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j- Arrival and Departure of Trains.
PASSENGBB TRAINS.
EASTWARD. ,
I Arrive at Bvllton fi:sß am
Leave at 7:03 a ni
WESTWARD.
Arrivn at Bellton R:M a m ,
Leave at B.CG a m
Arrive at Bellton ...9:22 a m
Leave at ~9:2H a tn
EASTWARD.
Arrive at Bellton ti:lßpni 1
Leave at | i.2M p m
Arrive at Bellton... 9:10 p nt
Leave at 9:15 p tn
WESTWARD.
Arrive at Bellton 0:00 p n I
Leave at 9:11 p n.
MAIL SCHEDULE.
Going East, Leave5........6:38 a. ni..
Going West, “ 8:08 »•
Going East. “ 9:15 p. ni. 1
Going West, “ 9:15 p, m
On Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, !
via Allendale, Silver Shoals, Middle
River, Nail's Creek. Cheap and Crack
ling, to Homer, at 1, p. in.
- Thursdays, via Leno, Head’s Kerry.
Mossy Creek mid to Cleveland, at 1. p. in.
IT/' Office open on Sundays until 8. a. in.
.1 M. MYEBS, I’. M.
Prices C’iiLi*i’4»iir.
Corrected weekly by J. M. Myers. ,
v tiFt.LTON GA. Nov. 17. 1881. ■
JJ 7? F GOOD .S'.
Prints 8 6 k 10 .
Shirting 0 (4 8 1
Bleaching " o*l2l
.1 eUlis 1-1 (?> 'l**
Flannels 12 (<y 40
Checks; 10 (»12i
Ginghams ....10 th; 14
Ticking :....1O 6i. 20
Dress <ro<*ds 15 fm 25 1
Worsted 10 (<k 15
Athens Yarns ..ICO 00 1
GROCE RIES.
Sugar f* lb 10 a 12* |
Codec “ 14 a 17 |
< It Sides '• 12: a 13 i
Hams •• 14 a Hi
Cuba Molasses 45 a |;<i .
New Orleans “ t»0 a 75 I
Golden Syrup 00 a 70
Corn H bush SO a 120
Eggs "pi duz 00 a I<>
Chickens 10 a 20
LOCAL ZI'E.V.S.
Business notices in this column are
stictly lOcents a line each insertion.
Cotton, 101 ets,
J. M. Myers wishes to buy all silver
that has holes in it.
The weather is growing colder, and
wc want “that wood.”
We should be glad to get a few cords
of good wood right away.
We had a fine mess of ripe tomatoes
F on Sunday, fresh from the vines.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving day.
Shall wc have any church services?
The constantly increasing circula
tion of this paper makes it a valuable
medium for advertising.
Head ad. of the Cottage Hearth,”
and notice club rates. The magazine
is all that is claimed for it.
... .
If want a first class Lithograph pic
ture of President Garfield for 25 cents,
call at this office right away.
Don't forget the Mass meeting on
Temperance Sunday night at the A
cadcmy. Let there be a full turn out.
In a game of “Snap” at the Sociable
last week, a young lady completely
outran her pursuer, and he lost the
coveted kiss.
We have four spendid engravings
30 x 40, which we will sell for less
than a fourth of their value, all lo
gethei or singly.
If you wish to buy a fine organ,
right from the factory, for sl7 less
than the regular price, we can put you
in the way to do it.
Any one wanting a first class new
Sewing Machine will do well to com
municate with us at once. B'e can
give you a bargain.
John Blats, formerly editor of this
paper, has charge of the Southron
now, and it is easy to see the touches
of a master’s hand in its make up.
Charley Woodward, o.ie of our old
friends from Tennessee, is installed
as foreman in the Eagle office. Char
ley is a first rate printer and a clever
fellow generally.
Bev. P. S. Mnllino, of King’s moun
tains. N.C., preached in the Baptist
church last Sunday afternoon, and at
night. His discourse on missions was .
earnest and impressive.
There will be a quarterly meeting
of the Bellton Mission of the M. E.
Church South, at this place to-morow,
the 18th inst. Rev. W. D. Anderson, '
P. E., is expected to be present.
SL7’ If you need any thing in the way of :
Job Printing, it will be to your advan
tage to send us your orders. We have '
an arrangement by which we can in
sure you Eirxt Cla-tx work of all kinds
at BOTTOM PRICES.
The largest bale of cotton ever sold
in Bellton was bought byJ.M. Myers
last Saturday. It weighed 740 lbs.
and was first class cotton. It was rais
ed by J. 11. Erwin and ginned by Dil
lard Cooly. Beat it if you can.
Some lady of this town should take
the agency for that popular and useful
book, “ Practical Housekeeping,” is
sued by Buckeye Publishing Co., Min
neapolis. Minn. Every housekeeper
needs a copy. Address the publishers
or terms. Commi-sions large.
COR RES PON D EN CE.
FROM HARMONY GROVE.
We have had a week’s rain and
cloudy weather, aud still the weather
is not settled.
Cotton is about all picked out and
corn nearly all gethered in this vicin
ity.
Nearly, or quite four thousand bales
of cotton have been sold io h '
tnony Grove market this seas e . m.
date. Reports say the cotton crop : >
not quite as good as last vear.
Mr. Abraham Atkins, of M r --vi'
has five hundred bushel- .1
sell at one dollar per bu-h< 1.
M . Taylor Gordon of ihi- pl
(expecting to be made Postma- . r i,.
i the place of W. .J. (toss, resi i R.
Taylor has been in the ortl.-. t'.j -
' oral years and is faithful au-l v r
Mr Joseph Williams, , • ■< m :
son county’s most woi ,v
died suddenly lasi wevkofh. r.i< i1
of the lungs.
Prof. L. M.Landnnn of Ozleihorpo
county has been eh eled io take ehm
of the Harmony Grove [|j ,
for 1882.
The papers state that Prof. M .
Parker, formerly of this plie. . | m
I been elected to take char | i; '
I Haitnell HtghSetiool for is.sg.
Several of our men hauts ai.l.iiF
zens have visited the Cotton Exn..-i-j
lion in Atlanta, and ill -,v ' i~.
a “ bigger thing than v< n l
• was.”
Lindsey Dunson, whof i ,
; in this countv. it is said ■$ a- 1 > .
i Oglethorpe county, lasi >•
I Mr. Kidd, who have L iv
I to the proper authoriii. -
Col. W. I. Pik. In-
• to his bed with the fev r
time since Homer Court
SIJ.'R
REV.J.A PINKSTON
Editor North Georgian lno
lice in the report on Education as pip -
lislied in the Minutes of the Gillsville
Association, that Rev. .1. A. Pinkston
is presented so dill'ereutly from what
some oi the renders of your paper re
garded him, that I wish to ask him
some questions. Asa public man u
feel that he ought to set himself righ
I hope, therefore, he will answer tin
following
Questions:
1. Do you consider yourself a mem
lier of the Gillsville Association, s<
that it is proper to be styled by them
“our licentiate minister?”
2. Is it not a fact that you have !»<■«■•
lor some time engaged in selling
goods instead of being, as report sax -.
" strugling to obtain an edtii atiou ?”
3. Are you in need of money to pax
for your education, or do vou get void
tuition free?
t. Were younot in the house at
time the report was read and adopted,
ami by your silence consented to the
statements ?
5. Do yon, contrary to the decision
of your church, endorse the Associa
tion as it is; or will you se< k torecti
fy the errors to which your church
objects ?
Respectful I v snhmi'.ti I.
T.
SpO<’frll NotlCC* .
I (All h«'atl(!«l notices will be placed in :li
< <»hiinn and charyctl at ten cent- a line »
first insertion, and seven'•••n r s a line foi
• a« h snhsctp” nt insertion. Notices wilh
out limit marked, will be cMirnu<-<l un
til ordered <»nt> and charged accordingly.
Si 'XOss I
Those, who are indebted to me for
tuition will please rail on Rev. .1. A.
Pinkston ami settle. I need it.
Nov. 17. J.T. WILSON.
r’gv'v tjt* tjow :
There are a number of accounts on
my books for medical services, Ac.
long past due. which I should like to
collect without resorting to law: but I
must have the money, or its equiva
lent. Will you pay. or shall I sue?
Oct. 13. D. M. Breaker, M. D.
HERE YOU ARE
I have the agency for Waiinamaker
A BPown’s celebrated clothing hou-e.
Philadelphia. If von want it suit of
clothes, come and see me, seiect your
cloth, choose your style, anil have
your measure taken ; and in a few
days you can call and satisfy yourself
that you are fitted, and then pay lor
them. D. M. Breaker.
FAIR NOTICE.
i I wish it to be distinctly understood
i that, when I say I will not attend
I those who owe me for medical service i
and will not pay me. I mean exactly
I what I say. I never charge those who
are not able to pay • ami the man who
i will not pay me need not send for me
j again. 1). M. Breaker, M. D.
The subject of the discourse at the
Academy next Sunday at 11 a. m..
will be “Marriage.” All whoever
expect to marry, or who may at some
; time have some one to give in marri
age, are particularly invited. Mnri
’ cd persons will be we.come, of course. >
There is a movement among the
j young ladies, so rumor says, to organ- ■
ize themselves into some sort of a I
union against liquor-loving sw< it
heats. That's right, girD, y<> t belter
never get married tliitu to have a <
drunken husband.
We wish tocall Special attention to '
the card of Mengs & Castleberry. -
These gentlemen ate supplied with
the best meterial, and their work is
strictly first-class. Prices ten per cent
lower than Atlanta, flic editor of
this paper will receive orders for .
them It
Legal Advertisements.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
GEORGIA— Banks County.
By virtue of an order fuuu the court of
Or,Unary of Banks countv, will be -old
on die fu st Tie -<i in December. 1881.
at the court house in .-a ,| countv
i.e w. n’b |. f:l l al,. |„„ the follow!
lug ii'o'i f ~\\ : Let uo. I contain- -
n -_ u ' ■ ’ < ■ .nore or lons. ;
11 ” * »• l« •• • u Rucker on
' •’ ih‘‘. « n the
■ ■ .'n.-tr ■
• C I A.Ur h(»U>(‘.
■v ’ h'-.n ’>oil Hui
* ’ h Si 4 i,.t no. i
o o ' : cii .ivavini 12
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1 . all
■' ■' ' ■ ■ ■ ' ■• 1 in,4 on the i
: -• i?’ 1 • 1 i c’ ii k v. iih n 4 a
■uh < * <*i Mux sville, s
di.'
Ma-
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•i I•' ’ lI.S O . ;C .
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I
I 7’o S’N SALE.
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'• o ■ ■ B Hi'is conn
v !j ; l ■ cgni h(Hi' of sa!<‘,
" ;.t• ii !o’criiibcr n«xt.
i ii. propri iv. to w.t ;
f ’ii tii’o <»■ parci- of i.iinl on u!i ch
Mas- n u..\\ lives, sitiuited lying and
" n the comity of Banks, on the
il 'I ii i vej a<ljo n:ng lands ot \V. M.
■' Ii P. I. Bu>h. an<l oihers. I'mitaining
7 5 acres, more m I *s.s. I'evied mi as the
Diopcrty ot .1 <’ Mason by virtue oi (vvo
ti. las. issued from lhe .Superior court of
Banks county <>ne in favor of R. I\ •
t.« t\es,as surviving • - partner of('eiHe 1 *
N lo aves, v *•. J. ( . Mason as piineipa*
10l 'I lios. <> Bmn rj>s, a> the Executor <>l
bos. Morris, dec’d. as s<‘curii\ and cu
urser. !• i. ta. controlled by Thus. ().
'.niriis.
A o one n a vor o<’Sunol Mmks, \
< 'la on. !‘i opritx punted out h\
•!a nl-h > attorneys, and to be sold fm
lie pr.ii bo.se ioon<ol said land. Levie
i.ade l»\ me this < h tober 3tst, 1881.
Notice given iu terms of tne law.
Nov 3, *Bl Im El> OWEN. Sheri IE
A of e'c J or Ito re to Self.
Applic.it on will be 1.1 i.b* to the court
■l‘ <->rdiliai v of Banks county. (Ja., at
hr December term next of the court of
Ordinary, for leave to sdl the lands be
ng t<» the esta <• of James Hutch -
<m ate of sa d comity, decea »d, forth
■ • • U - .hi.; medilui ■ of sa
<< u.. a
\V. \. W A l SOX,
<ov 1, 1881— fm Adm,r.
. I thm o ist iof or’ .s- Safe.
. EOIUtIA Jackson county.
A jci-ah «• to an order <> : th*’ t o •' o
i liar' o! Jack on cmin;; .Ga obi i n
j <1 al the ie. . .il <>r t.bc ter.t', I*Bl I
; .‘.i rll on th I’ day in ()••<• m
| • i |ssl I:,* o ■ tin- (’mill Hohn *oi».
I i Homm B.t’il. • i.nt\ Ga.. wth u -.‘i
• at imur.” sail .‘he •». •».vvlllprop ■
• >!:• . i-.ic i> ,t i-: c >n;.« n n !• .
hl ar- ph .■ <u jc -s. ly ii- in W ii
In i k ii Wa>h ngion d si; <•; Baiii
i omit; . adjo nug he land "■ I•aa ■ :
Lawrence G 'i Acrm. 'l'hos. .Jo-da.,
Baiiiabas (iairi on, am; others. Sa
ami is all iu original fore t. and al>
nlteeii or twemv acn> of scconil • t
uin aud Irckon flat land on it.. ’l’in i
iis also one log lioii.-c on it. 'I he du.,
i and was origin, a.ly giauted i<> S. D
Caudcll.
I Sold as the propi-rtyo! Ha.JiScg
•ii-rea.M-d, tor the pUI poSc ol pa., illy ‘ii
debts.
J. B. PENDERGRASS. Adm’r
of H ugh Sargent, de'd.
Nov 1, 1831 5w Trinb-r'nj't‘e 5i,75
CLAUO ESTES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
GA.
Practices . n the ('om Is ol Ha! I. Jar J;;-on
Banks. Eorsvth, Lumpkin, White, •■m
Habersham. '
EBiompt ath ntionto ail eases.
sept 22 ly
2 1. 11. 3 • 2 : B I 5 J V.
A TTORNE E A T LA IF,
Gainesville, Ga.
Practices m Hall, Banks, Jackson
ami adjoining counties. aprlo-ly
J. Vi v hill;
A TTORNE F A T LA IF,
HOMER. GA.
IFiH practice in the Counties oflhe
Wesiern Circuit, and in Madison
bounty of lhe Northern Circtlll. Col
: lecling promptly made and remited.
iiiiH.-'J-l y
HEAftY S. Vi ES I’
.1 TTORNE Y A T LA IF,
HOMER, GA.
Will practice in the Comities of
the IFestern Circnir, and elsewhere
xx lipii specially retained. Collections
;of claims solicited, and bu-ini'.--
' promptly attended to. june-9-ly.
W. H. SIMPKINS,
ATTORNEY AT LA IE,
HARMoNX fl RO VE. GA.
Cy 1 * I'ai:hful atii'iition given to i
collections and all other business '
Clients' money never spent, but (
promptly forwarded.
L. J. GARTRELU
A7 7 G/.'.V y AT L.\ w,
ATLANTA,GA.
■<, liACTH’ES in th<* United States <?ir
■ mtand D.strict Courts at Atlanta.
j d the Suinn t andSuperioi (’mu ts oi
the State may!s-tf I
$2,000!
lloav to fifot it*
THE MEN AMI WOMEN’S MITTAL
'tEI.IEF FINO ASSOCIATION
-IF ATLANTA.GEORGIA.
Pays I’ertiticates of endowment for $500; '
1.( (•<) or '2.(‘(*o aft: me of marriage, accord
ing to fdass. rhe mom v is made up by n.u
r.al coiitnl ution. The best ii/sfitutiou erer
A io give young people a start in
r h<- world.
! . d Agents \\;antedß‘very where. Send «
■ :;i k applications, and (’onstitution
:hg’ Em agene < s. address M. !
A moßoi s. For blank applications, addr
\V. M. Stockton . Secrctarv, Atlanta. (
■ - k n your own town. $5 o
VM 3 :: fl ’’* N ° risl< Kv< rv th.ng n
<< Ji'':'p a' not required. \Ve will ii
xou ‘‘ v ’’-iything. Many a
\J ak ng fortunes. Ladies make .
mnveh as men; and boys and gii
ake great pay. ff vou want a
xv b eh you eau make great pay all the tin
you work, write to Hallett & Co.
nov3 81-lyr pd Portland, Mviiu
J. MONROETAYLOfi
ESTABLISHED
£Es 1
3a:
£
"J’S
E'J
113 WATKIi ST., NEWYORK.
Thousands, disgusted with the many
poor articles offered in market, are now
nappy in using J. Monroe T aywr’s Gold
Medal preparations. They are guaranteed
strictly pure and superior to any other in
market. Ask your grocer for them, and do
not be put off with any others until you
have given them a trial-
DON’T
7.C ill "Voxa.i-sioUr -A-xxcl
WEAR OUT YOUR CLOTHES
H'i ft tOJfitlllhig stick',hut use
Ulli.lT LIBOH KH IMI
S 4) AT
WHICH WILL WASH 'EM CLEAN
liv i'Hoi r r i ni: ing or he a ting.
N'l LEY (111 GREASE I NEB!
( OSTS THREE CENTS A POI ND
Receipt for milking nt the office of
the North Georgian: price. 50cts.
COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE.
HortT Eastern Railroad.
Sri’EKINTENDENT’N OFFICE, (
Athens, Ga., August 10th 1881. |
On and after Monday, July Ith, 1881,
tni’iis will run as follows:
NO. I NO
Leave Athens 4:40 a in | 3:50 p m
Arrive at Lula f» in a in | li:00 p m
Arrive at Atlairta. a in ) 12:05 a m
No. 2 NO. 4:
I -He Atlanta -I 00 a m | 3:15 p m •
Xrriveat Lula fi.l'3 a m I .i.J'J p m '
Arrive at Athens....ll:so i m I s f. p m
Trains No. 2 ami 3 run daity except
Sunday. Train No. 1 on Mondays, and
I i rin No. I mi Saturdays only.
Trans Nos. 1, 2 and .•connect closely at •
Lula w th p.i-ngcr trains cu Richmond
i i I D niv-' c botn East and West, and ,
So I v. th west hound passenger train ,
•>’i .‘*.i: nrday night only, when i. will wait !
o’ I 15 p. m.. when by so doing a con- i
.icci on can !>•• made.
I'’ ■‘liver- from .Augusta, Charleston ,
-i Sa. uiuah and points Southeast com
a Georgia Railroad, will connect!
■a 1 \»h<’iis with train No. thereby ■
mi -i-ng tin in to visit the summer resorts
• Nmthrast Georgia without a delav at
\ihrns:
i himigh i-i-kefs for sale at Athens for
po m < E i *t and West.
Il Ii BE I<N A RD, Acting Nup’t.
V.J IPil ’sTijN,
IL u. Pass, and Freight Agent-
COLEREON
~:k Ui’J FAMILY MEDiCiKE!
. • ’ i i-1 AND I'NFAILING
HEMEDY!
l;j. A/.s-zlizto Ptiln-Killcrl
A cerl-iin ettre for Cholera
atoiera Morbus, ('holera Infant
in, Dysentery, or Elnx Diar
:.:t, 1 in I In- Stomach, etc
A sure relief for Rheumatism,
‘.’eura!. ! 'ia, 11-a-lm-he, Toothache,
Sore fiiroat, Croup, Cough and
di pains and spasmodic affei--
i lions.
| Out of the numerous testimo
nials given in reference to the
wonderful effects of this Medi
cine, we take the foilowing:
Riickxvontl, Tenn. Sept. 23, 1873.
Tin-virtues of < OLEItEON :tre wi ll under
stood her* . I c.onsider it superior to all similar
prep a rat i'>us for the <H»-a-c< for which it is in
tended. E. R. OWINGS, Postmaster.
Dandridge, Tenn. Oct. 29,
< 'OT.ERFN >N is undcniablv lhe Iwst medicine
• f tin-s.ift in tiir market. I have known it used
in a large number of cases, and it never failed
in a single instance. It is a sovereign remedy.
W. W. DEAN. Supt. S. S.
Monrks (,Vimer, S. ( '. June 1, 1874.
COLEIJEON has. in mv judgement, no equal
as a remedy in the various affections of the
howel.-; and as a ‘-Fain Killer." it should be in
every house. J. W. WALLING, Deacon.
Savannah, (Ja. Nov. 25, 1*74.
t have sold six dozen butties of COLEREON
this fail: and, although not authorized to do so.
w,»rr int<-d ev«-r\ boltle. It always gave satis
fadion. tn one iHt'btncv. I gaveil to a man who
was in a<L ing condition, s.-tved his life.
8 AMP EL LYNES, Minister &<•.
Bellton, <Ja. May 5, 1880.
i hc.ve tried a great many remedies for Neu
rp' r i ; it never ’ound any thing that would
!i- Ii -,, in is quickly a7l GLEREON.
U. R. TIIRA-HLR. Hotel Kw-pci-.
D. M. BREAKER,
j Beilton, G.'t. Agent.
|
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■>r...!(" - »'/r mw*; ■ '.nr
U/yic 4,tsC *
-N LYON 4 UKAXY, ia Bv*u Hi.. CUcmcib, IU
1882.-
MM HIGH SCHM,
FOR THE CO-EDUCATION OF THE SEXES.
.1. D. Wl I .«<»<■ _ . . i > l . illoipivh
M’ith Teachers of experience and ability (if required).
h^\n.i» U , CCCSS ,las attended this Institution of learning under th®
sag Silk 'u™!". 1 !,"»
.at the Spring Term 5 hIIVC BCCUred lus serv »ces for 1882, and
WILL OPEN JANUARY 16TH,
And continue Twenty-Four Weeks.
( liijssiOM »»<1 Terms.
’ttiMAßY—(Abedarians) - . - . _
omm.'n School - ; - SI 00
Academic 1 50
High Sc hoot. - . - _ _ _ " * * * 200
Bookkeeping and Commercial Law - . " " " ' tno
Tldtion dn e ‘.'f is Fi . xe(l and Al1 «’-vtical throughout. '
ime?onKiu Ue for lost
of each pupiL l,le,,l, ‘ l fC °’ *° r the P ur l ,nsc of bll y’ng wood, will be required
.ared'lm- I XyW’. W “’ ?OT " S me " a " d WOn ‘ C " lW °'
Board can be procured in private families’ at moderate rates.
iJs o?l l ifi ri x'vill kl .”* 1 ’’PHB'rtial and strict. All the elegant proprie*
' vi <-i>fote<-d. Noquarrehng, grumbling, or other mat.ifesta-
. < 1 evil teinpei will be tolerated. Implicit obedience, respect for an'
horn ernmn to ru es, strict order and decorum will be demauded
d iltu and persistent dtsobedience, laziness and idleness, will not bep'er
’m? P L ll . tlllui sll "b’ and thoroughness must be attained by each student
Ihe I’rmerpal feels t.-f,.! for the. patronage he has received durin- the
'’n; 1 ?' ?■ ’ ■“' <l l’ le 'Ees hnnselt to do all in his power to give still -neater
-alisfaction to those who patronize him in the future, as it will be liis con
• ln'b i ‘" l H t, • sel,l,Gl 11111 high standard, where a practical education
Fm-n Sh-s 1 e SS CoS l ' l tl,aU al! . l " V s . i,l,illir i’> thisXtion.
lot p.uticulais see or address, either of the following Trustees- II A
S-umner, G. \V . Bowden, T. T. Echols, R. Martin, J. N. C’o-Mns or
Nov - I| - 4lu - J- T. WILSON, Mncipal.
11. T. MENGS n j CASTLEBERRY
BIEITGS & CASTLEBERRY,
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
i r
Monuments
ro.MBS'S OVES, IRON RAILINGS, &7,
MAIN STREET, NEAR THE DEPOT,
Oct 20 3mo» ■ n i Sl< ‘SY'i I I <», <jJfl .
Richmond and Danville Railroad.
PA SSENG E R DE PA RM ENT.
o —....
On and after Jfay 15th, 1881, Passenger Train Service on the Atlanta and
Charlotte Air-Line, division of this road will be as follows.
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CONSTITUTION.
I Tibs body shall be known as the (HLLSV’ILLE ASSOCIATION of Baptists
11. It shall he composed of representatives appointed by the churches now em
braced in the orya’iizafiou, or, which may hereafter he admitted to membership.
HI. Its <d>j l 'rt shall be to promote the welfare of the Churches by encourageing
every good work, and by furnishing suitable advice and assistance to the churches
eonii<*< !< <1 with it when renucßtod to do so.
IV. No jurisdir-tion shall ever be exercised over any church ; and this Constitu
-1011 shall In- forever unalterable in this particular.
V. No chuia li shrill he received into this Association that does not furnish satis
lai'tory < v'di-ma- of their soundness in' faith and correctness in practice.
VI. Eai-h church shall he entitled to four representatives, and to one additional
n-pre.sen lati vv lor i-veiy fifty members over the first fifty. Provided, that in voting
upon aux I'onslitntional nieasure, each eliureh shall have just four votes. ”
VII. The oUlcers of the Association shall be a Moderator and Clerk wim shrill he
elected annually by ballot, and shall perform the duties common to such officers
and hold oftice until their successors are chosen.
VIII. The meeting of this Association shall be held annually on Saturday before
the foul til Sunday in October, at such place as may be agreed npon at the previ
ous meeting. 1
IX. At each meeting of the Association there shall bean Introductory sermon
by some biother appointed at the previous meeting, and also a sermon on'Missions
on Sunday and a collection taken up for this object.
X. A'tei the liitrodui toiy sermon there shall be a recess for dinner, aftorwhich
the Moderator shall call the Association to order, and the letters shall be read, and
the otii cis elected. The new Moderator shall then announce the committees as
set forth in the .-'■landing order of Business, and adjourn the business until
Monday morning.
XI. The financial affairs of the Association shall bo under the management of a
uornmitti’e aiipo ; nD*d at each meeting.
XI I. No change be made in thiM constitution unless the proposition to <lo so
shall be published in tbe minutes one year and then upon a two-thirds vote cf tho
delegates.
BY-LAWS.
1. ( hnn-bes applying for membership in this body mast present their Church
Book conta ning their Articles of Faith and church covenant, which shall besub
inittrd to a special c<»nimittcc who shall renort upon their correctness before the
church can be received, the Articles of Faith in the Encyclopaedia of Rellgioufl
Knowledge being tin; standard. Such application may be made anil the church
receivi d under tin- old moderators, so the representatives may be entitled to vote.
2. No ( »nrcb who allows a member to manufacture, or sell ah a bkvkhagm, any
intox ; cating drink, shall be received into this body, or retained in its membership,
3. In the tr i! -a'tion of business the strictest decorum shall be observed—Melra
l‘arliamenfar\ Practice being the rule.
4. Saturday night of each meeting shall be devoted to amass meeting on Mon
day schools under the direction of a competent brother to be appointed by tho
committee on preaching.
5. No member of the association shall retire from the bouse during its session
without leave from the chair, except such as may be appointed on eommitties re
quiring their absence.
6. The Constitution, By-Laws, and Order of Business dha)l be published annu
ally in the minutes.
7. 'l he Clerk shall make a brief note of the exercises on Sunday, and of the inas»
meeting; and he shall preserve two perfect copieH of the minutes each year for the
association which shall be tinned over to his successor. He shall be allowed $
to cover cxpvnccs connected with his service.
8. Alterations ot these By-Laws shall be subject to the same conditions as lhe
Constitution.