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D.B. FREEMAN*, Editor. *W Ad von isemonts i nserted at ths rate of tl per square, for the first insertion un-:I 5u.ce.iirs per square for each suhso- CT«eovtnsertion. The space of one inch ip rsqkofiod as a square. rates riven op advertiaeruents.fcoiijun for ii looser period than one month.' CsJartowa, Gs., Tbjjjide^. .Ay®istt>, -83: jZ. il6n PATREU r 3 DAUGHTER, sflss .toiinuie Morgan at the llean- i**n e>f Her Father's Men—Affecting Beenes. ...tkXi.vsTON-. An%. 2.—Mis? .Toha- hia Morgan, the General’s rtaauhter, W,1S t!ifi hfirrrlnri at tha ~\Tnrran r^nn. , THR.£ea£*&iure. has elneted the Son. M*. H. Binfidford, of Mv-vqsrftfi was the neroino at tha Morgan reun ion in this city. It (ii 1 . not require a p'raetiwl eye to .detect the tvar.n au- miration entertained for her bv her father's faithful followers, and con siderable time was scent in pra*?r.l- inp them to her. Her cl jse resem blance to her father awakened in them many of tha memories of the eventful past, and her sweet face. Iady-like grace. caim and gentle voice to the Supreme . Cdu^t Judgeship, as she exnressed her great joy at Joade Vy trie death of Hen. mating them, stirred their hearts M. J. c/iwford " nr * wared for her ail the love and ? TiH! general te;nperance bill has rai-red the House by one vote. It provides for the submission of the question of sclliti'j or furnishing snir- itiloii.4 liquors to the voters of any conuty, town or district, and provides penalties for the violation of the law. . l THiS".,NasavilIe American says: “The South never fully realized the value of diversified industries and home manufactures until the war and itsliloekade r o eel her to rely upon Ijer own industries and necessity be came the mother of invention. The practical lesson taught was one of immeasurable benefit to the whole section. We had not only learned the benefit of manufactures, buta dis organized labor system made com pulsory the resort of diversified in dustries. Our Iron and coal are no longer permitted to lie dormant in the hills. Smoke shacks are begin ning to rear their towering crests all over the section where there are min erals and valuable timber, and the hum of a new industry is heard in piany towns and villages, and new towns and villages are springing into existence.” veneration they once hud for her father. After paying a glowing trib ute to General Morgan, Orator Black H ARALSON SIIKKIFF SALE'.— j 'Vili be sui‘1 bsTord tha entire feoese : vl.tor in the to .vn of lSui*bnr.c.n. Haralson ' county, (ia., on rho first Taosclay i?i Au- giwi uoxt, vviuhin tha legal hours of sale, iUe following property, to wit: I/*t o: land No. *54, ooatiiduiff forty sf-e; were or lew, lying in ITith dist. anil 3. d ^ectlor. of original CLerokw now Hara : s*>n C‘o„ Gtu, levied on as the property ufWm. C. ■daoiiiiil, by virtue of one Jrstieu court d fa, issued from 1077 datri* t. G. M., in favor of Walton, Whan a tfc Co., vs V»\ C. Iliinr»i:l, property pointed out by plaintiff. Tenant in possoasic.n notiSoJ, levy made and return od to !t*c by L. O. • AJf-o, at the same time and place will be ; sold lot of I.-md No. 02»l, co!it »in:n*r forty ' more or lfe?*<, in ZXtth dist. and 3rd ; •action of original Clierok* e now Haral son county, Ga., levied on as theproper- i' r v cl* J. M. \V;il«r >p, by virtue of one i Justice court ti fa. issued from 1077 dist.. J l. it., in favor of G. W. Hovel:, vs. J. J M. Waldrop, said Waldrop notified or I levy. "Levy made and returned to rn»- l»y i A. Tuoinason, Ti C.. this ii:d Jnl v, l>8 I J. K. ITOT.COMPF.. Sheriff. 1 . THE, Montgomery Advertiser of July 81 says: “From nearly all por tions of this county, nnd from every section of the cotton belt comes the unwelcome reports of the appearance of the cotton worm. In many places they are “webbing up,” and prepar ing to pome out In greater numbers f.lton ever. The crop is said to be la ter than usual, and as the pests have appeared earlier than usual, fears are entertained that the damage to the cotton crop may be serious. Whore Ihey arc so numerous it would be idle to hope that the crop will escape with out great damage, although the pro tracted dry weather, injurious in it self, is not without compensating ad vantages, os if te unfavorable to the increase of the worms. The planters arc contending against both, and try ing to make the bast of tha situation. The only recourse of the planter in this^ dilemma is ihc prompt, and if necessary repeated applies tion of poi son, before the coming of a wet spell, which tend to Increase the worms and will wash away the poison from the cotton plants.” her illustrious lather while ilvinr and revered while dead, had award to him the pleasing task of convey ing to her from them a gentle token of the faithful allegiance which her father enjoyed and the warm admira tion they felt for her. He became el oquent as he .proceeded with hi? theme, and closed by saying that “never, since the days of nncientchiv- . airy, did gallant knight crown a fair er queen,” and handed her a velvet case containing a handsome gold watch and chain. She stood up bravely under the firing ordeal, during which old sol diers’ eye? were blinded by unre strained tears, and turning to the sea of faces she said, with beautiful com posure : “Dear friends, I can’t begin to tell you how happy vou have made me and how grateful I feel to you for it. I assure you that I love you as dearly as my father did, and I sjncereiy hope that you may always lie as happy as you have made me feel to-day.” A? she bowed her ac knowledgments, the giant oaks trem bled under the deafening shouts that went up from a thousand throats and the boom of the artillery. A Missile Thrown at the President. A Washington special to the New Orleans Times-Democrat says that last. Saturday night the Pennsylvania Railroad train, on which the Presi dent was a passenger, had just left the Gunpowder Bridge, sixteen miles north of Baltimore, on its way South when there came crashing through the plate-glass window of the Presi dent’s car, a stone nearly as large as an egg, which struck the flagman. Charles Sparks, on his left cheek. The President, at the time, was about midway of the ear, some ten feet be hind where Sparks was sitting. Per haps this will be claimed ns the ful fillment of the prediction of Zaidkel, the London astrologist, for July, which rends: “The President of the United Statesv. ilibeiu personal dan ger at the latter nart of the month, and he should take precautions ac cordingly.” or'f • i -*_5 iPi £t yt-i. Reman! xSiTl i | Mlifart by iLd * - ' fUlilf€Jl* U.'Viiif -b«» d»;i!..pnt .•cmJn^jloas. STA!;TL$S tuxesEJSTSII *• -. ■ •raw.: wi.h c.,r motors. Dnth £ -V ~ Scene*. Tee,ur.-» ^ * JoA, (Hit Nrfe w.d Ji»^Sc t L+u'i« Jiff * or «*• w ni,s vr'elTil ^,1 « yr> - ureiM^nl u> M»J M.i irpsa on r*y? i+ -.f ». v , * * ,r * “i 11 "rxnl >:*» Kf>*vvr. TEiTi.HJiXl lodm.tj, ftirVi ‘/ r AdJnw ThP G .SSOUGIA — POLK COUNTY.— NO- tic * tice is hereby given to All persons iiuving demands against Jas. V. Patter* SUMMER Imprudences ARE SURE TO BRING ON SUMMER DISEASES INDIGESTION, DLARIUKEA, DYSENTERY, COLIC, CRAM'S, BOWEL COMITAINTS, FEVERS. Ac., Ac. BUT Perry Dams Pain Killer Drives Them Awat. Drives Thex Awat. Drives Them Awat. dott be tumour pub killer. BUY OF tor DRUSG1ST. a'&z as Hit's iA 1 mwmmmm DURAZLE LIGHT DU AFT Tli’OISpll AKO THE UCi WHITE & MARSHALL/ rs in Furniture of All 99tt Our Stock embraecs Everything usually kept in a Furniture Store. Kinds/ bkd lounges, PitrruKKf frames, moulding, CORNICING, t WINDOW SII.-VDES, t- NOTIONS, . mattresses, CENTER TABLES. MIRRORS. ss- A good assortment kept comUmtlg on hand. -i£SEi£r Jte remodel old Furniture and repair Sexing Jdde/nnes! o O F F Cjisivo t fii I LuprovcTDrn*^ Send for Im.tt*trat*» Ctfcttar. Good AGLHld WANTED in unuocupied territory. D. S. KORGAN & CO., Brockpcrt,MonrooCo.,N.Y GrwJ M. /A—L'Uulx. LUu.i i right, administrator on the estate oi* James V. Patterson, lias applied for, leave to sell lot of land number :>17, in the 2»>tli district and 3d section of Polk 1 county, (in. Therefore all persons con cerned will be and appear at a court of^ Ordinary to be held in said county on the tirst Monday in July next, to show cause, if any they have, why leav sell add land should not be granted.— Giver, under my hand andoiTicial signa ture, this May 30, 1883. JOEL BREWER, Ordinarv. imfsww J&k ivSi&ai THE *BE3T C.N EABTH. vouutv, ilec-eas^l, to present Uiem to me properly authenticated, u-itli- i:i tiio time prescribed by law, and all persons indented to said -deceased are Hereby required to make immediate pay ment to me. This May 30, 1SS.1. 8. M. WRIGHT, Administrator. G eorgia — polk county. — A: Georgia’s Crops. , The July report of Georgia props by the Commissioner of Agriculture, show the following condition and prospect August 1, comjiarod with ua average crop: Cbttou* Cbm. Morth Georgia ,,,,,.,78 CS AlidcJIe Georgia 73 67 Gauthwest Georgia so S2 East Georgia 6S 07 Bouthejiat Georgia;. 87 88 l^r the State ; 75 74 The dry wea ther during June and July was the prime cause of the great falling off in prospect. Large por tions of the State have had no good rains singe the 2ild of April. The southCrii half of the State, generally, enjoyed good se:isons up to July 4th, and tiio hot dry winds since that date live done their work. The cotton prospect is most gloomy in North had Middle Georgia, as these sections nr© still suffering for rain. No rust or caterpillars of consequence, though a few correspondents in Southwest Georgia are apprehensive of serious damage from caterpillars. A Big Chnnk of Gold. Nevada Transcript. W. A. Skidmore, who has just re turned from Sierra county, informs us that a remarkably rich quartz boulder, weighing lb:) pounds, was hydrauiieked out of the bank of the Nevada Hydraulic Company at Gib- souvilie l«L-t week. The bouider was smootldy wt^-ied,having the appear ance of being ground in a pot-hole. Agreeable to an order from the court of Ordinary, Polk county, Ga., will l»o sold Ijc fore the court house door, at Cedartown, in said county, within the legal hours of sale, on the ilrst Tuesday n August next, lot of land Xo. 347, in the if)th district of t!ie 3rd section of Polk >unty, Ga. Sold as the property of Jas. V. Patterson, late of said county deceas ed, for the benefit of the hoira aiirl credi tors. Terms of sale : Note with approver! security, due the. first day of November next. Titles rotahicd until payment of same, this July 12, 1883. S. M. WRIGHT, Administrator. Knight, administrator on the estate of Thomas Beaton, deceased, has applied for leave to sell ail the lands belonging to the estate of sa,id deceased. There fore all persons concerned will take no tice to be and appear at a court of ordi nary to be held in said county on the first Monday in June uext, to show cause if any they have, why leave to sell said land should not be granted. This April 11th, 1SS3. 1 JOEL BREWER, Grdinary, ty.—Jan. 18, 1883. To the adminis trators, executors, guardians and trus tees of estates: The law requires that annual returns shall be made on or be fore the first Monday in July of each year, and in default thereof, the Ordina ry to cite said representatives to show cause for such neglect, and also forfeits commissions for such failure. You arc therefore respectfully requested to come forward and make vour returns as pre scribed by law. Respectfully, JOEL BREWER, Ordinary. Hcus9 and Lot for Sale. I offer for sale ray hom e sud lot situa ted in Eist End, CWIarto vn, three- fourths of a m:« from the Court House, ■id half mile from Cotton ^Victory lot. iiasiti of a finen&M of gold of SO i, at SIS par ourtoo, but this cia?3 of.^ola command? $25 dollars par ounce when used for cutting by lapidaries. The value is computed by the spe cific gravity of (lie rock. ffo Whiskey! Narrow Gauge Railroads. Charlotte (.V. Ct), Observer. The Augusta (G:\.) Chronicle is la boring hard to get up a narrow gauge railroad boom in that State, and In this is rendering good service to the State. Whatever may bosaid as to the capacity or tiiedesirabiiitv of nar row gauges as great trunk lines,' tj»$re is no question that as local roads atfd feeders for through lines, they have decided advantages, especially in rough otkl broken country, where high hills have to be cutaway, ciiasms eroesed and numerous streams bridg ed. Where the narrow gauge has l»een thoroughly tested, even in com petition with established broad gauge through lines, it has been proved not (inly to hold its own, but to take the lead, and consequently the number of them is annually increasing, nnd fbe timo will be when it will Iks as tommon if not more common than the broad gauge in this country. There has been a prejudice against them in railroad circies, as there is a prejudice against all innovations on established methods or notions, but this prejudice is overcome as junstration proves it to Brown’s Iron Bitters is one of the very few tonic medicines that are not com posed mostly of alcohol or whiskey, thus becoming a fruitful source of intemper ance by promoting a desire for rum. !I->nso confirms six rooms and ii.1 M. Lot comtai iis:Vs ae.ros -root! land, and has on it n young orchard consisting of soverai dozen choice ft nit trees tha! v.-iil come into hearing next your. Excellent vrei! of water convenient to house. Parties dosirous of .purchasing can call on me and I will ta’ko jilcnsuro in showing the promises. Term’s ca«h by Heeamhcr. JOEL M. HARRIS. Julv 19—2 mo. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. 'VrOTICE IS UKREKY GIVEN TO JlAI all persons having demands against Joathan Hajiper, late of said eountv, de- ccased, to present them to me, properlv made out, witliin the time preseribed hv law, so as to show their character anil amount, and all persons indebted to said deceased are hereby required to make immediate juvmcnt to me. ELIZABETH HOPPER, Executrix of Joathan Hopper. maylO-lw. C EORGIA—POLK COUNTY.—W. T. Bi B’.irjje, r.drniniNtmtor on the estate oi Dalton Burge, of said county, deceased, has applied for letters of dismission from his saifl administration. Therefore, all persons concerned will take notice to :q>- jwar at a court of Ordinarv to bo held in said county, on the first Monday in Octo ber next, to show cause, if any they have, igfjR f ftS?' ■* Thcse cel-.bratsd Stoves v.-li: ROAST. BAI-:2 and KEAT IRONS In less tlraa and with LESS TUZL than any ether vapor Cook Stove made. Ba suro and buy ths Dangler Non-Expioaiva Vapor Cook Stove. .i5un tubxi> 1:T DaisiBrVapsi ReSniagC! wiiv said letters of dismission should not be granted, tk?* July 3rd, 1883. JOEL BKIAVER, Ordinary. to Get A BICYCLE FREE! NEW AESAN6EMENT J. D. ENLOV/ Having Taken tho 13002: HOUSE And Renovated it thoroughly, will open *>u the 13th instant fort-lie entertainment Brown’s Iron Bitters is guaranteed to lie a non intoxicating stimulant, and it will, in nearly every case, take the place of all liquor, and at the same time abso lutely kill the desire for whiskey and other intoxi- xating beverages. Rev. G. W. Rice, editor of the American Christian Kc- 'inv. says „f Brown's Iren Bitters: Cm.. O., Nov. if». iSSl. G«nts:—The foniieh wast ing oi vital force in htnuiwss, f ni*wre. mill vici. iui indnl- gcr.ce joi aut people, maket your preph»(Ui*n ? necessity; »n*i if appiicikyill save hun dreds who resfiit Uj. saloons for temporary recupei«uoa. p .Jltyjiunded; kflid proves thorn to bo Sutccss, capable of meeting all the demands upon them and profitable as business enterprises to those who invest their money in them. Ifa'fo t the rood to .winch we must eventu ally look ns *he main? of reaching the mineral aryi other treasures lock ed tip trf op?. mountain fastnesses, whose riigged Fittcs and lofty !iei«#its make the broad gdfige toa boetly an undertaking. A BH^ztln! Lake itis-jorered in . . Point Lookout. Giatlznooga Tones, July 29th. A few days since Messrs. \V. N. Gates and *.Y. S. Lathron, of the Western and Atlantic railroad, con- em ved the idea of exploring a cave in Isgkout Mountain, the entrance of Vrofch is near the river’s edge, at the CTiityliiig through a small mtlady-aperture, they found thetn- ih;a’. large chamber, the walls being fully thirty feet high. Proooetl- *gg seme distance, they were surpris- «t to Ibid tliemselve$ in full view of a beatjfIftftTike^;. They Sfa&B to as being abokt hSif arqile i(f tengni,and About a quarter of Ajiftlb-wide, The water is asel&ir aserystol. They at ‘ that they heard arcatina iSojsoin i. >. Which tbeyi^e^Meutfs yjtwater-fall.' A “ Brown’s Iron Bitters has been thoroughly tested for dyspepsia, indigestion, biliousness, Weakness, debil ity, overwork, rheumatism, neuralgia, consumption, liver complaints, kidt.jy troubles, &c., and it never foils to render speedy and permanent relief WANTED AGENTS! of the traveling n.ibiio l'atronag spoctl'ully solicited. TERMS LIBERAL. ‘ Live and Let Live” ia his motto. JAS. D. EX LOW, Proprietoi TURNER & COLVILLE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW CEDARTOWN, GA. OfucbOver Wtxn it Bro.’s Storf. Will pmctic© in Polk and surroundinj: 'onnties, and in all the cuunn. Promp; attention to businci>3. ARMSTKAD RTCXf ARIISON. JANES & RICHARDSON, ATTORNEYS nt LAW, Ckdaktowx, Ga. ®P"Special attention given to collcc •ions. Office in the Court House. DR. CHARLES H. HARRIS, Physician and Surgeon, Office Over Burbank’s Drug Store, CEDAItTOV.'X, GA. WALL PAPER. Fashionable Designs for Parlors, Halls, Chambers, &c. SaTSamples and Prices Mailed Free. H. Barifeolomae & Co., MANUFACTURERS, 128 and 180 West 33d St., New York. T HE: WHEELMAN in a handsomely iiliLstratod tSI j»ge magazine of llicy- viing and Tricycling literature and news, i t oilers t!ie following premiums: For ISaau’.iserilieia wo will give a Colum bia Tricycle. For HO sidiscriiK-rs we will give a Full Nickeled Kxjiert (any size.) For 100 sn'^scrifives we will give a Staa- d;ird Columbia liieyclo (any etffc-i ’ For 80 s.ibs'-rificrs we will glvo a St. Nicolas Bicycle (48 or rsj inch). For 65 sniiseribers we will give a Mustang Bicycle. For 60 subscribers we will a St. Nicolas Ricvelc (41 or 46 inch.) For 30 subscribers wo will give a Western Toy Co. Bicycle (42 ineji.) A (-.ish premium of 3o cents each is al lowed where the number of subscribers is too small to obtain a premium, if lOor more are obtained. Terms, 82.00 per year. •Subscriptions should ls> sent in as re ceived. Ail remittances by draft or 1’. O. Order. Send 21 cents for sample eopv anti full partlcularsOir a 3c stamp for full particulars. THE WHEELMAN, C02 Washington Street, Boston, Mass. i ':..V3 “a>' ?OPP:i) BRWZL't, DIQOHDLZti'iin Lives, ^ ara.i lAALAP'A. rro»n tlbkHi sertTcra ^ Iluvt .ocr?’ s of t!:8 *.uv.-J’j9 cf h.e irt.-.-m r*CJ. 'iic.-*: syrcntoizzA int!u- if-i Cc‘ ri*:<*: t«•- s * u*t l;cvf.j-ico.»i!i», l-'UZt I'acati- f» ii* ; * * *i:i- r c.:t : Rrrrs!.-«» tr « t* c v ii -•ist, Z'-instalic*. <if l*( t:.Tup« r, r.'P ilH, A .«'■ rM.^ c r *i” vl'vrf »..r,i> : *2i 1 r.u4,A SntL-riA.TJjM;!?. Uc&xi, Sjefor-*: n tyn.li'.-niv -.si- ored iv»5 ofar. , "iAlyi:r* r*:r*-ci?r vn*' o l.hv.-. A«-w.*for’-.o-: 1c:;m’?uri’y i* i • I.f* 2i.tr 'TTjr / ’j Vtfr *Al ion ?*’» V+c :.*i iMf/ui n'l f i ni^a prTT’XT-r; iC'nnvi,:^ ip; iv i Ihr; i 1 tv*c:':- ‘-m*-.— *•*2»*r fio r fr*pp- TVJiTW GOODS! NEW GOODS! Wholesale and Retail! j. s. Stubbs a go., CedartOAvn, Ga., —, wad to ciu. , jr ii hceotaiiM bOO Jiio=ti&tlon^, pficHt accurate ce*a*r»ptu>Ttii Mill TLliiitLJii liirv* UoiLJ foi^fibntisj JjjiO Yb/i.-t'eurf Vawcruiiie mid-TowerSSv llkiitA. i rtnt livr^.ctc. to sklLmcioo. tallj- to If sr.;« «imHetteOL Sr-.iv. t fop it ! • O/Rff.FFRRY Sr C.r> ri-*r=- v ARE NOW RECEIAnNG A NEW AND ELEGANT LINE OF Dry Goods, Notions, flats, Boots, Slices and Readymade CMiiing. THEIR STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS Comprises the LATEST FABRICS in DRESS GOODS, and all the NOV ELTIES in TRIMMINGS. These goods were selected with grest rare 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! Which «*l»nll ohvav. 3 l>o offered at tho lowest market r.ito. White Sewing Machine! TEE LADIES’ FAVCEITE! TU Gnat Spteiic At S.-r lgia aid Headseka An internal remedv, containing no Quinine, Opium, Chloroform, Chloral or narcotics or any kind. Safe aaJ quick in its aclion.-ti^ Mayor's Ortws, Leeshvku, Va., April .fit, 1ST9. Alessrs. Hutchison* A Bro.: It alTords me pleasure to testify to the great virtue of your “Ncura brine’’ for the cure of head ache and neuralgia. It is the best remeily for tiiese most distressing complaints I have ever itsed. It should lx* in every family in the country. Yours truly, Gko. It. TI k ai), Mayor of Lcr'sburg, Va. Messrs. Ilutehison A 15ro.: I am haunv to say that your “Neuralgine” acted as a specifie in my case, relieving ine in an _ .. is a specifie m my case, relieving me in an •rcdibly short time. I would advise al! sutlering from neuralgia and headache to try it. Yours etc.. May 0,1SS2— 12m L. V. Sims, 51. D. i tl msmcRizis eo 'OUR IMPROVED** WIND MILL, Nervous Ealianstioa, Premaiuro Decay. Xioss of Heatory. , Cloih-bonrd liook of «-t» losrnnn Ad^r*i M M^n. by a Kf«ctar tt**ieir.n. THE HCAtTil JOURNAL liKVAUXIE. flRi PUMPS, TASKS, PIPS, rtthgi, ton Gaois, sad all thing! connectad vitb Nadteiy & M'itor S«ppB*>. 9- 1* OT I? • ** 3 OFFICES, 31&S3EasdalphSt. BECAUSK IT IS THE LIGHTEST RUNNING, TIIE MOST QUIET, MAKES A PRETTIER STITCH, And has more conveniences than r.ny other ibebin ?. It is warranted live years, a.iu i* the oasiest to sell, and G eorgia—Haralson county.—,' I R. H. Roberts hnsappliedfcf exemp-i 41 tion of personalty and setting apart and valuation of homestead, and I will pass upon the same at ten o’clock a. m., on Friday. I5th day of June, ISSa this May o 'Cl |gS3. ' S. M. DAVENPORT, Ordinary. S»AI BAXSATa I'hs Lest and most cccnsmica! h-ir dres. r d made from \fnr»icna Ia that are ten- pcia! to the hair and a!?, raster's Hair J Caiman iship hly 'teemed everywhere * s escftli’sirre mui superior c!eu.!ux>s. ! r.iv.T F?»Sifs ficsfCF? tin YuKhf*:l Cihr re to -my or £«Icd is < legamly p«r- ’ fMtijrd r.nd h warranter; to rcift'ive d.wtdr.iff .x.d ■ iror-lrn^f i**e s.afc**. ttyruvcatHiIuiigof the ha*r. i «n Jmr.*. •rww-r:I-..-.- PAMMEil’S OiriOERTGNIC «» Ss^r^:;v« C?al:a tad STr^ui Rotarcr. , worn cut Wita' i'lriants, out uei’a 1. s l ave r-r-yrn't oi, •-J teyorVuirarjr't.cmoUisiis, ar if you arts i ft- >* dWJer cf t!ie l in^ siumych. - W Pj. lr jIon c. iiiatu.-GiCuu^tIHimhI TunErr. ted tss 62:* caJ Tires! Ceng's Cart Cvar feed. If vou rrc wusHn^ away ic-m pstc. dT-^Ipation er •**7 cr v.crjwiiCis a.Rjreqiii. e a ssiambm take; La!.*:c3>t To:.:c at cnce; it wlu invi>;* r..ie_ and bui!cf f in up from t!i- f rst d«*e h-’twiif .-.ever infsikafar. it has saved hundreds of lives; it may save yenrL IT.<CCZ & C"). t 153 Witter* ?L, Xctk. fa>- U GIVES TIIE BEST SATISFACTION of any Maoliino in tbe market. Intending puruhtisers arc solicited to examine it before buyi rjj*. Itesponsiblo Dealers wan tod ia ail uu- occup led torri tory. L*si:rh itnd "• w=;i-hr'ul|«crf**»eexre» j. j«.pn! «r J!»? .! tike it. Inst*tepon huvu-.j I'u*. < jk v.0i,30ii sod ’oo!i :cr simuuare «4 5/* j J. D. & T. F. SMITH, V*Tiolcsale and Refail Dealers, 59 Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga. ^f^*For sale by J. A. WYXX *fc 15110., Ccdarlown, Ga. tilapr22. Atlanta Marbie Work & uun BROS., UTEST f.S9 BEST SSWIN3 KACHINS. It I* nr!viT»i”7 mfftW. cm orrr e-*m- > p^iitorte t l -o the Lxu-fit aai.-U.cd nod beet utat!e 3 in t!ie market 3 ZL2CW.NT Woo T7050, craanesled EfeOM< ooil Cilx. AGLNT3 WASTED. ADDSESS Successors to WM. GRAY, Importers and Dealers in ^FOREIGN AND AMERICAN^ MARBLES. MONUMENTS, TABLETS, HEADSTONES, AND ALL KINDS OF! % CEMETERY WORK BONE ON SHORT NOTICE. * - We also have on hand e.11 that BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY of STATUARY tint was on exhibition at the COTTON EXPOSITION. Designs furnished free on ii»-. plication. 1 Office and Works No. 77 East Alabama St., Atlanta, Ga. ! till may 10. Buchanan Wind MUI UNEXCELLED FOR BZAUT7, HfSABHiTY LIGHT GUNNING. 3UBABLE HILL BUILT. ALL KINDS OF The Webstes Stg Co. lhiteu DETROIT, MICH. TANKS, PIPE, PUMPS, Etc. * * J *- *-*-.gy. fi |-||S EUSuHAH WED HU GO. SCOUT, OB Twelve Years Aicocgthe life BY Gen-Jaa. S-Brisbia U.&A. Tbozoost exciting fond intensely Interest! i>ic bookeverpoblirh- ed.Net a Navel, but t-ie biatory of ths most adveu- toieos 8 e c n t, ■U*S *nu '«naaoci|a«r ‘*13 -A "K T> ‘neuntouio ‘KOSIXAX m 9 -n ‘nqi). ‘aaie^jva sSvtl 55 joj SlHUHnSdVNSiBBSSSi Bfii3MFE£TS,‘i£t? sders m Pre^es, Paptr Ccfisrs, and oil cits of I rbrJi-g ti.teric s. bo*h New nnd BUCHANAN, MICHIGAN, i PAYNE’S IO Horse Spark-Arresting I'or able En^iuc liaa cut 10.0001L of MicLi^an Pine Board* in in huvra, bunluf ala Lx Iroui uw saw ia usatfoot leagtta. li&ila lit^dii'J-liati A corrected list of priaes i> »ac<I weekly, rf nil material on L»^for so!e, (mucli of which arc i-enriha borgai^j tnli be xuoiied free on application. We cas ftanush aaytSiln^ tromm *£***• te . Cylinder Freia» v . Weights !nsi AHlff ge tasle Pius FOR ft, .. And allBiiious Comnlfcintt IpabmU. —know, am tti maflBfl—arc— I Bead to Ottr f> Ham tee fa—renfp? to famish cere to Mw AjOOO le-1 of ilwii^li Bo in! j ia JO Ilmizs- Our U tiorm trill cur I9.0&>feet hi * me lime. O. r Kn^iuei* ar* r. car ante id to f::rni-h n Is t«*c i«« w* r on Ji le-s fj.l tnd «rn.*er tlun any otber Ea rin? cot flnerl wiiii aa Automatic Cat Off. If you want a 8tatioca»j cr Cna-tir. Boiler. Ciiea \ lar Saw-Mil!, slatof o»- FrUeyp, utier ea-t »r MeOuart** Pi' IWroiU'h’-lmn Full y. r.d fo*ro»;r iihi-i:aL(l ratal*'ir e. No. 12, for l.ifur*nat : «m en*l pricer. B. W. BAYNE A SONS. thsmlaj. R. Y. B>-*s MIT. ftd ui k' 4 *ct rie-J «i^n scrwlicze; Ls-M I 9 fadL'iieafar rerdnrJajr Lea tieedi uditlylbeh A i 9+rS~iB «»aadrcdjr tbc fct sent o^L ' Car Aammaioumtarm THE G22ATE3T 6B3). CTBB IN TUB TO tora cttn loou. Xtla-. c*.-d£a aU Tza &o6rdi£i newacd Btaedanl Tatjettci •=* Tj«es«i*cul dai Iftiffff ^Tiri— •'FREE! MESELF-CUifc BlSwrli riWaUwi ff one of (ho antMtalBMlFttJCMiBl terminih tbmV.S. 'iSBSaEIEBuSSSSS^ __ ^ Ejii£& r UPRIGHT C RAFiD PIANOS With Patent Cylinder Top. DEHR CftCS. £i CO., KEW YORK. SEMO FOX CATALOCUr. L & CO., RACINE, WIS., W* 3UKS KTBSY VAHtKTY OF B'arm, Freight and Spring Wagons, * ky eonfiuln- ouiflm strictly to one cl&s. of work; hr enplcrinr none hot the _ 1W.HKHKJ, using nothiag but FIKsr-CLiS3 IKPkOVr-D MAcniNBHY »i.d tne VZU? iCsTof stT,...CTED T.MBr.R, nnd oy a TaOEOLOil KSOWLSDGIi cf the tiuincss. ws has. a*tij earned tho reputation of making: THE BEST WACOM G?4 WHEELS.” their own reopooalbillty, gin Mannfacturm hare obnliabed Up warranty, but Aeects may, bo folio win/ wnmuicy with narh wag*-n. if ao aiyreod: Mt*reh> Warrant the Fisa BKOS. WAOON No to tie tre»l mm!-' In erery partle- ■laracd oi ?ood laatcnal, and that the a:.-em*rh of the a mm It *ufdcisint fur ail work with fair •safe. Should any b ealucre oceor witkiu one year froa^ tl»ia date br r - ja>on of defective malaria] or workmanship, repair* for the ramc will be furnished »t place of rule, free cf cbr.’-i'e. nr tho t»tlce of said repair*:, a j per tjeil’i price ii*t will hs paid iu cash by tbc purchaser prod&ufif A sample of the broken ordefe tive part* KuowiuL' we caa suit you. we solicit poreonv'c from voter areden of tbe United States. Scad orPdcca aud Tama, aadlor a copy o* TaIIS LAC1.NL aGit'CfULrCKfsr. to ll'H SSttOS. 6c Oh,, Uadar, IT to* M is k» a it £3 ( -s 5"a t ti 1 — ALL * t rent cnL Ir-tory and Nm| iceGM*f: af A1.T. PL*m for ALL CHOI MAI f S. / a ens ftruAx or.'r *!. , (Praia and FnnSerd.lfanaiUilil ao?cultera cf OrjUKr^rt C.t.;- Ctzhph. ladder Crepe, Tn —^ „ _ c “^ z, “ lt A csursiast HIRAM SISLEY Cc CO. Rochsster,H.Y. Chi THE SPIRAL SPRING BUGGY HAS THE ONLY ADJUSTABLE SPRING IN THE WORLD. No 8ac, no Sway, No Pitch, Carries ant VVcickY. ’?i3 SdoL for tho PlMitw, Fanner , «aSSi«ckIaiiser. MIR? IfiO 'risV; 1 'ii MfVjts-. I.-UOUH the i'Mt\«CK1 ’ r nrtaut worf». sold l»v antoscnv ■soapaJy.niAfnmieitc«l t f-uh-iv either LLsl-rh or t»orstAxn,«». the ftdlotri&s P- Cloth ria-iia^, Fc!I Cut. Sides - $3 75 Lsati:? (T.;trary Style) - - 4 75 Se*»t. posi;onfd. oa receft't of rrirs furbers trt jiyc no aged. -■> T* Siv.kt* rou JL*>^cxxr nv a v^irctTF-i.T. ar-a C;»u.uier.datiitys by uruuticaj aaustf.eR iificfarn.cn. Adtlxws h , t T AXCMOn PlTiU»/?K3I« c*b Light, Stylish and Strictly First-Class. BUGGT.WAKtANTED 2 YEARS. SP2$& V/ARRANTEO Ike Easiest Riding Buccy Built. TttE” NEWEST AND. BEST THINQ OUT IN CARRIAGE SPRINOS. ^ WWnFE PON^LLUSTRATKO CATALOGUE AND T RICE UST.