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ON WEDNESDAY MORNING
M in—BY—
Hi ]H. CARLTON & Co.,
Proprietors.
II. II. CARLTON. Editor.
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I he Official City '.Paper
ffotijjeasl Georgian,
No. 7.\ Athens, Georgia, Wednesday, Dee’r 9, 1874.
NEW SERIES—Volume III.
Business & Profes’n’l Cards.
B JV? T IIOM AS.
* Attorney at Law.
'nlK<M'«iih*.lu1i;e A M. Jai'KsoS, Ordinary <>t
rUrk«* County. Sirin niumi«»ii given to all
1>u*1q«*« rulruiltcd. OnlloetioiM * specialty.
O AM L 1\ T1LURM0XD,
^ Attorney at La;r }
u ATHENS, UA.
^#*Uftlrt^vt»Y Baity** S|»»n», ltr»ad *trt*et.
Will Practice in the Counties of Clark**. Walton,
J ark son, llankn, Franklin, Madiooii and llall.
C
W,
OBB, Ell WIN & COBB
Attorneys at Haw,
f. :'» Allies. GA.
i>*]r oifirfl in the Deujtrcc Building.
It. LITTLE,
Attorney at Latr,
(WUNESYILLK, <iA.
Poetical.
Too Late.
Top lute, too late, was never said
Of morning sun, ur bud, or flower—
The tight is true to hill and gludc,
The msc-hud opens to the hour;
if
REGULATOR
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The Name of W. J. COMER
I. rcsiirclfally pit -vnted to the voters of Jackson
county, a* a suitable candidate for Tax Kecelver
• MANY VUTEBS.
It. R. Murray, respectfully ! The lark ne’er asks the. day to wait,
announces himself a candidate dir Tax Ilcc»*lverof • llut man awakes too late, too late!
; Clarke county, at the earning election InJanuary. j T(|n | a , c< tlM) |ate our ah ,, cr b, uns _
- - The sun goes down liefore the flauic
JFfl*miKlilt 5 OClllty.-- sTn gentlo words to kindness turns,
wv ore requested to announce the name of Mr. B. ! And w care scourged with inward shame
<}. PAYNE, as a candidate for reflection f„r ! To think our breasts have harbored hale,
Clerk of the Superior Court of Krauklin County, j And pride hows down —too late, tint late !
. -
To the Voters of Clarke Co., i
tlie solicitation of friemU, and of uir -
Yearly all *li*»**««*« originate froua ImiimllnH
niul Torpidity of the Emit, and relief Is always
anxiously sought alter. If the Mtrr (a llrgalstril
in itsaeiioii, health in almost invariably secured.
Want of action In tlie Liver causes llcadsrUe. Ton*
r'.tl,^h 11 f*^ 1 i7„Vs,!'^rMo^;h. S |::,l , U^ ■»«<■« your vote*** Clerk
r puli 1
i — * j • - And worth ol worship hare begun—
* — -*-* * ■-* 11 'Our chi*eks are flushed with hastening
* j there,
.f the Superior Court. Having served you a. I Wc enter as the clmnt is done;
Sheriff. I acquired souio knowledge of the details Am J ,,, us j n g a , ,l ie temple gate,
nf the Clerk*. Office, and srill if elected, do all lhat *y e 8tau( J saV —‘'Too late, too late 1”
I can to faithfully discharge my duty. 1
JollN I. HUGGINS. j “Too late, too late!” who lias not said ?
The post is out—tbo train lias gone—
To the Voters of Clarke Co. The time is fled—the debt not paid —
—Having, to the !«fi of my ability, discharged the : Tlie aid not sought—the work not done;
duties ot Tax Collector, u|*on the solicitation ofj Neglect makes lip life’s weary freight,
friends, nn 1 In arr»nlanrc with my own wishes. I ' And then WC cry— 4 ‘ Too late, too late !"
respectfully announce myself a candidate for re- ’ * —■ ■ — - ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ———■ ■ 1 [■ ■_ 11
J
OIIXT. OSBOllX,
A ttorncy-at-Law,
KLBKRTOX, CA.
Will nra-'tici* in the Wlftwin.* rrtniitlo!*: Ogle
thorpe, Madison, Hart, Krauklin and Banks. Will
gnr# special attention ti> all claims cnirusied t*» his
care, Jan. 10, IH74—iy.
j' S. DORTClIy
* Attorney at Late,
CARNKSVILl.K, UA.
Iii flic mouth. IrilliouM attacks, palpitation of the
hr:»rt. depression of spirits, or tin* Muck, and a
hundred other symptoms, for which SBBIONS
IJ iKI» UKOI I.ViWlt i* Umj host ranted y that kna
ev«rl>een iIKmviml. It acta uifIdly, effectually,
ao»| Iteing a simpl * rcwtaMe t tmijpnmd, c:iu do no
injury in any ijunnlie* Ihal it may lx* taken. It in
harmless in every wav ; it lias i*o«*n used for |t»
years, and hundreds ol tlieg«9od and great from all
parts t»f the country will vouch for its Iteing the
purest and hest.
Simmons Liver Coguhtor, or Medicine,
Is harmless,
Is tmdrus’ie vl«»lent medicine.
Is sure to cure if taken regularly,
Is u>» intoxicating beverage,
Is a faultless funify medicine*.
Is the cheapest medicine in the World,
la given with safely and the happiest results to
the most delicate infant,
Bes n<>t interfere with busmens,
I**h*s not di.sarraitge the >ysi*nn,
Take* the pla-c nt (Quinine and Bitters of cvery
kind,
Coiitiin* tlm simplest and Iwst renuslhw.
For Sale IJy All Dkuooisth,
election.
JOHN W. JOHNSON.
Miscellaneous Selcdions.
E. A. WILLIAMSON,
WnCHMt.KER andJEWEtLER
At J»r. King’
It ISO All STB KMT
*10“ AII work done in a
warranted to give sati>farti<
Drug Store,
.. ATHENS, U A.
l*urior manner, and
WILEY CHILDERS,
L T OCATEI) in this city, is prepared
J J to do all kind* of t'arpenters' Work in the
I Best *tylo, and at reasonable rates, will* dispatch.
Shop in the rear o| thet ity t lerk’s Ufflce.
June 3, IS74.
M. V. GURLEY,
mreti bom- r/7,sv,
r SHAKES pleasure in uimonncing to
I- the citi«en«»f Krauklin and and adjoining
r'mnties, that he is now l«Mi«ted on the Athens
*tre-t, one mil*- jMiiith of rarnoNville, where he is
prepared to nractiee Itciitlsiry in all Its different
ram-lies. Prices low to suit the times, hut jswi-
i»ely no inferior work. <M tl'.»-lf
GEOWCOOPER,
Oarringe and l^uggy
ThoisAs Street. Opposite t ooper's LUery Mahle.
3AHTH TLAU nttfiition given to
- UKKAIH Jolts. Orders lefl with A. A. Bell,
Nuiumey A Newton’s, will rcc**i\e prmnpl at-
LICK IE A: YANCEY
.IBALCKS IS -\st» n: fAlltkltS OK
J. C. WILKINS £ GO.,
r PAKE great pleasure in informing
-L the public that liiev can lie found nt their
old stand, (opposite tlie Norlli-EaatUenrgianoffice)
where they keep on hand
Stoves, 1Tin-
W'are, and
HQUoE-FURNISHING GOODS
OF ALL KINDS!
CUJ2.1JP for C.1SH.
)©]omg.
Hiss C. JAMES,
[From Forest and Stream.]
A Bear Hunt.
! My friend. Dr. B., and myself,
j sat on his veranda in the afternoon
iof a <rlorioua Autumn day, lazily
i smoking long-stemmed pipes.—
^rw-ewr /, t , , It was one of those days when
\\ *‘ J * J a, l! Dan‘1 I] a j r ; s cool enough to
> » s*.nic ass*irt:nent of Pattern Bonnets and . * ^
Hats, and all the latent novelties in j IllTlCe Up the WIlOl© SyStCfll, H11C1
Jlillineri/ and Fancy Goods, make even’ nerve in the body
T«P»ilmjr. Ort. 11th. Th.nkinalho ladiw 6>r tlivir . thrill with exuberant life. The
frost had touched the forest, and
pure lowing, 1 an Rv.,«vt fully, i the trees
Miss C. James, . me trees,
Jiidion'i Corner, Athens, Georitia. ’ “ Ltke the ih»me,l in Axtoc »tory, e're the ilre»l>
• " ful sacrifice,
(Lnte witli Mrs. N. BRUM CLARKE, of Augusta j Stood arraved in vesture glowing with the rain-
ft*3~ Orders will receive prompt alteuliou.~t*<l J l>ow*s richest dyes.**
—— ! Wc had just returned from a
‘ deer-hnnt, and the antlered moil
; arch—the trophy of the morning’s
chase—was lieing relieved of his
Watches, Jewelry etc. t*c.,
No. 3 Brood Street, Athens, Georgia.
Al. A.
WINN,
WITH
GROOVER, STUBBS A CO.
Cotton Kactors,
—AND—
General Commission Merchants
Savannah, Ga.
Btccing, Tien, R*»jx\ and other Supplies fnr-
uished. Alao, I .Die nil Cash Advances,, made on
«nn<nw«ni* for sale or shipment t« Liverpool
' irthvrn ports. »uy:w-tf
M. M. MADDRI3Y’,
A No. I workman, is at the head of
our Manufacturing establishment.
May J7, IS74.
j7w.collins
Ha.* now in Store u Full Stock of
3JSW CO030$,
sriT.lBLE FOR THE
SPRING AND SUMMER
r ETjSS.
Coiisirtiinj, III pud, of
DRY GOOD
HATS, SHOES A NOTIONS
til* All Kind.-, which lie oilers
CHEAP reos. CA.SH
Or ill Exchange for Country Produce.
IHT The highest market price paid in cash ful
ittoii May IS
AT WHOLESALE.
I 0 ( )()0 SA< KS ,JVKKIHK,L SAlT:
INI,000 Hit*. (‘LEA H KIBHEI* BATON SIDES;
IO.imMiDk*. BACON SIIOI LHEHS;
5»«0 bids. NEW FEorU. all grnles;
liHil.ldx. REFINED SUGARS,(Turiied A, Ex
(’, ami (;.
BNil.hK KEBOILKD MOLASSES;
:t’i hhd*. - “
jnnlMgs RIO COFFEE;
*3i hags OLD (iOV. JAVA COFFEE;
].■>« hox«*s TOBACCO, all grade* ;
.UNI •• SOAP;
•J«N» “ STARCH;
Dt> ’* ADAMANTINE CANDLES;
4 -' k.v* N A11> :
:i*«• keg* FFl’*i RIFLE POWDER;
;;<n» bug* SIloT;
■Vhmi b,tuiUc* ARROW TIES;
Wi rolli DOMESTIC RAGGING ;
Iftm bbl*. LIQUORS, all grades,
AC , tb'., Ac., Ac.
For vile at the lowest market n»te?» by
Alcxiutdcr & Russell,
augP.t-Ira SAVANNAH, GA.
:y-
1 J. UCII.MAKTIX. | JollN ri.AN.NKR.
L. J. Gullinnrtiii & Co.
COTTON FACTORS
k . rz A X.a — -A..
Commission Merchants.
kflly*» Block. Ray Street. Katawaah. Ga.
Airrnts fur HratHey’s l’lnisjihate,
Jrucll’x Mill* 1 aru* A B nnetlic*, Ac.. Ac.,
It iggiug and Iron Ti«a for Rale at lowest
market rate*.
Prompt attention given to all husines*
entrusted to u*.
I.literal Cash Advance* iu *«lf nu conaigu-
nicntR. SepU*7»l*», 18H—tnG
2.—:
QNE DOLLAtt & A QUARTER
Pi’R DOZEN.
WrEHSTER’S ELEMENTARY
\\ SiN’IUng B*M'k. at tiiir I'. Uar anil Twvnty-
Fivn IVnt. f. r Ihomn. Kvcryiliiiq; in our Hue,
niinli jm Ms luMil ltiNiliM, 1 1l.-r, N.'tr anil l'iHi]Mta|
l'A|«r. Blank I-kiIcm, Slal.-. IVuHIm, llik«,4r.,*iW
at jinrc* l.i jitil the Urn.a.
Ajiril 77,71
BUUKK.k HUlKiSOX.
Livery. Feed and Sale Stable
1
ATHENS, <3- A.
GAN’X & HKAYKS... .PROPRIETORS
Aj HE FOUND AT THEIR
Id *tan I. rear Frankiin lliuise building,
Thomas street. Keep al way* on hand g*io*l Turu-
out* attd c:»T«*ni1 driver*.
Stock well :*are*l for when entni*ted to our care.
Stock on baud for sale at all time*. *le*’13-lf
THE
GRANGERS' REVERSIBLE
COTTON SCREW PRESS.
W -i l>eg leave to rail tho attention
of »h« Planting Public to III. aliovc nvnicl
nrir Wrought lr<>n .Screw Prca., tmw .inrxhihith.n
in .Vtncua. It 1. lull, warraniiNl. It l» tho mIiii-
pl—I, moat iluralilr, and rhcpwl Wrought Irtm
•ra. In tin UailMl *atw. You noo.1 hut mini!
. likr It. The urlco of tho S. rrw complelu. la
,no lliiiiiln-j Ihillara. Kanuciacan buy the In*»
b<l build tho Screw ot home, aud iotc omaWrra-
t. m-lay unlcra until you i-tinir to Athenaanil
t ono at work. Hcapcolfully,
SUTTON. WILLIAMS* UO.,
(iriffin, ti*., AemU U. a
SUMMKV A NKWTON, '
.4uu. *5, l»7*—3m. Agents, Athena, Oa.
TO RENT,
ROM 1st October, 1874, to Dee’r
:i»t, 1*75,
1'1’iie Ukst Rusiskss Stand,
c*l arranged Store in Atheu*.
. Apply to E. I*. BISHOP.
’O B S A.TYPJ
•’ half interest, or if desired.
■ whole Intereit in a Llrerjr Stable, will bo
other with gutal vehicle* and luiraea. If
|\lt interest laaold, it mnatlw to a thorough
i man. The .Stable la Ineated In the heart
f |, in rinse proximity to lh« Court Houee,
r 11 arranged for tlie hufineas. Apply to
JOHN F. FINCH. Atlicna, Oa.
LUB wn.T, WORKS
Blxea.UenulueI)iiicli Ao-
>wr KBEfftHb llonw
Power., Coro-Sliellere ond
<leaner*. Gearing, Shafting,
Pullica. Ilangcra,ctr..all kind*
l of Mill ilachTwir and Mlllera’
haniin. Send fbr Pamphlet.
Ktraab MU1 Company,
Box U30, dmclnnmri, O.
ailLlMJ, NICKhKSOX A CO.,
dgenta, Athena, Oa.
Out For Fine Beef.
IDEMORE, Agent, respect-
the Engine ~
taornlng.
■«»»ing, and meat .
otihodtT. His itall
W. B. DEMORE.
FALL % WINTER
MILLINERY GOODS,
A/TRS. T. A. ADAMS,would most
ajX rc*pc«tfullv infirm the l^adie* of Atlict.i
Mini «if countie* afljncent, that *bc* l»a* imiw fpc«»iv-
«•«! and «»pcticd a m<iti choice and nvlcrt a**<»rtl»ic»»t
of Fall anti \Vlitter Millinery (i«v»«l*, entu-
pri*ing fn part.tho latc*t styles ami fashions of
HATS, BOKKETS,
'JllJi-JlOAS, jL.-ICAS,
Flowers, Gloves, &c.y
which alte will sell nt r-awmahl# price*. Give hci
a call before purchasing elsewhere. Order* fmm
a dUtancc carefully tilhsl. Sto**el»»cate*l on Broad
■treet, one dour nWc Knmlnel Dank. irllMf,
T. MarkwalteR
Marble
Broad St., Augusta, Ga.
ATARBLEMONUMENTS, Tomb
iVJ. Stnnea. etc., Marl.le Mantles, Fnrnllura
Work of all kind*, from Hie plainest to the most
elaborate designs, and furnished to order ot abort
notice. All work for the country otrclfilly hexed.
Athens Foundry &. Machine
Works.
G eneral founders and
Machlniit*. Pattern Work, Smithing and
Kr'ialring. Having an extonsivo collection ot
1‘attcrua, inanufarlure « . nH ,i,r/vo
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS
Mill and Gin Gearing, Mining and Mill Machln.-
ry. Steam Knginca, Saw Mill*, Hoisting Scretw,
ldchter Screws, Sugar Mil!*, Odtnn Seed Cntah-
era. Shafting. Pulley*. Threahcrs Pan 31111a,
Smaller*, Bark 31111*, Mill Spindle*. Horse-Pow
ers, Battle Staffs, Mill Crank*. Corn Shelters, Ac.
Alan manufacture, and axe AgenU for, tbe moat
approved Turbine Water Wheels, Brook* Paten
Kcvolvin* Cotton Pre«a, Iron Fencing, Grave Ln
cloaurea, BJconlea, Ac. R
Agent and Superintendent.
N. a—UU1 Findings furnished at manafcctu-
era uriees. M.i|-
hide in the back yard.
'This is «»ettin«r nionotonou
: said the doctor; ' we have hunted
deer until I am tired of it. I
move an expedition against 'bruin.”
| And even as lie was speaking.
; a clamor amongst the hounds and
i a rush bv them to the front-gate,
j gave evidence that some one was
there. Going out, we found an
; adolescent Arkansian mounted on
; a mustang. This youth was of
• the one ' gallus,’ coppcras-hreech-
jes breed, red-headed, and othcr-
jwise embellished with a 00011-skin
j cap and a brass spur. He opened
! his mouth and spake thusly :—
i 'Doe. dad says lie wants you to
Mauhood: How Lost, How! come down and bring some help,
Resrored! , ’and all the dogs you can raise,
vi^n v . u Yefr^tYiIJ? i ‘n“ib f r , ™jJ. , ,T i »n<l kill a lmr that is about to ruin
m.TjmI ’You see,’ he explained,
s.minal I^.sm's, Impmtkncv .Mental and I'liyaU-al ; * W C planted late, aiUl OUr COril
Incajiacity, lm|M-«lmicHts to Marriage, clc.;al*o, }. . 1 . , . . . . .
o.xsi Mi Tios, kimi.ki-.hy ami Km*, induced by i amt quite Hard : that ar Iwr took
oelf-iudulgenrc nr sexual cxtravagamV, Ac. i. •* i .i .• .. *, • *•
ttx)"l*ri»*v, in a M*al«5i (mivoIojk*, only »ix cent*. ! to it by tuC tllllC it HAS JllSt 111
e l twrry C | , l!*iiimiVoalc^fn;i»| ll a Vl/fro'yem*’sim-e**- j rOUStillg-Car, Ulld llO haillt left it
^!f-i' 1 ?;;:. i, ;;u,y , T: !> ot ’ IIe ,». abo,,t . sizc f th *«
dangerous u*c f intern:*! nicslicinr or the applica-| lioSS, fllld 1118 ttNCK 18 tt dlirilCU
tifii ul the knife; pointing out a nonlc of cure at j . , A . . • .
once simple, certain, and effectual, by mean* of Sl^Ilt IllggCr than Hliy lllggCr S Oil
which every aiifTrn-r. no matter whatlil*condition ! *■*• m it. ______ • ___
maybe, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and 1 thlS plHlltlltlOn. IXC COH1CS 111 CV-
M- rifi* Lecture should lw in tho hand* ofevery j lllgllt rCgllir*
youth and every man in the land. f Yoil Hr© jlldt tllC l>OV WC WUlltcd
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad- ; J J ...
dn-*s, iMt-paid, OH receipt of six oeut* or two post : to SCO,’ SSlld the ClCK'tOF J WC Will
*"Ad'drau »h« Piii.iishers, j be down to-morrow evening.’
127 B-iirery, .Vew Y«rit; Peal Office Hoi, 4586. j AlcSSCIlgerS W01'C illimediatclv
(vi.u.-iy. i SC nt to three gentleman who lived
PROTECT YOUR LIFE , ,u ' ar » wlio owned some good bear
* xt n pijmipnn'V ! do " s ’ Tho <l«ctor and I went to
AAJJ iltUl KilUl. work to get everything in readi-
A 0II IS THh riME TO PL T UI ] nos9 f or a start the next day at
noon, so as to reach the place
where the boar was committing
Copper and Iron Rods put up at Ihis depredations—fifteen miles be
low on the river—before niglit-
, full. The gentlemen sent word
B 1 ^Jgi^ 0n '‘ raeudatU, “ S RUd Certifi ‘! dint they would he on hand at the
^yOnlrw from the cmr.itrv solicited. 1 appointed hour, with about tweu-
Addreas C. V. YEKOXEE, j ty-five good dogs that were ' up
June to Athene, Ga. to bear.’ Punctually, at tho time
T , T j, , tt • agreed upon, tve heard their horns,
It Leads to Happiness j announcing their approach. First
K .... . - .... i nide our friend, 'CoL John,’as
A Boon: whole Race of Women | Zu'sZsrfSEZVZ
mounted on a powerful horse, and
his whole * rig’ proclaimed him a
mighty slayer of the black bear.
“ He was a utalwart knight and keen,
And had in many a battle been,”
—with the bruin family. lie was
armed with a short, single-barrel
ed rifle,
** On which deep scar* of old wound* did remain—
The cruel marks of many a bloody field.”
I think he called it a yhager;
anyway, it was about tho size of an
old-fashioned, round, pine match
box. If a ball, driven from it
with a small howitzer load of
powder, did not make ursa major
his everlasting quietus take, he
then went for him with his knife,
aud though the stab from it might
not Ik; altogether as wide as a
church-door, nor deep as a well,
it was enough to do its work. The
other two gentlemen were armed
with double guns, from which
they shot' buck aud hall,’ and all
carried the traditional' tooth-pick.’
aJTJitafi ? brai?kW£V£ j T* 10 ‘l»gs, gaunt and grizzly, were
KK.M ALKKKGl l.ATOn from toii, and have oacd a IUOllgrel OTCCd, U mixture of
la las ot*V fcMiilr Willi tne lltllWMit MtlafaHUn amt _ . ° — # . _ 1111
Scotch and terrier, hound mid bull
LIGHTNING RODS!
25 Cents per Foot.
$25
A DAY GUARANTEES
a*« «a» WELL AUGER ANC
DRILL i» r**»»m»«T.inomf
TEsnMoxiALS From oovebnor
OF IOWA. ARKANSAS AND DAKOTA
Catakyatafiaa. 3V.01iX8.8t. leal*.
DR. J. BE, All FIELD’S
FEMALE REGULATOR!
li will bring on the Menses; relieve all pain ml
he monthly M Period :” cere llheumatiani and
Neuralgia of Back and Utcni.*; l«eucorrhcra 01
“ While*,” and partial l*rwla|»*u* Uteri: check
excessive flow, and correct all irregularities pecu
liar to lH<li««*.
■ It will remove all irritation of Kidney* aud Blad
der; relieve eost»venr**; purify the Blood; give
tone and strength to thv whole system; clear tb«
.-kin, i hi inning a r«*y hue to thecheck, and cheer-
fuloe** to the mind. * It i* a* sure a cure in all ol
IhenlxiVt di«ease.*aN (jniniiie D in chills and fctrr.
laadle* can cure tUem*elve« ot all the altove dtv
ca*cs without revealing their complaints to any
l»ersoN, which is always mortifying to their pride
and mmlcaty. It ia recommended by the best phy
sicians and the clergy.
laAGMAWOE, (5a., March 23, 1870.
JJrndJirld at* Co., Atlantal, (i*.:—I tear Sira: I take
pleasure ia atatiug that I have used for the lost
twenty year* the medicine you arc putting up,
known a* Dr. J. Bradttrtd’* FkMALK REGULA
TOR, and consider it the heat combination ever
gtdion together for the diseases for which it I* re
commended. 1 have been familiar with the pre
scription both at* a practitioner of medicine and in
domestic practice, and can honestly say that i con
sider it a boon to suffering females, and can but
hope that every lady in our whole land, who may
be suftering in any way peculiar to their sex, may
lie able to procure a bottle, that their suffering-
may not only be relieved, but that they may be
restored to health and strength. With my kindest
regards, 1 am re*i»cctfully,
W. A KERRII.L, M. D.
KBar-Marietta, Oa., March 21,1870.
it in my family with the utmost satiafketien, and
have recoinmendel it to three or four families, and
they have found it just what it is recommended.
The females who have used your Regulator are in
C erfoct health; and are able to attend to theit
ouaehold duties, and we cordially recommend it
to the public. Yours respectfully,
1 Kkv. II. B. JOHNSON.
We could add a thousand other certificates, but
we consider the above amply sufficient proof of lu
virtue. AU we aak is a trial.
For fall particulars, history of diseases, and cei
tificates of Its wonderfal cures, tlie reader Is refci
red to the wrapper around the bottle.
Manufactured and sold by
J. BRADFIELD,
fried si.50. Atlanta, G«
fct»U-lr SOLD BV ATX DBLCGIBTS.
— -4
jo's ssijctijvg
Executed Dolly, at the Georgian Office.
dog. They were scarred and
E**. uh ' " nd * ,,cnd «® iw; inaiigy, and some of tbeui were as
guiltless of hair as any of tho lar
gest Pachydermata, except on
their flanks. Tho doctor had
eight bear dogs, which increased
the pack to over thirty, as ugly
and savage brutes as ever gave
chase to anything.
After 'lunch wo were all olf,
amidst n baying and yelping that
was almost car-splitting, and an
hour before sunset, reached the
place where the granger was dis
posing of his * crap’ without the
intervention ofa middleman. Ilis
cabin stood near the river bank,
in a field of some twenty acres.—
The river made a detour of ten or
fifteen miles, and then back to
within a mile of tho same place.
Within this bend, the cane grew
rankly and ; thick-sot: in many
places, the'- ground was covered
with drift wood and debris from
the ovcfrtojY. Vines and briars
obstructed the way in all direc
tions.,. Jly^itJ.bruiubad his home,
and hero,‘we were to hunt him.-—
While the rest fixed for camping,
the Colonel and I walked out to
the field to reconnoitre. Wc
found signs all over the clearing,
and the havoc the hear had made in
the corn, was something amazing.
'lie is a whopper,’ said the
Colonel, ’and will lead us a lively
chase to-morrow.’
On our return to the bivouac,
we found a smoking supper and a
pot of coffee, hot enough to curl
a moustache, and strong enough
to float an iron wedge. Wo ate
as only hunters tain, then, after
divers putts at our pipes, some
songs ami stories, and a cup of
potent ' mountain dew,’ by the
cani]»-fire’s ruddy light, we turned
in, wrapped in our blankets, on a
lied of cane, with only the starry
sky above us, hut a blazing tire at
our feet, and slept the sleep of
the blessed. Ill the middle of the
night, getting a little cold, 1
awoke and found the dogs lying
around promiscuously, some com
fortably curled up close
hunter, but I did not disturb
them. After replenishing the tire
with some dry cottonwood. I lay
down. High in air, 1 could hear
tho rustle of wings of the wild
fowl, and the snoring of the doc
tor and ' Colonel John,’ mingled
soothingly, with the puff of a far
away steamboat. Lulled by these
sounds, I slept again to dream
of following stump-tailed plan
tigrades through interminable
swamps, and trying vainly to
shoot them with- guns that would
never fire. At daybreak, we were
astir, and after a hearty breakfast,
loaded our guns and prepared for
action.
'There must be no snapping,’
said the Colonel; ' aim close be
hind the shoulder and low down.’
The siiii rose bright and glo
riously as we mounted ; a slight
wind was blowing from the North,
and everything seemed propitious.
While others were sent to differ
ent- points to intercept the bear,
if possible, 'Colonel John’and I
went to put on the dogs. The
hounds soon give tongue on bruin's
trail and workedf it up in a brisk
walk. This lends directly away
from the field through the ' eus
sedesf brake of drifted cane on
the river. As wc advanced, the
trail grow warmer, the curs occa
sionally putting in a yelp ; then
cauie a hurst of canine noises,
yelps, roars and havings, that
made each ’particular hair on oiy
head stand on end, and every
nerve and fibre in my frame thrill
with wild excitement. 'He’s up,’
cried the Colonel, and uttering a
yell that would have astonished
Slmcknasty Jack, ho plunged into
the thickest of the eaue, as if he
had been riding through a weed
prairie. The hear led straight
till", and I followed, as best I
could, picking my way through
the thinnest cane,.
'The Colonel will have him
skinned liefore we catch up,’ said
Jim, 'if he follows on as he was
going when he passed me.’
The dogs had never stopped tlie
boar for a moment, and he was
leading them a tearing mec.
Let’s renew our spiritual
strength,’ said Jim, ’ and take a
fresh start after him.’
By this time, silence had settled
deep and still on the forest where
wc were, but we followed on in
the. direction that the chase had
swept; finally, we heard tho hay
ings of the pack faintly home to
our cars, until it grew loud and
boisterous.
'They are coming right back
this way; let us cross that slough,’
said Jim, T I’ll meet him if he comes
on this side.’
So I rode tip to the hank,
which was very steep, and tried
in vain to urge m3' horse to take
it. I got off and tried to lend him
down the bank, but he would not
go. The pack was coming nearer
and nearer; the}* were almost
opposite, when, sudden^', with a
crash, bruin came tearing down
the bank on the opposite side; my
horse, wild with fright; reared
and pulled back, making it im
possible for me to shoot; so bruin,
with a right-about, rushed back
up the bank amidst the dogs. Oh,
wliat a yell was there, my coun
trymen ! * Charging through tho
pack, he lead off up the river.
” r \Yby r the thunder didn’t you
shoot? 1 cried Jim.
* How the deuce could I with
this infernal horse dragging me j concerning
we could. Bruin was getting
tired, and would stop occasionally
aud fight off the dogs. Wc struck
a comparatively open ridge, and
wore riding hard when my horse
stepped iuto a hole, executed some
remarkable feats in ground anil
lofty tumbling, which caused me
to leave my seat in the saddle and
' walk off on 1113' ears,’ ami by the
time that I could repair damages
and get about half a pound of the
sacred soil of Arkansas out of 1113'
gnn-harrcls, tho licar, dogs, Jim
OVid all, had gone . clear out of
hearing.' I mounted and rode ou
dcsparatcly, but soon heard the
pack coming toward the river,
near which I was riding. The
bear was now fighting as lie went
into ail almost impenetrable eane-
brakc. Sometimes, lie would
stop for several minutes—as I
could .tell b3 r tho hat ing of the
dogs—and then conic on. in the
direction of the water. I rode on
towards him until within about a
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SBeBSH jeHWWH
Only Waiting.
The great good is 3'ct to come.
The wilderness has been full of
peril, and the way long, but the
feet at last stand upon the high
place, and the C3'es view the ce
lestial country afar. The pilgrim
staff vet. rests at tho side, and
must he resumed ere long, for the
jonrne3’ is not ended. Deserts
are to cross and mountains to
climb, before tlui coveted rest
shall bless us. Then, when the
last b^tlc has been fought with
self mid sin in His name—the
last weariness or hardness endu
red for the love of Him—the last
earthly stain washed in the stream
that separates—then shall the
high arches ring with the notes of
redemption, and the soul be at
home. . ,
How consoling tho contempla
tion of our coming jf»3 r I Wo
shall be at rest! Though now
tho heart be wounded and sore,
deep below there is a thrill of
* ««•»>
hundred yards. I could teU that; gladness. The isolation of spirit,
lie had stopped and was at liny.— j which has made us feel alone even
I waited for him to come nearer, j in a full world, is growing less as
but ho did not move, and fearing wu know the wide sympathies of
that sonic of the part3’would get Heaven more and more Oh,
in first, I dismounted, and tying j 303'that is to be! How the soul
my bridle to a limb, walked to- reaches outward, catching the
wards the dogs; as I advanced,
the cane grew thieker, as it was
' drifted’ I13' the great overflow, so
I found it difficult to make 1113'
way through it. Finally, I came
near
and pursuers were engaged in
a sanguinary fight, for in every
few minutes, I could hear some
to a of the pack 3'ell in ngoii3' as he
got it hot from brum’s paw. My
heart heat violently, and I could
feel the blood coursing through
the arteries in my neck, as ad-1
vanciug a little further I saw the I
immense 1 least, who was on a fall
en tree six or eight feet in diame
ter, slowly walking up and down,
with the dogs 011 each side of him.
They could not do much with him
as long as lie held that position.
I stopped a moment to collect my
self and get 1113' nerves steady,
and just as I was nlwmt to advance,
the bear got off the log on 1113'
•side and came slowly towards me.
He had not seen me, and came on
swinging his head from side to
side. I stood at the foot ofa large
tree and he came directly' towards
111c. When about ten or fifteen
feet intervened, he turned a little
to the right and made a rush for
ward at a dog. I stood with both
hammers jit a cock from the mo
ment he got off the log, and as he
turned half round after a dog be
hind him, I drew close in near his
shoulder ami fired. With a snort
he reared upon his haunches and
struck out wildly with his fore
paws. Taking quick aim at the
The Last Serenade.
If« sat upon nn oaken stump,
His lidtltc in liiii hand.
And gawd up»ii,tlie window silt.
To see iter stt.all white hand,
Thnt rested there so lovingly—
It made his great heart stand.
He murmured, “ My Msrv, love',
Art thinking, stvect. of met
Would I Imd wintrv now. as s lord—•
Like n little bird, so fai
l'd fly up to thy window, lovn.
And siujr n sting for tltoe."
He plnrt-d hi* fiddle V nth his chin,
And straightened up to play,
And “ Moliie Darling" was tho song-
nut not upon that day
Was heard along Hiose botloth land*
That sweet, affecting play.
Hr lii-nrd the window gently raise;
His bow lie gently preaand.
And then looked np to eatch a nudity
And watch her heaving breast—
When, splash, went water on hi* fact*, *
And on hi* Sunday ltrat.
She gazed nwltilc, and hoard a algb,
Then slowly went below.
And amottt her In-cast, and faltared tint,
“ AIna! I didn't know ! ’
All that was left of that serenade,
Was n lonesome fiddle bow.
He never came to sing again,
To please Squire A all to it'a daughter f
He stsitl nt borne and fiddled not
Cntil he bad forgot hrr.
Ami lints the romance of bis life,
Was ended by cold water.
[ f^arerutm-fh Tfrort-J
gleam of beekoiiing hands above
the walls ! There arc hopes and
loves and thoughts, that have
long ago fled, while our feet were
held to common-earth-wjiys wear-
to where the pursued ' ily. There tlie perfection of ev
en - half realized bliss—the full
ness of every suggested good—
the richness of every drciuu of
blessing, shall give us the real
meaning of life. The trans
planted hopes are there! The
love divine is there ! Oh, when
—when shall we ho there.
Let us he patient. Down be
low there in tho valley, the shad
ows reach out longer and longer.
The night of our earth-time is
nearing. Listen!—The waves of
the dark river wash ominous^’
against the shores of mortalit3%
with a prophecy of crossing. The
far-away hills, lying off in the
purple royalty of God, may light
up with banners of nhe Blessed,
liefore the morning conics to us.
Mayhap wo may he spared all
further wandering and working
on this side, and close hands with
tho welcoming ones, whom lie
shall send to welcome us home.
Wit anb H
ttinor.
Oath of the Chicago girl—Buy
gum.
London ' fog-horns’ are made of
gin.
Tho most valuable prize—E11-
terpisc.
The dcad-latch—That on a ccui-
centre of his breast, I pulled trig-j etcry gate.
ger again and sent the other A 'put up job’—Bunker Hill
charge clean into lps chine. At' monument.
this, he doubled up his fore-paws | Swects for tho ilUempcrcd—
and came to the ground. \V ith a! T . MV :, 1W
wild rush, the dogs seized him;! ^ ° . - .
their savage fury being terrible. I H-uice-migration of soles—
They laid hold on every available j biecp-walking. .
part of his body and limbs, but j ’ Slipping his grip’ is California
their fierce wrath was spent on a f° r ‘lying-
lifeless carcass. After considera-1 The height of absurdity—’ Me-
lile trouble, I beat off the dogs, ; diiiui’ height.
and then blow a blast on m3'horn, j The oldest Western settler
which was answered by Jim, who 'p| lc evenin'’’sun.
came up promptly with refresh-; Iusurrect “ oll m Egyit—The
”*»*»■ , . . . . , 1.1 rising of the Nile.
The rest had heard the shots, . . . . - ., ,
and all were soon on the ground.! v lhe ' v ”* te ** ' wts for tho la "
We had no means of weighing tho j ^ ies mu ll l lciU 3 ^
dead animal, and I will not risk ! Household wools—'l lie language
my reputation as a veracious bear-1 ' n a receipt for rent
slayer, by saying how much he ’ cut j Like begets like. A Roman
on the ribs.’ He at any rate, j p UMC h for a Roman nose
came fully up to * Colonel John’s’ j Soldiers pllt tLeir host foot for-
idea of a ’ whopper.’ If any man , ward Thllt is ri r,h t
wishes a rough day s sport, let j ' , ... ,
.. . 1 i • ivuu 1 To make a telling speech, a man
him try a dav after bear 111 a \\ lute: ' ‘ ‘ . ~ 1 ’
J -* - 1 must tell something.
1 The lastest fashion in Chicago
1 One-term marriages.
| A man who is out of pocket,
Two Im>3'S were standing before! might as well be out of town
a cigar store, when 011c asked the : If you plant a puppy what would
other: “Have you got three; come up? Dog-wood.
cents?” “ Yes.
got two cents;
GOVERNORS
OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA
From its first teUlcment in 1732.
Jnnti-a O^lctliurpc. tlie civil anti military
ttiivrnmr utiilcr the Tniateen from Jttly
15, 1TS2, to June 0, 1752. tv licit tho
Trustee* resigned their rhnrter.
William Stephens. President of L’nunril.
and acting (inventor in the ftbicnce of
General Oglethorpe, July II, 1740, to
April 8. 1751.
Henry Parker, President of Council mnet
acting Governor lroiu April 8, 1751, to
Oct. I. 1754.
John Reynold*. Governor under thrf
crown of Great Britten Oct. 1,1154, ti»
Fell. 15. 1757.
Henry Ellis. Governor Frl». 18. 1707, to
Oct. 31. 1780.
James Wright. Governor Oct. 81. 1710,
to July II, 1782.
James Hnitcrshnin, President of Council
and noting Governor in the absent* nf
Sir .lumen IVright July 2. 1771, to F*b.
11, I77S.
tt illiam Ewcn, President ot the Council
of Safety m dor the American govern
ment. June 22. 1775. to .1 -n. ?0, 1778.
Ate.liilndd itti| > *oeh. President of the Ph*
vincial Council and Commander In
Chief Jan. 20.1770. to Frh. 22.1777.
Button Gwinnett. President of Counc-lf
and Commander in Chief, Yah. 23,
1777, to May 8. 1777.
John Adam "Treutlen, Govefttor under
tlie new CnnatltMiefft Stay 8, 1777, to
Jan. 8. 1778.
John Houston. Governor Jan. 3, 17?*/1<»
pee. 29, 1778.
John Wereat. President of the Executive
Council Dec. 20. 1778, to Nov. 4.1779,
George Walton. Governor Nov. 4, 1779/
to Jan. 7. 1780.
Richard llowlev. Governor Jan. 7, 1780,
to .Inn. 7. 1781.
Stephen Heard. President of the Execu
tive Council, Jtvii. 7. 1781, to Aug. 15,
1781.
Nathan Ilrownson. Governor, Aug. ltf,
1781. to Jan. 1782.
John Martin. Governor front Jt»n. 8,1783,
to Jan. SI. 1783.
,vman Hall. Governor from Jan. 0, 178^,
to Jan. 0, 1784.
John Houston, Governor lroiu Jan. P,
1784. to Jan. 14. 1785.
Samuel E.la-rt, Governor from J*n. 14,
1785. to Jan. 9, 1788.
Edward Telfair, Governor front JttU. 9,
1786, to Jan. 9, 1787.
George Matthew*. Governor front Jan. it,
1787, to Jan. 25. 1788.
George Handley, Uorrruor from Jaa. 25,1788,
to Jan. 'J, 1739.
George Walton. Governor from Jan. 9, 1739,
to Nor. 9,179<».
Edtvard Telfair. Gover or from Nov. *,'1790',
to Nov. 7, KtS,
Georce Matthew*. Governor from Xov.7, 7793,
to Jim. 15,1796.
Jared Irwin, Governor from Jon. 17,1796, to
Jan. 11.179*.
James Jackson, Governor from Ja*. 1798,
to March 8 1811,
David Emanuel, I’reaidcnt of tbo Bmitf
March 3, IS«>1, tn Nor. 7. ItWl.
Jnaiah Tattnall. Governor from Nov. 7, 1901,
to Nov. 4. lbirj.
John MilU-dqe. Governor from Nov. 4, 1*09 to
Sept. 24, itfti.
Jared Irwin, I'rcaident of the Senota, Sept. B,
1SIK1, to Nor. 7. IR'*.
Jared Irwin, Uorernur from Nor. 7, 1*00, W
Nov. 1909.
David It. Mitchell, Governor from Nov. V, 1309,
to Nov. 1SI8.
Peter Kariy, Governor from Nov. 131*. to Jror.
River cane-brako.
(it; VON.
Corinth, Mitut. Oct., *74.
throe cents, ami I will liny a five-
center.” “ All right,” sa3’s No.
2, handing out his money. No.
1 enters the store, procures the
M ell I have t Mar3 - ’ wrote to bur ' Dear John'
give me your U) «g omet afnastate.’
How to get rich—Live on air
and sleep on a clothes line.
The Cuirass is all the rage with
cigar, lights it, and puffs with a the ladies. Balaam rode one.
good deal of satisfaction. “Come, luan w ;tli a big nose isn’t al-
now, give us a pull,” s a3'* No. 2, wa .- s handsome, hut he’s nol>l>3'
“ I furnished more than half the . ,. e . e
money.” “I know that,” says > man can ruly feel for the
the smoker, “but then I’m the , P»<*r, without feeling... h.s pocket
president , and yon Iteing only a j WI13’ was Ruth very rude to
stockholder, 3’ou can spit.” Boaz? Because she pulled his
' ears aud trod on his corn.
An old-fashioned naval captain: Water reddens the rose, whis-
stood up to go through a country j ke „ t i lc no3C , and tight hoots the
dance with a very fine lady, who toc8
was shocked to observe that his . ,
huge aud warm hands were not; The lastest feature of the chromo
covered according to etiquette, g'ft business, comes from Dexter,
'Captain,* said his fair partner, Maine. They have a church there
* \'ou are perhaps uot aware that which gives a chromo to ever>
you have not got gloves on.’ Oh! liew convert,
never mind, ma'm,' answered tho -
captain, 'never mind, I ean wash 'Do you know \vhy 3’ou are
m3'hands when we’ve done.' i like tho third term? said Susan
lHi.t.
David 11 Mitchell. (resigned,) Governor Nnv.
1815, March 4.1817.
tt’illiain Rabun. Presides! of the SnuM, Gov-
ernor ad interim till Nov, 1917.
William Rabun, Governor, Nov. 1917, to Get.
95. 1819. f Died.!
Matthew Talbot, President of the K*n»t», Gov
ernor ltd interim till Nov. 3,1819.
John Clark, Governor Irom Nov. 1*19. to Nov.
1823.
Gmrgc M. Troup, Governor from Nov. 1*9X,
to Nov. 1937.
John Foravth, Governor from Nov. 1817 to
Nov. 1829.
George U Gilmer, Governor from Nov. 1*1?, to
Nov. 1931.
Wilson Lompkin. Governor from Nov. 1*31, to
Sov. ifcK.
William Seliley, Governor from Nov. 18*5, to
Nov. 1*37.
George U. Gilmer, Governor from Nov. 1837,
to Nov. 1839.
Chsrle* J. McDonald, Governor from Nor.
1839 to Nor. 1943.
George tt’. Crawford, Governor from Nov.
1845, to Nov. 1847.
George W. Towns, Governor Irom Nov. 1647
to 1851.
llowell Cobb, Governor from N or. 1951 to Not.
1853.
Ilerecbel V. Johnson, Governor from Nov.
ls.-.3,to Nov. 1857.
Joaeob E. Brown, Governor irom Nov. 1347 to
July 13'I5.
Jnmrs Johnson, Prov. Governor from Jaty
1365 to Dec 1665.
Charles J. Jenkins, Govet nor from Dec. 1365
to Jan. 186*.
llv’t Brig’ Ocn. Thoms* II. Huger, Military
Governor from Jan. 13-.9 to July ltsC*.
\V. A. Gillkland & Co., wit
Metallic Burial Cases and Coffins, at
Jane to her brother, who lingered
A Georgetown man advertises to talk with her Adolphus after
I 1nra « riraermner me t concerning his wife, that * As I the old folks had retired. 'No, I
? ,W t “ Si thSh SEPbresh’’ l never pay rav own debts, it is rea- don’t.’ ' Well,’ replied his sac- .much lower prices than l»a« heretofore
mmT ^ th ° ! ™ ^ | sonable to suppose that I shall uot charino sister,' it’s because you’re j been charged for tliem.^
j one too many V
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•nt I
Ont /
TIIP. BLACK BF.ICN IN OKOKOtA.
Rufus II Bullock, Governor from July l
to Oct. 1871.
Bullock left Georgin in Oct. 1871.
Beni. Conley, by virtue of being President
ol the Senate, acted a* Governor fiont
Oct 1971 till Jau. 13,18.*-i
J. M. Smith was elected to fill liallock’s tin-
expired term on Dee. 19 137! and wa* inau
gurated oa Jan, 19 1873.
J. M. Smith was elected Governor for the re
gular term on 1st. Wednesday in Get. 1973,
aud inaugurated on luth Jan. 1373.
said I. a ; , ,
We finally followed on as best P a y “ crs *
Aug. 10—tf.
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