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THE GAZETTE
Walker County Department.
w. F. IIOVIS.
EDITOR.
LaFayette, Georgia.
THI KSD.VY MOUSING, AVGUST D, IST 7.
When the Convention gets Jone, if they
ever do, we will try to get to vote cn the
matter, and we think now that we shall
vote, No. Tint we will wait and see how
the thieves and soreheads are going to
vote, and when we see on which side thry
fall, we will know jest what to do.
The Convention was too greedy to give
any of the twenty-live thousand to out
siders to pray for ilun. They wanted it
all t! emsclves, and concluded to do their
own praying. Well gentlemen when you
arc praying, please don't pray any for us.
You have none to spare. You need a
missionary to preach and pray for your
body.
At Plevna, the Turks won a great vic
tory ovet the Russians. The latter were
completely routed after two days’ severe
lighting, with a loss of SIHIJ killed and
10,000 wounded. The Turks captured a
great quantity of arms and ammunition.
Their casualties were comparatively small
owing to the fact that they fought upon
the defensive. Another dispatch an
nounces the Russian wounded a
out of a force of ten divi-ioiis 'i*e
Russians appear to l ave abandoned their :
aggre-sive policy, and arc concentrating
their lop-us lor d, , mo.
Co-Oprration.
Our farmers arc hauling off their wheat
to Rome, and are not getting much for it.
Put whose fault is it? Capitalists and
speculators have combined to defraud
them, and they can’t combine for self
protection, because there is no co-opera
tion among them. They have had some
thing they called a Grange, but it seems
to be as dead as Custer’s cavalry on the
little Rig Horn. They concluded that
they could run the thing without the help
of the lawyers, and the con-eq uernial airs
they put on, were enough to make angels
weep, are human folly and prejudice.
They ignored the only men who could have
helped them in the war against fraud and
monopoly. And why' was this done?
Because the founders of this institution
got it up to provide fat places for a lew
individuals, and they did not want men of
sense and intelligence to he where they
could watch them, as the fleeced the poor,
unsuspecting Grangers- '1 hey therefore,
incorporated a plank of prejudice, and
appealed to passions and ignorance, and
have robbed t,ho farmers of the country
out of at least ten millions of dollars
directly and indirectly. And win re now
it the Grange?—“Gone where the wood
bin • clingeth." Deal! dead!! dead!!!
killed by the prejudice of its friends.
And who is sorry? \Ve are, for we
thought it a good thing, and do yet.
Blue Glass.
We r port th following conversation
which we overheard ns we were evesdirp
ping some of the natives a few nights ago
over in Sand valley. Ihe widow Smith,
aunt Polly Jones ami Mi.-s Martha Brown
hail met at mother Johnson’s to help her
quilt. Miss Brown is a maiden lady of a
very unci rtaiu age, because she was old
enough to marry the year that Filmore
run for the Presidency. Miss Brown has
a spite at the men. But we will let her
tellin her own way.
Bays Miss Brown to aunt Polly. “Did
you see Sal Hopkins at meet in a Sunday?’
“No; what did she do?”
“She jest sot and looked at Hob Thump
son all the time <>l meetin.
“Well. I do declare.”
“Did you ever hear the like? 1
wouldn’t let a man see toe a laokin at him
to save his triflin life. 1 hate the last one
of them. L b'iievc the women would he
better off, if the men were all dead. 1
declare i couldn’t marry one of the nasty
things to save his life. If I was married
to one of them, I’d make him sleep in a
blue glass room by himself. lie shouldn’t
sleep in ten foot of me. I don't know
what Sal sees in Bob Thompson, that she
wants to look at him ail the time, and
goodness knows she is not so purty. I
don't know what he sees in her. .She is
nothing but a poor stuck up thing. And
look hov? cross-eyed she is! I can’t for
the life of me see what people want to
marry for. I would have nobody in the
world; hope to die if I would.”
Convention.
The. convention seems to be dragging
its slow length along. The big thing is I
to provide just how the members can stay
long enough to take up the appropriation |
of twenty-five thousand dollars at the ;
very smallest. We suppose from the j
general tenor of their remarks that is the
legislature ha 1 appropriated cue hundre 1
and twenty-five thousand dollars, these ■
Bolons would have felt them selves in duty
bound to stay until they had gobbled it :
; all up. Money is what they want, and
money they must have, and the people
| must work in the field, in the sun, rain
and their sons and daughters and wives
must work in the field through summer,
I vain and winter, cold to make money to
nay takes for those gentlemen to spend.
Very few of them are satisfied with less
than five dollars per day, and ten cents
| mileage, but the poor men of the country
must work and not make more than live
! dollars per month clear. One makes $, r >
per day and is not happy, another works
hard all the year and has nothing at the
end, hut poverty and want staring his
family in the face. One man gets twenty
five thousand dollars per year as l’resi
! dent of a corporation and a poor man
cannot make over twenty live dollars clear
after his taxes are paid. This will all bo
changed some day, but when, is the
question and who will he hurt when the
charge comes?
Deadheading.
We have been rambling around this
week, looking at the rocks and folks, and
have measured a white oak tree at Mr.
Andrew Greer’s, on Artuuehce creek in
Chattooga comity. This is a very good
size sapling so to speak. It is twenty
three feet around, throe tcet above the
ground and will avorairo six feet in
diameter for forty feet above the ground.
It has limbs on it ninety feet long, and'
altogether kis a whale. The lightning
struck it a few years ago, but it glanced
oft'harmless. We would like to write an
obituary.fimsomeltoby who would cut it
down, so that wo could coy nr the circles :
to see ho'Void it is. Mr. Greer has the ;
hir.e-t spring that wo have seen in Chat- ;
tong. ll ounty. A largo creek flows und r I
his house on the ntcunuin. The water
is pure and good, and easily obtained by
telegraph. Mr. Greer has big corn on
rich land, and also h MTa big apple pi-- fur
dinner. altogether and we want
to go back there some more. The people
on dry creek are hospitable and thrifty,
ami tire building new cribs to hold their
corn this year. Mr. Lewis Salmon enter
tained us pleasantly and lias hired us to
sell a fine Bramin coin leimt nearly pure
blood. If anybody wants him c .me qui.-k
as he is worth a hundred dollars.
Benevolence.
We regret to report that there is a rot
ten plank in Denmark somewhere. Wc •
don’t pretent to -ay wherejt is, but it is
somewhere. Mr. Robert Hutchinson!
breathes near about Sul.ligna somewhere 1
or some how, because he evidently don’t
live. He had both of bis eyes shot out in
the late war and is totally blind and help
les , and has no money or friends. He 1
belonged to Oupt. Irvine's company from j
Chattooga county, so we bear, and wo j
respectfully say as a journalist that it is a !
shame that a Rebel soldier should bo al- j
lowed to starve under the circumstances j
that surround this man. lie went to the ,
front to fight for Southern rights, South- |
ern honor and Southern negrr property', J
and Mr. Hutchinson never had any
nigger to fight for of hi.s own; and now
that lie is blind and in a \ orse condition
than if he had been killed in_ the battle ■
field, to let him starve in Chattooga,
county, don’t speak well for the people. !
The law provides that a tax shall be levied
an l dispensed to such object of charity as 1
lie is, and we respectfully say that we aro i
making it our business just at this time !
to enquire into this thing, and we hope 1
that that old RoLel will not bo allowed to !
starve here in the midst of plenty, and
the Christians lifting up their prayers all j
over the country.
Lopsided.
An exchange says that the girls afe ail
growing lopsided, since the fashion came ■
in to hold up their dresses with their right
hand. Now if this is sn, what aro the j
poor men to do? Who wants the geologist
of the future, the man who goes, around ;
breaking rocks in the year 12,000, A. D., |
to find a petrified skeleton of bis wife or
sweetheart in a lopsided condition, and!
being unable to determine what age she j
belonged to, go to breaking it into small j
pieces or stringing it t'gather for the I
delectation of the highly civilized Fcegec
Islanders of that period? And as one of j
our clerical friends says, sisters, there is j
another idea or thought connected with !
this subject, and that is this, if one of
your l"jv-idcd bones gets scattered or
washed away from the rest, and is found ,
on an island in the Atlantic ocean, one of
the new formations that are liable to be at
any time heaved up> by volcanic force, and i
a naturalists or geologist comes along and
finds it, arid is not able to determine what
species it belongs to, and tal os i t up and
looks at and feels of it arid breaks oft a
chip and ruts it under the microscope j
and then boxes it up, and sends it to the
Royal Zoological society, and the savants
meet and tafk about it and wriie about it
and speak al out it and determine that
you lived m i he Silvcrian age, what will,
you Jo about it?
Our ringmasters have got our surplus
cash. Ihe thieves have counted in
brother Hayes; our legislators cut quite a
considerable dash on iJT, and unlimited
days.
Democracy.
Wo respectfully say to two of our dele
gates in the convention, gentlemen! Wc
] arc watching you, and the people are
watching you. You have got to the con
i vention by reason of your talents, and bo
! cause Dciuoorats voted for you. But
you never had a drop of Democratic blood
lin your veins in your lives. You don't
; know what Democracy is. You are
thoroughly selfish and are working for
! your personal interests in the future.
Vou arc rn ing now, and have been trying
all the time, to destroy the party so that
| you may ride into power and place, and
get lilt offices. We give you notice now,
and will keep giving it every chance we
i get, that we are opposed to you and your
sort.
Wc thank Gcd that we are no' as other
men are. Wc are proud to say that wo
love Donioeiaey better than office. We
see no !iO| .e for the future of this country,
, but in the triumph of the principles of the
Democracy. Without organization noth
ing in the world is worth much. Vou
have gloated and triumphed in your
victory last fall, Vou gained this victory
by Radical votes. You beat you
will find, gentlemen, that it will he hard
to keep the good old party our fathers
founded, beat anywhere in the State of
Georgia. Vou work for yourselves, gen
tlemen, but the rest of us will work for
, our poor old down trodden country.
HHnwBanMMH mmmmmmarnm mmmmm wat—■if
Walker Comity Sen-als*
We have plenty of rain along about now.
A young gentleman by name ofCnrwilc
died in Dirttown valley the 2d inst.
We saw some good crops last week, and
are glad that the farmers will have plenty
next your to spare a little to liob
Hutchison.
Rev. Mi. Branham who preached cn
the Bul ligna circuit a few years ag>, has
been drinking the mineral waters: at Sub
ligna for a month.
Oh! where is the blessedness 1 knew,
when first 1 joined the Grunge, and
cussed the lawyers just a few, and the
merchants by way of change.
Our Methodist friends are trying to
get up a revival at Siihlign.t this week.
The (’uni! crl&nd Presbyterians aro going
to take it up and continue it.
Oh! I am tired of working in the sun
rain, and must have an office to make me
my bread and meat, and store clothes, or
I’ll proclaim that I am down with the
unlimited sorehead.
Capt. Jackson’s school is flourishing
now, and wc need a good hotel keeper at
Subligna. If sonic gentleman will come
along and settle at Subligua, and prepare
to entertain strangers and board school
children, ho will do well.
Dr.-. Clements and Anderson at Sub
ligna, have fine crops of German millet
this year; the finest in fact that we ever
saw. '1 bey were out yesterday trying to
borrow sheep shears to cut it. And we
hope to see them out iu the sun next
week clipping it.
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1 VAI ES M. BEEEAIi, ATTORNEY.
'* Summerville. Geor; ia.
V' ill praef iec in the eonrl sol <'dial tooga and in
surrounding e.ount ieCdhei l with eleri-: .-’interior
eon rl. I'lOiiipf attention ; >ven lt all business
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iifvl slu t.heir lodl ou the lit ;< Sul urday in each
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KDWAItD MARTIN, Secretary of the Lodge.
f'OOD TEMI'EARS. GW \ l-TN EV
Lodge No. 17,. I till, tiff'd< Y <>■ 'i'l'iupCo
nii'ei: in their hall e v*■ i y Tax' day n'gbl at, 8
o'clock. J. LOO.dIS, W. Chief.
G. D. HOLMS, Sei-ref arv of (lie Lodge.
Luteal AdvrrliMOiit'iin.
Lrltrr A (!ittiidt>fi'aiiu
GLGIIGIA, ( ImLlooga Comity:
K. It. I'li .t(*r hits nnide .‘ipj >ll eat but to nm foi
!• ! : I 'r.• of idii.ioi- i t .1 b<. on | is- , stei.e of \V. R.
Mniley, lut' of Ihiseounty. deemtsed. This ia.
l.h''rci"oi" toeiteidl atid s.ingular, i lie erediln.-s
and next of kill of said dec en s. and, ! o file tile i o!t
--jectiuiiH, if any lliey h:i,ve, by 1 he first IMo.uJay
in September, IH7 3, eb-e tie* lette; will b
m/ eil !.. li. I- ■ 1 1 a. ; eppJ "and for on l 'eil dsy.
Witness Illy olfieir,l :,i".nu! I) !'• Airesl. 1, 1877.
JOHN MATTOX, Ordinary.
? li-rriflT Prist !<*..
GEORGIA Chattooga (.’oiiot v:
Will be sold In Cure Mm <*<• -i. house door !f)
t!io town of Stifiinifi vide in -.aid county untie
di f Tuesday hi Sopl.om!><••••, 1X77, the .. i
io\vim property town : bd uerw* of la* and olf of
lot H No. 1 -"o 1 JMld !••*; :.i-SO :i •• c of iol No, I.V.
all being in Mi.) 11th dbtrlci and Hii s. etion of
Chattooga .-.ii Tit Ci"> m. Lov od on us tim
pro/dity of VV. P. Uowle
Also o No. |sir in | U’l di -t ri-d end 4th
see; ion oi •.o,i -• minty; hwimj on an the proper ( ,y
of.;. W. McCollum to . ...-iy on Superior noi-t
ii fa : • 11 <-1 ..i’Oiti the- Sup.*:-for emut of Kidd
county. in .or oi C. A. Wm-omr versus VV .|.
I low .1. VV. M eCoiluu: and .1. M. Thom .
J’roprj t y painted out oyJ. J*\ Tho or \ rxccu
torol .1 ri. Tie-.mm. 'J'i’liii it in po;i .-..-don noli
lind. This./uly Jbih. Vi.].
VV. li. i. hLJdITT. Sheriff.
Slii'i’il!'N Kinl'iu
legal liourn of ,/ii.lo oil I lit* fiTiii ,w i!}m in
or ,to Min" with all t in* rigid number:,. ap
purtobaneei. Jir ;*eu■!to belon^i ug. Levied on us
VV ' vv 'r. I .. Vu'' 1 .1, A! Mi'cpJli/iii
W. I KKLLHTT, Sheriff.
Mill Ma i. equity.
At Cjiamijk:::-, Komi;. Ga., A| rii :D, 1577.
George, Agnew vs. i A hill having been filed
John Al. Dumas. Aum. heard, n appearing
of J>. J). Daman, deo il ) that t in- deeno.uil. J. M
Dunum is a uon-ro.uderit ol toe Statu. It i oi •
do red by Uh* Court that nervier, be perfect ed by.
publication in Iho Si Ai.vtib.vioi,:; h/./M u
newspaper published in the town of BununorviJlo
Georgia, once a month for four months, > < ipi /:•
ing Haiti non-resident doi'euimrjt to upj.eur In
pornon or by atLomey at a Superior court to i/e
held in Sun.mm v die, Chattooga couihy, Georg:;!,,
on tie li' !ond; yin S.*pi V : .\ V. requiring
said noil-reside lit. defendant to plead, answer or
demur to complainants bill, or 1 be issue- will he
taken an confessed, and net. for hearing accord
ingly. J. VV. ii. UNDERWOOD,
J. S. C. it. C.
LiEuE fur Divorce.
GEORGIA. Chattooga County:
David 11. Stun .berry , label for Divorce in
v /-Chib looga superior
Sheriff and ofm-i evidence, I bat the defendant m
unco to .’u id mb* et tee ** ci fib*; >ouri!o> on;
.1, W. 11. L N DrJJ.WO' <! >
, A true extract innn the mi •• • *.. . <■. •>
ii. D.c cd k>:; r>> .i:.
a buggies.
4i- >ik tt\ i) £l4 ii K i
We me now mannfacturing first-el VY.i i rs
made any vv ii -re. all out of v<* 1 tin !,■ i
Repairing of I Jug:, ms. Wag-"]:-;. .Mills '! I. * . (I .
Soigiium Anils. Miii-ueunn; , part leniailv atle* -
od io. lim .e..shorn!,-', s,, , V I ...
pm upwif n f 1 !;11 1 111 VV'lU'e:.; of ! .e best :I.•. i, i • t.
. Vi'vu ejlbie A b l u’l; W, !• I |, t,
a 0.i.1. WlilTE. Si Aid; <N • ...
-i *ii;>,.,i. (In,, May Jlst, IS, i'.
' ■ - • .
feXHENEW
mm
—A gents Wanted —
orfi c J N0.177 ,W.4 T .’ St.
CINCINNATI,O.
FAR ME! iS CA X
Save SO c cifiun every
Dollar by I’iireliashig Supplies
—OF
i 8. P. SuliTH & SON.
i W'h.ifi wai b- Grocers
I AM) ——
Boss . Shoes • mi Liquor Dealers,
smith's neoi'E, pome , aa.
We keep eonatantly on hand a
full lino of all kinds of
• iroee.-'i uml I’lm : nn<' ill! ern tel I.iq u<rH
You 111:11 ure in r" I <*f goorU be sure and gfvw
* 1 > ■■ ■ oi'.!!.mi ”<juiek sales ami short
11- \ ‘ ! 11 pro,. iiu i , (/f SM IY(I’S
Cl.lAv ( N HEW/DHI IW'I TFCS. Jfo
i-fti’e ■ i.uni a ii. Ite.-y a.c sold by
all Gmerrs and Druggist ’• ihsougUoufc several
.States 8. F. SAi Fi ll Ai HON.
I AILQkL caho.
I >ITS. fM : voa & Cii*sti23;k
TL'ivi M,n ied a eopr/r!nersbip, resjamf.fully
tei lb i 1,1. • t >i o7eKsion.il >,C! vie; .• iii t i•• cKiZetlH
off's I. ; ..i jM*j.u e;.t Ctiiu.ui.ie:;, in the puns
liir in A id* .uni ,Si( ;;e.'y; and hope by dib
i ••• j• ’ ..Soil ton: .-.eecr '|'hc serviceH
of eueii can I><: l:a<l in ail cn. e w nout idditionai
eh.’. 1 y e W. H. SAXON.
C. fc\ GU-FKIN,
Dirttown, Nov. 14th 187f.
n and.: v : bonis. < 111 s w cl.e;l. Out.fi
i-.nd te.M b I roe. 'j’ Ui K is, (,-j , Align -it.*
Maine.
CONSUMPTION
Positively C’ni-tscl.
All ••’.affererx from this tllsti'ar.e that are anxious
lobe cored sou'd r. * > Ur. Iv!(*m'ot’s i't U-
I braked CciiKltf u pf> vc I'mvik .s. 'r'lese Fov,-
d<TK ere G:e oi.i.v preparation known that will
•■•on (.'(eiMunjiiioji and all dlauaaea of the
t broat iiial .units indeed, .<> si rong is our
<s ip in i hen. at oi to convince you that lliey
>• •’'■ 1 1 ■": dcfwc w ill m.i-w- ;d to every KuilercV
c. . Id, a r-\- ee ' rial Coy. '
Wiuoii i, v. s ; ;. o i> icoiiey entflyou are per
■' 1 1 < ' ••’“d o'- -T’iunT powr.i. If vour
He - woib do* t (ieiay {• e/vii.g tuenu
-o . . ic-y w !' <!• ciy cure yon.
• • <•. • i.o ’; ifi . Bem. o e.ny p. rt, of
' i ■ i ■■m. by in.A; on n eriy>(
of price. Add/v...,
ASH A UOnillNS,
•T O Fcet >y Street, Jlhooklyn, N. Y,