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About The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1878)
The Meriwether Caunty V indicator VOL- tf TIIE VINDICATOR- Viter.JWlElr EVKJtY FRIBAt, BY WM. T. REVII T s AT *2.00 PICK ANNUM. IN' ADVANCE Otic* Sst)> *'A of tb* C'*ar; Hons* COTJHT'V OFFICERS ‘>RTTTN.\R:Y V. in ton SHERIFF O. H. Pkncm. l MUtX A. C- W. U JUic TAX KKCRiVEU B. S. Clemeafe TAX COLLECTOR .. ..JO Christie TWUSUHBK U J AuUuui) eURVKYOR . K. M*uh*w* C ORONEK Johu H. Jones OOI’KTY COM MIfvtvIONERA. R. A. Cbuna, Atroo bit-fey, C. J. lieevcs, J. t. BucUonan AHe i H. Wife'*. BOARD OK EDUCATION. MiW.M, M.J. Ban* MaJfeon Reeves, IC A. Parker A. H. Fireman, Sec. SENATOR 36ih District, KM f mail UKITIESKNTATIVIK V J. Wil t*™., C. W. Wtllianr.* .bUfeUNESS CARDS * * * j-t.tN \V nXiCii’ 4 ' A '-pfOtNEY AT I,AW UHaxriVlM-k, • * VI ill |,isetiou in Meriwether slrJ th” -1 oiMlirg couiluv/ A 11 KUStMAN ATTORNEY A l L-V W (.KKI'Vi VIJ4.H <iA A’l bus'urss en'rtisu-d lo hi* care a'.ti n 1 t<i to pro n it If and lolthl'i'l j". It. II RKITH, A ATTORNh.I AT MW I'tUtKMVI. 1 K G) W ill practice lit Meiletl.t and tit* roiiti; *■- the t 1 w#t* chcut 1 . ■ j jjorj. A- A’l'kiNbON, attorney at law, f.KKKN 11-I*. o* A. u. K. o Y l), t u b. i ) EBtDK.NI Dw.N I .bT j i,u*avtl.i. O* Terms < •'!. All w >rk warranted. T. P. McLLW REA IH, DKNIIVr, fiHAOJA - U A I I A VINO been •ntleoljr ot*ft‘l in tl**- 1 1 i'l.ctirof IfefUl ft”'g-y duller in, Is* ten pore, l I l o 1 lu "* oil kinds I-! D'li'al *• •k m It.• *'i> If ** stjl* vMtie Ait, aod 1 olu:rt |*ntnm c* ol tks pen) b "I MnwetH< county, ooOurlt :$ *ll wk" patronise me H‘l 1 •*sti tw tl.* mj t<-i •>•).* *<l ne.k,w lef k Itllle iw*J * *i'VW 1* * lii gnd.. l<) M ja < i, ut D* 01.-t i il • bm *oi.'/tu'.ou< < t'jr mull promt Hv a>-*wcre'.. DU. K. B I K'<‘ KLL, vFFEfd bi Pr->)•**• rural rervioes t<i ( J , Public lilt!'- wi'h In* •"•• Dr J E G T-neil. t the D u* buue. DJI h It AN I DON Y, / KKKl’.rt li* I h k.oi- ' ! * ,t ' l "■ \ J tbe tit .**•■• O'.exifil** o"U *i U'it> ar~ (tflko iJ • I *' l’ 1 " 1 1 11 a* ‘•loir m mm ~ - -—- - 1 lit 01 1> jftV, EL* \ .do FAJvCY bl< ill i t LC. ij', Georgia. albert lehmas r I A.- !> uw, acd will krep on XJJfeidei l.ie <Ai kuna hu', n e ol ike p*b.)< K 4 ii:e, a go* tl and w XU, tkl KCIED Ti* k i r JA*ILI<V. AM* FA>CY GCOL. I iml fl-g, of t*r ot, Hf GOLD end HILVEtt Waict**, J£. litw and Eej-iD<.ti,Dl Hi* make ftp lewd i Gold and Hlue "Walcli Li>U CJLOCJK.S of All slue, maker* and prKcs ©v’d I'eo# aad alt ku>d> of liolde.e , Gold Silver * ueel Bieeteciee A Eje-<>u**e#, ft jLiD-tILVEK TABLE WAUL MlmPlftte Ware bi all luaoe aad Mr lea, racket, laUc Mid Ua z> n ftf lA rerjr raaoera-ft meAere, • end George WoeUwiwlut. hFs^AlHllSia lam tni irpairtog ad ftowM wmy Ihi* Too mu f ci*d w rfUer'weiher and ad jr-. icing e ueUw Lave tetttd my wotk to reqoire aw rd from me uto the cbermc tar *4 k. 1 wtH, b* weter ei reef all n w ark, ft pro; ly wed, * I karr alwaye iej eetiafay a*k • cnaGeoaocc of ibe ;tr< np I bate received from my tnaeOa illiwaber. -s- AUUU& LWMi A*.— - ‘ • (ftaftwr'k **ay M Mu Aft. id ear* jeer cMM eSsfc Si. Mlfi Ttetfcra (Taftaft iiMuij. luttiu ififci a Bate aai Baton Tmtoiag air : Cana tbihw ■•alebkfuo alßnw ; aad f/mea id uan*- ir* be nrCWna twr re vhe eave aeed a. u r nvouiers- gi;a res. 1 niTrr ehol l see tlieni —I i ever shH know T..e 1 1 ce where they s’umbei, I>: ely *iiv* li>w ; I’be twr, tsi o: O.t)* ers never sbT briny io !y on ibeir yiavis t l!-e\ coining o Bjrii g ' Mo |)iyer h!l I bria lie o\r the r !o>* sold Ur bed. ’ Wuere the tear o' * sDier will neect b tUrU. Y'a I ki.o* tbs the biiiWw’iove the n vwl sta;— Tue oolt uutd* r fit ( * omu tbtn will *l-ong : The moo i kill Ike stars. ih' a'e every where irue. Will stiine o i their gtnv-.s in (he soit lli ins dew. K r them si.ait the ala 'of iho ta I Au tumn weep,— rii* winds of the south wl'l gr eviugly a v eon, — fhe flowers she 1 llieir liagance btniall. the bio*- sky, And the lone g art's he * att'hed by All seeing Dy e. —l* Ult W UI.H NS. MOW TWO tiiNfllUElUriiit tt chc ui kii.o nive on the ll>i|r tin'' . l Tuitml I'isnt J I Blin k To M Istisi tss Tliiit klllglc !> •}. C iit s.m.itleu e J .eksoavil'e (An) 11 smblteitii In )> ut i>ne ( : r imihot 17di, 1 no* lite an arlicit' the Hist reiutuee til whii li as It's IhequrclMti • “Can s iters ms hen turn wbite vt Inin . s!i >• I time T 11 ivlng seen stich an lustalict!, amt out lb*' can be autheilllcsUnl Itsyotlll -II out II by person. i|..w It>injt, l I I give yon and ymr res ti. ihe tin u ii-t-i). ens tiiey (.itlited, when Wbele, sad wlm.it ihny s r t>. W lieu O'in. I ,pnm tb ittiue. or ‘blow till,’ h* many i aii |i, m Ir tit ol l* I rt buig. Vs ,l tw inghl on Him ut Kiting i.l Iht doth ol July, IH(H, (lie t* Ini tmmedi le y civci ll nh s < t;cil| iecl Icy s \lltilnlt bsllery. ') In' dit flies on the light lltiinr* J S'ely mxi hi ilt< hettery were iiernpled by ths! '1 wen'y-Kwnmd H mth Cur.ilii s Vo'unleeis. < ' oil. I Flelttlng On the |, !t . I the Inti:ery, 'he dlleh<s wen oteu pie !by I c I'.lghUi ii ll ‘o Hu t 'amliini, C lone! W 11 'Vslisee (lint* Ju lg W.l IS. e, 010)011) *>*101111”), ot WUltttl legl ti.enl 1 w.cs .urgeoii. All ahmg ocr line'. 'tr't tiw I dug sul s mall bomb tfi o'*, ns they mil's I them. Then b nt pl .nli w<te generiilty nl>o it loir |ec;t h o*d, Hit e feel high nml > ven I el he g Istfe ugh lor two oi tlitre meu lo eiswl into a 1 sleep with comparative sub ty, which they did wli'm c H duly, du ring ihl never-b b 1< t gotten siege by ■ v ery man who ;> fiici| a'eJ 'herein. ll) one <1 the b-lulc-lifieils on the ex * -V , treble ii,l|i o' tin Eighteen'll D "ith Car Una Yol'iulieis and J isl to lit*'mil ol the fit its**. Lieutenant Willard Dili, Compart K, and He grant fiieer. Company A, Elglitflenlli H >tub Carollua Volunteers, having been n in v 'I bom duty IJ bonr before were seeping. Tbe first they rial Im-d ol It waa tbr slnck, then a deep dik ;rv sin! then n cnni>rioiiii)e that III” mine had been s rug, and that they ha' 1 l,een bulled. I ow <bep ftiey c uM not In - hi ine. flub firs' impulse was a deep, -In ilenrinab'e drspi.l -besrt-vlekeniof.hearl ! renJli.f.Jt"|<e'' •* ess, U)t left them a!- I most powerh si lor a tune. But what Could they do t They had nothing to dig Otyt with but a bayonet that Bergeant Oreer bad i t bis belt, snd there was but a i so'ucn ol w slei in the cell. Bui wbsi was suing on s'xiVe 111 1 m 7 Grant ba*l Con.'Jininated ih.t i**oal • labollcal of a l the deeds ol a terrible war. I was within ISO yards of it on my morning vl.h Ui iny regtiitent, at and ft was Just st that time , f day—twilight— that en tree* can look like ghost*, end that Added to the weird icei eot death. BlmulUneonsly with the dep. dead aouod ard qaiver ol the csrlh, these arose fn tb* air a cloud ol <iuat and smoke, aod timbers, men and siusxets jt"d all mennerof shet-es and iragmecUi wete flying in every dtrsctioti —-aod thee lot a eiometrt a atiflne**—and W aermed aa It every ea nw on the whole Evderal line was torned looee upon oor flue*. Sheila shrieked ibroetft the air, musket-belle abd IrsgmeaU of ah* 11 fed In every direction, plow ing up tbe earth and catting off limbs bom the few trees thst tue refenDiwe limhl of war bad rjwred. Then caioe tue charge. Negro troop* to Lent withe, Undidlr cap-ri* oed Urn .pa ot tb* Federal Army babied, drivyeg them, as it were, U* the fsoot, like sbeap to slaavbtM, with the batue-ory el “Henseaiber Foil Fillo.“and the tew—Ue very few—that survived no slossW rtctetnUrr tbe crater oi Greet full as imJ). ** * ytgU above ail tbe ouluaion and smoke sad daat and groaos ot Use woaaoed couid be beard tbe baUio-crj ol tbe Fadersh ,b 4 tue word* ol encao rage meat olgallaot, lfleers —the lew that are fell 'A tbe Hgb tcealh ard Twaoly*sscouJ %>ulb Carollu* Yoimstetrs, aad ol <hose brave Yirgloian* whose battery *•* buried to a Com toon g, ave w ith nearly every soldter who BUo ! ned it B-l life Coetedeiale lines were i bros.su w twain. Federal* sod negtoes I I b*l mode breastwork* ol the boulders 1 fiREhNVIELE, MERIWETHER COUNTY OA., NOVEMBER 15 1878. that were b:own up by tho explosioa. 3ai tht-y were not to slay there. Soon came General Mahout- with rtiulnrceuient* ; and after me ol the most gallant fights of all the war, he cat tied the orks, snd tht erahr turue.i to * grave lor its captors. 1 havl hoard <. I pools of blood- it was Ibete ilial I i.w them. 1 beu sih uca reigued, that paintu, siicuc* which always follows on lie battle field alter death l.rd held I igh csrt.ival. Then can e the sad duty t counting up tie c< sL My brigade had uffervd severely -tile Two ty-secoa • Booth Csroliu* had to.t its gallant Onlo nel Fleming, an I many a bi ave soldier. My ieg invent bad lost 103 men. Two' whole companies, A and G, Bighiemih “outh Carolina, had net a man left to tell 'he tale. One hundred ami one ol my men, including Captains MiCornich and iiildgi-, were dead—bu led in tbs crate oi scatte'e 1 along the wciks— and six'y iwo missing. Among the mii.dng are Lientenant IIUI and scrjjeani G eer. We left them in their almost living gray. , Greer digging with his bayonet, whi’e Hill paused back Hie dill with ad the dCsp, ration ol despair. They heir n t, lieeJ not, tbe battle that 1* '*#* g ain ve them, Imt toil on. OHen iiope would spring up In tlmlr Imails, ti J f .ayo dy !-) despai . 1111 l ins otUtn oi l me hnv, when lie aw >ke to a em it ustnsvol Id* rond( ion, the lli ughl -ivl-.i,-; , io JMe liiug ; how lie thought il lie C uld only tseinvlay ol !l. bl, or bicalbe the (ie#U aii imif ag iin ; that it lie could only let nis wife ki.o.) lo W' or when he died, that death would be a Inb t lo him. Almost Mdl Tiled lor ilie want ol fie*U air, tliev w"tl c ’ on ; st lust it srrmrtl to them that s, tut thing hail ciushi t! Hutu , they hud dug through the loose how tilers, amt light •ui-t itjmi dull a~i \ ti' lli, "Viic.-mt with Ih” sudden tiautitlon liotu tlieit aul- Im tlini tin . dc-iKiir t liuht and hope, Isiult'd. ll'iw long they ritusioid theu they know n-u. When they uwke (tout their swoon the hist wmud that broke on theti *”t - "aa lb” clssh ol aims, and the quit k rolling roar nt the buttle as it rsgcii around and above. A mo-l in stupor, tty ing to rt soft llril l ey could again in Hie llgtit of hruve!', ut.d hear the voit’tt of a llvitig inatutr, the) lay still until they rc •mvcicd th<ir mind? hi mgli to know what wa going on Hill lias often told mu that w nt'n lie knew a,d mu’ t.J til s< it ws? a battle thu sound su ihu swedes' music Hist over greeted li * eir-t. At feat tue c y ot vie nry i ■ i*c litgh ab tvv cv trythhig '■!•”. i hey knew tliat Soim ’ o'y was v tiMi'iicl - and. and somebody vfet r, who, they kn -v Hot. Tltuy cm-irgu I irom tholr nit ids ■tost craze I. They knew not how lon v they had .ecu tlieiu ; th”y did not even k'low tliejt old coin*ili'. Nor.oould iir-v tcsltz that it wai the wing dty tut they si re burled. Tin y were brought back to me at the 0 ii hospital to ui) des I than alive, lor, ■T ing” aa il uxny i.'”tll, '.hey were lb” most sadly ch* ig<ti mce that I ever Ih bed. Both were (I u looking aoldiffs he hire; now they warn we k, with sunken Cheeks an I ey- *. Lteute tml II ill, wh >” hub t wti ty t tut Ii "ira but ire was bh-ck. without a single gray bait In it (aa lie was only flirty yctrs n'd), wav now almost a white a *'i"W. \Vuelliet It Itjrue and trout horror ut Ills condition, or the deatbly heat of Itiv lubter/auiau Itod.or both, 1 do not p et'Oid to uy. I simply give tlte lifts,' not av I board, but at I saw their,, and lie still 1-vev lo verily th and tbii is no romance, but one nl my ezneriences h, a ear whose Qri gon I heard fiicl, and the lust gun of eincli sounded the rtqoh in ol a lost esute when 1 ws si mv i”-t on duty. I (sc t oollalt Triivels-r. * t r 1 sho'iid like so very much to hear a Story," said a youth to his teacher, “I bate serious instruction; 1 cam o' bear I teaching.’’ “Listen tbei),’’ said tbe teacher. “A aA 1 driei fiiled bis Irsveiieg pouch will) savory meals sod Iruits, as bis w*y would i< ad him across a wild desert. During the first days he J <uroey*d through Hie smi!- teg, tertife fir Id*, instead of plucking the Iruits which nstuie here oflured (or tbe it (rrsbment of tb* traveler, be loan* U ce on convenient, to eat ol the provision* woich be hs4 osrrled With bun- lie tgron t#cl>- ed the desert; sltei Journey log lor a lew days pi* prhole store ol lood was exhaust ed. He row be t *n to wsij anil lament, ior nownerc sprouted a blade ol grass; ev erything was covered with burning sand' Alter suffering lor two long days in tor ments ot hanger a nd thirst, be expired.” “It was foolish in bun." seal the youth, “t t'Tget that be ban to crime the dever “Do you act niore wisely T ' asked the teacher, in an earnest tone. -‘Yon are set ting for Hi on the journey ol hie, a journey that lei ds to eternity. Now is tbe lime v hen jou should se*k stti-r koowlidge tnd collect tbe treasures ot wisdom; but the labor affright* you: you prefer to trifle Away tbe spi ing 'line ol your years amid useless and child sb pleasure*. Continue to set thus And you will yet, upon '.he J uruey ol lile, when wisdom end virtue tail you, tare like the belple** wanderer. “Do you act more wisely?" This is tbe tneaomg ot the i arable t ■ tbe reader. Cite U lull ot sonow* and disappoint ments, hot tbe most saaguine hopes of All tboee who uy Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup, ere Aiwa, i real. •I. It neve diaappumti. Price 20 cent*. hour con Four's. Little thingg make up the bappineai ot h< me Is e. IdUle acts ot kindness, tittle deeda ot lota, c ntrlbute 1 1 the peaco ot the liousehoW, id Httisoo- veu! nceshel.- uakc hA;# uhwerlul an! Happy. It I* a mistake wtiKh Some jie.vple make,t vI natj ine that wealth is needed to provide a iiotne With ounilf >rta. Tit* winj vnce* o ile arc evpA'itsfva, but they a-e n t rasp:-- tial either to gvimfnrt or happiness. -0 tat ty furnitoi'e, tire pictures, Muuvv equipage, rrqntre large Ikprn lit tires, tint thore are .h< U'and* of hrl.Ht liappy homes in which mne ol the thing* are foun ’.—Like all the rati ntisik oi free happiness, thove things which femstitute real It übe I D arc vtcisslhle alike t-t titore ot ifindctate meant and large *alth The la nlly board may te out 1 attr|cU¥e without coi l.' dstuatk and evpe.slvf chins, as Wo have seo.l lo itK'ity an bnntibk h lUseh 'ld, witi soow white imtai-sf .'n cloth, and the plainest waie, and a simple bet, so ll is clean and well made, 'C*y b' j nt as inviting aa '.ln m vre tdegantenuch mado ol rose wood and *1 wings aud llk finest liuui. —And So >1 a iMiudred otl qr things whl-h make up th luruitutc o( the house. Il money is plant,, we do not oljtsot Vo its okpuudlluro in the puu-haae ot eustly com loft* and coiiti'ii leueos ; Imi It is not to l>c thought,b< cause the la uily is ttuuble to ex; eni Ivgo situs • and moyfy thkt thetefo e it must dr w Itiiout any Com torts' sn’S e> iiveuW. ces. -Tue (wovidunt husband, the tatleiui Itoosewile, an sup|ily the place ol e\p~'i \e Imultinr ■s Ml) simple ttnitrivances which may maki ihe family Just as cnutloitable. Hacks ai laiigej it pots the wnlls, n tlull Ii the co -r, a shelter Over the dmu ii i onvemcnMy located will.a sup dy id wo, and tcuiy cut and stored where ll may he had wlianevn wait) a nd, a SBUg l m il) ainmged w ith b x ■w and shelves Ir ke|dug evert tiling In order, a eouiloitaide kitchen supplied w lib stove, tables |tid co; v mienev* lor keeping '•very|hing ifi Its place ; these aid otl.ei tiling* which a little thought and lab i will pr.jvnlu, will save the i unat sol tin Home a thousand a noyaucc*, and hulp t. oidkt* the labor* ut the house lighter and more. < lie ilfl. I'll l**iy Imi F.r Ihsl A hen trjfl oil a duck’s loo'. Mbs did not mea.i to do It, and it didn’t hurl mueli. 'tut tue dock said, I'll pay you for tl.ul I bil a* she did so her wing struck an old goo*, wlnl *H'd close by.' I'll pay you tor that, Cilad tbe g oie.atid she Haw ut {it* dunk I lull si aim did mo Imi foot tort (he tar of s cut vvlm * | nf 'ben In the yar!. IM pay you (or Hint I oiied the cat . a d site Hew at Ihe goo e , out as she .lid .o, her lull brushed tin eye oi a sheep who was near. I'll pay you for that I cried the sheep, but aa he did so, Ida loot h it Hie toot ol i log, who lay In the sun. I’d pay yu k i Hint I cried lie and lie no at the Sheep , but as be did so, Ids leg Ht,ck nil oi l Cow, win) stood by tbe gate. i'll psy yon lor Ihrt 1 ciied she, and In mil at Ihe dog but a she did so, her horn grafted the akin ol a horse who Hood by a nee. I’|4 psy you tor Hist I ciied lie ami In fn at the c- iw. What a run there was 1 t he here* flew at tlio cow, snd the cow at the dog, ami Ike dog at Ihe aheap, su I the sheep ftl the CB, " l the eat *1 the goose. and Ihe goose at the duck, suit the duck at the bee. What • uobna they made to be sure I lit, hi i What L ail this ? uld ike man who bad the ears ol them ; 1 cannot lisve this noise. You may slay here, lie said In Ihe hen. But he drove the du :k to His pood, wild the goose to the field, aud the cat Pi the bare, am* Hie sheep lo the told and lbs dog to th* houae ; and the cow to her yard, snd the hofau to lit# stall. I’ll pay you lor that I said the man. CtiW a Uihiese Cook rrepar ed Dlnucr. In discussing tbe quest!an of '‘Jooiestlc AvrvsnU," Bertha VV„ our Inlelllg-nt cor r< sp indeoi, gives the lollowlug de*c> iption oi a ace**of which she was an efk-wiwi-s# in HJutr#tioo ol her proposition that wh,le -ervs-a* ought to be preferred to Union a.-: “And now,' she say*, “Uere i* finGiy ao explanation why Chinese are not desirable book*. Ftrsily, s me iro not c oin ah >ut lite r person; secondly; nit cfesn in doing their Wotk; thlrdJy, not clean to moral*. Last July, when I was io tbe knave of a Cdhortia millionaire in Nap* Valley, I hx s whiles observed tbe Cltiae* cook pre paring dieutf lor ball a dor/a memb rs ol die Stock Board, iucUdlng the bsndsom esp ia tbe city. lie boiled tbe dog’a meat and made voup of it Jor tbe cornpaov Jtben be prepared aod trimmed the eatables on tbe s?oe spot where be sat on tbe table bviorv, then neaoeazei , wiped but nose with bare fingers aod without washing them took &uf flee mgsr lor • pie snd worked tbe pieqfctff with the same un clean fingers, then be to-ik hie mouth lull ot water aed epet It like rain into hi* pie stuff, worked Jt oat, baked it and gave it A. broker* sftd members of tbe Ban Fran tiec" Stack gxchaogs lor diooer, which •bey *ll ate. B>o sppe >fe. That Is why I w- nt have Ohhiese rooks." To Mo’ker* Suon'ld the baby be sub ter log with say of tbe disorders of baby hood use Dr. BoD’s Bpby Syrup at once lor tbe trouble. Price 21 cents. k TrllawE'iat C|Uau<l. Tits' scar* which lias prevailed aU along tbe Mississippi R'Ver, m regard to tin ysllow -ieVur relUgee* lnm Louisian* ami Tennessee, resulted, s few days ago, io Ihe ptrlormauee ol a novel maniacs ceromo "l- Aston/ the passengers on a river steam er *t 'Piling at Otira, 111., were t •* ynnng p-opie—a Mr. Wallsci' and a Mis* John *<Jo—fcem Momphls. They hsd no sign of the yellow-fevsr ab iut t'leiu, aid sra i perinilteJ to register and taka rooms at a loading hotel. After dinu:;r. Inc genii-’- man t dil (tie clerk of the hole! thst they wanted l' get married, aud, being given tbe addr> sa ut a clergyman, be aUiteU out to engage liis service*. While lie w soue, some ono saw tiy the hntyl reaLter, that the strun/ers ware irom Memphls.am) tbe idea soon got abroad that the dreaded Uvtfr would be introiluced la tho town !t they were *:io-.Vei't i tutu in. When B tr. Wsfl* c# re*n ned to the ho tel wtili tho c Ic-gy ttisn.hc ws* t >ld thnt i e must inS'ant'y leave th; town vith h't i-ftpectsnt btiJc. It was In vsin tliat lie irmcnet ste.l and bogged. Th* crowd wns determiued that the slrmgeri slnrnM b p ul, mid boat w* scon provided, in vhic'lt it was determined that the couple should lie rowed out In ihe middle of (lie rivet and there quarantined until a one passing steamer *h< uld take them 1 11, Foiluosts'y. the clergyman, (ly I ,not sh. re In lit.-grotiudlesi nlarm of Hie red, an 1 lie a .reed that , If the refuges* w uld get into the Iks it, he tvouldjpo witli '.item a.ul it'itiry the non lit • riv. r As M . vVallure was lav more anxious to he mar t !ed than to force hinselt upon such an blhnapiuhle town as Gulro, lie ennseute '. The couple went on bond tue boat, w hich was rowed out t n sate dlstmco front dine, and tin re they were duly man Imi ny the clergyman according to the rite id the P.eabylerian Church. An hour allor wmil, s norlheili-b ui.il steamer | feted hem ii(i, and th y ataited for Chicago, whine they regl-tered ns Irotn Calrt. UvciiuiKs Hour , The lung eve I g which lollnw life h rt days mu made In some la-nltien, the happle*t ot a'l liappy times. Theca e* ol lie and ty arc ended ; the latlier has illopped all sorts ot busimaa wont”* and perplex - tie*; and tile whole latuily llilow them* selvea w Hit zest Into the innocent pleasures ul the home circle. Hid.nuon tells us that Iheru is s time lor ** ** * • • tilM* *• - wn> M liH K * I- * 1 1 dance, and to play, Burely the time to laugh, plsy and dance rfttn'-s most appro priate tn the long pleas ini evening hoars. It i* well foi the worn nol Ilia limine- 1 hold to remember that the pie muiit cvriH ing” at home are strong a itldotee to the !>iaclice ol loukliig tor enjoyment abroad, and leelilng lor pleaxuro m torbldden plac -s ; for relsxaHon end recreation will lie Indulge tln lomeltow by most mm, sn I liappy are they who fi id In the home cir cle Hie olveril' U the) nrei'. A lively gsino, sn in'rrestliig Isiok read aloud, or, in musical families, anew song to lie practiced, will furnish pastime lira' will make an evening pass pleasantly. A title forethought dining the day, a little pulling of wires tliat need not appear, will make the whole thing eu y, and different soys and means tnsy Imi provided lor mak ing the evening hours pass pleasantly, un i a tl.uc to be looked forward to with |deus aut anticipation?. We visile I o .ce In h large family,*here it wav Hie duty ot each sister in turn to piovt le the evening occupation ; snd there Was ft pit siant rivalry between them aa to whose ev< ill rig should lie the moat rv J iya life. The brothes eaterred lolly Into the apirit ot the simple home enter! inments, ■ml were a* iofttli to ire oblig' and to spend an evening away from home a* theti sisters and parents weie a wry to have them ab sent. Every one spoke nl Hits family us an uncommonly united one, lor every me to bur showed such a strong aUachmaat j for Hie borne to which each one conti Uni ted so ma th pleasure. ■ - ■■ ■ At one lime brotbsi G suffered ihe loss of s number ol fine sheep out ol bis fl >ck, And, whatever might have been his suspicions, (abed tri obtain Adequate eviderce to convict tho person suspected of the.cifmina! *< t. Just about tills time, it, a sensoa of religions interest, ft pci to . ol very Inditfereot previous ehvicfer bc o*m Interested in tbe meeting*, and final ly came to brother C Aid eonfea*cd "that lie wa th offender, nd hd wicked y stolen )>ls sheep. He quite in mdy A fe ed lorgivene**, And proposed very projier- Iv, to py for llie stolen sheep. Brother o— received him with ids usual good nature ; aod tuslead of setting a price lilm selt upon tbe sheep, sail, “Well, weli brother, what do you think they are worth V With a pathetic toue of voice, tbe new penitent answered, “The Lord to’d me to come a”d pay you A dollar and a half apiece lor the sheep." ‘Pay It. then’ said brother C very quickly ; ’but I ilon*; want the Lord to price any mote ol tny sheep f I don’t lose do sleep wwrrvmg about the silver question, said Grlggins ; lor ft makes mighty little diflerence to me whetbor I have to pay my debts in rock, salt or cab bage leave*. Tbe tough end of tbe prob lem it tbe paying part. ATT Kisr TIOTST r ARM HRS, The wed people ot M'UUWBriCWk COUNTY will le -etvo a moat ourdial web. • ms to LA GKANGB at W. C# Unlfliw^i WAHK HOI)3K, Slab Wand Stock lari wlicro they ci welsh ihvtr cotton tw Ike brat F li'bank* scale* snd pel Ihatr si.*k in a go and stsk**, Well fciupr>li©<i wife! every .icc uninodatkma snd sell tbstr Oolt- n lor the Atgis-f price. Auy'biie calTtg on ma who does eel Dial this UMO will Charged up tbkqft- • WH'i thank* for |>ast fsvors|*a4 esffekl htc o'lirrs, lan your* inoflt truly, W. C, Gil iLSOIf. i-fn Iwdrangs, Gs. The White THE EASIEST SELLING, THE BEST SAT BFYWG SewiniMacMiie Ita lalredecllon and Warld-fwwwMd reputation was th* deatb-Mew te Mgh priced machines. THERE ARE NO tECOND-MAMO WHITE MACHINES IN THE MARKET. esilsU nrstewss * chtap now -dMy ifM !!••• INf Mfl •••* w pusssiss* (that Is Uk.s Ssek Irsw csUMsw* allsr ■••) sn* rebuilt SB* **< tkft ■** tie coNsinucupn t* ahivla. vmiiivi am U> ltS WORKMAHIHII? It UNAUnPktACB. lio not Buy my otbtr bkfort try ing tho WHITE. Price ml Tern Halt Saibbcton AOSNT3 "WAHTSDI Whit* Hewing MaeMns Co* CLEVELAND, & It. I). ADAH! GuemviLUi,Ga, Agent lor Hie <b >v Ma;hltie* lor M*ri wi-H.er county. Paner Mills. Atlaxta Gxoiwia BOOK) NKMS and WRAPPING paper* ALL Sisoi and Weight*' OFFICE, 48 BKOAD HT„ ATLANTA Address JAS OKH'JND, Proprietor. He ter to tills tasue sa a Specimen of b • paper The Oiff'in Wwr.—A 100 ib.NbaC If sny man insulta your common aenae by ollvt lug a first class S Stop Organ; las . ii't be spot.” All oeoes shy for buying such Inferior Orgies ie for ever dot c a* ay w UU. SIOO Cash or sllO on Easy Trim* now lory* a magnificent Mason Ha tnliu Parlor or Ob arch Organ with Vvur &U hetd* - ml Z<n Stop* ia Ele gant New Style Cat v with JUummaltd I’antU. —llstidaoirnF. -Ityle of Caee ever producel. —8 ectal Oi fcr to introduce Ibis new Style.-Sunt ou Diet.— Guaranteed for a life lime.—Rented until paid for.— Oibut tew style* Just oi t.—lluetrated cat In goes free.— Address LUDDBN A BATES, bavannsh, Ua., MabutoctareKe t Who evale Ageu*s bn toe South. , Smith ! norm OU. Athens, Oa., Dec. A 1877. a lew sights stasa, I gar* mr son oa* Sow #1 th* Worm Oil, as* M* dag h* featSWS tare* wursra. Ol th* saw* tfeM I gars DM ** W ■Venn! girt Ur Jn oW, aad *h* paaaad St wurma from V IS lochs* long, W. f. FBILUP*. Prepaial by Dr. E’d Smitb Lyndon Arhew*. Georgia. For Sale by J. E. Q 1 TEKIfELL £ CO. NO It
