The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885, September 27, 1878, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE VINDICATOR. PUBI.UUKU EVKKV VKIUAY, BY WML T. REVILE AT fS.OO PER ANNUM. IN ADVANCE <MftMW.,ilth *lt* ! hi l**-‘ K-ilJit* *-* • - * The |..il,rtflg tsUie Chnrch Directory o Greenville tor lt>77: MUTHODIsr a,* ao*l 4til c*iwj*i!ii* *** ceu month. Pu r . .Ilf'. J- K I‘KY AN UAITibT Ist >at*balh iu each month. FaSlttf H*v. A. 11. CALI AW Ai PRESBYTERIAN 4th Sabbath in each month, i'wtflr... Rev.Mr. MeMU It TortOE TO THE IMBUt 4flu. this date, all legal advertisements pr the county ot Meriwether, w ill be pub sAndh. U> MuarwitTHimOouiiT* Vinui- C4IUK. A. J- MINTON, Ot dinar v. O. e. FLORENCE, Sheriff W. H. KELLER " Ju. ith. 1878. Chirk Sap’r C*wrt. LOCAL. TOP ICB GRriENVILLK. FRIDAV, Sep , 1 will h.* h.-mw, *ll nrouiid, alter life flrn oi October tor B*l cts, end luruu •hum lor ctoh, of sl.tW on lime. Kttattk THOMPSON A BROS. f*l New* an U more Furniture end give better lit*c- ViOU thatl S**y <•1 1 1 HrUrtl. HI It* Smle. 'lUej ufi live biiiiiHjo uicn an.'. fun ** >v r* Ila lift IHO .il’S X a ii.-: Sa. . * *,O *'U a . - ■> ~M* a lu. I • I*. *ol u **■ i'll *' 1 “ * Aitammir* f to I . .li. ■ i fit* * (> uu •i 1 hereby stinnunct* niyse.l A caioi .l *le tor it -eil-i IIOU I*l I lie < 'til r ul t leik S*J|* jlor Coint i*t tli* JaßUaly kill mi. eut j. rl 1,1 l)riu<H ra‘h' umid.mthm, it * nou.luaUu* U l.ei< . lie*, *i i! .Ii) , v\. it hi: i.f t: Tin-rulm U* and imsge 1 Hi*' r *flo*i in uu; ■•* * 11* 'ii < o rl'himli!) . b* allng I* ** ul •111*1 •thi'iioff l* *i|' PlOlXtl t tuu. I ICU'I *** gtfl tb* lolhivt log i.eut* to t-on.r remarkable t.-aulL iu picking cotton. On tt*T Infill of Alli-u If VVilvin, iot *Wh, three hand* pfi'.lu-) <i-ii pouu f In halt n day. Mijtu Jm< * picked I!>h pound', Mtt lUrrt* Ittd, AWo il Wat-o.* Zti. Ot*i* other band* on Hu uw |d e. the low.-.t gatbeied 181 poo id*, tbe blah i*t lU7 Tn* weighing w** dom by Jniiii* IVkai J. Uattbltball day* wrk been be*i*u acy where UR* *ck-<ii 7 If wo *. U| tin- flgun . Cuni-wi-nr Judg- A J. 11 hi Pm brbig* a uaiurai earl-.*/, an 1 1 i*b p.tai' * having lrit>.dad lu it* ctotre lo lurg. W feather IU flew fdei cud III* lo'ato aud ,b* nut* al mi ward* matured in tfc bvait ol the vegetald*! of Uaftlir ibe (>o*#to great around tne nut* ate matter of c-mjeciure. Either way tlie production 1* a novel one. lIfMK U N. Km* ami Frank Bv-nln* returtie'l from New Yoik. Tb<-y brought so yellow frank out lav- lota < I Hew Good* to which they invite intpec- Uoo _ Laat week we pubiDbed a notice ol the North Georgia Fair to be held in Atlanta iron) the Slat hr the 2fl<h of tJetwtaf. Thi* Wiek we Invite ape* ial attention to the ad vertisement and urge all our read-tr* t-i at tend Ike exercise* m the programme map pad out promisee an exciting week, lull oi varied amusements. President l itdeo fan* keen invited Go ad take a laok at our *b jure president. W. II Keller announce* hiuiaell a* a candidate lor re-election a* cleik of the Hope*lor OoH. He haa had aix year* ex periaoca, foer in Coweta and to in Meri wether and makes a moat. < ffloeot effleer. He ia worthy and well qualified and dr aerve* endorsement. While it Newnsn last week we enjoyed Ike pleasure of a iii.'l and Ibcrongb survey ol ibe Iron Fuundiy, Machine shop, B-isb and Bund Factory tud.Fimri.g Mills ot RD. Cole iic. JJ.o. n<J w ere amazed w> find these ge tlemen so well pie, wed to execute eyeiv kiod ol work id tbeir line. HU—i engines aie manufactured Oy this fires equal in polisii, work and duiahi ity to thane ot the North. Tbeir mill, three rocks, is propelled by one ol their own ec gu.es that nuts sUe by side with n Tl'icbes ter engine. 1 heir water wheels art cheat ■ er and more durable than loose from the North not excepting the famoos Ltfieli. Frona the tanking of a car to a simple cast ing, (Me 4k Bra. gire am! guarantee satis Mi” l - They hare >n baud 1400 bushels at wheat Irom abich ti<ey are twining out a eapariwc quality of fl.ai. Yjt a list ot the renew• articles raauular.turwd ana h*r enle see their advenisemmt in this iasoe. Otm old friend, Hiittan Tbra-b was in town Weoneaday and gives s most bop*. - Ini acccihpt of his district, both poliUcaiiy and inane-aify. is he ■ Harris saan, did yon a*k r Well, n is —id some of the hoys tackled our fiirnd on that issue. Ask them. Dr. Billy Barite* drops into town occs giona'ly *<d tipressea him!*ell clearly in le. ganl to crops and politics, lie is a man who turns ha lurrowa handsomely both on the farm and in a poliii a! debate. II jon wish some harrowing talk ask a aimer i! the uiiuoiity should m iu!e lire majority. Death.-M rs. l atsey McLendon, wile ol \\ iilis McLendon, died suddenly ol bestt disease on the rooming **t the 18 h joi September,aged 65. She was the rnoth -ler *l D3 children, and bad 43 grand chil lireu. and, uulli hers, there had mil been death in the lamily. Her huaband ws visiting a son in Carroll county at tie time oI her death and knows not ol the sadness that awaits his tetuttt. II Tne suit ing face ot A thnr Kohiasott just Horn market indtealcs that he it is fc cured bargains lor bis eu*i*tuers in the •row good* he lias been purchasing. In addition to the amounts n p *rtod last week as s*ut Irom Meriwether lor the tienrfft of the yellow lever suiterer* is to be included •bout $73 out l*ont the Watm Spring* ol which amount Col. Musttan contributed S3O. Our coouty bas sent in all about SBOO. When the lartncr Irom the country ODiCcs U) tow n then come* a political lu • ale. The only oljectlon that can he urged against the farmer is that be g*>o* away a stronger Uarrii man than when he came. Did you ever see su<dt fellow T ——gw WW•as**-- Tribitru *nk. - M . K N Ellis has Just put up a wire making communication Ite twueu Ids store and dwelling by meins ol a l ili pbont Celling evmythiug proper ly att ..np* *1 llob' it slipped down home to . t iidann -age to bia !at bur. t'.illurr the old *• lie nan’s atleolr nt, Holiett asked it te *, .u hi uu. .ci situ id clearly what In was -.tying. C miptcheiiding the *l l lit *>l tin* t *piny but uol lully umlerst dng it Dm i Myron, instead ol replying through the instrument, stepped to the door and shouted no ut the top ol his loin The l i**i-Mt that gieetcd Ills reply *v>n . im'i'd Mr. hi W. t-enlur, that he was empl lying ttic ■ d*l loeUlod ol c‘UiniuutcaUoii Itittea.l ol i, *i| liug to that devtarttl by K tisou. VV hoi* he Inal rum* nt gis m pet(* cl working ot t*i all pal due wit bolter undetaLtld how to use It. Skin Com er l. 1 uc lo.iowiug Oriel sketch ol the conceit ii ilm lumls !ui the ic'llcl ol the yellow I vet sufliriia wa* |.|p;in-l by Mr*, ltevi i duiiug Our ab.wi.ee list week but Wat* crowded on', l'hough late we make room lor it In this is-uc. The amount rood veil w S4O. T!i a oaiaoee given by ihe Italian HPlng Hand Horn Uni Wariit Bprtiige added much to die evening'* cotenaiuuieut Tuc opeuiur pPce hy Mn* Loren t lllit lim was well read. I lie due l * hy Mr* |*,vy and >ii Hattie Render were finely •;*i utivl a* were IhoMi by Min. Krin mini and Mow ILiey ; M*m Tt-ire'l and J Haul*, Mo i* Ifcvlll and Kill*, and Ml i* F eemao ->r>-1 Mery 1 iill. Hy *(>' ial r. quest Katie I’cavy rang, When the Hand iiegiu* to play' and aang it splendidly and with line e!le<:t. Good Ilya Mn-ygle Darling h v Mia* Mai) Par* and A V. llertla waa rapturously •i pi soiled. Max hi Hlaton, mmy little •iwite. deserve* *|ceial mention lor the ex oelleui retidcrlng ol the diftlcull non* liny Ned. The MWlaMt testified their appm elation hy v-icileinu* applause. Whom will the altoe lit, by lltik- Maty Hill w# kaeetly *utiy. A* abc went Pann ing hy, Minnie Kevl l, ** well received. D'idl g with the Tide, a* aung by Mia* oullie Hill. w* one of (A* ieatuie* ol the evening. Mm Hill ia one of oar sweetest Inger* and i* alway* gladly welcomed on the *tage. M'lon'ight on the Imke, a qtitrieiu- by Miac* llotaey and J*ck*on and Mea*r. Hinton and McC**lan re- elvw* universal pra'tae. The *iog*T# o*Ulned tbelr pa*t repntation aud gave- m a real (real. P.put Hallway Punch aung by live IIP lie girla wan ag< m. Little Bam by the lit tle Mlae* Blapm, Freem*n and Hill brought down Ibe houae and rnide every body laugh. Ooceatoaally, tbave were | leoe* Iron) our cion Ilmd aawrterl ivy Prol. Erdman that electrified the audieno-. Ail ih all it tl one < f the be*t conceit* Oteetivide hn* evei enj-iyed. Inin Fro— lit*- Cove. /Mar Virtdkal'/r : A few line* from the “Cove*—<ls*. Ilhliict), will perbsp# lt*r. esi eoroe of ymr Merisetlier readers, foi 1 have seen nothing io your column* from this part of the county in s long lime. Ibe opinion prevails among our citizens ihallne ‘ Cove" it ecif-sustiiriing— makes it owo “bog and hominy." The lari ei* ere generally io a prosperous conditou ; for they sow larg> ly <1 wheat sod oats, make goo J corn crops, and their cotton, no’withst indiug the drought, promi-e* an average yield- We have bad a flourishing school during the past three years under the charge of F M. Waddell, whose services we hsve procured lor auo'ber year. We have preaching twice a month — on the 3id and 4th Srodaye. On the sth buo •lny in this month the lunerai ol H 11. &-e will be preached by the Rev. J. C.B irioas, at A.'ford's Chapel. We also have a good • ir.giug socie'y conducted by Prol*. Biab op and Waddell- On the 170) iost-. there was a lively cot ton picking on the farm of Mr. F. M- JVad deli, four bauds picking 1,200 pounds ; W B Gsrtard, sl6: J. W. Waddell, 810 ; t. M. Wadd*lt, 380 ; J. L. Pearson, 384. On the 18th, W.E. Oarrmrd ricked 381, sod the olliers ower 300 each, Irom son to ws, carrying up their own cotton the distance ot 40 yards, sad nooning one bv mcu day. Tbs cotton was weighed and testi fied to by Mr. F. M. Waddell himself. 1 must n t ftll tc mention that the*Cow’ will go I >r Harris. Mi'RK AMoR THE FOURTH DISTRICT. The Atlanta ChasMNsAsa an l the fa van nah Morning Xtv* l*oth recommend the Democrats of the Fourth District to vote lor Harris. In ths absence of any aomi tattou.contormlag In strklness to Derno * atic usage in that District, certainty Mr Han is most be considered the better enti led to democratic support thtn Mr. I'or ,ns Mt, Harris received the persisted l s ipport of tho majority ol the Dcukecrstic delegatee ol the District, and was |lUe set tle*l choice nl such a n*jrliy. U, there lore, lbs dlArt.t relhses to harm >ol*o on • nominee, where can any Democrat, ang inas that the District ahall not be lost to Um Democrats, threw bis vote but tor Hai its f ■ i, . . The rati >of support Mr. Hsrtls rccaiv ad li* m the delegates would elect him by the people. Mr Pereoae having received no nominaliou ty any rule whatever Is sit i idepuudenl caudtdate. Mr. II *rrts (sited ol a nomination became a minority did uot vole lor him. M • Persona tailed of a uotniuatiou because ain Jnrity relusod to vote tor bint. A v.,te fur llsrris, therefore, is in the direction ol hat atony -* Tote for Parsons in the direction cf dl cord snd schism. —[Msicou Telegraph. Washington. Hcpt. Mr. Win. E (Hieudler’s last letter, ol dale iho 14tU m ,'tiut, ho . a used liesh consU-rnatioo amoug tho laithluh Mr. Ohaudler is veiy stt <l id itt coni*tolug bit bell* I that ttiu Maine < xperiei.ee will be tepealed lu New II tinpshlre, that lltcre w ill be no choice ol o"*vcrnor, by the people, ami no Hepttbli can tiiNjoiily in the Legislatuie. It Is said by the I*lends ol the tdiuiuwliatiou that Mr. Cloudier is doing what Uc Can to defeat the Republican p.ity in Now Hampshire, on uc.couiyl ol his hostility to tue I'r aidant. WhelUcr this tny bo so *>r uot, it is gem-rally ls-ll< ve<t that Mt Chan 1 i’s lorejiodlugs will be verified. lion. W. 11. Hull, of Mariuu, said In s sp ch in New-nan that be would not change a single nils that Co*. Hau ls ever cast I** congr r. J idge Hull raid In v cry case be would bare voted Just ns ller liadiJ. Coming from n man who oppos e*l the reitomiuallun of Usuis this is hlgfi compliment. Liooai & Busino Notice* W' " "" - :J "~ Hoadqear tors tor Gouts Hats —77 m i'll/ 1 ft I'be largest lot we have ever purchased. Cali, we can uil you. IttMHHB )N k HltO. Hept Mill. CLOIWMU! CLOTHING! Suita from tfc CO to 130 00 The latent style and on'. No old stock on hand, all new, bought f< r C huh. Otll ami examine and we will *<*ll you. HOUINBON & BKO. Kept. 27th. r7NE DREsTauODS Black and colored Caalimere, Bilk and Mohidr Al|car Juat r celved at HOIHNHON AHIKFB. Bepf. Sfith FLOOti / PLOUltt Fancy $4 00 cwt. E (trx Family 19 79 cwt. It B NriON* BUO. Bept. Mib. OrocerioF*. Sugar-cored Hama, Break last Bacon, Lard, Choice N.°. By up, Molaaaea, Rice, Cream Cbr*ae, M okerel, Sugar, Coffee, juat re ceived at ROBINSON A BRO 8. Bepf 29th. CENTS HA 'D SEA'FD (JAII'KIIB, CENTS HAND ttEA ED BOOTH, (Jh&ijter Uuin ever before, juat received. Roblnaou Ac Bro C^-rockerv A large lot. direct from Importers, at ow figutea -received thia week at HOBINB )H A HltO. Bepf. . HATS HATS ! FALL and WINTER STYE ES. FOR GENTS and ;BOTB received thi* week at KOBINBON A HHOU Bept. 9. FAEL GOODS. FALL GOODS' lam now receiving s LAKGE sad EL KO ANT line of PKINTB, BLEACH RD snd BROWN DOMBBTICB, JEANS, LIN SETS. CHECKS, BOOTS and SHOES A Ac, These yoodi like my entire stock ate , carefully selected, bougpt lor CASH. sad will be Fold <u/o x> as GOOD GOODS ms bo told si BOTTOM FRIGES, A nm and froth Hue of Drees G ods ALPACAS Ac, CLOTHING, HATS t CAPS, • NOTIONS, WHITE GOODS, lIAUD WAKE, WOOD WARE Atc^ will aooppt Apud ups Again returning thanks for patrou'age extended. I ask Ihal you give me a Inal before purchasing promising U> do Vu* good. FRANK BANNING. *lB-41 10,000 POUNDS W A. N T K L>. BRIGHT DKIED PEACHES For which CASH or GOODS will he paid by FRANK BANNING. 7 5-6 t.. - . ■■■ , A Irt-kli lot of corded pique* an I .luoo net trimming*. It. N. KI.LIS. FRUIT JAR. H. N. KLLLS LADIJJS HATS. Trimmed ai-d UnDiinme-l, iAa UU*l etglee, al reasonable price*, t, Robiuwoui Ac Bro- Save ivloney I>y leading our advertisements ami buying your good* al tliu Cheap Cash More ol Hoblnaon A Bro. It Beats Muslins, Cents 0 win* Un lerwlilit* al 75 pair. 41 FRANK BANNING. % IttbbffUß . A Uandaom* Hue of Uro*-Ura!ue Itit ixma, alt kfisdea, received thi* wi-ek al i < ROBINSON A HRO’H. SAV E MONEY Uy buying your Flue Dick* Good* al ROBINSON A BKO’B. TOBACCO, WE ARE BUYING OUR TOBACCO d'rect horn the Factory—and pro pose to seii It as low by the pound or box as it can IM bought any wheie. ROBIN BON A BUG. Aug. SOtb. tW~ Cany your dried Iruit to Hogana villa and sell it to Hugh Robinson he will give you all it i wrlh. S-28-sm. 25,000 I’OUNiIB DRIED FRUIT WAN FED. I will pay Ibe blgbeit mar ket price for if. Hugh Robinson, llogannvllle, 04S-2m. . hi ■■ H'*— ■■ ' i’ Dry all the Iruit you pow-blr can au and you cau buy any thing you want with it al Hug 1 ! Robinson's, Hogansviile Ga. (12m. YELLOW RUTA BACA, AMBER (iWJSE, * FLAT DUTCH, SEVEN Tor Turnip Seed. Right Fresh. R. N. ELLIS. A LARGE LOT OF TOBACCO and CIGARS BUY THE BEST Milwtlle Fruit Jars From PRANK BANNIMC. June 141 b 4f. TVRNIJP SEED, Fiesh Crop, at (41) FRANK BANNING’S. SEPTEMBER 1878 Wa jure now Reoalvlng In OUR PALL AND WIN TE R SIOCK, WHICH WILL BE COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT THANKING OUR FRIENDS FOR THEIR LIBRRa PATftME IN THK PAST WE SHALE ENDEAVOR 2 0 MER it a Continuance of the same in the future* b/ fair Aod honest dealing and Attention to Business. QUICK SALES and SHORT PROFITS IS STILL UIJH MOTTO . WE WILL EUX 002 TON VMil UAtilt, DA t.ANOK THAI)It. WILL /’.l Y U. 11 MUM* ROBINSON & BRQ. Ff/)URN OY. if. H. KITING* Jr. FLOURNOY & EVL’LNG (ALSTON WAREHOUSE) W A. II JbJ IT OU BIS *• AND . COMMISSION MBRCIIANIS , COLUMBUS. OA; r> t/’aah Advances made on Cotton in Store or foi Shipment Ur other Markets. Heat Brand* of BAOGNO and TIES alwayLoweal market Prioua. *•• R. D. COLE. MATHEW COLE. NEWNAN STEAM WORKS. R. D. COLE & BRO., PROPiUVroitB. Wa manufacture STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS, , COTTON BOH KWH, WATER WIIEEU, SYRUP MILLS, EVAPORATORS. MILL GEARING, OIN GEARING, PULLEYS, HIAFTJNQ&c., to. ALSO, SASH. BLIJTDB ABB BOORS. I W All kinds of brilding material, WE would caM specDl at' ,-ntlon to our *aw mill* ami power coltoa screws. We them ,uai to any and much cUi;w|ier, W, make pulley* luc Uaoa uuUing power by me n* of a rope or wire. All ki.ida of repair* and work dene at choit notice- We are agent* lor tbe sale of ail kind* of machinery. Tbe Standard Turbine Water Wbeeil* equal In power to any first clesa wheel ***d Is much cheaper sad more durable. We have on band two aprl"g wagon* or double seat bungle* mad* by Watertown efiring Wr -ou Company which we will sell cheap. Any partiee wiebiog to boy machinery ol any deectiptioD woulJ do well to co.*res- IMOd with a* before puicheemr. We aolicli coriespo-idence. 18-ff7-fm. If. D. COLE A CO-, N>v.mo, Georgia.