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About The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1879)
The Meriwether County Vindicator 7 VOL 7 THE VINDICATOR p. itv**!!so jpraav fiiiuay, BT.WTM, T. AKVIL. T s AT *S.tm HER ANNUM. IN A'*Y ANOK W Orrtc* public *scan*. -t*-*. I MvcriMiw, Hpac* 1 w t 4- ks 3mo I 8 ne> | 1 v*r 1 Inch 100 Ji. 4-50 >(U I IS.OO S ..CUP. 150 500 #3O ll#oot is HO 3 aches 3UO BUU 10 W 18 00 V"#**# i 0.4 500 lOt© dtMJo;3AOu *5 00 4 eui 2 00- UUO it 14) 3500 00 Cwi 101 ?ouo 35 001 6> 00 *IOO OF" A liberal deduction made to Tbo* advertising by thv mouth of rear. ciurcrV otrfiJ&ii ORDINARY A. 1. Htuiou SHERIFF O. 8. Fton-nce CLERK t*. c W. H Kl i 1 AM. MMUtttVMß....Cttataais T* X COLLKCTUK 4. O. UuWUah treasurer a j. Anthony SURVEYOR O, F. A ORUEJiU. * - Jolt" M. J***** COUNTY C<M MISSIONKItS. L. J. Milti4 A n>u Sibley, C. J. Itevvu*, J. K- Buch.uan J. W. Eate*. BOARD OF EDUCATION. Jehu IV . l**lk, W. J. He in . .Ma-H- nAt**s, Jfii A..|*^jief A. 11. F. reman, ftec. Mf> Aloft UCib 1 bluet, Y. M. I uutau REITIKrKNTATIVIt'. FJ William*. o. w. Willian 1 AililiM£lis CARD * ; if. It. K MTU, * attorney at law J\ Uhkmnvii.i b (• A IT ill | reciter hi Merl"etbr and tie . Muut n I.lli|pt.ie I lie tu.fU cilClll'. TIIOS. A AIKtNSON, attorney at law i.ukks • ii.i,a, t>* A. <i K. OY l>f t. l>. tv KESIDKNT DLNT.hT *■ tju.a. vil.l.a Ci* Tu'W-v < *-h AH *"tk *rt*ul*l. : r - The White THE EASIEST SELLING, THE BEST SATISFYING SemilbEkn it in<r4ciiM * w ** r ** , r~ < repetitive vm tbe <aeth-tfiew to *ll prieed MMfciMt- THE HE AIK NO U*WfW** WHITE NACWNU IN TNE MARKET iki. .• xr* •*<*•* ** *•**_ r**l c# y| fli || fim KtfWNM NMN Jpf “ov isiw: CUAtt. ' IIS WllliyiMV IS UMIWIMI *-s sit Btgr w 7 othsr before trj is# tbs WHITX. f*ica art Tens laic fetfafutar AOEOTS VTASTVD HMM flwtoy IfsKtoi C#., CLEVPAMD, (■ K. D. ADA IB GaiwviUK Ga- Agent tor tbe above I MiW tw Msri wether cocnty; Smith'! Worm OU. Athene, Ga., Dec. A T 877 A ew siCßd rises. I*’ s>7 s ms Aset • iMsUtut s*** fiar be WS Wstee* mr MM •! an }•*•• • warms It t sebaskm*. w.r mum. Smith Lyodo a Por Sato by J. Z. O TEHHBIaL A CO. GREENVILLE, MEKIWETHFIS COUNTY. OAu"APRIL 4 1873. With h Clearer V talon, * I M to night, tlte man I b.vcd Three little venr* ago ; i it Id not think to short a time C Id change a mortal to !' TH*re were none like him in those dsy*. 8 > urong, so true, |o w ine ; He I.ad a loft?, mart, a Stow, j And tender, aouliui eye.. ! A voice id mn.lr ; half by w hich t Til* raveo's win*, would seem Rut pale Indeed , a lace an** form To Uatlut a sculptor's dream. a* when I kicked at him ta Light, TWw uo tingle tra Ol the old glory ; oa'y just A eery onatmoii lace. No twarb.e brow, no sonl-'.tl srtit ; W mm l and stank That mice to my lovc-hauntad eyns Was so luteuscly O.egk- know full we!! he l.ss not changed Ho eery much. AH, me I Bit 1 w< pitnd ia those dear days And B<*w i*. I 1 sop. 'ft. very dreadtui to be b ind, Ol course, and yet i -night I sii.iuid tie happl r l*r it I Had not irce.vel my Sigh'. .. . **. A .V’’"' ' / " * Oac V.ftie th-ughl wilt trouble me - I only wi.b 1 knew Whether in- still U blind nr and Ills eve. ate o*w ii too. The TTii.l* unit Kumiiure ol u Bolii tnii.t.’* I,Hi-, * No Auuriean JoumaUit is lieltnr known ilia.. Samuel L. Clemens (“Maik Twatn'ft lli career u |rioe I will, * s'rong lonini lie vein that , aside f.om the genuine hls ui..r >.l lit. works, lend* (<i tlirm au add? lo'.'ft! interest. Tim li ..ton Times Ims’lii. dulged in a jeis. ual irliiiniis en e oi Mark, wliH.ii u> giieu’bt low ; Hsti.uil L-tug home Clemcoa, in net k. s-vn Hs''M.%rk Twain" b..ru io Uonroecounty, ;Mo„ in 18.15. 111. | ar. ent. soon al'or * aid. lettiovud t Si Loui*. Clemons mi. u ieiiMl the Mlwisaippi iiv> rr L'* mi wbtru a y< mm man, pr*' louriy, In,w ver, p .sting §.*" tune to a piloting offlee, wlirn- in- o*;uired the ari ui selling type and TcriliUliii;'. Id- was brat timid n lit )“u ill slope tn Hit TeiltnrUl JbuUsiprise, Virginia City, Nev., in 188 1, aa a cOllcepoudt-ul limn L> um raids diat let, wbr be was mi l g, un ■ ■ lec.lbe tignstmc "Josh.’’ .'I In liuinnr a>l bn ktuis tickled ibe Waabm-itm ad made the Knierjn ti toughl alb/, <I• ally M its rolumi.i an enlivened ty rli ( lea from “Dsn dc (j I te," Captain , limit I* day lid min t*. Wauling an •pHsal,” Ibf proprietors ol Uic paper In tti ugtit that lU<: Eameialda J#h uil fc b lilt Hie t til. Tin*) Mint ,l'r him, and in name. He attired m dilapidated an iuil nve man garments, had a fnedmii nl in aimer, and, to a greater degree limn *> eq in tl), tbit property diawl In III* •psweb, almb, In enji- filial intercourse tie letta I nu, nr a| |e e l to do in, l<>r wine of bit Olattur live irtdtvi luallty. lie took readily |o fep-utmg tbu vai/lng |,.rtui>*s o' the inutiig ortmiiOol'y, and s<r ogriiei - ed Uie nfll UI torct at lit* Knt<! prl e. With lllx-ial reinonctalfon Inr Ilia wmk, his per-ona! appearance gradually Unprov ed. ll* store clothes wrre ol better tut, and lie a ceoled bis eouvetsation Uea wiib lalbi. itaroialug itissstofteJ with Ms newt iU plum*. Jmli, tie assumed Instead ol Ural M rk Twain,” winch lie retains at Hie present day. and ly which be Is known ibe world over. The name is r:rnltii*o*m ol bit old pilot life no (lie M'eoe lppi, and simply Is noe oi the leadsman's cr* when sound'ng as V> the depth ol wate-. II bis lead show* it he shouts lor toe | I m'* guic snee‘ws 1t twain', or In ordinary speech, the lead indicates a depth i two fain urns. Daring l.i* *erv. e with tbe Kntt-i prise, and afterward with the o*ll in hen Fra *• cm:<l, M r Cleir.<M to said to base proved himaeli tmN to psir*<i*l exertion In co vert mg new*. Back m the leetlni'iuy ol ,rop. letf *ol llsoae (.apcra. He preferred to draw upo hi* imagination, and k bia reader* to lake the flower* ot lane/ rather than the leoh* of toe*. He bad a aurprw ing lacuit/ for adapt* ton, and could re ramp a alary a* to airnoal deceive to* au thor. Hi* ‘Jumping Irog,* p jl> ili<:d in IM7, to an ioataaoe- Mr. Bam HcaV/ugb, formerly of tbe Btocrtton I .dependent and tbe Sacramento Union, bad prtrkroaly put tl.to ttory in print, and no attention waa attracted te it. Clement treated it in bia own peeutier way, and aet the whole edit laogtiM,**er> tbe men who told it to him at Angel’* Camp or Murpbey’*. Clemen* toft Merada in 1044, and ent .to baa Frenctoco, where be wrote letter* for tbegJßaterpri**, played a* reporter on tbe Caft. eontribuied to tbe Kra, tbe Californi an, mod ranow* other paper*. A food bread loiJleineo* waa tbe late Jamea Anthony, ol tbe Mncramento Union' When be iatimated that he weald lib* to gn U> tbe baadetcb Uland*. Mr. Anthony li]rai*brfy~r with tbe meant, u consid er *i*#u ot wbicb a certain Jpamber of tot ter* were in be written to tbe Cnioe oa tbe aociai, comhcerrial and !litic*l condi tion ol tbe Hawaiian group. It waa a lor lunate trip lor the vagrant HsLernino | While betore ha did nothing bw* prowl* a smile, and wss.cotibldemd, by thoie who read Idm but did not know him personsl ly. to be an tmHodiim i t ol Laughter hold ing hi. sides, he had the good sente to know that here was occa.ion where the laugh diu not come tr. He ncc-rdlugly wrote a sciic. ol polid and readable arti cles on the islaii. a that atVaitad the alto. - don Ol the ux rcaut’d* worM. Tnoy weie eagerly rra.l in Uie Uulou, and discusrcil in the ban Frsnciseo Chatubor and Oom mcxce. Fate laroted him In another way also. The celebrated clip|wr ship Hornet, Cap lain Mitchell, belonging to Messra. Urin- Minturu Jt Bn., ol New York, wa burned •t tbe f'wcllki lino during M'. C.emeua visit to Honolulu, and a Is .at toad ul those aritved, alter lorty-two day. ol perilous voyaging, at one oi tbs outly ing lslai.Ua, all but dead irom ilat vation. Mi. CUtiMMM interviewed Utawe n.laarsbta •urvlvois, aud through bhu the first now. ol the terrible mhilorluge reacbedfibe own eru Midjtbu loublic. Hu altumaid publish oil a graphic account ol the boat voyage, gathered trom Captain.YUtChell liim.rll In Hariwi's Magaaina. Once more Clement was back in > uco w ithout any regular butinuas. A. wiiter|ln the Call ol that city say.: Ho had prs purud n lcctuia n lliwaii aud evus laki. g couunel .. to delivering it. Sopio advisou that it be read to public, and soma ouiao,. Hi, WV rtic*iViet ?tie night*he asked om tvdticv ou the .übjuct. It was rsluing heavily, lie came into the • clad 111 a lldu black coat buttoned up to the eh in, wet, and (ecltng very di*“‘*l. .'|klg a man. ol uianuMiipt lion, the rain, lit threw it ou thu desk aud said ; “ , 1 wish you would i>-ad that and tell me II it will do lor a lvci >ro," A lecture I * Vos , It is about tlit islands. |l'e been to Un*.nan, sad Tv been to Halt, and the other fellows, and they aaid, Idou'l yiUdnit, Miuk, U’ii hurl your iiloisty repoUt'uiu, Wo imd glanced ovi some of the pa* get hi the (Mtia'ibmo, sail found a well-cout tiiKtid piece ol work. Oleiueoe stood with Ids back to tlm fire, In a cloud iri va. por silting Inwu ills drying clothes,,watch mg us luteiilty. Mark, said we, looking u;>, which do you wmni inosi, at present, inouej or rtrpu* tail nr T Mm ey, by——. We aro sorry to sy be confirm' ! bis words by au oath. He could be prolanO ou occualous. Then hire the Academy Ol Music >n I’ine almat and deitrar the UcMsie. You w 111 cro-sd.lhe house. H pillowed our advice and that id two m thru* other newspaper men who tUougllt the ihiuu aa we did, delivered the lecture Iris first uppeiranco belorc the public hi that capacity— and realis'd, II our nrimmy servea. sine or f1.40U. Hi itiwsalcd ii at I*.ail Mali, but nut with the aame suwvs . AltcrtTards he lot lumi lu the Intelior ol Ni ia la, taking a t new -. paper Irieud w ilh him as agnnt and buai tress mac. When he, relumed w aased him what luck he had. 110 answorsd on ami mu slgmlicsriPy a> the same lime . 01., pretty lab ; we would have done much belief ..only—(moulioi.trig hia Iriend’s name made a aligut mistake. 1 low waa that ? He mistook our trip lor a spree. A great por.io iid this lecture was sug eee'cd in a work written by n Mctliodls' missionary formerly in the ialvndi. The raphic descrlptbro of the volcano ol Mau ri a in eruption belongs to llie mission ary enlirely Thg taming ikrirrti n Mr Clement' Me waa.made In when be went to the Imly tend with the eteurslo.iisls on the *tennbi|<i<i'iaker City • 11* had been in New York.but a shori time, acting ** cor reaiHiodent for the Alta, when tbe oppor tunity occurred Ui uiaks ths trio, proved eventually to ire a most lorluuate one lor our IP he iitau. Tbe propnetors nl tbs At la hard been paying to mocb |ier teller, in wbicb Mr. Clemens retved up New York In a serk-comic way. w ten they wre as Pruisl ed to rr-eclve ao urgent r< quest to adrame to enable him Pr go abroad wilb the “lnooceiiU"—the consideration ior tdria to be correspondence Irwin ail points ol interest *•!'“*, !!• worte five or six letters to tbe New V'ork Tribune daring tire tame voyage. A'.ier a Ihtle heaitatioc, naiars! under the clrcumdir c ea, M'. Clemens' request wss grtnted, and be joined ibe escorsronisls. To the moral people who ma>le np this (larty, his presence wss undealrable, for he csnlsrd bis mining maooers with him an-d •iioke the Washoe vernscuiar. It ha(- peotd that among the passengers, there was an old gentleman trom Klnrlra, New York, named Laogdon, who waa accom panted by bis son, s mere boy, and daugh ter. Tills boy conceived s great fileiid tbip lor Mi. Clement. He Introduced his (rfend *o bls stater, Miss Olivis L. Lang dim, and we may add, to his late. The old gentleman (ought rather shy ol tire Weaboe Bohemian's society; bat tbe yooag lsdy looked on him kindly, and the light of her eyes purified bi Hie. It wss sfcase of love at first sight, so far as Mr. UUhmm waa concerned, and tbe h fleeoce of Ibe taatisg was beattclal He begun to be cleasly, to a moral ansa, abandoned cards and gambling, and drisk, and gave op >oAsi*il mltgkma opinions of fair fel low ps—engine, lie wanted to find grace with tbe la<)y of AH tova and wttb bar ta lker. Before the aeygg* waa over be ask- ed Mr. LMlgdOD lor Olivia j aud Lho rctuf *l ha rWwIM ChilMAkot did no 4 dldwapK en him, p 8 Mtn.dy told \\vj soptsa hal fh dij|nant UtA that he would Walt: blit he tut iWtahncd to marry his daughter. ItWMMd o 1 John Foster, the Engll h writer, a pee time editor id the Loudon Exarnln*. that bis loved, tter. were tl.e IBver | enned. He called love-letter*, because* they it tnAtigaiion ol a young •bed to make his wile, ( his habitual indolence line his great talent, re td. addresses till ha had nsell. He did so, and a*, proud of him. Mr. hardly a pa>allell tn this, sm. inspect*. We tblak .broad" waa a lab .r ol ll made him f one at a wad whlta eR Mm world was lalkiug apoul him and bis book, ha cante to Finite, accompanied by an edil©- ila) bland front Cleveland, and again re newed his suit to Mm. Lsi.g.lon's hand, t'hl. limn tbe old gentium m Itstunod with more complacency. The -/<)ung lady’s brothei pleaded for Clemens, his Cleve nnd Irieinl, win) know Mr. Lsngdon vciy well, also adv>caled 111. claims. lint more powerful pleader, than either ol the e was the young lady’s own lienM, ’wad, for oK fStne/j ftie of capac ity Mr. Clamsua had given, and .I*l ol rah.rmatlon ol llle. A lamily meeting was held, aud Ipto its clisrmud cnclo tl.e expectant bridegroom gladly stopped, ex changing Bolieniiauism lor respectability, pourl) lor woaHli. the lonrlinos. ol bach elorhood tor the society ol marridt lile He Intended Hint the olmnge sli-mld be c .niplutu, lor on'some ol the Invelopc. oulainiog wedding cards, sent to loruier Irlcnd. tu Caltlosuia nil I Nevada,ho added to the addreta the ilgniilcanl word., 0o nl-'iyu. Whit a ih innividv>tl gains In ropoclu bllety ad comlorl, lie lo.es in the pi> tiir- aud dramatic liitere.', Mr. Ctam eus ha. proved a kind snd lailldiil hu.- band, aud the love that had roil, it li lie it beginning lisa aloud the lent and hveu Ce mented by all these yemr. When at home, Mr. Clemen, reside, in a muguifi cent ruan.lon at iiartluid. Own., but n gteat deal ot bis lililu ol InUi year. lot. been .peuit iu Europa. He ia there at pit-sent with h i.lttUord clergyman, In whose society lie greatly delights. Murrligc, Tire lullowlri;* Jlh a trsnslstiog from a (ii rinnu paper. The wnlliuent it good, •itnl wn give h l*ir the lii'U'flt "I our young Ki'glUb leaders : Murringes nre uvuully contracted to grat ify one ol three desires, viz : Love, f utuuc or position. The man who marries lor love, takes n wile; who mail lea tor lurlune, t-lo s n unstress , who niauies I r porill n hikes a lady, lie Is loved by his wile ; regard o l try his unstress ; tolerated try Ids lady, lie has a wile for liiinsell; a tiualieas Inr his houseb"ld ; a lady fur the world and society, Ills wile wilt lake <:>" "f his lionsehold ; hli inisliess ol tils hous. ; his lady ol Iris appearance. II he is sick his whe will take cars ol him : his mist resit eill visit him ; Iris lady enquire alter Iris health. Helakesa walk with Ids wile; a ride with bis mistress ; gm-sto a patty with till lady, Hm wife will share iris grief : his mistress his money ; Ids lady Ills debts. If he dies, hU wile will weep; his rnii tress lament; aud hit Isdy wear mourn ing. -4 .■ " ■" ■ Mr. SurtorU, Mrs. Hooper writes, is looking eslremeiy well, and Is even pret tier than she wai as Nellie (Irani. Hhe Is accompanied by her husband and child, the latter a most lovely boy, not quits two years old. lie Is a lair, golden-haired little creature, with large blue eyes, and Is not In the least shy or s|Niiled, manifesting a very natural trot rather ap-Kugilib dero >ion to (Jen. (Irani. ‘Grandpapa’ It evi dently an institution. ol great importance in tbe young gentleman's eyes. A lew albleCttrL Tbit is the way in which a Louisville girl disposes of a young man, accoidlng to tbe Cornier- Journal. She says : Y<ro have asked me pointedly II I can marry you, and I have answers') you pointedly Hist I csn. I can marry s man who makes love to s different girl every month. I can marry a man whose mein occuiration seem to be to join iu gauntlet iu trout of chu ch ts aud tbtaires, and comment audibly on the people who are compelled to pass through it. 1 can many a mao whose on y mean* of support is an >ged lather. 1 can marry a mao who boaite Hist any girl csn be won a lib tbe help ol e |g<x>4 tailor aod an ex pert tongue. lean ina:ry such s man but I -o-o-t I Tbe Geuri'U aenalora are on deck. Geo era! trordon to at the h'ead ot tbe commit tee on commerce. He to alao a member ol tbe committee <>o educalb n aud iafe-r arid oi Ibe civil ear*ice commrilee. Mr, Hill to chairman ol the caminitiee on the contingent espeneea ol tbe aenaie, and a member oi two leading committee* — * • P privilege* and e ectioca and loreign roU tioat- He m also a member of tbe enm miUee oa nwlntijoaiy claim*. A Child ftoftcMmitufc Bird* Hi OklA. , ( From the Forest review. Wo loaru lom a correspondent that there rtwi lea in the vicinity o( Hart isburg. in an oul.ol.the-way place In Hancock county, about three mile* west of Mount Blanchard, a very remarkable child, only five year* old, who aot iu < to have t&c p*"- or to charm birds at will. Her mother llrat noticed this ttr.uje {*- ciuation that ihn child iKwses.es about a year. ago. The Utile girl was play lag |n the dooryard among a bevy oi anow'birda; aud when ah* .poke to thorn they would Tome and lignl upon her, twittering with glee. Qn taking them In her hand* agd strolling them, the birds, Instead ol Ifjftfif to get away from their fair .oaptitre, •* ed tobe highly,pleased,ao<J wbeu let|gpfe would fly away a short and 'stance and Imme diately return In the child again. Site took several ol them into the boose to show her mother, who, thinking she might hurt them, put them out of doors, hut no sooner was the door jjiens.! than the buds flew into the room again and 111 upon the girl's head and began to chirp. The birds remained about the premises all winthr, flying to tbe little girl whent-T --or the door was The |a,ictus of the li.tie child Iwca nu a'armod, believing that this Hlrange power waa an ill ouion, and that the much dreaded vl.ltor, death, .! about to vl.lt their house, lint death did not come, and doting last Summer the child hss had numerous pets from the birds. The child bandit, the bird, so gently that a humming bird ooce Id her baud does not lull to return. This winter a bevy ol birds have kept her company, and she plays with them lor hours ut a time. Kv ery morning the birds fly to |hor- window, aud leave only when tin 1 sun alnkt in the west. Thu parent* ol this gill are poor, superstitious people, and have been reti cent about the mailer until laluly, testing that somu (.real calamity was about to be tall them. Bridge Notice WILL be lot out ta the I iwest bidder on the 2nd Baiurday iu March unit, at 13 o'clock tbe bridge si Jones' Mills scrota Hod Cak creel.iKFek. Brd, 1870 U J..MILAM, Vomm * BURNHAM'S wn. wssausai'EasE- I MILLING St^LfS WoiksijCbrldisuA, Lancaster C<., I’s. Office: 211 H. Basvcr Ht, York, I’s. Itlotlisn's ssny iu Home, And cur* your child wllh Dr. BoFilt'i Ttciblo (Ti ftlhluK |ff*rr). TulMi* I< | i Wilt •in liownli And.mikfa T’lliliiir e ly i Cone (Tiolmn Jlifentuirj und th* Hhwiumt <N>mpliil(iUofrtilldrcaj IDhala Krupiton niM Homn , Kniiiovm tnd IVevinta the foriiicUou ol Worm*. No uti4ti.iu err r (J u< )i vuttni*ia*tic. rominrutUUon from I bo* I USB '1 HIS BRAND BEST IN TBE WOULD. And better! than anjr / BALERAIUS One tesspooslull of Ibis Soda used with sour milk equals Four ien*p>/aln!l of tbe best Baking Powder, ssviog Tweuly Times its dost. See package lor vstuabla f lormsth.n.o 11 the teaspoonfut is too large and does not produce good results at first, aso less afterwards. . iMss*geK*ef** 10 DKM 0 ItH A XU OUBDITOU9. All pe sons having claims against tbe ev<ate ol Mis. Dims Heard Dec’d are here by notified lo present them ta 'erms ol the taw, and sit prrsons indebted !e said eetaie, ate hereby edified hr make i a me dial s settlement. 1 bis January tlie 24tb 1879. JsMEhM- BUOOKS Adm'r old lt • NO ! PianoS; OitrtUiß GRAND Intro lection Bcl# ONE THOUSAND , • .if Superb Intirtattatt r ta* u <sew < bh| From (he Best Makar TO BK SOLD AT MtaVArufaclnrera 1 * t'itoetif Announsrnnnt. Tun of ll,e leading U. 8., hay,- given us excluiivafy control of their Inatrumenui iu the Southland au- Ihorlud ua w place tar latroductioa sad AdvertUoment, One Tbeuaand af their l>est liMtrumnnU In reprusentatlve Soulh urn households at Factory Wholes*!* Hates. This Oru.nl *l.ll rtlssctlwM |*| ( Ooinmencad Nv.,l. aud will oontlnua aa til all are told. Don't mlas the chano*. It Is the only sale ol the kind aver y*t *l] tempted In America. SEE THE PRICES. ITANOB- 7| OU. flee ItneewosJ*— t* I’IANOB- Carved lags. (Jstalogu*—lM I’IAN Price, flu). —IM I’IANOIJ- 7| Ort. finer Hose wooed Oaiy d Lega Ustaloguu Prlea, ,'ii I'l A NOB -71 Oc. Bq. Gteed, DtipaA Gsee. Catalogue Prtae,tloo&' |U7—• bu>| i, Handsoau iTtflUnat Okie OvgMe. Catalogue Price, |*7o. Tt-lf Stops, Klegsnt Walnut Otoe Or gm* OMslogne Priee, fS4O. B—lß otups, Superb Mlrrer Pop OAue Orgtns. Catalogue Prloe, |875. AU guaranteed Inslnimeata Mekert name on ?scli.' Killeen Days Trial If want and. wn pay the freight if no sale. A trial costs not (dbg If Instrument goal gall. Han't hesitate to order. Mason & fftntfto „orani "VM oaly 83 HIKISKY , od 1’ l[C|S4 u "! Crcsns, g (flops •. SOB. 10 Shops l* 0 (JUimed °r Sioo. Irj cksrtog. Knabe, -tVsbsr.flellet A Os vit, Mathushek, Haines, Dixie, Pease Houtlrern Gem and Fsvorlts Pieaos, ell in cluded in this tale. A clean Sweep- No reserve. All m w Instruments ol latest styles. Scad fur L troductloo Sale circular gly lag prices end lull Inlormstlon. IMPORTANT For flO ou s I’lnno or (4 on tn Orggo, We will deliver freight peld to any R. H. point In tbe Booth. ..4i LUDDEN A BATES. ' savannah, oa Wholesale Plano A Organ Dealer*' ■ • THE PHELPS* f HORSE ROWER. . .1 For llglitneaa ol draft exoelf all other* working on tbe principle ot a price. It re* duce* tbe clrnlt 90 per cant. W* have ne ed it on a livid separator requiring 8 hones and threshed a**ily with Three. W* Hand U alao on a4O aaw Carver fin, neiag 9 mole* wlucb pulled it with *a*e* We can five g'>d reference* to the above lactaa W* goaiaoteeThe power to reduce the draft 40 par cent., either lor Held work or under tbe gin bouae. i'artiea deniring te urebaee ad die** W. H. PHSLFB| et W. J. BAKMXS, Greenville, o*. n 29 flag OJtOItOIA lOi'dtonrSoS** Meriwether Coon’/, f March let* 1991. liaar ITuwey has applied Mr Mawtfrtkto ol j vraonaliy, and I will pam open |g aamc at 13 oclock M. an tbe 8k f Api It next (I87f) at ay Offices A /HUTTO* t as*
