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mice nf tin* former, on Ktfnday, tlu*
1’. Wilkins, Ksq., oHiei-
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AlcCathern has line strolls through tin
27th nit., \\
atiilg. All
II. Bwti anil family have
»m a Vivik to rein lives in
ill n tv.
now engage
■st iee-ereai
—Mr. P.
returned fr
Jeifersnu e
— ;\|r. .1 litt 1 exon is
in editing the eoldi
-land in the South.
—I ust received at S. A. GUAY'S
a nice line of I',lack Hunting, ('all
and see t hem. my 11
— .Mr. Janies Stratford, of Louis*
v i I If, has accepted a position in W.
A. Wilkins A- < Vs. liar.
— We regret to learn that .Mr. It.
,i. Kllison is very ill with typhoid
pneumonia, at his home, near Sardis
church.
— II. Franklin pays the full
market price in cash for Hides, old
I run and Wool. myl I
— Mr. li. ('. Moody, of Augusta,
was in town this week visiting his
brother, Mr..I. (Moody, the sew
ing machine agent.
— Miss Mary Igasnn, of Charleston,
S. li* visitinjrf Mrs. (,'. F. Shew- j
make. "We wish her a pleasant stay
in our beautiful little city.
—Onto W. A. Wilkins A- Co’s to
see the tine assortment of Crackers
just received. my 11
— Miss Minnie Patterson has re
turned to her home in Jefferson
county, after several days visit to
Hr. L. D. Johnson, near Forest
i Hall.
—Shriner’s Indian Vermifuge is
strictly a vegetable compound, for
mulated particularly for destroying
and expelling worms, 'fry it. For
sale by W. F. 1 lolleymau,
—Call at W. A. Wilkins & Co.’s for
the famous “Old Guard” and “Cabi
net” Whiskies. myl I
—We are told that real estate in
Millville, this county, has advanced
more than 100 per cent, since the
artesian well was bored there, and a
copious supply of pure water obtain
ed.
—Call at I fall’s restaurant for tine \
Ice Cream, Lemonade and So
da Water. Prompt attention given
to orders from private families, and
free delivery to any part of the;
city. ’ ’ It. |
—Mr. "Louis 1). Alexander, who
is well known to our readers, will
leave for Xew York on the “1st of
June, inst., to visit his friends. We
wish our young friend a pleasant
visit, and a safe return.
Klin* Unfits.
i hi Wednesday evening the rains
set in, and on both Thursday and
Friday evenings copious showers
fell, which appeared to he general.
Most of our farmers were ready to
receive it, and crops will now get
on a homo.
(fit Iie frue (hut “all flu* honor
i lies” in each doing his part, each in-j artesian well this w
dividual member of the party ot |auk of piping, 'flu
which we are about to speak
; serves immortality. The pa
consisting of Hr. Perkins, Ci
Maddox, Hr. Cains, Capt. Tlion
Joe Thomas, Klias Pell, \\.
Crymes, Thomas Hooves, P
Hooves, Judge W. S. Codhee,
Nathan Jackson, colored cook,
John polk, colored hottle-wa-
druggist, met at Milieu on
j Thursday, and took hacks for <
sale. See advor-
doue on I he
k, owing to
i | ting is-ex
ported by Tuesday or Wednesday
next, and work will be immediately
and vigorously resumed. I h*■ well
is now not; feet deep, and we confi
dently expect water at, or less than
oOO foot. All the appropriations and lowest price at If. Franklin’
—Mr. W.
country hams for
t isement.
—The Ice Cream Party given by
the Sunflower anil Tiger base ball
clubs on Friday evening was a
grand success.
—Water and Well thickets,
Trunks and Window Shades at
111 v 11
\ lllir llniiie III 4 Hull.
A colored base ball club of
Waynesboro, played a match game
with a club from the country last
Saturday. At the end of the t>t 11
inning, the score stood Flo for the
Waynesboro club, to IT for the
country. The Waynesboro club
would have made a few more rounds,
but as the weather was very warm
thev broke down.
' ton’s ferry, on the < igeechee river,
and tlmy arrived without accident.
The usual rules governing such
parties were adopted, except that
no member of the party was allow
ed to carry any secret reservoir,
tank or flask concealed about his
person, and no member of the par- who is bossin
generosity
boro, we I
donations having been exhausted |
some time ago, and Maj. Wilkins
having been pushing the work at
his own expense, a meeting of the
citizens wa- called on Tuesday eve
ning, and a donation of .fil,nun dol
lars asked to complete the work.
We learn that the citizens with their
usual generosity very readily made
up the money. Mr. S. A. (Iray giv
ing .ji.TOO. Knowing the vim, enter
prise and energy of Maj. Wilkins
the worl
and the
if the people of Waynes-
ave never for one mo-
Coin pli hi ontu ry.
The following compliment from
the Augusta A Vies is highly appre
ciated, and we beg to tender our
Augusta contemporary our thanks
for the llattering terms in which
he is pleased to notice our fair con-
tributor :
“Blanche (.’arleton,” a serial story,
by “Dido” in the Waynesboro Tun;
Citizen, is very interesting read
ing. “Dido” is a most promising
story writer, and will yet make
fame and money by her pen.
Till'} I.it.
On Thursday evening, while the
rain was at its best, and the streets
Hooded, several of our citizens, who
had been out on a lishing frolic be
gan to arrive in hot haste. Among
them coming in were our young
friends Rodney Attaway and J. J.
Saxon, who were seated in a buggy,
Tlii* W:unpsI>on> TinT.
Oil
lay evening two interest
ing and hotly contested races were
trotted over the Waynesboro course.
The first one was between Mr.
Simeon Hell’s s. g., "Morgan, and Mr.
F. F. Oates’ s. g., ( bites, Oates clear
ed the string on tin
gan getting in 1 li
the next two heats. Distance
miles, time 2:t(>. The second race
was between Air. Harlow Attawa.v’s
b. g., Albert and Major Wilkins’ s.
m.,Florence. Albert came in ahead
of Florence in both heats, which
seemed to surprise sporting circles,
tv was allowed to take an extra
dose of John’s physic unless he
could prove that he was badly
snakebit. The rules settled, the
party set about the task before
them; lishing tackle was got out,
boats launched, and the fishermen
were soon on their way, bent on
the capture of the finny tribe, the
cook gathered tuel and prepared his
cooking utensils for quick work,
while the druggrst was the most
industrious member of the party,
and displayed a tine stock of poison
antidote, opening and testing each
package to assure himself that it was
of the standard strength. The fish
ers had tine luck, bagging (lining train time. Aft (lodbee A
the evening l->7 line iiereb,ol which Alulky’s corner theirTa\rse made a
J edge < lodbee caught as, and claim- sll( [ ( p.. n turn, when the xmmtg gents,
ed the belt. Hut his claim was con- after performing one of ehc greatest
tested by Tom Reeves^ who caught f^tes of ground and lofty\tumbling
To lisli and a moccasin. Reeves measured their lengths in\he mud.)
taking
—A copy of the (leorgia ('ode, ot
Iss'J, belonging to our friend < 'olnnel
John D. Ashton, Ksq., was taken
from the ('ourl 1 louse near the close
of the late term of our Superior
Court. It’s return, or any informa
tion concerning it, will be thankful
ly acknowledged by Col. Ashton.
—We received a sample stalk of
cotton Friday evening from S. J.
Kllison, which measured 17 inches
above the ground, and had nine
squares on it. 'The stalk was taken
from a Held of 2N acres, and is re-
liady woods.
Occasionally from some shift tested
nook the merry laugh of some fair
one would thrill oursoiils with ex
ultation. The dark, lengthened
shadows of the trees bid us return
home, and we bade the murmuring
stream adieu, hoping at an early
period to visit there again. F.verv
one returned home joining in one I
chorus—a day well and pleasantly
spent. Cy ill’s. J
Always on Hand
Synopsis of Legal Advertisements.
mold lost faith in this paramount ported to be only an average of the
enterprise to our city, and we hope whole Held. Mr, Kllison will have
before the -1th of J illy to be able to i blooms by the first, and will contest
announce its successful completion. ! for the first new bale next fall,
—Mr. William Warnock, of Hrin-
sonville, is one of the few farmers
of this county who “lives at home,
and boards at the same place.”—
Last year he raised enough meat to
run Ids two plantations, and now
has pill bushels of corn for sale. He
is one of the few farmers who makes
his business pay—and he does it by
making all his provisions at home.
rill i:It 1 KF
L\ 1,1’.:
ind came by our office door on fast We are proud of such farmers and
hope their numbers will increase
until not a bushel ot Western corn
or an ounce of Western meat Is
old in our county.
claimed that the snsike not only
entitled him to the belt, but also to
an extra dose of John’s medicine.
It was decided that the judge retain
first heat. Mur- the championship, and that llceves
work well, beat | u . entitled to the medicine. This
decision was reluctantly acquiesced
in by the Judge, he holding that
the physic ought to be divided. Sev
eral amusing incidents occurred.—
Joe Thomas was attracted by some
object at the bottom of the river,
and unceremoniously plunged i». | hauls of dirt will till up tin
which tliev left in the street.
CumminiicatnL
Rodney got the start and Hiking a The colored people of our town
allying leap turned two summer- and community have this week en-
saults over Saxon and came to the joyed the benefit of an Institute
ground on the back of Ids head, and held by Rev. \\ . II. Ale I n tosh, D.D.
spreading out, covered more ground This reverend gentleman is under
than anv man of his size we ever the appointment of the Raptist
Will he sold before the I’onrt House door on
tin* first Tuesday In .Inly next, the following
property to-wit:
( Mu* t met of land containing seven hundred
and Hfty acres, lying In said county near the
Hlebnumd comity line, on Mclican creek;
also t lint certain other tract containing forts
acres, known ax the House place or tract for
merly belonging to lienjainln I’ulmcr deceas
ed: also that certain other tract containing
• M) acres,known as t he Honllncan tract, hound
North and Hast hy Mclican creek, South hy
lands now or formerly of Mrs. J, I. Smith and
(}. It. Palmer, and West hy lands now or for
merly ofS. W. Palmer, said three tracts lying
together and constituting one body. Levied
on as the properly of William S. Danforth to
satisfy a li fa in favor ofKobcrt II. Mldletou,
t |'U8teC,
One tract of land containing 50 acres, lying
In the Mill district. Levied on as the prop
erly of P.crrlen Lovett, administrator It. I».
11 ill, to satisfy a tax tl fa.
Oijc hay marc mule named Tlliody, one
brown marc mule named Mary, one black
horse mule named P.alugh, one black marc
nude mimed Nance. Levied on as tin* prop
erty of Tlios. L. .loin s to satisfy a mortgage tl
fa in favor of II. M. Homer tV: Ho.,
The reversionary interest in that tract of
land containing three hundred and seventy
acres after expiration of Homestead of Free
man W.Hodboe, lying in the 70th Hist., ud-
Joing lands of Itandolph Itldgely, Fdward
Thomas and dames W. (Jruhhs. Levied upon
as the property of F. W. (Jodhee to satisfy li
fa in favor of Robert Schley against T. W.
(irubbs.
One tract of land containing five hundred
acres, lying in the doth District, adjoining
lands of .1. J. Itoyd, '/. Daniel, and estate of
II. D. Hill. Levied on as the property of
(Jreen 11. Powell, to satisfy ti fa In favor of
National Fxelmnge Hank of Augusta.
The remainder interest of W. il. Hilliard in
that t ract of land containing 1 ,‘200 acres,known ,
as the Home place, lying in the 75th Dist.. ad- ;
joining lands of W. d. Handle, estate of d. F. !
Carswell, and Mrs. W. A. Walker. Levied I
on as tiie property of W. il. lhilbird, remain
derman, to satisfy sundry 11 fa’s, issued front j
Burke Superior Court, one In favor of Eat Ion- j
al Exchange Hank of Augusta, one In favor
of Sibley, Whcelcs A-Co., and one In favor of
Wheeles A* Co. The purchaser under said
levy Isonly entitl' d to the remainder interest
of said W. It. Hullard after the termination
of Hd 1 life estate? of M”s. Harriet II ullard.
Prices!
Quinine,
Morphine,
Opium,
Bine Muss,
Eptmm Salts,
Blue Stone,
Sulphur, Alum,
Salt Petre, Copperas,
Ground Black Pepper,
( ( /< ' .1
Ginger,
Boot Gin o'er,
Engi isii <'ooking
Soda,,
('ream Tartar,
Brom ide of Pot a si a m,
Iodide of Potasium,
Dovers Powders,
('atom el, Per mu da,
Arrow Hoot,
Bay Pam,
Syrup Squills,
Sijrup Epecac.
At POL IHEL’S,
■iiiw, tin'll Saxon came down and
stood on his head in tin* middle ot
Attaway for an instant, when he
State Hoard, of Atlanta, and gives
to colored ministers and deacons j
gratuitous instruction in theology,
•It DINA I! V
too left Ids Imprint iu the mud, making church government and
Neither of them v
damages will he li
as Florence had been considered and after an extended absence, re-
heretofore invincible. Distance :, . t j turned and reported that there was
mile, time, 2 minutes. The trotting j nothing at the bottom but mud;
in both races was beautiful. Klias Hell said that lie could have
beaten the party catching fish, but
lie was compelled to get rid of some
We have received these samplesnew yarns; Dr. Gains broke six
of cotton since our last. One from i lines pulling at one eel, which is
Air. W. H. Everett, SjJ inches high, j shrewdly suspected to have been n
nipper wa
Lotion Samples
one from Air. Harlow Attaway, 11
inches high, and one from AIT. AL J.
ALeAfulky, !> inches high. These
samples were taken from patch or
Helds from <! to 2-7 acres, and though
—W. A. Wilkins A Co. have just; we do not consider them a fair sam-
reccived a large lot of choice Crack
ers and Cakes. Call and see them.
When
announced
—Annett Williams, col.,living on
Mr. J. N. Applewhite’s place, near
town, was bitten by a highland
moccasin on Tuesday. As the
snake has not been seen since, it is
supposed it took this method of
eommiting suicide.
li. Franklin has a full assortment
(, Dry Hoods and Clothing,
he sells at the lowest
myl l
pie of tlie average crop of the conn-; compelled to wait upon themselves,
tv, must insist that they are power- The odor ol n icelv I ried lisli perl um-
myll fill arguments in favor of intensive , ed the air. Dr. Fork ins was sick,
farming. We never could appreci- and took a light supper ol ok large
ate the policy of planting six
On
passenger
when our clever assistant express
agent, Air. D. C. Jilount, hoarded the
car on a purely business tour and
discovered the express messenger,
Air, Leon, on top of the safe, with a
John, the medicine man, was called ' fen-inch Colt's improved pistol in
one hand and a coupling-pin in the
other, while at his side lay quite an
assortment of railroad spikes, nuts,
bolts, rocks, etc., with several
sticks of wood from the tender of
the engine, looking as though he
expected every moment an attack
A<Iminis! Tutors, Executors, ami (Juardians
niv hereby notified hy tho Ordinary to make*
their annual returns hy or hetotn* the 1st Mon«
iln.v in July next, upon failure to do so they
will nueeHsitatu 1 he. Issuing; ot’ nrocess against
them for failure to comply with the law.
Halford <Jodhee has applied for letters of
guardianship of Joyce, Annie and Hose Mala
bar, minors of said county. Will he passed
upon first Monday in .1 lily.
H. i >. Lovett, administrator of .las. W. Jones
deceased, has made application for letters
d|smorry from said estate. Will ho passed
upon first Monday in September.
Sam Mack ha* applied for letters of admin-
. ..... ,, , lytralloii upon the estate of Ida Belle Royal,
WVdnosdilV OVHIlinjg’ tll(‘ up <lUOStlOllS, propound umii'llltlus UllHliate deceased.^ Will he passed upon first
train arrived on time
•re hurt, and the
lit, as a few cart
holes
.1 Scare.
discipline specialties. We learn
that he was much encouraged hy
the large number in attendance as
well as by the marked interest
manifested by his hearers. Those
present were encouraged to ask
for, hut his duties in sampling the
medicine had fatigued him to such
an extent that lie was forced
to be “excused,” and the party was
of Shoe
which
price.
—Afr
eight acres to raise what may he
made on one acre. If our farmers
will plant- nothing but cotton, let
it make the most on the least amount
of land at the smallest expense.
Our Truck Kuriucrs.
Some of our vegetable farmers
perch, a dozen biscuits a pint of cof
fee and a few slices of cold bam
merely as a relish. The doctor,
however, says that the whole party
must have been indisposed, if the
amount of prvisions consumed is a
test. When bed time came, the
party put up at the “(kinopy” 1 louse,
and it is claimed that Dr. Rerkins
Monthly In .1 ulv next.
ADM I N 1 ST K ATO II S SAJ.KS.
seek information in regard to any
matter that was upon their mind.
Dr. McIntosh is a mail ot tiue| Ilv virtue ofun order "milted by I lie Court
i,nr<uiiuI ninieiii'-mee nnli-died mail- "I'Onliimry will hp sola on the ll'rat Tuosilny
peiMimu applill.imi, poil.-mu man ■,,, j tl | v ,ofiuiul In Klovd countv, in
ners, cultivated intellect, and above 1 the city or li sUimtoin ti>o corner or ai-
’ ’ pine anil Etowah si roots ot said city, being all
till Of ,T warm Christian heart. 1 Ic thill ground formerly known as the residence
. , , . . , . . i of Jacob Wise, afterwards of J. S. Key, ami
js descendant ot .John Alcl lltosll, nil Hint ground bought hy Jaeob Wise of D.
D. Dukes, mul also the lot adjoining, the same
adjolnlngor what would be an extension of
Etowah street, the same bought by .Jaeob
Wise from Win. Quinn, all containing p*
acres. The said described property being that
bought by J. S. Key from Jacob \\ ise by deed
dated December 2'5d 18(12. Said realty sold as
the pioperty of J. S. Key, deceased of Burke
county, for distribution and payment ofdebts.
HAt U A i i, K, K i:v,
Adm’x, of JoshuaS. Key, deceased.
who was chief of a Scottish elan and
accompanied (Jen. Oglethorpe in
the first settlement of Georgia.—
This family furnished gallant lead
ers in the old Revolutionary war,
the war of 1S12, and the late (’on-
federate war, The doctor’s young
est brother married Aliss Alorris, of
tin* approaching steps of our county, and fell at Sharpsburg.
Rev. \V. L. Kilpatrick was present
with Dr. AIiTntosh on the last day
Western stage robber.-
from ii
Ilearin
friend Rlyunt, lie prepared for
action, but finding it. was a friend,
kindly allowed him to approach.
When Dave Hiount asked, “Hello, good lias been done,
Captian, why what is the matter
and wlmt have you got?”
“Don’t talk loud Dave, please—j
you just look over there, pointing
lO-aiTCUlS ANl) CKKIllTOUK NOTICE.
All persons havingclnimsagainst the estate
J of Mrs. Mary Agerton.arc hereby notified to
| present 1 hem as prescribed hy law.and all por-
l sons indebted to said estate is requested to
make immediate payment toll. '1', Atkinson,
of the meeting. We hope much j estate of M,n-y Aaoiion. Jun8
('tnnmuuicuted.
Fishing Ch ide.
Kiimm Citizizn :—Among
S50 OB MORE
least, some of those who planted covered more, roots than any of her : ;l |, () \ in the other end of the pleasant events of the
R. Al. Ilerrington sends us
Ibis morning another very line sam
ple stalk of cotton, taken from a “A
acre Held as an average. It is 14
inches high, and is covered with
sqares. All these competitors fen
der the championship for the Hrst
hale doubtful.
—“Tally I lo,” “Oscar Wilde,” Wa
ter Wafers, Fearce’s Soda Cream
and Graham Crackers at W. A.
Wilkins A Co’s. myl I
at
a few acres of Irish potatoes have
dug and shipped their crops, while
others have allowed their crops to
remain in the ground. We have
had a report from hut one shipper,
who says, “there is no money in
them.” We foresaw some weeks
ago that the result must be unsatis
factory. The unusually cohl spring,
and tho poor cultivation and fer
tilization of these crops made Ibis
result a foregone eonelu Jon. We
yet bclievo.there is pro.it in these
crops, though we fear that the pres-
mnn in the county could have (lone, ; (>!l) .
while Air. Crymes declares that the
feathers in his bed were of the ter
tiary saml-rock formation—Judge
(lodbee occupied a fishing pole, and
says bis bed was comfortable, only
a little short. Hut all slept and
were refreshed, and next morning,
the
season that
worthy of mention and that will
(’an h»* saved to e
I our
Universal
t'i'.v plow .you run by usiuj;
Double Plow.
Vurau'i's; and Wtmtoi's listen, l>o you know
. . ! . , ,,, i . „ .... i tlio mlvnntna 0 l ‘l uhIuk two snuill plows in
upturn exist with pleasure ill tip' nn moiy piucu oi quo Inrun plow? ir you do not
of every
and see that hlank-blankety
blank thing. (Here tin
broke down, the strain proving too
mueb for bis already overtaxed
nerves.)
I lave, finding lie could get no more
out of the captain, inquired the
cause of Ids emotion over a small tiful little stream, wa
after it sumptuous break last, enjoy- alligator, only eight feet in length, carriages and buggies, tilled with
ed only as a meal in t he woods can , froin one of the train employees, fair faces, bright eyes and happy
Physicians Proscriptions Carefully Com
pounded Day and nli'ht.
TlllANFIHI.D'S FRMAT.K UEGUI.ATOR,
OH WOMEN’S EltlFND, for sale at nuuiu-
I'uotui'or’H prices by the bollle or dozen. Price
T.h' and $1.'iU for single bottle at POI.HII.I.’K,
OCION’S HOltSE & CATTLE POWDER,
made and sultf, only by me, Is the best and
largest package ever sold for 2.V.
.1. A. POLIIILL.
ROUGH ON RATS never falls to vlo fbe
work, for sale at POLIIILL’S.
POI.HILL’S STANDARD VERMIFUGE
Is pronounced by all t lie doctors to be the best,
they use It.
SWEET GUM * MULI.IEN for Coughs
mul Colds at POI.H ILL’S.
WARNER’S KIDNEY & LIVER CURE
for sale by me as cheap as the cheapest.
J. A. POI.H ILL.
I sell the original M. A. Simmon’s Liver
Medicine. The cheapest and best. Price, 2ae
aOc and R. J. A. POI.HILL.
The largest , finest and cheapest lot of Fish
ing Tuckle In town Is at POT,HII.I.’S.
The best fie Cigar in town at Pollilll’s. And
tliuusands of other articles too numerous to
mention, all guaranteed fresh and pure nnd
at bottom prices.
RESPECTFULLY,
J. A. POLHILL.
,|unSSV82by.
ii’ticipaut is the pie-nic
that was given at Briar Creek, on
Wednesday. The morning dawn
ed forth bright and beautiful, and
soon the road leading to that beuu-
Stop Mo ir and Th i n k,
and save yourself t ime, which is money, that
you are utterly throwing a wily every day.
Every plow we sell is guiimnleed to give
satisfaction or money cheerfully refunded
only two of these Plows lmve been returned
ihULwl M’itli I ’(tu’lng the live yea rs we have U’cti selling
omtto ii < i tl | them. Two rounds to a 7 foot corn row plows
It out, doing the work better and more satis
factorily than when larger plows are used, it
! ....... u. me ....... ...sv-, v., , , is easy to Imn.lle and light of,Iraugl.t, still It
, -ii • *• i j.i i 1 • > , , | l* liuilt strong and substantial.
I)H (‘Ujoyinl, and n morning lisri, tn(‘ |(‘ariu‘ ( l that as tho train loft honrts, nil m untioipation ot a g’ani j aw oiiitivau* u inoiu*swith twon inch null-
latrty roil! rued to Alillcn in time to Lawton his ’gatorsliip bot’amo rest-! day, waiidt’riug among the beauties mJJrethan'eall'he dV.ne'wm. agiVn.-h huzziird
take the train for hopte, sntisHed i j cgs ;m ,i NV itli one mightv effort of nature. Arriving at the ereek I 2111 '' s .. rcss’sian.' 0 .. w iti. shovels,
—Rev. .I. Howard Carpenters who ,. n t limited and unfair experiments of the trip,
is working under ihe State Baptist will have the effect to dampen the
Missionary Board, will protu’h to ni'd.if of jdanters next season..—-
We anxiously wait reports from
others.
with the proceeds and enjoyment j | u „. s t |tjs hoy asiindi
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and
i sweeps or huzziirds of course the out" Is greatly
its hailks ill wonder,! widened, the reslsl.uioi. nut h.'l.ig so great the
' , dr,night Is light,ii', pier,>l.y saving nt lensl one-
oiit upon the car tloor. Alessenger and was most agreeably siirprisoti | third tiie b.i.orof. uitlvnttngthe samo work,
crawled strolled alon*
Tin. t liiu.'sc.
I he colored iK’ople ill Rocky Creek
elturelt on the Hil Sabbath in litis
month. The text lie has chosen for
the occasion is Romans, 1:1 I—“I am ;
debtor both to the Greeks and the
barbarians; both to Dm wise and to
the unwise.”
—If you want a Hue Cigar for a
cents, ask at W. A. Wilkins A Co.’s
lor either of their choice brands
Mutual, Blue Wing or Melrose.
myl I
— in all the South—from North
Carolina to Texas, humiret
music teachers and dealers, t
to the superior make, quality, etc.,
of the (into City I'iaims, and espe
cially to its mluption to the South
ern climate, the .severest in the
world on Pianos, and it is .-fold on
easy terms, which can be procured
Tcliqilionle (‘oiuuvHnii tHtli An.trusta•
Waynesboro is in t)ie true
sense of (lie term, a suburb of Au
gusta, and the natural market for
her business men, and the amount
pf business transacted with Augus
ta by ,,ur merchants and the eiti- present during the sitting of the
zetts of our count)'would astonish court, is free to say, that Atr. Wright
any one who 11:ts not taken (Iu
trouble to acquire the facts iu tlu
and with alacrity that was wonder-
Macmi ’1'ch‘ijraj>h: We learn that ful in a mail of his years, he made
in some quarters a disposition lias n u , other end of It is ear, when lie
been manifested to criticise (lie of- 1 tried to scare that ’gator, bid Ijie
, ... , ... , , , .... , , . ,, i It pitys for itaolf 111 about a days.
Leon discovered the great reptile, to see such a beautnul resort m the i w,‘ can ftm.isii mu- unuumt oi tostimoiiiiiis
if desired. Will sell,I ('. O. D. t„ any point on
money can Iu* sent In
wild woods, among the mossy oaks, {p,!'u.nm.i Raitmn,t,‘
Heial eonduet of Solicitor-General
Boykin Wright, of the Augusta
Circuit, in connection with the ease
of the Chinamen, at the late session
of Rurke Superior Court. A repre
sentative of this journal, wl*o was
blamed thing wouldn't scare worth
fragant flowers and caroling bird
for the tired heart, sluggish man,
and the fair im’.blen with her happy
suitor. Kven the green buy tree
a cent, but crawled closer to him, and the solemn willow seemed to
he commenced yelling lire, Captain be joyous in participating. Seated
Youngblood, go away you rascal, Itereaml there are some fair maidens
oh, Lord, have mercy, Tom Ray, attired in robes of spotless white
you darned ugly stm-of-a-gun w lmt : with the llshermau's cane, peering
ease, ruder the:
■ circumstances
ol the more rapid and easy the com-
til'y muiticathm the better Ibr all par
ties concerned. True we have the
telegraph, but the tardl' demanded
for these messages is too great,
and for this reason the forced brevi
ty of messages render communi
cations too lnc.iger to be satlsfaeto-
discharged his full duty, with bis
accustomed courage and ability, and
no censure of any kind c.atl be last
ly lodged us against him. As we
understand the matter, the China
men failed to identify any of the
parties against whom the alleged, ,, ,
offense was charged, ami the grand j !l 11 hands, enmluctm
will become of me, and at this junc
ture the train arrived at Manner-
lyn, and the engineer hearing the
noise in the baggage ear, gathered
.,11 the weaponj that was haptly,
, such as rocks, sticks, coupling pin's,
lutes, rakes, pilch forks, and calling
and
Jury were unable to reach tiny facts passengers they made a charge on
upon which to hast'tt bill of indict- the aforesaid baggage ear; eil'cctlng
incut.
The Ttlciiraph is right. Kvery
facility possible was given the Clti-
h,v calling on or addressing C. IL rVi Telephonic connection be- ! iieno to make out their ease, when
Taylor, agent for Kstey Organ Com- i tween the two places would obvi- they utterly failed to Identify a ,->in-
1'itny, (121 Broad .street, Augusta, .Re nil these diflicullies and hoof
* hi. incalculable advantage and conven-
—Tho fine brick store of Air. W. ieoce to tl)e huisne,ss men of both
Mi'Catherii is being rttpidly pushed places. We are not faipiUar enough
to completion, and Judge Jethro with the cost of these things to give of every meiuhci' Who wtt.i in any)
Thomas has begun work on two any estimate of what amount of enp- way related to any of tlm umpu'd, I
line Mores, each SO feui long by 00 itul it would require to build the line and Solicitor-General Wright, ably
feel wide, below Kvatts A- Thomas’, hut we believe it can be accomplish- j assisted hy Col. Al. 1*. Carroll, gave j
on Thomas’ row. Several of the old ed, tu tl)e merchants of Augusta j the affair a very close Investigation, j
an entrance they at once discover
ed from what cause ('apt. l.con
was making such a hasty lot of ex
clamations, they opened a rapid lire
when after tt hm tight of about
gle person of till whom they hud j ufteen minutes'Hie alligator stuck-
accused, or prove one cent’s worth , (.r units and surrendered, when
of damages done to their property. j u . NV1H caged, and pence again
Judge Honey purged the grand jury ; n.stored.
.UTCVTIlDi,
I am agent for Threshers, Horse
Bowers’, Portable and Traction Kn-
ginesand Saw Alills manufactured
Into the deep, anxiously awaiting
Die nibbles from the tinny tribe.
Alt! (here they come, Sir Walter
dexterously handling the oars, and
the iperejpuit prince, qf \\\, tossing
|tis shining bob hero and there
skimming for tho monsters of the
deep, I’uclo Jim pulls and shrieks!
“here lie comes;” Col, Ale. runs to
his his aid, and—they drag forth a
minnow. The waters resume its
natural repose, and Col. Wimberly
is beginning to revive front the h\st
attack, Ip) tines md have them
often, T|te ladles oil the hill one
heralded tho glorious news, of din
ner—onward we till march, gather
ing under a few grand old oaks that
form almost it canopy, tlp’rt, spread
ilpm\ spnwy white linen, every
viand that could he prepared hy
culinary art, and enough to satisfy
the appetite of tho most fastidious,
For these good things of life we are
Ivimuo liy I'xmvss or wglstmil letter. Her
some of our prices;
I Plow i4(ooU $3 00
i 12 inch lnv//.lml 25
1 12 Inch Sweep ;V,
l 5 Inch Shovel ’' jjo
1 \,xJ Inch Steel Hull-tongue 25
1 ExJinch Iron Hull-tongue hiuul nuule
and teinpt*rc(i, host make \o
Address all orders to
J. A. Rodgers & Co.,
Perkins dunction, Ga.
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The oldest STOVE DEALER in the eitv.
Hundreds of families iu llurke, Jefferson nnd
Richmond counties tire using our Stoves sold
to them during the lust fifteen years.
Every housekeeper will attest to their use
fulness, economy, mul oomftirt.
Unit nt FULLERTON’S for tho
New Lighthouse.
The newest, largest nnd U'st wood burning
stove In the market. At FULLERTON’S
you will llnd
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CUTLERY, HA RDWARK.
P. L Fullerton,
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littntlos lit that locality which have would without dqubl -obseribe lib- '1 he tact is, no harm was done to : hy the Aultman & Taylor Company, j greatly indebted to Airs. Gray, Mrs.
orally for stock Iu li. Let our nidi’. |t)te heathen or their property.— of MansIlcld.Ohio. First-class goods, Wimberly, Mr< Wilkins, Mrs. Alc-
| C.lmuts ngltftte this enterprise, for Its Some of )he Kinto Jotinia!:* gflltpit-1 something that will give perfect (’aTTiern, A||’s, Hnrzt and A(rs, Jas.
.accomplishment is their great gain, ously abused and slandered mu’ poo- j satiM’nciion, Rartles wanting to 1 Attaway mul others, Long may
Wc now ask the aid of both our pie, and now feel ashamed of them-, purchase elthoi: or all of the above j they live. After feasting on these
Augusta contemporaries in udvo- selves been it so tt close scrutiny of named tirtieles will lie serving their! good things, the nfternoon was
ealiug this entet ji.’lse, as its estnh-; the alValr tails to show any ot our j best interest by calling on me or pleasantly whiled away in various
lishmeni must be of as great ml- j pltlsjon* guilty of the alleged eul-; writing for particulars. ways, target shooting, (Dr. Oliver
( vantage lo IJteir people as le uni's. |rage. j myll tf.A. UXUV. ichtimpkm) iKliing, homing 4 and
long Ix’en tin eye-sore, will be torn
down to make room for the Hue
new buildings, We take pleasure
hi eltronieling the solid Improv.v
uients, uml nre glad to see the
| energy displayed hy mtr citizens in
adding to tho interest mul Import-
anee of our town.
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1 t.eji leave to Inform my patrons nml flic
general (nil’lle Hint I lmve removed my ffar-
tier wimp In the new posloIUee tmllillni;,
wltere, 1 am i>repared tuiln In the Itilest style
H A IR (11 ITT IN G, SHAVING
SHAMPOOING, DYEING, K»e.
I have a elmlr maile esiwetnlt.v for Uie tilack-
Im; of slioes. I will ul-n run a htilh iuiiii In
eonueetlon with my Darls'i' Sho|», ettlrer cold
or hot lillttu, HENRY JONES.
Auu'iiHta Hotel,
Augusta, Ga.
LEWIS A DOOLITTLE, Prop’s.
RATES: TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
Law amt well VcntllutcU Rooms. Central
ly Idea tell near lailroiul erosslna. Telcicruph
oOli'ii ami Uarlier simp in the luitliMnic.
Aukustu Hotel Restaurant amt Lunch Rnunt
eholee wltii's. ami lUpim's ami cIkiu's. Meal*
tu tinierul all hours.
THE ATANT& POST-PPEAL.
The only ilt,lly in Uie state puhlisheil ove«y
murntuH:, Miuntsy Itteluilml.
FettrhwH la ooiahatlus wiopk in, cliques rUius
of parties. Gives full market report:*, corwotul
l ontaliilau all tho latest Tt'le*’rnphle News.—
Is newsy, sprluhtly ami nroffresslve. All uitieles,
eilltorlal or otherwise, short, spicy ami pointed,
I'oiitulnlmg the pitli ol all suhjt'i'ts treated.
Sunday's edition contains all the tews. Telc-
kiruphtc, (funeral and Local, as well ns Literary
artii'les i f tfeuerul merit.
Monday's I'dllluu alone worth the price ot
subscript loh.
Tito il.,nla Tost Appeal, V Issues every week,
Is nali Js per amiiiia. Ji for sis nirmths. j tor
Hue,i months, 7.7 eenls for trial month.
Address. j’osj AifKAh i'rat ihuimi Co.
luuiS'e-; AUttuiit, ga.