The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885, August 09, 1878, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE VINDICATOR '■ Ss as Was T nkvtij. Edina tiii.J I'ff.jn ietor i.I'.VA SVIU.K, fKI I)a V, Am/ it, \V7H. Hd'rt ■ cumy wnd* lf*r -i* ■ • nyatcs to (lie (,’ /I (itiiiin.titUrt) tl < 'invention, W It-llauipto . an) tlx: entire s'-t'e ticket ol H iinli C*r Him hav : <<•*::• rxxiii nale I tor re-electlm Vrora Jkl/o Warner w ')■ am ,thl 111 C.tHCi have boon returned to tlx next term >,l Kin Huprerue Court. It vw 1,1 >:■ t 4tliy he impTWilhie li di*p-'*c id all there camp* Inline the clou.- nt tti’J leim. J.atl ..ill: Oft# ii| (till Cit.Z (.*!' quite a package ol bandbid* giving eleven reason* why Haul* should ix ’ he u l .n.' •) lo Congress. Ilcl the writer mhle<l one nn>le, then wmiiil luve been jil a dozen n lU ri-a-ona alt in a tow, b it tho reault j WOO Id have heoti all the same, too know The niliOii report ot Ut# nut• #< * iktji lu Mewnnn, u* published in the Ilein l, mto tra ttiat tho delegate* Irom Cow. to the eoHK'ewiiotml e invention ' not in rifructed lor Builb. His name occur* no win re In the published an< ouug,oi thnjifo Cftedltigf. Col. H 11, the present member if on gres* Iron) the O b district ha* bin delcal ait in the (duvi.i.llon. Tho balloting* atnod lor a bn g tune, it* 11 40. thtrlton 20, 44 In inn two thir.lv. Col. Joel A. ISillu|ia ol Morgan wan uomi aii .1 u cnliipKx eolsm Cam'.lilstJU >,V- , A!\ :t tC Hull tin# horn clclciiletl, hut have no doubt Col, Itdlllpe will Ini nlr.i ted oval Hpeor lv Indepci dent In the primary election held in lb m r lat Haturdsy lor delegate* l 1 the congies Rional C< HVuution Haul' cun to! II dm trlct* unit I dgg'e. two. Tlila airunin tlx Tote ol Troup, Ttigglu'* own eoiinty. In Harris. Tlii' Yellow Fever I* rapidly In. h i *mg lu New OrUmt* and nil - tt'iiil< *i■ n with tin) city mnl '.lie mi l ninl <•" ml i ili' • lias been pr.iltllilUfd. The plague I. m mi y< l •iMuttmil tin rpiilen Ic Inrm The chuVhh* 111 III' Dili, A limit 1, liisli lit fo|f tip abi'Ut an follow* . Gaudier 10 Vi Isa, Htewiirl l(), Hammond 0, Du etui 0, With Upson nmiity yet In heir irmn flili ci unty ha* 8 vole* flmt will go to **it lj*r CaiulM or MlewaD. Blount will be t> nmulii itod lu the tfib, t ook In tbu 3id and • Smith In tlio 2nd. Stephen* will (mvo no o|i|M>lti<i 111 till) Bill |tl Jglng Ir on present Hidli'A'l n*. Kearney, the noted California tomroun Ist agitator,hat recently arrived in New England, and tlio I'Howlng extract bom fill Aral speech eliowi Ibnt while lie may ylritr iy rapltil lie li vine to Inaliliin a *y* tsttl of holrale p'tlinter mnl rolbioy. hi Button Kean ey enid : •*1 bring you glad ltdingn from editor nia. Wo left (lie plains ol California strewn with 1 tin fcnteiing carea*m ol public p inn dcrer* (cheer*] an,l wo hope to sen tiro United State* *1 Amnio* sbutlarly organ ised, Ido not Intend to ithires* >t (a lio i, a Clara, or a pmly. My simple inHsimi h to address tlio holiest, .horny liundc.l son* <d loi'. [Cheer*.] I Imvo proclaimed from the Inception ol this movement (’rath to the machine politi titan* [cheer*], death tc the thieving; c| i Uilsls [cheers|, and death upon death to the murdering, plundering, thieving land pirate*” [Cheers]. Tlio Columbus Enquirer says the wi rk Of (trading ami building trestles on the UfoUb & S'utli Kailfoad is progressing finely. It lias lieen graded to about hall through tha town ol Hamilton, and is now ready lot the ini'. The only place hit ;u - finished is a rock at Collcgo Hill, which WrtMstqnftw Wanting. Five tn sties have lrc#n built, And the sixth Is being erected. It would be the work ol only ten days to put the road through to Hamilton had the railanfVrd. Mr- H. Blancbaid, ltie put chaser, Is now North, negotiating lor en gines and iron, and will ptobably have the tn here before many days. Hp<irtrl Interview Willi *|>ln grr, W Aug. 3. -The Post tills morning publbhes ,l,c ‘ollowing : The Post emu lit lion. \V. M. Springer, of the Potter committee, on tho tly yesterday, ns lie pasted through Washington en route to Join hit (amity at Deer Park.and briefly in terviewed h*m on the subject of the testi mony taken. lie considered the case against Hayes sufficiently established already. Why, said lie, take the Worni’.ey contcreuie alone ; tne committee I as the care conclusively established that there was such a confer ence, that It resulted in a bargain, an un derstanding-call it tvliat they choose— which ceded in the inauguration of Uaycs. It has been proven th.'t cei tain Southern Democrats agreed to.bie iU down the fili buiteting movement and thus open tue way hr a j ercetul inaugura'ion,on cond'- t| ( ,n that certain concessions were made to Louisiana and South Carolina. This part o( the bargain was asscntel to by Hayes’ lrhnds, 'and he subsequently ratified It. 4? It lias been lurtuer proven that on the very day that Hayes was Inaugurate*!, and but an hour or two betore that ccrem ny, Gen. Oibuoo, Mr. Levy au*l others wailed on him and waoted to know if he intend ed to abide by the agreement, he assmed llion; that le did, and that he wouid ve>y Soor. provide a way to entry it out. lire MeVeah comoiiii*wo wm preferred am the way and thus the Pickard government wm overthrown. Mr Hayes him-elf was a party to the cor apt t ranted h-n and mo*t lie held ut, lOntih e. lly impeachment ? 'I at m ttieon'y legal aj- to reach him. J hat oi l- at. an ne (t* 1 ire the coiimiUx in c'.u !<>. tm ic w !i ii o-thr l< to a dto it) it i-i fit. net to demand tin-iin 'o limen' l l llayra, and the H xin<; will uo doubt pfts ent a’t,i m a, aio-l b'fli Bat he wid he trie-! by >i Repnb :ii an Henate 7 He may not lie. ' After the bmrtb ol ne*t March the m usic will he D.mocrslie but evt h thi- | ffc:-eot Beoale, will! it* lb: puhlu no rotjoiity, could o- l atrold a v*x diet < I guilt. a Wort dn'l IV Meier then Irecome i-*,eiii llcni 7 Jtut thi same eoiruplton whteh seated Ilsyev, at*o uCt l Win elei, and he count not hold tti" piaoe. {ft *t to Vio J*i#si e’ the l‘reldt ol the Heoale i> hiyheat oMirr, and alter the Inuflb ol neat March that i tree will Jur filin' hy a Democrat But i iir.ys i.c,:- mb:, fwi to the Worn ley con lerei.ee, tli i* hot one ol the ct rupt acta el*h;t*h- ) axaioat the adiolnir trillion by !h i niiiiiiiter- Everythiurr baa 11 on prov eu 4b*i we npwtud, aud t urn Is j/roiit deal wore to come. Mai y "I our UliZnt * unite In proclaim Iny, Dr. Did '* Bin and Miatuie ihe moat wniideilot hiHU'iiiwit that ever ao.rninl Hie aifikiiiK *y *l‘ hi Mini'al* f Noye* biid hi* blends tbit be ,tajki-.l with liuiit In l'i*t U iboi.tJ,Ht*. thn-d tens, rc;--.l *mr fil ilit 'll id Id, naii-il ro>, declndiiK u *it whether in. o ild aei-, Ia noiiiliiatum, auyln that li* w--.ii tirtd id p- lull * and s’l-mM lu-iilati; to i(iilii i-ntei tin- arena, that In- hid mure than, Ida ahaie ol llnihordiu: a I hoii'fi ol ollh n, an I prebtne I hia ii*" lor the balance ol hN lip-. liljn r.| Biiritfat wiili-a ai Id uva to a Harto){* newapaper Mr, K 'ltor In n-a.l your an- '-ant ol hij tilery a Knowe'a In.'i: i|uij{ InninO, jiii W i hiii r’. n • tieul, ) ui <ay 1 overlooked a lady'a ill inohda wi rlh tli niaanda, Ihn alale neit t Inn rrw, |aw i-hui",-hand l*ui rdteftt tlu-y sveiu |"i*tn Your account |* n i nni| li lll tii>t to me Iltia'liu* tfi-rii a man wimw amit’s **> diiilil, who hcvoi to him oil lm aald, tlx tvßalhcr E lid, i’ll iliivvu mylifftitl 111 Nlehum tMlli. AI Mo.ml Mt-ig*, Ain, w horn, J.ixm ry fi, UMrfi, Jana ftnuhyrd MrDade, dmigh li t ill Ai' vanilrr W —VI: D . In, tTTj it„r hhth w amidst sntn* ol wealth, nodal Kfinemenl and rural proapi-ilty. Her ib, mcaltc rvhiltotial.lp* *<cirri! lor bar tlx stlvotiUgea of aflertionate nut lure and the iHchest aocial cultu te. .Ylthoug h abe 10l het mother at a vory cany prriuil, it -was her eminent goal lotltton to tall Into tin hands ol detu udativea alum tender ami Jiidlciot sg i u.liatiship went a* la ai i, possible lot any i-atth ! y uversighl to go iu aupplvlng the lack ol maternal devotion Mr. McD-tde was a man of slr-mg individ tlsihy, licimulde and uptight in s nti It I’hla and deslingv, firm in I iendships, H ith In I l" < v< ry cbl gi.tlnn, tmdei ly ih v > ltd to his only child, into ivlxsi- mind he ino hilly ins’illr the excellent principle* which regulated his ow it cm and net t - ver let t hi Id lira dl e nali lied w ith li.srkcd li ilidily. Asa prominent tlt r ;i of (Re c n immdy he strove to pre-mote not only the cause ol education in g> m ral, but Ihe spec ial training also ol It its Eel -\cd daughter. Ills ill.irts were signally icwarded in ei ing her o ir and, naturally active and vig-r oua,beautifully an I symmetrically expand ing under the lostcrlog care id competent instruct, rs. From it fanry her Luatt was tender, htr seiipihi iiir s acute, her conscience senqu lous. The early religious impression* which she had received in her hmuu train ing wrought silently but powerfully upon her ausi optiblc and ingenuous nature, li her 13th year a Quarterly meeting was to he held at the Mount Meigs t'liuicll. The occssiou whs not marked by any umisna spiritui.) excitement. Without any vk>- leid i r ( eculinr religious exercises i.f any kind, Fannie was moved to seek admi?- sion tuto the church. With that delicate dutifulness which ever characterized her whole litc, she first secured her lathei’s consent. Having witnessed a good con fession, and given satislactnry evidences ot a s< und e.nd vital religious experience, she was iiuietly received ipto that blessed com munion ol the Methodist Church which she ne\er atteiwards lerrook. Her expe rience, even at an age so tender, was sub stantial and nnot trufivc, while her con duct wa9 marked hy a degree ol moral thoughtfulness and sober consideration much beyond her years. Alter an excellent course o( preliminary trail ing in a school near home, conducted by Mr. IV licit E. Park, her father plated Fannie in the Tuskegec Female College, Tuskegee, Ah, under my control. She there entered upon a aucccssiul career of college study, and in September, 1872, was transferred to the Huntsville Female Col lege, Huntsville, Ala., to compute under my care her higher education. She grad uated in June, 1873. Her long and inti mate residence In my family gave me the best possible opportunity to become ae quaiuled with her mental, moral, and so cial characteristics, and I cau now truth fully affi im that, out of hundreds ol young ladies thus committed to my charge,l have never knewu one who exhibited in a more pleasing degree all the higher and nobler J K. FLOURNOY. U. H, Jr FLOURNOY & EPPING (AU-TUK W'AItLHOUcE) W A. K JB H O U SK AM) COMMISSION MERCHANTS. COLUMBUS. GA. Caah Advuncea ma-le o.i Cotton -n >S.ore- -ii to* Bh:,invent to other Ma'zet*. IJt*t Brand* ol UAOOlSiitbJ T lb a.aayeet Uod at Loweat Mamet I', ice lit • ejhceftenr* * -l an < aiu4 cbrWßft woman hood Nature hail endowed her with a solid and vij-omoa urideratandiny -h- nad e |y a£|Uirel habit* of iq>pi a’) a *o itiidy. Pronn(ted by conaeWoU-r.i motive*, the made it her late as well m her to cultivate her power* id rnubm and bear Ttie rfuiii was a dsfrre* ot Wikidarshlp at mice un table and Com.neudable, an J a Character marked by j(utheft#n, purity, InftcnuonMieM fttnl piety. Ho 8f tal a flee tion was a mi lked trait ot her character Bh* not only loved her lather **Jt *he t>- lighted to ! ton her devotion by every po*- sttile tm-ao*. Hi* Wbhet **-'* her inn oisfids, tli* advlle her taw ft r iej i-unt hi* ojiiiiien*. übiiHed to to* J ditnital. and obeyed rbeeftully his u i .v kwir fun .( the stioniri *t detirra ol in ' Id* w* P- C 'U.,1.1- e m.-'t ■ dn-1,.1 iy> . T'.-s-'-lfeC V:b; ! st fr lot ft Inline to tak" car-i ol !-r dear father It- hi* deellnlng *g' Vheb ati* hail 6*iih cl her eonrw ahy hin toned to hi* aide 11,. re. In the rallrr.inent ol bu r- n: ntry h uni’, denying her young li-n , ottny ot lb p'l .-*lll*l whab cmutl'i.le lie entire In: ( toe,* ol 111 St *li!* tit ||l **• .*he **** lx r*ell up wn tly to tl*c >ta and oveikij(bt ol h- r ltn< r iiouselxth! N • Social r !un wera strong enough to Jivait lot Irom her I* ell wed | S'i'i * *)n!y wtxu her own health *” en-ie: bet *lrady and devoted ftMi-iiHous, did she temporal Hj iaia* bet a * iluoiti dorne*tic cit '■ A* her lather gr<- v mini- infirm her t<'V sic-im with lbs gir-ater pdf My a• I onttsu'*y Odor* ol manligis, however a’vtilagsooa, were firmly put Midi), !o*t new nU'iuua might inti flue wltli her paramount doty to her pan 1 1 I bn* ttinstrsting In tir tomtit- Unit devotion ti r htgbeat uttribut** of wo maul} rs ellirne -,*hc ale dl*t|y cot ' . nun! tier i ii-.-rsf ol uiiohti mivn filial fhey until hei Utbei’ death,which enwirred In April, 1H77. Du thn Su b and/ ol Jbo* Ih'd, Mix ah H it" -w lie i‘ed trr —n a ll iipe—i VI Howard 1’ Bark, Jit <) -,elite, (la Tba nnl'-n en ol a mod longeutal and toil unate ebarseter, lounded tspno mutual cm fl her ce and sincere cbrtatlan affection In her nrw sphere *ll of Fannie’* virtue* ahi'iie forth writ) Increased lntn . Thor oughly domestic in her nature. hrlfihi>'f 1 um the g’nre ol pwbth i'y, & tiding her highest pleasure in 'h'**n pure, innocent no t HiuiaUle a-S'KisMoa* which hallow the home ciiclc, affect km by her own lovely character and reciprocalirg it hy at’ the gentle ministries <1 an ue.se.fish soul, site n on Itecmne endeared to all tier new relation* !>y lies aa at'<> g a* they were teii'tar, and i* enduring a* tber were slump In tit# bosom ot the fuuiiy tic* I le’y, though not deni mstrativ *. was de cided and con-isteut ; her dispo I lion amia ble and sfl ctiouate -, her temper serene mid cfieerlul ; her conversation modest, ti telllgr nt, and rrfined ; he* domestic habits Industrious and economical ; her who'.a tile a daily, renewed round ot viru oua ct.Jo)merit, happy aflahiUty, tii'etfui depeudt'llje, | atiei-t 'alairtoustiesr, and helpful asa'rluiti *1 o such a lile and character, !i'e nu i I trpetua! beutdiction, and dea'li, c*>me when it might, could 1 ring for her neither terror nor a'arm. Happy in 'he love of tier husliaiul, ami in Ihe growing estcdbi and contidence ot hsr new home circle, tier married career was aa lieautilul as her early days had (teen bright and pore. Yet it wa* no css brief than charming. At tacked on the 20th, My, 1878, by a part ial malady, it was soon discovered by her stricken husband that the disease must prove fatal. Fbe lingered eight days in great rutfering, but not a murmur escaped her lipcs. Her p-eci us Savior whom rhe had early chosen and constantly reived tailed her not in the hour of teed. The closing scene* of her life were passed in unconscioorness, and her agonised friends were thereby denied the coveted privilege of any explicit dying testimony. Th is is the less to tie r however, sire* her whole course ol life bad been one ol such blameless innocency, while for ten years past she had lived in uniform and consis tent piety and Christian integrity. Dying e. young, she had yet attained ilte's high est, noblest aim, that ol glorytying God in the rational and holy use of htr faculties of body, soul and spirit. To her home she had given the light of Slid piety, to her schoolmates the (rieudship of an unpollut ed heait, to her husband the devotion ol undivided love, to her Hedeetner the alle giance of a consecrated sou*. Peaceful be her long sleep till resurrection morn shall summon her to the full fruition t life ever lasting, aud may tboae who watch and weep beside her tooth, hallowed by ao many blessed memories, find Jesus as precious as she lonnd him, for by this tc ken shall they lire in perpetual hope ol a Messed reunion in cur father’s house wbeie the many mansions he, “in the land that is hmcr than day.” G*.\ W F. Frick A Very Vulwuhle Hlatviy, f :.c Bich (:S. History cl the World, ecu braesjig tux and a .tneidic a.< unts ot tv -f y *#tic ol sec red and ihodarii tmies, and inciudu g a history ot the r* aAd la Atb Creek and li man Empire*, the growth of the Ktatiieo* ot Modern Earoj* (he M-hib; A gee, the Crusade*, the Feu * (Vyateoi, tii Hal'.rmaOor,, the dia>-vei) iiid ac'.t emeut ol lb* New Wo'id, eh , eu ~by Joiiiet D McCiab* i uf, I*l x- ; by •t ic Natrooat I'uoiWhi.ig Cos, of Pnuadei ldun, I'*, Cbl .ag i. li hi Ix/ula, M- .an 1 D*, toil, Uhl / l! ia a U In wu tact that tlx. greet msna o! lli pcop'e are c >*i iied to Pir'.htif know it fr* *t History, up u tb oaliton woik* ntended for the use ol •cfwaiia, whn.-b by their ve y nature an brief *i i- -dr i*i,,‘-r,' a ■in i ofehthim T eie ha* iong l-e- uli ft a geviotoe want ol * mo e e!ab<irU; ItiiH rjTftl the Woiil. u.vtrtttg the while pe ft and If'-m the orealkiu to the prtee .1 -day, and preaenung in a wccluct and *tu-rt*in trig atyts liie history •<: e r ,i lou* r ail ,ua •f iha w* • r *t. Tbt* 4#-ha . -.ear- happy to aay I* ti*tug o,i ti > I■. e l'n U.i ut ill* bir v ot th* \V Oli |*-I) wbn I. i idea lined to l*k in* r >S s “mi fir i |ln lory It l* irom the i ■ - t Jinn D M (* *•-. aa- Ml It lxl f Cal a i lie i , aho Its*-!• ot*l y*a' f * t atid re-ciicn to the p’o*l tl' h ill till* yiral ton ‘I tie tvonk ia bet ily what it prof *** t 'n ari nr. I lift liutory of :t, A• 1 1 1 t-x i ! give* a rlvsar aii-i i'omi *• a'< u>t I eiery ealioo iha< -baa * Ver Q tot .im u;e. , the 'giolu* I;m bi*t*xy le*eo e**ui try ii rr latrd *! a-*b I), a- Ii t P.x i 'm.- and tHo*i r inp-i he ii lm mariner, aid the dc# Hi of ft It e gri at actora In the event* ol aneinp and moilein hUI .ry ate br-mg! t he lon the reader n the moat vivid aty'r tli ifiil !,:.! .11- -I n'l'a-l In fill. *-l 1.~- accocnla ol the Middle Age*, the Ciusai'ea, *t ito gnat nations ot m-xle-n time, ar* ei| 'tally ci-rajiXr and Iriterctiirg Ttro ta n-*l a ilijr t'*ge in the lee k It l* !• i Inating ft* a rotnat < •- and at tlx Mm* turn one of the m.Kt a! iaW* Mk: lof r!r *m: rvrr ptrb’i*’*il. Wo *rr cmvlvnlljr aU*I upon to dtc the *ret *| .<-*tkr and history, *n f the wrs and quarrels ol tlic nari n* of the old wot id re-prife* uv i te r*> ttn'ially rfiewliiug our hUt irwa knovlcij.e. H' miry di overut tiavr m mi y t*en ma’c, so many ot 'he "hi >ih:* aril tradltkoit have la* n -ip' ■.l *-1 ami •limtn to be inerf mvlii* and .eg< i !*, Ibst the suhje.t ot hi dory may h arid to he rtiovt vut rely mw. aod hs who wa* we’i informed twenty yxa’* ago *iii fiml luni sell nuahie to ill-(..nrw intell'gitdy upon trivtolh ai Xul-jex t* now m-m hr ha* kept up n itli Ihe advance ot hi-toriea! research. Tt*e mechanical executio i of the bo"lr fully u*tii s the high reputation of the publisher*. It cont-ths (260 double-column page#, an [over B.vO fi't* engravings, illustrating (he event* record ed in the nar-ative, embr acing bsttlcs and other historic*! scenes; jortraits (,f the great men ot ancient st.d n aJcrn lien s, sod views of tl>e priaripal cries ot the world. The eograv.ui* this book sre genui: e works ol art, and were made at s cost of over 125.000 The great num ber and high character of these engravings make this the most valuable art public - tioa of the century. A prominent feature <>t the work is a full History cl the late War between Russia and Turkey. This is the mi st complete and valuable History ol '.he WotW ever publi-hed, aud the price is so low that every one eaa al otd to purchase a copy. It is sold by sunsetiptiou only, and Mr. P. A. CAKMI. CHAEL, who is ibe authorized agent lor this section, is aow canvassing for it. Or Jeter's Preserving Fluid. Having bought the cceinty right ot J. O. Christian for Dr. Getcr’s Preserving Fluid, I will start at onre to introduce H to the citizens ol Meriwether It is simple acd inex(:<ns:ve. Csn be used by any lady. It preserves trait, vegetables and meats in their fresh state and is worth tn times the price of a family right for preserving meat alone. , B. S. C LEMENTH. Warm Springs, Ga-, July 30th, IS7B-—2t. Opeli ka, Ala, July 23,1878. Mr. James O. Christian, D&ak Sir : Your favor ft the 19th, inst., has been received. In reply I would state that Dr. Geter’s Preserving Flutd is the best thing of its kind I ever saw. It ha* been used here to the perfect saiialactioti ol every one and is all tae patentee claims it to be. You must not hesitate to recommend it for *ll that Dr. Geter claims tor it Dr. Getcr is a eentlemau, and a reliable man in evety sense of the word. Very respectfully, youis, 8 2 21. W. H. BARNES. S t UAW. TIiIBPATf I'l,A< ED OlitOlHiElt FOB BOOTH A KOK THE FALL AND "EMEU I HADE W 1 Ml THE BAY, r MATE pilot k EE AT HEIt to Wi O AT fit El It FA< TOUIEtAI Til BEE DIF Kr.HE.NI BEv< Ed EMI’E'-Y TIUtEE i HOW HAM* H AND- The KflFs I *hrH-9 fisvlr tty f {■f ®T r o i Mi t*M- UiGffl With Lf M Iw, l .PM'j tn (o *< > k*i| Igt'a k!*<l tin Ii Aml, <tvr t**i Ut nj> I Irif Holt tl Vy r < 'lftflirtj:lr*’ , 'mring O'tt r*nty 9*)f* fittf tn tJufftbilMy l* (mltutrj wk, !>*>i l*r m** l<pt i*Mp Um m *i< t t ytu lb* / the kV’A *ri -t)F TUB HAY MATE MAKE r BrwTH A HlloK-ft IN Tlllft CNHINTY Pr.ltßo BNEKIMN'I A ItE IN FIT FI) |d HUfyAT LEIM < iNE BAlf! UN 11(1 Af,d WE HAVE THE BLMMMf Hf l < K UN HAND NOW. Will atari coß*.tow l ■ have mada hi <•> or-'er ih"*e a r t %** *ewed Ni'p* I -r 'a diea.wtiich Pave given *< ram g *attvlacli'Ui tor two year* p**t ft*tiing rtgPMy for f'AHlf we kr-,i oar atm k, at ft!) turn •. full ol toomnoWt jee a and hope by 'orrr'i rfrr tetilut'.on . t i< |riii*le v*'i *■ Ia i.ii *e i fter to merit a ’g* i eu v e of bu*in so OUII BALE** Foil f-*77 W FHF. LMIO- Elt TIMN WE HAVE EVfili M\DF. BKFDItF., EVEN W HE . HELLIN'r ON* TIME, AND To THIS DATE FOR I<o* WAV.; M \DE A VERY LAROE I “CUE .BE OVER IST? July 11th ITS. K. N. ELLIS. Sta|e ol GEORGIA- ) To the R (lCor ,. M riw#tb*i 4Kunt>. J trie Superior ol Bsid county : The petitiQß ol Nat T#gic, Jarr.es n Croley, William IT. Aibrigbt, David .M Lassetei and others resjiecllaHy fthcwtih that your petitioners de-ire to he incorpo rated under the name and tj !e ot "Th* i L ithercviiie Stock Csaspwny,' ufe ) 0 , lf | bandied doi'lors stock, paid in with privi | lege p. increa-e it to ten tbauaand tlollgrf. i liie object ot your petitioners i* the atnag Ia .1 raising Mock, for which puipose your petitioners pray that they may be [wailt- It-J to escicise in their corporate capacity tb2 privilege of having and using a cooi moa setti, to contract and le contracted a ith, U tut and lie sued, to answer and be auswered unto, iu any and all the conits of law and equity ot this State, to apjwiiiM t ruth • fScerv as they m*y dee n net-i.-rj-, to make .-uch ru.t-s ajid regulations as they may think proper for their own goverr mcu t, to purchase, lake, hold, receive and er joy, sucli real tstate and personal pro) - erty as may he necesaary to citable said corporatiea to carry into vfleet the objecu, ot Ihstr iuo riOtalKm , and to have, p a as aud enjoy, all the righta puivtl ge*a- and untuuuiiiea. iucittenl to corjawatuu- ol like Character and deacrii>tion ; aud your pe titioners pray that this their petitiou may be made the order and judgment ot tins court ind rvoorded, and yoor petitioner* win duly bouud will ever ('ray. July mm. Nat Taaoi.K, JU.CftoLar, Bn*. C erk. t*E.<> PjIA —i Urdiiiary Olttcw Meriwether Ccuuty j July 24th, 18?i If. ft Jjsiiss has applied |<* exempt inn of ttenax ally and I will |>m upon tho ram- a; Vf 4?-M uiSVSti Si i .lay ol AusW* l "cA' (lßlfti at my office A J (UN ION. O. M. f. NE W ADVERTISEM KNTH a. EDUCATE Viilill DA lull I Kilty. N*t. Villi- , Text. I k'l WAWW *KMINAHY -A firm 1 /* i**, nou-xictartan au i **tUii*h' I MUjoot. The largest in lf*' Hoalti and lo'ir'h 'ti thi f K. ff! gradtiiiti* I'tl Jui , IH tft<_heis , i* Mum ta< !>*• , t-taii. ‘ tgao, harp and goHs j fnmJi t*>kcn ; ■ s inlietilc dills daiiy in new hall ; tieailli Itir fir- 1 (nil ; wi-*k y lari urn hy Vxti-lrr hii l f*r. fe*s*.r>. Ale arn if.i ettv, ti e rhuiH.c.a- and IiKMALUUMATK OtatHl ’< nr to|y huitdlirg*. M.dei ,tr rhafgn*. pu Its 14<h year Kept 2 F<>t i-wuhigtse * blre*s I), W. E. WARD. sropgawjfw cievui misyt Traces A V r4#4 m fer } • 0 y -iWis* Mid Mv4tw <•>*d ♦/ A Til# Mm* wW*‘> *W *#4# A# <** big# •#< f*4 m+tk k cWi*>)v kwrHMw-4 MHX f*wa*l* fKsM turn U vtF pA<%O r wJI 4ats*f RgM Am w i A J **• *.O 4 (.: , Htr% , pt*—>naa. ’* PI ..i^;z;ORGAN ffSSS, H*i;i rt> Ci --. S*p.i'i- f" non*, fist ft JfS), inify % i~> ■* flivnn* t pftgW Fra "is.r v |BOO. onfv f] di Nrw style upj i -tit ii run |ll2 V 1 if*,-an* yX7. f>igati ’ -toil* F7 ’,70 f’liumb Organ*; ft *b>yw ~i | .*1 U„|y ft l j Elegant gil7fi Mu m'l p:< llrvii only g 107. Trl'lWSilrnil aenfi r i<i rloae ihil pr* **t at*rck. N*-w -m*h i K i >ory w**n nr be efeered. Nesr iU|er sitn rrsii< h i*l*wmatkn alwurt ruj t I’i O'* and Organs, M-qt liec I’lesse el if - Dsnul F. Beatty, VVaa'.tiigPm, N J. 7S! legMatv mMvsm Da SAwroaft. Hex Yarky O*7A DAY te|Ap*nt canvassing toe •7) j the Fireside Vi-llof, T*-rrns and Ou'di Free. Address P. O. VICKEIY, Au.usu Mine. ¥eP B 0 11s ? t ltn r.ess Purposes, ours *ll oilier* in clearness sod V"’ t 'one. IHus. circolsr and Us imor-isl* for 3cH Address J. R HOLCOMB. MaSlctt Creek, Ohio. ntms, " Toe eelebrsted Merck T rm is the best, and mst easily adjusted. The pnxnre can it regulated by o>t uearer. bend (or 'OctimoniaU (roui physicians sud patterns. All inter*ated are iuvitel to call aod see this Truss, or order one by mail or express. Address Dr. W. 0- Brown J33* Whitehall sr.; Atlanta. Gs. \ BRIEF Til KATIES ON PULMO- A.VAKY DIsEAbEH will be seot frse all applicant*. Address OSCAR HOS ES, 18 CorUaodt Street, New Y#bk. Smith's Worm Otl. AUiens, Ga.. Doc. 8, 1877. A few nights sloes, I gave my too ocas dose o 4 tU Worm Oil, sod sex* day b passed dxieea largs worms. At Use aw time I gave oae doss l my Unit girt tear years old, sad she passod 87 worms bom 4 U inches long. w.r. reitufs- Prepared by Dr. E'd Smith Lyndow. Athens, Georgia. For Sale by J. E. G TERRELL & CO: TO M BITS MONET Pit *artly aa* fast, agents should ad. d*ts. Fra xr, Hisnr A Co s Ga.