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THE ADVERTISER.
fUBLSIir.D EVEHY THURSDAY MORNING
Cedartown, Ga. October 23.
(lliareli Direcfory.
METHODIST.
EVERY SABBATH D. 3. Mtbick, TMtor.
BAPTIST.
It and 3rd SABTATH3, C. K. Hixdciisox, Taftor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
and 1th SABBATHS -J. K. Jones. Pastor
KNIGIITS OF HONOR.
Ceiavtown Lodge No. 473.
T. P. BURBANK Dictator.
L. S. LSDH iTTER Rei-orter
Lodgs meets every Monday night arter 3d and
ftth Sabbaths*.
MASONIC.
Caledonia Lodxo F, A. M.
I, S. STUBBS w - M -
J. tV. I'JDKLNS . .. ..Socrjlh'jr;
Regular comtnu Location 3rd Friday in
3very month, in room over IJuu ting ton iu Wright’s
store.
LOCAL NEWS,
~J. A. Wynn & bio, ha* just re
ceived a fresh lot of select candies.
When yon want something nice oali
and see them.
The best cheese in Cedartown can
be bought lor 15 cents at J. A. Wynn
& lire's.
J. A. Wynn & Pro. will sell goods
nt 10 per cent for the next three
weeks. Call and find the ditf'.-rence.
A 1 rge stock of Boots and Shoes
and Hats, cheap, at Phillips & Go’s
Oot-9 3t.
Lorn MateJasses, Uasluneies, Oash-
mcrit's, Mohairs, Alpacas—in fact
the fullest lino ol Dress Goods at
Phillips & Go’s. Cct-9 3t
Opera Flannels, medicated Flan
nels, at Phillips & Go’s. Oct25 3t
At this season of the yearn box of
BRADFORD & WALKER’S Livei
Pills in the house will often prevent
protracted sickne8#by being used in
time. They cost only 25 cents and
if they do you no good they cos
you nothing. Try one box anil he
convinced.
Pradrurd & Walker keep the best writing
Ink to bo hid anywhere. Takeyour inkstand there
and get it filled for u nickel.
Kaen ft box ol Bradford & Walker’# vagtcqbk:
iverpilhs tu-yoitr tloa4e tdl thn time. A bill or
aro at bed time ocoariouaily when you led a littlo
out of aorix” will often save y«»u a loug Ppdl oi
ickneiti* and a Ftili bm-^er dix^tor’a bill. * A «*Ucn
i ilore rtves mine”—HonieUtuctf ninety-nuio.
BEMEMBElithat if you buy a box of
Ifr.sdforJ £ Walker’s l.ivnr Pills ami tl ey
Jo Rot give entire sarisfaelion you cau E»>
r box of any other pills in tbo market
without ciiurge. Tbcie is uo cliunuo fur
you to lose by trying a box of them.
For Sale.
A No. 9, Stiver Plated Wilson
Sewing Machine, bran In-w »>t).
Complete set ol ultaCIIIUeuts, Vt'l'tf
lull). Apply at this ollice- U
About ten years ago I was con
dereti u ooulijJiii d li-ysperie a.id mi
i8e was conealt red li hopeless -’O'
y- the plivsieaiis'wlio treau iL ill-. 1
as advised to try I lie liver in’.li
lie prepared by Dr. J. G. Yeiser. 1
sed three bottles and was entirely
ured and aill now Bound and w-dl. 1
insider it an invaluable remedy foi
ml disorder and heartily locuiii-
leird it lo all afflicted w ith that coin-
laint.—John Kenedy, Gassville,
a. For sale in Cedariowii hy Biau-
ird & Walker at 75 cents per buttle.
No patent nostrum is the Iron
onic at Bradford & Walker’s, but
good, honest, home-made remedy.
Iron Tonic, at Bradford & Walk
r's, is the cheapest and best tonic in
se. Try it..- G
It costs you nothing to try a bott e
f that Iron Tonic at Bradford &
! al ker’s u n leas it bench ts you. Money
-lutided in every instance where it
tils to give satisfaction. tf
pgal Notices.
Parties desiring us to do legal ad-
ertising should always bring them
r by 9 o’clock Wednesday inorniHg
l order to insure insertion. It
tould be belter to hand them in early
londay morning. Remember al-
ava to have the necessary fee ac.-
ompauy the advertisement.
2go”Two new stores on Court
House rquare, did you know it ?
Jg3”Mr. R. S. Whitehead ol Bar
tow was in the city Monday.
sure to attend services at
the Presbyterian church this week.
See invitation from the pastor.
Huntington & Wright [made
the firct shipment of cotton over the
Cherokee Railroad last Monday, thir
ty-five bales. ‘
B3f”Wlien a man has not slrenglh
of mind enough to k'ep from mak
ing political differences with his
friends personal ones, he had mnsii
better keep out of jiolilics altogether.
J3f“The very unfavorable weather
of lhe past week has caused work
on theEiilroad to be suspended and
the cous queuce is the terminus is
still two miles from iowr.
t^-Jud Crabb hv.s gone to Atlan
ta to the fair and to have bis voioe
half-soled and a big crack in it solder
ed up. That cantata effort of his came
very near causing a permament split
is bis vocal apparatus.
Now that the long winter cventngs
are come, you should go to Bradford
& Walkers aud get you a good lamp
to read by- They sell them so very
low that, everybody can have one.
Any size style or price, from 25 cent
to $3,00.
;3*"The exceedingly bad weather
of the past week has donejincalciilable
injury to the cotton crop in this sec
tion. Besides staining and soiling it,
the long continued dampness has
cau6--d a sprouting or the seel to a
considerable extent
iS^Cominissioner Pittman was in
town yesterday arranging (o.piy the
teachers of public schools their pro
rata of the public school fund, which
is, this year, GGJ cents to the dollar,
and i3 now at Stubbs & Go’s ready
for paying them.
KgT W ■ have been requested to in
quire tenderly after the health and
whereabouts of the committee up-,
pointed to :.i I the [Ordinary in eree -
ing a bridge across Big Gedar near
the Ironwotks. A bridge is sorely
needed there uow and its cmi3truc
tion should not he delayed.
Jas. Harrison iiconsid
ering the 1 a ability of starting a loun-
Jry here. We do most earnestly
hope that lie will bo encouraged to
proceed al once. Of all the gulfing
tyrranies that ever beset a housewife,
that of the washerwoman is the most
xasperating. Emancipation from
their thralUovj is a consummation
levoutly to be wished.
If there has ever been, or should
• ver be hereafter, anything in the
i iiuius of ibis journal that offends
ii the h ast the religious seutimen’.
•f t is community or i-uy part of it,
ve do most reverently apologise lot
I Rlli! lli.-sIiTMU lev 'i.'cfii-e o, in-e.t-
i ii of so offending, or want of res
a-et j for religio-p.ditieai sentiment
ve have neither reverence nor rec-
iect. I’lei s note the distinction.
A series of meeting? will lie lid
in the Presbyterian church io'tlp
place, commencing Thursday, tia
evening, at 7 o’clock. The meetifs
will be conducted by the Rev. A-
thar. Bachman, of Knoxville, Ten.
We cordially invite the other ebr
dies in this place—each indiriaal
member of them—to attend and lid
ns in these servi :e3. It is to lea
work, as we trust, for Christ, >r
Gol’s glory and the salvation?!
souls. Come along, then, one ud
all, and as yon come bring allof
your friends, and labor with us or
their salvation, It is our desire nd
purpose to make this meeting, if we
can, not a Presbyterian, nor Baiisl,
nor Methodist meeting in the sual
aud common acceptation of here
terms, hot a service for the Lod, in
which, we hope and c: lieve, al can
participate, : nd it! which all shall
he blessed. J E. Jones, Pasbr.
w. w.
blast.
Milam’s saloon is ii lull
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Notice.
Parties indebted to me for tiition
are requested to make immediat set
tlement. I am not able to great ir-
dulgence to any one, I nCeltic
money, must have it
2t ‘ J. C. IIa
W. W. Milam’s saloon is tie most
attractive place in town.
Cotton “Notice.
The Cedartpwn Warehouse is cow
prepared to receive and store cotton
and solicits the patronage of farmers
and merchants. We are not yet pre
pared to insure against loss by fire
therefore take no fire risks at pres
ent. When prepared to do so notice
will bo given. The honse is of brick
and covered with iron. •
Terms for weighing and storage:
For 10 days e.r less, 12£ cents; 10
to 15 days. 15 cents ; 15: to 20 days,
20 cents; 20 to 30 days, 25 cents,
and 25-cects per mouth for loDger
time.
tf - R T. Poole, Agl.
reel*
Alj:IS
For Sale
A sow nnd three nice shouts. Will
11 one or nil, CHEAP. Apply at
tins ol! o .
Best Cream Cheese and fat fish
,nght before the recent advance in
ew York can be bought very cheap
om Huntington & Wright’s.
Sept25
Inestone !
Fa’-mers caa get their blue stone
om Bradford & Walker at 10 cents
pound. ^
imps and Lantern-.
In great variety of both style and
[•ice at Bradford & Walker’s.
Reports to the contrary, Phillips
Go. pay highest market price for
jtton and will sell you goods as h w
5 anybody. 0>-l9 3i
The only safe way to go tn a bal
,ou is io send a substitute.—Buffalo
Ixpress.
Jeans, Liusrys ana Tweeds ex-
changed for wool in any quantity at
W. M. Phillips & Co’s. Oet25-3t
W. W. Milam has the best Cigar
in town. Try one, aud you will be
convinced.
Wagon Spokes, Hubs, Felloes,
Iron, Tire—any and every kind of
wa «ron and buggy material at Phil
lip's & G»’s. Oei9-3t
You out to try a bottle of W. W.
Milam Champaign*, if you want
something good.
ent, on favorable terms,
blacksmith shop, and
:d, on Main street, by
W. S. Davis.
10,000 More.
Bradford & Walker have inst re
lived a Iresh invoice often thou
and of their famous liver pills. Tln-y
ell more of these pills than of all
th-r kinds combined, lteas m why ;
They give Utter satisfactiou than
any other pill and are cheaper.
Tke St. James.
When yon go through Cartersvillc
on your way to the fair, or anywhere
else, be sure to stop at the St. James.
Maj Hose, the proprietor, will look
after you with the kindly interest of
a father and see that you are well
fed and comfortably'quartered. If we
could only move the Maj. and the
St. James over to Cedurtown w
might put on city airs,
B. U. Dougherty, Atlanta
Has something to say to our read
ers in this issue. When in Atlanta
a few days since we took a stroll
through his vast establishment and
found it a per feet “nmmuium gath
erum” of everything that pertains to
his line of trade. If any of our read
ers go to Atlanta to trade they will
do well to give Mr. Dougherty a call.
The Ceibii town Uotel
Passes this week into the hands of
Mr. J. H. Maxwell of North Caro
lina. Mr. M is a new hand at the
business bat his reputation as a busi
ness man and . a citizen leaves no
room for doubt that he will make the
Uotel a comfort to all who patronize
it and > credit to our rising and vig
orous young town. We wish the
new management great success.
Hon. C. (>. Janes
Has returned to the bosom of his
constituents, so to speak, and islren-
dering an account of his stewardship.
We do hope the constituents afore
said will express their severe disap
proval of his dereliction of duty in
not writing the Advertiser a letter
every week on the doings and actings
at the capitol, as he promised to do.
Otherwise he has made a faithful
representative. We do not remem
ber but one vote of his that we
would have cast differently, and in
that he erred, if error it was, on the
s.de of the people-
Married at the residence ofthe
brides father in Polk county on the
evening of the IGth, of Oetwcr,
1879, by Eller L. C. Payne Hr. Jen-
janten F. Griffin and Miss May C.
Hamrick, (laughter of Robert Land
Martha Jane Hamrick, all ofi’olk
county, Georgia.
Married at ihe residence o(P. C.
Blankiuship, on tkeI8i.li Mr.tV. J.
Black to Miss Mary J. Gilmer all of
Cherokee C i. Ala. by P. C. Blukiu-
shipjN. 1’. Ex ollieo and J. P.
Married at the resilience o 1 Capt.
T. A. lingers, Stihsboro Mill, Bar
tow comity, Ga., Wcdnesdy, Oct.
15th, 1879 by Rev. J. E. dries, as
sisted by Rev. S. W. Newel, Jr. J. D.
Upson, of Gainesville, Ga., ind Miss
Fannie II. lingers. After pirticipat-
uig in tho pleasant n.-past ;iven by
Mrs. M. L. Flowers, of tils place,
amid the kind wishes of inarji friends
who aceumpanird them to-hem de
pot, they left for Atlana front
alienee they go to Gaiue.ville. In
connection with their man' friends,
wo wish them, through life prosperi
tv and happiness. May heavens
choicest blessings, sweet ti rainbow
mists t.iat steal through tho silken
loaves ol rises, shower oi al! their
joyous hopes. May their ives a3 one
harmonious dream of c-xpence, ilia
encumbered of all earth a t Hill [K-red
opacity, glide on to tho unre beaute
ous realm of love ant wisdom’s
blending.—Gartersvilh- Ixpres .
Tho largest and cheapest lino of
Dress Goodsever off-led in this mar
hot- at Rilillips ft ‘A->V Gal! -and
examine lbr yourselves. octl3-3t
If yon want a fancy d ink Call > li
11:1am. lie can fix it up e‘Cl23-jt
All About Home.
‘‘The Complete U-ime.” Mr3. Ju
lia McNair Wright’s new luokj just
published by J. G. MoCurty A Go.,
of PnihuUlphia, has re-caved the
warmest commendations bom the
Press and Clergy in all so. ions of
the- country-
Tile following extracts cluirly in
dicate that it is a work of sterling
merit,
The Christian Advocate:—A
book of more pracical utilty will
seldom, if ever, be found oteside of
inspiration.
The Presbyterian says:—The
prevailing feature of lhe book is its
good sense, and when we say ibis oi
.-ueh a b ii k we pay it the lighesi
compliment w- imigine. It it :r..-e
everywhere to the Evangelical faith.
The Journal and Messeigku,
CONOINNATI, G.,SAYS:—We hdie- 0
tnat it would he of unspeakable ituc-
fit to every family iu our land could
it be read not only hy fathers and
ruotln rs, but by sons and daughters
as they are glowing up. Its healthy
toue, ns common sense aud truthful
ness commend it, and can hut un
der it of the highest value.
Tub N. Y. School Journal says:
—In this workjwe ha*e all the lights
and shawduws that go to make up tie
picture of a real home. It imparts
instructions in the whule range ui
domestic government iu the mist
pleasing and ellcolive manner.
The Mo. Republican says:—
it is essentially njhume book. It mmt
have been dictated by a heart that
has been baptized iu the beauty ol
the holiness of home. * * * The sen
timent of the book is lofty while the
style is natural, cheerful, easy and
fluent, and the page3 are so muni-
bright pictures of domestic quiet
and comfort.
Rev. Dr. Map.ch bays:—It is so
well written that it cannot fail to be
read, and it cannot be read without
bringing sweetness aud light into
somebody’s home.
From the above, it will be seen
that this is a sensible, beautiful, and
extremely valuable book. Its sjiher-
is wide as the world itself aud it will
exert a powerful influence for good
in every home into which it enters.
AgenLs for its sale are wanted
everywhere.
The Gartersville Free Press is as
sured that a cotton mill will be erect
ed iu that city next year.
town
and
i Rje of h
i and will keep his bar open late
earlv. Don’t forget that good
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fMTTlCE -LAST ROUND-
For yie last time I will be at the
folloving places for collecting tax:
Buncombe, Tuesday, October 14th.
Rod-mart, Wednesday, “ 15th.
Fish Creek! Thursday, “ 16 b.
Line Branch, Friday, “ 17th.
Esoh Hill, Saturday, 18th.
Prur’s Station, Monday, “ 20th.
Rtf's Mill, Tuesday, “ 21st.
Cfdartown, Wednesday, “ 22nd.
Russell's & Young’s, T’sday“ 23rd.
Third and last round :
Esom Hill, Friday, October 24th.
Ilamjiton’s, Saturday, “ 25th.
Fish Greek, Monday, “ 27th.
Rockmart, Thesday, “ 28th
Buncombe,-Wednesday, “ 29 th.
Cedartown, Thursday, “ 30th.
Young’s, Friday, “ 31st.
Respectfully,
W. J. Richardson, T. C.
oet9-4w.
My Friends can find me at the
well known cheap house of G. W
Featherson & Go. O. B. Whatley.
Octl6 2t
School Notlco.
By order of the Board of Educa
tion, the Public School term has
tiecn changed Irom the months of
J uly, August and September, to the
months of January, February aud
March.
Tho annual examination of teach-
:rs for the Public Schools in Polk
county tir the year 1SS0 will be held
at the Gonrt House in Cedartown,
embracing the 29:h and 30th of De
cember, 1879. The examination will
begin at 10 o’clock, a. m., on Mon
day, the 29th ol December.
T. L. Pittman,
C. S. G. Poik County.
OcllG-td
Shawls, Sleeveless Jackets, Hoods
—so beautiful at Phillips & Co’s.
That 2 and 2 make 4 is an estab
lished fact none can deny. That 1’ort-
alline is the best remedy in tho world
fur all disorders of the stomach and
liver, is another fact to which all
who have tried it will bear testimony.
It is entirely vegetable, and com
pounded with the greatest care; each
package containing 80 dosi-3 fur an
adult. Price 50cts. For Sale hy
Bradford & Walker, Cedartown, Ga.
■march 13, ”79 t-owly
Betting is a mighty bud thing, the
fact is it never benefits any one ex
o pt the winuer, while the loser lias
a kind of l-«l iook and feeling. But
f you can get a dead sure thing, why
Ihen put up your last dollar on it.
We know of one such chance. You
can bet vonr last dollar on Tabler’s
J.ack.ye -VRie cmitmetii curing in
very case. Price 50 els. For Sale t-y
Bradford & Walker, Cedartown, Ga.
march 13 ”79-eowly
Con-uuiptlon Cored.
An old physician, retired from practice, having
hud placed in hi? hands by an Bast India missions
ry the formula of a simple vegetable remedy fo*
the speedy and permanet cure for Consumption.
IJrjnehius, i atarrali, Ashma, and ail Throat and
Lung Aflections. also a postive and radical care
Tor Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
alter having tested Its woudeiful curative powers
in thousands of cases, 1 aa felt It his dsty to make
it kbowu to his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this motive and a desire to relieve human snfterin"
will send free of charge to all who dc ire it, this
cipe. in German, French, or Kng ish, with lull di-
tc.i. nf for prejiaring and using. Scut by;mail,
by addressing with stamp, naming thia paper, W.
W. Sub it a n, 14‘J fo were’ Block, Rochester. N* Y.
octlfi-dm
Or E :
will p
3rd day of Novcniirer, 1STU,
G- applied for Exemption of Personally,
will pass ui*on the same at 10 o’clock, a. in., on
the-J4th day of October. 1819. at my office. Thir
2nd day «ff October, lbTJ. JOBL BltEWEU,
Octlli 2w Ordinary.
H A
F. Nail;
A, C. and Win. A. J. Helton, having applied foi
Probate at thts term ofthe <’ourt, Octotier lfith,
1879, of the win or Amos Hellou U» which they
«l iim to be Executors, being so named in s» id will,
you are required and cited to be and appear at the
Ordinary’s office iu the Court House or Haralson
county, at the regular November Term, 1879, of
the Court of Ordinary for eaid county, lo attend
the probate of said will.
WitueSB my hunt and official signature. Oct. f.th,
1S79. S, M. DAVENPORT, Ordinary
octlti-t d
J. R. BUTTfiCO.,
ROME, GA.,
Wholesale anil Retail Dealers in
$t0ve$, Vi^Wcrfe
AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Agents lor Rome Stoves and other first-class lacto
ties. We buy in large lots for cash, and make
lowest possible prices. Call aud
Are you going to tlie Ua. State Fair!
Of course you are. And doD’t forget that Lud-
den & Bates, the great Piano and Orgau men of
the South, will make the largest aud most magnifl •
cent display of Pianos and Organs ever yet ex
hibited at any Southern Fair, and ofler purchasers
inducements which they cannot resist.
Tweuty-flve sample instruments from ten large
manufacturers will be shown and closed out at
factory rates for cash or on easy terms. Every
instrument exhibited must be sold. It is against
our principles to take any home. All instruments
w ordered at the Fair will be delivered
any°point freight paid. t Affine pianist^ wUl be
W. W. Milam has moved np in attendance - *"*
LUMPKIN’S
OLD reliable
LIVERY, FEED anc SALE STABLE
Cedartown, Cfa.
MILLER A. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
Kmps constantly on hand to hire. Good Horset
and excellent vehicles. Splendid accommodations
for Diovers aud others. Hot>os, Carriages, and
Buggi«s alway ‘ * ~ ‘
H. HARPOL
NO. 65 YANGST BLOCS,
Sfoad $ti'eet, f\oir\e, G^a.,
(Nearly Opposite _A-ver & ALoConalcl’s.)
H AVING Tnovod into flip largo and ologant stor^. 25 hy 130 foot., built
and fittetl up oxpr»\ssly Tor me, I. can safely say that I have the best ar
ranged store room in tlie city.
You mav ask is thia all. No f Thia lar^o lionss is filled with Goods.
My stock is not only large bin comprises nearly every article in my line
that is essential to the pirtrHc. My stock consists of
Foreign and IDomesiic S>ry Goods,
Fancy G-oods, Notions eb Trunlxs.
it, therefore Jl car. only name a few of the ar
■ed Drc.3f» Si!k-». Black and Colored Brocade
_ *nts up. French, English and American Dr-ss
Goode of the latest noveltiea.'too large and varied »o attempt h de s cription ; Trimmings and Ballou*
to match. SiOdozen Ladioft, Misses and Children's Hose; Gent’s Half Hose. 109 dozen G.oves ; tue
boot I Button Kid-Glove ever sold for 59 cents. 250 doaon Ladtc«’ and Gent’s llnn.ckcrchiets from 1
cent* to f 4.00 r piece, jrnffs and Tiep without nnmber. Cloaks and .Shawls by the hundred. Skirts
from 80 c«ntd to $5.00. Blankets from $1 CO to $12.00.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
150 pieces o! Jenna from V2% cent? np. 73 pieces Red, White and Giav Flannel*; Tim'd and Plain
Opera Flannels. 5.000 yard9 Bleached Domestic: ail tho popular brands. 19 4 Sheeting of the best
makes Cafudme es. Cloaking, Ac. Indies and Gent’s Underwear. 100 doa-n of the Celebrated .’earl
Bhfrt, the be«=t 8hirt ever sold tor $1.00. Agent for the Georgia Factory Sheoting, Shirting fttid Drills.
Athens Factory Chocks aud Yarns, all of which are sold at Factory prices. Agent tor the sale of
H. HARPOLD.
(&EAP GOODS.
Have just moved into their elegant new Store Rooms on
EAST SIS13 OF ESA2SI SfEIlT,
Where they ore now opening an extensive stock of
EMM AT, IEECITAMISE.
Their GooTls were selected with great care and with an eye to the needs
of their customers and were, bought for Cash. They will lie sold at the
lowest figures. Go and examine their stock and prices before making
yotir purchases. nog" tf
DOWN
CHICAGO SCALE CO.,
149 and 151 Jefferson Street Chicago. Ill.,
Have reduced the pr-ces of al! kinds of
;:;r SC ALE Si
4-ton Wagon"Scales, $60. J 2-ton Wagon Scales, $40.
All other siz-s at a great reduction. Every Scale “fully warranted.”
All orders promptlv filled. Circulars. R.-ice List and Testimonials sent
noon application. BIT V TH H < ’il E A Rl-.ft f Ah 1/ Ttb.8 !\ :ulvl7-Gm
FALL
GREAT BREAK IPi PRICES
CUSTOMERS ASTONISHED at the Extremely LOW PRICES
asked or Goods:
ELEGANT LINES OF ALL GOODS KEPT IN A MIXED STOCK
Solo Agents for the Bay State Standard Screw-Fastened
SM92SS 111
TIN WARE AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
fillips &
Have received (and are daily ranking additions to it) their Fall Stock of
may concern: James II. Shclnutt having
proptr form applied to me for permanent letters
of adrauietration on the estate of John Shelnutt,
late of taid county. This is to cite all and singu
lar the oeditors and next or kin of John Shelnutt,
to be anc appear at my office within the time al
lowed bylaw, and show cause, if any they can.
why permanent administration should not
granted t* James H. bhelnutt on John bhelnuu *
estate. . „
Witness my hand and official signature, Sep
tember let, 1879. S- M. DAVfcNPORT,
Ordinary.
TlAO 3M:iJli3KL©2'57- 2Z5ei3a-2L’t2r2.©3Al:,
Under the supervision of
3VEAS3S XJzste
Is first-class, and tho latest styles are always on baud.
Call and see our magnificent Stock now arriving.
FHIIsPOT BOOBS.
Oct?-Jhn
NEW STOKE.
NEW FIEM,
NEW GOODS.
Dealers ia General Mercbaadise,
MA1?I ST., CED1ETGCT,
(Next door to Phiipot & Dodds’.)
KEEP ON HAND A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING,
FANCY GROCERIES, Eic,
and feel confident, that the public will find it to iheir interest to exam
ine onr Block before purchasing. Sent?5-t. J.ml
MILLINERY-FALiL STYLES
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and alter SUNDAY, JUNE 9,|1873, the
rains will run on the Rome Railroad as follows:
EVENING TRAIN.
Leave Rome daily at 8.10 A M
Return to Rome at 12.30 P M
SATURDAY ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Rome (Saturday only) at 5 OOP M
Return to Rone at.............8.Q0P M
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mWTEMi
Over Stulatos cSj Co’s Iffew Store,
W IT.L OPEV A OENEIIM. ASSOltTMKNT OF 1*11X11.3.0T-y G-OOdQ AX'D
XTotlc-UB, «N MONDAY. SEPTEMBKlt well INSTAN'I'.
Old frlcuds, mndnew,a.-e invited lo examinu before purcinieii;^
Light Summer “Straws” colored, re-shaped aud trimmed.
Dress-making and Hair Work as heretofore.
ALWAYS UP WITH THE LATEST STYLES.
CEDARTOWN, GA.. September 23,1679. x rjm
Of every description, including a fine 1inp of
CXjOTELXjST G-
■ HATS. CAPS.
BOOTS and SHOES.
They Ihink’they have tile fin-xst line of goods they have ever pur-
chas n d, and at lower priAs. They ask in exajnination by every one.
They will hereafter keep Wagon JdaiSi ial of all kinds from a lynch
pinto any part of the wagon. mii20-ly
ITSTe Malse no Aljoui: i'i,
I bnt -if»n’t mind telling you iu i quiet wav. |
that we have tm«; of the largest nnd cELEC- !
TED STOCKS of FALL and WINTER GOODS •
J ever brought to l!edartown, and telling them at {
j prices .that will astonish you, and all your j
I friunds. You m«v not believe it, in tnet. j
• I wc hail rather you would not. we want
. ; . | txi come and ace Tor yourself, :uid bo eonvineed. j
HiT" It will pay you to sec ns before you acl! your COTTON or buy yon?GOODS.
2* ia. ^ IS Sli Ya. S O H' £sk GO.
mm & walks:
SGUTJl MAIN STREET,
CEBAETOVI,
GEOE&IA,
K'-ep always on hand a complete stock of all things usually .'onml in n
first-class Drugstore. Country physicians will find our drugs fresh and
reliable. Prescriptions put up with special care.
flffOSIAPIS
YOI/jVO’^
ROME,
(Shorter Block)
QjA..
LIFE SIZE (bust) [or unly ten dollars; half life size only five dollars.
Ilis work is all strictly first-class. .Makes copies of ail sorts of pictures
any size -and character desired. feh27-ly
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rg 5 ’?* -w.
t£s$&a Qji* a OL
• DEALER IN
Corn ssd Bye Whiskies, Wine,
Gins any Brandies,
Noyes Warehouse, GEDARTOVVN, GA.
A Specialty made of
Stone Mountain Bourbon and .Stone Mountain Corn Whiskey
THE “R- E. LEE, and OLD CAHITsTET”
Cannot be excelled. I {ceep such Liquors as may be used as a beveragae or
'orm vlica! purposes, with petfect safely. Give me a c»ll. Gc^otl treat
ment gtmranteH. oct 3,
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W A VALUABLE INVENTION,
THE WORLD HSKOWSUSD
EWING MACH
In workmanship Is equal to a Chronometer Wutch, and as elegantly
as a first-class P!rar>, it received the highest awards at tho
Vienna anr: Centennial Expositions. IT SEWS OHE-FOURTH FASTER
thari ether machines. Its capacity Is uniimitoei. Thera aro more
V/ILSCfc MPCHI74E5 sold !n tho United State3 than tho combined sales
of Eli the others. The Wii-SOff 7^H«DS:4C ATTACHMENT, for repairing
cl! Kinds of to.itilo fabrics WITHOUT PAk CSSiKO, furnished FREE with
all WSS.90M SEtViSC TlACMifiEo, togsthsr with a Tucker, Rufflor,
Corder, Sot of Herr,mere, Bir.dor, etc.
Address WILSON SEWING MACHINE SO.
<Mto&ao,'Wzamaa, ay.
DB. S. XV. JONES,
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WHOLESALE
Drugs, Faints, ¥ai?slahsst, I«iquo2?s,
©ils ? S-Iass-s aad Sssads,
NO. 55, NORTH MARKET^ STREET,
Ginpong, Beeswax, Feathers, Hags, Wool, Dried Fruit, etc., tas
i^best market price.
account from tuMmrrra
jan. 23-jy
m^wmrnr Kmp best
DB. J. BRADFORD’S £
Liver and Dyspeptic Mediome
This is a prompt and certain cure for all diseases of the Liver, such su
Dyspepsia, Headache, Chills and Fever, &c.",
gatisfactioii ^Tiiaraatccd in Every
•:tso, or money returned. For sale by druggists generallv.
J. a, TB1BBM,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Garden Seeds, etc.,
Rome, Ga,
F -r sale bv Bradford i Allen, Cedartown, Ga., ar.d R. T. H«>vt am! D
J. Powers, Kome.G.i. f h38 ly
