Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

&t&nxii>wn D. B. FREEMAN, Editor; ^5^* Advert'so mo i its inserted at the rate Of 81 per &iiutro y for (He first insertion fend So cento per sq'iriffe' for eaeli stibse- <|uant insertion. The spm-o oT one inch to reckoned a* a rfqaaro. Special rates firm on advertisement* to, nut for ■g 'eager period fhaln one rifdiitH: Cedartown, Ga., Thursday Jujy 46, -883 ItAJfKrs’fi rattfowJ! fas bill hits leaod the house;- iuDOE jfiTJTIS J. OllAWFofi hue of Georgia's most tiotod jttiblfc iuon, ilieU' last weeS: Since the prcfject was broached ifeHilian, Miss., a fe\V days ago, build a $158,000 edtioa and woollen Erctory, *31),000 have been raised for tluit ptirjiose. TRe greui fetegrapfiors’ strike lias been a leading source of supply for ihe residing matter columns of the newspapew for a week past. The &oys aver they went in to win at all hazard*. ¥hf. new high license liquor law in Ohio will yield nearly $2,000,000 to the .State in its first year. It thought that there will he a falliu Off In the revenue, as many of the groggeries cannot stand the tax, and thousands of small dealers will be driven out of the business. WifirtiSr four years' t);S00 acres of land at and near Charle'mont,- Va on the James Itiver,- have boen sold to farmers from the North and West The largest purchases have been plots Of 300 acres, anil the smallest 20. 'fire new settlers express themselves delighted with their new possessions, litiw to Foretell WenilTcr. We reproduce the following simple • rules, because any one witli a slight effort can memorize them, and will find tliem interesting and perhiqw of great profit: The Danners’ Club of the American Institute has issued the following £ules for foretelling the weather. If farmers and others whose business is out doors, and depends upon the weather, will study them elosely they; will hi; able to guess the weather more accurately than Wiggins or Vennor. 1. When the temperature falls suil denly there is a storm forming soutii of you. „ 2. When the temperature rises sud denly there is a storm forming north of you. 3. The wind always blows from region of lair weather toward a region where a storm is forming. 4. Cirrus clouds always move from a region where a storm is in progress to a region of fair weather. 5. Cumulus clouds always move from a region of fair weather to a re gion where a storm is forming. 6. Where cirrus clouds are moving rapidly from the north or nortlie;ist, -there will be rain, inside of. twenty- four hours, no uiatter how eoldTt is, 7. When cirrus clouds are moving rapidly from the south or southeast there will lie a cold ruin storm on the morrow, if it be in summer, and if it be in winter there will be a snow storm. 8. The wind always blows in a cir cle around a Btorm, and when it blows from the north the Heaviest min to cuat oT you : if it blows from the south the heaviest rain is west of you; if it blows from the east the heaviest rain is south; if it blows from the west the heaviest rain is north of you. !). The wind never blows unless rnfti or snow is failing within one thousand-miles of you. fK Whenever heavy white frost occurs, a storm is forming within one thousand miles north or northwest of you. NEW POSTAL LAW'S. Details of the New Postal Laws Soon to go into Ell'ect. The Post Ofiice Department at Washington has sent out a circular in relation to the new postal arrange ment which takes effect on the first of Oetolier next. All first-class matter will be re duced from three cents to two*Cents per half ounce or fraction tlftri-cr as provided in act of Congress approved March 3, 1883. Postmasters have been instructed to limit their requisitions on the Post Office Department, so that they (nay not have an unnecessary supply bf stamps and envelopes of the pres ent system on hand. Also that tliev call the attention of the public, as faY •ts possible,so that no one need be over- supniied witli the three cent issue. The Department has adopted as a design for the two-cent the head of Washington' in profile; above the oval surfoee' surrounding the head are tire - words “United States Pos tage,” anil underneath the tablet are the words “Two Cents.” The stamps will be printed in metallic red. A four-cent denomination of postage to cover double postage under the new Rite wiil be issued. The design em braces the head of Jackson, similar tirthat ou the present two-cent envel opes.- No change will be made in the postage due stamps. . No arrangements have yet been made for the redemption of three- cent stamps anil envelopes in the hands of postmasters, or for the ex change by postmasters of such stamps and envelopes in the hands of pri vate holders. The two anti three cent stamps and envelopes of the present designs will continue to be valid after the first of October, and must be accepted in pay ment ot ]>osiage whenever offered in appropriate amounts. The three-cent stumps may be in combination with other ilenouiinatidris on letters requi ring more than one rate of postage, aud- 011 parcels of- third and fourth class luatterw . ISie Departin'#* Vill he ready to issue - two-cent adhesive stamps' on the lath of September, and the stamp ed "envelopes on the 1st September-:- No change to be made 011 rates- of postage of second, third and fourth Class matter: ■V.mti time ta.cqme. lie has made the cit izens of .T'loyd county a liberal prop osition for the sale of Ills property, Jait they decline to accept. He thinks if the citizens will not buy the bridges, .and object to paying toll; they llad better "build the road from Summerville to Valley head, there to coitnect with the Alabama Great Southern railroad. He states that there are parties interested in the schemes to build the free-bridges, to "Hi; defraud Him of ills just dues. G EORGIA — FOLK COUNTY— No tice to hereby given to all persons having demands against Jas. V. Patter- won, of said eou 11 tv, deceased, to present them to nie properly authenticated, with- iii the time prescribed by law, and all persons indented to said ^deceased are hereby required to make immediate pay ment to me. This May 30, 1833. S. M. WRIGHT, .administrator. TILDEN as a candidate. “He Will Not Seek The Nomination —And He Will Not Decline It." P/ciladeljtkia Special, 11th. John It. Dead, of this city, who with William L. Scott, of Erie, man aged Samuel J. Tilden’s Pennsyl vania interests in the Presidential Convention of 1880, makes this state ment relative to Mr. Tilden’s pros pects for next year: “Mr. TiJilen las ail that makes the world comfort able. He lias money, he has home comforts, lie has luxuries. He is G7 years of age, and there is no earthly reason why he should desire to go into a political campaign to gain that which the country thinks was his by right. If, however, I will say, the Democratic and reform party of the United States decides that the old ticket of the centennial year should lie nominated, I believe tluit. Mr. Til- ilen would gointothecampaign with the same vigorand earnestness which characterized the contest of 1876, and that means to win. I have no right or reason to talk for Mr. Tilden, nor do I believe any one else has. It is my opinion and firm belief that Til den will he the next President of the United States. I believe that Mr. Tilden would not ouiv accept tiro nomination, but would make such a campaign as we have not seen for many years. Bear in mind that the old gentleman has never said- to me or anybody else tiiat lie was going into this fight, and what I say is my own' view. Talk about his physical infirmities! Why, tin; only trouble that I could see was a slight nervousness of the right arm, which really amounted to nothing so far as strength is concerned, as his grip is that of a youngster; his evr ' G eorgia — polk . county.— Agreeable to ail. order from the eoartof Ordinary, Pofica-o’uiitJ-, Ga., will he sold before t'he courthouse doer, at Cedartown, in said county, \vilain the legal hours of sale, on the fu-st- Tuesday in August next, lotof land No.347, In the 30th district of the 3rd section of Polk county, Ga. Sc id as the property of Jas. V. Patterson, late of .-slid county deceas ed,"fur tho lieneJit of the heirs and credi tors. Termsof sale ; Note with approved security, due the- first day of November next. Titles reta'ii < il until payment of same, this Juiv 13,1883. S. M. WRIGHT, Administrator. r ''r-TiitoLda A pplication will be maw: to tin* General Assemble of tho i.Tnlv State of Georgia, at its adjourned -session convened on the first Wednesday next for the passage of a local hill, of which-the following will he the title?: An net to amend an act entitled an act to create a Board of Commissioners Roads and Revenues for the county of Polk, and to proscribe its power and du ties. Approved ti-itli Sept. 1881. Tin matter of amendment proposed, being the power in said Board when sotting a court in regular session for the trans action of county business, to inflict lines and impose penalties for a disobedience of its precepts, orders and-directions, by all persous subject Pi its jurisdiction. Ac. W. !•'. DARDEN. O RDIX A RY’S OKK1CK-POLK Cl 1U X- ty.—Jan. 18, 1331. To the adminis trators. executors, guardians anil trus tees of estates: The law requires that annual returns shall be made on or be fore the first Mondav in July of each year, and iirdefuuli thereof, the Ordina ry to cite said representatives to show eausefor such neglect, and also forfeits commissions for sucit failure. You are therefore respectfully requested to come forward and make your returns os pre scribed by law. Rcspectfullv, JOEL BREWER, Ordinary. Ecnso and Lot for Sale. clear, his memory remarkable and 1 his political judgmentthe best in this \ • or any other country. Any person who will go to see him at his home will be satisfied that Samuel J. Til den does not seek the nomination from the Democratic Convention, but if it is given to him will make the same brave and determined fight which was successful in the centen nial year.” “I Saw a very Ugly Ghost.” A charming youg lady of Brook lyn was relating some of the troubles she had had in the night. Theghost which walked into her room looked omething like a lobster and some thing iike a scare-crow. She remem bered that she had enjoyed a go.xl supper of lobster salad. When asked how it was that she was able to be out of bed in the morning, she re marked that she always kept a Dot- tie of Perry Davis’s Pain Killer in her room, and two moderate doses of this most efficient remedy had driven the ghost away. London, July 20.—The Standard’s correspondent at Cairo says that un- lcsS-theEnglish authorities prompt! v take tliemrertlon of affairs the check ing of the spread of cholera will be hopeless. Even the simplest sanita ry arrangements are neglected. The funeraL system is the most obnoxious. Corpses incased in very slight coffins ire carried through crowded streets on men’s shoulders. The clothes of thepersoDs dying 111 the Iiosplt&lsarc often stripped off and taken for wear ing purposes by relatives. While a man stricken with cholera was on his ay yesterday in a cart to the hos pital the driver stopped opposite a cafe and gave the invalid a drink from a water bottle used by tiie cus tomers of tho place. A few minutes afterwards the sick man died oppo site tho largest cafe in Cairo. The only precaution taken in this case was to sprinkle a little chloride of lime on the corpse. The cart then pursued its way. Alexandria, July 20.—Twenty- nine deaths from cholera occurred yesterday at Mansurah, 24 at Sama- nouil, 28 at Gizeh, 44 at Shirbin and 3 at Damietta. There were 10 deaths from the disease at Mcnzaich ou Tuesday. London, July 20.—The Alexandria correspondent of tiie News says the official returns mention 10 towns in fected with cholera. The Standard's correspondent at Cairo says: “At Bu- lt-k his special messenger counted 80 funerals between 3 o’clock and 11 o’clock Thursday morning. Thirty deaths have occurred in the Shoohra quarter. The official’s returns renort deaths at Abdin on Wednesday, hen it is known tiiat 2o have at least died. Patient? in the worststa- :es of tiie disease have repeatedly cn carried to the hospitals "t hrough He crowded streets.- The people of iirbin have protested against the improper observance of the funeral regulations, and troops leave been summoned to prevent a threatened revolt against the official authorities, has been decided to form a cordon I offer for sale my house ;ind lot Hi Uni te:! in Hast End, Cedartown, three- fourths of a rnie from the Oourt House, and half mile from Cotton Factory lot. House contains six rooms and hnl!. I/ff contains?>% acres good land, and has on it a young orchard consisting of several dozen choice fruit trees that will come bearing next year. Excellent well ol’ water convenient to house. Parties desirous of purchasing can call on me and I will take pleasure in showing the premises. Terms cash hv December. JOEL M. HARRIS. Julv 10—2 mo. NEW ARRANGEMENT J. D. ENLOW Having Taken the BOOK XSO'SJSE SUMMER Imprudences ARE SURE TO BRING ON SUMMER DISEASES INDIGESTION,- -- DIARRHOEA, DYSENTERY, COLIC, CRAMPS, . . BOWEL COMPLAINTS, FEVERS, &c., &c. BUT Perry Davis’s Pain Killer Drives Them Away. Drives The* Aw at. Drives Them Awat. DON'T BE WITHOUT PAW KILLER. BUT OF ANT DRUGGIST. Si^ | DURABLE L1SHT DRAFT Triumph Reapers AKD YH2 tJOiaSLZSLi Nsw Clipper Mower. WHITE & MARSHALL; Dealers in Furniture of All m Ou- Stock embraces Everything usually kept in h Furhiture Store. 4 BED LOUNGUS, PICTURE FRA V US MOULDING, CORNICING, — i WINDOW SHADES, NOTIONS, M A TTRLSSES, CENTER TABLES. t£S“ A good assortment kept constantly on hand. O O F X’" X TV S MIRRORS. remodel old Furniture and repair getting Machines: — AND — Cs OSivOlto! : Tiie SEW CLIPPER bis all Gin adranbip. of the OLD CIXPPES HOWES with many vitio»bL> improvement*. D. S. MORGAN £ CO., Brockport,MonrooCo..N.Y G eorgia—polk county,- AVr : -- u ‘ right, administrator on the estate of James V. Patterson, has applied for leave to soil lot of land number :>!r_Jn the 20th district and :kl section of county, Ga. Tiierofore ail persona* con cerned will be and appear at a court of Ordinary to be held in said county on tho first Monday in July next, to show a use, if any they have, why leave to ieli saidlaud should not bo irranted.— CJivei. under my hand and official signa ture, this May JO, 1SS3. JOHL DllEWER. Ordinary. G KOIU; 1 A—Pi >LK C( >VXTY.—\V. C Knight, administrator on tiie estate _ ate of Thomius Deaton, deceased, has applied for leave to sell all the lands belonging the estate of sa,id deceased. There fore all persons concerned wiil take no tice to be and aopear at a court of ordi- ary to he held in said county on the first Monday in June next, to show eau^e f any they have, why leave to sell said land should not ho granted. This April HH2. JOEL BREWER, Ordinary. lliil, 1&&. Xoticc *0 Debtors and Creditors. XroTlfE IS HEREBY <»IVEX TO all persons having demands again**" J oath an Hopper, late of said county, do- •eased, to present them to me, pro'perlv mailc out, within the time proscribed by , so as to show their eiuimeter and amount, and all persons indebted to said deceased aiv hereby required to make mmediate pavnient t<> mo. ELIZABETH IIOPPER, Executrix of Joathan Hopper. maylO-iw. _ ^ \pf$£ These ccl-.-bratod Sieve: \vl!. ROAST. SAKS and HEAT IRONS in less time and with LESS TiJ-T than any ether ve>or Lv.oic S.ovt Pa cure met buy th» Kon-Expicsivo Vi per Cook Stove. Our stiK‘k in these gno-Is em braces a goai! Variety of Styles am! a full range of Sizes. AEW GOODS! T^ T X^^,V VVhoiasa! J. S. STUBBS & CocIartowH, Ga., ARE NOW RECEIVING A NEW AND ELEGANT LINE OF Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Bests, Slices and Ready-made Clothing. THEIR STOCK OI WIST X.ir ...vL.,!! CLTVELA5ID, CKIC5. C EOIICIIA— POLK COUNTY.—W. T. Tiur/.e. administrator on the estate ot And Renovated it thoroughly, will open on thy loth instant for the entertainment 4*1* the traveling public Patronage re spectfully solicited. TERMS LI HERA L. Dalton Bnrze, of said comity, deceased, has applied for letters of dismission from his said administration. Therefore, all persons concerned wiil take notice to ap peared a court of Ordinary to he held in unty, on thetirst Monday in Octo- ‘. t, to show cause, if any they hav e, why said letters of dismission should not be granted, thv. July :Jrd, JOi-lL BREWEIl, Ordinary. £732 K r.’ IL TTTj & 1 y 1 f'w pig a Li 'A ~ :rl Z Ju. W'e _J te-Jf V . _ i.:* D K D12 £7 S D LV tl 1 Live and Let Live ” is 1 JAS. 1). ENLOW, is motto. Proprietor. TURNER & COLVILLE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, CEDARTOWN, GA. Office Over Wy>n A Bro.’s Store. Will practice in Polk and surrounding .'oimfib*, ttttd*l-n-nU the courts. Proinp aliention to busincs (J. J ANES. ARMSTEAD UlCHAUDSOX. JANES k RICHARDSON, ATTOKXKlL r «^ o4> X VW. Cedartown, Ga. vt^Spccial attention given to collec tions. Oll.co in the Court House. DE. 0HAELES H. HAKBIS, Piiysician and Surgeon, Office Over Burbank’s Drag Store, CEDARTOWN, GA. WALL PAPER. around Alexandria to prevent an in flux of refuses. for ] Notice to Ginners in Polk and Haralson Counties. e have procured the right of Wood’s atent Gin and Saw Piling Machine Polk and Haralson counties, and are prepared to sharpen Gins on short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed. All orders left ith W, Ed. Wood, Cedartown. or ad- ressed to me will receive prompt atten tion. GIBSON it TOMLINSON, Jul 2d—2t. Cedartown, Ga. Fashionable Dcsig r Parlors, Halls, Chambers, &c. D^Samples and Prices Mailed Free. II. Bartholoisae & Co., MANUFACTURERS, 128 nnd 130 West 33d St.. Now York. WS2GHT S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS FOR THE LIVER And ail Bilious Complaints Safe to take. l*e:np partly vrserabla: no jnp- lug. lVicc £> Q’rS. All Dru^isic, Hos to Ge! A BICYCLE FREE! f jplLK WHEELMAN is a handsomely , X-imtJtr - r r.r. .rami ntwis cling and Tricycling literat It oilers the following pren For ISO subscribers we will give a Column bia Tricycle. For 110 subscribers we will give a Full Nickeled Expert (any size.) For 100 subscribers we will give a Stan dard Columbia Hi cycle (any size.) For SO subscribers w. will give frjt > Inch). s Dicyele (4> For <F> subscribers v.*e will give a Mustang Bicycle. For GO subscribers we will a St. Nicolas Iiicj-cle (-14 or 46 inch.) For .v> fn;liqcr:!.i-n WO Will gi>'C a AVctstor^ Toy Co. Bicycle (42 inch.) A wish premium of 59 cents each is :>1- lowod where the number of subscribers is tfH) small to obtain a premium, if 10 or more are obtained. Terms, $2.99 per year. particulars. TIIE WIIEEI.MAN, G02 Washington Street, Boston, Mass. iiili Oreat Specific fer Kear_lgia and Headache ^o'An internal remedy, containing no quinine, Opium, Chior<jfonu, Chloral or narcotics of any kind. Safe and quick in its action. Mayor’s Office, Leksutiuj, Va., April lii, 1S79. Mcssra. Hutu bison t \: Bro.: It affords me pleasure to testify to the great virtue ofyour 4 *Nenralgine”fortkecureofhead- lieand neuralgia. It is the best rmnedy r these must distressing couipLunts *1 have ever used. It should be in every family in the country. Yours truly, Geo. E. Head, Mayor of Leesburg, Va. Messrs. Hutchison iV Bro.: T am h.tppv to say tluit your 4% Neuralgine w acted as a pecit^ in my case, relieving me in jit: incredibly short time. 1 would advise ail suffering from neuralgia and headache to try it. Yours etc.. May 0,1853—12m L. V. Sims, M. D. DKY r GOODS AND NOTIONS Comprises the LATEST FABRICS in DRESS GOODS, and all the NOV ELTIES in TRIMMINGS. These goods were selected with great care and BOUGHT FOR CASH, and they invite an inspection of their stock, confident that purchasers will be pleased, both In styles and prices. They would call special attention to their STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES I Which shall always be offered at the lowest market i White Sewing !«/- .'~V Machine! THE LADIES' FAVORITE! G eorgia—nAKAi.sox county.— R. U. Huberts ftn - ‘applied forexcrap- tioli of personalty and setting apart and 21. DAVENPORT, Ordinary. IEME BAItBAM! Itolesand ir.oai lealh ird„v superior c**ar.ltncss. I ta S2s?cr2 t!ii Ysvfhfri Ccbr j W hin-.c 1 and i • «nrronl5-i to rcnoredxulnife'a b I'.’.effi-jrij*, p-.cvcnt ot the La FABKE& 9 S GIIGERT0I1C A CjpcrJative F.aattii a"i Skcr.^lj Rcotersr. If yen arc a rrcr’tr-ic or frrm-r, worn out with overw t r a n*-»-hc-r: • o clown by family or boustf- ho!.: cluiics try Paukei.* .«-iNo—«c 'J :;:c. ^ Ix‘ y.-Mt rrc a !. : vy-r,_ r- : : I ter cr f:i<.ir.2ss nan ex- mtotoicalu’j iUiauja.^Liii use Cark.r’s oiu B -cr Tunic . I: yor; 1 nve Cot-w-i'oi, Dyspepsia, Rkenaa. Jis lung% stcruich. n lie enroll lr/ ¥ \ rrcaicst Liiood PurL r ;ar 3ECA USE IT 13 LIGHTEST RUNNING, i: :.IOST QUIET, MAKES A PRETTIER STITCH, bowtSt, Feed c r j.ervcs vo*i tei Ci: Cctt a:d Sens: Cassa 2-js E«r SssS. It yoti are •‘rasdng an*ay from age, uissipatioa or an7 ciscace or weakness and rccjiute a ^tinmiant ta!:e Ginghr 'i'oMCCtcace; it wi : l luc-igemtc ar.d Luiid tie lirsl yours. irws it CO.-J..C W;;!F:.i x^r Ywt. Uc. aud mop? conveniences than any r It io warituited live yeura, and i Mi, and THE BEST SA TIE FA CTI02T Intending Kesponsihle Dealers wa»i:e J. D. & T. F. SMITH, Wholesale and Rclail Dealers, y!5 Broitd Street, Atiant"., Ga. JST-I'or sale by J. A. WYNN ,t PRO., O.ianmvn, Ga. tilaprjfl. A -t- 5 V"* J—5 nliai £ t ct Marble Works II WALSH & PATTERSON BROS., in Successors to WM. GRAY, Importers and Dealer: =FOEEIGN AND AMERICAN: MARBI.ES. It is universally mr*c<>d. evtm b-7 on- r 3 rrritor-*. t > be tho Huuatfc axpi host lL^ic ‘ e market scant 'wood iresr, omoaented wiili ra m &j m \B) & Ei i m k'P 4 ZcON*aila GjJ-T. j AGENTS WAITED. ABDBESS jlBSIBffiUk | CLCVCkAKD, OHIO. MONUMENTS, TABLETS, HEADSTONES, AND ALL KINDS OF CEMETERY WORK 1X)NE ON SHORT NOTICE. We also have on hand all that BEAUTIFUL, DISPLAY of STATUARY that was on exhibition at the COTTON EXPOSITION. Designs furnished free on ap plication. Office and Works No. 77 East Alabama St., Atlanta, Ga. till mav 10. ! UPB1GKT G il A fj O PIANOS With Patent Cylinder Top J TK3 mm mts t m TServovm Suzicuastion, pE=eiz«at33?e Decay, Loss of Memory. KANrr-AcruEEia cy ! OU33 IMPROVED” An fO-pajp Cloth-honnd l»ook of wln-lcsomo Aavic^ Ui Youny Men, by a ltegular Miysician. SfcfaT FREE 03 ^■eoiptot'two Uir»e<atot g- 1 1 1 stamps. Acldr^-s WIND MILL, AND DEALERS 221 THa ll&UTH JSUSHAL KILWAOKE. Wli a KORGIA—POLK COUNTY.—Thom as II. P. Peek, administrator on tin. .. tate of K. H. Peek, applies for leave to sell lot of land Xo. 14. in tho2lst district of tho 3M section of Polk county, (4a., as the property of deceased. Therefore, all persons concerned will appear at a Court of Ordinary to be held in said county on the first Monday in September next, to show cause why leave to sell land should not bo gran ted.* This Julv 25th, 1833. JOEL BREWER, Ordinary. I *<lOit«*sivmo ‘ in ‘oniAuosqcrtir I ‘^SO *A -.q “-O ‘ItonuionK) I ‘XOSXKUX -A 'll ‘ssaqipi j ‘two; ‘auiopr.ua i£sd jg liras ? sirs sjoasni L^fiflll‘1® j optrax oq treo UvU 6 & FUSTS, TA5S5, PIPE, liilir;, “rocs G:cis, and &11 tilings connectod with Machinery Water Supplies. ROME’S BRIDGES. kn«t th. Owner of Them Says of Tfe* Proposed Free Bridges. CbattaxCtofla Times. . JodgP'Ai%ustttsR.'Wrig'ht,aI>rom- faent artomey of RomtyGa., wan in the city yettenluy. Judge W right to flie principal owwer of tiie tw o till tfridgis ^rmss the- Oostanaula in Rome, Wftfch are the only means of , jnttyss to :ntousant& who are oom- ' peliitt* to-dotheir marketing there. A stock to Jndg^ r enjoin tten instantly, as the charter ^ves Wm- the jR^ekisivC right for aU G eorgia bo sold b in the town of Cedartown, Polk county (bt., between the legal hours of sale, or POLK COUNTY—WILL be fore *t he Court House door the first Tuesday in July next, the fol low! ng property to wit: One steam saw mill and engine, as the property of A. H. York, one of the de fendants in li fa, by virtue of one Polk Superior Court fi la, in favor of John T. Wilson, bearer, vs, A. H. York, J. L. Jones and M. Jones. Property pointed out by and in possession of said York. Also, af the same time and place, will be sold lot* at land number 55!), in the Ulst district andr.rd section of Polk coun ty, Ga., as the property^of the defendant, by virtue of two Justice Court fi fas from the I072«l district, G. MV, in favor of James I King, vs. J. D. WiiliainsJ- ALso, at same time ann phtce will besold- lots of land numbtgs 1058, 1221, 1222 and 1224, in themst'district and 3rd section of Polk county, (4a., also lots numbers 122;% 1223, 1224, 1212, 12«, J2« and 10K2, in the ltith district and 3rd sec tion of Polk eouuty, Ga., as the property of T. I) V/.rl* nrinnin..! 1,^ ..S-iL *. A favorite rn*scr:pt!on of one of the ao.U nol-rd ttiul Mi^ceoful rp^rinllsta in th»* U. K. • of A>rrof(« ?xi«f JfrtM/iood. W>ri fctirmv nail Ocraiy. .VMt Lx pla.uscat—i ciiTc-Iu;n-y>*ee. Drunks is tali ILliu Address DU. WAH3 A CO.. I^uutans. f.lo. Buchanan Wind Mill UNEXCELLED FCR B2AUTT, DUSA5HHT LIGHT RUNNING. OFFICES, b. S3 Eandclph SL M Send to _ a BVSLV^ OX1V EBSZTT a ■ Atlanta, Ga. _ . IUutitniietl Circular. A live actual Busl* UL-ss Sulmol. EftahluhedL ticcnlu year%. TEE WEBSTSE I’FC-Oo.KMITEBl DETROIT. MICH. WANTED AGENTS! DMIQSftPEETSgl SELSEM the . SCOUT, g OR Two!vc Yesrs AitoDBg thd Wild kdm of Iu B. York, principal, by virtue <>i one ti. fa., issued by Joel Bfeiyer, ordi-' nary Polk <*«>unty, Ga., lii'CtVbr~of c. H. Wo«L county treasurer, va. L. R. York, pffnteinal, w. C. Barber A: Hunt-' Ington,. M. V. B. Ake and W. R. Beck,* securities, Huntington A Wright, trans feree*. Propi*rty pointed oat by W. Ed.- Wood^tfMignee of Huntington^ WrighL £W. CLEMESTS, Sheriff. EY Sen-Tn s. S Jlrishin U. S. A. The e.ccitiag itttra’jelF teres It ng * everpnblisti- booke ed.Nota-N®v4l. unt the history ot ths roost ailven- taro us Scout, llcutrr, T>. 44 Street, N.Y. dealers in Type. Presses. Paper Cotters, end ail kind3 of Ki ii.iini) faaicrials, botli New and Sec.n r l-hj.u.L A corrected list of prices is sued weekly, of ail materia! cu hand lor Kile, (much of which «: e gouuino burr^iina) will bo mailed free ou application. \Fe can foruLsh *u»ytliui~ from m Bodkin to a Cylinder Pross. - rnnpcr, "■' ih-rtnlrd. and Gcidr, that ever lived—known as th* UTI1KTG <!|IIEl, Printed on tinted paper, gaa & Cr ALL FLANTS, F03 ALLCROF3, FCS ALL CLIMATES. TTo ere no farmers, largest need BWr- - ra iKul lar^JJt seed dmler* sayvlxiu; bcKt.o 1*. .m rrrcaiii • farilTacs for rroitn'iuy Ltst fietdi A 7 our Siei* are ics.cd, did OKly tbs btt itui out. O ir Annual Catalog m3 C»d Price L.si taiayj Till' GREATEST SEED STORE EX THE \vam.l> TO YOUit OWN POOH. * ildiTS j Leeds, &: Ji , ilo., ClOeajj, ] • - FIy.LU 1’IZX toauy aiUrefi I1I7.V4 GI3LEY <fc CO. Seedsmen ^ S. V. la DUPABLE LI l»Ii STILT. ALL KINDS OF TANKS, PIPE, PUMPS, Etc. Be were ta scad tar ocr sew Culalfmc before BDOHEsH WZSD Sfii 60. B’JCXAKAH. ffllCKICAN. PAYNE'S IO Horse SparL-Arrostlrg Piincb!e Engine lias cut lO.iXiJ jl of Michigan Pim UoariN in It) !mnr», buruiug blabs lr»m ihu taw iu icagliu. (Per 10 Home ?rs Guarantee to famish power to ;nw 8.O1X) In--t of H«*mi**ck l»o-ird- ; ia 10 bouro. Our 15 A* or we trill cut 10.&JI) feet in eamc tiiau. 0.:r ar-* i;d«bavtei.d to 1» :i hor^e-iwiWcr oil Je-n nil werer tiiasi cuy «t!:cr En clue not fitted v.i*h aa Amoinaiic C’it Off. Jf to 1 i irr.ns c Stationary or Por.aM-* fcic nc. Rdh r. (.I.vn- iir Saw-Mil!, Hia^jng o-* Fnlleyts *i<Uer ra-t rr Patent IVrij^ii’Ki-Iron Pnlky. a* rd f «*rdnr iliiir-tiat* U cata!upi:e. No. IS,* for inforutatinn and ptice#. B. \vi PAYNE L SONS. CU&Ing, 1\. Y. Box 1427. FRANKLIN TYPE It'ifTI N »> It Y.' 1C» Timm Street. Cirri.naH, Chitu ALLISON <ft SMITH. on whlckluK ir»rer is wfotod Is tnm -KO- APYKBTIaU. Dc:-:a c.ioc. & co. f HEY/ YOCiC. SSM3 ros CAT/.LCcur. EAOINB, WIS WE HAZE EVERY VARIETY OF Farm, Freight and Spring Wagons, And by eoiiflninir onrr.c!res stnetlrto car rla»B of work; by employing ocne but tbe 33o«?rt •r WORK ttiiX, uebiff nothing: be* FBIST-CL.VS3 IAIPKOVkD MACHINERY find the VERY REST of >Llit:LTED TiMBgIJ, and by a TUOKoUGti oW LEDGE oi tho business, we its to i of making THE BEST WACON VJ'riEELS.” KornfactnrerH have sbnlUbed the warranty, but Agents miv, cn their own responsibility, "Its le follovia/ warranty with each wa^oti. if *o a^reej : ^ S5*-re!»> st the Ki?II BROS. WAGON No to he well mad- In every par«le- »lar and ol zood mater Hi, and Lhot ir.e strength cf the «ame id suCutcat for all work with fair usage. Should any b.-eaka^e occur within oac'vear f <-or.i this date by reason of defcrtlre meterUI -rkrcaiiship. reptirs for the sa.ncw’il! be furuLbed at place of saic, free of ebr^ye. price raid repairs', per agent's price iii*s wiil be paid ia cash by ii>e purchaser producing A sample of the broken or defective par*«> an evidence. i enit yoa. wc solicit pa;ron:'."e from every section of the United States. Send r ot Tiili I4AC1KB AGRICULTURIST, to Fisa LROI. dc Css., Kadflc, WR. Kucwing wa (or Faces nnd Teras, and X# i copy l All- l'T ANTS. fur AUi CROF/to for Aid v J it£ ATI'S. /11 : m 1r*tcd: crly 1 fo re-jt V f _V.». riraio ar j ! nrin .‘In.«uj»l: IT:- torrm»l ber=t ALL CLJ-* j-K j»I: Ur tor^pd byt rnsStftd /■ fVof erdtw. . ... . S ^Plantmjr. etc. o-Iy f tirts. >.--vvX Cxtalojuc amt price List cl erna crTDT . reverri ^cd vanitti*. FSTS. ' ^Sv*5S2d: KsfiAM C5SLCY & CO. Rochester, K.Y. Chicago, III j $?. o ?:» O H v o Satirff.,/-- ~a. faa r.Ai P g “■-**3 ios = . - r~ \&r.K - Ng 'Die VasSogt Sonias Torts cl U,o Age? L CGMFL3TS L'72 STOCK EC-CK? '*«•*»3 <A *u nr.e;-’ 11 pvo^ervjM^. Ti rrr Til-.Z Culture: S-.rj *’ 1 1 itoe Moc1uiiici‘o£'Sc c B-eV a t»* Titter, * -2-iy r.-* -a icat* ;j Ugw £o Incsei OrcuH) v. a. -*,.r aicssfor jo i ^atcr,rarmor et.c Ci5:> E/issr. —:p2TLa't h 7..- : :':r TrJ'UK'.p 13isr~:.. 7. rim m HAS THE ONLY ADJUSTABLE SPRING IN THE WORLD. Ko Sac. No Sway, No Pitch, Cars:hs A?:y Weicht/ Cfc'Ji SlKiaj* r- Leather (hibr?2\ r S'u lf r rl: n^>. JtiT’Sjsvr» *> ;. r."v} Cn •:? inuujud m u.r- r. .•yCh 'SjTr /c l y PVB7.YSC!2ri LIGHT, STYLISH AND STRICTLY FIRST-GLASS. Every Bugsy Warranted 2 Years. Springs Warranted: 13 Years. The Easiest RsdiHg Buggy Built. THE NEWEST AND BEST THING CUT TW CARRIAGE SPHING3.- V/RITE FOR ILLUSTRATED CATAJ.OCUE AND I-RICE LIST. THESPUUiLSPB»GBue6T Co^GRUD RIPiDS,WCH. iiisMsiriisracffi. *• psesspsteKi Send for 8 ’ CATALOGUE & PRICE LiS t. HIRAM SIBLEY& C0. ROCHESTER UX, CKW*B81U. . -73-UO«AiW STREET.