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T DEMOCRAT.
U
Edward k Co.
POETRY.
[ Written far The Democrat .]
THE YOUTH AM* THE SONG HE
SUNG.
i.
’Taras a beautiful song that I heard last
night
From a youth near Ids lady's bower ;
The fair moon was up high in the cloud
less sky,
And it was tiie midnight hour.
Oh! this gallant, sweet girls, was quite
handsome, I ween,
And in years was exceedingly young . ’
His H form mould— was, in sooth, of the shapeliest
Now I’ll tell yon the song that ho sung.
U.
Oh. sweet music, sweet music,
Hatha charming control,
And it ever goes down
In the depths of my soul!
In the eve ’tis a joy
Its s^ft echo to lnar,
As it floats, as it doats,
On the waves of the air
HI.
Oh, 1 lov tin -west lute,
And the te'iite. , -t..ned harp,
And tli ure with its whistle
So shrill and so sharp ;
And the gentle guitar,
With its musical strings,
Is gvcUanting, indeed,
‘./hen a voice with it sings.
IV.
lint there’s music, by far,
That’s much sweeter tiutu this.
Vet my words can not, tell
Of its charms or its Biiss :
Oh ! it goes to the soul
With a ravi hing tifl'if!,
And it conquers ^ Tear -.
And the mitt l,-Cad the will.
V.
With one sorrowful t
It can make the lie;
With one whirptuiUf,'
It can make the luj
Oh, this must# so so A: ,
Like the coo of Uni dove.
Is tli,' ■. iun;l of the voice'
Of the otic whom we love !
VI.
’Twas a beautiful song that I heard iast
jrtirht '
From., o»tl,n..r hi. 1*1,Sw;
irr”""
And it was the midnight hour.
Olr! tills gallant, sweet girls, was quite
handsome, 1 wee»,
And ir. vears was *\j.eepdiiisfty voiias-f
His torfu was, in sooili. of The suajieliest
mould—
I have told you the song that he sung.
Joseph Ai.phonsus Fambeia,
Markham Hvvae, Atlanta, Go.
bms
SENDLXG US L OKI).
WHATTHE PtkOPlK OF ADJACENT
TOWNS ARE DOING.
Tlic News of Neighboring Counties Cull¬
ed from our Exchanges, ami Written
By our Correspondents— Wilkes, War¬
ren, Greene, Oglethorpe, Hancock, Sha¬
ron, Etc.
roWKLTON.
I Special Correspondence Democrat.]
Six stores in Poweiton.
N. V. Wicker, of Warren was in the vil¬
lage yesterday.
T. W. Rainwater has left for Augusta,
to replenish his stock of goods,
Mr. Wade 11. Jones killed a d ig suppos¬
ed to be mad a few days since.
Mr. Thomas Whaley and Miss Emma
Birdsong were married Tuesday, the l.’tii,
In the late election for the “stock law,”
Poweiton precinct voted, “no fence” twen.
ty-five; “fence” forty-seven.
Mr. Veazey was not chased by the dog
as reported. While trying to drive the dog
from his premises it turned upon him. He
stepping to one side, the dog passed on
We are sorry for IP., U. that race will
make hini tired in imasinatlou for a week
P. G. don’t ran often, he walks slowly
WAIL ILEX.
Monday court will begin.
\».ra , ,
x..-. . „ms ..i ,n active opera
Ro’>
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dew
Wto^ntc^. Mrs Ma ' g
“Aunt Gincx sl ;, i a aids high carnival
in thecolui.:. a pper. Each
her bi iiiii.s us , •. sh jjrvrew.
The — Knights . , . of , „ Honor, Stella lodge, at
Warrenton gave an oyster supper Monday
last. Champagne and eloquence flowed
freely.
Mr. Elias Ed wands, who was shot in the
head by the negro, Oscar Howard, at Me
sena, ou the 4th, is dead. Still do arrests
have been made.
Greene i. gets, a n ro employed at, the
depot, Wam
bery of the freight car-, and implicates
Wash Eu r fair descendant
of Ham, in the mata-i.
The Clipper ca: ins that the rea:
no more hogs are ii jiuity
is because the v. are so
won’t keep tiiem out of mischief. Ir
makes some good sir
31’IZUFJ-:E.
Wood bring, from S3 t > 84 a cord in
T7ton;soa.
Hr-. Thomas E. Burnside, if Cobbliam.
is very ill.
The. -o; '"..i-< ,f .• after
CRAWORDVILLE, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, .NOVEMBER 19,1881.
killed au<l dressed, weighed three hundred
and fifty pounds. - ■f
Prof. Willoughby Reade, tiie celebrated
elocutionist has been amusing the citizens
of Thomson,
For the past few weeks th*
J ..t improve -
is one of the best exchanges we have and
we look for it eagerly, '
J. L. Johnston, orightsljpro, has*
moved to Hartman, Arklbsas. Ife ex
pects to locate there permanently.
Miss Jennie Richards, of Thorfson, died
OK — typhoid pneumonia in Augusta Sought last
.Sinyiay. Her remains were to
TbomsoD, and Ultra interred.
The smoKShon.se of Mr. J. T. r-uiirti,
J W > owson lib *» os. ’ *», as a mt b e "'Sht Ppflmls iaM of
, “ AkS "^Thomsen
j" ij^. ’ f. **£”“%*“ ha
bl .s
some tuiv p- (vsji-'aus _o pouxas
each. *. ■
WILL Eh
Ml ' a - ilaT McUmJot* ot^anburg, an
cs. boned rnahlu «» Wastnugtoa ladv, died ^wtlay *nday, and was
.
Thedwedbig Ale.. V^fogiiteld. colored,
Afew.nT'.'s Tom M.'.sld^e.-m was banted
down ve- r
.
I’he new * t Uo.ith* 4 l»»ag roof
«*> •“*» tm by from .
•'■|b- T /‘‘ , is. l o n _
f5 ’ ' <tDinWAatf , -I-'
r ‘‘ ’ c v w 0 : ItVoraldy.
The m-ctete at Wr.fliW»ton are n|ont |
l,(h»:i bales v.
A fine crop o ' wheat :.:5! oats Tuts been
and .here . demand:for
sown, s; T is a b. .
vvo gn.: 1 .. tfcisfi 1
el. *''*•* * !
Judge PottTo 'll,; [e • s(Mll
week i'i Deceaib^r'to m r\ I). Cox- I
well a w t.-iar^y 1 a jury e
obtain
Wa 7 es^
^ si man.
5 •t. r. Ml A
sj: la r
t on .
mornui'.-ag
mer, r. id b*i b. d him lr 1 ” ’let hr it con-.
ia■: '.r; c i l,»s papers ririd ii',-ytminej^ The
druirenev failed t« the . miflenir.iyrts
tojosti tci l.lj, tv'a a. an an Juiin'Tiliai!^ hoilt st nun. 1 ** wn
iI5£ ,
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nulitm and ns magtnficent se^uons.
Hancock
Toe, ’ kmo Udj-jof
a suffav
cTni .'t.' i ' ■ , t , ”v
two M’i J. mai .wed join s. It was brought in liy
Ik 1‘urkt r. He raised on one-tentli
of an acre thirty-.i,-e gallons of s\ nip, and
has seed enough left to plant an act e and
a naif next year.
A bale of cotton was stolen from Mr.
Henry Thomas’s gin-house Satunlay last,
Muvis lieese, B negro, was arre.-feil.
Mr. W. II. Culver, Jr., was married at
Sparta on Tuesday to Mi.s Willie Alfriend. i
The h/maeiite does not The the ide of
blowing steam whistles at all hours of (be
night, and we agree with it.
The li/imaelite, itf Sparta, is the heat
edited weekly paper on our exchange list.
Mr. Sidney Lewis certainly understands
the newspaper business.
The foundation for the new court house
at Sparta is rising up slowly but surety.
Tiler? are more than a hundred white
tax defaulters in Hancock county.
But little interest was taken in the
•‘fence” election by many Hancock farm¬
ers who had much at s’ake m its results.
A good mule, was b’d off in Spurt,', on
last Wednesday, for Vo y-soven dol'ar.s.
Capt. ID Mer ref n-vd to buy up cotton
seed (O ship out of ibecoutity. Thisrefus
sal was based upon w'.and public-spirit¬
ed con Ttal.’t'oi'-;.
GTtEESE.
The people are skipping out of this eoun’
ty to Arkansas. In Hie near future bey
will lie seen alo'tg the line of tiie ra Toad
returning to Uieit h
A nu ises will
close next Thursday on account of tha oks
giving.
Mr. W. E. Lane has returned to ins home
near Penfield, from a visit to I’s rebifives
and friends Vet re nle in the northun txrl
i: : V ; ' : " I',
\x h) !»c re i , iiim h.cko'H.i,
C.irsnit w:.
Mr. E. W. Jatne,? <; the «a. Cai'road,
brother of Mr.L.P. .Tames, Supr rin undent
of t le Brio Force, i a 1 Mi s Thom
Hancock co •• •
Mr. J. M. Un-ea n.-a • Punfie’d, felled a
bee tree er (. av, l om wh’ch he to Ac
05 pounds of I in 3 •
OR I.K'XJf'rttL'E.
l!ic Echo c Guckev-’iav r
We have nne oi Tabafeno, but they
wander a round u u'l.-r cover o; ,'iv dak.
The rains l sec ons daw ego to dr
bridevs: - ______and roads a~ot
Houses a: .1
Mv. Je.rrao
week, sold
itiTcll for 2 re. iiijs Jana ad
joins that rrei recently bought Of
M it.
cut ug in the rt > v ^nt difficult
fuvd. and for which Tom Ho w Af
s -ii.cnced to three years in the chat gang,
was caught last week by M,». C. E. 7 1 r
Mar- ;d of Crawford and i b in jaii
awaiting r
The Echo is guilty of.this: One standing (lay 1*^
week as one of the children was
near Mr. R. C. Latimer’s unfinished well
they heard a kitten crying and upon ex.
aminatioa discovered it at the bott^jn of
the well, which is about 30 feet deep. They
let a rope down to t and it eaug
ft nrt hold on long enough
drawn out and so fell hack when
half way up. They then t ed a basket etr
the rope and let it down and the kitten
jumped in almost before it touched the
bottom and was drawn out. The strange
p ., rt C f j t j s that it did not kilt it when
fell in.
t
BEFORE I’llli FOOTLIGHTS.
i:fcerl __
. lumcllt bJ thc SclloUr ,'. f Mrs
p- armcl < a , t m. L Academy rhncsdsv
^WnfLeul.*. and
,
Thursday eve dug last. aHargi*
gathered iriWii-s^fhc at the Crawfor ,*•*
i ’osiii exorc
Mrs. Dr. Faaiifr. \ The Iwlfj
packed to overa«;w»»-?. .VII th«
Me seating room was taken before
,g c loek, and late eo-ueis were compelled to
st aml. borne perehed themselves in the
windows and on the stoves anywhere x>
hs to witness tiie entertainnMtjtt.. It was t, re
m ,. v ,. nf> am , , t was jghjfarm on...
A s w/s
tip. ' Tire i jtrtidsouieb' '.dressoii,
'■■■’ , r:l
^ ; with cedar and white roses. The stage
lo » k ,. a
The folio wing ijj the programme :
Chords—When Night cojpes o'er tin* j
phiins-The glass. *
thing—Lpinf Starry hours.^JIiss Moselle
' /•
Duet'— Jioin’.-I r “. Hx Mi-scs
aj. line
* -Me * 1 jjfle
dfeo A
-Th ) HIol4i* in D ; ue—M’.^
tim V d -I: .x aiula j
^.na-What Fqli HkcMus' •—M'sa Kjita
* •>
I’miio-Fotimm Waltz*—Misses JJertie
<J wry nd I.uua lit.
Son 1 ?—Tiidiit’s a Nigh In thq Heart—Miss
P'ano -Forest Wallze—Misses Rosa and
s#n g _Why does Mother stay so Long.
Miss Janie Stephens
piano—Zephyrs of Spring—Misses Kula
L'ggs and Moselle Leary
1 1 ' 'T ■ ■ ■ . <rtflC..,.i ’‘. 1
“Mas Luna Legwen.
l’iano—ijui Vive Grande Galop—Misses
Lillie and Ida Farmer,
Song—Cheerful home—Miss Janie Ste
pheus.
Piano—Pas Rodonble—Misses Rosa Tav
mer, Mamie llainmack, and Luna Legwen.
Holif'—Tiie Old Log 0.thin ill the l)e!l—
M *ss Rosa Fanner.
Piano—Fascination Polka—Miss Janie
Stephens and Rente Corry.
Song—All Ticd-Back—Miss Enla Roggs.
Song—Just to Please the Roys—Miss*Lil
lie Fanner.
Song—Home'ess and Alone To-Night—
Miss Rosa Farmer.
Tableaux—Homeless and Alone no Lon¬
ger. The Pride of the Market. Ignorance
is Rliss. Lorelie.
Sam’s Courtship—A Comedietta—Profes¬
sor Roggs, Mr. Carey Jones, and Miss
Lillie Farmer.
Tableaux—My Little Favorites—Learn¬
ing tlm Schattis clie—Toilette of Death, or
the Last Toilette of Chailotte Gordey.
Goodnight.
Olmnule--Crwine to the ball.
Fancy Dance—Little Rosa and Marcia
Fanner.
Charade.—The Hypocondrlac.
The whole affair passed off well. Wo
can make no discrimination in noticing it
as everyth;if was uu* x * H w tie*
most ago: ,:bo entertainment we have wit
messed in some time. We say, and it is the
unanimous erpression of those who
ll ” early day.”
Suffering Women.
I hfire is but a very sura It proportion
Ihc v, '.ocu I this nniju:i i.iat
pi, : ” c p - , , i
v-dulorinl tonic and . <>\ o . owui
will cure j-./U and give new :,i
WUchman.
—
: Amur.
• as bung bi t Friday
yonu the His olid tia y
has already i >y our reporter,
Tiie goliows ' bo bu r t in th Eiiingtoti
meadow oi> r
. • of Tits Democrat vi‘i
te<l fl iail (iti !»4 Wedtn lay and found
Sang * y much depressed in gptri He
says that the Mcrtli <1 tiling is over, the
better for him. lie alks verv iuctantiy
amt keeps lbs eyes con ‘ J fix t on the
f\ >o; ini,
itene: - iio •
i% pi ej >•
CRA :
-
•
atel’ CO n
:
thee flue, '
"(iu ait
**ns an 1
tickling Tickliug induces laughter, except
in tire thro.it, which Causes
coughing, -at once removed by Dr.
Lu ! s
MEISfiKAL NEWS.
AS GLIiV-l h FROM TEI.IsGH AMS
vNU LETTERS.
Hein* the Latest Information as t on
«§• Newspapers \ Brief
...Rev. ,vol What the Country i* At
Culled tor the Readers ot the Homo
mint. *
-Tli. re*re 8,000 Odd Fellows in Ken
>in* ama,is to have a hotel
caw* i”’ 1 :
k _ ■ tewbers of the moth
odist e|J^v ill
.......* # * » * h- u eotmtj, Ky.. pnaluc
tUm ’
*
' m ' s • oW I ‘ ofl0 ^ ^ ot
.
^ <ef. oil. is in Pensacola, Flmi
dn v I avmd; each a.ut sell as
r :tf
|is. ftRl * h aV ■ iuwer seen No
r . i - as e.ooil iii
it t Noi *h Carolina—S.l’rt shy
fpritiu t lit bftwvcn 1 m Wt) iuid
'HMw’i-twi. I Srtiuliyrn
*. -e. e< »n > remreof the
>Li; c • It. 'i will (‘ouveiie in Niishvdle
ififtt 11
-i-Rc . exports t<» fore situ counU<*s
fa ■ ] ; ;U)!ouiiiyd ill vul
wfod
-yK,- tn’iutaiiis i n '..'! idiots, al mi
atokunl Tt uf ».'i per idiot, or a total for
2\ i r,i'|d,a«fT. r entity, Kx beet measures
tvjj^ u ,
fe * J ih. twelve feet In diivum
‘ sglit pounds.
•• * J • si, T. .\ ; s had in opera-.
i ■u 1 1 i ' : i. .... I oy I' cm
l.ey^t v id me. 7,171 mill
aniiig annual report the
deri tr will touch heavily
■1, g tiie lr, b,m yonlh our
-i ;um*nd Wn.’(hivi';^»n, that
yfrim ii'/.n’orei! «U’ bin t ]hih11U)ig
T1 k* d , ^Si'iiators ftsvy ib it Un'y will
fretrtli; on in oitso «>f Jus uppoibir
nrnnWi
___p r jiipit A rtlmreonmil-sinned the fill¬
,
lAwi. ur -4n s'n imimaster.. Wednesday:
yyiip ,, ,| ies, Nashville; William M.
Kelt Rye th TAtats.
—A' itpR 'piords, Virginia, the demo
ct its i e to let Double., a readjuster
wire ■ f l I en appointed postmaster at
that p .jive the ground to build a house
on Mth' . eqtieiiUy tiie post ofdco^ft mat
x viu 1 ,t I'(
P''siin ... .tenoral Tlalton.
• —The re-urns from Nebraska shown Dial
the Democ its have elected their ticket in
ten counties. The farmers alliance cm rie.d
1 ’ ■ < • intie 1 and eh- ‘'It! • most of tie ir
ticket hi five connt'es, and one or more <dfi
eers in severed other counties.
—On Saturday evenin'; at Sludbyvillc,in
di uft, Frank JJcmer and Louis Mm ula,
boys aged fom.een and ten respect vely,
quarreled over a game of marbles, to avoid when
the younger boy started to run a
flg’it. He was caught and held by nnother
boy, while. Ilemer ran up behind and srab
btdMai'ie.U iu the back, penelr;iliii«; the
lung,. The boy was alive last, hut was not
expccteil to survive till morning.
-The orange crop of Florida is simply
immense. Colonel I). II. F.illott, of Jack
sonville, estimates it this year id I.i.OnO, km.
lint these figures, we aie assured, expo *s
searcely hidf Its immensity. The Pahdka
Journal says that Colonel Bl'iottis “way
oT” in his caei'.hitions and dial the mmtbet
of oranges will reach nearly Kf.,(too, 000 , of
which all but. about r.,00<i,000 will lie ship
pod out of the .ate.
—Thecm.toil > ,m ats; - Petersburg ap
pointed to conduct the publication ol the
letters and papers of Peter the Great an¬
nounces th: t if hopes to begin the work of
printing b fore tlm e! ■ of the present
■ ,ir. It is known (fust some of Peter’s let
a .-e in oriv; -It id.- Iioit'/b their pre
y-licretibnu h- . no. b -a ;e.cerl»in*>d.
, way poses anj
marc re
quested to Vorwaril them p» the commission,
wluch guarantees, on its part, tiieir s ifc te
turn, and also, by way of thanks, a copy oi
their fort bcomhi g |>* G ” i **. giop.
—Fc: • ija. joe 1 ■ t, Iiib: ;•* lb
,
: >'••• ’ -'"• ” 1
nn.., o' BG imo.e, . ! m'd i- ■ ' ■ h ‘
tori'. ‘ of o'" '•,'(■
grain, in addition to v, .e-h he lures eight
neighboring s’.icots'nv in this and
tueadj
estgamu reserve in theeouu ty ami bj-jiigs
jp* „ ll to f l'p.M in '. Sea
field \ *- v -B7,.7D foot of hhi lavii’i
pal shoot '■ i in tlii • ''otni*;/,?.(!<} Sir M'.na
S y.iu * , do f jY I'i 1 o (lUm. Al
der; while for Gaick, (> f d: ■ I l Vi r
ne.siiie f«ii ArG. Mac Flu (.. vt re
ceived and the rent ol R-bJiiemi,
e-i -i is ■: •
G.v-i or k.
Tiie At ■ ci (JOfiHlcl'ltt 1 ,
following land^ar; c<! lit. \< *
tfuitak t:ra •oi kindly for it and trust'w
may com .in tu imj,r:>..
The < s: : /eftwviK;/*
i-d -
T. ba
ran G -' :i
■ : krzo, Hi, h ftudxifly il.M
, ■ i'Uikji
i Uenieiiib.r, frown’s lion
ghe health and strength to mind
I body
THROUGH GEORGIA.
tNI>CATCHING THE NEH S AS M E
GO.
The Crimes, the Casualties and the other
Happening* in the Empire state. A«
our Exchanges Bring Them To Its —
Tile Week’s Doings Condensed by the
Democrat tor tiie lulormation ot Its
Kcaden.
-.Mrs. Rebecca <’ates, of Gwinett royal
ty, was burned to death last Friday.
VH i ma lms four hundred physicians,
—A# ......
over ihe skies the other night. It was
by titc Griffin A'evs own.
--O. Monday night the gin I,ou s
Vr. Calvin May’s place near America*
was burned.
—Tuesday last a white man named
Warren Owens shot and killed
Toting a negro at Millodgevilie. It was
a w iltut murder. Owens escaped.
—A party of New Kngland manufac
tutor* visited Augusta last Thursday and
vo re shown over the city. They ex
tlifmsoh.os
'l ilt' U«V. William Ih udiicks,of Floyd
cmluiy, died la>t Monday n’u»lit. from the
efieets of poisoning by ln'’r dye.
—-.Vjjian named IV. II. Fears died sml
denlv iti'Maemi IVednesday morning, lie
Wim irum liipian Springs.
—.lane ( I’ation, a Marion couutj fanner,
IHreie i<s bushels of com (Ids year eti four
acres of laud.
iHiv.^y-stl' —A Roman wjm was eireus crazy hut
k-Mi. raised the wind by huy
' olTee
iinsn Ailh'r'n worth of i on credit and
ijyUing it for seventy-live cents cash.
All., WTItiim W hite's lUtle pistol ueei
deui.-lly went off—the usual way—in At¬
lanta on M-rn Uiy night and Mr. Thomas
JeftTi wa-dy wounded thereby
--Ur. Tb.el’Swi W’llcoelss, an esteemed
and worthy e.ti,'.eu of 1'obli rwmnty, was
found dead iu his Vied'at liis home on last
Sunday morning.
—A negro boy stabbed and killed a ne¬
gro man in Savannah on Tuesday, because
the latter seized and held the hoy’s hat
for a debt of five cents.
•—Mr. VV I iftm Gaskins, member of the
Legislature from Coffee county, lias sued
Atlanta for $iuo ,000 ,is damages for inju¬
ries received last summer in that city from
a runaway Imrse.
—TheGriftinNewssaysthat ninety paint
ed warriors, prisoners of war, are expected
to pass through that city on Friday at M
o'clock oh their way from a government
pylami ip Florida tortile Sioux reservation
u The-Rw.’e savagcs-sgi'TO enp
tero* in battle, and have been In bohdage
n( , ar |y p v( . years.
...Sam Sparks, negro, was hungV®*ter
,tny at Lumpkin for rape. He says lie
was converted, ami bis sins fully pardon
,, (t Wte.lnesflay week at half past two
o’clock in the afternoon,anil was ready and
w ;m, Jje p, ,jj 0>
. Knoiigli property lias boon destroyed
by incendiaries ill Conyers the past two
,.earths t„ employ a watchman for sixty
years, paying him a salary of 8600 a year,
_ 0n Tuesday morning last, the town of
Kalfburn on tlm Atlanta and West Point
road was half burned up, the result of an
n ( ;en.liur v lire. Only one house was in
sured. The total loss is over $zy,ooo, on
w | lic }, there was only *4.000 insurance,
—on« Dt«lit last week, at Cleveland, a
||lftn ),y {)„, namu 0 f Vickery stabbed Doss
j arrar j several times witli a pocket knife,
tIarrard is qu tto dangerously wounded.
yiekery was under arrest, hut made his
eH( ..,p ( ,_ llofh nro young men well known
j,, White comity.
-The (bale was put Into execution the
oilier day in Macon by two
They adjoqrm-d to the
and after pulling of bate, tearing of
and wiping up the earth with each other
they frolicked up before the mayor.
was all on account of a “naughty,
naughty man.’’
Crowded Out.
ft was our intention to publish in tills
sue an interview with Judge Pottle. Ow
in"., however to the great amount of
jug uultm, and advertisements, it,
erow I • l out together with the reply of Mr.
Vc.nigtotlie same We shall endeavor
find room f> it in onr next.
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., ' rc^t th^n 8
Ginger Touw Vr mi'lk. in a bushel a'pelizer
• i .gallon As mi
blond purilier and kidney correct
there is nothing like.* it, ami
jin,j it, a wonderful ir.vigorant for
an I body other column.
VV ., t it e sign l*‘oi'.
-Our ( nuncii name tli" street
-A t.-w lnorc eaterjiri.dug jiien lie
here.
—SoJii( ”1 the oh. bouses lejwired
j*;!,).* d 1 }k
1 ) f/.ltf-r obnlni:i:t'>,x
from V. t- - i. .
-A l,U ' lit ill O' .til )Wil in the
by o.:i to , in tnential men
—A bri , '.v.ueiiouse built, and our
CUiiillvi tli mi for tiie count ry trade.
-'flit* fit 7 lllMCii t.l (111
th'i re : airy, an
\a t/.v/n ;njt in ^ood
d ni and tli • walk ; l*iicki i.i or
*:d let y ov/iiei's it *
-T OUuuiiJ : <>{'<• uuii 'I o * Uitl A
torn down umi ;i ui-v i; bu n*, *-' , it
' '
. .
no P d- • lb" • to. I, VV . 1
ed up, pitch iaiit iu and make a
1 town. We hare got th. "0,0,1 to I......
i,.t do it •
M|, m
Vol. 5.— No. 46.
I on ro « isinxcmv.
I Departureot Han. AletanderH StepBean
lar tlic National Capital—stopping at
| Atlanta—His Health—When He Will
Return—His Forthcoming Hawk—Lib>
erty Hall as It now l.ook*—
J t Monday last »t noon Hon. Alexander H.
Stephens-left for Washington City. Sun¬
day and ’ Sunday night ho receive da
number of callers who came to bid him
farewell, it had been his In tenth in to leave
earlier, but some hitch of the arrangements
delayed hi, n . At the depot crowds were
there to bid him “good-bye’’ and “Ood
and
A Ste
phens, Aleck Kent, his lmdy servant, and
(guinea Stephens, son of Ids old major domo
At flaw lie arrived in Atlanta and
J was W. there J. Houston, met by Col. A. U. Urier, Major
Mr. John Stephens,
Mr. John ,M Graham, his secretary
Mr. Alexander 11. ThwetU, and a num¬
ber of friends and admirers. A car
■ iage was in waiting, ho was driven fa, the
hi in ball House, and conveyed to the private
parlor, lie expressed himself us mm h f*.
tigued from his journey, but notwithstand¬
ing Ids exhaustion he received a number of
callers. Tuesday at a o'clock ho left by
wai of the Atlanta A Charlotte Air-Line
for Washington.
Mr Mephcns expects, we understand, to
s|mnd the greater part rf next summer iu
llos on, Philadelphia, tml Now York, and
will m.i probably return to Crawfmdvllh*
before August. Ills book, whirl, he
pleted before Ids com¬
departure from here, |, e
wifi not piihlisli before next fall
Liberty Hall presents a dreary appear
mice tiuet to Sinee its busy he left. It, Is a striking eon
aspeetof last mimmer.’J’hen
the disirs ami windows were thrown open
m Ids room Mr. Stephens was busily on I
" 1 " 1 ” 1 with his secretary, in his Library
imatmei:. were hard at work; and the
bouse was always tilled with visitors. Now
the doors are closed. No, IM M be seen
sirem I but Mr. O’Neal, the old friend of
M, - epheus, and stmt 'Liza umt tier eldt
di'eti, who are there to tend the premises.
I be life lias gone curt and Lilierty Hall
staiul.s amidst tlm giant oaks, up on the
green lawn, tlm deserted home of the great
statesman.
My Goo# Woman
Why are you so out of sorts, nev#r
ajile 1 en to to one tell it’s folks all that yoa are w#«V
phree by caused in the flrgt
doubt, habitual finally boimttpation, which
no caused deranged kid¬
neys and liver. The sure cure for con
stipatioo to th, celebrated KJdn,y
Wort. It in also a specific remedy for
all kidney amlllver dtseasea. Tliou
sauds are cured by It every month,
fry it at once.— Toledo Blade,
OUR HOTELS.
Hi ■ Arrivals — Hot? the ranger* Come
Inti, LTowibixtrllla.
UKOtSTEllKD AT THK HVIHIAOOTT House.
11. II. Flynt, City.
W M. A VV. Thomas, IT id, City.
.I'tlanta, City
II. A. West, 0 ' ,£ ’ '**’
Kward Ml '-’
t lharlle Grillln, Wiinhon, city.
W. A. Atlanta
J. Andrew L. Winter, lie,man, Atlanta.
1* H Meefmn, city,
Mr. Hutchins, Atlanta.
1) K. IJaylle, Atlanta. Cincinnati,
M. Calm, Atlanta.
VV. C. Taylor, City.
CBAWFORDVILlm HOTBI,.
>?. Rosematt, New Turk C ir ir„„„
Tlioinson,(»»., «. K. Ham kin, C'harl»»ton'
s. . ., .1,11 Rung, Jr,, High ,Slmais, Ga.,
Lawrence,.bums Jr„ Atlanta,.I,A, Spain,
aimer, Macon, K, G. Koano, Lex
mg on l.a J’H. Farmer, Atlanta, Thos,
L. Im ler, Augusta, Go., VV. L, Uethnne,
J h. lorrencc, Atlanta. J.T. Rhodes,Attc
en-, M I'lhlmian, Atlanta, Dr. K. E. Par¬
sons, Wanenton.
From Eminent wllmer Hrlnton, M~TP
llttltlmore*
“I have used Golden’« Liebig’s Li
Q'l'd Kxtract of Beef and Tonic Invig
orator in my practice and have bean
touch gratified with the result. As a
tonic, iu all cases of Debility, Weakness
Amentia, Chlorosis, etc, etc., itcannoi
bo surpassed.” (Remember tins name
Golden’s take no other. ) Of Druggists'
Amireclative
There is a floekof......-so thtofvhdt. ov
......... .. ^ ......town C Tbe
.............‘rehes uptothestepa of
" U! .......w.tha tea lid t.. ml, the
followill K hi soldierly order, their necks e'
evated and their wings stretched. Thev
m range tlieuuMilvesiu cvnijtany fhwLstreteli
Uieir necks, flop their wings, give vimt to a
s '“ " “'luai-k.s” and then march off
'* n i!l *I |,! :| me solemn mariner. We
'bo iglit that tins is done to show how
the low) kingdom even
appreciates The Dkmi .
UmUiiey reeiignbe^n 1 *!',;'^ manager * cillc ** y HU a KK men e8 to *
j b<*r ot limit' trIi» This remark we think
, vv.ry unkind.
‘ InvaJid nutbers, weak, sickly chil¬
dren need Brown’.) hot I Bitters.
; Orange SMohko^iji.s.
w,m|1 " night last at. Washington
le.gen, VV. Hewitt, of Atlanta,
■ : "Ira Miss Mattie If. Lewis,
Th. attendants, wore Messrs.
< fflil.V I. and VV .1.
Mi. i H I, I "downy, and White, and Dr
•!"bn Hill, and Sam Sims, of
Mr. IJcwtH « • have known for
years Ho U a e : -ver, whole sooted
1
.
t...... ‘ ,u " U ’ ‘'"’.b 1 “tew one of the.
j . out stsfi r town Tr' the couple ,,K fT* have heartier
I emu'i",.relation, f,„- rt.e’u future, ............
