About The Weekly news and advertiser. (Albany, Ga.) 1880-1??? | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1881)
TOILET ARTICLES i.ono yard* Lace BUck all-wool Bunting*. Black DamaaM. Black Organdie*. Black Shut* Cloth*. Black Nana’ Veiling. DRUGGISTS’ SUNDRIES, The best 5 and 10 cent Ci gars always on hand. Pipes and Smokers articles gener ally. FRESH TURNIP SEEDS The Coachman’* Dm* Good*, Plaid* and Stripe* to match. JUST RECEIVED. FRKHGQODS&LOW PRICES 100 Comte at Mo. and upward*. ■^Prescriptions filled with care, day or night. From The largest, host and bnOderica. Auotlon chaapeet Em- V.H. GILBERT,lpri.fi CO. Albany Gt September 11.181fi»l7 ' AT BOMS. 1-adle*’ and MWats' Glove* and Mttu '(a large selrctloo.) Cohsidebable wool is now coal lg Into market, in small quantities. Umbrella* and cheap. and Parasol*, beautiful White Lawns. Whit* Bwl*a. Whit* Organdies. White Linen Lawn*. White Linen Cambric*. I Tas days are now about fourtten dionrs long. They are not contracted perceptibly by the warmth nces! m run ram\ ahd afuu.lim.of Choitt Fane; Groceries -*T- BvtntES* is dull, and camping-ont fishing frolics ore the order of the day.* Hitlset ’.ViLLBcny, the colored coroner of Ibis county, has kid qnite a run of‘inquests" lately. An adjourned term of the Connty Court was held yesterdsy, but no casts of public interest were tried gave up seeeral pieces of hi* skull la the doctors, after being scalped with an ax in the hands of Mitch Barney on Monda> lari—the particulars of which affair were given in these colon)ni Tuesday morniag-is getting along nicely; and says ba is not going to die. He is eery cheerful, and sits up a good deal of the time. On people bad juries weU prepare for a good time on the 26th and 27th inst That Spring Pair is going to*f, and it will be an occasion or more fan and real enjoyment to those who at tend it than has ever been known within the history of our Fair Asso ciation. Qnite a number of premiums, offered by onr most enterprising basi nets men, will be announced in a few days. Sanodine.will core the mange on yoer Tax Committee of Arrangements for the Spring Fair publish in another col umn of thie paper the programme ar- ranged by them for the occasion. Th y hare adopted the European plan, aid propoo to make the Fair profitable to ifoie who have stock or produce of any kind to sail, and at the same time fur nish a vari» r . programme of amuse ments for on people. Now let us all co to work and contribute something f w its success. and Bisaor Gauss is coming to Albany shortly, and will deliror * sc ries of *er- mous St tlie Qstfe&ujjfrijfc. . An honest man may be the noblest work of God, but God frequently keep* his noblest work Two tAndSehroAw si^kfceradorrf the front of Messrs. N. A A. F. Tift A CoV. store. Mr. 0. L. Shropshire did the work- t, r f . * o HI, na ^sinodine cures cuts, sntgs b nises on stock. little cot<i-woatniroMa|wj and left »Ui)di|g lifiMaunt t<| unless they get nunnery soon, A little education seems Next Door to Fostofl’ ‘e. AlWa/.O*. to he a dangerous acquirement to the average colored tfili/on. Three have been jailed in this city since Saturday' last for for- gery. - i „ V ’ M it. 'ltltiwivs.rr'osTLi: took 1 is leave for his former homo in *1 uKcaloo- ill, Alabama, Tuesday. Ho hat many aim cotton habkkt. The market was dull yesterday with • downward tendency. AV»* quote: Midding ® Low Middling •••■• Good Ordinary Cl c Mx Bek E. Bussell, of tha Bain- bridge Democrat, spent Sanday and a part of day in Months city. Ho was en route to the Frees Convention it Borne, and stopped oxer here to be with, his brother, Mr. James Bussell, express messenger, whose run between Albany and Ssranuah give* him a “lie-over’’ with ua from Sanday morning, until Monday afternoon A nobler pair of brothers than Ben and Jim Bussell would be hard to find. SCALPED WITH AN AX. The fHurderoue Aaaanlt o* One Coi- | , ored Han Upon Another. —this one rolling one A colored mm named Jack Wright. Mr- N. F. Tift received the order . ■e of the laborers on the plantation he suspected nothing wrong, and I children arc counting the days r before summer vacation be- known as the Lawton Place, and su porinUmded by Mr. A. R. Jsckson, ten miles West of the city, was brought in to the doctors for repairs Monday af ternoon, his head being fearfully gash ed. He was taken to the residence of Mr. Jackson's father-in-law, Mr. Ed ward Richardson, and Drs. Hilsman and Aifriend were called to attend him. There Iwas a difficulty, it seems, about dinner time Monday, - between Dagger and dollars, as if ma nipulated bis customer about the store until he got hi® down near tho office. In tha meantime he bad managed to j it* orntments make Messrs. W. E- Cutliff and R. A. j hair. ■ Hall understand what hfi was up to, | It is remarkable how little soap and and toon the vender of forged orders j water some people can get along was surrounded and ordered to “stand.’ ■ with. He was turned over to Shiriff Edwards Mrs. Garfield has a street-dress of sword-handles are favor- for dressing ladie*’ shortly after, and was taken by that of ficer to jail. Fiading himself caught, Crawford Sims implicated another negro named Jack Wright and another laborer on . . the plantation named Mitch Barney, | John McKinnon, who works on Jor- dark-green velvet, with bonnet to but we were unable to get either the origra or exact particulars of it It is certain, however, that Mitch armed himself with an ax and dealt Jack a fearful and probably fatal blow with it on the head, fracturing the skull and predating a frightful gash in the scalp. The doctors took out one piece of the broken skail lsrgsr than s'sliver dol lar, and several other smaller pieces, by which we jndge that the wound mast be a vory serious one. Immediately after the difficulty oc Miss Neila Bacon has gone to spend the summer with her brother on Tybee Island. Of all life’s blessings none ere cheap- easily dispensed than The little folks were ! the girls—why, they t their spring costumes lawyer was absent in may account for the p< of the prettiest the Q to in the best thing I ever sa«T ir usc 3oat horses. \V. B. Cpafmak, Tim!»cr •lake & Chapman .Stables, Ma- dan’s Hill place, and who, it appear*, was a party to the forgery and received I e r or more part of the goods obttinedon the order. | smiles. John was arrested end also lodged in j Tha new fens are very large, and are jail Monday morning. A* there j m«Ao of silk cretonne In pronounced seems to be no doobt about tha guilt of | figures. either party, it is fair to presume that | Woman ii said to have three needs Crawford and John will find their way j only—sympathy, silks and abopping into the penitentiary after the next term of the Superior Court. Another Lively Forgery end Chase. It seem* that tha warehouses of *hl* curved Mr. Jackson sent bis baggy to I ire experiencing * regular cpidera- •tUe city with th* wounded man, and ic of forgeries. An account of the lit- atarted out himself in pursuit of Mitch fl 0 g» mc pfoyed by Crawford Sima, at Barney, who fled as soon as he had j expense of Mown. N.-A A. F. dealt' the -murderous Mow. Mr. Jack- |rOIMJ. ' / It it said that James Gordon Bennett lost <25.000 one night recently at Pari* playing cards. If heaven la built exclusively for ladies tad gentlemen, where are alt the shoddies to go? Sum Bernhardt thinki every Ameri can ought to be married, th* pretty girls Sanodine cores saddle and harness galls. Th* Weal Xtarhat. The receipts of wool in Alb*ny lute been very light during the just week, and the seasnn cannot be said' td have fairly set in yet A lot of about 1.000 lb*, ha* been the largest quantity of fered su far, lor which 25 cents w«s p*il. This i* generally considered to be over its actual value when compar ed with Boston end other Eastern mar hel*. and unless there should be a re action In those markets, thl* price will not be sustained. The wool market in the Esst is prac tically without friends, and the market ha* been very doll there for the past two weeks. Buyers and holders differ w’dely in their views. Tho only busi ness dona was where holders moderat ed their views. Th* stock* of wool held in th* East are excessively largo, and if to this be added the large quan tities ef manufactured goods and the dull market in this line, th* prospects for wool ar* certainly not flattering. California unwashed spring wool, which comperes favorably with Georgia wool, and cornea in at about the same time, has been bought by home manufactur- •ra only at about 25 cents. Eastern buyer* wlthdrawiu^irom the market, ciaimiog that the figure i* ivo cent* above any possibility of profit in their maikets. We give this *a that our Georgia wool men may be guided by It On# matter to which we woul I call tb* (spatial attention of one wool grow* *r« and Georgia wool home dealers is, 1^1 ■ eatero manufacturers complain hiteariy againW the unusual shrinkage la Georgia wool marketed lest yeer. This they claim Is cbiefi'y caused by the eery careless manner in »i handling, «od in some instances evident frandu- last packing. Georgia wool'has. of late years, had th* repotstiou ■<* aJmsUer shrinkage than other wools'ol similar quality, and cousequaotly has been valued higher. A persistence U> handle «nd pack wool as it was duo-s last pear must certainly affect its value in the market to the detriment of its pro ducer* in general. Therefore, we would advise all interested to handle this valuable product carefully, pack only when quite dry, keep out *11 for eign substances, and trim fleece* nicely. A higher price paid will soon reward you. We quote: Georgia standard wool, 22 to 25 cent*: Georgia hurry wool, 10 to 15 etui*. friends in Albiny who said ‘^coil-l ye’’ *J‘ tn>ere -i„. ufiOTT uuMfcuBx* llt . l '“- rekidcncc of Mr. B.XTollier to-night. Refreshments \t ill he serve,l after the entertainment, and a pleasant evening may he .vp'CtedfLjj those who at- Wx still hear of a few case* of meas les in the city. And it has been so for nearly or quite a year past. When this contagion strikes a community it gen erally goes through it very rapidly, and finishes up it* work, in a few weeks; hut it h ,s not been so with its present visitation to Albany. Its progress seems to have been remarkably slow, only a few persons being attacked at a Ijme, and thos the disease lias lingered in the community for a twelevcmomh or more. It seams to be of a mild type, however, as very few case* hare prov ed fatal. son also sent for Sheriff Edwards, who went forthwith to join in the chase; but the probable murderer, got into the • tramp and made good his escape. Dra. Hilsman and Aifriend did all in theii power to relievo the wounded man, and at this writing - he is doing aa well as could be expected under the circumstances. It is possible that he may recover, bnt the chance* are decidedly agninsthim. 10 Sanodine cores all akin diseases.* tend. iuai railing tty now furnishc conversation epjtgf 1 the when The drought ^Sjttwm with the garil, u-^ jor a f; th* pre ardena-l opening topic o neighbors meet, ttiog to. l'e re routs tic/. 1 1 . * » Mh. A. F. PnrvATT, Mayor of Thom- asville, and one of the most enterpris ing )>usiuos* > mpi'qfi - 4 , * t place, was in the City Tuesday. He came to buy «• pair of line mules, anil it is t oedless add that lie found something first-class, and went home happy. Col. SLACoiiTr.it, the engineer in lioU3EXKxr*ss have-what are railed “wash days,” “seouriog day*,” and days thst are set apart by the managing fe male of the family for turning all Ibc furniture around and exchanging places with bedsteads, buresua, wlrd robes, and everything olM iuthel.onso-e«pe- cially such things as are hard to move and onr clever and industrious friend, Mr. W. E. Mitdicll, of the City Bookjutd Jewelry Store, has his days for "cleaning up the store;” and ho has them often. He is worse than any woman about changing things around, and nevor appears so sublimely happy as when engaged in turning show-case* end-for-end and tran*felring the con ; A Colored Female Traced* - . Henrietta Cato stabbed and killed Elsie jTtlb with a pocket knife, on Mr. YV. H. Patrldge’s Walker place, nine miles westof the city, Wednesday night. The parties were both colol-ed, and hid been on fighting terms for some time past Elfie Hill was the-wife of Prince Hill, .and it seems that Prince had be come enamoured of the other woman, Henrietta Cato, and hence the bad state of feeling between the two females. Late Wednesday night the jealous wife went ‘to the cahin of Henrietta, and found her faithless husband there, whereupou she seized sn ax and went Tor Henrietta'. Th ft lit) shard parted the two women, and left the house, but tlie enraged wile soon returned armed with a club, and renewed the attack, upon Henrietta, when the latter stabbed her with a knife and killed her. The knife was an ordinary pocket knife, and the blade entered the body or deccaMff just under tb* left arm. Herbert Wilburn. Ihc colored Coro ner of the county, ygcht out with a jury to hold an inquest yesterday, but at Tift A Do., oo Saturday last, is pub lished elsewhere, and now we hava to report a case fnrnished by Meirrs. Weston A Davis, Monday. About o’clock - a tall, weU dressed i to presented an order ‘at the office of the last named- firm for |60, with the name of Mr. Harrison Nichols attached thereto. The order was rath er badly written, and at first Measrs. Weston A Davis could not decide upon the amount it called for. It read thus: “Please send mo by Gna Nicholls 50 dollar-. Seal-it up in an envelope. The figure fist looked mojro like a cape itelJ ora t than it did like a five. Being unable to decide what amount tlie order called f fi, the ' negro was A deep thinker says tliat “the gener ality of women who do fancy wotk don’t fancy work.” The dry goods merchants of Broad and Washington streets ire clamoring for a street sprinkler.. r ' It is said that much injury is done the eyesight by the worthies* specta cle* sold by peddlers. If we could sen other* as we see our selves there would be more good-look ing people in the world. Everything and everybody is on the move at watering-place hotel* getting things ready for the season. Sometime* it is right to call it “billi- and sometimes it is right to qticationt-'d »s to how much money Mr. | call it pure, cussed laziness. Nichols told him to gtt. but he, in his Some conceited folk think they fill a innocence C?) knew nothing about it. large space in the public oye, when, in “YVell,” asked Capt. YVoston, “don’t reality, i* is all in their own. you know that yon wore to carry some Queen Victoria’s gold and silver money to Mr. Nicholls? Didn’t he tell | plate, which i* kept at Windsor,* you about liow much money the order was for? - ’ “No, Mr," replied the negro, ‘•he didn’t tell mo anything about it.” After axamioing the order carefully Messrs. Weston A Davis finally decid ed that two dollars was the amount in tended by the writer, and that in writing it he had spelt it “t-o"—two. Therefore thoy sealed two dollars in an envelope, addressed it to Mr* Harri son Xicholla, and give it to the negro. Capt. YVeston hed, in the meantime, begun to suspast that the order was a forgery, and the more he thought about it tho more confirmed became thought charge of the Flint River Improvement end-for-end ana irmm.crv.ng ^ government works, is in the city Be tent*of one, into tnother.moTlngteblre srzt i - a*. *- ~t that is to be done between to the other, putting the silverware as toon as the | where the cutlery used to be-and so on until everything in the store, t* tnroed otber-side-tn or ether-klde-ont the work this C’ty and Bainbridgc, i condition of the river will permit. '.il The report that the Brntswlck and Albany Kiilroad lias been sold to th* German stockholders of the Alabama I and Great Southern Rtilroad and that it will now bo extended to Montgomery, teems to bo very generally credited aa I a fact, in this city, and by some parties, j too, who ought to know. Sanodine cure* scratch** on horses Tarver Death ot his suspicions. Finally the loW . "'I 0 ”* ^ZZrZtict I Hashed upon him that the ..(far J or 11 this writing the nature (IT their verdict | £ intended for a figure is not known. It seems that after hear- J tn ute urour I ing the testimony they decided to re- * 5 ’ said to be worth <15,000,000. Tonng ladies and, elephants attain their growth at eighteen. But here ana logy ceases.' One trunk is enough for an elephant. Jat Goclo will at once begin work on the New Orleans, Pacific and Little Bock railroad. Be is laying aioge to the heart of the Sooth. The Senators bathe in tubs of pol ished whit* marble, which cost the taxpayers of the United Slates <50,000 But the Senators must be kept clean. English physicians and mothers are behind those of America, Bays Labou- chere, in not vaccinating their children above the ankle, instead of on the er, bruised around generally—hete a little and there a little—with the air of one whoso heart was not lit up with th* light of some “bright p*rticul»t star.” Not so with him fre*h from the cla&ic groves of Athens; nor of friend P., tho "rough diamond" of the depot, i full of wit and humor; nor of the j young professor, so clerical in hi* tone. These—earnest boys all—hart- in them the unquenchable flic; the worm that dieth not They gaxe not into vacant space, bnt at—with looks intent Tho tables were filled with plenty. J Heppe supplied the ico cream and lent- j onade. And, to make a short story o< it, the day passed pleasantly sod the 1 Sanday school celebration Was a sac- j cess. Miss Josie Branch, of Colquitt j county, and liiss Sallie Brown, of At- | lasts, were present Mis* Brandi’s . former home wrs Camilla, and ourj boys—the “rough diamond" and the dainties, too—say she must come back. —We heard such a nice compliment ptid our depot Tom. How gtorioos he would feel if he only knew who said j it* —Miss Lilia Bents, of Vienna, i* via- \ iting her sister, Mr*. White. —Where his thC rain gone to ? YVe | wish for it, long for it, pray for it The oats are needing it badly; the garden* cry out for it, aa tho hart for the water. brooks. Cotton chopping, however, has advanced rapidly daring foe' drought —I* Dr. B. J. I. Cull luf.love, or is he writing a treatise oh medicine? Be keeps himself closely to bis studio. —Miss Call ».*t home again, charm ing aa ever. . —The loafers gather at the court- house. The hall there is the coolest place in town. Tho loafer* are few, however. People, generally, are busy, and town is dull except on Saturdays and even then not the crowd which gathered there during the Saturdays of last year. There being no elections, no treating is done, and this big induce ment to leave the .field is withdrawn. YVe have heard many talk of prohibi tion, etc., bot^thc matter is brought to a nicety indeed aa it now ,i»- The present rule work* well. Soberness follows in abundance: the town mar shal has nothing to do. The rule Its this : whisky cannot be bought on a credit The cash hai to come. The result is marTelotts! —The Bainbridgc Democrat prom- be* a good Fair.. The days are the old. One leai tli# other rub! laiMp. post, ar a tong ti ‘*My m skin sacquc don't care,” frizzed her hi thatVjnst as j over 10 year* »the fence and ck against the* ed f ach othei* t one of thee*. ;ot a new seal- ♦ hai n’t.” “IT is other, **&!!(* es paint, and ilM FOR RHEUMATISM, Heuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Soreness of tho Chest, Boot, Quinsy, Soro Throat, Swell ings and Sprains, Burns and . " Scalds, General Bodily . Pains, k. Tooth, Bar and Headache, Frosted Feet and Ears, and all other r'J s ‘aid Aches. Sol ition. oa earth eqahlff Sr. Jacobs Oil all pie ecd chtnp K lUiua A t:Ul cati.J but IL. cr.mp.tul.wv . — .# f« r-—*« *Rcl ever? oct IUAI* p ad 1 pteffitlr* prnif Of IttcUlEML Dirxtio&fi fa 80LDBI ALL raneaiBTS AHD DEALHU’ IS MEDICIKE. . A.VOGELER & CO., Dattlmor,, Sid., C.B.M j H—i Good Be and that fifty dollars was I what th* negro w« after. Im mediately to sought Sheriff Ed- | wards and started in search of th* bearer of the order. After searching the town over, and as they were about The clerk . of the city hope to get the merchants to let thorn close the stores at half past six o’clock, from tho lit of June until the latter part of Au- gnst. - Getting married is no longer “all the though Dame Dr. E. L. Coerellt, of Atlanta, spent the day in the city yesterday. Be left In tho afternoon for Thomasrille, his mission being to carry Mr. Charles Brown, his brother-in-law, homo. Mr. Brown has been at Thomasrille some time, for the benefit of his health, bu( we arc sorry to learn that he is still quite foeblc. Little- Henry Hobb*. ” Henry Tarver, th* second son of Captain and Mrs. Richard Hobbs, died at their residence in this city at 3 o’clock on Sanday afternoon, after a hrief illness from an attack of measles. H* was just thro* years and three months old, and was a bright and child. Like a ray of snn- shfoe, this little-on* wa* permitted to brighten hta parent* 1 home for but a time, or* hi* pure spirit was re- t* join the angelic throng. turn to town and make up their veidict, and that the verdict was delayed by some probable irregularity which was discovered. It is generally believed. however, that the evidence will 6® to . —■- n | fte ' e aglo eye of I rage” in Albany society •how thqt th* kutfo Wtamsedinsel e- tba C( l taia caught a glimpse of the Rumor has it that a few lonng couples fense. Henrietta Cato made no effort P walking np Washington have about completed their “arrango- flee. Ho hailed bis man and demanded | There are few sitnabons in life which the return of the envelope containing I the average man could not fill better the two dollars, andat once the crim-1 than tho man who occupies tkem, pro- inal showed his guilt He said he did but the Coroner and held to await tho ver- | diet of foe jury of inquest i ,fi Advenlaluse Chcata, F.'ovldence advertiser. ^°lnS^ |not have tha-envelope with him, lug a^cln tnd then rnn in into an ad- would go and get U. Gapt- • Weston jnEfflB* then Runted him over to the Sheriff, rf in as plriS who, aecbmpanted by Mr. Duris, start- honem terms as possible, to induce ed off with Mm. They proceeded down people toglre themone triW^ as no one j g rot j gtreet nearly to tho river, when tho negro «aide : a dash to escape. "Oh.Lord.-T^red^l^ioffist sun-1 ^ bim t a dkn>t p Kt t, closa to ^^oTwm a “ id the deacon, who vided the salary and emoluments are larger. A fashion item says bustles are not used if the draping of the Adross in silrattMaatT there, A *rai‘^Tb5S& p ” 7 ' r * Tot" — p him poor.” RsmfBtSnWvealr i Th* people of this city are longing for some good beef. YY r ouldn’t it pay some enterprising men to prepare him self with* refrigerator and get a supply of good beef from abroad for our reter —j,n T Mon lBy ^ —■ ket ? Tennessee beef might be broeght Urp circle ofiympithetic The funeral took place .from the lence of the bereeveff parents at 6 y afternoon, and was to Albany and sold at a profit for about j ff j en j„ fifteen cenU per pound, and our people j . would gladly pay that mice Musses. Caisi A Eowaeds have eeived their engine and machinery — , mou|h; the manufacture of brick, and are now | WB i k ;Q.. getting ready to put them in operation at their brick yard this city. T '”’* propose to run a lighting schcdul summer, and expect to tarn out from 12.000 to 15,000 brick per day alter they get under good headway Sanodine it the cbe-pest ever rold. SS ^milhin. ■•dowr-in-thc- Acocsta. Ga m Ang. 11, 1880. Mm Sam’l Shetabd : Dear Sir—Permit t for advising me to take HILL’S HEP ATIC PANACEA I tookit — rou rasa of aickness. It is a good medicine. vw.t- KBfBU Proprietor Arnold's Globe Hotel. makes the bick sufficiently bouffant without Natural “bouffant” is better than either. Sarah Bernhardt says she “can’t see pnt out | how the men resist tumbling head and I to him j cars in love with the handsome Atneri- mble, • i for two or three hundred yards. Th. ! can girls.” iA good many hare “tum- “wo ! race was down the river bulk, and once i bled,” Sarah, or twico the fugitire culprit started to ] take to tho water, bnt his better jndj nt prevailed, and he continued hi On and after June 1, 1881, postal cards will be positively unmailable with anything but the address on the side ap. to thank you I flight on dry lend until he reached the j propriat. d for directions. And don't brickyard." Here Messrs. Edwards and you forget it. Poets and philosophers have tried to define happiness, but when you get 2p-tSRftTSfiSs or standing causo pain Mr Fair Auodatlaa We are requested by the Executive Committee of the Southwrst fli Industrial Aaaorietioo to exi dial invitation tu the member* o press to visit their Free Fair and 27th of this month, whej our citixens will ,t Tbe Ctevtffand Herald Haring pub- lished some verses entitled, “YY hy do lp»r- yoor V-- Uh ran the Chicago Tribune rejoins that it probably bccattaBBrnar paid about five hundred dollars to a music-teacher for >j.oilm" a good -tocking-d: rner. Carr. John Teim-itt, of the Thomas- i^ 0 £@pS93n«3®ff™-h rille Times, dropped in to see us “be- v ;,j„ cv rails cured me of lumbago and vtlle limes, U e was kidnev disease in three week’s time. • - .... Me rase had hceu given up by the best to the Press Convention at a- incnraMe. During all this and promised to stop on Ii Pootlrr on Tlie«e Truth*. r«>rpiki kitloeys, and constipated the great cause? fell to the ground, completely ex hausted. He- gave his name as Gus NWrohtlwrt kJrqaJearpefi ara color ed house of entertainment where he had been 'stopping since Saturday, that his 17th and 18th—Tuesday and Wednes day. The preparations are such as to warrant a pleasant time. ’ Batnbridge is | an enjoyable place to visit Too are not leftto drift, as so much trash, but an effort is put forth to interest you and make yoa feel at home. We hope to meet there a large delegation from Mitchell. —According to the Veldoita Times, the town of Valdosta is greatly im proving. Brother Pendleton says the carpenters are all busy. We are giad to hear it We read the Times every, week with much pleasure. Wo hear much about the railroads and the Commission. Very few peo ple know anything about the merits of the question. We like Triplett’s ar ticle. It gives tho whole question. He believes in a Commission to prevent extortion and protect way stations, yet at the same time tho railroad should bo allowed a tariff snfficient to pry a fair interest on the capital invested. Maj. Haines declares now, as he did hete in his talk, that the amount allowed his railroad is not sufficient; the Com mission contend* it i*. Bat what do people generally, who have so mocb to say—liking sides violently, as in the last campaign—know about the mer its of the case ? If the Legislature ba* any power In the premises, let it examine the matter and have justice done. Mr. Haines’ road runs through a sparsely settled country, and the tariff most necessarily be high.* The State road and the Geor gia road ran through tho oldest and most thickly settled portion of Geor gia, end the rates of tariff which will enrich them would impoverish the Sa vannah, Florid* A Western. The cir cumstances of situation, etc., hare to i for the Doctor’s Faith- Maxsoc,Gi.. March ti. ISM. We "hare Ibrtwetre monlh, been prescribing l-Salfl’i brnSL’Itic Splclbc", !u the treeunenl c- Erohtlis eoU irear otbnrUUeM*, lor which III* !. a’.Y the TiV.have been ntona • anstaclonr, eat liartnjbeen dliappolnted te a. ,We think, for all dlaeaaeelt U .eeAeff ta euro It itend* Vltbont » peei, end that nil the medical proferalon wlU, sooner or later be fortrxi to acknoeledje tain thl treeUnann of crab Ilia, ea* electee eot. ' - . . - fl'.gjT.Boaikeoa.M.I?.’ a e,.. e.A. e. M.. t. : ■ One of* ear workmen bad a bad . caae ot SrpbUte of Ire yean’ standing, and wmeorei enUrtlT hy -dvirci Sjnbiimr rpeciflc.’^noo \V. U. B-AT.W. HOOPKK. r ine sv.irr specific company,. tom, Atlanta.ua. - *’ ” •^aSiSffenon. Iljww Albany Markets# r iUVE STOCK * BAMBMJM gSooWtera....^..I-... Dry aalt clear rib..... ... _ Dry aalt ehonldcra^. Bran,’ttlvuJrid£ Candlee-V tb tBb In key Syrup .... .. oat-ey^ bushel* SSi«aia".'2;2.'2::. Onlona,* boahel...... Potatoes Irub.fl barrel the Be showed fight when surrounded, and ,Ii»- pUyrft P i an ugly looking knife, which he iwof^he n auH net give up. The Sh«-r- l-TSSWE Z ore he replied isttm/aBaNCete. of chronic a dav in Albany oo hi* return Hope he won’t be feeling too after his frolic with “the boys’ , £ Ecurlh Estate to keep bis c ^"yjfZlfjFremire. r . doctors a* . - -■ , * n ‘ l . time I anffered untold agony and . out large sums of money. . paid haa cured thoosaods. will add on. more to ine made a speodjf and perms- noDt care of every ctse of sermtenej ir- o»u stable. Tinbeplakk or Lhapnan. Kidnev urt Try i: :m*i you th*’ir imrn^r. Jlabltual of :hc American ji^ple. will cure it. 1 Qo wa Kidney-Wort h.13 cured kidney com- , * plaints of thirtr vears ?tondin?. Try ,vaSea It. See adv. forged the the head with a ' r a while. Up rj Ch.arloy. had Diets million Kidney-Wort lv hut h.-.cmif quite docile, and ‘jui'-t- submitted to the officer of the law. taken to jail, end there cen to Sheriff Edwards that he Ho bad two trunks down to the foundation of things it con sists of a fine house and an abundance of six per cents. The teachers and pupils of Mrs. Mallory’s school, with a few united friends, picnic ed at Palmyra yester day. This, we believe, winds up school picnics oT the season. Some young women sit up unt o'clock A. M. reading a trashy novel, and then wonder the next day if they inherit headaches from their mother'- -ide of the family or the father's. One ol tlie effects of the Georgia Railroad Commission law this summer will 1» the refusal of the railroads lo issue round trip tickets to thos- desir- , , , us of visiting the summer resort-. L , 0 . , vamlv .-pending 1ivu nuii'ireu Bonnets of all shapes, without excep- for otheE rpmidics to reliev, my lion, being in fashion, many are worn w if e . 1 have m. hesitation in declaring which show the hair, slid permit the that displav of gold hair-pins, which pro be taken into consideration, railroad question is a vex we know but may result froi };— I. A. Bosh, I trict Conference at Bos goo«l account of Bo? encc. —Henry [Sle?i!^ r, a! will keep *Trcsli meat summer. Heppe will 1 ats at hi? -taml on th Imperial tea..*. .- Goapoardcr t. a Enriiob breakfast .'.’.v.r.r*' 1 1M 1 Oi islt, Liverpool, f*sack. 1 .0 1 ii Tobacco,etletedee, V w WLiskcj, best rcctilic l, P gallon.. Corn whiakcr... 1 io t 0>l Choice brand whUaej s Ot Smith's Uoiltnil .'napps i :• H Oil Smith’s AromaticSioiiiarb Bit 1 Oj 9 Ot Baa, beet apalMrii:: .VrtT. fW 1 l T5 5 Of J fc. 4 Oi [ Shcrrrwlne, anpertor............. 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