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Iteffi* of intent to Fres
State” Feop F U c
Up b?
MOMITOE E'EFo a ?e ;s
•< Bwrfii 9sf *a ;*.• r. •p a ? £! u t 9
Ss F.aaijj Slgasie^— z.-te, ?- ;k,
Kirrtaas*. Valtri. a.
H B Mst? ox wi in A-fen- Welns
da*.
o*l. D W Uaid j'r i> i E jrt
county this vsek.
D r . T T T H • fc^To
gore to Florid* for the eicter.
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tY-urt t D ;vrdy rex', gat
urdiv
J C E-hel*. a*de s eti. 1
1 eaffsriag agr©*! deal with li"-, ejr-.
Mrs. J R V illi- *t.\i NVk .
.was visiting h*r fj'li.r Mr. J- t
Brooke, here laSsßlml3pofe
H FT Tolbert of N**se was if try
Thuia lay.
Seveial cf the populUt in the dif
ferent C' OMtiej who wire e!t-c‘*<i
Jar. last, h*yr t'irred then CYe
misMorg ♦ * the G-jrsnor, os aw.ou
of not bti' g able to gi T > th bond
quired.
Af-w of our young ladir* a'Unrfi
the Valentin* bop, at C* mar 1.,
Thursday night.
The young panple bad a dl gh •
VftlenMne hoj**t ’h Mr sH*y h
la*t Thondij eight,
Miss Ida SValtou * f Hall, i* viiitin.
Mii* Ce lt# Brok* ibis week.
Mrs. Long, mother of Treasur
er lon ;, is visi'.i .;•: relaiives ii
Hi Buford this week.
jr><a V / ' r>r > ov+ t ’
week, consequently h e.'l v- -.-s. ac
news of any kind, is scarce, a\
extremely eenren. The typos froze
in our printers hands and they
struck.
Ta these who take ad vantage of this clubbing efier The GeMtiitutien will distribute TWO ThSUSftttd
fyfftSfS h) Gf§Ss irSHnuS, fey the foffewiag pLa?: WC have placed ia a Beaded euvcfopa
in the keeping of iJa Treasurer at' the fete of (isorgia, and Wc- od in tfe gjrcat vaults of
' the fete, a tegrA tender note, which like all ffefeal paper currency is Humbered, eadh te ©f every
' doßoatfoaiioß Seaed fey ska govM-mwjat having its own number. Tfeo Bumfeer w this particalar note ■
of
; depend* the tife&rtlUmm ef f&3 iw9 &S3OBSKJ deSsra m prison oSered.
; Tfes feS&w&g figsreg Qmqmz 1 fl A #% e| || Q
&s ssß&tr ef tka j |*4# e> ■©
' though of eeunse they are ect givoa here in the order in which tliey appear on the net®.
’Fo ttase v,■!■.;> i)i setsding with t.a?,ir safeagriptions a ef these figures so as to give the number as it
is on the note, we wisH diitftfewte prf&&c.£ fttßows:
! if y&&® ejm ':ll to th-. [■ v f -tn wfea givrs the Ruinfeer ofttshe nte.
UmO© ‘‘l ; * >e r>er-vga wiw, notgMiig the exact Bumfegy, e&mcs agavast doipg gjfc
SSISO ■C? to tbe parren wfeo tatary eseoad nearest.
DCO IN C-ASil to she- who e;aea Uh<4 nearest.
@BO i* G V&ti pt the psjo-fn who- causer, fbrl% nearest.
@3O CASS te the js-stetm who esnaes ttßh Bcarrsf.
@ | OSE to the jKppts who esvnes e4s-sH nearest.
to fee |iaK3aj| wfea cetaes seventh Bearcat.
GA%SI to the pc-ran eostipg c%fafe nearest
IS! pwjti cocftng piaffe aanvest.
CSJg la C.4&M to ts gsssoa gearing tonlft nearest.
IN OABH to the p-a.a* eauttejg eearest.
(§£s IN OAifii to the possya cesghty tweifth ueaves-h
IN O ktffll te <>;e goyyaa etyaß|f neaiest.
©S to
IN OAJSS tt p-tssoa fcffaeatfc aoawt.
IN € to eoigiag; slgt-?ca€li uoarogt.
be delkcwd hi cask, subject to tie fi>Hwißg coadiffons: (I*% Each guess ntat
aeeemptwiy a sfahbiss rntfeewtetfs® t© tbo pajw* pakßshiug this £B*or,WKt acd Hi© Constitution at
the above MNMtiGCfid oiuhbiug iftie, whilst K vtt be hi C’ri4. (2d),.. All clvd’biwg wjbrCMptioßS must to
seat through the paper raai,;w this pwfelhatiu) said net t Tbo CaosfiH’tien. <&#)* This o&y is to to
dosed os vie first of May, lc-t§, sud gcemv re4ve4 with mfesrsjptieas after Shirt tto® will &ot to
eoaated ia the dfetadbuttea of tlweeprizes. (£&)■ trld there beany tW m tie giiewee, tto # prize*
wifl be divided. (-S*h). Every bow nr renews! subscription to either ef die two pepere will fee entitled t#
a guess with every subEOTpt-inu.
, , -• •• ■ *—T~~— u r-i > ■ . ■ . i ■
Tue f@Hf*f ! lTßlTi?ll3
|||j VUtßil) t|> VI itStli Mc-artily advMSMu
expansion of the currency
TJatil there is eEoiydi of it in circulation to da the ligfciuiate burin era of the esuetry.
Ifyvd& to heh> ia jhspmg ieaWatlnn to these emit, eIVE THE Cf>i?6TITUTION YOUR A6SIST
-1
i year neighbors, end help you? country!
AS A MHBWftMPiS!*: , . A . , , tu
tm m'mLY' mmrnvma to.? no ecj.uaJ ia Arnerkal Its m:s report c*wer the world,
and it* correspond <■ *m3 Agents are to he found ia almost every b&lirviek iu the Southern and Western
States.
AS A MAQA2IHS:
It prints more such matter as is ordinarily found in the great magazines ofdlie country than can feegettea
even from the best of them.
AS Af3 ggffiflj O/tTC'f r? ‘ It is a eehoal bouse wUbia itself, and a year’s ranting of TJ?Jd CWJfSnTU*
TI^ T is a liberal education to any one.
AS A pfHSK D AriQ Q&MPA ISi Oli : It brings cW and comfort to ?hf timid* every wcefe,
is eagerly sought by the children, coßtaUfc wdtwWfe iufbrnration for the rootbvr, and is an erteysiO*
paeuia of instruction for every member of the household.
Madison Springs-
Mr. Jutim Gijit w s vlsitiog ii
our burg a Suuday.
Charles D- u and is > „t*r Mi**
c>ra, wer- v;r n m S--eej,S.C. as'
we-fc, wW Mia-C n win spent a
few r e ek wa >, her rein-ivr. Chari*#
rt or* a teeuS C., ar.d f->1
of pretty girls.
P HWF(ts i* having ■f, i|
•aha 1 bow.
w Mi. Ilra-Y ustll' Ha t loan.
. l .t a k* d*js *s...
L C Bfecxit-gridgr as i ’lnruio
* J (• rev a last week ob bus.ness.
M•. Lre M.-oto *f Elb*r eour-tv.
ap to < e u< ias vra#k.
fe-vn| . f ;i ;fc k-,ys i* nil iii*fe : n ■
‘it t Cntt iißii th <ir o ■*> V,” -
82 tiirtt- at nine ■# an .o<(- t .-
■ii-itid tlu-ll;.
A - i-t Mai* y urg n; t t fl sc ■
-•i- girt test Bu. a ■, >d ' u j.
1 r i# r . W iji-n ta .tai. and ni
**t t ojuin . a vudey in
e road . .i he-M n -a gt or "i
*• rand ’till the ttxt -it . H -
nvr 4 ‘ ok i bunt fi j- hi „ it, (l i-g.i
i.’t r stef ’be •- ii yf o guess he
x * * teedJy 01.. %
Winted.
’ O .you want to etart the K w
* o' in :i get' position tl'h! will
. v ;< ou ) pi <' ded v 2ii art*: a live
: ! ui: an *i:d ei Hector. V e want
if iHrigetir nan to canvas, *tii
; gev inat-h tu* aid collt cf f
tie s an agent locat-d in your
ii;o unity.we can locate voit eise
:- re in a fed section- We hir
> 1 a uh''_ light rin ni ig wagon,
if tto furmsli horse and harness
iad maKe a -15' P. boti. Wt- ofler
1 '°°d • I 'lary or coinraission centraol
sue under which a live energetic
• tiling niio con ake and save
ions r. cl character an*! good
ualic up do *ell to re wo;k
+• ib to ( i NBy, fer vncoc ssfu!
.ml i lie trs-'tiess ittr fed is bans
bonoinl'y, they nil! he pro
mu ed to more ivspousifc!v positions
o' trust and respongibi ity, with ii:-
cieas and -oiiij sanation.
Aildrers, J. !?. Colkmas.
Eiirioi Agent, At'i&ns Gi.
Mrs. Burns, of Bark* county, is
visitinghr daughter, Mrs. T W
Long, hare this week.
LITTLE WRECKERS.
Scenes Among the Poor Children Who
Sow York’s Streets.
As wreckcm along the seashore
nre ever on ike kiokrul fhr derelicts
and for pro part;- wrenched from the
owners !iy violence of wind and
flood, so. along the human tide of
the ocean of a great city, there are
wreckers on (he anxious watch for
anything of value Writ may be
abandoned or placed by accident be
yond too ceiiirol of the owners
Among too great army of these
wreckers in New York who gather
from tiie n l usa of the city and from
tlie result of tiro and other accident
a living or i p:.riir.i suppoyt i t a vast
band < i chiidrea, who nre conspicu
ous figures in pathetic pictures of
metropolitan life Those i-.iildven
come from then- habitation-., culled
homes, and wander about, : e-demer
what may he of value to tl ar: tho
way of aiding tho possibility if ox
’ istcnce Yaitio is a relative mutter
ar.d what is worthless to one ni*>y
ho a greatly desired -prize to another
1 stood a I tho corner of Broadway
and Pino street, attracted by Mm ac
tions of two little girls, whoso added
years would not exceed a ample doz
en, and in tho space of time occupied
by Trinity bell in tolling the hour of
12 saw emotions of desire, Ifhpe (
fear, doubt and joy marked on then j
baby faces They woro thinly clad
for tho season, and their unkempt
hair bung in confusion over their
large eyes as they looked on a little
pile of very small boards that work
men on the tail building being erect
ed there lied thrown in a heap at .the
side of the street. An anxious de
sire to possess themselves of the few
pieces of wood was quite evident,
and it was quickly followed by hope
as they moved toward the coveted
prize, and then fear took its place
when they saw that a workman was
observing them, and doubt, he’d
thorn motionless for a second, but
this was quickly followed by a look
of real joy when the man pave si
lent consent t o their desires by turn
ing from them How quickly they
grasped tho opportunity to gather
tip the boards! If they had been
children of fortune searching for of
fered jewels of great value, they
could not have shown greater de
light Soon their little slender bare
arms woro filled with the wood that
made loads too great for their
strength, but off they marched,
bending under their burdens, as tri
umphant ns conquerors carrying
Treasurer l^aoaipt.
AtlaAinta, €a., August 9Sth, 18thL
JfcnafflTß or THE ATEAIiTA
(xtcfcuge, mi& te.cntains legal wtiiiA
w*rtl ha is3>hsCt taajy kesii)g until tee first M 59y,
■whan U will he eptned m uiy present#.-, und a oerttfifate
givoa of the number of the uefe.
Mt\odkmV
<—stmtammamm
trophies of war
At Water street their path was
ci-ossed by another little wrecker,
who was the paoud possessor of a
wabbly two wheeled cart that would
have broken down under th. weight
of IOC pounds On the cart wore
some shavings, a small pirn- of oil
elotli rod a rusty iin pan The com
mander of tho cart looked at tin,
burden the girls wore carrying, ar.d
they stopped long cnou-'h to oh; -rvo
his load flae’i was ev id on Uy inter
Qi-itcd in i -e lor tunes cf tho others
in the same lino cf trade The girls
turned into Fret:’ . vet- and a short
distance above Fult i market, on
• tered a narrow hallway and began
to climb the steep stairs that evi
dently led to their homo.
In a junkshop on Greene street 1
saw three very small boys who were
negotiating for the sale of a miscel
laneous lot, of iron that ranged from a
shingle nail up to a suspiciously new
grate The dealer bought without
asking questions, and the question
that 1 asked brought no more satis
factory answer than that “tho stuff
was picked up all over (own.” Tho
little'v rockers received 22 cents for
their n on and then adjourned to the
sujpwa k, whore they “tossed up* to
See ; o-w-.vjjt -.'..j kt).w W\u-; <*retj
penny.t— ISov> York Herald.
TSKEFIFF FAJE.
Georgia— v adißon county.
Wilt *>B ■ la on w fir*t To !'#*
in Mc.h i- x *t Pnorf hn
in S i* Fnnrtt din I*?*! OS ■
.->* U to th* b’gb*>*t f - ir •• - H tl f
o -*ioß or,ipnrty to-vril; One uud r : -
del ninth i* t-’" ,< ‘t hi a o*rtai n trxn
f las 1 -Ging in 591* 1 di*t. G M of
Msdi.tnn (I‘inntT, O'n niniry Ifit ac-.g
m >r *r I**, * -ijwsi j '*nd o Di
B*-r vmai>, Mirv QV*#k nd .1 \\
B -yc, hal*id J J Sc. ■
Woi -fiyo no* *. Al in ■i .
divi.ad * j-.th int—in *** ■•. n
ui. r* i r i< ■ •6,hi y in ‘ • 591 di* .
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The Liv:.; .
to the ;,o>i b-4~.
THE AT! .- *J
ptthlMiefi at ATIs-iNTA, 6 A., s-d fe-v-a^
A C v -P' 7 ‘ -"s-i? tfe ef th*
asd gpe:ag to im* - "'" <J * to
Th® Ct.t: frtJS? ••!■ wfetoh
tiunr ae nastoutK (as i ••' s..' v.:,
By (festal wmntgssssosi w#.fe 'Jks OottnM&m* \i , : ns-ppf-paowl t* asam
A RSMABIISAEBLS VA> r •. a,-. *.w, u. ,> r .~r r*
iR fee dfcretl fsr <v ysar at alv de prk of a /*.'* to ou p,ip> r.
&C< >'Cir ’*<*•''■*♦••♦W'rv '•<••• W<c '****> -■
SATiI fCr";'"7 CP f !
6rl - • '• * 1 , / v V
THS ■ ‘r
pohlfiksd in Ae<•>, tiv; * 4•' * i4i *to ® every aftf
in Anjtirhst, and in the aipiv.ils f Eurep*;, a..■ ■ -h * i:ti* ain oeogvees on
all (jtuH&m* of pahric interest. It i
TH* (BfIBAT .*Otmt&ftfl
ophnon and the purveyor ef wmtfeers aowa it has u*> .< -u-siit.
IHE-fec*STITBTi3?r3 9&CW- J.
are MJoh as are set te be teßßd i y otaer f. <• is
| TUB FJU?:2A ASO l'A'~'A - :l< -s■' V XH'.\
X TUB D ?.:rz- ; ■y c .
I T9IB Or,iX,&l£l r W® • •• ' r> 4 '
arc all aadrr able Creation ssd ar 1 ■ * ■ ■ ••'-*• vr* <'-!4r#rcA
Uodor the wiitorai inavr r*semetef '4 V ,. ...... .. .. ■*• ■’'4 woetd wifi*
wpstetba a* 83*.'& Tvt-tiJa. i'A-i-i x ri wife, 11 •■' ' •-;, - -y y'.'-*f lUv*. i. -ad fea*r*
iK4a at oSbara, W’kiie it e&8 vr—'L-iy sstv;: i h--. • -r..-. -** '4. ,',i :■ j, Stts*s9
KaKacs P. R*H, Fpasfe L tiav-GJi, a.d oksM, wh-. it* Htersw ftaMhu Mutter AmOmm
flavor that commcitdu it to every &Kifc-lo ‘Vo) YV.isj-vja to llvltas, &oi Ma*iOOߣ in ft<w,i*'onwrA.
DO Mot fewtectifl yojir newi now. If yon nvs ak? -4y a eufeioribor to youv fewuo pnpor, svad yoa
want The only, ootuausisate with '3*e C!t.-C-Jurvi tfsreet, and send CsiV‘3 DfiHfif tof
•h roar's with yensr yaws is the prlys eowteet. Y>* e jjot jw few*** paper, beecvcr,
pubMtbag tiik, aa4 Ytoe Oca: *<&&&*, it's uitnmn f y price of nse. *l MiiiwAsr tfetft *
gufemwvpifouß nsnst bn .%t to t&'s paper and not to r \'n- ' ■>*•,?:'‘i- hi.-,
T 152 G|)©'M©T?T5S '* •->.•. ■•,-.■ ~...;■ . •:,'■•• t- : . cf
tee pc&sjls ar-'-:7 .'. ;. ■ -■ -.Gt-ti ■;••-/ <.t ■■.. *3p> vt r.^sotca:
Ist. Tt Frae e*2 Zr.-jv-ic,
fbst tfea K-JJ'JXmKttX of a viv.yV ;-"W eter-Astvl will w.re?V ‘he pr.-r.pF.sity fcftJw great MfiSes
frf'.the though it nrsy prniit tie r-w vo . ,ive airs n# !-n / .'i, fey feia.il prolestnw and federal
kiiV.'-idy.
2-d. Tsirj.ff gd9?®7!,
Beiievlß*? by ifei :winx r,llr F ,: ' * 'T ,n tr ’ ef tier world and levying enfef enoiufc Impaff
gifUtw to pay Hie nr- u ts! exp- nr-a of tier - 1 -h, ta peepfci will be better served than fey making
them py rfwmit* pvieef for pivUrcuoa’s
3d. /'■?) Tsx,
L ,i -.'. 2 ..-at rii - who fe:*--e inueb pr> ( j l-l lar the bwdea* ef government in fbe same p*
pcvtkai to ifevse oho have lUUe.
A BRITISH SPAT.
One of the Charming Amenltle* of Travel
on an Eafllih Railroad.
“There are sovcral things that
strike the American traveler on Eng
lish railroads as being curious, ” said
a returned New Yorker, “but tiona
more so than tho custom that ob
tains of the passengers talking a
each other There is a sliding win
dow sot in the door at each end of
the transverse compartment, ns j ou
know, and there is no other airholo
in the whole outfit. Tho ]>eraona who
sit by these door windows control
the ventilation of the compartment.
Generally, too, there is a diversity
of opinion on the subject of ventila
tion between those who sit, by the
window, the party who travels with
his back to the engine declaring in
favor of having the window open,
while tho other man, who would
then sit in tlio draft, is in favor of
having the window closed! The
stupid faults of construction are pri
marily responsible for these incon
venioncos, but the Briton perpetu
ates them by refusing to attempt
anything in tho lino of concession
Nobody ever, or rarely ever, thiyiks
of anneal in o to a Miew (MMwgpiger V
, the fitness of things, and
they content, themselves with growl
ing at oneh other or else appealing
to the guard and talking ut each
other through that official
“1 saw a very amusing instance
of this while traveling on tho Great
Western ruilrcnd. I was one of two
passengers in a second class ear, the
other being a chunky, middlo aged
man, with a very red face, a stubby
iron gray mustache and tho bluest
necktie I over saw. At one station,
Bath, 1 think, a third passenger got
into our compartment. This was a
lady, also of middle age, as. prim,
chilly and severe as a now granito
gravestone in a snowstorm. Both
the gentleman and myself had boon
sitting wil l our backs to tho engine
and with tiio windows way down,
so that there was plenty of fresh air
for both of ns without our being in it.
“When the halyptd, in it was on
tho o'hr V. Mow’s end of the com
partm ; r i r.s ho did not attempt
tomovesh. , ■ red her parcels and
her e..ge i m-vst if on tho sent op
posite hi- ai : tho engine. As
sor > art-.'d tho wind
rt nearly hU w the tail
' -'!■ ’ Kho at
< -i mid nulled tho
who hid
i been watching her over the top of
his pai>er, instantly reached over
and let the window down. Out
streamed tho riblxms of her bonnot,
away spread the tail feathers of her
, parrot, and up flew tho window-
This sort of thing was kept up con
tinuously, with short intervals of
glaring at each other, but without
, word, until tho next station was
I reached.
“Tho fellow jammed the n.ndow
down—it happened to 1m? an up spell
—and yelled for tho guftrd
'“Look ’ere, guard,'h© cried, as
soon as that official presented hi.no
soli - , ‘ham l to be smothered todenth
because there ’apjiens to be a rbfetl
matic ole critter in 'ere who caunfc
bear a breath of fresh air?' t
“ ‘Mr. Guard,’ screamed tho lady,
‘there is no reason, even if Ir.m UU
protccted, why I should bo insulted
by a rougo fSteed brute.'
“Bo they went ni?it, hammer and
tongs, larrnpuig each other over
guard’s back, until the gentleman
knocked tho lady out by telling the
guard that he knew it was against
tho company’s rules to allow parrot*
in tho passengers'compartments imd
ttir iMr to uak*.M
inatautly took tho thing away, ill
that tint conductor wliisiierod to fno
lady; and Seizing tho iiarrot and par
eels.slio hurried away with him, ovi
dor.tly to some promised seclusion,
giving her late antagonists Parthian
shot as ho swopt out about ‘travel*
ing hogs. ’ It was the funniest thing
I ever saw'and certainly oould never
have happened anywhere outside of
an English railroad.”—New York
Sun.
Selecting Jnd|M.
Dr. Franklin thought that judge*
ought to lie apjiointod by lawyers,
for, added the shrewd man, in Soot
land, where this practice prevails,
they always select tho ablest mem
bor of tho profession, in order to get
rid of him and share his practio#
among themselves.—Green Bag.
llmiiMliij J-uvi*.
The lady wltaesi- h-,1 become quit#
picturesque in her testimony, and
the attorney hud called her dowu is
a way that hail made hor mail all
over ‘Confine yourself to facta, if
you please, madam, " ho said in con
clusion ‘ Very ’.veil," she replied
tartly; “you are no gentleman. How
does that striko you?"—London Tit-
Bits.