Georgia Historic Newspapers

    HB EXPRESS.
CORmiFSKTLLHWnAfi, Local I ditor
1 Notices tn cent* ;>l! line, an! Mcer.t'
, r each a<Ul!tional publication, and no display
".-.well in tin* local columns of this paper.
Xlarriarae and death notices arc published
tree ol' charge.
obituaries and tributes of rdtpect arc
■-.oil for at the rates often cents per line.
<j: ii;Vs sales are charged for at the rate ot
1 -i.r.o iifr square.
sraville, November 22, 1877.
FOR TIIE LKOISLAII RK.
The Senate.
XX'e are authorize*! to an mm nee the name of
tlon. D. 15. Hamilton, ot Floyd county, as a
camli bite for the State Senate, subject to the
vote- of the citizens of the Forty-second sena
torial District. The election to come off l>e
cetnlicr&tb, 1877.
XVe are authorized to announce the name ol
Judge SAXHUI. HAWKINS, of Chat-ooga
county. a candidate tor tbe state Senate
• Hi tliis the 1 • rty-second District, composed
of the counties of Bartow, Chattooga and
Floyd. Election sili day of December, 1877.
House of Representative*.
We at e authorized to announce the name of
THOMAS J. LYON as a candidate for the
House of Itc present at ives, at the ensuing elec
i, ,n. to be held on Ihetlh oi I>cccmher next.
We are authorized to announce the name ot
KL’ssElXi 11-UaNNON as a candidate tor the
House oi Leprt* cnuitivcs, at the ensuing elec
lion, to be held on the stli of December next.
We are authorized to announce the name of
THOMAS W MILXKtt as a candidate for the
House of lii presen tali ves, ut tlie ensuing elec
tion, to be held on the sth of December next.
AHOIND THE TOWN.
Notes Gathered Here and There lry our
Local Reporters.
Thanksgiving.
—Sure enough winter now'.
Spare rihs and backbones.
1- ive weeks to Christinas.
The canvass is getting hot.
Hog-killing and corn-shuekings,
Rise uj), cord wood subscribers.
Hus the school excitement waned ?
Fatter and falter grow the turkeys.
Judge McCutchen is again in his
seat.
Gentlemen’s night eapsare trimmed
with sugar.
from a visit to Macon.
Our rew town hali is to be the
neatest ore in the State.
Unsweetened e< flee is good for bad
1 rcatli. There now, girls.
Miss Ann Thracite Coal is the
1 le of Carter-ville just now.
Li n Hardy’s moustache looks like
the rough side of a potato grater.
M Lucas, Mis-ts Marlin and
Cash in left for Augusta Monday
night.
Can’t we open thb'city hall with a
• ivnd the-pitm entertainment when
it i- fimstteil ?
John Atuh r-<n : s French cook, Jim
[oiiis, lakes off the blue ribbon for
hi> oyster fries.
Hie most orilliant as well as de
; 1 1 netivexoung h.dy in town is Mies
Can it* C’. Noil.
JiOvvm.Hh’ Foundry leeeived an
order yesterday from the Hand
-.Mining Cos., Dahlonega.
W e are glad to learn that Col. War
ren Akin, who has been quite ill for
some lime is getting better.
A w oman may diess so as to look
very much like a man, but she will
never jump a f* nee as easily.
Isn’t the sound of the hammer
at the city hull pleasanter to the tar
than ‘‘hard times” eroakings?
Our old friend and j lurnalistic
y-.nd-father, Bill Moore, is soon to
start an evening paper in Augusta.
John Kirkpatrick, noxv a drug
clerk ut Hot Springs, Ark., is home
on a visit to kinspeople and friends.
He looks well.
Bill Wilkes, Bill Wikle and Bill
Lumpkin, three B-trtovv bid ud,
xx ore white neckties at a Dalton
wedding last night.
Mr. J B. Greused, traveling for
the Detroit Free, Press , was in the
eirv Saturday last. He seemed quite
interested in our county.
Th<* horse and buggy lost by Mr.
Hute last week lias been found. The
horse was fastened in a thicket and
had been seven days without food
or water.
The late constitutional convention
did not know when it cut down the
pay of legislators to four dollars ft
day that it made campaign liquor a
thing nf the past.
Sum Smali’s speech of Saturday
last is highly praised by all who
•heard it. lie deserves compliments,
as he is certainly the smartest and
hardest working young man in the
Uiate of Georgia.
Thu Messrs. Marsehalk are now
i -niing in Natchez, Miss., and are
running the Daily Telephone , winch
a bright, piquant and breezy little
-beet, betraying the handiwork of
experts.
J,hn Ruskin again declares that
women are responsible for war. Just
* how much trouble one woman
fa?i create by refusing to feel under
ht r husband’s vest and grab the end
of a l>st suspender.
They arc fixing up the city hall
just to let Aldermen Hudgins and
C-iireeth dance a fight-rope, Paltillo
make a stump speech and Stover to ]
, ute a rouble backward sojumei
t and walk oft'on his ear-brow.
Our friend Trevor Deutze, at the j
Diamond Furnace, is quite a sports-;
nimi. A bunch of fine, fat squirrels, j
victims of his unerring aim, were
sent to our sanctum Tuesday. We ;
hank him for bis kind remembrance, j
Mr. James Corrie, Dentist, in Baft
timire, writes: “1 have used Dr-
Bull’s Congo Syrup personnally and
in my family for two years, and I j
am jmqiared to say that there is noth- ,
tig to compare to it ,as a remedy for ■
coughs, colds, etc.”
Mr. Samuel Hawkins, of Chattoo-J
ga county, spent a day in our town !
last w eek. He is the candidate of his j
county to fill the utiexpired term in ,
the State senate to which his county
is cut-tiled under the rotation system
which Col. Gamble was elected to fill
and does not complete in
consequence of the new order of,
things. Present indications point to
the triumphant election of Mr. !
Hawkins.
A complete line of**m-w perfumery au4
riiok-e toilet soupfi at Suyru & Vo’e,
THE CAPITAL QUESTION.
I — _____
It* IT-rn -i-u by Don. F C. lidiiidi,
VI r. Hoke Siultli ..nd Gen. Toiiiiilm.
According to notice Hon. F. C.
Furman, the champion of Mi Hedge
ville, a<ldres-etl our people at the
court house on Friday las’, during
(lie noon rccess of the court. He was
introduced in very complimentary
terms hy Cl. Abtla Johnson. Mr.
i 1“ urman then proceeded to discuss
! his side of the question with ability,
and if there were not good or beth r
: arguments on the other side, his
speech would have been v. ry con
vincing. He xvas listened to xery
attentively, and we must say that
ltis earnestness was received as an
. indication of his honest convictions,
ilis speech was a -trong one for Miil
edgev.iie, and gave evidence that he
had studied his subject well.
M r. Hoke Smith, of Atlanta, being
present, was called upon arid intro
duced by Gen. Young. This was the
first speech of Mr. Smith on the
hustings. All in all, it was a most
convincing argument iti favor of A
- ianta, and will long be remembered
as a tine success for the cause he ad
| voeated. He had the disadvantage
i tif the want of experience in the dis
cussion of his subject bi fore the peo
pie; but the friends of Atlanta were
entirely sali.-fi< and with his effort, as
! the rounds of applause that greeted
him fully testify. Mr. Smith will
j some day become a good speaker on
I the hustings.
| Saturday was the great day of the
| week. It xvas the appointment of
i Gen. Toombs. Had it not been that
Ia rumor had gone out that he would
! riot be present, the court house could
not have held the crowd. As it vvaf,
! our large court house xvas filled,
rammed and jammed with listeners
The General made one of the great
speeches of his life. He was greeted
at almost every sentence with rounds
of applause. He discussed in full the
principles of the nexv constitution as
| the work of the people through their
I delegates. Coming to tho economic
i of the new constitution he discussed
, these at great length, and ended that
| portion of his speech by stating that
I he was in favor of Atlanta for the
i reasons that he thought that the
; question of an economical adminis
; tration of the government and pul lie
| convenience equally demand the
• capital to be in Atlanta—closing by
saying his letter fully stated his rea
j sons for fa\'o: ing Atlanta. [That
| letter will La 1 f >:id on our first page,
| to w hich we i\ for i tie* ropier.]
At tho e< n '!udon of Gen. Toombs’
! speech, vociferous and deafening cries
; for “Smtili” brought before the au'U
| once* a man win*, though he had never
visited cur town before, was well
! known to our people—Atlanta’s giant"
’ champion, Samuel W. Small. Prob
ably a speech from any other young
man in the State would hpve .sound
ed fiat and j wring to ears ami iu jyi s
I of the assemblage after the brilliant
i effort of Mr. Toombs. The people
i seemed to think another speech
i would have spoiled their leceut en
joyment, and began to walk slowly
to the door, but when [>f r. Small ut
tered his first words it seemed hj if
ilie immense crowd knew they were
the* toned of an orator. They lin
gered, and In n f vv sentences Mr.
Small had them chained to their po
; sitions and kept them intensely In
tercsted until the close of his short
and brilliant epe< eh. We regret ex
| ceedinglv wo have not thi* speech
fur publication. Every young man
in tin; State should have heard it.
It xvas a beautiful, masterly effort,
t which at once made the eloquent
young orator distinguished in our
| community.
; So far as our information extends,
we are of the opinion that Atlanta is
daily gaining ground, and that Bar
j tow will rnii up ;>u overwhelming
majority on the fifth of December.
A large lo: oi m.ii l-rff* Suit* jus
; recoiveii.it AI;D )\ Vt.iJc 15.1XJOX’S, a-i l
| will bo sola ior cash. ocilS
Courtis, brushes, lyilet powders, prepara
tions fr lha teeth and hair, hand-mirrors,
| shaving finishes and soap, Ungers’ straps, and
I Holman’s Liver Pads.
at BaVBK * CO’S.
I “J.ily of the Lakes,” is tin- i.ame of anew
i porlutne sold ' y D. \V. Curry.
The SenatortUiip.
The numerous friends of flie Hon.
i D. T’>. Hamilton are going to vote for
him for Senator.
Floyd county is entitJed afft r Chat
tooga county. Mr. Gamble was i
| elected to fill Chattooga’s term. If I
Mr. Gamble’s term of office is out i
then Chattooga’s term is also out; j
and, according to custom and usage, j
Floyd’s term now conns. We have
waited until a late date to see if Mr. I
Gamble claims to go again upon the j
ground that }iis term xvas cut short, j
He makes no such cndin, per does)
Chattooga county make it for him.
Therefore, we sic 11 support Mr.
Hamilton, and wc* believe Chattooga,
by a majority of it. r votes,* wijl also i
support him. Many Voters.
Home Courier,]
To the Editor of The Express:
If \ve have liberty and wailt to re-'
tain it xve must make good, whole- j
some laws, enforce and obey them.
Therefore, we ought l > send good
men to our Legislature to make those
laws, and with the present light be
fore us, xve concur in the above sug
gestion as to voting for the Hon. 1).
I>. Hamilton for the seimtorship.
Many Voters of Bartow.
D. W Carry’s is ilie place to buy bluest one
at Id l-J per pound.
Trusses in liu*e variety and r.t nil prices,
* ' ; .t SAYRE & CO’s.
to xhk rum ic.
Mull, Gabor and Itefoim.
After being importuned by many
of the best citizens of the county, I
have at last consented to give my
friends an opportunity of voting lor
nu* on the sth day of December next,
to represent them in tho lower house
of the Genera’ Assembly, and would
have my friends remember that I am
on the outside of the ihree C. C. C.,/e
(lique,* Clan and Combination—
strictly b dependent.
ntfv#*ttfo H, B. ML EE.
BAHTOXV SUFEUIOR COURT.
The Proceedings Continued from Wfdno*-
•>} of Lat XVetk.
The State \*s. W. 11. Warren; eheat
ing and swindling; not guilty.
The State vs. John W. Hill; mis
demeanor; nol proa-ed.
The Sttte vs. Hump Morris; as
;u!t with intent to murder; not
guiltx.
The State vs. Joseph Lowry, W.
M. Puckett and Isham Alley ; dis
missed by agreement of parties.
Aithur Davis vs. It. M. Young;
exceptions to award and issue join
ed ; issue bound in favor of defend
ant.
The State vs. Robert Owen; lar
ceny from the house; guilty.
The State vs. Augustus Baker;
misdemeanor; not guilly.
The State vs. George A. Wright;
peace warrant; de endant discharged
upon payment of costs.
George Stewart x T .s. W. &A. It. B.
Cos.; settled at defendant’s cost.
Tim .State v-. Bud Ke\s; forgery
not guilty.
(Job Akin, Gen. Wofford and Col.
Col. Johnson Leiug absent from
court on account of sickness, all the
business that can be tried may be
disposed ol this week.
The court is now engaged upon the
claim docket.
Our own Judge is with m this
week and we are glad.
Ki t-p nut the cold !
Full supply vf (window glass ami putty*
at Sayre A: Co’s.
Go to McIMIXACO & JBKANEON’S ami ex
amine Uieir immense stock pi Dry Goo<!s, No
tions, etc. ocl?
TLe most elegant autl lasting perfume of the
19th century is “Lilly of the Lakes,'’ at I). W.
Curry.
ERWIN, RAMSAUR <fc CO.
Are now receiviug’aud opeuing au immense
stock of
FALL AND WIN TE K I) It Y GOODS,
which has been selected with the greatest
care by our senior. In our stock
may be found new and elegant
patterns oi Dress Goods,
Shawls, flannels, etc.
The Gents’ Furnishing Goods
Department is Immensely full.
Splendid and Cheap Clothing, new
styles of liats, Cap.-, Jtoots and Shoes,
WE WILL SELL LOW DOWN for CASH
i scpts7-oin.
Home Enterprise.
It a Oll want a good, cheap buggy,
for jCasJi, come to me, and you shall
have }{,. I am trying harder than
over before in life \p merit the pat
ronage and sympathy ot our entire
people and section. Shall I not have
it? Why not? Shall you not sus
tain the manufactories in your midst,
r. 9 the most successful mode of budd
ing uj) town and country ?
Better work or more reliable and
better finished cannot be obtained
elsewhere. This word is for Carter.--
ville and surrounding pountrv.
I keep on hand a large lot of bug
gies, single and double-seated. Re
pniring of all kinds done extremely
low for cash. li. H. Jones.
It i> a well known lact that McDOXAED &
RIiANDON M il bt.tier -hoes and cheaper shoes
than any house in town. oclS
Science has no more
wonderful or gratifying results than
tlie perfection of an antidote to the
chilling sign3 of approaching age,
sometimes to obliterate the tell-tale
tracks of time, and preserye the nat
ural adornment of youth to ripen
o!d age. Hall’s Hair Renewer does i
all this, and its praise resounds in
cottage end pa]ace. The dwellers ;
among the snows of Norway and Lie !
peasants of sunny Franco and Spain, |
find use for it, and find means to get I
it. and it (Joes not dissappoint them. 1
The xv hi ten in g locks again rpsuine
their youthful color, the thin, dry,
and faded hair becomes bright and
glossy, ffhe whole appearance is
changed as if by magic, and tlie man
or woman, who, before was called
aged, now appear., one in prime of [
life. Such womlerous changes can
not pa.-s unnoticed, and they have
produced the unprecedented demands
that noxv exists f :r the first and only
article ever Gomponnfiefi that can
produce them In u pleasing and sat
isfactory manner.
New Era , Woodstock, 111,
Glass tamps eomplele
from 25 cents to §3 50 each.
Radiator chitum vg—a chimney and shade
combined—with all suits Lump Goods
a);d ail grades Kerosene Oils,
at Sayre A: Co's.
For Senator.
Floyd county is entitled to the
Senator, By agreement of the coun
ties comprising jhia district, estab- I
Jishing the routine, system, Floyd
county is entitled to the next Sen
ator.
At Ihe solicitation of many citizens
of Floyd and this District, I submit
my name as a candidate ior the Sen
ate. There is no other eandhhfie
from Floyd county. I have no time
to spare from my duties to make a
personal canvass, but if the people
choose me as their Senator, I prom- |
iso to serve them with all the zeal 1
and ability I can command.
D. IL Hamilton'.
A Nice I!ox of Vegetable*. !
We are indebted to Mr. T. Jv.
Sproull for a nice box of potatoes,
turnips and cabbages, sent a few
days since, for which he will please
accept our thanks. Such presents are
always appreciated by an efiitor, es
pt daily when he failed to produce
them. We trust Mrs. S’s. gardens
will always hit and do well.
Eegat Advertisement*-
In new-p-tper* those art* published
at m> much ;>er inch, or ten lines or
less. For instance, xve charge two
; dollars and fifty cents per ten lines,
or twenty-five cents j*er line. For
eleven lines the charge is two dollars
i and seventy-five cents. We make
this notice for tlie information of par
ties inter rested, am' because some
: si*oii) surprised where a sheriff’s sab*
! is more than the first amount named
above. Ii is our purpose to do right
—just as the man charges tnore for an
acre and a fraction of land than he
does for just an acre. Short ndver
: tiseiueuls cost the least.
Do you drink * i
; J)o y>u smoke ?
Di you eat candy ?
Do you read light litenuure ?
D • you read heavy literature!’
Do you want a uiee, pretty and cheap motto
! frame ?
If you do, call on H. M. Clayton & Ct>.
Ect the >port>iuen ot iiartow examine those
Roots at McDON A t I).V DU AN DON’S.
Wantwi.
j Those indebted to u> either liv note or ac
! count will please Call a:ui pay up. XVn noeyt
* luouev ai.d must collect. /
oclXa-it S.rjII.fiF.AVII & SON '
t.’en X’ong for the Legislature.
There is a strong desire for Gen.
Young to become a condidate for the
j
i of !iis name he will fitttl that his pub
j lie services in the past are luliy ap
preciated. He will find, also, tl at
the people/)!' Bartow have not forgot
ten the men who stood foremost
i when brave men were needed.
Bartow.
Cheap Good* in Rome.
We arc offering the greatest bargains in
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Roots and Shoes
ever known in Rome. XVe arc receiving new
goods daily. Give us a call before purchasing.
0c125 4t J. H. SATTERFIELD & SUN.
blue Slone, 12 1-2 cents per pound at I). W
■ Curry.
Oh, how good that “Protector” cigar docs
| smokb, sold only by D. W. Curry.
* If yon want to in >ke a small amount of mon
ey go a lerfg way, purchase jour goods of
McDonald ft Brandon. " octis
Genuine Brown Windsor Soap, the best ever
u&ed, at D. VV. Cnrrv’s.
| i
i DOfl pounds tit. Louis strictly pure white
! lead just received at l). W. Curry’s.
The following is important coming
from one so well known as Mr.
HeLkeli.
Some few months ago, I became
! serioiudy tfitnuet] at a st.yero pain in
j one elbow with wliat v xvas satisfied
was rheumatism. I rubbed the place
fffect ut ly v.’ith Hart’s 11 li *f. f l he
: pain at once left me; Imt in some
j t ij;i:t or ten days, return'd in a alight
; degree, to the same place. I again
applied the “IkllM” an I have not
had a sympton ofpiiu there since
notwithstanding the much rain and
j cloudy weather we have bad. Some
1 days, however, after I thought I was
J entirety relieved, strange as it may
sera the pain returned into the oth
! er rjaovv, just as iq tiie first instance.
Tht* same remedy was restored to,
and I have had no feeling of rheuma
tism since.
As well as relief from pftia, as I
hope, I tun cured of my prejudice
tpgainst patent medicines, at least so
j fir as “Hart’s Great Relief” is on tne
j list.
F. S. lleiskkle.
Fruit Hill, Knox conn'y Tenn.
Furs fi * ty D. W. Carry.
How it I* Done.
The first object in life with Ihe
Ameiican people is to “got rich”;
l he second hoxv to regain gootl health.
The first can be obtained by energy,
honesty and saving; the second,
(good health,) by useitig Green’s
August Should you be a
despondent sufferer from any of the
effects of Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint, Indigestion, <fce., such as Sick
I eadache, Palpitation of the Heart,
Sour Stomach, Habitual Costiveness,
Dizziness of the Head, Nervous
Prostration, Low Spirits io., you
need not suffer another day. Two
doses of August Flow go* will re
lieve you at once. Sample bottles
ten cents. Regular size 75 cents.
Positively sold by first class Drug
gists lo the United States. §aie
by Sayre & Cos.
“PowluUttui” cigarettes, tlie best in the
world .it D. W. Gurry’s.
Qlobe Flower Cough Syrup, ' and Ilepaliue
in 10 cent bottle* :it D. W. Curry’s.
Lumps, oh liuw elu*up, at D. W. Carry’s.
Ilrw sad that in our daily life xve
neglect so many things necessary to
out* well being. The “man of business
with an eye only to his credit in the
financial world, tho individual of ele
gant leisure whose only aim is to ar
ray himself to the best advantage,
the young lady who idly listening to
springs fiixpu* i.,,i nsiHOe-L feejj not
the approach of disease In tho feeling
of languor which possesses l\er—all
alike surrender too easily to the ad
vance guard of disease, when by a
.judicious investment in portaline, of
Tabloids * LUver powoer, a
long array of ills put to route. But
Portalin or Tabler’s Vegetable Li\ r
er Powder, and rid yourstlves of the
disorders arising from a loipid liver.
Sold by D, W. (’urry.
tfr 1
“Connt ilc Nose's” in free smoking capital
cigar, loundoniyni 1) \V. CmryV.
Go to D. W. Cuny’o for your stationery of
all kinds.
isoutti Hnd Soutliern United
States.
Owing to tfteir warm and delight
ful climates, their inhabitants grow
salloxv from torpid Liver--, Indiges
tion and all dLenses arising from n
disordered fctomacii aim Bowels!
They should, of course, at all times
keep the liver active, and to our
readers xve would recommend Tah
leFs Vegetable Liver Powder.
'Liken in time will often save money
anti much suffering. Price 50 cents,
For salt) by L. W. Curry.
Pet)pie of all classes will acknowl
edge that in this world much de
pends upon our financial condition,
yet not many reflect that p:tr finan,
clal depends'upon our physical.’ Yet
it is* even so, for who can labor with
out health, and xvho can accumulate
money without bdmr? Hence, the
importance of using Ouissen’s Com
pound Honey of Tar, which U a spry
Cure for coughs, Cbids and all dls
eases of the throat and iuugs. Re
member you can buy a hot tie of Com
pound Honey of Tar for 60cents. p or
safe by D. W. Curry.
Wm. A. Hay good,
38 wml 43 MARIETTA ST..
Atlanta. Georgia.
CARPETS,
Oil Clotls, Mattinp, Wall Paper,
C U R T A INS,
And General Interior Decorations.
Mr. E. S. LATHEiH 1 , ..it* of I.athrop & Cos.. 2 Ifflfj 19
of Savann >h. lia., will be pleased to meet his .ulfepKMlfa
liirmls at mv stiire unv time. , ; v;iy''"" ' ;
MU < HAS. U. EUKEOIM) ar.d MR. .T. E.
I ItiZZEf.L will lie ready to give thi ir friends
a h. at; welcome Ana show them a handsome
stock. Octll ly
_ " MOUNTCA ST L E & FO OT E,^
DKALKR9 IV ~,f
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES',
Cartersville, Georgia.
HAVE JUST OPENED A NEW STOCK of *Uplo and Fancy Groceries at the old stand
between Liebnaan’s and Head’s, where they will keen constantly oil hand
Sap, Coffee. Syrup, Bacon, Lari, Salt, Flour, Meal aa3 Cera, k,
FULL LIME OF CROCKERY, GLASSY/ARC, &C,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
And will pay the HIGHEST M \RICET PULE for
Wheat, Dorn, Oats- Dried Fruit* and Country Produce.
We ut,k a. fair trial and promise to guarantee satisfaction to all who patronize us.
„ U it. V(IUNTCASTLE,
septS7-2ni T. A ■ H>< 1 1 K.
W II OLEB A. UWT
STOVE, TINWARE,
AND
House Furnishing Goods Store.
T. A. SNOW,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Cooking Stoves, Heating Stoves,
GRATES, MANTELS, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Ami nil articles Wade of Sheet Iron,
topper, Tlu and Galvanized Iron.
Special attention is called to (he fart tlint I have ti e largest aiulimost complete stork of
Heating and Cooking Stoves ever brought to this m-ftrket. 1 1 lwck 01
c&? CORNICE WORK
A specialty, an t prices guaranteed as low as tin lowest,
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO COUNTRY ORDERS.
ho. a, sxow.
novl-Sm ;NO. 900 MARKET ST RE AT. CHAT rAN'ooOA, TEN V.
£ bIST^ S Puiley^M^
Qfty COTTON C/NS& PRESSES FORSTEAM ,
Jiandmmrse power, sorghum mills
Erc -f rc - rAaQR cU r?* WJMBHIP&BRO.
<■§&//) fOR V r * ATLANTA.GA.
J. J. HOWARD V SOX**
i Exchange & Deposit Dank.
Deposits received subject to Sight Draft.
Interest allowed on deposits according to
agreement.
Collections made in all parts of U. S. and
Cumulus.
Sight exchange on New York awl Atlanta
bought and soph
I'oruign exchange bought And sold.
Buy and sell Gobi, Mucks, Bonds on order
I'roiri>t attention given to commercial col
lections. septa
! FifiiAiice ami Coirnncreo.
COTTON SIIKKET.
CORRECTED BY I. .T. HOWARD & SON.
There is a good demand for all grades of
‘•ottn ij-qm spinners at too following quota
tiois :
Good Middlings 10
Middlings 0%
Stains 8 to o
wmm,
New York exchange at par.
Gold par
(oisxm r-RPuwE,
CORRECTED BY A. It. HUDGINS.
Business in nil brunches has been dull during
! the week. The grain trade Is active and
j little offering though liie demand is increas
ing. We make the following quotai'oej ;
pORN fo *5 cents per bushel.
WHEAT--New, choice white, $1 35 ; amber
$1.25 ; red, *1.30.
OATS—Per hu<hel, 40 cents.
HAY—7S cents per cwt.
RYK—7S to SO cents per bushel.
POTATOES—Iriab, oO to GO cents ; street,
52 cents tp 00,
ONIONS--H 9 to 75 cents,
CA ÜBAGE-- 3 to SO.
DRIED FRI IT--Apples, 2 to 2J 4 " cents per
pound, peaches, halves, 4 cents; quarters,
to 3J4 •
F(,OT7R--Siipcrfjne, per barrel, ?G.30; extra,
$7 go; fancy, 50$ 8.00.
POU f.TßY—Spring chickens, 10 to 14 cents.
EGGS—Per dozen, 1 2}<i fo!s cents.
BUTTER—Pec pound, 20 to 25 cents.
BEESW AX—Per pound, 22 to 25 cents.
HlDEs)—Green, 4 to 5 cents peroound; salt
ed, 6 cents; dry silted, 8 to 10 cent-,
FEATHKBS—T.jye geese, 40 to 50 cents.
T A 1. LOW --Per pound, 4 to 5 cents,
RAGS—Cotton, per pound, B>4 to3oer.t;,
GRRES PEACHES -Per bushel, 00 to 7
I cents; extra choice, 75 cents,
APPEKS— frr hMshek 40 to M cents.
i-tt —ii- ii m -in ■man ■ ii■mu
Florida.
' A throng of sufferers with coughs
<wd colds, annually go South u> en
joy the ethereal mildnessof tiie land
of flowers. T'o them we would say
the necessity of that expensive trip
is obviated by compound honey of
tar, which specify vanquishes the
'coughs and colds incident to this rig- i
<rotia dime. For public speakers ;
it surpasses ttlp iHqHOfcd hen ie regimen |
of‘‘pctibles and sen shore; cleaning-'
the throat until the voice lings with
tlie silvery cadence of a hell. Use
cornponna honey mf tar. Price fifty 1
cents a bottle. For side by I). W\
Curry,
Two Floe Pianos for Sale.
Parties desiring to purchase a good
piano cheaply would do veU to call
at this office. We have a Steinway |
and a Shoninger (both to be ordered) j
bran new which can be purchased ;
low down. Neither of them have!
been used. tf, i
K. J. Hale k Son’s
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BAIITOW HOUSE!
East Side K. I?., Cartersville,
Accommodations wilt bo found plain
and acceptable, and at reasonable riif
Mv "ample room u on dour, ol iiewT-s
from iuHmad, and every w iy suitable to busi
nes-. I will tulte pleasure in trying to please
all who f s ivur me with a share oi patronage.
P. MARSH, Proprietor
sale, livery m mfmin
Mi
THOMPSON & COTT,
KEEP constantly on hand good vehicles
and fine horses, and every conveyance to
a* c uomodate the public.
i:.io Main street,
muyl-ti.
HARD TIMES.
■ v - ‘i ‘ vfl *4 m**sl* £ I
XOW IN THE TIME WHKHf EVERY OIK HDiT
SAVE, TO MAKE EXPENSES COME WITIIIX
THEIR lICOME. jTHAT BBIIGH
HAPPIXESS.
| GROANING COUNTERS AND PACKED SHELVES.
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“No pent up Utica Contracts our Powers.
The Whole, Boundless Continent is Ours."
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M. LIEBHEA N,
DEALER IN
DRY ■ GOODS.
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ON
•• : - f 4 *’< : *^;iwSab!
West Main Streeti
* p m , •
OARTER.SYILLE, C*A.
• fw
i
f T Fle.y,F.;I.Y'i T ,. Il ,^ TUK i XEr * Rr ? v M ? I;tv YORK AND THE EASTERN MARKETS. WHERE
‘" ’'in lia-ed e.inpli u.iealij thelargest and b"st selected stock of Staple and Fanev Drr
l" r * l, ‘V h . ere - 1 k,low >•* a hrortl assertion to makiNHw I honwtlv aus
tmi i li 111 ". 3 ! V i' 1 wit, , lo,u fear of contradiction from anv source. A glance Into my ee
tiibiishment is all l a>k to substantiate what I say. ' * *
tin * ,< if ’ oav *' 5'' l il " V'-ur attention to the following goods as a part of my stock.
On my shelves and in my show cases will be found: 1 y “ *'
PI \ | |/1/ \ 1,1 Q “< hraud of Print,,
V'X.YlSjll' fSjlw, 14 Yards to the Dollar t
M. §§®s&e*sß>m 9
Eroi 25 t‘fiiis to I; 15 eeiii* cheaper per Yard than
can be purchased eKewhere.
Cashmere*.
Delaines,
And other Dress Goods in great variety.
A Monster Stock of Ladies’ Trimmed Hats.
L liawls,
Elauncls,
Lindseys,
Ifil UVIIiOtN
A Lot of Slifitlj Daiapi BLANKET at 15 cts. on tie $1!
Elneus,
Towels,
Napkins,
Table Cloths,
j SKIIJTS, a full line of all the new designs in Bwulevard
and Felt, CHIEDRFX’h FEET.
Ea<lies tisileewear,
Corsets, (Elegant corset, 75 cts, worth $1.00.)
130 Bone Forsets, (Price f 1.50.)
Hosiery.
i IMMENSE STOCK OF HAMBURG EDGINGS & INSERTINGS,
(25 per cent, lower than elsewhere.)
K.ID GLOVES,
(A splendid Two-Button Kid Gloves for 75 cents, worth $1.00)
GE3STTS’ rUEUISHIUS GOODS.
i
Since I have been in business here this department of trade has been a
specialty with me, so in my recent visit to market, I exercised alt the good
taste and judgment I could bring to bear in the selection of mv present
stock. In this line yon will find :
CttEVTS* ITYDER\V£AR,l T YDER\V£AR, [from the cheapest to the finest.]
bargains. I have all-finished
EXEAtfcDRIED hHIRIh which I sell at SI.OO, made of the best
Wamsutta muslin, with fine linen bosom and cuffs.
An extraordinary and cheap priced lot of
Boots and Shoes.
(Tremendous Stoik^
<2 'k othioij.
A MAMMOTH STOCK.
SUITS, [From 05 to 080.]
OVEUt OATM, [from $4 to 025.]
TAEMAN,
CHILDREN & BOYS’ CLOTHING A SPECIALTY.
I have goods in Hus line not kspt by any other house in town.
I am confident in making the asset lion that my stock of
Trunks, Valises, Traveling Companions, Etc.,
Cannot be excelled in the Stato of Georgia.
In conclusion, allow me to return grateful thanks for
that kind patronage which has been bestowed jpn my house in
the past. I feel that I have made friends in this community,
and as lam unwilling to drive them from me by any unfair
meas I hope you will appreciate au honest effort to please and
trade with rae. Respectfully,
M.LIEBMAN.