The Southern watchman. (Athens, Ga.) 1854-1882, January 27, 1880, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextE. f. CHBWTY, Publisher. l s J: J Ja-L VOLUME XXVI. JAM.J. BALDWIN. DEVOTEP TO NEWS* POUTICS, AGRICULTURE, EDUCATION AND GENERAL PROGRESS. ; f —— ' '■ -— ATHENS, GEORGIA—TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1880: 4i*TT 1 ! i i in advaace NUMBER 42. J. J. BALDWIN & GOt, . WHOLESALE DEALERS IS— . \ Jt-:- \J T' Foreign, and Domestic liquors, Wines, &c:, ALSO AGENTS FOB THE CELEBRATED stone mountain CORN Corner of Broad and Jackson Sts,, AtHens - • Jnlv 8—Gra rriL ijj fhern watchman rUUMSUKU EVERY TUESDAY. iftr. o*m-r ./ Brood aitd »«:( ttmli, imf *m TKKMS. TWO aOLT,i a. TTS INVARIABLY IN ADVASC*. gUiUoads. ADVKB11SINO. „l»^S« i—irtioi., surer CEST* P" ontut'ivice lor Any urns under one nculh. For loffifw pa* <U„, » ilbsral doductro* will *» made. LEltAL ADVERTISING. MM •sneriff’* «•'.«», e^nare. *!» 3>l» dM^'i'/A^ftlCura, K.«euu»«or(*»!*•»• JJJ Jlletf-»»oi AJ«i!wO.UoeorGi SuUco t-> Debtor. wA Creditor. Holm, St«l, tw "dB.re, eoeb lu*> Mcavc to aeli Heal KtUla ...*»«• Illation tor ill—Jashwi * ^dxnlnL^anor. To aee rtain Dm o«mber of aquarea in an a«l' blioary, ^ooi»ltheworda-w handrod halnf a aqnaw. actions are on mad aa fall Atlan .d & Charlotte AIR-LJNE. CHANGE OFSCHEDULE. On and after Sunday, June ltd, DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS wUnnn'idr ttn W “ follows: 1 . OAT rASSANGES TRAIN, Arrive* at Lula Leaves Lula oorao WEST. NIGHT MAIL AMD PASSED Arrtvea at Lola ' DAT’ PASSENGER' train! ' Arrive* at Lola t ALEXANDER •*»- Attorney and Attorney and d« fHBce In Grant bnlldluc. comer M arietta and Brtnd e Entrance No. I N. Broad, WIU tntUm I. AttaoU Clrentt .nd =te«*e«o by •e™ -at- L it. luSPKTnT Attorney at Law. ATHENS, O BORGIA. Office nr I MM. A MMt l*°r»- A M a:, SThd^PKHTS . Attorn., »t L»W. HAKMoST OBt>VB.(„u SortMMtwn .“lESis. 55*3 coout». G» V**ti» nl Mtoutlon dwi to <:olled3Mrt<ro"*M r hu.i«*4. CBreU' Bowl N.ver Spent, tet JJO PKl GOING SOUTH. Train No. 1. Leave Angaria 8.00 p m — IW . David G. |}A>(MQW BROS. Wuto iitaTiteoole.. nortjgo.. SOo- ■». E mory sheer, Attoiwy-stelair, Atttni, 8a ITM» oo CoBc«e Aeeeee- ■ t ' 1 E dward r. haboh.v, (Lot. Jed*. U. 8. Court. Nebruk- tad Utah, end »'-. ^ tmi* U Brook. gent, > on,) Attaresy *t Isw, Qatesa. I-?9h* Co., 8«- F loyd a nilman, AUsrmti si lew, Wm praetk. lo IS. IlMIln •« W-ltc, oidJKlaoo. “aa — mot Select fgisrtlaug. •-» fwr From the Sunday Trunecrfpt. TEE FINGER OF PROVIDENCE. BY JOHNSON B. TCENEE. A'short, loud report; acd immediately following this came a fearful cry as if some one had received a death-blow. It came from a small Lame teuement in Plum street nrETTcrrcv' (no.Uooroe), and when those who were w iWHWaj * - -rioted by the cries entered, a terrible presented itself to their horrified g»7* A rough looking man of thirty-two lay on a floor ia a rear apartment, on the sec ond door, in the agonies of death. Oue arm was literally torn from his body, and the other horribly mutilated. One side of his face was torn away, and his breast seemed torn to shreds. Several females stood by gazing on the human wreck with wonder-strickeu faces wringing their hands and nttqring dismal groans, which, with the dying man’s fearful shrieks made the scene a very pandemonium. When the women were questioned as to what had caused this terrible scene, they could only shake their heads in stnpitied silence; they appeared to be no wiser than those who interrogated them. But that some disastrous explosion had occurred was evidenced by the condition of the wounded man, and the destruction ot part of the furuUure In the room. A ta ble was split across the,top; a looking- glass beiDg shivered on the wall, and near ly every pone ot glass in the window had been broken. A peculiar odor pervaded the apartment, it resembled fulminating powder. Shat tered fragments of mahogany lay strewn htouikI, but wbeuoe they came could not be ascertained, as no article ot that wood was seen in the room. The wounded man, by the physician's orders, was carried into another room, where bisopDdiiion waa inquired into. The doctor pronounced his wouuds fatal—the man could not live until midnight, and it was then seven o’clock. An opiate was given him, his wonnds were dressed and thefiow of blood staunch ed, but the man, though quiet, suffered dreadful agonies, yet with all this, he ap peared to be^as much etnpiffed at what bad occuirSTaa were the two women, who, when they ibuud their tongues at last made lives a loose Bfe,and stopped with us oc casionally/ said one ot the women. “This afternoon he came here with something like a box wrapped in a newspaper under bis arm, beneath his coat. 1 He went up stairs and closed the door, saying he did not wish to be disturbed. “He had been .in the room about hour, and we heard him cursing dr< ouce in a while at something or other, I TRAIN. T.45 p. m. 1M p- m. GOING EAST. OOCAL FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Arrlnaii Ubu tufa." Leave Lola. 11.3* p. A THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN GOING EAST. AaleeatUla GOING WEST. <.I3.i80.3n. 1,06 0.10. THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN GOING WEST- tlAtiMLIA PASSEMER ROUTE. PORT KOTAL * AUGUSTA RAILWAY, AILWAT, \ is. tin. ; have come by it dishonestly. So the doc tor asked: . “ Did you steal it f* “ If you only kne w where ho got it from,” observed the doctor, “ but unfortunately he cannot use his remaining band even sup posing he could write, and he evidently cannot use his tongue, is ft not so !” ask ed he, of the jaas- A nod was the answer. : This is unfortunate,” observed the offi cer. “ 4 tear the secret will go wl® him to the giavo.” " r* “ It seems likely,” rejoined the doctor. At this juncture some one entered the room; both looked up and bn seeing ®e intruder they uttered a stifgle word, as io one breath: “Yarnoe!” Before the detective could respond, the wounded man gave a violent turn of his mutilated body, until he lay facing the last comers; his features worked convulsively tor a moment then he uttered these words: “*/ stole it front his office!” Then, as if his life had gone out with these words the man turned on his back, closed bis eyes and in three minutes more he had breathed his last. $ When the doctor was assured that the man was quite dead, hejasked Yarnoe whether he could explain the meaning ol the words uttered by the' man now lying dead before them. “ Unless I am informed what it was be said he had stolen from my office, I can not explain anything whatever,” replied thedetective. *" Upon this the doctor acquainted him with all that had taken place, before and since he had been summoned to the house. “ I had no such box in my^ffice,” replied he, “unless ,t had been lelt there during my absence to-day, ter I have bebh out of che city since early morning, and hive just returned when I incidentally heard this mysterious affair spoken of by several men in my presence.” “ Then you have not yet been to your office f ’ -.A — ■ “No;, I was on my wavJjftther when heard of "this incident, uu .^raihe here at ouce to see, what had caused the strange explosion, thinking it possibly might lead to something that c.mie in my line oi bu siness.” The supposed fragment ofAhe box were auown to hu%^ He eVumiaeuijbeni >care-' fully /then srjS; “They arc uudoubti ferenoe, bot kept his vigilant eyee on I movements at both. Yarnoe oouttne the i himself, in ®e midst of their triumph, - thought he. “Yery good. But, my fine fellow, I shall treat you to ano®"er dose of “ Yarnoe” before many days, if yoh r huyt the temerity to remain in ®e city forty eight hours longer.” ‘ ^ , i AdoptingUdeep disguise,-he represatoVlhek : -I Shall . ed a well-to^o travder of paiskmiddleiaga^ ory for thiaaat,hat Lehaftypihihh^i and he at ouce entered upon the task - he Wp: At Tnmrmi 11 j»s ■ I-TYeciWM.. tOOam Lt A'letMUte....*. Ulan J. S'. O’KEUiHrrN rhrtogrspli 'all-.ry, omHMrt* 08.-8 Stotsten.Br ' J. S. DAVANT. On. J A MICH B. LYLE, Attorney at Law, •imm rinnawtu, w. J ' OHN .M. MATTIH-.WN, Attorney at Lew, S.^*’wills, Os. Prq^pt »u«utlo(i Tin bp (bn to «ur inelpvto 1'rompt i c*rp. I A VICHY, Feed Sc Hide Xtable, •j UA.N.N A ULAVKS i‘r«p’», Ue*a, G*. WIU o« touod *t tbeir old anaiwt, ivar /rmafcUn House build- lugb Tuom*i*M. " “* Ajocdiuiui driucru. Georgia jfebife *** Loktc Atben* 9.15, a. m. Lear* August*. MS» a. m. 44 Winters, t.45 ^ •* Mbcoc, 6.0E, ** M Lezmjrtoo, 10. SO* 1 ** MO^edr^iS* Alt. •* Antioch. 10.48 ♦* M « a, fxip, lltodRvrvlD* 4 SO *, - Macon, *M n - ** Auguata, * tt •' , , Train* ran aaily, except to andCraai Waahlnctoa which tally, except bundaya. 8. K. JOHNSON. 6np*L » W nOH8'7,H«Ti.PMfc4**.l. *1 S "aMUKL 1*. THURMOND, Attaraey el law, Attoee, 6*. Officeod Bromd llziet. ortf thexon at J. 1L Befir—Mil F O, THOMPSON, • Attomiy at Ltw, • *- ’^ ra *.TS, OA. Office om the Feet OBce. tyedelMtoatlOB Elvjj I® wtej eel practice. Her II. MPiT *e Kx-GoT. Ty>»*. n W»5SaBoo.IbwMCIepee8rYleiaiefeerr. AletoM. ICO- W J. RAY, Attorney sad ConnieUw st Law, «nEP xlvepreeapte p O. THOMAS, ATTCPMVITUW. WATKINBVILLE,OA ->*-•« i» oeen Host. Jmiy ee-tt. A. OAVIS. ATTORNEY -AT-LAt *. no.vitoit, walto* co, eu. ietoe,.im>-iY.■ Northeastern Railroad. Change of Schedule. BlJ AUBHU^G^^eU*!!'’TvH.} /^N and after Monday. Oct. 4>h, 187*. train* oa 1 U Northeastern BaQroad win ran an fouows. AH tra tally except Sunday: LeaTe Athena. IAp.n. Arrive at LrJa. 4.90 d. n. Airtee at sBS (Me Alr-Uae ItS.)..... 1 Alt p! to. 4rrfra at Athena i8 00p.in. TWabore train* alroc< noectckwrhr - Lula with Nortb- .fn bound train* on As L R. It. On We trsdays aadSat- «idaj* the foilowte* additional trains will hr ran: LeaTeAthens..t...i A*Sa.m. Arrireat Lula. Leave Lula.... Ante* at A the .Me train emne xh* trip to AlianUonly tefr houm* c. J. H, CHRISTY, TiMQttrtieitfwnmtitiWMiuciMin ^ lil aitead 4rarte ramt mm & inutile b. b and its con n caiohb. 1WSMS ! Jew Fall And Winter Stcck of Millinery, &c MRS. T. X ADAMS TUI old, reliable miflnee of «Atheu»f hasiaacWtu 1 irout market wtih n />*sh *nd hiaikote* Pall and Wtntat nibteery Good*. Ac. 8h O the hBte of the dtyjao<fvieinity to c*T apd Lv Testae** A10am 8.47 a a Lr.FHenton.... M „. - iliiii ro*dfor Kanunsal^Caiarleatoo, Beaufort and Port^oyal. MaoeithOentralBaUroad ter Gharlwten^ Beaufort and OOImSnoRTH. Connectionsmn^e with Charlotte. IRaUroteKfora>potnu North and " Tad for At ota and the West; , _ , Reittoad roe Aiken >od poieu on )je cduitt down And asked'us tor to- ail the small koys wo could Had about the houses' - ■ “ I hunted up some three or four, and he took them acd trenf up stLira again." Ten minutes after we hoard the explosion,'and we ran np stairs and found ®ings as you’ve seen. We know no®ing at all about the thing, do we, Lizzie t” said she,-appealing 10 the o$er woman. . , at all,” was the rahinaer. came iu any inquired waqtoUTwhat could fcp went into the ophe occurred, and in amazement. Then he walked about the apartment^ and- picked ions fiagments and examined them ily. Several pieces of wrought iron resembling pistol barrels attracted his at tention, likewise some bits of mechanism shaped like i fie hammer : of a pistol. He took those to the doctor and remarked: “ These articles 1 iouud in yonder room; they look as if they might bo parts of a jistol or pistols rather, tor these pieces of larrels belonged to more than one pistol.” The doctor examined them, then con nected them with ®e bits of mahogany he had found in the same apartment. These tacts, combined with the statement of the woman, that the wounded man brought a box into the house, ported tb but one con clusion. The box' must have cqhtaiaed these barrels, and"had" undoubtedly been an “Infernal machine,” destined to do some one a deadly injury. Inc policeman, who was ag jntpltigeqt person, agreed with the doctor, then asked" what explanation the man bad made of the mysterious oc currence. “ He has not replied to my questions,” replied the doctor. “ He evidently was as much surprised as we have been; he ap peared quite stupiiidd after I had some what relieved his sufferings, ily' opinion is that*he kn'uwA nothing at all about; the S'«£f'4a*e£2S|> 1 *bermovma W« mbg» question him; this affair must bo investigated,” re marked the officer. “ The man will be no more ere the hour of miduigb. strikes,” observed the doctor, thoughtfully. “ is he that far gone I” asked the polioe- HOGS ! HOGS I 'BBooderritocd are bow prrparrd to fnraM Hor*. either os toot or nicely ylaujbtm-d, ia uy qcanii’j Iraired. Wewillrostlsartoke^thNBoa hud util the iteof J*nm*ry n*xt-*adc*a*opply*ll wh« “»order at lowest price*. wlLITF. Km\*. '. HOOD A CO. hts beqd. id be'questioned then before that iveqttakee ptape f reiffinea tbc offi cer, perhaps a grave Crime had been con. templamV and thin man may be able to place us in possession oi the tacts.” • Possibly,” returned the medical geo- , “ it he can be brought to , speak *nt- he*'ap pease gee**, bed ft would be oruei to - disturb bim. Let him have alftbe rest he can get; it will be of 6hort duration in this Y»0*I4.» : ' ' An v The officer was about jtomafceq remark yhen a ^DOTeaent oi thedy%Tjym' on ®e bed arrested Hie words lie was about to utter. The man mumbled a lew unintelligi ble words, then tell back on tie pillow. They hastened to hjs bedside, find asked fcad heany wnimuijication to ake. He nodded bis bead. The laceration of his face evidently prevented his speaking’ So the dootor pat such questions to him as could be answered by a nod or shake ief the mm, jyoq brought b 6rB cause tasked he. fellow) by'i possibly saved me 1 overtaken him. How all about toe affair irotn Krx*- Harris, my landlady when I get to my jKovaa,’’ added After taking a careful leak at the dead - the detective took his-Jfpanure aud .towards"his ottiJ-iuTHe tolt a fit ly, as his thougiiu'JO.'&i.t upon this attempt upon hisurind while he jvas determined to use wry - means in his power to diaoover the btsoreants, he felt likewise toot he must $e wary in hit movement until they weref-.eaptured and placed beyond the power to do misohiei. Who the parties were tots beyond hia coujecturS; ouce he thought it might be Dobson, the kuniacker, perhaps escaped from prison. Then again thought it probable that Horace 11 caped, or been Rardoqcd, to have his revenge. Tty toe diffepeqt persons been curtailed throu from among too whole settle upon any one wh< so tiendteHWffiode of Diirville/the Frederick Git; burglar,” whose had probably e^pi his roams he at hr ris concerning toe box. “ Oh, Hr. Varuoe,” qried she, greatly agitated, “ I tear I am much to blame to leave toe room while.that.man was here.” It was evident that ehe supposed be knew all about the box being stolen, and was about to give her a round lecture lor her carelessness. But she was agreeably affected when he intevrujfleq her by say ing : “ Never mind about that, Hra. Harris. Only answer toe questions t shall ask you. VVho brought the box I” “Asmall, gentoel-lqolfibg geqtieman,” replied she, *i Have you seen him betore 1” “ Not to my kuowledgeA “ But would you know mm if you were to see him again 1” “ I am sure I would,” she replied with animation, “ I would know him by tffceyea even it be wore the miqt complete dis guise, jbr one caunot generally' disguise eyes, unless due concerned them kAlffd green goggies.”- ' ' “ Wtyat [iectyiarity were about bis eyest” “ They were the blackest, brightest and most restless eyes I evertefbeld J said she. They seemed to see everything in toe rodm at one aweepiog glauoe* ; u ft “ Pete Aram, as I live,” exclaimed the detective; then ho askeff^* Waq he alone ¥ “ Alone here ” was the reply; but I watcned i bis departure from behind ttye window‘shade, and at the pdtruer tya w joined by a ttyu, elfferiy man, and they walked together.” <• Maaslield In disguise, no doubt,” Yar noe thought, as he left toe lady’s presence and entered his office to study toe matter over. He had seated himself was heard at the fuqar doot ’ - ired, sffyfttfas ahi “ This oame with i was to let no ooe see it yourself.” He took toe letter, and wl more opened it at oned. - dtopp-M out of the enve'-' dusty examining it, he poeket, then read toe precidl ran thus: J bl?k«r.. ** had planned out for himself. Be fintWent to the Girard House and registered himselt by an assumed name, toen took a seat fb the reading-room and buried himself, seem ingly, in toe perusal of an evening, piper, but covertly watched every msn who en tered the apartment. The evening passed, bn^heffid not > see the'two villains he was'seektng. 'lBte ue- mained until after breakfast next morning, then went to another of the principal ho tels, where he remained until after uinnor. He entered the gentlemen’s parlor to look at toe afternoon papers tor a few minutes, when he was agreeably surprised to see the two rascals seated side by side, each eagerly scanning a paper as ifinseanfft o an item ot vital importanoe. to them.' The; were looking for an account of the “ shuck mg affair,” they evidently supposed had occurred ere this. But Yarnoe, with his usual forethought, bad sworn both toe doctor and ®e polioe officer to seetecy in regard to toe la-t confession of toe dying thief. Hence, when toe affair was published in toe afternoon papers on the following!dAy« his name was not mentioned in connection with, the " mysterious, explosion.” .; He watched them closely from behind his blue glasses, when suddenly Pete Oram exclaimed, in a load whlspdr la Italian: “ Ab, here ft is at last!” The “ elderly gent” looked and they .si lently read it together. When theyfinish- ed the item they turned and looked at each other in consternation for a few mite inents, then Mansfield broke the Bilence by exclaiming in Italian, still:. ( “ By heaven, wbat mystery IS this 1 Who was toe man who met the late intended for that internal detective T” , “ And how came he by the box, and in such a locality, tool” rejoined toe other, in the" same tongue. “ Two questions we must have answer ed,” observed Mansfield. “And | mean to go at onco to the house and'aee Chose two women; they may enlighten us If 1 " irnoo baa escaped the doom t intern ‘him we must try .anofebr plan, m my path.” “All very well, my friend,” rejoined, hia companion, “bus my advice still, is, let the man alone, to has only dune hia duty derers lor their uu«.w. In an insrant llanstield vvuinlre' hand irom his breast—tt grasped a Hi was timing it4t tba heart of toe i dedate stirakwhCAHw poiioeoffioer iffiMtijutatit up JUa hand. .3^®, loded at that momept the mv sd to be on a linb wfto ibelH artit-viUun, had tbeiMltet went sknU.Hefettnponrthe aw*r*(tor3.,!,i 4. ,. lS ,lsk Pete Oram thought this was jkfs oj (unity, and he darted for the door, to escape amid the contusion that ’ MU wrtt ordered to be paid : Ilenrv llil!. —^ Ljr»cb * FHDlfcTi.8fi.S0; ; J, T. WUbon. ftt.85 ; Boston Beit- . _ a DobbA r Ag8 5 (MM* Ntckenoa A Co.; SSS'W -Atteri^inLi ellowi.l ^t&eMtUfWo^perlorm. howi - :-*uoni»i-.iai . ,w.A.piujtusD,ctert. ANNUAL RETORT OF T1IR TREASURER OVTUECI- Ath- ,ree (Wnnw: I reepecUnRi .8biait the lollowln- repert.' •howler the eonent.- rmaa ecd the dfehur*,-- teeetitaheeemeot the dtr eothonUee dnrlns th,- y.-»r UCt : *I»o e eteeunent ehowfec the ontei.tidln.- .ml ortpe nUtten cowcted with the rtnmnq » OI Uw city : *80 OU8C8*K8£NTr roll UEM.r.iL 3CIKMXM. ed. But Vamoe had his eye upon | him. As he sprang for toe vdpoc tbe r .i’ ‘ - pounced upon him like a -pa bore him to the floor j he ceast when he foondlt was 'of- nir avail, dffleer remained* with the dead body; Yarnoe conveyed bis prisoner to th (ion-house and notified toe Coroner. The evidence proved conclusive! Horace Mansfield came to his end own hand, toongh Involuntarily i Pete Oram, at his trial, was folly lied by Hre.^ Harris, as.'toe. ha4 brqnght,toe .“ infernal “'he house, and he was sent to toe jpanir ntiary for a 'form commensurate; wjth his'crime. ■ ; • -- •- :•' > ' I The talented bnt profligate villain,! Hor- ace Hanstleldj ibund a final restingiplaaw )n an obscure comer oi the Potter's Fields and the life-long wrong he had inflicted on “fired Peters was aveiigeS: "- i: i| iWs^luwsf lMs. : T6 c«eh A cood judge of muttoii ouoiit to be in the line of bis profession:’You; ind !Ljre®Sw1s5/ W "’ would qo the same, if we were plaoed Iff his situation, just as we follow oaf tion and du nut like to he interlered witty while^ve doftV Do we, nowf’ The detective smiled at the laglo of this philanthropic rogue, but frowned ominous ly at ttye reapouip Ot the greater villain of too two i “Hang your philosophy, Pete. Just think what a series of enjoymeuts he hai snatched away irom us when he detoctet us; tor I think be had more to do' with it than those two pig-neaded Scotland Yard detective* I waa told that this man was the sharpest hound alter his game qf any in the country. I bqlievo it, for it. took a shrewd one to detect you and my sister, gotten up aa you were, by , exchanging sexes.” .-i" “ What will be your next attempt t” ask ed Fete, with a yawn; proving thereby that ho had lost all interest in toe affair- since the badly,conceived plot bad failed. That I shall docide upon alter I have questioned those women,” waa-ihe curt reply, for Mansfield bad noticed the other’s perceptible yawu, and it angered htna not a little. The detectivaJeft the room betore they did, and at ouce proceeded to the house on Plum 8tn^<wtM»ltanMftwMnBl officer of well known Courage. H* did not trust himiiUU alone with two such men. One go viudiclive, itye othur as sgjle as a jflhinese iq*;tS(flnf “Om* tat Murer* . .. C08I* «(» 95 “ Dubot okI Later Beer License 4,30115 ** M*lk*k less......' Wee “SSESriSas;-. sss .440 00 * 0^0 u woo. .. , .. Br cuh paid on atreet *cct 1 -iorprtett** “ os act. of p*npera dm* 1st oa Bridge* Boiuda,. *. paJdonM'BcdlaueontjRt-u.... p^id.on art. of Fire dep’t |7 «*A p*M ob ML ofpabllc property , dwqlt gai-jcoinuT T>otn-)(3 -er J*8> l.Br c*ib oo hud 31,020 9a 'nmtmjEf-T ACT. WITH OAIUIOAD B05.WI. 1?T9 Ju. 1 Teceekee heed f LIST 34 Clipped from the Papers of toe Old tad ■New World. ■” f W T‘ " / The best thing out—A big fire. *•* How to uiwi; linen-r,Upset the gravy. Bread-making comes under the head of oughmeetic recipes. yp t " *_• i you wanti racei be dammed if it i B, euh paid loteteet gT«eea 9ft« fcc Bond. By c«*h on hand • • % 4,10ft 01 997 45 109 7ft 3 00 *71 10 489 4« 1.S3S 63 14S 40 1,0.16 U* ST 4.4N J S3 $15,843 29—$l3,0Cft J i,i: $19,683 10—819,563 nmUT AOCT. WITH COIXKOK BOND*. Ju. 1. To cm t on hand $1,439 45 To c&ah received for taxes 3,590 30 By eMh paid to Knox Institute $ l<w ^3Sars^.r.ir.'.rr 2,380 t: 1,SW *5 , $4,033 if—31,9*3 IS, roe dot." • r . {licit '.....*4,311 4S *►'" ' \\ lew. 3,950 00 ..'.What is the differdBbe between a cer- tain Soman Emperor awtea drunken man.1 One’s Titus an Emperor,the other’s tight as a brick. -. • • ..A lady In a horse-car was asked why sho rang the bell at both ends. “ Because t want both ends to stop, sir,” she quickly, responded. ...We remember now, an’ old farmer, whose zeal at grace was hardly sufficient to repress his appetite, and he used to end his prayers in the following unpunctaated manner: “ Aud bless us all ior Christ’s sake Joe pass the potatoes I” ...Emerson says a man ought to carry a ‘ note down the thoughts of the moment Yes, and one short pencil, de voted exclusively to that use, would but some, men we kuow about 2,000 years, and then have toe original point on. ..There is an article going toe rounds under the title “ How to avoid bad butter.” We should say a good-way to do it would be nut to go near toe blamed old goat, and if he comes near you, .climb over toe fence and Blip up the back stairs. "; oi. •-C--* - .» Why, Siab, 1 am *astonisbed,*- get and as lull ot resources as. a <.C3uacee> HaviDg ananged^jjShBawSSeSepqshS w»g, women, Yaruov a( Guce bud bjs pIsaB. yj^ gurndest take in jou ever Aw or Ttye ulape waaa low: feverm .Ytre officer • - iti... was m oiiiaeu’s dress and was instrnotedl » . .S "1 m >s ?■ • .Kifsooifoj,' - -8 leaving the door ajar. He assumed uio ... editor-renitea • “ Bless same disguise he wore at the time *e man eabhaeb ufoourte A n qt-d tyei^uew toneVgm ^i^qjiadeffiendedhl&brpatb nixe him the mom,eat h.e apwaxfifi before no n steep hill, and naively confened to a « .... S rotoer pedestrian,that toe climb-it didn’t AffMft with him. • » •.in:..'] {' ' T- ' ' Total Debt *124.9.3 i* Of Ike etOM debt the foUowUf emoanta h.vc been paid «S2»yfeS*S5Ut^'.. ■ " 3SS«sm."".'..".'.V-.v.V- 4,.» 5 LO. Bdrrett for lot . 9,090 00 uat pnM....*. DXBT JAN.' let, 1889. BcBona^lMMOf 1889. fri Bridge....91, He Bood^ lane or 1873 to Ran road.... 81 bc'Boods,latMat X873, to CoQe^....2t, foO ’ $16,021 Ot' ■ Total t-crrcDcy Debt'...... ars-tsas*: Debt.. . 1,400 00—*3,3U 17 A nod was the response; “Was it given to yon f . Did yon find it V ' the doctor hesitated bnt a moment be- tore-fieteskad. the next question. The wo man had said tot. nun had led a loose life, ad it was natural to su^oee h^ migh £ triend Yarnoe, as he ha3 iic mem. • Signed—“An unknown/ t tive friend.” He at t mf Horace L tempt at disguising the hand, denly occurred to him that U only as Yarnuo, £ ’ man i or he would have 1 letter, knowing that the v recognized by Alfred Pet “This blow, then, was !ot< venge on toe detective, whe bis vile sister and her husband, i iSSSS bond*, 888*074 00. nnanica 15,878 00 Mutual for 187*....^......... 118,390 00 Reeliiaato. . .'* 75,788 00 “ '>,.M4«f.U. 9,446 00 Itaraftttre.... 7^70 f ttugfa-s AAotmt of ter eeeeeeed o •sas«5ffira. i s.:i *30,089 33 leadatoek'.; 4,343 93 08 Ho. r-- Totel:.;.'..... Emo*.u - -I •• ,i»nr alter be entered the house agree with him. (tye delectable palcef rogues entered and c called tor drinks. While partaking, Mans- . /.---If the young man who parts fieldgt>5erved:«ittvacinAilrrp|g air: h»AheoeMm^and,W(rti9|J('iPi#>n_ “ Sly good .woman,' Wsn^fWthU StfWt, !*£**»*>&'* »»ay»Uto hdtiff wher a singular explosion occarrqd mt dBe heHilM hyanytfiijig!ijnBI| fe0t44, tB<- long sinceY ? W-Mtortwasa sick eat. “ Why. y^y&J in teahouse, - p^niy ao m .-m sir^revh^TkeViWL^tedly. botkiwoessoYlife .. . 'Wfib';Uffek.> .tabfeapqpotal. ,ot . (he affair, " " ,,, hnw inliit ■y%f field! S!». J M * political principles change, ivered what ore overthrown and religions four sees bold anundlsturbed m2 189tejftfeniwcaHar T *tel iSMSMf K .»r 88ti... .jvj.. f * Wn,.: 1 > Ynnncr man..dlffmAnd rtlna ft xnctioQ Tftxcd 5pcr cU ace oa tn^i!yfPTfi^ ,,,,yTro “~ A " ,K T*r . (■rnitara, etc.. 350 00 <*U 40 9,839 55 ,t . $113,569 9» Ltf.bflUlM K p*r*Utement of debt - Siii.%44 o-i Am*tof ft—tt* ftbove UftbUitiM.... $9,305 »5 SUfement of the net income «ad expemc* of the different irMflteftfffodir for th* year 1878, cxcin»lvc!y- as 14 *su JSS ■ -“stsgwr'.'r.Xmv, : :awa™r ms SfS?.*!.*«,4ni! leo ceeb pel* eetetaeet meet eeS ret See r Hr rmk mi infeHtw wwiant By Cftfo p3 oa^ pSxpcr ftcct ud yrt

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Southern watchman. (Athens, Ga.) 1854-1882, January 27, 1880, Image 1