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D. P. HALE, F. E-. EWlfcG. ORVILLE EWING, Hale, Ewing & Co. TO THE PEOPLE OF CHATTOOGA AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES: We take pleasure in announcing that we are now ready for business With a new and complete stock of Hardware, Iron, Steel and Wagon Material, Plows, Ac. We are agents for the well known and popular CHATTANOOGA CHILLED PLOWS, which we guarantee the best all around plow on the market; also the tried and true OLD HICKORY WAGON. Call on us and we will save you money. Very resp’t’y, HALE, EWING & CO. isro. 12BHOAD STREET, HOME, G-JIJOBG-IA. Jf<F~ JfjFTWO DOORS BELOW RAMEY'S STABLE CHATTOOGA NEWS, THURSDAY AIOKNINU. 1 4, Local and Personal. announcements. Foil SHERIFF.— I hereby announce myself io l a .cniKli date for re-elect ion to the office nt sherill of < ’hat tooga county at I he January etc* • tion and respectfully solicit the vote <> evorv man in the county. It elected sain Si. Knox will be my' Deputy". T. J. Wor.sitAM. IVc are autlforized to announce W. 11. Chafin as a candidate for- Sheriff of < hat tooga countv at the eusucing election in January. If elected B. F. Dunaway will be his Deputy. For Tax Assf.ssou. Wo are authorized to announce Will iam F. Gore as a candidate lor lax .y se.ssor of Chattooga county. If elected he promises faithful personal attention to the duties of th' oilice, Wo are authorized to announce It. S. T'onlev as a candidate for Tax Assessor of Chattooga County. Ho respeetluliy solicits the votes of his fellow-citizens, Election tho first Wednesday in Jiinua a;.v next. We are authorized to announce W. IL Benefield as a candidate for Tax Asscs •sor of Chattooga county, lie wants the -votes of his tcllow-eitizens Election Hirst Wednesday in January next. Fon Tax Com.ectoii. We are authorized to announce John Y. Price as a candidate for Tax < 'ollector of Chattooga county at the election in ..January next. 1 hereby announce my seif ns a eandi ■date for Tax Collector and solicit your support. L. R- M ILI.IAMS. For. TIIEASV IIF.IV I am a candidate for the office of coun ty Treasurer and respectfully solicit the support of every citizen of the county. If elected I will personally discharge the duties of said office to the best ot my ability. B. IL Edmondson. I am a candidate for re-election as Treasurer of Chattooga county and I respectfullv ask the support of every voter in the county. Sept. 10th ISBB. Geo. D. Lowe. I hereby announce mysolfas a candi date for the oilico of County Treasurer, W. 1). Taylor. Wo are authorised to announce 11. N. Brannon as a candidate for Treasurer of Chattooga eountv. He is thoroughly qualified to till the oilico and respectfully solicits the support of every voter in the county. Al.I. THE LOCAL NEWS IN THIS WEEK S NEWS. Now is the time to subscribe. Trion is buying baled cotton. Circulation of the News this week 1,070. At Kirby of Rome, was in town Wednesday. Mrs. W. 8. Kendrick, of Atianta, is visiting in town. If you want to buy any stuff, go to Taylor & Bro. Walt Henley is slowly recovering we are glad to say. ■ Men’s P. calf shoe, warranted, $1 at Hollis & Hinton's. Taylor & Bro. want 991 dozen eggs nt 13 cents a dozen. Keg beer on ice, just received, at Johnson A Clemmons. Six pounds of coffee for $1 at Thompson Hiles A Co.’s. Job work neatly, nicely and cheaply done at this office. We want 10,000 Bundles Fodder. John S. Cleghorn A Co. Tennessee Grazing Oats for sale by Van Dyke A Henley, Rome, Ga. II.Jj. T. Overby is somewhat bet ter of his severe attack of eresypelas. Woman’s Polka, three seamed, peirzed, warranted, $1 at Hollis A Hinton’s. Rev. T. IL Timmons will preach at Raccoon Mills on next Thurs day night. Every one is invited to send in items that are of interest. Don’t be backward. FOR SALE, one yearling, will make a good steer or line beef. Ap ply at tills office. We hare had lots of extra work to do this week and consequently are short on locals. Alexander ami Triggs’ saw mill at Clark’s cut 16,000 feet of lumber in Obe day recently. Miss Lizzie Hawkins, Mrs. 11. B. Kirbv and B. B. Coleman left for the Exposition this morning. The saw ordered by Logan and | Hair for their stave factory arrived i last week and has been placed in l position. BRAND NEW Satins, Hamberg Ecgings, Clothing, Boots and Shoes I just received by John S. CiAghokn A Co. ! New legal ads to day. e | Still hunting is over so the : present. ‘ The Rome Exposition is in full blast now. B, J. Echols has plenty of seed wheat for sale. i- O. L. A'yly paid a visit to !' Birmingham last week. ,’j Baptist prayer meeting at John Henry Sewell,s this evening. Mrs. Jno. Maddox left for Rome yesterday to visit the Exposition, „ Isaac Bowring, of Broomtown y Ala., died last week. aged seventy years. Rose Gore, daughter of Jim Gore H colored, died last week, aged six ,l teen years. Candidates should run on their mcritsand not on the demerits ’• of their opponents. ■ r 11 \ Mr. McArver, of Coosa, is out i- .$700.00 on his wheat fan specula tion. He has thirty fans, however. J. D. decider, formerly of this e county but now of near LaFayctte 11 has bought some land of T. P. Hen n Miss Virgie Dickson, of Bronco i- and Miss Mamie Gamble have been ' visiting Mrs. W. A. Milner this week. r The Melville postoffleo has been changed from Hammon’s to Mos tiller’s, with John Mostiller post . master. The eastern terminus of the Val " ley Head mail route is Raccoon since the railroad has been carrying the mails. ■ Charley Kellett returned to Atlanta Friday last to resume his duties as United States district - court balift'. Mr C. C. Hay, of Atlanta has been engaged by J. S. Cleghorn & i' Co. as book keeper. He began his , duties last week. Look out for Bogus Oliver Chil led plow points. None genuine un -1 less brand “Oliver” on points. Thompson Hiles A Co. At this writing (20 minutes tell 4 p. m.) it appears that Matt Henry is beat. News from Teloga, Jones 59; Henry, 22. Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Jeans, Dress Goods and in fact, everything at the very lowest prices, at Taylor A Bro. Mr. Benson Ballenger, of Green’ bush, went to Atlanta on the 27th ult., where he will attend lectures during the winter. We wish him much success in his profession. J. W. Pitts calls the attention of Alliance men to his prices on all articles of merchandise. He will sell you your gopds at prices as low as goods can be sold. We have a full line of new goods which we want to swap for Cash and we will make it to your inter est to call before trading elsewhere. Taylor & Bro. Cicero McConnell was elected to the office of Justice of the Peace of Teloga district last Saturday with out opposition, to fill the unexpired term of A. Johnston,J. P. deceased. At this writing (10 o’clock a. m. Wednesday) the boys are humpingj themselves on the streets in front i of the court house. They seem to be wanting votes. Floyd Superior court was ad journed this week by Judge Mad dox by request of the citizens of i that county so as not to interfere! with the success of the Exposition. I Rev. T. 11. Timmons will preach at Glenwood on next Saturday at j 11 o’clock, at Oak Hill at 3 o’clock. | On Sunday he will preach at Oak j Hill at 11 o’clock and at Glenwood at 3 o’clock. Will Webb, who formerly worked in this office, has been appointed railway postal clerk on the R, & C., and is now discharging the du ties of the position. We are glad Will has secured the place. We are prepared to offer actual I bargains in Men’s, Youth’s and [ Boy’s Clothing. The best selected I stock and lowest prices at all times. Do not fail to examine our stock. Thompson Hiles & Co. During this and next, week a | special train will leave Trion for i Rome daily at 7 o’clock a. m. and return at 6 in the evening, giving | I visitors to the Exposition a cllar.ee! :to go and return the same day. j ‘ Fare for round trip 99 cents. , Lane Moss son of Marshal Moss, is quite sick with typhoid fever. Misses Allie and Ella Hunt, after a very pleasant visit to relatives and friends in Chattanooga, re turned home last Saturday. ) Master Dick Maddox returned home Wednesday after a visit of two or three weeks to the family of Mr. Amzi Dicksons of Bronco. s -Summerville is a railroad town 3 now and its merchants have rail r road goods nt railroad prices. It ] will pay those who have heretofore • traded elsewhere to come and price the cheap goods to "be found here. Rev. W. A. Milner will preach at Alpine next Sunday at 11 o’clock, a, m. He will also preach at Rac coon next Sunday evening provi » ded no one else has an appointment to preach at that place at that " time. Judge Taylor ami family moved e into their new residence last Tliuts-‘ day. It is one of the prettiest in town ami fericcls great credit upon 11 the contractor, Janies Abrams, ami clearly proves that he is one of the j best carpenters in the country. Our Root and Shoe stock cannot 0 fail to please those who want the best goods at low prices. A La dies’ spendid Button Shoe for SI.OO. r Best Brogan in town for .sl. Ladies Polkas for 75 cents. Ail our stock ~ just as low Thompson Hiles & Co. ;1 When your wat"h or clock needs . repairing; when you want to bay a watch or clock or tine jewelry of any kind, price or quality, go to Q Davis & Davis, Rome, Ga. They • have competent and skilled work men; th ir g lO'.ls are beautiful ami - prices a,re as low as good work and reliable goods, will permit.] Give them a call while at tlu Exposition. (. W. (Black, with Bass Bros. & Co., Rome Ga., specially requests his friends to call ami sec him '■ while visitiu’g the Exposition. He s will give them pointers in regard to P the Exposition and if they need . cheap goods he can certainly fill their wants. □ Thursday of next week a series ! of meetings will be begun at the s Presbyterian church at this place ajid will be continued until Sundr.v. .Services morning and erening daily. 1 An effort will be made to get. Rev. Mr. Bachman to assist at the meet ing. The C. R. <t C. railroad nas never settled witii J. W. Cavender for 1 ties the latter furnished. Mr Cav ' ender claims $15,000 is the am ount due him, while the railroad 1 offered him $12,000 in settlement s of the claim. Mr. Cavender has had t men counting the stumps in order to verify the number of cross ties which he furnished. Whi'e in Romo visiting the expo ' sition be sure and call at M. F. Go ' van & Co’s, examine their immense stock of Boots and Shoes and get their prices. W. C. Sturdivant, one of their popular salesmen, will be delighted to see his friends and make them happy by selling them the cheapest bill of goods they ever bought. Here is a pointer for the people: We are now offering our unusual ly large and well assorted stock at prices to suit the pockets of all. Full standard calicos' at 5 cents with domestic and jeans fully as low. We have an elegant stock of Dress Goods, Velvets and Woolen fabrics with trimmings to match. Thompson Hiles & Co. Bass Bros & Co., Rome, Ga. The firm and the place to get bar gains. Daily they are receiving frssh goods and the prices are such as to make it necessary, for the trading public, knowing when prices aie low, are taking advantage of the great bargains they offer and are con stantly thronging their store and emptying the capacious shelves. Be ; sure and give them a call when in ! Rome. Messrs. Satterfield & Rawlins ad. will be found elsewhere. They have an entirely new and most beautiful stock of goods which they propose to sell as low as the lowest. You .cannot fail to be pleased in style, quality and prices; I the styles being the latest, the pri ces the lowest and the quatiy the best. Give them a call when at Rome. To any one that loves the beau i tiful the store of J. B. Carver &Co. i would be a source" of perpetual I delight. The goods are artistically i arranged and comprise all the la test novelties in their line as u‘eil |as the more substantial wares, i Here you can get a tea set at 25 cents or a single piece of china at I S3O. Be sure and see J. B. Carver &Co.’ China Hall when in Rome. The R. H. Jones Grocery Com pany. whose ad. appears on the fourth page, have an immense and most beautiful stock of goods. Their store is one of the most beau tiful in Rome and it will well repay any one to drop in and see it while at the Exposition even if they do not buy anything. You will be most politely treated by Mr. Jones and his assistants and will be made to feel perfectly at home. Energy and snap characterize this firm and it can be told by the time you en ter the door. And when it comes to bargain they can be found right there. Their goods are priced as I low as first class goods can be sold. !Be sure and call and see R. IL! I JouesGrocery Company’s store v. hen ! I in Rome. , At 3 o’clock p. m. 350 votes were polled at the Summerville precinct. T. Hiles G Co., received a ship -5 meut of 56 oases of sjioes at one time • this week, Misses Lena arid May. HileS will ( be the guests of Misses Slnipsoii; of Rome, during the exposition. They went down Tuesday. When trading with or writing to 1 those who advertise in this paper it will be esteemed a special favor, -■ which we will always be ready to reciprocate, if you will mention the ■ News. Tuesday we were shown through ! ” the elegant stock of Gent’s Furnish- ! ’ ing Goods at Hollis & Hinton’s by ■ ■ their polite find clever salesman, B. ■ 11. Edmondson. They have the ! most beautiful neckwear we have t ever seen, while the. stock of Flan-1 nel underwear, laundried and un- I laundried shirts, collars, cuffs, sus-1 : 1 fic'li'ders and hose is simply superb, i i The stock is large and varied, the , prices just the reverse—small and | same to all. See for yourself. One of the prettiest and most commodious Hardware stores in , North Georgia is that of Hale ; Ewing & Co., Rome, Ga. This is . another new firm which the city of , Rome may justly be proud of. It s is an interesting sight to watch the clerks arranging and placing the goods in their proper places, for the firm is daily receiving new goods, which Mr. Hale informed us ! would be sold at lower prices than were ever before asked in Rome. When in Rome step in and tell the proprietors you want to see the new and low priced Hardware you saw ! advertised in the News. I The announcement of T. J. Wor ; sham as a candidate for re-election , to the ollice of Sherill’ of Chattooga . county appears in this issue. Mr. . Worsham has served in this capac ( ity nearly so ir years and by his , gentlemanly deportment and strict , attention to the duties of the office I has proved himself a capable and I efficient Sheriff. The people know him fund no words of ours can add 11 his reputation as a faithful and : ! diligent officer. If elected Sum M. ‘ j Knox will be his Deputy and Mr. ‘: Knox makes a good one. The center for the fashionable i shopping public in Rome is the i ; palatial store rooms of 11. B. Parks & Co. Theif stock is immence. Mr. I I.T. C. Penn, one of their popular l ‘’[salesmen, told us last week that ’ ■ this firm had bought a third more ‘ goods than they ever had in one ■ I season before, and that on this ac- count they had determined to price f ! them at figures which would insure | ’i a sweeping sale. Any one cati find ! ’! what they want in the lines which ’ the firm deal in and the prices will plasce any but a confirmed miser. . See their display ad. and when in . Rome call on them. ' It seems incredible to anyone un-1 'acquainted with a big retail trade that any firm could afford to carry! the immepse stock of goods that! .visitors see at the store of Emmons, | McKee <t (’o., 242 and 241 Broad! St., Rome, Ga. Here anything can ! be found in Men and Boy’s Fur nishing Goods and in a multiplicity | of styles that is simply bewildering, j The latest in cut and pattern in | Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnish ing Goods may be found here and at prices which cannot be duplica ted in North ' Georgia. Messrs. Emmons, McKee & Co., have a good trade from this section and carry ing lhe stock of goods they do and selling them at prices that cannot be beat, it is'bound to'increase. Call and sec them ; tell them the News told you to tell them to sell you a good suit of clothes, a hat or a pair of shoes cheap, and they will do it for they said they would. The Ladies ! Can now seo the most complete I stock of Dress Goods at Hollis & Hinton's that was ever brought to Summerville. The shelves and counters of their store are crammed and jammed with beautiful and stylish goods-such as delights the eye of every lady who has good taste and who can appreciate bar gains. Their dress goods arc all new and embrace Henriettas, En glish Suitings, Cashmere, Plain and Brocaded Velvets, Sateens, all shades of 7>foiree Silks, Gray Flan- I nels, Repel hints, Ginghams and Worsteiis in richest and most beau tifully vuri.’d shades and patterns, with trimmings to matcii. Ladies’ Cashmere, Jersey and Kid Gloves something that is exquisitly beauti ful; Frencii woven corsets, some thing ever y al -. v we ars; Cashmere Shawls i n ever Y shade and style; Hosiery in the latest figureings; plain Grosgrain and Moireesilk rib bon in ever’.’ conceivable shade and color; Handkerchiefs in beautiful silk and linen patterns; split and single Zephyrs in all shades and silk floss in all colors are among a tew of the attractions, and only a few. that may be seen by visitors to their store. The News reporter, being a man. cannot begin to> des cribe the loyely tints and exquisite pattern of the dress goods; the va ried and abundant trimmings: the numberless and, to him, incompre hensible variety of ribbons, hose, floss, zephyrs, corsets, shawls and srloves: he can, however, tell every ; l-idy reader of the News that they lure at Hollis & Hinton’s r.nd that it ! will well repay them for the trouble ! to call and see them for themselves. . I 11. 11. I’AIIKS, x S. J. POWERS. HF.XBY HARVEY. H.B. PARKS & CO. ’ ■»— I I ll ■ IROZMCH], G--A-. i Largest stock. Finest Goods. Latest styles and Lowest Prices. Dress Goods, Silks, Flannels, Jeans, Boots, Shoes, and Clothing. We are glad to announce to the trade of North Georgia and Ala bama that we are showing the largest stock of DRY GOODS etc., ever brought to this part of the State. Our stock abounds with real and wonderful bargains throughout. WE BUY GOODS IN LARGE QUANTITIES, THEREBY SECURING THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES OF THE MANUFACTURERS, ETC., which enables sn often to sell many lilies of Goods that our COMPETITORS CALL NEW YORK COST. Examine These Prices: 3,000 Yards. Pacific Wool ( Ashmbrc, in all colors, oply 10c. 2,500 Yards New York Fancy Wosted, in all colors, only 15c. 2 Cases Fine Double Width Wool Serge Shirting, 15c. worth 25c. 2 Cases 38 in. All Wool Henrietta Serge, 371 c., will not be match ed for less than 50c. out of our house. 1 Case All Wool Henrietta in 10 Shades 50c., regular price 65c. Silks, Flushes,Velvets Woolen Dress Goods IN ALLTHE LATEST STYLES WITH TRINMINGS To MATCH. Millinery! Millinery!! Our stock of Hats, Bonnets, Tips, Plumes and Ribbons are simply beautiful and the prices VERY LOW. Jeans, Cassimeres, Flannels, etc. Good Eastern Doeskin Jeans at 12',c. Heavy 9 Oz. Kentucky Wool Jeans 25i: and 30c. Our best LONG STAPLE TEXAS ALL WOOL JEANS at 30c, 371 c and 42 !c. This Texas Jeans is the best and Cheapest Jeans in Georgia. All Wool Red Flannels at 25 cents and upward. M Ste id Mhg. Mens heavy every day Boots, all sizes, $1.75 and $2.00. Mens Fino Sunday shoes, all sizes, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00. Ladies Button Shoes, $1.25 @ $2.00 Low in price. High in Grade. Womans everyday Shoes 90c, SI.OO and $1.25. Warranted Solid. Large stock Solid Brogans, SI.OO, $1,15, $1.25 and sl.lO. Clothing, Cloaks and Plush Wraps. We are certainly Headquarters for these Goods. Don't buy them until you s-'c our stock. Make our Store HEADQUARTERS while in Rome at the Exposition. Send for Samples and Prices. & Cl I UH -r 11 | R. T). VANDYKE. J. 11. HENLEY. VfflMß & M«f, Whoissale Grocers, Cm chants d Cotton Factors. ROME, - - - GEORGIA. Baling at Tics, Bay, Grain asl Finn Stcslallia Our Stock is Fresh and Complete in General Grocer’s Sundries Call and Examine Our Goods and Prices, We Will Make it to Your Interest. Also Agents For SHaghFs ta id —- —,—. R. T. CONNALLY, —FOR Boots, Shoes, Slippers, and Leather Ladies if yon want the bust lit. 1;;’.;: t styles in Fine Shoes and Slij pers come to si me. Young Genth men. or <ld or, if ; n want the Latent Styles in Patent I; tiier Conzn - or 8.-Js or < ’•mm >n S-m . f >:■ (’omibrt and Ease conic to see me. I iia v«‘the largest and best lir;-.? of Inf sntu and Childrens Slices in the coun try. Renunnb*. r mine is the only house in lb mu that lias a line of Ray Stall Boots mfd Shoes f or I. mies ami Children; also .or M«*n. Fresh Goods, Late Styles, Lowest Prices. Ladies Slippers I'nmtil cents up.-’SJX R. T. CONNALLY, No. 21G Broadway, Rome, Georgia. ““——-J- _ ,u. If You Are Sick With Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism Dyspep sia. Biliousness. Blood Humors, Kidney Disease, Constipation, Female Troubles, Fever and Ague, Sleeplessness, Partial Paralysis, or Nervous I’ros tration, use Fame's Celery Compound and be cured. In each of these the cause is mental or physical overwork, anxiety, exposure or malaria, the effect of which is to weaken the nervous sys tem, resulting in one of these diseases, liemove the cause with that great Nerve Touie, and the RESULT will disappear. Paine’s Cslery Compound dtsarix'n re 5? Ht m ’[ v .* y Bi. ‘ ft Will Cure You! For the Aged, Hervcus, Debilitated. —• ’ ’ " —ii _ I no other. / Dress Dyed J FOR .4 Coat Colored \ IC3 Garments Renewed J cents. A Child can use them! Unequalled tor all Fancy and Art Work. At druggists and Merchants. Dye Book free. WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO,, Prep’s., Burlington, Vi, I (WfAliUUtiA, HUME ii COLUMBUS ! v RAILROAD. SCHEDULE in EFFECT July 28, 1888. o TRAINS RUN DAILY. south no u n i»* ST A T ION S; north bou nn n j: A I • DOW N RBA 9 w L 8.30 am Chattanooga A 3.10 pm “ 8.50 “ East Eml .... 44 2.50 •• Rossville 44 fi.oo u Mission Ridge.. 44 2.40 “ “ 9.12 " Crawfish Spring “ 2.28 4 * “ 9.27 *• Kock Spring “ 2.13 ** “ 9.52 “ LnFayptte “ 1.48 M “ 10.00 “ . Chattooga * reek. “ 1.34 “ “ 10.14 “ Allen’s Cap “ 1.26 •* “ 10.34 4 ‘ Trion . u 1.06 “ “ 10.51 “ .Summerville. “ 12.49 ** “ 11.02 “ Raeeoon Mills. “ 12.38 “ “ 11.20 u .Clarkes . “ 12.11 pm “ 11.57 u Lavender. “ 11.43 am “ 12.17 pm R A h Junction “ 11.23 “ A 12.35 “ . Rome . L 11.05 “ Is 12.50 “ A “ 12.55 ‘‘ . East Rome. “ J 0.55 pm “ 1.10 “ Silver Creek “ 10.10 am “ 1.28 “ . Summit “ 10.22 “ “ 1.55 “ . (’edartown u 9.58 “ “ 2.20 “ Dim Down “ 9.30 “ “ 2.18 “ Bliehanan... “ 9.02 ‘‘ “ 3.10 “ Karnier u 8.38 “ 3.22 44 - ..Mandeville . 44 8.20 44 A 3.38 “ . .Carrollton. L B.ooam CONNECTIONS. At (’h/ittanooga with all railroads load sng mt of dint plnee ? At Rome with E. T.. V», <V C., Rome and R. A D. railroads, and with White Star Line steamers. I At Cedartown with E. W. railroad, At Bremen with Ga. Pacific railroad. At Carrolton with Central R. R. of Georgia. GEO. D. LAWRENCE, Superintendent. VI <’TOR solid II IM MILL. No breaking, no choking, no loss of juice* Heaviest mill, strongest mill light draft. Bo® Look's Portable Furnace and Pan. Priee- L'-w. 'l’erms Reasonable. Send for our Catalogue and Prices. Biese& Dickinson, Chattahooga, Tenn. 926 Market Street. TAX NOTICE. I will bo at the following places on the tlavs named below’for (lie purpose of collecting the State and County taxes for the yi'ar jsss. Valley Store, November 1, a m and December.'?, a m. Teloga, Oct. 15th, Nov. 1 p m and Dec. :> p m. Gilreath’s Mill, November atli. Menlo, Oct. Kith a m. Nov.6th a m and December -Ith a m. Alpine, October 16, p m Nov. 6th p m and December 4 p m. Foster’s Store, Oct. 17th, Nov. 7th and Dee. sth. Seminole, Oct. ISth, Nov. Kth a in and Dec. 6th. Price's Bridge, November Sth 1> nt. Holland’s Store, Oct.lllth am, Nov. '.'th and Ifee. 18 a m. Henlev's Mill, Oct. 19th p m, Nov. 12lh and Dee'. 7th. New Hope Church, Nov. 13th a m. Weathers’ Shop, Nov. 13th p m School house near Torn Kendricks, November 14t ha m. Vncle Jimmie Herndon's, Nov. 11 p m Taliaferro, December ISth p m. Gore, November 30th. Kartah, Oct, 22nd. Nov. 29th, Dee. 10th. Tidings. November 15th. Farmersville, December llth. F. N. Perry’s Saw Mill, Novi 16th a m‘ Reuben Johnson’s. Nov, 19th a m. D. Walt Smith's Mill. Nov. tilth p m. ilavwood, Oct. 23r I. Nov, 20th ami !)<•<•. )2th. G. R. Ponder's. Esq.. Nov, 21st a m. < ’apt. Atkins’ Nov. 21st p ni. Subligna, Out. 21th, Nov. 221 h, and December l.:tli. JL'dl’s Mill. November, 23rd a in. RoL. rsmi’s Store, Nov. 23rd p m. 'Prion Eautorv. Out.2'!th. Nov. 26tb and Dec. llth and 19th. Raccoon Mills. Nov. 27th and Dee. 17. Sunny Dale, Nov. 28th a in. Clemmons A Diukurson’s Mill, Nov. 27th p in. ST M M ER VI LLE all other days not mentioned above, including every Sat urday in October, November and De cember upto the 20th. Taxpayers w.ill please accept my many thanks for their promptness last year and h<jp<» they will do as well or better this year. J. li, Clemmons is authorized to receive and receipt lor mo at any time at summer in my absence. Jury tickets will be taken for county taxes only: <»tb<»r or ders v. ill m*t be a< ( •■pled. Books will be closed T. ■ ». r ’ ?oth, and fi fas is sued as th< law r "ni • s. <V. M. .’oIINSoN, Tax ( I L>r ; 'b’-tit <>g:i ('o. A. J. I iderson Watches, Clocks and Jewelry of Every De scription. ALSO REPAIRER OF ALL THE AIA’V P.TICI.ES. FRfiZERo'sS BEST IN THE WORLD. t'QB SALE Bl' DEALERS ULXEHaDIY ' -j .7* Fan Motfo Cards name cover* iA.’ ed with scraps and sample lor 1888 re it !■» your addo ■<- for 1' its G pack, ;-y ets. Ad In ss S M. HollauL, TiL.ple, Geor-L”.