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THE DEMOCRAT.
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Thk III'toeiMT, Ga.
( rawlordville.
l-OII OOVBUKOK :
HON. HENRY D McDANIEL
of Walton County.
Dynamitk and statesmanship are
having a pretty tight race in Europe,
and at hurt accounts dynamite was
clearly in the lead.
Tii* New Orleans Picayune defines
a complimentary vote as something
that is thrown at a man to make him
f,. t; l had because he is not quite i*>pu-
1m enough to be elected.
AsritovOMEiis, as well as weather
prophets, sometimes make mistakes.
The two supposed comets, the (liscov
ery of which was recently announced,
turn out to bo nothing but nebula'.
Mu. Jay Goui.d, being at the seuth,
was hailed by a negro with, “Boss.
have your boots shined ?” “1 am not
boss,” said Mr. Gould, “You’re boss
of your own Exits, aiu l you < was
the reply.
The last St. Louis story about the
Chicago girl is really too bad. It says
that she insisted upon throwing hm
shoes after a newly-married couple.The
carriage is a total wreck, the Imdo is
in the hands of a doctor, and the groom
was with difficulty dug out from Ull
der the ruins.
Houaiik GBKKi-Y once gave the fol
lowing to a young join ...illst entering
the prt»f6Hslon* who now BtHime at mi
houd of the UuUWc iu hie v»^'oCewion in
New York .’“Never writes lino wbtfTi
will bring the blush of modesty to the
cheek of a woman. Bo always exact
and truthful. Never perade in print
indecent occurrences. Be u.auly In
your principles as well as in youi win
* 11 A , 'iu!iz k' was^to 8 be'devoted to the
prettiest girl at a social entertainment
at Jericho, Ind. They were two pop*
ul ti eoinmititors, and the ballots wore
•Minsliv equally distributed distnbutea between oeiw ' them. 1 The
managers detern-ined to gne a pn/.e u
eaeti, thus declaring them equal 111
good looks. But when it came to slug
eiii' r iu a fight brought on by a sheer
r " suwviority
log remark, one proved iw.ived her hev hupeuom)
bv soundly whipping the other.
who , .
Sijorr,l> the Delegates go unm
sti ucteil to a Nominating Convention
LMiidad absolutely bv their own pref
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give their snoparl to the one who has
the *” largest following. But thov slnvdd
take care bet ore leaving , , home t. , It i *
whether or not such is really the case.
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that ‘ there is a decided
in . favor ot one candidate they ,i ... should should
give him the vote of the county,though
their 1,113,1 own ' preference 1 should be anoth
wishes . of , major* •
tin) a .
er way. Where
itv lij of oi their vot ii constituents am known
they should feel as much bound to m- ^
apart those wishes as though they
instructed.
THE NOMINATION.
A rUu a long , aud , boated , t «. contest . , tpst tno
convention settle ! down upon lion.
Henry 1>. Al <-Omnel of Walton roun
ty, who was UU 4 !UiUOU$ly IKUMilialtHl
for Goveraoi a» tiii uiu iiiu xpirikl tonn
of our lament ej oromeus. file
Of Gov. Bo>ni'Hi and lion. \ f) lit
con having been withdrawn.
Henry D. McDaniel was chosen bv
clamation Col. McDaniel is a most
worths gentleman and will
reflect much credit upon the btato
its Chief Lxecitt i\e. lie baa served
bis country well >th in war and peace.
and is noted for bin ability, patriotism,
sound sou judgement, as well as for
Mid seal. He ,, 13 , a n»n _ n « tun ..
coui age
questioned iionor. integrity and veraei
ty, a lawyer of fiue legal attsmments,
aud above all, » consistent Christian.
He will doubtless have no opposition >
but should, and we trust lie will, re
reive the hearty supimrfc of all the
I)t*T~ocrats <<f the State. Let every
D< Liocr.it go to the polls on the 2 ith
and vote for him upon whom the l
mantle of our illustrious dead Govor¬
uor must fall.
The Ijf.moc it at took the position in
the outset that it would be D-it for
the Democratic! a ly to avoid anything
like a heated contest in Selecting »
candidate for Governor. For this rea
son. and for this alone, we gave oui
preference to Mr. Boynton. Our ad
vocacj of his claims have, however,
made no approach to partisanship, and
have r all nr along admit i f that . should « « i
we ,*
ti,e choice of the I arty fall upon Mr.
Bacon, he would be a most worthy can
didatc. We rejoice that both these
have been dropped and that the Con
vention lias presented to the pc pie of
Urn .State a mao as worthy as either,
upon whom all can unite, Let us give
him a hearty vote.
Bill III NO IN .! Ml!.l> FORM
i When the illustrious Lord Verulam
, delivered “u killing decree” against
a
party litigant from whom he had re¬
ceived a handsome present, Ihe disap
! pointed one was loud in his rage. His
indignation was just- his Lordship
was aware that the present was given
to influence his decision, arid knowing
this, lie should have declined unless he
was determined to keep ids part of the
contract. The pica that nedid not on
derstand it to be a bribe fell as far
short, we suspect, of easing his con¬
science as it has of satisfying posterity.
We think,however,that in this our day
much bribery is so covertly done that
hc who is bought is unconscious of the
buying. Hospitality that noble vir
tue which Uliristians are specially en
joined to practice—is ninnies piostitu
ted to the purpose of purchasing a vote
or of influencing a decision. When a
candidate can induce a man to partake
of ids bread, lie feels pretty sure of so
curing Ids vote. Indeed there is some
tiling of baseness in casting your bal
lot against the Ulan whose salt you
liave eaten. Ho too the judge may not
think that lie is being bribed when
some citizen urges him to take up an
abode itt his bouse during the sitting
of tiro court. But should that cit izen
become the party in a suit, the official
will realize how hard it becomes to do
.liver , . killing , decree , ,, against .... a Kind , i
a ;
host. It is best for the cause of justice ! !
that a judge should receive no such
favors—his probity should be not
only above reproach, but above suspi
clou. Once let it be hinted-That his
construction of a statute may be inllu
enced by a good dinner, and all his
powt i for good is gone. Ho may be
w ret-nv
Otlicmls cannot be too much,
on guard against these mild forms of
l)lU((M> -u,„ u ..|i not appiebcmled to he
Sl , |, v Hie one party or the other it is
so none the less, and b cause not sus
p u; teU may do the greatci mischiel.
affinmml'fi'miid .'n''^,^^"^ Vn’Georghr, 00 , 1 'd •‘''w.u, le - 1
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from a Northern paper : j
Near Noreros.s, (iooigia, there re- j
sides an old German .......gist who
loves to live among the peculiar speci
HM . (1S <lf minutal and vegetable matter
j whicn he lias iinearthtd and housed. J
lie is an elderly gentleman of 111 tie so
eialuy, but■ ol guai un nt.il mquiie-;
“Hulls. His ppysiual endurance is
rtjmp , y astom;i „ Ul>{ j. (11 days at a
tl»« lie wanders over the hills ami
through the dates neat bis home,
w , u . ctllli{ locks lW1<1 st | mib s . uul
lu ots, lice properties and qualities oi
which arc unknown to all but Imnsolf.
.
SSS-* ssar,
mounds. In tho centre ol this long
room there resit a stone half the size
ot a lien s egg, w Inch was picked up bv
, the owner months ami uionliis ago. It
VV . |S p v its owner one miner at
heen t'li a ti.unp rw-y.,.;*■.«; lluougli the lulls and
i
dales near his home, and weary with
h|s ,„ Ui U , 1S wemlmg his
wav | K , tllB W |ien bis eves fell upon some
Hum? from which the revs id' the sun
; acre . s<u Ueud i in a thousand .i ,i dnee- >
Dions. Unit bale or m. thought of
wlinc he was doing, the geologist
, stooped down and picked up the object.
i it was nearly bait the size of a hen's
i egg, and of an irregular shape. It was
j I covered heavy clay, in many which places removed with thick, with
was
j great care. 1« was found to bo exceed
. mgly hard, and whenever struck \\ lib
a hard substance gave forth but little
I sound. It was almost colorless, with
now and then a tinge of green. Its
form was that of an octahedron, but
some of the faces dr sides were inclined
to tv convex, while the edges were
, mi vvd. It was subjected to acids , am. ,
alkalies without experiencing anv iku
et pnble cliauge. Some frieuds iu
duceTHinn to place it on the market,
Hlu j oli ) v verv IV cently he received a
letiei from a diamond dealer in New
York, flering him forty-six lhons.ru J
dollars for it.
Bur Carrying a l*l>t t
From the Detroit Free Press.
! “Arrested for carrying a pistol, was
he?” asked a magistrate of an officer,
referring to a gentleman who bad just
tven anwigned. “I-et’s see the pistol”
-pj, M weapon was pnaiuced and handed
j 0 Die ju.i 0 . , w io cxan.iued it and usk
^ ed
“ Where did yon get it?”
“Bought it at a hardware store.”
“What did it cost?”
“Fifteen dollars.” swop?
“Line iniplenrent.How’!l you pistol and
and ihe judge drew out a
handed it to tire prisoner.
“Take ¥10 to boot.”
“All right, i’ll fine you 810. That
{ makes us eveti.
Tlic Murdered Stianer.
From tlie Marietta Journal.
, W) , )|ave b(1) . n t()j(i of a little incident in
the )if( . 0 f Mr. Jacob .Shaner, who was
niur( | eret i m Gainesville not long ago. Mr.
shaner fought in the. Confederate army
and after the war went to see his relative*
hi Pennsylvania. His brothers closed
their d<*irs in Ins face and refuse* to nivi
anything > to do with him. Jl® return lu
th ^ ^ l)rflther8 should
n(A , m . e a ftcnt of MQWy at l.is death.
];i|l N[| , iS | ilin#r> j,< j ng a bachelor, delayed
makijig a will, and on the night of the
2tth of January last he was murdered by
unknown parties. Now his brothers in
Pennsylvania, who closed j !pit ,loo..-> in
Ids face, because he fought in the rebel
army ■; will get some $8,OIK) worth of Mr.
.Jacob Shaucr’s property.’ We dare say
they will throw wide opes their doors to
entertain their “rebel” brother's money.
Mr
SHEEHANS
Excelsior Bottling 'Yorks
E. SHE El* AN,
1025 GREENE «T.
j A iio'iiuf & ‘ *i ’ Ga.
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I arid bottles alwayson
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weight shipped to my
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ATLANTA, GA..
_ or A TDD IV THE CENTER OF THE
J j t ity, milv ow- T^nn^t^VIryrmJd nbx k from Huhm pas
Georgia railroaes, in tin 1 same building ol
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eihg house.
STONE MOUNTAIN. GA,
10 Milan From Atlanta.
opened to summer guests on the 1st of
may. Cool breezes, good water, only a
few minutes ride from the city. Board,
sg non per day ; $10 per week ; @30 per
month. Address,
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They will remain in Cr;nvfordv«lle
for a few weeks. Call on them at once.
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CRAWFORDVILLE
TO
GREENESBOK©
TS f>[ r 20 miles The Railroad schedule is exactly right for the readers of the Dexc
A ochat to pay a visit to Greenesboro and to our store. It will be a pleasant ride.
I ou leave < ’rawfordville at about 9:30 a. m., on the fast train, and reach Greeneaboro
at m o clock, or leave Crawfordville at 11 a.in. and reach Grecnesboro ati2 o'clock. You
can return to Crawfordville at 2 p. in., or 5:30 p. in. It will lie not only a pleasant
but a profitable trip. Our Spring and Summer Goods are now in stock from Boston,
New- l ork. Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Baltimore. Tile styles are handsome, the prices
aie lower t.ian ever before since the war. Our large itack, varied assortment and low
prices are unparalleled in this part of Georgia. One trip to our store will convince you.
/here iently, could when not be a better time to come than now', when you can come so conven¬
read these our new goods have just arrived, when prices are so low. As soon
as y.m and lor paragraphs, the make your arrangements at once to come to Greenesbo
ro impure store of C. A. DAVIS & CO., Greenesboro, Ga.
DRESS GOODS:
KASSINGTON Suitings lOcts. Nuns’ Veilings 12 cts. Nuns’ Veilings all wool.
Black, and all colors 20 cts. Manchester Fancies, 15 cts. bilk Plaid Suitings 25 cts,
.Japanese silks 25 cts. Wool pin Checks 33j£, Handsome Summer Dress Silics 50 cts.
Quadrille Satin Suitings 50cts Black Albatross (ail wool) 45'cts. All wool black cash
neve 35 and 40 cts., handsome 50cts. American Hand spun black Silk will nnt-split.
’l l e new shades in dre.-8 goods Crushed S rawberry. Te.ra Cotta Shrimp, Robins Egg
I 1 10 Ac.
TRIMMINGS:
Fancy. Ail the Sontache novelties Braids in buttons, all colors. Rtund, Feston Oval, Trimmings Flat, Spanish Laces, Black Cream an*
assorted.
Laces and Mamburgs:
Cornick Ma Cross, Broiderie. Robout; Point Du Cardins cA Veni
se, Hamburg in Jaconet,Namisook, Swiss from 2R cents to cents yd. to
match.—C. A. DAVIS & CO., Greenesboro, Ga.
STANDARDS:
Domestics 3% up. Checks Granetville % Extra heavy 6c. Prints 4c and 4V4c.
Handsome,Patters 5c.3000 yds Penmonts Prints at low prices. Cambrics Tc.Fina dress
Gcnghams 10c- Colored Lawn 5c. White handon-cords 6 to 5Q. Hundreds of item*
bought at auction and sold at K price—U. A. DAVIS & CO., Greenesboro, Ga.
3VEIX-J.T JUTEUfy.
We lmvc oneof the finest milliners and one of the largest stocks of millinery and
fancy goods to be found anywhere. See our Sailors 20 cents. Shade bats 10 cents. Sun¬
downs mode 25 ct. Fayols 5U cent. Prices all low. Goods of tile latest styles Trimming a
la
Clothing and Sundries;
Suits for boys up, for boys 8-12 and 12 -lii for yovng men and gentlemen ; prices
coats (loots up, suits 3.50 up. shoes hats, umbrellas, parosols, tans, dry goods, groceries,
tin ware, wood and willow ware, furniture, drugs, patent medicines and goods in fifty
departments. Come to see us very soon. Truly,
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BRONZED JEV r ELRY.
EXQUISITE IVpitY GOODS, fine diamonds, watches ami
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ELEGANT SILVER SERVICE. GOLD HEADED CANES.
. FANCY FRENCH FANS, STATUARY, PEARLS,
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•:33 and 735 BROAD STIU'.ET, AUGUSTA, GA.,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
Carriages, Rockaways, Haggles,
Plantation pud ||oad W^agons, Carts, p^te,
, Manufacturer’s Agents for the sale of the
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Cortland Wasjon Co.’s Spring Philadelphia Wagons and Buggies
Wilso Childs & Co.’s Wagons,
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We have added to our stock a due Buggies and Rockaways,
A Line of Cheaper Trade Buggies.
Made to our own order, with special regard to tlieQualit.v of the wheels, axtes, and
spiings, which we will sell Lower than any house this side of Cincinnati.
No Cheap Auction Work Sold.
Also, a Full stock of Saddlery and Harness,Bridles,Collars, Whips,Buggy Conch varnishes. Umbrellas,
Trunks. Coach material of every Packing description,Cloths,Paints, Kivets and Lacing, Hooks and Punches
Also, Leather and Gum Belting, t
Italian Hemp, and Soapstone Packing. Calf and Kip Skins, Lin
Also. Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather, French and American
ings and Goatskins. A full stock of Shoe Lasts, latest styles, just received.
Send on your orders, or call and see us. Our prices will, at all times /
T 3 ottom Prices.
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RROAYN’S GLOBE HOTEL
AUGUSTA, GA.
* Rates, $2.0 aml$2.50 per day.
LOCATED IN THE CENTRE OF OF THE BUSINESS PORTION OF THE CIT^%
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