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About The Cartersville express. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1867-1870 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1868)
tQC At HE A 0 * Our neighbor, It. 11. Jones, in- Mies the public to call and examine his mlenili'J stock (tl durable and fashiona £ Carriages, I3uggies, and other ve cies. The work executed at his ■ image Factory is highly and flatter ,nglr spoken o( by ail who have given m a trial* as letters in his possession slTord ample proof. Mr. J. employs none but the most efficient and well skilled mechanics, thus showing his appreciation of perfect work in median ,rai labor. None need go abroad in f? arch of superior workmanship, when such beautiful and substantial vehicles can be had here near their very doors, gee his new advertisement. requested, by Messrs. j,oewen&ieiu & Pfeifer, to announce to the public that they have just received, m store, a fine lot of Prints and Bleach ing, which they propose to sell at very short profits. You can get your Walnut line French Bedsteads cheaper than ever, at Jacob Elsas’. jay. Messrs. Loeweasteiu & Pfeifer are wanting Wheat, for which they propose to pay the highest market price in greenbacks. KAYTON'S OIL OF LIFEr-Curcs Ear ache Burns, Cuts, Stings, etc, For Boots and Shoes you should go to Jacob Elsas’. WHEAT—N. Gilrkath &l Son a>-e prepared with money a;;d sacks to pur chase wheat from the farmers at the best market prices, delivered in good merchantable order at Depots along tiie line of Rail-Itoad. All payments (or wheat will be made at our office in Cartersville, and sacks drawn at the i-ame place. With our thanks lor past patronage we invite youlo ?all and see us. Gentlemen wishing to buy a suit ot tine Broad Cloth, will do well to examine the new arrival of same, at Jacob Elsas’. KAYTON’S OIL OF LIFE and Pill and Magic Cure for sale by all Druggists. All Kinds of Flour and Grain Sacks kept on hand and lor sale, by Mitchell & Bentley, at the Ware-House ol A. W. Mtcheli 4* Bro., corner of Hunt r and Whitehall Streets, Atlanta, Ga. Oiders promptly filled. June 251 h 1868—w6t. Just arrived! A well selected Stock of Gentlemen’s Wool and Fur Hats, and for side cheap, at Jacob Elsas’. KAYTON’S MEDICINES ! KEDWINE & FOX, Atlanta, Ga., Are Wholesale Agents for Kujton’j Medicines. Wc want oats, wheat- and corn, and will pay the highest market price delivered at any point on the Railroad. Parties having any of the above mentioned articles will do well to sec us before selling. BLAIR A BRADSHAW July 16th—ts. New Goods of all descriptions receiving daily, at JACOB EL SAS’ Cheap Cash Store. KAYTON’S MEDICINES ! For sale In CARTERSVILLE, Ga., by W. L. KIRKPATRICK, Druggist. The Estrella or Star Oil, is, be yond all contradiction, superior to any burning oil or fluid ever before intro duced into this market. It is both clear and safe, and costs less, by half, than any other lights now used. Peter Marsh is well supplied with Oil, Lamps, 'Vicks, Shades, &c., on Main Street, first door West of Jones’ Carriage shop. KAYTON’S MAGIC CURE! Cure* Coughs, Colds, and Sore Throat. Lost.—Between the Post Office and Repot, thfe Mouth-piece of a Clarionet. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at this Offire. KAYTON'S OIL OF LIFE ! Cures Sprains, Bruises, Swellings, and Corns. KAYTON’S MAGIC CURE ! Cures Diarrhce and Cramp Cholic - Blair 4* Bradsh aw want twenty thousand bushels of Wheat, for which they will pay the HIGHEST MAR KET 1 PRICE, al time of delivery wish to make engagements now, for early delivery. Call and see us, at the “Dry Goods Centre.” June 18, 1868. KAYTON'S OIL OF LIFE ! Cures any Pain or Ache in from one to five minutes KAYTON’S DYSPEPTIC PILLS! Cures Liver Complaints and Djspepsia. Notice I The public are hereby forewarned against trading for a note given by me to John L. Rowland, in the year 1867, for about one hundred and twentysev e» dollars, (127) with interest. Said note has been lost, or mislaid, and I have a receipt in lull against it—it be ing the only note ever given by me to John L. Rowland. VV. H. Lucas. Cartersville, Ga., July 16, 1868. I Tobacco for tiik Million ! j Chewing and Smoking of all qualities, i Horn ihe more moderate grades to the ter !J finest now manufactured, at prices that cannot be undersold by any ’To bacco Dealer, North or South. Their stuck is unsurpassed in the South both in quantity and quality. "Thev are all gentlemen of undoubted viracitv and irreproachable character. Our mer chants would do well to give this house a lair, impartial test —we mean Messrs. Jol'rdan. Howard <§* Markalson, of Atlanta, Ga., of course. Who else ? «®“Th use who wish to Distill fruit, this season, or make Liquors, ot anv kind, ought to read the advertisement of Messrs. Hunnieutt & Belliugrath, of Atlanta, Ga., to be found in another column of this paper ; and also learn the different kinds of work thev pro pose to do. which every body can’t do. Mr. Him nicutl was formerly a citizen ol this county, and, withal, a clever gentlemen. Old Uncle Billy Herring, of the firm ol Herring <s* Leyden, Clothiers, Atlanta, Ga., died in 'bat city, a few days since. N f.oroes Organizing. —A gentleman in this city, says the Atlanta Intelligen ce!•, received a letter from Middle Geor gia, and is informed that the negroes are organizing—that they sat they look for war and are preparing for it. Some of their Radical friends are advising these poor devils to this course, and when they get into trouble will desert them. In order to try and give to the peo ple of Georgia some of that blessed re lief which formed so important and so popular a part in the new Constitution, and to which it owed in a great meas ure, its adoption, a bill lias been passed by both branches of the Legislature, and only awaits the Governors signa ture to become a law, which suspends all levies on and sales of property on account of debts, except those con trac ted since the termination of hostilities. A Chance to bet. —A gentleman who can command the means, serious ly proposed on yesterday to bet 810, 000 that, counting 36 States in the Union and throwing out the votes of the 10 Southern States, Seymour would carry 22 ol the Northern and Western States in the next election, out of 26 that he would mention. In addition to this, he proposed to bet 85,000 tint Seymour would carry half the remain ing 4 of the Northern and Western States. Both bets to be taken togeth er. fie is anxious to invest his money in this way, and has offered the Local ol this paperßloo to get some confident Grant man to take it tip. We heard someone say the other day that he was anxious to win some monev on Grant. Do come up now and show your hnn<i, for we are needing about a hundred the worst you can imagine ! Columbus Enquirer. News Via Washington. —The W ashington correspondent of the Bal timore Gazette, under date of Thursday last, says : An agent of a company of Northern capitalists has returned here from Ma con, Ga., and reports that tie lias closed a contract for the purchase of the old court house in Macon, and that the company will proceed at once to erect upon its site an extensive cotton and woolen factory. A special to the Louisville Journal, from Washington, on the 3d instant, says: “The tidings of the Presidential canvass that come in Irom every part of the country are very cheering. In New Enganld, but particularly in New Hampshire, Seymour and Blair are gaining strength rapidly. John Quin cv Adams is making speeches in Maine with great success. Governor English begins a campaign in Massachusetts next month. The Democrats of Con necticut have invited Wade llair.pton to make a speech at New Haven. In New York and Pensylvania all goes well.” specials. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM Providence, Ala., May 13, 1866. Dr. John Bull :—I 'send you >3O for CEDRON BITTERS; please send what it will come to after pay ing freight to Columbus, Miss. I have been troubled several years with indigestion ; have had to take piiis every night for ten or fifteen years; and in February 1864, I was attacked with general paralysis. 1 was confined to my room for the balance of the year; and In fact, continued in a very weak and nervous cond tion until some months since, when I wvs put under an operation, and your Cedron Bitters for treatment I commenced improving right away, and am pretty well restored. Youre, trnly, A. L. NEAL. The above Is a epednien of how my CEDRON BIT TERS ndSARStPARILLA are appreciated. The house of Samson A ltoss, Druggist*, of Rich mond, Indiana, who have made several purchases of my Bitters, stated that several pereons had been cured of dyspepsia by their use. W. H. Bringhursi, Lo-ansport, snd., says that my Cedron Bitters ha given the best t itisfaction of any Bitters that he has ever kept for sa'e, and believes them them the best Bitters tn the market. The public servaat, JOHN BULL, M.'.D. For sale by L II BRADFIELP, Atlanta, Oa wholesale and retail druggist. Who also sells BULL’S Sarsaparilla, BULL’S Worm Destroyer, SMITH’S Tonic Syrup. Feb 12, ’6Bwßm MEW 4II* LRYISG9I EATS. N. GILHEATH & SON, C.4RTER§VILE, f„4., GENERAL DEALERS IN ALSO— Produce and Provision Merchants. ggF* Orders for GRAIN promptly filled. Aug 14, IS6S. tC Removal. The LAW OFFICE OF gen. WM. T. WOFFORD has been removed from it* former location on the Hill near ihe Presbyterian Chuich, to his New Building near the Railroad Depot. Aug. 14, 1868. 3m- CAIITERSVILLE CAKHIAGE AND BB'ggY FA c r o it »•, BY R. H. JONES. — LATEST FROM THE TEMPLE! The Public are specially in vited to call and examine mv Stock of VEHICLES, as almost every day 1 have Sometliing' New!! | RUN AGAINST THE WIDE WORLD!!! I atn furnishing this country with as near DURABLE & FASHIONABLE Vehicles as can he bought in any market. My patron a jje extends to alt the adjoining counties, with an increasing tendency. My work advertises for itself. From Atlanta, Ma rietta, Rome, Calhoun, in tact all over the country, I am getting letters and statements from the first men of upper Georgia : “ Your work is giving perfect satisfaction.” “ Yours is the best Factory of the kind in upper Georgia, and is second to none.” Iu filling orders and REPAIRING, I never fail to give satisfaction. All my Mate rials used are ol the FIRS? QUALITY, and Timber well seasoned, obtained in Eastern markets. I have experienced Mechanics. I never had more reliable hands in my life. I make the assertion vv thout fear of contra diction, that L am doing as Good IJ ’ork here to-day as any builder can do (North or South. Do you want a NEAT, FASHIONABLE, SUBSTANTIAL Buggy, Hack, or Carriage, or any thing else in mv line 1 Gome, write, or send over to me, and you shall be accommo dated. Thankful to my many friends for past favors, I would sincerely say, Heaven bless you. R. H. JONES. Aug. 14, 1868. CASES J^JSTJD CAS 33 T S . BY Erwin & Jones. Cartersville, J jn. 31st, 1868. ly. arc authorized to announce the name of JOHN A. TERRBLL as a candidate for Justice of the Peace for the S’i'id (Cartersville) District. G. M., at the approaching election, whenever ordered. August 6th, 1868. tvtdc KAYTON'S DYSPEPTIC PILLS ! Cures Sick Headache and all Bilious Disorders. KAYTON'S OIL OF LIFE! Cnres Pain In the Back, Breast. Stdoc.Shontderi, and Joint;. Aug. 14, 1868. Notice. 1 WILL CLOSE OUT MY ENTIRE SPRING AND SUMMER Stock, at greatly reduced prices. JACOB ELSAS. Aug. 14, 1868. ts For Sale. \T GILREtTH * SON offers for sale one hundred 1* . feet of VACANT LtND, on Mala street, lying between our St re and Ware-house. We will sell all together, or in separate lots of Twen ty-five feet front, and running back Eighty-*!* feet. Price and terms reasonable. Cartersville, Ga., Aug. 14, IS6S. Administrator’s Sale. 4 GREK ABLY to an order of the Court of Ordinary l of B irtow C"Unty. Georgia, will be sold before the Court-house door in carter vit'e. en the li st Tuesday in September next, within legal hours of sale, the folkming prnp-rty, to wit: Lot of 'ami No. 186, and parts of tots X< s 174, 175, and IST, lying in the sth district and 8 I section of said c unty, c ntaining 4 0 acres, more or less. And being all the land (the d"tver excepted) belonging to the estvt- of Win. Crow, deceased, upon which is situ ated a small tan-yard, now in successful operation.— -oid as the property of Wm. Crow, dei'essed, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms cash. HAWKINS F. PRICE, July 16, IS6B. Administrator. Administrator’s .Sale. \greeabletoan order of the Court of Ordinary of Bartow Countv, Georgia, will be sold be oro the Courthouse door in Cartersville, on the first Tuesday in Octobi r next, within tbe legal hours of sale, the fol lowing property, to wit— Lot of land 203, lying in the sth district and 3d sec tion of sa ; d county, at the head waters of Pe’it’s creek, containii g 150 seres, more or less. Tne place is well watered—a good spring and spriDg house—double log cabin, good stone smoke-house, carrisge-house, and very good out buildings, and an orchard of choicj Iruit—about. 70 acres of cleared land. Sola as the property of F. D. Boatfield, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms cash. L. M. MUNFORD, AJm'r. Aug. 14 40:1 Roi Sale. \GREKABLK tn the conditions of a Deed of Trust made and executed by John H. Ruckman to Samuel H. Smith, on or about the 15th of January, 1567. Insecure the payment of the purchase money of 32 acres of land, lying in the 4lh district and 3rd sec tion of Bartow county, and adjoining the tow nos Car tersvilie, and the place whereon John It. Ruckman row resides, will be sold before the Court House door in the town of Cartersville, on the first Tuesdi" in Sep tember next, within the legal hours of tale ; the above described land, containing 32 acres, more or less. Said land is bounded North by the town of Cartersville, East by lands of Thos. H Leak, South by lands of Dr. W. W. Leak, and West by lands of J. A. Terrell. The said Deed of Trust, provides that if the payments on said lands are not met within one hundred days after maturity of notes, the land may be sold and titles per fected by trustee, after advertising property thirty day--, an d j n much as the notes have come to ma turity and the additional lapse of time expired, and no part of said notes have been paid, both amounting to about. $2200.410 pdncipal, the above described lands will be sold under provisions of said morigag - or trust deed. SAM’L. IT. SMITH, Trustee. Aug. Ist, '6B. 30J Georgia, Barlow county: 1)Y virtue of an Order from the Court of Ordinary I) of Slid County, will be sold on the first Tuesday in 0 t >ber next, between the lawful hours of sale, lo* of I,arid No. (41) h rty-one, in the Fifth District, and Thl and 8. ction of said county, containing one hundred and sixtv acre*, more or less. Also, on- HOUSE and LOT in Kingston, of said C'unty. number not. knowr, known as the Mackey Lot. Said lot is small ; improvements not verv good. Sold as the property of Samuel V. Cheats, deceased, f V the benefit, of the heirs and creditors df said de ceased. Terms of taie cash. THOS. W. DODD, Adm’r. Aug. 14, IS6B. 40d Georgia, Barton county. Superior Court, March Term, 1868. Present, His Honor, James Mijner. M. M- Griffin 4 vs. > Libel for Divorce VV. J. Griffin, j Rule to Perfect Service. » IT appetring to the e'ourt, by the return of ihe Sheriff, that the defendant does not reside in said County ; and it ruvther appearing that, eaid defendant does not rtside in said Sta’e, it is on motion of Counsel ordered, (that said defendant appear and answer at the next term of this Court: else that he cause be consiiered in default, and the plain tiff allowed to proceed. And ! 't is further ordered, that this ru’.e lie published in the t'artersvil'e Express once a month for four months. A true extract from the minutes. W. T. WOFFORD, TIIOS. A. WORD, PUTs, Att’y. Clerk. OFFICE W. & A. R MI,ROAD ) Cartersville May, ?2nd 1868. ) Commutation ticket,ts in packages of ten, may be purchased at this office at 3 cents per mile. J.C. WOFFORD, Agent. p BORGIA, BARTOW COUNTY.—Two months after VJ the publication of this notice, application will he made to the court of Ordinary of Bartow county, for leave to sell all the real estatwbelonginig to the estate of Charles Sproull, late of said county, deceased, for the purpose of distribution arcing tire heirs of said deceased. THOMAS K. SPROULL, Administrator of Charles Sprouil, dec’d. Tlds July 28, 1868 w2m TyOTICE to the Debtors and Creditors of J. 8. Ghol 1\ ston, late of Bartow county, Ga, deceased, is here by given to debtors to come forward and settle up without delay, ai.d those having demands will present them duly attested, as the law directs. July 30.’69 40d G. C. GHOLBTON, Adrn r. GEORGIA, BARTOW COUNTY.—Two months after VJ date, application will be made to the Court of Or dinary of Bartow County, Georgia, al the first regu lar Term after expiration of two Months from this No tice, for leave to sell the Lands belonging to the es tate of James Woff >rd, late of said County decease , for the benefit of the h irs of said deceased. CAMTLLIA M. WOFFORD—Adm'rx, With the will annexed of JAMES WOFFORD De ceased. June 25th 2m. Georgia Barlow County, WHEREAS. D, M. Rogers and M. A. Middleton, ap plies to me lor letters of administration on the est»t e of Hugh G. Middleton, deceased. The se are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to file their objections tn this Office within the time pre scribed by law, if any they have, why said letters should not begraatel, otherwise they will be granted said applicants. Given under my hand and official signa ture, this July 23d, ISOS J. A, UOWARD, Ordinary. ST AT FOF GEORG! A I Two months after date here- B.IRTOW COUNTY, sos applicatian will be made to the Court of Ordinary of ssid county for leave to sell ell the real estate of John W. Henderson, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said de ceased. NANCY IIKNPERSON, May 22-2 m. Administratrix, S- O’SHIELHS, fashionable Tailor , CARTERSVILLE. BARTOW COUNTY, GEORGIA. tIB prepared to execute all kinds of work in the Fashionable Tail oring line, with neatness and in —LI. durable style. Over J. Elsas & Co’s store, Cartersville, Jan. 23. W . R. JIIOI STCASTLE, | and Wafch and M»y Clock Repairer, In the Front of A. A. Skinner At Co’s store. Cartersville, Jan. 25. THE CARTERSVILLE HOTEL. DR. THOMAS MILAM having . charge of this House, would be fl ■ ■ pleased to accommodate a few Board- » ! I 5 ers with BOARD, with or without ' Lodging. Call and see him at once for terms. Cartersville, Jan 17. S. H. PATILLO, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, Will attend promptly to the Cutting, Repair ing and Making Boys’ and Me >’s Clo hiDg. ]H| O lice in back room of Blair &, Bradshaw's store. Y A Cat tersville, Ga. '* “ MURRELL & BRO, RESIDENT DENTISTS, Office over S. Clayton & Son, CARTERSPILLE y GJ., Having permanently located here, and being provi ded with th • latest improvements in Dental Material, are prepared to do auj thing pertaining Dental Sur gery. ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION. DRB. H. prepare a “Superior Vegetable Tooth TowUer,'' guaranteed to contain nothing Injurious to the teeth. A Ftcs’li Stuck o r Sp ring ./N D Summer GOODS, All of the latest and best styles, lust received by J. ELSAS, WSio proposes to sell Better goods at lower Prices than any other house in town, to-wit: . . J 1 rya Sir - fkMs, ii 3 m Clotliingy HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, hardware | r and t It e 1 1), OSNABURGS, C <& X s’ © £f f AliS, country' produce, bought anil sohl Highest prices paid for. Hides, Rags, Furs, Scrap Iron, Feathers, Beeswax, Ginsing, Old Popper, Brass, etc., etc. Agents for wrapping pa per. Merchants can buy it in any quantity at mill pri ces. J. ELSAS, Main Street, Cartorsvillc, Ga. Ma> 14, 1868 -iv ly I„ OOK A T r r II IS! **' *' ’* * * ■ * ■ ■ ' r» cr^-YYe-iSi-A . t= = , / fiYc£Yjsi jfj ts£j^Y/oenla , J—j Fen Y/etnen .• «=Q coile^yonc/fnee ukY/i J /tY*u/o/yt /it a arm ckY/Ja /Yiinolc /toriif -i) orri, *=£/(tetcYy /tttJ </* Y< l i/ienet/ Yo- yioc you Y/te olt/ei jfoi tt YY YA« *=£Yt Yo4ii=^YJ J /<tY<*/ // f *ti€ tr</tre/t me io(-±ft Yo oon-J y* lenttftm-l. yf Y*eiy ic~.yiecYy<tYYy y *=£/Ae/t/oit j/vo me)y , -Y/eeieYtt) ly YnJ Y c=Q/4 Y<<t inn £/y ircft/Yttin Y y J'n ti. o (Lrochmt, (fifciss-loiirc anit st’;iblc ®utl«j) to Hlmhants at |ldo Doth Britts. Feb. (th, 1868-wly. ' McBRIDKACo. WIL S it'll Yk X 5 Hii S 12! > Successors to Joe A. Davis—(House Established in 1854.) WHOLES ALE AND BETA 1 L DB U Q GISTS, Constantly receiving New (I jods ol the best class. Sell extremely lo\V. Our Motto is “Quick Sales and Small Profits.” Give us a trial. N. B.—Paints, Oils, Window class aNd Dye-stuffs, &e. ATLANTA. <;a. apr. 29. HIINNI 6U T T h BELLI N QRATH, Dealers in Pumps ol all descriptions, WATER CLOSETS, HYDRAULIC RAMS, RUBBER HOSE AND HOSE PIPES. IRON. LEAD. AND BLOCK TIN PIPES. FOR STEAM. GAS AND WATER ALL KINDS OF FITTINGS AND FIXTURES FOR STEAM, GAS AND WATER, Mao, Steam Whistles, Globe and Connection Cooks; oil Cups. Starting Valves. Sheet Iron, Copper, Lead, Zinc and Tin ; Spelter Solder, Smoke Stacks, Water Tanks. Gas ometers, made to order. Corner of Alabama and Loyd Streets, ATLANTA, GA, B?ißitvn a Plurabet-s, Gas and Steam Fitters, COPPERSMITHS, WORKERS IH SPEET IRON, COPPER, ZINC, LEAD & TIN Ornamental Work, In Copper, Grass and Iron, done to draft. Corner Alabama and Loyd Streets, \TLA.\TA, GA, Feb’y 27, ’GB,wly ID Hi f i D DID 3. Spring and Summer Dry Goods AT A GR AT RERUCTION ! «JOX3llsr IM"_ G OUST• COR.IIEB Wllll'llEaii.L AND IIVATGR STREETS, ATLAS t*, Announces to iiis friends and the public that he will on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3d Markdown his entire stock which is extensive and well se lected, at greatly reduced prices in order to make room for his MIftSUJMitIER STOCii. which he intends purchasing in a few days. GREAT BARGAINS ! This is the grand opportunity for consumer; of Dry Goods to procure supplies at the lowest prices, and have the pleasure of selecting from a splendid Stock, which has been well bought and carefully selected by an experienced buyer, Customers will please remember that my TERMS ARE CASH. THE GREAT CLEANING OUT OF THIS MAGNIFICENT STOCK Will Commence Wednesday, June 3d. COME AND SEE THE GREAT BARGAINS THAI* WILL BE OFFEREL POSITIVELY ONE PRICE ONLY ! This old motto of mine is so strictly carried out. and to suih an advantage to buyers, that t is generally conceded to be the only correct principle ot doing business. If buyers will only re flect, they will certainly come to the conclusion tint it i- to their advantage to purchase ihcir supplies where there is but one price, and ONI’ PRICF ONLY, It is a well known fact, that there is no protection to the buyrr in any business house where there is more than one price asked for Goods* JUST RECEIVED A SPLENDID LINE OF DRESS GOODS, Consisting in part of Silks, Grenadines, Popliua, Mozambiques, ChaUies, Bareges, Lenos, Mohairs, <Sc.e, u JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF PLAID AND PLAIN WHITE SWISS, Jack’t and Nainsook Muslins, white and colored Tarlatans. <&c- n JUST R ECEIVED A LARGE LOT OF IRISH LINENS, Table Linens, Marsailles Quilts, Napkins. Towels, Handkerchiefs, Crash, <&e. o JUST RECEIVED A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF LADIES’ AND MISSES’ HOOP SKIRTS—aII sizes and qualities, Also received 20 dozen of the celebrated cinderalla skirt, a new Patent, considered by competent Judges to be the best ever made. It is a perfect model- Cai! ar and Examine it. o ALSO RECEIVED A LARGE LOT OF PLAIN AND FANCY PARASOLS, and black and brown suu umbrellas, of the newe.st styles and best makts —— o— Also recfived a beautiful line of silk binen, and palm leaf FANS. Also received an extensive stock of iosiery, gloves, handker chiefs, aud Cravats, ALSO RECEIVED a magnificent line of bro adcloth, castimeres, Tweeds, Dr pdetes, Italian Cloths, Linen Dtids. Linen Ducks, cottonaJes. <Scc. Also received cases and bales of prints, shirtings, sheetinge, Drillings, Osnaburgs. Tickings. Plaid and Stripped Hjmespun. Amongst my stock may be found everything usually kept in a first class Dry Goods Store at the very lowest prices, ly conclusion, 1 respectfully invite every person iu want of Dry Goods to call and examine It before purchasing elsewhere, and in this connection, wi 1 state th t all customers will be waited on by gentlemen who understand heir business. All the no"elties of the season now open for the inspection of the public. It is distinctly under stood that Ido hot resort to the trick of selling a leading artiebie at a sacrifice, and charge double price for other goods, the value of which the public is not aruqainted with Every article must sell itself in my store. Any goods that do not come fully up to representa tion can be returned and the money refunded. June 12th,-lv. CARTEKXIILIii: tEMALi: HIGH SGHOOT,. Tfte Exercises of this Institution will le re sumed on Monday, July 27th. Rates of Tuition as follows : Primary Class, per month . . . .$2 00 Intermediate '• “ ....... 3 00 Junior “ , “ 4 00 Senior “ “ .i 3 Ot) Terms one hall in advance—balance at the end of the Session. Fof further particulars, enquire of the prin cipals. Rev. F. P. BROWN R v. 0. L. SMITH. July 17, 4t NEW HARNESS AND SADDLE SHOP. I KK-P CTPULLY notify the pubic that I have I < p-tied a regular H -mess Shop in this place, ami , request ttiosc wishing to buy anything or wanting le -1 p iring in my line to call on me. t ome and examine njy st.'ck and work. X am using none hut ,thr best I B tllimore loathe/-. My motto is honesty and industry. 1 will sell cheaper than has been sold in this market since the war. I have always been too pool to many, consequently have no family to support Itooins in Cut. Junes’ Carflage Buildtr g—' “Temple of Industry,’' W. 0. EDWAltlii ersviCartl , Qa., April 24-ts KAY TON'S OIL OF LlF£"Cure« Rheumatism and Neuralgia. KAYTON'S OIL OF LIFE. Magic Cure and Dys entery Pills should be in every household. MW N. GILREATH & SON, Are receiving anew stock of Spring and Summer Goods, se Voted by one of the Ann In pergoc, consisting, iu part, of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Ladles’ Dress Goods, Ready-Made CLOTHI.VO^ laftlts', flUssts' anh Cunts’ ityat*, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, queenswars. Also, a well selected stock of GROCERIES, To which we Invite the atten'lon of our friends, unit beg them to cal and examine—esp< daily to boy nous us, as quick sales and short nri lit,. Is our moliO. N.UILKKAIHA SON, April 9,1868. Cartersv.lle, Ua. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE' i will sell ;»y and lot, where 1 at present, reside, LOW FOR UASIi. It is one ol the most beautiful situa* lions in Carters ville — contains a very comfortable house, with three rooms, an excellent garden <fce, Any one desiring sucli a place would do well to call o:i me, immediately, J. W. PRITCHETT, inly 10,-2w. s7 CLAYTON &. SON. DEAI.ERM IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE CaKTHKSVILEE. ga. ■, . fj D.y Goods and Notions, Shoes at and Hats, Quecnswais and GlassWarfe, Tal le ar.i Pocket Cutlery, Buckets, Tubs &c, Sugar and toiler, Lard and Tobaceo, &c., Ac. We respectfully invite you to call andex ; amine our stock. We propose to sell goods at as low prices asar.y house in the town. S. ( LAYTON.& SON. Dec. 20th, 1867-ts, “ If 'ait for the "VV-A-GrOllNr, ,lnd tec’ll all lake ti ride.” Sugar and tollec, W fig'oii-Hf akiiiff and REPAIRIN G, by J. W. MANLEY, CARTERSVILLE. GEORGIA; HAVING completed my new simp on M tin Street West side of 'he Railroad, lam now prepared to put up.to ortler One. Two ami i'otir-Ilortte WAGONS, OAR’I’S, Wheel-Harrows and Plow Stocks; also, REPAIRING ot all find* of vehicles done at short notice. Owing to the stringency in money matters h » charges will be as moderate as circumstances will ad mit. My work recommend? itself. Cartersvilte, Jan. 23, lt>67. Bartow Sheriff Sales so: J uly. Will be so/d before the Court Hotuk d»or in | Cur/ersville, within the legal Hour'S of safe, on the first Tuesday in August next, the following property, to-wil: At the nme time and place, the rett'epiept of I and whereon Defendant now lives,as the p operty of O. F Vaughn, lying in the 4 h. Diet. and Brd. Section—Not. not known—containing one hundred aid twenty acres, more nr les*, *or State and Cojunty Tax. Levied e>-, and returned to me, by a Constable. ALSO At the same time and place, the settlement of Land, known as the old Milner place, lying in the 4th. Diet, and Brd. Secttou —No*, not known, as the p op erty of R. A. Howard, Ex’r. of Ot. G. Howard, deceas ed. Levied on for Htits and County Tax, and return ed to me bv a Constable,!, ALSO One house and hit, lying ns r the town C»rler,vi" 8< wherein .1. W. Strange now live*, levied on as tha property G J Salter. Levl-d on for State and Coun ty tax, and returned ro it e by a Constable. ALSO The Settlement of Land, whe< eon Defendant r**ii«», lying in the 4th Diet, and 3rd. S.otlon, No, not known,' us the property of John L. Kellers. Levied oft s or ’ State and County tax, and returned to me by a Cons. Alg>o A t the '»me time • tid place. Lot No. S, In the t.->wn of Cartersv ille, as Ihe property of Caleb Tnnjpkinr.— Levied on for hit Strte and County tax, and returned to me by a Constable. ALSO At the same time and place, one Mouse colored mare mule, about nit e years old, medium site. S dil as an estray, taken up by B. C. Pugh, of Bartow Cos m. tv, Ua. , on , e „ MILLIK COLLINS, Dtp. Sh« r »a. July Bib.
