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About The Carroll County times. (Carrollton, Ga.) 1872-1948 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1873)
Ijyjni and Comity News. I [ t is with feelings of the most pro* I , lH i regret that we announce the 1 , ." l ‘ t ] l 0 f this distinguished citizen of II county, which occurred at his r ilie at Villa Ilica on the 13th mst. I, q tJje time of his death, had L, confined to his room but a few l vs? though he had been in feeble leJth for some time. Since the r; ith () f Mr. Candler, we also learn I , C. is very low and it is not I * pec ted that she will live. I Our acquantauce with Mr. Candler ia ...cher limited but our impression I was \aw* . | iroin what we had seen of him, was, liiiit he was a man of more than ordh I, vv abilities. Intellectually, we find to be, among those I ho ki.e' v him beat, that lie had no Cuvenov in the county, lie was un t.-obtedlv a man of great native abil jjoinbined with considerable cuh |t ~-e, and in his death the county has Lostained a great loss. I \Ve will not attempt here to give a history of Col. Candler s public servh L „or a sketch of his, private life, hfe will leave this sad task to some L o s his many friends, who were letter acquainted with him than we L Suffice it to say, that as a public Liu, he was well known throughout Lis section of the State, as he repres L n ted this county in the Legislature [cpeatedly before the war with lion- Lto his constituency, as well as him- Keif. I (ol Candler was at the time of his ■it'.ith about sixty-five years of age. He Ituvcs behind a large and interesting ■nttiily of children, the most of them n a ,r e we believe. Senator M. C. ■’ .ridlerof Atlanta is his eldest son. A Terrific Wind. I On last Sunday night at about 9 ft clock this place' w«3 visited by a ftstonn of wind almost equal to the one ■we bad here the first of last summer. ■Old Boreas or the ‘-Stonn King,” as ■he newspapers all over the country lv, ill now be calling him, was on a reg ■ilar bender, and a pretty big one at ■that As we have said before the storm ■,ii!sed over this place at about 9 ■ 'dock, and lasted we suppose about ■hree quarters of an hour. It was ac Hbm/anied with slight rain and hail. ■Hit damage done here, will amount ■to liothimi serious, so lar as we can Bearn, the worse being the blowing Blown of the frames of several dwell ings that were in course ot construe- I: >n. A uoug these was that of T. W. ■larnes just back ot Dr. Fitts, of W. Clontz in the western part ol town, Kid the frame of a tenement house out Bi the neighborhood of Mr. Joe Ben ■a, belonging to Messrs My rack «fc ■ arson, and perhaps others we have H, t heard of. From every section of But- county that we have had any news, Id >ve have heard Irom several points, ■ - stor.u seems to have been as bad ■ it was at this place, a great deal ot ■ruling and limber being destroyed ■ iiimgiiout the country Tiie most ■rions loss that we have heard of in ftitie country, was the destruction of ■in house of Mr. Jesse Crutchfield, I'ome two miles north of here. Three ■thousand pounds of fodder that was I the house, was blown away, and a pin and wheat thresher completely Iwieckt-d, We have heard of a good many ■Busing incidents, connected with the ptorni, for which we have not space pere. We are" told that a couple of iur gaytst, most fascinating and fest pe young men were down in the 11th Piatt ict, in this county, on Sunday, ■'quirking ’ and that on their return pun lay night, they were caught by fti>e storm, in the neighborhood of ■Judge Bonners. The Judge, with put hospitality, characteristic of him, p a gentleman of the old school, kind ly” took them in out of the wet” and paile them stay with hitu, all night, peating them in the most generous pd munificent style. The young men pel very grateful for the kindness p°w:; them, and will not soon forget p c hospitality of Judge Bonner upon | : bat occasion. k Hotel —Captain Myrack since charge of the Hotel has Woughly renovated things. Ho refurnished the entire establish ment with new furniture, putting to ta °h bed-room, two beds, a bureau, etc. It is the intention ol W'tain M. to run the Hotel in lirst 1 style, and from his well known as a business man we know e "ill do it. G> Farmers.—Messrs. Bass & Cur 1,5 inform us that they are now pre- to buy cotton and invite the a>| ners who have cotton for sale, to e them a t ali bef/ie sil iug. They ,! *■© found at their store on New ttai» street. vj v Medicine.—Life Presek- S ti , t ,;7" l . lleß Rheumatics, Bites and lr 'X ot poisonous insects, Tooth ' ’"algia, Ac. Used both inter- Yd, u (' ext ernally. Only 25 cts. a * 11 or sale by Julian ttMandeville (j-. 1 t'.sh arrival of furs and la ta* ‘ aU at N. Shelnutt’s, New 'J Local Chit Chat i Head DeLaperriere liave their j W arehouse all right again and are prepared to take your cotton “in out j of the wet.” The boarders at the Hotel say that Captain Myrack “knows how to keep 1 a Hotel.” His motto is “to live while ( you do live ” We failed to get any mail ot portance on Monday. We suppose it 1 was on account of the storm ot SunG day night. We tailed to get the Atlanta pa pers on yesterday Iroin some cause or other. Under the new schedule, un der which the Atlanta <fc West Point Railroad is running, they are a day old when'they come at the regulars time. j Last Wednesday and Wednesday night was the coldest we have had! this season. It was a regular hogj killing time. Business has been pretty well frozen out the past week by the cold weath-J er. J Mr. Kramer was seen at the] Po t Office on last Monday for the! first time since he has been a citizen of this place. Mr. K. believes lfl* sticking to business and is hardly ever 1 seen outside of his store. Savannah Griffin & North Alabama Ra ilroad, The editor of the Griffin News late ly made a trip over the above Road to Newnan and has the following to say about it: The Savannah, Griffin & North Alabama Railroad is in splendid con dition, and reflects great credit upon its management. It is doing a very heavy business, and will as we are in formed, necessitate the putting on of another train at an early day. Long trains heavily laden go out and return each day, and the prospects of the road are very flattering. Capt. Chars lie White has gone up to take charge of the “Carrollton depot,” the present terminus of the road, and it is expect ed that the iron will be received by the first of December, and the track laid to Carrollton very soon thereafter when the business will be largely in creased. DAVE CROFT. While John Drake has been acting as agent st the Carrollton depot, Dave Croft has charge of the train. A more efficient employee, or one more devoted to the interests of the road we never saw, as he gives them his undivided attention. Capt. White President of the Macon & Western Rail Road, had Mr. Croft in the ser vice of that enterprise, and being one of the best judges of human nature lfnew his capacity tor and fidelity to trusts reposed. Our new road is the pet of the city, and our people certain ly have cause for congratulation upon its admirably management, and its splendid business prospects. ftoto from “R. J. G.” Editor Times : —1 sor.d \on by No ble Beall Esq., the honest lawyer, the names of several new subscribers, and among the rest, the name ot W. A. James of Do.igkissville, a sprightly and promising young lawyer of that place, (who by the by, is a line look ing fellow.) He requests me to say that he is also a candidate for matri mony, and can be addressed upon that all important subject, at the above mentioned place. Parties wishing to locate in that desirable State, for further particulars, will apply to Mr. James, or the un dersigned at Villa Kica, Ga., in either ease, they will be accommodated and most graciously received. Photographs will be exchanged whenever desired by the fair side of the question. K. J. G: “Business is Business.” All persons indebted to the old firm of Blalock & New are respectfully re quested call at my office and settle their notes and accounts. The lega tees of Mr. Blalock are pressing me for a settlement ond I am forced to press those indebted to the old firm. If these claims are not settled during the next ten days they will be placed in the hands of an officer for collec tion. I mean what I say. 2t. W. C. New. Sick. —We regret to learn that Captain White is sick at his home at Milner. We hope that he will soon be restored to his usual good health See sjveial notice of Dr. Che ney in our advertising columns. *«£>”“ Attention is called to the ad vertisement of the New York Sun. &oTT will be in the Grand Jury room on the 3rd 4th and sth of December for the purpose - of collecting the town and street tax of those who have not paid for 18<o. Executions will be is sued immediately thereafter against all who refuse to pay during that time. 2t. J. M. Hewitt, Marshal. Cutting. — vV e iuaru mat uie lion. M. C. Summerlin, member of the Legislature from Heard county was pretty badly cut up, iu a difficulty with a tenant of his, last weak. We were glad to hear yesterday from Dr. Fitts, of this place, that the wounds are not considered dangerous. Our mothers, who were the best and tidiest housewives in the world— excepting our grandmothers !—took especial pride in the possession of rows ot tin ware that glistened like a polished mirror. Every article about their houses susceptible of polish, in cluding the brass knocker, was regu larly brightened up until it fairly glist ened. With their primitive materials, such as Bath brick, emery, rotten stone, etc., it was a serious labor, al beit one of love. Now-a days, how ever, their daughters use Sapolio, and in one hour can polish more articles and do it better than they could in a whole day. If you wish to excel your mothers in tho brightness of your kitchen ware use Sapolio. If a man wants a bottle of whiskey let him buy it and take him home like a man, and not sneak home with a bottle of “Bitters, ’ or ‘Cordial,’ and pielend that it is medicine. If he wants a tonic that is something better than a temporary stimulant, he should get a bottle of Peruvian Syrup, (an iron Tonic,) that will vitalize the blood and give durable strength to the sys tem. Griffin—Shackelford.— -Married at the residence of the bride’s lather on the morning of the 20th by the Rev ,T. M. Griffin, Joseph Griffin and Miss Mollie Shackelford, all of Car roll county. Wc extend to our young friend Joe, and his youthful bride, who have just been united in the holy Loads of mat rimony, arid who are now ‘ Two mind* wall but a single thought Two health • hat bout ns one *’ our best w.s i-as far their future happiness. ©sifc." 100 Barrels ot fresh lime, just received and for sale at L J. Smith’s warehouse by P. G. Garrison. BARGAixs.-Attention is called to the advertisement ot Mr. E. G. Kramer headed “Bargains.” Read it in our double column. He prices his goods to suit the times. “Go for eru.” The Life Preserver.—A sure cure for Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, Dys entery Cholic, Croup etc. It will lelievc toothache in one minute. Try one bottle, only 26 cts, and you will never be without. For sale by Julian do Maudeville. £3“ If a lady turns her back upon you young man, consider it not as an affront. The fair one only turns her back that you may sec and better ad mire her buckles. fcs)“ Columbus last week bought © 1,9G9 bales of cotton and moved 1 n o ■" T JI,OJ l . I*3“ A boiled potato has been dis covered to be the best thing for clean ing jewelry. The colored people of Rome have formed a large temperance or ganization. Last Call. All persons indebted to me will please come forward and settle up, or I shall be compelled to turn mv pa pers over to an attorney for collec tion. Respectfully, 2t. W. I*. Ivirkley. Removal, Miss E. M. Thomassou has removed her Millinery shop from Daniels hotel to No 2, Garrisons brick building.— She keeps on hand at all times a stock ot Millinery and fancy goods. Thankful for past patronage she so licits a liberal share of the same in the future. Lockout for the X Mark. Subscribers will be notified that their subscriptions are about out, by a blue cross on the margin of their pa per, and when quite out, by a red cross upon the same. The paper is invariably stopped at the expiration of the time subscribed for, unless we are notified by the parties that they wish it renewed*. Cotton Market. Cotton has been looking! up a little the past week. Our quotations are : j Carrollton 12^ L Atlanta. 13 > Savannah 11 f New York 15^ Carrollton Market OFFICE OF TUB CARROLL COCSTT TIMES. CARROLLTON, GA., Nov. 21 Corn, per bushel 93 Wheat, 1 75 Peas, “ “ l oo Dried Apples per pound s)s Peaches pealed “ “ 8 Peaches unpealed 4 Butter .... .... . ..25 Eerie* per doz .. 15 Chickens 15 Bacou Sides I*l Bulk ” 11 Lard 14 f Hams S. C 17 . i ~ SPECIAL NOTICES. | P AIN-K ILLEIv. FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS. Perry Davis 5 Vegetable Pa n-Killer HAS BEEN TESTED IN EVERT VARIETY OF CLIMATE. AND BY ALMOST EVERY NATION KNOWN TO AMERICANS. It is a constant companion and estimable friend of the missionary and the traveler, on sea and land, and no one should travel on our Lakt-s or Rivers without it. It ha- been before the pub ic over thirty years and probably has a wider and .better reputation than any other proprietary n,ed ioine of the present day. At this period there are but lew unacquainted wi h the merits of lhe Pain-Killer; bat while some extol it as a liniment, they know but little of its power in easing pain when taken inter nally, while others use it internally with great success, but are (qually ignorant ot its heal ing virtues when applied externally. We therefore wish to say to all that it is cqu d'v suece-slul whether used internally or c.\t°i nally, and it stands today, unrivalled by all the great catalogue of family medicines, it is sufficient evidence of its virtues as a stan dard medicine, to know that it is now used in all parts of the world and that its sale is constantly increasing. \o curative agent lias had such wide spread sale or given su.h universal satisfaction It is a purely vegeta ble compound, and perfectly safe in* unskill ful hands. Hlter thirty years trial, it is still receiving the nnst unqualified testimonials to its vir tues, from person.-, of the highest character and responsibility. Physic aus of tiie first respectability, recommend it as a most effec tual preparation lor the extinction of pain It is not only the best remedy ever known lor bruises, Puts, Burns, &c , but for Dysen tery or Cholera or any soi t of bowel com plaint, it is a remedy unsurpassed for effi ciency and rapidity of action. In the great edit sol iudiu, and other hot climates, it lias become the state an! Medicine tor all such complaint-, as well as for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, end other kindred disorders. — F'-r Doughs and Colds. Canker Asthma and Rheumatic difficulties, it has been proved by tiie most abundant and convincing testimony to bear; invaluable rmd cine, Beware of all Imitations . 7he Pain Killer is sold by all respectable druggists throughout the United States and foreign countries. Prices—2s and no cents., and $1 per bottle PERRY DAVIS Ac SOX, Pi-oprietors, Ao. 13b High street. Providence, li. 1. Oct 31. A Great Blessing ‘C3. - .■.* jll« n-i UW-N vv R) rk-Uftii tun sal M is This -Sc ■ fit lul Hi- i i:«re cotnnonnd is the live prhi-.-ip!- obm-neb by <•! envra! pr«-i* -s !!•<>,» l ie “ (J be I* * vwr. ’ kuon :•< •• |-j .t | tan -O' . and in .Li:-.uy, as •• Ccpltalanthus i Occidental is ” AN* INTALLIELE CURE FOR Cougos. <nmJ- . ii'jiu-.h >s Core TllMJ.it, t IN 111 p, Whoipi'lg (,’nlieh, I’itm ;sy. f Asthma. Bronchitis. &C , etc., <fcc., ecc. I Anil will cure Consumption, when taken ii j time, as thousands will testily. Within the 1 past lew years this remedy has been used in : thousands of cases with as onishing and uniform success. Actual experience has de mons rated the fact that it approaches near er a specific f»r all Throat and I.ung Af fectio.vs than any pv'dicine ever discovered. Its cures arc Numbered by Thousands, while its Failures are Unknown ! Don't take any otic r medicine as a i tute for Globe Flower Couch Syrup. If your druggi-t or merchant has none on hand, request him to ordt r it for you. I’housauds of testimonials, some of which seem almost nrracnlous. J, S. PEMBERTON & Cos., oc.tol. Proprietors, Atlanta, Ga. TO Till WEST! TO THE WEST! Before making year arrangements to fol low the advice of the •‘thousands who hav already gone,” it would be well to consider what ins been done to make the journey to your ■* Home in the West” as pleasant and as free from danger as human skill and foresight can accomplish. By consolidation and construction a road has been put into operation on the shortest possible line-from Nashville, Tenn., to St. Louis, “the future great City of the world,-’ I’his line, the Sr. Louis tfc Southeastern Railway, has, during the pi3t year, earned an envia ble reputation by its smooth track, prompt time, sure connections, and the magnificence of its passenger cquipu Ont. Its trains are made up of new and commodious day cars provided witii the oeiebrated Miller coupler, and platform and the Westinghouse air brake. It is positively the only line running Pull man palace Drawing-Room Sleeping Cars through without change from Nashville to St. Louis. Ao other hue pretends to offer such ad\a:i ! a»vg, either in distance, time, or equipment. Why, then, journey by circuit ous routes? Do not lie induced to purchase tickets to St. Louis or the West by any oth er line, ri mem tiering that J he “St. Louis & Southeastern” is the shortest cbeajjest, quickest, best and only line nttdv r one m allurement fiorn Nash ville to St. Louts.eml from 60 to2ooniihs the shortest to St* Louis, Kansas Citv, Oma ha, Dcnvei, California. Texas, ai-J ail west <rn points. It is a!.-o the “Chicago Shortest Line,- via Evansville. You can secure the citespe-t rates tor yourselves and your movables on application, iu p rsoo or by letter, to Charles McCabe. Southern Passeiurer Agent, near College street Depot, Nashville, Tenn., or to Lie un dersigned. \Y. B DAVENPORT, General Ticket Agent St. Louis. Notrouble to answer questions. Wrapping Paper. Oid newspapers for wrapping paper can b« bought *t this crSce dmtp. 5,000 PRESENTS! $12,000 Given Away TO THE DAILY AND WEEKLY SUBSCRIBERS OF THE Atlanta Constitution. THE GRANDEST NEWSPAPER PREMIUM LIST. EVKR OFFERED In America. EVERY SUBSCRIBER TO RECEIVE APRESENT! One-half Interest in the Magnificent Atlanta Constitution Building Among the Presents. 1874 . FOR THE YEAR 1 _ j Desirous of erecting a nevr an 1 larger edifice on another street, the Proprietors "of the Constitution offer its subscribers the ihe following unpuralled List of Presents. Z he Constitution is already the acknowledge foremost journal in all this section of the boutu In a short time we shall commence a serks of letters on European Travel, bv the distinguished and accomplished Professor V Y illium Henry W addell, of the University of Georgia ; Letters from the famous Geor gia Authoress, Mrs. Maria J. Westmoreland; also a thrilling serial, besides a novelette from the pen of “ Kingshuck,” author of “ -dim e St. Clair,” whose publication in the Constitution has created such a furore. The great eight paged Sunday Paper will be con t ntud, and also our pictorial illustrations that have become so popular everywhere, and especially in the homes of our weekly subscribers. We hope soon to present a series of articles from the Corresponding editor of the Constitution, lion. A. 11. Stephens. Asa Political, Literary, Family A’ew.-papaper, 2’iie Atlanta Constitution shall tie second to none. In order to speedi ly erect our new building, we offer to all subscribers, both daily and weekly, a pres ent, together with a chance for one-half in terest in the present splendid Constitution lhii dng, valued at §15,000; to do this, subscription must toe paid us in advance. I’oa' -Every subscriber who sends us $lO sub scription money tor 1874, will b - sent, in addition to his subscription receipt, a gift card, for which he will receive at the grand distribution one of the presents in the so owing r«i \a af * \t i. ast. One-fomth interest in Building $3,750, or $2,500 in gold. One-eigtii interest in Building, $1,875 or $1,250 in gold One-sixtc -nth interest in Building, $937 50, or $025 in gold One Sixteenth interest in Building, $937 50 or $025 in gold. 1 Piano ssoooo 1 .Fine Beautiful Young Hor:-e 300 oo 1 C ty Lot 100 oo 1 City Lot 100 oo 1 Gold Batch 150 oo 1 Diamond Engagement Ring 100 oo 4 Sewing Machines 350 oo 1 j/arble Top Furniture Set 100 oo 2 China Seta 5o oa 1 Sinali Iron Safe 5o oo 100 Chromos, Engravings and Photographs 25.) oo 100 Cop.es Illustrated Works 250 oo 1 T wo-hort-e wagon 125 oo 1 I* -ci.-ages Songar.dlnatrumenta! Music So oo 25 F ue Bit n ting.- (gilt Ira me) 5000 200 Topics h nit sully bound Novels, Vol nine-of Poetry, Libraiy a>>d Scientific V> rks 25000 4.873 other Presents . (insisting of Novelettes, Pa kages o Stationery. Literary Gems, etc. Ag g.i . ate ..no tinting to swine slg.oou. g a e propoee to carry out t i.idistribution in goodl': tli to the le.ter, wn undertake noth ing t.at e caiiueit execute save with great in jury to ourse.ves. 1 lierefore we ma .e these two e.rpr>-s stipuUti tons; tiist. We reserve tiie right to pay c.i--h ni lieu of I lie first 12 presents. Second, We can r,.quire our 4 rustces, heruaiter named, to scale if neces-ary. the [jii/es to the number of cards disposed ot, dut in auy event to retain one of the Building Brizes. PLAN or DSSTKIIILTION. To represent the numbered Cards issued to sub scriber*, 5.000 Cards, each marked with the ‘name of a present, and including nil in the above lint, \ willoe thrown together and thoroughly mingled. /Tom the receptacle of these cards, into which only a hand can he passed, one card after another will be drawn au,l num'tered in the order drawn— 1. 2, 3, Ac. /’or instance that subscriber having the card numbered « is entitled to the present upon the sixth card drawn, as the entire transaction will he in public, the cards arc only numbered as drawn out. and all the e-irds will be drawn, every thing must he perfectly lair and -ome of our sub scribers most become the owner ot a ha\f Merest in tie building, valued to $7300, and the leading presenst valued at from sloo to s4oo each, includ ing two city iots, will be kcld by other subscri bers. ' The Proprietors of The Constitution believe that the public need no other assurance of their good faith than their published declaration, and character for reliability ; but to leave no uncer tainty they give place to the following from real estate agents, known throughout the Stale. Messrs. H’. A. Hemphill & Cos.: Dbaii Sirs —We have received from you title properly signed, to one half interest in the Const! union lluilding. which, as trustees, we shall deliv er to the parties entitled to it under the the plan of distribution advertised by you. ihe building is. including basement, live stories high, one of the handsomest and best bui’t in the citv, and we think with lot, correctly valued at about $15,000. G. IP. Adair, J. R. If ALLACE, C,- C. Hammock. Beal .Estate Agents. OBSERVE. Public Distribution.— The presents will be distributed in public, in presence of Mayor : Hammock, General Austell. President Atlanta National Bank : Judge S. B. Hoyt, t ashier Geor gia Railroad Hank ; Judge C. li. Strong, Colonel G. W. Adair, Prcsid'nt Georgia Western flail road ; Colonel J, It. Wallace and others. 1. The distribution shall tike place, and all the presents shal’ be drawn in public. 2. We allow only sixty (6;») dayt from this date October 16th, for the operation of this gr nd scheme, and therefore all who would seize this ; splenuidopportanity must and > so within 6o days. 3. By special request any two dailv subscribers 1 can obtain two six months receipt.-jin l one Card, f ora $5 w>ll secure the paper for” the first six i months of 1874 and one-ha if interest in any of the i furst Lutrteen presents, should auy one of’them be drawn to the Chid. 4. Weekly subscribers have sn equal chance cf ; participation by forming c übs of five, to whom five annual receipts wi 1 be seat and one ,card for slo subscription. 5. Send money direct by Post-Office Order, Reg istered Letter or Expr ss. 6. We call special attention to this fact to avoid any dissatisfaction. Only 5,000 Cards will be is sued. We shall positively reluse to increase the number, which is less than the number of old sub seribere. As all new subscribers ar • entitled to share in the dis ribntion. :t will be seen that it is necessary to remit at once, or the limited number of cards may be disposed of and the chance miss ed. TO TH E PI BUC. Tli ough the dirk-st hours of Georgia’s history The Constitution stpod fcarlncriy by yon and your rights, agai ust proscription and even heavy .ibel suits by irate Radical ffovemors. In spite of such o. lositiou TilL constitution hafrgrown to a pros perity unsurpassed in the tvitith, wo now propose to Bhow onr appreciation of the people’s supoort by s grand distribution of presents. 2/ark you. it isiio lottery : you do not give one • ent more than your subscription, and y< u do only what subscri bu s should always do—pay in advance. Tho per centage of loss thus saved by us in expense of col lecting, euable us to return it to the subscribers in pres-.arts, and realize profits beside. Now we appeal to your gratitude and generosity and a y«m hear that appeal, as you wi.l, we shall erect if handing capable of accommodating our increased business, and which shall stand as a memorial mon ument to the no lie liberality of me subscribers of Thk Atlanta ( oNsTXTuti n—their Christmas Present, who cannot pay the small sum of one year’s subscription in advance * Surely every sub scriber will do so; and some will receive in return the grand presents of 7‘500. *3fSend your orders at once. Agents can write us for terms, Address W. *, IMMFNITI. A ca.. BA GAINS 1 BARGAINS!! AT E. G. KRAMER’S floods at Panic Prices* Great Reduction in the Price of Ladies Dress Goods, SHAWLS, IIATS, &Q. ALL WOOL FLANNELS AT 25 cts. My whole stock ot Clothing at Cost. Gouts Brogans at $1,25 and upwards. A Pin© LOt of Hats at COSt. ALL PRICES 10 SUIT THE TIMES. n „ E. G. KRAMER. Carrollton, Nov. 21, 1373. J. B. STEWART U \\\u5v 1 las jtist returned from market ami is now re ' yl_ || Yi ceiving Ins new, large and well selected stock of GOODS. Parties bringing Cotton to market would do ” well to call on him and let a few of tlieir Greens oil for more goods and better goods thau they can buy elsewhere in this market. CLOTHING, IIATS, CAPS, Slid S, BOOTS, SHIRTING, JEANS, PRISTS, SHAWLS. TOBACCO, FLOUR. HARDWARE, GLASS WARE and Crockery, and everything kept in a first, class Dry Good house ou hood at the old stand of BLALOGIv & STEWART. Cheap for cash ocl3l > J. B. STEWART. Blalock 4* Tanner HAVE JUST RECEIVED TIIEIR LARGE SPRING STOCK. Consisting of everything kept in a number one store. Boots, Shoes, Hats and Cape, also Fine variety of Ladies Drees Goods of Tli© Latest styles. "We respectfully solicit a call from every one before buying elsewhere. Pi .cos cheap as the CHEAPEST. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ilircj 28 * BLALOCK «fc TANNER. NOTICE TO WHEAT PLANTERS. J 1( Car ETIWAN GUANO, just received at the depot. c l - Gallon E. q. K RAM Eli, Agaat. STOYES! STOVES!! John F. Napier, Carrollton, Ga. DO YOU WANT A GOOD COOKING STOVE OK TXKr of any kind, if so NAPIER is the man to buy it from. His stand is at the old s.and of Blalock & New, south side of the Square. oct 3. GlFf ENTERPRISE Tbs only Reliable Gift .Distribution in the country ! ©0 IN VALUABLE GIFTS! TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN Xju X>. SIME^a 104th Regular Monthly GIFT ENTERPRISE! To be drawn Monday, Not. iWi, 1673. One Graud Cash Prize of $5,000 j a GOLD ! One Graud Cash Prize of-$5,000 in SILVER! Two Prizes Si,ooo each, in Green backs! Six Prizes SSOO each in Greenbacks! Ten Prizes Sioo each in Greenbacks! 1000 Gold ard Silver Lever Hunting watches (in all) worth from S2O to S3OO each! Coin Silver Vest Chains, Solid and Double plated Silver-ware, Jewelry, &e., &c. Number of Gifts 10,000 I Tickets limited to 75,000 l Agents wanted to sell Tickets, to whom Liberal premiums will be paid. s’ingle Tickets $1 ; -Six Tickets $5, Twelve Tickets $10; Twenty-five Tickets S2O. C'ircu'ars containing a full list of prizes, a description of the manner of drawing, and other information in reference to the Distri buiiou, will be sent to any one ordering them. All letters must be addressed to main office. x. D. SL \£, Box 86, i Hrt W Fifth *t. Wwwwnrtf NEW HOUSE AXD NEW GOODS. I will be found at my new building first door below A. J. Daniel’s ID-tel with a full assort ment of provisions and family supplies, con sisting of Bacon, Lard. Flour, Meal, Sugar, Cos Toe, Syrups, Molasses, Bagging and Ties, and everything else kept in the FAMILY GROCERY LIRE, which I propose to sell as Cheap or Cheaper TIIAJf THE CHEAPEST. Any person wishing to purchase any thing in my line would do well to call on me be fore purchasing elsewhere as ray motto is to sell for Cash, short profits and quick sales, from this time on. JAMES F. POP*. jen -•* D *:. LOoK Here. being desirous of changing my business. T offer my Bar and Fixtures and Billiard Table, and my new business house, which i am just completing on the north east corner of the public Square of Carrollton for sale. The whole will be told for S2OOO. The Bar and Fixtures, with stock on hand, and Bil liard Table is worth of itself S7OO or SBOO. The business house is one of the best in town, having a front of 21 feet with a depth of 7G. Apply to the undersigned iminedi-, ately. J. MOORE, out. 24 ~MONEY SAVED IS 3v.-2:OiY.ey Made Planters and the public generally will do well to examine tho fresh and well selected stock of Family Groceries, LIQUORS, TOBACCO. CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERIES OF BRUCE & CONYERS, before making their purchases elsewhe ro We make a specialty of fine FRENCH BRANDIES, WISES, -END OTHER GRADES OF FINE BRANDIES AND WHISKIES, for medical purposes. Also the leading ar ticles in the AGRICULT ; RAL DEPARTMENT. Give us a call, if we fail to sell to you. It will not be our fault. BRUCE A CONYERS. Carrollton, Ga. May 9, 1873. Patent Rail Fence T- is is to inform, the farmers ot Carroll county that the undersigned have purchased the Bight of Clark’s Patent Bail, or Plank Fence, tor this county. .Samples can bo seen, at Carrulllou, Vdia Rica, J Herrs Mills trud at Bowdoc. Farm Bights Cve flolbrs. Apply to 1 2’. L 2£wrl*v J c * rrolltoo > -V W ABm, mwrtfry LtVel
