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within the last two vears has attracted class of Dry Goods. We have taken PRETTIEST line of DRY GOODS, OUR prices before YOU. buy. In reply to Mr. Charles Sinith.

of the. Ninth district, who has written to the FREE PRESS in reference to the soldiers home in Atlanta, we will state that the bill was indefinitely postponed in the senate and therefore will not be voted upon in the January, election. We will further say that the object of the home, if it had been accepted, to provide a place of refugefor the was old soldiers, who had no home, nor no oue to take care of them in their old No one was obliged to go to the age. home unloss they choose to -do 60. It was not intended to separate the old soldiers from their wives and children, but to such as had no home nor 110 oue to take care of them, it would be that they could go to and be takplace instead of having to go to en care of, the poor house.

My Clothing mnst ve sold Call on me be fore buying a suit. W. M. MEADOWS. Up to Wednesday: last, Mr.

I'. our clever tax collector, inChandler, formed us that there were abont 000 in taxes 'still behind. The amount of taxes this year, for state and county purposca, in this county is between 30: and $10.000. A pretty heavy drain upon the people these hard times. Dr.

M. P'. Watkins is selling pure drugs and patent medicines cheaper than anybody in Carrollton. Go to his new drug store on Newman street and save 25 cents. on every dollars worth you buy.

1Cis well known that we lead the van in neck wear. We can show you the latest styles, the prettiest and larg cst line crer shown in. Carrollton. I STEWART. Dr.

Brock cane into the FREE I'REES office and advertised a stray cow one day this week and in half hour afterwards. lic found thic cow. Sec what good advertising does? For drugs, oils, paint, medicines to Brown Tumlin. We. were completely astounded when a boy remarked to his companion on seeing a bicy ele the other day: "That thing con go sixty miles an heur." On hand again with a bunch of nice young mules.

clicap. Call and sce inc before buying. C. MANDEVILIE. decline in cotton closely followed by all NEWEST and in Carrollton.

Get LOCALS: FOR RENT- -Good dwelling torent. Apply to Mus. G. KIRKLEY. Mr.

Jim Ramsey, who lives near town, killed a hog recently, that was one year old that weighed 200 pounds. Squire Geo. 8. Sharp, who has been living at Waco for screral years past, has mored back to his farm, a few miles abore town. We are glad to sec "Uncle George? back in old Carroll again.

The lion. M. Russell say'6 that Carroll county had more children iu, the public schools last year, than any county in the state. The munber from this county was 6.405. There was a slight snow Monday night and since then we have haye had one continuous spell -of solid, cold weather.

I am deterinined to sell my entire stock of incus, youths, and boys, clothby Christinas. Come and see me if you want a bargain. W. M. MEADOWS.

Rev. Mr. Griner, and family left last week for their new home at Whitesburg, in Carroll, county. Mr. Griner made a host of friends during his ministry here, who regret very much to: sec him News.

Mr. J. Walker of this place, was adjudged a lunatic. Friday of Jast. week and has been sent the asyTum at Milledgville.

Dr. J. G. W. Brown, onco a promineut physician of this county, who was recently adjudged a lunatic arid sent the asylum, died there Friday of, last, week Ilis remains, were.

bronght back and were, interred with Masonichovors at old Carrollton. TO MENT-1 offer for ront my CHI room residonce on College street. IT. 0. Roor.

The editor of the FREE Puiss attended the salc of J. S. Campbell, three miles north of town ou last Tuesday. Not withelanding the cold weather there was quite a crowd present. Everything except the hogs, sold pretty chicap.

These brought fair prices, That elevor gentleman, Muse, was the auctionoor. New Clothing, New Styles, New Prices. See our wood brown suits winch we sell for $5. The will worldhas conrince nerer seen clothing so cheup. fire minutes look: you.

It costs you nothing to see our goods. C. H. Stewart, Christmas passed off very quietly Carrollton: It is the universal verdict that the town has nerer scon so quiet a time during the hollidays. People have spout very little in the way of Christmas goods, Tlie season assigned is the hard times.

Seycral of our. merchants have told us that they have never seen money so tight and collections so poor. as this scason. The cotton crop was cut off and the farmers sold at the drat of the season when the prices were low so that the increased prices very little the men who produced it. 5 Clothing: Clothing, Clothing, Clothing sunst to sold.

W. M. Meadows. A few days ago a negro's wagon broke down neur Carrollton, a anau passing offered assistance, Which was gladly accepted, and when the wagon was again on jus whorls the noyou pressed his gratitude thus: Boss some day and 1 can return: your kindinope your wagon will. break down Dr.

Ar. 1'. Watking now drug on Newnan siroot le hendquarters for pare drugs and low prices: Fine line of lamp goods at Brown Tomlins. greeted each other on the Two men streets during the late cold spell and on of the intensity of the cold account the words had to be thawed, to 'ascertain the true meaning, to the astonishinent of one, the greeting was long: Can you pay that small rather amount due me since last Christinas. Large assoriment silk handkercicfe al Askew Bradley, Co.

Mr. Joe Askew who has been workfor the past three months at Elberting ton, is on a visit to his parents and friends here. Sonic of -the Carrollton boy's are thinking of taking a trip. below Atlauta next summer 011 bicycles. All who own bicycles are talking in fayer of at and wehear of a faw others who will buy wheels, Scrofnla, whether hereditary or acquired, is thoroughly expelled frum the blood by Hood's Sarsaprilla, tho great blood purifier.

Buckingtam's Dye for the whiskers does its work- thoroughly, coloring uniform brown or black, which, when dry, will ucitkor rub, wash off, nor soil linen. Ire you going to buy a pair of shoes? Ladies' Wa have lens' just and receined Childrens from, Shoes. Boston. a These, were bought since the large line of in, them beside old stocks and prices would. be like lecline leather.

Va comparing place the modern electric light to a tallow dip candle. Call and sec us, it costs nolhing, we will sare you money. O. FL. STEWART.

Chen- It it not tho of. cows. in tho Mutis Tim Miller, and Irvin two of Carrolltons At herd that gives the largest profit, but! wheelinen took a trip to Inst the capacity of cach Al Sandav on their wheels. The 9 seem- herd represents nothing in fact, as the En men do and aro. thor say more in ludividnal variations many bo: very a do n1 A finall hard, composed of good cows, and de uniferin sumissible.

Tows will Jin another her a is and so lector without regard to the merit -of individual, as drive owner into Tho originals of die cures effected he Sarsaprilla are kept on an at the much other of tho Com no in an ment in Shibit con great been LARGEST, fered FREE PRESS. Dec. 30th. 1597 EAT LICE ce us in our New all stock of Oils, Fire proof rge Stock of To35: 10 and 50cts. Toilet Articles lies, Fine Fruits goods a specialty.

NAND WE GIVE YOU PRICES. Yours Truly. IN TUMLIN, Brown's office at OR SALE. bad health 1 offer farm near town The land is all good and ratered. Auy quantity the best varictics.

Is cost nearly us much as vole place, only one and from town. Terms suit. Apply io 11. W. PiTTa kness Positive Cure.

-I'lease inform your ave. positive remedy and one ills which ariec emale organs. -1 shall two bottles of my renelady if they will send id 1. 0. address.

ectfully, (CHISI, UTICA, N. Y. othing- and llcaling is Ointment. A greate-1 MACE of- Indolent Fleers, Sprains, ete. P'rice, land guaranteed satisbrick Criter Carrollton Reese's for 1893.

ences Second 131 January. on Thorough. low. RGAINS. He horse wagons and will sell clichp.

WarAlso a rood, muc and fine young milk I for cash or on Sec mc. al Bass J. W. SPARKS. LES WIRE FENCE.

Ogletree of Seriwether, tented the best portable ever scon. Outside of his made of three inch no. it is entirely of wire 1 durable. it requires no slate, arc out of good no reason achy it should we. at cau be put up very rested du such a fonoc can: her particulars to OGLETHER Stinson Ga.

FOR SALE. 0 or. 100 acres of good the forks of. crock a river. Any OuC wishca good body of land calf: re are 40 acres cleared on: all fresh.

Will sell low. McLENDON. FOR SALE. id second hand two horse will sell cheap or will exow or rearlings, Some: to miss a good trade It He goon. EDWIN IL SHARPE.

A CARD. Customers And all Who to buy Goods of Me. it a good stook of cloth goods and ererrthing to rioty store, aud 1 will sell be sold angahiere in the ile do pot propose to buy and acta3 them at short think profite I as can any conte honest as ilo the motits of my at cast. for cash and barter this Ho men nest poring G.A MODANIEL. 1892 jay Your later, the attention of taken advantage of NOTIONS, HATS, BOTH HAPPY AND SAD.

Mr. J. D. E. Brown, the popular cashier of Carrollton Bank, was made happy and sad in the same instant on Christmas are.

Abont the 1st of December be received the following letter: 11. W. Voss Co. Reliable and Responsible Whiskey Brokers, Cincinnatti, We respectfully offer our services as brokers for, the sale of whiskies. We sell only for.

net cash, papers attached, less usual commissions -and accrued charges (storage and state and county tax). Sbould you at any time have whiskie's for. sale we will give it our prompt and careful attention. Any of the here, or the distillers and wholesale liquor dealers throughont the country. Hoping to hear.

from you, we remain. Yours Respectfully, HI. W. Voss, Co. To the abore Mr.

Brown rephed AS follows: received and in reply will slate that there never was a drop of whiskey shipped out of. this county. It goos the other way, and the supply is never cqual to the demand. Please send us a sample or two. On the 24th of December he receired per express, charges prepaid, a bottle nicely packed and branded, Old Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey with the compliments of N.

W. Voss Co. Cincinnatti, Ohio. But alas, some thirsty express messenger had wet his whistle with the whole of the contents, except enough to dampen the wrapper with. The bottle had been broken and Joe WAS sad for the rest of the day.

Ic left Carrollton on the next train in the direction of a wet town. Mr. EDITOR: -The following letter was reccived by one of our business. men the other -Wc are: advised, that your municipality will soon issue bonds for the purpose of erecting water works. If we arc correctly informed and you are in position to give us any particulars regarding the bonds, and refer enclosed city that they "may give us a statement of the towns financial condition, and if possible name a price on the bonds.

We are large dealers in Sonthern bonds, and believe we can ve of service in the negotiation of this issue. Awniting your reply, and thanking you in advance we are Yours very truly, Le Roy Dayidson Co. An ex-member of the city council suggests that we send them the in Times" of the 16th in which the treasurer informs the people that pay the taxes that new ant talk abont business entrusted to him by others. 5. MARRIED.

Prof. J. M. White war married to Miss Lizzie Turner, at the home of her father, three miles from town on the Bowdon road, on Thursday eve ning of last week, the Rev. I Parker officiating.

Prof. White 15 a well-known school teacher of Carroll cornty, a anan of fine character, who', by his plensant and genial manr ers, has endeared to himself, a bos'. of friends. The is a lovely and accomplished lored and admired by all who kaow bier. The FREE PREES extends congratulaions and wishes for the happy pair a long life of prosperity and happiness.

REV. SYLVANUS LANE. Of the E. Conference, makes a good point when Ire says: "We have for years used 'Hood's Sarsaparilla in our family of fire, and find it fully equal to all that is claimed for it. Some people are greatly prejudiced against ontent medicines, but how the patent can hurt: medicine and not a machine.

is a mystery cot mysteries to Hood's Pills cure Liver Ills. For cold and congh it has no, Mr. D. Jesperson Irvine, Warren writes: "I had very bad cough and it cured mo at once. what, why Dr.

Bulls Cough. Syrup and. cau recoinmend it highly. DISSOLUTIONS To whoin it may concern; The firm os Askew Cu has this's day been the stock of having to J. Wilson.

Dec. 20th 1892. RET. GUANO AND ACED 2 ave this best for LACE MANDE brand organ, amt Wilson in machines cheap Apply to A C. the entire this fact in SHOES, STEWART.

Highest of all in Lates US world: buy- Baking ETC. Royal Ponder PURE LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE EDITOR FREE your 158 ne the I think it was I wrote before last, little communication for no other purpose than that of warning to our democratic nominee for sheriff, that he might be upon the alert, and keep above the wave of censure a man also as one of the standard bearof the democratic party. In the place let me define myself as to private as well as public friendship. Personally he is my friend and I amn As an officer of public trust he should hare no friend either private or public but should with jealousy keep oath he has taken upon himself and track the law. I will now reiterato that the things with which he has been charged are toe, I say he ought not to the sheriff of Carroll county.

Iu first instance he is charged with haying arrested a man whom be had imprisaned, charged the county with turn keys and board, which the county paid. The party on account of whom these items were charged, swears before a public officer that they were, nutand that the sheriff had made truc, the county false charges. The against nomince denies this by simply saying "slander." but goes not a step further in the mater. He has had a long while to prove this to be a "slander" but seems to be careful not to do Why has he not had "this "vile slanderer" arrested and bound over for perinry? It certainly was and is the easiest as well as one of the most things known to the law. expeditious looks like our sheriff is afraid of alt investigation? Is it true and if why, allow me to ask, are we bound by any personal or political ties to rote for bim? I sco none whatever.

At the same time, I sec no reason why Third party man should be elected and crowned as a victor over a mistake that was unintentionally made by the democratic From a few communications that I have. seen in the FREE PRESS as well as opinions of the democrate of the county. our lato primary was not carried out according to the instructions of the Democratic Executive com nittec, and no organized democrat is 'bound by its results. If this be it does look plansible, why should not Mr. Tanner or Mr.

Broom be vo tell for in the coming January election: and make it a strictly party rote? Is it independentism; when neither of these gentlemen are candidates? If: so where is it? If the present candidates were made the nominees by Third partyites and Repuplicans and 110 the face of instructions to the colttrary by the Democratic Executive Committee of the county, whose vicwill it be when they are elected? tory We all know it is not a democratic oHe. what are we to do abont it? AnThen Allow every one to vote for swer: whom he pleases Irrespective of parand it certainly will not be. conties, trary to the workings of the late prielection. Let us bo democratic mary the core or let ns do as we. please nt to January election.

At all the coming crents, I trust that a selection of good and competent men may be made. TATES. FOR RENT. One seven room. house to rent, OIl Maple street.

Apply to W. S. A. E. Nisbet Grow, Carrollton, Ga.

or Rev. cedartown, Ga. When Baby was sick, wo gate her Castorta, When she was, a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, When she had Children, she gave theth Cantoria, I have a of Lwol horse wagons to close out at $38, and also a lot of one-horse wagIons at $29. All hand niade and warranted. CS.

BROWN Burial robes, Coffins and Caskets at all hours dav or night. J. L. VEAL Co. Roopville, Gail Coffins.

Burial! Robes furnished lay aunt. Askew Bradley Mi TRON BITTERS In for County--News. from tho peaks of Westviow they are not afraid to lift up their voices in conof fraud, thot and robbery. demuation As was stated by West End roporweeks back, your a few to take charge of the scribe proposes nterary school at West End the coniAnd Mr Editor will you almo hero in this matter ing low to say just ant not wholly by pecuniary but I purpose entering upon motives, hoping to be beneficial to the this work, of this section of Carroll boys and girls county. While I propose to teach them toclimb the rugged, yet interesting hille I also propose to: touch of science, them by precept and example to be and npright paving the honest, sober walks of life with the precious stones that upon the of truth, remembering intelligence of the young and moral rising generation, depend the future prosperity, the happinesa, the granand -the glory our beloved deur country.

My fellow countrymen, my with this soul nitame moral inteligence of the And literary school I can: it in the succeed in saving precious boys and girls from lives of inspiring them vico ignorance, and dissipation and for what is truly great and with a love will I feel that my labora good, then WESTVIEW. Mr. Henry Coleman of Modesto Callfornia is visiting his father Coptain J. P. Coleman and other reintives in Westview.

He moved from Carroll to California abont 16 years ago. Prof. J. M. White and Miss Lizzie Turner were married at residence of Mr.

H. S. Turner last Thursday evening. May pence, plenty and happiness be theirs. Mr.

Ben Lay of Cordova Alabama was visiting relatiyes In Westview last week. Ben is now a large good and with pride wo -looklooking man, ed upon bis well developed form and remembered that he was not only a Carroll county boy, but a Westriew What kind of stuff in that Mayor Kelley and: his cabinet are talking about Westvicw surrendering charter because we complained about just some thefts committed in our town. Is that the way thoy are going to and and abet in the matter. Did they want us to condone the crimo remaining silent. No sir co won't do any such ba thing, but becnuse of such accossory to the crime on their part and their vile slander, we haye ordered chief of police to collect a fino of, our out of mayor and polico of little $10 and if they persist in such Jersey City, literary assaults, wo will have to deal them moro roughly.

And we wont with feed them 011 fat hends in time of it. malpractice in office. It Talk about "worlds history," whoever before the heard of municipal authoritics trying to a sister town, becanse said suppress town is opposed to robbery and theft, and because we cry this down and try the offeriders to justice, the litto bring tic inunicipal powers of Jersey City out, "malpractice in office!" "surcry render your charter," about surrender, not no! For Talk the heroes who were true and we have tried front the firing of the firstgun at who waded the TonnesFort Sumpter, crossed tho Cumberland sco rivers, mountains. fought overwhelming 1 forces amidst the tangled wild of the wilderness and lastly saw a southern flag go: down at Appomattox, yet these heroes still. And now were mare by no Incans beeu in vain.

WESTVIEWIFE. MATS. nobby of Have you seen our. If not you would do well to hats? call ante examine show and will save them. We charge nothing to you, it your buy of us.

you money, C. H. STEwAr. FARM FOR RENT A good two-horse or one-horse farm 'for rent. Apply to S.

Year--and a year of prosperity. The editor wishes his readers a Happy New PRICE CURRENT We had the pleasure of mceting the Rev. Wm. Mardoch, pastor in charge of the Roopwille circuit, who was in town Weduesday last. Mr.

Murdoch TAS for several years newspaper man and has therefore a kindly icelping for the brethren of the quill. We found Mr. Murdoch quite a pleasant and genial gentleman. -He has been in the ministry about three years. He is still quite young.

Try that tar soap at Brown Tain lins. Dr. L. C. Adamson, who holds prominent position in the Insame Asylum on Black well's island, New York, is yisiting relatives in Bowdon.

Dr. J. D. Green, 6rie the most promment citizens of: the Eleventh distiict, was stricken with paralysis, al his home, Tharsday of 'last week. We are glad to learn at last accounts, that he is some better and that his condition is not so bad as at first thought.

The Doctor has a number of friends in the county, who will regret to learn of his illness. I haye just received car load of flour which I am able to sell at a bargain. W. M. MEADOWS.

Miss Mand Worley of the Eleventh district, is visiting her sister. Mrs. J. A. Soirell of the city.

Mrs. Dr. Cheney has moved into one of Mr. 11. 0.

Hoops houses in front of Mr. Jim Itoops. Heavy cassimere 3 yards 81.00 a Askew Bradley Trunks cheaper than ever at. W. M.

MEADOWS. The Masonic entertainment Monday night is pronounced a big success by these present, and it is. said. that good deal of credit for the same is dIno Mr. T.

W. Dimmock, for the admirable in which he managed the affair. If you want a bargain in a pair of Shocs, a hat, a suit of clothes, a. picce of hardware. or a lot of grocics, will give it to you.

W. M. Judge Boynton came ny Monday to try the Bonner will case, but owing to the indisposition of soniC of the parties interested it was postponed. An adjourned session of the Superfor court next wreck. The many friends Miss Emina Lou Mabry will regret to learn of her illness at Covington, in this scrious state, where she had gone on a visit.

Attention is called to the prospectus of the Atlanta Constitution. published elsewhere. There is no discounting the fact that this great paper stands the foremost journals of the among country, as a news gatherer. If you want a paper that wil give you the news whi'o at is fresh with the bloom on, subscribe to the Constitution. The past christmas has been a notable one in Carrollton and vicinity.

for the number of turkey dinners giren. Among the most elegant of these was the big dining given nt Mr. B. A. Sharp's on Thursday.

There was everything on the groaning table that could tempt: the most fastidious epicure and it was all raised- at homeThe writer in company: with Mr. I. Barron, I. D. Beaglu M.

R. Russell, MI Watkins' and Mr. Weathers of Atlanta, with Mr. A Sharp; occupied one of the tables, and the public may rest assured that tatt justice was done the occasion. Henry Barron is not a large inan, but there is not one in Carrollton, who has a tooth for the good things of life, av it was all we would do to keep.

up Y. ith him. Henry said that dinuer 29. all right and the editor of the FILE PRESS scconded motion. A number Jadiea graced the occasion -by their presence.

Great bargains ir shocs at Askew: Bradley Co. Nor rout uro room dwelling: honsc Apply. to. ASKEW. Co.

We hare be prettiest line of boy's land children clothing ever brought this town. Prices aris suited the time. Call and sce them. No trontle to show gouds. 0: 1I STEWART.

Sprains, Bruises Swellings, vanish like a magic when Plantation Ariva Neuralgia, Stiff ete ete. Al Linament la 25 and 50 cents. Soli Land guaranteed satisfactory by llambrick 4 Crater Carrollton of CEO) hushiels to as lit id 11:00 a the A Price as the a0 do CORRECTED Cotton, Middling 04.0 Butter 10 to 20 Meal 60 Eggs 50 60 Pens. 60 Dried Peaches (unpenled). (Pealed) Sweet Potatoes1-20 10 13 Bacon Sides.

Bulk Sugar Cured Hams. Flour 21. 10 Sult, Holston Va per 90 Salt, West 80 25 O. 10 to: 10 60 Syrup N. Sugar 25 Coffee to Ties Bagging.

Arrow. 23 Rope 20 31 Manilla. 3 L0 66. 15 Castcet. Lenther 25 tor 30 Hides dry Green 18 Cotton Turkey, turkey more turkey.

The Old Story SAVE MONEY. You have heard it before, but this time it has its true meaningJust listen: Guns-3 Marlin or Winchester Rifle cheap. KodakCheap. BicyclesOF all kinds. It you are thinking of getting wheel yon will not regret consulting me as I postively can get a bieyele: cheaper for you than anyoun else.

Typewriterstypewriter 830. for only All. 81C0 International only ScholarshipsIn two business cheap. Kentucky and Ohlo. Musical GoodsBanjos, Mandolines, music Austo Guitars, Boxes, and anything in the RESENDER-that Edo not keep the nbove goods on hand, but can get them ou short notice.

R. LEE SHARPE, CARROLLTON, GA. FOR -fligh grado pneumatic Tourist Safety. Bidwell-Thomas, tires, good as new. Apply R.

Lee Starpo. ForMalaria, Liver Trap ble, or Indigestion, use BROWN'S IRON BITTERS PENSIONS: Indian War. Soldiers who served 30 lars learny of the of Lidlan 89 ware, month. are It tho soklier in entitled to A penper dead, his wilow, It never married again is entitled. We are making this business in spectate ty in this and adjoining countles.

SIERREER COLE. Carrollton Sure MEETING. The frat quarterly meeting of the Carroll County Alliance for -ilo sere 1803, will ho hoht With Rottieriood sub-alliance, miles southwest de Whitesburg on- Jamunry 10th. Min: enmooting is hoped for and all his thusinstio standing 1 Tie tho alliancemen county are carnestly requested by tic of brethren of Rutherwood to. be presents J.

Y. Sec. CO. EN PRICE'S The only Fur Used Million.