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Crfcrtafft! JMlrrrtisw. LOCAL MATTERS. Trusses! Trusses! A good stock now on hand at T. F. Burbank’s. J. 45. Stubbs A Co. have a splendid line of Dress Goods, cheaper than ever.* For Sale. A good family horse this office Apply Go and see the great bargains in clothing at A. R. Harper & Co’s. Lump.! Lamps! Lamps! The largest and best assortment Damps and Lamp Fixtures, at T. F, Burbank’s. mpsi is kept on sale at T. F. Burbank’s Store. A. B. Harper & Co., have the finest lot of fall and winter overcoats in the city. They are cheap. Hr. Burbank: Send me 1 doz. b. ttles Brown’s Iron Bitters. It is the best tonic I ever knew. Mrs. Julius A. Peek, May 9th, 18841. J. S. Stubbs & Co. have the finest line of Laces and Hamburgs in town and at the lowest figures. A splendid line of Drugs, Paints, Oils. Putty, Glass, Lamps, Lamp Fixtures, etc., to be found always in stoek at T. F. Burbank’s. Be sure and call. India Linens, Brown Dress Lin ens, Mohair Lace Suitings, Silk Suit ings, Black Lace Brocades, and fig ured Lawns in great variety, at J. S. Stubbs and Co.’s. Do you want Paints and Oils, Sasli Doors and Blinds, or Window Glass* We will fiirnish you at Chattanooga and Atlanta prices, and save you R roflts and delay. Our motto is Quick Sales and Short Profits. ■ Bruce Harris & Co. 117 Broad Street, Rome, Ga. Buy your Drugs, Paints, Oils, Put ty, Glass, Lamps, Lamp Fixtures ^Standard Proprietary Bemedies, etc. of T. F* Burbank, who always keeps a good assortment at reasonable prices. W. P. Wimberly & Bro., under “Buena. Vista,” will keep a well as sorted and fresh line of Family Gro ceries that will be sold at the most reasonable prices. The trade of Polk county me* visiting Borne especially solicited. tu-jan Arrived, and Arriving! One of the largestand best assorted stocks of fall clothing and overcoats ever seen in this market; also, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Shirts, and everything a man wears. Come and see for your selves. Suits from three and a half, up to thirty-five dollars, also, large sizes as high as number forty-six low for cash at Wright’s Clothing Stand. tf A. B. Harper & Co. _ Startingio Ran to the Fire. It was in Lowell, Mass. An alarm of fire was sounded, anti the engine was rapidly driven out of the engine house. One of the horses took fright, pranced wildly about, and ran the engine against the brick door-frame. Chief Engineer Hosmer was severely bruised and two of his ribs’ were broken. For three weeks the physi cians doetored him. Then a friend brought him some Perry Davis’s Pa ix Killer. On being rubbed with this, he jvas soon well. Best liniment in the world. When visiting Rome, call on AY . P. Wimberly & Bro., under- the “Buena Vista,” for your groceries. Fair treatment, fresh goods and low prioes, is what all can expect. Pioneer Machine AYorks at Covington, Ga.. manufactures the l>est Saw Mill in America and pay a special premium or discount on the first one sold in each county. This is a good opportunity for some progress ive man in this county to get a tine Saw Mill very cheap. Fail Session ofCedartown Academy. The Cedartown Male and Female Academy will resume its exercises on Monday, August 2Gth. The term will continue sixteen weeks. Pat rons will please send in theirchildren promptly on the first day, as delay adds to the trouble of classifying and isjo the detriment of pupils. Ip our efforts to build up and main tain a thorough progressive school, we hope to receive the hearty co-op eration of all interested in education. To former patrons we return thanks, and to them we confidently refer those who would inquire into the merits of the school—as to its discip line, methods and thoroughness oi instruction. J. C. Harris, Principal. Mrs. V. L. Bay, 1 Miss Lula G. Harris, j - Assts. Polk Superior Court. Order of business for August Ad journed Term, to be held second Monday in November. 1883. Ordered that the call of the docket begin at No. 1. February Term 1882 of the common law docket will be first in order at tiie adjourned term, that no parties fC witnesses in any eases except those on the common law* docket need attend during the first week of said adjourned term. That the call of the dockets after the common law will be in the following order: Appeal. Claim. Equity. Illegality. Issue. Joel Biunham, Judge Superior Court, Home Circuit. The Dime Stationery Package. Contiiins Writing Paper, Envel- opes, Lead Pencil, Pen Holder, Gol den Pen, Key King, Set Sleeve But tons; Silvered Fingtir King, Scarf Pin, Collar Button and Set" Ladies’ Ear drops. Best, cheapest and fast est selling article ever gotten up. 25,000 already sold. Complete sam ple package sent by mail-post paid on receipt of lit cents in silver or postage stamps. One dozen iiackages post paid for one dollar. A fine silk h-anderchief sent free with every dozen ordered. Men, women, boys and girls wanted to sell stationery packages, pictures, cheap jewelry, watches, revolvers, books, notions, and novelties. I am headquarters for agents, canvassers, peddlers, auc tioneers and street men’s supplies. Write for catalogue of money-making specialties and terms to agents if you AVe have nntw™ want to make money. Mention this ,*.' , “* ® * 4 I ' , ce now to aper AM res j J C Burrow, 40 : notice at length its workings and re- 'arietta Street, Atlanta, Ga j suits, bat- Avill do so in our next. BREVITIES. Almanacs for next year are ripen ing. Christmas is seven weeks from next Tuesday. Adjourned term of Polk Superior Court opens next Monday week See notice elsewhere of dwelling for rent by Mr. A. Dougherty. It is hard to tell when a lie, a mos quito, or a delinquent subscriber is going to settle. A handsome drove of horses passed through town a few days ago going southward. Flapjacks and ’lasses will be reigning luxuries for a while. Sor ghum is on the market. Eggs are up in price, a fact conse quent, perhaps, upon the approach of Christmas. Mr. B. D. Ahum and lady, of At lanta, have been visiting relatives in Cedartown the past w*eek. Miss Emma Ledbetter, who has been attending school at GreenA'ille, has returned home. Mis. Lillie Sheldon and Miss Marie Lake, of Ca\*e Spring, have bejn vis iting Cedartown friends the .past week. Miss Lorena Young, one of Cedar- town’s female favorites, has been en joying a delightful visit among friends at Borne the past week or so. The economical side of a woman’s character shines with radiance when slie succeeds in listening an eighteen inch belt on a twenty-two inch waist. A six year old innocent the other day hastily sought his mother’s pres ence to inform her that his mouth was turned wrong side out. He had been eating persimmons. Col. A. M. Speights, of Spartan- burgh, S. C., was in town Tuesday. Mr. Speights is an ex-Georgian, hav ing been years ago prominently en gaged in journalism in this State. Dr. L. S. Ledbetter has been very- sick at his home for more than a week past. He was, according to last reports, some better. AVe wish for him a speedy reeoA*ery. Mr. James K. Barber left a few days ago for Macon, Avhere liegoes to attend the meeting of the State Grand Lodge of Freemasons. He was accompanied by his lady. A crisp qtmospliere prevailing to an extent such as to cause comment for seA’erity, for several days, has created an active and' universal de mand for fuel and thick raiment. Mr. Palmer and wife, Miss Harris and Miss Brewer were baptized by Kev. J. AV. Bishop, of the Baptist church, at Cedar creek on Sunday last. Jack Frost pat in a slight appear ance one night last iveek, and has since stretched a withering hand over the kingdom of vegetation, leaving in his wake fully perished, all that is perishable under his pres ence. A stranger A*iewing the immense quantity of iron lying unshipped about the yard of the Cherokee Iron Company’s furnace would think, surely, tills was an iron ag»viu£i oure an iron town. The demand for the two-eent stamps is greater than the demand for the old three-cent stamps ever was. No day* since October 1st 1ms there been issued less than 30,000,000. One day* the issue ran up to 33,000,- 000. Maj. S. M. H. Byrd has been ap pointed by Gov. M D nkl to repre sent Polk county at the annual con dition of the National Cotton Planters’ Association of America, to be held at Vicksburg, Miss., on the 21st of NoA*ember, instant. A change of schedule goes into ef fect on the E. & AV. Kailroad of Ala., on Sunday* next. Under the new ar rangement the morning- passenger train coining west arrives live min utes earlier while that going east leaves one hour and fifteen minutes later than heretofore. A. very heavy beating rain fell in these parts on Monday last. The ground Avas so very dry- and the rain fall was so rapid that the earth re ceived only a slight temjiomry wet ting. Many* planters took advantage of the brief season, however, to put in wheat. The demand for dAvellings about Cedartown seems to be increasing, ;.s also the price of rents. This augurs hoi>efully* fertile town. Some persons with the means ought to erect some cheap but comfortable houses for rent. There is more money in such an enterprise than in any other that conld be mentioned. AVe regret that, owing to the fact that we are behind with our paper this week because of excessive and unexpected demands upon our wtlftf- ing force, we must forego until next eek the noticing in a full and prop er manner of the death of Mr. Marion Sewell, one of the oldest and most highly esteemed citizens of Polk county, Avhich occurred at his home on Thursday of last Aveeki An old gentleman named Camp bell, who lives on the Ledbetter place on Lake creek, while in town on Tuesday, lost somewhere on our streets a sum of money consisting of two ten dollar bills, that slipped from his vest pocket. If any one should find the money they would be doing the old man a great kind ness to restore it to him. He has orked hard for the amount and is needy. The series of meetings begun at the Methodist church several Sabbaths ago ceased at that church on Sabbath lit last, and has this week been progressing at the Presbyterian church, under the direction of the two able and popular ministers, Revs. Messrs. Jones and Roberts. Partici pants aver that for manifestations of genuine interest, 110 such meeting has before been held in the commu- Mr. AV. T. Tomlinson left on yes terday for Florida, with a lot of stock he has been collecting for some months in these parts. Miss Fannie AVeisner returned home a few days since, after having spent a year with relatives in Ar kansas. She was accompanied on her return by* her sister and niece. A band of Gypsies passed through CedartoAvn, southward bound, on Thursday* morning last, having been in camp above town, as we learn, for several days previous. The lay-out consisted of the usual hard-faced males, frowsy* females, dogs, Ac. They drove some fine looking stock. The Episcopalians will be witliopt any* services on next Lord’s day, as the Rev. Mr. Kennard will officiate at Rome on that day. In this con nection, it should be stated that the railroad authorities are now* using the room recently occupied as the Episcopal chapel. This step was rendered necessary, since the office business of the road demands larger quarters, for proper attention there to. In the next issue notice of a temporary place of worship will be given. Don’t Forget It. If you have purchased Nursery* stock of the Cherry Hill Nurseries, you should not forget the day for the delivery of same at Cedartown, No vember 14th. Be ready and thus prevent needless bother and delays. The Art Amateur for November gives a series of six admirable drawings by AValter Crane of the superb frieze, illustrating Longfellow’s “Skeleton in Armor,” recently painted by Mr. Crane for the Newport residence of Miss Catherine AVoIfe. A biographical notice of this popular artist is accompanied by* a portrait drawn by* him from his re flection in a mirror, by many exam ples of his Avork as an illustrator, and by a spirited drawing of his picture of “The Angel of Love Averting the Hand of Fate.” The designs for wood-carving, china painting, em broidery* and sketching on linen arc numerous and excellent. There is a profusion of hints and directions for art Avork, and the department of home decoration and finishing is abund antly* illustrated and filled Avitli prac tical suggestions. Dramatic and op eratic feuilletons form neAV and in teresting features ; the Munich, Lou- isA'illeand Cincinnati exhibitions are noticed, and Montezuma’s “Note Book” is as full as ever of readable paragraphs. A careful examination of this number Avill shoAA* that The Art Amateur’s claim to be the “best practical art magazine” lias a broad foundation. Price, 35 cents; per year, $4. Montague Marks, Publish er, 23 Union Square, N.-Y. Be Ready. Purchasers of Fruit Trees from Cherry* Hill Nurseries, AVest Chester, Pa., are notified to be ready to get their trees promptly*. November 14th is the day for delivery at Cedartown. Remember. Postal Rates Ninety Years Ago T> ILK SHERIFF SALES.—AVILL BE -v*.... * „ , ' , ,sold; before the court house door., in Now that the two cent postage law t!ie towd of Odaftown, Folk county, has gone into effect, the folIoAVing botvtoen the legal hours of sale, on provisions of the first law of Congress * " ‘ " * on the subject Avill be read with in terest : tlio first Tuesday in December next, the following property, to-wil: Lots 01 laud numbers 739,740, 741, 774, February 29, 1792, was the date of tte ie first aets fixinaratesofuosttu-eon “ tl,e u A Card. Chester, S. C.,"Oet: 29th, 1883. Mr. Editor : I request permis sion through the columns of yen** paper to refnni thanks to the friends of my* brother for their extreme kind ness bestoAved on him during his last illness, which tavorlesteein with grat itude and implore God’s blessing to smile on the good people of Cedar toAvu. This is the earnest prayers of his deA*oted brother. Very respectfully, J. J. Kain. November 14th. • Remember this is the day on Avliieh stock purchased of Cherry Hill Nur series AA’ill oe delivered at Cedartown. All purchasers are requested to meet the representatives of the N urstry promptly on that day and receive their purchases. Stock will be ex ceptionally fine. Card to the Public. Cedartoavx, Ga., Get. 3!st, 1883. Mr. Editor : Please alloAv me space in your columns to say to the public, that an impression has gone abroad in this community that the late Mr. Ivain died, leaving effects, a part of which, is thought to be in my* possession. AVliat I Avish to say is, that the impression is false, that I not only had nothing in my possess ion belonging to Mr. Kain, but had to furnish a part of the monies to de fray* his burial expenses. If there are any parties in the community to Avliom Mr. Kain liad loaned monies, I am ignorant of that fact, and am inclined to believe, that if lie had loaned monies to any one that I would haA*e known it, because of the intimacy* existing betAveen us. Respectfully, J. F. IIarfer. CEDARTOAVN, Ga., Oct. 31st, 1883. Tills is to certify that I assisted in the settlement of air. Kain’s affairs, and that there is not, and A\*as not at the time of settlement, anything, in the hands of Air. J. F. Harper be longing to the late Air. Kain. Under the testimony of Air. Ivain. C. E. Suruton. the first aets fixing rates of postage on domestic letters, and establish the folloAA'ing rates fo take effect June 1, 1792: Act February 20, 1793, section 9, by land : For every* single letter not ex ceeding thirty miles, six- cents. For eA*ery single letter over thirty miles and not exceeding sixty miles, eight cents. For eA’ery single letter ov*er sixty miles and not exceeding 100 miles, 10 cents. For eA’ery single letter oA*er ICO miles and not exceeding 150 miles 121 cents. For every* single letter o\*er 150 miles and not exceeding200 miles, 15 cents. ForeA*ery* single letter over 200 miles and not exceeding 250 miles, 17 cents. For eA’ery single letter over 250 miles and not exceeding 350 miles, 30 cents. For e\*ery single letter over 350 miles and not exceeding 450 miles, 22 cents. For eA*ery single letter OA*er 450 | miles 35 cents. For every double letter, double said rates. For eA*ery* triple letter, triple said rates. For eA’ery ]jacket Aveighing one ounce avoirdupois, to pay at the rate of four single letters for each ounce, and in that proportion for any greater Aveight. The Modern Clutch. Louisville Courier-Journal. ToAveriug aboA’e all the atrocities of fashion is the modern clutch now in the hey-dev of its existence. It is affected oil grand parades and prom enades, and lias superseded the coun try hand-in-hand march and the more rational style of the lady lean ing on the gentleman’s arm. To per form the clutch act successfully it re quires artistic ability of no mean or der ; the lady dressed, of course, in the height of fashion, Avulks along Avith modest mien and downcast eyes at a two-long-steps-and-ono- short-one gait, her right arm invert ed, throAving the elboAV on the right liip and the part that does the hujggr ing uppermost. This arm wabbles in a horizontal direction, back and forth listlessly, like the derrick of a dredge boat, being scrupulously held at the same atlitude. The left arm hangs by her side partly akimbo, so the band would about strike the “buckeye” in her trows- ers pocket were she at tired in masculine raiment, and place it in the same relation to her body as the handle is to a jug. Her escort, the A’oting population, of the party, clutches this arm midway be tAveen the elbow and the lower end of her shirt sleeve, and, holding her from him as far as possible, ambles along side way’s at a reel-footed pace, seemingly* determined to leave the indelible imprint of Ids manly fingers on her sluipely eoat-sleeA*e. The style is A*ery silly and A*ery popular; it A\*as introduced by the \\ estern boys for leading sniiiiing sheep to the tar bucket by the ear to have their noses waxed. DL’atibci: levy made and . X , lebyAA U Smith, LF. ** f'K*. same ' m-- Delivery of Fruit Tree*. The Cherry Hill Nurseries Avill de liver trees to purchasers upon order at Cedartown Nov. 14th. The stock will be as represented—healthy and fine. Purchasers are requested to be promptly on hand to receiA’e their purchases. For Rent. House and lot situated near North ern limits of Cedartown. House con tains six comfortable rooms and ;ood cellar. Splendid garden and neA*er-failing well of good water on premises. Situation pleasant, heal thy* and convenient for a man doing business in CedartoAvn. Apply to me at Rome, Ga. A. Dougherty. 4t. *: :,;** H i Will he sold before thcQourt House aoor in the town of Buchanan, Haralson county, Ga., within the legal- hours sale, on the nr«d Tuesday in December next, the following property to-wit: One fourth of the mineral interest in lot of land .No 770, in the 2hth district and 3d. section of Haralson coimty,Ga., levied on as the property of Daniel- Uaiibei by ‘ iue of one Justice Court li fa issnc-i the lu77ln district, G Xf, in 1*: P Dyor vte I) Coiibcl; levy returneiFfibTue b” *' '* L Also, at toe sail . . . - - * - • Ui lh t and 4lh section of« r.giULlfro&j* v Hariih*m corn.ty, <;-L. ; .-d . the property of Thomas Griffin l.v •.. in. of one tax ii fu issued *-y \ L irpiu - C, against said .Thomas Grinin^ for in- tax due said .siato and county lor tin year 1382. Also, at tiie same time and place, win be sold, lot of land No l , i « the 2vri: district mid :«d section, • .f ri. .mil <,‘herc kce now Haralson county, • .it., levied on as the prop* rty of -I ii itiish bv virtue o one tax li a issm d by N L Golden, T l, against said J ii for his tax due State and county for the year Id--2. Aiso, at tin* same time*mid place, v.*i!’ be sold, lot of land No in the lirsi district and -iih section of original Cher okee, now Haralson county, t a.; levied on as the property of L. T. Carter, by virtue of one tax ii fa issued by N. L. Golden, T. t'.. in favt.r of state and county vs. L. T. Carter, for tax due the state and county for the year Aiso, at the same time and place, will be sold, lot of laud number 148, in tl.c 7th district and 5th section of origii a. Carroii, now Haralson county, Ga. ; lev ied on as tiie property of it. S. v\ ilson, by virtue of one lax ii fa issued by X. L. Golden, T. C.» in . a. or of state and county vs. li. Wilson for tax due the state and county for me year ist>*2. i), at the same time and place, will d, one BUuuly twenty horse power engine, one saw mid, one drav and log cart: levied on as the property of Waidc. Wilder A Go., by virtue of one mortgage fi ftt issued by me cferk of Haralson su perior Court in favor of G. M. Roberts Waittc, Wilder A Co. Property pointed out*in said li fa. Defendants notiiied oi levy. Iso, at the same tiniT* and place, will be snid, 5,000 pounds of seed cotton : lev ied oil as ihe^iropcrty of Thomas Kcweii by v.rtue of one distress warrant torrent issued from Isaac Wetheriy, N. P. and ex-officio J. P. of 114;kl district, G. M., in favor of W..I. Brown vs. Thomas Row ell ; levy made and*¥eturned to me by i. c. Defendant notified of levy. ALso, at the same time and place, will be sold, one four-horse |.o»ver engine,one finship cotton gin ana feeder attached, one rubber gin belt, and one dray wagon, levied on as the property of J. E. Jaek- , by virtue of one mortgage ti fa is sued from the clerk of Hu raison Supe rior court in favor of J. Y< i liams vs. J. E. Jackson. Property pointed out in said lifa.; defendant notined of levy. J. K. HoL.COM BE, Sheri if. October 3D, 1883. propertyof York, principal: also, lots of land wbmbcrs D2.», 828, 671, 072 t>,3, (&8JT42, 71a, 744. 770, 771, 772, 814, S15, 810, m2,&43, 844, 84o and 88o, in the 2d dis trict and 4th section of polk county, Ga., aiso 588*587, 5Su, 507, 508, b(il, Oi2, 003, 000, 0.0, 071,%/2, 073, 835, 736, 737, 745 and 740, in tiie 21st district and 3d section of Polk countyftia., as the property of M. V. B. Ake, one of the securities; aiso, lots num bers 004, 540, O30 ami -sol, in the 2d district and 4th section of Poik county, Ga., as the property of W. If.Beck, one of tiie-securities;'also, lots^numbers 1000, 1001, UW3, 1002,1071, 10/2, 1073, 1074, 1075, 1070; 1077,1080, 1141; 1140 JUid UX7, in the 2ist district and 3d section of Polk county, 4*a., as the j>roperiy of W C Bar ber, one of the securities,by virtue of one li fa issited by-Ooel Brewer, ordinary Polk eorihty, ixj favor of C H Wood, county tte&ur^r, vsl L b York, prinei- paL and W. C JLflM&eEV -A Huntington, M V 7 B AkJ W securities Hun tin. eityjK); si g nee Also, be so! in the . tv of AWf McReytiolds, said lot bound W tke North ny a houso bwued and occupied liy 1? the S4ju|ii by dwelling house Bond] a the East by an alley , to the Ibuie xoatf* and on tpi t!ie road, ttic lot upon house is located, containi fourtl»of an acr§. 1 ^vickl onT>y virti of onduustice Court ti fa froiu the 107511 district; G M, in favor of i/~A Wynn <t Bro., vA A W McKeynokyC l^vy made and retfirncil to me by constable. : e. w. ta.E!^BN'rs, tihepia. ; October 30, 1883. f | G eorgia—pauKxii'NTY.—sifiPEi raSr^!i)urt, August Term, Jl«L-Kis IlonorS. C. l ain, Judge of aaiil court. F. L./tSayett for Dirojpe. C. Ej7ci a yetL] R,,,etoiVrf '“ tSe,Ti "‘* to the Court by the return* of tht- siicriif that the defendant does not reside in this ecucty, and it fnrtl.sr anjieanng that she opes not reside In this state:.• It. is oh of eonneel or- dered' that said dcfenitantappairundan swer *t the next term'of JhiaOoSirt, elso thattbe.case bo cmsidsBejtjijt -default, and tiie case ullo-.ved to [‘fA'Cecd. And it is fi|Kh a l ordered that this Rtne Tie jiub- 1 tailed in tiie <'kdatrrowN-MTEBTiser oneeajnonth for four monl&st 1 J. C. FA IX, J. s. c. R. cv-; A.tr. Hfillimiisnii, Plniutiff s Attorney^ NEW Jewelry Store ! Pfiotograph Gallery. J. P. Turner Is now in his New House, where-he has opened out a new and elegant stock of Ciocis, Silver-Plated Ware and Jewelry of every description and latest styles tad at lowest possible prices. Also has on liana a nice lot of Tobaccos, Cigars & Cigaj; Finest lot of Cigars ..in Codarto’ garotte, Id for 5-cents. Gallery is fitted up with the finest he is now =Sfc FcUcyof SasiiranceJ A&AUIST Prp^r^^.p^qj a i which is to say, f IjPerry Davis’s Pain Killer ricnt. md it cureu db tn a Acrt tinrJ C^»fcdn I>. f>. OoctWl. Jr. Mc&ac. trwr: *' Per bn; riucrrci lomedicine I>7-Y ; d Tierco, TJlcr, 3. T-.r^yr: “PcrcnK dl, Jr., of Scrrspcrt, - r C?. BPK.3U CTld infcS i that Is me* effective.” i r5T.': **Pcrctit».f it has never failed r j o-.bgr:.-; r”u i it has never failed *-n recidcat may happen to-merrow. | , Eny D.vats’s Fain Knxnrj cf any Druggist I BOWIE & GEORGE, Proprietors Rome Foundry in Machine Shop Arc Prepared to Overhaul and Repair Engines, Saw Mil’s, Gins and Machinery of All Kinds. Have a large a-ssortment of Put terns of Bevel Mill Gear, Spnrr Mill Gear, Segment Bevel Gear, Segment Spurr Gear for Water Wheels, Gudgeons, Flanges, Couplings, Hangers, Boxes,Pulley *, Spindles, Steps, Ac. Boiler .(irate Burs for coal cr wood—all siiu s and lengths. Two-Roller, 13-IneIi, Cans Sills, Evaporators and Gretas. Repairs for ali makes of Cane Mills. Light Castings r sjhv cialty. .VJi work thoroughiv done under personal supervirion of our Air. George, at reasonable prices. HOWIE & 0330 Xf OK, Etowah Street and Rome Railroad, ROME, GA. 7VI2W GOOl)^! . A' EW GOODK! of Watches, Jewelry, Ac,, done by Jj. B. OWEX. Fitted up in bi^ now quartrrs, with tiie very latest im- roved initchinery and toots and with over nine years’ experience in the l>usi- nts4, he can Safe'.v guirjntee all his work.* All work hereafter left in care of J* P. T^inirr. Buy your goods and have your.rcj)uirug£ doiie at home and- saVe tiMe and MONEY ! Build up your, town by • patronizing^ home imlnstries. Enlow House j. ft LUOW, Proprietor. Harinjf m>penc(I tbc above house,I re spectfully Bolu-it'p share of the public patrohage. - .?. ■ . TeriuM, Lil>ei*iil. — —wlif 11 '* ^ 11 * * * *"'’ *mut» motto. 1 % -,LJk KEXIiOW. YiXltNilO.S’ PatentAifgQt ami .Steam Powermeiuunjy,rC5o ,,, i’ piete. jwrflte for actual orlers. etiv Slachines on _ triarif desired. Discript- ive catalogue and price list free. \V. V. X Jt»lIX BAiiNES, No. 2114 Main st., Rockford, lii. Tuck lias ar»plied for exemp tion of personalty *nd 1 will pass upon tiie same at 10 o’clock a. m., on the loth day of November, 1883,at my office. This October 10th, 18«3. JOEL BREWER, Ordinary. and Revenues, Polk county, fia. L. M. Reeves tolls before Joel Brewer, clerk Board Commissioners Roads and Reve nues in and for said county. One dark hestnut sorel mare, about fifteen hands high, flax mane and tail, left hind foot white from pastor joint down, with weak eves, about seven years old, taken up by said Reeves on the public highway in Cedartown, in the 1075th district, G. M., Polk county, and appraised by K. T. Har rison and J. II. Price, free holders of said district, to be worth thirty dollars, and it appearing that said estray is not of sufficient value to defray the ordinary rnenses in pasturing Ac. It is therefore ordered that the owner come foward, prove property, pay charges, and take ber away and in default thereof that the no longer from Dyspep sia, Indigestion, want of Appetite,loss of Strength lack of Energy, Malaria, Intermittent Fevers, Ac. BROWN'S IRON BIT TERS never fails to cure all these diseases. Boston, November 26, x88t. BliOU N ClfSMlCAX. Co. GcntienicuI*'or years 1 have been a great sufferer from Dyspepsia, and could g zt vo relief (having tried everything ahich w«s rccommend- ofl) until, acting on the advice of a friend, u-ho had been benefit ted by Brow's Ikon Oitteks, 1 tried a bottle, vith most surprising results. Previous to talcing Ihtows’s Ikon Bittcks, everythin:' I ate distressed me, and i suffered greatly from a burning sensation in the stomach, which was unbearable. Since tak ing Brow's Ikon Bittsus, al! my troubles are at an cud. Can eafany time without any disagreeable re sults. I am practically another persoa. Mrs. W J. Flynn, 30 Maverick St., E. Boston. BROWN’S IRON BIT TERS acts like a charm on the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such as tast ing the food, Belching, Heat in the Stomach, Heartburn, etc. The only Iron Preparation that will not blacken the teeth or give headache. Sold by .11 Druggist*. Brown Chemical Co. Baltimore, Md. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. htjudii mm iiBuiMLulM . he Great tp«r:£c 5rr he r ljjia and Eeidacha internal remedy, cou tain ing no tidinine, Opium, C’hlomibrm, Chloral or narcotics of any kind. Safe aa J tiaick i 1 its action, tix. Mayor’s Office, Leesbutut, Va., April In, 1879. Messrs. Hutchison A* Bro.: It iiflonls me pitniMure to testify to the gre it virtue of your u Xeurjilgine” for the cureof liead- Hche and neuralgia. It Is the best remedy for these most distressing complaints I have fiViir Ti hIwuiM )m October, 1S83. W. M. PHILLIPS, Chairman Board. Com. I!, and R. A true extract fro:ii the minuter. JOEL BREWER, Clk. incredibly short time. I would advise all sufferiug from ueundgia and-hcedsiehe to trt* it. Yours etc.. May 9, 12m I,. V. Sims, M. D. and glossy, and ret tin its color, with Pai ker’s Huir iSEROKEE RAILROAD — SCHEDULE! Taking efiect Monday, March 19,1S83. GOING AVKST. NO. 1—PASSE XtllUt Til AIX. Daily, Sunday excepted. Leave Cartersvillo 9:45 a. m. Arrive Stiicsbom 9:58 “ 44 TaylorsviUor 10:17 44 Rock mart Il:i0 44 C-edartow.i ..*. 12:05 p. m. NO. 3—PASSKNOEU TRAIN. Daily, Sunday excepted. Leave Tartersville 4:30 p. in. Arrive Stilesboro 5:«i4 44 44 Tayioi-sville : 5:22 44 44 K<K-kniarr 0:00 44 44 Cedartown 7:00 44 SUNPAY Al VO:*I MOPATION. Leave Cartersvillo.:..- 2:54* p. in. Arrive Stiicsboro 3:20 44 44 Tavlorsv ille 3:47 44 44 R.iVripnrt 4:25 44 tv ■ Iwkiww .nffiaa ffe24 * 4 GOING E-VST. NO. 2—PASSEN'.JKK TRAIN. Dai'y, Sunday e+pnJrd. •... p. n.». J. S. STUBBS & CO., • W •• *■ Codartown, Ga., • ' * . ■ i •# ARE NOW RECEIVING JV NEW AND ELEGANT LINE OF « Dry Goods, Notions, Eats. Boots, Slices and Reidy aadc Clothisg. • ■ THEIR STOCK OF DRY GOODS AA I> NOTIOKS Comprises the LATEST FABRICS in DRESS GOODS, and aU the NOV ELTIES in TRIMMINGS. -- These goods wore selected with great care and BOUGHT I*OR CASH, and they invite an inspection of their stock, confident that QurcinisciH will be pleased, both In styles and- price*. t They would eall spe<-ial attention to their STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES!* Which shall alwava ho ofTemd .it the lowest market rate. HAS THE ONLY ADJuSTADLE EPHLNG IN THE WORLD. Flo Sac, Ho Sway, Ho Pitch, Carries Any Weicht. 3 g ps«a£§£|i%^sat Ah rag Isg ||g 5^3 iKvl o 2 LIGHT, STYLISH AND STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. Every Buggy Warranted 2 Years. Springs Warranted to -Years The Easiest Bugcy Built. THE NEWEST AND BEST THING OUT IN CA^.-|ACE SPRINGS. WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED CAT \LOGUE AND I RICS LIST. TheSpiralSpbing Buggy Bo., grand rapids, rick. rb.rsviile 7:2S 44 Cartersvillo 8.2.1 44 SUNDAY ACCOM >IOI»AYION. IjoavcCedartown 8^»0 a. m. .Vrrive Kockmart 8:36 44 44 leivlorsviilc Ite35 44 44 Stil=slx>n> 44 44 Carter ■jrJSr Train Atlanta 7:.%’ 1 lllili •on;i antic train lciiving P-, ler ALL CROFS, for ALL OI All are tested; only the be*4 rent out. and Farm Seed iilanan I {Hi. lory and bent XDeflicd5 altnre of Grain*. EtyA Crr<r«. Grrnw, Fodder Crop*, Tr»*« ,Plant ; TRr. etc. only lOrtn. Arnnml Catalogm mmd Priem Lit at Moa rcr^S . revere 1 thon-and varieties, FIIEE. tutcrisuu HIRAM SIBLLY & CO. Rochester,N.Y. Chicago,!!!. AIIMKTKAD KR'HABDSOX. i i! rou its > •jiiitic train X«». 2 riving fti Atlanta s X ;.3it*!iiio la-.tie train No. l-Ail j» ::i ; ./v: No. 1 connects with W< Express 5 ’ nrrh !aui-:i at 10:20 a ~ Sm ida; antic train 1:40 p i in ; commodation train go- with Western X At *ing in Atlanta al Sunday accommodation train go ing west connects with E T V X ii Kail- road at Kockmart. JOHN POSTRLL, Geo T Kersfiaw, Manager if F X P Agent Sale of lo a n Lots at Bss&aam will sell at public outcry to the Iijghest bidder, on the first Tuesday in November nftxt, 50 valuable town iote, onimencing within'one quarter mile of ’ourt House fronting Carrollton st., and •xtending along said street three quart ers of mile from Court House. Size of front lots, from one to two acres. Slack lots, from three to ten acres. These lots are beautifully situated for build ing pur- i s, are well elevated, dry, and will re ally make health preserving homes to purchasers. The most of this property is uitliin the corporate limits of Buctianan (county seat of Haralson) a thriving and ride-awake little town, in a good and fertile county, with health unsurpassed., with good society, and splendid mail fa cilities, within seven miles of depot on (i. 1*1 K. K. and on direct line for railway from Koine to Carrollton, Ga. Come one. me all, who want a home in our midst, ties guaranteed to b. genuine. J. K. IIOKCOMBE, Agt. JAO & RICHARDSON, ATTOKMOYM i!t LAV.', Ceoaktowx, Ga. ;g.3“8pueial attunUon given to eollce- tions. Office in the (‘ourt House. LE. OHAELES E. HAEEIB, Physician and Surgeon, Office Over Burbank’s Drug Store, CEDARTOWN, GA. e. tts Sash v ille, Caattasos|aa St.Loiiis naii'sny AHEAD OF ALL C0MPETIT0E3. Business Tuen, Tourists,p Em i g i< a nts, Fanulic-s,! 1 -^^ ^ *• Oi *ii k Best Koi tk t nati, fmiiana^»«»ii Louisvill Chicago, and the Nashvii.i.k. tk to St. Ijouis and the* North is vi The Best \Vc»st is via McKenzie. The Beot IViitte to West Ten neseoc, and Kentucky, Mississippi, Arkansas and Texas points is via Mckenzie. DON ? T FOBGKT I r r Z —By tliis Iiiue you secure the— Ma2imumy;riaf : s:m:sRv!’nAx: —AT THE— MmimmBo^iSVATiuYB: XT' jE § 4? k kj 4> J<2Z!!L*2 ! \..... y - • the i «»■“• PHOTONS, BUGGIES, ROAD CARTS. Ftr Terms and Trices address, FISH BHDS. § CO., RAO’NC, «!S. Or call cn Be sure to Buv your TiekeU over the N„ C., L. R’y. Tiie inexperienced Traveler need not go amiss: fe w changes are ne< ess.irv, and such sis are unavoidable are made in Union Depots. THROUGH SLEEPERS! —BETWEEN— Atlanta, and Nashville, Atlanta and Lou isville, Nashville and St. L>uis vis* Co lumbus, Nashville and Louisville, Nash ville and Memphis, Martin and St.^ Lou is, Union City and St. Louis, McKenzie and Little Rock, whore connection is made with Through Sleepers to ali Texas jM>ints. Call on or address A. B. WRKNN,Trav. A., Atlanta,tin. W. T. Rogers, 1*. A., Chattanooga, Teun. W. L. DAN LEY, (*. 1*. and T. A., dgestim:, Business Of.er—Bradf.u 'AdIIiv. Another year’s s-ilcs lias . widen and increase the reputat most vaiuable tamily nieaicin now far exceed those of any medicii oar shelves. Wo say to every pvreinrser, 44 If this medicine does you no go<»d, re turn the empty bottle and we v. iil - fund your money.” id' more than one thousand bottles sold, we have li d <>:.o bottie returner. No one takes any risk in using this Tonic. There is nothing in it that will do the least harm to any of the system, and if it does no good ic costs you nothing. It is beneficial to persons of any age or r/ex. ft i.‘ tonic, diuretic and alterative in its action. It may be used with bcnetitfoi in-:>est-<»n, jaundice, sourstomaeli, dysp-.-p-.u. heart burn, liver complaint, torpid ;>;• inactive*, bowels, kidney disorders, d^.iriia-a. headaclies, rheumatism, neunii ache, pa: mi in the joints and 1* ness and soreness in the imu for any ini£K)verislieiI or disore «>1* the blodd It promotes regulates the appetite, enricl.es lies the blood, invigorates tin system and gives tone, stre vigf>r to bone, muscle ami nc; not claimed that it wiii cu: diseases enumerated above, bu used with lieneiit in any J costs 50 cents for a hal: pin hardly half as much as m .-t <. called tdniirs and blood purii dose is small—1 to £ -teasp *on swallow of water before oa k and the taste not disagreeabl* .. i 1 •. »*:• net blacken or injure the'teeth, it you nothing to try it if it does v We will gladly refund the money : • ev ery one who uses it without' ben'erti;. .Made and sold onlv bv BRADFORD A T? ddljysoy, Druggists and Ikv>kw!!era, ap5-y i Vilart<>v. n. < 4a. wallpapee; Fashionable Designs for Parlor Hails, Chambers, <£<\ S®“Siunples and Prices '.'oissi Fret H. Bart&olamie & Cc„ The WHAT $1 ^ 1)0 ! -^ MA.\*rFAcrv::::!:s, 128 an.l 130 AVest .33.1 St.. N.w Ia IIH 1 l)/l rf ron v:Ul ( >yi-; DOLLAR we we wi’l send Our Sunny South to you for 1 year. It is an s page 48-cohimn paper,* publislieil twice a month, and is devoted to the interests of the Farm and Fireside. Tiie In st South ern writers contribute to its columns.' We a Iso send vou a certificate entitling ; 2 SliOBOEr" Tunsors ups & charts For IB page catcJocne, free, address, U. C. Ti'XISO’f, Cincinnati, N. Y. City, J«ck*»Tfll«, m.. Otaaha, Neb. CARRIAGES, you to participate in our Grand Distrib ution of Premiums among subscribers ; Dec. 12th, 1883. Among tJie premiums cash : ^EoDO cash ; 2 premiunis of 5*250 each; 4 homes in Texas of 100 acres each ; l*i- ano, Organs, Watches and other premi ums too numerous to mention. No Blanks. Every subscriber guaranteed to receive a premium. -Send s* now and secure the agency for your neighborhood, or sen:! your name on a postil for a sank, pie copy. Agents are coining monev. Write at once. The first subs -ripthm re ceived from your neighborhood will en title the sender to the agemy, and an agent’s outfit fire. Address SUNNY SOUTH CO., (A) pet 13-5L Brownwood, Texas. 1 Send to ” j koorch IMVKKSIT7 r Illo»«u^Cirrn!ar. A AJfoe aeicAl ttim! ■ School. ZstabliMkal tutntwiwV IiVbicht s iNpiAM tentmE ri us' FOR THE LIVER And all Bilious Complaints Sate to take, beinit pnr»ly ye-efable: no ?rtp- in«. frleegeu. All hras-iau Cu iivate blowers 1 12 Ever-blooming: Rost s. Si.Ort. 12 F.ne (ieranioim, $l.(to. 12 B Hilling Plants, in variety, $1.00. 12 Pansies, finest s.rain in ' 12 Verbenas, beat varieties, 50 cents. Ua'alugues sent free, on aijplcatiou. I/OPHOCT GllFESllOUSES, < .lausncojjb. Tenn.