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BILL SLIKE ACTING DEVIL.
When we were boy*, BillSHk® ami I,
we were great cronies. M ith me tliere
w*s nobody like Hill, and with Hill
there was nobody like Hazel. M e were
both wlmt would be termed hard cases.
If any mischief was done In the neigh
borhood, Hill and I were sure to come
In for our shnre of the blame.
About Christmas times we always
liud u deal of fun, such as building rail
pens and putting calves and pigs in the
upper story, hanging plows, “ big ket
tles," or anything we could lay hands on,
high up In trees, to perplex the owners.
I recollect one Christmas eve, Hill
mid 1 set out to have a rich time of it.
Hill was to fix up, and act as devil, and
wc were to go around and frighten the
youngsters out of their wits. Accord
ingly. we arranged a grum-looking red
cap with horns on it, and placed it upon
Ins head, and then made a false-face
for him out of red flannel, wrapped him
in a white sheet, and started. There
were acYeral boys with us, and by them
I was unanimously elected to go before
and give the old folks nt each house a
hint of what was going on, so that wc
would not get ourselves into a scrape.
The first house in our route was
Uncle Jake Bond's. I went in, made
some errand, and as soon as possible
slipped the joke to the old man and
woman. It was all right with them,
and so I went on and rt ported to my
Companions. In a short time Hill,
alias devil, poked his singular looking
head in at the door, and, great sermnp
tion ! such a scatterment as took place.
Girls, boys, cats, and everything else,
except ing The two old ones, tumbled tip
stairs like an earthquake. In we all
bnjfTbd. and •ueh'ajangh as we had;
indhow hcgtrls slapped our faces for
frightening them so badly. This was
a glorious beginning, and so wc were
4WcM crn2y to get to the next house.
Aftgr partaking of some doughnuts,
some other little cakes that had
been cut.out with a thimble, and which
the girts called ki-tscs, we started for
Major Allen’s. I went on as usual, and
kuogkgd at the door.
“.('•me iu,’* said a voice. 1
obeyed the command, and found Jane,
the M;yor's only daughter, all alone.
""Where’s the old folks V’ asked I.
f tJpne ovet to grandfather’s," hljc
piled, sweat as sugar.
“ Very sorry,” said I, “ tor I had im
portant business with the old man.”
She assunfd me they won Id bo back
in a short time; and filling a plate with
•• hotninv ” irtnn a large kettle, where
it was boiling on the fire, she invited
me, with one of the prettiest smiles
vou ever saw, to sit down and wait till
it cooled, and then eat some with her.
I looked at the l>ig, plump grains, all
bursting open in tiie plate, and inhaled
fae ds4wk>ns odor that arose from them,
Stien I looked at the sweet face and
sunny smile of my would-be-entertainer,
and you’d better believe I wished Bill
ahd the rest pf tho boys in Guinea. 1
felt sre that all the fan we could see
would be nothing to compare with eat
ing “ hominy" with Jane Allen, yet I
dared not act the traitor. So I pre
tended I had no timo to spnrp, and bid
ding ko.r good evening I hurried back
to my companions.
'•Boys,” said I, “Jane's nil alone by
herself. It wouldn’t be right to scare
her so go to Brown's ?”
“ lIY g , 'V’ said Bill, “ T would
not miss that chance for a hundred dol
lars. She slighted me the other day
at singing-school, and now I'll endeavor
to pay heivlmok for it."
I still remonstrated, but in vain.
Bill was resolute, so 1 had to give in.
As we neared the house, Bill said j,
“ Now, boys, whatever you do, don't
say a word, ljor laugh, nor nothing, and
alter I've seat ed her, we'll slip .off, and
she’ll never know who, nor what it was.’
We all agreed, and after wo had been
stationed around the chimney to hear
her scream, Bill walked in.
“ Good evening, Mr. Devil,” said the
ttame sweet voice that a few minutes
before bad bid me to come in ; “good
evpmajr, I suppose you are used to
ovartri flilras , mid forfltvvifli we tiearet
nphwcjjv-V as if a gourd bad foil mi its
fray iiiftv'fhe pot 'of boiling hominy,
aijd thou mmie a splash, and a cry, not
e one as we expected to bear, but
<tne of nitl's * gemirtite sqhnlls on the
highest key. We all ran in and saw
the hot waiter dripping down from Hill's
cranium, while be was stamping around
like madness, tearing the horned cap
and false face from bis bead. Jane,
the mischievous little elf, was standing
up by the cupboard, laughing as though
she would go into spasms. Fortunate*
ly, Hill bad received no lasting injury,
but I assure you it put an end to our
| fun for that night. The joke had been j
turned u|o us when we least expected
it, and so we went home, feeling rather
done for. The story soon got out, and
for a long time Hill went by the name
of Mr. Devil.
Female Regulators.
Kiiedericktown, 0., Oct. 28. —For
days past rumors have lecn in circula
tion that certain ladies were prepared
to tear down all the drinking saloons
in this place. This morning early the
Baptist church bell tolled, and there
assembled alanit fifteen women, all
armed with hatchets. An organization
was soon effected, and they proceeded
directly to Kelly’s saloon. Ed. ltan
dull, the bar tender, who had heard of
their coming in advance, locked the
saloon and retired a short distance.
Without wait ing a moment after their
arrival the mob battered'in the window,
tlie door soon yielded and in poured
the women, and in an instant the beads
of whisky, wine and gin-barrels were
knocked in and the contents poured
upon the floor. Decanters and bottles
were emptied and broken, and in less
than ten minutes the whole establish
ment was completely gutted. The
counters were chopped down, beer casks
mashed, and a total wreck was made of
everything. O'Conner’s saloon, imme
diately acio3B the alroet, was next vis
ited. O’Conner had locked up and
stood before his door. The women de
manded that his whisky, etc., bt
brought out and destroyed, threatening
to serve his windows and doors as they
had Kelly’s if he did not open the place.
O’Conner offered to take his goods a to
the depot and ship them away if they
would not molest them. This was
agreed to, and two barrels were removed
which O’Conner claimed was all that lie
had, hut the women thought differently,
tnd went und destroyed every bottle,
lecanter, cask and Jug in the building
No damage was, however, done to tin
niilding, and but little to the furnitun
acre. The drug stores of C. llasack
ind Wicker <fc Vincent., and WellT
baker)', where beer is sold, were next
v isited, and tlie proprietors were warn
ed that if their liquors were not out of
town by Monday morning they would
tear them out. There has been a tre
mendous feeling aroused. Both side*
have friends, Kelly has sworn out
warrants for the arrest of the women,
which will be served on Monday. The
The end isjiot yet.
Coining After.
A gentleman once said to his pastor :
*• How can I best train up a child in
the way he should go ?”
“ By going that way yourself,” wise
ly replied the minister.
That reminds of a story told by Dr.
Thompson. lie had climbed almost to
the top of a steep mountain, lifting his
feet carefully over the projecting rocks,
when faintly from below he heard a
silvery voice call out:
“ Take a safe patb, father; I'm com
ing after you."
Ilis heart stood still as he realized
the danger of his precious boy. If the
fathers only remembered that the boys
are coming after them, how differently
they would walk. If they smoke or
drink, they must exi>eet it in the boys.
If they get angry, they will see the
thing in the children. God gives them
into your keeping, to be returned at
last, fitted for an endless future. Know
ing our fearful responsibility, we yet
vefy carelessly sot poor examples -foi
our dear ones to copy, and not only
endanger our own souls, but theirs.
Th present depression in the price ol
cotton evidently caused by large buyers,
is an attempt to get the cotton out ol
the hands of the farmer and small mer
chants. Now, one of our merchants sug
gests a plan by w hich this scheme can
be defeated, n:.d that plan is to place
your cotton in the bands of your mer
chant, be bolding it ns long as it isucc
eSfenry. Let both act promptly and hon
estly, and all parties w ill be safe, and
cotton must advance iu a short time. Ol
course, this plan must be general t<>
make it elective. Intelligent country
merchants know that their own sucee.?-
depends upon the success of tlie farmer,
and we think this plan would ease the
merchant and give the farmer all the
advantage in the rise of price.—Craw
fordvil'e Democrat.
TAX NOTICE.
T WILL bo at the fallowing prerinol* at the time
I ajHvilUni, for the pin pose of collecting State and
County taxes* tor 1*79 :
liar! well. Tuesday, November 4:li
Alford Wednesday. November sth.
Reod Creek, riiuradav. November 6tb.
Mo*l Creek. Friday. 7th.
Hull's Saturday. \ovenil*er till.
Kay k, Monday. NovemUf, 10th.
IdcCilrry A, Ttiuaday Jlih
Smith's W6dm*fttlay. V?th.
Com* forward promptly ami pay your tains.
J. L JOUXHON, T. C. If. C
G F. TOLLY. WX. M. WILCOX.
NEW FURNITURE STORE,
ELBERTON, GA.
WE re offering Furniture of every description nt price*! far below anything over offered to tbo people
Of N K Georgia. We give a tew of our price#:
Bedsteads from 82.G0,rup.
Bureaus “ 88.00, up.
Chairs “ 50cts. up.
Krerything *** proporthmab-h low. We have in stock front an £lfc.so to a *l3O <ll A MlllF.fi Nl’IT.
Give ua a call anil l>r convinced that we mean what we nay*
COPPIUS ! COPPIITS ! !
Parti#* from a diManot? can always rclv on n# to All their orders for onftliui with diMpatch. aw we keep a fill
stock, from n cheap $-4 00 coffin to u line Walnut ami Metalic Clue. Order* tilled from 2a to cl) minute* after
they are received.
Pit it It t: Fit AMI .\U a specially. FI HAITI IIF HEPAIRF.D in workmanlike stylo.
™ TOLLY & WILCOX.
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at tiie
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BOOTS AND SHOES, IIATS,
NOTIONS, GROCERIES,
CROCKERY,
And all things generally kept in a country store. In orlcr to secure bargt.ins, call
early at
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ELBIRTON, GEORGIA.,
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Hill FttlOß 111 Ginl CODIBii It'tllll!,
BRO If .Y’S WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. C.
Liberal advances made on Cotton. Consignments solicited. I*4
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
BALTIMORE, MD.
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id into meat. Thi* w ill cau*e the malignant humor#
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ami when tin**!* humor* are removed, the wound#
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poultice# applied over the affected jmrt*, altir the
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Diphtheria. Ulcerated Sore Throat Scar
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Piles, Fistulas, Strictures.
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orous and healthy being. It will require time with
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Dropsical Swellings, Paralysis and Stifl
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Both the Ointment and ViUt should he used in the
f.tUniaina cattc* :
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Bad Breasts, Corn* (Soft), ings.
Burns, Cancer#, Lumbago,
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way Si CD.. New York, nod by all respectable Drug
gists aud Dealers in Medicine throughout the civil
ized world, in pots at 25 cents, 62 cents, anti <1 each
There is considerable saving in taking tin
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every disorder are affixed to each pot.
MOK.MXCi XF.IVS AERIALS.
A NEW~STORY
By a Lady of Savannah,
Savannah Weekly News
Of OCTOBER 4th will contain the first chapters oi
a story of thrilling interest, entitled
Anabel’s Secret.
BY MRS. J. O. BRANCH.
We desire not to anticipate the plcasnre which th<
renders of the W’KKKi.Y Nkws will derive from tlx
perusal f this charming story, and therefore, will
not speak of it here further than to way that in the
management of au original and intensely interest ini
plot, not less than in her powers of description, hr
lifelike delineations of character, and the pun
moral tone of her reflections, the accomplished au
thor gives assurance that she inherits the genius ol
her gifted mother. Mrs. Caroline Leo Hentz, wbosi
works of fiction have been so universally admired
and still rank a long the most popular American
books ot their el i>s A naiad’s Secret "is develop
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one time a resident, and her vivid descriptions oi
some of the most wonderful scenery of that pic
turesqne region are among the striking features ol
the story.
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numbers of the Weekly. Subscribers who desire to
have the story complete should send in their sub
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4 DM fNTSTE ATOK'S SALE.
J\. D.v At) order from the Court of Ordinary of
Hart County, will be sold at the courthouse door in
llf.i twcll. linrt Comity, (teorgih. on the first Tues
day in December next, within the legal hours of salt*,
the following property to wit : One hundred an
seventy-three acres of laud, more or lees, in the
1113th district (J. M.. joining lands of J. M. Bradley.
Franklin Drown. Elijah Mason. Aaron Rice and oth
ers, well watered, with tolerable improvements, 40
acres in cultivation. 35 acivs in original forest, re
mainder in old fields. Sold as the property of \V.
C. Kay, dftceaat, to pay the debts ami for a diatri
bi.tion niiiung the heii*s. And sold subject to the
wicow s dower. 'iVrms, one fourth cash, balance
due November Ist. DrO. w ith eight per cent, inter
rat from day ol sale. Bond given tor titles. This
Ociobtr re;l-70 JAMES J. RAY. Admr
(A bad beginning makes a good ending.)
My Good Mau, TV hat Gives You I’aln !
BROKEN PROMISES
AND UNPAID DEBTS!
We do not say that ALL MEN are liars ;
hut dial wc owe del>ts which MUSI HE
PAID, and if our GOOD PROMPT-PAY
ING rustomers do not help us, to whom
must wc look ? Some men would let us
talk ourselves to death, or die iu the poor
house rather than use any exertion to pay
what they owe us. We arc glad that all
men are not so. Many of our good friends
are coming up with cotton and money TO
HELP US OUT. Let others do likewise.
Some need but to he reminded. Thosa
who want full prices for their cotton, and
who desire to render us a real favor, will
Conic earlv. we know'.
Do not iakc offence, for none is intended.
We simply need money and are not ashatn
to tell you so. WE MUST HAVE IT.
E. B. BENSON & CO.
l OLD m RELIABLE,
' Da. Sanford’s Livek I.vnaor.ATonl
£is a Standard Family Remedy for % %!
of the Diver, Stomach
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s'i I! W in In y practice]
IJ?* alul l) y tlle public,]
vISI lor more Uuan 35 years,]
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•J ~ SEND FOR CIRCULAR.'
£S. T. W. SANFORD, M. 0.,
J AXT DneflGIST H ILL T*Lt Tor ITS KlrniTlOX.
NOTICE.
APPLICATION having been mad© to the Conrt
of Ordinary of Hart County, Georgia, for the
ent of anew public road in said County
commencing at or near ihsvl Creek Church in the
1115th District G M., thence to Joe! Bailey s. thence
running as the old rood now runs to Swan Sanders’,
thence along said old road to Winston- Adams’,
thence to intersect the Amlcrsonvillc it/rtd near
Liglitwbod-Log Creek, said road having been marked
out and a report thereof made to said Court in ian*
ner prescribed by law. Notice is hereby given to
all jwr.sons that on and after ilu)2ihh dav of Novem
ber, an order will be passed finally granting
said road to be opened as a public roa I, if no good
cause in si low n. Witness my baud and otiicial sig
nature, this October 25, 187‘d.
F. C. STEPHENSON. Ordinary.
T TART SHERIFF’S SALES.
I JL M ill be sold before the courthouse door iu
Hartwell. Hart County Georgia, on the first Tues
day in l>ec<*mher next, during the legal hours of sale,
ihe following property, to wit : All that tractor par
cel n. mud situate, King ami being in tlie County of
liai t. State of Georgia, containing fifty seven acre*,
more or less, and adjoining lands of Munrou Caon,
1.11. Thornton. T 1. Bobo, anil others. Levied on
as the property of J. I). Adams bv virtue of a ft. fa.
issued from Hart Superior Court on a Judgment ob
tained at September term of said court iu favor of
L. fl. J. Linder vs. J. D. Adams. Property lev
ied ou for purchase money, upd written notiee of
levy served personally ou J. L>. Adame, the tenant
in possession.
Also, at the same time and place will he sold the
following property, to it: all that tract or parcel of
land situate, lying and being in file County of Hart.
State of Georgia. Containing one Inns I red' and forty
acres, more or less, and adjoining lands of F. b.
Hodges, X, D. Lock, It. A. Cold), and others. Lev
led on as the property of Ifolmrt Traaley by virtna
"fa ti. ta. issued from Hart Superior Court on a
.judgment obtain, dat the September trim. 1H79 of
said Court iu favor of T. J. Linder vs. Robt. Tea*.
ley. Said place is well improved and iu a good state
of cultivation, l-roperty levied ou to eatisfv a debt
for purch.se money, and written notion'of levy
served personally on Hold. TVftslev, the tenant la
possession. This October BT, 1879.
J. K. MYERS, Sheriff.
IT ART SHERIFF’S SALE.
” ill be sold before the Courtiiotiae door in
Hartwell, Hart county, Georgia, on th© first Tu©*-
lay in December next, during tho legal hours of sale,
the fallow ing property, to wit:
One Hundred and Thirty Acre* of Land, more or
h st. lying and being in the County of Hart, on the
wat ts of Lit 1 1© Light wood Log Creek, joining land*
of John MeDoiigid, I* rkep Vickery, Maria Brown,
ami others. All levied on by xirturc of a fi. fa. from
Hart .Superior Court returnable to March term,
ISBO. in favor of O. M. Doyle vs C. S. Simpson,
levied ow a* the property of C. S. Simpson to satis
fy the above stated li. tie This October 27. 1871).
J. JL MYERS. Sheriff.
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WARRANTED best and cheapest.
Prices reduced. Tamp Met free.
I MILLING SUPPLIES.
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JOHN r. SHANNON,
A TTORNEY-A T-LA W,
ELTIERTOX, GEORGIA,
Practices in the Conntiis of Elbert, Uart, Madison
anil Franklin, uuil in the Supreme Court elsewhere
when employed M