The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885, July 05, 1878, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextJ?Q£:iRY INDIA N HUM St Kit. At last tite t/>Bir!Cimt>*lfed d*y* are over, Anil airs >A noon *r rut.. 1 i # as ll Iti'otu ; The b'>m ar* \ttr> aq upon the reedlog clover j And brawn the allk* that plum* the ri pening com, All sound* sre km.hi and of reaidug ami <>t mowing ; The wind* are low, the water* Jim im ekWed, Nor Ibtetle-dowo nor go#*ariif i flowing, Ho lull'd in languid indolence the work). And vineyard* wkls and lrrn along the valley Atra aaote amid the vintage to I the sheave*, Sate round the ham* the rtoitc ol route and tally Am< ng the ten au t masons <>( the cate*. Alar the upland glade* are flecked In dap plea By Aock* of lamb* a gambol lr<nn the fold, And orchard* bend In Heath tlnte weight of apples, And grove* we bright In scarlet bad to gold. But hark, 1 hear the pheasant's tin Wed drumming, The turtle'* murmur from a distant del!, A drowty bee m many tangle* humming, The fair, faint, tinkling tenor Of a bell. Arid now, In m yonder beech-trunk sheer and sterile The rat-tat ol the yellow hauimere’ bill, The (harp etaccalo barking ol the squirrel, A (Mapping. Sbl, arvi again h ill Her I brier for Novemlier. WREN TUX CLOU DMIN JUK IKY. When the cloud la In the sky, And the wind im the ware, When the alortn Is hurtling by, Aud the tempest* fiercely lave - Then upon the earth ami airy, Faloto the coaard heart witK-.te**. ... Then (he Inllhle** only *cc Danger, death,'and ruin m ar. But Ike braver, all ot laliti, letok beyond the cloud ami storm, - Look and see a proiwfat-bow Arching with majestic form. Mown tho cloud will pass away, Boon the tempest cense to rave; (tod la ever In the sky, On the laud, and on the wave. Ho along the sea ot time, Where the satis of 111 * am spread, towards, lacking faith sublime, Wairli the clouds with taw and dread ■, Itut the braver, a\ r the storm Bee the tov* ot prom ha bright, Ever walfhtog, Hi rough tbo oloiids, Vor the coming of Hie light. tWMonom. ABmt.-lnOhlll them It an elderly former who l passlonslc’y loml <>l ‘•port especially Hilling and hunting and be liM a ou who ii a chip ot the old block ill that as well a* hi other letpecfo. t>ue day last eumnier llio old gentleman left home, but factor* going set Ills faoy at a job Uo n anxious to bare done. Return ing aooner than h* was expected, ho found that the boy was missing. Wbcro’a Tom T he growlod, as he enter ed the kitchen. Gone fishing, said the girl. fishing I the rascal; I'll flah him m lien 1 catch him. And aw ay the anxry old follow went lor the brook. Coming within hailing ills tancs ot hi* hopeful *on, who wa bend ing eagerly oyer the stream, tho lather yelled; Tom I you scoundrel, Tom I There was a depreciating movement of one bead on tke part ot the boy, wh r did al,how#Ter,tnru hla head. Still morn amgry' the avenging parent came nearer and bawled out— I’ll learn you to stay at home and work when—", Bli I sh I ah ! lather, said young Isaac Walton. I've got a bile. The old Mtew’a passion perceptibly cooled at that announcement, and, luckily tor the boy, the letter Just then hauled op a handsome perek. This was too much for dad, who sprang forward *f>d helped unhook the fish, eud the* - Tom, have yon get Mother hook T Victory perched on the bey’i fish line. IBfTJLTM OF THEODOSIA B ÜBR Washington Poet.} , You mj that 'that the tste of rbeodosl*. daughter pf Aaron Burr, end wMe of Jo eeph Afston, of Booth Caro'lna,be always been a mystery, Tne vessel In which Mr. Alston embarked for New York probably foundered at sea. Nowall this may be tine ; and yet more than flity year* ago my mother,Who was acquainted with The odosia, told me again and agaia that the vessel In which Mrs. Alaton embarked for New York waa taken by pirates, the pns geuners rfebbed aad the vessel sunk, and thet one of those pirates, who waa alter trarda otavicted and executed tor some crime ©oßfesaed that he was one of thoee who took that ressei end sent the passen geia overboard, and that he could never forget the look of db tress in Mrs. Alston’s countenance aa they compelled her to •*sik na a U*a t* wean. The afflWKSKftftrl remember ol that afinir. A QUEEN’ Kwgngetweait. HOW QUEEN VICTORIA BAD TO PROFUSE 10 PRINCE ALBBUT. We bare read several newspaper ac count* ol how Princess Victoria brought Prince Albert to tii popping point. Ihe lollo* ng f the latest sketch of that deii ea’oatiai'. It i*-S*y Ig&ataa, a writer lor ti e London Fmgo: Ceitomly the young Queen thought lest • <>( England than o', ro-.mage. The minis (era would tain have made her in rriage a s,rtcf internalloual treaty. Bey Bd at! doubt Victoria was the finest mate*) In the world. 1 lit Queen, howevvr, u roll of * host of iittle project* ever shitting and changing (ike the little project, ever rhill mg and changing like the iiftle heap* of sai.d the children raise In the gar ban ol (he Eoaemborg. Hhc tokl not mother ahe Should wed with no one she did not love. ‘The dociie** f Kent rtyxirtwi the kjxsech to the If lootei*, who thought It r*v#te>- Itonary In the extreme. Coronation day car on, and the next day the hall al Wind sor. Am rug tin: dai eer* wa* a tali, band- verm a, slender student from iVs University oS Bonn -her cousin—a cobourg, like her •ell. The Queen noticed him, and Pi Inc* A’bert did not return to Mono. Even had ha hot loved, he would have stayed ; an I he loved. But til* cousin Wa* the Queen I Here the woman had to make the advance. Victoria deeply touched a* she was hy llda love (which wa* never m<nt to brave her)could not easily conquer the maidenly timidity doe to her*- v*re rd'atf>>n. N*v erthchsa the More lug came. And 1 a* turn you 1 Invent nothing. Although the Queen ima not consented hi r*late these d< lighttul incidents, Pi luce Albert hat kAI thorn to hi* Irjeinls. Novertholc**, then a morning came. They were riding together, ha end ;k down the front avenue ot Oak* *1 Wind sor. Three wets younger then, but old enough already. Aflif a gallop they found I hern reives eform We, know how dangi-rou* It I* hit torn and woman to ride together. Huddenly Hi* Queen took a sprig ol honeysuckle fiorn her honour, and, ■looping, offered it to f'riuca Allwrt. Jlim 1 - lug to roach it, hlr Up* touched the tip* ol XS"'r.rfli(MMV Perhaps 'lsa* tin fntiir ol iiui horse* TU wood* ot K'ig land and Krnnds ltiiow well how many love* fhvse noble brute* have been the cauo of A silence followed, im ra sweet than anything *vr song fo the he irt ol Mu* art. Nest rnnrtilng I’ luce A licri still were the honcysiiikls In his button-lode. It*- kept it even when It had laded. A tort night after that lido tho ph nipotentlary mlid-Ur handed King I<eo|Ki and ot Itstgl'im a tiny, letter,closed by an enormous anal, though it had a mighty secret at slake l'. began "My fear Uncle," and War sign ed "Victoria." A month taler th Quean mentioned lo r intention .in marry Prlnr-e Allien of Kasr <'onhurg-Uota lo her mliilsior*. Rho ask rd their connt! but w ith a pretty air ot decision which causeJ them to reply with a unanimous ‘'Yes." The wedding took place on the tenth ol February, 1840. The Queen ol Kiigfoml married lor loye—like a buurgooisc, marry but lib te for love now, hourgi oise, 1 was going to say, but the I.ord Melbourne was rignt worn he tolu Knglnml that the Qnroti's marriage w>s the Queen's Komsnce. The Locniiinilrc vs. biiporatt- Him, Wlien Hie Nicholas Railway was built, in 1818, Irion fll. Petersburg to M*cow, the work was done under contracts with American engineers, and the cars and en gines w ere supplied trom Baltimore by the tamous establishment of the Williams ill-other*. The l<u*is:s priests opposed every modern innovation and, ct course, they wer* "down" on the railway. When Hie rood was opened, they determine.! to stop H.and so they w. nt in force to a point on the road and Fet up a tu-ly picture to stop th* work ot the devil. The train came slowly along, nod the engineer, see ing the picture on the track, thought there must be a man behind it, and so came to a halt. The assembled multitude tailed a shout and the piksts called out that the saint was all-powerful and would prcva:i against wickedness. The officer in charge ol the train came out and took a survey ol the situation. Then he told the engineer to run back a quarter of a mile snd bring the train to a halt. The shouting was re doubted and the priests were <n the moat rapturona delight. Bnt their rxullaticn was aoon changed to grief as the master of ceremonies told the engineer, "Put on all steam go-ahead without regurd to conse quences." The engine went attend and down tell the holy picture, torn a*d crush ed by the wheels ol an American locomo tive. Modern civilization was trinmphai.t, and the priests and their followers no lon ger shouted lu triumph. Washington’s lemale lawyer, Mrs. Belva A. Lockwoo-', who by her persistent knocking at the doors rvi Congress for ad- 1 ni.-loii to the Supreme Court has become somewhat tamow,has two important cases pending before that covert, which she is de barred fiom pieadiog on account of her sex. One is a Cherokee Indian ciaira, In volving three million dollars. Mrs. Lock wood is now in the filth year o! her prac-' tlce, and has ali tise business she cm at tend to. W hen she began her property of a lew icet at real estate in e cemetery ; now is worth twenty thous and dollars, and her practice bring* her a yeaity income about fiv* times as large aa the salary ol a clerk io the Treasury De partment. She is a widow, nearly fifty, yean ot ego aad very attractive. TUB EMFEIiOICS DREAM. Conrad, the Empnto r of (term*oy, wa* remarkable for hi* unspariog pontebrn'oi of all who crowed b! purpjee. A quaint but true 1 agent recite* that a certain Count LurmW.jrbo waa one of them tearing death, fled into a remote forest, aud lived in e hut with bU wda. It happened that the Emperor, while hosting came to the •pot, and pasted the Bight aitb them. That sight the coonl's a ile became tbe mother of a non. and tbe Emperor di carol lhai the child then born would b hi* heir. A* the name dream recurred thrice, Ue w as greatly teosbled ; and the nrxt morolsy be commanded two of bis servant* Jo kill the child. 7h*y took it *wy ; but being moved to compassion by its smiles, they placed it under a tree and brought beck a hare* heart hr the Emperor. A certata dake, paaaisg by soon slur, bread the child, and took It heme to hi> wile, an 1 adopted it aa bis own. Altar ward the Emperor being with Ibis du*e, and besrisg him relate, a* a forest adven ture, the history ot this boy who waa then present, began to suspect that the victim ha<i escaped. Being cocflrmel m his opin ion he look him in hi* service aa a page, and then tent hbu with a tetter to tbe Em prase in which ha charged bar under pain of In* dtapteaanie, to bays the bearer put io deaib. Tb youth sat out, and after (raveling seven day t, came to a certain prieat'a house,who received hun With great tinapitality. Thte piteH wa* struck by nU comely air, and by hi* traveling ao far. While he slept be looked at hi* hlter and discovered the bnrrihla late that awate- and him ; *e, tra ing the willing, ha suberttu ted for ft tbeaa word* ; Thl* U lbs youth Whom t hive chosen fur tbe huabaud of our daughter. I charge you to give tier to him qukkty . Adieu, dear I*o*4. ■ The priest replied • Iten.fti.tx r me when you are Emperor. The by only laughed eetecmlog It a jest* *o he depadeil. <) arriving at At* la Chap cite, he de!!.rd hM letter, and ao w*ll did.the atraiagrm aucieed, that when ih* Kmpefnr wrote, *oott after, to a*k IJ hi* rde*# hae teen obeyed, UM Kmprraa as- Mire>’ him that the nup'lala had hum orh li*ted wdh ereal relerHy, a* be had iWSf - id. The Eui,>*ri>r hardly heilvrd hi* eye* when he iei| her letter. M tinting hi* iinrse, he rods off train eriletxty *nd w tth great speed to At*-la Chapelts. Ort td arrival, the Empress presented th *lr daogk ter and aou-in-law. For a long time the Emperor saemet loat In astonishment, *S4 imc fialn wl-at to do. At le gtb nature prevailed, and he esclahnel : The will of heaven even t he feafo* cd I Then.he compelled the two squlr*-* to reveal whsl they had done, and Ihe count to foul© from the Ttlek Forest,and rerriVr back hie son ; With peace from the Emir inr who foil him a* heir, and who eucsecd ed him as Henry 11, Atlttiitu Mills. Atlauta Guoboia BOOK, NEW aud WRAPPING PIPEU. ALL Sis or and Weight#- OFFICE,** BROAD ST. ATLANTA Address JAS. ORMOND. Pr-'priet >r. Refer Uitnii.Uaue as a Spoeimi of h spe „ SHOES SHOES SHOES Ladies Ml-set Gents sail Boys Shoe* N ENDLESS VARIETY, AND AT prices to suit the times at, ♦ ROBINSON * BRO. '—| w- February Term 1878, ot Meriwether Sepe riot Court, State of Otorgis. It appearing to the Court that A. D. Btuce and Richard H. Marks, Executors ot the wilt Of Richard T. Marks, deceased, the defendant* in this case do not reside in said county ot Meriwether by the return* of the SUerifi, and it farther appearing that they do not reside in said State. It is thefore ordered that aaid Bruce and Richard H. Marks Jjc and rppear at tbo next term ot this court to show cause I any they have why they should not be made parties defendants as Extra. afore said, and that service be effected by pnbli cation of this order in the Vindicator a pabtlc gazette, published In said county tor tour months next precceding the next term of this court. By the Court. HUGH BUCHANAN, j.s.c.c.'c. Geo. L. Peavy and ) Jta. Ji. Mobley, {• . | Plaintiff* Attys. ) " I hereby certify that the above is a true extract from the minutes ot Meriwether Superior Court. Thi* April 10th, 187$. W. H. K&LLEK. C.S C. AGENTS STUBBS MONEY pleasantly and fast, address Flx lxt, Haxtvsv A Co s, Atlanta, Ga- 6f gnat importance fo every one thick mg ol ptttchaehisg a Piano or aa Orgaa. Pitaw k OrgwS At Manufacturer"! Price*. EVER! MIA BIS fWI At*EM BUY DIRECTLY EfiOM AjUDDEN 6c BA'l r ES, WHOLESALE PIANO A^GANDE^LERS And save comaiiasioar. We art now e og f'iam.a aod Organ* direct to pt rehaaers opoo iUe NO AO ENT I NO BIONo Pis at Manulacturer’* Facinj Prices, thereby giving to purchasers tbe l&rge comfci*e : oo* b< retok.re (>aid Agent* 1 (or Mil log. Prom 50 fold! it ten ? \ saved iu the purebaae of an Ictiumc: I un der list* new syttem. Wipe for Illustrated Catalogue* ard lull particular*. Bve The*e Prices : || * aAfit |, ISI*-koaewxxxj, 1 Oet*v, *|*U I U.IU9 Cwfe L***. Alt imirti/ve-W *■— mMh. Vm*, *vt ton*, sod gaaraati* J>%r U PI I C|ggbiA>t--Buavwu<t.? * Oe*f| flLv'l? un. Urvwt u gnat vatiua* at To at. from Uctmtte Mavm. PlAMo*“”™f ,Sr'Ji*~-.4250 repo latino. Perfect in Tone aod Actio*. tJoo-1 for a ii’etirn* of ar tua] service Htrnd and Cora with each, aod fully guaranteed. Doe's think these Ptan -s are mleri r because so cheap. We don't de ceive puicbawis hy pretending that they are “ fit) U n and ?C<J Instruments," Tbe Beat Made, etc , foil we dr* say tbal • itb </ul ettcepU'W, ifcey *re <P>OD and HELI ABLE, and HXTHKWKI.V CHEAP Buy them sad fear not, tee ktusrut their mcr- I*. PABLOH LOANS' # S&j Id Handsome Case*. 4 Octaves, only 40 4 Stops, only 55 0 Btoi'S, only 5-7 3 Btopa, only s(i 8 Hfiipu, only fiP 13 Stops, only v 75 THE OLD AM) RELIAHLR MASON Sc HAMLIN ELEGANT NEW STYLE a, 7 Btnpa, 100 0 Btps, 110 NO INFERIOR INSTRUMENTS.— All Inttruments e sell are tr ra o!d snd reliable makers, -a hose reputation is guarantee si their excellence. Purcha* ers have a choice Irom seven of the be*! maker* known. Evey Instrument ll?> guaranteed. No humbug or nrnreprewc tation—lair and SQUARE ('EALING. BE NOT DECEIVED by the swiodline a-tverifoement* of Northern Pretended Manufacturers, offering 650 dollar Piano* for 175 dollars, and 370 dollar Organs f 65 dollars. We say openly, that BUCii OFFE.IS ARK UUMRUGS.and the In struments are not worth one-third the price. We, or any reputable dealer, can •ell as good, i t belter, for the same roon <7- CHEAP INSTRUMENTS are the dear est in the end, and there is no economy in t heir purchase. Pay * fair price, an 1 g something ao-.J—lht Wilt last a litetim and grow better every year. INSTRUMENT". ON TRIAL —Pianos and Organs sent on trial for fiSteen days We pny freight both ways If they arc not perfectly patiatac'ory. * OUR LABT WORD.—Before sending North for Instruments, write us for OCR SPECIAL OFFERS snd Circulars, Ex posing Frauds ana I npositlon, practiced by Northern prtitnded M tnufacturers and unscrupulous Dealers. LCDDEN & BATES, Fav&nnab, Ga. 1.*.-*, W - (IsfTlypTi* no 4 easily earned in these tp 4 | ( times, bat it can be made in three months by any one of either sex, in any part ot the country who is willing to work steadily at the employment that we njrnish. 66 per week tu your own town. Yon need not be sway from borne oyer night. You can give your whole time to the work, or only your spare moments. We have agents who sre making over S2O per day. AH who engage at once can make money fast. At the present time money cannot be made so easily and rap idly at any other business. Terms and 5 Outfit. FUßß. Address at once, H. Halxkt A Cos., Portland, Maine. Last Call, I will be in Greenville on the first Mon day sad Tuesday in July for the purpose receiving tax returns tor 1878. This will positively b* my last call June 7th, 1878. B- P. CLEMENTS. Tax Receiver. AS CHEAP A K THE CHE A PEST !• NONE CHEAPER TP T 7 H IST IT 13 R JE ! mrja THOMPSON BROTHER Newnaii) Gra. R.ect.d ]7 j j Price: belows Ife-auiitei Drtvsing-Case suits - fTO 00 Beautiful Full Marble Boao Huit f55.t)0 and <50.00 Beautiful Quarter Marble Bureau SuHn a <3 fgl'OO Beautiful Wall ut Suits <bo marble) * gdtLOO aud #35.00 Beautiful Full Marble Bureau* (Walnut) #20.00, #25.00 and#3od)o Cane Ife tiutn Chairs— per set #9.00 and upward Cane Bottom Hocketa- each #2.00 and upward Fancy Walnut Table* #I.OO and upward Waiuut Bedsteads #7.00, ft 00 #IOOO sad upward Sj lendiJ hpiir.g Bed*.only #5 00 splendid Woven Wire Mattressi* f 13.00 Wardrobs to. iu *> #IO.OO to #3O 00 Bes * #•), 500, and #IAOO Extension Tables v > . #l.lO per fo Common Chau*—per set #4 00 and upward Fancy Wal apt Chain Tables only #I.OO Book bbe re* 1 00. Toilet Coats 1,55 >a*h. Three Cbrosnus few 35 *n a. tf t | PadMH, Brackets (side and (HHfl Pictures, and Pa ture Flume* os hand a*d made tnuideva*. !c* price*. U* Kuw ttk feiit u. •.*> FLiiMI L l i; s md T tIOMPT'ON COLE A CO Nawaaai, O* , the place. Huneat O'.xxla and fetjuare Dealing. M<3talic iiiK 1 Wood Jturiul- cas<3s Kept cinataady ou hand. Order* fur ( ofßns attended to at try Liur, day ar aigk March 15,107* TIIoMPBGN BUOTHEMH. THE “AMERICAN , yffHL m % i en It Sells the Easiest and always Satisfies. AGENTS wo ask you to try it, an<l offer you special Inducement*. Send for Circular A Trices to Iff W Vfiirth St., OUetmuM, f* L C. JYF.Bi.XVER, Jflnmafer. Ttiii. FALL TIL KM OF ■tS - GORDON INSTITUTE, Baraerville, Chut Will open on Monday, September 3rd, 1877, with a full ecvps of teachers determined to keep up the widespread and deserved repate toon ot saw jusuy cefobrater) school. , . ..w.i,.... Gordon Institute ofiers superior inducements te parents desiring toed scale taetr ** r.U daughters. It has all the modern appliances .apparatus and furniture, aU a nor successful leaching unparalleled in * State. Its music department It conaocteo by Prof. Gottenberger, who has eo snpc i T and but tew equatste me m , Barcaaville it the most entssprising ct t on the Macon and Wertwwilisnrooa. has justly the reputation of having the n> tt moral, liberal and enltgnWova com in Georgia. . o Tuition fIIAO to *IBSO per;Term. ' ar< flO MMo 15.00 per aw*- For extaiogoe containing uil>forms w n •ddree* - Ari ARLKB E- LAMBDIN. PWr^ T.A MEANS, rtjc, 8-34-ly BarnseviUe, Oeor^a. .h’SSKSL—. Y w*SK™ HOWARD,W Q O D * O O. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN TOBACCO CIGARS ETC NO. 13 REPUBLIC BLOCK. Atlanta, * Qoorsia