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About The democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1877-1881 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1879)
THE DEMOCRAT. FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1879. ——— LOtAL INTELLIGENCE. - "--------TETLILE.:---—_ fer- re do not read anonymous com munications. The name of the writer « indispensable—not necessarily for publication , ink, panfr* with and on only one side ui.derUtfe of the US~ Be r<in not either to vcaiuer U$r 1 he **“ dates Aatnes price *5.ou. for announcing Candi w ------ . .. - Chew Jackson's best Sweet Navy Tobacco, Kov.22.18TS.Kt. " -- m . ___ Pro - ulpm Three circles, each containing two acres, touch each other externally, How many acres in the smallest ' triangle tbat will enclose .. them. The above , is a very pretty problem, who can solve it ? I specially call IV. P. to the front. W. It. If. A t-r.(. To all who arc suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak ness, will early decay, loss of manhood, Ac., i send a recipe that will cure you, free of Charge. I his great remedy .was dis oovfrpd hv si missiovi&rv in South Aniprii'n Ofty. ££ Jan.lT,i879.i-y. our Eel. A'lamprey eel has been captured in Carroll county —Atlanta Constitution • Our esteemed , contemporary has made an error crediting the slippnery item to Carroll county, u y, as it has ' done sowral items from us before, ic was our eet, and not Carroll county’s eel. The Mexican Dollar What is the difference between the M. vi can dunar and Tabler's Buckeye Pile oint ment? One doe« what it promises and the “ nz:ussuxaussi; "1 will of Piles cure you and upon trial it is found to do so in every case. It makes J!!;',!’ n ': cairepnes and does s° CX *by"Dr. P irs. Smnb S D B ruS FeK28,1879.h-m. Tile Cold .4nap. Oultst Friday morning we had a sharp cold snap, which made everybody tiiink of winter. At 5 o’clock a. m., the thermometer stood at 29°, and ice was plenty ; on Saturday and Sunday there were heavy frosts. Much uneasi 'preshec . , . s in regard , to , both tl ‘ . wheat and the Unit, but so far as we can learn no materia) damage was done to either. Gajtk-ns were nipped and the early s, M j bean wHiiere witneiea ana md d died. e l IVe ip&Hns is the , last cold of the son. A Gentle tlmt. In our style of climate, with its sudden chances of temperature—ruin, wind and sunshine often intermingled in a single •day,—it is no wonder that our children, friends and relatives are so frequently taken from ns by neglected colds, half the deaths resulting directly from tills cause. A bottle of Boschee’s German Syrup kept about your home for immediate use wilt prevent serious sickness, a large doctor’s bill, and perhaps death, by the Consumption, use of three of four (loses. For curing " Lungs, its success is simply tell' wonderful, as your druggists sold will you. German Syrup oil this is now in every town and village continent. Sample bottles for trial, loe.-, regular size, (Sets. Genuine Irish Liuen. Among the latest and most fashiona¬ ble importations at the store of James A. Gray is a large invoice of Irish damask table cloths and napkins to match, which are thy finest ever brought to Augusta. These are imported direct from Ireland hy Mr. Gray, from the world-renowned house of John S. Brown & Sons, of Belfast. In presenting these goods to the public Mr. Gray gives the assurance that they are just exactly what he represents them to be, and as for beauty and finish, all who see them must be their own judge. As quite a is , being . made for „ these linens, . those ruse desiring to purchase should call early. Augusta a e try. Com,sens’ Compound Ilonev of Tar has been so long and favorably known that it needs no encomium. For coughs, colds. sore throat, hoarseness, ete., it speedy relief, and is a most pleasant and and the knowledge of a physician were united in its preparation, the result being a compound which is tin- favorite remedy in this severe climate, and has no equal as a •cure for coughs colds hoarseness, bron Ta 1S ’p r rt U e P 50 eenh Se " For sau.’hv Y tv" ' it n Smith Druggists Feb.28,l»7S.h-m. Pergonal Mention. We had a pleasant call from onr good friend Mr. VV. F. Hayles, of that popular and reliable firm Myers & Marcus, Augusta Ga. These gentlemen have an advertisement in The Democrat, and none of our readers can do better than to look over the bargains they offer to them. Read the advertisement, and when vou want anvthinu a m g in m their then lin» line lm be • sure to give them a trial. Mr. J. G. Crump, with Aiken Bros. f a isit on Tuesoay *!*• last. . -Mr. Grump of those genial is one commercial travelers* that we are always «“ » m "* '• “" d “ 41 are our friends, we are always glad to see any of them. --— m~ - I have used Dr. Ulmer’s Liver rorrector and have been much benefited by it. I have found it to be a very valuable medi cme, and one of the best Liver Correctors I have ever used. Mrs. E. C. (£***», Macon Ga. Job printing neatly and cheaply exe rated at thi* o©c«. Rich Ore, We learn that th»re is a rich deposit of ore ou the plantation of Mr Wm. Jf.Gunn, a n»U»™ a.vrtoprf or «ortrt,.ltl.ou e l, ... penenced miners are of theopimon .t would P»S a handsome profit. The time will come, doubtless, when this mine will give an im~ petus to the prosperity of uut county. „ l iiimpeacliaUle - -rr - — Testimony Establishes the fact, that for every form s Tonic *!Ras?«g is the speediest 2 * and sass- most effective te JT 1 are a sufferer freni s&E?w'aMSe^’ mouth! ted ta«r*inYhe Heartburn. Soreness of the Throat or Lungs, Palpitation of the Heart, Costiveness or Liver disorders, you will find a most comforting and complete cure £‘ ^^^^ s Djrbng ,.^"1^11^ invigonttit. To the -'Red, t un and sustains the strength, diffuses warmth and energy ably through the system, and incorapar sup-rior to wines or liquors while it does not intoxicate. Buy from your drug K lst Dr- H- S. Smith a St.ou bottle or a samp , bottle at 15 cts. and test its merits, Visit to Sharon. We visited the pretty and thriving village or of Sharon Aharon last last baturday Saturday and and Snndaj, and return thanks to our friends down there for kind treatment. There ^ not «i ID026 _______ socihI ... or ffPOftrous p60}d6 , %X7 On Sunday Mi we 'Z attended U d d li divine r ° f services Shim>n - at the Catholic church at that place, conducted by Father Colbert and were deeply impressed bv the solemnity of tlm sei vices ■ and , the , deep '. devotion ' of the congregation. The new Convent is be i„g rapidly built, and will be com pleted . i about v *.u the a first *. of ^ June. r a, Several , new buildings are going up, and Sliaron seems destined to be one of the prettiest and most pleasant places in the State. n. T ___i ' i..~u k 1 ‘ a " ends down there, and may they prosper. l,ri - ““ -tfgwsss stripes and checks. Also, boots, a full line of of vvhicli shoes, I fancy goods, notions. &c., all will sell on the shortest margins, and wiib nre^t^re^ vm!‘ more than Wh.m pleaded Vou to give anybody a goon bargain. want amthi g " , “ t - ‘'"c"BEnusT*oS"‘' The Cemetery Controversy. Every . oi one is s aware ‘ nvare that 1,1,11 a d controversy cont *°' eis .V has for some time past Iieen carried on among the ladies in regard to the fen cing of the cemetery with more or less acrimoney, and both sides have resorted to and demanded the use of our column-. The first articles were mild hut hv \ t no feeling v n,,,,, m ? the t ,, matter Z except \ to trv * to put a stop to it; we have had a power fnl nresQin-A i.mnnhi 1 bea a,... ! upon us from ^ noth sides, and have admitted these articles under this presure alone. We did not read the article of L. It. or B Society because we hurl not the timo article article wi.icii winch seems to t have , given . of fence, we did not read, because we were preparing to leave home on our own private business, and it was then a u,,,,, ie< *' y draft .............. on our time, __ and, secondly ,, the whole thing had become so distaste m 10 ”. s - «*« « “ «* •« any of it. In company w ith Rev. L R L, Jennings we have been to 11 see the ule Parties, and have tried to rnakt arecon ciiiatlon. We both failed to effect our object. We have sought the advice of cool, unbiased intelligent gentlemen, and under that advice have acted All these will bear testimony that we have taken no part in it except to try to recon¬ cile the pavties at vanience, and no one can nor do we believe any one attaches any blame to us. We have said both , publicly and privately that we regretted the whole affair, and could we have foreseen the result would not have printed a single line on tlie subject. We are not responsible in any manner, and do not wish to pubblish these things even for the money. We, however, wish to do no one injustice, and cannot sea j,ow we can close our columns against either 9ide _ they are all our friemlSi and state to us that they do not attach the the smalles part of blame to us - We sincerely hope the matter will end with ou r harm to anv j one > *♦*-— As an elegant , hair dressing stands Par ker ’ s ^ air Balsam, deservedly popular for the beautiful hair it produces, and its healthful cleansing and healing properties, rSteS^gray^r "ifmJth of® iV’TT'f to^u a faded hair and original youthful color, giving a soft rich lustrious appearance of great beauty. It is pleasantly cooling to the scalp, cleanses D V'o n jff ' c u r j es Beijing and humors, ?", d , Mg . of r lhe , -i ,ai r 7 ll ls cx'juisi excellent and attractive Sf'&X - . RsuS bottle from druggist, qualities. Buy a your Dr. H. S. Smith and test its merits. Novel Literary Enterprise. dof«f „ swe%%ave Sme C b^k., & valuable with perhaps, which have served their use him, and which would be glad to rX cUauge for oilers. To meet such wants is one Beekman object of the New American B(nk Exchange 53 st., Voik. Th- y gather ' aoes j, ot wfcn t books. Catalogue No. 70, of an extensive collection of books in every department of literature, all offered to the K“.h’"n5 will be sent or application tor three cent s ani P _ ______ . V a° 1 ” 6 ? ij 4 t ti!i! i as ^ ed tbe other day, i how he cou d tell ^ nen a l J ri ^ n w ^ arunK * t«um, answered , , I at, T T d never be after say a man was drunk at ail, without I saw him try to light his pipe at a pump.” Fine assortment ladies’ handkerchiefs from isce« toJSets. at C Mvers’ New Advertisement*. It would see to entirely unnecessary to eall the attention of our readers to the ad Georem, and his magnificent store house admired by every one who goes to Augusta, and in which he keeps one of the largest, most varied and finest stocks of «oods in u,e Soutb - Go t0 Jan “* A - ««y* «» d you can fiud from the commonest to the very finest articles in dry goods manufae s \ *’ tSTrzirS^TJS d th ’ at y ° f 1 js **'* r fear that yourorder, willbe returned unfilled Mr ; Ura >’, d<K ‘ bus ‘ ness U P®“ ,lbelr » l P» n ' C *P>^‘"d your onlerswil! be as faithfuly routed as if you stood at the counter in person. Don't fail to consider well the offers made to you by James A. Gray. Pasturage for stock section, everybody knows iis very scarce in this but Maj U V. Smith, at great pains and cost has over come \ 6 this lnls difficulty a,lncult > by •» fencing tencing up un his ins solen spien^• dl< . i grass lands, and this week offers all tlie benefits of such an enterprise to our people, You will have no trouble with your stock but to drive them there, take a receipt for them, and return in the fall to find them fat - hle « k - and read >' for b * ef or “> sta,,d tlle winter - This is really “supplying a need ^ ^ hope our , e wi „ advantage of it. Sec advertisement. The i ne advertisement advertisement of ot Mr. Mr Peter Peter Keuiau k’e -nsu acjiio cr«ic65 the columns of The Dexio K^nT Keenan for e r haVek, jears, and Tn never aUdd k known a,t Imn to ‘h'ceive a customer, or sell a shoddy article, He llas Inad,, an enviable reputation by fair <lcaIi,lg ' and when > ou b,, y goods from him you may rest assured that you are orders getting whllLeXd just what it L is 7eTa»1; represented ami yoJ ah were present. What he says 3 in his adver t.se.ueut . he ,* mean., and . we unqualifiedly s*y that if you ko or send to him, and he deceives you, we will foot the bill. P.ead hi s advertisement, and give him a trial. In to-day’s issue will be found the ad vert i, eUH . nt of j Amrs Miller, of Au gusta, ’ who /.7~., has won for himself the am.el- al1 mamim, xiLw. VmiJT^ , , nnl. cantile car eer in Greenesboro’, where he h! »s hosts of friends. Leaving Greenesboro', he went to “O,/.Miller Augusta and established him al “>« Corner,” on Broad str « et - where he has been, we believe, about thirty years, and hy prudence honest deal- 1 " i "“ * klil >” > l »“' -to nd ia to-day as solid as a rock. Iherccan, U,erf “ Iori '- b « no d ' )ubt in Dusting such a man, and believing Iw tells only facts in his advertisements ; he, of course’ wants your patronage, hut ho will never use dm-e.t to \t. With Mr. Miller are two Warren ^unty boys, C. W. Pilcher and John O. Wicker, who are polite, attentive, and have teamed un4er tlm tuition of “The Old Re liable” to be always accurate in their busi »« aa transaction. Send an order to James Miller ’and or call on him when von *wliat on to <msta you arc shore to get R * 1 what J0U vou wa -nt, a. the lowest figures. 4 he advertisement of Messrs, lappan Dro. Co., of White Plains, will be louml in a more prominent form in our issue of to day, to it we call the special attention of our readers. If you wish to use fertilizers K „ to them end buy, and you will find then! to be honest and fair in their dealings, all' and polite, attentive, ' and courteous to ' their customers. l communicated. ] Editor of The Democrat:—I n your issued of the 4th, iust., appeared 4,"o letters, one over the signature ot about • 380 Chapman, filling 50 lines, with words. The other over the signatures ot Jas. W. Anbury and T. W. Morris, with the following words, writ ten beneath, the signatures of ttiose two gentlemen, viz : “1 testify to the above in substance,” and signed by, or with the name of S. W. Chapman, filling 23 lines with about 156 words. The public will bear in mind, that these three gen tlemen are the Deacons referred to in our letter replying to Members of L. R. or B. Society published in The Demo chat on the 28th, ult., they will further bear in mind that an issue of veracity, was raised by Members of L. It. or B. Society, against us, as to the correctness of our statement of facts previously made and published in Tfie J Democrat, upon tlie isolated question, as to whether there was, nr not, a vote taken at the house of Joseph W. Farmer in Crawfordville, on the 8th, day of February there 1879, by the ladies then and assembled in the capacity of a Eadies Belief Society, upon tlie ques tion of whether the Society would work t '» rd, ,gh or committee of ladies or ^‘nUernen. . 'J e a8se rted there was taken, , and . resulted , sac l a vo in favor of a Ladies’ .. Committee. Upon this statement of facts tlie issue was joined ««■«?5^dsftir2*srf ’ “ U afc ,n ' ,llVfc !” IHSU e. And * , as *, tiiose gentlemen— the 3 deacons, alluded to, were called upon to speak out— if, we nmUitcl the ruct% but ,,tllt,rwi -se, to bold their peace, theY spoRen, in such dubious notes, a!i had teaye misstated the the public, facts, to icif/cut believe their that w e • likened w saying. Their utterances can he unto nothing more aptly than those of the Oracle of Delphi—which raean ? ^ bI,,g ’ or notili,,g ’ as they ma y elect. From the high character of these gentlemen, and their exalted posi tion as Deacons in tlie church of tlie Living God, the public, not less than ourselves, bad a right to expect, from them a manly, frank, dignified, and f!* ri8 V aM ^H'ment tlleb >® s 6 of just the expectations facts. How f t n ,f^v, _ letters speak for them- 3, -'l v, ' „ s - II e do not note, propose to dis ^t anil analize these wonderful fusi lades farther tl.au to state in general b F Mr. Chapman, is susceptible of a ^vision i he 1st, of into which, o paragraphs, sets out or with sentences, truth, tai *M presence,” at its conclusion, were put tiiere for a loop-hole. (See their letter,) Paragraph commences and reaches to first comma in it, with truth, the re mairung iwrtion of it, carries error upon its face to the end of that paragraph* For, why should Mr. Samuel IV. Cliap man say that he was going to ask them to vote and tell “Miss Cattie she would have to yield ?”—yield to what ?— “That the majority was against having a Building Committre.” Thin is “erv thin, too transparent to need Don; hecsiUW they were almost obliged to hare a Building Committee of some lodtoor natural, and goi>tloSi„ reasonable. Hhb'.ri'S'.blc The 3d, and last paragraph is erroneous from its loginning word, to the ending one, and will clearly, so appear, when its exact r~«fS e g Ve "’.Th n d T ' ,ey a * ow L a . J ' ote , tilke “ _ ti |{*‘ aco,,s uames “ t uwt ?*»w'SS’S-a . to be payable until some Committee or the kind was appointed.” These were the very words used by themselves. some of w neb witaiwiw that the.r mean mg may more obviously apt-ear. The reason why error appears upon the stir face is this, viz., how could that Society v °f® D) ffi'’® ** themsektt, authority to ZZitotFuTlo t^! Aobody Nobody- but but K C0U l1 ® ,ve authority to use their names, and , they could do so with, or without a vote as they chose. To say, as these gentlemen did, is simply to make absurdity most ridiculously absurd, andyet, this is.the simple englwn of what Mr. S. \\ . Chap rXcldbi !‘^p iVt its blush* Vast'aTiaivsir^Oh'^’shamc rP hv Vow as to Mrs i'' 1? >s wrer 1' U ana- . ' \ 1^’ a i”' *\ ' ' n<1 lo contain no less than eleven errors, r or mistakes of facts, , * « • _ ■« . _ 32 arid b-lltiis words on an average, to express one error, whereas to express five truths, fie took on the average 72 words and ten lines All we have to say of tins letter, and its subject matter >s. we would be perfectly safe alone.* in going readers up,m it, As , wonls, ’ , ' 00 1 f ° in f \ the b J ?, hist lino, Wil1 ( as » uot follows: ® 11 his f ' xac 1 I ! Uo not wish to do ...justice to any one;” to which we reply, then why did lie. over the anonymous signature of “Justice,” distort and pervert the facts, in that communication on the 14tli, of March nit., in which he per »<>nate.s certain ladies so plainly that jj intelligent reader of Tm- Demo AT k ” w 10 "K' n .f« » , ail( j unchristian, in the last degree. And was written before our civcii first letter setting public* forth u/knew’the the facts was facts* to the and should have stated them correctly. His next statement of tlie facts, as he rannnUrx T“S'*"l? lhi8 memorable occasion from their aco ustomcd habit”-i. c.-mnch speak ; -fv^ . . ‘r t n( . . , ’° u ld g n tI 4 . <n *,1 , . ‘ u tLJ. i v ataiS’i" . , tbS *‘I cannot romember the exjtct words I used, in answering her question” refer ing to Mm. IPs. (Danacott’s) question at the grave yard. How then can lie rernember so well ivlntt took place at Mr. ’*• w - Cso n the 811, of ult., where there was much talking? A ing, 111 !'* the gn,v ' va \' is <l obvious, tl,ele was viz., little hedid’nt talk ref^on ,lo it; choose to because the facts cut igai- -»>,i.—be Tnihe says, admit that lie did answer words that “Mrs. 1). has given vvhat does it prove?” It proves to r much for that gentleman, viz., that ifas right ,-tnd he icamn-ontj : yea move, It in connection with his articde “Justice,” proves what 8 «rt of spirit be was possessed of. And demonstrates that he is overwhelmingly responsible for the sad and sickening state of feelings, and things, that now exist in this community, in reference to fencing the, grave yard. Having saiu pled his errors we will now sample his truths. The first one is that “There are a good many other things I feel urompted to say,” This we take as a truism. The 2nd. truth will b - found in the last words of tlie following quotations from hisletter, whieh we put in italics, viz. “it may be the promptings of an evil spirit so perhaps I laid hint not say them, IVho. or what, he means by evil spirit, we can only conjecture. The Bible says, Satan is an evil spirit going about like a roaring lion seeking whom to devour. Telemachusis said to have had a mentor (counselor) who stood near him to whis per something in his ear God forbid tlmt any human being, should take Satan as a mentor If he is troubled with tlie promptings of an evil spirit, it is his misfortune, not ours. But we do however, protest most solemnly, against the grave, and serious charges contained in the last 14 lines of this gentleman’s wonderful epistle, as being utterlv untrue. A copy of tlie words referred, to will bo found in quota tion marks, in the copy of our letter of the 7th, inst., to that Gentleman, sub joined to this, as well as a true copy of his letter to us m reply to ours, Inter text spelling and punctuation; to, both letters, we invite the readers careful attention. For it his letter and “Justice,” and his published letter i’ con- 8anmel sr.....«*««*• IV. Chapman, the senior Deacon 5<r of the Crawfordville Baptist church, and u|ion them, he must stand or fall. Paul in 3d, chapter, of 1st, Timothy from the 8th, duties to the 13th, verses inclusive, wordi, defines the of Deacon’s, in not to be mistaken. And when his acts and utterances in those letters are, squared, by Pauls in the verses referred to, we leave him and the public to judge how they MeLs. wiil A.'buiy, appear. This gentleman and and Morris, have had it in their power to have given peace and quiet to tlie people of this village and surrounding country, if they bad, so desired, by simply not inistating facts, or hy saying to all concerned that they were in a delicate and responsible position, to espouse the cause of either party, and reoom mending conciliation and harmonv. and by getting « withdrawal, or retraction, of the pieces signed “Justice,” and Members of L. R. or B. Society, and done as neighbors and Christians, and fnr more so, as J>eacon’s of the church of the living God. This, they failed S£-5”ii"SSk? We'subjoin li J gentlemen! certificates of and ladies, on evitlence, to suiistantiate what we have said, and have more evidence, s till behind, if furtlier assailed which toe will bring forward if occasion demands it* We will note close by quoting, without adopting what Paul said in 2nd, Ternothy 14th ad loth, verses inclusive, viz. ander the coppersmith did me much evil: the I.ord reward him according to his works. Of whom V>e thou ware also; for he hath greatly urithstood our words.” But ire trill say hO'C ever. Father! forgive them, into thy isvtw SKa ShmSm* A ’ Miss L. A. Ukiu. Crawfordville, Ga.. April hih, 1S79. -- COPY OF FETTER OF Mrs. s. r. rei!> - *»•> others, to s. w. ciiA.-M.VN. r _ RAw _ FORDVJLLE, r Ga., . 1 ». _i ».L In an article without date over the sig- afw nature of S. W. Chapman, which peared in tl.e issue of The Demucha r of the 4th, in*., appear the following words, viz.; “I must say, however, that” ‘‘I do deeply svni|>atbise with those two” “ladies who were so shamefully abused" “in a communicatiou that appeared” “SJu*?**'**^ whole community ‘if is amazed, Tiie” and “toned, shwked, to think that such high-” upright, intelligent, and Chris-” “tian ladies should lie assailed and” “abused in such a manner ,mhL wife If this” dr” “state of affairs go on “daughter is safe from being publicly” “misrepresented and slandered? The” and °5, wmdemn T,l ’ iaferro such f proceedings.” 01 ' 1 ' 1 frown” we w,ote a " «ticle in that paper, over our own signatures, will you, there fore, have the kindness to inform us to which communication ‘ von refei-r.-,! - * . , ° S you likewise Inform, or, give us t ho names of the two ladivs with whom you »re pleased to say you “so deeply si m iHithue nud who were so slmmefully abused &c. Mr. 1. A. McManus will hand you this note, and bear you,4. your reply to ua. Sj Respectfully 5 -l &c., l K u « Mm. S. «. Reid Mrs. S. A. Dakuacott, Bergstrom’ Mrs. S. A. Miss L. A. ItlEn. - copy of letter OF s. w. to-q * ' * T .. I have Just . received a note from . you, asking me to explain to you, JJ Trim'" f»* ImmuiiSli™'”l »“• ^4 'SS'm 1 ";v t,llnk k evel > °»° k,l<,w ' s the article rc # err, ‘ d ' ”• and the ladies too. 1 will ‘ Just say that I am tired or this wrang «"« V jf > anytliinjf, or WI, Ucn anything . that 1 ought not I mil -S'»n'V for it, and 1 hope you are too, if jo” Si MM All"“i”lSS "IIS fS i d'n^J'o" ,nfl { (f om *« tins time a »ytl'.ng forward more, is best, un less drawn out by you or some one else. I do hope this thing will bo dis U ® ““ Uy l U vlU« !rniJ qU le # ’ iSnrmxi 7 s \v Chapman. copy of cektific-atp " April Ann otn, 5 h 1879 IBrtl. ’ 1 ; We, the subscribers hereof do certify, upon our saereil words and honor, jointly and separately, as Ladies and Getitle men, that we were present in the store house of Mrs. Mary C, Trope, in tlie town of Crawfordville, Georgia, on the (2<Ith) twenty-sixth day of February, 187U. Tlmt we, each one of us, heard Mr. Thomas W. Morris, say, then, and there, when asked, whether or not, there was a voto taken at the horse o(. Joseph 'V. Farmer, in (Tawfordvillo, Georgia, on the (8th) eight h day "f February, 1879, by the ladies, then and there assembled, in the capacity of a Ladies’ Relief Society, having us to* whether they should a Building Committed of Gen Uemen, or Ladies, lie said, yes, tlie vote majority. was taken, And, and that the lades had a when asked, who were in the majority, lie answered, here are four of tlie Ladies present. And, when further asked if we did not have a majority of those wiio voted for a La¬ dies Building Committee, now present, who were present when the consent of of the Church wits given to them, through He Us Deacons, and the vote taken, answered, yes, main. Here they are, tlie majority is before rne. He standing up, and looking around at them. Mrs. M. C. Troi-e, Mr as Ulue Allen, Mrs. 8. J, IIammack, Ins Mr. Hf.nry x T. IIammack, mark. Mu. J. W. Darracott, Mrs. S. R. Re/d, Mrs. S. A. Bergstrom, Mrs S. A. Darracott, Miss L. A. Reid. F. W. HART, — Wholesale and Retail Dealer In — White Pine Hash, Doors and Illinds, f Mouldings, Stair Railings, j\ T ewel Posts, Balusters Window Glass, Builders’ Hardware, &c., “OUtn orOfid e*.,™* Street, “ ATLANTA, GA. HUGE LIST: 12-LIGHT WINDOWS AND BUNDS, 13-19 THICK . PLAIN RAIL SASH. OUTSIDE BLINDS. Primed and Glazed. Kclling Slat*. - SIZE OF GLASS. PRICE PER PAIR. PRICE PER PAIR. 8x10 3 0 85 9 0 05 10 x 12 < 1 15 1 15 10x11 . i 1 35 1 to 10x16 > 1 65 I *■) 10x18 1 8t . 10x30 1 60 . 2 10 : so ____ __ '™ te tan 4 Panels, Moulded on Stiles and toils, 0. 6. Raised Panels. /INCH DOORS Pri Size. I 3-16 DOORS Size. 13-8 DOORS' Price. M § . Price. .!!'« 3 oo to 0.6 0 t 1 W 6x6 6 8 1 15 K1 , 05 to 4x6 4 i Ni 8x6 8 1 07 W 6 1 10 to 6 x6 6 1 U 10x6 10 I T* U 8x6 8 1 25 to 8x6 8 1 W 0x7 0 1 95 Kl 10x6 f» 1 45 to 10 x6 6 1 M 0x7 6 2 15 to 1«>*6 SO l 45 tc 10 x6 10 1 M 0x8 0 2 38 MOULDINGS w Oxfl 6 1 Builders' Hardware, MANTELS, wO 0x7 0 1 Window Glass. _ Door Hinges with Screws, from to cent- per pair up. Blind Hinges, 20 to 30c. per set. r-*T Price* furnfohed m application, for any sizes not on this list. f*b‘Jl-"r»-f^-»n certificate of mistresses UAMM.UK, BERGSTROM AND HAH P.ACOTT. , We. *11"* sacS L, scribed, do ce.tifv upon our words, and honors, jointly and m-i« lately, as ladies, that »e vvero niesent w’ at the grave- 1 vard the*county in the town Taliaferro,* of ( W ^dville, in of and .-Mate of Georgia, on Uie afternoon ot Wednesday, the 20th dav of Feb k- 1 '; ss : £££1 ‘5- sf Samuel W'. Chapman if i, e did not remember, putting the vote this and hou^e s.vmg to Catl.e Farmer, at of Joseph W. Farmer, on the 8th day of February 1879, “well Cattie ! you will have to then,’and yield for majorities govern ” and did, there bear that tr n tlf-iuan sav “He did remember place!” th it something of that sort took And, we do further certify as above that this conversation was in reference to a vote on the subject of a vctle man’s or ladies’ Building Committee Vnd grtlemau we do farther dfd, certify as Tj Uds then .md tl.ere that his “reason for objecting to’the work going on. was the right narties -ii.l not have eontro! of it.” And. when asked by Mn». Ilammack why they were not the right parties, that she under stood the vote was taken at Mr. Joe Farmer’s, he said,” yes. But all of the mcmlici-aor * I c .s or tl,a tlic oocictj \tci6 not , there, ,, . Z have been there. If they had wanted to He said “no, some were sick.” Mrs. Ilammack then asked him, if aii election Was held at the Court House on an elec tion day. and by tlie right ones, and nil the voters were not there ifi would s^bi that make any difference ? “no “ «ie then asked him If the church was dcahng with a im*inbcr aud be^wait when the fo? Church went to act would all tlie members to be present? Iio said, “no.” And added “that he did no * consider, this, like either of the cases, she had named.” When Mrs Haminack said weean’tseothediffer ,, nP0 . Mns _ $ j Hammu'K w.... c ,i n . i "“- 8 - *■’BtHmuo*/ duplicate certificate or joiin it, DARRACOTT. AND JAS. F. REID. Crawfordvili.r, Gkoroia, ) April 9th, 1879. ) »'?. J “A 1 n’^i’ ad a ?" aV5 JStb ', 1 f‘ U . d,,y « l '* o{ *“«» Ml - 1.....'ton- i,to.ll,li„ H i!,' ul through a huUding Committee of Ladles, or Gentlemen, 1 In Crawfordville, at the house of Joseph W. '^niifr, Georgia, on Un# Stbday of February, 187U. And luitlicr, I an exclusively Lndie** Buihling Gommittao. ! <ille 8t lon s ' *\\ Asbur >' an ' *^ r '4 , i;^, v y 1, ^^ a a,,d t . ^ , * Mor?i* had positively and unequivocally s<> stilted to me. t,,1,,k previously to that time. He then 1 Mr * Morr,s ia abaa ‘ right, and that such a vote did take place, and did result as slated by him. These are almost, if not, the very identical words used by him, on tlie occasion. John IV. Darracott.- Cra w?oUDV iu„ Lmiuiia ) 1 certify, that April u, i87y. \ on the 28th day of February, jfnear House in the said North town east 1 corner had of the Court with Mr. James \V. Anbury, a conversation gentleman In which, that in reply to questions liy me, used tlie exact, or Almost identical words certified toby Mr. Darracott, as above specified. James F. IIsid. Vusou A Hamlin Organ*. Gudurtcd 0 y over 1000,000 delighted purchaser* Not lowest priced, poorest ami dearest. l*ut hitfliFst priced, best*UHlclieapi*gt. (’ost but little more than inferior organs. Give live times the satisfaction, l.ast twice as long. Victors at nil world's exhibitions. Acknowledged best by all disinterested and competent. Solid facts, indisputable, such ns no other organ maker in tin world can substantiate. Glorious news for purchaser*. Grand 1 Production Sale. New Styles. New Prices, (i Steps, Elegant Case < 80 ; Superb 3100. Mirror Toil Case, 10 Stops, only 16 days trial. Freight paid both ways if Organ don’t suit. Sold on easy terms. Rented until paid for. Delivered anywhere hi the South lor <1 extra. For full particulars, address. Luddon a ilaten, Havnttu.tlt, 47a,, Managers Wholesale Southern Depot. Prices same ss at Factory, March’Jl, lH79.n-w. Just received a fine .Stock of gentlemen* V. JIVEftS. Large and tine lot ot Ladies’ Cloaks, cheap, at C. MY KBS’. C. Myers is tlie agent tor Smith’* celebrated Oott on I’resj
