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RETALIATION.
This is one of the natural growth?
ol f lien nature. P.-rSups no evil
rankles more ungovernably in tin-
human breast, than this.
In the Divine code, no sin is mon-
pointedly condemned, than render
ing evil for evil.
It is not only a sin at which mor
nlity revolts, but it is founded on ig
norar.ee and practiced for want of
goed sense and proper judgement.
In nlmest al| other mistukes that
vre are constantly making—experi
ence teaches ns. In this, though re
taliation has been in constant prac
tice, since the world begau, and in
every iustauce, without au isolated
exception, the retalintor has beon
the injured party—yet wo go on
“kicking back when we are kicked.’’
The worst whipped man that ever
received a thrashing, was the man
who was whipped by kindness. In
truth such men have burning coals
upon their heads.
Then where one ha* the courage
and moral man-hood to over come
mennnesss, by doing good to the
mean man, both parties are benefited-
The offender is effectually whipped,
and he needed it. On the other
hand, the conqueror is made happy
in the consciousness af his supeiiorty
above his enemy, as well us a sense
of huviug done right.
110 USES WAITING IN CANTON.
News.
Congressman Robinson wan's to
buy Iteland, and add it to the Unit
ed States and has introduced a hi 1
to that end.
It is reported that Senator Ed
munds, opposes Mr. Speer's nomina-
tion for dist A’ty ia Georgia. His
name is with drawn temporarily tii>
congress adjourns.
Near Helena Ark, 18 convicts
over powered the two guards. Shot
and killed a Mr. Grant and are now
at large, pretty well armed. They
plu idered i vey nouse, till ihey ar
rived to the swamp, in which they
are now conc.-ulcd.
Some on? poisone l the med c ue,
intended for tne sick ol the Insam
Asylum, Staunton Va. on last Sat
urday, several died. N«» clew to the
poisoners.
The first Baptist Clint oh of Ma
con will build a new h mso, iusteud
of repairing the o f d, which was re
cently injured by lire. Tiny have
bought the Arms'tong lot at $<14,-
000, have assets $114,000 and propos--
for the new house to cost ♦‘15.000
That amount is easily made in M.i-
con.
It is not unusual for seventy-five
or one hundred med to swap horses
per day, on court week. Last Tues*
day was the grand day. The moon
vrus right, the weather good and the
wind blew about liurd enough. So
hundreds of men left home when
the sun rose Tuesday morning deter
mined not to ride the san e “nag"
from, that he rode to Cantou.
There wus one swapping ground
East and one west of the town about
a quarter ot each other. This d;s>
\ce served to test fcnd show the
horses. Two by two and four by
four etc beck and forth in every gait
•ud spied, every sort of shape
and color, of horses and mules
ever known was constantly,,on
exhibit.
Tho banters j-stsandpet names
given to the “nags" In parlance,
known only to horse swuppers,
beggars all attempts at descrip.ion;
Tuesday was u big day for Canton.
ATLANTA EVENING STAR.
We have on our table No 1 Vol 1
of t'us bright, newsey and bran new
daily. We like the manliness with
which the Star stuns out.
The “Star publishing Co." has
plenty of moaey and plenty of bruins
to make a paper that will command
just as much patronage as it needs.
We love a public journal possessing
independence and manhood. The
‘•Star’ , rists with these sort of col
ors.
We need not say the Star is beau
tifnlly printed—We simply say it is
printed bv Jas. P. Harrison &co
Mr. Brainard, formally ot Philadel
phia press is editor, and H 11 Cabin-
is manager. Cali iu this oflice a-.ut
see sample copy.
OIL CAN,
Last wt-rkiu telling a few things
that were moving along at Canton,
we left out the tin shop, by J. II
Steadman. Having been troubled
much about leaky cans of late, we
have a home-made one now that
will Jo.
There is no better workmen in
Geoigia than Mr Steadman. He
makes things that don't leak. Get
bin) to make au oil can uud try
him.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Was well attended by the surround
ing towns. Able lawyers iiom Ma
rietta, Alpharetta, Jasper Carters
Tide,,Ac worth, DaLas, Atlanta Cum
vine, witli out' local attorneys
General Evans’ wile is lying at
the poiht of death.
Senator elect Bowen of Colorado,
redures himself an out and out pro
tectionist.
ASKING QUESTIONS.
Of till the calamitous disasters
that poor humanity inherited in
Adam s fall, that ol being asked
foolish questions, overtops all. It
is a matter astonishment that any
man can live out half ol his “three
score years and ten,” and listen to
the (oolisli questions that the pres
ent ago press on him.
Now wo think we hear an old
pious (?) bachelor groan deep down
below his religion, and say—“All
wrong! All wrong!” Wo must an-
courage our hoys to ask questions.
“They must learn to be smart.”
Now the truth is, wo have too
many smart boys. The market is
•glutted. The supply exceeds the
demand. Wo have too many left
on hand- JVe have thousands that
would make good presidents and
good congressmen, hut all are not
needed.
he demand now ia, l»r common
hoys, and there are but few on the
market. The country is in need
of dull boys. Boys that have some
thing yet to learn, t' u‘ tho world
may keep in pr gross. Send us
some uomniou boys uud toll us
what to do with the supplies on
bind, who are too smart to work,
know to ) much io loam and have
t>o much brain power to push with
their hands.
S11 MUFFS"sales FOR APRIL.
Jacksonville Fla. uses 300,000gal
lons of water daily, Irorn tho city
water-work?.
Two whales were caught at Bruns
wick last Friday. One 80 feet and
a young one 30 feet long. The large
one will yield about one hundred bar
reU of oil.
It is throughc that Ex Treasurer
Vincent has suicided. Nothing has
been heard from him that can be
rehed upon, since his crime was
exposed.
The “Star" says Atlanta will be
fenced in now shortly. The sur-
ronn ling county cutnpells the city
to do this or put, up the cows. Bel
ter fence in the cows and uct sensi
bly-
Thornton of the Appeal is play
ing Venuor. lie tePl all about th-
weather. lie bits.-s bis predictions
on local sun sets.
Under the “Grand Excursion
is—‘-Only #51.30. Nawif we had
fifty one dollars aud thirty cent?,
we Would stay at home. We would
put out our sigh as the riches'
muu in the country. Uur whole
talk would be of how we would dis
pense our liberality and let others
go to Havana.
Our Democratic friends are not
going to permit ill* passage of uuy
internal revenue bill until some
thing is done with the tariff. Bully
for democracy.
Lithonia has got a live mad dog
running loose. lie has attacked
several persons, but bit no one.
The storm blew down Home’s
liberty pole on last Saturday.
Our Mr. Clements mado bis
master speech in the house on ed-
ucatioual appropriation, last Satur
day.
Montgomery county has rustled
up another batch of ghosts that
will likely rival the Surreney sensa
tiou of some years ago.
President David Davis lias of
fered his resignation to tho Senate
to take effect to dav at 12 m.
It is now known definitely, who
struck Billie Patterson and where
Tony hid the wedge. Efforts are
being made to find the exact time
that Mary had a little lamb. Also
what time of the moon it wus,
wtien the boy stood on the burn
ing deck. Research, is onja boom.
Will bn sold before the court house
door, within pie legal hours of sale, in
the first Tuesday in April, iu tho t»wu
of Canton, Cherokee county, Gu—tho
following property, to-ovit: One lot of
land Nj 202 in the fourteenth (14) Dist
and 2nd (2) Sect. Cherotcee county-
said land levied on ns the property
J. M. MeAt've, to satisty one execution
now transferred to It. W. Shields—issu
ed from ilie Notary's court held in and
for the 808 Dist. G. M. of Cobh comity
Ga.—in faver of W. it. Montgomery &
Co. against J. M McAfee. Win Phillips,
C.-D. Phillips, II. M. Il-iinmitt and \V.
A. Hoskins Said land pointed out by
J. M. McAfee and the said J. M. Me-
A fee notified of tho levy as required by
law. Levy returned to ina by It. G.
Daniel, LO. Feb28 1888 Fee*4.05.
Also at the same time and place the
following lot* of luud—Nos 627, 52s,
407,408 G01 and one half of mt number
(lug, one half of lot 383, one hill of lot
314 All said I ts of mud lying iu the
3d Dist. 21 Sect, of Ch -rokee county ■ *.
Levied on us the pr perty of it J. B -
bng to satisfy sundry ti fas in favor of
C, A. Dnnwatily vs It. J Boling.
Also at the same time and place, tile
following property, to-wit: L its of lan 1
Nos 5*7, 328, 407, 4us, (IU1. One bail'of
lot N" 002, one half of lot 382 nnd one
half of lot 31 i, nil lying in the 3rd Disi.
and 2d Sict. of Cherokee couuty, Ga.
Leyie.l on as the property of It J. Baling
to siitisfv sundry fi Ids in favor ot C. A.
Dunwor 'y vs it. J. U ding.
Also at the saw j time and place the
follow n? lots ol land to wit; Non 627,
528 407. 408, t»Ul, Imlf <•»' C02, half of
382, aud halt of 314. Alt lyisg in the
3d J)i* and 2 1 Sect of Clu-roKeo c u 11\
Ga. Le-vied on as the property of h J.
Bjling to -atisfy sundry fi Us in favor of
G. A. Djuwoidv vs it. J. Holing.
Also at the same tune a id place, the
following lots of land to wit: Nog 527
528, -107, 408, GUI. half of 382, halt ol
314 and half of 002. Ail in the 3d Dist
2 1 Sect of Cherokee couuty Gi. Levied
on as the property of it. J. B 'dug to
satisfy sundry ti las in favor of- C. A.
Duuwordy Vs It J. Boling. All the four
above fi Ian were levied on by II. G.
Daniel, L. C. the property pointed out
by Plaintiff* A’t'y on each, and tenant iu
possessi m notified ill each case.
JunclbtlM82 FeeSl 1,38.
Also at tne same time aud place th-
following property to w:t, Pait ot lot < f
land, containing 80 acros, iti >re or less.
It being part of lot number 107 ia tne
23d I).st and 2 l Sect. It being East
part of said lot. Levied cm as the prop
city ot S. At. Hardin and Dave Hardin—
LaGr.md Hunnen, tenant in possess on
notified according to law. L:vied on s
the propeity cf8. M Hnrdiu uud Dm-
Ha:din to sal.sfy a fi fa in Uvor of D. P
.!/uh»n vs S. At. Hardin and Dave liar
din. Levie made and returned to m- by
A C Bryson, L.C. Feb27.h’83
FeeS3,75
Also at the same timi and piece the
following property to wit, on - house and
lot in the town ot Canton, and in wli ich
II. A. .l/cAC:e now resides, said proper
ty is bounded ns follows to wit, on the
North by the Baptist church lot, on the
East by N. J. Wlieeler’s lot, on tii e
South by tin property belonging to tne
estate of Joseph Gresham, and on tti <■
West by the street leaning t,y the U.i •
list churc-i. Property pointed out b.,
Plaint ill* in fi fis. Levied ou as the prop
erty of H. A McAfee to satisfy litr e
Ju»tice couit fi fas in favor of J. 11.
Spier, is-tied from the Justice court ot
the 792 Dist G M. Cherokee county, G.
vs H A. A'cAft e II A J/cAfee u pas -
ession of said property notified in wr-
ting. Levy made and returned to me by
II G Daniel, L c. Jun30 83 Feef5,?3
U €r Gi amiing,
Slieriff
GEORGIA—Cherokee County :
R L Patterson, of said county, ap
plies to me for letters of administration
on the estate ot -Vary A Patterson de
ceased, and 1 will pass upon h s applica-
t-ou on the first A/onday in A ril. 188 3
Feb28 V3 U. M. McOLUKK Urd’y
Fee |D ,5 3
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
UllURCUKS.
M. t Cnaacii, South—Rev. R. R
Johns Pastor. Preaching every first
and third Sundays bv the paster.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday night.
Sunday School at 9 a. m K. B.
Holland, Superintendent. Ben. F. Perry,
Secretary.
Baptist Otiunoii— Rev. N. N Edge
Pastor. Preaching every second and
fourth Sunday, and Satuiday before
2nd Sunday in eaeli month.
SHohutli school at 3 p. m. C . F. Edge
Superintendent. J J. Coggins, Secretary
ORDERS.
F. A. M.—Meets every first and third
Monday's at 8 p. x.. in Masonic Hall.
E. B. Holland. W. M.
J L Jordan, Sec'ty
K. of II.—Meets every 1st and 3rd
Tuesday at 7 12 r m., in Masonic Hall.
W. A. fen-ley, Dictator.
• Jabes Galt, Reporter.
Municipal.— J. D. Attaway Mayor.
J M. Hurtz, Marshal.
B. F, Perry Sec u-idTreas.
COUNTY~OFFICERS.
C .1/ Mc'JAURFi, Oidinary.
JAI1EZ GALT, Clerk S. Court.
EG GRAMLING, Shut iff.
IJ W FUltOEItSON, fax Collector.
T R A It WOOD, lax Receiver.
JOSEPH SHARP, ^Treasurer.
F. W MOORE, Surveyor.
Wm. T. KIRK, Coroner,
G. I. TEASLEY, County 8. Com
O. W. PUTNAM,Pres
Du. j. H SPK1K,
M. A. KBI III,
a. t. sco r r,
J. J. MADDOX,
County
Board
of
Education.
MAGISTRAL*.’3 COUlt'l .
Canton— 702nd Dist—3d Monday—J.
C Avery, J I», II C Kellogg, N P„
H (i Daniel, L C. P. O. Canton.
Set ac ia—900—2nd Saturday—8 Coo
ley ,J P..A O Collins N P.,(JiceioBr>8on,
LO. POSalacou.
•
Bell’s—817 District, meets 3d Satur
day, John .Morgan. J P; John It Ross, N
I*i John Carrol, L C; Acworth 1* O.
Ball Ground—1022 District, meets
2nd Sutnrday, D R Lyons, J P; J. Price
N P; M. M. Jackson,L. C: Ball Ground
P O.
Wild Cat —1019, Friday J L Carmi
cal.'J 1*, 11 F Mullin. N 1\, It 11 Criu-
slinw, L C
Little River—1174 district, meets
4th Saturday, B Lively, J P; W I Chris
tian, N P; flios it Oibbs, L C; Freo-
mausvillu P O.
C#n’s Cheek —1031 dis’rict, meets 1st
Satuiday,W liigwvtl J P; P. Utcover,
N P; 1 A Ingram. L O.
IIicKouv Flat— l’(»t0—1st Saturday—
WJ VVelib, J P., T. Ponder, N i\, UP
Cornell L U. I* () llicko.-y Flat.
Clavton's — 971 district, meets 1st Sot
urday, I' J Staucel, J P; W It Barrett
N P; Wm Burgess. L C; Sharp Top P O
IIahhin’s—1008 district, meets 4th
Staurday, It P Daniel, J P; John G
Heard, N. P; Hiram Walker uud JM
itheiulurdt, L C’s; P O Wulesca.
Six E -—1279 d st, meets 2nd Wedncs
day, it U Algood, J P., E G Ellison, N
PCherokee .l/ills. 1* O.
Lick 8“illkt — 1016 District, meets
2nd Saturday. Lawson Petree, JP.,G,
.V. Brooks, N P , Samuel Cox, L. C.
Mullins — meets 3rd Ha-urday. J
f hoinas.J. P. G. It. Fowler, N. P. D. W
G irrisou and iV. Brooks, L, s P, >)
Fort Buffington
Faiu Play—1028—3d Saturday—H
T Elliot, J P., S It Dickson, N P, F A1
Mull-uax, L C. P O, Sutallec.'
Ckoss 7L)ADs—1000 district, meets 2nd
Suurday. Jas It Fowler N P; John Wyatt
J P; Wash Wilkie L C; Ophir P O.
Woodstock—890 District, meets 4th
Saturduy. It. Herndon, J, P. t W. G.
Dupre, N. P., J M JLuhis, L. C; Wood-
stock P O.
Local notices 10 cents per line tor the
first insertion, unless by special ngree-
men t.
Advertisements will be run until for
bidden, unless otherwise muikcd, aud
ihar b 3tl for accordingly.
All communicatn ns intended for pub
licutiou must bear the name of the writer,
not necessary for publication, but as a
guarantee of good faith.
We shall not tn any way be responsible
for the opinions of contributors.
No communication will be admitted
into our columns having for its end a
defamation of private character, or in
any other way of a scurrilous import.
Correspondence solicited on all points
of general importance—but let them be
briefly to the point.
All communications, letters of busi
ness, or money remittances, to receive
prompt attention, must be addressed to
N N Edge.
.. To County Officers —The new law
regulating legal advertising, has cut pri
ces down so low, that while we propo.-e
to comply with the law. i tliers must co
the same, nu t »c must insist that in evi-
ry case tne printer’s fen must be coilci tid
and paid m advance. Tins gives less
trouble. The law fixes the rates hs fol-
ows: "For each one hundred words,
sue sum of seventy-five cents for each in
ertiou for the first four insertions and
or eacn subsequent insertion thirty-five
cents for each one i-uudrtd words."
N. N. i.Ubf;
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GEOHGIA—Clterokeo County:
Alfred II. Colquitt, Governor, ys John
M tllinms, l*r inc pal. 1). J. Kinsey and
William Kit.spy ) Forfafttrc of Bond in
Securities. v Cherokee Superior
) c urt, A_eg. Term, 1882.
It appearing by the entry of the Slier -
iff that tin- 1) feodants do not reside in
the county, and it funner appearing that
they do not reside in thu (State- I' is
otdeied that they and eaeli of them take
i otiee and appear at the next I enn of
this t- urt. ami nn-wcv in said cu e nnd
in default of tach npptarneee the Flam-
tiff - will have leave to proceed. It is
further ordered that this Rule ho pub-
li'liod once a month for four months in
the Cherokee Advance. .-Ing lltli, 1882.
, JAMES II. FROWN,
Judge S C. B. li. C.
A tine (xtracl tn.m the minutes of
s iid court. GA 13LZ G \LT, eletk.
Oct23V2. Fee 5:4,43.
(jKoitotA— I Superior court, Aug.
Cherokee county. ( , T.rm, 1882.
Fannie MoEllov )
vs v Libel for Divorce,
Thomas Mi Elroy. )
It appearing to the court, by the re
turn of (to 8],ci ff mi,| tin. ullhlavit of
'ho Li "h.i.r that, tlm 1) Pendant does
not reside in It e ci untv or state—it is
••n ill it on of c un-oi, ordered that mid
Defi-n-fa- t ft|'|)t-iii' and answer at tho
n- xt Term of the conrt, or the Defen
-hint . be con d r in default.
And fui . : tder-'d that this or*
<1 r b - pui'b.vlrd in the Ctierokeo Ad
ram n n m n 1 li f. r f mr tn in In.
JAM1-H li li OWN,
Jtnlg - S. O. 15. R.
A. inn xli c from t lie minute* ol laid
< 'uit .1A13HZ GALT, Clerk
not 18 .‘V linfr4 u. (FeeJ3,42.)
o
ill L tad
I wi 1 -HI 2)0 itrts of etc dlent firn
it.- I-ti 1 at a baig.Cti. It is situated 3
tth of C mton, 1 1 -2 miles of
Holly spring- a nourishing village on M.
2c N. Ga, li. U. A go- d dwelling tind
out, h i isos. Oi o tenem u r house JSc.
veil 'va rii-d, half in wood-, half culti*
v-iti-d. -Mtcn hi quantities on the land.
Gold to pay,worked on adjourning lots.
S c or address N. N. Ed.je.
Canton Ga.
or II. F. MillUit Holly Spiings Gu.
julyiJ ’32-
Notice
All tlto accounts unci nRtes of
1)( M r luik are in our ltands, If
they ato not settled iiRincdititoly,
| suit will uointnence by us
Dec2?> N null an A Attaway
l
ABOVE AIL COMPETITORS^
LIGHTRUNN| Ng
iaa I'AKKUL AUTlCLE§t4i
btAUTifUL f URAL ChROMO CAROS,
Hlif 5x8, nut) un liluMratcd
Iloolt, U ull wilt tend tw«
a tn m pr. for po*t«ce «a4
;»itolilnc, Mention thin paper.
E.a. rideout & co., Ntwronx.
LOOK UUl’,
I MUST HAVE MONEY.
All to whom 1 am indebted, will
plena'-call mi l let me settle with
them at once. My doing this, von
will save me c isr, for 1 inns' pay nil
I owe, by the 15th of January ins'
PI ease Conte aud save, by having
your watches and jewelry mended
and your pioitires tatvi-n.
1 return my thanks to ull, for pat
rsnage and kindness-
Yours Respect fully,
J. W. Jarvis
JittiJ f88".
GEORGIA — Cherokee County :
O. W. Putnam administrator ot Jnmc-
M. White, applies to me for letters o
dismission frmu said administration, and
I will pass upon Ins application i n the
first J/onday in April 1883.
G.M McCLI.'RE’
Dec-28-188 3. Ordy
GEORGIA—Cherokee County:
W C .l/oss has applied to me for exemp
tion of personality, and I will pass upon
the same at 10 c'cleck a in on the '3 1 d it
of Jan 1883 at my office.
Fee 1,50 CM A'cCI.URE On
SEWIMG MACHIME co-
Chicago,! ll.-
—-ORANGE, MASS.
, r and ATLANTA. GA.-
GEORGIA—Cherokee ouuty:
George M. Harmon administrator ot
th oesta- e of Joshua //art-on _ deccas
ed, applies tome for leave to sell’tin
ands b longing to said e.-tate, and not ci
is hereby given that I wi 1 pass upon
said application at the March term of tin
court of Ordinary for 1883.
C. At. ,3/cCLURE
Ordinary
I'Oll SALE.
One lot of black smith'tools. Cal
on, or uddiesd E.s M -sterat Shut)
topGi, F.b-3 itbJ-2.
F.d. 13. Dover ) Libel for Divorce in
vs r Cherokee Superior
Mary M Dovf.u ) urt, F, b. Term, 1883
It appearing to the court ftom ths re*
ul l! ol the Slier fi, t hat tIn-Dt ieudant in
It- a 1 ove tali d case, does t ot inside
‘•'tth it ’-It- county, aud it ti.ither np-
i -o ing to tlie court trom the affidavit of
t'. i L. Doyer. that ' )io I), tend,ant does
■ t tasi le it tli s St.to. Jt *is ihcrelore
i■.<-r>»i by • lie court that, the Defendant
my M.)) war beu; d appear at the next
i tin o. this couit, on the 4th Monday
n February, 1883. in pet son or by At-
"iney, tti-o and lln-re to a sw<r the
oomp'.uiti! of the PI dm iff in case of
■ • it is fit rt In r ordered’that t iis or-
l r be | ubl In d once a month for lout
■ iitLs, in |,e ('lier.'kte Ad\ance, pie-
mis to the to xt term ol's,,id court.
JAMES K B1 Own!
Judge S. C B. R. O
A true extract from tho tuii u'.es #f said
"Ud. JA it Z CAL T,
ot- 2 t once-a-mo fr 4m. Clerk
r>.n.
AG£KYS Wanted
■vorks <>I char.tcier ; jrreaf variety ;U00KS & Ul&leS
low m privc; s .tiq; Lrti; nevded every where; Liberal terms.
iu. C*arrel»oD JL Lu., >u College St.. N*,l»viile, Tcoo.