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ThcCarroll County Times.
GA.. Jan. 2«. 1872.
MawoXIC. —Carroll Lol#<* No. dt», If'. A M.
warrant franlod Nov. 1, 1848 tneeu on the
grit Saturday of each month. .
John M. Richard linn. w. ■.
if h. Oracc-w ii. «. w.
I). J. Vw>re. s. ».
j. \V. Stewart, Treasurer,
J. M. JfeCammnn, : rc,
J. Jf. Blalock, s. si,
W. L. Krc <t, #. ».
<(ir oig* Harrir, Steward,
V. B. Ool«, St. wtrd
I). Stripling, Chaplain.
8. H. llarria, Tyler.
TrMFKtixca.— Blakely Smith Lo-lgp No.
'yl, 1.0. G. T. orear*ized April 14, 1871, meets
**ch Friday night.
John M. Iticlmrdaon, W. C. T.
Mias A. E. Garrison, W, V. T.
li. F. Brown. R. 8.
Miss A. F. Blalock. A. R. 8.
G. P. Garrison, F. 8.
H. W Long, Tr.
J M. Blalock, Chaplain,
J. E. Blalock, M.
Mias M. K. Reese. D. M.
Mia* G. A. Harris, I. G.
John Ruvseil, 0. G.
Miss C. A. Daniel, R. H S.
Miss Mary Morgan, L. 11. S.
Jvliu. M. Richardson, L. D.
Savannah, Griffin de N. Ala., Railroad
Leave* Griffin .1 00 p a
Arrives at Newnitn 3 45 p m
.Leave* Newnan 7 00 a m
Arrives st Griffin ... ...947am
Connects at Griffin with Macon and Western K.
Several new business houses will be
•opened in Carrollton soon.
YT Wantod in Carrollton, a good tailor.
fluch a ono could do a first-rate business.
i.jT According to the postal laws, we be
lieve there is no postage upon a paper in the
county where published. This will be a con
siderable saving to Carroll county people
Cixm.— To any one sending us a club of
ten yearly subscribers, at our regular rates,
accompanied by the cash, we will send the
Times one year; for a dub of five yearly sub
scribers we will send the Timks six months.
.Still Tiikt Comic. —Citizens frem other
sections of the State are still arriving in our
town, for the purpose of prospecting it, with
a view of locating. The greatest drawback
ii the want of business and dwelling houses.
The weather has been very cold and
disagreeable the past week—the coldest we
believe of the season.
I*. S' 7lie above was written on T’hnrsdoy
morniug: during the evening of that day
snow commenced fulling, and continued til j
in the night, covering the ground a .me three
inches.
The legal gentlemen of Carrollton,
met on last M in.lay evening, and organized
into a society, for the purpose of
discussing legal and constitutional subjects.
Tlii;. is commendable and shows enterprise
*nd a ,u. eo. Improvement with our la wye :
Ihe.r nit oting, w.il be held on Monday night
The subject for discussion at their next meet
ing >»• “Is State aid to railroads eonstitn
taw! ”
810x8.—- In the -'i-t ■.tionfk or two- levoru*
of our merchants hav-!;ymg >at their igo.s t
designate the.r place »; badness. rtiis .a a
good tign, and »iu»vv» that they do not disbe
lieve, altogether, in advertising. The next
progressive step, for those who have not done
so, is to hang out their sign in their county
paper. Surely if a sign on their stores is
necessary, one in their tow n paper, that goes
weekly into hundreds of families is more so.
LIT We are pleased to announce that the
Mei.irj Tnnxels of Villa Ret in this county,
have recently rented the wood and black
smith shops formerly owned by Mr. James
Coleman, but now by the Messrs Russels
from the latter gentlemen, with the intention,
of | utting up a first class iron and wood shop
1 his is what Carrollton has long needed, and
we welcome the Messrs, Trussels ’ who are
i*iil to be first class mechanics to our tow n.
In another place, we publish a batch
<*f Bmvdon items sent us by our correspon
dent N. S. at that place. We shall always
take a great deal of pleasure in publishing
items of news from every section of the coun
ty, and would here take occasion to thank
N. S for keeping us posted in reference to
Bowdon news. We hope he will continue
to honor our columns, with his contributions.
In order to make our paper still more
int«*resti:»£T to every part of the county, we
should like to secure the services of some
Rentlemon at every Post Otfice, or in every
hixtrict of the county, to send us weekly,
: itom* of news, crop reports, &e—in fact any
‘!hinS l * )at " ould be of general interest. This
P*p*r has been established, for the benefit
,o f| and as a representative of every section of
-' arroll county, and in order to make it a
'faithful elmjijipie of tl)e same, we solicit such
•contributions as is mentioned ahoy/?.
Lookout for thk Engine wlen tub
iiibTi.K Blows.”— We understand that
‘Lttptain White stated wheu here the first of
week, that laying on the .Savannah,
'Griffin and iVorlh Alabama R. R., north ol
would commence about the first of
■April, and would bo continued isl the direc
!l °nos this place, just as fust as the grcuU
was completed This indeed sounds like
‘‘business,” and is good news to our citi-
Z'W B . especially these who ore about to wit*
•ices the consummation of their hopes, for Jo
t *‘' , e many year Let every man do his
‘ yin ui ling me great enterprise, ip which
1 htoll countv is so deeply Interested, and w©
Wl,! iv> °’ ! > w-ord for it that Captain White
*>>! cun.e to time this fall, and that *■ the
of ,ll “ Engine,” which brings with
'■ l,r< -' encr gy, enterprise new ideas und com.
merCi “l rity will be h «rd reverber.
Ming over the lfi|U qf - Q Jd Carroll,”
SowdLon Nows.
Weather extremely -coki.
Business more lively than usual.
Cotton coming in and selling at 19tcU
chickens 15; eggs 15; bnttei 25; corn $1 00;
flour 54 to Gets per pound.
Young Mr. Martin, {residing seven miles
from Bowdon] who was stabbed in the arm
3ome time ago in a fight, is thought to be in
a very critical condition.
The Bowdon college has opened with a
very respectable number of yorng men in at
tendance, even better than was expected. It
was thought at first, that it would be best to
consolidate the female and primary depart
ments with the college, but on opening fouinl
that the college of itself, would be self-sus
taining. The school has therefore been plac
ed on the old and regular college style, ad
mitting none but. young men over fourteen
years of age. The female and primary de
partments have been consolidated into a sep
arate school. Ample «and satisfactory ar
rangements for this Rchool have been made
under the superintendence of Professor II•
M Ennis, who is well known in this vicinity,
as a good and faithful instructor. We will
not yet make any blow about our prospects
for the Railroad or Railroads, but would on
ly say that we hare a project 0:1 foot, that we
hope will settle the question at once, and tha t
the grading to Bowdon will soon be put un
der contract. N. S.
Location op Dwpar S G. A N. A. R.
d.—'Fbe question as to where the depot of
the Savannah, Griffin and ATorlh Alabama
liuilroad would be located has been one of
no little interest to our citizens for some
time past. Therefore, when Captain Wh te
arrived here on last Tuesday with his corps
of engineers for the purpose of deciding the
long mooted question, no little excitement
and speculation was rife in reference to the
matter. On Wednesday morning 10c the
Captain and bis engineers, with several of
our cilizeus took up the line of march in a
southern direction, for She purpose of loc. ting
the exact spot, excitement rau highest, and
squads of men might be seen in several parts
of the square, speculating upon the subject.
1 heir suspense, was, however, soon relieved,
and all can now breathe freely again. The
place decided upon ig near the Baptist
Church, in the sou'heast corner, or in the
corner nearest to the church, of the lot be
longing to the estate of S. Kitigsberry de
cease*!, winch lot is situated on South street,
just beyond the residence of Mr. W. O-
Robinson, and on sume side ot the street the
r**a ! wid run just beyond the place designa
ted tor the depot, and between it und the res
id*nee ot Mr. John Stewart.
he '-'Cation gives general satisfaction, at
«oiar an we nve b<-ard an express.on ot
nub c "pinion m reference to it. it is con
venient and accessible and sufficiently near
to the business portion of town, lor all pruc
leal j ■jr.iioses.
: ‘or the Times.
Acrostic.
BY IKK.
my friend, but lust a moment, let me
speak a word or two,
TTDon a subject that will be of vital interest
to you.
TEe you farmer or mechanic, or just “any
other man,"
gjjtand and listen, and I’ll tell you of (I think)
a splendid plan:
and pay your money in, only twenty
dimes a year;
the TiMKS,and keep well posted, and
votir ideas will be clear.
Ts you like to bear the nows from a distance
or in town,
33? assured you can got, it if you shell the
money down.
JEI very item worth the knowing, will be
carefully prepared,
TTbom the health of Prince Alexis, to the
price of cheese and lard,
Old and young can all be posted, on the
topics of the day,
T> ound the village, in the.country, and in
places far away;
wpp tho homes of frieuds in Texas, and oth
er distant climes,
Hails the neus from Carroll county, in the
Carroll County Times.
TTSverv thing that comes from Carroll is to
them a priceloss gem;
HPrv and take an extr% copy, and have it
mailed to them.
Ts you have an occupation, and you’ld like
for folks to know,
TVfore about the nature of it, advertitt and
get a “blow.”
TPTtditors are mighty clever and w ill pujj e you
for the dimes,
dharpe will do it I’ll assure you, in the
Carroll Copnly Times-
Those wanting any kind of
painting done, would do well to call
upon Mr. Argo, ot the firm of Argo &
Martin, New nan Ga., who is now in
out* town. We can cordially reeom
mend Mr. Argo as a gentleman who
understands his business, as any one
can soon satisfy themselves by exam
ining work done by him.
Come Up.
All persons indebted to the under
signed either by note or account are
respectfully requested to come for
ward and settle.
Jan. 5, ts. W. W, FITTS.
t° the great Champion
Store on the south side of the square,
Carrollton, Ga.
Blalock <fc Tanner.
Mrs. Ida Hay,' wifiTofthe telegrah
operator at LaGrange, died on" the
13th inst.
Georgia News Items.
The Dalton Citizen reports a hor
rible murder in LaFayette, Walker
conuty. A negro man Dick Taylor got
tired of his wife, aud beat her to death
with a stick, and then threw her body
in a well. He has bean arrested and
put in jail.
The same paper also states that sev
eral families have returned from Ark
ansas to Walker county, thoroughly
disgusted with the “far West"
The residence of Mr. John Higgins
in Dalton was destroyed by fire on the
morninsr ot the 12th inst. The fire
originated from a defective flue in the
stove room. Loss about SI,BOO. No
insurance.
A difficulty occured between Henry
Brown and Jno. A. Harrell aud son,
near Eastman in Dodge county, on
the 15th inst. in which theformerwas
killed.
The Heard County Ne’.os reports
the matrimonial fever in that vicinity
as abating, and that the dog popula
tion is on the increase in Franklin.
From the Reporter , *we learn that
the mayor of LaGrange, is calling for
the second installment of twenty per
cent of the subscription to the North
<fc South R. R.
The young men of LaGrange are
trying Xo get up a brass band. As
the editor of the Reporter is a good
“blower,” they ought to give him a
“posish.”
The young men of LaGrange are
getting up a Young Men’s Christian
Association.
The Reporter has the following in
reference to the N. S. R. R.
The work on this Road, south of
LaGrange, is steadily progressing.
A large number of hands are employ
ed. Sections No. 2 and 3 will soon
be graded and ready for the crossties.
Messrs. Dansby & Wood, A. E. Cox,
and J. P. Culbertson & Cos., are push
ing ahead with vigor, and if the in
stallments are promptly paid, this end
of the Road will be completed to Co
lumbus in time for the fall trade. Our
farmers are vitally interested in the
speedy completion of this work, as it
will give them competing Hnes for
shipping off their cotton; and the price
of our staple w ill certainly advance, in
proportion to the reduction offreights.
Carrollton Market.
CORKKCTXD WIKKLY BT K. 0. KRAMER.
CARROLLTON, GA., Jak.«.
Cotton, Middlings 19#
Low Middlings ’9#
Oood Ordinary 18#
Corn, per bushel 100
Peas, “ “ 100
Dried Apple* per pound 6#
“ Peaches “ “ 8
Butter “ “ >•
Eggs per doc... 19#
Chicken* 9o
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cess of The A kUoc froui the start is direct
proof of the contrary. W rth a population to
vast, and of such varied taste, a publisher
can choose his patrons, and his p-«per is rath
er indicative of his own than of the taste of
the country. Asa guarantee of the excel
lence of this department,the publishers woild,
beg to announce during the coming Jt'ir
specimens fiom the following antistg:
W r RicLsrds, Granville Perkins, Jsmea Bmtlar,
Win liar,. FOC D*rlrt, It K Piettet.
Wm Beard, Victor Nehlig, Frank Beard.
George Smiley,Wm H Wilcox, Paul Dixon,
Aug. Will, Janus H Heard, 3 Hows.
These pictures ars being reproduced with*
oat regard to expense by the very best en
gravers in the country, aud will boar tbe sb
verest critical comparison with the best for
eign work, it being the determination of the
publishers that Tbe Aldine shall be a success
ful .vindication of American taste in compe
tition with any existing publication in th«
woild. . * t
LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
Where so much is paid to illustration and
get up of the work, too much dependence on
appearance* may very naturally be feared.
To anticepnte such misgivings, it is only nec
essary to state that tbe editorial management
of The Aldine baa been intrusted to
Mr. RICHARD HF.XRY BTODDAJU>>
who has received assurances of assistance
from a host of the most popular writers and
poets of the country.
THE VOLUME FOR 1872
will contain nearly 800 pages and about 250
fine engravings. Commencing with the num
ber for January, every third number will con
tain a beautiful tinted picture on plate pa
per, inserted as a frontiffpree.
Tbe Christmas number for 1872 will be a
splended volume in itself, containing fifty en
gravings, (four in tint) and. although retails
•t sl, will be sent without extra charge
to all yearly subscribers. >. ~
ACHROMOTO EVERYSUB3CRI
h* r wag very popular feature last year, and
will be repeated with the present volume.
Tbe publishers have purchased and reprodu*
ced, at great expense the beautiful oil paint,
ing by SKIS, entitled “Dame Nature's school.’
1 he ebromo i- 11x13 inches, and is an exact
facsimile, in size aod appearaace, of the orig
inal picture. No American chroaso, which
will at all compare with it, ha« yet been of
fered at retail for legs than tbe price aked for
The Aldine and it together It will be deliv
ered free, with the January number, to eviry
Subscriber who pays for one jear in advance
TERMS FOR 1872.
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article offered by no other paper.
Any person wishing to act* permanently ae,
our agent, wil! apply, with reference, enclos
ing sl, for outfit. Jamkh Sutton &Cos.,
PUBLISHERS,
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