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THE GAZETTE
WEDNESDAY EVEKING, SEPT. 10th. 1001
SMALL TALK.
FOR REPRESENTATIVF.
In the ucxt General Assembly of Georgia.
HON. C. C. CLEGHORN
W are authorised to announce A. Y. l’O" KLL
an a candidate to represent Chattooga county
iu the next legislature -
We are requested to announce SAMUEL E.
JONES as a candid Ate to represent Chattooga
county in the next legislature.
We aie authorized to announce JABPKH
BRANNON us a candidate for tax receiver or
Chattooga county.
Hot aud sultry.
Jasper S. Poster is doing very well.
Sow’, the time to give Smith's Worm Oil.
Court will probably adjourn tomorrow.
"M. & B." for sale by Pharr & Cain.
State vs John Davis ; murder—mis
trial.
Coffins and Caskets of all sizes.
John 8. CtlonoßN & Cos.
Died near .Summerville, last Wednes
day, wile of Robert Watters.
Highest market price paid for wool.
Thompson Hiles.
At 9:15 p. m. last Saturday, court
tool a recess till 8 a. ui Monday.
Mrs. Hassell and Mrs. Clark left yes
terday for their respective homes.
J. B. W. Carroll’s bouse looks much
better since Henry High painted it.
Married in Dirltown, Ist Thursday,
by Rev. Camp, Thomas Barron to
Miss Sallie J. Robinson.
We will offer the remainder of our stock
of ladies’ hats very l no , to avoid carrying
over. Phabb & Cain.
B. H. Edo ondsonV house is near
enough completion to show that it will
bo very neat, tasi eful, and convenient.
A largo shipni nt of burial eases,
eoffioa und robes for ladies and gentlemen
ju-< received by Thompson Ililes.
John D. Taylor was examined last
Friday night, and admitted to the bar.
Wc wish him much success in his new
vocation.
Last night John I ley brought us a stalk
of popcorn with 16 ears on it. We are
now as ready for popping (the question)
as he is.
Cave Spring Baptist Association will
meet at Sardis church, near Price's
bridge, on Friday before the fust Sunday
in October.
The Davis case was given to the jury
Thursday night. They deliberated on it
till 3-nsterdn). morning, could not agree,
and were discharged.
The Louisville Exposition, lasting
front Aug. JtUh to Oct. 25th, is well
worth seeing, so tar as we can judge from
a circular just received.
If you want a sure cure for diseases
ol the scalp, slop when you get to the
harbor shop. Clean towels, sharp razors,
and someone to wait upon you.
Bouquets of loveliness, animate and
inanimate, graced our office yesterday,
'ihe latter were left with us to bring up
visions of the former. Thanks.
(Ve forgot to mention last week that
C. C- ('leghorn is commissioner for this
county and will take charge of any ex
hibits for the New Orleans Exposition.
Robert Smith reports that, about day
light Monday, on the Suhligna road,
across Taylor’s Itidge, he met a dog
which, so far as the dim light would
show, was mad,
l will not buy baled cotton till further
notice. 1 will gin, anil wi.l boy all I gin.
1 will have eight gins running, and no
one will be detained over night.
D. F. Aluiood,
Pres’dent of Trion M’f’g Cos.
Drummers’ arrivals, all yesterday: W.
It, Allan, for Frank A. Block, Atlanta;
James Bp p oull, for Hardy & Cos., Rome;
W. 11. Baker, for Lamar, Rankin, and
Lamar, Atlanta.
Emory’s Little Cathartic is the best
and only reliable liver pill known, never
fails with the most obst iunte cases, purely
vegetable, sugar-coated, tasteless, uiarm
less, no griping or unpleasant effects.
Druggists sell them. 15 cents.
All persons indebted to me either by
note or account will find their claims in
the hands of Maddox A. Shropshire- If
prompt payments are not made I will be
forced to collect by law.
eeplO-tf B. H. Edmondson.
The Ladies’ Floral Cabinet for Sep
tember, has been received, and is as in
teresting as ever. “June’s Experiment’’
is peculiarly pathetic, and "Answers to
Correspondents’’ furnish much informa
tion very valuable to cultivators of flow
ers.
Conductor (contemptuously)—"Wot’s
this?” Passenger—“My ticket book.”
Conductor —“ ’Tain’t good on this road.”
Passenger (looking at the book, discovers
that he has handed out his Testament by
mistake) —“No, 1 should say you had no
use for it here.”
We were very nearly ready to go to
press, and very busy, when we were re
quested to announce Mr. Jones as a can
didate. These two c.rcumstances made
us forget to call attention to his card but
really it is nonsense for us to say any
thing about one whom all the county
know better than they do U-.
TO BUILDERS.
You will promote your interest by in
quiring of us by letter our prices for sash,
doors, Hinds, glass, and paints, before
you buy.
Bruce Harris & Cos.,
Rome, Ua.
HOMK-MADK VEHICLES.
Parties contemplating buying buggios
will Gnd it to their advantage to examine
the work made by M- L. Palmer, iu
Rome. Prices lower than ever known
for samo quality. Several desirable
second hand vehicles at low prices.
A CARD.
Editor Gazette:
Please allow me space in your paper
to express my thanks to tny friends who
have been urging me to become a candi
date for the office of ordinary. I have
decided not lobe a candidate.
N. H. Coker.
Trion, September 8, 1884.
Ileail! DviiuHTatw! Head!
We call attention this week to the
liberal offer made by that excellent daily
journal, The National Democrat, Wash
ington, D. C. Our subscribers would do
well to avail themselves of the same.
Every good Democrat is called upon to
aid the circulation of the above mentioned
paper. A correspondent is desired in
this section. See advertisement.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The copartnership of Fosters A Retry
is this day by mutual consent dissolved.
K. R. Foster and A. R. Foster will hold
the perishable property, books, accounts,
and note*. All persons indebted to said
firm will please call and settle, as the
business must be wound up. This July
23d, 1884. K. R. Foster.
A. R. Foster.
Thomas Bkuhy, jr.
The Nickel Club will rneot at Ebene
zer Bryant’s next Friday night. The
following is the programme :
Reading—J. W. Close.
Music —Miss Annie Edmondson.
Recitation—Miss Maud Calhoun.
Music—Miss Mamie Hawkius.
Heading—Miss Baltic Shropshire.
Music —Miss Minnie Thomas.
We are requested by the president to
extend a pressing invitation to all. We
are sure that every one who attends will
lee! that his time and money have been
well spent.
You (an Have It.
“.My dear, what would 1 give to have
your hair?" is often said by middle aged
ladies to young ones. Madam, you may
have just such hair. Parker’s Hair
Balsam will give it to you. It will stop
your hair from falling oft', restore tlie
original color and make it long, thick,
soft and glossy. You t ecd not stand
helplessly envying the girls. Die Balsam
is not oily, not a dye, but is an elegant
dressing, and is especially recommended
for its cleanliness and purity.
a i a 'Mi-1’ mn.
Parties from Coosaville report that it
looks like war tunes in that neighbor
hood, and that many of the people are
carrying shotguns and revolvers, always
ready lor action. The cause of all this
is that there is some difficulty between
some of the Johns: ns, of Chattooga
county and Pig Vann, of Coosaville. Our
informant gays that the parties exchang
ed a dozen shots on Saturday, hut no
blood was spilled, and that Vann and his
friends arc armed to the tooth an I wait
ing only for a eight of the Johnsons
Home Bulletin.
COMK AND Tit V (IS,
Wo arc prepared to repair wagons,
buggies, etc., or re-paint buggies, in first
class style, and to do all kinds of farm
work, make new wagons and buggies.
We will work nothing but the best
material that can be secured. Wo make
horseshoeing one of our specialties. We
guarantee all our work; will do as good
work as any one; and at prices as low as
good work can le done.
Espy & Doty.
Peterson’s Magazine for October comes
to us with an increase of pages , and a more
brilliant array than ever of steel-plates,
colored fashions, colored patterns, and
illustrative wood-engravings. The princi
pal steel-plate, “Playing at being Grand
pa and Grandma,” is as graphic as it is
humorous—one of the very best things of
the kind we have ever seen. The stories,
continued and otherwise, are exceptional
ly good; in this respeet Peterson has long
been without a rival. Some hints arc giv
en in this number of what is to be done
in 1885; and it is not 100 early, it is add
ed, to begiu to get up clubs for that year.
The best way to see what is intended, and
to test the merits of Peterson, is to send
for a specimen number, which will be sent
gratis, if written for in good faith. Ad
dress Charles J. Peterson, 300 Chestnut
St, Philadelphia, Peon.
A CARO.
To the Voters o) Chattooga County:
Circumstances purely non-political and
concerning myself and family only, (and
over which I have no control,) have in
the last few days so conspired as to make
it impracticable for me to longer remain
in the field as a candidate for representa
tive. I will here say that my candidacy
from which I now withdraw resulted from
sources that I thought worthy of calm
dignified consideration. I cousidcr it at
this time unnecessary forme to announce
any high sounding platform platitudes
upon waich I should have stood should l
have been elected; but will say that what
ability and influence 1 may have possess
ed would have been exerted to promote
tbfe general welfare. Tendering my sin
cere thanks to all who have offered or
intended to aid me,
I am your ob’t servant.
tAw’L Hawkins,
LKT TIIE TRUTH lIK KNOWN.
7<> the People of Chattooga County:
Since my announcement ns a candi
date for your next representative, cer
tain statements, absolutely false, have
been xealously circulated in reference
to tny conduct when I bad the honor
to represent you twelve years ago, as
well as in reference to my purpose,
should 1 be chosen at the approaching
election. I have been charged with
being the author aud supporter of the
bill passed in 1872, exempting, for a
term of years, from taxation, capital
thereafter invested in this State in
cotton ami woolen manufactures. It
is further charged that I now have a
similar purpose, and that if now elected
by your suffrages, 1 will procure the
passage of a similar law, or at least a
law exempting from taxation cotton
manufactures. The bill above alluded
to, and the only one of its kind of
which I have any knowledge, passed
the general assembly while I was your
member of the house, becoming a law
on the 24th day of August, 1872. Hut
what was my relation to its introduction
or iis passage! The bill was introduced
in the senate on the 15th day of
January, 1872, and on the 20th day
of August thereafter passed that body
by a yea and nay vote 25 to 13. On
the 24th day of August, the bill, having
been transmitted to the bouse, passed
that body by a yea and nay vote of 00
to 50. As your representative, 1
opposed and voted against the bill.
To verify these statements I refer to
the Journal of the Senate of 1872,
pages 54 and 411, and to the Journal
of the House of 1872, pages 58 and 59.
But as to the second charge above
alluded to. In 1872, I opposed the
law referred to, upon principle. From
that day till this I have always ad
hered to the opinion and sentiment
then expressed by my vote, and 1 do
not hesitate to declare openly that,
shcu and 1 be honored by your ballots,
with a seat in the next house of repre
sentatives, I shall again, unconi-
promisingly, oppose any such measure.
But, as matter of fact, nf> such law can
be enacted, or if enacted, can be of any
force, unless the present constitution
of Georgia be first amended, and this
you know can never be done till any
proposed amendment shall have been
ratified by a vote of the people of
Georgia at a general election, alter
due publication in the newspapers of
such amendment. T hat you nay have
no doubt on this question I quote
sections 5182, 5184 and 5185 ol the
code of Georgia of 1882, which form
a part of the constitution of 1877. 1
omit section 5183 because it relates
solely to poll tax.
go 182. Par. Ip Exemptions.—The
general assembly may, by law, exempt
from taxation, all public property,
places of religious worship, or burud;
all institutions of public charity; all
buildings erected for, and used as a
college, incorporated academy, or
Other seminary of learning; the real
and personal estate of any public
library, and that of any other literary
association used by or connected w ith
such library; all hooks and philo
sophical apparatus; and all paintings of
any company or association, kept in a
public ball, and not held as merchan
dise or for purposes of sale or gain.
Provided, the property so exempted
be not used for purposes of private or
corporate profit or income.
25184. Par. IV. Law*, exempting
property void.—All laws exempting
property from taxation, other than the
property herein enumerated, shall be
void.
25185. Par. V. Tax on corporations.
.—The power to tax corporations and
corporate property shall not be sur
rendered or suspended by any contract
or grant to which the State shall be a
party.
Now, so far ns concerns the applica
tion of the law of 1872 above referred
to, to local interestH, the fact is, that
Trion Factory would never have
received any benefit under the law had
it not been burned down and re-built,
and that its proprietors paid tax on its
property every year till it was re built
several years after the passage of the
law; and that the Raccoon Manufactur
ing Company has never claimed nor
received the slightest benefit under
this law', but has, ever since its organ
ization, paid tax upon its property just
as the individual citi z en does. These
facts, in both cases, are verified by a
reference to the tax digest for the ap
propriate years, which are on file in
the office ol the ordinary of this county,
and can be seen by any one.
Now, fellow-citizens. I have given
you facts which can be verified or dis
proved by the public records and
documents to which I have alluded, ns
well as to the act of December 10th,
1878, which gives statutory effect to
the constitutional provisions quoted,
and repeals all conflicting laws. On
the other hand are the slanderous
stpries which I have mentioned, and
which I feel sure you have heard.
They ham no foundation in any par
tieifiai in truth, and have tesulted
cither from a culpab’c ignorance of
the facts, or a reckless and vicious
disregard of truth. I have no doubt
that some of you to whom these false
stories have been told with such an air
of truth, have honestly believed them
and havo innocently retold them. But
their authorship can be and is traced
to those persons who fabricated them
from the motives I have just indicated.
Now, fellow-citizens, I know you, 1
think, and knowing you and your
respect for truth and love of (air play,
I believe you detest such methods
as are sought to be used against, me.
(J. C. Oleoiioiin.
We hereby certify that wo have
examined the Journal of the House of
Representatives of (ieorgin for August
24th, 1872, aud see that C. C. Clcghorn
voted against the bill exempting
cotton and woolen manufactures from
taxation tor a term of years.
W. T. Irvine.
John Mattox, Ordinary.
O. D. Holms,
Clerk Superior Court.
OBITUARY.
Sugan E. Scoggins was born in Troup
county, Georgia, July 11th, 1857; was
married to Thomas L. Olmstead in the
same county Deoember 15th, 1872. In
company with her husband she moved to
Chattooga county in 1878. She wav
baptized into tho Baptist church by Rev.
J. H. Glazener in September, 1882.
Since that time she has been a faithful
follower of her Savior. She was afflicted
very seriously for about four months, hut
bo-c her sufferings with great fortitude
and patience. When her sufferings were
talked of id her presence, sho would say
that it was all right; that she was willing
to submit to the will of her Savior. She
only desired to live to see her children
raised right. She and her husband lived
happily together all their married life.
Site told her husband to raise herobildren
right, so that they might meet her in
Heaven. She fell asleep in Jesus,
August 2bt, 4884. Sho was loved by all
who knew her,,and leaves many friends
to mourn her death. N. 11. Coker.
Trion, (in., August 27th, 1884.
A Beautiful Hook of I'JO Pages Free*
Our Spring Catalogue having proved
a grand success, bringing us thousands ol
new customers, we have been cncouragod
to issue a fall edition, which will be larg
er, belter, and more comprehensive in
every respect than our last. Ladies will
God in it an invaluable aid in buying
goods cheaply slid judiciously.
Our stock this season will be the largest
and most complete wc have yot shown.
Our buyers are in the Eastern Markets
almost continuously, and exhaust every
resource in scoring the very latest nov
elties and most fashionable fabrics as
soon as they ure produced. Those who
have been pleased with our prteos in the
past, will be more than pleased this Full.
Our new catalogue will be issued about
October Ist, and will illustrate and de
scribe many striking bargaius. We will
mail a copy of (our handsome catalogue
free to any lady who will send us her
name and postoffioc address. Do not de
lay, but send your name at once. We
are having printed several thousand
copies, but the supply may be exhausted
if you delay.
D. B. Loveman & Cos.,
seplO 3w Chattanooga, Ter,n.
CUPID l|4 Q^APjOfjDS.
When cupid wears the Diamond shirt,
His conquest’s sure of hearts so tender,
For when they see this manly guise,
The ladies always quick surrender.
Surely the ladies are attracted
by neatness of dress, which adds
so much to the general elegance
of one’s appearance. What’s
more vital to a well-dressed man
than a perfect-fitting, smooth-set-
Vug shirt?
If your dealer docs not keep it, send hi* addnec*
to Daniel Miller & Cos., sole manufacturers, Balti
more, M<l.
For sale by Thompson Hrr.Es & Cos.
DO YOU KNOW
THAT
Lorillard’s Climax Plug
TOBACCO
with Red Tin Tag; Hone Leaf Fine Cut Chew
in'.'; Navy Clippings, and Black, Brown and
Yellow SNL'KiS are the beat and cheapest,
quality considered? au^fiil-ly
(lITIZENB OF CHATTOOGA COUNTY AUK
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Gazette the only paper published in the
county. It gives rne latest news.
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SION I> 15c and get a pack of Escort Cards, to
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Dresses Made to Order.
Meniid Dress Making Department,
9
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Prices as low as any. Host Grade of
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Samples of Urt ss Goods an* sent free.
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Chattanooga, Tenn.
Dtsf^tn
without Medicine
A. TaUiatU IMmwo.
man System.
THIS MAGNETIC BELT IS
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Without medicine:-Pain la tho book, Ittya, heed. r
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mat Ui* bid weir, spfnul ItMMW, torpid liver,
••minof calMlani, liopotcacy, oatbmo. koort dla-
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wwtfag weaknesses, ond oil those (llwum* of o per
sonal nature from whatever cause, tho continuous
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ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
Warranted
TO THE LADIES:-H:,".rHr^
tloti,l>v*pcptu.or with IMscnses of the lJf
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Weak Anblea, or Mwollen Fret, an Abdominal Halt
ondapu I r of Magnetic Foot batteries hu'*o no superior
mUio relief und cure of all these complaint*. Tbep
anrry a powerful magnetic forou to tlio suat of tha
Lome flock. Weakness of the Koine, Foll
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•rrhopre or Flooding, Painful, b impressed ond lr
regular Menstruation, lturmincss, ond clionffe of
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For nil forme of Female IMfTlcultlea it is unsOP-l
posse.l by anythini; beforo Invented, both tm a <motive,
agent am) as u source of power and vllaliration. •
Price of either belt with Magnetic Foot butteries, $lO.
Bonthy express C.O. lb,and examination allowed, or by
mail on receipt of price. In ordering, send mtuunini or
waist and slue of rhoe. Remittance can bo miulo In cur*
geiicy, sent In I otter at our risk.
Tho Magneton Garment* arc adapted to all npes, nra
worn over tho under clothing, (not next to the
body like tlic ninny Hulvnnl<- and Flectrto Hunt
bug* advert turd so cxtennl velr) and should be
token off at night. They bold tlmlr \nmerr forever, and
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Send stamp for the "Now Ucnartiire In Medical Troat
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DEALERS .IN
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MILLINER?!!
DO YOU WANT A
BONNET or HAT !
If you cannot come in person send your order to
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT,
D. B. LOVEMAN & CO ,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
The best, most fa.-biouuldo und mil
liuery in tho South.,
Big Line Children's Hats.
Send us tho amount of money yon wish to ex
pend und wo will put up and send you
the best possible article
for the price. *
Write a short description of yourself and also
state what color dress or dresses you want to
wear tho Hat or Bonnet with.
Try us, you can do no better. Wo do not lid
millinery ou approbation.
i>. it. tovi:iii\ co.,
(Chattanooga, Tenn.
BOWIE & GEORGE,
proprietors
ROME STOVE (AND MACHINE FOUNDRY,
Located in center cf city, east of Central Hotel
ALL KINDS MACHINERY SUPPLIES- IF YOU WANT ANYTHING
in this line we can make it or furnish it at factory prices.
Second-hand Engines and Boilers For Sale.
WE WORK 40 MEN FULL TIME, AND MAKE MACHINERYfCASTINGS EVERY DAY.
fWe east from broken pieces, saving expense und delay of making pattern'-
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MR. C. S. ANNIS/a competent millwright, will build r.ow mills and overhaul old ones
putting in machinery for tho iiuw patent process when wanted. All work guaranteed. His
headquarters are at our works. Call on us when in town, or write us for any information yu
wish, and you shall have prompt reply. HOWIE & GEORGE, Homo. (3a.
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