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THE DGlETH ORKjCHO
“ CABTT,
T. L.
Pirauswaa »*» Paormaroe „
Ewroa,
frMfef ,,^! r Umrmlmm' jf|g -
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surroumted and probaMy . . ..
Tut Indians
botcheredonebundred white acoee near
newt r*r **&r um Lord Lieutefl ad t of
Ireiaad.
to hare left ao estate worth iwt t.
milliona.
Hoensi, TT. toe WJU , m ~„rder*r ro of
the Emperor of Germany, be , b ®* 0 ^
sentenced to be beheaded.
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___ ____ annihilated .
Thb Bannocks bare an
Oregon militia company. Only aeren
mcaped. ^ Where- Where i» Howard* Ho a i.
REPtT-ur^paper* Berm p , think Eiira Pink
.
*lon nmr,nigateil itar. , A T** r ‘* 0
an
she was a “ R e publ i c an martyr----- l_..
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It is said that the Emperor of , Get- ,,
many will abdicate early in July in
faror of the Imperial Crown Prinoe.
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Expeeimest* are being made in .Yew
v„,v _;.h Mwer A
na . iselws . S(>ff d , of ... forty aide* so , hour . »
looked for.
A West Vibuisia law affixes a pen¬
alty of 000 year's imprisonment and
*600 Hue for facing cowcerucd in » raffle
or gift enterprise at a eburch (airor fes¬
tival. ~
Hexky “r*Lx" Wish,» young white man.
waa hanged on Friday sit
S.'C, for the murder of Mercer Brown,
his rival in a love afteir. The execu
tion vu privat**.
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low IOWA i t. is —. swsrnung rn ,! n . wilk with tramn, tramps, am!
tie Governor of that State has issued
proclamation instructing the sheriff* to
call ont the military “ if necessary ' to
give . mem . oauie. ,
The editor of the ur..ktnM*o W asbington p«i 1 ost,
aftera careful survey of the whole field,
estimates that the Democratic majority
in the next House can not fall
tforty, rh'irtv and an d msr may goaahlghas on »■ high as «ft» fi tly.
Miu.iONsof Chinese are famishing mishing
for lack of food. The most horrible .
reports -- r ------------------ reach us from across the —------- waters,
Parents have been forced to kill and de
vour voar tueir their children cniidren. It u is »• estimated estimaiea
that . . fire » millions .... . , have perwneq . . , already. , .
t Last year 27,000,000 pounds of tobacco
and nearly two billion* of eigai* were
smoked, snuffed and chewed in thiscoun
try an increase of about 8000000
pounds of tobacco and 80,000,000 cigar*,
as compared with the year previous.
Thr National Republican is anxious to
diminish the power of tbe South by
depopulating thia section of negroes.
Liberia being too alow a process, tbe
blacks are recommended to go West.
This shows a state of Radical desperation
beyond calculation.
No wonder the government is making
a lively attrenpt to prove ita title to the
Arkatttia.ilot s pring, -re. r ro r r> y
sion, can be made to produce an income
offcfiOftOOaiinualiv oieovu, uiiunuy.
Is is stated by » member of the Potter
sub-committee that the committee will
t ha . t ,, b -for r tW .. „ vi^mg ... . .
ptaw u t
men” Louisiana would have been count
cd for Til den and that it was only owing
in to John T tlK n k hetman,. toughton and others
that tbe wrong was perpetrated.
yp ihe case of the . Q State vs. John * » Jones T
(late Treasurer) will probably come np
in the Superior Court of Fulton county )
.w. .
account, which amounts to 1253,344.45.
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The Harrisburg (Pa.) JUM says:
llraiifa'" eleeHen for a third tem wou]3
be the practical establishment of a dicta
tomhip. Once again elected, if he can
not be re-elected «t the end of that term
the S“* same mean, H ayre^pte p 7 ced “> 7 there. ‘>
It appears that the law,era have not
yet sounded the lowest depths of filth
in the Vanderbuilt case: The wantei,
ofthe children who are contesting the
«=““•“ William H, Vanderbuilt aw- »*-«« terms
wason
ofcriminalintimacy With MissCrawford
before ■h ebeeame hi, s^n,o ther.
THEBerlin Congress he!d iU final sit
ting on Saturday and the treaty of peace,
containing sixty clausa* and mid to
signed by the different plenipotentiaries
and sealed whb ifa-.r re.ee-.i~ reel,
the members were all in full dresa, and
thu session elosed with a grand banquet.
The other day, a young roan, who sus
peeled bis wife fe of nnchastity, aiiot her
on the’sfteeSa of Chicago, and, after lin¬
gering a few days, the woman died.
We hold if a man hts the right to shoot
h» wits foe nnehastiky, a woman has Ole
right to shoot her husband for unchairi
ty. If the MmffBe n tight and” 1 m nnt
ana now
this land would mourn with self-made
widows I
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The hostile Indians have again been
twreiftoe'umatillal* ^ ^
Ane i>ez Ferces, not engaged in
summer’s outbreak, are also said to be
etossingftom Canada fojoin the lie8
and efforts are 5 iIia ^ J e do , induce . ,
1T an o his band to come into
.
success ofthe fieht with ***. A ’ et
ter from *
fa . <*»n says that , if he isde
, ,, the
an men there will have to
fi%, They number one hundred and
but have no arms.
CojtUESasMAS SCHI.EK HKa *ho haa
,.mst . arrived .
in Sten Antonio from Wash
ssasiSj Peace ***—v*. or war with Mex
ICO. Hesays General Ord who wit 1 ,e
tomSatordav y wiUtos 1>rin S J ^ rea , b orders . '
iovad.'ftriri a ' the to
occupy 5Ie*ican border
ritor -' Unti! diseased
guarantees immunity governm-ny
i- believed kri' from ““T invasion 1 It Tr
at '
,b *’ tot no other g o«ru«e^
robbed asthey ‘T oph,<J have been. b
A Strand* for life wtik a Baboon.
The parucuUn. appended are taken
from a South African paper: Jlr. John
1 ’riagie. a» hve* whh Hr. Christian
N>w , m tjM . :i, BULm went a few days
ol the aaLber, the Other beating are
treat. Priagfe then went ap to the die
abfed animal in order to pat it out of ita
ausery, win* two oltheothm made a
twenty barrel, yard# hie oil; hurry aihI niseiog fired hi* both, reandmog bat
to
scaring one of them away. But the
the shoulder hia with one pair of binds, and
ajiffr holding the to animal waist had with the other. Pringle's In
torn off
upper clothing, and waa gnawing at bis
throat, which was fortunately protected
hy several fold# of a thick handkerchief,
and the animal’a teeth being rery long,
prevented him from opening bU mouth
wide enough to get a good hold. ’ A
struggle ensued, but Pringle could not
get rid of b», assailant until he i Prin
f !® 1 tripped lay, he and fell on the his baboon side, by when, the
*, be caught
throat with hit right hand and «uc
eeeded »o getting him tntder.
He then seiarel a stone and battered
.j w animal’s head until life was extinct,
brtd held Fortunately aloof, afoof.orthe.eo.^ue for the him the remaining c«m,*l,t might three
or consequences n
have been vevy serious. Mr. Pringle,
who is a strong and active man, standing
several inches over six feet in his stock
inn, struggle tells us bard he with had several titnec but he
u , had job strong men,
•ever ver a tougher animats Hum to master de
thet baboon. Thewe are very
struetive, and do great damage to lands
and foataia, gardens. liaiuam. Sir. iiad. Moolmau, ffaa lot of of Baai
a
trrmetons, which he had intended ded to to
faring to fwwrfaet. that W hen he went
them he found tbe baboons had
before him and scupped out the pulp of
every ripe melon on the land,
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Bttkehrt and Married Men,
The bachelor is wanting in one virtue,
or at least one occasion of rinse. He
returns home in the evening and finds at
fire8 '« le neither ... a little wife to teach him
kindnesa, kin dness, nor nor a a fair fair little head, head, justfresh iustfresh
from heaven, to teach him candor.
, haa nobody about him to love or
He knows not the joy of devotednesa;
! be cannot even aefve bis apprenticeship
• to it He lives alone, always alone, hiui
self etirth his only (llate object. of bj9 He ghoe siircely ies_and fills on he
, ht s 0
t t liu ks he lives! Life knows him not
I let him gang bis gait.
Man, uuprevided with a family, is
| j only the finishiui the beginiug touch of be a man ; acquire to give him the
ami must
! staves auu the vne tenderness reuutsrueas which wmen are are
i only to be acquired from the hearts of a
l oother,* H .istar, aisieii. a a wile,a w.ie, a daughter, oauehter.
j „ man ------------------.™™., pledge with a family, himself says Bacon, has Ih»
given a The bachelor, against the to fort- is
i une - ,ri j? X ' on -Tl— coutrary,
not , attached . . . to tbe soil .... by a-ingle root,
Bacon, nevertholeaa, has made a mis
toke- He ought rather to have aaid: A
man w itb a family baa taken a hostage
against if despotism destiny. deprive What does the it citUen matter of to
faun
«citiaen’s {«*£ right, ^ ® and if, Ctesar-like, the
cannot drive the parent from bis home,
It is still possible, by one’s own fireside,
to testify there; to one’s far, self, least, and find hap- has
the pines* as at as one
right widow's to be weeds happy, what while liberty
wears in was once
a country, hot is now a prison only.
And every time the family man puts
an “ X” aside to save his family from
want, raise his he, native at the land same above time, servitude, helps to
Independence of positions of is a guaran
, toe U^poti for the independence have end.c character,
sa a»iet a m ant P^
fa'*' >' ou t° get a family. We_are
| that wisdom statesman s wonis, mouthpiece, there
IS in our depend on it.
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m. The Southern I rstng-Pan, . .
The sout herner ia fforae even than hi*
^ y nnkre n^nuor; One of th* tatter
charitabiyrerR.trked ! 5»o»e diet won after the almost war,
P^’P 6 w consists
wh ? , J y ( V fned ho ^ a 2 d JP$
an( j frier! . potatoes, »nd fried chicken,
and fried bread, an<l fried everything,
could not in justice be held strictly ac
countable fur the war of the rebellion—
aud be said true. The writer of this
holds in vivid remembrance the expe-
5
never will in ail proba
bilny this side ^ of tbe frying-pan whieli
At « hemutift.1 country ho U ,e where he
WtWAjA stayed.fqtone night, teal and southern where he was
%>“®f^‘ sa":.ri e n °» it |.“»| ~£t ?a*
fflS^^^^h'ty fiur«d if**.
stim4d.y Wfwhuih had been/ned into
3 , him .Uto table
enough, theifried leather was flankedlb,
another dish of frit4 greetit Hot
LTufV't&L‘
,
Ungafhered Sweet#.
Keening -before last Jmtle* 5
^\rin tbmiglit g con« joke ,”m Mr. 7 e of
-pt to Ah Suee by
telling him of the American .A" custom
0
Hkee khs her .
curious American custom. 8 he blushed
a barbarians little, looked askance at the
nresent and smiled in * mod.
glancing,from responded, though one to the- the bride other. No one
waa
fa. the Meete and sssbe lead him towards
the SS» door turned 5 s=i*?S about and remarked r :
“ Hi vah vo.. * 11 miiPh^wium fnr.w v>
which showed her to be „
*P* r * t ‘—1 'irginia (Sty ( Nev. ) Enterprise,
^ ^* 1 ^ South.
*5 fruilg ripening; and for the drying of summer
: ’ the business of this line" ap
be increasing. From thefourth
agrieultural n report tor Georgia, we learn
that from Bartow county there was
ped last year 225,000 pounds of dried
jacent M°nroe, counties, 300,000 pounds; from
pounds. 400,000 and from Upson 100,000
but Many respectable other counties give
returns.
C b “ a relil * bl f gentleman
aUtoa thathm net proceeds from the
shipment of peaches amounted to
i,,' l»JU. I here figures show what may
recr^itlettocretd" m
b f means of artificial heat, are recom
“ended, and about to be introduced
*ome extent.
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^ Organ War.—A 100 lb. Solid Shot.
J t “ T T in5 “ lt! * F°“r common sense
firs t eU^SU> u .Orguo for
A^uu
.
As Actants Drt HLJS
Same men are fearid'ioua in afieeuug
wives. < Khera are n<* at alt sice in
matters eatrastoaial. bet a beeaok-a*
pr -mrae case m Arkansas in general, ia
bachelor. He w*» not wholly
matrimony, bat be bad a Jew af wKtoaa,
Grass-widows especially were a terror to
him. He bad mored from East Tense*
m*uim**ui*l 4*ager ******* #r**»
eoterpruiug, perhaps charming, lenses
see widows.
should appear aa defendant in the cade
of Dublin versus Topp; wit for breach
of promise. But the Oireeit Coart ducket ■
of Crittenden county disclosed the fact
of the suit, and the affidavit of Mim.
Maliuds Dublin aet forth the particular,
The plaintiff was put upon the Staoti
to tell how wickedly she iiad been led
into tali* hopes by this middle-aged
bachelor.
“I lire at borne with my old
she aaid, *• and thia 'alter kept couitn
round trade mules. tbar making After beiiere traded be wanted time to
lie a or
twu till that was played out, be come
wasting cotton seed, j knowed be only
wanted an excuse to get Pi see me, aud I
toM Pop when he come again to bring
was just wliai he wanted. You
than than he he dbLaanootcsa dnl a a sts m s» asu east Baa—intro- Pop tatvis
daced ws, tel-m bis».‘ Xha is my darter,
offset; ilaUndjr’. let He him was poweiful fairly shy started at the
but git on
mutes orshontes, with and he was it dead sure
: to end sperkin/ And
llke.be cauidiv’t. wait eiofe o a niinit for
a w woman to say yes. I didu’t fool with
the •hsrmwyerdrd and nbmrSSTt waa
whole story, he waa right—
there waa more to be told.
- Will you state to ibe jury how it
happened ___ rl ___________________________, back that his he, word the defendant, after Topp, .„ Kr ,
went on he had asked
‘ ! you you to to marry marry him him ?” ?”
...
"Well, as I said before, he was the
most uneasy man until he got hia
swer. which was yes. The Fourth of
Jnly, 1 allowed, ivonld be soon enough
j couldn’t for the wedding-day, wait till then—it but he knowed he
’ ! ble. 1 told him was impossi
to call Pop in and talk
it over. I went over to the kitchen to git
up a square the meal, tallest mid cdRkin’ show the man 1
could do in Arkansaw,
when I let myself ‘ out for it in dead
earnest.”
“Aud Auu .wnax what happened nappetieo when wnen your your
fother and rt.» defesdiKt, Tonp, talked
| it over?" " Before I left 'em Y - told I’op the
man
was on the marry, ami I reckoned it was
all right. Pop allowed they’d best have
to ______ take. , I set out the ... v whisky
and and sugar, su and told them thar waa cook
in’ in’ todo; U. do; if if they they preferred preferred mint mint in in theire theirs
they they knowed knowed ji»t jist where where to to git git it. it. When When
I came back I saw things was
The lookin’soberin first thing the fune-sl, mail said, and he
a was:‘Curoel
single, SlTj^WSl' m^k^st
or is she ever been married
’afore V And Pop he jest told the truth,
lookin’ him plumb in the eye; ‘ rihe’a
been married onct, bat-only a little—
only he's a little.’ And l said: ‘ That’s
talkin’ the Gospel facts—only a lit
He.’ The man lit ont then mighty
dent; and me and Pop thinks if thar's
any the law in Arkansaw he orter pay.”
wife defendant urged been that he didn’t
want a tbat had married
to little. He thought he had been dw
ceived. l^ e ” ar Thejury neyidn’t saw countyArkansaw tt differently, A
xi 1( , Yew York Ann annoiinees'Xbe art
rivalin that city of Dr. Win. F
last the great rifle shot of the world, whose
fekt in Boston was the shattering
?6 out oflWt glass balls thrown into the
airjn Hecands. the Tn^Tiw »pace of Haven he broke
in 72i minutes. I,W
..
At Beacon Bark the Doctor surpriseil
himself. He shot scores of bait and
quarter dollars thrown in the air, ami
dimes finally and began picayunes. to kuock the spots out ol
An enthusiastic
reporter threw his poncilin the air, and
the Doctor cut it in two pieces with a
bullet. Persona standing thirty and for*
ttiegrotuni. On the 4th, 5th ami Cth of July th
He D t0 bremk^n gtoWU to^fii
: tho a ; r fa twenty Vie secamfr.uiing > MU
cheater rifle will break two gte ^
•«'»• «**»"" ,be J " r U MT*
h
b »“ afrajgbt a.
itdlMS
thro- n into the air from twenty to thirt.
fj.sd.i.g ' * !
shots, the gunt wee while th:
K , 3 ,a’‘K’S.rr.’ , s,;h*a‘
ground. Eip, He will also shoot from th:
and make «Miy' bttre remarkabl.:
A T attic of the Ants
AH day long on Wednesday, fierce until late
*fteraoon, a war, and
of the <*£&U«ts bothies perish
«*• About 6 o clock our attention was
»*tr«eted by a swarui ol^ what was at first
^ t:: d r^rd ^Te
»»n*tion with one another. They would
whewl and dart, now sdtgappg, now
retreating, until at last a down or two
» f * jf* 11 Uf ? l "® ^ ,?rounii .1^., T-ffi T*
.
kept op, until the ground Ws*
; strewn with the slain. There most hate
* <l uart ? f M }<*
1 tell of tbe ranguinary struggle. What
and and relentnow. relentnow, will will have to be told by
some some ourself, more but skilled the “ bugolo^ist battle and *' than
t*d it others. we aaw It aingu- point
out to waa a verv
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.
-Walton county fi&JtoL the 4 ?There
sides . in this county one of most re
markable blind men we ever heard of,
named Wright. When five years of age
« rs
sight of the other through sympathy
• ed, with he the learned wounded the wheelright’s one. Nothing trad**, daunt aud
to-day makes He as lays good oST a wagon his or buggy as
anybody. do-using ‘ sharp work scratch as ..th
er workmen a
I awl—and a»-workman. can make He married as good a joint as
soon alter
1 f^^ofcA^ta^nS
successful farmers in Ins nciehborhood.
He is to-day independent and stilimak
king money as a wagon maker. He
docs all his good ‘laying off' in his Kis shop and <-,f
enjoy* touch a simply patronage. wonXjfn l. After sense th
is e
wood work of the vehicle he makesr
'%**%*' 4 J&T&E5?
^T n TZ Cha lt,
ȣ*. l.bJJ Chure^s.^, 801,145.
a
Klisht os »v»!t Tree*.
“ Year artiete oo MWtt is pear ana
apple tree* kss auraeted mf attention.
I anaota trimhjir frwit-gioaer, hut * -
hare had wu btUe experience in the.
fclight »a» evrauc dissaae ta its
aper stows. eomettmea attacking eanldl* toe ■
treak of the tree, sometimes the
or other portions, some times the emtouf,
mf*, ‘ Wb*d » HHgfii? 5^ k&uw*.
if he means that do one knows t ha oay *
or how to prtromi it, be would be correct;
b ^trrtr“ theiooer
if not arreated extends to
bark. That it is a disease of the oafcr
hark ootr la apparent from the facttli.it
if thia affected part » removad before it
extendi to the wood another hark w form
ed. the tree seems to suffer no injury.
Sometimes also may be aeeu place* wh.ie
the disease fcaa attacked part* of the tree
which eeetn to hate dried up without;
permanent injury to the adjacent pa n4 -,
“I bar* experimented with
«wo~w-rr», but found none to controlled,
The disease can be effectually
or arreated, by the free uae of prim-ng
saw wtd a sharp knife; but tbw nquire.
constant care and Watchfulness, and tl-e
remedy should be anywhere. applied as soon aa l'ie
disease appears
b^ ^
since, and these three, though badly af
x u d krdfe krafr. bwTecantirmert have ccmm’.ien ta
hear fine crops, and yet to the height of the of
flve feet or more hark every been particle shaved with
original enter has
the kuife.
taking care not tr. cut tbiougb to the
»:£ Jd'^rten z'lzirz
only, in the first instance, because, ina
period of ten yean I hava never known
the eeeoadrtry bark formed to become af
hark footed, does and the removing affect of the the vitaliiy outer
________, not seem to
of bearing qi of the tree.
“Tliefo! "The following incident will show
that the experience of the mountaineers
of North Carolina with their apple trees
has taught them N. the C. same thing. When
in Horse Cove, s a few yeara ago,
[ I noticed a young youth of about sixteen
diligently and tkaviny off the looking oMsrbhrk p'c ofs
1 vigorous I asked him why healthy he did this, a S he tree,
arm re-
1 plied that the bark of the apple tree plight
‘ to be shaved off once in every $e*e» years,
1 To the further question, ‘ what is the
reason of this V he replied that he did
: not nov know, kuow, but out had oau frequently irequeouy beard orsiu old oiu
t people them say that healthy, this was necessary to
aeep ~' 7
• ” Blight usually period, appears and front during early the
first bearing
spring till cool weather. I never per
,—- mit ... m re --------—— titan three r or — four T days —— to
ciapee without examining each tret*, and
j i if if any any signs aigus of the disease appear I at
i i once once apply apply the knife,
“ Now, dear sir, I maynot know more
than other* about thia subject, but i if
j eyery fruit-grower wiil watch his tree#
i S^.y tbe knife aud saw
the knife, there and
; need be no complaint ruined of oqr by tipple blight. J
j pear have ochnrds idea that being of
i an some sort scraper or
! course sand paper would be an excellent
and to wait use frequently for the on young of blight trees,
before uot the remedy is appearance applied.’’-r-Cbrr«
nondenf i» Ike VkartciUm Xeictit tWier
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j Useful information.
An eMy accurate wsy to reckon inter
MtM filler days cent, is to multiply desired; by the
number of of interest sen
:afa ta
’Sassss opposite direction, ia twenty-four ss
pounds one ounce and two drachms less
Ilian at midnight when the attraction of
Hie sun and the earth are in the same
direction.
Of JoUiau meal, Of one pouo3 two powdered, onncee
is a quart. white sugar
one pound, one ounce is one quart. Of
iiquids, sixteen large table,-spoonfuls table-spoonfuls are
half a pint; gill; eight four large lanffe table-spoonfuls
• arc arehalfagillorone#ne-gta*s;twenty' one
, five drops are tumblerful equal to owe is half teaspoon* pint,
ful; a common a
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^JSSS-XUS^
i Slv y ?ast ®"L b» ? the n.r^ Rev E H. Wood ami
; )r noth arf atfaLt r
® #tohrkw.af«r ff’SjfSSut t£^wal
ov alf.iS r Sndicnlaf f«f *n 3
; vet the fffo
««»«*’ »« maJ « in “bout oi'te hoar. At
. pole Vr
^ w^^lu.M^d A’, C R Sf, frVm ^.are ^ ml
: W^d preoitore
Mr. who was about twelve
y&gsr.axzzszz r oet befa.w, s.fred hia leg and climbed ro
^
p
MEMC/AXm
| MB S t »S'^ the following notice of Dr. J. r r
columns ft>r T.
Byrum. I caa trutkAilly »ay hi*
SjJSe,,. M 21 *^
f had toeu trewd by severe! doe
t„re, but realised ao relief, and might s*y. J
^
that eonditioa Br. Byfom, 1 corameoeM whiehlAnow taking h*M*v«d laedicinr
life. Jtoie. I would not today twrtn the condition! my
Lr. Byrum st en w s mliw^ ed; ffemr
from experience. Some say, “ He may patch
i you <*>;” but if hepafohoi you up as he did
j rert m«htumin
J fawoor thne doses of morphine. di- !
J t he doctor foetor whenfae when he aave gav me phme: my m
j cine, what 1 should th> alauit . he
replied found'it I might now bid morphine farewell, taken
! *»<* 1 1 found it true; r . 1 have never a
| i J I write "*** the above for the benefit nf those
consumption jition or or for lung lung disease, disease
S™. “Jr g “ I have Dr, J, T.
’ 8 . L. .loanAST. if4
■ j CrawfordviHe, _____ Oa., _ April __________ 30. 1978,
i ^ds’nstss aud polishing, t_ BOMB fm the
thickness for engraving
needed large proportion only to stiffen of the and precious hold metal the engraved used, is
s in place, and supply the
•'P'wtjons roro,*J5^*reSto. neeessaiy “
^.T 5 '^^, 80 !n“ah”» B<Sb’ 1’A
TENTBTIFEENEDfaOI.I> WATCHCASEB
’ this waste of preeiou* metal is overcome,
. ftESKBK
SSStlsSt ,is,!tio I.Mi.i,a,:.i,:rri tme,>ue:Lcl>
(
side. .The tbre.-»re roHers, ami ttwr. the passed result totween is strip p., of
inked steel a
heavily platederanpoftitfon, from which
canes, heck«,cenire*, bereis, *c., areeutand
fw
A"Burial
fHELATEST SENSATION!
THE N£ W J?RY GOODS
-
3 I UKK J
■ " n ■ / » — -- .....
_____ regulatory _ T of _ low __ prices _ „„.
FORTJORTH-EAST GEORGIA.
__
o° m pr-.iti„n with out. WIICES i« a >r a t
ter Impossible!
WE BEG TO ANYOCYCE THAT THIS ESTABM 8 HMEST IS A BRAXCH i
OETHF. WELI^KXOWN HOUSE OE
P ... till — IfarFflPH . PH 1 . 11 . fill __ A _ __ V Rt _ ftfl _ _
M l llff I , *1 liP i vJUA 1 VWe» I
0 P AUSUSTA, . untiiun . AEt _ Slid _ ___ NEW «__i YORK. 1
% -—o ■ ■ ■ -
Ja q, 00< j ^ umsa. & BotkShtfOT S. CASH.! wSstlj
and Will be Sold OB the . Same _ TennS—Giving
St,... A/llCa. nn,e WllQ C.H TTn Us ahn ti.fi nnwnr iiOIlOI of QX Iratior'llllg.— Pah-nsiicinw
TTa bw Biminw * ® Ties, ” f loodo aa Tmar aa irt
J
AGfcGSta. Atlanta, Of p|eW _ fOrK.
IB g SA ^ M |WS- AH un H A V W £j£tf Vr
. - mm
TJOES^STORS W THE DRY GOODS MfiBKET
. FOR NORTH-EAST GEORGIA,
4^fM& STfi£ETr ATHENS, €A,
f(. tt.-.Tl) <n r B FEIfiS'DS IN' THE CWKTEY,- We will seo.lJ< AMPt.EH of Oo.sl,
ta ar
lit J-V ■ |T^ * f ^ V j ArAAi jWf fk T /V V r • '
. TauiTffAfAlft't'H DBI ' » Hnrt v>s, * AllAT Af’IrtT Si
,
-DKiLKHh IX
' Drais, Chemicals, Patent Mei«, Paiils, Oils
ATHENS, OA.
«>
INVITES SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
THE
mm\i sixes - nm m
PURE
Ready Mixed Paint
They prepare aa artiv-k that is
ENTIRELY READY FOR USE,
And which is n« »n experiment, bat for tbe
put six years n wi'lely known and thorough¬
ly tried suceess. It was awarded the first
Prism of she American Institute of. New York,
ISM sad 1S75, over uverai competitors, and
bu taken the FIRST PREMIUM wherever
exhibited, for a good and pnre Paint.
All (xtnsnnren.hr.oM remember that« good
Print is cheaper than s poor one, even though
the poor paint cuts little or nothing. The
good article presems the proj« rty froiade
ear and lasts a reasonable tjme, while the
other is a source of constant trouble and Inn.
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OULLETTbSW TEEDEB. - GULLETT’B 00SDEN8E8.
ENGINES
Slafioirtry, Portable and Mounded ; t?f»right or HoriwnhalEiufines First^]* 4 t; Boilkai beat
The POOR HAN’S C0TON LEVER PRESS
WROUGHT IRON SCREW*
I’srlland, Hons, Wsirt «,r Mtsain Powsr,
ECONOMIZER STEAM ENGINES
Separators, Threshers, Horse-Powers. Grist Milts, Saw Mills, Etc,
i’riceH, WeareiiKNEUAL AGENTS before for the above etsewhere. Machinery, all General FI HST-C'LASS. Agent* for Write the
for Terms ami Circular* purchasing Also,
BUFFALO SCALES COMPANY e
SCALES for finish and 1 for
Warranted equal to any in the United .State* accuracy, te
(-ireuiar*.
O.M. STONE & CO.
jrttoly COTTON FACTORS, AltJINTItil. .
O RDER VOI R
CANE MILLS,
Syrup Kettles, Shafting and Pulleys,
Gin Gearing and Bolts,
CSNNHG ENGINES, nil SCREWS AND BELTING,
--q-r—r-—- from
(iKO. R. LOMBARD & CO.,
FOREST CRT FOCHSRT AND MACHINE WORKS,
170 FENWICK ST. (near the Water Timer) AVGUSTA, QEOKGiA.
»*Jifct'XCTt,RKH9 ANfl faRAl.KKS If
Portable and Btatioxary Steam Bufiaei aai Water Wheels, Saw, Drift tad Flour Hills,
Furniahiagf sad HaeWasry. Curing. In Iron tad Brass of sli kinds. JKU Gearing ete
Special attention given to REPAIRING Machinery.
Send for Catalogue nf Mill Gearing. Seennd-band Maabinery Bought and Sold.
We me wrougfal-iron jiiiirniils in our Cane Mill*.
T\/r wJm WJ t Mm A wMmmJbm T=?. V- T=*T 1 »#«■>—J ffTP. aJLmmmM Y mm
mm — «
GREAT RK1H IN PRICES
MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES
And tkv work «ull uvsiataiiwd to lb« highest slate of perfrrtion. Call and get my price,
iad beiuaffteonl that yvu are dealing hand with » Lir amlsqaxre ib»h. Defogas and pricesfo.
my Yard.'Specimens of work on for sale.
A. _ R. ____________ ROBERTOON,
tal Bailder
~ xTiiKm.DA.
GEO. ^ I,_______________ G. REYNOLDS . usir.r Rre & n SON, rare gi
-DEALERS IS
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Grates, Mantles,
MISTS, OIIS, Plffi, HOMES, OOESOES,
LOCKS, HINGES, SCREWS, ETC.
Window nnd l*i- tureXilnsH ,t Specialty.
WARF.UOOMF, 43 JACKSON St., AUGUSTA, GA.
*Sr IVrite for Prices. apr26'fim
Augusta Qook and S tat i ° ner 7 Jobbing House
D. QUINN.
KEEPS ON HAND A FULL LINE OF
SCHOOL 4 COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS, UrtAlTC OFFICE & FANCY STATIONERY
, I rar 1)1 jA t vTf IS iV LJUUJVO OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
■uilriYis ' 0^ nuUkltt.' lMaaMiHtkkHbr
| »■ , W Bnaui sr„ AUfal'fiTA, faA.
Jtl 3 (P(lW 8 T 8 t
i W holPHRie «SC ICetail
-D.LALBB 8 IN-
^GEnEnSL ppurDll U HABDWSRt-, ADITIilRDC
^ HEAUQUARTERS FOR
t. Fleming ***** & son, ^
^
lUMBSSS^
OILS AND PAINT
CHEAP !
Florida Water, an Elegant Perfume,
dll cents a bottle.
FresSTarais m,
Vinter Cabbage Seed
Pare Mixed Paints,
Entirely Ready for use—llaif-pts 25e; pt* 45e
Insert Fuwderw, toe os.
"HUNYADI JANUS WATER,” 60c bottle.
The beet Natural Aperient.
TOILET SOAP, from 2oc to 75e doien.
ANILINE DYES, all eolorc—sny one can
nse them—25o box. One bo* makes a
quart good ink ; any color desired,
HOYT’S COLOGNE.
COD LIVER OIL by the gallon or pint.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS at N. V. price
MARRIED DR.BUn$
i_ LIFE
SuAJhitffgS
grfffctiBgttthhtott— to
The PHYSIOLOGY OF MAPPIAOff
The PRIVATE MEOtCAL ADVISER
.-JSSstiSSSSSBi ICs = ~.55 5rtS SS5SS
b, *r- l
lewafttiagBr^^ LIFE
COOK STOVES’ SOLD
A. K. CHILDS & CO., - Ga»
— WHERE TO OST -
renders of ihe.Et’UO at Ibe following rates:
au «»rdei, ^ «uk.
fti and Beans—S 5 c pt.; postage He.
Onjimiieeis—23c per quart; postage 15e.
Bulk Seedaoaobe sent cheaper by express.
TO MERCHANTS
We can otfer LOW FIGURES,
ifend list of SEEf> «untcd ( ami be sttre to
sen'l We Money keep everything fcr Seed and In FMtt|e. the
PAINT AND DRUG LINE
which we SELL VERY IOW Sir Cash.
0. W. LONG & CO.,
ATHENS, GA.
$ 2,500 | inrai $ 2,500
A Year, j Agents IA Year.
WANTED
ll
ENGLISH, GERMAN. PROTESTANT and
CATHOLIC.
Comprising elegantly nearly 100 Illustrateti different Explanatory styles, with
..amorous
Features. The most Complete, Perfect ana
Beautiful line of BIBLEH ever offered to tbe
Americas public.
-ALSO ON OUR
GRAND COMBINATION PROSPECTUS,
Of 150 Distinct Publications.
Historical, Representing Heiigiotta Agricultural, and Miiwellaocoua Biographical, works
and Family, Pulpit and Pocket Uibles and
Testament*, wanted in every family.
A Novel Fmtitrr in ( onvating. 8 »le» made
from thia 1 'rtwfwctus, whet, single books fail.
Aim, GENERAL and LOCAL AGENTS
WANTED on our
GREAT WAR BOOK.
The most Comprehensive, Reliable and Ae
enmte Histonr oi the late conflict between the
RU.S 8 IAX and the Maps TURK, andJPko*?. with iuyKX) ele
rant E ngra vings, me most
showy, lished. drinrahie For Circulars and and useful liberal b«ik terms, now pub¬ ad*
lire#**, E. POTTERS' Ca,JWi»her»,
JOHN LpHlJt
te-jiMy
DR. RICE,
37 tel Pisco, LOWSVHiEj KV,
fktewff. mm, >*4 rfWtt nttty ww */ch* wapwiiit •*«"■*"£**
(to** ofiasM, tttttffttfBcxwii
anas ffamtMi** QON;»
. 9 ! tv....
*** frm esSBS i **** •mitmun
m wi *■ u no
ta&yT.»Vr?S
THE GREAT
Savings institution I
AUGUSTA MUSIC HOUSE.
Pianos and Organs
#80 to #IOO f#ave«l
G.O. Robinson. ■ IhiTcbaamg | from Ludden & Bate*.
G. 0. Robinson & Co.
Kuuicrous testimonials from purchaser* in
this and adjoining States confirm the above,
ank establish the fact that price* at The Au
m*t% Hn*io House Philadelphia arc in a orTSahnuore. or than in New
York, Btwtftn,
265 Broad-SI.. Augusta, (1%.
THE SlCCESSF/L _
CANCER DOCTOR!
J.T. YJT^S BYRUM
11 <>t>ene«l an office at
LEXINGTON l OURT HOUSE E. GA
and wishi-* to Jet it be known to those whctM
with KcmurrhoiUti, faneerN, Tumor.*, Uraiel, l»r«p*j, I leer*,
Kruralria, KlM iimatism, Sores,
nil Nkln Ikiweasirsi, Fits*, Lhrr
4oitt|>Iniiitn. Throat and l.na«
EIGHTH days of each and every month, i
Yon will never fail to find me at home on the
above day*. Many of my patients have been j
treated by several skilful pHyrieian* Iwfore ,
putting thvraselve* under toy care, if this i« 1
your condition, and you lwive faik’d u, he
cured. linvite you to cmtsult me. betbre y<vu j
1 ray, “ Ah I there is NO'C( ! RE forme! I've i
tried so many Doctor*, and they have dmienie
no godfl.” If this is your cafe, remember you
are sinking daily, will and sink after be many uhsiiecevs- heard
ful groans von to wen nor
have ekSpsksh amtlhis lifo. With
TS and.ITw-VNTS. many yean 1 expe-, have
rie neo with w ith Rt h> ,
elf red ina inas.y t c hrouu? prouie Diseases l»i-ciws that that bad bad been Wn
pron pron tuii trif h-‘>|»e!ew ease*. CVviue and sec
no follow nay instrnetitm*, and wHbGod**
willccrkyoui ;
J.T. BYBUM, !
TO THE aitucted.
-» 2 lJ 2
PRESCRIPTION k FEF£ I
S 5 «S.|r BBM«H *
* 1
rj P!
m
ga
;..h.
GREAT REDUCTION
-tsr THE
mm siwm mmhines!
After this, the FamilySewlog Machines will be sold for CASH as follows:
Fte Mm S3§i toed thcMK,-$lfti-Bnp-LnF TaWe Marini*, ^
All Mtchiucs fnll ftiarant<*€d and delivered FRfvE OF EXPENSE.
Machine* wM on UAXK'\ 8 H PLAN if desired, *Hk ftdvftatvttent ftf 15 on above price.
XmHes, Tuckers, Confers and Other Attarhmeits,
AT CHICAGO PRICKS, TOR ALL MACHINES.
PURE SPERM OIL A SPECIALTY
J». B.—Parties an- csslioned against using such Machine (Si as is put up ami sold by druggist
AGENT FOR BAZAR PATTERNS.
Send for lllastrated Catalogue and Price l,nu,-*«.
J. B. TOOMER, AGENT,
Office below Sikger old HtanJ, below Talmadge, Hodgsondt Co’* More, 7
ATHENS, UEORfalk.
J. H. Hl’NTEB, Local Ageal. Aatlaeh, fas.
sFRusrcs- goods
WE RECEIVE BY YEARLY EVERY TRAIN FRESH
DRV.VOODfi—
liRESS GOODS, PRINTS,
FACTORY GOODS, YARNS,
WHITE GOODS, JEANS, Ac., 4e.
MOTIONB
EMBBOIDERIES, RIBBONS,
SCARFS, TIES, LACES,
TOILET ARTICLES, Ac., Ac.
CJKNTI.EVIK.VN’ WE.4H
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
PAPER COLLARS, SHIRTS,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, Ac.
Which we will sell for tbe CASH aa low aa the same class of floods Can be bou
in the county. A call respectfully solicited.
HAIRE &> LATIMER
MAMMOTH STOKE, LSXIXQTOS, GA.
NEW SUMMER GOOD!
Are Now Reinjtrfyjertid at the Mammoth Dry GwhI* Emporium of
-^
ON COLLEGE AVENUE. ATHENS, GA.
With without the advent of of contradiction, SPRING.'187fl, I am again them before that the I eittzemi have of Northeast Georgia,a the
can, tear anmmnoe to now in etore oue of <
gvt>{. moat, stylish ami select Y Till stocks of Spring aud Summer Don-is ever''.opened in Athens.
tttoek eomprtsef ITV'EK SU in mv tine, from a paper of pins to the finest article'of dr
goods-—any or all of which can be had at prices a« low as any establishment in the Sun
These goods were purchased ebb, for (’ASH, hy myself the in person, before direct goods from first hands, wl;
the market was at its lowest aud early in season, the had been pick
over. It would require f*o lunch time and space to enumerate every atthiie in which 1 c
offer special iHirgains, Jmt Among them I wiB mention
100 I>o*en Men’s felt Ilatn, mt One Oollar each.
A have also a great many
Cheap Goods from Assignee? Auction Sale
Which I will sell ray cu-toru-rs at ilui a fnoti m on tlieir
A Full Stock of I >i\-\ (xoocIm iiml .Millint'r
L-ower than ever Iwfhre known. Hefmtftol and Stylish Ijadies’ H«U frrnn fe $fi“ ‘
.SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN SHOES OF ALL KIM)
OfsidcM, a superb stock of Kpuwly-Mitde ClnthliiK. Piece Gnhdcof nil krr N<»tiq:
Fringe* and other Trimmings, Knibroiderie*, White Triwniiog* and Frilling* enrfit, Ti<
Hosiery, Heady* MtfdeBhlrtii at about cn*t of material, .(**«*» were*Jean-, *-■ w’nfnH
die*’ Underwear. Print#* of every color, and « thousand other things LOIVKK tha ever befo
(marti of in Northeast or Middle Georgia.
TO MY MANY CUSTOM^
In Oglethorpe ami other •*unities allow me to return inyjwtrtetet thant for their p#*t gen
o«s j*atronagc. and reapectfullv ask a continuance of the same. When announce that J c
this Spring offer them “ UNPRECEPENTUH HARGAINS" iii even 1 ne, 1 mean ex* •!
what COLLEGK I advertise. EVKNUE. So when No you trouble visit to Athens, ahow good*. don’t neglect, to call ai .H* i y KKM Mowngpth WTEB*. Sum*
I>B. MURKAH HAS PAID
hi* 3,000 education and apppan
dollar* for dental
em f «o*l elaim* to be eeeond-to bo »hu», both
a* t*«sv re gard* all the work time for and Am* price*. He three haa beiu
working fbr ladies past and year*,
children,
MEN
He fit still alive and will do your work, not
that you may b£
DROWNED
vriUi trouble brought ou by bad dentistry, but
that you may beftiappy, and
AT
soeh low prices'a* that all eaa afford t o have
4hiwr work do n* i « t - - • —
SEA
•on. Give him a call by letter or otherwise
and he will work for you at yo >r himfg. Best
of other Tooth dental Brushes, cosmetics Tooth at Philadeiphia Stwp, Cologne* price*, and
always on band. Work done on tiuie for n*
spoi? ijHible parties: The poor 'liberally dealt
with E. G. MUESAH. » ». '• .
jyl 2 -tf Ixexington, Ga .
SAVE YOUR MULES
---------USE KHODE3 A ItOLfrES'S
-l*erfeet Oin CS-earing'
Which take. Ie», than half the suwk.
Righto can be procurwHijf a^lymg^to ^
JAMBS D. MATHEWS
Attorney and Counsellor faBomisx. at Law,
fafexisoTOS,
#“*fi
^kCU/f ^*“1- NH 1 vl A CHINP C
PP.PATPP1T1 f
.
ITT M. SWANN, whn ha* great experience
|| • a* a iiviiairer and Adjuster of dewing
Machines, having been employed in that ca
pacity by pennwtenUjr a number located of first-claw own panic*, of Mr.
now at the office
JOHN WINN, Athens, Ga., Agent tor the
W orM-Renowned
Order* fr^mi Otrlethornc and adjoiniug^nn
Y-Titoa
tion tinn guaranteed. guaranR Ckutmn very moderate. Be
are and k^forebujrinv examine the Inaprqved ii>aehu«e. Whevler raylem-’. A
a '
— /C^SSFVSB?' «.b-,vs.i»s»,
(-j j PILE CUBE,
2 S^£ 5 SK
SlNCE AUGUST lst..,1876.
PAWHM’ M PI’IdM
BACON, CORN, FLOOR,
HEAL, SUGAR, COFFEE,
PLANTATION TOOLS, Ao
tHMSUAHMlA
PATENT MEDICINES, DRUGS,
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
TOBACCO, CIGARS,
SADDLES, BRIDLES,
BEST GARDEN SEED,
CANDY, NUTS, CRACKERS,
AND HUNDREDS df Other Articles,
HUY THE BEST
D \< a
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r h»
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20
V*N
r*--—’—*cTravk
irtt wittsonr this PEARL tstestm.
Tiek Mark.
TRY THEM AND BE CONVINCED
For sale only by
httciii:k a iarrell
j Billie 1 N S T| Book 1 ml Ol
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brother. The anrlenrigiwd Major T. A. ha* Borfee, purchased his entire from ino i
cst in the
MtTOTMH
And intend* fo run - a
First
in whica the link Ui.hIs, Lal«t knd M.
iVptilnr kept in ittK.be, jpstd. xml well-apjjointea indrotl evtrythincunuxll* l«*>k Store,
a Jfoioe uected with
will always be found. enn Wholesah
the well-known and extensive
House of
J, W, BURL J CO., M1C0N, EL
bis fiteililiw keftongM}'fo* “L” .., a
t'*r
>»V everything decided at Boltom advantag- * j* I
give IhKyk*. him et<;. a «fl 9m went . - ■ ; ;
; t
tends to give hi* customer* i«‘
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