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INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS: House nml Lot for Sale—A. Pope, slices Slippers and Hats—W. c. Snead. Alabastlne—T. E. Fell A Co. Cbromos—S. S. Wilson. Ice, Icc Crenm, Etc.—C. F. Meyer. Hats and Glothlng—J. R. Herring. Pry Goods—D. H. Dougherty A Co. Tlic Josh Berry Grain Cradle—Hardawav A Hunter. Swan’s Down and Spring Specialties—E. S. Buchanan. lee Crcaui and Lemonade—E. E. Summers. Reese’s Opera House—The Dell Knott Com- bination. Southern Cultivator—Jas. P. Harris Co. Ute leraH and 3kdrfrfaff.tr We carry 'h- lstgsstjloek todpitt-1 sombre eanctum will be —• * ' w * *D>ck nf R itching for the neck in • to require the putting in Newnan, Ga., Friday, April 22d, 1887. S. S. Wilson, Wall Paper dealer. Newnan. P. F. Cuttino A Co. Paate this in your bat! If yon want the best Flour in town, go to E. S. j nev ? r a,a 10 "? e °“ Buchanan’s Ad oaiT for I anyhow .-Senoia Sentinel. Down. require the putting in of niscbiyry stay rods. The only remedy is to boy cott the railroads and walk. . We never did like to ride on a train much call for “Swan’s: Mr. John R. Sims, a well-known — Eagle and Then lx factory stock j„ j citizen of the county, died last Sunday Jack s Bread can be found at C. F. j seilii g at “30, and difficult to obtain f at tbe home of hi» mother in the Sec- !. yer B ' at tV.t figure. About 700 shares am ' ° nd after a short d > u «*-*«* d rresh Oat Meal at 6c. per pound. . ! held in Newuan. C. F. Meyeb. 41. He was stricken with paralysis about three weeks ago, and though everything was done for his relief that Bargain Column. FIVE CENTS A LINE. XEAll’S IS IIEADQU AKTEits FOR Stylish Hats. 'OR SALE-COW WITH YOUNG Calf. Price$30.00. BIRD COOK. We extend to them a welcome it, and in rite other* who wish to caal tbeir lot in our midst to do Ukwlte." In another part of the same paper we find this additional item: “Capt. Ray, of Georgia, who has been proapecting in and aronnd town tbe past week said to a Demo crat man the other day: ‘I am pleased with your town very much and do not see why yen should not have a large city here at an early day. You are located in a healthy, fertile and min eral country, and have water transpor tation with. the outside world. If I can buy property at a reasonable price I think I will locate here.’” LARGEST STORE IN THE SOUTH, CHAMBERLIN, JOHNSON & CO., IMPORTERS A»D HEADQUARTER FOR DRY GOODS, CARPETS, MILLINERY, SHOES AND DRESS MAKING. IXEAD’S NECKWEAR, SHIRTS ) and Hosiery are the leaders for style INK AD’S SCHOOL AND DRESS 5 Shoes for children are tlie best made. Ml -wiiii -c " I letter from Mr. A. T. Fuller, who sg Will ie Elder, of Turin, is visit- ; recently left us for Gadsden, Ala., j medical skill could suggest, he never ng in the city, j announces that he is succeeding well rallied from the shock. Tbe funeral The handsomest line of Mackinaw I ln **• home ’ took 1>,aee on MoDday from **»*»«*- Tats at Snead’. * **■ ly residence. ‘ ■ If yon are looking for goods to make . Memorial Day. Pearl Spring Park stock is worth 1.50 j every ' day dresses or w aists for your The Odd Fellows have decided not To avoid conflict with tbe anniver and scarce at that. : boys, we have them. to attempt an open air demonstration , ary o^ion of the od d Fellows. ! ^ * T^TMlrm I A Tt Tt l 'V i to I r-v A 1. i . . ”V. ■ Tbe County Court has been In ses- i P. F. Cuttino A Co. j next Tuesday as was originally de^ whicU takes plMX n „ the ^ inPtv | CARPETS ! CARPETS ! CARPETS ! sion all tbe week. Call and see our immense stock of 8,gn . ed ’ t,at mslead will celebrate their i the ladies of the Newuan Memorial — — Terehon Lace Ham burn Edinmrs and aDD,versary by a public meeting at Association have decided to defer tbe F CuttiuoAC ”’ Ereat Varie ’ y at P Flouncing*. AllTJer Laces* at their elegant ball in the Cole j memorial exercises until Wednesday, '' S ' } 1*. F. Cuttino & Co. SILKS 1 aU th« New Weaves, Color* and bhadee. Including the finest line of Black 811k In the South. ’ • •- VELVETS I Lyons French Dress Velvets, a snectalty In black and colors. Full stock on band. TRIMMINGS! gl^riln French novelties. We carry the largest and most e'egant lines in the South. WOOLENS! fiV Everything New, Stylish and Pretty. Our stock represents all first-class mills in America and Europe. WHITE GOODS! C^^French Weaves a specialty. We have certainly the largest stock ln the country. EMBROIDERIES! ^“Imported from St. Gaul t Switzerland, all widths for full suits. Sec them. TABLE UNENS! J^*From Germany, France and Ireland, with Napkins, D'Oylee and Tray Cloths. WASH GOODS! kinds, all styles, all prices and all colors, 1n immense quantities. CASSIMERES! French and English suitings, with a loll and complete line of Boy Caseimeres. j HOSIERY! fil^And Gloves In all the new styles and colors. See this elegant variety [MILLINERY! fit^^Bonnets and Hats made only to order—We sell no patent goods, j DRESS MAKING : Equal to Paris in Fits. Style and Degigu. None superior. Few equal. ARGKST AND PRETTIEST LINE l ot Straw Tints ever seen in New- sn, at SNEAD’S. D. BOSS’ MILK BISCUIT, THE best in the world, sold by STaL Linos a BLACK. JNEAD’S»3.00 SHOES FOR LADIES ^ and Gents far surpass anything in lie Newnan mat ket. IAA MENS’ G 'OD LINEN COL- P v/vf iars, all sizt s, 5 eents each, at rl'Ai.DINGS <fc BLACK’S. VJR RENT-DESIRABLE FOLK room house on \\ ashington street, larden planted. Apply to JOHN AS- kON’T KAIL TO SEE T.IE SPLEN- F DID bargains we are offering in noss, Hats, ami Furnishing Goods, at pi LAD'S, Greenville street. rcn, PRAIRIE MANGE, AND Scratches of every kind eured in 30 Kmites by W’oolford's Sanitary Lotion, ke no other. This never fails. Sold by I J. LYNDON, Druggist, Newnan, Ga. Come and see those elcg&Dt new Slippers at Snead’s. Drop in ami see Sum oners’ Ice Cream Parlor. It is a dandy. Ice! lee!! Ice!!! caD be found at all times, at C. F. Meyer’s. Ice Cream, Lemonade and Soda Water, at C. F. Meyer’s. J. * R. Herring has Straw enough for the town, cheap. Hats A Ladies’ Ice Cream Parlor will be open during the season at Summers’. It is hardly necessary to remark that the season has already opened. In Gloves we have anything you want. In Ladies’ and Gentlemens’ Kid Gloves, Taft Silk Gloves, Ladies’ aud Mens’ Silk M'tlens from 25c. up. P. F Cuttino & Co. Dr. R. L. Y. Long received a tele gram last Saturday announcing the serious illness of his brother, at Jas- per, Ala., and left immediately to There will be au adjourned term of atteud him during his sickuess. Leave your head to be measured for a fashionable Hat;at Snead’s. Troup Superior Court in May. IceCream, Lemonade, Milk Shake aud Soda Water at Summers’. building. An address will be deliv ered by Hon. W. Y. Atkinson, and the occasion enlftened by other inter esting exercises. The friends of the order are cordially invited to attend. Capt. J. A. Hunter, Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, vis ited the couuty poor farm yesterday and made a thorough inspection of the premises. He found everything in excellent condition aud expresses himself as highly pleased with the management of affairs out there. There are twenty-four inmates on the farm and Capt. Hunter obtained most gratifying evidence that they are be ing well cared for. Mrs. L. J. Melson, of Jonesboro, is visiting iu Newnan this week. Messrs. R. D. Cole, Jr., and Y . C. ' During the high wind which pre- Thompson went to Alabama last ; vailed last Monday morning, about Tuesday input up a new engine and one hundred feet of the trestle com other machinery recently sold to a prising the western approach to the manufacturing concern in that State. Savannah, Griffin aud North Ala- ZTlarkct Jvcport. JUll— Kimcy Choice |SA I#—Corn |AN —Wheat IN-White Mixed |1T8— Pearl IV— Western We can soli you a $15suitofCinthes for $12. p. F. Cuttino & Co. Mrs. J. H. Graham, au estimable ' bama Hailroad bridge across.the Gbat- ladv of the Sixth district, has been so ! ,ahoOL ' hee riv( ? r blew down and was seriously ill for two or three weeks COmplete,y wrf,cked ’ A week or ten fat 13 ! charge. Ice delivered at your doors free of P ast as to require constant medical at- days will elapse before the structure May 4th. Elaborate arrangements are being made, aud we have every assur ance that the occasion will be fully up to former demonstrations iu point of interest. Tbe exercises will begin at 2 p. m. on the da y indicated, and a general attendance of our citizens is desired and requested. Tbe fol'owing programme has been furnished for publication by the offi cers of the Association: Music. Pfayer by Rev. W. R. Foote. Music. Introductory oration by H. A. Hall, Esq. Address by Howard M. Smith, Esq. Music. Benediction by Rev. J. H. Hall. Procession will form in front of Reese’s Opera House at 1:30 p. si. and march to the cemetery. Capt. L. R. Ray will officiate as Marshal of tbe day. Iu Carpets we lead the van. We import direct from the mill*, aud use cash tu discounting every bill—saving to the trade from 20 to 23 per cent, besides eiving new. clean «nd stylish goods. We have no middle man to divide with, but paw «ur duties on Imnorted good* here at our custom bouse, and as we are the only importers in our line, we know that we can give fresher voortk wlfh later steles and desl-ns than any other >sbutheru firms who deal exclusively with second and third hands, in fact, we have virtually no competition in tbe South and further wc guarantee prices equal to New York or any other Northern or Eastern city. WE ARE THE SOLE AGENTS FOR The celebrated Cross ley factory of Hartford. England, and have a full and complete stock or Velvets, Wiltons and Brussels received for lit* spring trade, all with rugs, portiere goods e'c., to match. FOR SHOES, SLIPPERS AND BOOTS Don't forget that we have every pair made to order in all lengths and widths for Ladies, Gentlemen, Boys, Girls and Children. Now don’t forget our place and remember that the prices as well as the quality arc guaranteed on everything we sell. Samples of Dress Goods sent on application. Agent for Bnuerick'* Pal terns. CHAMBERLIN, JOHNSON & CO., Importers, 66 and 6ft Whitehall, and 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, and 15 Hunter ftts., Atlanta, Ga. C. F. Meyer. (Si 1 15 Embroidery Chair Tidies at 50 and 75c. 1 J . F. Cuttino & Co. MEAT, PltODUCJC, ETC. L’ON—C. It. Sides Smoked Shoulders. |MS—Canvassed Uncan vassed |SACCO—Common to Medium Smoking Fancy Chewing ES—Dry Flint . Gain kTOES—Irish, per barrel.... sweet, per bushel ■TER—Good country -Tiereo Tubs and kegs PS—Fcrdoz lzji OKEREL—Half barrel, No. i. .6 25(40 Co (0 Vs (4 li (4 15 (4 15 35<a 46 45(9 76 56(91 ft; «(9 9 Its 3 uu (91 0o A splendid Check Muslin at 9c., free from starch. P. F. Cuttino & Co. Kits, No. 1 " 2 3 |AKN—Granulated Standard A Crushed Extra C kUP-N.O. LASSES—Black strap (91 (Hi (9 85 (9 75 (0 (cu (iU Clmuscmcnts. ESE’S OPERA HOUSE. silay, Friday and Saturday Niglits, April 21st, 22d and 23d, ~ AMI SATURDAY MATINEE. ill!ST AIM’EAHANCE IE DELL KNOTT I0MBINAT10N. A big stock of Ladies’ Slippers from 75c. a pair up. I*. F. Cutting & Co. of examining her display. We have trimmings to match all our goods. P. F. Cuttino & Co. Black Lawns. Satin Stripe and Black Lawn at P. F. Cuttino & Co.’s. The best 46-ineh Black Cashmere to he found is ut P. F. Cuttino & Co.’s. Co to S. S. Wilson’s for School Books, Blank Books, Stationery, etc. J. R. Herring can give you better Clothiug for the money than anybody. If you want a good article of Plug Tobacco, ask your dealer for “Old Rip.” _____ Orlando McClendon, Esq., made a hurried business trip to Alabama this week. Straw Hals! Straw Hats! Let every body go to J. R. Herring’s for Straw Hats. THURSDAY NIGHT, AfltlU 2tST, IHE TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN." FRIDAY NIGHT, April 22n, |Tho l.mighuhlc Comcily Entitlcil, InCLE JOSHUA WHITCOMB: on, Life in New England." VTURDAY MATINEE, 2 r. .M., pU-ntitiful Pastoral Drama Entitlcil, OR, THE CHRISTMAS CURSE.” L\ TURD AY NIGHT, April 23d, ■Menutil'll! Society Drama Entitled, r'FATE; OR, DIVORCED.” |lar Pricks of Admission.—15, 25 s, and no more. l»c**rs open at 7 eserved seats can l»e obtained at k Drug Store. Tutr Ct&wcrtiscmcnts. iBASTINE, ' ALABASTINE. * is made from calcined gypsum |ul chemically prepared for coating in* It is beltci than whitewash, n wall paper, and more durable |l>omine. Will not rub off; i»coomes> t rock. Trv it. tvorth will cover 50 square yards For sale by T. E. FELL A CO. yon SALE!—Hou.se and Lot on Depot Street, west side of Jail. Apply to A. Pope. My Spring Clothing just received. It is elegant aud cheap. J. It. Herring. Black Spanish Luce and Cream Lace full length of skirt at P. F. Cut tino & Co.’s. Rev. R. W. Hamrick will occupy Dr. Hall’s pulpit next Sunday at the Baptist Church. Ice for sickness can he obtained at 10:30 a. M. and 3:30 l*. m. on Sundays, at Summers’. i tention, and she is not out of danger ! Cftn be rel,uilt ’ and of wail • y et and passengers are now effected by ■ means of a flat. Freight traffic be Mrs. R. M. Barnes’ milinery open- ] yond the river is suspended. The loss j ing was well attended yesterday. It i aggregates about $2,000. will continue to-day and to-morrow, : * and all wbofeelan interestinfeminine ! u ArraD geinents *re now being made finery should not miss the opportunity i ^ whlch we ho|,e to enlar ^ e The u... js__. •’ Herald and Advertiser to 8-page, 45-column paper. This rangeuieut will be perfected in about three weeks, until which time we shall have to ask the indulgence of our readers and advertising patrons. The Herald and Adveetiser has already exceeded the limit of our ex pectations, aud is spreading out iu a way that furnishes some new sur prise every day, both in point of ad vertising patronage and subscriptions. Mr. A. B. Ashcraft left yesterday for Brunswick to try the sauitary ef fects of the salt sea air, and we trust he may be benefited by the trip. He has been iu failing health for three months past. Eight wagons came in from Luthers- vllle yesterday moruiug to get lumber with which to rebuild Mr. J. J. 8cog- gin’s dwelling, which was burned last week, and we understand work on the new structure will commence at once. Col. James \V. Shell will leave in a few days for Greenville, Miss. He goes for the purpose of attending to some legal business for the Messrs. Head Bros., of that place. He will be absen’ for some time.—Senoia Senti nel. - , “Keep up with the procession!" Parties who ure wearing Snead’s cele brated $1 shoes are marching just be hind theband mid leaving their friends who do not buy from Suead so far in the rear they can s -arcely hear the music. Capt. C. B. Towns, a brother of Mr. J. O. Towns, of S-noia, is freight agent of *he Jacksonville, Tampa and Key AYest Railroad, at Jacksonville, Fla., aud is one of the mosteffleient officers in the employ of that popular and im portant line. The Mechanics’ Band pic-nic has been postponed from Friday next to the 6th of May. I have a few chroruo pictures left. Call and get them at cost. S. S. Wilson. Drop iu and see tbe beautiful new Hats, Shoes and Slippers at Snead’s, (Greenville street.) Sugar-cured Hams, Syrups, Sugars and Coflees at K. S. Buchanan's, i (Snead’s old staud ) Those who have visited the scene of the bridge wreck on the Savannah, Griffin and North Alabama Railroad at Chattahoochee river say the debris furnishes very striking evidence that tbe timbers must have been in a hopeless state of decay some time before the accident occurred, and it is believed by some that the struc ture collapsed from sheer frailty rath er than from the effects ol tbe wind. One eireumstauce mentioned in sup port of this theory is that the timbers Mr. E. 8. Buchanan is * hooping up ■ fell in the heap; whereas, if the the mercantile traffic on his side of j structure had been unsettled by tbe town iu a way that has already given j force of the wind the timbers would bint prominence as one of our most : have fallen broadside. If this be true, enterprising merchants. His stock of , a thorough inspection of the bridge spring dress goods is especially attract- ; should be in a -e at unce to prevent ive, and we advise our lady friends to j what mightprove, under less providen- Mrs. J. H. Lane, who came to New nan two weeks ago to visit the family of Mr. J. E. Dent, was taken sick soon after her arrival, and is yet qnite ill. We are pleased to know, however, that she was somewhat better yester day and shall hope for her speedy re covery. The Dell Knott Combination presen ted “Ticket-of-Leave-Mau” last night to a good audience that went away well pleased. Harry W. Fenwick, as “Bob Brierly,” tbe hero, bad the sym pathy of the audience by his line act ing. Joseph Case, as “Hawkshaw,” wasanothergoodone. Special mention is also due Miss Ida Austin as Mrs. “Willoughby,” and Mr. Jerry Her- zell, as “Melter Moss,” who never fails to keep the audience in a roar of laughter. Miss Lydia Kuott was charming as “May Edwards.” Dell Knott, with his many aliases, deceived not only tbe detectives but the audi ence as well. Miss Clara Kuott, as “Sam Willoughby,” was also very amusing. Tornight they present Joshua Whitcomb, oue of the most laughable comedies ou the stage. go aud see him. tial circumstances, a serious disaster. To arrive uext week, a fresh lot of Men’s aud Boys’ Qiotbing. •P. F. Cutting & Co. They 36-inch Satteeus iu all shades, are beauties aud worth seeing. P. F. Cuttino & Co Ju White Goods and Faces we have enough to supply the county. P. F. Cuttino & Co. The best stock of Ladies’ aud Mens’ Hosiery in Newuan eau lie found at r. F. Cuttino & Co.’s. If you waut the best goods you ever saw for Boys’ Pants, and cheap, call ou P. F. Cuttino & Co. 5,000 doz. Coats’ Spool Cotton. Tt trade supplied at agents’ prices. P. F. Cutting & Co. 200 Towels at oc. each, 200 Towels at 10c. each, 100 Towels at 25c. each. P. F. Cuttino & Co. IS0UTHERN CULTIVATOR AND | DIXIE FARMER 45th YEAR. |ftE AT FA KM, 1N IU'STR IAL A N D IVriodiCRl of Iho South. It em- \ its constituency the intelligent, pro- md substantially successful farmers ction, and as au advertising medium lervhant, Manufacturer, Stock-Rais- professional Man is absolutely un- J ~ ! *“* ” " . . . space judiciously employed in its I We carry the largest ami fiuest stock Is always remunerative. By recent j f (’nod* in X>wn*n it now combines: The Dixie Farm- 1 01 17rebS LTOoas lu i>e * uau * Ita, Ga.; the Plantation, Moutgom- The new baker engaged by Mr. M. Yaretzky about two weeks ago took French leave last Monday, and he has not. yet succeeded iu supplying the vacancy. He hopes to be ready for busiuess in a few days, however, and will be better prepared than ever to furnish his customers with good bread. Rev. J. H. Hall, Rev. J. B. S. Davis ami Rev. H. S. Beese left A’ednesday moruiug to attend the State Baptist Convention, which met in Albany yes terday. Messrs. U.B. Wilkiusonand A. D.Freeman, the lay delegatesappoint- edfrom Newnan Baptist Church, were prevented from attending by provi dential and other causes. The Atlanta Presbytery. Dr. Stacy as minister, and Mr. T. E. Fell, as elder, representing the New nan church, returned Tuesday from the session of the Atlanta Presbytery which convened with Jackson Church ou the loth iust. Fromlbem we learn that there were present fourteen min isters aud twenty-four elders, fourteen churches being unrepresented. A pe tition from WestEud, for theorganiza- Fearl Spring Park. A novel stock enterprise, and one ! that gives promise of an unending j yield of sport and pleasure iu the near futore, was set ou foot last week by some of our prominent citizens, and permanent organization will be effected as soon as a charter can be ob tained. The company, which will be chartered under tbe name of the “Pearl Spring Park Association,”is com posed of fifty stockholders, the object being to construct a mammoth fish-pond aud stock it with choice varieties of fish. A suitable location has been found about two miles south of town, situated on a body of land belonging to Hon. \V. B. Berry, and about midway between the “Gordon” road and tbe old “State’’road. A small stream percolates through a natural basin at the point indicated, the whole beiug situated in tbe midst of a vast tract of original forest. It is pro posed to build a rock dam ten feet high at the lower extremity of the basin, which will insure the formation of a lake covet ing about ten acres in extent, and a depth of water averaging from three to ten feet. Summer houses, bath-houses, a danc ing hall, etc., will probably be erected on the margin of the Jake, and such other attractions added from time to time as will en. hance tbe popularity of the resort. Pleasure beats will be provided, also, for the benefit aud enjoyment of the members and their families. The privileges of the resort will be restrict ed exclusively to the stockholders and their immediate families. A cottage will be erected on the grounds, which will be tenanted by some responsible person as game-keeper, to prevent poaching. It is altogether the most attractive and practicable scheme for genuine enjoyment that could have been de vised, and all the shares (fifty iu num ber, and limited,) were promptly taken. Indeed, the value of the shares has already advanced fifty per cent., and none can be had even at this figure. Hon. W. B. Berry has conveyed to the association, gratuitously, a ten- year lease on the grounds, and at the expiration of the term we have no doubt that be will, with bis accus tomed liberality, renew the contract and perhaps extend the term indefi nitely. A preliminary meeting of the share holders was held, in the Court-house last Monday night—Hon. IV. Y. At kinson beiug in the chair and Mr. P. B. Murphey acting as secretary—at which time the plans and purposes of tbe association were discussed and au executive committee appointed. Tbe committee is constituted as billows: R. H. Hardaway, P. H. Brewster, M. G. Keith, I. N. Orr, P. S. Whatley, E. D. Fouse, J. I. Scroggio, M. F. Cole and A. O. Lyndon. The foil w- ing committee was also appointed to confer with Mr. Berry and secure a legal transfer of the proposed site: W. be quite a study to know where and how to begin, to keep from over-stock ing the market with trades that would come ir tbe line of nickel sales. The writer of this article invested her nick el in a very small quantity of writing material, and hopes when Messrs. Brown and Mnrray understand the circumstances they will be substan tially inclined towards this article as their share in tbe stock of this good investment. A Member. Newnan, April 18th. List of Letterti Remaining in the Post Office at New nan,Ga., April 11th, I8S7. If not called for in four weeks will b» sent to the Dead Letter Office: W. A. Ausborn, Eligeah Bridges, J. C. Ellington, Elic GariBon, Mrs. Catherine Jones, R. C. Jones, Mollie Key, col, Miss Easter Lasster, J. H. Perry, J. B. Perry, Home! Summerlin, J. R. McCollum, P. M. OUR STOCK OF NEW SPRING CLOTHING MONEY TO LOAN. I am now negotiating loans on im- pro/ed farms on most favorable terms. Borrower has privilege of keeping loan three or five years, or may pay up all or a part of it at any time. For full particulars call upon or address me at Newnan. Office with J. S. Powell, at- torney-at-law. x Howard M. Smith. The Family Educator.—Webster’s Unabridged Dictionary is a great fam ily educator, and no family of children ought to be brought tip without having ready access to the grand volume. It will answer hundreds of questions to the wide-awake child. It is an ever present and reliable schoolmaster to the whole family. IS NOW IN! CALL AND EXAMINE THE NEW SPRING STYLES. WE CAN FIT ANYTHING, FROM A P2-YEAR-OLD TO A 300-POUNDER! A recent conflagration in a remote Chinese village destroyed the ances tral home of tbe family of Confucius, with all its literary and artistic treas ures. Iu tbe building, erected about 600 B. C., generations of the male heirs of the Chinese philosopher have dwelt in unbroken line for 2,500 years. NOTICE TO TEACHERS. tion of a church at that point, was en- i ^ ’ At ^* n90D i T - Thompson, P. H 5,000 yards beautiful Figured Mus lin aloe, jteryard. These are no trash. P. F. Cuttino Co. The Josh Berry 14 Finger Grain Cradle saves all the grain, cuts clean and is easily handled. Farmers who have tried the Josh Berry Cradle will use no other. The saving in gram and time will more than pay for the implement in one season. Examine tertaiued, and will be acted on in May It will he interesting to our readers to kuow that this Presbytery is com- posed of thirty-eight churches, with a membership running up into the thou sands. Among these will be found oar best and most enterprising citi zens. The next session will be held with the church at Villa Rica. Brewster,' Dr. A. C. North, and O McClendon. Mr. H. C. Fisher was elected permanent secretary and treasurer. There being no further business, the meeting then adjourned. Tlie Presbyterian Sunday School. Mr. Editor:—Last Sunday morning Capt. T. M. Jones, the liberal-hearted frieDd and member of the Presbyte rian Church, introduced a novel feat- Teachers of Public Schools will please meet for examination on the fourth Saturday in April and the second and fourth Saturdays In May. DANIEL WALKER, C. S. 8, NEW MILL! GOOD GRINDING! I have erected a new mill on the site of the one recently burned, aud with new rocks and new outfit entirely, am prepared to serve my customers with quick service and a pood turn out. Give me a call. W. L. CRUCE. SALESMEN ^ WANTED A 1 to canvass for the sale of Nursery Stock! |Steady employment guaranteed. Salary and expenses paid. Apply at once, stating age. (Refer to this paper.) CHASE BROTHERS, Rochester, N. Y. SPRING MILLINERY! NEWEST STYLES! LATEST FASHIONS! I am now receiving my Spring Stock of Millinery, including everything usually kept in a strictly first-class millinery estab lishment, and cordially invite my friends to call and see me. My goods were bought in Baltimore and shipped direct, and I am better prepared than ever to offer inducements in th* Millinery line. Try me; am sure I can please you. Miss Carrie Ball is with me again this season and will be glad to serve her Mends as as often they may favor her with tbelrordere MRS. R. M. BARNES. Newnan, Ga., April 1st, 1887. pbern World, Atlanta, Ga.; tlie Phin- •ulturist. Marietta. Ga.; aud unites htiof these w ith its ow n large liM of |r>. The press und people all lest 10’ ; merit* ns a medium for controlling \ trade. Subseiptiou, one year iu ad- stage paid, $1.50. Sample copies sent vertisemenls, j>or line, 30c. We go : 25th of each month preceding our ■dress. jUl/ri VATOR rUBLISHING CO.. l\ O. Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga. RECEIVER’S NOTICE. P. F. Cutting <fc Co. Mr. W. C. Aycock, of Whitesburg, speaks of moving his sash, door and blind factory to Griffin. Mrs. U. B. Wilkinson left this morning for a few days’ visit to rela tive and friends iu Griffin. SECOND ROUND, lat the followlnc named places at the Mr. John D. Berry returned last Saturday from au extended trip to North Georgia and Tennessee. “They say” E. S. Buchanan has the prettiest wash goods in town; but mentioned tor the purix**, of re- j v an n „„ •n: o: stale and couuty Taxes, to- 1 aon t you oetteve it. uo ana secj Iturn: I Wednesday, Apr!! 2Uh. i, Thursday, 2»Ui. :iday. 23:h e, Saturday, 30th. ... .nesdav. May 3d. J Gross Roads Wednesday, tth. Isiore. Thursday, Slh. ■lie, Friday, 6th. I’s station, Saturday. 7th, tokos’, Tuesday afternoon, loth. J’s Mill, Wednesday, 11th. d station. Thursday forenoon. 12tb. I.Mill, Thursday afternoon, 12th. I Mill. Friday, 13th. Court Ground, Saturday fore- J. J. FARMER, X. K. Cultivated German Millet Seeds for sale at the New Hardware and Seed Store, . A. Pope. Nuns Veiling iu Tan, Cream, Violet, Blue and Black, all wool, at 25c. per yard. P F. Cuttino & Co. Iu Ladies’, Misses’ and Boys’ Shoes, we have the finest stock we have ever earned. P. F. CGttixo A Co. P. H. Doughertj A Co. We take pleasure in placing before | ure in the Sunday-school of giving j our readers the merits of this emi- i e ? ch officer - tocher and scholar a j nently substantial and successful At- i n * c ^ e * 83 a nucleus for investment du- : it und you will be sure to buy. For i ant a house. A visit to the house any j rinK the remainder of the year, the sale by Hardaway & HunUr. day in the week, or at any hour of the j P riice eds to be used by the school in \i w T nf HAralenn day i " ill discover its popularity, and 1 wh! ‘tever manner it should be deemed Mr?. W. Ij- 1 lor. of ri&rslsoD, i ... j host Hs rave ths phildrpn a <pnothlf> , ^ ■ an investigation of prices will di9- ; ne gave me enuaren a sensioie while visiting rsluiit m at thk in ace j _ j talk* full of crood advice advancin'!? am , , . f * j close ihe cause. The firm has ag 1 auvn*;, aavancmg as last week, was taken suodenly and . d a tock of M can be I hl9 Bret reason, the good the money dangerously ill aud for some time life ‘ ? . ! accumulated would do fir the cause , . , , T -„ . . . found under anv roof tn Georgia, and “ccumuiaieu wouta ao i »r tne cause was despaired of. L nder the treat- satisfied where n ' in,e n de<1 ; a “d secondly, it wonJd aid ment of a skillful physician, Dr. W. any taste can 0 satisfied wfiere a , unr i„ h l „ _ , ,K „ world of varieties lie before one to se- uexeioping ousiness traits, upngfil F. Culpepper, she began to slow ly urn Mr Dougherty’s strongest j and honorable in every particular. At prove au<L was able to be removed • s / . . Christmas he nronoaeii that there i ik i hold upon the public estimation is the 1 ^ Qrl8lmas ne P ro P°eea mat mere home on l&st »_unds^. e wish for ... . should ho & lrathcTim? nf schrwii strict adherence to fair representation ‘ 08 a B» l nenng oi me senool, j of goods and his square prices to all. ; ^ ey * re ’ to report their stew- His dress goods this season are uu- ards ^'P the amounts accumulated, Mr. M. Yaretzky will leave uext matchable, while tn ribbons, laces,' w ”fi the manner of investment, etc, Monday for Selma, Ala., whither he buttons, trimmings, edgings, enibroid- j there Bad been no increase, the goes to attend tbe marriage of bis sis- 1 eries. etc., ODe is reminded of an ex- ! original sum must be returned to the ter, Mis9 Fannie, which has been ap- s position. See his advertisement, and i donor . who in heart would say, as was pointed for the AYeduesday following. , call ou him when trading in Atlanta. * a *d to the unprofitable servant, “Take The bride elect Is well known in New- ——-—— l ** e ta * ent from him and give it to tbe , nan, having spent several months "etant spare Him. one with ten talents.” The plan waa here during tbe past summer, and her '»* last i?sue of Guntersville happily proposed and cordially re- numerous friends are onlv withhold- (A,a ’ J Democrat makes the following ceiyed, the children being enthused ing their congratulations until the interesting personal mention concern? ' over the idea of the large earns they i Mannractared and.' sold by m. saLBIDE pflee a prominent citizen of Newnan: would make from the aalea nf nnn. 1 G “- her au early recovery.—Senoia Sen- tfc!. • SMOKE “NEWNAN GIRL” CIGARS. CLEAR HAVANA FILLER. PRICE, 5 CENTS. RHODES' COTTON PLANTER! THE BEST IN THE MARKET! —FOR SALE BY- HARDAWAY & HUNTER, Newnan. J. R. COLE, Turin. W. H. FERGUSON & CO., Seuoia. THE THOMAS HARROW IS ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE BEST IMPLEMENT OF ITS KIND IN USE! •. FOB SALE BY HARDAWAY & HUNTER. A FRESH LOT TENNESSEE GERMAN MILLET SEED JUST RECEIVED. E. S. BUCHANAN, DEALER IN DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, SNEAD'S OLD STAND, WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE. NEW GOODS, Everything Selected with Care and BOUGHT FOR CASH. Wc will Duplicate Atlanta Prices in anythin? in the Dry Goods line. NOTIONS AND NOVELTIES felicitous event takes plfee. ins & Prominent citizen of Newuan; j would make from the sales of pop-! «■'- — “C'apt. L- R- Ray, of Newnan, Ga., j corn, goobers, chicken? and anything ? The time f->r railroad passes has . and Mr. Phil. McKay, of Eufaula, Ala., -in rheir line,” whilstolder ones were , past. We are passed no more. Many have been in the city the past week I puzzling their heads how to make “a ! a poor country scribe will now “wet prospecting. We learn they have pur- | start” from so small a sum. And if i tbe paper dowjj” with tears. Many a ; chased some property and anticipate i one will think for a moment, it will or all kinds; algo St full line of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, And a General Linn of GENTS'’ FURNISHING GOODS. I also carry a full lint of CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. MY GROCERY LINE IS COMPLETE. PURE GOODS AT LOW PRICES “SELL" IS MY slorro. Come and see me and bo convinced. If yon don’t bay you aril] be treated politely. W. C. Grace Is with tbe boose and will be pleased to see his old friends. S. BUCHANAN.