The Cherokee advance. (Canton, Ga.) 1880-19??, February 24, 1881, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text$l)c 4l)erokcc Hfcunucc. ROBT. 1\ MARTYN, Editor. Canton, Ohkrokek County, 8a. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY *-’4, 188'.. Chattanooga To tin., was made n port ot’ delivery lust week. Next! Jo the death of Fernando Wood, New York loses one oflier most in- daitrious Congressman. The CHKBOKRtffAm anck comos to ns enlarged and greatly improv ed in appearanco. •—Home Couri er. The Mexican minister, Senor Sioma Conn, with his wife and t wo daughters, and six members of the legation wont to Washington last week. • (•KNEltAli NEWS. Jeff Davil has “written a book,” and if we are to believe all read, about matter in reserve for replies, the petition: “O that mine enemy had written a book,” lias been granted to somebody. We now.notify congressmen not to send us any department reports* We have seen over-worked mail bands tugging up bills iroin do|>ot to post office, with two or three bushel sucks of such litcraturo till conscience forbids our becoming a party to any such imposition upon our laboring follow men,who get no pay for such service. “And yet there are statesmen who think thut Georgia inis enough people for iis Territory, and the last legislature refused to appropri ate a few thousand dollars to Com missioner Fountaine etc;*’ Thus writes H. W.G.in the Constitn turn. Yes and tliore are others of us, who, after studying the ques tion for years, ondorso every nc tiou of the legislature, that tonds t« leave the people of other dimes to seek homes among us, without any hot-bed influence being brought to bear. If they come let it be hecauso they like our institu tions and modes of thought, for nb sence of affinity, accounts for the effervescnco of chemicals, and the disruption of society. Again, if it is true as II. W. G. says thut onr population is only 26 to the square mile it is because marshes, swamps sand beds, rocky mountain-peaks, and gorges out of which nothing but a goat or squirrel could climb, are counted in its area. In many parts of the state, where it is rea sonably inhabitable the people are already in want of elbow room. For this reason many risk the wes tern drive; and on this account many are cultivating lands that do well to yield five bushels to the acre, and much ot it never that, and yet many have to pay vent on such lands. Wc have but one sure crop in Georgia, and that is the Genus homo, and consequently wo are independent about popula tion. 1881. Two or three parties have order ed their names stricken from the roll because something done by tho former publisher and editor has given them offense. Como gcutle- men, we will have enough of our own to answer tor, without expia ting the offenses of our predecess or. Wo bad nothing whatever to do with the paper last year. Mr. Ferry has nothing to do with it this year. Reconsider aud let ub have your support, and if wc offend you we assure you that it will not be done wantonly. A woman died in the Medical Col lege Hospital, ot Nashville, Tenn., On the 2nd inst., who is said to have twice enlisted in the regular army ./luring the war, and to have served some months each time bofore her •ex was dsicovered. Iier name was Jennie Roberson, but she was more familiarly known as “Soldier Char, lie.”—Rome Courier. James Betts, of Georgetown, Ky., is using a wooden axletrce to h:a wagon that was made ninety Hive years ngo, A mob which bad gathered urmivd the Los Angeles (Cat.) jail presuma bly to lynch u mimbrer, was iff.-chi ally scattered by a proposal to take up a collection lor the widow and orphans of themurdeied man. When ti e Lord’s prater was offer ed up hy tie Ampluin in the Nevada sehH'e, it is reported that Legis'ntor Doolin remarked to L-gislutor Hair." mond : “He stole that prayer I’ll Let* I heard something like that at a funeral more than two years ago. N'-w Orleans is under water, New Y-otk is under mud, Toledo is cut in two by iin-oveiflown river, St. Louis is frozen up, Cicha{o is cut off from communication wills most cl the world, but llayei is going out ol office in n few weeks, and the coun try is happy.—St. Louis Globe-Dem ocrat. Ch a H t.ESTON, February 14.—A fire destroyed the buildings, Nos 15 and 17 llayne street, to day, involv ing s loss ol nearly >50,000. No 15 whb occupied by C. A. Uinner at a bag factory, ami was totally destroy ed. Insurance, $22,850. No. 17 wa* occupied as u warehouse by the Charleston bagging maim fact u ling company, and contained 5,000 rolls bugging, which were almost consum ed. Insurance $24,000. The other dny, when a man mug the door bell at Garth-Ids house, James opened it and said : “I'll put put your name down on tin- list ami give your case my attention, bin there are over sixiy applicants ahead of you.” And the man replied : ‘Well then I presume there isn’t much show for me, but I’ll pay us much as any of them !’ ‘Sir do you think 1 sell office*?’ ‘Darn 0, nol 1 wunt to buy your hogs.’ And don’t you want un office?’ ‘No I am not an Ohio niun at all!' And i hut man was invited in und asked if nothing could induce him to accept a seat in the Cabinet or a foreign mission, or some splendid position within the President's gift, und his ref us.. I ill ore Mr. Garfield nearly wild, anil he will appoint the niun to some office any how. that man knew how to work it.—Boston Post. Murder at a Wedding—On Fri day evening the 11th. a large party assembled at the wedding of Thomas Pepiter and Miss s Mittie Edwards, about teu miles iroin Lewisburg North Carolina, ut tho residence of Mr. David Weldon. After the cere* uiony George und Henry Manguin. brutheis, were discussing politics with Mr. D. Filz und James John son, Jr., when a quarrel an Might with knives occurred. Fit/ wus kill_ d and Johnson seriously wounded. The wedding party rushed to the scene, attracted by the noise, aud the newly made bride fainted at the sight of the murdered man, and her veil and orange blossoms trailed iu the gore. The lianguins fled, and huve not been anested. The affair has creaaed intense excitement, us the parties were all well known and highly respected.—Savannah News. I Preparation of IRON and CAUSAYA RANK, in combination with the Phosphites. Endorsed by ihe Medical Profession, and recommended by them for BytMptla, Central Debility, Female Dlteaeae, Want ot Vitality, 4c. W. P. Hill. Cmrlet* Statin*», TVvtn., wrltcir **l>n. TftH'a laoN Tonic Iimr done wonder* here. I *no nun been doctored neatly to for §gy eral > cam, has been cured of JWiUUy i Great Pnhtration hy the u»s of II a it r Kit’s Iron Tonic. raided her ftomi her bed, whore whe had bee lying for many Ill ‘ M 0T* 7tarter : — James Brown of our county, has requested tender you lit* grateful ar!»n >w|«*dfrt)ioiifii (hr the great bene- fltr. hla wife received from the u*c of y our Ikon Tonic, lie tt'U* »»• li at, after having paid or four I*, find red dollar* doctor:*'' M'ia. two lioltlri ... roiir lit‘*N Toni* did her r.inre pood tlmr; all oilier med- clneH fthe ever used. Hie was troubled with hrmnjumiif of iS« >mh. m/h*. etc., from which she Is much relieved. .yjllk. Tlx a *. F. A. Patrick 4 Co. MANUFAOTUHfiD BY SK DR. HARTER MEDICINE CO. No. 813 NORTH MAIN STREET, ST. J.OtJlR. A Cmigli.Cnlil or Sure Tliroitl *h«»nId In* ifloppit). Neglect frequently exults in nil Incui'nbln Lung Disease or uiiMimpiion. BROWN’S BRONCHIAL ROCHES nre certain to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, 6'ougli*, Ditmrli < onsumptivc mid Throat Dneuses. F< r thirty yt-ass the Troche* have hem tec otnmended by physicians, Htnl always give pel foot *tttiafacl ion. They lire not new m untried hut having liven tented by wide und constant use for nearly nn entire generation, they linvo attained well-merited rank among the few Maple .finedie. of the age. Public Speak-is and Singers use them to clear and strengthen the Voice. Sold at twenty- cents a box everywhere Oct. 8, ly Columbus, Ga., April 12, 1878. Da. C. J Moffett—Dt-nr Sir—My wife and myself ure aati.tied that the hie of our teething babe wast-nvud hy Un use of your TeetTiina (T<etldng Powdera), when other remedies .ailed to relievo Inin. M e have keen delighted irith the spec dp and permanent relief gicen one of our children from severe uittek of cholera «itr* (ms. leeihilia w iiulisjicnsattle. to us aud should he kept hy all parents having small children. Haapcotlully etc. JESSE II. WRIOII f, Foreman Knquir ei-Bun MOlHEItSI mothers: MOTHERS Are you disturbed f t night nnd hn k° of your rest hy u nick i-liild sulfcrlug nn’l crying with the cxeruriutit.g pain o n cutting teeth? !f -<>. go at once and gt-^ a bottle of MRS. WINSLOW’S SOOTH ING SYRUP. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately—depend upon it; there la no mistake about it. Thin is no mother on earth who limcvet used it, who will not tell you at ones that it will regulate the bowels, ami give rent to the mother, m d relief Mid. health to the child, operating hki magic. It i* perfectly sale to u-c in aM casts, nnd pieasHOt to t!.i taste, and is the prescrip lion of one of tile oldest anil heat L-in.-dc physicians and nurses in tho United State*. Sold everywhere. 25 crnis „ bottle. Oct 0, ly. GET THE BEST. OVER ONE HALF of tlie male \ onion of the American pen pie 45 yea is of age mi Her more or Its* with diM-iM s of the Kidneys ami Iliad- der. There are various cause* lor this, but. overwork is the chief cause. Noth ing m l lie w hole Materia Medica is So well ca'ctiidid lo invigorate and restore in all hy tone to ttasu organ* as Rankin’s Compoui d Exetruct of Buchu and Juni per. A fiw doses taken occasion ly will greatly him lit tho*e who are urn cted w itti any di-tots- of the Kidney or Ulud- ler. Pri’parid only by Hunt, Raukin, & La mar, Druggists, and lor sale by AmTiOcii, 1 kdui* Co., Ga., July 4, 1879. I am one of tho unfortunate snlieiers from Gravel or dLiuse of the Kidney,, a..it find more and npeedier relief front Rankin's llucti-i and Jumper than unyA- lldug l lirvu «y«( t.iia. t esteem it .5 . hlglily were thertf but «*i»« ttnttls >n tVifcV w.-rld 1 would willingly give 1DbU#oi any price for it. I rtocomiuuud it ulflrvo all other bimdar preperatiuns. E. T. WINN. If you Intend some dny to got WEBSTER’S UNABRIDGED, “DO IT NOW.” TIIE NEW EDITION Contains over 118,000 Words, 1028 Pages, 3000 Engravings, 1 Foar Pages Colored Plates, 4600 NEW WORDS and Meanings, Biographical Dictionary of over 9700 Names. T im " most tx-sutlful ami ronintuto Enu- WV I tali Dictionary." JL H a* 3000 Engraving., nearly llirnn time* a* many a* nay other Dlot’ry. JU E very nehool and family Miouhl hurs it for conMunt referenco. Xg * GET THE STANDARD. alt of Wcltsttr'a 1* over 20 time* the ; 2Q time* Die d ut Iilctioanrie*. T ho ‘-lilgtie.t authority of tho Court* in OH definition.”—Chief Justice Waite. A n nlmoHt unirer*al authority in doold- A Ing the meaning of words. A N o other Dictionary hn* been Imught hy any Stato to eupply it* School*. Xw D ictionary on whh-li nlno-tenths of tho School Book, of the country uro tiased. A uthority in tho Government Printing /S Offlco at Wntdilngton. Jan. 18*1. -rA, K eeummrnrteit by Stato Hunt’* School* In TQ 36 State*, and AO Gollego Prea't.*. Xw D letlonarj- tlint tin* toen nluced in more f\ timu 32,000 I’ublin aetiool* in U.S. AM TS rr HOT THE STANDARD? PtiMlHhedhyQ. SC.MCRRIAM. Rj>ringfleld, Mas*. Also Webster's National Pictorial Dictionary. 1040 Pages Octavo. 600 Engravings. Prkmy, ■•usvon Csuntt, Ga. We liave known ‘Swift's M.yphilitic Spccifie" tested in hundreds of obstinate case* ot Byphili*, Mercurial Nhcuwiat'sm, Bciofuhi, otc. It matlu the most perfect and permanent cures in ereiy case. Hugh L. Dennard, Eli Warren 8am. D. Killcn, i. W. Wimberly, Judge Co, Court. J (J Gilbert, Drug’t, J L Warren, of J W Mann, J W Lalhrop & C'o., County 7rea* 8ttvauiitth, Ga. Win I) I it-rce, dlieiilf, Dd Jackson, 0 0 Duncan, Dep’t Cl'k Hup'r Ct, Day & Gordon Win. Brunson. We arc acquainted with the gentlemen whose Hignuture* appear to the above car titlcatc. 7'hey ar# citizens of said coun ty, ot the higlieat respectability and char acter. A . 8. GILES, Ordinary Flousl' n Co., Ga. 1). II CULLER, Clerk Sup’r Court Houston Co-, Ga I am personally Acquainted with the proprietors, and manv of the gentlemen whose signatures appear to the for* goiag ceitificates. 7 hey are men of high char acter and standing. A. II, Codquitt, Governor of Georgia. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Proprietors, Atluuta, Gu. Sold by Call for a copy of‘Young Men's Friend.’ .Wholesale Agents TIIE ATLANTA POST-AITEaL. Daily, l uesdny and Semi-Weekly. D. E. CALDWELL, Pnop'n- Tho success of tha At Ian fa Daily Post' Appeal has been unprecedented * in the history of Southern Journalism. Al though only its third volume, it Im* been favored with da ly subscription quite | equal to any paper Soutli eu.*t of Nash ville, Tenn Anti this, too withont the expenditure of money usually required to establish n paper in circulation. The Post-Appeal wa* established iu popular fiiv- r hi cause of its newsy character, com bined with a spirit of independent fair ness on all stihjicts It fearlessly tie- nouncid wrong, and upheld right at all times and under all circumstances. This has been and is its motto. It promises to continue a good news paper, lair, truthful, l.oi orable. Its tel egraphic news includes everything of consequence occurring in the world. Its inuikct it polls are reliable and accurate, suited to the Suit hern Slates. It is mailed regularly on the day ot publica tion so ns to reach nil sections of the conn try with Die news in advance of any At lanta paper. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Daily P st-Appeai one yta-. $(> Ob. Daily Post-Appeal one month, 00. Daily Post-Appeal three m >nths, 1 70. Semi-Weekly Post-Appeal one yeur 1 80. Tuesday's Post Appeal one year. Go. Tuesday's Post Appeal in ciubs of 20 one year, 55 Tuesday's Post-Appeal m clubs of 50 oue year, 45. Send uost office money order payable to D.E. Caldwell, Publisher Address all communication* to D. E. CALDWELL, Atlanta, Ga. AN EVENING A’L HOME. Hutker says that he made up his id inti abut he would give uis wife u pleaeunt surprise by spending theev* euing at house, bo alter supper he set tied himself down for » cosy time in the bosom of his family. He had no more that-, comfortable fixed himself, when his wifi- asked h'rn if his friends didn’t want him any longer, and that was why lie concluded to get ac quainted with his family. Then his mother-in-law asked him it he had exhausted all his credit, und was obliged to stay ut home. The hired girl asked him if he was sick, and proposed to make some catnip tea- One of the neighbors came iu and wanted to know if he had been hav ing uny trouble anti was afraid ol the Sheriff. And Barker says ull that occurred in less than twenty minutes, lor in exactly half aa hour fie was down town again. A TRUE TONIC A PERFECT STRENGTHENER. A SURE REVIVER. mON BITTEItS are highly recommended for all diseases re- i|turing a certain anil efficient tonic ; especially Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Inter mittent Fevers, Want of Appetite, Loss of Strength, Lock of Energy, dr. Enriches the blood, strengthens the muscles, and gives new life to the nerves. They act like a charm on the digestive organs, removing ali dyspeptic symptoms, such as Tasting the Food, HrJehing, Heat in the Stomach. Heartburn, cte. The only Iron Preparation that will not bluckeu the teeth or giv e headache. Solti by all druggists. Write for the ABC Book, 32 pp. of useful and amusing reading—rent free. BltOWN CHEMICAL CO., Baltimore, Mil. BITTERS The Cherokee Drug Store UN DEN 11IE MANAGEMENT OF DE. WILLIAM A. GREENE Is a I'rrmmirnri/ in Canton and will continue to keep on hard a full mid complete stock of DWUG8 MEDICINES PAINTS, VARNISH-fCO CH, CO PAL nnu JAPAN), TOILET A A* IIOLES, SOAPS of EVERY KIND, OILS— such a* Lin scud, Sweet. Neat* foot, Machine, Castor Oil, and all the swntial oils. Al*o Paint Brushes of every kind nnd size sold in Fiist CIom Drug BtOlti. All these nrticle* will be sold cheaper than the cheapest, t all and price my goods he loro buying. Limp* und Lamp Fixtures of every kind, aud a vary large stock. Bring your broken lamps and- lantern and I will repair them—ioakli\g them good us new. Look out for the large sign “Cherokee Drug Store” Painted on tin-front of tho brick building formerly occupied by Dr, J. II. Spier, where you will he welcomed, and wo will ho more than glad to show you our good*, lb-nu mber the New Stand, In conclusion — I gratefully thank the people of Cherokee and adjoini-g counties for tln-ir very liberal natrouage, und promise all my energiv* and ability to serve y<-u iu the future While my tailing health and proper attention to the Drug S’-re will m-t admit of engaging iu actual praci ice ot Medicine, yet my services are fri ely offered my patron* in the treatment of such aiscasesaa I can p o-ci'ihe for fi"in my - ttico, free of churge. 5 ou tun consult lue at any time and I invite you t* do so. I also <dfi r my services iu all Surgical diseases nnd accidents, being fully .supplied witli all requited instruments ami anparstuses f<<r treatment of *uch cuses. William a. gig-^ne v,d. ESTABLISHED 1853 fW/'nJihi/i.*d /Sion, fy/titkde MANUFACTURERS OF IHE IMPROVM) WIN8IIIP ' OT TON GIN. SELF FEEDER AND CONDESEK, CUn ON P/,’ESSES, FOR 87’EAM. HAND OA HORSEPOWER, silvKI'ING. PIJLLIKs, HANGERS. SAW MILLS, AND 'ill,L GEARING OF EVERY DKS'TRIP- TION. ENGINES AND OTHER MA HfNEJTY REPAIRED. ESTIMATES FURNISH ED ON APPLICATION. Correspondence solicited. A ddres*. WIN SHIP & BRO. ATLANTA, GA. CHEltOKEK SHERIFF SAl.ES. Wilt lie “old before the Court II -use door in the town of Canton, within the hg d hours of vale on tile fu t Tuesday in March 1S8I, the following pr -p>ity to-wit; 30 acres ot r he south side of Lot of Uml N<>. DIO. in the 14(li di*trict. 2nd sectiou of Clu rt'kue county. Ga. L- v ietl mi us the property of William Ilnr rilson to sii'isi’y a tax ti fa i*»u<d hy A L Kin nett Tax Collector of raid county, in favor of S ate und county v* Wdliitin ftarrlUnu for Ida tux for the yt ur 1KH0. Levied on nnd returned to ine by Win. Uice, L C. Also at the same time and place lot of land N > 31)9, known a* the .1/ill lot in the 3rd district and 2nd section of t her- okee county. Ga , levied on us the prop erty of tli Villa Riccu Mining 61 M.nit- factiring Company to *uti*ty a tux tl fu i**-ed b* A L Kinnelt. ti-x t.’ollector of saiil c unity, in lavor ot State and county vs Villa //iern Miutng & manufacturing company for their staiennd county tax for the year 1S80. Also, I he same time and place Lot of land No. 250, lying and being in the 4th district and 2nd section ot said comity, levied on us the pr>-p - erty ol David J/oore, to satisfy an at tuclimciit issued from ilie justice court of tlie 10l5tIt district G M , in wvor ol 7 W Gantt vs. Ditvitl Moons Levied o v anti returned to me l>y J A Uiudy- man, L C. J T SPEAKS, oheriff. GEORGIA—CHEROKEE COUNlY: W. W. Holcombe having applied to me, tor ih.* gua'diunship of the person and property of George W. and Su .an F, Holcombe, minor children of II: B- Holcombe deceased ; all persons are here hy notified to file their objections, if any they have, in t rms of the law. why said guardianship should not he granted to tlieoai 1 W. W. Holcombe at the March term of the court ot Ordinary of said county. Given under my hand mnl ofB cial signature Jan. 25th. 1881. C. M. J/cCLUKE. Ordinary. NEW DRUGSTORE I HAVE OPENED A NEW AND splendid stock <>f pure, fresh Dregs in my brick house mxt door east from Me* Aloe’s old stand. I'shall keep as far ss possible every aruclr kept in tlie I'rug 'in*-, and if you cdl at my Store and don't And wlmt you want I will order it lor j ou. 1 shall continue in the prac'ice ofd/fed icine and Surgery us before, and take ibis opportunity to think uiy many friends for wlcm I have pi act iced for llie last thirteen years, fr their confi dence and patronage, and ask l lie con- tinu lice of D>e same; also 1 a*k tin- prac lieu ol all who may feel disposed to give mo tiu-ir patron tgu I respect fully ask tlie ntd is to call uml see my Perfumery and Toilei goods I can be found at ray store when not professionally engaged, ready to wait on you Very respectfully, JOHN. M. TURK, M D. Jan. 13, ly. 1821. 1881. The Christian Index —AND— SOUTH ERM BA PTIST, PUBLISHED AT ATLANTA, OERGIA ASD— • Edited by Dr. U. H TUCKER AND ASSISTED BY CORPSE OF OUR ABDEST BAPTIST WRI TERS. J. M. HAUDIJN HOUSE, SIGN, CAKltl AGE AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER. FRESCO and SCENIC ARTIST CANTON, CEO sal A Jan. 13 ly. • B. F. Payne. P. P DllPl KE Payne & DuPxe, ATTORNEYS AT-L AW, CANTON, GEORGIA• H. 11. McKntyre, ilrick, f^'astcring amt STONE WORKMAN, CANTON, GECHO/A. I AM FULLY PREPARED TO DO any kind of Masonry or Plastering, at tut- LOWEST POSSI11LE RATES. And solicit the patiouagc of those desir ing work iu my line. H.H. McENTYRE. Jan. 13 ly. TIIE INDEX is iu the 59th year of it* existence, aud is regarded by tlie press nnd people, tin- ablest aud cheapest first* class family newspaper in the Southern Stabs. Single subscription, 92 60 a year, with copy of our splendid eugiaving the Por trait Gnlh ry of 351 prominent Georgia Bnptist J/mister*, < r for 93, will send THE INDEX. One Years, and copy of thut splendid volurnu, The Story of the Bible, For the ensuing 30 thirty days, our terms TO CLUBS, In order t-< fae.ilinto tho work and assist our liii-nds in every community to form clubs, we propose to send 7’iIE INDEX, 1 year, to clubs of 10 nr more, with a copy of our Portrait Gallery, for the low price ••f $80.00 THE INDEX, 1 years, to dbbs of 20 or more, with Portrait Gal lery, $33.00 Aii extra copy, also, to tlie getter up of tlie ciul). FOUR PAGE INDEX. TO cuius: Four page INDEX u>clubs of 10. 1 year Four page INDL-.X, to clubs of 20 1 year Four page INDEX, to clubs of 20, 1 year, ... An i copy of Portrait Galiery, extra, to each subscriber who remits an addition al GO cents. An i xtra copy, also, to the getter-up of the club. V&" The Portrait Oullery alone is worth more limn the suhscrip ions price, and will prove an appreciative ornament to any Baptist parlor. Adddress JA,S. P. HA PRISON & CO., "Publishers and Printers, Atlanta, Ga. 910.69 $18.00 $24 00