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Examine our Goods and qet our prices before buying Dry Goods and Notions, Ladies’ Dress Goods, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Etc. PHARR & CAIN. *** - ■■■—i ii-n'i-vn~ri~rrni—nw htv ‘TTT"*T ,ixw. j.lOßeuw: tv. n <vmnrrr vwr% THE GAZETTE WEDNESDAY EVEM, SEPT. 24th, 1834. SMALL TALK. FOR REPRESENTATIVE In the next General Assembly of Georgia, HON. C. C. CLEGHORN W are Authorised toannoiiuce A. Y. POWELL as a candidate to represent Chattooga county in the next legislature. We are requested to announce SAMUEL E. JONES as a candidate to represent Chattooga county in the next legislature. We ate authorized to announce JASPER BRANNON as a candidate for tax receiver of Chattooga county. I announce myself as a candidate for ordinary of Chattooga county. H. M. Burkhaltkr. Through the solicitation of friends. I an nounce myself as a candidate for tax collector of Chattooga county. Fleming Moss. I am a candidate for tax collector of Chat tooga county W. S. BPARKS. Now’s the time to givo Smith's Worm Oil. See the tax collector’s notice, and “get there." Coffins and Caskets of all sizes. John 8. Cleohorn & Cos. Miss Maggie Powell, ot Walker county, is visiting Mrs. Ed Martin. Highest market price paid for wool. Thompson Hii.es. Election next Wednesday: turn out and vote for the man of your choice. Died in Haywood, on last Saturday, Thomas Harbour, an old citizen. The candidates for the legislature will speak in Summerville Saturday night. A largo shipm-nt of burial cases, coffins and robes for ladies and gentlemen just received by Thompson lliles. - T. J. Warwick is building a school Tiouse near Chattooga church- His wile is (juite a ok- If you want a sure eure for diseases of the scalp, stop when you get to the barber shop. Clean towels, sharp razors, and someone lowait upen you. The Raccoon Factory will be ready for regular work by the time the new crop is fairly on the market. The Marietta Journal comes out with new type. It has long been one of the best weeklies in the state. A Hostoo virl never -peaks of the “naked truth.” .She speaks of it as “truth divested of apparel.” The certificate of G. IV Hollis and John Mattox was handed in last week, but omitted through ruisundcr landing ol the object. A Milwaukee druggist says that the way a porous plaster acts Is to retain the back firmly in place while the pain crawls out at the holes. There have been interesting meetings in the Baptist church every night this week. They will probably continue at least till Sunday. We publish in this issue the card of H. M. liurkhalter, candidate for ordinary. He is well known all over tha county as on honest man and a good citizen. In a few days Judge Kirby will move to Judge Beliak's house, and Judge Bel lah will board with him. Won’t Judge Beilah be in clover? Married in Seminole, on the 11th inst., by Ilev. J. M. Smith, John M. Rodgers to Miss Su'an Edwards, and, or, the 13tb, Henry Smith to Miss Jane Hightower. gee the rule regarding “personal,” at head of first column, second page. Such articles will not hereafter be published except over the proper signature ol the writer. Jones— “ Does your wife belong to the Can’t-gct-away Club,’ Smith ?" Smith —"I guess she does. She can corner me every time when she gets the rolling pin in her hands.” A doctor in town, being asked by a young lady to prescribe for a pain in her chi.st, said, “Is it a pine chixt?” Regard for his feelings restrains us from saying how he #tn punished. We recently overheard a young lady say— “ Where singleness is bliss, 'Tin folly to be wed.” Was she sincere? Judge Moss announces himself in this issue as a candidate for tax collector. He is so well known all over the county that nothing which we can say will add any thing to his claims. Henry Sullivan, of Coldwater, was bitten on the foot by a dog last week. Next morning the dog was raving mad. Mr. Sullivan, of course, is quite uneasy about it, aod with good reason. FOit SALK. Three houses and lots in Summerville, belonging to the estate of Mrs. M. A. Powell, deceased. Apply to 8. W. McWhorter. T. A. Powell. Drummers’ arrivals: Monday: Thomas M. Qninn, for Anspach, Hall, & Cos., of Liberty, Va.; J. R Murrell, for A Dough erty, of Rome: Tuesday: J- L Ledbetter, of Ledbetter & Cos., Winston, N. C. Attist friend (pointing to sketch).— “Say, Harry, where did you get this?” Harry—“ Why. I got that out of my head.” Frienfr-i’Wfell. it’s a lucky got out.” n J i I will not buy baled cotton till further notice. I will gin, and will buy all I gin. t will have eight gins running, and no one will be detained over night. D. F. Allqood, President ofTrion M’f’g Cos. Rev. D. T. Espy has sold back to Mrs. Dickerson the houso which he bought of her, ard has bought the house south of H. D. C. Edmondson’s, for $525. Ho has sold his farm near Coosaville to Mr. White. 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. Brucf. Harris & Cos., Rome, Ga. If you suffer with Sick Headache, Constipation, Dizziness, Sour Stomach, or Bilious attacks, Emory’s Little Ca thartic Pills, will relieve you; as a regu lator of the bowels they have no equal ; very small, one to three a dose. —15 cents. Wes Shropshire brought his better half to town yesterday. He’s begun to enjoy life now; some other young men about town (and a few old ones) would be happier if thoy would follow his example. They are occupying Ben Edmondson’s new houso. A dollar saved is equal to ono made, and if you want to realize this fact in the fullest sense, call on J. W. Pitts, and ex amine his goods, and you will certainly be astonished at his remarkably low figures in suiting the shortness of the crop. All persons indebted to me either by note or account will find their claims in the hands of Maddox & Shropshire- If prompt payments are not made I will be forced to collect by law. seplO-tf B. 11. Edmondson. W. E. Pharr, Joseph Cain, T. P. Henry, and Henry Kirby, are now in partnership in the livery stable business. They are now getting in lumber to build anew stable on the northeast corner of the lot on which tho old livery stable s'ands. They are also partners in the store. IIOM I M adi; VICIIICI.KS. Parties contemplating buying buggies will find it to their advantage to examine the work made by M. L. Palmer, in Rome. Prices lower than ever known for samo quality. Several desirable second l and vehicles at low prices. W’c arc informed that last Wednesday, as Milos Whitlow, of Walker comity, opened his barn, the first thing that greeted his eyes was the corpse of Mr. Stoner, bis employe, swinging from a joist. ’Hie supposed cause of bis suicide is that ML* Ann Jackson, who had, onco or oftener, promised to marry him, had married another man the night before. Dry and dusty. Cool nights and hot days. Corn generally very good, though in some places late corn is suffering. The top crop of cotton falling off, in some places more than in others. Turnips and gardens generally much injured by dry weather. Cotton opening rapidly; 185 pounds the best day’s picking we have heard of so far. In a literary and artistic point of view, Deinorest’s Magazine for October is an admirable number. The frontispiece, “Decoy Ducks,” which is something now in art, is very beautiful, and the other illustrations are excellent. Among the articles specially worthy of note are, “Student Life in Paris,’’ “Down the Red Sfa,” “Popo’s Villa at Twicken ham,” and “How We Live in New York,” by Jennie June. The stories are entertaining, the poems good, and the various depar' menu are replete with useful and agreeable reading, such as is acceptable in every household. All iu the Line of Nature. There is nothing in the line of magic or mystery about that wonderful and pop ular medicine, Parker’s Tonic. It is simply the best and mo-t scientific com bination possiHo of the essential princi ples of those vegetable curatives which act powerfully and directly on the stom ach, liver, kidneys and blood. Rut there neither is, nor will he, any successful im itation of it. It is all the time curing those who had despaired of ever getting well. For yourself, your wife and chil dren. A Beautiful Book of 120 Rage* Free. Our Spring Catalogue having proved a grand success, bringing us thousands of new customers, we have been encouraged to issue a fall edition, which will be larg er, better, and more comprehensive iD every respect than our lust. Ladies will find in it an invaluable aid in buying goods cheaply and judiciously. Our stock this season will be the largest and most complete we have yet shown. Our buyers are in the Eastern Markets almost continuously, and exhaust every resource in securing the very latest nov elties and most fashionable fabrics as soon as they are produced. Those who have been pleased with our prices in the past, will be more than pleased this Fall. Our new catalogue will be issued about October Ist, and will illustrate and de scribe many striking bargains. We will mail a copy of (our handsome catalogue free to any lady who will send us her name and postoffice 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. ±X-X. Loveman & Cos., seplO-’iw Chattanooga, Ter.n. We will o#er the remainder of our stock I of ladies’ hats very low, to avoid carrying [ over, Piiarr & Cain. Fltoat Tit ION. Owing to the late illness of Rev. E. W. Ballenger ho was not able to fill his ap pointment here on Saturday night and Sunday. The time was tilled by Rev. J. L. King, of LaFayotto, a Presbyterian. He preached two excellent sermons and tho people seemed well pleased, and would like to have him visit Trlon again and preach. Tho citizens of Trioti and vicinity wero addressed last night by Hon. John W. Maddox, candidate for tho state senate, and S. E. Jones, C. C. Cicghorn, and A. Y. Powell, candidates for representative. Tho candidates all seemed to agree upon the same line of policy: equal rights for all; exact justico to all; equal taxation upon all. All the speakers (ailed to notice what seems to the writer to ho unequal taxation, incorporated in the new rood law for this county. If you will examine the bill you will find that it levies a tax of 25 per cent on tho State tax upon all alike; but when it comes to spending the money thus raised by a tax upon all alike, the law says none of the money thus raised shall he applied to the improvement or tho roads inside* the c-rporations of Summerville, Raccoon Mills, and Trion, but shall all be applied to the improvement of the roads outside the corporations. Not a single one of the candidates mentioned this inequality in taxation, but all with one accord sailed into corporations for availing themselves of the benefit of any laws that might favor them. Now why all this ado about equal taxation? It so happens that three of the candidates live inside of ccrpora tions: why did they not say somethin: about being unequally burdened? You cannot put it upon any other ground t* an that corporations, instead of being tho enemies of (he people, ure their friends; because the corporations mentioned, or property within their limits, after next year, will pay more tax than all tho balance of the county. You do not hear any of theso men going round and saj ing, “Tax the people outside to work inside." Why*? Because tho people would raise such a hue and cry about unequal taxa tion that no mau would dare introduce such a bill. The factory started up yesterday as usual. All returned to their work with renewed vigor. B. A. Close has a full school, and seems to he getting along very well. Gus Strange is now a citizen of Trion. September 23, 1884. Trion. A CARD. GEORGIA, Chattooga County. I, Geo. D. Drills, Clerk of tho Supe rior Court in and I r said county, and loruicrly Clerk of (he Board of Commis sioners for said county, certify; that Mr. C. C. Cicghorn was appointed to super intend the disbursement ol Iho funds np propriulcd for tin- opening l the Tapp’s (iap Road. That he was in the dis charge of said duty for a time ; took sick, and returned home; and that he never at any time received any compensation whatever for his services; that the Board discussed the propriety of letting said work nut by contract, and agreed unanimously to hire a superintendent and laborers at a stipulated price; said work was done accordingly, and a full and complete return made, accounting for every dollar appropriated, the re cords and file showing to whom every dollar was paid. Given under my hand and official signature, this the 22d day of September, 1884. Geo. D. Hollis, Clk Sup’rC’t. The abuvo certificate is given by me, officially upon solicitation, and is not given with a view of aiding, or prejudic ing, tho interests of either candidate, they all being my personal friends. Geo- 1). Hollis. A CARP. Editor Gazette : I take this opportunity to notice an article in last week’s issue reflecting upon Mr. Sam Jones’ political prospects in Dirttown. I have no war to make upon Homo for his opinion, but will say that opinions widely vary. Mr. Jones’ certificate, as endorsed by a number ol our best citizens, is a sufficient guarantee as to his standing in his own community, and the polls on tho Ist Wednesday in October will swell that certificate to a respectable majority. Many others would have gladly added their names, but deeming it unnecessary, intend to prove their position in his favor by the rights of liberty which they enjoy in this country. I very much deprecate any feelings of prejudice, especially when such sentiments are offered to tho pub lic. A Voter. Dirttown, Sept. 22d, 1884. UESPONSK TO Dlt. CLEMENTS. Editor Gazette: I notice in your last issue a suggestion from Dr. J.- W. Clements, of Subligna, that the physicians of tho county have a meeting to consider the propriety of or ganizing a County Medical Society, I most heartily endorse the suggestion, not only for the physicians of Chattooga county, but those living in adjoining counties near enough to meet with us, and assist in organizing and perpetuat ing a medical society that will not only be of utility to the Profession tut benefit the whole people of the county. I further suggest Summerville the place of meeting, and the 2nd Saturday in October the day; and that Dr. Jack Bryant will please arrange for a room in which to hold the meeting. It. Y. Rcdioil, M. D. September 22, 1884. Brooklyn boasts a man who talks irt eight different languages; but will bet a month-’s wages that his wife, who can only prattle in one language, always gets the last couple of hundred words, A CARD. Below we extend to the publitlw true copy of tho journal of House for August, 1872, relative to tho bill exempting from taxation, cotton and woolon manufac tures lor a term ol’years. It will bo ob served that Mr. (’leghorn's name ap pears, voting to indefinitely postpone said bill, which in our judgement means di - rect op position to the bill. It was upon this record, that our certificate that has gone forth was based. A bill to encourage the manufacture of cotton and woollen fabrics in the State of Georgia. Mr. Pierce moved that the bill be in definitely postponed. On this motion, Mr. Snead called for the nyesand noes and tho call was sustain ed. Those voting affirmatively are: Messrs. Allred, Anderson, W. I), of Cobb, An derson, W. P. of Cobb, Anderson, of Pulaski, Baker, of Pike, Ballanger, Bar ron, Bell, Booth, Brnddy, Bush, Butts, Cain, Cato, Cicghorn of Chattooga, Cody, Collins, Edwards, Glenn, Glover, Good man, Graham, Guyton, Hammond. Han cock, Iloge, Hughes, Johnson, ol Spald ing, Knowles, Lipsey, Mansfield, Martin, McWhorter, Netherland, Payne, Peoples Pierce, Renfro, Richards, Rutherford, Simmons, of Hail, Slaton, Summerlin, Taylor, Trammell, West, Wilson, Wof ford, of Banks, Wood Woodward. Those voting negatively tiro Messrs. Atkinson, Barksdale, Battle, Berrien, Blue, Brown, Bryan, Bunn, Clark, of Richmond, Clark, of Troup, Cleg! orn, of Muscogee, Cloud, Cox, Davis, ol’New ton, Dukes, Emerson, Etheridge, Fain, Field, Fit yd, Flynt Franklin, Gold smith, Griffin, of Houston, Quarry, Hall, of Meriwether, Hall, of Upson, Iltidt, Hilly or, Hudson, Hunter, Johnson, of Clay, Joiner, Jones, of Gwinnett, Jones, of Terrell, Kennedy, King, Lankin, Lang, Lewis, Mattox, McConnell, Mc- Millan, Moreland, Morrison, Oliver, O’Neal, Ormond, Putney, Rountree, Russell, Sargeant, Simmons of Gwinnett, Smith, of Coweta, Strith, of Oglethorpe, Snead, Spence, Stovall, Tarver, Wofford, of Bartow, Yeas 50. Noes 00. So the motion to postpone indefinitely did not prevail. The bill was then put upon its passage and passed. John Mattox, Ordinary, Geo. I). Holms, C. S. C. COME AND IJtY IIS. IVo are prepared to repair wagons, buggies, etc., or re-paint buggies, in first class stylo, and to do ail kinds of farm work, make tew wagons and buggies. Wo will work nothing but the bent material that can be secured. Wo make /tor.-e shorin'/ one ol ottr specialties. We guarantee all our wftrk; will do as good work as any ono; aq* at .'•rices as low us good woik can I e done. Espy A Duty. NOTICE! TAX! I will he fit the following places f<*r tho pur pom* of eoHoHintf tho t,nx for IfJM: all of which must ho done by the 20th day of Dccomilm r, Rif inv hooks will bo closed at that time. Settlement with the Comptroller General must he met, or II fan will ho lumied Immediately thereafter rh the law directs* Telega district Mondays, Oct oth, 2Cth, and Nov. 3d. Alpino district--Tuesdays, Oot 7th, 21st, and Nov 4th. Dirtsellor district - Wednesday**, Oct Bth, 22d, and Nov sth. Seminole district—Thursdays, Oct 9th, 28d, ami Nov lit li. Coldwater district - Fridays, Oct 10th, 24th, and Nov 7th. Summerville district, each and overy Satur day to December 2 )th. Dirttown district Mondays, Oct 10th, 27th, and Nov 10th. Haywood district Tuesdays, Oct lltli, 28th, and Nov 11th. Trion district- Wednesdays, Oot 15th, 29th, and Nov ]2lh. JOHN M. WILLIAMS, T. C. September 23d, 1881. Large assortment of COFFINS & CASKETS always on hand, from the Cheapest to the Finest. THOMPSON IIII.KS. SONIaY ©2O for a PHILADELPHIA SINGER of this style. Kqiml to any Singer in the market. Hr inrtnfrrr t Ufft m ini it. to bn i jrwnlncff before you pa// for it. Thin is tli*- samo stylo (.tlier com pan iei* retail for SSO. All Much inert warranted for 3 yen in. fiend t'"r Illustrated Cir cular ftridTostiiiioiiiulH. Address CHARLES A. WOOD A CO., 1 1 ft. Tenth fcL, Philadelphia, i’a, eaWITARIUM. 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Aiig-RMv. un:*rir.-gi ngvcmmsMiiwwanr.zuurMwnßxirza- tiwn MILLII4 EltY!! DO YOU WANT A BONNKT or IIAT i If you cannot come in person send your order to MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, D. B. LOVEMAN & CO , Chattanooga, Tciin Tho boat, moat fashionable and cheapest mil linery iu tho South.] Big Line Children's Hats. Send us tho amount of money you wish t o ex pend and wo will put up and send you tho beat possible article for the price. Write a short description of yourself and also state what color dross or drosses you want to wear tho Hat or Uonnet with. Try us, you can do no better. We do not s ml ; millinery ou approbation. SJ. IF. liOYE.HA* Si CO., Chattanooga, Tena. I?'A: : ' , Proprietors ROW3E STOVE!AND MACHINE FOUNDRY s Located in center of oily, east of Control Hotel. ALL KINDS MACHINERY SUPPLIES. IF YOU WANT ANYTHING in this line wc can make it or fufnish it at factory prices. Second-hand Engines and Eoilers For Sale. Wli WOUIv 40 MKN FULL TIME, AND MAKE MACIUNEIIYj'OASTINGS EVERY DAY. Wc cast fiom broken pieces, saving expanse and delay of making patterns. , .t/jPf CAST VENTILATORS. \yV% I ' /BORATE BARS! ] !W/ MILL GEAR AIIDCHAFTIIIGT\^V;: x-.e*..ric7Ty ana Aar net lam Utilized as never before for Hear ing iheStek. TRY ONE, 1 -C- HEW L j , t VBE ❖ STOVE < ! GRATE FRONTS F®k ! J ill 1 D id U P . T t t ■’ -a:nrr - ~. I | jfT : *. j a v-' ' * '-‘‘V *7' *■ y j _. ■ .' 7; . ' V igj- —- —— “! SOME, GA. rr-iDS 1 OF CASTIKaS^- ■ • pyjs QUICK. 1 ' ■ ’ i %\J-\ j A\"A \ ■%yh MK, C. S. ANN IS, a romp'd!-uf rnillw will build .lew mills and ovcihnul old on s, putting in niaoliiimry for the m;w patent, process when wanted. “All work guaranteed. His 1 heathpui tiers art' at, our work- fallen us when in town, or write us for any information you wish, and you shall have prompt reply. UOWlh/A, (IKOKMK, Rome, Ha. BE.APi DEMOCRATS! READ! FsVE MONTHS FOR ONLY TWO DOLLARS. THE NATIONAL DAILY DEMOCRAT, T*7"a.slxin.g'to-xa-, ID. C. 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C. tarajm-i" jrmjtunrmxraxruri'iirmr* rm.tmtsmr :rmoLw.TrSUi' . .- - iinarr wru r.TVrOnY’?? „ —a never failing remedy frr .M VI.AKIA, < till.l.S and FKYI.It, IN .uai.vj.vi v i it vr fi. VI r, 151 J lot- >!• IA Kit, and kindled diseases STANDARD v Purely ye,a table, absolutely certain in their remedial rffeetß, ami act *wiyp more promptlv in curing all forma of Malui ial Diseases than Calomel vUiiili 7?' or Ou1,• ; e i auvofil injurious const qm nces wldeli follow their PILLS V 'rn /-mil •• •- II taken oeens tonally by pci sons exposed to Malaria t hey will expel P-.s,- ‘ V< T Is. | n ..r: i | let.-et them In m a tun k. Indorsed by the leading s r* > •) einist and Physicians as being the Best, Cheapest n.ol Pleasnntesi; LY' ; fi V 7V-' Reoe-dv l,u 'Tie- •- ounge and ehihl ran take them. Sold by druggists Kt ) \ i-ltu I, l, M 4-I IV!: (IMS , mix. j / V VVliat. the People Sity. My w'feamimy.-elfhuyo used your “Stand j s* nl t.Tire ['ills’ with nut rati.d'acM i. We anticipate m further (/■ >'*4l, I V ’' -übb: with M: hir .1 as long as the pills are about. Il>nr, ( . /. Shoemaker, 1 / ■ ' /*. i/.. ThH I took il" Pills aecordfng to directions und they i'-s i p, • >ed to lie in-t v. but. wu~ nr“ded. Jier, F. ./. < 'nehra ,i, /‘anfar M. i.. " "*& I (, , /;/•/. iam we’l pleased with “Knn 'Standard ; *Y' ' 1 'un 1 1 'iiis. 1 lhi\e t r n-d them on a great, nmny cusea of ditTcrent fevers, | '• ' . A,> v .' 1 p sue -. rill in every i stance. I hey work Hko u charm on ' /\‘- : v - v ‘ ' '1 : ! a>.o | -. i j:ad all Mal:> ri -i dis- .ise -M. ./. f,V/ >,.on, M. 1> , I>ullhh, ; ; . ; v *l tv,; ' . ! '/.. I us.- ,< in n.nmdy in my j ; et ice with good results. -Lorenzo ■i - -■> ip,/ iii , /'if/ Hi ia, • I lav luu.t'lcd your pills for .Malaria for the > '-‘-J. ' ’ ' V r .ist four y- ars with better satisfaction than any other remedy for tame f ->i disea •• -. ‘ Freil //on/. /•> > . ..[>- 7 / ' A’. J. Your Chill Pills j,a \c < m r ei] many very stubborn cuacs. H, < .</. /.. Ia ' < 'ni<>/i.ni<i, A/.w. I use them in my practice. bV-/•/. /;. f.‘u<l<r , .)/. />., /Pw/if/e, 7.'' I u-e them in my piwtieH effectually,- ,/ ,/• ife/.< //'// ,i/ //, />///.////, '/• /-/ . Y< ui pills an . 1 od, I use many in my practice. //r. J/. pun.% , SunJ/on er loinliiuj. Mien. STANDARD (I Ri; ( <)., Pi opri< tors, l!‘T Teail Strcut, New York* CARPET DEPARTMENT -OF— 0. B. LOVEMAN & CO, When you want anything in rA It PUTS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS, LACE CURTAINS, SHADES, LAM ISIIEIjUINS, V ALA N<'KS ■ (JOUNICK I*OI.ES, WINDOW CORNICES, ETC., ETC. It will pay you to come or write to us, AN IMMENSE STOCK, ANY CLASS OF GOODS. Always the Newest Styles, Tho Bust Good: for the Mow, Cotton Chains, from 200. All-Wool Killing carpets from 34c. All-Wool Extra Supers from 60c, Tapestry Brussels from $ 1.25. Body Brussels, sl.lO, Velvet Carpets, Mnuqucttc Carpets, Axminstcr Carpets, at equally low prices. Send for our beautifully illustratod fall catalogue. IS. It. LOVEMAN &|CO., Chattanooga, Tenn. '■'Hit rtejTiT " ■nnen ctt to. . .jL'v.; 1 i Li i.\vVU ijJ.J_.Lo V'(i r.\ dew W sights. / , ’• / / i ' v L s t *