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About The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1877)
The Meriwether Counts Vindicator vor.x THE VINDICATOR. | cm,isas KVEBY KRUiXY, BY TTM T HJEVILL. AT I&.00 PEUAjSSUit.LN ADVANCE Oflftfß SoeTtl rtf of AilvprtMifttl* fcpao* |lwk | 4 wks ! mo jowojl v* ar 1 inch l 1 OQk: 4SO ’ 4 50: <OO ! 1J <', i inch**, 1 50 | S 00 6 WjJO.QOj 15 tuv 8 in.’. e t 2 001 8 00110,00 JAOO 05 O' i col [5 00' 10 001 40.00'05.00 * :15 00 j col ; ? 001 15 (|0 |4500j 55 00 CO . i 1 col 1llMK) |3OOO ;V> 00,60.00 1 floe If A liberal deduction made to those advertising Or the month or ■> car COUNTY OFFICRRS. ORDINARY A. J. Hinton AH ERIFF O.&. Ftorywen CLERK a W. H. Kellw TAX UCCMVEB B.H. tax oouuficres i. a. cam* an tKRAAIUpI <l. AA .tWjr BURV EVUII O. V. Mathew. CORONER Joti It Jones. COUNTY COMMIBBION ERB. R A. Cbutm. Ann# SiWcy, tL 4. YUexrs. J.fc Buchanan, Allen 11. Waon. BOARD OF EFH-CATIUN John W. Park, W. J. Barnes, Mad son Reeve*, R. A. Parker, A. FT. Freeman, Sec. sywtrnH afith OUUiet,P U. Urn water illU’ It BSE N T AT l V ES. John B. Roper Jamea W. Taylor. BUSINESS CARDS ' JOHN W. PARK, trroHSKVA ruw, j\ (Jhki svti i k, Ga Wl'l praeHei* in Meriwether and the ml tn*ln.iu# eouiiOi; „ •V li'i >- . ... tIMM!,. . A It FREEMAN, ATT' <HNLV AT LA W UmCi-.nyii.i.k t!a. All business entrusted tn hi* rare it tend and to promptly i I faithfully J) KTiS ID. A TTftRNLV \ T U\ W /\ GttkKNviM.lv Oa. Will praiYioe in Meriwether and the tonnUea itHiilUMlnir th* Cos" i-tn ctecull. A G FLOYD, W 11 8. I > kmidkrt den n*tr. j fi hai nvlla ■ , <1 * Term* Cmti All work Warranted, DR K It TKUttELL t VflfWMtU ar vlrt* to \ / UiM l*eSi)e ■—Offtoa with To* Ulto t Dr J K O. Tel ■•]!. i< 111‘ D lie Store. DU. K. it ANTHONY, ( \rrr.HK *’* 1 J, *.*.*n* of (IreeiivilU* and *' '■ tf(>fiw at 0. J * t ' , ‘* Drue H.q>- ' THE Q[,P THWyi.IIV |A.AtfT RtliKJ. ()l J KUrnj’*, y\n ALBERT lEHMAN "I T \* NOW. '1 will keep .."I*") * '•■■■ J 1 han.J i hi* old aland East aid*.' oi the pi'Mie Square, a good an 1 wrt.t *K!.r'TKt> evens, or JLWKUIf AS i FANCY GOODE Cod dating, in part 01, nr GOLD and hILVe.II WHi.,jf? Hlctn and Key-w inner .of tin- D>t innki Bpteod+d GtH -*•! httri-r Watch,’ Chatii CLOCKS of all *i ze, maker* an ) pric a flold Pen* ami all kind* <d holder** fiold Ktlaer A itel Spectacle* A Eyt-Ola' SOLID SILVER TAJIi.E WARE Silver Plata* Ware ol ail kinds au<i a'ysee,., r* ket, Table * iD-rr. Alta/on. by the very renowned tr.aV.er*, IOHKPI IRJDOBRB and GEORGE WObTLN HOLHF BEFAIBIJSa I am still repairing all good* in my ov Too many citizens of Meriwether and ad Joialog couoties have teated my work to require a word rom me at to the cLarac tM till. ! will hirwerer warrant atl my work, if properly utej, as 1 bate always done, and reapeeUtallj ask a ore tin nance o the patrooage I hsve received from m f'tends In Meriwether ALBEFfT LRU MAM Can’t he msde h y every agent <£/e/ <J kJ tray month in toe business lit furnish, but those willing to work can eaaily earn a dozen dollars a day in their owa ioealiuea Hare no room to explain here. Business pleasant and bon >rab a Women, and boys aod zirts and as well a, man. We still furnish yon a complete Outfit free. The business peyt better than anything else. We will bear expenses A Ui'iog fen. Particulars free. Write aod see. fat meet and mechanics, tbeir sons and daughters, and cisaaea in need of paj i*( work at borne, aboard write to ns and learn all about the work at c nee. Now ia tbe time, Isjn*t delay. Address Tbot Augusta, Maioe. GREENVILLE. MKIUWE , ni.<X>BNgv<M.-<HTLY- 27. ■ I6TT; BUT I'OC LAIC Til AX Kit. Life I* a race, where some succeed, WUi ,■ yihers ate beg tuning : Tis luck at luiio-, at others Sjieod, That (Jives uu surly wiuuiust. Bat it you chance Ur lad behind. Ne’er slacken your endeavor, But keep tins waiol-so u■ t a It in iu,n 1 - ’fi better lata tk ut never. li you can keep ahead, ’iis a ell, Bit uevai uipypur neiifhfcor ; ’Tie noble when you can excel. By honest, imtionl lainsr : B it it you are .multiplied at last, Pres* on us bold a- ever ; Remember, though you are aurpaaaed, “l is belter late than never. Nu'ei lab,}'.' t >i a t idle boast Ol victory oyer or ither ; iB it white vo i sfriirryc.ftjr iitt-rntoat, Deal (airly with a broth r, Wtiate'er your ataiiou, do your best, And hold your purpose ever ; And llyoa lailt ■ Itoat tuc reel, •lis better late than ujver. , ChoaseyrelHha path lu avM h y> i run B,l'cceo.l by noble dariit j , , I'lieu, the last, when mice ’in won. Your crown is wo"tn the 'veario a; ; Thun never iret, U left !i:hln 1, Nor slacken your olid, avo., ’Tis better mie ihau uev r. l)t|Hiul at at Tour Own Idlort*. Fijjltt your un n batl'ea. ILh* your own row, Ask uo 'favors i ! anyone, and you will succeed a thousand times belter than those who ale always, hi:< ecliiny smile ■ ;r ~ C.ABIS N • '' you us you can help v in ell, lie, ait>e'” ho one v\i;l In* so heartily iiitcratstod iu your dlaha. I’m tirsl slip will miide sueil a l u.j{ one, perhaps , but nirarfiijr your oi Any Up the mountain .vein make each otic lend o. e another, and Mae 1 tlrtn hi that whbr you ch'ui il: kgrtid Huntiirr. Mm vv 110 IliiV ' llix and" f■!: il toll llllPN Hl l'f tlioM* fi v<’ lliOU'Hiid !j ! I i' - tilllll y* iI!l # Out tel Ul t<*d (HI Willi it *V^‘T-4-'HtHUHi *i jl!nr tl_lw . M Hvv !♦ ithVt f l!i;; •>WU i \ ill li-H, Ht *{UllHii| a 111 <*, lj V* V < ri4t Ijmm thrfitt f 1190 poj*u!ii<y I f piif!n ol j.Ut l l , Ol ii tIUHi i!) -pi* K Ilit ) !,a t 1 <mi!n!m uto<i t li.tnij*' H\<) t tin* fiu’dir lirafl. Wno mil to to I*. tin lr ©n *> ** ati*J l i *v or kiii w-n * •*> t -l‘” rt’ly *>“' win* it*T uuii7i T < T TVT“> hTd *' *> i iVVfo j> Ti tfi <t iTi fi i U ffi:' lu ■tk a vtof S lor li iol • Kit tier you v .j V vw Uw fr>r nTouoy. f f*r ttoyUilox w<rk wriN ytrar imo-{. umri afoj in i&v T, f win TANARUS” nml *u>m Uv v f ' '• N-Hit ki any Uuri (tVe It to ahV- *i ftHVO l yon no H •| u tlM o U Hurt h trim) nr'' fin*? - at' Hi uJ •' : ! • II Mi *o* * • hiunll ttirni-. The Du i>l any Hiulo or w-piou Into ili I hum* ;i' • :t,i pr <>; •< r ily 1.. that ii £*•.'. lte£r_’S.a w-fijic iltulir rnn::‘rr r nr. I Btai fj a very—avyv. <4 m+v 4v> f ' 7 i"t Wll' T. 4 I.' ..f l. • i\',.1'.,l ./I I), •>i*t they r.if’ u* 14/1 >u tlt** un!fi:li'it prin £6l ■ - hftfl : Utit WMBS Ji uuc I '.J buahMf** mid it , it *lll rttssluii) . Jo the viutti un inf lUo *tn mg lit' 1 , and siwli a ttii'ig c*o l I l.u th in 1 w all much lu-iter .ucicwe Ilia', now, lor tln u n i-l ii.t' r miijlit '1" all ->1 I'•'y “,nnar' Ii 'll !! hi- *U'Vi;vcd and atr ahoolule sul.icr it. Ho lar an Hie v uompltolKUiDt of Inlrrr we concerned, fmmmg on a larj;o went*, wa* tin- 1 1 on■* *'iccn*tfully—a* the lark of noil *iii;ri'U mi not Mr telly the result of *Uve labor, It i.itaJ not If iincu wj here —but all who hv- tr-*l planting on a very larg.- dare then litvo found it a failure. Irion# I t|)<- truth must If sooner or lalef learned by our people that ibo Boutir fanout, proa p*ri*M a p’an'in/ region, but# (aiming one, Fu’ilhrrn F'trrrU r - - Daniel Wet.-tio i i.r* 1 1 • o<J witli having a ><l: II I had a® many sun* *1 old X’/lam, I would have them alt lero a Ira.l j, <0 Ue-y wow'd have aom'tfiiuj to* fall )*.,k on \ Inca## they failed in ifca!atioD. A Philadelphia pa per moralize* thue senxibly there >n : The number of young mm wiio are brought up to no awful trade or calling ia on the in crc-*e The efl<* tof thi* toeeen In polit! c w})pyo lhoiiKto'lt tif r ging, a# at preaent in Wa*liirjgtou, Pvr \*y aitlon witli a vague idea that their nnl'ain ed power* and ignorance ran find flielter in some cosy nook, where they may at least draw their pay. Being practically of no earthly tree to themselves or any one ei*e, they only nope to find some place where they can continue to exist without benefllicg any one. A dewite young roan, without a trade, and who Is not qualified by practice to fill any position, is in a condition to become a tramp, and the fhu.ee* are that he w ill become one, or fare csen worse by Incoming a C'iminfcl. Will it tuna thk Evil?— At the Thorn well Orphanage a boy gels twenty fire demerits for kissing a girl. Here we “apply the La.r of the dog to wire the bite.” When a boy k'aw* a girl, twe.ve very ng y boy* stand in a row on the ros trum in the chape , and the offender ia re quited to kiu them well. The girt also, it ■be is willing to be kiwe-i by the boy, is required to kise s dozen eg l / girls. The eelemony draw* a fb'f house, add ha Def er tailed 10 van—Orphan’! Friend. Tlio First Clieal. John Smiih, a youug attorney, Rist admit ted to Um >*- Was solemn and sugncyaua fap)W yac.eg ftt.lornej s aie ; * And a trown of deayi abstracu*'u held tl e sißiuoihiaiai^ l lie ieult olcoufempUtfon of tlio rule in Case. On day it term time Mr. Smith was sit. ling hi the Couit, W bun ->m good men aud true of the bbdy of tho*foridy did on their oath report, • i That heretofore, to wit; upon the aecouJ day ot May, A, D. 1877, about the hour n| noon, in the county aud state aforesaid, one Joseph Hcrougsl'ffpp ol said County, did then and there iclonl*#%!y’lVe, steal and ear : V :i o a v Due bay hoju# ul BO value of llity dollars, mo in or ,> * (Tiie same tUiifc Slid there being ol Hie piopei pv, gd*BT’.ud. dmUelt alone Hcz 11\. i.. II -si; ’’ ,■' N sa-•' t * nit vary to the >: atnto in sticlr r use ex preaaly made Aiui provided , uu 1 against tin! peace aud dignity ol the slain wherein the vouue hid been laid. The prisoner, Joseph Seroags, was llicn arraigned upon this charge, An I plead not glibly, and of lids lie throw ~ Iduiself upon tin*’country ut Urge ; Ami said Jose,Ah being poor, the Court did gF*oiou*ly appoint Mr. Smith to defend him -much on flit* same principle that obtain* In every charity h uul, where a young nia lical student is often set I > rectify a sennna in|ury to so organ or a joint. Tim witnesses scented prejudiced against poor Mr. He-ogif* ; And the district attorney made a thrilling S|me, |i, In wltiedi lie told the jury thal 11 they didn’t find for the state lie reckon ed he’d have to “walk their big* Then Mr. Smith arose and made his speech for tho ilfthyim; Wherein lie ti n ted Rliakeapimro, Black atone, (,’liilly. A'Ohb >1 I, Joaijula M dlef Slory, Kent, Tuppnr. R n** 1 *'"* Mar shall, and in i-'j* -'"ler writer*, and cv lirv i if a ild tin v “nevei hi ere 1 sic I *-a bud ol fchii|in*me.” And he said : On this hypothesis, my cli* ent mu t go line , > Amf-{ A ytiin, on thin hypottic-ia, It 1 * moir nily hup s-hhlu tha: lie could be glllHK '‘ mb ynti j .%■ ± Cjff Aii Then, ou f.hss bypath**, )V/ rnnlly n m*i cmnvfiirj ■ And so on, with fortv six mme liypoilm se*, upon tin:it! ol wll< li, . B nliii ably demon irated, could P •-<>,<* ho derellci But lliej irv, never aliirlng from tjm IKI \ I'■ -t ll r nr- Fa Vi rdhd of ’iinlPy* mi 1 Ids lion <>t straightway santeni u l befugg* to u three yeirtefnt tn tin* penitentiary, and ale avy flue, and the Cost on top Ihak^l \mf (be prisoner, fn wild delight, goL IT[r and and inc.e 1 an 1 sung ; And when 'ley a-dinl him the leinori ol tin* ►lriii|'i> behavior, In* sni I ; ||.G die. mini I got off ho easy for il there’ll In’ linen a few more nf iiusiu duruet /rypoM c*Mji,l abouhl certainly have bun bung! "Unr u flriir /” Mvtiumwr Ifo'Utny Hrrtb nrr. J I Its: l.nai nl Table flock From the Ivractire H'andard. On tin' 2,l’h ultuno th- U' i)l what rh so Inn • known a* Table Bek, at Nla/ara, lirui.e oil a id fell into (lie 1 1 v-r. Till! HI4HH weiglmd nearly sixty txu, and up l 117(5 over fo'ir thousand name* of visitor* had taxn carve I upon it. The part wh ch fell 01 the 2ith *1 ioe<j I only naif of the orig inal r r ck, the r**t liavin? fallen in. fir Hiturday, Jan l, IH2U, h auilHie of the rock composed to bo the xi/.e ol hall an a<forming the bed ol Maiden Walk broke loose, and wan precipilabal into the immense clia*ui Imslow. The nasli ea> heard for a distance of five mile*, and Ihe effect* In tlie immediate nelghborlmod re ■einlohs*! the shock of an earlhquage. Tlie water running under the hank Is supposed to have cauasd the fall on the 24tb. The *hf>ck when the pock struck the water wn Jlf-tmcttf felt IhiC-c uitlei from the fall, (Several of the tress* that stood on the rock are, now aeen standing ir. the river as erect a* when io their original place* on the rock. The world i filled with people who know everybody’* buxine-** but their own. They are nlw*y ready to give advice on any wed all aubjoet*. and if their advtce isn't taken, they are ready to denounce those who refuse it, in the inoat uimpari.cg terra*. They ran’t edit a. pewapaper, but tliey know Just how it ought to be done. They can’t preach, but they are always ready to tell (niuislei* ol 'be Uoapel what to say, apd Low to say it They know no mere about teaching tLsa a monkey know* of lie brew, and yet they here views ou the rubjecl of teaching which they never cease to give whenever they can have an audience. ’[ hey ate as ignorant of fa*uiing as a Cannibal ia of Christianity, but they will roll out chunks of advice to the farm ing community by the Lour.—Providence had s wise purpose in the creation ol such bora, we presume, but it is on s of the mytoriee that we cannot Isthom. A Iv2CST* OF HOKKOIt. dm- Sau Francisco M uuing Valivftitstoo, May op.—lt was Wralnesd iy exe*aiv*lj ami foggy. The night was dark ’, lights were lit in the public and privaA olaces, and tho streets we' e qntet. At 9.3d, without noise or waMjlttev-lhe first perceptible shock o' an earthquake was noticed, coming from llio north sod trave’.iug southward. Qrud unify thdtolco increase 1, with an- oscilla ting raoVCßlvnt ot the earth,and during the three inirSntb* the tirsi shock lusted Ih ■ scene \vi atriwlllng. The bells rang out mmiratulWStci id ’.homsolve* • the tlmlmrs of (he hill di igi crusliod against each oth er with *grladlng •ottod ; walls Winbloil id with Uh liorrlblo din met* nitd'Gjf ' 1 <* forttr frfrm thefr" iKrro imlng With terror, and oc esnioniiny a Dud [waver for merry would be heard it was aearooly possible io knnp one’s leal. JfW mind vas and the dai'lfne** added to the awful effects ol die stinftumiinit*. Other am ill shocks fol rr —*- - lowed, lult giadually tho people began to iecovof-thoir souses, and with pallid,ghost ly cmtvjtcnancca, began to busy themselves in ilito4vrmg tboir losses and the where aboutaot itiolr trienda, when stlddonly flumeslbroke lortli fm Hie ruiiu and shot high If the sky. The alarm ol lire was inon hurried to tho spot to pre vent *pr*d ol tho confiagrniioii. While tint* i#ig*g and, the so.*, which lutd boon tur* I. .. 1 -..*1 til aaj ii**l iiul.l Li Piuun In i i-, ,iii ll* *liorg|Andlh* crlvs ol "tidal wave I" ro smiticd Iroui all quarters. Thau a por lect (Wpiio 4mk place. UvariiX thousand maiv wornou an l ehihlrou l ushed scream ing up tha liill-tdcr ; mo the* became sep uis|sd frog I their chlldruu huslmmls from win**, and even the lover forgot Ids be trothed i> thoughts ol telf pr* servatioi. Sotjk wore heard in the tllalanco mullm • iugtOh tb' 1 mighty deep, which swelled In.- toflplfio ihUnduring, roiling sounds, and (iiO w ave rushed on tl githeted force wifil resistance, until it readied lolly fool high. Dashing headlong upon tho beach H lose and swept the city, 'featlug all he fotH It. In retracing Its path' il e nih il wRb it dwellings, merchnidLo, and all di ■uraotlom l* Its cour*", 'l’aicu wi* tiii* iDjieiiUd—the last nm i with lessor force; aid foi many days alter the *<a r.rse and tIJ In Us* proportions. \V non morning jHpKw llil . H eiie p*e o 1 1< i Hse'f of de fHM'Uton. >Tb it willed me •ui'ii'pial.o b idoi u deMioyed, bad sioctimh WVc. wave, rim beach was strewn wltli hro&.'iL-l..mbum uf , launcbes sil l lei.l. bud dlsuiipetie f, good were floating ab ail, provldortg bad been earned away, ant tin iv.iier dl.tilhi ie. wero llaclca*, fHt-TooO and-I he -i - s— < • tie neiipte 111 Ttiw Tice, and wear n,d been i hTTpy p ..m’., tion twelve lioiirr *!ne>v win' le lii. and lo ibiseiy, want and slf uliig- FoMuimt-ll Hie Ulilll ill hi ol iy ir li iCioie l to Hi icon e and iUpp-Vd (he place wltli wafer Or—} proVist-UTr— i -Hid Other -I cnn|-r- fhttTlh* ioTIn: prompt m lion <d tin- goverimieiit oi l/lilli, eauio iu lime lo pit:vert lu- 111. r dh aslcis. , Tills tra* but one ol*jgfc uisny heait lending set*.io* which occurred on fn> ennst Ir.iin the eflect of tlm erupdon of Hie volcano H a Fedro. A 1)1 1 1 1.11 1.01. K . Father do you remember tint rm•• h <l ‘ixked you for two dollar* ibis uiotuiug ? Ye*, my chilli, what ol if 1 Do you rem> u.be 1 that mo'lier dl In t gel th ' two tlolla '. It's*, and 1 renumber what little gul> don't think abo il. Wbut'a that, fwtiior ? J reuuunber that we are not noli. iul you arc bi *mdy. What ia m;> darling thinking nonul. I am tliiuking about how much a cigai cost*. Why, it coal* too cents —not two dollar* by a long sli >t. But leu cents three times a day is thirty cents. That’S true a* the multiplication table. And lhre are seven day* in a week. That** so by mv almanac. And seven times tliirlv cents are two inrmlred aiid ten seiitt Hold 011 ; I'll surrender. Here take ihe two dollar* to your mother, and tell J.e I’ll do without cigars for a week. Thank you lather ; but if you would on ly *ay a year, ft would save more thin a hundred dollars. We would have shoes uni d'eie-es, anj mother a nice bonnet,aud lot* of tbmg'. Well to make rny ttUTe girl happy, I will say a year. * * Oh, that w;H tie *0 nice. But wouldn't it be about is easy to Hay al way* ? 1 ijeu we would have the money every year, and your lijis would he much sweeter when you kiss me. The printer* ol New York pi nt with pride to the fact that ouly throe membci s ol their craft are inmates of Auburn priori] among lwenty-*even clergyman, forty-two lawyer* and tbi teen doctors. Soak is the only Japanese equivalent of baptize and the Japanese Bible conse quently resdt. according to a reiigioui pa per, the AUiane\ |u those day* came John, the soaker, preset .lug thf soaking of repentance. Itepect uuu be soaked, eyery oae ol you. thf. rn.uipiox vi ( it ■> lii uu. Tl*' Ntnyrr ol Tlilrty-lw* Men f JUsenvereil 111 it Ussu-l iiikl tiontlomnuly Farmer. From the ntireve-mirt (Lcl Times.] Mr. Courtney, deputy sheriff of Du 8* to I’arisli, on last Monday or Tuesday .arrest ed William Luc .'ley, a very desperate character, who is wanted iu Texas lor m *n.v high hauded ouuagtt* Up j has com milted in that Stele, ll murdered his lasi, victim in Loo county, wljer* lie was well known an.l (eared a* a ba I tnau aud s remarkably good shot with either pistol or rili.i F.r s mie H nj he iv.i* eo dined In the county J *il j>l Lea, hut subtequcujly m lie his escape mil lie I to Lnllshiua, settling 111 l)o Situ Par Ids, wheru Ita has bum living quietly and peaceably tqr near ly two J ears under an iusu i.od name ol j&onnit. Ttia She id ol Leu coiHfjtV learn ing of Lung ley’., whereabouts wrote to tbs sheriff of Rj Solo Parish, giving a full de scription of the luau.iiud tlm crime he ha I lust cniiliuHle 1. and e inihmoJ him to use every pree,,utti >.t lor his capture, us lie or some (and tha pi.-ise might possibly lose their lives. *S,iou everything was quietly ami systematically arrangtiu for his cap tun . Mr. Conilney and u small posse went iu( to the tuughhorli'ipj where their min was living, and before lie was aware ot wliut was going on they auddenly canto upon him in the field ploughing and unarmed, taking him completely by surprise. Lting ley immediately realized what was up, and suing that lie hud no possible rbunco of -t-M-opc, -graeeftttty ftirretidtti'cd, saying : tlenllcmen, I know what you want ; You are offer YVilttuin Lungtey. lam Hie mini. Mr. CouTTney informed him that lie had gmjysed lorrceily, undo produced the wai ranl for hta fiung,lev, .alter t>v‘h; t ’„ well secured, said he might as null make u dent hreiHl ol It, us it would Ik: the last ol him when ho reached Texas,and cotifes’ wd to tho killing ol thirty two men, uiVl said he came near killing a man two days hu foiedds aflflsf and wished he hud done it, as it would have saved him from Ixdug nantered. Dili tug Ills redduneo In Do Ho to I* irisli he cm.dueled himself iu u mod •pilot and geoUOmaiily manner, and none of hii nelglih >rs for a mameiil sugaoclcd him ol behijt Hir. him)Hlilrsty villain thui ho is. After fctngley** delivery lo the Tex arrshmitf he iuvlio 1 Mr. Oomtney and iiis poa*o to eo ui* and see him hango I, < (Hin t* iii m<‘vn<iii. In Im'i7 the Utiiwd Hint)'* govi'inmnn* u I'lt ettirait>t to iiuto.liir'D emiiiD for afli'vire In H>a arid waatas along Ihe sntnh woHturn from ter. isn e' >l* worn brnd ))<i at N'-w York, hut nil savo o <• pair, main mill lemali', died noon 141 ter from the '•II '.t- ol llte voyage, Tlir survivor* were tr trrferrnt to Nryadn wlur-o randy nnrt ■•a ‘h)i—aap —pnxl.m-i——etocndii' 1— —of pll nlv Minulis will'll no other iiiiliiihl w 0)1*1 t >.a ii. On ihi* liiud ol fo.id the nn p .1 ' I C one * t|oi|i ished and mil!(Iplll'il and their d< * coda 1* tmw nuuitrer over red. Tut yli m t y a-* hd aui in iiiifi i ia** uapa'il’! ot good iefVico a a'■ ot imitn in the Hadry vnrm ot tie oiiTTlih <• c. A I>•*r*• 1 1if<■ I eotntilexlon depend* tij o'l (ue pur 1' y olTlie hioo I. To keep the li!oo>T • ur< ami healthy u.o Dr, Bull'k iiu.o 1 Mixture. - I Ayer’s Hair Vigor , For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. i which in at /WT onco n^rcc rjjSSmr and elfcctual . f ‘‘ r original color, with tlie glou and freshneu of youth. Thin hair (g thickenei, falling hair checked, and baldness often, though not always, cured by its use. frothirig can ro store the hair where the follicle* are destroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed. Hut such m remain can be waved for usefulness by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning (gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from thoae deleterious sub stances which make some prepara tions dangerous and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, notldng else can be fonrul so desir able. Containing neither oil tinr dye, it does not soil white cam bric, and yet lasts long on the hair, a rich glossy lustre and a grateful perfUme. fMMfAMMO MT Dr. J. C. AYER 4 CO., Uwdl, Mass., Mr metical and Analytical ChetnleU. tout mi all naccxusxs avasrwaaa*. liIiMOYAL > The itook & Mutic $Un OF Phillips, Ciew & Freyar has been removed from 3 A 4 HaritU Street, Allsufa, Goorgin, to B A 10 HarisUs* S'reet Ever,thing lu tboir line, HOOKS, STATIONERY, MUSH). MUSICAL INSTRimBNTH, I'IANOS and ORGANS, Sld on th most reasonable term*. PIO TURK FRAMES of every atyk a apeclat ly. The patrmmga oi Urn CiUaeoa of Bar worker rospseitally solicited. Ordara by Mail will always neeive prompt lilMtiaa. PillLLira, CRKVV A FHBYBR, 8 A V Marietta Bi, Atlanta, Oa EVERY LADY SHOULD have one of our IMFKOVKD PLAITKRB, adapted to all kiud* of goorti, aod ta all the dillerout nml tsshiouable style*of FtalV ing. Simple and easily managed, Ula jual the article every lady needs. Sent by mail, postage paid, on receipt et lnice, 4'i. Scud lor elrctrtaf, — Address 7 N. Y. TREADLE M'F’O CO., (II Cortlandl St reot, New Yolk. GEORGIA, Meriwether County. W hcrifOAßbe rafale o! Fadts*n4, M crison, George W. Wright and Clement J. Allen, all late of said county, deceased, mo unrepresented, the letters of Andrew J. Hinton, the fnrfr.er administrator on said erf ite, having abated by reason of his election amt qualification as Ordinary of said county, and mid estate*, not being likely to he represented. These are, therefore, to cite and adraen- Lli all parties tniereated, whethev kindred or creditors, l > show cause, it any thay have, on or hy tho it rat Monday tn August next, why the wdmtntilrstlon of sakl es t.itwa should not lie vested iu the Clerk of the Hiipeulor Conn of aald county, and tot ters granted to film. Given under my hand aud official signs lure, this June 31Kh, 1877. A J. IllNTON." O. M.C. (iROHdIA r Ordinary’s Offlca Mi liwciher County, f May Tcmr 1U77 Whcrim* It. F. flail, a* Administratoru Hut r.:.iaiu ol ll.i iw.n M. daekaon, deceased ■■piniwiila lo tlia court -that- he ha fatty itinini*trrcil tho cstftto of said deceased, and applia for letter* of dtHtatealou from Inn I ru-i a* nld A drainin't utor. f'lii- i. thi i I in' to i iio and ad monlab ill concorued to fllu their ti)Jin:tii>n#, If any Umy have, on or Imlore lire first Monday la A iigunt i ex, io show cams* why mid Ad ■ uii i tri't"i flioirld ”o( rscelfe ktiiwt ol diniiiisaii n flour *;ihl hnat. flivi'ii under my liand and o(Dcial aigna turi', this May 7'h, 1177. A. J. IIINTON, O. M €■ BOWTHUtt JEW Ml I will soon I e pii'pnnd to execute such Work in Ilia paiuliug Hue In my strop a* OIf.DfND, 1 OLIHIIINU, HTAININO, CHAIN INU, VAKNIBIIINO, FK AMINO FIOTUiUH^ Making FitAMhH, WHATNOTS, BHACKBTB, TABf.BM, ETC. I will also continue contracting for boas and sign. PAINTING. I've spent III# past year io Orreavilts *ml am prepared to give satisfactory refer eucc. WORK Hm.IOITED, PRICES LOW and BAfIbFACTION OUARAN: IKKD Call on or address. J- H HAWPt^i ' Greenville, (ia. At J anta JPat>er Mills. Atlanta Oebooia. BUOMEWBAWKAPHN6 Ptfti ▲ll Size* and Weirhts OFFICE, id BHOA D ST. ATLANTA Addrets JAB. ORMOND Preprietor Itcter to this issue u a Bjiecimen ot ins a, e . (tL) * NOSY.
