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Newspaper Page TextCuthbert Enterprise and Appeal. BY JAS. W. STANFORD. ‘Independent in All Things—Neutral in Nothing.” TERMS $1.50 IN ADVANCE. VOL. VI. CUTHBEKT, GA., THURSDAY, JULY 29, 18S6. NO. 28 MrpwdcBt or \<« lort. j BLOOD AND MONEY. An Eastern man who was trav The blood <ff man lias inm-li t*. cling in Arkansas entered a bank !<loin shaping his actions during in :i certain village and asked fori ,lis pili'i'image through this trou a draft on Nevr York. ‘Don't keep’em," was the prompt ! reply: Don’t you do any business with New YorkV’ ‘No, sir.' *lMi*tth:it a little singular?" ‘I don't see it. When a bank lias got mortgages on every farm in the country, a lien on every mule which comes into town, and a lien on every stalk of c<7Vn and cotton for twenty miles around.' THE iroXAX IX BLACK. Yes, I have met her face to face. By “her,” I refer to the woman in black; she who of all women kills the quickest and surest. I saw blesome woild, regardless of tin* amount of present or expectant money in pocket or stored away i, ,, r . * , ill-, her in l?/4. and am one ot the in bank, it a conceded Jact we appear as our blood makes us, i lew who havesecn her, anti li\cd ami the purer the Mood, the hap • to tell the tale. My poor mother pier, healthier, p.eltier, ami wiser saw her and was soon numbered :lr °; 1 “' ,u ' t ’. Uu! : ,a , in . I Will, the dca.l. ler rogatory, *\-.ow is your olootl." With pure streams ol life giving :1m:<I cour-ing through our veins, WJint are you doing, my boy?’ plied the boy. with perfect I asked. *1 am getting dinner,* he replied, indifferently. •Why do you attend to that? Is there nobody in the place to cook for you?’ ‘Nobody.’ he replied, drily. •Where arc they all*?' I asked. •Who?’ The rest of the people belong hounding through our hearts am ploughing through our physics frames, our morals become better.) our const it lit ion stronger, our in My mother was dead and buried , j !12 r to the house? ! before 1 heard ol her illness. Ij ‘They are dead?" | received a written message from j i my little brother: Julius. It was) posit re. The. dreadful scenes through which he had passed had destroy ed all feeling. lie was an old man before he had ceased to be a child. That very day I took him to the headquarters of the sanitary committee in an adjacent village, and put him in charge of his rela- Jtlnrderuiis .ttnfafio Girls* Yv\ K S. Waller and his sister. Miss Jane Waller, have lived f.*r many year:* in a stalely old man sion on a farm situated about twenty live Hides from Ficdericks burg. Ya., near the little village of New Market, managing their farm, and depending solely for as sisliHiee about the house on Mary and Jenny Green, two mulatto girls, tire eider of whom is 18years of age, while the younger is but lives. They fumigated the poor 14. As servants, these girls were hoy and put new clothes on him. trusted implicitly, and in every He resisted with all his might. ! j instance they seemed to be worthy lu. bv .. .. . ... . , : of the contideucc reposed in them. I,cf " a « ,,t hke a l, S ?r ’ l,,t ! Besides. they had been reared •Are all tlieservants dead?" •Most of them are dead, lint some ran array.’ everybody win. value near him. ] what ill the thunder dues it want j udhi-tual facilities more acute and 1 <lon"t conic"home.’’ j ‘Why did you stay here? Why Twelve years have passed since ‘ ra the ey.-.s of Mr. Waller was suf- lo fool with New Yolk for?" j Grander, and men, women and Of course I returned home as i vou **o to our relatives?' filial drcadlul day, but nohodv ; ^^ieiit to guarantee llieir honesty. Cliestunts. The Manhattan Congregational Association went out sailing Tues day, says the Brooklyn Eagle.— Had the breeze I wen steady the run to Fire Island and back,could easily have been made, blit it lacked only two breaths of a calm on setting out, and the warm sun drove Dr. Pentecost to take off his coat, and the others to shrink un der the awning. A little cal’s paw cuffed the sail, and Dr. Iuger- soll movingly remarked: She moves, she stirs,she seems to feel The thrill of life along her keel. At this the wind laid the sloop’s hoiv almost under the water, and _.. ", , —: , children happier, healthier and so ,„, as possible. I was in de- •Thevrcfu Dr. J. \\ . Malro-’d, 11‘llggist, ! | .. 1 .. 1 - hasiost rereived a large lot ot lie ” 1 , , , , . ., I spair. I was not afraid of till 1 1 Were afraid * ■'iorrnri’s T" it.ii.va, ffeetidng l’uw- K ‘ ' ‘ ‘ w vholera. What had I, in mv state j ‘Then the dersj, the preparation tlr.'t has aeqni- unparalleled dilative powets, and ■ I red sr.rh reputation ‘hat it is rupidlv the iimnislakeahlc proof frum ‘*f mind, to dread, lu tact, 1 al-; premises exi 4 AIII> Powtlcr never vane-c A in 1 wf purity, strength «ml whole .•oiiiejiess. Mon? eront»i:iir;tl iJnin iJje or.liimry kinds and crinnoi Im* snl<l in t ..iiijietitioii with the multitude of low t, si. short weijrht. alum or jdiosj.ljate itowders. S»liI only in c ans. Koval Ba- kiiur I’owder Co., im» Wall -street. New York. m«v22-ly Enterprise & Api l> r unitn[teachable character! most prave»l for death. | and integrity, point with unerring lingoj- to J5. B. 15.— Botanic Bio* d Absolutely Pure« I n-.l reputation Ml ant IS rap. * j takimi the place of all others J«»r ('hoi- ; those I owner never vane*. A mar- J cra-Inl'antmi!, tlie Irritations of Teeth- ! , . ing. and the usual Summer trouble? | of children of anv age*, and tor tin . — , . , Eruptions ami So.vs iron, which the: fcalin—ns lar the best, the clicap- j little fid lows so often suffer. est, tiic quickest and the grandest j Teetbina aids Digestion, Regulates ami must powerful blood remedy ; the Bov. els, Sircngihens the child and I make. Teething e:*»y, and e- sts only I Al cents. Thousands of children arc j saved eve. v year by taking these Pow ders. Teelbilia is for sale at Whole sale and Retail, at the Ding Store <<: .1. \Y. SiWNFoitn. ociS-lv k - refused to see* me. ['raid of the cholera.’ icre is nobody on s except your* They j has ever seen him smile. Tin j indifferent, stolid Last Friday Mr rd quite a sum of vervshoji; ‘‘Mother is dead i * i i —— _ _ Association said, unanimously, “Chestnuts?"’ Then the members Waller receiv- | began to tell stories, ami by a eti- money, which lious coincidence, whenever an ( . i, ami the girls Uhl, moss-eoveretl narrative was the | lingeil with sadness, that was on were aware of this fact. About | brought to the surface the wind premises except vou; his face when I saw bi n at the 11 o'clock that night, when feeling I freshened. It therefore came -Nobody except Hector. I must lire in the stable yard, is on his j Mire Mr ‘ V ' :llk ''‘ " :,s asleep, | about that there was constant ap When I arrived in the vicinity | fcc u hinU J face to day. lie grew up tall and I lhe >’ .■ r “« l themselves | peals to the best memory in the handsome, and it is not impossi- srilSFlvl PTION TRICK Diuo-opv one ycar .... “ Eight months . . . “ Four months . . . ADVERTISING RATES •f ; 1.00 . :>o A dark subject: A dark man down a dark cellar, with a black eve and a dark lantern looking for a black cat. ever before known to mortal man, in the relief and positive cure ol Scrofula, Rheumatism, Skin dis . , i : musical, cases, ail taints ol blood poison,) Kidney com plain is, old ulcers and ; dumb and sii>nt of our village, I shuddered to see j ‘Why don’t yon stay in on every hand .signs of the dcsola i, ousc instead of camping lion that had been wrought ^V'liercf the with stout clubs anil ascendcil to company to keep the breeze going. | the old gentleman’s apartment. Dr. McLeod had already told the scourge. The church hells in j *1 don’t like to go into the eyes have beamed on ilie villages, at other times so i JO(ISC- Somebody died in ©very | they have not effaced noon, and ’ as : out j hie that gentle fingeft* have toyed ( As they entered the room Mr. ! about the tramp who, failing to ! with his curly locks and bright | W’a Her a woke, and seeing them I obtain nutriment at the house of a demanded angrily what w him, the morning want- j wealthy lady, went on all fours on ed. Without waiting to reply the j the lawn ami beg in eating grass, j | | girls lushed at him. Though The lady was called down to see j room. j dec p furrows that the woman ,n j aged, Mr. Waller was still an ac- this thing, and she asked him why ! I sat down ftn the box near the; black left upon his brow.— Texas-, live man, and springing from his he uid it. He replied that he had j sores, cancers, culai i h. etc. the grave itself. 1 he wheat iu fire, and little Julius turned his | SiJtitnjs. B. 15. 15. is only about three; the fields had ripened. The gol den grain had fallen to the earth i ° r un u,v OHV». * ••'* O o . . and sprouted again. There was’- *> —i - 1 years old—a baby m age, a giant ! in jiower—but no iviuedy in Amer ica can make or ever has made attention to roastijig the chicken | on the stick. The tlog began to One sipiaro, (ten lines or less) ^ , .->n 1 .ir in ike insertion lanns. ciii anti lirni*c Dr. J. II. For each subsc(pH»nt insert ion III ncrsoiifil waller double price. ! l.iniimnt li:i> fnr n ' obituaries-will Iks elmrged for as ■vustniit favorite h, oilier iiilvertisrmeiita. : Ailvertssenients insi'.rted witboul sivK-ilivation as to the lmnilK-r of in- motions, will ticimhlisheil tintiI "riler r | out, ami rliar^eil av<‘orclini:ly. All a'hfrtis.-iiionts line tvlu-n hand ed in. for u*-t* in siirli McLean's Vulcanic Oii ui:smv years liccn the iimi'y rcinc.lv. such a womlertnl siiowing in its | nobody to gather the rich harvest, magical powers in curing and en Wagons loaded with empty coffins lirclv eradicating the above com plaints, and gigantic sales in the •uid be moneyed monopolists. Letters from all points where 1 introduced are pouring in upon w an d summer: u . 8 ’*i* !,k "« ,u - its l,, "‘ lc81 » ,ra ' 8C - A i" rive coIXC EAST. itI\ Al. Sto)»s at 1'nion Springs. Kufanla. rntlihcrt. Dawson, itclwccn Moiit^ttm- itv ami Sniitliville. and will stop at all ir^ulai Stations oiisijrn.il. I'ot l Lain s I rain makes close con iim ii«*n with the Mmitjronicry A Macon Pa-sscnircr at cuihlte a. 1>. I’HEl.l’S, A guilt. J. J. WORSHAM. cLTiiiiEirr. ga. gWT" Ollicc over Postofileo. H'j.lH tf W. R. THORNTON, D E K T 1 S T . CUTHBEUT, GA o Sprm Samples for I8S6, FllOM WA XA .1/1 KElt. Call ami leave your Order for a New Suit with marll-ct C. N. SIMI’SOX. Jr. Calscm Finish Can bo painted over Walls and Ceilings. Covers every crack and looks better than I’aint, three-fourths cheaper and lasts as long. Don t rub off. Can re fer to parties who have used it. All colors. For sale onlv by It. E. TO< >MRS, Ji:., ct Druggist. Flour, S-igir, Calfas, Meats ar.d Syrup, At Bottom Figures, at feb 18 c t KIRKSEY' S, A gen t,. j were the only vehicles tu be j «>n the public highways. seen I l«»sL no tin ie in reach in: g my i native village. The nearer 1 a li ! proachcJ my drsti n ilion the inorc I was weighed down 1 >\ a drcadlul sense of desolation. White, fleecy clouds were drifting across the azure sky. My imagi nation transformed the clouds into weird shapes. To me they looked like troops of specters in three weeks before a happy, romp : >s the younger Sartoris is con white windin htrg scythes. sheets, Dru^s, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Sundries. OILS, SOAPS, ETC | Some say they receive more bene fit from one bottle ofi>. B. 15. than I they have hum twenty, tSiirty aud ' fifty and even one hundied bottles ; ot a boasted decoction of inert 1 and nou-mcdicinul loots and bran ches of common lore*t trees. Wc , hold the proof ill black and while, and we also hold the fort. Policeman’s Views. ! Mrs. M M. l*i nice, living at38 West Fair St.. AjJanta, Ga., has been troubled lor several months with an ugly form of catarrh, at tended with a copious ami often sivc discharge from both nostrils. Her system became so affected I here was an expression of in and reduced that she was confined tense weariness on his face. Aftci •ui bv* 1 111 my ii.mse lnr some timv, [ | ia ,| the gnle, lie aruuscil i and received the attention ofthree ... . i o , .... . ... ii. i himself :*nd called out: i phYSicians. mul used a dozen bot- ,• lies ..rail vxli iisivvly a«lvvrl. S v,l | ‘"'V lu n yon S ct lo KisrIv.i. stop I I.loo.l ivinvily, all vvilhuiit Hit- a moment al tlie Silky mansion I least benelit. | an<l tell Silky, Uiat my wife, who Sliv linaliy eommenveil Hie nse • js hu , vi | c "s sister, is ileail.” i of B. B. 15. with a decided iin 1 , , , , . „ 3 , . I nodded an assent, and dro\c | [»n»vemcnt at once, and wik-ii ten I bottles had been used, she was en- " n - 11 waa not ,on « lK,fl,rc 1 nul paw tlu ground with his forefeet. ‘Down, Hector!" exclaimed the liny, angrily, ‘we don’t want any more graves. We have had enough of them. •Do you think—T •Yes, Hector knows beforehand wlivn anybody is going l<> ffie.’ | England. Here, according to all There was a painful silence for accounts, she is treated as a sort a few minutes ami then I remark- of poor relation. Two rooms are etl: •He will not have to dig many A Tillable .Story. Washington, July 1J.--A rela tive of the Grant family in this city is authority for the statement that the married lile of Neliie Grant-Sal im is is far more hit milialing aud unpleasant than has yet been made public. Mrs. bartons mak’s her home with her bed lie seized the elder and would been living on it for three days.! ! have disarmed her had not the She said: *T never give anything I j other hit him over the head with to those who apply for it, butyour \ her club and knocked him sense L*ase is remarkable. Jane, you j less to the Hour. They belabored may take him around to the back ids senseless form with blows tin yard; the grass is longer there.’’ til believing that life was extinct, I Then he relatod tlie anecdote of they left him to search for Miss the country parson whose congre- Waller. Rushing into the old la- gation gave him an alleged horse, j dy’s room, they dragged hei When the parson drove over to •creaming from her bed, and with visit his father, the old gentleman He said . one savage blow from a club laid ! asked him what it was. husband s lathci, in thenoi th ol i j lt . r senseless. Then they beat j it was si horse; not a nice horse, her about the head until the blood but a horse; as good a horse as gushed forth m streams, aud uu set aside foi the use of herself and their children and their meals furnished, hut nothing else isgiv niorc graves.’ en to them by either the husband Mv brother, whom I had left, or Mr. Sartoris. So far, ir.decd carrying j n ^ talkative child, did not reply, but kept on the lire. I placed my j corned, it is said that he has not contributed a pi nny hand on his curly, blonde locks, know u fact that for a and said: As I passed the country house of a gentleman, Mr. Nasay, with whom 1 was well acquainted, I saw him leaning over the gate. j__ w |, eu <{j c i ou r mother die?" He stared at me without the, .j don't know he replied, in the slightest sign of recognition.) sam e indifferent tone of voice.’ I support for years. It is a well couple of: , his master rode into Jerusalem, til all vestige of her features were , After a further study of the archi- litcrally beaten out of recognition. ' lecture of the animal the old gen- SatUlied that both their vie- j tieman said: ‘*Yes, I guess its thus were dead, the girls secured ; fie same one.” about $330 in money and lied.— | I)r. Ingersoll made this contri Several hom'd later a colored boy, 1 billion: “1 met a man out West oneoftfie teu-nts on the farm, j who told me that lie was horn in pres- place of his nativity was Iowa. I)r. Pentecost—Whom did he uat lie lias not XX \ IX \ V passing the mansion observ Massachusetts but that the y to his mfe s ed that the door w as open aud 1 ent place of his nativity was : years prior to Gen. Grant’s death open stopped to investigate. On enter ing tlie limisu he discovered the j say that to? •My poor little brother tell me remittances of money were regu larly sent to Nellie to provide her can’t keep the run of the days. It seems to me that it was a long time ago.’ •Why didn't yon let me know in time to come In the funeral? Dr. Ingersoll—To mo. Dr. Pentecost—A man said that fcFFK E West Side Kiil»lic over 15. L. Dunn's store. srpi.irc. | ■ fel.l 7-tv 1 E. TO(!M 15S*. Jr.. Dniirjri* ‘Where are von yin"?" I asked. ‘1 am "oir.:r to iiilonn Mrs. L4f -IJKf The product of Fociitekx Gaj.i.ons of Uic host Mineral W atcr m Hie World Kvap<»rateil to a Mass. A Gift of Nature, not a Patent Medicine. The finest Tonic and Appetizer known. Cures Dyspepsia wl In- (!i"i stion. Ileadaelies, Chronic- Diarrlm-a, ( lulls and 1‘ereis. ( .lUii I h. :u,d all Throat and Nasal Alfeetions, Serot.da an.l Evzema. IDk «na Anionorrluen, Menorrlnur.a, I.emnrrlium and.all K.«r,U Weakness. Diseases of the Crinary Organs, < l.olera Inlantiui < U It gave her an appetite, and in creased her strength rapidly, and I cheerfully recommend it as a quick and cheap tonic and Blood Nasay that her sister has ju>t Purifier. J. W. Glokk, Policcma n. Atlanta, January 10, j senseless and bleeding forms of! ; Mr. and Mis> Waller ami inline ! , . , 'diately rushed r«» gi*e the alarm, to me in Kansas twenty five years jM it and ciiiidien with clothing ; |jy 5 od fi.ck in the morning the 1 a^o. and ollici useful articles. \\ hen j w fi 0 i t . i,,,, IumkI w as amusc‘1 “Chestnut,” decided the modc- 1 the Gencial became impoieiisheR :ir ,,[ hundmis of people iiocked rator, Dr. 15ehrends. through the rascality of Ferdi-. , w llu ;. ol; , C| M,. WaJKr was re I Dr. Pentecost: “Talking about nano W aiil, the gieatest 1 e«gie». I to ohim ituisncss, and j busy mm. who leave their homes lie is said to ha\e expressed was ! tfiough in a \crv pucaiious con early and get hack after dark, and Unit his po\eilj would prevent qiijon, was able to describe briel never see their children, a man of him liD») inrlficf assisting Nellie j v llie occui 1 dices ol the night. ; that sort was hurrying away one w ho was practically suppoi ted b\ p arl p. s Wcu . instantly organized 1 morning when lie found that his Funerals! who lafksnf funerals? ; »»•« bounty. AL the members ol , aUi [ the scarcli for the two girls . little boy had got up before him! the Grant family w ho still con I wsls undertaken will! ardor. The ; and was playing on the sidewalk, j Sheriff immediately notified tlie i He tobl the child to go in. Child authoj iiies ol the ;>• joining towns wouldn't. Man spanked him and 1 as Well as the police of Richmoml | went to business Cliild went m uid Wa>inngton, so that there is; howling. The mother said, 4 W lints ity lliiit llicgi. Is can | the matter?" ‘Man hit me.’ blub )ci \ seaicii lias been unsuccessful, and The coachman took the coffin on , .. , ,, , , . . .. , tribute to lfie support 01 Airs, bar Ins shoulder and earned it to the lo|U a|1(| l | le L .],,M, c . n , have urged family vault. , yirs. Sartoris lor years to sepn- Tears rolleit do'vn my cheeks , rate from her husband and return ! i ly cured ol all symptoms of ca- 1 the coachman of llic Silky family, j ;in( j f t .n U j, on Die Iiot coals and lo America. Jl is said that Mrs. 1 jj U | c [o.diald!it j larrh. He was on liorsehaek. ! s]lc3 ! Grant made stieli a reipicst only a j escalM! . As \ • ■=■ - - ’ - .. .. : few months ago, after hearing of, Don l cry, said the child ill however, tlie . hcred the youngster. ‘What man?’ 1 ‘That man that slays here Sun- •‘Gheslnnt yourself,” sharply rc- died.’ some fresh indignity on Sartoris* j so far . w cau p c ascertained the 1 days.’ gruff voice. ‘Let us act like men. l)art . but the daughter rephed , cu | |Jl lls , laVc nol 1h ^ u scci1 ^ come* what may.’ 1 that she wmild nol entertain such ■ ^ JC u joJit [/receding she r<#bb©iy.! tabated Dr. Ingersoll. however j There were stories about Joe of age. fuse to sustain relations of any; *\\ hat has become of our coac * l .fi ar; , c i i . r with her family if these j uuc n 11:11. may. m.tt.uv.ui... j tlie ingot preceding !fic And this boy was only 12 years :l pi’oposiiion a moment, and add* It, is generally believed, “ indignaniIy that she would re- Lil . lL Ull . y a*s«l not gd » A IJnok of IVondcrsj Five. Ail who desire full information about the cause and cure of Blood Poisons. Scrofula and Scrofulous Swell in j I delivered my message to the coach in an. ‘In that case I might as well , nan Klapka? I know that he did importunities did not cease. not run away. way, Imp- on some straw, dytn I went into tlie stable, and there in*l. go back,’ remarked the coachman, in a matter of fact sort of a as if nothing unusual had c , * pencil, adding: ‘As they both are , l leers, bores, hfieuma- 1 ’ = J . {,, dead they can tell ca a iu the next world,’ and turning Meanwhile, Sartoris is racing He is in a corner ol the stable, ;, * K,ut Lngland, spending the mea gre allowance his father gives lmn among comjianions of his own The reports which reach lism, Kidney■ Complaints, (’atafrli. dead they can tell each other so [ a y the faithful old family servant.; here from New York, say that Sar etc., can sec in copy of our !> ; Book of Wonders, filled with the out of the ! Cook, St. Asiph and oilier absent j coiiniy inso shott a time, and ) member*, and if a reporter hadn’t; ihatiiiey are hiding in the woods. ; been along Some of the ministers If lin y are captured liny arc j would have gone in swimming, likely to he hung from the first! but as bathers they were afraid available tree. While the search ’they would not look well in the w.is in progress, however, the newspaper, and Lliey had no other phvMcians had been striving vain- bathing suits. Iy to restore Mis»s W ullcr, but. — - ^ Euchred by a Cow. . tn.ii> 0.11 ; xvInk* tfiev succeeded in discover y mail, tree, a iu the next world, aud turning The color of his face was a bluish tons has been absent from * l,s j j ni r siirrus t »r it was evident' ‘One of our hardest experiences p.i"c Illustrate*! l,| s horse he rotle slowly liavk. an.l lie n-aa skivering as it »"ilc since last sprmji. an*l that (I ^ t jj er j,,;.,,-'j I’rief $1 00 fur Lar"ii Size Buttle; 50 vents for Small Size Buttle.! mos (, wonderful and 11’ he should not have it. and will n”" : nnmrever before knuR a. nail. -------- startling Mack, and he was At length I reached my parents* J f rom to fi[ Ask vmir druggist for it. , , , she hears from him only 1 he ohl man, «!•*, |lllerV;|U _ house, an.l was surrounded bv |, a d fnimvrlv served as a hussar.) — —— - injuries at rare a |- lu ,. liugerin" until to day slit! died. Mr. W aller may the scenes of my boyhood. There j hail fol ^ ht manfully against the. Samuel and Lucinda. ' ^ry severe nature, was no hurrying to the gate to . SCOH ,.„ e . Two weeks previously. | One of the waiters at the hotcH p 0il \i une j. { . meet me. no waiving of handker- w -i,cn l,e felt the cramps in his j in Grenada, Miss., told us that a| — —- chiefs, no signs of weleo DICKEY'S 1’AINI.ESS EYE WATER c ures weak and Inflame*] j b0 ' lUl 1 ’ '' V windows did not greet Eves in a few hours without pain or .Huger. The best Eye atcr .» well behave,1 ami well cultivated l Uicir fricni „ for t , r Oidv “5 cents per bottle. Ask for it. Have no, ., a uh lor nearlv sixty years, lwol ‘ ", t lie M orhl. 1 «ice, Onl.t mcini. J c - _ n r, rl ‘ e tors. I 1 ... . . r ,o ; covered by the sh.utters. prove in the army,’ writes a correspon dent. ‘was the constant longing after home rations. Wc wanted order it i hen address the proprietors and it will be scut by mail, i a,id less, BLOOD BALM CO. postage paid. _ _ j Juh"^-H . ^ ^ Atlanta, Ga. F40 CURE, NO PAY ! The garden of Albeit Smtlli in ... DICKSY & ANDERSON, Proprietors, And Manufacturers of the above Komcdies, Bristol lei l-’or sale by J. W. Staxi‘oki*. nn. unrlS 1 v YOU WILL * YT THE The most complete Stock of Goods m thatpugoi Line ever before offered in Cuthbert. find there about three hundred Bedsteads, ranging from $7.00 to $L>.00. weeks f«5)0 an area of 38 square j feet rose 3 inches above the nor-j mal surface in a single night, and 2 inches more during the day. Tlie next morning it was 7 inches ; above the snrmmding land. This yeast-like process has been going) on until now'the spot is 3 feet higher than llie rest of Lhegarden and slid rising. A Cornell profes- s going to visit tlie eccentric and explain the phenome non. recover, but his injuries are of , Wushinyton m,lk » butter, vegetables, light bread, eggs, etc. At one time * i our commissar}* issued to us five ; chiefs, no signs of welcome. Tl*<> j fo*.^ he tied cord tightly around i cobired wedding was coining off j ‘My dear, how soon can you gel ralions iu fi., r(1 Uck> a i ong me with | |jj 8 j e g S a t, 0 ve the knees, and thus i that evening, and several white I rca< / t° uio.cr : with the information that we must they were ; s ^ 0 pj, e( ^ ^| lc c ii C ulalion of the people went over to the house | Mo\e. ^*'3 Hubby, aie 3 0U ; | Da te tfie supply last us into Nash- dread disease. It seemed as if lie ; designated to w itness the affair. d 0,n 2 ■"*” a ) •' ville.’ N"o door opened as my carriage j lia( , carric(1 lll0 t | nv> for Hie Ti,.i..™.v«..r.i B SMllv.i*v.lii..l ‘Y'cs, dear. I .*-ee the papers! drove up. There did not seem to symptonls j e f t him. the 1 The bap[»v couple finally stood lip j 1LS ’ tltai * 1 " lt ' tul *. ! ‘Tretty soon after, while on the ' i >• ,, . - , * • j snv there is $00,000,000 lying idle '. . , . , . T , . , before tlie minister, who said: - . - ° j march, J thought I would do a , ! in the New York banks.’ ‘Well!’ be a living human being on tlie j ‘Kven the cholera can’t clown j ‘Samuel, 3-011 an" Lucinda ami premises. A lace appeared abo\e| 0 jj p;j a j,ka," he said, boastfully, * shortly to be jined together. Docs 1 the fence of our next doer neigh- ^ut he was mistaken. The cholera ; V ou desire to back out?’ | There j ‘No, sail.’ of il { tondi-. ‘How am it wid vou, Lucinda?! ^ 03, how? Yonaic not go j Does you want to flunk afore dese j in S u > rob the banks, I hope.’ brave, 1 ycr white folks'?" A\ ake j ‘No, sail." Don t. ‘Den yon two liitch hands.’ They hitched. * bor. It was \oung J alios lvazi. j him down at last. He started at me stupidly but j JC j a y j a a semi comatose said nothing. | tion/ ‘Good morning. Jahos. , ‘Klapka!" I exclaimed, ‘H’m,’ he grunted, as lie turned ; honcstf Miliala Klapka! aw a 3-. ‘I walked You w price from *1- to ^.>0. ln j An Kuii to Bone Scraping, i K>lwanl Shepherd, of Harris I up! I’ve come to see you. through the J ari ‘ - Tyon know mef With a great effort he opened ; ‘Samuel, does you take her for little foraging. I found a Tennes see cow, a nice looking brute, and ‘Well, I am going to have some . j (lccidc ,, t0 try for some milk. I approached, and—well, she wouldn’t quite—sol coaxed and approached again to draw milk— ■ no—not yet. So thinking to bribe her, I gave her a hardtack. She appropriated that very readily. ‘No. I am going to open a ho- 1 tel in Canada.’—Chicmjo A tor*. i A woman in Bradford, 1’unn., Bureaus and Dressing Cases from Washstamls from «.*» »« * 2 -‘°0- Marbletop Tables from 0 tl) | Wood Top Tables from $ 1.2a to ^J- 00 - Kitchen Safes from (dE2.) ’n^'- 00 - Spring Beds from ifl.T.i to )f6.00. Mattresses from $3.25 l*'$EoO. (.'hairs front 50 cents to lfb.y'0. ]!7bv7"arrii.gVlVom|5.00to $18.00. pictures, Picture Frames, Mouldtiig 4 Hats, Fictnre tord and Naiis. ,. , Electric Bitters are sold at fifty : Ge was sitting on the ground in * i ■ - nnrl a "i-rat many nice things, which 1 rt . ri(s ;l bottle, and Bueklcn's Ar front of the small fire trying to Pole Cornices ol nice designs, . * ^ ^ ^ ^ w ;n i, c constantly ! nica galvc at 25e per box by J. j broil a chicken on a slick. By Call at any time, a friend The same deathlike stillness pre vailed. I tried to open the doors, | llistyes . A gray shadow flitted j !, c tter but in vain. They were all lock while sowing a button on her bus I and I thought she was really a j band's vest was instantly killed j little lamer—not quite yet—gave r or wuss? Ain you gwine to liy a lamp explosion. Moral—Let husbands sew on their own but burg. III., says: “Having received | 0,11 ,B va,n ‘ Am T wwe ““ tuL ” ; across .his dark face. Probably ,!c far thing by dis yere gnrl, I si, much benefit from Electric ed I called aloud, but there wfls , it was intended for a smile of re- wlins’ladder was killed on de rail- tons. \ Bitters, I feel it m # v duty to let no answer. A vvhitc cat came (.nernition. He raised his !iand as j road up oigh Jackson? suffering humanity know it. Hay© ; ou t 0 f t[] C stable, looked at me ; . .. if to make a military salute. He | '* tried to stagger to his feet but the ’lie fell : s C ‘Yes, sab.’ An Associated Press dispatch ]savs: ‘From returns thus far ie- “iceivcl, it is believed that the had a running sore on my leg fo ‘" i curiously and passed on as eight years: my doctors told me J j . ! would have to iiavc the bone scrap-; surprise*! to see mo. ; cramps seized him, and lie fell j seriousness ot" dis opportunity? | who! f)f Wasliin-ton Territory ■ ed or leg amputated. 1 used, in I 1 here was a peculiar smell ol a (rain nn the straw. 1 look j ‘Yes, sail.’ I , . . . .. , ! stead, three bottles of Electric | cooking in the air, and going j v_“. ! .. . .. o._ | ««• earned prohibition. Bitters aud seven boxes Bucklen s through the stable in to the yard, my bottle of cholera medicine out I -Ami you gwine to slick to Sam- ! Arnica Salve, and my leg is now I sound and well. ’ : Ot" I saw my young brother , Juli £I *’-j closed, but he seemed to know f nn- pocket. His eyes were 1 uc l clem frew to de judgment day,; There is just about humility 1 or am vou •nvine to trifle around enough in the whole world to sup- her another hardtack—tamer yet, but again she eluded me; but I had her so near coaxed that I knew I should succeed, and I gave her another hardtack. I so-so bossic so so hossied in my gentlest and most seductive notes, anil thought each moment the next I'd get her. Anti thus that brute of a Tennes see cow fooled with me until she had my very last morsel of hard v ill be shown wiih pleasure by Ibo on hand to serve his friends an.l patrons. ,, - iln*. and hearty welcome tor all. 1 \V. Stanford. : fijs side was our house <lo^ — ♦ j A Chicago landlordsliotoneofi 1 " 1 "- I his boarders for joking about his •Julius! i butter, llis interference was u..-| The boy looked up, recognized aid the butter • mc *' liands, but he did not smile or show anf indication of being glad to sec me. 1 looked at ' him more attentively, and per- a wonderful change There was a neculiar look of age about him. Hcc ,V greeting and hearty MailUgOr. ()et.ol»erl n-et-. V Q 0 . itiLAilAiU9 jeweler*, ( ty V- ■WATOHMAKBB * A OUTIT15ERT, Cr ^-, Respectfully solicits the patronage o LLp.S public S‘it ^faction given, and work glial’- Soliuu lc is sweet, but it is sweet-! Between his eyes were three deep necessary. It is s:l was strong enough to lake its own part. The .Iansrn. of a malarial atmosphere I ; vei , l |,., t mu\- be averted it you will oycaMoiiallx j L of I>r. J. IL Mt-Lean s Hoinu o- j j ia( ] taken place, jver and Kidney Pellets. ly what I was doing, for he opened j nrtcr odder t imteed. live 17 cl J. C. Graham, At 6io:c of E-. Al- Allison. • when you have somebody to en I perpcr,.]ici.tla.v lines, or, rather, joy it with you- 1 lurrows. his blue mouth. I poured in a few drops an*l it seemed to do him good. Then he shivered all over, and I heard a hoarse, crowing sound. It was the death rattle. He fell back and died, dreaming that he had drunk brandy. He finished his dream on the other side of tlie dark river. 1 could not repress my tears at : the death of the laitbful old ser vant. ■Hector was right,’ I said, re turning to the lire, ‘Klapka is dead.’ ‘I told you tlte dog knew it,’ re size gwine to stick. ‘Den, clul’cn, in de presence of | going to do? dese yere white men from the Nort, one of whom subscribed two bits yesterday to help build up de meetin’ house that was blown dowu by de sigliclone, 1 denounce you as bitched, jiued an’ mur'd cordin’ to de law an’ gospel. Now , . . , „ tack ami I had not the first drop Ply one man with what he »eed.| ofhermilk . SUeU „, bcen fl irUn t and. pray, n hat are the jest of us w j t j, , n0 alll j j wag ouch red.-—Chi carjo Ledger. “Those who use our goods arej 'X'| 1(; Valdosta Times says that very much attached to them, is ; a bear went into Bob Moore's mel what a porous plaster company advertises. w • A lightning rod which docs not go "long an’ behave yerselves!"— I godown intotlieground farenough Detroit Free Dress. j to reach perpetual moisture is worse than no rod at all. “Papa,” said a little five year old poiuling to a turkey gobbler strut ting around in a neighbor’s yard “ain’t that red-nosed chicken got an awful big bustle?” A young man or an old one cith er who takes a grass widow to be a green one,will find himself great ly mistaken. on patch several nights ago and destroyed a number of melons. The next day the neighbors galli ered up all tlie dogs in the neigh borhood and sought bruin, but found him not. While on the hunt 51 r. C. G. Scruggs had a dog bitten by a rattlesnake. At last accounts the dog was still alive, but the hunters made short work of the rattler. The Tramp’s Xorel Expedient. ‘Beating one's way on the pas senger trains is not an easy thing to do on the Pacific roads,’ said a traveler from the West, ‘but du ring my last trip I saw a moat novel expedient employed bjr a tramp. Early one morning, wlied we were pretty well up in the mountains, I got up and dressed and took a chair out on the plat form l'or a breath of fresh air. Presently the train stopped at a water tank and I jumped down to the ground to stretch my legs a moment. As I walked up ahead I was surprised to hear a snore. 'Can it be possible,’ I thought, •that there is anybody who ean snore loud enough to be beard through tlie double floor of a sleep ing car!’ The snoring seemed to como from under the coach, and so I resolved on a closer look. Bending down, I glanced under the body of the car, and saw there a scene which struck me as being about the oddest I had ever wit nessed. Tn a hammock, which he had evidently stolen from some door yard in California, laj‘ a tramp sleeping soundly and snoring noisily. The hammock was swung under the car, close to the floor, and one leg of its occupant hung out and trailed rather close to the ground. In that queer bed his trampship had bcen rid ing ail night, without ticket of berth check, aud with no fear of being compelled to join in $2 all round for tlie benefit of the por ter at the end of his journey.- ‘lie rode some City miles fur ther before he was discovered and bounced, and then strode oil iu search of food and to wait un til night before resuming his jour ney under another palace ear.’ Sharpers Who Got Left. There is a sharper's game which has been played for the last hun dred years, and as tlie turning point ia avarice, the game works VJ times where it fails once. Two sharpers set out a few weeks agtt to play it on a Wayne county far mer. One of them came along one day and wanted to buy the farm. As the farmer wanted to sell, it was quite easy to strike n bargain. The price was to I.e $1,000 cash, and the man handed over $250 to hind the bargain. Within two days a stranger came along and wanted the farm. He wanted it so bad that he couldn't stand still He found indications of coal,natural gasand coal oil, and lie was willing to give $0,500 for the place. The idea was of course, that the far mer would be awful sick of his first sale and seek to buy the man off. It would pay liim to offer the man $1,500 to release him. The second stranger was only out of sight when the first one turned up again. llis mouth watered over the prospect, but not for long. The farmer explained that lie had bcen offered more, and added,— ‘But I don’t care for money. The $4,000 is enough for me, ami its all the old farm is worth. When you are ready to pay the balance we’ll make out the pa pers.’ The purchaser offered to release him for $1,000 dollars—$700— $500—$300, but the farmer didn't want to be released. He bung !•» the bargain money, and he’s got it yet, while the pair ot sharper* rave ami gnash their teeth every time they think of the thickness* of his skull. she ‘Who’s the new boarder over the way?’ asked Mrs. Bluff of her husband. ‘I don’t know,’ he replied. ‘He's a nice looking man,’ continued. ‘Y'es, very nice looking?* ‘Is he married?’ ‘No.’ ‘IIow do you know?’ ‘Oh, I know.* ‘I t bought you said yon didn't know him.’ ‘I don't,’ ‘Then how do you know he isn't married?’ •I heard him singing, ‘Heaven is my home.’ as I came by last night.—Pecks Sun.' One and two dollar United States treasury bills will again be come numerous as a circulating medium. Congress baving directed the issue of several million of each denomination. “I saw an angel in an ecstasy last night.” said a Salvation Army- man. “I’d have given an X t«» see that rnyselt.” remarked John Caution.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Cuthbert enterprise and appeal. (Cuthbert, Ga.) 18??-1888, July 29, 1886, Image 1