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About The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1876)
tub yrypTOATOK W tt: T Kevili Editor #nd Proprietor H’MII'I ! UJJ AY May SIW |>rl<'K<itn Jn u Georgia W •*’ ||,-Ml nc - <ll, f.um . at I. A HOB. J. ' ..mill, <I M i^*':, J’ 11. foxier, ol Chatham, i liT: H.7i,e>, ol It.- !•-*- 1. J. W. Wort ird, id Birlow. uismcr iusi.ko*D. J, C Nichol*, ol Plcrcc- J. J. June*, ol Burke, II O. Tomer, ••ni O 'lfl. K C 11-ire;r, ot DiOsUr, Alien Kurt, of Sooner. W. T. Me Aiihor,of Mon'-gowery O Worrier, of Muriwistbor. M II BUnfor l, ol M itcoge*. J l H ill, ot Spalding. U I' H iwell, f Fulton. J. W. Preatou, let J**. er. J. it Pace, ot No*ton. W, M. Payne, olCaiooia. W. V. Johnson, ol Oglethorpe. Che*. H. Dilßoec, of Hancock. 11. II ( 'arlwn, of Clark. II P. Bull of Foraylh. When Bclki.#i/*<:** is dhgiowit of .i othri Impeachment trial hi probable Ihla lime II U the poll!Iw printer ; lie ia u rdi- Cal of mirw, Foalui Blodgett i* il I to p*c** a tin bog lull ol Inti nr* Iroiu pinmlucut 1 <r.l In Gem gig, these Ictief* being wriUnl) during Ituiloi k i ivli' liiUtr ill u and *uppue ed to contain overture* to Blodgett In or (jar co gain office ti rmuti ho* Influence with Bolloek, Wturnover Blodgett- ll threatened with proaec, itinn In show* b' llltln box, an 1 straightway all Hi' *' writing democrat* wtilper It tibout 'hat JBlelgett ha* done nothing wortlir "I (iron •Cullen. By all moan i lut the prosecution bo vlgnfnualy f*u*UM ( #• t'i* til* *"*l# -of that ho* may he loosed nml the letter* and thotr author* given to tho public. W Blodgett’* democratic friend* he dowdy watched. Orn. Grant lias *iwni qiMmt g'KHI.WW lu prekootlng alec Ikon fruida, hut Ida agent* oay the mnnev wa* efponded In demtKrat lc loculi lie*, the radical majorltia* hnlng al way* f*h ly obtained. Tho ox c*e be twenn the farmer and lawyer mentioned lu the aiwlllng book will readily tuggwt It; aeli to the minds of all. CluiiriMun ml llaev ftrorglu Drlc- gllllon Bpoaklngof ttie dwiogallon selected last week to repmiMt Georgia lit ilia presi dential coo tent lon at Bt. Loula a IM of whom appear* In Uiia Issue, tl# Atlanta CoMlituUon say# they all belong to a younger nUn ol politicians except Judgo Obftdrah Warner. As Judge Warner It the ntCu\or member of the delegation In age. and aa ho was a member of tit# nat ional democratic convention held el Balti more, will oh nominated Franklin Fierce for praaident lu 1853, twenty four year* ago, we auggeit that the Judge be raid* chairman ot the tieorgla delegation at Bt. The honor would be Well and worthily bestowed. The Washington correspondent of the Clnclnnn'l Otaette, a republican organ, claims to him high democratic authority for the statement that the liouae “will not allow an adjournment before November, unloes the republican* agrrn that all the in vestigation committees. Which desire to continue, may eit during the recese—oth erwise, they propose to hold congress and and keep their coromltteea going through out the entire campaign, with '.he Inten tion of keeping the republican candidates, aa wall as Ibe administration generally, un der fl'e from first to last." And he should have added that the repubticaaa do not teem to enjoy the situation. AmoiiT. Akrrinan wwlti* reputed au thor <if Bollock’s election law In 1870, said law, It will Imj remembered, providing that but onu voter should approach nearer than fifteen feet or the ballot box, |nd that the radicals sbauhl be protected in all efforts to control the election by the Yankee sol diere stationed at the difteront county towns throughout the state. This same Am#* T. Akorman has been before an in investigating committee *t Washington to acconut for the enormous expenditure of United States funds while he filled the of fice of Attorney General. Antos s* ys the the money was spent to preserve the purl, ty of the ballot box. What richness I Amos T. Akennsa spending moßey to preserve the purity of the elective Iranchiae I We should ae soon have expected to hear that the devil had turned preacher as to have expected that Mr. Akorman was engaged 1b the work of political purification. A committee of the Senate has repotted adversely upon the joiut resolution of Sen ator Morton re-establishing suffrage in the District of Columbia. The ms la objec tion to it was the large negro element in Washington- The truly loyal gentlemen who object to negro voting in that city are, however, strongly in favor of perpetu •ting black suffrage in the Southern State.-. Wfcat 1* good in one place ought certainly to be good in another Tke Mmi( Ihreiwaiuf -A reat lmiuai peri ot Admintora tion forrupiUon. The tUl* lit the biVtotlgatiug CtunUMt- I tit* descend and deepen (fl aorobreo*** and gloom every day. They alrilui new : sink* of irrtrprity wßh every adraaoe, emd : the aia* of liuf i and solid ground bee one : lean iiuil fe*e The prospect* are thal ; they mml hrtnjr trrnt -*-* to ♦ l*---turnlist .. ma* ol irre Jee-.oahlc public disorder and corruption. It Ihe/.der’* statement In tho Bunday dupatcha* i true, then we *appo* there cart he not lung *1 a I reliable )B any <d the tiiimetal record* ol the gorer.uftieot Xl will he onp'>ii*i'oi'r to tell, -with any !"- j,roach to accuracy, what the government own* ; what circulation U ost*Uadiog, ami now muck ol government pajier recorded j ■■ dentoyed t* still outu'audoig ami U eirculatnm. All the Treasury Departineut fly ore are a lie, aejit The more they mr Mm)ie / i the more will they mlalciil. Tin; while concert) U a Ureat fiuirta! Hwaiup, of uulaihottiable, black corruption an t none eeem u> have touche 1 the pule lie money*, and credit* but of disorder and to eteal. The turn Prcnder la a terrible fal oie w lot# liauiigod of unlmwl iliet'Uft aod Coiilasi /u it he U not Hilrrejnewiited. We hope he l—we trait he rrannot proro all the !M; Lotfl* Time* y* he cart. It wlii hs pro*log ijuitc 100 much, fcreu tho (Areat Dioraal -Haramp hoa'tt r>f oo w hard ataudmg ground, a id in the worn! pvt ot K one east lake * tree. I! it tUrre'i flu hard groun-J arid bo lotty umhrageinii tiene upon which INiblh: honmty can < ill a hilt or gam a iOomeutary repu, it Prender rtatea the tael* All i rnoraOa—ai! I* rolteii.—(Ma <:;i Tt lograhli. .'I lie Mliivca of Tlie llm Foiter Blodgett *y* l,a la cmtsin ot Us log cii->ird on trial ot every chtrg* .*g!n*t lilit. lie *ny* Ini drma not |tud to tsll who were the IliiinocraU now high In vi Umrity, who who wrote t • him *tid akd him lor *<il*tttos da aexm leg hnnaUyo tnn ploymnot under JlulltK.k‘v * , liSiitWJtl | )ii, iinloMa iicrs*- uiion lor .<’Tliifn 1o do *O. Ho these Democrats In tbalr mUfortane guilty of king h>r wotk t Wl|, dear Foe ter, I* It n vulgar crime to a man m *u thuf/ly for Ciup7'>ym*iit ? Aflrf when they naked yotf lor hfCnd, dear Fwater, ivhat did you do ? lid y<ti give them a atone f Or t ■till you go on trading with the bogus, Bull Bona 'Tennessee Car Cempany,* maklngthe iwople of Georgia pay lot* car* that were nttvnr received? 7ut o long a* thews Democrat* Wanted honeel work aud ilhin’t •leal iinylhlog, we don't think your retela tlon nee<l to lei diva,led tiy thorn. —Mattel’ ta Joursnl. The Marietta Journal dow not *tfttn the cane exactly oe it ahould lie staled. It lelif the truth, hut not the whole truth. As we | nodcretaud the Interview had w/th Mr. Blodgett by a reporter ol the Atlanta Cfen ytitution, the former etatml that he had let tela from Democrats now high in authority asking Ids "astiatloco In securing lucrative employment under Bullock's ailmintsira' lion,* ami pjornWHf th*t admintatrwldtm- their support In return, ll I* not a vulgar crime to ask a min In amhorlty for em ployment. Tlioro is nothing wrong In a poor miii'i ashing f>r empioymeut But the statement of Mr Blodgett makes a very djflerrnt case. It was well knewn ot men in Georgi*. and out ot t tcorgla, that the government ol Bullock, Blodgett 36 Cu. wa* corrupt, had government, which wa* disgracing the H'ste and impoverish tng tho pcoplo. If, ttierefore, any lemo- crats now high In authority solicited Mr. Blodgett to use his infl tenet to get them an appolntmsnt trom Bullock, and promis ed in return to support that dishonest ad ministration, they were not seeking honest the tv, tun were doing that which They know to be wrong, dishonest and dishonerabls- Tkesa are thu men who fear Blodgett, and arc anxious that he should not be brought to trial. These are the men who say that, it is impolitic and inexpedient to bring him to Justice. These arc the men who syrups thixe with Inna in bis misfortune. These are the men who say Uiat hit trial will entail a needless expense u|*ou th* filiate. In a wor t these ineu are the Waves of the Box.— [Uhru cle and Sentinel. The efforts of senators to make their .families a privileged class fn the galleries during the impeachment trial is tiie subject ut much fun and satire throughout the country. Mr. Hamlin of course originated the movement. The country docs not seem to agiee with hint that a congress man's wiic or ton or daughter has differ ent claims to the use of the common pro perty than any other respectable lady or gentleman. The march of progress threatens to inter fere seriously with lbs time honored prac. tice ol snuff dipping at the Sooth. The Hopkinsville (Ky.) Democrat has taken np the cudge's against tue habit, which it cher acteriz *s as more vicious than opium -ea ting or whisky-drinking. The picture it draws of the confirmed “dipper” ought o* jtstlf to he sufficient to tum the ri-lag gen teration from the reductive fascia dion of the habit Here it is: “Lips that one 6 * looked like ripe cherries, and tor one kiss from which a man would almost give his fight arm, now look more like dried apples than any thing else we can think of. The cheek once full an (J rosy is now mk?u The chTn which looks To#' get uovr, glories in a brocse colored stripe which teaches down to the throat." {A Paiitteai oirwi* i* &**&*. who law teccr.tly been k At lonia and who** boareto ol eoajpiMiion ore in yeomtag commolieo wear the bard f*t of the neyroe* of Georgia, oaye tlidr poHtlcfcl situation i* rnertly keenly dcjdorflfl. to a polltirwl sense the writer thioka wi-ul 1 hare been ahite a* we I tee them tfjßn#war hail uewrxmned lordly or* praoth* n.y *s far from the ballot bE now ai the* were in the <l*y* ol el a very. He hai cou vernation* with several Intel ligeot Wack men and *m ***ured by i hem all that U>ey were not allowed my v*e ra tfaer Bhi*=, Governmenc One wefl-mtormed yoeog fellow, a waiter In the hotel iu At'*uu, •aid that (jfjeauae of this t*i* of th.ng* | thouiand* of hi* people ware eojigralieg '-<■ B<mti Carolina and fviuitiana, where th- y knew they would Ini pcr,l< 5 to **ru m ttJfif poilUC4* tqjait- The writer conider this ie a moet grief ou* eUte of aftaira and fully JaaUffe* hi yriung trlend, the waiter In the hotel, and hi* people iu their determiailhm to m -grate from a BUU that d<e* trot allow them a kbare is tke control of yoremmect dent would be Pi *ay that a-.t-wcuodw y tor tUcifltelve* ami ttiv white* the ne gram in Georgia haee mm* “voka > (he tbsycriiiueai" tl*n they have in Sew York They cast mute yoto* her* than they #o m flew York, ami they hold ofttcee here 'h*t U.cy have never been fwwmitted In bold to Sew York. When the people ot New York turn their Bute ot municipal go**'a meat over to'the Waiter* in their ho'aU, whPe or black, it w|ti tie t hto M<ctgh tor the Time* corretpoAiiaai to bowl hie Jre miad* over 16* fUtwa cnudttien of the ne gro* ot Georgia. The people of New Y<h h> not look U Um waiter* In their hotel*, jer <b>vttH>rii and legWab/fi, *h4 “Whtiid herd!/ Wru limlr ISuta Geverument over u> that da** 1 c-iliMu* even a* an Ww mest-le them U“t to ctnigraU •{ 'avaamb Hurt. < vly IflrcfleM, The SB4,<W futH to Daveepwrt foe hl* superhuman efl irt* to pr*erve the yMrlty of election* In Now York, bo* nuw wof ten Ur an aggregate of $150,000, and “*** *i ward* not heard from." It wa* very ucccuai jr to drfSSl Huff fttn In U7t% al though thsl result wa* not *eccnpfWt*d, nud tu elect Grant in 1*73, *d Imle Julin ny sr*a pttilotk! enough to give hi* time and latent to these greet isfereaU. He at*-, oovered groat fraud* la N*w Ycrk/eity and hosts*) o.l to fn# Branch W eoovnu utcat* hi# knowledge to th Freatdeal. *ud also to aliow how these fraud* nmitd be prerentel end an honest vote given for tyrant. The IWdent wo* impreaesJ. Money Wa no nbjaot, and the regular op propriatiou hviu* iuvuf&uleni, ao lUbgal draught was tit* In on another fua4ef*J n 1974 the Marshal was paid $95,070, There wrra $13,0<)0 for extraordinary expend! tursa, to which thu Judge* of the court! r* In>d to ccrlliy. Then there were $lB,- 0<) mere lor Davenport a* Chief Huper viior, and S33,tWU from the secret *etrice fund —au aggregate ol $150,000. In tha ex traordinary expenditures were SSOO for the rent of a reton at the Fifth Aveon* H>- ,tol, a mere political head<juarter*. The Cttninge hire, nacmwaey to protect tlie-suL rage, coat another S‘JO, an t sundry Item* not disconnocteil with "crook lug the el bow’’ cost $1,500 more. CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION One ot the best assorted and largest stock ot I, ulies. Mi wo*. Children, aa.l Gents Shoes, of all Style* and grades now being received, and a* uuheard-of i->w PRICES, also a large bran new lot olj BRASS NEW Style Prints including the Celebrated “Martha Washington,” Cetnennlal Brand,” and a nice assortment of Cottouades, Cash raerettee, Linens, Casiuiarcs. Kerseva, Ac. Also a beaotifu’. st-<k ot READY-MADE Spring and Summer Clothing and llata ol all Btv!e* and Color*. Th# bast ami CHEAPEST lot ol Tobac co, and Cigars lu Town. Sole meat and [IAMB, and FAMILY Groceries generally- Cali examine and price for yourself. 3t ADAIR A GRANT. DlffOLVriOl. By mutual consent the firm of Ellis A Moore no longer exists, dissolatioo dating from April, Ist 1870. I aasu.ne all liaNli ties cf firm. All amounts due them will be collected by my father or myself at our old place of business. FLEASK FAT'AT onCS. Pending the winding up ot the old busi ness, the new buaiaeas ot my father and myself will be conducted in my name alone We will keep an attractive stock, will sell rigidly lot UAiH,will keep no books,and our prices sbsdl not be undersold. April 13 *73 &14 lm. Robert N. Ellis LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS, —————— Ordinary's Office J. If. Biooks and Isabella Brooks Adtnr. and Admrx. ot the estate of It. H. Brooks, deceased, represent to the court that they have ‘uily administered uid estate, sod pe Utiou for dismission from said uusk This is Uefeh>re to cite and admonish all concerned to file th-ft objections, if anr they have, on or before the Ist Monday in duly next Given under mr hand and official signa ture. Thi3 April Brd 1876. 74 J. W BAMBINO, O M 0. HOW WILL TOTS DOt Broad# ry yard reidt ktaty Bn,. 7/aup'a be QrartiVysiU: henry Ttonrn lie Tr<L rtule Hea ItUihd iTnitp’a. Oxid £P - •* - Baler lbe f)n' jije fy:-T /4-wf marwt ‘xaptaltd here. Yi’J wide Bleached un 8c “ ** ** “ fieurr lhc “ ** “ “ tforal as Fruits lie 1 *• “ “ “ FruiP* njc “ “ “ “Es'r . Heavy 17c Tl,i*lost r.arue ! !*the h<**vfet ats lXcol leached eatfva ma-iv, £ far better thea N. Y Mduc j WmcA*! DnUitg l*iF hhryf .A/i/.j IV LoualaU Oir/iAn : 17 e Bnutt, jUuxUiuj ~, y<r a*ifa kV tfeweW “ Zf - “ 4h rthiiuimrd fVj'if* V Eliptr Bod 1 Ph*ni* Cheekt Itoaj. fP’A.bjry I K"Je* “ “ ttoje iv tU-mUfrU <’Uek U IJoeunvi/U* fur hnye Mr Retro weight dbmkd o tvi rtr’p'ti ht -iime !v- Thu ften mu ie the 'Met wet U ttUhio wot krw/wiU-tge, for levtiu/t'J pottle linen ItniUng f* terry (Jhtsep PmMM, evtn**m tt*OeeHrfr * **tmrwf'**f Nsteerni /vwit rs 1.* wd, ftw rent*, t U!*vm. >,*a<.o- * Adir ikwxiawNl 1 uissiisi la i.xwoa XMMtam *r> *t f*n *> max mot tMorxu wauatn tey na hd.w <Ea **t> *o. . * futtlkl HctasOW*. foUet qaUu *t ft VJ *l4 $3 V, ToWe rutisu# and T >wit v#> y rhoa;, Iflrharda ih‘ Iruti I. nrut. Tire v**r i*t r.lncii ll tki* from f 1,00 a d< /*n up, Cadies Ifufla " s<>j " ■* M Italics fceva l iilcnac' letem Tie*. Ia he* Htlk Tie* up ■f A eeini lent *f f'tnry Ornette ol pnne lent tf thme /ItfiAtasr (%orU*kin hooghi pood* ran ho oOd. Our ItoAiee hole orul trimming* ore from <t Urge imp-rUng hentm m Aew Tork. Hrionth ilrhtrpper'e “ Full flnp’lrer'' KoeUry ,-a iO't ovl 40’s !fo on* *i* her* h*pt <j frien. ; i —- - -* — fhmtn'e Unfrrellie onU fiir.ymle ore the href toi'V. Gtrr prim fur them nr* to*. .Men's -lr>et ItC'fe h-t’i m ir.vg, tirrw on 4 fur gt iftSiSSWfa f",.thing in C<i*ei jnert, A!f'ro 00-i linen <UnU l*o*mja*d Vnprr Uotinr*. fsuiu*, (Unit an t CMdnrn't Shorn. D. AII 9ov*d hoes. Otnn *e No. I TOc I, M J Jj; dlrel Flow# at Factory prices. A g# >d assortment of hardware. Tba smoothest hair pins in loan The be*' Bt’k Siik ThPd " '* Coat* spool cotton, per down 75c Columbia Work# Hip Gore Corset# 40c Woven Corsets, “Beauties" 80c Model Shape Corsets $1.40 Tb beat Corset rttacls in town 20 lb* mill, iff tbei, ftr $1.(10 11 “ Dt-tfn Sugar for 1 00 8 “ */ WktU “ 1 00 4 14 Rfo CfM •• 1.00 Super Boute Single Oailm 4if “ " 5 Gal. lot* 43c Choice fftvr Orleiuet Syrup 80e “ “ “ 5 Gal lot* Tie Keromu OS ■ 40e Salt* pr a 10 lUcJerai Su'-glur " 10e A friend in New York, Mr. Silt;, noli tied us ot “ad tivx" on many goods by a ending New York hoove, ot which we hare taken advantage, and propose to give the benefit of it to our customers. Will give goods for WOOL, BEESWAX, CLEAN COTTON RAGS, SILVER, GOLD, or even for paper money, bat positively ■woe lor CaiDir. *Wi will wot be Under, n-b" MYRON ELLIS li. N. ELLIS, •2S lm. STEIN W A T. -T — ‘•FIGURES DOTST’T LIE” Sleiawav Pianos Still Triumphant! osiow £i,o.ne-1 Uailt POT'.: 1-Alt.IY. Ch.ckerinc & iie' SBB2 KW • VU L:i. Km: * A Cos, 583511 ilainee Urea 2k. 051 ft lifsasu P. Km< loon 2ifci,793 Aibeti Welter, 2Bl 4t Tct elicit figures or.- taken Ik/ta the aaauaTTiPe-sal"Kcreitne tu Retarea. RUBENSTEIN Daring all my lorg and diffl.u!t Jnoraar a!) over America, and m a very iacletnea eesvni, I u>cd youi p.auoa, and hare Uaen sMe V) nSeyocr Pratioa exclusively is toy Two iiuedred end Fifteen Concerto, and also ia private, wkh the most eminent al lerarttoiv swd New Y ork, May 84it* 1873. (The altuve ia the only tratiohouial avci given by Kuhcuateiu to any porno uoflulacturer.) Pr*y tell Air. Stebiway that hin apleudid LISZT. lr right P.at.9 thoue to brilliant odvantAga te U, krtv*l j* ri.iruiaßce* at the Wrt~ burg wtiere last and oeadsy it aervet uuder my CHgrrsm *Vtc# Orchestra," exciting vmrr.T aduilratioA. (Kxtrai t trow Dr. Fiau* Lir.t lu the reietrcaied compsaer, Mi'xhni, which letter, d*ied Weimer. >ti *n Blema ay A fauns. KB.EBB Alter thornflghtji testiug your Piano*, i ——< bosk ta private emt io IKllittc, I ran coc m m ei*uos<y e:t) thal Ute Btalnwav Ptanes ai> n, t so Amrnnsn end’Korojtean iustruments k>nan Ui me. (New Yoik, M.v JM., ttsii ) nil MEYER "Durhig my sitistii rameg of more lh*u li ttjr ye,os, I usd to u.m- Ifle the w* , ! the woild left, wtiel Insker* in gut. e *i>4 private, tnll I have nevei tw iiid r. n ineu .Mjeut wht< h cepares with your pi, - (N. 1., March gut, leee.y JAILL. *'Y on r ni!ie deeer ve* te he inw rtlMKl in eoutMi ■ 'to 1 fle tiiuwy i* I'hmi mek nf i. A u i r *,!. the i umet ol • lik h >.o basts o datgc.r cut Uuhuu'l lour j’ ~ • e ;< f J >• | | H Is.Ulft H, ill,J t?l 11* TANARUS i 'vt i,■,i t. ~, iti ijigtii-hel ten#' What I . . tiui’.ng * isit'y t (Paris, Aj>nl 17lb iec7| “During (i.y hog career *■> Artist and A BT. t‘- u., < i, 1 i,ve met i, jU; many flue ku loju-an a <| Aillc '* •> Foltes, but o that oont i,e gi..-. in and jsmtry of t ,tr, eiatnr y of tnioh t;i abort, oey thing that reader* a Pmeo twninct. t j well e hyb *ogtt a y ir ttlal,rated Puirr A ru*.” (N- York, July 6, 167*) WK ALWAYS OIV p DATEB WITH AM, ItfDKN HALd. a* there are aohie "old,” yta. vi,t oiji cedat>t* ot Irmn r . Irreut i,• ’rUd A<l *U g *en ly them nil t#* Mw Wtelnway Ato era ni msiii n t .id I'ittUM, ai,T srtlir.r*,, g efuCe tlMr kwt Kiel Ihes *at>4al ioetruMDeot*. Alva tairaoiil f'orn e n vtff.Ut. reefshrvte* r ‘mr^ r wet. . M ca rriaoa •• Ai.rHUtr H r*a* on fl *i>U4.vii*i n•• fV 'MB tVlkatl* W k< Pireaer of Uw •tea*eretrr e( Masu t Heew.e. HttoiA. ritartreittv ni'uf ** < HV* at WKKf,, ■ i p um|, .. . W, ’ •tl It PXF l-a- M t. IT H n 'C- r>n,fn ,/ Wits* E B w A *aifftt(, Satis, to Vi wam. eml err retort ( ust*er* toe taetsroe* te laenWea a*-tt* for < .Ul*K*ire v, i m*e you a t| 4 S < , way** P snoghave taken ivtry P te an 1 MmJil wherever their P7* no* have I**!'n plsoed to i ■ ■■!,' t, . ... o o:_. i,. Parii lbtlZ. Is .. lull ISCd, ai.,1.., t.ixsee that* Pmto! itEiDsrTdPS WcGtloD AT3Q ilar dman, no ev R--t gag oOreVPtolsoa. Whatever l tainted in the M §i*l hue tti-in un;ny at iua*et rale, an ] at Tin rl Dsun. ISehable sgenta weewd in Oo , At* ,P • r I*. K. *Wi h *at no, and Eaet Trv ,by TLTINEII & mtAl MUU.F.H. Wr’boleeale Hrmthero Agnt*. W Whfenali m. Atlahui Georgia. maritiy —* ffa T. HEVTLL,Bjedd Agent Qtteeevitle Oa, Notice This. J. W WINFIELD GROWER, mo <luco Dealer -AND— COM MISSION MERCHANT, NO. S n BROAD 3TRF.ET,''iIkiU Ga , desires to exit the attention f the citizens of Meriwether' trading in Atlanta, to hts superior FtciL ties for supplying them with Everything in hi* line at The Lowest PRICE3 In ALL CASKS if the articles are not what they are represented to be they caa be returned at MY expense. PIPES HAMS LARD CORN FLOUR and Family Supplies ot every dtecripHun always on hand. The editor of the Vin Die at ?R has been one of my customer* for over a year and to him l refer, offering to submit to his Verdi c t my character for honesty and fair dcaiiag —Remember the place.—No 83 Bro*u - * * A f'mli . Tirm, atnmta fetT Call on me when In the ;!ty, Or dera respecunliy solicited. 3ui mck 3* J .W. WINFIELD . P ’NEZZEES: L.m . ~m - m m- 'Mwpw tan cktsi MHU mjmnnrrTmm P, o T Wilhou' P -'.<• in > ■kn -■. .jfcr.rgnraEriuiT r \vs:^ :r asnfTg JKfcMt a r iCKgrit WATER wEtt too 1 ) i. WIJZZIZt i*) I ?T3IBRF itjtr. res oMryisr : imriMOiif :et> . Grand Tn i ki b h BATH -AND HYGIENIC IN3TITZTTE Comer Leyd and Wall street, Opposite Passenger Deset, At'an fa. Or, Tlx; bath is the most delightful Inxury and greatest Cor stive and Preventive of disease ever discover* 1 Besides the bath I use. Then necesary Electricity !'. the * Movement Cure, and all Uia ‘Water Ours Processes ar*4tbe Hygienic Remedies No one Should Despair of Belief until Try ling these, for the effects sra truly Waader ful. Open from Tin, to P a Ladies Tuesdays and Friday*, 10 to 13 a m. Hjgjcoic Board—Direction# for treat men*, at Home. No charge for office cowaHstion. J. STAINBACK WUBON The Kennesaw Gazette A MONTHLX FAFEB, rCKLISMD *1 ATLANTA, GA. Devoted to RaUraadiatareits Literature Wit and Humor, Rftr Cents pm Year CiiROMO to every sttfaaeriber. Address KEN XESAW GAZETTE, Atlanta Ga
