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whom l( lilts Util
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Tli" men
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butt r f1• iiw
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they aid if vvoiiS,
try with wildcat,
W" Imwi m i 11 • • U'iJIYlc
that the Constitu w ut
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f! did it luukc
nit n is t>inipi<
v taii» !m in f!;ekl<‘
fact ncl (ruth wlu fi it wants to
I pi .:. Th" records of
1 ! ics and i ’ ■ fa Mi.shod truths of
hisjorv must a ••vnry !
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till: t l di|, ,,.! rooms
il, inwt‘11 that Judge Law.-oi i
corrected the (inti -I itul ion ; and
that lie did it in a manly and ■ m-
vim'ing way i- shown a IoIIowh.
“Now what an t!i.-
Tin n was mure f huu oi Vi it."
ken i i I h" lift thiro mgr : ■ •;»
I he r ji.-itl i f til" i d< 111 tux
ii".- .1 .lilt" ll i'm
first vim wai i n a i: i 11 t' i p i
t li" tnv utieomliti 11 l‘l t i V (
sniiml mui" v ami fr"" i ; T ii"m-
ourutH (many of tlumi) vot"<l
nuniiiHt tin- l.ill "ii th" to •' oi ml
that no cmummii.s winch would
insure I h" sutindni s iuhI
mity of th" "iirn’iicy Ilf .stilt
1 'iink- w"i’" jirnaci iiiid i i III" I
Tim wi 1 1 a - r a; pi’ci lati'd 1 !i" (■
nf tins iihj.'ctmn throiii.dmiii t I i ■
dincuHruiai and wa. s' i YjiI l- <*v I
itt tli" d, h'ut nl th" hill
Th" only f onfihihl" hoj)" >f se-
e Hill If -li. pi «; "1 fut.pi n.Mtm
tli" tax Lrii%, lim'" ", tli" »«-!h'itg" /Sf
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t I ‘ J 'UfnnU( H
CMM’f ft *i/j>*<! in (1
hi , uftniniMMing Will >nom si
80 u mil (f \'c. .
that t) ft'nuAht it
nnaiift:.! laws at ill vita!
points, nml. in my jiidy.iiu, nl. i;
p;.: '".ip \v mid linv" "••■•mini JK'ft 1
mialdi !,<■ i».• littu ■ wind"
I ry ai:d iui V", : ;i ;i !;i r. m .iin ,
vi j i i *;ii ai j rom r
pidifims. ! t w
t h. Wiksoi A 1
V Mi Vi r tak"n
Hi" ut Oil
lopt h t »rd"i’ "in:n,;iI iu;* L. u, t ‘
"omnuit •" "U nil s nu i 1 '
thv* t mx when d"i lllll! < u
hill .dmuld i’ d Mid
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|ti. 0 joi*»ty of
tfti.'t it <'<>] t
i ublii*un
M 11 voMfti.anu ( i ( V i j, y
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t irom tho
from th 1 north, H’.iml, of M.
i ivan ft.l
myan i Nv hr x s r a i
in m ivor nior.s amonj:
and 1 1 Vi>t"S
> or nortiicni d« moo rati
too oRst’ur • i’or their \ \Y i
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rv umd limn, v <1
f iu i uth uud evvrv oil" from t
J H ii’lli ■.« Iu i v"ted on [ in quo^tion
vuti d on ! li" out'stii.di votru m la-
vor of I.ringing' m R, Hill, and if
the thirty Ihr<v fiv< Ivor U) i 1
vli’UHH'i’iils I :ui ti) af-
liriimtiv". n.- inany nth rs f like
.sentiment did do. th" order would
lutve iuvn udoptvid t»v u mnjontv
of sixty v<*t sand tin I'ni’!!.-" Rill
so far ns the evid’ t HR discloses,
Moln, i i liuvo passed, W Imtsi.i vi r
excuse* may In rcmli r*»d for th,
thirty three vot. s it wi!! vi-r IV-
main an imprcgmibl
till. i * huhilitation
lauiKt* m* t .us death m 11 1 1
of r4*p|ft*sentaf ivos at * t
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! I'iust- kicking, and if Il' L'" ig
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Tit" silver tjuo! t i*in is pmetieiil-
; ttl-d. Our fi iniids \vl iu
eaf" "\t 11 iii< silvei legisliitimi \vi!
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ti<ui am llOW it IS practn ally ,
, . , lemon, , taki our Imnd-
kerehi' f while wi wring th" t< sirs
, mt "f vonra.
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m ,,, v pin!form, it
a!way:, ha nere.tohi.'. . 1'lnii is a!
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(rue t ui VvS a a r* ran*
tuft'd t h* Volid most ot
ti’l'lll; , tin ivfol" til
portanee of e.irefill eonsu'.era! mu
in 1* ttiin: th' m’out See thai the
enmity gets value received
and seeure sti'iietures, with a guar-
for th fui! (erm
I’.’! 1 lol 1 li 1 vou will o t /• * .
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lory . \| liiiiaiioM ,,f vour acts
sunn^ ai< )>y vour 4 aminl ioa
tint vou a ia cap a 'c aiot Wiii v
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plum g <«'r- u\*'V V •
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I UK’S i' "U:: i ymijig ladies,
|l, ut tin y eoidd g -t to tliem
j tin-y hulled out for luifte., Y*h»< -i -.
u-o-w, expre-.-ed the hoys i <
exactly it- 1 the gil ls drove off.
Hoh Turk i l' Afaeon last F.I-
day afteriu n, .
(‘am" along uj> \\ ain:;t d""k ii 1
j 5 i" luiind .soni" l t triil
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a r landed ai Rminii i *ak
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luds, SO I told ll * I tl'.enftnt i d"
go lo Hillsboro Rut dec id d not to
go.
Will date just here that
saf> which Tom M i!- urn and J‘„ J.
ent 01)1
thr.l was i!) ti;,. til-" n
Walk \t 15 'ft
<;r two ago Th( v ml)i )t‘i 1 it i
it> eon tints if , ; vx\ nl >y
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ed and, l>y the vote‘-*f the fi aeh-
i■ rs, grammer was omitted, Tin,
we thought unfortunate, in vii v.
m th" nud that < J" vorr-ct nw of
llUlgURgO is a MV"
;n.-lit. and ii h.o fit ud ;
auMit revived, w.ii, we mar.
:U u" distant date hc'-on' • « -ii' of
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v* edict is corr- et it ought to Re
suHk’ii’nt evi Hi ec for Hi ■ young
that lft. r pr senre
jH* v nine vn -, are valnahh •
V;UU!\ RI.: to Wftst*
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It will i> * )>atl it iio nowr i; i
h« is a clover m Ill
Vv r.g muii and dv-erw
of llOl'ie ill ft 11.
Eli Pekrixs
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if rain for
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pond mg
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wit it is k s t ,nondr
I tho nloasiTo
1 V
i • mad" a business
ral City t ; ■ day
i. v. .1 v s tv.v.L wife went to
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liiion.
i \v i (v and liahy.
S "( i 1 . t n -1 k with
il lauuiv.
or
VS I., -‘t wvck with Mi.-?:-
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■ side 1 >>’ri• ail of
a \y aro l. i-di: to any
is tm and
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u»r childt'iv; and Mr . N. A. Kir-
i Chat j .’in., Will !
.... Midi i„I"i l . n«t Hun-
| day for Vi'. A. Bragg's Tli cv will
a c or ■ with his fami-
Iv
t Isa Maggie Sloeumb i - spending
a }■: - t of In r vacation with Miss
c; I. wart.
W f Tin ""spent last Satur-
v,relatives in the
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Jack*.':- mid Gris-
ru t ir, 1 '."'A ,j p ’ i. A* 0 f '
r..- r , vv . in. uiv. m i m
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a a <) i t*» 1- in"or of
^'d; L r t s. Tln-y will play
igain this (Thursday) ofternoon,
uid invites cvvry htitly to come.
KNTRANC EXAMINATION
' OF TITE GECKO IA NOR¬
MAL AND IN Hi STRIA, L
C : < i'LLlv.i il.
\ 1! i-iiig latli - ->i .Ani"a cotm-
f -1 att"ud the a.i'iv.
in nu n-diciition, aro
i > appear at Clinton on
mil, !, •
r , f-nti*ancr vx .
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• iidmary.
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NOTH E.
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v< i i f : m one "ii r. (J,. ; i
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fit i-
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for sa
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J. vu ;. VaxIWrex Ajiply li,
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HAuRON v'v. GREENE 5
A'" nts 1 ’ ’: v' , — :; ’,d Sell ii ■
[,;uid.
1 x ■ - if. Vi . .
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■ ■ Nm ""1 ,.i:d Iii\I,.smi"iit
mi :: ream
Parties luiviny 1; J I
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refjm sled to confer with us, either j
in ]>i rson or I>y letter.
ILvruox A Gkhk.vk, Clinton or)
v! ray, Ga
—STO)* AT THE—
ft eoves House
C), -I FOURTH STREET
MACON GA
Rates «!,;»') PER day.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
Condition **C t?\«> I>:ftVront Cr«ip* Tltrou^h
out llrors- t:it«.
COUN.
With one or two v.’ooks.moru of *©»•
.
Fonnblu weather in tho northern part of
t ! '0 state, Georgia will harvest tha
larg-st corn cron cv.jp ma-lo within her
borders.
Iu ulnuut ovary county in the st
thorrepi i4 a* «*oo*l :u the laud i
make. The onl# tiisi\*tors havo bn.*a
soma local hailstorms ami tiio over-
flowing and destruction of some of the
river and creek bottoms in different
sections daring the latter part of Juua
and the fir t of July. In south and
southeast Georgia many fanners hav i
1 put tho land, from which tho oat crop
was token; into "Mexican Juno” corn,
j which at this time promises a good
I yield. This is a very white ooru, most
j excellent for broad and hominy, and
t much likei by tho people of that part,
j of the state. This largo coru crop,
| flanked anil supported nt> it, is, by largo
stops of hay, syrup, moat, fruits, eta,
convinces ms that Georgia farmers are
at lasf beginning to travel the.road that
| loads to prosperity, in Icpondenoo and
j comfort.
i Let us continno and increase our
I ! efforts iu this direction, striving harder
i and harder oach year to cut loose from
our thraldom to cotton until wo raiso
cvrytiling that wo consume within our
i own borders and thus achieve absolute
| independence.
i Coni and moat for sale, raised by
i Georgia farmers, havo ceased to be eb-
j Jcc* of curiosity on the struct* of our
| ] importation towns, and I of hope thea by articles another will year havo tho
>
| entirely ceased. . .....
COTTON
i here has been some gain in the con¬
dition of this crop since the last repor
though there Is still much room far 1;
provement. Tho gross took such fnll
possession the ami such strong hold during
into wet weather that it was with
difficulty overcome and killed, and in
many cases tho stand of cotton wps In¬
Until jured while getting rid of the grass.
the last few days there has been
too much rain for cotton, especially on
sandy lands, and some oases of rust
have bean reported from sonth Uoorgi*.
On tho whota, from the present outlook,
1 no reason to.change my opinion on
rhn probable output of this crop,, via. t
three quarters of last year’s yield.
OATS.
Oats have boon harvostod iu fair or¬
der all over tho state, and havo turned
out astonishingly in tho well, considering how
late spring they wore planted.
This mo3t valuable fool for all stock
should be planted much more largely.
Tho acreage should bo at least (iotpiod,
nml more pains should ho taken in pro.
paring tho soil aud plowing them th.
vrnn,\T.
Tho yiold of wheat this year has not
been as satisfactory The as was hoped for a
month ago. thinking out of the
"Top by too excessive cold of last.winter
niado itself apparent when The graih
was threshed out and measured, la
most cases the yiold has been diaap-
and in addition thftro has
been some loss since cutting, by heavy
and continuous fains..
leer.
i he reports from the rice crops are
very fi ut. ring, and there will b» an
unusual amount of upland rice rgbied
throughout the state. Many farmer*, wili
bosidcs supplying their own wants,
have a surplus lor sale. Jf small
mills tor cleaning the grain
no in every county of lower and middle
Georgia, it would lead to a large ift-
crease in the rice crop; many persons
being of deterred having from planting" on afi*
count no mill for cio.autng
rice within reach. A number of such
mill; are in operation. a;ia it is said
that they pay well.
nay, shu.ht, sorghium cane, POTAibin.
These important, though minor crops,
with ilr0 a 'l promise doing well of oscoUouc throughout yield. the statu,
FIELD ITiVS AND GROUND P3A9,
These crons, npen which so much of
onr planted ninat supply depends, have boon
more largely th m usual, and
at present the oatlo >k is good for au
abuudant yield of both.
FuUlT.
From Tyboo to To.-mossoa tho fralt
frets and vines iu this state are bead-
mg down with tho r loalsof luscious
trait, and tho growers and-railroads
are working night an 1 day to got some
Long y'the train crop loads to of less water favored melons, sections.
and peaches daily north grapes
arc going ou
the northern oitios. to supply the people of
The fruit industry
is a growing one, and would increase
more rapidly if tho railroads could give
lower rates of freight, which 1 hoy ptob-
nhly will do before another crop ia
moved.
There are more canning and drying
pubdc plants than ever before, while
every goad wife iu the state is busy
preserving, canning, drying and turn¬
ing into wine or vinegar ail the fralt'
she can manage. In spite of this much
of tho fruit crop will be fed to hogs or
go to waste.
There should bo a canniug or evapor-
ating plant of in every neighborhood, and
fruits every kind should all be saved.
Tlie world want) our canned or dried
fruits, and is willing to pay a fair price
for them; but we seem Very indifferent
about the matter.
The prices for watermelon*, peaches,
grapos, etc., are muoh lower than In
former years, and tho profits of the
growers, therefore, will be muoh less
than usnal.
STOCZ.
With the exception of a few reports
ot hog cho era, tho condition of stock
is good all over the state, and with no
drawback this state will import bat lit¬
tle moat next year. There 13 no reason
why we should import any. Georg
*h old bo a sellar of meat and not a
buyer, an t I believe the day l* sear at
: ’ cch will bo the case. When
r.i: ng her own meat and bread, and
". lun.’.'.crnring licr own cotton crop. !u
1 nvm mills, she wilt indeed and in
truth merit her name of ‘‘Empire State
•jf tho fcouih.”