The Butler herald. (Butler, Ga.) 1875-1962, March 04, 1879, Image 1

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THE BUTLER HERALD. |. Fnbltih«<l B, W. N. BKNNS. A WEEKLY DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER,DEVOTED TO INDUSTRY AND CIVILIZATION. T.rai., OXE DOLLAR A TEAS. IS Adrinc. VOLUME 3, BUTLER, GEORGIA. TDESBAT, MARCH 4. Is7». * . . i •. WHOLE Ml II ; Legal Advertisement* Will boiuKerted at the following rate* Sheriff “idea, per square $3 CO Sheriff’ll mortgage “files .. .6 00 Application lor letters of administration 4 00 Application for letters of gaurdirnahip 4 00 Dismission fromsdniinistmtion ....5 00 Dismission from guardianship 600 For leave to sell land 4 0Q Application tqr homestead, 4 00 Notice to debtors find orcditors 4 hale of real estate by administrator*, eseou- t >rs and guardians, persqnoro —....3<H) Rule of perishable property, ten days....!»Of Estray notices. 30d»«v B mi, AU bills for advertising tn this paper are due on the first appearance of the udvertise- uamit will be presented when th« money is needed. Advertising Rates. One square one insertion $1 00; each snb- aeunent insertion 50 cents. On« column,one year $100.00 Ode column, six months 60 00 Uae column, three months R5 00 Half column, one your rial! column, six mouths.... Hall column, three month*.. Quarter column, one year, SELBOTIONh, .6000 30 00 .20 00 .30 00 Quarter eoluiuu.six months 20 00 Quarter column, throe mouth* 12 00 Communications ofa political character, ci art cleH written in a lvocaoy or deleiisc ot tne el'dms of aspirants for office, 15 cents per line. Announcement sf Candidates $5 00. THU FAPB III ON FILM Will IhMAImthtofOMtTMliOMite \ I HADE HIM WHAT HE WAS. Some time ago, a saloon keep i in Dover, Delaware, who patron* ized his own bar very liberally, stepped into a back room wher men 4|$v at work about a pomp in a Well. The covering bad been removed, And bo approached to look down but being very diunk, he filched in bead foremost. 11* hadlxtcome no much of a bloat by the use of strong d> ink. that it was impossible to extricate him in time to save bis lite. Th* re was great excitement in the town. Meu and w men who bad never b. en io-ide his saloon before were the first to ru-h to the rescue, and offer sympathy to tfle bereaved family. As he was be ing dragged from the . well, ; and stretched out 'lead on the saloon floor, a wholesale liquor-deu'er from Philadelphia stepped iu. Af ter the fiist shock at finding < tie of his good customers dead, h* turned to a prominent lady and said, pointing to the wretchel vic tim: ‘•I made that man wlmt he wum 1 lent him his first dollar, and set him tip with his first stock ot ln|* iscipline was entirely at his ease, zle, and Mrs. Bird will keep you nd evidently quite nneoncious of so Im-y supplying the demand you the stroke. “Take off your coat, sir!'' wa“ the next command, for the doctor was a lit'le roused Again whistled the rattan around the boy ’« shoulders, but with no more effect. “Take off your vest, «irl ,# shouted the doctor. Off went the vest, but there was another under it. “Off with th** other!'* And then, to the astonishment of the administrator of juft he, b? ex won’t have a chance to sleep. You just try it. Buy up the paupers: Br be ’• m 1’ ‘How’ll I know her if I pee her?' ‘Why, she’s a large woman with a bent nose, and she talks all the time. You’ll hear her talk ing as soon ns you're in a mile of her. She' 11 ask you to sub- >ciibe to the Keoegflnibian fund and to the Asthmatic Arylum be posed a dried codfish defending • lore you can get your breath. Prob THE BUTLER HERALD. W. N. BKNNS. Editor and Pullahur. feowcmraoN Pntc, SUM. 1’ku Aiisum TUEsmY MAltCII till 1879 lazier house, B, DUB. Proprietor. MACON, _ — — GA. -O— This HOUSE is now provided with «*ver> n**(KJ,«arv convenience lor theiiccoiumodiition end comifort of Hit patrons. Lhe mention ii dctiimblo and couvenitut to the lmanit*»s por tiou ot the city. The Tablo9 Jtiive the bt«t the market aflfils. Otnni- Ihih to aud trom depot free of charRe, big- tnao handled tree o» charge. The liar is «uppli«ifi wiih the best wine.- %ud liquors. the back of l|ie culprit like a shield while !>• low there was evcdently stretching river the other exposeii poi(?ons\'ffhe body, a stout leath ern uproilv&'V hat does this mean? 1 ' said the doctor. “Why,” said tb«' great rogue, in a particularly ami bumble and persuasive tone, “you told me, doctor, to prepar m\-elf tor punishment.'and 1 have done th** best 1 c»oll.” It w is out %>f the question to pu sue that ably she'd lead you four 01 five letieis from reformed cannibal* But don’t you mind ’em. My opinion is she wrote ’em herself ‘It don’t make any difference But you might mention that since she left home the baby has bad four fits, Johnny has fi len out of the pear tiee and cracked his skull. Mary and Jim both have some- thing 1 ke croup, and Tommy has been bitt* n by Jones’ dog. It won’t caught them myself,” was the reply, and a purchase beiug made, the geutle- man went away. “Hai ry, wl, ,t a fool you wore to allow tho gditVmiin that spot in the melon. Now you can take it home for your patifw, or throw it away, How Hindi wiser is he about those lolwtom 1 caught yeaterOay ? Sold them (br I the same price [ did the fresh ot ei. He would never have looked at tbs melon until ho had gone away,” “Hen, I would nut tell a lie, or act te t it ler, for twice what I have earn, ed this morning. Besides, I shall lie better off in the end; for I have gained a customer, and yon have lost one.” A man who, by lying and cheating, drives away one customer a duy, will in a little while- have very few left, and - they will soon find him out and leavo him.—Little Christian. act. of li*c piueuuy furtb r at that ex ite her She won’t cire a cent; j but 1 d :ikr h* r to have the latest news Tell her ifshucau manage to drop iu here lor a minute be tween now and the Fourth of July, I she m glit maybe wash the baby |aml give the ntoer childivti a time, and it i* doubtfu wh the it was ever resnm d nga n.— Wood's IIoust hod Magaz tie. A Wlte Who is Seldom at Home When tlie pe Idler rang Mr Mr uors, aud lie’s uow wutli $10.000j Bird s door bell, the other day, jehutire to remember how she look- or $15,000.’' I B rd himself opened die door Looking him full iu the face,! Bird had the baby upon bis she responded: i But sin- ueedti t come it it will iii- , I ter fere with the happiuess of the baifqrd HOUSE 1 COLUMBUS, CA. Lately Tim roughly Renovated 11ST NEW AND WEU-FUBNISHED ROOM ADDED io the Hotel and ready tor visitors. Table os good as any in the city Charges vsry moderate Persons visiting the city are solicited to give os a call. E. U. HAIFOKD, Fop’r. OeUS-if. NATIONAL HOTEL E. C. C^RBJBTT, Pro. Mbuu* Opposite Passenger Dei>o HCOli, CjKOKO A. 10- Board per Day $2. OO Single Meals 7& cents* “Y-ou made Unit .man what be was—ii drunkard, a bloat, a ste* eh .n the nostrils ot society, and yon sent him headlong into eternity and a drunkards's belli -Wlmt is $15,BOO weights I against h lost soul, a wasted life, a wife, a w dow, and children orphans?'* He turned deadly pale, and without a word, left th- bouse. And so we ask: “What is all the revet tie to llv millions whoso home ire despoiled, whose children are beggared, and whose loved ones are sent hea *- long to a drunkard’* h II? 1'nt yours* If in the pla e of that moth r whose son is pursued day mid night by thi- demon, till the lmir- jif bis be id b* c*mie serpents, and live coals bum into hi- flesh to the very bone, ami, fighting dev ils lie leaps not into eternity; aud then a6ks: ‘Are my bands c an? Am I doing all I cau to stay the tide that is bearing so m ny down and may yei bear me down? — Wood’s Household Ma ezine. and ther were t< nr othei children one-legg* d me* dieanl*, or make i his Ii els ». ibe. ustliiu'tic puti u H miserab'u. •I- tli lady of tiie house in?’[.Mini and mention it to her now asked the | eddler. [will you?’ •Certainly she isn't!’ replied Bird. She is out. She is pereu- ni illy and e ernally out !’ •When i.'iiu 1 h u her?’ ‘Why go down to rhe Woman '•utf ageCmb looms, hnd it sin* i* not there, go to the (Society for the Fie vent ion ot true ty to Animals, aud it she ha- lett there, visit the hail i t the Assoc atiou for Aliev- ating th Mi-eriesot’the Senegam- biut s, and if she has fltiiSlel up there, look fi r Ii r at the £uurch A*d So lety or at tli* Ninth Ward soup liiinse or tin- Home ot the Oue-I* gged, or at the Befuge tor luf im Dogs, or at the llo-p tul for the Asthmatic, or at ihe St F lycaip Orphan Asylum, or at some of these > lace*. It you get on her irail you'll see more paup- «rs an I siio. g-iuinded worn ti aud iinilerc othing fi»r ibe h at lieu than you ever saw iu ibe whole course of your i-te.’ *1 wanted to sell her a cold handled fiat ir**n, just out. Do Prepared For a Whipping* At Wilbraham Sem nary, wbe you liu-ksho wi-i i uy 'inn? Her. Dr.-F.ak wa» tie )>ie-i*l iijf! ‘Blie will if you cau pruve that (.fficer, th- re wan ((tie minUter* >.; ti e (ink (I o.tuni* al» in SetiepHin- aon.uowintheNewEaglHinlUi.il bia a i y ar mg iur oulti i aoillvd fereoe. (ami a v ry laithfxl and, flat irmia Site w„uld l i.y d,a- UHalttl |ia«'or he ha. b ei.), " mem- 10..U.I hr. H8t|.iu« lot tli-me nigger, bar ol a large luini.terial taimly. ii they wan ed them, 1 believe, who io hie academic day* was a.: *1 iu ended al... t» ode. her a full of mischief an the proverb al new kind f mmi ruble hair-pin, minrater’a boo ia suppueed to b. which- 6ENEVA HOTEL, GENEVA, GA. The undersigned announces to the public that ho prepared 1o accom modate them in the best of style at all times. I In* tiiMe will he supplied with the best the country affords. Dooms, peat, airy and comfortable. Board $2.00 per day. P. A. 8. MORRIS, *b4tf. Proprietor. He taxed the well-knuwn da tic patience of Dr. Fisk to tin* a • degree. Finally, the do tor said to hini, niter a capital act ol mi- conduet “You must prepare you seM for a severe wliipp ng When the appointed ti ue came the »!* c- tor was ou im 1 d, ve'V m cb in vu affecte l, apparent y than the r e- pr ssiblc miscbief-uiak r AU* r h so'emu disc-mrs* in tli.it ""*8t m it ng tone ot vo ce that ■»•* 0,, ‘ can forget thai ever bear » t, th dot tor drew h:s rattan and lai 1 i I wi 1 All right, ilien, I'll go in and put some fre-b slicking plasiei ou Johnny's skull.’ Aud with the bul y singing a vuc ter mis solo, ami the otliei children clinging to Ins h gs, Mr. Bird retreated ami shui the d *or t The peddler had deteuuiuod t* propos* to a giil that night. He changed his mind, and readied to remain u bachelor.—Detroit Fiea Press. All r glit. Y u ju-t go down 10 ilie Home lor tlie One-legged, Hid eisnnl I Imne ci ipplos 'urn lor inn. malde hai»' pins, ami she II *>rder 'em by tli ton.’ I la- si e any children ?' • vv’eil, l.tn the one that a; pears I i-h w 'em. just now,aiyb w,* | ‘Because l have a *:U"i-top for! a fee ling buttle, t> at is the niccstj ilii., L . y.'-u Htf-r hiiw 1 Now,’ sai l Mr B ; rd, ‘I’ll tell you what you do. You get those paupers to swear they can l eal The Youmr Mcrehui ts. Two country lads came at an early b* ur io a imnket town, aud, airaogug their little stands, sal down to wait for customers One was turuished w.th fruits and veg- etah.es ofitlie hoys’ own » ultivatiou ; aud the oilier supplied with lob s'is and fish. The mm ket hours passed along, and each little mer chant saw with pleasuie bis stores steady decreasing, ami an equiv- a cut in si v i shining in bis little m 'iiey-cup. The last melon lay ou llariy s stand, when a gentle- iiiii i came by, aud placing lri> hand upon it, said— ••Wlmt a fine large mel n! What d«* you ask for it, my b y? ' “The melon is the last 1 have, s r; and though it looks veiy fair, ti.erj is an * ns uudspot iu it,"said ilie hoy turn ng it over. “So ihere is,’ said the man; “I h uk I wili not t.-ike it. But,' lie hied, looking into the hoy’s fine open uiiti imncv, “is it very b isiunss-like • point out l lie defects of your fruit A Horrible Death. On last W* dn-sday afternoon * most horrible death occuied on the fi<rra of Mr. Wash Pruett, who lives iu the vicinity of Salem, Ala bama. A negro woman about twenty years old, had been plowing du ring i lie day and at sundown mounted her mule with the pur- po«H „f returning home. After unhitching the mule from the plow slm left the harness on it as whs cu ternary. Wh-n in about half a mile of the house the mule while walking quietly along be came startled and jumped.The sud den movement caused the woman to slip ofl and iu tailing she caught •me fo*.t in a truce chaiu and fell with her head down. At first the iuu e did uot mu but ou looking around became frightened and set oft at high speed. The poor wo man was unalhe to liberate herself, and for halt a miljshe was carried along utterly helpless, one foot o cisionally sinking the ground, and h r body violently thrown j against tiees and fence corners. When the mule reache I the houae it stopped. Toe womuo was found to be honibly bruised aud - mangl ed, aid totally u con (pi mis. Shw died iu fiv.- minims after being, released from the terrible position. —Columbus Times. Th»* MontczUi.ui Weekly an nounc'd a call for a citizi ns' meet ing iu that, town on the 2*>th ult.to consider the importance and prac tical)! *ty of bin ding a cotton aud wool facto y at that, place. One of those w so men who know everything d'Olares that in the Course ot iwo or th-ee generations American women will he taller than the men. They look down on men pretty well now. Be always frank and true;spurn eveiy sort ot affectation .and dis- gui-o. Have the couiuge to confess y**ur iginiranco aud awkwardness. Confide your fault* and lollies to but few. Tli- t to wise iudividualfl-the boy who knows his own duddy,and the mau who koows h s own umbrella. with cuoaiderabie foroa «l>"“ the j. he aou|. they g‘ at tlie a.(ii|. ho,', back. Nothing but diut toL- house with sL’ ouu " luu,,t l,ave •* 11 is hatter than bring ilisho aid the hoy modestly. “You ait? right, little fallow;, n Unit |'iiiioi|.l«, .ml vu ,1 ml favor with Deal and mull ah „i..ll it meaihcr \oui little stand ••Are tliof-e lohstars fresh ?” In linu* d, mining to B« n Wiilian.® “V ir, fiubh this uiori. The Miij'lcun Dollar, IVbill is ihe dill» mice between the j Mfxiann tlo!lf»r and Taldcr’s DtioKeye Pie ()int incut V One docs wfiat it ! pi'uiuise* and '.hr other doeu’nt; The l M< xir hi *1" air -a> s, •*! am one..hun- divd . . nt-i 9 hut when you coibi) to j iuvi?“i ii > o.i lia*l it iaomy eight •uve. Tab ciN Buckeye 1*1 Ic Omiiiien nay* ‘1 wi' cure you of File* ;** and fpon trial it is f und to do so iu every case, li niiiKes hui cue promise—to euro Prim- 50 ecu is a bot'le. For «‘ile bf ng; 1 Walker & (Jaun, Butler, Ga,