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About The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1878)
The Meriwether Gonnty Vindicator VH HbrH- - THE VINDICATOR. PIBURHKD RVKKV FRIDAY, BY WM. T. REVTLT.. AT *S.iX> IJERl J ER ANN I’M. IN APV ANCf j COTJN £f OFFICE AS OHIHNvRY A '• H ton SHEKIK ' *' -t. mr j CLERKS'.. W HK.ip - | TAX CO ! LEI Tv R ...JO Chilstuip , TKK tt-UHEIi. ...U J Antlnnv SURVEYOR ..! <>. F. Mmtbfa.. CORONER John R. Jmie* Col NTY COMMISSIONER-*. R. A. Chut 11, A.ron Sibler, C. J. Reeves, J E. B cU*m<>. Allen H WsV')) ■ BOARD OF EDI CATION John W P it, \V. J. Brn, Madison lltvr, R. A. Darker SENATOR 3U Diaiiwi. F. VI uncau rlpresentatiy f. F. I. Wi' i )>, C. W. Wtii-r - .. BUSINESS CARDS JuiiN V\ ( ARK V I iORNEY AT I AW \ rr A Vt . i i' Metiuelhei in. 1 fie hi! lii iug rftuMley- ' • \ !! 1 I K- MAN, \ II < KM Y VI I V\V J \ < MICI NVII !K. <!* A ! Ini' 1 1 . ei'-ru*!- .1 l*> l,is < are t' 1e .! to.pf m . )-I I v hp ‘ f< i . I .) \ D. It I I ill I, A ATIORNKY AT I w J\ ii met- NVI i ! k 0* W .11 pf.,‘tll;.‘ in M.-l i * *■) In r n> t ti.r twilit e- ( : <ui.pnsiin/ the C ‘Vi! tu ii r- i Aii 1 (til'll OR I ) ESI DE Nto Mi 1 . I v <>li vSHI' .■(. llk Tern i* i H't A vv.-A, A tnt I'll ■; .I; I Hi’ hi,l,, , .11 PI S I'j* . ini M-lvUw** t< ' ) t. . 1*,.1i < (lllli w .1. ha lathci Or. .1 I (i. Ii • el! m> Hu D nr Sunt t li h U ,i,\ I liO.S Y, UKhERH hi* | Kliashm a! wivi t. to ii iili.■ * ol hnti.v.l ■ ami vn in it), UK Ulli ": in J. 1.. g, 'l'mtii A C-' D'u* hIIM liifc 7T O j i V. ELLY and FANC Y WHIRL, > I I.hCihDi;", OungU. LEHMAM |I A OV,mi l *t.l k.'i. J 1 M-. Hl* Gl *‘ * '**. ***** * II , G i ►, '** *H°<l nl A Jt a.L. IKi L‘ J HU *T‘X * bW J „v\ u,li I AN j ¥A•< v GOOD--. rnn t "I I-*'-**• — [Jf GOLD aid ISiiOt ll V\ icte. t \Jti fveuianoi>ej- *< *'•.•' L "' l "“** B, i< Oillii O .ltl t V\*u.n ChAna. CLOCKS f1 i, I 7.1,*, I! atsffH al*i i riir-n iTo I Mlvtr A t* i hjA-ClaCle* A K> •*►*'; i L.L li Y i 'i aRLci v. Aiih bLver P.ftt** Ware l an kins* '-k‘ a'jlra, i'o< a • t, I*Uv lu M), a ini Ha* by it>* very reu viuml B‘ker, —Joseph l r-o|tti hikJ Ge fijr \A oil' ) noln.a. 1. jLi Alll a Cf 1 sn. mu re) aisle* al: >b ***> many tr.u.s -I Meneelber and > Jr iuitK KikkUu kill U*Unl u y ••"k h rk.jiiir* a irc irou. i. e . • the chafio It, oil. I ii, hoaerer - attaU all " ) wk, il | rmj wl> oae i, a I uav* *!*► tli i.e,.Dd lv*| e* t o > a h a tou'.ii c* the pau. ia< 1 nave re<xin.d If u* my Irieoni* in Meiiaeiher. ALB' i T LEHMAN. A.TEUSSOJN & PEED ??Ei?T POINT, G., leaera in IRON, ftEEL, 110L Uj* W.vKt, W iG N & lilAE.n t LELT.No. ALBo, *gen' i'*f Faißsask* Bcit.it, Miaki Po* . BUM t (iHFikT, J AMU l.hrtr IX iirOre Viali* Y i.ifcL ar.d agei.U h hTA>CIAHLI GCAS'iI- Jh Ahoit < k i evebythiwq- K 11 y tcccd In a firai ctaaa Hardwar. Boua ii3E OKA &JEJ of Le ciiizea of MEBIWEI HER aolki ted. Atkinson A Reed. cb-M-Sai Weet Poiat, (>a <PKR4-.NyLI.LK. ME RIWF-THhR CORNTY <4AV£tteHr W>. Hon. Alexauitri' H. M> pliena e, The L sv.rrveruindt’jjce Irom t'.r |V aL k T* F, 1> VH t . lor itaeif, a sliovins the el'initi vn in wtneb nur wuualiotii iinjneni‘iitHl ■ ve.- I v minored “Sot Liberty Hail* it heM .by the inti entiil a id ciiHiaated cSaamh ot -si le o| Ge -rgia. A til Stephens t!etitn and ns.-lalutew sr,- so unieersaKy aik oiv’e iged, that our Cm cre*it>al District, me 4 It will lion>r it- He It, by lionoriiis Bta esavai, withs re nocnin Ivu, f r the nevl Congrew A 'oiiipltm*-i>t iieni tlts* I ml. den* of t'oluiu la Colleje Air di.yj as-., Hon. .ilex H S ephert* i rec-ived a letter from P esi t# t liarntrd, I .1 C > umbia C llega, New Y'ok, comp i I nu n ng linn on bis m en! speech in ao- *p iai.ee ■ i toe Caipenler painting. Hoi-. Be J Wilson, i-l Wot Virginia, bavins i eei ti e letter, nut the tollnwtry uote to M . Ilkruar l, a-aiut ptimission to give the ■S’ . n n t,, lilt* ItllhlMv Waibbik-lpn City D ) Februsi v.TS ps7H t Awainl y I P Barnard, I L I). Prtt d'Ht Co’.mhtHa i'oirg** Dr a i bin 1 was in Mr. Steiibrna’-room ' e -'ny uiii iim.- when lie received too tier 1.4*1 li - lohrsspeei II on the i-r.ent ' r t o sn-t ri-eaplioii ot the Carpenter pn'- bnv l.tncoln. Having mnl li by lia per ) ISSton, 1 asked lililt to give it to Ilia n! I , Inch tie deed is lto do I-r liie Ii - if ft 'w r, •* oi vaf rt letter. I lher ;i 1 v ' lt- to hmi whetln* y. Il have no j t-yvaroor, to its xnitiilcanon . Il lssmU all !iv - < ii ix pi css ion - lui tti in .sa.idel ! i v ateo lu. ;nig. a. and u compliment so we I I deserved by him, that it should ceituiu y j lie lend bt the people. H Would n llri i ! n j.-. upon b voj. \ c* Jr ft sj octluUy youm, ii In r[*onc. Mi \\ i!on nociytil Uu* i ltr*ry k!lri- : 1' liMi’Cii ('<)! ft/r, N* *Y *K ) I* pmiJi i’* i< oni, It h. !H;h. i ! Huh H <>) il l Uon ; i>pAt Mit If you fhHk flirit the puMI • h and n •! ili r* I<' a vs only in which 1 rtnl*.*v, m r<l to cx j.it * tin rx< |t ti in *u+ > OID {‘fMihrti tilt* IDORI happily tor “ ivt ti nut! tu \ pa upt << li t| Mi >!**|)li’iu . i). tli• • oteaxiotj *•! pit' u cciH prt * nfnt iot) to tlit* Nation of t r hit*- ol I. Hit'ofn rnu two! ft cy kij v ir** In proniot tg th- * i it >' t’rtiniony )>ar pr plo, of *ft i ! my g'ntiflcHtion to.I i liUfct, 1 1 ;♦'!#* #f tiiftu)) dr|)o ruterl *hi h| )Ur vi?a* VoM fti illx rty to t*,nkc fci.uli j.iu i-!er, n'way* pruVt.lvd much nl mil ,-rub tc 1 Ur- a to tis nlm-)t without p*r*l 11 Tin- reri n' h i |ira to which f h*v- ref erre t i- in p<il •< t liaiamiy with Bus r-l.*i j . ter ami tt !)* tueii r*d with grailft *• tlon by ml Ilona of "l countryftlen. Vey Mill eo-ly yuitv, K A I* Barnard. ibe I-14 wing leiicr wliicli r esident Barnard ne l to M'. Htepheu* - 1 Co!-.mb C liege 1 No Yo k.F.b 10 I7 f ; 7 i Hon A, 11 Me/r.Vns : vr Dzxitt-in : 1 want to )h*nk yon iilli h : I l.ia t t'ii jriur wry bc-autilul |udt 1 . ion* and p altlotic a M.. * OU tue • Cesi'iu 1 ilic | re*ei tstioa aid iti* r. rpt.on ol t i (!*t, eider ; n-lore of Lin* i/lu. 1* .a I ..It* i a marvelous tn ng h i v.af’er l,el pi .Util O-ii o.ii.lluuio to (nainta.ll . if n b)e |u* rniiueuce ill *tate.nHriShi|i ..n I in moral dign *y , an-l s’lil more mi - veluu* (ter nap* tlial one wbo ha* If' n so ■ .I. p cuoua in the cornu its “t li i: Na) on f.>rr li.c war, n I also during t | r .g --i-sol iha jiai.iful ai-uggie had b <ri I.Jen i ,fj and with i qua! prouilnenr* with Ibe Boullreto cvuwv. Ktum .l •■oi.linue tiller all to command equally N rtli and B-m'li * homage, a re*j*ct and a coofld' ftce which i* awarded by *he jie-iple to hardly sny other. It i* beautiful and a nuble triho'e to a character aiwaj* con-iatently dbttiP auiabed lor una fldi dev . ion t • ; rrirl, i< nid lo a tone ol iwiilinit.ul trj far elevaUfd ■ leive the bnae and iiicen pafsion wkic‘ doflg urc o touch ot ..UI pub ic life, a* lo le ainm-l v iikiut ■ | m*l*l. 'I he 'tec. ut todie s o wrih ti 1 have retened i* io pei t-ctha-nxny wnh ttds chafifli 'r, and it. ha* teen lead wit. ueep gralifi'.aliou by mil lion* of youi countrymen. Very Mucereiy your*, ’ F- A. P. Bamard.- Tux Fikvt Sn.vxii U'Llab*— The W**hiugUj Biar *ay* the S-cretary ol the Tre*ury baa d-termtoed that tue Out li ver dollar* U> be i-aued will be u*eJ only m •x< hange, at par, ior gold c-un, or lor tue purr haoe <>l stiver bullion at maikei price. Be doe* not leei at liberty to os f hem to pay f-rr current or., ti. the am- uut c dnad ia sufiicieut to fur nish ad alike, without dust mu* mail on ; nor de* Jie Ueen it expekieot al preKnt to change them for United Males notes, or u> ae them in the payment of interest on the public debt until the amount coined ia lent to enable him lo do so loipartial- I y. \ berrfore tbe> *ili at present be use., for the puichate of siiver hollhm at m*rke. ,ales, ibe si.ver ceitifica’ee wiif soon be leody for i*oe, and are ot the t r os or bank notes, an* raved in the beat manner and printec on trank cote fibre pa pel. Corn is soiling w H.w kinsville at 90 cU peg boahel eaab and flt 26 on time. e fnihltiu IWtra. Hang OctuWF Fl\h wire. Anew bou ut la called the Marie de Mt-1 ti, and lias the front shined on wires. , . A hewJ C-Vftfi'i and bilk k tirf only fl - lali upon the edge of tlie handsome polo naises. The new bow# ol ribbon warn on the left side < f the waist ara calldvl chatelaine b>ws. , c .." ti rica A nong the ne v onismenta 5n silver and g ihi t.:agree arc large gadflies with .jewels lor eyes. Birch bark earn si srr the nawast flower tid'd rs. 1 Ivy era aitapfeialFtl iu ft* wlit d o.y by brig lit oofoted ribbon. Evening dicsset are given an antupie appealantv by abort, bigli puftid aleeTcs, or Me.iicl hli is, in the armhole and arouud the neck. Chenille and s'lk {f.ingea are the most la.hlonahle trimmings al present. The uiup i u** id tun, uut tl continue* pqpa .1 10.- dresses sad clonk*. <>ne of the i rsttiest ol lbe new tdm. u-i igs L-f'-ugiit out ilvlr season is the nines limit Ii b;>u,tnadeof woven swan’s dot u, a c mie. In all cel‘T< and aliades, and lu pine white The new si wedding hres.ca aig made o coi ded t *- *rl white silks tiimm. l with p.sitings *ol E.iglish crt-jie. Fni( iently * eevea o| ciai'c take tliu place ol silk sleeves. Anew American indi strv tor women is ilii- majiutacture AflsAe with the aid ot il u- m-wI ig luaehine. Mae:amine lace u ; las- gaining luvot and i* taking n proml | mnt place among Iv.s*. >. Basque wish overskirt sillOlntbillS Sre mui-h ' emande l by young ladiu* just at presold, tbl lotm ol dress being well adap ted t-i Hie figured gauges, etc., which are worn uvei liglit silk*. b.d tvinlng lolli la rich an! heavy la tnb . life gen raliy used, hsiug adapted lo ihe straight amt classic lines uf Orapsry now adopted, or corsage ol hr uvy goods la worn with li hi, rilayliano >* materlsl. For dttvsy din not tutloto vvaistcoats, oi tbei emiiroh.cied In the Louit XV. style or riehly mkrrd in gold, are very Isshiolia •Ho, ami by their btilllaiq-y Uje cnnlrsst well with the (i.,inbrt) i nrttiifl Yrvirk rtf the r ‘ it l diet. I’Uite l an-l belted haaque* are great la vori'es, and are worn with ovi-reklrla made H til long plait* ill the back, and not loop, id at al'. All basques and waists have collars nf .inn kind, either rapists saib l collars or deep pointed ones. H Alltl AlVft A Hull Aiu-cHolc. Recollect ions ol Ocneial Hrlsbln. Wade one day re|illtl to Toombs, ol Geotgi. sod to all a|ptr*iig* o**d lan gus.-e wliicli wniild compel Toombs In challenge him H veral fiind wrnt lo Wale sud begged lilui l') .ilst, Gut tha old iiiau grew more and more, violent, un til Toombs indl ated his intention ol call tn - Wade lo ai count lor Rio language be was using, when Wad-quietly sal down, seemingly having accomplished Jil* ohjacl. in* nouiitgra men kUM al each other in aurjuise, and it was manliest to aR that Wade had do ihi.rnie y sought a quarr- l with I'.ininhs. Tba> ulgitl a Irieod dl the koutheru Sena t- resiled on Mr. Wail* To know II I* Would retract the nftenstYY language he hail used. No, I won’t 'aks tan k a word, was A tide’* emphatic reply. Tutu, said the lileud ol Mr. T'combe, It whl tie riWMisevry I r B ristol Toombs to challenge you to mortal combat. 'li.*- i* }n.t w oat I want, ate* *r might have got to ti.la point without all thia pa aier, Ssld Wadf t ; .k You saraly cat not lu; In carneat, Mr. t s 'c. askd the southerner. Wny, ot eouise I am. Yog see, we ooritieru men don’t like to right. Now, i aid oppo-ed lo the co .s, and ao ara my coostilut rile, bit you li llowa have broke tvniji.er s nexO, and • MMiet apqvk up little, or you wut break at) our heats. T he •uorlest way lo end the uutUer in to kill vlt a lew ot you, ami I have picke t upon old Toeiube as u>y ruau; he will nave to challenge uut, T eh, li course, . 2 noli Jksve tW eiioice ut weapons, and 1 will take my old rifle and n.e if I don't bring him down at the first crack. When Toourbv heard of wpsf Wash: satd, he replieand : 100 he will kill me. Il ap,tears that I ooSihs and A ode had been out togethei auootiog with a rifle several limes, and. won* Ti/outua could shoot esafl with spis tol, he was a poor rifle shot. Wade was an old at agya(k,-,oa Of a iktM died yards, could hit s dollar almost every sunt. Mr. Wade a'terwsrd said to the writer ; It old T omb, rn cbMtngsft *4 .HM awe, es 1 expected be would, 1 would nave mode him put a mate* sir bis coat the size ol a dollar on bis heart, and the old fellow would Ittie fsf Angidralized when be saw me drawing a bead on it* and miesed fta 'At wouldn't have cut the patch f Not oaly din "toomtm ret use to chaliaoge Wade, bat no southern member could ever be Induced to tend him a chaliaoge, ao matter what bo might aoj. ■ - at. *-T • ' . / 1 ftffJ|i*Ja**y, af Tbomml Cui tt, WwtMf'the aonftm dißTva’.or.*ajST Thare are iwo smaTT •JttlWfrmik **'. Tills year (WT) oie nelgbboYpimtd b>br acres ot corn, on wLIMFi ti< (fcfmer buikat* al CviEan seed tq Ilia oiber ptantad tw > qrk*fif (S/rtrTja wlri b l>q ased ten bushel# ojeotteu saodkrTfceaCr. I planted six rifn’.and need slxry bushels nt eqlbvu sftifjirtmpi'srtel whh lot scraping* hnMltfuifled ‘founds ferttflrer to the wore. KaoU cr ip had the name working* ngd WJe%lftio’4irti*, and sit had sever wreHN dffdftUß, dfeleh did much ln|ury. Af ittMM kNMffchoHsrrgely tent I load R hat* a Very istere'water last.' My arn stood the Bevy TadW tar beßev than that ol ei. tber af mf iiftpiliflri. One neighbor plant rd ix by Uf 4)M. and the other a* by cmr by tw*jft. t#o stalM to Mm hHI. R*nlt—lfe-kus* kewa ireSgh t>sr made (wen tysonw baftmM of earn o his Mur acres, ami half a< aftsfk of fodder. Tfm other, wfU twoMFf#nMa tv cn ty—one bosh vie if core aadftklf eefsek of MWer. BhflF tegethr,4r|ft ai X acres, made forty-eight’l bifvi’cls of unriv and one stack of puttier. My >* sCeft made three hundred an'i* uiaetMevftf bushels id corn and S.FiS tui idles wfladder. in a i.Aif(er ytir, r-tr.tlnne* Mr. lfsHt wiy, I ptartie-1 onn acre ut com. amt uss i tee I fines Sum fertilix-rs thso did a nelgh iior, snj pMwted tn ttmdv as much con. •m the oue acre. I trade one hundred and of corn, and Ini made twelve b<tfcel*. The tame aeannns that wit! profit** eqnsdfy ns dm- a crop on Und containing teu limes the quantity ot m 9 mire. il aetm by these experiments that fb*|dretto aystem ol fanning has fu rn|tslrl;ped every oilier. The same expeo i iicnfstfh easily made by eiety farmer, tof ho Arno cannot Intensely manure even one acre flinld manure a half, fourih, or even of an acre. Surely uis horae tut cosrt, hi# hogs, his cot ion tee t and hi* ranch nitUk would nit')!.! n m to in in ire intensely enfi lghtof an acre. That would loiutsh the facts, about which tbara |s ao jmuch diversity ot opinion, and each cap proVe the system lor hnnvell. Aiid new, If Mr. Hardaway's success in yieldfh Uut ivsult ol the msnuring, as at or - ed by *ig) why may not rvciy farmer practloeWas well ss he f Is It not tattler to eoM&iitrate tho latmr and manure upon stew acre* than to scatter them wtds upon maef wtiara tiro yield would be the lo li.ah.Hitiv Uii.At.ww 1 Jwv. ‘•ijiitdlp j rla i fcorn on afle acre by using ten ttm* tb quantity of fertll'zers. titan to cultivate ion serve, Us'ag the same quantity ol ma n-ife ? Mr. Hardaway Is not alone In these X; ernnauU. Many other tanuura in Thomas county, and in oilier couutles all over the flute, have rep -rte I similar yields from (be same tnß'isgemeut. in corn, iot ton, oafs, wheat, potatoes, and many oth er things. They til prove Rial Georgia tamie.-Y have ft In their power to make a groat ilea) more than tlo-y do on lo s than one-third of the laud they cultivated, and with mfleh less labor and expmise. XI these ate real truths, are tlisy nut worthy <>l the vary high '-si consideration among larincrel Wit ih ink they are I, (J li. of IKomat (la, in HautnnaU Amt*. fTiAMFt in Koo Eaten. A lew days ago a |*arty of young gentlemen lu this pl .ee, ih order to ge( up somt amusemerti, propoaflfl to buy two dozen egge lor a cer tain leifow It he won Id agree to suck them. lie said lie would endeavor to amuac them, a* it nad been several days suico be had had a aqnsre mea! ef eggs. The boys set Yin up end the agg sucker buckled down to his task. Attar be had disposed ol two or the* eggs, someone rs.naiksii that one <>f llashatlacooui.imj a bul Calais, but it didd'tbaf* guy aft-el on the sucker, and he ooftUnued So dispose of tbs eggs until he sgekad Uia two dozeo, and thau took in two eggs more to make up lor that which he had UP sticking on the i sloe of tne swaotj-ii* la all. that he sucittd. The boys say that tha champion rgg kucacr's atomaeh and on't seem to turn at ufl and they are coufldent thst hv could have devoured two or three dozen more if they coul. have mustared up tt* nickels So set 'em up. Tar axd CaeT Do iT.-UanT do it sticks in the mud. but Try soon drags the crt out ot Ibe rut. The fox said Try, aud be get away from the hounds when they bad eltnoat snapiwd him in. The met said Try, end turned flowers Into honey. The squirrel said Try, up he want to the top ol a beech (fy. Tha snowdrop sai l Ivy, and bloomed in tne cold anowt ol W hilar. Ihe aun said Try .and the Hpring aou threw Jack Froat out of the sadd'*- Tha yoong lark aard Try, and be (bend that bkt kew wknga took bias over hedges and flifehea-aw* p wbeSrt bis father wa* aMing. Tha os aaid Try .and pio wed the fleid frees and to aad. No bill 100 steep tor IVy to climb, no clay too (US for Try to plow, no flaks too wakfor 'fry so drat.,, no hols too bjg fee Try to a*#afl. Moa sauosoiti, ute satiy wba recently Icreatod wtcu oooasgsMt ia Edfaborgk by Mtrii g her boraa boJ with gold, aaJ who wso Afterward beard of U Barcelona, flpah■casteflag gotd -coin asoong the Strea teggnrv, boa bean placed ia a 1 astatic A H. Hvphrns NsOwMsaktodhtg hit phvsmat iaabilitlaa ah* IhsJWkl ftlasdvwasam arising u**r- Irata, A lax. D. Stephi-r.s Is now greatly R - maaaiag binnathseai repcUtUns aa a true patriot, able atauwinan, and a mao übnve portyiam ami prvjmrto*. He ia worthy ol Ik# admiral!.at ot ML (leinglAns, and is an honor to oqr State. Speaking ot this wot - •tkrlol man, the Augiula Ohnnielt says : Mr. Stephens u a phrnoiuauon. Nevei hehwa ia his palmy y oung days in Con great, has be bald so promlneat and envia ble a piece in the public wind. Il it o C natdered wonderlui, years ago, thst so frail a body should contain so vast an iu tallani and so lofty a soul, w ith aneb.enor mous capacities ior real hard w<uk amt downright drudgery, what a miracle U is that, bi these talker years, he should ar tually sawew the tHumphs of Xrm youth, and, like tha sun along Moreau hills, 'Slow aink, more loTely ere his rsce b ran. 1 In the present session nf Congress Mr. Stepheas bas Oome to the trout in rbam ptonhig two great otansurea, tha Tesa* Faelfle Railway am! the Silver Bill. T.-t him how bring hi* great powers in trowr In lavor ot the icjieal ol ttie* resump tion act. Wh:it to do with Sli-p-kllllMj| Oosja. An Ohio stieep gruwer.givet ht*r method in the following ; When ahenp are killed by doga, say nothing. Skin thsin, ami !ef them lay In the aame plhce. The first night atu-r kill- Ing, tho doga will not come, but the second night they will be un hand. Cut font or five gvdice lu the shoulder ol tho dead sheep, put a small amount ol first-clas* strychnine in the gashes and the next morning you will he sure to havo them Bomellmea I hive kiilo.t lour and gs'm one night. It H well to keep the mouth shut Any dog that will cheat) sheep wl eu oir alone,]wlll aco- er or laßr kill them. A gierni dog will so r.ot hues kill a sleep in the day time, till tills seldom happen-. N.arly all llie #hee| -’illllng t ( y ,|,>gv Udm e in the night ; they are vury cunning about it, olteu going long dUtancea front home when there are plenty of sheep cloau by. Cautl. |i must he lie t. One mori ln ( I lound a a nail yearling killed, with n sum I round hole eaten out of his lor •ho I del. It | lizzie I roe. i knew it 11*. not n eiuii iiion dog. I toUl my neighbor* lo shut up tnvlr dogs. 'I he see .i.d night alter killln I jot In the strychnine, and the next morn - ‘ **.o -a.son rgll | , ynr rritn... __ Hunlrtrd Ky., March .I. A Tornado tour hundred yards wide, swept through (?*Sy county, on Meturdsy. The family of Novcent Wcsloy, near Keep HHI, cm -•Isllng of himscll and wl'e, two grown dimybteie, a hoy named Sloan,• !• nephew, and Mr. Taylor, n neighbor stopping at Ills house, were killed outllght. Mis.Wes loy’s body was blown 400 yards her cloth ing entirely stripped of). Tho two daugh ter* were carried DO yards and found lock ed in each other* arm. The taHier and nephew were leertully mangled, am] all must have been kill® I by the flist lore* ol the leinpsd. The dwelling, stable mi I outhousos weie blown entirely away. The hearth and foundation slniift were blown Irom their t-lecev. A New I’aasiuK .TiAt, Elect.ox I’lan. —Mr BotPhaid, ol Ohio, has iulv-Nloccd " proposed amendment lo the Cntitutlon to lie deslgua'ed as article 10. It provide* that the exvcutiva power shall tie vested and hereafter ■* ministered by three Presi dents couetltating a Bupreme Executive Council ol Three, to be elected bv the rpial tiled elector* of each and all of the Slat- s sad to be taken Irom r.re o! the three sev eral t rominent otetions of the Ifiilteo fltata* known ar the We*tcru Hiatos, the Biate n and Middle Kta'r-a, and Bouihem Bta ee, and no two of whom ahull ‘>e citi zena of the same e tiou or. I* ric* of the C'DJOtry. The te in ol ufflee sliall be six year*, sod no I'reslJent having served a full term shall tro eligible h r a second term, and at the flrat eYc I m under thl* srtiole lb- President Irom tiro western <to trict shall tie elected for a fractional term of two years, and the pi e Irom Hn eastern and middle district for a full term of si* y*ars, and after the flist election oue l'rosl liut shall be clecte I from < ne ol the three seter*l dietr.es every line ■ yere. In stead of the Yloa-Pre-ident now |.iovidod, lr,e Beuste shell, every four ye*rs, elect a President of the Benali-.wlm is nil ami m her o that body, and who, ae the pr slu ing ofllter, shall bare and exercise all the authority heretofore c-mier.e<l #m Vice) Pietideot. The Wl furllHt provides tbai each of tha Pistoled* shall receive a coai peosatiou not exceed ng |>er year. Col Park W AruwUl,ot Faimeilo, Ga rejoices ia Iba po*aesama f SISJWO, being juai oue-halt of the capital prize of UOO recently drawn io lira Louisiana Bone Lot ery. ivich a good fortune could not Uav* Geeo c interred upon s more iioerai, free hearted geotieman. Tim report ol tue Adjutant Ueueral ol Texee shows tbara are over (bur tbonssnd fugitives from (be justice of the Lone Star State, and forty counties te bear from. NO* U nr HDomßOßiNSorjn UToooooo^t 1 hive new In i(r.rs‘ax.d te' arrive ke day or two. B*lo burheis white corn. 15000 Ib* U. H. shies, 500 U “ shimlder#. vstf eartd. 2000 “ cured li uns, 10 hb'.s Cliulce N. O. syrup, 10 “ Choice N.O mo' easts, 1000 lb* Choice L-sf Lud, Best Brands ot Flour, A large lot ot Tobacco, A com piste esaorVrosat of Uardwar*. V, Crockorv AND O lassware# i car Ii ad salt in whits osnaburg taekr. 1 buy all ui ihe auuvs class ol Goods di ui'l through commercial Broken aad ana prepared to give Uiltjiu figure*. ft DU Y GOODS riiiqn*Hortmo-it lu iny(Dry Good* dsparV msnt la always complete. I am opening up m day a large lot af sheetings aiiirtjncm, mna- IIUHGK, CiIKCKB, fciTHII’KB.BLExCH I •'. I’ltlN l't, FAOI'OUY THREAD, 00l .u, HIDES a >,) HATH, n-l L pro pun- t i shade any body'* prices. 1 am agent for tho Celeb raft) I Still# GU an i, which >s aecorid to none that I wll sell to the K .rmeis ot Meriwether at rsa- HUOII HOBINHON, llogausvllle, )*. 25-3 in a -isa-i ■ a. in -TMman— JOHN R. SCOTT & CO Dry Ooodi. Clotliinfe Bootfl Shoos. Hats Sc Crookrr jr- Wn have a :dedr to our general Wra Go use and icery Rooms a u-v next door to our old hliiikl sud will keep m baud a large and c mp'ele slock of tha above. NV have lo in atore tl*e celebra ted WttfTtiWATER and T*-N LESSEE Wagon*, ami a Hurt lot of BUGUIBB from Ihe tievt Ma mfai tory in tbo North. Wa ire agent* I >r th* b nt (11S3 and PUSS KH sud the wed known National and Etlwan fonpMt* We *ull the higheal grade ol fIiUTILi ZEIiH, an I li-ve them now lu store, ready or the con.lng ocaar-n. We pay ilia blyb eat market price tor cotiou, and make lib • ral udvaiiC'S <i cotton stored la our •VAREIB>L>E. We buy our goods di rect Irom the iniinului turr-.r* aud in auob quantities tin lo enahln u* to sell them ss uw u* the lowest, aud.wc propose lo give our patron* (he benefit ol cur purcbsaarVL all *nd see us. J. IL BOOTT A CO. Wert I' lint, G )., S#pt. V9'.h, 1877. flm. ChtinpiEnoagh! From this date I will shoe b r*es all • round, (mutubing shoes and ntils, fur KIKI Y CENTS CASH, and will lay pl.ws for FI4TEEN CENTS EACH CASH. I will continue to work lor prompt paying customers at reasonable rates ou time. FRANK JONES* Fsb. 15 b, 1878 (tf.) COLLIER ■1 HOUSE. 85( WHITEHALL end 92* BROAD St’s Atlanta, Ge. D-in't torgei to atop at the above named Reuse when you go to Atienta. I guaran tee *slMfacitoa to every rexa-mthle person and chsrge only ONE DOLLAR par day ISAAC P- I'FMAW, P*
