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BEN. t FIRRY.
EDITOR AND MANAGER
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Goods of* kind an oh*»p l»
H GOLD
ONK orCHKKC
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A. N. Hen. F
Bam F. Perry,
. W. J. Barton,
General ffltrtctotQ.
CHURCHES.
M. K. CHDNcn, Soctn—R«v. H. M'
Qnilliea Peator. Preaching eeory flr»t
Sunday *>» »h« oa»t>-r. Preaching on
tile 8.1 Sunday by Rev. Atob’t. P. Martya.
Prayer Heating ereraWeoaeelUj Bight.
O. ntlnn—' Prayer Efceting avary ff»-
<1uy aveothg.
Sunday 8ch<v>l at B
Piiyn.-. Superintendent.
Secretary.
lUmarCmincg—Rav. 3. A. McMur-
ry, Paitnr. Preaching every aaoond and
hmrib Sunday, and Saturday Itefore
in,I Sunday in eeeli muaUi.
Siililiatli achonl at 8 p If. 1
SupiTiuletident and
Kriauorai. Cnuaca.—Itav. George
Mm»ul«y' Pa-lot. Prraching Srd Sao-
bitb eucb moetli at II a. n.
ORDERS.
K. A. M.—Menu every Brat and third
aluuday’a at 8 p.Ip Masonic Mall.
If. i Tamir. W. M.
Jamb Gam, Beaty
K. of H—Meet* every tat aad Bid
Tuesday at 7 I t p. M., In Maanaic Hall.
W. A. Isaaley, Dictator.
Jabaa Galt, Reporter.
COUNTY"oFFICKR8.
O M MCMJRF.. Otdlaary.
JABKX GALT, Clerk S. C
J P 81’I*.A KS, Sheriff.
Wm A. KITCHEN. Deputy Sheriff
I W AH WOOD, Tax Receiver.
M O ( OkEM. lax Orilsaior.
J L COGUIN ft, TWurer.
K. W alOOPE, Surveyor.
Wm. T. KIRK. Coroner.
«t. |. TKA8I.EY, Conuty S. Cora.
Dn. J. II. SPKIK, } county
M A KKI II. IkrmrA
Rnv M PUCKPT, j-
A T. BOOT f. i '
3. H. RICHARDS, ) Education.
MAUISTItA l l.’H COUKt .
0iKION 7fl*n d nut - Hd Monday—J.
C Avery..I P. IIC KellO|ig. N P.,Wm.
Rice and J L Harrie, L C'a. P. O.Cmi-
Uhi.
8»i.ac >a—MB—*nd Bfftanlay —S Coo
Uy. J «.. J B L«wN H P..«Apcro lk»*»u.
L . P 0 SalaClia.
Rui.t.'a—mi7 Diatrict,meeta Xd Satur
day, John Worgaii. J P; John R llo.it, N
P; John Oanol, LCi Acworth P O.
Bali. Gkound—10S2 Diatrict, meeta
2nd Saturday, D li l.youa, J Pi O P Dar
by, N P; Brook*, L. C; Ball Ground
P O.
I. itVtk Rivan—1174 district, meeta
, B lively, J P;-W I Chria
tinn, N P: Thus R Gibb*, L Ci Free-
iiuiuaville P O.
Con's « hkmk—1081 district, meets I at
Saturday. W W Bmwell J P; A C Coon.
N P; I A Ingram l« '
Hick *v Flat -1010— lat Saturday—
W .1 d, o i |» . A If Morion, N P., It M
li*. I, . HO lll<«RHf Flat.
i'I.aytok'. il*I diatirii l. meeta l.t Sat
iirdai r .1 stH-c i. J Pi W J l mmoiis
N Pi V\ .1. liurui M.. L Cl Slim |» Top P 0
II. unU — ImiS diatrict, meet* 4tli
Stull’ lag. li I* Daniel, J P; John G
Hiaiif. NT' I ; I! coin Widker and J M
Rlu’dlliiirdt, r'»; PO Waleaca.
Sisk --I27II d .I, uueia 2nd Wednea
dav. I( Il A ii-niid, J P., K O ElliwinAof
P. , ,1 hu I, ml.i.ui. L C ; Clierokea
iWill. Pt)-
Lick S*ii.i.kV in it) Diatrict, meets
2nd S.ilinitat. BaWeun JMn-r, J P.,G.
W. Ilr,.,\k». N P , Niln'lel Cox, L. C.
k in». N Pi I) >1 Garrison, L Fort
Uiiltiugton P U.
Fami Pimy -10-1K—ild Salunlsy^H
T Elliot, J l'., S It Dickson. NP, f J
Mahilgh. /.t'. P O, Sutallee.
Cao»a ftoAD»—100.1 district, meetaUnd
Saturday 11 C Bowling. J P; Warien F
Smith. N Pi W A (.unUaiid Dr — Nath,
/,. C'a i Onliir P 0.
Woodstock--80d District, meeta 4th
Saturday. It. Herndon, J. P„ W. G.
Dupre, N. P., J M .Mmlya, L. Cj Wood-
stock P o. txy' A
I.ooal notices l't emit- per line lor the
Brat inaertiou. uul.a. by a|tem«|| agree
ment.
Advertisements will lie ru» until for-
bidden, unless otherwi-e /narked, aud
•barged for accordingly.
» All coinmunlcationa intended for pub- .. . .
Itcatiou must bear tile name old lie writer, tOflUBil, to tlio pnew id cotton.
Brinjr your cotton to Canton—a
good price will Its paid lor it. .
, We call your uttciition to curd
„ , .... . ... I of G. I. ’i'eiudev, C. 8. C., mikiiig
No communication will lie admitted - i i • ,.
into our coluiuim Imviug t’*>f ilv «iifi h ] that all liaviag school cl*uriM tor
defamation of private character, or in | t |, B year 1871. reitirii tile uniount
aay other way »l a rcurriioua import.
Corre-|xn.donee solicited on all pilin'*
of general importance - hut let them be
briefly to th point.
Ail o<iiumuiiicetioiis, l.-ftir- of bind
seas, or slguoy remiitancea, to ice u
CiinUui—oar mtroMMtta or* !■ *
•train for monoy and latvo pat thotr
good* at rock bnttoB prloaa. Oar
raerohant* do oot Bay tbi*koW»vor
in an •d vortiMBMot* yot it U a (1m*.
W. otaaff.
for tbit loon! ana hope thoy ww ^ ^ H | M ^
antraB«o| |K)tbe | M-lt#d .
Dr. Oardnor, ol Atlanta, created
considerable oommotkm aad «*•
oHonoat araong oar oolarod friend*
loot Tuesday Bad Wednesday by
driving up on Tuesday with lira.
Mitobell Brrd, ooiorod, of AtkaU,
aad Bo ttcuding for her Ugol right*
oa tbe wiC* ot the lot* M*toh*H
B/rd, ooi’d. dooooMd, *»*p-*on of
PUIlip Keith, dol’d, of thU piooe.
l'Or nrw turtry of ihe M. A M. G.
E R. Atom* grade* of IBft hot te tbe
oiile, and eeffr* of U degree* tbea*
will be oot duett nod straightened
add the rand pot ia lr*t
dtuoa.
Wo present onr reader* with a
letter written the Constitution a
few thjt ago by Cupt. A. H. Moore,
in reference to the Franklin Gold
Mine, wlueh Mffft *aet of thi* place*
in thi* oottdBfi About fifteen miles.
Oapt. Moore i* now working this
mine, and tram what be say* Ho
axpeota a larger thing than the"Big
ftonKitma” oftlie ii cl teat geld oo**-
try. 8ooh are Cherokee'* Mineral
depart* w 1
In oar aotioe lost week ol the
we might mention but wiM # f,al»g* of achednle o# the E 4 N.
Ga. R. K, onr compnattor, or devil
Loc-iaJcrrtiwoG
Mr. Latham** reekieoe* alowly
progreaaea.
It won’t Iiv long bri..r»ye*H h* ■*»•
i»g it's too cold.
Straw h*ti nbonM now tab* • *•*
montba vacation.
It i* wot mi usual to
fhoe on onr aureeto.
W. T. McCollum baa moved Into
his m« blacksmith shop. •
J. K Hardin inteada moving hi*
family to Woodstock soon.
R. L. Patterson ha* had tbo treat
Kit hi* ateam wood shop painted.
Dr. W. L. Coleman vieited hi*
parents in Piokoo* thi* week.
W. J. Barton, w# learn, intend*
moving M down tb* country” soon.
Our farmer* are having bounti
ful weather far taking care of cot
ton.
.1. M. Hardin i* now engaged
paiutiug tit* *t J>lo of Oeorge W.
Evans.
If aumc one would luring In *
good cow they could find ready sale
for her. a
T. L. Bennftt, of Holly Spring,
Miss., is now visiting relative* in
Canton.
Onr cotton receipts are far short
ol last season, and not a great deal
in Che field 9
There are several “peraonoU”
which
wuit until “neat lin»."
The year 1881 ia'lnat closing up
and many changes for the new year
are hning cunsnnuuated.
Come Haand i»ay us the amount
you are due that we may heengbl -d
to give you u better pap^K
.1 wdge- O, W. PwHww end .fami
ly will move back to town in a few
liiH H. We w ill gladly welcome
them.
Th<- im.oii tins muulii is c-llnl
• he ‘ harvest, iiionn.’' it i-t arid >o
In- largrst ami most brilliant of the
twelve.
Work on the railroad if progrea
sing finely and pay-day come*
along as usual mukiug many fami
lies happy.
Mr. Claude I 1 ’. K igt* I* with ue
now. 11 reultir our rehd»T**m*y
■ the Aev.tNCK in
Tlm young pc«»jilu ettjoyod a so-
yiulile parly at •the Select School
House on-War Tuesday night, t an
ton’s fairest ope whs proewiit. • -
Our cortuspondenta will very
gicatiy oblige Us hy seta ling in any
p:wn il.-ms ihcy may gather. We
bill In: glafl ,t<» W^ifr from one and
all.
'J’hliro^arc i wo o. iu >re marriages
yll’i^e lapis. Oil; advice,u* young
aaajyc ate. to all i.r to uiarrv s^d
sand the print.ug ofli a loroe a
pi-'Ce of Cake.
Ou? co oivd brass hand boy* are
Improving “in kingly Where,
oli where are die wlnto hoys with
the “Ktow.di Cornet Baud?” llav®
they let il go in uaugnt? '* *
We give this webk the re[>ort of
the cottuii market, and shall here
after try and ke«p-our readers iu-
c.Npect lo receive
its lull size.
ary lor pul
guarsHteu of gmul failii.
We shall not in any arajr bo rvaponsible
for the opinion* of con ribiitiir*.
Vrittng the
to the Frank-
an arti
ik*
8ua,
INS FRANKLIN
HISTORY— i N
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Oapt. A. H. M
matin
Ua grid mine ha*
OeiariTUTtoK: I
ooa Telegraph and
dt eredited to
ifril in Tub Obbti
Imm tb* Marietta J^arwal, the ia-
.oorrvotnam *C whieiu end my knew I-
edfv «l yeBT oaie to ka corrvc* ia all
matters of avw* that you through
yoar oolomitfe to tlm phblie, leads an
*a Ibis attempt lo gift you the exact
fact* relaiiDgto one of ( iln* moat exten
flva got | mining opsmtfotia war ua-
dvrtakaa in this oonnlry-
It hat aot been thv Utah of thf par-
Mm oonnaetrd with thi* enterprise to
parade their busineas or nomvs be
fore the public, the, fact of their
bring able within ib«mn*l**a «o car
ry wet their plana as. arranged by
their business managsr, making It
entirely anneorsMry that they should
b* advertised.
About tb* year 183^the futlier of
llosrell Cobb worsts! aMahl mine ia
the around district, th d erotien of
Ohorokee connty Georg », making it
pay so well Hist me
prospeotors were atl
immedhsle neigh bo
them en EagUfliman b
John Pasoo, who had
we may my, mad# h read return
mg. leave “Mariettaat 10 P. M.," it
hove been 6:10. This
iu very convenient and
quite an Hccommodalton to thooe
wishing to go to Atlanta or Mariet
ta aad rpturq tjic *a|ne d^v, oa^t
gives th«m about night hdiira in
Atlanta, hut on dho other bund It
work a quite an incouvanio .oo a*
regard* our mail, it throWB oar pas
per*, etc. of to- day over *mftttt
wnrrow uioruiug bofhre we can gat
thorn.
Maude is the name of lit* ucw pa*,
asngvr p. ac'i built by M<- C. T.
8hep«rd, lor the M. A N. 0*. B. E
Corr- siioude.it u> Cummtag Ciar-
mu says:
••Mr. Tims. M Emup : liae rentvd
land Horn 4**ae|»h E. McAfre, of
Csaton, and will mova there thi* tall.
H- <.f> rs In* proiiuc.- Ibr fair.
Wv ar- always r. ady m wrieoou-
|h-isous coioint: 'o Cherokee.
R. D. Garrison and family have
moved lo t’arteravillo, where ha
will go into hBpitteos, Wo conw
mo ad Mr. Garriaon to Cartemvillo
citizens. Mr*. Hudson and daugh
ter will move into room* at R. L.
I’aUersuu’a soon. Mis* Mk Ben
nett intends going to Miasiesippf
in a lew duya.
►•out* or Tima tw Ftep.
i D *iXmrior Journal, r
(H oourav Wr rxpect the generality
ofwoti-CiHikkag organ* to flop. But
they should be * little decent about
it- They should aot expead all ol
■ >»-'iraiohuvr oa thv new President ut
one . A mweloiy, who had been
udely trea'-vd by a gniilvmau in front
ol the Gall H<«e*', came up aud yxk
ed in an nuuible way: “Mister, can
you tell me, please a r, what time it
is 'Lite gentleman, moved by the
boy’s demure behavior, and wilnalj
regretting his hasty temper, took out
h s wsich end said politely: “It is
| of the same to l.iin. Ti.ere may lie j |y o’clock^ *»y »“Tbvn,' 1
oqinaiuiii
f Bmp'JV
prompt atWminn. must lot ad.irapid lo j ^riff, | IHM twelity-OMe p’ isoners
To oostv OrvicKii* jf The in-w 1«» | under liia m inageinent. Ti.oy are
regulating h-gaj udvcriUlng.'^fv cut pri ' however n •» pria.'mor* for crimes
CCS down hii lnV, that while we propone
to comply with the law. others must do ^| )U j
a cliuiice sho lly to get your pay
W. A. .'kitchen, <>ur very ifii i-
eut and oMigiu j j iile*' ami deputy
tbe some, and wu must insist that in eve
ry esse the printer’:! fee must be collected
and paid ic mlvunce. This gives less
trouble. The law fixes the rates l* fol
lows : “For escli one huudred word-,
the sum of seventy flk« cents for escli in
sertion for I he tlr»t four >n*rnioiu and
fur each subsequent Insertion thirty-five
cent* for each one hundred words.”
BEN, F. PfCBKE.
UALTOS, OA.
save ihvdioy, '*w6f»VY^hu please, at
. xaotly half |aut twelve o'clorik to
k ss .ny fool ?” and away be ran, the
neii'lemon after him. 11 all a square
• If n policeman stopped thd gfavie-
|IIWM -Mold on, my good sir,” says
o,urn,tied ug'.ins* ..nr Biute I.iwh, |ic , WIII( . .-vf h ., ^ you chas-
>ut the laws o the United htated 1 , , ^
Internal l.evenne.
Mr. Jainen M. McAfee, of Atl.in-
ta (-pent u day iu Canton lust week
with hie hrothorb and sister. Mr
McAfee is with Jno. Silvey A ‘-‘o.
ingihel boy for T” To which the^en-
ll mao, out of bR-ath, replied:
ti.e liti.e scouudrtl told Mi* to Mm
ms fool execily at nail part twelve,*
Hi.- |>oliceumn Radi out hie watch,
i d, got ug at it -a moment, said
wholesale dry goods, Atlanta, ami deliberately : "Bfoll, upon my soul,
beside* being one of the cleverest y,. u needn’t be iu suon a aorry about j laeHUiws of ooowuisut watars lor
and wbolesouled fellows, is an ex* ji; yuu'rtgoi at least twenty eight I washing, Mr*. Franklia wae toon
cellent aalesmau and bnsioem man, miouies to go on.” 1*U* to elect a rode stamp mill oa
«*9 m of Imr Mgp-. glMBritea ,tk
worked by her own eemsrees slawe
Ib* Freaklle stecsted her children to
become ststeemse end gave them pro
fkettom. some of them beeuam noted a*
public man- Bff a happy aolaeideaee
a ynaag man by th* aama of MiDmM
drew slatsfiililn Mm. Frawhliab ead
which proved equally rich. JMhPcaald
married up of Mm. Fraaklta*a daagh'
bom hiemlae
miners end
to this
the name or
Ml from the
mother eosniryioerit kietortae*
at “Dablourga," the bkd of gold.
UnsdocvMlul in what Wnow kuowu
ua Luinpkid OoBety, aad hreriag of
Mr. OobhA %mr Iwif ha treat ir
Ciivrukw, ornviag ibrf* ia debt,
without am ry, ,«sis|V
looommvam
o irwud aad Imi
sou of Myjur WHry
aim owning s large ploiHaiiou, ad
^aiuiug what is now known eo thv
“Cobh let.' Filled wilt with meaus
and provisiuii by thi* liA-rl hearted
Gyergiap, Mr. Faeduv, (m vxperieao
vd'E*u|lqili miner.) leeevi ebdut tea
non-s of lead from Uiv Imdbards, Pa
cing thereon a little lee VtaMp
•poandiog mill,” tx*nireeling with
the Leoeeeda te hetag on • little
stream of water kuowu *• linrrioaue
urrek, and kvopit on l«f aattpuloted
sem par year. Thai »hp Lvonarda
“acted wvU their pwrt M b widenoed,
tiie diioh ia now, after a lapee of
lorty yrers, iu tolerably good condi
tion. Mr. Poaoo was Soou enabled,
from tbe earuinga of hpa liule mill,
buy the property aud add other ter
ritory to K, which kr did, aud dying
a few years Inter, Wit a handsome
fortune in money aud laud, to be div
vided among hie brother! and atsters,
of whom bsinuel Faeoo now lives oa
a portion ol fne large phmtatma.
About this time the Cberoksa country
embracing, whot are now called
Cherokee, Lumpkin, Dawsou and
other owuotiee, was sareeycdjby the
etaie Engineers aad divided into lots,
tbe section where gold wuc known to
be found being divided into forty
•cie lots, tbo wbolo being drawn by
the cii isewe of Georgia. Many of
those who suddenly found them-
selvcepossessed ol o forty-mge Item
an unknown aouoM wt thsrcawotry,
placed no eaioe Ihetoou, mid paid no
immediate nMeution I hereto. Among
Una oioaa wns n wid-.w lady da iudi-
geut circuiusiiiuo>-s, eking oat ea ti«
is£enoaon a little ooe mule farm, SSOtion we har^i. In ibis be is doi
but the iedy, Mrs. Mary G. Frank
liu, was surprised one week offers
to purchase her litttq uukndAn forty-
acre tot from ten or tarelvhdiffBrenl,
peremis, aud becomiag excited her*
sell, over Hie interest others felt in'
her iortery pr «-, e>i« mounted tier
imW mule, mid after a two days
ride, saw f v r >lie tirel time the much
sought after Cuerokee lot. Bhe saw
a score of uieu hard at work
with piok, shovel and hammer, baud
moftoteaud pens, pu ^ad in tbe vi*
oimiyofa ledge ol rocks, panniug
out her gold aud paying no tributes.
They were tooo dispersed, a trusty
tuau left in charge, and Mrs. Frank
lin returned for her fnuul< ( whieb she
quickly brought, and immediately
art to work pooodiug and punning,
ns she had siren the others do. *
By the rich ness of ibs ore. with the
whole of ms
et lest been netted by the stestseftoe
writer, extendtoff
years of herd wash
months I have made forty-three tripe
to New Yertr, Washtogtew, D. Ot,
con. Bnvnannh and Attests, la all ri
which plasm ssme ef the pereeas Used
ewe tag laterals la th* pvaptrty stack of
it, or held some claim or lion, hnagieed
•r rsaUllef whfeh have bssa bought ap
by me for ana Using to Fiansyl
who hum bought It to mark It* and who
have thoroughly exploited tbia ados, no-
iagtortbm parpaastb* hast shill
titoy iTiHiiii ( h4 btti bmM
M*. As a result they base
found a eery
tend lag nearly foWrmHss ta
Sbant a half mil* la Width, with plaaty
ef raavsalmem watar fcr eiarciag. Al
se reeeral jnfo veto* rnaalsg the aa-
the length ef the psagritp, wUhaaav-
arage wtdm ef right fort, aarwaef the m
\ lie
be win
san< He it strangely
boa already^
they will tad that Esg kni>fofo^
fiSatshfifS
lanlo, story toll and wiatsr, is fell I °M , * r Bsrgeaoll
of yocng man who com* from other 8r * tbesaoort to I
States look tag for aitnattoos. Tbs
majority desire peaitio** aa
book-keepers aad salesmen.
Now it la perfectly natural that
Ilk* assy poai-
Uaas hi whtoh they cob wear store
clothe* aad live without hard manu
al labor, bat tbo foot ought to bo im-
npoa tboir mind* that whoa
• tbo supply of sooh piooe •banters ox-
eseds |ho domnnd, it will bo very
dtffonlt lo secure n job, and wages
will nntnrnllyMI ton lew Igors. If
they snooted la finding whnt they
Stok, we do not feel inelined to ooa
alato them. They will find It
to spend every dollar of
tboir small satorWs on dram in order
to make a toapectable appearance.
They will be thrown eat or employ*
moat whoa the dnll scosoa oomeaoo,
nod they wilt stand naearthly chance
of getting ahead in the world. Onr
• different oouroc. They
did not wasto the bey dey of tboir
ynoth in leaking nronnd for easy
jobs. They palled off tboir coots
and west to work ia whatever lias
the best rstnras. These
oar Vanderbilts, Tom
loatls, Oat fields and others. Men
la oar own city are numerous wealthy
aad diriiagalshod moo who asm-
life wortong bard to mom
IfeiMi f h i isnpBMM JlEBtf4f man-
unt labor. Young moo will do
to think of them things. A littfe
is ne
hts brother-in-law’s defense Will
qnU him.
His line of defense
been outlined, and will ooosfel feoNl* A
ly in offering eeMenos to ohwtMlMl' ’
he comes from n family in whtoh Mfe*
redkary insanity has been nonspton •'
ooe for many yearn Who will be os- 1
ooototsd with Mr. ttoorilto to Wfib"
known, but it is feared by thsgwto a
erntoent that some disinlsiwslfd Inww- t"
will be accepted who will prtW* 1
ftxt nil kinds of quest ions fhr*ho /
oonsideratioti of the ooort, itod IB ”
Mife way embsnoB tko ptomowtloa, 1
compelling n eomMorrttow ofUtofew '
of jnriadietion, of right pmottos on"
tbo part oi the President’s SBrpeofS
and several other important jifefe,
nng time and patting the gov |
eminent to grout expense ia som*
mowing witnesses from abroad* 1 *
MBKTIMN OP D1HKCTOHB OF
BOMS k RAUCIGHR. B.
OaoSow and Cherokee wurijr ore|
ly Intmsriis in Ibis prafest.
On tbo 11th Inal., the dir to tors of the ‘
etowo toed mat In Atlanta. A <
fes was appoialad to visit '
of th* road.
whs Is a director to said to be
very low hot tbe pfettee boy tog
ea ell tbe risk sag spas
freely, bat with ease, la thereagbly la-
veetliratlag Um mlae, aad they eaold
hardly art a price an tt Uml Would bb tea
high, but they do art »*pt to sell any
portion of It IfeaOpmio asialtigoBm-
panpof Utah deolasm* mrmtkly dlvto
good payable today, Oat. IS. of *7AOS*
—a total of fiSASO,OOOto sisyaaio. Tbm*
geatlemeuofPeaoaylveaiabaeo a
uilae than the Oatarlo.
reflection oogbt to eonvioo* them
that thisirprt-omloonily oo I
trial age, aad th* bmb who goto oot
of tb* ownwot will ohm that “lid*
ta th# affstrs of men whfeh bears
them os so fame aad laftooe.*
Perhaps it is nsoleae to mflka with
■mo whose auto ofifeot ia to live
whhoot wash. Wa
Ip too* their grip mi
to reomit lha rooks of
daw alas*. They inral
A Gold Mtwo
Mr.G. W. Bhaltoroas, of Pbilodal
pbia, aa enterprising ompitmliot, was
in our city nfaw day* ago, nod we
learn he boa sold 0 half interssfekl
th* Franklia Pasco gold ados, oftfe
aud in G be roses county, oo the
owoh river, for on* hnndrsd pod fl
tkonoand doltora. Mr
not only n very stover
but M actively engaged iu
Northern onpitolwts to i
mioerri deposits nod gold
North Georgia. Duriag the Expo .
sition, be propoaes to bring exoar-
sioaisis to this seotion to idvsiltjffafs
and see for themselves what a riob
from th*
i Is all tb#
JGMw outlook for
osvar brighter,
ia tbia oaaatrv
brain aad mBQgli
rimbfes.tflht solve tb* great ia-
ddsuferpBMhwa of th* age. The
kkl glove man will onoa be tgsfeat
man in the proosesion.—Pest Ap
peal.
uveri
ibs
* laudable wrife—Marietta
pri
s doing
Jou,Z
l.
k bachelor too poor to get amrritd
yet too susceptible to Ut lb* girls
olooe, Was ridjng with a lady fell of
a snmoiers day,” and aooidently—
men’s arms, awkward things, are »v-
er in the way^-dropped an arm roasd
her waist. No objeettoa wae made
lor*while, and the arm gradually
relieved the side of tbo oarriage
of the pressure upou il.
Bat of a sudden whether from a late
reoogoitioo'of the impropriety of the
thing or the sight of another beau]
coming was never known, the lady
started with voloanio energy, and n
flashing aye, exclaimed : “Mr. E, I
oaa support myself!” “CapilM!”
wns tbr instant reply. “Yon
just the girl I have been look log for
these five years. Will you ssttrty
ms?’
# •
of eonstructhm right of way,
people almulii wake op to their
and ant oaiy to eabeerib* III
this enterprise, bnl sM it la l
possible. It will have corns 1
onuaniiem at earii tamtam.
etc
OMF/OE or tiO UNT Y SCHOOL
OOMMIkBiONJUL
gradual-
*•
Utohp
milk.
SEE
On
Mon defeat
Sbodes
nuderneath
Waldvarg
got
three
Mhfo ead
A bene
Tb*
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and
f
like
BIO IN
tor 1
Sailing
Papld neats
iWie
thlrtyria.
Herrioaert eighty
Ariflebatlf oaa “
Hov^P
three.
Klertrlclty, two boadred
tllUOMSd #
A bw^ *f floor weighs dha hundred
rod ninety six pounds.
A barrel of pork, two boadred.
A benrisf powder, uemiy flea.
A flrkia of batter, flfty-slx.
Atebef botoer, eighty-four,
WhaU, henna aad clover seed, sixty
pounds to th* hush*I.
vorn, rye nod flax aeed, fifty-six
pound*. jG
Buckwheat, Ifty-tri.
A barrel of rice, *IX hundred.
Bailey, forty-eight.
Dal., llijyrty aight.
Uoarae aril, eighty-five,
forty drop# make a tenapoonfal.
three teaapoonfol, e Uble apooafol,
one ounce.
Four thousand eight hundred and for
ty -quart yard* make on acre.
A square oil#, six huudred aad forty
•ersa.
To mcasnre aa ners; two bnadred ead
nine feet ua suck aids, nuking a squaw
acre within an lash
There ar* ttoo tboomed seven handset
ead fifty languages. -
'Ona peraon dies at not pulmlton
the heart. *7 v
Th* average of lUe ia thlrty-aoa yarrr
