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Camton, Ga., September 30,1S82
OEN. L. J- GARTREL.L
THE PEOrLFS CANDIDATE
far (mnir.
8EC. OF STATE
N. C. BARN ITT
INDEi’ENDANT CAUCUS.
COMP’T GENERAL
W. A. WRIGHT
TREASURER
D. N. SPEER
ATTORNEY GENERAL
CLIFFORD ANDERSON.
CONGRESSMAN'FOR STATE-AT
•LARGE
HON. TOM HARDEMAN.
REPRESENTATIVE 7<A district
HON. j. C. CLEMENTS
BTATB SENATE, 99th DIST.
R. A. BAKES.
HON. J. C. CLEMENTS will
•peak at thn following piece*:
WNd Stock, Monday, 11 o'clock, a.
at. 25tk.
Hally Spring*, Moaday night, 25th.
Caatoa,Taeaaav.l 1 o’cla«k,a. m. 26th
Hickory Flat. Taaaday aicht, Sfitb.
Ophio Poatafio*, W*dee*d*y, 11 a’
clock, a. m. 27th.
Cona A Roberta’ atara, Wadaaaday
sight 27th. ....
Bail Ground,Thuraday, 11 o clack,
a. m. 28th.
Waleaca. Thuraday aight 28th.
SuUllaa.Friday.li o’docE.a. «. 29tb
Cherokee Milia, Friday aight, 29th.
Mr. Editor:— I suppose you
ara aware that aa the 27th laat.,
the independent caadidatea aad a
law triaads failed ia tbe«r oaacae
to agree, aad by agraaaaeat met at
Caatoa aa 28th. Two af thaaa aad
a few frianda, aad altar coasider-
able mencurveriag aadmore private
caucusing—it waa fiaally decided
that Mr. J. K. Moore ahould retire
and Mr. Dial ruafor rapraaaatativa
Now Mr. Editor, 1 waat to atk
our iadopoadont frianda—who op*
poee aaaiinationa whether it ia hat
tar for man frera every diatriet ia
the coaaty, ia a public aiaatiag, to
recon Head a geod aad aaitahla
naa to rapraaeat than, ar for the
candidates with a taw friends, aat
exceeding six. to naet ia private
coavoatioa or caacaa, aad bo
aat# a candidate or recomnead
oao far the suppart of our paopl# |
Aro wo truly iadopoadont, or aro
wo controlled by a few? Thera
ara two other caadidatea who ara
not naminated—let aa vete tor oao
of those il wa ara ia earnest, it not
—don’t eay a ay tiling more about
indopeadeatian. Cassavas.
ant after twenty.twa years neper*
at ion.
Write to J.L. Worley, Hiokery
Flat, Ga., or to nyaalf, or tbroogh
ho Advabcb ot Caatoa.
W. N. Willson,
Septl882. Fort Boffiagtoa, Ga.
SPEAKING
I)r W H Felten will epeak at
Weod Stack Sept 27th.
Ball Ground October 3rd.
Waleaca Octaber 4th.
‘ The yellow fever
ia Pensacola.
ia increasing
The denecrats of New York
have nomioatod Grover Cleveland
tor Governor aad D. B. Hill for
Lieateaaat Governor.
Itr. E. A. Williams Iran Foaadrj
a ear Marietta, waa destroyed by
fire last Wedaaaday, abaut 4 1-
o'clock, aaya tbo Journal.
Gan. Unary R. Jackson will
speak ia MariatU, Oct. 7th, Gea
Jackson is the champion orator of
the state since the death af Sana -
ter Hill.
There ia hut sue eaadidate tor
the legislator# ia Dooly county.
If wo wore ia Dooly, wo would
ase oure iaflaeaoo and try aad
have him elected.
WHAT A TERRIBLE DUST
KICK UP.
*B
HON. JOHN D. STEWART.
Wo loom that Jadge Stewart of
Griffin, will be plaoed in nomine-
tioa by hia frianda, before the next
legislators for re-election forJudge.
Judge Stewart boo always hold
offices ot high honor is Georgia.
Wa boldly assort that no mao
that over held office in . tbo
State can present n oleerer record
io the discharge of oil dotioe tbon
Jadgo Stewart. His oooociontiona
discharge ot duty boo mod# o char
acter that no one boa over faolted.
Perfect satisfaction to all bo
boon tba rasalt of bis Inborn
Tbo Caatoa Advakco dadgeo tba
Wa didn't oomplaia of its
support of Mr. Clam eats tbo Dorn*
oc retie candidate, bat of ita inoenais-
tsoeyio supporting tbs independent
Gtrtrell. It claims tabs so “er-
guoiaer*’ paper, yet eapporte o “die
organism.” Half pig opd half pop
py kind of petition rate itself of in*
flaoaor.—Marietta Jeans!•
Wa ora aader tba If rsasiaa that
naitbar tbs iefloeaos of tbo Adva*
oner Morietto Journal will mob
eery importoat obaagaa to tbo Gob-
sraatorial alaatioa. la port wa are
aware that oar maoh ootoomsd ooa-
temparay differs with as ia thie re
■ark aawall as ear politiesl oonne
Bnt wo adopt the following that
tad in the laat iaaaa al the Journal
Wears net running the Joaraal
(Advavob) te please faalt-fladsrs,
hat Ita preprieter'Xe).
IMPORTANT. READ!
Be it known that, the aUadaroat
falehesds, now being circalated hi
Forsyth" agaiaet Bov. R. A. Sake*
ore predicated on what waa said te
have accerred, years age. Sine*
than Mr. Bakes wrs elected a repre
sents taive tram hia ooaaty, by an
aapraeidsated majority, motiving
vote* te hia opponent's single
one.
“Tooth”
FOR 8TEPH1NS.
Chicken thieves are on
rampage in Marietta.
the
Dr. F. M. Brantly is a eaadidate
for stato Senate agaiast George
Marten. No hotter man in the
state than Dr. Brest ly.
J. A. Aaslsy of Americue ia ap
pointed Judge af the Southwestern
circuit in the place of Judge Crisp
resigned.
CLEMENTS IN CANTON.
On laat Thursday Ilea. J. C
Clam ants spots ia the caart house
to a large and very attentive aadi
aaca. Ho made ana el the finest
speeches, wo have listened te. All
his arguments wart unanswerable
Hia premises ware taken upon
facte, and his ceaelasieaa ware so
clear and simple that no aao pro
tended to gainsay them. The most
uncompromising follower of Dr
Felton coaid offer aa ebjeotiona.
Ia all his apaach there was oat
a acurrila ward, a blackguard in
sinuation or on iotimatioo, that
any ana coaid construe into abaaa
ar bitterness.
Had hit opponent bean present,
with the saasatlveaeaa of a delicate
sekoel-miss, he coaid have taken
uo offence.
We thauk God that, oar boat
political speakers now stead oa a
higher plat-ierm, than that which
ostracize* all opponents aad brands
all man with dishonesty or ropoh-
licaaism who differ with them ia
opinion.
Mr. Clements belongs te this
high class of politicians. Mia past
record, with his noble, high-mind
ed affability, has eroatod many
new friends io the 7th congression
al district, that will bring him a
rousing majority whan too votes
ara counted ia November next.
Attar Mr. Clements speech, Gea
Wefferd made ana ot hia aharae-
terietic speeches in behalf of Mr.
Stephens. The hoar being late
and many taeling the waat of re
plenishing the “iaasr man,” at the
asual dinner hear; the andieace
wee considerably reduced before
ha closed bia speech. Wo have
had bat few political speeches io
Cantos. None ara booked for tka
fataro.
My Fallow Colored Citi
Wo aaad something te think o-
hoot, talk abaat aad refleet open.
Our race ought to fool the deepest
interest ia the Governor’s alee-
tioa.
I hope ovary aalarad men will
brighten up to his hoot internet.
Mr. Stephens is one of the great
est statesmen and the moo ovary
one should oast his vote tor. Ho
has always stood up for his coon
try. Ho baa olwaye boon n friend
te the pear nod partieolarly te the
colored man, who waa oat able te
help himself. Hia groat name ia
a large part ot tbo history of ear
ooantry. Some of Goo. Gar troll’s
friends any ho will make the boot
Governor, bet wo think that bo
will not. They say be is getting
old end too feeble. It don't re*
quiro a man te weigh 8001be to bo
a governor. Now follow citizens
come ap oa tba day of election
aad bring yoar ticket with Mr.
Stephana’ name oa it. Ho io tbo
moo wo wont for ho w ear friend.
Frabe Putbam, Cel’d.
Seyt 28thlt.
Gera has bean killed in
Indiana aad Illinois.
Iowa,
Two nsw cases aad at death from
yellow lever at Brownsville Texas
A- M. Dubose is the asti-prohibi-
tieu candidate for representative
from Hancock.
Fifiyeiac colored subjects were bap
tized in Grfiin last Sunday.
COSTITUTION TRADE ISSUE.
The trade issue containing 24
pages or 144 columns, of the Con
stitution, is the biggest thing since
tbo Exposition. This indispensa
ble newspaper has bo half-way
ground to stand on. Saccesa always
crowns every effort of its eeterpris
lag proprietors ia all thsy uadsr
take. This sue issue is wort#
thousands to the business men of
Atlanta.
REUNION.
Wo test Col. Moore, proprietor of
tho old Franklin gold mint io this
ooaaty, loot Wsdoesday. Ha speaks
iacoavagiagly of hi* mils*.
He has beta haaliag machinery
for months, to them mines. These
Preparation*, aew oad best meehia-
sry with every ether fbeility ter tee
ting and developing tho amount ot
tho bidden treasures has east him
to this dote more then fifty thousand
dollar. Ha informed a* that these
mine* ara iaexbaustable. Ha ex
pacta with this new mackiaery te
able io a abort tim* te prodaoelIOC.
000,per moath. At this rate, he says
these mine*, will antlast a genera
tion.
Charter of Canton Amended.
An Act to eonoolidmtt, amomd and taper
otic tho Act incorporoiitf tho totm of
Canton, in tho Co. if Cktrokto, Stato
of Qtoryia; to rapes! confiding Immo ;
toprooido/or a Mayor ami Council;
proem ibo tkoir pvworo ami AaHoo; ami
for oihtr purpoooo im eonnociion with
saii corporation.
Cabtoi, Ga., Sept. 26tb, 1881.
To all Wham It snap Oooaova:
Thsy are hereby nettled that the Beard
Mayor and Ceuecilmee, of the Iowa ef
Caatea, will apply far the passage ef e
local act; the above being the title ef
tame, to t o Legislature of Geeigia,
vhieh convenes in Atlanta oa the let
Wednesday ia November, 1162. By or
der ot the coaacil.
O. W. PUTNAM, Matob.
BEN. F. PERRY, Sac'v A Taut.
SeptfO 4t.
GEORGIA—Cherokee Coaaty
Te all Waon it mat Coacaau,
R. M. White, Guardian for Sarah E.
Westbrook, applies to mo for letters of
diamtaioa I row said geardieaohip, end
I will nets upon his epel.cetioa ns tbs
Iret Monday ia November asst, al
effice to Centos, ia aaid count).
Given aader
nature thie
LUBE, Ord’y
.avia, iu eeiu couuij.
ider uy bead ead official aig
itTth day of Sept. IMS.
C. M. Me.LURE, Ord’y
PAID LOCALS
Den t forget ii-J. M. McAfee km the
largest stock o
aad efaeai
Caul
SUTALLtbM DOTS
Them cool aigbta remind us of
winter.
Caadidatas pass this way occasion -
ally.
Wa hops ovary voter will tarn
eat next Wednesday, and vote far
tha man they think will work to the
interest of oar country.
Dow Blalock says ho wants te
merry.
Bov. J. Koetor married Mr. Thom
aa Cagle aad Jftao Laura Caasat aa
the 17th Iastea t. both of Cbhrekee.
Hoard soma interesting sermons
at tha oamp-maatiag, laat Saaday.
Mr. S. P. Heethoeck aad Miss M
A Elliott wore married by M. T.
Elliott oa tho S7th IastaaL
Dr. Covington ia we 11 acquainted
about Walosoo camp ground.
Mias .Sue Lester’s school dosed
28th. This makes Sa toilet duller
thoaaooul. She will visit frioads
near Canton before going to ntr
home ia Garden
Fair Play.
BOSWELL CORRESPON-
dance to Morietto Journal. Mrs
Jfinkinaett has rataracd IrC
Groan coaaty.
Reofiing oa now factory will ne
finished this weak.
Rev. B. F. Ball of Smymia
preached at tha Baptist Chorcli
last Saaday. It ia probable that
bo will bo tbo poster aoxt year.
Fobt Buffibotob, Ga.
Ma.RDiToa:— As same af the
members of the 23d Ga. Reg>meit,
wish a reunion, name time io 1883;
we wish through tho Abtahcb te
correspond with tha scattered mem
bers at' tea regiment ia different
parts of the country, aa that all caa
have dae aatiea. Thus by corres
pondence. something definite
may be arrived at, aa te time and
place.
Tharo ara new four Colonels—
Col. Hutcherson of Cherokee, also
Col. Sharp, Col. Best aad Col. B*l-
lea gar.
We would bo glad to receive
letters from thaaa aad all other
members of the Regiment, con
cerning this reunion.
Bitch a masting weald bo pleas-
HAUL AFFAIRS,
Wa wore on o visit te relation*
last week, ia Dawson. Thty ara
gatbsriag cera there
We heard some excellent preaah
iug at Ceaoerd vamp-meeting laat
Saaday, Dr. Wiago aad others,
Thera are fewer hoge ia this earn-
muaity than has aver been kaowa.
Cettoa is opening fitly, maaykav*
picked over their fields first time.
Many attended Walssee camp-
meet iog last Saaday.
The camp* matting ia Pickaes
was well represented by oar cem-
maaity.
Cera is selling at 49 casts per
bushel, ia Dawaaa.
Tbs least thing a maa evsr did
was to fall oat with his asighbere a*
bout politics.
K. V. J.
ef hate, every at
oeper^tbAa the cheapest.
B. F. Crislsr has jail received on
excellent assortment of clothing
Boat suite. Beat oker casta. Any
as* caa b# saiud ia qaaUty and
price. aog26 '
Best prioes paid far oeaatry pro*
duoe, by Cogging, Jordan A Co.
; aag26
Did yon coll aad look at tko splen
did aaoortmeat of geedo jast opened
by Coggins, Jordan A Co anglt
Tha very laUat stylo of prints
saitiags, worsted, assorted dreso goods
aad plain white goods, bow offered
at tha very loksat priori, at Csggias,
Jordan A Co acg26
A large let af iron,for wagon wetk,
noils sod hard ward gaarraliy, by
Coggins, Jordan A Co.' aug2fi .
Goods, for making easts,' vesli
aad peats, for fall aed winter wear'
af tka very best quality,, at Coggins,
Jordan A Co aug26
If you wait • cheep ■bawl. Go to J,
M. McAfee s and you will find it. M 4\
A large let ot dreae cbecka, ginghams,
abirtiag* sheetings ate. juat received—
•old at McAfee'e. 9-9 4t
• •« •
tha madsra improvements, jaaV
spaaed and tar sale at Atlanta prioes
by Coggins, Jordan A Co aagSf
All the ladi*s art invited to call
and see Ceggias, Jordan A Co's sow
calicoes, worsteds aad dress goods.
- aagtfi
Hose, half hose, gloves, kait aad
worsted underwear, suspenders, tiea^
Ac. A full’lias at Coggins, Jordan
A Ca. ' aug26
Did you sxaatiaa those alike tin sad
collars, st MeAfoeV Ha astla thorn vary
law. ,9-1 it.
Cravats, neck-ties, liusa shirts
oollars, heavy over-shirts, all at rea
sonable prices, by Ceggias, Jordan
A Co. aag£6
Bacon, lard, best Hear, eager, oaf-
fee, eggs, hatter and every thing-else
al the best quality, ia tha way of
family supplies, always at Coggins
Jordan AC#. aag26
Should any of your friends deport thie
fe (which we trust will not be eooa)
don't forget to call on J. M. McAfee for
a neat coffia or casket. He will aell you
one at Atlaata price*. *-J 4t.
If you need s trunk, go to McAfee’s.
Ho haa a aica line flu sale cheep for
cash. Say 9.
iu the
THIS SPACE
IB IM
SINGULAR CONTRAST
WITH Til
LARGE AND COMPLETE
•TOCK OF
Otoeerias, Hardware
ELSE uaually
Cloth-
kept ia a
Dry Qaeda, Dram Goode, Boole. Shoes, Nets, Beys sad Men's
itg Ladies Cloak*,
aad everything
First Claas
Wholesale and Retail Store.
fLL TO MB FOUMB A*
I. M. McAIWS
CANTON
GEORGIA
A shirt for every maa
at McAfee's.
NEW rALL STOCK.
If yen want a good ahoe, a good boot
aa excellcat hat for your aalf your wife
or daughter—A»y thing that i« kept ia
a drat claaa general atora aad aaeded at
home—Call at W. M. Ellis' aad axamiaa
aad pries. <Sapt Bad tf
New E
UTERIS
E
TRIPP & TOLBERT
New have their New Bteam Machinery ia foil eperarioa ia CANTON.
Plaining Lumber,
delating aad Matekiag.
Moulding aad Preparing all
Lumbhr for baildtag pa
Bpaelal Atteatlea
To giralag and paahiag cettoa.
GRINDING CORN.
?* tAesaaoo af Thawd^a and Fridays of each week will griad all con
h«m*t teoaamtu. Coat a, Ga., i eptao ISO*.
county
Sep 9
Tha dress goods, dry goods print*,
notions and every thing ara ariving,
while tbeADVAMcnis being printed. C«hb*
and aa* aa. E- B, Holland A co
Juat received at McAfea'a—hollow-
wara, croaa-cut sawa, chiaala plains,
•hovela, apadea, alattocks and many
other articlrs of hardware. Sep •
A CLOAK FOR EVERY BODY.
Got* McAfees aad mm thoea floe
cloaks. 1 ha large at lot ever brought
to Caatoa and very cheap. Bcp 9.
Larga lot of bagging and tiaa, jaat re
ceived. which will be sold, by McAfee.
Giee hist n call. Sep 9
McAfee hat a fiat stock of elothiat
aad caa suit old or yoang.Alae a fall line
of over costs reedy for foil end winter-
all of which ha ia selling tow for randy
aonay. M 41.
Go and aeeJ. M. McAfee’s stock .of
Concord end other Jeans, fine caaaiaacr-
ea, end all so low for case. 9-1, 4t
McAfee is receivieg a vary handsome
line of ladies' dress goods. 04 4t.
Sheet! Shoes! t-A large, well aeclected
Hock. Also boots, old ladies’soft, low-
heel ahoes—reedy (or fall trada, at Mc
Afees. . 9-9 4t.
Oe to B F CriaU-r aad price hie good*
9-14
Fin* dreae goods, all wool cashmere,
ladlaa cashmere, flannel suitings seme,
c hing new and pretty. Reversible Bait
ing*, surah aad crapa cloth. Pacific
Stripes, and Alpacas- at 1 B Holland A
Co. 9-16
Largaat lot of bleached domestic ia
Iowa at E. fi. Ho(lai>d A Co. 9—19
E B Holland A Co are Agents for
Maaou Patton A Co flae lacea aad trim
mings 11-3 to 8 yrds for only- lOcta
par bunch, call and maka aoclactioaa at
oace. 9—1*
Retry thing In notions aad fancy
jfoda at E- B Holland * Co. 9—lfi
E. B. Holland A Co have the Urgent
iot of cotton ead silk lace ties ever iq
Caatoa. 9—19
OAL1 OWALI Oil CALICO!!!
For every body. An endless quantity
aad variety. Call and get jouc wite, aia.
ter, mother, daughter, contain and aunt,
a dreoa at E B Holland A oe. 9—19
SHOES! BOOTS /ND RUBBERS!
For ail Sexaa aad siza* at E B Holland
A co 9— lfi
Large lot of caffim, sugar oora m al
t aeon ate at B B Hollaad * an