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THE ADVERTISER. rrBU»n<rn avert thcrsdat morning. Cedartown, Ga. July 17. Church Diwtorr. METHODIST. EVERT SAB3ATI1 D. J. Mthick, Tutor. BAPTIST. l«t ani 3rl SABBATHS, C. K. Hisdebkjk, Paator. PRESBYTERIAN. nil 4th SABBATHS J. K. Joxas, raator KNIGHTS OF HONOR. (JfilartsiTn l.od;e No. 273. 4. W. RADLEY Dictator. L. S. LEDBETTER RaroRTin Loire moeta every Monday nl^bt after Sd and 4th Sabbath*. MASO.MC. Caledonia Lodee F. A. III. J,8. STUBBS WM - Regular communication 3rd Friday night in •rerr moath, in room over Huntington * WrightV •tor*. LOCAL NEWS. If yon miss the bargains that we are still off ring it is your own fault. Writs * Bno. Try that Irm Tonic At Bradford & Walker’s. It ii better than any of the patent pre parations of the kind and costs only half as mneli. tf At this season of the yearn box of BRADFORD & WALKER’S Liver Pill* in the house will often prevent protracted sickness by being used in time. They cost only 25 cents and if they do yon no good they cost you nothing. Try one box and be convinced. Barker’s Stock Powders are the best. They prevent and cure chick en cholera. They give horses and cattle good appetites and healthy digestion. They keep all kinds ol suick in good health. The package is the largest sold and is worth twice the money. For sale by Bradford & Walker at 25 cents per package. Try one package and you will nse no other. »pl d-tf. Bradford A Walker keep tho heel vrltin; Ilk to be k»d anywhere. T«keyo«rink*»nd there ud get it tiled for a nickel. Keep a box of Bradford «fc Walker’* vegtn*b1e ▼er pills lu your bou-e all the lime. A pill or two at bad time occasionally when yon feel a little ‘out of aon*'* will olteu *nve you a long spell «rf sicknea* and a still l»mger doctor’* bill. “A stich time MYe* nime"—sometimes ninety-nine. HKME.MliKK that if you buy a box ef It rad ford & Walker’s Liver Fills aud tl ey Jo not give entire satisfaction you can get a box •! any other pills in the market without charge. There is no chance for you to lose by trying a box of them. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! J. A. WYNN & BRO., begin to day to sell out their entire stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Clothing and Shoes at COST FOR CASH. fSfJud Crabb is the boss water melon man of the town—remember this. J^“Rev. W. E. Eppes, o f Cave Spring, will preach at the Presbyte rian church next Sunday evening at 5 o’cl(>ck. 55p”Tom Griffin, plasterer, is spreading mad at th« rate of a great deal a day. They do say that he is the champion mud smearer of Cher okee Geor; ia. rSP’Thos. J. Griffin has finished N. M. Wright’s residence and made him an excellent job. It is in the hands of the painter and will be finished this week. J5f“The colored people had a hop at Phillips’ Hall Saturday night. fiT*Several commercial evange lists have visited our village this week. tSrT. W. Asbury, of Cave Spring, gave us a call yesterday. f^“.Mri Rich, of Cave Spring, and Mrs. Peters, of Rome, visited our village a few days since. PgfSamncl Clary hm gone to work at the carpenter's business again- They say he’s a good one. I^~Cedartown can boast of great deal of musical talent. JSP'Light shower of rain last Sunday, but refreshing. J^*\\Irs. Clary haring removed her birds back to the hotel, the chil dren are now happy. J3T*Watermelons are becoming more plentiful and cheaper. I^-When yon can’t think of stranger’s name, call him Friday. That’s the way some of the young men introduce you. They must have been reading Robinson Crusoe, The Cherokee Railroad. The above road will, we are relia bly informed, be running to within four miles of this place by August 15th. We also learn that President West has perfected arrangements with other freight lines whereby through rates have been secured on all freights shipped to this point. It might be well for those of onr merchants who are giving orders now to remember this and make ar rangements with the Iron Company for having it transferred to this point on their iron wagons. At present we believe these return empty and doubtless very favorable rates could be secured. The time schedule of the road will be seen in another column. Ice always on hand at Bob Hutch erson’s. CAVE SPRING DOTS. i August Coart. ('apt. A. J- Rice, Of Thomasiille, Ga., who is now slipping at the Cedartown Hotel, his been confined to bis room by sickness for several days, we are glad to see is able to be out again. Util Notices. Parlies desiring us to do legal ad ~verti«ngshould always bring them in by * o’clock Wednesday morning in order to insure insertion. It would be better to hand them ill«ally Monday morning. Remember al ways to have the necessary fee ac company the advertisement. For Sale. A No. 9, Silver Plated Wilson Sewing Machine, bran new with complete set ol attachments, very low. Apply at this office. tf 1\ rsons living in the vicnii'y of Buchanan will find Bradford A Walk er's celebrated liver pills—the very best pill made—for sale by Neal Monroe at that place. tf Abont ten years ago I was con sidered a confirmed dyspetic and my case was considered a hopeless one >> by the physicans who treated me. I «tig advised to try the liver medi cine prepared by Dr. J. G. Yeiser. I used three bottles and was entirely cured and am now sound and well. I consider it an invaluable remedy for ithat disorder and heartily recom mend it to all afflicted with that com- S laint.—John Kenedy, Cassville, a. For sale in Cedartown by Brad ford & Walker at 75 cents per bottle. No pateut nostrum is the Iron Tonic at Bradford & Walker’s, but a good, honest, home-made remedy. Patent Pratt Mrjer- I am authorised to sell the right to manufacture and sell the above useful article in Polk county for *20.00, if sale can be made in next 30 days. A Drver will be given free to the buyer, 'i'he owner is offering quite a bargain in this, as the Dryer alone will cost over half the money Apply now to Wm: Bradford, Cedartown, Ga. Wynn & Bbo. keep good eating “ooEsuatly cr. hand. K costs yon nothing to try a bottle «f that Ikon Tonic at Bradford & Walker’s unless itbenefitayou. Money refunded in every instance where it fails to give satisfaction. tf Geu Fralt Jars. ' v Bradford & Walker have in a large •upply of this most popular make of jars and are selling them lower than they have been offered in this market before. june26-4t We have Packed onr thermometer away on ice for safe preservation. We don’i care about “busting” its machinery to pieces trying to guage such weath- r as this. We’ll need it next win ter to r gulate our woodpile. Will Hatch, ~~ Pa liter, is doing some very neat jobs of work in his line, about town, Hatch deserves great credit for work ing himself up from very humble beginuii gs to his present thrifty and proS|>erou8 condition. Too many ,uinters do credit neither to them selvi 8 nor their profession. Contractor E.iv.s iirukijttiirt an the foundation for Philpot A Dodds’ aud A. If. Jones 1 new buildings hut Monday. He has been making brick at ihe rale of 20,000 [ier day for some time. J. 0. Allen “bosses” ihe woodwork of J’. A D.’s building aud W. S. Davis docs Maj. Jones’ by contract. Elder t' K. Mendel son. Pastor of the Baptist church here, will go North in a lew wteks to pros.cute a course of study ut a theological school. His family will si'end the time with relatives and friends in Alabama. As a forcible speaker and able expounder of the Word, Mr. Henderson has few supe riors ot his age. This tearing him self away from the many business, personal aud pas oral ties that bind him to this community in order to prepare himself more thoroughly lor tlie great work in which be has enlisted is itself an evidence that he is already far in the lead of many who are held up to the people as guides .and teachers. So long as a man realizes that there is still much to be learned, so long is there a pro bability that be will successfully teach. Mr. Henderson and his pleasant little family will be greatly missed by thtir many friends. Musical Entertainment. Quite a number of ladies and gen tlemen gathered at the Hotel Mon day night to hear Professors Snow aud Schoeiler perform on the piano. They performed their respective parts very scientifically. The enter tainment was a fine musical treat. m arfc* one of tke mwt important < i in the h •- lorr of machinery, and when we consider its great utefalneseand extremely low price ($*), it is very difficult to Jeoucefve of any invention for domes tic use of mure or even equal importance to fami lies. It has great capacity for work; beautiful smooth, and quiet movement, rapid execution, eer* tainty of operation, and delightful ease, that at oace commends it above all others. The working parts are all steel; the bobbins hold 100 yards of if mil; the fltitch is the firmest of all the stitches made, neat aad regalar. and can be regulated in a moment to eew stitches from an inch in length on coarse material down to the finest, so infinitesimal M to be hardly discornahle with the naked eye, and with a rapidity rendering it impossible to count them as fat as made ; it does to perfection all kinds of heavy, coarse, plain, fine, or fancy needle week with ease, ami tar leee labor than re quired on other machines. It needs bo commea- uatioa. the rapid sales, increasing demand, and voluntary encomiums from the prow, and the thou sands of families who «se them, amply testi fy to their undoubted worth as a standard and re liable houeelraid nuccAeity. extending its populari ty each day. This popular machine ca.n be exam ined at the office of this paper. Aoents Wanted hr the company. Address th*rn for information. PAM1LT MtWlNG MACHINE CO.. 755 Broadway. N-wYork. july 1012t Thank Tow. We arc indebted to some un known friends for two most heavenly serenades on recent occasions. Come again, friends, and if we make no sign you may kuow that wc arc just “dreaming the happy lionrs away.” Hr. Teaarat, The artist, has come, and pitched his tent on the vacant lot between Noyes’ store ai d the tin shop. He says he will take pictures cheaper than it ever has been done before, and if they are not satisfactory will charge you nothing for them. The following is a list of the Grand Jurors drawn for the 1st week Polk Superior Con-t, August Term, 1879: T J Thompson, W G England, J R Barber, W M Phillips, Frank P Allen, C M Camp, Simeon^Stid ham, D N Hampton, 1 Isaac A Ba ker, T M nigh tower, II B McGre gor, Thos Deaton, Wm Bradford, W C Barber, B E Whitehead, J II DoddB, W P Wood, D M Russell, J M Arrington, F H nicks, W D Calhoun, W M Carlton, K J Denpree, niram R iper, BT Sewell, A J Tom linson, A. J Tant, A S McGregor, W W Simpson, D C Roberts. List of Traverse Jurors drawn for the 1st week Polk Superior Conrt, August Term, 1879: G W Morton, J T McKibben, J S Cox, S P Sheppard, W J Blissit, W S Alcorn, S E Self, W J Rich ardson, W E Lyon, R A Wright, J II Walston, D R Monroe, LR Wood, A D Ilogg, A Dougherty, H L B Jones, H C Prior, L G Ray, J A Wynn. T W Hubbard, W J Lawson, B F Cleveland, V W Davis, William Hackney, R E Cobb, S L Marbnt, H C McCormick, W C Stovall, H T Harrison, E Brannon, Nathan Simms, B W Ilnnt, A P Hunt, B F Wright, jr., Jas E llogan, C G K night. Ice cold I.emounde, at Bob Hutch erson’s. Our town is quite lively. Visitors still continue to arrive. Last Sunday evening we had quite a storm of wind and rain. The wind was the heaviest we have had for years. It unroofeJ several hou ses, among them one dwelling. It blew fencing and blinds about con siderably. John Copeland, jr., while going home from his father’s, had his 1 horse killed bv a falling tree. John was slightly hurt himself. Quite a crowd have gone to Big 'i Cellar on a fishing “jamboree.” ! Willie Graham is on a visit to his ; (j A Tv T|| family and friends, from Atlanta. G-Et-Lt-a-Lbl U W ll . CapL Corpnt is making arrange ments to put up a uice dwelling on his lot. Mr. McCollum had a stack of wheat burned a few days since. It caught from the steam engine that was threshing for him. The loss, we J understand, falls upon the owner of j 3eh#ot Books-Appletons Series the thresher. BRADFORD <fc WALKER, DRUGGISTS, SOUTH MAIN STREET, PHCENIX PLAINING MILL Longley & Robinson Proprietors, ATLAiN TA, GA., THE LARGEST AND COMPLETES’! MILL IN GEORGE GEORGIA, Keep always on hand a complete stock of all things usually tound in a first-class Drugstore. Country physicians will find our drugs fresh and reliable. Prescriptions put np with sjiecial care. 1,000 Bushels of Wheat Wanted. By W. M. Phillips & Co. Highest market price wiil be jiaid in Cash. Call at once. julv 17-lt. If you want a good smoke, call on Bob Hutcherson. jnly 17 2f. Having Purchased Mr. Jno. W. Radhy’s interest in the olJ Cedartown Ex press hooks and accounts, I want all to pay at once, or they will be sued. The momy I need and must have it. jnly 17-2t O. B. Wiiatlky B.«lwiser’s Beer, Hutcherson's. fresh, at Bob Oh, Mary loved her little lamb, II’* wool WM? soft a* floes ; Who would not love that little lamb — Well done, with pepper saner? The Colored Exodus. Senator Lamar’s testimony con cerning the craze still existing in Mississippi among the Colored peo ple about emigration to Kansas, is abundant proof that the poor blacks of that commonwealth are still de luded, and that beastly white emis saries are still deluding them, for some sinister purpose. It is suspect ed that the Republican design in his particular is a dual one. The intention, in part, is to reduce our southern population, so that the census report will cut down Con gressional representation in the South. The other elemental project by Conway, or some other knave, precipitate a disturbance that will solidify aud alarm the North. To accomplish these base and sel fish designs, the machinators of them are entirely careless how many He roes are impoverished or how many ie of starvation and neglect. The negro never was anything to the Radi cal marplots, other than a convenient ictim, for death or robbery, and that relation has not changed for the better. We know very well that adventurers of no particular party take advantage of this movement to betray and pillage the blacks; but Mr. Windom and bis fellow fanatics are responsible for the collateral as well as direct evils and abuses flow ing from this wicked or foolish agi tation.—Chronicle. The School Board o f Polk county Dr. Watts lost two of his fine pigs during the storm last Sunday. Mrs. Peters, Dr. Hampton, Mr. Crane aud others, of Rome, are spending some time in our villag*. If you want to keep cool these hot nights, eat ice cream, ami retire under a tree in your back yard, with a liig lump of ice to your head and feet! Messrs. Connor and Davis have retnrned from Atlanta. They re port splendid houses while there, and that everybody was well pleased with their mute exhibition. Mr. Pullen’s school opened a few days since, with sixty five students. Alex. Ellis has a shool of se-enty- j A good 40 Saw Gin and one of the five pupils, about four miles from . lightest running gin powers I have * own ' ever seen, nearly new. Will sell WhewIIow hot! Once A. Week. Polk Countv Sheriff s Sale. W ILL be wld before the Court Iloa«c door, Cedartown, Polk county, Oa.oo Uh-Fi... having adop'ed the series of school ol books published by I). Appleton A 1 Co., New York. Messrs. Bradford & Walker of this place have been made agents for the introduction of the same and now have on hand a large stock which they will sell for the next ninety days at introductory prices, allowing liberal reduction where ofd books are offered in ex change. Parents and guardiins will do welt to purchase at once, so as to get Ihe benefit of the reduced rates. These books are sold for cash only. Cedartown, July 7th, 1879. 4t For Sale. Lrriori thi. at. ud tho lot d—crlhed herein, the rant bring lot No. V In Block In II. in thutn.ii cd Rot knurl, Polk connlj, l In., nr thr proper! v id the defendant, hj rlrlae of a Saperior Conrt mort- ptwe Ufa la favor of Jonathan Lon-, n Charier T. A bloat the Fatah time and place, lotr of land. 1I4&, 1591. mi, l»a lllf, l!3». ntiti. 15IT, 15:1s ran. In the 2nd dUtrict and 4th eection of Polk county, fin., aa the property of M. E. Went, hv virtue of one tnr Ufa in laror of the Stale nail county, re. raid Wot. Levy made and retnrned tome by a ciuetahte. Also, at the name time and place. Iota or land. Nor. at and S7, In the lith dielnc: and Ith rcction '* Polk canty, ()a„ as the property ol Mr-. Sallie A. Child ere : also, upon lote ol land. Nor. IB. 51 5-, 55- w. 12S. i». 131, 135. 133. 85, 83. 81, 85, 88. *1. 88 and 80. in the ltth ilfrtrict and 4th section of Polk connty, Oa.. ar Ihe prop,Tty of J. M Prior alto upon lotr of land. Nor. 15, 13.11, 5». 80,61, in the 17th dirtnet end flh section of 1*0Ik cooniy. tin., aud IS. 13. II, 61, in Ihe 5nd district and It ia section of Polk county. Ga,. ae I he prupertv of P. I andevender. deceased. Prupertv pointed on! by plaintiO s attorney. By rlrtne 'or one Polk connty Sapcrioe Court flta. lu favor ot Amor G. Wert. vr. Mrs. Sallie A.Cbilderr. principal, and Jar. M. I*rior. and M. V. It. Ako, administrator of P. LONGLEY & ROBISON, No. 38 Decatur Street, Factory corn* r Bui Ier and Uilmv^ Contractor* and Proprietors of Phirnix Plaining Mill, manufacturer* of Door* Kn«h Bliu ' < etc. The Pbamix is the linest uml beat Plaining MiU in the South, aud turn* out mom ’work* or th 1*7 ™ at price* that defy competition. They have purcha*cd the latoM improvrmem »n(l tot mirtinen’ etw bnin«hi iwoih. ud now L'uarantee that no houtc. North or West *b:.li ty: ~ * r *.° r ,or Beside* «ood* o. their ow n make, th«*v have a larir* *t«*k ot he*®? competition. Parties dt-pirinjf'build in- mart rial Sa*ht * Blind*, etc., will do welt to write to Me**r*. L. & It. A* Couttactor* they do an immense hu-iur** taring jmffcmany of the ftawt building in thr city. They are thoroughly and absolutely rdimnle. and warmest. They can point to scores of hn}fe and costly building* put then- old* and tnev havp n«ver tailed to come up to the very hi«he*t mark of their contract Mai.ufat °S L he mat * ri,il iu bnildini, and all of the Sashes. I)our*. Blind?. etT. they c t under bid most of their competor*. The firm i* also a-ent for the New York Euaieel Paint i n T.' paint *old by thi* comi»any ia cudorsed a* tuc be*t in the world. jinly, 3 m W. I. PHUHPS & CO, Agents for the Most Improved — ■■■— .1 FARM AND MILL MACHINERY CEDArtTownr K1TEAM ENGINES from 3 to 30 horse power. Cotton Gins, Conrten- sers and Self Feeders, Threshers and Separators. TURBINE WATr 1 WHEELS, CORK AND WHEAT MILLS. In fact any machinery "mo,;': ni-v Wiinr. we will sell at manufacturers’ prices. We warrant our imlchi- nerv and will set it up asid start it going Free Of Cliaro-e- ROUND AND BARJROK We have the largest stock of Bound and Bar Iron in town and at prices that defy eoiapetiiiou. Give us a call and examine pncis. mli20-ly very nice, at Bob Champagne, Hutcherson’s. Communicated. MY MOTHER. BT jomx. Yes, I know that I had rather Do most any crime Tlian intuit my a^ed mother, Kven one time. She it was who loved and fed me When I was so small— When 1 tried to walk she led me And never let me full. When I was a rattling school boy Bbe wonld often say ‘•Dear child, do be a good boy. And don’t neglect to pray.” IIow she loved, and how she I never Fliall forgi f. To always do the thing I ought to With every hotly I met. Now tliat I’m a full grown man I owe iny Ufa to her ; Vll do, for her. the best I can. In fact wonld die for her. Draketown Ga.. .July 4th. 1&79. both together or separate to suit purchaser. An early application can buy this gin and power lor less than halt original cost. Apply to I). M. Evssell, or Mr. Jas. II. Wright. CHEROKEE RAILROAD. O N and after Monday, July 14th. 1879, the trains on this Koad will run daily (Sundays excepted) a* fallows ; No 1, goiac West. | Station*. | No 2. going East. Leave;4:B. P. M.' CartersvHle j Amrr fcaS. A *M - 5:47. P. M. | Stile*boro | Arrive A. M ** firti, P. M. j Taylorsville Arrive8:15, A, M Arrive 7:1S, P. M. | Rock mart 1 Leave 7:15, A. M, Train No. * connects at Cartersville with train on W. fi A, K. R.. reaching Atlanta at 12 o’ch»ck. M. Returning train leave* Atlanta at 3 o’clock. P, M.. connectingnt C'artcrsriH* with Ko. 1, reaching ht i I press my suit,” the youn^ ra.in tried, lu tones too soft to t-11 ;* And she pressed hi* suit with her curly head. As she laid it on his coat lapel. | Home Uallcoadi I CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. ! On and after SUNDAY, JUNE 0, 18’.8. the ' rains will run on the Rome Railroad a* follow EVENING TRAIN. j Leave Rome daily at 8.10A M j M.GtiPM ! SSTURDAT ACCOMMODATION. j Leave Rome (Saturday only) at 5 00PM I Return to Rome at 8.0HPM C. M. PENNINGTON, Gen’l Sup’t. ap27tf JNO. E. STILLWELL. Ticket Aq’t To Teachers of Pnblic SliocuU. We have on hand a c mple assort ment of the series of school books published by the Appletoos and idopttd by thi board for use in the public school: of Bulk counly. Please request your patrons to call and supply themselves at once. We allow from 10 to Go cents each for old books in exchange. Bradford & Walker, july!0-2t Cedartown, G i. Farmers bring in yotir produce when you get in the humor to trade. We’r ready and waiting. Wvxs & Bro. The largest piece of %oon tobacco r a nickel ' & Walker’s. For Sale—A Good Gin. LUMPKIN’S OLD RELIABLE LIVERY, FEED ana SALE STABLE Cedai'toivn, Ora. MILLER A. WRIGHT, Proprietor. tion sonrantccd to all who patronize me. 10-lr Webb’s Restaurant, Bakery, Lager Beer, & Ale, Neatly Opposite the New Masonic Temple, .Vo. 87, Broad Street, Home, Ga MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Oysters, Birds, Game, Fish, Ac., in their Season, and Always the Best the Market Afiords „ Furnished. £>ra nickel is to be had ut Bradford ' Also Lodgings Furnished Strangers. tf ; Metis 25cts each; Lodgings 25cts | per bead. march 27-tf \\ ill 3-11 cheap for cash, or on time to a reliable party, jnly 10-4t 0. B. Whatley. Belonged to the use Lodge. Books! Books!! Book iB Bradford & Walker have just re ceived one thousand aud one school books—more or less. At any rate, they have plenty for you and your family and for the families of “your sisters and your cousins and your aunts.” Finest Rye Whieky in town, at Bob Hutcherson's. McVille has sold 56,944 pounds of wool this season for $17,171.89. Some voung men, having “cat up” one night, to the detriment of cer tain windows and bell-palls, were lodged in the calaboose, and in due time next morning, confronted be fore a police magistrate, who fined them fire dollars each and an admo nition. One of these foolishly remarked, “Judge, 1 was in hopes yoa would remember me. I belong to the same lodge! ” The judge, apparently surprised, replied, wilh brotherly sympathy,— “Ah, is it so? Truly, this is brother—! Excuse me for my dsll • ness. Y’es. we are brother masons, and I should have thought of that. Mr. Clerk, fine our brother ten dollars. Being a mason, he knows better the rules of propriety than any other man. Fine him ten dollars. You will pay the clerk, brother ! Good morning, brother. Call the next case.” Never Light a Fire with CsalOUT* 4t Paducah, Ky, a little daughter of Mr. Wm. Folks was kindling the fire with coal oil, when the oil in the can took fire and exploded, throwing the burning fluid all over her. She was burned almost to a crisp. For Whooping Cough. Bradford & Walker prepare a Cough Syrcp that greatly mitigates the severity of this distressing com plaint. Try a vial of for 25 cents. Iron Toxin, at Bradford & Walk; er’s, is the cheapest and best tonic in use. Try it. tf When you want cheap goods call on Wynn & Bro. That “Retriever” cigar at BRAD' FORD & WALKER’S is driving all others out of the market. Try oue. Is It True. Is it true that a remedy has been compounded which will do away w^h the mineral and drastic purga tives of the (last centuries, and which, while entirely efficient, will leave the system in its former healthy condition? Yes, the remedy is Tab lei's Portable, or Vegetable Liver Powder; a cure for all the disorders arising from a torpid liver, and as innocent as spring water. Give it a trial. It will do what it promises. Price 50 cents a package. For Sale by Bradford & Walker,Cedartown,Ga march 13. ’79-eowly Out at Last. “Good morning, friend A., I am surprised to see you out, aud look ing so well; I heard you were con fined to your room, and bed, by that pest of humanity, Piles.” “Yes, Mr. B, I had been long a sufferer when I beard of Tabler’s Buckeye Pile Oint ment. It proved a blessing to me indeed, one bottle haring so far res tored me as to enable me to be abont my business again with ease and comfort Yon can recommend it as a genuine remedy.’, Trice 50 cents a bottle. For Sale by Bradford A Walker, Cedartown Ga. march 13, ’79-eowly RIUS HALL. TONSITORIAL PARLORS. CTOARTOWM’, OA. E9~ShAr)iiK, Shampooing and Hair Catting done neatly, cheaply and expedition*ly. Give me a call »31tf RIUS HALL. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE. JOSEPH N. JACKSON I Haralson Superior v*. - Court September Term MELISSA JACKSON. ) 1879. It appearing to the Court that the defendant. Me- list* Jackson, reside* it Cherokee Connty, State of Alabitna, it is therefore ordered by the Court that she appear ard answer at the next term of this Conrt, or the ca.-«e will he considered in default, aud the plaintiff allowed to proceed. J. V. II. UNDERWOOD. _ J. 8. C. H. C. A true extract from the Minnte* of the Court. This March 15.b. 1876. H. C. HEAD. March *0. ln*4m. C. S. C. NOTICE. G EORGIA-POLK COUNTY.—All persons having demand* against the estate of V. H. * evaavri. will present them properly pro undersigned in the time required bv ill persons indebted to said estate w ill to immediate payment. NANCY «. OPPERT, Exutrlx, M, S. JUDKINS. Executor. June 3, 1876. Gw EORGIA—P«.lk Countt.—Mr*. Sallie A, ChiJ- •w. der*. administratrix on the estate of Jane W. Childers, decease*', ha* applied for letters or Di* unsHion as such administratrix. Therefore all person* concerned will be and appear a* a Conrt of Ordinary to be held in said county on the first Monday in October next to show can«e, if any they have, why she should not be legally discharged from her said trust. Given under my hand this June Hth, 1879. JOEL BREWER. Ordinary one of the creditors of the estate of B. .1. Ilaud, ha* applied for an. adminrv4rator, de bonis non. to he appoirjed o»*«d estate, in lien of J: W . T. Hand, deeoaaod. Therefore, all persons con cerned will ’-c and appear,at a ronrt ot Ordinary, to be held in said county on the first Monday in August next, to^show us*.iso. if auv they have, why W. C. &nighk.Clerk of the SnpnW Court of Mid. county, or some other fit and.proper person should, not be appointed administrator, de bonis non. on. thr estate of said B. J: Hhnd. deceased. Gives nuder xuy hand, this Jane atob. Ib7». JOEL BREWER, Ordinary. make no Mow about ty hut don’t mind telling yon in a quiet w *y. that we have one of the largest and t£T bestlSELEt TED*STOCKS of SPRING ^9 tf GOODS avua brought to Cedartown. and ^ V9T telling them at price* that will astoninh. you. and all yon friend*. You may not belieyc it, in tact, wc had rather vou ‘ wonld not. I-»1 IT see for yourself. KKATHERSTON JtCO A WEEK in ttal risked. trial without expense. The be. . _ v . v . offered for those wiltin? to work. You sbonld try nothin?H*e until you see f.*r yourself what you -pare time to the business, and make great pay for every boor that you w<»rk Women make as ranch as men. >*end lor special private terms and particular*, which wc mail free. |5Outfit fiee. Don’t complain of hard time* while you have snch chance. Address U. HALLETT A tO„ Port- laud, Maine. r $5 to**) a $1500 tfry „ f Women do a.* well a* men. Many make more than the amount stated above. No one can fail to make money fast. Any one can do the work. You can make from SO cts. to fS an hour by devotinp your •ening* and spare time to tie business. It cu«t* Ithlnjr to try the business, ffnthftup- like it for money maktitg ever offered before. Busfeusanfea sant aad strirtly honorable. Rstwler, IN mu. want to know all about the l*cst payinir bmiuesw Imfore the pnblic. send us your address and we wfilliscod you full partirnlars and private term* Ime ; sam ple* worth $5 also free : you can then make np $12 a day at - —. —industrious, cup. ital not reonirrd; w* will start you. Men. women boys and j^rts make money taster at work for us than at anything else. The work U light and Pleasant, and snch as any one can go right at. Those who are wise who see thi* notice will send u* their address at once and see for themedve*. t.ostly Outfit and term* free. Now is the time. Those already at work are laying up large sum* of money. Address TRUE <fc CO.. Augnsta, Maine. Administrator ,‘on the estate of Janv, .. Larepton. deceased, h s applied for dismission from the same. Therefore all person* concerned will be and appear at a Court of Ordinary to be held in said county on tne first Monday in 8ep- jnne 3ra id Casket*. Huntington & Wright have added to their business a fall line of beau tiful Banal Cases and Caskets from the 8nsalleat to the largest size, vhich they propose selling as low as they can be bought in any market. Also, a fall line of undertaker's trimmings. WANTED AGENTS ForthutMtMt Klllnj* book orthe.se: F TM HOUSEHOLD and A anners Gyclopsedi-o- A booseh* Iduucess ty—one that every family need* Library of itself Asexts are meeting with gut racf. far every family who aeee the book wants it. Meenre territory at once. Address. AN CHOR PUBLISHING CO., St. Louia, Mo., aad Atlanta, Ga. apr 17 DR. C. H. HARRIS, Phyaicia* and Sargeon, Oflce at Bradford A Alien's Drug Store. Resi dcncc at )hc Valley House. nov 14-ly Administrator’s Sale. In pursuance of an or.lcr from the Hon erable Ordinary of Polk county, will be sold before the court house door in (Jedar* town, Polk county. Ga , within the legal hours of sale on the fitst Tuesday in July next the undivided half interest which the estate of Raleigh W. Whitehead, late of said county of Polk, deceased, owns in the old Dr. Nickols place, divided by the line between Polk and lim-tow counties, con sisting of the following numbers to wit : Nos. ti, 7,8,9 and 10, except such portion of said lots lying sou*h of Euharlee creek as were conveyed to Thomas Deaton for portions of land lying North of said creek, and that portion of Nos. f>6 and 64 in same dietrictaud section which lias north afsaid creek;lot No. 65,lying on both sides of said creek, all in . the Ittth district and 3rd section of Polk county and the undivided half interest in lots belong ing to said N ckols place, Nos. 1S92. 1007. 1003, 1010, 1079 and the West half of 1291: all the last named numbers being in the 17th district and 3rd section of Uartow county. The whole of the said Nickob place containing 4*30 acres more or less. The undivided half interest ia all the above described lands having been sold be fore the court house door in Cedartown. Polk county. Ga., by me as the administra tor on the estate of Raleigh W. Whitehead, deed., on the first Tuesday in January Uat between the legal hours of sale and Robt. Whitehead having bid them off at the sum aud price of Twenty-five hundr:d dollars and behaving failed to comply with the terms of the sale, the same are now offered for sale at the risk of the the said Robert 8. Whitehead. Terms of sale, one half cash and the remaining half to be paid on the 1st November next. Notes takes aad bond for titles given until all the purchase money ia paid. WM. I. TAYLOR, Admr., on the Estate of Raleigh W. Whitehrad, deed. A. J. YOUNG, DEALER IN Corn and Rye Whiskies, Wine, Gins and Brandies, Noyes War.lijuse, CEDARTOWN, G.V A Specialty maile of Stone Mountain Bourbon and .Stone Mountain Corn Whiskey THE “JR- E. LEE, and OLD CA15INET'’ Cannot be excelled. I keep buch Liquors as may be used as a beveragae or for medical pufp isos, with perfect safety. Give me. a o il. Good treat ment guaranteed. " oct 3, tm’79. FREE, THE WORLD RENOWNED WILSON SEWING MACHINE In workmanship is equal to a Chronometer Watch, and as elegantly finished aa a first-class Piano. It received the highest awards at the Vienna and Centennial Expo sitions. IT SEW8 ONE-FOURTH FASTER than other machines. Its capaeity is unlimited. There are mor WILSON MACHINES sold in the United States than the combined sales of all the others. The WIL80A MENDING. ATT AC HMENTf&r doing all kinds of repairing, WITHOUT PATCHING, given FREE with each machini. ! WILSON SEWING MACHINE GO. uluCAGO, i) -T~ v U. S. A ■ ACKNTS WANTED. DR. S. W. wit: JONlfe, H. E. PENDLETON. WHOLESALE Drugs, Paints, >Varnishes, Liquors, Oils, Glass aad Seeds, NO. 55, NORTH MARKET. STREET, XASBVIXiljX], TBOfflf. Ginseng. Beeswax. Feathers, Rags, Woo!, Dried Fruit, etc.,'taken on account Bom eetratra igbest market price. jaa. 33 sj OT. N. STRANGE, N. P. & Ex. Off. J. P. Xtpolunart, Oa. Z3T" Collections solicited, and money paid over punctually. CHOICE HOUSE. CAYE SPRING, GA., n. C. Tilly, Prop- LlVERY AND FEED STABLES MAIL COACH TO CEDAHTOWN DAILY. BE. E. OOYLE, Practicing Physician,. CEDARTOWN, TOLK CQi, OA. Office at Residence. mnelS-ly OLDEST AND BEST DR. J. BRADFORD’S Liver aad Dyspeptic Medicine This is a prompt and certain cure for al! diseases of the Liver, such as Dyspepsia, Headache, Chills and Fever, &c. Satisfaction Guaranteed in Every ease, or money retnrned. For sale by druggists generally. J. 6. YEISER, Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Garden Seeds, etc., Rpwe, Ca. For sale by Bradford & Allen, Cedartown, Ga., and 14 T. Hoyt and D. J. Powers, Rome, Ga. feb-3-1 y Y0tTKG’$ ROME, (Shorter Block) GA. LIFE SIZE (bust) for only ten dollar?; half life size only five dolly?. His work ie all strictly first-class. Makes copies of all sorts of pictures any size and character desired. fcb27- ly