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TI1E 31ERE UIIY
P.0BI.I8HSD EVKKY
jfor it? Ah, i fear
— [abhorred in heaven,
not,
f-h
tney
they arc
are tor-
T v k s da Yiincnted in the dailies of hell. They
«- had their reward here, now they
tSrAll communications interned for su fl er> Of whom arc their com-
this paper must be accompanied wdI, j oan i 0 ,i S composed? Those they
IP*! ,1 HOT.
THE FARMERS WIFE
It has been my fortune to
many farmers' wives who had
for one, or live hundred, it is
fair presumption that there is
fraud somewhere.
, - - ipanions
the full name of the writer, not neves- \ rcVc j e( j w ; t [, j ie re. What is there sympathy with their husbands’ vo-
tafiUg for publication, but as a guaran- . * -
tee of good faith
We are in no wag responsibb for tin
views or opinion of correspondents.
Judge Field of the United States
Supreme Court appears^ to be com
ing to the front as a prominent
in the region of the damned to give
them pleasure? Drunkards arc
there but what have they to drink?
idem, and who always seemed on
ions of the position of the wives of
merchants and professional men.
where arc the lustful pleasures Nothing, to my mind,more secures
they sought for here? Those tliatla farmers love and confidence
wasted their time are there, but
no sports or recreation. We see
candidate for the nomination of thc'the glutton, but no good cheer.
Democratic National Convention'The ambitious, the proud, those
lor the office ol President, his un- who cared for nought but fame, all
than a wife who cam enter into the
spirit of his plans. It is my jbi-
tune to be the wife of a profession
al man, as well as a thorough
going fanner. Not that L have
blemished character and strict in^are there, their aspiring has casta wo husbands, hut that both these
aye combined in the man ! am
sworn to love and honor, fn the
tegrity strongly recommend him them in a gulf of misery. Their
for the position and make him ac-jpridc has covered them with confu
ceptable to all tbe byst people oljsion, where now is their glory and practice of his profession ay a phy-
thc nation without distinction. [ambition? it is turned into endless
"riABV HOtnjq shame. The person that feasts
sumptuously tosday, may cry in
.. ,, . vain for one drop of water before
following from tliei. , 1
itomorrow's sun sets. Where now
I is your boasted pleasure? what
profit will you gain? Ah, your
I reward is only here: you will be
with
iiia11 and surgeon, I have a feel
ing interest in all his patients,
whether high or low,rich or poor.
Hut , unless 1 greatly mistake my
husband, there is nothing which
gives him more pleasure than my
thorough understanding and ap
preciation of his agricultural and
I midi cultural plans. As we? walk
over the farm together, and lie
How can yon enjoy these pleas- talks of a proposed ditch here, and
ures, when you know not at what and a change of lots there, or ol
i| A Western minister told
‘Trustees of hi? church that he
must have his money, as his fam-
ROAD COMMISSIONERS. I ily wag suffering. ‘ Money!” said
SSth Dist. \V E Martin, I)r. JI on e of (he trustees “you preach before.
S \\ ood, Joseph: Jackson. for money! I thought you 1 ji'j! 1 !® P, 11 ^ -Springs ^th Sunday
HOth 1 list. Dr U L Mason, J A . , . J ” ' ,, and batmday before.
Hunt. Abraham Wood. preached for the good of souls ”[ Bay Springs 1st Sunday in May
(YC*. Inr»1r "
tlie Appointments fo» Davisboho Cine
fou April and May.
Pleasant Springs * 2d Sunday and
Saturday before in April.
Newliope 3d Sunday and Saturday
90th Dist. Jas H Rainier, It OjThe minister replied “I can’t eat, 11 Tcloek.
A Hodges, M L Jackson. souls and if I could jt would take Mt 2nd Sund V iu May 11
It G Lindsev l J II UulTley. aflSC ‘ V l a tl,ousand BUch >' 0,irs to Second Quarterly Conference 2gd
821 district, Dr U W Salter, J tna ^ e a mea E’
We copy tin
Atlanta Constitution.
HKnfiMl’TtON or TUR BABY BONDS
The announcement made else
where in official form in regard to [banished from God, covered
the redemption of tlio four per his wrath, and pone tq help
cent bonds by the state will Ik
gratifying to tux-payers and the
pebple generally, and will serve todiouryOU will be summoned hence? Trees to he planted for ornament
increase, if such a thing ho pus- As the tender plant withers andjor shade, i am confident that 1
sibhvtlie financial standing and falls before the nipping frost, sojnever give him more pleasure than
credit of Georgia. Hyilie prudent [will all your boasted mirth fade be-jwhoni enter into the spirit of the
fore the just frown of an offended mutter,ugd aid him with my sugges
God,and the face of the dread moil-[turns. To appreciate the tine points
ster death. Then dear friends hasteniof the farm animals that he so
W Welch, W P Smith.
83d district, D G Watkins, J
F Tanner, M A Joiner.
94th district, O II 1 J Beall, J
13 Newsom, N J Jordan.
05th district, W H Harrison,
G N l’rinco, Ellis Johnson.
90th district John L Gamer,
J .1 Brown, J W Harrison.
97th district, E W Rawlings,
J 11 N Waiden, win Martin,
98th district, A L Cullen W A
Smith, W I) Rains.
99;h district, J A Ray, L
Gladden; A. J.. Griffin.
lOOdtli district, J 1) Boone
I Hooks. James Simpson.
l!30th district Titos II Jordan,
Will Murphy, GordanSmith.
1353d ili f.iict, iL S Britt, J F
Dicks, J E Page.
13loth district, J F Sheppa.nl,
W G Robson, — Webster.
.Sunday and Saturday before in June
at Bay Springs.
W. J. Flandeus, P. C.
A
Blacksmith, Machinist and
WOODWORKER
jj
Wishes to inform the public that he is still on hand doing noth
ing but first class work ip the above branches of mechanj$np
Also agent for
Liddell’s Patent Portable
Wyl
nud economical management of
Treasurer Rcnfroo the state find,
herself’at this moment, in posses
ion of funds amounting to a sur-'to choose the better part, suffer a [much admires,! know,elevates Lae
plus of at least 82.30,090 beyond [little privation here (if to be good
what!.?nece.isip'y to meet the eur-D a privation) that you may enjoy
Pentmaturing obligations ol the pleasures everlasting beyond the
commonwealth. It, is a fund, too. tomb. A \\T:i.i. Wjsiu:u.
1 hab will not he required for ini-i
mediate use or tor any public pur-, Cuambkub County, Ala.,
pose during the year. Advising, April J2, 2880.
the governor ot these tacts, Ireas- Edh. Mimcunv.—This (Monday) I often have 1 thought flip! they
uror RcnLroe suggested that it hc inorning mu' fields, gardens. &e.,5 lacked in fnis one of the liighesi
devoted to the redemption of the were covered with white frost, which sources ofenjoymenl! Willi m
1'our per cents and such other bonds caused everything to look beautiful knowledge of' their husband
m his regard, which 1 count a
worthy object of ambition.
ilow many farmers’ wives have
1 seen, ns 1 have a,ttend%d him on
his professional rounds, careworn
and sad, without sympathy or a-
dnptedpuss to their mision 1 How
Stephens, of Gordon, and Miss M. (Jail and see me oiV'north end of
•Pace of Washington county, S andersville, Ga.' apr 20-tf
Ga. 1 1
as could bo redeemed at par, and, [until the aun shone out, then, it win
ill accordance with this sugges-1that the scone changed into a son.
lion, Governor Uohpiit has issuedW’ A11 lh e tender plants
the necessary order, which will bo| wo « k j! 0l1 ’ floi r “TV that 1 he wheat
, ,. . 7, . , and fruit nru injured, but to wind
0 1 1111 , iextent is yet to be seen,
itfre to be
found in anothei,
doings and no sinputhy with tlieii
plans, it seems to me that they hail
missed their gratost opportunity ot
confering happiness upon them.
The object and aim of what
The people of the state arc to hepPmnt7cm.,“a3^u are nwan j l,av ‘' T ! ' llU ’0 E to induce those who
congratulated upon sucli a healthy ulir nearest town. It is a thriving: 11,1 ’^ driven ol larmers to take a
condition ot aliairs—a condition .pi, lt!e 0 f ubout 3000 inhabitants. Si 1 hearty interest in their hp-diane.-
that fuust irresistibly lead to am n,ed on tho Chattalioochco river on agriculture plans; and they mav
further reduction of taxes in the the extreme western border of Geor- he assured that ibis will win JVoiii
near future; and it -must l,o ad [gift, is the termini of tho Atlanta & them a counter interest in all their
milted, eVihi by those who liavejW. 1*. It. It. o! Ala., row ives from homework. Instead of "Towin
recently critici'/.ed Treasurer Ren-)wagons annually about 20,000 hales .sad and sour over vour ha as the
froe with some severity that thiscotton, sells largely of iimrchan- wife of a farmer,make yourself ami
condition la ill a large part due to is engage, lu-gcly ,,, the nuiu-j,, | d] j , y ( „» u ’ s , ofluoirt
Ihe prudence, economy and j,, uu , ;hoHj (>no fl , !0 wiUl l'urpose. Instead ot depre-
s'glit with winch the Imaiicia at fcwoon two and three hundred sti;- ‘’“‘tmg .V"iir calling, and envying
fill rs or the state have he
MARRIED.
April iSth.at the residence .of
Rev. J. C. Pace 111 this city, by
Rev. Geo. C. Clarke, Mr. John T
EXiigines, Haw - Corn and
'heal
Jims
And MACIIINERY for Plantation, Custom or [Merchant -Mills-
I larris street.
rm my patrons and the Public that
dm: of the oldi>
c..i:
T MACHINES IN
. 1 IIV.
Till
managed, d’lu-re is no state in the
union to-day whose credit isjhigli-
er or whose bond are more eagerly
Sought after. .Even those whose
t-diivictioiis compel them to erti-
ci/,e Treasurer RenI'roe can afford
to.do him justice ,. ......
into office, tho state sec.irities! i ;^' tl ‘ ,u b >’ the originators
were selling below pur upon adulli ^
market. To-day, Georgia (is arej, ls w
liz
ufiU’.tnro of cotton goods. Has liv
churchoB, one free school, with bt
tween two and threo hutulrcd sti. , , • „ , . .... , , ,, ,,
11 *u3iits, biipporLoci by a oorporuM pi .u«u nopoi u.|\ V ni |-vf r iu<ud; oih • . ; t.d Atii.N rn Mdiing it
tax, supervised by a board of com- dt doe:; seem tome that no nn'm-l UVut t;.' i*'I t Vci •! ru 1! 1 a i i t f .i''"sUk. \v i* V "Jt*««nit •'
inissioiiers and run pretty much onjmaii can he i q pn-eniineiitlvl rv.i .V. untijvMs d■ Ujiifnat iviiiiotiti-'mnmR tin
tho ‘aqueora’ order. lteport nays I blessed as a farmer's wife, with a ciiia7 " f "" '•‘ 1 ■ 1 '"' K
that tho cruelty and barbarism pi ac-|eo)pfortal)le honie of licp own, to
deed in their Bo-oallod discipline will: which she may attach licrself for
1.0 presented to the court, if noi|ii|p <iU1( l i n whiYh she mav',-car h
I WOULD respectfully info; ^ _
T have taken the agency for one of 1 lie largest Clothing Hous
in America, and am prepaareil to take orders for suits for the
Spring and Summer. Call at my sore and examine samples, the
handsomest styles and pattern's ever seen in the city. All cloth-
ing, made lo order, and fits gurauteed or no sale ; before purchas
ing elsewhere call at the
Low Price Clothing' House,
and examine my stock of Dry goods, Boots and(Hats, I can* give
you h<>ltouiMigi:r j s, and my motto is^ Not to be undersold,” call
ind examine at the Cupular Dry Goods and Clothing House.
J. G BEEN WOOD, Agent.
'apr. 20. 1880—4t
I
11
Write ftIV llttKT.ptiVU tli
1 un i pnrtioitlAl-1 .
I,. .1. k A. F. U'KNl'l I.I). AkoiIs,
apr u'D IhMJ—Dm Mudlty. il«
iiveigne,
DF.vT DOOR TO
ADAM'S LIVERY STABLE
When he went|? r . 0ftt }y n ‘V t,if V: d ' in th !' f,,tMrp ' / r ! u cliihlrei), and fo which Hi
f th.
chool was to all’ord tho adv.iutagos
education to all alike—tho pool
well as tho rich, and wiib once the
10!); 7s at 1 roll 1 II-to I 17, piceor-jp ; .; l j e all( ^ | l p, lfVC ti ( , ll 0 f ip , place,
ding to maturity ; aud it >s nnpus-i| )ll t, by bad management it has do-
sihlo to buy Ssat. 120. The redem-j generated into, 1 might say—“a by
j'.tibn ot the habyhonds will result [word and reproach.”
ip the immediate saving to the Gapi, Forsoa, ropresentalivo in
C .ngreHS from tho 4th Ga., is engug
t, if 11011file,and in which she may rear Her
rn lli# t:ii 1 i*i 1
inayi'ii-,
dear them by a thousand reoollec-!
lions, and to whii.h they will ul-l
ways count it their greatest joy tee
re I urn.—Exchang
kinds of
actual
will In
in tl
state of §30,000, and th
saving in the long run
much greater.
Many of Washington county’s besl
citizens, called at our office last week
and enrolled their names, with thosi
of our numerous subscribers. They
also gave us their best wishes foi
our success, bidding us go ahead,
with “never fail” for our motto, toll
ing us although; like many other
things we start in life, it is slow ut
first but if wo will put forth all our
energy wo are sure of success. Gen
tlemen allow us to express our heart
felt gratitude t.o you through our pa
per, for being so prompt in sustain
ing us. Indeed wo fed proud to
know wo have such friends. You
have known us from «>uv infancy,
therefore we feel words of encourage
ment from you not mere llattery, but
Bikcere. May you live to a good old
age, your path bo strewn with liow-
.ors, apd your name and memory livt
long after death.
ed in an ell'n t to procure an appro
priation for cleaning out our river
for navigation. If lie succeeds and
Iho river is navigable, you are invited
to a free ride 011 a steamboat and
picnic on a grand scale, somowheri
up the river. Sue Shod.
. PROGRAM^ i<J
For Memorial Day oil Monday
April 20th at 53 I’. M.at the Meth
odist church:
Voluntary on the Organ
Guttenherger.
by I’rot.
Prayer by Rev. G. Clarke.
1 lymn by the (’lioir.
>y Capt.
Introduction of Orator
Taliaferro.
SWINDLING FARMERS,
Flower Plants fo.r Sale,
Fine lot of Fuchsias Fine dou
ble Flowering Geraniums,
Fine Jot of Gloxinias,
Fine lot Tube Roses, Dolcheo-
rnl . . . . deria Tubillora of varied
.1 here is niueh complaint 0 1 • 1 : i 1 j >• , f
,. , •' , 1 , kinds ana Onma l inks oi
Iranils iiriietieed on larmers by mi- ,, , ,. rr . .
principled agents, for new inyen- . a the ilineiiTTt vqileties.
tion, etc. One common prael ice: I’cices from 10 cents to §1,00.
is to induce a farmer to buy a! Those fine Photographs and
patent-right for a town or county::Ferrotypes taken still at the old
giving Ins note,and receivingoit'li-[.stand. " T. C. GLEN,
er a verbal assurance, or written)
[.ledge of the stranger, that tl
note is not to he paid until a cer
tain sum in profits lias been real
ized by the purchaser. The note,
however is sqld to an innocent
third party, when, of eom'si
can be collected. This is but one
of the many plans pursued, hut by
it alone many thousands of dollars
have been takc.i from farmers.
Remembering ami acting on a
few common-sense principles,
would do very much
Hi
County Hoard ol* Educa
tion,
The Board of Education will
il'meet in the Court House in San
dersville on the lirst Tuesday in
May at lOjj o'clock, for the trans
action of business. Trustees are
requsted to notify the Board cith
er in person or by letter of the
number of schools required, and
AT REASONABLE PRICES-OT ALSO DEARER Iif
CASKETS, At Prices to suit tlje Times,
Appl, 10th 1880 tf
COM MUX I CAT Kl>.
The Pjeksures of Sin.
There are so many who give as
their excuse for not striving to he
rn :ue clirislffius, it will debar me
/am so much that gives me pleas,
ore. What do,you gain from these
enjoyments, you do not wish to
give upf 'they pass away before
.you fee! you have them. You are
sowing.seed that will reap a hitter
reward. Drunkards, gluttons, for
nicators, gamesters, &c.,are drink
ing a sugared cup of poison, and
merrily scattering the seed o! ever
lasting sorrow. Suppose you arc
allowed forty or fifty years of this
pleasure, there will be no relish
left Tor it wheiHt is past.
The dust and bones of thousands
that have tastedjjmany a sweet mor
sel and cup, and had many a mer
ry wanton day, lie now in the
g rave. A rc 111 ey now any be11e r
danger of such imposition,
[following general "principles
j ho named ;
j Do not trust the promise
Ireprescnlationsof any stranger so
far as to pay, or promise to [.ay,
I money on them. lie has no right
|to ask that you should.
Remember that in at least three
eases out of four, the farmer who
I buys a patent-right, or takes the
agency for a new and untried
“■■tiling, or any agency from an un-
|accredited stranger,losses his 111011-
NAME8 OF JUSTICES!!)F THE A
to [.revent names of Teachers recommended!^ J[ j[ JQ jl, ^ ].
MM for positions in their several sub-| “ "
Oration by 8. G. Jordan, Esq.
Ode by the Ulioir.
Benediction hv Rev. Win. l’arl
l’roeession from the Church to the
Cemetery.
Districts. All persons having bus-
liness veith the members of the
or! Board can meet them at the time
designated. By order of
MACON WART WEN,
President,
I lOUATIO N. 1IOLIFIELD,
'Secretary.
7; uWE FORMED A COPARTNERSHIP FOR THE PURPOSE oj
il/. INUFA GTE RING'TIN WARE.
HANDLING SEWING MACHINES,
and stoves.
Decoration of Graves by the
dies’ Memorial Association
BID Pi MB Of
PEACE AND THEIR DIS
TRICTS.
88th District, — Jackson.
89th district, Wilson shealey,
90th district,
Never sign your name to any
piece of paper' without knowing,
from raiding it yoursolfor bavin
it read by a friend, its exact eon
tents.
Sa:
91st district, Wm Davis.
92d district, w P smith,
93d district, R T Pounds,
94th district, j I Davis,
9.3th district, w l. Brown,
96th district, w U Duggan,
97rh district, R M Brown.
98th district. Geo F Franklin,
99th district, A J Veal,
lOOdtli district, A* II Prawick,
1510th district, James Barron,
1253d district, W M English,
iuiotli district, 8 F Blount
DKRSVILLK, Ga.
April 10th 1880
The Board of (Health will visit
A the private and public lots and
surroundings, at an early day.
Tor the purpose of examining
Never sign a promise to p:\V ( the same and recommending to 1
money unless you expect to pay (Mayor and Council such
action as is then thought best.
” e 1J1
a:|
ffffm|i!
a T vli;;
sometime. Make this rule univer-
\Y
U : i ' i : 1>tn,>r . n !u is0 ’! ( . n ' A11 hereby notified 1 STOVES,*’ SEWING MACHINES, 'and TI^ \VA (JJE
that the money will not he collet- tq have all Jilt!) of every kind,
ted, or not until certain other e-ghat will endanger the health oj
vents occur. These will do no the City, removed by that time,
good if your note goes into tlio, 01% the Board of Health will re
hands ol a party who obtains it commend it done by Council at
without knowing of the fraud. occupant’s expense.
When ever a man proposes to do ' order of
something which in its nature,! ‘ Hoard of Health,
amounis to giving you two dollars' \Vm. GAT.LAKER, Sect’v.
Wi
ive special attention to Roofing Guttering, r Repairing.
ING MACHI"
have the exclusive control of the famous
(Eli id AIL UBS! m STOVES,
Acknowledged to be the finest of the kind manufactured or offered of
sale in this section, which we will sell at the most reasonable prices
consistent with the quality of the goods. .,__ r . xrn
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES 16 OIL, d-.c., ALLWAYS ON HAM'
PACE.
LAVEIGNE &