The Cherokee advance. (Canton, Ga.) 1880-19??, February 10, 1881, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextJoseph Elsas, North aide Public Square, MAWSTTA. - 9A. Keeps a full Line of DBY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, IIAT8, CAPS, READY MADE CLOTHING AND NOTIONS. He makes a specialty of LADIE’S and GEJSTLEMAN’SKNIT UNDEBWEAR Also a Specialty in Cutlery—Razors 8PBCTA0LE8—A GRKAT VARIETY—SUITS ANY EYES. Go to ten JOSEPH ELSAS, you will find Ilia prices all right. Feb. 8, 1681, 1 y. McAfee House CANTON, - - GEORGIA. I have leased the above first class IIO* TEL and thoroughly renovated and ii fit ted it tor Transput Visitors and Regular Boarders. TERMS: Single .Veal 50, Board per Day, . . $1.50 ■^.Special Rates for Longer Time. *%s| W. B. WHITJIORE, Proprietor Feb. 8, ly. 1881. 1881. THE CONSTITUTION. Never in our history l.ns a tollable, FI ltST-CLASS X E\VS I ’A PER been so essentially needed by the Soutiicrn people us at present. Never has THE CONS 111 UTION been so Til O ROUGHLY F.Q UI and so fully prepared to furnish tilth a paper as at pit Hint. Willi tklrgr a piiic service unk QUA I. ED by any^fioutliern paper, With trained Correspondent in every lo cality in which its readers are interested, With a CAPABLE EDITORIAL STAFF. n corps of etlieient Reporters, and i lie best of‘>peeinl contributors, THE CONSTITUTION can promise to ita readers tlint it will be better than ever before, and will confirm its position as the LEADING 80U i HERN NEW8PAPAR While THE CONS 11I’U I ION will carry the general news of the day and express its opinions frankly on political topics, it will devote special attention to the DEVELOPMENT OF SOl'THE/fN RESOURCES in all legitimate channels or direction*. Every Georgian and every man iuteres ted in Sonthorn enterprise mil growth, staou’d read 7IIF. CONSTIl U i ION in one of its editions. TI'lHMS—Daily, one year, 810; six months, 85; three months, 82.50. Week ly, one year, 81.50; six months, 81; to clubs often, one year, 81/25; to clubs of twenty. ON S DOLLAR A YEAR. 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THE arm NO TERM OF Tills IN stitution will commence on the First Monday in January, 1881. No pains will be spared to give entire satisfurMon in every Department. A/etliod of inst.T*- tion thorough and practical Morals o. pupils carefully guarded. 7’lio School is not sectarian in the least degree. Verms 81 25 to $2.00 per month. For fuitlior particulars apply to J . J. McELWKEATH, Principal. Dec. 24, lm. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS, pOMMENCING February 1st, 1881 \Jand until turtlicr notice, tlm Passen ger Fare liver the GORGIA RAIL ROAD Main Line and Branches, ^ill be as fol lows : Agent’* Rate, Tbreo (3) Cents per Mile, Train Rate, Four (4) Cents pur Milo. Children between 5 and 12 years, Half tlm above Rates. Minimum Rate, for any Distance, Five (5) Cents. 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