Georgia Historic Newspapers

    The l>emocrat,
K Live Wi . Wi\ PajH-r on Live Issues
Published Every Friday Morning,
at Urawiordviilc, Ga.
W-ESHIIYAW, PrOjriotor
rates of .snj«:.:fPTrox:
fondle {single Copy, Copy, (one year,) . . . # 2 oa
Single Copy, (six months,) . , 1 00
(three months,) . . so
i-sT* Advertising rates liberal. liOOK
hnd -ItMi PRIXTIN’G a specialty. Prices
to suit the times. \
y> ew .\ dvertisements.
HALljs V«Lf 'v
. r C CTA
TRENEWEiJ tt A11^ ,
by the public
for over twenty years, ^
and is the best preparation
ever invented for RESTOR¬ The
ING GRAY HAIR TO ITS State
YOUTHFUL COLOR AND Assayer
LIFE. and
Chemist
1% supplies the natural of Mass.
footl and color to the hair and
glands without staining the leading
skin. It will increase and Physi¬
thicken the growth of the cians
hair, prevent its blanching
and falling off, and thus endorse
> AVERT B.V.DNE.S.S. and
recom¬
It cures Itching, Erup¬ mend it
tions and Dandruff. As a as a
HAIR DRESSING it is very great
desirable, giving the hair a triumph
silken softness which all in medi
admire. It keeps the head
clean, sweet and healthy. cine.
rGl
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Y I
BUCKINGHAM'S
WHISKERS
Will change the beard to a BROWN or
BLACK at discretion. Being in one
preparation it is easily applied, ana
produces a permanent color that will
not waah off.
PREPARED BY
R. P. HALL & CO., NASHUA, N. H.
Sold by >11 Dealers In Medicine.
Mayio.1 ... j.-j.
mwu. W0 n D
BITTERS
™ „
IRON BITTERS,
A Grt ftt Tonic.
IRON BITTERS,
A Sure Appetizer.
IRON BITTERS,
▲ Complete Strengthened
IRON BITTERS
A Valuable MediGne.
IRON BITTERS,
Not Sold *■ a Itev«-ra£e.
IRON BITTERS,
For Delicate Females.
j'y o v . > t, iiSi:). j-y.
t i ll s MM CIS JC SlClrUlftll;.
S !i e Great TRADE MARK
I.ngtlsh item -
eu'.v. Ail im
cure for
(ftj Seminal tVeak- 4
Kt ness, Sperma
stfriSt., torrhea, liiijm
t'-iiev, and all
diseases tlr.it '.V'
Universal Lassitude, Pain iu the Back.
Dimness of Vision, Premature Old Age,
.and many other Diseases that lead to In
sandy or Uuinumption, an 1 a Premature
4 • !’il Vf*.
' U-’v,.- 'i M 0!ir pamphlet,
vhirh \\< j to -t*!i I fi t-** by mail to
^•v«tv on-. :.^r Tli- Specific Medicine is
i^oiil by all dritjrirists at per package, or
for or will ht* >e»it tret* by
•m.ti! <311 !>* •••!pt <»i the tnoii**v l*v addreHsiim.
THEGRAV MED’ll I N E < <).,
M-elian e- Block. Di.Tm.rr, Mich.
Fi- cioM mi Urawfordrilh, and every¬
where !>v ail driergiats.
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$<2* “o'o' W r' K ‘.. S V; a L. , Tivu'-q-t ,, y
Tin- 1 nu. . v ( ■<)., Ac i da, M aine, • nov 14, ,9-i-y
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I’uoins and Eatilig
Tuom (IN, Georgia.
’Travelers .in-(! that ami I fin* prepared public u-ffi-ially an- in
9<ii a-u to accommodate
ith-m with ROOMS, and to furnish meals at
util Imurs in short- notice, and of the best
-sjmiPtv an I styh-. Give me a call.
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W. D. TUTT
lliorilt}' 4 ftnwnov (t n* l MW, ¥
tlprasox ...... r " i '
v. hi i-P-co- in the Xortlit-ru, Middle and
Augusta Cii-e.it«. Prompt attention given
do all claim- and collections. a; r4,'7 i-j-v
THU l.VTUr- MUSICAL HOMIERiH
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t )i*”'uiii- !!i ami Tmmpetto! !
(ht exai’iifion and for sale by
V.. G. S! L.MY.VN. Agent,
Democrat tn-Ftcg,
Crawfordvil-e, Ga.
i
to IJisljly the recommended
public for all dls
r„r. <‘speriiil*yjn r «'V« Muri/fres* •
Si
vfvn, ii a j it of a j>
petite, i.uhs of
VuV,‘eu riches the‘blood, '<■£“* e°n.
cues, rftUVSS lo tlio ai To tb
ne rves. » tne
apetl. Indies. and chil*
dren requiring recuper
it lion, this valuable
remedy highly can not be too
recommended.
it netn tike a charm
<>n the digestive organs.
A teaspoonful before
meals will remove all
dyspeptic symptoms.
try it.
Sold by all Druggists,
TEE BEOW!? CHEMICAL CO,
BALTIMORE, Md.
The Democrat. V* -• t r
Vol. 3. CraAvfbrdville, Georgia, Ducemltor .7. > — i !>. Xo. 48.
forest and Beat Medicine ever
A combination of Hope* Ilncha. Mandrake
and Dandelion, with all the best and most
tlfewopcrtiel Blood of all other Bitter* makes the
est Purifier, I.iver Regulator, and Life
and Health Restoring Agent on earth.
Xo disease or ill health ran possible long erfst
where their Hop operations. Bitters are used, so varied and perfect
are
They fiv* mw life ui vigor to the ape* sol Imtrm.
To all whose employments cause irregularity of
the bowels vela or urinary organs, or who require an Ap
tetfzor . Tonic and mild Mimulant, Hop Bitters are
avalua ible without intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or symptons are,
what Don’t the wait disease until or ailment sick, Is, but use Hop Bitters.
you are If you only feel
bad or miserable, use the Bitters at once. It may
save your life, u has saved hundreds.
heTp.*t5onotTt and them ilfer nor Tel y o Bitter*. urTri f^TklftfeT! tkfil
use urge to use Hop
ttideithe ^Invalids Friend and Hope, ” and
no person or family should be without them.
Get some this day.
Hop Cough Cue* is the sweetest, safest and best
Ask Childr en.
One Hop Pad for Btomach, aU Liver and Kidneys ie
superior t o others. A sk Druggists.
P. I. C. it an absolute and Irreslstable cure for
Drunkenness, ^ use of opium, tobacco and narcotic*.
^11 nM by drcggUU. Hog Bitter, Mfg. Co. RoUiettwr, N.
O u. \ 1 a, tin. • 1 • *
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Magnolia Passenger
Port Rot at, & Augusta Rati,way.
FOLLOWING Augusta,G a., SCHEDULE Get. 4. 1H7P. ,
rjMIE I operated, on and after Oct. tist, will 1S7P: be
GOING SOUTH.""!'GOING NORTH.
| Train No. 1. Traill Xo. 2.
Lv Augusta koopinLv-rt Ly Beaufort Iioy’l li.hdpm
ArEII.-iit.nl P.tn pm it 23pm
,\r Allendale U.23 am ,\r5mnassee l.nnam
Ar\eniasse_JU30 am ;Lv Charleston 8.30 pm
l.v Yemassee 2.30am i.v.i'sonv’Tle s.i5pm
L^SnaDmSm 1 ^^^"!'!:!: V Ye-wi'see nililn
\r J’k-onv'lli-z 11 a m 1 V v 4-- 1
mT. '*
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OTam.^v-lemasseo -
2.«o«m
: Lv lemassee 2.2J am Lv Allendale .1.4.1 am
: . v'l
i GOING SOUTH —Connections made with
i j Georgia Heauforb Railroad and for Port Savannah, Royal. Also, Charles- with
ton.
i Central llailr aid for Charleston, Beaufort
I and Port Roval.
! : GOING N'OliTIT,—Cmineetions made with
Charlotte Ciiliiinhia & Augusta Railroad
I | Uailroad for Railroad all points for for At Atlanta North, lanta and and and East the the with West. Georgia Also,
ilDil with South (Carolina ’ini* hr - ssiifj i|HiIn»;id Railroad Itfvad for for Aiken Aiken
‘ on
WOO ORUfrV SLEEPING CARS of the
m.,-t improved style ami elegynee wilMw
I op rft'STA by tins line only. r>h IM El'A
AND SAVANNAH, without
linnge.
Hiurgiice d)(*.ck(»d through.
j-ir Through tickets for sale at Union
Depot Depot Ticket Ticket Office, Office, Offices. Offices. Augusta, Augusta, Ga., and at
11)1 all uriiicii.nl principal Ticket Ticket R. G. FLEMING, , v
: General Superintendent.
j J. , c D.VV.S NT,
.
General Passenger Agent oct.l3,-t-f.
Csuorgia 11 ailroad
'tv -and
j bAJN a “N'T J\i I 7" T“TVT JN / (jT LO.
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.Supewntendrxt’b Ofkick, t
! pOMMENCl.NG Augusta, Ga., SUNDAY, Oct. 16th, lMtli'instant. 187y. j
Y j the following passenger schedule will
] he operated : i
SO. 1 WEST—KAH.y. NO. 2 EAST—JJAliV.
Lv. Augusta 9::i‘)ia,m Lv. Atlanta 7:to a ill
“ Macon 6:03 a m “ Athens Urlo aiin
“ Milledg’U 6:13 a nil “ C'wf’d’ll 12:24 p m
“ W’sh’i’n 9:13 a in Ar.Wash'g’ii 2:00 p m
Ar.C'f’dv'll 1-2:21. }> n, " Milledg’U 4:30 p m
:: as sits - saps
- v o - 3 w es t—pa iuv. xo. 4 east—hai/.y.
Lv! Augusta 5:30 p'm Lv. Atlanta 0:20'p in
],v. Cr’f’vM! 9:32 p ra Ar. O’f’dv’ll 2:l<l a m
Ar. Atlanta 5:0o ; a m;Ar. 1 Augusta 6:20 a m
No connection to or from Wa.sliin^
^>n on Si. N DA YUS.
s. K. JOHNSON, E li. I)OHSEY\
Superintendent. Gen. l’ass’ger Agent.
Ma.v2,1879.
Dennis Liver A.ssistaut.
r |t HOSE who use it in their families are
I less troubled with Headache, ami
!’7n!nr' '■ om,.hl Vitll r 11 ” 1 ' 1 H’t‘n'! ,“ 'V.”” 4 ’ 1 !
-“"FbMiit t-ml Pdes PPe are are olten prevented. r v,
Dennis’Pain Relief,
always on hand for sale, anil speaks highly finil
\ l,f them. Go and get them ; you will
l"’’ , llav, ‘ known Dr. Dennis’ medicines
for , many years, and endorse them—E d.
Democrat.] Nov.7,i879.o-t.
Mi'S W G Sullivan
Fashionable Dress Maker 4
Crawfordville, (Jeokoia,
p 1 iYl’V rUftfllFT Gtlul HLl -r
■1
MADE A
Dress Making promptly and satisfactorily
made, in the rno-t fasJiibnahic styles. <)r
ders for fancy work executed in* the best
manner. Charges l.iberal. In-tnic-ions
and use of Patterns for -coal) It KM I V I. h -
ATKIN. a!ii-23-J879-t-o-o
20<j Ladies Lace collars in c. act-,, a;
C. MYERS’.
rWuSTSSmTl SDk. Sanfords Liver Iwigoratok! !
'as a Standard Family Remedy for *2
WBoftheLive^Stomaoh^;!
'Vegetable ‘Vegetaoie. — it never | ;
JJenuitates—It is Bf E B E •is
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@ I “J S
'IPi i 1v •!, t v„ Public,}
m 5** S* 1 for , more than 35 years,;!
I!** with unprecedented results.S
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.} ilw^SSSl
T. W. SANFORD, M.O.,
1ST DRUiOIST WILL TfiX VOI: ITS IlHPlTATIDS. §
Apriii,ioii».i-v.
GUIDE TO SUCCKSS
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a.' WITH f ° !!
j$3 j \ ,
(){?N|S BUSINESS '
wit •
] * vxt iu ami
^ SOCIETY ‘ x/L'IJjI l
Ihct.S!l^npMMv !??.' . 1 Vu i'i'p H ’f B " sin ' , . ! «. » n< | **"•>»>
,lo ' v TO 1,0 liVliltVTUlsiti in the best
wa X ,,ovv TO »B YOUR OWN I
v«-«, and contains a gold mine of varied,
information iudispen-nhle ‘ -'| , ' ----
better than ftiiy other, apply “ffh-rms to H "
II. H. .SL’AMjIELL A CO., st. liouis, M<>.
Freight all paid by ns. iulvil. b-m j
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A ( Alt!).
Auuusta, Ga., December 1«, 1«78.
To 1 my have Friends opened und the Public office, : and engaged J
an ;
rooms on Jackson Street, in rear of Poul- !
Iain’s corner 1 propose, after the first of
January, 1K7!I, to devote my entire ,Mention
to sueh Legal Business as iiiay Ue entrusted
to my care. I shall attend regularly Aimiist'i each
term of the Superior Courts in the
Circuit; also, Warren ami Glascock, cd the ,
Northern Circuit, ami Washington and Jef
ferson, of the Middle Circuit.
I ask all my friends to give my successor
a lair trial and earnest support.
January.i.iK'j. \\ .M. GILSON.
000
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ooo Craw ford ville ooo |
OOO DRUG STORE, OOO
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ooo l)r. II. H. Smith, ooo I
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1) I)Y DRUG.STORK calling at the CBAWFOBDV1LLE
you will find a full line
of Goods, Drugs, etc., Chemicals, together with Perfumery, the cheapest Fancy and j
best Tobaccos ; among them the
Lll I ITTT I Lb 1VI MAlxijllL. t rv'lle
CIGAKS, Try the PINA FORE ami GEO. SPENCER
if you wish a good smoke for lie.
Also a complete stock of Liquors, from
Sweet Mash Corn, to the best California
llrumly.
indebted Respectfully requests that those who are
to the firm will come forward and
settle at ono-e, as Uimnon-v is m icli needed.
DR. 11. S SMITH,
Oct.24,1870.t-o-o. Crawfordville, Ga.
New Cash Store.
*, YEW PIlUl —NPVV .‘' ,4 " (iiKMK 5
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l { l w<! iiri "
1 m ‘ wneih " ar *
qUHltllS . Klf’lianlS , 01(1 StlHld,
«»r extensive stock of New (foods, now
""‘ving from New York. We have not
a <ius , e artjd ,. „ f () |d goods to work off. our
entire Stock has just lieen purchased, and
pis [“ ^
bln ishing and Goods, Pithing '.Notions, etc. etc.
i r-imilv aiiint -mppnc.5 sumilies 9ml aim uioucjica. Uroceriav
Our entire Stock is marked down to the
lowest possible prices, and we hope by fair
dealing, attention to business, and courte
ous treatment to all, to merit ami receive a
li-wral Share Ol the public /laironage.
Oil I* FerniN are----(dish.
No g«^wiin,e delivered untRpaid for,
but onr prices will make It to your interest
to trade with us. all and try us.
CO •/* a •5‘> outfit free. w £ If. . Terms Hallett ami
novl4,’79-j-y
i —
2 5 e to 13 cts. per yard
C. MYERS’.
Calicoes 5 c. per yam at C. Myers'.
i,adies’ ruffs 3 cts. at C. Myers .
Yard wide calicoes 8 cts. at C Myers’.
v '«"r
—~ % |, How to lie Popular.
The, -jd.-man in'. wi^wmh- a'-lf ve^!?is' the Hues "'tn-.i!d:- he.
•'«v’-d i s
ant „ s it h clever. Many person* became
papular jit tire world by giving upth.-o o« o
mot' nluafit} ,n.<i luiio'w.ng the suggestions
8 IU '" • 'oese hues.
>ic' ,>;K>|ki«di. and lo ver very pmir,
Ir^ri^Z^r tu r,UH,t in
. child”,Tuian
A ml JT\I
1
! h vou do you'll be damned.
Polities, cm must have none of your own,
AhvnjTagree \'n?D with every one you meet
n ; l,Ils ""'V 'v icn alone
-fn. K ‘ r ° ie
1 vou do you’ll be damned.
On religkfns ideas he very sure
1 That ytju don't disagree with any one—
l ' r " »» ylittrch people away from your
I T nr. tl)you d f o you'll b k dauincd.’ ,
i
If Snooksidi ; ,courses, no odds how absurd,
llis ovsffloh you mii-t never ignore ;
AttlimiglilH,, re may be no idea or word
in hi- vjue.c speech that you knew not
ltlvni, you do you v.m.mi li m. bt damned. i
Y ouui»'Lt pretend to be very wise,
N, ’ r assert .that some one's a fool:
on ‘“ IX '^c'.s Ideas do not despise,
' l; “ !«•>;•• no mind oi your own, as a rule.
It f jytm do you'll be damned.
Hance ,, alt^idance on each fool in the place,
A>d b«- ,,ery humble, ami bow very low;
Smile And audjgrin independence with a hypocrite face,
show no| your acts must
Londvkj, . H ti ou i»7». do you'll he (lautucd. Van C. j
Miscellaneous. !
A • beat A P° tiful mantlC and Marria highly-connected ^'
young pitious girt}, ki-riage, who Contracted an unpro-
10 1,e hoi. ni Dorchester has recently returned
r m ill county, ami after
aD ‘ ventft l tour around the world a
teiujmrai v r residenoe abroad of several
> eH ! 8 - H -r sto.j is veiy and, and tilled
with eveiRfiit 4,. incidents. She spent a
lew days baltimoic tliis week visit
U * l '” ‘ »«i«,ds. who are
; uno "S ll, V heat families of Raltimore.
but went J? lome last night by the steamer
!• Kite is a native of Domlies-
1.7 .....‘ ~ Mprl.lv educated and «<-<-. mi
»go n„ mfeuurer went to iMr.-heMe,
county toJtdieh music. He was a man ;
of fine appt.mince, good address, conver-1 great
versatility!of talent, and of good |
satioiml powers lie therefore succeeded
iu getting pupil-' among the best and
most conservative families. Among
tbelli was the subject of this sketch
An intimacy sprung faini'lv in between tutor
a nd pumli Jirl and the D of the unfort u
p * r 1 M e Y ! , H d f * mm L,s l 1,1
aton to prevent , it j but , the Ite . was too
*lrong.
The .... gul loved the Professor tenderly
and devotedly, and a separation could not
be effected without breaking her heart,
The marriage ceremony, was per
formed amid many misgivings is^ of the
girl’s mothen The bride w only in
yeais ihe old, and iter troubles began ^Icr before
honey-moon was over. bus
band soon undeceived her as to his
identity, and told her he bore a diifcrent
name from that under which they wt re
joined and that bis true name was p
inatter of no consequence either to her
or himself. For the present they would
go by the'name of Buck. 11 is business
was precarious and changeable. Music
was a passion of an accomplishment
with him, not a profession.
i,,'. In 81 suite of these I,! st-.rll.m/ ^ rovel-.tim.s I
. e bl <le , ^ 0nk , , 4 b f r J . ,usB a -* n, l, and they , '
, lo ^ l ’ w ^ \ ,,lk to live. Here 1m I
Kot money by robbery lorge.y and all i
kmdsol lascality, and beatliotel keepers
and otbeis out of their just does. J )•<•
couple would frequently change quarters l
and start under a new name, the poor j
wife being constantly bewildered as to j !
what to call herself. After a few
months’ residence in New York they
started upon a tour of the world,
and lived a short time in various Kuro
pean citi-s. They finally turned Up in
NewSout.li Wales. The hu.-.hand hav
ing uiuitiered a woman in cold blood,
that was thought a good place to escape
justice; but the villian Was arrested, :
put in OTison and prop-rly dealt with,
The yc| m wife wa^ now tliousanJs of ,
mile»fr-*i ner dear old home among the
verdant a.' is and forests of Maryland,
No old tried triend was near lo
guard aiid advise her. The fruits of the
mavriag#*vere a broken heart and deep
Djjsr-ry and emlmn:- sojeut. A beanli
ltd boy was born, winch was the only
trophy of the happy days of her profound
love and devotion. Sue does not to this
Australia, and got on very well and
made many friends, Mr. Nevitt Steel,
Mr. Archibald Stirling, and other citi
zens of Baltimore, hearirrg of hercircum
stances, sent her means to come to her
home in Dorchester county, where she
arrived recently and slie did not fail to
visit them during ber trip to Baltimore
to express her gratefulness for tbeii
kind-hearted generosity. She is now
20 years Old, and, not
withstanding her many haulships and
worry ot mind much of her original
beauty and cheerfulness remains,
Providence lias been good to her, and it
is believed she w-l! greatly improve in
spirits now that she is among the early
associi-tions her cliildh-od and frieud
sblo. Mo- • as obtained a divmee Horn
- her husband, - ami by her maiden
goes
name. J'uUimorn Jiullentin,
-Job printing neatly and cheaply exe
ented at this office,
Hie Democrat.
vdviktiim; hatch:
One Square, first iuseitinn . * 1 eft
(>ne Square, each uubsequent insertion. :7
One Square, three mouths . , 10 mi
One Square, twelve months . . is i o
rjnarter Ootnnin, twelve months . . 20 rm
Half Column twelve months 00 <o
One Column twelve months . 100 oft
MS'* One fueli or less considered as ft
squat*. We have bo fractious of a square,
all fractions of square* will lie counted a*
squares. I .literal deductions made on Con
i tract Advertising.
JXZZ'ZXXXZ
ii»U..| Tr.k wheat cukes on los gar
ments and Mood in his -v,.. He Imd on
UT uL“ T,ld
I" 1 ' 1 " 1 "' M ‘'* “ e 1,H ' k * ,rt at tl,e
♦-‘e'liaii wlm was just s iting down to
gt'e a man credit lor L cents on mio
acfiirtion, ;wtl stem .illy inquired :
“Where isli dcr aidilor V”
“lie just stepped out, a moment ago."
“ShU*pi«ed oud, eh V Vhenvill lie
^ Expect in ? 1', Inm - bark , , very soon. Any- .
thing I ettn do for you ?”
“Maype he knows I tos gooming and
dot iah vy heshteppedomll*”
“Well, I couldn’t say as to that.”
“(ioodia eh V Veil 1 vait a leedle
«»d he gnomshack, eh T
l>1 think he will be in, sir in a few
moments. ,
' ka * :l leedle pisljpess mit him.
V hut has lie been /lying boud lue in
dot ShourmU V'
"AlMiut you V 1 don’t know sir.”
ell, by sliimminy, he Eays I vos got
djjrunk timl raised some hell von lay.
sl ","’ s Zrl '
‘ inink you must >e mistaken, , , , sir,
1
“Dink I yos, eh ? Maype I got some
friends vot tole me boud dot 1 I find oud
all bond id, py sliiinmiuy ! 1 find id all
‘ ,V ' ° n ", nils! He zay 1 yos
' ,llll,lk ’" ,(1 I f 011 "' durables, an
vlieo he gomus hack 1 almost see boud
dot. 1 i Mack bis eyes, py shimmiuy,
und gick him umi knog bis brains oral
maype. for dot, Khomt let him goom
pack und I show him all bond id.”
“iSomi'hody’g been putting up a job
on you, I tear,” observed the foreman,
“I dnnd got any foolishness mit you.
I vait fill liegooms pack uml got some
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ll.it, my f iend I guess you don't , ..
-°- ™ S “‘/of
..w'u*, 'J b ' nU '!?,,*?' t’ u ‘ hiz ® °f . Atkins , down ,
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!.,’ ‘.’, 1 1 l,t ! <n L'5' of ) n ' a Adgms * l i • yos a stoud ,
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>"ther of Vm can pick up a
k , -t n *-‘l of salt and throw it across the
''ood without a grimt.”
“J'v-i.imminy ishdotsi.V”
®" V C ' MH J, ,eu , ' m * t,lere l ."''', ‘• nu ou,w " ' V ie . e,1 ‘ ?'
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H "* pl nt ( ' ! T t - I tiller (a 240 pound a
"tan, who , was jm,t emu ug down Bridge
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I- 1 ' s see, yournmne is—-—.
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»,tv " ‘‘‘U u’ t! . "m' * to flunk, 1 believe he did
fi , 1 ' 1 H> .mm'md a week or two ago
Kicked T 11 Jot'got drunk at Berry’s saloon,
out tlireo or four window lights,
sn,!,sl| ed up a few chairs, and tried to
Meal live cents of a small boy to buy
*" nlh *'' drink with.”
“\ r os dot ’V. -ill lie k-iIi! .5 V”
1 1 11 ‘ lie »thi ..n that » a , man . . w , ho
woulil c induct hltnsi 1. m such an out
ragem s manner ought to be tarred,
feathered and rode out of town on a
rail”
L 1 j. y
-i . i a! *1 iy lemarkmg ,• that ...
f 'J’ '* the owner nf the property,
S ^ ZnO?" ^
,iD -'vv. .! J,,D! Vi y 0 111 i« s
- 'Veil, ii that . t is almut , , all „ , i remember
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“Vel, , , py slnmtniny, , 1 vos a pig fool
1 got >m>d bond leedle shokes like dot.
1 K° right ovay oud mid wond zay not
Ull>, ' s 1,014,1 id - 1JoSe vellers vos dryin’
t0 I’" 1 "I’ aslml) on me. Hay zay he
vos llult Ifaracder, und I know it
VKH 41 ,ie ilM ,J< ‘ r vhi,,f - ^ »*lim
miny, 1 vish I vos pig as Adgins, I put
some head on do.se veller you bald I”
j UHl then the devil iu the press room
g ;lV e a Com.mclie war-whoop, and the
foreman heard a man going down stairs
m though his Satanic majesty 3 was after
b j ln
A Machine Scraping Bristles from
Hogs.
A Chicago correspondent writing to a
Cincinnati paper says: “I have just
wltm-.-sed a private exiilliition of a won
derful macliim-and have olitaineil per
mission of the parties most interested to
give a b ief account ol it. My brother
ill-law who is a builder and pork-packer,
of this city, to-day killed seven hogs,
weighing from lid pounds to .Til)
pounds, to Ie a liog-sci aping liiaeliine
patented. 1 had seen corn taken
clean from the cob by machinery, but
never lief- re had I ever seen the hair and
bristle* taken from a hog by machinery,
f am not permitted to describe tbe
machine in detail, but I can say tliat
the working of it was marvelous. A
bead. The seven hogs were passed
the machine in lifty-seven
seconds, and the entire body of each
was as cl-,in as could he desired,
his wot the initial lest of the machine.
It is so constructed as to clean any size
hog, and in the test made to-day
were selected with a view
test its application to different sizes.
I should think from what I have wit
nessed of its working that with a few
improvements which are contemplated
it, will have a capacity of 6.990 hogs iu
ten hours. My brother-in-law is en
tbuslastie oyer the wonder., already
i*trforined hy tbe nueliim-, und says it
will certainly save the labor of twenty
mm for evciy 2.1 m'I hogs ch-am-d. it
get very simple, of ami not at all liable to
cut repair.
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ticking is this l»ost tiling to keep
saucy molding apprenticegummed labels,
.,iv*-s, and i-ostage stain])* in
their proper pkces,
How Unsuccessfully Inventora »re
Treated in China.
A enirmpmulent at Shanghai writes:
An Impel ia! decree of the UUh of June
*«* "»«“•*» Tung. waited upon the Gov
cnoi-Oem rol. at Nankin, and repre
s tiled that lie had invented a machine
' which would go of its own accord, ami
generate sufficient power to profiel tv
steamer of the largest size. As that
| high wUung officer Imd just then torn up the
Railway, one would have been
inclined to suppose him tola* a somewhat
unpromising person to sffffcit the patron
age of for a new mechanical invention.
However, the sub-prefect succeeded In
enlisting the sympathies of the Gov
emor-General. and he was furnished
with n credit of 3.000 taels to lie ex
pended in Shanghai in the construction
of a working model of the new motor.
lie aitpeaml there with plans and siieci
Orations of the most mysterious nature,
in whidi cogged wheels, the movements
of the planets, and the constellations of
the zodiac were inextricably jumbled to
getlier. After hanging about the natiye
and foreign workshops some time, he
| produced a machine with weighted
wheels, similar to those perpetual nao
tions over the constructions of which
, Merlin, Jackson and other inventors
once addled their brains. As this
would not work, and as his antecedents
proVed to 1*> of a character which made
it neceesary for Englishmen to shun liis
aciiuaiutiuics, bis visit to Sliangbai was
uiqnulUublc. Ue was subset]«ently
thrown overbottril by Shen Pao-chen.
his patron
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APamoua Cruiser Sunk.
The one time Confederate steamer
'dicnumhinh has been sunk in the Indian
istt’s sr*.,—»-*».«««**.»«.«.
i
pet ty of the Sultan of Zanzibar. The
, sht-uundoah was built at Glasgow in
I 2 n name ad of
the Bea King. In lKti4, off Madeira,
she was transferred to the Confederate
under command of Catitain
: James Iredell Waddell, who changed her
! imm „ to Shenandoah, and immediately
started her upon her famous cruise,
wbich lasted thirteen months, ending
‘ \ uffu g , s i ’this ig.ia ’cruise tonoifter tim war was
()V0 r 5K?00f) [n SilS, ffourth the Shenandoah
Hailml of the
among iceta-rgs. captured thirty-eight valued^
vessels and destroyed property at
ov . #5,000,000. The Shenandoah
visited all the nee-ms eveeut the A..f-.re
to the British Government and landed.
Captain Waddell returned home and
entered the Pacific Mail service, where
)iis conduct last year, on occasion ot the
wreck of his steamer, won high encom
i(im8
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A Church-Going Horse.
The Columbine Ga., Enquirer says ;
We have lieen told of mtiny intelligent
mtilea and horses. One case we remem
ber of " a H mule ‘ nuM going going into iulo a a blacksmith’■ ouc-Ksmitli 8
“hop . to have a nall pulled from his foot
equaled by a story of a religious
horse that we were told of yesterday.
,l(, is owned by Mr. Alexander, of
Oswichee, Alabama, who rides him to
eliuroh <«t preaching days, which is
twice a mouth. On other Sundays he
'*“>'* ^un.ed he is out so G,grass, religious. amilit Ho goes is on down these
to church, stops at the tree where he is
generally tied when there is preaching,
aml , wiUl his head toward the c-hureh,
remains about an hour and a half. He
then walks leisurely home. This is a
fact, and will be vouched for by any of
the people of Oswichee.
A Monument to Adam.
A .subscription paper is now Irelnff
circulated In Elmira, New York, to
raise $-2,(JOB with which to erect in that
city ii monument to Adam. The idea of
electing a monument to Adam in
Elmira, originated with the Ilev.
Thomas K. Beecher in a discourse, in
which it was held that if Elmira was
been. not the Murk garden Twain, of Kdeu, it should havo
in'Elmira, whoso summer
residence is and whose wife
is a native of the city, at once fell in
with the Itev. Mr. Beecher. A marble
monument, seventy-five feet high, is to
Ie- raised, ft is to have ail insci iptioik.
written by M irk Twain. It is ex|x-cte<l
t« 1« in position for u.ivailing for next
Director of the United States Mint
Bmclmrd reporls for tho year which
ended June 30. IHT'.I, as follows: Tim
total deposits, including sliver purchase*.
amounted to #42,251. lot) 30 gold, and
#2X,925,41)7 K,'» silver. Of the above
034.728 ammmts #34.549,70(181) gold, and #26
56 silver were of domestic pro
ddetion ; #198,983 17 gold, and $10,-
607 79 silver were United States coin
=&SSSfcST ;
WJ 72 silver were of plate and other
imuiutactured articles. In the refineries
of tin-coinage mints and the assay otlieo
at New York, #20.759,549 97 gold, ami
SB),687,526 The 97 silver were separated,
coinage amounted to $6B.812-
592 50. ami consisted of 2,759,421 Dfia pieces
of gold of the value of #40 912 • 27 -
238,859 pieces of silvor ’
of the value of
*27,227.832 50, and minor coins to the
'mmhm- of 9,(529,290 of the value of
#3*,798.
from drnwiiiug' iiein- the victims in nt- ul v
every instance rescued “ju.st as
they were going down for the third
time.” Why is it that some are not
saved when about to go down the sec
oral time ? Let us hear of some one
1 . sayed before going down at ail, like the
Dutchtnun who was the sole survivor of
a party of nine, reasons of his miracul
out escape being that he “didn’t go
C udt in (ter jioat.”