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sesis THE ADVERTISES,, TauasDiT mousing Cedartov/*, Ga. May 8th. Church Dil'fctors’. MENIODtST. EVSttY.SXBBlTII T). J. Mviacx, baptis r. lcHradard3.YB3.VPU3, C.K.I PRESBYTEKIAN. BiST'Thos. J. Onfiin has contract- ■ Stabbin"; Affray. KNIGHTS OF HONOR. Cedarton’u Lodge No. 273. L. S. LEDBSTTElt. MAS'J.M'. Caledonia Lodge J,S. STUBBS.. LOCAL NEWS. NOTICE. my oltlce will be done iu the •iseh. JOEL BREWER, Ordinary Pi.lkco. :er this date the advertUins of the ShreilTs „ or Polk county will ba done in the Cedartown W, G. TAYLOK. Sherlir. Try that Cramp ton’s Imperial Soap at Bradford & Allen’s and you will use no other. It Bradford & Allen keep the Laramore & Go., Rome. Ga.. offer special inducements to merchants who want corn, oats, hay, me.it, &c., in car load lots. It will pay you to consult them before buying, march 27, 3m ed to rebuild N. M. Wright’s house. E3P”Hon. G. G. Janes is off on a visit to South Georgia. 25F“Did you all know we had had a fine season since Sunday? SSTMr. W. L. McClain’s’little babe is dangerously sick. iS-f’Soda water, cold, sparkling and delicious at Bradford & Allen’s. J3f”.Mr. D. A. Whitehead lost an oilier line mule last week—the second in a few months. Sg^WAn obituary notice of Hr. and Ozro Treadaway, a semi-lunatic who lives near Pryor’s Station but in Alabama, assaulted bis soa-ic-hiw, Peter Adams, with a double-barreled shot gun and a pistol last Saturday with murderous intent. He fired both barrels of his gun at him and then began with the pistol but Peter sailed into him with a knife and put in liis licks with such vigor and ef fect as to interrupt the gun and pis tol piactice before any shot had taken effect. Treadaway received a Madame Bonaparte’s Letters. Mrs. J. E. Goode’s little Frankie ap- I dangerous stab in the hack. II pevsin this issue. the same man that killed his Son, in Wilr. G. A. Lane has bought a / a crazy fit, a year or two sine. He About teu years ago 1 was con sidered a confirmed dyspetic and my c ise w;i3 considered a hopeless one by the phyaicans who treated rnI vus advised to try the liver medi cine prepared by Dr. J. G. Yeiser. 1 used three bottles and was entirely cured and am now sound and well. J consider it ail invaluable remedy for that disorder and heartily recom mend it to all afflicted with that com plaint.—John Kenedy, Cassville, Ga. For sale in Cedartown by Brad ford & Allen at 75 cents per bottle. REMEMBER licit if you buy a box of Bradford & Allen’s J.iver fills nud they do not pive entire satisfaction you can get a box of any otiier pills in llie market without charge. There is no chance for yon to lose by trying a box of them. For Sale. A No. 9, Silver Plated Wilson Sewing Machine, loan new with -eoiRplete set of attachments, very low Apply at this office. U 2030 Paunds’whita Lead Just received at Bradford & Allen’s. Also a large stock of e-dors, oils and varnishes. If you are going to jiaint. call-aud price our stock. On Trial. The Ati.ania Sunday Phono graph the livelies', Spiciest and sauciest “paper in the State, will be sent lo any address Eight Wetks for only 25 .Cents. Address, Phonograph, apr 17, tf Atlanta, Ga. XT. G-aa-MMOKT Has added to his stock of Cloth ing.; Furnishing Goods, &c., an ele gant lino of Prints, as well as Sugar Coffee and oilier staple Gro en-s, in all of which he is prepared to give attractive bargaius. Call and price his goods before buying else where. npril 10, 2m pait of the Henry Price lot and will erect a handsome residence thereon during the summer and fall. f3P”There was a light Irost in some places last Thursday night, l-:t inst., and a pretty heavy one general ly on the night following. The re sulting damage to crops is not very great. 237“Mr. W. T. Barton, from the Esom Hill neighborhood, called on us last Monday. He reports the crops iij that vicinity slightly dam aged by the late frosts. s5?”0ne week from to-night the band will give an entertainment that will entertain. They propose to make it a real stunning affair. Don’t fail to be on hand. JSF’The picnic at Cave Spring last Friday was a great success. A big crowd and all well fed and well pleased. 2iP“A young man by name of White was brought to town last Tuesday under chaigy of an attempt at rape. The charge was not sustaili ed at the investigating trial and he was discharged. tSF^More old fields hate been re claimed and put in [cultivation this year, in this county, than any year since the -war. Jjgr'Thc Georgia Editors” and Ble>cker wiil “do” Cartersville next week. Some of thc-m are very glad Mrs. Felton is not at home. S3TA party of half dozen or more left, this place for Terrapin Creek in Cherokee county Ala., on a fishing expedition, last Monday. Lega Notices. Parties desiring us !o do legal ad vertising should always bring them in by 9 o’clock Wednesday morn ing in order to insure insertion. It would bethelter’io hand tin in in i ally Monday morning. Remember al ways to have tile necessary fee ac company the advertisement. Still Another. Any im'e desiring to get the atten tion of Mr. 1\ m. F. Peek should ad dress him as father. He scorns any thing short uf 'a parental deeignatkm. It is a child—not a bay—and is about four days old. That Cause-way. The proper authorities shoo'd at once look after the causeway and bridge over the branch just beyond Mr. M. II. Jill nil’s, on tile Cave Spring road. It is in ;i wretched slate. has two or three others s lected for slaughter as soon as he gels well. When he has butchered half dozen or so people the authorities will per haps di eide that he is not a safe character to be allowed to go at large. Since the above was in type we learn that Mr. Treadaway died, from the effects of the wounds received, last Monday. A it tit FOR SALE. A "young sow and five pigs. Good stock and in good condition. _ Apply at this office. A BARGAIN. A bargain is offered in the sale of a nice lot “of printing material and a large Washing ton Hand Press. Price ^reason able. Send stamp for particulars to Advertiser Pub. Co., Cedartown, Ga. Exchanges'please copy. H. GAMMON lias just received li is Spring Stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING and Gents Furnishing Goods, He has all the latest styles of Spring and Summer Clothing as well as lias, Caps, Ties, Uuderware, &c., which lie will sell as low as can he bought anywhere. He extends a cordial in vitation to all to come and examine his stock before purchasing. Call atPhilpot ifc Douds’ and see those low cut, screw fastened shoes, one pair of which will out wear two of pegged or sewed shoes. A Novelty! The latest improvement in the wav of fastening ladies, childrens and gents shoos to he seen at 1’hilpot & Dodds’ store. Just received by 1’hilpot & Dodds the largest and best assortment of ladies and gents shoes ever brought to Cedartown. The prettiest prints at WYNN & BRO’S. Naughty John. ‘•Jno. Patrick, editor of the Pee Dec Ilcrald, Wadesboro, N. C.” wants our “photograph with autograph at bottom.” B-gone, John ! we am afraid you want to flirt with us. One of the worst developments of the day is the tendency to vitupera tion in our public life. Officials are denounced as thieves, or robbers on thu slightest provocation—-newspa pers are declared venal with scarce ly the shadow of excuse. An editor cannot express an opinion but what some malignant fellow suggests that his per. has been b night ami ids opin ions paid for. A public man can not assume a position or hardly perform a dutyjwiihuut being besmeared with epithet and insinuation, it has come to be a proverb among ns that no man, r.o matter how bright his record or illustrious his character, can make u r ice or fill an office with out being assaulted on all sides and written down a villiun or an imbe cile. There are hundreds of good men, capable in every sense, who are deterred by this thing from giving any attention to public life or enter ing f.n- races. “I do not care to have my peace destroyed or my family an- noyed^by the common misrepresen tations of the day—Sunday Ga zette. The letters of the late Madame Patterson Bonaparte, written from Europe to her father during the years when she was seeking recogni tion of her rights and her sou’s, are to lie published in Scribner's begin ning with June. These iet tors were supposed to be lost, but it seems that they merely bad been forgotten in a storeroom, where old Mr. Patterson put them away, labelled “Betsy’s Letters.” A few yi-ars'ago the old house on South str-et. Baltimore, was torn down, and these Je.ters reached a paper dealer, who saw their is I value, and sold them.to Eugene L. Didier, a literatcur o! flint cby. Air. Did er, who wrote the article on the Baltimore B mnpnrtes in Scribner's for May, 1S75, will edit these letters for the magazine, now that their writer has left tins world. Tile publishers say of them: “These letters were written .between the y-ars ISC5-33, and show her now m England well hopes ofa reconcilia tion with Jerome; now in Genova i dneatiug ‘Bo;’ later in Italy with Bonap'arie family, of whom she gives keen descriptions, and then back in Paris enjoying her coveted social triumph . The letters are Slid to exhibit most interestingly a high so cial ambition , shrewd business tact, wide k nouledge of ire woihR and outspoken cynicism, as well us; sonic of the more kindly tr-.it-- that char acterized their distinguished writer. The First instalment will include an ace tint of the m-galiuliuiis b-r a mairiage between Ji-romeand Char loi.te, the daughter of Joseph Bona parte, in which the writer was great ly inte; usted, but which fii.aliy_ fail ed.” PHOENIX PEAWING MILE. Longley & Robison Proprietors, THE LARGEST AND COMPLETES! MILL IN GEORGIA The Sumpter Republican is resp li able for the following: A gentleman of the new 2Gth dis trict, of Sumter county, informs us that on last Saturday :- s he was rid ing through the country, he - itnes - ed the most novel sight of his life. It was nothing more nor less than a white lady plowing, her husband act ing as the horse, mule or s o r, as the case may be. He was regularly harness-d and dragged the p.o-.v as complacently as an ox. He gpok. to the woman about her team, and she replied that “this was the only- way she could get any work out of Elam; and she would make him do what she could.” The plowed ground was well broken ap, ai:u. showed that the woman was expert m the use of the plow, anil that man can be a horse wlu-n lie will. Seriously, the South has its fools as the North has; it has its fire-eat ing fanatics, “invincible in peace and invisible in war,” as the North lias. The dilVronce is that di-magogin s of the Kernan type have little or no i ;- licence in the South, while the cor responding class, the Chandlers and Blaines, have still a tremendous in fluence in the North. Comparisons are odious, hut we feel that the South is nearer to the Union, in its truth and spiri', than the North is to jus tice and good sense.—4fl : .irlcslon Sews and Courier. LONGLEY & 110 BISON, No. 38 D o-itur Stivef, F.-icRmy corner Butler ■ '■ ■ 'ToT, - . ' ■.■■AM.R'AV, A quality and at price? th it defy comp-tlilton. They have purcha <<1 the latest impiovemcnts and best machinery ever brought Sontii.aud novr guarantee* that ne lions North or \\ esi. shad furnish hotter trends, or Mr less in B.-sides goods of their own make, they have a ltir-e stock of Western goods Grit uru offered at prices competition. Parties desiring Lidkiimr material. Sashes. Blinds, etc., will do well to v.-rite to M —rs. L. L II. As Contractors they d > an immense business, ioiviug built e. - routes are ahv ; iys lo west. They can point to scores of hn-je and costly binidintrs put under their bids a»d th-v have never tatied to come up to *h*> very highest mark of their contract. Manufacturing the smm MILLINERY GOODS MBS. A. O. GARRARD h’O. 115, BROAD STREET, ; ROME, GA lias inst returned from New York with a Magnificent Slock o Gcals, whieh she purchased in persm, am! is offering at remarkable w pr I'he Lr-ilies will do Will t.icillaml examine her Select Storx of Bon mis. liars, Flowers, Luc-s, (limes, Corsets, Dn-ss Buttons, It bbon- md Ned U ear, and many oilier desirable goods before purchasing elsev, ii iv Ajiril 10, 3m ROCKMART LOCALS. Vi . -X. STRA.VUE, - Rcpirter. Rockmart, Vi ay 2nd, 1879. Nearly Lost this m in i ig. Wheat looks tvi-lh Cotton is coming up rapidly. A gr at many of our farmers are not through planting cotton. We think we can sc- r.t pound cake in another quarter; at lemt I lungs indicate it very plainly. Married at the- residence of the bride’s father, Mr. J. C. Hitchcock, on Thursday evening. May 1st, by W. N Strange, Mr. J. S. Davidson and Miss Nancy T. Hitchcock, all of Polk county'. E -ckmart L idgu No. meets now on the 2d each month. W. C. Stovall has been sworn in as postmaster and W. X. Strange nssis- There war a large eagla hovering over the creek in II ickmnrt yester day. The boys failed to get a shot at it. KING’S WAITER GIRI.. Hebe was a waiter-girl in the palace of the Olympian king, and handed around the ambrosia and aectarand superintended the royal hair dresser as he took down tint ladies’ back hair and rubbed tbe shiny pates of the old bald-headed kings with Carbo- line, an extract from petroleum, deodorized by a secret process without the aid of acids and alkalies, and delightfully perfumed. It gives that soft and sill :y texture so much to be desired by those who pride themselves 00 their i l of luxuriant hair. By its gentle tonic action tbe roots are strength ened. new life, new color, and beauty are secured. It will perform all that is claimed for it. Hundreds of certificates attest its value. Sold by all dealers in drugs and Those Embroideries, Muslins, figured Laws, etc., are beautiful am: cheap at J. A. WYNN & BRO’S. On Thursday a religious fanatic of Pocnssett, Massachusetts, in a freak of religious frenzy killed his little five-year-old daughter. He is a sec ond Adventist, and had become great ly excited on religion during the last few weeks, and said that he was ca’-- led upon to sacrifice the child to the Lord. II" slabbed lier to death with a butcher knife. “Tiitafcre.” , Speaking ofp’Pinafure” baby car riages, Johnnie says lie wishes be had a “Pinafore” baby. And, rather than have none at all would take one of the pin-a-behind sort. We are sorry for Johnnie. Southern Farmer's .’dsnthly. J he Southern Farmers Monthly came in promptly last week. We don’t understand why this most ex cellent and admirable periodical shoul not be a regular monthly visi tor to a large number of households in Cherokee Georgia. Iis editor and publisher are sparing neither labor mr expense in making it equal, if nut superior, to all other publications of its class. Publisned for two dol lars per annum by J. U. Estiil, Savannah, Georgia. Death of Mr. Brooks. Mr. John Brooks, a former ci izen of this county, and a veteran of tbe war of 1812, died in T. xas on April 5 th. 1T e was bom i n Warren conn tv, Ga., April 14th 1790 and moved to Texas iu 1852. He served in Floyd’s division in the war oi IS12. Mr. Brooks lias many relations and friends in this county who will learn with sadness of his death. An Entertainment. I'he musical and theatrical enter tainment by and for the benefit of the brass band will be given in Huntington & Wright’s Hull on Thursday night, the 15th inst. It will be quite a racy and enjoyable affair and as the proceeds go to train ing our band we trust the people will support it handsomely. The Rome Chamber of Commerce held a special meeting Thursday af ternoon for the purpose of taking ac tion on the question of building a tap road from Cedartown to inter sect the Selma, Rome and Dal ton Railroad at Snake Gap or other avail able point. The Courier says: “The large attendance of our leading and prominent business men and capita- s was an earnest of the importance and interest this enterprise excited.” The following will was lately en- le ed at the Surrogate’s last will and testament. “I give to my beloved wife, Barbara Labmeister, all my properly at my death. I’uberstein Labmeister.” As this will it very ex plicit, and the old man left only about $500, it will hardly be contes ted. General Francis S. Bartow, of the old Eighth Georgia Regiment, one cf the heroes of ihe first Manassas, who. when dying, said. “Don’t give up the light, b ys,” bears tiie e\i dtnee ol gentle and affectionate re membrance—the grave being litera’- ly covered with n tare’s choices', flow ers.—Savannah Seats, Missouri proposes t-;> imitate tin- example ol Geoigia in the matter of issuing small refu ng bonds, hear ing a low rate of interest. The Aricullural Society of Sumter j ounty on th 23J passed string re.-- oluti ns urging the GeneralAssenibiy to continue in operation the office ol ! Commissioner of Agriculture. Millet Si i-d and Garden Sued, or: a. ything ie u want at -J. A. WYNN & BRO’S. j The cis, of li. U. lbilni r for kill ; ing Col. W. L. :• uiesbury, of Col-; The cracking of heard in town. croquet balls is Preaching in Rockmart next Sab bath by Re-v. T. E. Smith, of Car- tersviile. Mr. Thomas Moore lias gone to farming in real earnest—plowing iike a clever fellow. There are two more saw mills near Hoekm :rt. i®-M -con has tions. daiiv, weekly i eleven puhlica- nd monthly. limbus, ;il Scale, Ala., was take las: week lor trial Km ...i iVif Hauls, But '-Veil tb-ee. Lord Buiwer Lytt-rn was one of the prolific writers of our century, and must haw published twenty or OBITUARY. Francis Edward Good, sen of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Good, was born Feb. 22d IS77, and died April 19rli 1879. Another lovely child has finished Ins earthly mission, another pure and innocent spirit has been borne by angel hands io the glory-wi Hid, while the folded dress, the empty seat, the idle toy, the little picture, a precious memory and a thousand tender associations are all that re main to ihe grief stricken parents of little Frankie. Though only two years eld God thought he had en joyed enough of earth and took him that he might have more of heaven. A delicate child from his birth his body was too frail a casket for bis mind and too weak a citadel to repel the attack of diseaa -. All that loving hands could do was of no avail. Our loss is ins etern al gain ; our sorrow hio uns’KGikitblf joy. Though just beginning to lisp the first sweet words of earliest childhood here, in Heaven he chants with the angel choirs his Saviour’s praise. Our deepest sympathy we tender the affl ct.ed parents. May they he com forted of G--d and have richly the consolation of his spirit. “A few Will. JVL PljllipS & Co. IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE. OTH7R5AX. jTL'X'iO'WIKr, GA. Have just rtc -ived a large and varied Stock cf Spring Goods and General Supplies. Ws f ilev/ u'ene io Uni'ersei! Us. buying. At the Old Stand. Call and examine our good-l-f march 20-1 • Fill USD. CERKS. COM1ESS OF ClIEX. Ceres was C3F°U r e make no blow about it,._gF3 tsr but don't mind Idling yon in n quiet (gr- wily, I hat we have one of the large,! and rgf Z'S" IJiRMfcSELECTED^STOCKS of Sl'ItlNG t£T GOODS ever brought.to Cedartown, And g* 1ST' Yelling ihfiu at prices that will astonish you, nud all you lricnds. You may not ^■Cr- believe it. in lact, we liad rather you i-zr would uol. «v want you to come and S-iT' see for yourjdi. FEATHEKbTUN &CO ^ A. YOUNG, DEALER IK- Corn and. Rye Whiskiss, Win? Gins and Brsndies, Noyes’ War-house, OEDAETOV. ■ns the jiodtless who presided and ngrieulture. Site The English language is wonder ful for its aptness?,of expression. When a number of men- and women get together and look at c-aeh other from the sides of a room, that’s cal led a sociable. When a hungry crowd calls upon a poor minister and eats him out of house and home, that’s called a donation-party. Col. Bob Ingersoli is beginning to talk to thinner houses about ihe mistakes of Moses, 'i’he mistakes oi Robert arc crowding M Sv-S to tile wall a little, so Io speak. The man who walks’ a thousand times around ihe room in a thousand differt nights, carrying a squalling baby, may not be the happiest, but he is certainly the most useful pedes trian. The editor of the Schenectady- Star informs people that they shouldn’t hang their canaries where they “imbibe” tobacco smoke. Some body ought to hang him where he can’t “inhale” so much old rye. The Glynn County Fair will come off at Brunswick on the 21st of May and lie continual tor three days. Much interest is being manifested in the exhibition. Leave your grievances, as Napo leon did his letters, unopened for three weeks, and it i= astonishing how few of them by that time will need answering. We see it stated that Georgia uses one-third of all the fertilizers manu factured in the United States. At the postal card facto O’, II“1 yoke, Mass., designs me Leing luad lor a new two cent, international card mid a double sized two cent card far domestic use. The former will be issued about July 1, umi tbe lat ter next fall. When you want something to cm Cali on J. A. W a N X A BED. The Georgiit Press Convention will meet iu Cartersville on Wednesday, May 14.h. Maj. Unas. II. Biaitn (Bill Arp) will deliver the adJrt -S of ’ welcome. A littlo boy in Springfield, after ! his customary evening prayer, a! night or two ago, continued, “and | bless mamma, amt Jouuy, and Uncle B. nny,” adding alter a iii iinent’s j pause ihe explanalory remark,; “his name isjliopkins.” Alexander II. (Stephens was so pjor when he c minii-nced the prnc tiee of law that he had to live on 6fi per mon'li. This is sail to he the up ; moi' Y' lumes. in fiction, poertiy, art : anti historical criticism, But fie was testimony, accustomed, by his on t.c wrile.only two hours a day, con- ceiitiaiing all his poweis on in- lens- labor during that time. Walter Scott, during a considerable portion ol his literary life, did all his hard brain-work before breakfast, which came, however, at a late hour, nine or tell o’■- lock. After brenk- Idvt lie- devoted himself to the enter tainment of a. large company oi gnes:s, who wondered when he found time for writing. Moses Stuart in his prime was re garded ns the most learned and en thusiastic Biblical scholar in this country; but bis health was so frail, and his nervous system so prostrated that he was unable to devote more than three hours a day io intense study. Th.- xam j !e of tb. se emi nent scholars and authors shoe s h w much may be accomplished by i. y one who is methodical in liabii, studies wilh enthusiasm for ev. : of his arsis.a ce to poor young of the day. ally represented holding poppies, or with a garland of them in her hand. Long, yellow locks waved down her shoulders to denote the goddess who ripened the corn,—and every one acknowledges the corn, that Cai bcdiuc is the best of hair re storers—cooling and cleanly, and nicely perfumed. Itcleai A Sptcialry made ot Stone Mountain Bourbon and .Stone Mountain Corn V-'hi the “R- jD. LEE, and OLD CYYBIK ” Cannot he excelled. 1 keep such Liquor; as may be used as a bev. or for medic-il parvises, with perfect safety. Givemeac-.il. G-» ment guaranteed. oct 3, tm’79. impurities, heals the sealo. of all causes ihe hair 10 grow Jonjj ana tly, and, in fact, is perfection itself FRllr k VALUABLE INVENT® THE WORLD RENOWNED luxuriantly, i as a hairdresser, renewer, orr by all dealers in c Barker’s Stock Powders are the best. They prevent and cine chick en cholera. They give horses ar.d ca’tle good appetites and healthy digestion. They keep all kinds o' stock in doll health. The pnckagi is the largest s Id and is worth twite the money For sale by Bradford & Allen at 25 cents p r package. Tri one package and you will use no other. ’ a pi 3-tf. men, over fii’iy ol whom he has as sisted to illiberal education. Every sp.-ech made in congress costs ihe country about 85,090 cash, not to mention tile annoyance oi reading it.—Chicago, Tribune. Clothing cheaper than the cheap est at J. A. W YNN it BRO’S. Cash Store. The Talladega Reporter says this is too good to lose : It is well kao wu that since the war smoke houses have not been extensively used. A friend of ours killed a hog or two last win ter, and tliis Spring hung tlie meal and raised a smoke. A neighbor passing’discovered the unusual per formance, rushed into the yard uud raiseU the alarm of “fire.” Now it is said kerosene will curt diphtheria. \\ r e believe in this rem edy. Kerosene -poured from a can ii'.tii a stove having a fire m it, will cure anything except an undertaker’s hill of items. GOLD GOLD! GOLD! : Americans, like Ortogral, of Basra, de- | sire that the golden stream should be sud den and violent, or, iu other words, that ' riches would flow in upon them in a sud- i den and violent stream. The ladies are i also like Ortogral. They want their hair to (low like a golden stream of beauty from crown to feet. Carholine wiil do it. It ] makes the hair soft and silky, and causes ; it to grow long and luxuriantly. It is an : extract from petroleum and thoroughly de odorized by a secret process, without the aid of acids or alkalies. 11 has taken years of hard work to accomplish this great re- i suit; but, thanks to the chemist's art, it 1 has at last been so completely deodorized that it can ba used as daintily as the fam ous “ enu de cologne,” of Farina fame. I’he color has, at the same time, been ob literated, and there can not he possibly any objections to it3 use. It is cleanly and in its application, and sothoroughly n its nature, that the seat of disease is reached at once; and further, it will certainly do all that is claimed for it. Sold by all dealers in drugs and medi- An absent-minded billiardist the other i.ight carefully wiped the end of his cue with his hand kerchief aud chalked his nose. Mr. A. W. Hightower, of Early county, sold the other day 90 hubs, the accumulation of several years, some of it being S years old. He got 10 cents for it. Of Giti'l J -seph E. Johnson the Washington correspondent of the New York Tribune says: “A man who received many attentions on the Democratic side, and even front some Republican.-, was Gen’l Joseph E. Johnson, a stidier who won ihe respect of every Union man who fought in the armies that met his troops in the field and whose influ ence fur good is to-day as grea among the Southern people as that of any other man. He will disap point general expectation if he dies not p I'Ve hims-il’a useful represen tative and a wise leader in his par tv.” The School Times is the title of 1 ’ a new weekly publication iu Macon, Ex-Ooug'essnian . v m .Us, ol S.mtb devoted to the interest of the Public Carolina, now ii Washington, says Schools. I is ably edited by Super- the emigration fever is raging fiorce- intendent Zettler. j ly among the col Ted people of that State, ami the only thing that pre- There is a man in the woods of West Virginia who has been a fugi tive there ever since he was drafted in 1863. lie cannot he persuaded that the war is over. The dairy-maid pensively milked vents a stampede towards Kansas is the lack ol nteanis to pay traveling expenses. The colored people are saving and scraping to accumulate money to move, and Smalls says they will “live on tenpenny nails” until they get enough to buy tickets to Kansas. Florida Oar Land of Flowers. A throng of sufferers with coughs and cold, annually go South to enjoy 'he ethereal mildness of the land of flowers. To them we would say the nee- ssity of that expensive trip is ob viated tiy Coussen’s Compound Hon ey of Tar, which speedily cures the coughs and colds incident to this rig orous dime. For public speakers it surpasses the Deinonsthenic regimen of “pebbles and seashore;” clearing iiie tin- -at until the voice rings with the silvery cadence of a bell. Ust Conssens’ Compound Honey’of Tar. Price 50 cents it bo lie. For sale by Bradford & Allen, Cedartown, G marc!. 20 eowly Wilson SEWINO MACH! - : Ie In workmanship Is equal to a Chronometer Watch ? anc* as elegantly finished as a first-class Piano. !t received the highest awards at the Vienna and Centennial -- sitions. !T SEWS OKE-FODRTH FASTER than cSor machines. Ets capacity is unlimited. There are more WILSON fvlACHEf-IES sold in the United States then the combined sales of all the others. The VVL-.S&.’-? RfiENDlMC ATTACKBflEPJT for doing al! kinds of rena-rh'-g, WITHOUT PATCKSKQ, given FREE with each mac. f?, assy WILSON SEWING MACHINE 03, CHICAGO, ZLZ.., U. S. A. Bottled Lightning! When us- u for Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Lame Buck, Neuralgia, Sprains Bruises, C mtracted Muscles Stiff Joints. Corns and Bunions, on human h-ongs; and Spavin. Ring Bone, Galls, Scratches, etc., on ani mals, Coussen’s Lightning Liniment is ur.cqualed, and its effect simply electfeal. As its name suggest!, it is quick to relieve, and thousands bear witness to its astounding vir tues. Price 50 c-.-nis. Fur sale by Bradford & Alien, Cedartown, march 20-eowly. Ga ssiisii^iss : worth oiui dollar, and it * iv i? not of eEfficient value take it away and lhat in default then of l’olk county, or the constable <1 th.* freehold u lour? of rale, o ( J OEL Ii HE W Eii. Ad.T.ir.jstrator’s Sara. G i EORGI —Polk County.—Agreeable <*> an r order parsed from the Court of Ordinary will be sold before the court hou-edoor in Cedarlow* Poik county. Ga , on ihe iirst Tuesday iu June No. G‘20 iu Ihe 21st district and 3rd section, No. n ’ r ^ n ^L^ i ?,^ : .r diu,r8 of the Lxeetors Sals. GEORGIA—Floyd County. By virtue of an ord*r li»»2 in ti.c 3rd di-inct and -I.it tection of sai.i April 7lh lb *9. A. mCII, Exr. Elia-Bank?, deed. Polk Counties Sheriff's Sales. lc-nl hour? of ?ale, on the first Tuesday iu June . and 680 in the ASS out by Plaintiff’s DR. S. W. JONES, WITH H. E. PEN1KL.ETOH. S WHOLESALE Drugs, Paints, IFasnishes/ Liquors-, Oils, S3Ias3 sad’Seeds, NO. 55, NORTH MARKET: STREET, X-TAASXXYT'LLiXalE!, TSDETIT. thc-ra, Ttag-. Wool, Dried Fruit, etc., tuil on account fron ca • > serf » Mil BIS T DR. J. BRADFORD’S LivQz and Dyspeptic Medicine This is a prompt and certain cure for all diceases of tJie Liver, each ■ lijrspepsia, Headache, Chills and Fever^ &c. Satisfaction Quarantecd in Every case, or money returned. For sale fiv druggists generallv. J. a. YEISER, Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Garden Seeds, etc.. Romo, Ga For sale hv Bradford & Allen, Cedartown, Ga., and R. T. Hoyt am- D. J. Powers, Rome, Ga. fi-b28-l - PH0TSMHSAFH3 YORjY^ (Shorter Block) ROAHC, GA LIFE SIZE (bust) for only ten d dlars; half life size only five doi! Ilis woi k is all strictly first-class. Makes copies of all sorts of p;cn - any size and character desired. fCf>27-I' GO LO MriulimHl M AIIe®T FOR TOUR DRUGS. Leading House, Largest Stock and 1 nwest Price; Next door to Hunting & Wright's, 3VIa.m Street, - - -