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About The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1878)
itk DISTRICT. WHAT THE Pimw WAT. Columbus Knq ilrc'-Bun. /.OV, UKXUY IJAKUIri POSi COS OllhfM li. tut present race tor Cmtrew ve •rxong'.y deaßed the out iua'.on of J idge M. J. Crawford of our <J:y- if.-, ho-cvr, dr olio#! al(ig the mcc ‘-ve i m-üb* l- iUitn tt>; lal- court niton. M gre..r. Mill thought h W'li.d actef.' the übmina* tl >u il it tendered him by the eonvci - tt .n. In the iiKCing at the court housed" appoint delegate*, Ho vote pLiuiy meaut >o a*irucu<] hut with tin: ui - .’eratanding that Crawford wm first choice and Harris second. We had hoped that the cnMdtAu.Uion of the convent ion would b<: diflc'enb Ol It* neth n we do art mi an to apeak. We do not think theie 1... been a nomination by the Ceoveaiiw, ot that ei<hot (and the candidate* I* the DOtn n. ol the |*r(Jr, Two gemlamep are miming -Lion- lie try H- HtrrU anl Otj • tain Henry Per*o3. Poodle r eom.iel.- ed to tak* ki te* to elect a candidate, and we prolewt to tie ueutr-i in nothing. We ui aalb.fi and that ot the gent:omen ,on in til fluid M' Harrl* i the choice ol the district, and it la one that we •> prove, though lie wee not our tiit ehotce. ll‘i baa now been in Oongre.a si* year*. He la a gentleman, bone it, uptight and diligent end ever at hie poet, laboring lain, lully lor the good i I Ids diatrici, Hide arJid country. On ei*ry important <|U<mini, hi can point to hU vote* as Ida r< cord, end never yet baa ho lx eu am >iht the alt enlei a when au laetic ol moment wiva nt slake lie haa make lew *p< *•< lie*, but ’hey have lieon aarmly commended in Ihe hlglnal l ariura. He I* the third member named on the most Important committee In the Mouse, and Ida speech on the tiitd! bill won Uie highest commendation. 110 w a jjenlleistau of far tnoro than oiillnary Intel* lignite, and Jiosseaac* the esteem and con fidence of Coiigreasmeii t. an egtirine do *(ioc. Ilia return will ald to Ida useful m:i* and . ffieiem y. He lisa exp rrlence, ntilllly,character and Handing an 1 la plain ly aa mallei* now stun I t to lay trim of the people. West Point Pir*4. Without n particle <>l oonficiuUM psrti sunshlp, wo this week hoist Him nuiu of lion. 11. 11. Harris lor tl'Migree* Irom thl* ■dlfilrlr.t. The action, or rathrr, tho ii'iii actlon, ol two successive meeting* l tint convention chosen to natna llio camllilaln for whom wn shnfeld ns food Peny-emt*, vote, loot remitted ua to <nr pinrsonnl hoW, itld without limitation we Indleato that choice. We atlMttwl not Mr. Harris lo<* becsmm to tho beginning ot the cain oatgn we advocated tin* claims ol n por nonal Ir'end and a *Oll o( Troop. Mr, Harris’ democracy Is utissas'lablo hi* record that ol a conscientious, faithlul representative. Ill* speech on tho tarlft, at the last sossi-ei, was pronounced by c impel* nt judges one of the best ever mado In Ctmsfss* on that ride of Uioques tion. 110 ti a prottiinetil, laborious tnem tberoftlio moat Important committee ol ■llia House—that of Way* and Minna evl ■donclng tho high oalenm In which ho I* hull! by the Speaker. Hl* opponents In this canvass boar wHue** to Ills skill lii dubnle. It la, moreover, evident Ural the 019)01 tty of the totbta of the 4th District proler Mr. Harna to all others, and tln ro is no aott ol doubt about til* triumphant rc cloci Inn. While wc canm t consent to put nway a tried and proved public totvant lor oue who baa not boon levied In a place ol offi cial Irnsl, wo have no (piarrol to make with those who think differently.—Capt Perons la uoexci-pliouable politically on Jy because bo U without a record ; while Mr. Harris possesses the greater merit be lug approved iltcf pawing through the ordeal ol a prolong! and a rviee. ' Carrollton Time*. iongrcHlonnl Ctmietl. Since a latluro to uotnlnal.’, and we arc Iclt free to act In the matter, wo shall tup port Mr. Harris rinco ho !v a ia:idldate,*nd do alt we cen, In a lair and legitimate way ito aeewre his election. First, bccauso ho has been nominated by Carroll county by an overwhelming ma jority as tbolr choice for confess. Asa good Democrat we are always willing to Abide by tho action of the majority. Second, because he la the choice ol the majority ol the cougicetional convention. AnJ a handsome majority at that too, though we do not believe the convention expressed lalrly Mr. Hants' strength, aa the election In November will show. * Third, because we believe that Mr. Har ris is the choice of the Democratic party of this district for congrtss*. We kuow that >ha moat ot tho so-called leaders ol thepar ty an against him, but we believe fully i wc-lhirds of .tho rauk and file ol the par ty are lor him. And aa Bill Arp says a vote fat a rote no matter where you drap •it. fourth—and lastly, because Mr. Hums 3itt node on efficient and laiibfblcongrees ■oua,'ud ha la to-day trotter fitted to ip *nseat us oe account o< hit experience Urea Vie lim ever been. That he is efficient aad .-•hie bis standing and influence at Wajh irgtan prove. Bis standing is auch there t.at he haa been placed upon the moat un |OtUut committee oiooogreaa. That com mittee k composed ol the wisest men at > egress, nearly every OM bfeflfig A Dfc tm-osi repetahop. That Mr. Harrk k iaitb iui ie the performance ot hie dutiea, a yir *<w net Ue often loand in coegieiamen.we ■ppeei for proof to all thoee, no matter %bit Lex lr ieisds or opponents, who hare . ever bad any boiue*< with h.ta as tUe.r ! BepreactP alive- Fairborn Star, THKILA.CK TO 7UK / WIFT I The N*-woan convention having failed t> make a nomination for Coofneee, It in left wiih the people to pay th< ir money a,..f Lake tb-.dr choice. Il h bar iiy - ,gi y tor mto eay that oUf voice—a. it b been ior *m months part-—il attf 1 i lor Hhj. Henry IL IDrriv, and we aball give wbC infio-rijce we lia.e to secure his re-elecuovi to the position he has a; honorabiy and la! htully filial- f/o 't hat Mr. Ifer/ia is tue ytoiee of Out to ter* ol th Fourth OmtrfasioHftl IHurU', no tin; r judiccd nd.id will deny. Over H-ven hundred balloting', in which be tteadd) received two and ooe-tbtrd vo'es over a msjoiily ol the whole number of votes, *p. •a* ie language etrooger than we cao command that he IH the choice ot the people ; and if the majority r do had ben adopted at Colufohaa, as it should have lejcn, a non.toatlmi would have been mail o . the fir.t day, thl* disgraceful di ruptioo in the par y would have been •folded and the people wopid have had tbeir cb< Ice. H.t no argument of this matter is at a! ; neceaaiy. The mi. rwtiy i the rst> vei.J tlon req.onsible tor thi* trre pmaide actflsm to tue ranks of the Demo* orntlc jwirty, and-tbi-jr know tt bough they make no and en*ei.-*i eK t ft to shift the festa.ndbi'lty to Hie ahoui d. rsof the mi.j wily. Let u* a~e wl ' kind of a predicament the feet* lo the caw. will leu ye this pairl-dtc mlneri'y; M . Hud'h w.nt into lb* ci nvti t on reprtn IP td t.y lie* M,au •./.<-< hof the s! eng'hol ihe tfapt. I'irsoi a by a till to over ou'-lourth ; and Ot!. It-iriU e nutc-mb y over one halt,or largely mitre than a run Jurliy of the whole. And yet this lar aco l ,g. clear eighted/fjpw dhtU inle ul y h.v<- the hardihood to charge tld* unmlatakw ble majoriiy with trying 10 disrupt the par ty t tjeotlemeti, it I*. tat < ntempHb'y thin ; ion uligtOr.at l.reatl. of f.iiein and common ar-uae will dlawdye it Info mlat Wo have fallen on strange times, Indeed, when majurltlm are uep 'pul r. an I Io not represent the will of tho pe nd* •“do .’t ymi think a if i It la very bumiliailng ’and much to t* regretted llist a nomination w** w it p tb< led, but Hid msj .rliv do not, chi <>t l*H lUsl they aro to ldam iir the rraui*. It l well known that a cn ..btnvton w i ranged <o.r'y in the caiifasa t J dtcat Mi Hiir;l* at every list in). V lt was disgracefully Inangtir tied lu this couoty (where a fair eipreniou of Ihe vo i,.is would give him an overwhelming out j .rity.) It was attempted In Carroll with a miserable failure, and h* urinate I In New nan, where, on the plea ol harmony ami c itnpro'.uiae, this lacltnßS combination, led by that redoubtable and double Jointed pa* trlot. ex-Ooy. Jim Smith, thrust to vm every wan ol any prominence In the dl irlot In order to defeat Mr. Harris, who, 1 was plain to be seen, was the choice ol Hu people. 11 tho miuorl y were so wotu’er lully anxious (or harmony, whv In ihe name of rearon, didn’t they harmonise o Mr. list lls, and thus ninioably settle tin difficulty T Can they answer f Tho m* jarity I* charged with going into tho co veutlou in the Interest l s wax, white tv 1 ry move made and every wool spoken by tho mi ority in thoc 'tiveaHon cnuoltMlvc ly proved that tiikv wire there In opposi tion to u mat’. Which horn ol the di etn na |ihudvng’T T Aeyhotly but liarri*' was the war cry clear through ; the Inter est anJ Integrity ol the party did noi a|>- pear to tic a consideration of even seconda ry Importance. l.atlrwnge Reporter. * •stick to ilie Truth. A communication iu the ffewnnn Her ald, say sol Henry It. Hauls t "It was Col. Abraham’s money and the influents of hi* LaUranee Hank that gave him tho Troup county delegation.’’ This la not trne. Tho campaign in Troup for the delegation, was as laiily c; Dducted aa political campaigns ever are, and the coutilj went lor Harris, In a pri mary elce.t'e’,l, by a yote ol 673 to 886. We opposed Uarils iu thl* Cttßilutign \ bot we want to see the truth told. "Co'. Abraham's money and the influ ence ol Ms LsGrange flank" can’t carry Troup county. Col. Abrsbam was absent molt of the time ; what time he was hole, be worked for Harris aa a Irlend would na'urally wotk for a Iricnd , but Hie influ ence of the bank was not used tor Harris and Uit had been, It could not have car ried the county. Harris got the Troup delegation just simply because the people wanted him to have it by a large majority; only tbi# and nothing more. That Awful Pheaegniplt. Mrr.Caimen need no longer sit up un it) midnight for a late husband-lhat is late coming home. She eatt now ejwrak her lecture Iu tba diaphragm of Use phot ograph, attach one end of a cord to Use crank and the other end o the knob ol her chamber door,and retire to her downy couch. Aith the sweet and comlorirog a*- surence of u‘™ b “ f „ . . . irood- Carmeen will it will do then. . , , ,t la.m. as usual, ana I TOme, “~ k ‘ a ‘ iD * .uir. but no sooner k “til om door, than that tQd te|l bim in awfh pbooogpsphwill np , he thiukl of hia wile’b own roles, what , , n .iih j,- ” ■■ i *n wlUb UIC auch conduct aa thk, winding l bed you ttera command: now come to - uke a old fool and dou*t ait then blink iiu . rior . sk* owi I And all the lime Uua p. \aj maace la ia progress. Mrs. Caimeen u h he re feline in aweet dreams in wk aprinK bonnete and the latest lovely thine ia polouiaes predominate. ) NEW ADVKKTIBg>gaTA “ NEWfiPAPEH ADVEKTIbINO llflib EDITION, Ototainicg a complete Start of all the town* In ihe Untied Bute*, toe Terrfturiea and the D ,ti.)irirtn of Canuds, fcgflfig • pormh.- tioa greater titan 5,0 0 according to the last census, together with tue uamta of the ctwo, ape-ra haring the largest loesi eifeu lath.n in each ol the piece* turned. A mi, a c-tiogue of newspaper* which are r e mhwM to adveVtl-crs as gtring gr f ’- et v.lue in profurtlou charged. Alao, the liatigioua and Agiicu'turai J .ur ns.*, very compete list*, aid many tabi<s ot rales, showing the ot ot 4fr l**g o raiieu* oew*pap*.r*, and much trier hif- r xi. at in n which a tt<gt-,ner tn advert ii'< wou'd do well to posaee*. Address OK P. it .WELL St CO., Newspaper Alvw tisiag Bureau, 10 Bprcce 81.,B 1 ., N Y mnMzamnn Cbetriu Tobacco Atfft* 4*4 htyhmtmrimi U Cm ti—rfli A * *t*t**o *aOHM m 4 Atdtof md <#**** Oa4n/ auMafo. rirtm g*4 t*M 7U WWHM m4a Aa W* Mh mt* *. it i*. \-r,t ? A,U AM JM ■ ** •urf life* ; sy A 4*-siaant. £w*w &a ter cl Jad-hM 4 CVs r PIANO Heautdel Bq, <Jr*l IHano#, ] t rl-w;01,000.ouly t*7s. Maanitloeni Vtr i tgiat Phswea, price o*oo. only 175, Pi ao‘U.7 oeiewa, U-\ 7+ US, New Sty )'lignite |4A <tsgaa if sto,.>. $57-M. Organ 10 stops, piiee |3W. Obly VflO Elegant sf>7o Iflrr'.f Tip Organs |dy Otu*. Bcanuiui Pa/iof Os. so, pno .iltt d,.lan, only til iP.i.a/s. Fit ! * Es :|,sed, ftftb dollar iaward. it.ad ‘Traps fir lh* Unwary' and about Cost rd|*li'a ami Organs, assn ItUL)C. Plants wldress liaoiel F. fhany , WashtfaV a. N .f CseyAltAYtr A/m.ta can our b.i Of iha Firuaide Visit r, Tarn • ad O.tntKr.si AWnm I* O VttJEKMY AtM'wta Maine \tJKS Id Wai.iel ! M -la;* as I Dip! .mas K wtiiOl.VtA N*H | - j [aUar.le.!, new Pictontl Bibltw. t,OOO I narration*. Addrtm Or new on r.itUrs A J. HoI.MANA (JO, IfdO Arch rtl, Pl.UailidpbU. i \ Uuivwmi litrda (,*.! ct b au'u -/ aj V/ wnh name lo . t -tr. i *Jm iC ~ As..land, Mats. To A4fefllpr*# Hcnd I r <>ur Heinct Uiat ..I fsial N wa t>aftcrs. Bent Iran on appi.eatktfi. Ad irrs OBO.C.HoWELL A CO , 10 .-tpnue HI. fi. Y, OEOUOIA- t Ordinary'* Offl * >l*tiaether Coonty j orvaovllia (l. Whwrnas D .fid Oglvtfie, S M. C. It b ertson t.n‘l James F- Kvaeum.s >i the Last Will an l Teatamenl of Philemon Ogletmt dccraaed, xprtun' b the Own that they liave lu'lv adminlstsrfd ihe es tate nf said ilv*al, and apply lor letter of diniiiaal >n from their truat as such Ka ugubir* This I* therefore to c U and admonLh all concerned, to IP# their .drfetdiwn* If ary they have, on of la-tore thr first M mdav in Dvccmlier IB.S, to abow cause ahy add Executor* sliou <1 n >t receive ietu>r* of Dis •u Is si.su from their said truat. Uivcn under my baud an I cfTt dal algna* trc. Thi* Hcpt. A I 187S. A J. HINTON, O. M. 0. OKOIiGIA, MeriwHlirr County. Hv virtue ol an order Irom the Honora ble court of Ordlnsry, in and* lor sal I county, 1 will sell to the highest bidder bc tore the court bouse door, in the town el Greenville between ibe legal hours ol sale, on Hie first Tuesday In October next lb following described lands belonging f>> tb S-tate ol Johnson Freeman, Uncewd to wit : Lot Ni* IS4- containing 3024 acres and J-i'oing lands ol It- H. Fricnren, Bla lock and Turner ; also, lot No. 354 join log lands ol It. U. Freeman, idler, Rob ertson and Findley, and known as the Home place of said deceased ; Both oi the above lots of land lying and being In the Bth district ot said county and containing la all 4024 acre*. Terms Cash. R. F. HALL, Adiu’r. GEORGIA, Meriwether County. By Virtue ol an order ol the v Court 1 1 Ordinary of said county, will be sold on the tat Tuesday in October next, befote tho court boose doorgn the towu of Greeu viiie, between the legal hours of sale, alt the lands betonglrg to the estate of Harsh Burtou, late of said county, deceased, con sisting ot 377 seres more or less, said lands are situated In the upjjer (hh district, be tween Wbite Dak creek and Fib't river, and adjoining landt’ot Wiley and Clifton Reynolds, and Mrs. Kern peon sod others. The lands were gives in to the Taxßeceiv er in 1875, as lou 335,236 and 314. Tb whole settlement constituting the plac known aa Isaiah Button's.—Bold for the benefit of the bwn and editors of arid estate. Terms cash. This Sept 5th,1878 W. H. KELLER. Admr. I aOrangk April 1878. Da. T. S. Bndgeld :-Th Sufctrfk Dr. Heard prescribed for my lutle slater whs was sol faring very ®*h Dross “Poison Oak" gave speedy - •Uef. Two applications curedd bar. Tour*, Sc . c. l. sans. Prepared by T. a Bradfield, LaGrange Ga- For sale by J. EG. Terrell A Co agents rasas MONEY pleasantly and fast, address Ft- Uaßvgv A Cos , Atlanta, Ga. MUSICAL HOMES AiO. ALWAXff HAPPY HOMES. What has earth dearer in palace or grove, Than motif at nigh!-fall from lips that wc love. Then gather the itt'ie ones arotmd the Pane or Organ alter the toil* ol tie day aie over, and enjoy a real home concert It you have no home, get one right aw*y, or if you haven't any children, b< rrow some, and i) ) u are a Knout a FIANO or vJBOAW Bov one turUxaiU. st L.UDDEN Ac BATES’ jm E ■ Music House Bdvannsb. Oe, Ti.e Ureal \Vb-,ise.e l*!tno a..d Organ Depot ot tinrSout* • TIHH hi\U riMILIES Hsve in t!.e p*t br. ya. puttln itramect* f.. n. t,s aid every oce can tert. fy b> ILeir sup. r: i*iy. To and pu/ebac e# egactly t* our f*dtty and dt-ltglt. W c Citi Cos it, we will do it, and we sre dotsy U Every loattome*! w/td a di-*n ...h* r h.r ns .And now to Business* Y >t Fail Trsle, 1-78. *. ax* ie*.Jy .tt. the largest and flueat line ) lusirun-eut ever iltt.iayl h- till., at,H.h *• iU 1 a* dlftcJ. ! puichasere on the So A,;ea<, N<. Cuteitii tlukril P as. at Mao Pi* | JtrtV Esctory Kate* l.t (',*l. a■ 1 oo .Fa le.m- So .s in t u ..n'a ... j a; any price. Ercry i.at > wr a.: tjeers .l*unak. ra name and bar a wittlar. Hia k&tta guarantee. it. *!,!* lostru mi n'a ff. i*<t Hsti-* Annie* .s a st we g i*fr.P ■. Ou th < *.k we s‘u Ia and all compe' iifcm. Ihen.n wI. can un>lsraeli us Uu t V.ro yei. BPLLNDD ELEOANT PIIXOS , OR 1.1.1.S 7 t< lave *UI t Ht.ip*. *M 7* (fetaVe, !tj. i HI Slope 75 Usariilael the Ijshl sol i in Ihe U. ti , at such prasi. Nnti tng iika them ever t* hia cltefid. HUkitly wbobswls lata*, kv reduction u Dcs.eia or Taacher*. fii only ior cash. No .taw to a K credit. Piaoos from Old Makers. OhicWing. *370 i Kosba A (>• *370 Mauiu b-k. 2K* | !*• A f.'O . t:ft tlain s B-, 850 I ft-mthwa Gem, l 7 hclcci lixm *b rve Hat sod and y- u will hwvn a Piioo tor a IlmUroe o( I *rd u True economy lies la pnrebw ol a A Jw. 1 loMruroent. The re*t a/•- * way* tuc cheapcrt, ae well ** roost *(>* aitoiy. Organs from Old Makers Mann A H onlin, 10 rito.n. $;Ai Peloubrt A Piltoo, 9 Hlo( , |75 In elegant New Btyle IV Fitty Style* from f4ot<' 6<X>. Three msgnifi rent IreUuinenta co-t a lit Hero re than many others, but will wear twice as tong, and are far tiettc-. IHaetrated Catalogc‘ free. See these Easy Terms, ITANDB. —fth*n didlars Mon'b y, un ill paid !or ; < r 31 dollars Cadi, aoU ba!- snee iu one year. ORGANS.—7 dollars and 30t0t6t4 iar lerly, for Ten Qiarters , or, 5 to 10 dollars, M mthly, undl paid I >r ; t<r, ooc-dalf Cash Down an 1 t-alsnce iu one yrar, FIFTEEN Days Trial it desired, wc pay freight both way* if Instrument doe* not suit. Purchasers run no risk. BEWARE l B >grs Pianos and Organ*. The couat-y is fl-vxle i with them. If any man oilers yon a 1,000 dollar Plan ) tor 375 dollars, or a 260 dollar Organ fof SBS, tell him ha lies and you want miss the mark. Outrageous deceptions are prac ticed now. Bay only from a reputable, well-known House rr you Will regret it. Secure beet Instruments at lowest prices, are Money, Time, Risk and Freight, BT PCRCHA ISO fR M LUDDEN & BATES, bavannah, GA FOR SALE. A few mallcalves Jersey Grade at #lO to #ls per head. Several Lambs ol the French Merino stuck Ball Blood at #5 each. aL'O, seme Shepherd Dogs, Stock , English Drover, price #5 each., Any person desiring to improve their stock Ac„ from fine Blood at low figure* can do §o by applying to mt at Luther viile, Gi. NAT TEAGLA. June-7-5 in. TO M€kKE MONET 1 Pleasantly aa* fast, agents should ad f d'ess, Fm v, Hauvit A Cos. | AUan^Ga. $25,000. FURNITURE. $25,000. Thin immense stock of Farniture, consisting of DKEBSINU CAFE SUITS BUREAU AND fRENCH DRES-ET SL ; T * BUREAUS W ASH TANDS MARBLE AND WOOD TOP TABLES WARDROBES BA FES / sideboards ! K A LL SIND t-F CHAIRS EXTENSION DININU TABLES OFFICE and SALOON TABLES lIEDS.EvDB M.ATTREiHESs, [Hindi. SPitfNU BEDS, mmy everything usually at; l in a FIRST CLAriS FUR??ITU Afc3 H )UsE. We have ale ! stuck ot Chrcn*-.- * wt*Ftctme iivu rs at.L c ake hanua t. urdet, y * * FANCY PAPER TOP BOARDS AND MA fir, DUSTERS, BRACKETS, WALL POCKETS, BOOK SHELVES, BOUQUET STAND 3 . Fancy goedr lor birt. ‘ay sud bolt ley jkcscu!* CHEAP CHEAP CHE.IP NON £ CHEAER. MPT AI.LIC AND VS Al.Nl i AN!) liOSLV <> >!' BURIAL CASES k> jt • • fiiraiitiy ui. i,and Cofie-pe I .,J,mr n vin-!, m.d ptumpt auswwa given to all THOMPSON BROTHERS. Brpten.twr 27 187S. N. wuan Oa. THE AMERICAN Z'... th" Eu;;:t ar.i ACiENTK wo ask yon U> try it. ;*ntl oil* r you rj> ‘ ial Indurcrnffilfi. 6‘nd for Tirr-ular A- Vri<<■ to ITT W. f ourttk fit,* f Clmclnmatig Oa JL. €. vVIiHI.VA' W. ft, *7tfintifcer. Til w FALL TK HM 4 - __ of GO 11 DON 1 IN S T I T D TE, v Barnesville* Ga. Will o',wo on Monday, 3rd, 1878, with a hU I erwp, of teachers determined to keep up the widespread and .eaerved repiution of Urn josi y “SjSfof Insritnta oflers superior infucemcnU to parents rd datwhters It has all the modern sppl.sme*,spf arstn* end lorr iinre, ano a reewu nor soccMafnl unparalleled in the ‘Mare tm bv ProL Guttenberger, who has no supers and but tew equalsiir. h n r R ' fcO(J Barrcsvilie is the most enterprising city on ibe Macon ami * estern K • has joatly the repuUlion of having the most moral, libera! and en lghtened commas y i0 For catalogue containing fall feformawOT addre*| p L AMBDi!*, Pke.t_ or W. H. WOODALL, r**c., . , BarnesvlHe, Georgia, o 34 iy is MU lib WORM O/L. Athe>s,'Ga_. Fcb. £2,1878. Bca : My eaiM, Sve yeswo'S, had symptom* o* worms. I tried ealowss! s4 the worm Medtolna*. bat kiied to expel *ay worms. SeeSagUr. Sola* certificate. I tot * tva! of Warm 0.1. *ad the r t ewtmp tortr * “• • eeo * d do -* - 1 “ 084 -T Prepared by E’d Smith Lyndon, Atbeos Georgia. Fh fair by J.E. G. Itm A CHOICE NEW ORLEANS SYRUP ROBINSON Ik FLO.F notiin’s viui wot F*rf*t Ir. McSStt s TsWhlaa 'Tsethin* HwS*"> ree°- later th-Bowel* six! m*he Teething **!• Tee Dina Cores ChoUea-totatara sod the **■*> Corap!*iat* ol Chi Siren. Ural* Eroptionr nd ton Remove* *ud prevent, the format km of W anna f mettrr lnld te eiifctst H. f, t sale by J. E. G .TEK.dELL A CO. U- ALL LISE THUM •McCaos’end's Peart ri Aing, Plailiag and Pol* ishio ; Iron*. For sale by ROBIN3OX A B*U
