Georgia Historic Newspapers

    THE DEMOCRAT.
FRIDAY, MARCH 21. 1<7J.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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K' do not read unonytnang cam
municiiXtori*. Tto. name of the tcritef U
but ^^MpotoaUt—noi at a guarantee of mcettarUjf TeeporonSiUty. for publication,
*ss r " Contribution* muot be written with
ini of.it on only one fid* of the paper.
Iris' We can not undertake either to
prmrte or to return eo.nmvnicatie>-» echich
us decline to publieh.
tOf~ The price for announcing Candi¬
date* Same* it #5.00.
Chew Jackson's best Sweet Navv Tobacco.
Nov.22,1878. j-y.
At llume.
Our farmers are staying closely at home,
preparing and planting their crops. We
hope and believa this will lie a good crop
year, and that when the time of harvest
comes a bountiful yield will reward them
for their labors. Be energetic, and be sure
to plant a large provision crop.
«sas,A shape of soothi reinedv. Ur Hull's
a .s
Pnce ascents a bottle.
Suicide.
as rl< *' r „ :° rr0 "‘ ... ! VI " K 10
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Wilkes county, near the edge of Taliaferro,
•committed suicide, by haiti^ing himself with
a buggy line tied to the stair railing. h Mr.
Herron „ old ,. and , completely . ,
was an man,
demented. He was, we believe, originally
from South Carolina, but came from Bell
Air, on the Georgia R. R.. to this section.
A Curd.
To all who are suflVi Mia from the errors
and indiscretions of h>-‘s youth, nervous weak
ness, early d. ca.v, of manhood, &v , I
wiilseud a reovpv tlmt will ,-urc you, free
ot Charge, hii' iiii.i * 'T* ' A ds
Joseph T. finnan. Station W??. 1). Bible 5TS4: Bouse,
New York Oily. Jan.l7,l87l>.j-y.
The lfttti of December, I8T9.
A prophet in our land says there will
a most terrible convulsion of the elements
on tlie above mentioned day. We hope
someone who understands the nature of
this great catastrophe, will give us definite
information on .the subjec , that we may
be enabled, to warn our people how to take
care of themselves.
The .
jail has been untenanted for more
than a week, tlm prisoners having all been
turned ov**r to tho authorities. It is t
lie hoped that it will remain empty for a
long tium. We are informed, that there has
not been a white man in jail in this county
within three years, a d sincerely hope it
may he twice that time before another will
break into it.
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iib'-isiil.r loiTei- S mSi ^rif
throat‘ami to-ili who ami wi
the lungs, U eonfidentlv
uffefv' #ie nubiie rLA-m’-el as the in-St r,. reuieiiy q,^^ in ,“h. fin
w ■ >r!d. ■ I w l
si,.1 colds mevtil this ‘ f ,vor ^\e ; te r-iiuolv .1‘
Y'heo tlm iirtle ones are atf-i -ked i.v erouo -ifforii
or widowin', contth relief’ notiiim, tlo'nTsens' will
such instant as Hom-v
of Tar Price 5" cent- ' For -ale hv Dr ’
H.S Smith Drnggis *
s.
Felx2tt,X87!),h-m
Gone * onc *
A party of several gentlemen,
our town, t has gone, « on a r fishing i • excur
sio i to Jefferson county. Wewts.t them
lots of sport, ami many a fish \They
were induced to go on this expedition
by seeing a notice in the Augusta X-ica
that a whale had been caught off p ort
Royal, and no doubt every on» of them
exnects to catch one of these deep sea
'
inousters.
4’uckot-Iiook l.ost.
It was in the town of B.. and Mr. S.
just made concluded the startling some piirehaNca, when he
discovery that Vs pocket
book was lost. tViiile searchhig sis pockets
ho found pockpt-book a buckeye, and said—“Gentlemen,
my is lost, but there lias been
something discovered by Dr. Tabler, of
Nashville, of far greater .value. It is the
Buckeye. Piles all Pile Ointment,, winch will cure
in eases, w'>eri used according to
directions. Try it. .’rice 50 cents a bottle,
For sale by Dr. U. hi. Stn'tii Druggists.
Feb281«791i-m.
Personal .Vlentlon.
We had the pleasure of a visit to our
sanctum Tuesday last, by the beautiful
and accomplished Miss Jenny Lulu
Janes, in company with her amiable
cousin Miss Allie Reid. uJ Miss v,„,i'. Janes is
Wmnihov
o.
Wni. P«t. formwly of thl. coiintft
a visit to their relations, whose name
legion. These ladies are at
stopping with Col James F. Reid, tlieir
cousin. We welcome them back
their old home.
The Dreaded Consumption
Creeps in upon having us unawares, tlie *ad const*
quence of once too often
appeiuauce of a G’ou^.i, Gold orSore-Thrf.at,
and you will escape the danger. There !
no cure equal to it, and its powerful action
tanS? therefrom, “SSIS amt protects the
tion
Consumption. Equally valuable as a cor
reetive, the thousands of ladles who suffer
untold miseries from function. * v
ments, will gratefully appreciate its com¬
forts, as i gives entire reieif from Painful
Periods and establishes the healthful regu
lsrity of the disturbed functions. Buy from
its merits.
We have frequently had occasion to
call the attention of our readers to tlie
suppevior merits of tbe Savannah Weekly
Ne ics. Air. Estill, the publisher, is still
adding to its attractions and enlarging
the sphere «f its usefulness, until now,
both in literary merit and as a complete
family newspaper, it stands in tlie front
rank with the best weekly publications
in the United States and is in truth an
benor lo N-tuthern iournalisrn.
ST. PATRICK’S O.AA.
W eiriug ol tlie Greeu.
Oh * Paddy, dear, and did you hear the
inns that 's coin’ round"
The Shaiurit. k is forhid \iy law to grow on
Irish ground;
St. Patrick s day no more we'll keep, his
euior can't be seen,
Foe there’s a bloody law agin’ the wearin’
o' the green
1 met with Napper Tandy, and he tuk me
And lie by the said, hand, ‘•lion's Ireland,
poor ould
and bow does she stand
She's the most distressed country that ever
you have seen;
They're hanging men and woman there for
wearing’ o' green.
Then sine-'- the color we must wear Eng¬
land's cruel red, will the
Sure Ireland’s sons ne'er forget
blood that they shamrock have shed ;
You may take the from you hat,
and east it on the sol,
But'twill take, not .and flourish still, tho'
under foot 'tis trod ;
Waen the law can s op the Id ides of gra is
And —» from lo-a the crowing a< they- grow, their
w leaves in summer ver
Then diirc-slati- “ i not show,
will change the color I wear in my
But till eorbecli, that please
May, o’ God. I'll stick to
wearin’ the green.
““««j«*» rriian-i, s riciii,, 1 *">™
it - .
rve t!,at far
Where rich and pom stand aqua! in the light
of freedom’s day;
OH, Erin, must we lave you, driven by the
tyrant's hand?
Must we a k a mother’s welcome from a
strange but happi r land ?
Where tlie cruel cross of £tigLand*s thral
dow never shall bo seen,
And , , where, thank God, we ll live and die,
still wearin’o’the green,
Tile Market Car.
On Tuesday last the Market Car, ac
cording to previous notice, came by,
and was met by a large crowd who went
to see and to buy. A considerable
amount of meats, fish, vegetables, etc.,
enternrise ae-ms likelv
'
l ‘ > be . Vt ^ r ^" lne ‘at,ve to the pro
J eotors jt , and il convenience to the
public. We learn the car will pasw every
other day Hurrah for the new enter
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a Photo.
T Devocrvt acknowledges U lf ,
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recept,on ot a “ n8 l>'‘ oto -SGiP'i likeness
of Monsiem* P. II. Hands >a, of tlie firm
Haralson <S& 0 >., Tobacconists, o
Atlanta. The picture is exquisite,
especially the mule, Om ,, voun, . e- friend ii lus
our thanks for the picture, and our good
wishes fur his future happiness and the
prosperity df the great firm ha repre
"
attntu sents.
Enjoy l.Ue.
What a truly beautiful world wc live in I
Nature gives us amf grandeur of mountains,
glens and oceans, thousands of means
swrtfgss. ...........* iSwiAWs. »»’- -...............
when in perfect health ; liui how often do
SSSSSSTiSSSSSS the majority of p-'ople foci
"* iUl ,u,< ‘ use, whui there is no oceasiou for
*»*U fwlm-g, as every sufferer can .a ily
;’’ August , ' aln siUisiaetorv Flower will pr-.oi make them that a,, t.ivens free
fl 01,1 disease as when boru. Dyspepsia ami
f--' Plaint i the direct cause of
T« r ernt. of Modi maladies a,
! Biliousness, Indigestion. Sink Headache.
’> of Gjistiveiiess tho Head, Nervous Palpitation Pro-tration, of-the II Diz.duess art, ami
; ««''*•' >tamn. Ttm-e dose,
effZh!!,HU eftLct. bample bottles, • 16 ee.itl cents, ^ 1 iy it.
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one More. ‘ *
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T> Di another foltumi , tiwlay, w.!! , he fonnu
a t . ()mmil!ljcalion> .. M , ml)t , rs 0 f
ladies' Relief or Benevolent Society.” We
have n«t prinled this communication of onr
own choice, but under special request and
by demand, because we thought that fully
emm gll if lwUo o numb, had already bwn
these amides, 'J e ,,l!lst as we ““w niveael close our tins tuaa columns feared to
th ; lt har! «- an 1 "a goad would be the remit.
We are not responsible for there writings,and
have not uttered a word in o«r columns <m
tlie subject. We, regret, deeply regret, tin*
>v , ' il *' , e niattor, an ! Itopo a peaceful adjust- ,
meiit will soon be ivavoed.
Vlason & Hamlin Organs. Endorsed oy
over dcligiiteil parchment
Not lowest priced, poorest and dearest.
But highest priced, best and cheapest. Dost
but little more than interior organs. Give
five times the satisfaction. List twice as
l<*ig. Victors at all world's exhibitions,
Acknowledged Solid best by all indisputable, disinterested and
competent. facts, such
as noo'herorgan maker in tb. world can
substantiate. Glorious news
Grand Litroduction bate. New Styles.
New Prices. 6 St*>p*, Elegant Case SHU;
f°P Gage, 10 Stops, only
ways if oigw don't sutt.'^ Bolton easy
t, ' 1 ‘ ns - Rented until paid for. Delivered
in the South for *4 extra. For
syar^sa^s“i 5
liver'medicine j) r jj p Ulmer of bavannah the’ Ga jyeJole has a
now loefore of
rare merits. We have tested its value
Kssss'JsaawsTiUii: It promptly the liver,
acts upon and in the
gentiest possible manner. We shall not. be
without a bottle of this medicine, and cor
dially and candidly ri commend it u. our
fnemts. Georgia Advertitcr, rt . E. II. Griffin, SEA KG Ga. F, Proprietor
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New is the time to subscribe, only £2.
Finest quality of Cheese, at 13 cts, i«r
pound at V. M r'KKV
200 Ladies Lace collars 10 cts. each, at
C. It VERS’.
f tdies’ iuff« 5 -*- 1 - at C- Nf'-ert
Sharon Department.
ITEMS UKPORTKO BY OBSEKVEU.
Little cool.
March 21, IsTth
Owe no man any.
Raytown Las two Sunday schools.
The Barnett Sunday school is improv¬
in<r.
Guano is beginning to roll in by the
car load.
Some of the farmers report corn up
and a find stand.
We make the answer to W. P's.
problem 51) 50-31)9 yards.
Splendid shower last week, leaving
the lands tn find plowing . order. ,
The farmers through this section are
well up with the season of the year.
Sunday school at the Presbyterian
church regularly' * hereafter at 2 p. in.
Trust him little wlw> piaiseUi all; liim
less who ceustires all; and him least who
*y Our m colored rv ‘., friends have commenced
^
ne; iil whic!l conduct their school.
The class ia military U tactics, under
the ... instruction . .. of „ Mr. F. 3f. „ .., Ware, is a
new feature, and .....“ is proving ipiito 1 an
, tina . buccessiui one.
,
At what price j>er dozen does a mer¬
chant sell slate pencils, if two in pencils
12 cents worth, will reduce the price one
cent per dozen.
Mr. Crawford Walkar and Miss Creasy
Wynne, of Warren county, were mar
j-jed in the Methodist church at Barnett
Sunday moralir’ March 10th ’ bv \
’ j p
^Fkets c ™y area Dr.' «bbom Bull”Cough and so which «rc
yield to ^ Syrup ' ’
costs but 25 cents.
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i&ublishtd lhqmtt]
Ove Mis-Step.
One step may aim)* a character and
destiny. If it be a right step, the char
acter and destiny will he rightly sha|>ed,
if a wrong $t«p tv Tnis-stcp theft the char
acter and destiny will be wrongly
soaped.
Liberty or bondage, prosperity or
adversity, joy (fr sorrow, life or death,
;ire suspended on a single step! We
often hear it said. “Way, oniy it was only
one m s-stejH” True oue mis-step ;
'‘" J y et ^ wl V lt r fL tll<5
mind , . has been clouded , by it, the
con
science defiled, the moral sensibilities
slu|Hdle(l ! Only one mis-step, and yet
the Spirit is grieved, and tlie prospect of
eternal life obscured. One Uiis-stvp
leadsto others.
<)nly one mis-step! What is it?
n 1 ,e”VV.o'..' t '. 1 T.7«p , v5i. '’>~««' Vd mu"" 'qViM?
under a citi'ole.-,s tongue. “BohoMwo.it
a groat matter t little fire kimllcth !”
IMM earek-ss v >0-is repeated. Iterun
from one to another, .la innocent per*,n
«^.»a/r«s in pant ofupaMion. T:,«. lie
Uiiseluet %weeps through toe community
lll» it slrucco-breat-h. Alas . for tlie.
deadly power of that Curclesa word.
Only one Uns-step! Whitt was
« A s f k!lt .Uiviiiti-m frdnt the rule of
rectitude in a business tmnsHcti.m-ia
vc y 1 H , tI . le.ivlliointiwslili. h.tidly notiu.abb " you n...
mv - i Lilt f was observed by the
other party to the trade. He is not a
Christinn hut Ijb knows Smwt von iiiaki; the
profession, lie reconcite tho
transaction with the Christian charms
ter. It rankles m his heart, lie had
serious thoughts about seeking Christ—
those serious thoughts are now' dispelled.
XanteS. more
thoroughly around his soul, and Cunt
sou j drops into perdition, the
vict im of a single mis-step !
How we need to walk circumspectly, to
“set a watch at the door of our lips,”
“Be ever standing on our guard,
And watching unto prayer.”
Mnhndiet Utwrdcr.
A Mistrial Case,
[ Special to the Burning New. ]
Mac-ox, March 17, 187!’.
The jury in the Gibson murder case were
released to-day at noon, after a confinement
. forty . ... . boors. . , Tlie r . result ... was mis
o- -six a
trial.
Gibson is tlie man who so foully murdered
m C. Coleman, a showman, here last
November, _' , and , who defeated the
city
for hours, and at last walked out of town
and was captured in Fort Valley.
This case has excited great interest. Mr.
S. C. Bartlett, Solicitor General, prosecuted
tlie case with much vigor, and Co!. C. J.
*.«.
Tlie prisoner on Saturday was permitted
to make a statement itt open court, in which
he said that on the day of the homicide he
was drunk, and for a great portion of tlie
t*n>« he really knew nothing of wl.at trar.x
pikfcd; that when he shot Coleman he knew
"othmg of what was going on. '-ibsmiis a
^c-^nned man, and say*» Uo co * -.ranted tn*«
of drunkenne in the army,and which
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A Novel Suit.
A suit of decided novelty is promised to
re® Atla,,ta cour ** iu a vwy 8ho J t time ;
The gtounds , of tlie | suit t are as follows. n
Just alter the arrest of Julia Johnson, the
colored woman of Clayton county, for tlie
murder of Mrs. Farmer. Mr. Ivie, photo
grapher, who had taken lmr picture, lia«l
a targe copy made and hung it in front of
his office, with the superscription, “Julia
*........ It attracted «r a very ,;i,s r large •~ crowd, w ,rr~b and among
others the husband of the woman, who says
j* went to the rooms of Mr. Ivie and asked
, hi® . to t take - k tt the p = tt t d ,.. vn He ' declined
to do so, and the picture remained . hang- ,
mg And now that she has been acquitted
of the charge uf murder, her husband pro
poses to enter suit for libel against Mr Ivie
We understand that Mt-Jeffries will bring
the suit, and that the damages will be put
at pretty high figures. What will be the
issue no one can ted, tuff the ease involves
a novel point and will be a most interesting
tria!. —Atlanta Cewtitotijn .
W asliiugum Department.
ITK*S RKN •HU* BY SJCOOK.S.
March ITU
St. Patrick n«*m t>*e morning.
X>eii‘»Si • 4* J=l*t>fVV
Fine vvc.ithc VitOBZ 'S.
No lire., last
™• also -'till lijr.y a County Court in
spite of Snook? cr any other man.
Our town is delightfully perfumed at
present, free gratis for nothing. Our
farmers are haul g guano.
Morse Gib. I <nm -pick dat guitar.—
Yes, you can pfi a lien off the r«»o»t
about 4 o'clock m the morning, hits
chin dropped kv -it au inch.
A. .— \ h. , chttt.fi . il to . be the founder — , of —
.
tbc County ,, . (,|urt: . pitv, ....... but he had
diowned j..„ ..I when Cat . itttle thunder cloud ,
passed over thw section from - Dan i. i burg.
The iminort* K. Y. S. jumped aboard
of Snooks ].) jyeek, and came near
using him up < thinks no doubt),
Pity but he coi*?\ i, utilize his ijnat
brain in tYssiiis o. c!
Our new F.! 0 ~opul church has just
been conipk-;*)* We now have seven
churches; two Baptist, two Methodist,
mm Catholic, $ste Episcopal and one
Presbyterian.
In;t the Lillies association do the plan
ing. you ibcu fplks do the execution in
regard to yourf# metery and you will no
doubt lie pi if. d with the result,
Women know l>etler how to do such
things nnyhowThan men
From all pur» of the country re|iorts
come of the iancieiise sales and increas
ing demand lo tjiat deeervingly popular
Sewing M i Id t • The Old and Reliable
“Standard.”-’/.e pice of which tlie pro
pfictors wise's sidimed to S'JJ including
all the attach mbs. and at once seemed
far L 01 ' J* l*eyoiid 1 *" 0 1 : w r yet "“»«» ttttainwl *»'« l*** by »!*I«. any
♦*
other mac! , ( .t any price, the conse
<iue»c« of vi t -u is. are leaving*
‘IJvvitm tiie
Knowing ft* ‘jxpeneuce that With
best goods w. ,ne lowest price they can
out sell all ot, ^r Machines, where tlie
superior qmiiii/and low price is
known. TliU -pieiidid Machino com¬
bines all tb» kiprovetnrnts. Is far
ahead of alft tbers in bcitutv and dura
bility of its *v rk. e.is.e of management,
light tunnin* md emtainty of operation,
is sensibly ,i*v*e u .» sound principles, steel’,
wid». positive working parts all
and can t<e saiffiy put down as the very
perluctiou of a Serviccahlo Sewing
outlast Machine, lit e^ry tchiuo. particular, that will far
any M an I at a price
down lielow ni v other. It is thoroughly
warranted fiu'iive years. Kept in order
free of charg- And split to any part of
the Countfy iy examination by the cus
S'r«r,'*»lass I""" u " 5 *;
Families <]. ... the best Machine
manufiuStur. iold write iliyeet to the
Pi.e.in » . dfr-•.rtsiu'* liceshould '•'tw’.'AitiS
wisl 7 - to ,1 t hi-rtn ‘' mMv
•
r fur -ode.si, mf ..«• agency. N'eadver
UsHinent il, ». Jim part of this paper.
Address, / y.u Machine Go., Cor.
Broad wav so ,o,.on Fla ;e, New Yolk,
Dee 17 ’ 1x78.- ’’ v
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, * * *.nu mental.]
Mm Lwitoj —IVc «l; bkc very much
to appear befou the public m a news
nrttele. . . And » « we do , so with
no
ol!l,,r feelings than those of placing facts
that deeply co, eern ourselves, before tlie
oor^jnnnity. au article in J,ho last
,) umber of TrB Democrat , makes it
>^~ry tb^^o should state the plain
truth in the
We have fo/"f »m j time Lelon^Qd to a
society in tlinfmco , known the Ladies’
as
Beuevoleot S^fietj. raise Some time back
we nndertookAi> fun Is for tho pur
pose of i Iktl^Miroh ndffntfSl <>r fencing in tho grave
yard at In this place. By
our own fl'tendl)®* ex<Arns and tlie efforts of
those %, our enterprise wc
raised for • and , su look 11 n. . j ftrwavd funds . t to . lead early . us com.do- to . hope
> an
tion of pressed our *^rk. Judge Huninick,
who ex jt willingness to servo on
our Building (’♦inaiittee, had estimatod
for us? timt c*|l ^th the amount at
disposal, we l have a neat fence of
dressed lumbewpallng Butjfor placed arouuU the
grounds. ths discord am mg us
we could m, v ktve been well under way,
With the work;
After some »f our members left us,
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1, innony w,w l:St<iro'l. xml every
effort to « u « a » Proncihuthm. io
this ends wqla-.ele propositions as a
society and .'.D viduals. Tue do icons
of tiie ch j ■:, ? • m owa the pro;>;rty,
united wit i- trvm* to restore har
ln0 ny and ui; r 5 ay of action. All oar
efforts in UiuXJ zrests of peace failed,
While w<; were working for a reconcilia¬
tion, a seeoiidf>Afty claiming to be the
Ladies Jweieti', took possession of tlie
grounds ten f i(r ! us by the <i‘aeons, a i , l
stated that wf liad waived our rights
a.nldlsm g u »i us a Society. X other
„f which was If. We are still a Society
and never hadJany idea of disorganizing.
Our Preside;!Cttever thought of giving
up the work WO had undertaken. She
stated that she could take no o u t in
such proceedings as sue witnessed
u*"*?*™*«*•»»* us Site has l«en with us at every ^'T rueet
.
jjjg, ", ’ and ' evc% libfore the next regularly
!1 ‘ el , ,.. L4 '’ v isit lu , * the U ' offended * w
irteinbfc. ( in tW vain lioi* ol restoring
^ i
Now, astojMt ch ngo of voting twice
on jj ie subject wliAiier cm committee or no com
mittee, and the work should io;
done by men or women, we state most
(KWilively, tiiitt the vote was never put but
lit/; ont lime, itatruely at the house of Mr.
Sw-x-tirt on lie llth of February, it is
lit- volt and i
Jed oil the bill, at the hu
of Mr. Fa t»r. Tin re were preserti
this meeting, ltei B
ID .ill. las IV. Asl IV V ed I. W. M
M : *r
Mrs. J. V. r,
\| A rd. M S.
!'« U>1 * Sfi
r ml Mrs. A. G. w
nc is most (srsitive in the affirmation
that li deli vote was taken. pt the
four ladies who names are a ... led to
the arti*de in last week's D
A meeting wasappointed for the llth
of February foil ing. At that nIcel¬
ing, every luemlier of tb iX'IPl V
present-wo numbered only leu rn. ni
bers. the object of the meeting was
staled- by 1 • io L resident, t. l> . 11 decide
-
whether , , we work bv iuc uh of com
a
uuttee ... or not, and . in easy ot a com
inittee, whether such coinui.tree vra-r to
consist . . of „ men or women. ..... 1 ora of the
ladies asked that the matter be first tils
cussed. One of the four I.ulies who
afterwards left us, said: the question
bad heeu discussed sullktenUy—-put the
vote. Tilts was accordingly done, all
voting for a Building Committee,
Then the question was put whether
men or women, and as soon as
,t was known that it was decide I in
favor of wen, the lady who nut the ques
tion withdrew from the Society saying
site was done with it forever. Two
other ladies followed her. The fourth
lady remained with us—helped elect our
Building Committee, proposed the first
n vine on it. and remained with us for
several days afterwards.
As we had in the b ‘ginning conferred
with the deacons, as owners in trust of
tho church property, and through them
obtained our right . , It enclose . the
grounds; and as neither their expressed
wishes, nor our own rights were re
ganled in the matter, we thought it best
to relnuiuiso any tights given us by the
church, ami rest tlie m.ittor with that
^ Hence our letter to tb« Church.
MiiMBEKS or U. It. on h. H'-cie r-.
i =
Estray Notice.
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GEORGIA—'Taliaferro Cyuxxv.
t) TOilN T. M ANX, of the oostli District,
(j. Ai,, ut said county, tolls hei'or> me,
V. county, A. Hvazley. Estruy, Ordinary, in and colored for mule said
twim a mouse
j mid "v Ai*.'.* li
,eph !•'. Nelson' ’
,, v 0
B.ioue, freeholders to lie worth twenty
dollars. The nwimi’or said esUay mule is
hereby required, to eoaie forwurd pay char*
ge- and take said mule away, or « us will bo
"•■•lit with a the law directs. A true copy
mai .l4,tHit i-j-m Ordinary, 1. .
Shcnft Sale.
GEORGIA-UwaruilUO . ... GOCSTV
\\ >> WW.I,'IB Wild) before the j*.»uso
....... e-Utlv on H. «• ........
dav ill Api.i On- next, the following slid 'property, Wm|
' wit;
tl) tract ot laud lying
|„ .„id emmty, adjoining lands of I! T
Moore, t'lioinu* A acre.-', Lyne and others, eon
tabling forty-six more or less, bei.-ig John
'hat Battle', portion of will land belonging Mm. Atkinson, to
m Hie ol
returned Levied on by 1'. J.M.domq Constahie, served and
to mo. Written notice on
tenants in possession and ,„j written j„|, notice jj„t
tt M
t^JSti^SUJfbtSTi L. Gohen
tll e t ,g uutrict. G. M.. in favor of
* Co., against T. L. Battle an i John bat
^
March# 1W!». bmooiT.
A CARD.
AceusTA, B a., December 10,187A
To my Frijnde wl the Public :
I have opened an office, and engaged
room-, on Jackson btroe.t, in rear of pyui,
Wa ' s corner. 1 propose, after tlie first or
January, t87h, to devote, my enters attnUion
to such L-'gai Business as may be entrusted
to my care. I shall attend regularly each
term of the Superior Courts in the Augusta
^riuh^d Middle Circuit, ChS^.ld Jet
fersmi, of the
I ask all my friends to give nyr suecessoi
a fair trial and oaruest support.
January:..i««. WM. GIBSON,
t 5Q ctsflo »T7t'.'MY .ills'.
h\ W. HART ?
— Wholesale and Retail Dealer in —
White ^ine Hasii, Doors and IMinds,
JjoUlJillgS, StlUl' ItililillKS, XdVCl PoStS, BalllStCl'S,
f. , 4 „ -s, -i TTaT’^Xfrara J? r
VV illlOW li,**, OAllXoiH Aid, tt*. t
SOUtli Bl’OiUl Stl’CCt, - ATLANTA* 6L
PRICE LIST:
12-LIGHT WINDOWS AND BLINDS, 13-1C THICK.
PL UN RAIL SASH. PUTSIOE Belling BLINDS. ilats.
Primed and Glaze-1.
SIZE OF GLASS. - l -~ E ~p£'
Sxio 5 0 $ n
10x12 . 1
10x14 1 80
loxlfi a 40
. GO
10x18 1
10x30 o 1 SO
.
White Pine Doors 4 Panels, Mbuiiled on Stiles and Kails, 0. li. Raised Panels
INCH DOORS. r i-i s' doors’. 7 t3-l Books- '
Size. Price. Size, Price, j Sizu. Price.
tO 0x0 0 8 1 <81 M o.« 0 8 l 25 2 fix 8 kT $ 1 48
tO 4x0 1 1 05 10 4x0 t t 40 2 8x« tt t 97
tO 6x0 0 i io M Oxfi « 1 40 2 10x0 C 1 78
tO 8X0 8 25 N) 8x0 8 1 55 3 0 x 7 n 1 98
tO 10X0 (V 45 M 10x0 0 1 75 3 0 X 7 0 2 18
K loxo to W 10x0 10 1 70 S 0x8 0 2 3 *
MOULDIN' -S. W 0x6 6 1 80! i Builders’ Hardware, Glass.
MANTELS, V 0x7 0 1 85 Window
Door H-.m'fci with Screws, from 10 cents per pair up. ftliml Hinges, 20 to 30e. per set
yjr price? tamli-bcd on apflicaffop, f w - any aim 2“' on thle list f-?b?l "7*M
TKAI'IIKUS *Wi) W A \ «>r Ten. i'Mu IV — r $30 Month, TO
ainl summer. for full
Ait - J C. MeCUKDY *
, Pi Pa.
-« U ■ I I BOMB <cy
Amoi Linimimcnt wih posi
ter rtlMc disease, and will
a ly prevent thi* terrible disease, and
alien -.lively cure time rases out of tea.
that will >a*e many lives sent
I™**?: venial mu man is Unli t itstli delay t* it fir a uneneut. sold Every- Pre¬
«■ 1. s JOilNSON .te CO., Baugur,
Cheapest Book-Store WORLD. IN THE
52.672 Superb K1....J1 Book* At Our Price :
• 5, -'To New Auiet ieau Books At Vour Price t
112,721. Si i "iid-hiiud ltook.- At Auy Price!
Catab-gue of Gciieial Literature Free.
LEGGAT BROTHERS.
3 Buekman St., near New Post Office, M, Y.
>
fff A n lU7\.ao.VS C VPCIAE j
\ POKoVB PLASTER.
There Is no doubt about the great su
periority of this and article other external over common
Adie-. ■i n ous pla-tcrs liuuiieiits, electrical appffi- teme
-uch as
Bi Sold by ail Drugnists, Prlee asc.
CONSUMPTION
And all Disorders of the
P HROAT AND Lanas,
PERM ANENTLY CURED.
I)B. T. .4. Sl.orcxi s Great Keiucdy
“PsvcirrxE”
.Taken in cMijunction with hi<
COMPOCNt) EMULSION OF
PURE COD LIVER OIL
and HTromosrQLTK* OF
Lime anil ^ixla.
lAFrecBottlCt'X;: 1 ”:
jt ac’h applicant scmlin^ tlieir name 1*. O.
j ami Exprr^-i to *)r. T. A. blocuin, I8X
iVarl Mt., Xcw Vot k. *
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uadlos' Fancy TiesataScts. U. MYERS'.
Crawfordvillo Academy.
Having been elected I Principal leave of tha
Crawioidville Academy, ln-g to la
fm-iii tlie public that tlie exercises of tha
School will lie resumed on .Monday, th*
27th in*t. It will be my object to teach aU
pupils intrusted to me thoroughly share and care¬
fully. and 1 solicit a liberal of Iks
public Jau.l7.lS7U.t-o-o. patronage. C. X. BJUU3, Rector.
Thf» 1 u '- uu,m SillllllV kJGUUl. Smith
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