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THE ADVERTISER 1 «*» unable to" find any
*~ ' _ — I n niv cemmnniea'ion. The Judge
D. B FFiEEftiAfc. FtiKo-.
^CEDARTOWXFQoV^TtTA Y ». 1SS0-
Democratic Convcmloi!.
The Democratic party of Pi,Ik
county will hold a mass meeting in
the Court II ruse at Ctdarlown on
Saturday,30th ins*., for the purpose of
choosing delega'es to meet wi ll the
State convention in At'anta in Jum
next, which convention will sel c
delegates to represent the State o!
Georgia in the Na'ionul Convention S
at Cincinnati for the nomination of
a President. The meeting will con
vene at 11 o’clock.
Let us all meet together and send
good men to look after the inteiest
of the party.
Julius A. Peek,
Ch. Dam. Ex. Cum. I’ulk Co.
May 5th, 1SS0.
se:ms s usiiive, and I think he takes
. o tni; h lot-granted. He takes for
grunted that lie knows who Conn-
iryman Tax-payer is; that he lives
ear the Ordinary. Wonder why h<
said Ilia? ? Jud.'c, don’t take t o
much for granted ; in fact better not
, take anything for granted that you
do not p isi:ive!y know. That’s my
rule. Countuyuax Tax-payee.
>;• te.— The ah ,ve would have ap
pear- d in n former issue but for want
of space. — Er.
C. G. JANES,
Attorney evt
CEDAH.TOWN, GA.
j&5~ Cftice in the Court IIon?e. feblS Iy.
Joseph A. Blance
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
CEDARTOWN, GA.
^?v*Fir.^t I!ocm up Stair? orer J. S. Stnh‘
The Public Schcols.
Mr. Editor: Please publish this
in y nr pip r, by w;iy of reply to
Mr, “Countryman Taxpayer” up.n
the presort managentent of the pub
lic Seine I in this coun'y.
lie has been so ably anew; r d by
our cemmissior.cr that I hardly deem
it necessary to enlarge a; y. But be
ing a member <1 the board who ad
vocated very str .ugly the policy ol
The Massachusetts press associa- dinging the time of teaching of our
God was entertained in Richmond t S( !.ools From July to Jam; iy, I will
April 27th. Nearer and nearer the add a lew thoughts whi : i are plaii
Grant was fit y-eight years old cn
the 27th of April.
“bloody chasm” is being bridged.
Springfield Republican : Just so
sure as Grant is nominated at Chi
cago, so certainly will an Indepen
dent Republican candidate be put
into the field. This means, men and
brethren, the defeat of a third term
by the election of the Democra ic
candidate.
A .mooted question has at last
been settled—one which came near
causing' Cincinnati to lose the big
Convention—that of running the
telegraph wires into Music Hall dur
ing the session oT the body. They
will go in, and Cincinnati, in conse
quence, is happy.
The Committee ou Coinage in the
]ow r er House of Congress has report
ed in favor of recommending the Sec
retary of the Treasury to send coin
to all the small towns and villages
where there are no banks of deposit,
and change is needed for the neces
sary transaction o! business through
the medium of the mails. This will
prevent the large accumulations of
coin in the Treasury, which now j to please *he patrons, the pupils will
amount to $21,000,000. It would be j be more s admits. B.tt r schools
a great convenience to the people if j can be made up th in to wait until Ju
simple facts, (or his consideration.
If lie i3 a teacher l.e ought to know
that his pupils can. study much bel
ter, their minds are brighter in win
ter than in hot weather—not over
com- with the excessive heaj ol long
summer days and nights. In winter
the nights are long and children
have.mor; time to study.
Another ad van f age in favor of win-
t:r schools— pupils can go to school
nearly the w hole three months with
out damage to the fanning interests.
By having the school houses fired up
comfortably which cveiy neighbor
hood can and ought to do with but
little (Xpeiis. 1 , the children would
be better elf at school during that
time us the most of them would hi
idle and mure exposed at home than
under the superv sion of a goou
teacher in a good comfortable school
room.
It being the beginning of a new
year both patrons, teachers and pu’
pils ore fresh a d will have more
energy. The patrons in making up
their schools, the teachers in trying
this measure cmld be adup ed, and
we trust it will go through without
opposition.
Col. James H. Blount, Represen
tative in Congress from the six h
district,writes a letter declining to be
a candidate for re-election. The Ma
con Telegraph says of Col. Blount
and his record : ‘ Our member has
earned a higher reputation and more
substantial laurels in the lower II :use
of the Congress of the United States,
for his unswerving deletion to the
public interests during the past eight
years, his superior sagacity, his un
tiring industry, his personal parity
and commanding influence, than al
most any other of his peers. There
is not probably a more popular man
in the State, or one who possesses
more wholly and unreservedly the
confidence, esteem and respect of the
people.”
Ms. Stephens has recently made
a great croak about the poverty of
the South, in a manner intimating
that its condition is becoming miser
able. In contradistinction to his
very pitiful statements the Louisville
Courier Journal says : “The atten
tion of capitalists has been turned t <
the South during the past six month
as it has never been called before. Op
portunities for profitable investments
in this section are being cons'antly
revealed, and capital goes wherever
it is safe for it to go. The produc
tion of cotton has exceed d the wild
cst prophecies, and for the crop of
1879 the Sruth received mere than
for any other in its h story. All over
the Southern country a new spirit of
life and confi leuoe prevails, and the
energies of the people will accomplish
great things.”
wholt* lot ? ai
levied on\ I
Waddell, by ■
Berry & Co i
idso.
Reply to Judge Pitman.
Mr Edit jr : Judge Pi tin in,
noticing my c miuiun:c.ition in the
Advertiser of the S:h ins ., says:
“It seems to me tli t it would haw
been more manly if Mr. C untryma >
Tax-payer h til any charg s t > make
against ms or any in.-mb r of (lie
board of education to have done it
under his own signature.” I h ive
carefully examined my communica
tion, and am at a loss io know what
portion ol it. the J idge construes in
to a ch trge against hi in self or any
member ol the board. I fi id noth
ing in it that I can call a oh irg I
stated a few facts, and asked a few
questions, of which Mr. P. answered
one, but not yery sitisfactorilyjur he
did not tell us th it the t ach-rs w. re
or were not en i I d to this money
now on hand for last year. I do no:
know what the law' says bn that sub
ject, but I got the imp esAui some
how, that all public sc col money
collected in any one year, was appro
pliated to paying tuition f .r t u t
year, usv’oss th ru sb "uld be men
than enough to pay the whole tui
tion. Am I right?
Judge Pitman, in the b gtnni ig of
his communication, s .ys.he d." s u 1 IRON BITTERS,
like a “m isk-.d batteiy, especially- sat-ou a b*,..-
w;hen it is us d to show the reman
efC ju.vrymun T-.v-p tyeiv’ Now, I
would ask . Jud-' it ’ :e e ' - 1
]y after toiling and struggling to
their crops by, which reaches to the
middle of July before the children
can be started .to school. Then ou
Iy to go five or six weeks, which all
know is the extent of time taught a:
most of country schools with any
profit. The teach rs gem r lly have
to close up before the time expires,
cans quently there i: but little bene
fit derived.
I think if the patrons of the dil-
feivnt schools in the county will give
it another year’s trial and fixup f r i
they will much [ r.-fer winter schools,
I know for myself ard I think the
wh le board were actuated from pure
motives in making the c’-tinge for
the good of the people. I think i:
very uncharitable in Mr. “Goantry-
man Tax payer” in censuring us so
harshly when we are. doing til! we
can without pay or thanks. Hoping
he will study the su! ject more
seriously and he in favor of winter
schools. R spectfuliy,
W. D. Calhoun.
P Ik County Shorltf s Sa es.
the t* .
between the legal hours of sale, on the fir?
dav in Jtn.c next, the following property to-wit:
Une lot m the town of Cedartown, Ga . containing
one ae-e. more ox h-s. honnded on the Ponth by
i the east oy residence lot of
no th and-west by
the lands of said defendant. Levied on as the
property «»f said defendant, hy virtue of two jus
tice ewirt ti fas from ltToih district. G .M., in fa-
lor of W. S, Davis vs Mrs. Fannie Hand. Proper
ty p >inlcd cat ly bv defendant. This April 28,
v83J.
Also, at the same time and place, wi’l be sold
the loltnwiug real estate, x v.: A certain tract of
land whereon J hn O. YVaddcll now resides, in the
2nd district an i 4ih section oi Polk county. Ga..
die ol'CYihr creek, on the south by the land of
P. C. Harris.firm, rh ih ■ land of Thomas M.P.ce,
on the east by the middle ot the public road lead
ing fr>ra Cave Spring to Cedartown. and on the
norih by a fence conim.nein,-; at a poirt on Cedar
creek, two hundred and thinv-liveyards south ot
the m<>utb of the Geo. W. VVvst spring branch,
f'dltfwin^ the winding ol the creek, an i running a
lirdlc ot ca.-t to the Cave Spring and (V’artovu
public road, and the said tract ^s further known
at.•: described as all of lots Nos. STL 854. and parts
ol lots Nos. 832, 853 832^=3.6 14.805. 814.8T5.sTI.S T
924. 8a d whole •.<>!> contain ng 40 acres euch.more
Or less—the whole truer containing 330 acres, more
or less. All the above de.-cribfd V-ts anu p-’ts of
lots ar* levied on except all .hat port ion waich is
embraced in the f.flowing boundaries, viz: lie
ginnipg at a dead post oak tree abon; It fi yards
front the south'a-» corner < f the laud known as
the Wa.idvl! >t:d i!uuti:-._'tosi land,and n-nuin^r in
a westerly direction. 4'<r. y ; .uls to a e r'aiu sttik-*,
hence in*a southerly d*.n ctio i on a line parallel
T3rs. Liddell & Son,!
FHYSI31AKS and SURGEONS,
Office East Bile of Main Str ut,
CEDARTOWN, CA.
janS ly.
W. G. EIG-L1ID,
Physician and Surgeon,
CEDARTOWN, GA.
jan 15-1 y.
DR." O. H. HARRIS.
Physician and Surgeon,
Codarti wn, « - - G-n.
Office at Bradford & Walker’s Drug Store. Tiesi
dence at the Reece House. i.ovl4-ly
13. FI8HEE,
Watchmaker & JeT/eler.
CEDARTOWN, GA.
TTAVING just opened out a shop at the store
XX of A. D. IIow & Co., respectfully requests
the public to call on him when needing work in
W. F. TURNER,
Attorney at Law,
CEDARTOWN, GA.
Office hours 9 to 12 a. m., and 2 to 5 p, m.
W ILL practice in the Superior Courts ol Polk.
I’aufditig, Haralson, Floyd and Carroll
counties. Special attention given to collections
and real estate business. ~ marll ly.
T3r. L. S. Ledbetter,
XXHLNi TIST,
CEDARTOWN, - - GEORGIA.
F. M, SMITH,
At'orney at Law and
Real Estate Agent,
CEDARTOWN, GA.
*D APTTCULAR attention given to the seHimr or
a. renting of city property. Buying and -t iling
wild lands a specialty. Parties owning wild lands
in Georgia would do well to correspond with me,
as I have applications for thousands of acres whose
owners are unknown. No tax ft. fa. orothrrbo
giis title need apply. Look up yonr beeswax and
write me. Terms: Ten per cent commission on
sales. For locating ai d ascertaining probable val
ue. $1 per lot. For searching records for owners,
50 cents per lot. For ascertaining if land is claim
ed . r occupied by squatter. £1 per lot. Always
in advance. To insure aitemi-.n enclose a 3 Cent
-famp. Parties owning wild lands should look to
their interests, as many of these wild lands at“
being stolen by squarers under a bogus title. All
communications promptly answered. Satisfaction
guaranteed to all honest men. j in29-Iy
SSIHsOW HOUSE,
CEDARTOWN, GA.
1. D ENLGW, - - - Fropristur.
LIVEKY FEED,
AND
Sale Stable!
IVniGHT L LHNS0N, Prcp’rs.
CEDARTOWN, - • GEORGIA
B
LING su; p’ied with new Horses, New Vehi-
- les, ic., we are prepared to meet the wants o
e public iu our line. j -.u8-ly
JAMES H. PRICE,
CEDARTOWN, GA.
Keeps on hand and manufactures t j order
WAITRESSES i
Cave Spring and Cocar own road to the P.O.
Harris line : the Roe in an easterly direcn-.n. 4*i»»
yards to Cedartown and Cave Spring road. Said
excepted land containing within said boundaries
.tfiou: 1) acres, more or A.-.-, with the dwcl.i: g and
improvements. The land included iu the last de
alth
of lots above described, at
by lc\ i d on. That which
the property
John O. I
rttie ol one Mortgage ft fa in favor of
. Juhn O. Waddeit This April 29,
TWT Y work recommends itself wherever used.
XvXmiuI is guaranr-cl to render the most perfect
satis faction. No flimsy material usimI, no work
slighted. I ask a trial. JAMES H. 1TUCE.
fcbiS-ly.
CALHOUN
Livery and Sale Stable.
FOSTER & IIARL AN, Props.,
CALHOUfl, - - - - GEQSSIA.
TTAVING lately purchased the above Stable* and
snpiilicd It with good Horses and a splendid
line of new Vehicles, we are prepared to meet the
wants of the travDing public m < ui line. Parties
wishing vehicles sent to imv of the trains on the
Selma. Home a:ul Dalton Railroad or to any other
poin;, may telegraph u». ami tn.ve their wants
promptly and properly attended to.
FUSTEK& HARLAN, Calhoun, Ga.
janS-tf.
FCrlb SALE.
HEAL ESTATE
In the wide-awake, progressive little city of
CED/H2TGWK, FOLK COUNTY, GA
Real Instate Agent,
AND DEALER IN WILD LANDS,
Cedartown Ga. Ly rcnii' -t of the owner, Th
M. Pace. Esq., I after tor sale a goou and commo
di«»n** two story dwelling house and l«»t. the lions*
well linished, four gomt room? on first floor, tw*
go»u roouj up stairs, five good brick fire plaees
and all necessary oui buildings, with abou* 59 nev
bearing Iruit trees of the* very besi selection of
fine fruits, i lie be.-t of spring water in abundance.
8uid lot bt uxd as loii<*ws : East by the Cedartown
Hotel, 8p ing .-ircet.httwt'■cn.sonth’by Pr
west by the High School budding, north by the
public spring. Can be bought ait it e'low price of
s-3,000 fifr-t payment, fl.t.'Ou at time ji'issession giv
er.. 8uc*>ud payment on 25th Dcixinner
IS'l. third pay me nt $I,9UJ on 25th December 2882
with interest on the l&.-t payments fron date of
possession. Titles perfect. ’Persons wishing t<
buy art* r* spectfuliy invited to call in time els*
flat bargain and ;
Aprla Ole
IRON BITTERS,
A Sure Appetizer.
IRON BITTERS,
A Complete Strer.gU.encr.
IRON BETTERS,
A Valuable Medicine.
IRON BiTTEB-S,
For Delicate Fem**e
Highly recom merdod
to the public iur all dis-
eHsesrpquiringRcertain
t JO Alt;
cepeciaLy in Indies-
.u.ai. Dy'pppsot,
/lifei iiitiitstU I'e-
i v:-s. Vi'n.il nf Aji-
!>v1 itr , . I.o»8 a/
Strength. Luck t.f
rr.ergjr,
ricaes t
sirengtliei
cles, and u
the nerves. To the
' ‘ chil-
ru per
il^ ble
ivniocy «-.m not he too
!. : ;:hiy rf-coniineu<!s*L
2t arts like ♦/ chttrni
on'the dig st .ve tutuHs.
A tcaspoonful .bc-fine
tiieais will r.-ainve all
dyspeptic symptoms.
TRY IT. •
Sold hy all Druggists,
TEEBR8WN CHIECiLCO.
BALTIMORE, MS.
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ISAAC T-. MSB,
CEDARTOWN, GrA.,
—DEALER IN—
Stoves, Tin - Ware,
Hardware and Hallcw-Ware,
Of All Kinds.
Hon.3e-Furnish.ing' C-oods
A SjH ciaity.
TV VK’IY variety of j b work in ir.y line neatly
_i2j done. I respectfully s<»licit the patronage >
Ihe j.iiblh . and would be phased to have all i
EO.tGIA—Polk ( oontx—It having ln cn
EXr* j>r«*stnled to me that the estate of Mariah (i.
Ileslep. d • eased, of said cou-tv, is subject to in
jury and waste for want of administration Ij ting
haft thereon, and no person who is uititled to
said administration, by law, having applied for
same. Tberdore all persona concerned will appear
at a Court of Ordinary t«> be- held in said county or
the 1st Monday in Ju.*c. 1880, to show esnse, it :h.j
Uiey have, why letters of atimi nittrntion *.n gate
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JOHN B. ALDEN, Manager. Tribune Building. New York-
Machinery of All Kinds.
i ■
j Sixty-four difF*ivnfc makes of STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS
i ranging from o to 40 horse-power—new and second-hand—all at veiy low
\ prices.
Also agents for the ALBANY and
BROWN COTTON GLEN - .
PACKING SCREWS, SEPARATORS, THRESHERS, CORN
MILLS AND.FARMING IMPLEMENTS, in,general. We had a fine
tni.le in this line last year, and general satisfaction was given. We are also
Dealers in General Merchandise
tnd have in store a well selected stock of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
ROOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS
CLOTHING AND’GROCERIES,
Ali of which we will sell low. either for cash or to Prompt paying time cus
tomers. We are ageute for GEORGE A. CLARK’S
NS
*!«35>
THSRS’S MILLIONS
In gelling DRY GOODS at low figures. It is also
AN INCONTESTABLE FACT 10,000 Pounds of Wool Wanted.
O. TNT. T” TT' R.EAD,
And will sell at retail and also will job is to meichauts at regular jobbers’
prices.
id necessary, only, to exrmiae my Slock and Prices to be
Calicoes, from ©1 Gents Upivards.
BLEACHED AND BROWN MUSLINS,
SHEETINGS, LINENS,
GINGHAMS. TICKINGS. &C
Black and Golcred Silks a Specialty.
I*ERi’ALES, LAWNS, (IREN A DINES
A Beautiful Stack of Fringes^
CURTAIN LACES, UKET0NS.&0.
Immense Bargains in Kid Gloves,
LAGE TOP AND LISLE THREAD GLOVES,
The fineat and chcopest stock of PL YIN AND PANOV RIBBONS ever placod in this market.
Hamburg and Swiss Edgings and Insertings.
jA. JOE LOT OI? 1 SHOES,
Sold at prices much under the cost of manufacture. Call early aud secure bargains while you have
the opportunity
THOMAS FAHY,
5S Broad Street, Noble Building, Rome, Ga.
aprlo 3m.
rgzsxss=3ST2=^r*grrsr5x:
Is new Eec iving
@ssds
ock is fi'i‘S‘1
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Mrs. T. B. Williams,
d Opening the
Plnost and Sjargest StepZs: oa
It I tts ever b en her ph-nsure to offer her f. iends. The s!
and new, embracing all t'te new and fashim al»T* goods i.i her li :e. G ■ >1
looila tit the lowest price will be found in her house. I ask v a to giv ■
me a call before you purchase, ex inline my goods and g-t my prices. Or
ders by mail will receive careful attention, and s .tisfac: i.,u guaranteed.
Mourning goods and I.idles underwear a specialty. api29 3m
ra wravw .cv* r ~” _ ^ »?3 y *r y,
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Wright's Anti Friction and Farqu n’s Imorov. d II ,is- P ov rs.
Louisville Separators ai ii Ground II >g ’i'l.resiiers.
Bm-.vn. Pratt and S,wyer Cmton Gins. Grain Scvihes and Cradles.
Hubs, Spokes, and Fellows, a d a foil Stock of Hardware at juices
gui'.ti , t-etl to be as low »s die market wiil allow. nprk.9 3m.
I.' - J . N' . f ) i; I’’ I 1 ' It ’U ,
MAXUFACTUni.lt OF AX Ll DeALEF. IX
Buggy and Wagon Harness.
SAX>X3XjiES, cfcO.,
Dou^hert.y's Old Stand Cedartown, Ga
’gjgf= _A.ll work guaranteed so give satisfaction. All i.e aeks is » trial
janS-lv
M e will pay highest price fjr all the washed wool brought to ns.
Persons contemplating the erectijn of buildings may save money by
calling on us for prices ol LUMBER, LATHS and SHINGLES. Come
and see us.
W. M. PHILLIPS & CO.,
a P r29 f Cedartown, Ga.
FOUTZ’S
HORSE AND CATTLE POWI
-jQJf Se-ia
- .for prevent
Xo HoRfcff will die of Colic, Both or Jm
VKit, If Foutz-s Powder? nre Uet-d la tintr.
Foutz’sPo’.v Jer« will cure and pr» v*»r *' inc •
Fontz’3 Powders will f.r«it G *. •
FomIzMPowders vill 5n-n:..- •> ■■■■
and cre:im twenty p«i <•. au,
and sweet.
Fontz's PdTvdrrs wi;’. n.-rj or •
DXBBAS* to v i. rh lira -
Forte’s Po-.v:»EES V ILL J • • -.
For Sa le liy
BRADFORD & WALKER,
fi.-M2.1y. CEDARlOn-y. GA.
Tu Eridga Contraciort-
TTTILL be let t*> ths iOwe*«t bidder, before the
V / Court House door i;t Cc lartowu. Pol k coun
ty, Ga.. on the first Tuesday in June next, the con
tract fur oui 1Jing three bridge-, ia and for said
county, to-wit:
-Over Eu :, a:leecrce :,rl wh .t i known a-
tbe Deaton Ford, to be about 120 feet long anti di
as, tho middle urniaia spans so be
u good douolo tr *-t:es each
,:i0 feet, with nece.-sary nom-
b’er of trestles therouuiier. Fmor.ng t>» be 2xG. 12
feet long, well nailed down, and both main span
iiid approaches to be substantially and neutiy ban-
stered with dr. sse*l lumber.
No.2.—Over Uetlarcri.ok on Fri<*r’s Station ri a l,
rear Cherokee iron work -. ro be 120 feet io.ig. di-
.’idkd into two spans, tlw main span over the creek
,o be ah«.ut sixty-six feet, Svt on thrte
jillows made of rock 5jJx2.'i>j' le--1 ai bottom, and
3x21 at t p. and about 13 sect high. Sain main
span to be about 8 feet w it!*; in clear, with 3
coords. Flooring for wo de Bridge to be 3x0, 18
feet long, nailed down ami b ni-tered as No. 1, and
• approach to beso.ne.5J ot 55 feet long. S.-t
su t.i le natnb r of treaties for snpp rt: Bid
dors are requested t«» prepare and matre e-tima*e-
i i.'ockui
>r No. 1, a b.
main'span a> ihose nuderbridg*
i.other bid f**r cuater tre*tie w.th -ut the ro*i-
’.•r N*». 2. a bid for the building *.! the bn. a' - w 'll
ock pillows a.- aoove described, ami U:sO :i bid lor
k'ood trestles with iron rods lor support. This
pro|iositiou is forth*; purpose of givie ; the county
a cnance tl taking choice lur the cheapest and best
bridge.
3.—Oyer Cedar creek at Oppert’s mill main
-pan to be .?C feet loug, set on two double nestled.
P lo>»ring to be 2xli 12 feet loug. nortu approuen to
be 3(5. and south to to be 23 l'eet long, with suffl
mbef of trestles under each, and covered
with same.ki. *1 »>f luniLer as that of the main span.
Nailed and bunistered as No. 1 and 2
'limbers —Ab ol said bridges to be made with a
sufficient amount of good mz d timbers of pure
pine clear of knots, windshakc# or (lo t-
ihat may lend to weaken or cause decay, aud uil
the Irons thathray be necessary to use in the con
struction of .-aue to be oi the best material, well
prepared and perfectly clear of cracks, flaws, and
all other defects whatever. And the Workmanship
ol ihe various parts of the same to be made to a
perfect joint and in aflrst etas- workmanlike man-
parties desiring to become contractor* for the
building of either one or all of the above bridges
i referred to more minute plans aud specifica
tion? ol same on file in Ordinary’s office, Cedar-
Amounts for building same to be due
the 25th of December, 1880. C’oniructors w 11 be
required to give the bonds with good solvent sure
ties as required by law in tUch cases, aud the right
t<» reject any bid lor any one or allot suid bridges
;<re hereby, reserved to file, county. . Given uuutr
u;V iiuud this, the 3id duy of May. 1880.
' JOEL BREWER, Ordinary’.
LAND FOR SALE.
Borders & Turner,
Real Estate Agents,
CEDARTOWN, GA.
Office in 'he Law Office of W. F.
Turner, over J. A. Wynn & Bro.
Off T the following valuable farms
foi sale at a bargain :
clearea. Has a neat 3 room cot rage and out build
ings; beaut 1 fully and healthfully located. This
farm is fi miles west of Cedartown. and 1 }4 eftst of
Prior's Station on t he S. R. .fc I>. R. R. There is
wim: strong red laud clear' d and uncleared on if
.t is dirt cheap at t!u* p/ico—$2.700cash,
'\~r O THE KING TL ACE.—Fine iron
J_N ( ) ,-v *or« property ami gond farming
■
to ctll on us and see this farm. There are 2S0acres,
and‘5 good tenant houses, about a two horse farm
cleared. I: i-' mostly red land. The ore is said to
be inexhaustible, if is two miles N. W. of iVior’s
Station on :he S R. &■ l). R. R.. and j tins the ore
property now operated by Siaii Falger, & (fray,
rerms >v
J. A. Jenni. gs i.- oa the place and will show a..y
‘"V'T" ^ O A goed farm about 7 miles eas;.
IN O O. ..f «.u:.i from r„krt„»t,. c..:.
tnining 278 aci«-s. about 200 acres cleared land.good
dwelling and out houses, go*id orchards aud a well ,
of g«*od water. For a more particular 2iscrip;i >ii, :
price and terms oi sale, call ou u.-. Borders Tur-
A MOST LOVELY AND V.YLU-
H. C. CROWLEY,
DEALER IN
Sisireis aad Tin-ware^
EAST S1GI OF MAIN STREET, OPP. PHlLPDT & DODDS.
Cedartown, - - - Georgia.
Ei "j : const tntly in stock tin- LA TEST and BEST brands of STOVES
(*An<3 can now supply ensromers with the un q mled Tim3S Southern,
j Baker »»«l Iron City.
L - ' ii 1 i tim-s a full line of Tin-WAre* and does all kinds of
Titimr’s work — itinfin , Gut eiina, etc. mch25-ly.
-- If o it —
SLATES, PENCILS, PAPER,
Pens, Inks, Crayons, &e.,
GA O TO
BEADFOED & WALKER’S DEUG STOEE
Main Street- Cedartown, Ga- jM s.i T .
MW STORE !.
ED, m. BRANNON,
—DEALER IN—
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Chickens; Eggs and Butter a Specialty
I HAVE ALSO
./A. FIB.ST - CLASS BAR
In connection with the Store, which is stocked with the finest Liquors iq
town. jan8-ti.
Announcement Extraordinary !
No 4=.
I.’* (lar Valley ami
ol anc
>;her
Cedartown
ere* k. Su .iic
.1 pri\
of the Cherokee R. R. Tln re
acre-*>r most j y strong red laud, 3 0 of it
■
id »*u r . Imi’diiigi, ou a he ntilui elevation
r deiightiul view. A splendid cold spring
hand supplies ;*n abundance of'the best
It i? a superb farm lor £12.000 cash.
March 11*80 1y
Harai j n Coumy BlieritT s Sales.
W ILL be sold before the Conrt House door in
Buchusau. Haralson county, Ga.. on the
first Tuesday in June next, within the legal hours
*>f sale the following property to wit: L >rs ot land
Nos. 151, 852. 943. all in the 2nd distnet and Ird
section ol originally i’aulding now Haralson conn-
ty.Ga. Levied on ns the property of Georgia Corn-
Cornwull Copper Mining Company, by three Jus
tice C 'ur*. fi la- i.-sued from 1372 district, *4. M., of
i'olk c emty. (4a . in lavor of A. H. Purmley, Ifob-
ert ilughcs and John 11. Davis vs. Georgia Corn
wall Copper Mining Company. Levy made aud
returned to me by Joseph M Flamaron, L. C —
Tenant in possession notified. This April 22.1880,
J. K. HOLCOMB a, Sherirt'.
Tax Notice!
I will beat the following named places for th e
purpose of receiving Tax Returns for the yea r
1880:
Cedartown—Tuesday and Wednesday, M\y IS
and 19.
Hampton—^Friday, May 14.
Youngs - Wednesday, May 12.
fisoin Hil*—Thursday, May 13,
Fish Crevk—Tuesday,May ll.
Rockmart—id outlay. May 10.
Buucombe—Saturday May 8
apri> dm. J. M. ARRING .’ON, T. R.
Spring*
m, FEATHERSTON
lias opened out h:s
and Summer Stock,
Which embraces a fine line of new, neat an 1 seasonable good, and will be
■i Id at p: ices
lowajh rr’xxrAncr the lowest
Be sure anti call In f' re pur ha ing elsewhere. jan8-tf.
“ BEAR, YU QM ANOTHER’S BORDERS.’
Thj N3ja;d Prataaiia.i ri.’ Oj.* Lov3d Oias at Njt Cost.
The People’s Mutual Relief Associatiou’
Is iisuiu' certifijit.es >f in \n
strictly healthy p.-rs >ns, mil-
) -rs!iip in a.-niunts from SI,000 to $5,000 oa
a id t'emile. Tile plans are
SAEE,CIISAP andPSItMANBNT
A;'plications for membership will be recieved by
- JNO. W. RADLEY, CedaxtQwn,,- Ga.
Partial hst of members in aud around Cedartown: F M Hight, A A
Read, John W Bracken, P J Bracken, Win. R Craig, Geo. G Leake, J W
Barr, Dr. 0 H Harris, J B Grubb, W H H Hudson, D R Monroe, Dr. W G
England, Jm>. W Radley, J \V Kilgore, Danl. Walker, D B Freeman, Mr a.
Nancy Powell, Alex. Dougherty, Mrs. Francis Dougherty, Dr. £ H Kich-
ardsen, Capt. N 8 Eaves, W E Prliphett, Wesley Wheeler; War C Enright,
Jehn Barman, J E Good, S L Vand.ver, Mrs. if J Vandiver, aprl5-fim