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tfoionmJtodm. LOCAL MATTERS. >eriff’s Advertising, Fees Must be Paid in Advance. All persons having Sheriff’s levies to advertise in this paper, will re member, that hereafter the fees must be paid in advance. This rule is im perative and will be deviated from In no instance. Bine Stone, at Burbank’s. Jud Crabb can’t be beat for fine cigars and fine tobacco. J. 8. Stubbs A Co., are sole agents In Odartown for the “Diamond” shirt. The “Diamond” is the best shirt on the market, and is offered at prices which are certain to please. All parties indebted to the firm of Harper A Co., will come foward and settle with me. Miller A. Wright. Go and See hat elegant lot of perfumes to be und at T. F. Burbank’s. Handkerchief Extracts and Face dars—a superior lot—at Bur- ank’s. At Jud Crabb’s you can get 101b of white sugar for$l. Braces! Braces t A good stock at Burbank’s. We believe we can buy more goods for the least money at Jud Crabb’s than any other house in Cedartown. We would call the attention of S le attending court to the corn- assortment of groceries at Jud Crabb’s. Trusses! Trusses! A good stock now on hand at T. F. Burbank’s. J. 8. Stubbs A Co. have a splendid e of Dress Goods, cheaper than Lamps! Lamps! Lamps! The largest and best assortment ot Lamps and lamp Fixtures, at T. F. Burbank’s. son’s Liniment F. Burbank’s Dr. B. B. Thomr kept on sale at T, Drugstore. Mr. Burbank: Send me 1 doz. battles >Brown’s Iron Bitters. It is the best f- tonic I ever knew. Mrs. Julius A. Peek. May 9th, 1883. Removal. B T Harrison takes this method of notifying the public that he has moved his livery business to the sta ble known as the Dougherty old stand east side of Main street, where lie will continue his best endeavors to meet the wants of patrons in his line in a satisfactory manner. A splendid line of Drugs, Paints, Oils. Putty, Glass, Lamps, Lamp Fixtures, etc., to be found always in stock at T. F. Burbank’s. Be sure and call. your Drugs, Paints, Oils, Put- ' ures, etc., Buy yo ty, Glass, Lamps, Lamp Fixtures, Standard Proprietary Remedii of T. F. Burbank, who always t a good assortment at reasonab’ /prices. dies, etc., aye-keeps easonable .- Do you want Paints and Oils, Sash, Doors and Blinds, ot WindowGlass? We will furnish you at Chattanooga ■ and Atlanta prices, and save you ft profits and delay. Our motto is ■ “Quick Sales and Short Profits. Bruce Harris & Co. 117 Broad Street, Borne, Ga. y Something nice to eat always on hand at Jud Crabb’s. Jud Crabb has one of the nicest stocks of Fancy Groceries that we have ever seen in Cedartown, W. P. Wimberly A 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 men visiting Borne especially * solicited. til-jan. Jud Crabb will pay more for eggs than any other house in town. Fall Session of Cedartown Academy. 0 The Cedartown Male and Female W Academy will resume its exercises on Monday, August 26th. The term will continue sixteen weeks. Pat rons will please sendintheirchildren promptly on the first day, as delay > adds to the trouble of classifying and , is to the detriment of pupils. In 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, Miss Lula G. Harris, BREVITIES. Lncins Thompson speaks of going to Atlanta to locate. Mr. Joel M. Harris has returned.' home from Kentucky:. Mrs. M. L. .Lyons, of Jackson, (3a. has been visiting Cedartown the past week. Mr. W. C. Baker, of Cartersvitlc, paid our live city a flying visit this week See notice of public sale on prem ises of A. B. Jones, next Wednes-. day. Messrs.’ Cain Glover and Frank' Harbour,ygvo of Home’s citizens; were in tt#n one day last week. Mr. J. |f.'’Cobb, of Atlanta, is up on a visit to his relatives at this place, the fiunily : of Mr. 1ST. F. Cobb. Capt. AtChjWest and lady and Mr. John Morse< returned home from their NortliehTtrip on Monday eve ning. Bev. Geo. D. Harris preached a very interesting fermon to' a good congregation at, fhe Baptist church last Sunday nfgb$> Mr. and Mrs, B| L. Guflin, of €oti ington, Ga., are On a visit this week' to this place, guests of the latter’s brother, Mr. George Holder. Fulion, a son of Mr. W. F. Hall,in a fall at the skating ring on Tuesday night, met with the misfortune of having an arm broken. Mr. Porter Dupree, of Athens,Tex., is on a visit to this county. He will re main long enough to wind lip the business of bfo father’s estate in the county. *» Regular serticej at the Episcopal church will J^’held next Sur^iiy at Knights ot^onor Hall. Sunday school at KWclock. Evening servi ces, (with lecture) at 3: 30 o’clock.. Mr. B. IL Wheeler has purchased of Mrs. M. L. Lyons, the house and lot on Main street immediately south of the Baptist church, and will im prove the property soon. The infant child, three months otd, of Mr. Mid lift*. J. B. Nixon, found by its rifients dead .in bed,on Friday mfKnhg, Its death was sup posed to iiavgjjpen caused by smtfti- ■y and lady enfer- ber of friendsvat the evening of Thanks- h one present -is a Tor the warm hospi- and hostess and the y_t of the occasion.-' the Episcopals held: 'resbyterian church, - Assts. The Dime Stationery Package. Contains Writing Paper, Envel opes, Lead Pencil, Pen Holder, Gol den Pen, Key Bing, Set Sleeve But tons, Silvered Finger Bing, Scan Pin, Collar Button and Set Ladies’ Ear drops. Best, cheapest and fast est selling article ever gotten up. 25,000 already sold. Complete sam- . pie package sent by mail post paid on receipt of 10 cents in silver or postage stamps. One dozen packages post paid for one dollar. .A fine silk handerchief 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 want to make money. Mention this paper Address J C Burrow, 40 Marietta Street, Atlanta, Ga 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 the adjourned term, that no parties or witnesses in any cases 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 ass'- Issue ity * Jokl Branham, Judge Superior Court, Rome Circuit. consisting ofij&orning service ’ and Holy Communion. Bev. C. M. Beckwith, o£ jAttenta, was present and officiatedLjmd has also officiated at several appointed service? since. His discourses were concise, impress ive and able,(and were listened to with very grkqt interest. Will. Harries making marked, -success oft l&flSSiiff- son. Good crowds are nightly in at tendance and the pastime becomes more and more popular, as skillful skaters are developed, there being quite a number of ladies and gentle men who have mastered the art to a degree insuring much ease and grae of motion. Now that Christmas is near at hand again, the Sunday schools of Cedartown should consider the ques tion of proper entertainment for the children, who are wont to expect an nually from their elders some gener al recognition for faithfulness durin the year. Some have been led to suggest already the getting up of one general or a Christmas tree each for the several schools. We stated last week in our account of the trial and conviction of George Kirk that he was carried to Dade coal mines. His counsel having moved for a new trial, pending the hearing of the motion at the February term of the court, he was carried to Boine jail for safe keeping. Our statement was based on an impression that was general. We were in error in stating that Ratchford’s wife was not allowed to testify. It was Kirk’s wife who could not testify. In addition to the list published last week, we have been furnished by Miss Gay with the following list of contributions at this place to the Ste phens Monumental fund: Mrs L S Ledbetter, 50 cents ; J R Barber, 50 cents; W L McClain, $1 00; Mrs J M Brown, 25 cents; Mrs Thomas Burry, 25 cents; Little Waiter E. Goode, 25 cents; I T Mee, 50 cents ; Mrs J A Liddell, $1 00; Dr. Charles H Harris, 91 00. Our people were shocked yesterday morning that Robert Emmett Brews ter, second son of Rev. P. H. Brews ter, had accidentally killed himself, while hunting. We have not the full particulars, at this writing. It is supposed that the hammer of the gun was caught by a bush, causing the discharge. The entire load en tered the forehead, producing death almost instantly. He was about nineteen years of age.—Cross Plains Post. Our people will regret to learn that Prof. S. P. Snow will leave to-day for Atlanta, where he goes to accept a position with the well-known mu sic house of Phillips A Crew. Pi of. Snow is a gentleman whom Rome can ill afford to lose. He is a thor ough musician, an affable finished gentleman, and a public spirited, en terprising citizen. Messrs. Phillips A Crew have done well in securing the services of such a man. »For sev eral years past Prof. Snow has been principal instructor of the musical department of the Borne Female College and in that position he won golden opinions at home and abroad. To the best people of Atlanta we commend Prof. Snow, as a gentle man, worthy of their respect, confi dence and esteem.—Home Courier. utm Sentenced. Mastin Allread and Hope Mobli were, in the Superior Court last, wed;, convicted of kidnapping Mary, the daughter of Dick Ratchford, and were sentenced to the penitentiary, each, for five years. The trial lasted three days. We learn that counsel for the parties have moved for a new trial. i ‘ Court. Tfi.e adjourned term of Polk Supe rior Court was adjourned .on last Monday, owing to Judge Branham’s illness, it being his intention at first to hold a four weeks’ session, which would have included the .present week. rMuch business, we learn, was disposed of daring the term, and the (l^akets relieved of much of their -IffcAiensome load. The Supper Thursday Night. The supper at Philpots’ hall on Thursday night last (Thanksgiving) given by the members of the Presby terian church to assist in raising funds for the purchase of a new organ -ter the church, is reported an extra ordinary success. The crowd in at- dfeddance was one of the largest ever Seen at a like affair in our midst. The supper was bountiful and tempt- ihg, and ail in attendance seemed heartily Id’ enjoy the occasion. We learntbat the proceeds netted about seventy-five dollars. The ladies, who labored so earnestly and zealously for the success of the affair, deserve great-credit. Barn Burned. On last Sunday night the bam of Mr. G. W. Lindsey, in the southern suburbs of Cedartown, was burned. Mr. Lindsey was awakened about eleven o’clock by an alarm of fire, given by a negro. He arose and on going out observed the flames under great headway, the whole roof of the building being well enveloped. Mr. Lindsey, by the help of friends col lected, made great efforts to save as much of the contents of-the , barn as possible, bat two out of three h was all that could be saved, _ one ,oi the knimals being burned to death; Othfer losses ceqjifetoa of forage ( tern, . . .^arness." 6UtiP6, |u-' eluding building, Mr. Lindsey''- 1 ' mates at about four hundred'<Ji i7 He thinks the fire of i nCetylisty—ort- f V A Visitor's Impressions. Dear Advertiser: A visitor wishes to give his opinions in white and black respecting Cedartown, with which he has fallen in love. One main reason is, “ one'drop of ink on a-agitary thought has moved the raindSofmillions,” and the resources undeveloped are sufficiently attract ive to allure sons of commerce, agri culture and mechanics, as well as thosanDlugirions proficients in the scieaoe and art of “ teaching the yoon$fldea how to shoot,” to your pleasantly located city. Every one attends to “his own business,” and has a business to attend to here. I seej^o dead-beats, no men come to the aty and study so hard about this world aiid the next, or both, as to get giddy-heade !,and to seem like what, in ante helium days, were dubbed drunk. ■ No, not a word of it in Ce dartown, thank heaven 1 The mer- chantoien are ail afloat, right side up, energetic, strictly honest, and straight as a shingle. King cotton parades the streets, not carpeted with silk at this juncture of the game, however. Main street, from the me tropolitan depot, will, ere long, be second to none for beauty. While we are touching the isle of beauty permit the remark : Visitor has seen the snow-capped towers, North, Florid vales, South; refinement of the East, and the undulating plains of matted spires and blossoming ver dure, exalted grandeur, and inimita ble chivalry of the far West; be it modestly, yet truly affirmed, that, “in Cedartown, State of Georgia, and the county of Polk, are the most mu sical, lovely, refined and attractive blooms that ever fluttered on the boWer of “sweet sixteen,” while the gay Napoleons and Alexanders the Great are energetic, handsome, and pure. Education here, Visitor perceives, is on the tiptoe, every fac ulty alert, and good, efficient steers men at the helm of erudition; so wi anticipate liappy results in future, when these self-sacrificing, God lov ifig philanthropists in the persons of -ofessore Noyes, Harris, and the •pure, devoted-female departments, H-hall have been aided by generous public patronage, and every opposi tion held in Check by a Herculean, ^ inereiftaiminiitration of i u' lie school system. Beauty and utility are most happi CEDARTOWN PRICES CURRENT. Advertiser Office, 1 Cedartown, Ga., Nov. 1-t, 1SS3. j COTTON. Good Middlings JP/i Middlings ..aji Strict Low Middlings JJ : ;' Low Middlings yi£ Stains 0 to SJi . .. 20 I, ner 100 24(5>:!0 Potatoes, Irish, per hu i oo - Sweet Iro*, Stem Horseshoe nails Horse shoes Mule Shoes......... Batter—— Engs- Wheat.—. Meal .... Corn Dried peaches, unpealed “ ** pealed Chickens—spring, 110m.; hens Tallow Beeswax Bulk sides Sugar cured hams Lard Flour .- Salt, Va., per sack Molasses Syrup, N. O— Sorghum r. Sugar, brown white, Standard A 1214(5.1:! Tea tiotm 1 00 ■(Tee, Kio U%14 Bagging lOfell Hope, cotton an “ Sisal is Leather, sole... Hides, dry Green ... 81 03 75 70 40 4'A to 0 10 25 1054 3S4V4 $1 00 65@80 00 9(3.10 30(5:12 G eorgia, polk county.—c. p. Sewell, C. M. Sewell and B. T. Sew- applies for permanent let ters of administration on the estate of Marion Sowell, late of said county, deceased. Therefore all persons concerned will take notice to l>c anil ai>- pear at a court or Ordinary to be held in said county on the first Monday in De cember next and to show cause, if anv they have, why said letters should not be granted. This November 1st, 18X3. JOEL BREWER, Ordinary. gln f au(j .wiljgiye fifty fiotters fpt the , , „ , aree^rwitb jroafito t^yvict,'?-# the ly combined here; for in no art gal- .gpiltyjperKori. r/T ' ' Tery con we discover greater skill, 'Fatal Accident Near E&om Hill. 1 About three-fhtjrths of a rulle'ftok sqni tj»e road leadfaj*'’-! aff lfi.thte-cotmty,.-<KL Satyi- ty ravening ‘occurred ici^jhockirig aoeidents sd } frtq\»?dt; letenttse-Q^.vhtelt -fe thw too un- jgtiarded JjaiKjfttrrg-; of fife-arms sixteen yefirWpsou of Mr.Jafklltbwe, ho carries the mail’ da the^route Tecumseh east, met ia~ttie'. ceomijiniexi_by several smaller iters, Chariesf a son of Mr. SmiUIi Vatebn, a bov afcbut- his own.age, delicate touches and universal satis- fUotioir, tpan in the immortal sketch es of-Miss Sue Grant. Amusement, I pijreaiVe, is not confined to Father- jtand,. inasmuch as the young hearts >beat‘}iappiiy when music arises with ^Voluptuous swell, calling young and :0ld, rich and poor, in one inevitable procession to the pleasant skating rink, and while they may fall from equilibrium, we trust their happy souls will not Dill from Grace. Health, that indescribable boon,sl!s a fiiiry queen upon neaily every brow—leas consumptive—miasma, .*9 tteffth^aliug batteries generally, Row* was hte>e- ^ hide, and to show young Watson, who stood near him, how the pistol revolved, pulled back the hammer, which accidently fell, causing a dis charge of the weapon, the ball enter ing the skull of Young Watson just above the left eye. lie instantly fell, and was, by persons attracted to the scene, soon carried to the house of Mr. M. E. McCormick, close by, where he lingered unconscious until Sunday and died. At the request of Howe’s people an inquest was held over the body, and the fact that the shooting was an accident was ac claimed. Esom Hill Etchings. Mr. J. R. Wimberly has been very sick for several days. Mr. J. V\ Hoge and Mr. Penny are doing a live business in the line of shoe making and repairing, at this place. Cotton in this section is about all gathered, ginned and sold, and the farmers are now, and have been for the past two weeks, very busy sow ing wheat. Mr. John Battle of this place left on Sunday the 25th ult., for Collin county-, Texas, where he expects to remain for some time. The merchants are impatiently waiting for the completion of the E. & W. R. R. They can then buy di rect from manufacturers and have their goods shipped as it were to their very doors, enabling them to compete with other railroad cities in prices, and general induce ments to their customers. Board of Education. The Board of Education will meet on Thursday the 27th of December next, at 9 o’clock, a. m., at the Court House for examination of Teachers and will continue two days. All persons intending to teacli in Polk county, Ga., at any time during the year 1884 are required to be present promptly at 9 o’clock, a. m. of the first day. I have no assurance that anyothermeetingwill be held for ex amination of Teachers under 12 months. Teachers in adjoining counties expecting pupils from this county to attend their schools, and expecting their pro rata share from this county should make application at this meeting of the Board. T. L. Pittman, County School Commissioner. November 26, 1883. Tax Payers Notice. Those who have not yet paid their town tax for 1883, are hereby notified that executions will lie issued promptly against all those who fail to pay by the 20th of December. L. M. Reeves, Marshal. This December 5th, 1883. Christmas Cards. A sliowy line, embracing most ele gant designs, and cheap, at . Jud Crabb’s. marched. Methinks more clover, vines, fruits, lowing herds and up heaving’ of precious minerals and metals can lie somewhat wisely sug gested. Order in the social structure can be surpassed by no organization, even in Opulentic cities, than the watch care of the public officiate, generous hospitality, piety,devotion, and warm-hearted shake of the “corn stealer,” about happy Cedartown. The little narrow guage will soon tell its tale of joy and usefulness, to centre here precious coal—and prec ious souls to build up generally. While iron works, manufactures and general activity will lend wings to thought, decision and action; and religion, pure and undefiled, will unite hearts in the entire enterprise, and the angels around the eternal throne will shout back the strain, and thrill every heart with joy i beautiful Cedartown. Viator. Jud Crabb makes a specialty of nice French Candies. Jud Crabb keeps on hand the finest flour made; Kennesaw and Lenoir Mills. Every pound guaranteed. All goods at Jud Crabb’s at rock- bottom prices, and lie will not be under sold. Diamond Dyes. The best dyes extant, can be pro cured at T. F. Burbank’s. J. S. Stubbs & Co., have the best Overcoats for the price ever offered in Cedartown. Be sure to call at Jud Crabb’s and get something nice. If you want a good tobacco buy Crabb’s Natural Leaf. It Is pure. Jud Crabb delivers goods free of charge within the corporate limits. Those elegant perfumes at Bur bank’s. Ask for them. “They are simply lovely.” This is what all instantly exclaim Who see the Christmas cards in stock at Jud Crabb’s. For Rent. House and lot situated near North ern limits of Cedartown. House con tains six comfortable rooms and good cellar. Splendid garden and never-failing well of good water on premise. Situation pleasant, heal thy and convenient for a man doing business in Cedartown. Apply to me at Rome, Ga. ■ A. Dougherty. 4t. A few nice French China Tea Setts for sale cheap, at Jud Crabb’s. Jud Crabb will keep a nice line of fruits; Florida oranges, apples, cocoa- nuts, raisins, lemons, and nuts. Turner is now selling Watches for less money than dealers gen erally pay for them. Too elegant and cheap entirely are those Watches at Turner’s to remain long unsold. No such opportunity has before been offered for obtaining the best so cheaply. G eorgia, polk county.—vv. p. Dupree lias applied for letters of ad ministration on the estate of Martha Ann Ware, deceased, therefore all persons concerned will take notice to be and ap pear at a court of Ordinary to be held in said county on the first Monday in Jan uary, IK'U, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. This the 29th day of November, 1883. Joei/Brewkr, Ordinary.* -T. J. Bobo, administrator on the estate of John A. Brooks, has applied for lev ve to sell the lands belonging to the estate of said deceased consisting of one undivid ed half interest in and to lots 1237, 1279, and all of 1233 and 1239, lying on the oast side oi Eiiharleo creek and also all that part of lot No. 1278 lying in the bottom, east of Euharloo creek, containing in all 119 acres more or less, ail lying and bo- in" in the 21st district of tho :H section, Polk county, <Ja. Therefore all persons concerned will be and appear at a court of Ordinary to be held in said county on the first Monday in January, I^‘4, to show cause, if any they have, why leave to soil said land should not be granted. Joel Brewer, Ordinal*; This December 1st, 1883. W. T. JONES, ROME, GEO. American and Italian Marble, HOOTKEirrS and TOMB STOKES, Granite and Limestone For Building Purposes. A large variety of Monuments and Head Stones constantly on hand, and any style made to or der on short notice. A largc^supplv of Stoife Moun tain Granite and al! Lime Stone for door sills, door posts, win dow sills and caps constantly on hand. ALL WORK GUARANTEED and set up if desired. Prices reasonable, and patronage solic ited. Marbleyard 102 & 104 Broad St.,Borne,Ga ocll-ly. hr Will be sold before the court Irnuse door in the town of Buchanan, son county, Ga., within tho legal hours sale, on the first Tuesday in Jar.nai next, tho following property, to-wit: Twenty-five acres of land of lot No. .1 in the 8th district and othsoetion of ori inal Garroll now llaralson county, G; levied on as the property of T A Beam by virtu? of one Justice Court fi fa issued from the 653d district, G. M., in favor Patapsco Guano Company vs. T A Do ing. Tenant in possession notified. Levy made and returned to mo by L. C. Aiso, ut the same time and place, be^oWytot of land No. 131 in the 8th Wcl iliKlUtdPsection of orfirin::! Carroll now Haralson county, Ga., levied on as the property of Waide. Wilder A Co., by virtue of two Justice Court fi fa’s in fav * of \V F Hall <fc Co., and \V J Taylor i Waide, Wilder & Go. Property pointed out by Plaintiffs Attorney and defend ant notified. Levy made* and returned to me by L. C. J. K. HOLCOMBE, Sheriff. November 27th, 1SS3. jj 5^ l ■ 3oa -oaVm'\»i THE WORST ‘ISM”TO-DAYiS • Shenmati^m I niiza^ATiSii /:/ viz sack CursJ by PER nr DAVIS'S PAW KILLER. REEUSA T/SLl IK THE XXEES Cured by PERRY DAVIS'S PAIR KILLER. RKEUMATISIJ HI THE il'JSCLES Cured by PERRY DAVIS'S PAIR KILLER. 1IIEUL1ATISIA Or LORD STARS:EG Cured by PERRY DAVIS'S PAW KILLER. RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS, buy of any Druggist Perry Davis’s Pain KHkr A TRIAL OF THE SMiiosf joifa WILL CLEARLY SUBSTANTIATE SIX ESPECIAL POINTS OF EXCELLENCE. 1st—It is the easiest running press made, 2nd—It is as Sirciig as anv press made. 3rd—It is tiiv; most Durable press made be sold before the Court House door in the town of Buchanan, llaralson county, Ga., within the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in December next, the following property to-wit: One fourth of the mineral interest in lot of land No 779, in the 2i}th district and 3d section of llaralson county,Ga., levied on as the property of Daniel Calibcl by virtue of one Justice Court fi fa issued from the Kbitli district, G M, in "avorof E P Dyer vs. D Calibcl; levy made and returned to me by W H Smith, LG. Also, at the same time and place, be sold, lot of land No 539, in the 1st dis trict and 4th section of original Cherokee now Haralson county, Ga., levied oi the property of Thomas Griffin by virtue of one tax fi fa issued by N L Golden, T C, against said Thomas Griffin for his tax due said State and countv for the year 1882. Also, at the same time and place,#vill be sold, lot of land No 1284, in the 29th district and 3d section, of original Chero kee now llaralson county, Ga., levied on as the property of J 11 Bush by virtue of ono tax fi fa issued by N L Golden, T G, against said J 11 Bush for his tax due State and-county for the year 1882. Also, at the Same time and place, will be sold, lot of land No 92S, in the first district and 4th section of original Cher okee, now Haralson county, Ga.; levied on as the property of L. T. Carter, by irtue of one tax li fa issued bv N '* Golden, T. in favor of state an cl county L. T. (’arter, for tax due the state anti county for the year 1882. Also, at the same time and place, bp sold, lot of land number 148, in the "strict and 5th sec*lion of origi. !, now llaralson county, Ga.; I led on as the property of it.' S. Wilson, y virtue of one tax ti fa issued by N. L. olden, T. < ’., in favor of state and county vs. B. S. Wilson for t:.x due the state and county for the year 1882. Also, at the same time and place, be sold, one Bbtady twenty horse power engine, one saw mill, one dray and I cart: levied on as the property of Waide, Wilder it Co., by virtue of one mort“ ti f.i issued by the clerk of Hardison .Su perior Court in favor of G. M. Huberts vs, Vfaidc, Wilder A Co. Property pointed out in said 11 fa. Defendants notified of levy. Also, at tho same time and place, wil be sold, 5,000 pounds of seed cotton : lev ied on as the property of Thomas Rowell by virtue of one distress warrant for rent issued from Isaac Wetiierly, N. P. ; ex-oflieio J. P. of 1143d district, G. M„ in favor of W. J. Brown vs. Thomas Row ell ; levy made and returned to me by l.c. Defendant notified of levy. Also, at the same time and piace, will be sold, one four-horse power cngine,one Winship cotton gin ana feeder attached, true rubber gin belt, and one dray wagon levied on as the property of J. E. Jack- son, by virtue of one mortgage fi fa is su<*d from the clerk of Haralson Supe rior court in favor of J. Williams vs. J. E. Jackson. Property pointed out i said fifa.; defendant notified of levy. J. K. IIgLC-JMBE, Sheriff. October 30, 1X83. KigzgSSsii *§i mmzmm V-Sf- tth—It Trill do os good v. orkaaany press made. Gill—It Mill take less to keep it in repair than anv press made. 6th—(Last lnit not least) It costs less than any first-class press made. ALL SIZE PRESSES, TYPE, And PRINTERS’ SUPPLIES Catalogue Free. ar. x\ -w. 21 QERM4N ST., SALTIMORF G eo rior Court, August Term, 1.3S3— His Hon^r J. (\ Fain, Judge of said court. l\ L. Hayett | Ln , 0 | f , r i)j von . c . P j (}] avc p ) Buie to Perfect Service. It appearing to the Court by tho returns of the Sheriff that the defendant does ot reside in this county, and it further appearing that she does not reside in this State. It is on motion of counsel or dered that said defendant appear and an- the next term of this Court, else that the case be considered in default, and the case allowed to proceed. And it is further ordered that this Buie !>c pub lished in the (’kdaktows Advertiser once a month for four months. J.C. FAIN, J. S. (’. R. C. A. T. Williamson, PkiintiiCs Attorney. P )LK SHERI!•'!•’ SALKS.—WILL BE sold, before the court house door, in the town of Cedartown, Polk county, Ga., between the legal hours of sjfie, on the first Tuesday in December next, tho following property, to-wit: Lots of land numbers 739,740. 594, 809 and 1116, in the istli district and 3d section of Polk county, Ga., **s the property of L. B. York, principal; .»lso, lots ot land numbers 625, 628, 671, 673, 698, 742, 743, 744, 770, 771, 772, 814, 815, 816, 842, 843, S44, 845 and HS5, in the 2d dis trict and 4th section of Polk county, Ga., also 583, 587, 586, 597, 598, Wil, (362, 6»»5, 66.», 679, 671, 672, 673, 835, 7^*6, 737, 745 and 746, in the 21st district and 3d section of Polk nty,*Ga., as the property of M. V. B. Ake, one of the securities; also, lots num bers 603, Wd, 549, 550 and 551, in the 2d district and 4th section of Polk county, (hi., as the property of W. R. Beck, one of the securities; also, lots numbers 1000. 1001,1003, 1002, 1071, 1072, 1073, 1074, 1075, 107(? 1077,1080, 1141, 1146 and 1147, in the 21st district and 3d section of Polk county, Ga., as the property of W C Bar ber, one of the securities, also, lots num bers 8,9, 10, 11, in the 21st district and 3d section of Polk county, Ga., containing 320 acres, as the property of A. Hun ting- ton,one of the securities, by virtue of one fi fa issued by Joel Brewer, ordinary oi Polk county, in favor of C II. Wood, county treasurer, vs. L B York, princi pal, and W C Barber, A Huntington, M V B Ake and W R Beck, securities, Huntingdon & Wriglit, transferees; prop erty pointed out by W. Ed. Wood, as signee of Huntington & Wright. E. W. CLEMENTS, Sheriff. October 30, 4S83. FOR A POSTAL CARD. The above is a bona-fide offer to any one who will accept and write the names and address of book agents they may know of on a postal card and send to us. We prefer the names of those now can vassing, although those that have can vassed will do. Send in the names and we will show you how it is done. PER MONTH The Place to Bay Your Clothing IS AT Wright’s Clothing Store! Always on hand to select from, an extensive and elegant stock of MEN’S, YOUTHS’I BOYS’ SUITS, Embracing all the newest, most fashionable and beautiful styles. Overcoats, Hats, Boots, Shoes and Gents’ Furnishing Goods. Goods thoroughly reliable, and will trip lightly o’er your pocket-book. AN EXAMINATION OF GOODS AND PRICES IS INVITED. MILLER A. WRIGHT. NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODX! J. S. STUBBS & CO., Cedartown, Ga., Arc- now offering an elegant line of new goods in the various department*: Diy Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing, Hits. Hardware and Crockery. OUR STOCK OF DRESS GOODS is attractive, including the MOST STYLISH FABRICS, and at prices that defy competition. . . ,. OUR STOCK OF NOTIONS includes the novelties of the season in that line. Ladies’ Cloaks, Dolmans, Walking Jackets, Jerseys , These goods were bought for SPOT CASH, and will be sold at bottom p-icos. STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES I will be kept full, and the attention of buyers is called to their quality and price*. BOWIE & GEORGE, Proprietors Rome Foundry in? Machine Shop Are Prepared to Overhaul and Repair Engines, Saw Mil’s, Gins and Machinery of All Bands. and lengths. octll-3m. Two-P.oller, 13-Inch, Cane Mills, Evaporators and Grates. Repairs for all makes of Pane Mills. Light Casting* a spe- eialty. All wor.c thoroughly done under personal supervision of our Mr. George, at reasonable prices. BOWIE & GEORGE, Etowah St root and Rotv.o Railroad, ROME, GA. in and l arzn Seed il, nminl; Hi to-v and be*t method — - <*,. /odder CtoSTt toyue and I rice £{t 2 ™ , •— •*» unai ■ of culture of Crnim. Root Crojn, t 1 &JS&? rn.SU 1 « rscs stESj. «mirsseeds HIRAM SlELkiY & CO. Rochester, N.Y. Chicago, III . JANES. ARMSTEAD RICHARDSON. JANES & RICHARDSON, ,VTTORJ(EYS at LAW, C’KDAltTOWX, CrA. rS~.Special attention given to eollee- tions. )ffico in the Court House. DR. CHARLES H. HARRIS, Physician and Surgeon, Office Over Burbank’s Drug Store, CEDARTOWN’. GA. $5.09 il Gold $100 Gold, Silver Watches, Cheap, at Turner’s. G«»gPEETS,U„. dealers m Type, Presses, Paper Cufters, and oil kiucl3 of rnating Rlaterkls, both New and Second-ltand. A corrected list of prices is- saed weekly, of r.ff material on hand for sale, (much of which are genuine bargains) will be mailed free on application. W* cm famish anything from * Bcdkfli to m Cylinder ”" I 1 AND OUTFIT FREE. We want men, women, boys and girls to work right in their own towns, vil lages aud neighborhoods, on salary or commission. It is a pleasant business we offer you, and you need not bo away from home over night. We shall be glad to furnish an outfit free to shirt you in business in the world. All those who engage with us make money rapidly.— You can devote your whole time or your spare moments. If you decide to en gage in a paying business, write at once for full particulars, enclosing 25 ec • ts to us for packing and postage, and you will receive our Biblo Outfit by return mail. Address LONDON BOOK A BIBLE HOUSE. 822 S. Sixth Street, St. Louis, Mo. MATRIMONIAL '“HPBBBf' -- AddrpM Tins Pub. IIave yen wen It? If ’not remember pu^om| TIMKS.I Kas!i¥iile,CIiattai!Ooga& St. Louis Railway AHEAD OP ALL COMPETITORS. Business Men, Tourists,Da rjarnLflu Emigrants, Families,UuilluUlUOi The Ilian* Route to Umisville, Cir.cin- _ o % nati, ludianapolis, Chirago, and the I regulates theapjictitc, enriches and puri- Xortli is via ansiVIllk. lies the hlooil, invigorates the nervous The Best Route to St. Louis and the j sj’steni and gives tone, _ strength and West is via McKenzie. The Rust Route to West Ten nesece, and Kentucky, Mississippi, Arkansas and A Business Offer—Bradford's Iron Tonic. Another year’s sales has served tdr widen and increase the reputation of thitf most valuable family medicine. Its sales now far exceed those of any medicine on our shelves. We say to every purchaser, “If this medicine docs you no good, re turn the empty bottle and we will re fund your money.” Of more than ons thousand bottles soldj we have had am bottle returned. No one takes any risk in using tin’s Tonic. There is nothing in it that will do tiie least harm to anv part of the system, and if it docs no good It costs you nothing. It is lienefieial to persons of any age or sex. It is tonic, diuretic and alterative in its action. It may be used with benefit for indigestion, jaundice, sourstomach, dvs[>epKhi, heart burn, liver complaint, torpid or inactive bowels, kidney disorders, diarrhm, headaches, rheumatism, neuralgia, back ache, pains in the joints and limbs, stiff ness and soreness in the muscles, and f< r any impoverished or disordered state of tile blood It promotes digestion. Texas points is via Mekenzie. DON’T FORGET IT! —Bv this Dine vou secure the— Mn vim nm of SPE£:1> ’ S - V eet Y .o° M * mdrilUl UlLl P() KT, SATISFACTION. —AT THE— Minimrim ofEXI>EXSE ' anxiety, ilUBlulLLinbOTHER, FATIGUE. Re sure to Buy your Tickets over tho N., C., & St. L. R’y. The inexperienced Traveler need not go amiss: few changes arc necessary, and such as arc unavoidable are made in Union Depots. THROUGH SLEEPERS! —BETWEEN— Atlanta and Nashville, Atlanta and Lou isville, Nashville and St. Louis via Co lumbus, Nashville and Louisville, Nash ville and Memphis, Martin and St. Ivju- is, Union City and St. Louis, McKenzie and Little liock, where connection is made with Through Sleepers to all Texas points. Call on or address A. B. WRKNN, Trav. A., Atlanta, Ga. W. T. Rogers, P. A., Chattanooga, Term. W. L. DANLEY, G. P. and T. A., Nashville, Tcnn. WHiTH^S DOLLAR we we will send Our Sunny South to you for l year. It is an 8 page 48-eoIuinn paper, published twice a month, and is devoted to the interests of • the Farm and fireside. The best South- ; cm writers contribute to its columns. We also send you a certificate entitling yon'^participate in our Grand Distrib- . utiren of Premiums among subscribers Dei?. 12th, 1883. Among the premiums to be given away are the following: $10C0 cash ; $500 cash ; 2 premiums of $250 each; 4 homes in Toxas of 160 acres each : Pi ano, Organs, Watches and other premi ums too numerous to mention. No Blanks. Every subscriber guaranteed to receive a premium. Send £1 now and secure the agency for your neighborhood, or send your naine on a postal for a sam ple copy. Agents are coining money. Write at once. The first subscription re ceived from your neighborhood will en title the sender to the agency, and ah agent’s outfit free. Address SUNNY SOUTH CO., (A) octl3-5t. Brown wood, Texas. vigor to bone, muscle and nerve. It is not claimed that it will cure all tho diseases enumerated alx>vc, but it can be used with lienefit in any of them. It costs 50 cents for a half pint bottle— hardly half as much as most of the so- called tonics and blood purifiers. The dose is small—1 to 2 teaspoonftiLs In * swallowmUwater l>efore each meal—and the tasteTWf disagreeable, it doe* not blacken or injure the teeth. It costs you nothing to try it if it does you no good. W c will gladly refund the money to ev ery ono who uses it without benefit. Made and sold only by BRADFORD A TOMLINSON, Druggists and Booksellers, Cedartown, .«*. WALL PAPEKI Fashionable Designs Tor Parlors, Halls, Chambers, Me. eg-Sampies and Prices Vailed Free. B. BartiioloffiRe A Co., manufacturers, ‘ lgftnnd U10 West 33d Bt„ New York SliOfiOEc^l TUKISOirS MAPS & CHARTS I For S» I^e emrtosoe, ftm,| address, U. C. Tl'IIMX, I CincInnaU, O, H. X. city, ■cinrisss iinmaaiTT j Atlanta. Ga, Circular-. 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