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fc Carroll County Times. ■ ■jtfOU.TON, GA. Dec. ,6, 1872. , c nilth Lodge. No 91.1. O. G. T. organl jlslteK Smi , u * ctß Bet ona and fourth Fri «rd •<, ’ j,r uig hts - Masonic. „ .nit ij*lge,No. F A. M., warrant » / r#rr t..d Novt-riiber.l, 1 84«. meets oh the 'Up'Al i» Chnch Directory. . church. -Rev. Wm. Dimmnck’s ntMP€«„„t' y ate: Ist Sabbath at factory ; *1 Carrollton ; id Villa Rica ; 4tli Church.— Services by at grt«otH*T gabbat b . Rev. Jos. Chambers on f* rr M,hlth'in ’each mouth. Prayer meeting every —Rev. O. W. Colqnlt on 3d V' ,T, ‘ r 'j sabbath in eu-h month. <y tt rd»y ß , rncRCH.-Kev. A. C. Borden will "CB» I6T,A ,h e Ra - ,tirt Church on the lt-t Sunday •rf.T h ' n ,„ ‘ before in each month U itil changed, ;,,<P» ,urdi '> the public will be motifled. The i»* hic -vi observe this announcement, people WUI - Candidates for Office. for TAX RECEtVEk Voters 07 Cabbolll County.—l an- To TnE AVfl'un independent candidate for the ionncemy ■ j { re j Ver . All who know me are office j tUf lain not' ab e to make a sup P*' uhor. All that feel tb tcympathizr- with % i, m*' a favor, bv coming mit in January, me. , winir their sympathy for ofi- who is neediug 1,111 • ' ,rviug to make an honest' support. HM) tu trymb an W. D. JONES. _ TIIR wool Hat Boys or Carroll—l have To Tv„n 28 years as hatter, and now ask the of'serving you as Tai Receiver of said ? rl wat the election in January next. ** utJ, ’ at J. W. CARROLL, FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. Thf nndersigncd announces himself as a candi .. j , flir county Surveyor for Carro.l county. j l( Utewroo J.l). Johdah. FOR ORDINARY. ir are authorized to announce L, C. McCAt- M \N\« »u independent candidate for Otdinary. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. tathf Voters or Carroll County.—We pro « the name of J. M. Ha M RICK, JR.(a wound soldier) ns » candidate for the oftice of County Treasurer of Carroll county. FOr TAX COLLECTOR, tr,. are authorized to announce the name of J. a» a candidate for Tax Collector of Car roll county. t -i(\ Bonnxr —An old citizen, who has contri buted l«”y to the. public enterprises o the rmfotv announces himself as an nioependent SuaSk “Wax CoHvctor of Carroll county. Sept. 6, 1872. If you want a cheap suit yf clothes a good pair of shoes or boots, or a cheap Hal always go to Johnson’s in Newnan to buy them, Go to G, L. & It. A. Johnson's T heu in Newnan to buy cheap Dry ffoodsaud Groceries. Gallon Kinnard <fc Arnall when yoir goto Newnan, give them a trial, they offer inducements to buy of them.— Tney keep a good supply of Family Groceries, tfec. East side public square, in trout of Court House. The purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil is Hazard tfc CashweH’s,- made on the sea shore, from fresh, selected liv ers, by Cashwell, Hazard & Cos., New York. It is absolutely pure and luff sweet. Patients who have once taken it prefer it to all othevs. Phy sicians have decided it superior to any of the other oils in market. 12w. Chapped face, rough skin, pimpler, ringworm, salt-rheum, and othef cu taneuiis attentions cured, and the skin made soft and smooth,' by using the Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Hazard <fc Cos.- New York. Be cer tain to get the Juniper 'far as there are many worthless imitations made with common tar. 12\v. llkunia.—lt is now demonstrated that rupture can be surely cured with out suffering. Elastic Trusses are su perseding all others. We advise all Move buying metal trusses or sup*- porters to send for a descriptive circu it to the Elastic Truss Company, No. f>B3 Broadway, Now York. This truss can be sent by mail to all parts and the country. if. m\ sses M. C. & E. M. Thomasson have just received a large addition to their istock of Millinery and Fancy Hoods. Ladies will find it to their interest to examine their stock and hoar their prices before purchasing Hswhere. , to Debtors. —All persons indebted to Blalock & New, are most Urgently requested to come forward »nd settle. The firm has been dissolv ed, consequent upon the death of Blalock, and the goods divided, a! 'd lienee the necessity of closing up *he business. All those to whom the * lrtn has heretofore generously ex l( ?naed its credit, we hope, will a Ppieciate the situation, and will to ®e tonVard, now that the cotton Cr °P i 3 pouring into market, and mon- plentiful, and settle up old dues. These accoun s m ist ‘ buttled this Fall* and we hope our will cottie pronlptlv forward. I a 'viiJ stiff fi lu j \\' ; c. New at the °d Stand, where old accounts can be settled. It. G. L. Jc R. A. Johnson offer a ‘ ree wagon yard and comfortable r °bibß to their customers and friends in their town. Mr. John Alex a ierfroni Bowdon is with them, and 'd be glad to have his friends call ** him. Some cold weather since our lst issue. r Tlie Fall Term of Bowdon closed this week. See new legal advertisements “ l!i18 issue of the Times. off , *^ ee of picture fn - hee Lying in State. Ait p] t e not ice a good many peo lnto our county, the past . ' VMr J nIWn ’ is now clerking Wine framer. Ben is a good deve r «V nan ’ as as one of the ? ino- 8 ’ lllOßl genial, and accommo ' - V ° nTl " m <*n in town. Th * Hghtning rod man is in town this week. Smith <fc Williamson has our thanks for some nice apples. Go there and get some that are good. m. Business brisk the past week Carrollton is beginning to look some whdt citified', on her streets. 8®“ Mr. J. D. Pruitt, of Trickum District offers for sale cattle, hogs, fodder, shucks corn etc. See adver tisement. . Resumed.— Mr. Garrison has re sumed work upon his brick building. When he gets it finished; as he'wilf at an early day, it will be quite an orna ment to our towrfc Mr. P. G. Garrison, who attend cd the North Georgia Confluence from tiyis place, got back on last Monday. It has not yet been announced, who will supply the M. E. Church at this place, during the coming year. BSP We receive frequent applica tions for specimen copies of our paper from parties living at a distance. Our town is beginning to attract the atten tion of people from all parts of Geor gia and Alabama. New Hack. —Messrs Harris & Ba ker, the enterprising proprietors of the Hack Line between this place and Newnan,have recently put a handsome hack upon their line. Mr. Baker, the en ergetic and accommodating superintend ent of the route, is leaving no stone untuVned, to give a good line of trana pollution between' this place and the railroad below. 8©“ Our friend J. L. Cobb, Esq., is about finishing up his fine residence, out on the Cedartown Street. When finished, it will be one of the best and handsomest buildings, that have been put up this year. He moved into it yesterday Our friends in the country need not tear to come to town, on account of the horse disease, as it is not eafehs ing, but atmospheric, and hence the Horses in the country are as liable, at any moment, to take it as those in town. Personal.— We have had the please ure, during the past week, of meeting in our town, our friend Col. S. W. Harris of West Point Col Harris was a gallant soldier, during the late war, being commander of the 6th Georgia Regiment, and is a young man of fine talent, for whom we pre dict a rapid rise in his profession, the law. This is the Colonel’s second visit to our county,- in the last month or two, and* he is so well pleased with both our county and town, that we be lieve he has about made up his mind to settle in Carrollton. II a A he’. Departed this city on the 30th ult. Thomas K. Connor, aged 19 years 11 months and 29 days. For several weeks he had been at’ dieted with that fatal epidemic, known as the “ western fever,” and his friends, accurate in their diagnosis of bis case, have known that sooner or later they, would be called upon to part with their beloved companion. On last Saturday morning the sad finale came, and while surrounded by friends who spoke kind words of cheer and en couragcmeot into an ear that would soon be dull to their voices, the silver cord (that bound him to Carrollton) was loosened, the golden bowl (out of which we drank Tom and Jerry) was broken, and the bright, cheerful spirit of our dear friend and companion winged its flight to his lather (in Texas.) Before this tribute of respect to bis memory,’ shall greet the eyes of his friends* he shall have handed in his chips to the grim Charon of the Mississippi, and his soul be reveling in the delimits of the auriferous West. ’T is ever a sad duty to part with those we love, one of whom Tom was‘which.’ We have been intimately associated with him for many months, and can truly say that a more agreeable com panion, or sincerer friend we never ad. He was kina and courteous to all, faithful and true to his friends, open, frank and “ generous to a fault with all he met, and we pay but a just compliment to him when we say ; “ None knew him but to love him Or named him but to praize.” We shall miss thee sadly dear Tom in all our pleasure excursions, at our parties, and in our evening game of whist. The girls too will keenly feel thy absence. Ho mote for thee their blazing hearth shall burn Or Carroll sweetheart braid her shining ha.r ; Soon Texan girls will greet our Tom's return. And crowd around his envied kiss to share." But more than all others will the old Thespian Corps iuiss thee. We fear that fraternal society will wax and wane now that the brightest sta r in its galaxy cf histrionic talent has de parted. May a happy fortune attend the path of each and every one through life, and in the great final day, when the Lord shall count up the jewels in his diadems, of saints, may not one be wanting, but each be a gem in the glittering circle. A Thespian. Carrollton, Dee. 3. 1^72. The Epizootic. No section of the country seems to be free from the ravages of the horse I epidemic, now raging over the land | It has found its way into every nook | and corner of our country. During the past week, we have noticed sever al cases of it in our town, and we hear that it is in variotls portions of the conntv. Hence, the following, from the Buffalo Commercial, upon its symptoms and treatment comes in au> pfopriately at this time: '•The dis ease which is now seizing so generally the horses of this city is plainly of a catarrhal character The first notable symptom will be a flow of tears from the eyes, a waterv dis charge from the nose, and general lan guor. Next a cough, which, becom ing more frequent, will soon occur in paroxysms. In the commencement the membranes of the nose will' be found pale, or of a leaden color, and those of the eyes presenting a yellow ish or reddened appearance. Many cases are ushered on with a chill.— All this is soon succeeded by a gener al feverish condition manifested by heat of the mouth, membranes of eyes and nose reddened, pulse fre quent, though soft and easily com pressed, respiration quickened and sometimes laborious. At this stage the bowels may be sluggish, urinary organs inactive, and the discharge from the nose often assuming a yel lowish or greenish appearence. The disease usually runs its course within ten days, and with proper treat ment few, ii any, cases ought to prove fatal. Those, that do so are usually complicated with other disea ses, as bronchitis or pneumonia. Treatment.— The patient should be excused from all labor, and allow ed complete rest. The stables should be kept clean and well ventilated.— Disinfectants may be useful, and in some cases neccessaiy. Either of the following will answer. Carbolic acid, sulphate of iron, or brotno cl oral utn The patient should be properly groom ed, and the nose and eyes frequently sponged witli water, and the limbs, if cold, bandaged. The drink should have the chill slightly removed, but not enough to make it warm and un palatable. The diet should be light and of a' laxative nature ; say short feed or bran wetted or scalded ; with a little salt added. Hay in limited quantities may be allowed. Southern Cultivator.— This old and reliable magazine for December is at hand. Every farmer should have it. Now is the time to subscribe for the corning year. Address W. L. Jones, Athens, Georgia. An Epizootic Wa UMNO. — A man by the name of Becker, who resides near Quarryville New York, owned a couple of horses tln>t bad the distem per. In cleaning out the mangers, the other day the virus came in contact with a flesh wound on his hand. In a short time his hand and arrrf became so terribly inflamed and swollen, they had to be amputated. Soon after the amputation he died. Persons owning horses cannot exercise too much pru dence in this respect, as the matter from this distemper is rank poison to the human system. Tee North and South Railroad. —We learn from the Columbus Sun that Col. W. J. Winn, until recently Chief Engineer of the Nortn and South road, has resigned, and we learn, re turns to his home in Liberty county, and that Mr. F. W. Harris succeeds him as Fngineer in charge. The Sun says that Mr. Harris, with the neces sary assistants, left Columbus on Tuesday to complete the revision of the location North of La Grange, so that the Heard eounty construction company may go to work. We regret the resignation of Col. Winn as we believe him to have been a faithful and efficient engineer. To him much of the credit is due for the rapid progress that has been made in the construction of the North and South Railroad. Wherever he goes he will carry with him the kind wish es of many on this line of railroad en terprise.—Li Grange Reporter < A gentleman meeting a friend who was wasting away with consump tion, exclaimed, “Ah ! my dear, fellow, how slowly you walk. “Yes,’’ replied the consumptive, “I walk slow but I’m going fast.” Elias Williams, of Buffalo, Missouri, blew into the muzzle of his gun to see if it was loaded. Could Mr. Williams communicate with his friends in this world, his spirit would gently whisper ‘lt was.” Carrollton Market. CARROLLTON, GA., Dee, 6, orriCE or the carroll cocmtt times. Cott«h— Receipts for the season up to date 675 tules. Sales]for the week 116 balci. FFe quote Middlings 16X Low Middlings 16H Good Ordinary 16 Corn, per busnel 1 oO Wheat, 1 75 Peas, “ “ 100 Dried Apples per pound 5X Peaches pealed “ “ 8 Peaches unpealed ; 4 Butter “**.... 20 Eggs per doz 9o Chickens 15 Bacon Sides ... IS Bulk ” ~. 13 Lard 15 llftiH* H-. Cs 90 READ! RE.IR!! THE REVOLUTION HAS COME. Go to the North East corner of the public square and you will *ee that a great change has taken place. JOHN W. MERRGLL, Has on hand a splendid assortment of Fall and Winter goods bougiit late in the season at reduced prices, and he is thereby enabled to sell at Low Figures Call and we big assortment of Prints, Domestic, Notions, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Jtc., A good stock of Leather always on hand, Don’t buy elsewhere tHI you examine hii stock, and satisfy yourself as to prices and quality of goods. He is determined to sell as low as the lowest. Caslipaid. for Cotton Dry Hides cbo Remember the place at the old stand. nov 1, ’72—tf. JOHN W. MERRELL. LIVERY STABLE, By B. H ‘A RIGHT, Newnan, Ga. Stable near Baptist Church. [oct 4,3 m. HARNESS & SADDLERY, BY 0". D. MitcHell, CARROLLTON, GA. Shop located South of the Court House on Railroad Street. Mattresses also always on hand. The pntronnge of thoce wanting anything In my line, is respectfully tolicited. Come and see me and bring along with yon the Cask J D, MITCHELL, uov. 8. 1872. R. P. COLE MATHEW COLE. HWiYM STEAM WORKS, R. D. COLE & BRO. Manufacturers of Sash, Rlinds, Doors, Door & TFm doin' Frames, Moldings, Cor’rnee, Brackets, and all building t cork. also. Agents for sale of machinery, such as Steam Ensines. Saw and Grist Mills, Patent inserted teeth Saws, Saw Glimmers, Piaining Machines, and wood working machines gen erally. Cotton Gins and Screws, Wheat Threshers and Separators, fountain Pumps, &c.. &c. For further information and prices address, R. D. COLE & BUG., oct 4 72—ly.* Newnan, Ga. DRY GJGLS, GROCiRiES & HARDWARE,- FARMERS STORE, West side Public Square, Newnan, Ga. oct 4,72 —6 m. Wilkcrson & McGarity, AT WILKERSON’S FIRE PROOF WARE HOUSE, NEW HAN, GA. Are prepared to stoie Cotton on good terms. They keep constantly on hand FAMILY SUPPLIES of all kinds. Farmers would find it to their interest to examine their stock before pur chasing elsewhere. We also keep a large lot of Buggies, Roekaways, Wagons, &c., which we wifTsell low. 6UII and examine when you come to Newnan. WilkersojT & McGarity. oct 4 6m. J. T. Holmes & Bro. DEALERS IN Family Groceries, ALL KIXDS OP SU3AR, COFFEE, MOLASSES, FLOUR, Bagging and Ties, Tobacco, Cigars,, &c. —ALSO— Confectioneries of all kinds. We ask one and all to call on us before purchasing else where. In the house formerly occupied by W. S Hilley, South side Public Square, Newnan Georgia. oct. 4, 72—ly Hack Line Schedule, Leaves Newnan at Si a. m. for Carrollton and Bowdon, Monday, Wed nesday and Friday Returns Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday —arriving at New nan at 4 J p.*m. in time for the train to Atlanta. HARRIS & BAKER. sept. 13. ly. Proprietor. "Livery, Sale, AND Feed Stable, Carrollton, Ceo. Having opened a first class Livery Stable in Carrollton I respectfully ask the patron age ot the traveling public. Good buggies and splendid horses, with careful drivers can be obtained at reasonable rates. Travelers leaving their stocks with me may rest assured that they will be well fed and attended to. E. W. WELLS. July 19, 1872—1 y. Valuable Fine Land tor Sale. I Oiler 50 acres of good pine land for sale situated six and a half miles South of Ca r* rolitori, lying on the Trickum road, with good dwelling, smoke-house, stable and crib, with a good well of water on the premises. There is about 3 acres of cleared land on the place. Jas. A. MAUK. Nov l-2m. 11l Earnest. All persons indebted to the undersigned either by note or account, (and especially those whose notes and accounts have been runnimr for the last two, three and fouryears,) •are respec dully requested to come forward and settle. lam compelled to raise money and 1 hope my friends w ill help me in this, mv time of need. now 1 ts. W. \\\ FTTT'\ [FOUNDED 1858.] Moores SOUTHERN BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, Corner Broad and Alabama St. ATiAHTA ox. The oldest established most snccess full Business School in the Central Southern States, and the only one in the South. Con ducted by an experienced merchant, and PRACTICAL ACCOUNTANT. The Course of instruction is Thorough, Practical and Systematic. PREPARING tOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED MEN For the duties of ACTUAL BUSINESS LIFE. Graduates of this institution are now filling Responsible and Lucrative positions in Banks and Business Housesfin this and other States, and stand pre-eminent as Practical Book Keepers over the Graduates of any other Busiress SSclxool in the country. There are no Vacations. Students can en ter at any time, as no'instruction is given in classes Business Advocate and Specimens of Pen manship mailed free to anv address. B. F. MOORE, A. M. t)ct 4 ’72-ly. President. ~ " ’ ' ~~ ' ' New Photograph Gallery. 1 "We would respectfully in the citizens of Car- WiH r°l ,,t 'Q aud vicinity that ouj Photographic Gallery is now ready and that we are prepared to take PICTURES OF ALL kinds. Our Gallery is situated just below Garrison’s new brick building, on the streeet leading out towards Vila Rica. We are prepaied to take first clas* pic tures, and guarantee satisluction. A r ov. 29. T. E. &U E CHAM BERS. Dr. Goodman’s VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS Is the best substitute for Mercury now be fore the public, and a hundred Testimonials can be given that they are worth their weight in gold as a family medicine. Buy one box and you will use no others. Dr. Goodman’s CHAMPION OF PAIN Is the great remedy for Asthma, Rheuma tism, Neuralgia, and is equal to any Pain Killer now before the public. Prepared by e Physician of more than twenty years experi ence. For sale bv Db. WM. JOHNSON, Druggist. Carrollton, Ga. June 7,1872 —1 y. JAS. E. BLALOCK. JAS. G. TANNER. Blalock & Tanner, New store. {East Side of Newna i Street just above the Post Office, 1 o our friends and the public generally, we would say that we have just opended a new slock of DRY GOODS AND groceuxes, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS. Just above the Post Office. Call and see ua, if you want anything in our line, and we will guarantee satisfaction in prices. nov29. BLALOCK & TANNER. ATTENTION FRUIT GROWERS TENNESSEE NURSERY, Gaines tto Ward, PROPRIETORS. Philadelphia, Tennessee. Those wanting the very best varieties of Fruits, adapted to this climate, could not do better than to secure their trees from the above celebrated Nursery. Mr. R. J, Gains, one of the proprietors, is well known to the most ol our citiizens, being identified with the mining interests of Carroll country, so no one need har of having imposed upon them bogu* varieties, but in every instance genuine qualities, as represented. A catalogue of the above nursery can be seen at this office, and orders left with tbe proprietors of this pap^r. \ s-'pt. 1T ts. cv .VE n*\s NEW STORE. New Goods! New Goods! ! EVERYTHING BRAN NEW. W. C. New would inform his friends, and the public generally, that he is still at the old stand o^ Blalock A New, and is now receiving a large Bran Now Stools, of GrOods, Consisting of everything usually kept in a first class store, such as Dry Goods, Hats Rips. Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Crockery, Sole and Upper Leather, Sugar, Coffee, &c. Come and see me before purchasing elsewhere, aud see if I cannot make it to your interest. [oct 18] "'W• C?. ]NT!E2N7\^. LARGE OPENING OF Fall and Winter G-oOdSr THE BEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF [OOODS To be found in the Town, can now bo seen at the popular Oxn Patca Hovsa of E. G. Kramer. Having replenished my stock, I have made extra prepirution for a large Fall and Winter Trade. and can show a FULL LINE OF GOODS in every DEPARTMEST. I respeofully tender my thank3 to the citterns of th s town an 1 onnfy for the liberal patronage bestowed upon me during the past year. I shall endeavor to merit and retain the same by dealing fiirly upon equitable principle* , and givng lull value for the money. Give me a call and be convinced. F. O, KLR. AME3R. For Cotton I pay as usual the highest market prices. EXCHANGE ! EXCHANGE !! fob all kisds of farm produce at % Jesse Y. Blaloclis store. Enquire for his STORE HOUSE, and examine one of the best stocks of Goods in the market. Farmers and Ladies are respectfully invited to call aud examine. Store house on the South east comer of the Public Square. ar Y- pialooB: SANDERS & ORR NEWNAN, GA. Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BITS, HARDWIRE, &C., &C. 4r Shoes Bought Direct from Manufactures in Boston. SALESMEN BEN ORR [oct 4 ly] BEN WRIGHT. Railroad Has Come! The Heaviest Stock of Family GROCERIES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, on hand and still arriving since the war at SMITH dts WILLIAMSON, CARROLLTON, GEORGIA. Be sa.*c you are right, then go ahead. Wo Shoes, Haicware, Cutllery, Notions, Songs &c,, CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST, COME ONE, COME ALL. We will keep a good supply of Corn, Meal, Flour. Bacon, Lard, Sugar Coffee, Syrup l Molasses, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of various kinds at the very lowest Cash Prices THE FINEST BAR AND BAR ROOM. — The Best Bar and Bear keeper Johnnie Ackiin, always on hand day and night, Master of songs and animals. We have a genuine Live BAR with a general assortment of Foreign and Domestic Liquors of all grades and qualities. Sacramental Wines at Cost. Thanking our numerous friends for the libeial patronage, hoping a continuance of tba the same. We challenge competition and rivalry in Groceries and Prices. FURNITURE! FURNITURE!! Now is the time to get your houses furnished, aim** THOMPSON, COLF. & CO.. NEWNAN GEOKGIA,' is the place to bny. Bedsteads with rollers at $4. WITH AS EXTENSIVE Jk SORTMEST OF Groceries or ALL KINDS. FAMILY SUPPLIES, Fanning Tools, Leather,Boots,