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ARNESYILLE GWETTE. kCo'., Hr t IPs, BfWptioa, s^. Demand for Retraction. regard to our paragraph concern pig the collection of a thirty year old plaint, Brother Pound has the follow. png: You are kinder off the track, Bro. Me., bat still we are not irritated at the H notice to challenge for a duel, Hdo insist that you take back ■ nine years of the time above ■ned, for we are getting accustom ntting our claims free when they nutyoue years old, especially wmmwß proposition is made to pay half amount. And we further r ©trat:t concerning the allf bac k riding. We did not do -IPF ul we V ullltl hardly enroll their on ordinary sized subscription would therefore be Compelled ot ouv huildi* for the , the above hmat 1 ers r-■ r 'y : l, y . '.^^nPyitonnatioa 'S and not as ip''/ ''/;•* v>v!i. We dc 11 t 0 in ~ ■m j V' • Sale. vrith hisl advertised HHBHMI M. G. Howard placed te on the blofk Tuesday highest bidder, siier ** en S a 10 cry off vYm ■: -J well did he ex /tV. '..***?.*■* tor saie was the m Conu cciion. ;'•/ ■■ - yC';j-j';H centiniu and till* waAknocked ;V'i;V-V-S'VS-.f 1 • T - <•" Middle- IHdfclot known ■io n .' \1 pi Ci offVr- K T. J. Bar re Hs7os,< k3. m ■son iho I'pson Hug of two 10. or. i Hr. Muhl le brooks douses wastin’ open £bis had been **£-X\■ ■ "v-'i-- v 0 Ber- Kt ML BARNESVILLE, GA-, JANUARY 18. 1883. g/ /ASb Wmm 7?.. V->. / % Ilf u ®rTT£^• Hostetter’s gtomach Bitters gives stead!* qeMB to the nerves, induces a healthy, nat ural flow -of bile, without nndalv purging the bowels, gen tly stimulates anil by i>rq fliotjhs a vigorous condition oL Ute pltys- system,"promotes, is<is thjt cheeitul ness which is the truest of a well balanced condition of all powers. For Sale by all Druggistswml Dealers generally. |. ■lm Bad and Worthless ar^mevXu/ lituted or counterfeited. This of a family medicine and it proof Unit the reme ily the hbAd value, As soon tested nuM |roved whole world tliat imp Hitters purest, best aAI most medicine onf earth, £any sprang up and began to stePtho notices in which the press and plbple of the country had expressed the iiirits of H. 8., and in every way tryingto induce suffering to use their stuff make money on ana good name of JH B. Siiy others started nostruAyßit up nr similar style to 11. ]}., devised names in whicliPHMßrd “ Hop” or “Hops” were jnsed in to induce people to be ■eve rc the same as Hop Bit- B-rs. Aflßoh pretended rem|dies or ■ires, no JBtter what their style or ■Kine is, anwespecially those Hie lord “Hop” or “Hops” in ■ in any connected Bcir inline, arc Bits. He ware <• tii. in.® TotlHnHß Btliein, Use BlHitters, witMa Auncli ui'fl||i§ii§l V" 3 ’'v• *-J 'v ; ''' To the Boys. We would point the boys of Barnes ville to the example of Hugh Boyd, a fourteen-year-old boy, and a printer in; the ZaGrange Reporter office. By de positing his savings in a bank, he has accumulated'enough to purchase a live hundred dollar bond of the city of Co lumbus. In our last issue we had some thing to say to the boys and girls about being always up with their work. The sermon of the Graudpa contained more • Solid advice than any short sermon we iiat^v^Whd. Xow the savings of this young print er in a weekly office suggests a short lecture to the boys who read the Ga zette. By way of parenthesis we sug gest that the same lesson may yet be learned by many of our adult readers. It is by saving somethihg every month or every year that men accumu late a fortune. \>|e know a gentleman who began bis business life in Barnes ville. He bad every disadvantage to with, and -was even necessitat- learn our native tongue before he could engage in active business inter course. The motto adopted by him one to that of young Boyd fcf^aGrange. He resolved tliat he would half of his salary, no matter how little he might be forced to live on. This resolve once thoroughly deter mined on his fortune was as sure to come as be lived and had health to Vork. It is tmneeessary for us to say he now has an awple®|)rt§ine to provide for the education of Bs children and every need of his fiimily. •There is not a boy in Barnesville to ■ywho has the disadvantages to con- Po<jyith that this boy had. TlH| never was a time in the history °f when it was more necessary or^^Ht s toteachJheir children econ om Jjflß is undue extmy- the ptß of all decades we have struggled to appearances aid oftimes er^H^ been overstraine’to do so. is vve see it on ejHy hand. w Ire many wayMtfeegnomizing of them HPhave iflflj that he had fallen is products last year and it he must curtail expenses. b disliked to discontinue his ;he would have to do so not ing it was the oufly newspaper ■ had to read. Me offered no inducements for him to Leav ing our office he went bar room and wa had ascertain itmis misAu was to disciStimie bis dij^^^^^^Bwerc HHMHK on JH^^H vh a t ! “Our Day.” Is the title periodical just | out of press,(jgppuDlished, by Mr. S A. Cunningham, late of Chattanooga. Asa specimen of printing “Our Bay” would be a credit to any press. It’s purpose is to give sketches of the great city in which it is published, New York, and occasionally give a scene from rural or “back-woods’’ life. Oue of its purposes which more than inter ests us, is its intention to give the South a fair presentation through its columns. Mr. Cunningham has been enough in the south to know us and appreciate our character aud he also know-how unjustly the political journals uh gone by liav<y?ictured ern only SI,OO a .jHPPVP" gladlVHßhe amount for any one who take it. * j Divorce Laws. New York courts enable divorced de fendants to evade the law forbiding mar riage for iive years after a decree of di vorce has been obtained. A few days 1 since, a man who had been divorced from his wife and desired to marry again be fore the statute limit had expired. He simply took his girl, went over to Phil adelphia and had the ceremony of mar riage performed. They then went back rio New Yjerk to live. Their case was brought before the courts of New York and they sustained the marriage as a valid one on the idea that any mar riage in Pennsylvania was as valid in New York if it wms not in •violation of the statutes nia. JTliis question has been before the same way by the courts Y”erk where the parties sirnpiy weiSout of the state, were married aud returned to New York the same day. ~ Spring Trade. It is now thought by bus 2 ness men that the fair trade all overlie state, to the low price thoughl that agreaffiusihke those farmers wliohave cotton. Hy back the ugh money trade tic iTOlicy, we wasi fully engraved with, “Our Loved One,” “Our Father,” “Our Mother,” and var ious other inscriptions. 4 ‘How long have you been engaged in the undertakers business?” “About 4 years, and I can trim a-cof fin and provide for burial as well as any body. We are also provided with em balming fluid and can embalm the body if desired. Onr hearse is first class and we are now fully prepared to serve the pub lie.” In the room adjoining the coffin de partment was a full line of the Celebra ted Columbus light running buggies, kept by the firm for sale. The repor ter left, better satisfied with Barnes ville. Mr, George Hamlin has engaged with Mr. J. G. Smith for this year. Hon John F, Redding and family are visiting relatives in Florida. The Jackson post-office has been placed ou the money oder list. When everything else has been tried and without satisfactory results in your case use Wizards Oil. T. G. the of his i i,-,,1 be coiuWrtßPtxtc'ii"j^Hl^^H^H using tIW Diamond any color. BH Wizard Oil concerts throughout m country have never failed in elicitinß the warmest enomiums ef the people All should hear them. Our neighbor, Jackson elected the following councilman to serve for ike present year; Y. A. Wright, Henfy Land, J. J. Easton, W. M. Wallet and G. W. Mann. Blanks for foreclosing mortgages can be purchased at any time by calling at the Gazette office. Also blank deeds summons, /i pus, mortgage notes and notes with waiver of homestead. The city Council at their meeting Monday night of purclising some land in with the cemeteries that gmld nflHniP present or f as and giafff who dthe apex ftin society, fhe base of fectual missiles. We are right glad to know where to brother whel we go to Griffin The iis liage 1i (■ ■- ] i .1 m MavH tembH DecojH CA.TJSE FOR APPREHEN SION. Why Mysterious 3?hysiel Trou bles Arouse Special Dread— A. Profession al Experi ence. Few things give more pain than dread or apprehension. Most people are able to face apparent danger heroically, but the sudden and unexpected coming of some indefinite calamity very natur ally strikes terror to even the bravest. For this reason lightniug and tornadoes are considered terrible; their coming and going are so sudden, unannounced and unknown. For this same reason an unknown disease, some poison in the blood, some malady that is grad ually undermining the life, is specially, dreaded by all thinking people. And indeed, there are good reasons for such dread, for modern science has discover ed that some virulent disorders show the least signs in their beginning, while the worst possible symptoms. VVejßow of many persons who have ■■Bkdpnncertain pains in various por TTBsrJrtne body; who are unnaturally tired one day and well the ■kt; who have aii enormous appetite la times and a loathing of thereafter. Buch persons are mjyjn dangerous condition, even may not realize it. The following merit of a most prominent physioH who has had unusual opportunitif#Tdfl investigation is of so striking and im4 portant a fc it will be read with interest by all: ASSOCIATED CHARITIES OF CIN CINNATI. . BOARD OF DIRECTORS. ‘ Joseph Aub, M. B. Julius Ries. | Julius Baike, Jr. H. A Smith* M* Dl Mrs. M. F. Force. H* Miller. and Mrs. George Hunert. Rev. C W Wendl m Frd.k Lunkenheimer. Baniel ,WolU J. B. Wilson. Oefice: No. 274 West Eighth street O. Anderson.M.D., Superintendent, Cincinnati, O. Bec. 2, Messrs. Editors: fl I have, during my professional cauß of many years’ practice, treared lUflle number of various disorders perhaps r.oiie have given mejßftroa ble than the mysterious nephritis: and may seem strange, it is, nevertheless, true the physician is generally greatly Lby this mysterious trouble, es ■lien the case is of hereditary, It is, doubtless, the first stage 'ell-known, hut terrible Brights tis the kidneys contain large bs of albumen;and whil% diil -1 young people lire especiallf lia ktitlacks, it is prevalmg; with Band usually continßi until which came undeiL a if r treat pare u light r - J offer ing for s^HPßat]^^^Brgeese. The garden should tWTeeply plowed and manure put in if ylu would warm up the soil for early vegetables. A colored family just out of the incor porated limits of Barnes ville on having to move last week sold nearly one hun dred chickens of their own raising. If you desire to have nice, fine cab bage all the winter plant for them in the fall. They can be very easily had if you Will do this. We mention the matter just now when there is a de mand for them and as we learn there was not a single head on the market Monday morning. A widow lady was making an effort to move to town last week in order to make a living with her needle. The la diesof the Household should reme.nb t her when they have sewing to put out. There was a young eight pound Ad vent to the Household on Sunday morn ing last. The editors attention being therefore diverted for the time, the edi tor of the Gazette assisted by the able J|Biabie and versatile sister “Talker” ■ps into tile breech to carry on the W^Jhold. If we had some music type we should at once set up opposition Pound by copying sonHfcl^Bljna.n 'M pieces we hear sang by could not give as good migiit make up the quantity give- We sisters to come to our support in filling the Household. mmAi A year or two since the colored Hf ents of this section had an ing among themselves to the tk y would not to white families as nurses or ser\ ice. 1 rom thegieat number plicants t<> put out children just H| we suppose the schedule lias baen cmH ed. M For The Household. t Amiable Sisters:— When I J last talk here, I thoughPl wodß tongue rest until ••Dr. instruct,.,i lne wji use it. but while O'Lanterk" to lan i. my jgj Muzzle. Bepartmcm, I.—Charade. W hen on the ice With escort nice Who’s teaching you to skate. Oi first beware Oh ice so glare. Or sad will be your fate. If on your feet, So trim and neat, , With skates you’re firmly second. And gaily glide. Your friend beside, An expert you are reckoned. But have a care, My lady fair, Well second are your feet, When to your home Your friend shalLcome, + . Or “whole'” he will repeat. Belle Gordon. ... 2. — Beheaded Blanks. 1. I— that the tree is a— 2. Fossil is much softer than 3. It was not abut a dove thaCT^M from the —. jH 4. So is the side of t^l bflßge that it iiWßßjered dsft&erotß a— of milk to heP HHEm day. ( HHHH on the earth. M HPBHPiUTs go to the very-- on We—7 8. The horse was because ton to suit its former ownei^B|||||| BBgr rNciBHH9| ■ 3. Ladder wamiess. connected. BHBund, to prosper. ■ . bvHrle round, a goddess. round, a seat of power. Ethyl. 4.—Enigma. My 1, 2,13, 14, 15 is a game at cards. My 4,5, <), 7is a town in Nevada. My 16, 17, 18, 21 was the father of Jesse. • | My 9, 10, 11, 12, 3 is a joint. My 8, 38, 39, 40,4 Jis tei^e. My 29. 20, 22, 23, 24 isjßuseful ma qlkue. ♦ | W I that my 25, 26, 27, 28 once offered all his possessions for my 19, 30, 37, jl, 32. is the translation of a pro- YerflH|Khe French. AgHßjk Cousin Kitty. i^^IOKSgj^ORD^I^fGMA. 111 one, not in^Wo; In slipper, not in shoe: J® In leanimg, not in lore; BHH four; #^7. iJWinh4g|| Bananas and. A_pples, St We also haveln nwe loT Bananas ’ and wlu r * ceive o,| e car Fancy Ap ) Oranges, Lemons, &c., &c., Mease favor us wifh an earjAkr-same shall have prompt attention. Respectfully, i Atlanta, Ga., October Hamilton Hudson. I-- M • 21 East Alabama St. flousehold of loving f “Peggv ” I never drank a cup of coffiAn my Tide, and never expect to drinkwhile 1 live. I don’t believe in itiPrhow, and it our rulers ever do take-upon them selves the responsibility of passing pro hibition laws to deprive us of our rights as a, free and independent people l , I think they should begin with coffee first, from the fact that it is of less service than anything else in use. People get in the habit of drinking it and think they can’t do without it, and that’s just all there is in it except this—when it is # J. * 4 V It; not convenient for them to have “acup ” the wmen have -‘headache,” and the men must needs have “a glass” -‘to keep up circulation;” and drunkenness, with all of its evils, is the consequence; so if you do not wish to make a drun kard of that ‘"baby” of yours, never learn it to drink coffee. If you knew what a time I had trying to make “light oread,” when I first commenced house keeping, J know you would laugh and strange to you it may g?&k- the first loaf I ever made, was by a process re vealed to me in a dream. Nearly every neighbor of. mine could tell me to “Idle some sweet milk aim put a lit tle water in it, then stir in and some meal,” but.no one how to uiai^^Hu area Wslßjlll and aiJHfl|l jß^P ea l. arul j : alirn came to my. relief. mile.-- aial Ui friends of tne hotHßl jnywTulhood, I neglected to taknHHi rue i he right kind of know! work [ hail swum to perk Pf! to inocure it f Poire" I could, eve: - x ' w, you me uni he V e 1! 1 lil e, In i li l.fie 1 i,. h; 1 .: • i .v-,:-V, Gii'- -•< v . k - m - your %-i*- J A l.ainar. v ; J \our ifiilrt-fs. M- ' F-A , *■ V. ■mi , ni 1 City B-'-.F ; v F, ‘A"-' lt9. but it the Ininntn body. the to us'or tlcßnirewei's Lung mar Rankin & launar. The lit) of li( .s"li)du^^M^PreoriuiilM see If we are a bottle of Brewgg less than e a b it a u k i 'Vr 1 Clarksville (Tenn.) Times: Dr. .0 \Y'*i Gieenfield of Guthrie, Ky., has nerlriDsJ the largest hog in the world. Tin's hjfl is of the bighone Berkshire, 8 feet LaK clu s high. 9feet from, the nose tUBSI tip of the tail, the bodyjuL 1 .ehjnC l!i< 11' indies around the the hoof. lie is onlv but very thrifty an.l lah:i,i /i , : pnll.v weighs I,Kmi IDs.. amlY9gH| field thinks !ic will take on more 11,-Si.: he has a. sow ! h<4HH|HH tied weighs 900 pounds. Tiie Inman Line Brussels," which 1,-i'l 1 averpool December and sunk on .January steamer in the !. lives were lost t wo 5< bo jug among 1 'v;i - dm; to a dcfiH' . . . * ' „ '. • pyjß tbfore, i • wi‘J| o'i i GnSiH NO, 1.