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About The Hawkinsville dispatch. (Hawkinsville, Ga.) 1866-1889 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1871)
THE HAWKINSVILLE DISPATCH. VOL. 5. Mr. Fafnttn Uwdjr, »»H known in 4v itil nv&f ihii t**f, Menday rauratng. limn «ll» TW *W«t ens «f Baldwin coun- If Ml ***** Met* premising llinn at Mm li**«4nglon hm tnra Ml to Mm frt*MHtn*y for tv* year*, front Lwraytte c«Mrtj, for RutU fixing • til «M farawi* of Lumpkin roHR. If an? Mm (mom la lk« rarifeal ■yrtng known In Ivmljr yrara, ami tfcaft raraytkiw* la MM* forward now fera It *** U*' par In the middle •f Majr. I* Aavnamak, recently, Um iraprera |*« neawMMt? of ndlailka of a CkrtMta* mMlMtr for rente* in Ui* IflMßjnl Own*, *aa preformed l-jr ft*. Mw. Jaka W. IWvkwiUi, Hl-hop of Um Ditmw. TW Mlifwl for or 4im van Ik* lUv. K. W. If. KllUni, •ma# Mm lal* Moved lltahop Stc plM IQIMt. of Ik* IRooran of Uw»r* g|a,*and wna. during llw late war, Omni Lawton'* t*hi*>f-of-*UU. Tka atownfre*. prosperity in wo- MMt nadarv, rays a rare fal rtwiml ad Mm era, la to want to km*w abut ia gmimg M. and Ike n*at strongest U to |mm* Mwjofck Tke Griffin Hur *«y • Colonel Flint, of tka* Untidy injured l*y Ik* Umber* *1 a k#o*a bo naa ratt ing falling on bun and brrakit g UHli kM tbigba. Jta<t A. Bam*, lb* a*w Rttpar kkakataf tk* llrun*wick ami Al bany Raltroad, ia a m-jdww of Mr. KiMUH, and a clear l*ail*>l ynakee. Cai Halbert remain* Orarnd Hoprr lataa liirl. bot oill devote a net of hi* ttea to tka Crdnmbtt* and Home, and At Way mad*, of which be ia 1W- Tka JtrXll Shirty |.«ln Bakaa a proton ngstari the are of aad dangerous Jfttcnt * an« *—*■» A fooag man nbo waa rntigld •training kla awavtbeart to hi* l*a«>nt Mm other night, )u«t.rt* bitnrelf on Um gronad that ba baa a right to ntori* l*U owa homy. Tka farmer* of T»H«>l coarrty are aa acoaotataal rat. The) have got lal* the habit of (anting up guaim bog* aad laying Um alii|m in the koto*** of tka farrow*. Mr. A launder MrD»n W, f liter of R*e. (!eo. tl. X. MoDoonld, of the Bootk Oaorgla Conference, now •«* turned at Bavaaneb, died very »ud deal/ Ot Archer, Florid*, recently. Tka Mlaaonrl are all tare tkvt tka prenpret* of a Urge wheat crop an now Aral rate. IWHKMunov—Tim New York Com Mlaaiowv* report »inoe January l*t warty M.OOO immigrants, again >t Vt,MI far Ike tormponding period UM year. A correryo-dewt of tke Hprittg- BaM (Mtar.) fUfwMlcan. In writing af pnUUral affair* in Louisiana *•> a; • Hlalory can famish no parallel to tide tfudiaUoa la Ibl* lira* of |ienee. It la Idle to eagect area to he satin- Bad with It, aad to nsoke at the eight of tka 'old lag,' aad to talk of Ike •beet government tke world mr taw,' wtwa they are living trader a rail lag, ewUdllag, ladeoeat prefer** af afwvernmrat " •at , «m + An old bachelor morally gaee the fatkrarag toast » W emra— the mom tag alor es infamy. the day Mar of mirtr —* Ike eeeatng Mar of age- Blaaaa oar atom aad raay they atwaya he hep at uWy dtotaacre. w Ton Moat have I**4 kemahmg IMt," Mdd a travelling fcogtoAmra be na Owgaa frirarar, * Yea, Mr, 1 bom Bo yon me that momtutaf hMa vaa a kale U tka graamt" The «fma*4 km kalf^hat wwMMf aahradad to, HAWKINSVILLE, GA., THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1871. Tk* Manger* of keraten*. Kaeoaane oil can ba made which will not explode, and any one with two kisaa can bud out whether It ia fit to Ire need In a lamp or nob Take a aattcer of warm water, ray a burnt*red degrees, that ia not hotter than Itealthy heat, |»our aonta of the oil on the water, and apply a flame to It s If lb* flame aet* it on Are, It ia not safe; If H does not *et it on (ire, It ia safe; and you should tcli every friend and neighbor whore they can purchase keroeene oil * hick cannot blow them up, burn them to death, or aearo them out of Untir wits. If tka clothing should Uka Are, lie down iniUnlly aud roll yourself up in a carpet, blanket, or anything ci*e at hand. If you *tand up while Utc clothe* arc on Are, the flame rise* about the head aud face, and breath ing it Is certain death. If you lie down, the llama goes upward, and tbo face la untouched. Ilolling your self in a carpel or hlaukot smother* the Are. 1 be World uud ll* Mcnuitcs. The world is only wicked and weary to those who are sated with its de lights, or who are incapable of appre ciating them. The material world itaelf seta such an example of brighb ■mm and cbeerfulueM that it ia quite wonderful how any one cau imagine for a moment Uial weariness could possibly be one of it* attribute*.— The year die* in the gloom ami bit terness of iho winter, but tbo fresh aud young beauties of nature revive again in the ensuing spring. Nature Is pcrpctnally renew ing the charms aud multiplying her gifts. Aud if man could ooly renew his life in like manner, he might And the world—a paradise to ail eternity. Tho sun is always shining, the flowers are always blooming, the bird* are always sing ing, the guiding grain is always wav ing somewhere in >bis wicked world. How to Rem a Itxri TATion.—Any body can soil the reputation of un individual, however pure and chaste, | by uttering a suspicion Hint his ene- I mb-* will tieliew and his friends nev |er hear of. A puff of the Idle wind e.,n take a million of the seed* of a ; thistle mid do a work of mischief which the hudnindmnit must lalsir long to undo, tin- floating |w«rticlcs I lieing too flue to Ih> win and too light Ito lie stop|KH|. Such nre the seisin of I slander, so early sown, so diilleult ! to lie gathered up, mid yet so peini ciou* in their fruits. The slanderer know* that many a wind will catch up the plague ami liecome poisoned by his iiisimiatious, without ever , seeking the antidote. No reputation cau refute a sneer, nor any human ! skill prevent mischief. A western editor advertised that 1 he would take **a good dog In pay. I incut of a year's sutwcriplion." The | nest day twenty three dog* were tak en to his office, and nest day after a score or more of farmers, living at distance of from eight to twenty miles, ap|>carvd to suliserilie for the ps|w*r, tendering dogs in payment. They are still arriving at the rate of ' ten to fifteen per day, and mny Is* had “dog cheap" In that locality. The editor has taken to the wots Is I followed by alsmt two humlrtsl howl. ' Ing canines. His fate is unknown. | * A Him. limiting the charges of rail- I road* in Illinois is is-fore the Gover nor of that Htate for signature, liav ing been duly |mm-<I by the I<cgisla* lure, liomls rarning SIO,OOO per j mil# |<rr aniititu ami over are to $ charge only two and a Imlf cents per Mils |wr passenger; roads ranting tie tween ffl.ooo amt SIO,OOO, three cents; those rarning Isltnti $4,000 ami f *,OOO, four cents; ami those earning Isas than SI,OOO, fl*e and n half eeLt*. J For ekildrra under tweirs year* < f ' ag* only one half of these rates are to t* allowed. Another 1411, which ha* already bean signed by tke Governor, limits freights lb* short distance to a pro rata prv>|wrti<« of tka rets* ekargsd far tke lengths of tka several At a wadding it was formerly a ro#t«m to drink koney dissolved In water, fat thirty day* —a moon's af*. Rmmw Mia origin of tk* konry- I.nctiu's Mlsiubc, 11m visit over, liUldlng her adieu, 1 look ui) hat, aud, liowbig low, with draw. Then, starting homeward, soon, I tuUsed my cane, lietrmvd tuy «tr|w and rang Um tietl usln. I heard s rufli—Uio door tU-w o|»en wlda- Arid withs I,omul Lucllls wss st my side Around uiy neck bvr lovely anus shu threw, Kissed am, ye doits, sli« ktsssd me Uirougli and Uinmgli. Stock *11)11 «t.Mid, not during to return Tho glow ing kiasu* Uist uiy lips did burn. I tried to *|H*ok, aud gasps*. ‘* 1 clcau for got— I left my cans." Slit started as ts shot, And < rii-d, with solo slm vstnty tried M smother, ** Oil, dear tub, dear ! 1 thought 'twos Dsn, my brother. VVhst shall Ido r she asked mo o’er and o'er, 1 tucked die sooraga to say " l)o It more P So looking idn-episli, scin-d u|mhi my stick And lortiiwith homeward trotted double quick. When on my couch In vain I courted idoep. I toMcd—aud pondered, "Wltat w-eulih of love Tim! ctrl |Mtt»c*K-«, other girl* aiiovci And If a brother sliv should hold so dear, VV lint must a liuslmml to her lienrt s|i|iear! Hie Idea grew ; nod—well to end the Isle, I sought her often, anil to such nvail, Tluit ere twelve mouth iu full course had run I woo'd, 1 won her—and wo twain were one; And om-e I told her " that my love tiegau The nielli she kUscd me in mistake for )>HU." For Huu f* she said; why, bless your alupid head. Poor ll»n w iis safe and Ming lii tied." " You didn't know It?" “ wliy, of course I did," And in my hrenat her blushing face she hid. # s s s « * s Through *ll thesa years 1 did nut ouce re gret My having Mien In the trap she *et. ||upi<y am I, and happy, 100 I've made her, Although at time* 1 laughingly upbraid her; And then she says," The moral, dear, of this is. That girls don't often make mUtnkcs—in kisses!" Rev. L. \Y. Wahukn, p*«tor of the First Hnptisl Church in Macon, lias accepted the call of the First Bap tist Church of Atlanta, ami will re in vc to that city about the first of May next. Chap Norris, who operated aaShcr iff of Vi'nrren county some time ago, and caused all the troubles in that section--and who whs under indict ment—has been pardoned by Bul lock. The father and mother of Uovci nor Bullock arrived in Atlanta lust Saturday. IL i'Sswick in to have a hold on n scale commensurate with its grow ing wants. Daniel McAdams died in Hall county, aged 82 years, lie was a soldier in the war of 1812. He had lived iu Hall county fifty-four years. The black Ktt-klux up in Monroe souuty, arc committing horrible out rages on white folk's cltikens, ducks and tin keys. Tito Radical Treasurer and tax Collector of Monroe county can't find Democrats soft enough to go on their liond, and arc, therefore, still hunger ing and thirsting after the sweets of office. Au.r.x McCi.ka.*, a young Ken tuckian, residing in Cainplwll county, had been quite dissipated, but “got religion" st a Methodist revival, and regarding himself ns better prepared to die than lie ever would be again, be went to the Licking river, and af ter singing “I want to be an Angel," Icn|ms| into the stream and drowned himself. A Lady conducting a private school in Greenwich, Conn., some eighteen yesrs ago, failed to |«iy her ex|M-ii*ca, and after struggling along and getting deeply in debt, sold all her effect* and paid her creditors sev enty cents on the dollar, the latter cbeerftiily accepting that for the whole amount. Fortune having since smiled u|ion her, she ba* lately |mid up her old debts In frill, with interest to date. A at*>lcn kiss saved a girl's life in Fond du Lac last week, for 11 the man who did the deed hod not pulled tier bend forward Just as bn did, a beam which fell from the upper story would bare dashed her brain* out. M Ef 1 bad been ratio dried apples far n wank an' den took to drinkin’ for a monf, 1 oouklnl fed more •well'd ap more dan L am dis minit arid prid* aad sanity a* sarin' such fall tcMlaaos bar dta evenin'," said a colored graaebar la Louisville. l-tvlng Curt«*H)’. John Lunman and Martha, his wife, w hose inaidcti name was Tin usher now living iu Leopold Township, Perrv county, Indiana, have certainly fol lowed the Scriptural injunction, to multiply and replenish the earth— John Lautnan.was bom in Caswell eouuty, North Carolina, May 30th, 1783, and his wife was born iu Bed ford county, Virginia, near the Bull Run battle ground, March 9lh, 1788, and are consequently aged 88 aud 83 repectivriy. They were married in Breckinridge comity, Ky., March 3d, 1808, moved to i'urrv county iu 1811, liefore the battle of Tip|>ecunoc, and first )Mtid taxes to the sheriff at Vin cennes when it was a portion of Knox county. They have been members of the Baptist Church for fifty years, and have now living one hundred and ninety-eight children, grand children and great grand children aud forty five dead ; making a total living aud deail of two limiilieil and forty-throe. If there has ever been a single one of the family had a civil law suit or ur. rested for an offense, it is not known. tVlq- i.iic Miotild not Ktvcur, A u article in the Pittsburg Preacher, gives six good reasons wliy a man should not swear: 1. it is mean. A man of high standing would almost as soon steal sheep ns swear. 2. It is vulgar—altogether too low for a decent man. 3. It is cowardly—implying a fear of not being believed or obey ed. 4. It is ungcntlcmanly. A Gen tleman, according to Webster, is it genteel man well luod, refined. Such itu one will no more swear than go in to the street to throw mud with a loafer. 6. It is indecent—offensive to del icacy and extremely unlit for human ears. C. It is foolish- ‘Want of decency is want of sense.’ To tlnr t*nt>*eril»ers. Some of our old subscribers in the States of Texas, Louisiana, and Flori da, and also in Pulaski county, have neither written nor called to see us in regard to the Dispatch for the year 1871. We would like to hear from litem. Subscribers in litis county 'had best call and sec n r. To Ci.KAff Lamp Chimneys.—most people in defining lamp either use a brush made of bristles twisted into a wire, or a rag on the point of scissors. Both of these are bad; for without great care, the wire, oi scissors will scratch the glass as a diamond docs, which,,under the ex. ponsive power of heat, soon breaks, us all scratched glass w ill. If you want a neat little thing that costs nothing, and will save half your glass, lie u piece of soft s|ionge the size of your chimney to a pine stick. A Traveler, wc are told, being in a wild couutry w here ho could find no provisions for human Or dog, cut off tho dog’s tail and boiled it for his own supper, and gave the dog the bone. A little girl who loves to pray, one night was very tired and sleepy, and getting into her little bed without saying her prayers. But her mamma told her to kneel down first to pray. So she folded her little hands anil said : “ Please, God, remember what little Polly said last night, she’s so tired to-night. Amen.” A citixcu of Connecticut, being un cxpcclcdly called uppu to address a Sunday School, rose to his feet in some confusion, and, after several des|icratc and vain efforts to say something appropriate, hoarsely mur mured, “My dear childrcu, never fool with powder. From the Eatonton Press aud Messenger ] to’as It Wrong T Me took Ida cap and snid, * Ti# lime Unit 1 should go,” Anil l vat os if to kb* me. But I firmly told him “no." My bond was clasped in his, And Ob, 1 loved him so I lie wss so tail and handsome, But still 1 w kis|KTcd “ no." lie look me in bis arms, My soft ceck all aglow Wsspreosed against lilt shoulder— “ Tarts bard to tell him no." Me was going. Oh T so far away, Aud to he gone SO long— He only touched hi* lip to mine; Was it very wrong r Baas, a kiss - r rabosa* kiss again \ pturibus, to kls* irrespective of aex; silly bus, to kisa tbe hand instead of the Bp; blunderboa, to bis tbe wrong pwnon ; omnibus, to kiss* all promis eaowaly; ere bus, to kiss la tba dark. Hawkinsville Dispatch. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. tW Subtriptwn: $2 00 u Ivor, in enhance. Rates nttrt Rale*. Hr Advertisements $1 00 per square for the first Insertion, nnd 715 cents fbr each subsequent insertion. (A square is the space ul one Inch in depth el' the colurau, Irrespective of the number oflines.l CONTRACT AUVKKTh'INO. " Tin ["8 nfj 3 m| 0 ui 12 m f*qutiru77. $ 3 $ 5 $ 7' $lO sls 2 •• ... 5 8 11 15 20 2 « ... 7 11 13 20 80 4 0 14 18 25 35 4 column.. 10 10 20 35 45 I “.. 15 20 30 00 75 1 *• .. 20 30 40 75 125 A liberal deduction will be made with those who advertise by the year. Tlio money for advertisements is due ou the first Insertion. Tributes of Respect, Resolutions by Soci eties, Obituaries, etc., exceeding six lines, to lie charged as transient advertising. Subscribers wishing their papers changed Irom one poet-olflcc u> another, must state the nitrite of the post-office from which thev wish it changed, us well us that to which they wish it scut LEOAI, ADVKUTIBINO. Ordinary**—Citations for Letters ul Administration, by Administra tors, Executors, Gunrdinn*. 8 50 Application for Letters of Dismis sioit from Administration 4 00 Application for Letters of Dismis i'ioii from Guardianship 5 50 Application for leave to sell I,mid 4 00 Notice to Debtors and Creditors 5 50 Sales of personal ur perishable property, per square 1 50 Males of Lnmis, per square 6 50 Suicuii'Va—Per levy 3 50 Mortgage sales, ten lines or less.. 500 Tax Colleetnr’s sales, per square, 6 00 CLkiik’s—Foreclosure of Mortga gee and other Monthly advertise ments, $1 per square of oue Inch lor curb insertion. Announcing County Candidates.. 800 Announcing District Candidates,. 12 00 For a man advertising his wife, In advance 20 00 rtf* Bales of Land, by Administrators, Executors or Ouurdians, nre required by law to be held on tho first Tuesday in the month, hutwenn the bum*of ten in tbe fore; no in and three In the afternoon, at the Court-house in tho county in which the properly Is situated. Notice of tlu sc sab's must be given in n public gazette 10 days previous to the day of sale. Notice lor the mile of personal property must lie given in like manner, 10 days pre vious to sale day. Nulleo to debtors and creditors of au es tate must nlso be published 40 days. Notice that application will lie made to the Court of Ordinary for leave to sell lnud must he published for four weeks Citation* on letters cf administration. Guardianship, Ac, must be published 30 days; for dismission from administration, monthly three months; for dismission from Guardianship, 40 day*. Rules tor the foreclosure of Mortgage* must be published monthly, four months; for establishing lost papers, for the- full ipitac of three months; for compelling titles from Executors or Administrators, w here bond has been given by the deceased, the Ail! space of three months. Slierlll's sales must be published for four week*. lbihlieations will always be continued aeeoioing to lliese, Hie legal requirements, unless otherwise ordered. ANTONY C. CATE. RAW HENCE C. RYAN PATE 8l RYAN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, UAWEINSVILLE, GA. WILL practice In (be counties of Pit task', Houston, Dooly, Wilcox, Tel fair, L win, I.norms and Dodge, and, by s|*ecial contract, in uny Court iu the State. Jan 13-ly L A. HALL, Attorney A: CcunsoLor at Luw, EASTMAN, GEORGIA. WILL give prompt attention to all business entrusted to Ids core. innrlO-U' Millinery Goods AND Dress Making. f AGAIN tender my thanks to the pub 1 He liir past patronage, nnd In doing so, desire to invite attention to uiy arrival ot NEW SPRING GOODS, comprising latest styles, for Spring and Slimmer, anil which I offer to the public on the most liliural terms. 1 shall make such new oddiiion* to iny stock as tin trade may require, and thereby give ray patrons every advantage that can be ob tained Devoting ray time exclusively to the Millinery business, I feel confluent I,adie* cannot secure etawberc in the mar ket better bargains than I ran offer them. It is needless to specify the article, compos ing my stock, lor in it will be found_ every thing ueeded or desired iu the Millinery Unc. DRESS MAKING. 1 pay special attention to this depart ment. Dresses made iq any *tylc desired. Price* moderate. All ray work warranto) Good fitting guaranteed. Give me it call. Mlta M K. COOK. Hawkinsville, Go. ajflMri* job IV oi k ! Neatly executed at this offi a NO. 17 GUANO . Sold for Cotton IPrices R-eduood. YTs-bfine decided tt> sell a limited qua-- tiiyoftho following standard Guanos r our reduced credit prices, ns below, payab: In Middling Cotton ut 15 cents pet iMim Thu Cotton to be dclivcnl nt pluiltu sfieui CHt'de|>ot, in good order, projierly packc-' in good bagging, ou or before ike le*N<. vember, 1871, and better or poorer grade to be taken at pro|H>rtionnte pricoaOfi th basis of 15 cents lor Middling ; Pha-nlxGuano, fttSsvannah andCltarlci* on, $57 50; at Augusta,' s62oo—with, $ pef ton added for drayage. Wilcox, Gllibs ii Co.'s MunipnlaivcGuar - no ,at Savannah aud Chulcstmi, t'O ;*t Augusta, 576 with $1 per ton added so, drayage. Outturn), Suit and Plaster Compound, a* Savannah und Clmrlcslou, sus ;at Au guslu, s7o witli $1 l«.r ton added lot' drayage. Our cash prices arc $lO per toil leotthn'j the übavc prices. Planters dealring to buy Fcrtilr.cn it. till" way will do well to order at om • (either-through our agents or direct;) oh y. ■ tttay not continue to sell very long un the. terms. We have a giaxl slock und esn I'. orders promtly. Our Guanos nre hetb . than ever sold liefore, (so tutys Dr. . the Slate Inspector of Georgia), bccatts, they nre in latter condition, being ury< t null our machinery for prenuringour man ptilated Guano, Salt and Plaster Con pound, having been improved, us well our facilities in every way being better tin, formerly. Uur Mock is ull imported dim to Savannah aud Charleston in hulk. (J, Peruvian Guano, used in the Manipulate, and Guano, Sail and Plaster Compound >- not Guaunjqtu, but Is the real No. 1 Pc:u vlan, of the best quality, from the Cbinci Island and is tin- first, and only enreo < Chinclm Isl.ind r Umun> ever iui|Hirti and dire, - to Savannah. Planters pirn, thcrufere.iiei ••ml upon getting nothing bul tlie very bi flwm us, mid on llit- most favorable ten, ever ull'erd to the planting public WILCOX, GIUBS& CO., Importers und Dealers In Guano, 14H Bay street, Havutinah, Oa. 151 E.ist liu)’street, Ciiurlusteu, 8. C. 241 Broad street, Augusta, Ga. EOZEMAN - & PATE, Agents at Hawkinsville, who have for s* 1 • all of tlie above named Guanos* Colt' taken iu exchange at 15 cents {Kir pound. niar2-2m Furniture. AV* offer for sale, at Cheap Cash Pricer Cabinet. Furniture PARLOR AND BEDROOM SUITS, Also Patent Spring Bed Bottom AND MATTRESSES. Chairs of all descriptions nnd all at. every variety of Furniture kept ami miu. foe fared by 'firsi-elasu workmen. Fisk's Patent Metallic Bun, Cases, The la'st article iu the market. Also Coffins in Wood und imitution o’ Rosewood, and other style* neatly finish*., Schneider & Starowski; Corner or Broad and Jackson Streets, llawrinsvillr, Ga. fehO-ctly Garden Seeds. I have Just received a very large lot o. F'resli <3-a.rd.en Seed ONION SETS, and Irish. Potatoes, Which I am offering at reaaonublo price fur Cush. Cull at J. A. THOMPSON'S DRUG STORK. fcbS-ly The Barber Shop* HAVING secured the services of a firs' chins Barber, us Assistant, iu the pc. son of Sir. Torn Bunuon, I take pleasure i ' stating that we are enabled to do w«i: promptly and in the best style, at the ! lowing rale*: Hhavlng tflcuiu Shaving and llair Cutting 50 “ Hair Cutting alone 40 " SliamjxKiing 40 “ Hair ilreasing 16 " li< ning Razors 50 " lluir Dyeing different prices. Six hltaving Tickets for doe Dollar. Regular customers can have their h*. <1 sensed free of charge. A nice lot of ll»ir Oils, etc., kept oa li*~ and fur sale cheap. ThsrtkAil hi the public for the liber* patronage heretofore swarded me, an. soliciting a continuance of Uie same, F remain, very rrepertfblly, feht-tf JOHN K. PARTIN- T<T otio©. Thirty days after date application w!' be made lo the tourt of Ordinary of MY cox county, for leave to sell all tbr la. • to-longing lo the estate of Mark Ran*,' <Y c*a*ed. bAIUH UANSY, frbto-aod w fe« fa AdralafeMria.
