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About The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1876)
Till'. VINDICATOR. rITOUWIID RVKJiY FRIDAY, BY WM T. RBVILL, AT |?.00 PER ANNUM. IN ADVANCE ;OSr South lle at ti> Coart Ehh K'in of Alvrrtistns- Scsca jlwk I'4 wks jSmoJ6 mo j l year l inch j 1 00 ! 2 Ml 4 50; 700 1 10 GO * inches .150 j 500 > 5O jIOOO :15 00 5 inches ! % 00 j 0 001 10.001 15.00 1 25 00 rct r s ft* ’■ ?t* oo ***o*> l saw: *5 w t cal 7 <*o 1 11 00 I ‘35 (Hi I 115.00 . 60 !<0 10l 110-00 !2000 1 55.00 16000 1 SIOO TW A liberal deduction mad* to those advertising by the mouth or year. Udiiiiuui Aotii r. The Mlowing it the Church Directory of • revuviile for 11*76: , f,, METHODIST | * 4 Id Hal 4th Sabbaths in eacn month. Pastor R.v. W A SIMMONS BAPTIST 3d Sabbath in each mouth. Pastor Ilev. S. P. Callaway PRESBYTERIAN Ist Sabbath in each mouth. Pastor Rev Jno. Jones KOlltt TO THE PIBI.IC. ARi this date, all legal advertisements far the county ot Meriwether, will l>a pub l!hed iu the Xkriwktrrr County Vitnu- CAToa. J AS. \V. BANNING, Ordinary. TV. It FAY Ell, Sheriff. A. J. HINTON, Jan. 4tb, 1373. Clerk Bup’r Court GREEN VILLfc. FRIDAY Ms v 5 is”B ua i m tmmt LOCAL TOPICS ■— .■!".■ I ■' - im - . , ........ gfT ( in )T|!orii-v,t* irtirlmp u nnntrtr taxations written on both side* need not aspect to have them published. Euless plainly written they nil also l*> consigned l* lb* Laslie There w ill bn ub -cx caption to U| above rule*. 1 To Fiauk j one', whose uitt: gar. eu we tt.euUoecd last wiek. wear® Indebted for u bucket of Hi-- i os r. stliel |ies*. Took h' (Mf. —' VI bu b lit 1 you ratbet do, stop my-paper or Itkc >tl that tiroes t" asked a uli jli ef yes'ee-tav "lialhwi lake off the cross," sal 1 we taking In* two dd'lary. No cfiwstsol any kind * * trust rtr* in store tor those who paid u* their lU>* tilit W.-efe Tin Oi rijo' During the wu*k we hu*< mi'ii u good rnmiy <i| tin* leading i ili M> 'll Oir County, It 11 ft wbuul la>k gl<HUi* ily of the future. ‘I lit* lat spring nod it <1 livt ra u* have i< uriied uni lat>i ut U.r (mill bill i atiMi i Ili clop* In tic tiu usually backward. Wheal and oat* look well, but f*-m are •■nlcrlii'>l of dam*g>- frtm Hie ii M, which has made ite appuat ao;e in several loodiiiea. C'ofMr I hka uut&u • Wti team that lit. il. J. Anthony lut tM--fi a; t>olnUid county treasurer to till the twiik* <*c< askmed by the dealh of Sir Adorns. This appoint ment cuutinua a uuUt an election is held An I'iniutn \*sil he utdered lu J r IV C'andidatca till the place iu have Ilnur UJUfIM announced IdtOUiU out columns at hall tbe regular ra'*. Kami in your imiuct, gentlemen, II you want the people to know you are a can Udate. . If thee tisMte aie wi’ling that ‘U‘ town SbeuH g.v cmnpietoty down let them atitl eideavot l<> run It wiUio it a Motel. A gbod school, a first t'axs paper and an a*. <: xnod ilmg laail nd aie necessary to the Xtowth and prosper tjr ot gvejy town ; tlie achoei and paper we have; let the hotel be npei ml. VS about It ehail grow email by decrees and beautifully fees, until apme nrpre euterpriwny town will abvvib the little that i left of u*. The eubjort la out of genera! Interest and should receive the thoughtful attention of att. Mr. Used, who wae arrested and to iged In Jail lut February and eaca|>ed from prison aonetlrue in Maych, rarne In lasi Wednesday and delivered buneaif to the hberifl. The contract for repairing the jail aecor (ling to the apeoificstioua publisheJ has lieen taken by Mr. Willie Norrie at one hundred and thirty-seven dollars. u The iliffl -nlty between two old neigh • bore near Juutt' M.ila has been compro mise*! and * ili not go before tlie court.' H. D. ADAIR announces himself a can didate tor County Treasurer, g.-e h e card. „ Thp. Coscxht.—The large aurlienee in attendance npt,n tfre Cooeer: Wednesday evening seemed highly pleased with exer c ses Mra Ii D Render, Mu. Bimmona asd Mias Anna Martin randerej severs! ii.f’ru mental pieces charmingly; tbe yeuog la des snd yoong gentlemen de’fgbted tbe an diene* with several beantifni doe*e, <piar- tettca and cbm uses, while the little girls od boy* brought down the boos* with their cr-mie tang*. Diaio^ue, cbxrade* •<id tableaus were interspersed end so we) rendered *to please everybody. Several piece* written ep-iily for the occasion contained suras ot the best humor suJ wit to which we here listened iu • long time. West ot time eed space prerenu more extended notice, eii doing M well tiiet the mention of one would compel the naming oi every pertormer thet appeared on the itjge. The writer wee to delighted thet he wishes we coaid here similar per formance every week. Effort* that were meet* to compromise the Porter—Cheney Chalybeate Springs case hXTiog felled, the cese will he tried the second week in June. superior court. j"~ The spring term of Mori wether Superioi Court opened last Monday morning Judge Bucirauau ptsiding. On Mouday considerable f-rogr®* vu made in dispatchieg business, but Tuesday wse consumed in the trial of two cases in voiving hut small amounts, the eeidence laiing lengthy lit both cases - The erimina! ■'docket was taken up A edjtesday morning. J.tc Russell, colored, charged with breaking open J asms Rowe’s house, in the seventu district, plead guilty an 1 will go to the jHHiiteuuary. As we write—Wednes day —a jury is being iuipanneled tu tin case x*t tto State vs, Reed, eftarged tv it Vr'tffV| K '’i* The Grand Jury, we understand, wil ask the Judge, il he can do ao, to adjou coart at the end of the week, as the farm ers are quite busy, s well ns beliiod hand in Uiejr farming oJHJiatioaa. A nuuiboi oi . rue bids have been found. Anvicit We a-e always thankful to our friends lor advice respecting the management of our paper. We have listened pstieutly to precept after precept of this kind but have hare generally foi n I that w* e,V go** farther lowarda paying piietleg bills than the counsels so treaty imparted. P.easo, then, back up up v.rer advice w- oh a little of the filthy lucre, gentlemen,. Per Con tua —Occasiouaity wo hear of some cotnplaiiiingly and oraC daily assert ing that advertising is an unnecessary ;*- peiise, and t.iat some of our Urouuville pa lions are loolialily extravagant in that way. As *ur Greenville frieuds>>u old euougli 10 manage their- mu business wo shall not -pmewd to say a word to Oterr dHenr;- That advertising pays Atlanta mcrclianta is proven by Um expeiisnev of a firm in that said fir m wnLligua ll Week as billows ; "Our card in your column* lias brought u* neatly a dozen oust mi era that we should never have obtaiucJ without it, tor all of them Uld u* they had always tra ibJ eUcwhtic but ciuia to u* because we patroniz.'-l you." We commend the above to the aiteuiiou ot aome complaining till tcs. TO Till: VOTHKN u mi:ui -4% I B licit € OCX I V. 1 rpsprctluiiy ennotiuce nir-'H a ' ! ‘*idt date tor County T-cimuroi U. I. , thu va cum y c*ued by tb! dcalb ol 1.-vi M A am* K-q., election to be bald Halurda) the Ist .lay of July next I promise tint ll eluded, the pople sl.all be kept informed of the Financial mm liiiou of the Treasury once a month thtouglrthe con tuns of the VisntozToß. R D ADAIR. (kITTUZVI CoHN.—W < often hem it said that a large crop ol corn has been planted this year iu Meriwether,l>.it In a rid* last week from Greeuville to LaGrauge we aw only about half a dozen com field*, tin balance being cotton. From our oh •novation (luring Usl ride m should In*-, agtne oor |ieopta have again concluded to plant lor a large crop of cotton, and have then er and >Ul' ; ke-hows*ra a**im where in the great Weak Good old Ben F, an kiln aai<l tlial ex|M;ri<iOcirU'ecp* a dear school, end t crtf eiasa, be atl.lod, are lic&rd to Instmct ever* itt that setioof. lion. John 11. Rojuo la foiurnan ol the Grand Jury thie sank. A nkw wav. — "Aie *v mil tomuiaoded Pi take up the cross f” said a Iriend last Tuesday VVe responded tUat Christ.an* weie *o instructed. ** Well," couliutterl Ite, ‘‘here are two dollara; veil the ViKDtCATnit book keeper my cron* ta taken up." That man i a gentleman said Mrs. It., when we reported the case to tier, Naiohtt Mam. —A moot highly es teemed iriena end ar-cutnpiiabrd gentle ntti sends us word that he is pained at the editor's frequent allusions to Mrs. It. in the columni of this pa;>er, and thinks we do wrong iu pretending that the is to tie held accountable ior lb* nuuietr.ua ap lasia to delinquents to c*rne forward end settle, lie say* such atalemeiiU are im prdfier, and advisee u to discontinue them- N w, as our friend is abundantly able to acrid ue bit two dl'ars hut failed to do so, wc respectfully, vvM re-yt-iifuUy , promise to take hie kind suggertien, to dun upon our own responsibility, Into consideration when be forwards us tbe price of one year's subscription to the V rson.ATon. Mew. VVoader If thie will bring him. Task it back. —Of oar expressed will Magnets to serve ** gsvernsr of the stele il elected the Jonesboro News says, there ere many a* ore pet riots whs ere willing to set re (he .late in the *ue capacity. Toe Ham iUoD Journal kiwi sportive!y elludes to our candor ie the premi.es. Now, although we honestly think we woald make as good a chief magistrate as many of the would be candidates who are Uarer.iog the stele from I>aa to Jdeersheba seeking the gooJ will oi the sovereigns, we withdraw from ’lie rare and positively aeaeil that we will not accept the office ii it be tendered us. Let the emo hundred and fifty other aspi rants itn the chair gubernatorial fuisw the excellent example we hare set them and allow the people ot the slate a chanco to here a voice in the matter. Just es we go to press we learn the Jury so the Keed case has brought in a verdict oi not gulity, and had the prose euVien to be tualiekiu*. Tom Stevens, ooiored, p ewl runty ot steal in g bogs from J. li. Caldwell, Dear White Sulphur Springs, and win carry his baton to' th € penitentiary Judge Buchanan being unable to attend the ladies concert Wednesday night, hav ing to remain in the court honae till almost midnight in attempting to get through a’i the teailmouy in the Reed, we understand, -eol the ladies his tare and regrets that h could not 1m present. Such conduct is characteristic ol the man. Highly esteem ed by tue gentlemen as an advocate and jurist he is no lest fropular with the ladies as a liberal accomplished and courtly gen tleman. Dr. G. J. Anthony announces ’.iim*elf a* i candidate lor the office ot county treaau -er. His card appear* in'this issue. Partial showers have visit**! different portion* of the county the past week. Utißo vs. Rrkd.—The cae Ixtore the court exciting most attention Una week is that of N. M. Rood, prosecutor of his brother, J. IL Heed for horsestealing, In which not only brother is arrayed agaiust brother, but mother agaiust sou and sister n oppositidu to brother. The evide ice tor both sides closed about eleven o’clock WeJuesday uight. The pro*eculion is rep resented by the Sillcltor Gcueral and Messrs. Post and Peavy j the defendant by A. 11. Freeman, Stewart and Willie A. Haw kins, the distinguished America* law yen Yesterday Col. Iltwkina, in the course of ‘his lelicitous speech to the Jury, speaking ot the equality ol al I men in the eyes tot the law said that Geo. Grant, president ol the United Stales, was uo biter than the poorest man in Meriwether county, pro vided the poor man was honest. “No," ouaid an h.umst old democrat near us, “If the recent disclosures in Wadiingteu ate true, Giant is not ball so good as the poorest honest freodman in Meriwether ( OUuty, and 1 lent that I am Insulting ti> negro when I institute a comparison be tween them." You m-s, that old gentle man grew up In another generation, win n dishonesty in high places was regarded as a serious matter. TO Ti.ll VO I Kits OT ffITUI* Will'll Eli COUNTY. 1 re|M'ctfolly atiumince myself a candi date for the office of (3 muty Traasuror to fid lbs vacancy otuaaloinal by the dentil ol 1. Al. Adams, Kq. The election lo 1* Li Id on Hutnrday (he first day of July next, U. J, ANTHONY. TItIUUTK OF ÜBirilcr. t Grreuv ille Lodge, F. A. M 1 April 23rd, 58 Wherfa, It bar p'oasod our Great Mas t*r lo remove from this Lodge terrestrial to n mansion not made with b inds, eternal in tire heavens, the apilit ol our beloved broth ar, I.nvi M. Adams, one of our obtest mem ber* a* well mu* c! our trust aud most bon ored citizens, a brother who Illustrated by his work the principles of our or Je, wli > practiced In every day life tlu* teaching* ot the Master above, siptariog all hu so il nr* by the rules ot thu biossed lUA ; tbcrcfoiul r , lliuudva.l, That ns a frelir* we dejdor e the death of our venerable and revered brother, and as a br *lli-rliood we shall ever venerate bis memory, rcsjiect hi* vir • Inns and imitsto his g-ied example. fie*.,! That lh<: J.aels o! the lo jg" Ik- clothed in rnouririug and a paga of our ruin'lies bt* inscribed lo Iris memory. Resolved, That Hie ah rve prusmble and rsaolutieii* be publMnsd In the Vixoica tois aud a copy Ire furirt*bed the family of our deceased bret'ier. J. W, Hanning, ) W. T- Itevlll > CorrmiUee. fi. L. I’eavy, ) Ilf our Columbus dispatch w learn that Itcv. C. A. Kendrick, In'tinted for the se duction of e young girl of fourteen years, a meirrlier of his Ifiunday s< liorrf, lies been held to'.rail in the sum of two iltousand dollara for faia appearance before the Bn lerior Court, and that he will give bend to day, Those who read the r|>ort of the eridenoe in hie case, as puhllshe I In the Enquirer, with hie victim's confession, alto gather presenting one ol the rttoet revolting developments ei crime that has ever dis graced tbe annals of tbs courts nt Oeorgfa, wH! be surprised st the lightness of the bood required, not lees tusn at the tact that such a hyp'ieriticsl scoundrel and vile wretchls able Ut find bondsmen lo any Georgia community. It is a mistaken lenity tlrel would exempt toefa e wretch from punish ment. Tire character of the church of which he is a false member, the principles of religion end the interest of soefety, de mand Onttieshould Ire subjecisd to the >-xtr*u*e rigor of the law —[Usvansab Newt. Mr. Blaine would doubtless have made a good lawyer if be bad devoted him**-If to the study and practice ol law. As he did not do so, however, he should stop trying lo disease constitutional subjects. It is a popular delusion to suppose that mere cheek is ail that is needed for an argument oa such a question aa the privilege of tbs wrh of habeas corpus.—This was shown clearly in llr. Blaine's failure it his en counter with Randolph Tucker. All that audacity and eloquence could do he sc compliabed, but iu debating certain issue;', a little knowledge is essential. Tucker has been a practitioner and a professor of law. He ie at once a powerful and ready debater and sn accurate scholar, and may be pronounced the most dangerous antag onist in Congress. Alter his experience with Lamar, Blaine should have known enough to let law professors alone. Wrap yonrself in tbe folds of the bloody Shin James G., and mount the American bird. You are a child of frtodom, and year brighHiotne is in the setting sen.—{New York World. * Point!! _ Last week, dropctetali care* editorial, we paid a hurried visit te our neighboring little citiea ot LaUranj* and West Point LaG range we elten visit and each trip hut creates anew doaire te ge again. We no ticed that bade was dull in LaG range but tho merchants saetned hopeful, speaking fravorably of the people ot our oo'taly. maw *1 wham hare been trading liberally in the city Hie ptea ent sceson. Of course we called at the sanctum of the jolly Waterman and li.ton ,x 1 for a while to hie sportive, good humor ed sallies and merry witticisms. Water man la a good templar, or something of that aort, and therefore, "looks not upen the wine when It is red," but ho la certain ly like a freshly opened bottle of Cham pagne, cparkllue and running over with a delightful flow of goai 1 things. He says the Reporter is flourishing and we trust il may ever continue to do an. it deserve* success under Us present management. To mine host of the 81ms House, Warren Jones, oue ot the best landlords In nny city, we are indebted fer such tavors as only a priuce among hotel men knows how to bestow. We wish him and all those live buaineo*men of LsUrange who design pstronialngns neitt (all the largest measure ot prosiierity, a* well as an ex tended trade with our beat citizens. Laving LaGraago wa ware tomt borne to ths enterprising city of West Point so cosily situsted or both sides ol the Chatta hoochee. Not having visited West Point since the war we \vcr astonished h> see ►' utat'.y evidences ot cnlsrprise ami prosperity on the pail ot her cilissui. Her stores on Main street are, many ol thum, model* ol neatness and ei-*ga*u‘, wiiib****** it <t>liaU ly of hot puople looms equalled only by the bsauty of her fair daughters. A com pany is organizing, t" open the riVar for the passage of boats as Lr as Fiatiklin, In Heard county. Tba enterprise is hot deemed impossible fir the cl'y when we remember tliat she has slues Ilia war, erected, at a cost ( f 113,000, a sti mj substantial bridge built one female college which was des Irnyed ly a storm ; t oeco went to work and rebuilt an elegant and commodious collage for the education of her daughters at a cost ot $13,000, and 1* to day flee from debt. No IxmJs ware issued but this large sum of $35,000 was raised by direct taxes, which seen* to have been cheerfully paid by thy people. Recently, steps have been taken to lmjtiove and beautify her ermnto ry, which is situated on u commanding eminence overlooking llus river. Being present on memorial d-iy we hud the pleas ure ol listening U tho chaste, eloquent and appropriate address of tha youthiul orator of the day, and wtluaasing tho Impressive ceremonies performed over the remains ol ilia patriot dead who pescebilly slumber beneath tho floral mounds that are direful ly tended by thu nsu-Ja uf the oßy'a lovely women. We were Informed that Urge numbers ol (Hir fanmoe cairy thalr cotton to West -Point and obtain the tee liter plaulstiou stipplUa, this place being one ol the Uml grocery uiaikuta In western Georgia Among ttorfermer chtzans <d Mrrlwelher wo noticed Capt.il. A- H Freeman, Mnar* IJeu and Mack Tucker, I). V. HUmss ami Out, A, P. Mooty. Mr. Bliuiy/j reside* on the Alalratu* side of the. river i.ud is a mod ol tanner, lieing Urge'y engaged In the cul ture of erspes *rt fruit*. Among the lnstlliiti.ni* of the town U the Stale Line Press, edited by that finish ed acbolat and jmlUlied writer, the Hjv. B- P. Callaway. Having a large circulation is troth Georgia sn<l Alabams, the Ptaae Is one of lbs bust weeklies of Its age hi tbs HlHle. VVe might fill columns with the i npree sSoue made by our visit to Uie little cily by the river a id then leave more that) the hall still untold. We look forward with pleasure to our neit visit. MssaasdWt - ■ “ ■>"' ■ Twenty-three tbotisend dollars have been paid in for the erection <,t e nmou ment In the capHol stjuare ol Hlchmmed, In honor ol liie Illustrious .loufederePi Uriel tain, Rober tK. Lee. It la thought llul four thousand dollars more will Ire recelv ed In the course ol a uroellt. Tiro propos • sd status will certainly be erected. Tbe plague Is uses more Ibrsatontng the coulines of Kuro|w. The progress of the [M-uilence lest year in tbo valley of tbs Lower Euphrates aroused some weeks ago tregao Ut spread to Mewrpotomi t, ami since tbe beginning of March it baa (cached Hag dad. Tbe near outbreak shows much of tire old and mysteri ros fierceness before which mt-dical sdtnce for maoy centuries reuoiieti in despair. There is no reasoa to ••Xpert that its ravages will ire limited to tire provinces of Turkey lu Asia. B rtb in Egypt and In Europsan Turkey tbs condi tions lo which the plague breeds and spreads ars Still prevailing, with little miti gation sines the time when Cairo and Con stantinople were almost snnnaliy decima ted by its attacks. Happily, titers is not the least ground for believing that the es sential conditions for Its reproduction in Westers Europe any longer exist. One el Mr. bis wart's last business acts was tbs personal mpervMon ot aa ad ver as* merit for the newspaper*. Us never found he was doing as much business as he cared to do, and never committed the folly ot throwing awsy raooey on “circulars” and ebetp job work, iwacbing a few hun dreds ot persons who never read them. lit believed in newspaper advertising, and reader* by the thousand ; and, stlangeiy log himself usd bin great ertablisb ment so well known that advertising was unnecessary. ▲a a measure of economy liier Demo* erau have under coastderation a proposi tion to abolish the office of Doorkeeper of TKA HOUSft omrepreeenlaltTes, hhff place the dotlee now performed by that officer uoder tho direction cf the Sergeant-at- Arms, as I* row performed by the same officer for the Senate. By thus "consolld a ting the office*, the salary ot the doorkoep er and his assistant, quite an item cau lie saved to the government. Mr, Glyiner denies that he ottered Bel knap any terms of compromise based oil the resignation ot the latter, ills denial of Belknap’s (taiementa makes a direct issue ot tact between himsell and Belknap, and the Radicals don't believe the trader of Fort Sill tradersliipe would fell a lie lo save hi* life. Ot sooran hu wouldn't. Preferred Locals NEW GOODS. Ladle* Ecru Lace Tie*, ‘ tfu Utart tlylet." Ladies Swiss CollaTett* and double Ruff, “Cream CMor.” Silk aud Linen Parosoh, Chinese Fans, (sonvthiny aeei.) just receiv ed at ROBINSON A UllO’S. Hats T Mata f T For Ladle* and Mlmcl, THwuuxl arui UntHmmtd, For Gents and Buys— F)ir, I'unttm.i and titrate, at ROB! 4MON A BRO S S HOLS !SHOE J !! Lndlrs Uixtor and side Ucnd-kid and Serge Gaiter. Ladies Slippers, Misses anti Children fill fits ol Kvkrv Duaciiir Trow—English Tim and boxtoe Gaiter* for Gent* and Boys at ROBINSON A BRO'S. BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! _ Go to ROBINSON A BUO’B ir you want Bargain. C. 11. BIDES, **" _ HAMS/ HHOULDEIU, Lard, FLOUR, BUG A If, COFFEE, TEA, N. O, SIRUP, M fj.ASSKS, Just received at ROBINSON A PRO'S. WAIT A4 HAVK NIONCY t Wo willjopen an sllracllve stock ol SprlnK Goodn. within ten days, bought In Nsw Yoik mar ket. I’hicbs win, HK 1,(1 WKU THAN UViCU KNOWN lIKHK lIKNoKK. ll N. ELLIS. CALICOES. A large lot, tune tli/Um ; Ikml brands at fiefs, Just ruealred at MOBINBON ABROU. K KU' <BENE OIL, 10 cut par gallon at Jt. N. KLLIB’. NEW SPRING GOODS AN CHEAP. A large lot 01, lfatultnme Dr ass Print*, Iknuliful checked Jaconets, nr.d lace check ed Pique tili/lith and rJit-up. A fine line of H rocked mid Brown Domeatloa, rhenpet t/uen Aver. In fact, anything from Coats’ thruad at IU chi dox, to Ladles Hum at lOcts can Ih) bought at KitAWt Bambmui’s BAK(.AI\S In SHOES, STOCK ALL NEW. Genuine Kip Brogans Ironi 1.21 a pair, hi llurulttune line of i.adlrs and flouts Frsnch Call, B-rg*, und (Hove Ksl Ositor, Blip per* swd low quartered Bhocs] HTVLIBH, DURABLE aud CHEAP For anything you insy waul in tbe BUCK line call at Fra?!* UANBiKa's DItHSS GOODS Pliifd end Lace striped Piques, Plsfd Nan •ook, Figured Muslins and Lawnw, just oooivad at RDIMNBON it HHO B . Head Tina, If yon want good Meal arid a bsap ol It Bend your corn to O.J. REBVKB’ Mill. üBl 2m A Baboain—The horse offered for rale by tbe editor is young, easily kept, a flrat claaa riding and buggy horse, carries a pows splendidly sod works wstl to the wagon. He has Ixwd owned and driven by a man now eighty year* old, lor the past four years and Is offered for sale only be cause bis owner has become too feeble to use him. A better family and plantation blorse cannot be found in the county. I ) ou want a Horse now is the tffne to aocure a bargain. A v#y good buggy will be sold with tbe horse or separately. Also a good bridle and saddle. (tf ) LADIES SPRING HATS. A Uhoim lot ot Ladles FathionaU* Dress and Street Hats, alar, Gents Pur sod;Wool Hots hi AtFoett sr aglet at Habd Tiw PWlj r PRANK BANNING'S. quick sales awd bitort pikirm u otoi Mono. ROBINSON & BUG. NEW ADV 8 ims KM SNTd. - i~ - —— - . -j {"VD illzra % il iy at h i ne. AjaaU want J ed. Outfit anj term* free. TRUE A CO>., Augusta, Maine. AGENTS WANTED ! Melalaant Diplo mo* Awarded lor ' W "X£* PICrORIAL BIBLE 1 800 illnati'i fn is A l-lraas fur nn-v ciro lars, V 1. HOLMAN A C )., !0 Arc Street, Pi dim FREE TICKET \ Philadelphia mar. From any point In 11. fC ut of Ukth. M AVxWoU H Tuhot r.lAboad- B fm rVUiUn VVI mti to i‘ii*ntni limaotla) M m aul #lO <Moah Ail*jr mm*al> *-tmod ounsatu rn formu |t*iH’r,pMitr a,.tn Anyl wVy rn id ) it, W l’iri!>nlr fr* h**nl •< *l.et* <*n inmuloatvl a|3F ■ Toreeoivr oo ot <f i**t**r aIo. w*ni # ct*. Ad tdroar*. Thu ii.irriT Want \ No* ll Df bt,, Wow York. . ■ ■ —■ ■ nr GUI-rrr a WEEK guaranteed to Agent a Gj) j i Male and Female b* ibeU <*wa ocality. Terms ail OllWf FRjJHk Address F. O. VIOKKRY A UO , A iju.Ua Maine.’ r p hf. tan it k 00. s rno u os turn •J, _L PA., EmerjuWhecL mil Machinery. AM to (£*: )/ 5 Per day at home 380 tpjU Terms free. Ad dies* STINSON A CO., Portland Maine. f")BTCHOMANCY. OH HOUft 1 CHARMING." How either wx nmy I melinite fttnl gait, the love and ath-c Ron of any person they choose, instantly.- This an all can poe*a, free, by mail, for 2ft cents ; togethrr willi a Marilage Golds, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies, etc. 1,000 000 sold. A queer bonk. Ad dross T. WILLIAM A CO Pub's Plil'adola. Ten year* ago Meesr*. Geo. P. Iloweli A Cos., established tliuir ailvrli*lng agency iu New York City. Five yours ego they nb' a**rb*nV tho UualaeM conduclsd by Mr. John Hooper, who was the first lo go into this kind ‘il enterprise. Now they have the satisfaction of controlling tha moat exten sive and complete advertising connection which lias ever linen secured, and one which wouhLbe hardly possible in any oth er country jjit this. They have succeeded In working down a complex business into’ so thoroughly a Mystcmsiiu method that uo change in the ncwspa|Mir system of Ameri lea cau escape uotice, while thu wide-l in formation upon all topic* interesting to art' vert liter* 1* placed ruadily at the disposal of the public. NEW YOUR TIMES, Jane 14,1873. ADVERTISING In JIFLIOIOUH AND AORfOULTUUAI!i‘ W KICK LI EL HALF PRICE. Bend for (Jsttelognn on *.be LIST FLAN. For to formntlon, ml (Irena GKO. P. ROWELL AC Park Hoar, NEW YORK. RicKroifo UTTEft a THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC., Family Emitting Machintl A most Dsolul and Wonderful Invention l! Now attracting universal attention by its astonishing iHnfuruinoces, and its grsst practical value for every day family use. His Simple. Durable cadi C/lleap. n. eusny kept in repair, and WILL LAST A LIFE TIME. 'lt Will knit every pr.rmiLtle Variety of plain and fancy woik WITH ALMOST MAGI CAL SPEED and far beltar than it CAU be done by lined* or on any other machine. All kinds o garments ere perfectly formed and shaped, by tbe machine itself, requiring no cutting and making up. A good operator will knit a mans sock, with tuwl and toe com plete, infrtmJlM to tort minute*l and rren twenty to forty pair* of socks in s dey I Every iaiiiily—*|*ciully every farmer’s family—should have a Bkkfnrd Knitter 1* ** found equally MS •isi tut as .he Sewing Machine, and even more pi oil table- _ Kveiy Maciiine WARRANTED perfect. anti to do juet tefiat ft represent/d. 'I be Bickford Machine is the ojvlt LB utimatk cylindrical Kuiung Machine In existence. All others, uoi IkenamL by ■,. arc clear and palpable luftiogmenuon our patents, and wc shall held all parties who manuMciure. sell, boy or use sueli Infring iiigmscbiues, to a strict legal accountabili ty- An Instruct’on Book, containing oom pieie aud minute direction* to tbe opera tor, accompan'ex each machine. H. 1, family Machine, 1 cylinder, 72 needles, sjjq No a, family Machine * Cylinder, 72a ltM needirs * g p) A sample Nothin* will lie sent to any pwrt ot the Unite j Sts tea or (Jsaada, <r-e --yr*m duurgut yrejtaid, on receipt ol the price. h Aoents wanted in every Btate, County, City and Town, to whom very liberal dis count* will be mods. Por further |*rli£ulara. address Uirarono Kai rrmo Mach i* a Mro. Cos 4fJ Sole iUnulacturcrs, JJriUloboru.Vr
