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vL4& JSsskliT sm& Sowciisl 5c JH^^cag^ir otrsiDB Tin: n.nt. A« r. *» usky that show'no friendly »tar. \\ un rudder broken. nnd with canvn* riven. HowwM the rrrch her goal within the her ! Out, Me the Bar, like lome greet eoul In . Toil thrush the night against the t«npe*t’i Ah! can she conquer when earh giant billow n M nniM d itself man’* hsndivork to roar? T> T, i ;;^x , p‘Tr^£iS’r B .r. Outride the Bar the storm-fiends, wildly mock- At human weak now, rave In accents rode; t\ bile in their ruthless gro»pihe ship w rock-, Pauldlag Comity. Jew 23.—The small grain crop ia about harvested in this section. It ia good, but will not compere with middle Georgia. Corn ie above and cotton below ao av- %t ige. In thU immediate section politics U al most unknown. The East Tsnnewee, Virginia and Geor gia railroad will be aa important factor in bringing into notice this part of the State. Already there are quite a number of saw mills erected along the line. The road runs through a very rough country here. Near the line of Polk and Paulding conn- tie# it will have to tannel 700 foot to paia the range of mountains which runs across North Carolina, Georgia and Alalama; and from which bills the two last named it,. I States will in the future obtain much of its , A ' Vm tr’Si.n, pr»*l»ritr. Major tern idro, chief engineer Standing I of the road, expresses himself as having Sidr fo ta?;i!5'S5S U |l2ji“'fo™; >»™t> «o»fil.oro to 'hero hill, for mining. in. I One of the contractors on the road, Major The haven of her hopes within the Her. I j. yy My rick, has already taken from an Out 1 ide the Bar the ocean voices thunder. ] excavation of the road bed a piece of ore, And Night; bend, over all her deathly whlch ho oonsiders a good omen. The Win in the Ber some tender hesTta do wonder I track of the road is in a few miles of Dal- l’auidlng county, but cannot pare Tl'to tti ujol ICOpSTuOll. -- —- 1 “*— | national .initios, To-night tbe annual oden Central Irutitato will Uk. plan on sermon to young men preparing to preach July 6th and 7ih. The annual address w It was preached by Rev. Wallaca Duncan, a • be delivered by Prof. Grosby Wright, of W.UMIl, ■ w uctll.inu U| iiun VIUTU/ Hllijmi MX profeisor at Wofford College, South Caro- j St. Marys, and the prizes awarded by Prof, line. In a forcible and impressive Stone, of Oxford, manner ha portrayed the character of a true minister of the gos(»el, ehowiug that it should bear the evidences of high mental and moral culture, possess great intellectual and spiritusl now** combined with a pure and tender conscience and a generous and royal soul, in order that it might be fully prepared for the work of salvation, to which it is called and illus trate in itself the truth and divinity of the doctrines, that it it commissioned to es thete hills until late ia the fell. WIJO TOW upon UUHICTIUUII. r ' — —. . MIWW UUI. HM.M •»«> — •• A my that the lark McMumd may nM prr-1 j. my nM , j „ m gif . yon , ( Aj otl of • a— — T '-- >,Polk county and its industries. But auchor ml.lj Jterrol. GEORGIA GLEANINGS. of the Carroll Masonic Institute closed on the night of the 20tb hut. Tho commence ment sermon, preached on Sunday in the doctrines, that it is comi pound. The sermon was eminently at rropria'.e to the occasion and, if its teach tngs are heeded, will be productive of great good in helping to properly mould the ministerial character and shape aright the clerioal course of those to whom it was specially addressed. On to-morrow morn ing the prize declamation \.t the Sopho more cla»s will take place, and in the af ternoon there will be a champion debate between certain chosen members of the Few and Phi Gemma societies. C.D. Albany. Jean 26.—'The revival conducted by Mr. Culpepper and Miss Begley continues for week. Last night the Methodiid was crowded and a great many were unable to obtain teats. The interest seems to be increasing. Mr, William Goodman, of Dakar county, -fought m a lot of eorn Saturday of the Golden Dent variety, raised ibis year, and had it made into tneal. He baa been eating sweet potatoes for two weeks—raised this year. M r. G. is a progressive young farm er, and only demonstrates what can be done in this section of Georgia if we only had the enterprise. Three of our sister city's (Americas') most popular gentlemen paid us a virit yes terday, and were handsomely entertained by the Albany boys at the Rogers House. The genial host,'Mr. G. Rogers, set up a magnificent dinner. Your reporter was invited as Baptist church by Rev. F. H. M. Hender son, was pronounced by all who heard it to have been an able effort. The words of advice given to the students of the insti tute were the best and most appropriate I ever heard, and the manner in which he discussed the usage of the old field schools was very good. The speaker held his large audience perfectly charmed for an hour with his sound theological reasonings, and his brilliant and elequent enuncia tions of logic. On Monday night the Juve nile portion of the school made prepara tions to prepare for their show, consisting of pieces and speeulies, read and spoken. The brass bend furnished the squeaking for the occasion. The piano musio was fine I suppose, that is, if one piece was, it ail war, as every piece sounded just alike tome, eachoommeneingwithatweedledee and ending with a tweedle dam. Tuesday waathe gala day. Ten young men de. claiming for the prize. I never yet heard extracts s(token in an easier, more grace- Profececr Key’s school closed Friday,' demonstrated how well the Piofeasor fills 1 with the usual examination exerc see. The his important chair. During the service, patTtns present expressed themselves Rev. Devid L. Anderson, of the North bigUy rfeaeed with tiro progress of their Georgia Conference, a missionary elect to children. Tbers were four honors award- China, gave his experience, and stated that ed^aa follows ; To Mtaaea Ada Mansfield, he would leave for ChinaiuOctober. Rev. Oza Un'tror, Ada Hutcheson, and Nannie C. A. Evms, of Atlanta, matte an interest- MeKown. ing talk on church music. At night Rev. Commencement exercise) at the Middle I W, W. Duncan, of Wofford College, de- Georgia College, G. C. Looney, president, j lirered a sermon to the young men who will begin on . Sunday next. ere about to enter the ministry. I; was a Professor IV. J. Isind, notice of whose I masterly sermon, and made a true tragic death In Atlanta hal already m<- I imPK-Mion upon tire congregation. (reared in ,anr eolnmne, we, buried here The board of tnnteea re-tlecUd the {ae on Friday. Hie wife and babea hare the nlty aa heretofore, .Kept the adjunct pro- denwat aywpathy of the oommsnity. fearer of iangnBgee-1'ruf..eur L H. Hain lira. A. M. Jonee, of Cutbbert, la ridting hating declined a re-election. Key. O. E. relattreahcre. Dowman waa elected. Ber. A. O. Hay- 'Many Totara" daaira to rctnrn than ka | good,_ D. I)., waa elected [,resident, and for your explanation of what is Jeffersonian Democracy, and tne said "many” prefer | Democracy straight.- Boa Yu, Dawson, Jn*x?7.—A party of gentlemen, inolod-1 lfstn G. Rase, eon of Dr. log the mayor and one or more ooundl-1 your city. men from this place, visited Leary c An well, now in process of boringtnt 1 plaoe. The question; “Braolved, that the Leary. They report very slow progress, President of the United States should be and seem inclined to the opinion that un- I elected for a term of ten years, and that le»s matters are hurried Leary will have l he be ineligible for re election.” Judge to depend on Albany for artoaian water for Pottle presided, and the question was, af- mauy days yet. It is almost an established ter an animated debate between three fact that Dawson will soon hare an arte- I representatives from each society, decided sian well, as a very large majority of the J in the negative. W. P. Hill (nephew of D. citizens have expressed a willingness to H. Hill) made the best rvgumeot, and its • * ‘ * “ • 1 * ' the Camp was an extract from Robert Toombs' great sccessim speech, his delivery being a very good imitation of the General. Alt did remarkably welt, but the committee chaperon of the rarty. Thty Persons, and a better, more interesting, practical, goed, old-fashioned, horse sei.se talk waa never heard anywhere. He had no patented, stereotyped, hifalotin REITS GATUF.ilF.i» 111’SPECIAL seeing that silly and remarked© stuff #>i.»urifi>»vnPYTs I sUued “Pupil of theOld Commoner." said connEsro!>DF.y is. ^ {rom (t ho«gh , 'PBDii ’wn. I*eeksvllle. I not be found), which wasdn the Coasf/fw- Jtmx 26.—The rains have been visiting I u UH last Wednesday. We believe it was s almost daily for two weak*. Crops are dodge. Pupil said that you would prove , . . ,«,«,! Th« “coalition” between Htephcns, Dr. kelton f»r vlranced. 0»rJen. u. rerj good. Th. I d ^ ctoM(( ,,, (on> , n ,f thought h« had (.neb crop iatrom.ns.una man, treee arc I fitter cry oat “Ural go," and charga yon breaking down. In fact, cropa of all kind. I with their, in. Tbo pot and tha kettle 1 u—.ni—um —■ ,|uwh.. m,.———, a ——,—.■ .— - - — r,r,,n I • .n abundant yield. Seyeral hail I "• werT delightad to read the ablo and week, where .former editor had .pent the perfectly eotreneejl for .boot Ihree-gaar- pron -eanaonnuini yieia. oeyerai nm ■ t.tter of Capt. Bacon, and agrw I winter, and hading hie Chrirtwaa turkey I tetaaf an hoar. W hea ho cloeed there we. etormehaT# p«.eed through oar ooanty | wllh f im th>l t ht , true, tried and faithfal bonaa all over the prrmi.ee .itliont any « heerly amen from the audience, and a ' meat on them, he goe. for the eityaceven- nnieerMl, .(lent hurrah for H.nry Fer.one gar and ooanail largely in (Mtordei'e i,- for commencement .peeking end forCon ■ue. There I. a good market herS for | -'<*> Xl' bones, Colonel. I makiL_ ------ -- Rsins are good and crop reports con-1 linue good. C. J, I Old Black Joe," “knukee Doodle," Ac., ful, oratorical manner than waa rendered be taxed for that purpose, and the city I eloquent delivery decided the Question, by these young men, especially those of C. council will no doubt at an early day take ] At night we had an Interesting address F. Austin, W. M. Camp. J. E. B. Drown the proper steps to have one bored; so send by Professor W. W. Duncan, or Wofford snd H. F. Harris. The speech of Mr. on your jugs. L. I College, upon the presentation of the Bojrn- Harumlllr. | ton. Alien and Brigham prize medals lor Juvs27th.—The*e is quite acrowd from I the best original essays. They were various sections of the State here attend-1 awarded aa follows: iug the commencement o( Gordon IntlU | Brigham Modal—beet eeaay in Freahmau tuts. The commencement sermon was I class. Arthur H. Coryer, of New York, preached In the MethodDt church Sunday I Brigham Medal—beat essay in Sopho- morning, by Rev. G, F. Howard, of For-1 more da*s, 8. It. Shaw, of Madison, syth, to an immense crowd, as is usual on I ., A J len Medal—best essay in Senior class, such occasions here. Monday morning the I M. D. Turner. Froabmau class read and declaimed in the I Boynton Medal—best essay in any dais, chapel of the institute, and I am informed | «. Griffin. J. W. B. by one who was present that the perform- I — anoes were extremely creditable to both | stephene no«l Dlaconl. decided that “Cataline’s Defiance,” by II. F. Harris, was the best. Next was the address of Hon. Henry Col. Willingham, of the News atul Ad- i off-hand way, captivating tiro immense au- teachers and students. Monday night the | Permit one who has been oontempora- wriser, mo red info his new guartara leal | r)?, lP *f t ex h‘hltion of tho Earnest Workers and Ne-1 neons with Mr. Stephens in politics for within the last ten days, but have beard of I have a right to let th. ir claims be pursed -„f ^awaasyassas The Democratic executive committee of I ^ There is aooalltion. C _. .his county will meet in McDonough on I ,joit». went to Washington to induce Ste- the 4th of July and elect delegates to the phens to roo, and Joe Brown's hand waa in i )tnn unil from the I “• not r*c°8nl*® th«ir right to die- gnbwnatom! oonrentlon. and from h« ut( and |t w(n tK| ‘ 0Ddemnw) n eI ^ Qnr rigus now they will go to that convention l p»rtv i* not a body to confirm the choice with Instruction* to vote for Bacon. We I of‘'bosses." Let these selfish, ofllce-bnot- havo not seen a Btepbens man «■««"- jS, > S!ft 0 PEBiiSF&VZ «on end hare heard 1 do ^ n ,Wa new coaUUon-“3tephens, Fel been informed by many of the lesdmg citi-1. • - — • •• • tans of the ooontr thi '‘ wh&tsvsr,and would — -.y. lisiriinv. huiwidtn it HtciviM.flto. TOUI of Ite If 8UU coagriwin.B. No man .InM th. tapUtk. tKiniln.tlon,»I. r ir>m«iorit, , Ulk d o( .g; nnd VJf ^ don , mor , a. lvutotoi an lnd«i»nd»Bt nthtiL,™5lbold and taltMat work lor tb. St*U »» «od thattoalh than tbi. «ble. p.trioUo tod inhvideal woo tain hla dotagaao trf.f,T?®" I genial Ueorgian. lit waa alwara in front nine ahalt, howaatr «tt»t hit *“il“{“| tMtb onr Utotcd Brn Hill. No one baa mHjr bar* born ■" d *to noelT.l 1.M raward tl.an Ton. Hanlrmnn. would pot conalder it an act of klndawa to w „ „, nllot forget th., unaddih Utlrr in ele ct hit jdwna for gojrarnor. H* U «b- lw6 Withdrawing from tho rac. for gov. oat <ia, -•■tonphfiieallranaU. I amor to praaaot diacord and airifaandto the d itiaa of tba ofltM, and that alon. I p trMrT a harmony. That latlrr road a , ,ou.J raaro th. to tot him 1 m , hty )nKn «, t (, 0 "boMw” of im. Col. and.-. One thing HIrchen*'• ’> Hardamao waa emitted to Ih. nomination qualified to do, and that is to retire to the I ^ a grateful people should remem- “hadee of Private life. I her him bow. Heaven forbid that another W e will be eatisfled with anyacUve,ca--l M cit cry\ve Georgian should be ao mis- pnble man fo^govereor; but.we treated. Is it not discouraging to the am- want to see Brocon> take 1ihe Mn of Hint© I bit'ous youog who n ight feel cslled npon for awhile....Why not^trot him out t f He is I toUy w|d<l vork f or prluci- tinuo good. U.J. I u l u ®»acasoe,-- - xauasc wwouro.” ««., ■and so on. dt night was tiro reading of pieces by the young ladies for a prize, and _ __ _ , . . . .tiro piece “Over the Uilis to the Poor * C -“ T f»*S r n,<l ‘ , in . yv* Hoaae," by Miai .Minnie Sim«, cnrritd- th. meeting on Satard.y ln«t to appoint delo. crowJ a , „ u,, prjH ., fhan the liUte gate* to a dUtrictCongreaaioiinl convention I airl , „ M dreued to white, with red cape, not yet ©ailed. Judge Crisp had a majoritj j H i>out twenty in number, with hoavy dumb of ala in the nraa. there eeaembled. Thte (^n, maJo „ f , ofl „ in , went throogh the ie the fltat gnn ot the campaign, 0r.d with ca | U tbcnio curoiae., admirably I guru, aa » blank cartridge. This Proetedlng ia , nerer before. Then Frofeeaor without n precedent in Democratic politic*. Noith i„ tto d nced tko Hoc. M-jor General T'S Itnbernatorial convention wu ignored I \\ t c . Adamaon, who waa drafted and .Uended to later, atthmgh , leW to ddi « r lh , rriMt . the Major it will be held rixweeka in adranoe of the I came forward nnd After towing and scrap- Cottgrefiioiu! convention. Maa there more ing in a |, rge m ,j ority lo the profenorr, Mfety in onaeemly ha.te, th.n danger in ,„ Sin „ tetlanec-oHhe.nigh'. oration, bat delay ? Th. i«roplo might hara had more I to (!„, |,e.t, wearinees of the crowd, timo to attend to there tidnga aa they for* I and the yelling of the babiee, who thought 5‘ r H 1 * .! *,fK r I it their time to fnrniah mneie and improve the convention had been properly railed. I on t | 16 band, the apeaker had to bring Yea, delara are dangerone—no don jt about | , t j 4 timely remarka to a dote in ten min- tha(-and honora may •"> wo;n with a otM . Butlayingalljokaaaaide.theMajoi tboro lu lbs ctown. \ xauvw Sap. J ma j e tfg^tt * CrrrvgC'mwfonl Conn I j. Jrzs 28.—As I am afUicted with that disease which has proved so ...... .... ,. u fatal *«•»<> many yonna men of tho,. they could think of. lata year., coeoet/Macrtheiirfi, .1 will try | Wo had a fine rain yesterday, which waa . _ Major made tho biggest ten minutes speech 1 ever heard, and whtn be dosed, as was previously arranged, the “mob" applauded him vociferously. Thu* .«nded the pro gramme, and ail went home to talk about J Paper; I inppoae'roar columaV are I nroteuon Very mneh. Wheat nil tStwhef. to all rhort and trathfal article., and I and yielded na much iu the farmers cooid ia the kind that w. propoae to giro. I csp-ct, » crop prrwpmst la of the grader inter- Sj t . j, if. Mnrchman, one of onr brat > the m.jorUy of roar readers, we ^11 citirons waa knocked in the head with a firat oirafully not. that. Corn tooka ijaite rock Wednesday by a little negro, fraetor- t.romislng, and from what w» oan see and ing the aknll. The ehaneea rure agalnat hear from onr neighbora there te a larger him and it is feared he will die. E. B. M. area planted tide year than hat beau for 1 _ many re .rejpreiiona. Cotton la lookingnp I Twlggv County d h sn Ju*« 27.—To the Democrats of 1he I Tltcnt 7-fl™'8«*atorinl district-composed fii? .w-nfUs^.n i n i , u * ^ V;! I of oountiei of Jones, Wilkinson and I especially tiro Democrats of ^ • K% M«ordlng to the rota- PJ2lJjy il a £A bo ?2jJ}, I tion sfelem, is entitfed to tin Sena'or (pro- tering Indeed. SmaU^rsin has all been | v id*tei -n .^ht.Un r . . . .. harvested and everjb vided an scccptabio candidate to the die- JS2&& ! rlet l* Presented br Twii . v .—r.a * —.. . — .. —__ i w ww son nnu csutw* tur luiuci* ■ 1 » — : , not hurt with age. Heto nmvg, •ffin.ja pi w aud the right in future unseen e-usr- to »r.te n few items for yourhighly nppre. very mae |, needed. ’It revival growing ■independent thrnker; hMben «J I geneito. Let the counties especially in- Democrat, a disticguished jurist, belcm ytruct delegates to seo to tho nomination of to lu coalition ring or caucus; not cou- j , Jie ri a( j y nIi j brilliant Hr.rJrtrnu, nu trolcd by colonels or Ixhscss has adrainis- \ iQaor t0 [he State. Ysuitas. trativo abilities in n prnminrnt degree. If tbo Democrats of the Stato mo diiorgan- j Oafartl. iz<d ho can reorganize them; if any more har.noi.y u iut.led than already exists he can Cki'.nii.le laniwi.i.'' tv tu. Ui-.ulvs I mi ni ior i ; vttn- opt m a vi-i in,;:.; i»y nu he is one of tfi© mort i.andsomo men in the exhibition of *i eukiug ami reading by the State. Wo havto't had a good lookinggo\-1 sub-hreshman cla»«. 1 ho speaking and eroor for years, and wo want one before I reading were good. A ineda! was presented the present century expire*, if good looks I to tho beet spenkcr ami reader. I ho form- and nil other qualifications necessary to er was presented to I~ I ». Tace. of Coving- make n good governor can bo combined ia ton, and tho l itter to J. A. Griffin, of < »x- one individual, liet’a trot him ont, boys, I ford. without a bru.*h to his tail. W© think h» 1 he board of trustees met at l» n. m . and can kick up plenty of dust without any proceeded to its general business. A law needless appendage. W.W.H. | dtpiriment | was organized, sad Captain James M. l’ncc, of CoviugUjn, wo* elected l>nw«.on. I ( rofesfcorof law. A new office was cre.it- Jua*24.—Showers still sprinkle around; l *onrd, that of Ubrariau. who is the corn ista«Mling, thocottoa blooming, I J 1 , 1 * 0 to “ tu tor. In tliis place Mr. ILC. the watermelons wasting, the candidates I Larney, of l ion-la, was elected. The puffing, blowing, treating, drinking and I ^“rd also established the chair of modern It ■ .r;-,.ri.ln*.Md tenuneem, rurd elmited to llmt ,.rofes.yr. the farmer, fundllag with their dernoral- ‘btofrofr. rr OUo Coliahu. lied "pete.” Lota of ptople tn town l0 -1 The troemrer . report .Iwwe. n h .ltli d„. 1 I ful .tale ot tiie ilrmnce. of ll.c collide. Hon. RChrtettewa. tol.aro made n nl‘« mmdUront dmmllon of Mr. Kerr, y ,,f .perch men Ih. political! roe. of th. day, N'VMHor endow I - llfhd tho e..!- trot laiteato appear hr rearon ot Ure wre- P****'®;* »« embaromwoent,. ite.ide. Iie-sof I.is cits. He is making things I tl, e he has gmn for build- lively for Lo-:, Sam iVillivm., hi. oppo- M'f' “? »*ll. Th|. b, V| ,:tif,d h,„! din.- i, rnnt for b honors. Somio say that l H t cotnplet- d. It will c«nt about % ■ '.- Unde Sam kicked his eyes full of dun, but i- '•»*« «>“P»« ted that is not tho cose, he lias n genuine ca*o 1 11 w ‘ l * a beautiful and appropriate mon- of sore ever. I to tho noblo 'factor, Cicorgo I. The ring of th© hammer is heard in the 1 84 ® e J'» ot Brooklyn, N. Y. city. Mr. To!?© Stephens is building a liv- . 8 tep» are being tiken to organize a new cry. f«d and sslo stab!© in connection I department to tho coilego, winch will give with his commodious warehouse. Ue is a InterMt and renewed power to live man in n growing edaee. Feed, est nnd Lmory. 1 his is a school of technology storr vour cotton, nnd her© is your change. to uOJr u»n various kinds of CuTCSiir-^T-JvTmwinro tro Lem. I skilled labor. * A resolution wa> adonled Mr. uornl aleo te’rannina iu .troua com'- *MIM ‘‘Lor • K reaolatbn war adopted petition and enlarsind Ida wanboure d«. b ? the hrarj hiuUec to th . prsantxalicm nertment- Bo It te. I at no di.tant day, ami a jadicioa. commit. I Mr. Morann. from Morttoiamv. ha» l lM »a* »l pointed to take thevrhole matter bJutheeaeS of Mr.. J. W. Worten for "> hr.nd, ron.i.li,,..Hr. A. ti. Hvy.ood. eouie days. She te e ehermlmt ymw* wld- U- B Al rohoouSucBmRj^roSJtl ow, aud left on yeatenUy.to the rageelIrofter ana H. B. Metpard, Ea.p utble.whichwaaballtln Of many a.lmlrto. friends for Amee- The foUowim, ofSrora of the Wd were leu-. M.yhefVtelfb.iMpleeeentthereMlti'^torthe.n.u nifyiar : Bishop Geo. it was appreciated here. *• I ( resident; J. S. Stewart, sccro- MiM Inez Cults, daughter of Captain II. tary-.O. NS. NS. Stone, treasurer. B. Coll., of Ameriena (of Confederale I J. W.B. fame), bee been a visitant of Mte, Mattie I Jcxi A*.—This tuntlly •tuiet and modest Tamer e former eteaeroete In Shorter I town I. all astir with life and activity and Fen .If Maine* On. Per U» peel | bva al.-ur. .1 xt-a; •>. -t dree, in tonxatitMe weak, a. they passed here taking t,,eir u>u- of tlio rrond tint ia in attendanre un the al evrnng tide, they appurad aa ansvi Ioommeocameut >ititi‘>«i.< Kmory iv.l- (fo.rjiana—peretrona ot lnveline*. eml lege. These exerneva began Iv*t Friday n-.tuuct.vt. II ■*•.'■* ■’ < l)M night with competitive declamations an J and how good it is to I- loved! I reodiog by eertam tntmkcii ut the .ab- The young iaJieaof Da»-on can vie wilb Frohman cl, The foliowing i* a li*t ,-f Rome, Uieoo, America*, or any other them, viz: G. IV. Freeman, Enfenla, I.T , hamlet or city, in their lovelinrM of char- (••Fs'ulstorys A. n. aj m*. Hearing, (iv., aeter and t-nrity ot noul and nymph like 1 “American Centennial;” J. F. la .... teo. form*. "”iey are all for Bacon. «»., "ttelf-Reltenee;" J. A. Mr. W. It. Pilsbary, the ,ply editor o* I tin.. "Iri.h Aliena and ftegtiih Victoriva;” tofora pendalooa. extremity mid ft, Mo T.tegi^inT, .p^o-Sw. favoring JodVe I Solomon aa a 01 and proper gentle. I m * n *• rotirMent the Twenty.tirat district in lh “ »•« S-’-o Brnate. Judge Bo thii l e* iSL! *»a not reek Ihe honor, a. he thinks SflhL?uITS} hrtbtTta tbe Siai Sgl* *« k •»* Si*! J r.^hmV!S He tea not canvaarod nor electloneend, hifuu K i n«T f n n J I 8at ^ ^ *• 4hC Will of hi A (WOpU that h« TKU lt il < iS!L* i nM t mi *u I ^fMsnt them in tht next Senate Solll.oSJTJf ForeyCwbo E. Storing mt^rt'o^hT. 1 abrn't,”'""^ * Sun shin# ^daaiv^^Tha school «xlr* I hM bf,a •toUd without (ho authority ZSSfUSSfi 3fSSHs. I i'S SSSTsSSI l 0(Mr ‘ H^lomon th It ho would not tco. pt D-o I non,in ation, henco tho nccoMity for IhD iVwtwrhv IhI notloe, mtroly to oorrccta rumor so full i e qhilSl JflS ° f ,rr0r ' Wbich ra *7 OOlculated to ml)- dSia^5to5!!^dtotebltefMdiip^ “J of 8olwno “ , • " Undi ' rouS'wUh a neat •Lf'of emdit^d nro I * S’? torg. attendance oflhe Demeerata l^lTeTl^eef 'nr 1 Vbi. 5il! I ol Twlgg. cojoty li ei|*ctvd and dasired Sluf hinliite ' in e’lfi'iehnl^ I *° Jatteraouvlite on tha tthot July, •UMHme?iff™l ,01 "* pnrpoee of .electing delegates te oation. Tbo wbo'e affair was intorsperaed I with owoot music, graciously givoa by tbo I aiibuIis Kussollvillo string band. Dinner was an-1 nonccod at lialf •past twelve, mix throng | lynn 27, U4§i.-W. L CUxk, editor of the Lmnrkl^S5JJr^aSn^^yIn*R^^I«klus^tUutinGS78urr*j l s vi.it tho other day—io search of Btophcnt I Drown;" W. M. Mclnto.h. Jiu(<r* FUu, men. Ho found ooo and returned borne to I “Disoolutic*. cf tho Union;" L. D. Paco, pine away in n.sUwoholy. HU frionda I Covinsrtoo, Gt,“ChiMM Immigration;" gn ©ted him a hearty welcome to his old IC. M. Taylor, UilDboro, Texas, “Appeal to tramping grounds—fed him on Bacon I tha Southern Confederacy;” J. L. Veague, Fine’* Creek, N. 0., "IntcUcetual Power; 4 J. A. SSUlinms, otter Cr«k, Fla., * Ag»ii..t Whipping in tb* Navy.” J. C. Wilson. Lu-I admire and appreciate th* stand yonr pa-1 thersvilie, Ga., “Retribative Jest ice.” All I*© - tis» taken in regard to the candidacy of | of the speaksra aoquitted themae vaa ad-1 th? Hon. A. H. Stephena for governor of thia . It la evident you reflect the opinion I marked degree the poesosion of high ven out of ten people of the eighth | torieal talesta. The declamation of ... ict, certain newspaper* in Augusu to I Pace (who, by the way, Is a mare boy) waa contrary notwitbetanding. As far aa I remarkably fine, aa be had caught the i the writer ran Warn Mr. Stephens baa I spirit of hu piece, and in an earnest and — for I imprss*ive manner gave full expression to eat I the thoughts which it embodied. live I After the tU*Um>fit>n. the comneiitiv* ^ I reading was engaged in by Mr. W. A lUr- —* turn bouse building long ago; Iris, of Oxford, cia., and Mr. L. p. Faro, Havanoah river would have been I who enUrta.usd and caused the andictiro clMijtd out, and the Uoitsd States I xrtlh two highly humorous selections. =Bt - 23 here. But may-m- the sterita of the deda- not maJ© a satislsctory Coogreeamcn tor I impressive manner i Ui<? i«o( 1© of Augusta. It la the prevalent I the thoughts which l oi tniou that if we had had a live, active ( Alttr tba drrlun mm to represent as, AugusU would have “ Ii*«l a custom houv* building long ago; edablleh . ““N.va^Smli g****” 1 - "**to« •»» .want medals _ t. nevertheless our enstom house I the eeroeeefal comnetitors their f*. ot here and doe* not *eem to be forth- | port, awarding the medal for dcriamstion tig, from all aeoouuU we have. And l to Mr* FaeeVi>dtlSt * ae jamaiwo • attempt on the part of a fewefiee I Harris. i for reading to Mr. hold, rs in the State to thrust Mr. Stephens oo the ;-«opIe|M| Udtation, . \ n , w*s then made by Dr. - - - to S ^m l MES 1 r -j'T^of puS- i great and /rowinf^mptr* State of I the Freshman class that Is offered to that ■ ..d ambtttewa, roenivtw v»L I CSfKbteflidSSSroS.JeC r.*, i©t him retire tothe shsd** of Lib-1 (ion of the text showing coatloilwl/Slt Uaef eajay Ike fnritA of hie wall aatrath eboag benBMtedhnaznmnFld ■■ {±’.1°* !” nb—1m an MUbll.hed troi «e abcold c”.e.- t* and ubl zc- it in the Ufa-work before os. If the young metil hxsmiuatlon and concert Ut graduating cU».*to wkomi&mr- .ngtou Destitute will ootae off oo I mon was *pe:iaby addreeed. have snnro. We-li.—la^StVS*. - ... I printed the iratte which it Un*hl, aniYi ■ A. J. Battle,D. D., proa-1 walk tn the wla.eaacielathurtambodwa 3&aa<&iia: 1 tljel may coafidenUy elmrt .full roea*ur. *-;«** “> Rf.ajrk on iaL;zt* toe, i-e iheirt Ine, tee At to'eleek, this afureocn. then win eordietly iavit- W. «• .M-. Meletwah. After | which Rev. W. D. taderwm, of the north r dry ar.J Lob Croy.' (ieoreva conference, who ie aadereppotat- rain. Cota will u.oi toga to Chine ae • mterioury la a we haw rain I Oetobet aevt, vu iatrodaead lo the aedi leaeeesdgmte* short bat toteneriu eod I Coo- impreaaiee ulk ea the eheraeter ud lo- aet teat he ia to ' torueze of tha wortto abiubhe teeelted. of I J ./„* hie Gvoarol Ltue then made • few rwmezka, M«M towMrtae ihaeid the groat lioeam.n W. of (eel ehozeh aoMo* teftefcOf eaoceo- At to ■ i Soi tiomore exhibition Wk' Has#, of At 4 p'm. the champion debate between anian societies was given. The short time I more than forty years, and who has closely now at my disposal will not permit J watched his course, to express through m© to particularize the performance*, your columns his hearty approval of your some of which were extremely fine aud all I opposition to his nominstion as the Demo* good. The programme was a fine one, con- I cratic candidate for gowraor. In “my 'the farces “Too much ol a Good humble opinion" his nomination will tend id the “Trials cf a Bald Head;" more to dbrupt the party than the charade, “Babes in the Wood," Addi* IU1 other cause# that endanger it. Leer- son s celebrated and amusing “Fan Drill," ] ing ont of the problem bis age and music and recitations all of which the ao-1 infirmities—which alone are saffl- d>®noe greatly enjoyed. I eient causes for his non-nomination— This morning tbs Junior e’ass delivered \ his political record since 18GT» has been at their orations and compositions, which all times so nearly allied to Grantiam that were inter*j>er*ed with well selected it was a question of doubt whether he was and well rendered musio by Prof. Gotten-{ runnlug with the “hares or hounds." burg's well drilled musical dare. I have only one principle or party has he, ii not the time or space necessary to criticise humble opinion," ever be*n true and the peformance in detail. Thsy were fully fast—that of “tofing his skillet." I for «ne up to tb© h'gli order of performances will not vote for his election, which characterize the commencements here. X esnnot let the opportunity pass to give ] Two Ladle* i n iiy Treated. readers the following neat lit-1 Quitman, Jane 26.—The conductors on parody, “Ten Littlo Indians." the Southwestern railroad, as a class, are __ i take from Miss lunch gentlemen, so oolite andaccommo- Clyde Reading’s composition on “The dstiogTthat I am tempted to believe that Boy." lo which she made many telling bits the ono who brought the passeoger train »t the weaknesses of that animal; I into Macon Saturday evening wh* not the Ten liujo cigarettes In a wrapper fine: regu'ar oooductor, but some vagabond hast- A small boy samples one, snd then there were I ily picked up from the offscourings of th# city to act as conductor temporarily 85fflStfSB5« were none. I more regard for tho welfare of the psssen- I gera. Two ladies were on tho train with Four bearded doctors sitting around tho bed, I no other protector than an inexperienced * r "‘* 'boy. Just befo*e reaching Macon, they in- Three hie diseases waiting to deatror. I M. AU bearing Latin names as big as the boy. the connection of his train with the on# Ion the Maoon and Augaita road, the time One little fqneral In the graveyard—score I given to change car*, etc., thinking, ol One little smoker less, one Imp of Satan more, course, that be would ore th?m safely on Colonel J. H. Lumpkin, of Atlanta, de- tbe Augusta w. But instead of this, he iivered the literary address. It was beau. I actually put himself to some ttonole to tiful in thought and composition, and was I beep them from changing cars by received by the sndienro with round* of telling the condu.-rtor on the Macon and applause. I could not do justice to U iu Aagnsta road that be had no passengers the small space at my service, If I had time for him. As soon as the train 'topped, to undertake it. the ladies hurried to the ticktt offlev, tbe for another occasion. X cannot pass over in silence, however, a load of cabbages brought into town to clay. They were ja-tr a* fine as any Northern oabbage/1 ever saw. The largest in the lot weighed eleven pounds with ahead as hard a« a political editor’s, bent on electing Aleck Stephans governor of Georgia contrary to the wishes of the propte. Vour correspondent got one of these herd-headed fellows weighing eight W frfrU* They were raised by Messrs. b & Bennett at NVareabaro, a short outance from hen*. ^ ?*• Po>»rical csldron is “red hot and still a heating” as the boys say, we might be exncaed for lifting up our voioe* r ni modestly remarking we are not for Aleck. I am awave that in tha eyes of some MwtMpm down this way it D polit- icU heterodoxy,sacrilege, base ingratitude and a thorough want of patriotism, a sure sign that you’ve got an axe to grind,if yon oppoee the “political millennium" that is to dawn upon the great State of Georgia in -he election of Mr. Stephens m her governor. NevortheleM *. ajr nnd when 1 W "we,’ think I embrace a large proportion, u i not a majority, of the people of Nvare county, our local i>aper to the contrary notwithstanding. The people down this way are well enough satisfied with Mr. Ste phens in his present position, but they don t wsnt to see him governor. I have not space enough in this letter to give the numerous reasons of their objection to him, but will simply state that they *ro the same as those whioh exist elsewhere. I think the majority of the people favor Ba ron, and it is highly probable they will send to the convention a delegation fully instructed to vote that wsy. The ciiizens of this county meet here on the 1 «t of July for the purpose of selecting delegatee to the gubernatorial convention, and «e look for a good turnout. But I must close. The crop* down this way are very fine, and the general opinion is we will nave a bountiful harvest. Everybody is working hard, and there is a feeling of hope and cheerfulness pervading all classes. —— Albion. MeTllle. Jen 27.—The unfortunate woman (wife of Henry Fletcher) of whom l told you last week, died in a few hours aftsr I fin ished my letter. The woman was murder ed by her husbad. Another gentleman from Africa was seriously wounded in our town a few days ago by the aecidental dis. charge of a pirto! iuJgiug the b:dl in hD breast. And if I was the maker of Geor gia laws, every person owning a pistol wonld pay ten dollars tax on it. This would r.'op tbo most mischisvous part of the pi*to! g*«ae. They are mostly carried by a low Clara of people who cannot afford to pay ten dollars just to “cut a swell" or appear dangerous. The law in regard to concealed weapons don’t touch tho case at all, toward restraining it. A man may carry a concealed pi*‘ol all (lie days of bis life in the presence of friends, but if any enemy fees it, lie mad answer for it. It is never to vindicate law bat to gratify re venge that pistol carrier* are punished. The present law i* a money trap set by law-making lawyers. If the carrying of pis* I throng I text Ji, IHu—Nv. L Clark, editor of a of two hundred people were led by the I weekly pap*r published in this city and rohool and its charming pre.wptress to the | known as the **itrpumtnncriticised In a | table, which was built iu the shape of an ■■■ L, and stretched the length of thirty yards (Bi in the shade of tome antediluvian pest-1 Alexander Joiner. Tbe piflPMBHP oaks, ami it fairly groaned and creaked I bitter from beginning to eod, the above under its euortnoo^ loadof rich viands, tbe I natmd editor endeavoring to place thel richest that culinary art or science ever I negro upon'# higher pinnacle socia'ly uf produced, and the whole mass of two hnn-1 well as giving him credit for mere int«g4 dred people did eat and were filled, and I Hty tb*n the white nun poraeraee. Just I there was taken op of tb* fragmer ts sev-1 »och writing and such man have caused all drsl basketsful. After dinner was over I the disagreement* that have arisen between they repaired to the school-room and | the negroes and whites in ihe South since passed the time in social chat and childish I p.e war,and the sooner it ie cried down the play until near sunset. Then we all took I better. Among other thing* the card conn lour departure for home, except ihoee who 1 twined the following: “The evidence oi .went—well, to eotnebodyeise'e borne—and I‘WcCandle** and Venable waa strained I thus ended the first term of MU* Grierh|*nd waa improbable." Mr. McCandlcee lechool at Sunshine Academy. She boa | the cashier of the Gate City National £ |Hven a three weeks' vacation, which she I Bank of this city. Uie attention was called ■tend* spending in Atlanta, C wyers and I by come of hie friends to th* language tm lother cities. May the bright sunshine of I tha card referring to him, whereupon ■ her society win for ber many friends and I (McCandlcee) caDed on Mr Clark this] much happintta in this Ufa, for all sorb I morning between the honr* of nine and ten persevering little ladies as herself certainly I o'clock. Mr. McCsndlese found Mr. Clarke deserve allhonor, respect and eateemfrom 1 fast at the foot of the etalrease leading to I til who meet them, and eoch ehall always I blarke'e office ou Broad street, in tbe build- bo given them by Caaaa Stab. I ing where tbe old DavU ball stood. Mr. I McCandle** acted Mr. Clarke if he was tha ^^■^■Wsjttnliors. I author of the card referred to above. Mr. I Just 26.—Waynesboro te busily engaged 1 CUrk< ^ was not, but be (Clarke) just now in preparaticui fer the *ummtr 1 rvspoosibie for it Wbereut>on Mr. movement. The merits of tbe different I MoCandJera drew a “cow-hide,” and, in the I watering places are being vigorously dis-1 J®™ 0 *®** of *he printers emploxed in cusscil, snd the exodus wilt soon begin. I Mr *Clarke^ bids Mountain air and scenery, cool nighU and | .„¥/* J*«0andle*s whipped bieozy day*, will prove quite a relief to this I * r ; Wjltkl latter cr.ed ewoogh, almost unendursbis weather. Verily sum- I McCondlera told Clarke merle eponua in earnest, sod the beat UI (bathe (UcCaadUss) was atone responsible simply terrible. In ronseqaenee there U I nnd would give Clarke any prevalent here much sickness, which prom-1 toUsfsctioo he (Clarke) wanted. There U Ue* to increase as the summer grow* older I JfB ooe verdict In regard to the matter .and and the waterme oo season advances. 1 11 •• citizens, l'olit csrontinueetofiourUh.not Ait! 'tul- U U this: Mr. Clarke got nothing move ing the thermometer dally regUUrt “nine* 1 ttMn under tbe circunuUnro*. de-J lty-odd”Jn fee shade. From pre^nt tndka-1 Cat^ tion*, I do notthak any nominations will I . — ■ I be mode for the Legislature. Whether I I^eabwrg^H this will prove a wise policy or not, I do] Jen*26.-TUcrops in this section are not know* I*» the event ao nomination* | promising, but will begin to need rain tbe are made, tveor rondidste mo •t enter npon I Utter part of tbe week! hU own merits, which seems lobe tho very | The health of Lee eoonty, contrary to I eMcoroof Demoerwepr. Any nodes sgita-1 the opinion abroad, at the present will Uon of eoonty politics at present would I rompers favorably with any (ortion of Ueorgia. yery itt;.rick.| L# m in the fields and Mf plaid by." It woaid not be mat apropos, 1 Crisp, whowastooMMI bowtvar, in view of the peculiar dunes that | Macon county thia or U«t weekT U down I teawatssss:vsss^mrtazs&zI . }^ DJ More* I friend, of On. Cwk h.re ten re>>awted htMh(M *--» * ttl - - - • * I t.i_ ... I .i i.Tr .t5 To-niibt th. B.nior ete„ will rend.r two Loy aoia* to look after tire ttnnka; bat K ill. Th. itradaatlajt txerctere and an b«fo. • th»y reached th. offlo. tho Anga.u reM by General C. A. Evans, of Allan-1 train commenced raovinn ooL AntuUc* ta* will follow in tho morning, and to-mcr* I kindjr arel.lcd item ini erttliw row night tha amalenre. who tnada aach a I aboard, when the, po.ictd that tha bo» ■noctaa with‘•l'iimfore” here lut Ttar. will wa« left Knowing that it would nerer do render "Fintca ot 1‘etixanco." Mora ?»' him to bn left alona withoot money In a fttranga city, thay had the car itopped aa quickly aa poeetbte* and one of them walk* Gordon. lad back more than a mile to tha tamT.. ff ariti«ltem from a‘l£2»: to*%tek; of^rteSSFwoSL btekg Tire trite ofMnr-' di* RvleT tool) died of I night in Macon inltood of g ling home. On d rowy of tte heart Hu n da y hr te.' Btew a. reaching th. c.r .bed, th. boy w« diroot- mnob roeneried hr ill “ a,> ‘ w,u cd eiuing down dteooneoiate enonjl.. U. RctT^V Glwn nreach.d.tthoMelh "'“ 1 lh » lady then made their way to odtetcharch SiSJy rn^Stog. * Brownh. N.Uonal Hotel, »h.rethey found Tha mod neonla ot Gordon are nndar civilized pcopte to earn tor them. Now, any obligation, to tha town conncll and ;' t J , 'nf*°Anvmi* ^ 1 1 *hi!o t‘tet tte'^liS.h^ b “ Uti, “ l 01, ““ d 10 von'w°Ul extideena the tegM^ci oVfa'tter ri W ,rb. cl, iirsl&’ < airs. Mason ia («*Uval. 1 I from reeking to discommode pass© a gore. Messrs. Bridger & Barfield have bought 1 * * m » rtopectfully yours, ont Uio drag department ot Messrs. San ders (k Sons. . —.. Mr. Cioero Balk com, of Maoon, lost hii I t fine mere while on n visit to hi* sister, Mrs. 26,-Do yon know of, or have you Dr. Gibson, Sunday. TU> borne got into I ever heard of Wayorost? Of ronrae yon inmlro white grazing, and died in nfew | have. Who in Gsorgis or cut of it either has not heard of waycrossT It U perhaps Ettwvlllo | tha most extensively advertised piece la Jem S7.—Hchley county will xud Bacon I America to-day. To eay nothing of tha delegate* for governor and Uudemnn del- I newspaper gosh, railroad time tables, popo- agate, for Congreaaman at Urg.. 1 did liar and trereonal gabble, nearly every think oar delegate, wonld go naiutracted, ’ k bat a TOt. will be taken and Bacon will re- * r,i * ht nr 01 *• Sarannab, Florida and aatia at teaat four votae to Btaphena’e one. I We,Urn railroad te dacorated with a huge tVill write yon tba rote. I Mai tea. croaa aldch trar.te from one end d^pirn^u^wm tew2te P ^ thoLnited Stetere to th. otter. Well, ply Ore aoanty withoot on. bmtel from! tU * .rtenilro adr.rttelng te, prodarad It* tb. 'Veal. I legitimate remit,. People ter. com. and V*pL“ 'CL?!!?.Sc, 1 !?/!': w*» and are dill coming and going from dac«itChri*tten,ud t CT?'reidv^d wTlI. Urorywtera. Soma remain, find homta, ing to “I'os* ovtr the rircr end net under | enter Intoboiineraand Id.nUfy ttemraln. the shade cf the wonlu prevent ten thousand casea of crime which bring snit* int j Superior Courts and fatten lawyers with rich fees. The leading nolicy of lawyer* is. not to prevent crime, for this would periih their practice, bat to make laws for its pnnuhment, affording them fee* for both prosecutins and defend ing. And if it wero not that Solicitor Tbbma* Eoflon, of our town, D it candidate or the next Legislator •» l would s*y 1 do not believe mnch in sonding inw- yers to make onr Inw*, for thero arc thonrand* ot dollnrs wasted in lost time lUtening to their pas explosions. And no one may expect them to vindicate any measure not congenial to the interest* of their profession. Lawyers are men of too mnch sense to select a profession and equip themselves for it, aud then pas* law* to perish i\ No. indeed; tho leading thread of their study is how to make the uio«t money by their paofts tion. ThU U sensible, and al. othor professions do the same thing and no one blames them, but it behooves the common people to think of these things in selecting law makers. Short piece * are much preferred by edi- — Mo ~ tbeZ Wrapper Dyspepsia. This medicine will positively cure you of this terrible disease. It is no vain boast, bat we aarart emphatically what we koow to be true, Simmons Liver Eegulator will cure you. Jaundico. Simmons Liver Regulator soon eradi cates this diseaa* from the system, leaving the skin clear and f*ee from all impurities. Sick Headache. Th© stomach imperfectly digesting its contents ©auras severe pain in the head, accompanied by disagreeable nausea. For the reuef and cure of thia distressing af fliction take Simmons Liver Regulator. Malaria. Persons livinc tn unhealthy localities may avoid all bilious attacks by ooesslon zj ally taking a dose of 8immon* Liver Hego lntor to keep the liver in healthy action. Constipation should not be regarded m a trifling ail meat. Nature demands tho utmost regu larity of the bowel*. Therefore assist Na ture by taking Simmons Liver Regulator, it is so mild and effectual. ablMpoonfcfi will relieve all the troubles inridsnt to a bilious state, suoh as nausea, dizziness, drownness. dis tress after eating, a bitter bad taste in the mouth. Bimmone^teer*Kero?atu?wiU' counter- act the effect of alcoholic poisoning. By its use the torpid liver U aroused, th© nerves quieted, the gastric disturbance cor rected and intemoeranee ureveuted. „ , Yellow Fever. The Regulator has proven its great value a* a remedial agent during the prevalence of that terrible scourge. Simmons Liver Regulator never fails to do all that is claimed for it. Colic. Children suffering with oolio roon expe rience relief when Simmons Liver Regula tor is administered according to directions. Adults ns wkll ns children dsiivo great ben efit from this medicine. „ Chill* and Foyer. There is no need of suffering »ny longer with Chills and Fever -Simmon* Liver Regulator soon breaks the Chills and car ries the Fever out cf the system. It cures when all other remedies fail. Bad Breath. Nothing ia so unpleasant as Bod Breath, generally arising from a disordered stom ach. and can be so easily corrected by tak ing Simmons Liver Regulator. „ . Bladder and Kidneyi. Most ot the diseases of tho budder orig inate from those of tho kidneys—restore the action of the liver fully, and both tho kidneys and bladder will be restored. tors. More toon. Down Soutu. bTKBUNO G. BbIXKLTT. R.E.F. Kraols. June 27.—The commencement exercises I with tbe place. Others are disappointed, shake the dost off their feet, take the first train and leave their anathemas behind of - Ure E "ExrolfiorAMJ^m^™of’hteYuc*! I «*■»• Y«t 'V.jrcro,. .till more, oo .tend- are In fall blut Un. »,ek. Iter. J. U. llell. Ur in Uw marth of Impronm.nL 1 think of Newnan, preached Ihe rormon on Iwt f don't mfs*t«te when I eay that tho ,a ,h * 't oiojhr. Lut mature primary department, I >.« ono thoutand. The man oho under the management of Mrs. E. It. ooaies here expecting to find a living ready ** ln ^iu^^f Ihi’hSroeteS; Wa^TriS’ad: - vu.™,■ | ,. n ragei_it Ii healthy, t*— — 1 aodttere.ro tolerably rhumb p'lrilenae, and railroad faeiliOaa It la • are I area heard of. Indeed, tbte te bMomlan n not I place of reeort for health Broken. Jod« . too Crobte to bold mrtin bare ten prerosted for public euneidera- Uon, and there .xtete no rroioo ‘ abonld not rood n rim. Among th. mny | him to tear, tha malarioro capital and nhylbirkolntno down to Iro, balf te aay. a ronro ot — ...— djtegaUon. | doty rompete him lo re—at* at hie poet, l many roeaibre eandtdaue, tha I All wc ce^f, in t point of teoltb, te ouof HaJor W. il '1 Uklaa haa been I Albaai'i artrotaa wett. L I hare ted otmoion to rotor I FoUUea In abendaroe. both county and ganUoman before, and 1 State. Stephen, haa irteada bat many do. „. re,. -ssjasrsss,' SaS as ss, sin, a 0 ?, asndm&Srs fc neitweeunof tteaolou. 1 boaeum. Oroaaen. I heard a prominent gentleman of onr town eay tho otter day, .peaking of tte tag boon arero.bnt tbo pcopte axe dirtied a. to ttete cholro for I angnaeaaa at large, fore.-, abet will be oed. Jadga HaU Hgtawa to-day. I I tML T-n Iterd^rUWro^ | the race for CosgrscMnao at l*rf. County Ccart was ia mmkm today. «rt*« * X^Take only the genuino, which al ways has on the wrapper the redZ. trade mark and signature of J. H. ZEIUN A CO. For sale by all Pntggi*l*« TUTT’S PILLS raotagu-it te healthy, th. water tegood, and ttere are tolerably good aekool and Hampton. I rhareb P’lvilegee, and on acooant of It. . _ „ . . ,, . I railroad faeUIUro it te aaaily and qokkly Juns T7.—Hampton teonnbig boom I acctaeiolalrom aUpotnta of tba oompaar. now, improreotente gxtog np oo *«ry Tba bonding boom te not quite ao boom- band. A frail drying factory tea brop log aa it waa a .h-rt tlmo einca. In tea built of large capacity. Capt. Matt \'U-1 origiaat town tt teaalmoatonUnlyecaaed, Heme prerftent, M. >. AdMr trea.arer. rttber for want of money or teeaow tte OoL Dara Birin. aacretary. Mr. Shall will I “heated term" te npon w, And up in -ipnny. Col. B. A. Hep-1 railroad town it tea owed on account of tort of n "nateandaretandlng” be _ the rail toad company *knd its etp* manafactonr *>» cc»» of fifteen ot twenty I ployro. 1 tear teat tte f*boya” hare dte- Hx—nd dollar.. M e look on tte trait coraiad tte teing te not ao eoft aa they at drj log rotabltehnunt aa an aaaored ea.-1 firet thooght it waa going to be. co—, oa it la muaged by men wboaa motto 1 Wa K ro,,,yoo aec. te dirtied into ten 4‘“nwiarfatl. Iparta. tho original town te located at tte FoUtica ia quiet bat eUU Bacon te gain- croaaisg of tte Banwub, Florida and lag atrengtb crere day, and abooM an in- We.tern and tte Brenawtek and Albany tcUigent and well directed effort be made, 1 railroads. When th* former con- do doubt of hi* nomination over tbe whips 1 raived the idea of builJiLa a °k ^ ft branch road to Jacksonville ttoyl£c*t4 the majority rate wUI alow oodangar Ua hbair Joaettoo Marly telf n mite to tte ■wmlwrio".*** tte Bteptena men will te I ,rot. Item they erected iteir etewy •nra to Inatet oponlte rtaago, Ttecxccu. rongoc abed and iu adjnncu, and teeing tire commute of BpMdiog, I learn, are n I about one tendra J eeree of land, they laid unit for Bacon. I ofia lowntoioUttearolrM. Tbe itraeta Jcdga^ J/nx* L.HalJ^te tte muni- do not eonropood with tboro of lb. origi- mon. ehotca of tbte judicial eirroit tor aal town, hot direrg. from tte railroad at i*. U i**’ 1 anangtaolabonttorty-firedegrro.. That •° many friend, dnrtog hie JodgroUp that | portion I,ing on tte right .‘de of tte rood c-cry o°« with whom I ooorereo ato nnx- iaa,oogowmtblonatetotu«a jL.’t act- iooa to do him farther hoaor. He will go I ttere at on. hundred dollara nor lot ot into tte emaantion with a aoUd dofagntlao j about one^oarter of aa acre with atria- from eight ooantic. in tbte dietriot ro n I rml oomlition—eo that n town haa not nactero around which many often will [epinngflptherejwaomwprocheeied iikua gataro, and are (ml orofitent xf hi. noml. KSSSa^rtrjSSTSTtK^Tte Ubte nation after tte complimentary balkiH tella aboob Tteaofioaitt.id*l. 1 •tellterror. a. | iortbXpbxre^ite ro.L Tth.2^ nr wa. to build tte tew for anyone do Blakely eiriog it, and tte occopnat waa to pay for Jon 2k—Fin. rein Irot light On I roop ww nrrer better. Tte cotton crop i. Tte raring tenn of Prof. Orenterry2ST oTuL^* t£^t b ’, t s.!r* oU ' ruburd etorod laat irighb Examinmion of | . j*.. ***?.. •dofi creditably to tte pUo. TteexcrciaM war add rote from Mr. E B. Bowen. Oak R. H. FOwmimaroa tote tba Ingm-a for tte fregtetetaro from Eatoatoito June 28.—Our people aseemblrd at ihe coart bouse on yesterday in pursuance of a coll issusd by the execotive committee of oar county for the parpo«e of selecting delegates to the Stato convention, consid ering tbe two-thirds rule/couuty matters, and for other purpose*. The following resolutions were adopted: "That we, the Democracy of Putnam county, in convention assembled, in elect ing delegatee to tbe gubernatorial conven tion, of the llHh proximo, do, after th* time-honored enstomof oor fathers, send them oninstrncted, knowing that they will do all in their power to promote Uw har mony and secure the succes* of the party in onr Btat*. That we pledge onr un' divided and hearty support to tbe nominee of the convention." The dtlc<tates from Patnam county ere instructed to vot* for the two- third* rule. While there ie a strong anti-Stephens feeling in our oouoty, yet Mr. Stephens ha* a number of strong fol- owers. aud I believe he is preferred to Mr. Bacon. Paul. HcKAe. Juan 28.—'The McRae amateurs gave an entertainment at tbi* place last Thursday night to* good aodUnee. Every member of the troape acted their respective parts well. They contemplate giving another at an early day. Dr. J. 11. Cate*, of Perry, haa located at McRae. We welcome all anch citizens. Judge Cri*p waa in oor town a few days ago. We are solid down here for Cri«p. CoL Tom Enron is in the field for Kep- resentathe. Ue will make a good one if sleeted. Mr. R B. Barton, of the Wirtynus lITi'cAmon, vu in town yesterday. Hurrah lor Baoon! A. Hickory Grove. June 27 —.V difficulty arosi between NVm. Taylor Gipson, Jr., and Ed D.ivi* Brown, colored, a few days back, which resulted in Mr. G. shooting the daisy, the ball taking effect In hi* right arm; the wound is not considerad dsugeroo*. We did nof ' the fall partlenUrs of the difficulty, generally are still flourishing. rtmdenra continues to bless and support them with refreshing showers of rain. The people are laying bv their corn, some are through, bat the everlasting grace is trying to take advantage of king cotton. There Ie more grass at this time among tbe cotton crop at large than has been known for year* pesL Labor ii scarce, though wage* are higher A DISORDERED LIVER IS THE BANE of the present generation. It I* for ♦ he Cure of~thts disease and tu attendants^ $ICK-HEADACHE. BILIOUSNESS. DYS PEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, PILES, etc!, that TUTT'S PILLS hive ciklned nworld-wld* reputation. Mo Remedy has ever been discovered thai acta so gentfy op tha dlgeitlve organs, taring them vigor to **» slmlisle food. MPa usliual rsanll» too Nervous System Is Braced,' the Musclea afePevslopod. and the Body Robust. B. RIVAL,» T\msxX»t m\ Bsycm B»t», U» , »»ti lly pIsaUiUoB Is tn » mnUrlnt district. Ft Nnnl ymxtn I could n >t nrnvre b»lf n crop c ncfount of r- Ulr ©:• _ ””'R' I FILLS. Tbo r 1 begin th* us* o( •rty nad robual^ nnd X Uv* And no further iroubls. Thf.» relieve I Sic • ngortv*! Urrr, rlrssas the lllraod fntM polM»nou* humvrs, as# rbnw l!tr bowrl, Ui nr* naturtalljr, wltk* out will. I. no one mn fwl well. Try Ihl» rriMnly n»lrly, and/imi will rnlw t hentthy IMitrnt Ion, Vigor .run llenl*. Warn II.M>el, kitotib' NrUrfi, »:t4 sSo«h* Liter. Frtrr.mirnu. OCle*. US Murray at., N.T* Iiy «ipc««* ou r«c«tpi orrioe, 08 Murray Streot, Now York. ( Ur. II - ISuiOm W* had the pleasure to see some of oar Mseoa (rieuds mot long since. Mr. Nathan Holcmop, Mr. Charlie Wright and Mr. BoliverKays. VV* suppose they were oat oa a drumming expedition among our Crawford citizens. They are always wel- »in onr midrt. Via* vr Suras. K..rste^Ete Frofeeaur anj (O-1 - ritete by » ebon 1 cr.ro-on.uaal rteizru-. t m..iu-a.n’i t.,1 K, Izier.Jiy toaxrj, t.‘.u s.ranBah t ilHaranaa of Uai.ro. Jt*re Thaeeztitroof j«.U.'i!x> «.r«| • ! net rrt.n » lutero-t. c!.. t. r. Ur. I llar^oud umcm th* Cou.r tift tte* t f ^o^ffwTroraoo^tliat roll lou, takali. and uziarj/irab^ 1 I voaLl ilka to oey e ' r r..M*rnina li.- ale., of uon. At tp.ro, Frof. Mclatoab gsre a roan«a« ronry. bat 1 tere abtafiy •arnro ot maj. Tte Ur.*, carte teei rtntufaM it cat tee ten*, ate nrorra Uret Anxereonrllle. Jam 22—"I had ratter fa defeated than to Iron my mat." Tte language ta ttecaltant and immortal Cook'a. ‘three arante, u timely .pokro, are charautartui- oftteqraod old tero. Under the ear roonding dream,Uncre, tbi. ampb.Ua ex* pneelnn of loyalty to prioriple. and to oooacinmo again crovoa Mm arilh glory. . Vri.nd.ut Judg. GriapntUb. dad to iron that te te. roll rely recorertd from hie lata dance real ilinero end fa now man fully diachargins Uaotfidai dailro ta faro, 'wig. Htmmooa, who bold, Macon eoonty court (for him tte wro- •ot , wrek, meat fret keenly tte ating ot earrooadinga. Judge Him* mow are all knuar to be on. ot tte teri and pared judicial oOaare la Georgia, and na feat rare that te wonld, under no mr- eimataoero, lend emuriouaaid to dieeimn* tattoo and deceit Tbia illneeacf Jadgz Criephaa oanrod mUttle taoonm'row to tte ntfaaue of Mmoo ooanty.atd Me roddan recorery and aeUre rroamption of official dalle. StefotetlGTE 1 ^radfrralyrom □the fine rein of yreterday latere, an a° rod eat com crop in thia roction. The oat crop hi, been teraroted and aai found tote tte beat for yean. Cottoa imaU, bat healthy and atgororo. Htepheo.neaelow.or ratter doot go all, ten. Bacon ii tte cbotro of aimo ewryooe intake nbol. roction. Tte .Ulanta Cbrottfaften la nerirwl bare, tel Me puUtirol romereaalta daring th. —Wbe teM Uh propU to donht ria rtarertty, ud tte Tbxl . „ i u xmu M •cnuenU looked to for guidance la tL onr boar of dan jar. Boca. ■ Ilford. Jena 21—A few Uaro from Milford for P» r rrdnmne, ft roo plroro. Tba oat. d *ya*o by Mr. W. L. Speriin, cm of m model faraera. Aspeeucaa of blstwe loUto crop was very fine it Jr cl. Hurrah for Scarlm for tbo legi-Utorr, UTT'S HAIR DYE. Oasv 11*13 fr WRi*Rru*rh.<uir>"l TVTTH Ni.Y( ML •/ V’«lu«l _ /ormntlan nnd Cfif/iil Ntwlyl* I fi txta pn nypismtitnoJ POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never vanes." A marvel of l uriiy, -tr* ::w-t k i ni.d whol*wou rr.cwri. Mor© economical than the ordinary kind*, aud cannot be poM in com(>vtition with the moltitudeof low te.t, short wolght, alum or phosphate powder*.0&>(«i only (a cuiu. "* — ~ “ all street 00®%$ C.D.C. HELMIN’. u-i » rieh- * t . M. F.