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T. Burbank's.
Buy your Drills, Paints, Oils, etc.,
at T. F. Bukban-k’s.
’ If Ton Want
the best Shoes made, go to Philpot
Dodds & Bro.’s and buy the Bay State
or Zcigle e shoes. They are sole
agents for these two factories.
T. F. Bcbbakk keeps on baud a
well assorted stock of Drugs, Paints,
Oils, etc.
A nice assortment of Stationery at
T. F. Bckbank’s.
. Drugs, Paints, Oils, &c.
The place to buy these is at T. F. Bur
bank’s.
For Pure Drugs, Paints, Oils,
I Amps, Lamp Chimneys, Standard
Patent Medicines, Landreth’s Garden
Seeds and Stationery', call on T. F.
Bukbaxk.
Go to T. F. Burbauk’s to buy your
drugs. A good assortment and rea
sonable prices.
2905—Is what every mother needs
for her child, when it is troubled
with worms. Sold by Bradford &
Walker.' jun30 ly
All the leading Patent Medicines are
sold by T. F. Burbank.
dabbing: Mat.
Through a liberal arrangement with
publishers, we are enabled to oiler the
following popular periodicals in coll
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tion books.
We will send the Advertiser and
The Century (formerly Scribner’s
Monthly) for $4.-15. Regular price for
the two $5.50.
St. Nicholas for $3.G5. Regular
price for the two $4.50.
Petersons Magazine $2.75 ; regular
price for the two $3.50.
Godey’s Lady's Book $2.75; regular
price for the two $3.50.
American Agriculturist $2.25; reg
ular price for the two $3.00.
North American Review $5.00; reg
ular price for the two, $(i.50. *
Scientific American, $3.80; regular
price of the two, $4.45.
Detroit Free Press, $2.50; regular
price for the two, $3.50.
Upon request, we will furnish other
periodicals besides those above men
tioned, in connection with the Adver
tiser, at reduced rates for the two,
alone upon above conditions.
Landreth’s Gulden Seeds.
A large stock of these popular seeds
for the season of 1882, direct from the
growers, D. Landrech & Sous, on hand
at T. F. Burbank's.
Burbank burns ail old garden seeds
Ilia stock embraces only seeds grown
for this season’s trade.
In buying garden seeds, if you de
sire seeds you can lie sure are fresh,
buy Landreth’s seeds and observe that
1382 is printed on every package. At
T. F. Burbank's.
MINOS MENTION.
—Good luck with all the anglers go!
And may they kDow
The keenest joys of their pursuit.
And gain to boot;
And when, with bounteous strings, they come,
Recruited, home.
May they omit, to our surprise,
The usual lies.
—The .skating rink is popular.
—Man takes his rock early in life:
Ills rye later.
—Mrs. R. M. Hutcherson is visiting
her mother at this place.
—The cautious man goes slow in
putting aside his thick apparel.
—There is a longing now largely
felt for the toothsome spring chicken.
—Tiie nights now are very cool,
which is said to be favorable for
wheat.
—Fishing in Cedar creek is u pas
time seemingly more common than
profitable.
—An artist in bnmpologv lias been
fathoming craniums around town for
several days.
—Meat lias probably not been so
high as it now is since the cow jumped
over the moon.
—Mr. J. II. Tmeft, of Truett &
Sons, nurserymen,Nashville,spent yes
terday in town.
—A whittling club has been organ
ized and lias semi-occasional active
evening matinees.
—Miss Mittie Jones, of Atlanta, sis
ter to Mr. Walter Jones, at this place,
is visiting her relatives here.
Our young friend James Dodds
has been confined to iiis room from
illness for a week, but is again able to
be out.
—Be silent and safe ; silence never
betrays you. This is a valuable hint
to politicians with not too much ex
perience.
"Never send a present hoping 'for
one in return.” Never. Get your
present fir.-t, always, and send yours
when you have time.
—The man witli a had breath took
on three raw onions and a last year's
piece of cheese, and the spectators
paused to witness the trial of strength.
—The finest pair of oxen we have
-een anywhere in Georgia are em
ployed doing hauling at the saw mill
at the Cherokee works at this place.
—Tfow the ingenuity of m in does
progress. A gentleman with a bald
pate has had painted thereon a spider
to frighten tiie flies away during sum
mer.
—Oscar Wilde, the silk stocking
»noe pantaloonatir aesthete, will soon
deliver himself on the daffodil and
sun-flower question before our near
neighbors, the Romans.
Rev. Geo. I). Harris, Hie pastor.
ius been conducting a meeting at tiie
Baptist church every night this week.
Fair congregations are in attendance
and some good is promised.
—If anybody should loom up to op
pose J udge IIu rst for the Legislature
they had better keep au eye ou some
of his methods. It is told to us, with
no show of fiction about the statement,
that while on his canvass last week lie
stopped at a church and after preach
ing there was over, began a siege of
coquettery with the girls that would
have put the modern young Adonis
to blush. lie told them lie was a can
didate. for matrimony as well as polit
ical office. Nothing like having more
than one string to pull at, Judge, and
nothing like having the ladies in your
favor in a political canvass.
General Meeting of
A general meeting, lasting three
days, will be held at the Baptist church
in Cedartow ’, commencing the 19l!i
iust., (3d Friday.) Tiie following is
the programme of exercises:
Friday—11 a. M-. introductory ser
mon by J. M. B. Gresham, of Cave
Spring; subject, “Salvationby Grace.”
2 v. m., 1st essay by W. V. Wood; sub
ject, “What are the Qualifications and
Duties of Deacons ?” 2d essay by J.
D. l’ettit; subject, “Importance of
Unity Among Brethren.”
Saturday—9 a. m., 1st essay by M.
U. Bunn; subject, “Has Christ- a
Church on Earth ? and if so, where is
it to be Found?” 2d essay, by Rev.
Geo. J). 1 Farris ; subject, “Is the Lord’s
Supper a Christian, a Denominational
or a Church ordinance?” 11 a.
sermon by Elder J. W. Pullen : subject,
“The Second Coming of Christ." 2 i*.
m., 1st essay by J. A. Blanco ; subject.
“Meaning of the 4th Commandment."
2d essay by Dr. J. L. Branch ; subject,
“Why am I a Baptist?" 3d essay by
J. M. Lawson: subject, “Brotherly
Love.”
Sunday—9 a. m., ‘.Sunday School.
After Sunday School live minute
speeches opened by J. II. Wade. 11
a. m., sermon by Rev. M. ii. Lane;
subject, “The Scriptural Plan of Giv
ing for Missions and other Purposes.”
2 i\ M., Mass meeting; opening ser
vices by Rev. J. W. Pullen; continued
in five minutes speeches.
Ceilartowu .icatJvitir.
Wc spent an hour or more very
pleasantly last Friday evening at the
sciiool room of Prof. Harris. The oc
casion was the usual Friday evening
exercises which patrons and friends
of the school have a standing invita
tion to witness. These exercises com
prise a review of the week's studies,
together with short speeches Vc the
pupils, practices in calisthenics, etc.
In making allusion to these exercises
our preference would be to speak of
them somewhat in detail, so deeply
were wc impressed and so amply were
we persuaded, from what we witness
ed, of tiie exertion bestowed by the
teachers of the institution to make
thorough tlieir work of training the
young mind—sparing nothing to sa
tiate the intellect uni wants of those
confided to tlieir care—but lack of
Her flwarmiii^ E\lraortllnarT.
Mr. Freeman : As bee culture is
beconiing an interesting and lucrative
occupation in our section, I can see no
particular reason why we should not
have some notice taken of it in our
county paper. I do not propose, to
discuss the science, or tiie utility of
bee culture in this short article, but
simply to report my success the pres
ent season, up to this time. I began
the season with nineteen colonies; sold
one of them which left me eighteen in
fair condition. They began swarming
April 3d, and up to this day they have
cast twenty-eight swarms and five yet
to hear from, tho.se having issued from
thirteen. I have lost one certain, and
missed two or three others which
either ran away or \ymt back to the
old hives. Yve united two, swarmed
two artificially and now have forty-
one. I make my own hives, so you
may guess I eat but liitie idle bread.
We have had as many as four swanns
from one colony. One issued on the
IStU of April and ou the 2!)tii (eleven
days.) it cast a large swarm. If you
have no objection to such communica
tions I would like to see reports from
other bee men of this and adjoining
counties. J. M. Harris.
East End Apiary, Mnv 3d. 1882.
space now toroids. Suffice it to say,
flic wicked fly is around earlier j this institution richlv deserves a sue-
1 ii.; * -ri . • . . , .
t oss so pronounced as it is
and the growth of its popularity seems
none, ihe less certain than the advance
of time itself
Mothers I Mothers? Mothers!!!
Are you Uluturhed at night and brokt u of your
rMt by a sick child Bartering and crying with the
• zcraciatiug pain of cutting teeth ! If no. go nr
•ae« *a<l get * bottle of MKS, WINSLOW'S
ROOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve the poor lit
tie sufferer Immediately—depend npon it; there D
no mistake about it. There is not a mother or
earth who has ever used it, who will not tell you at
oace that it will regulate the bowels, a:.d *;ive rent
to the mother, aud relief and health t > the child,
operating like magic. It is* perfectly t*nft? to u*e it?
all cases, and ple&eant to the taste, aud is '.he pres-
ription of one ol the oldest and best l cm ale phy
Always Uefr< siting.
A delicious odor is imparted by
Fl'-reston Cologne, which is always
refro-hinij. no matter how freely used.
“Tough on Chills,”
Cures 5 cases for 25 cts. in cash or
stamps. Mailed by John i’arham.
Atlanta, Gc.
A man with vim and get up can
make money by seturing control in
his town or city of Bate City Stone
Filter, Cheiiv's Fruit Drier and Lam
beth's Improved Fly Fail. Write to
McBride &Oo., Atlanta, Ga., for circu
lars aud tern*. al3-lv
Gate City Stone Filter, Cheny’s Fru t
Drier, Lambetha Improve,i t ]y F an-
McBride & Co. want a lira man in
every city and town in the United
States to handle above articles. Ex
clusive right to manufacture Filter and
Drier. Write to McBride & Ca. At
lanta, Ga., for terms. alo-lv
Woman’s primitive beauty and
vigor, which have been lost, can be
restored and retained by tiie action of
certain constitutional agents. These
agents necessarily regulate, build up,
fortify and antagonize all existing fe
male irregularities and excesses,
obstructions which produce the ill
health. The remedy must unload the
locked up secretions, add iron to blood,
strength to system and vitality to
nerves. Such remedy is found in the
use of English Female Bitters.
Do YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY aud
benefit your neighbors? Write to
McBride & Co., Atlanta, Ga., and se
cure the right to manufacture Gate
City Stone Filter and Cheny’s Fruit
Drier. Big money in it. a!3-lv
A large lot of Flour (bought since
tiie decline) just received by J. S.
Stubbs & Co., which they are offering
low. Special inducements offered to
merchants. a20-tt
Buy your Sash, Blinds, Doors and
Paints of Bruce, Harris & Co., Rome,
Ga. a!3-tf
fliaii usual tills season with hi* hind
iegs whetted keen fora vigorous sum
mer business. With these and politics
to annoy, the populace deserve sym
pathy.
—A good time to offer your haml to
a lady is when she is alighting from a
vehicle. It is better, however, not to
possess a color-blindness like that pe
culiar to a ('edivrtnwii young mail on
a certain occasion a year ago.
—We return our most sincere thanks
to Mr. Thomas (jritUn for a ui-h of
strawberries sent to this office last
Saturday. The berries were of a large-
growing variety, of excellent flavor,
au.l made a dish inviting and grateful
to tint taste.
—Mr. A. J. Young is moving his
stock of liquors to Buchanan, where
he has bought property and will con
tinue ids business. He will move his
family next week. Mr. James Tate
will open a stock of family groceries
at Mr. Young's old stand.
—The Sunday school picnic at the
grove ol' Mr. J. A. Peek to-morrow
should be remembered and all inter
ested should strive to render the day
not in name only, liut in reality -chil
dren's day"—a day the memory of
which for years to come they will de
light to cherish.
—A negro named Elbert Freeman
was arrested in Haralson county and
brought to this place Monday by Mr.
E. C. Wilson and confined in jail. He
was charged with having broken open
a small store on the line of the Georgia
Pacific and stolen a lot of goods there
from. He had several companions in
tiie crime for whom search is being
made.
—We hear of several eases in our
midst where charity bestowed would
not be amiss. Christian charity is
friendship expanded, and lie who is
indeed tiie friend to the needy will not
attempt to attest such friendship in
words of hollow meaning and shut his
purse strings against tiie positive call
of distress, The scriptural assevera
tion should be remembered, “It
more blesed to give than to receive.”
—A party of searchers for amuse
ment at Judge Brewer's expense tried
to decorate his heels with a pair ol
roller skates the other night against
his will. They found his muscular
propensities developed to a magnitude
far exceeding their expectations, and
the purpose had to be abandoned. A
quarter of a ton of lead or a kicking
mule would have been easy to handle
compared with tiie Judge about that
time.
—Now that tiie immortal “J. X.”
has emptied our State ot his presence,
we will say that we saved our people
au infliction of a visit from this long
haired dead-beat and nuisance by re
fusing to publish his announcements
sent us. There seems to be a vanity
conspicuous iu the nature of all cranks
which to gratify is to make them more
disagreeably conspicuous. They are
strikingly susceptible in the matter ot
receiving any sort of favorable notice.
i9nliu;uuF.
In order to guard against small-pox.
the Town Council passed an ordinance
requiring all persons in tiie incorpo
rate limits of Cedartowu to be- vacci
nated. and all such are hereby noti
fied that they can be vaccinated free of
charge at either Bradford & Walker’s
or T. F. Burbank's drug-store: It is
the earnest wish of the town authori
ties that the citizens will comply with
the ordinance, and aid in preventing
the spread of thisdreaddisease, should
it. be introduced, by submitting at once
to vaccination, and also by notifying
the proper authorities of any who re
fuse or fail to present themselves for
vaccination so that proper stens may
Shall “Prohibition" bo to Our County
; a Ulewin^ or OtiirrwlHe ?
Mr. Editor : Whether we are to
reap any benefit from the law prohib
iting the sale of all intoxicating liquors
williin our county will depend chiefly
upon the manner in which the law is
enforced. It is the plain duty of every
law-abiding citizen, whatever may
havfbeeu his opinion originally of the
policy of this law, to lend his assistance
towards its strict execution. To those
who have expected, and who still ex
pect good results from prohibition and
who were active iu securing the pas
sage of Hie law aud its adoption by the
people at the polls. I would suggest
that their work has not ended, but
has. iu fact, just begun. If any good
is to come from the measure every
violation and every evasion and at
tempt at,evasion must be closely
watched and the culprit brought to
punishment. It is true that this will
he an extremely disagreeable duty,
but the friends of the measure must
make up their minds to pursue this
course ami to pursue it with all the
ardor and activity displayed by thorn
in tiie canvass tor the adoption of the
law and on the day of the election. If
they do not, the work they have al
ready done is useless: is worse than
useless—a potiiivc evil and curse to
tiie gountry. If they become luke
warm or careless or afraid ot making
themselves obnoxious by their efforts
to enforce the lavr we need no prophet
to teH us that before "the leaves begin
to turn" there will come from even-
part of the county a cry for its repeal,
aud : tiie most popular candidate for
the legislature will be lie who is loud
est in denouncing and ridiculing the
prohibition experiment \7e can then
he t<{sil, and with exact truth perhaps,
that;with the bar-rooms our towns
have lost something of their life, trade
and revenue and that we have noth
ing, worse than nothing, to show in
return for such losses: that the sale of
whisky or .bitters or intoxicating bev-
NE\V ADVERTISEMENTS.
H RVLSON SHERIFF'S SALES.—WILL I.E
toiti before; the Court House floor in tiie
town of Bnehanan. Hardison county. Ga., on the
first Tuesday i» June next, within the legal honrt*
of sale, the lollowing property, to-wit; 50 acres,
more or Ics*. situated in rh;* norlhwest corner of
lot of land no. *2:4. in the 8th district and 5th sec
tion of ori^inaiiy Carroll, now Haralson county,
Ga. Levied on as the property of O. 15. Copliu,
by virtue of one Justice t'ourt 11. fa. issued !r«»m
the 1078th distric;. G M„ in favor of J. A. Wynn
& Bro. vs. O. B. Copliu. Property pointed cur in
said fi fa. Tenant in pYsses-ion notified. L-vy
retnrued to me by L. C. This April 28,
1881.
J. K. HULOOMitfi, Sheriff.
( "1 EORGI \
X West has
ceased,
at a court of Ordinary ro be held
ou the first Monday in June next to show cans*
if any they have, why s od letters shont.1 not n
granted. Given nnd; r my hand and official ?igiu
tare, this the third dav of May, 1882.
JOEL BREWER, Ordinary.
SKATSriG RiUK
Over Philpot, Dodds & Bro.’s
O.'EN EVERY TUESDAY 2nd FTJDAY NiGHT.
Admission, 10cents: Ladies, fr
LIVERY STABLE
FOR RENT.
T nE nndersiffned offers for rent a Livery Stable
in Cedartown. eligibly situated and In spiou-
did condition. Apply to
a*27tf J. P. JOHNSON.
. BOBO
ation on
tnty, de-
J dm A Brooks, of s-tid
ceased. 1 h-reloic all persons cone? r
pear at n court *>f Ordinary to he held in said c«»nn-
< y on the first Monday in June next to show cause
if any they c m why said letters should not. be
erauted This Hay !. 1882.
' JOEL BREWER. Ordinary
TX>LK SHERIFF'S SALE*—WILL BE SOLD
L liefors the court house door in the town of Cc
dart own. Polk county. Ga., between the legal hour*
of sale on the first Tuesday in June next, lot of
land No. 17H. m theSl^t district and 3d section ol
Polk county as the property of John J. Randall’,
to satisfy out Superior Court fi fa in favor of Sea
born Jones, A. R. Jones and John Jones, execu
tors of John A. Jones, deceased, vs. J. J. Randal!.
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold,
lots of land Nos. 25d. 321. 250. 251. 255. 322 and 333,
in the 16th district and 4th section of Polk county.
Ga.; also • • •
and 4th *
oik Superior Court in
ulministr itrix of Geo
is McCormick. I’rop-
f.ivor of Sirs Ella P. Watts,;
T. Watts, de-.-cA-ed, vs. Jam
rrty pointed out in fi ft.
VLJ* T AY ms.
CLS 1 ^EWr8,'i3t:p?j'/.fch
bo taken to force a eom'ilianee with j cl . a gr^ still goes on a* in the good old
too lav., i be town authorities al-o (! ; iy : ) 0 r liceiiM-d bar-rooms, suul uni-
deemed it prudent to quarantine
against Rockmnrt, and no person will
be allowed to enter the incorporate
limits of Cedartown from said town of
Rorkmart under penalty ot *20 tine in
the descret'.on of the Mayor.
J. E. Iliu suAL, Mayor.
E. S. Lf.di;ettf.u, Recorder.
IlnrlllK.- H«a«. Jluriieil.
Nows reaches us this morning of ilu-
burning last night of tin- residence of
Mr. G, W. Featherston, two miles
from {own on the Cave Spring read.
The tire was first discovered about
eleven o'clock in a small buUdin^
joining the house, used as a cook t ool
and dining room, and is supposed t
have caught from the stove fine in t!i
cook-room. The house v\ as a larg
two-storv brick lion-
Elojr ttrUinoiicp.
We understand the tov. if council
passed at its meeting on Tuesday
night of last week, a hog ordinance.
We have not seen the ordinance, aud
are therefore unacquainted with its
provisions, but understand that it i.-
such as to restrict effectually, en
forced to the letter, swine from min
ing at large on our streets. This is
certainly a good move, aud ought to
have been made long ago. Tiie idea
held ti» by some that hogs are good
scavengers for a town, is ::i our opin
ion a mistaken one; in tiieir train,
they leave decidedly more
they take up, and are besid. s
mirt; In gi-.i.-Tai.- >v ict us
row ordinance, to be in force
■ luring the wilder months.
vcrsal disgust will take the place of
ihe present cheerful hopes and bright
anticipations of the friends bftemper-
Xiis
ait-
M. liiiclcr,
This talented young lady g
of her popular readings. ;;i i’r
Harris'academy on Thnrsda
last before a good sized at
From testimonials of journal.-:
she had given reading's our
were led to expect a rare litem
in hearing liar, bat wei
I repeat that whether this law shall
can--.'-great good or great evil depends
upon the manner in which it is en
forced. The manner in which it is
enforced depends npon tiie action of
the trim and law abiding citizens of
the county. The provisions of the law
are simple and comprehensive. The
sale, in any quantify aud for any pur
pose. of liquors, spirits or bitters that
will product* intoxication is prohibited.
The Judge aud Solicitor of the circuit
are men not likely mallow "any guilty
man to escape." A majority of the
people are friendly to ihe measure and
this is of the first importance in the
except ion of any law. If under these,
cirri!-ii-!auees there is a failure, then
a mu ibrr of years will go l>y before
filth than | any voice in Polk county is lifted up
s a unis- i in fa "or oi prohibition.
I -«*hvng-t?i rtrrS-r.- r-large-vlato -of
men who, while strongly desiring to
| sec the cause of temjiei'aiiccforwarded,
j entertain more than a shade of doubt
1)r | as to the policy and efficacy of rcstrie-
i tion laws. I mu. however, peculiarly
solicitous for this iaw to be given a
fair test. *
mite if
lit leas;
niirli:
where I Majo:
people | r '"’tie
■ treat ! ''tension .
! who had
t were even ml
ested far beyond tlieir expectation-. | candidate.
Miss Butler, if she perseveres in her j enough to e
efforts is certain!;- destined to win j forded me b
iii-s* on lii« Conili.lacv.
yuir last issue the de-
i v friend Miller A. Wright,
1! nigh been my opposing
T have scarcely words
■ press the pleasure if af-
i know that I was relieved
I \—TIARAL**ON COrXTt- NOTICE
ubv given to nli j>vr<t»iif c<V2wue«l that
• ii the 3(1 'lay «*1 April 1«82. Ana BoWeil. late of
said county, d« parted thie life intestate and no
n?rs*oo has applied for administration on the e>-
ate of t»aid ash Row*!!, that administration will
)*- vested in t he clerk of the Snperior Gnu-f ot -aid
:onnty<?r some other dt and proper person after
he publication of this citation unless* valid ol>j«*c-
niodt* tohis ttppointir.<*nT. Given under mv
ud official si::nr.-iuc hi-* Mhv 1st. 1882
8. M. D-.VENI'OrtT, Ordinary.
laud ii
2 E. Hamrick j LJh»*l tor Divorce
v.->. :- in Po*k Superior ronrt,
Solist.nl 1 Hamrick. S February Term. 1889.
It appearing to tl'.e court by the return of the
Deputy Sheriff. E. iV. Clements, the said defen
dant does* not reside in paid State of UvOnria. It
is therefore ordered that said d* fciidant appear aud
an wer «ihl case at the next term of this court;
and that this notice be published in the Cedak-
to'vs Advertise!: once month for k*nr months
25^“Jesse Jamea is Dead. “SiE
ACEWSTS Per the Ulnstratcd Lives .nil.**
iAfaMTPia v, ‘ ntare? ° r Frank and Je sc
WANTED 'times and the Younger Brot
the noted Western Outlaws.—By Hon J.A D;
Ph. D A true and thrilling account of their ’to!
ouerations for twenty years, in as many diT« n*r
States as.n Territories, with graphic statement •
the final tragedy in i't. Jo«rph. Profusely illii
trared, including ngnvings or the Outlaw J< ~<
James, before and aftirdemh. his young wifoan
little children, the detectives Fords, the house <
the la st strangle, and 50 others, engraved from at
tnnl pliotograohs.
A«vp;»fa Wa-lfOl] f ^‘•nd for full panicnlai
n d .Ut U . 8nil b( . fh .„ Ul
is the most ratable and profitable book published
or. to sire time, send 50 ctnts at one*; Tor ('a:
vailing Book and state your choice ot townships- ; !.*j
Address R. D. THOMPSON & CO.. Pubs..
apr20-3t. St. Louis, Mo. • ig
Cultivate Flowers l
12 Ever blooming Roses, $1.00.
12 Fine Geranfnm*. $1.00
12 Bedding Plants, in variety. $1.00.
19*Pansit;3, finest strain in cultivation, 50 cen*s.
12 Verbenas, best varieties, 5ft cents.
Catalogue sent tree on application.
LOOKOUT GREENHOUSES,
aprl3 ly. CbtHttnro^v, Trap.
EXCE LLE XC ii
Promptness and Loyr Prices
JOB
PRINTING.
im|»
■ ai>-
;vlileii opinions in tiie future
IX thoroughly iitte.fi np with new type, borders, or-
er.ts, Jrc., of the most modern design? and new
■rial throughout, rendering its facilities equal
to that of any office in North Georgia for turning
*ut
All Kinds of Job Printing
low
th neatness and dispatch, and at prices
of any other establishment.
Wi
pearam-e; was built and ocoupioil by
the late Dr. E, H. Richardson aud cost
originally about six or seven thousand
dollars. Everything susceptible to the
ravages of the flames was completely
con.sumed, the wails being all that was
left after the fire. Help was freely,
offered Mr. Featherston be the tenants
j wish that die may achieve the greatest
success in her chosen role.
In A-.-e.l VS no-
ilr. Middleton 1’ri-u'. aged about
seventy-five years, died suddenly -of
heart disease at ids home near Prior'-
-tatmn la-'t Thursday. His remains
were brought to this plaee on Fridav
and neighbors but tiie atarm not j and interred in the family burviite
reaeiiing them in time, it was impos
sible to stop the flames. Mr. Featlier-
stffii lost almost all his furniture, his
damages iu that line alone amounting
to a thousand dollars or more. There
was no insurance on either the house
or tiie furniture.
Accident* tit the Cherokee Wort*.
Ou Thursday of last week while Mr.
John Yedder was engaged in making
some repairs on a pump underneath
die mill at the Cherokee works, his
foot accidentally got fastened between
two cogs in the machinery of tiie mill
aud was mangled terribly before lie
was extricated. Amputation was,
however, not necessary, and at last
accounts he was doing well.
Yesterday morning about ten
o’clock, Mr. A)'. J. Roach, who was
running the planing machine at the
wood shop at the works received a vi
olent blow in tiie stomach from
piece of timber that had not been
rightly directed in the planer, and lias
suffered the most severe pain in con
sequence, and inhumation is threatened
in which ease his condition would be
come one full of danger, lie is
ceiving careful attention aud the best
is at least hoped for.
ground one-half mile south of town.
Mr. Prior was a mute and hail never
married. He belonged to a large,
well-known Polk county family; all
that is mortal of several of his broth
er- now reposing in the earth beside
him.
oi so popuiar ail opponent. I regret
that he could not have Jci't me ihe
dear track, without leaving behind
(lie -ha low of a dark horse, I suppose j
hitched out in the woods ready to be
led in the last ninety days of the
campaign. I had understood before
that'The man v. as not fully settled
j upon. I offer i; as my i-pin*oi>, and
j only for what it is worth, that we
have had too manv dark horses al-
| ready. I hod mud, desired to ebu- j society by-law, , visiting cards,
duet a qnlet canip.iiirn. without the j -MerchandiseCH'KS,business cards
labors and bitter asperities incident to j monthlystatem tscotton stateji'TS,
a healed contest, but now feel that I
should find relief from having this
dark iior.se led out upon ihe track at
I letter heads
: ENVELOPES,
.
| NOTES,
| INVITATIONS,
! TICKETS,
! PROGRAMMES,
LABELS,
PAMPHLETS,
NOTE HEADS,
BILL HEADS,
RECEIPTS,
CIRCULARS,
SCHOOL REPORTS,
POSTERS,
HAND BILLS,
DODGERS,
Iron Ore Properties
WANTEDI
On-espondence ftalici'ivl will; parrhf* dc-J-tn"
tosdl .run t)ro Tract? of i.O -O acre* or npwurd*.
Addrg?s». with full particular!*
JACOS HOUCHTOH.Ag’t
(Ron in it is «. 13.) St. thuadwoj, Nn-.v Vo .
aS !tn
Tims
Cored without an «pern tint or the ftiury triwe?
inflict by I»r. J. A. >HKX';A \*s method, office
251 Broadway, NewYoik. Hi-hnok. wim Ph«*to-
^raphic likum-s-sv? of iiaj ca«*-a aiol alter
cure mailed for ten cent?*. fchS 82 ly
NOTICE.
J" IIAVEJa jj-tod JACK I will stand for the *ea
Rockmari, Ga., y.rrt
a.F^MO::GAN.
i 3.ith, 1882. 4t
T3 A IT TV KS*’
Pcr>. ni Foot ami ^icotn F».wi-ur
I Machinery, t Jump tetri outfit**
or ac’.nal Work-ah* p Bnsjin-**!'.
Lathi? tor rectal. Cir-
color Fawr*, Scroll Saws*, F* rro-
vrs. Morlieer., Tm.-nns*, , : fc .
etc. Xnchtm-af*n *rml i! rhpsift-l
BkSi’ripiivcCdtwli'-jju.' aud Price
Li?» F #e til fli-iKm
W .F A JOHN BA12NES.
204 : Main St.J Itowkftsrd. III.
GUM OLARiDY,
—SUCCESSOR TC»—
Walker, Claridy & Co.,
BOOK-BINDER,
PAPER-RULES
AND
Blank Book Manufacturer.
I AW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, STiEET MUSIC
J anil old book?* rebound promptly. Blank
Book? ruled to order after any copy dn*ired. L< d
irer?. Docket?, Rccoras and Blank Books for Iron
Foundries, &c.
KT Broai> St, A' LANTA, GA. !
seplS tf
MANHOOD
How Lost, How Restored i
Jnet published, a new edition of r*i:. Cui.vbii
we»l‘s Celebrated E.-?ny on the radical cure of
Spermatorrhoea m ^euiiua? Wt aki css. Invt luntan
Seminal Losse s, Imporency. Mental ami Blivsical
Incapacity. Imp<’diincnts to _M rriau.-. e rc.: 'also.
imlucetl by self
""" ‘ "*"!S
ALWAY3
■5KL!FET!ME i-
3 t / EW-PrtS s 0THEGS
i ^opoigfaFlj&eo.
A SS UNION SQ.NEV4 YGRK
J Chicago ill.-«
)j Orange masg. -
BRADIOIJD & WALKEli.
PAEKEH’S
HATO BALSAM.
This elegant drexsinj
> preferred by thuse
who have usedit, to any
^similar article, oa se
tt of it* stipririor
illness and purity,
contain* materials
only that are beneficial
to the scalp and hair
and always
RejtoratteVcuatiil Color to 3rt> or Faiteii Hair
Parker'* Hair Balsam is finely perfumed and is
warranted to prevert felling of the hair and to re
move dandruff and itdang. Hiscox & Co . N. Y.
Wc. and $1 »««, st desiers in drugs od xnedldnvs.
"pAmciS^s
GINGERTONIC
A SwparfallYW Hcalih and StrcngTh Bastorar.
If you are a mechanic or former, worn out with
Overwork, or a mother ran down by family or houso-
hold duties try Parker’s Ginger Tonic.
If you are a lawyer, minister or business man ex
hausted by mental strain or anxious cares, do not take
imcxkatingstimular.ts,butuse Parker’s Ginger Tonic
If yon have Consumption, Dyspepsia, Kheuma-
Ism, Kidney Complaints, or any disorder of the lungs,
stomach, bowels, blood or nerves. Pavkfk’s Gikurr
Tonic will cure you. It is the Greatest Blood Purifier
ftsd ttis Ee>t and Sarcsi Cocgh Curs Ever Used.
aasdng away from age, dissipation or
r weakness and r-rjuit
II pj
anydltea
Gingsk Tonic,
you up from tiie firrt dose but will
It has saved hundreds cf fives; it
CAUTION!—Refute all tnbrtftuUtt. Parkrr’i GinTonk la
co moored of th« ktd remedial agvnte in : he world, and Uer.Ur-Jy
different frera prrparxllon* of ringer alone. Sena for circular to
Uitcox A Co., N. Y. 60c. & $1 uses, at dealers la drcgi.
GREAT SAVING BUYING DOLLAR SIZE.
and build
may save yours.
Its rich and lasting fragrance has made this
delightful perfume exceedingly popular. There
is nothin:? like it* Insist unon having Flo RES
IGN Cologne and look for signature of
. Jtmx’ri urn
. on. Kplb-p,
indu g -T cf or eexiuil ext
The celebrart’il author, in this admirable Kvsny,
rlfarlj- dciuopslratee. from a thirty years’ mi cue--
fnl practice, that Ihe alarming coascqurnce^ of
Mtlf-iibuse nuiy be radically cured: pointin'; out a
mode of cure at once simple, certain and i ff ; tnal
bv means of which •-very sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be. may care bim*cif cheaply,
privately and radically.
£Sy”This Lecture shouldbe in the hands of every
you;h and every man in the land.
Sunt under seal. *n a plain envelo»*o. to any ad
dress post past!, on receipt of »ix ct:.;ts or two
postage stamp- Address
CCLVERWELL MEIHCAI. TO.,
41 Ann St., Sen York, S’. Y.
Post Office B x, 450 mar8y-Iy
G.ME TREATMENT.
SnialbPox at Rockmurt.
Xews has reached tins place that a
case of small-pox has appeared at
llockiuart. Various .rumors are afloat,
but the following card written to a
firm in this place this morning gives
the truth as it exists :
. Rockmart, Ga., May 4th, ISS2.
VVe found one case of well developed
small-pox here yesterday, l 3 of a mile
from the depot ou Lire Cartersviilc aud
Marietta wagon road. He is a negro;
says Ills name is John Lowe, came
from Wilkes county, Ga. about two
weeks ago to work on the railroad.
The house is isolated. He is quaran
tined with eight other negroes who
have been staying in the same house.
They will be guarded until they all
have it or the time expires lor them to
have it. J7o whites have beeu exposed.
We will make every effort to keep it
from spreading. J. M. Arrington.
Tin: Xtrlrgrapb.
The work on the new telegraph line
trom tiiis place to Cartersviilc lias not
yet been quite completed. The line
will surely be through, it is thought,
though, by the last of tliisweek. The
itstruments have been shipped and
hut little delay in tlieir receipt and
getting in plaee is anticipated ; so that
it can hardly be more than a week
yet at the farthest before ail Is in
lovely working order, ami another link
in the progress of our wide-a-wake
youug city has been forged.
ASSEMBLY MINUTES, SCIIOOL CATALOGUES
executed
Advertising (bleats.
It lias become so common to write
the beginning of an elegant, interesting
article and then run it into some adver
tisement, that we avoid ail such cheats
and simply call attention to the merits
ol IIop Ritters in as plain honest terms
as possible, to induce people, to give
them one trial, as no one who knows
their value will evci; use anything else.
—Providence Advertiser.
third ! Titles, Deed-. Claim-, Declarations.
' . ! Liens. Mortau**, Mortgage Deeds, W
i, would 1 abide a ronvenliou.
Overworked men and woman, per
sons of sedentary habits, aud others
whose system needs recuperation, ner
ves tolled, and muscles strengthened,
should use Brown's Iron Bitters.
J. S. Stubbs & Go. are offering meat
to merchants at Rome or Atlanta
prices. Call and be convinced.
Cali and see the beautiful novelties
in Hosiery at W. F. l’eck & Co’s.
Trimmings, Laces, &e.
We have a fineassortme nt of Fringes
Passamentary Trimmings, Laees|
Swiss Embroideries, and Edgings,
which we will be pleased to show the
ladies. Call and see them.
W. F. Peek & Co.
The best flour in town for tiie least
money. G. W. Featherston.
once. I have placed myself openly
and fairly on the I rack, under an open
fist, and desire if [ have to meet oppo
sition to meet it openly and not from
behind the curtain.
The qm-.-tioii lias been pertinently
put io me by a friend
term m
to which I replied that if he was giant j
enough to run iwo races without be- I
ing stretched to fit Og'siron bedstead j
that I thought I might venture to run j
one race without the lielpof aconven- ]
tion. That I was trying to harmonize j
the Democracy of Poik and not to j
widen the old breach. While I do not j
propose to make or break new parlies, |
I consider myself an unflinching Deni- j
ocr.it always ready to inarch in the !
fore front to the ballot box to hurl j
from power those who swerve from
public duty. L. R. Hurst.
10,000 pounds wool wanted by
M. F. Gov ax & Co.,
a I3s)t Rome, Ga.
Elegant styles of hand made Shoes
for Gents and Eadies at W. F. Peek
& Co's.
Parasols, Parasols!
Go to W. F. reck ,v Go’s and select
you a nice Parasol from tiie handsome
new lot to be found there. They arc
elegant aud cheap.
Trimming Goods.
A sclc.-t line of Trimifiings to match
our Dress Good:—in Silks and Satin’s,
Roman Plaids and Stripes, with cords
and tassels to match—just in and of
fered low at W. F. Peek it Co’s.
Slew anil Pretty.
A handsome line of seasonable
Dress Goods are offered tiie ladies at
lowest figures at \V. F. Peek & Co's.
Call and see them. a27tf
Coffee is advancing but J. S. Stubbs
& Co. are still selling it at the lowest
figures to consumers and to merchants.
LEGAL BLANKS.
All kind? of -egal blank? supplied on very short
notice. Such blank? a? Justice Court Summon?.
Subpoena?, Garnishments, State Warrants, At
tachment?, Distress Warrants. Possessory War
rants, Forthcoming Bonds, Affidavits, Bonds for
Landlord's
iver Notes-
Ac., kept always in stock in good quantity. All
Blanks not kept in stock printed promptly to or
der. All blanks are printed in neat, clear type
and are n.-surpassed for neatnese.
.vill receive prompt at-
COKSTAJ-ST BESflAMD,
A STAPLE ARTICLE, SELLING FOREVER, IS
TTie 1-tevisecl
MW TESTAMENT.
AGKNTS WANTED to remember that we offer
them the lowest price?, greatest variety >nd best
term? : outfit only 50 cents, showing eight differ
ent styles and prices, including new Parallel Edi
tion with both OLD and NEW VERSIONS side bj
ide ft.r comparison. Address The Revision Pub-
ishbks, 706 Chestnut St, Philadelphia.
FREE TO ALA.
r\UR Annaal S««4 End Plaxi
\Jcatalogoe of KO page*, con
taining De»cription »nd Price*
of the best varieties of Ptaats,
Ro«m, Newest Plant*. Seeds.
Trees, Shi
A cough. 0 flu nr Sure Throat
.,h on Id be Stopped. Neglect freqnently rcriilts in
in INCURABLE LUNG 1/I-EASEOli CONSUMP
TION. BROWN’S BRONC HIAL TROCHES ARE
CERTAIN TO GIVE RELIEF IN ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, COUGHS, CATARRH. CON
SUMPTIVE AND THROAT DISEASES. For thir
ty years the Troche? have been recommended by
phyr’.oans. and always give perfect ?at triad ion.
"hey aru not new or untried, but having hecu tes
ted by wide and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained well merit :d rank
ong the feu staple renie-die? of the age. PUB-
txiHsdio* «
and MNGERS
io VOICE. Sold at tweuty-dr
rwht.ru. nuv.18 ly.
osstraim
]SP" **l'*'ru n.rr iu curio:; •Im'.a.kmi wf tlte C.’imh). Nklo »nd
Brro-A. Ni-rvu:i. l.'tiii.Ity. l:upotency. Itr B ante
J* vukncas, <-utir.pr!oxu, NyoktUtk' »od 31«-rt-urlal
/ r -r; n * . rr ’ ,n * Hupturu ah-hiid wc! I.'irir «<Mri n,\
A 1 "' 1 lra, B —aii-tluaj Ui Iht-ir afltantnt;^. It n»t a Inss./
AJttre-*. I»k. BUTTS* 1* N. Nth St., St. LouK. So.
E8TABU8MEP OVEU THIRTY YEARS.
^ FREE!
^ RELIABLE SELF-GOB
Lost OCdXJeecv.
In plain sealed envelupe/ree* l>ruiKiaia cau filltU
Address DR. WARD & CO.* Louisians* Mo.
} '■peratiim. EvcrvHiing »old la
to be oi&nt qu«lity.
_ Send fiw and examine our Cttr
Addre«« lo^ue. Wholesale and RcUiL
NAKZ ft HSTOSE, Louisville, Sy.
—«.aarii«F." latiHiHaM
PLAIN
TRUTHS
The blood is the foundation of
life, it circulates through every part
of the body, and unless it is pure
and rich, good health is impossible.
If disease has entered the system
the c;:!y sure and quick way to drive
it out is to purify and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts are well
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that nothing but
iron will restore the blood to its
natural condition; and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth, cause head
ache, and are otherwise injurious.
Brown’s Iron Bitters will thor
oughly and quickly assimilate with
the blood, purifying and strengthen
ing it» and thus drive disease from
any part of the system, and it will
not blacken the teeth, cause head
ache or constipation, and is posi
tively not injurious.
Saved his Child.
* 17 N. Eutaw St., Baltimore, Md.
-Feb. 12, 1880.
Gents:—Upon the recommenda
tion of a friend I tried Brown’s
Iron Fitters as a tonic and re
storative for my daughter, whom
I was thoroughly convinced was
terrible disease, under the care of
eminent physicians, I was loth to
believe that anything could arrest
the progress of the disease, but, to
my great surprise, before my daugh
ter had taken one bottle of Brown’s
Iron Bitters, she began to mend
and now is quite restored to former
health. A fifth daughter began to
show signs of Consumption, and
when the physician was consulted
he. quickly said “ Tonics were re-
Iron Bitters, responded “that is
a good tonic, take it.”
Aookam Phelps.
Brown’s Iron Bitters effectual
ly cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders-the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
A certain euro fbr Nervous
v- Doblitty, Seminal Weak-
ness. Impotence, etc.
The EGOipe^ped in my "practice for 25 Tears
cud an iliu?trated book of 60 pages giving fail dk
ractions for solf-treatment, sent free. Adores#
DLI. YvXLLIAXS. 43£ S. Haiti St, tuinctee, 3a
J, MONROE TAYLOR
ESTABLISHED ISM.
!*?*
!f£r
fl»
$5?
£ j
113 'WATEa ST., NEW YORK.
The whitest, nicest and best goods made.
Guaranteed pure, superior in quality and
style of package to any brand in the
world. Takes less quantity to do the
same work. Ask your grocer for it, and
have no other.
W. F. TURNER,
Attorney at Law.
CEDARTOWN, GA.
wil! pr-cMcc In th* superior Oonrts of
P iu d.ng. Ha-al on. Floyd and Carrol, counties,
specla: attention given io oul.ecuon* and real
estate bnalnes^. marll-ly
DR. L. S. LEDBETTER,
DENTIST,
CEDARTOWN, - - - GEORGIA.
All Dental work performed In the most skin,
tulminner. — “ - — •
febli-iy
TUTT'S "
PILLS
ftsggasMfiiagw
SYSRPTOi^S OF A
TORPID LtVSR,
Loss of Appetite, Bov-els costive. Tain in
the Head, with a dull sensation in the
back part. Pam under the Shoulder
blade, fullness after eat iac, with a nisin-
c line tion to exertion c f bedy or mind,
Irritability of ternp- r. Low ap rit', with
a feeling of having neglect-d cone duty,
Wearine s, Diz^ine^a, I’lcttering at the
Heart, Dots before the eyes, Yollow Skin,
Headache generally over the right aye,
Kes^leaiiuces, With fitful dreams, highly
colored U :-ine, and
CO&STjPATsON,
TUTT’S PILLS;
noncikliH). and by :h«-:r Xniitr Arttco
Organ*. Krroii.r KiouU
tb? Is
‘ i Uas
uuccu. a iict* 2a cent!*. Murray KU. j. Y.
TUTT’S HftfR DYE.
Gray IIaii! or Whistehs changed tosGumr
Ri.ack Ly a ?inxb* application of this Drt Itlm-
parls a natural color, acts Instantaneously. Sold
by Druggists, or sent by express on mvipt of tL
OFFiCE, 3& JII RRAY ST„ SEW YORK.
; Hr. TfTVd PASCAL c* lo.'ora.Uaa u4\
slSbo FKXS M qyllntlwj
I Send to
MOORS'*
B BISiX E*h VXM VERS ITT
_ I Atlinfa. Ga.
For Iilnstrated rir-mlnr. A live artaal DnR-
I ?. C S HchooL EetaUisUfi txcmta gr«r*.
