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TIIU MESSEiNGER. LAFAYETTE, GEORGIA. Thuraday Morning, Dec. 2, 1880. Rates of Subscription : Tw«lve .Months $1.50 ill Months 75 Pour Months 50 Stogie Copies 05 nvarlnbly in advance. ANNOEXCEMENTS. For Tax Collector. We are authorized to nnnntince the name of NOAH MEREDITH, as a candidate tor Tax Collector, of Walker county. Election iu Jauu »ry. We are authorized to announce the name of Jacob Gondson Jr., as a candidate for Tax Collector, of Walker county. Election first Wed neaday in January next. For Ordinary. We are authorized to announce the name of J. A. PARK, as a can didate for Ordinary of Walker coun ty. Election in January next. To Our Subscribers. We are on the point of leaving the county to engage in another enterprise. On the first of January the Messenger will pass into other and worthier hands. We have met with nothing hut uniform kindness from the citizens of Walker with whom we have had business rela tions. Leaving as we do we shall need everything that is due us on our books. The individual amounts are small; but in the aggregate a'e large. We need the money. We appeal then to the good will of our subscribers to come forward to our help. It will be far better iti a bus iness point of view, as it will pre vent all possibility of a mistake and confusion in the future. A Card. Cedar Grove, Walker Coun- ) ty, Georgia. v November 30th, 1880. ) Mr. Editor: Dear Sir—l wish to make known, to my fellow-citizens, through the medium of the Messenger, that af ter the solicitations of numerous friends, I have consented to change my candidacy lor the office of Re ceiver of Tax Returns, to that of! Collector, have not done so in the interest of any one of the candi- j dates; but in obedience to the wish es of my friends, I hope that my course will meet with general ap- j proval. My fellow citizens, this is the first j time in thirty-four years that I ! have been before you, for your suf- j frages nor would I he now, if I had the physical ability to perform 1 manual labor to support my family j the office at your hands would he ! by myself and female family high- j ly appreciated. With due respect, Noaii Meredith. Notice. I hereby inform my friends, to I whom lam very giateful for pas! | kindnesses, that I am now with II B. Parks & Co., Rome, Geo., dealers in ladies dress goods and trimming'-', men and boys’ custom made cloth- I iog, jeans, hats, caps, boots, shoes, and in short an unbroken line of staple and fancy dry goods and no tions. When you are in the city I shall be pleased to have you cal! arid sec i me, as I can offer you these goods at prices that will justify you iu purchasing. Respectfully, J. W. Close. Rome, Oct.. 1880. 4t inf. LaFajette Surgery. I have a very fine assortment, of peach trees at my nursery in Lv- Fayelte, any variety from the ear liest to the latest. I will be at home till the first of December, and will deliver trees at the nursery at 15 cents apiece. 21. J. Jones. - ——S > One Experience from Many. “I hail been sick and miserable so long and had caused my hus band so much trouble anil expense no one seemed to know what ailed me, that I was completely disheart ened and discouraged. In tins frame of mind I got a bottle of Hop Bitters and I used them un known to my family. I soon be gan to improve and gained so fast that my husband and family thought it strange and unnatural, but when I told them what Imd helped me. they said "Hurrah for Hop Bitters I long may they pros-1 per for they have made mother wetland us happy." —To- Mother, r—lloiw Journal. * LOCAL MESSAGES. Read nil new advertisements. Miss Ellen Stiff, we learn is quite ! sick. A great deal of rain the past week, I creeks high. Justice court was in session last i Wednesday. See prospectuses of Atlanta Con stiution ntid New York Observer , in j this weeks paper. A gentleman in Atlanta has agreed to watch the grave of a friend in the cemetery twenty night for our thousand dollars. Any ladies wishing to know of the merits of the Excelsior Kidney Pad, its action etc., arc referred to Mrs. Wtn. E. McKecknie, Photo graph Parlors, Toledo Ohio,—See 1 Adv. I When you are visaing Chatta nooga call on L. Payne & Co , and j take a look at their large.stock ot groceries, and if you want to buy , there is no het'er place in the city j to get good goods cheap. The Chicago Times says: War j her’s Safti Kidney and Liver Cure 1 | is highly endorsed by ministers, ! judges, physicians, surgeons, bv j j men of literary and scholarly dis- j { tinetion, and by individuals in all j the w ilks of life. J. It Cairns, Sheriff of Lenawee | Co., Mich., says:—l have worn an j "Only Lung Pad” for Bronchial | difficulties, and have not been troubled with a cough nights since : wearing it. —See Adv. The announceuiei t of Mr. Noah | Meredith appears in our paper this week. He is an old citiz-n of the ] county, well and favorably known fto our people, and we cheerfully commend him and his claims to j the kind consideration of the v - ters of the county. We direct attention to the adver tisement of Saviors & Co., and j would state to our readers that they j manufacture their own candies, and j will be able to furnish all kinds of 1 candies, toys, &c., for Christmas j holidays. Give them a call if you need anything in their line. A new book on t'*e horse and ! his diseases, by B. J. Kendall M. D„ containing one hundred pages, j and sixty-five engravings. This is a I comprehensive, valuable wore and worth ten times its cost, to every ! one owning a horse. For sale at j this oliice and sent Post-paid on I receipt of price, 25 cents, in cor j rency or stamps. Address all ! orders to Messenger. La Fa vetteGa. | NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES. Gathered Prom All Sources. - The Rome drummers are “doing” Mississippi. The race for Mayor iu Rome, is getting lively. Frank Cohen is making the Bul letin, a lively paper. Marietta has not a single empty store or dwelling house. The price of cotton has been on the rise in Rome for a few days. There is a great and growing de- [ maud for laborers in Chattanooga and ! Rome. Mr I. N. Teet, of Floyd, was j married to Miss Mary C. Spratling a \ few days siuee. Married by It“V. F W. Clipiiv, Rev. A. A. Marshall to Ella Perry— all of Floyd county. It is rumored in Rome, that a j new depot is soon to be built in the upper part of that city. W. F. Alford got the bridge of his nose wrecked from a rock thrown by Creeu Baker, hi Koine. Rev W. A. Lawton, of Dalton, lias been called as pastor of the Bap tist church at Kingston. During the past two years the bonds of Rome have advanced from 50 to 95 and 97 cents on tiie dollar. A woman recently visited Rome, who had never seen a locomotive, a bale of cotton, an orange, nor a lemon. The Dalton Citizen says: “We learn from good authoritv that a cotton compress will he built here at an early day. Dalton is getting to he a great winter resort, for many families from the north and west, as well as a suai uier retreat. A white man and negro were ar rested a few days ago, suspected of complicity in the burning of Chicka tnanga depot. The Dalton Citizen thinks that Georgia should have a dog law, and Dalton should have a carriage and buggy factory. The “small hoy” enlivens ihings at night, in Rome, with a cap explod ing pistol. The Bulletin man is about to get mad about it. Summerville Gazette: Charles Smith on Lookout Mountain, lost his house and its contents by lire on the ) night- of the l«ib inst, • 1 A Marietta correspondent of tlie : Constitution, says Marietta has more girls than any town in Georgia, and consequently more marriages. The annual Conference ol the Methodist Episcopal Church Soiuli, of North Georgia is iu session iu Rome, having commenced yesterday (Wednes day.) The candidates for Mayor in the coining election In Cartersville, weigh respectfully 225 and 9!*’... pounds; hut the interesting question is which Is the i heaviest at the ballot box. A fevy days ago, several lu-erois at a eorn-sbiieklng, near Floyd Springs ' Floyd county, indulged in a small riot in which one of tie* negroes was se verely, and perhaps, fatally stabbed. F'ftv emigrants tiasse I up tlo State road one day last we-t for the Far West. It seems ns If there Is no end to this wholesale exodus from a i rich and growing country to the bury ing grounds of the western states, in every instance “distance lends eti i cinintinent,” and the Far West seems j an Eldorado to the. restless and dissat isfied hundreds who are continually ; leaving all parts of the country. —[Dal- I ton Citizen. Yesterday evening a huge ('beto ken Indian, who had been with Sell's | circus, became slightly intoxicated, and ! seeing one of the hated pale-faces in the | rear of Crow's saloon, jerked out a pis j tol and compelled the poor unfortunate j at the pistol’s mouth to eat mud, which | demand was complied with. Mr. lo nian for this hit of pleasantry was ar rested by officers Ilunnicut and Thom pson and incarcerated in Hie city jail, where he now lies in durance vile, no doubt contemplating emigration to the Dirt-Eaters in Arizona, where he can witness the operation of the digestion of dirt without interference by the arms of the law.—[Chattanooga Times. Rlrd Nets. 15 feet, bag and 15 feet wings 84 00. 20 “ “ “ 20 “ “ 500 Veal & Son. Rome. Ga. Mission Ridge Breezes. Editor Messenger: j Owing in the, suspension of the j Mission Ridge postoffice and the ir | regularity of the mail, there hasn’t j been ai.y news from this place for j some time at.d thinking a few lines | from here, would not he nut of i place I send a few items. The average farmer is done gath ering corn and sowing wheat. Mr. E. A. Tally cut his foot bad ly last week. A little daughter of Mr. Thomas T. Ellis, got very badly burnt lasi : Week. Mrs. Mi h-r, of Lookout Moun tain. is visiting tier reh-lives in Dry Valley Ibis week. •Mr. Thomas Wilson. an old and highly respected citizen died verx suddenly at Ids resilience the 13lh of this inst., nf pneumonia fever ; aged GO >, ears. Also on the 14 inst., Mr. Row; aged 70 years. Married the 25th inst., Mr. Thornburg, son of Dr. A. Thorn burg, living near Cassandra, and Miss Georgia A. Myers, of Crawfish Spring. , May angels guide their pathway While here on earth they stay, May heaven he their resting place When they have passed away. There is one man in this commu nity that reeds to tie congratulated Mr. W. F. Pearce—it is a boy this time. We met him one day this week, his face wearing a smile as large ns a saucer. C. November 2fi!h. 1880 Rock Spring Dots. We are not as quiet as we use to was, the * ad weather, the mail, the eleclioiis &c., are worrying some of us considerably. Our P. M. has got along so far without a fight; hut he has kept away from the office part of the time. Some people are not done sowing wheat yet. Guess they will quit. A good deal of cotton to pics yet. The health of our community is pretty good. We have heard of several who have went west this fall, that are dissatisfied. Our friend Doc Jones who went west some time ago— is very siek. Stay in old Georgia young man—this is a good place. Tolerable. Best Goods, Lowest Prices. Best Quality, PURE SILVER Thimbles, For 25 CFNTB. And ENGRAVED Free Ol Charge. Or two old ones for one new one. VEAL & SON. Rome Ga. Hundreds of clergymen, doctors ! and others has used ‘Kendall’s Spavin Cure’ with the best success. Read the Advertisement. , Il§|l . '-did Pr> Th* OMr*t andinutt extensive St*** m> u> uLsimk ilii & wo**, Pini.yy ♦ i i&o.titi i* at i Veal A Son, Jcwolci'h. (Sold AmeriiMii ..i v r Solid I, 111 test (toll I \\ ilv ii - 'Jill ill Gents’ Silver A.-IMTIOaIi le vers 10.1 Hi Genta’Silver Swiss B.CO Gents’ Nickel Amei iem 8.1)0 Gents' I’lateil Swiss .... 5(10 (J|mu |nisitioii Swiss o.Oli Setli rinillirt-Clock-. ti i 500 Pl’iii. M n.tli (’i.iei.s I Medium Good Cioe,!- i’.i.i. (’miiihii. O' ci, > 1 it. Fine G ild t)..er;i Chums 'JO ’■mini Silver Te:iS(limns, per Sett i Sulnl Silver Fir.,, pel's 0... 12. si Silver Plated I e:.sp.ions, per M‘tt MX) Silver Fluted i';i!il"sp*n»ns, per sett 2.110 Double Lined Violin, l)ow and wood cas“ 5 (X) Solid Silver Tliitlddes. (name engruveil on) 50 Heavy Solid Gold Wedding Kings, (names engraved )... 500 !3)iscell:tneouß Advcttiscmcnls. TKE SE&T PAFESI TRY ST!! BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED 861li Yl-IAR. THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. Tilt* ciKNTirir Amiritan i- :i lant” Fh*t (’lath VVt- kly »*ws|tsit*cr »»' Siitecn PiijM'h. i>i| o <| in i . limsi l»-HUtlTtil Ijflf, pr dii-I'lv (lids rat it • rIiN|MM ilicl •*n ravins* r* |ir*-Ke«itii*c »Invenihnii i 'ii t ln* Ml'<st \ Vtinri-H in Itu* r’s ntifl 'cii tn r; |i t’ltidim! Ni*w fit i j» Fact*, in sriimltut 'ln.lieu Mir**, tin- Home, II il li, i i*. f •ooiat Sc'ii’tiee, N : nr.il Hit-lory, Gi-nlnsy, Antron. my Tlie um-i v <l*i bl«-oranirHl i-tiper' hi e.tiim vvr lere ill all Hfp ipiit* tit* of f'eicni-i.*. Mill lie foil 111 the •«* ruff fie lilierUMfi. IVnns $3 3tf |ht year. s,i.Gi half year, wi/u- 1. ( » fill 1s»«e. •'i-COU !to \|ft*i,M. S||ii>i< i*o||.. • ii C**i*l*«. old 111 all \ew*deil‘"r*. ' Ki*'liit Ii pos< as offer t» M • 1 A V ('«i., I'ub I-Iptb, 3? |*a* How. Sen 1 Y'l k. 1) A r P|/VJ r s''Q liMMiimeetlon with ill 1 ikl Lll 1 i • iei.iiflr Am rii in M'lmii -a o are »nlh iior- of iti«*ri<- ii anil PoreJifii l*aten|«, hav' had Mnriy five v nr-’ • \ jierieii and now nave »:»• |iir.» >i :i• Ii lun •i it lie world. I’:tenia are olitu-u'd on tin* h<*si ihii,. Ash cial lioticrt *8 mide in tli<* -cifi.ilic \n:crc.iii mi all liiVeniio'iH pale fed 'hrooßli Mil- Xtienei, .villi the ii ame ami re-id *,ire ot iu«* I* ifcter. |{y tin: ioiiueneH eireulati-m lints wvrn. |itiliU<- nUcniioii is oir«*n-d id Ihe merit- of the new iiiieni, and sales or )ntrndoi*U*m is often easily ••ir* , **l«*d. Aii v per Min wim ha- in tie a new tliscv ry or in ve'tfitin, can iiscerraln. free oi rliurffe, •< hetio i a |it»eni can (irohnlily !*»• nbtiim ii. tiy ‘i Ifjiic I** »fuiili x f'o. We al-o -end free our Hand Hook ahoui tli- Patem Laws. I'air-nis, • aveats. I’rmlc Warkn, heir po-ls nml how ftroenretl, wilh lntils for nro eii i' g a Ivnnces on inveni ons Address !h lit !*«ip -r or eoncernint! f'tilenls virrvv & o ..17 r.-.rk How, v v ftrnncll Office, t or. F &. 7 It Sis. VV’asnliiefon ft i» C A. p L'uffc, -iial/e'' Cures by A. SoUl’iioX (Matnre’sway) iiviaawu. - d A?O'KL^- -jtjac--rA^jajttrucMnta*. ra-d * | I LUXO DISEASES, XI I I THROAT DISEASES, I I *“I!EEATI!INfi TROUBLES. Il DRIY'ES INTO In* system curative agi'ii s mi I lienling nii'ilii'ini's. It DRAWS FROM tin- ilisi'iised parts tile poisons that cm,si: ilealli. T Lousandi testify to its Virtues. YOU CAN BE RELIEVED and CURED Dont’ despail* iinlil yon have tlied this Sensible, Easily applied ami it A !> I- C A h L Y E F !•’ E C T U A L Ki'ineily. Sold by Druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of price, $2.00. by ‘Only’Lonng Pad Co "'“lm 'Villimi.s block, Year.” a. iit free. Detroit Micll. Nov. 4. ly Western A: ASltinfie Kail Itoail. No. I. —North Bound Passenger Ijcnve Atlanta 8:00 p in Arrives at Cliiittiinunea H:47 pin No. 2. —South Bound Passenger. Leave Cli.itlauoo.ia 5:25 p ill Arrives at. All ml 11:00 p n No. 3. —North Bound Passenger. Leave Atlanta ...5:20 a m Arrives at CtiaOnmiga 5:56 atn No 4. South Bound Passenger. L live CliaHal.oooa... ' 111 | Arrive al Allaola 12 30 p in Su,iv.s.tiG.\ wi.vrr.rv r. I "';*»UTO SKLLjJ SCI(>/UCS lUiAI-liKSp. f| k - i llimifll »«d *»* • M - *" AM 'I I > 1 DO Cut This Notice Oat U S\ n l s.. Il II w'i your til . II aIM» Js.YI) A 3 *»T »dhln in 111 a. rWi r 8 1 S-FOSTER & CO-, II Cinc;naati 0. ROBHISON V7A*33P! makuf mi i.Kiats up Spring* WAGONS Buggies & Phaetons. WE DO NO'l WANT AGENTS! ' WF. OPPKII Ill'll STANDARD I It ADK VEHICLES TO THE TRADE- Work that has an established reputa tion, and that ean be handled with sat isfaction. bo'h to buver and seller. Send for l-i'jns in I nrice. to ROBINSON W UJON CO., CINCINNATI, 0- Ak I tvek in your -wn town. %’> Outfit f* f*fr I*l*. No rink. Header, t you want a | \Jf V n hi'ke gr* at i-uy a I the time they work, writi* for |»articul;«ri* i- II llal t*TTfc foTiUnd, M ifriH. iy ■ * At the Balloon! At the Balloon! P Hi ra|MP Pidhtn I £ H Sii|.ei'ni- t. all <ln n a POU I.siO'v7 CHEAP..'E If.:. H THE CUE APES . iCvpi’ytlsius • nsii'.'tfdt'fd as tvprrw <iO\l or isiom-y uvfiWea ''Mtii' hi I a\« :.(•*,! ihii•i k|: , iji, our wY: k t liver ha *l•n, pi t iiu* K*> d* l y ihr imi I* ad, uuin iy c n.i-r h (iJI *i 11 i ruuniog over WITH BARGAINS -LL OVER THE HOUSE. Dress GsjaN, F'nncv (»a«d¥, Willlnci'y Coods, <'as.v meres J*o;ihk, Cttdaiiadea, Pre»l>>, S>»i»tp><£Lc«, Ladies Lineu Sail*. Tile *’5C r. CjJHTES lb FBLI CF fIEW AKB USEFUL ARTICLES a: a much less price than you can get them elsewhere. •» IKE i«CT. COU6STEB KAS IIAKY ARTICLIS THAT WOULD, • i?, ’-st you 25 to 50ecnt at other place* you will -uiv»* uumey by luakinr your pur* cliasc* i*i ibu liAlilaOON. THE SEWING 16 A CHINE DEPARTMENT. The largest variety of first class Maeldncs in the State, such as, The Eldridge, Whi e. Royal, St Jolm, Weed, Victor. Remington Domestic, Ameri can, Davis, Singer, and Wanzer. The H T - nz r «n*l .Singer are our ••hefipe<t niachiiiOE. Persons wishing cheap 2nd Hand mn-diines, e:m always fiu-1 a iron*! nsMvtmerit. Wxchanire new ma chine- for old ones. Sell for cash an on monthly poincntH, Don’t fall t »call at the Balloon before buying anything in our line. 11. 7L SOXJDER, Chattanooga, * . F. WAItW.AW. I{. JONES. WAKDLAW L JONES, At the Cld Stard of Recce Eros., in DeSolo, Dealers in all kinds of FANSY A:iD FAMILY GBCGEBIE3, AL33 BAGGUtG SHO TIES, and all kind of supplies, usually kept in a first class grocery store. tt « have a in connection with our More a large commodious Mablo and wagon var«l The rade of Walker and adjacent counties especially solicited. iiSf-We p»v lie* highest market price for uli kinds of country produce, sod sell our goods at •'rock bottom prices,” WAKDLAW & JONES. an iu & o , DEALERS IN * • CM CIjOCKN, j n > WATCHES, JEWELKY AND SILVERWARE. : l I iron i:, GGOUGIA. ' f aOfStml Fur IIRGI LA R. TA Kld r nIIH LV WW W A L K K r.EIiEK It KK R R W W VV VV A A I, K K K II K VV W VV W A A L K K K It K VV W VV VV AAA A I. K!\ KEG HRRKit VV VV VV VV A A I, K K K K K WW WW A A K K K R It It W VV A A LLLLL* K K EKEEE It tt couj^fry VIVI MM KI’KOK HSHS HSSS KKCEE NN V GOUO KI’EEK RRRKKK VI H VI V| F. H el M H K V N N O o ti It H VI M ,\| l| K S H K tiS S (J K R U VI M M VI KKE S S S.vSS |;uG N N N I. KKK KUKRI VI V1 VI VI K S H K N S S t; 01J K It h \| V1 V| VI R H A A rt K Nix N li ti K It U VI MM M I.KiU.K SSKB HSSS Kl'.l'AlK Nf NS OHUU KKKKK K tt AT LaFayette, Walker Co,, Georgia. -AT- One I>ol!ar and Cents. I r (iJit>ci Hhnrcit;> .•^ivi.r.Uaui.Diits. II Ageati In Sell the 3t nntUrtl ißtevltauM Roek Farming for Profit Neir, Accurate, Com.ireben'lre. A Gosmtet* F.rrrf fl l‘> Kir/■■J/V H 1 ' 1 ” , !l1 ■U™ l-nilinf. Mako Money | U r' m srrus »;»r- J. A CO.# I'Mladelpliia, I’a. Merchant, Manufacturers, Nursorymon, Florlots, /&*** Stntloncrs and fIL > j'.'i.Tjl i f BuSIIIOSS F*o3plO •reryw! l erc delight*. I with, an ! i'fl Make and Save Money pM »*•“"*«»*• world renowned M J<t iWoDira ™« ! m« PRESS It i* ler«r enough to ilo *ll the printing required, atroni*. rapid. Hast I o Work, *lraa\4 relUt ir, ait-Tany boy < n. it, end do hundred* of dollar* worth of r otk , vr • y year. We make twelve *tyie*. Itotli hand end |<.i>tpowrr. rant>inj( in pro f. fr< t.i st-ooinirarda. Sf nd j-t ent mim> f.*r < lr'u. . • o j„ ure. 0T " the MotiHl. I’Hl' i, . r- c« | !,r nionth -id good pr.>-,pr t* ahead n. t. i. h „ j-,.*. "My Moot I lu*-v- r |„.i,i i. r in,rlf a ..r dyui r 1 nriniii.R a. -ne.' -W. F. Wf*ot.At. i>. Fatrtrld, I \ t MOlill. d .e* all and even in e ti. .it y< u cl*.in for It. ■*<—»- 11. SNYUPR, Neat n, N I First Prire»*t Paris, 'y®, an l.Sydney, N.S. W.. 'j 9 . Addre.a all urilers or InquiriesUj manufacturers* J. W. Daughaday ,% Co. 7 'll Chat nut St. Philadelphia ▲ltabu Ariar, J. A. Dakmrtt. iiutior. tifti'l ,-dU vert iter, L»to of •• home akd farm.” “SOOTHInd WEST,” Pi'iuniiiD at US Pink Strkkt, St., Lons. By ALFRED AVEHY & CO. f*e»rt«l for cample cop ca of “KOf'Tll nr.d WIIST,** wnlch is u fii -i-< Mms iighculturnl and family paps r, piib!i*li.*<l monthly nt the low price of 50 Cunts a Ykak. Politico are entirely Ignored, (icr.eral news valuable In for mat ton, and Interesting rerniinx matter me fur nished. Tho best of correspondent* co tribute from .ill sections of theeoutitrv. Ireful premiums and liberal coin mi »<iions will be given to club raisers. Samplbm Fkkc. Ad(lr«*s, SOUTH & WEST,” *!fi Pins Street, St. Loula, M 3, CTgWBSjCTWWJaeW, , .WJWBmEMWWAM (I'h.ilhmoogn T. H. PAYNE & Co. f Successors to P.ittou and Payne JO33ERH AMD RETAILERS OF School 3ooks, Station ery, Blank Books, Wall Paper, Pic ture Frames ai d Moul dings . —:<>: — Our stock is complete in every line and prices is 4> r r r r <> 3 j ON SCHOOL BOOKS, PATER, Envelops, Pens. Ink Pencils and slates. We make Picture Prames I of every discription and price. —to: — Tl'e Largest stock ot WA 3. F. P APISH ii East Tennessee. croqwkt NetM. 'S’h«‘ Nc*it and riifaprsl in the m;ti'l.’H;d lid,!o, * W1..1f), SI.7A, SPJ.- 1 oil, S‘j,.vo, *:».«;>, mo, M $5.04) pr !•*«•<. bnllm and hnt* «f* every (Icacriidion. Send for Sample and (.rices T. US. PAYAE A t 0., Chattanooga, Tknn. A XIE VOLUTION A. W. JUDD, Portrait a aid Landscape PHSTQGHAPHEB, lias Nooiirftd the oxolusive right for tlin city of Ohnftannoßfi to use* tl-.e WONDERFUL AROTYPE PROCESS. This is flie process which ha a brought about mic' a startling revolution in the o.aimer of producing photographio i»iit,iM. The orotyi-e prints are made with primer’s inks on a common hand press, and arc therefore ah^nlutelj?per ma.ienf. 'fhe most remaliable feature of this improvement is the cheapness with which the prints can he produced. We respectfully solicit an inspection of the « Xfpiisite specimens of th« work on px" ; i • ‘on 21 'J Maik * Mtroet. Chattanoo ga, Teon. Respect fuly, A. W. JUDD. J. H. CADY & CO., 198 Market Street, CH.ITT.ISOO«A, TENNESSEE. -Sol- Keep en hand a full lino of Newspapers and Periodicals, Books and Stationery, Whole sale ami Retail, Wall Paper, Variety Goods, Wrapping Paper and Paper Bags, School Books, —|o§— Will s»*ii any Bonk published. If not to rtock will order promptly. —§o§ Uall and see mo when yon como to uad get Uirgaiu^.