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THE BLLIJAY COURIER.
LHML ADVEimSIMQ.
fihsrif tales, each levy, - - |4 M
ClMilti for letters of administration
and guardianship, - - .409
Affßutln 4ar dUmiseio* from ad.
aUaUumUos, |udiutkip and
executorship, - - - - | M
Application for tears to mil land, aaa
square, ..... 4 to
Bach additional square, . - Sto
Lead tales, one square, - 4 it
Back additional square, • too
Application for homestead, - - *OO
Notion to debtors and creditors, - 4to
For alt legal advertisements, the cash
most be paid in advaee.
Ad Tertis omenta not marked for a car.
tala number of insertions wtti be pmbMsb
ed till forbid, and charged accordingly.
0. F. 000HBAT - - Local Editor.
ELLIJAY, GA., MARCH 1. 1878.
We an engaged—setting type.
Alex Brans and “C 0.,” caught another
fox last Saturday.
Jtrige David Gamut is building a neat
cottage on hi* farm near town.
The weather for the past four days hat
been as fair as the belle of Gilmer eonnty.
This is tbs season of tbs year when edi
tors, with a Navy Six in each band, refuse
spring poetry.
We now have three mails a week from
Dahloaega. The females come from an*
■torn direction.
Hearty all the Eilijay boys bare bows
and arrows. Several of the young ladies
in this Acidity Otave beaux, too.
The old academy in which Hon. H. P.
Bell, our Congressman, taught school in
when he wee a young man is mill standing
in Eilijay.
Them was a hop at the residence of Maj.
Gaa Smith’*, three miles from town,on the
91st nit. It waaoßeof tbs most enjoyable
affairs of the staaan.
Plot HutseU, who has ben confined to
his bed force viral days, is rapidly improv
ing. For the present the school is con
ducted by Mrs. HutseU.
John Perry went over to Spring Place
last Hobday .and fell in love with a girl.
From the looks of John’s pants we think
he fell ip a mud bole, also.
Last Wednesday was a happy day for
the people of the lawyers were
all out of town, and only two doctors were
here-.-o*e of them was sick and the other
sbogid hare Icon.
The iron rods that were run through the
Court bouse to protect the walls are also
used by the toys to “skin the cat” on.
Dm little chap came very near skinning his
head a few days ago.
Her. l, W. tJailUir., pastor of tbc M.
E. church South at this place, has changed
hit appointment to the fourth Saturday
and Sunday in each month Instead of the
third, ns jhorctufore.
Wilburn Tankeslqy levied on a blind
borne last Tuesday, and the borse “leveled”
on Wilburn. There were two licks struck
—the hone’s right hind foot struck Wil
hw*. and Wilburn struck the ground,
Screak of our cltixens think that Gilmer
county ebon Id give seme expression to her
views on tbe money question. Our views
are that *re would like to “view” * Uttla
money in order not to forget how it locks.
A tang, gauky-looking individual, with
his under lip banging down like a tar •bask
et on a peddler's wagon, came in tbia office
lafit fifetsday, and seeing our printing offiae
befcwrrs wanted to know “whar we got
that fiber banjo fruiu. ”
Dr. C. Ptefcett and family, who have
been spending several days with relatives
and friends in this county, returned to their
home in Clayton, Rabun county, last Mou
r&sjr. Their many friends here regretted
that #init was so short, and hope to
tee tfcWjjgaia t.u early day.
The Russian £owt invited Dr. Ayer and
his family to the Archduke’s wedding in
the Royal Palace. This distinction was
awarded him,not only because he was an
AmtsKCtpt, but also because his name as a
ybytwjinr i rt' hccouaa favorably known in
JiHiwm around the world.
“Übe Supreme Cesnt of Georgia baa de
cided that ‘for a man, withoat some inno
cent or excuse, to put bis arm around
the ne<#.f another man’s wife is an as
sault and feafikry/ “—Pittsburg Telegraph.
W* don't frnp use to pot our arm around
the week of another man’s wife. We are
satiated wilfc “aootltar man’s” single girl.
We gre informal Hut, Messrs. Hunter A
Byers wjU.eoon open at Morgan ton, Ga.,
a Prohatjy institute assn educational in
stitute*, ft grill be remembered that a
year eg so ago a Peabody aebool was run
at that place with signtfcaat results; and
now that ft is going to be put upon a bams
that far exceeded the other, we look upon
it not oefy as a grand oaeasm, bat another
gland stride towards the education of the
children- To Hat people of that section
we say give it all the sssistaacesnd encour
agement possible. Such an institution will
prove the guardiau angel of society.moral
ity and intellectual development. We need
more of them, but as we cannot have them
at every home, consolidate yeas strength
and unify your purposes, and the good re
sults will even surprise you and be a bless
ing to the youths of the land tbat will out
shine gold or precious diamonds. Let the
Wbepls of education roll.
THE Borrow BUDS,
“He bald bar lltUe tend In hh,
And aenrmmed, Betsy Jane,
If yon’U be aty darliag hvtdr,
Ton”U ride free ca the train.
He held her little band In kb,
And murmered, sweetly, Bees,
Cease live with me and sever know
What ’tie to buy a dims.
He held her little hand In his,
tfoe turned her bead aside—
Remember, Betsy Jane, Urn joys,
Of am afata editor’s bride.
Remember, love, the many joys,
Of riding on the trains,
Of going free to circuMes
And many other gains.
Her little hand was still In his,
(A annihti six she won,)
She said to him, Why Clayton,
Your little sheet is very small,
And likewise is your lore—
I will not marry it, nor you,
Bat then I will year store.”
LUDVILLE LOCALS.
REPORTED BY MOULIN.
I noticed your article in local column
“owr Fannin and Pickens county corres
pondents short of Items, or tardy.” The
fact is, our malls are alto tardy.
Our people are busy preparing their land
for the next crop.
We have changeable, inclement weather,
which causes considerable sickness, princi
pally bad colds. There have been two
deOhenear Ludrflle recently—Mrs. Elizas
beth Jolmson, consort of David D. John
son and daughter of Bithai Bradley. She
was a faithful member of the Baptist
church, and died la a full hope. Her dis
ease was consumption. Joseph Tolber*
died at Ludville of a wound received In the
late war while battling for the “Lost
Cause.” an honoted member of
the ML K. church South, and leaves a wife
and five children. May the Lord prosper
them. Since writing the above Mr. James
A. Stevens, ana of the meet prominent cit
izens of Talking Rock, died suddenly,
which warns ns that the sickle of death
cats us down when we least expect It.
He leaves n wife and daughter, at borne,
the rest being married, aad I think they
meal) provided with a sufficiency of this
world’s comforts.
Tim school la fib* Ludville Academy
this session is the be* we have ever Lad, I
think. It is but due, and I will say in be
half of Prof. Vincent that notwithstand-
ing he was defeated as a candidate for the
next General Assembly, be never Inst sight
of our Ludville institution, but bas estab
lished it on a firmer basis than ever before.
He is a bachelor forlorn, and the young
lady who may succeed in hanging him up
will have conferred a Sciiptural blessing to
dying humanity. Prof. Steed having tra
versed the bridge of conjugality is like the
rest of ua—“in for it”—and needs no com
ments in that line. He is st borne in the
school room, and a good judge pf wood—
*“birch. ’
Our debating society is well greased and
in fine running order. It is managed by a
corps of undaunted young men, who
acknowledge no superiors in debate. They
lately settled tbat vexed question as to
whether Secessh n was Constitutional or
uot by deciding in the affirmative. We
all fuel eased In mind on that subject since
the decision.
In amusements croquet seems to take
thele*d with us, quoits holding “edge.”
We need a Mayor aod Town Council in
Ludville. The place seemt to spread, not
withstanding the panic predicted on the
resumption act, six or seven new houses
having been erected here this winter.
Lndville affords a fine opening for pro
fessional men pud mechanics, not withstand
ing real estate is quoted above par.
That primitive habit, formerly so much
Indulged in hire, of Harrying too young, is
a thing of the past, jndging, especially,
Asm the facet of our male students, for
mqst of them are bleseed with an abund
ance of nature’s protection to cover the
face these cold days. Some few eccentrics,
as in ail crowds, are satisfied with a mus
tache; then again you will see one turn h ■
out ala Burnside. You may safely bet be
has pulled at the gander’s neck or sung the
snake song m a moonshine nig!it.
Our Justine Courts are in full Mast; lit
igation seems to be the order of the day.
Everybody atvyn to want their rights under
the new Constitution, where they are not
guilty, and it keeps our Chief of the Jus
tice Court busy to prevent hie wool from
being tangled by litigation. In other worda
His Honor, the Chief Jwtice, is compelled
to keep posted with the Supreme Court de
cisions in order “to me it one better.”
The United States Court stalls us. We
were "*"“■• Use impression that Fitzismor.s
would atop the howling in Georgia, but we
have had mere asrcsU around hoe since be
ascended the condemned throne than ever
before, but such is fate. And after all
Uncle Sam mu* hsto the national debt
settled in some way, if it takes five dollars
of expenses to settle one.
I hear a great deal of ebat about resump
tion between the gold nod silvfif mtn. The
feature >wm to have changed—the antag
onism was formerly between the bard and
soft money men, and I hope that after our
public men will have given vent to all their
gleanings of slander again* each other
that the multitude at large wilt be blessed
with a compromise on silver, and make the
aristocracy, as well us the poor, burdened
tax-payer, help caggy the load. Then
everybody will be interested in the same
direction, and to use the okl expression, “s
heap of bands will make light work.” But
as long as it is iu its present shape the gold
sharks wilt be like Josh Billings with bis
boil in tlie right piscc; thnt is, when he
could have it oa his neighbor.
, i ?., , 4i ** m. i. . wgfmwi
M •,.*> w d>Uwr wstß • •-t
111 —and a fie stamp wit! proems
111 U ii- yfcttfogoarda with your name
tafoU to SMITH, theTrinter,
Macon, Oa.
~ * L W. WATKIHsTS DL
Physician and Surgeon,
ELLIJAY, OA.
KLUJAY SfllllY.
The exercises ot this Institution open for
the Spring Term on Monday, the 14th of
January, 1878, under the charge of Prof.
J. 11. Ilutaell. All parties desiring to
avail themselves of the benefits of this ex
cellent institution of learning should rail
on or address tbc Professor for particulars,
janll
W.T. CHRISTOPHER,
Jhl Commercial Reporter'
JOB PRINTER
i ATlagTa .C- *
Eilijay Hotel.
MRS. E. S. PERRY,
The old patrons and friends of this
House, and the public generally, ate re
spectfully invited to call, with the assur
ance that thev will secure accommodations
equal to any iu the place. Term* moder
ate. Only one block from the public square
May ldi 1870. 30-tf.
Tli© Ricks House
Cartersville, Georgia.
JOSHUA SUMNER. Proprietor
THE accommodations and fare at this
h ouse are unsurpassed in this section, and
he charges ate as low as the lowest.
WESTERN & ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
TRAIN NUMBER ONE—NORTHWARD.
Leave Atlanta - - . 3 2.1 p m
Arrive at Marietta • • -412 pm
“ Cartersville . • 518 p m
“ Kingston - •ft 44 p m
“ Dalton - • • 744 pni
“ Chattanooga - - 991 p m
TRAIN NUMBER TWO—SOUTH WARD.
Leave Chattanooga • • 4 15pm
Arrive at Dalton - - - 6to p m
“ Kingston - . -748 pm
“ Cartersville -. * llipn
“ Marietta - - . 99 pm
“ Atlanta - - - Nl7pm
TRAIN TOMSK* TUBE*—SOUTHWARD.
Leave Atlauta - • • • 88 U to
Arrive at Marietta ... 7 45am
“ Cartersville - 8 Mum
Kingston - •999 a
“ Dalton - - - 1104 a m
“ Chattanooga - l2 48 a m
STRAIN NUMBKU FOCR —SOUTHWARD.
Leave Chattanooga - - 6 45 a in
Arrive at Dalton - - - 8 4fi a m
“ Kingston - - -10 41am
“ Cartersville - • 1110 ain
“ 51 arietta - - - 12 24 a m
“ Atlanta . - - llpm
tsißi number twiclvk—southward.
Leave Dalton - - - - 12 Mam
Arrive at Kingston - - 418 a m
“ Cartersville - - 507 a m
“ Marietta - - - 7 85am
“ Atlanta - - - 015 a m
\Z D r TUTT'S 1
IftXPECTORAfIT 1
Is the mom tt*> balsam ever u* If
pleasant cordial, It tones the weak stays
neb, and Is specially recommendsd fes
children.
What others say about
Tutt’s Expectorant.*
Had Asthma ThirtyYeafS.
Baj-tjmoss, Ftbfwary 3, iftrf.
“I have hxd Asthma thirty yssra, and nsrst tonal
a msdiclno that had such y*froaAM?'cbarls M.
A Chilfc JdmCSSriJkj
•‘Ttt****p®ctorant U CunilUr nam In mjr howe.
Mr wife thinks it the best medicine in thft world,
“Six, and ail Croupy.”
I smth* mother of six children) all oAHhmhava
bacu croupy. Withoat Tan's Expectorant, I don I
think they could baas survived somaof the attacks.
Expectorant, la anddea emergencies, lor coughs,
—p. ee-A. MD> .. x
‘ M '’o , £SgZJX. , }£t
[Fm
“THE THE IS dBB IV IT* FWHT. H
“Tstfs Pills an worth their weight
MV. I. ILMMPtON, tulssfitt, Kr
"Tutt's Pills ere n special Wemhig of the nine.
Uenthxentsrv.’*—BEV/FTr! OSSSSO. W—Vests
"I here need Tutt's BUs Jar tsrporsftta Moat.
They arc anperior to any wadirise fee biliary die
srdsrssrermsde.'' •
I. P. CAMI, Mtorem* Uw, *|i* Ik
■I here need Tett's EUkOes yeerr in ay family.
They srssnsanaUd for casUrsajraandhiHrasnr.s.''
“We aril MW boxes fntfh PUIs to drs of si
ethers.SAVRE * CO.. CsrtsrsrHls. Oa.
"Tutt’s PlUa bars only to ha Wad to aatabllab
Saion'm’oSS;*! --^r-
Wo 99* WelHWji^e
" Thera Is no medicine so trait adapted to tbe cara
af bilious disorders as TMtt’s PBk.”
JOS. HUMMIt, Wehmead, Vlrgiaia.
AMO A THtWllWo MOHe
TUTTS HAIR DYE]
nrpoßaxp.
HIGH TESTIMONY.'
...SISIIa I
which restores youthful besaty to the hair. ■
Tbat eminent chemist has •■weeded tx ■
producing a Belr Dye which Imitates ■
natare to perfection. Old bacUciors may I
■sr rejoice.” h
fries SI.OO. Mips SS Jfrrrar JL, ■
Koto York. Bold, by oil and, myyUtm.
s ic> .. ill Jno • ttl eseM
J. C. ALLEN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
KLLUAY, OA.,
Viu practice In the fiaportor Courts of
tbe Blue Ridge Circuit. Prompt atuattea
given to all hneinees vatrnetod to his earo.
Col lections n specialty.
THOMAS F. GREER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ELLUAY, OA.
As Solicitor General will attend regu
larly all the Cowrie of the IMBe Ridge Cir
euiti alee, fopnue Court of Georgia sad
0. 8. District aad Circuit Courts. Land
litlgaUoa a specialty.
H. R/FOOT.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ellijay. oa.
PUACTICISB IN THE BLUB RIDGE
4 Circuit, Gives attention to claims
against the United States Government.
Also,
Land Agent.
Parties wishing to buy or roell land In
any of the Cherokee Counties oaa address
or call on him at Kllifav. 1 1-tf
L. J. fiARTREU,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ATLAKTA, GEORGIA*.
PRAonoaa nt mv united states oirouit
and District Courts at Atlanta, and
the Supremo ad 111 parlor Courts of the
Stats. 1-tf
J. R. JOHNSON, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon,
ELLIJAY, GA.
Tenders his profeofiioael mrvicee hi the
citizens of Killjoy and vicinity. WIU
promptly answer ill when not pro
fessionally Jjun2l-Iy,
WEAVER a f*js,
BE ITU (SftIDEOEOIS,
DALTON. GA.”
FAIN A LTOIf,
Physicians •> Surgeons,
MORGANTON, OA.,
Hespeetfrtlly wader their service* to
the people of Fannin and adjacent coun
ties. All oalla promptly attended to aad
proaerlpilona furnished oa application.
George N. Lester, Judge Blue ltldge
Circuit.
Thomas F. Greer. Solicitor.
O
TOWN COUNCIL.
J. R. Johnson. President: J. M. Wat*
kins, B. Wilson,}. B, P. Bmith, G, H. Baa.
dall, Secretary.
.o-—-
BOAKDOF EDUCATION.
W. R. Rack ley, Preeideat; W.T. Hill-
Secretary; W. 6, Woodard, Bilan Wklt.
aker, M. J. West.
-
COUNTY OFFICERS.
J. C. Allen, Ordinary,
L. X. Greer, Clerk Superior Court,
l)r. J. it. Johnson, Sherifl.
P. 11. Milton, Tax Receiver, Collector
end Treasurer.
James A. Carnes, Surveyor.
RELIGIOUS BERVICEB.
Baptist Cruroii—Every second Satur
day and Sunday, by Elder S. 1,. Osborn.
MRTHODtßTEriacoPAi.CHuacH—Every
first Sunday, by Jtcv, A.P. Ellington
MKTHnniriT Episcopai.Ciiurcm. South
Every fourth Kabbath, by Rev. J. \T. Quil
liaa.
fraternal record
Ojk liownnv l.orxis. No. Bf,r. nA.
M.—Meets fir* Friday In each month.
J, R. Johnson, W. M.
J.C. AU.W, Secretary.
MAIL-ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE.
Lcnvo Monranton. Saturday - - • a ra
Arrive at Kilijay, Satuulay -11 Yu
Leave Kilijay, Saturday ... Ipm
Arrive Cartcrsville, Wednesday * p m
Leave Cartarsvilie, Thursday .Cam
Arrive at Kilijay, Friday • - IS m
Leave KUUay, Friday ... 1 pin
Arrive nt Morganton, Friday ■ • p m
Leave Dahloue(a,Tueeday audThursdav
Arrive at Kilijay. Wsd’eday * Friday l m
Leave Kilijay, Wotl'adav A Friday lpm
Arrive at Daltlonegn, Tha’day 4 Hatnrdav
Leave Kilijay, Friday . . . . an
Arrive at Diicktawn, Friday . . pnt
Leave Dlicktown, Saturday ..(pm
Arrive at Kilijay, Saturday - - • p m
Devin GUuanx, I‘oetmaeter.
Baker Sc Hall,
;WKBT MAIN-STREET,
CAUTKRSYIIXE - - - GA.,
Calls the attention of the pragle of Gil
mer, Pickene end adjoining oowitiee, t>>
their large stock of ,*
General Hardware,
IRON, STEEL, CANT STEEL, AND
FARMING IMPLEMENTS of the late*
improved style* BLACK SMITHS’ AND
CARPENTERS’ TOOLS. Also a huge
stock of BELTING both gum end leather.
Give us a call before going elsewhere.
Taking the same goods we will tell m
cheap as you can buy any where rise.
Cell on us
BAKER A HALL.
J. M. LOVELACE,
—DK W.KR IK—
MOOTS, SMOMS,
Leather, SMuflus, Etc.,
BROAD STREET, - . . HOME,GA.
Raving purchased the largest odd moat
complete oasortmeat and selection of
Roots and Shoes. Hemlock, Oak. Sole.
Upper and Harness Lent her, Calf and
Kir Skin*, Toppings, etc.
The fullest line of ihoe.hndiag ever of
fered in this market.
Having twenty years experience in tbe
business 1 am satisfied I eon ofier very
rare and special inducement* in on line
of goods.
I warrant everything and obligate my
self to have repaired, free of charge, a’ll
rips. etc.
When I say I can in the It to j onr ad.
vantage to call and examine my stock I
mean wt.nt I say. t all first door above
Roiinsaville * Brother. My Home made
Brogans can’t lie beaten In material or
wear ; price $1 Give me a trial.
• ‘ M. LOVELACE.
p. g 1 will pay market price lor dry
aide*. <K ’* s ®
1
R. L. SMITH,
CABTKCAY, . . OEORUIA.
-DULM n—
man. ram,
HARDWARE, DRUGS.
MOOT*, MOW, n AT*, UITHU, TIIVIU;
CROCKBRT, aLAMWARB,
■orton; no.,
Ilu tart received new, large Rad well
•elected (look of goods suitable to a onutr.
try trade, and will be sold at panic prices.
He will aell for
Cash or Barter
•a cheap aa the cheap rat j hie extensive
csitcrieuce la business enables him to buy
and aell to suit customers. Tbc people
far and wide are invited to call and exam
ine thia splendid atnrk. and buy their Ml
and winter supply. thia ataad la located
ten tulle* Kart of Kllijay. octlt
MARTIN V. TEEM ft SON,
CLEAR CREEK,OUmar Co.,Ga.
-MAUW Ul—
my nmuoams.
HATS, loon, SHOES,
CROCKET, DRUGS AID ROTHS,
\
In fact, everything kept in a firat clam
country atom.
I will mil good coffee 8) to 4 pounds par
dollar; Sugar •to 10 pouoda per dollar;
Print* Bto 10 oanta; Domestics 8 to 10
o> ,U; Oauaburga 18) to 15 cants; Oot
to alee lit to 86 cant*) Jenna, conntry
mn , good, U to 40 canto; Eantnchy
jeat • 80 to 40.
LAI K AND KEROSENE OIL
always an hand. Also, near the nan
place, I can furnish
WHISKY, BRAHDY AND WINE
for tnidlahml parpens* only. n7;ly
A. BISHOP,
ELLIJAY, GA.,
Now offers for cash or barter a stock of
goods at prices that cannot lw excelled in
thaa aaaatry, consisting at
DIYGOOKOM.
HATS, ROOTS, SHOES,
1809, STEEL, CASTINGS, CUTLERY
QUEENSWAKE, GLASSWARE.
Patent, Medicines
I also keep the CELEBRATED IN
DIAN KI.OOD BYKUP, KEROSENE
OIL sad LAMPS, and everything woolly
found in a fiiit-olam country atora.
In returning thanks Lw post favors, 1
eapcct fully aak a oouttauanon of tha tame.
David Garren
ELLUAY, U..
DEALER IN DRY OOOl)S, ROOTS, BUOKS,
LKATIIKK, HARDWARE, NATS,
CAM, NOTIONS, ETC,
! —•—
A GOOD BVPPLY OP GHOCKUIKS
ilkiji n hand. Also
DYE-STUFFS, PERFUMERIES,
Aad an exeetfcnt Ifeeof
MEDICINES,
Including Afltacks for Jayne's, SwwUl’i
McUmh, Kmtwwy's Ualft and Ayer's
FATEHT MEDICINES.
-Dso constantly on hand a good supply of
IRON, AND COTTON YARNS.
And, la fart, everything that la goatraily
found iu a lry Good* and Grocety store;
and trill he auld exceedingly cheap for
caah nr Iniht,
Call on him at tbMI old and favorabfe
atand fonurriy kept by W. P. Milan*.
18 EI Tic OH m tte mr 1177
CONSTITUTION.
—WIW
Bawfi
just rtiunu nr
JAS. I*. HARRISON A CO.,
ATLANTA, OA.
TiicA.aoccsts porrVMt*Rii
Send for It aod aee the defects of the j
r Be *sd the perfection of the other.
M. S. SWAIN.
CARTMOAY.UA.,
Mill and Bridge
BUILDER.
All Mads cf carpenter amrhdooa In Snt
olnm at vie and at bottom tgwraa.
Special Notice
—TO 1 *
OmCMMS 9 &*WTMMS
BUSINESS MEM OfTiLIER COUNTY
Albta Omborg, Urn Bookseller, Station
er and Binder, of Korn, Ua. la aatliag all
klada of Legal Blanks at BKVKNTY
riVK CENTS par Qwlre.
Flouring AffillaT
Tha attention of tha public is called to
oar new nod elegant Flouring Mills, re
cently meted on Cartecay river, ten miica
East of Kllijay. The tnllla are entirely
new, and the machinery w of the latent
and moat improved style. We challenge
competition ha thia country m to tha qual
ity of our Bear end the quantity pwdnaad
from our mountain wheat. Satisfaction
guaranteed, and all orders far lour will he
SMed an abort notice. Our Lumber Mill#
are ateo to an mcoaUeat condition, and we
Invite the public to give ua a trial.
SMITH di SWANN.
THE NEW RAILROAD!
WB inform the cdtiaana of O timer and
•djoiuiag counties, that wa are now
located at KllUay, where we are prepared
to menufhcMN^
BUGGIES™* WAGONS,
ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE
KKFAIRINU done with neataam and
ntopntch. Our
Blacksmith Shop
la new In goad order, aad we eaa male
anything la onr Uae.
HORSE-SHOEING
IS MADE A SPECIALTY.
GOOD 1-HORSE WAGON 175.
And BITGGIKB An.mSKVKNTT.FIVK
DOLLARS aad upward*.
all kinds of Farming Implements made
to aider or repaired.
Beady-Made Coßm oessUeUr on hand
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