The Cherokee advance. (Canton, Ga.) 1880-19??, July 21, 1881, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextCOTTON GINS. I880--1881 m: I have o\ hand and ox the •vav, Irca’i Irom lin-tory, it 11 immense \tock ol |[»tton Gins, Feed- [, C ondensers &c. (•t* GiN.S AT TWO DOLLARS SAW that nro unual to otlior >u Money iticliiiicH, S.twa, liulting, or I (118 &Q., tllrtt I limv in-anted in t.-ui lullesj herokee advJk i Lu I a good i money in nn uu- _ lion and superflu- -over non-t-Hsentiul Irgialu The Springfield Republican gay* of the proposal to raiae a fund ol •900,000 lor Mra. Garfield that “it loom like u bit ol guali, wlioae pro priety will be questioned on a sober •eoond thought. If the President should die nud leave his family in straightened circumstance* some snob public provision might be in order: but if James A. Garfield sur vives be is as well able to take cure 9f his family as any other indepeud cut American citisen." Tbs State Agricultural Society •neats at Borne August 8tb. Our CitiasMAbould meet and take some gMps busrurd agriculture. Thesoci ’* at Woodstock meets next Satur i and we think it advisable that vy cell a meeting to be beld at this tdaoe some time soon looking to the Met interest of the farmers, and that •Reps be taken toward gathering up gucb things as the county msy have •nd placing them on exhibition in the Atlanta Exposition this fail. What say you ? Let us go about this matter with interest and fervency. The news from Washington is wnry hopeful, aud has been ever since Monday end Tuesday, tne twoar.x- ions days of last week. Those days were the culmination of the Presi dent's sickneae, and lie lias since that time steadily progressed toward con- vniesoenoe. Even Surgeon-General Barnes he# become sanguine of his rvCoverv. The President’s mind is elear, and bis band* are strong saoagb to nss span, and any attempt to establish his inability to act a3 President oould now -be met by a Sahiart oounoii over wbicb he would orsside. He is still our President. moral The old sin aud de- the practice of liU ful enivict is side uay aster day. ami night, and l* compelled to out Ilia sentence under lliu pale of tills evil inllumeo. He naturally cou- triads the IiuIiiIm and vices ot Ilia enrapun iuii, und, ut lliu cud of hiN time, iuatcud ot being a relormed man, lie la turned loo hi ou the c iiintry and society trained in habit* and practices that lire d.-slrue- live to everything which may bo culled good Tiny report a bill lo be entitled an act o piovid- lor the better in spection, management und control of tile convicts ol I In- Sate The (Jons itutton commenting on tli:a lull says : "A casual leading ot the proposed measure leaves the impression tliut Us adoptiou will merely iucreusu the num ber of salaried ntllciaU without effecting any permanent or even desirable rolnrm in the management of lliu coiiv.ct-. Tile report shows ill t the lessees a re compell ed to hire guards aud overseers, and, in lliu very nature of things, some of these are cruel. We are at a Ions to determine how the appointment of a hoard of man agers, supplemented by wardcus, can re form this evil any more effectually tliun the system aeiopted by the lessees-. Ac cording to the report, when acta of spe cial cruelly occur, the lessees make short work of it* by discharging the otl -ndii g employ) a. i ids is very simple ami i tf o tual- flow much mor.i i If dual in ill s respect the udmiuistratiuit ol tlm boar.l of managers w. old be, the b 11 duas not a t forth. The sunn- paper goo.- on lortin-r lu say, all ol which »<* hcii'inv ii.dirsc, that **it is iinilers uod mat .■ ini-tiaure will In- shortly mtr idmt <i u tne h-^isln'utv p.ov d.ng .lin iIn* money w.i Cli ill'- sin e .ee-oiies iif.iii the le.-Sr' S ol com lets all ill be devoted O the purpose of education — tlie sum derived 1'iom (lie lease of the whites to be appropriated for the benefit of white children, and the sum derived from the lease ol the negro convicts to be used for the benefit of colored children. This, it seems to us, would be a better plan of gettiug rid of the stale's money than by creating a number ol new otticiale, with salaries uggrt-gating twelve thousand dollars anuually—if not more.” GEORGIA—Cliorokoo County: W burins, M. A. Keith, guardian of Ella, Elisabeth slid H. W. Worley, rep resents to tlie court in his petition duly tiled aud entered on record, that ho lias fully settled with Ills said wards in terms of the law This Is therefore to cite all per nns interested to show cause, if auy they can, why said guurdiun should not be discharged, and receive letters of dis mission, otl III Hist Monday in August next. This Jane 28th, 1881. O. M. McCLUltE, Ord’y. GEOUGI V—Cliorokoo County Whereas, Winifoid H. Uroon, adminis tratrix of Alfred Lowe, represents to the court, in her potition, duly tiled and en tered on ri cord, that she lias fully ad- ministi rod on Alfred Lowe’s estate. This Is therefore to cite all persons concerned, kindred und creditors, to show cause, if any llmv can, why raid administratrix should nut lie discharged irom her ad ministration and receive letters of dis mission on the first Monday in August. 1881. C. M. McCLUltE, Ord’y. i hi- May 2nd. 1881. G EOKGIA--('lierokeo County: If no good cause is shown to tho con trary, an order will bo passed on the 27th of Juno next at 10 o’clock A. At. i stublishing a change in the Canton am) Frogtown road, at the cro.siug at Set tiugd wii creek so us to crofs lit the new bridge place, said rou'e having been marked oat by commissioner.s appointed for that purpose May 24th 1881 C. M. McCLUltE, Ord’y. V. t- r ' I B USINESS: IJ NIVEKS’lTY ti^ a > c , r / CAL b ujX ^ v ■ s °°i Sl-nd ron c ata'log ut s IS WHAT every mother needs for child, when it is troubled with worms. Sold by Or. J. ii 1 J. \Y. J A It VIS, JEWELER A FHOTOORAFI1KR CAN ON, GA. Can bo found at Ics Gallery at any time where lie is always toady to do good worn at a low price. July 10— tf. A committee ol 45 m m'oers of the Legi8l.itun-, acctimpauied by Senator Brown, visited the Dade Goal Mines last week on a lour of uisprction. The committee found the system ot convict labor well conducted and recommend its continuance. em When in town call around -<nd see my stock. J. M. McAfee. CANTON, 11 A., Jttly, 11th 1881 hop bitters: (A Medicine, nut m llrluk.) CO NT i Uil hops, mrur, hamiuake, IIANllKMON, Anotiii I'ihkm* am. UKirr Mkhuai.Qium* Tl ka OK ALI. Ol ULM UlTTKItk. THEY CURE All Dlaninol 1 heSiomncli. BowH*, I Uvcr. Kltlmyn,aiitl litnuryOr»rutt». Ner» YouMiu’ga. SliMHilof-i t’HMum! pupccUily ieiiiulc t iiijilulnu. 81000 IN GOLD. fount! Ift lilt: A*k your tlrilgvM fur Hop Filter* I>i ll try them before you bleep. Take ooolUt l’. J> I. r nn Ahkoltilctuiil Irrcsluttlilecuro for Drunkuiitieu, iim> of opium, tobacco umi mwToliut* I0B Bind ron Cibci lab. All al»ov« ii4J 4ruggi»t». Hop BltUrs Mfg. t o., UMbeatir, N. Y., A Tovonto, Out. MOTHERS: MOTHERS! MOTHERS Are you disturbed i t niglit and broke of your rest by u sick cliild suffering nud crying witli the excruciating puin on cutting teeth f If so. go utonce and get a bottle of MRS. WINSLOW’S SOOTH ING SYltUl*. It wilt relieve the poor little sufferer iininciliutely— depend upon it; there is no mistake about it. There i- no mother o i earth ivho has ever used it, who will not tell you at. once that it will regulate the howijis, and give rest to the mother, p'.il relit f and health to the child, opu'Miing lik< nnwic. It is perfectly sale to u e in ad eases, and plo-i ant to tin bi.ti-. end is the prescrip lion - I i De ot the oldest und In-t f nolo plus .-ii n< mot nur.es in the United States. Su'd everywher.-. 2.") ociiu u battle. Oct h, ly SAYlOiLARDKXTH A BONS. Philadelphia, Pa. ”1 TiAYK M V CHILD t i>ce doses oltij lT.ten: Rem nly 21)05 and t my biou^lit nw.ty hnll'u pint of wer.ni?.” Sold l>y Dr. J, M. Turk, D^.u^is , I aiit.ni, Go. ... " e must nave One Thousand Subscribers in Cherokee und ail* joining Counties in addition It our present list by the first nl next January. We hope to have your help in doing this. We have enlarged the size ot the Advancb to a 7-coluuin folio, thereby giv ing its readers nearly twice as much reading matter as before; and have placed the subscription price remarkably low, as follows: Single copy one j ear, . *1.25. six months, <J5. three months, &». is the time to subscribe, first issue of the cnlarg. aim let us send vmi the rly. Send it to your in Texas and eise- you can get it at rates possible. Respectfully, BEN. F. FERRY. rn m r-TTffTuEg *IUi'",l;','u hi?” r.., I S. BARRETT. ■SmffflTii zatsusiT wjgaisjii tai: BEDFORD, YA., Alan and Iron Spring*. Water Mass Pills-—To Thee I Give Health. NATURE’S REMEDY. Obtained by Purest Evaporation <i Tho Mineral Water ot these Celebrated Springs. Adapted in chronic diarrlmm, const ipu lion and scrofula—Hy. Lnthnm, M. I), Pr »’t Virginia Medical Socioty. Successful ly used in dyspepsia, chronic diurrhti 1 1 and scrofula.—Prof. 8, Jack- aim, Univcr-ity Pennsylvania. Efficient in urnmia; excellent anpotl- /.’r ai'il Ido ui purifier. — H. Fisher, M I'., lu wgia. Valuable in net vo is prostration, indi- gestion and oliolorosis.—(J. K. Ualhcwa, u. D..N. 0. A fine tonic und alterative, very valua ble in discuses peculiar to females, chron ic fever and ague, bronchitis mid diseases of the digostivo organs. — .1. F. Rough- ton. .1/ 1>., Ala. Very beneficial in strengthening and improving n red'icud system.—Jfov. John W. Di ckwitli, Bishop ot Georgia. Iiivalu it'll- ns ii nirvous tonic.—Hon. I. C Fowler, I'i-iiu ifecoinni' tided asa prophylactic in mi Inrial distric s. 1) 11 Fmn-x, M. 1).,N (). Rcsioi'i h d< ii Ida 1 ' d -ysti ins to health —T. t: eici-r. M. I>.. tint. ‘Used wit It great I'Outfit in malarial fev-r und diph In-r u’ - 8. F. Dtipou, M. Princ.- of itiioii'ai t n c-. — Franc's Gillum, M I)., N. . Of gnat Cilia’ ive virtue.—Thomas F, Jfumh.ud, .t< I) , St L' ui-. Uonelicial in nti fine detangem 'nts and malarious conditions.—G. .)/. Vail, M. I). Oh o Best min dy i vi r used in diseases of the throe.—P. A. Sit!' id M. L>., N. T"it c, ul11 rntivu.diuri tie; ono "f na turn’s gr' .-ite-t remedies.— Mi iliunl Assn- elation of l.yi.cliburg, V rginin Adnp'e I in i» r'ain slf etntions of the kidut y- mid I.liable ; d. »pep.»in, lupus, celni'iki-. M'f lulotis in.11 c itan -O’Js nlLe lions • I! v.J. I M i rmuu. M It, Vn. /.M i vis liiM'lac.lie. pr .mil ly • •• .t ii sick a d n ivoits—/.*> v E 1* IJort on, Yu •'I'ampic Mippli cut Ire s • ny physi- c.mi de- i- ug ib ics 1 I’ nip bl- s i.l Ii An 11► i — unli uc'n ncSt ig.- W i- i i ns Ii c-'iu - I ’ a ii 8p- u - <4 >- r e.i • i I g .! n- n gin-.- 4-' -')■> i r ’< gi.llo. . -1 .... 1 i ual’iin-, i : >i 2 > p .1 Ion- in ci k-. .l/.i.-s 50 ceil a aiel ijtl; $2 50 n d e5 tm- li .lt do/. Pi.I.-, pure sugar coaled, 25c. uOc mni package; #1 2 i, *3 50, unit $.> halt'd /- Sent post paid uiiywlu.ru This M .ss mid Pills contains in rniuend space ad tbu cnrmivu powers of tiiu water, und is c mveni nt, palatubl'i and soluble. Springs open for visitors June 1st, Board f30 per moutll. Spieii.l rates to fumili.S a:ul partita i i.rrmgns meet visitors at Forest und Lawyer s depot, each four miles from prings, upon ad vice of arrival. Address A. M. DAVIES, Pres, of the Company. 72 Main St., Lynchburg, Vn, Sold by Dr. John M. Turk, Canton, Georgia. ii, - Georgia Keeps constantly on hand a largo undjfiill a.sort mint of ^enelcLL an elide, * ,,, •‘el In ut bottom prions, Ho is nisi agent fir lln> sale of n^tn/.KV'A aud /ELL'S STANDARD GUANOS and lliu very i.e»t Aoid Phosphate-Terms — cotton op ion and fair grading of cotton in the lull. Afircli 4 ly Highest cash price paid for cotton J^laham & /j&uuki.nA, Okai.niis in DRV GOODS, SO TlOys, HOOTS, SHOES, HATS, HARDWARE? Clothing, Family Groceries, Lte„ KiOWaaE RisASSOH, aaoBoiA. And Agents for the su'.o of Solublu Pucilfc and Pendleton's Ammonintid Super phospba’c and S dublo Pacific Add—the very best Foriili/ers on the market. High ,,st t ash | rices ;-id for cotton. March 8 ly. ’ ’ (p6t.n hlUhecl fSSH.' ’ WINSH ll”S IRON WORKS. MANUFACTURERS OF ’HP IMPROVED WtNSHvp -'TfOV OtV SELF FEEDER AV CON DESK It. r OTTON PA’ESSES. FOB STEAM. HAND 0« HOUSE POWER, Slf'Frt'O. PULMFM. H'NOERS. SAW MILLS. AND MILL GEARING OF EVERY DESGRIP- TION. 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