The Cedartown record. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1874-1879, April 06, 1877, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE RECORD CRDAKTOWN, OA., APRIL 0, 1H77. PmideDt H»jph has ordered the withdrawal of troopn from the state hoUM in Columbia, S. C. Wo copy the cloei ng paragraph of a letter from Wade Hamptou to tho proeidout, dat ed Maroh 31, in roforenoo to tho with drawal of the troops : "Assuring our people that the right of 'local self-government” so promi nently brought forward in your inau gural and so favorably received by iho wholo country, is to be promptly car ried out aB the rule of your ad ministration, I anticipate the ready fulfillment of the just and reasonable hope inspired by the advancement of tho policy you bavo unfolded; a policy which found a responsive echo in ov er? p atriotic heart as indicating a pur pose to ndministor the government in tho truo spirit of tho constitution. In conclusion permit mu to assure you that I feel the strongest confidence that tho wiso and patriotic policy an- nounood in your inaugural will, ns soon as it takes shape and action, pro- duoo such frails that the whole coun try will enjoy the blessing of pence, prosperity and harmony. Thanking you, sir, for the courtesy you have ex tended to mo, with my good wishes, I am respectfully, your ohediont serv ant Wadis Hampton. Governor of South Carolina." SOUTH (.'AHOblNA. The Matter l'’luully Settled. Washington, April 2.—-At the cabi net mooting this morning this morn ing the secretary of war was dirootod to prepnro an order trunsforing tho troops from tho stale houso in Colum bia, S. C., to their camp. Washington, April 2.—A formal or der to Gon. Huger to romovo tho troops from tho stnto house at Colum bia is being propnred by tho Secreta ry of War, but is not to bo sent to to linger or made public till to-morrow., Gon. Sherman was clos- olod with Secretary McCrary for Romo time boforo the preparation for tho order was commenced, which will bo in the nature of a dispntoh to Con- erul Huger nud not through the reg ular military channels. It is general ly beliovod that the order will not bo sent until submitted to tho cabinet to-morrow afternoon. Gov. Chamborlaiu, up to 1 o'clock, did not boliovo tho conclusion to re move the tropps from tho statu houso had boon reached. When he had offloial confirmation of tho foot, ho said, "it ends tho strngglo and makes Gon. Hampton practically, governor.” Chamberlain dines with tho president to-night and loaves for Columbia on Wednesday morning. When Gov, Hampton was inform ed this afternoon, in ndvnnco of tho offloial notification that au order wonld bo issued for tbo romovnl of the troops from the stnto houso, he expressed himself much gratified, but said it was no moro than he oxpeotod ftorn the principles announced in the inaugural addreBS. Ho was somewhat 1 to know whether tho order !iuld take immediate ufloot. ns he bed to bo present in Columbia > it was executed. However, as pri uitionary measure hu would at on italegraph to his friends in Co- lui U his earnest wish that there sh Id be no outwnrd demonstration I as might disturb tho pubho rand ho was satisfied his advice respootod. Ou tho with- he troops from tho stnto I direct that a guard qu bo sout there to hLutrusiou.and be Timely Warning. Tbo Macon Telegraph hn* tbo fol lowing very timely suggestion to our farmers. Will they profit by it? The special object of this articlo is to sound the alarm to tho country, that many farmers are returning to tbo old and ruinous poliey of rnising much cotton and little corn. Wo de- rivo this information diroet from one of tho most extensiva and entorpris ing farmers in tho stnto. Stimulated by tho late increased price and demand for the groat staple and the enhanced credit which tbo prudent operations of tho past year bavo already created, our Imsmnd- inon aro laying in larger supplies of bacon, nnd purchasing commercial fertilizers to an extent unprecedented Tho latter are procured upon terms highly favorable, nnd wo com mend their general use under free ne gro labor of booping up tho produc tiveness of the soil. But alas, nino tonths of these plant stimulants aro to ho applied to tho cotton crop, and though it is now certain Hint tho yield in oats will he greatly diminished, yet, in many portions of tho state tho acreage of corn ih said to bo smaller than for several years past. This is simply suicidal, nnd affords tho best possible illustration of tho folly nnd greed of man. Now, wo ask, wlmt will bo the con dition of .Southern cotton growers next yoar if, ns highly probable, the Turkish question culininates in a gen eral European war, and meat and broad go kiting upwards, and cotton takes a docondiiig grade, which will be tho inevitable result? • Suppose, also, a dry sunnnurciirtnilH tho yield of the cereals and tlin rava ges of tho graHshoppors are saporad- dod ? Is it not well to bo prepared for Hiieh contingencies? In the event they should occur, and cotton fails to pay for its production, lo say nothing of tho intonso satisfaction and com fort of full hnrncs, wlmt. n bonanza tile southern planter would onjoy in tho foreign demand for liis surplus grain and other farm products. Now therefore, whilo there is yet abundant time, and wo are masters of tho situation, by every consideration of good sense, patriotism and sound poliey, we ndjuro our farmers to cut off tbo cotton crop at least one-third, hotter half, and supply tbo hiatus with corn, pons, German millet, up land rico, Biigar cano, and sweet po tatoes. And don't spare tho fertili zers upon these crops. They will mul tiply the yiold almoBt indefinitely, nnd wo Hindi retain our erodit, and ronlly become independent and happy Tho following oases, oarriod to tho the Supromo Court from Polk, lmvo had n hearing : MoClaiu, vs. Cherokoo Iron Company. Cortiornri, Judgment of court bolow reversed. C. C. Ttirbovillo vs. tho State. Mur der. Judgmont affirmed. B. F. Wright vs. Jas. M. Waro et. al. Iu equity. Judgment rovorsod. Lon Neil vs. Bunn, for the use of Hill. Foreolosnro of Mortgage. Judgmont afflrmod. It appoars to bo utterly impossible soys tho Now Yolk Sun,for tho pronch- ers with all their learning, to find out whether womoti ought to he allowed to pronch. Tho Presbytorinus bavo had tho question boforo thorn, now and thou, for years. Tho Methodists lmvo struggled over it iu vain. Tbo Baptists lmvo often debated it, nud yesterday again their prenobers wore at work upon it without being able to -foacb nuy ooncluBiou. Perhaps we cab assist in settling it by suggesting that the masculine preachers invite feminine preachers to nrguo it at length, upon tho basis of inn. Rnnfiinnnt,. nkilitv Kuckmnrt News. In accordance with your request I send a few lines from Kockmart. Tho farmers nro making rapid pro gress toward planting. Preparing the lands with care, fertilizing heavy, and Boomed doterminod this year to do away with bird times. Wheat and oats look well, and promiso an abundant yield. Our high school under tbo manage ment of Itovs. J. W. Baker and I. W. Waddell, is progressing pretty well nnd giving general satisfaction; still tliore is room for more ecbollars, nnd good board can bo had nt moderate rates. Tho boys Imve organized a volun teer company at this plnco and eleot- ed Dr. It. T. Cochrnn, Captain, I. W. Waddell 1st Liout., nnd Joe Dowpreo 2nd Liout. I Bupposo they were pre paring to fight for Tilden but was dis appointed, through tho bad manage ment of our inemhors in Congress. Messrs. Whitehead Jones & Co., lmvo started a shoo manufactory nt this place, they aro ranking good and aheap shoos, nnd aro making rapid sales, which is qaite an improvement to this plnco. F. Shiellccstot is happy. Its a boy judge Long, tho new Judge for this district lias been trying some knotty cases and has proved himself oquel lo tho emergency. Seoms to fill tho seat with u dignity and makes his deciHsions with n vim. I think our pooplu nggree with "no convention,” as far as my information lion goes. If they do not they might too. The cry of retro nohment nnd reform during eloo tion times, was snug ill ovory song and whistled in in every tune. Ami what did our Legislature do ? Voted themselves the same soveu dollars por day, and reduced the juryman’s wages to one dollar, per day. Tho little word patriotism should be defaced, and tho word tu the office bolder belong thn spoils, substituted iu its place. W. Furgusson has sold ovor two hun dred Ions of Fertilizers Ibis Henson Tho motto seems to bo maka or break. W. II. Harris ono of our energetic merchants has moved to Atlanta, May success attend him. Citizkn. Sox of Kicks. A correspondent of tho Southern Farmer tells how au old poultry rais er distinguishes sex in eggs. It is ns follows: "Eggs with tho air bladder on tho sides will produce pullets.” The old man was hu certain of the truth of his dogma, nnd tho poultry yard so far confirmed it, that I determined to make experiments upon it this year. I lmvo done so, carefully registering evory 'bladder vorticle' or bladder on ono side, rejecting every ono which was nut decidedly ono way or tho other, as iu some it wns only slightly out of tho centre. The following is the result: 58 chicbens hatched; 3 aro doad; 11 too young yot to deoido upon tboir Rex ; of tho remaining 44 every one has turned out truo to the old man’s tboory. I tried it myself nud found it to bo correct, nud I think it to bo of groat practical advantage, I am pleased to givo it my full in dorsement. Thosu who imagine they know moro than anybody else, rarely ever find out their mistake. Newsy, Spicy, Reliable. Atlanta Constitution. Under it* new management, tbo AT LANTA CONSTITUTION has nron for it self the titlo of the leading Journal of the South. Iu enterprise during the recent eleetion excitement, in Bending correspon dent* to different portions of tho country and itH series of special telegrams from Washington while the electaral commissi’n was engaged iu consuinating the fraud thnt placed radicalism once more in power in our national councils' are evidenoes conspicuous enough to prove that no ex pense wil be spared to make the Constitu tion not only a leader in the discussion of matters of publio concern, but a leader in the dissemination of the latest and most reliable news. There is no better time than now to subscribe fora fresh and vig orous newspaper. In addition to this the people of Geor gia are now called upon to settle THE CONVENTION QUESTION, and in the discussion of this important subject (in which the Constitution will take a leading jart) every Georgian is in terested. It a convention is called its pro- erodings will tind their cnrliest und fullest embodiment in the columns of thuCoNHTi- tution. and this fact alone will make tho paper indispenaible to every citizcu of the Slate. To be brief, Tub ATLANTA DAILY CONSTITUTION will endeavor, by all tho mean* that the progress of monern journalism has made poHsible nnd necessary to hold its place as a leader of southern opinion and as a pur veyor of the latest news. Its editorials will be thoughtful timely nnd vigorous— culm nnd argumentive in their methods und thoroughly southern and Democratic in their sentiments. Its news will bn fresh reliable nnd earefitllp digested. It will be allert nud enterprising, and no expense will be spared to make it lliu medium of the latest and most importair intelligence. THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION. Resides embodying everything of inter est in the daily, tho Wkf.klt Constitution will contain a Department of Agriculture, wliioh will be in charge of Mr. Malcolm Johnson, the Well known Heorefary, of (leorgia State Agricultural nocioty. This department will be made a speoialty, and 'will ho thorough anti complete. Tho far mer will find in it not only all the current information on the subject of agriculture, but timely suggestions and well digested advice. Subscriptions uhould be sent ut once. TERMS FOR THE DAILY: , 1 month $1 00 3 months 8 00 ' 0 mon t Its 0 30 12 months 10 00 TERMS FOR THE WEEKLY. 0 months $1 00 12 months 2 20 Money may be sent by poatofiicc money order at our expense. Address THE CONSTITUTION. Atlanta (leorgia. T HE N EW HOME GI7ANO, LIME, SALT, PLASTER. BALE’S CUANO! QUALITY IMPROVED TWENTY PER CENT, Price ijjieo With Cotton Option nt Iff cts ACID PHOSPHATE At Charleston Prices, Freight Added. LAND PLASTER, SALT AND LIME C H E AT* FOR CAS H. vT. .A. 33 _A_ HE El, ROME, O-EORO-TA. tt CASH STORE. J*. S. ST1BBS & CO. > 5 Cedartoyrn, 'AVE just received their Spring Slock of Gr. IIY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS^IC These were bought at the closest figures, nnd having secured Cash and Cass discounts, they are able to offer them at prices which defy competition. Call and be convinced. id shoes manufactured to order. W# A Complete assortment of Leather Roots call special attention to our stock of keoAR?BAcos;"IiT. Family Groceries, s?»K“ CANNED GOODS, PICKLES, FLOUR and MEAL. -Sole Agents in Polk county for the Celebrated “Watt Plows” and fixtur iffy.. Agents for Hall's Patent Rotary Harrow—WARRANTED. HA MS STARCH JAMES D. ENLOW, J. P. CniUltTOWN, GKO. Office at the Court House. All Business Intrusted to Promptly Attended to. THE II T (4 II S C II OO L ( TC T> A K T OWN. Wm. J. Novi's A. B. - - Principal Mrs. Mary A. Chahh - - - Assistant Mu-. If. .V Noyes Instructor in droning and painting. Cagle, Instructor in Penmanship. The Pcholnstio year will be divided in-* to two sessions. Spring and Fall. The Spring Session will cotmuivnce on the lfith of January 1877, nnd close about the mid dle of June. The rates of tuition will be iti propor tion to thp ndvnncoraont of studies pursued Reading, Writing, Spoiling. Arith metic, Geography nnd Map Draw ing per month $2 50 Higher Arithmetic, Grammar, Eng lish Composition and History - 3 CO Rhetoric, Elementary Algebra, Phy siology. (illustrated by charts) Book-keeping 3 56 Geometry, Higher Algcbrn, Astrono my, Natural Phylosophy (with ex- pcrinientH and apparatus), and Men tal Philosophy per mouth - - - 4 00 Survey ing,Trigeruometry,Chemistry (with experiments),Botany, Latin Greek, French and Gorman - - 4 00 Instructions in Drawing, per month 2 50 No deduction will bo made for absonce except in coses of protracted illness, The school will be provided with an in strument, und pupils will receive instruc tions in vocal music, free of charge, The government of tho school will be mild nnd firm. Teachers will strive ospe. oially to inculcate good, moral principles Instruction will be thorough and sys tematic. Reviews frequent. A public examination will be held at the end of the Term. HE LARGEST STOCK of CROCKERY E LARGEST STOCK OF GLASS- ;ost stock of Silver Plated ware Jock of Knifes and Fork « tain.: .4 Working Parts nud i r p r.ilUIMm iri'fir ivlib« ft IPor7: thr.nfti sew..m Maci.iMOi. ltvvv:* for-.- wnli'M! costing CJR*n flFWY > ' M A CHINK tho Ini arn USED. D>WOtW:P- TOSsSTAiKj m jtravrr (' n aw Such ronflcfoneci-h i t V « Kl I :v of 11 i) HOME SEW5MO MACHtriC that i'. v? M ACHIN'. : V.'.'.rrn>i'i:v] l'...' live Years. ! ulabk & Notice to Debtors ami Creditors LL persons indebted to the estate of obecca Parham, 1 Ate of l’olk county, de- to make immediate ving demands their > T E W BLACKSMITH & WOODSHOP GEO. lC LYNCH, S HOP next to Dr. Chisolm's office All kiuds of work, in Iron and Wood, I done in the best style nnd on short notico. H L Cambron, well known to most of our farmers ns the Champion plow smith, is ui the shop hammering away. Bring iu your Plows, old Buggies and Wagons, or any other work. Satisfaction guaranteed* Cedahtown, Ga., May 1, 1870. FITS OR EPILEPSY. Any person afflicted with the above dis- 1 ease is requested to send their address to Ash & Robbins, and a trial llox of Dr. Goulard’s fit powders will be sent to them, by mail, post paid, FREE. These pow ders have been tested by hundreds, hun dreds of cases in the Old World, and a permauet cure has been the result in every instance. Sufferers from this disease should give these powders an early trial* as its curative powers are wonderful, many persons having been cured by a trial box alone. Pritwrfor large box, by mail, pest pai Lyauy part of the United States or Cana r da, $3,00. Address ashi*:robbins 'JOFOultongStBrooklyh, N. Y A GREAT DISCOVERY. Thompson’s Liniment Is one of the greatest discoveries of the age. Nothing brings such speedr and sure relief to those who suffer with the numor. ouh pains nnd aches common to tho human race. Do you want something that will ease your head, your buck, cure your rheu matism and Neuralgia ? Apply Thompson’s Liniment nnd suffer no more. For Toothache, Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, Darns, an,I Psins geacrallv, USE THOMPSON’S LINIMENT an.I you need fenr no harm. The Modi cine is pul up rigid here in your midst, hr Dr It. R. THOMPSON*. V'our neighbors have tried It, and it has never failed to do what it promises. Bvory family should Keep it on hand, and thereby sure many a dollar. Often a, long ami expensive trip fur n physician might he dispensed with simply by applying Thompson’s I,iuimo.it: I lien keep it on hand—It will cost you but litlle. No physician can practice success tully without a good Liniment.- they know its importance—then keep it on hand. Veu can apply it yourself and save money. ‘Jail on Dlt. K. I(. THOMPSON, over Dr. Iteese's Drug Store, gel a bottle, aad never bo without it. It will do tvh.lt it say. and you'll never regret buying it, Oct 2 For sale in Kockmart by 8 K Hogue J. P. McCONNELL, Agent, Actvorth, Oa TIN! TIN!! TIN!!! COPPER COPPER. I KELT constantly on hand a good assort* nient of ready made TIN-WARE, and can afford to sell it as reasonoble as can be bought in any market. Also do ajl kind of job work, such us roofing and gut tering houses in the most durable style. All kinds of stove and sheet-iron 'work, copper and brass, mending umbrellas. I respectfully solicits the trade of tni/chants. Take all kinds of country produce in ex change for Tin. Guano Strcwers made to order on the shortest notice. I. T. MEE, m 13. Cedartown, Ga. CS?QQQCan't be made by every agent agent every month in the busi ness we furnish, but those who ure wiling to work can easily earn a dozen dollars a day right in their own localities. Have no room to explain liese. Business pleasant and honorable. Women, and boys and girls do as well as men. We will furnish you a complete outfit free. The business pays better than anything else. We will bear expense of starting you. Particulars free. Write and see. Farmers and me chanics, their sous snd daughters, and all olasses iu need of paying work at home, should write to us ami learn all about tbu work at_ once. Don't delay. Address. Tuck *Sc Co., Augusta. Main**.

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The Cedartown record. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1874-1879, April 06, 1877, Image 2