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THE BUTLER HERAID. W. N, BENXS. | Editor and I*ubli*tiof, j$ubsukia»tio.n Thick $1.00. 1*rh annum. TUESDVI, JULY 83rd 1878, Count]/ Vorrtupon- Crtuvj I ; „ * f "A fr lllCKttHV GROVE, (ft,, ) 1 lul.v li>h 1878. $ Meeting of the Democratic Ex ecutive Committee, Butlbr, Ga., •Inly 20th 1878. A meeting of the Democratic party of Taylor couhty assem bled in the court houf*6 this day for the purpose of selecting dele gates to represent them iu the Convention, to be held in the city of Macon on the first Wednesday in September, for the purpose o! nominating a candidate to repre Bent the 3rd Congressional District in Congress. Upon motion of Judge W. D. Grace, Dr, B. F. Newsome was called to the chair, and James M. Bateman was requested to act as secretary. ' Mr. J, D. Russ moved that the delegates be elected by ballot, which motion was agreed to. Captain J. P. Carson introduc ed, the following resolutions which were adopted, viz. Resolved : That in Genl. Phil. Cook we have ever been well rep resented in the 3rd Congressional District in the Halls of Congress. That we cheerfully endorse him throughout his entire course. Resolved 2ud : That in the se lection of delegates to the Congres sional Nominating Convention,we repose the utmost confidence in their capacity and integrity, and that we send them entirely un trammelled and untnstruoted. Dr, John D, Mitchell and Dr. B, F, Newsome having received a majority of the votes cast, were , declared elected Delegates, ami Col. J. H. Hulsey and James M. Bateman, Alternates. Upon motion of Dr. D.A, Smith, the mertiug adjourned. J, M. Batkman, B. F. Newsome. Secretary. Chairman. RESOLUTIONS. The following are the resolutions passed by the Fiokling Lodge of Butler, in regerd to the death of Mr. James M, Jones: Whereas it has pleased nn All-wise Providence to tnke from our midst our much loved lriena and brother, Jauies M. Jones, who departed this life suddenly at 0 o’clock a. m. on the 1st day of July iiist., and, whereas our departed brother by bis upright, virtuous and unobtrusive life, bus well and truly illustrated the time- honored principles and teachings of our Order, and thereby greatly en deared himself not only to us, bis brethren, but to the entire communi ty in which he lived; and, whereas while our hearts are sad and sorr iug over his loss, and the blighting ot the bright promise of usefulness that the future held out to him, we trust that our loss has been his eten and that he has only been removed from tn earthly to n heavenly lodge above, where sorrow and parting can never come. Therefore Jttaa'olrcd : That while we mourn tint death ot our departed brother, we wHl endeavor to bow with resigna-w., ,, , . , ... .... PMessrs. Strouds have twflhnider tin* afflicting dispensation j ©f v ihfc'OiTiid Master >ti ov.e, | bie reputation Mn Editor : According t<> prom ise 1 again submit a few item** to the Herald,iu regard to our, coun ty and sister counties—their events sensations and expectations. We are over here very peacably dis posed towards all meo, except it be loafers. We deal with them according to law. Nettling oc curs here to disturb the oven tenor of our way. Difficulties and ru mors of difficulty disturb not the peace and quietude of our county. 1 often thiuk that we are greatly blessed by beiDg thus secluded from the more active scenes of life, and by this seclusion we are freed to a great extent from the seusa- tions, puNsicus and strifes of man. This is a part of the world that every man strictly tries to attend to his own business, and in the event, one well knows when he takes charge of his neighbor’s bus- unsolicited; he gets no com pensation for his undertakings. The farming interest at large so far ns 1 have traveled is better than the people anticipated up to the prescut time, though we are a little dry at the present, aud a re freshing shower of rain would prove beneficial to cotton aud c<>ru. Our farmers have been laboring very hard, and have at last learned that success iu farming menus effort, and therefore every man is exert- g'himself to the utmost of his ability. General Green is rather luxuriant on some farms among the post-oak lands,but will be sub dued iu time to do no material injury. The condition ot our so ciety luis been rapidly improving tor several years. 1 know of no man at leisure, they all seam to be up and doing. Last Friday business called me to Thomaston. While there l at tended the hanging ol Dick Daw-, son, col. There was a large crowd of spectators present to witness the execution. Mose Green, col., did not hang, lie was repreived by the Governor and sent to the pen itentiary for life-time. Crops uear Thouiaston arc not. as good generally as they are around Judge I'eople’s unit, 15 miles south of there, Mr. C, N Raines one of our gal lant fames of the soil, has a noble crop, both cotton and coru. The success of this man ought to be emulated, aud should be a beclnm- light to guide on the faint-hearted in the future of life to see the great amount of productions grown by his intelligent ami industrious arts. He is making rapidly u rep utation that will soon be credited beyond the b.minis of this State, Mr. McMiohcal and Carpenter, joiningplantations to Mr. it.,both have spiv ml id crops. Mr. J W. A: M. I). Stroud, have returned home itutu thrash ing wheat. They say they have tluashed 8,000 bushels of wheat. gained a no? ith their much IMPROVED TURNIP SI (>0O to 800 Swost Russi; n Lutphafa ~jR*' Tlie Boat )s*tlie Thi« Turnip grov from 4 to 7 pounds, remmkubly juicy, n perfectly.hurdy, bsw rioh color. It is a i line •y large, weighing s a hevry cropper, ud couuiituUwu aud die skin and ' nnd is gnid to yie'd doubt* the amount of any other va riety. Price, per onoknge. prepaid by mail, 25 couth or 5 pacuuges $1. Jddrew, L. h ORIENT, Cleveland, Tehuwaee. TQ - MAKE MONEY Pleasantly and fast, agents should oddress Finley, Harvey & Co., july*23-ly Atlanta. On Taylor Superior Court April Tern Emma U.usefiei.p ) Lima, fob Di vouch. It appearing to the cnnrt that the Libellant is a oiiiauu oi this count) «u*l it further peiiriog from th;>'*ntry of the Sheriff, dial e>id Defendant is not 10 he found in connty, mul it furthv'i npp' arm., that Dsfeudant does not reside in this Stnt*>. is therefore <fril.trml l»v the c<>uri that service ho perfected Dji the D‘feinl nt, -111010? J: d.dd bf die publication oi this order in liutl<*r Ukku d. oiu'o a iu< nth tor autbs immediately proceeding life term of the court W. 8. Wallace, PlumUlTs Attorney. Rheumalttm <}uitscitiy Dnruuge'8 i-theiimatio Uemedy,” great Incrunal Maine.ne. will post enre any case of llhemimtism on the f.e the ourih. Price 31 a bottle,.six bottlus, $ hold by all Wholesale nnd K< Don't fail to send tbv Mio.dar Qenticy. I ’r . J to, Vum j w* I) V"- > » Vf;.^. !w r | I li \ CAR HART & CURD. WHOi.ESALE DE.1L1CR8 IN jHA R D WA3 E, CUTLERY, &C. j n v jyj> 1 ronitisx jiare or ic ran r kusd. We iiaue uow iu hiobu u large aud well aocertuJ •lock of I | I’ocltnt and Table u lory—1 airi anir’i iStnr.diird Scale * I Me.obniite .lid t.utbor ,’i.uUl il<» .veil to giT. nu u cull >iuit .xtuinuft *mr .ttwk i JU0X FUST STOKK, CUBUKT STREKT, Jl.VCBS, (U. OM6t#l r <l : Tlitit deepest sVinpathy. to farfiHV of otn*. loA hrollifi’ In this their | hour of sadness hud trial. Uettolvetl: That u> u murk of our love and respect for the memory ol our departed brother \\c will wear the usual badge of mourning lor tin space ot' thirty days. KeaMved 'Further : That a cer tified copy of this preamble and these resolutions be trait Knitted to th« fam ily of our deceased bvotber by the Secretary ; also that they he entered on tHe minutes of onr Lodge afui that a blank page be left in our minutes to his memory. The Bbtier JjEitli.Diis also request to publish the foregoing. Respectfully submitted, William Neislfr,! *W. L. Griffith, J Com. J. D. Russ. ) A true extract from the miui.tes. D. A. HMiTH, Secretary. tender our|cry. They have an eight horse* g I power engine and a substantial separator and elevator attached, of which is the most complete nia chinury 1 ever saw. There is ui»n< other that cuu excell I his. Our fruit crop is sorry, with Home dissatisfaction to the peuoh crop. It is rotting as last, as il ripens. Watetermelons are just iu their .prime—some oi our farm ers are still planting. Success to you and the Herald. Foolkiller. STRONGER Bum any Y:uist Powder in tim V/orld, tK'm PURE. BRF.AT4. S'MiUCiliVa, CAKES, • f ■ i f.*Xii«7/5», F.to. SI.Ai-f v.\; u.iT UNEO JLS &K7 MlsIfiBlRlIl! ai j c*.i baa I-©am is msmsa mt, c..n: -..us ii i lujrui'.icnt oj* clt-jsion* ;c : V* . *.« Vj trrjm-io ft e./eots, .'0Jt ■•■■..*, .. .1.0 of tUv bvl qualities a-... : y.;u .ot u^.ai.ifXt.wdc;, T .*.v*.V;v:*.? • *!!'’! ,, li.d*tl»nvid. Fnrnitire, Carpets, I OIL CLOTHS, WN20W SMSES, U AT PRICES TO SUIT EVEAY BODY, jarTvcx Hat, . W. & E. P. TAYLOR. COON AVBNt'E, M.VCOX, GEO G1A. [dec25-3m' ivs.i**- b iv i«» v': : r .li rv.v.vy. huul t.ii-, Soa' F fiS COrJEMENDBD By < It •.mill*), Phyiie>b’.TS 8<*it*ntlilc “Ton, a>u\ cvi-.ry Kou oRpt-por who hua on r::; rv a fair i T. -B. AH TO PE AGT. DEALER IE ■HA&BLE AND GEANITE WORK biiNlittEKTS. HEAD-STOiJES BOX COMBS, j r.iSES, Titos HAIl.l\U, C OPIJfQSt UVILD1NG WORK Ac., Ac., | CORNER SECOND AND ROI 1 t'LAR STREETS, (qi Opposite J. W. B«rke k Co’«, Rear uf Ross 4 Cclemaos's, IM A CON, — GEORGIA ! I*. O. Box, 426. ORDER8 SOLCITED. Finest M hout iu the World. . Sample grains of the Diamond Wh w at, luuasuring nearly one-lmll inch iu length, and special terms to agents free to everybody, on receipt ol a stump lo pay postage* Address, W. S. TIPTON. Seedsman, Cleveland, Tennessee. H E90AL j’-oruio purports n|* which li is !:,tcudccl; nnd not only U thi« tho case, but ih**. «uvin^ xvb.itli is tlU-ctnt 1 its iu« In reulljr vvon iorfut. One tin of or-a Foam i'j worth Uirvo «»f any other baking compound. BY USING SEA FOAM, TOU CAN GET MORE BREAD BY FORTY ROUNDS Thnn rnn in any other way be miuto from & barrel of flour; and ilio t.i\ leg Iu ergs, uillic, AQd Other inCfr«:(iU<nls will liurtn? tlirfto mouths, more limn t me:a voajis u j hot*;ia and rcfitauran a*-.d very lanioly CIVE " Iu is certainly never regret it, uttd 8ea Foam < With etcru cun <y' Kea Foa.U i/prftrntf.<i a rhtet coni tlnioij full diri-nti nia for iif'.a.id tionitv-wren COOKING RECIPfiS wohr i.’n.-tv** fnr 'iV. ttrul if he Vui{wi ling to 8 ; < qj-l* it, smi-l for circular and pr'ce-list to 176 Duttue St, New York. ROBT. H. MAY & CO. UANCPACTDMiRS AND DEALER IN GAB3I.4GES, EJGGISS ASD WAGONS. CHILPREN'S CARRIAGES. AaddleB, Ittiriicss, irhtps, Tnmks, VAli.es, Sole, Upper A IisrncBS Leather, FREXC1T A SO AMERICAN CALF SKINS. Lae leather, shoe and uaness findings. JnOBT. H. MAY 1 . ’ (.^ E e° R J T 5l RI li ,f !.fA L ^r I \n G Y nom ' R ' T ' (HACOY, GMMU’. rW”- Av SAMUEL- PUSMbLEE.) IMM