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About The Cartersville express. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1867-1870 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1868)
LOCAL head. cartersville Male Academy. The patrons of my school arc respectfully , : t{ .j to attend and hear llie recitations of c l»*aes, on Friday, the 21st instant, and each succeeding Fourth Friday thereafter, , ne the continuance of the School, u B J. VV. PRITCHETT, Principal. Notice.—There will be y.) services in the Male Academy, in this ,ce, oo Sunday next., (Aug. 23d,) beginning Eleven o’clock, A. M. The Rev. W. B. Eluott, of the Episcopal Church, will officiate nliJpr ach. The citizens generally are invited wtiteoJ. ~ auxilary Bible Society to the Atneiican, t , o,rtow County, was organized at the M. y Church in this place,on Sunday night last The object of the society is to supply the poor anil destitute citizens of the coun’y with the .lire Word of Hod From our own observa tion we know that such a society is very much needed- It was organize lat the instance of jtev. Mr. Luckey, agent lor the above society. We were sorry to see the audience so impa ct to leave the church on that occasion.— It is » good worl< . and should call forth the sy m - nthies and co-operation of all good citizens Ivho fare for the future well being of their fel iuw-man. Ignorance and vice go hgrid in hand, and wi I eventually lead to destruction, l.etit never be said that the refined and Chris tian citizens of Bartow county, upon whom (rod is so lavishly bestowing His blessings, through, indifference or inedvertence to the wants of the poor and destitute, denied to them the W ord of Life. Let us, one and all, give, at least, a pittance of the good tilings which (foil has so mercifully bestowed upon us, to aid in spreading the Holy Scriptures broadcast over the land. A goodly number of our Radical friends re turned from the grand pnw-vnw at the Capitol, on Tuesday last, with a fly in their ear. Offi resjust out. WiH have a full supply on hand a t the next election, provided the “unterri fied” don’t interfere. We are rejoiced to sec that preparations are making to commence the erection of a two atory brick business house on the old site of George J. Howard & Cos., in this place, under the auspices of Messrs. Stokcly 6c Williams. The building up of this corner will improve the Jjoksufour town very much. The Grocery Store of A. R. Hudgens, in this place, has been burglariously entered late ly, and money abstracted from his drawer.— On Sunday night last, the light-fingered gentry undertook to enter again , and like to have re ceived a benefit —a load of buckshot. It is said that the rogues had both front and backdoors picketed outside to give notice to those who were to enter, upon the approach of any one. They were supplied with chloroform and Greek fire. Let a sharp lookout be kept, and ascet tain who it is that prowls around late at. night, or mischief, we fear, will befall our town. We ate sorry to learn that Col. J. G. Stocks, of this town, was thrown from his buggy, late on Tuesday evening last, nud his shoulder bone broken. 'The wound is not considered dangerous, but very painful. A correspondent of the At'anta Intelligen cer suggests the name of Gen. Win T. Wof ford for Congress from the. Seventh Congres sional District, in the approaching fa 1 election. With due deference to the claims of others, we say Amen. From prospects around us. we think wo may look forward with considerable degree of ecu - taintv, for a lively trade this .all and winter. The corn and cotton crops, ol thiAsection, pro mise an abundant yield, particular!/ the latter, which was never better than nt the present. Land hunters are numerous, and those having lands to rpnt arc driving a lively business in - r - ---•■■ ««•«<* ano steady, as it always will be in a county pos sessing the advantages that this docs >ii almost every respect. The county is rapidly filling up with good, substantial citizens, many of whom are renters, refusing to buy under the j mistaken idea that lands here will be cheaper. 1 We are again Drought under obligations to ourenterprising follow-citizen, (J. T. Shclraaa, fora basket full of nice peaches, the finest that we have ever seen, of the "Paee” variety. The largest one measured about ten and a half inches in circumference. Thay were raised on his p’anlation on the Etowah Hirer, near this pl>ce, where he has a great veriety of choice fruits. An election to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of councilman Bryant, was held in this place, on Saturday last. Gapt. J. J. Jones having received the highest vote was declared duly elected. G. VV. Jack, wholesa!e*rnd retail Confeclion er and Baker, * Atlanta. Ga., is who'esaling good Candies »t 20 cents a pound, the price of that commodity before the war. fitaT’ VVe are requested, by Messrs. Loewensieii: & Pfeifer, to announce to the public that they have just received, in store, a fine lot of Prints and Bleach ing, which they propose to sell at very short profits. You can get your Walnut fine French Bedsteads cheaper than ever, at Jacob Elsas’. BSY*Those who wish to Distill fruit, this season, or make Liquors, ot any kind, ought to read the advertisement of Messrs. Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, of Atlanta, Ga., to be found in another column of this paper ; anti also learn the different kinds of work they pro pose to do. which every bod}’ can’t do. Mr. H unnicutl was formerly a citizen of this county, and, withal, a clever gentlemen. B£aY“Messrs. Loewenstein «fc Pfeifer are wanting Wheat, for which they propose to pay the highest market price in greenbacks. KAYTON'S OIL OF LlFE, "Cures Ear ache Burns, Cuts, Stings, etc, For Boots and Shoes you should go to Jacob Elsas’. WHEAT —ft). Gilrijath & Son a r e prepared with money and sacks to pur chase wheat from the farmers at the best market prices, delivered in good merchantable order at Depots along the line of Rail-Road. All payments lor wheal will be made at our office in Cartersville, and sacks drawn at the same place. With our thanks lor past patronage we invite'youto call and see us. Gentlemen wishing to buy a suit of fine Broad Cloth, will do well to examine the new arrival of same, at Jacob Elsas’. | KSU Ail Kinds of Flour and Grain Sacks kept on hand and for sale, by Mitchell & Bentley, at die Ware-House ol A. VV. Mtchell <s* Bro., corner of Hunter and Whitehall Streets, Atlanta, Ga. Oiders promptly filled, June 251 h 1868 —\v6t. Just arrived! A well selected Stock of Gentlemen’s Wool and Fur Hats, and for sale cheap, at Jacob Elsas’. KAYTON'S MEDICINES ! RED WINK k FOX, Atlanta, Ga., Are Wholesale Agents for Kayton’s Medicines. We waul oats, wheat and corn, and will pay the highest market price delivered at any point on the Riilroad. Parties having any of the above mentioned articles will do well to sec us before selling. BLAIR & BRADSHAW July 16th—ts, t KAYTON'S OIL OF LIFE and Pill and Magic Cure for sale by all Druggists. New Goods of all descriptions receiving daily, at JACOB EL SAS’ Cheap Cash Store. KAYTON'S MEDICINES ! For sale in CARTERSVILLE, Ga., bv W. L. KIRKPATRICK, Druggist, KAYTON'S MAGIC CURE ! Cures Coughs, Colds, and Sore Throat. KAYTON'S OIL OF LIFE ! Cures Sprains, Rruises, Swellings, and Corns. KAYTON'S MAGIC CURE ! Cures Diarrlitn and Cramp Cholic s3/” Blair <s• Bradshaw want twenty thousand bushels of Wheat, tor which they will pay the HIGHEST MAR KET PRICE, at 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 aiad Dyspepsia. Police ! The public are Inreby forewarned against trading lor a note given by me to John L. Rowland, in the year 1867, for about one hundred aid twenty-sev en 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. W. H. Lucas. CartersvVle. Ga., July 16, 1868. The Sens. The fare from Savannah to FtiMadelp!*;.. So now reduced to twenty dollars. The Radical so-called Governor of A’abama has vetoed me hill paiuod hv the Legislature taking the election for President from the peo ple and giving it to that dis -honorable body. V' ell done for him, if lie is a Rad. T>e Norfolk, Va., papers say that great prospe -ity is attending that city, ind that real estate Las largely increased in value, within the past ft'W months. Stevenson’s majority for Governor of Ken tucky, in 108' counties, is 88.421. It i3 saiil that it will he 9,'h000 in the State. Democra cy is rapidly advancing all over the United States. Every Lret <e wafts the glad tidings. From every quarter of the Union, we learn, the shout is raised for S'cymour and Blair, and thousands arc flocking to their Standard who have heretofore acted with the Radical party. Aaron Alpeoria Bradley h»s been expelled from the State Senate instead 1 of having his resignation accepted. Poor old ■ *nig,” He is now out as a candidate for Congret’S. A bush arbour is being erected at .‘he Cross Roadsubove Dr. W. H. Felton’s, in this .county, where a two days’ meeting will be held, com mencing on Saturday, the 22d inst., under the supervision of Rev. R. H. Jones. P. C., Barto .w Mission, and where an effort is now being made to erect a M. E. Church. A protracted meeting was hold at Liberty Grove Methodist Church, below Allatoona, last week, which resulted in 25 conversions and additions to that church. This church belongs to the Bartow Mission. At Brandon chapel, Cartersville circuit, during the same time, there wereseveral conversions and twelve additions to that church. It is said that many of de gemmen of Afric 'scent that attended the late Radical Conven tion in Atlanta, airived in that city upon the peoples’ line, and left, after it was over, upon the same line. Several were from a distance. Doubtless they felt much edified by their visit. 'The city council of Atlanta have tendered to the Legislature the use of the new Opera House in that city, in compliance with their agreement, hinged upon the removal of the Capitol of the State to that point. The Legis lature begun to growl lor elbow room. Joseph E. Brown has been appointed Chief Justice, and McKay and Warner Associate Justices, of the Supreme Court of Georgia.— Poor old Tray (Walker) gets no bone to pick. From the Atlanta Constitution. Rial In Atlanta. Last night a little after 10 o’clock, several negroes called on the police to arrest a boisterous and unruly sulragan. He was on the side-walk with pistol in band, cursing and abusing the white people, and swearing that “no damned white rebel son-nf-a-bttch could arrest him.” Two policemen at this moment laid their hands on him, and gave him to understand that he was their prison er. They moved down Decatur street towards the guardhouse. When near the alley leading to Tim Murphy’s boarding saloon, the negroes gathered in large numbers, and surrounding the Policemen and prisoner, at once com menced demonstrations to rescue. The Policemen blew their whistles and endeavored to keep back the mob—other policemen were now upon the spot, but with great difficulty made their way to the centre where their comrades were. About this lime, some one on jhe opposite side of the street gave the order to fire ; the order was obeyed, and the frrst shot struck voung Thomas, a Policeman. The fire was returned, and several discharges follow ed in quick succession. In the inelee the Policemen lost their prisoner, but three others were secured— orte of wtw»m was killed and the other two wounded. Tire negroes lied in great confusion, but soon rallied lower down on Decatur street and Commenced a forward movement for renewal of the attack. By this lime the whole police force was assembled and ready for ac tion, and a large number ol citizens were also out prepared for the collis ion. For some reason or oilier the “col ored troops” concluded discretion was the better part of valor, and quietly withdrew. In twenty minutes the city was as quiet and dark as the cave of oblivion. 'Hie negroes are not so much to blame lor such conduct ; their passions are inflamed by designing knaves, and they are being driven to their own de struction as a part of the scheme of the vilest political warfare that was ever watted for power and plunder. We are opposed to fighting the ne gro, except in actual self-defense, for he is ignorant and not responsible for the situation ; but the white men who incite them to riot anti bloodshed, should be made to feel the cold steel at the very first out break—strike down the leaders, and the negroes will -disperse and behave themselves. IV e mean exactly what we say. Ail Incident in the Early Life or Gen. Grant. BY HIS FATHER. One evening, in the early part of May, when Ulysses was fourteen years old, I told Orville to go and get the old flea-bitten in are and carry her to the pond to water. Now where we lived water was scarce, and it was a mile to this place. Ulysses saw Orville as he was rilling off, and being very fond, as all my boys were, of riding horse-back, shouted after bis brother, “Orville, Oh ! Orville, let me rjde ‘old flea’ to the pond.” Orville declined. “I say, Orville, if you will I'll give you my sheer of egg-bread to-night /” Orville stopped and let Ulysses take the horse, who went cantering along merrily. I relate this little incident to illus trate the difference between the two boys then, and which will give a clue to the reason why Orville won’t sup port Ulysses lor President. One loves the luxuries of life that are, to be found upon the “groaning board,” the other loves the pleasures that arise from a participation in manly pursuits. Or ville thinks the Democrats are going to beat., and lie will not have high taxes to pay, and will therefore have more money to spend upon his belly. Ulysses cares nothing about taxation or making money, but loves the glory of borses and being President. SPECIALS, EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM Providence, Ala., May.l3, lSi’C. Dr. John Bull: —I (send you #3O for CEDRON mwrifos. nlease send what it will come to after pay ing freight to Columbus, .Miss, t nave uce„ „«u.j several years with indigestion ; have had to take piils every night for ten or fifteen years ; and in February 1804, I was attacked with general paralysis. 1 was confired 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 was put under ■■•■n operation, and your Gedron Bitters for treatment I commenced improving right away, and am pretty well restored. Yours, truly, A. L. NEAL. The above is a specimen of how my CEDRON BIT TERS nd SARS APARILLA are appreciated. The house of Samson & Ross, Druggist’, of Rich mond, Indiana, who have made several purchases of my Bitters, stated that several persons had been cured of dyspepsia by their use. W. H. Bringhurst, Jnd., says that roy Cedron Bitters ha. given the best istisfaction of any Bitters that he has ever kept for sale, and believes them them the best Bitters in the market. The public servant, JOHN BULL, M..D. For sale by L. 11. BRADFIELI), Atlanta , Ga wholesale anil retail druggist. Wbo also sells BULL’d Sarsaparilla, BULL’S Worm Destroyer, SMITH’S Tonic Syrup. Feb 12, ’6Bw3m N. GILREATH & SON, CARTERSVIIHE, GA., GENERAL DEALERS IN sjj' —ALSO — Produce an, l Provision Merchants. Orders for GRAIN promptly filled.“|gß Aug. 14, 1863. tC Removal. The law office of gen. wm. t. woffoed has been removed from its foi ’tnerlo cation on the Hill near the Presbyterian Church, t.° “ :s New Building near the Railroad Depot. Aug. 14, 186S. Bm. DR. F. . M. 10HNS!)N, Dentist, T ESPECTFULLY offers his Professional "j. ll services to the citizens of Cartersville and vicinity. He is prepared to do work 7 mlt on the latest and most improved style. Teeth extracted without pain, [by means of narcotic spray.] W rk all warranted. Office over J. Elsas’ Store, CARTERSVILLE, Ga. Feb. 20,1865.—w5m JERE A. HOWARD, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. CARTERSVILLE, GA. PRITCHETT & WOFFORD, Attorneys at Law, CARTERSTILIiE, GEORGIA. OFFICE OVER ELSAS’STORE, Oct. 17, 1867. THOMAS W. MILNER, Attorney at Law, CARTERSVILLE. ’ . GEORGIA. Will attend promptly to business entrusted to his care. Get. 5. ly JOHN J. JONES, Attorney at Law, Cartersville, Ga., WILL attend promptly to all business en trusted to his care. Will practice in the Courts of Law, and Equity in the Cherokee Circuit. Special attention given to the collec tion of claims. Jan. 1, 1866. ly JOHN J. JONES, REAL ESTATE AGENT, CARTERSVILLE, GA. I am authorized to sell, and have on hand several Houses and Lots, and also numerous building lota in the town of Cartersville. Also several plantations of vari ous sizes in Bartow county. Parties desiring to buy or sell will do wellyo giv* mo a call. All communications promptly answered. July 17,1866. CAKTEKSVILLE m n A\» 118 1 T FACTOR F, BY R. H. JONES. LATESWROM THE TEMPLEI The Public are specially in vited to call and examine my Stock of VEHICLES, as almost every day I have Something New!! | RUN AGAINST THE WIDE WORLD!!! I am furnishing this country with as neat DURABLE & FASHIONABLE Vehicles as can be bought in any market. j m . My patronage extends to all the adjoining counties, with an increasing tendency,. My work advertises for itself. From Atlanta, Ma rietta, Rome, Calhoun, in fact all over the country, I am getting letters and statements fiuni tin. n.oi men of upper Georsiia : “ Your work is giving perfect satisfaction.” “Yours is the best Factory of the kind in upper Georgia, and is second to none.” In filling orders and REPAIRING, I never fail to give satisfaction. All iny Mate rials used are of the FIRST QUALITY, and Timber well seasoned, obtained in Eastern markets. I have experienced Mechanics. I never had more reliable hands in my lif . . I make the assertion w’thout fear of contra diction, that I am doing as Good W*ork here to-day as any builder can do North or South. Do you want a NEAT, FASHIONABLE, SUBSTANTIAL Buggy, Hack, or Carriage, or uny thing else in my line 1 Come, write, or sea u 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. OASES .A. USED GASKETS. B Y Erwin & Jones. Cartersville, Jan. 31st, 1868. ly. are authorized to announce the name of JOHN A. TERRELL as a candidate for Justice of the Peace for the B!2'-£d (Cartersville) District, G. M-, at the approaching election, whenever ordered. August 6th, 1868. wtde KAYTON’S DYSPEPTIC PILLS T Cures Sick Headache and all Bilious Disorders. KAYTON'S Wl OF LIFE! Cures Tail) in the Back, Breast. Sides, Shoulders, and Joints. Notice. 1 WILL CLOSE OUT MY ENTIRE SPRING ANI) SUMMER Stock, at greatly reduced prices. JACOB ELSAS. Aug, 14, 1868. ts For Sale. IV GILREaTH FON offers for sale one hundred -L’ . feet of VACANT LAND, on Main street, lying between our Store and Ware-house. We will sell all together, or in s2paratelots of Twen ty-five feet front, and running back Eighty-six feet. Price and terms reasonable. Cartersvi’le, Ga., Aug. 14, IS6B. Administrator’s Sale. AGREEABLY to an order of the Court of Ordinary of Bartow County, Georgia, will be sold before the Court-house door in Carte.r»v,He. on the first Tuesday in September next, within legal hours of sale, the following property, to wit: Lot of land No. 186, and parts of lots Nos 174,175, and IS7, lying in the sth district and 31 section of said ciuDty, containing 4' 0 acres, more or less, and being all the land (the dowe* excepted) belonging to the estate of Wm. Grow, deceased, upon which is situ ated a small tan-yard, now in successful operation.— Boi<l as the property of Wm. Crow, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms cash. HAWKINS F. PRICE, July 16, 1868. Administrator. Administrator’* Sale. * greeableto an order of the Court of Ordinary of /lßartow County, Georgia, will be sold before the Courthouse door in Cartersvibe, on the first Tuesday in October next, within the legal hours of sale, the fol lowing property, to wit— Lot of land 203, lying in the sth district and 8d sec tion of said county, at the head waters of Pedt’s creek, containing 150 acres, more or less. The place Is well watered —a good spring and spring house—double log cabin, good stone snuke-house, carriage-house, and very good out buildings, and an orchard of choice Iruit—about 70 acres of cleared land. Sold as the property of F. l>. Boatfield, deceased, for the benefit of the hetrs ami creditors of said deceased. Terms L. M. MUNFORD, Adm’r. Aug. 14 40d Mortgage Sale. \GREEABLE to the conditions of a Deed of Trust made and executed by John H. Ruckman to Samuel 11. Smith, on or about the loth of January, 1807, to secure the payment of the purchase money of 32 acres of land, lying in the 4Ui district and 3rd sec tion of Bartow county, and adjoining the town of Oar tersville, and the place whereon John IT. Ruckman non - resides, will be sold before the Court House door in the town of Cartersville, on the first. Tuesday in Sep tember next, within the legal hours of sale ; 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 binds of Dr. W. W. Leak, and West by lands of J. A. Terrel). 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 days, anil in as 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 $2200.00 ptincipal, the above described lands will be sold under provisions of said mortgage or trust deed. SAM’L. H. SMITH, Trustee* Aug. Ist, ’6&_ 30d Georgia. Bartow county: BY virtue of an Order from the Court of Ordinary of said County, wiil he sold on the first Tuesday in October next, between the lawful hours of sale, lot of Land No. (41) forty-one, In the Fifth District, and Third 9* ction of said county, containing one hundred and sixty acres, more or less. Also, on -- HOUSE and LOT in Kingston, of said county, number not knowr, known as the Mackey Lot. Said lot is small ; improvements not very good. Sold as the properly of Samuel V. Sheats, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said de ceased. Terms of sale cash. THOS. W. DODD, Adm’r. Aug. 14, 1368. 40d Georgia. Bartow county. Superior Court, March Term, 1868. Present, His Honor, James Milner. M. M. Griffin ) vs. '- Libel for Divorce W. J. Griffin. ) Rule to Perfect Service. IT appeirirg to the Court, by the return of ihe Sheriff, that the defendant does not reside in said County ; and it furthfr appearing that said defendant.does not reside in said State, 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 consilered in default, and the plaintiff allowed to proceed. And it is further ordered, that this rule he published in the Cartersville Express once a month for four months. A true p-vtract from the minutes. W. T. WOFFORD. THOS. A. WORD, Firs, Att’y. Clerk. CIEORGIA. BARTOW COUNTY. —Two months after I the publication of this notice, application will be marie to the court of Ordinary of Bartow county, for leave to sell all the real estate belonging to (he estate of Charles Sproull, late of sahl county, deceased, for the purpose of distribution among the heirs of said deceased. THOMAS K. SPROULL. Administrator of Charles Sproull, dec’d. This July 28,1868 w2m AJOTICE to the Debtors and Creditors of J. S. Ghol i\ ston, late of Bartow county, Ga., deceased, is here by given to debtors to come forward and settle up without delay, and those having demands will present them duly attested, as the law directs. July 30,’68 40J G. C. GHOLSTON, Adm’r. nEORGIA, BARTOW COUNTY.—Two months after vT date, application will be made to the Court of Or dinary of Bartow County, Georgia, at the first regu lar Term after expiration of t wo Months from this No tice, for leave to sell the Lands belonging to the es tate of James Wofford, late of sa : d County decease l , for the benefit of the hi irs of said deceased. CAMILLIA M. WOFFORD—Adm’rx, With the will annexed of JAMES WOFFORD De ceased. June 25th 2m. Georgia Itartovr County, WHEREAS. D, M. Rogers and M. A. Middleton, ap ’’ plies to me tor letters of administration on the estatjk°f Hugh G. Middleton, deceased. Th* e are, therefore, to cite ahd admonish all and the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to file their objections In this Office within the time pre scribed by law, if ary they have, why said letters should not. begrautei, otherwise they will bn granted said applicants. Given under my hand and official signa ture, this July 281,156S J. A, HOWARD, Ordinary. ST AT EOF GEORGIA I Two months after date here -8.-IRTOW COUNTY, (of applicatian will he made to the Court of Ordinary of ssid county for leave to sell alt the real estate of John W. Henderson, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said de ceased. NANCY HENDERSON, May 22-2 in. Administratrix, S. O’SHIELDS, Fashionable Tailor , CARTERSVILLE, BARTOW COUNTY, GEORGIA, IS prepared to execute all kinds of work in the Fashionable Tail -1.1- oring line, with neatness and in IA. durable style. Over J. Elsas & Co’s store, Cartersville, Jan. 23. W . R, MOUHTCASTLE, CH Jeweller and Watch and W' Clock Repairer, In the Front of A. A. Skinner Ac Co’s store. Cartersville, Jan. 25. THE CARTERSVILLE HOTEL. DR. THOMAS MILAM having charge of this House, would be pleased to accommodate a few Board- M ? L * , ers with BOARD, with or without Lfici I.o’dging. Call and see him at once for terms. l/Virtersviile, Jan 17. COMU.SSION-W IREHOOSE! N. GIL HEATH & S 0 N, G. W. K ORG AN AND J*- Hj. whitehead, Having completed a Ware-House in this place, would respectfully inform Farmers and the public generally that they are now ready to receive any kind or goodN or PRO DICE in Store Or on Consignment. Liberal advances will be made on Produce stored. All goods sent forward on consignment for sale, shetrtd be marked ft. GILRE4TH & C 0., Cartersville, Ga., Juhf, 2t, 1868 ,-IC. OOXiVT T H I ! 0 _ ** e=£df/a.j / Oj /S y • er 'Jj . €~sfi. : J-^-€rt // —Qi^/Ve' a if'f f/i *=A®ett* t-2y% <z fyi-mo-i,e fiGfi-At’J } off i, — /fa-S- f/ctcimincf/ /» yott o ).f/oJ i, ft // a, iw X/o <?J y# ic mtttut-i. ripely tt i/tccfjf'il'/y, Ae/e/on j2?oo>ncty yj^eclefaly Aft m a cA~)/yltctt A/tttft/ a^«i. Crolttrjt, (floss-art an!) I’aMe tntlern to IHrafants at tltto Work U rites. Ffb. lth, 1868-wlv. 00 * >I. imil)K Ac Cos WU I2 Di’J a Successors to Joe A. Davis—(House Established in 1854*) WHOLESALE and retail druggists, Constantly receiving New Goods of the best class. Sell extremely low. Our Motto is “Quick Sales and Small Profits.” Give us a trial. N. B.—Paints, Oils, Window class axd Dye-stuffs, &e. ATLANTA, ca.— apr. 29. HU N NIC UTT A* BEL L I N GRATH , Dealers in Pumps of 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. Also, Steam Whistles, Gages, Globe anti Connection Cocks; oil Cups. Starling 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, SB®*srs©«tt # ® Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters, COPPERSMITHS, WORKERS IN SHEET IRON, COPPER, ZINC, LEAD It, TIN Ornamental Work, In Copper, Brass ami Iron, done to draft. Corner Alabama and Loyd Streets, ATLANTA, GA, Feb’y 27,’68,w1y DR ¥ G ©©DS. Spring and Summer Dry Goods AT A GR. : AT REDUCTION ! vTCXEntT IM\ TOUST. CORNER WHITE HAL. Li AND IHJATER STREETS, ATLANTA, Announces to his friends and the public that he will on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3d Mark down his entire stock which is extensive anti well se lected, at greatly reduced prices in order to make room for his HI II>SEItIJtIER STOC'IA. which he intends purchasing in a few days. GREAT BARGAINS ! This is the grand opportunity for consnmers 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 mv TERMS ARE CASH. J THE GREAT CLEANING OUT OF THIS MAGNIFICENT STOCK Will Commence W ednesday, June 3d. COME AND SEE THE GREAT BARGAINS THA I' WILL BE OFFERED POSITIVELY ONE PRICE ONLY ! This old motto of mine is so strictly carried out, and to such an sdvantage to buyers, that t is generally conceded to be the only correct principle of doing business. If buyers will only re flect, they will certainly come to the conclusion that it is to their advantage to purchase their supplies where there is but one price, and ONF PRICE ONLY, It is a well known fact, that there is no protection to the buyer in any busmess house where there is more than one price asked for Goods- o JU ST RECEIVED A SPLENDID LINE OF DRESS GOODS, Consisting in par' of Silks, Grenadines, Poplius, Mozambiques, Challies, Bareges, Leuos, Mohairs, &c. o JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF PLAID AND PLAIN WHITE SWISS, Jack’t and Nainsook Muslins, white and colored Tarlatans, &e - JUST R ECEIVED A LARGE LOT OF IRISH LINENS, Table Linens, Marsailles Quilts, Napkins. Towels, Handkerchiefs, Crash, <&e. ) — JUST RECEIVED A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF LADIES’ AND MISSES’ HOOP SKIRTS—aII sizes and qualities, o— 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- Call ard Examine it. O Also received a large lot of plain and fancy parasols, an j black and brown sun umbrellas, of the newest styles and best makes. • o Also recfived a beautiful line of silk binen, and palm leaf fans. Also received an extensive stock of iosiery, gloves, handker chiefs, and Cravats, O Also received a magnificent line of broadcloth, castimeres, Tweeds, Drapdetes, Italian Cloths, Linen Drills. Linen Ducks, cottonades, Ac. Also received cases and bales of prints, shirtings, sheetjnge, Drillings, Osnaburgs. Tickings, Plaid and Stripped Hnnespun. Amongst my stock may he found everything usually kept in a first class Dry Goods Store at the very lowest prices, lu conclusion, I respectfully invite every person in want of Dry Goods to call and examine tt before purchasing elsewhere, and in this connection, wi'l State th tall customers will be waited on by gentlemen who understand their business. All the no-elties of the season now open for the inspection of the public. It is distinctly under- I stood that Ido not resort to the trick of selling a leading articble at a sacrifice, and charge double price for other goods, the value of which the public is not acuqainted 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,-ly. iAHTERSVILLE IIDIALL HI3H SGHOOTr Tne Exercises of this Institution will te re sumed on Monday, July 27th. Kates of Tuition as rollout!: Primary Class, per month ... .$2 00 Intermediate “ “ 3 00 Junior “ " “ 4 00 Senior “ “ - S 00 Terms one half in advance—balance at the end of the Session. For further particulars, enquire of the prin cipals. Rev. F. P. BROWN Rev. O. L. SMITH. July 17, it NEW HARNESS AND SADDLE SHOP. 1 BKePtCCTFULLY notify the public tlt&t I have 1 opened a regular II irnes* Shop In this place, and I request those wishing to buy anything or wanting re pairing in iny line to call on me. Come and examine ray stock and work. I am using none but the best Baltimore leather. My motto is honesty and industry. I will sell cheaper than has been sold In this market sincethe war. I hare always been too poor to marry, consequently have no family to support liooms in Col. Jones’ Carriage Building—'Temple of Indnstry," W; C. BDWAKUd. Cartersville, Ga., April '24-tf KAYTON'S OIL OF LIFE--Cures Rheumatism and Neuralgia. KAYTON'S Oil OF LIFE- Magic Cure and Dys entery Pills should be in every household. 3ilW #§># B3 N. GILREATH & SON. Are receiving anew stock of Spring and Summer Goods, selected by one of the firm lu person, consisting, to part, of dents’ Furnldiing Goods, Ladies’ Dress Roods, Ready-Made CLOTBtJrG, Tabus', iUisscjs’ aul doits' jtyat*, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, QL'EENSVVAUS. Also, a well selected stock of GROCERIES, To which we Invite the attention of car friends, nod beg them to cab end examine—especially to bay Iron* us, as iiuick sales and short profits ts onr motto. N. UILIiKATU Si SON, April 9, 186$. _ Oartersvllle, (I*. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. i will sell my house and Sot, where 1 at present, re side, LOW FOR CASH. It is one ol the most beautiful situa tions it’ Cartersville —contains a very comfortable house, with three rooms, an excellent garden Ac. JRaT" Any one desiring such a place would do well lo call on tue, immediately. J. W. PRITCHETT, july 10,-2w. S. CLAYTON & SON. DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE CAKTF.RSVU.I.K, GA. Dry Goods and Notions, Shoes ai d lists, yueenswaiff and Glassware, Talle and Pocket Cutlery, Buckets, Tubs &c, Sugar and Coflee, Lard and Tobaeeo, &c., <Stc- We reaper (fully invite you to call and ex amine our stock. We propose to sell goods at as low prices as any house in the town. 8. CLAYTON & SON. Dec. 20th, lOTMf, “ H'ail for the "W"-A-GO IST, ,Iml ive’ll all take a ride.' , W a«:oii-Makiug' and REP A I R I NG, by J. W. MANLEY, CARTERSVILLE. GEORGIA, HAVING completed my new shop on Main Street Went side of the Railroad, I am now prepared to put up to order One, Tito anil Foor-lforae WAGONS, CARTS, Wheel-Barrows and Plow Stocks ; also, REPAIRING of all kinds of vehicles done at short notice. Owing to the stringency in money matters fry charges will be as moderate as circumstance,* Hill ad mit. My work recommends itself. Cartersville, Jan. 23, 18G7. CAPITOL ' DRUG STORE L. H. BRaDFIELD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST Anil dealer in faints, Oil* and DyeaiufTs Keeps constantly on hand a Complete assortment of every thing usually fouud in a First Class Drug Store. | Also, sole Agent fdr Dr. 0. S. Pr ophlll’i celebrated : Family Medicines ; 10-wit i PUOPHITT'B LIVER MEBtOIXfc; i puophttt's Pain kill it, j PROPHITf’S ANTI-BltL!OU8 PILLS j The excellent remiditSs of O. 8. Prophlp, M. I>. need no recommendation. Their well known power in removing the diseases peeuliar to our Souiheru climate, having already established for llieru an envia ble reputation in Georgia and the AdJMning State-. As the majority of persons living in the tb.inh are pre-disposed to disease of the Llrer, It la granted hi nt! Intelligent pwHMAb" thst most of th* p.lns and aches of our people are due to or-fArde or f nctional defangemeut of that Important, Organ. P opldlt Anti-Hillious fills ami Liver Meditilne strike directlv at tiie root of the evil. Tlitfy 1 fcu*e the Liver, which., in nine esses out of ten, is at the bottom of tin; Coujthu, Dyspepsias, Colics, Sick Headache, Rheumatics C‘ n-* stipattons, Menstrual ob.-lructions, - lc., *•> con. among our people. Earache, Toothache, Acute Klu-o rnaUsnp NeUraltfa ar.d bodily pains of every kind, live befoti Prophitt’s Pain Kill It like chaff lie ore the wind L. II UHVDFIKI.iI. Proprietor ol Capitol fcbo o, Bole Agent for Prophitt’s Celebrated Pauii 1 v Me Uc-net jure 19, ts. Whitehall street. At unu. OFFICE W. & a7jTTi7.RO A lJ ) Cartersville May, 22nd itir.fcl. > Commutation ticket!* in packages of teu, may !.» purchased at this office at!! cents per mile. J.C. WOFFORD, Agent.
