The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885, October 04, 1878, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextThe Meriwether County Vindicator VOL. ft TIIE VINDICATOR. r<ir.UCUKt> BYKOV FRIDAY, BT WML T. REVILE AT ts.oo PKK ANNUM. IN ADVANCE trail n-i*ri *-te at ta* Baa,* COUHTY OFFICEB.S ORDINARY.. A. '■ Ui*loo BBKRIFF C. 8. Florence CLERK 8. C W. H K 1 < TAX MtCKIVKR B. S. Clement* TAX COLUBCTOU J. O Christian TUKihURKR <J. J Anthony AUHVEYOK <>, K. Matthew* CORONER. . John R. Jones COUNTY COM MISSION EKB, I*. A. CUuoii, A iron Fibley, C. J. Reeve*. J. R- Bucbvnao Allen 11. Wsh'Ai. BOARD OK EDUCATION Jaka W. Ptk, w - J - tu, ‘ * Ma-iUoo Reeve*. !*• A- Father A- 11. Fireman, Bcc. BEf ATOH a-b Dlatiiet, V. M ! uuenn RKFRBHENTATIVEt. y. J. William*. C. W • Wtllisn.a BUSINESS CARDS JOHN W. I’ARK. a rroRNKY AT LAW A lIKKHNVtU.It, C* W ill practice In Meriwether and the a t laming c*iu*lie*. A II KU ICc. MAN A TTtiItNKV AT LA VV J\_ <.ItKM.NVII.I.K, U AH boatuta. entrusted to hie ear" attend ’d to promptly and laiibiutly. I>. R. KEITH, A A I'TORNKY AT LAW tiHttli.RVli.l k U* Will practice Hi Mcrtweib.r aud th reunite* co m|xwine tw 1 *eta client'. 11108- A ATKINMIN, attorney at taw, G KXKN V 11.1. K, *•*. A. G. Ki <>t 1), i(. i’ 8. I ) KMIDKNT Oi.N I’lhT J GUkKN Vll.t.K O* Term* Cash. AH w<‘k warranted- T. P, McEIWREA TH, DKMTIdT, BKHOIA W 1 i ! A VINO iweu actively engaged lu Ui* 1 JL IVeettOe oi Denial Hurgo'/ out hi. \U )at ten )< •'*. J *'cl I'UiiiaArnt to > all kinds of J>. uial .w<*lt In the voiy b**l alyl* ol the Ait, and i tl*'' pa* tow ui Uk. pen, l ol • Meilei'.*e count), *Muriug all who putionifce Bit that they ~,*ll I aw U>e wiy b*i *') *> ol •oik, >■. t#r * little none) a* would tie * Knife* and by •ny ci uij etent Dr. tnd I*. the *Ute. Coi rwraiiuieue* by mail protni Hv ai DIL E. B- I Ki(l KI.L, y> R.IH Us < ‘ to V J lit I'ubu* P—DfIMX with till I-* 1 D, J. EG ■ I |>ll. at H* Diun Ktuie. UK. K. It AN'I HUNY, / vPFBKB hi? Proft-du f ** tv! <* b> U.e ctt'M.'t'* oi GiWfuViLe "and iutiy fJT Offlctil J- G. lenell At tx Drug Blore I Hit •<U JJKWELKY .w) FANCY HI OKI Oi L*G range, Georgia. ALBERT LEHMAM HAB f OW, and will kteir always on Übuti *1 bis vli atauu K*i w e ot the public Kjowe, a go and and WXIX SAtt-WITO WX-Tt OK JEWELRY . ANU FANCY GOOD. < onai ting, oi part oi, gar GOLD and fcILN Eif Watches, jfc, Fletb and K ey-iwt>i.ci, oi the best make bpleadt Gold and bitter Watch Cbsuis CLOCKS o( *Ji size*, ntaxern and price* Gold Pee* and all kind* oi holdeta ; Gold feilitr A Heel Spectacle* A Eye-Giawes, UjLID-bILTEKTABLE WAKE Silver Plate Ware ol all kino* sad aijrlea, racket, TaUe Cutlery, and Razor* by U*a very renown-xl masers, —Joseph jingf (sod George Woolen helm*. .JRJrAWI A G lam till tepuirLog all f<oC* in ray lioe Too ma. > cilinn* oi Merit* ether sod ad pHf ic ‘ uMie* have leaked nijr woik to raqsbe • hoi iron. u>e as u> tle cbarac t| it. .1 sill,bo*eve? warrant all u. w *rh, it proj eily ?*!, a* I bare always ict| ectiuny atk a ctm’raear.ee H t6e pelxvn** J bate reoti red from my trWbdt i >li wether. ALKEi.T LEHMAN. Motlaer’a way m II me. Aa cue your cMMwttb Dr. MvMt's TsatSAa* fTssMiiiM ftmdm*). TtdUu JtepnlsM* auks TeeU,is*>fj ; Cm (Mna !jmd>maß*t>adaamrCMa|iiiiirt*(ikmaM; gaS BrapMvo aad tom ; toawrraa aad firrsa OrWarWa of Worm*. Ko m4<rn>* eicr re petted rack eathscijattc ctaeModatioa Zmsa those heoareawd It. P OJS 2 H Y re* pic Will talk. You may net through the world, but will be very slow, it you listen l*> nil that is sx da* you go ; Y.ui'l! be worried, and fretted, and kept io a ale w. For meddlesome toague* will have tom - tiling to do, F"t people will talk. It quUt and inodesi, you'll have it presum ed That your bumble position is cnly assum ed , You’re a w.dl in sheep’s clothing, or else you’re a fool ; But dou't tie exciied, kwp perhagly eooi. For pen; e w ill talk. U generous and noble, they’!! Tent on the 11 •plceti, 'v\ Y’ou'l! hear some loud hints that you’rv sc Ifish and meae , It uptight, honest snd fair ms the day. They’ll cal! you a rogue in a sly, sneaking way, For people will talk. An lif you elmw the teaat lad dues* o! heart, (It a slight In •Uuali m Vo. lake youi owi, part, They Will call you an u.atait, cot ceiled slid Tain \ Itut keep straight ahea 1, don't stop to ex cltini, F. r people will talk. It thi.udhari youi dress, or old iMHhlout and >out hat, Home one will Mnuly lake notice o! tt.at , And hlutfalliet sirvmg that ) oil can’t p ) your way ; Hut don't get i gclted whatever they say Fou |>cip>e will talk. II you dreas lu the lashlou, don't think to escape, For they ciilh i then Ie a diUerenl aha,."; You’io ahead ol youi means, or your 1 ul oi'a unpaid ; But mind your own business, there'r DaUgltl lo Ire made, For people w ill Ulk, Now the best way to do U to do an you picture, Ker yo if tu o I, H you have one, wt 1 lie at eat ; Ol course you will meet with all aorta ol !>*•, Itet don’t thvelt te atop them, tt ain’t wu) use, For |Xto|)lti w ill la'k. Aril COIGBKtiIOIUL Dl. ri*i< r. Arirliras ol |||> Klajorliy of the I .ule Convcnil si. 'lu lU Vu'trt of Ihi tIK Vonijrmlorial IH>- I net : WI cq the Cc-nvenii o to nominate a tarcltdate lor the Korty-sfgth Congrats ff /in the Fourth Coiigtoasiuunl Hiatrict fir t iinembled iu Goiutubus It wag com |MK'd ol delegate*, some ol whom were elected hy direct action of the people In ptlmarv e irctlouv-other* by couit-hotisc ■iioetiug*, to tome ol which It had been n-- turrxJ to remit tlie Miiijrct to tuch dlrtct action itl tin ii(.<i!e. A prrtion o| the dc tga’ca were tailed uninatructod, whilat ii any of ua were really and unmid kably Intruded aa to the choice ol our to: att a etU- The very first atep toward* organl- Zitico developed the eihttence ol an ob atructire spirit oo the part oI tonte ol oi oolleaguee. Tbit spirit continued to lie Bjkulhsted Uirough the variooa aeationa we held there, so that,alter repeated bal loting*, reaching 870 in number, aid through variooa eff <rta to harmonize, lo eluding a proposition (*ubin:lled by Mr. Whittle, ot ChaUahoochee, aa a ooiupm tnl'e, which waa not accepted) to remit the whole matter to the UetaocraU ol the d’ftrict, that they might (elect a candidate lu primary eiectlopk in ewch county or the dlt'lct,i*e ultimately lelt onatmued to w!J mm, ao at to give delegatee an oppor tuuily lor /urtbei cooteteote With their constituents, and also to iuruiah the im portant coonty ot Carroll with an opportu nity to be repteaenUid iu our delibera tion?. When we agaia assembled at New nan, we bad renewed iDatruciiooa Irom our peo ple, bonitnending our lorbearaoce at C-- lumbuaaad approving our court* ; and delegates met with u* from Carroll etnpba a,zing the majority, we lelt we represented tbe Democratic tolars of the district, with a peculiarly large and decisive expreaaisn rtirect lrom the ballot bos oi that eocnty. We also had intormalioo, preriouvly known to ua, confirmed, that the Demo crata oi the coot tie* represented by doia gate* opposed to our action, did not l aelra diMpprove of that action and ;*ce ier.ed the candidste we rea-mißeud. One ol the moat imcorO.nl counties sent a pe*i ir pi her delegation algae<l by a larger number ot Democrat* than that which vot ed tor the appointment ot the delegate*, reapeetfully “and earnestly notffyHg ttmtn that, a large majority of Ute people of th* county Acahed the return oi Boa. Hewry R. Him to tbe Fort) -sixth coodruling lb* deciaraUcn made by oca of tbe delegate*, oo tbe floor of tbe Ooevee, poo at Columbus, in open aeaai'in, to that OKEENVILLE, MEKIWKTHEK COUNTY GA.i OCTOBEK 4 IH7B. eilect. The expreisloa of the delegate *** v that “an overwhelming tnajoiity desired I.U return.” Assisted by the dektgMe* fiom Carroll, we renewed fair patient ef forts to harmonise. These eflofta were rvncstly and respectfully exteuded throtv;h the pruceediois, until we reached (U tfreu huadredth ballot. We then of lee4 a committee *l coulercnw*. Failin, ] io Ibol, aa in all ol our previous ell nts, ilmre was noth teg left tor us to do at tins late period ol time, but, either for the m jui itj to \ Mud to the will of the minority, or l.e the Convention to remand track t ibe voter* ol thr District, the elec ion ol a Rep • rotative at the ball<tt b x, with the rccosameodatkvs ol the gentloma* ea a candidate who he choice ol a Urge ma ] •rit|r ol the voters. Ml. Jefferson was one ot the great fotus lera of the system t tree Democratic irov efumeat la this loutlnent. Uis favorite docuiae me "Use amtorltv shell rule.’’ Tuetvl we, satUhod u we aro, th it a large auijority of the vo'ers of this District pre ftr Henry R. Harris as the candidate for Googles* ,ive levl that our actiou In the premia’s, i* in accordance wth this time liOnuicd Jetlursoniiiu doctrine. Many ol tlic people loci, altei lltc repeated decleru tioni of the,r choice, dining the c liras*, that all this struggle through which we Imvc passed has hocn an Imuo between Ihub nuJ the rolHlci U'. TL!• opinion, now so widespread lu the Divide!, will he conDtmed at the hsbol b< x in N*)vetnbcr, and the soouer the people triumph and and - that tin y It tve b >th the will ard the to control their own a(- talre, the beltt rit wIU be lor llie cotin try We are fortunate In our selection, that the man wo r*|iecllulyy iec *mnd comes up b< another great rule of Mr. J iKrson, ii that ho l “honest and lailhlul amt cajiahlc." A tiriel reb-reuco tv the public r<i-u 1 establishes buyoi.J succnsalul coi - iradicti >u, that he is lu lull accord with the important pru clpte* u ate uuitod to advance ; and that he is tegarded, troth iu Congress and out ot it, as a nr It worth \ ol confidence and out .son, and l a gent r man ol abl'iity aud mfluanoe. Ill# posi tion lu the committee ol ways a id means, „I,J hi* a.e echos aud action hi thu II lU* ot Itepioaenutivct, ad the .ItU leucv and puneluallty with which ti* has looked al ter every lu'eißSt ol In* coualUuouts, both public and private, whether tliolr nvpm.ts have tveen conveyed t* him by coifrepuu dunoe or In |>erson, ontltlo hint lo kur lr r,<iiiidertioii as lie is t ow receiving at l. e Imii 'v of Id* constituent*. HU yoK sfu Ouogriti. abow that Uu hr fu|)y in flferord wi ll ua upon qm-Mlona <4 tluttucu and icvtuiur*, UOW taking shape Iu advance l*r tbe Presidential c iutesl ol 1880, a* eXpicMK'd iu tlm view* cutotlulu ed by Bcnaior Thurm n.ol Ohio, aid illt er leading Uiluds In the H ulb, N rib alld Wo-t. Wo prevent a brlcHsyuo.mU ol bia vutot on the ctiirc icy Issue : On the Did >| November, 1877, ha total lor the teponl ol the act for the cont a< ti nol tho cui rfincy, koovru as tb “llcaumptlnu Act." <),. the 28th ol February, 1878, he voted lor the act to romouotlzn tbo Mar: lard sil ver dollar, aud restore It* 'eg*l ch <ra< ten . t)n the 22 I of A jit I, 1878, he voted for the >jtll to supply a couveuler.t currency with Vhlch the minor butiuera tran*vßlon* oi the people may bed •.. l ula was known 4* the bid to atjtlio le tbe bane ol Irac gonsl currency, and should It become a Ipw would practically Increase tho vol ume ol the eurtency |4<),00 <,tKX). Oa the jtti o| April, 1878, he voted fir tbe act fuspending tbe further retireraeut ul legal I'-nde’ notea aid pi ylding tor the mau kuoe ol Ixiuda In lliotr Head, llv thta bill fop r. may lie redeemed or be tecelved Into Jhe treaaury under any Dw troui at;y source whatever, aud ahull belou'f to the (Jutted Btatea.they shall not be retired and Aancelled or dittruyed, but they shall be ft-lasticd aud paid out again, an 1 kept iu anculailon, except lu case ol mutilated antes, which at,all be destroyed, and oth' *r notea oi like deuomi lUSiou lie Isaued In (hell ate ad. Ob Jane 25Kb, 1878, be voted for the (dll to aatliorlxe the payment ol custom dues is legal louder note? at oar. On the |bth ot June, 1878. be voted lor tbe bill to fetlre tbe circulating notes ohthe national banka, and lor other puri-ose* usually known aa tbe act to rejasal tbe natloual bank law. Tblv bill provides for 'he aub- Siliuilou in circulail<>n ol tbe legal tenders pf the United Bts'cs lor the nail uu banks. This reference lo biv votJi, together with his speeches in Congress, demon strates that Henry It Harris is in lavor o; tbe repeal of the act known as tbe “Kt suonptioo Ad ” Tlvmt be I* Iu lavor ol tbe permanent re tirexueut of Natioosl Bank notes Irooa cir culation, and the suiwtiiutioo ol legal ten der Treasury note* of the United Butts* there lor. That he la lo lavor ol making Treasury aotea oi the United mate* receivable tor all does oi equal laoder with coin. That he favors tbe unrestricted coinage of silver, as a money metal, the same as gold. That be lavor* 'be payment ot all bond* sod dees of tbe Federal Gov foment, lo accordance with Ike original coolraet be tween tbe parties thereto, which as t) bonds and other each obligations of coarse iodadac tbe currency, stipulated in tbe aev aatborxiog their Issuance, and tbits 6 ot'.tiMhflwted as the medium ol pay in' n\ Further IS m tbit, Ida speeches in C >t grets, sod v*rles, not no ess oy t onume atu hem sb v that he i ..>;> >su I t* any turtberfecretse ol the 'jou.lsd debt ot iUp United B'-ale, and purchase of coin for resmnpttawiwpohM, tut on Hie ennttery lavor* the gradual, t radical extinction > me pub ic #l, rlgl-1 ecuiomy, the red un it <n of expenditure* lu all branches of tin public scrvlse in every p,*-ihlo wny vn to the last hunt com wtihle with ittlci.-n adinluntWlm ; Involving the duct case ot salaries th#tsUtttn,{ off of all upefuumera rica ia everj department, ami the re)teal ol the luturnfflßeVenuo lyatem, gnd that he fav >rs a tarßf lor revenue only. The meotoMtotn aloptel by mu Cntvu i tion are aa follow*: "Wiroree\ the delegatei ol the the Cos • gresaioual Ownvcmioii, now in .esaiou at iiii* place, ape vt mmy day* lu balloting, without aecf‘og a noml ration, and there Plwaring oo toaso able proipcot that they oaa, under the twu-Tilmta ru'o, upon a candidate IO rspruseiil the Foiutlt C >n gm.aloual Dhtlrlet tu the 40 n Go itres* ; and dcptni.if it unnecessary to impose up ou (tt i•. l v efthc lab .r of C' Utln i Iron day lo cli\y the useless at temp, to ctfect a u< minatlou With the du'egatot of whieh the U ruvcnti n It now composed, an I be lieving that It would not subserve 'he b*-t lutervsU trf fbt’ D-tmcrutu party, th u the tua) irity rhulJyluld ’.J tho will ol Uiy mi* uoiity, lhcrWot'o Ucsolvudy T hat ao tfm.md ha*:k to the voters oi said dtsti Lt, the selrctluu of u It, presentativo t > toe 4dth Coagress, sin h selection tab* made ut the ballot box in November ae*'. He It further tos dvi 1, Tbut we rocoin iupiul lo tiie VOtei* ol Hie Fourlfi Connie-- >i< uul District as a candidate lor Uuprt spilt,utlv*, the Ihm. Hi'tiry 11. Harris, a slaipsuinn l unlrrfeul views, ripe expori ui.oe and uhsworvl ig iute„rlty. A man, who itaving proved taltolul In l!io past c ru lei safely trusted in lire future. TnU action id ll.c Convention, was tak en Imiuediatuly, allur the comml'Pei np poinnsd op'motion ol It. A. H. Freeman < I Troup had reported they were unable l > agree. Ifl this action all pmllolpatitd. U, - on Ihe pekaage ol tbu res<dotioiis, all vutixl vitbir iu tbu .IU niutlve or rcguitvo Tinidoie, Iu accordance with vtll rslab Mabedrulet. applicable to I lie action ul deliberative b dies ad aru biutid by this aclioa, tn.dudlug ua well Uo.sc who voUd iu the negative, as l >oso who voted hi the altbm alive, lithe larg. t uuudei ol Votia > <1 declare 1 iu the ucg. livo, would it s<ii have Imeu cl lulcd, an I with logical rorfei Inc-s, 'oo, lliul tbu vole was an emlorseinr.nl o| ilie t dicy and emirs ol tbu iiiiuoilly, dirough ul the ppvious proccc llug-r Who Hi n will ij ius tlon tb. t nil wbo look the chances to mould and shape these revolution*, iccoimiicn li ic ua t:.u> do the Him. Muiiry it. Harris, nr. b ,u.d the!' pantsgu f Wbllst wc and not claluffur tbu action that It U any mor dial) e retomoieudulio-i, wo as-ort It is the hclou of tbe couveutlou, rugulai ly ud .pt tud, and Impartial min is will lac.igiila.- ilml those who par'iclputod In t in good fsltb, ale tbcri by bound.. Will any lair iniud allow dial a mun may do all In: can lo lui.u ercb tieocfiu a- any riven proceed lugs bare iu tic m lor bio,sell oi lih frle.ida, atxl then aay 1 w ill not au'iudt to out Joint decUlourwhon, alu r debate with him, bi> iricnds, y a vote lu which lie takes bis toll part, overrules lon Judgment und in It vidual prvUUoclioUs f Theie was no p:<- IVt Rgalnsi tbis ucdoii ol tbe convention. Tlicio Was no rclusal to Join iu it buf nr ifae cou. ties were called and upon It each and every delegate voted as U|sm tbu pug vloua measures ol tbe C invention, luclud iog the adoption ol the two-. birds r ile. Are we got all, therefore, aa tr,ucb bound by it a* wa were by the two-thirds rule to which W 4 so laitblully adhere I through out t Both were fiaasod in the same way. The tw,,-third* rule at a lime when Car roll was without representation. And tins action alter Carroll bad her delegates up on tb) floor, sad with each end every o>-unty represented. It is Uotr the adop tion ol Uie resolutions was opposed. The widest latitude of debate was allowed and freely b. d'tlgod in ; and tlis word prot at was svae used by some of tße speaker*. This only goes to show that tbo right of protest was not kirgottea, and the fact re main? that tiioea composing tbe intelligent mtnorliy, well knowing tbig. right, o e * bleb they bad previously on several oc casions threateuod to not pro pose to avail themselves ol it by entering any thing oi toe kind lu writing oo the Journal, I >ut they joined and sought lo suc ceed in the ieaoe, which wea fairly found against them. We were repeatedly to) J by members of the minority that they were lolly united is lbt> advocacy ol gentietne u iv hose uamee they preeeated, sod were in loraed (hat ii we adjournad they would remain aud agree npou a candidate, tbera paifra ; but otjha number of ail the hon orable geet omen for whom they ba>l vot ed, they latlod to (elect s standard bearer ; end so 0 wee, that alter tbe adjoarement meat of tire convention, au* who bad cao vaaaedgke dietric* and tailed to obtain a major™, either u, the appointment of del egate*, ot la either ooe of tbe seveo hun dred ballots of the oonveotWo. and whose fryepds, so f#( as they iwohl, bad L- old ed the agUoe ot the cooveoti. n, announc ed himaaif a oaodidete lor election. Ail we have done U baaed on the great turdsmental ideas of Irec gov. rnincnt, tbsi the |icople are sovereign ; ttiat the w ill oi ■ho m jority sha’l ooubol, and that eve y <>ue holding delegated au'hoiity laigtit c titer to resign his tru-t or do it c wl'l * t his principal. You who compose th* groat mass ot the vot rs ol ,he .lisltiet an our piiocipals. Y >.i ry the taxes, yon ’.ear t' e iHttdent ol the government. uim no an ’ jour posterity laH the p results ni the legis’ntaon ot the country. Theitb r. you have the right to say who shall b* ~ur pu .lie scivant*. . Respectfully suli uiUeJ, C. W- Mabty, 11. A, 8. Fieeuian, O L. Reese, W.T Uevill, Q, A. Myhand, M Bbacl'*!ford, James VVhiUlc, CommU'ec ot the nm)orlty. t,iQranfft , On., Bept. 28 LOSO JOUft'B BA MT ~chuck. ■ Fhlcago Time*.] I. wouldn't do for sums of the dulaull ing bank cashiers to II a out In Kaus. * City, Missouri. Tito eU a police tun cut iueru known as Lmg J bn. 110 bel tigs io one ol the olJost sud most respectable tamllles, but be was a wayward youth,and gottt'.ay w ith his share ol the cs'ate i s.ily Sf? To.u, ltb t rattnhudabk piucli, 1 1 *. I Vti Ihc p. Tec force,st.a g. u e l up, r.t 4 bat l eer: a ialtl.lu! aud lent, el ate man ever since. As otlen a* lie drew his pay he went to n certhin bank and dt -1 otiled w hatever he could save. He con tinued this Irugal way of livb'g un'il he had raved about seven hundred dollars. N t long ago, when one of the aolld insti tutions of the Chicago of the West went down, and the 'trusses' ol the iu-ti tullon* wore regretting in tears to their pnltilh M* depositor*, Long John walked up to the l’rueidcnt and sail lo him: Look hero, Wnen J was a wild Imy you used lo talk to me about saving money. You told mo t o follow your i x tmple, and when I ran through my part of the us.ttlo you got ini' mi tliu police lo.co. You told mo Ur pul wbut money 1 could 14 tbo bank. I did It I w'oiked bard us a nigger, and saved ell 1 c uld. Now lamas poor as wbeu j cotninct red. Ami you base nothing, you say, to psy me. I want my money. Tire great bankrupt banker pla.ied Iris ban Is on Lmg John's shouldtirs, aud spoke tu him sadly : My boy, tins is s giu! trlbuldUon. 1 have lost everything, and 1 can nut— Long Ji.lin look the hand ol lire hanker Irntu h’.a slrouhUr and said : I dra'l want ■my cioco'l to leafs from you. ICvo*y cc it I pul In your hand I woiked lor like a nigger, and you know I . 1 would rr*)ou i o dead Ilian lose 11. Now, If you don't pay me Hi t money I will blow year bruins out h' te mi the spot. And hr placed a it vojver ugiiiniit tire hunker’a head. in ten minute* Long John had his S7OO, ami the great ponuiles* banker was beg flmg libit not Ur give It away, lest thu ox ample might be repeated. It will do to j try in Goicngo. ieltlvirte. Yes, cultivaU 1 thoiougbly. Oo not wab for rain u> put thu gruu. dlo order. C ul tlvatu t, Mid keep it in older yotiraell. Alii i ibe ground I* once broken up by timely aud continued cultivat'd), It may be kept in good order lor plants to grow und make a lair crop, bv keeping tbu soil loose uiiJ niello*. The air is continually prutslng u, an thu surlnce ol tbe earth with a loree ul tiltecii |hiuiiA* to evuy Htuarc uicl’. it tbu soil is iotMiu f.ie air |x:iie trules n ore rapidly 'ban when bard aod crusted. No sooucr doe# the *h reach a point cooler then llscll liiun It condciiecs, aud wau-i is tbu result. This process u co'itiuually going ou. Although tbu eon utsy drink up the smlacc inolsvurc duiir.g tbu day, It Is repla' ud through the night, and the growing piaui ceoiing quickly In the evening, also gattieis a bountiful sup ply ol dew tor Its support. Let no one neglect to cultivate bis crops, and tin u complain that on account ol Ihe dioutb he has no corn or garden. Allur a crop shade* tbe ground, the von doe* not dry up thu moisture so rapidly, yet, U thu ground I* looee, tbe ptocoes oi cot deuaa tkra is continually going 00, aud a lair crop made even a dry Mason. Tbe sun’s ray* do not rtilect lrom mellow ground upon the growing plant with ball ti.e force they do !riu a smooth, hard urls< e to wilt and dry it up. Thorough cultiva tion preclude* the possibility ol the growth ol weeds also, and tb* crop baa all the benefit ol tbe eltmeuts ol growth io the •oil. It la humorously stated that all the** lal tm" in tho fourth disitwl la appoced to Usury it- Harris. And yet all this won derful “talent” can’t produce a single charge against bios except that-“lie has bc u ‘.here long euougb V That’s aIL Bat dl l you know that the principal portion ol tbe talent is coniined lo Uia politician*, who Want lo step Into Harris’ shoe* ? Fairborn btar. Gentlemen, it will be demoastruled that Harris baa split the party ha this diatric t —Ex-Gov. Dm lib. I?n’t that cool r We never be! to beard l a majority ol honest voter* splitting a party, and a man who makes such an as sertion must litanaelfbe “split" in the np • per alory.— Fatrburn filar. NO 42, WOOL CA HDING My Wool Cards arc now newly clothed and in flue condition and I think 1 can aloly ay that Ia n prop rre i to do good work 1 de.ire tliose who lavor Ute with patronage to wash tlieir wind at once and hring it in e .rly vo lluti l may card and have it ready when jon Want it- Don’t -villi It!! late when 1 may becoWv.ed and a H have t< no to do tbo work promptly for you. I guarantee good rolls when good Wool i- btottyhl iu. lam al*> Girding Cotton ana miking nice Rolls Hand and gel s into and try th* in'. Woo’ Carding 10 is per lb. oil furnished, or i the wool. Cotton Cat ding. ....tJcupor lb. ot the O.R . I w ill soli W.H* It U .1? 40 its lb. Cotton Roil a 15 ct* lb. My mill i- nlso in good order and seldom ever fb t 1 ol water. (live mu u trial, Your* & •., NA r I’EAGLE, Lot Itet ville, O . ■I Ji 07:l • o The White -l&- * -r— --■ - iim. B THE EASIEST SELLING, THE BEST SATISFYING MilUiM IU Introduction and WorW-rtnowned reputation wts the death-blow to high priced machines. THERE ARE NO SECOND-HAND WHITE MACHINEB IN THE MARKET. This Is avers Imsertant mstlsr, as It Is aarsll* knewn tnd unrfis|iutsd Iscl tHst msnj °' 'k* *•" callvd Rrst ota.s silcWna* whloh *r* tfvrt *e chttp mns-a-ea** *'• tkoa# that have L *81*" [?! noitvistd (that is. tsksn ok lrom customer* sttsr ui) and rwbullt and pul upon th# markat "iMi’wMiTt II ,TH m MAny nmnu MACHINE NOW UPON THE MAMIT. • r IS MUCH IAKOEN wn CHINE* Of THH IINOkH, MOWI AND WHO IT <!oT* MOM TO MANUEACTUM IMAM -SiSwc mErak * Dl |?* WORKMANSHIP It UNkUaPASSED. ]uo not Euy any other tifor* try ing tho WHITE. Prices and Ins lade Satisfactory AGENTS WANTED I White Hewing Machine Cos., CLEVELAND, 0. 11. I). ADMIt-GiiKßKViixs, CU., Aip-tit lor tbe Hbovu Machines lor Mur I - tber com ty. JNE W GARIjEIS N urrtorie??, ? fVlsbfilhfd A. D.1878. ORKENnBOIiO, N. C. We take this method to lufor n tb : - zees ol Meriwether, Tv!'ml aud adjoining ootmliee, tfiat our agents, having culifl cateof agency, will Visit you during tbe months of July, Aur. and Hept. to solid your order* f >r Iruit trees, vlue*, &c., for tbe fall delivery ol 1878. We rc, sc-t you to reserve your order* until you can tee oir plates re/irevuebug ottr varieties, and g :t rich Inb .rmatlon as our agents are pre par'd togive yo<>. WK GUAH4NTEF. TO FULFILL W) THE LETTER ALL WK PKOMifK. Our scoi'T JOBHUA I.IN LEY has, lor the past fitly years, cnvagol iu collect ing, t,roving nml fruit* ; aod we huve now every variety of vu, erior kiudg Id tbe world, aud those but a aptcJ fttv tbe fcoulh ami Its dltSercut lot alitie*. Don’t U- b..iatrogi;a<l by tree peddlers bub come to li< tti!q'im rs for g<si fruits. Those d'/ulHing tie sttcrit* of the Lind - lay Nurseries tau have such doubt* re mov<-<! by releiilug to John H. Wiliiama ot Lulbtivil c, Jddge Ononingbam of At - ante, K-lltor ot YimmcatoA, J. H. PamGl Wat Point, and handreda of others wto. have tested our Irui'.s to petted •!'ac tion. Thankinsr you tor past patr> nags we ssk a continuance of rarne. Very Kwiieeilully, J. LINULEY fON. Live eoargotic mea wanted as agent* liberal oomrneion giveo. A Idrsss J, A. "'ion’ N'e vnuu, 0* L. LAWRENCE N**i;aa,Ga..