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TUESDAY. .MTOTUr lO'li 1*79
Several important coromunt'-aHons
hare been post.|M>ned until our next.
The following ooiniminicHtiot
from tho Buena Vista Argils, i
Halted by request:
taken
nnb-
There is room enough in tho
corner of every traveller’s writing
ch*sk to carry the tourists’ friend—
Pr. Bull’s Baltimore Pills. Price
25 ceots.
Per non a l.
We are pleased to notice the return
of Mr. I. A. Wallace, from Moore’s
University of Atlanta, Ga., having
been absent for the few weeks. Mr.
Wallace is now engaged in the dry
goods department of the store of J. W.
Tdpsey A Co.
Death of Little Pearl•
We regret to announce the death of
thir tender infant which took plaoo at
the residence of Mr. John F. Jinks, on
last Friday morning. Little Pearl
was a bright and beautiful little girl
about If/ months of age, daughter of
Mr. and John F. Jinks, and the
many friends will regret to learn of her
dea.h though its spirit hath winged its
Right to a happier world than this,and
we trust that peace and comfort may
abide with the afflicted parents.
We are sorr^to say that we are
compelled to present to our readers
this week only a half sheet, but we
trust that, no one will take any excep
tion to this as it is our intention to
enlarge the Hekald in our qext issue,
and present to our many readeis
much larger and we trust a more inter
esting paper than haa ever been pttb-
islu'd in Butler before. Having in
view the object of enlarging,we thought
best to publish a half sheet as much
expense would be saved in buying pa
per of the present size which would be
a .surplus on our bonds. With the en
largement of tho Hehalo our ex pens
ses will be greatly increased and we
trust the people of the couuty will give
us a warm support.
Thft full twin of,Butler Female
College and Mfriq Institute will
b“gin the 1st Monday in Septerh?
bur, lSIQyWith a complete Faculty,
W.O. MONK,
Prof, of Mathematics.
Latter le/aale HoUeg^uid Male
Institute.
This institution has been deprived,
of its President by resignation, Pro
fessor White having bein elected prin
cipal of the High School iu Atlanta
Our people were greatly surprised at
the action of Prof. White, having had
no intimation of it from any quarter
whatever. Indeed we are informed by
Pruf. White that he knew nothing of
it himself uptil after his election to the
place wc have named.
The Board of Stockholders have tak
en and are taking prompt steps to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resigna
tion of Prof. White. While this is
true however, the friends of the Col
lege can rest assuied that the Board
will not be so much in haste as to
ploy a second-rate man. The pros*«
pects of the institution were uevei
bright as at present and its friends aud
directors will be content with nothing
less than a first-class teacher. We shall
recur to this subject when time and
•pace pappiV. .
k\
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i/rd by subscribing for the Bouxrehk
Musical Joubhal. Only tl.tfO yearly
secures it. $1.00 worth of choice Vo,
cat and Instrumental Manic is publish,
ed in each monthly nnmber sr.d $1.00
worth of Premium Sheet Music is pro*
sented each subscriber; $L3 worth of
Music all told. 'Besides this there is
given over one hundred pages (Sheot
Music size) of valuable and instructive
musical reading matter, comprising
mnsical BlceUhes, discussions, editorials,
hints, correspondence and general mu
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world (theSouth not excepted.) Send
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1>EN A B A’ri’.S,Southern Music House
Savannah, Oa.
Vo mm n n t ml ion.
Taxwbu., Ga., )
Aug. dill, IH7H. j
Messrs, Editors:
I attended a union singing at
Bethel Church, in Mac .it oniitj
r-cemly. and leel very much grat-
Ked at ttiy trip. Iltheie ah id
Tasw-ell weut.io company wit'. u<,
and ] will say if tiaiiuw Chapman,
Abner Chapman, Joe Uaultuev,
Monroe Barker, and I. P. Blue
canuot make up a lively team lor
a singing trip, I know no olliets
who will. Our trip was rendered
more agreeable by the reception of
plenty tif choiap fruit, and finet
nl wateriuolnns, and until we ai-
rired at Shehee’s milt uothing oc
curred to disturb our pleasure.—
There wc found the bridge broken
down. We were behind time, four
miles from church, and were com-
to seek a crossing a ntile
aud a half lower down the stream.
A settlement road was suggested
as the oearost and best. We pro
ceeded a'ong tbe route, hupiug to
save time aud gain distance and
suddenly reaching a negro house,
where our trail ended. He assur
ed us he knew the way to Bethel
Ohurch.
“Tell us the way, won't you?”
“Yes, sab, tuaasah. You jest
go up by tbe corner of the fence,
up dar, and you’ll take dc road I
come last winter when 1 moved
here to die place.’’
“How will we know when we
get to that road?”
“You’ll tiVke er dim road, and
go dat till—”
Good-bye." Wa drove for
ward through the spattering rain,
which began just then to fall We
drove through a forest thick with
uurleibush about a bead high, and
ventuully found a fcoce with no
trace of a road. Upon consulta
tion, we decided if the road the
negro moved along had beett reach
ed, it went in every direction, and
we were left to our own choicu of
routes through the forest. Off wc
Bounded, and finally entered a
road which carried us to the church,
where we found u large crowd wait
ing for our arrival. The surround
ings soon cuused us to forget the
difficulties encountered after leav
ing the mill. A lesson was sung
by the writer, after which we ad
journed for dinner. To say the
preparations for refreshments were
good will not fully meet the case.
I have never seen-it excelled on
suoh occasions—neither in bounty
or excellence. After dinner los-
sons were sung by Mr. I. P. Blue',
Bartow Chapman and the writer,
at the close of which the audience
was dismissed for the dity.
We spent the night with Mr.
John Ogburn, whose hospitality
aud friendly greeting was the nat
ural outgushing of tho soul.
Sunday mernieg dawned, and-
by 9 o’clock a large crowd had con
gregated, and people continued to
arrive until the audience was very
large.—The music w»3 opined by
the writer, and, after intermission,
Mr Sbiry, Jr., led lessons ^cd de
livered an excellent lecturepn mu
sic. He was followed by jlr. I.
P. Blue, who nnnounoed at inter
mission of an hour, when tie im
mense crowd made ready for anoth
er of those splendid dinners which
that community is so accustomed
his hue
Hn*I th,*
and doing
O In, k i •
clip. We Here pleased
gen rally looking
ell. Cott,tit crops
i- y in tho section
av.-lcd until the
late tain.- it umeuceil. In plu es
Cotton has li-g-iu to totuw off
forms tepidly, aud rust appears to
have iicgiiujnii sandy la. d.
| Respectfully,
M 1). Chapman.
1,0 ij«{
2 w Ji j t®
©fell f it
goUiJj
to getting up. There was, also,
f fine melons and fruits
abundance ol
At tho expiration of the allotted
tithe Music was re-operted by Mr.
Uo th r Methodista.-
l)CAn Bibtiihkn:—Our meeting
is clu ed. That good has beeo
done we hive no doubt; for this
we thank Sot). But after all 1
think we til felt that our meeting
ought to have resulted in great
deal tttoro tl.au it did —some of us,
or all of as arc tonlnmci Guilt at,
laches somewhere—Clod is certain
ly ou the giviuglmnu—"gracious,
full of compassion, and plenteous
in mercy." And the promise is
to us and to our children, etc.
One thing more, whatever be the
opinion of men to the contrary,
“the law and the testimony'’ says,
“BeholdI Now ie the accepted
time—behold I Now is the day of
salvation.” Hence, we readily
conclude that so far ns God is in
dividually concerned He is always
ready - now la Ms time. But, dour
ly beloved, I am afraid that we
are nut like Him—always ready.
If now souls shall perish from our
midst may it not be /hat guilt will
attach to ns? True it does not
excuse them—the unconverted; for
“in thut day,” ‘ Every ntao shall
bear his own burden—give an ac
count ol himself to God, and re
ceive for the things done in the
body accnrdtnir to that, he hath
done, whether it be good or bail.'’
But tuny it not be that He shall
say to us “their blood will I re
quire at thy baud.’’ Thou ought-
est to have let Ihy light bo shine
before tuen that they seeing thy
good works would have glorified
God, lor are not “ye members of
my church—the salt of the earth?"
Oh, brethren! 1 fear wears guilty I
And I beseech you, think ou these
things. The-complaint of old
was, “,V1y pnopiy doth not con
sider I But will-yo not consider,
oh ye Methodists of Butler church
—you who have been seen to go
info the bar-rooms and drink, even
with the drunken! Ye who match
into the billiard t-aloou and play
with sinners, or ait on the street
and play drafts with the sinner,
when the brethren and sisters have
assembled ut the house of Got! *°
worship I Ye who h«.e unneces
sarily absented yourselves from the
protracted megting, services I Ye
who attended but looked on as if
you had no part,op-lot iu the mat
ter I Ye who failed to d£ what
you could I Old and young, male
and female, preaches and people,
one and all, oh I let us consider—
examine ourselves, see if any
guilt attagligsrkr us individually
oruoiicctively, and.ohl'ifour hearts
condemn us let ns remembea^ that
■God is greater than our hearte
and knoweth all things," and that
He domauds that each one of us shall
lot our lights so shpie, etc., that
one of us shall avoid the very appear
ance of evil, aud that each *one of
as shall do what we can—not what
we choose—to glorify fm on the
earth—in our spirits and iu our
bodieB which are Hyp -‘Who gave
Himself fur us thut He might re
deem us from all iniquity and
purify unto Himself a peculiar
USE THIS BRAND.
ARM WITH HAMMER BRND.
CHEMICALLY l’URE.
BEST IN THE WOULD
BETTER THAN AM SALARATll
j. n. auss.
AJin ORN JET2T A-T XoA/W.
BUTLER, WA.
H a y ing gone regularly Into the
practice of Law, • respectfully
solicits a portion of the legal busi
ness of Taylor and surrounding
counties jan.21-ly.
wufif coQnty Sheriff Tales
FOR HEri'KMMEK.
Will be sold belt ire the Court House dbor,
the town of Butier, in Bind conn'y, «,n the
tirst 7ne-iday in September next, wubm the
I'-Kul honra A wile to the highest aud bent
bidder for rush, the folluuing mimed proper-
ty
Fifty acres of lot of laud ‘2!19 being iu
♦he southwest carter of the 12th District of
Toylor couuty, Levied upon rh the proper
ty ot Enoch Garrett, deceased. in favor of
Gracia Davit 1. Guardian vs. It. M Gairett.
dlitu $$♦ the an The time anti place, will be
Hold one share in capital stock --f the Butler
Female Collide aud Mam Institute. Lev
upon at* the pvo,)£Uy oi G H. Jordan,
HiitiHfv a ti. ia. issui-il inn; Yavlor Su >ei
Gourt in favor of E. J. Dninnii &. Go!,
G. H. Jordan, ThisAtigmt 4ili 1879.
C. .4. J I’Ol’E,
ug.o-tds e»Lctif
One IcAspoonfnl of tills .S»idu
milk eqnnls Four foaHiiooiisfj'.l^ of
oI'tlie best finking I’owdor,
saving Twenty Times ils
cost. Bee package tor
valuable in for
mation.
If the tcaspooufnl is too largo-at
does not produce good refill Its at
first, use loss nttewiiril?.
feu.4tf.
wil
GEORGIA -0AVii>u County :
Wteieim Tlioimif. L. Wdu.rs, oi said cout
ty bus applied for Guardiam-hip of the pvr
t»ou and |troi»eriy of Mamie Sistrunk.orj hau
minor of TbomoH W. amt Mrs. hurnli W.
tiirttrmik. both lute of Raid countv deceased.
Now therefore »*t peisaus cuueerued art
hereby required to show ennau, if any they
before the ueit term of tho court
of Ordinary to bo held in aud lor Maid conn-
t>, on the tint Mmidiiv in Kep'aniber next,
why said Giiavdiaiislnp hIioii.u i
ed SHid appii -ai*l.
Given under in.v baud'.md Olticial Kigna-
ture. 'Ibis2Stii Jitl> 10“
J nly‘29 w4«v
GEOHGTa -i\v
Whervfirt -iHjii,
i Con
Miller, AilmlaiBlrator
the Estiite of Wm M Miller, lam of said
county deceased, has riled Iris pi tiliou hIiow-
ing that hw has Silly adU'iuh b-rt-d the t stale
of saitl deceiiseri ami pm,' fnc to be tiisuiisscd
loro t
These
lire all persons conct-rued, credi
tors and uext-of kin to show unine if uuy they
can on or b,riotuthe lirst Momlay in Novem
ber next why Haiti p. titiou nhoid'* •'' t b£
granted, and futid di® , *' s .' M<uU gmnted oh pray-
n under my hand and official Hign&ture
This 2bth J uly, 18'
july2'.)-in~3r
OPIUM
»a«1 norpbiao hakHeared,
WW'NffiWSX'SSfS
a lluiu R*IId(. to W R Hnulrc,
srUlugton. Qrocno C«.. lad-
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WITH
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the latOHt. tells both vxch oomplete(y HOW
TQJ9fj EVERYTHING iu thd but wuy.
-50W TO BE TOUR OWN LAWYER, and
contains a gold unue of varied infcrmation
indispensable »o all clatwcs for constatt refer-
AGENTS WANTED for ah _ r „.
time. To kuow why tliislHtok ol KftL vai-
ue and attraotnAn sells better than
apply for terms to H. B. SCAMM.LL A
CO., ST. LOUIS, MO.
All freight paid by t
Blxiry, Sr.‘, Fbllowod by Mr. Perry, 'people tceulous of good works.
end a closing lesson bv thfe writer. If coiltj let as make ha^e to re-
The singing was excellent, and all -JEl belore, all—lest wf find do
seemed to enjoy^ it, and it is hoped XL for - ‘ tanne th on<rh
a good impression was left in the
minds of the people.
Ftpm there 1 journeyed to Mr. 1
E. B■Waters, at Butler,. '^Next
day we rode to tie factory, which)
under his wise di.ection, is doiBjf.
a good business. We visited hid
river plantation, thick is jieldiu,
hitu a handsome p-ofit. We went
to tire Flint River f notary. Tl^use
to Mr, Silas Monks who sliowh.1
plyee for rapentanoe though we
Sjjw it withi tears.
A Butnasin 8oul.
^ parents oannot W$. loo careful
in 2ukiUru B n.. heljith ol their
Bahioa^ -Owiy a good ao'A.mJUUi.
medie'ue should be given to tlredr. jov^cut^aSS
A Source of much Bodily Evil,
If the habit of the body bcoines
irregulars mt.cli evil is inflietd on
the system. The stomach btomes
dyspeptic, billious syUiptoms dvelop
themselves, the circulation is cotatu-
iuated. It is of the utmost itpor-
tauce that the bowels should b tho
roughly aud speedily regufotedvhen
they grow derelict. Tho-eonctive
agent best rdapted to'this purpse is
llostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a wole-
some, non-griping vegetable laitivo
worth all the rasping cathartic, in
vented slued the time of Paraeuus.
Propio who 'imvo been iu the halt o
Uflbtg bl
'drugs and
gtipation,
ful and useless , )tw .
lute for thorn this pleamia aud >ii-j
tie aperient, naturally, butfl;
strongtliciiH, f * * ‘ - ■
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TRUE A GO., Augusta, Maine.
NEW PIANOS SI 2 5
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<, ° RH W J U M Many make more
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