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AUEX. UilUltOII Editor
< <m eland, t-eorgot, >In.V »• ISM.
iKiite . crowd of revenue official* in
Iliansville this week. What <L> they
u,;n' over llieie' The ;.oo|il(i n( I ni<#n
county have don© making whisky.
GUN 11 QUAD.
Tnc At ant a Daily Phonograph,
Aug-ns a Minor and the Rome Daily
Trillion have all succjnihed to the
pressure of the hard ti 111 •*«. When a
iuau enters 1 he newspaper Unsines* at
this age, tie must in.-ike up his mind to
upend * loads’' of money, whether
m, iK-s- it in not, live on half
ve.ii t'-d trousets, pull all the
*■ • out' o,., ui his head, louse his religion,
(if lie it as any i, sleep throe hours out of
iwenii 4<>tir, and be tormented the re¬
mainder of his earthly career with non
paying custninetu, who want him to
put down his subset ipunn and adver¬
tising rates at hall their value. Rut
them is this consoling thought r- about
it,, if he is faithful , , , and . honest, he i-s sure
(•I In.oven, having received Ids due por¬
tion o| tomiuit iu this “low ground
i , ;W \
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S DOTS.
Memorial t.>• • • - - observed with ap
propriate oereru >• i here The Indies
Memorial Ass , .“if tod the j
speaker of the o ,i - on the Rev. Mr. |
Hams, and hts e. t proved the wis
dom of the choice Rs speech was re
splendent with a-. * . ogios of our
noble .Southern dea i. who gave t heir
nves oo the altar of their country aa a
willing sacrifice for what they believed
to he their country’s honor. Some d‘d
not like it because he revived feelings
that should be dead; and brought old
issues to the surface. It is wrung to
revive sectional issues again, but we |
would prove recreant to the holiest
hondd ot brotlleiboo 1 if we tailed to
Honor ottr beloved dead After the ad¬
dress the large crowd repaired to the
cemetery and decorated the graves, and
metbiuks if our brave dead could see
this giowiug tribute paid them they
weal d feel like their labors wete appro
ct ted. Woman, God bless thee! What
wyuid this world be without thy bright
smile to dispel the gloom and to cheer
man tip in his despondency. She urges
man to perseveiat.ee in the performance
of bis moral duties, and to those senti [
meats <1 patriotism which gave the an
oient republics their heroes; to England j
Let Syuneys, Ireland her Emmetts, and
to A men.u her Washingtons- To seo j
with what tender cure fair hands laid !
beautiful !i overs over the sacred ro- |
mains of the eonfedeiate dead is hut an |
cviitet cu ol the exalted sphere of wo- j
man It is sad id to see this day being j
neglected a fading into demise in
some (lac-s; it does a em as If we
might lies t»w at least one day in the
year to their memory, for they lost their
tire - fer their country's good.
Thu weather is getting very warm
■bore now, and dusters are in demand,
while jee is selling with great tapidiiy.
The thermoim ter was up to 8(1 degrees
en the thith in the shade.
The railroads is still the all absorbing
topic of conversation, and seems to in
crease in inter sc.
In his sermon the other night, the
Kov, sir. Harris, pastor of Oconee street
Church, wbdo pleading with s.liners to
come to the altar took occasion to say,
that if the people of Athens were as
much concerned about the saving of
T.otr souls as they were about railroads
that the town would soon be contorted
to God. Glorious results have followed
hb efforts here, and scores have been
added unto the Lord.
i . saw a disgusting ,. sight • , . in . the church , .
the other night; during the sermon ~
woman staggered tuto the church under
the itifiaence o| liquor, and so disturbed
the congregation that tlie police had to
e »rry her to lite luck up for the night,
l„ made mo blush f ir shame to see such
T-gu datum iti one of the female sex.
What a contrast between iter and a
pure, vimirous woman, the/ areas far
ipart i •!:* East is from the West, and
should u R ■ classified together. SI n
liasfor r eit< i tier right, to that holy name,
and should he banished trom the pres
cure ol I lie world,
Mr, John White died at bis residence
about four miles below this city on thc
\!8tb tin., alter a protracted illness, Mr.
t hpy .v s a man of very strong char>
;ter and an i idointtahie wutk«r. He
was <-.io * f thc piotivers in t'.-o manu
iacturit.g tuTeres s < t this State, t-etng
theorig a o toiler of lb© Gonfgux I'D"
> 0 ry — it'O Li'st factory ereettd it! Geor¬
gia, aim* f>t t'-t.s its sole proprietor
He was also ih« largest took-holder iu
tte Natiomt Rank of Athe s, am ti ts
bn u its ore- < ent since u$ orgaaizatit'u
Hy hard work and tiro, nr ml skill ho
amassed a arge f >itr,nc and was con
tideied one >-f br wealthiest men of
'ne State. ;f not the wealthiest. Mr.
\\ bite was at* -ul 32 years of age, and
•tas active and abundant in Ins labors
n iong as 1>« was able to bo up. In
fccordiug hi> death J think of tinee
li ‘ l *;;
Mlll wi(ia 4(W _
The mansions of the rich and hovels
of t he pour.' Zed
Ci.kvrj.aiti> Ga , May 3rd. 1831.
Mr. Julitor: Allow me through the
Columns of your excellent paper, to say
i to those who anticipate teaching in the
| Public schools of v\ Du© county in the
year 1881, and also to those who intend
to patronize said schools, that, the conn- l
ty hoard of education have passed an! |
order that they will contract with no j
' teacher w ho will teach for no other re
numeration than the prorain of the
Public School fund. The hoard intend
to stand by their record Let all inter¬
ested take duo notice and govern thorns
j selv»s accordingly.
GEORGE K. QUILL!AN. C. S. C.
;
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1 Wo are a! ways r good re
j ports id our ■ t.. to great
pleasure in clt r well!
deserved com, i of our |
rising in last young week’s cil. p .>©ak- ■ i ,-jared l J
ing of the ruenn.r n vhedtith | ;
of April at Too o ,, sv.savs:
“The address : •or by lion.
Frank Haralson <f i,ii,.:ua. lie is
one ol the rising young men of Georgia.
(lis speech wasone of the most eloquent 1
chaste , and , appropriate ever delivered ,- .
such au occasion- It was highly
complimented by all who heard it.
Mr. Haralson made many friends by
his eifort that will last him Ltirugli
life." - Jh»:t, Appeal.
I “Sea Spider.”
Naturalists have found an animal
whose stomach extends into its f-gs -
much more curious than t ho old zoophyte
that is nothing hut a lump of stomachy
One of the strangest, ereaHires that
comes out of the sea is a certain soa
spidcr, named Nymphon Oracile- It
has a body about the s ze of a hit of
thread, a quarter of an inch long, and
tied into four knot's The head
looks like the cud of the thread split
apart into two horns; from each of the
four knots start two legs, one on each
side, making o ght in all.
The legs are three or ‘o-tr limes longer
tl an the tinny, but the odd thing about
them is, that, the alimentary tube- into
which thi) ftmd goes -runs down min
every one of them, so that whatever
the snider eats r roulates throngn the
leg*, and in fact, the legs are liKo the
body in inutinal structure
Another strange thing about it is that,
the baby sea spider is cot to t he least
like the arowii-u;) of the same family.
Ii is much more like a crab, hut how
it grows trom a crab mm a snider is one
of the thmg* we I) iven’t vet found.
Carrying Concealed Weapons.
Wu have fa I occasion heretof mo to
remark that, carrying' concealed weap¬
ons is one of the most pernicious prac¬
tices that modern civilization has de¬
veloped. it is the causa, cmnsans of
perhaps thee-foiKths ot the liocnicideu
which stain our criminal jurisprudence.
Could legislatures and courts discover
some method by which this causeless
evil practice can be reformed, tlm re¬
sult would he a vast saving of valuable
lives to the commonwealth A more
vigorous prosecution, the .-eve>©r pm
ishineut. of violators of this wholesome
statute, wottid mark an era of reform,
and of a more peaceful state of society.
If olDndots in high social posh ion were
made an example of—were made to
know and suffer the sterner penalties
the law tuts provided —this dangerous
practice would become much less prev¬
alent. and homicides much less fuquunt.
—Judge Alone of Alabama.
A Talent For Conversulion
A talent for conversation has an ex
traordinary value for common, every
life. Let. any ^ one who has this
e|Uar in it 6( a] ( ., rclt) auywherP .
1 brightens
How every one s face at his
entrance. How soon ho sets all the lit¬
tle wheels in motion, encourag fig the
l timid, calling out unostentatiously the
, resources of the reserved and shy, sub¬
sidizing the facile, aud making every
body glad and happy.
I To converse well is not to engross
t atun. It is not to do alt the
| u>, . .. necessary to talk
ancy. A man mas
' t passing power and
I op .. - the rest of the coin
p<ij } • ili.i/ > ' ' i‘. excite their envy
and so pr* dr. ■ here his aim
should be to :■ a •; i sunshine.
He should sec. ' tr¬ 1 making o,h
ees feel ijuitr <: him so that
I no no liK-uter imUter h< r ’ ’ -/e - e '» * ’. tehisattain
tuonis or frp, ' . v -i, h ow small may
be theirs the *tu.i it i ■si biy : t>st us
natural and pleasant tall mg m • im . .
h6a r 'rg him talk. The ■ ilrnt b r
v- '- i r., ixd'-td, more ’.bail ii - ;v'i •
oise • i.b .iquhos one La>e
v.i' : "d ..no ’ iiidge, aid to have i
iastit'o „.,d a'usoluto disposal,, so
tie can u-e just as much or iust as
tie us the .tv •. u. ('• u.aios. It
quires the abb. ;• t»a iasraiuly
with ease from >o piajfnl to the
inns, from hooks t<> men, from the me;,
phrase of courtesy to the expression
of sentiment and passion — Prof. /' ■
Mark Twain's Advice To Scribblers,
II*re are some words of sarcastic ad¬
vice from Mark Twain which are often
put into an editor's bead by matters not
wholly unconnected with the contents
of his letter box; “Don’t write too
plainly; it is a sign of plebeian origin.
Scrawl your article with your eves abut
and make every word as illegible as you
can. Avoid all painstaking with prop¬
er names. We know the lull name of
every man. or woman and child in the
United States, and the merest hint at
the uamo is sufficient. For instance, if
you w rite a character somewhat like a
d. unki n figure 8 aid tl en draw a w to
fine, w« know at once that you mean
'Samuel Morrison,' even though you
think you in iy moan ‘Lemuel Messen
ger.’ * * How we do love to get ho'd
“I articles written in this style! And
bow we should like to get hold of the
mttn that sends them—just ten minutes
—alouo—in the woods, with a revolver
in our hip pcckei!'
Fonder on these Truths.
Kidney-Wort is naturs’s remedy for
kidney and liver diseases, piles and
constipation
Hedim >»t or mucous in the urine is a
sure indication of disease. Take Kid¬
ney Wort.
Torpid liver and kidneys poison the
blood. Kidney-Wort revives them and
cleanses the svstem.
Headache’ bilious attacks, dizziness
and loss of appetite, are cured by Kid*
uey-Wort Ss© adv.
A schoolmaster thus describes a mon¬
ey-lender. ‘Ho serves you in the pres¬
ent tense, he lends in the conditional
mood, keeps you in the subjective, and
ruins you in the future.’
BEATTY’S / 50 5 ORGANS sot* reeds IS only useful Situ. slop*. Pi
U faigaliiA; ano.. J 125 up. ^S*9"Illus.
Catalog. Fuck. Addess BEATTY, Washing
ton, N . J .
NEW RICH BL80DI
i’nrsons’ Purr/atir « JHHa make New Kieh
mood, and will completely change Uie blood in
the cut ire svstem in three muitlis. A uv person
who will take 1 pill each night from In, 12 weeks
tu:i v 1 «> restored to sound health, if such a tiling
be pos-ible. Pent hv limit for H Ief'er stamps °
J. S. ,/<> II V.SO.V A CO., lioston, Mass.,
foe me rhf Jtanqor, .1 le.
AGENTS WANTED SKKIX to
(iag Muthine ever mveuteil. W,, 1 I,tut a pair of
stuektngs, with 1 IEE 1 , ami TOE complete, in
minutes, ft will also knit a great vanety of fancy
work for which there is always a ready market Setwl
t..i circular anil terms to %• Twombly Knitting;
Machine Co., tofl Waaiiugton St., lioston, Mass.
S _ ,MP ___ _ Established 1844
tON N *,, caul T
The Celebrated “Qtieen of the South ” Corn Mill
Makers of the Largest Line of Flour MIH
Mills, W« make every tiling a^ijYller tn-eds. build complete
and remodel old ouv*s. ptittinR in any process desired,
trite for Catalogue and Price# before purchasing*
HULL VAPOR BOOK STOVE.
Tlio only Vapor Cook Stove that hae stood
the test of years, and given entire
and perfect satisfaction.
50,000
Now in use. and growing in favor wherever
used. Those who have them will not
do without them.
The Most Simple, The Most Durable,
The Most Perfect, The Most Economical,
No Sweltering Heat, No Fires to Build,
No Ashes to Remove, No Fuelte Carry,
No Smoke, No Odor.
FOB SUMER USE THEY ARE INDISPENSABLE.
Dors every description of cooking or other
u-.v ; heretofore done by the ordinary cooking
st m or r ange, with ease and perfect comfort.
’.V" ’ ironing, haking, broiling, fruit
. .. e>c.. without the insufferable
-- I old-fashioned cook stoves and
.. ' - .vlv.
‘ t -nt Aiitomatic Safety Can ” rend*
■ ' if our stoves “perfectly safe ” in
' the most careless or inezperi
" forfu descriptive circular and price
occupied • - ,>fceim inducements to agents in un
territory.—Address,
“HULL VAPOR STOVE COMPANY,”
Cleveland, Ohla
Aprii Itith, 1SSI,
PERRY DAVIS’ V
VEGETABLE
PAIN KILLER
A PURSLY VEGETABLE KEMEUV
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE,
la a rare rare for all the diseases for which it is recommended,
and is always PERFECTLY SAFE iu the hands
of even the most inexperienced persons.
It la a sure and quick remedy for COUGHS, SORB
THROAT, CHILES, and similar troubles; affords Instant
relief in the moat malignant forms of DIPHTHERIA, and
is the best known remedy for Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
The Oldeet, Beet, and Most Widely Known
Family Medicine In th e World.
It has been ueed with such wonderful success is all
i parts of the world for CRAMPS, CHOLERA, DIARRHOEA,
DYSENTERY, and all BOWEL COMPLAINTS that it t*
comidered an usftttling cure for these diseases.
Has stood the test of Forty Years* Constant
Use In all Countries and Climates.
It la RECOMMENDED by Physicians, Missionaries,
Ministers, Managers of Plantations, Work-Shops, and
Factories, Nurses in Hospitals— in short by ICvcrjrbodjrf
Everywhere, who has ever given it a triaL
IT IS WITHOUT A RIVAL AS A LINIMENT.
It should always he used for Pain In ths Back and Slds,
and firings speedy and permanent relief iei all cases of Bruisaa,
Cuts, Sprains, Severe Burns, Scalds, etc.
No family can safely be without It, It will annually
Gave many times its cost in doctors' bills, and its price brings II
within the roach of all. It is sold at *. r K.„ 61 >c,, and #A ptt
bottle, and can be obtained from all druggists.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Providence, R. I.
Proprietors.
Eebrnary 28th, 18S0.
► *•***.
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wsa rtsau
MhU&UOfLS aJ A J— N . E aw ° Toor.
TJtit Orgm t$ *mt on Mat, The pvreAnter takrt no or rttporuiMlity rhatersr,
MARCHAL & SWHTH ORGAN CO. « ocn
Hr *ctitling dirfvst from footory to purchaser, cau soil thS* beauufu! Organ, 70 loohe# _X Hr fl W 11
4N ioohes long, »oiid waluutORM, £> ootRved, l&swps, 4 m «f fitetia, tor
U e *n> tiuttsrmiced that e»ery one shall hard ari opportunity to »e«l thii magnlfle«nl Organ, W§
We Mad CIA
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Order oi Oue<v IhjpoMi Deposit the the^raouejr tuouojr with wiih yourlaru jrour bang or or any any re«t>ouub!« rtvpouuble marohant merciiam, u to bgptidflft
, ^ is aaiisfaeigyr, ^ b« returned
“’5i au O^rjouso.ln or to to you '**••'.yiia '«,
0 h / us© in America Ht.y 1 mm,
having Sul- ' Jf***, “ma Coupler, “ Ceitte. and Or and br^jo-.^rSOO. 7 hr$ Urde Jirtol or V.
•cripuoa. JKLLJUt'U. UAL A . SMITH, _____ 8 West Eltiatk Mmk New Yerk, N.
NEW PREMIUM CORN SHELLER.
TWO IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES.' -
FIRST.— dse It does shelling notf njnrs for the M«d. corn, and ii therefore hStRk
thing to for corn
SECOND.—’The tip cud end bntt end «t the conn Hilt
shelled into one vessel, *ud the body of the ear Into anuwM,
which Is an Immense coovenience, ae many farmers plaat llsf
the corn from the middle of the ear. shelHng
Kvorr Farmer wan ta this gheller tor corn fot peak
try,for meal, for seed, or for any aimilar purpose, no UIIM
how many large, high-priced shellars he may have.
It ’Will Pajr For I tael f Many Timet _
Over on Any Fann. *
Our PREMTCTM CORN 8HKU.ER is destined to become Ida
lkunmo JT*si>Coas Snsu^aof the day. When once introduced no other Siunl!
sbeller » - ill be wonted. Webeliere this tobe the Best Hand Corn Shell*! aval
„ (J Invented. Canvassing all AGENTS WANTED in Dealers every County.
K, r , tyKnr Sole by first-class Cx>nntry Stores and in Hardwareatl*
w V Agricultural Implements, Asktocr dkilik ma rr, and it behasnot gotit, »*
L 0 Y will send Banmfaatarers, a Sample prepaid to any address upon FIRESIDE, receipt of Spr(n«8*ld, M|, Address
the only PublUhers, FARM A Ohio.
Cures by ABSORPTION (Nature's way
ALL THROAT Ll'Mi DKEATill.Xi DISK DISEASES, ASKS THDIBIES,
It DEIVUS INTO the syst-rn curative agents
and healing medicines.
It DRAWS FROM tho diseased parts the
poisons that cause death.
Thousands testify to its virtues
YOU CAN BE RELIEVED AND CURED
Don’t despair until you have tried this Sensi¬
ble. Kasilv Applied aud RADICALLY
E F F E 0 T U A 1, Remedy.
Sold by druggists, or sent by mail on receipt
of Prick $2.00, by
Send for Tesii- The ‘‘Only' 1 Luug Pad Co
moniils and our
hook, “Three WILL1M6 BLOCK,
Millions a Year.’
Sent Fiec. DETROTT Mich.
At WHOLESALE IN ATLANTA, Ga„
BY
LAMAR, RANKIN A LAMAR,
Wbolsale Druggists. |
(jure| Back Aclie
nd all diseases of the Kidneys, Bladdei mid
Urinary Organs by wearing the
Improved Excelsior Kidney Pad.
Itis a MARVKt. 01 HKAUNU anil RKKIKK
Simple, Sensible, Direct, Painless
Powerful.
It ru RES where all else fails, A REVELA¬
TION and REVOLUTION in Medicine. Ab¬
sorption or direct application, as oeposed to
unsatisfactory internal medicines. Send lor
our trettise on Kidnoy troubles,sent free. Sold
by druggists, or sent bv mail, on rereipt i t
price. $2. AnnnKss
This is the The “Only” Lung Pad Co
Original and
Genuine Kinney WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Rad. Ask for it
ami take no other DETROIT, Midi
At WHOLESALE IN ATLANTA, Ga.
BY
LAMAR, RANKIN & LAMAR.
Wboiesa <T Druggists.