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THE RECORD.
IVV F. THOMPSON* Amociat* Editor*
CKDAUTOWN, GA., JAN. 10 1870.
The Western nod Atlantic Rail
road has addtxl to its already excel
lent rolling stock two of tbo finest
baggage, ospresa and mail cars in tho
Htato. They woro added to tbo day
lino.
Tho pooplo of Cartoosvillo arc much
ploaaod with tbo manner in which
Hnperintendont Mclica line had all tho
Railroad crossings in that city.
Southern t» Northern Mann-
focturcra.
At ti recent mooting in Charleston’
R C., a letter wan road from a nor
thern manufacturer, from wnjcb tbo
iinuoxt d extract is takon :
' Wbilo I have only mot expenses
in tbo north in running twenty farm
ers, (3,000 spin dice,) tbo return 1
havo from my eixtcou fram os of tbo
anino machinery, in tbo south, for ll^p
pif'.t nix months, have boon $15,000
clear profit Our company has dnei
«ltd to tall out maebinory north. Tbo
south enjoys an advanlogo of not less
than twenty per con Lover tho north
ern manufacturers."
Tho nbovo extract wo clip from
ono of our oxchaugos, not only to call
tho attention of tho pooplo of Polk
county to the subjoct, but with tho
bopo that tho manufacturing spirit
which animated some of our citizous
last summor, may bo rovivod with tho
commonciug of tho New Year.
Sinoo tho war wo havo all soon tho
advantages possessed by tho south, in
regard to manufacturing cotton, wool
en and iron goods, more particularly
tho former.
Cedartown, occupying as it does, u
splendid position, almost in tho heart
of a cotton region,oIYuih unsurpassed
inducements for tho creation of a cot
ton factory. That such au enterprise
will pay, wo adduco tbo following
proof from nu Augusta papor, whore
tbo exporimont bus boon thoroughly
tested ;
At a semi-anuuJ mcctiug of tbo
Augusta factory, bold last week,Super
iutondont Jackson said tbo mills woro
making forty thousnud yards of cloth,
but ho had ordors for goods consider
ably iu excess of tho production. Tbo
prospect for tbo future, ho euid, was
brighter than over bo fore, and tho
Block of tbo oompany was worth inoro
than at any previous period iu its bis-'
tory. Bays tbo Obroniclo and Senti
nel:
"Tbo result aebioved by tho Angus
tr factory are almost marvelous. Six
ty thounuud dollars eoustitutod tbo
total amouut paid in by tbo stockhol
ders, and yot with this oh u starling
point the company ban paid out since
tbo war—-a period of loss than ten
yonrs—ono million ono hundred and
twenty-two thousnud dollars in divi
dends ; has spent a half a million dol
lars for machinery and improvements
find now has a proporty worth a mil-
Wo hard
The Black Belt of MlaHla»fi»i»i.
Viiikaburg is tbo center of tho Afri
ca of Araorica. Tbo city is the largest
in tho state, and tbo county soat of
Warron oounfy. Yet tho total wbilo
population in city and comity in 1870
was only 7,007, or a number that
would not Ik> considered oxccssivo iu
nn ordinary Ohio township. The
black population was 18,802, which
1ms been lurgely increased by tbo con
stant flow of country negroes from
tbo great interior to Vicksburg
Tbo noxt county nbovo hero is Ijwa-
rjnona. Tho reader will hardly bo-
liovo mo when I state tbo population democratic ropraaentutivo in Cong:
cy. That tho republican party will I
adopt and carry out this policy is ovi-
dontly his firm belief, and when op
portunity offers ho will no doubt j
sound tho nolo of warning to all who j
aro opposed to tyranny and wrong
from his sent iu the House of Jloprc-
Bontatlvcs."
From tho friendly and confidential
relations said to oxlst botwcon him
self mid president Grant, Mr. Sto"
phons ought to bo well informed as
to tho designs and purposed of tlio
latter towards tbo pooplo of ISm south.
Ho shoud know better than any other
Ponco Do Leon
BITTERS
An Elegant and Pleasant Preparation for
ns * returned iu tbo census four years
ago. It is white 711, black 0,1401
What do you think of but seven hun
dred and foi ly-ono white men, woman
and children ? Yet these whites own
noarly if not quiio every foot of
giouud in tho county, and pay niuo-
tooD'twentieths of all thu taxer. Own
ing tbo soil, they havo no volca what
ever in tho nfifuira of government. To
bo sure they can veto but what do
ono hundred whito votes amount to
when covered up by ono thousand
black votes? Tho negroes till all tlio
offices with nogrooa, and pile on taxos
without remorse. Col. Gordon Adams
tells mo that in one of these heavy
negro counties they have actually got
tho taxes
dent \V
ou earth
taxes, or c
ty, just
havo bool
$i) 50 on
1808 to ft
exact pro
prico of
ou the am
mould arc
ams tells
lialf per
county
ilf such
s ooun-
10 tuxes
id from
iliou iu
liuout iu
up tlio
, except
) URSt'SH-
hl. Ad.
f $5,500
from the south, how f tr General
Grant is ronolved to go with Ijh car-
pot-bag allies iu carrying out the
third term programme which has
been determined on, and tho first
grand movo iu tho prosecution of
which took place in tho capital of
Louisiana on Monday lust. Mr. Ste
phens has time and again assured us
that general Grant is u remarkable
man—a man of brains. Hu sees
brains in tho deep laid conspiracy for
placing tho south once moro in fetters, j
to tho end that tho conspirators, by
any and every means, however revo
lutionary and desperate, may "main-
tain their supremacy.'' Whoso
"brains" if not Grout’s, and whoso mi- j
pronmey, if not Giant's ?—Savannah !
Ni wa.
a M DONALD
AYER <fe MCDONALD!
f
i h:
lAgkicuDTUHXT IMPLEMENTS
DYSPEPSIA,
No. 71 BrondlSIrect, Home, Georgia.
FEVER and AGUE,
I Icadaclie, ITcartbum,
ro r.ficrlnp Ibis season J. Winship Colton Gins nt $1 00 per Saw; Pratt’s Cot.
gins nt $1 00 per Saw; Plm nix at $1 ©0 per raw: Brown’s nt $3 60 per Saw-
Brinlcy h H!n<*1 Plows, Clipper Steel Plow, Avery Htccl Plow; Avery's Cast Plow,
Parmer's Friend Cast l’lew, llrinlcy's Cast Plow. Wright’s anti-friction Horse Power.
('rangers' Broc ’.ts, Knlipss and Mlicnrcr's Cotton Presses, and any Implement manu
factured in the Failed Btntes, at Manufaetnrer’s prices. Hardware, Guns, and Pistols,
at wholesale and retail. We arc always pleased to show our goods and price them.
ayer & McDonald.
scpt'2G
LOBS OF APPETITE,
Acidiiv of* tlio Stomach.
Joseph E. Veal, Rome, Georgia.
C-j.V As a Tonic In low forms of Fever,
and to persons recovering from Micknee
these Bitters are highly beneficial an
gently stlfiiiilatlhg.
iiguifiHt tt plantation worth $100,000 iu
gold bofo
force tho
tho partio
ty in not l
not ono*f<
your oflc
uudcrtiliii:
oomplainu
mild au i
human.
But to
county jt
Hhown, It;
noarly to
nbovo thu
populatloi
ulution of
bolt” ind
hunquonn
cuuuot
mining
propor-
atancoa,
a in tho
an who
id thou
i) not. tm
.hoy aro
k Tho
I havo
iliou of
. county
a wbilo
ick pop-
a "black
buck of
lalion of
l,8H'l,aml a black populution of 12,31)5
lion dollars.
hardly think thia
exhibit cau bo surntuMod by uuy aimi-
ition not th or soutli.
lar institution nortl
A quarterly dividou of tbreo per
cent., boo of taxoa, was declared. In
tho sumo wook tho Grauitovillo mills
declared a quarterly dividen of four
per tout.
Hindu is
(150. Oluil
has whit
next com)
215 ; and
ilack 20,
Warren,
10. Tho
while, 3,
!>lr. HU
Hnmntr> by
GEO. J. HOWARD,
WHOLESALE &NUGCI8T,
Pencil true Ht„ Atlanta, (In.
Violins, Guitars, Music-boxes. Banjos, Tainborine;
rdeons, Flutinns, Concertinas, Flutes, Fife, Pi
uuing Forks, Pitch Pipes, Honnonienns.
Itosin, French, German and Italian Hirings, Violin and Guitar C.v
paper; extra Bows, Dow-iinir, Tail-pi'-o. >, Key*. 111-idpr• 'd
Kecd*, Piano and Dulcimer Wire, Banjo Heads, Taint.orino Ginglot
i>liidnil IiistruiiK-nts Itcpairnl in Host Styl
DOMESTIC'
"BEST
TO USE.”
“EASIEST j
TO SELL.” ^
0 M. Ag«ots;
Itdia'tpajryoa
to fight tLi best
mcalnei prove/
TECS
“B0MESTIS”lj
»$20“
i..i« First Mortgage Premium Bond
the Mgf&cy ar.d ^
“domestic”8. H. M Cbimlw Si., S. V
Is the Best of All.
1 * o i n t
of S '
Tlio Coat of Livin'.; Now
Rcfoic the bur.
A comparison of tho priced of the j |\]
otaplcH 01 tho country in wholOB&lu tIhk,» Honda are is-ti««l for the purport
nmrkotinn November, 1851), 1801 und ° f raising funds for tlm cr< < tiotioi a build
in;'in t li«-City of New York, to house'
Y. Industrial Exhibition Co, LUMBER.
1871, hhown thatpriecH lira nearly tie ! {l * (V
low, and in nomo canon lower
than boforo tho war, if they aro re
duced to u gold-otundard. Wheat in
milling til about tho wmi" |>ri< -h in
currency ph it Hold for gold in 1.850.
Corn in nailing for half wlmt it Hold
for in 180-1, (tlio year when gMd |
doubled 385), and about tlio name
price, gold vultu.H, tiH it did in 1858.
Cotton in worth ti little more than in tin n
1853, but it iu about one-ninth tho j Vori;
price reached in 1881. lToviaionH,
tiugar and coffee show a heavy doolino
hut the proHcnt currency quotationn
are above tho gold pricou of 185!).
Dry goods hIiow. a grout ducliue i iuco
1881, prlOtlH being below tho pricou of
185!) Dcof wiui mther higher in llii*
local market before the war than to
day. Bulbil wore reported in tho
Lodger iu November, 1858, for 7 to !)
oonlH per pound. Thu corronpoud-
ing cattle report publiHbod I bin year
quotes union at from 1 to 7 1.-2 eculu.
Hut, before theno articlcu roaelj tho
coueumern itoniH of coat are added to
them, which h.»vo not boon reduced in
proportion to reduction iu prime coni. [ piitclmscl
Tho tax rale iu 1850 on real cutatu }
was $1.75 on a very low vidnalion of j Third
property ; to-day it in worth $2.25 on
a cash valuation. A houao which
wivh worth fiftoon buudre.l dollavn iu
185!) oould not bo bought row tor
twice that amount, und renin aro from
two to throe times an high now u» be
fore the war. Wbilo it in (rue, the
Perpetual World 1 * Fair,
a permanent hoim*, where every nmiinfuc-
Iliter cun exliibit aiel soil l.is goods, and
every pnlonloo can show Liu Inventions.
A centro of industry vvliioli will prove a
vast benefit i>) tlio whole country.
For this purpose, tho beflalaturo of the
■w \ ork hurt granted a clmrlor
number of our most wealthy ami rea
dable incrcliBlili', an 1 theso geiitlcmnn
e piircbascd no it-tlmn ciglit blocks of
most valuable land in the City of New
The building to bo erected will bo
irion high (1»’> feet in lieighl), pur
mounted by a magnftloent dome, and will
eovor a r.pace of 22 aero*. 1». will be oou-
utruote I of Iron, Brick and Glast, and
made fire proof. Tbo bonds, whloh aro all
for $20 each, aro secured by first mortgage
ou tho land and building, and for tho pur-
I'oku of making them popular, tho directors
havo decided iu havo quarterly drawings of
$160,000 each. Thl* money be In;; the iu-
tcrciH on tlie amount or tlio wlioto loan.
livery bondholder muni ruooivo ut least
$-1.00, but lie inny rccoivo
fil 1 O O , O O O t
10,000, or $.->,030, or
Or. W- WADE &c GO
j> e riority,
Perfection of Stitch on all kinds of goods, without change of tension.
Great Kongo of Work—finest Muslin to coarse Beaver or Solo Feather.
Ease of Operation.
Simplicity—having one hundred less part* than uomo others.
HKl.l'’■ ADJUSTING TENSION'S—not found in any other.
Fees i ilk, Linen Thread, or Glased Cotton, with facility.
Noiseless, or more nearly bo than any other** using a shuttle.
Durability--few Bearings—Easy Motion —Hardened Parts.
Very large Bobbin—two or three times as large ns some others.
Convenient Spooler nnd Durable-ready for use .v* soon n^ bobbin is inserted.
ring Pr
-alio
j bo
MANUFACTURE
easily removed.
Ling goods to pass through ensi
edlc—admitting very thick clot
i Id CAN NOT BE PET OUT OF “TIME"
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
Easily oiled *
lH Easily Cleaned—#o few plec
1 *.» Cylinderica! hardened Bast
r Gear Wheels,
inly seven oiling places,
til largo, cleaning nut oft on required,
very durable.
s entirely encloses the bobbin.
J.Ob’O.
, Ao.
ID'VlrJ.B.V uojsrr)
'X’lio Very IJewt »| Lumber
f neediu bar and Hbuttlc.
1 stttch
nuuy others do.
T
Always kept on band, or furuiahed to order, at cl. i t notice, at
BOTTOM PRICES!
.JUST OjMONKlh
Sorii's I 'rawing.
Hold MonOiiy, Juo. ■Ill,, 1875.
Capital Premium, $100,000.
F. L. WALTHALL
U AS just opened, opposite port office
. new stock of goods, consisting of
D R Y GOO DS,
NOTIONS,
s take placet overy Tiiiikk
(lid eventually
» iu ilium.
Confectioneries and Groceries,
Dl'*o!ution Notice.
rpilE l inn of Feather-1 -n k 1
Easily i
Does not
Easy Mo
Wheel on Top, a
taken apart nnd
r
all othei
horeforo stitch alike at all times.
fry heavy goods with rase,
ling trouble of reaching underneath,
sogether in ten minutes, ready for use.
l.ing perfect «t itch with uneven thn-ad, in thin or thick work,
iliku at all times, without regard to site of thread,
s, ns many do.
'rank—easy treadle—can he operated by nn irvnlid.
1 require frequent oiling.
■•ver, avoiding complicated m'chtn’ry
title lever, nt
rmcring tho Feed,
setting and removing
edlc.
t pay up right
ice lie, whether regulated for long or short sti
r split—7 layer.) wood—grains run both ways,
uhles size of table, made same as lablo-
cra-jk n r shrink, tv.-causc grains run both ■
mot drop or break do
W, FEATHERSTOH
Mn
i about tho
other pi
h irdei
'iking an 1 s%*ving c
i nt c
fill'll Hint wind, nl'i! often Llinl ||„. ‘ A.Um ■, fur lhm.11 .».d riOl Informallon,
lilt ruse
roiicy.
Wo havo ba*l vurloun Intimations
from Washington that tho o.trpol bng-
gora havo boon voty import mnito iu
urging upouoougruhH tho adoption of
extromo policy towards tho south,
olaiming tlmt uotivo iutorvouliou on
tho part of tho govonuuiout was not
only necessary for thoir protooliou but
for tho piosurvivtlou of tlio Uopub’
parly in tbo southorn Htates. Among
othor mouauroM proposed by thorn ia
tho iuorooso of tho Unitud Blalca ar
my to ono hundred thousaud mon,
and tho diHtributiou of a largo milita
ry forco throughout tho south; it
was this and similar demands upon
tho party that called forth tho savorn
strioturcu of ( ho Chicago Tribuuo, and
other loading radical Journal s, dr.
nonnoing tho carpet baggers as a pes
tilent sot
Co.
Morgonthnu, Kruno
23 Path llow, N. Y.
Pont Office Drawer 20.
(Singly rotlnml. Provisions coasutno I HwmU i»y Draft on n. v. t ity Bauks,
111.mil, die lliird lo ooo-lmlf wni'ldii.. ; I !■'"« »r f. ». "■■"■■) '"‘'••r.
meu’s inoomes. Tno ouu-hulf i« ox-
prnilcd for rent, clothing, fuel, light;',: poutponemout iiupo; ,ib!o uudor this
and othor CApomliLures of all kinds, i j,i,i n> du; 15 8m
- ' *■•• many of these there has been
liocosnarieu of J>fo, havo been reduced ;
iu prioo at wholosalo t.o Hourly thu
pricou which i tiled in 1850, it iu not
to boinftnred that tho cost of living |
orliingmen 1ms been cone;.pon- 1
.. . ...i......i i>.■, .,,.1 1
Hardware, Crockery, Etc.
DRY GOODS,
Boots and Shoes,
lO- r.’
Opo
M )o
, fShultlo
ny part brea
lewing
an l Take-up motion.
-. a He:i piece is ea«ily 8i(l>i*titutc-l.
Ksiate thu nbovo n lvantagos.
Machine < JompnnY,
IIo propoHM to oxohango gooiln, at very
low figure;*, for GHEENBACKrt. dec 5
8. NOYES & CO.
Tho pining meeting of tho Augnuta
jockey club commences to-dny, and au
mloroHting time is expected.
A quantity of stock iu tho Savan
nah, Griffin und Norlii Alabama rail
road was offered at public Bale iu
Nownan, on Tuosday last, but uobody
would bid for it.
Not a druukou man was seen iu
Lexington, On., ou Christmas day.
Thomas county iu out of debt and
has money m her treasury.
Samuel Evans, n imtivo of tho coun
ty of Cardigan, Wales*, aged about
thirty-BOYon yours, nnd formerly a non-
man on board tlio British ship Uni
verse, while going on board that vos-
sek OhrwtniuB night, about eovon
o’clock, accidently fell ovorboard and
was drowned. Tho river was dragged
lor tho body in tho vicinity of whore
ho. foil, The body was recovorod Sat
urday.
A toniblo cutting nfiVay occurred in
iu tho saloon of Charles Carroll, on
Hay streot, Savannah, about half-past •
nino o’clock Saturday night, botwoon . , ....... ...
two sailors, named Joliu Robinson ; t 0ea not ' h ‘ uu '° ^ ,a belief. His view
nud William Lyons, in which thu lat | ,iro thus given by tho con* spondout :
ter cut tho former iu itho abdomon, I “Thus far ho has soon no indication
ccmiilctuly dlMnibowiliug him. | that thu north will wistuiu tho iwliny
country
to tho
shoulder
of ths pr
, wh
plaint by
that th<
fiuonoo i
party U
, iugtou dispatch, alluding to this mat-
" l T\ 7 l, r‘- ,UBl i ter, says that Hon. A. II. Stephens
jo clock Saturday night, botwoon . * 1
jo to tho
vcukiiosa
L’ho cold
Pgiuuuig
i repaid i-
>pou com
ho Relief
little iu-
oy of tho i
A Wash
no reduction from anto-wnr |)iic<
Hut with a reduction iu tin; priiue j
cost of provialoriH, there will undoubt
edly come iu litno a reduction in the j
value of things for which corn, beef, i
wheat, ole., are exchanged ; iu other |
words, a reduction iu all tho many
thiugs which together make up Uio
real cost of living.— P/t.A'd* lj>hin Lul-
1Z. Ek. O R EEK,
Furniture and Carpets PRY (ailOOS,
No. lOo, Empire liloek,
BROAD STltEET, JtOME, GEOllG 1
11 GREAT DISCOVERY !•
Thompson’s Liniment
anooEiuKS. habdwahi;
Hardware,
Qrondway, Corner S 4th Stroet (Union Squoro, Now York.
“1 JotthaMif” Sowinu: NTacliino OompanY,
Hats, Groceries No. 4, DoCivoa Opora House, Mariotta Street, Atlanta, Ca.
For Sal** in ( eilartown l>y i.t Rf*ICIN' McCON’XEbL.
Cnsli
He .lino buys <
1 Sartor.
Cotton. Oct L’t
WINTERS & NELSON,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN'
W. M. FRILLIES,
I A M
S,
o
GAMS
NI! -SH/AI. NllCItCII ANDTSE,
Hats, caps, Boots and Shoes, ! Q e neral Merchandise
Tlio election c-f diroctoroof tho Cen
tral railroad company resulted iu the
chpioo of tho old board with only two
exceptions. John J. Gn :;ham, of Ma-
c.Mti, and Georgo S. Owens, of .Savan
nah, take tho places of Gen. J. F. Gil
mer, nnd Georgo W. Wylly. Tbo elec
tion wan not without iterxeitoment
and tho remit ia uude.retood to bo a
corapluto approval of tho policy pur
sued during tho last year. l)r. J. 1\ . n . n
1’*•/.!'man is tho only vepiVM-.nl,at ire of I 01* 1 OOlhaCnO, LlltS, DIT1ISCS,
Atlanta iutoroat on tho new bond. Sprains, Bunn*, nn>! rams gcucralty,
Col. Wadloy \vuh unanimously elected vsk
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Pee rs, Webb & Co., and Hardman Pianos.
imtomors will find our Stock oomplctt
prising many nrtiolca il is imposslbl
Ih ono of the greatest JlscovorliH of (lie 1 hero to omimorato, ami at moderate prior;
. b' 0,, *ing l.nngs such n»'l Particular attention paid to buying an
lief to tboce who miller with tho tinnier- ' . 04 .
is pains and achon common to the human eetUng Lotion. no ' ”° 111
ico. Do you want something that will
your head, your back, cure your rlu u- j
AND THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND GO’S
W. S. DAVIS,
nmtism and Nournlgh
Liniment and snlTer i
con r r l { a c r r < > i f
CAB 11ST ORGANS.
pomddi'iit.
TKOMPSOM’S
New Advertisements.
LINIMENT,
This Modi-
To the tnivcliitg Public.
Tho directors of tho Savannah gaa! 0 f p lx>S(
oompany havo doolarcd a dividou of
vo per cent, on tho capital Btock from
ihu earnings of tho lust six mouths.
Saturday was not a good day for
fighting, yet there woro six pugilistic
lucouutus iu Mucou.
Augusta had au election by mayor
and city council, for city officers Sat
urday night. Most of tho old cucuin-
: unis were ro oUoctcd.
Tho election iu Mutoogco oouuty | progrun
will bo contested. \ that tin
J. M. Shaw, of Waycross, ou last! moasun
Monday while making some repairs ^ ^
uud hate I
baggers ;
o bills in-
SI^OIC XjTTTju
! und you need fear no harm
j cine is* put up right here in your midst,bv !
Dr U. li. TllO.MPSuN. Your neighbor*
! have tried it, nnd it has nover failed to do
what ii promise.**. Every fumily should
hoop it on hand, and thereby savo many a ,
! dollar. OU on a long and expensive trip
for a physician might bo dispensed with, j
simply by applying Tluuupsou’a Liniment;
KINGSFOKD’d 1
OSWEGO
Pure ami | Codartown,
Silver Gloss Starch, y’
For tltc Lutindi y. I :n - • ,■
HOUSE BUILDER,
) the VERY 13EST. an ! (for T.>
Georgia.
k in his Hue,
Winters Nelson, 151-1 Market stn
MAXITACTURED
CHATTANOOGA, TENIT,
T.KINOSF0RD&S0N
inauger*:
but ho fi
tr*»d ttcot
Alabatut
legalize repeating aud to place the
entire control of elections in tho south
iu tho bauds of Federal offiuiala.ho re
gards as tho initiatory atops in tho
Cave
.Nop!
will *
i but
practice success-
UAS BECOME A
}{()lJSK1IOLI) A r.CKSSITY.
Its great excellence has merited tho co
mcudalion of Europe for American
Manufacture.
| Tuc.'hiuvM, Thursdays and Saturdays,
eoigia, to j Good Hacks Fast llore, • nud
Careful Drivers.
Tho Cave Spring Hotel
ha* been based and titled up in good styl
will bo supplied with the
-they kno’
nee—then loop it ou baud. Vo
t v ourself and save money.
DR. U. R. THOMPSON, on
* Drug Store, got a bottle, an
Ithout it. It will do what it say;
never regret buying it. Oct *J
sale iu Hockmart by E K lloge.
Pulverized Corn Starch
References ctv
Old instruni
aopt 5.
Spesiai prices to Cash Costotnars.
-II STOK’M
T I! E S I N G E R,
rREi’AHtll) BY
T. KINCSFORD & Son,
Exprsssly for food, w hen it is pr< | i
’ > puddings,
L Stubbs Jv' Co.
“Tho number sold is tho true criterion of met it.’’
clleuoc. For sale by nil f
t-elnsi
j lmd
P. JOHNSON.
doubt but« 1 }'* {
is a party i Admiui-tialmN Notlit 1 .
ho thinks I ET'PKUS of ndinini?tr:»ti^n having b
*’ lJ granted to the
juitudo Of ; date v f P. Y .nPev
J 8l\VG l»0- county, decoa-ed, nil pvt ,‘tts iiuleb'.i'd
hast End Wood Shop. BARBER & WOOD
.T.
notified to make immediu
ueut, and those having claim* will p
them, duly authenticated, for
January -I, 1
utile-
A HE, .
! XJ eianted lo tho undersigned
7% \ i . ° , , . i tail to aniu'cctaio tno muumtutia oi '
uu tho water tuuk counoctcd with Ins J .
saw-mill, lost his footing, ami fell a 10 “ un
Jjstnucu of several foot, striking on cau so they do not boo how dangerous
Lis head. At last nccouuts ho was aud how likely to prevail is this plot
iiiBcueiblc, nuj oonwdwcJ by liia flijr- f Jr placing iho south once more in i
biciuu tu u dangerous condition. ... ... , .
JuJgo Hull, of Flint Circuit, rJuu- fulUjr8 ‘ uf y nlr " ll > s m Hiu [>owor , , ,, ,
Mgameat on liut Tliureriuy, UeciJca ! ot lbu wpoblioum oftho north and i.oT.c; * \. tul.K co* ntv. o..
hat a pohoenmu’s wages was not. west to proveut tho adoption of this Lt nr.-t Tm’>u» iMcmiy next, will
oubjeot to tho nroocssof garnishment; carpot-bng ijoliov, but will they do it V be m>: i. ; . u » v u.e r iu.J v i, , . ia
CapWuJ. M. lloimos, edDarieu JU , 8lopUeus 00 u,paiv 3 thu prcscul I, l-"T' I'Y “V"
loft ou Monday evening for New York .... . ,, , - V V-
for tbo pui’i>080 of bu>iuy u stoaiucr j ^ a rbb° u of ho ropubh.au parly to . , ■■' - c-.-l ■■;;■■ ;• , ; ‘ ■
10 ruu outlie AlUmuha. j that of bees about to Bwarm—ihsor- aiMricl liml 0vUlli( y. •
Chirks Elevens a colored mau in ! gauized, bnzxiug to and fro; but Said tract of a!>.mi KOaci.". eontaining
tho employ of Mr. Dauiul McDonald, wbilo tho dumocraevy are boatiuy
■*« W‘!*“ l '>’ • ®» tl ; e : puis uud kellies they will scttlj
some twig, which mav bo reprevseutod »nd well w at end. tinovu er twenty
, * i of upland Io clear: dwe.Ung a ;d otiUto
• by tho southern outrage policy, uml hoaumul ‘..-c itiva n.r tv.\id«nm*. plenty of
The New Yoik Sun says : “ Many ! then the organisation will begin. Mr. ‘ sml *vr. .< c.. tht-w . \^ u *..* u .in.
..inecre ho. ris ore sad borauso lU- S i» ! stopbous secs bruins iu Ihu uonthcru rt f J ' , ' / V:'.". 1 i'.
i, Trobnan did not break bis sword j oulril( , e ^ l!l0 b „ >ius o( Jek . vrU , j ' r,r.;.‘j ia’ 1. isoi ..V.vC j^Z
: rcsiHB biscomimssion rather limn fa * •' ™~ i{ „„j ... Kuril,.., is,,,r:„
a cute such lUlrodout luudoro in New ( meu * n “' lo “".vtluug nud cvciy- 0 J 1 J o il( j., ; , _ ,., ,
! thing to maintain tlioir psst mproma- T. i'UOMI’m.'S. ' t r
M.
Krl'«
IIAUHIS.
CRUAKni ll .v, (,.l.
Wagons, Bedsteads. Tables etc. jf-spectfu.i.y «•«
Ai>d tiUiost anytliiug made of '
\Y O R K C n E A P F O Ii CAS U.
a c&uatantly receiving,
K ,:i
E'PAVING MACHINE SALES OF 1873.
FAMILY GBQCEB1ES,
HARDWARE,
1 toots and Shoes;
; Sales of 1 TJ, made up from the ?
232,4^-4: MACHINES
READY-MADE CLOTHING
AND FACTORY GOODS.
Being a large increase over the previous rear. In 1?72 wo sold <15
chines than any other Company, v.hcrcas, iu lb73, the salsa we
>sh bu;
W Ho
vxording to prott
copt 10- ly
DRY GOODS,
ALL KINDS OF NOTIONS
to examine our gooas aud prices bet
j purchasing.
| brand *• Watt Plows” and fixtures, in 1
county. junc -O—if
113,254 Machines in Excess of our Hjghess Competitors
E rick A < ,
33 Broad St., Romo, Co.
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS
Hoots, Shoos.
^6th of lost mouth, near Sapvlo.
bridge.
; Said t
about 85 acres of bottom
, acres ot good upland, aluu
crably good upland, all
Wool & Fur Hats
PRINTERS
The Allen House,
Cedartown, Georgia.
CHARLES 11. HARRIS, Puciuikt..,
3 the p
Our Sales have Largely Increased!!
Pianos, Cabinet Organs,
hotel i
SMALL INSTRUMENTS. SHEET
Sugar, Coffee, Syrup, Meal,
MUSIC AND MUSICAL
INSTRUCTION BOOKS
Plain and Fancy Priuting Neat ntftl Cheap
Paper Sacks aud fine Wrapping Paper.
Picture Frame.'* and Mouldings* Write
:ts fc-r caiaiv.-u- ar.-i Price Lis’, acpjtfly
under the name of The Allen II
, proposes to entertain his guests in a plain
countay-Hke way, without any attempt
style or fashion. For this he asks such
compensation a« any reasonable p
will hardly be denied, therefor;?, that the Superiority of the Singer Mshines is f*rtf„
place « ly demonstrated—at all events that their popularity la the Household is un inssiiouatl'
u Terms Easy. Payments Light. Call ou or addrass
FLOUK and BACON.
Which wo will sell as cheap as any one in
town for the CASH. Call and examine
cforc purchasing. junc 20
cheerfully give, and x.o one complain
County Custon $1 per day; single mrols;
CO cents; Board and Lodging, per mouth,
$20: Board and Lodging, per week, $7 00.
Lights and fuel extra. Board without lodg
ing. per month, $17*; per week, §5 00.
Single meals, 50 cents. Oct. fi, lsTL
“Virginia Lumpkin,
Local Agent, CedartowD, Ga.
m TIIE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, .
Cor. Broad and Alabama Sta., Atlanta, Ga.'
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