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Newspaper Page TextTHE PCBLSIIED *VKKT THCRSDAT MORNING. Cedartown, Ga. September 11. Charch Directory. METHODIST. VERY SABBATH D. J. Mtkck, PMtor. baptist. j and 3rd SABBATHS, C.K.HEWOKB»oR,Hotor. PRESBYTERIAN. and 4tli SABBATHS J- B. JoNI3 ' I ’“ t01 ' KNIGHTS OF HONOR. Cedartown lodge No. 273. . W. RADLEY.. ~ fcTVrOP.. „S. LEDBETTER KErORTin Lod S e meets every Mondsy Bight »ner !d and th Sabbaths. MASONIC. Caledonia Lodge F. A.M. •ry month, to room over Huntington A Wright« LOCAL ""Fresh Cheese at Wynn & Bros. Say nigger, where you git dat nice lat. Got dis hat at Wyuu & Brud- Jer’s ? Dey got de best hats lor de ess money in dis town. Wynn & Bro. will pay the cash !or some eggs and wheat. We are now receiving onr fall itock of Shoes, Boots, Notions and lard ware. Wynn & Buo. j5gf”A splendid farm for sale ( niles south of Rome. For particu ars call on R. T. Harrison, jedartown, Ga. ang28 tf 'ry that Iron Tonic At Bradford & Walker’s. It is letter than any of the patent pre- larations of the kind and costs mly half as much. tf At this season of the year a box of BRADFORD & WALKKR’S Liver •ills in the house will often prevent -retracted sickness by being used in ime. They cost only 25 cents und f they do you no good they cost ou nothing. Try one box and be onvinced. Barker’s Stock Powders are the egt. They prevent and care chick- n cholera. They give horses and attle good appetites and healthy leestion. They keep all kinds ol tock in good health. The package i the largest sold and is worth twice lie money. For sale by Bradford & Valke r at 25 cents per package. Try ne package and you will use no tlu-r. “I' 1 3 ’ tf - Bradford & Walker keep the best writing ik to bo h*d anywhere. Take your inkataml there id get It flllcU n»r a nlcKrl. Keep a box of Bradford A Walker’s vuirtoablc ,our hou-e all the time. A pill •„ at bed lime occasionally when you feel a llnle mt of uorl*-’ will often save you » long spell[ at ckness and a still lmi'er d< box of i.U tl cy RE-MEMBER that if you buy rniUonl & Walker's River l’ill j not give entire satisfaction you can g box of any otl»er pil^a in the mark itlioui charge. Tliere is no chance lor du to lose by trying a box of them. For Sale. A No. 9, Silver Plated Wilson ewing Machine, bran new with miplete set of attachments, very to. Apply at this ollice. tf About ten years ago I was con dered a confirmed dyspeiic and my ise was considered a hopeless one j the phvsicans who treated me. I as advised to try ihe liver niedi- ne prepared by Dr. J. G. Wiser. I sed three bottles and was entirely ire<l and am now sound and well. I insider it an invaluable remedy for lat disorder and heartily recom- end it to all afflicted with that com- aint.—John Kenedy, Cassville, a. For sale in Cedartown hy Brad- rd & Walker at 75 cents per bottle. No patent nostrum is the Iron onic at Bradford & Walker’s, but good, honest, home-made remedy. >r Whooping Cough. Bradford & Walker prepare a )UGH Syrup that greatly mitigates e severity of this distressing cont ain t. Try a vial of for 25 cents. That “RetrieyeF” cigar at BRAD' 3RD $ WALKER'S is driving all hers out of the market. Try one. IgoN Tonic, at Bradford & Walk- Vis the cheapest and best tonic in Try it. tf *!+ T It costs you nothing to try a hot tie that Tron Ton ip at Bradford & alkeFs unlessitbenefitsyou. Money funded in every instance where it Is to give Satisfaction. tf gal Notices. Parties desiring us to do legal ad- rtismg should always briug them by 9 o’clock Wednesday morning order to insure insertion. It mid be better io hand then) in early inday morning. Remember al- vs to have the necessary fee uc.- mpany the advertisement. nentto s OFLE AND THINGS. £5gfPreacbing at the Presbyte rian church next Sabbath. J^“Dr. Henry Cunyers and! 3tr. Will Thigpen, of S'ilesboro, are in town. What’s up? £gj“Mra. James M. Sparks and Misses Fielder and Dever are guests of Maj. Blauce. SQ^“Mr. A. J, Young is bragging again—a boy—weight, 13 pounds. Next. J5jf*Mi'8, E. H. Richardson, jr., took the young gentleman to see his grand parents last week. jQr What has become of ‘ Once A. Week,” our Cave Spring correspon dent ? Jgp”We welcome Misses Jennie and Maggie Waddy home again, after an absence of several months in the “Gate City.” 35F”We regret to learn of the serious illness of Samuel Morton, sou of Mr. Arch Morton. 4@rMr. and Mrs. N. M. Hackney lost a little infant Monday last. It was bnried Tuesday morning. I2JT"0ur town is full of strangers, but we have not had time to find tdiem all out. We, however, bid them all a hearty welcome. 82p"Marrie<l, near Lime liranch, on the 4th inst, Mr. M. West and Miss Florence Pettet, by Rev. Mari on Sewell. I3f~Mi3ses Alice and Annie Wim berly, sisters of Cap*. A. P. Wim berly, are spending a few days with their numerous friends here. S^PCapt. A. F. Woolley and fam ily of Bartow, and Mr. John Hardin, of Floyd, are visiting the families of Mr. P. C. Harris and Capt. J. A. Peek. 5^“T. F. Burbank, druggist, has moved his stock to J. S. Stubbs & Co’s new stand, to be near his new building—or his baby, which ? He hopes to be in his own new quarters very soon. I^”Mr. Julius Jones, of Taylors ville, and Mr. E. J. Moultrie, of Madison, are in the valley—the for mer with his grand father, Mr. Win. Peek. First Bale. Uncle Daniel Witcher brought the first bale of cotton of this sea son, on Friday last.’ It was sold to Messrs. Huntington & Wright for 12jj cents. Scrt Ices At the Methodist chinch every uiglit this week. Rev. J. E. Junes and Rl-v. J. W. Trawick are us.-is- eing tlie pastor, thq 1C v. ,Vt:. Jly- rick. We learn That Judge Wm. M. Spoke will soon move out to 1,is plantation, Ihe old Wilson place on Fish creek. While I lie legal profession will loose one oV s lights, agricul tire nil! re ceive a boom or boost. Mrs, James 1*. Waddell Has been or a visit to Mr. J. 0. Waddell and family for the past two weeks. She ha6 many warm Iriends in Cedar Valley, who remember her as the wife of one, and Ihe daugh ter of another, of Polk’s prominent citizens before the war. Peabody Scholarship. The examination of applicants for scholarships in the Peabody Normal school from this county has been placed in the bauds of Mr. J. C. Harris. Applicants must take notice that examination papers must be in the hand’s of Prof. Orr by the 20th, else they will pass unnoticed. A scholarship at this school offers better advantages than any in the Sonth, and we hope that at hast one of our aspiring youths will be suc cessful. The Hoit c Penitentiary Committee. The Hons. Messrs. Wilson, Liv ingston, McWhorter, Lang, and Williams, members of the House Penitentiary committee who visited- the convict camp at this place last week, spoke in the highest terms of the management of Captain Eaves, and his assistant, Mr. Waddy. The camp is as neat as a pin—and the convicts well fed and cured for. The five members of the commit tee, representing as many sections of the State, expressed themselves in the highest terms of praise of our people and towu—and pr-dicted for it a very rapid increase iu popula tion and importance. Jumped the Town. Last week G. W. Burge and G. N. Flemming, brick masons engaged on the Cedartown ivaie-house, ‘struck’ for higher wages. The building committee were unable to see it in that light, and employed other work men. Burge and Flemming then left, which would have been all right but for the fact that they left numerous little hills amounting to about one hundred dollars unsettled. Messrs. J. A. Wvnn and Boh Hutcherson went in pursuit—put old Tige An derson, chief of Atlanta police, on the track, and in three hours had Ifdoe., to perfection ^ gentl| yft en limbo. Messrs. Wynn and Hutcherson had no tron- ble in getting their money. ™ ■kf one of the mo*L Important era* in the h: j of machinery, and when we consider its* great [ulnesi* and extremely low price ($35). it in very cult to concefVe’ of any invention for domes- j of more or even equal importance to fami- It has great capacity for work; beautiful >oth, and quiet movement, rapid execution, cer ty of operation, and delightful case, that at commends it above ftll Other*. The working i are all steel; the bobbins hold 100 yards of •ad ; the stitch is the firmest of all the stitches ’ regular, and can be regulated in a stitches from an inch iu length on ... material down to the finest, so Infinitesimal i be hardly discernablc with the naked eye, with a rapidity rendering it impossible to it them as fast as made ; it does to perfection _.mds of heavy, coarse, plain, fine, or fancy lie-work with ease, and far less labor than re ed on other machines. It needs no commen- >n, the rapid sales, increasing demand, and niary encomiums from the press, and the _ Atlanta pence are cham lightning, e household necessity, extending its popnlari- icb day. This i>o:>nlar machine can be e>am- at the office of this paper. Agents Wanted he company. Address them for information. 1LY SEWISG MACHINE tO., 755 Broadway. York, jalylO l 21 The ami so are Cedartown merchants, as clever as they are, when they are swindled. Our Business Outloot. The growing importance of Cedar- town is being felt hy all who think at all. Our town is full of str ingers, many of whom desire to locate. That the place is growing in a busi ness sense, one has only to notice the in.provenveuls just made, and . those under contract and nearing completion. Besides the elegant, Lrge brick estahlisliBaenis of Huntington & Wright, Bradford & Walker and J. S. Stubbs & Co, which are now oc cupied and doing a large business, numerous others are under way, un der contract or nearly completed. Messrs. Philpot & Dodds will move : into their new house in ten days. Messrs. Barr -i L*ak, recently with David II. Dougherty of Atlanta, will occupy the new store of A. R. Jones, next door to Philpot & Doods, and hope to open by the loth inst. A large part of their stock is already here. These new stores are coyer, d with slate taken from the quarries near Rockmart in onr own county, (and which are operated by Messrs. Ellis Davis & Co.) and present a very neat appearance. We wonder that all onr people who have houses to build, do not use slate-coverings. It is durable, does not rot or leak, an-1 is fi re.proof. Messrs. J. A. Wynn & Bro., T. F. Burbank, Jud Crubb, J. C. Allen, A. Dougherty. L. S. & D. H. Led better, It - M. Hutcherson & Co, It. T. Harrison, J. M. Morris, Gus Adams, and Miilar A Wright have let out contracts for buildings on Main street* which, when com pleted, will give to, the street a city air. All of the recently fiuished houses are of brick, and all ander contract will he of brick, and all coven d with slate, or tin or iron. Add to these the houses of Messrs. Phillips & Co., J. S. Noyes, G. W. Featherston & Co, Richard Gam mon, H. A. Stoffrngen, Cherokee Iron Go’s store, and E. A. Tate, and some idea may be had of the amount of the business done iu the town. Last year, the cotton receipts were about six thousand bales. It is rea sonable to suppose that, wiji the complvtvn. of the Cherokee Rail road to this point, the receipts will reach at hast ten thousand bales this year. Much of the cotton winch lias heretofore gone directly lo Rome, will stop here. Why? Our cotton buyers pay Rome prices ami sell goods as cheap as Rome can. They pay from one.half to three-fourths more for cotton than Cartersville buyers do, and sell goods from five to ten per cent, cheaper. So that ilie, a..!Ion made around Euli rhe, S iirsboro’, Taylorsville and Rock- mart will c me l-eie. We undi-r- s'and that Mr. West, President of tho Cherokee Iron and Railroad Company, will bring all the cotton along his road to Cedartown free ol charge. A la r ge brick warehouse, with fire-proof iron roif, is rapidly near ing completion, and will be ready for Ihe present crop. Cotton will be stored at less price than is charged at Rome. Our mer hunts are in' earnest in their efTor s to build up onr town. They are clever, accom nrodating and full of energy. We ask our Haralson and Carroll coun ty friends, and our neighbors over the line in Alabama, and all along the line of the Cherokee Railroad to come and try this market, and our w«rd for it, they will be satitfied. Besides husines houses, quite number of private residences are going up. We understand that there is soon to be erected, a large hotel, convenient to the business part of town, with all the modern improve ments. ROCKMART .LOCALS. Fodder-pulling is going on rapid ly. The weather has been fine for the business. Cotton is opening rapidly, hut there Is great complaint of the sta ple being cut short by the early maturity of the weed. The merchants here are preparing for cotton. They are receiving large lots of bagging and ties. The Cherokee Railroad is doing business now with a vim. Long 1 trains of frieght leave here daily. The fatal disease that has been raging in our vicinity for some time is uow abating. No new case re cently, and some of those on hand are getting well. Two brothers, Clark and Adolphus White, near Yorkville in Paulding county, died recently with that fatal disease, and several more cases re ported these and in the vicinity of Draketown. Another steam saw mill going np in pine belt contiguous to railroad, by Phillips and Henderson. Twogovernmentstill houses going up near this place, on the place for merly owned hy L. B. York. W. B. S. Davis has sold his farm and mills to W. T. Simpson. Davie speaks of moving to Texas. He starts soon to look at the country. There has been quite a revival of religion going on for some time at Taylorsville. A great many acces sions to the church. There has been also one going on a<) Yorkville with good results. Rev. Mr. Owings, a Baptist min ister, preached the funeral of Mrs. Muhol Sherrill last Sunday in Au gust to a crowded congregation. The merchants are filling up their houses with goods preparatory for an extensive trade this fall, and I think they would, get it if they would only advertise. The young men are pushing a vigorous campaign, toward a matri monial battft, and the girls are stand ing firm against all their attacks, but we think they will yield soon as report says some weddings are to conic oft’ soon* The readers of the Advertiser were very much disappointed in not finding the second week present ments of our grand jiiry in it. The county papers heretofore have al ways published them, and glad of the chance; and we ain’t see why they should be refused now, as th y are only an item of news. We Make no Blow About it, VfT It will pay you to see us before you sell yoanCOT TON or buy your GG3DS. FEATHERSTON & CO. CHEAP GOODS. Have just moved into their elegant new Store Rooms on EAST SIDE OF MAIN STREET, , Where they are now opening an extensive stock of DIEl), On Mouday evening, Sept, Sth, 1S79, in Cedartown, Ga., little Ethel, the only child of Dr. Wm. and Mrs. Leahnora Bradford, one year, three months and twenty-two days old. A year of sunshiny happiness, of lavish, unbounded parental love and jov, of twining, responsive affeciion, of budding promise and hope follow ed by a few sad, gloomy, dreary weeks of pair, and suffering and doubt and anguish aud cold, haden, comfortless despiir, and her little life’s history is told. So perfect in her sweetness that the most doting affection could suggest no change, so patient in her sufferings as to he an example to age, she leaves us stunned,benummed,al most overwhelmed by that deep, un utterable woe which none can under stand save those who have known it. Father and Mother. Killing In Haralson connty. From good authority we learn that Mr. James Cagle killed his father last Thursday. Young Mr. Caglc aud his wife are bound over to an swer at a preliminary trial next Sat urday, in the sum of. one thousand dollars. The particulars we are nn- able to learn with sufficient accuracy to give them a, place here. Killings are nearly always terrible. Fratri cides are always horrible. The Law Requires the tax collector to make his set'leaunt with the Com- troller by December 20th. Hence his notice to tix payers to he ready io pay their taxes in October. Be prepared and save costs. aug28-tf SC lie OIL, NTICE. There will lx- a Wall meeting o( the Board of Education on the 1st Tues day in October for the purpose of examining and auditing the accounts of public school teachers. Teachers will be required hy that time to have tl eir repen ts in, pro perly attested, or they will tail’ to riceive any of the benefits arising from Ihe public school fund. T. L. PITTMAN, County School Com. Polk County. Septll-td MERCHANDISE. Their Goods were selected with great care and with an eye to the needs of their customers and were bought for Cash. They will he sold at the lowest figures. Go and examine their stock and prices before making yonr purchases. angT-if 22y”Our North Carolina corres pondence in this issue will be found interesting. £gr*See change in the schedule of the Cherokee Railroad. OUR MI-WEEKLY, uturc i $ Atlanta Journalism. To the Tax Payers of Polk Connty. After an examination of the law rtlative to the duty of tax collectors I find myself in hot water, so to speak. Of a necessity “my book will he closed" at a much earlier period than heretofore. I intend indulging, you as much as the law will let me.. I beg you not to ask me to run any risks in this matter, but begin now to make your arrange ments to pay yonr taxes in October. After niv last “round” all who tail to pay up may expect an execution without partiality. Yon are hereby notified in time. Phase don’t blame me if you are thrown in the eost. AVm. J. Richardson, aug214t- Tax Collector Polk Co. Satisfaction Guaranterif; We areputling np and selling, un der our own lable, the follow ng list of family remedies, on which we guarantee satisfaction or will refund the money in every instance. This is a tVif'i’) ojen and shut proposition, and there is no danger of your wast ing worthless nostrums if yon buy ow preparations : Iron Tonic. Nerve aiid Bone Liniment. Vegetable Lives Pills. Santoniqe Worm Candy. Poor Man’s Porous Piasters. Eye Watvr. Teething Syrup, Electric Polish. Ilorse and Cattle Powders. Ins ct Prtwdsr. Bradford & Walker, Cedartown, Ga. durs, administratrix on the estate of Jane W. Childers, decease-, has applied for letters of Dis* miFBion as such administratrix. Therefore all persons concerned will be and appear a’ a Court of Ordinary to be held in said connty on the first Monday in October next to show cause, if any they have, why she should not be legally discharged frotuhes said trust. Given under my hand this Jime nth, 1879. JOliL BUEYVER. Ordinary. A WEEK in vc tpOO ital risked. Y< trial without expense. The b< offered for those willin'? nothing else until you » can do at the business w plain here. Yon can devote all yonr spare time to 1 the hnstnes: pay for every hour that yon n, and no cap- _ the business a cst opportunity ever >rk. Yon should try r yourself what you end lor special private terms hich we mail free. $5 Outfit free d> *1 CAA TO $r>()00 A Y E A It, or $3 to $20 a O 1 Uv/U day iu your own locality. No risk. Women do as well as men. Many make more than the amount stated above. No one can fail to make money fast. Any one can do the work. Yon can make from 50 cts. to $2 an hour by devoting your evenings and spare time to the business. It costs nothing to try the business. Nothing like it for money making ever offered before. lii;siiu*ss plea emit and strictly honorable. Header, if yon want to know all about the best paying business before the public, send us your address and we will send you full particulars and private terms free ; sam ples worth $.» also free ; you can then makeup your mind for yourself. Address GEORGE STIN SON & CO., Portland. Maine. $300 homemade by the industrious. Cap ita} not required; we will start yon. Men, women boys and girls make money faster at work lor ui than at anything else. The work is light and pleasant, and snch as any one can go right a Those who are wise who see this notice will sen us i heir address at once aud sec for themsclve Costly Outfit and terms tree. Now is the tim< Those already at work are laying np large sums < ^loncy. Address TRUK & CO.. Auguaio, Maim BRADFORD & WALKER, SOUTH MAIN' STREET, CEDARTOWI. &E0R&IA, Keep ahvnys on hand a complete stock of nil tilings nsimlly found in a first-class Drugstore. Country physicians will find our drugs fresh and reliable. Prescriptions put up with special care. PHCENIX PLAINING MILL. LoHgley & Robinson Proprietors, -RYTX^AIN; TLA, o^v., THE LARGEST AND COMPLETEST -MILL IN GEORGIA. LONG LEY & ROBISON, No. 38 Decatur Struct. F; ictory cornfr Bn tier and Gilmer. Contractors and Proprietors of Phcenix Plaining Mill, manufacturers r i D*.oi>-; Sn«h. Blinds etc. The Phcenix is the finest ami best Plaining Mill in the South, and turn- out mom work of the cry best quality and at prices that defy competition. They have purchased the latest improvements and best machinery e»-ef brought South, and now guarantee that nish better goods, or lor less money. Besides goods western goods that are offered at prices below competition. Partic: North or West, biwll fur- i large stock of iring building mart rial. Sashes heir estimates arc always lowesi their bids and tney have turing the most or the material used under bid most of their competors. The paint sold by this company is endorsed a.* L. & It As Contractors thev‘do .... buildings in the city. They are thoroughly and absolutely reliable, at; They can point to scores of huge and costly buildings put und< t for the New York Enan> W. I. PHILLIPS & CO., Agenfs for the M<>st Improved FARM AND MILL MACHINERY CZL!X>^LXl_a?0‘N.'^C r I?J' CS-^A. ^JTEAM ENGINES from 3 to 30 horse power. ^ sers aud Self Feeders, Threshers and Separate Cotton Gins, Conden- ators. TURB1KE WATER WHEELS, CORN AND WHEAT MILLS. Iu fact any machinery anyone mvy want, we will sell at manufacturers’ prices. We warrant onr machi nery and will set it np and start it going JT^ge Ol CLarrye- RO LIjST D BAR J HOIST. AYe have the 1 truest stock of Round and Bar Iron in town and at prices that defy competition. Give us a call and examine prices. mh20-ly t be granted in s?.id Every San his own Musician. “What’s die good of me buying a 1'iano or an Organ ? I can’t even play a j-wsimrp. tho’ I love music mity well.' I wish to goodness some- liody would invent an instrument that I could jlay.” So say thousands of genuine dnsic lovers, and at last a musical fenius has given them their heart’sdesire. This new musi cal wonder, The Orguninelte, is no toy or luimlig, but the most marvel lous musical instrument nf the age. On or about the 15th of Scptem-1 It nlavs Hjpai Tunes, Quadrilles, her, we shall issue the Semi-Weekly Waitzes, Opejatic Selection, or Popu- Dispatch. Since starting the Daily- Dispatch we have had many inquiries as to when we would start the week ly. Our reason for post )mning its issue was that we wanted first to get the Daily thoroughly introduced be fore undertaking anything else. Our daily is now well belore the people. We have published it now for nearly three months, and are satisfied that The Dispatch fills to some extent the “long felt want.” There -is a want, however, that is as yet unsupplied and we propose to meet this with the Semi-Weekly Dispatch. In these days of telegraph, fast trains and daily and double-daily mails, the peo ple want the news before it is a week old. An examination of the Postal Reg ulations ard mail routes will show that there are comparatively few post- offices in Georgia and adjacent States that do not have at least two mails a week, and there is no reason why the people living in this territory should not be supplied with a newspaper twice a week, The Semi-Weekly Dispatch will be issued ou Tuesday and Friday of each week, and will be filled with the cream of the news of the half of the week- It will be the size of the dai ly, but being issued twice a week, will give as much if not more read ing matter than any other weekly paper in Georgia. Adhering to our rule that newspapers should be put on a basis with everything else, we shall put our Semi-Weekly at the ve ry low price of two dollars a year. Subscriptions can be sent in at once. Address.Dispatch, Atlanta, Ga. hn Songs will perfect accuracy. A child canplaiU. Has full sweet tone; durable; uotliable to get out of or der; weighs j>nly 12. lbs. PriCB 6 Tunes, $ 0 jfxtra tunes 25cts. each. Guaranteed ti give more sat-sfaction than any o|*er instrument in the world. Monty refunded after 5 days trial if not satisfactory Thousands steady sold and not one returned. Lical Agents wanted in every Soutitwn city and village. For Illustrate* Catalogues and full particulars actress Ludden & Bates, Savannah, Ba., Manufacturer s Sole* The.largest piece or good tobacco or. a nickel is to be had at Bradford & Walker’s, t£ da Agrcnt in Haralson Count;. John K. Holcomb, jr., sheriff of Haralson county, is authorized to receive and receipt for subscriptions to the Advertiser in that connty. We specially request our friends in, that county to make set’lement with him at the first opportunity. tf Persons liJug in the vicinity of Buchanan wil find Bradford & Walk er’s celebratifl liver pills the veiy best pill rnfle—for sale by Neal Monroe at that place. tt is it True. Is it trne tfat -X remedy has been compounded/which will do away with the mintral and drastic purga- 1 lives of the) past centuries, and which, whileentirely efficient, will leave the 3vstim in its former healthy condition? Yis, the remedy is lab Ieris Portaint) or \ egetable Liver Powder; a cute for all the disorders arising from < torpid liver, and as innocent as airing water. Give it a trial. It wil do what it promises. Price 50 centl a package. Tor hale by Bradford & Walker,Cedartown,Ga march 13, 79-eowly Mom© CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. On and after SUNDAY. Jl’NE 9, 1878. the mine will run on the Rome Railroad as follows: EVENING TRAIN. Leave Rome tlai ly at .8 1 f A M Return to Rome at 12.:j(i I* M SATURDAY ACCOMMODATION. Leave Rome (Saturday only) at 5 00PM Return to Rome at 8.00 I’M M. PENNINGTON, Gen*! Sup’t. ap'27tf JNO. E. STILLWELL. Ticket Au’t LUMPKIN’S OLD RELIAULE LIVERY, FEED ano SALE STABLE. Cedar-town, Cxa. MILLER A. WRIGHT, Proprietor. Keep? constantly on hand to hire. Good florsef* and excellent vehicles. Splendid accommodations fo? Dtovers and others. Horses, Carriages, and Busies always ' YOl/fGAS tROME, (Shorter Block) . GA. LIFE SIZE (bust) for only ten dollars; half life size only five dollars. His work is all strictly first-class. Makes copies of all sorts of picture,' any size aod character desired. . feh27-ly A. J. YOTMG, DEALER IIS' Corn and Rye Whiskies, Wine, Gins and Brandies, Noyes War.hons.-, CEDARTOWN, G^V. A Specialty made of Stone Mountain Bourbon and .Stone Mountain Corn Whiskey THE “JR- E. LEE, and OLD CABINET” ban not be excelled. I keep such Liquors as may be used as a beveraga" or for medical purposes, with perfect safety. Give me a evil. Good treat ment guaranteed. oct 3, tm’79. NOTICE. G eorgia—polk county.—ah perwm? having demands against the estate of V. II. Qppert,decta.**cd, will present them properly pro ven to the undersigned in the time required by law ; and all persons indebted to t^aid estate will pl'ja^e make immediate payment. Burial Cases and Caskets. Unntingtoh & Wright have added to their business a full line of beau tiful Burial Cases and Caskets from the smallest to the largest size, which they propose selling as low as they can be bought in any market. Also, a full line of undertaker’s trimmings. DR. C. H. HARRIS, Physician and Surgeon, Codartc wn, - - - On. Office at Bradford & Walker’s Drug Store. Re?i dccce at the Valley House. nov 14-ly »«t «t L»»L “Good morning, friend A., I am surprised to see you out, and look ing so well; I heard y«u were con fined to your room, and bed, by that pest of humanity. l’i leB - ‘ Ye ®’ Mr ( B, I had been long a sufferer when I heard of Tabltr’s Buckeye Pile Oint ment. It proved a blessing to me indeed, one bottle having so far res tored me as to enable me to be abont my business again with ease and comfort. You can recommend it as a genuine remedy.’, P rice 5 A ce , n ^ a bottle. For Sale by Bradford & Walker, Cedartown Ga. march 13, : 79-eowly CHOICE HOUSE. CAVE SPRING, GA., R. C. Tilly, Prop- LIVERY AND FEED STABLES MAIL COACH TO CEDARTOWN DAILY. Real Estate Agency. .... for the purpose of buying felling and renting, for others, Real Estate snch as farms, town property, roinet> and mining interest*. He will take property tp sell, or rent and make no charge for advertising or trQubic unless a Palo* or rental is accoir.pliehed. Any one having prrpa-fy for tttle or rent will make money by consultingme. Millar A. Wright. a29- Cedartown, Polk connty, Ga. FREE A VALUABLE INVENTION. THE WORLD REHOWKED WILSON SEWING MACHINE in workmanship 13 equal to a Chronometer Watch, and as elcgar.tiy finished as a first-class Piano. It received the highest awards at tho Vienna and Centennial Expositions. IT SEWS ONE-FOURTH FASTER than other machines. its capacity- is unlimited. There are more WILSON MACHINES sold in tho United States than the combined sales of all the others. The WILSON MENDINC ATTACHMENT, for repairing all kinds of tsxtile fabrics WITHOUT PATCHIMC, furnished FREE with all WILSON SEWINC MACHINES, together with a Tucker, Huffier, Corder, Set of Hemmers, Binder, etc. m — a=33Ba-3r» ww -ti-x-y --X-- ri« Jr. Address WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. CHICAGO, ZLLmOSg, CT, a iA. DR. S. W. JOISTES, WITH H. E, PUMDXaETOM. WHOLESALE Drugs, Paints-," Varnishes, Liquors, Oils, Olass aad Seeds, NO. 55, NORTH MARKETS STREET, KTASHVILLEJ TENTKT. Ginseng, Beeswax, Feathers, Ragi, Wool, Dried Fruit, etc., taueu on account from c nno-nera ighest market price. J nn - %%-*7 DR. E. OOYLE, Practicing Physician, CEDARTOWN, POLK CO., GA.. Office at Residence. iuneliM) OLDEST ilMB BEST DR. J. BRADFORD’S Liver and Dyspeptic Medicine This is a prompt anti ct>ri:iin cure fur .al' diseases of the Liver, such an Dyspepsia, Headache, Chills and Fever, &c ] Satisfaction Guaranteed in Every ease, or money returned For sale by drugg'sts generally. J. a. YBISER, Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Garden Seeds, etc., Pit me, Ca, For sale hv Bradford & Allen, Ctdartown, Ga., and R. T. Uovr. ard D J. Powers, Rome, Ga.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Cedartown advertiser. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1878-1889, September 11, 1879, Image 3