The Northeast Georgian. (Athens, Ga.) 1872-1875, June 27, 1873, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textju if tr*y y i r. ciAi EDITORS AND fROPRIETOns, At 2 wo ‘Dollars ’Per, CASH IN ADVANCE. r, ***USpo«ltnen UnjdesScnt Free on AtpUeation.-Stt SEH1XU MACHINE AGENTS. There’s two things oil Mfs alri there haiut no escape,from! And them is death and sowing machine agents. Lighting rod men Js caliajno.st .as had, but they'don’t quite come up W the mark. Yon may turn, and twist, and plan, and contrive, and argyfy, and lav yourself out ginerally, but you can’t git red of the sowing machine agent ! He’ll stop to diuucr, and ]>ick his teeth with your best silver forks while lie tells you about the vartoos and graces of the lock stieh, and the under food, and the improved-shot tie, and all that kind uf.tulk, that everybody.khows so well. And I’ve took notice that lie’s ginerally a nice-looking man, and that makes it woe* liar .ye, because no wo man, as is a woman, cian be onpolitc tia handsome man,with tidy whis kers, and modest-looking boots and 011- ixpressibles. For about ten year, I should say, the sowing machine men have been pestering me to buy machines. Thcy.’ve left every kind of a machine under the sun, for me to t:v, and I’ve done up my sowing on ’em and itliaint cost me a cent. And when the agents would come round I’d jest tell ’em the machines didn’t exactly,suit me, • and they’d carry ’em olfagin. . * t . S Hut this spring ] cunt acrost a new agent. an oncommon name, and common man. Ellea*->S is a bcauty, apd she shot: with him il' it wasp’t for and then Arthur getjrsu lias to kiss him, and twidi mustache, and cadi him her, f “old dar ling,” about half-tlinhour, itfore he’ll come rtjmid' right. Mr. Whicksy ho sell men sowing machine, new kind of a one. JJ 7nJ> vmn tljgnns* him etnuiov ciot|i«-j.jo amot ‘lalnr.'ojO** it “'•♦hno si il .mniali-bim sdl mail bTriiTr%"r> ad -biv»vgfirriF>«rfl -feoobr NOi 40 him by the collar, and I shook hi ml with all iny might, and I shook him sd hard that the very tectli dropped out of his head, ® n d Was gabbed # by onr old gobbler and ^gobbled fh'no lime. XVho’d have thought that young man’s teeth was false?; T' lO ) 001 You’d ort to have seen this agony. Words can’t do it justice. lie was a going to see his gal* anti. ho\vct|tild he appear afore her toothless ?) (lie let it all out, and then he sot sail after the II." lll^ A V.lllll .U 1UH il His name is.Whiekijy. liatl^ur union name, aid lie is ai^ oiw fter til ni\^ u onto the roof Of the corn-house, am there he sot and and lalfed at us, a well as a he-turkey could. Mr. Wliicksy he 1 legged of me to do something. 1 told him Vd kill the gobbler and git the teeth, -it he’d take hack the maclunc, and lie sed he would. And he did. i t Mose White knocked the bird down, with a fishing-poie, and Whicksy went away with his mouth full of teeth. He never stopped to wash ’em rite in. I hain’t got any- sowing machine -now.- Put this in small letters ,so that no agent will notice it. /lines fig. '<te Death of a Gobblor.- In eighteen hundred seventy-three Was done a dreadful tragedy !— ' i A wicked gobbler swallered-down Some,teeth in Pigeon Holler town, Belonging to a man that peddles Sowing machines with patunt treadles; Great was his grief; loud lie iliil qrvj "()li, savtrthem Heotli ! or let medic ! Fur if my darling sees me thus, , - , There’ll lie a dreadful, awful.luss ! i She'll mitten.me and take Sam Bust— And then, dear Lord; nty heart’ll burst!” bid after von hfive-wMfflifcd fttwtrhmrtfe as it jjra» 'riieayou Qowufeiiret]., you bundle it up, with one - Comer draggfiiw, and stfimbfo Intrt tife iMttfo*. ami have more trophic with the sfovQ, and fail to find any way of T »* i t VStNt: T1IE CARPET STETCUEIt While you stand ou the carpet, and fail to find any place to stand off from the carpet and then you got down on your knees again, while your wife hold the saucer, ami with blind confidence hands you broken tacks, tacks with no points, lacks with no heads, tacks with no leathers, tacks with the largest eud at the poiuts. Finally the carpet is down and the baby comes back, ami the cat comes hack, and the dog comes hack, and your wife smiles sweetly, and says she is glad that job is off her mind. As it is too late 4», do .any-q- thing else, you slV the~.§T®*jmd ‘ smoke, with the inner consciousness that you are the meanest man in Amer ica. The-next day you hear vour wife tell a friend that she is so tired ; 1 she took up and put down that great heavy (arpe^yesterday.j r -nic(j| A. OL Herald. ' " *• 1 t I f was iletdkninietl to it was a It lnul all tho im provements, and some besides! It would do nil kinds of work that ever was done, and about, fifty kinds that never had been done! It was a light running little thing. It never got out of repair. Your couldn’t run i t wrong if you tried. It was fun to operate it. Queen Victoria had one that she made all .her nightgounds and things on herself. Ginral Grant’s wife had one that all the Ginral’s shirts was sowed mi. That was w'hat made him such a close* man. His clothes was sowed up close. A person who once had this machine would sooner <}io than part with it 1 The agent himself lid nftlier*l4 bum-' ed at the stake than hot haye thjs wbni derful machine! So had his wife ! So had all his lblks, including his grand ma and his mothor-in-lnwVgrandma, which was aged one hundred and two, and had all her reasons, and had strewed flowers before Washington, and could rejK-at the catechism from one end to tother, and could see to thread a needle without specks. I won’t tell the right name of this machine, because it would lie kind of unfair—so I’ll jest call it for handy, the Queen. It was cheap. Forty dollars cheaper than the other kinds of machines, mid forty dollars is worth saving. Forty dollars will buy a iiicoJiog.;. and at the last elec: ion forty dolliirs would 'buy amo-t-auy - -man’s -vote— in - Pigeon Holler. Thai agent was too much for ycr Aunt Jerushy, and she-collapsal jtfttfr he’d stayed to onr ’us three days, 'ana she collapsed after he’d stayed to our ’us three days, and bought his machine. I had it sot in the setting-room. The day after I bought it I went to mak ing mo some nightgounds like Queen Victoria. The thing jvent on a little while, and then it went backwards. I couldn’t stop it to save me? The more I trotted my feet the more it went the wrong way! lly and hy the shcttlc hopped out, and honneedoti- totlie floor, and the eat grabbed' it, and kited for the wood-shed aud I af ter her with the broom ! I got the shcttlc and went to work agin. The under thread broke. Then the upper. Then the under. Then the upper, and so on for lialfan-hour. Then 1 fixed the upper tension. Then I fixed the under tension, v Then I fixed both of them. Then I iled the thing. Then I tightened the belt and went at it. Both threads broke togeth er now. I took the crit ter apart, and looked into his in’ards. I put him together agiu,.and sot .•v new needle. I sowed a few stichos, nfid then there was a crash ! Needle broke ! Sot an other one. Got it too high It didn’t reach into the shuttle race. Sot it low er. Got it too low, and broke the pint off. Sot another. It skipped stitches. JThen tho belt cum apaVh . * It give it up, and made the liigbt- gounds by hand, | ( Next day there was a spot' of ilc on my setting-room •cartel? as big as yer hand, where the ile had run oil' from that machine. I tried it agin in a day or two. Ilad just about the same performance over agin. The next day the same, and so on for a week. Then I got mad, and. I swore re venge on that machine agent. 1 watched for him, aiul. in about a fortnight I seed him driving by as fast as, .ever lift ’.old * ljpss ctnijj) cl. I grabbed a basin of coj^i, and run out. He ducked to the boss, hut it warn’t no use—the annermile had caught sight of that corn, and warn’t to l»e got by with clucking. . - Mr. NVhieksy had to stop. I told hi ip stout the taaahbie.'i and asked him to take it bhekand give me my thirty dollars., He killed at nj«V nntllUu cigar, and sod' ho dfiilii’f Then Moses, the deliverer, come t He struck his fishing Dole rightlionip! Down came the gobbler teeth and all — And lit upon the garden wall ; ' lie wrung his neck, anil cut his crop. And, lo ! them teeth did outward drop! Sinners,' Who read this tale, ltcware! Let all your deeds lie true and lair ! Lest, like that gobbler^youdiiJir Ik'd Your sin’s reward come close behind, lie gobbled up the teeth, pnrtr'clf! And then got gobbled up himself! Jekcsuy PmtKrss ’ DOMESTIC BLISS/ ' .Ait- % itnoHVi The Happiness of Shaking Carpels—A Rival of the Danbury “News” Mini Tells a Lillie Story. .Ad-.MSKTA course.'• >,i j *- A Varfck sfreet sali>on : keeper ari* ; nounces, by sign-board, “Irish Lager Bier.” From his cavalry experience Mnc- Mahon is relied on for a stable govern ment in France. Manufacturing is not a poor-paying business, although it takes tcifjnrfilLtiJ make one cent. i if L. J.£ , -IS! I (• lolWhi — A Wester^ editor re^cntJy rMtebshp 1 ty mi!ct on a cow-catcher, mi^ failed to catch the CoW, after all;' 1 “ J ’' . Josh*' KSflM#*4ylf “You’d better not know so much, than to know so many things that ain’t so, A Pottcltteepsieelertt loves*the-very ground a? Highland' widow wnlk« upon. It is worth §200 an acre. Nature and m < ud<upl«kou|eww(Maiap, |>livvimrat"roaffipuip<iJk.*^Tl4vl tifol lo in: tsodjpil ‘jrii In if], a • I cd.i- .41 i . -d, ni ibi.lv/ rU.u M »• »««*** i87 ^ tin ahitar ■«) ot mu l a -''f'h' gnitoai .aobenimavs it* nilA Jm3 fa baa aloallA oi *.\ab thn Onr Cosh ^ i vtdnul: el *®* Advertisements, from 1 this date, ineerletl nf Dollar wr^mro bif one jnc'l^JwJ^lJrs* "oam 'f! >td ttitrl vod A infertioo,. iwf’Sjfemy-nW cSntriiti'rsqBsm aw' .naoT ,imubaL ni fo W, a fa wait atjregular Advertising rates. beib sad ,-»oiho wot isbnu tint =t^AUgr^wX>i Iiin.y ■iiiiii , .a»T T iiji^jQqBi|e|, nw mmiwrwsKoTd, (*.**&rH ‘ t -an* it rfriV V RAU.VtMdVli !:rffc>r* ’ 'iDb* 3 bun tn ” tmamiii'd 1 vnio t K kwtf-tH*»gfeltn‘ (6al- a 3 f!lfocr"W thtf-RSchhioffi la riltf? It iS ’^tn so! Itf ofSdhtfaty;- 'm2, Thomas T. 'Glles. the : smi ‘ f br’‘Governor "Wm. II'.’-GndsV antl^Mf; G'lsth.vns A; Myere, both young m«f; *ettterilig the carriagd of ftmllfterh'iid flrdVdtoHano'vef Gourt- kottatl 1, ’ Tlierie’they entered the ktnge fof'TScqtiia cret^k, ha\n.tig eTi^ng(ed scats ‘leavitig'' hotne: ^ 'Aiiiohg the ht Wife a gipntlemitn Ivlicf IttFpt hhffcd down hpon the Tfafti- wiiM^=fee/4cd f a Mclr to 'the' OI.D SERIES—VOI.UMF, NEW SERIES—VOLL'Ml aarfaawiilC fa oamow nenrjol) A fata god xtrnif of Atiid oo?ig L-ii i erv t ..fuehiTc’nntnicfs mailo - m^tWITA3-Taitl fcsl RtdAe,i«4r IWiiWfNDftidllir.m is thueditv(>«hnih|iitsn»A)a^riilC'iif)I|r -recent. *> uijm ® lpt with their enemies. He see.hia»<WH 5 140 r eaeniP^rvrccr, frriTP“ors^nrc efr tire Medicines. f♦ililo** jroa ?dt . „ ait .tuiTJBl. - T 0 ®# Qamo llttusc a<K»r, in thc.county of Hart ana town rtf. rale, op tUg yjJtST.ffU^SlP.AJi ^ AJE-*’,.;, n«xt y ;tlic following property to-wit; All of the intent rtf* P.-Av KI xoh In rfWiinVflfr' ton '! certain tract tit Lyin^ anf bdttgitai six Brigadiers appointed in the regular a hut cm the peac£ awtablisinent.oHt wasgirencoimiiand-of the Bopartmeut of the L’irolinas, ilftnC b carried -u lit it ruthlessly-aliitkoioreel vftiasure^iaivfK i remorseless Gongresd. if lib wir AgajBst* ) his Own* laud; audi q>odplft o seetiidit tf» 1 havo destroyedjuftihi^ iidUaiiqadlitieapI > while she is WHAT SHALL AVE DO D1TH Ol'K • V . Apropos of Mrs. Livermore’s late lecture on the above important ques tion, the DawniKirt Jknukrut ..tlifigi sensibly ninkes answer: Teach them self reliances Teach them to make bread. T^hjntemt« mfiW^hir|^ O C leach them to foot up store hills. Teach them not to wear false hair. Teach them not to paint and pow der. • ' A •"» V ; V Teach them to wear thick, warm shoes. * '" • ■ * ' t “ , vr d i!nN 1 flrnlg* thefA up' in* the 'way“£fi{q' should wo ide- in a Teach them how to make their own drosses. ; T , , 1 j // i Teach them fo do marketin _ for il dollar is oi\ly v The annual ceremony of taking up. whipping aud putting down carpets is almost upon us. It is one of. the fills wliidi flesh is heir to, anil -cannot lie avoided. You go home some pleasaut Spring day, at .ptttitt -witk, Utf?' world, and find the baby*U ffh’tTOPti'Uice and get your favorite pudding for dinner. Then your wile tells you how much younger you look, and says she really lm]»es She can Itirn that walking dress she wore lust Fall and save tlu* ex pense of a new siii;, ’nnd then she dsks you if you can’t just help her about taking tip the carpet.. It you are a fool,-mud.you generally arc by._tliis time, you tell her ofcqurse you can, just as well as not. Then she gets A SAlT'Ei: FOR THE TACKS, And stan^ and holds it^aml then you get the claw add goldown on yout- knees and begin to help her. You feel quite economical About the first three tacks, and take them out carefully and put* them in a saucer. Your wife is good about holding the saucer and beguiles you with an interesting story about how your, neighbor’s little hoy is not expected to live till morning. Then you come to the tack with the crooked head, and you get the claw under it and the head comes <fH, andtisljt wont do to leave the tack in the floor be cause it will tear the jcarjxA. wlieuit is put down, a]gaiti, vou skin your knucka worth lea anil <vi't- ‘ " 1 “ ' ill hr. les and get A HL1VER I'NDKlt ,YOUR THUJilt NAII. f And tell your wife to shut up about that everlasting boy, and make up your mind that it does not make any differ ence about the tack, and so you begin on the corner where the carpet is doubled two or three times, and has been nailed down with a shingle nail. You don’t care a continental about saving the nail, because you find that it is not a good timefor the practice of economy, but you do feel a little hurt, when both points break off from the claw and the nail does not budge a peg. Then your manhood asserts itself, and you rise tip in your might and throw the carpet-claw at the dog, and gctliold'of the carpet with,both hands, and the air is FULL OF DUST AND FLYIXO, TACKS, And there is a fringe of carpet yarn along the mop-board, and the baby cries and the eat goes anywhere, any where out of the world, and your wife says you ought to be ashamed of your self to talk so—but that carpet conics up. 1 * Then 'you lift one side of the stove, and your wife tries to get the carpet from under it, but ain’t because you arestai ding on it. So you take a new hold, just after your back breaks the carpet is clear. You arc uot tli rough yet. Your wife don’t tell you family. Teach /liein that one nundretl* cents’. Teach them how to cook a good meal ol victuals. . ^ ■, v v Teach them everyday, hard, pract- cal common sense. ,. „ ^ ^ ; Teach them Ko\v to darn stockings and slw on buttons. Give them- a good, substantnfl, common school education/. 'KIM ff Teach them to say no, and moan it; or yes, and stick to it. Teach them to regard the morals, and not the money ot tho beaux. Teach them to wear calico dresses— and do. it like a queen. TeaclPthem all the mysteries of the kitchen, the dining room and parlor. Teach them that a good rosy romp is worth fifty delicate consumptives. Teach them to have nothing to do with intemperate and dissolute young men. Teach them that the more oiie lives within their income the more 1 they will save. Teach Jhein . th:<t the; Kwest lives beyond their income the nearer they get to the poor house. Bely upon it, that upon your teach ing depends in a great measure ting wmi orw,«-onn,MVdMifo:* • Teach them accomplishments—music, painting, drawing—if you have the time and money to do it with. Teach them to climb apple treqp go fishing, fcultivAte a garden and drive a team or farm wagon Teach them that God made them in hi£ own image, ami that no amtuiiiL uflight, latfdg 0f|l Jinrove tRc'n{wlt!l.” Teach tne’in that a good, steady, mechanic without a cent, is a dozen oil pa tal loafers in broadcloth. Teach them the essentials of life — truth, honesty, uprightness—then at a suitable time let them marry. taking up their carpets putting down hers. walk into Ftornitv,” is a lieadin San Francisco paper. Adlergyi^ian get^ qlTthe f<fl]bn|nfr i “Boston proposes a'convention' of bald 4 men to he held next month— probably to revive the old wig party. The Woman’s Journal, Boston, has captured a Massachusetts girl who walked forty miles in two dpys to at^ tend a circus. i A New Bedford man a fouqid a Jtmg- Jost brother recently, by reading*over the cases of cures ill a patent medicine almanac/ T TI i • 7 TH The wife , of; Burlington, diet! on Saturday ‘ last',' of ccrcbro spinal mcncijitis aged 05. {This is the first time we have heard the ago of that disease stated.] Nasliua, N. H., having ^<inc tb the expense of two steam fire-engines, now discovers that the wholb frnter supply of the city will only keep one of them going for tetimiinites. ' (i < l =. i ? A Texas sajoon-keeper, who used a stolen graveston 2 for a beer counter, “lias been persa-idci}, by the argument ofa grass ropethe 'hands of liis neighbors,” to abandon the practice. The editor of the Hoihe Journal, published in Houston, Tex., proposes to increase the circulation of his pajicr l>v sending it at half-price to all who marry during the year. A Pennsylvania man used nitro glycerine to blow out a ledge. As he hasn’t been home since, his wife hasn’t made any definite arrangement about a spring bonnet. There was a row at Oconto, Wiscon sin, recently, in which a Bohemian was only stabbed eighteen times. lie was lovely in bis life, biit in death he is sadly divided. iq. But that boss was a conscientious beasts and with h|s eye on that com fie didu’t budge an inch. ‘ , 4Jot out of h'? ivaggio, and used some insulting lahgwitlge to me. He called me an old Icmiygrunt, ami sod Jonathan Perkins was to be pitied. A Girl Who Never Saw a Young Man.—An old* man who lives near St. Helena, Gal., in a wild soli tude, has a very pretty daughter, aged 19, who had probably never seen ayoung man till her father took her to San Francisco the other day to see the town. She was dressed up pretty, for the first time in her life, and her silks and ribbons and the gay sights almost turned her head. But whaf most in terested her was that hitherto unknown being—the young man. Every time she saw one she would fix her eyes a ,naE earnestly oil him, aud she actually made several attempts to get away from the old man, that she might cultivate the acquaintance of these J*f e“tM action of disinfectants? lie replied, *‘Thcv smell so badly that the people ?£00hl i "#t! A st idled eagle, seated mi a ballot* box ditto, is repotted to by the most conspicuous object in the American department of thc Vienna Exposition.. The ia’^le dde3 not' scream much at Vienna. • * A Quincy, Ill., lady has a quilt containing, 5,4'>3 pieces, nud 185,600 stitches. A Western paper asks, “Who counted the latter?’,’ woman who would he fiiol take them would be fool enough to \\ -mT The will of a resident of Middlesex, Del., recently deceased, contains the word, the occasional con vulsive clenching of his hands showed internal agitation of no ordinary kind'. Mr. Giles having observed him at tentively, 'said to his friend, Mr. Myers: “That is John C: Calhoun.” “I think not,” was the reply. “I know it, and will prove it.” Mr. Giles then began to talk in rather a loud tone about the resolh- tions in favor of. nullification which JoTm Randolph had but a short time before induced'thc citizens ofCharlotte comity to pass, expressing his dissent from them. Mr. Calhoun, for he it was, at once raised his head. “Do you kjiow Mr. Randolph, sir?” “Yes, sir; I know him quite well.” ‘“Do jou live in this district?” “No, sir; but in the one adjoining' mo ! 4 ■*- ; > ’ “I am.supiKed, sir, that one who' knows that great mhu so‘well, andwhd lives so near him should disapprove his course. • M. Giles, in order to draw the emi nent Carrolinian oitt, defined his posi tion as best he could, hud Mr. Cal houn Waxed eloquent, in defense of his o«in view?. , \Yhqi\ Abe! stage! stopped in Fredericksburg, a great Dumber of citizens called on Mr. Cal houn at the hotel, and in the course of conversation Mr. C. asked wild .that young-man .was, pointing to Giles. Hearing his name, he at once stepped up td him, offered his hand, said that he knew his father, Gov. Giles, well, and expressed his regret at. having spoken perhaps with too much warmth. f “No,” said Giles, “it is I who should apologize, \\diich I now do most sincere ly. To be frank with you the disoqssk n was the result ofa plot on the part of my friend Myers and myself to draw you ouai L, j - ’ wi-Y M-.. iug, “I must confess that I was fairly caught.”' On re-entering the stage conversa tion was resumed, anil tho subject of railroads was brought up, Mr. Giles saying that he expected to .go from Ellicott’s mills to Baltimore on per haps the only railroad then existing in America. Mr. Giles did go that distance by rail, but the motive power was a mule, Mr. Calhoun, address ing his young auditor, said: “T'iiil von Dvnr fmnr nf' Atlsi lor Liver Complaint anti the |iaintul .elCsprini? thereof, to-wit: HYSPliPSlA, ( ONSTIIWTION, Jiumdice, Hillious atuck^, feHJK HLAliAClIK, Colie, Th'pre.-sii.n of Spirit*, SOCK STOMACH, Ueariliuri^iCIl^l^ aud FEY Lit, Al, Ac. After years or Varefill expi iiiueiiL-, lo meet a :-Cieat and urgent demand* we now producp from »4ir original Genuine Ptncders, THE PREPARED A Litjtiid farm of fiuntnons* LiVeriRej;Ulator, r»»n- taitti:i>: all »Ls wonderful and valuable properties, amlutfbr it-A V ri* * ONE DOiiLAR BOTTLES. The Powders, price frtJxdtm*, ...$1.B0 per package. •Sent by mail 1.04 “ 1 ■ > Ojft."Cja?xoJsr. - » Uny no U*>wt^cf.s oi Prepared Simmons’ Kevuia- tor* unless* in mir engraved Wrapper, with Hade mark, stamp arid *uuature uubroKcu, None oth er is genuine. * c! ‘ J.I-HL ZEILIN «fc CO;, . t MawHi, ila. t iitid IMiilmU-luhla ♦ Sold by -a ll niaoiiism jan^-Cm i lindi dathnfvor.trnnrfanmeri ahlh , j usual'type of the renegdde.' A cith^n u W.HBfW SUIH-reit! of Cliaxloftb was prasent in 'Itiahmond when Gen. Canby jK-r. omdly superm- tciided the hanging of a whiteuman up bv the thumbs fon kicking: an insolent negro out of his saloon. ■ ■ K Jim Lano cut his* own ‘throat. •Stanton most likely committed suicide.-/ 1 Kiugdnowned himself. One by onethe oppressors of the South coiue to an untimely end; Some of the most atro cious are riow covered-with infamy worse tiiau death. Is it accident-or is it retribution ? Thchistotyof rene gades /Ls getting t6 be interesting. Mr. Lincoln deserted his own people, violated liis conscience and stultified his oft - expressed tph ions; He was foully and- /atrociously . murdered, in the hour of liis triumph.. Gen. Thomas pledged himself in Lynchburg, *t thfe' outbreak of-the war, to stand, hydti? neighbors and kindred. -fcJedueed'by: office, lie ftiifght against them. At the close of his brilliant miiiitanw career, a’ popiujayiWas put over bkn, ami die! dropped dead A Stnu’Erobrfsoo. 4M- Brownlow was the stiingest pro slavery man iuaH tho §quth. B[ntj»e.i)ast l»s loj with the. Aboliti,ouj9};s. #(y,l f perse- cutcd.his own people.. 4|ais.n<iiji'. a. paralytic, aod v gliiiu^t a djiv/.qjng idiot. Professor MaLau.wqs.aii aiideVttrjouth- ernor, ajul.co^ld,.hardly ffiij* lungjiage where with to cxprqps his al)ho”cM.ce of the disunion , r Aj/i-iliti(#i pauJy, ? M ,ifo affliated with n Jliftt. party ! war,. a,ul beqamu very bitter against his own ^potion. lie was so [>creeded, R^JSFGPS CURE • ur* -*.»• •i$ Certainty Prompt TTHED TWICE \U will prevent the 1)1 A WEEK, JT DIm’jisc atmni/i Poultry • , v *' * - . *. ’ ‘ •*' ' all,,i}ncl» t Ou« Rutile, Worlli ! UE8'l'6e whenIns wyrk was done, tlinem hinwolfj Twotiaifcm»ut MeAicine. ts? um «r. n .1.. tt > J.V. , * T ’ DuUnrsauiimUl, tuijtirtllr st ueorgia. '■M *1 ; 4 i»4 tv, on Ttnpilo river, art join ing, lantls of Jonathan { WoWdn, A if. ■ lluhdfHiaiidtifiia«r'*<*<*, ttpjtfarics^ tiigotiiev • \ Witlitlic qruwing Croi* tlieioyii. ,'-f ehant Mill miu Siuv Mill mill C*51t"ii din on raid lirwnislw. 1 pCvted U>*!i]ut nWMie’Jntitlertr MV - * ‘ 1". ol Eavins w. P. If*. Nixon ; ais<». one in f^vorpl'J.- il.-' sfcSitsli ■ vs. K it. Nfxnn. ‘iraiitA m>a> 1 the Jiisiiconl'onrt l4'ltho DisiivtMi. M., ? iFchruary 1UU-187:L ^ Also,' at tho same time ami place, wilt*w»w»W,- TlnMf otntr»U xmO f»w*» amt^nedwi# -UitJS oTJLHMt l lying.ami bvimt in f*.ii(®cvHiiity vf Hart, n:th river atul Rig Lightwood ort*ck, adjoining lands of John Coilirnn, Micajah Carter, and others. •** Levied on and sold as tjie jtropcity of Janies Rice/ , to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor ot .1. L. Turner, admin istrator of ft. J.’IL f»enN»tV, deeenVc<l, rs. ^anieji^ ltice, Johu G. McCurry .wul \ViJli:im,J<'m>. A|» .sundry other ft. Sis. m in? hands vs. sniff tes Rice.- 1*110 Abovtf tbnd {s sold SfiltfWT fo tlic* ilonlcMciid of IWkT. * t> '■ i 1m>, at tbe xamc time and place, T^renty-fiVe Acres ofLaml, lmne or le-s, tube fOirvcycd olf or the Cochran tract, adjoining lands of KliaXWihrau/ H. Tyler and others. , Levied on and void as tl|ii properly of Eliza Coeliran. to satisfy n fi. fa. in fa vor of S. V. Milford V.L mid Eliza Cfn hrtin, fssn^l friyu the Superior Court of said county, returnable to the September term of said Court, 1S7o.- Also, at* the same time tmf* *Hiflr v <*y vfflt ^W* v another trr.ct ofl«andiu #fi«l eviu*f # v,4*Hijlic ‘Tfr* * ters \ii l.iglitwoftd Log creek, adjoining lainU, of lieiify AHcn, Ilrtgfi Mt-Iiintf, ^r., 1 affl4 doirtUiniug-Om- llumlrcjl mid 'JCliirty Arrer«, ifcpw or .loss, levied on ami rtakt as ll)^ nrwm^rty of Samuel Askew, to rfnP/fV a’ fl. fa. fh fa\^rftf J. it 1 .- jkidton vs. Sami A^Jcevr; returnable to »Ae Jiilf Oenu of the bounty Court <>1 ^806.. qlher ft. fas. in myTiaiiiTs. ’ Also, a’Htlie Kiiii#'tlme atfd |>1irS#v 'tWR kh Thif« 11 ujut Sbpy v 4SY?},<!H^trf,Jpon ( .j|5j | less, lying and being in said tfount.v ,-on tlie waters uf Cellar OMki :ulJoBvlrt U'v, J. U, artil l^illiiiiii known a. the IIoiuc tg X* L. Stuwera, Itf. satisfy a fi. tl.* Ill V.iVor ofSotuiuon SfeRtts TFT. f? Stoiuci«,;^il sunjlty-c.t'j^ft.^js. ous iiartlvs Ts. tlieJOlid/r. I. Stumors. > * Abu, a/tffl s^ini'Ifmcntr^/flinci /Two Iftfiiifrcif” aiul-Siitt.-en.Awvs <if fcaml,lyin'#.*4 Wc WHt'4. <jf Cielat adjuuilnu laii^r^f llic ^utIIkh! iitace.’CasWct l-’arnier, and l.iii ing tutUUCstate «if Mari- tl * iettef Ipma as IVatSjjD.pia^,;, , ^, AliO| at the Fame jiine and place, will. l»c sold.* One Huttdr^i artd tc^on liwtt tkSF *-«)«*''’MW. K&8&* Jpja/ii a crust pt cqrnbiead, tliau. poQBjUoug-, streAthft pet of Gragt, and .the idol of the Louisiana thieves? ; .hc/pieqth tOj auinot-ane fib “to liny hi Toffo'lhng' and strong enough to hang that Irish wife of his.” When Lord Eldon brought in his bill for restraining the lilie'rty of tho press, a member moved as an addition al clause that all anonymous works should have th(3_. n^Jiie .of the author print-itWfaAhelitie page. young caugl any more little stories, ‘but gets B'o^r] a ,,d go with them. She successfully, old coat and hangs it "on you, autri gnye her father the slip when they! on ns the back door aud shoves you out, and ititimhtesi that the carpePifcejls whipplAj'/ Whet >*6a .liangwtlto-ltdr- across the clothes-line nienting thin THE WRONG WAY, And get it righted, aud have it slide off into the mud, and hang it tip again,' 1 and get a half a pint of dust and three broken tacks snapped out-of theaiortii-*' is west corner in your mouth by the wind, you make some observations which you neglected to mention while in the hou(b.; Then you hunt up tt stick and go for that carpet. The first blow ter how you stand, you wield that cudgel till both hands are blistered, and| the milk of human kindness curdles in You can whip the enr- , But that.die led lief bV Ill(f blind. After lie got lier ou the boat for Yal- lejf>* on the homeward trip, he felt pretty safe and coucludcd to take , a drink. He took several, and in his absence the daughter made the ac quaintance of two sprightly young men on the boat, anil she was so fasci- ed inUrd^J inan is living^ T^ ii is,-whether the ' verdict sUm a rescind?!!:' ox the man -allowed to “Only ten cents, and it’s the re« uirdet liis'-victim. . i Havana.” Well, how many do . . *!. A - », smoke in a day ?” A gentleman having tt\Ti&*e fthat (tT .., n ,hr«t T nlwnvs wm suppoj quc.'tioh be Did you ever hear of Atlanta ?” “Never in my life,” said Gfics^ “You will not find it on any maj of the United States, It is hardly to be willed a village; there is hardly a tavern there aud little else, but that place is destined to become one of the great railroad centres of* the United States.” He then explained at lejigth the peculiar ’ geographical situation of Atlanta, just where the Appalachian range, terminating abruptly, afforded a natural gateway for the Southwest to the waters of tli? Atlantic, and to the great markets of its coast. 1 “Now,” he cuuntinued, “if you will take a large map of Georgia, find Atlanta, make a dot defining its posi tion on the map of the United States, and place one end" of a string at Rich mond and the other at Atlanta, you will sec the natural route of an import ant railroad, and you will see not only where it ought to go, hut where it actually will go. You, Mr. Giles will live to see that road built; I may not. It will pass.yfiur own residence, Amelia C. n ; will pass Burk’s Tav ern (now called. BurkviUe Junction) J it will go by Daneville, by Greensboro, by Charlotte, N. G., and thence to Atlanta, Georgia. t - * " The Cost of Cigars. — “How much did that cigar cost you, John ?” the regular you BA&DWAKE. SIIMMET It NEWTOS, DEALER*! IN --./rinytifriO y*T j »iiT llard^are r , , , - tl jV udt >*l A m. Jii * fe»ii, JfwHsr' ATHENS, And f«»r sale by Mon hants Jirinerally, and i»v BARRETT, LAND vk CQ., Augusta, Wholesale* A gouts. * • fe?.2M)in A Great S Wondeiful Discovery MRS. R. E. RTJSTT, 4L(i TAVERN, WALTON COl'NTY, GA. H ERE IS Wir.VT gave ritie (o tbe Wonderful 1/isooverv : My little daughter, Claudia, wus severely burnt on her cheek with an egg. After trying everything the aiust learn ed Thy sicinu of this count v r<>coinniended, and all seemeil to do no good*, nty littWij^ughtqr cuntinuod to grow woixt and worse. In a few weeks .-he began to breakout in rliuhiug.hrti e^, nUiivei^and’lbiaturnUv became alarmed at nut her eondition. 1 dropped all. ejse, began to eoiupuun«l i\ medicine |>f my own, whiedt, alter the first application, I disco\jpred produtxM* great change, and '*« fi• <■ iioin <a,i'.Ui dir without a scar. \ a i -ttii <• ytfoiati ami i jfth-1 * u /«a a!Mr«D U: til to - Rlf««V MATERIatiii. * -. . v«i» Ih't -Hii ir ManuLicturcn’t* Agents for the Sale of.. Jackson h: btt-***** -aj iiuq(J I . */“ BROWN- GEO. 0l St'E^NS?;' ’ V' * BLIKDS, SASH and DOORS. QUEEN OF THE SOUTH Corn amp Wheat Threshers. 1 .t • a hi< Powers, &er J6S^~ Special tim’d bontracts made on the above when time is wanted, j, ‘ ii vc ilfiy. iBy little strl 1 • t1 isttimcraiFcfic-M i»* : - .m; Si ‘A MIS j .ST Wittlic!a,Ta thro«BA.\ffe(tti-gl!fir*l>-. ' •» ' * Mr., ami ills. L. RliAHRERR Y ure my sole A lilrW^oumV. »KTftDI!AK Wf<Prf and ‘ Mr. IIAURI80N BRlHGEo arc Agents fordack sonAitid Hall counties. f !. ui UANHalt’S-. - OIL. In March last, niy wife wus aliiicted with sever© Rheuina%isin I* hefRcft Shoulder and Imu. I ap plied every g».|| remedy t hat waspi e»eribed, hut ioulhtfnhthfhglr» iV*l»4<ythi^jmfri until I :t]«plied MlKi k^pirhitlrih. JJVT. STErilENf- 1>M offer the This is . t AOIOOIL, and t can rc^hmrtbnd it ♦e, Chilblain, S|muns and Bruises. I am \suM*» d that no one would regret trying it. M. I*. DAVIS, Cliief Police, Athens, (Ja. -— 1 — ■■—.,;r *!!'■<—,— LONGS S;B ILL'JPS, WHOLKSM/E AND HIvtAID A gentleman finviogAQHPro ran away and brok« lug wjHes necKfn neighhyt.tttivjght to buy tfi^imimal as a means of divorce. “Nobjjio,” said his owner; “I intend to mariftt^ani my self before long.” was any indication that she had coipc to a fiat stoiie. left the boat for the cars, and the in fatuated girl was sto.wcd between them in a smoking car. But her father fouud lier aud whirled her out of that car, in the liveliest manner, and kept h hr hands (on, her till' they reachfedA hinVeJ^He wfll'not dar6, effiiosc her 1 to such jieril agaui, aud the T poor girl is destined to close cornfiucnacntfont of the world oT voung men unless she Tha$ wa»a touchlngrexperioncc|of7« Bdstoil grtifleman whose fatiiHy 'hacr been abroad for sometime. Il6 met them in Paris recently, ai.d his chil dren speaking French ohly, he was ‘obliged to go to school to acquire the language, in-order to converse with his offspring, ^ In a Latin class a few days smee^ ie world ol young men unless sue lnauaun < I S I ,1 < i / . |» yottdg lady was called up for the * i-* II i * *■ ■» * *-*• - 1 * “ 1 deeleusion of a certain word. She Flour of all grads for sale by >\ catli- boldb- J>a»cq|de4 j- Jlpic, Ziofc erly &‘^Co. nudSu^I ,f f whiA “ ’ " received : w»th joyful- ap- (J iUI nine ■*!' I JlGl, * ,v vm u J , The'cclcbriiteiT I he hoc Iilins* ah-jplauje.by the boys. i B ht into the cent re of that cloud, with vays ou by Wcatheriy t&Qoi' , Vvonmr nmn-in iiid^Vd in vour faW^hnat- J *3 man_ur. ■ ,J **—* A Good Smoke,—“C^ur Choice.. is. a superior Cigar, and cau be had of D sent day , v KMvarinski&I^er.^ , fn ’j • i ; H F to^7cl^peAon ! ri£recrQeuts stamp your bosom. You can whip the car- atldnfropUHt into tha. port.office, re pet a longer or shorter Kriod, accord- j Q^g delivered free of charge every mnAing ilmt i*. was a very handy ar- ingto the nize of your mad; it don tl j ur j ng the day by Weatherly & rangemeut, and should have been in make any difference to the car,iet, it is • ° troduced years ago. just as dusty and fuzzy und disagrcoa- 'Co. Two or three. I always want, to, enjoy a quiet cigar after my meals.” “And when you meet a friend you must take a friendly cigar. Is that not so ?” “Certainly, I don’t want to be con sidered mean.” Well how much do you think all costs you ?” ‘O, I never counted it. I don’t pinch a dime.” “Let us count now, aiul sec if pinch ing a dime won’t pay. Three cigars \i day, after meals, and one friendly’ cost forty cents; two dollars and eighty rents a week; eleven dollars aud twen ty cents a month; one hundred and forty-five dollars a year; enough to buy a horse, a melodeon, or a good library. Put it out at interest, with additions you would make every year, and in ten years it would amount to §2,500. Follow this practice ten years more, aqJ you squauder a nice little fortune. I tell you it does pay to piuch a dime whenever you are tempted to squander it for a worthless cigar. Take care of the dimes, and tlie dollars will take atre of them selves.’ It was by saving ia these small things that must wealty men liav be- comc rich. Take care of your‘small change’ if you would grow up to be a r nvise, useful, honored and wealthy man.” To keep Indians quiet requires con siderable iugiuuty. J. c. H-A-RlDIlil, DKAkfcR IN j DRY GOODS, large aUd MiiQ-scldrtcd Stock of' vj fucy DRUGS, 1 ■ » |v‘. ** f .? MEDICINES, ,ANb F/NLY CF.CCIRES, Justly CcRbratort Macpio- lia lliims, Bologna Sjau- sage, Drictf fiepf, Canned Goods, Ac.- a Snnir, Vipcs, TiVhucco and ScRnr*, tfciisitis, S»?. dines, Nuts, Crackers, Cliei-se, Capily and He«f nuts, Lennms am} Onuiges, Flckles, XurtUcru Ap- p!es nn<\ Butter Sciitdr. rli-./ -** C:isU iwid for o#ntry produce. ’ , . - Uf ttir Brund street, Alliens, G3., obnmtfe ,T. n. Ilu^gim. " . *plWy ' T1 W OULD call tho especial attention _jif MKRttll AXrs and -l^jc pirldic to 1 their j. wv Jones, Av W«iadm<ili4nif Said li. fa. rctui nahlc t«jiho Superior Oiurt, Marcia Term, 1SGE lVim-ii'a!, Two lfitud^cd Dollars.- Sold tjuhjeci to the old Ah»o,*at the ssaue' time jiiml place, will be *ol«l^ y all the Interest of C. W. Temples it? r Traci rtf Land, lyHiv' IA the said cOinYtJ, the town rt^ Hartwell, adjoining huulb of Johu Peck. J. I*. Suu^ - aenrWff&Gth^-, J c or less, said interest being a Hoik! for Tftlw.S Also, at the same time and -place, will he solrf an Ox Wagon, levied ou as the property of >hm«I V.f W. Temples. All’ to s;i1i>fy a fi. fa. in, fkvor of loi-. yetto C. Cooper ait# JesArt F. txingston,'* admln- i.sV.rati»x> of J. F. ('oi’i^deeoofieil, vs. Clark W< Temples as tlie nc;;t friend ofMfidison,E. b. Tem ples, issued in the Siqiptfor OourfVif^sdifd'eoiinty. r* turn;iMe U'» March Tcrui. 1^40..«^AFfOi another fi. fa. in fyvor.of^.nFayette C. Cop^yr afidi Jes^O F.; LangsfoA,' adniinlbtroftdof Jl*F. Vooper, deceased, vs* Join t T cm plus ,U 1 art W. Te*4»!cs, alMMHMMnidf I).Templet, Usiuxl naid coihit v, returnable to March Tenn, 18To. ) Altti.Vitttiib kuttfWWftuitQiae^<4lj 'ttVi u ,<t La ml, more or IcsXj Jyitlg if ^ud v ce^nty^ ow U|© ialors of Rood Creek, adjoining lauds of F. K/ Harrison, GeOrgo Virunt and lorfrtd on as tlwMOJtertf of A. i corgli t? }nvor of J. AJ. llrafiley vs. Win. KsteS, T. J. C,acif a*rt George tirantr Issued from me’ ifusUcd Ci>ur< of llitrllvnA District, <1. M.,rctvnnbll to Ui.May- Term of said Court, 1SC3, for Tliirjy-^fievtu I>oHw* prineipa'l; liOlides interest arid' cost, shlil Fifty Acres to Im.;cut off ot tlie Uoiae Tniet oftlomy.' IGrantyit l-einjj tlie trwti v, krrcoo .M-rs.- Gtur^* Grant iVow tlV*s. ‘ % Als<*, at the same time and place, trill fft* srtld/ juiothcr Tract of Land, levied.on as’ the property jof F. G. Stowers, containing. Three, Hundred and Six-tenth* nf.Acres.morc/tr less, adjoining lathis of J. R. Alford, II. J\Wt and EVixa Coq)ir9», to mtia- f ,fy a li. fa. ii| fcivorof Chrew> H< (JItX()d>ar F. O. Stowers, ihsuod from the Su|H;rior Court of said ctAinty, rotufuablc to the SfcpteniWr Term of said C^wrt, 1307. « i Af tr/e sjiindtiiim and place,■ another Tract ©f l,-*ud, cont*iMn< Twenty-Six Acre*, Wifttlft #f leiw/ adjoining la nils of J. B. .\lford r N. Hunks and .S, V. Milford. Levied rtn as the projierty of F. li.- Stoffciv, to sntisJy ilic alHive^itefed 6.^ W. A. HOLLAND, Sheriff! ART SUPERIOR~COURT’i Marcli Term' 1N?.1, -Amr K. Cleveland, vs, Iicnrjj Cleveland—JAbel fit*r Divorce. It np|K»«r.- -ing to /lie c-riurt, hy tlio return of the Slipriff, that tin* defendant, Henry Cleveland is without tho jurisdiction of thWCotirf^ so tl'»at service eaniiof l»e perfected uism him in person. On motion, it is ordered that service ho pelfcefed bv nfthlieWtloff once a month, for lour mouths, In tips Nortfr-E»t <ie'oVgrmi a’puhlie Gur.ettrt published fn Allieuir/ •State of (icorgia, March 187;;. , A true extract frdtu the minutes of said court.- (’. A. \V KBB4 Clcfly T. MARKWALTER,. ' v. * rit j ,-t |r,t t - PAINT 1 '■ ■ 1 .-'!(:•"•• ta ! -..ttt-r.jo \OJ.LtUf \.f- TL, •4ft* hwttt-i jtlarble f W*ork& BltOAD «T., i4T«r«T.I, GA. 'A/TAIvBLE MONUMENTS,.Tomb «L\jL .Stones, cte. f Marlde Mantles, Furniturif Work of all kinds, from tho plafneat to the most elatNifate designs,- mid famhdieil to order at short udrlicc. -ill work for iWI*«ttUNfc*cfnlly h>x©l. ss„4«. J. W. COLLINS Has notr in .Store a Hull Stock of. J dry go CR0®E1IE1 L HATS,Stt0lK4i»h»SS|'; wliicU^Uo oiler. hi i -.-»*>_}»<i M fo.* h-iq fo* _ yA.ra, bpeoiulitie^* iVhieli they have now in Store and arc reeel Vi I of which wj,offe|y> ^erthawt^. r}' JtJTeirTork ttijccs. : <rot ,W10,090,ai fo Ir-uqiri it '-w .1 At Of All Kin, .... ,. ... Or in Exchange,for. Cijyutry J>p4w»* i -^Thc Uiglicl. iftitt! ' " 'Call a&Y&ii'mhicf our Stock &* Prices. lOiff L b mifis 'I •:* ' tl booth' ; I’Soilct -Powders -i >.■ fv Family ;Ui-oceri *nfo Bar Bloom' us a cull, und you will find eriirjrjj^gf Jg, L| I . <! -“j*. ' t" iu : - ' fowl Kj-vj n b Wholesale* Commercial, Note%*' j v - and Cap Paper, - «*'< to whkilr,ihcy iovile the nttwiliou pf, Scfrhunts find Dealers. Wo believe that we cun ..fell as low us thoMioe -milltics Ju,diuran<it*fs CM tW |tne- tluued any where in tlie South. Samiiles and |irf coasentou anidicathm to -tt 1 ■ ries. vf .,ili Lhiitors an Give us r . our line of tin* best, aud prices ‘ WM. KING, Jit. 1 * 0*5'Agents erant06* tuns, Ac.# scut fu'e# auhMw ’#t.«L7 ’ ( i Bull [more. Mil.- ChtdoguttMf hooks, pk>

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The Northeast Georgian. (Athens, Ga.) 1872-1875, June 27, 1873, Image 1