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About The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1878)
The Meriwether County Vindicator vciea ■>> " THE VINDICATOR. PlinUftUED kvkhy runiT, BY WVL T. REVILES AT *S.O PER ANNUM. IN ADYANOF <• Soatb Me ol ihf Opart H cj jniv urrxoßiis ORDINARY A. \ Hi .ton SHERIFF. O- 8. Florence Ci EKE ,t* W- H Keiet TAX lIKCfcVVER ...n. 8. dement* TAX COLLECTOR J. O. Christian TREASURER c. J. Anthony SURVEYOR O. F. Matthews CORONER JoUuR. Jouc TOBftTY COMMISSIONERS. H. A. CUuDt), Aumi bibley, C. J. Reeves, J E- Buebsuau, Allen H. WaWvrr. board of education. John W. Folk, W. J. Barn# Reeves. M. A. Parker A- fi. Fireman, Sec. SENATOR SCtli Diaaict, F. M. luue*u KEPKE-vEN l ATIVI S 0 F. J. Williams, C. W. William* i-LtbUNIiS-a OAROi JOHN W.PARK ATIOUNKY AT LAW UKMtKVII.LE, 0a Will practice in Meriwether uud the ad I Mu tog con alls*. A. U. FREE MAN Attorney at law onetcMviUAi, t * AH buefoto* entrusted Sufok •.>• Ueud cl to promptly au<l folihluliy. V ITu. h KITH, A attorney at law Oukknvm.i is Oa Will practice in Merieriir aud tin buu ete* ct.iitj •.*lne the (!oeta circuit. a. u Floyd, u. o. s. | > EMI DENT DENT.feT JL e Untaavtt.Mi Ua Tet to* (. aril. Ail wml aarrithied. x. p7msx w rxa ih , DENTIST, Hi. NO! A (JA HAVING Ijt-eii aAl*!y engaged In th* . PratiliCv ol Dental Aeigery curing lb* laid ten yiars, l Had . U.|eU l t l© JO all kind# ©I l>. Mini *.<rk in tbe eery tael style *f tbe Art,* "and 1 toueit the t*tfo ** M tbe people <il Mwlailit* oounty, assuring ail who pslr.n in* m (bat they •hall l ave Die *e<y best style ol a oik, and lr a* Rllle money aa would be barged by aay er*tupetoni DreUat in lb rui*. Cor re|>ond .<e liy mail prothi tty an-wt reo. Dll. E 1! i Kill i LL, I Fr K la* Piutaduwl - awrrtoas .!• l J („ pub'll utlue wllli bis lalfiet Dr J. K 0. leu ell, at (be Dug btoie. LIE E 1C aM HON Y, / FKKIiH I.R I'iok-jdi'i ml scivle* to V_/ ibe ciliAi:!.a ol Oroot.*ll.* and *n toil). 1-0 Oili est J, E. O, Tencil A Co* Dug Store - i hk *i O JlS* KLHV .MJ FANCY MiOKV */l LaG.'aUge, Georgia. ALBERT LEHMAN r I AS M)W, *tnl Mill keep always on JLXka> <t •! Lit vti 'tutta Kaat si e oi lb public a go> (1 nod wtu. ktf eciKti *Ttx k or JLHILKV ANU FANCY GOOD (oufidii.g, ol part of, fS COLL aid BlL\Ki< Watches. fr. Hitn. sod he)-u..,eT*,wl 11. best make Bpleudt Cold and Hirer Watch Chains. CLOCKS of all sizes, makers and prices Cold Fens and all kinds of boldet* , Cold Hlvtr A atecl Spectacle* A Kyc-'Jlaeecv, e - LiL-r ILYI l 1 / LLt W AK* Silver Plate Ware ul all Kiuoa and at/lee. Pocket, Table Cutlery, and Hast r* by the eery renown *-d n.ak'.n, Joseph Mcdgera and Ow-rge Wortetibelma. 1 am atiii re; aninr all goods in my line Too n.aay dlix. ns ol Meriwether and ad it iiiing couctie* lave tested my work to require a w< rd Worn me u to the chanc ier of It. I will, bowwrer * arrant all my wark, it property used, as 1 have always tea; ectiui.y ark a centinew c* oi the pautnaat I have received fro® my trteoda in Meriwether. ALBERT LEHMAN. Matbet i easy at Haase. Aa* mo year etiktorth D KoOWl’t TestUss (TuMitsg Pewter). Teettilas Bcfelate tts Beweis and mtkte TaeOUec mrj ; Cam Cbotree lafantsm ltd the Sommer Ctmpbi&u egeiuidsts; Basis Jt*a{>Ooaaad Bone ; B—ioss ltd Pnrs ms fnAass *f Worms. Wo rastetas erer re •w*d such eatc asiat:ic l emmredaUoa boo (hots who hart aaad it. For sale by Dr. J. E. G. Terrell A Cos. A. MUiUCAL MW:<L. Marty year* ago tbeie wa* in the east. rn pan ol Massachusetts a worthy old doctor ot divinity *ho, although aw emi nently benevolent and good a tan and true Christian, yet loved a Joke aa well as tbe mod inveterate Joke*. It was befort church organs acre ha nse. and it so liap- I retie i that tbe choir cf tbechurcb bad re cently purchased a double bass viotin { Net far Iron the church wu a pasture, and hi it a large to an bull. One hot Sabbath in the summer he got ant of bis pasture and came bellowing rp the strict. About the church there wae plenty ot untrodden grass, green and good, and Mr. Bull ate{- ped tc try tha quality—perclisnee to aacei tain w bether its location had improved Its fltvor. At any rata tba reverent doctor war in the midst ol his sermon, when 800, woo, woo, want tba bul'. Ttie do - tor paused, ImAed up at the Singing neats, ami with a grave Inca said ; I would thank the musicians not to tune their ioMrumeuta during urviee lime ; it annoys me very =iuc . The |ieoplc stared, stuiled,and the par sou went on— Uo. woo, woo, went tha bull again ; as hr |>asßod another gum spot. Tbe i aistm paused again aud addressed the choir 1 ieal ; y with the tiugets would not lone itieir mat.umi'Uis while I am preaching, A I rentalked before, It annoys me very touch. The people uow lairly tittered, lor they kue * that he kucw as we'l as any one wh*t the cause rvally was. Thu tniuiaUu went on a ihlrit 'Jure with Ida discourse, but hail not proceeded lat be lore- Il'X'i, woo, woo, came agaiu Irom .M’ The pa son panst il once mure,uud sen in each, lined : I have twice alieady requested the mu su tHi s in the gallery not to tuna l in atrumcota duiiug serinm-Uuie. 1 now irariicutarly risquest M . L— to desUt Hum tuning Ids big fiddle wldV ] am preaching. ' This was u>o tuurb. I.— got up, 100 much a*rhali<l at the Idea ot ’speaking out in meet lug, and alaininered out; It is nut me, Parson H—-j U’s that oonloui dcd town bull I It L medlean, wo presume, to add that ills *’big fl ldie“ was no; again beard In Uiat churcn. At) VICK TO YOUNU MEN. Rise eaily ;I* absieoMotit; be frugal , attend to )<>tir uwu liualneta and n< v*r trust it to another , be n h a rah! to work with y*or own hands •- dlllgentlyj tr at every one with civility and report good mar oet* will Insuio success ; accoinplLh a bat you undo lake , decide, then |.-iae r< re; diligeno* and ioduatry over no inn ad dtfttcu tiis, never !*• mean, rather giro tlian take the mhl shll'inr, never po tp< tv till the morrow wl.at can I e dorto to-itny never anlli.tpats wea'Ui Iroin at.y enure but labor, h ins ty I* not only the beat pol icy but the only |w>llcy, oomimn at the D at and keep climbing, make your word a good at yooi bond, seek ku.wl.-.tpe to plan and enlei prise to ex- etj'e, honesty to guvirn all, never trade lieyond your rock, never give too large ciedit time it money, make lew pruts lew, keep your secrets, lire within your Income, subtlety above all th ug* ; lock la a word ibat dree not apn y pj a aucceaa'ul man, uot too much caution —slow b and sere It the thing, the highre monument* are tiulll piece by piece, step by a tap we mount the pyramid*, be bold sod resolute when the clouds gather, dlffl cuiiiee are su-tuonoted by opporUon, tail reliino* la your capital, yaur comcwoos i* the b et moult'*-, never; be over but don’t underrate your own abl'llies. don’t be discouraged. ninety-nine may say no, Uta hundredth yea ; lake *0 your coat, roll op your sleeves, don’t be alrald ol manual labor. A. touching incident ol the siege of Paris Irtold by • correspondent of the C >oiem porary Review. A group e< men, women •fid boy* were drawn up te be ibot by tbe soldiers from Versatile*. One ol them, e led of footletn, pleedwd with the comman der of Ue shoodsg squad, “My mother will not know whet bee become ol me. Let me go into that porter'* lodge end •end her my welch. 1 girt you my word •1 honor 1 wiU co.rie beck.” The officer greeted the rr quest—probably mtsodiog end expecting that the led woo Id escape. But, in • motneui, be we* beck and declar ed hunseti ready. The officer hustled him out of the condemned reak with an etc nation in French equivalent 'o‘be off wj'h yon.' The led escaped while bit comrade lei:. Tbi* is s boy* coiDpoaiiioo os girl'. He ji : Girt* are the only lolk* that has their own way ereryttme. Oiri* i* el sev eral thouaaad kinds, and aoraeunee one eirl can be like several thooaar -t other git I* if (be want* to do anything. This it ail I Mow about giil*, aad tether aay* tbe lee* I know about them the better off I rm. A ViefcSbarg negro toll from tbe deck ol a a learn heat tbe ot-or day, we* (Coked un der a roe I barge, c* me up in time to catch hi* breath beior* be slid under* rail a mite tong, aad fioall y scrambled ashore down at War-eoton, (even miles below, with tbe remark: ‘No use tryio,’ ‘ye kaiot drown e deep-water Baptist P OKEENVILLE, MERIWETHER COUNTY GA., AUGUST * 1878. 1 Hill ' . JK ', . AbwHt Snnstrob**. A reporter ot the Evening Post io'er \iewed the health oOi ers ot New Yotk the other day m regard to suustrokea, with the fi llowing result; What's the first aensation, doctor, uf In- Hpient sunstroke f Headache or dizziuess, or a leeling Us.sd up or rend loess to drop. Some person! simply ieei very hot. In such cases what la to be done ? S.op work, go Into a cool place,lie down, or sit down, until yon toe I boner. VVhat neat ? Put cool riolha oq your bead, and drink cool drinks—cool w.ter tor example, or cool tea. Kat anything f Probably won't want it— it exhausted .taka a stimulant. Is ene always warned heioro a suu troke f U-ually one Is; bul 1 reaiember ene man, said Jane way, who told me alter* ward that lie lolt as if Ue had been struck a blow on the back ol the neck, domettmes a person leels t-xbauaied tor two or Hires days be hue an attack, has 10l sleep, |>ti haps, ani is working hard in the sun. All ol a sudden bs aud becomes aucousclous. VVTiou is sunstroke most likely to occurf When the system ie debilitated , the lies! lute nse, and the atmnstdiera muggy, la a muggy atmosphere tbe evapoiaH m ol the peispiraltou is diminished , aud without evaporathvo you don't get the cooling oi led of the ireispirmtuu. ('uses arw meru trequ ut also on the sec "id or third day and a hcHted term. What are t ie aymptopu f Irtsri-r.iss.i hei’i/> the body, aud luuha’Mt UUOOB i iousr ess, con vulaiunt or delirium. A pott mo.lrm examiuatlcn would show gieal congestion ol the brsln and luncs. I have seen the longs, said Dr. Janewi.y, gorged with bloo 1. HOW 10 UAKH A PAPKII Ho.tie ixsople callmate the ability of a 'ie**|Mt|Hir and latoni ol il* editor by the quantity ut original n a’ler It is confrere* lively mi easy U>k ioi a Irulby edi or lo ,our mit dally * column ol words—words Ul on any snd all suhjri U. Ills Ideas may (low in one wuak,washy, evSrlsstlug flood, sud the command of iris laiigusj'e may en able klm to airing Ibriu together Ilk* bunches el on tons, and yet hi* paper may be a meager and poor concern. Indeed ihe mere wilting part of editing a | eper ia hut amall ftorilon ol the wo>k. The care, the lime employed In sek-ctlng Is for morn important, sud lire tact ol a good ndi'or Is Irr.trr rlnmn hy the selection*. Ilian sny ilring else ; snd that, we know, is hall (he hallle i)o',tt*w<! to.ve said, sir editor ouglit to he cVjm.Vcd by the geuer .1 rnr dnet ot hi* pajwr.lU toue,>ta unlloin, ceixb lent cruise, |t* aims, insnliurws, ill dignity aud its propriety. To preserve th:e •• they ahoidd be pieaeived is enough to oc cupy folly the ai<Milou <>| any torn, if to this be a< ded lire grneial supervision of lh uewspauer etUblisbuiSiil, whlcli most (dlur.slnv to encounter, (lie wonder Is hw ibey Hud time to write at all. —Hx eh an j* Coupreamnan Ciierlew K-wnir lulorma an Interviewer that Ohio Republicans will al low their Htate ticket to go by dctvull anil make the fl-lit in the Congrt-aaional <ll*- trict- He think* nothing hto bo gained by denouncing the Potter h vedlgsllon, pior ounce* Mr. Hayes a good kind of a man and doing flrt rale, re mi to civil aei vice reform tv a qinor thing anyhow, and decline* that the policy o| non interference with the Hootn culd net have beeu put <0 much longer In any event bald Mr. KueUrr, II correctly reported : Anybody with a particle of loie Iglit iiius' see that the while r lnme.it it b- uo I to become the dom'nuit one In potties a* well as society In the 8 uith. This 1* inev itable. The lime ha* already passed when these Htatea could be kept under the tule of the army, and the only tblrg to be don* was to give them their government*, lu the hop* and belief that tbe tight would prevail. You might aa well talk about en f wclog etrict remperaoce law* la a com* m mlty ol Oetmao* as to try to keep the wb ; tes born asautaiog the lead io the bouthern State*. An nepiriog coined geottemao of Q'.-ot i-ia wiote not loug eg* to the President that be bad labored hard to obtain lor him a ‘piniiali ties’ ol ble precinct, and asking him tor a ‘local situation or a peti ion among your Cabinet advisers.’ lie in formed tbe President that be could otHsin ‘strict recommendation*, * that he bad al ien led Use Univendy of but* for three /ear*, and that he i* a ‘whole fouled Re publican.’ He cloaca with tbe request; Give me your ideas upon ysur circumstan ces of ibis eakiog. His ca * was referred t* one of the departments, and after con •■illation with tbe diciiooaiy. he add rested the Secreury In a ktfer tedoraed on tbe outside by himielf in which be aays: ‘i take tbo antboritlea ol tbe most humblest humilities and earnestly ask tor a position ander your provisions. He thank* the Secretary In advance ‘kindly and loving,’ and add*, ’please send me your future ex pectations. I tbiak you tbe greatest in tbe world to put it upon ti e.’ He con clades : ‘I will awaits your reply,’ and the probability fa that be is fill ‘awaiteiug. *— Watkwfim Star. Tern faltare In Ocsriia. In 1851 Dr. A* L. Acee, near Bellevue, received froua Senator Iverson, at Wash, iiigton, two d.ftW tea piaAts, oi which lived sad develops J into vigor oas hushes. Mr. T. J- Aces Inform* us ths shrabs art new tan teet high aud twstvs last ia diameter, and produce an annual yield ol about seventy-five pounds ot tew to a bush. Ths IflglaAl eighteen havs ln e’saved to fifty, hd are now thriving bear an; hut, swing to imperfect methods ol cailug the leaves, comparatively little o| this valuable product ia util feed. Mr. T. J. Aoee baa kinJty iurnitltsd ns tb* above facta, wbtofa, wt think, should attraot the a Use lien of thou jl our population who ate likely to dsv*jii a fondness (or tea cnlUire. Tb* obttacle preaeutsd in curing tb* leave* can not* be readily nvwouuae, and eartaialy a Mreat advantage will ac crue irons this cjstar W i.inbaud. j tt onr people will give |H such small Indotuiet iutalligsnt cullute aud pertlstonl enter prise Tbe cultur* requite* but little la bor, a* the plaalfl grow aud flourish on most any kdid of* >ll, and under teeaiing iy lUitavorablo condition*. It i* worth a trial a; tbe h*udl ol tboce who bav* both iea laaia and eapaoitr lor such things.— (TallKit.en RegHt r. It la Inturestteg lb note the uumbur ol imiwrtant invention* due In the ingenuity of pereous wiMMe iccupulhm la/ entirely cutot the line ol mechanical pursuit*, Whitney, wb* invented the cuttoo gl was a school U.chor aud Fulton ol team- Ivsst fame wa! an artist painter, ns ws* al so Rsinuel P. % Morse, dlcov*ier of tl e telegraph. Brindley, the greatest civil en gineer In K’lfhtad before the. present cen tury wa* totally deficient Id scientific training. Arkwright, the Inventor o( tbe •ptnuiug machine, was a barber; and Cartwright, the inventor ol the power loom, wra* A Clergy mao, who had never even sewn a Weaver at wotk. Roebuck, (he oiigtnetor of the modern iron mauufac tuie o( England, was a physician at lilr mlogliam—gud so the list might liu much •steaded. ; A Vkry Foolteh 4|i*o*tloii, Nulivllls Ameiksn.] Colonel Q , i.f Bowling Grcvn, Ky. nude • heavy play against a laro bank where fin# lunohs* were set st all the houses, and dumprd over a thousand dol- Isrs, wlilph completely wa’him out. 11* rcluc antly laid aside his u etie-piper'' and lead iwndfi ahd called lor hi* uleak and oaee. Ihe coloied a lendant hroiiglit tin required a lkie*, ud, wh ; ls adjusting the c>ak, politely remarked : ‘Lunch it Just eady, Colonsl, won I you juay and have •on a(' ‘’Lunch I” rwaie'd the Colonel, gilu ting his Uodi and taking a firm glp on Ida walking stick, Mo you think yo i fool, that I can eat eleven hundred dollaie worth of ham and got even V Not <li Carolina kpant, Raleigh Lr-t.fir to I’biladsphia Tuner.] An loiitieuke umber of nuhllc speech. • a * now beiog urude dally all over to* B.ate. I went out to'the speaking” >n>- lerday at Cary's, in .hie, the Uietinpo'l an vou.dy ol Wake. There weis bat.e'a ol wliiahv sod liogaheada ol sweat Mu less than alatveu wen made talk*, short and long. Tuese weie all caiididalo* lr office. A light or two in tbe out.bi ta of the th oDg enlivened tbe proceedings, liut New Ltgbl, where the ’’discurkiuo will take place so Tbv.aday, is the pet ar< oa fur oa‘icnfl*. Ooughig is one ol the styles ol wsriJie lu that locality. When V ..ice aid Beale aimke .bs.e In 1070, eyea weie *ald to be strewn about the giouod like ‘ rap* hul'e In lha Hcu i|H-rnong aeaaun. A Detroit girl picked up anew beau the otuer evraing at churth, an 1 when they ■ cached her Istltet’a gate he accepted her invitation to go h>. He waa perfumed to kill, and It wasn’t loug befers tbe musk reached the beck room la which the old folk* an;. Tbe old man waa beard (tub bing siouad, molted.ig and growling, and presently be opened tbe door and passed out and walked around the bouse. He cam* bar k a.ter *ooffing around lor a few miauloa and pounding oa tbe parlor door, be euquited, * range! Ids, where’s the piece of candle 1 I den’t know, lather 7 she Inquired in return. There’s a skunk or romethiog or other under the addition,and I’ve got to bant him out, or we can’t live here over night’ Tbe young mas didn’t May long after that. Commenting upon the Ulk In some tri be-Republican Journals that tbe n mina- Uoa ei Giant lor a Iblid turn would be e noiice i o tbe Boulb to “to* tbe mark,” the New York Herald aay*: finch language Is overhearing aad insulting. Tbe Sooth baa lately shown a patience, composure end •eU-dJselpline which add a truer glory to its sacrifice and fortitude In a bad earns ; and tbe Radical* will make a grave mis take In policy and la taste If they do not d**ut Irom each ungenerous inuueodoe*. Let the past bury the past, aad tbe present will care lor Itself. It your coast Hetios Is broken down, or you find it necessary to purify sad cleanse tbe blood, me Dr. Bull’* Blood Mixture. Engtnfid's Fewer It* the IHedii icrmnenn. Nashville American. Tbe advantageous position of Kuglsod wiili reference to the Madllterranesn, and to her trade in Europe and the East and to het Eastern Empire, ia one ol the moat woudr rlu! monument* the geniu* ol a great poople ever erected. While Russia, Irani ihe days oI Peter the Great, has recogoix ed (be importance nl the Medliterraneau. wliils statesmen, philosophical historian*, have poluted out (bo influence ol Medi terranean nation* upou the woild’s hiatar) the pioductivcuew, populousncaa, powei and wealth the peoples bordering on that great Inland tea, and while Napoleot aid France have recognized the impor tance oi Egypt and 0 nataojlnople, Eng land hat quietly, lor a ceattEy | ast, made btieeli completely master of the M -diter rsbeas. With the lot tret* of Uibrsltar tbe commands (be entrance, with Malta Blxty mile* irom Italy and one hundred miles irom A*rfoa, tbe hs* s distributing p dot for ship* and troops in tbe very cen tre ot the Mcditleiraneer, Bhe possessed s urge pscuntery Interest In the Buez Ca ns! and ths poit ol Aden, another Gibral tar near tbs louthsrn extremity of ths Red Res, thus completely commandfog that tea aud practically the Bus Canal leading in fo it. Now, tbe establishes anew point ot rooceo.raUoD, where she can mass Indian troops train tiie East, while she may use Malta as a point ul oouccnlratlou ol En glish troops. From Cypres she commands tha sou*hern and lower western const of Akla Minor, end lie* within en*y reach ol the Hues Cansi. From the mainland she i* rcrafpfoysftMd* to the valley of the Eu phrates and down to the Peislan Uuil, ere •ting anew and nearer route to ludit. Cyprus is several hundred miles irjm the mouth of tbs Dardanelles, but her groat uavy ud her cl relation* with Uiseco cnahls her to command that outlet against any power for m my yean t* come. Thus, with her powerful navy, gras*, rroourco* o| men and rnouey aud bsr vast comuierotul mailne, England Is, In a maritime, com mercial aud military point ol view, com plete maaier of the McJiierraueau nnd ot lu eveiy outlet, while lu Aria Jiluor she its* become a formidable rival aud barrhr aga|i.t Russian aggrtrsloe. il is ne wun der tb wt murmur* arise from ths grsst Msditsiraresu nation*, Italy and Frsvcu, on account ol their oommsteial aud tullita iy luteresU, bul II will bs s matter ol insre wonder If II amount* to mute "rsu •- muring, Apeaklrif of the appropriation of tho rieiiato efflnea by tho ii coming Domocrat io Hmmte, the Washington coriea|tondaat of tlie Baltimore Buu say*: lu regard to the office ol Hecratary ol ■ha Heiiale It was staled to-day by tbe I.ie.ida ol Mr. Henry M. WaUerkon, of tk* Loultvlllo Courier-Journal, that he li a candidate for tbe |iosltl<in, wnd has already re e'vad such asauianco* from tbe Demo erailc Henatoia a* to leave uo doubt ol hi* election. It Ik general ly understood that Mr. John H. Thoiiijamii, the preeent Her geant-.it-AI mt of the If..use of Representa tives, nor! n warm peraonal friend ol Bcua tor Thurman, will lw tho eucca*..r ol Mr. Fiench as t.'ergoanl-at-Arms of the Bonate. A Oiietiecilcul level, young and enlhu llaalic, who emg and played for nearly two huma befuru the houae ol hot la.ty-iove the oilier cveuii-g. was < lecliia..-j—that la, slincked—almr a tboit pause, bv a cordial "Thank you” gracefully pronounced by the “other ledow,” who ap|>eaiid at the drawiag-rtenn wilt low. Gcotge H. Butler was nrlgned in Ibe Police Court, at Wasbiogion, Friday, lot I* ceny ol a suit of clothe*, found gul iy, a.id sentenced to a flue of |5, or in de fault, ct a aboil term in Jail. Up-m appeal bail could not be raised, aud But'ar was committed. Ibe a hole affair is tbe result ol a spue. Duller is a nephew ol Goo Bsu ’*. s •sMßowwnffi|gnmMoM A teacher In (truggllng to make a tough brained boy urdeteUnd wbat conscience was, finally ssked: Whet makes you lex 1 bid after you have done wrong f My dad* dy’e big leather strap, loellugly replied >bs •°y- _ Tbs latest yam shout lasi railroad Aim* is to tbs effect that on a certain road • voang man pat bis bead out ot ibe car Wiodow to kiss bis girl goodby, when tbe train pulled out so rapidly tbsi be klsned an old Africsu lemale at tbe next statUn- Tbe pufled-up egotist who says a wo man esnuot do anything so well as a mao oas never teen ber peck a trunk. mm+rn*+mm A week solution of ammonia it one of tbe best lovigoraton of all kinds of plants. IVwther*a Must net Forget Dr. NoOrtTs Twtdtlas (Tfothiae Powders) ragu brtss tb* Bowsl* sod makes Tsssfctsg mmr- to bias Oats* Ctiolres-lotMlew aad tbs Itssu .OMspiaMs ot ChlUaso, Ilssi* grupt'eos aad sots ■esaovss sad provsnt* to* formation of Worm*. No mutter mould bo MOurnt H, For sale by J. F. Q-TgRRELL A QO TO M &KE MONET Pleasantly as * fast, agents should ad d-ert. Fix it, Hakvxt * Uo. Atlanta, Gs. NEW GOODS Nbw (tools. it • are glad to inform tbs people o Meriwether that we ore vow receiving our Spring Stock of DRY GOODS, OLO THING, NOTIONS, SHOES, HATS. AC, Whisk will bom b* completed in every department. Our mot to will lm aa heretofore Quick Bale* aad > Short Profit*. All w* atk la for you to giv* si a trial aad we will gsarai tee you will fa* pfoaead with <>ur goods and prices. DON’T FAIL to give us a coll wires you ooms to La Grange. BOYD * LYNCH. The White * THE EASIESrSELUWs THE BEST SATfffYWB SewliHie jus%sa.tussv priced MohiMA. * THERE ARE NO SEODNO-NAIIO WHITE MACHINES IN THE MARKET. Tkle Is • ssrv Itesiteut watte.** HJa •waN> j.tj m&i&z pouMted* IttiV*ikMekaa^kwP*tew peaCsem afte a**) aw* nketlt and set tpan MWtM °Vf* WCHiKMAHMIIP.iI IWMIMAttW. Do not Bnj Any othor Uten tij lng tho WSZT& Prices ani Terns laiß ftiUtet m ▲OS vn WANTED { Whitm MufiAllll Od* Ww frvv* Mwvvvrey wrwvp CUYELANO.R. * NEW GhARItEN Nurseries, Established A. D. 1018. ORJUUffBORU.N. C We take ibis method to Inform the - mm of Moriwotbnr, Tsfbot and adjoining coosties, that oar agants, having aartifl caU of agency, will visit you during tho months of July, Aug. and BtpC to soliait your orders for trait truss, vines, for tbe toll delivery of 1878. We request fan to reserve your order* until yen sen sue oar pistes representing oar varieties, and git such Information as oar agent* are pro* pored to give yoo. Wit GUARANTEE TO FULFILL TO THE LETTER ALL WK PKOMIBK. Our senior JOSHUA LIMDLKY ha., l**r tb past fifty years, eegeged in ooiisct log, proving end selecting fruits; sod ton bate cow every variety of superior kinds In tbe world, aud those beet adapted for tbe south and its different localities. Don’t be hnmbugged by tree peddlers hat con e to headquarter* for good fruits. Those doubting the merits of the Liad ley Nurseries can bava such doubts ks oroved by reterrlng to John U. Williams ot Luibtrvilie, Judge Cunningham ot Al euts Editor ot VranicATon, J. M. Parnell Wet Point, and hundreds ot others who. bans tasted oat trail* to per feet mttofon lion. Tbankimr Jyou for put patronage we esk e continuance of setae. Very Reepectfolly, J. LINDLEYABON. Live energetic mea wanted as agents ibeml eoeamiasiOß gtvae. Address J. A. Wo in, Nswaao, Gs L. L. LAWRENCE, Ncwsaa, G*. NO
