medicine go. a
{.oo and harmless one such . s Dr.
Bun’s Baby Syrup. 25 ceuts-u bot
tle.
Never did fiirmore have a
prettier time than they have had this
spring to “keep up” with their crops.
Wc believe there have not been more
than two rains in as many month.-
in this section that would interfere
with farm labor. The consequence
is, that the farmer, being well up
with his work, is enabled to attend
to his wheat without detriment to
the crop. Taken all in all, wo have
had a very remarkable spring.
Master Jimmie Noyes who
Das been attending school in Nash
ville Tenu. is at home to spend his
vacation.
“Hearting Club.”
The Reading Club will meet in
the new hall on Friday night at 8
o’clock p. in. All persons who desire
to he present are invited to attend.
The members of tho club are urged
to ho present a» officers are to he
l elected. There will ho the regular
exercises.
W. D. Anderson,
President.
Mattie Lizzie is her mime.
Obe Whatley is her lather. »St.e
draws twelve pounds avoirdupois.
Long life and Us full enjoyment to
the little mist.
To Our Haralson Headers.
Alter date, and unrtil further no
tie*, our friends in Haralson county
will subscribe through and nuke
payments to Murdock McBride, Bu
chanan. Any convBpmideuco or
news designed for tho columns oi
the ExpuKoS will he sent to Mr. Mc
Bride. We do this in order to insure
promptness us our business is in
creasing to such an extent as to au
thorize an increase of our clerical
force.
Radford Osborne, Kane Ill, writes
“For sixteenyears I suffered day and
night with Neuralgia and Dyspep
sia, sud tried all of the Doctors and
spent.rnuchmoney, hilt gut no relief
until 1 procured a bottle each of Dit.
IIautku’s Ague Specific Iron
Tonic, Lung Balm, and a box oi
Liver Pills, which cured me «»l
more suffering than tongue can ted!,
and, I have no doubt, saved me from
an early grave.” For sale hy all Drug
gists. m30-2t
Flournoy Tredaway- has the
most stylish team of horses in town
consequence the drops in this section i
are in a splendid fix. Good stands of j «
both corn and c >tt u, mure especially i Buy* tho
of the cotton crip. This is certain-1
ly encouraging, for without the com
ing of some u.iasual disaster our
county will hardly fail to turn out I n
# Ml cro l' tlli3 11 !■ ' " av
Thewh™(,M- .:n h". havvos cd WOOD, lt ,d RhAOKBMITII Slid
and as a whole ia-ssid u> bn goo.!.
Enquire A iidrcw J Farmer says bo
had live c< turn sqinm-s to tho stalk \
as early as .‘20th ul Mnv. This cm- 1
not he doubted, been use the squire is
well known to be a man of truth, 1
•iid fu ther, I eeniiso Haralson is as
good a cotton 11 Re us any other any
how.
.L will work lor 1.0W PRICKS. If you have not
lliu Money, to pay for Work, 1 will lake in osuhangi*
for my work, at Gael) Prlco*. Hide*, green or dry,
Tallow, Beeswax, In Diet, anj tiling, us l« k««v
trade a going. (Uvo men rail, may SI tin
COLLIER HOUSE,
88Ji Wliileliiill nnd Uj,’» Broad Streets
AT! ANTA, OA.
on bo to At!.ntv Von will (Inti Hinge"allright”
-iiouiitiniUy mpfillml, and ebargod only $1 per day
nidi 5it.:iin I. D. UI’SJIAW. Proprietor
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" ill it., done In
ii Workmanlike j lo, nnd at fair living pr|i
.XT' O Jr*. '*« XX 3E3 OAa XX,
: -r HOUSE SHOEING
a Mltll, and I will gtmran
WILLIS H. HAND.
1‘fltlHfUCtlOll.
Mr. G. M. ifoherl.
terials for Hie .purj
his house. Tis to h
oral others will folio
gentlemen improve your place
beautify your homes.
lias bought ina-!
s " *'f painting | S;.ni|i
hoped that eev. j
suit. (.'o alu-ad ;
j ! SI n-do :
Restaurant & Lodging.
.Vo. 1J IS mad S/m /, Some, da.
'Puhlt. and Rooms fo
marcial Travelers.
Some of our inonied
speaking of start
mill at Buchanan
good gn-fit.
A masonic lodge
at Buchanan soon.
OBITUAU V,
tlonicntoti tho 20th
: nnd Lodging
ihis will ;
i lo he organized
OYSTERS ARE NOT INCLUDED WITH MEALS. j
'Fable supplied with the best the j
market ^fiords.—Meals
at, all hours.
, bn i
non of Mr. Inane 11. and Mr*,
a^.ul two year*, two ino.itiu and oi dd dny*
nail duly to in* lo attJinpt to wrllunf tho d
friundit' briKhn-iM Jewel-, an il U in till-« I;
but Johnnlo Iuh only xoiio hofoin, llio ro.nl wc
iniirtt all travel on the dopuiluro ol'tlib* uarlhly pll-
krlmago
», juat pulill.lit.l, ■
ThoPHySIOLOOV^t: •
VhoPRIVATE WIElii...
It,Hint i.rv r
Tim \
of t
BraJford & Alien yon u Ion
eparkliug glnes of it for l'TV10 (
Blackbei'riea will soon be
ploutifu), but beef Becrns to be yery
renroe in Hub umrket.
Wheat harvest is going on
rapidly, and ub we before Btuted, tlie
yield is much better than was ex
pected.
A (iliuB of SOI>A WATER is well
worth - aS ocots these hot days, but
, foaming
"1 cents.
The party given by Mrs. En-
lowdn-henor of Miss Carrie Prebble
waB a Bocialdo affair and enjoyed hy
every one present, thanks to Mrs.
Eulow.
Henry King says he deco.
rates his crop with may-pop vines.
He cut* then, down in the evening,
and by nejst morning they are two
feet louger than before.
Bafte-'
*01 '■? 1
“Pond Lilies.’’
We consider ourselves rarely fort
unate in being the means of assisting
tj develop the latent talent in Qgr
midst. Miss Bartlett is truly a gif
ted young lady and a bright future
awaits her in the Held or authorship.
We present “Pond Lilies” this week
to our lady readers especially and we
believe they will pronounce it good.
Short original stories will contin
ue to grace our columns throughout
the Summer at least.
fie at
Hutciierton’s.
If you don’t believe it is hot,
just look at your thermometer and be
convinced. It stood several days at
noon last week at ninety degrees
abov£ JS379* I fc uoakes one sweat to
think of* what is just ahead.
^MBCUH M®(«. »
f at 8 dents a pound at
i'broHU & A-u-*n'b.
Excursion to Onto Spring.
On Wednesday, the 20th .June,
the Deaf and Dupib School at Ouve
Spring will close for the term, witli
examination exercises, On that day
a marriage will be celebrated be
tween one of the officers of tho In
stitution uud one uf the young Indy
grudnates. Both of whom are deuf
and dumb.
At tlie request of the .Board of
Trustees, und of tile Principal of the
Institution, we understand an op
portunity will be offered to the pub.
lie of enoying a trip to Cave Spring
an that day.
The Western and Atlantic road
will run an excursion train on that
day. Governor Colquitt, and other
notubles will he in attendance. As
for Oedurtowu, we’ll bet she’ll be
there. ■
A. J. Young keeps nothing but]
the best of Whiskies. 2t
n to A. J. Young for your g .od
drinks. 2c
Purily and enrich the blood,
and you will not be troubled with
skin diseases. Ur. Bull’s Blood Mix
ture iB known to be n never failing
remedy.
For Good Whisky, Brandies, nil d
Wines, for mcdicul purposes, go to
A.J. Young. 2t
The silverware delivered by tlie
National Silver-planting Co., No.
704 Chestnut Street, I’hiludelphu,
is giving entire sutisfsotion. All or
ders are promptly filled, and no one
need hesitate about sending them
money.—Lnthrun Observer.
A. J. YOUNG hus tho best usort-
meutof Liquors in town. 2t
Says tlie Quitman Reporter: “The
wool market in Southern Georgia
Inis about opened, and prices tire ve
ry good. Thu past winter was not
very severe, sheep thrived well, and
those who took any interest in raising
or caring for them, can now gul good
returns for their trouble from Hie
side of tlie fleece. Wc think tlie peo
ple of this section are looking with
more interest of into to this industry
us a source of revenue, und it is fair
to presume that sheep husbandry
will be entered into more extensive
ly, and will in tlie neur future form
one of the principal avenues to wealth
for the people of this section. South
ern Georgia is well situated for wool
growing, tho markets are good, and
we will be giud to see it prosper.”
JUD CKABB has a good lot of
Upper Leather for Buie. Will ex
change for raw hides. 2t
| A splendid stock of Confectiona
ries a) - Job Cradhs.
little ctiililioii to cofne unto me, uml
uot, lor ofmtcli is tun kilitftloiii ot lioa
bo a consolation mill u tntro Kunrntttuu
Barents that liu In now with
boftvon, whoro lie will incut
wlimi Ufiitlt'H Huyilic shall liavn clippi
tlirend licit holds us to onrtli.
Muy wo nil so live ns to meet Johnnlo nml other
near rolatlvos mid ft lends lit tim* port tailed hcn\-
IGE CREAM SODA WATER, ul
Burrank & Joke’s.
Cany your Uiiiukens and E^gs fo
may303t. Jud Graijil i
Morehmits, if you wunt to pny cash for
OUOOjUSUY, Glassware, Lamps, Chimneys, show j
Cases, Buckets, Blooms, Tabs, l)i-h Bans, Dippers i
Milk I'niis, otc , send to McUniue & Co., Allunla,
for prices, und you will utuko money.
Fresh LEMONS at
”t G. A. Lane’s.
Compound Cough Mixture, a
pleasant and convenient pocket rem
edy lor coughs, colds, hoarseness,
bronchial irritation at
Burbank &, Junks.
JUD OUABB lias a splendid stock
of Groceries on hand, cheap.
McBuiok a Co. manufacture show Cases, aiiiI
sullas Cheap as any manufacturer In thu country. J
They will duplicate nuy bill lu lltult line bought
in an market.
T’resh Salmon, 25 uenls per box, at j
2t Jun OltAUUS.
The Cherokee Iron Company have j
their Foundry in operutioh again.
Job work promptly done at reusuuu- j
ble luices. They ure now making a ]
specialty of Hollow Ware, which is
claimed lu he a superior article. Eng
lish I’ols, Ovens, Lids, &e., are
among their products. Fur further ]
information inquire of Daniel Walk- ■
Firsl—(..'Ins,; Sowint; Macliincs,
at p’':('•> tMihin .the midi of all. WK WILL SELL I
"Ul* i: VERY BEST Family Sewln- Machine lor
Twer.ty-Eivo Dollars ;
IX VAX//,
m an .onnimcnU'd Iron Stand and Treadle, with
A'tiltuit. Top and Drawer, and neocs-my Attach-
iiiup*. m 1 (idivit ii at any Kittlioad Depot in (lie
FBEfi OF CHARGE.
•••.-« machiuesme WHrmnted lu do ihn whole
!i’«* I Eamilj Suwlti^ wRh more mpldity, more
•r of nianao'iiieiit, mid less falljrim to the opera-
' !•. il in nny mm hlno now In use. They make the
I Tloiad MBcli In Mich u manner that they
■ ■i tlie nucur.sltv of winding the under tlnead,
i .1 will sew from thellnest cambric to the heaviest
>v Trout cb Ih. send font clciilar and sample ef
1 wlno. Every machine warranted for three years.
CENTENNIAL MACHINE CO.. Limited,
7SW, Filburl M., Plilhulelpbla, Fh
JanJ-ly.
Joint Lasomarsino,
WHOLESALE
o o isr jXt -jp o *r-x o nxr 3£j an,
m and
. Whitehall S
'•StlC.
RANT.
Friiils,
ft GSU (ft
ft iilll'IBllJ,
■IDUliE.
ker in Charge,
april 25*3tn
CHANGE OF SC
on mid after Bl'NDAY, AUGUST 13, is-,7, tho
talus will run on the Rome Rullmad ns follows:
EVENING TRAIN.
Isffivc Homo daily at 5 00 I* M
Return to Homo at U'.HO I* ,M
SATURDAY ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Romo (Saturday only) at f> 00 A M
Relltrn to Roma at s.OO 1* M
C. M. BENNINGTON, Giin’l Sup’t.
np37lf J NO, E. STILLWELL. Ticket Air’t
TOOF’S STANDARD ROFFLER,
mt
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r. V; . ...
Uni* ALL hewing ?liuhIiios.
Tbr. I • • t lo vio nod mobt perfccfly constructed,
A-ldreto
• . J. TOOK, “Dovkstio ” Building, Now York,
iBgMWCIjMWtffni
rvT^gL^ar"
The very best of VINEGAR at
2t Juri Giuim’s.
A splendid stock of Cigars and
T jbacco at Jan (Jliabds.
Certiflcftte.
ATHENS, OA. Dccolllliur 8, 1SW.
A fow niubts since. I gave my son otto dose of
Worm Oil, mid tho naxt dny ho passed sixteen large
worms. At tho same time I gave one dose to my
little girl, four years old, and sho passed eighty-six
worms, from four to fifteen inches long,
may 10, lnt, W. F, Pmr.ups.
J lid Orabb keeps all grades
of Flour. ,
Every article squarely on Its merits is tho rule at
McBiuuk’b grout Southern Crockery Dopot. No c.
c. Tens mid plates as baits. If you wunt to pay
Cush and got bottom prices, send to McBaidk & Co.
they can boatuuy house that pays the expenses of
drummers.
Nice Roasted Coffee at
Jud Crabbs.
Iain now'selling all Mai ble
Top Dressing Case Suits, Solid Wal
nut, ten pieces, latest styles, $55, $00
$05 and $70. Odd Dressing Oases
for $25 and $30. Marble Top Bu
reaus $20 and $25. These pieces
can’t be beaten in the State. AH
Furniture sold at the lowest figures.
Give me your orders.
JAMES L. WATKINS,
42 & 44, Whitehall Street,
may 9-tf Atlanta, Ga.
All kinds of Fancy letter papei
for sale at Burbank & Jones.
THE LIGHTEST RUNNING,
THE StWiPLEST,
TMG MOST DURABLE,
THE MOST POPULAR
SEWING MACHINES.
rnffCMln/T nil Eio latest nnd most deslrnbla
improvements.
It is tnilly understood, fakes the double.
(brr>i.il 1 ik-'tHrli, hus erif-n uulntlng ten-
i i ni and fl.oup, nnd will do tho whole raugo
oi family work without vhnmre.
Tho *• DB.'jtN - ) 10 ” Is tntulc In (ho most dnr-
rh’o manner, vltli conical steel hearings and
Cwtr.pensatlng JoumnlM throughont.
/gvnis for t:w *• nOMbSTK!** fionlar Ma-
r’linc nnd tho** HOMKNTIC ” Pspor FaslilouB
wanted iu nil unoccupied territory. Address
Sevrfou Huchias Compwy, tTw York.
tlicrclori: rvconimnndoci
for use in tho Laundry.
Kitchen and Ruth Room, and
for gonoral household pm pn-ci; nl-
ho for Prinlori*, Painters, Engl noire and
Machinists, ns it will rcnmvo spots of Ink,
Tm
Oil, 1
E. Cleveland,
Fashionable Tailor!
0EDARTOWN, GA.
/*9Wn*chr«f8tof7. RevolTrrg^-wsMC
wfy\ |2.r>0. Ovor]OillatestNowlUcs.“^2^fiiJ?i
u Jjk Ag'u vaulwl. So,8u|>|iljrO - .Naahvlilo.Tcuu
o
oo
lppcrial Hohp
This Soap Is maiiiifiKtiircd from pure mute-
fin!"; and as It coiil.-;liis a larg» porcont-
ago of Vcgutlnc Oil, Is wmraulcd
fully equal to the best imported
Casillo soap,and at llio same
time contains all tho
washing a demis
ing properties
of tho role-
Mnmifacturcd only by
Crampton Erotlien
2, I, h, S nnd 10 Rutgers Place, and fii) and
So JelForsoii Street, New York City.
Forgealo by
JUD. ORABB,
Ckdahtown, Ga.
net 20-ttiP
B, E. Backwaltor,
FASHIONABLE SflOEMAKER,
home, ga..
Any of the cltizeiiH of Cedartown and vicinity be
ing desirous of something nice In tho way of Iho
BOOT AND SHOE,
line by calling oil me cun got it. No course work
nude. nprllUTi-Bn
W. M- HATCH.
House and Sign Painter
(At Ilaml's Blacksmith Shop.)
1. T. MEE,
DEALER IN
Stoves and Tinware,
CEDARTOWN, GA.
1 am now prepared to sell
TIN WARE
at Rome Prices. I will also do
all kinds of Tin and Sheet
Iron Work.
ROOFING and GUTTERING
done as cheap us any one.
I solicit the trade of Merchants.
23y If you don’t believe I sell TIN
Cheap, come and see for your
self and be convinced.
X. T. MEE.
may 29, Sm.
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