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About The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1878)
Tiio Menwetiier County V indie^toc VOL.fi THE VINDICATOR. Pt BI.ISUKl) mT ritIPAT, BY WM. T. EEVILT., AT A9.00 "ER ANNUM.IK ADVANCE OXactajth *• nf Un lax* _____ COT3HTY OFFICERS ORDINARY : A. '• H* lou BHKRIFF o. B. Florcme CLERK S. l\ W. H Ktlei TAX RECEIVER B- B- Clement* TAX COLLECTOR .....J- O Christian TREASURER O. J Anthony PURVEYOR O.F-Matthews COBORER. .John 11. J*>u* OtVUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ILA.Cfcueti, avb Bible), C. J. Jbsev**. 3 E Buchroan Aiieu U. WaSwm. BOARD OF EDUCATION. JvhnW.Fmk, W.J. B^ro# MaiMm • A- Parker A. U. Freesuui, Bee. AERATOR Sfi'k Dteuld, F.M. Duucat HEBItEHENTATI V tt. F J. Williams, C. W. William. . i " . ' •*"' gg BUSINESS CARDd JOHN W DARK A ttorney at law Ck.KNVII LE, C. A Will practk*' it) Meriaelbsr auJ thu A>l joining couslies. A. H. FREEMAN Attorney at law GIUn.MVIIAB, O All busint** ratiuntml to bM care attend ml to promptly aud iailbluliy• 1). R. KEITH, AA'nOUNEY AT LAW UUKKMVIIJ K 0* Will pfartux. lu. Mtriaeikir ami lit* (vuiilc tuo.|.(>aing Uit Lowtla circuit. TiToB”A A l illnbon, ATTORNEY AT LAW. t.mtkh U.i-a, b*. i “ Au K, OY1). o 0 B. | ) KBIDKNT DKNT.BT J \ GkkkKVII.I.K O* Terma Cash. AliWolk aeftautud. T. P.'MoELWREA IH. DKN 11BT, MtSOU - <J A. Jf A VINO b*e<> nwuvciy engaged in tU< 1 I'MUo ol Dexia! .*■i<‘iy ..titbit Ike let! ten years, J Rel umqoU'nl Iv J. alt kinds of D ulal vt ik in the very test style oi ibe Art, und 1 solicit the palum ge ul lU pent fe ol Mmiaclbet county, isMiui all bu ytknelit mv net t he) akali have llit aery best atyleul wik, am lot at liul U.olwy a would lit (harmed l>> oy till.| elect Dtliliat i*i ll.t alaii Cof u/S|>OM!ene by mail l roundly answerer.. lm. K. It. i fciI..KU, / FI fci< H rrufeeskmel er vices <o \_J tkc I’ul/tK- Oflue WHb ln lalhei I’r J. t U.'leiicll. tt< Hit Uiug Htoie tTil: jt. a am bony, OKFKIiIi hi* l'n,le.Ab al wivi-ea to IbC til TU* Ot UreCuVll* IMili UK Uilt) . JV Oflit* tJ • t. i> 'Jtlltll lit 4V llrtig Wtnre 1 UJ£ nt.lt JfcWKLKY -nd KAbCY HIOHk • H LaUtaog*, Ut3wf*i ALBERT LEHMAN HAW l OW, and will keep always on iracd Hi til* via iUuu East m e ol Ik* pubik uarc, • good and u.l kill rx-iau trots ir JhWELKY.. ANir FAbt* OVOU ConaLung, of (nut ul, CT OOLLIsnd BiLVKit VSkithe*. .Jfc; Mim Mid hey -wiiitti*, w) tbe Ua.l uiuki Bpleudi Ovid and hilver Which Cb.m*. CLOCKS of >ll tinea, Bakers and prices Hold Pena rod oil kind* of holders; Uvld tilrtr A atari Spectacles 4 Kye-Ulsstet, S jUU-tTLVKU TABLE WAKE Saver Plate Ware i4 oil kiuus and u;l*h Pocket, TkWo Cutlery, and lU.ztm by lb* my raaoww-si makers, Joseph ifri-Ag— awj Oeurge WosteubVmA LKLAlßll\a 1 am (lift repairing all goods in wy line Too many crtlwns of Meriwether and ad ftdi. leg couaUes have tested toy Work to require a word Horn me as to the charac ter oi h. I will, bo meter warrant all to wark, li used, a* 1 bare always ■Wtiiii lespecttuly ark a tobttnuaoee ol ibe patron** i 1 bate received from my friends in Meriwether. ALBEI T LEHMAN. Mother's mny at Moaae. And can >oar child with Dr. MoOetr* TMtfcms f*T i ichlak ftmWmt). Tcetbin hagalaUH boweia and nakca TnchtaaA*cr ; CamCbobea- Istcnlaa end the Socmer CuapialsU •< children. HedabqdMmdlcm ; twi and frrroh uhlouuucc t Worse. Wo mcdtnna ever re mb* here asm tt. ssFor sale by Us. J. E- G. Terrel! 4 Co- GREKNYILLE, MfcKIWKTHER COUNTV GA. SEPTEMBER 13 1878. t<i mll li it Du mu. Not to tbe man of dollars, Not to tbe man ut deed>q Not b> tbe man ol cunning, Nor 1 > tbe utau ol t ree.li> ; Not to tbe one wlioe p*4r n la tor lie wold’s renown, Not in tonn ol Uahion, Comeib a blessiug down. (r Not unto iai.d’e espansion, Not to tbe rat er’* clieat, Not to tue prince ’y mansion. 1 N. •! the bli.lotted ores!; Not to Uit' sordid woridiug, Not to tbe knavish clown, Not lo the haughty tytant, Couietb a blessing down. Not to the loliy -blinded, Not to tbe steeped in shame, Not to tbe carnal-minded, Nut to unholy lame , N<t In neglect ol duly. Not in tite monarch’s crown, Not at the atnile ol beauty, Cornell) a blessing down. B it to one whose spirit Yearns lor the great ami good ; Unto the one whose storehouse Y ielded the UUOfffy lo.kl ; Unto the one who labors Fc.rliss ol 100 or frown ; U to the klndly-beerled Cornelli a blessing down. Ike Alois with the H*sl El . About eight yoara ego, wlsen 1 hai nol railroaded it as long a* I have new, I was employed as a messenger on a western railway. 1 dau’t know as it 1* Wrcswaaty lor me to aay whet Hue it was, but 1 will call It tbe H T. A 0 H. R., to twee niysell ibe trouble ol pronouncing the whole uemr. 1 bad not m'en on tlse run more than a mouth previous to tbe date ol the ootttl umee oj which I ntn going to tell you. 1 lied been running n a branch r<ui lor mine than a year, and 1 might have etaid there a good deal longer, II I had not . Inwen to lke l’sKtou’s pluSe when li weut oil You mw, two of three Umn|>U nad be* ii made to rob the capreas car, ami at last, at the end of a long tnu, l esion was louud dead iu the car with a b diet bole Us bis bead. But Ibe aatu wus closed light aim seeute, though an attempt bad twin iu.de to blow It open, which proved ui (leelua! But Ute s'.raogodimrt <d II all was that the key was mis.iug Iroin !*•*- mil's pocket, and ll was, not lound till a <n#.i als wskgglterward- T hen it was dLouvered mi Hie suit ol the Hack, with * card tied on it,ou ablch It wa* written bat robber* weie in the Cur, ami he es pgCii and 'hey would murder him II he r*- in.nl o give up U # It* y. true Ui the last. Wed, you limy suppose that I ;t JmA ti lea.l bit ii eamlsh aiM.iil a* •s p<lug such an uninviting berth ; Hut the aupeilhtendent gave ovdera, au*l 1 tmaut T do my duty, however dinag'enable it might lie. Then the pay was larver Uiau 1 had ever received betora ; and 1 w aa ao (piaihbd with a r*dd glfl '•'< wa lead „ i, e ;p me Inbntw* e boose whenever 1 aiould tse able to own one, and that wa* ,j U iif an oljset U< me, 1 • Y ou - Well, evetytblng fvieaed oil ftnoo'.hly enough lor aevrral w. eks, and 1 had li oorne ao.utomod to the route, and made a d- 1 - it oi no ol very pU;agnl ac<ioaii.tance*, aud waa glowing to be prelly well con tamed with wy life. I b*d alomet begun to think thwioWief*, whonver they wight be, bnd al w t | U P thoogbta of ever wak ing anybiing out ol L-y car,and had aooglit au- User Held ol |*raloo*. One day I wm lutorime.l by the agent ai H thal tome time wltbln a week I would bate W lUe cbrre ol a>out AW, 000 in >| wit *u iU tiaailt over our road fbe lifUcers ul (lie Hfi'MS company bad ben. sdvwed ol ibis intended ImporUut -liipmeut In older that they migbl eser elw r and -übled vigilance In view ol tire great rbs incurred lu tbe transportation ot aueb a tela able consignment. Tbe evening alter in* conversation witli |Le agent be called me Into Ure of!ice, and irrld j*e tbe specie was to go 'orer the,road tbe Leal day but oae. lie produced an euvekipe and bunds) it to me, toying as be did so *. . . Tbere, Bi'l, are your orders, direct from tbe srperin'enlent, wilb bU own signature attacked. Head them carefully aad obey tbem to tbe JeU. for a little mnoe cause a great lo to u ' e uwwpaoy and coat y*u your poeUkm 1 abail do my duty to tbe eery letter, I replied. 1 am acre you areas b> do ao, *aid the agent.bat you cannot be too careful. Home ol tbe members of tbe ligbtflngered pre teatloo are amait as ligbtoiDg. Tbe plans Uey can’t Ue*ie ain't worth tbinklng 01, and they are a* lertlie In espedieoU at tbe evil one bimselb I tbougbt I’d Jont put you on your guard in a irieodly way, and — There was a aligbt sound at toe door. II the depot hadn’t been deseited try erery one except us two, sod the switch engine osdu’t been up st tbe end of tbe yard, where me could bear IU iocesaaLl peffln*, I don’t believd we wouWMiave beard tbe aonnd at aiU But we both noticed it at once and as I looked out ol tbe office Into Uu room beyond, 1 saw a man stand ing juft intide tbe cuter door, with bis head inclined toward ns es if be was try, ing to overbear nor conversation. He saw me about Ike time 1 Brat noticed bint. 1 knew it frotu the little abort <>i *urpri*o be save as hie eve* met mine. He was al! over hi* surprise in a minute lor he drew Ids iaoe down In au espres ai >n of Ibe u'mo-t t tiooueeru, aud vain* tmhlly forward to the wimlvwsot the of fice Uirough which the ajent always trssn - acted any Uu-in, s* Le tuighi have with persona wituout. He ara. a very lair ap esiinj ra i, aj - part'illy about lorty, thoojli he mirflt oavv bew*t a little olds' . II- was .Iresw.sl in black, and, Wealing, a high kal. he have passe*! vary wel. In on* ol the cloth if bit nose 1.5. l i’l thou jn.f tr.B lunlitk*a|a... The other ji*u iaritv 1 u bleed i shall Ilia mao wot that he htl a queer a.rt of a red-1 aikine o>a. li ap.arared til ed and staring, ami as he came nearer I , . included H was gla— . It wav tu.l unnatural In its vxprvMhm Uiat I Httragb* 1 should know at it I *hould see 11 peering at me over the wull ol Chine. I* 1 1>re a small package here for Isaac U. Van Bnoter, heaeked iu a huvlmaw-lika way, Iu anawer to the inquiring glance ol Hie agent. The agent refer ted to oue <>( die bti rvg- Utera on the desk, and aneserud iu (he negative. Q icer, said Uie mn with the red eye. It ought ui havs cute yealardav. ILve yiat read ih evening Chronicle 1 Aud alter ttii* abrupt itiiemigallntt, the stranger vtood quite motionless, sye*ug the agent intently lor aa ranob as a tulnel . We both answered no. ITte i waa took a |per out ol bis is>ck* I, and aprsiadiug ll open bet ire us put one ol hi* slender toreQugera upon the lollowlng paragraph : Fatal AccwUht.—-This afiurnoou a* (wo men, u •med teetrectlvely liuury Van Scoter and C. 11. Griggs, wotu at woik chopplug timber In the plurti‘* uearßcran loo, a tree sell ui*m* them, killing Van Boo ler Instantly, and indicting bjutlssa upon the |a'ron ol Griggs iiom which he died in less than an hour. Tb<-y are residents ul U , and it is understood their retual is will be litKou lo that place lor burial. Henry Van Hooter was tuy only brother -my is in biotlier—who resembles me very much, and Charley Griggs was my sister’s husband. It s a sad blow Ia sari blow I I don’t kuow bow my poor elu r will bear IL It’s about (Ids sad ail -lr that 1 canto Ire re cbtetl,. I want to tend lire lwo bodies through to G—— by caprtas Thursday, by the 11:40 train. Wltnl will l> tire charges T Tire charges will ini twtttly-flvu duller*, anaww'sU tbeageirt. The stiiniger boweil eolemnly in recog nition of the reply. .Thau Ire wtw silent lor a minute nr Iw ~ during v lilch lime lie appeared t be stiuggllnic wtili his giief. The bodies will be bore Thursday morn ing, he sen). 1 hope yu will make all ar iany,emeuu to prevent any delay, I guiwe my package wau’t come IhL week. Tbe agant assured It ini Ural there would lie no delay, and be .night depend on hav ing the bodies go through lo 0- with the greatest possible cx;>edtllou. * The man tiowed again (Uilllely, and then Uo aatd : le the telegraph oflirje near! I iiiunl break tbe sorrowtul news to my p*>r sis ter, 1 suppose, though ft’* au) tiling l>ut a pleasant duty. I told him Isow to reach the place he suqjbl, and with a polite Ihsuk you. thu sad uiati with the red eye walked out ol the office, and iu a couple of minutes Hie socud ul his Inotsleps. died away in the distance., A queer tort of chap, said I. Suppose you go lo the telegraph ollke aud tee wliat kiud ol a meaaaage be vends, sugweewd Use Agent. No sooner eaid loan dmi' 1 . I haateurd •round to the telegraph nfUee, and a* 1 went in tbe man came out lie didu’i sewn to recognise nsse—at leant lie didn’t look at me—an:l 1 thought it prudent not t notice hi in. DM that preacbe* - looking follow i-end a taeaaage to <i T i aeheJ ot (ho o|*rru lor, when I had fynv to and eloaed ll> door alter m*. Ye. Why dufiiaikf Ob, only out of cuikwity, I replied W It anything ot lßi(x>rtance T The man aald ttiat til* brother and brolbei-h.-law were both killed tbit afternoon. The operator took tbe copy ol tUe me*- •age from tbe file on tbe table and laid it before me. It wat adoieteed to Mr. C. a. Grl.:g, Ox—, enand (footer. It read; Henry and Cbtrlee are both dead. They •rill be teat boaje Tburaday. Everything teemed continent, and any double I bed entertained ot tbe good m leuttone ot the stranger were tpesdUy Ute tolved. I didn't go back to tbe office, but turned my elepe toward my boardiag place thinking, ae I walked along that Tburaday would be an unoommeo day with me,with two corpeea and fIW.OOO in specie iu lay ear Tbe money waa lately deposited In tbe tit an hour be iota tbe time lor Um train to leave, Tburaday morning. It w* aecurtiy locked in two strong, bot.-bound cheat*, and when they were atowed away in the large sate, and tbe heavy tfcou made last, 1 thought every-thing was pretty well fi*' ed. ▲ tew mini.tee before we pulled out two wagons passed by the car/meol them containing two coSne and tbe other tis moo, who wore evhleat’y acting as pall beAtwtrv. I LmkiU around h r the ber.-av rd lumber with the peculiar eye, but ho was nnwhert W lie *en. I thought it a little st ange that hv should be alsmiil at such a time, but I I >rgot all about it iu a i-emeu V. I The o< ffM (re placed in m e end o! tbe cvr.aitd altei it had Wn arranged that o e ol tbe *>to should come into thj c.r and take • look at the bodies wh* n we a.- rived at RtlFbod, he shock hands w in ibe ut hers Uk*l entered one ol the coaches. As tbe doußlCh #ed mi hint, the bells rung and we we®E*tearning away. It woe pnrty busy lor an hour or ruoru, and we had pawed three or four stati iLS be lore I M Until to ca’. mote than a cae- I ual glance toward the quiet puftengcie al the rod ol tfc* car. Rut alter a l.ttle, when t l.ad nioretvlsuro, an uiiomitrollabiu wish look poeMWlou ot me to look al the t uses ol tlu two d*ad men. It wasn’t mere mor bid carlo* tjvai.d l cant dusrribe it in ai y way Ite.rer thao-t: say u waa a sort of vague desire which I could not qvlcj with out a Misty lag I<* 1 noticenl that the iUs were not fastened down. My next dwcovciy waa that the a-rHi were gone. This stiuek me us strange, for 1 was sure l had noticed them w bon the C >fflnr were lifted trio lire car. 1 reincwtiier thul I had giveu the altendaul tieHtd-ah u to artange Hie caskets to their own salLLcthm, and that they bail been a long t ime doing It. II they had removed the screw* un uhaerved at that time, wh it possible object could they have bird Iu do lug so T With this question In my uiinl 1 raise ! the upper portion ol (he lid ul lire eoftl i nearest nte ed took a look at the laow of the occupant. He waa u young man, with a full Lee and square features, Hie chei k* were not snnboti, and he had a decidedly Irtish appearauce lor a young tout! who listl been dead uenrly two day* I ibought. Replacing the lid, I passed away to thu (direr cufih'. Here anew ami alnilliug tui priae met uie. The man In the outtiu wus the man I had seen Iu thu express oftie* 1 that red eyo was staling straight at mu, und I was m t mlslakau I F*.r a moment my constvrnatiou waa too gruat lor words 1 could not have ullered a sound had my life depended oil It. Tue ui in who was alive after the acci dent, winch the pqm sail caused lira death of Vail Hooter and Giiggs, and who nad made *ir*ngu.ehU lor the tr*iivpoi all u ol Iheii riuiun.s, was uw litre In '.bis Cuflhi, to all appearance dead I Th n 1 renta utbervd that the bereaved stranger had aal and that hw dead brolhir let cm Ided him very closely. Hut two brothers are not ap* to Vvt* <£ gluM-SQM* I I-itch a coiucldui.cn M Uit* WM beyond the pule ol reatoitablu |>roiahilUl.. While yet 1 ga/.efi ut the Supp swl uor|MW, the oilier j opened a little, und 1 was sura It was looki ig ill me. i was cooviuced that llreru wui llsud hen, hul to alrow that 1 hud dl*uove:uJ it miglii cod me my lHe. Ho I very (pilotly reptai od the lid ol the C'llin and took a too u era's l.u.e lo Ihh k the matter oyer. I remembered my e ivermilion wl'lt the express ajMil,which I lear had been ov*l liratd by the clrih'Ai-iO' king atiaiignr, and could only cork'’ to the con-iuaiott Uiat the whole Utlog was a deliberate plan lo mur der me end gain poaeMNlon ol the (80,000 hr tuy r barge. There was no denying that the man with the red eye was alive, aud I had uo doubt Uiat the other muu wa* also. Kneeling down. 1 placed my ear clows to Um aide of the coffin, and could hear him breathe qnllo distinctly. I reuieinlwr tlrat the attendant who bad boarded the ua n inlendvd to cuter the car it ItrMlweod, w. trsuelbly lor Ibe purpose ol toeing the hod ice ; and 1 could nol douht that the three men intended to aHock mu alter the train pulled out Irom lire sltllou, aud roll the oar before our arrival al the next slopping piece. There wen hut one atalioti between us aud Redwoodptod 1 knew we w. uld Im there in ten minutes morr. 1 bed no time Uit beeftetios. IntteM aetloa wm my only chenes forsafefy. II ! could aeeure my veil vgeluaf an attack uuih we reached the next stetlon, 1 fslt that all would be well. In one Instant I bad dtcldud upon a plsn of action, ax quickly ae possible I pileJ several heavy boxes of merchaedLe on top of tbe (wo aofliM, and tbeu I knew I was sale. Bcaroety wm this aocotnpiUhcd when we ran fnto tbe tU*ton. i immediately found two or three offl ecra. First the man in the coach wm ae cured. lie WM highly Indignant that ha should be list or bed on each a solcmu one aion. Hut It wm eo go.; lie wm band cuffed in leas Uun two mint!tea and march ed out on the platform. It wm ao easy matter to secure the two quondam dead men. They were taken greatly st a disadvantage, and were de prived ol all power lo me tat almoet before Ibe.v became aware bow their nice Utile scheme had terminated. AU three had keen well armed. Bound sod guarded, the three miacre tote were taken to Had wood and lodged in the county jell. Before 1 left I look a look at them through lire grated doers of their cell. When 1 paid my respects to the man with the red ays, be smiled a littlo and re marked patronizingly. ••■yoo're a pretty sharp young mar. It takes a middling Eaea boy to outwit us." , “Permit me to sympathize with yon in your sot row at Ike lose of your dear broth er, Just a little,” I replied Til A 110 M El. Y GIRLS SIRAlth T ’1 here are lan young ladies .n this city one ttolud lor her bca ty aud the cliiet quite pbii'U They are sLlers ami tiva’s The hitidfo tie one ha* tin - moat idmirrra, her lovely lata * fleetually l.idiug her lark f>i itiUl!q< t'.-e i.Jl'i g( and Mine. The in mely oi.e, aliho<tgh over flowing whh wil and ahrawdnevs, fli ds it imp*al hL lo make hcrvell Nliraci've lo the young men who cal! a! the hoUM* so l(>ng a* litr >bicr i* ai tiul. The girla mutually im'.e each Miter. Au niglit* ago, tlic homely on* lac !.ct awu t lettnge. Haifa ('ore genii - men were expected lo b* prev* ni lu lake pait in music, singing, card-playing and Other enjoyments. J i6l beloic the arrival ol the guests, tin homely abler dio, ped a gialnol nuapl lik. into a glass ot vwttci which the ollmr li nd stked her to gel, and lhal is whut did the bSMIttSW. Tbe gtnsis united, ad then hub aiul Caals were lakei. by Hie ghls and hung In the hal 1 . It was flood evening, Miss—,’ aud 'How do you do, Mr.- ,’ lor about live minutes, when the glib fat down, hikl the bands* uict was n.adc (he centre of au at'- miring group. The weather has been Yather i.ice for * Jhv or s . Y-c-s-v, replied the lair one, with n yawn that cbtised her nioutli ts opui like tl,e jaws r Blake ciuahct. The girnp tried hard to loop h- r atlei lion engaged. The mo*t llnenl wenlhet tslker ot the lot txhaosted liinmvll on nu- U.< loh gical phel.otin Uti hut without el let l ; the eiisp vho liad lead a |orlinn ol 'DsUio' Dtioiida.' neat lu.ncd bun-ell hairs, hut tne yuwn ol llisi mouili runit.d ed litni that bis i > nveisnlioual influence wav not fell ; the tnutdml tlend ol llic crowd hopped upon llui slo and and In In'd • ed The I’lano, while the other snug, 'puli down (he blind.' Hut at (he tud vd the song the beauty was lying back iu a miking cliaii, lasi aoleup. Whut waa the homely girl doing all thb while T Bhe was nuiking hcrvell a ogiuc ■ b!e and sprightly as possible. • When the other began to sno e, she apologized lu a mist slsluily way : 1 hope, gentlemen, you won't lake o!- Icuvu at tbh. Bhe did it J Met lor * joke. You know sin 'h always d..ing Much origi nal thlligV. You wuiil leel insulted, wll you ? T hen vhe t< ok llum out into Hi puii.ij slid tilled tbem up wuli in sue* pie*, coll tongue, roast turkey, etc., and a Inn liny li It that lu use they tame lo 'hewuin coo ctusi.'.u uuvvr to have any mole t * do with iteauly, and cuiHvats ill* homely mmc in the fotuie limit in the past. Fenn* tip puck liiiil 'l'uiii Out Crops. “Hill Jones ’in i.qc of our Notih Geor gia . Xchangua, It “heart ail I soul’’ In IsVor of a stock Hw. He thinks a very large and rwpecisble putiou at the pu"p<n of the Blate will urge Ike passage ol a stock und d"g law by lhe Incoming le glslaturc. He thinks thu pa-ageol a sliak law would he the h '.-t thing that conl.l possibly be dme ior ibe poor. Hear him : 1 led you, Air. K liter, we need it slock law much wor*e than e ne.id a Hood of ifredeeuiablu groenlMckt that can't he had by thv poor man without work. Give tb people a chance to work. Jlretk down the hi.rrier and see the change. Tel them Dial (heir * heat and corn flel la slinll uo longer he at the mercy ol toying lings ami cows, aud see how soou your R wus, tbe 00'iniiy too will lie icsoiin ling with the fieany laughter of bappy children Give as a stock law, and 'housum's of jioor men nd women will buy theai poor ildgev (none oi whlcti now scarcely bate rail lira bei enough on thutn to do the lenchig) an I build collages, plant fruit trees aud vines, and In a few yetralhe lumey suckle and woodbine will twine about then (lours, tbe best evhlvnce of a hnppy and contented people, Then you a ill hear no more of greenback clubs and bread riots. Facto ries will apt log up, lor much ot the labor that 1* now spent lor rails anj boards to fence with, will lie invested lu the “fruit of the loom.” WBAi lti TUti UUMABUKAUTt it U the workihop lor Joy and rorrow, it la the haveu (or love and laitli. It it the an til oo ehicb tbe outer world,with heavy atrokc*, the inner Io nia. The heart ol man ia cradle aod grave lor tbo twin abler*,hap pineea and misery. It Is the retting place lor peace of mind, aod the toriure cloaet for un-attain able damn, and the place of rejoicing* tor lie lulflllment. It la tbe cup •I the Bower of hope , ii It wilta, tbe heart w 111 bieak I It la a kingdom wherein bn* rule*. It b a dominion where laitli reign*. It U a paradise lull ol b|fcs and beautiful presentment*. It U a atar, a *<iu ; It light* and warm* oar timer eelf. It la e temple, a church, with bell-ringing, church aoogn, prayer end ble sang*. It le the holiest ol holy in man, lor God dwelletii Ihcreln ! AGENTS ii'lKiS [ MONET pleeaenlly end test, eddrea* Fur ( it, llahtet A Co- Atlanta, Ga. WOOL OAK DING. My W no! Cards arc now newly d.rtbei and iu line coikll iou ind i think 1 ou ulely -ay that l t u pru.i Wu I to and guoJ work. I ih-.iiu thme who lavor mu with |mirsge to wnah their wool at ot.ee ami bring it is. c rly so that i tuny card tod Imvc ll rca !y when t<u want it. Don’t wait nil Tut* when I may tad ti'il have kiiisaa to do the work promptly lor you. I guarantee good roils when good wool ia brought in. lam tls Carding Cotton aud making uko Hull*. Bund and gel soiuo and try lie in. ~ Woo! Carding ...10 eta (ter lb. oil luri.isUcd, or J the wool. Cotton C aid mg 8 cu per lt. nr thv 0 -It u. I will sell Wio.> I(->iL al 40 rls lb. Colton Rolls at........... ,tfl rti Ilk Aly mill i. also hi good order and seldom ever ?h ll oi water. Give uie a trial, Your* A NAT TEAGLE, Luthciville, Ot. .Im e 7 3 no. The White • "I& I V jU ■ THE EA3IEBT BELLIHQ, * THE BEST S/mSFYtHG SeraiMacte lit ietredeetlffi aad Warld-raMweei rsputatieN wm the death-bit* te high priced eiaohlnss. THERE ARE NO SECOMD-HANB WHITE MACMINCB IN THE MAIWCT. Tills Is a vsr* Istssrisaf SMtltr.sf It Is swsll kiln sat unSlspwfsS fail Mel *T csiM S.al-slaa* aucklass efileksri sfwsd im cktts now-s-dsis srs fkal ksv# bssa rs poiissssS fthst Is. Lhm bssb Law eusia**** aftsr vss) aad rtValH sad yet *H* • SMffeet "th7wHIT II THI PIM Of JINT ww aannnuHnrufe 'isSSfil DUHAHLft. 11l WOtKMANfNIP II UIttURPAtfKD. Do not Buy any othor btfort try ing th* WHIT 2. Meet ui Term Kale taUsteteri AGENTS WANTEDI Whitm Hewing MneMne Cos., CLEVELAND, 0. R. D. ADAIR Onxßxvii.l4l, Gx., Agent lor be elrnv M chinos lot Nei> wrthvr county JMBW GAR OEM Nurseries, r*fhl*hl A. D. 18. GRK.FNBBORO, N. L. Wt lake this n etbod fo lolormjtbs - z*ns ol Meriwether, Talbot and adjoining count lex, that our agents, having eeilifl catc of ugcncy, will visit you during tbe mouths of July, Aug. and HepL to solid your orders ior fruit treos, vines, Ain., toe the fall delivery ol 1878. We reqne-t yoo to rexrvu your order* until yotl cm Me our plates representing our rarlatleb, add get such information a our sksiiU are pre pared io give y<>''. WE TO FUf-FILL rOTHU LATHS ALL WK HROMHK. t Our senior JG HUA LIN LKY hen, fir the past fifty years, engaged in oollsct lug, proving and suiect'ng frulta ; and we have now every luridly of su, erior kinds In thu world, ami tlmae lcai a.'4titsJ lor the n> th aud its different localities. Don't be humbugged by tree peddlers but come to headquarters for good fruits. Thoru doubling 'he merits oi the LinJ ley Nurseries esn hvo such doubts re moved by referring H> John H. Williams Of L dh> < ville. judge Cunningbam of At anU. Editor ol ViaottAToX, J. 11. Parnell We l Point, and bundled* ol other* who. have feared our bull* to peilect sailefeo tUm. Thanking you lor pent patronage we tsk a continuance of same. Very Rcapecllnlly. J. LINDLEY A rGN. Live eneigollc men wanted m ageo(a liloeral catnmleeion given. Addreee J. A. Sloan Newuaa, G* L. L. LAWRENCE Newnaa, Ga. NO 30
