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Hamilton, On., April J, ISSI .
The Journal Improved .
Bast week we presented ths JontN.vr, to
It* l.irg- ctrclo of 11ie.iils in an Irnpmv
>ol, though somewhat reduced form. \V<
<!o this at cousidemble iiu.',e .so of expense,
a th# ready printed or “pntont"inside" i.<
very cheap, but the prime old vt of our
piper Rein;* to furnish rt-ov. of I;real inter
oat and oui spur - being very {icpunocril od
under tlie old plan, wo have determined
upon tlie change. Those v>Uo world buy
the lar-iest shoe m the box, rather than
the siuallcit that fits, bemuse they
got more for thiir money in the larger,
Aiiay Diefer the Joirvai. in its old form.
But the discriminating reader will perceive
Mi l appreciate the luiproviin it. and afln
all this is really the oily til iss tliat is and( -i
--rilde. Wj heartily flunk oui friends for
tt'ic generous pntioimgeof the put fee
month*—a 4 >t lounge never baftire equalled
in its history—.and solicit a continuance,
promising with their aid to ‘jive them a
newspaper that shall Isj u count”) pride.
Notwithstanding the fact that, our regular
edition now is larger thin it hue-over been
before and the Joiuxal has m ire tnan
and outile the number of renters that it had two
or three years ago. it. still fulls short of ilia
patronage '-y bich the inert a* .and m.il facili
ties and the generally improved condition
of the county should command 'or it. Id e
ask our friends to aid Us in giving it a wid
er circulation. Bet every man in the ccun
ty take his home paper,
A flood Omen
The'-yis'.t ct a Harris county firmer to
Mississippi to procure faim labor, of which
mention was mude iu these columns hist
week, is big with significance to this sec
tion of Georgia. For a while we have been
able to stay the tide of emigration and
now wi leTeve that tlitae is to be a retiyn
tide, of wl.i ;h the little -quad of Mr. Mad
dox i,s only a beginning, tl r.t is destined to
aid materially out already recovering
agricultural industry. For years we have
■supplied the states Avesfc of us with Govern
■■ors.^enators,legislators,mechanics and farm
dsborers, until the interior country has be
come almost a desert waste. That we
■Slave been able to withstand this constant
drain up m our resources, and to gain in
material wealth the while, proves the won
‘dctful vitality of the old land, and now
thit the tide lets turntd we pictiue pros
peroits times for the not distant ftiiuie,
'These hundred!; of neg'Cts anxious to re
turn will be supplied willi means, and their
axper ence has been such as to make far
better laborers of them than tiiey weie
billin' ther w* it west. As it was certain!■
the better class that left, and their exptri
‘Slice lias been such as to improve ther
tiHuliies-, their return will •rqvitU In much
good to the country.
'Governor Brown n ‘he Hi;/ 1.
Governor Brown, eieeu! Fen tor is
ail our lea l rs Uno v, v.i hoot our e<n
ssr.t, is ndquestiouslny doing noble s< r •
vieo for this party in WstihirtK'on. His
speeches all Imve tbo ring of the Into
metal abont Ihcat, ‘and we cntt-ai Ifliit
wo are now r.i h Condition itoos ! , to be
lieve Fort vs liurfl done him v.rong in
out cs'iirtDte of bis chttraetet. But while
we may hove underestimated bis honesty,
we have never doubled Ins ability, and
wo tiitnk bis advice to the party to take at
position and defend it, is well timed.
The petty bus r.o settled policy and uet j
it does have there can be to l ores of its
eufr-ess. While the platform says
one thin;; and the lenders of tbo party--
the exponents of that platform- expluin
it to mean another, cud interpret the dif
ferent clauses according to the locality,
we invite defeat and may tit pool it.
Let the position of the party ba c!er!y
manifested, its principles clearly laid
down, and ifR policy made to .corrtv.poud
with its principles, and the people will
sustain it. They are difisatiftfied with ic
pnblicaniwn, fe.t-tb course of the dem*-
oerp-ey for four years has not I een each
sm to gate their entire confidence. Let
ria show that we are worthy of th3 treat
of pofl’9i' sad it will most certainly be
made.
Secretary Windom thinks that the sur
plus revenue cf the present year and the
sale of a balance of four percent, bonds,
still unissued, which can be-finatea above
.par, will enable him to call in
$200,000,000 or about ail of the pent due
six per cent bonds, which will in a meas
ure relieve the party ho represents from
the last set of the Hnyee administration
In vetoing tho threo per cent refunding
act. If Mr. Windom sneceed* in doing
tfeS? It'will certainly be a feather in bis
tap and will do much to nopuiar.ze the
present administration. It is batter 16
pay a delft than to refund it and if we
mausgs to take up lha six per ct rin this
year, we uir.y pay no tee of she fives next.
Another Candidate.
Bea large majority the people ot the
United State have declare I their faith in
Ki Inev-Wori ns a remedy for all the dis
eases of the kidneys and liver, some, how
ever, have disliked the trouble o: prepar
ing it liotn the dry form. For such P. new
taudi Wte •>.p;”'arii io tbe shape of Ki :nv
’.Vort in Liquid Form. It W very conccn
trated, is easily taken turd is equally effi
cient as the dry. Try it—Louisville Post.
Sr.ys tbe Home Builelio: ‘‘The dr.ft
Wood ana brush that had lodged r'r.rtr g
the freshet i gaiust the bridge at the foot
of Btoad street, formed an Herd i early
fwo-thirds across tbe liver. If was io
thick—in fact ta depth was the same
Hfl tbs river’s, as if reached bo : om that
a man could as ea* ly wadi fn a. and fro > n
it os be cou don a ‘regular in. ' obo and.
How to ge' rid of !!. - ■ ' 'o' . s.-mewt at
puzzling. Wa suppose it will base io be
rtm.vcd piece by pices
- -.cnr~w— .-
Gray h.ir c:ay be n.t:'<e to tn txc ' n i'*
youH ful col o' a- u Lr *'.:■? J y L u ‘ '
Htfh’rt V.-1-tabie F-ieiiiu Uir II At?,- r.
the btmt tioD for L.:r
fo the tcie-.ce of wedioioe *xd cLtmiwt-
VOL. IX.—NO, 13.
f*t rsonal Intclliueiiee,
—Three thousand people will read this
line.
Weal I’oint has uo tailor aud Humil
ion hN no tinner,
—The excursion season is upon ns, and
cow the question is will we exourt.
—The Columbus Times sr.ys tbe Jcx'tl-
NAti of laid w< It was greatly i jiprovd.
-.lu'd[}t: lliratu Warner is imp roving,
end hopes if bis recovery sre entertained.
Soma of thn impecunious editors
tire betting ii't) 1 ! on a good blackberry
crop.
—The Jovbv&t. offl-e was graced with
the amtlci and presence tf sevoral ladies
tast week.
—We hope tbo protracted cold weather
will not keep) us nun h longer out of
some good snake stories.
—The International Cotton Fxprsiticn
to be hold at Atlanta this full, will draw
immouse crowds lo Iho Cracker City.
-President Garlic,d says no demoorat
ne.'dtqply—for any place a competent
republican to willing to lilt.
—lt is said that iho number of office
seekers in Washington is perfectly appall'
ing. It is only said to dsmp<.§ our presi
dential aspire! ions.
—We are anxious to swap off some of
our street comer loafers lor good shoe
maker*, and will give two for one to start
matters.
—We invite the attention of tha Tadics
to the disgraceful condition of our cem
etery, and ask them to devise seme way
of improving Un condition.
—The Bank of Koine, one of the Slate
nepositories, has failed, and treasurer
Speer has gone to -Rome to look attar the
$50,000 of 8 ate fund* entrusted to its
keeping.,
—Tbe Atlanta Cotton Factory has bceu
placed in the bauds of a receiver, Bx Gov
Bullock being the receiver. It is kept
ruoniug dsy and night, to supply the de
mand for its fabrics.
—Vanderbilt says that a million or two
dollarr, are enough for one muu. More
tb.au this is only a burden and a rare-,
ilsny of us would gladly relieve him of
that xcess which he deems a burden and
a care.
There are rusnv who believe wi*h Mr.
i?tephens, that w> ere getting poorer ev
eryday. Yet ntif one of them wilt dis
pute tl.e fact Ui*t real estate sells higher,
| tlut frer.ipt tro fewer, and laborers of
| a'! kinds are. bettor paid. The mideuiuin
isn’t hare, ’.v.. it’s coining.
—The-lecture or sort* or at the Math'S,
odist ctinicb b.st ttr.ibuh, v>s entirely
prsc-icrtblo and sxtisibh' It is time the
| churches alt were in some way sbowivg
their risappiovi:; of wtiskay drinking
and prof at o sWißring merjbcis.
One of r.nr j-ril birds sings ns lively
as tlio nrd.fiiitrs bud, when tha veatber .
open ami plo.san!, ar.d tc-tma to ba the
freest man from care in town, but tbe
biizztrdof the north west uir-kcs the jM!
ns silent aa the tomb.
—A physioian of this county, whose
extrusive practice placet) him iu a good
posilion to form a true estimate, is of the
opinion that tin re is not enough of home
raised corn, of tbe last crop, to plant the
ncx’.
—There is no estimating the inc'pnce
of tbe cotton crop, occaaionrd by the fact
that it is easier to protect it from the
depredations of fa:in stock, Ilium almost
any other-crop. A stock law is bally
needed in Harris county.
The L .Grange Reporter says that
‘■prohibition iu a town tbat baa neigh
boring places in which liquor can be
prooured within half on boar, di.es not
accomplish much good.” What we need
is a taw forbidding the traffic within the
limit* of the state.
—Our neiel, boyhood newsgatbevera add
greatly io tho interest of the Jooukaz.,
and wa eppreoiata highly their many
favors. We invoko a lively, conataEt
continnance of their letters for the year,
and promise with ibeir afais'.&uoe to give
our patrons ih newsiest gaper iu the
state.
—Hamilton mcr.iLrr.fs are the moat
liberal advertisers wo kuow anywhere.
They appreciate enr large circulation ind
lilierel ad*cuticing rutc-s, and no country
paper tuat eon cs to this office has near
the local patronage that w receive. And
to the enterprise a?.d liberality of our
merchants, is tint general prosperity of
the town largely attributable.
—Tbe Daily Post-Appeal cf last Sun
day contained six pages, ortnr.ro readifig
matter than any other daily in the state.
Ii is as nr-iwoy, bright and spi riiling as
any deify that reaches ts *, and its very
low price commends i* to ail. We club
the weekly edition and the Jotienai., in
elndirgour v;i ! uabl se.d premium, both
for out year, for only il AO.
—Jack I’ oF-t scorns to die disposed to
help us iu ri’.e disposal of oar lust ship
ment of seed. If bo has injured yunr
garden, or it he hss not, remember that
v;-* have font thousand papers of the very
bent Bud freehe.ut garden sieds, received
last week jr.’om Pbiia-ielpbia, all to be
• bsoinlfiy given away —'weuty 'p p-rs to
every one eho pays us one eoUnr far a
t rar’s mb-cription to ehr J.ui’.N n. Coi*
nud pci what you want.
Georgia now b-s uio'. rrii'ovl en
ierpiisi‘3 t..id ill on paper, that ev-n no
her the Buboctr adruinislratiou. Gordon
is building tbe Georgia Western, Wadiey
is going to t.niid tho tj iv.nnsh & M*’:u
--[ ’•.:> riiarl, work Las already Lpen ,’one *-n
the A tie . xiti'Sion rf :iie Yiniion and
Brood, wiek re and. snd u-j.! uz n short
lilies sre resrtog c . m plorion. while h.lf b
score cf other: are prc.j r ct cd. dmait, tie
ge of ir ;n.
The King of' Floods.
Went Point Press.
“Well, sir, ws've bad tho king of
i floods. I have been a resident fnrty-fou r
years, sad tbe river has never been to
high, within my kaoivledgo. In 18(1.5 the
writer measured nine inches in Heyuian's
stoic; this tune it rose to thirieiq inches.”
'Tuns spoke otir of out oldest c.tiz-.ns to
us, ou Monday morning lust, as we aloud
together near tho ChaUatiooobee bouse;
■ a the very heart of the red tide, with ita
wrecks all around us. To our city it has
indeed been the edirnax of calamities and
the direst of disasters. On Thursday
morning our citizens arose to find the
viver rapidly gaining upon the dry land
By half past ten o’clock, a. in., the side
walks at. the enstObU extremity of tbo
bridge weto impassible, and the water
continued to spread, at a r-pi.l rain,
reaching tbe culminating point on Friday
when it began alowly to fall. Oa Friday
night the rain again foil in (orients, and
by Sunday morning, the flood having been
re iuforced iy an accession of watery
battalions, retook what it had abandoned
ftJid advanced its forces still further. All
day Sunday, and a.great part of Monday,
the waters swept through and over us
with destructiveness wbijh it is needless
to portray. A number of families, both
while ami colored were fo-cod to leave
their bouses, af-er hastily elevating
household . oods, which, in many ir.srn-j -
css were.badly damaged. On Saturday
telegrams were reoeivud stating that the
bridges at Franklin or and Cameron's had
given away, and an anxious lookout was
kept for them, as great apprehensions
were Created for the safety of our own
Structures. At eleven o’clock, p. to.,
persons who were watching at the rail
road bridge beheld the a rest raft, Which
seemed to cover ac ares of three fourths
of vn acre, floating down. With a ter
rible orvah it (.truck a pillar of that bridge
and, "vitb a fearful eor.pitrg nn.se, urns!
of it passed under. The contact with
the lower bridge wn* hast, violcn', as its
fores had been parriatty broken at tbe
upper one. thill the wreck grated terri
bly upon the timbers, as he surging tide
bore it on. A part yet rema ns lodged
upon tho pillars. Busneas was almost
suspended end all turned out lo grzs
upon the phenomenon and d.scuss tLo
sitw tion.
Oa Sunday afternoon flhe cry cf fl r c
summonsed me crowds to behoni f, tear
m! prtit x- 'The water bad s:t foe lo
the guano houses ntr the depots. A
qy i t nu...p.ck'' t Tu*o was eu.red in
ia a.i; ir.il g ?.■ in , and it; ■ c uneons
i comb us: ion w.ih c u f -a l.y the w,.t. r cnti
i>: r if. uo- tact 1 1n it. Thera woe five
!or six of tbe! storage rooms, end 1 1|
: with tI s1 r contents v.ere consumed, or no
toj rroi an to oe greatly reduced io veduo.
luty tonittined alt the ferti i-..-rs owntd
by or eootigned to ear inemhauln
asnouulirig to several hui'ked tonr.. in
addition, two or three houses lwli>ijg.:.<;
to the iVtstfrn railroad, and occupied ty
eniph yes, were destroyed. By great ex
<rlion. a train of freight cars nearly
was saved. There v.as little it.Hurui'ec . n
ferti! z rs. A. M. C:dy A 0"., bav tig
i aboul $ 1 sdd on their tun'iiod ail-ii stack.
| The loss tails uiaudy on consigners,
Baarly .-vry stpie in town was inva
ded xml ti.s loss of merchandise was
complete, Ih'.re being no marine insu
rance company represented in onr city.
On Sunday morning one of tbe rear
! wallls of Durden's building, occupied by
J. Freisleben, gave way, failing ou'wani
ly. Mr. ’ KotbssbiM, the clerk, *as
standing in the front door at the tin.a,
and uer.W'eA uuttjcnd. His bedstead
was badly mashed.
In round numbers, West Point turns
up $30,000 verso ( ti ibtl, br fore the visit.
! This does not embrace the lom from the
isicrrnpiics of business, c-tc But, with
uncoi queUblo res'ilntiou, ti -r.e of our
pieople who were io the path of tbe flood !
are addressing themselves to the work ot j
restoring their ..IrrOst mined homes. ;
They had jnst finished repair* from a
previous overflow, and deservo a d..nl.ie
meesnre cf sympathy. We sincerely 1
trust 1 bat a kind Prov denco will spare n
a similar infliction for many days to j
come.
Gr .'flu Snr.: -.n down and eouat how J
msr.y of your jurkouul a. qiiKiutences j
have lied during the past year from the j
direct or indirect effects of alcoholic '
liquors. Aad then let jour mind run
over the number of your own kinsfolk
who are kiilittff themselves tb same way.
Don’t count yonrselt ; you are one of
tbe ex'raordinary fellows whom God en
dowed with more endurance, wil power
and freedom from disease and death (ban
uny one else. You can go on drit.kiag,
i there's no danget of your brain’* being
; damaged.
A little two year old child near Ameri
cas, is the last victim of the-ooghin t-to
be-lef -lying round pistol. Tbe
child may recover, and the pistol is pu*.
hway now:
— - !. •*- “
A Hunry county j.;fc':t}6L*i r P !>&b h c*t
i > cri fnily rnttm-g b yotor ft o tst m
way i! sb* u!t] %o. ’lit* cr‘ to
t.*e very iidUch uttrtdj< f! to t! t H
adoption, er.fl (!(,< •.i.'t to Fo av.a;u
of ib lad; • f
Pnter'>n
pf’F offi.ie, i bay e lib ” editor jciMt
they do not w' li* naid, jnnt ok if tfc'y
owe; 1 tha v.; ’-* enta O *■
ni m v*>r ru’.ht?Uf t !bat tb*?}’ vf.re
lug tt
K DK r,< a xi(*:(n>svh io ti-x *y man
u- /-i b.n f' ’urd ? o ’alio * diiL a, two do-fii *•
fwr kiJ oft SUM 9.
imdElPendent democratic: newspaper.
HAMILTON, GA„ FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1881.
Buffoentionn to Farmers,
CotnrniMdioiier Henderson makes the
following timely enggestiona to farmers
who use ooaiMiercial manures-
Fs.mcr.s ate od vised not id buy snv fer
tilizrr, or chemical for compounding or
composting the name, unless It has bo h
the mar.ufacmrer's guaranteed analysis
and the Inspector's tag up.m or nitnchsd
to lit and a,I fauuers are requested Lo in
form the Commissioner of Agriculture
of any case where s form k r is suid or
off-re 1 fur sale wi’bout having both the
guaranteed analysts and thy lu-peotoTs
t.qj attached.
Any farmer who desires to do so, can
save a fill sample of any inspected brand
of fertilizer whiouho parol.sses, and h. Vj
jluiml'r. ul at tho Dspsrtnieut t.roOiaio-.
ry, if the following conditions are com
plied with:
1. The sample should be taken before
any of the feXvii.'Zbt is dismbuted— a
tuiall quantity from each package of the
eaoie brapd; or, if n large quantity i>
purchased from n Hiitfi.neut number of
puokages to fairly leprcsent the whole
lot. ,
2 Then very thoroughly mix (but not
guild or tribnrste) these small q until.oa
taken from different packages, and from
tbe mixture fill a comruou quinine bottle,
closely on-k, and scat It wluqwax.
fi. rttUuh a label lo the bottle, showing
the oorract same of the brand, the uaoiu
of tbe manufacturer, the guaranleed iu
lysts(te taken from tbe paokngea), aud
tbo iiMuo of the dealer flout whom the
fertilizer was purouased. Also attach to
the buLiJu cue of (ho inspector's ruga
found applied lo the ferliltf uR.
4. Bei (he above bu dona iu lha pres
ence of wiineas, tied tho sample be
placed in (he hands of a disinterested
party fur safe keeping uuiil wauled.
5 hen, alter the crop is made, if tbo
f.-rmor nas reason to indieve tha ferllli
z )t was nut nuch us it was represented to
b-, lot (lie sample b sent to this ep
erluient, either by tbe hard of some re
liaLla disiDtorsstad par'y, or by express,
prepaid, and it wdl be analyzed without
charge. ,
Tbe 'ibovc prscstfiiorH are oou“ideied
nscessary tor the pruteoliun uf the a- ler
on the jno airtf In s’ve to tbo *holft
irui*Hftctico li.a*. ohiTteifar ot’
v uh<;ut \sh r i<?h i *o uosiyrtiN, v. Jif.n iiituid,
v. oil’d !** of '.idle ' aloe the furmri.
-i Ofj * a-kktuw-
Mod Time!:j
7Uu last .urtmbsr ot .■■ ■. Gstrullfon
T'Wios ii’K '• tmo it cxiiel -et ef<r f atn
Mr. .b.hri II; ir, o ;>f-He Fa*. hn<is
termors in tb.,t ooutity. We o: <:© t -m
(. i- tuft follow ii ex I tacts wtf.-h we <• -at-.
iiHiid to fie timiightfiil tv.ati.l- 1 a,.u■■(
ail ntr ■><!• icmtnraJ reader.-. Buu-i j
nor jsfcy and:
“Gem, fo’ lir. buy cd s*e.-ks *vw'y
perveo in uu -n iu* rncnr. I bivu 4r>o ,
iirishslk of torn, polity fodder and shanks .
rul fi“e Ji.itaUr'S sod pe S.
gjw*-d over I'M) acres in oats, put from
1 bni.hel to 4 bushels per acre, Have g
tuiles of cottun on b ud, w‘ll lake to
Rome or ..btmnfa'ir. May, I'tri not tiuy a
p.inud of gucr.o er [ fcoptw,n last yea's
shtl'i not t.lxjyear. N ver -x: ct to o
i,j I made 1 f year wi'cout i’.
e bate of ootton to the acre and rx, ; t V
bales per acre, this year, without gua
I have beet) raking up leaves, old tmg
b.-ds, cleaning ou under the. snu k hr.use,
wash bouse, tu.d the fcop< pen.
't he furriers of Carroll ought 1 ■ |
1. ns cotton, n-e lees guano hni i tobacco,
inake more earn, peas, sorghnui and meat.
I killed 22 tine lo gs this i.oacou—some
weighed as t>i„h as .’HM potrSds.
Me my look for a good tru.l year c.t
a t sd crop year.
In nlant itig.corn give it a peed dir-j
lance, 4 1-2 feet neuh Way on poor land,
a good hi.t and tu’l of stable irtusure and
cotton tiotd to the hill, a., it will make s
good ana
1 pWrtfod corn *ho flirt of Jn\y. leaf ,
yra', sod made a plenty * 12 anl r.s of
low bottom, of corn nvd •>,■, to fatten
my bogs. I ri e die whtpp'.orwill per., |
sow a peek per awe .ho 1. plowing and
nevoi miss a crop.
Now is the lithe to con - cover It
shallow, if you wi-ef ■ no stand. Haiti*
c -ri. and ii.c-.i. niuiij . to: homo counuuip.
lion, than all .the cotton you v.<a. Be
sur* to bays y.eir sincke t nines and corn
cnl Ft nt homo v and r use your own horses
and ri.uio:i. I havs railed worth
of horses and mui< s • inoe the **r * n<l
my roar.-s have done a., much plowing as.
any of the
Farmer* of tta.-niil, wn ought to uso
more tciionr', talfc ‘IF- of our means
i::-.d savo onr land., for onr little children,
•tod not let D ctn get into other i eopiea
handi-, iik. • uuy haw in othi rct unth .
K we wii. I.:t fruit rgeots aid all other
agents go to wuik, sod sii.p buying ft"
many tfTnga o can w> tvithva*. educate
our ehiioren, aubi.orbe for our county
paper,' bu.ld up cttltchs* and f-r’j o u
■ honF.cs and bouts tutcrmiis , v/c .•’ bva
; plenty of mont-y ht homo io a'.swor ' ilir
p.irp jmj *.
I/DUdoß,World G. tial ]
*j) r , Gladstone ont of oTi and taa
J ifjjn to Jraosbita bin H >i* ~ ! . J aa
prteh ir to r. Mn ‘-fh
to pet’ b*** caiKtie
oeteroatof ofGo, m i uey< ' * c//
z;ne to’o- y, rcr-cnitnr
it i,<J poliMcU ku’/j*)< - I b.-'c
tima to prepare ior pubt.ee
-1 ticri.”
Kortri raroiidH eleru '(* t *' hV iii
laying ro fufcr, which *e must . ’ -i r* .
~t<le more *pvs-sF.>e.■ 1 .v tale
ti.nn tint ot mi i. rod < V„-n, •>
: irr* pond-.nt.
Georgia .Vries.
-•Mr. \V vV jSuiiivati, near Suillhville,
has twenty five acres of Send pear.-, that
pay him foi.v hundu and dollars all at to i v
ery y ear.
A young nan in 7)->olb c .ne'y, re
cev fly ands o('|'.-ii a gb'itt ot corn tti one t f
Lis ear* th ■: Inal been in it tor thirteen
ys.oa. Trie gra n was c..v red with wax
and wus sell pr- rv.d. It hud not )e--
eaptily t O'acted bis bearing.
—Mat Ist ’a is •■ j tying tbo mumpa and
ntstriumniai f. ver . 1 at **rmc.
—General Guidon ti and Henry Grady
have rutuined from New V <rk aid om
trtrncs t.vyinp cross ties on Urn Georgia
Western at once.
- An attempt Imp made Uy lbs Cnntrsl
rviWoad to lease tha (ieorgiS load, ).e.sr
aateeir g eight per u.ub, .. par aliiitiui f r
nmety-uiuc years.
—A •negro os-is lynched nerr Spurts la t
wo'k for aFeicptrog to commit rape upon
n yriung Uuy li t oonfeiss- U his cumu
and tT c outing! and oommnruty could Lot
wait for the tedious piax-esses of the law,
but iidmiuistnied justice to tbe culprit at
onon,
—Allante fa tha incut progressive town
of the Sorph Only a few years ago we
were all admiring the immense proper
lions of the K tobt.ll House and at the
some time thought it foliy to bn Id no
large a house in so small a town, slid noe
the Hotel is so much crowded that guests
bare to be lunisd off frequently lot want
of room to aoobiuiuodato them.
Rome Courier: “Nearly all the fami
lies living south and cam of the K hub
rmlro:.il iin.ek had to have their homes
Thnesd.'.y night or Friday morning.
Th-rc was Intense f.t.c mil excitement
with many of the>H rlnrng Tfcnindsy
uigbt. ’i ha ctirrt tit was very swd\ and
even when they c tt.d get bateaux tlierv
wits great danger, especially to woman
and chiitlreii. Mr. J Vf. i.ovelucc took
his horses into his dwelling to save them.
Puling”, fijavrood and all movable things,
in tlie yards were for tliu meet part, swept
away. Ad the naighbor*, cl sr letis'to
kicdoHS and lit.taiiry, eflTrtd (heir
he'.ises to these nr.ffeiera, and all weie
piuvidett for Wi'hout ■duo-.y."
—The Atlanta Post-Appall sny.;--“The
f. iir.|iiuiclGcruisn c.tij. in me Stole ugri
cnitursl and. pai-tmc 1 i giv. u to mime <1 m r
•nth's fo a iici or r.vtlnir tot " is. On
Vvilif d.iy <ii,i-1 Iv: jump .1 out of tl.e
an'i:;'. ili.' li he. h.id ll:c pleasure of ocun
i inj.'iind ted on lb -l! lor . * .I:'y as u-’.otiu '
bi.l ou b.'i:. to.*! it bocK into !t'.i liiii'i. its
ybv.v.'.i O' iC ooq.-'i .' f i, u.. oing
it.iat. tvr had hi n n-d. <Hi 'lli ns y
a.itvi.t-dii* : .r.'ii) Jnippc-l Oit .•! ills U lit a. 1
to"k hit r.i t .Hi tV.o fi ... . I! bur put .no
the ivuttr.sgaiu be Hpjainc I t.. m.lfir n >
irs criv "oien foiunn ...ioi'f.v Head' rs. u
coin■!.l*l.!' Ito put it . l '[i to t , . Ml'mw
piccMcd 11 . i-. 1’ oil lb >be'V is rfrui I li.e
li b would lunm around iii" loom iiiiwl b'
,"i si.,l nwiiUotv the leiiinui.ts ot Urn slid ;
or ilcdrov ... tic of the. oth- r oiuiositiii . So |
/he i oloni-1 procured u wins io ■ i video J
be pl.tcul ovet lha top of Ih • tm! , a.. l ' it
lam.: po "t that M> ,Cos ph. -b: r "‘ ” ;
paesci.t. Ilt.se.ver no .- ...uono ion t• f l.i
poison nait been mtt'le to'- htucl t.tivs and
oilier buplcincllts counnonly mod bv jn'is
oners to eft ape.
... -i rtf * • .ess—- '
J’renn Xotietw.
T' Mcnde's iobn Bitiiiub’o .M . 'd' l "'
u lyerlDeiiicnt api oors '-I ewiu-re, is aeblUX
I’i inqs djrcyt. to fI., [a" i . and b’.i< r.iiy i’n
ces, v.tUoilt lb -i io .on nt-ou ot oiru.li or
deslera, lliMehv wiving th 'in i.ioic limn
oiie-luH the piices u uiil.v elur.pd for
htricily ttrst-Chtss inslrnme"’
Tim In id. rig paper* of the romi'rv ft]ieak
ill the v, ry hi, host t. ruis of the (,‘oinpani
and their Pianos, an will be seen in lie fol
lowing extracts eel iffted hum Uiclf (,'aia
legite:
Tie Meni'clssobn Pi .no i-nprcis'd us
g'eatly, find by by He iwre beauty
of tone. It is brilliant w tl.mit be
ing lli’n, Rnd powerful witboii 1 . no!*.!. The
tr. b'e is blight am' p Ire, tdie, mi bile range
w ;m and symputbulir, and tin- <ia* >’' i
and .-d and sonorous, iviiib: tbe to.ich is 'X
r. iicnt. -JV twr. - Art J'ru nil, Kjw
Y..rk.
One of tbe Ki|:i.trc l’' , ''i''S (klallins'iek *
ili)"xhihited bp the Menoel-sohn Pi tuo
Cos. jiioons'riicteri upon entirely new prin
ci; bk. nr. | Ii said to be the most |snv rfu!
tone 1 nqur.ni [iaUO in tic: world, wth a
aingln;.'quality rarely, if ever he oh
\ ip uny pi .iio,—Cbi.iHpo T.mc*.
]■ ~1 i. rimnher r>f ,t;irs ti e Mendelssohn
|,Uno Cos. have a med .K t'.i pvoduciujn of
a splendid p'vmo u.t a low prb e. 'I ii**y
have more, than aucceed’il. Modern mu
. iicnism. skill and geniiu cannot produce
a better pilin'*, vrbSld the Jilii.e is bcuow
find, of any® hr; liiat-oitoai lu.’.ke.— I.ouia-
. iiie Fijurler-Journal.
11..- r.-v ilution in the American llaee
trade he* begua uinl'sr tl.e lvwd'f'li'P <•
the Men iuiolin Bin'iO 80. of N' vr
’J’liri rrVOluliu.nican-- lower priiwst-.r in
• li'iji.j'li‘K <-Miwl in rtmturbil, uulio i
laK! M;C t'* tut? JCnt yet plO<-tIvU i.-
\ia\ h- li-pab j.aTi.
W fiotb.n tint tbu
Cos ,of New Volk.have t-.U■■ . the •’*>!
■. ain-t liigli pit I*s. 'i'loi i:..i f I*l fc s i-i'f
fee lion of t .• il.-n !<'.•;■ >hn •* no ''■*■* 1,1
I <■ !'IC-in. .--Clove and 111 iv! 1.
■ , , ~ and exac iiq, frru.i-al taste
oft.lilijlihUi gives the Mcnde'ssOhli S
rank second io no oC oi' pi mo-*oi te. and
: ir ea'it i~ lapi.liy iocreasoiK. Il.cy ate
I splendid ifaj.!.i'l’.n>- , ri* end tl.e won lor i
i v j y ■ lie soUu.t > lose u price
' ■),.!.i' z.-ttc:.
V woil'd ic-.-orn si(tii .-.ny ofciar rsa ora
| iv;,o have uny idea o' ov r buV.twi I''“"’.
■ i.,i to tnii in wiiieat onon tor ‘ho-.r ill':*
'T.,•.1-. ,J l) .4. :p*.lt r■' at OF.II", vC.i'-h
Wlil ul; illh.. I tl* ‘ <
SI A YEAR.
Builders and I'aintorsi
Take notice of s, tup questions naked Mr.
, W A. Wllllt f;hsm the other evening Hr,
of what dots yenr efook ms'etst. have you
doer-? yes; blinds nf !! kinds vas; nit
kim a oil, yes; pain: mix*d, yea; lead yet;
builders hardware, yes; do yon keep put
ty, ye*; gl as, yn; the 1 tl]jsxri 11 ru doors,
yes; sasb and l/ln.ris, ye: liiutbnr. lon,
yR; sir, how much paint 1 about four PRr
1 m Is; Mr. Witdvbvtii ho v nin th lumber
do j-' n keep io stoell’ well i>“twceu four
and .YKi.Ou t feet. Mr. 4Villinghrr. how
is it yon noil so cheap ami favorable' to
our colored peoplt ? well it is my delight
to help ,heniselvea. Hpch most complete
ly made th.ots *< yt n keep, arc not very
costly ! 0 i no, they post but little mors
than the good lumber it r<quires to make
th*m; we .-.bip them lo tho most aecom
plished I ti'idt rs over the country, they
koow tho advsntnpc in sending their or
i< rH to me, and wu lid them vritbnut de
lay, at and i( don't require but httlo money.
Well Bos-, do yen send ptiee Hsls of all
these itii’-gs! yes, by reititn mail—we
etdl at both wlt,jjeHa'e anti retail.—Pio
greastvc Ago.
A Cincinnati Taper ('heap.
Wo In.vo made arrug- menlH wirit the
puhli tors of the Weekly Cincinnati
OoDtineroiul, a large fiftv six colimm tts
ppr, by which wo arc enabled to ofl'ar It
and Ale JoUBKAJ- one jeer for t'i Ofl aid
(.- Vo to every snlueribcr ear li! eml p,e*d
premium rttd bis eltoice r f either of th"
following hocks: Maulineeg < f Olirivt,
K djutiun. Uendnisc* tiers of Tie t as
Carlettle, Pilgrim's Pregresi Iv.ntme,
Mtdd’omareh, Robinson t-iutfe, or M il
nltipinaii F.it-y. Yon can f,*t u crpy of
this mammoth sheer, by addressing the
I übliabtiraof the Comm, roinl, Oinoiunuli,
O.
Hamilton Millinery Store.
The attention . f the lady 1 mtlera of the
J. tiitSvi. ia culled to ti n card utinonnoiog
the opening of a Millinciy Kstbliahiu*nt
iu Hamilton next week. The enterprise
ia io tiie hards of Indies of undoubted
t-H*e, m ho are backed by ttnp'o reaouroes
nud it i* on’y nectettary forth# laibes to
e id on them to bo 0 nvinood tbat it la to
lie HUiooeis. ThoJ ini. ini beeping, not
onlv a full line of th* latest and nrest
MyltHu hat* and honne'a, i*ut il full stock
id eve yriling required by the Udie*
tlive lb,'in a call.
A Sad MlHj nduw.
YVe lcam ,rotii tin Coluiip'ii-, F iq’iiror
thar. Mr ,M. I ni'i. the v il'** of ltcv Kt-ns
iirlii If. McUiin, who v. nl 'o C.int hist
lal! ns a ini-sioiiiciy I o.n tin Methodist
ifi iritop.it l.buich, South, l.ss mitcly lost
I. i reason, tier hit i w**l'tl* lief <o
bl ido 'gi- villi- wh.it n plan' h.-sbren pre
pure Ihs her r- option. Mr. Mi Lain at
tended t In* CVriuuiltUH Dbtlitt ('olde’tOHH
iiet'l in Hnmriton Ichc year. Mmy sinioa
tbico k.o out to i. ni in Ihi- bail tiiistortunr.
IMI to: to nary Meetlny.
VVb, i.,i . ((-i-■ i |..'|ues mi iu ii'inonnco
t.nat t.e YVo.uan's Me louary S-.rietv of
tbe Melliodbt C O'.T II Wril llle.at II '.it We -
ies *ay >1 . * noon, April b It. I’be weather
WH‘so o"pice.'iHt, licit no tmieDllg wua
held y so r sy.
Cheap Coo.’t-n.
Ctook Bros al iiaiuit.on, Hob’t Fpivec,
flood, aid r’lynn Hargett, Momdain Hill,
flu . htivi'oa huid a full anptdy ot ecboul
ud 0 • bg' T ri hooka ad .pied re'*"n'ly
by ri.e Board ’of l-.lnJOßlitm Of II fir
Gnntiiy, which they r# sodlng id low ux
chnr.gs and tnftodnciery priew,
rrnnh. .Draff*,
W learn that errr live lint; I! 'ey
A - . Mii-.ui, will In a few days reeeivo full
Ji si* nf Inn pa, lltedii'lp is', PaintH, Oda.
arid 1 1 , PiiitTa, IVrfHtner.v A*, dinin',
ftoru iui| d'rs and ii. iMifacliners.
lie lira'.
If t> c: fo’.l has ilamurd your pardem
y.,j i i.n :e w the plnmit K with tevds j
It-oiu tli’.i oflio.*, which yon cun wi IV o |
lv lent win,* yodr si.hu rlgtton. A large
lot itCoivu'l i orn , l"Ftilaiiolph'u this week,
I'reth) (aid lieitable.
Lard (nt, M-rlttc. (cl, 'iar.i.srs 08,
oi>r< r Oil, Hr..' 112" Non Ft plosive K>- (
oens t>.(, *1 ioeve a margin, for sale by
Kiley A hla -m.
ICiyni inn.
Do JOU whir to f*[ eu'i rn l.'* In iiwcet |
obtivih. ' Jr S') go ovar to .he <liU'< :r era <
of Uiloj A Mtt;on and try some of in.rr
New Cigars.
The Vlaer.
If yon v ; .l putt r. il gr.ni io* n&rdiei: e■
bt,.i mod.' ine* that yon oh . tiypend on,
go to a draj: store for them.
A /law hitler.
The place. *,.> get goo.t -U .CH, 01 1 -fi:> for
r... iu J. tt Froßi’s, and don’t youfurgei
t*.
**•*' ——
An Ini'Uatlon.
'r'rdl on .1 If. F 1 and got # box of
bln fitsrcu (o.'.sli ni and I c happy.
The For >/ lSent.
I'., .1; I!r ti ers liaVF* just r.-s.vod n fine |
lot of extra good in!! wl.i h they oil r
cheap lor cat'll.
Very 'l.uto Pair'.
Anything you want emi be h,d the: J)
for tush ut 'l. ok B i rtier*.
Just lit.;• ire i
Anew lot of tt, ring Priula nt J. I.
Fro*.’ii.
7T,i
| TboHG b*autifal bone u* J. I*. Fickl a au*l
J kc obui^.
Debtors and Creditors Nf tic-.
Ail pinion* li dabteii t< the mule of T U.
II J KU', lull) 'll (Ji* t*h UOUI J, viHji aih
r hrhy r< q'r*f to link* iiliu- i| * ,
mjuifnr. ao | fmoM l iving cl ■
vtwirift mid .-hlr'i will pren.nt th-iii, do’v
• ulh< iiilonicd, wiibiL >u li plane i’t
liy liw.
n >li:tA~T. iilni'r.
Oeorffiiti Hawil (loiuil).
Notice to Bridge Builders.
On Satutdav tits fifid of A 1 nl, next, vil
Ite let. to the luwe-t ml 'est Imliler at
pnhl c outi-ry, In front o'the Cou i li us
.••■or In th“ town of Hamilton toe t nl 1 J
itig of it bridge across lit* Miilbntry cr uk
at Dowdcil a Ml. I-.
Aso at the same time and place the
building of a h Itlgfi . sloM the Osilie.tcine
t t'-ck, on tbo piihtlc t ad leading trout
Aim fly Hull to Out <ll a.
Tiara and s| e ifleutiona and furfler par
ticulsrs cii it Iteti iqion applicatt, n tu
• lie dlcrk of tho CruumiiohM.i'r, Anl. of
flu id, and Uoietuie.
Itv erdet of the larurd -this March lid,
1881. Flv.sx Hahokit. Jr,.
!'.. C (' It k R
Tbe Nti Junta PotA^peeit
Daily, Tacsday, <fe Eomi-Weakly.
1)• E* L'aldiceUf Proprietor*
n’li/* itirorcHti of tlit- AtUufa Dully
Appro) lift'd I***m * ti" i* r on'* il n fl'*bl lo-
W Ml SmU l liMTI J U A’th(lllg!l 1•*
Uk t}iini volume, i hnK l>eei favorwi] wim
iv rluiV fii*lon quite qu <1 to ny |w
p'i Noulh-ewt of N tHitvil e Tmn And
tliiv', to uitlio-ir t* ♦ .XiimiJit ire of ••!--
•♦J Urt’tiiiy lyU'iiyfc'l to •hI * p per it|
r*nui tin. Th Pont Appeal m
H-i (•({ in po,'ut.tr tnVoi ti-r iU*ih of it* Ui*lv*
ty eh ir tcl r romliim-fi will* a M iiit . f |r>-
liepomfetit lviiut'B* t p I U it ivnr*
UwU ilfiim.ntqJ viMii.anluplielfi
u* 11 i’ll.*-i-Hirl nrvirt all iin umptance*.
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j er. tMr, tmthtul. houer.tiiJu. It" t-Ie
graphic hewn it clu lro every thing ofconne*
iiucneo t ur* >ii •in the world It iuaik-1
Are rehuhle atvi h mete, rmtirl u>
the \Soutln*vn -tnie-. It is nmiieil itaulHt*
yon ihe Hav of jniUieu on *o a* # o rrodi
i'll wM-tioiiK (*f the cotiniry with ih uew<
iu advarnv of tmv Ath.\jtii panvr.
Tet ms of Subscription:
l*f> t Appeal on* yr ~
Dili’.)’ Pi>r-Ap .*•■‘il one ni" .*. . ... 00
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Tinj-uhtyA I’ogt Appeal one vor.. 7*>
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ye if 6*5
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Auiiif.-a nil v mmUiilcations t>.
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Georgia, Harris County.
•lol'ii A Mcf>iim in* k**. npi l'int ..I) i
in*• for leilim of ui.ird nimhipof liO'i
JiihiinV: tnlll'T n T t N. ilnlll v -'oo, tl -r-rt.
ril.iiml !’.Ml® Ad i im .11, n ioor of W . I).
A 1 kf'lrou. Hi*., e Ki 11.
All i crimH inic< r *'l i*ri* hereby notirt*
i'd In ilniw cm ho, II my il er lihvi*. by vli i
lirii* Mi inlny in Mny, n *t, w'iy lidt**!'** of
t"irillniiftilp i-lii>i.iii nul t*i* y routed mid
ii| |'*l mil.
flloon under my Imnd urn) offieiitl sigry*.
tin*.*, M’l. Ii 10, IMb
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a lars<\ cfluwly*
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running fehft tforfcs of tb<j arid Is r.o
!r*j;lrt itf Vnat It ii busily
Uii'b.rjjtoO'j.
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