Cuthbert enterprise and appeal. (Cuthbert, Ga.) 18??-1888, April 28, 1887, Image 1

Previous Issue Next Issue

Clip Visible Area View Page Text View PDF

Newspaper Page TextCuthbert Enterprise and Appeal. RY JAS. W. STANFORD. “Independent in All Things—Neutral in Nothing.' TERMS $1.00 IN ADVANCE. VOL. VII. CUTIIBERT, GA., THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1887. NO. 15 Enterprise & Appeal. st’BSCUIlTiON rWCK One ropy one year .... “ Six months . . . “ Three months . . Mail R*ad>rbrUNlr. PAY l»A**KSOF.It. goim# west. Arrive I 2:AM r. m. c;olN«; KAnT. Arrive M’M r. m. • FLOKIH V A WKSTEKN P IftSBSWKK. I l.OlXG WE*T. Arrive 4:04 a. Jf.i «OIX«: E\HT. Arrive 10:3i I. m. St.*n« at Union Spring". Knfaula. Cutkbett. Dawson, between Montgom- erv and Smitbvilhr. K,*rt Caines train makes rln«e con nection with the Montgomery A Matron Passseiig *r at cuthbert. b D. PHELPS. Ag»nt. POWDER Absolutely Pure. QUICKEST TIME | WITH THROIHH PULLMAN BI FKETCAR ATLANTA TO NEW YORK, Ten-. * mLm Rente*. _ ordinary kinds and cannot be sold i»; j “ “ j competition with the multitude of 1 >w j : .—. -I _l of pj| 0 ^pl, a t e , X. Y. KXFHKS*. ttOt*TE. Leave Macon. K T, V A d daily 2 lo p in teat. *h«ri weight, alum powders. Soldonlvin rails. I^ave Atlanta Arrive Rome Arrive Dalton, Arrive Knoxville, Arrive ttiiitd, Arrive tin moke. S Si Arrive She. June S V K U Arrive Wa^h’gt’n HA <» It K” Arrive Baltimore BA l* U U “ Arrive Phlladeliihia. I* It H ve New York n 40 pm . king Powder (.*<> * 35 p m ! York. f» 50 p m j m m ^ 1 40 ,m j Col. A. S. B.ilord Rornl Ha- j 100 Wall Street. New i mav22-lv 1 First Love. I remember Meeting vou, In September Sixtv-two. Wr were eating. Doth of u*. And the meeting Happened thus: Accidental. < »n th* road ; Sentimental Episode. I wi* gushing. You were shy; You were blushing, fso was I. I was smitten * So were you. ( All that’s written Here is true.) Any money? Not a hit. Very funny. Wasn't it? Voww were plighted Then and"there, Ilow delighted Two hearts were. But your father. To lie sure. Thought it rather Premature. And your mother. Strange to say, Was another In the way. What a heaven Vanished then! You were seven. I was ten. dispslches recalls to mind ihe famous robbery of a similar char acter which occurred on the lines of the present Central railroad system in the fall of 1X65. At that time there were bu few negroes at work on the rai ,1 A (.range Speech in Banks Count/, this great avocation. I want to Editor Gantt, ot the Banner- see nur college turn out Professors Watchman, was called upon for a of alraiglil furrows ami confer speech a few days ago at a Grange degrees hq the hoy who can carry meeting in Hanks county, lo which the most hay seed in his hair, he replied in his usual facetious The Banner Watchman is on the style, which elicited milch amuse side of the farmer, ll it wasn’t ment lo those present. The fol for them we wouldn’t know how lowing is ^correct and impartial to run our paper. They keep us 1 report of the speech as furnished in locals by laying on nur office his paper hy a correspondent who , table abnormal eggs, deformed 1 was present: j vegetables, three legged young "Ladies and Gentlemen: Gran- j chickens, big enrs of corn, early gerism is not my forte—I ain not cotton squares, and every oilier | a horny-handed son of toil; but, j unusual species of the vegetable my friends, I have devoted a and animal kingdom. But I have gnat dral ol my valuable lime to already spoken longer than I in read irig up on forming and am ! tended. In fact, the call was ea- ’ proud to he given this occasion I tirely unexpected on my part, and : to unload my agricultural wisdom. I was totally unprepared lo make j leading out of Macon, but the jfCheers.] They will tell you a speech.” j task of finding out why was not I that raising cotton is the curse ol ' The orator then look his seat!so easy as it would be now. It the country, an I guano is what | amid the must tumultuous ap- j was plain to the officers of the ails Hannah. From this rostrum, plause. ; road that there was considerable ' 1 brand the statement as false - Over Twenty Tears Ago. J been stolen from a car in the The great railroad robbery as;yard, and among them was an reported in tbe Associated Press 1 odd shoe of a certain numlierand make. Capt. Brantly went lo At lanta and after much difficulty found a quantity of the stolen goods, among them some shoes which were identified as being a portion of the lot in Macon by the first slice found. Tbe shoes roads, except about the freight j bad been sold by one of the traia dejMils and yards. The crews on j uien. ail the freight trains were while i ll was also developed that tnem- uicb. ami railroading in those ' licra of the gang did col always •lavs was not so systematic as ' use the keys to unlock the cars sow. Al the lime mentioned the | in the Macon yards. This, per claim list began lo swell to rnor : haps, was because there was s Bass proportions. There were I constant watch on their inovr- A Burglar’s Letter te the Press. The Alliens Banner Watchman of Saturday contains the fallow iog letter, which it says is a gen nine document and postmarked Brunswick. The writer* is sup posed to be one of the parly re cenlly operating m Athens and vicinity: •'AXYiTHin*. April 7. 1857.— Editors Banner Watchman: Per haps you would like to know why theresreso many burglars in the land, and I being one of that pro fession will enlighten you. Must all of us are mechanics who sre oat of work and cannot get work to do. It is easy for the man who Tiial *•»« many Years* ago, Don't let xnr- Bodv knun'. i* i.*» a m I vu1, n - *■’ imiiih'i "f Richmond,: 11 45am ; one «>f Ihe ieatlinv railroad mag | s :w pm. _ , , . t * i in:tO|> in ; tiHioa of tlie 8<»utli. i* spending a: }} Al’ ]> !" ' short time in New York. He i , •• ■ ’ a ni , Body know. -Ano.v. * 7 oo a in aided in develop : ng the railroad; m m m — at low rate* facilities of the South immediate-; *ud Ihe Paper*. Iv-after the war. He is tall and ! L’«J. Lamont. the President** slender, with a hatchet face, and ! private secretary, is passionate!* J f,, F h \oKi^ ARan 1 - 51 typical Southerner in his j fond of newspaper reading When A rrive Virginia Spring* all op«*n- Kxeumati rate* l-»wer than ever. ur rail A t la n- Dihtrict i , a*>en- ’ . . : What we want is an. improving j variety of cotton—a stalk that! ; will produce a 600. yea, and 800 ) or a 1.000 pound hale of cotton i instead of a 400 pound bale varie ! ty of the staple; and guano that i will wcijjh 10,000 pounds to tbe ion, instead This can only lie accomplished j by intensive farming, and by im proving v*»ur seed. Go into\om j cotton fields, my Granger friend*. Woman. The primary meaning | stealing going on, but who were of the word woman, is. by some, said to be woe unto man. The correct j la, or i h v*. N. K nigh r. triir Awnt, Atlanta. K B. \V. WHEN’S. (Jf.imtl I**isse:»(/rr insrlX-lf Ksoxviu.*. Te»k. Brunswick & Western Railroad. Tv Tv .Route! ou MlLK^ SIlOKi LU THAN ANA OTHER ROUTE BETWEEN W A Y (’ ROSS «& \ LB A N Y. ‘ manner. The Verdict I nnuiiuoN*. , W. I). Stilt. Druggist, Hippu*. ! I ml., testifies: **I ran lernniiuetid | Electric Hitter* a** the very best ; remedy Every bolt I given relief in every man took six bottle j cured of Rheumatism of 10 •ver he has t little spare time lor ounging he can pretty surely be .•ounted on to pul it in a big easy meaning is. woe uulo the man who; doe* not honor, resjiect and love ' woman. The woman hat a niit- j -, vr . . *ion to perform, a noble mission.; 2.600 pound*, j r , : I o iMipulaie the world and elevate • , , , , , , . . , , . ; sltal at the tune, and lit detailed the standard of morality and , , . . , , . . ' • Meve Melton. (now in Jackson chastity u* her mission. , ... . , \ . .. _ . ville Fla..) the lalt W illiam Wry« A man is not capable of under i ... .. . . . * , ! and the late 1 homas Knight dep . . i i * . i. standing woman thoroughly, and ... , and select seed only horn stalk* . title* to work ia the case under ; , , , , , . i , bn hi* blindness he (ails to spore- , # ... .. that produce the largest aize bale., .... the direction of Capt. W. . - r ... : nate her as he should. ' . , . t and sow not a hill of fertilizer* .... Brantley, the treasurer of the shortages rrporle»i on all the lines j uier.ta. The yard master located ; is doing well to talk ami say we a barrel of whisky, for instance, j could get work if we wanted to, in * car. Thai night a hole was! let him try it and he will And he bored through the bottom of the ! is mistaken. It is steal or starve, car and into the barrel, and the j and I, like the rest of mankiud, whisky was carried off in buckets, j prefer to steal. The day has ar Of the thirteen men arrested j rired when a man without money nine were sent to the penitentiary, or friends cannot get work to do. Howell Cobb, Judge Jackson, and | ‘If you want to stop tramps and a number of leading lawyers ol burglars, let the government es the Stale were engaged in the de- j tahliah factories and work shops, fense. Harris «fc Hunter, of Ma ; and give all employment who con, were employed_to assist the want to work. Then when a man Solicitor General in the prosecu j j, found loafing send him to the lion.—Macon Telegraph. chain gang. If this is done you ! will see but Jittlc crime in the i land. How do you expect a man 1 to be honest when his wife and <tbe tnieves was the question that | troubled the officers for nearly three months. Hundreds and hundreds ol dollars' woith of good* were short, and *tinally it became necessary lo make a de lermined effort to find the thieves. Col. J- B. Cumming was mar , char i a ne with his face hidden behind j *iltr*ul first picking out the best r*paper. There is nothing Id lia* i l*^ e * belter than * big pile of ! and strongest guano seed, [(.'lies j« W omen, iu the spheres of uioth or. wife and sister, rule case. One I newspapers, an easy chair, uud a and was pair ol slippers when he wants a , .. \ rars little solid comfort. He never landing. Abi aliam Hare, drug . smokes, out tin* doe* not detract “The th ; gi>t. Bcllville. Ohio, affirm*: best sriluig medicine I liave ever j S handled in my 20 year*’ ex peri | ol his read in «*nce, i* Electric Billers.’’ Tlioti ’ | l<? , hut this east from the spell*. enj*v ment W henrvrr «n»l * of others have added their On and after Suiniav. Nov. 14th. testimony, so that the passenger train, will run as follow .: unanimous that Elf Fott TUT WEST, SOUTH CM) noTTH. Mail. Express. llrunsw’kviiillAWIv li:Wmu 7:6«piu 1‘vifs* Marsh 1» a in *S:\b p in ! *lollar a Ootlle al J. »> . Jamaica b' ti: °l a 1,1 P 1,1 Drug Store. Wav nesville lv 7 :V2 a m »* ^ ^ ii . . .lv *:2:l a m lh:2« p m iMdict is n n.ini iiioiis do ell re all disease* Ki lnevsor Blood. •etric • f the Only iluuoKrll j*cl»lacterville V null.- *.t\ aim all, vm ? C'alialian . Jacksonville. Jacksonville, vi <*all ah an bBvammli Wave’** via H \ >V lv 10: «J»*a itt 11 :.«» p IU ‘.Pearson lv 11:16am 12:4* a hi .Unpulm 1' I2:S0|> in 1 :->3 a iu. | •j f v lv 2:o5 pm 3:11 a m Vumner - - 2:1' 1> m :>:26a in WUliujlhatii !v 2:44 |» in Jlnvih lv 1:1" 1* ■>' All,any .nr 33A |> in 4 :4.| a in r.larieiy. via.!' Itjltnr 7:2J p m *4' lUiintuls . . . . ar 1 :- r, -» P ni ilaeuil ar S -.I4 p m »:0» a m Atlanta ar 1:2., a m 1 :U» p m M arietta, via \V •> A ar 1:2l a m P 111 C hattau.M'ira ar a p in I.ouiaville via I. & S ar (i :4I) p In 0:J0 a in t'iiirinatii, via Tin tsar 6:4Ap in6:40 a ui _ Fit ix TUtTnesr, >o.ith isdmktii. Mail K« press. Cincinnati, via CinSlv 7:.V> » 1' l.uiliaville, via 1. .k N lv 7:.VJ a in X :U> p iu i iiaUanoKga, via \S A A lv p m 8 :0-> a m Marietta lv i :2S n III I2:.vf p "i Atlanta, via C K It lv 2 :2.S a m 2 2X1 p m M ai'Oir. 1'Mtumhus IMakely a railroad Bitt«*i» ;j‘» urnt *v he im at ialdy lay* in a Liver, • g«Ki«l supply of new*p*per* unit a half! retreats behind their page* the Sr.lXloKDs j uioiiieiil the liain pull* out ol the j j depot. He can salely be counted Alexander Gieger of the Rus i«»» to remain behind this breast *inn Legation, has leased on Mas ««*k uutil the end of ihe liip un saelmsett* avenue. Was hi.igloo, .less some unusiiui iaciiienl should the house owned by A. A. Hayes,! interrupt. Loving, newly uiar issued >>ed couples would be in theii • ; glory if all the train* were filled: with men like Col Lamont 1 jsibly, it is appreciation of thi fact that led Mis. Cleveland to; *; 11 a iu M0:;C p m I ar :»:u6 am 11 :15 p m j E A w ) ar 11:55 a iu <5:10 a iu ( ar 11 :^»i a m .v :‘2o a m j ;ir 11* :«0 m i»:15 a m j s F,t»v ; author of the recently lv 7:00a m 8:15 p »n nov #l, “A Jesuit’* Ring.” lv 1 :SS a iu f».05 p m • lv 7:0Ga m p m of “Hear; you hear.”] Then you can afford to raise cotton at one cent a pound and grow the best; brand* of amrnoniated fertilizers at a dollar a ton. [Great ap- , plause.] But you Bulks county farmers should not depend alto j . I get her on cotton and guano, accompanies the 1 resident and : . ,,, , , . Grow everything—grow pineap ! pies cocoanuts, pearl grits, coffee, sugar, wheat bran, hay and slo* k food, and everything else. You should lap your apple trees in •thespiing and draw your own cider, and let not this delicious beverage go to waste in sap . [ Dealening applause ] Why can t j j you raise brandy peaches here as The Oue-Horse Farmer. The one horse farmer has a life long ambition lo gain a repula tinn I»I wearing a dirty shirt- !*-Uildren are crying for bread! If He will alarm the neighbors by j be la honest under tbe circuit) getting up two hour, before day.: manes he is void of manhood. . . , “ . ® I lie few have mncli and the many work until after sunrise. , , . J He will ride around a week look -I h » ve n * lh, "8- You have your dilion, there was a detail of sol- j fora %t hog. j gold locked up in iron safes, but iiers pul on watch each aight j lie will complain of hard time*. ! we are organized and there is not Ninulh western railroad. In *ad- the uni verse. Not as men rule, but with ti # ,| ” Ce ' among the freight cars; but, in! l hen tear his pants climbing " j a county in the Slate of Georgia I he fact that women are stipe 1 . ,, , , I lence where a i?alc otivliL to be . ° , . , spite of all these precautions, the j .. . ^ ^ * but where we have members, and nor to mm was proved by nut : 1 * . He will pay three dollars for a! common mother "Eve" when '“ Dl 00 tor *“ nc lnBe ’, new bridle, litc. let the calf chew i »« »l>'«d.ng out over the perauaded Adam local of forbid drn fruit. Take the mother, the 11 r« Cli'i 1 land on One night a negro wlto worked ' n t« piecea before Sunday. * land, and are determined to put ■ aImut the yard was notteed acting ' He will get nil the neighbors to : the money in eireulation. y In the otlleers. He j J** 1 !' 111 H'e caw out of the i rtVIicn God made this earth lie : hog, then let her die fur want ot! anil told that he must tell what lie knew ahonl it, made a clean revealed that lie has been putting off fix S« that ' 1 n lt for six months. P II If i p I He will ..rain hi. back lifting !'»r °« r « 1,e > »*»<•. •«•?. J 0, ‘ Fan H-in lie road. E . ' something to show bow strong ^ »ee mncli trouble in this land gaged in the aiealing were an en : j,_ * ( ol the tree. He I ! auspiciously rs« arrested, and when locked up, Iiolrls the highest position ever I ... . • attention. given to human brings. Look al her sphere of iiaeliilm-as. her! , , _ . , lireaal of the affair, and aeope of mnuence and jndg,- unit. The president hold* a trivial oo- ... 1 on the si'.ion in eompanson with Hie mother's, while lie rules the pres rnl she hold the future in her , , ... .1 ... the yardmaslcr anu some lliteen about , or twenty men on various trains. | j n 5-^ ride ar o,||, d the neigh It is a most responsible duty j . oorliood Monday hunting seed po made man to inhabit it, and one man lias as much right lo the land It was intended as block wiil get in anil dcalrnv , , • , 0 , , ... as any oilier. Ills ciop al a place in the lence: _ . , , ,. ■common property, and unless this .... , a ing for great government does something just such an organisation nn that j for our relief and that soon, A Natural Lawyer. A man dropped in on a lawyer the other day and wanted to bor row ten dollars. “Haven’t got it,” said the law- yer. “Well,” returned the modest man. “can't you borrow it for meF’ “I might; but you must pay back that five dollars you borrow ed of me a year ago first.” He left. The next day lie came again, and brought the five dol lars. "Thank you, thank Ton,” smil ed the member of the4kr, pocket ing Ihe piece. “That ain’t the proper thing te say; ‘thank yon’ is too tame.” “What should I say, then?” “Why*, you ought lo say, 'Crime in. old boy, let’s go down mad have something.’ ” “Well, thrn.eomeon, old Hoy!” They went down and had some thing. anil the “old boy” called up all his friends. There was just three dollars and ten cents left out of the half eagle. That afternoon the “old boy” dropped in on the lawyer again. “How about that ten dollars?” he asked. "What ten dollars?” -Why that ten dollars you were going to lend me if I brought back the five. I’ve come lo gel it.” “Great Ciesar! Say, jnst ait down over there and go to study ing law. I need a man just like you. I’m going to make you myr partner. Mrs. Mary Savage, of Green wood, Mass, has a daughter, granddaughter, great-grand daughter, and great great-grand daughter all residing in Norway, Me. It is an unbroken^ line of females of five generations. Their ages are as follows: First 84, sec ond 56, third 36, fourth 17, fifth 8 months. The first, published volutuc^'of poetry by any Amerivan was by Mrs. Anne Bradstreet, the wife of Simeon Brad»lrcel.,| one of the early Governors of the colony of Massachusetts. The volume was published in London iu 1650. A more complete edition was pub lished in Boston in 1678. ■ gineer, the depot office watchman, i hands. i ll a« in New Jersey ? [Cries of 111 I!J1 A NATURAL TONIC j" ArifiL lrou Tkadb ALii» make the secretary a unique jire* ? “We can.”] Of course you rau. iny friend*. I tell you. we must; make oi$r farm lioii*e« juclty and j j attractive. Let this weary hu* lianuruuu. when he come* . , Having discovered the organize- 1 lual i» placed upon mother* lot . _ * lion Capt. Brantlv and the officer* nourish and rear their children in and •quietly arrested tne office watch man, and he also told of the gang. Hie arrest of thirteen men sunn Hie chain gang has; ^ wealthy retired merchant of ill talk all day Sunda\ ! ?° tcrro ** fc / or l,# » art ’ San Francisco has adopted a lain bll.eiis.ws .lwuttarm-l lMjtlc r roff J" tl,e **»•■*■■« I' 1 *" custom of Mmc. Bernhardt, nnd oul, for there we are feij and cloth- jedand only have to work, and , that we are willing to do. I wish j your |>eoplc to try th | Trade H«rK PLEASANT TO THE TASTE. ; ent, which adorns one of hi* room*. I is a newspaper holder, repre senting a while whirled, red-tur j haued old countryman leaning ut of a cottage window, will* 1 hu*s resting upon the hroa<i l »ill. w hile the extended hand* ; hold a half open newspaper, which he seems to be intently perusing When Mrs. Cleveland sent the at eve. rest uuder his wide * j ing sweet potato tree. a war beneficial to mankind pica«iug lo God. Women recognize this great . ..... . »«- j . • . . ; followed, and then came a partial! . 1 respon*ihilitv, and ills a trial. „ , , . home i " recovery of the stolen goods, pleasure, to meet it and *icstas beneath the turnip as it gracefully entwines , though pread ; , . . 1 holdlv and sav, “I have done all take j that 1 could, vine; here is the man or woman • . - . ... over made a number of keys which ! hi* porch. [Crica of “loti are ■ were furnished to his associates. . , . , 1 t » . . .. , In* or her mother? Her gentle, . , . . right. ] But wc must not forget: , • I he car doois w«>re not sealed in r ! loving word* of hope and counsel. : , , . . , . , that great cereal, corn. Every ® r j tho.*.e days, and with the keys it r ... 1 lie inoliier is loved became * ... acre* of tin*, . ^ was an easy matter to unlock the . r . ; sue is loving and forgiving • , . . . . wait for the | ^ . . I doors. I lie cars were robbed oe- toe*. He will go in his shirt sleeves! on a cold day, to show how rauc he can stan I, then lelurn home at night and occupy two thirds of the fire-place until l»ediime. lie will ridicule the mechanism of a cotton planter and then go, , ped that the en- out and mash hi* thumb nailing j Or 3’ in,z,n o 1,8 ,; ) to g :| ngs and g |V ' a txiaril on the leave. ib S u. tawaa in Iioubc breuk.n- Il c will «o to Ui.d on Saturday an, ‘ * afe °l wn,n S‘ We have onl -' keejm bis coffin in a spare room. The curiorily is a beautiful apeii- men of the undertaker’* art, and ex|ierinient i „„ t |, e p[ a tc is the owner's I, I of hiring every idle man they j name , with a blank space left for at mwt . an<1 » ee ll,,w little crime t l, c datcof death andthease. there would tie in the lan-l. 'Our organization's headquar ter, are in Chicago, and we have agents traveling over the country, It was • level gineer who was at the head of the gang, being a machinist, hsd fall sow down broad great crop. Du not I summer', drouth, bnt lake lime! I hy the forelock and have your! i present she accompanied it with , , , ’ , ‘ cron of corn ready to harvest be ' a note sating that she thought , , , “ i fore the sultrv * .lv « in 6:10 |» m ! lv 11:30 aiu! lv 7:20 a ni Albanv via it A \V lv 11:00 a m 10:10pm Davis U 11 :2.» a m • ii^eal to send him a man lo iielp THE GREAT BLOOD FUH1F1BB! Ui,u rea<l - Tl, ° c, ''"“ e| lan-heu; liearliiv al the bon inol and never i The father is feared because he is stern and unrelenting. Tbe wife comes next mother in point of usefulness Lo the world. and conic back with filly cents worth of coffee, a paper of pins, a dollar’s worth of chewing tobacco and his belly full of whittkey. He is economical: economy is his forte; lie will save ten cents j worth of axle, grease and rum the spindle of n $70 wagon. ] tween Savannah and Mueon, hr-j He won't subscribe for a news tween Augusta and Macon, and 1 pap«i. but will borrow hi* iriend* to the, , . land forget to return it. I along the Southwestern railroad,) been organized about sixty* day*. We are just starting, but in six months we will make the whole country warm from one end to the other; you would lie sur prised to ktiww who belongs to our band and who ure in sympa thy with us. Burglar. *I\ S.—A friend of mine prom ises to mail this for me, and I sup pose he wiil do it.’ Willingham Brnimer Tv Ty Alapaha .. • I*earsou ... >Vaver«*a* lv 11:41 a m lv 12:13 p m It :13 p m lv 12:32 p mil :2S pm lv 2:11 p mi 12:45 a m lv 3::u» p iu 1 :43 a m ar 4 :VJ \'m 3 :«JQ a m For Dyaprpvla.nlI AeraaftwcaU of llie llisottlro Orfua* nnd ih« Livs'.xklu Dineakca. rut*. Burns, scalds nnd Bruises. ACID 1KOS EIRIH is W spcrific. Kkrumniism, Xlalwrlnl Disor ders. Cbrosic OiarrkoR aad ok* •tinner cases of Blood Poisoning, ji Id wiihoui Vail to It* woader- a ful curiitiee power p m 8:1 u p in . ^ „ lv 2:47 1* m :U> p m **R for free pampblet. to be bad lv 1 :SUp m 8:15 p m >t m || dealers or seat, postpaid. ar ». :57 |» m 5:25 a i 7:35 p m »»:15 a i Pavannah, riaSF & W : ar 7:58 p in 11:5a * m , Callahan Jacksonville Jackson vibe, via " lv 2:0>> Callahan Savannah Wavcror* via I» &. lv 5:05 ]* m 3 :t5 a m |<cbblttrrvillc IvS :SI V “ m Hoboken • lv 5 -'If j ' \V rtvweaviHo W «:».•“ l-it>iaica lv 7 :-vt p in a m hW Marsh lv *<# )• j;nin.-wi.-k ,rS:2s ,» ni 6:40 a m *SU)|1 on signal. , , i l'urchase tiekets at llie station, and : gave extra fare collected upon The mail 'rain s'o,i« at al ‘'connections made at Waveross to and from all points on Savannah. Honda .X Western Railway. Pullman Palace sleeping and Mann Mundoir ears Hpon Jacksonville and tire, of telling the i’.ory to bis: visitors. As a result of bis taste for newspaper*, the Colonel isoue! of ihe best informed men in Wash inglou on lltc leading public top summers nun ap pears. [Cries of “Now you arc j whooping!’’J But no farmhouse! is complete without slock. 118 about slock raising, ye ! the crowd ] That is what I pro- ■ i j-w r • i sown by the ; pose to do, rny Grangei friends.. J,-, . , will reap the harvest, i One mistake that 3011 make. I ^ 1 1 Surely n>» man can Congressman Crain, of Texas, i* hopeful that the next session of t ... ... . . , [The above must Rot he con- ; Americas and b.mthv.lle being„ a , llM , IBg lo llle nanv wi ' . : . 1. r -,| r 1 j favorite points. At each point -good fanners who cultivate one-. teie sa npin o ai u • ° j ,here a car was robbeii the men : horse farms. It is inii-nded lor | con S5 r< !* # WI H adopt his progtosed Tell * ** arl *“ lovln 8 an '' sympathetic? p^nonuto receive | w,l ° make "» big to-do” nnd i amendment to the constitution of 1|C( . ; it is the wife who dcvelopes With; >tolfn g(M)U ThlMe of ^ 1|e j never do much of anything ]—Kx' the United States. Mr. Crain : in her hand the seeil whieti were muthcr. Til *orld' SanS ! buried most of their treasure aad I ics of the day. aid and sou ice He valuable see that hams arc quoted in Alii doubt tile of information to ... , , ... [wisdom and goodness of God! . en, at 14 cents per pound, while * j were people ho robbed cars at Macon most of their t sold it by piecemeal. It was at ! the close of the A Talented Liar. j the Washington correspondents. | Whenever they want to verily a j side meat only brings 7 rents. when lie refers lo the lime that! rho war, and there were not ovtr particular as to where goals came Now why don't you raise a breed j sal1 * ' l wa “ D ° l S 001 * ^ ,r man i f,. linl so | on g as tbey were sold al of hogs with all hams? It lakes to be alone. frsM Ihe A. I. II !'•». Rshile, Aim. PRICr, FIFTY CFNTS. FOR SALE BY ALL DRU8SISTS. liovlS-lt report involving the Presidential I n|> mw| . u> faUrn . llam , lllan | W » »an could bare no wife he j hoiischoM they seek ihe Colonel ami usually gam Ihe desired in ! low figures. formation.— Wash Cor. a middling hog, and yet seven ceni* on every vktiu n noon. ROST. I.. MOTE. Commenting on a paragraph | concerning Mormon* in the South, j n the When the men were arrested ><iu lose 1 i Capt. Brantlv and the officers pound or| ru,lf|er ' “W* U ' “•*'* bul n< * 1 abl «- i went i„ work to fasten th. guilt i the latter specie, that you send 1,0 l ®”' fe iu a i c site course. ^ ! ujton them. The w.tchmaa who ‘in market. [Cries, “Yon are! Husband lie candid. “ e * confessed told that h , booty wa, j vottr wile not rnl, you? Docs she . , , .. . . . - at home under the lied, and would have the Congress which is elected ta November assemble on The Covington Enterpr.se •• ! the 1st of the following January, responsible for the following j ofon the fir , £ MoIl<Uy , n ^ arn ' j December, thirteen months after An innocent looking young man election. He thinks the con with long hair and soft^ brown grMsmen s | loul ,| come rresh from ries (Implied in our office an ‘l, ih c people and should voice the told us the following yarn, aad j poiitj^i „. 0 t in . en t of the country expressed a Willingness to swear j „ soon afur lheir election as lit—never thought of that hr- fore ] Bui this is not all. Bulter | bv • sweet imperceptible i»-| f „ un<l a sack ol i:f J jl Vn Sc ]V:( I] V Ri which recently apiieared in luc; j a -i . . i - - ATTORNEYS AT LAW, i Morning News, the Chattanooga j •»>> brings 10 cents a gallon ; •_ J , , ’ , flour, meat, candies and ; Times savs: ’There have been , Atlitns, while sweet milk ,eils Cuthbert, UimdimaU Express. First-class car through between Lrunn- wick ami Atlanta^ [ vVllcetions Ca. he Stale anil Federal), ion piven P RACTICE in Court**. Special attention jriveti from 90 to 150 Mormon proselyt i st 25 cents. Go home and kill off v W AN til Kit. A. <i. I*. A- I M. DI’FKIK. n. I’- A. A A. UADDU5. you not secretly fact? rejoice in this various articles of like character. The to the truth of ii-ihi« we refused | ^„ a ;i,|e. Mr. Crain’s amendment {to allow him to do; He said Ut: , Uo |jro|)ns „ to c , lange lUe da> . : had two setter dogs and a little j „ r in:lllglir>tjo|1 of lllc pre ,id ent the 1 WaS ' ,n ’ T1,al Whe “ l,e desire<1 U: from the 4lh of March to the last coffee iUkeabir<1 l "‘ nt,,e ’ r “ Ul, ‘ hiUl, j Tuesday in April. Washington l.is dog, to the wagon and strike' „„ iBal ,g Uratt . d on t h e 30th of oul for the hunting ground at the v. P. A <i. M. s. s. s. . Only $1.75. at J. W. Stanford ng missionaries operating in the your butter milk cows ami breed South (or the last six or eight fn,m onl >’ »»«’*• milk i W R. THORNTON, yoars. The force is considerably j * e will, we will. ] Anil • -^r- r p |- ^ r|N ■ larger this year than it has aver- i t * , ° , i 1 ‘* r ladies can do a great ] LA Jla JN I* 1 O X - aged. 1’Ue* elders s,v they n re ,leal t ‘ ,w “ r ' 1 Hie country CUTHBEBT, GA ! , nre ol full protection in Georgia, i U ll,cie a bi ?S er P' o6t ll ' a » io |f ar i„uer ‘0"^.fo7mmr,%t«Jl!! ,e fel'S“-Tv i»»«C pro.lu.-e Senator Brown’. j*SS*? T»r live cenu you can get; Y our placet, at ll hasn't I ^ r * Crawfunl, i# At hen*, you may shed ymir Headquartere ior R- I ifclt *■ - — PIANOS AND 0RG 1 ; *|Kreches to prove it.* | been a great while since a Mor- ‘ a |» a l> er •***» plant *ce«l that will; »r«»o«d fathers and brother*. • raise you enough egg* to trade! j*®*!* tlieni from foiming bad hab- 1 its and seeking evil company. ' mon elder wa* run out of Georgia ; with hickory switches, and it may ' ( ” r 1,11 lh, ‘ lla,! ’ a ' , ' , ' Make- your home so pleasant’ that i not be long before some uf those 1 bands and furbelows that vuu | they may love it far more than oi- and ribbons and , , . rate of 20 miles an hour. W ben {Other men would not give them , , , , . , Sutlers, we hare a word for you. , , ., ... he reached the ground he would , selves awav. anti the officers were i 1 ou hare a great work lo do, anti ■,. , ’ , , , , unhitch Ilia dogs and start them ... forced to hnd the good* tbem-j ,, it is time vou were bcginamg it.: , , ... out in the Belli. He would walk " " selves. With a steel ramrod they I , , , Yon cannot go iuto the hanking r . : along slowly, paying no attention 6 * visited the homes of the various , . , . 1 room, make stump speeches :>n , . ., , ta the dogs, for when a covey of 1 1 i men and began the search, lliey , , , , polil.ca. but von can tlo something ; birtls was found one of tlie 'logs r , .. • • i would force the ramrod into the: . . . . . j ... wotilil uunt Inin up and pilot him i University, has just been invited Hnm, _h, r -: ground, and wherever it would; , , i .... , , home where { o i to where the other tlog was hold bv Duke Karl 1 heotlor, of Bava gentle influ- strike a bard substance there . ... . . ...... e , , , .... ! ing the birds. He had frequent- na. the eminent oculist, brother they would dig. lhcv wanton,:, ... . . , ,, , ,. ! ,. . . . ^ , - _ . 1 lv fifed into a drove ami killed la ■ of the Empress of Austria, to be- niat to the borne of one of the I ., , _ ,. | ^ , ; quails on the rise. In fact, his; come Ins assistant. men and were about to give up! , , , ! - - - ... i dog, never fooled away lime ou a: ~ ~ r , , . the search when tliev decided that 1 he managers of the Royal In April, and it is claimed that an inauguration day near that date would, for many reasons, be pre ferable In the 4th of March. For rapidly getting on in the world, the palm is awarded to a young man in Palmyra, Me. This spring lie has been elected a Se lectman. an Assessor ol Taxes, an overseer of the poor, a fence viewer and field driver aad supervisor of schools, and has got married. The Paris municipality has un der consideration M. Labodie’s scheme (or widening .anil deepen ing the Seine sulliuietlly lo make Paris a seaport. The cost of the work, as estimated by M. Labodie, will be 140,000.000. When Christopher Sykes, P.. sat fur Beverly, his tailor there always had engraved in bis bill- headings, “Tailor to Christopher Sykes, M. P. My predecessor was tailor to the good old Sir Talton.” One New York man is suing another citizen there, claiming (10,000 damages for bis refusal te let the plainlifl’ marry Ilia daugh ter It is stated to be the first action of the sort on record. Lillie Man—I understand, sir, that yon called mean unmitigated liar. Big Man—No, I didn't use the word unmitigated. Little Man —Tbea I accept your apolo gy '■ e m There are in Switzerland 1.000 hotels, containing 58.000 beds anil employing 10.000 servants. The gross income from these hotels is considerably more than the annnat budget of the Confederation. I'm Tieler Huge. Like to the wandering bird be thou! Leo Ruckert. 31. D. grandson of tbe famous German poet, and assistant at the clinic of Erlangen ! And (eels it tremble, yet he sings. Know ing the safety of his wing*. M.C.C. He rests iijton tbe sw inging bough. • . .x- i ........ , ! covey with less than thirty birtls | , , „ „ . —- - -— — i now roaming about the Stale will dear creatures want- 3«u can any resort of iniquity. By dmng , probably the right spot wsa under . ui.,.„u „ r ~.L “ aTe • ct «l» ted Prof -i When Brutus and Cassius weru ! tl.iw T«u elevate yourself, your a huge pile of wood. They re- ^ na PI>'-g CW M Tyndall , resignatio. ot the eh.i r bov , thegirl. used to say that ill-mi . . , 7 they found a covey with 75 in it. f ... ... ■ J 1 ' 1 ™*™ usen 10 aa y u,at c moved the wood in a couple of ' hours and llieu used the ramrod. You would scarcely credit it, hut in the Encyclopaedia Britan nic. alone there have been found 10.000 wonts not included iu tbe best English dictionaries. : lie similarly treated. 1 Can Sell You an ORGAN OR PIANO Senator I Brown is influential in Georgia, j but his peculiar views concerning , the Mormons find bul little sym pathy. [.Applause from liie ladies.] Buy! brothers and fattier, and within their Lrea»ls love and Cheaper THAN Any House within 500 Miles of this Point. The following is not an silver tisemini to catch preachers, but un actual (act: A chicken just hatched with four well developed leg* was brought to The R**|M*rtrr office one day this week. It was hatched on Dr. T. A. Chappell’s place, and has been seen by a sell. too. every egg you grow at 1 from 15 to 2.) cents per dozen. When vou want anv Instrument, confer with me m! large numi«r of our people. All q;ar<l to"price In-fore hu-ving, and I wiil save vou mon- 'that may doubt the above can regard to pn I also sell Piano and Organ- Stools separate. .1. W. STANFORD. ey call at this office and see the elnckcn. — Rromroo'l Tlc^mrlcr. a deck of card* uud makv your own tdotli. Put out hot beds of feathers and grow your own feather bed*. You need not buy the licks for I am told that there is a tic bug in Noilheast Geor gia that requires bul little to propagate. | The house again shaken w iill applause ] I want the good ladies and the lords of creation, too. to write foi the Ban ner Watchman and tell nur rend era all about farming. I am mak ing it my study, ami feel that more attention sbonld be given lo : p«*ct for womanly purity ao<i help- ■ I I nine** l hat can never b«? eradi- j “ struck something hard, and t , - . . , . . • i>noaii s resign avion oi in cusir bovs tl they found a covey with 75 in it. ; . ... . ... but that was early in the mm-*)! TV, r p,, ! l0 ‘° P ^’ Wl,,eh ; BrnU wa. , .ice follow, but they At the dote of hi* hunt he would ^ i 'V tar9 ' H « preforrml Caah. And th. girl. rated. Do not think work ends here. No. you mutt ! lie wife anti mother. Seek lot make yourself worthy of these j let>n bnxes °1 iilgttrs. pomiion*. | gars were of the 'Nehadjo' “Love is of man's life a tiling apart, | *ud were hantlletl in this 'Ti, womans’ whole exi,tencc. ” | C T. IT. in Home Journal. return to his wagon ami himself; ! then the spade was brniiohl luto ‘“ * j leigh. ,i„, t „„ , , , ,!aml dogs would tske “a turn: lust \our Hie»i use. 1 hev found a rouule of ** will lie succeeded by Lord Ray i use. They foiintl a couple of boxes of fine tobacco aad eigh- Tliese ci- lirand, section by only one house, that of Greer •k Lake. The firm had recently made a shipment and they had about” in hauling each other ] E. O. Williams, a Chicago ban- home. He said that dividing the: ker, hat purchased 14.000 acreaol pulling of the wagon made it easier for hotli the dogs as well as { for himself. “You will want lo enter some thing for the county fair. I sup been listed on the train on which j pose. Mr. H.yseed?” said tbe were : President of the Agricultural So- “So you bare got a stepmother?” she said lo the little girl of seven "Yes.” “Well. I feel sorry for some of the arrested men you.” “Oh. you needn’t do that,” j working. jcietv. “Wall, yes,” said Mr. Hay replied the little one; “please feel! The officers found at a store : seed, “you kin pot me down for sorry for pa.'* ' in Macon a lot of shoes that hail 1 the higsest hog in the county.” 1 . * land in Tehama county. Cal., and is going there to live. He tells a San Francisco reporter that “Cal ifornia is only just being discov ered ” Queen Victors is much pleased with a photograph recently taken of herself by a new process, which is described as making tbe picture look exactly like an etching. haven’t changed one bit. About the guiltiest looking peo ple in this world are a man ac cused of a crime of which he ie in nocent, and n newly married coup le trying to pass for veterans. ———— Tbe careful reader of a good newspaper can learn more in a ) year than most scholars do in their great libraries. The man who would pick anoth er man’s pocket would write an anonymous communication to n newspaper.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Cuthbert enterprise and appeal. (Cuthbert, Ga.) 18??-1888, April 28, 1887, Image 1