Georgia Historic Newspapers

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VOLUME X-NO. 18.
GORDON US STITL'TK,
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15 UiMvSVIIiT.E, <i \-,
U*TtT, OT'i;\ , ;i.lv i, v , tml r 1878. with a full <•<*ij so’. m *
determined to keep Uj> the ni.l. sj r-nd and deserved reputaE not this j : ly c* '
brnted schord .
(lord--1 Institute rs wip# tier indncenienls to parents desiring to ftifo ill i
snnum and <!n tighter-'. P hnx nil the modem upptiiuic s, npi'ar.ims i.d turnii .jv. nr and a
record in r-'ic< es-lul tend ii ;** mi; arid tied in lie Stipe. Il- music and p ; c-m
--dactrd l*> I'r- U-U odn ,iil i r, lo Ins i o *up< jj. r and but it.-vs • tp\ds-in .i pi
JSdrrs* syi le is the tn'<-si < uteri r’sing city on die \f.ta*n in i "V- ’• r 11 dr ml. ad
I** jw* ti* i lie r< pm*ni*i of I lining iLe most moral, liberal and •enliu'itei.rd ••<•!,, nr i. '>
u'Gf orpin
Tuition sll 50 to $lB 50 p r Term. Thvrd $lO 00 to sls 00 j r tir •: :h.
JEfif* Fc>r Oita'ogue void inning lull intoniiMtinn address
charlt.s e mmnrniix, rt -...
or W. 11. WOOD V I.! s.-.-y t .rv.
jaly3€tf K.r >v i. , ■ -. •.
LE YE ! CdLiINSWORTH
and Miss Carter's School
UNITED FOR
Co-Hriucafion of <tie J^excs.
V. V a mge-t of tie 1 Xnp'sue-'<i J. Y.ryCollc;***, .Tathhuy 4 ii. 1870. I. V. vL* *d
LI N I':, if vl i C s itH I ,4 ,, ntf. w.nfi • h-cted Pft-itl nt ol Le V:Jt :•. • ,
uud Mi'S s. <i. rwi ’ L 1; -si- int.
fen:tv<; iVum Ik i'N iv xn'V. .t \nu vn\ at**. ■ p*, im-- s % i. .
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Academic Ii •-vi. iM .n ! I-L -* = •u s \ r , Histor y.< 5• t , . ,
p. bnt niul T/iiil) hi- ui| 1‘.■ fuontli ..
Tm Di t rtml vi Iff- l.**r Rn l>sh. (*!>i*4;s and Sciene's iVr in •1. 1
UtJhK 'At ptPAH’MKNT. b\ a 'Oiml >’.• ILt. s. Owntiiu;* 111 Fee . .... T <"*
i nitioii |Mivj-.bh- u -Middy :<i -dva* ••*. el ;tr el trom time ->t oi •i- • I•• - •
ot tee term, and ml■ dm* i a! -> >•d <\ •. tt-r pr -trae’e 1 si.T - I •
ter the whole ter*:, ‘25 • < c (ent. .1 sen pir or oil’
Board in f:. IIP lie- eo: tmi-i !. f r-m SB, t-. $lO. per month. md tr u ' r U' !..
I d,v rveitieg $5 per mm.di. Vs 7 etrie a- solh-U the c***pern-. -i ■ l t • • '
lo li up .ii is i *:d‘.i sv r h (" v>- t'am md'i'anH V ‘Yonr int. r ■ ; ’■
Kti- c-s and von ur- ta i. • t-.i. ailelo a siistiMii -*m *<d s h-'* .
j .0 • 1 V >!•!> \ ’ # EM'
—& magica mm WT m K’l ' r H
vN bi L.J .vimm Iw bi t. t S -J. - •• .a
I >;i V IM iiTir TO OI K I.MI F. ST K
I’iccoGootDn 'lol !-* ( 'ns-iinyr.s :i wl r 2 ' > is
inilt<> !S, itieliwl - nil' (’■'rcnfli ;i vi
V n Vlalics.
\ I .SO .1 .ly I!! Vli ..1. •inl;.k..tHo 0<m1: . >C . , ,
*l. <udcr Jli tho't *st \1- !: t - It* st notice. Alt exo n-iv'. ■ ;
TEXAS CASSIMERES
Jus! ill to wl.i* 1; sse cl, J ;i 1:1 rl' ■ i (. .1. I’s 7\ < > l\ .
CtOTitlSo MsV! i.l p i . . o I • ;
In our T' a ly-ni:id s.( y; We l*aV, lot <d *(e S iuc Pi • • *t
CiEORCiIE \\. SMI! 11,
MAM FACTCBFU OK
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
‘ V * DF.SLFB IN
Steves- Grates Hollow Ware. Cutlery, Glr.sevvae
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Iloo.lnp, Ont-fiiii. T ’’u.■ Ijirig and all kimk of Jol>. \V i : ) mptly
teadt-J to. Sole Agi-ot for
Cluirter Oulc nncl I 'armor Improved < * to. .
’ ' ‘ f OEOKOK W m.'IlH,
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Win & WAI.KEU. I I t’liE <,Ga. i C. H. 'VAI 1’ & CO.. N
WATT 4* WALKER
XVHOLEBAI.E A!CD RETAIL
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MEfiCE'.N T
CAIJLTHE A’ I TJP\TION OF THE TRADING i't'MI.KJ i\) Ol
—STOCK OF
Family and Plantation p-p^Lt‘s,
WCLC IXG B..CAU'.* Fl*’r" !•**>.'T<lC‘,.. \fi ..s 0.,i p... I
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CriAuii r* and Fl<iid .S. u,•. *• 1 t i'hi-h we otier a-* L >v, i> ?it -i. :• L * r
T*un*.’ pir- Uppo.-i-o ' * n‘r and Hop i, oue a- c*r below lirtmii-.n c r •- !>•*,-.* si.-i
--.sepv4 U VF A: 1.K13 >’
Agents for Palace Alili Shirtings
C^siLHnn
PHOrOGRAPH GALLERY
so 6-corroN a\t:; I’E, -
Having nil tl r ! Vf-menth ill ,-nr S-ndie knovin u iLe I' .. i;■ '.i■: ’ i',
■*■< an in il.e i.Llif ,i fie t .rk ■ ,r
*!• i<! tl* u.S I i-.ees .AM . I.y ml -r ,1 Ii ■ r. I •
'■ ■* 1- -- ii-: iltii„,t.--.i .i .< ■•:■ •i u ,;z ■ ,-i ; -i :
Voe:al or tr. j*. (.irie.i ui."
W. A. & C. H. CAMPBELL,
octltf ' _ No:* Cotton Avonue, Macon,
a •N, :n :.;avspap::k Ktui liik Myfees m.v tki> n> t [vti.izanp\'and monky-mhung.
T 5 ! fl" i: TALEOT COUNTY, ( BORGIA, THURSDAY MAY 1. 1879.
k l \ inding.
■ ‘lt my o| niton tli.tt it is noth"
ling iihiltr the mill, lint a little mis*
! ittnh i st-ititling tint will be nil right
'ol in t i* * nmrs.' of a lew weeks; we
inn! le st in>t inter!'it. —yet awhile at
leists.-ivs Mi-s Mi i liih. es *he
jMietl tier ii- o lie, in mi l out of the
| t i! le envoi she w:is eaibroiileiing in
! ci ewe s.
I ‘15.1t he look■: ‘:l woefltllv •(h'l'ress
: eil my le ar nclies for him, nml ns
for Lil : in, sin; moues when ho isn’t
j hv, mi l *. 11. n he is, she is entirely
tong.iy mnl Iliuh spiriteil to liu lint
to a', by fir. 1.1 t.’l see Imw the
mattor is to ho ‘rigltle i' if one or tile
: otle r ,f tie oi eot.t n; 0100 /. ■ < r ex*
plain,’ nntl Mi-s Mosehy’s voice, ns
1 well : s ha’ms, t rein ie. is she si, pi led
>n tie b.ni puiT; she was crochet-
Ii: , ntv, i nation whs. held in n
(• Y It'll.t sit! in • .mill otf a large
pul r in a fis :n. able ~ bunt'ling
, ii is-, ■■ id tin spnukers, Mi-s Met *
i.Ptb an i 'h* Mijs.ihv, wef maiden
l an I !i to two nnfori unates mens
ii msd an Ini i g viotyns of n 'unsiiLs
■ dels’ .Id 1 „• ’ TIC aft.ljr jll * J lleSt toil
| a si le ot h • ■ ft. ur coin s s into
; \\ |',C‘| til- on ■-f I rile love no of,
ill:' M l illh h . I met and fil
,Pma I, . a i a, 1, ve with 1 .total .
Mosehv tl, it win'i r, while dv. Hoy. I
.ii. h r t ..■ •. imoti ■ >k , tie w is n h*ii
t r n • , : 11 i .Hi i < tie ur' s at one *f t lie
. - in :ii. i.-iiv■, |Hepnratory to
: t.d. t • I.is di ;" ■ .a' I ii aw it list an .
:d n lie 1, 1.1 e , j I .'lt and the verb in i
; iniare rb m mi., l.oigna ;h. many t m?<
b, f e, h" i ' till let's’ll ,and t>r the
lir-. lino ,v i! meant when lie
He V. a i les rved, dim lent, eel i
- so,-: ol a ft! ~ unused to gnL
it: t ie r <■ | .Hie , and t. limit
j le !I i .1 lei'll a Hitt, !ll -
i . ' ll o i I giii
not id .ft 11,. .1, ha' imvr.'< and him
.0,1. ,•„ Il : v* f V .lying shales
..f real aete : In- a I at time'.
I.: it, I. ,and <: m-s' o- a In.i.vrs be
i for .and i r twenty non f muled
i x i"li a* with the o| p isiie sex
! Hie lard rI, 1 ! j'lO it'll • 1 wer
li ore, however, a I as i 'imi'i avp
counts do'i!dt■ ia a gii • s'im I'inli
ot panic ,ie ling*.’ -of tile scalps 1
. sin . ,| u ii-,,. s to her l.i.'h of
f. ct . . ■*.. I'.JLdf eot a If trio 'X
In:- an ai' 1.1 .i g that she was
i Ihe nil . ill to whom Mr. M'-iide'h
aI , , 1 • i'll k ■. •. ntoi ay his dif
.i n nt, v ■ jh .a, tid nttf iitioris.
T- ' - .r I- id nrogres.ed fi- ort*
j I,!V f, I , I l woe! s; 111" t'.v i aunts
nodda g tlip.r lieads and smiling nt
I fie y a leg je oil 's’ evi lent attl aC
ion : am . ■ other, and eongratn
i ,•; i ■ I !,. in iivi s I hat a match after j
-i: r n. i in iel ; t,s w(ye I cine ,
~1 id. , wide Il‘ I.y s 1 long -ffats on
!h< :r I'll: : A went smon'klv nil il
the evci.il rof I ‘La ly W . :
ion I:, el :ai- n a li< Ihi soc'iih’.i got
' ell nil I y Me II I ,nl is of the house,
tons hirllnlay.
Ti i ’ : pai -y i-ien ine iihnr of the
■nr lil" wis privileged t,> invite a
few Ii lend'. Am mg the strangers
in cut, a Until Lieutenant Jtieli,
,1 s ill I,:. till: dress uniform,
ill: t'll' 't ,f M i M I el ,y. was l e
! •o i ved 0f,,11 observer-. He had
fja re: in in ,1 fan a three .vein's
■ ;e1 Vie v- pleas, and and gl el
, •■■■ L>f ‘Uk frwhids, Mts* Alw hy
and Mi-s Lil an, eg tin, us they were
■ ig it", i and proild lo well; mi -and
, . : .'. ,eo to t iii.-if fl itilida ;e>
Mi-s Lh i 11, tin* lieutenant quick
, l di-1" v led, had, ill tln \ cart,
-„:,ie t, ,i|l‘S“l: 11,..'' a i 111 Ihe
'" li, hi a aid renvoi girl J,O .re-
I;,. i.b:a ■ -I, he f .und n'gi ifoefu he in
;j ,) an*! •" fj . . s-ti t he 1". It is
le t i 'iißK^f e that lemlioijjd
ii > e ; ael ill ijieli. lake ptir
i nod , p ins hi . iltdo nil tile Other
! I . . : di* flnit.e of her lov _
tl,, manage lo cmepfen ly
1/. her the ore iter part ot
...ening liiuiK f. His name Was
. hi in " up oi in , cat and t r all ill"
1 A , n<l .hen uni dancing, he
aiding with* her, saying
,1,0 c h Ire I ..hie n .things which ,
~ . i a: I of.'i'lies bv sucii
everyt ana i
td’ and iktiM -a v .
j„ .. tro'.i, I ■ jir r ot U.c to m
1 be w.vtci.ed the i'lb'mu want, guaw
ing at tin* ends of his nntstachu the I
w Idle until il threatuutid to be a thing
"f r igs and tattei's. IT" would not
ask lu r lo and moe, ho was not coura
gcmis enough to bravo at, fus il, and
h did inncdaro Rope sha had saved
a corner for nim on her cit'd. Some
one standing behind him was speak
ing of tho couple ns they passed,
Lillian l ulieiitly lovely in her pink
liroc ule, the lieutenant and iza ing in
j 11is liras* buttons. I'lc y m ule a
liaudsoina pair. Over the topo! her
I feather fm, Lil c night a glimpsa of
| ilia sullen, and ri., Otheilo-looking
lover and, it wis in tin* nature of
woman, she smiled all the sweeter
I np in her partner’s face.
I ‘Didn’l von knoiv.it?’ said the
voice behind Rtlp't, ‘ho and Miss
M 's, hy were engaged when chil
i d.en.’
, A l.aen sharp p tin, like a knife
[ll trough In* heart, made him grow
j pale, and lie sta 1 w red out int i the
nail, iln had l> mved so truly in
| no), and she was a heartless coquet!
B.igag* and to this min from a child,
slid giving h:m no intimation of it,
uni, lifting him on to love her only
in oilin' lo wound him to the quick
at last ! lie JjUn'ied out,id the hou-e
ill! pile and tho wide streets until
dawn and flout that ti no as Miss
M sidiy ha I noticed, he had not linen
i ini si.i ie. LI, n Had s o i him o c •
iuce. lie kept int of her way. lie
aas very much engaged in Ins stud
ie., In - siid to h r e o ily, wlieir she
met bun on tk stairs wiiu evening,
mil asked Lim when he was cmi
ing in to hear her sing again.
| ‘lt Hi ill he ‘Waiting,’ she said,
Audi a Urn left smile and reproach
i lo! I ml;.
1 .vo id prefer to hear ‘Beware,’
| he answered, g'ing sic , :i y up the
!
T'.e coin".,' was muiiiug 11 t v rough
j md violent. Thu t'.v,. aouts biigall
to 111 ,Il it lllle-.s . th ■ v to dt p irl at
i li-.t, iln- much iv. ml I iml.cd never
fi e made
i ‘What won'll von have Ralph do?
' ask< I M * M ri I, lh, nf er her
l end II id pie . id Up till) drooped
js, miles on Inn* p i a ail I was eros
ing vi iron ly tig in. He lias
j not and me anythin ’ In apologize for,
,f t Ini.' 1 am quite sure !’
i ‘1! it in- in giit, see il; to leiim! (Ie
iv aids Inn slide m -ly; the. have not
| ne t since inn evqi.ieg ,1 the sociahle
i) talk and an I lit. friendly
, together. What c m she <lo V—not
!I"gol hi u to qua b u'.k. N), in,Ned,
la .lonian’.-pride >viil cnise her to
-uli'.r a great deal before sho
ivi 1 humbly ask ihe q i i.stion ‘why ?’
in the mat ler of a *lll tin iiii'iunler
. st Hiding’ i.O thi*; 1 t.now all about
11,’ nd Miss M is.h y iliook her head
| sadly.
‘ V"if, my do ir ?’ nai l Miss Men
ded) looking up from her wno.s cm
yon ly into her frii-nii’i* fact*,
i ‘Yu*, I —'ii re it, not for m.v pii I**
I to d.,y, might b" a happy wife,
1 ave, mot •■, m tin:' too; for •am If u'-
j i v It di, that handsome officer, who
| was nt tr giiu -1 the n 'lit. lit the |mi'y,
v,hi’il leave be.-n mv :.ou,’ and Miss
| Mosehy’s eyes tided.
| 'Y" ir son ! wleat, do von mean?’
and Mi-. M •I'ideth drops lur crew
i els in 'her motion of surprise.
‘Why, I liu engiged to He ill'll'
,i 1 to La uienant Rich’s father
when T. was a very young gid; we
, too ha Ia li't e ne. understanding,
nil ei a u old might. |,a '■. righted;
we 100 were !(*" h too),rood tuspeik
:• md In wi rit \Yi t —and niarncd
: -and lam sti.l-M s dosehy.’
Th ee nas a ling of atiewi-pa
! per in the aiij .ining l-mn, and as
; 'di-s Mosel.y ended her recital,
I Ra'ph M< 1 into fhe hit •
1 ti •> room; ho "asqiale to the lips.
> ‘I hegyonr pardon,’ said ho in a
! lo.v tiv,h,iloiL voice,‘lnn Miss .’ilose
' hy, I could ii 't help overhearing
! ymii; ViOl'.ls j Ist. no A, were you till
1 to L.ioiteiiunt, Uich'H father ?'
\ 'i'e- WiiV do y m nsti ?‘ replied
M „ss Mostilij* looking hnrpiiseil
1 i houg'li at the qm s i m.
■/ id your niece L iin, is lm' en- |
j gag Itol h - lieiif' iian ?’ said au ea
| gel' voice.
‘No edi ijrinly m>‘; L linn is cn
-1 gaged to hob mv; are yon crazy ?’
•No, hilt I hmoheen idmosi crazy ■
frml q.iite a fool. Miss Mosi'by. Ann
ie tell lie', 101 l ate a woman, all I l
am i I olish I.y; do, .- i woman
~i a he., a ma,. i i.i ;p.o .iita lid'.
1 without bin telling?’
The two women looked atone nii
oilier; should they reveal tq> this
intui the secrets of their sox?
Miss Mnioliy brokq tho silence. .‘lf
she is not iu lovq with thcpiiui she
does,,but there is that Utuidur hn
inility about u woman’s affection’,
liut when her own heart bo touohed,:
she wonders that tho man .she loves,
can think of such as she!’
‘Thank you,’ he Raid, and in'an in-
S', a lit left the 10014.
Tho two women looked at one an
other again, nodded their heads,took'
up their work and went up to their
moms togethi r.
That same evening, after tho two
maiden ladies ha 1 go no to chiifoh,
Lil.au Mosi'by was nut a little star
tled and surprised to sco Ralph
Mei iiKth walli into I heir private par
lor, as of old. She was aittiug 1111*
<ler the gaslight making paper flow
ers, lilies f u* the Raster decorations.
She rose quickly as he came toward
her, and in n timid turtif, said:
‘I am gl ill to see you—again—Ml*
Meridnth; auntie has gone to church,
but I will entertain mu as well as 1
ran without her; will yurt ho seated ?’
Ho slid stood, looking down into
her now pale face.
'I wanted to see you- done,’ i:e
began, hesitatingly. ‘I am going
away—f cone to sav good-hyo -I
want- Lilian, I want lo ti ll yon that
I love von; I have wrongdtl you in
my thonghls, 1 h ive been madly
jealous and doitlitd vonl' truth and
gooduf' s, lint - 1 Live yo'T.’ He came
1 step ii' al’i r She did nut x-p and;,
lmt the color came and wont in her
checks.
‘Will you not, sav one word; that,
you forgive mo? lam waiting, Lil
ian ?’
Sho lifted her eves, and they were
luminous' with a light lie had never
seen before, Inn sho smiled archly us
she answered:
‘Hid you not host beware,’
Ra'.'b ?’
He opened his arms as ho replied,
in a holder i me:
'I cannot so- more than that I
lovo you. Will you permit mo?’
coming st ill closer.
She put out her hand for an sn*
sun r, and In' told."I her to his Uuurl,
C"MP uirr.N . .mu ie-s. -Out ot tliroo
a la.lf Ia I hIX V UIV 1 111 auh IS Ot 111,'
.-rrsait Con tl'i'S'. tVO leei.h' l Hill tnrtl
>iie ,11.' 11 vy is. mu me . it.t in, a i l "igii
u*eii no' .cm 0 11.11. of (1 i-uf. fa (liu Soil
llli* llii'l't lit) lll,lea'lll t'X-lhlllh’llciwtl) Moi
.li I'm .uni lair llihaii soLlLir; In til t
, I'll! -e 111 " ■ .'l'-' lih.v- •, "it <; aa I" I '-IMts Mat-
Ill'lM „..l ti ■, him ; l!ai .a Hi-l.ii. r*. <0
nouns,’ .ays Up- W is’nii-'taa 0 rl'M-yoipfont
ol tin: llilliin'iin Si i. ‘as tip re are pi niy
of f_T 11 >■ 1 ol l,"iM , 1 "V rv Sute of tho Wn.t
amt N irth, int l Inin Ir.ids of tip. 11 of t*iu
nri't i:r* li, ,IjLi I"'a I ilia oily rva.aii
ihai fata'', ir , no a) a'o of fh ail ia lUO Sea
ilo l.'li s 111 :a 111 It -1• 1 -11 at 1 L.gi'l it iro
i.rplpiriid to *■ e l laa l-imvitii'l p i IliiiaiiH,
■ll 11.-1 . , ; la ’lp, C y 1 - 10 a- 111 MM (la
rip ' l!m -.vo. Tipi r„s„:i why fharu iiri ii"
jnmv 1 Oil I'.-i alii '.au in (tpi.w-M i*
1,1',.'111-IJ I I ro -VeriMa f. Ift M'lV at lloaiA*|lt*o.'
pla iu til" S Pith r:.!,r -inaalf vi aaip 111
a 11,pill II re lh it till, It -J) I 'up: ill L'Jji* If,
lures at ta ■ -M util vauti ~i 1 lit, a ifra.t nil
pr as* , 0 na t rir pr ."C* r pipiontuUuii
id th,l Spi 1 ’.■ il tliay voit l mmii.l iiim'opl
g .Mi r.s and no one iv ni l
rpjapsi mar it this t, ia t.n, MxCpiliaier
—<- %
I’iauos :tn I <i siaMai I nclorf
(tut. s.
Gram) i ,’r'i'hip ia,, Sain, conimcm'ini;
Navo.aii. r it, 1 hah Mapnit'ic'int fuslru
imalis tr an la sr n.,,.a is m i„- placril, ini
Iniroil a ti n .ml Ail . 1 iMpu-nnl, in South
ern ll Sip ■ lit "Pi’s Wis h sills Uall'-. Kl
egai'i 7 U;,t. I'i ,I,as only sl;'a. Maaniti
i; nt Sij on Granfli,, rst I'm price il OO'J
'mi. iJaO. Haul amc‘J Stop Organs, $.77;
13 Am . 71; ..looa l op. 13 Stops,, $H,i.
Oloii a i -t 1 ainimlH ~l lox' st 'puces evrr
10. ~. a it vi',, s wriln n gaarmtee. 17
rl.iys !c-: I,ill. Wriln lor [niroilmsilon Kali,
cirvil ir. Viilfss Li'dpo & I;. ; Sou 1,
,-rn Maac Unit", Savannah, Ga. The
,ii Pi a," and Organ in pat of the Saudi.
j ut- " p
Tin* '"in" rtU a in i. 1. , - di, iiel 1 ly
city opi vent ion tha 41,0 r day aacl e ithercd,
in a .Ip.ln I.t ol calari-u mai. Na only
HK-r" , aio ",f aipa i.p-rnliii iof th,* (A'livon
•l bit a 1 jiicl Ilia p ,-i'i aiyil
Pr si I■ 1' 10 ! lustier nitriiitnl lor Oily
do p>u!, 'lft- an ly tip' Gnamcr iiw.ii U'lOifi*
[Miami ran 1 cl „■ 1 nun far Ilia 1, gi-11
inf, ipl a’ It aha' another An, can li
do,, or 0 ,-n; 1 da ,v is , Den 1 ratio tiekil
T.n, auio'int., fa a r-.viiKition.
s> h i
A pretty girl dawn Last is a mind
raider. Sho suic! ton bashful beau
tliu other night: ‘L 1! I believe you
are going to kiss me.’ Sue was
rig lit.
R'v. Dr. Ingraham, who di"d ro
t; nt ; . *■ ■ I md at tii ■ ag" of 103,
is said t. , nra Itaou tilo jiiiost hiliifs*
ter in the would.
flow Hoggs Han tor Office.
Boggs was as peaceable a mail as
ever lived.
Ho was sober, honest and respoot*
ed.
Ho had never pounded his wife.
Never taken any interost in a dog
figlit.
Had never been known to pawn
somebody rise's watch.
And never lmd attempted to slaal
a saw mill.
Boggs’ character was above re
proach.
Ha was a shining light in Hocioty.
AT Roggsville looked up to and
honored him.
Bn! a chiinga came, a fearful, Tiro
fill change.
In an evil hour Boggs aoeepted
tho noiniuulion for constable of his
native villiage.
Alas ! poor Boggs !
Lit tie did ho understand the de
ceit and treachery of .the wickod
world.
His eyes were soon opened, how
1 ever.
In loss than a week after 110 was
nominated Iho opposiliofj had fully
established the following damaging
charges against his character:
1. That ha was a free lover and an
in lid el.
2. That lie hail fed his neighbor’s
hens on poisonod corn.
3. That ho had broken his moth
er-in-law’s jaw with an iron boots
jack. #
4. That lie on one occasion gave a
whole wagon load of green water*
melons to an orphan assylhm.
5. That ho had sorvod a term in
the State Prison for horse stealing.
G. That ho had set. fire to his next
neighbor's burn; merely because he
refused to lend him a hoe.
7, That because he 110 had found
button oil' liis shirt, he tied his wife
to 111.1 bed-post and mashed m tnreo
of her litis with the stove poker.
8. That his cliii f Sunday amuse
ments were cook-lighting and card
playing.
!). That ho 8 till his vote every
year r.'gnluriy to the highest bidder.
10. That ho wasn't fit for tho place
anyhow.
These chargos, though without
tho slightest foundati in, wero religi
ously believe I by a majority of the
voters of B tggsvitlo.
And B eggs’ political goo.ie \y(‘s
coked.
Hi* chances for being elected wero
not worth three cent's on tho dollar.
When 15 iggs passed along tho
street, bis neighbors looked at him
with suspicion, and crossed over on
the other"Hide'.
Boggs was a miserable being.
Tiie day of h>wn-meeting canjo at
last and 15 ,g ;s’ opponent scooped in
the ocmstabieship hy a two-thirds
vote.
The anti Boggs party swept f heir
. candidate into office on the tidal
I iv. wool ; opn 11 rit y, and poor Boggs
[ 'is* 1 ft pels;had high Alp On tho
| spikc-aioiYnlefl picket-feTico of dt)*
[ sp-ir.
Boggs will never run for office
again, not even for President.
Ho says that it is too great a strain
on character.
II lie can regain the esteem of his
friends by grubbing along in the old
! wav.heintenilK to do it,* and leave
office six king to people of cast iron
reputation.
Boggs is just coming to his senses.
An iron firm at, Pbceuixville, Pa.,
has taken a contract for building
' three miles of bridges in the repub
| lie of Cbi.i.
‘Aw, Wooster musical convention,
said Ilia languid swell; aiv—yaas--
vewy mousricai bird is the Woos
ter I’
A newspaper man iu Texas has
married $2,000,000 und a Borrowing
brother adds 'pteusu exchange.’ ■- <
- ♦♦♦ —•
• Au A ILii.uji .JftrU ia, .endeavoring
to arrange a match between a Vir
j ginia creeper and u scarlet runner.
The lowa bupteuje Court Bays
railroads aro nor responsible for io
! cuinotire sparks.
Observes Puck: Wuen a man buys
a house ami moves into it, be leaves
the payrental roof.
‘You’re a nasty, stuck up thing,’
as the pen the pa.-,te pot.
Noting so.lubucutefi tho muscles
'as sweet toil.
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TERMS'. sil.OOa Yarfji Ayfxnat^,
WHOLE
Old RtvHaWter
* My . (Mnl Wl
w. 4. B & m,
w i* f (tw .virrimA T
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QhHi tcJfM
Host grades Foreigit and JDomesti,
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MACON, GEORGIA.
BlatuU and prjloretl
s 1 cL Color
ed- iUcB Uuodu,
in all (lie fatost styles and most fjfsh-.
iouablc e]usigns. ... „ ■, .
Cloaks, Siiauls Hohieuv, * ■, *
Corsets,
. ,,ax ami I>NotKiioai
Prompt anti careful attention paid 1
to orders. Samples sent on applica-,
tiou and express paid on all order*
of Ten Dollars and spwards, ’* '
o.tlti ■ W. A. ,li:iIAN A C<>:
LIVCMUIH house.’ '
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15. I>SIIS. i ’roipriotoi*
MACON, GEORGIA. ** * ”
-m '•*
r PIIIS lIOIJSK is now provided wiHi every
1 in- usury poiiv My-ur.-ijor the jiccomnio
diti 'uiiinl comtort ot its putroiiH. lo
eiition is cl*; ir.ihld and eonvenient to*'t r
Imsiipipfi portion of the city.
The Tables,
l'‘Vo Hi best lint market offorcl*. Oiuuibns
t • a 1 <1 from depot Irno qI Imrpugy
handled treo ot dhnrtfe. '
■ ‘ l l’o fJATt is supplied with tho best
Wine and Liquors.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
TALBOTTON HA. •
• n - * s i
UriTJ, practice m Ml the CoitfOw of the
<'tiiiitiiluocln* eirouit. Urompt at
tontion n to collections.
T.n roil, eiiou ol ajl claims for Pensions
in uni-. (.1 1812 and Mexico i\ specialty.
< 'onespoiidout at Washingtbu. * ’
DHi-’o over W. Kiftiifrough ‘a Store.
oet 22 1878. m . mv t .
( ( ARI IOUN,
A-JTOJiM.r AND AT La\V,
(R’lievii (ireor^isi.
WI I-D practice in all the GourtK of flio
CUattahoochee Circuit. j ‘ • •
special ati* ntioii pven to solleclious.
*•’ ( 11 Kpondini* A pent (or the the General
< 1 -I ■■ -t 1 id* of New York and 'ft.V
inurGtf
EDGAR TANARUS, SMITH, ~~
ATTORNEY AT EVIV,
'L’aliiotxon, OuoauiA,
W ,[ T J prnelice in Omuls of Chnttnhoo- '
* V ''lii'ii renir. Clou's imci raral’ul attvn
n ~ t-'ivcii to all tatniuoMK (cuti'UKted to film.
1 - lloi tiouM aiiially. Kvitiittaucoa proutpt
nt,2otf
1:. ii. wi >1:1.11,1,, J. H. WOrtIULL,
E. H.-WOEBILL A SON.
Attonmys & Counsellors at
T
Xj(W.
Talbotton, Georgia.
l'raftliaa in Sup'-ri' r atn'l Rnpreme Courts
of (irorgiii. mill thti C. H. Courts at Savan
laili S|a oial RtlMiticm giteu to all matters
in r!ai,lm,|,uiy. , '
W. L. Ml MKOKD.
Attorney at Law
J’j i Hiofnin (Jcorgia.
o ,
Will prnatiooin all td" ronrts of Ihe Cbst
' ll" •• <lO Circuit.iua4 sjaatyh'-re tjy Hpesial
"o, 11,,0t l'rnmj.t ttusi
h' 1 s “litrusted to him. ...
J- M. MATHEWS,
ATTORNEY AT i_AW-
Talbotton Qtt,
rO T .
Pi nipt attantion to sll Inmiiiotts. Tran
•tii'o in Kupi-rior Court-:, of ftliattnhortcliea
tti f■ ull, and .Snproine Court' ol (*oordm.
Jun 8-l.v.
.J. ST MARTIN;
v ’
ATTORNEY AT I. mV VY,
TAOiorroy, ga.
(• -si a-•. OM., .... 4 "
yUkil. j. raft ta" ufdttTnurts of the Chat-
V \ t tliToclwn; (Jir- 11R. |lh! buprem®
. ...J m±. ■-<' - -** '
R. M. WILMS* a ■ tm.un.
& >* 'V rS4 *** J* *
WILLIS & WILLIS,
* M* •*
ATTORNEY AYI) AT LAW.
1 1 X<j N, Li
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W, I. viC<TNL:jt,
DENT WT. .
( NCFICF, OVKir MASON’S t)rug Store,
\ t Itumlnlpt Mr, r+.-Colnmh.ie, Ga.
.* •*" -isva your “Teeth.;*- they are better
Gian .le-' '*■ All'liMfaaoaot the Tseth t*a
li mu 'rfta'#,l. Artificial feyth put id wh,n
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