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f ■hmmxm ■—- ffe marriage too£ place just be- * daylight, and in ten nil a utes at the ceremony,’ the luip»,, v p'upie boarded the Georgki Pocific . at the Fbe k Press office and ' u A good deal of cotton in town the past week, and business brisk. The man with the patent bed spring has been in town . the past ?ain for Longview, TexaA'lb eirfa-d Vv ' (1< ‘k- •* -i • ’ ‘ Tin* Free Press has been enjjoy- The Fihik Press extcilds-hearfi-inga regular boom the past week. est congratulations and.wish** f<^i 'Let theeocpi work go oh. -Ll. XllufJ.-iji L .4 /.jiiwMn J * f * ■ ■ \Vc want 1,0 -0 subscribers to the To • the newly Wedded pah*,’jmJfjo jiap- ^^ne^^inj^t^c^ddd^iiKTh h; ,y r;T:i , p : ., :< y before Christinas. ‘: Y-sirk; thtfliide is hirort. : Jesse Camp of this place a I'.s'of moving the to Tallapoo- Wanied. gentleman with a smaily . A capital, ijfrjob'of -fino, wants p> invest in some kind of profitabl business, as a co-partner. Add res “Partner,” care Free Press, Cat rollton, Ga. F. M. Butler. See card of F. M. Butler in this issue. Mr. B. has been in Carroll ton ten years and is well known to the public, as an honest, faithful workman. He is a progressive man and keeps adding to his business until now he has one of the best equipped boot and shpq ; shops-, hi; the South, and the . petqilc bre be ginning to find it .out,,as he is receiving orders for work from Newmvn, Fairbuni and other pia.ee - ftlong the route of the Atlanta A- West Point railroad. tf. ChtmV Family Atlas of the world is a large quarto 12 x 11 in ches, with 123 pages. By an inge nious arrangement of table, and by the use of bars of different col ors and lengths, it touches many valuable facts on the principle of object lessons—a system first- in troduced in the Inter-Ocean and now largely used. The colors of the various maps are handsome and well contrasted. The first plate contains cuts of the flags of the lea ding nations of the world ; then fel lows the animal and vegetable ii!'< of the different zones ; then comes maps of the world in three forms— hemispherical, globular ami Morca- tor—Chicago Inter-Ocean. One of the queerest curiosities on the globe is a man with a sliver skull, who is now visiting in Louis ville,. During a fiercely contested lag-tie in the late war he was struck in the head with a piece of shell which tore away the entire top of his skull, leaving the brain most horribly exposed. Strange to say, he survived the terrible wound, and a surgeon succeeded in fitting a siiver plate over the opening, which shielded the brain equally as well as the skull. This plate is about the size of a man’s hand, and works on hinges, and may be raised up and down at will. The reskulled man does not experience the least pain, and as lie wears a wig all evidence of a shattered skull is concealed. Sheriff Hewitt has developed into one of the first horse traders of Carroll county. Attention is called to our Kew- nan letter. It is written by an old newspaper man who handles a live ly quill. We hope to hear front lum often. Editor Gardner of the West Point Enterprise, after enjoying the health giving breezes of old Carroll several days, left for his hojiusFafal-tlaf'’rldraing much re- --M- A < 1 1 21 r. .J. Li. Jiyunett has bought the Book 'Boswell lot and new -resi- de.n. 1 thereon, on Dixie street. What does this mean ? Does “com ing events 'cast flicfly shadows be fore ? Under the head of “Farm and Household,” on fourth, page, we in toad to devote about two columns to agricultural and kindred mat ters. We should like to have our farmer.- contribute to this depart ment. Our carpenters are kept so busy, that it is almost impossible to get them to do little jobs, such as are needed in a now printing office. The llev. J. A. Perdue, who has I’ycouiiy nmycsd Jo’Carrollton, is an old typo and knows how to handle iho slick and ride with true lypo- granhical grace. T. W Dimnrodk, agent of Iho G -■ ■ pi; department of rthe Amer ican Fr.isdn'y school Union, leaves for Atlanta to-day,, on business, connected vita the union. * The --Whir aiid buzz of the ma- clti lie ry in 21; mdeville & AY est’s slu >lb and the r; ittie of out power pre w hen wo rking off til e V ’REE Pr ES> p makes things lively and sound 11 Ice 11nsi qcss in ti io wes tern ptii ■t 0 if t own. ‘ ‘Westwa rd tlje star j ot empire ta The touch nl. Gaines ' Tun Teeth.—An exchange says "If from babyhood to.old age ever ybody, from this time forward, were to use the tooth-brush as they should, .and adopt a proper regimen of phosphoric and hone producing food, in a few genera tions there would be a return to a primitive condition of tooth subst ance, uml suffering from tooth dis eases would nearly cease. its way.” appeal we made week to to take his has Into th Colonel say; down and i the- readers look out for at an early da\ villo w trei 1 , we think, clesl re d cffCYt. The hat i le has taken her now ti ailing her, so 'thu J Fi: :ek Press may few VC rses from him v> e see from the Georgia 2i published in (h lion, that it wa the next confer the proct edings of e 11 i ocli s t c o n fc r e n e c, e Atlanta ('onstitu- s decided to hold once of that church, with 211. Zion cliurch in this county. Co- Notice. -V11 persons owing Long must make some arrangement, i; they want their paper carried over. We are compelled to pay our debts, and our customers will please come on and pay us all they can. Should you want us to car ry over a part come on and make the arrangement, or you will find your notes andaccounts out for col lection. Come, quick, this means business. Long & (1>. llev. T. M. Foster, state evange list for the'Christian church of Ga., spent last night in our town the guest of J. A. Perdu e. He is in our midst to attend the District meet ing In wes ern Georgia district which convenes at New Bethel church two miles east of town. *fgess, of Sacra- ento City, California, is on a visit to' relatives in this place. Mr. Giles Boggess, her brother, of Mo desto, California, came out with her. The latter is on a visit to rel atives in Houston county. Mr. B and sister are both natives of this county and are children of Hon. Ahaz Boggess, well known to all of our old citizens, as one of the most popular and distinguished citizens that ever lived in Carroll county. We were not satisfied last week with the way the fourth page of our paper was printed. Not un- derstanejidg the press, we did not know exactly how to regulate the impression. Wehnvegot it all right this week and it would he hard, we think, to improve upon the typo graphical appearance of this issue o£ the Free PkEsk. We spoke last week of 2Ir. W. B. Marehman’s large tunrip patch.— The patch is pot only large, but the turnips are also, judging from some specimens that have been laid up on our editorial table the past week. Large as they are, 2U. 21. is selling these turnips at 10 cents per dozen, or U cents for choice. The city council is doing a wise "thing in having.the Bowdon road, below th Free Press office, mac adamized. This is a very had hill and in the winter gets almost im passable to heavily loaded wagons coining into town. Marshal Har dy with his usual fidelity is su perintending the work. See change of card of Dr. J. W. Hallum. The doctor is a young physician devoted to his profession, and as will he seen from his card, he is making a specialty of disea ses of women and children. Consul tation at office free. .Lost somewhere in town, or be tween town and the residence of E. It. Sharpe in the country, a bright door key,-about three or four inches long. Any one finding said key and who will leave or send it to the Fkkk Pkkss office, will place the editor under great obligations, as it is the key to his private oflice. We learn-that Mr. Janies -Lam bert, who lived four miles west of this place, died Thursday morning, of typhoid fever, at J o’clock. Mr L. was comparatively a young man, in the prime of manhood. He leaves a wife and several small children, who deeply deplore his loss. 2Iiss Annie White, the accom plished daughter of Dr. S. C. White of this place, left the first of the week, via the Georgia Pacific, for Nickosukie, Florida, where she goes to spend the winter with rel atives.' We learn that Dr. Cheney w ill move to Villa Iliea at an early day, where he goes to take charge of llie ) hotel at that place, and that Mr. W. D. Evans, iiis son-in-law will take charge, of the Carrollton hotel. The P°v. Mr. Munday, of Palmet to, preached at the Baptist cliurch Sunday evening, and lectured at the same Monday night.. The sub ject of his lecture was “Happiness.” There was a good audience present and all were pleased with the lec ture. COTTNTTr NEWS. As Gathered Here and There by the Spe cial Scribes of the Free Press. Kansas and Around. Reported by P. II. C. I received the first issue of the Times ever printed and also first issue of the Free Press. Am proud that our county has so pro gressed that it can afford two papers and that they are both democratic journals. We were raised and ed ucated in Carroll county and expect to make it our future home. Have been in the west prospecting, but did not find such good water in any of the western country as at home. We shall endeavor, as much as in us lies, to promote the upbuilding of Carroll county, and my native, state, Georgia, as my home is here, my interest is here and my friends are mostly here, especially my warmest friends. We are proud to say that we live in a democratic county and state and we will fur nish occasionally such newe as we think will be of interest to our coim- ty papers, both the Times and Fkkk Pkkss, as wc believe the editors are ouv friends, ami wo desire to see both prosper together with the county. 2Ir. T. W. Lovvorn, of Bremen, who was injured by a lumber kiln falling upon him last week, at last accounts was mending slowly, could move his leg a little help. Mr. J. P. Reid’s little pneumonia fever. Mr. Jesse Woodard, we quite poorly with an old disease. Mr. Daniel Jones is still helple.- with paralysis. The shortness of the section has thrown a hard woricing men there is a right smart on iu 1152nd district. A have run a wa v. The Carroll Frkk Press, came I to us newsy and presenting a bright appearance. We hope we’ll be able j to send a club of subscribers next week. We expect that it will “press” its way into the homes of the people of Carroll. WlxilOlli -on has learn,is chronic Stripling’s Chapel. Reported by Wall. Farmers are sowing a larger amount of wheat this fall than usual. After a long and dry spoil we are having an exceedingly xvet and muddy time. Have had rain nearly every day for a week. This morning, Tuesday, is quite cool and a little fire feels very pleasant. Uncle 2Iat Griffin, who is one of the most industrious old men in this neighborhood, is busily en gaged fixing him up a fish pond, lie has a fine location and we wish him an abundance of good luck. Mr. Dave Edwards has sold his place to a 2Ir. DeLoach, of Harris county. We are glad to note that every body in this vicinity speaks well of the Frkk Press. Your correspon dent is getting up a club and is suc ceeding finely. Please send your paper for one year to J. 2L Pricket, T. II. .Shadinger, W. C. Hhadinger, S. A. Fiitral, AY. 31. Lyle, J. A. Lyle, B. F. Brown, It. C. McDaniel', AY. G. Watson. Does Advertising Pay? Have never tried it, but propose to hit it one lick. So here goes: Opposite Kramer’s wagon yard you can buy your DItYGOODS. GROCERIES, NOTIONS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, MEAT, FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE, TOBACCO, MEAL BRAN, ETC., Cheaper than anywhere else iu Carroll ton. And as this is the first time I ever advertised, Come one come all, Come tobacco chewers and give me a call, And pay me this fall. JOHN 21. FIELDS. Carroll MASONIC Institute, MALE AND FEMALE. Leave Carrollton Arrive at Atkinson, T. O. “ Whitesburg “ Sargents “ Newnan “ Sharpsburg “ Turin “ Senoia “ Brooks Vaughns Ci rim n NUMBER 2. Leave Griftiu Arrive at Vaughns u Brooks Senoia - Turin Sharpsburg Newnan Sargents - - Whitesburg Atkinson, T. O., Carrollton 12.30 p. in 12.55 p. in 1.15 p. m 1.50 p. m 2.20 p. m 2.35 p. m - 3.20 p. m - 4.05 p. in 4.30 p. in - Arl3p. ni m T he spring terai of this in- stitution will begin January 21st. Wm. RTTgkks, tfein Sap’t. Breakfast at Whitesburg.. . i I T i . Ii ilil 1SS4, and continue six scholastic months. The fall term will begin on the third Monday in July and continue four months. Tuition’ from SI .50 to S3 .50 per month. 3VCTTSIC. Aliss Minnie-Reose, one of the most ac complished musicians of the south, will have charge of the musical department. For further particulars, address H. C. or S ■ J • BROWN, Carrollton, Ga. COUNTY CHURCH DIRECTORY. METHODIST EPISCOPAL, Corinth, 1st Sunday and Sunday Might; Mt. Zion, 2nd Sunday and -Saturday be fore; Bethel, 3tl Sunday and Saturday before—W. E. Tarpley. pastor. METHODIST ElUSCOPAL,JWR T«. Carrollton, every Sunday in each month; —IV. J. Scott, pastor. The Sick. Mr. IL II. Burton, late associate editor of the Eclwarclsville .Stan dard, Alabama, is quite sick at the residence of E. It. Sharpe, near here. He . came over Tuesday of last week, to assist in the mechani cal department of the Free Press, crop m this ! a.niii Christmas, but was taken sick good many Uimt night with congestion of the behind and ming going oodmany j 'biy morning, he is some better land w.e. hope he will he able There are a good many litigated to be up in a few days. His illness lings, and has been quite sick ever ince. At the time we write, Thurs- casesto he tried, the first Saturday in December, and a good deal of property to sell on that day, and also-au election for one justice of the peace to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Hiram Spence 1-2 For the latter office tl lei two candidate*, Squires J.ll. Beeves and G. F. Spence, both clever men. The people are about through gathering cotton ami corn and sow ing wheat. AYe think there is a j pretty good acreage sown in when and fall oats. AYe notice a good many pork hog, in the country. If the 1 people 1 enough corn they could make tolerably well another year, owing to the hail that fell in summer and the drouth, that lowed It, there are some that be run pretty tight, if the do not quit suing them so ad out but the fol- wiil people much. has entailed double duty upon the editor of the Free Press this week. A good deal of the matter for this paper, was prepared by his sick bedside, while wating upon him at nights Dr. Johan is still very low. 2Ir. 21. B. Bussell, while still fee ble, we are glad to learn, is slowly improving. A. J. Biehards, Esq., we learn, is ‘ sick at his residence in town, land AY. ('. Adamson, Esq., at the ! Cannon House, Atlanta. Wo are in- | formed that the latter is improving, j and expects to he at home at an ! early dav. Ail persons owing us for Guano or acid, and whose notes, remain unpaid or settled by some means, by December 1st, are hereby no tified that we will sue every note on hand at that date without giv ing you further notice, and we will collect the face value of every note or nothing. Wo positively will not allow 15 cent for cotton af ter Dec. 1st. Come on if you want to he saved and make some kind of arrangement by December 1st. \Ye mean what we say. Gaines Long A- Brown. \Y< thank ihe 31 aeon Telegraph promptness in sending us its daily in exchange. It was the first paper to reach., us, after the issue of the Free Press, as an exchange, anil ii came at a time when we were -adiy in need of exchanges, in making up our paper. The Tele graph is a bold* outspoken journal, bppos- 1 to ialnibuggery in general, and coudemub.g wluii it conceives to be wrong, .wherever found. It is edited with.great ability. AYe see from the Atlanta papers that the appointments by the 3Ieth- odist conference, lately in session in that city, for this county, are as follows: Carroll, It. H. Waters; 311. Zion and Tatnall, A. H. Bazemorc. The Bev. J. A. Perdue and fami ly moved in on last 3Ionday. They occupy the house formerly occu pied by 3Ir. Jasper Pope in the eastern part of town. AYe welcome 2fr. Perdue and family to Carroll ton. it til. Coffins, Burial eases furnished day or night &■ Bradley’s. ana robes at Askew j Public School Notice. The teachers uf Carroll gurnety are requested to meet me at the drug storo of \V. AY. rirts*on next'xion- day, the 2(ith of November,,for the purpose of receiving a payment i.u their school accounts. S. J. Brown, C. &. C. regular meeting of tlui Knights oi Honor of this place, oil la.- tTuesday night,a committee con sisting of Geo. 31errell, T. \Y. Dim- mock, J. 21. B. Kelly, J. Ii. Stewart, and E. B. Sharpe, were appointed to take into consideration the ad- vbaiLU, of holding an entertain- iiiexit sometime during Christmas, to which the families and friends of the fraternity will be invited at the next meeting of the Knights, rlie iiUii of December. A full attend ance i> requested. Thu Masons of iiiis place have recently purchased a nice set ol I jewels and regalia. The commit 3fr. George* Harper and Mr. C. B. Carter brought in Friday morning last, 5(1 pounds of eels, and 24 | pounds offish taken the night be fore from their trap in Buck creek. 3Ir. J. A. Beard, agent for South ern map depot, wants an agent in ever militia district in Carroll and Heard counties, for atlas of the world. Address him at Carroll ton. Gentlemen hold up as much as you can, with those who are trying to pay their debts, as we know some good men, that would pay if they could. We sav, he ye patient, and we believe they will pay you all they owe you. AYill say to our clever friend “Pip-1 pies,” we got the blanks sent us by i our friend ot Newnan and they are as big as all out of doors. We can write two fifas upon the same paper one is printed upon. They are just two bunglesome to carry, unless we take a buggy around with us. AYe have blanks here, for will heat anything we From the signs of the times, if wi are not mistaken, we will get to eat some poundcake, between nowand Christmas. We say God bless them, let them roll the wheels of matri mony as fast as they choose, we will wait noon them whenever called upon. And now in conclusion we wii] say to our friends, that while you have a little cotton money, that it would lie a good time to subscribe for your county papers, they are cheap, and will be full of political news, as there will be a heap of elec tions next year. Since writing the above we, learn that the daughter of Jesse W. Muse died Sunday night, two a, m., with fever. Another sister sick, also with fever. The deceased was about twenty years of age. No. 7, Improved B. E. Lee cook- | ing stove, $B> with 30 pieces, at Jes- ; se B. Griffin’s. One hundred stoves at bottom prices at Jesse B. Griffin’s. ‘ No. 7, Cotton Option cooking stove, -f 13 with 30 pieces, at Jesse It. Griffin’s. New Hope, 1st Sunday, aud Satiuday lie- fore: Paul’s church 2nd Sunday and Sat urday before; Whitesburg, 3d Sunday and 'Saturday before; Alt. Carmel, 4th Sunday aud Saturday before; Pierce's Chapel, 1st Sunday, 3*p. ni.; Ilutcliiuson, 2nd uSmiav, 3 ] J m.; Whitesburg, 3d Sunday night.—IV'. H. Speer, pastor. Shiloh, 1st Sundaj- and Saturday lie- fore; Bowdon,. 2nd Suuday and Saturday before;Alt. Zion, 3d Sunday and SaCur- dny before; Old Camp Ground, 4th Sun day and Saturday before; Stripling’s Chapel, 5th Sunday and Saturday before —AI. W. Arnold, pastor. PRIMITIVE BAPTIST. Tallapoosa, 2nd Sunday and Saturday before; Poplar Springs, 3d Sunday and Saturday before—E. Phillips, pastor. Bethel, 1st Sunday and Saturday be fore; Hopewell, 2nd Sunday aud Satur day before; County Line, 4th Sunday and Saturday before—J. D. Hamrick, pastor. missionary baptist. New Lebanon, 1st Sunday aud Satur day before ; Oak Grove, 2nd Sunday and Saturday before—W. N. Carson, pastor. II. 0. ROOP Has just received a large and complete stock of general merchandise. II. O. ROOP Is selling a solid leather cushion and leather back buggy at S<>0. H . 0 . ROOP Is selling stoves from Sl(). Carrollton Prices Current. Alkkliir.g cotton bringing in this market fi-L CORRECTED WEEKLY Butter « Wheat Meal Corn Oats Peas •a short form | j) r iou Peaches (unpoaled) » ” (Pealed).... Sweet Potatoes Chickens ♦1 20 20 50 90 75 50 90 Is seiliu; II. O. ROOP coilins 82 to 825. Is scliim II. O. ROOP lime at 81.85 per barrel, pastor Carrollton, 1st and 3d Sundays—E. B. Barrett, pastor. Whitesburg, 1st Sunday and Saturday before; Bethesdn, 2nd Sunday and Sat urday before; Eden, 3d Sunday and Sat urday before; Beulah, 4th Sunday and “■’* 1 " 1 - J= -- W-. Roop, pastor. Saturday Indore—W. Aberleen, 1st Sunday and Saturday be fore; Bethel. 2nd Sunday and Saturday before—J. At. D. Stallings, pastor. Alt. Olive, 2nd Sunday and Saturday before; Providence, 4tli Sunday and Sat urday before—J. P. Little, pastor. Bowdon, 3d Sunday and Saturday be fore—J no. A. Scott, pastor. Bowdon 1st Sunday; Pleasant View, 2nd Sunday and Saturday before—T. A. Higdon, pastor. * * H.0.ROOP Is selling pure New Orleans sugar at 10 lbs to the 81. We learn that Mr. Giles Boggess, of 3Io(lesto, (’alifornia, How on a vis it to Georgia, reports Henry Cole man, formerly of this place, as do ing well in the land of gold. * “Here shall the press, the people’s rights maintain, Una wed by influence, unbrlbed by gain." Judge ii. W. Camp of Coweta Whitesburg. Reported by J. T. I). It is currently stated here that Joel A. Culpepper has made three thousand bushels of corn this year. He measured three acres by the help ofR. II. Springer and others, and on one he made KHC bushels, on another 193, and on the other, 110 bushels. No use to go to Texas to make plenty of corn. Professor J. H. Barron and E. L. Thomas have begun the studv of Tallow Beeswax Bacon Sides Bulk sides Sugar Cured Hams. Lard Flour Salt Va U sack “Liv “ “ Alolasses Syrup N. () “ Sorghum Sugar brown “ white Tea Coffee Bagging. Ties Arrow Rope Cotton “ Sisal fron Steel “ Casteel Leather sole Calf skins Hides dry Green..." 10 50 15 (ft; 20 1 8 18 9Jvj 8L 16 HE 8@3L -tl 25' -fl 10 50 OOrti 75 50 10 Ilia 12 80 15(7? 16 10 L •tl 75 20 15 3b, 6 '10 25 28(a 30 -t3V«4 00 10 4 II. O. ROOP Ts selling a pure linen shirt .-it 8l. Be sure and call at 11. O. HOOP’S be fore buying elsewhere. Carrollton Mills. These mills are now in good repair and prepared to give the best of satisfaction. Our wool carding machinery is also in thorough repair and satisfaction guaran teed. Air. 1). W. Sims gives the latter his personal attention. SIMS & NOLLS. M KTHODIST TROTKSTAXT. Carrollton, 2nd Sunday in each month at the Presbyterian church—Dr. F. II. AE. Henderson, pastor. Antiocli, 1st Sunday and Saturday be fore: New Hope, 2nd Sunday and Saturr day before; Smith’s Chapel, 3d Sunday and Saturday before; Bowdon, 4th Sun day and Saturday before—Jno Thurman, J. AI. AFCalnran, pastors. PRESBYTERIAN. Carrollton, 4th Sunday. Dr. Jas. Stacy, pastor. CHRISTIAN CHCRCII. New Bethel. 1st Sunday and Saturday before, supplied by J. A. Perdue, district evangelist. Bethany, 4tli Sunday and Saturday before, supplied by J. A. Perdue, dis trict evangelist. Elion, 3d Sunday, Z. Harriegmvp.-f^ tor. Beersheba, 3d Swnday- pastor. -R. J. Aliller, CCUET CALENDAR. THE LAEGEST NEWSPAPER PUB LISHED IN THE SOUTHERN STATES. A Business, Family, Literary AND AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL. Not a Local Paper, but one Suitable to Any Locality. THE .SAVANNAH WEEKLY NEWS ONE YEAR AND A SERIAL FOR 82 00 Carroll superior court, 1st Monday in April anil October—S. VV. Harris. jud <r e, J. AI. B. Kelly, clerk, J. M. Hewitt, sheriff. Court of ordinary, 1st Alonday in each month; For comity purposes, 1st Tuesday in each month—R. L. Richards, ordinary. JUSTICE COURTS. CARROLLTON. 71 fill District. G. AI., 2nd Wednesday in each month—E. B. Alerrell, N. l’l G S Sharp, J J*. T.AIRDSBOKO. 713th District, a AI, 2nd Friday in each month—VV L Craven. N P„ Joint K Roop, ,J P. BOWDON. 11 lib District. G AI, 3d Friday in each 1 month—VV II Barrow, N P., Jabe/. Miles, WIIITESBCRO <>S2ml District, O AI, 3d Friday in each mouth—Richard Benton. N P., Joint O'llear. J P. county visited Carroll the first of! law under Col. P. H. Brewster, of! Two thousand dollars .worth Funiture to K-sold in thu next si t.v days at, Askew A Bradley’s too T. T,’. i'-'inimuck ! iho ta.Jo oispiayt'd in the at lection is highly eonum-ndi'd by the L’ic. -I-. : it.v. .By tiu* way Carroli i L <i! U 5 -V>. F. A, 21,, is in a high? !y pr-.aqu-rqiis cciulition. There has I been a cm ssFlora hit >0; Masonry during the I a groat many member: I received. ,. | the week. selected them was Alessrs. j uid A. F. riharp, Tju , Uov> vy. j, lS( , ()tt |^ ft t]l . _ ^ die se-1 ,,r week, for conference, at Dal ton. From t-lie schoolroom to first revival in past year— having been Newnan. the bar. C. C. 3faynard who lias been mar shal of our town for sometime past, , r „ . f , , , i moved to’Carrollton last week and 2lr..j. A. heard is now canvassing ! Jiimes M , Kendrick has been eleet- tlus comity for the above map. , e<1 h y our town council total his There was cotton in Carrollton place.’ on last Tuesday from within is Afr. S. \Y. Alillican, of this county miles of LaGrange. • j has been taking the number of chil dren in our community between Dr.J. \Y. HALLUAr, CARROLLTON - - - - GEORGIA. Hus his oflice, in number 2, Ahuide- villc brick building. He makes a specialty of OSTETRICS and DISEASES OF W'OAFEN and CHILDREN. Call on him. Consultation free. WADDELL. 6451th District, G 31, 3d Siitm-day in This mammoth sheet contains 8 pages of , J' I< ln ' ) > llt * i ^ M ( obb, N I*., G T Bow- reading matter, comprising all the 'news ; (lOI1 ’ ’ ’ of tile week. Telegraphic Dispatches up j villa rica. to the hour of going to press, Agrieultu- | 642nd District, GAl;2nd Saturday in ’ ral Items, Original Serials, etc. Special each month—Alarms A Turner, N P. .J departments devoted to Georgia, Florida j ^ • Sf<>I i < ‘- J P- and South Carolina news. To the farmer the artisan, the busi-l ness or professional man, ’w ho lias G. .VY r . Gutbrev wants indebted to him to come up rd all .tiiov tie. I have a good vdnn; eb.cap. E. ( tail ;. tin. \YJien we loci Thursday of ires.-, it was i sin-H eoijtl pigTit, when it 1 'lay was one of • k;/ day which much. '.Ye learn that old Uncle Jimmie , l>haw, living near old Carrollton j a f >s <)f 0 and 18 is quite sick. fewaays. Rev. B. .T. Afiller, JameH G. Dos- un in;r forms, last week, for tlie raining- hard’. The irtteJ until Monday; ^°- ”, Step stove with 28 piece blew off, and r Pi U1>; . ;’i'ifi, ut Jesse 11. Gritlin’s. lo-tse lovely blue- No. 7.;Southern Friend cook i'-ppceehited $12, with 30 pieces, at Je- -e It 1 fin’s. F. M. BUTLER, CORROLLTON - - GEORGIA. Manufacturer of LADIES ami GENTS’ FINE SHOES. Also repairing of ALL kinds' done with neatness and dispatch by skilled work men. Boots and shoes of all kinds made to order aud FITS GUARANTEED, so deals in Florida MOCNT CARMEL. . 725>rh District, G AI; 1st Saturday in o i „ . ... 1 r «ich month—R B Jones. N P J T Vor. the advantages of a daily mail, the Sa- , man, J p ’ ’ ’ 1 - >ur- vanuah Weekly News is the medium by I ‘ 1 * " which he can be infonned of events trail.*- j COUNTY line. piling in the busy world, whether in 1297th District, G 31; 2nd Saturday in his own State or the most distant part P:K ‘h month—F, Holland, N P VV H of the globe. Richards,.! I». ’ 1 In addition to a first-elass newspaper 1 turkey ckvfk at a moderate price we offer to each year-' i-rioth Di<t.i,.t i w -!»’ ^ . , . I v suberiber a copy of any of the jmb- p i. b i.umrii I \i a * v ,n lished novels of the Morning Ne\ys Libra- ! - Llh'on. J 1 . ry free. Subscription 82 a year in advance. THE SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, K ANSA.- 11->2ud District, G 31; 1st Satunlav iu each month—P ii Chandler. N P.. lli'rain ! Spence, -I P. TIIK GREAT DAILY OF THE P the SOUTHEAST 1606th ter and others from “Rooks T believe, leaves for Hico, Tex dove, w< this week. After heavy rainfall, the disappeared and t i shines cheerful! v this week. SMITH FIELD. . — . . District, G 31; 1st Satunlav in. Published at the principal seaport of T ;u 1 —Ransom Smith. J I\ J M , e South Atlantic States, it gives prom- • Thiii iiian. N P. AI- , inenee to all the matters relative to C03L new Mexico. Leather and Shoe Findings.j Ail goods in bis line will be sold at At- ,, riENFRAL, LOCAL and j AIARKE1 departments.ire acknow ledged . ^ Low ELL.. lo lie the best in this section, while its i 116-Yrd District. G AF; 3d Satunlav-in REPORTS of the 0:, ( h month—VV A Timmons, N F. I»3I. Frida v i» .i rit- | ha\-< hmra read! prices and everything war ranted to be of the very best qmiiityT TLU-lGRAl’MlC REPORTS ""of" the : PJU ‘h month ; No shoddy stock w ill be sold by him nor news of the day air full and eomprelien- Todd, J P. he used iu the m.-inufactory. Try me. j s,v ‘/. __ fair plat. on Ni'.vicm stioi-t, licst iIiw Wo,v! ‘.'.'g 1 ' “"C' year; so for six j 1142ml flislrii t. II M; Ith Friiiiiv in I GrifHii & Harris. i l«SS. "‘'■■"'-r' \ < N R, ■> t ■i % 3 Whitaker Street. Savajjnah, Ga. Williamson, J P.