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———- HOME AND FARM. For this department brief suggestions fads and experiences are solicited from housekeepers, farmers and gar deners. If you cannot write as well as you would, do it as well as you ca n. A Witty Judge. Readers of Shakespeare have al ways enjoyed the wit of Portia, in the Merchant of Venice, by which ■ho snveil Antonio from the knife ofShylock. The pretended judge »lii r tried the right of Shy look to hie pound of tleeh, but added, ahnilld a drop of blood be shed in tuking it, his life would Ikj forfeited. A California judge has shown equal wit. A hard character, well known j us a thief, was indicted for entering a miner’s tent and stealing a bag of gold dust. The theft waa proved. He had been seen to cut a slit in the tent and reach in and take the : bag. A bright thought occurred to the counsel for the defense. “How far did he get when he took the dußt ?” “About half way in ns he reach- . cd over,” said the witness. “May it please your honor," said the shrewd lawyer, “I shall demand j the acquittal of my client. The inditemeut is not sustained. lie did not enter the trnt. Can a man j enter a house when one-half of bis body is iu and the other half out ?" The jury and judge were equal to the emergency. The verdict of the jury was: “Guilty ns to nne-hulfof; his body, and not guilty ns to the other half.” The sentence of the judge was : Imprisonment, for the guilty part, of two years. The prisoner may leave the other part behind, or take it with him.” The ■harp lawyer .was outwitted. A Touching Incident. An English nctres», paesing along jt street one day, heard singing.— She looked in at an open door upon >a little prayer-meeting, and caught .the woids Depth of mercy can there be, Mercy still reserved tor me? She entered, listened awhile, nnd then went away, hut the hymn went with her. She became a Christian, and determined to leave the stage; Gut the manager would not release her from fulfi'ling her j engagement. The last night she played with unusual brilliancy and at the close was called before the curtain. Her contract was discharg ed ; she had no master now but Christ. Standing there with clasp ed hands and streaming eyes, she sung : Depth of mercy can there be Mcrey still reserved for me? Call my (lod his wrath forbear Me, the chief of ■timers spare? Tho audience was melted by the pathetic confession and plea, and many sought the same mercy. Hope. A young lady had been spending the day with a batchelor minister and his sister. The young ludy : whose name was Miss Hope, had been much gratified with the kiud ly treatment received at the go6d old man’s, and on leaving, express ed her thanks for the kindness of tha minister, making at the same time the remark that sho had not . yet hoard from him in the pulpit, j but she continued, "I will he over on the Sabbath to hear you.” “1 shall be very glad to see you, Miss Hope, and, under the very in teresting circumstances, you might j suggest a text for the occasion, and ! I will do all the justice to it I con.” ' “I will, he glad to do that, sir,” re- j plied the lady, “How would this ' one do—“ Lay hold upon the Hope i set before you." Tho (.'harm of Sympathy. The story is told of a famous la- j dy who once reigned in Paris soci ety, that site was so very homely, that her mother said one day, “My poor child, you are too ugly forany one ever to fall in love with you.” From this time Madame de Cir court began to be vtry kind to the pauper children of the village, the servants of the household, even the ; birds that hopped about the garden j walks. She was always distressed if >he happened to be unable to reader a service. This good will to- i ward everybody, made her the idol of the city. Though her complex- I ion was sallow, gray eyes small and ■unken, yet she held in devftion to her the greatest men of her time. Her unselfish interest in others made her, it is said, perfectly irre sistw.de. Her life furnishes a valu able lePSOa. The faith that looks forward is far. .Sober than the experience which iov.k» baekwatd. I You Will not be .Sorry For being courteous to all; For doing good to all men ; For speaking evil of no one ; For hearing before judging ; For thinking before speaking ; For holding an angry tongue ; For lieing kind to the distressed ; Fcr asking pardon forull wrongs; For being patient toward every ' body ; For stopping the errs to u tale | bearer; For disbelieving ino»t of the ill | reports. ÜB9.X& WfHSIfKg : Walker Sheriff Sale GEORGIA, WALKER COUNTY. Will lie soiil on the lirsl Tuesday hi December nexl before llic ConrtHouse door. 111 the town of I ,nFayette, Walker county, Georgia, within Hie legal hours 1 of sale Hie following property to-wit: Ten acres more or h— J of lot Vo. 181. ; in I In: 12th district and Bth section of said county, as the properly of K. K. White, unit on which lot is Militated the 1 residence and lanyard, of said K. K. W lilts, and known as the taiiyarrl lot !of said While. A description of which i is more fully described in a deed from W. It. Dray to K. K. White on tile in the Clerk’s office Superior Court of said county. Levied on as the proper ty of said White to satisfy an excou- I lion from I lie Superior Court of said county lii tutor of W. It. Dray vs K. : IC. While. This goth dav of Oct. IHSO. (i. W. t’vrTKHMoN, Sheriff'. Walker Sheriff Sale- GEORGIA WALKER, COUNTY. Will lie sold before the Court House door in llic town of l.aFayetlc, said i county within the legal hours of sale, ; on the lirsl Tuesday in December next: hots of land number two hundred and | flfly-eight, two hundred and scveiity j seven, and two hundred and forty-sev , cn, all in the twelvth District of the-till j Section of Walker county Georgia. As the property of Hubert Dougherty, to j satisfy a Superior Court Ufa issued front the Superior Court of said county in favor of A. Shaw, against said Rob ert Dougherty. D. W. I'vmiitsox, Sheriff. GEORGIA. WALKER COUNTY. Hy virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary, of said county, will be sold before the court house door in the town of Lafayette, in said county, between the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in December next, tho following property tu-yvit: An undivided half in terest iii lot of land number, 74, in 261 h district, and 3rd section, of said county. Sold as the propeily of Jacob decker, deceased Terms one-halt payblo on 25th December 1880, and balance paya ble 25th December 1881. Jaisiii L. W. CI.ECKI.ER Kx. of Jacoii Cleckier, dec’ll. j GEORGIA WALKER, COUNTY. Application having been made I to have an administrator appointed ! upon the estate of Joseph I*. Mrt'ul | 101 l late of said comity deceased. This |is to cite all persons concerned kindred and creditors to show cause if j any they can why the clerk of the Sup. I Court or some other person should not [ lie appointed the administrator of the estate of saitl deceased on the llsrt | Monday in December next. This Nov. till 1880. Mu.ton ItrssKLi., Ordinary. GEORGIA, WALKER COUNTY. William Brock, lias applied for ex emption of personalty and setting apart and valuation of homestead, amt I w ill | pass upon the same at ten o’clock on twenty second day of November 1880, at lily office. This Nov. 3rd 1880. Mii.ton JtussKLL, Ordinary. Miscellaneous .Advertisements. ' ’SATE Im ! CURE M j THE I.FADING SCIENTIST* OF TO DAY ' airee that mo-ti dheauee tiro onum'd by disordered Kidney* or Liver. If, therefore, the Kidneys* nnd Liver ure kepi In perfect order, perfect health will ' he the rcMilt. Tilth truth hint only been known a 1 whorl lime nnd lor years* people suffered great ago [ nv without being able to find relief. The discovery I »if Wnrner’i* Sale Kidney ami Liver Cure mark* a ' new era In the treatment of these troubles. Made , from a simple tropic il leaf of ran* value, it contains I just the elements necessary to uourlfh and iuvign ; rate both of these great organa, and safely restore tad keep them In order, it lit POSITIVE Ram I idt lor » II the diseases that cause pains iu the low j er part of the body—lor Torpid Liver Headaches —Jaundice DUnlness— Gravel —Fever— Ague— ; Malarial Fever, and all ditticuliic* of the Kidneys, ; Liver nnd Urinary organ*. It Is an excellent an J safe rein* dy for female dur log Pregnancy. It will control Menstruation nnd Is i invaluable for Leucorrhw or Falling oftlie Whomb. As a blood Purifier It is unenqualed, for it cures . the organs that make the blond READ TIIE RECORD. “It saved my life.”—[”. It. Lakely, Selina, Ala. “It I* the remedy that will cure the many diseases pecu'iar to women.”—[Mothers* Magaxine. “Il has passed severe tests and won endorsements : from some of the highest medical talent in the country.”—[New York World. “No remedy heretofore discovered can be held for one moment In comparison with It.” [Rev. C. i A. Ilarvey, l>. D., Wa-hlngton D. C. This Remedy, which has done such wond»rs, is put up In the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE of any tttediein * upon the market,and is sold by Druetists I and all dealers at $1 iis per Im tile. For Dlahete’s, enquire for WARNER’* SAFE DIABETES or UK. It I* a POSITIVE Remedy. H. H. WARNER & CO., Rochester, N. Y. Nov. t 2y F. M. ymaii I Makes a trip to Chattanooga, passing 1 through LaFayette every week. He ■ pavs liigher prices for produce, poultry : and eggs than anybody. His charges for hauling from Chattanooga is very rea- I sonable. and he takes better care of goods than any man no the line. He is accommodating to all. and deserves a liberal patronage. Have your orders . ready every Saturday evening. He will I return to Lal’ayi\tte on Wednesday. V )Ll> PAPERS FOR SALK AT j office, at fifty cents per bun I 4rod, (£haUanooj)a Advertisements. T. H. PAYNE & CO., Successors to Patton and Payne JOBBERS ANO RETAILERS OF School Books, Station* ery, Blank Books, Wall Paper, Pic ture Frames and Moul* dings. Our stock' is complete in every ! line and prices HOT r r O M ON SCHOOL BOOKS, PATEIt, Envelops, Pens, ink Pencils and slates. —:o: We make Picture irainix of every discription and price. The Largest stock ot WAEE pa p»:n in East Tennessee. citotii r/r Sets. Tlir best and cheapest in tlit' market at sl.lO, f 1.95,51.50, $1.75,59.- 00, I‘J .io, s:i.oo, $:».50, ss.oo perscl. Itascl>;til<sand bat<s of every description. Send for Sample and prices T. H. PAY YE Ac CO., Chattanooga, Tf.n.v. A REVOLUTIO* A. W. JUDD, Portrait and Laiicfftcape PHOTOGRAPHER, lias secured the exclusive right for the eity of Chattanooga to use the WONDERFUL AROTYPE PROCESS. This is the process which has brought about such a startling revolution in the manner of producing photographic prints. The arotype prints are made with printer’s inks on a common hand press, and are therefore absolutely per manent. The most remarkable feature of this improvement is the cheapness j with which the prints can he produced. I We respectfully solicit an inspection of the exquisite specimens of the work on exhibition 212 Market street, Chattanoo ga, Tern. Respoctfuly, A. W. JUDD. J. H. CADY & CO., 198 Market Street, CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE. -Sol- Keep on hand a full line of Newspapers and Periodicals, Kooks and Stationery, Whole sale and Retail, Wall Paper, Variety Goods, Wrapping Paper and Paper Rags, School Rooks. -§o§- \\ ill sell any Book published. If not i in stock will order promptly. | —§o§— Call and sec me me when you comc to 1 Chattanooga and get bargains. ’ Miscellaneous .Advertisements. ROBINSON WAGON COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF Spring* WAGONS Buggies & Phaetons. WE DO JVO7 U’.-LNT AGENTS! j WE I'FFER OPR STANDARD TRADE VEHICLES TO THE TRADE* Work that has an established reputa tion, and that can be handled with sat isfaction, both to buyer and seller. Send for designs and prices to ROBINSON WAGON CO., CINCINNATI. o._ Wratcrn .V Atlantic Kail Koad. No. 1. —North Bound Passenger. Leave Atlanta 3:00 p m Arrives at Chattanooga 8:47 pm j No. 2. —South Bound Passenger. Leave Chattanooga 5:25 p m j Arrives at Atlanta 11:00 p in No. 3. North Bound Passenger. Leave Atlanta 5:20 a m < Arrives at Chattnooga 5:5G an: j No A.—South Bound Passenger. ; Leave Chattanooga 7:05 a m ' ; Arrive at Atlanta 12 36 p tn | I Take the Mnwn PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. EL P. DURAKTDO Dealer in HITCHES, CI.OCKN, JEWELRY, NII.YER PLATER WARE, AID A FIIE NELELTIRI RE GOLD, SIL VER AIR STEEL SPECTACLES. sOl,lll 4-01,0 GOODS OP A 1,1, RE SCRIPTIOYS AIR GOODS AVAR RAITED ASi REPRENEITKR AE I. U OKK \Y Alt It A A TE D PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIRING. E. P. DURANDO, 246 Market ateeet, Tower-Wheeler Block, CHATTAYOtthiA, TEW r Oie Aladdin Nafety- Lamp. It extinguished itself wh n ti overturned !It extinui.hcs itself when uroppod from o in tlv Iniiid ! It cxMiigiiislii's itself when broken ! It can be carried at plcas'ire. Klnwiiig down the chimney or turning down the wick to extlngiiish the light, entirely unnecessary. On exhibition and for sale by Or. IVI. X>. jEEoojtcl, < -rocknry, ( hina, Glassware, Lumps ami Lamp Goods, Silver-Plated Ware, Looking Glasses. etc. 'Peiiioved to 220 Market street. Next to old X. Orleans store. - - TENNESSEE. BALTIC ORT CLOTH INGToUSE; 3E3X 8 I a XI .A.. FALL SEASON! The Largest Stock of Clothing! FOR Men, Boys, au<l Children. I beg to inform you that we carry (lie best selected stock in Cattanooga, at PRICES LOWER! Than elsewhere. 1 manufacture most of my goods and thus far can UNDERSELL! 'Those buying tlicirs. CAXjXj and SEijE3E2 3VHH32 Before buying elsewhere. JS. M. CLAsS», Poss Building^ I.KOUPV. J. M. GII.I.LSIME. C. A. KOUFF. ROUFF tSs CO., MANUFACTURERS OF Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moulding, Dressed Door and Window lumber, Flooring, Frames, Mantles, Ceiling, Weather- Brackets, Ballasters, boarding, Etc., Etc. AND DEALER IN ROUGH LUMBER. FANCY POSTS , LATHS, SHINGLES, &C. Market Street near Railroad Crossing, CHATTANOOGA. TEYYESSEE. ’ J*. LONG, DEALER IN furniture, SUCH AS BEDSTADS, BUREAUS, WASHSTAYDS, TABLES CHAIRS, METALIC CASES, CASKETS, COF (II ROHI S, AA D A GEIGERAL EI.YE OF TRIMUIY4*S. All orders by mail or telegraph promptly filled. Yo. 91 Market Street. CHATTANOOGA, TEYN. TZ i* v v K. DEALER IN FAMILY AND FANCY GROCERIES, &C.. We haye a splendid line of , Also a fine assortment of Hotiaenirnisliin? tioods, Whiskies and everything Factory Yarns, Collec, usually kept in a tirst- Siisar Salt and class CROCE It Y Mackerel. STORE. All kinds of Produce wanted tor which wc will pay the highest market price. WTlie trade of Yortli Georgia respectfully solicited Between the W. &A. R. crossing and the A. &G. S. Depot. f® AFTAXOQGA. j ATTENTION BAPTISTS. We will issue tlie;iir*t week in JanuaryJlßSl lhc;iirsl 1111 111 l»4‘ I* Os The BAPTIST SUN, And weekly l« SubWriberi tliercaUer. THE SUN' will bp a four-page twenty-eight eblutim paper. We shall irp* in its publication a new power press, new type anil a tint rate article of paper, ami shall spare no pains, labor, or expense in the ellort and purpose to mime it the handsomest paper published in this country. Resides givingVpecial attention to the principles and progress of the denom ination, tlie paper will contain the following departments, carefully edited: LATE M:\IH Y<U EVEA'TS. VIGOROUS EDITORI ALS. KHOKT SEWB,I«OTE». TOPICS FOR THE TIMES. THE PULPIT. STY DAY SCHOOL WORKSHOP. CORRESPOY DEACE HEWS AMD MOTES BIIILE KEADIAG OM BAPTIST FAITH. OI K YOUNG FOLKS. We have liad the subject under consideration for some time, and wc are fully convinced from information and facts we have gained in relation to the wants and desires of the denomination, that the publication of a cheap, live, newsy, aggressive Baptist paper is a positive necessity. “And iu the name of our God wc will set nit our banner,”' AND WITH MALICE FOR NONE, AND CHARITY FOR ALL, The j3etp>tist Sun, Will be bold, out-ppeaking ami unmistakable in its advocacy and defence of the distinguishing principles of the Baptist faith. OUR OBJEOT: To accomplish good lor tlie’caiise of llic Itccdeeni ers Kingdom in the world. OUR. MOTTO s “THE WHOLE WORLD FOR CHRIST.” We want 5,000 subscribers for the first issue of the paper, and in order to se cure the co-operation of all and as many active agents and canvassers for the paper as possible, we make the following liberal offer of 1*175 In CASH Premiums, as follows: f Aft Dollars-To tlie Agent wending us tlie largest I 111 la mutter of subscribers by the first of next Jan -1 v/v, nary, the number to exceed one hundred ; we will |»av a cash premium of One Hundred Dollars. /" A Dollars. ■ 11l for the second largest club, tlie number to ex v/ v cced fifty, Fitly Dollars, f) r Dollars. / H For tlie third largest club, flic number to rx v, eeed twenty-five, Twenty-live Dollars. THE PAPER FREE.—To every one sending us a club of ten subscribers for one year, one copy of tlie Paper One Year Free. I,et every one who will volunteer to aet as agent or worker for the paper send us their names and commence an active canvass for The Sun at once. Agent? are requested to report names and post office address of subscribers taken, twice a month. , Subscription JPrice: In order to meet the views of a large number in our church, and And our way in a weekly visit into hundreds and thousands of homes that arc now des titute of Baptist literature, we have concluded to put the price of The Sun at OIXTB DOLLAR, invariably in advance. At which price it will be the cheapest denominational paper published in America, if not in tlie world. To Baptist everywhere, we appeal for patronage and a hearty co-operation in establishing THE SUM. Address all correspondence to E. A. McHAN, Publisher, LaFayette, Georgia. '■lightning sewer ftjfijflWlLSONS BjMmp new g§! tfif OSCILLATINS iSilßcL SHUTTLE jg^E* E THE BEST SEWING MACHINE mMM i I WORLD. AT/aM i SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATA- jfcJf \ f* LOGUE No. 230. S@“AN AGENT I pU 0 WILLDELIVER A MACHINE AT YOUR jfW -Nk RESIDENCE, FREE OF CHARGE, SUBJECT TO APPROVAL. 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