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WEN'. F. TERRY, Editoh
Canton, Cirnokkk County, Ga
THURSDAY, SEP' EMBER 4. 188L
THRCOCNTKVATUOUBMW
Thf Ca'iM aimI the Keitiesly.
Mr. Editor:—While others are
Ttnfilating their view* in rtgitril to
the evils . till which the ptople ot
the cotton producing portions of the
country are afflicted ; uud arc point
ingout the* cause ami tdiggetting the
remedy, I ask the u»e of a amall
apaoe in your ooluinna that I tray
give the lean It <1 my deliberation*
upon the aubj ui ; and your reader*
may take it lor it is worth.
That thoae who aie engaged in
agricultural pnramia in thit* country
bare long been puraning a mistaken
policy, ia a aellcvnlent proposition,
and no argument it iieceaaarv to dem
onatrate the tact. 'I he moat caauul
observer know* that labor does not
receive an adequate reward, and that
bankruptcy and |roverty threaten tbe
whole country under the preaeut
atate of thing*. The end of eucli
year witne**e* the difficulty in the
caae of a large majority of fanner*,
to “make buckle and tongue meet,”
or in other word*, to make their tn-
coniea meet, their < X|*tiset. One gen
eral failure in the crop*, caused lit
drouth, atorm*, catapillar* or gra»«
hoppers, aould cause umveriul di<
treat and untold Buffering. And not
only would the lurmer be tbe anffer
er, but all claaae* would feel the
■hock, and la-come victim* of the
wide spread ruin There ia a great
wrong in our syatemi. Thia fact, I
repeat, ia evident to all. Now tin
question n, in whut doea thia wrong
consist? The ateiotyped aiiawer I*,
•'Too muck cotton and too little corn'.''
But with all due deference to the
servants of the preaa und their hoso
ol norrea|K>ndeiita, I mant that the
anawer ia not correct! The cauae ol
the evil ta to lound elaewheie. Munv
of ua havcolteii hit. during the pu*t
til teen year*, Ihut there was too much
corn. %t least, there wa* so much
in the market taut we could not sell
our surplus of that article for enough
to pay the cost of production • and
if all were to follow the advice of
thoae who are everlaatiuglv crying
"plant more corn," it would aoon be
ao plentiful that it would be u mat
ter of economy to uae it aa luel, ns ia
tbe cuatom in aome portions of the
west. Com ia a good thing, but “too
muoh of a good thiug ia good for
nothing.” Wliv, air, not longer tbun
ten year* ago 1 had corn hauled six
teen miles to the railroad, und found
g’eat difficulty in selling it ul all
J et at the saint-time, the puper pub'
ished at that place was coutinunilv
crying “plant more corn !” For one
I could not tee the point, nor can 1
see it yet so plainly aa tome preteud
to. Not more than four years ago, 1
had a few huudred bushels on baud
and ooutd uot sell it all, until tli
rats had destroyed a great port ion ol
it. I finally sold the most of what
waa left to aome Hard Shell Baptists
at about seventy cents :>er bushel on
aoredit. Under the mith-ntble law*
I waa afraid to aell it toauyU dy else
on those terms. I will admit Ilia'
aome men ought to “plant more corn,'
bnt I deny that all should. Koine
lands are better adapted to corn than
anything else, anil in such cases it
should be put in oorn ; and if all the
landa of a neighborhood are of that
class, let oorn he the general crop ;
bnt on the other baud, there are
lands that will make a fair yield ol
cotton but will scarcely produce corn
at all. A man’s whole farm may be
of that nature, and all the iurms lor
miles around may be of a similar
character. Must corn lie the prin
cipal crop where auch is the case ?
To illustrate: there is u larni that
will produce, on an average, two
hundred and fifty pounds of lint cot*
ton per acre, which, at ten cents u
Ccgal 3bucrtiscmcut9.
sHKRIFh~SA LKS EOHSTPTKMnEH
Will It- Hi'lil If.'lorejhc Court House
Isfssr in the tow n of Canton on tin; first
1 tesday lu September next Itetween tile
lc;*l! our* of Mile the following detcrllw.l
property to-wit : Ore cylinder printing
pres*, the tvpc und flxtui.*, etc . and nil
the material nn.v used in lln- ssrintli g of
the * hki.ckkk Ahvasi p. by B-r. F.
Perry, Editor and Pnhlnher. Lcvbd
on a* tire pr'|K-ny of W. t . Lain*- liv
virtte of n inorg.igc tl fa i*an<-il from I lu-
Catnosa Superior c ourt In favor of .Tin
M. McAfee vs W. T. Lalne lo suti-l'v
aid mortgage H fa. Till* June 2? I HKI
Wm. A. KtICIIEN.
Deputy HIlerifT.
GEORGIA—Cherokee County :
Whereas, N. -t. Peraina, executor of
Charle* K. L>y. ri pre-cut* to the court in j
his )>«>(tl-ii duly Died anil entered on j
r-eord Dial he hn* fully >.diilini«tered on i
Charles K. Lay‘a .state. Thin is tln-ru
lore to cite all persons cone-rued, kill
dred and cri-tlilors.to show cause, if they
esn. why said executor should mrt Ir.i dl«
charged, and n e. ive letters of disinis
sioii on the that .V -ndij in Octolrer next.
I hi« June 2Hth, I Hal,
O. M McCLURE. Ord'y.
GEORGIA— Cheroxee County:
Notion is hereby given that application
will Ire made to the t ourt of Ordinary of
saul uoumy, on ■ lie Hist Monday i-t Sep
temlier. for leave to sell l he Innii* belong
in if to th usla'u of .loalu a III m, la's of
said couetv, deceased, for the btriedi ol
tile heirs and er. dllo.s of **id deceaied.
JON. M McAFEK.
Administrator.
GEORGIA tlieiokee County;
John Pet roe having applied to he un
|>oiiilfd guardian oftlm property n^'tob
vrt M. Hiasltron. sr., Win. II iliadetou
nd Oliver llraslepiu, residents of Ni lino,
Ala., whose pmiwrty I* m this e.-uniy,
tlii* is to cite ull persons concerned to l,e
and appear at the Neptember leiin ol the
Jourt of Ordinary and show muse II snv
they cun, why said John I'etree should
not he intrusted Willi the guardianship
if the properly of said minora. Witness
my official sigimliir*! July ‘J.VIi ISttl.
C. M.MtCLURK.
Ordiuary.
jft.’Clri *
■ T rj’: >U'LV ^SPICIWEl
t> r:rnt:R not in or ort porn
T’anl Art* si l hi-an me time an
\mimn, tem mowmu,\
AITS THE KIEWETI.
|WHY ARE WE 8ICIC?I
JUcaost tee a’faip then qrtat orejuns 191
jlRI • - ■ • / Of to /" /. and
l is are force tl into Os Uurut I
(that shouldhe crp-Hed naftt’-a/ty.
j$3F&
iJ wiLL SURELY CURE
KIDNEY DISEASES,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,!
[pit.r.a, «onstiimtiox, t uixaky|
»i*i’.as;;«. rut ai.f. w r.AVsrssr.s,
axis NF.uvofa nisonnrRa,
t>y action of the.* or j,ins mn/|
restoring their fioirt - to tkroir of disease.
WUr safTrr IUIIoiin palna sniI nchraf
Vf\t j torMNtxl with rilta. Constipation? I
^Vhj- fritfiitriMil o?ar dlannlrrnl, h lilnr)a? |
M !tjr • ttslurr ii ring* ur slrk hi silsrlipsl
V$* Ui:>\!:V-W HIV?' , tl i rejoice in health \
It 1* In l»ry Ypfrlnblti I'ars, in tin!
|«ikkireii( whls’.i I.iaii w ala i, tnrfs «f I
! ,n« Ine. AI*o to l.lqultl i'ortu, vtry ( uiwra.1
I trr.Ust, (ur lliuwsi (UlraoMl n-sUily |irr|M*ru U.fV
I ; *!t iw ta wltli tsj'Mtl iflV-lmrjr In Htlirr fonn.W __ .
«::r it or turn rK.ri:. ti.ooR .
4 U t l.I.S, UIOIIAIIIISOV A Prep's, M /jTlSf/^k
COTTON GINS.
I HAVE ON BAND AND ON THE
Amy. fresh I torn factory, an immense
stock of
Cotton Gins, Feed-
jers, Condensers &c.
Of variniia first-elan make. I SELL GINS AI I WO DOLLARS
AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER SAW that tiro equal to other
Gina selling at t;l,00 to £;i,.'>0 per aa"'.
I cpii Save ^ otl Money
On Engines, Saw Mills, Boilers, Shingle Muchines, Saws, liolting, o r
moatM"> tiling in tho Mucliinery line.
Semi in your orders ut once for Cotton Gifts Ac., that I nmv
■supply you m tiiin*. Every Maeldno I sell is Wnmmtod in the fullest
iiiniiqor. Give mo a trial and be convinced. Address,
b .
32 AND 34 W. MITCHELL St..
Atlanta, Ga.
t ^»l RinCTOH, TT. j
ZI2C
IllfOn PBIDKIIHSI
F«r till- Month's Wrutho:, prepared
cxpiiuai) for
HTOUI»AKr*S ItEVIEW.
•S«m/itr roji/i tnniinl for Hr. etovip
J. M (vroDDAHT, Puh .New Ymk, Pliiln.
ir Chicago.
RXKClITOIt’S SAI.K.
(HSOlUllA—Ohurokec County :
By virtue- of tlm power mid auilmrily
of the Ito.1 will and li-*Uincut. of Nancy
V. Latimer, Isle of xnhl county, deceased,
I will sell to the hlglorl M<i«hr li. l'i-re-
till- I'onrt llutian dmir ill tlm Diwn ot
CanUui, in Hind county, oil the Hod Tuva-
lay in Hcptenilier next, Initwecn that le
gal hours nf sale, tho lands In-lunging to
■aid estate, lying un the public road lead
iug from Canton to Jaapar, tlm Mnrivltu
A North Ueorula Hailnud runulng
through said land, it lying ami lining in
Thlra District and nccond Section ot
•aid county, lots anil parts nf lots Nos.
4VO, 4OH, 4HH, 4117,427,42H, 420. 4110. JOH.
iitt4, :inn, am), uii7, 41U. 4:1:1, 4U2,481, :m2
841, 860,1180, 858. 857, 856, 202, 201,200
280, 287.280, 217, 2iH, 210. 210, 221,222
228, 212, 218. 285, 2*4, 8S8. 2.12. 281,208
204. 205, 200,207, 854, 860 280,140, 480,
and 2iG. Also 80 sens imue or less, in*
eluding the II--It shoal on tho Ktowah
river, snd a shoaP on a large branch,
Nos. nut known, hu. will he unde
known on the day of sale, I will st-ll
these shoals separate. The plantation
lies on the Etowah river and Sharp Mono
tain creek, containing some of the best
bottom land on tliu river The plniitn
tation will lie told in three tracts or
puroalr, all on the South side of the Div
er in one parcel, with a reserve for tho
person buying the mill t.i Join a dam to
tho south ImukifTthe River. All on
the north sidoof the .Iver aud east of
Sliaip .Mountain creek in oue parcel. All
on the North side of the river und west
of Ilia creek, including the Mills, in nut-
parcel. This is one nf tho best plruta
lions in Cherokee Georgia, dvo or six
hundred acres cleared and in cultivation
Ine railroad runs in less than a half mile
of the Mill, there Isa good mill house
with two sets of runners, with all the
requirements for grinding wheat and
corn, ami a saw mill, the mill?, are uot
running at this tune, the dam being broke
The water power can not lie exceled any
wnerc, the Whole farm containing two
thousand acre* more or less. Any per
sou wanting a good farm and waterpow
er would do well to examine said prop
erty, it is well tluilM-red, well watered,
and aa healthy a place as there Is in the
Slate. There is not anotlur place within
the State with as many advantage* com
bined together. There is a good orchard
and comlorluble houses also <>n the place
J. \V. Jarvis,
JEWELER A I’llOTOORAl’IlKK
CAN ION, GA.
Can ho f-uiiid at his Gallery at any
time where lie is always ready lodo good
worn H< a low price.
July 1<I—tl.
GAaf' IS WHAT every mother
UllJklf) needs for cli-ld, when it is
troubled with wrrms. Sold by l)r. J. M
Turk, Druggist, Canton, Ga.
II. &N Ga.ILK.
On and after July 24ili trains on this
road will ran us follows, Sundays cxccp-
led:
7 ritin No. I — N'O lhuaid.
Leave Muricliu 7.00 a. tl.
Arrive Blackwell's 7:30 “
Arrive Woodstock 7:45 “
Arrive Lobaium ......8:15 “
Arrive llolly Hpridgs 8:25 “
Arrive can ton... J 8:50 "
No. i+Soulkicanl.
Leave (Ianlon " " 0:15 A. M.
Arrive Holly Springs •' 0:45 ••
Arrive Luliunon “ “ 0:55 -•
Arrive Woodstock “ 10:15 •-
Arrive Blackwell’s *' 10:45 •
Asrire Marietta “ " 11:16 “
Train No. 8—Northward.
Leave Marietta “ “ 4:00 p. xt.
Arrive Blackwell’s “ 4,-30 “
Arrive Woodstock " 4:45 “
Arrive Lebanon “ " 5:15 “
Arrive Holly Springs " 6:25 “
Arrivu Canton " “ 5:50 “
Train No. 2 —South want.
Ix aves C.tnlon “
•• 0:40 P. Xt.
Arrive Holly Spring*
7 itlO *•
Arrive L'-huunn “
•• 7:10
Arrive Woodstock “
7 20 ••
Arrive Blackwell’s “
7:60 “
Arrive Marietta •'
•• 8:30 “
W. H.
POWER,
Any oue wishing toexamine said piopir
ty will call on tliu undersigned who lives
pound, will bring twenty-five dollur*., two miles south of said -lace, ho will take
Tk
he same land will not make inon
than fifteen bushels per acre in corn,
which at fifty oeiita per bushel (the
common price in the fall) will bin-g
•even dollars and fifty ceuia, making
n difference of seventeen dollars and
fifty oents per uore. Which then i«
better, to plant ull that larni, or even
a part of it, in oorn, or to plant it ull
in cotton und buy the corn ?
The South is a cotton country,
and the God of nature intended tbai
it should be used principally for the
production of thut great com modi
ty, except those sections where the
cultivation of sugar and rice are
more profitable. The evil then that
troubles us esnnot be too much cot
ton or too little corn, for supply aud
demand and other things will always
regulute the production of tins.-
great crops; but the evil consist* in
a mistaken financial policy. The
credit mjntem end eatravmjame in our
expenditure are the cause of the
trouble. Low prices for whni w>-
aell, whether it be corn or cotton, und
a ruinous per cent, on whut wc buy
on time, whether it be food or mi-
ment, or both, is what is making:
claves of us all! No class of people
cau pay from sixty to u hundred pci
cent, on everything they eat or wear,
or use in any wuy, ami he anything
but “hewers of wood uud druweis ol
water” for n shrewder clsss. ll ul
would live within their means ui.J
pay as Hny go. there would be an
cud of our troubles ; or it those who
have money to lend could be secured
in loaning it ut even tweuty live per
oent., it would be u saving business
for the poor furmer to borrow snd
buy whut he needs at reasonable pri-
oes; and lean not see why the man
who lends his money should not have
the same protection us the muo who
lends his goods or family supplies.
P. H. B.
Bpring Giriieo, Ala.
jluHsuri’ in showing sdd lands and lliv
ng any informal ion wunted, 8nhl for
the bem-ht of tliu heirs and creditors,
I'ernis in sale onu halt cash down, thu
other half twelve mouths time with sev
un percent interest pur annum, bond for
title when tho last purchase money is
paid, 'lids July 4th, 1881.
H J. PERKINS, Executor
of Nvuey V. Latimer, D ceased
G KO/fGIA— Cherokee County:
To all whom it may concern ; John
'l. Headers having la proper form appli
ed to'me for permanent letters nf admin
istratiou on thu estate of Wm. M. AL-sd
era. late of said county, this is to cile ull
and singular tin- creditors Hitd next
kin of Wiu. .V .Venders, to be mid appear
at my oflleu within thu time allowed hy
law, and show cause, if any they can, why
permanent administration should not be
granted lo Joliu T. .Venders on Mini ea
late ou tho first .Vouday in September
nexl. Witness my baud mid olUeiul sig
nature this August 1st 1881,
C. M. McOLUltK, Ordinary.
wr&mis
AND
BCBIAL CASES*
I have added
to my present
large and varied
stock of merchan
dise a
cm JMIIOIIT
Parties who
may need Cot-
iins or Huruil Ca
ses can hereafter
be supplied in
Canton on as
reasonable terms
as at any other
points.
1 also have on
hand, for sale at
a very low price,
the celebrated
PRATT «IW
and
FEEIIER.
When in town
call around *md
see my stock.
J. M. McAfee.
CANTON, GA.. July, 11th 1881.
Gen'I. Pin-sengur Agent.
Q3S9EBI
AND SPERMATORRHEA.
rand positively*i1ttclir*
. oca, i _ . _ . .
ILim'-ly for (h« apontly ftnd parniaawat Curo of L JBL—
nal EmlMlona and ImpoUncy l>y the only true
wav, via t Diroct Application to the principal Haat
of tbo IUaaAiia,acting by Abaorptlun. ami mxeriing
Uia|Mvclflu Infloencson thnBcuiiu.il Vaailclcn, KJac-
uliitorv Uiicta, Proot.ito Gland, aud Urvthrii. Tho
a ui of Hom-dy i« atu>ndi.d w 1th no pain or incon-
tonlanr**, Mid dooa not InUrfrro with tho ordloarf
; uraiilits of llfoi It O atuokly dlaaolved and aoou ab>
»}ffUd.:ir.id-i ‘ A
, . . okli n
I. :>r.Ml'icln|f a:i iiitiu«KfUiloKM»Uiln«t ami rv*«tor-
l u;ton tba srtnsl ar«ft nervous oraanlra-
Monswroi'kad from aolf-nbuaaand •icoas*'>w l at4ipplnn
Gin drain froM tba ifiUok rMlorln* tiia inlnd M
bi«:ili and tiou.id raamoryCr»niovlr.« Uta DlmnaM
of lllEht, Korvoua Debility, Confualoii of Zdoo%
Avoiaion to Soc iety, ot*:., otc., nad the nppaarajMi
of prcm.itum old itgo uvuallr c*a t ompauylun this
trouliU*. and rrwtorlng pprfocl Mxuul VlKor. «rb*ro
It li*e boao dorm.tut for roars. Thte undo of treat*
mvrit baa afood tbe (oat la - -ry eevrro cxeve, end !•
imam pronounced eorcoee. Dnige arn too much pro.
•cribed In theee troubleo, and,aa many can l*ear wlt-
neva to. wrltu bnt llttlr If any perman* ut good. l h« r»
fa no Nor.iwoee altout thia rreparatloa. Practical ob>
aervaf t in vnablaa ua to itonUlvalv guarsnUn that It
vrill «lvoOAtlafactlon. During the eight year* that
It ha* lieoti In general uae, wa baru Ibouaanrl. of trail-
m.mlala aa to lu value, aud Ilia now conceded by tho
aledlcal l*n.!t*w*lon to bo tho moat rational mean* y.-t
Uaoovaredof reau hlog aoil < t ‘
1880—1881
HERGKEE ADVANC
We must have One Thousand
Subscribers in Cherokee and ad
joining ounties • in addition to
our present list by the first of
next January. We hope to have
your help in doing this. We have
enlarged the size ol the ADVANCe
to a 7c ulumii folio, thereby giv
ing its readers nearly twice as
much reading matter as before;
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price remarkably low, as follows:
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*• six months, 0.5.
** three months, :}5.
Now is the time to subscribe.
Get the first issue of the enlarg
ed edition, aim let us semi you the
paper regularly. Send it to your
absent friends in Texas and else
where while you can get it at
the lowest rates possible.
Respectfully,
BEN. F. PERKY.
js
SE
•ublo, that EZSHL WQ tO 1>0
ltd Ml
. to ,o many,aod upon whom quocho pn*y
S inlr usvIimm noRtruins and big G*«b», Tho Jim
nutupln naat boioa,of thr* .islro*. Iso, l.laoi
to last a monUU *3; No. 0, i-uQu-Unt lo «ITi
manant enra nn!osi In snwr* ca**c»,) 13 j
forth
with
nirdv
ouc b
adcUnt lo is fttact a pair*
^■.1 Ml, M°. 9.
entl’.alGtm and
Uavtliitf ovor thruo months, ail! aG-u •nilnalnn* a
factor* vigor In tha aor«l ' n ^
•oaUd.ln |»uin wrappara. Full riHBCXiONd i
Nraif for hreslrit is* mcs'issftt* a caipa*\
«iHrr«HiMiiy. >fXl/S I ««Hhw ft
Mo mnl mkcpfiml that thru milk; I
rrmtorctl t»perfect uuiiihv»<f.nml
IS
HARRIS REMEDY CO. MfU CHEMISTS.
Market and Cth Sts. 8T. LOUIS. Mo.
OR. BUTTS’ msPENSAw
nlc Dlaoaaca, and enjoyt a oailon*
Ilia curing wf conii llcatsvd t «»na.
xCRETriQN-MXPQSURM 1 ^?
of tho blond. fklnurlMMatrsfttanrlih -uo*
I bout uwiogMtircury or FoModoum Madkir.-R.
tcNsa, wllliout u *iu* i. u
xfisSaMih- -
tints f«*r hn.J»v*-* or marrlaaa, rerr
(.at ml quafttioMi lu
urn pitlTt-i mg from 11 sat t'ltac t
(lUosift* (bat untlU IU vie-
rmanantly ctir«d.
bv Mall emd Ei(>r.ss,
but whsri poatiMr,
mKKKfm •• mM aaTlavH
ba auswrrad bv paticr-u daalrluff Iraai-
aJJra st on appfkftrt—.
Joseph Elsas,
-
Nortl. tide Fuldie Square,
MASm ir i’A.
Keeps a lull Line of
I)BY GOODS,
HOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS,
READY ADE
CLOTHING
BEDFORD, VA.,
Alum and Iron
Springs.
Water Mass Fills—ToThoo I Give
Health.
NATURE’S REMEDY.
Obtained by Purest Evaporation o
Tho Mineral Water of these
Celebrated Springs.
Adapted in chronic dinrrheru, constipa
tion and scrofula— Hy. Latham, M. I)
Pr.n'1 Virginia Medical .Society,
Slice, safnlly used in dyspepsia, chronic
dinrrhu-a and scrofula.—Prof. S. Jack-
ton, IJnivertily Pennsylvania.
Efficient in amcmia; excellent api-eti-
■a:t and blood purifier.—H. Fisher, M D.,
lie-.rgia.
V’lTunhlc in nervous prostration, indi
gestiou und cholorosisG. E. lialhews
u. I) , N. ('.
A fine tonic nn.l alterative, very vulun
Ii|e in d senses peculiar to females, ctiron
ic lever and ague, bronchitis and diseases
of the digo«tive organs.—J. F. Rough-
ton .1/ D., Ala.
Very beneficial ill strengthening and
improving a reduced system.—Hoy. John
W. Beckwith, Bishop ot Georgia.
Invaluable as a nervous tonic.—lion.
I. C. Fowler, Twin.
A’ec.unmended asa prophylactic In ma
li.riui districts.— D R. Fairex, M. D..N O.
Best ores debilittt' fit systems to health
— I', r.' oorcer. M. D., Ind.
''Used with great benefit in malarial
li-v-r mid diphtheria ' — S. F. l)U|sm, M.
Prim:- of mineral tonics.—Franc's
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oeHf#/r#m#Visia,AvJ
IM from utnit rnl »1»»*.»I• t y tu suc h ai afWitFQuil my labor aaaas.
f it mnnlli Uni un.flt rrlUf. t ul no Iba mintrnry, »ni iullo*i-rf by
ilngrliilla A t this lluui I llt*» it a** uf yuur ilii-Nl.iN|r,fr»imvalil.UInr
o I.inc’sc Iiumriii III- emi tsonilerfill rik-ulU l LtsoDI and •» r*-turiirc| I found that »Nyt»atttial 14(1*
•wtft (M»t |4*riniio^tiUy ib< I«hI. 1 hnv« uaad tbrao iMcttlaaof (ha Tool**. Hlnca using 111 bam dona twlcn tba U*
l«ir that 1 »rar did In tha mujmi fliua during iuy lllm«n«. an I nil* * “ ‘‘ w... -r
arid vtuor of ImnI>, li.ttcoaitt i.Immx olonnirsa ».f lluniglil
noth. I know now wind. J give* || th»i r-iltt
Ith Hi* t'ntii'inl I
If tba Tools Lrf* not 4owm i
( lo.rhte of iron. IVrii.
rtan Hark, anil iftneo
Ithutem, nmmmrimteil
eeith the JVprfnfclc
.i re in set ten. it menem
ere if/ fiitrpmme irhrre
•t Tonte 4m veoemmnry.,
SASSrXtTVItCI IV TNI DR. HARTER MBDICINC CO.. SI. SU NtSTN MSI*
F. S. BARRETT.
Flowery Branch, - y Georgia
Kt.|.» ......(.i.ilj ... h.n.l n I,.... .ii.) lull ....riuu-iif nt
cfflcnclal afielduindL^e,
Which he sell*at bottom price*, He i* also agent for Hi • sale ul HKlD/.KTt
and ZKLL S 8 I'AN DA K\MiL’ANOS snd the very Is-st Acid Phosphates, trims —
cotton option and fail grading of col two in the la'll. A/.irch 4 ly
Highest eash price paid for cotton
zam
At
p.
G eorgia -chkbukee county :
Cicero R Holbrook having applied
to Ik: up|Kimted guardian of thu person
and piuperty of lteusou E. and Elizabeth
K. Meadors, minors under fourteen years
of age, residents of said county, this is to
cite ull pet sous concerned to be and ap
pear ul the Heptuluhei term of this court
uud show cause, is any they emi, why
Cicero It. Hulhriok should not be minis
led with Hie guardianship of lln-p. r~ n
and p’operty of >utd mmols Witness
my otlic-al signature this August I. 1881.
o. m McClure, oui y
• ! I’ll nil V ll
GEORGIA—Cnerokee County: p (} r ,„, v ,.| n.ivnig in pn p-r from ,.p-
If no good cause is ilnwa to tho onntru pled to u.e lur peru.in m l.-i c-.s ol ad
ry an order will he srante-i establishing . ministration on the dale ul Jscoh :.>•••
a public road ;n the 890th district, G. .1/ ] *ur, late of said county, this is to cile
ou thu Uth day of September next, com- . ami singular tho creditors snd next f
ir.eucing at (be north-, ast corner of Q A | kin of ./..cob Gioovcr, to be and appea
AND NOTIONS. , M01HEH8: MOTHERS: MOTHERS
Aru you disturl.ed i t niglit and liroke
He mak»< a specialty of LADIK'S and I of your rest by a xick child sulTeriiig'Nud
'crying v.r.h Hu: exeruciating paiu on
| cutting teeth? If so, go at once ami net
a hotlIn of MUS. WINSLOW’S SOOTH
! ING SYRUP. It will relieve the poor
little siitlerer immediately— depend upon
it, there is no mistake about it. There
I is no mother on ,-urtli who hasev.-r u»ed
it, who will not tell you at once that it
• will regulate tho Ijowels, and give re.d
| to the mother, pod relief uud health t»
I tho child, operating like magic. It is
: perfectly sale to use in all oases, ami
piuiiMdit lo the taste, und is the prescrip
i linn of .mu ot the oldes' und best f> male
j physicians and nurses iu the United
Stale-. Sold everywhere. 25 cent- ..
hot 11. . Oct D
I
GEATLEMAN’d KNIT UNDERWEAR
Also a Specialty in
Cutlery—Razors
SPECTACLES—A GREAT
VARIETY—SUITS
ANY EYES.
Go to scu JOSEPH ELSAS, you will
Mud hi* prices all right.
Fell. 8. 1881, ly.
'GEORGIA— Fit
.U.’o County
.\ e im-.-i : .la
.Veri'.l'a plantation, theuce on line be.
tween said J/eritt and W P D.ibbsto the
land ot E G Hardin, thence west to the
Marietta road in front of K O Hardin’s
house, following the line marked out by
the reviewers. Witness uiy baud and of
ficial signature tills August 1st 1881.
C. M. McCLURE. Ord’y.
at my offiou within toe tune allowed bv
law,and show cause', if any they cun,
why permanent administration should
not be granted U. James P. Groover on
said estate, on the first A/ooti v in Sep
tember next. Witness my hutd aud offi
cial signature August 1st 1881.
C. M. McCLURE, Oid’y.
DAVID .LAND BETH * S0N8, Philadelphia, Pa.
4.( « AYE MY CHIU) tli
, nil him, M. D„ N. t
: Of gn at curative virtue.—I liomns
i/umhoid, M D., St. Louis.
Beneficial in uterine derangements nnd
maluriuuH conditiout.—O. M. \ Ri*, a. I).
Ohio , , -
Q. s,t remedy ever u»ed in di»OHfcM ot
the throat.—I’. A. SifiVrd. M. 1)., N. C.
I - ..me, alterative.diuretic: one of nu-
ture’s greatest remedies.—Medical Asso
ciation of Lynchburg, Virginia
Adapted iu certain mfectatioiic <d the
kidneys and bladder; dyspepsia, lupus,
eidoroais. scrofulous aud cutuueous ante
tioi.H.—/fev.J. I Miorinan. M D., Va.
/.vlieves lieaihicbe. promptly—both
sick in d nervous—//ev E P Dodson. Va
.Sample supply Mint Irec to any physi
cian desiring the lest• Pumpiileta sent
Analysis with each (Niukage. Wa
il com. s lion, tin Springs 34 per
ii g II na in glas» 50 tor 5
s, -Tl for 10 okII-ui-, *1 I"! 20 gal
lim- in ca-k-. .l/>" ou cm'., amt 41;
42 5 , ,. d lo- I’ll b“ '
Ml I, J.V. 60 mid 41 package;
l‘" . .,2 oe. and 8 ■ halt'd /. Rum post-
I pmd’».iywh. ro Tnis M-sa and Pill*
contains ill reduced space ail thu cm i .'e
powers of the water, uud is convent, ut,
palatable and soluble.
Springs open for visitors June 1st.
Board |30 per month. Special rates to
lamilies ami partus carriages meet
visitors ul Forest, and Lawyer a depot.
/JLmukLnd,
Dk.ci.khs in
DKVQOUliS,{NOTIONS, HOOTS, SHOES, HATS, HAHDWARtt
clothing, Family Groceries, Ftc.,
And Agents tor th.-Mi'e of HoIuI.Ic Pacific and Pendleton's A'l.inouiated 8iq>er
phosphate and Hnliib'.i P icillc Acid- tliu very be*t Fertilizer* on the market. High
,.*t Gash prices j-»id for cotton. .. '•aftB>s«»wLf rC * 1 *
4 'fr difi/j./id!!(•(I / S
WINS HI rs I RON WORKS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
TUB IMPROVED WINdlltP "T mm GIN. SKf.F FEEDER AN
CON DRIER. ''Ol'TON P/.’KSSK8. FOR STCCM. HAND GY
HORRE POWER, RH4KTTVO. PULUK^. H'NGEHS SAW
MILLS. AND "ILL "EARING OF EVERY DESCRIP
TION. ENGINES AND OTHER M A HINEBY
//EPAlREI) ESTIMATES I’CWNI.SII-
KD ON APPLICATION.
■ Correspondence solicited. A.lilre**,
WIHSHIP & B»0.
ATLANTA, GA.
lull i
free,
ter a
e.-i
gall*
c.VVE — - - - .
ilos -s ..I til l’litout lie.mnly each four miles from Springs, up m ad
-UOo c.uil they hrpught uwuv
hull'ti pint ol worm*.” ^ohl by
Dr. J, it. Turk, Druggist, rtnton
A M. DAVIES, Pres, of the Company.
72 Main St., Lynchburg, Va,
Sold by Dr. John M. lurk, Canton.
Georgia.
If
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J t*f. inter-
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: nvrver. They ;»:t
a i iiy*|ii (ii:i;syili|'toln*, Mirll
■ I Ifgirtbvni'tle^ Till- 4Ml I
.-bell 111" tcctli or gl\ t
. ■ • l. r tlm A 15 C Book, 32 pp. ».i
. D.LtL CO., Halt Danre, Md.
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