til ATI* NEWS
Sutler! be for ilio Advanck.
One hundred and fifty hand* nre
now at work on the Gainesville nnd
Jefferson railroad.
It la estimated that about 1,000
yards of petition will be presented to
the July session of the Legialatm*
in the interest oi the-temperance
cause.
The rented edition of the New
Teetaaent was used for the first time
in Atlanta last Sunday night by Her,
B. J. Cook, at the Marietta etrte:
Methodist church.
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In Moniesuma old mau liobbs,
against whom a verdict lor arson was
obtained at the last term of Macon
Superior Court, when his daughter
was about to go on the stand, tohl
her to tell the truth if it hung him*
she did, and her testimony convioted
him.
TncConyers Weekly says: “Active
o|*crations have been commenced in
tho Sheffield Copper Mine and they
are |*aying handsomely. It its actu
ally true that this miue is as rich as
any to be found anywhere, and the
stock is selling rapidly at two hun
dred.
Near Wide Water Ohio, Mary Ho
man, aged fifty-five, came suddenly
on the railroad track at a point where
the dirt road crosses the rails, in u
cut. The first the engineer knew ot
her presence was wnen he saw her
thrown on the tide of the o;tb by tbe
pilot. The unfortunate woman was
struck in the side aud instantly kill
ed. Her son was tbe fireman on tho
engine.
German emigrants are fiuding
their way to Georgia. On last Fri
day Prof. F. L. Freyer, of this place,
gave an order to Mr. Francis Fon
taine for a German laborer and on
Sufedgy afternoon he arrived and is
now at work at remunerative wages.
We learn Mr. Fontaine has orders
for sight man from our oitixens.—
Marietta Journal.
The Ooehran Enterprise states
that a boy named Bryant wus plow
ing tbe other day and beard a hissing
noise above him, and lookidg up saw
that tbe whole elements were dark
with wild ducks. Strange to say one
of the fiook fell near him, and on in
vestigation it was found to be dead,
with a ballet hole through its body.
It had beea dead long enough to be
gia to rot.
Uehmend and Danville Bailitad.
PA88K.NOKit DkPAHTII KNT.
On aud after May 15,1881, Passenger Train Service on *bo- Atlanta and Ch«r
lotlo Air-Line division of ttiie road will be as follows:
EASTWARD.
L'vc Atlanta ...
Arr. Suwanec D
“ Lula.... K
" Toccoa... -F
“ Benrca.... Cl
" Greenville, M
“ Spartan’g K
“ Gastonia L
“ Charlotte, M
WKSTWa ltl>.
L’vu Charlotte, M
" (la»t<>iiia L
" Snarl nil 'g, K
“ Greenville,II
“ Smeca O
" Toccoa F
“ Lula K
“ Suwanec I)
Arr. Allunta....
U. H. Mail,
No. 4!).
A.
4:00 n. m
0:18 a. in.
(1:54 a. in.
8:14 a. in.
3:30 a. in.
10:58 a. ni
13:14 p. in.
3:80 p. m.
8:85 p, in.
N. Y. Express,
No. 47,
II
8:15 p. ni.
4:87 p. in.
5:5{l p. m.
7:15 p. m.
8:40 |>. ni.
10:30 p. in.
11:40 |i. in.
3:18 a. m.
8:15 a in.
II. 8. Fa*t J/ail,
No. 49,
C.
0 :80 p. til.
7 :45 p in
0:00 p. in.
10:10 p m.
11:35 p. m.
1:00 a. m..
3:11 a. m.
4 :81 a. ill.
5 :85 a. ill.
1 1
■p
N. Y. Express,
No. 48.
U. K Kni M
No. 50.
13:80 p in
13 :43 a in
1n in
1:37 p in
1 .43 it in
1:17 a in
?:50 p in
4 .-(Hi a in
3:13 a m
5:07 p in
5 :18 a til
4:34 u in
6:51 p m
7 .-02 a in
6:47 a in
8:01 p in
8:15 u m
0:53 a in
0:16 p m
0:31 n in
8:00 a in
10:34 p m
10 54 a tu
0:23 n in
13 :0. r » II 111
13 ;30 p m
10:35 a in
8uwancc
Accomod'n
No. 21.
5:00 p. ni.
7: 08 p. ni.
5:40 am
8:00 a m
CONNECTIONS.
A with arriving train* of Geoigia Central and A A W P Railroads.
B witn arriving trains of Georgia Central, A & W I» and W & A Railroad.
C with arriving trains of Georgia L’lilruwd
1) witli Lawrcnceville Brandi to aud Doiu (.awrenceville, Ga.
K with Northeastern Ituilroud of Georgia to and from Athens, Qa.
F wItli Elberton Air-Line to aud ftoni Klherton, Ga.
O with Columbia and Gtcenviile to and from Columbia aud Cliarleston 8. C.
11 with Columbia and Greenville to nnd from Columbia und Charleston, 8 C.
K with Hparianhurg and Ashville, and Spartanburg, Union and Columbia to and
from lli-iiderson and Ashvilie, aud Alston and Columbia.
L with Chester nnd Lenoir Narrow Gunge to and from I).illas and Chester.
M with C , C. & A—C. C.—K.ifc D. aud A. T. A O. for ull points West, North
and East. r
lagrPULLMAN SLEEPING CAR
48, DAILY, WITHOUT CHANGE,
FORK.
FUR WARNING!
Me If otic*!
I mean just what
Isay.
ALL THOSE INDEBTED TO
ME, EITHER BY NOTE OK AC-
COUNT, MUST COME FOR
WARD AND PAY THE SAME
AT ONCE. I MUST, I WILL
HAVE MONEY, DO NOT READ
THIS \ND THEN THINK
THAT YOU ARE NOT INCLU
DED IN THIS DUN, FOR IF YOU
CONSOLE YOURSELF WITH
THE IDEA THAT YOU ARK
NOT INCLUDED, YOU WILL
HAVE TO PAY A LITTLE II'LL
OF COST, FOR ALL THOSE
WHO DO NOT PAY ME BY THE
15th OF PHIS MONTH WILL
FIND THEIR NOTES CR AC
COUNTS IN THE HANDS OF
COLLECTING OFFICE It S.
YOUR TRADE IS AN INJURY
TO ME IF YOU DO NOT PAY
UP PROMPTLY. COME IN AND
PAY LIKE HONEST MEN, AND
LET US TRADE MORE THIS
YEAR TUAN WE DiD THE
LAST. J. to. McAFEE.
SERVICE ON TRAIN8 Nos 47 and
BETWEEN ATLANTA AND NEW
A. POPE,
(Jen'l Passenger Agent.
Americui Recorder: “At illustra
tive of the times, Judge Battle, of
Schley, relates the following: Twen
ty-seven wagons went from Harris
county to Columbus for supplies, on
ly three of which returned with any
thing. An acquaintance of his oume
by private conveyance from Missis
sippi to Schley oouuty, and during
the trip it wai impossible at places
to get long forage, and not once was
tbe horae fed on home made corn."
Tbe days of the sweet girl-gradu
ate come on apace, and poems to
“The Stars," and essays on “The
Beanty of the Soul," are heard
throughout the Und. Clad in rai
ment of the most delicate texture,
elaborate with puffs and plaitingsand
ruffles of lace, and all those fineries
that delight the heart of womankind,
the candidate for gradaaion for one
brief hour shines with superlative
brilliancy. Then she goes bock into
the retirement from which she came.
In n few years she will again make
ber appearance in public pushing a
baby carriage down the walk.
Woman's Wisdom.
“She insists that it is more impor
tance. that her family shall be kept
in full health, than that she should
have all the fashionable dresses and
styles of the times. She therefore
tees to it, that each member of ber
family is supplied with enough Hop
Bitters, at the first appearance of any
■ymptomi of any ill health, to pre
vent a fit of sickness with its attend
ant expense, care and anxiety. All
WMMH should exercise their wisdom
in this way."—New Haven Palladi-
I keep constantly ou hand* a
good stock ot
SAW MILLS,
Both Scrow and Ratchet hand
Blocks, suited to LIGHT or
HEAY Powers. Also
'PORTABLE . ENGINES
Up to Fifteen Horne Power, aud furnishing Larger Sizasjou short notice,
CIRCULAR SAWS
Both solid blades and inserted teeth constantly ia stock at LOWEST PRICES.
I handle nothing but the
Best of Machinery,
YET MY PRICES ARR LOW.
Don’t buy Machinery of any kind until you write me for Prices and Terms
ALSO
Wholesale dealer in VICTOR SEWING; MACHINE, warranted first class
equal to any machine made. Reliable agents wanted in every towu in the State
(Merchants preferred.) !9»Libcral discount to the trade. -^g
8. F. PERKINS.
34 West Mitchell Street, Atlanta. Ga.
JVarch 3 ly (P O. Box43-)
|ROk
IRON BITTERS are liij'hlr recommended for all diseases ro-
i|iiiring a certain ami etlieieut tonic ; es|>eci*Uy Indigetlion, J >y*y<pe<\i, Inter
mittent Fevers, ll'ioit of A/gjHiU, Lou of Strength, Lock of Energy, tie. Enriches
tlie blood, strengthens die muscles, amt gives new Hie to the nerves. They act
like a charm mi the digestive organs, removing ail dyspeptic symptoms, such
a* Tatting the FimhI, Retching, licit in the Stnmuch, Heartburn, etc. TllC Olllv
1 run Prepitmtlmi tlmt will not blackeu the teeth or give
itettdttt-hu. Sold by nil druggists. Write for the ABC Book, 32 pp. of
useful uii.t amusing reading — suit free.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO., Baltimore, M<1.
1881.
1881.
ITTERS
TEE CONSTITUTION.
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With a
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best of “(pedal contributors,
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1881-1881
HEROKEE ADVANC
We want One Thousand Sub
scribers in Cherokee and adjoin
ing Counties in addition to our
present list. And in order to in
duce the reading public to come
in at once and subscribe, we will
( dace the subscription price as fol-
ows to those who send the CASH
with their names:
Single copy one year, $1.00
“ “ six months, 50
“ *♦ three months, 30
Those who wish us to wait
until Fall for their subscription
will be charged:
single Copy. One Year, $1.25
“ “ Six Months 05
Three “ 35
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credit, to make a living.
Parties living outside of the
county, must, in every instance,
send fifteen cents extra to pay the
postage on their paper.
Now is the time to subscribe.
This is a rare opportunity to get
your county paper for a mere
song. Sena it to your absent
friends in Texas and elsewhere
while you can get it at the very
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Respectfully,
M. A. THOMAS.
F. S. BARRETT,
Flowery Branch, - Georgia
Keeps constantly on hand a large and full assortment of
^jt/LelcliartclLfaL
Which he sells at bottom prices, He is also agent for the sale ot B/CADLEY’S
and ZELL’S STANDARD GUANOS and the very best Acid Phosphates. Terms —
cotton opiiou aud fair grading of cotton in the tall. Afircli 4 ly
Highest cash price paid for cotton
(fftaham &L /JLaji'kiriA,
Dkai.kbs in
DRYGOODS, NOTIONS,'\1lOOT8, SHOES, HATS, HARDWARE!
Clothing, Family Groceries, Etc
'•9
y&OWHBYSBAHCB. - 610 *OI A.
And Agents for the sale of Soluble Pacific and Pendleton’s Ainmoniatcd Super
phosphate^and Soluble Pacific Acid-the very best Fertilizers on the market High
Jit Cash prices p«id for cotton. MafCU
‘‘fp^tnliiL^he.ct Y*
>>
WINSHIFS IRON WORKS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
, ^B»iSP s
TION. ENGINES AND OTHER MACdllNENk
REPAIRED. ESTIMATES FURNISH
ED ON APPLICATION.
Correspondence solicited. Address,
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