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From Uio Dustoa Heral.i.
The number of obsolete- voids that
arc to bo found in WtbVtPr’s Diction
ary ia considerably larger than people
have auy idea of. The following let
ter, writteruby an aleged £oet to an
editor, who had treated his poetry
with derision, furnishes so mo idea of
them:
Sin You have behaved like an
impetiginous scroglt! Like ti ose Who,
envious of any moral celsitude, carry
their ungicity to the Light of creating
sympoescally the fecund word* which
my pollymatic genius uses with
uberty to abligato the tongues of the
weetlesfr! Sir you have crassly paro
died ray owu pet words as though
they were trangrarn?.
I will not ouccervate repruachu—
I will obducc a vail over tuc arlra-
raental ingra'.itudo which has cham
fered oven my imliscrepVib'e heart.
I am iiieut <>u the ft dilations which
my coadjuvancy must have given
you when I (>?Ured to become your
f.intor and adminicle. I will speak cf
the liptitnde, the oblepsy you have
shown in excabrating me, ono whrse
genius you should have approached
with mental discalceation.
So I tell without supervacaneous
words .nothing wilt render ignocib 1
your conduct to me. I warn yt
that I wod-d vcllic.ite ycur nose if
thought that any moral diarthrus
thereby could be performed—if
thought I should not impiguoraie my
reputation. U<! ti'.ehygrttphic Ecogh
bind wi:h ycur crass inquicate
fautor.-; drew ccjcctions from th?
thought if y«»u can, of having
chronically lost tise r-xbtimaticn of
the greatest poet since Milton
And yet aii these words arc to be
found in the did binary
Narlh and South Discov'rtb'o
From any Timepiece.
London Truth savs: Some time
ago I met a gentleman and'aaked
him which point was north. In a big
city like London with its six or seven
millions of people, i: iseometimia
hard to know the points of the com*
pass, fie at once pulled out his
waftdi. looked at it, and pointed to
the north. I asked him whether he
had a compass attached to his watch.
All watches, he replied, “are com
passes.'’ Then he explained to' me
how this was. Point the hour band
to the sun and the south is exactly
half way between the‘hour aud the
figure XII on the watch.For instance,
suppose that it is 4 o’o-ock. Point
the hand indicating 4 ft> tho sun and
II on the watch is exactly South.
Suppose that it ia 8 o*clock, point ti e
hand indicating 8 to the sun, and the
figure X on the watch is doe South.
Thinking very possible that I was
ignorant of a thing that every c
else knew, and happening to. mi
Mr. H. M. Stanley, I asked that ei
nent traveler whether he was aw:
of this simple mode of discover;
the poiut of the compjs j . He s
that he bad never heard of if.
preumc, therefore, that the world
in the same state of igrjorsu.-.w’’
Dawning Prosperity.
The Baltimore Sun keeps up with
aQairs at the South. lu a late issue
A Pleasant Rida.
The editor of the Quitma
Press ha-t been on a tr-;> to
over the B. & A. Roid. II
he says about it:
From reporis we had her
ed like taking one’s life in
to ride on the B. & A , bu
take long to show that th<
were without foundation,
the B. & A., is no trunk li
MouHris,
e is what
it says:
rides very corafortab-y ft.r anew road,
“For the South
the new situation
and is gelling better ovtry day, and
is particularly on
ou raging. The in
with the pci-senger coach, •vh.ch is t.")
coming of a dc-m.
rj'.tic administration
be pul on soon it will he be ur.
means relief in
force bilb, hostile
At McDonald, lourtecn m:!es aTnve
admini8:rative
iuterfereucc with
Pidcoclc, are many sigoi ci improve-
domestic afluirs
1.ml other forms of
mer.t, ar.d this little town ii hust’ir.g
terrorizing. It v.
:i be recalled bow
ahead at a rapid rate. Moultrie, the
enterprise was ch
fid by the mutter
county seat cl Colquht county, is
ing threats of l
•e earivdavsof tbe
greatly bent fill.*d by the B. it A. and
Harrison ad mi
1st ration. People’s
is building up at a rapid r ite. Doz-
energies wi re par
1 \ / id by the expec-
ens of new residences and stores can
tation of political
turmoil end civil
be feen going up on a-l s.Jos. sn.l a
disorder. T he
McKini-.-y larifl has
commodious new hotel is ncaving
pressed like ae in
tabus upon southein
completion. Colquitt county is al
thrift, but wor
e than the actual
most covered wnh turpentine farms,
working of its
schedules were the
the hands are paid good wages, arc
apprehended c\i!
<»: the Lodge Hoar
liberal in spending their money aiid
bill to deprive i!
• >ull lb. of sdf-gOVN
consequently business is nearly always
ernmenl* A lc
\v era has now ar-
lively in Moultrie. The B. cl A. :s
rived. A rtmov
.1 uf the dead weight
developing all that country wonder-
of a heave ta
ifl ia as:tired in the
fully and Moultrie is rapidly feeling its j
near future, and
! c force bill policy,
good effects. The road is probably of
it is hoped, pi
r1 ancnlly scotched.
greater benefit !o the farmers and tur-
Sou ther u f.'.fti
lti-o, arreste«l in
pcnftne men than to any one e! .c.
1880 90, wi i :
•w, il is reasonably
It expects to haul thi; season about
hoped, reviw wi
h the return of the
300 car loads of melon.-, and from
political eor.dHo
•m oi 1885-88, when
2,0C0 to 4,000 cars of rosin and
it flouribhed > ;j
t ally.”
spirits. The turpentine men have
•
Tha Tin
3 to Hustla.
from ten to twenty aod sometimes
3So, my boy
everybody won’t
thirty miles to G. S. & F. or S. F. ot
succeed. Lvcrt
> dy can’t even lie
W. Ofccurse the B. N: A. is the
a good seec.hd
there will always
thing for them. The melon growers
be some soldier.-
1: the hospital; there
can tell better at the end of tha sea-
will always be so
ne ftllows back in
son how they like the Kolb Gem bus-
convalescent e m
p; there will always
iness.
be some saiik-
some cowards;
there vriil always
i>. some stragglers
Director Morrill ha:- issuid a report
Only the “Jnii
1< is’ g t anywhere
on the crops ot Georgii up to d ite.
near the front.
But not always. In
Of South Georgia he says* Save ter
the good ; i .
c >miug ” My
a few scattered showers 0:1 tie 5th
3on, your liftti;.-
• : s v.ays for you
there has been nc rainfall in t;.e south*
and you’li b: d,--c
-.1 before that good
ern section. Tire tcmp< ra ure was
time comes. A
ml the fellows who
about the same here as farther nonh
are waiting for
1 hut “ifi-d time” to
and about ncimal for the season. 1 he
come and s^rai
^hft-n tilings out are
planting ot corn and cotton is r.c-at’y
the fellows who
tre ke ping it hack;
completed m the scuihcr > cov.mies.
they are the s’r.
'giers and shirks 0!
Crops are doing very well at present
to-dny. Don’t >
>U w.dt for the good
and many-cornfields are rmdy for the
time; you gel up
un i flv around, and
plow. In some instance:, the top cl
make a c««-d tin
: ci the only time
the ground is so dry that recently
you are going t-.
have, winch is this
panted seed will no: c< uve up. Gar
time. You d u
’t’g-t ...y eecoml
den crops are flourishing and the indi
chance, except t
he i, tlowB who arc
cations are excellent for lru:t. The
dead •jure of cell
ng left c-n the first
stands of corn are good aud no com-
• Ontr: 4 -— l^urdvtte,
0 Brooklyn Ea-le.
plaints are received of injury, by
— - •—
w.-rtns, but some has been pulled by
The ed:
wants warm went
bad. Li-ten to 1
“Backward, ft
..time, in thy flighl
just for one uig
with snow and
warjfte and take *
the clock tili i
give us some deg
the sun, giv<
the Tifton Gazelle
its it
F ‘l ul
backward,
mis July ag
c arc disgusted
ice; hear
vice; turn back
ds August one,
and give
:s? and give
us flies, but turn ca some heat before
every one dies; bring back our straw
hat and good linen pants; give i
chance to live, give ns a chance!
Brother Allen we hope you will get
all your hot weather in this world.
The clerk of tho house of ropreeen-
tatives has just made out the official
roll of tbe 53rd congress. The;
but one vacancy, that of Lodges dis
trict in Massachusetts, Mr. Lodge
having recently been elected to the
senate. Here is bow the tally sheet
shows: Democrats 220, republicans
127 and the third party 8
jV x Nashville, Tenn., April 14.—
2:30 ».m-A special to the Ameri
can from Jackson. Miss., dated 2:15
. m., April 14, say : “A eye’ono has
just struck Jackson and Vicksburg.
All tho wired aie Jowu in a heap and
~ it ia impossible to icarn-lho extent of
the dagage.”
■ Editor Tern Gibson’s chances for
an edica have vastly improved since
he kissed Ba’* Both Lfe
. Souihern Industries.
The quarterly ststement of SoulL-
eru industries prepaied by The
Tradesman,-of Chattanooga, -Tenn.,
shows : that for the first quarter oi
1893. the new Industries established
exceed ’those of the first quarter of
1892 by 198, while for the first of
this year only 8 development com
paoieahave been incorporated, during
the same period for last year, 27 were
formed. The quarter just ended
a’so shows 76 cottpn aud woolen mills
established, 59 flour and grist mills,
129 canning factories, 40 oil mills and
the building of 32^water work plants.
That the expensive timber interests
of ihe south are not only attracting
a'lention but c.ipital^ is'shown by the
fact that 195 new working plants
have been established during the past
quarter as against 122 ip 1893 and
141 in first quarter of 18ft. Ten
nessee heads the list with 33 new in
dustries in. thiB line to her credit.
Georgia and North Carolina are close
rivals with 24 and 23 respectively.
A’l of tho southern states, however,
are well represented in this develop
ment, Mississippi with 7 being the
smallest number.
Seventy-six textile industries were
established in the quarter, as against
28 in tho first quarter of 1892 and 45
j iu the same period of 1891, and the
oral character of this devel
opment is shown by the fact that only
three states—Arkansas, Kentucky
and West Virginia—are not repre 1
i this to r a’. Alabama leads
the list with 22. North Carolina 1G,
Georgia 13, South Carolina 8, Vir-
ginii f> ?*[is?»ssippi 4, and Texas and
Tennessee 3 encli. and Florida aod
This quarter shows 58 fl iur aud
grist mills established, as against 29
tor the same quarter of 1892.
The increasing demand for cotton
1 ami its products together with
’vnnee iu the price which has
iy takett place accounts for tho
number of new oii mills organ
ising the quarter; a total of 40
vn, as against 10 iu 1892 and 8
e same quarter of 1891, over
n Texas and the remainder scattered
hroughout the other cotton growing
Twelve brick aud tile plants are
•ep'jrted, 22 cotton compresses, 21
•leclrfc lights, 22 foundries aud
machine shops, 7 ice factories, 32
works plants, with 93 other
laneous indus'ries.
From The Dade.
Ftom
mischief and
evil, from craft
", au«l assault of tho
devil and from
other frailty
and fault,
vain
glory hypor
criey, envy and bate,
and raia,.plague, f
famine, war, murder,
and pain, from
hardness v
ot heart
and contempt
of Thy law deliv
er us safe as near -
i judgment tve draw!
When in times trib
ulation when Death
drawetb near, wlie ti
er'Irgh in success or low
fallen ia fear— deliver us
'then from all evils and sins
—but present Lord save us
from all crimllnes! Preserve all
who travel by sea of land, and
leave us at least enough foot-room
to stand. Have mercy upon all us
desolate men! Must Eden be lusi since
Etc’s fallen again? This apple is no temp
ting serpentina meal. It U Eve’s own ar
rangement, a clear care of steel. It is big
at bottom and small ut the top and the
woman inside goes kerflip-
erty-flop! 0,
Lord all me
and sins
take away,
n’s frailties
but first
blank
LINKfc!
IIoxolula, April 6.—On April
first the American flag was h&u!ld
down and the Hawaiian flag run up
and the American marines went
aboard their ship.
This action was taken pursuant to
instructions carried by Commissioner
Blouut. '-
The royalists, in view of thi?, Mr
Blount’s first official act, which was
unaccompanied by any word of ex
planation, are greatly encouraged
Mmisltr Stevens was not informed
of the commissioner’s intention to
lower to the flag, aud the provisional
government had less than tweut)*
tour hours notice.
Atlanta, April 14. —Tho ygraud
jury returned two indictments against
Red wine this morning for paying two
drafts of Cobb Jackson, drawu*on the
Gate City Bank in July, 1891, for
$5,000 each when Jackson had no
funds in bank.
These checks were paid and filed
away with some of Redwine’s private
papers. There will be other indict
ments brought in to-morrow. It is
said that they will implicate other
parties.
The negro Brown, who kil ed Hau-
chett, a white man iu Houston Co.
has been tried. A jury of white "men
brought in a verdict of not guilty.
Will the Mail and Exprets, of New
York, 'and the Iuter-Ocean, of Chi-
cago, please make a note of this?
Tte Mayor of Cuthbert, Co 1 . Moye,
was married four month before the
gossips found, it out. And six peo
ple in that town witnessed the mar
riage last-December. Wonder if any
ot them were women. -
This from the Augusta Chronic’e:
Tho dogwood fl runts its snow-white
b’oorn, the jessamine burns ia yellow;
the housewife plioi the cleining
broom, and the young men’s hearts
get mellow.
Judge Speer is out iu an authorized
interview iu which he saya that his
rulings have been based on law, and
that he has done his best to protect
the stockholders of the Central road.
TTo 0/fc5» Xso a .
which Insures Safety
Xif 6 of Mother and Child,
BUOTHER’S FRIEND 9
Hobs Confinement of 1-8
Aftrr«BlB«rtnet>ott!oof “Mother’s Friend” l
iuUrtvd Gut little I*lu, and tUd uot uxpcrleuoo that
wo»&3~«3 aijwwta ihui] In such camroa
DUASliSSLOnEGDUTOi: CO.
ATLANTA, GA. 'v
SOLD UZ ALL DEUtaZSTl
birds so as to require r
work’d' it has begun,
portion of long staple <
planted in some count:
as to the condition of c
able.
.planting. The
Ail reports
are favor-
Valdosta, Ga., A i
Wisenbaker, the wjf<
John F. Wiscnbaker, c
and ilentified Cothr;
jail, as the one who
rll 14.—Mr?.
of old man
une iu to-day
n, the man in
committed the
murder. The sheriff has a posse of
special deputies guarding the jail with
Winchester rifles ia anticipation of
an attack being made. Nobody will
be surprised if an attempt h made to
lynch the prisoner before morning.
Several other men have been arrested
as accessories and they are either in
jail or umhr special guard.
The Sparta Iabmac'.ite,' comment
ing on the work of .congressman
Black,say?: .
‘The tenth district now has a con
gressman whose manliness is of the
manliest sort, and whoso strength of
intellect and purity oT character bring
back to memory the best days of the
bright age of the republic.”
Just think that Black’s s -> at has
been filled for two years with one
Tom Watson!
Red wine is still on the ragged edge
and so are several others, who have
looked upon tbe wine when it was^nd Mrs Co’quitt has completely” re-
red.
Atlanta, Ga., April 4 —The
terest in the case of Dr. .T. R. Von
Pollnitz increases as the day set lor
his execution approaches.
lie is low in the jail at Baiubridge,
sentenced to die on the 5ih of May for
the murder of his wife.
Tins case has been to the supreme
court, which affirmed the decision of
the lower court, and, as the doctor
hai been sentenced the second time,
the only possible hope he can have is
that Governor Northen may commute
h:s sentence to life imprisonment.
lie is being besieged with letters
and petitions asking him to spare the
old mau’s life.
Judge Bower, who sentenced the
doctor to death, has written several
letters to Governor Northen asking
him to commute the death sentcuce
l > life impii-oument
ILs main reason for asking this, he
e.iys, is that he thinks it was not
clearly proven that Pollnitz intended
to kill his wife when he beat her.
Washington, April 1L—Uapt.
Hugh Vvala-jn, editor and proprietor
of the Trinity Herald, Jacksonville
La-, n;nl Wm. II. Lurham, publisher
of the same paper, who have been
W.i-liington for the past fortnight
seeking office—the lorrner aspirin;
to be commissioner of navigation and
tho latter desiring n place in the
government printing office—have be
come tired ol waiting and have de
cided to walk home. They will leav
here at 8 o’clock Monday morning
aud their route wi 1 be to R'chmond
Danville, Atlanta, thence to Mont'
gomery, Mobile aud New Orleans, a
distance of 1,350 miles, which they ex
pect to accomplish in sixty days.
We have been expecting this. The
next news will be about a lot of Geor
gians, a portion of the 2487, hitting
the grit, as they sorrowfully turn
their facts toward the setting sun and
bid farewell to the nation’s capital,
A good deal has been said about
publishing Tom Watson’s views and
other leading lights of the third party!
That able journal, the Augusta Chron
icle, gives this advice to the press of
the slate:
Our advice to the Democratic
papers of Georgia 13 to let the would-
be third party leaders of Georgia
severely alone. They do not merit
praise, they glory ia abuse, but they
sicken on sileuce. Treat them
though they were dead men; never
mention their names, unless it be
some proper news item in which they
are concerned as individuals, and not
as politicians. In such items do' not
refer to them as Mr. Blank, •‘the
prominent third party leader” bat
simply Mr. Blank.
_ Senator aiid Mrs. Alfred H. Col
quitt returned to their homo at Edge-
w .od last night from Washington.
Senator Colquitt is, very much im<
proved since going to Washington
covered.
Chicago, April 14.—To-day for
the first time the Chicago hotels com
need to be rushed, owiug to the
influx of World’s fair visitors. The
tide cf strangers may be said to have
fairly started, though tho grand in
crease, the flood of visitors, will not
begin uutii about April 26ib. A
great many people coming here, who
have engaged rooms ahead, have
arranged to reach here about that
date. The offices and corridors of
hotels are crowded aud it was hard to
get through the groups which gathered
there discussing the World’s fair and
other topics.
The County Alliance has been
illed to meet at Fowltown this week
nd reorganize. If the original prin-
>p!cs of the Alliance are adhered to,
the order will yet be of much good to
the farmers, but if they undertake
sandwich politics with other matters
they will burst it up again. You can
mix anything else with politics, but
ycu cannot mix politics with anything
e se. Tnss sou .ds paradoxical but
history proves that it is so.—Whig
ham Grit.
The Savannah Pre93 says: “The
worthless curs versus the valuable
sheep Which will win in the Georgia
courts of public opinion?” Of course
the cur will win. Just look over
the record of the last few legislatures
and you will see how much higher
dogs aro prizad than sheep.’ The
gentleman from Doodlevillc moves to
table th? dog law anil the member
from Possum Trot second* the mo
tion.
The Charleston presbytery,
South Carolina, has expelled a tele
phone girl from tho church because
she worked an hour on Sunday. The
case been appealed. What is to be
come of the hundreds of telegraph
operator.*, railway men and others
belonging to the church, but whose
busiucss requires them to work on
Sunday ?
Dau Rountree has made a clean
breast before tbe grand jury of what
passed between himself and Redwine
at Cora Howards. He was two hours
telling the story.
The tml».raement of the Central's
plan of reorganization by tl
khoi-firs of the Southwestern
road, will strengthen the plan very
erially.
Major J. II. Ketnir, of Atlanta,
has beeu tendered a position in the
census office of tho interior depart
ment. His duties will require him
to travel iu the south in the interest
of making a complete history of
the manufacturing interests. It is
a very pleasant place with consider*
able emoluments.—Atlanta Journal,
JefI Burnett, a negro who murder
ed a young white mao near Fort
Gaines was lynehed on Friday. The
victim confessed his crime, saying he
intended to rob the victim’s store.
The murderer was shot and burned.
A largo number of negroes took part
in the lynching.
Some of the politicians are com
plaining that Mr. Cleveland is not
making appointments to suit them.
Just so. Mr. Cleveland is making
appointments in the interest of the
people, uol to please the politicians.
The people are with him. And they
will remain with him.
lion. J. B. Norman, the popular
representative in the present general
assembly from Colquitt coun
ty, is at the Markham.—Atlanta
Journal.
big thunder storm, with the
usual lightning accompaniment,
would put a check to the hoopskirt
craze. Hoopskirts attract lightning
as well as men.
The Washiniton Post believes that
if Hawaii is annexed Mrs. Lease
should be made superintendent ot
eruptions. Give her anything which
will send her ou*. of the country.
Macon is goiog to pave her streets,
This is a step in the right direction
But it is a mighty long step, for the
streets are very wide.
Commissioner Blount has been
undoing some of the jingoism of the
Harrison administration, in Hawaii,
That’s right.
Iu tbe town of Flint, Mich., a man
and his wife are candidates for school
trustee on opposing tickets, the man
a republican and the wife a democrat,
The British parliament is still ham
mering away at the Irish homo rule
bilk Mr. Gladstone appears to b:
holding his Own with the b qs.
Tiu.ro is a great howl about B ount
hauling down the American fii;
Hawai', This is another southern out
rage. Keep cool, gentlemen.
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the office seeker will grasp his grip
and make tracks for home. Some of
them will literally make tracks.
Ben Russell -s still in Washington.
Scalps and scalps of republican officer
holders will daugle from his belts be
fore many moons.
Dresel, Morgan & Co. have, at
last, agreed to take charge of the
Richmond Terminal and reorganize
its properties.
There’s no jingoism about Mr.
Oeveland’s administration. See ac
tion of Commifs'onerr Blount
Hawai’.
CAVEATS.
ADEE MARKS*
DESIGN PATENTS,
COPYRICHTS, etc.
For information and freo IIandJ>oo.k writs to
MUNN x CO., ail Bm»Ai»\VAY. new Tour.
Oldest bureau for seenntu; patent* in America,
the public by a notice tfiveii free of charge in tho
Largest circulation of any scientific paper in tho
wond. 8plendidly illustrated. No intelligent
man should bo without it. Weekly, $3.00 a
Mar; SUOsIx months. Address MUNN A CO..
gPBl.tSHFHA. 301 Broadway. New York City.
The United States no longer exer
cises a protectorate over Hawaii, bat
other nations have been told to*‘hands
off.”
The Charleston presbytery has
decided that a poor girl, working to
support herself and little brothers
and sUtera cannot shout “Hello,” over
a. telephone line on Sunday aod then
shout “Hallelujah,” in that church.
This is a strange world
Th< as two disappointed Louisiana
pffice seekers walking home through
Georgia will be an object lesson.
Appointments made after the Sen
ate adjourns will bq acted upon when
that body reconvenes this fall.
Egan is about to get the country
into trouble , in Chile again. He is
harboring two Balmacedists.
The Macon Telegraph grows better
everyday. There’s life in the old
paper yet.
It is not thought that any more
nominations will be sent to the Sen
ate.
Dispatches from Washington indi
cate an early adjournment of the sen*
ate.
Georgia editors always get there.
Timy have interviewed Baby Ruth.
The April showers have not put in
an appearance up to date.
Th8 Florida'legislature is getting
down to. work. v
JAtKt«ONk(,TIti:LT,
THOMASVILLE, • • - GA
I am bett<-r prepared than v.\er lo
do any aud ail kinds of repair woik
in iron and bra>s. Iu addition lo long
years of experience^! am fully equip
ped with tho latest improved tools
and can gua^autco all work enti listed
to mo -SbOpfc.in rear of former rcsi-
deuce, on lower Jackson-street. Give
me an apporturifty to make an esti
mate on your work.
C.B. THOMPSON, Agt.
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