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About The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1876)
JUE VINDICATOR. Pimt.tSHKD RVKKY FRIDAY, BT WH. T. REVILL, AT 43.00 PT:U ANNT7MLIN ADYANCL ' OBcs iwsth viie fth Own Home at AdvrrtKlHi;. gagca flwk I A wk* j 3 mod fi mo , 1 Yew 1 hick 1 1 OO 1 3-V 450 7 00* 19 0" HBptr®X'T® ! o.stifTiin; ir> M S inch*-: 3 00 ; a-00 ]looojl *. 00 1 15 10 j J owl i5 9v 10 00 !300035 00 35 }<C j 4 cal 700 13 00. 35 on :;.3(>o tk> •0 I t cot 110 00 30 00 ( 33.00 (10 tK> 1 SIOO I tSf" A iiberi! deduction mad* lo thus ; *d*H4Vsittg lv !B.BUUIII Of Jritr, Aoikf. The l .i- '■t'g ctiit (.'imrch Directory .• Sieeuvide scr IF75’ MKTIUMHssr ' *’ 3d 11 and 4‘k Saou.ih? ib oca month. Pwuu !• . W A Bin Ms BAI INST ■M Sabbath in each month. Pastor Hev. f>. P, Callaway PRKaBY TKHTAN Ist Sabbath in od month. 1 's!sr Hv. Jinx done- M — ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ yoiit i: to rm: i*hii.m, Aftai this .!■!*. ill leeai gdvwUsen eU ini tin! county <>t Meriwether, will be | el* • itshed 11 life M h.fits* I*. t’.H f ft l ol 'N t V ViMH ci lou. JAS. W .BANNING. O.dmaiy. TV K kAVKti. HI, a iff. A. J. HINTON, r J*n lrt\,4*W. t’lrrV -Soy,*r <'*nrir UltiO-.N VII.i.K, FRIDAY Api 11 14 IK7(1 , . „ .. - -■•_ ■* LOCAL TOPICS m T~ *“ ,-yf t ol iee,iOf dfn l* >i inline Ra W'-meiu .-Specl Pi liv them p.lidi.lnel' l ula- - J.',!ih mien they w ill also b* 1 oliiTg 1 lo the wad* 1 :,*kel I out* Sill t* ** <'• ceptiu ■ to (!•** aboverub*. • . |. ( i i-mi il,in i k’h.l I lie ..vii|s*inm' in tbi i'lip* i ol •eutii* an i J p'*n I'l l'. JI-I4IC lead Ui.it ii C-ioW-d Jo! them U"|'- —la rtg|*iit oW"*f Ity till tJTiB rhejr *tt- it; deed n jp <i‘'o4iii tn the H ti'ii 4 Pay or; i>nr nr. i r >t ur |U'—V .I * V !,*■ 11l I I.iil fiaU A* hc* I'll" vf* ' ■ 1 i-vi r> pun's bn.-iiii Ifni) t> b _ Aden II Wat-on Ini* tan*. iiimn:i on i'd i . rtiih*-' of l ie ( 'jUOiy n Hir.l o( llu*d* ' ' : 1(> I . , a *1 Inr ■ K ittin/ >f lilni' • ivrrttv'd (l*o Uni Ik fill! In bn o i* - >•( tiuj Ijtn*>t iwv*-n ( n* of(b* i ritil'iO(t tbe t*fwing Mu cbiin* i ~1,1,,,... AniUui lt'>bin*>n, hi ffjV w Hot in ■u p Jk fitullier, left Inst Tuesday to pur i*harv m goods, H‘‘ will ni d'Mibl la lurtii our ivuilci* ni lijn lilji when be l Imisk. Mr il■ i• l<>:i ii.l ,mm u* Hint fill) mm fioiiM:. I*** ci'**. i' *!.' ■ ' •. i!•'•!• p j.vi!s, (i : l tpolion dm kl O' 1 '••vo <i,v.iM mrf •,* vs I>rr TS'' i r ■tn :t:: • ni Mi rtwl|i< r H'ljwiui < .i. < T un> nl crfmint* wetter in not ii'chutcd lo She above iepurt 1; Ujrrittv I.vk- DFATTI M tf IT' I ;.onogi>' daughter "f Mr •!•) M> 'i n I ut)i'“, died fit ii <,i ij> af. a fa*! i'litiay rlxuri ni.g alts! Mi . a -I *l. v * It. Ill' .It Ih *. 'I i.e L iKivir/) V*> ( H J")J||! ■.f the wntsr Hti >i* !i-ar* willin,; tkiti'm.nr r > bet amiabitf fjr am] love y t’liai i< l*r. tine ken ciowi tu the m** 1 meg J Hiii fast an lli< wwld •earned muet S' **tsly and beautiful, Ui de.pb, thou*!. In *Ollll- lime anticipated. lK< l*'!t mmy *j row-tug fn.■ lin lief la< f t irr is ul J i ,n; u lolrvaa and ampeUiiZ-u* friand*. Tn l ■ !<ii-,%ij family, i .|ecial If li'f lil' l> • i mother, 111** nympuih ei ol lit whole cnwwonity have len given. Tskf.it.—A ft *-t <1 tame in ti e ofTx G—*-oiet t)-y and -told ttmi tre —wtrr rw * r>l tir‘„ %*v ~** >■ lit* i/|er ano handing Chsrles' Iwo dollar* bad* him g>* Ji , r e a'j ] tri! *.i,n editor U> ~*tft down. a* tie deeded t© thranii bun, U|i come Chat ley, when Mrs. 1C intercepted the ca*h and told Ibe proprietor to go right along an 1 Me the man. You j ebe think* on'y of ike mb#ertp*lo, vt uf the patron* the cross offends or the drubbing* the editor may reroute. Horn* ;t>ron don’t get triad on account ol the cro* mark for we have eo Ijiern a dozen t*m*s i ; nte we Itegan crossing them and they have not raid a word about ft, Our grmd lady any a she rather they voald mer.tloe St. f*he is not aftaid. Homiciml.—John liailey anti Abe Gates, ■pointed, have fiSco living in i!f| *n* cab in on the Id Marlin Galea place Lear thr Sulphur Spring* Though firing together •erwai qaatade nava oonored l<*t w*wr> them ard John ha* been ••pealedSy beard to tbrealm to take A be’a life. Last Saturday rnenung, after day 'it bsfota sun/iae, legh words were . heard in tbe cabin of the twain followed by a noise, aa if the two were engaged in a hand to band oonte-t ia eianitiiatton showed that >u Cue melee Abe had stabbed John in three or lour p aces, tbe latter dy ing in a lew minute*. Ale claim* that the tutting was done ia sell-deltnce, a* John hat aatauited him with an iron poker and fcad him down swearing that he would kill him. * | Abe Gales u committed S o jail iajt Moa lav and will probably have gu trial jb & few Keek*. h Good Hrjrnwa—A young freeiraac Brett out gnrcir.g tbe ether day ac i rt ■roed * itb two setting turkey bent He bkl be Ausibi they were riU. f Tke atteDtion ot our readers m dirt uid appear* in tlii# issue, of I\k>i.k & Hr NT, tlx widely known k’cuaders and Maeiiia i.4i of Bi tiuiore, AI Sereml Uiomind mills tiiroaghout (be United Stiles have been equipped by tins fum, .v.ld their V\A ter Wheels, Steam Etigtec*, MM! ti •aiing, Presses, A:., , are know a and ap oweigtej :a aim •*( trery sertiaa nr -rbr \Vi*tisni Hetnispberr When ytni ueri t cnytiiing in tiitir but, fivv tlicna a tiui, | -.au will no: bo di anpnintod. Fisnino -W* navo not i>cca a il'iiinir lirtwentv years, aw kVjXTki.fi and anglei aer to tn leat'U US (he. *rt a* soi uas he nets time. He end two ol bis eli l lron went out tl is Week ami dti ti e the day eaught tin •area', uuuu •ws-'AMi. how we long tit exchange the jtcu tor the tisi -1 ing rod. ■ " Not tj v tso. —W e nolle a vuiu tanners hn planted cotton tail vest, wi en s-iHi inp their v agoi.s to tlie railroad, as they say, in! tioaiio, haw llutu loaded willi .orr twitch men air a!tuns t.mud out, though Ibcy may atlenij t la eot tyal the I,.it ll.t tlwy aie '*<■ rn I ucerf." tiliitt poked hu In'ut lioai under till lied dollies ionff i‘U.ugh to ask at. .t uas he news ftnt: 15-n net in ut, aid llien stak ed and cuddled down aga u Ju'ia, wl" can e int.o tire room after " .'lid, tiiv'.iglil id lever vas iiicher President trrmrt bad a sefoe and sud den attack el ilibees recently. Colle.spoa <1,1,1, sy t‘.e 'ate ug‘y diseoTei tea u tug Ids calnnet otllcers, iutiiuale liio.ids anil ki. ato k have had a remai kalily tiepo astng effect ii |)• TV.the | lesi.lent, llti is leportud a, lieaitdy tiled ot . tli- o on! li es given up all idea .t .•! thut! toriu He may list as s’lr.d tlut Ui twrlrwrrlTi^trrfT~tiT rd tit him atni h:r par* v . and It-t”* I** ' ,f * ml id In 111 alt I the I Hi til o! M ei li m it. A \\ UKjffts* U \o H. • Nc4 \>l iv 1 *3-4 r* 111 if k flllii 11)1; 1.4 fit , > > ; Ml* lll.iT 111 I t clllifti I(. •! .v <->*! i i*4 r- *i tiitfi ><f h- i' l j: U.f 11 ylo idl'l t;u iliovit nn'iit v! Mh'f'kb'l!. I<i\ + \ 111* Mr^'l^cl ■i i t>ii.in ( ivi Tin.t < !iif He t tuifi, rnr , }*>ji t *.Li n t lit-iiu* ti n 11. IV. 1 : ’!■ YL N fcV UA 1• J V ’ tl >-Hld l l b< ui n s*i* I>*‘• 'ln<. \V f iloii‘l jrl* i tf lomucti |i;iitiotf/g*i‘ui irfomi\ti.>u, Iml wi* bf'* v >i m il !V t .li.i; plilo ‘>i ** Ut;U'( I.- \l,i I’hi la'SeijiUtn t onterm Ml that il lit* cu i llin i y will t.oiili ti- l.linai'll ill idly to lemon i".|, he Woii’r tiny* any li I OH' •‘[■e* lii t.i-uio’, 1.. [lit 'ol'.lyu A'j'.llr It laa tarn tree known liy j varlelv ill eaiiien, hut the While Honan lenn i "ye lloiiira. f,tit,i.,i|ii,." tv,..- i.i .. i haiiliog wai lto t Irani* or lat.ning hide* at iialihih, liiaa.urjili* Ihti.iletl thoio.en* ol Uiote v.JJaget, tai l'd them “pelloilutal ■ltmi it a." lint the i tuie* |nira hungftl iUI-1 e; itll tht'lu.llle II l lim~tl. Illlt Ilf dl lelf I t lil* il 11 'il (li* 1 1 i oked i j ivl m hi I under the new Ohinr in ll*c old. . In *ii' of the l ioti'l. W<- ||f>i a | i .<••: | "I the b 'v wli" fatnoii on tin ton'l ng 1 i'-. *, ’ hut who ha* heard ol tl.e hoy Unit to in Ij .■ i to ,M Ii ill In a dciugod mi ! lion e There i* auch n t.oy and he Initi't peii hi. at;i i.i van ak;i I'.oolt have a youth in th<r employment at then mill on T nit iivei who'C duty II in to aa ■el lto miller an I alsi j. in the m il I.oUM' l night In guard jt. Hr Inn a nie; loth; room ami everything comfortable It 1 the oil):c n! the mlil, an I deviled a le* In i above t|e level ol (In: II .or nl tin mill alone* un<l leipj '.re. On H'lmlnv everting the gram, j] jr un i men.' ->u Ure ttuor *a* elevated upon the w/wi floor where it was cbusidej•>] om ol reach of high ws tpr, 'I he walera were tt*ea hoamiog and seething in a prjfcct i*ki all arouii'l the mi l, and then was no access to or fro ex c*pt try bateaux, The mill it coni lured impregnable from flood*, and bo danger wm apprehended. The young man went *• bed a* n*ua! Hon lay night, auj wu# awakened Monday morning try a M rml ruahir.g wind ol waten. lie ajiranj; out lied and found the water rapidly rOiftg hi the mill Louie. It oni inv‘ule'l hi* ro rn and "athering bis do hnig haaliiy be ii-.d P, tbe opjter elory. Tbe ii rod increased raj idly an! >*xni the wate. wee over the top of the j ol ms ln-detead. Had lie re mained, h would have had a good tiiance for drowning. In the upper atwry be had a sale rental as long a* the rniii stool and thei*- Ixe staid arc 1 hj - g on to that mill uu 1 did hit lien' to k.-.p it horn wash mg array Mcanli&e too .-.Pi-er, Hoc Bo"iV*n and others arrived *i ilia risrgln of ite water, hut the bateau* were washed away, and no comment* as.ou Cos Jhi Ire had with the boy mpl late if /ii lay evening, w hen he war retried Irotn tbe deluged mill, and raiuof vays be was hungriest boy ever v-eu,in tht ninth district of Pike county. When asked bow be left he said be Un very empty and after lone*-me, tut he knew the mill would *ty the**, and ever: if it washed away he thought he could reach dry land. Ail h& cioUit ig, eyoept what. u bad 00, and bis !*ed clothing took a regular soaking for over twenty-four hours. lie begins to feel very mucu like a sea faring man and ,watts to leern tbe mug, "A lira on ta oesao wa *• Tbe awae of tbe very saddea rise early Moousy m< rnirrg u tbe breaking of the dam* of Yarbrough’s mil! and Blanton’s m iil a few mile* above. Fur some time tbe water rose a loot every half hour,— fOr.’fii. News. tn theermrae afAdcajthy dil liosr in A'.- . btnia-uu-4'w-k-aud Clcdtt Mr d~ A. tstW art aftid: lluying on time, man w.i risk ton much, and the result w, they r ui'l pay. ‘ In the abscac* of elliciuut laws to regn de credit the rented* scams lo be: Sell n.afniy for cash. Buy cheaply no t se’ cheeply for cash, ttnd don'i try t > get riel, lag. To the oumimart' wpTST.I soy . Dok.*t buy on a credit it you cm help it It you pay caah lor what you nee 1, ym " ill uol buy too much. It you purehas. whet you want on credit, you ac sure t< buy too much : and, in the end. t utr ut >l '.plied debts Mr ill break you, or drive you to take ahelter under bankrupt laws or homesteads. Whether we likn it or not, wo are being torewi into the o-wh system by tire nu- e. tainty of credit; and whoever remains emd to the oei’essKr will fall by the way, l egislation seldom affords any pemiauenl relief. Ixgi-.lal iis, as a general rui', are too caielu! of their pi'puur.ty to prescnlie the tight remedy, Such law<ris we have now I t thu Ool 'ectien el dues, s, cm woisa than u ttutijp and 1 think, ought to be ab islied. Then, ei edit a (till l teifulate Its i If, t'onti knee in the honesty, buluslty and prudcoic* ol a people, serum tin IU whtl ads ant.ige tbcie E in credit, wl.n.-t abuse ot that confidence U rub: to both dotilor and nadttor. Th# abuse ot credit has born too common. In list it. Wisely, i, the I Juepliuu ii t \eiy man who nteda the use ol ciedll iviadd boriow no more Ilian bo could use s dr!y ; or would buy no u.oie than tie Touid pay tor f and jf ryciy map would meet ics ugagamt iU |>r..ißj*lly, then a i and pinspenty would set in, limiting uven cash 1 1 aim .cions e,.ny. F i ivtnio tnwH * man strpp'ie* fur hit liunlly, i oept lot t*s!t, keems tmrd ; yet, it lie bus no visible means ol U|>|miil, it won and In-equally luid lor a grocer to **a‘i bir ,* n Kobdaiieo to keep alivu tliate who ci.m.ut, i will n t. |sy lilm Itnm i var loth v s atmsed or nil**n.s.'d ered .1 a.. ixUamlv a, uiphl (oliowa day. An I v lisvagnnt man ge.lmg auppiica on a credit, lor bis molltidying Ttants, may have a pel mil ii. ii*,. and a show ol w i altli ; trill lits trouble is coming, and it will overtake Vnui i.TTAd, TieigditCd w illi dmaj'i" iutiuc T Min 1 , em low t o and t, an gunaritlly ith taed, i* i* iikiM litolllhi aoaii'.e ol uhUllOgu i vuahm and ly ing. Kinnklln It -aiy, slid : “Lying ridaa on Drill* hank." A prtimian to pay i wortld'tui e lc*|.t in in |iiiitiou to t ie ability or honu ity o! the lahtoi It a metcb*nt take* any >laU In veiling on time an hietaafed per eentago m laid On th inarcbaud.ee to malm good the lutiac* that rutty accr'.ie ; and tint*. Ihrougli our i redlt • 811. LUC t;in.iv .*4 **-.**• •*# |..*> ilwl. 1 ki^ T an uiuiUlm.t pH ccuUge it a'J<Ui! to tint - oat, which tiring* lo* an I inj jry to even lior.rsf bttj'cr* ; win icaa, I! good* weie sold mainly lor catli, thn nutidiam'* jiiollt eoul 1 and won I he moderate ; and ..o file ti.on t ctild indnlge in In nine* in- fond his meai lf, end *ll would lh< n learn habit* ol •eoiioniy and wute.hlu Itn -* e ami tut to the e.iiduring pruspeiity o| a peoplii. We are in the mi l*: of trouble orour own mak I tig Wo liavn had large credit - have • 11 ended large credit, and liavn iibuaod tin piivihvv MercliaaU, to gj:t au Idenly rich, have tom pled tin* people hi liny- largely and, Ii insure heavy sale*, sold their good* on lime. A prominent broket ha* oil hi* oilier door the following interesting legend : "If you owe me and ' in lot (in 1 me, employ someone who want* to owe me, a* he can find toe in thirty uii-mtcs." “Ii i* true,'' any* a Radical paper, i' “might have been wore *uti*la<lory If Gen eral tirant Invl plv;ed limn in oHI *■ wliow capu' i'y wa* un louliUxL" Hut Ibon you know that would have forced '.hem to go otltrfd* Hi'; farni y circle. lu nemorlum. At the regular meeting of Oroeuvltle (JouncH, U. H. TANARUS., lire following twilationa were oflered and adopted. Wiiert-sa, it baa ph-atwd Almighty lin bis utoH wi*e, and rnj sterious provi'lerit* to remove IrtWn otir midst our beloved Mis ter, Mite Ross K. Turner. ♦tevilved That our Council bat lost a usetul arid consistent member, one wliostt example in all the paths of life was ever admirable showing the beauty uf Holiness, and that we, bor Sisters ef tbe Council, do ebch and all ddeire t irr,itaU)#the purity and brvUiM-se of charac tr, wiacb light of ber hotuc, the cot)oialior, of her Mother and pride of bc-r whole family. It*-wo!red. That we deeply deplore our loss, and eftineatly sympathize with the bereaved family, kincwely trusting tha! Uieir stricken pearls may b*tw in humble reatgcali- uto the Urvice will, and that those who are not in tbe iold of Cbriat may soon be gathered in, and again meet tbe itl/tvud one in the upper and better ki.tg •h*m. Keaotve*!. That aui Council wear tbe uauai badge ol motirniug for thirty days and as a token of sympathy and respect a copy of these resolutions be presented to tbe family. It*solve!, That these resolutwns be pub iafced in tbe Menw ether VismcAToa Halite Husaey i Aliie A Jam * > Coaimitlee. y l i> v iiniii ) Tribute of Ke pert. Died near Ureonvillo on the morning ot i)e 7ti> imx., Koaa Turner, aged 17 year*. Truly, “Death lies ou her like an untime ly front up*y.i one ot the aweotest (lowers of all the Held.” Nature was lavish in the bealowment ••! her gifts to the departel, giving bur ‘vmiiiy t pwen, amiability of disposition. genUe msa ot ui viuei* and wt)ted aeusiaii ities. To all of thou Ix antiful traits ot character a id chriaiiau graces, had bee 1 ’ elded atiuo an I di-aji toned piety, * liicli. U'osn early childhood, raukernd her moat tttractivc ta all with whom she came in conlae’l, and hence she was a general fa vorite. Asa daughter tier devotion eeented to know tu> libittids, her love lor her mother eUnost amounted to idolatry,her last whis pered accents tiling weep not.” Asa sister she was gentle and lev mg. Her fidelity to the Sihbalh fiehool 1 have never seen surpassed, site having been a pupil almost from mfancy. Her teacher tosiifles that her scat was lardy ever vucaui, unless from providential causoe, .May her associates follow her .pare tXail.i.U as she lollpwed the Saviour. Her ntUctioua wore protracted but six bore them w ith the most remarkable pa tleuce, inaidiTrsUng at all tin)us a ohrlatian resigusti'in. Ilor autleriugs, I think, were uever very tmeusa, as ‘Must by leal tdie roses fall,” so, Hu who uever “willingly at tlicUS,” godly sevorrd, link by link, thu si I vsr tlneads ol bur bcautilu! life, bearing htrr tenderly down to thu margin ot tin **B*‘a#li|u! lliveiitutil in the quint uarly dawn-light ot tli 7th., lbs angal of -Death come m with stoahUy steps whoa all was huahai to suit stjllueis, and lovingiy fold lug hU wings aieuiui bur putt), uuoutlicu spirit dgam4ti tie tW eWimal wv-abl ol —gbn jr “fjighl dews tall not luoiu gently, Bor weary, winds uvj'i.e so so t" thuiipaiub'r t ) a blighted lily severed trom its frail stun was tho dnalti ot or young mend, but \v ted at* iiihl that t be illy luu lux u Iran* .bulled lo a fairer clime, in it* 44 eotl belter adapted to il< Inr 1 1 ua tuie, where no ehilllng Irosts i vet cutiir to mar iu puii y, where it will Ini pur nulled TO frtnnm tor ever in pnriintai bcatityi fc-lslria, be faithful au,l meet tier where renra at and afflictions ste Unkuowu. Ii mil hn .tin i*. who untie I puled an 1 gi 0< • it).-d hut every want, impyivlo meat bet where Uieie ate no wants uic.uppUod. I'aitmtn, whom i.hu loved willi such d< VOtion, weep not lor her, she is now * be,!.- con "light in Hi** window'* ol Heaven lor you. Huinembei that 'lie “Good Pliep In,id” Above lias folded Ilia loving arm* mound your "piecloua Ihiii i" and she Is now safely housed within the heavenly fold where she wait* to welconiv tlie loetl vnei as they enU-r the "pearly Kates." "But no, t. l* But il*.i, l her run.i Llluav liy Uin guldsu gl . how liua.fiilr fair, oi’j,u...i in thraii!*no #r 0.. u i,n WuU, U'tght wGhe •vrs.'tnni I list miosis ttwn." C. A. tHMONTON. I*l HI'IIIIMIIUM, Mlto a Hi,yd w* liom in Ohestar Dia u 11, yi .i. id**-, A|h bli lUOg. <>! hi* early iife we are not informed, lie wa* liupnily nisi rie l January iiOlli I’tlO to Mi*a Jmiu DoiigUa, who still survives him liilbSllui milled with Kishliig Greek (I'lesbyterlm ) Ghari b, au<l remain• 1 a w.nihy member (lii iedf until Ids removal to Georgia In that, when ha triunlerieil bis member hip to tha Greenville I‘iiisbv torian Chdrih, Meriwether county. Hi* ctmver* thm was such as beeotneth tin gospel oi Giirist. On tha lahlot ol his hear l wa* det-ply cogravcu tho bib deal li.jdnc lion, “Owe no mni anytliing, but lo h.vo oo anotlmr.” liy bis nnobtiuklve piety huß*ty ol purpose and integrity of chat actor, bo won llru Invo and cvull Pucu *f nil who knew itlrn.—Hta "work </ faith and labor ol love and Jiatiwixo ol hope’ exhibit,?!! in bi daily lit‘ and iu liUcllorls to vxteiui ground him the kingdom nl lire Hcdciintev, w*il liy tgc!4 ‘h ‘'tveiiasting rc use in bran ce." “lit* bow nboje Iq st-wngtii.'’ VV nit ths* wii of gaaee in his heart, be kept his lamp dimmed and luining, awaiting the mid night cry, “Behold the bridegroom ontnelh go ye out to meet Him.” 'f'he sumiiiuu* did, Indeed, come suddenly, but found him fully jirs|>ared for bis 1 1 ansition. About mid-day ifepUlubet bOlb, 1575, wliilst *il li ig iu Ins chair engaged in conversing with John Douglas, bis brother-in-law. life's silver cord was sngjipcd asunder, nud las lausouipd spuif ba-tened back to the God wi*o gave it, 11* came to his “grave in a lull age, like as a shock of corn t<un eth in bia season.’’ When lie “had seised hit generation by the will of God, be foil asleep.” Jln/uittcitt in .—'■■■■■LL.l' 1 .."JUS Preferred Locals NEW SPRING GOODS ■ t ' FKEMH akuCUKAF A large lot of Drass i'rints, Uciuljol ciiecked Jaconet*, ar,d iucecheck <mJ i'lijue S'i/iit/i sud cheap. A One line ol K'eacbed *u 1 Brown 1) nnestics, Juniper i/uin Jtwer. In (tot, anything ImtH Cost*’ thread at 10 dn doz. to Ladies Hose at 10. U pr., can !• bought at Flung Bahbiko'h IkfkiimtTln SHOES. STOCK ALLNKW. Genuine Kip Brogans irons 1 W> a pir, It Jlaruiwi.it line of Ladies and Gents fr rncli Calf, Bergg, *ad Glove Kid Gaiter, Slip per- and low Quartered Shoes STYLISH, DURABLE AKto CHEAP For anything you may want in tbe SHOE line call at FnsrSic Biuervo's Robiassa &, Beyj I’ltICK CITtUkNV, CUtKKNVIf-Ut, <SA , 1 April Util Id7fl ( [test Calicoes—New Styles 8 eta Blenched Homespun--yard wide 10 eta Brown Homespun—yard wido. .10 ** Brown 11 unoapun—Shirting 8 “ Sen Island ti.-inespnu - yd uid.e 10 " Rr.vwu snd E|IeNCU Drilling ...US “ Hickory Stripes .. Iff 4 ** Tiiklng 134 “ tiuiaburi's 13J to 14 “ Troup Factory Yarns 'A’> (tests' Spool Thread...... 75 pis d* v. Cheeked Osn iTiurgs .14 to 15 ets Utxtnria Checks 134 “ Kentucky Jeans 15 lo 50 “ Brogans.... ... .$1 33 to 1.30 Women’s Kip Shoes $1 35 Host Itio Coffee 35 eta Omen Tea (Best #1 s<* tVhite Sugar—Urautilaied... .134 eta Browq Sugar .TIP “ Best Kiigltih Soda. 8 **' MKAL 00 eta Hiee 10 “ Choc* New Otluaii” Syrup ... tk) “ Fair New Orleans Syrup .75 *' New Or)#ani M jlaaaest 50 “ Heat Vinegar ......40 “ Nsils—All ►i*es >5 “ Iron llound llsines .78 •* Trace Chains....... 75—cla Plow I,in* 50 •* Amrs I, 11. Shov< Is $135 Hemline D. A H. Scavil Itoss No. 1 .70 i-ts No 3 73 ** Heovll Pattern Hoes—N<>. I ...W “ x •* • •> 'J....70 “ Notice Ta (oulnitteis. ]ty virtue of an order from Hop. BomU of UummisMoncra fur vlo coun'y of Aidi n'alter, Will tic let mil at public outcry on llif Hist Tuesday in May next, lo lbs lowest bidder a contract tor repairing lit* Jail ol Meriwether County.—Contract according lo the following specification* : lat. That from each of the threw win ilows above and from Hut two below, ary en or eiiht rock bu taken mil and doweled together with ii*n pins, said pins to hr (waive Inches long and on* inch thick and tii be lat in tii tix-U six-inebt s. 9ml. One iron rack lie put ou the iimule ol each window auJ lie bolted iu and plac ed iu position as tho ruck uru doweled lo gtilheV. krd, The north or partition wall above <ni the ui-ldc ol IbII loom lie taken tliivru or out Inr enough, in or.lur to lmv all tbs loose lock luken trom lialiiml the same and -eciuely fust mud lo lha umiu par lilluii wall. 4th. 'J'bat au cgtru dunr he made l<> the inside ui the partition wall, kalJ door to he uiadu of iron bar* 3 Inc.lm* w ide and 4 limb illicit and liyrpid together at a apart* of six inches 11 pai t. -urciue In < k and fine get lo bo fuiiiinUcd for .id door by cun 11 actor, 6th. Thu present inner door to the room above lie taken down, Hm middle binge mended mid tho iron piece* 011 winch llm binges are suspended be drilled through the lock and In added on the outer aide.) If. I) Ifnidri, I*. \V. Htrr.xier. OommlMionais. Msdmao Heeves. 1 April 4th 187 b. LADIES SPltlNCi HATS. A tHutto* ol ol Ladb** /fi*/itu/siiWc Dress and Hirert Hats, nisi. Gent. Kur and Wool Hal* hr Attractive HtyUt ut llaku Timm I’lttcfSk at FRANK lUNNINU'H. A Hakoxin—The horse ofTsiml for; mile by flu- editor is young, easily kept, a flint i htsii riding and buggy borau, can h r u plows I'hudldly natl wmU* well lu tha wagun. H iiat bcsii uWiicl ami d>iven iy a man now eighty year* old, for the past laui year* and ia otiure l for ,lu only bu cauae h| owner baa Irecpmu 100 lecble to use him A IxdUr family and plantation horse cannot be found lu the county. I *ou want a Horae now is the time to vccuic a bargain. A vo y good buggy will ire sold with lbs horu or separately. Also aguod bridle arid saddle. (*f) Rlisii A Boyd of OrilUn deahe Ut call tin.- atfeniion of the people of Meriwether to lbtu lurgs lot ol Uuautw u*tw an baud and to af i ive. Our Guanos are uf the standard brand* snd will tie-sold on good terms, fir either money or CpHn option*. Olter’s I’torphate and Enieka I'bosphntv in large CJusoli'ics kept on band. \V trust ull our Meriwether Lrieuds will give ua a c*H and examine our Guano* and gt our pi n*. Griffla dec 7lli. BUKA A BOYD. Tbe easiest way to prosperity I* to sow German Millet seed for aJu by W. C.Ouol non loaGuugc <ia. Vi. C. GDOLHON S Wgon Yard ia lb* be t and cheapest place tor wagon* Uj slop at. Stock will !>e well tabied and driver fiuvu a good room and stove for tbetr ac - co>uinodatiuf>. Bend Title, If you want gmai Ileal and 4 heap of bejid ytiOf corn to C. J. HKKVLH’MiII, mil 2m ✓ I have 4 full stock of found Plaster, Balt and lime. Also Bradley's Dissolved Hone. Bradley's Afid iTjoepbais. Bradley’s Hu per I hovpliste of Lime. AH good Kerti Ibsen* tor small grain. I am selling lb* sis vt at teducco price*. 1Y C. GIIOLWN. NISW AOVB tI’MB.MXXCA "-.■a.™’-—-csygr.'.jj 'i,-.a= jjaji l " •"->' I;') D discs a day at from A A *n Os want dJ ed. (limit and teems free. THL A . A CU., Auguste, .Maine. A'JKNTB WANTKD f Medals and Dij>U mat Awaxlial lor "•-AW PICTORIAL BIBLES. 1 BtkkiUuslnliana. Aii'lrns* lor new em u ln, A .) HOlw-MAN di CO., U*> JkrcU t Slteel, Phila. FREE TICKET \ Philadelphia "”;!a?„! ! TiV.a": J i rvior Krom iiijf pt.iiti hi U !v r*4l o( Ulii, J fir nUkfv 9 v iMtbs (> l (.roinl*) Zf m i1 #lO T4haU (r.*tJci#*MiM M W fur our jmjk'f. |*h tttr***, Au Ayl>^ cmul it Af V r<vtfiiw irv henit and t ■ To oopt of M(Mir klwh M>nd 0 ft*. Al -j,o. T ftvhr . <j±~7~7 A WICKK guaranteed t> Agents fg) | | Male and Female In thoir own o entity. Terms vi I <MJ I’FI f Ad lies* l*. O. VItiKKHY iguaia , Maine. rpiir. TA.NITKCO.. Mt’HOUfWIMJIM, 1 l*A, Kmery tVnoclr an t-Machinery. T*' ■ —■■■——■ I; iw • in diQA r.w day et hontw . ♦jj*/ Ternva free. Ad , dicss STINSON its CO , Portland Maiue. u 1 )SYC tOMANOY, OK SODr* . I OII.VHMINO,” How either arx limy laaeutalc and gait, the lovo and affee tton of imv (m’inuii they choose, Ihgtiuitly. This art all can |SMess. fres, by mail, tor 3ff oeuta ; together with a Mariiago (Ini 10, Egyptian Oracle, llrennta, Hints, to Ladies, ut,. LOtKi.tHib "|J, A qyiajr l-HiK- Ad , dress T. WILLIAM i 'JO Pub's Fhffgdines Ten years ago Moo*rs. <loo. I’. Howbl! _ Cos., esiahlishrif iltvir advertlting agency in , Now Yoi k City. Fivo years ago they air* sorbed the business conducted by Mr. Joliq lloopor, wlio was the that lo go into tin* kind ol enterprise. Now tbey bakO tho satislnciion ol jouti'oiHqgdim most exlen sivo and o<unp!rtiJ advortiaing cptmecUon , which lias ever been secure 1, aud , one which would be hardly posailils Ip any otjc er is,untry but this. They liavs sui roe.di 1 ill workpig down a complex buaiiioss hit* , •o ihoroughly g systi'iuatfc method tluit no t change iu the newaptjK'r syaterg of Araeri lea can escape untie*, while the widest in formation upon ail V'pib 3 lijtre*tlng l ad verliaer* is placed teadily at tho disposal of ( lh public. NEW YORK Tl MRS, 4 .me 14, 1875., advertising in RKLIOIOUH AND AOKIOULTUHib , SVAKKLIHL HALF |MtfC*b “and fof C’alUloguc on the LIST PLAN. f*>t i*i lot uiation, address DUO. |k IfUWKLL A Cv), {’ark IfuW, NKW YORK niUFIS A\D iiPAS Tho introduction .y-tfirvra crop* through out the south will enable 11a VDt keep sur •took and till our smoke 'omtea aa cheap ly tir it can ba dour, at the Wish. TUeOlnih| i< planted in a ridge life ixitatOM*, yietda <>u cmuinou laud iOU btutliuhr |H*t aert of the richest lend* un> iptalcd ktf iaUeuWnc hogs, [Kxillry—and cbiklren tjyie aoia wil| fatten more hogs than ten aruesof line Iteat corn, besides fiiruldiing grazing all aum mar. For the truth o! tlieae claim* we ra i.,r to U- 8. Gomiiussiom r uf Agplculiuni* at WasliinvPiit, or lo any agricultural pa |K.-{ hi the Bmi lb. Frioe, bv mall, |osUge paid, 2'hc a package, 40c a pint, 7ttc a quart, by expri a *4 a isick, $lO a bushel. Tlie l*ea itlHy ritabllslied Its mr. K* ter ••rsi years ago, and is now in nniveraal de mand. (1 grows upright like a eottou stalk is imltivaUxl like cofn, a fid yield* from 180 . la :;<W bushels an acre on ordinary land hp'i'k ol all kinds luiiah It and IhtHre high _ ly un it williout other Iced. Alan excel ieul lor table use (after bulling about a frige by mail, postage paiJ, 16c % package, hoc a pint, 58c a quart, liy ex-, piys. $3 p -.t peck, $lO a bushel. These wnafv ie so scarce and easily that we make any UUcounl to w[holetale dealer* yr. grange*. When tV'iiibeiu planters grow tbeir own •btck-lecd and iiilteu theft own hogs wo hear no mole of lurd limes and middle melt lor tbi* will put au end to both. If ypu l>*ar tu Invest largely it will coat but a trill, fo try these aeed*, *ml unlc*a your exiri ruoe differ* from ail othera w*J| ho for ever tbauMul for the til if. Addrcs*, A- F. WHITE A OO,' m”l lm nashville. Tens. “Tmk IxnrrCAOiK.”—A pic ture 14 x IS Indus in n'7.\ tmtcUful In de sign ami artistic hi .execution. It repre twig* s couferlerste soldier slu r the war uturciog to bis home, which lie Aihlii Inutly anti desolate. l*i front ol the ruin-’ rdcotUge, tHling * and tile of Ui<> miser •; ot war, are two graves Willi rude criws t, on one <d which some Itieiully band has bung a garland. To the right the calm liver and tbe rising mum indicate peace’ and rest. Tbe stars, *een through the trpea, represent the Haulhern Oro*.' If Is a piclu/c that will ww*eb every Houliieru bear 1 , and should iirj a place in every ooqtberu bome. tbit copy sent by mail, nmuuted on a roller gad pad paid, 011 re - ceipt of 23 cents. r thryu for 00 cent*. Addnsae John Rorrewßrisud Tcun. Agent* wanted everywhere U> sell our cheap and popular picture*, |3 to f1 o' per day eeailySnade. Mo money required' until pictures arc aoid. H. o.| stamp tar 4 catalogue and terms, lurch Jl <lt
