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THE GAZETTE
SUMJIKBVIUK, OA.
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 15, IBTS.
Rome Market Prices Current.
The following price list, comprising the
main articles of country trade, is revised
liy latest advices up to Thursday, andean
be depeuded on as correct.
MONEY.
Gold buying at 114; and selling at 116
Silver buying at 105; and soiling at 106
Exchange buys par; and selling §
GENERAL MARKET.
Sugars : A, extra C, brown-- 10 to 121
Coffee: Rio 22 te 25, Java . to 36
Molasses |or gallon 50 to 80
Salt, (Va and Liverpool) to 2.00
Candles, full weight per lb-- —to 25
Tea, various prices from 1.00 to 1.50
Rifle powder per 25 lbs-- —to 7.50
Mour, all grades—per owt —2.25 to 4.00
Eggs from wagons-per do*— 10 to 12J
Chickens from wagons 15 to 20
Rutter from wagons 20 to 25
Sweet potatoes from w igotis- to 115
Irish potatoes from wagons— —to 1.25
Dried apples —per bushel— —to 1.50
Dried peaches--per bushel-- —to 2.00
Sugar cured haius —per lb— 15 to 17
Country hams per lb-- —to 16
Shoulders -—per lb— —to 13
Sides and clear rib per lb-- 13J to 14
Lard, in buckets and cans— 18 to 20
White and yellow corn 90 to 1.00
Wheat, common and best—l.lo to 1.20
Oats per bushel-- 75 to 90
Corn meal per bushel— —tc 1.00
Rran per 100 lbs— —to 1.50
Pea* per bushel— —to 1.25
Domestic bagging 16 to 17
Cotton bale ties per lb— 8J to 9
Cotton rope per pound —to 22
Cut nails tempenny -3.75 to 4.75
Bar iron per pound -3.50 to 4.00
Horse and mule shoes-per k-7.00 to 8.25
Elsewhere we present the large display
announcement of the fair to be held in
Rome in October, and trust that readers
will not forget the importance of it to this
county. The p lans adopted by the man
agement of the coming fair, are such as
to bring success upon it as a popular
gathering. It will be a great improve
ment upon previous agricultural shows
in Rome.
An exhibition of the farming progress
•of a country is the most reliable index of
its condition; and its wideawake character
has a direct relation to the promptness
with which the population takes interest
in just such fairs as the one to be held at
Rome. Jet us see what spirit this county
shall evince towards an enterprise that to
directly touclus the f inner’s interest.
Attention is directed to the announce
ment of Mr. W. D. Coleman which ap
pears for the first time to-day. He has
established in Summerville a place of
pleasant resort, where several of life’s
comforts are to be had. Ilis elegant
billiard table, which is to arrive in a day
or two from Rome, will furnish amuse
ment an<l means of skillful practice for
visitors. At his place will be found the
best of palatable drinks, mixed in a way
quite novel to most of our readers, and in
accordance with the latest advances in the
bar onial art; and besides, he will keep
an abundant stock of confections, tropical
fruits in season, cigars, etc.
Of the enticing game of billiards we
need scarcely speak. It is the great
American indoor game, and is a perfect
fas ination. A high degree of skill in it
is often worth a fortune, as is shown by
the career of Phelan, Rudolphe, Dion,
Girnierand other great professors. In
thousands of rich men’s dwelling* in this
country and England, private billiard
tables are kept for the use of ladies and
home society.
Grand Basket Picnic at Alpine
to he given by
TUB OBI)KK OF GOOD TKMPLARS,
Alpine Lodge No. 299.
We extend a cordial invitation to surrounding
sinter lodges, to Good Templars generally, and to
all other persons who feel interested in the great
cause of Temperance, to join Alpine Lodge in a
grand basket picnic celebration on
Saturday, 17th of July.
Come one! come all! Bring “full boskets and
empty bottles. ” and hearts overflowing with the
warmest sympathy.
Among speakers on the occasion will be Rev’d
J. B. E. Lewis, W. P. Lovejoy. and others.
B. K. BOOKER. W. C.
Alpine Lodge of Templars, 29!).
R. T. Trible, Secretary.
\\* M 11 COLEMAN INVITES YOU
y to visit and practice at his
New Billiard Establishment in
Summerville!
Having brought from the city a first class ami
handsome new Billiard Table, I am prepared
to receive the general public, and afford them an
opportunity to engage in this attractive exercise
at ail hours of the day or evening.
2 DOORS SOI Til OF
THE COURT HOUSE.
My long experience in the business is sufficient
guarantee of my ability to please the public.
The best drinks furnished from
BRANDY, WHISKEY, GIN,
MONONGAHELA, OLD RYE,
REST KENTUCKY BOURBON
GINGER AND PEACH BRANDY,
LAGER BEER, PORTER,
ALE, ALL SUPERIOR LIQUORS
A superior stock of
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! CIGARS. TOBACCO, ETC., ALL KINDS !
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Oranges and Lemons in season,
Cheese, Crackers, Nuts, Confectionery,
Sardines, Oysters, Etc.
The Bar and Billiard Saloon
2 Doors below the Court House.
f 1 A \TVASSERS WANTED, FOR 2
v> 11 superb works of French art.
“Little Runaway and her Pets,”
arid the pretty pair,
“The Dinner,” and “The Nap.”
These pictures are worthy of a place in costly
homes, and inexpensive enough for the simplest.
Selling rapidly, and TAKE ON SIGHT. We will
guarantee ready sales, good profits, and quick
returns. Any person who takes hold can make
a handsome commission. Send at once for our
best terms. J. B. FOItD & CO.
No. 174 Elm street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
r F. ROPER, MILLWRIGHT AND
Contractor for Building.
Gin Gearing, Cotton Presses, Water and
Steam Machinery, Mills, Ac.
Work guaranteed. References furnished when
desired, throughout the Cherokee Country.
Residence at Gaylesviile, Alabama.
Farmersville High School
Farmersville High School
I wish t* Inform the people of Cherokee Geor
gia that it in the purpose of the Principal and of
Patrons of the above named school to build up
A Hi 1411 School, equal to
any in North Georgia.
The course of study is in every part thorough
and practical. The University Series of books
is used, and all students must use them.
The Music Department is ably taught by Miss
M. S. Hodge.
The School Building; is being; Enlarged.
and when finished, will have accommodation for
one hundred students. Hoard can be obtained
in good families at from $8 to $lO per month.
Kates of tuition are low. For further par
ticulars, address P. J. HODGE,
Dirttown, Chattooga county, Georgia
CAVE YOUR MONEY!—SAVE IT
by stopping at
Mrs. Terhune'fl Boarding House
Mrs. Terhune's Hoarding House
(over Camoehan A Son's store)
opp. Allgood & Hargrove's Bank
BROAD BTREET, ROME.
You will save money
You will save money
by stoppiug at this house
by stoppiug at this house
when you are in Rome
when you are in Koine
Henry a. smith, bookseller
Broad street, Rome, Ga.
An unequaled assortment on hand aud
constantly receiving, of
FRESH BOOKS AND STATIONERY
! School Books 1
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1 'books, 'paper'pianos V
\ PENS, PENCILS, . i-c. 1
! Music Books 1
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Mtisieul Instruments of every description
for sale at. the lowest rates.
Maps, Charts, Globes, Slates, Sponges, Pencils
Desks, ('rayons. Paints, Brushes, anil everything
for school and c liege purposes, kept in stock to
supply the demands of Cherokee Georgia.
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1 Miscellaneous Book* 1
YLLEN & McOSKER, ROME, GA.
Watchmakers and Jewelers.
Repairing of Watches and Jewelry.
(’locks. Kings, Chains, Pins, &c
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1 A VERY SUPERIOR STOCK i
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R EPAIRING
is a specialty of our business, and we Are able to
do all kinds rf repairs in the best manner and at
the lowest prices. Give us a call.
lITMR. MoOSKKH was for many years with
Mr. J. K. Veal, and will be remembered by those
of this county who have traded in Rome.
j A VERY SUPERIOR STOCK !
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CHEAPEST BOOTS AND SHOES!
vy Prove that they are, by giving a trial!
You can certainly save money by calling when in
Rome at the place, for the greatest bargains,
LANGLEY & HART’S
SHOE FACTORY IN ROME.
I Because his boots and shoes are all made
_j of the very best material and no other.
And A besides, they are made here; and
not bought from any Northern house.
Because no workmen are employed but
such as are 1 most skillful to lie found.
Because mv work is cheaper than goods
of any in Rome, ac VJT cording to quality.
Because each pair of hoots ~F or shoes is in
spected by Mr. Langley in J j each instance
Because the stock is good and as ~T7T every
purchaser has tin; right to test it _IL fully.
Therefore he wise consult your interest
by examining my full and cheap stock. 1
f.W" 'Ladies', misses' and children's fine shoes
constantly on hand, of all varieties and prices.
Langley & Hart’s Shoe Factory
Langley & Hart’s Shoe Factory
Sign of the “Big Boot,” 87 Broad St., Rome, Ga
s2—s2o-*2o—s2o
Twenty Dollars
will buy a
FIRST MORTGAGE PREM. BOND
IN THE
N. Y. Industrial Exhibition Company
These bonds are issued for the purpose of rais
ing funds for the erection of a building in the
city of New York, to be used for
A PERPETUAL
WORLDS FAIR,
—a permanent, home, where every manufacturer
can exhibit and sell his goods, and each patentee
can show his invention; a centre of industry that
will prove a vast benefit to the whole country.
For this purpose the legislature of the State of
New York nas granted a charter to a number of
our most wealthy and respectable merchants,
and these gentlemen have purchased no less than
eight blocks of the most valuable land in the city
of New York. The building to be erected will be
seven stories high (150 ft. in height), surmounted
by a magnificent dome, and will cover a space of
twenty-two acres. It will be constructed of iron,
brick and glass, and made fireproof.
The bonds, which are all for *2O each, are se
cured by a first mortgage on the land and build
ing. and for the purpose of making them popular
the directors have decided to have QUARTERLY
DRAWINGS of $190,000 each: the money being
the interest on the amount of the whole loan.
Every bondholder must receive at least s2l, but
he may receive * I 00.000, or $85,000, or SIO,OOO,
or $5,000, or s'{,ooo, etc., distributed by this plan.
FIFTH SERIES I)RA WING
Bhtf Jvlu 6, 1875.
Capital premium
**100,000.00
These drawings take place every three months
and eventually EVERY BOND will participate in
them. Address, for bonds and full Information,
MORGEXTIIA U, BRUNO & CO .
Financial Agents,
23 Park Row: N. Y.
P. 0. Drawer 29.
Remit by draft on New York, registers
letter, or by obtaining postofflee money order.
Applications for Agencies received.
Postponements impossible
Blunder this Plan!
GREAT FAIR AT ROME!
The largest and most attractive* ,v
Agricultural, Mechanical, Mineral and Art Fair
EVER .WITNESSED IN THIS COUNTRY.
FAIRGROUNDS FULL WEEK’S FAIR! FAIRGROUNDS
AT ROME Sights and Incidents AT HOME
FAIRGROUNDS F ROM OCT. 4TO OCX. 9 FAIR GROUNDS
lefip'iCxlnbitors are earnestly requested to begin their preparations
IV O W!
and britg to the Fair a full representation of their fine breeds of Stock, Mechanical
Inventions, labor-saving Agricultural Implements, sample of Growing
Crops, Fruits and \ egetables, Mineral Specimens found
on farms and other localities, Art. work, etc.
Not only for Premiums, but to show the World our Resources!
It. will testify to
THE INTELLECTUAL, MINERAL AND AGRICULTURAL
Wealth of this country, and make it widely known! Capita! will thus be assured
of safe investment, and a vast benefit result to our section.
COME ONE l
COME ALL
Kff-The managers of this groat enterprise feel justified in promising an exhibi
tion never equaled in this section. SV"No entry fee charged for articles placed on
exhibition. Many of the most noted men of the United States have been invited
and are expected to be present.
Thor. J. Perry, Secrotary. J. J. COHEN, Gen’l Manager.
1 Established SiO Established 1
* YEARS, *
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JOSEPH E. VEAL
j JEWELEK !
No. 27 Broad Street, Rome, Georgia
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J DEALER IN j
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Watches and Clocks
Jewelry, Silver-ware
Repairing, Hair-braiding, Engraving
REPAIRING, HAIR BRAIDING, ENGRAVING
Repairing, Hair-Braiding, Engraving
well executed.
° GOODS HOLD are KNGIIAVED FREE. 1
Having a superior stock of everything desirable
in a first class drug store,
and as my prices'are low as the lowest,
*• i cordially invite
my friends in Chattooga county
i to give ine a call
9> • .j they come to Rome.
P. L TDRNLEY,DWtGtsrtsIH HOTHECARY
NO lltauiCK Hum Ill.iHf K, IUlOA;> B*ll* > Tr HOME, UA.
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I deal in pure drugs, and
the medicines
bearing my name have a reputation
everywhere.
Turnley’s Veg. Liver and Dyspeptic Tonic.
Complete assortments of lamps,
oil, seeds, window glass, standard medicines, etc
11. McCarthy, President. John Maguire, H. M. Friend, Secretary
Vice Pres.
Sheitakd Homans, Actuary.
insure: \V I TIT
that sterling
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Before insuring your life elsewhere, examine into the
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Life Endowment and other popular policies wo issue
Life Endowment and other popular policies we issue
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Before insuring your life elsewhere, examine into the
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Before insuring your life elsewhere, examine into the
Ljfe Endowment and other popular policies we issue
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Persons desiring insurance, or wishing to act as agents, should address,
IX. O. RANDALL
General A gent and JVI ana jfe -jp*
Rome, Ga. *
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TAKE AS MANYWOOI) PERIOD-
A- ICALB as you can affora; they are all useful
to your family; but the most oiteful t you is
this paper. Compare it with any other.
BEFORE SENDING OFF To NEW
W .Kott and other metropolitan oentertro get
newnpapftirH, consider the superior importatfi'fe of
your county paper. Only f 1.75 a year
SSvjftT CARLOAD SStSS
GLASS
AV-A.lt, E
CAR L<>A. I > OP GLASSWARE
Jut received at China Hall in Rome,
DIRECT FROM FACTORY AT PITTSBURGH
A car load of ‘Assorted G lassware, consisting of
FRUIT JARS (ALL LATEST AND "MOST APPROVED STYLES), JELLY
TUMBLERS, FIRE PROOF LAMP CHIMNEYS,
GOBLETS. FRUIT HOWLS,
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN TABLE GLASSWARE.
Special Discounts made to Country Merchants.
Buying goods in large quantities at the Factory, and shipping in Carload lots, we
ear enabled to compete in price and quality with any house in America.
te£T M e respectfully invite an early inspection
of our new stock Goods and Prices, ■dgt
18. CARVER ( 111 N A HALL 1.8. CARVER
Rome, Ga. Broad Street Rome, Ga.
(3 HEAT IMPROVEMENT, GIVING
A J benefit to every reader, is seen each week in
Tle Gazette, as it carries the news to the farm
homes of a thrifty and widspread section.
T G. DAILEY, UNDERTAKER
D • Home, Georgia.
Dealer in Metallic Caskets, Cases and Coffins, &e
of every quality and prim*.
IV'I have TWO ELEGANT HEARSES for use
of my patrons. Orders by telegraph or otherwise
promptly attended to. Satisfaction assured.
'Warehouse 5Hi Broad street, opposite Nor
ton's Resides corner of Court and King sts.
AUGUSTA DRY GOODS STORE!
No. 50 llroad Street, opposite to the
Hank of Home,
THOMASFAHY
dealer in
Dry Goods!
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc.
Dry Goods, Hoots, Shoes, Hats, etc.
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods of every
description.
SUPERIOR BARGAINS
are assured to those desiring goods in iny line.
Remember the place
No. 50 HIIOAD Street, HOME, GEORGIA
Remember the place
I can make it to the advantage of Chat
tooga citizens to call and examine my goods and
the low prices I offer. THOMAS FAHY.
F'XaJ LSW/Y/(rrtCsr
IV An our advertiser hasi not mad* hi* udvertisw
tnent altogether distinct, wu will interpret and elabo
rule it a follows :
K. It. FOOTE,
Author of Plain Homo Talk, Medical Common Rohm,
Bolenco in Btory, etc., 120 Lexington Avenue (cor.
Hast 28th Street), Now York, an Independent
Physician, treats all forms of Lingering or Chronic
Diseases, and receives letters from all parts of the
Civilized Would.
By his original way of conducting a Medical Prao
tine, he is successfully treating numerous patients in
Europe, the West Indies, Dominion ►#
rniiada, and in every part of the United States.
NO AIKHCITIiIAIj
Or deleterious drugs used. Ho has, during the past
twenty three years, treated successfully nearly or quit©
40,000 oases. All fault connected with each case are
carefully recorded, wnether they lie communicated by
letter or *n person, or observed by the Doctor or his
associate physicians. The latter are all sciert.Vle
medical men.
HOW INVALIDS AT A DISTANCE
Are treated. All invalids at a distance are required
to answer a list of plain questions, which elicits every
symptom under which the invalid suffers. All com
munhxUlon* treated nlriclly confidential. A complete
system of registering prevents mistakes or confusion.
List of questions sent free, on application, to any pari
of the world. Sixty page pamphlet of Evidences of
Success, also sent free. All these testimonials aro
from those who have been treated by mail and express
Advice in office, ob by mail, thee or CHABOK.
(JtAl ob or address
DR. E. B< FOOTE,
No. 120 Laxington Ave., M. Y.
Wcrnted to sett UTphafa Plata Jfomt Talk
and Medical Common, dense:Also
l)r Footes Science/in Story.
Tor lltrtkulars address
J29BstZ8 a on
NBW YORK.
IfWiM
Important THINOB you never knew or thought of
before, regarding the human body and all its curious
organs, road Plain Home Talk and Medical Com
uon Sense, a sensible book for sensible people, and a
fcood book for evory one. You can learn from it a
jreat variety of information yon would feel a delicacy
to go to your family physician about. Contents table
tent free , by mail, to all applicants. Address MUR
RAY HILL PUBLISHING COMPANY, 129 Kabt
ÜBtii Street, N. Y.
Teache* children and adults, fldncated and lini’dn
cated, anatomy, physiology, and hygiene. A novelty
In literature—full of pictures—full of fun—and loaded
down with facts regarding the human system which
enables everybody to understand the curious structure
of his and her own body. Such a work is Dr. Foote’s
Science in Story; or, Sammy Tunes, the Bo*
Doctor, and, Sponsie, the Troublesome Monkey.
Contents table of this remarkable series, sent free to
all applicants. Address MURRAY HILL PUBLISH*
ING COMPANY, 129 East 28th Street, N. Y.
You have entire control of the euetion
pouter, and can produce equal effect upon
each eye. Has elicited thousands of testimonials
from enred patients in all parts of the United States.
Its use entirely safe, and its effects marvelous. The
Cheupeet and the fleet. Price by mail, postage
Kipaid, $3. Pamphlet upon the eyes, plain to all, the
med and the unlearned, showily how the vision
becomes impaired, as is said, ‘‘ Jjy age," and containing
a history of the various instriirnent* invented for the
restoration of the night, sent tree on receipt of 10
osnts. Agents wanted everywhere. Address
* , r. K. B. FOOTE,
Author of Plain Home Talk, Medical Common Sense, .
Science in Story, etc., 120 Lexington A Venue, Y.
rpHE CHEAPEST YET
An excellent
Cloth Slipper—Ladies* Cloth Slipper
at One Dollar.
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GOV AN & CO. ’ BOOTS; SHOES. LEATHER
Ladies' fine white Kid Slippers
Fine oalf Box-toe Gaiters
Groat variety Infant's and Child's Shoes; Gent's
hand sewed low quarter Shoes, at
reduced prices
Miles’ cloth Shoes for ladies—best in the market
Parties buying of Us
can rely on getting firstcluss shoes at low figures
M. F. GOVAN & CO.
No. 21 Lower Broad St. Romo, Georgia
Weff* Cash paid for Beeswax.
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! DeJOURNETTE & SON 4 1
4 7 GROCERS, ROME, GA. I
4-, 4
GROCERS
GROCERS GROCERS
GROCERS.
Corner of Broad and Bridge St
ROME, GA.
Full Stock of all goods in the line of
Groceries and Farm Supplies
offered at prices low as the lowest.
GROCERIES!
FAMILY
AND
PLANTATION
SUPPLIES
FOR
CASH ONLY
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j Wo are always anxious !
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! To buy country produce !
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Anil we solicit a (sail
from our friends when they are in town, whether
they wish to buy or sell.
1 DeJOURNETTE A SON, ROME I
4 f. GROCERS 4
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BRANNER
& BROTHER
Summerville, Ga.
Branner’s new stock spring goods have arrived
consisting of
DRY GOODS
i Dry Goods j Kettd >' Clo ‘ hlu *
Ladles’ Fine Hats
i Dry Goods i
j J Gentlemen’s Hats
j I Boot* and (Shoe*
i Dry Goods j Hardware, Cutlery
i Dry Goods 1 All kinds Queensware
! . ! Full stock Groceries
j Dry Goods i
|| 1| Drugs, Medicines
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| Branner’s New Stock I
| FOR SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE j
I Call and Examine! £
THE MUCK STORE,
POSTOFFICE BUILDING.
In every department of our business and stock
we have united substantial quality and the most
favorable prices to be found anywhere.
We have bought at a very low price, taking ad
vantage of the best markets of the North, one of
the most complete and handsomest stocks of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
ever displayed in the
County of Chattooga or elsewhoro.
♦ ♦ * 4-f
4-+ -M■
| BARGAINS TO CASH BUYERS. I
4-4-
4-+ ■*|f # 7 4-4-
Our stock has been selected with view to sell th
best lon\ h at the lowest prices.
Call and satisfy yourself that we can do It.
BRANNKK & IlltO., Summerville.
We take rags and all kinds of country produce
in and allow highest market rates.
Legal Advertisement*.
Important Notice.
Executors, administrators and guardians who
are in default in making their annual returns,
will save cost by coming forward at the earliest
convenience and making returns as the law re
quires. J. B. HILL, Ordinary.
FXECIJTOR’S SALE-LAND, ETC.
Georgia, Chattooga county.
Will be sold before the court house door in the
town of Summerville In said county, within the
legal hours of sale, ou the First Tuesday In
September next, the following property:
Four hundred and forty (440) acres first quality
land, situated 20 miles southwest of Dalton, on
road to Jacksonville, Ala., and 26 miles to north
west of Rome, on Big Armuohee creek, which af
fords 100 acres of a first quality bottom land—6o
acres being already in tine statu of cultivation:
and if properly cultivated, will produce from 36
to 40 bushuls of coni per acre; the other 60 acres
are in the woods, finely timbered. There are 200
acres of upland, best quality, now in cultivation
and good repair, and is perhaps one of the finest
cotton farms west of Chattahooche river. The
remainder is in woods, well timbered.
On the premises is a pretty good dwelling, and
good out buildings, and three other buildings for
tenants; good peach and apple orchard; and very
little waste land. This is one of the best farm*
in northwest Georgia.
Land will he sold in lots of 200 acres, 160 acres
and 80 acres. Sold as property of Wm. Brown
late of said county, deceased, for division among
legatees. Terms of sale, half cash; the balance
in twelve months, with interest at ten per cent
from date of sale, with discount of ten per cent
for cash. This July 12, 1875.
[sl] WESLEY SHROPSHIRE, Ex’r.
T ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.
Georgia, Chattooga County.
Wheroas W. T. Adams of said county having
applied to mo in proper form for letters of ad
ministration on the estate of C. C. Adams, de
ceased, late of said county,
This is therefore to cite all and singular the
creditors and next of kin to be aud appear at the
court of ordinary in Summerville on the first
Monday in August next, and show cause if
any they can why letters of administration on
the estate of said deceased should not be issued
to the applicant.
Witness my official signature June 24th, 1875.
J. B. HILL, Ordinary.
T ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.
D Georgia, Chattooga County.
H. Y. Puryear having in proper form applied to
me for letters of administration on the estate of
William Brown, late of the State of Mississippi,
deceased,
This is to cite all and singular the creditors and
next of kin of William Brown to be and appear at
my office in Summerville on the first Monday
In August neat, to show cause if any they can
why letters of administration should not be
granted to H. Y. Puryear on the estate of said
eoeased.
Witness my official signature June 23d. 1875.
J. B. HILL, Ordinary.
PETITION for CHARTER, TRION
manufacturing company.
Georgia , Chattooga county: To the Su
perior Court of said county:
The petition of A. P. Allgood, Spencer Marsh,
A. R. Steele, Wm. H. Penn and C. C. Cleghorn
most respectfully represents that the above
named persons, their associates and successors,
desire to be incoroorated under the corporate
name of “Trios Manufacturing Company,"
with their chief office and place of business in
said county of Chattooga.
The object of this association is to do a general
manufacturing, milling and mercantile business:
buying grain. cotton, produce, and goods of all
kinds; manufacturing tne raw material into such
goods as may be deemed necessary, and selling
or disposing them as may be deemed for the best
interest of the association; and to these ends, to
purchase, lease, hold, and dispose of such real
and personal estate as may be required for the
transaction of its business; to erect and main
tain suitable buildings and machinery; to estab
lish rates of buying and soling, with the right to
sue and be sued; to have a constitution and by
laws; to have directors, elect officers and to ap
point agents; and to have and to exercise all
such powers as may be necessary in the legiti
mate transaction or their business.
Petitioners propose to employ a capital of two
hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars
($225,000), which shall be actually paid in as the
board of directors may require, either ia lawful
money of the United States or in such property
as may be required in the transaction of its busi
ness; said corporation to continue fifty years.
Petitioners nave opened books, and nave re
ceived subscriptions to the full amount of the
capital stock, in shares of one hundred dollars
($100) each.
Petitioners pray that tide application may be
recorded and published as the law directs, And
that an order be passed declaring the application
? ranted us for the time mentioned above, with
he privilege of renewal at the axpiradfcw at said
time. A. P. ALLGOOD, Fuegideeft.
for petitioners,
A true extract from the minutes of Superior
Court of Chattooga county.
July 1, 1875. H. D. C. Edmondson, Clerk.
Full Stock of all goods in the line of
Groceries ami Farm Supplies
offered at prices low as the lowest.
ProfesMional Cards.
TAMES M. BELLAH, ATTORNEY.
O Summerville, Georgia.
Will practice In the courts of Chattooga and in
surrounding counties. Office with clerk superior
.court. Prompt attention given to all business
entrusted to nim.
Society Meeting*.
MASONIC.—THE SUMMERVILLE
-**A Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons
meets in their hall on the first Saturday in each
month, at 2 P. M. J. T. HENDRIX, Master.
I. W. WADDELL, Secretary of the Lodge.
GOOD TEMPLARS.—GWALTNEY
Lodge No. 177. Ind. Order of G. Templars,
meets in their hall on the Tuesday night after
the second and fourth Sabbaths in every month,
at 8 o’clock. I. W. WADDELL, W. Chief.
E. P. GAINES. Secretary of the Lodge.
PATRONS OF IIUSB’NDRY -THE
AT Summerville grange, No. 218, P. of H.,
meets on the fourth Saturday in each month
at Templar**’ Hall, at 10 A. M. Special notice of
ailed meetings. J. T. HENDRIX, Master.
JOHN A. HENRY, sec, of the grange.
lluMines* Notices.
e P. SMITH, SON & BRO., ROME
O* Wholesale grocers and dealers.
Large stock constantly on hand
Large stock constantly on hand
General groceries and provisions
General groceries and provisions
Smith, Son & Bro. deal in
I*ii re and unadulterated Liquors,
Farm supplies, meats, sugars, coffees, flour, and
everything in the country trade.
No. 25 Broad st„ known as Pitnor’s Corner.
THE ‘GOLDEN HORSE’ STABLES
A. Broad street, near postofflee, Rome.
Capt. 8. Af. May, Livery Stable Proprietor
Carriages, buggies and horses for hire.
The public generally are ccwdially invited to
call at these stables, where theefcnl find superior
accommodation for stock, wagowqrete.
T B. FLEMING, MANUFACTURER
o • Harness and Saddlery. Rome, Ga.
Shop on Ilroad street, near the Postoftice.
All articles in leather, harness, saddlery,
made and repaired at short notice and the lowest
terms. Superior workmanship and satisfaction
guaranteed in every case. Farmers and others
are Invited to call, being assured of lowest rates
aud best work. Repairing promptly attended to
CMITH & CLIFFORD, ROME, GA.
No. 10 Brood street, near the railroad.
Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Country Pro
duce of all kinds, etc. A full stock of Freshest
Groceries, both staple and fancy, at very lowest
rates. Our assortment cannot be excelled.
We invite a call from Chattooga county people
when they come to do trading in the city.
WOODRUFF & MORGAN, ROME.
We buy direct for the manufacturers only, and
pay the highest prices in cash. Call upon us
when you come to sell cotton. Office over store
of Harpold & Hillyer, in Shorter block, on lower
Broad street, near the railroad. Rome, Ga.
The Georgia Livery
and Sale Stable*!
JAMES DOUGLASS * CO.
Ilroad st., opp. Hoyt’s Drug Store, Bo me.
Having established a new and commodious liv
ery and sale stable ih Rome, where select horses
and vehicles are kept for hire, we hope by correct
deallugs with the public, and strict attention to
our business, to merit a share of patronage.
Chattooga and Walker county people coming to
Romo are assured that we have a commodious
wagon yard and all things for their convenient
use when in the city.
We keep superior stock and buggies, buy and
sell horses, and do a general livery business.
Be sure and call at “ the Georgia” Stables.
JAMES DOUGLASS & CO.
