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About The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1875)
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Bradfield's ■XVOMAN’S HKST FRYEND,” Will bring op Hi*? Menses when they lytvi not mrn {'stab i-hetl, also when they have U< n Horn unnaiural causes. Will cure Kheumaturn ami of titt hrek ami womb. Will lire Paiutul !1, Ml! IrYxt ;i I e lta.il tod .i Hu>st distressing pains anil lies W'iJ.eheek mht irrh tti e.r ‘i-Xt'c-s si?* flow.’ Will cure ‘Whiles' and ot the wnmh, when it is the result of relax jQinn iir.hawl health. N j 5 as sure a Hire in a l the *hnve ili>- Q ivyine is in Cl ill? ami Fever. !.|.i e> t tin cun themselves *f all the al* ve tli.-eaM*b witlioul iv.abnir then eempUiiits t* any prison, wh eli is always mortifying to theii pride jind modesiy, ' $ i> rtvitimru' uUal t>v the bes phx k ans in Muir p iva e praeiue. F.i u hiabiry ot* the al>>\e diseases, eeiltd* a’*s i>t i! wtmth rful cures and dirtcU -U', Hie ie tder s le t*ned t.* H i w'upper oround the btitMe. M.i*,ufacUu ed and m !*: hv IiHV-C4Tt AtLvntn, rrn.- ~ by .i 1 : l’i <e i t>. nowci> that .V’trr \%itli r, There me fl >wers that m ver_ivi!her, Then* %*e skies that lade, l oine ale ilees liiai cast l- evel Cooling bowiisixf leafy shade ( I'here ale e4l\tr wavelets tiowiuj; \N Mh a iulbtig si.n.nd ol real, Wheie l lie w esl wind, soiliy blow in‘, Fans Ihu lm lamia oi the bict. Hiithx rwaid our steps are ten bug. Oil through dun, oppressive teaia, More oi gi U l . Ibaii *pleMji C;* blelldlog In tiie duikt nmt! wool ol ye;iis. -Y4 My*u ina l*nH tep w^afy Pink U| o * lhe wn.Ulhg Way, * Hoi that, when all looks moat dreary, O’er us bi runs a cUtu iay. I'hus tin Father who hath lliude Us i t•naiils ol mis w old oI c.oe, K i nft t 11. l. 'W to kimhy aul Us o :‘h tie btitdet.’S ‘a V K rio\Ve r lt t* x\ to p iiia<‘- .U4te p*tflt llo|nl i,Jjy b> mi l ls o ey I txr ar;s ttn 'in 'iiic H dot hHi lief il F t twyoiivi the uicuie at h b. J 'heir Is ll voice tha’ whispils lowly , Dow ii W ii h (hi*, hem l ui uiTi e~ \\ mil Cu.oliuU 'l i m l h- 1 I XI | It: If. 1i..: i!_ i.ltjLsJLi. Us lm , fTY Tt ti lr-, r.niSn*. sl< i: y o. ; i us hi i.e? ineFa i V 1 1 , * Ail l Hi* .i . !•< w lidi 1 log j.; h’t y ’• • lij l he- In Ui r In It* 1 uhovt '>h, tho 111* 4 , wflf) It” IxS Hollows, 1 I ,hl tii otiw aid l.ri* io * ! iii * • w in ii bi n I lo mt nox\ •• S\ ui S,.t\t eii ltd itll o tr wot - • s - ah übnmeiy mm* t*ird a nil ' >'• I ti . . ;.U I. ph mien-t poit.tl, . I .'ll to iwt ,i 1 It yt-1 lit 1* . Ni% lit v *- •b* Wii h i ii**t 4-H-* f ht-W * a- mak iug a 4 * v Yea o..ii ilia p* Nort’i All thm V rhe M'l i’*l in o di#a;ontciu*d lid is hot too f* eh lot ll ljUh gill who ..is a■> ik bn *%i I o{ uei own, so i hei Vo- , ti, eyht 4 : '■ ’ “i -given i u xx it l i.u *• • ,ni I oi! •M lo be wiii :• gto-i W . -.f, l V il til ii 111 l’* u lew I . ■. , ' i at* w m> nn i*t;-. My r- iiii> j,. v ry bor- ,-hhe naid i a lew imunenti# uI ter ()\t , rriy 1 mid in no ‘if* *l ? that wan next. And with Hi t nir laid tiowu her woik N* xt tiieifc wan thing the inaiier with Ik t io* t, and then h< f eye. At length the an wing was h he. Je .ie tr’ohgiii il to her m tl#ef N.oui't 1 not fi i hi and lor the doctor ? nuid In r motl< r, l .a’- iJo< i *i f.|| no , mo!.hi.f | ci hJ 'lie lit e gui, an trpMAv lan she eo and 1 he. < 'Mland/ hoi ii i mother, a lit I- git * I'lli of f> vf * and ache* riiijwf l>t. nek and Ui*. .v sohci Wt i> ive the dv<Je ijie l> l er. - ~ Oil, motlier ' ail Jt Uughing they were Mowing ar.'hen ; 1 am v, j enough I have )<*ard of oilier lilth* girln b e*o<l<* •fenie, who lia ) m vvhrg a'-hes w iieneveu }.' r {'lferi’n had work lor them to. do. , These act.* and p.in rio show sickness I hty arc symptom* of a bad Ci-ease a dm ‘■'Ac is cal.ed P makes chil ■ -r* j. rnmr aod fretful, and d'sob igmg, and roubles'.rue, and unhappy ; and i airc t makes those unhappy win; have the harge ot them |L h> iatlaii Child. f) A cutious story c .unc-x to us concerning General c. A. Kvans, ot Augmta, At i ic i | 1 r.< k City, .Maryland, white leading bis ; brigade in battle, he was stitick in the let; -i‘> by a rniniiie bail; The Irall p,.H*cd through bis arm, arid thence through bis , bphy. In plowing through bis coat jcACkct fi* tore through a pa;*er of pins, burying -otne of them in the flesh. For the past i few months he has (seen troubled with a pain ah-rut A foot and a naif from the wound. A week or two si nee a bump about as large as a pige ,u egg, was raised on he .rjlWAt..e the pain . most severe- A few ! hree or four pins worked out of ibia nbrSp, aud it disappeared at once. Thus, for fl years, Mr.-Tivans has outt a walking pioeu mion. It is a credit P> ;.tm t.. say that he made hie famous memo rial address, which breathed love a*i for ' giveness while those hostile pins were in hia body. A man that can iorgive his cemy, with a handful of [tins working about his o-sly, is a Christian. With most rneu life as like hack gammon, hall ski'd and ha f luck. XVII null J UMico lu^nihMari, l: As. ii.7l kituftit Umt wum of thi 1 nt Mt Mntri -wrrrt- rrrv rclm-:iun t;> cn Vr.;<‘ ll*t> law agahisl ministers of Ihe g for inkt-o the lest tuili and nvaifint; themselves of every pretense to discharge those who were accused. Three ministers, charged with the crime ol preaching the glorious gospel ol the. Sou of God, were arraigned before a certain ■linlge. They were regularly imlictCiUjilHL it-watMtuderehtod that *.he proof tin m \va- Tory clivjr. Aie you a preacher? said the Judge to one ol them. Yes, sir. replied the culprit, lo what deiooiUalkui do you belong f 1 am a Uhristkivair, (XVith dignity ) A OtuLtian T XVltal do you mean by that ? Aie not ad preachers ('lniMiuimd 1 — 1 l long to the sect usuahy ended; Chris tian tmlw rongly called CampheUttes. (Not -t inucTi Ylignjty - ] At. ! Th**n ycei isU-vo lo baptising ps-- ple tit lUilea that th-y may he then agatrt, do you 1 1 do sir. tlXetinitpiy.) Mr. Sheriff discharge that man, He is ae-ioboii-iH man Hr ts iiidu-trd far presetr mg the gospel, and there la not a word ol gospel in the a'uil lie preschrs I It is only -Slime id—Alexander t ainphi il'a nonsense Discharge the. man. Kail Cninpltellile, greatly rijjicing. J Aiae you a preacher f said the Judge ad- dressing tiie second criminal. I am sir, said the miscrc ant. t>! trpr.t dciionvTOftttTn are:you ? 1 am a Methodist sir, 11 is looks showed i-.F Do ym' l believe in falling from grace * I no, sir, (A it In ut hisitalioti.) Do you believe in sprinkling people in ti ad *.! baptising-lllelh ? 1 I'elieve that people can In- baptised by pi inkling (Much offended.) Do you Ue ievc m bajiluilig babies ? It is my ojiiiiton, sir, that infants ought i.i be lnipiiscd (ImilgnaoUy ) Not i; wind ol Scripture lor iinylhing ol tin kind aii ! shouted Ida lu.jutr. Ml hi.cl 11, lu'n that Ulan loose ! ll*' i ii * i teacher ol the gospal Is Liuih, ami liicie is not a word ol truth in what lhat man ti aches ! Ii Is 11 dl lulous to Indict men on Ma li frivolous piet< i.bes ! Tun him M*n#*t il all hurt in ,WI t<N’irßgs hv U*i Juili<mi aliiihua lib hub ’MVhitt ht you, ii It auiil (!.• lo tlm Yli >f >| h*h>H. I 8 mt* pi .. pic call me u preacher, sir 1 UAb—Wy.) j What is your deiiomioatioii ? I am n iJupust. (Head iifi.) Hi- honor's countenance fell, and In ■ e.l id solar and rud. Alter a palm: hi aid; ' ~T Do youlmjlli ve in salvation hy grace ? I •!•: r'rii:!', : Do yoil that immersion only Is . in 1 . Thai is my doetiine sir. (Earnestly ) Ait yjm bspit-ie jnmc but tho :c tviti. be n ve ii. .J' alls (.‘hibit 'f plntsi- ) My hi' iid, I tear it will go hard with you. Is. e you are Indicted lof preaching tin ,/ospel, and it appears to me hy your owu ■ onb'-sion lliat you are guilty. My It ph-a-e your honor, saifl the Hap ! i r ( oiitisel, spilugiug tj his feel, that man u-v'-r preached the gospel. I liave heard him say a hundred limes that he only tried I have heard him try mysell Mr Hm;id), discharge Ihis man 1 II is not indicted for trying. There is nothing aid about mere effort 1 Let hint go k;i ! 1 am a tom.lied that tiro Hlate’s Attorney . too and annoy Ibe Court with such Iny.i tuns in-lu lui' nls ? Exit Haphst deter in ined b> try H^ain./' 4 (J /ort adjourned lot bicker,' / A Y itimi S.sask \ ao, ays He Leavenworth (Karl.) Times wi j referred to a lady living An the H rulhcrn ( [ui t-f the city hav imfsecn a Hying snake hi pengrination through that delightful portion of t:.r nti.trojfolis. At the same hme we pupfisbed the statement of an aged woman, a lerotlissyer, who predicted that in a abort time the air would .Ire lull of 11 ymg serpents. Yesterday we were met by a friend, who inquired, in an '■xciled manner, it we bar) ever seen a make that iiad wings, and flew through the air with the greatest of ease f From his statements we learn that while two hoys named iiemiugton Jenkins, the former from this city and the latter a Plaltec Conn t i a were hunting in the woods, a serpent was seen-upproae , nig them, about four feet above the the earth. Jenkins P,ok off hia hat, and, throwing if over the snake, succeeded in capturing it. !t is over one foot lon/, spotted, and has wings ab . t the size of a man's head. The hoys have the serpent preserved in alcohol. * - —i mt i >■ —. Said a distinguished politician to his son. Lo .k at me! I began as an alderman *d here I am at the top of the tree ; and w hat is ruy reward ? Why when I die, my son will he the ptIHH rascul in the To this the young man bof>£fal'y replied ; Yes dad, when you die -V>ut not till then. Most people are like eggs—too full oi themselves tv bold anything eW Iu Lave With Ilia Fatiici. XX a liav< had ,M*c.i-si.m iit'iai.. i.. ,y p.-h _lhfi toiliiagot a lad aim i* ii. I,.¥W, it-sUy iu love w tlh his father. Not that he ad mires, si nt pi v ami respects and nis-ys blot toil hi aiu love with him And the boy is not ashamed to show a tender love lot hi* father. And better still, the lalhei is tender-hearted enough and “toidbir enough to return the lad's tnatiifogtaiiou ot his love. Lie is a city ellieial, and tolera hly well wiwn will the cares .1 li'le. bin lie i . waife? l f**‘ sy-aeV.liaUd.Ui.hand-a iUr.hiss.m4 Words <’( afte. linn arc often esehaiiged be tween them. It take** bm a moment iu ihoir company 1„ delect that they love one mothet. Nut api n, not a lio|Ht not a desire ol the lad's , ie boi braid tmfcuss Lis counsel and his wisdom an,l his advice; and Ins son has no source* of pHasure or oi amusement, no habits, Ctiinpanimisiiipt or view* with which hi- lather is not inti mately nvpMjhited, and in which he docs trot-error; sympartd7.e and iVss'SU' The i -jU& rare orug *mL-|a>riu4* is why we refer To it To us it seems ex oecdmgly advisable that parents and chil dren should grow In love as they advance in years. Tto cuddling and—lornlli-g *d Infknts may Uc end olten is exeo sive. The lieiiing and.apouiug ot childten by.an over indtilgt nee rtf nersomd altention is a pivv aloat weaKne**. 11m when the child opens into youth and into blushing maidenhood, then we withdraw the special attenliims and leave the hungering, thirsting young spirit to feed upon itself; drive il to thrust back and lo keep down its riatng springs of Confiding afleelion, and teach if lo he auspicious, silent ami secfhsivo. ll Is all a utialaku A child grows nobh and strong who is allowed to lu In constant sympathetic odblaet with his father and’ Ilia mot be r. fl re lalhei and mother Ke -p their stir nglh and you*.lt by living a nee olid boyhood And girlhood with their chil drm. Nothing hurts a boy ttion Ilian To he pushed out 61 r tender and loving home circle -i iot early ag<t, Ha must Jove some wlnre, ami the eliaiiees are that and lie he not loved, and aliowc I to love, 111 home, he will iot ItrYß too Wisely uw iy from if It is a it itiii.il tiling I it jouth and age t love one another. Je tif not oppose m title- Encourage rather than repress Hie manileslaUoil ol love in homes Win ami Tlescive l lie eOdfl leuee ol your children Do not have tt Child ol J oin •go out d.lt* ol your liotiio sauetualy to speak to stranger about his d* arest ami inosl"pr < i uis i /per esl le'i aii e In* Icnrs Ui il indillerem e II mil iJ* * bm iiimcii. lr s lio lli. to Ulihosour liimseM in too Iht'-Si.“al ear, and ne-ilu him •c IJii th pimotai Jt-art. No iwissifjhi lith lonco from outside not the iSutofay-srcfitNil evert, not the rlnm-ti, can take tha place of a boy's own faflJW, hi ol a ulll’s own inoilier, m li <• -i-i \v .Ji lbi j boy ami gir! are approachinc inaidmoti and womanlioi* 1. Too olten they are tb-s. iietl •rf their parents uiat tti— ~ t.. f r,..f lew sights iinire lictiu-lilul Ilian lo mi pa M ill, standing by then chlhln n, In llicit flow ut;> V'-il , m warm, I-t i. lit albeit it. -.***-—ti d 1 ", 'lied a nles ii tbit ed—(tv —rni: ttnnti tesnillnns ol llm same. [ * today school rimes. Snpirioi tl y of siMidiftll Ctini > A lady wiitim lo the Chii ago Tribrtint ilm* it Is not Hie skill nl the cook/olm n makes Houthern corn cake better than Norlberu. Hhe saya; Northern im al, grotlti lin Ij twill Kit'll all I packed aw iy lie hire it is snllltienlly ii ry. Sort' in hecome. bitter, ami inoreoverxbu it mis' ll under a tropical sun is mmdi aweetui that) ijiiih ft is alvi vr y tidtder. ils sivcctiiei.i* am! tenderness obvmle the neces-ity ol f>t oi liutler lof/ahorti ning, and any lorn) <*; gi< aim/W'uld tleprive the corn ol ha pun laspb N > swvel -com is raised in Hit. j do away with that necessity. J in* coin meal which Dinah uses is, csjiiseijiieutly, I sweeieraiel ten eror than any vvlii. n cu lies ; 'o tne tiKiefa of our lair-liail't and Nortbein| ixsik*. | , it is not generally known. tVftl Bout hern ! corn h better adapted Pf fraii-poi iai In by sea than Northern corn. The southern ' gouid seed corn being lighter und more i floury, Is less liable Pi best and mould on ! shipboard than the heaviei flint com of the North. The Southern corn latirig more bulky, gives a larger measurement Pi the bushel ul fihy-; -\z pounds, and is cousc qoeotly more tnerehatjtable than Northern corn. We remember bearing * Hiliiinore corn merchant, engaged extensively in the West India corn trade of that [>orl, say bat in couH< quence of bearing trunspoita Hon better and giving a larger measure oieiit to the commercial bushel (fiuysix pounds), piime Southern corn always ruled in tlie foreign market two Pi three cents higher than the best Northern corn. Corn is eminently a Southern staple, in wdiicli ur farmers ran, and rhotlid, aiicce>f illy comjiete w ith the North and West. -|Sav aunah News The f*;,iia< , e!pli<a Chronicle says; liai mg burglaries continue. The heat [ilau is I for eveiy irtvi to keep a loa e i icvolvcr within convenient reach. It the house is to be ches t for the season, either put valu able* in places of safety, .ir hd no s sr'iug bid them farewell with hut s feint pri;o tif ever seemg tliem again. Stranger® who visit the Cnlon .iai show will he wi to take as lew valuables with tlitnj as possible ; also Vo have their lives ins red a>i keep u revolver in Const until reach. lion lie Won Her. A young coiTple were occupying a nin i seat in Union ''‘afk oTie evviiTng this wok, ■>ud trout tl-.o expression of the masculine ■* "goner”—drilled, as it weie, over the great psychological Niagara of affi-elimi, and was even then being whir ed about in Hie ft-oihy witirljvooi ol seutiment Till’ swimming swans had no charms lor him ; the eagles were as nothing, and he did not even. notice rhe big whim Ihhc. vttt.Ttn be tuimvhtrsati, mrenrprlng t.r draw her a little nearur to his end ol the seat. Whe made herself rigid and heaved a MgU. I'D be n fiood mnn and give up all my bad habits, he urged No reply. i’ll never drink another drop; he contin ued. ..Still little.cllling sal lie- object ol his ado ra ion. And-g 4 ,ye up chewing— No lospoimc: And siiiokiitg Cold as ever. And join the ctrurrh— Hite only shook luir iiead. And give you a dlainoml engagement, ling, her added in desperalton. Then the maiiji'irtiped her itmopitig eyrr to his, leaning her Irix/b-s on liir shoudlor, and tremblingly murmtirod into his lavish ed car : Oh, l-Mwind, you -you are so good. An I tlici: I bey so and sat, until Ibo soli a*ms of night -that dusky uuiaii of the world had I'jkled them Hum sight, pon deling, pi,inning, Hiinbing -she ol the ilia moml l ing, uud hu ol huvv ou i-ailh he was to get It. I)\mi*.i, S,Du-ki>.nson's Wit. — A parly ol getilJetu* u w eu _lug> tlier 1.-ist weak, auU. w'ere telihvg ..id time stories. One refer it it Io He -atoi DtcUeiesou. Jfef Was not ovei dear T-il, but w.s very shrewd. He knew aikmii.'* -y i. 1 o( li.e elasstis, and was eii-silv Rfllittiiyed if (me ipiolcd Latin. Van ibii'i-u had awmi.; off into l'*:ee Soil,.fold ■ Toil id llie pally us on ildcm A liiend ol Van llunm Hie e\ I’lesideiil in a speech, lh spoke ..| Cm I ins, ami com Jiared Van It uen lo lii.it noble Itoltlun. Dickenvm went .over lon seat occupied hy a sen.dor who vtia: at home in all that ie lull I lolhc Himialts, Who i this Uiirris Ibesen ilor is la king shout V O, lie is not dliiiig about fifpis a: all, IIP: is talking -i a Hub. -Ut n,..ii :,ut,log IPs name was 'littins, not (bii tis. Well, what did lie dnV aV liyy ln the. llme hL a great puliile calaniKy helhivw hiureM in the Inortd- endyavetl his country. O, that i 11, is ii ? What did you say ills liamt was ? TT u-r ll u s. All jif lii. T.'i.iiilt you, h iTiTTJiiKi'iHon, a* In' ■Veld to lli.s ;t r. . A 8 unite UH ttiO fit'll mill 'll V >ll lllll) II limit l Ufi M ill, I >J< keilßoU ' .-pro;, trnu ( c a.tid.mt 4 exuberant. 11k liiolti'iMilfit mntr Intuit liniu Hit; ctuHaiei* A n l wiw In ilij/Oiinliui In wlium the Menu ; lor (inn | •>ti'<>rt .M .ut in Vun Hill nil. f lleipoitt i irntrlr H ilrntt. Hriril :l paltinl. 1111 l | ii> itv 'Ill’ll"' Ml. V•> 11 Hill'll ( 'ill I Hit till CK umki-iI into lint tg .ii'li In save III* country ymm i.ll V'in Huii'ii tliit;tv lili country jii'n Ilf tllf.l 111 t" mtVf ll lllHclt, Km iiß to tin atilt: in hff ohjcclM clear y uni diMuiolly, it in ncciMtaiy Hint the eye tliuulti be kept clean Km thlapurp ■ it m lntiiiptli'*'J with a little "laiol, limn which iJ iWh a w tttay li'iltl ( i ut ), wlii .li in nplead over the eye hy the lid, und it in aIU Twin'd twi'jil "ll liy it, n i l min* through it hole in Uni twite to tin; Mii'ler Hurfueu •>! While,Wit; Watlil ail', |>;n over 11 .if ut liln ’, evaporate ■ it. I' I- if inn' |mlilt; that no Hitch gland can In; fouii I in I ltd eye* <il 11 li, um the element hi winch llicjf live ini.l a ! In- :..i:nc purpinm. —ll tin; eye had lull Iw n lilt niched willi n litptid to waili it, mill it till ti whi;(i il "11, tiling* would appear a* limy i|n wlnai you limit through a d'i*iy glaaa. Along the clgcH nl Uni tyi • li'lit Hi tilt: itr a great nuiiiin ful title liiiittn' or glanda, from which li iwn an oily null Dlaiice which apiem!" over Hitt mil lime nl tin: akin, aO<t thu* prcVMd.a the edges liom lining note ol iiritit.nl, nil I it also help* to tttf|> lenra wllinii tlm lid There ure aim au titl e luu-fifH uttimlif'l to the eye which ■ iinlne ua to move ft to every dir. etion ; uinl when we cuoMocr the dlllereut motion* lin y i a ufMjiahleot giving lo the eye, we cannot j hut ailuii e the ifooi I neat ol llini wtio I'*! in-i ed them, and thus aaved u the Iron loti of tniuiagout he'd* every lone we wudied lo vi. . w an ohjfi l. J 11. L , wilting tr im North Ueirgis to the Savannah .’few- 1 , says ho w-e inioi lnui that theie is living within sixteen miles ol 'l'occoa Falls an aged man named Validity er, who i said 0> have wandered into this country in ISltt, and who claims to havi been the first white man who ever beheld its grandeur. Ho was a hunter, liadei and figtiter, such a one as the teiys iea'l about in dime noveis. Van ievu r.ays that tin re nave lie* u a great many chatr'es since he came theie. A lew years after his arrival there w us a tremendous eaithq lake, and the ground shook lor three nays, and tuat durt./g that time- the taige loek wldcli lays at the hart ol ToCeaJa tabs was luiown down. jUartvm G. Joaos. ATLANTA VINEGAR WORK!, r 9 :U BiiOAU S FJiEEr, AtlutiU On. Whi • Vine Vio (ftr,Cl'l< r *fi'i rtwo- | (,Ui*:r. lie t *! tttiau'l trU iu*i ptl'A* CZ& iiu*nu4 GREAT BoulUcrn Mußic HOUSE. KNAME PIANOS, ( 11IUK EHI NO PIANOS, UOItM \N PIANOS and >f:loo, and ♦'lso PIANOS. MASON Sc HAMLIN O U (i AJS Solough 8l Warren OllGAm PIfIUKS. 50 05, 85, 110, 125, 150, 2(H) lo $500! ff [-4 JL **4 1/ O<X W • ALL KINDS OF Musical Instruments. Wu lny low ami pay cash, therx.il>y chalU wge couipoiitiuii in quality ol tfooiieumi prlirea. Will still piiuitia on liiMiaHmonU laUo ottlptanoa mnl organs in pari payment. Wo solicit corrvspou (Unuu. H**nd twtMis tlirtifi lo PUPU.IPH. UHEVV A EItEYEH, Suutla-ru Music House, Atlanta, Ga. - PiANOTU. iNU ?*" Mr Parrot , offers his services in Inning ami repining Pianos, Leave orders at the Mu-ie Store ot I'll LIP > , < UKW t PHEYK If al Ai i.i; l ol; 'IEE PEopLi-T” SAVANNAH MCRNIKO TsTKWB. Il would leipilre Ihe seojie of iptiic a huge volume to contain Him good Unites Hint me said ultout the Morning News liy its i onlempoi arlcs ol llie Huuthci n piers ll is almost daily trifuircA to as ‘the las. paper iu the Hoiith ,' -'lie !< ndtlig Gl-orglt .|l ilyetc , mg! ii is gt net ally conceded la Is- in all l S(M-ct3 a ilittdel Southern liewu' ■t'trper, , I iii fs iln- fame Unit Ihe. Morning News t-ovids . and no pains w ill I c . | alt and lierenl i ego * iin-k' il i ill in l lib i ol l lie d'litl jdi nec ami |iiitronnge ol people ol Georgia and Hoi Ida Thu am pie remtircea of tho er.tahlisl tnent wiH lie devoted t* Hie till pmvcmci)', oi 'lie paper in re pent to iia already large fttcintles for gathering llm ettrrt-nl news of tha day, and its sfaff* ol iperjal i in I'espoildculs has In en ruofuanlteil with a vi i W '*■ n.u-lhg ettijppi rstblc CUD : tngi ricy that may arise. A llliongh the Morning News has liltlw oi no i-oiiiin lii ioii wit lii :i the Held ol its eirciilTilini', ui-vei theless no i licet vril* 'An i-onsub led 100 evpensive Hull gives Hie earliest and ;.< sliest inform stiorl to ils read iis lit ilnn is |u*ct there WilLhe ini re lixallotl "i Iln- MitdeaVor to beep il lur ui it .u 1 el.iii iu cam temporaries, The feature:) Hell have Tendered the pil pet so popiilai will lm malulHliHil. Tha .'ittr. '.mV department Witt 1m! conducted with Ihf Hiinif dlglillled tlioUfjhtliilnuHH, Conner Viillvf vi^m, iiinl filin' at il voliou to priii chile that huvf at way a rlniinc let i/ael it' rile racy • Ikul'ilily til the local, and the : " unify and f oni|itf If Neva ol the coiniinr j i ial ih'i'iutiiieiit", will lie kept lip totlieo'd tainliinl, and iniproveincuu will be mail* ! wlietevei they ate t>uggc(cd by eJtpe lleiif'O, Tin Mortiin ' Ni'wa I' the only Hnvaiinnli p|'i that puhlialiei* the A aoclated I’reaa dWpulches and the telegraphic market re pi'ila anllioi l/.e l hy the Coiiiinerciiil Itureail of New V"ik t loi'.il iii nk< t lepoit’i will he lull ami fella hie, mi l w-ilLbc /iCf.oiiipaoli 'l hy aueh eutil hi. m a m ill enahle ill*; huHillcat* men of I <ii otgia jrti I l‘'i"i eta to t' iin iMininlea a* : ./efiiat*' and a* intelligent ua il they wire I 111 111/: city. In .* word, tlm Morning News will coni inn,.; every leatme that ten lera the modem neiy .paper allli" live, and its n adult* may eoiiltd'id ly look in to* column* lor Ihe lal < -t mf"iillation in regard lo everything of cm rent inti ie t. Ii will Hllmit ol no rival ry in tin own proper Held, and will allow no competitor to outstrip il in any department ol Jourti ilivlic enterpn***. I lie term* ol ndfea iption arc: Daily tl,e year, #1*1; am liionllm, f.\ three uiontlia, of). TrlWeekly, < inti year, # ; nix rnorilfia, fd lhrc< i.ioutlm, 11 00, VVe kly: One year l-l ; hi x niontlm, #1 ; three mold he, 50 cenla Money may lie vent hy i'oat Ulliee order or hy ExpreHi, at the cxpcinte ol the nu 'lervigi ed. Bend lor apwiineti copy. Ad lrch*, J. 11. EHTILL, Bavannah, (i. V, L. HJPSON, L Iliß AND LIFE ! NS i; I! A N(' J-J A ~ AGEZII, lIOGANSVILLB, GA., | P h%'l <• jl fc<‘rio ibjt fri ud* Im Mrl j rif y a)i ,i* *-ir: o biv*. ti u vtvy*tif • miKufA ■ STiiW 1 f"f 1 'j‘, # |br,wi *-i • iu<" rnivt n ‘ iil mot tut tbn |//V>,'ff l"t‘ H Irtud, I *!*• J • - - • ILV'I, V tl * Ij*C Pollrjr Iti Ul4 ALAUAMA GGLD I.IFF IN I if.vNCK COMPANY, <ftufa i, lirr v* th*-ir owtfk iriioo. l mtu wvrktiijc <iircil)r lor ibt * .VLAH4IiA* \j4/L,U ±irt tit.Mi uT liUladß ii J:u u>. NO 33
