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>£jJE£Jtct They are lazy, trifling, and worse than that, they are vicious. They commit the most astrocious and outrageous crimes up on the defenseless and helpless. A day or two ago, a hard faced,. brutal lookin^ tramp visited a residence on the limits of the city, walked boldly to the piaza, where several ladies were sitting, and'de manded bread. He was under the im pression that they were alone, and ho would no doubt have insulted them, if there hadn’t fortunately happened to be a gentleman in the house, who came out and promptly ordered the tramp away. We are strong advocates of a vigorous policy towards the whole tramp tribe, aud hope to see it adopted. Dublin Gazette: One day last week Mr. Joe Pierce, a great fox hunter, broke his horse’s neck. The animal, in the ex citement of the chase, ran into a hole and, in the efiort to regain a firm foundation, stumbled over a log and threw him-ielf, his head catching under his body, killing him instantly Amekicus Recorder: Irwin county may now plume herself on the opening of another industry. Heretofore it has been believed that her soil was unsuited to peach culture. Apples of all varieties flourish there in abundance? We receiv ed from Messrs. Zac Bass and Barney Shivers, formerly citizens of Sumter, a collection of the finest apples and peaches we have seen this year. Savannah News: A mass meeting of the colored people is called to take place at Mclutire hall this evening, lGtli inst., under the auspices of the Rainbow Protec tive Association, for the purpose of devis ing additional measures to facilitate the raising of the requisite fund to employ assistant counsel for the solicitor general in the prosecution of the case against Thomas Golden, charged with the killing . of Sallie Moore. A neat sum has already ^people had sent clelcgates to that conven-1 been realized for the purpose, hut the tion to make a nomination, and that they association is desirous of obtaining the had no right to adjourn uutil that duty full amount as speedily as possible. We had been performed. I are requested to 3tate that an invitation is Mebi WETBEE ViMicator: The cot- “‘ended to white Citizens, who are so dis- tou crop of Meriwether was never better I P osed ’ a “ end the meeting, at this season of the year than it is now. I .Savannah News: Mr. W. Mumme, a Mr. Davidson told the writer over a week I young man who has been employed for ago that he had a half crop already ma-1 some time at the jewelry establishment of tured. A large crop, a good price for it I Mr. F. D. Jordan, died Saturday night at and Hancock President will place the I his boarding house, 132 State street, at country on the high road to prosperity. half past ten o’clock, after an illness of Albany Advertiser: We learn that a l.‘' vo days ; Tb ? deceased "'as a native of lady in Albany contemplates performing I Germany, and had been a resident of Sa- a feat more wonderful than Dr! Tanner’s? va . n " ab f ? r **» P 831 ‘*° years > but bad She proposes to go thirty days without relatives in tins country. He was about saying a word. j twenty-eight.yearsof age, Augusta yews: The first load of new THE GEORGIA PRESS. Valdosta Times: J. W. Willis has laid ou our table a stalk of corn with ten well developed ears. It is of the variety known as “little cob,” and Mr. Willis says will grow well on poor land. Mr. Cooper, of Brooks, says Willis raised it out of Mr. Whipple’s front passage. Oh! fie, Johu. Early County News: The anti-Col- quittites in the convention would tiy to make out that they had done a wonder fully magnanimous thing when they of fered to support any man the friends of Colquitt would name, except Colquitt himself. They overlooked the fact that the Colquitt delegates went there to rep resent the wishes of the people who sent them, and that without a want of fidelity to their trust they conld accept no such proposition. Thoua&yille Post; We advise home candidates not to invest in the Colquitt- Lester division’ in Atlanta, but to go to work to heal the breach. It is not a di vision upon principle, but upon personal ism, which will play out with the exhaus tion of personal animosity. Let us go forward as if nothin" had happened, and show the oveijoyed Radicals at the North that Southern Democrats, like Southern armies, can fight a battle without a gen eral. It is now of very little consequence who is governor, if Cliford Anderson is made attorney general, Albany Advertiser: M. S. G. McLen don, Thomas’ young statesman, though a strong Colquitt man, when he saw that to insist upon the nomination of his favorite would result in the disruption of the Dem ocratic pariy, in a patriotic speech, he gallantly battled for the preservation of the glorious old party, and offered to sac rifice his own personal preference for the sake of harmony. He claimed that the _ _ and was a re markably - robust, healthy looking young . , . . , , man, never previous to this last attack cotton was received this morning from I having been sick at any time within his Mrs. b. A. Lamar, m Beech Islaud, by I remembrance. His funeral took place Messrs. Dunbar A Sibley. Her sons are yes terday morning trom 132 State street, leading the planting interests on the other I 10 o’clock side of the river, and Dudley Lamar will I J, .. . . . be, if he is not already one of the laigest D F» LI ;f Gazette: There is a dog at planters in Carolina. The fimt instalment °“ r l « arU ‘ n S J:o . ,lSe ' vLlcb ? eems "gW *> was five bales. be affected by church services. But he „ mm mm ~ . _ I scarcely ever attends church or Sunday Cedartown Aucertiscr: Rev. A. J. I school except Sunday evenings, and then Battle, of Mercer L niversity, Macon, Ga., I attends regularly never missing a single preached at the I resbyterian church, last I time. There are two Sunday schools in Sunday and Sunday night, to very good j the same church, morning and evenin] congregations. f When the church bell rings he puts Atlanta Post: Y esterday evening I tbe most piteous howls, aud seems about five o’clock Martha Kanougbt, I deeply affected. whose residence was 167 Marietta street, I .... „ l, . died suddenly of heart disease. » o ™ m W - 4A1 . . I Hardwicke, m getting oil the up train 3Ir. Win. HarvelJ, one of Atlanta s o^l-1 w hii e j n motion, yesterday, narrowly es- est an 1 most respected citizens died yester-1 caped a very serious accident. Instead day morning at bis residence, No. 10 of stepping in the direction in which the Pratt street, at the advanced age of sev- J train was moving, lie got off the opposite enty-one years. His funeral will take j way, anil was thrown to the ground with place to-day. J bis leg directly under the car. A negro Augusta News: Mr. and Mrs. C. A. j standing near and seeing the perilous Nutting. of Macon, have a bevy of girls in I situation of the doctor, sprang to his res- cliarge in their mountain trip. The young | cue and saved him. ladies are Misses Coro and Clara Nutting, Tiie .Vonroe Advertiser feelingly asks: M|ssm Nettie and Flone Dunlap, and Which is the independent, Colquitt or Miss Fannie Greer. Macon sent five rep-1 Norwood; which has the support of resentative belles to the Swananoa, and I ma j 0 rily of the Democratic voters of the when they left for the \irgima Dluelgtate 0 S^ C n 0 !;,n^ C ni 0 n* Savannaii News: William Golf.n, - n^nProiw nX. wh^.,. Snl w “ a colored individual, who has been iiv- numerous palm when it comes to wwu- , jn tl , c house of ^ Ia IIaS!e , !n R J * on the Watcre road, a short distance from r, . Tlio omiU in I tbe city, was arrested Saturday on a war- tl,k i Cr °?? ™ rent issued by Magistrate Waring Rus- •was somewhat injured by the drouth and se ! l ’,'? r :’ < * a ’^ in S hi ™ ™ i \!j.. I {V alici , ou ? a full crop cut off; but with propitious i “ ■B**™ tbat ' v, » ,an } ,iaJ seasons there will bean immense cotton ® - , ar y n f S «r!?2!’ crop to cheer the farmers and cause them fied xi y tLe a f of H l az f 1 .‘° | leave. He vacated the premises, but the to forget the failures of last year. following day, it is asserted, returned to Rome Tribune: Several of our lacty I the place and destroyed a number of fine friends, who are house-keepers, have | young pear, peach and apple trees. The urged us to advocate the adoption of re- I evidence was conclusive, and William was ception hours for their visitors. The I committed by Magistrate Russell to jail, growth of our city is constantly increas-1 to away trial of the charge at a higher fng, the respective circles of friends and | court. acquaintances, and this, in connection Savannah News: Yesterday after- with the fact that the present scarcity of j noon the locality ot Barnard and Charl- servants, increases tlse cares ol house- I ton street lane was the scene of a lively keeping, and almost compels the adop- I fracas, which, of coarse, had the effect of tion of regular hours for social visits. We I bringing out a large congregation of the hope the suggestion will be discussed by I colored fraternity. It appears that a the ladies and some definite hours fixed I light mulatto woman, whose name we u ix> n - I did not leant, had her ire aroused against Athens Banner: We regret to learn a colored individual named John Parish, of the death of Capt. Edmund Walker, I and, encountering him near the comer of one of the oldest and most respected citi- I the streets named, drew her little revolver, zens of Morgan county, and father of Mis. and presenting it to his head, pulled the W. H. Newton, of our city. He was m trigger. The cap snapped, and John the eiglity-fifth year of his age. We I narrowly escaped having his caput per- learned the news of his.death by a tele- forated. With a silent prayer of thank- grain received here yesterday. I fulness for that bad cap, John snatched Indian Spbings Argus: Col. V. H. J the pistol from the woman and vigorously Powers and Maj. M. T. Freeman, two of slapped her face, ne then walked oil; those irrepressible P. O. B’s., of Macon, | followed by the admiring glances of the are at that popular house, the McIntosh, I crowd. There were no arrests. S and playing havoc with the hearts of the Monroe Advertiser: Immediately af- yonug ladies. I ter the adjournment of the convention the Atlanta Post: On Friday last at 3S0 j minority held a meeting. Hon. Thomas Decatur street, of neuralgia of the bowels, I Norwood was called to the chair. A Mrs. Mary A. Reed, at the advanced age i committee of nine, with the chairman at of seventy-six yearn. Her remains were the head, was appointed to prepare an deposited in the family burying grounds I address to to the people. The night ses- at Macedonia, in DeKalb county, yester- sion was attended by a large crowd of '‘ay- , spectators. Judge Lyon ottered a report. Monroe Advertiser: Col. S. G. Sim- I the substance of which was that a com mons, of Americas, will stump the third mittee of one from each congressional district for Norwood. The Colonel, we j district and two from the State at large fear, is digging his political grave. be appointed to select a candidate for Augusta Sews: The many friends of I governor. After several severe and bitter Mr. J. D. Colvert, the popular instructor | speeches from some of the members of the of the Sibley grammar school, will be minority the meeting adjourned. The pained to .earn of his very serious and I committee appointed to select a candidate stiildeu illness. An attack of something [ have chosen the Hon. Thos. Norwood, like cholera, a night or so since, has and he has accepted, • resulted in the greatest fears for liis life, The minority first asked Dr. Felton to and he is now lying in a very critical con- I be their candidate but he declined. The dition. • j doctor thinks there is a great deal better Dublin Gazette: For the cotton crops, chance of being elected Congressman the rain has been rather too much, hut Ilian governor. It is reported that the cane, peas and potatoes were never better. | committee solicited the Hon. A. H. The cane crops promise to be uncommon- I Stephens to run, but that he positively re ly fine, and the potato crop Is equally so, fused to accept. Mr. Stephens cannot «- both the sweet and Irish. The farmer I give up his life-term lease as Congress- then is whole-footed as to something to j man from the eighth district. Mr. Nor- eat. He can make out for one year at wood has accepted, and we are of the any rate, on syrup, peas and potatoes. I opinion ll.at he ha3 or will commit polit- He can make, too, his owii sugar. Hence, | ical suicide. it will he seen that he only lacks a little LeConte Pears—Amencus Recorder: bread and meat, and if he has a good po- Mr. W. W. Thompson, of Lee county, tato and pea crop, there will be no diifl-1 will accept our thanks for a number of culty in fattening his hogs. The farmer delicious pears ol the above variety. Mr. must look for a little price for a little I Thompson is one of the most enterprising for his cotton. If you never soar you I citizens of his county, and wisely docs can’t fall. I not depend upon cotton solely for reve-. Griffin Sun : As will be seen by <j wns tbo controlling interest in Judge Hall’s card in this issue, he has d<J- ‘he Varnadoe orchard, of 1 homas county, clined to stand for the Senate, and now I started another orchard in Lee. so far as we know, Col. Boynton has no Mr ’ Thompson est.matcs the yield of an opposition. He is a popular gentleman, a ^ f H** P“» a ‘ P re f ut rates " or t h able lawyer, and will make a good sena- T, l0S0 wishing to communicate tor if elected. Judge Hall has been elect- t w . ltb Mr. T. on the subject, can address ed the Hancock and English elector for I b, 9? at Leesouig. this district, which is a very complimcnta-1 , ^ AV-A ^ XAn : ^ bout n00I J yes* rv position. terday George Darkness, a colored man * » n ■ n ... . , who worked a small farm on his own ac- 1 V 1 ' ?°” stan<1 a count, on tlie Louisville road, seven miles before the people, not as the standard j f, om ^j ie wa3 found dead ill liis bed bearer of the Democratic party, not as j jjy a vvotnan named Maria Iteed^ who their nominee, but as the man who start- went t0 ca n i, im . T Iie deceased had re ed out o run the race though at whatever tired to bed as usual, and in good health, cost to himself, totho party, and to the the , >n; vious night, and though not at stat0 * I breakfast, nothing strange was thought of Conyers Examiner. The granite be- J it, the supposition being that he was at ing quarried at this place, is said to be of work in the field. His uon-appearance at finer quality than either Stone Mountain dinner caused a search for him, and lie or Lithonia. granite. j was found as above stated. An inquest Ameiucus Recorder: The unsightly I was held yesterday afternoon by Dr. Shef- culcli at the intersection of Hampton and I tall, and' a verdict of death from heart U"heeler streets near the depot, is being I disease was rendered, graded and leveled and ere long, what Rome Courier: We notice from the was'a pitfall, win he converted Into a I last issue of the Tribune that Mr. T. E. sloping plain. Mayor Felder has now I Ilaubury gives notice that liis “editorial twenty hands employed upon tlie work. I labors will cease until further notico.” ' ipt.itao .lQa the part oftMSonlbwestem I During his connection with the Tribune Lil. roa ’ ha- compiled with his agreement, | Mr. IL has made it a good paper, and we and erected a magnificent sewer anJ d.-ainp'pi. The work Is a splendid pleee - ’ masonry, and c'-st fully a thousand t 1 liars. Geiffix .Veuw: We are inclined to ’ -■'Hove that the true policy lu the truat- nunt of tlie average tramp, is that of flx- t w.uhiation. It is wrong to staff them ■. i.ii cold meat and iogive them old cloth ing. They a e not grateful. They ate tramps from choice, aud not of necessity. NORWOOD MEETING. music; can he taken into our bodies, it must he dissolved in the fluid of the stomach. „ . Therefore, bo sure that the water you I ■* n Organization Effected. I A Few Summer Reflections, drink is pure. Wo hope our city fathers I Last night in obedience to with the I We do not propose to quote that old 1°^ ma de through the columns of the j passage about music soothing the savage totogww to furnish the city with pure I Telegraph and Messenger, a meet- k reast ; it has become so stale that it has .Augusta Chronicle: Hon. T. 2J. I i°g was held at the court house for the I i 0 st its charm as well as its efficacy. In Norwood is “maintaining,” so ho says, purpose of organizing a Norwood club f a( jt it was a lie from the start. There “the rights of the people.” He should be and electing an executive committee. j oe3 not live the man who has seen a sav- right^ataii, the effort Is not for the peo- The ob j ect oftbe “ eetin S"' as announc- age breast soothed by music, unless the pie but a small fraction of malcontents. I edhyMr. S. H. Jemison, and on motion, term is Western slang for whisky. In The majority will save Mr. Norwood the Mr. Thos. C. Hendricks was elected truth, nobody ever saw a breast of any temoon Mr. John Ryan, an old Irish citi- secretar y- stand why people persist in making the zen, died at the residence of Justic McCa- I The meeting then proceeded to the I iJjjq which means nothing, a vehiclo for hey. Mr. Ryan has resided in Columbus the election of an executive committee, something they do not mean. So much for many years, but was known to but with the following result: r or music and the savage breast few. He was about ninety-eight years of D tt> jj „ . „ lor lruslc anu Ulc sava o e urease, age. I ^ irsl * wara—R. J. Reddy, Pat Peyton, 1 Music Las a Ligher mission than to Savannah News: On Saturday night I anii G * Conner. I s00 th; it has, in fact, no soothing mission Moses Pinckney and another colored man, Second ward—W. A. Wylie, Jim D. I whatever; that which does not inspire whose name has not been ascertained, I Schofield, John McGoolrick. j depresses, and there is no middle ground were drowned in the Savannah nveratl Third ward—P T Bartmm DR .. . . ** Gibbons’ plantation, where they were em- L AniM t'- upon which the soul may slumber peace- ployed. They got into a small boat to go I *> ones » and Willis h. I nee. fully. Music either inspires you to lofty to another plantation, opposite Gibbons’, Fourth ward—O. N. Dana, T. D. Tins- thoughts, fancies and desires, or compels when, by some means, the craft was cap- ley, and Alex. Reynolds. yoa t0 stand at the window and cb un k sized, anil both of them iirecipitated into -rr;™,.:n Q „„,i xr >r I J auu the river, with tlie fatal result already Vmeville and city at large—N. M. the organ grinder’s monkey back upon stated. Moses Pinckney’s body was re-1 Hodgkins, A. G. Butts, C. C. Smith. the semi-paralyzed instmment that in- covered, hut that of his companion has On motion of Mr. James Nelson, Mr. spires bim, or engage the school girl into ■«« *». day afternoon, and a verdict of deatli by Maco “> was Placed upon the first ward bang the piano once too often. While accidental drowning was rendered. I committee. I music can inspire man to glorious action, BuRGLARY.-Newnan Herald: On On moUon of Mr. S. B. Price, the mem- it ca n also tempt him to crime, Messrafllroonf & So-o^insfadjotaing the I ^ 6 **^? > * ceut *^ 1 were made I Proba bi y the most general accom First National bank of this city, was en-1 members of the, local commit- plishment is music in some grade tered through the front door, and money I tee » and the chairman of the ward com- or other; from the divine violin down to the amount of about thirty dollars and mitteej, ex-officio, members of the central t0 the hum ble diin, everything some goods stolen. The thief or thieves | committee I , . I 3 , made three ineffectual trials at the back “ , . I seems to conspire to furnish music part of the building to enter the store. The ^ war0 no speeches made, otber O f some description, and it is a remarka- They then came round to the front and I than of a few impromptu remarks from ..... , . with a large and strong iron-handled Mr. Jemison upon the situation and the bl , “ f “ l ™ . , P . * 3 * lla P t ’ chisel, succeeded in prizing open Um» I nmmniir , i .i.™ i. j— front door. They were evidently after I ? ‘ money, and when tliey got what they I a.he executive committee was called, to wanted, they left the store and contents I meet at the office of Capt. A. G. Butts undisturbed, with the exception of a this afternoon, at 5 o’clock. offconveniently? 3 Wl “ Cl1 ^ ^ Thc 1011 was signed Ajiericus Recorder: We"regret to I b y fi uite a number. There were fifty-six learn that Mr. R. F. Wiggins, of Schley I present at the meeting, county, was thrown from his buggy last Friday evening and seriously hurt.’ Mr. Wiggins, in company with ' a friend, was returning home from Americus, and when in a half mile of home his mule took fright and ran away, throwing Mr. Wig- that there is no branch of the art that does not have its admirer; the street bango has its thousands, the lordly cornet its ten thousands, while tlie rattlc-tat-bang of the piano is actually taught in colleges, and by professors whose nerves are imper- rishahle. The solemn frog’s bassoon, ere i; is half tuned up, sets all the pond a jeroaking. A mosquito sails into the win dow, and before liis soprano monotone falls on his victim’s ear, a dozen compan- admirers; there is one at this writing, just beyond the range of our ar- tilleiy, whichj's oflimited bore—the artil lery—or else, perhaps, it—the accordeon— would have one admirer less. We can see him in the dim moonlight, a veritable fiend, crouched across the way—Mephis- Snillcs for tbo Better Halves. A bosom friend—The baby. The tied of life—The married ones. Mrs. Kane presented her husband with I I0ns > already over-fed, drop from the walls gins out of the buggy against - some hard J a gold headed kane. It is a girl, aud has just to hear themselves sing. substance. Saturday morning he was I „olden hair. I There has been more chin music over harereceived no' fater intelligence. C * | Shore Ali has 860 wives. His affair I‘he front gate than Carter had oats. Yet, Milledgeville Recorder: Delegates witb England, therefore, is only a change ‘he law has never prohibited it because to future State conventions where the two- of battle field. I no complaints have ever been entered. ‘ b ‘^ ™J e isi to’Predominate willbeaptto spike3 is nnder the i mpressi011 t b at the Even tbe home, y and bomcsick accordeon tccl the pulse of their pockets, &n(l COU- J _T « « .. I has its a/lmimra • flmm ia Ann At tlvia sider the size of their grip satdiels before reasou ^oah s wife was not named Ann 1 they accept the honor of an appointment, was for fear it might lead to Ann-arky. Augusta Chronicle: The minority A man who bought a box of cigare, have in their ranks many able, excellent, ... rnil ’ high-toned and honorable gentlemen, but I wben as ^ cd " ba ‘ ‘ be y were , replied, they are mssied and will be defeated. I “Tickets for a course of lectures from my Tho voice ofthe people will not endorse | wife.” them in their personal warfare upon Gov. Colquitt. Thev mav as wi»ll hnv thAii mourning RoiiE Tnoune: wereceivea news yes-1 terday of tlie death of that prominent and I little longer!” ffiSClflSS ^“Poo-la ffiat won’t woric both residence in that county on Weduesday I wa ys. A Milwaukee girl married a bar- niglit last, at an advanced age. Col. j her and he turned out to be a rich baron | Johnson was one of the old pioneers of j in disguise. North Georgia, and was prominently con- * ° ,. pfln nected with the politics aud business in- I A T t ‘ e ,Y a - has been derived bj a \\ al- tercsts of this section for many years, j ^ Dills man to keep his wife at home. This announcement of his death will bo j He has a horrid mouse on top of the box heard with repet by sympathizing friends I containing her latest bonnet, all over Floyd county. . ... ° . , , . , For unadulterated iutolerance and die- A Mlssourl wotnau kce P 3 U P a bar ,n tation,wc commend the following, from her bouse for ber busbaud to P a ‘ronize, the Albany Advertiser: and in tbis wa y kee P 3 bim a ‘ bomc » be * There arc some few awfully flimsy h^es getting all his money, floppy country newspapers in'Georgia, I Truly conscientious: “Are yon asleep, neutral in all things, and outspoken in | dearest ?” T P ersolla ‘ wana Fp «w. . Young housewife-’ “AVhat miserable ^ uul;ucu ‘ u ' ruM ourning atire “ W bU> ' ^ Uttle eggs again! You really ml toil W f aitin f Rome Tribune. We received news yes- them, Jane, to let the hens sit on them a would Wlit ® a book! ? h ’ tbat bad a rdav of the nTtfeat nmTninpnt and I liitia iammm.hi |-mortar, a Krupp, a gat] ing gun. Oh— hut words are tame. Catoosn Penciling. Catoosa is booming, having over two hundred guests, and more coming every day. The most popular places on the grounds are the ball-room and ten-pin alley. The beau of the Springs has never known but one rival, and he was a Ches terfield in manners, and an Adonis in form. Misses Annie Pace and Pansie Shelby, the belles of Covington, are spending the summer here, and are universally ad mired. . Messrs. Hertz and Waxelbaura, with . . Yes, mamma, and the doc-1 their families, are stayiug at Catoosa Uu- uothing, until their masters, a couple of I *o r particularly said that I needn’t be I ring the summer months. like sheen Lft?r^the'bell-wether 11 thev fall wakfid t0 take “y medicine.” ^any hearts were made sad by the de- wS ifeS. yS MSZSSS t3 S! Tte or the ycoold tab, for “J S gin to howl forth opinions manufactured its maternal ancestor is second only to its I men at thc springs, lor them. They have no opinion of their I ecstatic admiration for the fathomless I “B« W. Wrenn’s boys” enlivened, the ' Ih T fomm J^onirn kitchen cost hod with the locality will remember that the A girl says that when she dies she I atteiided, ami all were pleased. Locust Hill colored Baptist church, situ-1 desires to have tobacco planted over her I Mr. Willie Mitchell, who has just grad city, grave, that the weed, nourished by her wated at Emory, is here, and a kind was set on fire and burned to the ground . . . . , . T1 1 hearted lady was surprised to find that he tome months ago. It was again set on bod y> ma y be chewed by lier bereaved W as t r av e lip g alone, and that his motlier fire Sunday mght and met with a similar I lovers. I wou j d a ]] ow it. He is prepared for any late. It was the work of an incendiary, I “Isn’t my photograph excellent ?” said a I emergency, having a pistol and two rifles, outrageou^deed! 1,0 perpetrated sucb an young wife to her husband. “Well, my ^ y oun S lady testifies his “muscles are as The ML Olive colored Baptist associa- dear,” replied lie, “there’s a little too j^nie Yillepiguo came up and tion waste have been held in that I much repose about the mouth for it to be spent the day on Saturday, and, as usual, chureh commencing next Friday and con- I natural.” I made many friends. She is visiting in tC'h^uso'&rateY Gicir^^aiXTthe olJ l ad y «cently directed the atten- 2^’‘ D t0 566 L ° W the Betliel church, of which Rev. C. C. Willis tl0n of hor Imsband to a pair of twins, re- TIie dark side °' f tlie ll0tel is very is pastor, very kindly tendered them the marking as she did so, “How much these I noticeably tlie most popular part. The i a j 11 .. » w .* l 1 j c J 1 accepted, t wo children do look alike, especially the I proprietor very kindly allows no lamps to and ‘ bea «*‘" ion will be held in Bethel one ^ „ ’ 1 J I be placed on that. side, churen commencing next Friday. I y . _ , , I An Auguste belle is one of a very few It is a most wretched and reckless I “Our Gentlemen Friends”is the name I w i 10 object to moonlight nights, scamp who would burn a church, and de- of a play that is likely to prove “all the Lieutenant Hubert, of Cedar Town,.a serves all the punishment that the law | ra g e »> j n Xew Yoik next season. It is | recent graduate of West Point, spends trust tliat tlie short rest, which a local paragraph in the same issue of tlie Tri bune stales that he will take, * ill so’ in vigorate him that lie may lie able to enter the approaching campaign with renewed vigor. • --: i i- Mir.LEDasYn.LR Recorder: Mora dis eases are caused hy drinking impure wa ter than are brought upon us by poor food. Water forms three-quarters or onr weight, and before any pa. t ut our food 1 Bouncing the Southern people. can inflict. Oun Fair.—Talbotton Register: This is an important enterprise to the people of Talbot county. Let eveiybody bear in mind the importance of having a full ex hibit in all departments of our industry. This will not only reflect oar enterprise, but engender a spirit of competition among our planters, which will result in from the Geiman oi Duffek. much of his time showing the young la. dies the different salutes—military sa lutes of course. Miss Eula Felton, who has many friends in Macon, has been here for weeks and has Foundling*. Of all blessings, ladies are tho sooth- inS » eS xr , .. „ | many admirers. A certain Macon vonng A New York mother has twenty-five man in the hardware business had better children, all girls. The display of strip-1 come up and look after his interests, among our piamers, wnicn win result in I d , . ° wasliHne must bo ox- The most pleasant way of coniine down The reason a young man and a young I distance and grab a tree; tlie young S ]ady in S fits of depression and abstraction, J tb ° f atal bl °w, or tbat some petty sp-te . ... I 1 .. J . .P .. .... .... .. .. I numsl t mntlipr liavo lod liim nn. Tint. and better ment. ______ ___ m known and recognized as one J i ady talk so long across a gate, is because I follows and is “caught on the*fly.Scv- is firs? ssras^iyisss! *««•>- ~ -*»s. — =a3»-—- w- .«• gence of her citizoiis and tlie progress of «od took his softest clay and ins purest n is3 L aura jvii SO n, of Augusta, we re- her agriculture. Let us more than ever colors, and made a fragile jewel, myste-1 gret to say, lias been confined to her exhibition of^llotwtern,, L^eh^S rious and c “S~‘ ba “nger of a wo- fatba ™ garden products. The fair will open Tb ° d “» a "' okc . a " d a ‘ ‘ b e end ggSgjgJUnUy M fiJSS October 26tl. and continue four days, of that rosy finger, put a-nail. and Ler m8ny friend 3 hope to welcome The premium list now being printed is I a man who had sixty-five dollars stolen I her out in a few days. eXhi I hite an LTev , erX familv^nth^tounte frombim>rcceivedfromtbe ‘ b ‘cf the fol- Among the young ladies here, besides sssatsffiB&asssafSi display, so that the lists may be full and morse naws at my consnens, and I send Atlanta; Misses Jackson, of New Orleans- comprehensive. -j you some of it back. When remorse naws ] Misses Lena Shumakc and May Bell Mr. J. D. Calvert, of Augusta, Gd., I again, I’ll send you some more.” I *** 1 &YLVA5IA Telephone: Cotton picking I a brass band, composed of members of I ford I’utnain, Grifliin has commenced in good earnest in this that company, and will henceforth “toot I Miss Barne3, the editress of tlie Acan- tbXt n he wm r stert"hh SSuSw^™ 3 ^ ‘heirown horns.”-SouMerner and Appeal. j 3 ™‘| n S up Catoosa for one of the he will start his e .n this week. | A gt> ^ ]ady ^ Lad ^ Atlanta^a.lies. fahe is quite popular with three seminaries, tried to send a hand- j The most popular gentleman at the box by telegraph tho other day. j springs is Prof. Agostini, the genial danc- An Irishman says he sees no reason * * n 8- ln **t*r. BY HIS OWN HAND. j A FIEND IN HUMAN SHAPE. Hr. Bright Lundy Ends His Life. I Early Tiiesday morning a messenger I A ?** e * roBo J rSto “«w» child to Death, rode into the city and informed the rela- Monday, our neighboring town Cullo- tives of Mr. Bright Lundy, that he had den was tb rewn into a state of intense ex- killed himself at his father’s place, about I c “ ement > b Y ‘ be discoveiy of the most dia- six miles and a half from Macon. The bobcal murder ever perpetrated in Geor- news soon spread throughout the city, I ® !a ’ ^ be murderer is a negro boy, by for the young man was well known here tbe name of Clayton Hillsman, eleven and universally respected. years of age; tho victim a bright three- The news coming to the ear of a Tele- y ear *°M s °n of Dr. Gray Hillsman. graph reporter, he immediately repaired . 0n tbe da Y mentioned, Dr. Hillsman be- to the scene of the tragedy, which is a I ln ^ absent home, the family dined pleasantly located farm house In the up- ?2.2 be ,J3Ua * bour > one o’clock, and Mis. per portion of Bibb county, and the resi- j Millsman, as is her custom, lay down for dence of Judge Lundy. Ian afternoon nap, leaving in the dining Upon the grounds we found many I ™ 0IU ber b “‘ e hoy, in charge of Clay- iriends of the deceased and his family I v0I1, tbe ne S ro - "’as the last time she assembled, conversing in subdued tones eve . r . saw ‘ bo b °y abve —‘he bright, over the sad affair, which had come upon I sin ih’ng face was soon to be scaired and a happy family, as a bolt from a cioudless j brokeu b >' tbe ban(1 left ‘o care for him. sky. A few minutes after our arrival, j ‘ bree o’clock Mrs. Hillsman came Coroner Chapman rode up, and impan-1 out and ‘” or ber b °y> Clayton was in nelling a jury from among the bystant’.ers, I tbe ba ck-yard and replied, “He s round in proceeded to investigate the case. The ‘ be front yard playing with ‘lie flowers.” jury Were Messrs. J. W. Myrick, R. E. G ° mg to tbe front door sbe called, but in Bowman, T. D. Ousley, H. L. Howard, I Tain ’ Sbe tben scnt across 010 street to C. J. McElroy, A. O. Smith, A. H. Nor ris, W. B. Davis, J. E. J. Frank, M. B. Ousley, E. W. Howard and H. S. Ed wards. The first witness called was Dr. Lee THE RETURN OF BELISABIUh. BRET HAUTE IN THE PARISIAN. S ° rOU loXr baCk fr0m y0Ur travcls > 0,d fcl- “1 a ‘welvemonth ago; You ve hobnobbed with Louis Napoleon Eugenie, and kissed the Pope’s toe ’ By jove! ft is Perfectly stunning, v^» < i" ndlns ’ and a11 ‘ b at you know: 1 In a ^° u ^ 83 y° u lef ‘ ‘hem la Jlua Fiat a twelvemonth ago. The hoys!—They’re all right!—Oh! Dick Ashley, TT?± b -i ed somewhere in the snow; HAndaSriS* tbeSu l ra mit last winter, v- Ana Bob has a hard row to hoe. rSSdSvf w S 8 0t tbe cons umption? Dear me! that was six months ago. 1 S Ai t | a i 1 J° Ur ,°^ tland!3b letters, Ti^i 1 i St ? mped , by some foreign P. O 1 b r£? d ? d ,myself to Miss Man- ’ Iliat sketch of a famous chateau Tom Saunders is living at ’Frisco—^ Vml'n 5 ^ tbat be cuts 9 u *‘e a show. Y ou didn t meet Eucher-deck Billy Anywhere on your road to Cairo ? So you thought of tbe rusty old cabin, * ^i \ e bl _ n , es > and the vailev below, And heard the North Fork* of the Yuba, S 2°?n on tbo bank3 of ‘he To? Tuas just like your romance, old fel- low; But now there is standing a row, °f stores on the site ofthe cabin, That you lived in a twelvemonth ago. Btit its jolly to see you old fellow— To think it’s a twelvemonth ago! And you have seen Louis Napollon, And look like a Johnny Crapaud. Come In. You will surely see Mary, You know we are married? What, Oh, ay! I forgot there was something Between you a twelvemonth ago. OUR TRADE ISSUE. Something Entirely New ior Adverti sers. On the 13th of September next, we will fifth I to lel1 con fl ict i n S stories about his actions I publish a magnificent trade issue, for the Dr. LeSeur’s house, where the little fel- | low was accustomed to play, and received I word that the boy had been over there with Clayton, but had left an hour ago. After searching the yard the mother Holt, who, sworn, testified that early in I p ecame alarmed and sent up town to see the morning, about ten o’clock, a messen-1 ^ perhaps he had not wandered away, ger came after him to go up to Judge I bu ‘ 110 one bad seen him, and the neigb- Lundy’s; that when he reached the house I bors soon began to assemble around the ho went immediately to thc stable, where I a ‘ most frantic lady, and a shadow of Mr. Bright Lundy lay, and found him up- some fri S btful tragedy seemed to hover on his back, having apparently shot him- I orer all* Who can realize the horror ofthe self and fallen back, his head lodging un-1 suspense, during which tlie well was derhishat, which was tipped over the I ^SSed and the premises scoured by the face; that he tore open his shirt, aud I assembled friends and relatives, made an examination of the wound, and 11 soon transpired that the child, ac- found it was a pistol shot, which had pen- I coBJpanied by the negro, had returned etrated the region ofthe heart, about two bo “e-not by the usual way-hut through inches below the left nipple, toward | LeSeur ’ 8 stable yard > and tbo boy be S a n the breast bone, between the and sixth ribs; that after tbat he and routes. benefit of the advertising public. The out in the horse-trough, with his hat-over I his face. He was dead. Saw the pistol J and carried it to the house; [ belonged to his father. Bright was not at the breakfast table; I saw nothing which could throw any light I Fina lly. after a thorough search, one of old beaten track along winch the trade is- on the case; that the wound must have | tbe S entlem e n entered the cotton patch sues of the past have trod, will beforsa- produced almost instant death; that soine I and approached an old n ell which had j ken, and the city editor will present a one else could have committed the deed, b< * en filled u ?> but bad sunk until 5t n07el and nffique extra issue of the Tele- but all the evidence pointed to a suicide. about tbrce feet dee P’ nere be 081116 U P* p RAPlr - AS ' D Messenger, doubling the Did not see the pistol; it had been re- on tbe litt,e f6llow ’ s wb ’P and a fi 2> that journal, to make room for the advertise- moved. Tho body was in the horse- be bad brou S bt from across the street, j ments. That this issue may be a sur- trougb. I B6okin S into the old well, he saw nothing prise to the public, a description of its Lucian Lundy, sworn, testified that 1 at first but rauk S r0 "' ln S to tbe tel 1 .1 P lan win not be given, but it will be left Cornelius (a negro) had told him of find- but tbe next ins ‘ant he caught sight of to speak for itself. Sufficient to say, that ing Bright in the stable, ffnd went imme- blood upon 1110 wa lls. Springing for the day named, the circulation of the diately to the spot. Found him stretched int0 tbo & ba found ‘be. body of I paper will be nearly doubled, and the the boy, half hid under a cave, trade issue will contain plenty of fun and Others had reached the spot, and instruction. Mrs. Hillsman standing at the fence, It will circulate in every portion of the near at hand, had just raised herself to I State, and be so arranged that it will he look over, when before her eyes, the body I read by every person into whose hands it don’t know of his having had a difficulty I of ber son > bathed in blood, was drawn falls. For merchants, craftsmen, proles- witli anyone. from its hiding place. Tender hands con- I sionals, and tradesmen, it will furnish Judge Lundy testified that he had con- veyed k ‘° tbe bouse aad an examination such an opportunity for advertising as has versed with Bright the night before, until was bad ’ Tbere " ere above eacb eye never before been 61 h° y ed in this city. 11 o’clock; that lie seemed much depressed and about tho face Sbastl y wounds, and Tho rates will be moderate, and the ad- and very nervous. He had been in that tbe back of tbe bead was Crushed in - vertisements prepared as lccals, if so de condition since the Saturday previous. He ^ tbo D ^ ro was not kn,ed u P° n tba sired frCG of extra charge. Every*atten- liad been in business in Hawkinsville, and u0 one knows - An examination of tion will be paid to details, had not had good luck there, and was bis clo ‘ bes showed blood upon them, aud We desire in this issue to place before much worried. 3 ’ splotches on his face. " the trading and employing world, the en- Deceascd had an opening in Hawkins- the NEGRO’S statement. tire business of Macon', and in such an at- vil’.e, and wanted him to -o down to set- Confronted with tho evidence of liis tractive manner that it will be bound to tie some aflairs, but that he thought best S«H‘, Clayton partially confessed. He be efficacious, not to go, and told him he would go to 3t ^ dtbat | b ® was in tbe P alcb P layln S 0 pr Dramatic Prospect*. Macon in the morning with him, where J "'“ b ‘ bo child, when another boy came jracon will net be left in the lurch, ho had business promised to him. (The m ’ tbat tbl3 otbor boy stn ‘^,‘ bo . cbild theatrically speaking, this year. Nearly all Hawkinsville store had been closed.) over tbo eye Wltb arac k and killed it, end 0 f our old friends are coming back to When I prepared to retire, he went tbat tbey tben ‘ brew bim m ‘ be wel1 ani1 see us again, and new ones, attracted by round to the rear of my room, where 11 tbea l tbre "’ rocks at 1:1111 ’ 3' Iu3 story is ‘he success of all othere, are booked for saw him walking to and fro. I told him probably tbe true explanation of the af- t j, is p 0 i nt _ -fi, e c jty is professionally re- to go to bed and sleep, but he said he j falr ’ 83 far as tbe actua > death scene-is ga rded as A number one, and did it pos- could not sleep. He remarked after a concerae(b but tbere can be 110 doubt but sess a large and first-class opera house, while, however, *1 won’t keep you up> » tba $ Clayton was the only one present; we wou j d b e overwhelmed with good and went off to his room. At sunrise this I and ‘ bat be a \ one ‘ a fi‘cted the wounds. shows. morning I got up; he was up and came T1 , 1C 5 rirae ’ il seeia3 > wa f committed by 1 T!le s i 10vvr this year comes in Sep- round to where I was, leaning against the j 8 lad el6V6n years old, and therefore with- tember, under the name of the Big gangway which lead to the kitchen, j 111 tbe Imiit which the law establishes. I p- our- (yhether or not the trained dog and in answer to my question, said ^ 08,1 be tr, ® d ’ se “ tenced and bun °» but continues to be the star of the troupe, wc he had not slept much. I went ,l 13 doublfu J !f 3ucb a sentence T° uldbe are not infonned, but is presumably so. In with my youngest son down to the spring, cxecutcd ‘ Stl 1 year3 aS°> a child nine October we will have Miss Adele Belgarde, 150 yards off, and while there heard a pis | years of age was hung in England, it l>e- j a nevv - and ch an ning tol shot, but remarked that it was somo distance off. It did not occur to me that !■ .... . . - —- j-— a visitor, but one | ing proven that he had committed mur- Lwith an extended fame and a good troupe. I de u r ’ and afterwards secreted himself. I Xorembern&n in Madame Rente’s cei- Bright might have shot himself, knowing court uQid that in hiding, he showed e brated few clotlies troupe, reinforced this how happily he was situated at home. . “ e kncw tke difference between J year p au n nQ Markham. This troupe My suspicions were aroused by his not I an< ^ wron 2 and was liable. In this y ear> an( j picture ofthe coming to breakfast, and I searched for I bistancc tbe negr0 n0 ‘ on ' y concealed I long line of baldheaded gents in the front him in every direction. Was in the road I lbe body > bu ‘ trumped up a story, and as roW) w itb spectacles hooked behind their when I heard screams at the house, and I was a ^ envards sbowr |i fofo tbe patcli hj care, is one of the most ludicrous which returned to find him dead in the stable. w alkb igI entirely on his heals, and step- llatlS3 on memory’s wall. Then comes Have no doubt but that ho shot himself I P 1U S under cotton plants, in order to con- F ord) w ;th his galaxy of stars, _ in a play while laboring under a fit of mental ah-1 ceal bis tracks - not announced, and Mrs. Oates’, in opera erration. The pistol was mine, and lay ,;' bat P rom P . tbo deed no onc can bouffe, the prime Southern favorite, who, upon my wardrobe. It was loaded last Tbe “ e S ro “ tbe son of a woman, though neglecting us last year, is by no March. He knew where it was, and prob-1 who killed twoof her own children, and means forgotten, and Thomas \V. Keene, ably slipped inside and got it as I went to I be bl “ self choked his victim only.a short I w belher or not him who played Cassius, the spring.” I ‘ lme Slnce - k may be ‘ ba ‘ tbe % itself, 1 10 B an g» a .Julius Ctesar, we are not in- Judge Lundy testified to his son’s bav- beldby l tb ® cbild > i f I1 ' lredbim 10 slrlke formed. j the fatal blow, or that some petty sp*te | December brings out the Zaretta Opera during which he would talk to himself. 1 a 3 a ’ ns t thc motlier have led iiim on. But I Company, a troupe we know nothing of, The first cause he thought was from in- I theweight of circumstantial evidence is j followed by Macauley, as Uncle Daniel, juries received by being thrown from a j ‘°"’ ar ' 1 tbo belief _ that ho led the child to j n Messenger from Jarvis’ Station, buggy three times; In two instances liis I tbe sbot ’ wbicb 13 situated In a rank Then comes Pat Rooney, another new head was badly hurt, once tlie skull was ^owth of cotton, and there deliberately name on our hoards, followed by tho fractured and a piece ol hone extracted. I carried out a preconceived plot to kill. American favorites, Robson & Crane, Since his failure at Hawkinsville these P y reference to the diagram a full I presenting probably the best show of tho fits of depression had returned to him. I ldea ‘ be locab ‘ y may be bad ’ I season, Tho night previous he had talked much I 0 Macon mid Brunswick Railroad. wh, „ .tauia not bo .Itacd to be-1 The engineers to survey the route for an extension of the Macon and Bruns wick railroad will reach this city in about I come medical men. j the hotel. Most of the guests preferred ten days, rents for the use of tho sur- I Henry Godnose Bailey is the name of a remaining at home and but few attended, veyore doing tho work have already been I boy in Springfield, O. If we were your I Evcr y one leaves Catoosa with many ordered. Mules and wagons will be pur- parent, Henry Godnose, we would knock mpular resort.° think U l0 “ S b ° chased here. yolir middle name out of you. I * Maconite. Three, and possibly # fonr routes will be I Don’t think because you have a scold-1 - ., , surveyed—one ruuning to Social Circle, ! ing wife, you should liquor. I Apiioliitnient, one to Covington and one direct to At- a Sacramento woman employed an ar- Wo learn that Mr. H. S. Haines, presi lanta. it is undecided yet whether’the j list to enamel Ler from head to foot. It dent and chief engineer of the new rail- Kidge or River route to Atlanta will be was a costly job, and took three days to road from WayCross, on the Savannah, It is possible that both will dry. As soon as the enamel was laid on, Florida and Western railroad, and Jack- bc surveyed clear through. The party her daughter eloped frith a forbidden lov- sonville, Florida, has appointed Col. Her. will be engaged several months. er, and it was seventy-twohoursbefororyM.Drane,recentlyconnectedwiththe- Tiie new road from Waycross, it is the old lady was hard enough to stand Macon and Brunswick railroad, to the thought, will be completed by January, at np. This excels anything in ttRtrav of I nn . tt ) nn n f r, , .i which time the Brunswick road will run meanness yet put onrecor'd ^ ^ 1 '.. . lf *Ti m I Mr. Hicks, m Long Island man. .Is nine-! on new road. The appoint- ttrougi c* 1 * from Macon to Jacksonville, tyT earsold,and has not a gray hair-in ment is regarded as a very judicious one. 260 mlies. Tula route is ninety miles his head. He has none of any kind.I Uo] . Draue , besides standing very high s ior er an le presen me. I Tbe Health of New Orleaq*. j in the operating and running of railroads, of a young man in Hawkinsville who had J recently killed himself, and seemed in fatuated with the coolness with which it | was done. The actions of the deceased upon the I previous Saturday had drawn from sev eral the opinion that he was not in ibis | right mind. l The jury found that deceased came to] his death from a pistol-shot wound, self-, inflicted, and while laboring under men- [ tal aberration. The pistol was a navy revolver. The I immediate scene of the tragedy Jb a low vH 3—street. 1 11 1— Dr. Hillsman’s house. 2— Dr. LeSeur’s house. 3— Street between. 4— Dr. Hillman’s stable. 5— Dr. LeSeur’s stable. 0—Dry well in a cotton patch. 7—Spot where the two hoys crossed in- Iog stable. The body was foundjying j ‘ be patch. full length in the stable, the 1 at having I Leaving LeSeurs stable lot, the two pass been tipped over the face by the backward I ed across the street,but instead of entering fall. In all probability he had placed ‘ b6 lot immediately opposite, passed to from, himself in position and fired. Thc ball entered near the heart and came out just the further side, and entereu-the patch. The'hody of the murdered child was opposite, through the back ' | br ®ught to Macon, and mterred yesterday It is one of the saddest cases it lias ev- I afternoon from the reaidence of Mr. b. A been our duty to chronicle. Happily Coleman, a brother-in-law ofDr. Hills- married, possessing a richly stored mind I man and a host of friends, there seemed to exist I ^-' be wbo ' e community in which tlie nothing to cut him off from every enjoy-1 crime occurred, is thoroughly aroused and ment of life Gilbert & Sullivan’s celebrated Pirates of Penzance comes with January, followed by “Bankers’ Daughter,” a society play that has met with great success; after, Oli ver D. Byron, a popular actor. In February, Lawrence Barrett, our old favorite, puts in his appearance, followed by J. K. Emmett. Then Milton Nobles (and the- villian still pursued her), with his pretty little star, and jolly Dutchman, in a new play perhaps. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Knight, new to us, conic next. In March we have tho Leavitt Specialty Company, and last and the sweetest of all, Mamie Anderson, the petted darling ofthe footlights. These troupes are already hooked for Macon, hut others are yet to he heard Paulding, Haverly, Lotta and nufny ofthe stars are booked for Southern tours, and wi)l take in Macon, An Ex-Editor Denounced.—The I Democrats of Okolona, Miss., havopassed j roany sad recollections of the past fover I resolutions denouncing Wm. H. Kernan, stricken years are still fresh in every one’s At this period of the year the public I lias also had laige experience* in the generally turns its gaze to New Orleans j building of them. Ho has erected a large lor news of the public health there. The , , „, . . . s - * number of veiy heavy contracts in con- years are still fresh in every one’s I structing railroads in Georgia, Florida, the ialn.editor of the Southern States of I memory. The world-famed Charity hos-1 South Carolina and North Carolina. His that place, as a “coward, radical emissary, J? 1 ! 3 * H!f,^,! s , tb !i gr ^ t t l r ° ck of c ? n !f 0I t ^ shill and success in railroad building is i ; . ... •” | a protection to thc citizens, and its half I ., , , , . ° drunkard and hireling, whose utterances J century of excellent management gives { known and appreciated* in his newspaper have, been written to j them confidence of its future ability to ! In addition to all this, Col. Drane is a make Republican capital at the North. I 8 ‘ a >' “the pestilence tliat walketh in tlie I gentleman universally admired and res- T.ie rcsoiuions that Kernan went South dark , n ? s4 '', '^ be su PP°J rtx [ tb ‘ s establ sh- l p 0C te d . During his residence in Macon r ai i .i , . I ment has been guaranteed by the large f , .. ,, from Oliio a3 a carpet-bagger in 13i0, and I revenue paid by The Louisiana State Lot- J be bas made for himself a host of friends, was paid to write tho crazy editorial arti- j tery for its franchises; any information While we regret to lose so popular a cili- cles wliidi brought Uiq States into notice. I about which will be cheerfiqly given, oil i zer,, wo congratulate ,liim upon tho new Kernan is now a writer on tlie Chicago jlmipffi: °No. 31?SoadwwNew Yorfc J M’Potetment, and express tho liopo that it Tribune, and is engaged in vigorously de- | City; or Same Person, at New Orican-, * may prove advantageous and satisfactory 1 La. auglS-lw i in all respects. Wicked for Clergymen. Rev. ■, Washington, D. C., writes: “1 believe ft to be ail wrong and. even wicked for clergymen and other public men to be led into giving testimonials to - - |, . . . . ■■ , _ r . quack doctors or vile stufls called medi- Butthe mind, through mis-1 hoiror-stricken, and eten in Macon the c i neSj but when a really meritorious arti- fortune, trembled upon its balance, and un- j tragedy has thrown a gloom over a large I cle made of valuable remedies known to der a delusion, the strong man sunk, seif cIrcle - al! > Physldmia use and trust in daily, we slain. ' Latkr.-A message received in this 3k « abl freely commend it. I tb6relbra a * *> ■ .1 ^ ... .~ , cheerfully and heartily commend Hop The» funeral will take place at 9 j cl ‘ y la3t nl S b ‘, stated that the negro boy Bitters for the good they have done mo o’clock this morning from the residence J bas confessed ‘he entire crime. | and my friends, firmly believing they of Judge Lundy. The remains will, he j interred in Rom Hill cemetery. The Swindle. | have no equal for family use. I will not be without them.”—New York Baptist Weekly. augl8 The public are constantly being invei- I gled into talcing a substitute, or being de ceived into buying a fraud, for the reason A Good Hotel to Stop tt Hotel accommodations for travelers are Columbus, Ga., April 12, 1878. Dr. C. J. Moffett—Dear Sir—My wife and myself are satisfied that the life j that dealers can bay the counterfeits at I of the greatest importance to persons who of our teething babe was saved by the I $5 per dozen, or 42 cents per bottle, and I have to move about the country on busi- use of your Teethina (Teething Powders) I sell it to the consumers at $1—making an | ness or pleasure. Just where to go is when other remedies had failed to relieve I enormous profit, which is the only object | what every man wants to know when he him. We have been delighted with the j in trying to sell a preparation in imitation | leaves heme. The Grand Union Hotel, speedy and permanent relief given one of I of, or substitute for, Simmons’ Liver Reg- opposite the Grand Central depot, New our children from severe attack of cholera j ulator. Nothing is known about the imi- York city, is a very popular resort, be- morbus. Teethina is indispensable to us, j tations—they are made hy adventurers, I cause the attendance there is prompt and a I-.*.., k„ .n —I--”!— 11- > •»-! * —” *— — J 1 satisfactory, the charges are reasonable * Ye menage complete. Persons arriv- _ . JHL. , , „— _ 0 _ or leaviug New York city by the augo lm. Foreman Enquirer-Sun. | people. Take only that which is known Grand Central depot will find tne Grand For sale by all druggists, and Lamar, | to be good, and refuse substitutes, frauds Union Hotel very convenient.—N. T. Rankin & Lamar. ^ and counterfeits. jy27-Sw I Telegram. june8-3m.