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About The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1875)
The Meriwether County Vindicator, VOL. 3 THE VINDICATOR. yrKi.Mtftn every fripav, BY W 4 TT tttmtT *T t*m ANNUM, IN AD VAN' 'K iia.-fScat!! side <h the Coart Hook K-i<s of MvriiWilß. ■n il wk 4 wk* Smo .' m I veai fCh 1t no 2 'in’ 450 7 00' 12 00 *lmh* 150 500 OVi IQOO 15 0* Finches] 2DO <*•'lo.B) H>l 2; ii 1 Age,.l I5 00 10 00 I 2000 25 00; So on Ifcol '7 00 15 00 25 00 AIOO 00 0 f co! !10 00 20 00 , :!5 006000 ‘ f 100 |f A -d--n rU'dii.-lma mi Is '■<' D>‘*’ advertising by Urn *- - ■ 1! ! '■ l " r y<:ir. COUNTY KjTFI CERS. ORDINARY . ... .Ta? '5 Banning SHERIFF " F..VI < LKKK S. C \ It If ■ TAX RKUfl\ K!i .TT Wi. . '•-* Tan coll eg tor ... . w o i’.w si ryb> "R " f >r'R' "i C rN I V Hits. R T. C T iA. r, H M L. v. i t Jesac t’itiUui.t*. It M Met if H, H. A Hard. 4 A Humiiitor., C!k. HOARD OF 1 DIVA 1 l*N jVTih w r..iK, ..re Mads, i. ltu V'cii, It A 1 at4i*i i A It. Freeman Sr Hi.NATOR hU b ILstrnb G i. 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K KH<> H;.NK Oil, and pi >M I, FUIt- NIWIINO <.<diD fif*.<• • , or ■' <■ ! tttx hist .( JJftVi-inlx-r will rsrseiw'v Is- sold a* Cont. 1 Y HLAI Oin Kit.■ A*ft. Univ *i*si t y Series of S( hool Book* WUJTTEN IJY SOUTHERN SCHOLARS. "Tb- < Lml + >'*j oie tr.++i utn j * AUTHORS. • Th<* ■ 4 >eTi* 9 ( ’ ft* * * "f Ho.ib<' Ri. **!*>. hr*r,rti*r9 TlipUnj, Jlsti;' Ui+U* , Mw/y s i l<b>e. Giuler ****?**'• L&Ui* >eri- *, 4 40. imivlcaM'i v ft b,, i , Ji*i *>7o Aluliti, On. The Kennesaw Gazette. * M .HTHLT PAreu, ITBLIHIKO AT ATU.MA,UA. I>o voted to Uaiiroad ir. ;esa, Wit u<j iiutoor. Fifty t cuU j*,r Vuu O'tlhOXO to every njlcfiU.f. Address JttM*£fcAW GAZETTE, A. ... G*. ‘‘Sin 10 S*Of ) iVr day it bu O U T. aa. Ircc. Ad tpcasO: s;i>a-AT a, CO., Fartiaiw Jd.mt GREENVILLE, MERIWETHER COUNTY, G.V., 4 ELY 2, 1875. Dr. J. Bradfield*s FEMALE REGULATOR: ■■WUMANH BENT FRIEND,’' Will bring on the Menses when they have mil F>*vii WtaFTslsed, !iH'HbenTßey' “BSV* ' been suppressed from uunioura) cause- ! AViii cure Hlieum*.sim ami Neuralgia <•’ tin back and womb. Will cure I’aiiilti! ATei.stru.tlon, anti relieve tbe best!, barb atin —II)OMI ——|Uus —IIU ache*. Will check menorrhagi. or -ejees iv* flow.’ Will cure’Whiles’and fallu g , ttf the womb, w hen it is the result ol relax 1 ation or bad health. it is a- .sure a cure in all the above dis tasos- as Qin'.nc is in Chilis anil Fever. Dailies mo ce -Uuuuselves ui all the ah.iv diseases without revnaliiig their c >ft,.flints hi sny ptr.-on, which is always .... : :.l ii ; i ide and modcsly. I. i- lea . lHiiieii led and owed bjf tile best idivsicians in their p iva c practice. K : a history of the alsoe diseases, ec lificatcs of its wonderful cures and .-, il the 1 e-. ler is te erred to tlie i !•* pper if ui , 1 ijie TaHiTie HlahttfiiCHJr rd lied Sold I'V | vi! by sli Drnvgisia. Price $l5O. I’lie I'lral I'oi kel .\ is this tremendous noise f Weal can he the mallei ? A ,i. , i ouimg up ili£ stairs - V\ nti uuusiml ciaio r. Now lie bursts into the room, Niiisx as a na Ki t. A An t i . t mi live year* old A nd 1 Vi g'll a IKK Ret !" Eve* as round and bright as stars, Clieeks like apples glow ing, lb.n that tin- lew tleiuiUle Dlls Ij fir- IfV-t.VfaliitWtltg. . ‘.bn k may have his sipieaking boots; —K'nlC ii..iy h.ayi; hot tiTi'iket 7 I’ll., go', aimn.lhi.ig iiottei yet - I have g"t >1 pot Kit f' Af ttlo tn .-Il tin j yto Itlve I .mpliinns a soi low d.t.i o ii.niup uiougli To if . till 40 ui'iiebi And, ere inaiiV 'lavs Wi re o'er. 1 O: . Il .il 1. , A. fh g*\ ‘ 1 ellltit atliis- i-o~tT7or-WHnelout- pot U> I. I 1 n lie! . til 111 llit s, bits of 101 (tig, ■ i 001 Iff silt Its 111.1 1 .only, :• o . . , .pi. ins ) 1 0.1. - 1 o, II v. a.- :ii way s liiii. ;\ A 1 ii<‘ii* Willlef- euno TTriied, y t ill ei .till t ok o k 11, Mi fil V il . .IMIII-S I ill'!“ mil Ii lu ills l low oil poti- eb ■in 1 . Jtthiiy ■- bo|;ortid Uni it; i ■ pirns l vvhhti; It, fib ihal lie h e) said ; I ,i t ■ il j Hi- 1 mill'll. I ; I ft elosel key wris lo't ; So - lit t.t in it) uii iot k it i !15 "le you SU post 1. W..S ! It s. IV mi. *s | HH ki t !'* .4 iiutioii, T 7*l r 7 p\ jS i <T~ V IIH r ti <l7 Ti 7, ■*< < • > . i wo- to tai- i|j< tumble to iiil< i ic • V<: in u,t ltt.biU, unl liras of * ’ If V , Mubiy (i ;i it tlrm —u. i-i u 4**l o 1 t* v VII wf, 11• V* btotliftu ulili‘l ■ 5 s hm a ■< ).< ml f oie, vi ry < ‘io Mi* U<f 1 >Mn teii* In boon* • ■ —itlit t-• i.ii Leui.* h-k.VJj iu fttit lli —u_,-a- .—UIIU Mil tU I.{UHI 1 IMI I fl i ban. • '* .i Mi* vovo nlmoht v •. n.g , ifotlii-n. mh fi b* u great <U*il uH, o *-,.•! i u,j la tween tin- two home To* grt |o bt very wim\ AkU 01 i.mi-M? j* rioitt* ‘n n *450.m I thing on the j*art oi ■ohm' lonoi < ,it young i quiotiy ilis <u* t s in Uintjf < onfpetiU&l < hut* in h iimiiioi that might nur\tx\m l**'r couniMtni • ? .*t <J 4oi. t . < 4 jor that w u i f 5 ♦ hf* r B 'I 4 (Ji i*Ohji'<;t, out ii i4 ntM* of (M< n’. iiuportatJ'e, ai>M w eofoiH:ii<l ail yot / !hJ \*u to fjbnjil gru‘ iiy to tj> > x.ianKli'n* *A lntlur-A hoI * '|i'i ‘/r'.tij* oofii a m:arrr on* limn tot .. < U ini tin / f ii? in |'toU*ct Uioffi, h' hi •' iiorii c run—rrrrg omarmnaf wirds >-t n-p inomtioij and careful watchfulness tyran uicttl, or a v xatioiia restraint, let thmn lie giatelui tor the wiae discipline wliiuh [ire 'ives thrui pure iu'heart and “übove u* piciou.'* if (>. Win M !>.-try, ■ prominent Rail*- a ian, w Ijo in kno vn as a w heel i e ■<) the deimvcracy in that stale, re 1.4 nil) toili 9 1011 JHJfuJuil of 111* CinciD all L upine! tLat ol ld personal know! •.dgi, Gen bUruran voluntarily, uue*)uiv ■sully, and uucoudi ionally pledged him nil iii ii... must binding manner not fight /0 either aide dur uig Ihe war. The day neiore lira <coa*ioii 1 reier to, Col. Birerruari .ii (omjany with myself and General Uhagg, while taking a drink at the be Char ie* har, made the tame pledge in un Uiialakahie terms. ilia strongest deaire in juuung was to leave an assurance that he nad no tnimly, and would Dot lake par! in the fight. It was an opinion among many that Bberman's policy was to retire, until the thing was over, then return and resume hit oiJ p.u< eat toe miitaiy *ehool,_ which he ooutu h ive done, as lie w.s reganted as a very valuable hand for that position. We have f&d in some newspaj>cr that ii a decoction of borax water is sprinkled over dm<rs and window m ts, or if panes ol -yt. -Sli.lv wa-heJ —w-rra —eh —foe*—Wtri —Dot- ioueii soiface thus saturated. It is worth trying and raay be true. We*ay may be, dear housekeeper, for in our efforts toward exact information in your bei.aii we have been led to C >■. so ui my things we read that we hava nearly come to the conclusion that no printed information up on housekeeping subjects i* pedectiy re liable. How <rnmiy Itotierts Took Her luflee. [From the Christian Union:J was sure, She generally limeti her call on my grandmother when that lady wa any way trout home. Not that she would have tailed ol her peculiar aud cherished entei talu incut had my generous and kind ly gmitdmoiUyr been at home. Hut the doubtless felt more at lilKMty wt en the girls were the duly dispensers of hospitali ty Now, honey, sho would say, when she had lain hej gtCeit sun houttet on thetlom, beside her chair, ami had tilled her com cob pipe from my grandlattier’s tobacco bos. ngutitu; it by means ol a coal held in her homey and callous Ungers, Now, hon oy, caul you give nte a cup of your moth er’s good strong yallar c>iftee ? 1 ain’t had none like that since i was heali last, Yer mother alius has sielt nice yallar cotiob. Tip- pi course meant a raid on the thick cream set lor making butter. Granny bills scorned any thing Itpnucr than the tttme ilt hi a tme My mother, lH‘sitlt*s being generous anti hospitable by nature, was also young and 4m_x. t uJ Imr.cd. Coii-cipncully. she suffci eil a good deal at the hands tit her old neigh hor aud Impiciit visitor, Her older and mote worldly wise sister and the very touchy' lll ink Cool, wer** not thus imposed upon. Uunniug old Granny.! She unpos. ctl on this high minded young soul as sysj ; icinuliealiy as any professional humbug the w orld has ever know 11. Mte never 1a mo at meal time. The most ■tmplc t o!h t> urns would not have stood the th iviaiTdi'nf-gramiy’s rapacious nppeHte.— -Mrt- urtiHhv rawo Ici Uhi middle ol the alter not. a, when the kitchen fire was out, save the n w cnihers in the middle of life* huge JheplfiiO, covered up in order to kiep fire Uli-Utne for supper. Ho my mollttrf would kindle a tfre - as much u marfyr to hla/.ing one wtio so deceit af Btnilhfl if (imagine tlii- is on a sultry July alleinoon,) liittl •rlmllitg a targe .mill full ol coffee, woiihi proceed to inukii an aiiiount of tin ■li I sullleieut lor a large family. ’tow . hoitev, graiiTiy vvuUhl -a u , toHow ■ 1 y.toug hostess to 1 lie kin ht u, you k . w I'm kind o’ ailin'. I'm trembly liki mid Ive got u 'diction in my head audit -iglii ot misery in my aide, and 1 know a flip of your mui-hi r's good airong ynllei i-. llci wunlii IvihiT iV set on- up 1 rsnly w aid a cup, 1 hlfil. Never take uiore'll a cup That is my rule. This amg ii cup was filled and prepami according h* m I HUt insti Uclioiis ll'om giuu uy When uioie than half drained she tv 1 I pu s tin cup, saying , 100 SWeel, h< li' , lota too sweet. Jt*t llil il up. Wolt’l yo —T--. mw twM-lliii*!* vms nwal )td t, hijJ ll)v |mfw<l with llio t 1 m itll<-i ii'iiiii. l(t |li i,hhi il ill thii- >, it c mi ll Id he Mitm ly !iiinfuclory exri p •nr* tiirrtnWrs|n)oiifiit. trh> a Irr'tr Tint— ’ Kiiuur, lioncy. Vuu put ill tuu,’ toil mu ll that time. Hn i iin.' 1 llir nrrtfir nf ttir pry** t 1 r ,i mile wlilia, ami tny nmtliei ti-'HiP' *ti-x tfji-lteFhaHtliH tit Ul Tglw that ufnuiiy wan at !u*t ulixliU. Not hy am Hu at Nw, hooey, tlii, a heap too eoht I v*mh you’d juat (HHt op witli lint cod e So proceeded tlie lutlle attempt totali-ly the very critl cal taatn of thia old woiiiuii, in.til the Wat drop of Hie (strong brown Ibj uid waa exhausted, and then Oranny Hub cits praia*d In tup of colt be highly. J never drink but one cop, honey, but I iik< tnut good and strong and yalh r. Dion's Excuse— A slory is told el Dh U, t da. key lu Kentucky, who was a notoil ■no ihiel, wi vicious in Ihia ieaiK;l, that all 1 n ha in the neighborhood were charged to bun. <>n one <-,casSon, Mr. Jones, a i • ignbor oT f >i* k’s master, called and auld that Dick must be sold out of that part oi the country, lor be bod stolen all of lih (Jones) turkeys. Dick's master could not think so. The two how ever, went Into the field where Dick was at work, and accused him ol the theft. You stole Mr. Jones’s turkeys, said the master. No, 1 didn’t, iiiitwi, replied Dick. The Master persist <*d. Well, at length said Dick, I'll tel! you mass a ; ( didn’t steal dent turkeys, but Ins' night I went across Mr. Jones's pasture, ami saw one of your rails on de fence, so I brought home de rad, ami, cnulound it 1 when 1 came to lo k dare was nine tur keys on and rail. Lpiuoiits —These aie men who take newspapers, pay for them, am' read them Observe the order in which these things are done ; the pay comes firat the reading next. These men consider they get the worth of their money in the bargain. I; seems a*, fair and just to them that tin newspaper should be paid lor as a barrel of sugar or anew coat. They never entertain any other opinion. When the year runs out, or a little before, they are on band with the pay. There is no more difficulty with them in rernem'rering tliin period, than Sunday or tire first of January. If one ol them wishes to stop his paj>er, lie either calls or writes a letter by his nostmsster. in due season, like a man. This cla* is dear to the heart ol the editor Their im age is embalmed in his warm affections.— May they live a thousand years, and see ttcir son*' sons !the fourth generation. The Appleton* keep ten presses going on Phermau’s Memoir*, yet find that the demand outruns the xupply. Work* of fictioc'have a great run, sometimes. Hon In Q. I.itmm- uml his Mother. A short time since we heard Rev Di ft —A Yoqng, the-4tsUognishisl Ki'eielary of the Board of Trustee* of the Vanderbilt UimT.sity, give u illustrative incident in the Hie of that eminent civilian and South tun Methodist, Lamar, ol Georgia. Dr, Yottng WOW down Suth eu r>ntte to home, and meeting Col, Lamar at Anguala, insis ed that he should accompany him to Nashville and meet an cngagemenl, tlij tieop c had made for him to deliver an ad drifts on libe Current topic* of the time me l)r. promising that a most tlilleriu.; reception av ailed him, and that first class 1 epoiterifv ould plaee his -[lee- ti upon ive onl Even kmtl friends had tarnished l)r. Young with a through ticket for Uol. La mat. Jtwt before'leaching Giand Junction where UM]y had to separate, in reply to re iwatial aid urgent entreaty to go to N ish vlllc aud jjil ireah laurel* to his already enviable tame, Lamar turned ami said t • Dr. Your,l' Tar TFohr IbU pTacn TliaT wc are Waring, 1* a plain, unpretending eiluntry home. 1 tfui going to vi.-it my dear old mother aud sit once again in her lap. 1 bad rattier go there and sit at -her left than goto Na.-livillo and deliver h speech sparkling with ehw|ueucu.’ Noble sentiment | Woitliy the noblest nature. This (incident reveals the secret principle that hue made—lsumir’s—Hie an- emmenl sucCt'M. He is occupying a large share ol public attention at this day a* a leading American wtnlesiimu, bill lie finds lime amt has a heart to love tenderly Hint plain, simple hearted, hot noble Georgia million —hi* mother. Tue trump of fame cannot silence lu Ida lirca.it the luve hu heals her. Mo wonder hit la great. Liu could not be otherwise. Much tin alfei lion has a din mottd glitter about it, whether illustrated in t'ougrosai-nu or seen in obscurity. We -would any to hoy 4 ' nnd yuUlla Uiat when they 11 use in alter years la love "m itliw," they wiug cl 1 away limn tin purest luyelie l priii'iplc in the liuiiutu head. N-> won ei unkind tin I unloving youth# turn *ul banly. Ii t* by virtue of dial prim (pie wit Lin their Ini lists licit bids abem lightly esttnau then poenls. IL Ihat Is akhuiufd.ol his niodier, liowevci old limed situ may be in niuie or i| iaiot in her notions, is so tai.se to bincielf, no poor hi spirit and hnnhiMpi in nobility "I clnti niter that he is not entideil In the lospeet unit cmr*ldetc-u t,( thorn; With whom lie as S'Kllate*. As long a an erilng -.0,: loves Ins luotli cl you have suiin tlilug to Iniil'l upon in trying lo reloim him ; biil whsn he feels no warm I h of nttin hill' 111 f. .r her Hint ha e 411111. helv 'to ho |iii.lii I )i love, you 1 motliOr. Tin oMer she crow ' a' I the weaker she beeome' , cling elnser and *tan<l UCJl'fi her, He 1 piop, a fuinlurt to L'l in her deelmlng years Y-'lir elia'ael- will rxpninl beneath thD magic inti icuce, and ripen In'o n'.fditre 1 lovc’lnnis If you The sweetest memories In slier lllu when ‘mulliei’ is in cold dump tomb Me “rtm'errt+ird-rvfth the getitlc, -tender wffi'C (ion boinc for-h-e when —her-steps w<o, tottat ii ig. Yxmr t-ii adu - pr!3nri haa rtn - iii_ mate who a lit w year* ago tiros diallnguT-Ti” ml in ilie polliloal eiicUa, oi Virginia. tl was asharacJ <d bis old country look l ig lather when lie eame to visit him in tin illy ; won and repCcl and avoid him at the hotel I aide ; in la<M, disowned him A Was to he exiHalted, be tell ‘Olll gieul me this son’s lull !!■ Avaie how you treat your mother, Healter aijuahlue In her way as she gn* to the grave, ami don’t -p ant thmns in her dying pidow. Cherish In r love, lor true love is so scarce. It is pro cions oiiittneiit. [W. H. Hecoider. Niiinlrig 4 lill4rcn A child has a right to his Individuality, to be hinlsell and lie oilier ; to mainl l ill against tl e world the divine ho ts for winch lie stands. And before these fuel* lather, mother, instructor, should stand reveieel!y, seeking rather to undet stand and mlerput its significance than to wrest it from it* original purpose. It is not tree essarily to Ire inscribed with the family' traditions. Nature delight in surprises, and w.il not guaranty that the cliikjreu ol tier p-iels ahull sing, nor that every Quaker baby shall take kindly to drab color, or baye an inherent lougutg for a scoop bon uetfor a broad brimmed hat. in Hie very naming ol a child, lbs Indi viduality should be recognized. lie should not tic invutdeu with the mist nil eng no men of some deed ancestor ol h isterica! celebrity, a name musty as the grave ci/ljie* of the original wearer dolefully redolent of old association -a ghostly in .lex finger forever pointing to the pa t. f/Ct it Ire something fresh ; anew name Standing for anew fact, the suggistion ol a his'ory yet to lie written, a prophecy to In fulfill' and The aav wa;s v/efl enough cloth ed in his own unset, hut w hen he would put os lh*.kin of the lion, every attribute became contempt ihle. Common-place people slip easily through the world, but when we find them heralded by great names we r'-.er’t Incongruity, mj insist on uisktr g them baathan they are. Geo. Wasli mgto-i selling frt* ntrU, Ju/iua Owr as a bcot-black, and Virgil a vernier of old dull ro, mm but a sorry tlg.iia.—Duart, to the dead ki tg* their purple am! ermine, Ur (eet their laurels, amJ to the heroes ><l the earth, sole po**eat>ion of the names they have r a lered imm-irtal. Let the child have a name that does not mean 100 much at the outset, hut which he can fill with h individuality, and make by-ami by to stand tor exactly the tact that he ta,—Victoria Maga/.ue. A nioiiii|ipi Kccic i Tbe NalcbeC Weeklvddemocrat bus the following satire on tbe conduct of tbo lar nous ol tbe iitate of Mississippi, vvhicli—wo llilnk can be read witli profit by those ot Louisiana, auJTT fact, all tfu' South wes tern States ; Hallo, stranger, you seem to be going to market? — YVs, sir, 1 am. What are you carrying that plow along tor V Going ’i- acrid it to Pfttslmrg. and o I’ittsbtirg, in lYnnnsylvania ? Y ou're mighty right ; I am. What mo you going to send il tluic foi T To get sharpened. Alt the wayto l*ftmbrg to get shaepen- cd ? You bet ! We've starved our black smith out ; he pulled up stakes the uthei day and went to I\ r.as Well, that's rattier a novel idea. Illy itieud —sending a plow S') iar to get It Tsfuffpeneir • N"t so novel t* yam bean! it ova*. Wt do om milling at Ht. L inis. Is that so ? You’re right it i<. Wo uted tn have n 111 ril on I’luik'iivii.e Uieck, tyol_ the on nn got too po ir to keep it up, and so we turn ed to getting our gihiding done at S' Lou il. —Vn ihm'-t-incnti to say —you —-end y-out grist all the wav to Hi Louis by rail ? 1 didn’t say nothing 'botitgri* weli.iin't got 110 gris to send. Hut w get om lloui aud meal from Hi Louis. 1 s-e you liave-a fthh oiryrtfiT*w igon. Yes ; our old eow died lust week. Mali h wrml drUiived —itnr— lilii-aUit -ut tun. Sfinliii’ lici bide to Binton to get it tin.n ed. All Hit way lo Boston ? Is not that lath er expensive, my Irieud ? Thu heights will eat-t ho lode. — That's a fact- •leaner Ilian the Ini//.nils did that old crltlei's oareturn I'm what’i ibe use bein’ faxed to build lahinads ’llioiil you gel flic good ol ’em ? Used to have n 1 iiiyiud ovci ui Lickskillet, an Ia -I'Ociuak er, too Hut tliey've lie: lluinniuxed Ki ilbitnintiMi'l lint s tloit r Ii milins gone, ufi Ihe s|)ont and Iwixt you ami me. that's mlgliiy nigh die ease with cur Slate. When do you expect lo get your Will er ? IXm'l expect to git no leather at all— expect to gel alines, some day, made at li.i.,ton or fhcrenhoiils. ltr dun a nilnfoittflre to lose a milk cow , <ll y Ii iuikl. Nd no much a misfortune as ymi heard u wns, Mountroea s!, s lit o! tro.ihle shuck ia’ iimf niihbhiin' a cow, nnd milliin' her night ami moium', uml geltiu' only alnml three (pint 1 a day. What me you going lo do loi milk V Hotid loi It. Heml Ninth for milk ? —Yea; imuccnUaUid milk and Uualiui 1, S', i (Hi I I see the point. —Migl l ly handy thin.es, these inliioa.is make I hem Yunliee lelh;rs do all imr )'i|)M tut its now do our smittnn’, and grindiu'. h|il tuiiniti', and milkin’, and cliillliiu’. I acA you ha VC u hlllc oftdtlun." V'es ; we go our bottom nickel on cot lon. Bendill’ it up to ,M.iHsaciiiiw Uh to gel It carded, spun and wove. 'l ime'Jl come when wo'.l send tl ihrtr to be ginned, and then we’ll be happy. MHnstr'uus sight ol trouble running these gma. ._ That would be lather expeitsivr, scmlin,; 111 sied. No more ao Hinn them Western lid er [iay when they a< .id corn East and get a dollar a bushel tied pay six bits freight. Ilusldes, as 1 said, what's the use ol paying lor rallroada ’thoul we use the loads f Yon seem to Appreciate advantage* ot railroads. 1 thiuk we ought —we pay tuotigb for 'em. I reckon you tatlen your own pork. Well, you recou wrong, stranger. I get them lllinoy fellers to do that for me. it’s convenient, too—monstrous sight ol trou hie totin’ a lig liusket of (viru three times a day to hogs in a pen— (Mjieclsily when you tiamt got no hog to tote it to. 1 should think so. There's one thing lacking though '.> make business complete. What’s that f They ought to send them hoga ready treiked. CrHrkiir’ ami preparin' woo<J lor crx/kiu’ takes up a heap ol time that orl, by rights, to he ctuployod in ihu cotton-patch, I was say iug to my old womru the other day, il Mississippi folks got our cookin' and washin’jdoDc up North and sent by express we'd Ire as happy a* office holdei Your hoi ae in the iead there seems to be lame. Yes, ne" Is ahoeln'. if he vvaf.u't the on ly horse I've got, and I can't spare him I'd tend him up where they made the lii'ise shout and nails, ainl get him shod. Can't get such a thing done in our part*. IV-rhsps 1 can at the depot. ilow do you manage to live in your parts, my old friend ? Why, we raise cotton My roads turns etplrerc, WTBirjrvr. tree, HaH, back,-- dy' I'm glad I M-el you stranger. The Tennessee l>og Tux. A Slate tax official writes Ur Nashville : Ti e smallest district in my couuty return* over three hundred dogs (three dog* to each voter) and various hitches. The dog lax will amount to SJUO,OOO. Il will in crease the revenue twenty-live {>er cent. /X \ mmM I IKS?b® sWt ©if 1 ¥ U BklhCß Jr u M J GEO/?oL Ul,io r*s ,t i v ’* state ■ Vrvr Vi3f * ft LADD’S Alkaliao Fertilizer. (I "x 1114 V I'll tY |j r\V price of the atwvs I niiinid coipi'\i- , ’d i wl h'li ts aliitUnv entirety -iciu. . 1 1, cihntiliie.i will) its stirprl singly gnnl tcptilizJng proper ftes.lms al ready ga in ,! nn it a populnily never liefoiu seemed in so slioi l a time by any .similar arliele. The ihrmdy great aild ruplaly In. eieitiJug ihmi.ind Will iiotuasdale extensive additions to Hie Win ks Col. Ij. F. Livintcutoii, (.Minimum ol die Executive Uoiuunllst) ol ’ I lie Ueiu yiMT Hi ido 1 1 range, says ; October '.‘4*, 1871, ’’ I have usd your A Ik dlne FnrtlM/. 'r tills eiisoii mi on llillilps, alongside of three slandard lei tilizms. Tnff eust, |lo prs tea , 1 jiiii/ri $tS 7 jwr ton, i'liiira ui n/u tl tit pi " , it'iftioH l" iMurnf th Itijjli prtcrtlfar Mwi.” lie ny S again 1 January 18, IS7o "f nf wtiml day la iKh most iirditiMiiug I have. ttjfJ tiiitltl/l’e fc th it it is th S (henpint /'Pi t.turf nil tin limit. I jni Corn. I win mufti Mur cm rent)cut on both (lorn amlClolloo, unit 1 will icport-r 1 — Edward Cdx, Eaq , one <d the best larmeia ill DeKrtlb t niii'y wiitin ; • (I toiler 5, 1M74 "I pul ‘JUO pounds pel iicic as a lop dteas ing on my wdieat in Maieli hot. It made IBJ bushel* per acre on land that would Iml have Hindu mole than six to eight bushels a* furs'..' / h/nir miirn rat nf from Unit hind fnim 2,000 t" .1,000 th) nj the In it rr ah ijiuhh Hull / < ner Hair ir/iirh J 111! Clint 111 to the unc nf your / rrtUhr.r. My neighbor* around me o*> <1 oilier guanos, lliruc limes uh costly a* mine, but did not make ns much Wheat, amt tailed on tint grass eropa Alp (Jorli crop in nptrinlul heller iliaiiaiiy I ever saw g ow in DeKallicomity, accord lug to tlie limit. /mn nulnjlcd tl u exactly what we muni m Ueorym. Col K A Alatou. the well known editor ol tlie Atlanta lletttld, voluulurily gave the following strong tesi Iruotiy, after having tried it thoroughly : Atlanta,’Ga., fWpt. 1 18T4, Mn. A. C. Laud, hear Hit Please ship me, at Decatur Ga., twenty burs ol your Alkaline Kertltl xer I have tried iluwjglily this season sdS by side will' all ilmbesi In urn Is ol leitliixeffe ■old in the nrarket, on CGItN, LOTfON, OAT 6 AND 'WHEAT, and I have no hesitation in stating that il has PAID ME A DOUHDK PKUCKNTAGB OVBil all. bend me live 'on* at once lor uiy wheat. Very Heapucliully, U A. ALSTON, tk' bind lor Circular JtA A. C. LADD, Agent, No. 'J If load Htroct, Atlanta, G.i. V. L. HOPSON, VITI& /LND LIFU INSURANCE AGEISIT, UOOANHVILLK, I • c ♦ tn mf f/iry l* f coaufy wb*> (Vt'c to hit#' thr*r * Ug iiu t lo©M> or thUtLBVm lj flrf. To wi'-hiag o u \u\v't\%A*c+U t tb^'' “LUVID ObXH" tlwy mj kirf b liiu4, ! ©lull t omrf ihrtu with 4 Li e Policy in th# ALABAMA GdLl> LIVE INHLTtArfWtCOMPANY, or sur viba eoauWax or tbur own kivUOh, t<T" Ism worklogdirectly (or tbs "ALABAMA-' *>oLl>" sad dtslrs ar trlead* to "Jlue mo." NO
