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LOCAL SEWS. TUESDAY, k'ttftULU&Kl UutL L8«U. Chew Juckauu’s Best aw ret Navi Tobacco. dwJ-ttiy. Quettay : “Why wifi men smoke oouimm tobacco, when they can buy Mur but g Urns Stol uf horlh Carolina.' at t hi* same price Y Written tor the Hiixld. Useful HmU to Youutf Men* j. n. russ. ATTOB.JSfETY AST LAW, 1IUTLHU, GA. the ! «tudy, would familiarize him with the BY LILLIAN EVAN. Do I overdraw the picture ? Impos sible. Ah 1 hiu a Georgia girl, I lool a deep interest in our Southern boy#, 1 think there are many young men who iguoiantly deny themselves a fort une. The boy who spends at each evening lounging idly on the Htreot cornel's wastes, in the course of a year, three hnudred and sixty-five precious hours, which, if applied to H aving gone regularly into the!study, would familiarize mm with tne ftractire of Law, respectfully rudiments of almost any of the familiar solicits a portion of the legal bust-1 sciences. If, iu addition to wanting au , portion of ticks ot Taylor and surrounding counties. jan.21-ly. Few are aware ot the importance of checking a cough or common cold in the first stage. That which in the beginning would yield to a uiild remedy, it neglected, soon preys upon the Lungs. Dr. null’s Cough fctyrup nffontft instant re lief. Price, 25 cents. We caD the attention of our read- «'■« ‘l'« “■Wertn.emet.t i" H.h.U.er | ymmg c 'ilium ni this issue »t tho NfW ! (i)1 )liK ,binh-d.iy would iu- Yoik »Suu,oii<g ot the best and lead- \ V( , s ( ^jOU in unv stock paying ten par ing papers of the Unite I States. j t vui, and ammlly thereafter invest _ ... .. : tin* Mime amount and the accumulation Dr. Johu Walker lias recently .. . ... : of interest,lie would bo worth, at tluity purchased an elegant lioisc and ' H of |lg0< T ho fear of fail- und will puhuiis j.motico! knll „ mttUy from puB | litlg ilisy hour each evening, ho spends ten cents for a cigar, which is usually the case, tho amount thus worse than wasted, would pay for ten of the leading peri odicals of those times. Now the grat ifications a Horded by the lounge on the corner, or the cigar, is not only tempo rary, but hurtful. In the course of a year or two, if he would forego cigars, billiards, Pte., juliys,he could lay up a nice sum iu dollars. Figures some times produce almost incredible results. i up* between man and man seems well-nig.. goad. No neighbor is willing lo trtiai his neighbor; but for neigubor to cheat i noigli'-or or biother to slav brother, the order of tin* day. It is wrong. . I wrong, Seluanuun» is u crime not i high heaven, and the judgment of ti> Almighty will be visited upon it. “>•• hour of man liveth to himself.*’ Y u arc yon broiliar’s ki'e|a*r. ‘‘Love tby neigliboi thyself, for upon this mid one othei commandment hangs ail tlm law aim the prophets.” Be men, be self-sus taining ami independent gentle—men. Claim finnuess us your diamond badge, truth as your ermine robe, and hones ty as your ‘‘jeweled star.” Butlkk, Ga„ February 24th k“7'J. medicine throughout, the count J Suffering will exhibit, its proR- by the cried of the baby, uiii dread to be criticized by those whose first efforts wore a success. (Jive me a | boy with daring iu his eye, and deter- be leinove.l by tbe j.rimipt j miniiliou in hi. ho.i1, »nd I will show ii «.* ot that highly recommended!.' rmiedy, Dr. Bull's Baby Syruji i who cures but little for the ''thvy-Haycrn ut society/’ If he 1’ is tree from opium. Price 26 cit*. 1 fails ut first, he will again with ! good spiiit. It may be that a uiotli- (kiiissciie* I Ionov of Tar will relieve , , . . •, .migli- ui long .Iniiillnji, ,,,,,11'<f 8 ki« In wuim upon 111. chuck; mid i blessing to -ill who Miller with i his father’s eyes, of love and interest, -nltcclious of the iltruui and lung*, and j is confidently offered the public a* | the best reinedv iu the world. Iu oiiri j’lgoroti* clinic where coughs mid! sods prevail, this Invoiiie remedy j should have u plum* in every house- ‘ *.d. W hr bo like fixed stars, pout in; constant stream of cheering beams into his very heart. May be the voice of aoiue strong friend whispers; Forward, my brave, gallant, young souldicr, for- l.n ked by croup, or whooping cough, j ward. While 1 live, 1 want to see you I.i.il.ii.ir willI.in.r.l Midi ill.tniil ii-ll<»- llt L | lu . loat u f .hay: moving in tin e- Coussens* Honey ot I nr. Price .>01, , , . . ° J tiller, ha- For sale b.» Wa In a rural it issue uf the Macon Tel egraph ami Messenger wo notice the i*. lowing n*-at compliment paid this j. per, tor which wo return thanks : The ihitlei HKItM.il has nccullv im- provrd gient.y, both in mailer ituu iippuiirauue. TimseiitiinentH of this paragraph t>. m to differ greatly from that of a v«- m issue of the Atlanta Sunday Pho nograph, hat it is iiccouuiod for when to- consider !»v whom it is spoken. Liano f''>nt ranks; fighting more and more ! valient»y and succussfuliy, fur those , 1 leaven-born principles, ro CJtiduciwi 1 j to the good of men and tliu glory of ! I »od. Thus with the courage of a vie j toiions hero; he spans every livur, | bridges every chasm, scales every mountain, ami waves the hand of vie- I tory over every port of difficulty. A ! hoy who does his best in whatever he | undertakes,will soon gain strong friends I "'ho will assist him in finding the di- ! ruction ill which his efforts meet with the most marked success; and hiving discovered that, lot him lend all his energies to be first in that particular Itniuch of study or work. Bettor be a first-class carpenter than a fourth-lute lawyei; a good inechaiiiu than n poor Ulii. Emroit: Since your lust i«mie one of But ler's “fair ouch,” has seemed more than anxious to know whether or Hoi Jli. T. E. Hull ia u brnneite. ,loutor : ,/ ' vi#1 ‘ bo y a t wu l uUI him in a lovely b und-, buHiuilul '"° n ' ‘""f tl " ,t u \ m >\ 1,11 " of . . , . ! their boyhood is shaping their luture *i,.l uccoinpii.hed, uud ue.iies her, clw ,. nct( . r Th „ bl)J . w|m is more unx- I ions to understand perfectly what he j learns than to appear to make great progress, who cares more for acquiring knowledge than to shine as a student, will be a mull of moro ubility und in tegrity, than one who caves tor mere surfice show. A boy of integrity, is like a stout ship, sailing on the ocean; the waves may sway from side to side, but she remains whole aud firm. Boys make up your minds to be true. If you have deceived, say to yourself; “By God’s help I’ll stop short form b- au ideal lo bo l«er opjosite. It lie is not aioriguged we hope your Howard correspondent will inform us of theyouug man’s style. A Sympatukho Fkiknd. Death of Mr*. E. L. Burtllvlc, of Macon. . The friends of Mrs. K. L. Burdick were shocked, says the Telegraph and Messenger, Friday morning to learn of her death, which occured at one o'clock, after u short illness. The de ceased was well known in the city anil much loved by her friends. She was taken suddenly ill on Thursday night aud expired in about two hours. She had been in ill health for some time. The immediate cause of her death,how ever was 8uppossed to have been con gestion. The funeral services took place from her late residence on Plum street. She was about thirty-fi ve years of age. milk eipuiln F< ot the ing Twenty Time* its n»r. See package lor valuable inior- ic! illation, of* If the Irn-poonful i« too large and IK |; does not produce good result* at first, use less alienards* feii.4-' I. Meet in y of the Agricultural St*- civty. F.ditor Butler Hkkali> : Dr. Mitch- el unit myself represented, in accord ance with its appointment, the Taylor County Agricultural Society, in the State Agricultural Convention hi liawkinsville, from which we derived both pleasure and profit. So much that we are satisfied such meetings i productive of good to the farmers Georgia; and iviiat promotes their good j promotes the good of the whole Suite. 1 They are, if of nothing else, productive of sociality amongst the advanced farm-1 ersof the Statcjlmt th«y are also prod tie* j tivoof more than soci*l feelings, th *y are the limans uf diffusing general ugri cultural information. As we ure ul— ! almost wlioly au agricultural people, ,luciVv«r our prosperity depends on its success, i and every citizen tlieroforo whatever‘.V’ 1 ' 01,0,1 ,,,r * . . ! ilie place, or audress me at Tie) uolds be his calling or profession wliothei farmer, lawyer, doctor,merchant.print- { cr or preacher, should interest hiiuHtdf j iu it; and in the interest of good luor- i als every member of society should j promote agriculture, because a degree i of competency and good morals are too j - closely allied to be safely separated. The! F VTSI . vo11 "■aut lo M AKK . .j , , 1 ... .UIIiAl^MoNEY plnihuiitly ami liist.^ good bonk teajlies us that suuahu iio\-i ... .. . ° ... . Afidr«*s 1-i.ni.i.v, iUiivcr At.’o, Athuita, Gi ertv strongly subjects un to immoralitv. 1 USE THIS BRAND. I THE SUN F3R 1879! u i the tin *i ihoagii me lit aveiis i it! •U' Suk UtlH l> '«u, M.HUO Hill COU*tUUCt b- -IIU ,joii It-ut "l <*V i - Ijat'yu ul -v.irythl '.IV ILiO irutil ilUll IIS 0.VH <•'>!!VHJtlUtl • o; | d.»«y. i li it is the <» ly j<o icy wmi-li an uotv j ii *v spaper ne^tl hiva 1’hnt H the , o i< y j whicii hits won l»>r ibis ueWH|ntj)er n»o foali- ii. .ee uii't friMi'Ish p ot a wirt r ciWltnroe. ■ man w, se.tr uujuyiU by suy other Aiueriutai j'lUaiial j I'UK -un is the uuw-paper for ths pcuitlo. i li « not lor the rich uiau ugumsi the p. yr man. ur tho poor limn ni'amsi the rich man, i it u It seeks to do .'<411 ul justice to sit intvre;.tit iu 'he •.ciuiuuuity. I* is uot the orusu «f Mi-Vt Wll HHAMMI-lt IJItNU. IWJ !u"» <' tl KM I C'.\ IJ. V l' L’ [i I-*. ! for 1 he honest, man against the rogue* .. v»»ry t iu *. It is for the holiest .iciuocrat ag.uust th dishonest republican, aud lor the i.uu.ttt 'publican against the di->bouv*t d< luo-'rat. BEST IN THE WORLD. BETTER TII.W Ul .v\L\Il\TlS. .. . . . , j mia-ures are 111 agreement with the c« One It uspootiiul o. this . odi used will 1 tutiou and the principles upon whtcli It does not take its cue In 111 it* utioiauc ■ <>f any politician or political org.miz.ui m. li giv.s iis support unreservedly vh«-n men <n agreement with the coueii uni* Four iKiispooiisl'ul* of j rejiublic was founded lor the people. Wlau* 1* v*.....,1.... I ever the countiiutiou uud coustitutieuul prm- 1 1 • j uiplia .ire vlolaled-iw iu me uuirun. oiihivii- iheoiitrag.i j *puae\ of ls7tj. by which u umti not elect cl [ was placed iu the president's othoa, where he | t-ftill remains—it speaks out for the right, j That is Tub bus's nk-n ul tudep«ud> nee. In this respect there will in> no change iu its programmo tor lb7y. 1 hk bus has burly eitrucd the h. aitv h 1- red of niacaDi. frauds and hu.ul ugs «'.i *u stcri* aud size*. It hoped to deserve that hatred not lr.ss iu tho year i»TU than iu 1*7*. Ib77, or uuy year gone b.v. 1 h>: Sun will continue to *hiue on the wicked with uumu- gated beigbinc.vt. While ihe lessons (»f th** pa»t should be constantly kept b.fore the people, 1h -. 6Vk doe* not prop..re to make tUuh in 187b a mugnziiic ol ancient hist. r». Lt is pnut.nl lor the nmu and women <>1 to-d.o,wiioje con cern ia c-itelly with the utf.ma «■»! u-dny. it has both the dieposition .<nd ilu* uhiltty to afford its readers th« promptest indent’und un st accurate intelligence ->i whatever iu the world is wort!, attention. To this .nd Un* rtsourees be'ouging to w..ll e-tabashcJ pro- perity will be liberally emp: .vt, The present dt-j"iut -d 0 mutton of partita in this country, aud the nue. uauity of the future, lend *iu extracto>i. r.v Atyiutienuce •'» the events of the coming \t-o' l he discus- sioiiH of the prer*. the and acts of 'Jongres*, uud the luovun 't.t* ol it.a I. »..'ers m e' en hcdioii 01 the r. ..‘.l.lte will Vi-ivo t j dote! hearing ou the Pr-.sidtnu d eoafion of ) I8su—an event winch must tre.Misled with | most anxious interest b\ «v. t\ pntriotic j .-linericun, wlmtover his political idous or si- “ rt -v «™*'y “ Hb J eot * »» “> Un...or^ity, j ’=^=£^=~ W'ZlSZ thorefore it becomes us for the good of j ■ ayiOF Coumy Sheriff S SalOt j will control both hotues ot • .‘(.I'gis-Ss, tha 1 - Wih bn sold before the court h r 'U*e nour I eraming feebleness of the 1 ’ ' * biuh'r.mi tho liist Tuesday in i' hoars of sale • PLANTATION FOR SALE! I OFFKIl for sstlu 755 acres of rich river land lying six miles north of lir\ uolils, iu the couu'y of Taylov, bout fiOO ucre.s cleared and verj pro will Mill my entire plan- with Sioek, 'Pools, Corn, Fod- SOL. II. LOCKET. society generally, to promote tint in- ■ terest and success of the tillers of the i .Marcti u<*xt. l.« tw»en the legal I tlm following property to-w it: J The ‘vest hull ot lot* Nos 2lt5 and 201 itistvict of Tajlor countv. ground, aud wo tlius proiuolo .Lite in tet'ost of every other daks of society. J. Ii. liRsi'Kss, 'If prop, rty ot Hardy H. Hunter, to satisfy jle 1 fi fa lo lout admin* >i the spread ami strengthening nenwiHU'.* 01 a healthy ahhomncu of fraud u any foim. Tj present with aecuraev and liutirness the exact situation m < a.-li f tis iirying phases, and to exponud. according priueiplH j favor ot 1 Dover &. Glov j II. iluutor. Ptopt rty pointed t.ut by plain- Yesterday tnorning while the , iiff* Atioim-y. ThwFebruury th°:)rd lo7U \ Shocking: Accident. 'ell-known methods. ■d from the Schley Superior Court , I that should guide us through tit" fubyriiith, v. r, a gainst Ihmly j will be au important purl ot j'n pay train «d the. Oeutral Uailmad was stopping at. Geneva, a yuuug '.VI'.'' uitiii imiiied Biugl. ton, represent-' Administrator’s ial©. i'.'K M " u « - ,IU “’ co ‘ ,, l'“"y- iMW-Ue.! j t‘M, ORli . nfTu!l"t«'.uint> - year 1«74. to , Alter tin* train hnd gotten un i rind No. THU in Taylor coaniy.Lbe ,l,r iR-ailw.v lie «•«« inlonned that, under the company h rulcn, j smitii. b«iug the b.nt Ltd.ler, nun pUrisengci-N \v«ro not allowed to i "If m hum Failing to comply with t. ruih ! i>"«t-pnid. tr,m.| m. that .ruin «..d lie Z ! lt) M“ A et oil. d iv iu April n«\t, i*u No. 1 HU, in tin* loth | ago-paid. District, < out.tilling 2(12.] 11 ores mot" <>r ; '('oe nri adjoin.ng lands ut •!. i>. Ktigluud li. Seal). No iiuprovciin ut*--nil A'jods. ileloiigil.g lo the estiite " Sold for tllH Ii Sun s for 187th We have the mentis of tie-king Tne bus, us 11 political, u literary aud u gcticmi n.-ws- pu]’er. more entei't Jinug and m .re u>e>nJ tt.au ever b-uae.antV wc ine.ili : .u apply them freely. Our rates ofstibscription r. insin nuebutig- ud. For the Daily Si s, h four-page *h..'t ell tot of! of twenty-eight columns, thoprie" l»v m il. same was! post-paid, is cento n month or, $t> r,U n lay iu Dc-1 .V'vtr, <>r, iiiehnlu.g th*' si.ininy jtiu-.r 11 * ir. M. K eight-page sheet of lifly-.-tx clnnnw. ti * ' kc.l [ price is tta cents a tuotilh. cr $7,i0 a year, Mr. Singleton immediately sayed to comply with the unex pected order, und, jumping ufl', fell arid broke hia l* g below tlie i b ,,u J ll ““' t ’ decei.M-d Sold for thel , ft,1 . f* | the heirs ol sulu deceased, levin-. knee. 1 li« tali und coociihhiom l 1} LOrKl , Al , T were so severe that tbe fractured ! fdi.is tds. ' Administrat! bptiH jutted through the fleidi, pro-1....... « w,;,r diicing au extremely pniufnl and i DEBTORS AND CREDifOi.S- j Lkpokh, * GEOBGlA--Taylor iJounty: All persons indebted to the Estate of PeU-t K, Hi ley, lute of said county dee tptii'ed to coins lurward and pav their in del u r clubs of teU Kuudiug sf J 0 •' extra copy free. vddro -, I. W. I N(1Ij \NI>. Publisher of Ttir.Srs, N-w Y-rk tbtv.S' perbaptt, h dangerotiH wound The iinlortiinatfl young man was picked up and, we are inform ed,' kindly cared for.—Coiutnhua ! wIiwkh, and those having elnin.s against mid | vviUt ohoiceTt Times intd. • ‘kceasid are mjuired to til.- the same h - 1 • ItUHS-Um insr.. | dme to law. 'L’J'.S 20th Ftb. 187U. " u 1 .1. U. HIV INS. Adtu Homicide in Crawford County. • feb.2.’i-w(l*r I* E. Jrih y. ■!»•• Worth Twice lite Sunt. re just in receipt of Toe Chic mo hading Ftouilv Pnp*.r of t ** West, which 1* uotv entering ttp-ni u* *f>. enth volmne. Till', Li'.hok ; is :i larg* t«ift>- •ight coin tun weekly paper, primed upon * I Itold, plain type, whiol by either the old or young, and i-, tiff'd pat'i.'ular condense the following front the ! GEORGIA- -Vayloi Telegraph aud Mussengor, written bv j Hyv riuct the ( < old he unfortunate affair Huinbev retirned from Texas a short ! time ago, without a dollar with which | to support a feeble wife and three small j 7ili Distru" of onrt libiiMt door, in tin. town otHutlcr. and county on the first Tu sda.v in Mnrcli next, within the legal hour- ul sale the Inl- lowirg deKcrib»d property, t«if: The ■si half o| lot of wild land, No a-l in the this day, I must earn an honorable j children. He sought and obtained cm-j U>o name,and I will,” and at whatever cost I ploytuont of Mr. K. M Boberson to yourself, be true; let no temptation | Shortly after, for some spring a leak in your heart. ! known he was discharged from Mr. lt.sj I employment. They had some mistimlcr- ion —- J f 1*. *1 MuIIiuh, lu«c of mtiJ county de- ‘ I ceased, lor the benetit of the heiis und cretli* tots nf said deceased. 7i*rtns cash. Ih our short lives, we regret to say, I standing about a' settlement, Humber i find the generality of young men There will be found elsewhere au interesting articie written by “Lillian Evan," entitled “Useful Hints to Young Men," which we consider iu our minds the most in teresting article We have ever pub lished, and should be thoughtfully con side ted by out young people It is written by one ol Butler’s most intelligent y« ung lad es who has kindly concerned t»> ooutribuie| Ho Occasionally lo ibo uoluUt..s ul Lite produr Hkkaui. suc,vl wrong, morally, socially, financially rcligcously and matrimonially. They are restless, roving, and like Reuben, unstable as water. They,with their seniors, are planning, scheming, plotting aud dreaming of soft places with good pay and little work. If a little otlico becomes vacant, the candi dates swarm like nets birds, the small er the office und less the responsibility the greater tho number of applicants. We find,in cities and villages,crowds of men moping at ouud complaining fearfully of hard times,and almost des pair because the ‘‘niggers won’t work.’* Every limit wants u> be ‘‘middle man.” *b uierv one consuming und very This wo consider the poicrty. I'oui'nlcucc claiming from R. a small amount, %15 perhaps, as due him, which Jt. denied. J At the suggestion of Mrs. Roberson, ik ri.Kt!, GA. February .‘Ini 187IL W. II. JENKINS. Atfininifttrstnr. 1*. J. Mri.TJNK. fl.'i'eMM.v GEoUUJA— 1 Txyi4>u CovKyy : Mr*. Eliza Noel lias applied for oxot I selling , paid, for the exlrretnlv I> ! DOLLAR ANDFIFiY ( F.\'|S per In order to wore rapidly ii i r- iv Us r Invao list of road or*, tho pui>ii-. : M-r- ot - Vi per have j list made a eon in u r :l-- e iaetnre of several tbotac ltd rim Nii-i.i-.-l* Ellglislt Steal-F.airel uud-i ‘\loi.e i v Yliut Revolver* 22 euliliet whiiui propose to distribute nnu'i'g »li *ir • serihers tit cost, and, therefor**. • one of these elegant weapons u| deli-tis* Tut; leuoeu one )«»r t'i>r 7'mn.. I)ni.i 71m revolver will rent by rn -11. i.nsisgi | on receipt or tho price, Tln-y have -'r distitlmtud luUnOrevolvets, mni arenu hundreds daily. Now is youi liinc to !• tlrst-cloM* revolver and the best puj er in country tor less than half the actual w •I either. Three sample copus ol knowing her hushatid’sdisposition, and valuation of Homestead, and will pass upon perhaps thinking lhat Humber and , IviX'.”™! d!.v ?.rft-tanarn'isTO.’ *' perhaps thinking Roberson might have a the matter, Mrs. Humber wont to see Mr* Roberson, and asked him to pay the money to enable her to! l, Ji:‘ redeem some jewelry tutd family re’icsl which she had pledged fo before her husband had been eiiif*l« by I'lobersnn. In that interview Robei - son called her a liar, ami. thro-t It-r from the room, in h aving wliico she fell over some chairs and hurt herse'f. Bbutbun v«»t.utnud to her Inns' and hushutid. {Several days uftm Htiudvr went to Boberson and demanded an apology. It was refused, and the in sulting language repeated. The s< Cmd time he was iippr-ach'd Ivy Humber w t .ike iv'Hulls. An itbureHti»n ensm d ::«• liulaicidc wu.t »lu* tesull. Friday 28(1 day of February, 1S79. Giviu nudi r in v hand and Official Siena-! ture this 3rd February, 1879. J. I). RUSS, J fell. 4 wlw. n*vli »r» j Ex yurte > Uctore the Ordinary ot 1 provisions' A. M. ft.nr.a. > Taylor County. f A. M. Carter having pc'itn-n. 0 fer leave to I'leiuge the route ot tin* public r»*ad lenlili!/ ii tl-*. rtii-efioti of I’lAU-burg: m il legally appollt"'d Vt'VleWe * ll»»' ill- eemliiie. that ►i , nl Ci"f«*r ff< ‘M ti e th**i •halgHWdl ^sssESSt office: nv 17 7*w 4'." sy * CINCINNATI. O.r L C. N FBI N G £F<, Manage ft' . Ii A 11 MSN Alo Ageutk,