The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885, July 26, 1878, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE VINDICATOR W*T It a v ill. Editor end Prop* ieurr OHKKkV LLfc, FItLD V, July?* . I*7B tifl i ... ■ ■ ■ . ' ■ .1. ■ i.i.... The World’* lor in Ifffft ia to be held a• ay off ia An-tra u, near!/ oui ol the world. The distance ia only 10,000 oil Ice ; let every oi e go thee can. There are rumor* cf Yellow Fever In New York Tlila diMote I* very (aui at Vera Cri.a, Mexico, nd Central Atnerfe*. The Columbus Enquirer-bun think* that C-I. hanlord will be retu'uv lhi congreaa Imm the third Alabama dlatrict. Col. 8. ia a ion ol ibn II m. W. P. Semlord who one* practiced late In Greenville and ft* aided In the county,a few mile* bom town, at the place now owned by Hugh W. It uglaa. Complaint* rf.#rli u Irom every quarter in regard to the unprecedented b/t weath er. In Kurland and Europe It i* intensely bet, while In the United Slate# the roor i.tliy from wtnatrok* U absolutely leertiil In Ht> Lnuia l#t Thursday there were IH •leaibelrtn beet. In Washington the iharmotnater r** hi Mtn, nearly ell public nnd private bualnea* l*log suspended. At Trenton, N. J, mill* end m.uUnt mechan ic* Hopped work. In Pbi.'ad*d*lila the mercury roe* e# high m 100. Now end then rumor* reecti u thel eotne perty he# *id vomit* h> re that Her ria ceiioiA eerry Meriwether lor uongrew Now, w# know bed a vole ‘weu taken tea Heturdey at the cloae ol the dlecueebm Uarria would haee distanced Tuggle 50 to one. Col. Prreos* Irttuly ad>nltt*d that be ha I not cam* to Greenville to get velcw, for It wae plainly evident that all were lot I Her ria. Yf Oo* lUrrla I* alral l b> mart hi* <>n ■jf iue'it* in a public diaciiMleo, a* bat l*t n several time* Inllureiert, bn ai:U very etran ely Wr a Irlgbtennd m*' Saturday be met 001. Tuggle In Greenville and un horsed that cellanl knight, amt Tna.day at ITalrtmrn be U reporterl u h*v * U, MKI the eloquent Cal. Peter Smith. He may be alrald ol tbe boys, but be makes tbe lur iffy whenever end wherever be doe* make a fight. W* hP omr iriend* will continue to lu'low Harris up aad they arc In etrikinf dlatanoe be sure to bounce him. We era lorry that Col. Tuggle <ll4 not Join loro** with Uol. Smith at Falrburn ar.d thrash Her ria as aoundiy *a they did in •Greenville leaf 8 durday. ■writ Um *O.O " 111 the 'MI number of the No *• even Herald sp•** ee WUo i “Parker Tludron says b* don 1 Ihlnk If ike gW*lmiww to "• u'tMMMlitOtl- U*rrt>. Wo thiol •tbs seddtlwn. ol Meriwether ought to bo willing to let Homo body oucli Iht flfct office cow a little. Judge Wornefbo* beta tucking until be bee grown gray, Col. i., Tr sucked tlie good old cow lor lour yeere, eadthee helied to be kick'd off; ■tastes 001. Harris •beuid be — lor we think U le time to wean bint." We beg to iuiortn our Dowels Mend that otir people never wpport e men lor ofllae elroply because he le e cltleen ol Meriwether, but becsuee be le worthy and wellqnaimed. Judge Wetnor’e lepula dm and great public services have not bean ckotuaecribeO- by the nertow 'Unite .of a single county, but Ike whole etei# cJaime him ae owe ol her worth leal eonr. While wa ate pleated to data him ee a Meriwether men we should appreciate him noon the leee warr he a laaWaat ol tO>e*a. OaL Peavy repr*teto.i. not Meriwether, but the Mth dtatrlct well and acceptably, and Inetead cl being ‘ kkeked a 8? voluntarily retired at the rnd ol bte letur yean land euppartert a worthy Oowe ta men aa hi* auccee or. Il 001. Ilarrla haa mr l * a feitbful representative, and non*charge that h* bae net, le It exactly right that be shield be *• kicked of! ’ sim ply because be halle Item Mrrlwethet Mawnan hae bad the Judge ol '.Me circuit fbr about a dnxen years, aud yet we would tm far Iroet vedag against Ju 'ga Bochen- Judge. and hlmeelf were all horn Coweta. Yea. w Ith w roTT .. the aw i wi'bout merit ur*aw-ct not*#. ■“* *>* r b * Mm aor who be Ig. mniT immt. fb coritspondaul of tbs Columbus THneslo bis' report of tba mooting to Greenville Jrt Poturdsy y : •I* private conversation whh Mr- Hot 5k*W3SCi£S e*W bewould abide any nctlm that mmtmr. bat would doi tori hlmaell bound to aoy uoftur steps takta by that body. Wu ora et e toes to dcclda who l* to no the ampin in this cam” Now, oar uaderattndlng f them alter la tint tbe correspondent hod no pritaU coc- Temti.a with Mr. Hama ou the subject. Tb i ly mention mod* o! anything like It, aae at tbe tealdmce of Mr. Harr* and toalaud of thing private waa bad la tbe of a doaen other gentleman. Mr. lltolM' hteedi moo him at toy log that be would WlHtagly ebWe a tor somlno tlos god that hia Idea of a fair nomination by B o weens msent km mm nomine, ttoa ; that rny gwtleman lalrly pat teeth f Would receive hie earnest and cordial aar port He added that We thaacht Mr. Stephens area gtsitty of a mistake to an. nounctag beforehand shat be ahoald tc nrd the members df the Thomeoa con tenttoo ea ringeten end tricksters should they Haternaitie to art him (Stephen*) aide on amount . f t.'a coorae iu regard to the Potter read orion*. Sbooli parties go to hie Convention withtbe avowed detenu t nation, openly ad puhlkly made, that they wou'd prefer the con vendee break tni en In a row raibcr than A. or B. ' ahould be nominated, that would be man’- te-ily untah. Should eaid par ries make open and undUgulaed war upon A- r r It. .imply because vuch individual frw'l to Ire the preference ol a ma|*tpy ••I the delegate* preauiit, aa well ae choice of tn greater jwnlon of Dm people of Die <Ji*t;ict, Midi action would be unjuet and unfair. Tim umpire in each erne* would Im tbe fair minded public; no uian being vo great a* to aart blmtell up aa Urn people aeri aoveieign arbiter oi uufsirnea*. Such, w* underatend l* have Uses Urn gwt ol the opinion* expressed by Mr. lint, ria iu i*ply t# a question tr im the Mine* re-prew ntat’ve, aaid reply not privately ‘given buteiprceard Iu Mr. Hama’ porch uid Iu preeenc* ol a number ol gentlemen •rKKCHe* I. AAT IATIMOAY MoriwHbrr Umwlim m lev HMrrta. Early taat (Saturday morning Lb* peep's began to come in from th* country, and try II o'clock quite a crowd bad aaaotnUad. Delegation* from Coweta, Irowp td Hai ria counile* alao pul in an appearance, and tbe number being greater than could he accommodated in tim court iron**, the can didalea decided to aimak in lb* open a.r, and the people th<-relor* repelred to lb* grove near Dm liaptlat Church. Ail Ur* openly avowed cardldatan lor oongreaa, Mo mm Smith, Tuggle, Peraoua and llairla, were on tire ground, and a lively Horn we* e a periled. I'eter K Hmitli, E<|., l N*wtto, wade the opening mesh. While the rprekii ,i lx leltntd any dealre or tutoultoo 1 at tuning llanU, or Ida reco.d, he attempted to ih, tacellofii at ttfsl gentleman's expenm Im-csomi lie Had •ent bU court intents ell Hie seeds end document* to which Ifaey were eutltlirf '1 hie wen the only minerr hie point praeenle<l In llerrie’ c>agree*)n --•I earner, nud Col. Hmtlk •emu<l to ee rUuty Irer that Hie icmhl termers ol Hie (Halt let weie It. gre..t danger ol tiring bought up lu e body by llrria wllh tb MHxle rent out Irotn Hie Agricultural Ot pariruent el Washington- Hi etrongly dhl llile Idea lake pm mm ton ol the hpeaker that be propoeed to deetroy the influence ol llarne with the people by agterlng that If tbev would lurh Heiris out and put him In that he would eeud them morn eed than llerrie bad ever ra*‘kd then’ Thinkbg he had • trong point ha ibouted at the top of bit voice that he would rend all aorta el eeed, pitaiv ei eeed, mwe eatd, seed every day and rvoty waek. Oh, eaW ltd, lam rfeore ew Ibe eeed queetkm- On thH mtdft platform, rumpled with the pa thetic declaration that he weak te go to c agree*, be aeeme to be etaofllng lor ewe gross. Mle atyle I* feivhl, hie gesticulation vi’be meet, and hi aeeme to be la dead ear neat In w onltig to gw to rcmgreas. II thle be a qualification there are aeome of pe lt tote all through the laud that would make floe M. Ob Ae n epeeker end e genial gentleman Mr. Bml >h made a Ibeor ahle impression upon nor oil lame. U being 001. Tuggle’a appointment be next add reeved the people. From wbal eur people had real ol tbla geoilemeß it* lbe papers they expected to bear a real Boanerges, a veritable eoa of fe under. Oa the preeeol aneaaleo, however, be Ml ba ht* tba expectation* el all aud lolled u mourn a particle ol that eatfcutdaem that Me admirer* ctaba he never tail* *e excite. From tba commencement he seam ed to labor awdor eosee great weight aad to aotlciphto that he wwe Icatng ground la attempttaf to make a epeecb- Apparent ly be bad batnwed bat Httle thoaght r prrparatlo* apon bte address, aa, iaatead ol a logical , compact, eeaaMMfenal erga mant, ha delivered a heeee, dhjeinted, fragmentary speech. Be etartod oat by telling an aid anecdote that cannot ba re peated in a newepaper, ,thea he aaid Mr. Hilliard bad compared him to Bataem* long cared animal, next that the pay of a conercaemaa waa gUJMO a yaer aad “gawd opportaa liiae,” that hr wee bora a farmer and waa prdaert to talk pollticr. Fetch ing a compose, he laid Georgia bet pad to frame the ledaral ooaatttuttoa, aad that then Wen uHOTlteoa with Washington et Vslley Forge, eddtng the* Tildee wee Ikraart preglisot sod tapped the greed climax by informing Mi hearers tint he bed been very desirous of going to con gress during the port si* yean. The only poial urged with corn lain esc why be ehoeM inparssdo Benia in eoe giese wes the letterV vote oo tbe elecKnl bill. He tailed to oeosure Thurman, Dny ard, Gordon, HUI and other Georgian* tor voting tor the *ame bill, bet did think Harris should be left oat la the cold tor >o doing. He sold be bad written e letter to lame fellow io Nee York and did aot advocate the Mil. Tbe date of thin letter woo to advance of any mcotioa et the doctoral commimtott and ea do meuttoe bad thee been made oi such a meaeun, ot course.tbe Hon. gentleman could act have either advocated or appwed t. He failed to awntton eey boom otteraocc* agamat this MU, eud toft tlm broach ot hie subject with tbe iiupreeatoo oa tbe minds of Me bearer* that bad be boss in cougraas, Thurman, Bayard, RonSJtn, Gordon and Rardnfeh Tucker woul 1 l ave bed bat lit tle to .ear fro* the opposition at that tlato ot the Hoc. W. olYuggie. to the ei ectornl coromimlon measure.- This bring tbe eo | lj daw the gentleman eoaid Had in Harris * corgmsiooal meord be seemed loth to 1 toave It, and dwU oe tha theme until he were it tbiwaJ- bane. Be also, comple aed Ural Karri* ‘bad beee i'artruinesta “* gating re fef lor two radical euaetitn *b, dob* M. Ward, of Vel Point, aad J udge Jotnaon, ot Cvlawbua, lie (abed to show the QrrwuHaac under which Dri# retfct wae obtained and seemed to bold that a judge ahould ant allow a man of oppneite yobtheal opinions to have jne tice or right betore at* tribunal. Me om plain* i mat congreaa had wertod the time of the tael eceeion ia Urn Potter feveatiga tfeo bill, eot knowing, or t/rget'ing, that the only delay ha the paecege el Out bill waa because of the refund of tbe radicate to vote, and he neglected to a*T tfaat thi* deadlock did net continue ever * week and that the ieveefigHion had ail been made by e committee without at di interfering with the labor* of camgrtw Shutting oaV* area whMe Mr. Tagg <* waa tienouucin % the democrat* tw their ebon coming*, it could wanly be mraglTOri that you were Uefeaing to a apeeeb from 0V fieid or room eovtbere radical, a® motto alike are the atunaau. Hard freeaal to net a man be, whew to eeaaura a demo crat, be moat employ the eeme ides* aad language thet eur eeeuilea ft tb* Woody sbbt earnpaign* ue* art gi<Gy- Peeeiug from thw tuple the tpeeker nest attacked the actio* at the dcMuctsti* ea rn olive committee of Merlwethev m agree tng that morning, that deleft’ w to the copgreeeioeai convention eft*ld be tela* ad, a a mm by a maa* maetiog oath# party, At the *eme thne be ferbore to rueutloM the Ihtle test that only a low hwura oetif# ha deatred to pertkVfaUe ia the defiberathMie of thie coeambtaeaad bo •tract them how they time id manage the huaioeee entraeted to their charge, Ae a candidate lor r. wigrawjte thought the mm miitee ahouid allow him to ariggeet the lieat method tor teleetiag daegatae. W* uelicve it bet fair to aay that <t only ev> ery member ol ike committee reaented line unoaunl effort at dleUUoo, but aery ettp trn woe feted at ’he Hon. gaoih-mae'l lar k ui lar i In attemptfeg N and hi* after imprudence la attacking publlefy the com tritium Inf not ri-apeciing hie rery mudrW rnrjurat to be *ll >w* i hi teaek tkem their duly. Nothing aiAl>y the apmkai at a>- r .r> <‘ bla andUmce agaiaet Mr. Teygle a* tld> (Juliette attempt to bold er ooaualt tre up to ceoeur* f r doing they duty with <>ut consulting him. It le tnitjuet to stole tl at, although the other cendMtirt were til In ten, n<>ue ol them, with the excep tion ol 001. Toggle, expressed eny letira to l>eve ilieoouioiltlee portue aey pertlc uler plan In the selection ol detogeto Cl. Tuggle tehl lertbrr that wee the "(Jod'e iruth’* ihet be desired to go to enngreae, that he wealed tba piers lor the git 000, Hut be wanted U for e eapport-- an.wt excollnnt raes< ae truly, hie heart s •earned to think, hum the cool manner in which they rare Wed hie emphatic ewweto, In Hie oouiee ol fclerembll age ba aald be waeep|iee<i to the revenue law sod Iniquitous proVWoar. The above brie! tketclt hi lilt mm pie oi the Iragthy bertngur of tXd. Tuggle and not aw bit aaajrgaratod. My it be gained wot a elagle bleed, bat fact ell tym l athy Hist was I*lore Ml tor him. Better tor him bad be not spoken al all was Ibe universal verdle* He lettoiwly fell lar be low any ol ble tor mar eflorts, aad cloeed with tba faiataet attempt at applause, on the pm tel a lew, that ever i beared the heart ol a retiring oeator. At the doe# al Col TaygleY add rear loud o< fee of Hearts, Ilarrla, renown do I on all ebtoe. la reeponee Owl. Harris epoke aa boar whb that el">|ue*>ee, beaaHfu, dic tion and grace that chs racist ism al' hie ei forte. Twwabtagly he elluded to the pee* end the chaagee ume had moapht since Bret be became e VOP r He had asset bed eay political embttloa. nag aa tar Asm seeking uae he bad ratoead bwtove the war to becemi a caedkiam p alx years eg kk friaada aad neighbor* without any sag gearisa horn him,in a ooaaijr maw lag pro seated hie aaam aa a aaadldato tor eon grace. Three times be has hern elected to that high pee Whin. Now, be wee ready aad willing to respond ta the wakes ol the people; II they desired him to serve them agate he woeld do sc; if theypreterred another he woeld rheerlally stead aside. Political Me Hie had po special aUraclkae lor bfcßAad he would willingly lay aeidr 'trearea tad hardens whoa the aapla ex pressed a detire that be el ealdloaa. He felt no iacbaeUoa to stand aside at few bo hmteol self appointed awd antataped eo mand and he Would unheeUaOegty obey, la regard to the charges that ha had work ed fur fee relief ol repaMbmaa fee ***** that ail the leading sad baxtnam ama at West Feint, daasoermU end good aeon well acquainted with all the hete had see! a pe tition to him asking relief for Ward- Thai so long ee he held a seat in ooogrem the humblest dUnen ha the district should en joy the right o € petition, a right denied no one—end should hare his rights passed apon by congress. The good people o, | West Point had asked relief lor tbla maa from congress, he presented tbe petition and was willing to be lodged by Umms facts. Judge Jobosoo, while collector el Savannah, tod tool #II,OBO through tbs dwbooesty el ne ottrial sot appointed by Johnson, bat by the prmMant of tha Doi ted Stems, end as Johnson eoetd net con trol the appointment, nod waa In. no way responsible for she tom of thn snooty, the oungress had reieamd Mm and hia escort tin* trom ImhUky. Tha proposed rebel re ceived the aeswtmm seectton to the House, oi tbe committee en tbe jnitomry on which are found some ot the beet meu In tbe demeoaatte party. Ho sold be bed unitormly orpoeod the whole raveuac syo tom M kb spmchei sad votes would show. Foiling to abottoh the system be kad advo oated a reduction ol usee upon the indu trim of fke cooniry- Both coamtUee room and on the Boor tbi* had beva hit< eoume Hs bad U aeadooJW redu:e Dm tax *o wbiakey aad !sUa. Them atateaMsts would be eoriohorateJ by turning to a speech made by btm May fib, 1575, 4 iM> ufcpir* of whick were prin ted aad scattered through th* diatrfet He had aiao eoogbt a reductioii or ad anlarie*, iadu iing hir owj a ad ail other offi ter* of ike goveramcaf. Mr. Htniaaaidh* we* wiiitng to be judged by hi* votes, to ataod or tali by tbeJt. In reply to Col. Toggle's ceusor* ol hie vote oo tbe electoral tih he aaid h imard no this; bum ike genffeinao in #p position to it whim it wae oader diactmai < Why did be aot call upon tbe people lo oppoae aad deanosca H thee t Not a murmur came. Gordeu mad Uampum ad vocated it* paaaag*. Here Mr. Harris paid a glowing, etoqueol uitaua to the** tw* trim and troated eouthers leader# It he* twee raid '-hat out leader* and coo gretstueu were afraid. When did ibe cheek of Uocdoo ever Waech i* praaauce oi aa aoeauy or Urn heart ot ilauiifon tail through fear oi tbe lo* f W* miy have I at fMdca by thi* bill, but what have w# gai— •u f War ww* averted, taiuiram* and tSooth CWodu* * **wl from bayouet role am) lb* cry of ibe bloody shirt forever rob tmd of tie power by the cotmervaiire action ol ike ffeoaoc atk party. Ob, but aay* Col. Tuggle, it wa* uncooatrtutiooal. Twarmea aaid a was aot. tfandolpk Tuck er egrewd that it wae >t. Tb* op h. ton aot Mtch pi otwo ad const ivutvioei lawyer* are acutisd Pi weight. Ourduo and Hill voted lor ft, aad the great Ueorgian,. Mr, Rfepb eca.—Tbe vpewker jiaid a toeatiUiui tribute u> tStejiheuv- Mr. Karris added that thta bad been made a tmt queeifes oowbere ekm, Is ai other diatrtc'. Where could a presidential candidate be ot*ai#d that did not favor this measure t How eomplimee taiy K aa to yervlr* that Mr. Tuggle could no* cut • 8 lb luaf ol IJa/ru wltk mt at the seme t*m- b* 1 eadtng Ike great ms*e ol ti>* democratic tally. .alter ceußaellirig day and night P* week* in* elaret ami m at ti-wted !*)*.•• • I to# pwr- |y M.ulU Ami Hu otfMrr ■MUvd <4 tWl|rl• *mww um* ike par i! that thr *awnea U* couutri. lhl Mr rtsggle the-, or I.a hr since, auggeapd a better ieioe-ly t ll* ttao.la atone In bia teoMtre, he Me Cos lombua'/love* efeiae all e e Imw ahm# ot all the Georgia pre#*, # lar a* I remember, opposed life pwaeagn .4 ike bill, deprecate' tbe making Diet qa wthii. an unmm le tba •ppveurbmg canvas Mr Harris spoke ol ibe urllt and bk el torts U> reduce the hu duos of uiy * , said he formed the same curroncy tor the government and the people end had tried to make green'oeckn a legal tomb r tor debt* to the government. * But wo here not the epaoe to I'ltow not iwwiwunao Inf' her le ate able aw I ttow , -mghty not storing ergtuaeo’ That the *audtones was In toll eyaqathy akb the •peaks' wee proves by tbs treqavns berate of hearty epptewes that gro-toJ the table; points and by the prolonged cheering tbet toltowfti Ae sheer el W>e eyw.-c*, Bed e role been lekeu we venture every Mart wether vole weald here been cast tor iter rtab The le.bot Irtenis <d •earned eetoaiehwd el the groat popularity of Col. Barrie aad omened that Col, Tug gfe divrtope.l eo tiule encagth. The toy was e ptifet t, a eomplcU triumph lor CeL ! Harris and wee quietly er joyed by all. 1 Col. For roue being called lor,waa neatly introduced to oar #tix *n* by Cot. Uarrw end be a tow eloquent end w!l timed rematks made, by hie maiden s|ecb frlends of ah our ritleeos. The Cub ww!d wear the ceagttmtoaal bowu.e with credit to himself aad boner to tbe district. •He said be wee certain from what ba bad ..area that Meriwether was solid for Hartk. Thus passed the day, a rropettlul hear ing being accorded every speaker, and all the gcod to lags aald by them being thor oughly eujejed We hope to meet afl ga a and w* each enjoy the honors he de server. lagsotoes Boa Naltj ■ , A web-known Bncrsmsntan who had bona not with -the boys” ootil three oVlxk in the morning, felt e trifle uneasy as to whad hie wtte would my apse the subject, and tmermtaed to odor* a Uttbn pm of •trWtogy. Mo isttmad tot hows mcriotsly, made hto way to their hed-roma. Ms was eat ao ehfnettoated hot that he knew it woaM be dengamoa to get into hod, so af ter disrobing, he took op a pssittoe by tbe mde ot *e tahyt cradle end began rock Ipg (thin a Iter. Hw wde, areaaed by tbe samp dfenmted him, m b wet, port of bit deop htf scheme, that obe sboeld, sod celled out r Why, wbot on earth ere you doing (berwT Doing t be replied, keeping tbe kioks not of hto tongue by on almost taper bemen effort. Doing? I’m trying to get tbto—beby asteep I Shs’t been cry mg half an hour and you’ve slept through it aR I Fh air of righteous indignation was well pat on, but it wouldn’t do—lock sms ngainet hiss. What do you moan ? bis better bait sternly responded. I here get toe toby to bed here with me, end she assn’s cried to-night I When did yon oome f kstoee** Mssot mat Forget Be. MeattfT—ttom (Tmaim rww4am) ww ntmtoe Bowsis seO mebeaTaoimi soar- Tse Ca—otstati et (Mtos. Usata Brapttaes amt sms For sale by J E G TKRKELL A CO W£ HAVK THIS DAI PLACED OCitOKDEIf PfJlt BOOTS A HHOLtS YOU lUK PALL AND WINTEK THAI> WITH THE DAY STATE SHOE h LKaTUEK CO. WHO AT TIIEIM KACTOItIEJAT TH EK DIF FEKENT PLACED EMPLOY THREE THOUSAND HANDf* Tb* K* of Mfi era made by tb*m ar* 'taimad on to the upper* with Urea* •crew*, kurwwj in (not driveo) and braddtd no inside, ,rer warranted not u rip Tketr work i> confide Dy rec-nmnciofe.! abeing aot only auperfer in durablllly t,. ordleary peggrel wit, hot far more &m --iortabi# to the wearer, mprmailp l* Um Jbft */ Ute b/SfeeiM* wr. HAVE TUB EXCLUSIVE *AUK cr the bay wtatb. make or ROOTS A Sfliyfis IN THIS COUNT Y PEHSO.AI) NBEDIKO AUK INVITED TO BITE ACT LEANT ONE BAtfl f* TRIAL, WE RAVE THE IHTMM M STOCK ON ILA.ND NOW. Will also ermtlou# to here lands to > ei flor those floe else* sevvrd Hbe* 1.0 Is 4toe,wbloli have givenw etoybeeiklwrii ti (nr twe ynn peel Selling ripWly far r/tftff we keep °or etoch, es afl Mns, fell of weamnitr peude end heps by mrrtrt npmtnht w ..| in triaeie n!ae of whet we offer to merit e large 1 arenas ol hwera as OUll SALKS FOR HOT WRRK LA HO KRTIIVN WE IIAVA EVER KAOM BKFORB, EVEN WMHT SELLING ON TIME, AND TO THIH DATE FOR HAVE MADE A VERY LARGE INCREASE OVER HOT July 11th 19TS. R. N. ELLIS. I OR6 o DATS • . * AT ACTUAL COST f w In order to make a change m ary D U( . ae** 1 will tell my stock of Boots, Shoe* Hate and Clothing at ACTUAL COST tor Ibe next M days at Ife flail. N> w ia ike time to secure Bargain* LADIES SHOES, Of all kmdt ana 81 YUM, Children * Hand Sewed Canfield'* Gaiters and Low Cut Shoes from fid.24 a padr to #.7b. HbUJ Hat! txaU lor everybody at COST. Do net wait but com# at once and secure BA HU AIM*. Milw A Bun‘a Iff thread Cloth Gaiter* *t •3 00. Zeigler Bra.'a Pebble Goat Shi** fie* A. K. PHILLIPS, At Phil'ipw' Shoe Store, Eaat Sid* Public Sq uare, BHEaiPP HALES WILL be Bold before lb* court Yuma* door m tbe o| UfwrßU Men wether County, (i*., the legal iiwura ol sale, on tbe fir.t l uewday in Au gu*t. Iff7B, tbe following property to-wit •me house andilet ia the towe oi Onto •ill*. !n*aidcw,nty.||i**naw Lmog th. house and i. t lormerty • word by Aimer U. Cel law* v, and conveyed ly km i* Adam U. Floyd, end situated oti th* Weal *td* of the pudtk iquare ia said towe of u.mmviife, *wd houadeff aa fellow*': o B ibe North, by tbeuOee fef *f Mwii k (fe IWy i on tk. South, by fife More bow** ol J >Uii A. fUnuMitns, do aaewd, and J dio W'. Ifeyd ; aed on th# Wa-st, by Iff# hotel loi at M. Wtuel iw, ioriber!y G. Of Howard , safe lot (ranting about hi feet and rw ung back about 3i (esh Lavfed •m a* ti e j rojwny ol A* G, Ptoyd en* of the dehodaura ;.a!w, one uod.vtded third internet m a ffer* or grocery huuee and lot aim bfetbemlth aiiop th<ww>u ia the fnwa .4 Urwwwviile, knoWß<as town fete NoWMi aad At , and that porti o ot town fet No, % Inaod tewwiAaadeJfeid.L Uaenbig by E. naoefew, eneapt, a etvfp- rtumfeg Base *al Wwvtefghtaww tache* w ide t. naid “ua dfekd*) woetho.l Inter eat hfeied mm (k pmwrt, of II ft. ntahMfb, ewe of ilw A* Iredmia All of (he above *i*Apeep*. , ty levied ew feeatMyeff fa It saw Meri .feher fftgnvkir •nm la Itrtu ol W, U. ll<r r-ett, v* A. II Fend, L IL Bieioek viyd 11. P Hfeiuck, Wiu-y H. Bhnttie* tranefevrr Properly polar*.) o#t by aaid ir.neferro and pwitie* iu poaaemi m nr U fie 1 aa ibe law direrU. This July tni 187®. . * FLORENCE; MtC. OB iR'.IA 1 Ordtnauy‘e oflfew. Mertwrtbef C< unly £ Jutjr let |g7|. Wherea* AillueU. Morris ae Uetor of ibe emate rt Charles C. Herr!., dereeeed. rvq roem>. to tbe sweat that be bee lolly adaetaksered fee aetnSe ol sold .toceaeed and appliee tor letters of diaak eioo tcom bis t'as* as aaid Adroimetrator. Thk w therefore to idle aad admewkh ell w wearned to Me their otyeetfooc, U any they base ,en or letore the flrot Monday ta October next to show cause why aald Adm lets*refer shoo’d not receive lottore Of djemUee-n from hk trmi as Admini tra ,tor sluemmi.l. Given under my hind awd offlcial signe luro. Tin*, duly Ht.lglg A. J. HINTON. I O.M.#> WOOL t CARDING. ’ to My Wool Cards we bow newly el otto* and in tom ooodWkm and I think I can solely my that lam prepared to do good work. I desire those who favor me with patronage to wash tbK wool at ones trtf bring it in early an that! may omtf and have it randy when you woo* it. Dagft watt tall laU when I may to crowded sod n-H bare lime to do tbe week prompt;? feryoe. 1 guarantee good toils wheat good wool i brought is. lam alsu Carding Cotton end making nice Rolls. Seed and get same sad tty them. Wool Cording lhcuper lb. oft furnished, or i the wool. Cotton Cording Sets per lb. or tha Cj-u- I will mil Wool Roils at ..40 rts lb. Cot 100 RoUsat. eto H* My b’lHi alas ia goad order and mi does ever sk< rt ot water. Give me a trial. Yours toe., NAT TEAGLB, Juno Um, TO HOXB gOSTEW and ees, Fiblbt, Haora* to