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gorjh &Hiscn. K UI |H1IA>, A»»oili»l<i l.oi'Kl. patton. Qa., 3STO-V. 1C80. "•W-l.ocol Nollcos Twenty Conti pt i- lino for . *f]„,orlion, mill Fldoon ContB lor cuoli sob- ^inoontlniortlon. * a 2-nbltu>ry Nollcoa oxcoaillnit nvil linoB, f.iuIrKod for at mlvortlilng rutoa. Announoementapt mirrltgeeend death,, 9!„tlooi of n rollglou* olmrnctor, nro ros- * u ctfullyBollollcd, mid Wi:llbolnaortci! iirutln. LOCAL ^LACONICS. Homo JKlnla null llnppcnliiRO. ■a’HE organized dbmocrncy saved I Bit. Felton will now load a hurmll’s life. ^ "And now comes tlio dreary Novora. ber.” . The prlco of coal baa advanced to ait dollars a ton. The city park has recently undergone n cleaning up._ Tub clear, crisp, slardtt winter nights are now at hand. "Count me !u,” 1b still the cry of the county candidate. Do you owo for this paper you nro so serenely perusing?’ Profanity and tho stovepipes are nutumnal diversions. v,ca l!Sft'“yo’ur old clothes until you nro nbio to pay for now ones. The J. P’s. of the city have been hav ing a quiet ttmo of It latoly. Tub town is profusely decorated with illnnlnalcd circus pictures. Two conversions wore made to the Baptist faith last Sunday night. Wild geese nro flying southward, and ■portsmen ore out after specimens. Apples, Oranges, Nuts and Fancy Confections at Gudger’s Book Store. The physicians of Blnggold report con- ildcmble sickness in that community. The Thanksgiving turkey quaketh at the near approach of bis decapitation. The nights are growing longer and cooler. Bring in your subscription wood. There is a rumor that the Hall is to lie transposed into a neat Opera House. The city council has applied to the legislature for a vote on the public school question. The average hotel proprietor just now wests a smiling countenance on aceouut of lively business. The Cherokee Manufacturing Company is shipping large lots of furniture. Times lliust be brightening. The mosquitoes remain here with re markable pertinacity. Their longevity Is unequalod this year. Possibly it would bo well to expend some street tax money on pavemeuts.— Gravel walks are a kind of nuisance. Parties visiting Atlanta cannot And a handsomer line of boots and shoes thau at the shoe house of J. 0. & I. Daniel. Railroad News. Tho Ckntlnnooga Times reports Impor tant changes ill the schedule of the \V. & A. trains soon, which will cause llm evening down passenger to nrrivo at this place at about 4:30 p. m. instead of 7:15 p. m. Tho north bound train will also arrlvo oarllor. Since tlra tormlnus of tho Selma road was changed, there has not bcon suoh a wholesale exodus of railroaders’ families from this place as was at first predicted. Many families soom to profor this health ful section uuil the social refinement to any other placo, Poradvcnturo our lit tle city Is uouo tho worso off for suoh a movement, and the time will yet eomo when this immediate vicinity “will blos som as the rose.” Says the Homo Tribune: Since tho Sel ma, ltome and Dalton railroad passed Into tho hands of tho E. T., V. & G. Hallroad Co., it has been improved nut tcrially, and if some improvements now in view arc made, it is destined In tho near future, to he one of tho best roads in tho South. The bridges are being re paired, masoiiry work put In tho trestles and tho bed of the rqad leveled. Large additions will soon be miulc to tho rolling stock of the road, as one locomotive, 100 box uud CO fiat oars have already been ordored, and will bp ,received in about two wcoks. On - tho first, of November workmen will coiniuouco replacing tho Iron mils with stool ones, and the work will not ho Bloppcd ,until every loot of tho present mils hnvo beenropjaced ,w.ith • LrtlarfVftSiJnt’year Kas demonstrated ono very encouraging fact; nnd that fhot Is this, that cotton—the best of cotton—can bo raised In this section iu almost, as great profusion ns in any other portion of tho South, To Illustrate: Bovorol farmers in this county have mado over a bale of the deecy staplo to tho ucre, and numbers of others have averaged a bale to the acre. In the adjoining county of-Murray we learn one farmer, Mr. Amos Keith, made over eight bales off of six acres. His en tire yield of cotton will bo near 125 bales. Wo hear of other farmers in this county that have been equally as successful in cotton raising. Thoro is no healthier country on the globe than North Georgia, and no land anywhere that is susceptible of more varied cropping. It has beou ful ly demonstrated that cotton, wheat, corn, potatoes and vegetables of almost overy description, can be grown hero to great profit with tho rlghtsort of cultivation, and why any man should wish to oxchange thlsdellghtful section for tho'unheallhy, mi asmatic westorn stales, with their wretch ed water, tbolr yearly droughts at the very season when rain is most needed, and their countlesB myriads,of. grasshop pers, is something that wo cannot under stand. Those who contemplate taking such a step had. better stop ’and Weigh tho matter well. Would it not be a good Idea for our warehousemen and produce merchants to connect wagon yards with their business, and thus provide for the country folks when they come to town? MldSlo Geor gia is ahead of us in this respect, as near ly all the warehousemen and produce merchants in that section advertise free wagon yards for their customers. Sausage is In great demand and the fleam mill of Miller, Craig & Co., is kept running night nnd day. A brakeman on the W. & A. railroad wus knocked from the train and killed, near Atlanta, last week. North Georgia nnd North Alabama farmers will consult their interests by landing their cutton here. Some of tho girls are wearing pretty drcsseB this Benson, and really the styles of lints are growing sensible. For a population of 3,000 Dalton has a larger church-going congregation than any other town in the state. Partridges are numerous. Two ‘Portsmen succeeded in bagging some thirty or forty ono day last week. The “College Girl” Is the name of tho amateur papor which the young ladies of tho female college will soon isBUe. A Feltonite and Clomentite had a lively setto down at Cove City last week, while the Parson was retailing his Hazard itory, There was a killing frost In this lo cality last Tuesday, which has caused the leaves to rapidly disappear from tho trace. The public are Invited to’attend an cn- Wduy evening, the 5th inst., at 7j o'clock, An addition of several fonts of new jeh type haa greatly increased onr facill- 68 for job work. Call and examino •pecimens, and lcavo a trial order. I In ! P , you aro not registered you are not I V| le< * to vote at the ensuing city elec- th " i Atton d to this matter at once, ne c election is only a few weeks off. . —-y was “All Hallow E’en,’, , Wo oupposo the usual auperstitlous , , lc Sendric ceremonies were indulged y romantically inclined maidens. lhe' II ; EPE 1b le8B caU8e for litigation In th 0 tjr aD( l county at the present time n ’n years. It would seem as if 1m- ihi, ty aU( i crlmo wore decreasing in th® ‘octlon. tv on*!’ Sam Carter, of Murray coun- this wo hundred acres of land, will make ThlaT 18011 tW0 '"ttrired bales of cotton. lh P e< t Unl to the cotton production on e Mississippi bottoms, Idiund^u 1 * haii 116111 off 0 fe,T wcolta deii»_ , Wou,(1 have been hundreds of m. >n the packets of our farmers. this world are the ohesms “Weqi) 4$ n n a Great Namjss. —Jcnnlo Lind was famed as it vocnllBt. Henry Ward Beech er ns a minister, Build Doblu na the driver of Goldsmith Maid was known the country over, but ouu oilier mime attracted as much or moro attention, nnd that Iiamu was M-a-r-s-h-a-l-l, which, togolhor with tho title of Doctor perlixed should rend Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup, for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc. As nu Expectorant for Consumption It Is uuox- colled nnd .stands without a rival for nbovo diseases. Bender, wo only ask a trial of ono bottle to conviuca you that wo speak the truth. Trial bottles free. Regular slzo 91. Sold by Wooiton & Brown. The Indications now point to n senson favorable to malarial diseases. Tho pru. dent will take proper precaution. “An ouneo of prevention is worth a pound of cure.'' Among the reliable and efllolont remedlos, wq.would rank high “Hughes Tonic,” nu old roiuody, although hereto fore hut lltllo advertised, has steadily in. creased In sale, literally upoq' Its merits, It originated with a Physician of largo practical oxperieucetn treatment of Chills and Fever and jdudred dlBO?ders. It is prepared from very. best materials by Mess.’It. A. Hohinseu J& Co. Louisville. Ky., who fully endorse its merits. Price 3100 per bottle. It Is impossible for a woman after faithful course of treatment with Lydia E. Plnkhnm’s vcgotiiblo Compound, continue to sutler with a wunkuess of gp * Better Timrs.-TIio Democrat, New Orleans, La., says: “Suffering among such ns have been troubled with diseases of kidneys and liver, lias been percept! bly bettor since the introduction among us of Warner's Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure.”, We take pleasure in calling attention to the card of J. C. & 1. Daniel, Atlanta. Gn., in another columu. JOHN A. MOIILHNHOFF. .1 AC 011 II. ECKERT. EMIL J. MOHLEN1IGFF. johM a. MOHLENHOFF, ‘ xinraROAfxraiSSEu iy la the season when tho good housewives pride themselves iu getting up all Boris of dolioacies and good things. Pumpkin pies are generally quite oonsplctous on such occasions. Our thanks are duo Mr. Fincher for one of these vegetables of giant size. Accom panying it were several sweet potatoes, from Mrs.F., of immense proportions. Mr. Gregory,'of Murray, whose arm was Injured in a cotton gin, bad to have the member amputated twice, the first time below the elbow, and second above. Our young physician, Dr. .Ole. Bivings, successfully and skillfiilly performed the operation the second time. Barney Bivings will bo a candidate for ro-electlou for clerk of the council at the coming municipal eloction. Ho serv ed faithfully in that capacity during tho Inst term and the city voters would do well to again givo him tbolr support. Ladies desiring dresses out, fitted or made Iu tho latest and most approved style, can be accommodated by calling ou Misses Laura Denton and Alice Surratt. They can be found at their room, ou Thornton Avenue, at ithe rcsidcnco of Mrs. Scott. Ladies, when you visit Atlanta bo sure and call on J. 0. & I. Daniel, the boss shoe men of that thriving city. They keep constantly on hand the beBt nnd cheapest goods to be found—No. 32 Whitehall street. Our young townsman, Mr. Seth M. Walker, has been appointed United States Court Commissioner. Mr. IV,,1s a young man of fine legal attainments and will doubtless fill the above position with great credit.' It is sold the chirping of A cricket oh the hearth betokens luck and happiness to the occupants of the house. We heard one last night. Perhaps the delinquents are preparing to square up. The epizootic; has again made its ap pearance among tho horses in.this State. Steps should bo taken to guard against its ravages in these parts, , if, indeed, there be any prevention in the matter. We regret to learn of the death of Miss Mary H. Deck, second daughter of our worthy fellow-countyman, J. T. Deck, Esq. Her death occurred on tho 28th of October, after a slokness of four weeks. BALL OP CIRCUS STOCK.—Grand mi nimi Stock snlo oruonea,Males,Brood Marcs, Ponies, BnKKles, Stack, Carri ages nnd Draught Teams, at Dalton. On., Nov. Otb. JOHN BOBINSON. Some of tho draymen have a habit of driving rather recklessly through the principal streets. This is a little danger, our tor pedestrians, and an ordinance should be enacted against It. 'he grandeur andbeauty of tho for- in the £st trees is ... partially denuded .branches .bel approach of-winter. ' tho $ammqrcinl. finding <£iiifii{tt:iU %}ou$rri. 46 and 48 Fountain Square, CINCINNATI, OHIO. nu 8 1 3 i i“! * 1 8 1 ILj lisiS .. •! T s S -AGENTS IN THE U. 8. FOtt- i,anwflimiaui« » um MSS,Mm, NEUSTATTEL-ELBOGEN BOHEMIA. eirOrdurs for Importation a Specialty anil oxcoutoil on SHORT NOTICE uml^SMALL^COM- RUDOLPH WURLITZER IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN MUSICAL IN8TBTJMEN T9, STRINGS, PIANOS AND ORGANS. BAND INSTRIJMENTH Ac! FIXINGN A SPECIALTY. ALSO IMPORTERS AND WHOLES ALL DEALERS IN FANCY GOODS AND TOYS, BBLttGISTS' 8US!»B»B», JAMES H. LAWS & CO., Louisiana Sugar, Molasses, and Rice COMMISSION HOUSE. , CINOINNATI. JAMES H. LAWS & CO., COMMISSION DRY GOODS. BROWN MUSLINS, WARP YARNS, JEANS, &c.. ■ .CINCIN IS - ATI. JAMES II. LAWS & CO., COMMISSION nnnr ANOHfir umisc, REPORT OF TUB DALTON If ABUETN. CITIZEN OFFICE, ) common, 20c. por lu.: from wagons, lOOlSo. BACON—Hums, 8@14c. ShouldOrs, flo.j Clear sldos, 12c.por lb. OOFFEE-Itlo, per lb. 16©22o. • CORN-Porbusliol, 40015c. gS! ) 's D - i P^J,T,7 A ,Fte. So ' !roacllo, ' ,c - FamUy ' ♦ 3 '" i HO&£-Perlti.«Kaie. MOLASSES—Por gal. 8O0OOO. MEAL—PerbusUol.COc.; from wagons, 60o. OIL—Koroseno, pergal.25c.| Linseed, boiled, 8 YUUP—Por gal. 5O0$1.25. SUQAR—Yellow, 8o. per lb.t Extra G. 9o.t standard A', loc.j Granulated, lie.? Crushed, AT—Por bushel, 600100c. YOU WILL SATE MONEY! BY NOTING THE FACT THAT Is now offering positive bargains in Dress Goods aud Prints, Slinwls and Flannels, Table Linen, Sheetings, Shirtings and Tickings, WOOL BLANKETS, Trimmings, Gloves, Hosiery, No- tions, (fee., (fee. Knowing the wants of the publle, I have se lected my atoolr with great oaro and precision, and oan sell as cheap or cheaper than anyone else. I also have on hand a large stock of Boots, Shoes & Hats, whloh I am selling at very low prioes. Also tho NEATEST and LATEST stylos of m mi vn urn! For Mon and Boys. This department is comploto, representing one of the largest stocks In town, which 1 am selling at prices thutcunnot full to give satis* faotton. Don't think of purchasing elsewhere beforo looking over my stook.; F. B. MORRIS, Got. 14.1880-ly. Dalton, Georgia. 8 A10 W, Pearl St., Cincinnati. MAXUVACTUBBBS 0* ‘ MM! IMM ■ M FLINT HAIR. WPAPER Emery Paper anil Emery Cloth, Ground Flint, and Cowhide Whips, Washed Cattle, Saddlers* and Plasterers* Hair, Moss, Ac. Hair Pelt, for covering Il&llers and Pipes and Fox Hxilngr Refrlgreratorsi. ’’ CINCINNATI. - • 8 A lO Pearl. PHILADELPHIA, 780 Market 8t. NEW YORK, - 67 Bookman 81. BOSTON. ... 148 Milk Btreet. CHICAGO, • . 182 Lake Street. E. P. Morris, Mg’r., CINCINNATI. Sop. 30 1890-6m. ALLEN & CO., 8. W.Cor. Fifth A Main 8ts. CINCINNATI, OHIO.. —DBAL.USIV Drugs, Medicines, Paints, OILS, WINDOW “LANK, |. Dye-Staff, Dniggists’ Sundries, &c. L O |1 Dry Goods aud Groceries. Will pay the highest market prloe for all kinds of PIIODUOE, oithor at our store in Spring Place, or at our store 1st door above the Bogle stand Dalton, Ga. Sop. 80,6m. The Gem, Self-Sealing Air-Tight Jar.. GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND; Also Sealing W#x & Buhber Bings. J. R. DbJOUBNETTE. ’ FINE CARRIAGES. THE LATEST STYLES—NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. Improved Glass Front Landaus. 4 and 6 PASSENGER ROCKAWAYS Sngrllalx SroiAgrliaxxis, NEW STYLE COUPELETS, Improved Patent Side Bar Buggies and Phaetons, Four Seated Surrys and Village, Oarts. ^Correspondence solicited. Hook styles furnished on application. 8opt.30,1880-em. J. W. GOSLING, Cincinnati, 0. »» No Sopiil-Sm 11**> Mil 111 Street, Cirs’OIIVNAXI, OHIO, HOWELL GANO & CO. ..CINCINNATI, OHIO. iik Hardware. Culler? and Guns. Headquarters for llorso Shoes, Horse Nails, Anvils, Vices, llammars, Door LocliSjBuilder’s Hardware, Pocket Knives, Table Knives, Axes, Edge Tools, Rouse Furnish ing Goods, Parker’s Breecli-loading Guns, English and HaKinan.-G.una AaEN TS for ‘•Otsego” Forks, Bakes, &c. U. B. Scovil and Planter’s Hoes, Bollo’s Handled Planter Hoes. At manufacturer’s prices. Orders filled promptly. 8op.801880-6ra. 138 Walnut st., bet. Third and Fourth. LEWIS SBASONHOOD. ELIAS MOCH- ALFRED SEASONQOOD. CIIAS. SBASONGOOD J. £ Unpil £ Go. • IhtTOBTURB AUD DBALBBB tU FOREIBN ai DOMESTIC WOOLENS, luilllaifactaof S. W. Comer 3rd. & Vine Streets, CINOINNATI, OHIO. Boprosontefl In tho South by W. L. BUTLER. Sop. 801B80-Sm. The Great Carriage Manufacturing House of the World. EMERSON, FISHER & CO., oiNCINNATI, OHIO. TOP BUGGIES AND PHAETONS. BEST MATERIAL, GOOD WOURMANSIHP, HANDSOME STYLES, STRONG AUD HURABLK VB1UCL1C8 IN EVERY RK8PKOT. . -W,— - 80,000 CARRIAGES Manufactured by EMERSON* FISHER & GO., are now in use in every Part of the American Continent. They give unfailing aatlsfnetion. Allthnlr work Is warranted. They have received testi- monials from all ^“111 “ * *-*--- — '— ' Sep* 30,1880-2m. F. STUKENBORG & BRO. manufacturers and dealers in All kinds of ■ UMiirmi'irMi!, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Bon M aM amoro ' | 9 & 11 East Pearl Str., CINCINNATI, 0. ESTABLISHED 1844. WM. GLENN & SONS, WHOLESALE GROCERS, And Dealers in Provisions, Seeds and Dried Frnit, 68, 70 and 72 Vine Street. CINCINNATI. OHIO. Sep. 3U1880-3in. ESTABLISHED 1830. IMPORTER AND JOBBER OF SHOTWELL, CtERIHEW & LOTHMANN, WOOLENS, NOTIONS aid HOSIERY, S. W. Cor. Fonrtli nnd Race Sts., CINCINNATI, O. ESTABLISHED 1850. ZE3Z. "K/TTT ,T ELECTRO GOLD, SILVER & NICKLE JOB PLATER, 225 Elm Street, Corner 6th, OINOINN ATI, O. If yon have old S POO NH, FORES. CA8TOX18, CAKE- BA8ICET8, OANDEE-8TICKH. or other Table Wares, worn nnd discard- ‘ookand ware equal to the best 8ilvor, at a Niulclo l*lutln«a Mpeolalty* BRA8S WORKS. ESTABLISHED IN 1840. rOWELL’SREGRIHDING GLOBEVAU/ES and EHGIIE LUBRICATORS ARE THE VERY BEST. SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ENGINE TRIMMINGS A HILL WORK. BABBITT METAL all grades, Manufactured by WM. POWELL & CO., Nos. 245, 247 & 249 West 5th St., CINCINNATI, 0. SepULSm • • STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES. Teas, Tobacco and Cigarn a Specialty. N. W. OOMER STSu.0IN0IHNAIEI,.O. - 49^Also Solo Agent for th,h Famous llenng Uee Chop Mixed Ten. Put np in 1 pound ad Vd pound puekagso. Juno 17th, 1880-6m. WELLER Si WORTH, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And Wholesale Dealers in PEANUTS and DRIED FRUITS, .Cleaned, traded and Shelled Feanuts, March!, 1880-181. , 46 West 2d St., CINCINNATI, 0. HAMILTON & GO., WHOLESALE COMMISION MERCHANTS. 103 W. MAIN STREET, Ltouisville, .... Kentucky. Refer by Permission to LOUISVILLE CITY NATIONAL BANK. Sop. S01880-8m. “THE KING OF THE WEST!” BEST FIVE CENT CIGAR IN AMERICA. J. T. WARREN «te CO., WlioleDulo Ajfonts, .V : , OINCINNATI. OHIO. SeptD-Sm. : ■ The J. M. Brunswick A Blake Co. 80LK MANUf AOtfUfiRItS AND PATENTEES OF TBK STANDARD NONPAREIL, MONAEOH, NOVELTY * -—ANi) THE • Famous Eclipse. BilRard and Pool Tables. Droaliwny'. N. Y. | J St»«e°L.cUhlcniio.' i | W. eii?»t?'cmclnnnU. i I llnrket',Nt Doul* Sole Agents for tho U. S. for the Hyntt Billiard & Pool Tables. Sept. 80,1880-0m. ' ; laAOXEIS* SmTS. HENDERSON & CO.. OF THE CiaTLciD^LZ^a-ti S-va.it Co., Non. S3B nnd S30 West Ctl» Sti’oet., Keep the LAUGELTonil BEST ASSORTMENT of LADIES SUITS In CtEOlnna. tl opuny plBOe eUo, In laot, Laaio, ran ilnd any kjnrt of_^Dron Nloo C'a«Rn,oro 1 tl or anyplace else. In faot, Ladies pan op at 83.5O up to tho finest fcjUJc. Un Stripe, Satin qv Velvet at ■ 8, IQ. L3.-a.nd 15 Dollars itonEkDiSRSdKSUO,, M7aml!33 W Blit 8t., Oluolnnatl, 0.| S 6op,JO'S!.b,o,y. J. T. CARSON & CO. Produce Commission Merchants, ISo. 10S5 West Main Str., Order, and Con.lgnment. Eollelled. LOUISVILLE 9 KENTUCKY. Sept. 80,1880-3m. R.A.B0BIN80N. C.H.PETTET. Wk. A. ROBINSON. WORTHINGTON ROBINSON. K. A. ROBINSON & CO. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE 15 13'XT G-O-I S T S and OMANUFACTURING PHARMACISTSO ^sixtus^I 194 «fe 196 West Main Street, LOUISVILLE, KY. Wooten, Brown & Co. Wliolosnlo and Retail ID IR, TJ C3- C3- X S T S llniulliou Street, DALTOItf, GEORGIA. January 29,1880—12m. J. H. WARNER. BOBT. K. CARTER, of New York T X3I- T7^7"ainei Sz Co. Chattanooga, Tennessee, Geenral Agents for Lon and Steel, Fairhank’s Scales, Dupont’s Powder, Dynamite, Collins’ Plows, Avery and Chilled Plows, Nails, Saws, Rope, Pocket and Table OUTLEEY. Mechanics’ Tools, Hnbgj Spokes, Felloes; HAa-DWABE Matoh I?, W70-12m. ’ '