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About The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1879)
The Meriwether Oounty Vindicator VOL. 7. THE VINDICATOR. rTBUfHBD BT&Kf HU DAT BY WM. T. RBY ILL. AT #2 00 PKK ANNUM, IN ADVANCE Office north Hide of Public fetpUre. RATES OF ADVKRTISINC. Space 1w k 4 wks ,3mo j 8 ibo I1 vr 1 inch 100 *SO *450 1 6 00 j 1300 * inches ISO 500i 8 SO 10 tip 15 00 Sinches 8 00* , S 00 I 1000 1300 25 00 * ooi •' lil ' 10 0 3000 3318) 85 DO 1 col 700 15 0 i 3500 3300 ! 00 00 1 cut 10 00,30 00 i 3500 0000 J *IOO A* liberal deduction made to those advertising by the montlbor year, COUNTY OFFICERS. ORDINARY A. J. Hinton SHERIFF 1* 8. Fl.sr.ma < l-KJKfo. | ( ........ .....W^ALkchw TAX RWEIVKK.. B F t h*tiwa>u TAX COLI.tt.TOH J O < hrlltiau THK.VSI HKH A....U 3 Anthony 81.KVKYOK O F. Matthews OOKONEK Johtt.lt J.m<-s COIN TY COMM 18811 >NKIu4 L J Miiaui, Aarou Sibley C. J Kcevua, J E Buchanan J W Estes BOAltl) OF EDI CATION. Johu W Park, W. J ft.rues. Madison Reeves, It A I‘arkel. A It. Freeman, sec BUSINESS CARDS. HF.NKY K WAHL, A TToKNKY Z\ at /v. LAW, . HoO'’<Stlll.lt, I’rompt ami faithful allculiou paid In all businere entrusted to bi care. 1) It KEITH, / * ‘ A rroKK * l AT 1 r\ law, Gn***'tn* t > kolii, IA Will practice in Meriwether biml (hr oxitiltee coiti|koaiHg liir ( ‘itnlii t irc uit •! f Hi I At Oli) !'< A ttoknky AT LAW. biumtuit - o*-Kiiu H'lnioi-iw pro.ii|tl> *|<l fi'hful ij aUeuded s mmr tmm Attgkney AT LA W, IjHtItTMII GtIOIMIIA V ill practice 111 y II mrtk Ilf lln t 11 is i 'til rin Mil lli roort ij# i InlMiHit imt Jo*ti'* courts "f MrfiailAw nullity W 4 i Mill* on III* aullli fc.de of tin pillllii aim-i dae to tin Drug talon UK K IS. TKItHKLL. bi IW'-BfcintMii aTvim to tiir I’uliln < >lh< < with lil< Istlier, Ur .1 K G T'-rreJl at tin- Unix hlur*' Kl-ovn, D Rl-wuent rtEiwifr, GfttsMVif i.tt, GkoUOIA. TermaCaab AH work warranted. , " —■ GItOItGIA > Ordinary • <re. Meriwether fiountiy.) Get 77tU, IH7U Whereas T J. Ijuoian ed lit wy Har tin, Ml A<iiiiinWr>ont of Tl p* oaJfek-inah tale of said < -outy, dbctnuird, icpr**et,U to the Court, ttiat tit/-} have full)' aduiinisU red the I'Mtabr of mill ilrmial, ami afiply f"i letter* df diwdfaai"** Un-ir **u<h Administrator* : Tbi# is tUm f'irr to cite sod mluaatwli el to file Oieir objection*, ''if any they hrej, yi w> 'dflcr, tm <t before the Arm Moft-ln) in Fet/mary next. why letters of dismission vhrmld n-4 issar U> sid Ad nrnistrator*, a* af'<resei<l- Given baolwnd gflVial fcig'**- turt A J HINTON, . 0. M. C. AA A A WEEK in yoiif own town, and JKQQ bo capital riKe< I Vo i-etn jfi the tniin<- a ‘rial without <_•*- pen*-. The beat opportunity e offered or witling to work. You should Uj nothing elm- until you ate l‘tr you ran tin at the Itwtneaa we *►* "0* room to explain here. Too nan derrjCe all your time or only your apart tiiAe to *h * bunnraa. and make great pay for every h/iur that TO* w*rk. Women nmkf m macfa a* men. Bend for specfitl private erw amlparticuiars, which we mail fre*. 95 t rot fit free. Don't* complain of hard time* while yon hare such a chance.. Ad. drew. H HALI.ETiCO., MLtid, We EXCEL SI 0 R ACAD EM V, f?X., Girt, and Boy* paepam* f <*!#:. r Pradkai Life. Voice culture a apecialty in Elocution Oratory, Coweenmtii* and Soqg, Fur particular* address. ‘ X S. JOSEB. I'riti. 11-14 ui2*. GHEhNYILLE, MKIUWETHKK GAj DECEMBER, 5. (879. N r i Impair. *—— 1 Saiu would impress on The weary and sad The truths of a iesaou to metaphor elm) Still iu life's journey the lira re*t do liest— Hull on fife's journey we Ilauk.r fi>r rest . i Innocent tuerriine.il i Shortens the mile , Try the experiment Once in a while Face your foes fearlessly, "Never kiv .Tie " Trials, tak’n fearlessly, Lightsome))' lie. Our tear drops art' lenses That magnify UU „ They cozen iair senacs Till hill whs wem hills. Ami faces grow wrinkled. While tresses w ith gray • Grow siK'eddy sprinkled Win n Woojeis her way Horrors may haunt you, hut Foul may grow fair , Danger* may daunt you, but "Never despair.’’ Verily, veitly, Judge as- you may, lie who t<>il - in > rily ( al lies the (lav. AT HER OLD HOME. The Ex-Eiujiresti of lho French Visit js | 'it ns—'l Itv YisitoiM Flic* Receive*!. A *{**< i.<) fmm IlttriM if a* f.jl Jo** : A* ***n n tin nrwii iunvttl Inin* that lUi <'ounlv* <!• Moutijo, in* In t f tlie* * Etij>r** I ogt nU, wn D) ing at Madrid, it wtuf tftfMTit tJ Ui*t I*#t iUtuj(hU‘j would }** Diotl#li Dlift ril V on (Jj* v, uy D her iXtUido II WUH I VHI HlllkOtitK 111 JJmt D would leave iTtiiw Dun morning h|f*vrn Ink •**, lh< In pirn# linn Imm.ii EjM iid Du uliotr dns ill Dm ii tid< ii< < of Di* Jhikv ii< I'iiiin Mural won Jr * tw, t*‘mV**l m*w4 tiV' t tic* ! Du< Imum iiutj Mlii Jshmumai. 1 *riu; MaDiddi ull*d *n Ik r’ I oVIot k, tail vut* not rui-ivt*! nuin; I Vine** Nujnilihiij who iiiou n< < hi ohiaiiiiu: ml luitUiiKt Tli* Cmpri mi Uilki’d with him j huif hii hour m’ iold him ! Imd now |Mil all ilkhi; ’ ,1 jeiliht m nui\' and hid lift i nr* f*if MJivDiintf hu! the jiMTuory* of lor diMivMi YYhi ii Umj I'rinc* n*tiir; dlo huf utrriii#' l** wit* |MdnfiiJlv idT* f*d. At iiv< ; rY!n k Dm* vx n of hjHiiri artk*<l ui/out • l> Dial *h' tiiiouUi h Htlnnli'd i the* Km jrt*w nn\ hh‘ m! on< adiliiMi and Tin meeting of the** two r'Mt°nl inothi r, one vt nlowi i| unit I'liililli na t)><■ other with Imt son Mated upon a llnan o ami hourly wailing fi jt lua hf ht*. w*a loijrlilug Ui tin- fi w who were jiriylti fill to fcf If. (juwii laal lln stayed rn’itrlj iailf an hour, and ,at air till- F.mpri-ws diugd with the I Uiiclxaa rl*i M"U<-liy, Mile Lin riiitll‘,f 'niil ia <h* firmaai, nJ Vkiautw de Tiim*itu' “flw Majiaty ainitnl for tin-<trh-Hna atn tins at 7 Her aiiitfi fi|!'hod ia tbt-<- r-*i H|e* 'f\v\ diova rapidly natra-l, ami it wa* m aim I Unit the Kn:|iniai wetjilns to Ire w alaurlx il in In r thoujrlitai n*' v < r Klaneiii, ut 1 lnj tiui'iai rjait* wluyi tin- happy of h**r lift wen ajn-nt When they reached the at a lion at a rjuarU'r la.-fore *, tlmir arrivaJ wtwt erfacted by nobody, and not wti Dir nation maater knew anvlhine hilt tin-fail that a a|e lHri|t car hail I men otihrnl fie unkteiwn p*raon*. Hut at mum a* thi ,' aHyliPiJ tip- iu w’( tlui l it waatne Kmpreaa ran i<miikl th- atation, and aii the railway rrßjihiyi-a crowded hi tile dme <A tire 3.r Tin-) at'xl tle n ailently with I **a ofiraiaed kfdM of them had at’im that fcri- ia.firh' ait l<aikHJ out fr'an tin rairriayi' in tlierr mid at on tfe day* of tint Etii[af ir' fete. Mort iif them compared iia beauty, an well remeinlierijd. with tin wan awl Imyipiinl JmJt that it wore .. now fc iralerSQlw* TiAt-rdk/ti chanited la-yymij die' <%piHWiinbam- Her form i le nt.e.rid 5 ahe i* prematurely oftL No demonatratiiai trw* rmtii by the ajrech.'ota At eijihl the train atarted, aml hrur police agenta arruui parried the Imperial [airly m fur w the kpaaiali frontier/' He Hhort. ■* "• ■ ■ t Ivaig visits, ieng stoma, long eaeaya, long • xbortaia'na.aod long prayer*, seldom profit thnw> who have to do with the. Life r* abort Tune it short. Moments are pree kets. Learn to condcfaK. atiddge, aad in tenmij. We ana lar thiaspi that are duU if they are only atsart. We mm endure many an arts If jffcWvefloon, while even pleasure* grow lnShf'i'L aad pain if the}' be protracted iwyoud the limits of Hfart yht '-unvshHsiee Latow-toto I>ip "ff liranche* ; stick to the main fact in your rare. If you p**y. ak fdtowbat you Iktok you and get through , if y nb aprdk. W<l your message and hold your peace- B'Xl <V/wn two word* into one, aod then into two. AJwsvs l>x-Jiort. The Former . Koudeace of Waiiam Wirt. OharkAUTitte > CUruou la. "Pen Park"—<sr, aeeording to the ''testi mony of the rocks” that mark the last Ing place of iu fomuir owners. '*Ps' Park " --is diataut flow t imrkittavilie, Vta, alsiut two tuiles north, tn the >irs gotw by It was the projKirty ot l>r. George Gil mer, wln we daughter, Walker, was the first wife of \t Uliaiii Wire and then* he rest duel uuiii her death. Atl T the death of his first wife Mr. Wirt removed from Allie tnarta, sjamt sefesui years in Iticiinmiid and WiHiamslmrir and sulsaspientlv liK*alisi iu Norfolk. Alter his stuxind miurmge, to Mis* Gamble, of itichmo.id, lu returmsl to UidunoaU and nanaiuixl a msiiVut of that tity until the acccsMton ot Mr, Ihssw s die presidency, wlfen he was appointed at lornev general .f the liiited Mates and re moved to Washington. lie resided iu Washington until IS3O, when, s! the close of tin uilimiiisli'iitioii of .Mr. Adams, he re signed Ins i IU, e and t,mk nj, Ins residence in BMtiiiioi*, where he passed the remain der of his life aud died oil tile lSth of Jan uury. ts;;4, ig tin- sivty-Rnoitd yiar of his age. Mr. Wirt twin not, asia sup(swed tiy many a nullvjr of Virginia I its fatlH r was ii native of Sw it/xirlaial, and Mr. W. was born at llladeus'mig. Man land, on the Bth of Nim mlvr, 1774 The pir'w'nl owner of "Pen Park” is Mr W illiant llotopp, a na tive ot Prussia, who came lo this country in 1861, and, removing to AHkiimatle in IHIW, puriliiiatil (he piojKTly of the late YYliiiniti T I.ia’iy The tract of land now einln ii ■ 4lO in h'e, and tin ireatci |>arl of tin ' l( .iml laud la In ami. 'I lie Iditt* (irponlmi'k J’ttrlj. \YaMWlit|(l<>n l'iw! I awl year the I liwulmi k party polled i.Y.i vutea in < olorado (hie year It Uwi 7 li per cent of (hew laud Near ill ('oniieeiinit il caat H. 314 Viaid . 1 1 1 in year the parly liiui not lleeu 111 nrd from there Laat year lowa it fiwwl with (lie Deune eeratH, mill the two pnrtiea tojjellmr eiutt VAYOtIO vutea, from which aulitrnctinj{ the 170,1KK) I leri.m rnlie volca, left the tiieen lan k at O().<HK) ; ihU year, wiili the total voli' in li e SUile Inin aimil 40,1KK), Il I'olli and lO.iHKI, or *1 IKK) In Maine lua) yein it polled 41,(KM) vutea , in Maine tltia yenr it |K>lied Od.liUU, a tfaln of 10,000 No i ompiiiiKou ran In uimle 1 m*l nun the volea of llilk party ii Miiaanelima ita in IH,'M null 70, on account of tin Ihiller Ueipo i rnlie vole la iiijf entirely mired In with the UKltl lop tied Itillier received, l/ltat yeill ill Miaaiaulpprit polled 13,000 vntea , this year jt lm only laa n heard from in llnit Stale in a jwiilteriiijj way I awl year In New Yianv Ii |iol|ed 70,(100 volck 1 Ills year il |ailted 10,000' Isiat year iu Ohio li pnlh il lis (KK) mKcs this veal lihotil U.tKKI law! vear in )'ennayivania it jmlled about K| IKK) vote* ; tin* year aonle fO.iKKI littat year In Wiseonafn it jmlil and Mll.OtK) vote* , this year none at all 'Hie ijiii 4ion la, w hat him of tin Giiwnhack |>urty 'r We think il i ilead p ' "'■ 0 aw.- " w ■ - A Hint tt (Jo. A western man who i* hlcwsed with aevc nU tlra/ tive dmiyhlcra wliow. cliurina wca li<iadly detain tin-ir Mbnirwrof/i n late Inair, ha* inventwl an alarm clmsk of an iugeni ou* character It i aoinethlny on the atyle of a “cm koo' cI'K-'k A ftrincipal feature i tluil at 10 i/cl'iek it atrikea hmilly, two little door* ojk ii, and u man with a dmaamg K'iwii and 'yip on gjidca mil, holding in liia hand a card inw rilaaf “jjgod'liijfht-” Tim elf'Ct l* aaid t In ymnl, and aince lln- arri val of tin- new i luck Ua.-re Iran liven no Ironb hin getiinj{ rid of lOilicra. Tin- clock Ja 'lcetimil to prove a very ja/jnilar article in hunai s eon'aiulng uuirriafp hie daii((ht ere What nit OldgMitn hasNuticetl. I have noticed that ail men are boneat when well Watched. I have,no)iced that pnrssa wWI hold j>en. oh* as well a* pound*. I have m/ticed that in order to he a res aoual'k- creature, it is nccaasaiy si ah times to be mad. 1 have uoticed Uiat when the florae is euifKy and the kitchen cold, tiu-n ia the tony ol flattery no longer heard. 1 have noticed that silk*, broadcloth* and Jewel*, are often ttougtw with other people’* money. J bsv noticed that tto prayer of the eelf ieh mao i* : “Forgive ua our debt*," while to makes everybody that owes him pay to the utmost farthing I have noticed that be wlm think* every man a rogue, is certain to etc one when he hewea hinaeii, aad hrwugfit In mercy to hi* neigh! sir*, eurrentfar the raacal to jus tice. < I have eotioed that money ia the fool's wisdom, the knave's mputaiion, the poor man's desire, the oovetuou* man * ambition, and the idol of them ail. A-WIFK. Ho# Lifts Became a Husband. J Tht*. following tory ot the marriage of LMHOhe pianist, U, If true, certainly very reitMUtUe and romantic It is as follows . LiaO was at Prague In the autumn of | 146, jjhr day after his arrival a stranger ealkd gt him, and itipreaenletl himself as a ImAJUf'lrtlM in distress, having tixpendtsl i all hiaWeans ht an unsuee.esahil lawsuit, ami stfidted aid lo enable him to n'turn to NußtMßatrg, hi* place of residence. List* gavctfjkfarty reieption, amt opened his ileakjttgi t sonu; money, lull found ha only 1 Wilrtl throe ducats. naiu the jriii rnn nrtint, that I am aslpor aa yourae.ll. However 1 have credit Std c*u oMu more me trey with my rdklMk heau * mtiuature given me by the Emperor of A list Ha ; the painting is of little value but the diamonds are fine, take It, tell the diamonds and keep the moil ev.’ The stranger refused the rich gift hut last/ c<i,ntielled him to take it. and lie ju ried it to a jeweler, who Huspeeting froin Ills miseralile ap|s aranee that lie had stolen it, had him wrested and thrown into prison. I he strangor sent- for his generous lienefac tor, who Imnieilialely called upon the Jew eler and told him that the man waslnniHient; that lie had given him ihe diamonds lint who kiv you ?' said the Jeweler. "My name is ids*/.,' lie replied. , l know of no tlmineier of that' name,, suiil tin Jeweler, .Very |Kwaililc,' said I.ist/. lint do you know that these diamonds are worth six thousand Morins •Mi nmeh the iH'tter for him to win an I gave them.’ ‘Hut you must Is' very rich to make mu h presents !' My H* I<* (>rMlllC of 11IIVI* (IlKTitM,' sfii<l Kim/. . Tin H you ri* n f< *<)!,* niUD Dir Jrwolrr. ‘No,’ HiiitJ KintF, I lihvo only lo movr niy (lngt'in to ; r c! un Unit Ii lliotiry hn ! wiitil.' 'Tlicii you i' ii h*i< t i r,’ Hull llir Jt \%4*i <*r *1 will show you Du- kind of HorrcryDuii 1 IMU|)iO> , ’ Until I/IN ! / Htving h |lhiio iu thr Imrk jMirlor of tin* jrw |rr’ii nhoj), Dm* rrrruliir nrtint nnl Down to it mat Imgtin to impiovlm* n nir. A Ij< fiiii I fill young Italy inialr her npprnr him *, uial Bruvo, Klnly. !* You knottb him, then f aaiil the jeweler to In* dililjfllter. I have never Siam him laifore,’ ahe anlil; 'hut tlw.rt * ti" owe in )lte world Inal LUt/. who ean pnaHici* aueh amttHla nil the fiia 1111.’ The Jeweler was an tinned, the at runnel wiot n'h'Hßi'd ami relievisi, tie report of Listr. tndiiff In tin i ly Hew, mnl lie was wailed ujKin mid feted by the nohl’a, who heKuiijflit him to jtlve a eoueert In their city. The jeweler. weiiL' the Innaiatp' that wim paid I" the man of jf mm, .via un,bilious of fonm liijj an aJlliioee with him, and remarked to him : ‘How do you find my daughter ?' 'Adorable !’ wan tin- reply. ‘Wind do you think of marriage V conlin lied the Jeweler ‘Well en otigli to try it,’responded J.ihl/ 'Wind do you any to a dowry of three ■liilliouwu! frank* T lie waa neat asked, # I will accept it,' WHt tin* reply, and titank you, too,' AT i'll, ut) likiHi ymi and you like her,' aaid the Jewch.-r, 'the dowry ia n-uily. t Will you be my *)i4n-taw ?’ •tJladly ,’ ii'plirtd Ll*t/. { ami the marrUjO’ w as i eWbruU'd tine week {oilowlng X , traveling thrmyfli Uritinny, aaka an old wdnitu who 1* i s-ddljng croaaati and mad als at a Church porch the price of a certain trinket. "la it for your wife or your awcetUcftrt T' ahe iiakt. ‘Tor my tweetbeart," repliaa X., not preeiacly aeeing tlx- drift of her <|Uea ti'/n. - • "Ten frvu n " “Ten franca phew !” lay a X., ttirninff on Ilia heel. ‘“Come tmek, come back." i rltit the 'dd w'ltnan j "take It for tlir'i' You’ve been iylog to meytliough ; you liavc no sweet heart if It luwl Wn for iier you’d have liooght It at once without any regard to the price.” "I'll take it—hero are your three franc*.” "You haven’t * wife, ehher—ii it to# h*.vn for her you'd have beaum tue down to two franc* 5 Vh. you n/*n, you men ! M A Dutctmiall’s I'crlitiek Ti lie f Of i DurfStar Nil 1 iab are tare gi| idfifaMilfl*/ Tfafauceawd toJw aa haipsuefemeut and he got indignant, aad la a buret of wrath iuxfa floe<l hia position. "I ain’t gut a* bohtias. eh 7 You bat I got more wo aneh tolkfii ee you don’t dare got, eb r “Well, what fa four pot it ice. then 7" "Vat ish my boHdli 7 Yy, I tell* you vat my boHdlx Mb. Fetfdy eenta a boahef for gaine gore uad dwo glasses of lager beer lor nine cends. Duma totter bnNdix dan your Uiu republican or demngrad bolidix. Eh, , vat yon got to aay now, py tarn ?” The Tender Paasion. We all know there have boon mercenary men. One of this sort hail the good fortune to lie accepted by an heiruas. At tlie wed ding when he got to the part of the ceremo ny, “With all my earthly goods I thee cn dow" “There goes his valise." said one of the bride's relations spitefully Another fortune hunter, who found after : marriage that his bride's father would not | settle am thing upon him. ivumolfsl him i self by speaking of the old man's pranw hins as “tny moni'v in-law, my earri*g*-ln law,” inul so on. A prudeut youth who went a wooln’ " U'foro emnnci|valion wlstiing to know how many slave* tirare were on the plantation, hit u|sai the following ingenious plan of Mnding out j After lounting thuae about the bouse, ho made his ow n servant go over to the negro tpottiet ami throw rocks at I lie houses. Of eourae the ot'euivants rushed out to see what the mat lor was, so the lover hml a g'snl chance to Mud out their uumber. A sad iustancc of the Meeting nature of man's attachment is shown by young a of conduct tho felllow, the desiruble party in a small town in Virginia: One night lie went to a hall, and met a beautiful girl, with whom he fell in love at Mrsl sight. After devoting him self to her the whole evening and giving her the lienrflt of many Inflammatory state ments r* (nested pemdssion to s< e her honn • It was grtfhted Oil f eostiioy i Oh! imv'ti light, love and (lowers. Well, they set off bigether when the ball broke, and went on ami 'i, until tin y got to an olwcurft part of tbe town, and at leitgth sto|iped at a house alsait as habitat,lr a* the desolate “Walla of ilnlrliilha” After ringing tin- disir hell some lime without response, a head tied up iu the reddest of red cotton Imndkerehiufs was pul out of a window ami a gruff female voice called to the servant in the kitchen : “llullo, there, Matihly ! you old fool, why don’t you git up and let Peggy iu f" The headgear, the voice amt the language, wlmii lielniigtng to Peggy’s mamma, nipped the constancy promised liy the once ardent lov er, and they j>,oted, adorer anil adored, to meet no more. There is n notieeiilile tendency among hnxlifiil awnitiH to flnil their hainkt get my* tcriouHly overgrown mid in their way. Il is painful to see sufferers from shyness turning over those saving almws fi>r drowning con versations, photographie til In 111 in, w ith nervous, awkward fingers, which seem to llte unhappy owners to Itelrsy the story ol their passion* in every Joint- K*|>w4uliy U ilia fatlira or till' mheit execrate*l aninll lirother is liy. Home of these shi-episii lov ers I wine mid untwine handkerchiefs, Iml tills is iamiellines daiigeroiis, aa iu tile case ot a man in Virginia, who, feeling himself id a lists for it topic, drew out the (urgent si/j',l 'ki-reliief i'ulllng Ins Imnds helilml him, through the arm* af a eluitr, In: con trived iu an agony of emlMirrasHuient to get tied in a liurd ko>4 Tin- aliirm of tfrevra* raiai-il. In tin agitatiiin no one wimld atop to lisise him He liiui to daalt <mt of Hie house with tlm chair fastened to him lie was not relcHMd until tin- tire was put out, anil all ciiance was over of distinguish’ log himself iu saving the hen house, which had lieeu tom lied iu a light, flame hy the (s*ok wseling u little negro there wltc aliglit- Wo.-s! torch. A ismple ill Virginia liuekwnrd, wialilng to he niarricil, art out with a uuutcroua fair ly on horselinek for the mlni*ler’, Tim hud wet up to la' a lilg man among them, on the atrength of owning feveittl acre* of hind, Which, however, Would only yield br<*mi sage and pine lags. He bated to let il la: known dial lie did not have money enough to pay tin) ciet gyioan, mid tlierefore sent on a friend in ad vance to strike n tmrgain with the reverend /at her The friend met tin bridal party illamt half way, and forgetting tin; hnpor. lance of atafneyr, (Killed out triumphantly: "1 Kay, Jim, l.c Kay* lie will take tt In duck*." Imagine the brldegroom'a discom fiture. Mr*. (JruwJy. “What will Mra. Grundy nay V’ baa paaa crl Into an adage, and m4b frerpieTitly a* a rcKtraiot upon thoae wlwam buoyancy and light hearted net* might lead them to forget or Ignore the eonventlonalitien of life. To M'dlon'* clever comedy •Hpwd the How,'* we are indebted for the saying. The fin* •ecru- 'if the first act open* with a view of a fibrm hou**, where Farmer Aahfleld fa ills* covered at a table with ids jug and pljs-, le.idinr uw imwim * mWw W wife, who nguraa ia * riding fin** vfijtk a basket under her am : Aahfleld %n, db*<r, wt-h wboM< What new* tinea thee firing form the mdt. kel r Dame What news, hiialauMl f What I ai- Waya told you ; that Farmer Gnmdy’s Vtu-at brought tlva ahllilnfia a 'ftiartar more than oure 1 1 id. Aahfleld- Aii the batter fur ha. Darise- Ah, the am aoenia to shine on IfifTp'se' f'x him Aahfleld Lome, same, (•*- ua, as than has I*4 the grace to thank V 'am preapea ooa time* times, don't thee grumliie whan they be unkindly a Mt. Dante- And I assure you Dame Grundy'* butter sea* finite the crack of the marltdt. AalifieM- Be 'pdH. woolye 7 Always ding dinging Datna Gmutdy .into my ear*. What wifi Wra Grundy aay? Wiiat Jyi Grundy think 7 Canal thou ha ifukf and let nr skint and behave Urvaeff verv prat tily 7 A TnMkStory. * T* Two years or more ago, when Leaffrlfte wm hi ita hifiincy and the fame to t It* rich earlsmate deposit* had extended eastward only *o far as the state of Kansas, an enter prising young married ttVaa who had listen ed to the recital lit cKYT'wnrwcinJarment, de cide,! to emigrate at once to this new Ki IVwado. Packing up hit slim stock of hotisclMikl aunda, ha in company with Ida wife, liegiui the tedtou* journey up tin grand valley f ihe ■■srk.aneaa with tin wot ta “LeadviUe or bust” lascrilsMi upon his hamicni. When wtthha a daw aula* ot Pue blo, liia journey waa Hitonpted by the ar rival of a atnuig>t ; tmt, after tarrying a few days aba form lama* to sue the wife aud Itabv comfortably eared fur, he poshed for ward alone to the wiM, aWagghltg team of Lciidvlllo. Hi* purae was very Tart his nerve and muscle wore in jilethorlc con dition, and Iu- found Immediate employment upon w indlass over the Little Eva abaft on Fryer Hill. Ho know as little about practical mining as lie did about the deli cate machinery of the finest watch, yet he turned the crank of the win, Haw, with an energy and deter mination which rated him as a full hand In the estimation of his ’pord’ who was doing the mining work down tn the sural ami lsiwlder* lieiiontb the surface. The wife in due time joined tho husband in the comfortable log cabin hts Industry had provided for her. ” This cabin, bill ft non where Grant’s smelter now stands,contained the llrst full sized w indow ever placed In jvMilieu in Leadville. The wife was a trtio help-meet for her lord, and Try lier cheerful labor at Hie wnahtuh she siipjitled her hua laind and the “pahl" for tnontlia with tha fund* neeessary to eontiime their mining o|STntlous until tlnally mineral iiegau to ap penr in thu 1 1, itt,>m of the shaft. The news of the strike spread abroad anti created u ripple of excitement,until It reach ed the curs of Ikicuteuaut Qovonuxr U- A- W. Talior, who, hsvhig |iro(H’rty close by, deuiaudud what price bail heon flxwl u{>ou thu mine, and the nuswer (jUickly cams, ” "I will give you r*sjs>ude<t Mr. Talsir, and Die sola was ef fected. Thu money was paid over and In ourroiicy, wrapped up In a copy of Use ltov eille, taken by the overjoyed huslmnd lab) Hie presents, of his wife anti Uailed kite a chair, us though U was a ptu kitge rf cIoIImM for tlie wash "Did you make the sale 7" inquired the wife. "Yea." "DUI you get the money 7" “Va" "Where ia II 7" "In that bundle there nn the chair." "Do you mean It 7” "Yea, | do." Fifty thousand dollar* In that old pa* jcr 7" “Yes. 1 insisted nu tirlngtng It that way (O you, who have *ofailliTiilly workml to ghra me tle mean* tu Routintle ml ’A"*, that you might rest your eyaa on tha entlrWstuh which i* our joint pfoperty.” YTi|it tis'iMhJiag hatul* the devoted wife tint i<wt flw himrile amt for the flnrt time ifi her life gn7.od u|wm fifty tkoiamnd dnllars, aivl ilien till* plucky woman, who Through all liurdhi|Ki of |Maverty and lalmr had Dm strong ami rt-*)liii, now Ilk* a tnie dfikgh tcr of Eve, sunk ii|ani (lie floor and wept over fortune. * * Thl* ia about all of Ilia fiofy, exA'pt that insiead of leaving Imadvllle to apand thidr wealth In some locality where In a lifetime they iiiulil hardly luivc amaaand MCh aeont* |a tmiey, the couple now o shle here,and tb husband i a imunher of the city loundl.—• fLea<lv|lk! Hcvt-ille. -rmr- * Governor Gsrcelou, of Mauute, twfiW a gssi reply b; the roaring liiaipe - ami hie crowd of c* Governor* gjid aupea who onll <d at hia <4lU* with a rt*jueat that < fit ay bo allowed to exumine llte fetnqia and wwdaa Ute taliulatioa wjiieh the lawful offioera were making. Ihe Governor told them that ho was aurpriaed that mou post does which ttiey occupiutl jn society ahcaild make aueh a request ; and lie could not un derstand. he aaid. how tiiy bad. arrived at the c/meluaioii that the officers doaifliHtled hy tlm law to UliuiaU- the returoa wera about to raiuut out any officer, “uideas you* guilty conseleacva prouifHo'l tha idea. ’ lflaine and Ida foiio were (etlml.' 'ink) a cor ner.” ~ , W. W. Hnlhnap Whoeoe one of the oon- Ififiicuoua flftrea behind Grant ia the pro ewaaion In Chicago. Buck will continue to follow the “old man" wherever ha rtdaa la proapertty. < ' m a r. “It's a vary micaaa thing to to aamtot," aaid aa olfi Indy to tor niece who k Just about steppfng '4F. “Tea, but It** n great deal more aolctnn not to be," replied tha Ctrl wriouaiy. a. " A peaky pfekwr fa n htoftkf Mektflg and well tgimfl for toby. By tto v </ Dr. Mull's Baby Rjntp you can kpeg 4* hpljh of your Byby in eplewlldooudtonm Mto Mcwstoatokfa. , ' iih rfa g * M r' '' Purge out the morbid burners of* tfaa Uoud, by a dom dr two of Ajtwrk Plljy, a*fi. you wOl tore Meaner totoanakuß a* fah lea. scut.
