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CALHOUN TIMES M:\VS. If you Lave no otLer way of finding it out, we’ll tell you. Its been Lot the last few days- Mack llaulan says he cant get off to the Centennial, but thinks he w.ll rtQ to the next one. ID Fresii lot of goods, just received at (lie Cheap Cash Btoro. ,J une2l-2t. 11. F. Wyatt left for the St. Louis Convention Friday raj; t. fie goes to represent himself aud will vote for the mao who is nominated. A pleasant trip to you, Frank. Masonic Notice.—The members of Oothcaloga Lodge, F. A. M.,are earnest ly requested to be present at the next, regular meeting—the fourth of July. Business of importance will be before the lud fc e at that time. B. M. Harlan, Sec. A Musical Treat—Lost Friday q\ o ing Mrs. J. E. Parrott arrayed the Jit tlo people uuder her instruction, for an exhibition of their progress, before their parents and a few invited friends, and those who were fortunato enough to be present spent the time pleasantly in lis tening to the performance of the little girls as they attacked the piano each in turn, and gave evidence of their com? prehensiveness and agility in this extra accomplishment. Misses idamio and Lula Pitts played and sang several pieces with great jrjcision, and showed to their friends they had received in-* etruction to advantage, and Miss Anna Parrott rendered some very difficult pieces in a manner surprising, never* al ethers cf the little girls did well, and considering that they were all uuder the age of twelve years, with one excep tion and had only boon studying music lor a few mouths, deserved praise. The evening was rendered doubly pleasant by the supplement for the occasion of some tine melons, which, from their ear ly arrival, were considered very deli cious. We present elsewhere to-day a com munication from Mr J. G. B. Erwin at Fuirarouot,' who presumes to contend that tiro Democracy of the county cun., not be fairly represented in the meeting to he held at this place next Tuesday. While we are willing to give any hon orable voter the benefit ol his opinion we are sincere in the belief that Colonel Young in choosing the manner of elec* ting the delegates conscientiously did that which lie believed would best sub serve the interest of the party. The time for election of delegates is km.tod the day appointed being a public day brings together of necessity many or the voters of the county, and In hold ing meetings iu the several militia d.s triets the chances are that a number o. the districts would be unrepresented. — Those who feel an interest in the selec tion of delegates will be present any way if they have to make sacrifices, and if the people’s will is defeated no one is to blame but those who stay away. 'I be people cun elect their men aud we hope they will do it. A Voice from Fairmoimt. Fairmount, Ga., June 2G, 1870 Editor Times .—lt is a very easy matter to assemble the clans in and aioutnl town and defeat any effort an honorable few from the country might bo deti oue of promoting. Ido not mean by this to imply that there is a greater proportion of honorable men in the coun try than town, but I do mean that this mode of calling conventions at coun>y towns is unjust to tho country people, and gives to the former or county towns men such power and advantage over the politics of the county as is unjust and uncalled for, aud tnat it tends to disor ganization,dissatisfaction, and disastrous political consequences. You might now ask any honest man in Gordon why this call was thus made, and were he to answer al all, it would be that it was intended to prevent, ii possible, a free, full and fair expression of opinion. I have but a ra'nt uope that the convention Will in Fun least re present the wishes of the people ol Gor don, and do not believe the Call was made with any such iiuenLou. it is labor harder than a week s wo. k to leave home and rde tLurty-bix miles theso hot days. Respectfully J. C. B. Erw x. An absent minded Ohio womaQ got tbe coffee-pot ready for boiling aud then carefully placed it on a cliair and sat herself on the stove. Although tr.o occasion was dreadfully suggestive of Bouiy of the early martyrs she managed to derive some consolation out of it from the well improved opportunity it afforded her of obliging her husDand to huy her a now dress which, as soon as fi he was well enough, she made up lier elf with tho assistance of the “Domes Fig’ Fashions and a “Domestic ’ sew.ng Machine. Ihe Sandersville Herald says : "The report from the wheat crop ol this courty is much better than was an ticipated by the most sanguine. They have had their wheat threshed, and the yield is very good. Of course the quantity wag reduced to a certain ex tent by rust, but the amount produced !t the county F the largest for mau hears. cci. oh:icol. j H; w j Tie - t.7>i.. • cf ec?. Daorte Dalton, Ga., June 26, 1876. Ed;tor Tuner: —The time is close at hand when the counties the Seventh Congressional District will op* poiot delegates to nominate a candidate for Congress. Many have been spoken ol—occasionally the name of the writer has been mentioned in connection with the candidacy. 1 write to simply say, I am not a can. didute, and my name will not be men tioned in the convention at my instance. W hen the whole field is surveyed, it is my individual opinion, that Col. \V. 11. Dabney, of Rome, should be nominat ed. I believe it will be doae with great unanimity. To speak of his fitness and qualifications is useless to those who know him. Respectfully, J. A. \Y. Johnson. ■■ ——— Old Age is Honorable.—Thisi3 truo but how few of us like to look old. Age with its givy hairs, is never wel come and tho various arts have beer: brought into requisition to hide its rav ages. in too many instances agents are used for that purpose which inflict serious injury on the constitution. Es pecially is this the case with a large majority of the Ilair Dyes of the pre sent day. For an elegant preparation that will impart a perfectly natural coF or without doing the least harm to the hair or health we recommend that made by Dr Tutt cf New Y r ork. It possesses quantities that no other Hair Dye does and as its analysis proves it as inno coi t as any of the mountain opiing wa ter. june2B-2t • Young man ! Don't waste your spare change in . l ivoious amusement hut save it up add buy your mother cr slater anew ‘‘Domestic ” if you have no mother or sister find some good-natured fellow that has, and he and the machine togeth er may help you to a comfortable place in the family if you shine up u the sis ter right. iu Hfitsriad Fart. Every agent who Ims been steadily selling tho improved 8-0 Homestead Sewing Machine for three years owns his dwelling house h. s a good account in b. nk. is clear cf debt, aud has money :t interest —the null nai consequence of seen ’ug a good agency for superior goods at tue low tp_ .ccjn A. good jii*.- * f awing . me, moat useful reliable at ai. i'.jua, ou y to undei .Urd and c i:;:\... me s . .xe aud do. s me same v .irk .m any 11 nines m.A to'! a* T.'.uu tno-pr.co. . ’.lore is :.o Machine at any pr'a e belter or w il do liner work, and ie. rf.a.y none so low in p. lee by many dollars. The :. ’"A. is w .civ known and used in thousands of families In the ...tsicni and . t .d ~e tate-, and cv !y becoming pop ular in tho W est. will save its cost several times ever in o.io season doing the work' of the 'amily, or will c ru four or five doilns a dry fer any man ci wo man who sew for a living. It is the sf ing est Machine made, is ready at p.L times to do its work, mulct s M*o strongest and finest stitch yet invented, nnu is fully acknowledged as the Standard Family Sewing Machine. Trice complete for domestic use, -MO, umivered at your door, no uiuttcr how remote you may re side. Business permanent aud honora ble with more certain aud rapid sales, aud larger profits aa any other. Ex traordinary liberal offers made to local or traveliu agents whero wo have none established, or, if there is n* agent near you send your order direct to the facto ry. Address J. H. Kendall & Cos., 630 Broadway N. Y. maylT-ly. aid gussies i o .. . rosier & it. si .To<f t r.i ecd net to bo undeivoiu by ; •. b - */. hio most goods lor .ha money. C-.i early, Sii L*rr r.s, shirtlits, f:'nls and no t-011S it L luulo V* <- J 1; 1' ' ~* < t J. n. A unit Crock ?.x ware. Ou jcu’s ware ...c.o ry yarns, e'e , cacap at J. H. Artutil’s. school r,co::s. A gomi )tm iti w l*o Lent ;t the (. a.ar> Cijii * iJiO of if ■ v- . IJavian. J*--touts and iCadicis wul please give tnciu a ca;i. ThcCennw of llcp ndcace cm* braces a t I.action ilo.n cuic\.i touic-os of tec niOi'L iUiC.irCaut and static-tics connected vi> a too po itu-al history of Au) erica : also a ebr uogictd record or the principal events Loin its discoveiy to the jraseut t..*;o v,:;a m> £vai>iiic.il t.,id histai.cai skcclics. etc. Printed n Givuian and Englished. Nearly 000 pages, j rice iG.'i c Never before i.. *s so u.-ich pi act.c. 1 information of this m.ture been publish* cd iu any o.e volume. While there arc many treatise pur porting to give Viuua.be feta.tirtics c*i America in convenient i iui, .t wiL he fund upon ex urination Pat they contain a voluminous au.ouni o*. mut> ter which is of no utility to any c.ti zen. . t m A comparison of the var vis p venue* tions will convince my in l-Aont pets son that the ; x ; c-tuuvy oi ~uuc; am.ence embraces the import; nt documents to be ouud in them nil wn.ie *t om.m that which is superfluous and acids int-teada vast collection of invaluable i c\s. No other arrangement gives onedouim the information in the same space anu me arrangement ;s what maces it inval uuble as a reference both, it having been complied und*r the immediate supervision of officials at Yfashmc ton jhe lawyer, hanker, merchant and iarmet wil each conclude that it must b ve been prepared especially \vi*h ref ference to his convenience. Jt is designated Mr this vroik to take the place in politics that Webster's Dic t> n i y does in language, end Appietrn’s Ga zetteer in general literature. The binding, paper end illustrations have been u ;;de to compare with the general character of the work. 'j hough a person can be a good citi zen without a thorough education, no good citizen can enjoy the right of fran chise intelligently without possessing the informatnn contained in this book. Y bile persons refuse to purchase ora dinary or expensive work?, all classes will gladly avail themselves of the op portunity for obtaining a work so indis pensable at so low a price. Sold only by subscription. Send for special circular and terms to agents. S L. Marrow, may3 Cm. Indianapolis, Ind. Don’t llegnrd it as a Catch-pen ny. Brady. elds Female Regulator —'Vo have olten read iu tho newspaper o r His grand success of medical come pounds put up ct the North and else where. Many of those medicines lmv iiad their day, aud we hear no more of them. Their proprietors have made fortunes, not so much from the cura tive powers .and virtues of their mix tures, as from the notoriety given them by advertising, by which people were made to believe all the good that was said of them. A prcperation is now popular and is known, as Bradficld’s Fe male Regulator, put up by L. H. Brad field, of Atlanta, Ga., at $1.30 per hots tic. Such is its curative virtunes, that it has gnaicd wide-spread popularity all over the country wnere it has been knowu and it is being introduced every whcve. Vfc are informed that immense quantities of this medicine arc being sold in all sections of to South aud South-west especially in the city of New Orleans and iu Texas. k his much we say iu justice to its proprietors who is a gen t orn: mi of'integ illy auu who would not engage In the manufacture and sale cf a humbug- LaL-,)\i. ; e Eero else. Tic.. MV. m before ErcaD, av. -In a neighboring city in Georgia their married woman, who after hor third confinement had ulceration with all its repulsive symptoms. Bhe tried in vain ail the nostrums; her husband caaried her to all the famous miueral springs, went with he?: to New York, Philadel phia, and other places, to consult emi nent obstetricians, to no purpose Af ter the use of the fifth bottle of Regu i.t- v she has ben Giily restored to her fern.or lie; ith aud happiness and is now iho j t,y of the household—is able to wMk two miles before beak fast. /'.vc j F ova v. Lev-erof JAv. Dr. Do. D: ' j .:e Oj Foo.ri . o jJ. i.• c -' : Macon, Jan. 8, 1876. DiiAit Duo. DAvrai'j: Excuse me for writ it g only wh a 1 iui uecr .y inter ested. I have Loon speechk: s about iwo months. Could not read and pray in a family. Had tried many things Got no benefit from any. oinee Confer ence someone sent me from Americus a bottle of Thrash’s Consumptive Cure and Lung Restorer, which I have been taking now, this is tho 9th day, and I can talk now with some ease. I came here among other things to supply my i-eli with this medicine. No druggist here has it on sale. I must have it. 1 want you to go in person to Thrash & 00., show them this iettcr and make them send :nn by express to Sparta, Ga t.VO, three or four bottles, with bill. I aui getting on finely. (Signed) L Pierce Hunt, Rankin, & Lamar, Atlanta, Ga, Agents. 5ep,22,1 y. LADIES HATS. A good assortment, carefully select ed for the spring trade at Marshal! & Lees. Will be exchanged for greenbacks at Tv? prices. La raps and Lamp Chimneys, a good stock to select front just received. To find something uic- in this line call on olai’ahaii L .jCO, v:ho are sure to please you in goods and prices. , A ft. e stock ol h;.JdL*:*y. hor. : c cp!- i r f. dies, etc , just received aa j ■ It. Arthur’s. ! Those in need of hoi e collars will i cad i,u Foster & IL rLu. i J. 11. Ai.iruur is just receiving a well assorted kt ox doming,bouts, in.is, prints, notions, auu dry goods generally, ! and is desirous mat the puLLc sli. 4 i 1 know ii. -t ho I. soiling for x . W . t *Mc a iili't nbf ■■■ iy deiy comp tlii's-. if : y./ii vut f • - cF,i .an. :• s. ?: 3; : you w til nut be d.s j.po.nied. 00-.—u. IF YOU DO NOT DESIRE TO LL .SUED AT ON CL I COME A ? j SETTLE. The hooks of Gray <.c M iddletcn and Z. i T. Gray are in mv hands for collection, and l must have the money. Lave waited until forbearance iias ceased to ibe a virtue. Can be frnnu at any time 1 at the office of ii J. Kikcr T Son. James A. Gray. Our stock is complete nod our psices ! L?i • cou:p:; hion. Nofth Georgia can't 1. t u-. Vv e Vij' 1 *i buslncfs. i?nd iar h ; e.x >h w... .i ji • i u.i i.'.'d h r ?ov b dy. F.'s. <x L A.4 r ‘i.A.;. I 1.5 -3'a: Ls ( ti' .• b. t j its cv. r ‘ n fit 0 I k- i(I jOlli. cl*-. 1 i ;u : c.iMi ci" produce u i-OSUV A Lai - > w 1 I A large st kof tn-Mc c!o'’r : 'ng )• . iicnvcd. via ■ osoia ..t low ■ jjjices, at x oner ca il l.ou s. < ' I If times are hard, why go baretooted 9 I at Marshal! k Lees, you will find the best selection of Shoes in town. cull and get a bargain. Nature’s Remedial Agents—lt is said that for every disease that effects Buffeting humanity nature has prov ded a remedy, and all that u;a.. has to do is to discover these remedial agents aud apply them to their appropriate ailmeuts. These arc uustly found iu the vegetable kingdom, and roots, barks, herbs, grain, and other simple and harmless ingredi cuts are more effective than any of the mineral poisons used so freely by many physicians, ihc celebrated Dr Rad cl,ff, in the Seven 8 cals or Golden VVoxder, has compounded a vegetable remedy peculiarly adapted for a wide range of diseases, combining as it does the curative properties of a great num ber of the most effective roots, herbs and ba r ks. For pains and aches it has never been equa’ed. junel t 2t c SHAD TIXm, HSNOI Si( LMItST OP TUX Wurray Hill PublishingCo. Joltu P. Jcivctt, 'Manager. fiyOfUElfl DISEASES Cured. B.nKE II wll ■ New paths marked oat to VllllylllU Health by that plainest o! all books— Plaih Bou Talk and Medical Common Sense, which coot'due nearly 1,000 page* of original matter, aa entertaining as a fascinating story. Health and kxig life made easy for the learned and unlearned. C rammed full cf brand new idea** which are cheering to the 6ick, and Intensely entertaining to those vrno ate forturat® enough to escape disease. It guards the reader against the pitholes of human suffering, and points the way of deliverance to those who are already engulnbed. By ail means, find oat all abont it. It 1* for you It’s author, Dr. B. 11. Foote, of 120 Lexington Avenue. Jh:w York, is consulted by invalids et home, and abroad, in person and by letter, and has had tbo experience of nearlv a quarter ©fa century in the treatment of long standing aud difficult dis eases of every character; hence his ability to write practical truths for the invalid reader. His consultations are fixes to the sick everywhere ; hence his immense correspondence w ith the sick all over the globe, You, header, are at i.ib ertt to consult the able author of Plain Home Talk aud Medical Common Sense. Write to him and you will be struck with his Common Sense. 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Gen’l ?lau:iger. Frankfort, Ky. t imr-TWiMiniiinr in in nil urn ii i Bin ■■iMi'm mux m\ TIT Id SITIN' FOR THE CAMPAIGN ! The events of the Presidential campaign v\ .• be so .ai'hfully ami fully illustrated in THE SIIW YORK SUN as to commend it o ea.a-.Yi m< l o' r.H 1 'os! We wilt send VI. and '.v.'t'tbY LDiYtON (eight paguaj post ;>rlu. 'via low *.ill ol'rcr election to.- 50 C'b'; A< SU.T \\ EDITION, same size, at t j.c . riii .- Nc ,in the DAILY, You; page. - , .cr IjT.T)O Address bt'N. Now York Oily 1 -kU : ** a * * lom -. Agents waived. !\ I / Oath', aati ten.is free THUS & CO., Vliv Augttcta. Maine \!f i.ND REAPING, PSYCAOVIANCY. F \S -1(1 CINA’iION. Coul Charming, aml r iiAgc Guide, showing how either sex may r.-uelnrdo aud gain C;e love and affection of any pet son v choose Ns-antly. 400 pages, by nia.l *, ,i. ,j- Cos., 189 S. 7th 8t , Plj‘ia< *ip- TAKE jSSM&iiNS 1 JVE3 REGULATOR, j to ;.P -‘tseasos ot the Liver, Stomach and ; Spleen. I WILL ( vm: IHHi EPSIA. Ml F’i’tiWN that your Sim mons’ Liver Regulator Lilly de serve; the popularity it Lias al ia nod. Asa family medicine it , has no equal. I ( cured my wife of [ a malady 1 had counted incut able —that wolfsbane of onr American people, Dispepsiiv A. E. P. ALBERT, Professor in Nicholas. Public School, Parrish of Terrebonne, Louisiana. MALARIOUS FEVERS. You are at liberty to ue my name in praise of your Regulator as prepared by you, and recommend it to every one as the best preventative of Fever and Ague in the world. 1 plant iu Southwestern Georgia, neai Albany, Ga., and must say that it has done more good on my plantation among my negroes, than any medicine I ever used; it supersedes Quinine if taken in time. Yours , Hon B. 11. HILL Gv CHILDREN ! —Your Regulat or is superior to any other remedy for Malarial diseases among child ier, and it has a larpe sale in this section of Georgia—W. M. Russell, Albany. Ga. COYSTIPA TIOX. TESTIMONY OF THE CHIEF JUS- I ICE OF GEGihGiA.—l have used Sim :,cn.-' Liver Regulator for he constipation of my bowels, caused by a lemporary derange men: of tin: Liver, for the last three et tore years, ..ad always when used according *o tuc directions, with decided benefit. I think it is a good medicine for the derangement of tuc Live.—... least such has been my t>on.il experience in Hie use of it. Lilt am War :■:££, Ci ief Justice of Gc u-gia. SICK IIILI DA CHE. EDITORIAL,—Wc have tested its virtues, personally, and know that fur Di. pepsia, Biliousness, and Tiirobbing Headache, it ;s the 1 est mc-Giuiiie the world ever saw. We have tried forty other remedies be*- tore Simmons’ Ifver Regulator, but none cf .hem gave a. more ihan tempo it l'j . chef; >, .? ;he IteguktG or nor only relieved, bn* cured us. ill). 'ihiLSGjtArH Asl) MK2S£.\,F.K. 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