About Georgia weekly telegraph, journal & messenger. (Macon, Ga.) 1880-188? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1882)
■M Sw^-toto-MOMC i Clljc. (He.cri:ctra 11Tc cIil rr CL clc^cipf?. nnfc ^ouctrol & Mc^r^ug^. fArmen or tne county, anu Riving « are** deal cf attention to sheep raising. In a word, ha U a solid wan, with a level head, capable of forming correct opinions and capable or lorniing correct opiuiwun nui fully able to maintain them, either in pri vate conversation or in public debate. No ie doubts that ho will prove a worthy presontative of «mr county. Of the r nominee, W. M. llawkes, it af- SES IVorlrlt forda me special pleasure to speak lie is oue of the boys, and waa the yor.ng men's candidate. He is a young lawyer r* promising futnre. With capabilities of superior order he unites the modesty of to Nevin’s Opera House to unite in the fu neral ceremonita that had been prepared. The hushed solemnity, the appropriate decoration, the fitting words of condolence offered by those who addressed the meet ing, the tears and the throbbing hosrts ren dered it indeed “a house of won ruing. There was nothing absent but the cata falque and the coffin. The church bells continued their tolling until eight and the city clock sobbed a reqniera for twenty- four hours. And so It ia throughout State. It means simply that Ben Hill a great man and that Georgia kuew it. , comforts and do- AuovaT, 21.—Mr. John Bush, whose wifs died a few weeks sgo, will be buried to morrow afternoon in the Gordon oemetery. 1 hey leave four orphan children. Mr. Isaac Jessup, an aged gentleman of Twiggs county, was out riding with Rev. iffln J u 1 “— city clock sobbed a reqniera for twenty- William Griffin one day last week, when four hours. And so it 1* throughout tho Mr._Orl«ns>hors*ktekej•Jf'-jJjW* IL maiden. Hi* candidacy was the revolt of the desire of his frieods to see him pro moted. He sought not the office before the aunounoemeut of his name, and his success i« mainly due to tho disinterested efforts of friends. It is a clear case of the office peeking the man. He will prove an honor to nnr county. His clear conception of parlinneutary law and his ready grasp of ary question brought to .... such ndorn the S tnker'a chair. Nomination in«»*u« electioi in^ oui county, so look out for a brilliant rK^jri made by Hm ; . W. M. Hawks, of Surator, in Coehrnn August 22.--Our city treasury received a a deposit yesterday to the amount of twen ty or twenty-five dollars from a little mis understanding. Go it, boys; we caft soon pay for that engine at these licks. Home of our farmers say they made corn enough to do them three years, and it seems they intend keeping il from the way the price keeps up. A farmer with a crib full of corn in u model of indepen dence, but what's the use of being oat of the fashion? We like to sse it. Hurrah for all the iudepeudents on that plat form ! Our merchant* are expecting a good trade this fall, from the preparation* they aro making. They have already bought several bales of the uew crop, and business ib beginning to look up. Our railroad depot was entered la*t night by a novice of a buiglar. Ue made a very’ futile effort to break open a money drawer, ami succeeded in.only breakiug tho east-1 iron handl> and making a tew indentation* Methodist church has been organ- ized at Snow lldi, about seven mile* north east of thi* place. Itertielor* Hill. HacochtSI.'“Traveling on the East Ten-1 nesute, Virginia and Georgia railroad with tho handsome Capt. Adie, as conductor,| is a p'easurethat imprints itself indelibly upon the inlnd^djafMMjjroji|ffi|M|M potigejs, Ho i* so attentive to _ .,courteous in nil his actions the esteem of all. The strangest thing is that ho remnius a bachelor at the tender age of thirty-seven. The rente i* studded with uumistak-ible evidences of thrift in the little villages, vim and me ets* in the iniumnoth l»i*pi ntine and mill ing cuter; rises along the line of the read. Prom Eastman to the Florida line tin corn crop is exceedingly tine, and is now bt-yond injury from bligli ing drought Coti *» is severely injured by rust, in some instmi ca to the extent of decay aud death to tho plant. We would like to know of the irrepressi ble Gentry what his present opinion is of Jt-sup hop beer. We dislike to give him AIBUV llllt rnniiot Mill *‘f HAU thfl rora twelve to fifteen dollars. There is a vast amount of siekneaa in Montgomery county, mostly typhoid fever. iJuiKuwery wuhuvj. iuusii| q>uuiu lever. ■ Mr. Dent, who has cuarge of Mrs.I Wayne's fsrm in Laurens county, s*ya that the poor, half fed dogs around him have Bpzbta Sunbram: Farmera complain of rust ie cotton. Well, gentlemen, if every stalk waa loaded down with silver quarters you would growl because they were not dollars instead. Mb. J. It. Ct'MMDiQHAH was out hunting near lhomasville an Thursday last, and hile he was loading his gun it was ncci Capt. J. P, Imuodkn, It is said, drove a span of horses from Dalton to Dahlonega, eighty miles, over one of the worst moun tain roads in the State, in a day, reaching h U dr killed OH the .Ido of hU d«d. He died immedi- sl iu bio fiel.' It is almost reduced to a certainty that Mr. John li. Wolfe, the nominee for the Legislature, will have strong opposition. Dr. J. T. 1 happel is being strongly urged by his friends to make the race. in Deoember. Hedge. THE OEOROtA MESS. IV tint the I'eoule think anil Do. Hbotbeb Watebman says: "Forsyth seems to be lagging on the baseball idea." We are glad to know it for the sake of For syth. There are very few things in this life better to lag on than baseball. 0 iLuunuH, aooordiug to the Timet, is ately. Camilla Clarion : Many pie in „ . peop] Georgia are now wanting Bon. A. O. con to beoome -a casdidate for United States senator before the next Legisla ture. Many of Mr. Stepheus's .warmest supporters favor the movement. Jackson Herald: When "Unele Jos' was in Athens during commencement, he that city, four of which oontained a ten- dollar till. Of these letters only one reached its destination, the one without the money. Government detective* are on tho track, ai.d the circle of the suspect ed is rapidly being narrowed dowu. Gjiumuu* Timet: A few mornings since Mr. William Thompson, of this county, killed two wild turkeys at ono shot while out hunting near his place, north of this oity. They were large and fat, weigh ing twenty-one pounds ca. h. James Clegg, of the Columbus Iron Works, had the ore csrriage, which weighs a ton or more, to run over his foot. Three bales of cotton will be rallied in a few days. Tub I’ott-Ajfpeat is rejoicing because this is "the era of Liberalism in Georgia." It says the signs of the times herald the "breaking np of Bourbonism and the emsnoipation of voters from the despotism of caucus and the terrors of the party lash." Ard, farther on, "this is pare Dem- oornoy—this is paro Republicanism." We have always been lead to suppose that pure Democracy and pure Republicanism ware things widely apart. The Ennuirer thinks the Columbus water works will be completed in fonr weeks. A little white girl at Columbus was re cently knocked down by a sixteen j cur-old negro, who threatened to brain her with a briek. GEQHGiA GLEANINGS. JTJCVFft C ATHE It ED DY SPECIAL C. I It BEH VON HEM TH. r - save Nprlng. Apocst 1.—The citixcna here regret very nine's to lose their fnithfnl and effl- ci*. - I tiaC.cr, Mr. P. I. King, principal of thi lit .rn r.-»!e school. Homo of Mercer’s Ot bleat j; ri duates of late yeara were once .-!•« Hr from heie to Shelby, .. C. M . 1 cyter, of Alabama, a young iaucy • 1 rted by the trustee* to fill tho . us ed by the resignation of Mr. Oarvlllnca was quite lively a few nights ago. In r 'ilion to n due apecclulelifered by 11 m. £ uburn Wright, of Horae, Inde pendent c: .bdstefor th* Legislator? from I-'if.yil coa *./, tiiriu whs n lively dance at the hotel btl.ir. hi d '' iog countle •♦VS sl o'. Julsy »iba • the oicasl Tins s»nd fi JOjjS* OVi sla.» ha«l | othor. Hu taught and showed many the value of tiue government, and around the sound doc trine proclaimed rallied tliagood and pa triotic, who overturned the false aud greedy hordes thathu-.g on to |<owor only to feed ffienirdv- . Notes oa the Situation" inspired many heart with new hopes ami fresh courage, and lurnishod many voices and pens with arguments tho trnth ami strength of which convinced and aroused a nation. let every lover of truth, peace and good government pay his tributo to tho dead statesman. Mr. Hill had oouviction* strong and tree, and he had the oonrnge to utter them an few ever spoko. Rome of I i* pciods stand almost nurivullcd in the English language. We ns a peoplo elevate ir-clvea by houoringhim. Ytt it is mid, long ero death took him, that cliques \nd ring*, bosses and liencri- men were inar*liaUir>g their fert-us to seizr (lie high place lie held I do not vouch lor rumors, bot repeal what every i who read* the r.ew.-q*a,crs, I* Is the Democratic parly of to bo pocketed by romo low politi- ? I mu n<» gri-st |K'l»tic*Mi, Out 1 oo;ivinln>ns of rigiit asu'ly bee dsstii. Uo dvortsr, 1 Wadlsi, at \V*J i .: D«r lUuii ir la a suoi dlrari cun. ofty and b* paper the • .nr, ll,my llill. i.o e .i Hops to hi • lion wnli yonr iM-antiftii > . bl*it to gt-i ><*nr vnluah'o L.S d/iy it is printed lu (be luiaLUmo hJ along Tom llurney. C. Inswuiusvllle. ArorsTt .— Mr. T. J, Bush, of the firm ef tiurh t<i ., o.i the evt side of the river, 1 *p;4nt<l I .the mistortnne of having hi* rrl. ly mutilate 1 iu a gin on Hatur- thal in < was removing some i on a Hoard underneath the s iASwhi'c (he gin was in motion, when l.i li <nd c u.** in contact with the saws, c.i ti g tw lingers almost entirely off end otl • rai o nitiiitf and lacerating his hand. a phjSictAM %m* railed at once, and afn au ei-.ioit /iiiu founa that the two fiuior wrro Ml . I * J i*y small piroes of skin lluy «rr» need iu |»ositiop, tlie wounds dri. c*l, 1 .1 holes are er.tertaiued that t .u, wi.l i a U> and tlmt lie msy not lose th* • cit; bu , are i of our town met yesterday 1'HMni les .lutluus inkcuor t ri- nator lli.l. veu ca-es of measles in the l>. G. iUCorinu k. t.rought In another bale of i.U tuorniLg. . Wild ms hud family, of AI ■ visit to friends here. Mr. - .piss a 1 rge space in the j of kfawkiusville, he > J t, re as pastor of the M. E. ,M7 to 1H.H). r re u ui; laming of too mnch k in cotton. Hiotn. To Hi Ooteroa iavi air. of our ti rvsc, > i atu-.d. , r ovo UndMis ■fllency Alfred //. Colquitt, ma—Utxn Bib: four r.t euU lie funeral obsequies .ted llill, I am sorry to tsy, a »n-h a dice I was uuable to i..l white I pen you this short .on. 1 believe i ajc-ak tbes-u ihii . niirw constituency of the ■'/rial district in expressing t It K»rrow at the demhe of the . and illustrious Senator, who ■ ay u bis prime, with a spotless '« urilliant future, snd to-day all t.dof die nobis henator is laid ,l.e silent tomb, ami white we jmimihtei with the bereaved. WS hurt t’.e knowledge of the fact that i;r.< t .c i his eternal gain. 1 nap :o of ntino would be inadequate i. 'this rre was communicated that our beuato IliU was no more—that life had oa-sed ./ and tbs grim monstrr death •iff in thenoondty of bis greet And especially would I reuder tit sympathy of ourtu'ira > hi* good family in this their t i tilioiion. and may a bright re- us ou the shores of a blissful Lemuel Joaaaoa. t'sitvnvlils l .—From a gentlemen who has . d from Canton, I learn that Dr. •- * rousing speech there on F.l- * 1 rge and enthusiastic crowd, ounlvis oue of Dm Doctor' I., tend hi H tho wood aroun 1 tho lock. He left, without getting anything, from what mm can see. He also paid our dming-ro t visit, and it oar city was a portal entry wo could spot our man. Mrs. D. s:»y» tho old man mast lx* getting near-M sigli't-d, or lie examined the material very closely, ns he only took two of her spoons, I: box of matches, and a churn of butter- a.Ik, which ho took into tho back yard ; id distributed to his oiew on a trash- b nch in regular old sojor style. lieimnde in is capture without firing a gun. Wo will robably hear from him from tho poit of Itlanta soon Arabi must look to hifl lau- Irels ns Ben is on the warpath for more spoons. This incident reminds u- of the first field tight in the late unpleasantness at Bsthol church, below Yorkt^wn. VH., I where a young man. a Mr. Wynt', of Greenville, N. C . was killed, be being tl.o first man killed ou our ride in a field fight. I We make this statement for the benefit o! (hose making inquiries for Die first one killed. The last one kilted was jn»tuiour rear between Raleigh and Uri en boro. We did not wait or stop to learn bin nnuic. away, but cannot resist, and "I say the tale ns 'twas raid to HI "I know >ou know the jolly Gentry, of the 1'Ei.eoBAt‘ii and Merhenukb. Like all men of cultivated tots, he appreciates a glass of good lager. Well, a shorMlmo Itelia . nr.il 1 Should like t j li R|M Rk O .1 tO f tin , and n •JmI. for i r Siu who i I/M r Wnxiesboro, August Si.—Cotton coulmues to oome in briskly, nud already onr street/ are begin ning to assume n businoss-like aspect. I is sirango what an effect the fleecy slapl< has ui^n the feeling* of tho prople. All duilug the long, tidloos rumnier month* dullness reigns supreme both upon the pi . street- and Hi the hearts of onr country men, but let the seasons advance, the cot ton bloom, nnd soon tsjung'o change '* peochnnt, and that there some home concocted lager of tho moat villainous taste that over offended mortal lips, n crowd invited him to go rmd partake of a glass of floe lager ‘i us. Tho g'.ns«e* were fillrd, andO. the first to take hold He swallowed a mouthful, mid, with pallid face writhed luto coutortious, he gasjtod: "Well, g n- tlemen, parde n mo, bat 1 have a very bad ta te, or that ain t gcod lager, and I cat “ go any more." He wa* assured that it w hop bitter* that ho was driokinif, when h< again sciz d tho glass and with a feeble smile exclaimed: "I kntw I could not bo fooled on lager, but ns to hop beer, it is something new to mo, and I doubt not it hi promised the boys that if Aleck secured the nomination bo won'd talk against Hpeer ia this district. Now, it is stated that Aleck will not speak in tliia district, but that clever Tom Hardeman will bate to come np and do the talkisg for the ticket. Eatonton Mettenger: Prohibition is now in effret in forty-three eonaties in Georgia. If this keeps np, Georgia will be a prohibition htate in a few years. Mr. J. A. Ouslet, a former Maoonite, has had the courage to deo'iue a candida ture offered as a representative of Lowndes county in the Legislature. Ue was certain of being elected^too. Messrs. H. A. Jenkins and R. 0. Uum- b-r were nominated by the Democrats of Patnarn county to represent them in the next session of the Georgia Legislature. Jasper county haa established a poor house farm two miles Loin Monti.ello. Madison Mmlitonian; If it will be nec essary to appoint a Senator in place of Hou. Benj. Hill, deceased, we urge the fit L neesof that noble r.nd lofty statesman, Hon. Joe< Abbott Billups, f»r this high po-1 sition. His eminent qualifications for any K dtion of trust aro well known by every Georgiin—coupled with his lifelong devo- iTu*.q»(m»d'thJre ^ a iT*>ZL <M «kJ!L l •**' purgative, alterative »«’-t tions to the distinguished deceased, render I !» |1 |L£XS^ * 1 U thr ®° handred Thereircd, »p,n• his claims peculiarly snperior to thoae of ‘l k® 1 ®** and does n*»t Interfere with bu t.u. .s ,.e Dahlonega at fi p. Tna railroad from Gainesville to Dah lonega is rapidly progressing. It will |reacn within ten milts of the latter place within tho next two mouth*. Georgia {■ moving up to her proper po- sition. Bbefs now placed thirteenth v. u the roll of States and Territories in the matter of railroad construction, and is set down on the list as tenth in agricultural Impurity of the I’b/oil, I'Vvcrand Ague, Malaria, ami all Diseases caused by De- ", Dowels and Kidneys, products. Tna Fort Valley people are looking for an iirtea an flow every day. They have agreed to be taxed, aud tliey think the wa ter ought tooonie right away. Atlanta Herald: The roller-chair is laid np for repairs at Orawfordville. Its route has not yet been mapped out. bat It is safe i"* ‘ ,vv “ “."rr™ v»m, uui h ii to Miame that its captain will steer clear of the waters in which Felton and Bpeer have sank their ominous torpedoes. The Albany Newt and Adverther in an able article reviewing the death ot Col. Wad ley ard the probable future ot the Centril rndroad, nrges the election of Capt. SYMPTOMS OI’ A DISEASED DIVER. nppctite; Dowels • dull an Bad Breath: I'a pain U felt under the Sh/.ultle Kheumatism; gcucntl Ion i « It troubled with pain,»» turn », with coMiderable lou of memory, accompanied with a painful tenution of leaving uu<ione totnething which ought to have bcea done; a tiight, dry cou^h and Nuahcd face is tometimet sa attendant, often mistaken for contumpti^n; the patient comp>ains t f weariness and debility; feet cold or b.irnin*, surm-t. - . - , of the skin exists; spirit* are low r.nd tlespci and, although satisfied that exercise wtx;Ui be facial, yet one can hardly summon up fbrtiti try it—in (act, distrt— aMMMadl ol the abi si’.jr startled; of the above symptoms attend the <iiv have occurred when but few of th v/out-rei inurunu, urges tuu fu cuun oi uapi. , eM inination after death has sl.uwn the li„r, J 1 " 0 ?! t ^ th ®e P k®* idW L < 3 r, .j ThU U j ? Bt What *“*• bcc “ extensively deranged' k two thirds of th« stockholders would say if | perinitltd to speak on tho question. It | It should b« used by all pentom would l>c a shame to turn th ■ *oorperntion over to an administrat'on of stock water ing and stock jobbing and speculation. Itiv. 0. M. Beckwith has undertaken to cure tho habit of swearing in Atlanta. It ia a hoped Bam W. Small, Esq., one of the editors of that sprightly paper, the Atlanta Ece- nimj Herald, proposes to publish the trib utes to the memory of heuntor Hill, in bookform. It will contain about 10) pages. New Holland Spkwos are to be owned hereafter by a stock company and will be greitly improved. Tnxua is to be a State prohibition con vention held early in Reptember, at which young, whenever any of the alK-ve symptoms appear. Persons Trnrpllnjr or Giving In Un healthy Localities, * ''— J - healthy Localities,Tiv taking a dose occasion ally to keep the Liver in heal.hy action, will avoid all Miliaria, Dillons attacks. Dirtiness, Nau sea, Drowsiness, Depression of Spirits, etc. It will iuvigorate like a glass of wine, IsOt is no in toxicating beverage. If You have eaten anything hard ot digestion, or fed heavy after meals, or sleep less at night, take a dose and you will be relieved. Time and Doctors* Dills will he by always keeping the Itegn.: In thr House! Fsr, whatever the sllmet ious staff. Una. Eatonfan August 21.—It seems that tbe windows of hntveu have been opened daring tho present j ear aud that blessings of every kind have fnll.-n tqtou oar people. Fat- nnin claims to he tho banner county ot tho Rtato, <;nd we fool that sho has just claim th a proud pre eminence among her sis ngh r .ml his roiirngo to f«tiK>J alone aur*i g U iii. U riin'lh, of nil Goor- „ . nr.>. ahiuo f tight that hi .t upon Air oilcan vDtUsiitun-ltlp kn tlio ••aleotorel cj ' * * plv, aft-.T ItH had f sonlli Georgia, who sevtn to Imvu iuniu forgot tin as fir pt-sible in the distribution f public ufficoa and honoi^, come to tho fiout nud put one mail in the Uuit« d *t*t> Senate that cauuut be ittimidatoil t bought. Ukoroian. Clay twunly. Auoust 22.—Heavy rains continao to ty, rendering it bale* in thi eU prion tv gathering, cotton. H. vt rnl w l*en received selling from 'en Did. With those ri p our plant* s > a much llnnor tn tliey have f* ne pi nk in th * (ample I wrought. The spirit of ennui gives place to feelings of joy and elasticity, a broad, opt-n muilu wreathes the oountenanoe of the business man, moucy nere:t»roro locked aud securctl in Uie vaults nud coffer* of the treiftunes begins to circulate, the languid pti'se revives, nod soon the whole country in jubilaut nud j nous over the approach of the royal monarch. King Cotton. It is not strange, for U it ho a'.on* that holds the magic key at whose touch tae djor.t of money vaults fly open ; It is ho alone th .t can approach successfully the heart of tho hunker, the merchant end speriiiator; it is ho a'.one that quicken tho roigli y apTiiigsof trade ard H'tun; it is ho alone tha: spia« l.w aud looms of our - . keep the whole wor d nohy will; t.*»e hum in.d n nr of bnnineM. Marie, ir.ighty cotton. Wo hull then king of the ,*r»d, thou child of royalty nud power! Waynesboro is» eginoing t* sg»t. te the ...1f»tan well subi.ct. 'I his is euiucntiy proper nnd wise, for there is no question of yrmer importance that can po>s:bly exer cise the mind of oor citizens and shii 'n thropists. '1 hesicknts*, *-» which reference was made in a fc m*r letter, is duo in n gri st measure to the impurity of our wat« r. It i* slaost animiK** bility to preserve u hoallhy ooo muuity, whuro the wat*r is obtained n* it were just at tho surfnee of the ground. The very na ture of the soil in thi* section pr« eludes tho possibility of obtaining water nt the me -u depth of tnirty-llve or forty foot. 1 he nd- visaoility and c-oa nece-stty of such aa euVrpriso rhoold la* seriously (>oiiJtrci! by those of cur citizens who lu> cl nun to the affections of the people. I shall hail witli joy and ple .suro the day that gives to our city an artesian wtlL .Miss L-.nl \ Mercer, n dunning young lady of tho neighboring will ige of ll.-phzi bah, was married this nion.iug to Mr. ll«r uvy Frost, of LaGrang**. Thte will qaile a rurpi ad< ter counties. We have had soal-stirring nnd soul-saving revivals all over the coql- ty, the churches have a>l beon revived and Jilun a hundred and fifty uien an. woni'-n have enlisted for the wliole war oul derlheb .nm r of Christ. We aro glad to LeGbamob Iteporter: Mr. Gsorge M. Traylor informs os that he will erect, at au early day, a large tobxcoo factory at Henry Court House, Virginia. Mr.Trsylor already takes the products of a whole factory. Ue has n monopoly of tho tobacco trade of this section. Melvin Gcrkne's sol boat, Minnie Lee, has bet.n repainted .,ud will be launched at the old river bridge next Monday, where a small party will embark up the OhntUhoo- chee as far os IcaviUe, near Atlantv Thv party will p«s' the time in fishing, bnntiwr etc., and expect to he gone about a weo^ or ten days.-La(Jrange Iteporter. This itsm will threw the Atlanta custom house into a flutter of excitement. The ohargo that At lunta is not a port of entry can longer be sustained. The LnOrnnge Iteporter tells of th* suy Hint the new converts consist of the bmt people ot the county. There is hirky sold or givon away one thought tor >.» not be stops- hi uvy grain crop • be • neonngiHl— •. Tu rill ex to an that < defic; parti tried I belte litti-i laud- 1 unless romcouu mm the fait— | >e.tr rr|»»u*d light we w'mj ed year, and im uents to supply n an a v ncuunt < J auters, who have oats, are much their rami Old N former than the a ho prepare t* eir icox:** than those te in preparing wort it long to tbe last liud them cf the h d ing at all, is coui. PM ir Iseeo objc •lew lfilh lost., on ten to the C-u ud unanimously of Hon. Il r from -tiich 1 hear no ,iev« l.e will he fcU) delt-gn'xs aTcntion of the i.esn-d a prefer- nd fellow town*- lu'.ievrt nod tru*t il in b jth couven- lilt-ir, we are to > o split, nn-1 too e outy trail h* is giKnl men, who »1> riprtseut u*. H HHPHBHbIi they could all be accommodated, and tho greatest troub- honldgo whtuso man tliat solh won mat in thi.-. county. Wo feci safe ia any ing that ritate history has not recorded another cat e similar to ours. The sale of whisky wan voluntarily ahandoued by th* sutler in this e..u;ity after paying three thousand dollars for the privilege of f-clling it A strong, healthy, religious sentimeot per- vide-* etiry grade of society and we sin cerely trust that this mon*ter, which lets lie-troy id so many of ourprombing young men, has b.U us an eternal lareaeli. We rcfolvfed tint we will never eg.iiu wait to meet this enemy at our hearth-stones but we wilt meet him nt the door sill and combat from our borders aud our te tides, or pull down the pill.its cf the structure mid ouveh.p him in a comm m ruin. Onr farmers are rejoin ing with all their might, aud their chid, happy f cesnte pteuant tp behold. We t may they "rejoloe nnd be exceeding glad, “ for ueiueniiid or.t crop met the short com crop of .'art year with cn stretched arms. Tbe best com crop sinoa the war shorn of iis foliage speaks of a plenty and to spare for the commg year, aud the coltou stalk, lenvy with its precious burden, hangs its hoid from >h»er inability to c my its load. Nominations for Ike Legis lature by tho district plan took plsoe hero iHewa* drivirg for Colonel Bromes, of LaGrnuge, and attempting to cross Hillo- bee creek after a heavy rain, he lost his own life, nnd drowned two horse* valued at %'Ut0, ami rftectaally damaged | Tin /day last and revolted as follows R. C. HiimiIh r, I /; J. B. K lfiq 11. A. Jenxin*, l.'7; M. A. Gosky, 27; M. Found,7. The iwi'Uty-eighth Boiiaturial < istrict con- tion n et persunnt to a ealitromJ W. _ . sion at tUindy Date on Saturday last. Hon. Frank Leverett, of Futuarn,was made p» im'ineiil ebiiirm <ii of trie oonveution, aud ilon. Calvin George, of Morgan couuty, i iminuted. Fall. many admirers at this place, to whom rerrive the fart, stero it will prove the kn. ll of unroerous quond un ho(wt. Our Dierelmnis are anticipating a heavy fall trade, aud ccn»queutty nre putting iu heavy stocks. I only hope that th y will not be forced to "curry them over." The prospects ar*. beginning to brighten, nud soon we will have regained our wonted oheerfoinece. J. B. IL Jot* <kix.ro August 23.—Bnpertor Court is in session, Jad.e T. J. Him mans presiding ia the place of Judge ill.Iyer, and Col R. T. Dor sey, acting solicitor for B. H. llill, fi civil docket will be clvare t t >-Uny, and to- a orrow tho couu will enter upon th* trial of criumml eases. Daly one case of iuter- est 1 • on thu docket. I refir u» Uie o>M gaiuat B nrlMirongh for killing a negro. Cisteral Oanrell Is the leading counsel for Madison. August !SL—Another railroad boom has struck Madison. Delegate* from the counties of Clarke, Oconee and Morgan uitt on yesterday at Watklnsville, to do- vise meau* for building a railroad from Athens to Madison. The route was sur veyed sevtral years since, and it was then ■ I/ist night, Buck Dorsey, a noiro of no toriously oodafa——— buggy. HI* death was attributed to his iguornnee of the etream, and not to drink- ing or caretessners. The KyivanU Telephone pnhlishes a let ter from Conyree>m-i4 black announclua his itnp:oved health,a..d hie intention to ho a candidate for renomiuation. It in- dotses him w iriuly. Eastman Timet ; Every effort Is being made on the part ot cfficnl* and i«eoplu to arrest and bring <» justice every imp wh» participated in tha lato riotous pro ceedings in oor town, which resalted in tho lurrihlo murder of poor Jimmie Har vard—an inoffensive young mau who war visiting friends here that day, him! h .d neither done nor snid a solitary thing to exoite the mob. Committing court* were he'd every dvylast week, anil twenty-two ol the motley crew wero bound over and lodged in jail to answer the charge of mur der, in Dxigo buptrior C .urt—a special term of which eouv^uud ou Thursday last for tbe purpose of trylug there outlaws. HreAEiao of Licke's invitation to stump the State with Cot Thus, liar Journo, the Timet s »y s : '\vo doubt Mr. Loeke w ml 1 like to give his party the appearance ot respectability by conducting the eauipaigu in mutest with soch a man ns Mr. Harde man, bo. Mr. Hardeman has P*o much sense, self-res|»eot snd res-./ect for the par ty whieh nominated him to enter into any such arrangement." Tub Eastman Timet cautions the drug stores of that pUoe ngainn selling whisky to riotous negroes on Sunday. Tub Jouesboro AVux comes oat In favor of the present convict sysieni, nud says: "It eosts us as much to board criminals iu jail till th*7 are sent-nced - nd convicted os wo wish to invest in that business, with out ooarding them in huge briek hoosce for ten years, or a life time." Maa. J. W, Smith, near Rome, ie dead. She was an eiotlient woman. LaFatette has given Hon. Jnd Clements a torchlight prooes-ion. A rooting vote th'» fall will be better. any other gentleman in the ritate. Colonel Hillups wil make an exalted representa tive of a pore and patriotic constituency. We hope he will be appointed. Auousta Chronicle: Though a very re served man Lbout hie bosiness, Mr. Wad- ley was a very oompanionable man in his leisure hoars. The appearauce of his com manding figure on enr streets in April, 11HHI, will be remembered in Anguata for |many years. He was the focus for rail road men and newspaper interviewers. When not in actual communication with railway officials about nuy of hia pet leases, l -- was engaged in making evasive replies [city Editors nnd stock brokers. He wns |thoroughly a master of the one set as I proved a mystery to the others. He was as Indifferent to the temptntion of 1 speculation aa he was independent of the praises of the pnblie prints. The writer remembers approaching him in vain several time* (tending the lease of thel Georgia railroad. Before the prelimlLai ries were arranged lie was as quiet at a sphinx, but at the oonoludon of tho are! rangement* a Chronicle representative who lo lled upon him at his room in tbe Flau^ I terV Hotel, wns ino»t cordially receivo Jl Fatigued by five days of the most, arduous work, Mr. Wad ley had concluded his la bor* bjr assuming a heavy responsibility. Throwing hts giant form upon ho bsd, he I conversed most pleasantly of the people aud of tho prospects of Augusta, aud told of his plans aad of his hopes for her fu ture. Ho had flanked every syndioato and outgone!tiled every competitor, but there! was nothing of haughtiness in his manner ior boastf dnese in his talk. He seemed then in Uie hoar ct bis triumph, jait as ho appeared in tho middle of his couteite—the calm, redoubtable, self-reliantmaq of bos- [iness. | Hon. Rurva K. Lurraa, of Bavannah, it is stated i:< tlie Da'ien Timber Uazette, is favored by the McIntoshcoanty delegation to thu ('ongressional convention, which as- Isemblis in Bavannah on the <».h proximo. ■SxvANNAn Newt: The majority of thel delegation ot the Irish Jasper Greens, who [left on a visit to Indian Spring on tiro li, have returned home, end the remai ■r are expected here this morning and [to-morrow. They had, It is stated, a very ploareut time, and enjoyed the trip greatly J Democrat? now tarn to tbe file of the old Atlanta Sun and guide their action by the rules laid down by him in the Greeley cam paign. The Sparta Sunbeam, speaking of the . J eiiarautcr, was being carried to the jaii by deputy sheriff lie i. Uion reaching the jsit yard, Doreey hurled Rea asidre aud um .e a break for liberty, follow- * d by m.'^-r.il bullet- f rum Rca's pistol. Tbe oouuty if3k* wore gotten out, and put troek. They ran him several hours, fol lowed by urea mounted on swift horses, tnt llu» regro escaped. One of the to this place is ouly twenty-eight miles, and tbe e-lcuUtion* show tn»t the io.kI can be Guilt and equipped for $1 D.UX). If seouie opou Ue negro, as lie fin and Madison rnilror d will both be built. The future of our city is bright and prom - is ng. Onr merchants and business nu-u ne inducement for aunty. If any of >de among a peo- •lie men they coed. Uom mg l l^as always givea him u only. Banks Alexander, Charles J. -mn n li. Head and Cyru4 . jreytb, i assed through Ihs city to v tive for ti*. • eor ! whieh to Duke do strangers, come texture in »«cDr ill have no letters riende and r.-ls- > write something have a taste for one of the other i way, I wdl. W. ruefcio Niagara Fait . Prey 'serechnprroned by Mr. I ricx end 1 dy, of the same r. Milec G. Dobbins, Jr., of liar- . xc- uip'Uied them also. We . . plets/int trip. .r i ,:i;i year* ago a young man, : . y or fiiends, was forced to MxnetU to CArtersvilie, not . .t.eut means with which to pny *1! fare. lie ia new a proprietor : Dm largest dry goods establish- 1 • th* ci;r. - i< Jk. Pride, of Tennessee. U vis- Im .Vi Items,of thte place. ■ -:»**• Starling, of Sumwereilie, :»\ : il to tbe lamily of Colonel It. ArocsT 21.—Rockdale Superior Court 1 convened to-dxy. Judge Stewart ie presid- ■ able and ex- rand jury, lie sail h was committed iu Dtl er county in tbe ing hai t;*i IRo* cin I fee 1 M. toe ittributable to thel iliug hbo(M. ■■■ i. W. W. CUrke, J. oD«ck, of Coving- impey, of Atlanta, •. declared himself an I independent Democratic cmdiitatu for Senator. At the recent Senatorial ecu-1 Ivcotioo, held at Social Circle, thi * i*rice, ooe of owr most popular .left a few days ago, to visit .Grange. J. O. D. executive committee » returns to-day It: Hawke*, 4(J2; JB7-, Feagiu, 272. A. Wilson nr Hawses’ tie aevjn. thereupon the defegation from Rockdale withdrew from the convention. Dr. Brew- art will make a thorough canvas* of the district and will be hard to beat. Uncle Johnnie Treadwell, father of the Messrs. Treadwell of Atlanta, and Mr. F. ri. Treadwell, oar county treuaorer, is quite nc n» expwcvsu so uv« very lot g. Mire Lais Kiltebrew, of CbuksvUle, Te n, a very attractive young lady, is vtelUng Rockdxls, the guest of Mi*« Sue nt Femnn, ti ■Saab ire«, August 22.—The cjtton boll worm ha* made its appearance in this section. Tbe c-iUoa on rich spots and on new and L*w Undsaill no doubt U greatly damaged. Many planter* predict nearly total do- Acou't 22. — c n n MUrday, while tbe dud Menaior filled the generally stand a« high aa any in the State, aud tho enterprise and intelligence of our eit'xone cannot be questions:!. Whenever the Athens snd Madison rail read is built our city will move forward to a proud position iu 'he ris'erbood of cities. Mr. Firry Raley, of Bibb county, died nt the residence of Mr. D. I*. Evans, of this county, on test Thursday, of hemor rhagic fever. Mim McKenzie, of Greenville, Ala., and Miss Burney, ot Rome, Ga., after a ( le-*s- oi/t viiit to relatives here, have returned M<m Avery, of Quitman, Miss Bpeer, of Griffio, Mias Call!* Va*on, of Albany, and Mtes Leila Ecboi*,of Covington, are among our latest arrival*. At the district Senatorial convention, held at Shady Dale on last Saturday, JmLe Calvin George, of his county, received the nomination for htate Senator. Milner. August 23,4 JO r. m.—Between tha dual employments of local (olltics and iirepnra tion for tbe business season, which prom- isea to be a little tardy iu opening, tbe deni zens of the town aro kept quite actively employed, with the chanonLra favor of the latter job for remuneration and profit. Time will sooths the differences and pacify tho disappointment! of losing candidates at the ballot box. The county convention meets at Zabnlon next >htnrday to nominate two candidates for Renre»entativr*. John F. UtdJiog, K«q., will be nominated on th- firct ballot. As to who will receive the other honor, it ie hard to tell. As the money season approarhea the voice of the irrepressible drummer te beard in the land. For thepa»t few days onr town has had its fall quota. To-iloy W. IL Cotter, formerly cf I/sGrange, may be seen running about the street* with an air of earnest indifference and a look of fa tigue, but he te getting in hie work in busi ness cirelt-s all the same. Our city fathers have dtcided to get in the street Ux astne year draws to aa cud. After growing a fine crop of grass, weed*, briar*, etc., in the sewer*, edges of tbe pavvment and streets, and o;oo the commons, they pot on a foil force of p ows and the prucre* cf subsoiling has been wt.l accomplished aad the proj ect for the next crop is good, unices we have 1st* fronts next spring. The city park, lying south of the warehouses in Main street, has been cleared of rubtteh, stumps •nd brash and tha same placed in Um* centre of the principal tborcwgbfar*. If man or breut take fright at night from tha obsUnetioo, edher will get bodily hurt from be tag onset la the grase, weed*, soft, newly ploughed ground Colonel J. A. Hunt, cf kterneaviFe, a enrsc* yoni g lawyer aad ooe of the best I advocate# at the bar of the Flint Circuit, I was in town thte morning on | refer tonal banoeaa. Mourn Hopeiri-.r Court iuu#th. ..... .... . •" e tuck badly beaten abont tha head. The Middle Georgia College oprned the second week with more than one hundred ftadeats, and others are earning in daily. Iho Fiu Sigma Bx-iety (young Iodise) of the co,lege will hold a public me.ting in college hall next Frid-ty afternoou. An at tractive programme will be presented, and an address te promised by an ehqoent gen ii man oonoected with tbe court. Judge Simmon* ia winning golden opin ion* from everybody. Tbe rapid dispatch of business surprise* and pleases onr peo ple. Judge Simmons drives right abet * and those farmers who war ted aa adjoui _ meat find that all the bn incm will have beon attended to an t court udjonruod be fore thev can get their petition in stupe. Sam Small la here, known and liked by •very man in the county. Bug Ybk. Lai* range. August 21—A large number of our peo- £ le attended tbe funeral solemn! :ie* of Ir. Hill. It waa here be apent tna enrly life aud won much of that famo whieh will live in history. He was better understood in Troup than elsewhere, for tha re*son that he was better known. Here his popularity never waned. It mattered not wh«tr there might avy of him, be waa understood here and hia motives and pa triot!* a never questioned. Hi* great, warm heart ever beat for the friends of bis youth, sud th-ir* wrre ever true to him. Hia power before the juries of Troup county was wonderfnL The writer can never forget hia defense, a few years since, of a mag iu thte county charged with per jury. Tbe evidence waa stroeg and convincing against tbe prisoner. Many thought a conviction certain. The State wa* repres-uud by some of the ablest ?tierce, a of the circuit. The*r words were stout against the defendant. Mr. Hill cunclndxd for his client in a two hoars' speech. It was night and the court house was packed, and aa he arose to address the court nnd jury all eyes were upon him. Hi* active brain during the dny was now more active; his ohceka were pate aud bte voice musical and slightly treuolons. Htep by *tep he advanced, analysing each strand of the testimony and un winding tbe coil from around his client. Boon the prosecutor was made the real defendant. Boon tbe sympithy of the rroed waa with him. Ills face grew wbi er and whiter, whiLt hie eyes glared like halls of fire. "Uie thought* b eathed and |bte words burned." Now his dominion ov«-r the jury was com plete, and be knew H. Ue felt that his c tent waa innocent. Ue con denied by telling the jnrw to write their verdict: “We, the jjry, find the deferdant not guilty, and that the prostcatioo te txalieUma." In a few momenta the verdict waa returned jo-l as be had dictated. I trust tbs i-oopte of Georgia will taka the matter in baud aud erect a monument tohte memory. Tree, be rttdL* no such monuice'.t to i erpetuate hte name Hie life w.vk te his own memorial. Thte he ha* Wt u»—»hi cr than marble and more coda ring than granite. sad heart of Atlanta, the ettirvM of j tease heat aad its *eppiy * '»i* rtspome to a procUmatkm of 1 drawing to a do*e to the i Acocar 23.—In the eastern Portion of Mowtg imary county, on tbe sep^ red line of the eonung railroad from ft* vat nab to C.tsmbws there te a etas* o4 tartan tine At Bummerville, reir Rome, a rascal by the namo of VV. B. Ungby obtd'ied tiermterion to spend the night with Mr. J. W. MndJux. Itagby left early, taking with him Bixty tlve dollar* belonging to Mr. Maddox. The scamp te in the Rome jail. ■ Rome’* forger who. under the names of E. R Condon and W. W. B.ure has been vic timizing the unsuspecting RomanitM.tarn* out to be one W. M. Ford, ot Bibb couuty, Ala., whose life bu been one of crime ro since the war. ■ Aosta the name of Stephen* conic*down from the masthead of the Pott-Appeal.Mm ha* been sailing under two flag*. Mb. J. W. Wooleole waa elected captain of the Columbus City Light Guard*. The dwelling of Mr. Philip Dimon, about five miles east nf Columbus, wee de stroyed by fire on Iasi Saturday^^ro about %I,b00. □Mas. Hntr Pask died In Columbus on I Saturday last. She waa a noble, faithful,! Christian woman. ■ lax Jenkihs, colored, was sent to jailH Augusta for whipping unmercifnlly hi* I step-aon, about five year* old, because the boy would not fight. ■ It te almost settled that the Banday- •chool convention now in *«*»ten at Tuila- |homa,Tenn.,will locate theBontbern Cbaa* taa ms, at TalluUh *allt. Mr. R. U. Itej ' pard. of Savannah, te president ana W,| Wind by, of Atlanta, secretary. Bomb te blddicg lively for tha erection I of the ihope of the Ea*t lenneme, Virginia and Georgia railroad in her midst. Macon is the beat point, and so far as we can [Irani has made the most liberal offer ■cure tbe ahopa. A Mim Wood, of Chattooga county, on Thursday last, committed suicide by cut-| ting her threat. Major Bam Mobgaw, who was injured Nne time ago in Ibraie, has been carried Cincinnati for medical treatment. Berrien County Uazette : Meat hogs are very scarce in our settlement, bot we tun good crops and oan make good bog* out of our pigs. Greet corn te much bet ter to fatten hogs than dr/ com. Hogs should be kept separate as much as possi ble to prevent their dee traction by obolera. Larxai, In CMhoss county, h*a shipped, up to U«t Saturday, fifty-eight bate* of new oolton' moat of it by Captain Boyd. The Hartwell Sun, fully organized, says tbe convention in the eighth fail* u nominate either Reese or Black for Con gress, a popular plan bu been sugg. sted, which te "for th* convention to adjiarn India Black and Reeae piaee tnea/eUea liafnni lha rubUkl. " an.I ulit. •••hi. w* would not mourn over tu hi.. I Uaetwall Sun: A prumine t farmer, known jm'gmeut. says that a bate of eot-] ton to the acre will be made tLis year ro land that o-u-illy makes a tale to two khree acres, if no accident h*( (eus. ■ Died, i - Hart county, ou tna 15th inst.l old Aunt Peony Dooly, colored, aged one hundred aud fifteen years. She was al harme-a, inoffensive old lady. She waz liked by all who knew her, and wse a oro ftetent member of tin M. VL ChurcU _ Cuke*-bury for fifty years. She bed greatl ptshfiaad dttUraa^m Tub Jfouroe Adreriitrr te of the opini<>u •hat "Mr. Stephens’* fodower* cannot de nounce Gen. Us nre U." Twa death of Mr*, halite Cabanias How-L ard te uuwRVte te the Monroe Adeertiter V Mfiksd«teihnroBromaHroB Covington campmeeting, pay* the folio* ing tribute to Bishop Pierce: On Tuesdny Bishf.p G. F. Pierce entered the pulpiu With a mighty effort ho shook off the in firmities of age and with a voice that waa bom to command silence, he addressed tha vast assembly bafore him. The old-time flaah of hia eye returned, while hia ringing .ni.. .till...I t LI. 11 .1—5 voice stilled the suffering of his throat gave expression to thought* that were born of itaniratioc. The vast multitude before him listened with batted breath. It seemed av though some supernatural power had with n magic touch withdrawn the infirmi ties of age and suffering and tuned into life again tbe old-time eloquence thatonco converted worldly assemblies into shoot* ing multitudes. Tho Bishop's theme was sanctification, and hia effort on that occa*. tion will bloom in the memory of those who heard him long after ho ha* faded into eternity. Tna Augusta Newt demand* that esnai- date* for the Legislature from Richmond* * county mast *how their hand, to aee if Al fred 1* written inside. Louino Pahiia, late of the Khedive' vice, is the vemtation in Atlanta now. Tua Southern Express Company, of Au- gnsln, will move into new quarters in lha elegaut new buildiug opposite tho Confed erate monumen'. Captain W. G. Raoul has been elected preeider t of the Mobile nnd Girard rail road. and ought to be elected president of The spring* are becoming very popular, nud bo h hotel* are crowded. Uubbb oouuty ha* a (mail baud of deter mined prohibitionist*. Thebe aeem* to be a bad state of nffuini in L .urens county. Last Saturday irigM, Mr. Tbomo* Grant, an excellent <*pUen, narrowly »scaped Mstssinnthm while in bad, tne ball entering the wall ja*t an inch iunu, nuu UUKIIII w UO CICUIOU lirNIOBIIl OI the Central, and would be if the directors took into account hi* eminent fitness for that poflition. About twenty counties in the State have so far nominated prohibition candidate:! for tho Legislature. Pa*. W. Small lectured last night on Uie character of Benjamin H. llill at James' Hall, in Atlanta. Dan Rountbee, Esq., is to represent Brooks couuty in the next legislature. Quitman tVee Proas; That cotton ia an uncertain crop te again verified th* prt sent season. A few wet k* ago the prospect for afi eerop of the fleecy staple wns never more favorable in this section, bnt now tbe field* look aa if a fire had swept through them Jhst terrible scourge, rust, ha* (•lighted and killed thousand* of acre* of growing and luxuriant oottoo. It te now though: that the crop in tala section i« cut off at least one-third, and in some places n two shove his tired. Last Tuesday ight Mr Skipper's asw and gnat mill wan destroyed by fir 1 ;. It ia supposed to have I bran ihe work of two negroes with whom Sk iq crhn l previously had a difficultyr Th* Dublin Uazette thinks seme promp measure should ..be taken to stop such lawIrMUera. Marion Jackron, of Webater county eloprd with a Mis* Eberhnrt, n sister of Sasun KtM-rhnrt. who wav hanged. Jsck- sou leare* a wife and two.childreu. They were heading for Texas. Geo B. Tiiomm hw refused to run for attornf/.uencral on the left wing of the Republican party.! ■Four Vallkt Mirror: The inventory of the State rosd is said to be mtesinr Lot the executive department. It te said th amount to the value of the road. What | startling announcements. ■ Oa last Saturday a primary election was I held in Sumter county for candidates for the Legislature. It seem* that Hawke* an.I | W ilsop are the favorite*, so far as heard | ■ Atlanta 1* moving every stone and nr k l ing every promise to induce tbe authorities of the East ienneesee, Virginia and Geor- gia railroad to loe-ita their shops in that city. Maoon te ahead, up to our last ad- vlcee.^| □Atlanta Pott.Api*al: GcnTToombaH not Mr. Stephens. He expriasev the op.uionthat Uartrell will beat him in the gubernatorial race. | JFobt Vaixbt Mirror: Not many mile*I from Fort Valley live* a family, tbu dreo of which havo remarkably i name*. It aeema that during th# first tu! year* after the parents war* married th* children born to them died. After a time th* bereaved father and mother were in formed that if they would give their future children tiro name* of wild animals, all would Uvs to a good old ag*. The result te that in thte family there are four healthy children, named respectively, Rabbit, Coon, Fox aud i’ureom. uetii oi tne county, was ran over oy a Western sad Atlantic freight train a few nights ago at thte p'.aee, end bad hie foot •o badly crashed that amputation aa far Uie instep waa necessary. Tub correspondence in th* Tblb'ibaf* and Mehmenoeb cn "What burned my gin- house" te being copied extensively in the State pw m. It te a subject of interest * every planter. J. D. Alvxandeb, of the Thonaston Timet, ha* been appointed county judge a* hi* reward for fidelity to ring dictation Ue will make a good judge for all thit, th* good book eaye, "he that te feithfni that which i* least will aho be faithfdl that which te mnch." Tmb following i* tbe deliberate opirion of the Dalton Citizen: The party that will triumph in the future will be the ooe that tackles taxation c-nd thefnternol reve nue system with that energy that will make a aobetautial reduction in the one and wipe out the other. Let tbe Democracy take the boll by the borne on that line cotumne, of whieh th* foliage te perfectly black, and tbe peachee also black until half size, when they change into white. Tbeee peachee are now ripe, aud are n->* anlike ether white eli gatonee. Tha trees I war* bought from a North Carolina nur- very for early Amedt-n June, but likeB pleasure. rr is purely teoetahiii And has all th« power a efficacy Quinine, without any of the injurious aftar ki.'c.il. A Governor'* Teat i ninny. Simmons Livar Regulator haa been In in my family for s.-*me time, and I am Katisticd it U n valuable addition to (he medical science. J. Gill Shortbr, Govciucr of Ala. Ifon. Alrxandrr II. Mcphcna, of Ca., •y«: H-ve derived some benefit from ihe use of Simmon* Liver Regulator, and wish to give it a ■ay*: Huve derived some b Simmons Liv* " 1 ‘ further trial. "TTie only Tiling that never fnt.'s t„ It«ll*ve."— f have used many remedies. Ibr Dys pepsia. Liver Affection and Debility, but never hive ftmnd anything to benefit me to the exi.mt me Lhrer Regulator haa. I sent fi-im Min. to Georgia for it, and would *eod further tor such a medicine, and would advise all who are situ. "arly affected to give it a trial as it seems the ouly ting that never fails to relieve. P. M. Jaxney, Minneapolis, Mina. Dr. T. AV. Mason aayai From actual ex* erience in the use of Simmons Liver Regulator in ty praetteo I have been and am satisfied to ut« end prescribe it as a purgative medicine. faOTTake ""If the Grnulnr, which always has on the Wrapper the red Z Trurio-ALtrk and Signature of J. n. ZUILIN & CO. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. I COMMERCIAL (OR BUSINESS) COLLEGE ot Kentuoky Univcralty, iriLfirn n. bmitu, Prrax uznereii mr. r»U»i Mtlwaho to Ualine 1Jmi!'-i< Sf Xcwc, •sprrtMiiy af lu Chim a h jij awl Traiala*. u half. Wool U Helling in Albany at oente por ponn-i, instead of 20 ceuir, s* we quoted a r.wtosrls* a—SkterUs. arlUwtote. CmumvcUI Lav, MrnsatU* tUrf* Iwlsilis Twill—o. lilts, SUIhu-ry aal Board IS • >w4 ktetf atom pL hshsk «f UI* railm taa nu>4 Uo .ah.rCU.ffM m Us Calmstty oodrr to (r.v.,n U I rear Frrr of vkorg*. Vkit I to am Mt«r Osuli'T a rsdtottoa «r at «o mk oot's fsliln «|| to odr, TM S«wm.r RrNito has waaini.1, tot Mistrial* tototvwt »• f 1 Macon Hilt W. McKAY, Principal. d*}* ago. The temperance qntation 1* work!: g nt* *11 S-mih ueor.ia, and candidate* for the Legislature are Liking aide* ou the ques tion. Tua Sdvannnh Newt remarks, in a guarded wav, "A colored indiv.iiu.il wo nrrcato i last taight tor larceny and wns tnkrn to the barrnoh* " There is an air oi iiiyute ry about thi* which tho public will Mainly indeavo »o diesipite. I* Is pomi. Lie, we may ray, by way of a little gut**- eork, th »t the '^colored individual" whs n plain darby, liowaver, tho matii-r inu.-t xw.ail future duvelopme ts. i lia following items are from the Bavau imh Newt: At the ntoting of the Haiti t it 1 Mutual Loan Aroniatiun laat evening ib,- (XJOwe eaold at?«l per can . premium Extous'V* nr range meats nre being made l>y H.av.inuah li-b de*ter* fur th«< ahippin^ and packing business thte oeaeqn, and otv- tralhtve put np fioh house* at Cudxr Keyr. # Maa. Maby Tattnall MacwJXLa, wife of F. Neufvilie, K«q., ot B*vaonah, and daughter of Commodore Joaiab Tattuatl, died reeeutly iu llaberaham county. Bbe te repreeonted, by ttoee who knew her, a* being a lovely woman. A dbu.iken man, with a fractured leg. waa picked up, recently, on the streets of Atlanta. If tna lvg* of old topur* ware the only thing* that were broken by their habit* of diaoitaii'in. tm.uaaud* »f homta would be filled with rejoicing. Drunken ness break* heart* often.r than leg*. There te neither joy, nor *unehino,nor buppino**, in it* desolate wake. Atlanta te going to have more light on the question-electric light, at that. More light te what Atlanta needs. Onn negro boy shot another near the En terprise factory, in Augusts, on Tuesday morning. The ahootiog te elaimei to be accidenttl; still the shorter ha* bem ar rested, to await the result of tho wound, which U quite serious. Ponce db Laon and *he calaboose were ell patronized In AUant* on Tuesday. A First-Chna Inititnto for Prp.ctlcal BuiineM Initi notion. Book- keepihflr fcto. Endorsed ly tk Ltadbg Bb.4«i Mm. Students Can Enter at nny Time. •VNltculars sent free. •nil rlgrwtv Ths Brown COTTON GIN 00. COTTON GINS, FEEDERS AND made Uil* season, with Uo brush belli and all the lateit ImproyemcnU, l ready for Immediate ablpmeut. Any *4 Uie regular *lz|)i shipp'd the day the c •l«r te received. No delay, ' Pr!«$ n» beretefore published. Fend f >r circular They work well in doable harness. Thy Scott & Bowne’s Soluble Beef fur •mips. You will find It palatable as well as very nutritious. It also makes de licious beef tea for tbe sick. For sale by druggist* and grocers. Cnu.DHKx are very fond of Scott Jk Bowne's Soluble Beef sprinkled ou bread aud crackers, and as It coutalns all nr tbo nourishment of the miaf, te very deairshte for them. For sale by druggista and gro> Popular Monthly Drawing of lie lnthetitvot Lev* ■ u THURSDAY, AUGUST' l These drawing* occur n iL'-art* excepted) unduv (>rovi i »n General Aemmb.y of Ken- The United h tatre Olrm it O - ri ,oc M arch Jl. rendered tne following derirkn*: let—That the Common wealth Dtetribu- tion Company te logaL 2d—Iu drawings are filr. N. B.—Tbe company ho funtL Read Now Xrtimlou, Conn. Have on hand a sleek of CONDENSERS, We also niauuf«c‘.ure Gwathmey’s Improved Eclipse Gin,’ with Double Hollar Hulling AtUchr* I and all of tbe very latest Improvemente. Solid 12 Inch saws, patent brush, strong iron frame, made under tho framed ate supervision of Richard R. Gwzlbmty, the patentee. The Bilipse Gin Is designed for hulling trashy cotton, but with the in- provrinenla we have recobtly added it car be used to great adventa;; > in all public giuuenee aud J* £•! p'.Aidailutis. Tend fur circular and prlca list* The Brown Cotton Gin Co., Mir LONDON, CONN. A. B. FABQUHAU A CO., A; mte, • Macon, Ga. Univorsuy of Gvot, they were represented a* they well could J JS^riSTfor the AUGUST DRAWING. 1 Pnae | 20, r » o I eerefally the list l'rize IT Prise...J 10 Prises flJJOOeeeh..., ■ Prises UO each. 100 Frizes ICO each 20U Prizes fiO aaeL eno Prize* P.il. Melt, V. D., Chur, liar THKelfhty-secondsi i.'uof lh«Jf|>ertRer.M at AUmmm, Ga. vU: Into Alla Uollcg*. Mate «uiti'Kc ef Agricelture and Mcchanie Art* and Law m-huol will oy«a We*tnv*«isy, 4th ottos** uraL Fail CSMUSC* Of lsMrartbrti iu UUlOU!#, KaWiwsrisi, Frank liMx) I Ilr/B. W. J. Ifownra he* epuaaated to rx«s | froUto lyisteisre from Hseroefa eoaW 1 Tire admirable appearance of the Alba ny .Yrtrs awl AdrertUer, since Ihe new press went into operation, makes it one of the r.eato*t v M it hs«always been one of the best papers in tlie State. Ms*. I». MircHELL ar.d her d.ioihfsr. Mi-* Cbittie, of G.ifffn, have g me to Itii- rope. I hey icflNsw York Lvt Sdarday. JWhtai ■ each Tmb Griffin Sun h*» put up a nee C»mp- j “ZSl: S o,d broUier \ _I£— » — - - exiled on a week e>e -» ago ia one ot onr I (afi prim tu I.U lu Md WkobTkluU,*X hi.l-l-. ul.tulh. ..ll: -O.kI ImJ,. jj T^t«U, |S). ir,'f ici-f, A bkw tu.nl tottm «. .IU Va mm Ibntllawin But Ur.ll 'a Uil.., and two or tare* outer member* of thus ^ tend ts Fir raw DON”! V t ^erch forvocteg tbe wet tckeL Aoren." HEGISTEttED LETTER O* PUHT-G/. aud asked. "Is that ell y -a hav* to sag r - r«uns. cos be rest at our ntiamee ->-i»tit F* intteMting by bteqeenioo that gidSwaU^Stre te • • K. M. MU.1DMAM, diea* the UawciM. at 4 Si)Utlie;ii r m ..: C ! LAGRANGFL <ii. *.P*U f \ v 11 TT QB s D»partai*KU,eyi IULIX tor I the same with ms L k. Onroiev Jeeiasi, Loetevilte. Ky, or same pt-.. •* .. july UwU- entitsk HILL & t-ATOn? SUPPUES' CF ALL KINDS. BELTINC. IICSE s-d PACK. 0, CU.S, H';?S ALL KIND3, iron Plft. FITTINGS, Q3ALS CCODS, STEAU CAUCi*, ENCI'.E GOVE-i DM. It. Cirri T:,r PrlenCrt. W.li.DX'JV'KAMACO. 421 Mail ilr.-l, ICL..'..LLC. KI. » . ito -.i ■ i iu. \
