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gdU'ffMK town am cwntt affairs. gupenu* Court opens Monday. Tleoty of rain and enld weatber tbi* webk- Th<i Etowah Bill ha* been detained V p the river on account of oomt acci rftot befalling it. Married, on tbe 6th inat., at the res idence of David Siek, by Elder M. H. gander*, Mr. J. L. Bntton to Mis* J. Sik, all af Gordon county. Kleewhcre appear* the advertisement of Messrs. Ferguaon k Thayer, who have just opened anew greeery store at the old stand of H. K. Bicli. They hope to merit a liberal ibar* of tbe trade by offering to purebaeera superior bargains in their line. They hare marked goods down to bottom figure*, ard let the fact be known through their county paper that the people seeing may profit by it. We cheerfully com mend them to the public a* deserving a iberal patronage. As will he.seen by announcement in in our advertising eclumns, the Acade my will be under tbe management of Rev. J. B. Hitlhouse during 1878 Mr. Hillhouse is well known among our people as a cultured and refined gen* ileman, and no one eonld have been ehosen tbe seleetion of whom would have more certainly insured the success of that institution W* tru*t our peu pi* will extend to him that generous assistance *o much needed to keep up in our midst a first class school, and that tho'e who think of entering their children in an institution where they will enjoy superior facilities for advancement in learning will uohesita* tingly give our academy n trial. After the polities! turmoil of the past month or in, we feel, in making up tbe Inside of this week’s issue, like we might dive into the downmost reeesse g of our country's fluctuating, cver-chun ging political characteristics, and draw up from beneath the immortal rubbish of the late struggle material yet to en* gaire the reader’s attention, but we won’t do it. The worry is over, and let disappointment give plaee to cheerful., mass, and everybody feel good. Christ mas is coming, the festal icnsan, with its many uierry features, will open soon. We feel good, and why shouldn’t we. We gave a gentle hint to our friends, last week, that this establishment would feci the better by tbe reception of a Christmas turkey, when, to our immense satisfaction, befor# the ink bad got dry on our paper a plump, healthy bird hopped right luto our sanctum, and is now the nucleus around which revolves our thoughts, and pardou us, gentle reader, for here remarking that news' pager m*u have always held that a cut froui (he forward part of a roast turk ey's carcass, smothered in gravy and surrounded by * pound • and a half of artificial intestines, is ad sh not in the least detrimental to health, and one which wo newspaper man evei hesitated to ta'kle when favorable opportunity offered itself. We now. in the mos earnest manner possible, desire to ex tend to the noble lady—Mr*. Col. W J. CantreM—who hae so kindly re membered the editor in this material manner our hearty thanks. Vcterson’s Magazine for January is the most superb number ever issued of tha* popular lady’s book. There are two steel engravings “Crpid in the Brin,” and “Borrowed Plumes,” the Utter a little “tot” of three years old dressed in Iter mother’s shawl and bon net, one of the prettiest pictures we have almost ever seen. Besides these, there is a double-sis* , Paris fashion plate elegantly colored, a picture io itself • and alio two very'beautiiul colored pat terns for working ornamental table cloths in cr< wel ; the latter an exnbetl t*bment alone as expensive as a chro o. In all there are about fifty engrav* ings in the number, counting the wood engravings. Th* stone* are all origin* 1 and by such writers as Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, Mrs. Frances Hodgson Bur nett, Mr*, li. {{aiding Davit, Frank Lae Benedict, “Josinh Allen's Wife,” that new and popular writer, a galaxy that no other lady can show. With this number appears, as a Supplement,* full site diagram pattern for a Coat Bodice f.*t a lady, the last thing in fashion.— 1 his alone is worth the price of the number.* “Peterson” claims to com bine more than any other monthly, be ing a uiagaiin? not oniv of hut of art and fashion alto. The price is astoniaingly low, vi* ; two dollars a year, postage paid. To olubs it is low er still, viz : five copies for SB.OO, or seven for $lO 50.with an extra copj for getting Up the club, all postage free.— Specimen* are sent gratis, to ge t ud olubs: , Everybody ought to take “Pe terson” for 1878. Address Chas. J Peterson, 306, Chestnut Street, Phila delphia, Pa,* In the Senatorial rafca, Out* J, 0. Eii%a Lct#i || a Majority i the tbr counties of I,263—Gordon giv ilg n majority off §Bl ; Murray, 4H ; vv bitfield, 271 4 Tbt election of Col. J. C. fain to tbe Benato from tbe Forty third Din* trict by the handsome majority be re ceived last Wednsday, we consider veiry fiatte ing testimonial to hra merits as a man, nnd ‘he effective manner in which his fellow cititen* of Gordon county, where both be and Ms opponent were beat known, came to his support ia a strong evideooe that his ehameter and capabilities amply justified hia aspira tion to the responsible position to which he ha been elected. Col. Faic will ai. •umt hia duties in tbe next General Assembly, feeling pledged as tbe peo ple** choice to be a faithful icntinel up on the watchtover, and we believe that hie every effort will be directed toward tbe promotion of tbe general welfare of hia people. Seed I’m ter a Dime. We advise all onr readers to forward their address and 10 cent* to Orange Judd Cos., 246 Broadway, New York ? who mak* a special offer to send for this tttn (half price and postage) the number for October Ist, of the Ameri can Agriculturist. This splendid num* her, besides over 50 engravings, eon. tains a great amount of useful, practi cal, reliable, seasonable information, not only for tbe farm and Garden, but for the household, children included. Most will get from it hints and suggestions worth ten nr twenty times it# cor.— Better still, to send $1.60 and receive the paper, post-paid, from now to tbe end of 1878—that is, all of volume 37, with the rest of this year free. (Two copies for $3.00). Nowhere else can one get o much Klly valuable, paying information for ao little money—not 3 cents a week, a sum easily saved or produced extra, which the paper will be sure to help one to do. This journal is prepared by practical men and wc* men, who know what they talk and write about from ae l -• enee and large obseva‘ion, and they can and d> greatly aid others to pmdwible planning and working. Many single bint* and suggestions each abundaiwy rep*y a year’s cost. The fea less explain eof quackery and Intro bo in every num ber, are invaluable, and have saved its readers and the coun . y millions of dollars. The depsuuents for the household and chi'drci are pleading and instructive. Every number of the paper is beauri ally illuslvated. In short, the American Agricultmist is full of good things, for every roan, wo man and child in city, village and coun. try. Take our advice, and send $1.60 for 14 months, or at Li nt send a dime for the half-price specimen now ofier ed, and see it for von selves. A Fine Microscope lor • low Canfa. A wJI oiade, genuine Microscope— n< t a bit of molded uless in a paper or metal i up, or tube—but one with triple Lenses, Diaphragm, Stand, clc., is not only useful in everv family, but is very interesting. Such insirumen'a have hitherto been too costly ior the general public. The editors of ihd American Agriculturist, io eono *e in with an Of tical Manulacturing Company., have after many ex eriuients and much in vention, succeeded in producing a gen uine Microscope, with three fine Lenses, Stand, ate., which, by use of machinery, and very largo manufacture, is now made at far less cost than has ever be* fore been d<ne. Scientific men, and Olliers, say it is decidedly superior to anything ever before offered so low as $2 50 ; but ibis one ia sdd for $1 50. But one ia given to every subscriber to tbe American Agriculturist, who siur ply adds 40 cents to the fegUfcTr sub scription price—that is, the paper is sent on* year, with the $1 5 I Micro scope, lor only s2.o*). If te be de'iv ered free to any p;rt of the country 15 cents extra is t> be added A Yuli description and ail particulars can be had by sending your address on a pos tal card to Orange Judd Company, New York ; or belter still, ■< nd them 10 ceuts (half-price) for a post-paid sample copy of the paper, which will give a full description of the Mitro eeope, and also touch valuable reading and engravings, etc., aod be richly worth far more than it* cost. One Dollar buy* 4 pounds Beat llio Coffee, at FERGUSON A THAVER’S If jou wish to please the Attic folks call at b. K. Hicks, and buy some of bis novelties for Christmas. Best Keroaene Oil, enly 40 cents per gallon, at FERGUSON & THAYER'S. Buy your Christmas Goods of H. K. Hicks. An endless array of Toys, Confectioneries and Fancy Christinas Goods now line his ehelres. Santa Cl;us has opened bis head quarters iu Calhoun, and will be found during the holidays at the store of H. K. iiicks. Give him a call. 8 pounds White Sugar tor One Dol Offlolal Vot# of Gbordon mT,rr r-'-i-ii - , „ f t 2? * rfl 1 ? fffel S-iH ? Pxkcivts. F r £ " £?£§:§ 5 Lj gg l- r 4 ? 2. • J 5 i : [ i ff ■ i I 1 "■ jrrr * -wHhf* * jfhF * “7** * r “Y r~~ *—•— —* • Calhoun .. 409 4 m 2$ 14 * U U 476 St .891 2f| 402 Raaecu... 1301 9 58 24 ...... 21 40 2 88 76 147 7 *126 2tf 161 Honor* 631 69 46 17 ~*Hk f ♦ 15 ? 95 244.-192, 106 6 126 Sugar Valley.. ** * 78 36 4 49 12 8 48 3 J JlO ~ 117 ; 104 .w... , IIP Fairmount 67 < 6 46 J 6 68 14 4 3[ US 1 96 45 -fS 6# 168 Plainvillc * W. 47 4 IT $ 19 8 72 9 7$ 7 41 t W 92 Lilly Pend 1 67 44 40 67 7 1 >s 6 115 f gpj: | 116 Coosa watts* 66 17 9...*. 10 6 18 * S{ 61 6 . 72 336 jl6 78 Oostanauln.. 30 66 6 46 $7 -•••• I 71 18 $8 1 <K) 7th District 4tf 16 13 62....... .4 •% —( 65l 8 67 $4 r.v... 70 Bth District ! 41 17, Isi JC 9 1 1 33 ..... 4* 16 64 1 j 4ft tJ| 70 24th District.. 45 28 Total ||lo6l 480 U &96 294{ 156 20P 171 >[U7g| Toys and Wore hits for Christmas. H. K. Hieks has just opened the largest and best assorted stock of Toys and Christmas Goods generally ever ex* hibited io Ctlhoun, to which he invites attention*. Thohe wishing to purchase tricks to please th* little ones, are re quested to eall and examine his stoek at once. The cheapest and best stock of Dry Goods to be found it> Rome iaat tilju. KNOX k PARK* KNOX k PARKS, Rome, Ga., have in itoek seasonable end desirable goods in tbe line ot Dry Goods, Ladies’ Drees Goode, Hosiery, Flannels, Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Hats, which they sell at lowest prices, tilja Tumnus A Noted Divine says They are worth their weight in gold. READ WHAT HE SAYS: Da. Tvtt:—Dear Sir: Per ten yean I here heca a martyr to Dyepepaia, Constipation, an* Pitta. Last wring your pilla ware recommended tmmefl nfd them (but with little faith). lam now n well me*, hare food appetite, difeelton nertact, regular at oola, pi lea gone, and I hare gained forty pound* aolid Seek. They are Worth their weight in gold. *BV. It. U SIMPSON*; Lonimillo, Ky. fKfmd mb * A Dr. Tutt haa boon on- Tull'S PILLS r*td th* practic* *f , B "Tw mrw medicine thirty yean, aad CVS* Bff XXdb. tor a long time waa demon/ Acwa. at rotor of anatomy in (her _______ _ _ Meiical College of fJeeV-' TUTPS PILLS finsataacsiSf OVXI smxnu. t* that they are prepared •aen* on acienfinc principle*. TBTPf PILLS strrw.. in-ir.iurri.H* has ancccedcd la cma OOWSTfyATIOW comDAitog ia 6iem th* ■ - m hcrctolore antagonistic TUTPS PILLS xp. ertrmm nu*. *W u f naane Their ft rat apparent ef> TimiS Mt I D feet ia to increaae the ap* I0 I I nLLS petit* by cauaing th* feed to properly aearmilate. A * V Thu. the dyatem ia near- iahed, and by their tonic neammMMe *,• geg action on the digeatir* or- HITT'S rILLS gTia, regular and healthy • 1 aeacUattona are producatf. OUXt* 11U0W a&U€f The rapidity with which ftfsouß tmkt cm /lech, TIITTfS Ml 1 6 While under the influence tU V I*# nftJL# ;of thaae pilla, o( iUclf in ro“slß^oß,,- aem hencetbeir efficacy ia cur warn ■■aen nu in ing nerroua debility, mel- TUIPS HUS aacholy,dyepepaia,waat- - _ ~ . . mg. bf the muaclta, alug- C®*S *PXHP hitWiM giahnrae of th* liter, , chrome conatipatinity afod imparting hretth trod affength to the ayatdVW. Sold’ everywhere. Offici, jJ Hurflff SfAll,Ntw York. " TXIIHM Of SaCTeLI Gray Hair can be changed to a 1 gloaay black by a aingle application of I Dr.Ttm'eHairDya. It act* Whemegic, ■ and La warranted as hatndeae m water. ■ rric|x. Office SS^H.T. What is QweenßK fiawm Road the Am■www It la a plant that grow* In the South, and ia tpr* eially adapted to the cure of dieeaace of that climate^ NATURE'S OWN REMIST, Entering at once into the blood, expelling all acref nloua, ayphilitic, and.rheumatic amefiomt, Alortt. it it a aaarching alterative, but when toedhtd WiTn Soraaparilla, Yellow Dock, and other herba, it feniw Dr. Tutt’s Ssnsparills and Queen’s Delight, Th* moat powerful blood purifier known to medical acicnce for the cure of old ulcere, diseased joint*, foul diacbargee from the ear* and noatrila, Abeceaaes, akin diaeaaea, dropay, kidney complaint, evil effect* of aecret practice*, diaordered liver and apleen. Ita uae Strengthen* the aervoua aystem, import* a fair com. plexion, and build* up the body with HEALTHY, SOLID FLESH, Aa.an antidote to ayphilitic poieon it ia a*rongly recommended. Hundred* of caae* of (he wont typo hav* been radically cured by it. Being purely veg etable ita continued uoe will do no barm, 'flic best time to take it ia during the auntmer and fall ; and • inataad of debility, headache, fever and ague, you will an joy aobuat health. Sold by oil drurrisf*. Prko, fi.oo. Office, J 5 Murray Street, Haw York. hoist taoith. A grand success. T tree w:io want a n iee Whifker vr Moustache use oor piparaMon. No chrap make-up but e genuine article. The preparation is eu very expensirc in its charac er, that wa oinnot sell it for less than one dollar pea package. It will b; mail* l free on receipt n the pries, by addressing HUNT & CO.. Hair Dressers, Main Street Brockeille. Ont, Georgia, Cos don County. Til 18 is to notify all persons concerned i hat Miles M. Seott f andminist rator with toe will annexed of R. D. Hood, den ceased, late of said county, has made ap plication to the Court of Ordinary of said county for an order to sell 88 acres of lot of land No. 89, an 1 25 acres of lot No. 142, in the 24th district and 3d section of said county, the real estate of R. D. Hood, de ceased, and that I will pass on the same at the regular term of this Court next after four weeks from the first publication of this notice. This October 25, 1877. ■* 0c27’301. E.J. KIKER, Ordinary. Georgia Gordon, Coun'y Whereas, D. it. B slock, administrate of E. J. Blalock, represents to the Court tn his petition duly filed and entered on rec ord that he has fully administered E. J. Blalock’s esia'e. This is therefore to cite all persons con cerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause—if any they can—why said admin' istrator should not be dismissed on the Ist Monday in January, 1877. Tbi Oct. 1, IWTf E .? Kiker. O-d'w. J U. ARTHUR, Dealer in General Merchandise t CALHOUN, GA. . . - Always endeavors to giro sntisfnwtU* to 1 OM4&9OTJ. 3tw Aivmisrswah. 1 Grocery Store ! FERGUSON A THAYER. At ttr* old stand of H. K. Hick*. Have just spened a choiee stock of FAMILY AND FANCY GROCER IES, CHRISTMAS TOYS AND CON. FECTIONKRIKS, . RESH AND COYE OYSTERS, &0, &C. All bought for cash at bottom figure, and will b* sold accordingly. Old friends are cordially invited to call and examine goods and prices and be convinced. tteorgt.l, Gordon lonitj. This is to notify all persons concern ed, that Sauiuel Puli tarn, administrator ol’ Joseph Al. Collier, deceased, ha* made application to the. Court of Ordi nary of said county fur an order to sell tbe one undivided 7tb interest in and to 125 scree, more or toss, of lota of land, 'Nos. 116 and 117; in tb* 7th dis trict and 3d section of said county, the real estate ot Joseph M. Coitier, de* cease ’, and tlrot 1 will pass on the same at the regular term ot this Court* next after four weeks from .he first publica tion of thib notice. This Dec. 6, 1877" E J. Kiker, Ordinary. Calhoun AcftdMmj* RET. J. I. HfLLHMJSE, Prl*el|4 ! CHIEF STUDIES AND FEES PER MONTH ; | 1. Spelling Book, let and 2J Re*<ier..st .00 ' 11. Spelliug, Reading. Writiwg, First Book* in Geography, iu'Arithme l.e, and in English Grew to nr 200 ' 111. Gsogvapby, Aritinie'ic, Grammar, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, j j Algsbrn, Geo ;strjr, Logic. First Cooks in Latin a <i Greek........ 3 00' ; IV. Latin, Greek. H*br*w, Mclhl and Mere] Philosophy, Rhetoric ; 4 00 A deduction front thyse .itslea of 20 per cant in fstVor 01, ’on Pinna. Masie taught try goad teacbeT*. Dae attention to Composition wrrd Oprntiolt. Boarding for students on fait terms. The course in this Academy embrr*s the main studies of a liberal or CoUeg>as education. By tht best methods sod teachers in etery depart ment ard by She aid of shiny friends .we hope soon to birve art Aenlsmy ©4 n high tank. rfacs ff. W’tfm THE SfliWC AMIK/ffl. THfr: TIIfRTV-THIRD TEAR. T tte MOST SCIENTIFIC PA- Vm IN THE WORLD. (ftdy $3.20 a Year, including F'oVtjrg# Weakly , 62 Nunbvra a jrea #,OOO hook pages.* 'IW Stitfftifie Americas iaa brfge FirtW CTest WSY&y Newspaper af sixteen pages,- piOwferf in* th* most beautiful style, pro fusely rtfaufrated with splendid engravings rrpieseottWg- tfh* newest Inrsntions and the mos*. reeffnt Advaxess in the- Arts and' Sciences > including Meetmnics and En ginceriag, Steam Engineering, Railway, Niiaing, Clvil f Gas* frtm Hydraulic Engin eer tog, SRH Work, I fort. 9feel aad Metal Work ; Chemistry snd C'krtWCal YrocssSe#* Electricity, Light, Heat TeChwoi# gy, Fbotogiauhy. PriHling,- ffew It4aehine-' ry, New Processes, New Reeeipes, lnipTove> # merits p rtainiwg to Textile Industry,- WS.vlng, Dyeing, Products, Animal. Vegetable, and Mjpnev'srt > New and Interesting Facts in Agriculture, the Home, Health Medical Progress, Social Science, Naiural History, Geology, Astrom? my, etc. Tue most valua Je practical papers, by eminentwritera in all deportments of Science will be font 4 in the Scien ,: fic American f th* whal# pr aented in p lar language, free from techlickl terms, illustrated with engravings, nnd so arranged as to interest and inform all classes of readers, old and young. The Scien ific American is promo, live of knowledge and -progaess in every community where it eirealates. It should have a place in every Family, Reading Hoem or School. .$3.20 per year, $1.60 half year, is our terms, including prepay ment of postage. Discou* t to clubs and agents. Single copies ten cents. SoM by all Newad -alera. Remit by postal order to MUNN & CO., Publishers, *7 Park Row, New York. vy 4 fonnect *° n i A 1 Ejiv * SciasTtrc Avniwjt, Messrs Muon & are Solicitors of Amer ican and Foreign Patents, and bare the largest establishmeg- in the world. Pat ents are obtained on the best terms, -Mod els of New Inventions and Skates examined and advice free. A special notiee is made iu the SttiMTinc Amobicar of oil lnven. tions Patented through thi- Agency, with the name and residence of the Patentee.— Public attention it tbue directed to the mer its of the new patent, and sales or intro duction oft-n effected. Any person who has made anew discov ery or invention, can ascertain, free of charge, whether n patent can pr nably be o’.'taine'i by writing to the undersigned. Address for the Paper, or concerning Pat ents '* ■(INN * *J |er Braaoh Often, Cef. I A 7tn ©s., WjHftw, ingtoa, D*. C. . * Sheriff’s Seles fof Jenotry Will be w>ld before tbe Court House door in the tow* of Calhoun, Gordon eounty, Ga., between tbe usual hours sale, on the first Turin* f ia January, 1877, the following property, to-wit: That part of lot of lead number 92, in the 14th diatriet and 3d section of Gordon countj, being that .pavt of 92 lying west of CoaaMittga fiver sod norib of the Oustanaula river, as the property of W m. Hi Bonner, to satisfy one execution issued from Gordon Superior Court, in lavor of Denaia Johnaro, and trans ferred to James M Har'an, Ephraim Strickland, and others, vs. l\’m. H Bonner, for tbe purchase money of said property. : \ Also, at tbf same time ard place, will be sold, lot of land number 103, in the 24th district and 3d section of Gordon eottnty, as the property of John Taliaferro, to sat isfy one Superior Court fi fa in favor of Ho4vci A Cos., for the one of G. yf Wells k Cos., vs. John Taliaf* rro. Property pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. Also, at the same time and place, will be sold one brown horse mule, ten years old, one sorrel mare, about ten years old, and one two-horfte wagon, as the property of John B. Nesbit, to sat isfy one fi fa issned from Gordon Sup.-* ty Court in favor of J. N- Carter as John B. Nesbit. Property p in tod out by plaintiffs attorney. A so, at tbe same time and place, will be sold, 69} acres of land ao the east side of lot of land number 284, in the ?th district and 3d section of Uordon county, also one dark hay mare mule, as the property of Fielding Kay, to satisfy one Superior Court fi fa in fayor of Elam Culpepper, guardian of H Sa lena Kay, minor,_ts._ Fielding Kay. former gidrdian of H. Salena Kay, mi nor Property pointed out by plain* tiff’s attorney. Also, at the same time and plaee, will be sold, lot of land number3o7, in the 23d district and 3d section of Gor don county, as tbe property of John Gillespie, to satisfy one Justice Court fi fa issued from the 1056th district*, G. M., in favor of Gray A Middleton vs. John Gillespie. Property pointed out by defanAant. Levy made and return ed to me by A. B. Taylor, X. C. November 30, 1877. W. G Taylor, Sheriff. CURATfVEPADS. A sure cure far Torpid Liter and all dis cates jrmrt'g Urer'efrtw,- f **% Kidney, Spine, Hladder, Womb, and al] r curia le f)is easea, Chills and Fever, Dys pepsia, Headache. Our Liver, Lung and Ague Pad, $2. Kidney aau Spinal Pad, $3. Pad for Female Weakness, $3. ..We send them by mail free on receipt of price. Ad dress K. F, SNYDER k CO , Cincinnati, O. week >in' your own town. Terms Vl|i|fud outfit fre*. I. HALLETT & t Woo:,Portland, Maine. . AGENTS WANTED. FOB PARTIpTI.ARS ADDKKSB WILSON tKWmi MACHINE CO. 829 Broadwat, NeW York City ; ~ Chicago, 111.; New Orleans, La‘. r Or San Francisco, Cal. Mart J, Holmes, 1 he new norel, StILDRED, by Mr*. Mary Jj Holmes, author of those splendid booksr— £dyfif Lyle—Wrtsf Lawn- -Tenipafef Sun shine—Lenar Risers, etc., is now wrwl for swle bf H booksellers. Price $1 50. It is one of the finest novels ever yf/Sttr tty and everybody should read it. Or . rarleton A€,.,rahs. ( N. Y. l4?ild for Reduced Price lAet of BASOS Jt HAMUI . , C46INET ORGAXS ! New and splendid styles; prices reduced $lO fo s,'o each, fftis month, (Nov. 1877.) Acforeav a Hamlin organ co.. Boston, New York, or Chicago. (stlAP er at hom*. Samples MtOX/lhorth $5 free. Geo. Stinson VI/ r"i f 0., Portland. Maine. JACKSON’S BEST Sweet Navy Chewing Tobaeco was awarded the highest prize at Centen nial Exposition fof its fine ckeuiag quali ties, the excellence add lasting character of its sweatening and want thFbest .obacCe ever laa-le Mb yotrr grocer for this, and see that each plug bears our blue strip trade mark wn-h words Jack son’s Best cn it. old wholesale by all jobbers. Send for sample to C'. A J4CK SON & CO , Manufacturers, l’elersl ti-g, T a WORK FOR ALL, In their own l oealitier. canvassing for tbe Fireeide Visitor (enlarged) WceUlv and Monthly. Largest Paper in the W 9ftdt, with Mammoth Chromos Free. Big Com missions to Aganls. . Terms anl Outfit Free. Address P. O. VICKERY, Augusts’, Mai fie. day at I puie. Agape* wanted.- \|TOutfit and terms fiee. TRUE 1 t ItwAhgusta. Maine. -* IJY Extra Fine Mixed Oarda, with name, 41/10 centr, t astpaid. L. JONES k CO., N*seau. N. Y. nun varra in ow nu win —w . * rr §nt S4vtri(tmtats. - , DOMESTIC t V . vn*s • Jr the Lightest Kunninf, Tie , the Softt Durable, the Meet PepuUx 6* AahSaaMasl it a —— —— —— SEWING MACHINES. It te tullf aa4nt*i, msJlw* the C*M-lhrM4 lork-Mltch, Ao* wlf> rcfulattp* . mud uks-ap, and mtiUde the WlkeU range effmmUg trerkwllhecil The •' ■oacatft * ( M<f< in the meet dmrmhte manner, with eenieat le*t |ma rlmma mmA throughout. t r DOMESTIC rim nanus. IWi PaTTEISNS fee Imdiee I ', mim*eS* t mad drome, mere eat en iftWW Siptffef U ang in mm, and earn fv Understood Mg' mnf 00. ]Full dir ertlou Sand{lluHraiiene oa emeh en ret ope, Mead Fire Heats foS ittuetrated Cata logue of 1000 Faehieae, DOMESTIC • r 1 • ' ‘ •' Sewiag Machine Cos., New York, Georgia*. Gordon County. Whereas, H. C. Hunt, administrator of N J. McEirath, represents to the Court in his petition duly filed- and en tered oo record, that he has tttff' ad ministered N. J; McElrath’a estate : This is, therefore, to cite iff persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to cause,.if any they can. why said administrator shonld not be discharged from his sai l administration, and ret ceiv© letters of dismission on the fir Monday in March, 1878. Dec 3, 187s E. J. Kiher. Ordinary. X Admi ustrator’s Sale. Will’be sold before the Court House door,io the town of Calhotln on the first Tuesday in January rext, between the legal hours of sale, 80 acres of lot of land Ni 39, and 25 acres of lot No 142 in the 24 district 3d section of Gofdbtt county as the property of Mrs R’. D. Hood late of said county deseased for the b.-nefit of tbe heirs' artd ei'edifortsr Terms two-thirds cash tin balande oti twelve months time with iutercsi at 7 per cent, from date. Nov. 30th. 1877. Miles M Scott, Administrator of Mrs. R.'D. Hood. decl 30d. Administrator’s Sale, Will be sold before the Court House door in the town of Calhoun, on the ififot Tuesday in January next, between the le<*al-hours of sale, lot of land nutut ber .SOin thelAth dseCriet andvkl section of GWtfon court Py. a Phe property of H. ff‘. Dobson ar;d*W M Morris, late of said county, deceased 1 . Sold for the purpose of distri buffo#. 'terms, cash November ad ; , 1877. W- D> f >Crs*LriV, Admtofctfrotor of 11. H. Dobson. Joseph McConniPLl, of W. IJ Morris, deel -30d. mumW***™* emu*, s^. Klti I I I*®“ Lo °k- sturtiifig News. * ■ Organs, 12 stops, $55. Pi anos onty $l3O. Cost sß*>o.* Circulars Free. D. F. Beatty, Washington. N J. iffiipmW. ManuftLdartrt; and Dtalfs in STOVES i TINWARE Hoese Faraishin#GsH St Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fitting sy<i cSalty. Special attention to Unfaf, Cetrtieii-ng, and Galvanized nirtj Wort. No. 35 Broad Street, >ep22’6m HOME C.A DETECTIVE;;:;':, yourself, tlore fun in it than anything Li Christendom?. * Write us with a tweu*y-fire A'cnt. piece, and make yourseK happy. Ad Notklit Cos., Ogtlensburgfh, >, T* A eeVtwrframi effi etual “*■ -K ‘ Trial box only 50c Address Wl/ PIERCV, Ogdensbuigh, MEN & WOMEN 1 "depart- meat of huOntn industry, furuisned with practical receipt* progresses, and reliable information upon anj desired subject, If y u are f uzzled on dhPy subject, or want a receipt for anything enclose one dollar in a registered letter to A. D. Hum*, M. A. F. R. C. S„ Bpoekville, Ontario; when vom wants will be'coraplied with, and the'amt reliable information for-. ■ warded you. MRS- 5C mowe, aa/ Ha fuel fit timed tr&m New f,* wit* 4 ba*y stock T , g- Millinery Goods# ai* kaa not befere beet Ihandhk . Batoe. Udiae’ Aae Pattern B*t \f ,k* latest ktjloe, i* etnw, melon and fcft/ ha of Bib*, Colleretfe* % a4 Fk, ifSaZEUZ?* ol ****—'• *it. £ fb* moot attract,r* * T |„, A y . J motfoes anAerouW fancy art,alm2 damping and turned Goode epmtaJ*// wuLwt i DRY 60003, CLOTH] MO boots, shoes, hats, trunks, sc. (ijr : .ill., 1 &■, ou t./ K***rm, f Or, j** fetftffad hi, and -toc% or tfoeda, which ba i4<Aepa*ißg *f H bottoin price*, fb, rarest cr -* s*3^ __ acO Sai. , NOTICE !' 1/vant.g, Of b.lli 0ur.,1.,. , ur fl( I> P for M.H, ... r , .bl. io Mi ,h Mp for A,ii „ d "f -*" “ Mk .. .. *, will'iW til* ftitih-a StHfdy hr Cwk er mitet. All persons ind*btcd to n* o' ik*r by or are requa*ted to eons* ferwari and settle at once. wVb;re in 9 t,,|, line ef Staple Dry Good*, Hardware , Groeoriod, Hotiont, do., Se., | .* • f , ati’d respectfoljy Solicit, wr friends an 4 Ibw public genprilffjf to call exsnine ear stoclf befoTe purcbasing elceVberr. (eltif„. > - ...S'* Marshall s lea R . w. KA rv HOXK, Baaikb IK S'isriLJ KOC SKIES. A good atock of family sn~> r nes will bm feund oa baud at all time , aid will ka sold at prices the very Is zest. fteaaeei. luliy soMdlts the patronage ef these wish ing good in his line. XAILROAD BTXXI T r CALHOUN, GEORGIA. tepidly # — UUM LStIHSTiBII Ck>otl Kwritf fo 4ffiVt Hcsaes filMNew Heftes and tiftdlrrf foY rai’e. St'oei frd and eared far. Charges will be reaeearblo Wil. pay the cash for corn in he ear and odd-- in thr-bnndle. febC-t* A.. M. Parham, k 1:1; RcspeetfwDy solicits the patronage of the people of Calhoun and ticitiity, promising satisfaction to all who leave orders. Re pairing done. Give him a call. Shop in* le.r nart of the Post Office oc2t>6m. eargia, Gordea f oaaty. J ary A. F. Giles | Libel for Diroce TH - f Gordon Supericr Court.- 8. L. Gita* j September Term. 1877. Present, his Honor. C. McCutchea, Judge. Rule fo Perfect Service. IT appearing to the Court by the return of the Sheriff that the defendant does not reside in this county rnd it further appear ing that be dies uot reside in this State; if is, on motion of counsel, ordered by the Court, that mi 1 defendant appear and an swer at the #e*f term of this Court, else Ail case be considered in default, and the plain tiff allowed to proceed. Avid'it i, further ordered that fhia rate be published in the Cai.hocs Times a paper published in said' county .nce a hbnth for four months G. t>. McCVTHES, J. S. C. C. C. A frrte copy from the minuted of said Court, October 25. 1877- ’ H hereas, R. F Orr,- administrator of Matfhew On. rtpresent's to the Court in his petition dn y filed and entered on rev cord, that he h is fully edzninistered Mat-' thew Orr's estate— This is therefore to cite sfl perrons Con cerned. k : Ldred and ot editors, to show cause, if nns they can, Why said adminis ,r?tor ®^ ou ld not be discharged and re celve letters of dlstnissien on first Mon— day in Jianttary, JLB7B. Oct. 1877. c6-3Cd g. J. KIKES* Otdiaarj.