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About The Courant-American. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1887-1888 | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1888)
OYJ'R THgCOUKTY. OUT? COTICESPO: Dh:TS KC'ffi T? S INCIDENTS O F j'F 1 NEIGH BORPOO DS /. R 1 ]i) .ifl 1>- r: .i* l i.la f. a c • ■> i, p Fo O ' . PINF LOG. M . Jo’n Flr.rk. who r_ a '7 moved ito our nelgM>o"od, ) rr. n *r 1 - p bis shoe r id hr ness shop. X.J. B. B'o or, 01 j r ;tra:.'rc '1 very sick. Hb speedy recover j is hop for. M *1 8. C. .* lddhas o vOu ’ r rebec' ac Ocik FT’ aid it is rrfher cm brf r 1 b a 1 ! v/'I [3 pleac-d vTI her ssrv.V - < t -ache' there. P°v. J. I T . Barton, of Gordo cot rig wanvr.f 'is r ud prep .red ac P;e Log lasi mi and *7. Hops her;Tcoins c .’ion, 0? we are p’ veyn glad to her - K 11 tr, ’ . r iiesr co 1 at this place ope re.’ la,at Monday, 1 dar the supervision of Fev. VP F. I b ato7, with flutter mg p. o -its. I tin thought that the a •angemeoto for fms act m the * erso.l of Mr. Jody Tr w.n, J.,, v *1 prove quite Eatlsfretoi'y* We r hope to see tl:’s sc ooi in ere? r, e f 0.. day to chuy unino a-a': school can cr i\ sup.ernacy over her. AVer s loc t el in one of the bent rrcliors of country, and on a highly e’evatod and 2: at* "ally healthy point. Tn co se ’o r With this school \s the music depr. *t rent, under the supervision of the efficient, tse/jhe:’, Mias Lula Tiitler, J .7. KINGSTON. Hob daies about Finest on, everyone hurt’ c lor a cool share. To-day we a sha h g a pleasant owe.’3. We l. :de stand the e is a pleasant party off. ends visit ng the family of Copt. O. H. Waring at Cement. The Mimes Howard haye opened thsir hoooe for bop.rdetS at ftpring La-k. We roticeMrs. Ea bon and sister, from Ce d.viowo, and several from Pome are the e row. A more delightful place can not he found in North Georgia. 'Miss Oh . a Eddy is visiting her rude, N . Washington, at Seals, Ala. Mm. J. D. Murchison is visiting rela •' 'vcc at Car teas vide. Mr. Thrd Edwards, of ICacxv'' e, Ten., is shaf iig hands 7 th old fiends. He wp3 n r led home to s~e bis grand mot ey> M ;. Ward. She died on Satur* day, the 7th wb. at tee esldence of he? sor. "7, Few J. W. Edwards, at Hub s ft? 1 a a mo;ho” ’)ln a-1 has gone to her ?v. a lin her 84th year. We tender o * svmpo.thies to the be. eaved friends. M . J. A. B sk, of G ’ffln, is visiting bis teg Y s. M. E. Cloud, at the Cloud house. M-n Jc oh gov, after a pleasant vis" tto he? daughter, Mrs. C. N. Mayson, has re turned 'co her home at Greensboro, Ga. Several of our' citizens a e attending ifeonrt at CE-rbna: hie this weed. Mrs.M. J. Shei fs nd M'sc Pose Btea*c a e vkTvug i lends in Vll'mca, Ca. J c:-rT. CASS STATIC IT. The first cotoon boll of the season was received by this scribe Jb liday afiev noon. Ft came from the farm of Mr. Robert Chapman and dates its first appearance t orn June 26th, Who can beat that? Miss Emma Hargis, from near i.om\ is visiting relatives here. Mrs. Mast-in, of Kansas City, Mo., r. on a visit to the family of her brother, Mr. P. R. Levis. Miss May Benson is boarding at Prof. Marshall’s and attending school at Wolford Academy. Mr. Dick Milam was visiting among the fa r sex of Cass Sunday. I gue: s there’s -considerable attraction at P 71 . Mrs. A. 0. Wilßams, o’ Cm iorsvihe, spent several da vs here last week visitir , Maj. Hoss family. Harry Hargis wasin Atlanta Saturday. Mrs. a. F. Mays, of Jacksonville, Fla,., is spending the summer with the family ot her mother, Mrs. R. Ht Waltor. Hudson Vernon, of Stamp Creek, is attending school at Wolford Academy Rev. B. B. CVillian has rehu wed f om his trip to Gilmer and surrounding con i -1 ‘es. Widle there he preached the true c! sermon of the oldest, citizen of C’lme Cos., and the Eilijay Courier ' i a he 7 col umn article speaks in the highest re of Mr. Quill ian and his sermon. Your correspondent is going to seboo' and stud., ng vCth all the diligence that he is capable of. Sorry to say tha t he is not possessed of much capability thou; for the forms of fair ones a e covi f. i troi ng befc. i e rus eves. ■Slim Jim,” I imagine . bat II was mis -1 'ken in my supposition: hear ’em mv you are inf =as - .id in the gentle sr . W. C W. EMEP.SOX. M’sscs Tna and Lo a M ns. of At* If fa b ve been v’ 7eg err she e. Mr. aa M a J. F. Me 7 cy, o' No~- cross, a e vis'hag cbe v 'ekhe- Cos . C. M. Jones. M’ss M a lie Padgett, o’" A cwo: b. soe.nt several days last w k with Miss M r ’e Si gad. Messrs. Em sly aud Bob S o r 17 , of spent a few days hee last week with relatives. Several of our young folks attended the pic *c at E’gSbanfy Saturday. Rev. A- fed Buford filled bis apjo'P ment at the Baotlst church Sunday. y--. Dav’s has moved iato l’s rew hore on N Eh s’woet. M . J. E. Chit wood Five * i viaj at one p’ e for + h rty y . no voruc iie ia ho mof•* s own. We r o *f;r i' n n e fh' re wo: lh yo : ’ *ens ou .p • ’u 7 h ;p;i a ' e home. Col. C M. Jorrs her* "epa'nted I ‘s slore bouae Mr. Pen 7 Hob and end w'fe vMicd the’* dr. ■ g\':er. Mrs. Book re' ’ New Ho el nt w ek, SIOM4. CLEAR CREEK. It hes been some time since our nc ; gh • orhood has been represented in you? paper, and I thought _ would < ish up a bundle of news for you and let the world know that we are still in the land of the living. Mr. ftmn Farris has L 'cn on the sick Et for some time, but we are glad to c ay he Is convalescent. Miss Mamie Gi I din is in Oxford spend ing some time with relatives. We hope she wiil Inave a pleasant stay and safe return home. Miss Mona Churn, of Cavsville, with Miss I’s e Conyers, of Reck mart, vis ited friends here last week. Bob Giifiln can boast of the fi eot watermelon patch in ‘‘these digging.” Ti se young ladies wih: begin to make their leap year cabs shortly. Jim Piccard, of Grassdale, has bren spending a couple of weeks with bis sin ter, M 3. Crenshaw. Tom .iie Jifxs. CASS STATION. The first cotton boll of the season was received by your correspondent If st bi day week. It came from the farm of Mr. Robe* t Chapman and dates its first ap pe: ranee from June 25th. Who can beat that? Miss Emma fttype, from ne£V Augusta, is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. R. Walker. Somebody seems mighty happy. Miss Mary Benson is staving at Prof. Marshall’s and attending school at Wof ford Academy. Miss Emma Hargis, a charming young lady from near Rome, is visiting relatives a id b lends around Cass. Mrs. Mastin, of Kansas City, Mo., vis ited the family of her brother, Mr. P. R. Lewis, last week. The Oak Grove Sunday School had a picric in the grove surrounding the church Saturday. There was a large crowd present and everybody seemed to erjoy themselves immensely. Prof. Gilreath was on hand and we had good music. Some of the boys repaired to the meadow near by and played ball awbile, but the scorching rays of “Old Sol” proved to be too much for them and they soon ro turr-'d to the church. May our Baptist friends have many more such picnics, for they are certainly enjoyed by all. Jim Collura, of Tilton, visited relatives at Ftogera last week and took in the Oak Grove picnic. Mrs. T. F, Mays, of Jacksonville, Fla., fs spending the summer with the farcify of her inorher, Mrs. R. H. Walton. w. c. w. CEDAR GREEK. We fca~e had gome very hard rains in the past week. Farmers are grumbling about the wheat being too wet to h aul up. The music of the thresher is be"- heard eF over the land now. The people of this section will not make their seed back on E Is season’s crop :J s 'Maggie Mosteller, of Cedar Spring, has been very sick for gome time, but is convalescing. Miss Eula Blalock, of Cedar Creek, '? just out of a case of the measles. Rev. P. E. Hawkins preached quite a ' interesting sermon at Cedar Creek or? last Sunday. His text was “The wages of sin is death and the gift of God is et rnal life.” fro of Crow Spring’s fairest young ladies visited Cedar Creek last Sundry, aeeompr -„.ed by Prof. FM. Boyd. Fe is so plea, ant and smiles so sweety we b h he would come again, but would much rather sea the ladlc.u Mrs. Pr. Bradley, of Folsom, is very s'ck. M enie Hayes, near Folsom,- spent several days with her sister, Mrs. W. S. Bradley, near Adairsville, last week. Mr. K ft. A deraon. of Folsom, has e Loned to his e bool at Ligon’s chapel. Handy Feuv. yfn r y.piijtf' V off T\= n inni tea everybody to coma to our p m ? eh Millers chapel, 21st and bring the' •• baskets—with something then. V , Jew "hVs baby was bu led 1- ;t Sunday. "'ey. V S r ”'ve n p reached an in ere ’ .gse nrc iae M a s chapV last Sr n dry. the M ss ®. C a res. of Crowd? Spr'igs, v : s'nr e - ert Sv a day. Dr. W. 1 Vcn v preach c. t e fifth hr- ct Mr.- , of J eßeck, . 4 is v jiting ' 1 *.V % M~s. IV err Mr. F. J). Vernon has ec. om F’o Ida. Several o’er’ boys rook in .re b > cue at hire 'sou. and had a b’g. me WOiiF Pe.% rV Exposure to rough weather, ge g wet, living in damp localities, are favo c b’e to tue contraction of diseases of the kidneys and bladder. Asa preventive, and for the cure of all kidaev and iver trouble, that valuable remedy, C . J. H. McLean’s Liver and Kidney Laim. SI.OO per bottle. ' 6-8-3 n GEORGIA. GLJMP3FS. A* y i1 * - y.i t *. Coin ?n'. of Our s? F.xcli n Rome’s magnificent new Methodist church, costing has been com pleted, and was formally opened lest Sunday. Judge P. W. Pate son, of M an, Trea ted a eersa f, on bi b ! s add.e nat the Mercer commencement at Mtrcon. He b one of the conn *, g orato sof he Goufii, and we rejoice at the success of our b Jl llr.nt yourg Fiend. Alf Frale.. the bo-called “mountain wonder,” hr? play and out i sa walker. Ha race with Ford, at Macon, was a falnre, because he failed to “put up the scad:.” Ero.* Triplett, of the j homesvilleTimes, claims to havec-en an;el:or shooting upward issLad of downward, and wants an explanation. If he will tell u3 where he had bten that n’yht, and what he took, perhaps he can solve the mysie y. Georgia shipped over a qua ter of a million of waterme’onm +0 New York last month. The watermelon crop of ti e St Ae is immense. Bro. Car", of he Atlanta JonrnrJ, might cecure one tis yea *by o-Terli’g the ukaal premium. The crop reports from ell pa rts of the State arc u-usually enco l raging. Rome Tribune: The ice factory runs day and night to he > up wiyh Hie de maad. Sunday morn' g they opened up with s'x thousand por-.ide, but by ten o'clock all had been sold. Hon. Primus Jones bobb* cl up ecroiely ou the glorious fourth with the fi st bale of cotton. He eeemg to have a eo ne* on the first brie business. Yes, Mr. Telegraph, we agree with you. Give Macon justice—or a coo'er atm cy phers. The weather observer at Atlanta must be a very cool herd and follow. It is not uncommon for him to report that city throe and four degrees cooler than the h*gh mountain points. Mr. Ki r.baTs double-back -action refr iger ating m aehine must be a b'g success, sure enough. s&BClpr3Yilie cldms to have a male 45 years oM, a~d the Pro wraM her put on the pension Capt. T. W. Hardwick, iYf Wh-shington county, died last Monday. A four-hundred pound bear was killed in a corn field near Alb"? last week. A re-union of the 42ad Georgia regi ment will be held at Monroe, Ga. on the 22nd inst. Ex-Governor McDaniel will deliver the ad dress of welcome. There is said to be a, mocking bird in Albany, Gay that can whistle Boulan ger’s march. Eery well, but the fr-st thing you H ow, the Dispatch win find a gourdvine that cam stand ou i rind-legs and make a speech for Cleveland and Thurman. —Hawkinsvilie Dispatch. During thethunde? storm o r Thursday evening one of the posts along the fern* around the school house yard was struck by lightning, setting fire to it and the fence, The fence is within 40 yards of the building which is high and has a cupula and lightning rod, and it seems strange that the rod did not attract the bolt. There seems to be no rule govern ing lightning, it strikes about promiscu ously.—Monroe News. Lumpkin’s population has just been as certained to be 1,002. One thousand crates of pears were sent from Thomasville by express one day last week. There is more building both as to va'ue j and numbers, going on in Thomasvdle than ever before in the history of the towr. J. P. Prichard, living just south of Buchanan, tad h a house end nearly a r I fir contents burned last Monday. Mr. Pr chard and Ids wife were in the fie>d at the time the house caught fire’ and it is | supposed it originated from the chimney. | Deputy Coccto Gantt has just return ed-from a three days raid in Mad ron county. He starred at the head of B rally creek a?d followed it to vfhe e it emph'it into B oad river, but only found where uhe stills had been operated, lioonsbi re has been about broken up hr Madison. The State Horticultural Society will hold Its next annuel meeting at Thomas vilie, August 1, 2 and 3. h or are second Fane .he roc “erues cn he ag. 'cullm al app o ; h: b h have dk ’g.'" and. kbe only point at issue '* the ftena'e eoaendireat aora o|. ii. Eng for eor;turn si p r eznt i ments. r ke House c; e • s \: e o ac cept tb's po ' Cxi ad \il a k „ue T c ire for inst; ue.tons before pro i" g mtl; r. W ? 6 'c. drv, ire 27fh day of Jrrr s the 100 or annive si v of r e b th of M . "’m on Be ,r of 1/ *< . he w'i bo r tee be*: ewh ashenow ] ’ vee ij 1 ■’’BB, *■ 5 irs’c i r ii3 b Lucy Sheldon. Firfa.w; I).Dm ton. ano fi o’ >e re : '.roved i* om Wat' on C oh * Qe and n 1784, Pob’o S’..i ' • . B-. W. F. lie l tovv t add r tie cifi ze so c B. row cor n or fa- , July 24 cb n the cor 5 be- ee g t’:e din er: . ers of -be .our O one e’ons for Sc e k r ' flon w feci :,.rs,d. Af ? e in; ed obe present. Three hrnc *ea fi cb s Ma chines can be purchased of Wii le £c Cos. during the summer mo j ts tor less than their rea 1 value. 12-2 t Jc bool Supp : ea at W e's I ookSfore. If you went much good reading for a litfe'e mo ’ey always v\rite to Wikle & Cos., Cartersville. Ga. 12-2 t WHAT SEL-LS. Any article of genuine merit ought to sell, some place B. B. B.e fxa* net the world. We pre-gent. below a remarkable showing .i oin an obscure section, not traversed by railroads, which carries its own con viction. It is the same way wherever B. B. B. has been introduced and given a trial with other remedies: A Remarkable Showi 5 "or E. B. B Against Other Kemedies. Putnam Cos., April 29, 1887. I have been suffering? for most thirty yn .is with an itching and burning all o/er my face and body. I took eighteen bottles of one blood medicine and it did me no good. I commenced last January to use B. B. 8., and after using five bot tles I felt better and stouter than I have in thirty years, my health is better and I weigh more than I ever did. The itching hrs nearly ceased, and I am confident that a few more bottles of B. B. B. will cure me entirely. lam sixty-two years old and can now do a good day’s work in my field. I consider it the best medicine 1 have ever seen, for it certainly did me more good than all the medicine I have ever taken. I had, in all, nearly a hun dred risings on my face, neck and body. JAMES PINKEKTON. Tiv# Bottles Cure Rheumatism. Boughton, Ark.. .June 4, 1887. I cheerfully state tne following facts in regard to the use of your medicine in my family. My little son, 14 years of age, suffered from an acute attack of rheuma tism, caused by undue exposure and chil ling of the blood. I heard your remedy highly recommended, and purchased one bottle of Moncrief & Bro., Frescott, Ark. In about one month, afterusing this bot tle, he became so much better that 1 got the second bottle which is now being used, and my son is nearly well, and 1 think by removing him to a cooler sum mer climate (which I will do) and contin uing its use, a perfect cure will be affected. L consider B. B. B. a most excellent blood purifier. Chas. H. Tittus, R. R. Agt., Boughton, Ark. A Book of Wonders l*'ree. A ll who desire full information about the cause and cure of Blood Poisons, Scrofula and Scrofulous Swellings, Ulcers, Sorts, Rheumatism, Kidney Complaints, Catarrh, etc., can secure by mail, free, a copy of our 32-page Illustrated Book of Wonders, filled with the most wonderful and startling proof ever before known. Addrecu, Blood Balm Cos., j 8-1 n Atlanta, Ga. Where Fiiypplnees is Found. W* e-’e is Ibund? N the dic tionary, tad in the use of Dr. Lagers Huckleberry Cordial, which saves so m.i h pa‘.a and anxiety in relieving the the little ones from treU 'Tig and cholera n fan turn. Nun-Calc 'mine. For whitening, coloring and finishing walls and ceilings. Also a cheap Paint for inside wood work, particularly that oi factories, workshops and similar buildings 5 pound packages for 50 cents per pack age. At Word’s. mayll-tf A beautiful line of zephyrs, toil du nords, novelty cords, chambray, ging hams, etc., etc., just in at Montgomery’s. The Be*t Tiling for your liver is Lemon f ndOrruge E3ix : r Every bottle is guaranteed or money re funded. Also have in stock Simmon’s Regulator, Curry’s Liver Compound and Lemon Elixir, all reliable medicines. Word s Drug Store. mayll-tf Is L fe Wordi Living? How often does the patient mother, who has just laid away the little one that died from the effects of teething, ask this question. If she had known of Dr. Bir gers’ Huckleberry Cordial, ’fe might have been brighter. Not' I make trusses for kind of tna superior to any In use. Persons that need them will do well to see me. Carters viile, Ga., July 10,1888. 712 lm N. Gil? 'at.:. No Relief for i'£e A cu may feel this when under treat meat of so many, and not get any relief for diarrhoea and dysentery. Why not try D . Diggers’ Huckleberry Cordial you wi 1 ih en*hr,ve rel ?ef. Mikado Cologne and Ivory Tooth Polls at T/ikie’s 'rug store. jlo-tf A llo■ 8? Dep. ved of Rest. Sitting mg fc a :zr right watching over fhe little one slowly and r a dually was ’ g awar t'oin the effects of teething has no -es W y don’t you i: y Dr. Bigh es’ HucV’cbe y Cordial? Carry’s Dm-rhoea and Dysentery Spe- i cific will speedily cure cholera morbus, CiiO.t m iafantum, griping, colic, and fi! bowel affections. Sold by druggists or. 25c. per bottle, with positive gimran t of satisfaction. 6-28 tf Di'.u’es A '*• Eeaffnar. Wtien at tins season of the year you e. t some fruit or vegetables, you frel a vst-nrbod condition about the stomach or bowels, • elieve it. at once by uemg i)y B ■ : e *s’ Huck’ebe ryCo dial. A P oad Wo man’s Aire. > hy is a proi and woman like a music box? She s full of e s. And if they olow on he:, coughs and olds mint follow. Do not nygk cta ;oV, but take Taylor’s Cherokee Hem fy of Sweet C m a 0 A II"I Bcrve-l affections come on suddenly and assume a dangerous form if not t e_ t and at once. Curry’s Dmrrbcca and Dysen tery specific is a perfect panacea for all ':>o\vei troubles, and every family should 1 eep a bottle in the house ready for all errergeucy. ,f L.of A yo'c b t eet, at or r? e the £ap. t chi oh- Sunci. Bih inst. T. elhidrvt ce e. r ded on it at 'A oT e o”t\ 'ib Fev. vY. H. Cooi e:\ P. C. Eovv - NOTICE. Be nr; eqr red b.y a.c ent ret of the test Leg idr. u e o register all Meal vote s*of Ba-tow eon v, a j 9 -me of ney'rz the' • ctwtesL There being a ’umbß’of cit ; se~s ,n 3’£ c6u.:v over arreft-'C no : xbemg reqp‘ and oM- '•trvtendyonng men who have become of eye be. ween ihe time of *e u-r ngi no paying raxes, aod persons who .ve cn \ed them . sidence in said counly since n r r ,oM pe sons in such condition will repot sesame tome and I w'U register the same in the p. oper d'st- ’ct at aoy time Jn’v 11th, SSB. J. F. ! x, t. c., Folsom, P. 0., Ear tow county, Ga„ WEST END INSTITUTE The fi t dom v o*>* nOl MondfT, a> mi 61 1, 183 • r . 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I ' 'commend id .Rob -on n r : r f oni whom s ro r y ' 7 cr. hev. *■ b *wo . , i. S. nOil: r, 1 s. E. C. ■L. B. - B : IS of Evn T ol of -he c . . fi j. He a. . .1 m stu :.e:\t * •>•' hp- ofi f> -evin f 3 siro.d.h a • - ' r. In ray deoai .- it ' , 1 C: '\e 'i q 3 p ode cnf. racking c uO-ig .ue . ne s b 0 ay with ma ■ bocc r be ie‘fc cod r oua 1 take V ' 3n e • a co‘.roacm ug M . Ro-* co 1 to y co 13 a ' y.O \ y he .. rv o V is s In c.3 £ ion H. A. CoDRy, Prof, c L, E. C. Emo. yCo 071 Oxfo .n, Ga.. f \j f Oeh, 1888. I run gird to knowy-h: tyou bwe engaged the re.vy so LA.L. E. 11 c oreoa s rv ,odr. .© p *n clpr.l la 'a A. :f Eud 7• 3. in ••. He wra g ad ur Id ..r. it mo-' /Cc <ge .lISS6, hat ug ft i..-d and in: ? we 1 , oidi i a w oo ’si deat id a- R.i to .erfloru He ir h-d some e~ 'er e . a r c.r.ug, c ud. j idg'-rgl on the young mea he cm pr.-.:c T fo •co lcge ard Dnt io ■ . : r.3 k.*eu 1 enters, n jr a acto . I corg att i.rve yoj I 01 yor.r g\*od o i ane i r < R - * 4 •ciafean*! crl < R prt- 'ei that you f :.oi .e u. appc r be . • i•’ ,yo l? dec .’on. ( 9, W, 1 O.SE, F. of. Math. r. E. C. ::*, If ouji-O;* t&u. ly, G?.., Ja -e Ist, 1888. The Tsuiß- , or Ant on A raderoy c yloyed Mr. L. B. Rob -o a as p sn„ipr.l a September RBL which or, 'ou he has he'd \r, th? p e'-rnt. It . Rob --.on r.a-3 ~; . ven pe Ico and Te ion to bo'' the n o sand pr. .ns o’toe .:cf 00 . 'Re .0 a1: with h* m 5.3 mply b cc.ase Rre aal •v / *,/e e• e p.ble 00 pay him. docj iiot juubdV R ... 00 remain with uu. J. 0. New it ■ . M. D. lABN3 r r.. HoLiiKMAif, Cdm. Bond 1.1 rs- ;s. •S c’y. Board Tens tecs. ANNO UNCEMEN TS. FOR TAX RECEIVER. I hereby announ. e myself a s eandicta e o. Tax Receiver at the con*'.eg ale-, ou n Ja o y ISS9, and ask the support of the voters of B? row county for tae saxae. B. J Dr - FOR TAX COLLECTOR. •.; V ■ We a e authorized to announce the ” cr J, L. MTLHOLLIN as a candidate fo TANARUS: x tor of Bartow county. The elec Non oc - ua the first Wednesday in January nexo. FOR TAX COLLECTOR, We are authorized to n renounce the e ree of .T. F. 1 Nas a candidate for i o ae office of Tax Colie.*' or of Bartow . FOR TAX RLCEIVT; L We are authorized to announce th 3 n i ne of NAT DUNNAHOO as a candidate for r -:’r ou to the office of Receiver of Tax Returns for r> ;„r --tow County, Ga. FOR S ITr ’RIFF, To the voters of Bartow county* At the eolici tation of ma. s of my f.lends f hare 20c rated to make the race for Sheri Vof thi -'in . Lae election in January next. Mr. John W. Co*’ olin will run as my deputy. If r lected I pledge to '*’•3 people of Bartow county an honest, hu ne, faithful and impartial discharge of che c.-HHi of the office. Very truly, JoHii T. La icu. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. We are authorized to announce the name of Mr. H. W. Cobb as a candidate fur .s election as Treasurer of Bartow county. Election to take place on the first Wednesday in jannary. FOR CLERK. We ate authorized to announce the name of F. M. Durham as a candidate foh re-election a $ Clerk of the Superior court for Ea rtow cou tv. Election first Wednesday in January 1888. ANNOUNCEMENT. To the voters of Ba- tow county; I hereby an nounce myself a candidate for Sheri! of *" salt, county, with A. M. Franklin and huner. B. wil liams as Deputies. I respectfully solicit your votes and if elected I oroinise a fa: T 'u 1 aid i.•- par Jal discharge of the Judes of the ofiiuu. This 11th j uly, 1888. J. fy , Williams. FOR SHERIFF? We are authorized to anno nee the name of Mr. Wecley w . Roberts as a ii.ia e for Sheriff of Bartow county, with Mr. H. R. (“Rob”) Maxwell, of Pine Log die rizt, us Im deputy, at the <*nsuing January election. - l*o, .. -..otic GEORGIA — rii-tow Cou av: .. . T. Bibb and otl .ru have made fpplicution for a public od co. m n nei get C-sv’lle ro; ’ at or near the old McDow place, now or;red bv Mr. Balerger, and panring \ , e placeo f Green and Robert Loveless and inf-> 9. • , *v't Kingstv a roau uet veen fhe 1 * id u 0 of and James Shaw .his .in*-** n cl lei .L u'.- nood road, or settle men. road, hrs in p V ■ In years pf/k.a public roal, on f y ,? .1 has not been rec uynined as such .-h ’ marked out L. e3c miPiaoH. - . a reoo. tn?.de on oath by theta. All persons are notified that jMu *ew road v lit on ai: aitcr* t,t ai*R", ‘I -jesd yio agues .?xl, by the Commisrio of Loads r ■ Reve/ of sa* 1 county oe dnally g.a r.x if nc new cense* n shew" to th; contrary. uia June IS, 1888. J. C. MILAM •.ler 1 * Comunß6!one~ Road:: nd Revenue, Road Notite. GEORGIA -Ear few eoun y. B. T. Bibb, E. B. Earle and other? h. ve 1 ’ "e applicatie. F.r a pnolle , . .-.inning at cl j vater station on the W ”A.R. F *>i ' , Fast betv. a tine ianda da,men M. .. ; Mrs. McM array, and ie lands of J. 11. u, and Mrs. g-.prior K, t enee Nor • i throw** lands cf A Eyar and Juo. N. Pev j , ti, r> | North th ngb land of Jas \v. jy., Q; ■ the Hue between ihe-lands of Eli >. E. :r>\ - J. H. Dyar. irte;.:* ctingr tna Ad."i, —T 1 •*-* ’ O' | tersville road a L or nea ti e VcDov. , . m o r owned by Laiiingei watch hns been ntuo* by the commissioners end a repot ■ 1 . of rna t on oath b,- ‘.utu, Ail person *, n eno A * I "aid nev road t il; .• . . and ore viie 0 - - | ’n August next, bv cu> . mirai.- iowv of and rtvenae a . .. mty be ii- U - • S! * I no new c e ase be -hown to the cont *.l '< ~js J June 28, 1888. r C MI AM, Clerk Commissioners Roads p**-? Revenues. SI^CAS^S^D SHQ<M CASE CO., Nashville, Tenn. A good fnu'e lor sale cheap, Apply to Capo. J. L. N* *l. 0-21-2 Warm Waves Are rolling in. 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