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Poet’s Store. k What • funny name, you will say, for A store • Yet there in such a store in Marietta, owned by A. Y. Lkakk A Co., who are selling the best, class of Grocer ics, Hardware, etc., at lower pric s limit you can buy them anywhere. 1 hey are payiug the highest market prices for all kinds of Produce Qo and see them when you go to Marietta and be con vinced that they are selling g>*»da lower than any house in North Georgia. Score next to L. C. McClellan, west side Pub lic Square. €.!)« (tl)U'olnC Advance. OfflciitlOrgan Cherokee Comity. WEDNESDAY, MARCH, 3,1880 Below we give the distriot, the time of meeting, the Justice of Peace, Notary Public end Lawful Constable of each MAGISTRATE COURT in this county. Canton—792 District, meets 8d Mon day. J. E. Hutson, J. P , H. F. Daniel, N. I\, J. L. Harris, L. C. Hickoky Flat—1010 District, meets 1st Saturday. E. J. McConnell, J. P., Vt. W. Worley, N. P., B. B. Crenshaw and Win. A. Johnson, L. C. Wild Cat—1019 District, meets 3d Friday. John Rag-dale. J. P., W W. Fleming, N. P., J. L Carmichael and Dock Chapman, L. C. Woodstock—860 District, meets 4th Saturday. It. Herndon, J. P., W. 6. Dupre, N. P., Nathan Booth, L. C. Bell's-^ 17 District, meets 3d Satur day. J. II. O’Nail. J. P., Ki.chen, N. JP., Carroll and Reese, L. C. Fair Plat—1028 District, meets 3d Saturday. Joseph >V. Knox, J. P., S It Dixon, N P, J 11 Hedg< cock, 1j. C. Salacoa*—96(‘ District, meet- 2nd Satur day. J B Lewis, J P., S Jones, N P., L Hobguod, L C. Ball Ground.—1022 District, meets 2nd Satir lay. dps. Byers, J P., Janies Price, NT., Brooks, L. C. Lick Skillet — J0141 District, meets 2nd Saturday. Lawson Pet ret?, J P., G. W. Brooks, N P., SHninel Cox, L. C. Little River—1174 District, meets . Win. Buice, J. P., W. I. Christian, N. P., L N. Castlebery, L. C. Mullin’*—818 District, meets 3d Sat urday. Coker, J. P.,J. Thomas, N. P., Perkius, L. O. Cross Roads—1000 District, meets 2nd Saturday. T. P. Schelly,J P, Fred Moore, N. P., W. S. Willis, L. C. Con’s I’kekk—1031 District, meets 1st Saturday. A. v. Conn, J. P , W. W Bagwell, N P., 1. A. Ingram. L. C. Clayton’s—071 District, meets 1st Saturday. T. J. Stancel, J. P., Miles Holden, N. P., Cook and Adkins L. C. Hardin’s (Walesca )—1008 District, Meets 4th Saturday. Jos. Sharp, J. P. J. G. Heard, N. P., Jas. Hughes, L. C. Sixes—1379 District, meets 2nd Wednesday. Win. Mullins, J. P., E. J Ellison, N. P., Godard, L. C. The following is the time of leaving, arriving aud the coutractor of the MAIL ROUTES reaching this place. Canton to Marietta—Daily, except Sunday Leaves 6 30 a. m., arrives 6 30 p. m. Jessie Hendrix, contractor. Canton to Dawsonville—Tri weekly Leaves Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7 a. m ., arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 5 p. m. Jno. C. Richardson contractor. Canton to Talking Rock—Weekly. Leaves Wednesday at 8 a. m , arrives Thursday at 5 p. m. Isaac Huunicutt. contractor. Canton to Dallas.—Weekly. Leaves Thureduy at 6 a. ui., arrives Frioav at 6 p. m Jno. II. Wilson contractor. Canton to Hickory Flat—Weekly. Arrives ou Saturday at 4 p. m., leaves 4 30 p. m. John T. Ponder contractor. Canton to Jasper— Tri weekly. Leaves Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7 a. arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4 p. m. Wesley Jones contractor. All routes will be increased after the — of July, except Canton to Marietta and Canton to Dawsonville. Mails open on Sundays at Canton of fice from 8 to 9 in m. R. F. Daniel Postmaster. PENCIL PENNING*. Plant corn. No court this week . Guano and jrpvisions. Court again next August. Candidates at e sprouting. Tins is delightful spring weather, See legal advertisements tor April. Mshcii is here—the spring month. Jewelry repaired at Owens , Marietta. Court adjourned last Saturday no-m. Tick, tuck—clocks—KllisA Coggin’s. Court was very well enjoyed last week. The ouhlic roads have generally been worked. J. A. Millwec was ir to sec us la*' Tuesday. Viewy few criminal cases were trie<t Inst week. C. M. McClure has a large supply of school books. * Rev. E. Iv. Akin preaches at this place next Sunday. A negro with a w’ooden leg was in town last week. liPAr year is getting on very well- two months gone. L. B. Owen, Marietta, is the place to get your pictures taken. A communication from Ophlr on Sun day-schools is crowded out. This week ends the story of “Edith L‘t r<>y. or Work is Honorable. Call on iillisA Coggins when in town aiid see their stock of goods. Last Saturday and Sunday was Metho dist quarterly meetiug at Orange, A neat cottage cradle, for $1 50, at M. 11. Gitreutli & Co., Cartersville. 3t. Rev. T. J. Ciiattin preached at the Methodist Chinch last Sunday morning. Ellis & Coggins have a large lot of stoves and clocks they are selling cheap. “Our Valmtine,” from “Angelina,’’ appears this week. It is a model propo sal. •*" At Owens’, the Photographer. Mariet ta, you c in get a good watch aud chain cheap. Many, and in fact nearly all of our merchants, have bought and received a portion of their spring stock. i'apt. McCulloch, of Marietta, formerly />f Texas, is in town. He is agent for Browne's Patent Bed Spring. W. L Coieman lias completed his first course of lectures at too Augusta Medi cal College and returned home. When in Marietta don't forget to call upon L. B. Owen and have your picture taken or your jewelry repaired. Miss. May Walker, of Covington, and Capt J. G. Reynolds, of Atlanta, are visiting Mr. II T. Jones at this place. Owen’s, the jeweler and photographer, can be found on the north side public square, Marietta, over Lindley & Baines. Lost Mountain correspondent to ma rietta Journal says: Jl/iss Braselton, of Cherokee, is making an effort to get a writing school there. With last Sunday, February with its oddities passed fromview to come again, no more, as tins was, until 40 years shall have rolled around. At Ellis & Coggins the farmer, his wife, his daughter, uncles, aunts and cousins, as well as our townsmen, can be satisfied with purchases. Pickens Turner was on a visit home last week. We were sorrry to see he had received a hurt from the cars, it was slight though, and he has again gone tr the road. Woodstock has been well represented in Marietta for Hie last few days by sev eral beautiful young ladies.—Journal. Friend Neal, our Cheroxee young ladies are all beautiful. We are authorized, by A. C. Lyon, agent for the Illustrated Household Mag- agazine, to receive and receipt for the same. It is a large monthly, priced 81.25 for 15 mouths. IIikam Kkhh, of Hickory Fla*, former- of Virginia, says we have not noticed him, we big bis pardon, aud take this advantage to say he is the politest dar key iu town. How’s this, Hiram? Mr. J. H. Kilby, ?s preparing to build a residence on Gainesville street, adjoin ing R. L. Patterson and Wm. Warlick. He has the lumber on the ground, and work wa9 begun last Monday morning. Wc regret vi ry much that we arr again compelled to leave out items from Wood stock, Walesca, Hickory Flat and .t/onrea' .Villa. They will appear as soon as possible, We shall l>* obliged to en large. . Ouu streets are almost duly crowded with wagons after guano, farmers supplies and implements. A great deal of each i« being sold. A rumor was spread over our streets Vast week, the.'* while a crowd of men were at an illicit distillery in th>s Count > one of them was stabbed by a drunken negro. We could not learn the particu lar^, and then.by refrain from giving Itenrsny, Wk r«!< your attention to the appeal 'run the Grand Jury to the law-abiding citizens of tliis county, /fond it care- 'nlly— do not merely read aud oast aside, but think over tin? matter seriou-ly, as a good citizen should, and see if you do not believe as did tho Jury. The type-sitter caused the advertise ment, of U E. Ledbetter, principal < f Canton school for hoys and girls, to read, ‘ ever Departaieut,” instead tit “every Department,” and “sectional’’ instead of ••sectarian.” We make the correct ion and call your attention to the school. Wo have received from tho Com mis dinner of Ag riculturu Atlanta, circular No. 5, of the aualysos and commercial values of commercial fertilizers and chemicals, showing the nnalyscs of com incrcial Fertilizers which has been in spected, analyzed and admitted to sale in Georgia, up lo the 20th of last month Ouu young friend Jarvis, the wide awake Jeweler and Photographer, keeps up with tlm times. Now ho lias just had his gallery repainted on the end and side, fronting tile street, tho inside pain ted, and on the door is "J. W. Jarvis, watchmaker and photographer,” in beau tiful letters, besides he has a sign of a big watch hanging out in front rtf his establishment. Trout & Hardin did all the painting and they are to be credited for it. Sign of tlio big watch—Jarvis. Oil Tuesday afternnoe, in Marietta, at live o'clock,uw last week, while Mr. Ah; Sangos, a baud at Bruiuby's chair factory, was attempting to throw on a belt of a mactiinc that was at a very high speed, tie was struck in the forehead by e piece of iron caugut by the l»elf. and a terrible fracture occasioned. Hu is iu a very critical condition. He lias a wife anil one child# aud is the son of Rev. John Sanges. We wen very sorry to learn of this, and trust he may yet recover and lie a use fill citizen. ■ •+ - «m—■ Something to Eat Upon. Walnut and Ash Extension Tallies at M. H. Gilrcath A Co’s Furniture Store 9 Cartersville. 3t. A llandHonie Pieoent We have beta presented, by T rout & Hardin, with a very neat, plain and yet elegant sign for our business, and have suspended it across th3 sidewalk, front ing our office, in plain view of ull, and wu trust every oue will sec it Hnd come up and give us their name as a subscri ber, or their patronage iu any way. On the side toward the court house is, ‘•Chbuoker Advance, Ben. F. Perry. Editor," .and on the side toward Mr. Crisler's is “Pkintino Office,” ‘Trout & Hardin, House, Sign, & Ornamental Painters.” This is in truth a very hand some sign, and we are under many obli gations to those most excellent painters, Messrs Trout & Hardin, for their kind ness and appreciation in making us a present of tliis sign. Let us right here whisper a word in your car, that when you want your house painted, your bug gies and carriages painted, or any kaL somiining done, either plain or ornamen tal, be sure and give Trout & Hardin a call, wc feel *urc you wil be satisfied, if not come to us and wc will tell yon of our mistake. M. H, Gilreath & Co., CARTERSVILLE, ga. Dealers in all kinds of Furniture. Send us yonr orders and when in our town call and see us. Will sell you Fur niture at close figures and no mistake. A neat hard wood Bedstead all com plete for $2.50. Chamber sets consisting of Bedstead, Bureau, Washstand, 7hble, Towel Rack, 3 Chairs and a Rocker, for $25.00; same with Walnut Bedstead and Bureau $30.00. Don’t forget the place—we are just West of 11. II. Jones carriage lactory, on main street, Goldsmith’s ol i stand. M. H. Gilreath & Co, K.of H. A Lo Ige of Knights of Honor was n organized at this place on last Wednes day night, by Col R. II. Joins*, #f Car- teinvide, which will be known aud had ed at “Canton Lodge K. of 11. No. 500. It starts out anew under Very flattering au«pic«s, and bid- fair to Income a Lodp. of note. The following were the officers elected for tho ensuing term: Wm. A. Tensity, Dictator; M. 8. Pa den, Vice Dictator; J. J. A. Sharp, Assi-t.int Dictator; Jabvz Galt, Report l and treasurer; 11. F. Crisler, Fsnauci *1 Reporter; J. M. Mc.Vlee, Guide; 4. G. lteaid, Guardian; Geo. W. Waldiup, Sentinel; J. M. McAfee, Lodge Deploy . M. S. Padcn, Chaplain; W A. Trash y wat elected Del. gate to Grand Lodge, with Jabtz (in11 as Alternate. Every let and 3rd Tue day nights wiw tweeted as the time tor tegular mo ttng- to be held at Masonic Hall. Cherokee Superior Court. Below we give a Nummary of tlie cit Ncs tried before Ids Honor Judge Lester last week : Peace, warrant vs E M Brooks, discon- tirued.' 1) P Malian vs Jos Barron, an ejectment, tavordefendant. Tlios Lz/ard vs J N Gilmer, an eject iiout, case din' tuis-cd: Etowah Manufacturing Co. vs -anford M Vaughn, an ejectment, dis missed : David E Garrison, et. al. vs Juh B Garrison aud John Evans security, bill in chancery, favor of * Plaintiff: Slate vs Wm Adams, assault to murder, guilty, sentence cliaiu-gultg 2 years: State vs Zachariah Couch, alias lay lor Couch, larceny from house, guilty, sen tenced one year chain-gang: State ys Mary Auii Finnell and Daniel Pope secu tity, forfeit,ml of bond, discharged: Jonas E Rttducil vs Jos and Wm Moore, complaint, dismissed : State vs Janus P Smith, selling whiskey, plea of guilty, fined 25 dollars und cost ; George Flout- utter vs M M ACC Ph'dlllps, certiorari, over ruled. George Weddingtou vs Scott Florence, certiorari, over ruled : Daniel L Hope vs Jeff Franklin, certorari sustained : S C McCundles vs B W fltomsou, certiorari, sustained. State vs Henry Mosely, selling whiskey, plea ol guilty, thud 25 dollars aud cost. K li Hicks administrator of Henry Irby vg Thom is Uotcli, and Thomas D Evans ejectment, tavor defend ant. J W Duck ett va W F Malian, appcul in favor ol plaintiff. M V Priest vs N.sltville Gold Muting Co, of Cherokee county, com- plaiut, iu favor of plaintiff. George W Chant lee ts W W Kecter et a/|Complnim, fayor of plaintiff. State vs Martin V Chuuibler, conceited weapons, plea ol guilty, fined 00 dollars und cost, N A Hardre,Son’s and Co y- Jno 11 O'Niil, illegality, dismissed . Owen 0 Bricn v* Jno B O’Neil, illegality, dismissed. JnoBO'Niol vs O P Mefioberts a Co, complaint, favor plaintiff. State \* Joseph Terry, concealed weapons, plea of guilty, fined 50 dollars and cost. State vs James R McCoy, assault and battery, not guilty. State vs James M Jones, assault und battery, settled. State vs James Jones, misdemeanor, set tled. State ys Jeff Jones, assault aud battery, settled. State rs Monroe Craig, misdemeanor, settled. State vs Jones Ellison, mi-demeanor, settled. Chaffee, St. Ammond & Co. vs E G Gramling, il legality, favor of plaintiff. John II Lovejoy, for use of Elijah Carhart vs E G Gramling, illegality, favor of plain tiff. u si MOiB vs W C * Edwin Ather ton, complaint, favor of plniutifi. State vs Penny Jordan, rule nisi, a defaulting witness, discharged. State vs Wm Cline misdemeanor, not guilty. L li Jackson vs W A Edwards, certiorari, sustained Henry Mosely vs Mary J Stephens, certiorari, exceptions filed, case contin ued. Sallie E Sessions, widow, ys Sa rah E Sessions, admrx of J M Sessions, petition for dower, award of commission ers made judgement of court. State vs IF J Sparks, rule for contempt, discharg ed. State v» John King, rulo for con tempt, discharged. JN Harris vs WJ Sparks, ejectment, dismissed. Mattie A /ones vs John II Shelly, garnishment, dismissed. Ira C licese vs Nathan Brann motion to establish lout li fa withdrawn JT Gault vs J S Haney, certiorari, over ruled. Heury W Johnson vs George W Ohamblee, damages for killing dog, ouo dollar damage, and cost of suit, State vs E T Tyson, road com. rule nisi, dis missed on payment ot cost. Sarah A K;lby vs W C Kilby, libel for divorce, faver of plaintiff. Henry Mosely vs G W Chamlee, complaint, favor defendant, -■ * n .aa VV T Malian vs Daniel W Bird, at*tc)l« no tit, fnv«r of plaintiff. The following were appointed Jury commissioners: Groin B. Holbrook an* Jo-hua Robert*, two yeats; J»a R .VcKia* uey and II<-nry M Kemp, four years| •ml. .1/ A Keith and J J A Sharp, aig years. Tim Grand Jury pri>eutiiient| allow the No'ary Public-ntppnlnted. At Saturday noon c >uri adjourned af ter a hm.y weeks work. Onr tfratd Jury was very diligent in their dntleli prosecuting all against wnoin satisfacto ry proof could be substantiated. Tluj did their work well In hunting up that which wus morally, as w« 11 as lawfully wrong. The Iron Bridge. Our limited space forbids u* giving •• extended notice of the Iron Bring* that is now ent ircly completed across Etowah, oid wc hope our readers will forgive at lor abridging thin subject- no gnatly, lie workmen, with their most excellent overseer, Mr. Boiger, liava had the beat we it her that could have been wished for, not a chop of rain has fell lo hinder theta in i lie lenst with their work. They havt given us a bridge that is simply superb, and well deserves tlie praises of alk Wt nave all the while been speaking of its oeuuty and durability when completed, out It has even surpassed our molt cher- ixlicd and sanguine expectation*. It it % bridge which, in our judgement, wiH more than aland the test that the confraO' tors guarantee it to do. The conunlttet apppoiiited by the Graud Jaiy at the recent session of court to assist Judge Putnam in testing und receiving it are, Allen Keith, John K. Moore,W. A. T«UH ley, John F. Haase, James W. McCollum and Joseph J. Maddox, all of whom ere uicn qualified to say whether or not It will do to rick. Wo haven't a shadow of doubt but that they will receive it with the assured belief- tbet it will more than stand the test of yean thtlis. The cooa* ty should consider herself fortunate it getting such * bridge erected at such a small cost. Mr. Borger the gentlemanly overseer, sayi the company will lose men* oy on this oontruct, and that in every par ticular they are building it as to contract! und in some cases, even better then the specifications were given. Tho bridge is built for oven less money than a wood* on bridge could Imvo been built for. he county should naturally feel happy over their good fortuno, and every efti. /,»•!! shout lend their influence in securing titer bridges to be built by the King Iron Biidgc Company of Cleveland^ Ohio, They aro in every respect resfon- siblc and reliable. Died from tlio effects of Still Beer. We learn from quite reliablo source, that on Monday night ot last week five young men, four of whom were a widow- c 1 ladies sons, Mrs, Boyds, who lives on Capt. Usui’s place, about 14 miles from Canton, and one of Capt. Ham’s sons, went out on a coon hunt. After hunting for some time they concluded to return home. On their way was a still boose, » hicli we belLve to be an illict one, sad some of the boys wanted to stop sod get liquor, but the older of the boy* add Capt. Ham’s sou refused to go so went and waited on the road side a little way off for their companion*. 1 he three younger of the boys went and found the. beer stand and drank from it to satisfy their thirst. On their wuy home the younger of the three, about 13 years old, who went to tile still complained of be* ing sick and finally become so weak the! the others had to carry him; he kept get ting wor>e until just before day he breathed his last. The other two who accompanied him aro reported in a very critical condition and likely to die. This is indeed a sad story all tho way through and should teach our young, ae well us the old, the importanceof “Touch not, taste not. handle not tho unclean thing," “For at last it bitteth like a ser pent ank stingetli like an adder." BALL GROUND AFFAIRS, Property is advancing in value, and changing hunds in this vicinity. We have no good hotel. A good in* vestment would be to build one. People are using a good deal of fertil izers, showing that they arc wide-awake to their best interest. We have no young men who are affiio* ted with the Tsxas fever, they are all working like beavers. Wc learn that the Ellijay Courier gaye one of our boys an editorial puf£ Married— On Supday tbe 2ist ult., Mr. A. A. Lyon to Miss Alice Williams, ot Forsyth county; also, Mr. Joseph Ly on to Miss Julia Low, of thiseouuty. Wd wish them a happy and peaceful life.