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Local Heine
Nice time to worfc%
Wheat is looking r a< little bad just
tiow.
We want thcee bushels of good seed ;
oats.
Was ever a man in life, without
want!
Corn is : selling at sixty cents per
bushel.
How Would Cleveland look with a
depot within her borders.
Mr. A. J. Comer of Gainesville is
Spending a few days in our town.
Young ladies, this is leap year, you
■should make good use of your time.
Why drink whiskey when there is so
much pure water all over the laud. -'
We would like to see the new Baptist
Cnurch completed, and neatly painted.
Will some of our subscribers bring
us some corn ? We want a^lew bushels.
Very few ptrtios around Cleveland
this winter. X-his is a step in the right
direction.
The Methodist Sunday School has
been revived in Ctevelaud, „and begins
favorably.
White county has more good looking
young ladies than any county „m the
State of its size.
Some body ought to marry and stead
us a "big" slice of cake before we fior>
get how it testes.
Now is ttm time to put : f 4 b.es around
young 'fruit trees; it. yvtii keep the
worms from the roots..
The vcrv best moral and roiiqious
influence thrown around pupils attend¬
ing Xacnoeb ee Lligfi jscbool.
Oar farmers making preparations for
the coming spring. This is right, get
y -ar laud ready tor planting.
We learn tfoat Mr. V. L. Bebiusnn in¬
tends to move to Nacooehee this week.
Our vicinity sag rets his departure.
Mrs-. J. W. Meeks of Union county is
in the village, visitwng among her friends
and relatives wi strd near ■'this place'
Mrs Harvey Westmorland of Xa
cooche is in Cleveland, spending a few
day 6 -at ; ber fathers, Mr, C- F. Craig.
'I'he time lias come wired chickens
must "go up the spout,'' as you know
the circuit riidera are dreBiVing ( arottuii.
There aro milfioES qf debars -worth
of gold in White county, but you have
to dig deep holes in the ground to get
it.
The Cleveland cemetery needs a good
'fence around it. We hope our people
will look after this much Deeded-work
■at an early day,
Mr. W. C. Stepp has just received a
fine lot of lasts, and is now ready tp do
you good honest work in the boot and
shoe line. Call on him.
•Large droves of mules and horses
pass almost daily through Cleveland,
.going sooth toward Atlanta. The
trade in stock -seems to be brisk.
Ji.ev., Thomas Carter of Rabune 'coun¬
ty preached at the Baptist Church in
tuis place on Thursday 22d instant.
The weather 'being inclement, the con¬
gregation was ‘comparatively small,
Prol. Neal’s school is growing in favor
and patronage. Heisayouog man of
sterling worth and deserves encourage¬
ment at the bands of our citizens. Send
your children to school—an education
is the best heritage you can give them.
We were shown this week, by -Capt.
Iugersol, some of the fiinest specimens
of gold ore we have seen for some time,
taken out o( a vein in Towns county._
It looked well, and the vein wil, nj
doubt, proie to be a big thing.
Services were held at the Cleveland
Jloptist -Church on last Sunday, when
Rev. Dr. Underwood and Re'v. Mr. Os¬
born preached to a large congregation.
The Baptist Church iu Cleveland ie a
large one.
There is a little school-hou^e on tbs
Blairsviile road, at the foot of the JSlue
Ridge, that is intruded upon by wagon¬
ers from over the mountain, by being
broken open and used as a .shelter in
bad weather. The authorities intend
tobriug the offenders to justice for their
depredations.
,
Mr. Thomas McAfee, an old resident
of this county happened to au accident
this week, while hauling a load of wood
A limb of a tree struck his body and
knocked him off upon one of the wheels
of the wagon, injuring bis side consid¬
erably. It is hoped no. ribs are broken,
and that he will soon recover.
A squad of fiteen Revenue soldiers,
mouuted, and ..armed with .carbines,
under command of Capt, Hendricks,
passed through town on friday, return¬
ing from a raid on the ‘•moonshiners''
over the mountains. They demolished
one still. One of the soldiers shot
himself accidentally through the thigh,
and was left over in Towns to recover,
Iti costs mote Ahaa it comes te to get,
ahead of the mountaineer stillers.
WESTERN FARMERS' ALMANAC.
We gave a ootice last week of this
valuable ttork, hut after a second ex¬
amination, w,e must say we Would not
he without it for for twenty times the
price of it. Wo advise every body ti
sfand and get one, only ten cents. Ad
dresss.John.P. Morton &c Co., Louisville
Ky.
Do not make a parade of being ac
quainted with distinguished or wealthy
people, of hawing been to college, or of
having visited.foreign lauds. AU .this
is, po evidence of any real genuine worth
on your part.
Do not attempt to pry in to the
private affaire of others, by asking wfcat
their profits are, ,wbae had things cost,
whether Melissa ever a beau, anti
why Arne,etta nev-er got married? AU
such questions are textretuely imperii
nenr, and are likely to meet wild re
b'uke
WE WANT A RAILROAD,
Will White county ly ..still, and let
rail roads bo built all around her
Wake up, friends: look to yoqr interest:
let us call a meeting of our citizens
together and see if there cannot
steps taken in the direction of the
building qf a road to Cleveland, in the
near future. There Is tiqae enough was
Htd.iii Whii£#ounty datting one winter,
to grade a roa-d twenty miles. T J r ”
join together and look after this matter,
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For THE Advertiser.
Allow mo to correct statement made
in your paper 1 of the JO'.h inst. in regard
to the , burning . of the Store house of
Blake. You state the piisoQer proved
he was in his room at 11 o'clock on the
uightoftbe fire. Dr. Puckett of Gaines¬
ville, swore he (the prisoner) was in his
room at 12 o’clock ; and Mr. Ash swore
he heard the prisoner in Li3 room be¬
tween 12 o’ciook And daylight next day,
The witnesses for tho State swore the
fire was set at about 42 o'clock.
The blacksmith that swore so hard to
the tracks, also swore that he told the
prisoner that he “hated to go against
him, but was at work for Blake and
had to do things he did'nt want todo.’’
Please publish this and do justice to
an innocent man. Justice.
Hiwassee Items.
Jan. 13, 1S80.
Wheat crop3 are {only common, in
their look.
Mining seems to be the question of
the day in Towns.
All very stfll here, save a lasses can
dy pulling now ahd then.
Some«ckness, such as the Western.
Colorado end Texas fever among the
young: but we think -its thuyet mgr*
ried fever. Nearly all the young folks
now a-days, -when they want to marry,
think they are called to preach, go
West, or the like, When tho truth is,
they are on the eve of popping the
question, or has just popped, and she
said, no ! Olo Bgnydoo.
The bag and the Workman.
A tradesman o.pce had a large dog,
who took a dislike to a man whose
business brought him often to the
house.
The man stood iu such fear of thedog,
that he wes reluctant ever to approach
him, and asked his owner to do some¬
thing that would -remove the animale,
antipathy.
Having promised to do so, the lire'-,
opportunity, the tradesman one ,rity,
oh if by a'f.i,l(jnt, .Lgistie i .ag-jinst the
dog as he stood at the top of a welL
and threw him in to the water, out of
which there .was no escape without
help. -
When the poor beast was tired with
struggling and swimming round and
round, his .owner desired the man to
help him out, apd he did so; when no
wr bu4 the do & 8bakea himself
than- ha fawned upon bis delivere and
lickeu tyis baud, as if conscious Chat ho
had saved his life; and never from
that moment did he ever molest him:
on t.hacontrary, he often accompanied
the workman part of the way home,
anil testified his gladness and friend¬
ship for the man whenever thev met.
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GENERAL DIRECTOR F.
PLAN OF CLEVELAND CIRCUIT-1880.
First Sunday, Eleven o’clock, Zion Church .
seven o’clock at night, qnillian’s Chapel;
Second Sunday, Eleven o clock. Mossy Creek ;
Afternoon, 3:30, O’Kelly’s Chapel; Friday
before the Third Sunday, Eleven o’clock,
blue Ridge; Saturday before the Third
Sunday. Eleven o’clock, Mt. Pleasant.
Third Sunday, Eleven o’clock, Mt. Pleasant;
Afternoon. 3:3ft. Loudsville ; Saturday be¬
fore the Fourth Sunday", Eleven o'clock,
Chattahooebes.
Fourth Sunday, Eleven o’clock and seven at
night, Cleveland.
Rev. \V. O. Bi:tlkb, Pastor.
MAGISTRATES’ OURTS.
Mount YonRh— : S6t Di&t.,—Third Fridays—
W. F. Sears, N. P-, C.£.. Blalock, J. P.
Mossy Creek...42t> Dist.....Third Saturday...
William Furgerson, N. P., J. II. Dorsey, j. P
Nacoochee...-1‘27 Dist.,-. First Saturday...
D. M. Horton, J. I* A N. P.
Shoal Creek..4C2 Dist.,...Fourth Sat.urday
II. C. Sunt, N P., J. \V.DlackweJl, J. 1’.
Blue Creek...721 Dist., ...Second Saturday...
A. II. Henderson, N. V., J. R. Freeman, J. P.
Tesentee—458 Dist.,...Fourth Saturday...E.
M. tQaf.tIebenvy. N. P. Augustus Allison, J. R.
Town Creek...836 Dist.,...Third Saturday’...
W. B. Hawkins, N. P., J. E. MeA‘«e. t p.
ARRr\ r AL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
Gainosville Mail—Tri-Weekly.
■Leaves Tuesday, Thursday and "Saturday
at 8 o’clock, a. m.; Arrives Monday, Wednes¬
day and Friday at 4 o’clock, p. ni.
-Blairsviile Mail—Tri-Weekly.
The samo schedule as 4ainesviHe route.
Hayesville, N. C.—Semi-Weekly.
Leaves Wednesday and Saturday at S o’¬
clock, a. ip., and arrive tho same dpys at 8
o’clock, p. m.
Dablonega Mail—Seiui-Weekly.
Leaves Tuesday and Friday at S o’clock
a. m., and arrive ihe same dpy at 6 o’clock
p. m.
W. B. BELL, Contractor.
HENRY D. IvIMSEV P. M.
Southern farmer's AJontliiy for
,January,
The January number of this popular
is/>ut, and, it is the beer one
.Among the uanitrone in¬
original articles are two by
A. Oemler, of Wilmington Island,
: "The Cabbage worm and its Par
and ‘Are Plants Fed and Water¬
iheir,LeaveHf* ;*,,d one l.y
J. P. Siolie, of lb bile, Ala., on
Tr.-e H U-, is.’ Two illnsli at ions
I,ho article ;|Iog'.^ueetlon, -flow to aui ,Cut an ami ill.uairat Cure
on
are also very seasonable. The
daughters) has’the [forfarmers’ wives
usual Fashion
Take the number as a whole,
is one of the best publications of its
in the country, and is well worthy
name it bears —'Edse
Monthly. 1 The price is £2 (Itj a year,
$1,00 for six months. Orders by
should be adoressed to J. Ii Huiii.
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AND CHARLOTTE AIR
LINE RAILROAD.
MAIL TRAIN' GOING HAST.
Atlanta.................................2.3(1 pm | I
wive Gainesville..........................5.5ft pin \
Gainesville........................... 5.51 p n ,
(Jlii.rlofte............................ 3 .20 uui ;
GOING WEST.
Charlotte.............................12.10 am
Gainesville..........................9-29 am I
Gainesville........................... 5.51 pm j
At’anta, .............................it.39 am
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN GOING /EAST
Atlanta.................................|. 0 () am
Gainesville......................... fj, Iy am
Gainesville........................ 6.14 am
Charlotte........................... 3.20 pm
GOING WEST.
Charlotte.......................... 10.-12 ora
Gainesville....*..................8.15 pm I
Laave Gainesville........................... s 77 . m 1
Atlanta............................| n :ti) , m
AND AGCO,MODATIO . TRAIN
GOING EAST.
[paily except Sunday]
Leavo Atlanta.................... 7 oil am
Gainesville.......................",’ia.io aiu
2 i „ m |
Central.................................ts.yi pm
going WEST.
Central.................................r,.'o pm
GLnesville...........................I ..15 ami
«ai'*«svn:c...'........................ 2 .(Hi am 1
Arrive Atlanta................................M5 iim 1
Close nonneetinn at Atlanta for ill 1 ]ioiuts :
and at Charlotte Cor all points Hast. |
G. J. FiotEACati, Gen. . Man.
-J. IIortsToa, Gen. P. ami T. Ag‘t.
N.E-R.R'»-GfEO. CHANGE OF .SCHEDULE.
S I i !■ K K l N T B X K E X T 0 I ' f 1C 1-t
Athutia, Dec. 30, IS78.
/ AN and alter Monday. Deceml>er 39, 1R7!)
\J train.' 1 on tlic Nortlieastern Railroad wil
ran a? tollnwa* [Trains daily except Sunday ]
Leave Athens............... 7.15 sun
Arrive at Lula.................................9.45 am
Leave Lula ...................................10.15 am
Arrive at Athens .............................S.00 pm
Train will wait thirty minutes ; t Lula fnrde
ayed passenger train on the Air Line R. I!.
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Jan* 10th 1S80. wkl’y 1m.