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EXTRAORDINARY RACE.
Ari( Urnllni * *ce-lbrw*
Some yearn ago nraee whm mn at the
HnjOie, in Holland, whieli. lor its novel
tv, excited more than ordinary interest.
It wan bet ween a fast-trotting borne and
a full-grown hog; distance, six English
wiles.
The circumstances which led to this
unique trial of speed were as follows :
At a ciul) at the Hague a young member
expatiated upon the beauty, symmetry
and extraordinary speed of a trotting
horse he had that day purchased, ex
pressing nn eager desire to get up a
match, to prove the superior qualities of
his horse. A gentleman remarked :
•* I have a hog which I would not hes
itate to run against him."
Heals of laughter greeted this strange
proposal, to which, when partially sub
sided, the owner of *• grnnty” quietly
interposed:
“Well, gentlemen. I now challenge to
run my hog Nero against that gentle
man’s fast trotter, in harness, six Eng
lish miles, provided, that the horse car
ry two persons, and that fourteen day’s
time be allowed me for training my
animal."
“ Agreed !" “ Agreed !" resounded all
round ; for the joke was deemed too
good and too novel to give it the go-by.
It was agreed Hint the match should
come otf that day fortnight, at 11 o'clock
A. 51. precisely; and the beautiful ave
nue leading from the Hague to the sea
shore at Scbeveniogen was selected as
the course.
The news ofthis extraordinary match
for atrial of speed between a fast trot
ting horse and a full grown porker,
spread like wildfire, and caused the
most intense excitement among the
people, all eager to see the fun. The
day was anxiously looked for. and the
training of Nero began.
On the first day poor Nero was
starved, strict orders having been given
by ids owner that no one should feed
Him, himself alone attending to that
matter. On the second day Nero was
pretty sharp set, when punctually at
11 o'clock, his master made his appear
ance.
A rope was securely fastened to one
of his trotters, and his master drove
him with many a kick and forcible per
suasion all the way over the course to
•Sclieveningcii, where he led him upon
a scanty meal of two herrings, which
Nero ravenously devoured, after whidi
he had to trot back to the Hague.
It may he proper hereto remark that
the hog prefers fish to any other kind
of food.
On the third day Nero felt perfectly
ravenous; but be had to bide bis time,
and his master had to resort to the
strictest hog discipline to start him otf
when, at 11 o’clock, he presented him
self to drive him over the course.
After a liberal and energetic applica
tion of the booted foot and a little loud
and angry discussion between the re
spective parties, they arrived at their
journey's end. where Nero was regaled
with three herrings, being one extra,
and which he dispatched voraciously in
double quick time, looking for more,
but in vain. *
lie was then, with muc h coaxing and
kicking, persuaded to resume the return
trip homeward, which was safely accom
panied by vigorously squealing and de
termined grunting on the part of Nero.
On the fourth day, punctually at 11
o'clock, when his master presented him
self, Nero seemed to understand some
what the object of his calling; he
walked oil not only without compulsion,
but at a good round pace, to get to liis
journey's end. where his master regaled
him not alone with his coveted dinner of
three red herrings, hut, as a reward for
his tractability and conduct, with one
herring extra, which Nero devoured
with incredible velocity as soon ns they
came within reach of his grinders.
On the firth day. Nero was fully up to
the game, and his master experienced
considerable dilliculty to keep up with
him. At Suhevcningcn the usual allow
ance. now four herrings, was given him,
and disposed of in a short metre.
On the day following, and up to the
time of his race, hies master had no fur
ther dilliculty with Nero but to keep up
with him. Nero invariably taking the
lead, although on the return trips the
same difficulties always recurred. A
vigorous application of hoots was. in
such a case, the only convincing argu
ment with Nero, who never could see
the point nor comprehend the necessity
of this back-track movement, and
squealed and grunted his objections.
On the ninth day Nero had become
perfectly trained, and having grown ex
tremely thin u|>on his scanty meals, he
now ran like a race-horse, a veritable
Eclipse, invariably distancing his mas
ter. who followed with a fast trotting
horse in harness.
both exercise and spare diet were,
however, strictly adhered to up to the
day preceding the one on which the race
was to come off. On that, the thirteenth
day. as on the first day. poor Nero was
again starved. At the usual hour of 11
his master appeared, hut Nero was
doomed to disappointment—no trot, no
herring on that day.
\\ ith eager eye and impatient grunt
he signified his desire to be released
from his pen. but alas! it was not so to
be : he had to submit to a day of fast
ing to prepare for the race.
On the fourteenth day lx>th horse and
hog appeared at the starting-post, eager
for the race. Ft was a beautiful day,
and the road was lined the entire dis
tance on loth sides with spectators
eager to see the s|Krt. Punctually at 11
o'clock at tap of drum, off they started,
amidst shouts of the multitude. The
lird two miles were closely contested : i'
was emphatically a neck-and-neck race ;
but Nero, light as a feather, and having
in his mind’s eve his delectable meal,
now fairly flew over the ground, gradu
ally leaving the horse behind, keeping
the lend the entire distance. Amid
shouts, the waving of handkerchiefs
and the wildest excitement, he reached
the ending-post, beating the horse by
linlf a mile and winning the race tri
umphantly.
For this extraordinary performance.
Nero was rewarded with a pailful of
herrings, which, having feasted upon to
his heart's content, he waddled back to
Hague.
TUTPLPILIS
A Noted Divine says
They arc worth their
weight in gold,
READ WHAT HE SAYS:
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a martyr to Dyi-pcpsia,Uomuiptitimi, :nd Pile*. Iu i
Miriny your pill* wire mommindrl to me ; I hkc
tlicin (tint with little mi<lt)- I iilM now a well man,
have ){oo<i ;ip|Mtitc v Minn per eel, regular *
pile*Kone, unit I liavc ifunud lorty |>oiiitiUauki lkth
They are wr h their wiif;!it in uoltl.
llkv. It. L. SIMI'hON, l/juikvillc, Ky.
TUTT 5 S mTAVWSX
iin-tlkint thirty year , .mo
CUBE BICK HEAD* for i Inntftinic w.ttideinni.
strator*t anatomy in tin
n-, I o I'll College of Gmr-
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IU I I O I iLikiO hi* Pills have the irunr ui-
CURE DYBPEPHIA. tee thathey are prepared
r H i on sc.ii n' inc pnnriplcft,
TUTPS PiLLS ;:::!ckrv! r,! *' ro,nil “
CURB CONSTIPATION ""tIK-m' til"
r.. . hereto!ore antauor itic
TlllPx Pkl I X qutililiea of a t>tuft hen*
IUI I O I IksLO n.g.f'Mrgativt' y and a fur*
CUKE PILES. it ytug tome.
in mm Their first apparent cf*
TIITTIO Dll I O Pect is to inert a?.c* the ap
lUI I O lILLd petite ly eaiiMnu the food
to properly aaaimi Ia te.
CUKE FEVER AND Thus the system is now
islieil, and by their tonic
TMTTtA nil | n MCtion on the’diifestivc or-
UIPS P<ILS p ins, reuular amt In althy
■ v i valuation* are prodm r<f.
CUKE BILIOUS COLIC The rapidity with whieli
■ ■ 1,1 per take oh /.V*//.
TIIVTTJO nil | D while under the infltu nn
IUI I O riLLd of these itilla, l its* If in-
CURE KIDNEY COM- dientes t jiclr mhiptahili >
PLAINT. nourish the laxly, and—
■mi hence their efficacy tit cur*
TIITVfO n*B R O inif nervonadebility,im l
illl I 3 riLLo "ntiioii . <ijr>.|KpMii, WHM
inn ot the muscle*, slug-
CURE TORPID LIVEIt j’Mmcs.s ot the Jiv r.
"" r c hronic constipation, and
imparting health am! strength to the system. Sold
even where. Office, 35 Mu ray Street, New York.
i4U<. luj jbailla.- mm gnjamaa^i
| TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE- i
H Gray Il.tir van be changed to a ]
fj glossy I>l ick by a single application of 4
9 Dr.TuTT’s Hair Dye. It acts tike magic, J
9 and in warranted as harmless as water. ILJ
ffl Price SI.OO. Office 35 Murray St., N. Y.
Mm is Queen’s Delight?
Read the Answer
It Is s Lint that grows In the South, and is spe
tally adapted to the 1 tire of'din uses ot that climate.
NATURE’S OWN REMEDY,
wintering at once into the blood, expel ing all >i*rnf
ilott*. sypbilitie, ami rheumatic affections. Alone,
t it a s.-arch.ng alterative, hut when 1 outturn 1 wit!-
Sarsaparilla, Yellow Hock, and other herbs, it tonus
\ Tutt's Sarsaparilla
?nd Queen’s Delight,
riic most poweifill blood purilter known to medic !
i m'e tor the core ot *ld ulcers. Hi--■ eased joints, foul
iseharges from the ears and nostrils, abscesses, skin
i-eiHs, drop*.j-, kldm-y complaint, evil effects of
iTet practhe/, disi rd red live rand spleen. Its use
n ngthens the nervous system imparts a fair com
-1 xio,i, and builds up tin body with
HEAITHY. SOLID FLESH.
Vs an antidote to syphilitic poison it is strongly
comm -tilled, Ilundr. ds ot eases if llie worst type
ive been radically cn id by it. Dei tig purely vug
ible its continued use wib do no harm. The Inrst
one to lake it is during the Miinitn r and fill; and
listen ' of debility, he idache. b ver and agui . you
'ill 1 njov robu-t health Sold !y ill dmggists.
Vrice, si.bo. Offiei . Marry Mreet. New > nrk .
WILLIAM L. WEBB,
i.ut \vi:r.n * sa<;i:,
StiriTMHiMa to CAM KItON, AVKII1I& CO ,
IMCOKTKKOK
CHINA, (j!L\SS& EARTHKXWARE.
LOOKIN'* C-I. VSNK.N. UI.KOMM:
LAMP*. AV.
No. 12 s >loe(ii.g Street*
(<\K DuuU i iioM HAZEL riT.)
CHAIILKSTON, S. (’.
* 117// supply i'onntry Merchants with Goods,
in his line. (ft as foir rates as they alii hay in New
<lO York or ebevhere. 12
H'AKT SHERIFFS SAFE.
Willin' s< *l*l, l* lon llir Omit homo in
Hurt well. Hart (’utility. Georgia, on flu* Fir.Nt Tues
tljiv in tluniuirx n \i. within the legal hours *f
safe. flit' follow ilir nropert v. to wit:
Oju> 11 oust- Mint Two lads. both top'tluT, Nos. Ii
anti so containing One■hr If At it s rat h, imur or loss,
wrll improved. lying and lieing in flit* town of Unit
will, il being the lots whereon l>r. George Eberhiiri
now lives, Levied on with ft 11. I'a. issued from Hart
Superior ('tau t at Mhivli term. Is*’, in favor ot .Ittlm
Klicrlittit A Son **. (b'orge Kberhart : also other ti.
fas. in inv ltantls against the defendant in li. fa.
ProperU pointed out li\ tin* defendant in ti. fa.
Docml r 3d, 1877.
.1 R. MVKKS. Sheriff.
Hart sheriffs sale.
_ Will lt* sold before the i'onrthoiim* door in
1!-1 wrll, Hart Count v. Georgia. on tin* First Tiles-
a in .lannary next. (Hiring tlu* legal hour* of salt .
! tlu* following propel t> to wit
i one gray horse. nliout eight year* old. Foiled on
| to satisfy u ti. fa. issneti from Hart Superior Court
September Term. 1877. in favor of Thoms* L.
Attains vs. K A. Hall. Property iminted out hy T.
I . Adams. plaintitt in ti. fa. This December 3. 1877
6770 J. R. MVKKS, sheriff.
( and EORGIA—HART COUNTY.
\ I ORDINARY s rmci
Caswell Farmer has applied for exemption of per
smialtv and setting npnrt and valuation of homestead,
anti I will pass upon the same at 12 o'clock M. on tin
26th day of 1 H*et inls'i . 1877. at my office. This No
vemis'r 24th. 1877.
F. (’. STEPHENS! >N .
66-69 Ordinary.
4 DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
± V. B\ virtue of an order from the Court of Ordi
nary of Hart County. will be stdd. tn the First
Tuesday in •Innuary. 1877. licfore the Courthouse
door in Hartwell, in said t'ouiitv within the legal
hours of sale. One Trat t of Land in said Fount s , ad
joining lamia of >l. A. tlob'ison, (V McCurrx and A\ m.
McConnell. containing Ninety.One Aeres. more or
less, well iniprovetl, and alsmt Fffts Aeres in a pod
state of cultivation and well watered. Sold as the
pn]H‘i t\ of W. A. Mcwlotim. deceased, for the licnc
tit of the heirs and creditor*. Terms, credit, one
third tine IWciiilh r 251 h. 1878: one-third due IV
eembet* 25th 18*79: and one-thiid tint* lHrember 25th.
I SSI I, w ilh interest from das of side at tell ]h r cent.
Rond given tor titles.
This Met * iid' i 3 1877.
i.; ;o s M. MKWroFKN Adm \ .
ATTEXTK)N, N( HIT 11 EAST GEORGI A.
BUGGIES, PHAETONS, CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, WAGONS, &c,
OF THE OLD RELIABLE
IIODHSON
It AN UFICTVRSi
ATHENS. GEORGIA.
T,r THE LA lie EST STOCK /.V THE SOUTH AT QREATLY IiLDUCLD Pit WES. 'a* Kejxiir Work a
Sptcittltij.
fitly Tin- Best Selected sluteriul and the Finest Workmen in the State.
6n) Cull and Examine before Purchasing ELs-where. ALL II URK (J TJLED. XrA 01-76
Ayer’s
Cherry Pectoral
IFor Diseases of tbe
Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds,
Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
The reputntlim i has nttaine-l, In consequence of
the marvellous cures It has produced during Ihe
last half century, is a sufficient assurance to the
public that it will continue to realize the happiest
results that can be desired. In almost every
section of country there arc persons, publicly
known,who have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases of tile lungs, by its use.
All who have tried it,acknowledge its superiority;
and where its virtues arc known, no one hesitates
ns to what medicine to employ to relieve the dis
tress and suffering peculiar to pulmonary affec
tions. I'UKltitr Pectoral always affords in
stant relief, ami performs rapid cures of the
milder varieties of bronchial disorder, as well as
the more formidable diseases of the lungs.
Asa safeguard to children, amid the distress
ing diseases which beset the Throat and Chest ol
Childhood, it is invaluable; for, by its timely use,
multitudes arc rescued and restored to health.
This medicine gains friends at every trial, as
the cures it is constantly producing arc too re
markable to lie forgotten. No family should be
without it, and those who have once used it
never will.
Kmincnt Physicians throughout the country
prescribe it, and Clergymen olicit recommend it
from their knowledge of its effects.
PREPARED Bt
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Practical anil Analytical Cheinint*.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS KVERYWMEKE.
E. B. BENSON & CO., Agents,
llahtwih.i.. <ia.
C/HS& PRESSES FOR STEAM ,
JIANDMJimE POWER. SORGHUM MILLS
Ercsrc. circular wjnship &Bro.
G n ATLANTA. GA.
(JIN (IKAI!L\(i
SHAFTING and BOLTS
| ( tll'.U’KU THAN EVER IIKVOKK VT TUK
Forest City Foundry
and
MAOHIHE WORKS,
(iKO. R. LOMBARD&(’0 M
AKH KTA. GA.
I^NGINES.
J i f ’IOTTON SCREWS.
V J ILL GEARING.
and Machinery of all kinds made and nqmire<l.
52 102
John M. Robinson,
(Formerly O’Uouucr & Robinson)
Whoh'sah* Dealers in
Millinery % Straw Goods,
BONNETS, HATS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FFATHERS. etc..
\o. s .1 l llrmtur
,M) ITI.AXTA. UA.
GRACES SALVE.
\ VoffotaUli* l*ro|>R I’fttio. invmDMl in the
17th century lv Dr. Win. Grace. Surgeon in King
•lames' army. Through its agency he t nntl tlom
sands of the tnst serious sores ami wmiimlh. and was
roganltni by nil who knew him a** u puhlii- benefac
tor. 25c a hov by until :av. For sab* by druggists
generallv.
AGENTS WANTED.
a- si;rn " ru’A i*. & mins r. W |„„ m.,..
SYRUP MACHINERY
MMKW. Jaswsaxr & Co*,
ATLANTA, GA.,
Manufacturers of Clegg's I’atcnt Portable CUl’PEll EVAPORATORS aad (ialvan
ixctl Iron Evaporators.
Agents for CAKE MILLS . FRITT DRYERS. GIKS L'OTTOK PRESSES ,
Portable and Stationary STEAM EXGIKES. THRESHERS. HORSE POW
ERS. FAX MILLS. HORSE HAY RAKES. CRIST MILLS, S.VFT MA
<’HIKES. HOLT IX G CLOTHS. MOW IKG MAC II IKES. frf.
tSTOtir Evaporators arc the cheapest on the market, and none better
Send for circulars and prices.
TURNIP SEED,
l,r>oo Ihs. Fresh Tt’liNll’ SEEDS. All sort* l.andretli's Best I.HASS SEEDS, SEED
OATS. It YE, BAULKY, WHEAT, .U’.
FERTILIZERS FOR WHEAT !!!
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &C.
Mark W. Johnson & Cos.,
Atianta. GA.,'July 9. 1877. 47-72
THE MOST CROWDED PLACE
Is that where Goods are Sold the Cheapest.
JOHN KF FLY’S
Fall Announcement for the Year 1877.
JOHN KKKLY lias just recriveiVaml marked oft’ liis fall stork of DRY GOODS, Notions, Hosiery and
lilovoN, (ittiiti*' Furnishing Goods. Hats. BootHHiui Shoes. Cloaks and Shawls. Trunks, etc., which for
volume, variety, beauty, desirability and cheapness, will be found to surpass, by far. any stock ever plan'd
before the public in Atlanta at any time previous. Having been for nearly a month past in attendance upon
New York ' fom-it ales," lie lias purchased an immense stock of goods, for the greater part ot which he lias
paid nothing lik* their value. GowiequrDtl.v he can sell 'bargains.”
THIS ADVERTISEMENT
Is no extravagant exaggeration expended upon a mere handful of goods, purchased, perhaps, at high figures
under the pressure of a doubtful credit.
ON THE CONTRARY,
Thin magnificent nt<><-k of goods wan pm-cliancd FOK THK CASH, ami in its ~ lire-haw tlir Hiibs.iib.-r did
not ft.iilim- liims. lf to tin- regular i-lu.iiii.-1h of trade, but struck out boldly upon tin- market, reiving upon
' iiis judement (tin- result of thirty yarn’ experience) and nlu.-ked splendid windfalls from under the bam
! no r of the auctioneer, the sherilf, and from the bands of trie assignee.
.-s JOHN KEELY, <' ornc-r Whitehall and Hunter Streets. Atlanta. Ha.
I Sfeisp"
%f'ii
' 1! l7j
'Sa gim
Greatßeduction inPrices
Wc are the lirst to otter
FIRST-CLASS SEWING MACHINES
at prices within the reach of all. WE
WILL SELL THE VERY BEST Family
Sewing Machine
For Twenty-Five Dollars
, on an ornamented Iron Stand and Treadle,
with Walnut Top and Drawer, and neces
sary Attachments, and deliver it at anv
Railroad Depot in the l'nited States.
FREE OF CHARGE.
These machines are warranted to do the
whole line of Family Sewing with more
rapidity, more ease of managment. and less
fatigue to the operator, than any machine
now in use. They make the Double Thread
Sf it eh in sueh a wanner that then aroal the
necessity of’ winding the under thread, and
will sew from the tincst cambric to the
heaviest overcoat cloth. i>end for circular
and emu/ile of sewing. Every machine
warranted for three years.
UUATS W.ivrwi KVERYW HKKE.
CENTENNIAL MACHINE CO., Limited,
llinert Ht., I'lilliulelpliin. I*n.
57 38
K!>. KMKIIIt'K 5K1.1.. CH.tS. FONTS.K.
SELL & FOSTER,
.fOBIiKRSOK
WHITE GOODS,
MI LUX FRY.
FAXCY and FI UXISIIIXU GOODS.
GLO YES.
HOSIERY.
xorroxs. axd sta twseh y.
< foods sohi on the most liberal terms, at
the lowest prices to responsible houses.
SEEL A FOSTER,
No. '27 Jlayne Street, Charleston, S. C.
47 72
WOOL CARDING
THE ANDERSONVIRLE MILLS
ami WOOL CARDS arc in first-rate
condition for work. Wool, left with
Messrs. E. B. Bkshox <t Cos., at Hart
well, will be carded and returned free
of extra charge. Sept. 4tli, 1^77.
E. E. HARRISON.
TIIE SUN.
1878. NEW YORK. 1878.
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names of pa]**rs. and other information and for esti- '
mati’s. address Peai s & Foki'KH. 411'ark Row (Times j
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. c not easily earned in these times.
i* . . j hut it can he made in thnv 4 months
ill h s v Hnv °ue <f either s**\. in any part
111 of the country who is willing to work
' 1 1 I steadily at the employment that w*
furnish. s6<i per week in your town.
You need not b away from home over night. You
can give > our w hole time to the work, or only your
spare moments. AY*- have agents who are making
over 420 per day. All who engage at once cun make
nione\ fast. At the present time money cannot he
made so easily and nipidl vat any other businoss. It '
*Hivt,s nothing to lr\ the hud ness. Terms and 85 |
(bittit tn* . Addrr'-s at once. 11. I! V!,M IT A Cn , j
P'Mlhiud Maine. I*. !*
HULL & SCOTNEY,
GENERAL
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
346 North Water Street
PHILADELPHIA,
and wholesale dealer, iu lint ter. Choeae lard, Tul
low K--S. I’onttn. name. SUn-k, I nlat.a-s Applea,
TTTrrinriTTr>iiraiii Hour, l-tir, W o.il, ( otton,
kII I I r. ni:iee Tobacco. I'eamita. Bris.ni
DU 1 * lJ * , ,'oni. 1 tried I-'rnil, Ha.v Hops,
1-0,-..leu and Domestic Kniits. and In fact we can sell
foreign snu | j , market price;
and ~,,(1 |IItIIt AI, ttSII
T'il'w- I'ws'ta fllirror ms.leon all skip
llri iMIAPUL L VL iH-risbublo arti
incuts except DUiiUk/U wr ~n
eles. ’ll! show ...me dealer In Philadelphia
will tell you wr bund ed nion - _- T rrir> tr
all Other Houses 111 Philtulcl priTTI I U V
~llia put together. Send for fUUillll 1
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