The Cherokee advance. (Canton, Ga.) 1880-19??, February 17, 1881, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextJoseph Elsas, North side Fublic Square, MABIB7TA. - fiA. Keeps a full Line of DBY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, READY MADE CLOTHING AND NOTIONS. Ho makes a specialty of LADIE'S and GEATLEMAN’SKNIT UNDERWEAR Also a Specialty in Cutlery—Razors SPECTACLES—A GREAT VARIETY—SUITS ANY EYES. Go to sec JOSEPH ELSAS, you will find his prices nil right. Feb. 3, 1881, ly. McAfee House CANTON, - - - GEORGIA. I hare leased the above first, class HO TEL and thoroughly renovated and lcllt- ted it for Transient Visitors and Regular Boarders. TERMS: Single .Veal, 50. Board per Day, . . . % 1.50 DQuSpccial Rates for Longer Time.“tW* W. B. WHITifORE, Proprietor Feb, 3, ly. 1881. 1881 THE CONSTITUTION. Never in our history has a reliable, FIRST-CLASS NEWSPAPER been so essentially needed by the Southern people as at present. Never has THE CONS I ITUTION been so THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED and so fully prepared to furnish such a paper as at present. 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All those indebted to me, eitheir by note or account must come forward and pay the same at once. I must, I will have mon ey, do not read this and then think that you are not included in this dun, for if you console your self with the idea that you are not included you will have to pay a lit tie hill of cost, for all those who do not pay me by the I5th of this month will find their nots or accounts in the hands of eolletc- ing officers Your trade is an inju ry to me it yon do not pay uy promptly. Come in and pay like honest men, and let us trade more this year than we did the last. J. M. McAfee. NO PATENT, NO PAY. PATENTS Obtnained b>r mechanical devices, medi cal or other compounds, ornamental de sign?, trade marks and tables. Caveats, Assignments, Interferences, Infringmcnts and all matters relating to Patents, prompt r attended to. 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Morals o. pupils carefully guarded. 2’ho School is not sectarian in tho least degree. Verms @1 25 to @2.00 per month. For fuithcr particulars apply to J. J. McELWJREATlI, Principal. Dec. 24, lm. THE WEEKLY NEW8, OF SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5,1881. Will contain the opening chapters of an ntensely interesting story with the above title, written expressly for its columns bv Mas. B. M. ZIMMERMAN, of Lake Ir ma, Florida. We aro unwilling to anticipate the pleasures which tie admirers of well wrought and elegantly written fiction must derive from the perusal of the above charming story, by even hinting to them in advance twe intensely interesting and •trikingly romantic plot which the talen ted author has developed with such con sumatc skill. Suffice it to say that VASCO; OR, UNTIL DEATH, is n charming and exceedingly well-written story, abounding with scenes, incidents and situations of thrilling and novel in terest. 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