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About The standard and express. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1871-1875 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1873)
£ (txmss CABTERSVILLE, GA.: THURSDAY, JULY 24th, I^TU. CARPETS! CARPETS! Wk now have in our < avpet Store tiro largn-1 line of < aipels confuting, in part, or Axmiii- Ml , r , m.h lotto. Velvets' Uodv and Tajiestry U.nsVstd-, 3 i»ljs. Ingrains, 2pi vs, Cotton and w ■ ,i»l. Primed Linen, Striped Hemp, Cottago ..,,,1 finfs » nrpets ever before on Exhibition in tile .SouIII. \ large 1 ino ■>! >or Oit Clo'lis, from 3to 1: leet w iue. ( orou ati l China Mattings, of all widths, s, vU.’s ami qualities. i Mir stork of Lace Curtains ami Lace Curtain ii- unsurpassed. A magnificent stock of i;i..c ttclle, Coataliue, Silk Stripe Seini, Plain I .and Damasks. Oil Window Shades, in i, moron- designs _and in nil sixes. Lsmbrc ,jui ii- made to order, from sls 00 to SIOO (to each. Parties visiting the City are earnestly invited to examine our mammoth stock of above men tioned goods, Price ii-ts and description sent ml ,1 litiu ation. t 11AM15Kill IN, BOYNTON Jt CO., < orner Whitehall A Hunter Sts., March ‘lO, ’73. ly Atlanta, La. ora Hry Goods Department never w as so full ind cornpldo with bountiful Spring Goods as ii, . Wi: Imv cur goo.ls for ( ‘ash, which ena i - io sell :.t the lowest pos-ihlc price-. < ..: and examine, or -eud your Order.-, s:in.- i, -cut, on Application. CHAMBERLIN. lIdYNTOXiCiI.. < orner Whitehall A Hunter Sts., M iii li 90, '73. iv Atlanta, Ga. To The Public. On :u: 1 after this date, the terma of auhscrip l,i*.i to the Standard & Express, will he $2, J X VAllJAlii. Y IX ADVAXrt:. Don’t ask lor credit. Those in arrears will undoubt edly be dropped from our lists, and their ac count,- placed in au officer.- hands for collec tion, unit'st paid ininieillatclv, We mean ex on the -Uh of August, ISIS, I will open a school lor girls’ and also boys under 1- years oi age, in one of (he rooms of the building oe (i'iiii'd by “Male High School.” Terms mod erate. Patrons will receive the benefit, of the I'ubiie School fund. Miis. M. K. .Joiin,-ton. ( .nicrsvllle, Ga., July 'A, 1873.—Sius ■ -it.’ *rit*iitr.»i« A FINE It A IN. tin last Saturday evening we were visited by line lain, which was very much needed in lids particular locality. lt*in a good time now to sow turnips. a snaky:stop.Y- A reliable gentleman who lives near this place reported at this offiee the other day, a . nuke which he saw killed hist week and which lie declares had sixty-three young ones. Wc are glad to know that a snake to prolific has been killed! OL It EXCHANGES. it. i. amu.-ing for certain little one-horse papera to * < at our acquaintance,” while such papers n-: the Savannah News, Advertiser, Macon T. legraph and Messenger, the Atlanta < :i litution and the Herald, and many other lit chits papers, continue lo exchange with a . We can well afford lo dispense with Home Ik iia that have been coming to our office. VVi arc not suffering for them. >IR. W. VV. RICKS. Mr. W. W. Kicks formerly of Ilawkinsville (hi., is in our city for the purpose id’ effecting arrangement.* for the building of the new Ho le! orwlikdi lie will be the sole proprietor d". Kirk, i* said to be a most excellent young man, a Christian gentleman ; and in behalf of our citizens we extend to him Iho light hand of friendship, and give him a cordial welcome into our midst. A PAINFUL ACCIDENT. \Yc regrcl to learn that Mrs. Win. Cliimu of I a.-sville met with quite a painful accident the i slier day under the following circumstances: Flic Lad placed a ehiekn’s neck on a block for Hie purpose of cutting off ila head with an axe. She held the chicken with one hand and as she struck with the other the chicken sud denly withdrew iis lo ad, whew the hand re ceived the blow, by which the four Huger was severed, and the middle linger was split open from the second joint out. Tile chicken es caped with its head. IRON ORE COMPAN Y. Col. Lewi.. Tomlin and Cap 1 .. Win. Tumlin bare formed a copartnership in the Iron ore business, and we learn have already commeuc ed operations on thejproperty owned by them and situated on trie liill above the Baptist church. It is said that they have struck ore in vast quantities and of the best quality. Slic es -to our enterprising friends! Such men might to put up a largo furnace and save the profits on their rich ores. They have ilie means and the energy to make such au enter prise a complete success ; and we hope to see ■ et’oiv the da. oof the year, a furnace of the largest capacity under their control and in full I last, it would certainly be almost equal to a TilUlt. CAPTAIN \Vm. M. TUMLIN. tT'Ve are gratified to learn * that the above gentleman has bought the beautiful residence Kinneriy owned by the lale Judge Milner, and known as the “Milner place,” and expects nto become a citizen of our place. Capt . 1 umlin has for some time has been a promi in-nt citizen of Cuthbcrt Ga., has been an ac tive and cnlluential member of the Legisla ture and lias contributed no little towards plae hig Georgia in her present enviable position among her sister States of the south. We cx : ml io him a hearty welcome, and would be k'la.i io make room for more of the same sort. A u of capital, of intellbenee and enterprise - die sort we want, to build up our city and i iiou and to make our favored land rejoice mul blossom as the rose. CHEROKEE SUPERIOR COURT. We expect to be at Canton next week an attendance at Court, and wish to meet all o ur Cherokee friends, and especially those who are iu arrears lor the Standard & Express. Se ine are in debt fur the paper for more than a -year, and others are considerbly behind for. sub scriptions. The duty of all such is p'.ain, and we hope they will not wait for us to hunt them up and ask them to fork over the little amounts due us, but that each will go prepared for a settlement and w ill call on us for the nic. Stop the payer if you do’at like it, biq, be sure and pay for it first. \Y"e wish to re tain all our old subscribers and to obtain as many new ones as possible ; said shall contin. no t.) i .n"A ours. Ives to make, the Standard A Express one of the very best weekly papers in Cherokee Georgia. It already has that repu ta’.ion, and our ambition and aim is to make it better still. Who will aid us in the effort ? 1 HE RESOURCES OF CHE/ .OKEE GEOR GIA. We have often heard it re marked, by those who have traveled extensively, that all, things considered, there is no better country on the face of the earth than Cheroke% Georgia. The climate is mild and salubrious, much of the soil is fertile and adapted to the growth of perhaps a greater variety of productions than ny other country in the world. Cotton, the great staple is cultivated with complete suc cess on much of our lands, and corn, wheat, rye, oats, barley, rice, tobacco sorghum, pota toes and many other vcgatablcs yield abundant crops under favorable circumstances. Clover and other grasses, also are grown very profita bly in many instances; while such fruits as arc common to the temperate zone may be raised in great profusion. Cherokee Georgia abounds in extensive forests of timber of vari ous kinds and which are well adapted to .ma ny of the purposes of art; beautiful streams meander through our mountains and valleys, and are capable of running manufactories by the thousand, while valuable minerals exist in vast quantises in many parts of the country. . VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE! We call attention to a notice in another col umn, of the sale of the “McClatchcy mill prop erty,” which is to take place on next Tuesday. Till* property is in miles of Cartersville, i* immediately on the Rail-road, Sn the midst of a section of country that is rich in agri cultural and mineral wealth, and contains a water power sufficient for any manufactoring purpose, ft would be difficult to estimate its rial value, STALL AND l DAMS. We invite special attention to the special advert keim-nt of our special friends Stall & Adams, in another column. We commend iheir excellent churns to our henpecked friends, who can certainly do the churning with them in half the time thotit takes’with the ok! fashioned sort; and then they-can build lives and Mart breakfast iu those new and im proved stoves 80 much easier than in the old ones ! Blall A Adams arc sagacious men, and, knowing the wants of the community, they are prepared to furnish those articles whic h an- most needed in every family. Be sure and cull at their shop on w >; main street and examine their goods and ware*. C ROPS IN CIIEROKEE COUNT Y. We were In Cherokee county last week and 'vc’v pleased to :-oc the crops in suoli fine con dition. Both the com and cotton crops are ex tra good in ■in ighlnfrbood of Field’s Bridge. We think the corn on the Etowah bottoms will average forty bushels per acre ; and if no disaster befall the cotton, it will certainly ji id tv.i. bales to every three acres; and we -:.\v a good deal which we thought would rnahe a bag pi r acre. The people of that county have gone to work in good earnest io make “plenty and to spare.” They use good tools and fertilizers, by which mems they have greatly improved their agricultural resources. V\ e were convinced the other day, by ocular demonstration, of the good effect of fertilizers in cotton, for the cotton where they were used was twice as good as that where it was not ap plied. “Seeing is believing.” We hope how ever, that fa: tners </< tierally will abandon the use of commercial manures entirely unless the prices are greatly reduced. A GOOD SPEECH. Wc ;* cin a late number of the CurroU ('aunty Times, an address delivered before the Alumni of Bowdon College, July the Bth, by G. (J. Tumlin Esqr., of Cartersville Ga. The young man’s subject was, “Our Coun try’s Hopes,” anil we think lie managed it well. The address does him great credit. Hik style is free from affectation and bombast; and the speeeli throughout abounds with sen sible and practical thoughts, beautifully ex pressed. Jtc speaks of the resources and ad vantages of the Southern States, and of the manner in which they are. to be developed and utilized and of the duty of the young men of the country in the accomplishment of the great work of improvement. 'Tie alludes in glowing terms to Georgia’s mineral and agri cultural resources, and demonstrates liow easi ly she may be made one of the first in materi al amt intellectual importance, in the great si: ler-hood of stales. We congratulate our talented young friend, and predict for him a brilliant and useful career. AMENDE HONORABLE. Among our local items last week, as some of our readers will recollect, appeared the fol lowing : A Mrs. Teasdale is teaching a dancing school in the city Hall. We dont think that such hot weather is the “time to dance.” We attached but little' importance to the hem at the time it was penned, and did not suppo: ■■ that, any one else would give it any particular significance. It appears however that we were mistaken, for on the morning after wo went to press, we were called on by Mrs. G. O. Teasdale, the accomplished lady mentioned in the notice, and to our great sur prise and profound regret, were informed by her that the item had given offense, as it was calculated to injure her business. We disclaim ed any such intention ; and did not then, nov can wejmnv, see how such a construction eou’id mu-onanly be put upon our language, for we m iv!y gave it as our opinion that the we/.ther was too hot to dance; we may have err» and in our judgement, and probably the weathf r was nut so warm as we t bought it was ; at l east, we are willing to admit that it may not Ur eve been too warm to dance. So much for the weather. Airs. Teasdale also took exception to our al luding to her as, “A Mrs. Toasdaln.’ 1 We sup pose that was a violation of the ruli.es of eti quette, and we beg pardon, mul excuse our self upon the ground that we did not, in the first place, know i lie lady’s initials, and in the second place that we are not very famil liar with the writings of Lord (Jhesterficld, and iu the third place that we never had an oppor tunity of attending a dancing school in our more youthful days. Before wc close this article we deem it our duty as au act ot politer,css, to return our thanks to Mrs. Teasdale for the kind invita tion she gave us to atte ad her soiree on last Thursday evening. Yv e hope our absence was excused, as a j>. < x.s of business, and jpre&siug engagements prevented our attendance. Our motto is, “business first, pleasure next.” Airs. Teasdale demancled satisfaction for the grievance of which she complained, aud of which we were tho innocent author: AYe have tried to give it; if we have failed we are willing to try agaiu, mil to keep trying until a full reconciliat ion ska 11 be effected, for we de' sire “so far as is possiibie to livepeaeably with all men and most earnestly do wc desire to enjoy the good opinion of all tiie ladies, and especially of that clever and accomplished chief, among which Mrs. Teasdale : s number ed . LOCAL TRIFLES. Provisions continue cheap. The health of our city continues good. Wc see plenty of water-melons on the streets this week. Tue parloi Beef Market men have been sell ing mutton lately. The young people ol our city attend church promptly, especially ai night. The colored people keep up a protracted meeting pretty much all the time we believe. The colored people have two or more flour ishing schools in the suburbs of the city. They believe iu “iaruin.” The hogs are triumphant in our streets. Oar citizens must still call for their ejection, and try to have them rooted out. The ivddition to Mrs. Fosters house ou main street is about completed. Blie has now a large convenient and commodious residence. The rat u fell in torrents hereon Sunday night and Monday evening last. We have rain enougji now to Jo until “fodder pulling time.” Col. St insell says he has had h small mess of sweet potatoes, but dont wan?- anything to be sa'.tl about it. AA'e suppose the Col. raised Jthem himself. Our hieiid. Strange is in the habit of eb s true ting the side-walk iu front of Ills shop, and iu answe rto our remonstanees, says that he lias as mv.eh right to monopolize the side walks its the bogs. lie is right as well as strange. Fleas are raging here in countless numbers; and we are led to exclaim : Ilovr doetli the little busy ilea, I jnprove each day and hour, By clawing with each foot aud knee, And kicking with great power! "He skips about with womlerons skill, His labors are not few ; O that I had the power to kill The last one of the hateful crew ! “THE WAY OF TRANSGRESSORS IS HARD.” How true is the above proposition! llow often do we sec it Terrified, and who wilt pre tend to say that it is a small filing to violate the bust command of God ! “The soul that siuneth it shall die.” There is no escaping the penalty except by timely repentance; and “be sure your sin will find yon out,” and sooner or later the retribution will come. The liar, the thief, the murderer, the drunk ard, the swearer, the adulterer, and all the viola tors of God’s righteous law, may escape for a while and seem to prosper in the way of sin, but eqcii “shall mourn at the last,” and dis cover, perhaps, when it is too late, that “the way ol transgressors is hard.” “There is a way that seeineih right unto a mau, ! :t the cud thereof are the ways of . dli.’ Conscience may be lulled to sleep in the cradle of false securty, by a syren and delusive voice that whispers peace; but the w rath of G id shall awaken it, and heat upon the naked soul in one eternal storm. But ere that storm shall come, refuge may Le found ; and the prudent man will forsee the evil, and seek 1 hat refuge, which is Christ, before the door of mercy shall be closed forever. Oh let ail u.* “Be wise in time to see Our damage and our remedy;” ' Elder E. S. V. Briaut writes : A Protracted meeting has been going on at the Baptist church since last Friday, up to lui sday night, ten has joined tv expertrnee rod live by letter. Elder E. S. V. Briant is t:ie Pastor iu charge ol this church and meet iiig . J. G. Rvals and li. B. Henddeu lias been assisting tor the last two days of the meeting. The stockholders of the Central Cherokee Georgia Agricultural Association arc request ed to meet at Court House in Cartersville at 6 o’clock P. 01., Saturday, August 2nd, !87,t. A. Johnson, President. AllBB ANNIE ADAMSON Will resume in-r instructions in music, (at her mother's residence) on the lStli day ot August. July fiyth, 1873.—1 m Tickets for the Excursion should be secured on or before Thursday, OBITUARY. “Is it thy will Our Father? say must tins pet lamb be given? Oh! Thou bast many such, dear Lord, in heav en.” Died, at their family residence, near Slilos boro, Bartow county, on Sunday morning, the 2i?th ol July, tittle Anna Eliza, youngest child ol Col. R. it. and Mrs. Eliza Cannon. The eighth summer of beauty and loveliness had passed over the brow of this sweet child, when the angels, on viewless wings, paused in their flight, and pityingly watched by tire bed side of this beautiful treasure. Affection and love bad well nigh prevailed, when sweetly and “fearlessly site entered the phantom l.ark” and gently they glided o’er the silver stream, and now, on the “beautiful banks ofthe-erys lai sea,” she sits “spotless and pure,” this little darling, for ever “free from sorrow and pain,” watching and waiting “evermore” for the lov ed ones lei't behind. “ 1 he youngest birdling of our nest, Her song from us lias lied, It mingles with a purer strain That floats above our heads. Vfe gaze, her wings we may not see, AYe listen all iu vain, But when this wintry life is o’er We’ll hear her voice again.” Stilesboro, July, 1873. r. Mas. Maky Jalnk Baker, wife of Mr. Hen ry Baker, and daughter of Mr. William Taft, (lied near Stilesboro, July 21st. She leaves two helpless little, ones who will hereafter never know the love of a mother. Died July 2«tli, at the Residence of Col. J. J. Howard, Richard Bkxham Clayton, gnu son ot li. A. and F. H. Clayton, ageu ten months and thirteen days. Miss.Brtsy Rogers died at her residence, near Stilesboro, Bartow county, July the lfftli, in the 62nd year of her age. __ SEW ADVERTISEMENTS." Farm and Ore Bank for Sale. A FARM of 400 acres of good land, near T.ZA- Tennessee road, 8 miles north of Cgrteis y-.iie. On the place is a bank of the richest GVDN OKU ill liic State. Place is well w.i i rear ami well improved. A splendid grin n and cot ton la run If not sold privately, it will be sold before the Court House door, in the < it\ of (-arters vii le, on the lirst Tuesduv in Septem ber next, to the highest bidder. For further information call on me. on the. premises. EDWARD BU It FOR I). duly .‘list, 1673.—t5. (T BORGIA BARI’OW COUNTY.—Whereas, X N. E. C. Williams applies to me for letters of administration on the estate of [.. J. Will iams, deceased: These are therefore to cite all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said Deceased, to show cause, if aav they can, within the time prescribed bv law, why said letters should not be granted else letter* will be issued on the first Monday in .September next, at a regular term, to tlie applicant. Witness my hand and official signature, this July 30th, 1873. J. A.HOWARD. Ordinary. p,. c. (GEORGIA, BARTOW COUNTY.—OrDIXA- Jf RY’S Oefice, July 28th, 1873. Airs. ii. A. (Jlsmons, Administrator of Hen ry A. Clemons, deceased, has applied for leave to sell the real estate of said deceased, in said county, and also for leave to sell lot of land No. 250, in the 9th District and sth Section of Car roll county, tile same being Wild Land, at pri vate sale. This is therefore to cite all persons concern ed, to iile their objections, if any they have, in my office within the time prescribed by law, else leave will be granted said applicant a* applied for. J. A. HOWARD, July 31—2 ins Ordiuarv. ASSIGNEE’S SALE. WILL lie sold before the Court House (oor in the city of Cartersville, Ga., ae 11 o’clock, a. Saturday, August 23rd, 1873, the following porperty, to"wit: One undivided half interest in r.liO acres of land,known as Seven-eights of Section Thirty one (31), Township Eleven (11), Range Nine (9) East, in Columbus Land District, in Leake county, Mississippi—situated on Pearl River- Sold for the benefit of the creditors of C. Dodd, Bankrupt, under the provisions of the Bank rupt Act, Terms—CM SIT, purchaser waving for titles. July 31,1873. JOHN li. WIKLE, Ids Assignee. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO HEhl-PECK ED HUSBANUS I A BALM TO SECURE DOMESTIC HAPPI NESS! Do >nn wisli to lonish that discontented look and turn those frowns to smiles V Do you wish to restore those pleasant smiles that vanished with the honeymoon ? Or in plain terms, do you want to get suet of that centir.ual ding dong "about cooking in tire places and churning with grandma’s old bob-up-aiiil down churn dasher, ti so, than, oh. wretched m m come and be thou comforted? Get your w ife a COTTAGE, BEST, OR CRICKET >TOYE, And a PATENT AViIEEL Clli nx, and once more your home will be exalted, and yon can sit with tiie elders at tho gate. AYe me now receiving a large and splendid *io<-k of Winter Stoves, latest lashiohs for the fall trade. We will sell them as low as any oilier Southern city. We guarantee every Stove we sell; so come on with tiie money in your pockets, for time is not money with us.— No, not by any means. All the time we want to give on stoves is time enough to count vonr old greasy bills. July 31-if. STALL & ADAMS. For Sale I AT AUCTION ! Is IClatcley Mill Property! WILL be sold at public auction, to Die highest bidder, on the first Tuesday in August next, at 12 o’clock, M., at the Court Ho use door in UartersviHe,! Bartow county, Georgia, the following described property, situated on the Western & Atlantic Roilr-md. one and one-halt*miles from Cartersville, viz: All that tract or parcel of land lying and be ing in the Fourth (4) District of the Third (3d) Sec tion of Bartow county, known as that part ut lot No 635, lying on the’Wcst side of Etowah river and to tiie tops of the river hank on East side, including one acre at end of mill dam on Fast side of river, and tiie West part of lot No 51S, running down to the Cooper Railroad, con taining in all forty acres more or less, known as the MeClutehey Mill property. On the premises are on« of the best Water powers in {'lie State, and.a sand-Rock quarry. Title In- Pi--,.-liable. Terms made known ou day of JOHN R. WINTERS. President of tiie Marietta Saving Bank. J uly 31*t, 1873. LAST CALL! All those indebted to the undersigned are requested to come forward and settle at once, as I have indulged them a long time, and as 1 am making arrangements to leave the country, ro longer Indulgence can now be given. * Those who fail to heed this last warning, may expect soon to find their notes ami ac counts put out lor collection. L. PAidhL. Cartersville, Ga., July 21, 1873. —Sts The Career of a Great Urmciir Twenty summers have lapsed since it was briefly announced that a vegetable tunic and alterative, bearing the name ot Hostetler's Stomach liittets, hart been added to the F*. of preventive and restorative medicine*. Ti e modest ..rtverti*rnent which invited attention to the preparation stated that it had been used with great success in private practice a* a cure for dyspepsia, bilious com jdaiiit* constipation and intermittent fever. It was soon discover ed that the article possessed extraordinary properties. The people, of every class, tested its merits as a tonic, stimulant, corrective and restorative, aim found that its efiects more than fulfilled their hopes and expectations. From that time to the present its course lets been upward and onward, and it stands to-day at the head ol all medicines of it* class, Ameri can or imported, in the magnitude of its sale* and its reputation as a safe, agreeable and po tent icrigorant and restorative. For languor and debility, lack of appetite and gastric dis turbances so common during the summer months it is absolutely infallible. Indigestion, bilious disorders, eonstination, nervousness, periodical fevers, and all the ordinary com plaints generated by a vitiated and humid at mosphere, vanish under its renovating and n novating and regulating ir.ilueuce. This is its record, avouched liy volumes of intelligent testimony, extending over a period of a filth of a century, and comprehending the names of thousands of well known citizens belonging to every class ;t*nl calling, in Europe it is thought a great thing to obtain the patronage • \ for u‘puteut medicine,’ but Ilostet tci Lii id's has been spontaneously pproved bj uiilaor.s of independent sovereigns, and its patent consist* in their endorsnisut. MISS 7ERDERY Wiil resume the exercises of her Class the first week in August, at her MUSiC ROO.Vi, N. Afi THE ACADEMY. MUSIC ON I*l A > ( OXIO V 3V, And GUITAR Tannin. ( al tersviile, Ga., June 10, 1873.—tl Aug. DABBY Sl {JO., (DAUBY BUILDING,) 3s*3 WEST BALTIAIOKIS STRKRT, BALTIMORE. Wholesale Fruiterers AND Candy Manufacturers. o N. B. —This house does au exten sive Southern trade, and is worthy oi a riberai patronage from this Section ---EDS. STANDARD & EXPRESS-2.-ly i«:xci tiiK* 1 <>~iv ’ FRO M ADAIBSVILLE TO ATLANTA, -£k.a.TS-vtisi-t Ist, 1G73. Only 50 Hound Trip! Tiie undersigned h i* perfected arrangement* with Maj. E. B. Walker, Master 'tVant-porta tion, W. X. A. it. ii.. for an Excursion to At lanta, Augu.it Ist. 1873, i.l i!i" low rate us st) for tiie round trip, eoaclics wii! he drawn ip the regular day passenger trains, leaving A daivsville at 8:88, A- 51., August. Ist, 1873. TICKETS GOOD FOR THREE DAYS. Tickets lor sale by A. M. Foute, Cartersville; 11.11. Frear, Kingston; J. 11. Marshall, Cal lioiui; Bovd &. Bn ~ Sonora; And by ' W. E. FOUTE, Agk, Adaiisville, Ga. July 17,1173.—3 ts Samantha A.Jonjcsi label for Divorce I ’S. > in Cherokee Superior John M. Jones. ) Court, Feb. Term 1873 RULE TO I’ERFECT SERVICE. I T appearing to the Court by the return of the sheriff', that tiie Defendant does not reside in this County, audit further appearing that lie docs not reside in this State: it is, on mo tion of Counsel, ordered that said Defendant appear and answer at the next term of the Court, else that said cause be considered in de fan Ir, and Plaintiff' allowed to proceed. And it is further ordered that this Rule he publish ed in the Cartersville standard •& Exp roe once a month for four months prior to the. next term of this Court. N. E. KNIGHT', J. S. C. C. C. A true extract from the Minutes of Court.— Aprilist, 1873. o. W. Putnam, clerk, luadni BARGAINS, BARGAINS. at Satterfield ,V. .»i diuaV. Having moved a portion ot oar stoek from t narianooga to this city, vve offer Jaulies’ Dress Goods, Gouts’ Furnishing Goods. ;y»d Nfttious, at New York Cost, an 1 a great many tilings too numerous to mention. These Goods must be sold to make room for a largo Fail Stock. You will please give us a cull and see for yourselves. J’y24-lra. SATTERFIELD ,t MILAM. p6rTsal.b7 I WILL sell before the Court House door in Cartersville, Bartow county, Ga., on Hie first Tuesday in September next, mile* sold ut private sale before that time, the following property, to wit: Lot . Nos. 8,9, 10,18, and 14 in tiie City of Car tersville; each lot fronting 40 feet on tiie pub lic square, and running back 200 feet—outlie Ea*l, side of said square. Nos. 8 and 9 sold to getiier, with improvements thereon. The oth er lots each sold separately. Term-: Note and good security, due the lirst day of January next, and bond for titles given the purchaser. THOMAS TUMLIN. July 24th, 1873.—tds THE FLY ! UREKA TRAP ! The probabilities are, The leading points to show, Though many die away from there, Yet many there will go. Fruit Jars, in variety, Crockery; Glass-ware; Lamps ; Oils ; Lubricating and Burning’, al ways for sale at V. MARSH & Cos. West of Depot. Cartersville Ga. D. D. McCONNELL,' r T r T O I£. Xld AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. CANTON, GEORGIA. Will give prompt attention to all business entrusted to his care. J uly 17, 1873.—1 y CHARLES K. LIDE WITH WILSON, BUM & CO.,' Wholesale Grocers AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Saltizsioro. Mch. 20,1873—w1y. This unrivailed Southern Renicdr is war rente.l not to contain a single particle of MER CURY, or any injurious mineral substance, but PURELY YISGKTABLE, containing those Southern Roots and Herbs, which an all-wise Providence lias placed in countries where Liver Diseases most prevail. It will Cure all Diseases caused by De rangement of the Liver. ’iiili SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint are a bitter or bad taste in the mouth; Pain in the Back, Sides or Joints, often mistaken for Rlieu mat'sm; Sour Stomach; Loss of Appetite; Bowels alternately costive and lax; Headache; Loss of memory, with a painful sesnation of having failed to do something which ought to have been done; Debility, Low Spirits, a thick yellow appearance of the Skin and Eyes, a dr. < mgli often mistaken for Consumption. Sometime-- many of these symptoms attend the disease, at others very few ; but the Liver, the largest organ in tiie body, is generally llie seat of the disease, and if not Regulated in time, great suffering, wretchedness and DEATH will ensue. This Great Unfailing SPECIFIC will not be found the Least Unpleasant. For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION. Jaun dice, Bilious attacks, SICK HEADACHE, ( ot ic, Depression of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH. Heart burn, Ac*., Ac., Simons’ lifter Regulator, or Medicine, Is tiie Cheapest, Purest and Best Family Medicine in the World! MANUFACTURED ONLY BY J. H. ZEJ LIN A CO., MACON, GA., aud PHILADELPHIA, Price, $1.90. Sold by all Druggists. NEW KESTAUB ANT. : r r HB undersigned m* ned a First-Class EATING CU/KIN in the new building West side of the Western .V Adanttv: R..iii«»ad and i pp'Olite the depot, and will la- pleased to see . hi.* tiiends an«l u.tt public generally. Noex- ! pease or p :ns wi’l I>e spart-l to nuki th:» ;» NCMBER-OHE EiTliia HOUSE j in every p..r.iealur, combining goo-Ufore and polite attention to all who in-.j fav >:• him with their patronage. Kespectfully, .Ac., wly. JStO. W.BOGLE. H. H. Holmes & Cos., MANUFACTURERS OF Carnaps, Baps aai Waps, C iSSvHSe, CSeorgra. WORK WARRANTED. JtroiapS!,y — iS ** SEUiitl.V i’M't'Uifß. .March 20, 1573 —w ly. "'i. C. HOLEUS, «*, !H*catiiP St. Atlanta, - Georgia Wiiolesaie ami retail dealer in SADDLE HARDWARE, BABY CARRIAGES, HOBBY HORSES, BUGGIES, Carriages & Pluetons, As-o manufae tunr ( f J uaddles, Ihu mssk Bridles Os all kinds; also Cart Saddles & Breeching FOR RAILROAD PURPOSES. Just received and in si ore, a cur load of tiie celebrated Site tori Iron Ails Wajon of all sizes. TWO-HORSE WAGON, WITH BODY, $lO I warrant all of my Wagons lir twel months. For neatness ot work and durability, these wagons connot lie excelled in any mar ket. Farmers find citizens of Bartow and North Georgia are invited i,o call aud sec my largo stock when they visit Atlanta. 7 41 V EW AD V E itTI.SE .11 ENTS. Davidson £ ollege, MECKLEMJIJK6 COUNTY, N. C. Tiic.rougiily equipjK-d. Seven professorships. Expenses low. >o*.-ion hegitts Sept. 2’>th. 1873. Send for Catalogue. J. ii. LEAK E, Chaiiman of the faculty. KENMOBE UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL t C. If., Va. i’reparatury to tiie University of V’a. if. A. Strode (Math. Medallist f. Vaj. Principal and Instructor in M ttliemalii s. 11. O. Brock. li. 1 it. U. Va. frecently A*-'t Prof. Latin. U. Va.], Instructor in Greek, Latin, French, German and Botany. This is one of tiie leading high schools of Virginia, and presents many advan tages incomparable with those of others. Stu dent* also received for the Summer. New ses sion begins Sept. 15th, 1873. For Catalogue, address tiie Principal. AGESTS WASTED FOE THE KEW BOOK. EPIDEMIC & CONTAGIOUS DISEASES with the newest and best treatment for all cas es. The only thorough work of the kind in the world. Embrace, ,Small-Pox, Yellow Fever, Cholera and all analogous diseases, No Fam ily Safe Without It, and all buy it. lias 24 chromatic illustrations. The biggest chance of the season for agents. Address il. 8. GOOD 81* EEL) A CO., 37 Park Row, New York. f£r + n PER DAY! Agents wanted! $0 i J All classes of working people of either sex, young or old, make more money at work for us in their spare moments, or all the time, than at anything else. Particulars free. Address G. STINSON A CO., Portland. Maine. Adorn your homes with the me* Cluomo, “Awake” and “Asleep.” Sells like wild-fire. The pair sent for 50 cents. A large discount to agents. Address W. F. CAR PENTER, Foxlioro, Mass. MHUCV Made Rapidly with Stencil A Key If lUil 1. I Check Outfits. Catalogues aud full particulars FREE. S. M. SPENCER, 117 ILmo ver 81., Boston. /VI \ "I IT We ou in: the habit itrma- II I I I il l i N KNTLY, CHEAP. QUICK, witll -1 -I ILL|out suffering or inconven ■» « alienee. Describe vour case, feft FEK SI Address 8. G. ARMSTRONG, M. 1 >., Berrien Springs, Michigan. BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MEDICINE. SANFORD’S (Liver Izivigcrator, A purely Vegetable Cathartic and Tonic , ior Dyspepsia, Constipation, Debility. Sick Head ache* Billions Attacks, and all (ierangemeuts of l iver, Stomach and B-owe]s. Ask your Druggist for it. lo u-are of imitations. pi 3 S ii The greatest compound known H, lor ,1,;1U or beast. There is no LI "* pain or sneiling it idll not relie re. MEdiTCINE. stiff and lame joints are made supie. ( ures more vheumatisin, neuralgia, lame back, headache, toothache, sore throat and bad sprains on man, and sore shoulder, stiff" joints, sprains, ringbone, spavin, Ac., on animals, tban’all oilier remedies, in same time. Wholesale Agents, Solomon A Cos , Savannah. Agents wanted in every county. Francis A Eldridge, l’rop’rs,, 929 N. Front St., Philad'a, l’a. White Pine Lumber for sale. - - IO O O JEt £5 „ BASII AND BLINDS. Moulding, brack ei s, staiu Fixtures, Builders’ Furnishing Hardware, Drain Pipe, Floor Tiles, Wire Guards, Terra Cotta Ware, Marble and Slate Mantle Pieces. Window Glass a Specialty, Circulars and Price Lists sent free on aphlication, by I*. P. TOALE, 20 Ilayne and 33 Pinckney sts., 10-3-1 y. Charleston, 8. C. i3[us joj jaqumi eui c i djiuav THE CARTERSVILLE MEAT MARKET, | BY L Q. B. VANDIVERE, WE3T MklH STREET, CAHTEIISVILLE, CtA., KKKi'S ns BAND AT AH. SEASONS, FRESH M EAT' and COUNTRY PRODUCE! June 19, 1873—1 v . j fe mm ?|q * imcbtmtwraal eat!p?BCti*m a« th. i tti i fhk-*. a 1 v t ujkim tb«*irtru<? nutlici.xul ■: :. . 1 nru oon.MtSci of I‘"v’y Xv^ut V*Stfttufert Tot »os*. •I ••« iieiicnifrk. rr.i: /iu’ka£wlcU b oi.AuuiUni uijfilp&aiutut *k4 . !jr cv«*r wter*-U _ Pv D/spepsi.'s > v' * vnr cauae, th« OLD STYLE I l kHBu e f • *g ic*«c y. » r Liver Complaint and Biliousness— I\h* 1 \ h * S'. , LRIU ii KESaro :i a.ae cure for *uy trouble of t!i« Liver. W Lea ter pul aad uUeascJ the h.iters atiuiulate to action, cauve i u.£ a free Uo w of tli'J BU<glUUtt fciie, leaving tLe Liver in a u*Aiu-w i»u J lieaitbjr iUt«. ... J HI.I die? — onc tb<s remits of a (TisorsamxeJ Liver, fur •jrL* U oLL STYI.K Hi rTKKS U a Furecuru. Cltarrh.—• buußßud* are suffering from this painful and d’» / ojeJi cmjmj. *» l cwre,il Ukcu according todiructn us. | , v'r and Ao-ue-Tto 01.0 STYLE BiTTEnS etriVe th!» i’ .ri.'.t ..t tU?|.oint fi.reunciaJivA'Jou, aud ure * |w»iuv« p: . uLuven.id certain cure. i -r Head\chcs, Dizziness, Rheumatism, Uneasiness r *a f u i ulh ■< nneutoTt'acMploeii. Irritation aoUDcnuigeaicfi. <; Die St * ui. h Kulnevs endLhrr, there is no medicine j-etpro a-iurtt to tli<s OLD STYLE BITTEHS. i<■ <? of Aooetite. —Ts you desire to fceeom# ▼if’oroas and nJurisldug food and take Oil) STYLE ... • • 'li i. '-.rociwh meal. This will produce the dew i rod effect. C umptioft.—-This disease spare* outlier older young, but n r .f its \ .c; .n to the grave. If taken iu time lno ULi) ci iLE HITTERS are a never-failing remedy. r ?ma!e oss and General Debility.—TJ lo Old In' iLh I'.iTT*-! S art-e-pecinlly adapted for teiua.es,a* theycou* I, a uc thing that will Injun* the weakest physical form. Debilitated y.» .’:£)«l! • • Rad til iseg : viag birth andLureinft childrenam In 1-*t2r ttit'v'i ofuu ir: vS' rat lag Toni* to build up their const 1- l: iouit. TANARUS!:; OLD FTYI.K HITTPI 3 ere jut the thing. The w ;!dh-.j* i ’.I vo’re-jd belter. They aro perfectly harmless and * Y. !. >: :> FTYT 13 r.TTTrnSare unsurpassed by any T iu-t.r b i; :n. Mid y.aieful thoujauds sekuonledgu them the •*W i»!ef cf i.: A g*‘. \ j '1: nvoi ft takeViiG. Nasty poisons, falsely called Tonics wl: > .i ia i tui a id effectual remedy as OLD STYLE BIT- T. .3 c.ml l l? T .-.■••e who love life vrilinot. Ccvy.'ir e ct Counterfeits, —Nouogenuine withootthe signa ture t* tl. A 11. Sr.ilia, aiso hia name and tradeuiark blown in thy bottle. FwS i'Y A T.L Pl( OrtIRTS. or pent to .iio taolri-KS on receipt of price, 0 ? i o 1) ol 1 a i' pc t* B o ttlo. UNION NißUlvJiNi’j CO., Sole Proprietors. T/o. 6it 8 iV. Secondiir*eli St, Lou Mo, •.r~»A ix Ar,r.iij -—McKesson £ fiubbiua, Kew Yoril Vun , cuaou & Leid, Chicago 111.; Lejtr Brothers WHOLESALE DEPOT, .AVav. G $ 8 North Jd St., STLOUIS, - MIS SOU El Mch 30— ts. - owiio cf Counterfoits 1 . ,a i :nci. c> ii .uike’s tUe tubOkO UK.UAI.K MILS - ' ■■■■' <■>' oun r::i« eited. l nru»tji.s» •' ,i • ’ SUi t % nu-u <rrj rii.s > ftiiike yrmt*-r profits, iii<: >j inn/tr A :jv '/.« name *•/ on eurh fUutyv. 1/ , , v /ir*#* T noth:*** imitation*. The <>v:kuikf /i.l.i j:. unfailing in the cure of all those paint ui a ini ».urv. roue diseases to which the fetorvlo 1 oi.siiiu:; mi : urijcut. They moderate all excessive * -•* iipprebcion of the menses whou caused by <w iiitbui in. tiou, or disease, in ail cases of Aurvotis and .spinal Pains iu tho riack and I lmhs, ratigue/m slight, exertion, Palpitation i t the Us-art, Hy«terics and V. bites, they will effect a cpi 9 waoLi a’! other n eaus have failed, and although very powerful, contain nothing hurtful to the most u*. hcate constitution Circular in Png! h German am! French around each bottle dl direction ana advice. The gf.vulni: Pills are sold rt. most drug stores,but if your druggist, cannot supply the gkn'uine, do not be persuade;i in accept any counterfeit oi bogus ar tic.e j'jt s -nrl ().»o Dollar to the sole proprietor, .iol> hi (lortiandfc Street-. New York, wit h name of cx; ! .“■ < trice at which you will call lo: the pack age, and a bottle of the glkutkk PiPs r-ecioeiy and safely packed in pu.ia wrappers v» ill be sent by return evoross. 3. 1 LIEF m T Et 4 buyaivs PULMomc vr.iUEr.3 <!»rrt Cou>B, Asthma, Hi-oNTfftTls. SOTilt 'l‘niiOAT, Hoaksknkks, Bin n i. i t I !:i>athing, In- CTI’IENT OONKtTHI'T lON AND LVNO I D SFA TKS. Th.iy ii ivT no taste of medicine, and »ny i-hil i vn!l take them Thousands have been roster, dtu iieaith that bad before despaired. Testimcny git.-n 1,1 hundred* of cases. Ask for I!KVAN’S PULVH.'Njt’ WAFERS. I'.uee 3.’> .-.•ills per box. *TOI4 MOSES, I’roprio tor, Ik Portlandt, Si ret' *. New York. THE CHEAT FRENCH REMEDY. delajiauhe’s specific piles. Prepar'd by J. GARANOIEJ.F., S'i. 2.4 Rno I.omb&rd, Par:.-. These pills .re hichly recommended 1 v the entire Medical Faculty of France as the very h.esi remedy in ail cases of Spermar.irrhoea, cr Seminal Weakness; Weak Spine: Deposits in the Urine: Nervi,us De bility, and a!) »hy erhastty train of Diseases arising from Abuse an 1 ret ffatiit.s. They nr. when all otherreinee.es .ii. n;i i have been used with astonish ing success by ■ ) -uriin > V ronch Fb-ysii ians during tbo past 12 ye ,r 1 amphlet <>f Advice in each box, or will be gont hr:* * to env address. !*ri.*i. !S I pt'P Box. Sent by ie. 1. ■ • .« „M f r .m, oil ohter. ration, on receipt n, price l.y my advertised Agent. OSCAR (i. MOKI vi. td doktukut Sr., Nkw Yobk, bole Cenoral Agent, for America. The oiiiy Reliable Gift Distribution in the country! $50,000 00 IN VALUABLE GIFTS TO HE DIS’iimiUTKB IN i j. i urs ICriml REGULAR MONTHLY Gift Enterprise, To lie dra v. n Monday, A ug. nth. i,57:4. ONE GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE Os $5,000 IN GOLD ftfo Trizes $1,900 s ISHI Greenbacks! One family CirrLges end Matched Hoises with Siiv M - Mr.untcfJ Harness. $1,500 ! One Hup . 1 A l».l.-ifry. with :sil i-ci -mounted Harness, tvmlli .'d ihtl! One Kirte-tonci I'iano, worthssoo^! Five Family Sewing Machines, worth slooeach, 780 Gold, and Siicer J.er.rr 1/untinj li lichen, vu>i-tk /row S2O to S3OO t <u-h. Gold Chains, Silver-ware, ’ewelry, ,te.. Ac. Whole nupher Uiite, 0,000. Tickets limited to 50. Out). AGENTS WANTED TO SECT. TICKETS, to \t liel.i liberal premiums will l.e paid. Siugle 1 i.’kcts $i ; six Tickets, $5; 'twelve I’ickets, $10; Twenty-live Ticket*, $.30 Circulars containing a lull list of prizes, a descriptieii of the mniiner of drawing, and other iniocuiatiou in reference to the Distribu tion, will be sent to any one ordering them.— All letters must be addressed to MAIN OFFICE, U. I), SINE, Box BG, 101 \V. Filth St. ( INCINNATI. O. 5-2-I—st 12 , oooToopTcre si G licai) Farms! The cheapest Land in market for sale by the UNIQN PACIFIC RAILROAD CQtfPAHY In tiie Great Platte Valley. 3,000,000 Acres in Central Nebraska Now tor sale in tracts of forty acres and up wards on five and ten yeaks’ cueimt at (i pek CENT. No ADVANCE INTEREST UEQI I Ktf). Mild and healthful clim at a, fertile soil, AN ABUNDANCE OF HOOD WATER. TANARUS! 1 E BKST -M AKKET 1N TIIE WEST! The great mining regions of Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and Nevada being supplied by the farm ers in the Platte Valley'. Soldiers entitled to a Homestead of 160 Acres THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES. FREE HOMES FOR ALT.! MILLIONS of acres of choice Government Lands open for entry under the Homestead Law, near the GREAT Railroad, with good markets ami all the conveniences of an old settled country. Free passes to purchasers of Railroad Land. Sectional Maps, showing the Land, also new edition of Descriptive Pamphlet yvith Nf.w Maps Mailed Free Everywhere. Address O. F. DAVIS, Land Comini9#ioner V. P. It. It. Omaha, Neb. H. M, CLAYTON, IMiJAIxEn TINT Books, Stationery, Newspapers, Magasir.es, Music, HVvIAK HOOKS, KWFIaOPKN, PKXM. I\K. Pictures, Frames, Wall Paper, Shades, Confectioneries, Tobacco, Cigars. Toys, Etc. Any Ifook. Utisiic 1 , or Paper not in More im uislt al Short yotiff.jy* SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED FOR NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES. Wt*s< Xlain Street, Opposite l*attillo, ltnlu-r A Cos., C’artersvllle, Georgia. Juiipl9«l}’. iviachiMer yT The in connection nitli their lirNt clhkm COR\ have non a «*oui|»tcte outfit of (lie very Ui:*T JlAt ItIXIJIY l \ OPI im iOX at tlaculil Xlill place, near flic Foundry, where they u ill DRESS AND MATCH LUMBER, MAKE DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, WlN dow ziikl I)oor Turn, ami do all kind* of Scroll work, and put up Veranda*, gvi <ust Firiu-ts. ami put up every 1 nrie ty of Fence and Lattice H oi k, take cuntracf* i‘„ I.uild ftloti*cM, or to rnrni*li Bill* ol Lumber, such it* Fraui iug'. Hralhrrhoanliisy. Ilroxsed, ami First C lass li.Hu <«rie<l iJiresssil and Matched Flooring mid Ceiling; also Itokiui;, and Finishing Plank of the Ifesl Material, and l>re**e*l to order; together with a threat Variety of other Wood Work, such a* the public m» a i dsslre. Their rsicilitic* tor doino work, and experience in the business, enable them to offer greater inducements to their customers than has ever before been oilered in this City. Lriitdiii" will l»c done to suit customer*, and a 1 ders received nil! he promptly acknowledged and giv en immediate attention. PADGETT, GOWER A CO. (Airlersvillo, Ga., June Gth, 1873-Gnis ATLAN TA* DKPARTMEN V SO U l l±Elt]\ T I 1 lnsui*anoe Company. ASSETS JANUARY Ist, 1873 #1,*31,783 97. THE LEADIHTO IL*ile Insurance Company OF THE SOUTH. ANNUAL 1 NCOME ABOUT $1,(NH),000 The Oldest Southern Company. ECONOMY IS THE WATCHWORD OF THE COMPANY. PROMPT IN ADJUSTING AND PAYING LOSSES. NO RESTRICTIONS OR R 1 SIDEN * The Southern Life ranks as one of the First Companies of the Continent. It is entirely a Home Company, ami otters to the citizens of Bartow county the advantage of a Local Board of Trust f.ks, under whose direction the Compny proposes to loan in the couuty one-third of the premiums collected, in sums of one thousand dollars. GEN. JOHN B GORDON ..President GEN. A. 11. COLQUITT Yke Pkeidj xt, J. A. MORRIS, Ast. Secretary. FI N A NCE COM MITT EE: A. Austell, e. \V. Holland. MEDICAL BOARD: H. V. Miller, M. 1). J. M. Johnson, M. D. E. L. BLECKLEY, Counsf.i.i.oji, ROGERS A: LEMON. Gknekat, Aoksts, --.... Macox, Ga. LOCAL BOARD: JOHN W. WOFFORD, J. A. JACKSON, M. 1). JOHN. T NORRIS S\MUEL MCUANLKS'. S. 11. SMITH. U it. MIF.II VMS CHARLES lb WAI.LACE, C. 15. CONYERS \\ m. a. DEWEESE.’ Local Aokst:.; NTITim.. iY. X7lTilli«.3aas. May It, 1 SEA. ' tail Wonderful Inprovement. The New lm;>rov(i.i Draw-Fee,l Wheeler & Wilson SEWING MACHINE I > Che Wonder and Novelty of the age—will £ do a greater variety of work than any oth er. linns easier than any other Machine, ami make less noise. They are sold on terms now tnat can not help but suit the purchaser. Machines delivered at the House, and in s; ni lions given tree of charge Machine GUARANTEED for FIVE YEARS, All .-lioull see see the “>’«•»-” Improved AV heeler A Wilson iiiiiuudiaCely. W. 11. VOLL, General Agent for I'auldiiig, Carroll, Haral son, Heard, Trouib Folk, Raitow, and adjoin ing counties. I*. C. HAUUIS, Agent Folk county. EASON WOOD, Agent Bartow county. AV. A. WHITE, Agent Paulding and Cai ro!. HOWARD & SOULE, General Southern Agents, Atlanta, G Parties wishing to see the New Unproved H heeler A \V ilstm can lind them at.J. 1>; Head’s store, on Main st reet. A supply of Needles and A ttachmeols constantly on liand. U-19. DO YOU WANT TO GOOD flfll? IF SO, SUBSCRIBE FOR The Business Mirror. It contains everything that is RICH, RARE and RACY. Only two dollars per annum. A BEAUTIFUL FRUIT CHROMO Given to every Subscriber. JOB PRINTING Executed in the most artistic manner, and cheaper than the cheapest. We will send any merchant 50 cards printed plain for 05 cents; 100 Bill Heads, $1.25; 100 Note lk*ads for SO cents. Os course the prices will be much cheaper by the thousand. All kinds of coiu men ial printing done, plain or in colors. Send moiiev in registered letters. Address W. T. CHRISTOPHER, May 1. ’LI.- it6ms lort Valley. Ga. CITY S&LE AND LIVERY STABLE, CAIiTKiISYI DLi:, G Y. 15Y ROBERTS & TUMLI N, Proprietors. IN READINESS, at all houi-s, the best stock and vehicles— Saddle-Horses, Buggies, Carriages, Hacks, Wagons, For (hie, Two, aud Pour Iloree*. STOCK BOARDED at Ltii»£ Prices. From September until April we will keep on hand for sale, at these stables, a flue lot oi both HORSES AND MULES. Stools; lion or ht A: Sold. Give this stable one trial and you will not go any father. ROBERTS It TUMLIN. Cartersville, aug. 26—wly ; TO THE LADIES! i-, opening, and Goons are herein *.7 abundance, and Cadies ol Fashion mvst | and will hase their DRESSES CUT AND MADE Alter the Latkst Fashion and in the Most Bkcomino isi’ylk, and we are prepared io do all work in the MANTAU-MAKER'S LINE!! Hair WaHi.’’S4«: i MENTAL or HAIR JEWELRY ol any kind. AI-SO MAKING GENTLEMEN’S CLOTHING AND CUTTING AND MAKING Childrens’ Clothing!! Rooms With Miss Adams, on w c-t Main St They respeclinlly solicit a liberal .-haie ol public patronage. MRS. M. E. WILLIAMS, MRS. P. A. HAMPTON. Cartersvilh-, (la.. April 10. 1«73.-2iu< COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. rptlE UNDERSIGNED have this day a>»o- X cialyd I hem selves iu business together un der the linn name of HEAD & MILNER, -• M ‘ ,hl •*- Fancy intC "' l “K » Tull line ol Staple and D R Y - G O O 1> S, HOOTS and WHO EM, Hats, Clothing, Crockery, «&<*., tVc., Ac. to which they invite the attention of CLOSE CASH BUYERS, who want to buy good Goods at Low Prices >V e promise to mace you money in any tnimr you buy. and only ask an examination oi Goods we av * CtS 10 <: ° ,lvl,,ce > oa that we :■/»,,« what Smalt protlts and lair, honest dealing is our motto. \\H. MILNER, jandlOtf. J, D. HEAD, s. hTpattilio, FASHIONABLE TAILOR! rJj M SAJ rjIHANKFI L for theliberal patronage here £ tofore lies towed upon hint, solicits a con tinuation o! the same. He is always readv to make men’'anil bo)s ! clothing in the latest style, or to cut garments for women to make up. All work warranted, ishop over Pattido, Baker A Co’s, store. West Main St , Garters- Vll,e - D • April 17, 1@73.-ly Dissolution. The partnership which existed between H. A. PATTtI.I.O, \Y. C. B.vkek, R. M. Pattillo, and B. Y\. Ai.i.en, under the tirni name of Pattillo, Bakkk <fe Cos., was dissolved on the 26th day ot March, 1873, by tbe withdraw al of B. W. Allen. Ail demands iu favor of, and against said tirni, will be settled by their successors. H. A. PATTILLO, W. C. BAKER, R. M. PATTILLO, B. \V. ALLIEN. Copartnership. We have this day formed a copartnership, lor carrying on a general business in Carters ville, under the firm name of PATTILLO, BA KER & CO. March 26th, 1873. H. A. PATTILLO, W. C. BAKER, R. M. PATTILLO, H. H. HALL. June 19—3mos.*
