The Weekly news and advertiser. (Albany, Ga.) 1880-1???, January 07, 1882, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textand Political Journal ‘ 1.BA.NT NEWS, established 1645, ALBANY a DYEKTISEU,fMtablislieil 1877 [Consolidated Sept. 9,1880. albanx, «,*••. 1 ~T.-y-—= 'AY, JANUARY t, 1882 Volume 2, Boston Trau-script, Wheu your daughter task in an ill-fashioned «vays say: “There 1 I m. Fair is the demand that up not for more money, 5 men- in the South; prac- tliey are pleased to style l lucre, by which they light as welt _ iu the first place,”ami theii take the work ont of her hand and do it yourself. This will encourage the girl not to try to do the thing ileal tune she is set about it. Never permit your son to have any aimisetoeiri at home. This will In onler that Ihft public may tally nallac tba genuineness of the sutemento, as veil aa tbe power and valae of Ute article which ther apeak, we pohliah berevUh tht Joe simile lianaumnof parties whose stnoerity Is beyond cneSiou The truth of-these testimonials is absolute, nor can the facts they announce be Ignored. . ATI i Ota, Ot, March 3,1SS1. H. B. Warner * a, Sadltrtcr, V. T: .GsaxnBKZH—For twe. ty years I hwte safried more or lem from my bladder and kidney. Sir business tor many yearn had required mo to travel, all orer tbe Southern States. Whilst going to Texas last fall, I aaw in a paper an sdrertlKment ot Warner 1 . Safe Kidney and lire.- cure. I menu unchanioi, not those whose trades .are their masters, but who are tilarifirs of liiuir trades ; farmers who can ha mile a plutv as well' as direct soma,one to do it. And this demand is not. coming from those Who are dazed with the ccuon manufacturing craze, hut from far mers. blacksmiths, tailors, machine shops, add other industries quite as ; attention to all to bis core In -.—Ar. ! Geiteau made a speech from the she „ | prison dock in tile court room when JJ® his trial Was’ \n progress Thursday o ™ i morning, in which lie announced him- y 00 < self a candidate for the Presidency in luet 1384. jjjjj; Thb census shows that the illiterate u - 0( class produces on the average thirty j her times a* many paupers as many ■ Urinals, according to their number, as too class having a reasona ble common school education. It has been remarked that, owing to New Year’s, the liquor 'dealers ex pect but li'tle trade for the first two weeks in January. After the expira tion of that time, however, they say the “wanderers”—those who have “sworn off”—will return. It is now intimated that Itoscoe Ooukling will be a candidate for Gov ernor of New York at the next elec tion. It is claimed that if he enters the field ho will be backed by Arthur and Walt street as no Gubernatorial candidate has been in years. Washington, who became President in his fifty-seventh year, selected the youngest group that ever was collect ed around a President. Hamilton was thirty-two, Knox thirty-nine, Randolph thirty-six, and Jefferson forty-six, the average being thirty- eight years of age. Bishop Coxe, having^rfferjT properly olnycteA-fco tne lascivious tendency of modern stags costumes, is'reminded by the Troy Times that these cos tumes arc “almost as had as some which Dr. Coxe himself may have ob served in crowded parlors of. fashion able assemblies and parties.’’ It is a two-edged sword and cuts right and left. ., The Sparta Ishviaelile advances a good idea when it says that Georgia landlords should “make a change in the conditions on which they rent their lands to tenants. It is custom ary now to take pay for rent almost solely in cotton. As a consequence, provision crops are almost entirely neglected. By requiring at least a portion of rent to bo paid in corn, oats, wheat, meat, poas, potatoes or other provisions, it would become absolute ly necessary to pay more attention to provision crops. 1 ’ Qeite.vu’s case is stated in a nut shell by a New York gentleman, who in the Tribune, commenting on the “inspiration 1 ’ plea, says: “Let us hear what a writer, acknowledged by the whole Christian church to be inspired, has to say on this point: ‘Let no man say when he is tempted, I am tempted of God, for God cannot be tempted with evil, neither teinpteth He any man. Butevery man is tempted when he is drawo away by his own lust and enticed. Then when lust hath con ceived, it briugeth forth sin; and sin, when it is finished, bringeth forth death.—St. James i, 13, 14,15:’ According to the New York Com mercial Bulletin this has bean a los ing year for fire insurance companies as a whole. That paper says “although a few companies will be able to report an increase of business and a gain in surplus, the average results of the year are certain to show a loss. It has been a year of unusually heavy fire losses—which fact, added to the prevalence of low rates and high ex penses, has left little or nothing of the premium iucorae to carry forward. And, in this general discounting of hope, the foreign companies, for once, participate very fully, according to their own admission.” United States Marshal Henry will go before the House Committee to audit the expenses of the last illness of President Garfield, after the holi days, and, in Mrs. Airfield’s name, ask that Dr. Boynton and Mrs. Edson be placed on a plane with the other doc tors in the distribution of rewards, and that all others who nursed her husband receive consideration. Mrs. Garfield thinks that those who minis- , tered to her husband’s comfort should be as well treated as the doctors who 1 did not save his life. The bills for ; many incidentals, in addition to the , mere important items, will, it is i THE CHEAT IN THE liable than cotton in-mu factories. 1 ' There is scarcely an operative now at work at the Fair who has not had from one to a dozen proffers of eir- pioyment at the South, some of which have been accepted. This demand on the part of the business men of the South is of the utmost significance, inasmuch as it implies a recognition on their part of die fact, so patent to us here in the North, that men are needed vastly *t$ CA. particular, such ss I had cot erjoy agafn id this wo rid—of ad, under isod’s biasing, haa and tuilike anv other place as possi- \ i - Never neglect Ihe lock on the pan try.ifjSoipe boys i 7 " * I . _. all <>n account of this judicious M. CRINE She went naked there and star, William Dickerson, and ten times j plowed men instead of horses. She is the same woman who re cently set all the negroes of Rich mond in a frenzy by a like horrible recital as tbe above, and had to be suppressed by the police. She is undoubtedly, a shrewd and monu mental fraud. The officials ought to sing to her: “Tliere’s a rock pile 'J . A. VASCOS’. A. H. ALFRIEXD VA SON <P JjjFRIENB Attorneys at Law,' ALBANY, GA. Active and prompt attention given to col lections and all general business Practice in all the courts. Oflicc orer Southern Express office, oppo site Court House. jan6-ctf try. -i Some boys have probably turned out firsLclass housebreakers, all. Ori account of this judicious treatment in’early childhood. Be gentle and courteous before company; but if you have a temper let £our childrcn-haveA taste of it asbiten as convenient A mother should never practice deception up on her brood. Talk slightingly of your husband to yourBoys-and girts. This will make them respect their father. . Tell your child he shall not do a thing, and then Jet him tease yon into giving your cousont. This will teach hint what to do On subsequent occasions. Make promises to yonr children Offjcb of Okdjnahy, MrSCDOER Co, I Or,ZCMBVS. Ga-OcI J.lSoO. > ’ It. It. Warner d‘Cb., KochrMer, *V. i 1 .. GBSTLXmis—For e.,hteen mouths I aaSered intensely with a disease of tbe tisueys and a tor pid liver, and after trying every remedy that X could hear of, besides befog under the treatment of some of our ablest physicians, X bad. about given up my case as hopelessly incurable, wheu 1 was prevailed upon by my wife to try yo'*r Sale K'duey and Liver Cure. I confess that I had but little laitb in its efficacy; but to my rreat icy and satisfaction, alter I had commenced on the second bottle,I continued the usftef the medicine until I became completely eared, -y-r, . rS AGENT AT ALBANY FOE more in the Sooth to-day tlianmour ey. The future development of the wonderful natural resources of the South depends vastly more on men than on money. The land is teeming with richness for other things besides cotton, and when they get the “practical’’ far- m r, whether from tbe North or from among tbeir own people^ a radical revolution may beconfident- JONES ft WA TERS, Attorneys at Law, Hat*am .uoiumoua £ 5:iQ pm . 3:40 a m Ar.j...~..Atlanta ... Judge Court of Ordinary. Thousands of equally strong endorsements— many of them in easrs where hope was abandoned —aave been voluntary given, showing die re markable power of Warner’s Safe Kidney and IdTer Cur*; in all diseases of the kidneys, liver and urinary organs. If any one who reads this has aDy physical trouble, remember the great danger of delay. ly looked for in the manner of doing things agriculturally and otherwise in that section of the country. Brain aud br&\^n haye in pirt made and then uegicct to Keep them. Thfewill lead your children opt to place too much reliance upon your word, and shield them from any the North what it is to-day. The South needs the same elements. diaappointmen te. * Tell your children they are the worst that yon ever saw, aud they will’ no doubt endeavor to merit your appreciation. * Au.1 ib authorized to Bell Buggies and Carriage*, aud izaciaooaLv. 3:53 p m Ar^ w ..Albany Washington, Dec. ,28.—The inter view with Collectors Clarke and Wade, published in the Constilu- tibn of the .25th inet, creates Rome; comment here in official quarters. Take Order!* for all Kinds of Re* pairs on Fine VelUcles, I OFFER for sale tmr.thousand bushels of Genuine Texas'Reft Rust Proof Oats se ine ted by a party on the spot with a new to getting nothing but the genuine article. They are the same quality that I so d so many of last season, which gave *ucli general satisfac tion; in fact I have not heard of a single in stance in which they failed give perfect satisfac tion. If reports from the corn crops out West are to be credited, the price of corn willr: le much higher next season than it did tbe past, hence the necessity- of sowing more Uats and earlier than last season, in order to secure a ‘stinUbrfore the freezes come on them. I am prepared' cb Yii *^S demand for Seed Oats wiU be unprecedented ly heavy this season, and I have advices from Texas of a marked advance in the price of ilt.m anil T tltinl- :i n .l.,t^.1.i. r— .I r._ ALAPAHA, CA., rilENDERS bis professional services to the peo- JL pis of Berrien and adjoining counties, part ucularly a!on* the line of the B «Jt A Railroad. Keens ou hand a full line of Family and Patent Medicines. Physicians’ prescriptions promptly 61icd. It is approved as Republican policy to be adopted by the administration. A leading official said to yonr re porter this afternoon in talking on this subject, that it would be the pol icy of the present administration to suppirt independents in the South whenever *fB6y ‘fake Uie-Tfisilipuj that Mahone did in Virginia—that they have no use for independent Democrat*, but would go their full length for independent Republicans. We were informed by this-mari that United State, MarshalJLongstreet 'korl an ininnavtan. W SIR. n, TT Shrouded In Her Wedding Clothes. Fargo (P. P.) Algol This entire community has just been saddened by one of those ter- rfGtfe^'ni&tak^s that are .constantly occurring in every pari try, but from which I* 1 til now had a blessed e Thursday afternoon, TYte nixierslgnod is. In fact, Iho aothor*re<l agent for Hart’s Foctury. *mJ will kecj> Bupgies on sale in Albany. The Hart Buggy is well known to tlut peoplo of-fiouthwest Georgia, having. •Ttnreia*- ...MlUadgerillc. Macon, Colntabus, Thursday afternoon, while all the little city was engaged in the fes tivities of Thanksgiving Day, while dinner parties were being given and merry groups were gathered around many a hospitable board; while preparations were going on for theater parties, festivals and '&n- certs, a heartrending tragedy was being enacted at one of our most; popular hotels. -A fair young girl, 1 in nit <V>a Ivlnnm a nil rtf liv — ..^.Aufuata. IN THIS SEXTION FOR jsnSwljdl Trowbridge & Hollinshed DENTISTS, WAYCROSS, - - > - GEORGIA. Teeth extracted without pate. All -work arranted. Terms moderate. V. r ill gt> anV-. here on B. & A. and-8. F. ft W. Railroads. • apis-12m which he presented the nltimatum of the ad niinistration and that Dr. Felton accepted it in full. It was a fall indorsement of the present ad ministration, and a formulated plat form of principles to be adopted by •no ‘Amiqiv msn.-OE.iinf , *wuojj nazoff oj osop Snouts pvouff - . ■ ‘ssvss *t* *r ■ ’ ■ - _ -BBSttlBH iSSm BlSms jo job opvin-pnBq pooS b uoj oo*olt in all the bloom and beauty of life’s golden morning, was innocently and carelessly dooming herself to death. Miss/Ada Price, aged twenty-one years, was a sister of Mrs. ’ We have hut ONE PRICE, Bad Warrant 2>«ry Veh id© which we sell. - If you v*ut_. the Georgia Independents. After the conference with United States Marshal Longstroet, Mr. Felton prepared an interview for a Chicago; paper that presents his new depart ure in strong terms, and it will be years, was a sister of Mrs. Joe Lamont, of tba Headquarters Hotel. Thursday afternoon, having occa sion to take a little magnesia, or powdered-chalk, she by some awful fatality made a mistake and swal- Her sister, W.A. STROTHER, M. 25, ALBANY, GEORGIA. ’.pmn-pnsg .’•mr.ioir published during the present week. lowed arsenic instead, afu, .inter, Mrs. Lamont, was herself confined to her room by sickness, so that the frightful error was not discovered for four hoars. Thon the sufferings of the hapless girl had become so great that there could be no longer disguising of tbe fact that she was poisoned. Dr. Rolph was speedily- called in, and shortly- afterward DrB. Darrow and Galloway were summoned, and all that medical Georgia.. It is said that the platform formulated in this interview by Mr. Felton was prepared here by friends of the present administration, and means business. ■ a: Chicago Girl’. Love. Chicago Tribune. “Does yonr father keep a dog?” These words, uttered with the sim ple earnestness that showed how deeply their fall meaning was felt by him who spoke them, fell from (he lips ofEthelbert Dooley 1 , as he looked tenderly in the fair face of Rosalind Mahafly. They were at the matinee, and a dull pain stole into the girl's heart, as-she shifted the last caromel in the box over to the starb jard side of her pretty mouth. “Ethelbcrt does not lore me,” she said softly to herself,while a look ot pain whitened for an in stant with a deathly pallor the pure ingenue face, and the shapely hand grasped more tightly the dainty silk parasol that served alike to keep off’ son and wind from the lithe form. “All gone,” she murmured sadly— “every blamed one,” feeling earn estly with her taper fingers in ev ery corner of tbe empty {box, and then a look of sweet content spread over her features as she placed her hand in the pocket of her sealskin sacqno, only to be sneceedcd by a dull, dazed expression of grief aud anguish. She had lost her chewing gum. “You look ill, darling,’’ whisper ed Ethelbcrt, as the curtain went down at the close of the first act; “try some of these,’ 1 holding out- a paper of peanuts. With a glad look of love in her beautiful Brown eyes Rosalind turned to him and said: “I catu never doubt yon again, darling. 1 would fo>low yon to the end of tl'/e world.” I .Whml It «!o«t* to Get married. A Cleveland paper has recently Don t fail to call on me before purchasing. maba as t a rag ni aarrvaa ivaasao IN HOUSE, W ‘saippug ‘saippa Is the place to SQUARE ME a GOOD ■every effort was in vain- The deadly poison had done its work all Joo surely. About 4:30 o’clock yesterday afternoon Ihe 1 unfor tunate girl passed Into, the great beyond. \ ■ ^ Such a case would be sad enough under any circumstances, but many things conspired to make this one more than ordinarily pitiful. She had but recently come to Fargo, and bad already won many friends by her intelMgence and unusually amir able and attractive qualities. She died among comparative strangers, though friends; but another fact added- pioguancy to the sorrow which her. fate must excite. Miss Price was to have been married in a short lime to Charles Scott, long the leading surveyor in the Bl tck Hills. Last Satuiday he reached here, full ofa'snong man’s love and hope. They were to have gone on their wedding tour to visit the home and family of the young bride at Perth, Ontario. Now her bridal robes will bed; shroud, and instead of visiting the loved home of her childhood as a joyous bride, leaning upon the husband of her choice, she will go a corpse hhd' he will be the first mourner. In this hour of terrible bereavement her sister, Mrs. Lamont and her angnished husband that was to have been, will have the heartfelt sympathy of the whole community. ■L eiy way prepare.*: for the a Jation of the traywin ;■ pub! i c. E -.■diction guaranteed. - TBs s*t plied with the best- tSe country and the servants are- uncm-paas iiteness and attention to the guests. Omnibuses convev pease and from the different railroads iy, free of charge. Charges to ISBOWN’S IRON BITTERS are :a certain euro fbr all diseases requiring; a con»|>lpte Ionic; espe cially Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Inter mittent Fevers, Waut of Appetite, Irons of Strength* JLack of Energy, •etc. Enriches the blood, strength ens* I hf muscles, and #toes new Jrtftj C * the nerves. Acts like a disarm on Ihe digestive organs, removing; all dyspeptic symptoms, such as tasting the food. Bridling 1 , .Rent in the Stonfach. Heartburn, etc. The only Iron Preparation that will not blacken the teeth or give headache. Sold by all Drug* gists at $1.00 a bottle. BROWN CHEMICA1 CO. BalHmore. MtL See that all Iro* BUC.ts aro mad? by xv> tHswictt •o. wl base croasvd red liur- nurt tradn Q’ti t *"• wmppe* r BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. An IndianapoliB man went to St. Louis and being in want of a pair of boots, without the money to pay HEPATIC PANACEA -for ’them, ordered .a fashionable shoemaker to send them to the ho tel at a certain honr. Then he went to-another shoeahop and ordered another pair to be delivered half an hour later. At the appointed time the first - sheemaker arrived. The Indianapolis man, claiming that the left boot-was too tight, sent the FASHIOI Xh*vemffbnd. asyoa Vaow, for the ptot nice Tbmb, fromX^vpapda aad liver (roabiiTond to noch aii «xtout« to fatrdeath vrouM be tie im mediate nnlt. f have t>V:B uatag H. H. P. far ate weeks, ud tram tie tirre I commenced taking BI toad myself relieved, and! would not now bo without it for any oonetderotien, Very respeeftelly. ker appeared. The right boot of that pair needed stretching, and went, back to the shop. ; r 43hortJy af- in.tfie hotel with a right^oot and™ left : boot under their re-.pective arms. An exchange of views upon the subject led to the discovery that their customer had ’skipped,” and had danced “the grand right and left” ont of sight .And knowledge. It is rumored in diplomatic cir cles that Mr. Blaine sent instruc tions to the diplomatic representa tions of the United States in Cen tral and South America to submit to the governments to which they are accredited a proposition for the re vival of the much talked of Con gress of Panama for the better on ion of the American nations. If the idea met the approval of a majority, of the different American Govern ments it would plobabfy havedmen issued, asking each nation oh the Western Continent to send delegates: to meet in Washington in. the fallxjf 1882. Whether the new administra tion will carry this idea into effect remains to be seen. W ILL be rented to ihe highest bi Jer. before . the Court Hottse door ; f Don: icity Coun ty, ©a 8&turdiy, tlte.5th of Noretai ci next, the .Jiiae wiles from Albany. Xu; {j)I*ur. ion is jo ®ood oilier withal! Mtvt-aaarj- outb>.ii«tiDCH and •good gl o slaoi. J. 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The Weekly news and advertiser. (Albany, Ga.) 1880-1???, January 07, 1882, Image 1