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CALHOUN TIMES LOCAL NEWS. In the Home Bulletin a meeting is called by “Man Domocrts.” Like the Floyd Democracy just now, tbis seems rather mixed. September has been putting on airs and giving us a little foretaste of win ter the past few days. The mornings and evenings have been rather chil ly* t Mr. Williams Watts announces his name in our columns as a candidate lor Tax Ileceiver. The voters of th e county should give him a good lift. lie jjggorty. Cantrell places his name before the voters of ‘he county as a cand : date for Clerk of the Superier Court. Young and capable, he will no.doubt secure a handsome vole for that office. In our absence one *f our printers in setting op the proceedings of the Dal ton Convention on the outside of this issue from the Constitution got the heading a little confused. The Floyd Democrav, dissatisfied at the action ofthe convention at Kingston met in mass meeting at Rome Thursday and put out Judge Wright as an oppo sition candidate for State Senator. Mr. J. Ti. McCoole announces his name this week as a candidate for Or dinary at the coming election. Mr. McCoole is so well qualified for the . position we bespeak fo** him a live sup port —in • —^ Estrayed.—A dark brindlccow me diuni size : with rather broad horns. Sup posed to jbn some? here lest of town. Anv one delivering her or leaving in° f. rma.tiojp at this office as to her where iibonts will bir renumeri.ted. •It pleases us to be able to announce that (krring this week we have added a large number cf names to our subscrip tion list. We shall spare no pains on our part to make oar paper well worthy the increased support we are receiv ing. Attention is culled to the announoe* tnent of B.F.Hudgins as candidate for Sheriff Mr. Hudgins has been brought n O out by the solciitations of his friends.— IRT understands <he duties of the office ~nd would if cle-ted execute them fairly and satisfactorily. We neglected to cal! attention to the announcement he-t week vf Mr. J. \V. Mar-hall fi>r (Yunty Measurer, as it came in late lie is well known to the the voters county. nod if elected w..uid se vc them in Hve resp msible po sition in a manner giving satisfustion to the citize - s of the county. Mr. T. M. Ei.ms seeks the support of he voters of the county lor the office of county Treasurer,and ha” many claims upon (heir confidence and support, Jie You id he honest and faithful we doubt not. if elected in ibe execution pf the functions ofthe office. See hisauuouec. ment. Dabney and Felton. —These two candidates for Congress met here Tues day and discussed their relative posi tions before a laree gathcrirg of the voters of the county. We regret that we are unable incur rush this week to notice at some length the speeches. They were both able and wer oheered oy their friends vociferously. We call the attention of our readers this week to (he splendid advertisement of Messrs. Wilson & Wilson, who have just opened at the old stand of Shelor A Rankin an attractive general stock of goods. These gentlemen will offer to the trade in this section rare inducements and under their plan wiil be likely to build up a good I usiness in our town. In the first place they piopose to sell goods t at the very lowest-digit res, and will offer a mar ket far all kinds of produce, aud alwa}s allow the very bet figures ibr ibe same. The house is connected with that of A. T. Cunningham & Cos., Atlanta, aud are prepared to offer liberal advances on consignments of all kinds of farm pro ducts. Our farmers and merchants in the country will no doubt find it great* ly to their advantage to make an ear ly business acquaintance with these gen tlemen. •First in War, First in peace, and first in the hearts of the thousands who were once the victims of disordered liver and its attendant maladies such as Constidation, Bilious Fever Colic, dyspepsia,Sick Headache, Cbills, Rheu matism, Gout, jaundice, Restles.ess Rosa of Appet'te and Generaj Debility ‘ Fir< Tutt’s pi Is and the health and happiness,” i$ their motto. This is the result of American progress in science. Diseases that were cncc treated by emetics, blisters , lancets, these safe and gentle pi! s, which imp.it t strength to the body, while they remove all un healthy secretions. Oraml Jury Presentments. We, the Grand Jury, chosen and sworn for the first week of the Septem ber term 1870 of the Superior Court of Gordon county Gu. , beg leave to make the following general present ments : We find the public roads throughout the county in better condition than usu al, though we have some complaint in regard to the following bridges : One across Lick Creek on the LaFayette and Calhoun road ; me across jJrumwon’s Creek on the La Fayette and Resaca road and. one across Cedar Creek on the Spring Place and Cassville road. We respectfully refer the question as to the propriety of building or repairing the above bridges to the Board of County Commissioners, and we would also res commend to them that the free ferries now kept in the county be poutinued for another year. We recommend that the Board of County Commissioners use the utmost vigilance in seeing that the bridges hereafter be built, sirict'y up to the specifications of the contract before said bridges are received. We deem it safer to cross on a good bridge without a bend, than on an inferior one even secured by a bond. We have examined the dockets of the several Justices of the Peace and No tories Public, and find most of them neatly kept. Some of them ;re not suf ficiently explicit in setting forth the returns of the Constables and the date of tha condition of judgements. We respectfully call the attention of our Justices to paragraph 6 of sec. 467 of Irwin’s revised code. We find the books of the f trdinary, the Sheriff, and Clerk of the Superior Court neatly kept. In consequence of • much regretted fire which occurred on the niirht of the 3 inst. in the County Treasurer’s office, destroying the books and papers apper tainting to said office, we ...re unable to report the condition of our county finances. We find upon exami nation that he has neglected to compl with paragraph 7 of SoC. 553 of Irwin’s revised code, requiring him to file with tha Board of County Commissioners a statement of his account accompanied by his voucher? for the preceding year, together with his estimate of the in debtedness of the county for the ensuing year, and the means of providing there for. From the sworn statement of the Treasurer which is hereunto annexed we find there is $65.80 on hand. We have examined the books of the Tax Receiver and find them very neatly kept. On examining the jail, we find O'-e leak on the West side, but think no oth er repairs are necessary. We regret to find the prison rooms so filthy and badly kept, and recommend a thorough cleaning of dhe same. We also find one leak rn the South side ofthe Court House, anu some re" pairs needed in the plastering ( especial!y a hole between the jury rooms. We see that some of the chairs are missing, including the rockiug-chair for the Judge’s stand. We also recommend thao new steps be put to the front end of the Court House, extending cieir across the house. We would respectfully suggest to the consideration of our future legislators the prop’iety of extending the juris diction of our Justices of the Peace to criminal offenses of minor im portance In taking leave of his Honor Judge C. D. McCutchen, we tender him our thanks for the able and impartial manner in which he has discharged his duties, and the indulgences lie has extended to this body, and also to the Solicit l r General A. T. Ilackott I'of courteous aud polite attention to us. We hereunto attach the re ort of the various county officers* State of Georgia, Gordon County, To ll'. M. Young, -Foreman, and- the Grand Jury for said county, chosen and sworn for the fiist week of tha fall term of the Superior Court of said county, 1876 : Isaac E. Bartlett, Sheriff of said counvy, bogs leave to submit the fol lowing retutn of the aiiSoitfit if nioftcy by •■bin received and paid out by him during the current year : Amount **eceived belonging to said County nothing. Amount paid out nothing. You, Isaac E. Bartlett, Sheriff, do swear that the foregoing return is cor rect and true. I. E. Bartlett, Sheriff. Sworn to and subscribed before me Sept 5, 1876. J. M. Reeve, C. S. C. COUNTY TREASURER’S STATEMENT.* j. received Funds received from T. J. Norton, T. C. 58.179 78 From other sources about 300 00 88,479 78 Dishu.’sed. Paid to Coroner, Bailiff,&c. about 81.200 00 Pauper fund about 1.200 00 Bridge, &c , about 1,600 00 Election returns about 50 00 Court House ex penses about 700 00 Juries about 1,450 00 Pauper l'undforlß76 about 500 00 Bridge, etc., about 590 00 Coroner, bailiffs, etc., about 300 00 Juries, about 250 00 Vouchers not entered about 450 00-7,990 00 8489 78 J. H. Arthur’s commissions 423 98 Cash in the Treasury 865 80 Georgia, Gordon County. Personally appeared before the Grand Jury of the September teirn, 1876, J. H. Arthur, C. TANARUS., who being duly sworn says the above statement is as near as he can make it to his best recollection. The books and most of the youcheis weic destroyed by biyglars. J. IJ. Arthur. II M. Young, Foreman, G. J. Georgia, Gordon County. To the Honorable Body, the Grand Ju ry for the first week of the Septem ber term, 1876,0f the Superior Court of said county : In compliance with an act of the last Legislature, I beg leave to make ■ the following report : Feb. 17.—Amount on hand 845 00 Feb. 28.—Paid Treasurer $45 00 Sept. 4.—Amount on hand, Jury fees $lB 00 Amount on hand, judgments 5 00 Oq hand 823 00 Georgia, Gordon County. Personally comes before me, J. M. Reeve, Clerk of the Superior Court, who being duly sworn, deposeth and saith that the above statement is true as stands stated. J. M. Reeve, Swoin to and subscribed before me, September 4th, 1876. W. S, Johnson, N, P. & J. P. State of Georgia , Gordon County. In conformity with an act passed by the last Legislature of said State ap.- proved February, 17, 1876, requiring the Ordinary to make annual returns, I therefore make ihe following return : I have not received any money rr paid out an a in the present year to the best of my knowledge and belief. D. W. Neel, Ordinary. Sworn to and subscribed before me, 1 this Septumher, 4th v 1876. i U i It. M. Young. Foreman Grand Jury, j We recommit! dhiat these present ’ ments be published in the Calhoun [ Times. ; Robert M Young, Foreman. John A Bradley, Rufus A Donaldson, j Seaborn T Chandler, John H Starr Sr ' Joab Lewis, Joseph H Higginbotham. John T Toutherland, W G Taylor, j John A Brownlee Robert T Hill, James W Jackson, John M Peel, John Ellis. George N Brogdon, William A Timms, Thornton Adams, William E Covington, Thomas J Dodd, Berry G Boaz. Commissioners’ Notice. Gordon County, Ga., Board of Jou ty Commissioners. September Term, 1876. It is ordered and adjulged by the Board that the following per ceuis. be levied upon the State tax for 1876 : i To repair public buildings and bridges, aud to keep up pubi c ferries, &c., _0 I Cos pay Sheriff, Jailer or other offi cers’ fees 10 So pay Coroner’s fees j j To pay Bailiffs, nou-iesident wit., nesses in criminal cases, &c , 4 ! To pay Jury fees 25 To pay for the support of the poor 12’ To pay any other lawful claim i i September 4th, 1876. 76 j C- King, Chairmen. Foster, Clerk, Board of County C-unmisoio.;. : 1 sepl6’3t ! T:,s. A. Gua 1 ' was admitted to tb lar last week, and now assumes ' • roh of ; lull-fledged attorney. c+rtTifily possesses l the vim necessar develop in time - a good number of cli ents, nud wo hope he may succeed.— See his card in this issue. Commissioners’ Xotice, Calhoun, Ga., Sept. 16, 1876. It is a -equest of the Board of Com missioners of Gordon county, Ga., that all persons holding approved claims against the county present them to uhe Clerk of said Board for record by the first Monday in October, to enable them t<> find out the indebtedness cf said ccunty, as the county Treasurer has had the misfortune to have his books and vouchers all burned. I , Thomas A. Foster, dMerk Board of County Commissioners. Fresh Arrival. —B. M. & <C dp.rl.‘ i have jus*, received a desire! 1 lot o:< . casonable goods which e, nsi: ready made clothing of the r.uxr, lish pattern* and durable qualily , e. splendid selection v,f notions, v i 'hay are offering to purchasers C lowes< Hard time figures .? /< sire bargains, oall at the ' a; Store. Their stock is constr. *1 and to, making it always full aaJ e t . A select lot of shoes will arrive . i days. A New Hair Tonic Wortli Having—lt is the Best. Wood’s Improved Hair Restorative . is unlike any other, and has no equ;.!. The Improved has new vegetable tonic properties ; restores grey hair to a glossy, natural color : restores hair to prematurely bald heads; removes dandruff, humors, scalp erup* tions ; remover irritation, itching and dryness. No articles produces such 1 wonderful effects. Try it, call for Wood’s Improved Hair Restorative, and don’t he put off icitii any other cu ticle, j Sold hy all druggist in this place and ; dealers everywhere. Trade supp ied ai , manufacturers’ prices by C. A Cook & Cos., Chicago, Sdd Agents for the United States and Canadas, and J. F. Henry. Curaan & Cos., New York. aup;26'ly " __ c~’ .■nil i —rn ihir ’ i ■r ~ ii fumrwnsini m £oral ml guMness gotiw 11. Arthur is jmt receiving a assorted lot of clothing,boots, hats, prints, notions, and dry goods generally, and U desirous that the public shall ki otr hat he isiv-’b'ng for cash at'pricc that tbsoMielv d'.y competition. If you w..nt barg ’ i call at his store aid you will not be d’ ppointed. Oct^fl. Crockery ware, Queen’s ware laoto. ry yarns, etc., cheap at J. H Arthur’s Political. The Century of Indep ndence em braces a collection from official sources of the most important documents end statictics connected with the ; political history of America: rlso a chronogical recoru of the principal eve , from its discovery to the present time with bio graphical and historical skcches, etc. Printed in Or m u v M Englished. Neatly 600 ”ge . Pr '*■> $2.0 1 . Never before e. < . t ’’eh nract-cai inibr v tion of : e.u been p. b’ish cu in any cue vc ; \ Wh ie th' .e ; e .. ’ * treatise pur pu'ior, to ; !ve ’■* *; >ti !es or America ii o . a" ‘ v ~*‘H be found up. i t i. i t hey contain a vohu ' a. ’nt of mat* ter wi icii is cf no u *ity io any citi zen. 'iA e > ■* : : of Em v. J us ut cdac liens \7'l’ ' ivic w ui_ ; :*.ib -4 pcr l.d fh -tCao ’ > ‘ *.iu ’'no l me” Ci " r 1 '-.: j. •• 1,,,., ,i ’,c o uil 'C' m i w 7 and oiiiii e vi-’i h ’ .ai . ;' • anu audit i•. da v I if nof ’■■•raliu'ble 1 o o’i'L " . gives one*fourth the iri: 'ii. '-mil *ber l ffr'i so anti the a . o in' 1 ’s wh -t ur'r-’ it inval u ’“le c- tc ... hook, it having h e * ” < >u r’ve immediate < f t-..-- * - V: - ffing <oi _ v \ *, ** . c ■ ’> C r.’’ it ai'iV . h* 0 ' *u •' ’ 'Vh ‘tnust t r ■ , 'J yv; i h ref- A j t ~ c'* o-7 A.* ;4c|£Ul’s I The f.’ 1 . ! H~i luve !>• !• .Of v ’ u * e general ’i.. or u y *t noo a. good citi n * '.c a. v o: c. ation, no r "mJ. i * '’oy e right of fran ch; e ’ • o 'ipossessing the in . ’ ..r. n this book. Vf i" nurchase ora diii.i) r c all classes will >i *v of the op poi* ■> ~l* cf , , a 7/ok so indis pc *; ole cf ' : price. Ko 1 only oyYufo eripGon. 6 . and icr s cc : \ • cul. v and terms to agqnt . S. L. Marrow, may3 dm. Indianapolis, Ind. FOR CASH. Wo dofr com pet; an, nnu from this o’a to wc sc 1 goods for ca a only wth out fc-criniinalion. L 1. ;ge, wellias sor-rd and superior stock of goods al ways on hßring your greenbacks nd give us a call. Foster & Harlan. July 18,1876. J. H. Arthur sells goods at prices in accordance with the hard times. Try him. Ah Ilistorcil F.ief. Eveyv agent who Has ocen steadily selling :.e improved 820 Home -M Si wr-ti , iafichine . c corse, i his < : ’<l.7 house • v . ; < it ’ i ‘ ’ • - it . . ’ • Jof r . * i' > .)■ 'i L rod ’ . ■ <el J U •j < lie • i ... at se' 1 at i <c . .e is no . ’ • a:*• ;ti i o<- will do j |ei . .J*f ( ! E-o low in ')'■>. j . tiOME ’ -cd in j -0 1 * ■ i,. , a • <i S . ; . i lli id ■ \wi” ' : i * y c-u.i B‘ r'. t n uOi.ig {*' '• . e i-f . will -n four a Uv ’- • ar.v m-rfii or wo i- . o '7 or r r i < e ; . ft : t . -. ly rt ill times 'do:.' ’ a . :*■ est p u ’ * jußy v 1 • u dG * '. ■;* ’ 3 a ‘ ' *. 48jAOIW3HO^ -Gil, . • ; • i’.jU Ta ’ *.' ;• J- mere 'd sales, o; n , Or we Done _! * ' ••<< i Gcnt near ;■*. . u.i: ■ & Cos., 630 c .y . 4 mayl7-ly. SC l'- i'a BOOKS. f < .n • ■* >r will be kept at ”e < •p 1 ■ j eoi B. M. &C. C. j. !’ id i each era will .< ase 0 -e '■ '••• a • A-. <’’ - '* - -ip‘7 goods in store ?t J H A it? l .’s. Cull at once and get baiguin?. S: < sbii L , p.i ■" and no tions . - lov.c o p i< “ < 1 . r . Ac’f'.uc’-s. Ai- . ls. ,ck • ’JRi j. ho ” rol l?rs b id* Ole . u icc ivcu r> J. 1 1. A: (huv’s. Bargains in hat- shoes, ready made clothing, etc. at J. H. Arthur's* THE Si uTRY DAYS O SUM MER. Hot weather is very exhausting up on the energies, ard its influence ren ders the system pcculiary liable to dis* ease. During the close and sultry days of July and August, Diarroea, Dysente’ ry. Cholera Morbu-?, Cramps, Colic,and pains in the stomach are eoi_ .:ou and fatal diseases. It is not ennug. to trust to a curative when attack. ', for it is °ssenti< 1 to take p ’ * n. 1 *. uros for their mreverCop. At. rf .rg pre* v-n'r , < fa! ! u:anci op ev ts in >. r. dcl’fTs 8 i-t Qo *:s ' r (-dd-.: Wo .let and ’ a■' cud,, u .cgotablk it r,', 7 ? ; j jiv is u ‘ uir-’v- as a cz’l. T’ to . *g j Iv v■; j ■ ■'* all di 3 ifc v ilJ'.K.'it io >fe ilil G- it ■ -ees < n<i A. ; .< ti 'd C J- v -• r - --'- - ’ -i ■\i-j i; 2-lmo. Sympathy is that quality oi the hu* man heart that gives a kindly bias to men's actions. Without it t!iis world would be poor indeed, and human nature would be destitute of one of its most beautiful attributes. Remove svuipa. thy fiom toe human breast, and there is a vacuum created only to be exceeded in size by that produced by the removal of a “Light Running Domestic” from i he midst of a family where it has been lor. “(jet a Domestic g!._. . i^nnounremeuts. *A' Announcements of candidates published fi Oiu va'e cf insertion to election day, for five dollars, it advance. FOR TA I COLLECTOR. We are to announce the name of It, 0. MIZELL as a candidate for Tax Collector of Gordon county. Election first Monday in Jau-uary, 1877 The friends o T. J NOFTON announce his n. me as a ’e for re-election to the Gaice of T. i Co’'jc or of Gordon emm ty. FOR TAX RECEIVER. We are authorized to announce the name vf >v. 11. C, LLOYD as a candidate for re. election to the, 'diice of Tax Receiver of Gordon county. M‘\ Editorf Fifing Wen uv&ed by ma ny of the beat citizens sl'Eiordon county t% allow the use juf iny name us. a can tidal,* top Tax, Receiver of Gordon county. I have consented to hec'ore a candidate for that and fd****** if.elect.' and a faithful dis charge of|he upon-iao P dOILW. %cBP VDDEX. WILLIAM J. WATTS is before the peo ple of Gordon county as a candidate for the office of Tax Receiver. Eleccfion, .Pan -18(7. FO It REPRESIOTATIV E. Editor Times : Please announce my name as o candidate foe Representative ofjGor don couuty in the next General Assembly. Respectfully, ’Vji. S. WALKER. E ,;, or Times: Paving been solicited by my friends to become a candidalej for Rep sentnfive of Gordon county, I authorize you to announce my name in your columns. J. L. CAMP. AVe nre authorized to announce tie name of Dr. M. .1. DUDLEY as a candidate for Representative of Gordon county in the next General Assembly. FOR ORDINARY. The friends of Col. E. J. KIKER respect fully announce his name as a candidate for Ordinary in the approaching election. J. 11. McCChiLE uinmißces his name as a candidate before the people for the office of Ordinary in the earning elec ion. He is re cognized bj all who know hin to be a man of sound juJgment, business capacity and up rightness of life. If elected, he will fill the office with honor to himself, and to the general satisfaction to the people, FOR COUNTY THE A SURER? Mr. Editor: Please announce my name as a candidate for Treasurer of Gordon counly. J W. MARSHALL. AVe ore authorized to announce the name of T. M. ELLIS as % candidate for the of fice of County Treasurer at the coming election. AVe are authorised to announce the name of J. 11. ARTHUR as a candidate forCoun - • Treasurer. FOR SHERIFF. AVe are authorized to announce the name of D. F. HUDGINS as a candidate for the office of Sheiiff of Gordon county. FOR CLERK SUPERIOR COURT. AVe ai‘e authorized to announce the name of .T. IE CANTRELL as a candidate for Clerk of the Superior Court of Gordon eounty at the coining election. indistinct copy DURYEA’S T . TRY IT!, Use it once, and you will use no other. DUIIYEA’S iMPROVED CORN STARCH. Prononneed by j, ■ 3 of Great Inte ional Exposition, i*r h, 13(;7, <0 be e “ Perfect*Oxi of Quality.” . 1 ■’ • " 0 iv every \ . e e w 0 u.' * ;eas’ on e, -• • " - y y™cers ye? y I?!.4XSFIKU STFAsif"KXGIxIek. (STEAM Tlf 11ESHIXG 51 ACHY tffeS BAAV SIIX,iLM AsiS> Jt’LOtlilAtc 21IJLLi 31A3115XEKY. Pamphlets describing any of the above sen* on application. When writing say iu whaS 1 iper you read this. SEMPLIi, €G. Qi 3 W#siuact#a Avc., Tl-1 Id LI G IIT 11 UX XIX G. Old IZelinble ” Howe Sewiisr l Feints of Superiority. SIMPLICITY AND PERFECTION OF MECHANISM. D1 HAB l LIT Y—W iLL LAST A LIFETIME. RANGE OF WORK—WITHOU V PARALLEL. PERFECTION OF STITCH AND TENSION EASE,OF OPERATION AND MANAGEMENT. SELF-ADJUSTING TAKE UP DJUSTIRLE HEAD. hi rango of work this maolii sci iroi be pquafllftE AViU work equ illv w 11 ’n (Ti.- V or thin goods, from gauze to heaviest beaver coatings, or even leather, without eir ui \‘ of needle, tension or thread. AVe will warrant them to do this ! Our fine work is eu id to . ny, and our heavy work excels that of any other machine in the word. Tiie machine makes the celebrated lock stitch (thestitch invented by Mr. How ) alike on both sides. The tensions are positive for both upper and lower thread. The -hut 1 tension is u on the thread as it leave., the shuttle aud not. upon the bobbin, as in iao-t machines, und t-.is tension is invariable, whether e bobbin be full or nearly emrdy h is obtained by turning a screw in the shuttle, and cun be changed in a moment, without taking out the work, breaking the thread or threading through holes. What we claim, in substance is, that this is an honebt machine, and if put in your faintly will do any and all of your work perfectly, will last, a lifetime, is a willing and ready servant, and is not subject to FITS, & Persons who have tried all machines are unanimous in declaring this to be the easiest learned of any in the market In the n ajority of cases our customers learn iron instruction book without further aid. EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED. tST a y m ' '• tbinliiv.g of buying, uni are prejudice! in favor of any purlieu’ machine, at least examine the Howe” before you purchase. AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY. Address r lMio Howe SeAving Machine Cos., Cobne . Broad and Ala rani a Streets, ATLANTA, GEORG A OR If. C. GARRISON, Agent, a ug2o Iy. CM RTEUS J 7 ■ G !. —! L- 1 wn , CARPETS. W in. A • If A Y €*■ (ID 4'& ll* , No. 21 Marietta, Corner Broad Street, ATLANTA, - - - - GEORGIA, DEALER IN f PD •' ‘‘"Mi* I Carpets, Oil ! .- Oni'tsunw, m . 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