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THE El KMT STEAMBOAT. j
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The Aiwa cement Which the Fir*: l>««e on
llie Tioiwosee C'rei.i* tl.
Mr. josh II. Niehres iti the ( !i !Uan ''
ooga Times contributes a very interop
big article cm the br.-t steamboat tlint
ever passed up the obtained leumsoe ids (acts above from in*
catur, Ala. lie
Wm. c. Hollis, of Gib* county, Ttttn.,
and relates them, as lollmvs:
“The first steamboat that ever j>;ee-i d
tip the Tennessee rtver above I eeatnr,
Ala., wan in the year <n I s-L * cv
erai other gentlemen, aml m* -. it, *v< o
on the river some distance above Decs.
tur, fishing. The night «*'«s dart and
«ve hitd .just run our lines and returned
to our little fire on the bank. All wa,
quiet, when boom went, » tug g«u »«av
down the river. Our whole party started
to our feet with worrder and excitement.
nS?”and^ou!otl«e omdioris re
tiothing was it.'-ugi t "i tor Home time
except that hi , uno . lid what could it
n.ean. Alter wmte tune we I.ecame more
quiet, when suduenly the air was rent
withanother l.«om,. vulently tmteh near
er. At this the whole party became m
tensely anxious concerning ha matter
and some oi us could scarcely be per
ausded to reman, longer. \ cry soon «e.
•aw a light down the river \\« looke
with amnxement, and «t- ■ approached psl.u
we heard a strange sound - p.-l,u,
We moved haek Iron, he rive some dis
tanee, where we thought it safe to «Uv
and see what the great monster was Ad
on tiptoe we Mood looking in breathless
•itcnce until the boat got o|.»«>site us
ami boom went the h.ggest gnu we eve
heard, lhts proved tin- mue fu an o!
gentleman o! the party, and thinking l
ttme to take tare ol number me he start
e.t at a lively g»u lor th, ..eari-t boost.
Very m»m he was going at M »
speed. He went by the nearest route,
ignoring at| roads plunging into a lag
oun ofcona derablo width sonic tines in
deep mud then in water to waist. Sev
ertheless he injide Imh way to the muse
on qutek tune. S, xl morning e rcnbiM
were found on the hank nt a terry ihc land
ing, inviting the cHf* n - to meet .......
the next day at a little town a short di
tanee up the river and take a “free ride,”
but the old gentleman who made his es
i cape *. by ,* flight i the night before ,t,i" could not
be inoueed to to . town.that day.
Air. w« JJolliH it it • snid 'ii he was sixteen ", or sev
enteen y^arti oluat >. . thwt ,, , time, . unci UioUKh t
he went to town intending to enjoy the
“free ride,” his courage failed the ami he
did net go In fifty yowl* of boat.
Many people went to (own hut milv a
few had the courage to get aboard the
boat. Those who did enjoy the ride
thought It a long om tl.< V The went south five
miles up the river and back.
aide of the river was then inhabited hr
the Indians, and so t. nil.].- was their
fright that they removed their tents
from the river to the mountains. Ilvcrv
body talked of the g, at boat and the
big gun, ami wondered what would come
•of this running ° a steamboat up the T< it
n i ***
a nun (au„
If on •iiImk n ban t in il*«» \V«»od* of Con cm
Count v.
Xrwtiiui A Granivhie ilerahi currvspomleut (if flic
suvm :
Friday, Mr. It. 1. O'Ki-liy with 1 1 1 pns
aiatnace of some negmes i aught n yi.uug
white girl about FiKhteOJ years old aimve
town sod brought tier here. W hen »he
was first discovered she was lying >o u
tr#« lop and moai.tiig most piteou-lv hut
when she satv Mr. O Kelly n,.|.r., a cb,i,g
she ran oil through the woods Mi.
O’Kelly rounding procured mssi-tance considerable and sur
her, and .liter a
chase .he wsscAught.
bhe was di-tanered I- be ilemenlod
and from her random talk an* < x«'it< d
demeanor It IS feared that she has h«o»
loully demi witn. Mie could give no ne
Count of hersell, answered no
and shrunk She from the fpproaeh of any
one. ww put in the cure of those
who would look alter tier Uirmtgl. the
nigltt, and Saturday morning seemed to
have somewhat recovered her senses.
She gave her name ns Mtnie U tlltamsoti
ano says her home *vas near (. arrollton,
aditeh aba left some tune since heeau.e
of 4h* iIi*tfeiitt«cDt by her (nt »j»r,
also states that elie lived recently at a
Mr. Dunbar, but eat. tire no aecunt
ot hersell from ume ol lea»iug Xcwnan
U> the time she was found lev Mr. Ke
ly. blie mm> to be about eighteen years
of age. Her dress and apum are
of coiton ch«*ckM, »h%? woro u aark pluiu
breakfast nhau l and home*kuit
gloves, her hair is auburn ui«l banged
in front, and she will weigh about H!- 1
pounds, d bis description is tuftih' will*
the hope that it may lead to her identity.
She was pitiable to behold when brought
into town, her ro»ans were horrible, and
the wild stare in her eye- cave «*tm-me
of great mental or pi. v-iesUuff.nm;. and
»he made frequent *c,divot* top. t away
from ber<»ptc rA,
Bread. Meat attd Cut h>tt.
There that is btn d|y figured iu ft the ivlm'o that
*ountfy Isw tint (Hit
«cr-ftrr« planted iu cot tun «* ill bring route
wmuey than wheu plant.ni in earn <*r d.m'l cats,
U i« * popular fallacy that figure*
lie, ami a little calculation will show it
to t* i plausible ui urn.-nt that there
route money in cotton than in .> .1*, corn,
wheat nr other cereal emps. The farm
era have so long tried the s*l! cottoii idea
that many of them have t ome to tiu*
conclusion Unit there is n fa iMcy iu ii
somewhere. The following which we
find it* the Charleston News and t Vuri
e» rosy to&WV thfcia in k.Aivatiug w in-re
it lies :
in “If no acre planted in cotton biiio>s
nrore money »t the HHi
than devoti-d an acre planted in grain of any
or to rnising In
should it not be pudit-s
atone ? The Mil! titt
question is that, **bih r. r
ceives ronre tnoiiev for
to pty oat an He iU*r
profit on wlial he ►<
jacresBvsi larger jwr titimhrr centaae m V'w
X
ooaspeilcNl to bti* Tf: (<
log cotton alo;:-.
be (eet>a to hie s»«
less, jM-rli:*!««. thast U »
»t, but he 1 tw tmy •* m
usd ”
hi* neighbors pay B
h« oo cows, and ! 1 *,
Hjr, tlneri fnn,
nfi for wbai hr <
\ no imik to
t give mtik
n a while.
f town
for wiktf
! CCfib M jpxktliii*. * •
his suBiui-r t<* k
the r«*ws »t.»o b
Paying A dollar n itiif
th«t which hr -h'-J fin •*«
month* mioet‘. Ur
'
fertilizers he Use#, buying: pays heavy interest
h r the privih 1 *!^ of U at all, pays
to have it h.ioYd from town to hi-* (arm,
a G all tie i if) »;i - o( the hot
u t nii/a r in go a u.‘1*1 g;o**s to wuxc in
li'ts stanie^. He setuh his cotton to n:ur
ket at last, and pays the co-.t of | aektug,
hauling, sampling barns and selling. pockets When it
is sold both hi* and are
empty, Half the winter i« before him.
He mortirade- 1 is land* to obtain rieees
and begins to prepare his
fields for tive next eotum crop, which is
u> J , )U t him out of debt ami make him
(; u wil |, t |„. v -.i!<!.”
There is much of truth in this, as the
experience many farmers attest. Sow
i m an important time with them, perhaps
the most important. of any season during
the veaV—that of pitching their crops,
^ ; 4 deciding to again
j, |nl a hirimtimi iu cotton, n» they hav»* >
| H . ri .;„|„ie, they could study the
() f hr, ad and meat and cotton
Mm „. advantage. No tanner is very j
i„ make money that is not self
. lU(] w( . m ean by this that
do( . rf rai „. „}) the corn, forage and
1(]eal riccf .„„ ar y for | l0me /.-misumplirm.
Th( . u)l0 tri( , H ll)e pl u „ of raising
lm u,) “"'i’ f,rHt <,n 1 n cctt0 " h
r() „ 1|lli ,,,j lt m . w . r |,. r u,,
j ;11) () f raising at) cnlton. -- <olumbu« lit.
. f &u ^
ji„, Wealth-Laden Hills of heorgtu.
N diamonds have been found
j,, oor collf „ v .bna ( , rim .,|y value, are in
. >m >, I j the bo,om*
<)f j} ot Ann rit-.au people. We
k|10W of 0|u . picked up on our
;i f,. w weeks since, for whieh the
, s (1 ris
it t „ Tow| „ last week we wee
, ft M v< . r;ll H of rare value, some
(jf w|jif . h ha(1 rl „, „.„j perteet
h(jn ljM _ Among thee a sapphire d; weigh
. , ... k , u , () v ., hl ,.
Jt , Mvin brother was round
( „ am( , | , |lue hCV ,. r!1 | yean since,
wll , ^ ..... i„ (aneii.natti (or a
fl ol ,, (lir
J ro1 j Wil , /; uu> d in
i; nil coul , (l .. M Piimhle i-tlit happy
fi ; discovered it while mining
Whet, ti.e ia.uclc,
, w ,. re millilli? ” K . v ,. r# | v ears ago in
•
., VlU , ( K ,,, m ,^..|s ^rpa-this wer<
, wl , idl (U ,| , if lib'
. Vlllll ,.. Inuiug the „| the
l ' , ' lul ! r,lt4i< I,r ; hu ‘' A < ' ‘'..... . *'"! V" B “' 1 .
*"? t,,!,ul! >l ” 1 v "', v lur r !,B ,‘ v wU ’ ,:U ."i' s
an ' iu ' ( ‘ , ‘ 1 "'.'’f 1 ’'
x'l t.iing '".l"’ 1 1
llmi . .
’ (
*
havf* m*vcr bt'i'i) dsrvi.*(« u iownni i.ur hcc
lion. .. \\ mil t , hi m h i»n»perly «1 , omo ,, the
1
word . , will ... wtnnd , ninG/fti . nt theimrnensi
' v .. V/," . . ,lcU ^ 1 ,, ' ..... th ,, ‘
b'xm'.mlk, U».Jh.
^
»“>'« «'»1 .yo«.ng no eba n sometimes start
out in lib- will, the tl,.„ om ; s sue
n;- depend- on )••>. - ml diieancrv.
* )..-y , ; U a man is a.ways able to
"g-t'he h. -I oi a I, ngain no matter by
what deceit am. meai.n,... he can es h.s
l-“>n!, that bis pro-per, y a ;i........
lh,lt » 11 P";«i ''"-i«ke l-",ring
dishorn cannot In; I nckv lo tmlial and in dceettlul cunning
-tv
man is sure to all a vie tin sooner, or
Infer, to the iimueiieex, whu ii :ir<» work
ing against him. Jlin houne i.*' built up
on tin* h;i ml, unci iu HiiiuH.ition isMirr to
g»ve wuy. Vouug po*»j«lo eamiot give
trut-lifl too n)uc*b is weight. «nfe who The eseliewa fulure of
that young man
cry Mitapc of double dealing, and lays the
iou Dilation i»f Ii in caritr in (ho i injuring
prinei|ilt‘H ol truth.
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|" lielicale Women.
, v< . u M , in u m(1I „h or two
jn my , i,,-.. ^ th,
. Ht( > u |, llM „ , i,,,.,,,
,. l!bv ti u-temuS.-,.n,tum ot ,„v lamitv.
1U1(1 X iti, the ; a,, ,i- -t .. -„li-. it aeted
!iU . n ...... ...... mv wHe, who had lueo
itl , ltu | | u .. llt i, , m! fl(r
M |,„„ ( i,vds „t dollars Cor
doctors and medieioes. it heirnti to Imild
Uw , ; t| „ lli . t t | 1>M .. Another fe
m;Uv wm Uev of mv Gmily t-ok it with
' ’ Mtisfaetorv results. It is eertnin -
, v , lle bm ,„ nit . ,„ r d.-H.-nto holies trial
f h#ve pv ,. r llH j, nl) ,i ! have tried them
„ Si , hllV „„ w .„„ ,. v .,
di,-,- e I tifiio-mem in poorlv * out i 1 -
Htc ,| Bt .*ver gas poi-o.i and tmtla
r j B j , m i h0n often prodme sick ness among
our w j V c-.. .luoaGtor- an.l sisters, and i
I b< ., ievr SwhVs ptpeeiile is the r. n.edv for
ltlis b |....., | know
, (l) - (!ll ot this eom.tv
,
' urtMihing ii lor this juh] i have
niiritosp,
m'ver know n or heard of nov failure to
; . t . lllir ,. I tone known
Uu , r ,. lm , iv „ )nl ,. , kw , w „ (i ,
ti r «-lv * egetable, and the he-i tonic and
| a Ue r atU o, c-pc* ialh- lor females,
L JuX ,. ,, tin.
| ctnnni i>. b*nty
For several years pa-t mv w ife's health
has liven exceedingly leehlo iv guueml
break iio*vn of the nervous system. Mte
wm greatly reduced in t!e,-h.' So
,] v HC , t< > do lirr nnv good. In ‘the
K prinv of l-SSd 1 induced'her to trv Swift's
Speetlte. Ti-e first bottle .*e her hope
«,,d tw. r tv Untie.- produced wonderful
riS1! ) (8 ,,ined thiity pounds in flesh
I and it renovated her whole system, ft
j i* world. certainly the greatest tonic in the
T. J. Him ins,
Xov. 8, 188-1. Indian Springs, tin.
Our Tr<‘:it re on Blond at d Skin Di-
ease mailed tu« Cl iqiplu aiits.
TutlSwirr Set < irt.-On .
Drawer 3, At ut. ; 1 a. lot' '* -'M St.,
AYER’S
Sr:.va-pariila
Is j» hQrt ly roacntnih d oxtmet of
S*;if*»i»jva.r|B-i okU other MtjtHl-purjQinjf
cv>:;sl;*;.,sI with IsnlUle uf Potus
tluR* nnJ Jr. a, and It? the tRiU st,sio#t reli-
1 bkxvt purifier that
1 bly v.NiHds all blood
t aid renews
t; h 8 VtUl *feg power.
U i he In L for 'Scrofula
cud r.;i
ela-G ll:rtg\v«rt«, lUcRltrfi,
Tsmors, and Brstjvtions
Of the* ;W
’bum#i Um,
, v«< Ut TiU
Tans C
laikstE’ ±3 C-jrsi
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Cc. Lowe it, Mas*.
:- ; Sii hi ; iiv# tor §&
f V ;-Y HEED OATH.
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We again vail our Customers* attention to our
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
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Which we ate receiving.
We log to offer our thanks to our friends for their liberal patronage in the
merit a coni muitiicc of their tutors in the nmiie. "*
shall try to keep si good as ortment of Goods
always on hand, and will make prices
‘ us low W ns the lowest We 80
J i- ' tlt ° ,U itisnoctiotl ^ ,ttU011 -
XO CHARGE OR TROUBLE TO SHOW OUR GOODS.
W. C. BSRCHMORE & CO •9
MAXEYS, CA.,
J. J. & G. C. SMITH & CO.
SH 0 BS! SHOES !!
Our Old Ladies' Common Same Chocs!
Gcnls’ and Ladies Cine Chocs /
Ladies' Xiee Cored Calf Shoes !
Misses Fine Hutton Shoes!
,
CiLaOTlIlMG ^ mmrra ^^ -1 ^ CIu'O nvr W *'.-****** a. rllUG fj f
Blue Bearer Suits!
lie? 'ersible Orercoa Is!
FJtnens, /lf Mississippi, %/••• ana 7
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Kentucky Jeans , best q naiii made!
Como and see us. We will sell you as low as anybody.
J. A: G. C. SMITH <k CO., Lexington *
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OFEM this WEEK!
MAKE E^O MISTAKE!
When you want
Ladies’ Fine French Kid Button Shoes,
OLD LADIES' FRENCH CALF SHOES.
BEST SHAKES. ALL HA^D-SEWED.
I Call at
SMITH ^ BSLO 0 ISS%
Plearo note the Fact that the
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J * 1 U . 5 1 1 1 H uJ- ilfW I M k i
Has arrived. It will pay you to consult the mulct'signed; they are artistic
jn every wav and their durability is attested by a constantly increasing
mand. We have everything kept in u General Store.
SMITH A lillOOKS, LKXIXCTOV. GA.
PALL €$ WIMTER
MILLINERY f
miss AMWSE KB3D25I
Is now receiving her Winter stock of Millinery. <• *t«prising all the latest
.'tvies of Hats and Bonnots for Ladies and M.'.-c-: Jet, Gib and Silver
Jewelry, Cra|>e Scone Jewelry for deep Mourning; Fc.;tlu-r Tips Flow
Vi silks. Velvets. Hi'.tbons, Black S >k \ el'el ii in ’ • 'a ;X hs. S;r;*-i
x
personal attention will be given to all order.-. ..ml Sii r’iuii iruaranfpo<l.
Knox Corner. I.oxiitjrton, <ii».
J. W. & F, W. IU RKE,
-WCALEKS IV AI KlSita
BOOKS, STATIONERY & FASCY GOODS,
Cliroxuos, Vases, Biackets, Wail Pipers.
6drPicture* of all kinda framed to order at Rustic
Frame* a.’wwys on ban*;.
2 • We also receive orders for all Ne*'. s; ag y. etc., at pub
Save trouble and expense by - Jou.n us.
J. W. A E. m~fil KKE, ATHENS,. GA.
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Our Whole Winter Stock
AT COST!
All other Goods reduced in prices, Would invite an in
specticn of our Stock.
m m 14 # itgs* & CO ■J
College Avenue, Athens,
less.
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HORSES SilULESI
JvgT'This season 1 nut better prepared than ever to supply the people
of Oglethorpe and adjoining counties with the best of
FMJOY Atm FARM STOCK.
I receive sliipmcnts ulmost daily from tliebe^t markets. T Gfiiaranteo both
mV slock and ]>"ices, and never fail to give : at i,-taction. 1K:U t buy until
you have veiled U 1 V stabicr Oil l lionuis tSl ccct, Alliens, (id.
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wbicli i- fur superior to stcum-gromid.
JTilillflMiiL}? b Tj T§J? • 95 who will bring mi* <ts much ns ten bushels of grain at one
j time will get it ground; less amounts swapped.
- 1 ! S 7 s will find iDv Meal and Flour to be of superior quality
and V plf'ti.-o 'heir on ton, t- GiiSEY. and prices Athens. to be Ga. low.
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A large lot of finished Work on hand aeady for Lettering. janl2 y
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SHORT BROTHERS,
CRAWFORD, GEORGIA.
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS,
Will keep on hand, and in transit, a full supply of Yellow Pine Lumber, rough and dressed.
Doors, Hash and Blinds a Specialty.
Moulding, Brackets and Balusters, flic beef lot of sawed all-heart pine
SlV'gles ever brought to this market; cheaper because of better average
width. Also Lime, Nails and all Builders'Hardware at Athens’ prices.
Atrcnfs for Pullman Car Co.’s Patent Sash Lock.
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FOR ALL THE PEOPLE IN OLD OGLETHORPE.
\\ -uirt out this? season witii th*- largest stock and lowest prices that have ever b en offer
ed in this section Wg have iiie g< ami must sell them, profit or no profit. We must
ftave money ; the l».*a«I times h. e Ilia mgi it, t i all you b ive to d * is to exam
our m k anu j»r«ces to be t*< Vi ; that we make the price of fumiture for hundreds of
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PACKED AND SHIPPED FREE OF CHARGE.
We hor for canh, hene<* can offer roach better terms than those who bay on time. We keep
; i'l ina from a chair fur 40 cents, to chamber and parlor baits for $890. Ail goods guar
antefcdssrepresented.
FltMlSHG- & BOWLES,
840 Broad St., Augusta, G-a.
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a I MARBLE WORKS,
. BF.OAD STREET, near Uwer Market), AUGUSTA, GA.
Monameats, Tvambsr ae^and Marble Work generally made to «rder. A large
===f^MpT asborirnent always on ii-itid ready or lettering. octl-1