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Newspaper Page TextTHE RECORD. SATURDAY MORNING, JUNK 20, 1871. ciirucii miiKCTouv. IIai*ti**t CurncH.—Regular Services, 1st mill 8*1 Sundays in cnch month, Rev. Court ney Brown. I*u«tor. Sabbath-school at 0 Mctiiodist Ciirnrn .-—Services at 11 o'clock, a. M‘ ami 8 o'clock, r m. every Sabbath: Rev. Win. II. LnPra le, Pastor. Sabbath-school at 9 o’clock, a. m I*KK>nrTF.niAN I’luui'ii.—Sorvloo* 1-t nm| :M Sahhath every month. Rev. R. F. Taylor, Pastor, Suhhath-school at 9 o’clock, Masonic. t’M.v.t'oNtA Lonoi., No. 121, FA A M — JUTular communication, the ‘hi Friday night in cnch nfcnth. J. S. Sunns, W. M. N M. WiuntiT, Secretary. Templar*. (*>;tv\n Yai.i.kv I.opok, No, 303. 1. 0. («. T Meets every Friday night (except :l Friday.) C. 0. Jam:*. W. C. T. 1 M. 11 a lints, Secret »ry. T, O (" A I, 1 r f K M K. Read all the cards in our paper this week—lawyers, doctors etc. \\V. huvo rocmitly hail linn r.iinR and I ho cruh gross is doing well. Yon 0..11 o ( jt Fruit Jut’s n! Romo prices from~ __ * *TtM>I). \Yr. lourtj from an lulvorti.soincnt in • of I polk CO proposes to build a now Jail Wk wish it unilcis'noil that. it not our purpose to publish strictly a Coda . l>apc Sec advertisement of .1. S. Stubbs A t' • hey sell exclusively for cash, and can uisequcntly, give their customers bargains Si t: advnrtiuPUH'iit of Judge Ji-irbo i anollicr column, and govern y cursor oh •cordingly. t:n nod Wood bavo just rucuiv- nlco fresh poods- - for the ladies—- Head Burlier A Wa-d * a Ivnt-. v Mit in another column, and learn where to got good barging in almost anything you want. N. M. Wmiutr bus just received a nice lot or Lady's Straw Hats, which ho had trimmed to order hy Mrs. O'Connor, of Atlanta, and v ill sell them very cheap. Pkukosai-—We iinil the piousitro of a call last week from Mr. (.' I*. .Icnklns, Clerk of the Superior Court of Haralson county. He reports everything <|>iiet in Ids county. •Struck in TjioiiTNtNd.—On NYrdnos- day of last week, during the thunder storm, u tree in Mr. Dougherty’* yard was struck hy lightning, throwing tlio hark around in dilfori direi Mr. Juki. I’vrri.K, who cut hoast of heing tlie “ phutest" man in l’olk county, w i- in town lust week. He and Col. Acton, of tlio Constitution, would make u heavy \Vt:u. Bouino Mcksis Willies and machine in a few day . <)!' course when they get it they will advertise in the Ilia onn. Two negro women, rcg;i their “previous condition of Guardhouse. I r« c w jVi rh Kit dicus, white, charged with horse ing. David Chisolm and Nathnn f colored, charged with assault with int Day, productive valleys of Georgia with p’enii- he remedied by tho'propoi mil li< rlty. The ful deposits 0 ' rich iron ore 1 dose pros- court adjourned Tuesday ovonin io meet initty —with . flight ful climate an l ith 01 t again the thii 1 Monday i July. water-power or all milling uirpores, she Our paper i - not pt inti this e. k as wo has attracted the attention f capitalists, would wish, on account of title fi in rollers far and near. One would lint 1 rally expect, being b ,d, \Ve will if pi ssilile, have new In a section a yet only half developed, a unes before next issue, an 1 1‘VO.O it a differ- Ckpautown.—Its Kori-t rios vt., Moh- . AM* HKLlOlOl'S Al*V AM AUl.S. — Ill CSti- ating tlio advantages of a section or lo- dity we are too apt, in this day of material •veiopment, to overlook that which is of the greatest Importance, vis: Its education al, moral and religious typo, or tendency. A country the most healthful and fruitful, if dwarfed hy ignorance, or poisoned hy vice, would still be uninviting. Cedartown has long been famous for ad vantages of site and surrounding resources- The centre of one of the most beautiful and Our (\miity Court cot iy the 16th Inst., persilAnt 1 I'tii'd Mm a Ijonrnmen Judge W. F Janes was in session only l time six criminal c: three oftho accused three acquitted. So esiding. Tho court j days, during which ere found guilty and i civil business was i'd comparatively lit - id din crudeness of manners moral and religious claims which are noticaldcin older e immunities. Not however. In what constitutes the typo of Christian culture and mental h opnicnt, few towns of the State can c equality with Cedartown. Tho analh of the community has boon pronoui diiglc kno the ali of using J, Poly, olaler retail liquor establishment id hut one whole-ale. A g. has been a resident for f nates that ho has not heard win a while three r Hi a - IIapt i.* . Meth- sllip of which miiubors almost adult population ; throe !1 attended Sabbath eil population is, for i 1 orderly. There in ill patronized schools and a tl.u the oduca i’d population. In fully equal to t special propllc Tmgood people of lltu’filhon county ■ •ist. d by the citizens of this place, aro place lo Buchanan, and ive trust they will ticcoed. Inpler tho pi esont arrangement, ill mail matter pa-dug hetweon this place iml Buchanan ~a distance of only sixteen miles—goes via Home and Atlanta, and bo- yVn Unii'lr,'<1 Mil,*, and through seven or eight counties 1 This should not he thus, and we hope Undo 8am will attend t • this It in with r- grot wo citronido tho death of Mr. Joel Camp, a son of Mr .Ior dan W. ('amp, of this county, who, after several weeks ol extreme suffering, died at with paralysis produced, wo learn, from a fall from a nmlo sonic twelve or fifteen ouths ace. We A. Huntington offers indoeetno its ntul accommodations in his advertisement to all parties. His is the olde-t, and one of the most popular houses in town, and offers su- TIiorc in need of anything in the drug line, eari he nccomoduled by culling on our popular young drug/vt, T. F. Burbank & do. Their goo Is arc fresh, and fir-t class, and their prices correspond with the times. Read advertisement in another column, Ned Larkin, colored, of tlio 17th Dist., (Mine to town last Monday, in chargo of a Bailif. and wn« given quarters in Hotel D< (iilcs. He Avng charged with the offence of assault with intent to mnrdur, and disturb ing the peace anil good order of society. ConittfilOXIM.NTS Wantkd—We wish to make arrangements with a proper person at every post ofBoe and in every neighbor hood in the county, to act. ns a regular local reporter nnd agent to re:eive subscriptions, to whom a liberal commission will be given. New Cotton I’tu —MrT T. G. W. McMickcn, of our town, lias invented a cotton press, which, for leverage—and we believe tbnt that is the great desideratum in a press—is the best we have ever seen. He lias a model of it, and we presume will apply for a patent. N. etu.es for till kinds of Sewing machines; Singer,75eta per dozen—all oth ers 99 cents. Will send needles by mail on receipt of price. W. II. WIKLE, Cartersvillc, 0a. Remember—Our terms are strictly cash in advance, and we shall expect all who have subscribed to pay their subscrip tion after this, our first issue. We desire to he prompt in all our deal ings, hut unless our patrons pay us prompt ly, it will be impossible for us to meet our liabilities promptly. See card of A. L. Davis, Jeweler. He keeps a fine stock of Jewelry, Watches, Albums anil many other nice little tricks, nnd offers bargains in them, too. He lias It ad nineteen yours experience in the busi ness, and warrants all work turned out at his shop. Repairing fine Watches a spo of tlio time of the court. This court lid's great inconvimoneo for the want of ri nsecutipg attorney, on oooount of which my guilty go unpunished. If Hie court is i hoped that this di cut appearance. A jivolr i'!ed unclin'; lias been In at the Methodist church nil this week, the popular and tnlnutcd young pastor, has labored eimiestly and faithfully, 1 with little visible result. Dtl I Smnl npkin A Me ell’s id copies of ought the II and wo think all will admit that it 1« chei at £2 a year. Published at the county sit and tho principal tvailing point in tl county, and will contain nil local news Importance front every neighborhood in t! county, makes it nlniost indispeiisihlo every family. To enable us to print a goi I wo now ask ondiliH our rir cgulnr visitor 1 under Instill;' obligations U: getting out this, especially do wo heartfelt thanks personally, and lo tlio Hkchuh. Just like him, though- perfi'.;ily natural We shall hIi.i • ap- lh es 1; iml no assisjanoe and acts of kindness m return, in far as we are able and competent. Ij. it t.i A K R. Albert, colored school trachcr of tin's place, delivered a lec ture at the colored Methodist church, in this place, "ii Wednesday night lai •Self Elevation .<1 he had ; ho g iy. and t(in it may have audianoc. who appreciated the ie ebjecl of the lecturer was In u the ml nils of his heal era the of a higher standard i.f iiiorali- \Y« : oninimiieaiKMti Mu. Jam. 1) lv.i.ow nml S m. t'l.uy arc busily engaged in the erection of a neat and substantial lease around the Court ip,use Rofn'd hiug I hut has beebiong need ed. We would suggest to our able town council that n well of goa l water, operated by a “douldo action pump," would bo a groat convenience to file citizens of both town and country, more especially during (hr sessions of the different Courts. We are of the opinion that the county should boar at least a portion of tho expense of a public well, and we hopo our worthy Ordi nary, Judge Brower, will so consider, and take scrap action in the matter. \Yi: liavo, in jiootlioi' fii'ticlo, given n sketch of Cedartown in a Moral, Religious and Educational point. We propose in Ibis article to say something more on the mate rial advantages an 1 prosp wM of the town. There are eight dry goods and groc-try houses, two drug stores, one wholesale liq uor house, one confectionery nnd bakery, two livery stables well equipped for a small place, one hotel, etc. The town is situate I in Cedar Valley, so nrich celebrated for ith rich and fertile lands. Tlio rich Acids of wheat, oats and clover aro now being har vested. and are yielding abundantly; It is a lovely sight to look over the broad, rich fields of cotton, corn and the small grains, and n c so many evidences of thrif'i and en terprise. Near hy is nil immense pine for cst. making building material convenient and cheap. Within the corporate limits is The President of this Company is A. 0. West, who has had much nnd successful ex perience in the iron business. lie is a practical, energetic man, with a will arid a vim that makes things move about where he stays. If a man expects to stay about him and be paid, he must work with a free good will. Laziness and lazy men are not cultivated there. This company was organ ised with ft capital of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars with privilige to increase it to one million. The actual expenditures to date are about one hundred and forty thousand dollars. A hundred and fifty hands aro employed at the works, at a duly expenditure of about six hundred and fifty dollars. Tho Company have built a splen did rock dam across Cedar creek, and will erect a first-class grist mill. In about six weeks the foundry will be making castings. So upon the whole, Cedartown has quite a flattering prospect. Mu. Hut ton : -It is w outline gratitude that when hopo was givi account of repealed tu a piano of glad individual i* te.— i i liusiii -si avocations •vc know that your happily ■ pro LA’ i 11 •igliion the! dal i largi gto the notice of the pnblii ellenco of our sect ion of con I wealth, i i<‘h land and i s feeling, believing and Im-ling, W d speed to your labors, caruustly hoping the people of Folk county will rally lo your support, iih they should do, and by subscribing, ad- tliiis foster tlio gevin of advancement, which, as a beacon light, will attract wayfarers abroad, in Hearch of ca.i.- or fortune, lo the id tho A Novel Puizk.—Wo have sctii va rious prizes offered and given to the one who had the best lessons in a Sunday-School clnss, such as cards, testaments, billies and other books; but we have, for the first time in our life, heard of a double-barrelled thohjun being offered’ One of tho teachers of the Methodist school in this place, some time since, offered a gun to the boy who had the beBt lessons for a given time. But when the decision was to he made, he could not decide which of two of his best scholars was entitled tff it; so lie awarded it to both of the boys, and they have been using it us joint properly ever siiipc.. OF course there was a lively competition umong the boys for (to them) ?o desirable a prize Mr. Editor; —A gre by the people of Bonn oary i relatii M.f.Uill I to l tab that estnblishmeii its of the i carry it to the appoint'd place, whore thoss .ranting to buy can moot thorn. Tlio re need bo no oxponso attnoliod to thi < Fair, as thoro Is no need of Oil organir. itlon. What think you, Mr. Rdiior, of jin* pro* Joel? I would liko toJnvir IViun olhors uIho, ami if the subject is thought to ho worthy ofmitieo, I'uiuv say more at nnolhor time. His hi: a, [Wo know nothing about tin- above men- I ion oil fairs, but would suggest, that parti os having property to sell or wishing to pur- cliaso, should advertise Hi tlio Record. Esi.j Cave SrniNoj (1\.. Juno 17. Mr. Editor, Hit sines* i> now tin* order of things in L’uvo Spi 1 in; I’roporatiou.s dueled In Jack and Him of paper o ill bo published mi I will to Hpecialy dev io 21 tli > tlio int tho Deaf and Dumb III A beautiful fount has just been oreolo front of tlio A sylum, wliirli will be on tha chief attractions of il e town. Tho school examination will come oi \l -week— the tiitllCH on Wednesday .'smi’S, King and 1.micas, will oeupy 111 lav.oo of tlio Week. V. lively* pleasan a tlo ishilig iditiol ; "el humor seems to nave taken posossiou • l ilu> people which it in io be hopqd» will ludd thorn at nil hazards. Wish in IV you a long Iil’n, and your paper a grand simoons, I in very truly your -('o.-rv.pondcnl. STATIC YEWS. The Augusta (Ihrenii le mid Sentinel sayn oaught from a stream distant, forty pounds In-t Tuesday aflernot: weighed nine pouu Is too six ^ritinds emit, three, together, a iituulrd nut in one Duo of the Tlio Dawson Journal nnounoo* tho death near Weston, Iasi v.eck, of Mr. Win. II. Disiuukcs, one of the first setltors of Boutli- westiim (loorgiu, in the seventy-ninth year of IiIh agn. fc lle hud livid in Webster county for I 'Hy live years. The Conyers Examiner leans that two negroes, belonging to tlio chain-gang, and road, from Social llinde to Monroe, Walton cnurily, nflempted lo escape, one day last week, and were shot and killed hy the guard. Miss Lizzie Ureslmm. daughter of Mr. Thomas (Jreslimn of Hmu-ei county, aotigli- e I up ruoeiitly apiece of her rib. This f the mils (ions LongHlreut m. l Jell'. Tlioiiipson, were in Atlanta last Tlnnr-day, mi their way to Wa-liington City. Jim Quinn, tlio eoloied mi eegenaliouisi in jail ill ValUnslii, is wanted ill tiainsville Florid i, where lie murdered a white woman. A requisition will be i-sued. ll'iliert WlliiniiiH, iigi"! eixty years, nml for twenty years a main deacon in the Baptist church, lmng himself near Trion Faeloey last Saturday, says the Rome • Tlioni.iKVille fa itoil eight varie in \VulgUt «m< ..Fudge Hard mid highly res- county, diet! at ion on the night Macon Telegraph dale of June It Ii tin equality bill and the * be IV declare, that should i some IJ law ( as is mi r wailing patiently mil at that point. L' t me suggest (Ti<\:t •rows, as the right and proper place for Wo have tlio best Iron lo of t hr cnrpnrata lim- Kuflieinnt to run half a doz en furnaces fou flty years. Tho (Ihcrokoc Iron ty'ouipany’r-i furnaces, which will soon be completed, are of a very largo capacity, and in collection with them is a large foundry, superintended by Mr. West,' form irly ot New York, who has spent thirty years in the innnufnciii' e of iron, and who i- a thorough practical man and a com petent judge of the quality of iron ore suit able for ordnance purposes, lie will soon have a sufficient quantity of pig iron to sup- plywriich nn arsenal for all time to come. Our Hail Hoad facilities will soon be ample for the occasion. We have a larger quantity of richer land aroun 1 ami ocurj ;c tart own Ilian any other town in (icorgia. 1 have no doubt but tho citizens of Cedartown would do as much, or offer as many inducements to such an estab lishment according to her population as Home would, let every man go to work and try to get the ar.senu! at this place. Mr. Editor,—Allow me to express a hopo that the Cedartown Record will prove to be a success; but of course it is impossible for any paper to be a success without patron age. I hope, therefore, that you will have a goodly number of subscribers to begin with. I commenced, however, to lny hefor • the people of PoIk county n subject which I think will bo intc’csting to many of our citizens, thotigh the idea may be new to 1 saw a gentleman yesterday who said lie wanted to buy a yoke «.f oxen. It is fre quently the case (hat some-one is wanting to buy a yoke of oxen, a horse, a mule, a cow or some other property, one docs not know where lie can be supplied. On the other hand, we often hear persons- sneak of wanting to sell, and does not know where 1 1(5 find a buyer. Now wliat I am going to j suggest is this; establish a monthly fair for the purpose of giving the seller u chance to ! sell, and the buyer a chance to buy. Let if they attempt to intr-ii.’n their children in to tlio while schools, lo* would not hesilati) lo issue his olliol il proclamation niui]iiinliny tilljxii/uir.ul< to li' , ii , iirrn from the school fund amt Hill’s practically Abolishing tho sys tem. In this position lie would be sustained by the unanimous verdict of Him entire white population and Hi; Betiornl Assembly, the only uppoaitloii ojimnatlng from Hie isre-iblc scalawag ole | r at. Writing from Atlr-us.'n correspondent, of !■ Augusta Clirooidv, roferiug to the tho .Slate Unit the Legislature im ■ little for this institution. Indeed In- said wi ll truth that it has done Many persons think Mint, the dole of .$8,000 a year -v"’ 1 y < only i lie lawful in- lercst on a debt of one limulled thousand dollars due the Slate. • The Carroll County Times siiya that the IliillCHjust over tlio Hlrfie lino mv yi< ldmg finely. The proprietor, .Mr. Richard Woods, has j on routined from lial'iimou, where ho quickly sold I lire • car loadHofoi t’ at■ prices that lu lled him •‘j; 1,200. lie comes back determined lo procure the nuoo- nry ma chinery for smelling tho ore at tho mines. The Dalton Citizen learns that two little girls named Ora Nelson and AllioePhillips, aged respectively eleven and tw lve years, were drowned in a creek in (Jordon eounly last motlday afternoon. They were billh- i t he i imI boy the <' \ s 11 sTom: • I. S. SI.ubbs cV Co., (7,7>.lKTO H’jY, (/.I., I^KEI’ cuiiKfnntly on hand a full lino of FAMILY GROCERIES, HARDWARE, 1 Riots mid Shot's; also a ft tin of READY-MADE CLOTHING AND FACTORY HOODS. <*il’(|| buyers will find it to I hell* interest to examine our goods and prions before purchasing. IV A.. Solo agents for the sale of Ilia ecle- brated •• Walls Flows” and fixtures, in Folk CEDARTOWN Lively, Sale and Feed Stable, Mailt Slmd, LTiliirftm n, <•«• Special all on* lou given to the euro cf slock left in our charge. I.ILMPKIN iS; McCONNELL* Real Estate Agenoy. 1 HE undersigned respect fully announoo to the public (Iml they have formed n co partnership under I lie firm namoand style of THOMPSON & WIKLE, For the purpose of Iransadi ng a general business in Real Estate in Folk nnd adjoin ing counties. We will Buy, Sell and Rent Fanm', Wild Lands, Residences, Storos and all kin Is of Really. Pruporiy placed in our hands will Im lib erally advertised and no charge will In* made if we fail to dispose of it us si ipubiled, but if I In* parly placing property in our hands disposes of tlio same before the ex pi rn lien of llic sfipilliUod lilili, WO shall charge Hie same as if wo had disposed of the properly. Everyone havi ig really to sell or rent, and all desiring lo buy or rent really is re quested lo call upon or write to usnnd learn on) tonus IV\ F. THOMPSON, W. B. I). WIKLE. NEW BARBER SHOP, flMI E undersigned lias located in (Jedar- 1 town for tlie purpose of carrying on the business in all its hraiiuhi-H. Il’you want “A CLOSE SHAVE” a shampoo or hair cut, give me ii call and I will guar.mice satisfaction. jiiiie 29 ALFRED EVANH. AX', i!. llurV)(!i-, REAL ESTATE ACT Hocknnif, Hii. I T ILL sell or buy Wild or Improved \V Lands in any portion of the enunty, ll.iving been a e t /.mii iif Folk county for mnny years, and being Hionnighly posted in Hie. Locution, Value, etc , of l.ainh in ev ery seel ion, feel confident that, if will lie to the inlijresl of parties having lauds lo sell, In pliKio tliein in myhauda; null tlioHewish ing io piiroluiHo Lan Is can always he nc- eoiiiliiodaled. 1 will lie in (’udarlown oil the I si Tuesday in each niontli, for the pur. peso of inineaotliig buHiuosa in my line. j it u o 20 W. H. Wikle & Co,, Uarli'M lllv, - - Oi'oi-ulii, HOOF) AND STATIONERY, NOTIONS, NOVliFA’IES, depth. They were hurried In the Eoliimb'iH jail arc niuo colored people, convicted at the present term of the Superior Court, and senionc-d *o the pone- tenliury for terms varying from two t(» fif teen years and arc now a waling the order.! of tin* lessees of such convicts. Thomas county has up to this tin pel over forty thousand bushels of Middle, South (icorgia and Florida, and fifteen thousand bu -hels of oats, mostly for seed. R linoy, tlio negro (JongrosBinan from .South Carolina, h r purchased a Hummer rc.sidouco in the vicinity of Hartford, Conn. Tho Albany Nuwh nays that crops in southwestern Georgia are not discouraging. Cotton back war J Corn looks wellaixl is free ofjgrass. Dallas Texas wants some fish-farms organized. * Best way to get rid of ants that wo know is to trap thorn with a sponge. Procure a largo spongo, wash it well and press it dry, which will leave the cells quite open then spriukle over and in it as much as possible some fine white sugar and place it where flic ants do congregate. They will soon collect upon the sponge and en ter into its celLs, and then you can cut short their earner by dipping tlio sponge info boiling water. FANCY CONFECTIONERIES, Professional Cards. ,i. it. it a k a i: n, Nolai’.v l»ul>llc ATTOKVNKV AT LAW, (Ytlui’fovrn, (hi. | )ARTllTI.\H a I tent ion given lo taking 1 Depositiuti* and collection ofchuniH. .i. a. nt.ANt r, a. it ten ah dhon . IIL \ IN'CIG IU( II AIU)SO\, AT K >T{ N BYH AT LAW Ccdurfovril) da. O FFICE in Uutlt'l 11 nuso. ’ Juno 20 KI nYj JAN Ids, ATI ORN K VS. AT LAW (otluhowil, (ill, O FFICE in Court IIouhu. Juno 20 \V. T. T (UN Id It , ATTORNEY AT LAW, Odtufoun, Gn. IVY l\ riKMULSON, Atfoniey sit Law, CEDARTOWN, OA. O FFICE -East Hide Court. House square, June 20 JOS IN’ \V. WOITOIU), ATTORN ldY AT LAW, ('infctsvillt', <J». ^ AFFICK in Bunk Building. june 20 II. II. TS EO>! I*SO\, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, CliDA 1\ TO IF.V, O FFICE over Dr. Rooho’h Drug Store. juno 20 Drs. Liddell & Richardson, PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS, <'<Mlnrto\vn, tin. AY he found in their offioo at all hours profcHnionnlly engaged, M* Dr. C. H. HARRIS, Physician and Surgeon, CetliiHtnvn, tin. O FFICE at residenoe, on l’ryor itreof. june 20. iVtdh'O (<» Btdtlots anil CictlituiH A LL per'oiiH ludebled to the EkIiiIo of J nines Curler, late of Folk eounly, de ceased, are hereby notified to make iinmo- diale payment; and all persona having olaiuiH against said estate will present them to the uuderaigiied, properly attested, with in the lime prescribed by law, .L 2ti, 1871. W‘ C. KNI Cl I IT, T« A VIdIJdSr-i (ill Did. Romo Railrood Company. () \’ and after Monday, June IhI, 187-1. loiihlu daily trains will he resumed on road and run ub follows: . Rn t llo l H) pm > ? K pi Suiidnys Every Day. Etc., IE to. X AKE Subscription for any Book or Fi riodicnl published in the United .Slates, a publishers lowest, prices. NEEDLES For all kinds of Sowing Machines, also fur nish Attachments, Oils, etc. Will send Needles by mail, to any address, on receipt of price. Singer, 75 centh per dozen ; all others 90 cents. Parties would do well to consult us before buying goods from ped dlers, or sending North to Hie various swindlers and humbugs. Any goods not in stock will bo furnished at short notice. june 29-11 Each train will nmko close qoiiiioqISoii at Kiiigsion with Western and Atlantic Railroad trains bound for I’haltalioogn anil \t’until. W. S. COTHRAN, Pres. JOHN 0. PHINTUP, Ticket Agent. Selma, Romo & Dalton R. R. Tniiiis on this Road will run ns follows ; (IOINC1 NORTH. Mail Train Arrives 7.33 a. in. Mail Traill Leaves H.UH a* In. t.’OLNC SOUTH’ Mail Train Arrives 1 00 p. in. Mail Train Leaves 1.10 p. m, .1X0. IL PECK, Gen. 8upt. W. s. MAYNARD. Asst. Hiipt. RAY ICNKJHT, 0. F. Sl T- Agt. "THE KENNESAW ROUTE," Wostom & Atlantic Raiiroad and Connections. SiaiiiDlJLR IN MPPKCr MAY 25. NdllTinVAIII)—NO. I. Leaves ATLANTA 10.30 p. m. Arrive at (’arlersville 12 30 a. hi. Arrive at Kingston 1.03 u. in. vo at Dalton ».0(> a. in. ve at Oil YTTANOGHA 5.00 a. in. Nl ' Leaves ATLANTA Arrives at Cartersvillo A rrives at Kingston Arrives at Dalton Arrives at CHATTANOOGA im 11. Leaves ATLANTA Arrives at Cnrtcrsviilo Arrives at. I* ingstnn 11 .O'! a. t 11 -15 a, i 2.01 p. i d.2H p. I 0.00 p. r 8 *13 p. r 10.30 j*. i RECO A Twonly-Kight Column Paper, DEVOTED TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE AGRICULTURAL AND MIN ERAL RESOURCES OF THE FAMOUS CEDAR VALLEY, AND TO CHOICE LIT ERATURE AND N E W S Tho RkooUH will labor fer the develop- mont of tho boundless resources, both min eral and Agricultural, of this highly favor ed section. It will labor for Iho good of* The Whole People. And will endeavor to dissominolo a knowl edge which will invito capital and labor to assist in const meting nn Independent fit Giro. Leaves CHATTANOOGA 3,15 p. in Arrives at Gallon 5.35 p. in Arrives at Kingston 7.11 p. in Arrives at Cartersvillc H.lti p. in Arrives at ATLANTA 19.46 p. m NUMIIKU 5. Leaves CHATTANOOGA 8.46 a m Arrives at Gallon 8.00 am Arrives iit Kingston 10.12 am Arrives al Cartersvillc 10.61 am Arrives at ATLANTA 1.13 p in Pullman Palace Cars on Trains Nos. 11 and 2 to Lynchburg and New Orleans, and on Trains I and 2 for Atlanta and Cliatta- nonga. No change from New Orleans to Lynchburg via Montgomery, Atlanta and Dalton. One change from Atlanta to St Louis via Chattanooga. 52 Miles shorter to New York and Uiisiorn cities than any other route from Atlanta. 24. Hours Quicker to the Virginia Springs than any other line from Atlanta, avoiding an expensive delay and transfer in Richmond. Passengers leaving Atlanta hy Lightning Express at 0.00 p. in., arrive in Now York at Ml p. in., the seoond afternoon thoro- 11 ft( r— 13 hours 35 minutes Earlier than Passengers by any other route, rasoen- gen leoving Atlanta at 10.00 p in, hy this noiite, arrive in New York at the same time as passengers who left at 0:00 p in by oppo sition lines. 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