About Rome tri-weekly courier. (Rome, Ga.) 1860-1881 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1879)
Iti-WceHa ROME. OKORQ-IA Morning. Nov. IS, 18TO ji(»rW Twin'* 8 n0tlce anS perllr^fo'r'nrettnsertlon* JSgBSSS S5?Sn«aoh subsequent ui |"tlnii _ s==^7vTAT CEDARTOWN. I, authorised to oqt oj iwont ■'c'urforn't Ocdnrtown, On., coltert bills, (or the Vecelptg.' local news. CottonsoW yesterday at 1 lie for low pl^llng'an^ 12° for middlings, romo’s cotton receipts are now 4,905 ahead of game date last year. Next Monday the Rome Railroad f ill commence running double daily trains. See schedule. Several of our merchants had goods on the Btoamcr Champion, from New York to Charleston, whioh was sunk lust week, by a collision^ Fine Sorghum. j[ r J H. Wade, of this county, has se ‘l„, a bottle of very fine sorghum. It is equal in appearance to sugar house MUNICIPAL TICKET FOR LOW TAXES, PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT OF STREETS, CITY GOVERNMENT TO BE RUN ON A CASH BASIS, CLOSE COLLECTION OF ALL TAXES, AGAINST THE REPEAL OF THE REGISTRA TION LAW. For Mayor, W. F. AYER. For Aldermen, FIRST WARD. J. G. Dailey, T. J. Williamson. SECOND WARD. James Noble, Sr., W. L. Whiteley. THIRD WARD. Ed. H. West, P. H. Hardin. Weekly Cotton statement. Round Mountain Furnace. We are pleased to soe in our city Mr. R. P. Sibley, of Augusta. He has above named property for Benj. F. Hull, of this oity, reporter or the National Cotton Exchange, fur nishes the following statement for the week ending Friday, Nov. 14,1879: Stock on hand Sept. 1st--—... Receipts this week: Boat via. Coosa- 726 Boat via. Oostanaula S., R. & D. R. R...1842 Rome R. R .1065 Wagon 2312— 5946 Receipts previously 25223 “ Since Sept lat— 31168 Shipments this week... 3413 “ Previously—.21957 “ Since Sept. 1st 25370 three years and will soon commence work preparatory to making iron. The Round Mountain furnace, has the repu tation of making car wheel iron infe rior to none in America and we are glad to know it will be in blast at an early The local of the Rome Courier grows poetical over the "sere and yellow leaf of autumn." A croBS in some love af fair, or the absence of a button when the suspender makes bis morning call, will produce this effect.—Macon Tele graph and Messenger. The foregoing is cruel, but its unex pectedness is more shocking than its cruelty is cutting. The gentle flow of modest effort and womanlike tenderness that has recently lullabied through the “Georgia Press” column of the Tele graph might lead one to believe that the presiding genius of that column would not make public confession of any ac quaintance with man’s matutinal per plexities connected with breeches but- “The Falling Stats.” Those who witnessed the grand dis play of ethereal fireworks, predicted by Tice, on yesterday morning at 1 o'clock, will have a tale of wonder to tell to the rising generations. It will be a pleasant memory to all who were fortunate enough to have their vigils rewarded by the sight to remember how hopefully they sat out in tho balmy night air, and looking eastward and upward through a sky unusually clear, while the planets so bright marched westward across the azure heavens with the pleiadee plainly seen, a.,d seemingly so near that tho “lost” was often thought to be found. And then, to see myriads of glowing balls of varied hues come streaming from the far off east directly towards our planet to be suddenly turned aside by the soft yet successfully resistant cushion of air that protects our uorld from those messengers from strange bourne! N\ B.—We sat, we gazed, but never saw the falling stars. The Georgia Baby Bonds will buy ^'euralgine—Ncuralgine will cure Neu ralgia and Headache—Neuralgia and Headache lead to disease—Disease to Heath. Moral —Go to Hoyt & Coth- tan’s and get a bottle and be relieved. Hook for Sale. The book entitled “Common Sense tews of Foreign Lands” is for sale by " , H ' Coker . Centre, Ala., Judd Crabb, rdattown, Oa., A. W. Wright, Cave T. J. Gibson, Cartersville, “"d Phillips & Crew, Atlanta. A “ E “y Way to get a Good nook. Any person getting five subscribers “ he Weekly Courier, all paying in atlvance at tire rate of 81.50 each a year, J, rece * ve as a premium a copy of •7?®°“ .Sense Views of Foreign p D S| P r ' ce one dollar and fifty cents, resent subscribers may go into this fwgement provided all past dues are- nol,tw-wtf. dust received, a large lot of ladies ora made cloaks and dolmans, all ' ® •<> my order, and for sale cheap ocl8 tw Wtf E. H. CoLCLQUftT. It Coots Less Millions of Cheap Dry (Jowls at T. Fatty's. The latost Btyles of Oriental dress goods, Pekin stripe silks, striped velvets, cheap kid gloves, ladies’ and misses hosiery, new and stylish, fancy silk ties, novelties in ribbons, ladies’ and gent’s underwear, zephyr shawls, ladies’ felt skirts, opera flannols, white and colored, blankets and domestics in great variety. Gent’s clothing less than New A ork cost. The five cent counter is still the attraction. (27 tw wtf How to get the Weekly Courier lor *1.00 a Year. The price of our weekly is still 82 a year except to suoh 03 pay in advance. Any one of our present subscribers by paying all past dues can then take ad vantage of the reduced price provided he pays in advance from the time of that settlement. po to Jv R, Butt & Co.’s if you WftAt a bargain in stoves. They bought be fore tho recent advance in price of pig .'.iron. tw wtf Capt. Dwinell’s book of travels for sale by Thompson Hiles, at Summerville, Ga- . mch4 wtf Just received, a large line of window shades, Hollands for shades, fixtures, etc. E. H. Cololough, ocl 8 tw wtf Stock on hand ..... 5798 THE BOMB MARKET. Fair demand. Middling 111-1 Low Middling ..ill Good Ordinary. 11 STATEMENT For corresponding week of last year: Stock on hand Sept. 1st 84 Received this week 2254 “ previously 24009 “ since Sept. 1st 26263 Total.. 26347 Shipments this week 3132 “ previously.— 20871 Total since Sept 1st 24003 Stook on hand 2344 BOMB MARKET. Moderate demand. Middlings .— ... 8} Low Middlings —81 Good Ordinary—... ...... 7} METEOROLOGICAL. Barometer, Nov. 7 29-50 “ “ 8 29-50 “ “ 9 29-48 “ “ IP 2948 “ “ 11 29-50 “ “ 12 29-32 “ “ 13 29-50 THERMOMETER.' Rain fall in inohes -—25100 Highest temperature —— 78° Lowest temperature .- r - 62° Average temperature 73° 4905 ahead of last year. Premium for Subscribers. Any person sending us seven dollars and fifty cents will receive five copies of the Weekly Courier one year and a copy of “Common Sense Views of For eign Lands” as a premium for getting up the club. Old subscribers may come into this arrangement, provided all past dues are paid. The papers will be sent to any address designated, octltw-wtf .—— rr» Rooms to Bent. Two good rooms with fire plaoes, in central part of the oity. Suitable for lodging rooms for single gentlemen. Enquire at Courier office. no8,twtf. closing out. Mr. Si Levy is selling off his stock of goods at greatly reduced prices. Ladies wishing drew goods, fancy goods, no tions or millinery will do well to oall and examine his goods and prices be fore purchasing elsewhere. ' nov8 tw4t Good Store to Beat.. The 8 to re room on the oomer, under the Masonic Temple, 25x100 feet ia of fered for rent It is the only well located store in Rome now vacant, Possession given immediately. Apply to Howell & Vandiver, noll,twtf. < ^ <f——t - — i Carpets! Carpets!! Carpets!!! A fine stock op hand all the time. Jol8 tw wtf E. H. Oolglouoh. Bargains in china, glassware, lamps and lamp ohimneys, knives and forks, silver-plated ware spoons, forks eastern and general housefurnishing goods at J. B. Carver & Oa’s, China Hall, Rome, Ga. ■ , —xu— BUSINESS NOTICES. Notices under this head will be charged double regular advertising rates—1. «„ one square one month 18.00, eto. WUISKEV Enters largely into consumption as meiliotno, and it is in suoh cases of tho utmost impor. tancc to got an article of guaranteed purity. F. W. Harper’s Nolson County Kontuoky Whiskeyisrecommonded by physieians every where, and is received direct from the distill ery by G. J. BRIANT, Solo Agent, Romo, Ga. nol4twGm It Is Asserted That the ordinary cosmetics used by ladies are pioductive of great mischief, Wo be lieve this is so, and that a bettor means of securing a beautiful complexion is to use some good blood Rosadalis, tbe great South ern Remedy, which cleanses the blood and gives permanent beauty, to the skin. nov4tw-w2w A Card. To all who aro suffering from the errors and indiscretions ol youth, nervous weak ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &o., I will send a rooipo that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis covered by a missionary in South America. Send a self addroBsod envelope to the Rr.v. Joseph T. Inman, Station D, New York City. nov2G tw wly ELLIS DAVIS & CO., Slate Manufacturers and. Roofersj H ave always on hand an excel- lont stock of SLATE, and aro prepared to do Roofing at short notice in any part of the South. Prloe about a third above shingles. Satisfaction guaranteed. Orders promptly at tended to. Offices: Uockmart, Ga., and Atlanta, Ga. Box 307. (sep23 twGm WHITELEY’8 OLD RELIABLE LIVERY STABLE! W. L. WHITELEY, Proprietor. KEEra CONSTANTLY ON hand to hire, Good Horses and Excellent Vehicles. Splendid accommodations for Drovers and othors. Horses, Carriages, and Buggies always on hand for •ale. Entire satisfaction guaranteed to all who patronise ns. febXl.lwly ROME &ttrrON MARKET. ■da.ra REPORTED BY' 3. MORGAN. Rome, Nov. 14.—Market firm: Middlings 12 Strict Low Middlings 11} Low Middlings ...—11 MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. New Yore, Nov. 13.—Cotton firm; mid dling uplands 12}; middling Orleans 121; Sales 1,501. Net reeeipts 1,101; gross 1,419. Consolidated net reoeipts 30,503. Exports to Great Britain 22,055; Franco 143; conti nent 138; coastwise . Louisvii.lk, Nov. 13. Flour quiet; extra 84.03a4.75; do, family S5.00a5.25; A No. 1 |0.00a0.25; fanoy 80.50 a0.75. Wheat firmer; red, whito and amber 81 20a $1.22. Corn steady; old whito 47; old mixed 46, Oats quiet; white 33}; mixed 30. Pork, quiet and firm at S11.C0. Lard quiet; ohoieo leaf in tierces 7}; keg 8J. Bulk meats steady; sliouldcrs 3 J; dear ribs 5}n5if; clear sides 5Ja8. Bacon firm ; shoulders 4jj ; clour ribs 8j; clear sides 8} Sugar cured hams OalO. FINANCIAL and commercial. Financial. Gold buying par soiling par N. Y. Exchange, buying } dis selling par Groceries aud Produce. Bacon, eleai sides, per pound 9 to 10 ots Hams 10 tc 12 ots Shoulders 5} to 6} ots Dry salt dear rib 7 j to 8 ota Dry salt shoulders 4} to 5} ots Butter, Goshen .per pound 30 to 40 ota Western 30 to 35 ota Country 15 to 20 ots Bran per hundred pounds 90 to 81-00 Banns . per bushel $1.00 to $2.00 . Candlos .per pound 13 to 25 ate Candy per pound 13 to 25 ots Coffoe, Rio per pound 13} to 25 ots Java 26 to 35 ots Cordova 23 to 25 ots Corn Meal per bushel 80 Corn, loose 76 Grits per barrel $4.00 to $5.00 Hominy $4.00 to $5.00 Whont per bushoi $1.25 to $1.35 Millet Beed per bushel $2.25 to $2.50 Canned fruit, all kinds, per doi $2.25 to $3.76 Flour, oholoo per barrel $7.00 Family and extra $6.25 Superfine $5.60 Fish, fresh per pound 10 to 12}ota Cod 6 to 10 ots Horring, in bxs 25 ots Maekerel in barrels $8.00 to $12.06 Maokerel in bits 90 to 1.75 Driedapplos per bushel 75 to $1.(0 Peaones 75 to $1.00 Hay, per hundred pounds 75 to $1.00 Lard in tieroos, per pound 8 to 9 ots Lard in kegs 10 toll ots MolasseB in barrels, per gallon,35 to 60 ots Molasses,blf-bbls andkogs...42 to 60 ots Syrups 55 to 75 Oats, for stable, yer bushel 45 Onions, per bushoi 1:00 to $1.25 Potatoes, Irish per bushel $1.25 to $1.50 Tea, Young Lyson per pound 65 to $1.50 Imperial tea. 85 to $1.00 Gunpowder tea $ 75 to $1.25 English breakfast $1.00 to — Japan toa $1.00 tn $2,50 Tobaooo. all grades...per pound 35 t jt $1.40 Whisky,best reotified..per ga) $l,10to $1.25 Corn wbiskoy $1.25 to 1.50 Choieo brand whisky $1.75 to $8.00 Smith’s Holland Sohnapps $1.75 to $8.00 Smith’s Aromatio Stomach Bittors... $2.00 to $8.CO Brandies per gallon $2.00 to 12.00 Rum, best qualities $1.75 to 4.00 Gin, host, qualities $1.75 to 4.00 Rye and Bourbon $1.75 to 3.C0 Sherry Wine, superior... $1.76 to 5.C0 Port Wine, best quality $1.75 to 4.00 Rioe, Carolina, per pound 8 to 10 ots Salt, Liverpool por saok $1.25 to $1.50 Virginia salt. $1.15 to $1.25 Sugar, crushed, por pound 12 to 14 ots ANNOUNCEMENT! o WE AJftE SELIjING THE BEST PIANOS POR LESS MONEY Than they can be Obtained from any otihev Southern House! Have a Lane Stock of Pianos and Oriaas ia stare and ea the M A NYONE DESIRING OR THINKING OF BUYING AN INSTRUMENT WILL SaVe 131 ■TX. por oent. by pricing our (took before purchasing olsewbero. Call at our store and examine its Wiioox A White Organ, which is destined to be tho leading Organ of Amerloa. yMTGREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH BUYERS. * No l|.—We will not be nndertold. C. W. Langworthy & (Jo., ... ,, Rome Music House, No. 90 Masonic Temple. mas 15 tw wtf * THE ROME HOTEL, (Formerly Tennesseo House) BROAD STREET, NEAR RAILROAD.DEPOT J. A. ST&NSBURY, - - Proprietor Rome, Georgia. ■> jfflt this hotel is situated within lisJ twenty steps of the railroad platform, and convenient to thebusinsss portion oftown. Servants politeend attentive to thoiiUutloi. W All Baggage bandied Free of Charge, ttbli O. A. RAINWATER. Piers. Mill Machinery for Sale. T he mill, mash inert now nr t DeSeto Mill It for sale. It consists of three pair of 31 ft. French Burr Mill -stones, dressed, faced and furrowed complete; one No. 2 Enreka Smutter, 6 reels, bolts complete. Will be sold low. Enaaire of J. J. COHKN75 SONS, merit tw wtf , - White olarified sugar.. Yellow olarified sugar., Louisiana sugar..., Beeswax Tallow Hardware. Vulcan nails, 10 d, per keg .. Knoxville nails.... Old Dominion nails Iron, refined bar, per pouni Small bar iron Plow slabs Swedes iron Stool, oast in bare..per pound Stool plow slabs.. P*eel plow wings Horse shoe nails per lb Powder, blasting. Rifle ——■>— Rifle powder Horse shoes..... Mulo shoes 11 to 13 ots 10 to 12} ots 8} to 9} ot* 20 ots 7 to 8 ots 4.00 ' 4.00 4-CO 3} to I 3} to ( 31 to I 6 to 7 14 to 18 0 to 7 7 to I 13 to 25 3.00 5.75 ■ ' $4.75 $5.75 MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA (AUGUSTA,) Medical Department.^ the Uni versity of GeOfgla. t EE FORTY-EIGHTH 81 r ■ - begin the FIRST BER, 1879, and end the Fr ^Faculty—Lewie D. Ford, Joseph A. Eve, L. A. Dugas, Goo. W. Reins, H. F. Campboll, DoSaua. Fort, Edward (J addings, Robt O. 6 — Apply for tslrbulor to Leather and Hides. Hides, dry flint Salt Green Damaged half prloe Leather, white oak sola, per lb 32 to 37} Good hemlook leather 25 Good dmgd hemlook leather 22} Jodot Frenob call $4.50 Corneillian Frencholf, each $3.75 to $4.50 Country upper leather, per lb 35 Kips 40 to 60 90 to 1.00 Lips Country calf Harness leather... Wool skins, each., Shearlings 30 to Look to your interest, and try the “WHITE SEWING MA CHINE” before buying any other. IF or- Sale by E. O. HOUGH, •op25 tw Wtf ROME} GA. ■ III lUUfJi I. /!? ■■ //'! AT HORN & M’GHEES’ OLD STAND, ROME COURIER BUILDIN0, IIore:by announce to the pixblio that they have rented one of the Stores in the new Opera House, which they will occupy when completed, and in order to save tike expense or removal, they ofler their ENTIRE STOCK AT. REDUCED PRICES ! The Stock Consists of .: u DRY, FANCY AND MILLINERY Clothing, Hats, Boots "and Shoes, IN FACT, EVERYTHING A HAN, WOMAN OR CHILD WEARS 1 $®“ Call Early and Secure ]Bargains.*8i COHEN & CO., Horn & McGhees’ Old Stand, in the Borne .Courier Building!, •ep30twwtf BOME, GEORGIA. m wo tiabno h J. R. BUTT & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER8 IN , Stoves, Tinware and Housefurnishing Goods. A L80, MANUFACTURERS OF GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES, WINDOW OAFS, tc. Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting a speciality. Agents for Rom. Staves and other fire aloes factories. * We buy in large lot, tor ossh, thus enabling ns to make lowest possible prices. GaU and see for yourselves.' (epr8twwtf The Weekly Courier Us s Sozodont than any other beauti- To fier »f . —;—j ——-— when l6W < rops onl Y needed, and is not re !“ larly a P.P^ e( I to the teeth it Much °7 beautif y«ng, but healthful, this „ ° l ' er a< * orn ing ia dangerous, but toil, e .I er - In the sick room or on tbe g ' 118 equally welcome. xdu! " Bing Spalding’s Glue on the first will n! anC8 a deteot in furniture, it id,, .° Va lt8elf to be the most eoonom- cal thing aboutthe house. clotM^ 8 HU< * Bma 'l men oan he fitted in °‘ hln g at Kohn A Co.’s. Our friends, mill fintl Belting-«»* Buggy Materials of MI softs at the hard ware store of Hardy, Bowie & Co. See advertisement tw wtf Very Nice Spectacles. Allen * MoOeker have just received a large lot that cannot be excelled. ap27 t&wtf Hoyt & Cothran, druggists, have the cheapest paints and oils ever offered in this market (ootl8 tw wtf Chew Jaokson’s best Sweet Navy Tobacco. (noyl 2 tw wly ,URE FORD,. .san, .RugastNga^ LATEST STYLES FALLING WINTER MILLINERY -BY- Iriss SltLIE WILKERSON. M Y NEW SUPPLIES INCLUDE SO Dos** Hats and Bonnets, prices from Fifty Cents to Ten Dollsrs; a large and vory heatifui stock of Flowers, Feathers end Birds; a beautiful assortment of Ornaments, Ribbons, Combs, etc. Will b. pleased * P«I18 twii.wEt LUMBER! LUMBER! COOSA Riven LIlBRIi YARD r \ -AND- PLANING MILL! OFFICE AND YARD IN REAR OF YANCEY & DEAN’S NEW BUILDING, ROME, 0A. HEADQUARTERS FOR L0NQ LEAF YELLOW PINE LUMPER. KILN DRYING. DRESSING A MiTCHIN A SPECIALTY, ago at BOTTOM BRICES, Special Orders ft>r Buildings got op on short lotlce. spr34 twlJ I. D. FOSTER & CO. Notice to Debtors aud Creditors, A ll parties having claims is»n« the estate of H. H. Miller, lata of Floyd county, deceased, are notified to present tbe earns in AUpartUsbidebt’od to said'estato ere request ed to make immediate ..tllemont. MARY E. MILLER, Administratrix on estate of H. H. Miller, deceased. octJ wJ m DK. E. j. CAMP, Eclectic and Homeopathic, OFFICE, BUENA VISTA HOUSE. CONSULTATION free and strictly CONFIDENTIAL. I S THE CHEAPEST. BEST AND MOST RELIABLE NEWSPAPER IIV THE Cherokee Of> un try ! $1.50 IN — ■ ■.r.sv: AD VANdifi! The Courier has been Published 23 Years by the present Proprietor. * llJOJ March 27, 1867, the Southern Statesman, published at Calhoun, was consolidated with the Courier. January 27,1858, the Georgia Patriot, of Cedartowiipwas consol idated with it. . t • the Chattooga Advertiser was consolidated January 1, 1874, with it. April 12, 1870, the Romo Commercial- consolidated with it. -daily and weekly—was CrSTThe above facts are interesting to adveiiisern. M. DWINELL. Proprietor,
