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Times. GA - Dtc ' 13,875- '•T C ~ t nt i(Te. No 91.1. O. O. T. organ! *» ■ second aud f-Uilh Pel -14, »«#*' __ <i„S Masonic. I “ >V H „ , ..tse. No. f.9, F. A. M., warrant f# 1 m b,rl, I S4«. raevts on the * “* ch mouth fliuclt Directory* - Wn». Dijnmock’s y: Qytnv vare: Ist Sabbath at ,n 2d Carrollton ; Id Villa Kica ; 4th factory . - a |> ■>. .f..r«lr- r „ rß rH. Services by at H «o® 19 /r sSfcrth ; Rev. Jos. Chambers oh ■ 'O’. ** “ b m onth. l’rayer meeting every Pn^HlLbiwi* 1 V, _T?ev. O. \V. Colqnit on 3d • r * in eu ,- h month. i,|®> :.a<l . ..rurit.-Kev. A. C. Borden will Rnfirtfhnrch on the let Sunday ill ,he A re ill each month u itil changed, b !|, c public will be mocitied. The wrve tni** aiiUOunceme.it. 'a-Mup* * ,U ° p.„ l K sTANT CHURCH.—Rev John O. y liE rHi>o ,sT , Saturday and Sabbath New '■ a.cll. N 7i«Ttv 2nd Saturday and Sabbath i and ‘*"* u o r A Satuidav and Sabbath Mt. UowU ““ ■ *■' fandTdatea tor Office. I ‘(M FOE SHERIFF. . rai _nad hereby Announces himself as Sheriff in the np niiu iry election and asks the support msS&*>v« u, . pr “'“ l Sf.ir. ‘KiS: B B,c " lßth Ir * " f ok tax receiver. voters or Cakrolll County.—l an- T “ v9e ifus an independent candidate for the ■ounce in.; j^ u< . e j ver< >,n who know me are ■*«! a that I am not Rb e to make a Blip ■> ; n iv labor. Ail that feel to sympathize with W' 'll (lo me a favor, bv coming oat m January, W'i I, wiwr their sympathy for on who is neeumg t rV ino to make an honest support. «,piutr)iDfeio YV. D. JONES. ■ roTHE Wool llat Boys of Carroi.l-I have ■ ~and vua 28 years as hatter, and now ask the i£„! nerving you' as Tax "Receiver of said • !v at the election iu January next. ■unty,»itnee j. W. CAKQjOLL. for county surveyor. I Thr nnderslgned announces himself ns * candi- Kte for County Surveyor for Carroilcounty.^ FOR ORDINARY. I wv *rs authorized to announce L, C. McCAL as an independent candidate for Ordinary. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. I t<*thk Voters or Carroll County.—We pro- Lie the name of J. M. IIA MRICK, JR.(« wonrnl- Eitoldicr) aa a candidate for the office of County Breiutirer of Carroll county. FO : TAX COLLECTOR, ■ n> are authorized to announce the name of J. Hr Edok as a c .ndidate for Tux Collector of Car- Hj county. ■ j 11S lio.NNER—An old citizen, who has contri- 1 H-;ed"largely to the public eiiterpri.-es o' the ' ■L llty , announce* himself as an independent Hjudiuide, for Tax Collector of Carroll county. I 8©“ 10 Dwelling house lots for sal e ty J. C. Benson tfc J Y. Blalock.— Said lots contain from £ to 2| acres. 4t. It you want a cheap suit of clothes & good \>rur of shoes or boots, or a uheaj> llat always go to Johnson’s iu Xewnau to buy them. Go to G, L. & R. A. Johnson’s then in Newnan to buy cheap Dry Goods and Groceries. Call on Kinnatd <st Arnall when you go to Newnan, give them a, trial, they * tier inducements to buy ot them.— They keep a good supply of Family Groceries, &c. Fast side public square, in front of Court House. The purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil is Hazard & Cash well’s, made on the sea shore, from fresh, selected liv ed, by Cash well, Hazard t& Cos., New York. It is absolutely pure and inJ sweet. Patients who have once taken it prefer it to ali others. Phy liciatis have decided it superior to any and the other oils in market. 12\v. Chapj ed face, rough skin, pimples, ringworm, salt-rheum, and other cu taneoua affections cured, and the skin Jiia&e soft and smooth., by twing the Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Hazard & Cos., New York. Be cer tain to get the Juniper Tar Soap, as there are many worthless imitations made with common tar. 12w. ulfjmua.—lt is now demonstrated that rupture can be surely cured with out suffering. Elastic Trusses are su perseding all others. We advise all .before buying metal trusses or sup* porters to send for a descriptive circu lar to the Elastic Truss Company, No. 683 Broadway,' Noyv York. This truss can be sent by mail to all parts of the country. ts. M. C. & E. M. Thomasson have just received a large addition to their stock of Millinery and Fancy poods. Ladies will hud it to their interest to examine their stock and hear their prices before purchasing elswhere. Notice to Debtors. —All persons indebted to Blalock & New, are most Urgently requested to come forward and settle. The firm has been dissolv ed, consequent upon the death ot 'lr Blalock, and the goods divided, a,) d hence the necessity of closing up the business. All those to whom the firm has heretofore generously ex tended its credit, we hope, will appreciate the situation, and will come forward, now that the cotton crop is pouring into market, and mon «y becoming plentiful, and settle up their old dues. These accounts must settled this Fall, and we hope our friends will come promptly forward, will still find W. C. New at the •old Stand, where old accounts can be settled. ' tt. G. L. & R. A. Johnson offer a free wagou yard aud comfortable r °oniß to their customers and friends w hile in their town. Mr. John Alex ander from Bowdon is with them, and "ill be glad to have his friends call uud seehim. J. B. Stewart advertises Dry Goods, &c., at the lowest prices. See His advertisement. See the advertisement of AY. Suinerlin, in another column. Ist Quarterly Conference at Church 11th and 12th of Jan- Uar y> 1873. Sec announcement of M. C Hopgiu “Have you any kinfolks here ?’’ A. H. 8., was wont to laugh and say that the people ot C were all re lated; and he used to tell a tale of this *km«i : P. fell out with Q. one day and was abusing him to R. Li-temag patientl\’ until P. got to a pause, R. said—“ I have heprd such things of Q. before, aRd I am afraid they are true ; but, you see, Q. is my uncle.” “ D he,” cried P, “I beg your pardon. I be lieve every word I’ve said, but as Q. ] s your uncle, and you are a particular Inend of mine, I’ll take it all back.” And off P. posted to pour his corns plaints into the ear of S.; who heard him awhile and then remarked, ‘Well* yes, I am afraid Q. is not so good as he ought to be, but, you see old tel, h,e is my fathersin-law.” “Thethunder you say!” roared P. “Is that sos I am willing to swear to every thing I’ve said, but as you and I are good friends, I take it every word back.” After visiting TANARUS., U., V., & C., and finding that Q. was kin to them all, P. discovered a stranger ride up. Ap proaehkig him cautiously, he mysteris ously took him aside and whispered in his ear, “ Have you any kinfolks here ? ” “ No,” was the reply. “Well,” said P. joyfully, “ you are the very man I’ve been looking for all the morning. Here, landlord, put up this man’s horse and give him his dinner. I’ll pay all damages.” Then, tak'ng the stranger to his room, P. unbosom ed himself of all his grievances ; and> being relieved of his burden, he came forth ,in great good humor with every body, and was ready to shake hands even with Q. Minis e.ill Changes. Rev AV. C. Dunlap will be pastor of the Methodist Church, vice Rev. Jos. Chambers who goes to Fairhurn ; and Rev. J. P. Shaffer will be pastor of the Baptist Church, vice Rev. G. W. Colquitt who goes to Heard County. Whilst we regret to part \yith old friends, we cheerfully extend the right hand of welcome to new. Mr. Dun lap is no stranger here, however, but returns to sow again in fields froiy which he has heretofore reaped abun dant harvests. Mr. Sh ifter has al ready visited us and made a good im pression. Rev’. AVm. Dimmock of the Presby terian Church aud Rev. A. C. Borden of the Christian Church, will contin ue in their pastorates. A\ r e trust that the labors of all will be abundantly blessed to the good of our town and county, and commend those that leave us to the affectionate care and confidence of their new charges. *** Barnum & Robinson.— The great showmen have visite l Georgia this winter and, no doubt, reaped a golden harvest. Quite a delegation from our town visited Newnan o?i the Oth inst. t to see Barnum. From them we wJI doubtless learn whether or not the Prince of Humbugs humbugged them. “ Lookout for the Engine when the AVhistleßlows.”—i’keears have reached AVhitesburg, and soon, we hope, we will have daily mails. By May we ought to have steam comma uication with the outside world. t&aTThe editor is absent this week and the pro. tem. is inexperienced; this is our apology for any lack of the usual variety. “Ye local” went oft' to see Barnum’s whale, and we don’t know whether he has been sold or Jonahed. A prisoner was brought up from AA T hitesburg the other night on a charge of larceny. He waived an ex amination and gave leg bail. “Still tukt come.”— Who ? why don’t you know that all the world wants to come to Carrollton 1 Hardly a day passes without bringing some one here in quest ot a home. Our greatest need now is houses to rent o r sell. The attention of.property own ers and capitalists is called to this pressing want. Let them supply it, and they will reap a rich harvest. New Streets and Lots.— The ekv council ought withoutdelay to Take the necessary steps to lay out new streets. The new boundary of the city should be determined, and the recent acquisition of territory divided into town lots. Hurry up, gentlemen; don’t hang tire too long. Postponed.— The drawing of the Monumental Association of Georgia at Augusta is postponed until Jan. 3th, so as to allow Agents opportunity to sell tickets through the Holidays. This has been done at the request of the friends of the enterprise. r Editor Times —The election for Council men of Bowdon came off to day, which resulted in the election of the following gentlemen : J. W. Adamson, Dr. John Coston, Dr. L. I Adahold, J. W. Downs and G. A. McDaniel. It is not known yet which of them will be styled Mayor, or who will be the marshal, but it is hoped that there will be but little for any of them to do, except the general regu lations of such matters as will be necessary for the general well fare of the town and surrounding community. N. S. Bowdon, Ga., Dec. 9. Masonic Information. Carrollton Chapter, No. 22, R. A. M., meets 3d Tuesday of each month. Officers elected for current masonic year. Jno. M. Richardson, H. P. David Stripling, K. J. P. Col man, S. W. AV. Fitts, C. IL J. W. Merreil, P. S. E W. AVells, H. A. C. A. C. Borden, M. 1 Y. P. G. Garrison, M. 2 Y. L. J. Smith, M. 3 V. J. W. Merreil, Tr. AV. C. New, Sec’y. S. 11. Harris, Tyler. Officers will be installed the 17th inst. Carroll Lodge, No. 69, F. A. M.— Officers elected for the current igaspn ic year. David Stripling, AV. M. J. H. Haines, S. AV. D. J. Moore, J. AV. AV. AV. Fitts, S. D. Thos. Earnest, J. D. J. XV. Stewart, Tr. 11. B. Hagin, Sec’y A. C. Borden, Chaplain. B. M. Long, Steward. J. Aiken, Steward, S. H. Harris, Tyler. Meets first Tuesday in each month. The Atlanta newspaper men have agreed not to duel. Gens. Gor don, Colquitt and others secured an amicable adjustment of the difficulty. B&T The horse disease is all over our countv, but in a mild form. We Reap Wftat we Sow For pleasure or pain, for weal or for woe— Tis the law of being—we reap as we sow; JFe may try to evade them, may do what we will, But our acts, like our shadows, will follow us still. The world is a wonderful chemist, be sure, And detects in a moment the base or the pure; We may boast of our claims togpnius or birth, But the world takes a man for just what he is worth, We start in the race for fortune or fame. And then, when we fall, the world bears the blame ; But nine times out of ten, ’tis plain lobe seen, There’s a ‘.screw somewhere loose’ in the hu- Utan machine. Are you wearied and worn in this hard, earthly strife 1 Do you yearn for affection do sweeten your life f Remember, this great truth has often been proved, We musj make ourselves lovable, would we be loved. . Though life may appear as a desolate track, Vet the bread that we cast on the water comes back. This law was enacted by Heaven above. That l.ke attracts like, and love begets love. \\ T e are proud of our mansions of mortar aud stone, In our gardens are flowers from every zone ; But the beautiful graces which blossom within 1 irow shriveled and die in the Upas of Sin. We make ourselves heroes and martyrs for gold, Till health becomes broken, and youth be cotces old. All! did we the same for a beautiful love, Our lives might be mu*ic for angels above. We reap what we sow—oh! wonderful truth ; A truth hard to learn in the days of our youth! It shines out at last, as the ‘hand Oil the wall,’ For the world has its * debit’ and ‘credit’ lor all. Compulsory Education.—ln Prus sia, Switzerland, Austria, Denmark, Norway and Sweden, education is made obligatory by statutory enact ment. Holland practically makes it the same by denying certain rights and privileges to the uneducated.— England and France both have this question now under discussion. There is a drift of public sentiment An that direction in this country, The Legis latures ot Pennsylvania, Ohio, Couuec ticut, New Hampshire, and Michigan have recently made this subject a mat ter of debate, and a late number of the Christian Union strongly favors compulsory education in this country. —American Journal. HYMENIAL. Married on the sth inst., at Mrr AV P Karr’s, by J. M. Hamrick, N. P., Air William S. Harper and Miss C. C. Karr. Married < n the Bth inst., at tin.' resi dence ot Tiltnon Dewberry, by J AI. Hamrick, N P., Air. AY. P. Smith and Mary L. Phillips. .Varying seem? to be the go. Through December's ch.lling *now. Printer’s fee O. K. Married on the sth inst., at the resi dence of the bride’s father, by the Rev. A. C. Borden, Air. Charles B. AA'il liams and Aliss S. E. Haynes, all of Carroll county. Carrollton Market. CARROLLTON, GA., Dee, IS, orncE or the cxrboll coustt tikes. Cottok— Receipts for the season up to date 108 bales. Sales for the week 783 bales. IFe quote Middlings Low Middlings 1C& Good Ordinary lc Corn, per bushel I 0/5 Wheat 1 75 Peas, “ “ 1 0° Dried Apples per pound 5* Peaches pealed “ “ -8 Peaches unpealed... 4 Butter *0 Kggs per 25 Chickens 15 Bacou Sides •• 18 Bulk " 1' LarJ JJaussS. C.. RE+ID l RE*ID ! t THE HEVOt-UTION HAS COME. Go to the North East corner of the pnbtii: square and yon will see that a greet change has taken place. JOHN W. MERRELL, Has on hand a splendid assortment of Fall and Winter goods bought late in the season at reduced prices, and he is thereby enabled to sell at Low Figures Call and see his assortment of Prints, Domestic, Notions, Hats, Boots, Shoes, «kc., A good stock of Leather always on hand, D#n’t buy elsewhere till you examine his stock, and satisfy yourself as to prices and quality of goods. lie is determined to sell as low as the lowest. O asDpaicl for Cotton Dry Sides ffco Remember the place at the old stand. nov I, ’72-tf. JOHN W. MERRELL liIVERY STABLE, By B. H WRIGHT, Newnan, Ga. Stable near Baptist Church. [oct 4,3 m. HARNESS & SADDLERY, BY J. 13, Mitclaell, CARROLLTON, GA. Shop located South of the Court House on Hadroad Street. Mattresses also always on hand. The patronage oj thope wanting anything in my line, is respectfully r.olicited. Coine and nee me and bring along with von the Cash J D, MITCHELI.. uov. 8. 1872. R. P. COLE MATHEW COLE. MAIN STEAM WORKS, R. D. COLE & BRO. Manufacturers of Sash, Blinds, Boors, Boor & Win dow Frames, Moldings, Cornire, Brackets, nd all, building rcork. A\SO. Agents for sale of machinery, such as Steam Engines. Saw and Grist Mills, Patent inserted teeth Saws, Saw Glimmers, Planting Machines, and wood working machines gen erally. C’otton Gins and Screws, Wheat Threshers and Separators, Fountain Pumps, & c., &.c. For further information and prices address, R. D. COLE & BRO., oct 4 ’72—ly.* Newnat., Ga. DRY GJOtS, GROCI RIE-S & HARDWARE, Ola,ss 7 FARMERS STORE, "West side Public Square, Newnan, Ga. oct 4, ’72—Cm. Wilkcrson & McGarity, AT WsLItERSON’S fire ppmof ware HOUSE, NEWNAN. GA. - Are prepared to stoie Cotton on good terms. They keep constantly on band FAAIILY SUPPLIES of all kinds. Farmers would find jt to their interest to examine their stock before pur chasing elsewhere. VVe also keep a large lot of Buggies, Rockaways, Wagons, &c., which we will sell low. Cali and examine when you come to Ne>; nan. AVilkdrsox & McGarity. oct 4 Am J T. Holmes & Bro. * DEALERS IN Family Groceries, ALL KIXDS OP S'JjAR. COFFEE, MOLA3SES, 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 Hillev, South side Public Square, Newnan, Georgia. oct. 4, ’72—ly- Hack Line Schedule, Leaves Newnan at 94 Jfress*s^ a. nt. for Carrolkoi and fJowdon, Monday, Wed- Returns Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday —arriving at Newnan at li p. m. in time for the train to Atlanta. HARRIS & RAKER, sept. 13. ly. Proprietor. Livery, Sale, AND Feed Stable, Carrollton, G-eo. Having opened a first class Livery Stable in Carrollton I respectfully ask the patron age of 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 Hiue Land tor Sale. I oiler 50 acres of good pine land for sale situated six and a half miles South of Car roliton, lying on the Trickum road, with good dwelling, smoke-house, stable and erib, with a good well of water on the premises. There is about 3 acres of cleared lar.d on the place. Jas. A. MAUK. Nov l-2m. In Earnest. All persons indebted to the undersigned either by note or account, (and especially those whose notes and accounts have been running for the last two, three and fouryears,) are respecJully requested to come forward and settle. lam compelled to raise money and 1 hope my friends will help me in this, my time of need. BOV. L-ts. W. W. FITTS. [FOUNDED 1858.] Moores SOUTHERN BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, Corner Broad and Alabama St. ATLANTA OA. The oldest established most success* 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. prkpari.no lOUNG 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 Houses in this and other States, and stand pre-eminent as Practical Book Keepers over the Graduates of any other Buslress Scliool 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 any address. B. F. AIOOKE. A. M. oct 4 ’72-ly. President. New Photograph Gallery. fflfafci We would respectfully in form the citizens of Car Mmmm roilton and vicinity that ouj photographic Gallery is now ready and that we are prepared to take PICTURES OF AEE KINDS. Our Gallery is situated just below Garrison’s new brick building, on the streeet leading out towards Villa Rica. We are prepared to take first class pic tures, and guarantee satisfaction. Now. 29. T. E. <fc G E CHAM BERS. Or. 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 arid you will use no other*. 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 a Physician of more than twenty years experi ence. For sale by Dr. WM. JOHNSON, Druggist. Carrollton, Ga. June 7,1872 —1 y. JAS. E. lII.ALGCK. JAS. G. TANKER- Blalock & Tanner, New store. (East Side of New nan Street just above the Post Office, To our friends and the public generally, we would say that we have just opended a new stock of DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS. Just above (he Post OJJicc. Call and see us, if you want anything in our line, and we will guarantee satisfaction in prices. nov29. BLALOCK & TANNER. ATTENTION FHUIT GROWERS TENNESSEE NURSERY, Gaines cto Ward, PROPRIETORS. Philadelphia , Tennetsee. Those wanting the very best varieties of Fruiig, adapted to this ciimate, could not do better than to secure their tree? from the above celebrated Nursery. Mr. R. J. Gains, one of the proprietor*, is well known to the most ol our citiizens, being identified with the mining interests of Carroll country, so no one need fear of having imposed upon them bogus varieties, but in every instance genuine qualities, as represented. A catalogue of the above nursery ean be seen at this office, and orders left with the proprietor* of this paper, sept. 19, ts. r. c. .ve vrs NOW STORE!. New Goodsl New Goods!! EVERYTHING BRAN NEW. W. C. New would Inform bis friends, and the public generally, that "be Is <t!H at the old stand of Blalock A New, and is bow receiving a large Bran New stools, of Goods, Consisting of everything usuallv kept in a first class store, such as Dry Goods, Hats Claps. Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Crockery. Sole and Upper Leather, Bugar, Coffee, &c. dime and see me before purchasing elsewhere, and see if I cannot make it to veur interest. [oct 18] W. O. KTD'VW". LARGE OPENING OF Fall and. winter Goods. THE BEST AND LARGEST STOCK. OF lOOODS To be found m the Town, can now be seen at the popular Oita Pate a House of E. G. Kramer* Having replenished my stock, I have made extra preparation for a large Fall and Winter Trade. and can shown FULL LINE OF GOODS io every DEP RIMMNT. I respecfullv tender my thanks to the citizons of th's town and county for the libe'al patronage bestowed upon me during the past year. I shall endeavor to merit and retain the same by dealing fairly upon equitable principles, and giv*ng lull value for the money. Give me a call and be convinced. B. O, ELRAMBR. f®** For Cotton I pay as usuul the highest market prices. - ; - - ... - —. EXCHANGE ! EXCHANGE !! FOR ALL KINDS OF FARM PRODUCE AT Jesse Y. BlalocHs store. Enquire for his STORE HOUSE, aud examine one of the best stocks of Good s in the market. Farmers and Ladies are respectfully invited to call and examiue. Store house ou the South east comer of the Public Square. «r ~sr Biaiocis. SANDERS & ORR NEWNAN, GA. Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN DRY ROMS, GROCERIES, HITS, HARDWIRE, &C., &C. 4r Shoes Bought Direct from Manufactures in Boston. At SALESMEN BEN ORR [oct 4 ly] BEN WRIGHT. Railroad Has Comet The Heaviest Stock of Family GROCERIES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, on hand and still arriving since the war at SMITH tfc WILLIAMSON, CARROLLTON, GEORGIA. JBe sure you are right, then go ahead. We Siloes, Hulflw are, Onllerv, Visiles, Sorgs 4e., CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST, COME ONE, COME ALL. We will keep a good supply of Corn, Meal, Flour. Bacon. Lard, Sugar Coffee, Byrup« Molasses, Chewing and Smoklug Tobacco of various kiuda at the very lowest Cash Prices THE FINEST BAR AND BAR ROOM.—The Best Bab and Bbak keeper Johnnie Acklm, always on liand day and night, Master of songs and animals. We have a genuine Live BAR with a general assortment of Foreign and Domestic Liquors of aU grades and qualities. Sacramental Wines at Cost. Thanking out numerous friends for the libeial patronage, hoping a continuance of the the same. We challenge competition and rivalry in Groceries and Prices. FURNITURE! FURNITURE!! Now is the time to get your houses furnished, AND THOMPSON, COLF. & CO.. NEWNAN GEORGIA, is the place to buy. Bedsteads with rollers at