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TAXES FREE.
Manufacturers, ■ Attention!
CITY ORniNASC*.
hi- it obp\inki>, B.v the Mayor and Aldermen
] l f ! T (’i? vof OirtersvilK That any party or
f 7<l who shall In future iuveet in property in
l ,nr '' itv r ,„. +he purpose of conducting any man
h,'|( ' r ; n . T pnt-rpriße, and shall actually operate
K' t{ !| . -thnll be exempt from aU city taxes
1h< ’ •’! property and <>,ll machinery’ and irn
u,ii ’" „. nt-thereon of every character, for tlie
l> r ° , ()V( , years from the purchase of such
Approved Nov. 1. Inks.
, n ( , 4 )\ ernmbnt -STANDING COAI
-
1 h Wikle, Chairman, Moses Scheuer,
I ;nan • t ' .
r < rnwford.
, , ’ rv a M. Willineham, Chairman, G. A.
' "i'-'h Clio, (’has. McKwen.
. . „i B Matthews, Chairman, A. L. liar
\ m. wimn^am.
eii.r-f’ V Crawford, Chairman, G. A. Pattillo,
Arines Schetier. ,
building* —Chas. Mr Kvven, Chairman, L.
n Matthews, O. A. Pattillo.
/jj,, m —L. Barron, Chairman, J. H. \Y ikle
Chas. McKwen.
i M Moon, J- C. AV opfokd,
Clerk. Mayor.
Homb bkicvlties;
H. J. McCormick, County Purveyor, P.
O. Stilesboro, Ga.
The days lengthen.
Col. E J. Kiker, of the Calhoun bar,
waß at court yesterday.
Boarders wanted, corner of Tennessee
and Market streets, E. N. Camp.
Several of our young men made a hasty
horseback trip to Emerson Sunday.
“Buy loss and sell more,” should be the
fll otto of our farmers in starting the new
year.
Connie Moon, who Ims been very sick
for several months, is able to be out
agftin.
Miss Florence Candler, of Carroll county
Georgia, lias returned to West End In
stitute,
Cats are belli in increased esteem in
England now. We like cats too —that is,
dncatß.
Mr. Capers Quillian, of Cass, is in the
city, a pupil of Prof. Robeson in West
End Institute.
Mrs. Charles B. Wallace left Tuesday
tor Chattanooga to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Xesbit Wingfield.
Mr. Isadore Scheuer, of Cedartown,
spent a portion of this week among his
ninny friends in this city.
Hon. Robert Saxon, C. S. C , will ex
amine teachers for public schools at West
End Institute, Jan. r 29th.
Miss Kate Sofge lias taken charge of
the musical department of Spring Bank
school, near Kingston, Ga.
Tlie C'o nraxt-Am k kican acknowledges
a most agreeable call last Saturday from
Col. W. 11. Hidell, of Rome.
Masters Sam Willard and Herbert
Slaughter, of Villa Rica, Ga., are in at
tendance at West End Institute.
We learn that Rev. Peter Heard, of
bad range, will probably take temporary
charge of the Cartersville Methodist
church.
If the guano movement of our county
alliance results in more home-made ma
nure, it will prove a Godsend to the
farmers.
Work on the ice factory will go right
ahead, and it will not be long before our
city will be able to keep c °°l with home
made ice.
An exchange tells of a man who boasts
that his wife is mistress of five tongues,
and yet one tongue suffices for the aver
age man.
“Jeter” is the name lie is commonly
known by, but they do say the Colonel's
last name is “Eli,” for he never fails to
get there.
Never worry about the weather’s mild
ness. There will yet be days with ample
severely ere the flowers shall give out
their fragrance.
Wss lit'la Morris and Mr. Charles Mor
ris from Emerson, are hoarding with
Mrs. Hi irris and attending seliool at
M ot End Institute.
Some changes take place in the sched
ule of the E. A W. Railroad next Sunday.
Llie leaving time of passenger trains
from ( Ins point is not changed.
The Farmers’ Alliance of Bartow county
)uld l ake the matter in hand and build
cotton seed oil mill. Why not keep the
pra >*its on our cotton seed at home.
Miss Lizzie Johnston, of Cedartown,
I'Tited friends in Cartersville a few days
' past week, and will make also a short
Say in Atlanta before returning home.
Mr. H. C. Crowley, who is one of the
West skilled mechanics at the W. & A.
Ikiilroad shops in Atlanta, spent Sunday
iu the city with old friends and relations.
Married at the home of the bride’s
■abler at Rartow furnace, on the 17th
* II,S C, Mr. Win, E. Corbin and Miss Mag-
Holland. Rev. W. H. Cooper officiat
ing.
M ss Sofge, principal of the musical de
-I'nitinent in West End Institute, has a
Vl ’ v large class. Every facility for prac
b-e and improvement has been provided
r ber pupils.
- >O . my friend, your neighbor will not
re fuse to loan you his Courant-Ameki
-1 v -but it is a great nuisance to him,
<*iu! lie wishes you would subscribe for
( uie of your own. Jt only costs one dol
ar year.
Miss burst will be at her post in West
* Institute on Saturday, Jan. 19th,
take charge of the art department of
1 !lf ‘ school. Persons in the city who
it can join the class. Studio open
* ! * oru o a. m,, to 3p. m.
P The Kennesaw Refining Cos., yesterday
Received an order for Crosby’s Excelsior
each Grease from Evansville, Ind., for
K * Evansville and Terre Haute Rail-
r ° a( E Carters'ville’s business is reaching
out.
X*uv dwelling houses are going up in
almost every part of the city. Carters
vilie’s population is steadily growing.
BartoiVcountv makes more wheat than
any other county in Georgia. She might
make a great deal more. Imagine how
much wealth would be kept at home if
we made wheat enough to do the county,
and then had one own mills to grind it.
The Cartersville Cocuant-American is
one of the neatest, brightest of our
weekly exchanges, and that is saying a
great deal, for Georgia can boast of the
best weekly press in the South, if, indeed,
not the whole Union. —Greensboro Her
ald-Journal.
A rare chance for bargains is offered by
Geo. VV. Satterfield & Son. They offer
all dry goods and clothing at cost in
order to close out, and make room for
a big spring stock. Call and see them,
and get real bargains in first class goods
while you can.
Those who propose to teach public
schools in this county are interested in
the announcement of the; commissioners,
which appears in anothercolumn. There
is but one day provided, and it is impor
tant that every applicant be on hand at
the appointed time.
Atlanta Journal: Rev. Joseph .Tones,
brother'of Rev. Sam Jones, who was to
begin tonight a series of meetings at the
Marietta street mission, has been unex
pectedly called to Arkansas. The meet
ings will be postponed until his return,
which will be in about two weeks.
Mr. I). W. Curry, of Rome, spent Tues
day in this city, liis former home. He
lias been rusticating in the Northeast
Georgia mountains and fishing down in
Florida, for his health, and it seems to
have had the desired effect. Dave Curry
is a whole team when it comes to business.
The genial face of everybod’s friend,
John 11. Wikle, will be greatly missed in
the ordinary’s office, where he has so
long and satisfactorily served as clerk of
the court. His growing haw practice
rendered it necessary for him to give it all
his time. He is a sate, honest clever man,
and is bound to succeed wherever you
put him.
West End Institute continues to in
crease in number, having now upon her
roll 101 pupils. The school is well or
ganized and disciplined, and patrons may
be well assured that their children will
receive careful attention. Miss Sofge
assists Mrs, Harris in the primary de
partment and continues her services also
as principal of the music department.
Geo. W. Satterfield & Son are offering
rare inducements to buyers just now.
They will close out their goods on hand
at cost for cash, in order to make room
for one of the finest spring stocks ever
spread before the astonished gaze of the
people of Bartow county. It will pay
you to buy winter goods now for next
season, at the above popular house. See
their advertisement.
Everybody has heard of the “Hawes
horror,” the supposed murder of a mother
and two children by her husband, and
the terrible and bloody riot that soon
after followed, at the Birmingham jail.
Maj. G. B. West has published a complete
work of the whole affair, making one of
the most-thrilling hooks lately published.
Price 25 cents. Mr. J. E. Loveless of
this city is agent for the book.
A gentleman who resides in another
city but has important real estate inter
ests in Cartersville a. few days ago got a
hasty glimpse of the situation and
decided to add to his possessions here, if
possible, and also direct some caoifal to
our midst to help in our industrial devel
opments. So it goes, What town can
show right now the same thrift and
cheerful aspect for a healthy growth as
Carters vi He’s.
Cartersville owes much of her present
and prospective prosperity to the public
spirited men who now compose her city
council. While they are alive to the
city’s interest, and enterprising as public
servants, they are not reckless in new
adventures. Our people should prompt
ly encourage and back our city fathers
up in every advance step they may take
during the year. “Onward and upward”
should be everybody’s motto.
Consumption Surely Cured.
To the Editor— Please inform your
readers that I have a positive remedy for
the above named disease. By its timely
use thousands of hopeless cases have
been permanently cured. I shall be gbid
to send two bottles of my remedy free
to any ot your readers who have con
sumption if they will send pie their ex
press and post office address.
Respectfully,
T. A. Slocum. M. C.,
.111-1 y 181 Pearl St., New Nork.
“Eureka!” The Virginia' Seal, at
Stover’s.
Have you seen that buggy harness
Burton is selling for sl2? It’s a beauty,
and don't you forget it.
Farmers, call and examine the Empire
Farm fence, at Crawford & Field's sale
stable. 2t.
One good mule and a fine stallion can
be bought at a bargain by inquiring at
R. If. Bradford A Co.’s store.
L. E. Monkee, the photographer, to in
troduce his large work, will make a feu
life size portraits finished in India Ink in
elegant gilt and plush frames, at only
$lO, worth S2O. Have one made. tf.
You know if you smoke the best cigar
you will be happy and make your wife
happy. The Virginia Seal will accomplish
all this. At Stover's.
The Empire Fence is the cheapest fence
that can be built. 2t.
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POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel of purity.
streiiKth and wholesomenes. More economical
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in
competition with the multitude of low test, short
weight alum or nhosphate powders. Sold only
in cans. Royal. Baking Powder t 0.,
10G Wall St., N. Y.
Public School Examination.
I will examine applicants to teach pub
lic schools on Tuesday, 29th inst., at
West End Institute in Cartersville, at 10
o’clock, a. in.
R. C. Saxon,
Cos. School Commissioner.
Cartersville, Ga., Dec. 10, ’B9.
It tickles 'em all. What? “Virginia
Seal” Cigar, at J. A. Stover’s.
Go to It. F. Bradford & Co.’s for your
seed oats. 117-tf
Burton has just finished the best lot of
horse collars that was ever manufactured
in North Georgia.
If you want harness leather, call at the
harness shop, where you can buy it by
the inch as well as by the side.
Seed oats for sale by It. F. Bradford
<fc Cos. 117-tf
Buy the right to build the Empire fence
and save your timber. * 2t.
It is said that a Randolph county can
didate rode through a certain district
last week with a two-gallon jug contain
ing about a pint of watered wine in his
buggy, adding water every time a voter
took a “nip” at the wine until it got toq
weak to smell.
Mr. J. R. MeKeriny of Cobb county,
has a sow that has brought him thirty
three pigs in twelve months and two
weeks. He recently killed the first litter
of eleven pigs which averaged 208%
pounds each. The next litter he sold
nine for $27, gave one away and kept
one.
WHAT CURES.
Asa medicine of genuine merit, we place
HUNNICUTT’S
RHEUMATIC CURE
against the whole world for the per
manent cure of disorders of the Kidneys,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, General Debility,
Nervous and Sick Headache, Rheuma
tism in all its forms, and all diseases of
the
SKIN and. BLOQD.
We do not refer to some in an obscure
part of the country, but to well known
people in your own community.
HUNNICUTT’S
Throat and Lung Cure!
Tar, Mullein, Wild Cherry and
Honey.
will permanently cure Colds, Coughs,
Hoarseness, Sore Thoat, Whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, and all
diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
Contains no opium, nor other narcotic
or mineral of any kind, but is a
PLEASANT VEGETABLE COMPOUNT.
for the quick cure of all affections of the
Throat Lungs, and Pulmonary Diseases.
Read what Hon. JOSEPH E BROWN,
United States Senator from Georgia, has
to say about this WONDERFUL CURE:
Atlanta. Ga., February 11, 1888.
To the Hunuicutt Rheumatic Cure Com
pany:
Gentlemen —I have been troubled with
Bronchitis and occasional Sore Throat,
with severe Cough, for a number ot years
past, and I have tried a great many of
the most popular remedies known to the
public or the profession—some mitigat
ing the disease more and some less. I
was finally induced to trv the prepara
tion known as HUNNICUTT’S THROAT
AND LUNG CURE, which I have used
frequently of late, and I find it a most
excellent medicine.
Indeed, I do not hesitate to say that 1
have.derived mure benefit from it than
1 have from any or all the other prepara
tions.
In case of Sore Throat it is especially
fine. When in that condition I sip about
a teaspoon-ful at a time every hour or
so, keeping the throt lubricated with it,
with very satisfaetary results.
It has another excellence in my case.
It never produces nausea, but acts rather
as a tonic. Very truly, etc.,
JOSEPH E. BROWN.
Ask your druggist for it, and if he does
not keep it, we will send it to you on re
ceipt of price—one dollar per bottle or G
bottles for $5.00,
h UNNICUTT MEDICINE CO.
P. O. Drawer 30, Atlanta, Ga.
Send for book of testimonials free.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
•TBEXENDOUSVBSDUCTIONSS
IN ALL OUR DEPARTMENTS.
Our Business Last Week Was Enormous.
Our Store Crowded with Customers. We Want to Do Still More This Week. We are De
termined to Close Out Every Dollar's Worth of
WINTER GOODS.
We Have Learned That
PRICES !=T!
Will Certainly Have That Effect.
sen E|IJ|E|R II Bjß|o|S.|=
I I I 1 .
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Leaders of Styles and Low Prices.
GRAND SALE.
PRY GOODS! PRY GOOPS!
100 Dozen Misses’ RIBBED HOSE 10c., Worth 25c
-40 Dozen Misses’ WOOL HOSE 18c., Worth 25c.
100 Pairs Men's DRAWERS 50c., Worth SI.OO.
80 Dozen Linen HANDKERCHIEFS 10c„ Worth 25c.
15 Dozen Unlaundried SHIRTS 52c,. Worth 75c,
10 Dozen Warner s Health CORSETS...7Sc., Worth SI.OO.
10 Dozen Whalebone CORSETS 75c,, Worth $1,25.
Dress Goods, Silks, Henriettas, Cashmeres Tricots, Serges. We ask no profits on them.
Ot SPECIAL DRIVES IN K-
Table Linens, Towels, Muslius, Marseilles Quilts, New Embroideries, New Laces, New Ruchirgs, New Veilings, New Satteens.
New Prints, &c., etc.
es—R.-H. GARWOOD,—
West Main Street, Cartersville, Ga.
Notice.
All parties owing the firm of S. L. & IV.
J. Yandivere, are requested to come for
ward at once and make a settlement,
as the books must be closed. The
books and accounts can be found in my
hands, at the old stand.
S. L. Van dive re.
.Jan. 10, 1889.
I>ay Boarders.
Three or four gentlemen can be accom
modated with good day board, conven
ient to business part of the city. Inquire
at this office.
For lame back, side or chest, use Shi
loh’s Porous Plaster. * Price 25 cents.
For sale by J. R. Wikle &Cos , Carters
ville, and J. M. Gray, Adairsvillle. u296ml
Shiloh's cough and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It
cures consumption- For sale bv J. R.
Wikle & Cos., Cartersville, and J. M. Gray,
Adfiirsville. 1
Fine cabinet photos, groups and views,
made by L.JE. Menkee. Gallery South
M. E. church. tf.
125,000 Acres Timber Land!
AUBREY & M C EWEN, '
tal 4flLdMricß,
1 Julll jLAj 111 lu| UUIIJJ IJLUtiltiilUUi
3,000,000 Acres Florida Land. 5,000 Acres Iron I Manganese
COAL PROPERTY
Knocked Down 1
We have priced down our vehicles to meet the market, wholesale and retail, in
Wagons, One and Two Horse,
Cotton Drays, Buggies, Phaetons and Carriages.
of every description. We say to Farmers, Merchants, Alliancemen and all, come to
us for bargains. We are furnishing the best work you can buy and
better worth the money than any you can buy.
For Spot Gash We Can’t Be Beat!
We are here to stay. Look to your interests. We are manufacturers, not middles
men. We produce these goods from the raw material. Our timbers are
from your own forests and as fine timber as the world can produce.
R. H. Jones & Sons Mf’g Cos.
Cartersville, Ga., December 12, 1888.
Choicest City Property on the Market. Farms, All Sizes.
* rnm m -rmm, ►
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country. We desire and endeavor to make it a welcome visitor each week. It is in
fact a paper tha* ought to be found in the home of every resident of the comity. At
the same time in this progressive aire, every farmer should have at his fireside at least
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than
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|t|(fESALD TIIFFINA
Fire Insurance Agency.
Represents Leading Companies.
Office over Postoffice, Cartersville, Ga.
100 Yards ELASTIC 5c., Worth 10c.
20 Dozen Ladies’ JERSEYS, 75c., Worth $1.50,
9 Dozen Ladies’ JERSEYS 25c., Worth 50c.
15 Dozen Ladies’ KID GLOVES 50c., Worth SI.OO.
1 B tie SE V I 3LAND..... 5c., Worth 7c.
1 Lot Ladies’ COLLARS 7c., Worth 15c.