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About The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1877)
The Meriwether County Vindicatoi; -Ai- i UiEEMULV . ... .... .. .-I VOL. 5. TIIE VINDICATOR. Prm.IiBKD RVKRT PItrUXT, BY WM T REVILL, AT #'?.♦ PER AN NUM. IN ADVANCE Oflfcr-- Smith tte tiit* Court Uow *nl Artvertl*HJ{. H: *<■<• >1 k)I tfksTTrninriMnTT*! Tear 1 inch i1 00 2-0,4 VO 7 00 1 1? 00 2 inches .J 50 sOo l fi SO ! 1000 |ls 00 M inches : 2 00 I S 00 | tO.OO | 15.00 25 00 i col |5 00 MCI 00 • 30.00 36.00 iS 00 , c.l . 7 001 15 00 | 2-5.00 j 35.06 jOO n0 col !1000i20 00 i :r> 00 j 60.60 SIOO £#~ A liiujrel deduction made to those dvetlisin be the month or wear COUNTY OFFICERS. ORDINARY A. J. Hinton SHERIFF O 3. Florence CLERK S. C : H Keller s.\x TREASURER l) J AntflHftV SURVEYOR , <> F. Mitt hews -com>NEK.... r.~. • u *“ u -lancs i ’< >UNTY COMMIB.SIONKRS. H A ClttHw, Aaron Sibley t C. J. Ktevert, J. E. Buchanan, Alien I!. \\a'soii HuAIOJ OP EDUCATION John TV. Park. W. 3, Bwaii Madison Hess#*, K a Parker, ——- A, It. Freeman, Hoc. sE N \TOlt :!9th District. P U tire water REPRESENTATIVES J..hn It. R.t>ei jic \V Tatlor .111 I BUSINESS CARDS ■. ' ' ' * 1 '** *" JOHN W PARK, A I roRNKY AT LAW, \ G Uhl N c It It*, l! “VTT*I ; rU t i.~e 111 —WrTrn-r+m-t- ALu 4UI A II FREEMAN. A TT.>R N I 1 VII AW \ (i Itl.t N V til K, (it. Ai: t i><tit]ri>. - -.1 Mnir 1 f.. bi. . itt i' lit ten. 1 - * ... i.|.*ti|.tly no.I ta.tht.tit> ii It Ki < i ... \ T TORN El AT law \ Ol'lNU).| U (4 Wtfr pm. tier m .t i; ■H. .1 the t. o }ti• i*-n < *tjii • i 1n / 1 ’<v (.i-m !3 i iirtjlt A i |,i>\ 1) H S. | > 1 NT DENTIST, I C'ME gJiV tl I I', li ' Term* (‘ash. All vi.uk Warranted, DR I I! TERRELL ( \ FFF.H ** 1..* ’'...a-.. • -.i mm ■ • i• * ‘ / tl,.- I'.ibi... (inter Willi Its Ini her, j lit .1 K C. f. ili-11, a' tin* ! OK Si ... ~DR I R o. I liONV, / \ T I IRH bi- UjuWku. , ; " nl/its of OieeiivHte cud vicinity. IW Oflice nl (i. J. Aiilmmy At Co's jitj,. ! Hortr b.,.,i0 | ..TIE OLD I! WEI,MI m.,| F\Niy K'J'ilM ; 01 ALBERT LEHMAN \ it A" .iIMV :nnt w.ij keep übvays tu. . L-iiiiidii xurxd East r:2<r o ; ‘ 1- :i ■ 1 hj_ ! W fll.i. •TtT.ECTF.n spin; I V J UTVTT.ItT AND FA NCV i.t rtttrEj Oo> t l ln jmrt of, t*r oor.D <t siLv.nt Wntcioo., jt: Stem an! K) m tlie >.r-t run lie S-'ir'.'lb) <i i'l c l ' irer \V ib It, l lmti. CLOCKS ol all likes, makers sa<] (>rtr-- ► Hold f'eii-snd ill kimD f holder*; iin\i) i n.lrer A sloe I Hpeetado* A Kye- lila, wm f OUiDNj^Vß't'{ A Ur.K WAKE Silver Plato Ware of stl Winds so.; styles; I’# kft, %We CoMi rt, 6Uk/*m l y the very reiKrwueH mnXeri.TTjPKPb ItUlMiEßii sod ULORUh WOfcTEN Hdl.Mt* BEPAIBINO I ata *tllt repafriae all g'UHl* In my .me T<s, many citizen* '#l Meriwether art 1 ’ Joining coontiee have i.t*te>J my work tf. require a word rom nw e* P. tlie ehsrsc toi ol it. I wi^.benyrver warrant *:) my w.rrk, if properly used, t fisve slway? 3 'os, sad respsttkdlj ash t the pafronsge I hnv ‘received from my i friend* in Mwiw-ttser AIAfKHT LEHMAT (gjf jf j Can’t be made by every agent caetg moirOi ru the busiae*- we i'lratsh, but tS 'ae OTw itig to work can •-ssily earn * dozen dollars a day ifl their owa laea'ttiee Have uo room V> explain hesa )-iae** p'earanf and honorai. Wotnco, ami boys and girls <ht as well s k rasa. We wfll famish you a complete Outfit free- The burinew ptys letter than xsjrtldng else. Wt will ber espensex vl stsfieg you. Particulaxa free. Write and see. PeaißOT* sod sneebanac*, their Son> and daughters, and dosses la need of pay ng wort at home, should w rite to a* an team aM about the work at owce Now is the time- Deal de.sv. Address Tune. A ( Aaguri*, Mkiue. GREENVILLE. MERIWETHER COUNTY. GA.. AUGUST 17. 1877. A Jurticint TiHißtatiiH, fSbeuaodosh Herald.} A small boy was brongH letore a Mag istral* iu Potieville ihe other day o|ofl a I serious ebargn. He was a little fellow with a red bead, and hi* face spevkhsi tike Clitres egg. A toft oj hair stuck llnoagh the top ot a pointed slouched hat,and his kr.ee? shone Hi rough holes in those por 'uuis •>! his p.nts. His mother held him . last, and, ss she struggled ini > the offlje, the 1> >y swung back like a contrary mole 1 at Hie end of a hatter. What's the matter ? said the magis trate. Everyth iag, Mid lb* woman. He’s bad , lie's rotten bad, asd tbar aiu’t uo doing nothing.wit) hint. Thar ain't a cherry true round the town ho don't know, and thar ain't a eat what shows ita nose that ne i I" U r I U * iV''i>% Taar H door boll hi* hanut jßiiTetr, na i* m.sj.. w- H 4 wtp44 w %eU him in a hit til: he gels a lick at it. I have wore out turce iiiblea reading 'a n w him, but it don't do uo good. All the trees tat the back \W has been killed getting sn ttrl es id to lick ’am and he chaws all tor u-tdtsckvr (bat the old man can buy. He's -breaking <4 my hoatl, and I wants him punished. Ye*, Ben Franklin, j you are bringing my gray hairs to the i grave. Benjamin Fiankim, said the magistrate lln ap imperious manner,"Tain afraid you i are derelict to those tiigli principles ot | ChiisiSan morality and r.etitude whiclt i maternal sttwUon li t* en le ivore.l to instil ' into your eoiilpoiillo .. j _Now he .a here. Mi. Ju-D<, w*id the wo j man, that 'ere boy hasn't had much Pirn ! mg .nd ho can't talk Dutch i Welt, 1 .Udu t say tie eoul I, replied the i mag ts< rale. i Waieu'i tint Dutch you were talking j thin „? No, rnad A m, that was pure Anglo-Sax | Of., ! W hut ' - In* got to do wi ' this caw* t | wiior Why A'-gr! ns Sis.tm Who sah 1 any lilnjc rdn.tit A fig. !mu tax ! l >ll I You .li I I did nut You did L 1 retinal. 1 did not, 1 did! ymTTtPrrt tttrt I ’ did fill I dll, till' die mill did 1 111 II! and I 4td, and you did, .jut, .It I, ml I'll n.'vi'i |ile In. | In lm •i.ntime lioni i ii-iii Frinklin sat j ui, a t >.>k sni't, “(to in, old woman, and ' ■ *.>.i': giv. t. , 1 ..... sou ink-' .'own dad | iljal wav usa’ y n lime. H>-r ln< alh on o' * i l.ansl.nl, sl.i: nut. h j utr.a! ’ii in A inolea id jiltPoaoph. rhy 1 >)>*■ !ikj*.‘ of l).i< in * U and awmpt nut of (he i • 1.1, .J. . tl ii, • :in ha i 111 vr: 'll HI II '■ llted f” 11 tw-r life, .o.d that ■('.*> try a 'Judge who had no bi highly up A I’iot.ow s Rack with an l.xrntti IKain Y' e d.> t in- was a race from D mi .. fe'ii ..> . blow, u the Coullueutal ! i mall ak|Qa -a tiain a. .and a naif .of pigUufl d-i.'.m* iug a do' imeut of at. urgent na i luf n I tom she i''i‘;uUi put ICC, The pigeon, i fitch was trud hy Mom 11 artl) A S'lns, t ..f W<ejvv..fi, and ."Uoiued 1 when * few week a old to u b il.Jitg in (Jnunvn istrctl, my, was of the le st uifed of liomin.' |dg .■.CP, know as ‘'lb Igian v .yag.'Uf*." Th biij was tosned through the railway ear rlnga window hy a Kretic'i -official us the truiu movwJ from the Admitattly |ii> TANARUS, U< ! wind b<-ng w< utund the atmosphere hazy. \ Imt wdh the sun shining. For nx ward of a mm ate the c*-iiei pigtwa iircle‘l l>> un nl'.iftide of a!id half a milt: uni then Mil ud a way" toward Jymdofl. Hy tlii* time the train, which carried the European mails, arid wa timed not to s'op between D .vei and Oaunon street, ha t got up lo full Kfiee i, and was proceeding at the rate .of aluijr mil.-* an hour tbwarj JyOudon. Ih* at cta'tiug seemed against the trird, an 1 the rail iruy offl'dala predict' and that the little messenger would he beaten iu tire riser. The pigeon, however,** soon as if ascertuTOcd IU the near est homeward rmrfe, in a direction mid way between MaHuone and Bittinilemrne, the distance “a* the crow file*” between Dover and Loudon being seventy mile*, an-J by rail seventy-*!* and a likll mile*. When the Oootwrtif*! mafl expic * earn'- into Cannon street t .tiou the MrJ had betm boru twealy mmutes, having beaten her ilujes y’a Royal mail ly a time allow ance repruw <iog eighteen if.Hes. —ZnudoH 1 imt * A prior tailor, dunning lor so old debt the ot her *r. wrote a* follow': “Dear j .Jim, tVfi iittle aerount iia been standing fur seven year*, aud I sh’ak it la hiyli lirne itwaspaif ” To wdiich J'tm rf*U..j, on the name sheet ol pari*-, wiiile hn p'i bo/ was waiting. “Dear Earn. I don’t; and may a di den-nce of opiwkm never alter fHend-Wp" 'Ahat s sjstendid diplomst Jim would have made f Jk little girl in Clinton, it Laois, was teCtiii.Z her htlie brother the Lord’s prajr r, (be oilier night, and, when she had aaid, Give os this day oar daily bread, be suddenly called out; Pray for syrup, too, foster ; pray lor syrup, too* Ail Inc idem of Use HlegieM War. Gen John B. Mag ruder, ol nubaequenl Confederate time, wa then an officer in the U. 8. army, and plumed liitnaclf lldgli ly cut horsemanship. One day he rode act oss the square in the city o! Muxico on a superb black animal that he had just iHiught for a high price, aid name to Hut window by which Shield* lay wounded, that the latter might see and admire hi* purchase. The curveting of the sieod and , the heui mg ol the rider drew a crowd into the square, aari a my follower* of hU hind* Wav ihthf and admiring Jack Magrtldci show ofl. Alter a time, when Majmtduf haSJlgfcipl'eil a mo ment, one of the Up to him patted and prstaed the horse, and told the officer that he rode almost as well, as an •-s.Mtaut tif the country. Almost, Krnnmm ~ . „ >u . m well as any Mexican. Blow me one who can i hie better. Nay, said the Mexican, you claim too much. You ride well,but ills not possi ble that you can know onritotac* .pitte as well a* we do. Magruder Inilateil, and growing w*tm dftcreil to bet a doeun doul>iooa* that he could ride lit* horse batter thin the uUmi > could. The Mexican objected; said lie did not like Pi bet, and did not Hko to show oil his horamuanihlp iu publlo. but at last, * Mogruder grew mote urgent, he reluctaut ly consented, and the money was pul up IK the hand* of another Mexican. For Judges, ati American w*s chosen by Ms- Kinder, a Moxkau hy his adversary, and the two together cho-e for the tTTlrd a FrcuWimau. I'lieu M igruder phi hi* horse through hi* paces, tl.st walking around the sipisru, tlie.i trotting, then gttl loping, au.l tin .lly putting the animal lo tup ape-e. l, utdi a maguitkotll btltst that d.uw cl., sr*. ami hand clappings tnmi the crowd. TYltor a lew moments the Mexi can came forward lor lib trial. Without touching ltd* hard-* to Ibe animal he veutt cd on his back, and went through with precisely Hie ami p.'rtorniaw*'e a* had M igruder, mi Ir. ally proved hint*elt to bo the more anoiiipll>ln*l lioisuniae ot the two. Magro.lci htnwelt tinned in the u|i planae, and adiuttte i frankly that lie was fid. ly lx ateii. Tlie Mex can smiled mid tjowed, and siitd ; .Now, it tlis wait a m imiuil I will show him a teat ol hoiaemanstilp the like ol which lie has never seen.* Misgiyilei a seub and, and il.e Mexican ro.l * ti .111 way i.nind the npiuic, ui.d then, u.it'ing -puis to tin Ii m-e, *44ttkppe ill i'll In a tw inkling. . Wlmt tlie and | does tlial iiienuf i-a] j the ..n.iu. oi till- Uo.a* I only know one mail who cult ri In Ilk.' tlial, m l a bystander, and ilml t* Molt no. —MnHm, the > nctTtl la ? groaned M agt u* dur, The saint:, sir, I don't think you'll ever Me yi>m h'.lsu iignin. He never did; mid the Mexican wjio held the suite* hid ulsu disappcauid ; irfobebiy one yl M>4fh‘>'s tn u. Magrud-u o*ve. hoard lit* la*t ol this exploit among his brother officers, and wiiile hi* vexation lasted )>e .J< el .red tint lie was ‘ tlie hig gvsi loot in the American army.” Nursing llcscntits. iMx. Moat of them would dl of tlicinxelves, but lor csrclul uur iug. Many lewmliucutr are ready without emt-e. Borne ails* from simple m'suu Jers'a'iditlg; nmuy more, o lai as we lisve olrterved, from wounded vanity. A>ul tbere is nothin/ so ■ hsily wounded The egotist Is cislly hurt fits harness has only “joints,” and they are ud open. A r indm- arrow Can’t tdiss him. A clergyman, a Irleud of ours,‘hurt the fiieu iship ol a country brother wliorn he cstocmetl, arid year* afterwards found nit tire cause. It seems that tlie brother ww the minister id Ibercrowlwf street# of a ct.y on* day and bowed to him. But the minister, a little n< ar-sighted withal did uot leturn the brother’* salutation. The brother never forgave him lor whsl he took as an affront Moreover he nurs ed bis resentment, and told the story of Isle wrong* till at that ha concluded that Die minister had done hUu a real mjuiy. lie would bear him preach no inor. Ri-aentments do not need nursing. It is beltor>j nurse vijiers, for tffey will coly sting the bosom that warm* them Into life. Resentments nuised will sling the h<-art that nourishes them. Many a man ha* em bittered hia who'e life and out a neighbor hood by the car* because lie faucied that somebody had slighted him. It seems, to use the mil nest phrase the cos* allows, ex cessively foolish. One mu-il think hi# life of vast consequence to speuffTt In uur-fng little reaenxmehtk. One other thing may ■bsaaid, *i* very wicked. It is not ib the spirit oi Christ, nor due# it lead to Christ. -Kx. A North Carolina scallawag went lo Washington soon after the inauguration, and even *i cu has been endeavoring to get a place. He was refused the CodHniS sioperrhfp of Agriculture, the Wardensh'p of the District Jail, a clerkship aod a berth on the Washington police, but fir,ally se cured an appointment os time-keeper un der a strtet-eonUractor. , . A PaCernni Escapudc, A laughableteoidunt occurred at Perry, Ga., recently, which caused much sport, an 1 the circumstances are as lotto *• : An old geuUotna*-Whc had two haudsouie danghler* was so cautious nt hi* charges that he would But perioil them to keep the company ot young raea. However they adopted an expedient to enjoy the compa ny ot their lovbti ; Alter the old man Imd retired to rest the girls won and hang a sheet out ol the second etory window and Jim an I Charley would *el*e hold of It, and with the asftatgaoe ol the girl* would thus gain entrance. It no happened last Sun day evening the girl* hung out the sheet ladder too early, lor limpid man, hy some ill wind, was reddeutly out ot doom, and haptH-ned to ecMW around the oorner of the house, and Spying the sheet dangling from ttio window eotyhl uot coujjcture Ihe meaning of tlx Wag there, 8j he caught hold and endsstvered to bring it down.— Tr " 'frla a bowl, juppoiiig rtlo be Tl>€ boya, began to hpijg ant} did npt dlseoyci the mistake UaUf^ e o)d h *ad was i-vd M wh€U m them ns ifu . * u .. ft her hold, wUAErkrighlaund her sister and rim lut go the aud down catae the old man on the stone walk, breaking kls wrist and trarbetg hi* clothe*, lit* cries iirouglit out fire household and several neighbors, and!th#jr r-uiovud him iuto the house. Uo is |tnw busy COglta'lng wlieth* or ti> lot the gifts have Ultlr biatix in the parlor or U> sue the young men tor datuag as. The boys have not beau around to oi ler any sympathy, and probably won’t tin tii the old gonthmiau led* easier. Tlie Value ol u Doilttr. A silver dollar repro<enn day’s work tor the UlNiter. It is given tu a hoy. lie Ims no iilcn ol What it is Woith. Hr would Im> as ilvuly to give a dollar aa a dime lorn top or any other toy. Hut il the boy has learned to earn the dimes and dollars by the aiveat of his fscu ho knows the difference. Hard work, Ivlo him a til'nnuie of value# that cm never lie rubbed ot" of hia tnltrd I.et him learn by etperloiice Hint u hun dred dollai* represent n heu<lie<l w ary day,’ lutair, and U Obums a great sum til money; and B tliousnud dollurs Is a lurtuee, and ten thousand is almost incoiicoivub'e, lor it Is far more than lie ever expects to |H>sesa. When lie has earned a dollar lie Hi ink a twice before he spend* It. 11 •• wauls to invest it so ns to get the full value ol a days work for It. It is ii gies'. wrong to *oi-li-)y nmj tt> a boy lo bring Mm op -to mail’s ratals without ttiin knowledgr. A tort ant-at twenty-nee wi’hmtt it t-, nlmos* liii-vluljly thrown away. vvpb it and a llllla I 'tolle* (-> i*' ”•> ’**’* ' .(. own in; tune i>etici- ihau auy one can m .ki ll for him.-- Mmchiinla Mtujnriiw. Au editorial friend in New Itampuhiro send* tilt# tll a-pi ’a Mhgftgitl* ii on, ■ llu.su.-o an aged mm wiio had just loil his wile cumo into o.n a iiietum, a cT, vvTrTi loam standing iu hut eye., uulog/. and the inemoiy of the d'ceased, and askoil us to isc-ird thu death in our next isauu. And, aani lie, while yon arc about it, make an ilem at nail iu* ol my i.nthma hous laying an egg no asming sevru and a qusrlri by eiglit and three-quarter livulwn in circum ference. Tims aud tea ly our Homyhts ol sympathy wu o directed to thu sterner realties of lile. Twelve years ago K ctimond, witb 41,- (SS) inhabitants lay hull In ruins.-Now site lish inbuilt Hie whole of tlm burnt db trict, has established 200 factories, and with a population of 15,000 people Is the handsomest cliy in the world, Norfolk ships near 1,000,000 bales of (fotton thia year, and has developed a trade in vegeta ides, fruit, aud ttsli which hue extruded tLlough our great Northern cit>s*, across th* Atlantic, and has increased tho value nl lands In the adjacent counths many hundred told. This in the latest lortu of s Dalton Wed ding invitation ; Come around ami see me capture a mother-in-law,a! 8 o’clock sharp. What ocntlment-, draw every bod y like? Borne do not like light leading, some do not like aerious matters, some don’t like politics, some don’t like religion, some don’t like the set .’aces, ami men who do like Jiolltlcs, or fun, or religion, differ on tlie same subject, soma like and some dis like. Wouldn’t it lie a cwriou* ps| er that everybody liked t- Woul>ln't it lake a pa per as lor ire as a plantation to hold short article* enough for every one to find a whole article that lie liked ? Try to please evrrylioly arid yoo may please nobody. The object of a newspaper os wed as any other public enterprise, should be, not merely to ptcaac, but to iK-ocfit its pat rons. An Ohio Doctor, so at least he called himself, went to another Doctor’s house and wax admitted by the daughter, lie explained tout he aud the other Doctor were old friends, and made himself quite agreeable. Seeing that ns had made a good itnpreskon, he went further and re marked how strong a likeness there was between ids wife ao l the lady, but,he said, you are much handsomer than she is. Aud in her tempo nary dotation be found au opportunity to put In hia pock-l Iris btoth - e; Doctor’s case ol surgical instruments, for which abstraction be had to answer in the police court How very serviceable compliment* cko be made I Exiravugant Young Men. It is common to hear young man pro tons to bo dt tor rod from matrimony by the extravagauee of women—or, at leaxt, by their inabiliiy to ksep up atl the “notions” in which ladies wish to lie himrvreil. H-r.l --ly true il is that many ladies are extrava gant ; Hut it is not a tauit i>eculiar to the fem&lo sex. Indeed, we rattier sui|tect that, were the comparison rlgi 1 y male, they wouhl be found less guilty than the men. They may dress more; but what they spend tu bounds and silks is by lut the greater part ot their expcDses, whereas there are many leakings trout a nisn' pock its that go not to pay hi* tailor's hills. The bachelor who complains that he can not afford a wife, *i>cnds enough hi super fluities to altt materially in balancing the pngos of a family account book. ft is often saftl that if a man would ac cumulate a lot tune, Uo nMJst_J>egiu botore mmrnago. Well, tt iScxAuatUK have something laid up wheu tliat important a ten U taken ; but rntny young men are too Uuu>gUlksa,.anC txjtravagant ever to got a start. Tbc wt nl save is not in their vocabulary. Aron those uu.. .1— ed os dUsipateil, and who do not frequent Upling shops, expend more for cigars, per iumcry nud clothes than their means would authorise. Very olteD, alas t they rdako drafts on tho future to get up the ap penrancu Which they think they ought to make, and almost a* often thoso dralti re main uuhouored. Bouu timw they contin ue year alter year wittingly living beyou.l their incomes, but hoping that marriage with sou.* rich girl will set all right. Hut the rich girt manics some ouo else ,or it turns ont thr her foUuao wss all mon shinr, and ottr extravagant young man kills himxanf in despair or drags-along in mukss.'iill way, getting no mote and su ing no more tluui when he began. Wi would have young men shun nlggardli ties* ; but we would have them pruutici economy at n virtue. Let tl'em dt'en* do ceutly, lull at Ihe same time l> regulate their expenses us to live within their in come. Few have to work at such low ■lies Hint they can save nothing. Mauy could savo onu-h.il! ol their lucon.o so ut much more It they will do tins, and in vest llieii savipgs judiciously, they m*y be liiiJedeadvot, so they used not ih/Fr rnalri motiy longer Hutu they choose, nor ninke il a mailer ot u.uney •|mcuh'ion. A com petency in old ugc is Hie ics.ilt of having t .Ved, quite ss mni-h as tin’ result ol huv mg labored. n> i’i' iiik. Never deed re f*r Ihe hako ol f< li-h ji-.t ot to exettn H<e lung liter ol n tuw ooin niitnou* at the exptutxe ol a frieud. Be ittixioir* whew / .ii H im,, nnytbiog t>i tiill li jnxi n* it occiirruil. N'-vi-r vary in me Hast degree. The lensiui why otil mis ale ao olleii siilolcd by iaf ll- lepoltn is Irecstisi lusiplu iu UUiug road lhmg add a UUiu to tint'll, mill as lhev t>a s tliroimh a d>/x;ii nimilhs the oiigin .1 et irlus mu liimed into something entirely ilillun lit to when you utUMqjl to lull uiiyttiing that you have seen with your <>wu yu* relate Roorrui tly in i very (mrlicular, aud as you gio v bltlc you will reap the advantages of thb comae, WRliam M EvitrU the other diy began lo 101 l a man that his coal t it 1 wits on Are. Rolorc Uo g t through tho flft baif of the sSolct.cv titrec barns, twenty tons-of hay and iilii" liilfy g/xl< were burired t/p, n>it CO lilting the c ell t lit. H ippo#** we puss a law, eal Ia severe fa (hur in hi* daugliicrs, 'hat n>i gHI eighteen yi ais old who mu't cook a mewl slm'l go l inurrisd until she leaim how to do It f Why, then, we’d ail get married at seven Iren, responded ftm girls iu swiot Cl Kirn-. A gentleman cnrrglil a | I kpm ltut in tin act ol robbing'him. Y> u arc not fl’orei enough, my flue fell iw, sal 1 lie ; and what n dirty lmn I you h*je ! My liandV clean enough, coolly replied the rascal, it’., your pocket. It wsa ut a party, and another fellow bad marched triumphantly off with Ids girl. That’s the way, sai l lie sadly ; Il isn’t merit that wins In tire world- it hr*M* watch-clista* sad paste diamonds -iid t!ywl moustaches. Amt ho swallowed down hi* Adam's apple fully three time* before It would stay ; such was his grief. Mj dear, said an artocHooate wife to her husband, as site looked out ortTic winiTow, do you notice bow green nnd Ixtauilful tlie grsa* looks on the ncighlrorfng IrtTlx? 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Tills medicine gains lYfendn at every (ri*l, as tbs ourss it U oonstsnUy producing are too remorkabls to bs forgotten. No family should bs witb- * out It, ami (boss who bays ones used It sever wilt. Cmiuent Physicians tturonghowt tbs country prescribe It, and Llsrgyuisu often recommend it m>m their Knowl edge of Its effsets. Dr. J. C. AYER * €O., Lowtli, Has*., . VrssUwl sag ,Ul|Mssl OXsIIS. <* solo nr six mvooimA svaarwaama. 80HKTHHW IbwTm 1 w ifi iwi lis prepared to execute such work tu the paly ling liu s In toy si op as OILDJiX’U, t FOLIMIIINO, MTAININU, GRAINING, VANNIBHINO, FRAMING FIOIUREMk Making Fit AM EM, WHAT-NOTS, BRACKETS, TAB{,EM, DBS KB, = ETC- * I will aJao continue contra*Lug tor housg aod sign PAINTING. I’ve spent the peat year In Greenville and am preptied to give satisfactory refer cnees- WORK SOLICITED, PRICES LOW aod MATIhFACTION QLA RAN. TLED Call on or address. J. H HARRIS. - Creenvillv, Oa. NO 35
