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About Weekly Gwinnett herald. (Lawrenceville, Ga.) 1871-1885 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1878)
Gwinnett Herald. 1 AWKKNCEYILLE, GA. WHlnemlay, May 1, IS7K. Gov. Colquitt’s memorial speech at Macon, is highly eulogized. Col. Jas. W. Robertson, of R >s cvell, delivered the memorial ad dress in Atlantic last Wednesday. Dr. Talmare, of New York, will lecture in Atlanta Thursday night. Hia subject will be, “The bright side of things.” A man was arrested at Madison lust Saturday, who is supposed to be Dr. Palmer, the murderer of Col. Salisbury. ” Mr. Candler has in trodueed a bill to establish and maintain a signal service station in Atlanta. Exactly; now let him have a light house 1 nilt to guide chips into the “Pert,” and the country will breath easier. CoL Maddox, of Atlanta, ha H taken hold of the Marietta and • Canton Railroad, and will complete ft in a short time. When he gets tlir ntgli with that job, we can give him one from Lawrenceville to the Air-Line. Come and see us, Col. Mii.it.vhy Institute.— The Dub lin Gazette suggests that the State use the old capitol for a State military institute. The building and grounds are said to be well adapted to the pur pose, and the State should not neglect the military training of her youth. The office of E. S. Commission er, in Atlanta, seems to be a sort of bonanza for office hunters who fr.il to find any other lucrative position r The Commissioners re ceive- four dollars per day, while employed, and an enterprising official can manage to put in about nil his time. Uncle Sam foots the bill. Hon. 11. P Bell made an able speech last Thursday, in the House, in favor of the postal sav ing bill, showing that, under the operations of this hill, the foreign debt might be refunded at a lower rate of interest, and held by our people in place of the foreign syn dicate. The members of Congress from Georgia, with the exception of Wm. E. Smith, seem to be unan imous in opposition to the Mont gomery Blair resolutions. Gen- Cook says. “I think the author of the measure a damned fool.’ Rather too emphatic; but then Phil is not what A. Ward calls a -literary e-use.” The General Conference of the Methodist Church, (South,) con venes in Atlanta today. It is presumed that the session will continue for at least a month. Those who desire to see the lead ing lights of Southern Methodic:*?, will doubtless never have so favor able an opportunity again; for it is not probable another session will Le held in this section of the country for twenty years. The arranging of the prelimi narics of a peace conference in Europe seems to be attended with considerable difficulty. The ex treme jealousy of the leading pow ers renders it necessary that every step should be very cautiously taken The general impression is, that not withstanding the special pleading and vexatious red tape diplomacy, the Congress will shortly assem ble and the danger of war will be o ver. The approaching Georgia Rail goad Convention is exciting an an imated discussion upon the for mer management of the road. It is not only animated; but unfortu nately is becoming personal, and bitter charges and counter char ges are being bandied with earnest ness. The principal light is on Judge King and the Snperintend ant. They are, however, not idle. It is understood that the entire stock of the road will be nearer represented at this meeting by the. owners than for many years. There is a very determined effort being made by both sides' to control all the proxies of those who do not attend in person. More Light. McLin, Dennis, and others con nected with the great fraud of counting the electoral vote of Florida for Hayes, have either had troubled consciences, or liave been operated on by influences such as usually move men who have committed a great crime? and have made full and complete con fessions of their frauds and fur nished all the evidence necessary to show that Tilden carried that State by a clear majority. In one county they confess that 214 names were put on the returns af ter the polls closed. The confession has been for warded to Washington. Wliat use will be made of it there, is only a matter of conjecture; but in view of the fact that the Mont gomery Blair resolutions are still pending before the Judiciary Com mittee of the House, it is suppos ed that these confessions are to influence Congress to re-open the Presidential count upon the ground of newly discovered fraud. It is intimated that Tilden has for some time been quietly work ing this matter up, and that he is now assisted by the leading Re publicans, who are seeking to in augurate an opposing party to the President, Conkling. Chandler, Howe and their crowd know all the frauds; and. if they desire, can furnish the evidence. But had not the Democrats better be a little cautious how they accept even friendship from these men. May not this sudden flush of honesty be but a “Trojan horse. We do not believe that these politicians intend to develop their own rascality; but are only seeking to hold over the head of Hayes these developments and threatened investigation, in order to whip him into line and enable them to get control of the Govern ment. If what ’.he South has charged and believes to be true, in refer ence to the frauds of the elector al count, can now be fully demon strated, is it not very questiona ble, as a matter of policy, whether we should join in the effort to oust Hayes'? It is sometimes “better to submit to the ills we have than to fly to others we know not of.” Hayes’ administration is such an improvement upon Grant’s, that we are content to rest easy until the people are call ed on to select a new ruler. There is only one view, which strikes us at present, that would justify the turmoil and confusion of another contest over the Presi dency. And that is to establish the precedent that a title or office obtained by fraud shall not he enjoyed one day longer than it is in the power of the country to le gally repudiate it. Secretary Thompson, in a re cent interview in reference to the Presidential question, delivered himself, “tlmsly:” “Oh, I think there is no ques tion there to raise. I think the democrats want to get some official expression on record, so as to use it for campaign purposes. I see nothing more that they can accomplish than that. The talk of fraud in no way touches the presidential title. The questions for the court to decide would be, was there an electoral commission? Was it constructed according to law? Did it perform its duties? There is no dispute on these points, and unless the charge of fraud could be brought against the electoral commission itself, there would he nothing in any way touching the title. Whatev er fraud there might be back of the jurisdiction of the electoral commission in no wise touches its work. TIJ- democrats only hope to make campaign capital, and I think nothing will he done on the subject by congress. We hope somebody will get in to Smith Clayton's bosom. His frequent lectures, entitled, “Closer to My Bosom Come,” have tilled us with an anxiety that he should be gratified. We read of Lazerus' being in Abraham’s bosom, and we suggest that Col. Whidby get into Clayton’s, as he seems at present to need the shelter of somebody’s bosom from tho ruth less assaults of the press. Judge Bailey Thomas, of Ath ens, was married, last week, to -Mrs. O. II Green. NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES. Stone Mountain runs a paper called the “spider.” Decatur’s hotels all are full of boarders; and she wants another, j Mr. George Pearce, aged 19.50 n of Washington Pearce, of DeKalb county, died on the 7th inst. A correspondent of the Forest News is opposed to kissing.— Probably he is a hair lipped man. Fence or no fence will be voted for in Richmond county on the first Monday in July. A full grown pelican was cap tured, last week, near Brown s bridge, in Hall comity. Rewards, amounting to SI.OOO. are offered for the arrest of Dr. Palmer.the murderer of Col. Salis bury. Mr. Elihu S. McLean, a prom inent merchant of Macon, was re cently married to Miss Ella Rich, of Gainesville. Thieves are prowling around Jackson county. They arc wil ling to work for what little they can pick up. W. 11. Burke, of Atlanta, was recently thrown from a buggy, near Greenville, and so badly in jural, that it is doubtful whether he will recover. Col. E. Y. Clark, of Atlanta, is getting up a book descriptive of the country, watering places, &0., in North Georgia. Stone Mountain will picnic next Saturday. Good time to lay in a supply of measles. The News says the measles are <rettinn to be as “thick as hops” in town. They are about that thick on the boys’ faces here. Rev. Dir. Peeples, an aged min ister of the Dr. E. Church, died suddenly in Decatur last week.— The coroner’s jury found that ap oplexy was the cause of his death. Clayton court was held last week. There were two murder cases to be tried—David DlcLane for the murder of David Brad shaw, and Joel Aurdle, charged with the murder of Karl Keener. Repeal of the Bankrupt Act.— The House of Representatives, on last Thursday, after a day s dis cussion, passed the Senate Bill for the repeal of the Bankrupt law. This act now only requires the signature of the President to be come a law. And it is hardly to be presumed that he will inter pose his veto, when a measure has been adopted by* such a large ma jority. " — —• am - - There was a very serious storm in the West last Thursday night, beginning in the neighborhood of Rome, Ga., where there was a cy clone, doing considerable damage in its course and extending as far west as St. Louis. In the Cum berland Dlountains, its fury was intense. Great damage was done in Chattanooga. The Baptist State Convention is in session, this week, at LaGrange. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. PI A AOS. DUG ANS Nkw. 7 Oct. §135. I Nkw,9 Stops §(l7. \ kw,7)< 3 Oct. §145. I Nkw.l2Slopss7B. “Magnificent” “bran new,” “lowest prices ever given. Oil bow the “cruel war" rugis. Imt Luddkn & Hatks still bold tho field and rain hot shot into the cooes manufacturers who deceive the public with Humbug Grand Otters on Shoddy instruments. Send for Special Otters, uud circular exposing frauds of t’iano ami Orgvn Trade. 1 uddk.n <t Rati s, Wholesale Piano and Organ Dealers,Savannah, Gu. [may 1-1 in. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. PT P TXj fIQ I’ciail price §9OO only * bailor Organs, wor h §375 only §lO5. Paper free. D. F. Ilealty; Washington, X. J. Revolver Freest Revolver with box cartridges. Address, J Mrowu «fc Son, 13G A 138 Wood strelt Pittsburg, Pa. Skin Diseases lise on Skin Pi teases, giving symptoms ami sure cure Sent free to t!/w- afflict ed. Address, E. S. Webster, 5y X. sth St., Philadelphia, Pa For a Cask <r Catarrh Tliat San lord's Radical Cork for Catarrh will not in stantly relieve and speedily cur**. References, Henry Wells, Esq., Wells, Fargo ft Co. Cnrnra, N Y., Wm Bowen, Esq., Me Hatton, Grant k Bowen. St Louis. Testimonials and Realise by Mail. Price, wi*h improved Inhaler, SI. Sold every whoie. Wkkks k Potter, Proprietors, Boston, .Mass- SSO SSO TEMPERANCE REFORM AND ITS GREAT REFORMERS. BY REV. W. H- DANIELS. A M- Profusely illustrated with Portraits and Sketches and containing over ti()0 pages. A W hole T< mperance iibrm y in a Single Volume. Agents Wanted Every where. Address for extra Terms and circn lars; NELSON & PHILLIPS, 805 i road way, N. Y. EPILEPSY cured. FITS ItR. GREEN’S FIT PURE. FH’S will stop the worst case of fils FITS from the first day’s use. It ever FITS has done so in hundreds of cases. FITS It never fails. The most won- FITS dcrlul medicine ever prepared. FI I’S Only S‘2 jar I Kittle, holding nearly FITS a pint. Send at once for it and FI PS full particulors. All letters FI I’S promptly answered. Address, FITS Drs. Greene. I.indley k Bently, Fl’l’S Charlotte; N. C. is Goulds Manufacturing Co. —Manufacturers of all Jl Forcei!Lift Jglplff PUMPS v fill or ('intern*, M ell*, J\'axU l&f: |fryij j itlA-. J Iftl road *, Steamboats, iil FIRE ENGINES, \l\ Hydraulic Rams, p* U\ AIUAT.G AM BELLS KjgStyj v»\ For Churches, Schools, Vj» and Plantations. gS ‘v •. j, Com-Shellers, Sinks, etc. ■ ifft F um P 9 ftn d Materials for fIHHQ E Wj Driven Wells a specialty. vsr action guaranteed. Catalogues furnished UD<m flpplicntK’n. INQUIRE FOR COULDS PUMPS FACTORY. Senfca Falls, N. Y. warehouse, io Paua place, new yoke oity. mar 20-4 w Gwinnett Sheriffs sale. Will he sold before the Court-house door, in the town of Lawrenceville, wiili in the legal hours ol sale, oh the first Tuesday in Mav next, to the highest bidder, the following described property to-wit; Lots and parts of lots of land No. 160, containing two hundred acres. No. 143 containing two hundred and filly acres. No. 1 go. containing twenty Acres. No. 142, containing one hundred acres (ex cept mg that, part ol said lois and parts of lots containing two hundred and eighty-five 61 looth acres conveyed by defendant to T. S. I.nckie and re leased from tin mortgage) all situate and lying in the sixth district of said county, and known as part of the Wil liam No-Hit place. Levied on as the property o’Ji ilerson Bryson, ny virtue ol a li la hum Gwi nett Superior Court in lavor of S. B: lloyt, assignee, vs •hfferson Bryson. Property pointed out iu said li la. Notic< ol levy mailed to defendant, who resides in DeKalb eounty. Also, at the same time and place, wili be sold, one town lot, situated in the town of Ijiwrinceville, Gwinnett county Ga., the same being the south part of lot No. 5 of the plan of said town sup posed to contain one-half acre, more or less, known as the old G. W. Ambrose grocery lot, fronting the court.-house square on the west side. Lt vied on as the property ol J. J. England to satisfy a ti la from Gwinnett Superior Court in lavor of M. V. Brand vs J J. England Also, at the same time and place will be sold 250 acres ol land, lot No, 27, in and 125ueres lot No. 38 in the Gtii district of Gwinnett county and known us the Holt’s Mill property. Levied on by virtue of a fi la from Newton Supe rior Court in lavor ot Augustus 11. J,ee vs Enoch Steadman. Property pointed out by plaiutifi.A H. Lee. Tenant in pos session Minor, notified of levy and notice of levy forwarded to defendant at Covington, Ga. A iso. at the same time and plaee, will be sold, two hundred and fitly acres of land, lot No. 307, in the sth District of Gwinnett county , Ua. Levied on as the property ol Janies Metz, by virtue of a ii la from Justices court of the 3i6tli district G. M. in luvor of John Hill, administrator of Jo.-liua H ill, de ceased, vs James Metz. Levy made and returned to me by Puvid Garter,L G. Also, at the same time and place will be sold one town lot and the building thereon, known as Garner’s Hotel, in the town of Outbid, Gwinnett county, Ga. Said lot fronts ninety feet on north rail road street, and runs back one hundred feet to Garner street and is situated on the west end of block No. 7, No. of town lot not known. Part of original land lot No, 294. G vied ou as the property of T. S. Garner to satisfy a ii la from Justice’s Gourt of the 1026th District, G M , ot Pulton county, Ga-, in favor of Max Franklin, vs T. Is- Garner. Pro pi rty pointed out by plaintiff, Levy made and returned to me by J. 11, Wil son, L. G. Also, at the same time and place, will be Sold, one town lot and Hie building I thereon, ktmwu us Garner’s Hotel, in the j town of Huford, Gwinnett county, Ga 1 Said lot fronts ninety feet on south rail- j road syvet, uad runs buck one hundred feet to Garner striet, and is situated on the west end of biock No. 7 No. ol town lot not known, Part of original land lot No 294. Gvied on us the property ol T. S. Garner to satisfy u ti fu from Jus ! I ice’s Court, of the 1026 District, G. M., J of Pulton county, Ga., in favor of W, D. Ellis, assignee. of J. S. Watkins, vs T. S Garner. Property pointed <u» by plaintiff. Notice of levy served on de fendant. Levy made and returned to me by J. ii, \\ ilson, L. G. This Apiil 2, 1878. J. M, PATTERSON, upr 3-td Sheriff Do You Want a New Wagon? ’ DO YOU NEED A NEW BUGGY OR CARRIAGE? Does Your Wagon, Buggy or Carriage Need Repairing? Or do you want any kind of farm work done, that can be done by experienced workmen? Ts you do, call at our Shops, at the "Wilson old stand, Lawrenceville, Georgia. We are prepared to manufacture wagons, buggies, and carriages in the best workman-like manner, and in the latest and most improved styles; and to doall kinds of repairing and plantation work. W e have employed an experienced blacksmith, who is competent to do all kinds of work, from sharpening a plow to ironing the finest carriage. [Tg^pßiing us : your farm work, of all description, and we gffarantee that you will find our smith ever ready to do your work in the best manner and at the shortest notice. lie is sober, industrious, and reliable. "W e make the repairing of wagons, buggies and car riages a specialty. Give us a Dial, and we will give you more than satisfaction. "We have the best arrang ed shops this side of Atlanta. Gun Motto.— Promptness! First-class work ! ! Ilard pan Prices ! ! ! Wanted.— 4,ooo good white-oak wagon spokes, and a large lot of all kinds of sawed lumber used in the manufacture of wagons, buggies, etc,, for which we will pay the highest market-price in any woik in our line, either repairing or new work. We will pay the highest market price for all kinds of country produce in exchange for work. We solicit the public to patronize us, but ask you to remember that mechanics are compelled to live; and if you cannot pay money for your work, bring us some thing that will satisfy our necessities. Mills M Brackenridge. JOHN’ M VIU.S. WM A. BKAIKKNHIDGK. April 23, 1878, [apr 24-3 mo, GOOD ASSORTMEI? T OF DRY GOODS! Men, Youths# and Boys’ Clothing, MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN’S HATS- Hardware, Groceries , &c., &c. My entire stock having been replenished from the V7;n YORK and BOSTON MARKETS This spring at very I,OW PRICES, I would respectfully invite the trade to call and price (either foi cash or time) before purchasing elsewhere. 1 have some extra bargains to offer in jobs. B, E. STRICKLAND, . April 24th, 1878. [apr. 24-1 m. MANHOOD : HOW LOST, HuW RESTORED! r'“K«, etc ; also Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced by self-indulgence or sex ual extravagance, etc. tSegy* Price, in a sealed envelope, only six cents. Ihe celebrated author, in this admirable Essay, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years’ successful practice, that the alarming consequence ol sell-abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous use o.‘ internal medicine or the application ol the Knife; pointing out a mode of cure at once S'mpl",certain and effectual, bv means , W * ,lC * l every sufferer, no matter what his condition may be, may cure * liimsell cheaply, privately, and radically I * *'* a ' ccture should he in the hands of every youth and every man in the Sent under seal,in a plain envelope,to any address,post-paid,on receipt of six cents or two postage stamps. _ 1 Address the publisheis. THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO., Spring & Summer GOODS ! CLOUD & VEAL. Buford, * Ca. We are just receiving a large stock o( well-selected Spring and Summer Goods, | consisting of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, BOOTS, SHOES , HATS, CL 0 THING, HA RD WA RE, FA MIL YGRO VERIEST C. Embracing n general assortment of all goods usual’y sold in this maiket, which wc otter to the trade at bottom prices, for CASH ok BARTER. - J iy*' Highest market price paid for Cotton. £ew“- Country Produce of all kinds wanted. We invite all persons desiring to buy goods,or sell cotton or other produce to call on us and get our prices. We will make U to your interest to deal with us. CLOUD & YEAL. J-. K. CLOUD. B . K VEAL. March 26, 1878. [mar 27-tl. Just published, a new edition of Pr. Cut.. vkrwki.l’s Celebrated Essay on the rad ical cure (without medicine) of Spkrma toracea or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotenry, Mental and Physical Ine»i»acity, lmpidiments to Mar- SSO REWARD! tpilK UNDERSIGNED HAD STO- Jm len from his stable, 2 miles from Lawrenceville, on the McAfee bridge road, on Saturday night, the 1 tith ol februury, 1878, a horse of the following description: Medium size, about six years old, solid dark roan color, with no white spots or gear marks; his gait for traveling is walking or trotting—neither racks nor paces; light tail and mane for a horse of his size and make, inclined to be restless. I offer a reward ol twenty-five dol lars for the delivery of the horse at his iesidence, or twenty five dollars lor the apprehension and arrest of the thief, with proof sufficient to convict, or SSO for the delivery ol the horse and apprehension and arrest of the thief. I tie horse s track was traced in the direction ol Jefferson, Jackson conntv. GKO, W. F, CRAIG, Lawrenceville, Ga., Feb. 27, 1878. leb 27-ts Georgia, Gwinnett County. 'A herons C. B Pool, administrator of the estate of C. B Fatlin, represents to the Court, in.his petition, duty filed and entered on record, that he has fully ad minister M C. B. Fullin s estate: This is, therefore, to cite all jrersons concerned! kindred and creditors, to show cause, iI any they can, why sui<l administrator should not lie discharged from his admin istiution and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in June next. This February 12, 1878. CYRUS A. ALLEN, febl3ld Ordinary. i j| THE EASIEST SELM THE BEST S’! Mill! Its Introduction and Won'll reputation was tho death» priced machines. ! THERE ARE tM er! 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