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THE M K SiSEiN HE H.
LAFAYETTE, GEORGIA.
Thursday Morning, Dkc. 16, 1880.
Rates of Subscription:
Twelve Mmii1i*,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 50
f tx Montli* 75
Four Month* ...... 50
*Ji|<eCopirft 05
nvarubiy in advance.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff.
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for Sheriff. Election first
Wednesday in January.
JOEL WITHERS.
For Tax Collector.
./We are authorized to announce
e name of NOAH MEREDITH,
a candidate for Tax Collector, of
alker county. Election in Janu
i f .
We are authorized to announce
! i name of Jacob Goodson Jr., as
a candidate for Tax Collector, of
' Ike'county. Election first Wed
v> a. n January next.
For Ordinary.
are authorized so announce
t' i lie of J. A. RARE, ns a can
d at for Ordinary of Walker coun
ty ection in January next.
5 X . I . _ ■■mill __
To Our Subscribers.
\\ re on the point of leaving
the i lty to engage in another
enter[ e. On the first of January
the Ml ' enger will pass into other
and w. lier hands. We have met
with n ; ng but uniform kindness
from tl : tizens of Walker with
whom nve had business rela
tions. ... ing as we do we shall
need o v ir.g that is due ns on
«nrbo> . he individual amounts
are sn it in the aggregate a^e
large. . e leod the money. We
appeal ei to the good will of our
auliscr • n o come forward to our
help. I ibe far better in a bus
iiKssjk of view, as it will pre
vent • possibility of a mistake
sn ’. Cf * ision in the future.
mmr-TBm —mu; Mn^MMwrKMSi/wjMii««ikr»c?
Au Auctiou Sale.
Wi i e sold without reserve on
Thnr * y the 16th inst., at the
placr •* inwn as the residence of A.
Mcl ■- : A6O acre tract of land
40 a cleared, 20 timbered. Tiiis
is a >d cotton, or corn and wheat
fan also one horse, cmv and hei
fer gilt fat hogs, a lot of new
p’ ,* i and farming utensils, cook
i tove. White sewing machine
: irf running order, good as
i u sale, bureau and tied
s many other articles of
I : ind kitchen furniture.
.o.' , shot gun, and new
, »- narrow, ifcc.
locmiTmessaues.
The next issue of the Messenger
will he on the first Wednesday in !
hmunry. Thir will cause no loss
i subscribers, as the full number
f issues to complete the volume i
will he made. It will give the j
» ... eto get the office in ,
workingshap r or the new year.
In the race for rk S. C. we tin- |
drrsl.'nd that * will take the !
fie ! 1 against Mr. Dickerson. Our
private opinion is that Bob will he
tfic successful candidate.
When you want to buy good gro
ceries, and get them cheap, go to
Mr. L. Payne’s, Chattanooga. Ter.n.
Mr. Payne is a thorough business
ir. n, a liberal advertiser and a per
fect gentleman, and will make it to
your interest to trade wjth him.
Mr. George Shuford, a rising
young lawyer of Waynesville, N C.,
and brother of Mr. John E. Shuford,
of this place, is spending a few days
in LaFayette. He speaks favora
bly of the marks of prosperity that
he has seen in passing through the
Btate.
We learn that the Rev. John W.
Baker was prevented by sickness
from keeping his last appointment
at this place. We trust it may not I
be serious.
A new book on the horse and
his diseases, by B. J. Kendall M.
D., containing one hundred pages,
and sixty-five engravings. This is a
comprehensive, valuah’e wor< and
worth ten times its cost to every
one owning a horse. For sale at
this office and sent Post-paid on j
receipt of price, 25 cents, in cur
rency or stamps. Address all
orders to Messenger. LaFayette Gi.
Editor of Messenger:
The Board of Commissioners of
Roads and Revenues, we would tie
glad to see composed of W. B. Sim
mons, J. B. Rogers, Win, M> \\ :i-
Hants, L. K. Dickey am .N. (I
Warthen. Many V
mm i
‘Kendall's Spavin Cure’ —v
cure* if properly used. R‘.
Advertisement. I
XEIMiiiOHIiOUU NOTES.
Gathered From All Sources.
Knox' ille, Tenn.. Ims twenty-two
j churches iii.t* seventeen far rooms
Ami l ow Rome boasts llnit she
Ims the last gas Works in the Slate.
The adjourned term of Flovd
j county Superior Court is in session
this week.
Flovd county has 24.418 inhnfi
| tauts a id will he entitled hereafter
to three Representatives in the leg
j islalure.
The Rome Bulletin rejoiceth be
cause the n-w (lost office is coin
j pleted. It declares that it is a gem
of a post office.
A few days ago, Chattanooga
iron furnace turned out 41 tons of
pig, the hi.gist day’s work ever
; done in the South.
Among some fifty emigrants who
passed through Dalton on their
i way Westward, last week, was the
| mother of 29 children, all of whom
were with her.
Mr. Stephens is certainly mista
i ken about the South getting poorer
! everv year. The taxable propel ty
of Georgia increased thirteen mil
lion of dollars during the past year.
Miss Emma Berry, of Rome. Ga.,
a pupil, died at Wesleyan Female
| College, at Macon, on the 7th iost.
Her mother, during her illness,
died in Rome, and the daughter
I w is too sick to he told of it.
Matrimonial alFairs are sadlv out
| of joint at Dalton. The Citizen says
! that with about fifty pretty girls in
I market, the young gentlemen are
J dawdling along life’s sunnv path
| way with no apparent indication to
; invest.
It was unearthed at the North
| Ge rgia Conference last week that
! one of the ministers with a family
j to support, was only paid a salary
of 8140, while another munificent
I circuit gave its pastor 8130 Such
congregations are not worth Racing,
and should be sawed off from tho
Conference.
Says the Rome Bulletin: ‘‘Not
withstanding the continued heavy
| rains over 60/100 bales f cotton
have been received up to date, and
the best month of the season is vet
! to lie experienced Then is no fear
I entertained that we will receive 1.-ss
| than 100,000 bales tiiis season.”
T! e following was the snoeenshd
i ticket at the municipal election in
j Rome last week .- For Mavnr. S-*m
uel Morgan : For Aldermen. I*;
Ward—T. J Williamson. W. M.
| Towers ; 21 Ward M M. Pepper,
J unes Noble. Sr ; 31 Ward —John
V. Williams. Edward II West.
It is not generally known, re
marked the Calhoun Times, that
Col. James M. Rogers, living near
; Lily Pond, has now in successful
| operation a tile manufacturing ma
j chine, making tile and brick. This
j is the first machine cf the kind
I ever brought South.
North Georgia Conference.
The following are the appoint
j mentsofthe North Georgia Confer
] er.ee, recently held in Rome, for the
| Rome ar.d Dalton districts:
Rome Dist.-W F Glenn, I’ E
Rome station, J E Evans
DeSoto station, J T Gibson
DeSoto circuit. J T Richardson
South Rome, W P Rivers
Forrestville, C L Pattillo
Cave Spring. J 1) Robin
Ccdartown, Tims F Pierce
Polk Mission. J W Baker
Rockmart,' J It Smith
Cartcrsvillc, A J Jarrell
Dallas. J L Perrvinan
Acworth. W J Scott
Marietta. J M Rvhurtt
Pmviier Springs, It R Johnson
Douglass*’iiie, W G Hanson
Villa Rica. B Sanders
Buchanan, to be supplied
0 C Simmons, Principal Cave j
Spring High School
Dalton District—W A Parks, PE
Dalton, H W Lee
Dalto» Circuit, H M Newton
Spring Place. Ft M Hickey
Consttwattee Mission, to be suppli
ed •
Tilton. N E Meßreyi r
Calhoun, M J Glenn
Gordon, E B Read
Kingston. W J Cn'ter
Subligna, M II Edwards
Summerville, 0 A Thrower
LaFayette, T J Edwards
McLemorc's Cove, A J Hughes
Ringgold, W T Lane
Tunnel Hill. J M My rs.
Conference adjourned with bene
diction by the Bishop, to meet in
Athens i.i *t ve tr.
Hint Nuts.
Io 1.-et : ' 15 ‘ wi ?l"i!
VtAl. Oi. SuN, Louie, Oil. 1
Hymeneal.
Editor Messenger:
On the 9th lust., your correspon
dent had the extreme pleasure of
.■(lending one of those appV events,
; in tht uff dm of human life, s i higa
ly caluulnliit to glnddi n tint li'-art.
| and thrill the soul, with a gladness
and jov seldom experienced; and
I which may s tin-timer tie partially.
: hot never fully nm rated.
It was five miles south-west <>f
j LaFayette, in a settlement id good
| people, who ate noted tor their in
dustry, their kind disposition, and
their genuine hospitality.
At 11 o’clock A. M the many
fiieuds and relatives nt the fair
J Miss V’. A Tlion as. not at her
j mother's residence, to witness the
marriage of the former to Mr \\ .
II Atkins, of Dalton. (la.
The lovely bride, and manly
groom, in wedding costume ; each
|in the early bloom of life and
strength of health, wore a royal like
j appearance, as they appealed at
j hv men’s altar, and took the solemn
| pledges, and made the sacred vows,
I which united their hearts forever
in one common cans , to share
| alike the joys, or sorrows of life, as
fate may determine.
The Ceremo y was pe. formed by
J Rev. J. C. Cutup, of Cimtlooga Co..
| after which the happy couple was
followed to the sumptuous dinner
table, which groaned under its rich
and rear viands, and which would
j have dot e credit to a king’s table.
The afternoon and evening were
I spent in merriment and gayety, un
til 10 o’clock in m., when the crowd
! dispersed.
It is the wish of your correspon
dent that this young couple stand
j ing iti the vestibule of wedlocks
1 temple, may enter and dwell there
t in through a long and happy life,
j guarded and favored by Heaven’s
j protective care until the end shall
j come. And then:
May Jordan’s silent waves,
Gently guide two spirits home,
! And leave inscribed above two graves,
“Thou good and faithful, well done.”
R. F. Jones.
December 1 l'h, 1880
The Baptist Sun.
The new power press for The
Baptist Sun. has arrived in Rome,
f Tiie type and material for the pa
p.-r have been ordered, and if it ar
i r;ves on lime we shall be able to
j get out the first issue of the paper |
j aciirding to our announcement the j
fir*t week in January. All agents j
for tl-e paper will pleast- si i d a list -
I ol the names of silhscrilitrs to the !
j The Baptist Sun, Rome, Ga., by j
j the lir-t of January, so that we can !
have the names arranged upon our !
| mailing hooks for the first issue of
i the paper.
Kind reader if you have a dear ]
| friend that you would like to make j
I happy by making them the reeipi |
I cut -.if a nice, gift during the holi- I
| days; one they will appreciate; cne j
] that will shine all the year round,
| and he a gentle yet constant re- I
minder of ywur kindness and benev- ]
i olence, send them The Baptist j
Fun for the new year.
We hope every Baptist that reads
this issue of the Me-senger will :
send us at least one subscriber for j
The Sun for the first issue us the j
paper.
Make up a large club for The
Sun during the Christinas holidays j
Send us a club for The Sun, for j
h new year’s gift.
The Sun will Rhine for all.
Tritin Meanings.
Tiuon, Ga., Dee. 14, 1880.
Editor Messenger:
At the regular meeting nt the
Tlio'i Lodge, F. A. M„ list Satur- j
day night, the following officers j
were elected, viz:
A. Y. Powell, Worshipful Master;
T. J. Simmons. Senior Warden;
A. \V. Hughs, Junior Warden;
W. M Henderson, Treasurer;
G. B. Myers, Secretary;
A. F. Hamilton, Chaplain ;
Wiley Davis Tyler;
J isiah Jen Kins Senior Deacon ;
W. B Hollis, Junior Deacon ;
JW. Braiinon and WD. Jenkins. J
Stewards, N 11. Coker
Best Goods, Lowest Prices.
Best Quality, PURE SILVER
Thimbles, For 25 t'FNTS. And
ENGRAVED Free Os Charge. Oi
two old ones fur one new one.
\ RAL At SON. R ime Ga.
Hundreds o( clergy men, doctors
and others has used 'Kendall’s
Sf fin l 'ore' with tin- best -UCcc-
R (i ti— A<t* i-ri'-c • ent
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CHATTANOOGA MARKETS
COURI CTKI) WKEKf.Y,
Wheat SI (HI to g| 10
Corn, s n'kod 54] to 58
Four #5 25 to 80 Ait
C >rt Mom ... ,(>u
Hulk Mi nis li in Jo
llll'Oll 7 to ll]
lio.nl <j j
Butter IS
Chickens, voting 12
'* old lti
. Eggs 2u
Drieil A|*| I CS 2 :
Pimrlus.. 3
Blackberries (i
Feathers, prime to choice...Bs to 40
iliiuk 20
Beeswax is
Col ion It ios J | 1,, o
Tallow (i
Wool, tl imy:ishi'it 22 lo 2-S
till) washed 32 to 40
“ cot.teiJ ami hurrv 12 to IS
Ilidts, dry 10 to 11
j “ green t> to 7
Potatoes 25 to 30
Onions 81 25
Cabbages ner head 11
Ginseng Root 81 25
Pink Root 15
Koni" rituLK:
Veal A Non, Jctvrleri«.
Gold American ..even $50.00
Radios Gold Watches 20.041
I Gents’ Silver American Le
vers 10.00
j Gents’ Silver Swiss 8.00
j Gents’ Nickel American 8.00
Gents' Plated Swiss .... 5.00
Composition Swiss 3.00
Seth Thomas Clocks, fine 5.00
! Plain Mantle Clocks 4.00
Medium Good Clocks 3.00
I Common Clocks ... ]OO
Fine Gold Opera Chains...:.. 20.00
Solid Silver Teaspoons, per
sett 5.00
Solid Silver Forks, per sett... 12.00
Silver Plated Teaspoons, per
sett 1.00
Silver Piated Tablespoons,
per sett 2.00
Double Lined Violin, Bow
and wood case 500
; Solid Silver Thimbles, (name
engraved on) 50
| Heavy Solid Gold Wedding
Rinas, (names engraved)... 500
(Miscellaneous Advertisements.
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v *atiraw\Baß
J| I I LUNG DISEASES,
UI I THROAT DISEASES,
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It DRIVES INTO iha system curative j
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It DRAWS FROM the diseased parts
j tile poisons that cause death.
Tkousandi testify toits Virtue:;.
! YOU CAN BE RELIEVED and CURED
1 Dout’ despair until yon have tried this |
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; on receipt of price, $2.00, by
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th«*ir eo*ta and bow nroeured, wiili hints |i*r pro
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|R One man and one homo required. W«
gR r are the only makers of the Tlflin W ell«
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NSBPF IVarrantrd the Best on Forth!
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THU «icr. C3JNTER ih FJLI OF NEW AND USEFUL ARTICLES
at a much levs price tliun you can get iheui elsewhere.
THE I«CT. COUNTER HAS MANY AP.TICLtS THAT YfQULD,
eost you *£b so 50eeot at other places you will w»ve money hy making your pur
chases ai the balloon.
THE SEWING MACHINE DEPARTMENT.
The largest variety of first class Machines in the State, such nH,
The Eld ridge, Whi e, Royal, St John, Weed,
Victor, Romiogtou Domestic, Ameri
can, Davis, Singer, and Wanzer.
The 1z t a»'j Si r./ror are our chcnpc'.f tuachines. Persons wiblifpg cheap 2nd
Hutiti Bin. Fiiti**', cun always fire] a nood us>o: tiucnt. Kxeh«ri»:.t new ma
chine#? tor old ones-. Srll lor cash an on wm.thiy p.n lociifs.
Ih*ii t. fail to call a: the Balloon before buying anything in our line.
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J. F. WAUDLAW. U. < . JONES.
WARDLAW &. JONES,
At the Old Stand of Ileccs Eros., in DeSoto,
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Dt alcrs in all kinds of
FANCY A'iO FAHILY BR3BERIES,
ALSO BA3G»3C AND TIES,
and all kind of siij)|)lias, usually kept in a til* ! class grocery store.
Wa have a in connection with our store a large cumu.odious stable and wagon 1
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The trade of Walker and adjacent enio ties especially solicited.
e pav the highest market price for ail kind- cf countrv produce, ami sell |
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Made under Cooley's patent. Elegant, ersy, grace
ftil nut! heulthfiil. Satisfaction guaranteed, t’ndea
the clasp is laid o quilted pad. which renders rusting
I iiipossible, Hewn re of infringements. Ask to*
Cooley’s Corset and take no other. Send to us
through your dealer for n .sample Corset, ranging in
price from 75 cents to B‘J.OO, ami your order will lai
tilled hv return mail. Manufactured only by tho
j Globe Manufacturing Company/
BATES, REED & COOLEY,
1143, 34 r, and 1141 Broadway,
V IDLES ALE DRY GOODS.
aVi OT 1
SURE CUBE
FOR
Conghs, Colds. Sore Throat, Broff.
cliitis. Asthma, Consumption,
And All Oluuiei of TIIROAT sud I.I'AOH
Put up In Quart-Size lio tins for Family Uw*.
Sclent flu lly prepared of Kaln.im Tolo L Ory«t.!lll*"i
j 1-ck C-.iiJ*. Old Ilya, and other ton’ea. Too Koru.uu
known l.tour oat p ly-ocian*, is highly consniun.lt.!
'.y timm. and t « a uni win of our moat prum.n* d
tcm.ni, P’cif. ti A. MAKiNKR. in Cbicnge, .aon tin
•U.elof * very !>< tile. It in well known to til* medics!
•> '..<r »inn that TO!.II ROCK and RV K will afford the
. 0 t-'t i.riiwt t,, r (’(.ugija. Colds. Iliilucnzti, Brnnchitia,
H.u’m Tnroat, Weak I,ting*. also Consumption, in the In
.pm t n. .1 ailvnicnd it'XHi.
Cfeil mm 11 Hit * KkAt.E and APPETIZER, It a
‘ie : h'lul t>m ■ tor fa i!y ui>*v la pleaa.mt to tme ; .1
wo.Morde I..lated.it g>'•'<» lor.e, a< tiv.ty aid «t:cn .tt
to th wh,C; e ~’cmo fr-mo.
/i ’ I I I < \ V DCN TBe OECEIVErv
f ViVt 1 I. 11/cl, |,y unnrinclple 1 deal- \
k era who try to palm ott upon yon Rock ami Ryu in 1
* pSco of ■ur TOLU ROOK A\G HYK. which ia »
\ tiie only me licFt-jd aruda made (A«i(«mi!iis liav- §
\ ng a (.*>Vl-.itSMICNT .STAMP on wacl: bottle.^
I.A tv !C KICK At MAltnv. Proprietor*,
ill Aluuiaou Htreil, Ctiic.l^,l,
. your fh*i,?yt*l • *<!
v i«r t.rorrr for If !
th AaU y-zti. 1 if .ut; .Vlcwiis* . f„ r ]««
, Rah I.I r ( »»* Its
IJ'f I'WJV! y.U)I i;i|, and
! ' AA l>t «»«■ j ullri-H.
ROBINSON WAGON COMPANY
MANIJFACTUKBRS OF
WAGONS
Buggies & Phaetons.
Wh: DO NOI WANT AGENTS!
WE OFFER OUR
STANDARD TRADE VEHICLES
TO THE TRADE
VVoik that Ins an estiilili.-hod r-rpnta
hi»n, ;i ml r|t;tt ,-;tti to lutti.ilcd 'vith Kit
islU(;timi. l'i)t|i to buy. r and r;yl:or,
Send for dusizns und ,n-iees t >
HOltlNS'jS W.VRON CO.,
GTECIKNATI. 0-
RC r", "T* " Jl,,t - - it"W tuilVr-- tin- puliiie.
.. \ a V.,.t 111 nmk • inoni-y fa-t'-r ol
j | , \ I wink inr 11. ihn • a unuUns i-i-p.
“'•—V/ I I • i|.l ill 1 111 |..,||,|. :. We will
-tart \on £p> u .titj ni d unwarth
imide at home t*v the tiulu-trimiH. Men,W"incn»
buys n d jlrl* wa fed every wln ru to wu>k I'ur its.
Now i' the 'line. You can devote your ukb>-le tutW
to Hi- work, 01 01 Ij your scare ino.n- ut*. v« o'i" 1
I’U'ini'W will pay you oeurly as wcl’,, m., one wdir
•' ll I" work ear. fi ll to make en- f., pay by » i~-
gagit-g at once, t'lihtiv outfit. • ||.! lerms fi' H- A.
B-eat opportunity for imikiur .onm > easily aj*<t lion*
orahly. AtldreKi IRt a & < 0 AuctHta, M.tiuc.
'* ” rC*|» IH iY
iIN^BIETHS*
170,1 FiasißEsnopi
UP' * iQui.
J C * J . C id P/:o i. TheOUMandmuet** tensive &s*u
* ■ liiVi'lllft'TlUt SONS,Finn: i .I’i.
iiD PA I’KKS FOR SALE AT
this office, ut li: 0 etuis pet huii.