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'<1 Ire ©xuttrgut UUu'hhjr (T c 1 cexir-'ipiui^: 3lonaral sV Till: }!M'.SSEXGKIt AT SIGHT. A race at mo window, --•Cxup on *he pens; v» i»o i- !* «h»t want* me To night in the ruu ? I hare lighted my chandlers, And brought out the wine, For a score of good fdUr. a Were coming to dine. The dastard* have failed ma, And sent in the rain— The man at*the window To tap on the pane. X hear the rain patter, 1 hear the wind blow; I hate the wild weather. And yet 1 must go. the niftht! —Kickard I/cmri SlodJarJ. GEORGIA GLEANINGS. inn to-dny, however, and wo hopo the rain will come before it* absence doea damage. It i* greatly to bo regretted that the d s- poaition to prosecute qach other on tbe criminal side of the conrt for the moat trivial offense* prevaila to rn alarm ing extent among the negroes of oar community. The justice's court of this district was in session every day last week as a eoraiintment court for trial of isnes founded on warrant* aworn out by uogrots against negroes, nine- tentlm of which are prompted by malice on Uie impulse of the moment, and are finally compromised. There ia bot one good thing about it, and bat for one class —the ollicers collect costs. A long felt want has born supplied nt last by the enterprising firm of Orr Bros., who havo received and will keep for the nse of the pnblio a very iiandsomely finished hearse. It is with unfeigned sadness *f heart that we announce the death of (he infant daughter cf the late William O. Giles, at one time editor of the Louisville Countr. And I doubt if a community ever extended such pare, sincere sympathy to any one aa to the prief-strieken young mother, who ■hm three ,Vf;iV.H GATHERED RY SPECIAL COltRESPOXDEXTS. Apart*. July 17.—Superior Conrt adjoarned Fri day at about 7 p. m. after dispoaing of a number of important civil casts, and nil of the criminal cases where defendants were in jail. The greed jury retnrntd a Urge numbe r of indictments and presentments, among the Utter several for violation of the Uws regulating the sale of liquors. In their general presentments they indorsed the action of the building committee, as to the oonstrnctiou of the new coirt house. They condemn the liquor traffic in the strongest terms. This lest, we believe, U destined soon to be a thing of the past; for a steady, bnt certain and powerful change, has been and is now going on in publio opinion, which will soon place Hancock county in her proper position on this que* lion. As to the liquor truffle in general, it iaaitrangecommenUry upon (he politi cal, moral and religions condition of our ooaatiTi that Kansas and Iowa should, u, popular vote, prohibit the manufacture nml sale of spirituous liquors, and Georgia should licence both. Oyey the larger part of cur ooanty rain is much needed. Manv fine corn fields in the county are n0 7 5-«• much attention as the oats did two months agy. A. H. Tort Ynllejr. July 17.—James M. Jordan, residing near Columbus, dropped dead at U o'clo k on the morning of July IRb. It is (oppos ed that his detth ensued from heart di«- thst. 'Hie derated had been iu feeble health for roma years, but prior to his destb was enjoying tolerably good health, and 'daring the morning was seen at a neighboring store discossirg the j,*nsttl topics cf the day among Ms friends, and remgrkffl that as It was a pleasant morn- Uurhc believed he would go over to his 'residence aud do some garden work; aud w\flo there, without a moment’s warning, he was snatched from oarth away, and not A Krai was near to render any kindly as sistance in hla last moments, and ho was not discovered until a half liour after hla death. His daughter msred him, ond-ts »he waa thinking about turn it seemed a silent monitor told her to go td the garden and f he would find him dead; and sure enough shrdidl Ob, what pings of horror at the sight that met her gaze! What heart felt emotions! There were sorrow and mourning that day. The tad news flashed ovtr the wire to his son in Fort Yailey and also to his son in Macon. He was born near Clinton. Ua., in 1821, bat had been a naidett in iort Valley nineteen years, up to within a f-*w days of hi* death. He vu affable and kind, liked by hie neigh bors and affeotionate to hla surviving chil dren. Ho was a member of tho MetbodUt church. His remains were carried ta Fort Valley and interred in Oak Lawn ceme tery, betide hie deceased wife and chib drtn. ltlisclreticnr, Tierce County. Jclt Iff.—All trope in our oounty are ex* eoDewt Our farmers are staying at home and mcrchsnta say trade i* dull. Good th* a for both parties. Credit is ruinous to sailers and buyers. The condition of the (armor ia this comity U improved. A few years ago he, from pressure, told ofl close chickens, eggs, butter, ete. Now we, in the village, go without these—the farmerette them—and we buy his melons, potatoes, cotton find wool. The l&et named crop ia small, eat twenty-five boles in tho coun try, bat it is doubtfcwe remunerative be cause it brings a dollar when there ie an income from no other source. Truly, this is a good country. Didn't you believe it when I wrote that ere could plant and gather the year round* A mistake occurr ed in my former letter about the prtoe of land: Near town, say $5 to |r, per sere, and two to six milt* distant from fifty cents to $3. Notice the map and see, os ooresUemed townsman, Dr. U. J. Smith, ttys, we are ou "the divide" between the gulf and the,Atlantic water*; a ridU.e trace able to tbe lllu* Ridge in north Georgia. Mr. J. 8. Tyson, master of transportation of tbe excellent Savannah, Florida aud WeeUrn railway, lias bought a summer home and will move hie family here. We wtlcoino him. lie wi;l find onr village ot some TOO inhabitants, moral, intelligent. Industrious and kind. Tax*must. Unoavitle, Jolt Iff.—In the report of the proceed ings of the mam meeting of the Democrat* of Crawford county on the toarth day of Jaly, your corr»i«nd* nt neglected to state that the delegates to the gubernatorial eon- mtioo ware instructed to support the two- thirds rule, and were instructed further to TOte for Hon. A. 0. Bacon for governor and lion. Thomas Hardeman for Congreee- ttfi.tf targe *o long as their namee should be betor* tbe eonventioo. Like in- itructioos were given the delegatee to the §3K^r T " UoB “ which to lavish her affections, but now it, too, has “gone to join the angels,” and her young heart and life ammrvershsdowed with gloom. — C. If. M. Gordon. Covington. July Iff —There has been quite a dearth of news here for the past two week*, and hence there was no ocoaron for a commu nication from your correspondent Ho write* now principally to let you know that yon still have a correspondent here, and one, too. who feels a lively interest in, and reads with much pleasure your bright, spiey and ably edited paper. Hinco tbe selection of delegates to the State conven tion, some interest has been manifested in torsi politics, and the question of nom inating candidate * for theLegislature and county offices i* now being agitated. There will doubtless be a nomination, a* the leading Democrats in the eoccty are sensible of the fact that a failure to nomi nate would bo a suicidal policy in the party, a* it would be an indor>etnenl of IndepeodentiHin, tend to disrupt the par.y, divide tbe Democratic vote and invure a Republican victory. The citizens of tho western portion of our county (embracing four militia dis trictsjare considerably eternised on the subject of "the stock law,” a* they are roon to hold an election to determine the quest ion of "fence''or "no fanes.” The Wilhfee following result: For fence, 1,100 votes; for no feuce, 105 votes. Sev eral precincts in the oonnty did net hold any election. Had the poll* been opened in HI the precincts the fence side would have had 1,900 or 1,400 majority. The mat ter stands abated at tills writing. The no fence side have protested the election. The matter will be decided the 9th of August be'ore Judge It. T. Roes. One manager from each precinct is requested to appear before Judge Ross on that day. Croj* of corn and oolton in Jones coun ty are splendid* There will be more oom raised in tbe county this year than any year since the war. The oat crop was aleo very floe. 1 will keep yon putted on matters from this county if you wish me Ul and will writo under the t une Of Wallace. K*n*N (euaiy. July IA—Harvesting toff threshing are scarce three year* ago was a happy bridg. ubeimrexineivSy diseased .and aodon tholftbof last Deoember mbtoajb , nfh ,,,t w i,a« saslons advocates. hearted widow; bat she had left to her this each side ha* rations advocate*. We laird of cos geetleman, to-day, however, who does not pror**+ to confine fcimsdf to «Ujct as lie ie reported a* fcaereg rani that “he was like Mr. Srer-bcr.* * l e. the fence,’ and oo both snlca of th* frees, as he hsd frierde a tvdh tods* and drd xol July 17.—CUpt. Wm. Smith is off hi* I h .« mnta-onii* — - J ‘ U ' 1 Sme and hirSibret if he train with billons fever. | Mr. J. K. Barfield, of the drag firm of 1 ^ a0 -\ are ccknown w yier eerreeveil Bridget * Barfield, is confined to his home ent; but. j n ^ ©f (be an- he makes brjlcknwe. ... . I there are greet poesthilitMe ahead el Mm. | Mrs. Annie Rioe returned from AUan.« fJ jj jf be maiaUin* hi* preernt iomivooI Baturday night. he will, according U a certain sehcot of 4 8p»® •» and mo*qult es etc nojitj*., erectnally famish fine matentl still to be felt and eeeo. I L— healing imaginarr t roeebe* in the The nicoio at Oriffin e Chapel Satordey I p^.^7eon£day his^H W S5 * huge affair. _ , : cation as a candidste for guberav. V Th;re is a curiosity near Gordon in the mA7 be ardently advocated by -hi* JP2L'MSr tneeds on both sides of the fine*." property of Mus Josie Ldmocd«on. and^ Xbe crap prospewt* here are not th ®- dono V,^ u n, ? i * . *, I as favorable as they were a few weeks ago. Hit habite are fine. His rooetis just above „ ^ ^ no nun of any coose-' the smoke house door jandwben the oUrer iQ u,i. neizhbortiood sine* July 8. fowls fly off, he P{«^ bimse.f » BWt acd I b^th cotton and upland n>rn are being adjourns to the dining-room window, and injar#d by lh i« coouoned dry weather, his distressing cm* are then toed uatU ot the oolton i* quite small he gets hi* breakfast. Aft®' breakfast a I u ] ts not fruiting at al!. Unlix;* we have plange-batb, and Bob is off for the field*, ^ tAtoc% hereafter the cotton crop At meal time, however^ he is »b W« pfacn 5m\,ui be both ehort ami late. C. D« for dinner. 1 has he spends his time ; and I | though "bird* of his feather” cry fondly to J Marlett*. him day after dsy. hs has never gained his [ pouaent to loarf his fair friend. li. J July 17.—Mr. Barney, of the Teleoeafu Iaxi>Mcsse.voeb, was in onr town last week shaking hands with his old friend* and we sc* thi» s’ 1 **® * namber of our citizir s are over and the grain crape Tier# turned out so well that for oee® we hoar no oomplHnt or grirobling about short crap* among that often di**rt>oiat*d. heavily taxed, much sdviecd clato called forme-s. All seem to be satisfied with the yield of their wheat and o*t crop The Messrs. Urigg* Hretbera h*r* threshed in this county nearly sixteen thousand bushels of wheat and col* and have yet tothrtsh about four teen thousand more, acd there about fif teen threshing machine* running in the eounly. If each ou# of them bns throned half as much as Messrs. Griggs tliere wi’t o* wheat enough in old, Morgan to wets, and units* it come* very soon corn will be, as usoal, a failure, except the very rerty and that on the bot'oms. We would say something about our Brawnwood school, but fear you have been roonuracemetized too much already. 1 hone oar next Legislature will incrcaso the school fund so as (ogive nine months free school and change the time of of com mencing from July to November. B. smiths mils, Jasper County. Jclt !7.—Your oorrespondent attended a onion meeting of the rriraitive Baptists yesterday st handy Creek Church, in Butt* county, immediately on the line of the Macon and Brunswick railroad. The ter. vices were conducted by Llder W. B. Oxford, assisted by Elders Harden, Me- Elroy and Thuratsn. There was perhaps aa large and as orderly n congregation as over met together upon any similar occa sion iu the limits of Dntts county. After listening to a fine rermon from Elder Oxford, the coogregaiion repaired thought that Hickory Grove was tfce slant for a week’s visit to Indian Spring, j lVorfAStar: BiaAlfJoDea.ooIored.il , . . tnd we believe that, moxt of the arrange- ’ said to be in the field as the Radical candi- »«*; <?’ th. trlph»T. bt.n p.rfect«d, but d.t. to represent Worth count, in ih« next I am informed lo-da, br L!.nl«a.nt Bor- Leaiilalnra. Ibis shows th. necMiit. for nettr that lb. boy. won't go. It ,lavjr, tholonghorgMuIuSS in U?. Km«J.Uo mncblober.greUadUnUhoor.cuMionhuipart,. Indep.ndenti.un It too danceronr laden Ihrougb, aeitmnst be a great dieap-1 to embraoo a’, ibis juncture. B meat to msny.iu oar city who contemplated *r M _ n aPlan . a pleasant time with the military boys i JW 1 * 8 ** 0 * away from homo. •p®*«'teg paragraphs and inci»ive remarks. Good crops and plenty of rain in this see- ' u 11 * 1 9 opinions of his own and on. W. flrookM'M .Station. July 18.—All day singing at Mt Zion imp-ground last Honday. garden rpot, but this part of the moral vineyard will excel any of tbe vo-called ex tra crop* in Craw/ord, Ihongb a portion of the erope on the road leading from Thomaston to Flint river factory are al most comparable to eights unseen—cotton cvqweially—almost invisible to the eye of Iho spectator. We notice that Mr. Frank Mathews, Mr. Charlie Mathews and other adjoining farmers, parties that have noi met my personal acquaintance, have belter prospers for good erope th.m any the wri ter nks yet teen. They expect to get a bale of ootton from each of forty-three acres— not taking the whole crop at Urge, but only the oboioe spots. As a general thing, ttetr corn crop* will average irom twenty to twenty-five bushels per acre. Mr. Frank Mathews will leave here to morrow morning for Atlaota, aa a delegate to tbe xrove <n the chureh-ynrd, where there wot one of the most bountifnl din ners prepared to refresh tt o inner man that it has ever been your correspondent's good luck to partake of. I have often heard the expression about tablet "groan ing under the weight of good things," and I think 1 can say truthfully tint there were some tables on the ground that could -c: towe jield us mu<?hmore than they had on them, without saying . anything to detract from the merits of 1 otlms, 1 do not lh ; uk there are any three Ruiltbvllle, i w _ July 17.—^Yesterday morning the oolored | Jiliig'ihv TBLroBAril ten Mnsuots pojple ot this vicinily were shocked by a I f i 0ce bis visit, report that one Simon Lewis, a quiet, in-1 fiUZSHZ,iJirfflSIJSSK daJwTT’TulmaSf 1. V., iu tho ob«nc« j •»iwlfel'l* 1 " 1 wowbMreSfbn of a coroner, organized an inqueet and I jj? r proceeded to examine the foots. The I railroad and .^negroesrefuMu j .^^2 to detract from the merits of j roof showed that Simon aud hi. wif. had 1 ‘‘Iwhen word..n,ued, | f u U..M been at varisnos for soms time, llwed apart that ou the 6th * eighth of an •I»WM » fctwd that glmon had thwat-1 I loadVa dowa i¥iriimMt «.r,thine good ecbd Ur life: that she was prepared foi I AtS*liihadtakS from the?#orore I t0 that J° a could mention, and it was him: was noi afraid of him. and t*»sy MoC B ^. Afi9 ! would hear from her. On Saturday even-1 UjJSjU? mil 2-d then raire«*S* I tkc tables wore cleared cfl large baskets of l«wrsh'met Simon. Ho bough*, her one-1 a “ 1 *V n _** v ? °°L.i*w111-d TtSniweSI * roil f »ne wetermolons werspartaken hiuf pint of whisky and they went I * ttn iLme ^ thonHitI of nnlil ev8r 7hody present was satisfied, off to themselves and had a Tw^niv five or I nod still there was enough let t to have fed long talk. Saturday night Ohe Jj ■S t »hlt*werJon Hiefr rsv ** mnD > moro * 1 haT ® hoarU il " aid th f t and Simon, about lulfpMt nine, wwt to a I {birtyjrmM white men wore ou their way I tho nwrcsl w « y to a newspaper man’s store, and Simon spent his last nickel to 1 JrivHI^?° n < I heart is right down hla throat, and I think buy her a bat; then in a short time they I fSSlJStLSTSSktete 1 ®dUor of lire Aryua verified the ex- -* ^ ... , fakei I rhn |p‘<RsJou, fortho last I saw of him he had he got so bad I 5E5m?«» A fttuSerreete^eSrdavmora 0 I tbo ® haT,k ° r ® ®hoU in one band and a d to his house I {JJa'iJJJ^h/lSttha I P° D0 °* U?Wbre«d In the other, making and died in convulsions.” Lou was arrest-1 ^ iJ5m!S h cltlh ® I signs to the balanoe of ns to help ed and confessed to having given him tbe I cnm P» an “ on ® them wounded. I ourselves. It wa* also said that the poison in some whisky. The strychnine I , H(Vm . * (editor of the Trump eat until his was found at her house and about twenty “ , * | stomach turned, and upon invfstigxtion flvo grain* taken out of the bottle. Dr. J. I Ji t ly 14 —Mc\ lllo is qnict and to.ernbly I W|U ( oan d |hat the other side waa a Ixt- W. Clark ha* made apo»l mortem and will | sober. There hss been no one shot or cut ] ter receptacle for food than the one be set have the stomach auslj zed. In the mean-1 herein more than a week. (in with. Tbe new ch irch 1. bointf fi Ubed. Mr. I R.ini. rerjr much needed, though erope twiiou* edmir.i.tered b, hie wife Leu Erentlhn. got inlohli now houM.nd on, 1 “jiUu, Htar bU «^^ere'exce'umt joung Lewi., and that ehe U guilty of mntder. 0 f oor dignilnrie. hn. got into » new pnir 1 - ’ ' * «D r exoeiienx joung noery for Inwren-Cen the djiua decta- , brwck „, ration of a husband be used as evidence ( „ , , against the wife. E. N. A. I Mc\ille is all sad over the probable loss r ..o« V» 1101,1 “»». Mr - Rewlin., who ie I ‘^m«T» i ti‘c“MnreSlon ofU»'T5thwiil'da cnrtereviiie. | preparing to leave ns. It will be a smash | Q-iite a difference in the count of the Con- July I7.-A Hot oocnrred Saturday on McVille. We could better dispense I •ttlulioH and the Teleobami on the Ste- nmony the.hnnde wy ged in | , llh other m.n then with him. Mu. Phew end B,con deUgut... WhoUH.htI nud Georuin milrond, .boot fire mile. I Ville will bou l.m. without him n. tho I UrtewTIIle. from Kockmert, tn which .white m.n by bre.kf.it UbI. would b) without th. coffee JcLt i 7 ._ 0nr mU e town hM been lirely Znno VfJJii'tl'.SlVJi pot. I for it to. d«y» ptct. The clo.lug .xerci.ee been arrested. I have not been able to ob- [ has been having a terrible time with tbe foved T^ nmU's verv clearly demon- U LV l ^Sl! l rIl l h ,l l r, *«nn^n,.*nr nn ... Miphoid fever ooopled with mump*. HU jitrated the fact that thalr training had r£.£kifi!*!!(in!£r mil SSf neinVnl I »»»!>• **** ® Dl1 ta nownmoiDg prcfu*ely. I been in experienced and competent bands. Cherokee raHrofd, tnet with a veiy painful |. A ^ u „j.i .I Your corren>ondent refrains from nam ing any of the pupiU who were participants IUUU1MIVU UUUII KUUTOUCU IO-US”, Judge Stewart presiding. We lean: that the criminal docket will not o me op be fore to-day week. Quite a namber of easee are on tho docket to be disposed of. An exciting time will no doubt prtYall. The weather U extremely warm at thU time. When rain waa plentiful the farm ers wanted mote sunshine; but now the cry is, rain to oool the atmoephere. 8. A. M. Ward’*. Jitl< 1G.—We are needing rxin, though the crops nr j very fine. The Rev. Thomas Morse, assisted by Here. B. L. Binion and R. A. J. Ilevill, have ig on a protracted meeting past nine day s, and baptized uxuw »i..a xu.>rniog. Married, a*. 4o’clock this evening, by J. R. Tison, J. P., Mr. — Gustln to Miss Mary Barrentine, all of Randolph connty. Messrs. Tot*e Stephens, cf Dawson, and T.8 Goode, of Rando'ph, nre building a large warehoaso at this place. B. E. B. niackvUenr. July 18 —The public school has opened in this Tillage. Col. 8. W. Hitch, political editor of the AVu-s uiul Signal, hae gone to Marietta with Lis family to spend the summer. Rev. Mr. Jenkins, pastor of the Baptist church, has moved to Daxloy for a time. Watermelons ate abnudout, and good ones "three for a quarter.” The apple and peach crops nre failures. Crops are boom. A commercial traveler said enough will be made id the corporate limits of Blacksheatto feed it Tbe busy burglar entered Dr. Allen Brown’s dontal office Sunday night and appropriated among other things a valua ble double gun. Bach occurrences are rare here. To-morrow, Wednesday, the 19tb, will be agilt-t dgo d»y in old Effingham county, where l onoe lived. Grand annual county picnic. Transient, rroi. uenderson dosed a very interest ing revival meeting at the Protestant church last week. Mr. Joe Prinoe returned to Americas last week. His brother, Dag Prinoe, and fam ily arrived to-day, and will spend some time with Dr. Dunbar, his father-in-law. Mrs. A. G. Prichard, of Spalding, is ris- Ring Mrs. W. H. Palchsrd. Miss Lou Reichter,of Montezuma, is the guest of Miss Annie Boykin. Mr. McKetdew, tbe live list man of At lanta, was with us to-day. Mrs John Starr is ser.ously. Prof. E. T. Pound, of Barnesville, is making up a singing school. Cantaloupes and watermelons are jn«t coming in. Some complaint of the latter rotting. Dried fruit coming in trill revive trado somewhat. Alpha. tf Oil t <*/.IIIIIM. July 19.—Miss Kittie Walters died at her home in this place on the 18th iustnnt, of typhoid pneumonia. Every person iu this cl tire section knew her and loved her. She was a friend to everybody, and every, body was a friend to her. Of her it enu be truthfully said that the world is thobettei off for her having lived. She has gone to her reward, and we will mire her. She was laid away this morning in Felton’s Cemetery, by sorrowing friends and grief- stricken relative*, whose tears moistened the tnrf of her new-made grave. The sun of life went down mirroring in its last rays the deeds cf a blameless record, to rise again on other shores and shine anew with brighter radiance in the "rkles beyond.” I IKE. T1IE GEORGIA PRESS. R™ in lh, fluid lop Conirre../'—-He». I in ntoVroni’thM77? < 'the ^ijnt-vil—rt-norG I droi 0 to'm i o\row Ct We l0 or f ".umu hC h C . i,1 .m «*»» <>«•£Iher Uy ui'a b^th thu any or to-morrow. «e he will I .,.,1 i'„ SSrt £™Mr.’"aaSL loDtSoto doriag {?**'>' * cd LLxdderxwUI b. rctorud. What 11.01-uox.tolhli.u..ml Do. 1 >'>’ utny. * ®*T«k. only tho nomuno, which nl- The Athens /iaiwier-H'afc/imaii, jade-1 It is refreshing u> note tlmt the journals | w *ys has on the wrapper tbe red Z. trade- Epson. LtMta’s Mill, Gt, Jaly lfl.—The corn crop is considered mada aud the yield will be abundant. Tbe price will doubtless bo very low in the fall, many predicting that it will not command over fifty cents per bushel. My advice to oar farmer* would „ . , ... be not to sell one grain of their oorn unless | scribing tbe suicide of Mrs. Rebecca Gold*-1 and politicians who two years ago thought | maik and signature of Jt II. ZEILIN A. they are assured that they have more than I berg, in giving the details says of the neigh-1 Mr. Stephens unworthy of Democratic sup-1 CO. they nred to do tliem, as one bushel of | bora: When they came it was first discov-1 port nre now leading tne hosts on that line. | For sale by all Druggist*. Georgia-raised oorn is worth as much as | ered that tho woman had cut her throat, I Mr. Stephens says he is tho same man ho two bushels of the Western oorn thst is | And had evidently been dead for tomo J ha* nt ways been.—A'rening.Yetrs. You see, shipped here. | time. The garments of tho body were cov- j William, Governor Brown and ms aspiring Cotton is not doing so well—too much ered with blood, as also the bed-clothing I "Me Too” had not then pronounced in St rain and grass the cause. I aud crib. In the cradle was found the largo tie Aleck’s favor. That aiway.x alters the Tho Elam Debating Society ha* selected | knife, with blood on tho handle, and a I case with (lie papers to which the .Vctrs re- the following subject for discussion at its I small looking-ghiss, also, stained. Tho | fere. co\t meuliof, July 2M: “I. tho meseot .mail pockM-knlle w«s a fuw inohe. from Ecoilng Xmr. A liUlo child ulrnyed geof jtrogiuu odviutugoou. to the pco- th.oouti.tchedh.nd of toe dead woman, nwny (rom j,. home on IowurT.Uair.trcot 11,1 Fust, j a n dw »b ily ed w'th blood It t e eni a tijat the | iwt afternoon, and^wsa tlioosM tub. lout i of this county, died yesterday was | ono week ago of typhoid fever. I ,lok “ d look ralMr * bl ' Ud - 1 « Uh I iS'th^VxiK'f^Thiur'tOTr. 1ui’45SSS»77ni. ,1 «'ii. n. .'.It™ .in I Ar p” “““'d ha., a light can of it, not tlmt Roxill, bad offered a number of pri«- to Lrim rn.: 1 " ffer ’ “ 1 i0 * 1 w “ l to Jjrjrasasriaf js tornl:^ fwJld^obl’ln ‘fll™)'. I 'rather doll, and w. h... 10 U Ptanty of time to Ulk politioe and do mtreb < )«, r town and community were highly Lenry. | else. Yes, our merchants and aldermen | entertained on last Friday night by Lb# July 17. -Th# pai*er heretofore kooen I ® nd dignitarie# play marbles with the Utile I foiNTeiiliMrita given i tbe Ariingtou ^4dr<i*re,and poolisbed at I boys on tbe streets, and have a powerful | ( . onct ^ Kt ^ c | OMJ u f spring term, Ariington, Ga.. hae txen moved to Lrary, | time counting games with them. I want | an a w itboat detracting from 1 any of the Rander»vllte. July 17.—After an absenoe of some day I returned to find tbe temper of oor citi- psxjir.aJASSssisa ofoarnn iiuileam.rto bnngMmoi 0“ on* ntali a da,, to. toronrinicne. t. Btnnuooi .ffprtu an bdn* mad. to brine towil a d»lrrd ch.n„ ud ttta ho,*d toalJJ-y wUth. ipMdily crowMd with On WedandayandTbnnday tnning. ollmt weikthe TcuuU. Uiyk Bcl*ol, nndrr the abi. chare, of 1'rof. l\ J. tfeck, tdliatoUn.with to.nnm.ro..oto.r in. toititioau, and bad Iwr enmmunnmrnt. Extortion into. wtr. ran ea lh. hander.,lit. and Ten, ill. nilnmd. *»nhlud to. Band«,ilHSi^ot wiy toattrad lUiumm into. day. hntjlf'.tt-ewnine ratortainnunla. tt. attended Wednt-sday evening and found to. hoax, crowdul to onrllowinw, bet, at. eal ral atd accomi tor mnny .Sort. aMcMd«l tn Sndiiw n qnict oorur to which to .land, and for an hour enjojed to. effort, ot toe ranili to blMly r.ndMrf b, the mute dw of Mir. Bull. U*r->. All to. port, wm rary wall parronatod for unotoun, hot tho “Ullr .bd Ho^" i^rrarated b, Mian. LUa and Era DanteD, twin airtor. and dufhtenof Jndge ham ion n * U> U- arrinn Mnwtr poOnm bu't'a.trit fiffEEBfffI Lna r on.r*y, aal well aa musical talent and ncromiiluhments. is meritorious. A resident of this dty, she teaches a class bar* and o®#| Tennille, alternating each dsy. She 1~- long* to iliat large date of Southern wo- meu whose dtBj bv*# present n mod In- di»i uuvble refutation of tbe charge that the women of tbelkrath are IndolenL Oar >cucg widowers who threatened raid (he spring! of north Georgia for _ moiilbor t*o this summer, haverhanstd Uieir r r '-gramme to oot week at Indian Spring, with a strong proUblity of aban- dwiiiin, tliHl intention and remaining here. Attraction at !»->me too strong. Afterall and U it i need-*] of “giving away” >e would irttimce that the M never inteudcl • as been quite but we are g! hi >» Oma. F- op .^etordsy and by fore# ho knows how to expre?s them: Home body is goiDg to be badly fooled about that gubernatorial business.— —Liberty county inarches to Ihe front with a I).icon delega tion and the time-honored two-thirds rule. Hurrah for old Liberty! Adopt tho ma- role and good-bye Democratic party. H Stephens is nominated under that rule he be defeated. That is our opinion. It will be impossible for Hon. Alexander II. Stephens to be rominated for governor under the two-tliirds rule. The fact of the business is that he lacks several votes of a majority. Next Wednesday will tell tho Madisonian: Mr. Stephens is a decider who doesn’t declino. A few ot tho loaf* iug negroes that infest Madison should be securely caged. Stealing is becoming too common among there vagrant*. We ad vise our farmers not to sell their oats. They have luffered enough from specula tors. Grain is sure to bring a good price next fall. Tub Dublin Gazette remark* that Lau rens oounty has never before had such good crops. Joe Brown has to attend to the wants of the eighth district while the man in the roller-chair is playing whist and enunciat- Xlnrnesvllle. July 18.-Mr. Garland Head, of Mi! . was buried yesterday. He lay prostrate Without th«Z ol the lISHSlgj Wrapper flvipepsla. Thia modleis. will [■o.iti.ely rare you of (hi. terrible diteauu. It la no .nin boast, but we auert emphatiraljy whnt wo know to be true, Slmmona U.er PeEolator will core yon. Jaundice. Bimmons Liver Regulator soon eradi cate* this disease from ti e syptem, leaving the skin clear and free from all impurities. Sick Headache. The stomach imperfectly digesting its contents causes severe pain in the head, accompanied by disagreeable nauren. Foe the relief and cure of this distressing af fliction take Simmons Liver Regulator. Halaria. Persons living in unhealthy localities may avoid all bilious attacks by occasion ally taking a dose of Simmons Liver Rcgu lator to keep the liver in healthy action. Conitipat ; on should not be regarded an a trifling ail monL Nature demands the utmost regu larity of the bowels. Therefore assist Na ture by taking Simmons Livor Regulator, it is so mild and effectual. . Biliousness. One or two tablespoonfuii will relievo all tho most inefficient man iu tho Georgia delegation. If Congressmen are to be I mduth * judged by their works, there Is no way to | c , AlOOnoliO FoiIOniPC 7 * uvu.d lliiu corclnuioii. Mr. Stephens ],na I Blmmop. Liwr XUirolator will counter- not been physically competent to srrve his n*. rt *ho effect of alcoholio poisoning. By district, and lie is not competent to fill tho 113 usa , ® hver i* aroused, tho office which lie i* now so wildly seeking. ner , vt ' I !| ‘Jnicjed.the gastric disturbance cor- Ilis nomination by tho Ilemocratic con-1 rcc ‘ c “ nIJ d intemperance urevented. vention would be a calamity to the State. | _ „ Ycl-OW Fever. ~ , I The Regulator has proven it* great vnlao lAft vv'. H i r .* Pa . EXCl ?8® na { op Brown havo n * a remedial agent during tho provalence left Washington for Georgia, presumably n f that terrible scourge. Simmons Liver for the purpose o:‘ffixiog things"for the Regulator nevor fails to do all that la State eoavention text week. When the claimed for it. p— fifty day* with the fever. Up to hie last I delegates to the convention meet they | finlin illness, Mr. lle«d was a stout, healthful ® n «ht to pars n resolution informing this | Children suffer iug with colio soon ptho man. He was over six feet high, and wa* brace of patriots that they are not needed rienee relief^ehen SimnmiS?uJ^ReJSn "much of a man.” No bettor cit zen lived in Atlanta ot present, and respectfully re- Jo?te^dmtotetered aSSSSa toSiSSCV in Pike county than he. Ho was success quest them to return to their posts of duty Adults as well as children SSnS?! fol, and a prosperous future seemed toU“ Washington.—Aeice and Ailrrrti»rr. I eflt f rQtn rai* medicinn await him. He woe a leading member ot Nothing could seem more natural than the | n tho Baptist church of Milner, and a mo d I Rbsenco of .Mr. Stephens from his post of There ts uinil*.! n?. n aSJ£ useful servant in Christ’s service. An Uatw. 8U1I, it is an outrage that be should honorable Christian has died, and may tho neglect the dutie.i he is paid to discharge, I r. jrjUtor soon brsake^he riM?i ■ D «*n KWMiwihMWh.«o«iion* •Esssx lira alter h-.m. a. „ terra^ It l. a .,a,n. ah ’ ambit ou * whoa all other remudie. (ail. No other news of much note. 1 ho j west, it u a shame. I ^ mac * 1 j The Valdosta Times very pointedly re-1 Nothing is so unpleasant as Bad Breath, ° nt I “^fks: " 1 he nrgurcent is exhansted—we I generally arising from n disordered stoin- r stantl b y thi two-thirds rule.” I ach, and can bo so easily corrected by tak- preseut in charge of Jndge W illis, who will j _ I i nt . gi mm0 ns Liver Keiralator r-^ prraide till Thursday for Judge Stewart. Rome Bulletin: lion. W. H. Felton an-1 k ■Rladdnr end Vidnovg The politicians are leaving for Atlanta, j nounced at Ccdnrtown ou Friday that .r r RD( * mother had deliberatoly tai ea tho gla«s to till it was found hid away , see how to inflict her death wounds, and in the weeds and gras* in the middle of the a decided success, 'mere waa a large ”, XSSfJSk C lit i SI upon thc'baby Voi a'b^t toTrevi I from the Atlanta//erahir Mr.'Stephens, !S?u2i^allv^eeJra^Sreire tor RilJ nn forever. There was another older child in if anybody, ts entitled to a‘‘800” medal a* girls especially deserve praise for their un-1 . ftaura remains were taken in I one of the Grant "Old Guard.” The i 5L r i spent freely at I . ^ oor j e wi*h population. It is I niaioniy rule open* wido the door to frauds ' the fl«h pond, lovers retreat and ice cre*m I Wjolr for Ihe blood to be 1 and bargnins in Iho convention. The buy- table, and for fruit of all kinds, arplc*, j J^i,ed from a suicid*, and the body will I ing of delegated vote* will then become a peacbee, pears, grapes, melons, sherbet, theIStoolthetecwnetery, trfde. The nobleGanl of the Augusta frozen peaches lemonade, cake, etc. Jh* L ^x ^thoat ^emony. ln the gaJ- Chronicle says the two-thirds rule is cornet baLd wasin attendance and tar- *“ •J^LhlchtS STlw!committed. "effete.” Why didn’t he go further and nished the muiio. A handsome sum » n ino ueo wa * i -# to to*” and "root- te-toot?” «. which will be ap- m*. B. Mell, of Coffee oounty, last week T fi g would have made it perteotiy clear., Piled Iowa* d* the purebas* of an organ klUed a catamount which measured four ut us suppose one * aodidate before for the church. Ooe of the attractions ws* feet from tip to tip. Ibis animal had no the convention receive# 178 votes and the 1 on elegant cake prerented by Mrs. N. C. doubt destroyed ono hundred dollars’ worth otb er 174, and lb# vote that racket tbe ma- Barnett, of Atlante, wife of the Secretary C f sheep. jority is a besotted or bought one? Does °5 I a , isiPATc u tn the Savannah Netce dated I argue that the party ought to bo of Kastman. Xbe cake wae to gotothe Jnlt nlS. i (to £tur bound by siwh a piioe ofwork? most popular young lady. Mis#Fannie \>aycro**,ua., July u, says: un oamr i Uetrman was e’ected b/n handsome ma- day night last, during s mws thunder It Is the concurrent testimony of the- public and the medical proiesiion, Iliat ueirmoo was • «w®u uw n ubuuwuw uj»- i —# **••••* —. - - = , The following suggestive paragraph I* | Hostetler's Stomach BUten is a uied»cine jority, nnd "took tbe cake,” twelve dollars I storm, the commU ary of Messrs R®PP*td I taken from the Atianta Herald. Ihere | which achieves results speedily felt, thor- being realised by tbeelection. SltfiSBSlSl ,7“ “iTf »S h? nb ® n ,° do ? b A5 f fac ^ tbat ‘J*® 1 ® «• ou*h and benign. Beside rectify ing liver a^^s^^asBartfutt c z iSiTl-VBUhop_.Ml.tant. Thiooun-1 Ke'n- “K Ltec Ihe’conraleKenceof rJcov- - ’ a WHO IU1UUUIICD IUUI, (UUUiU 11IV Ulljum/ I ,f- * nnntf K ._. | was otherwise uninjured. Two other | ru j # be adopted, they will remain silent | ^citem* , hare ra ^iqJdpaxami* I boo *«® near b>r , wer ® ala0 dam ">'®' 1, tb ® I and not vote further In tho convention. I jSSfiiiirtniSffeomoieSl knotted in I °° rnor of °°® 10rn , o®. 1 b X 4l»Ji °W* I They juntify this courae on the ground that I ttebranebSTtangBL 1 * 1 * 111 kuowl * Jg ® | tent. The telephone po.es in the vicinity | fbeyr were chosen aa delegates to represent | Count j Courier. We predict ior oor little | week. paper a prosperous future. Editor Joshua | Janes seems to have goes to hie work with I llawklnevllle, whkVh Ii .M.n ’ I Jtxv 18.—The entertainment giveu last | Wo ’have a~numb#r’of"c*u Jidale# for The 2S hi wiu^bTSffiSrto SSfflSiZ oUhl f°. r a,Q0CW ’ MtUn « Uitiatoi J2d Sly ie making it Ui 7^,,'’rf, j j,*®,!. f * XT* • | over sixty dollars. The iwrformance* were | We have two candidates for the Stats I ludoMwh »mwoUiSkdeserve?tbe!«u' I # ^® odid ‘ r ^® ob ® g ®«d‘t on K u in our couftty, M seers. W. T. Bev.ll ronsBe*and suoTor 1 of our rit[zeu*'** P omcerned. The songs by Mrs. Brown, I o. J. Martin, both of them worthy and well TtaK U iSm w'uT» una.ljf 1 **** J, k ! H*®**.gWMMn. ffMttb*.. It I. oonceUeU ih.t Meri..tl«r neeueu wan uejs tms | p ar?<m , f Jo f n „ W( j H*,nolde, were ex-1 u entltied *o the member th e time by tbe eeedingly well rtmlerc-d. In "Mother | rotation rule. I think a majority of our July 17-Ye.terda. evenin' at 7=^1 ^ , a ? d ,: rb# ^.®<.taigessUia» geopUare for Mr. Stephen* tor ^vernor. ,.i2k GetlenJ IW vV. LfSr I th* Utti* folk# acquitted theroselveemcst I Ut Mr. Bxoon hee some vary warm and fnl uiM. ifreSiUi!? eifsls I T d * ubl fr fjwta of ap- good working friend.* in our connty,who from^stlikoMv JSJS hiSflSS I^ jS° {?*? ^ too I are ever oo the alert to fmt in a UMag blow LOT V 1 ‘rar**, 01 VT" *® w » l » r ®*th®d I lengthy. Soffloa it to say that alt did well *or him. hit Urt. Th* d*e®ased wmein meotal,phy- I and gave an entertainment that wae well I rMM . - . ra*n*r»!lv and bnt litlla emMilr. Altboueh bo; tl.irt j.two je.r. J b^?bSfd7bwi!TVt tU. pto pu/lbe bo * « u * J ot ‘“ able of «•, hi wu tbuleaUiog member of tbo U^eraiilleclob .m.leh x.miT [.mlhaUlie.. in raw l.wocrttoa bloom. Baptist Church, and for several yearn nnet I V” -....I in the fields for th* sis* of th* weed, lh. .eperiiiuSueot of iu K«bb«tK5hooi- u ^."ira. d HVe h taMd£Lut!jeg my' „ ‘'‘'Ilif.VH,* Hinton, who h« b«n In n work of plrarar. ud Uerotlon to Urn. J^&tuTiS Mran: “rdulUSVrTSmmr BnrajnlU. for nrarijr four fmi;j. .enJinif By thoM who know Un be.t ho wm boM I SimiyCM for to. hubanAiSjihiljren 1 ‘7? *?“ !° *i ord »“ • hi s h admiration and mto.in. HU pl.e. «ioTraVTrr dMUtou! toot" m0,,d 10 bM'itifol home in Ihi. iy t# in a degree supplied, but to hie I 7 ’ diolx. | eoarty.end will in fotar# mak# i. bar ... • - v - •* ■ 1 Tnib«iiou (home,both hereon* bengnow through • | school. * be filled. For a namber of years past he I. ^ CL1 H*—Candidate# for toe legislature I y r , j, c Moffett, oor vary efficient and - . eotutonl raider of to. TttX- I popular ihwiff, hu jqat returned from in M«M,wi«m md xnlor too wm- 11*! “Vt; “ d S**: Krtoli oonnly with i.o prUontr. wife hid entmanagementk*s been its local agent. ( W|U *, Xfcerace between those gent meal froot oir eointyob account of true A. A. Colei an. Esq., of Colombo*, man-1 * >ro ®ta®® 10 J® ® contested one— I bills found tgainst them at the lert term mm Of to. ttVumCnton TjU^Scom. ■"{»»»■ rh. of OnTof to.m U puy,totpradin(.putof hu.umcr n-| „T2SSS“ 1 * ,un * **bM««h. dnttb. cbar^dwilh mnrd.r. Mr. Moffett wUlto SS! 0 lj»»,to.yi>Mlof htabrothM.Mr. Bvmtrhorch. C. I bird tobMt fonhariff M looff u h. will tt ilium E.Co!«mao. ~ I bora to. offioe. Jicx. Thomt. W. Qri xh, E^., oo. of U. moat , „ _ . _ promir ci joon* lawyer, in to. SUto, I Comer., rauted toi. plM. hasdty morning on| Jew W—'Ib.eommenc.mrol .l.rcUe. KinirSher’to th-^lrafn. r'uJSo 11 .ton wall, hii bran bnintsl ilira, which I of FrofeMor* Urime. and O'Kelly'. Mhool uit^mSwfth .h.“SS2: "Srftilrt I prored tn bairn-. Th. ihnEiluen nre I took plu. on too ltth inab 1 would like riZurunlral. I Iht pUMOg. got it crooked about 86 feet be-1 tonk thev bav* cried "enough” some time ISTE^UtolTSd hSdkSrM^^Tlbl toiiffifratfi..nnd ikSitoVto Jit U wi ■*»—*» bnn toomimbconiidarnUon for SlntlJnn^nf^eSwMtodtoMLIS wn. fototd to di* n wrtl or bol. nbont 3 by *A»"> »«#*«* H*® ft*. SniM.b^g”^ 1 " ^ 'w's-iaTsisrjsKhra^d!L* Uo .’ uu. m^U^,oi UtotonMi. m .x- frat jrapwb!n b>. k tXl • , “ d «° .{]• .. 8Uw "f.Tv-S; , «”' 1 ‘'b Wm unU feet. v?. rary .nUtutoln*.Hi. Ihnnowan'‘ThoDo- KM~t™iliS?ortb?%Hh*riE^-. k nS'B* c k , * 0 wMbi 1 iiudrnwn oot ud wm nl ,ie ' 0 *S*H° u '. . ■*«*■ utu. over half w.y to tot nrfu. whu ton I h And.rton.lor tomo Umo i*v "por* o' « noito Ulow broo«ht to hi. .ijtbt ‘»T °< irvta, ot car city. The popularity, thnr-1 the horrible spectacle tiut tbe aearo was 1 !«ft ae to ... oath culture and pleasing manner* of Mias I twted ami tiithThti^elf hadllad* al having for China in tsetober. ftev. M- D. Imnhxve long sine* mad* her the (inter of | narrow escape from th* same fate. Work I Turner ha* taken Mr. Aadersoo'e placa as SadthL m«tVHSter D t‘L*2f. «f *Ll n ead \* I ,u omi to remove thedirt, and P** tor of JW® dhurcb, and ia rapidly mak- fr* ®?®y Jf I not anul a few minutes past 10o’clock did I » n « ®“» g*gj® ®®®M w.H°V*: a kc?wn^nj ,Cl. ** * **?? "“I 0»J rouk him. Uowu found “A *««>d „ BBOWA ami pleasantly remembered in th* | with hU head thi**o and hi* mouth I tale* Addis Tamer, of Coo yen, I* visit- miMyof «toon,wUndmfo«mnrlyra.|X^ to li^ uJouSTtwliT^M ‘MLtoMton. Mia Elln Hnil. ibMnli- nnnr'y rnrtnd. Tb. torpM wu turn-1 «"> fonn, todyof Wnrr.nton.li vWting over sdter examination by the physicians I U«:kdale, th* gumt of Mia* Lizoi* Feck, to hie family. ] Prominent among th* visitors at oar acm- The oolored Methodist Sunday-school had a picnic last Saturday, which was en joyed by all present. CoausroMUENT. I their people in a Democratic convention j were torn to shieds. Wm.Ombn, of Savannah, died of Mir-1 and instructed to vote for the two-thirds | iam tremens on Saturday morning last. rule as a recognized part of Democratic or-1 Jnm. n nikMiE cat.taln of tho Chat-1 gaolzation. If that rule h to be abolished | ra“nto g on IKSly Urt'"‘d’ro^ o'? toi S2mU toll'^UtJS'nu'’ 'S’ven“to !&!£dmw"“ llld " ,tt0 ““ dw ' ,,,h ' IhJ5?raSlwy"VIU '.b^ehrat"^ ‘TliJra Cmmui.ick bhnDUh Moml.y ^^^.“nTmlnX^m''.^ 1 IfSJSSratf1?ted Lt'eX ,W ° ' “ ’ b *' llawklnevllle. July 19.—The entertainment last perhaps tbe btst ever rkUM H.H.P. OR Hill’s Hepatic Panacea, Mann factored by W.H. BARRETT, Drugglt . Aujtutta, Qeoreik. rapuUUoo L flr.Uelftu rU puformcn! e ,uill » tvnrn. for it. blood*! .took. totoST.Il did to «II that th.ra wu noth- T»« bnildina boom nt WuynroM Ioc Uoking to make to. occuion a grand | toon uanm. giganila proportion., in. j coaraatiou. The tudioal. nr. preparing 1 he* omo recommended by the moat lenrn. ■ tumnh. (town is right in the midit of. the lumber I ^ advantage of the Democratic folly | ed of the medicsl profeasfon for Ihe singing of Mr*. Frown and I mills, and is making splendid use of her I j n |be wretched 8tephenaand.Colqiutt|HEAI)ACHK8,8»)UK 8TOMACH,DY8- Jiss Mamie Jelk* tUdted rounds of ap-1 orportuulty for building purposes. I movement. I plan*#. Mira Jelis in ooUeg* secured med-1 Hsvsnnsm is eomplaining, aad justly too, i T is now clear that the people from all RKfV immJrrnKH PiinBA i7 mMTif al* for excvllenco in musical atteinmenU. I |f repraseutetions art true, about the fail-1 ovartheBUteaialargely in favor of thema- ° hIN ERU i5K ! J* i U i u COhDI She has a voic* that U sweet and nelodjo- j urB Jf the naptha lights by which the ct*y jorilynile- we might say overwhelmingly . ™N OF BUkOD, oos, and under excellent control and train-1 ^ now lighted. A change most certainly I - 0 _ ii- u ^ f 1 ing It I* a voice soft and musical in it- j come, if nothing better is furnished by t k ~ 1 - e®jjr. yet of power aad compass. contractors. Tbe several young ladies who famished I T||g Rom# CourUr Is *q Jeffersonian i^ Ibe lustra mental music jteqaitte > them-1 ^ notions that it only eats Jefferson plums | twiMhinla rule, Un h* euuhuwhi wm nut i .. t . .. uvis—1« •?!T7 'TST, 1 cwd,ub| y*. 7 1 *® $nn * nm ot measuring six and a half Inches in dromn- be apt to Indorse the opinion. Baying a * alee and Horaea^B «P»Lkwly eighty douara was reaiueu. I ferenc**. I thing of that tort and y roving it are en-1 If the good oitixen* of the Central City I - . . . . j 1OT n ( , I tirely different mattets. I wish to enjoy on entertainment worthy of | ^ Jjjj .“?/* nil’ I r.\ n i» R,.wn m tk* I appreciation and patroaage, let them in-1 J°®tah I^wis, uho tajj 1 7 I TJ.”? I vito a nresenUtion of thia excellent play in I toral labors of the Methodist Church of I Colonel's politioel eye-glasses were too I Ihair 1 v ' I tot. eilr, received • moat littleri 113 000- great, foe him to uo toe ritu.tioo clearly. I Humor' my. tom wer. two tooottog 1 praiihmjU .totormlog lto.Umt ,Lhri | TU PMytou. oo1.dt.goMd to toy to mra | of toinrate.* w.pbook. toot w. of too mm Hr. l.wU, bolUvio* b. m.y Ur Buou dounk oeed to wmr .<wl„r h.« SiSVi^ tolluUM of tb. po.m. b. ot mor._ur.io. her. o( taitedo«dm toto^ib IIU p. nfu^ .“tu £y;.*!S.° d >to!!l ii'qmti to honor to be pmM.nl of.ueh for tb. l.fvty of Mr. Htopbou during thxt umu, 01 m. 1/ui.v totour. | ,’ lMtl , uUoo wthat U MliUdgovillo, u period. well u iho Indoeeraeot of n l.rgu ul.ry, Hqo u n vary ouheullhy di.L Ul'. be bu dMUitod to. honor paid Wm, ud quil lL-;/ortw»ll Aau. Brother Benaon w. or. glad to know will remain with ne. I nrob.b;y umu nnwholwomo. tt'e do not Tut colored Repoblicaua will support I believe that th* flesh of healthy hogs 1* un- Ocn.Uutr.il forgorarnor. |whoUtome. _Dy.bllM.ltHtra._Uwt many | Studenli Can Enter at any Time. Corn i* well mad*. Farnwra are nulling I . Cox-Ai.nal«Mldtob.to«“bMttolk.rlof th.J»y tkni «ra bntAiral InOyMg [ fodder. The closing exercises Mre!|jL M. >, wa muu- ■ wu *in«w «• wria am utrnia cnerge oy ■ Mb. dayUsC She ira* a noble Chrirtiaa worn-1 his aeoomnliebed daughter. MU* Annie. I . i tun Sit ixsir v4. ci d , ^«-&r’J^ .STJSfSSt ATSSaaSL^- =I rickMM In wrtiinIomUUmInMutkwmXItfly dr.piMM^' ' blw Tbnraday night too. ■« brol. I S^kllX^bl^dJiKTTiurK I **» irimlMl doekM m MoMbM. TkMi U *- Mr. Dean's store at Bottelurd Samter I schooL We wtre then escorted by our I V* three murder Caere on docket, iSTt^kTrJi^tS £T.m I to.LVimnJ'^i/tW. Z, I >A* "b- 1 ImporttoXoo. U toat of J BlOUX. Macon W. MtKAY, Principal. A Firit-CUM lnititut« for Practical Buinsu Inxtruction, Book keeping, Etc. fcb<iorS(d by UiC Lrailira -a to%4STbS re,^plTn‘ SE ‘^.v - °! Him Emm*I* w uw»- on roco Ibrangbt.gninul OoorgU ■keon'nSlMernnilB DEBILITY' Coteuqn. Mhool, at Woodnrd AowUmy, will not .tick. Benton moat not let hi. pomtoni Drain- IwtrtVUUO UtBILI I T. , Hm. Huto.nNo.ilur. thei widow ottkw dicM him erMI mTh. nutter of iM in f«»L OtorgU B«on U .but w. iued- ImI Tburaday night, eomprialni I LwiirtUc, Kyra°n ImISandey.' I priMediitiSrin'S^ror. c w v visit reUtivt#ia VirginU,b£oje erwlu on u^cberand pnpiU. Arrange- Atlawts Constitution: "A Csmi).—At- _ . „ tr . u I toll MO bring mad. by the patroo. for a L^J X . j,|, it, 1SB.—To the public: Aal Hxwrwxu. An. -TJoriu. H. Wklt»| Ic'BjyifrU.JHi. .. mn»ic efu. next term, which will graally I taqntilm hxv. bmn mtd. to to why I hrtogbt.oin.ntn. .nrokedb»eontollMt.| 1 1 eDhtooeto. tnl.ra.1. of tbeioboot ud th.uttlemtot nudehyMevr. Whlttlo, | HS**”****.**!!I ttocr. InrolnnuryTraii-i. hr I or nub thou mmicvl edvuUge. wWeh I nieekley ud AiuUnon, of to. eontroveny U. hu uw». mnd. plenty to Un on end r m u*—1 by onrexetii - tbi- roil.inanity bu Ufor. tocked. I {^ttern Cot A. ICLamM, of to. Utooo I j>»d bi. cotton eteM. U. 1. economical, I ovtolndalgton, which Iradi Aravin! nMtlng 1. going oo nt lh* Txuon.ru, ud myMlf, u pnbiiabed in I Ubunl, indutriow, ud u honut. {obu I«;. l.-ato Mtthodi-t thn-rh In toi. plu. conduted uSailluiliou, wu not rigirf by me, I wuerav pwt, np InQKWgix. li. In. ffra ggSfcEeeSi ukShitra S a Rev. Mr. TldwMl, putor of toe cborch. I de ,{ IA to uy tint I did upud my uni I now kept ellra from the drank b. bed '“'“r. ■ , > member yet received, altkoogh n now-1 ^ the copy nuded Cob Umu. u h. did whtobe comm.nMd _booM-ke.ping mt I KSll.’toxnr H JST^ -*** her meet r,t ll.ealitr. I to tb.tbmndnl to me. 1 iKr.yly pn'ji.hp-l I forty yr.r* ago. If W1 men were tike him | or , 4r n , ; , u . t. r Tin delegate, to tk. gnbarutorUl oon- wh> , [ nctvnl from him, not anppoeing I th. rarmu on maleiie. would not amount with nr. ' vention tn AUtoU Mt to-d.y, tutracfoJ b. w7nij.lto rign th. copy I rant to Mything." «»■«»,., . torato f«Buon tod tb. two-third.rale. Uo> . of eoon., I .oe.pt th. retUwunt I TniU»rlwHIS«»geUoa.bigonoool u ‘ ,t ' * m ."' 1 ' 1 '’' Oto. Cook Will nv doubt carry too cototy 1 u ratirely Mliafactory to me. I re. frog.. Wo abonld rrs ro-luee it in ton col foe Cpema, wtdeb t. an cridence ol ,.„d th. Uto nnptoMtotnM. u amicably | ninn bnt for fur ft would- dcmonlizo DoMj’i.EcJig allv# to u..own totorM* I ud mutfutorily aottiod, and I ouly pub-1 Oanit, Jury Hoot, andfleocge ttoodi. and welfare. A grand, good man i. »J«n. I | uh ,hj, c „t. f, )r tbe inferaxOton of tuora I Wa advtra UiMoboy. not to rent »I,«t Cook, aodowrf witk upWer indgm.nt, I m „ BO » kav. Man th* copy in tb. I Bwa mn about tint frog’, .wallow “ •“ M«eonTakaau»B,towhlohiDynMi.wto|bolkUMfMtM _n betUelUi l of life to to to. muie of 1 . L ., c j,x I . _ „ - „ . ... bMrt throba. Long any ho grace CoogrM- 1 “SraSTnlUd from lh. dty oo lh. night | . ..“L* 1 { I our written R'J«rar.ue • * 1 does not . •; by La: frm- from tho dty on th. night . ®H*S : . ‘ **• I too oorrmpondtou wu pnbllrimd in to. Hi ua. ao kuy_|» w™y U^MpUakUro tl “ AlTtnXnt to Chiuuamiuioury: 7kiierbUnaS!?S! Hk madU provided foe.—^Wa bvli.ra r atle Lubb-'ed I that If He. HUpheu U mod. govwnor of nut po® 1 *'*! I (jrorgi. Unpeople wiU b. moriiltod by P n.——. » I Mdngto. txfftcu.of tbairgovarnornud ‘ * ,,UW1,,rT I r _ nfnn.nl if knJu<M.ln U l»n. « riom accident I wrote mil improving, I pMrwd aign-d to to. adtlMunt with xtrea, bone, of ptrfaea run vary. in to. f Mr. J. B. Wallace,on. of lb. bkM honor- ton ettixaev of thia eoonty, dint on to* Uto in.tant H. wm a nun of eulturv, and In. tot any mn bou the taadi.g uebool tractor la hi. aulton of ou oonnty. Mr.- Hilly CbMk died U ttolTth. Wife ot tin fat. BarxetaCbuk,who died ail ta^.~ ago, iS»d ergbl,. y-oca Hra. Ctock ^®7ranPTH«wa^^yTofOrantif todeairratob. r ■Taa T. aad H. knock, to* CanafUaNu'. ,«yxp?t T ‘y."4*gyd» , gJSS* cMtor: -At a. »r ImL* lUMS&Sl’ Tto tTSSUS dMC. of th/brid.'. rr.olh.r_ Hn. Cb.rlra SfddStlSttolEiM?; gutodg Hdtocy.JtW.f.C.OdluayjOfAtab, lg.ta.anta favor of to. twwHWrd. rata. 1 ® Hu EU.kallarv.of toneily.on 11 u ben Ik* cu- vention aerd. next W wlnm-1 day evvoing. Uth ln*t, l.tv, K. T. Iltnka day U wiU pewtokiy b. mu toot nditov 1 carinltag." of Unkbonp-pcra ton tnudricUym.1 -WiU fom. kind friend i g.rd ag to. unto tatota matteri/uttma* I marry to. toitor of fto hummtrriUo ( THE CEORCIA SEMINARY For Young Ladios, TJf CiAfM-VILLE. If ALL vrv. OA. 1 Will open tell term ii,iiwtoH,liaLwtto CORDON n trKkS aotnilo rnta dc-irmg b INSTITUTE nlUr-aa ' iUtl t; tt. It. WltOlltLL, I'll) 1-’ d.t. resui ^■sni aoiwUlMianAiag I July l-.—Yocr bumble eorrwtotdest, — . I eieUwg retethee and (rteada tn Tboraae- JWHM....-I,. 11■ to, ha* aewdaded to ire joo a few dote -TUl».* sn el««tkm held in | ia regard to tb* crop* ia thi* »tct itjr UAb (qr fence oc no gtctrallj, are good tere. 1 v.rf'lta