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CALHOUN TIMES
I>. B. FREEMAIT, Editor
Laws Relating to Newspaper Subscrip
tions aiul Arrearages.
1 ■ Subscribers who do not gh e express notice t&
ti; contrary, are considered wishing to con
tinue their subscription.
”• Jj subscribers order the discontinuance oj
their perio.fwijls u the publishers mug continue
to send them until oil arrearages are paid.
!). //' subscribers neglect or refuse to take then
periodicals from the office to which they arc di
rect'd, th 1/ ore held responsible until they hove
r • tiled their bills and ordered them discontin
ued.
A, If subscribers move to other places without
notifying publishers, and the. papers ore set
to the former direction, they are held responsi-
; >. The Courts hove decided that “ refusing to
take periodical', from the office, or removing
■ ' l leaving them uncalled for, is prima facie
evidence of intentional fraud.”
0. Aug person who receives a newspaper and
makes use of it whether he hut; m deuced it or
not, is held in law to be a subscriber,
i. If subscribers poig in advance, they are bound
to gnu notice to the publisher, at the end of
their time, if they do not wish to continue tak
ing it; otherwise the publisher is authorized to
send it on, and the subscribers will be respon
sible until an express notice, with payment of
all arrearages, is sent to the publisher,
Wednesday, march 22, is 76.
THE HCVEWTH DISTitH T.
Carteksville, Ga., March 20th 1870
The executive committee of the denis
ocratic pi’ty for the seventh congress
i< mi 1 district will convene in the city of
(’artLTaville on Thursday, Match 30th,
1870. Members ol the committee un
able to attend will please send proxies.
Jonn W. Wofford, Chairman.
W. L. Scruggs, late of Georgia,has
been offered a silver inkstand by the
British government, but the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs submit"
ted a report thereon not allowing any
public servant to receive presents from
foreign gov rnments, which vote was
sustained by the House. This is the
liist time that gift-taking has been diss
couraged by Congress, and it ought to
be chalked down.
Tiif. Wisconsin Democracy wants
Satrieuel J. Tildcn for President, but
outside of W isconsin, S; mmy would;
make a very slim race, we imagine.
Tub Democratic Central Committee
of Ohio have decided to call a State
Cunvention to meet at Cincinnatti May
T/ik bank c, f the Sta'e of New York
closed doors on the 14tu by reason of
being thrown out of the Clearing House,
ihe total loss of the failure it is stated
will fall on the stock holders.
A 2S iv? fit of Silver.
The city of Havana brought to New
Yorii on Thursday a block of pure sii
ver weighing 4,200 pounds and worth
80 4,000 in gold. 1 lie biock is one loot
diameter and has six sides each three
lett long. It is perfectly swooth and
highly polished. It belongs to Fio Mex
ico, who have consigned it the Gomez,
Siondu A Cos , of 0 Oid slip, to be exhi
bited among the Mexican products at
the Centennial. It was exhibited at the
Mexican exhibition in Mexico last year.
The silver Lorming this iimr.cn e block
is said to have been dug I’om the Ileal
Fotosi one of the oldest mines in Mexi
co. The treasure lies in a hexagonal
box in the hold of the steau -hip city of
Havana. The purser of the Havana
says that the si.vei* block in its box, lay
a day and night unguarded on a whaif
at Vera Cruz. •Htwouldu’t stay long on a
wharf in New York,” he added. The sil
ver is to bo examined by the United
States Appraiser to-morrow and then it is
to be deposited in the New York Safe
Deposit Company’s vaults to await order*
from the Mexican Centennial Cornu is
sioner.—TV. Y. Sun.
Arrests for Political Purposes.
— Raleigh, N C., March 15—Much
indignation is expressed here owing to
the announcement that warrants have
been issued by L'nited States officials lor
the arrest ot Gen Vv . il Cox Solicitor
of the fourth District and Chairman of
the Domoeautie State Executive Com
mittee and the Commissioners of the
county of Robeson on tiumped-uo
charges of having cons irtd to defeat
the will of the people at the election
held lor delegates to the State Consti
tutional Convention.” Gen. \V. R. Cox
is a wealthy and high’y respected citi
zen aud the arrest is intended to em
barrass the Democracy in the conming
content. It is rumored that a protni
nent Democratic editor at Raleigh will
also be arrested—p-übub!y for making
speeches in opposition to the thieving
of the radical officials. In South Caro
linaand Alabama a reign of terror among
honest citizci s is being inaugurated by
Eli ted States marshals who are arresting
and imprisoning pet sons or the most
frivolous charges.
New Hampshire has go e Be pub
lie i;i by about a thousand majority. —
The I.K'iuoerafs concede the election of
ti jv Clutter, and of a majority in both
h uas ; lhe Republicans claims that
they will have fifteen to twenty-five mu
joi-ity in the llousu and from seven to
nine 4'thi; twelve Senatois. It is what
everybody lias expected who read the
TTibunc correspondent) and the method
( t'i.o’ campaign ought not to leave the
victory RTueh significance t.s a move on
the national fi l l Nevertheless it will
h ve it. Every gratili 'Jpartv paper will
iii morrow be B outing : ‘ New Hamp
sl.iie leads the way !” And the moral
w iglit • f this cry will be a distinct
and tangible influence in the politics of
the year. Hunee Gtcely might have
beet elected iu 1272 i! North Caroli
na hai m t ban bought or counted
a.vaj from him. Ihe Republican can
vans this \ u vi 11 be strengthened by
Visierdnv & ,m* base of New Ilamp
y-L Ti llune.
Hrmid Jury S-'reNcimuviil.*.
W e the Grand Jury, chosen aid
sworn for the second week of March
Term of the Superior Court of G"id..i
county Ha., beg leave to make the im*
towing general presentments :
We find the pub ie roads of t e coun
ty in as good coudili m as could t
expected at this season of th • ye
the exception of that on 11 o r
1054th district id ar Bar.i'it’s uuil w tci
ve would call the attention of the c tin
missioners of the District. The bridge
ot the county we find in good condemn
with the exception of a utmeuts ot
bridge across the Ooslanaula river Al> |
so s mie wpather boarding on north side ■
of same bridge, which slould be re
placed.
We concur in the.report of general
presentments of last week i-_ regard t>
Court House, jail and records, but roc- 1
ommend the covering of the stairway
on east side of jail. Also repairing leak
in the O.uifc House.
We find that the County Selio 1 Com- |
missioner has paid all money that has ;
come into his hands(fin 1875) f r r ach
ers account for that year.
Wo tender our thanks t > -m c no
commissioners f>r the e<- •>;
faithful service rood ml -a
charge of their • flier
We tender ii- II . . 1
MeCutchen, uu 1 S • - o
T. Hacket oui apprr-ciaii. . . : m
and impartial manner in wh u -.
have discharged ilf-r lut. - - .. ut
tesies to this body.’
We reeemmund th t in.- ;i >,
rnents be publisho it,. •\l.u-if \
Times.
John Taliaferro, Fur eu.au,
Pryor L. Smith,
Bedford E Jones,
Oran LI. Davis,
Francis M B az.
William li McDaniel,
James M. Kay,
Columbus L. Bray,
James Tweedle,
Wylie Huberts-,
David 11 Collins,
William ’! ’-•••'hack,
Ba .4is H. Dodd,
Partial li. Fite,
Benton Freeman,
Jacob Collins,
Samuel M. Davis,
Duncan A Norton, Sect’y
Shooting in or Ne-*r Summer
YILT.e —We arc informed that throe
young men. Bud Garrett, Chambers*
and Clements all more or less inu jric.w
tod went to the cabin of an old n-tr *
Nod P etiii last Monday rim lit and- •
him three times, on hall t k •
in the forehead and olancino u
dor the scalp and coming <-u on ;
back sole of his h. ad. oe
wrist and ran nt to the e'how. an-: •
third passed through the palm • < >
hand It is said that tlms-* py.;
disguised. We failed to Irani th*. =i ;
of the attack upon the old ue-er * <} •;
rett and Chambers were in rested on
Tuesday morning -oid are n<vv in ja i
at Summerville.— Rome, Courier , I ftrh
Belknap na never been an < fit er
of the regular army, and he is n ( a
West Pointer. He's a rt of a disp.dn
ter.
New Advertisements.
ISTotice.
U. S. INTERN AI. REV ENI E
speci a l r r.f\ x b: s,
MAY 1, 1870. TO APRIL 20 1577.
The revised statutes of th ■ Un.t .
sections 0202. 82.7, v. 28, . ;.a • i ..
every person engaged in any On a
cation, o. employment w.iku
liable to i>, special tax, o .a- m
PLACE -CONSIUC V PCSi.Y IX tils .
OR PI.ACP OF 1U si Si-.ss a y . •
payment of said sp . .t
--special tax year be , u.<
fore commencing a;
after April iu. ;8 ..
within the pr ivis.on:
ted are Hie iuilow.;.g
Rectifiers
Dealers, retail liquor . . .
Dealers, wholesale Lqu. i, .. ... *
Dealers in mah Lqiors, waoie.-ai - >
Dealero in ma t liquor-, r • a.i ’j t>
Dealers i • leaf tobacco . ...
Retail dealers in le..i tobac o ....
And on sales o. ev r .>i r uu-.fiiiy o.id-. for
every dollar it* excess -u ~'L, v>o.
Dealers in manufac und tobacco .7 ut)
Manufacturers of stills ad Uu
And for eac i -lill m inmaetu: .and 20 i 0
And for each worm n:aiaii..etured 2<> uU
Manufacturers of tobacco 10 OO
Manufacturers of cigars 10 OO
Ueudlcrs of tobacco, first class [more
than two liorses or other aiiiiii ilsj -A> Do
Peddlers of tobacco, second class [two
horses or otliei annuals.] 23 00
Peddlers ol tobacco, third class [one
horse or oilier animal] 13 OO
Peddlers of tobacco, fourt.i class [on
foot or public conveyance] 10 IK)
Brewers of less than 500 barrels 5o 00
Brewers of odd barrels or more 100 00
Vi y person, so liable, who shall fail to
comply with the foregoing requirements
will be subject to sever * peuahie • Persons
or firms da Lie to pay special iuxes named
above must apply to Jno. J.. < wnley, ( !-
lector of Internal Revenue at ntiaiua, or to
Samuel Cheats, D. puiy f’olUctor at Rome,
Ga., and pay fur and pr icnre the Special
Tax Mamp or sft amps in-y nee-, prior to
.May 1, 1870. and without urtiier notice.
D. L). PL.-VI l .
Commissioner of lot rni;i il v-.nu;
Oi ; Jb'K,'B < E Internal Li-.vi.xuj:.
Wusliington, i). (J . 1' •• •: >..•
mar22-2w—a pi It 2w.
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11714 will be at Calhoun. Ga . from m* _ .> i
Vf insi., prepared to take all kind.- :.nu
sizes of photographic portraiture hi hi.-t
class style; parties desiring anything in
our line will please call soon, as we will
only remain for a short time. We make
copying and enlarging a specDlty. Rooms
ad Boswell’s old stand. 4
r.nr‘22 Mg <2, BRO.
New Aavertisem tit j
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ST i Lib TRIUMPH AN I .
Stein ways .sites r.-v tit nec *
their poj-eiiarify
Chiek-.-iang & 'Son
William iin.-rhi- \ f(. •"
Haiarc? tiro.-.-.- : . 1 . i
William P. Km arson 282.7ffft |
Albert Weber 221,444 j
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The above figures are taken from the annual
Internal Revenue Tax Returns.
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certs. un i it o . a ja ... .
wit h i Is-, most cm a ; a.-
isfaction and effect. New
York, May 2-iiii, lK7d.—
(The above is the onl tes
timoni.al ever given by
Rubinstein to ary Piano
manufacturer.)
LISZT. Pray tell Ur. SteinvVay
tint ai.-i splendid upright
I‘iano shone to brilliant
advantage to ilie festival
performances at the Wart
burg. where lasl Tuesday
it served under my fingers
as “ Vice Orchestra,’' ex
citing general adn iration.
(Extract from Dr, Prank
L,.-z: to the ceb rated
coui. o- r. Metzdorf.which
letter.dated : ept. 27, 187-4,
j-s now in possession of
Messrs, 8t in way V Sons.)
MARIE KKEIm After ‘iioroiVghly testing
your Pianos, but ii ft pn
vote and public, I-am eon
&-itnt'OUsVy say that, tiie
Btei n way Pin nos are supe
rior to all' American and
Em op-sa n in s t r n m *• n f
kn wi.to no • N. w York,
ho, i 72.)
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ha > luci it ii liia o , fin,
Kurupeari and American
Piano Fortes, but none
that combi: egvynd<*uraud
y oi mil- . oiast.cny
ot toucii —in short ( \eiy
foiUg that r ml ers si p ano
prod’; ct, i such a iiigii
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And uu.it!) i t ill is t o nuuittr in
to uientioii. Send for Catalogues and
see for yourself.
Stameng', s Pianos have taken curry
I Prize aud Jieefal ich recce their 1 iano.<
have been placed in com jut it ion with
others, Paris 18()7 Landau 18i>2.
which. )liners tin ir Pianos at the IIPA
of THE WORLD
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PRICES FROM £(ll) t- Sl O'oo
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A gen i for Bav'ow and (Jordon counties.
•—. S. TAI'UM, Assistant.
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ff |,l A I)VY at home. Agents wanted.
.> § / Outfit and terms free TRUE N CO..
August.-i. Maine.
FREE TICKET 4
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- cr.yjioiut in U. S. tint of Ufc.a. 1
'. Above R R. Ticket (it also-id- s
no sto C- alennia Grounds) of
•'ay easily e-<rnn canva- Bin<? Oj
•or a, .ii. Anvb vjy caa and > it. -Vy
r.d •> il ess .-n po-t.il card.
v !~-o, send f. cts. Ad- ft?
■ ){A-:r.t> Vkkklx, _Jr
, . X X’ork.
tg>’ tits Wanted medals and Diplomas !
u.r Hot, .on s awarded
new Pirtoriiil I?iL!os.
1 ibu<trations. Ad'lrcss A. J. HOLMAN
N CO., *O3O Arch street, Philadelphia.
dt;s*y t ;:r week Cl .hanteeFTo
X i l :>.?• uts, male lud fern le. Hi th ir
sF • * own locality. Terms and outfit
tree Add res P ().. Vick uy Si Cos. Augus
a. Maine
TP" TANITE CO, 8 outDbarg, Pa,
-k £ Tiery Wheels a. and Machinery.
*f , djfJAR" 1 ' 4*.V ut iiome. rfanrjles
ION /?} worth SI free. Stinson &
Portlan 1. Maine.
i ‘ 5 )PSK KOMANCY o- SonlCl)ariniiig f
1 now ill ii i ,-ex 11!..y ia-e.naie and g ~11
the love and affections of any person they
r choose, instantly. This art can possess,
tree, hr mail for 2n cents; rogeiiier with a
vlarriage Gui i Egypiian Oracle. Dre ms.
Hints :o L-i.lies. aj. I.aH.OM) sold. V
tpi er t i .. \.l<]v. T \\ I!. 1,1 \M Si DO
P"A,-- . dei,.. lia .
fee years ago. ‘d ‘--iv G m. ■*. Rowell & ;
To >:. bt s'i .j r’ 1 .- ; ver , g agrnev 11 !
8 '<■ t ,ik U* y i y :,g , they ab- !
sorb and tii ter r m.tr .<■ ■■ !by Or .1.-.*>n
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JOHN S. lIEESE ec Cos., GENERAL AGENTS, BALTIMORE, MB
ADAIR & BROTHERS,
A r rLA XT.V , G EOII Gt IA .
/ 111) OLE UEORGIA,
■ i •id i ENEbSEE, for the
Pacific Guano Company,
O A PITA Xj
1,000 toils MhHßo' ANH'ijUi' Guano,
100 tons y tid PkuApliatß, tor ' ompo
(NO OLD STOCK ON MUB.)
We arc now prepared to furnish deal irs and planters in any quantity desired o* the
above high grade and popular Fertilizers, which are fiesh and in fine con .ition, and tin
analysis recently made, of the new stock, shew about 15 per cent., available Phosphoric
deid, 3 1--4 per cent. Ammonia, and nearly 2 per cent,, of I 'o TAFII. Sold on time,
as usual, at low price, with *he option to the planter to pay in Cotton fiist ot Novembet!
at 15 cents per pound.
Call on, or send to us for circulars and analysis.
Respect Lilly,
FOSTER & HARLAN, Agents, Calhoun, (la.
NOTICE S
We beg le- ve to inform the public that
./e have now or hand a
FitE Ii STOCK OF G00D,5 !
Consisting of
SUGAR, COFFEE,
TEA, LARD.
BACON, FISJ,
FLOUR AND SYRUP,
Roswell Yarns and {Sheetings,
Sole Leather ,
II ARNES, ROOTS & SHOES,
AXES, CUTEERY, CROCKERY
AND STOVE WARE.
Early ro e roi.woE'
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stock ot
Ox* o O 01.* ICf*3 y
such as
SUGAR. COFFEE. LARD, BACON
SYRUP, RICE, "OBACCO,
PAINTS, OILS, &C.
which we will sell for cash at hich
positively can not be beaten in this market.
Superior ind enu-nts offered farmers who
desire to purchase yearly supplies.
The highest market prices will b* 1 paid in
cash fjr all kinds of country prod’ve.
We ask old friends and the public gener
ally to give u a call.
GRAY & MIDDLE'! ON
THIS TAPER IS ON FIL/j,' WITH
<lb
Where Advertising Contra :ts can be
M r,; 't(ja<je S/iei• iff*H Bale.
1171 EL be Fold before the Court House
V door in t: e to>*n of Calhoun, Gordon
county, Ga , between tiie usual ii >urs of
following property, to-wit :
Lot -of laiid No Bland No. 27. in the
1 it a district and -’J section of Got-lou coun
ty. Sol ! a.s tli.- property of Ciiarle- S. Dor
sett, to satisfy i mortgage fi fa i-sue 1 from
Gordon Superior Court, in favor of Win B.
Doraett, for the use of W. \v. Clark, vs.
Charles S. Dorsctt. Property pointed out
in sai fi fa, Tkis March t-t* 1870.
marß td [. i. GA RTLET 1. N\ i .ff.
V/ > ’.v- r • ta m n a ’d-rr our
W * —■ “f • U iil.lL f- - t-..;.-
In good territory. Decor:--' : : rent
tr ea* Acid. J.'iz Auger Cc. s Louie, Ko-
Goomsi lift dots t'otjiiir ;
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• ’ •"t 1 I' tt is V(., ; . .
'• -< ’ ;• > NELL. Oi-dn *
niai io 2. . ‘
CEO. W. WELLS k and„
Would again call the attention of the public
to the fact that they still have on hand a
goo’d stock of
One and Ttro Horse Way
ons > Sprhuj Waff on ft,
Jiaggies, etc.
We also have o i ban 1 a l c..
our
Excelsior l*,o
4
and all other goods in th-- agi .oiiltm i.l lai.
We are also supplied wit.i m nut tun- oi
AND HAKNE2S
•*’ ”• '• ’ !l '• v.'.li Mi. V ; e. cap iui
L ' ■' l,l pi'ica our goo.i. betbi*:* pur
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Letters D/wn I'*)*.; 1 ;?s|, France, It-
Egypt, etc.
It ■' ‘jCtf’lS Ail MIC Will be Wdl'tll tu
i ' r " ' ' • ti l i’ ;> tu I! \ ' t toast S •t|
h< v ■ m <1 tin Lap i ,-i Vu .i
1 V $ nting tile prospectus of the oiff
if ' r tor the ensuing year, we are happv
o auiiounoe. as a pleasing feature of fife'
and rgra > m -at 7 he proprietor of this pap. i
• • a: -o. > 1 ■ -■ >g •'>-.• th- .•"■t’m i it..-
' . ' ' -11** i
• V.U:t* ill wdi
' a-'ti': ol ills obsei'v.,
•' ,,T • - ,! • ■ ■ ts. pleasantly writ*
in d-fading incidents of trav<l\ ti esc rip
-i* 61 t*f ■ * countries and seam's, the man
lien , cii-t< ins and habits o lie people,
e veiling particularly oil those places made
sacred to the Ditristian world oy the person
al presence of t e Savior of Mankind.
Tnese letters will b'e written hi a plain,
dir et style, with the hope of interesting
a 1 the ambitious young people, anil espe
o'a[ly the Sunday School children of the
South.
The Courier, now edited by Col B. F.
Sawyer, will continue to be a first-class
Democratic Family newspaper, and ihe ex
isting poliii.-al events of 1870—including
the election of President and Vice President
and. in Georgia, of Governor, members to
Congress, Legislature and county officers—
will make the paper in its ordinary fea
tufos, interesting to the people.
Weekly Courier, including postage, two
dollars a year. Remittances by Post office
Order or in Registered Letters at our risk,
ddress Courier Oflioe, Pome. Ga.
M. DtVINELL, Proprietor,
Gordon Sheriff’s Sales—April.
be sold before the Coin f Houe
" door ii. the town of Calhoun, ( ordon
county, Ga.. between the legal hours of sab-,
on tin first iuesday in April n-.-xt, the f o l
lowing roperty, to-wit :
Lot- of land No. 250 and 2<;2 in the (sth
district a ret 3rd section of Gordon county,
Ga., as the property of Oaf ior Shaw, Uy
virtue of a Justice Court ti la from the
856 th district, C. M.. of -aid count . in fa
vor of Daniel Norwood, assigne- 1 . v- C 11
Shaw. Levy made and re!urn -d n- 1-
Perry Lloyd, L. C..
Also at the saute tint an ’
sold 40 acres of laud in i.
ner of lot of laud. No t>2 n i;<
and : and sectien ol C*.iaic-ii c< t :
virtue o 1 an att chni. nt fi fa i
'O-titli district (1. M., Rustic- or,- , t <,
don county in favor ,f
J/.ti how D ck-om a-th pro;. y f ,r r!.• I •
ten ’a !, 31 .t;ii %v D c':- ‘L‘ vin n ’
r turned to me by F 31 Green. L. (.f.
i• E. 11 1 i'LETi, ner ft
I tgaga Jala for May.
- : ' - M (J 1. ! Hull- • bar
C ■ an <; ,1- C nil
*. 1 g. i Hours ut
' hi.: ■; 31 ) n xt. (at* t?l
ty '- M ;• :
’■ ’ ok of oxen, uri > Wag
' 1 as lit pi op; y
; '-*• t•-i r. aul Pti aH’ sti ir lot'*
'‘ion b, v rru •of ii mor f g;,g. fi p. t j ssue ,j
*’ ;n Go, .on Superior C' i*:t. ,n u> ,%f 0 f
S. m tii all am m. T. V. Post or A -. <J, (>.
■* '' 1 1 and till iiui Hester. Property
pi'ini and out in sai<i fi fa.
I E. E. RTLET l, Bherill'.
THL NEW FAMILY
SINGER
Seeing Machine.
WITH ATTACHMENTS
| For All Kinds of Jf, r/,o
- ! '■* "'inning favor in the household, as
‘ ■ 'ipidly increasing sal -
n a Machine is capa
ue of a range and variety m viui. auci. us
V IS once thought impossible to perform by
■nohintM- ’Ve claim and can show that
ts t e o i ape r. most, beantitul, delientelv
i -’i ig-’l. u;cely a tjusred. easily „p vate.i,
tad smo.tilly running of alUthe tarndy
sewing machines it is remarkable, not
only to the range and variety ot its stav
ing, but also for the variety and different
kinds of texture widen it will sew with
eqm 1f; edity and perfect. tr.. using silk
twist, linen, or cotton thread, fine or emu se,
making the inter elastic lock stitch, alike
on both sides of the fabric sewn. Thus,
beaver cloth, or leather, may be sewn with
great strength and uniformity ot stitch ,
and, in a moment, this willing and never
wearying insfument may be adjusted for
fine work on gauze or gossamer tissue, or
the tucking of tarlatan, or ruffling, or al
most any other work which delicate fingers
have been known to perform.
Ours having long b en t he popular and
practical machines for manufacturing pur
poses, some dealers, using '• the tricks of
trade,’’ take advantage of this in trying to
persuade purchasers that our Family Ma
chine is not equal, for family sewing to our
Manufacturing Machines for msmitVictumtg
purposes. But purchasers—and they are
apt to examine carefully before choosing
have not been n erely persuaded, but con
vinced that onr new family • achine cm bod
ies m:\v and essential principles—simplicity'
of construction ; ease of operation ; uni
formity of precise action at any speed ; ca
pacity for range and variety ;-k. fine
or coarse - leaving all rivals be ind it.
Sewing TiTaclifne Talescflß74.
LT
i Ir e - ■ tries 1 ho e*of anyothc Com
pany
It may b ■ /tfirthtef stated that the s . ], s Q f
’ B7 ■ 8 ‘’O’ Ann- 'd with th>.s t l, of t ‘ 7‘)
r! ,U " ! 1 increas l^omi
■ ii** l*i j ot o t;' ipuT .... i' lu . ’
i n.::cl. r. ■ 11...„
~nv other it . j ... s ,:. .
sales were ’
1 r-’wA in Txcffrs c-f Ui.r
jiiglast Lompctiiof.
And in 1 iti 1 cue sales v/eie
148,8.>2 Mnun!ii( S orv Tl . in ,
At O Leu* Coiiipany.
J'i’lrlAL .. LIGHT.
lti following is a correct report of t/te
-Go(ir -'-wing imtCllitie- Uiado by uk* jt*Sid
ing eftmpann - du, iUo mo ji'ui;, yiai'-.s.
■ carofm oxaiiiiiiat ;uti of too figures will
siiow fiiat too “SINGLE have htrgcly in
er ased each year, uhdo on the contrarv. i,
corresponding decrease it shown in the sales
repoited by all other compauie.-i. This is a
highly satisfactory result to us, ,■ ni i <ody
! ai, ' i, 'ier ;.r of that “merit always has its rc
-1 Want."
AfilCtlO Mfir June ,s'o.fes fn 1S 71
Machines sold.
Tiie Singer Manufacturing Cu 211,670
W heeler & Vilson Maniii.ictui ing (fo. ( 2,827
li we Sewing Machine Cos., (eslima
ted J #5,000
Domestic Sewing Machine Cos 2&,70G
Grover & Baker Sewiim Machine Go
(estimated).. 20 000
Florence Sewing .Machine Cos, . b,SU
Secor Sewing Mac-due Cos ifA '
Males of 1873.
h‘ n 3
Tiie Singer roanufact
Wheeler & Wilson nr-e uf during co. 110. .no
Domestic iug mac in..-co 40,114
Grover & if* kcr sewing machine eo. ?<ts,l7(f
Howe n a thin c co retains,
Florence sewing irmehine ce HM**
Secor sewing tnacliine co 4,l‘e/
Bubs of 1872-
. Male bin *8
Tiie Singer hiaiiufacturing eo -.-. •-.•....210, 7u3
heeler & Wil on man ifuttt>f*bif Co.l <I,OBB
owe machine co., (estimated lib,Coo
Grover & Baker sewing machine co. 5^,010
domestic st wing machine co 40,554
I'iore ce sewing in a chine co 15,703
Sene* of 1,v71.
Machines Sold.
*iu •'-*a.g-r nianuiaeturing eo. IBl,2ti(t
" U Geu -.V Oilson luanuiacilti mg CO.i2f>,u2G
j Grove I cv (ak> Y si u .lig u-acii Ox CO, 0b,7i88
I How tiiiO;.,; CO . I. 1 _ J,;
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t;
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j; TbMti.isvide, Ga.; Charle*
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