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Volume XXXV1L—No. '26.
ALBANY. GA., SATURDAY. MARCH 17, 1883.
Price $2.00 Per Year.
me Albany Sews. established IS45. me AL- :
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EDlTOBIilL NOTES.
; UEKiKKS OF JL'DGK D.A.TASON
TilE SORTS AND ROlTfl.
{>AILT S KWfi INI) ADVK^TiaEB is pnidieb-
• or ary morning (A5yn-l.iv excepted/,
i* Weekly Sews and Advertis** trTerj
•Mf-tr»l*v ittoroiBa.
WEEKLY ADVERTISING HATH.-.
The cooroltfatcd circalat :on of ti c £ v.vs and
ad teeth ek gjve* oui ' Ve'«*Jffy'’t£»'~ , *rsrge#t
simulation of any ne»r»i»*p«T in feouih-
vest, Georgia. Our books urt open for in-
- Xhe following rates of advertisyi.;
e proportionately lower than tbosr » f
?r, and will be strictly ob erred :
sneettoo The I
therefor are prop.
iaj oltKU’ar* , r, i
Philadelphia Times: No man in
: Georgia’would be so sincerely lament
ed as Alexandci II. Stepbc*n<, and the
whole country will eborisfe bis mem
ory with profound respect.
The Macon Telegraph and Mes
senger is offered in dai.y doses until
the end of the campaign for$L. It
At file Memorial Services 'Held In
Honor of the Late Got. a. II, Steph
en* at (be Presbyterian Ckarcb.
Some Time Words Fitly Expjetwd
by a Northern Contemporary.
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s well worth '.he money as any
Hr. IWdlen'. I rise to second the
motion for the adoption of the re
port oi the- committee. With your
per mission, I will state that the factx
. | stated aul the cjncJusions drawn,
1 arenn accord with my convictions of
. " the truth of the case,
paper m Georgia, preAeni company no* i T . . . . ...
11 * 1 J j It ha* been iny nappy lot in life to
even «'X»:« pteil. ; ..r \? - <>,...i>pns Weil
i know much of Mr. Stephens.
V> E regret that the remarks of Judge i do I remember him in my boyhood
j
D. A Vauiin ai the incmoiiai services
of G«*v. Stephens. which were handcu
in ‘or puMication, could not appeal
this morning. They ueie unavoid-
a'n'.y rr'i’wded ou*, but wilt appear ii
TuumUv's issu -.
Ti-MH&ieat advertlietrenis xu’.is: he paid for
ojvauce.
All adrertlSHtnenrx uiusttckc * l«e run of the pa
per uiibini o*h.*rwi.'i« by Contisu-t, aod
ibcn »ne folio'-vina udditioo.il t-h2r^«-» will be re-
qpi red:
iusida generally, : : 1*» : <-*r vent
insida,uftxtt«> reeling matter 2 s “ “
in lxsca! reading colur n« :-u “ •*
EdUorial notices "iher than calliay nttentiou
•u new adrertisements ar.<l local ilodgvrs-, 20 ventn
l>er luie for Urat in.^eriioii and for each sub
?Ui!s •*'- tlreriising aredueon the fir-', appfear- : now ill the Ul |! St illf!liCUti<;l Cl I d<
liter <Mqiu,*«ri inemeh 1, or whe.trjiMW tUOtliexcefrt
•»hrtYt>ibfrwibecomr:». tr3 !'••• -•*
. *. ii m. MciXTOST! ,t
As Atiauia special t;» the Sav-iunal
New*, in rpi’ciencc* to the Governor
shipeiiys: “Otheru>piranls are spok-
e i of, but the general feeling here just
IS 1 r
Hi!
in favor of the nominal ion of Gov
erhor45oj'i;ton by acclamation. It is
ufged itja! it would be a delicate .mat
ter :«V*ct !*i:n aside.”
Tub GiIm
In «rd*r to t*ctter supple our many cu-e.o*uer-
of -outbw**>t *»eorgii, we hjvej..st fniod iipao
clcp*ui 03«abliahmvnt at
US Sitiii Strut, Mst)?, Sr.,
Where wilt l»e found the finest slo'Jf of
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE
til Hint city. *»r. J. II. WILLIINS,
of Netlu, (»a,is li.icre>l.U in tliis «* ah i»h-
meut. hd-1 will re pl- ased to have his friends rail
and examine our
ELEOANT STOCK
Which i> offered fit pricoi much lower t
o rmerly pretrail’ll.
P. 3bavexis&Co.
J£W£UER3.
iinuu- jRnquircr
. “fb" rji.mad.s declined to give reduced
, rate-; tocii zon» who desired to attend
Gov. S ;d; :•< fmo iai. in consequence
of w *ich quite a luiiubcr did not go
rom this city who would have other
wise g *ne.’' “This/* pertinently re
mark the New Orleans Picayune
indicates that whenever somebody
want-' to go sum2where nilrond4 are
expected to reduce rales.’’
The News axi» Advektiskr will leg
for Col. Win. K. Smith in the contest
lor Governor. lie would make a
good one.—Macon Telegraph.
1( our esteemed cotempoiary pro-
po*es to confine us to one leg, we
choose the coik one, because it is a
.-ileut witr:o-s of - Mier’s gallantry.
Capt. Smidi is 1.01 seeking., th * office,
and «i!i enter into no scramble; but
if he be nominated, the unction *with j
which rre will seize tha! instruu.eut :
of locoii.i'tiwr will astoni-h ibe people, f
days us luy preceptor at Mai l is or,
G». fie came to that place fresh
from c.dlegc, laden with college hon-
jrs, and as a;i assistant teacher at
the uemtemy lie begun the-battle *»f
die. i was much iiiipre-sed with hiy
clear knowledge of wliut ho sought
to teach, ami the lucid statements tn
which hi* lessons were stated—it
wui dear to my mii.d that he him-
selt Was well aught- I shall never
forget the fragiS frame and feeble
body that enclo-ed that brilliant iu-i
teller!. It was then reported, that he
being a poor and p nudess hoy, had ;
i bet n adopted a- tii“ 1osl*-i cnihi of
good. Having no children of his
own, he seemed to i»ve all the chii-
dren of his ncopii*. I»e-had under
his care and p.itronage during his
whole life, hoys and girls of poor j . ,
paren’s, aiding them t*> secure an The ti'y of S^vannau last Satur-
edoranoii. Quite a number of our : day -ent oighiccri hundred-and sev-
“seful cit'zep- are ind.bjed to his j on tr odd dollars to the New York
tem.roMH* lorthdr mcm» in life. MWri p lS o„ ii«, and we
U)i< irasajireat ci>r.lnbulioii !o Ills’ . 1
Sjaif. for Hie wealth »uft glory of; migot, if we-tred, <!i«eorcr other
the otai<: is the ir.tclli-unce of its j *»ww conlriboteil by Sootliorn cities,
pepple: hut >!r. Stephens was a j Our Iddiaiwpoii, .friinil. wliee he
[-.rndigy of lhe race with a feeble (urns his eves Inward ihe South,
imd v, racked with pain and enfeebled | , hroa g h 4 K u. g J.rklv ” The
by disease, he hn< passed the allotted .. 4l . , .... . . ,
three score ant! ten, and lias done !,oa, “ " n l s ulll "‘? ,0 hcl P the
the livrcuiesin Disk of a number of unfortunate to the lull extent of her
vigorous men. Whv was all this?
\V»s it because he was more wise
i bin oi her a in learning the true laws
of hygi«*j»‘*, and thus preserved the
scanty powers; or was it ratised by
h:- bright virtues, his high moraJii’.
ami tile constant observer of t!:e
irrcst precepts of the sreat Master?
lie Imi sectmd fer himself the
promise of length of days. His
ability, etc.—Albany (Ga.J News
and Advertiser.
Wi* extend ttr the Xews and Ad
vertiser and through it tit the South
out heartfelt apology for our para
graph concerning the kick of South
ern contributions to the ffood uufffcr-
ers. We meant it in no sense aa a
-liter, but as a .simple statement o!
fact that we bad beard of no such
A NKWSI EPISTLE FROM PEL- J
HAITI.
Found Dead.
special Providence and guardian j cuuiributions, and we can honestly
an-el imlft have attended lus pil-! assure our contemporary of the great
grimage. or lie would have long • gmiiticatiuu we nave in hearing to
sleprwitb his Fathers. 7 fis
e that a harp of a tbou-and
Ir Coi. Boynton i.«
CODING HO.1I E AT I, A Vi'.
BT WILLIAM CAKLTOX
the !
: l.!y
I Dili
* i some pious vvomeu. and by them
j wui iuruish.iii the means for hisedu-
i ca ion. What an honest band of
• sisters tiiosc womm were, ami, if any
of he ii are in life, h proudly they
: must led in eoateuipla lng the rich
| harvest given lo the world in :iii»
. little act of benevolence.
I; i< stid that “kind deeds never
;die.'' It !- certainly true, if the-
hib’ors and well spent life ot this
j great man is recorded as the fruit of
! these small “mites” so judiciously
| invested. These noble women have
I gained a place in hi torv with that
i node band that were iirsi at the oioss,
and first at t !»«* tomb of the wort o’.
g£pate«t teacher.
Mr. Stephens entered the profes
sion of law, and so«*u made his mark
lie was soon elected bv the people «»1
his counirv :i- a member of the
Legislature. In this body he very
soon emte to the front rank by hi-
elected Governor, a .[ vo( . U( . v of important plans for the ;
s'ncc
^tnni
stiiugs should stay i:» tune so long.
lie was almost invincible to Ihe
kings of terrors; he died n*«»t ns m-.st
people died. With - him there war.
no wounds: no *jurtpp i:g of c«*rds;
no 'iimlerng of the vital eleim-nis of
lif»*; it ra> ;.n easy passage from
life- to t lie grave. 'Hie ilction of
vents wore out tiie machine, and it
cea- id to run; me clock rundown
and ^Sopped its movements; lhe
-canty powers of vitality became
ex handled, and his pulsation ceased,
'l iiis is Heath, but death without its
terror.-: it is but the falling to the
mother *-nrl!» of the matured fruit
ripened in O.•toiler's -uu. It is but
tile e<iiir.*e of uatuu*. and grand c-
Ihe setting suit, but, nla*. a great
iu i n lias fallen;^ great light has
gone out. When shall we see his
like again? He w a a truly great.
“Great not Hue Caspar, ine l with blood,
Hut only great as lie was good.*’
A VERY QUEER FUNERAL.
Mi’cin- tk, farctiliiji TSarou^fa Geur-
2ta” on tin* \V;;y to il:e Grave.
lOn the proposcil removal of tc e remains of ,
Jonp llort-a. «l Tayi.e to this country.;
senate, when the General Assem-
. oi.v-M.fs in extra resxioti bn the j wc| . bciti- if tit
" f i‘«y- «»» h '* v “ »» «1«<* advocacy of what
amdher Piesitlent. Col. J. (i. Parka,
•y of important
o St;
people
The banifhnient was over;*.
Hut it wilt ho-*u l> i Mst.
The man wjio vr tQ ‘tome's cvrectc^t »o*g
Ih.c *mi02-ho0)e Iasi f. *
F«»ryvaraiitc.jmmir «b o bus been .
In r.-rL-.gn^»tn*ls al no.
Ao't-w?vtt^jP*»«' 'Jiuri’ltuefl le.at bt-twoon
'lints »i g'-r rtn ii'V bWn
D • hi* ivi i noon bt* jouruoying
To friotnlshciosh ilics a;
Aud gianiier thnii of an l iag,
JJls wele .me here sli *11 b-t.
of Dawson, is one of the m-.»?t d liber
ate «nd clem-h« aded membi r-of the
pro.-eni Si null*, and ii heslnrn d deiide
t • be< *»tue a candidate f. rtlie vacancy
S uthw.est Gei rgia will bt* >o:id for
him. Jiui Parks i> one oi the rising
yoii ig men of Georgia, and his fii nds
iu this pari of the S ate aie p:oud o
him.
He c mnot-CMie w th ch; erf ill brpw,
tta i) ■ ni,in»vw>4 ,
And step »T eomrciiuii' 1*1 ide;
! ‘
He wi 1 out h nr the trihutei n-
That fa ion cv n » de.
And when we tell him how his- *ch.
Sad sir is.f ou heart haVe nbugli!,
lie e.Miinot leh the »*rl c at whu-li
Theye^ruiuK.wor i» weiv bought!
Art t »i’ic.itly tub m .u muni oiiiC
Uftlo the waltuigbhr ‘i.g— r
> *Whl» guv** a irtuniiet voice ta Honu*. .
^ Anu ihriUeU th« VforM with tong ! -
- Ho wand-red o.t£f tl:c (trYtar-. earth, "*
Fo gotten and alone-;
He. tiocouldte eli Muiae'a matchtose worth.
Ne'er h ;d one of his o * u. »
’Neath winter’* c-louu a*i<l miima -
• long the hil-y >oad;
lie bore his gre--*. heart ami had i o::e
T i lielp mm with the o id,
An t vtiii renoever in h f> rounil,
He went with weary trea-i,
II'h H«j*e , patheii.- s..hr he loud,
i ad'ilbateit on ahead!
ni .id-
dayed
no heard ’he melodies i'
Co.uj p-aimg o’ rand
From iioyal inns c baud' tluu p
H fore tue iMiac; duo ;
He lie trtl iG scmie t m- s.of ore
From m.inv a Cottage e.r •« i>,
Whci* leu or. e.r,*u mug m .t ero sirore
l\. ping -h ir -bities to h e «*•
Aid wne-e-o ’e • true I ve had birth,
Thi thri ling'songh ti flown
Hut he who tau ht.H me s.inatehless irortn,
H.-.d r.o home of lus oivj !
The ban’shment wai o\*-r! mg.
Uni it wil. imm be past;
Thu man who wr».t£*lp ne’s ev. ccteot *on?
lih.i l.liavo a h mo »t last!
And Ko abaJt *e>t j muiels Ware,
\mi tr • Van* gr se» utmc;
llis >%eA|\ kciu.’t'-.d honored grate
S'uilt b.i'a Sheri d ‘ Hrme
An 1 pilgrims with gia i eyes grown dim
Wil* f .ud v li - a t ah >re
Tlio mau \vh s u.g tn I’r umph Hymn
of earth’s »l vine*t lore.
Th* 1 bride w:i» t<*J up the broad at.de,
Got u • ta tlu* niU't kiditu .taiste,
. Wh u asked if she'd be
A tree wile to ho.
fehe pronipily replied,* I should srnai- le.”
General Toomb-?: in a 67ar inter
view. says th** greatest compliment to
Bupliens’ .iiicHjyy would be to l;ave
:*o scramble over the succi s-ioii, but
.!!o\v the local sm ces>or to serve the
lime out—Evening Jfcirs P'lKpatch
We; wo’i’t. bt? ievo that General
Tooutbs s-dd any such thing a- ’all»*«r
ing “illegal, sujfceswpr to serve the
tiipe i.ut.’’ There is bo “lejal succes
mt.' 1 ami there will be none until h**
| i< c-le.-ti-d as. the r C"»istitin ion directs.
Presiden: Boynton i- not Governor of
Georgia, as General Toombs well
knows. lie is siinplv Presiden*
1 of the Senate.' acting temporarily ill
iflt* Gubern i:ori;t! < iii -e tor th • speeifi :
|>urj)o.se of Calling an elecion for i
•:b gal si;cre>sor' t«> st-rv? die t nv*
out.” When a “legal -ttccessoi” has
boon elected, Preddent Boyntou will
resume his Senatoiia! duties. This is
uu 'cipo tant q jcs'ion, and -hould not
he lightly treated.—Macon Tele-
I '&?)>& ’
Harper's Weekly tor this week
I comes to us wi h ii« hour page adorned
I wi;h a speaking i.kenoss of G vernor
; Sleplo-ns. 'flie s z • of the portrait en
ables ii to bo. fiamedto advantage, and
i.many of our : eade-rs, will d »ubt!ess
•enifiiAoe Hie opportunity to .st-cure a
copy of this u-tefui memento "f
tin* “(beat Ciauiponer.*'—Savannah
ye ics . :
Wear*- willing to gi\e tlic devil his
i du-— y«s, ev«*n Harpers—a*«d com
mend tin* likt?Q‘*ss of Govern *r St«*p
His able
was. called the
“great trunk’—the building of a
railroad lioin M.ithersvillc to the
Tennessee river,, now called the
Western and Atlantic Jtabroad, c »;i-
tribuied much to the success of that
ill ensure. This was ihe first grand
de urture of the State of Georgia ;
from the old ruts iu which our fat ti
ers so bmg moved, by its cotnple-
tino. Connecting the waters of tiie •
Mississippi vvttii those of the Atlaiilic !
ana opeiilu
through ;im heart of Georgia, ex-
cliangiiig coiiimcrce on the.sea hoard
lor the wealth of the mountains, was
thi.* opening era of the -file of tilings
that ha.; resulted iu the esiabli-h-
ment tii ; lie * systems of railways in
the State Unit has opened every part
I of her ■’-territory to the channels of
commerce, enriched her people, giv-
j in:* them a nitrket lot all their pro-
j ducts, and thu- s^cutHtg fur tiie State
; tlte appeiiation **i tiie ''Kuipire Sta.e
1 of ihe South.” These grand re-tilts
were clearly seen'and briliiatiti}
pictured b\ thi- young state-man in
I the advocacy of lhai mea-ure. A-
i u legislator iic ■ leariy saw and iV-lt
i tiie neces.-ii}' fqi the tdovation *1 our
j judicial system.
Without a highar court of appeal
I than we then had, the adsntnisirAiion
dying or n
i.e biood»*«t over his appro;;
dissolution, lie was impre-sid by
the refusal *»f Ciiaides 'Thorne, the
actor, to Ii :tt» any reliiious services
h»-Ul over his remains, md prior to
liis death vxactpd from liis family
the pimtisis.; that no minister of
what.v.*r dcnoiuir.'iiinu should be
>«l!*.\ysi 1 t«» hold n n dgions service.
He whs a member of Lodge No. 553,
Knights of Honor, anti asked that
the *:ei*c-»um> should bf3 conducted
by ihe lodge. fie desired the
the contrary. Wc salute Savannah
tt*nd the*{>c«»p!e of the South! We
beg leave to say father in this connec
tion that our contemporary doe* us
wrong when it sa> -< “ive see through a
gl»s*darkly, v in looking at theSonth.
When the .'Somil w.iS suflering from
the lellow fevever, tiio «enero-itv of
the people ot Indianapo-i- euabied
the yetes to rai.-e over $600 by a dune
contribution fund alone. Weyaw then
not through a gla*s tlarklv, but very
clearly, what was needed, and en
deavored to supply that need This
allusion may not be in the best taste,
but wo make it for illustration, and
tha: ia to show that our contempo
rary’s idea—w hicii is but the reflec
tion of a sensitive feeling which pre
vails ir. ttie Sou it—that the North
looks askant at i», is not true. There
nrr. here and there in every coninio
ui«v bitter partisan*, corresponding
to the ancient Bourbons w ho afflict
the South, that do *t:c the South
“through a g!;i-s darkly,” and a
highly colored glass at lhai, and their
opiniou is voiced by some hide
bound newspaper organs here and
there who would blackguard their
grandmothers tor the same purpose
—party advantage. But wc speak ol
tin* tii ng- we do.know wlicu we as
sure onr Georgia cotiuiuporary that
the f< cling « t the Northern people
is one of the inmost and thorough
»r*k ail'll i kimlttos and fraternity for ttie
nsl enri I ?fotitli. ami that they would
spsing Uf promptly to help
Iter hi time of distress or defend her
iu time of need as any other portion
of this common union. Wc la\
Pelham, Ga., March 11th, 1SS3.
yews and Advertiser:
To-day is the usna! i a laud village
Sabbath, its quietude marred only
by the clank of the hammer and the
grating ol the saw in the construction
of a coffin fo* a colored man, kuown
here as Mark Caesar. Wheu discov
ered be was lying partly submerged
iu the mud and water under a clay
root, to which he had beeq dragged
from the road way, a distance of
seventy or eighty feet. Mark Qesar
was regarded here as a harmless
sort of fellow, although addicted at
times to heavy drinking. It appears
that on the night of hit death some
one of the parly of negroes who ac
companied him, by s6me hocus
pocus, got* possession of the imme
diate jewel of his soul, I mean his
whisky bottle. Caesar, like his fa
mous namesake, demanded its un
conditional surrender. The party of
the flrat part refused to restore the
bottle, hence the trouble and tragic
conclusion. Our temperance friends
here, as elsewhere, will claim, and
very justly, too, the occurrence In
question as only another regular
knock-down, drag-oat argument for
prohibition, which is really the exact
A special dispatch from Gowamla.
X Y., s*y-: The burial <»f G. Steb-
biu--, f**r I'vetitv years cdioH* »»f the
\yt!im# X. Y., Patriot., caused a km:-
satsem in western New Y
will go down a- one of the mosl enri
oil- <i!im (j-i - of the age. Stebbiu*
Was v. hat might ii pronotiitccd In•'
if-e-oliio. 1’kii* year- he has been j
st*minion and for months ■ . , . , _ .
hi-* approach»n*r i * Iress up‘ ,u this at ihe n-k of itera
tion hecAti-e wo feel that the sensi-
S tiveiu-ssol the South in this way.
j which is natural with a proud peo
j p*e i»li5 had nothing l-fi tliem in a
j contest but their br.ivorv u.id honor,
J i- misplaced in these dn^sand has
j been maintained too long. There
; should an end forever to the fee!
} itig that there is any criticism of the
i 1» as the South. Our reinark*-
j on the eontribtiiinii incideDt were
made in the same spirit in which we
ihe channels of tra.leJ K„jg!, sin foih.wm- his remains to i crilicU-d Chlan*° lor il* l.igg rdlj
II... 1-r . i I t.-ir.l Hill .-»* . . r . . .... . I’lli.lrii llli..nj *!«•.*
tin* grave to .-ihg “MarchingThrough
Georgia’’ repeating the song when
the earth felt on hi* coffin. On leav
ing the cemetery they wore to sing
••Go«»d-bye, my lover, good-bye. 7 ’
Stuhbins died la-t h’ri lay, th«?
funeral taking place here yesterday.
Twenty-eight Knight**, in full re
gain*, attending the funeral. They
sang iJie songs requested, *»otit iu
g’dng and coining, and created a
sensation in the quiet town, the chi-
zens of which did not understand \
how sitch -ongs eniib! be tob*rat(*d at It > ali
ft funeral. I hr mourners did not
-i**-m to mind tio* strangeness of the
<d»s. quic'i.
The scene at lhe grave when the
earth clattered on the hi«x ami the
Knight-* started tip tiie old war-song
As the Iasi words
contribution*, exet*]** that witftvrhr
move severity w? told Chicago that
. lie w is?* “hog” ami that the next
time -he had a fire she might “root,
hog or die:’’ and thus it is in all
thing-. The North speaks of the
So*:t!i oidv as part of a commou
country and feel-- for it as s.ich, and
Southern s*u<dnvencss as to any
qualification in this regard should be
put away frankly and honestly, for it
has no basis hi lac!.—Indianapolis
The farming interest in this imme
diate vicinityJ» hopeful, despite the
continued untoward weather.
Business was booming yesterday,
Saturday; tbe sales of one house
alone reaching the playful sum of six
or sevcii hundred dollars. Tnis is a
good showing for little piney woods
Pelham, is it not ?
Just as I expected, Wiggins is in
disgrace. The eventful day is done
and the storm is behind time. AH
day, in fond anticipation, I hare kept
a weather eye on a convenient exca-
vatiou in case of trouble, but will
have no use for it. I can only con
clude iu the beautiful words of Sir
John FalstafT: “Lord, Lord, how this
word is given to lying!’*
Yours trulv,
' S.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never Tenet. A marvel of pare
trength and wbolcsomcness. More ecommical
than the ordinary kinds, aad cannot be nld in
competition with the multitude ot low test, short
weight, alum or
powders. Sold omy in
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO-
novt-dviT NkwTorz.
gvofcssioual (Cards.
J. A. VASOX. A. H. ALFKIEN1’
VASON d; AL.FBIBND
Attorneys at Law.
ALBANY, GA.
Active and prompt attention given to col-
ections 4nd ali general business, Practice
n all the courts.
Omcc over Soothe n Express office, oppo-
ianG-dtf
dte Court House.
V, T. JONES, JESSE W. WALTERS.
JONES & WALTERS
Have now on bud fer tbe coming eeawm. a comp’ete stock of
WATT PLOWS,
One and Two-Horse,
With all the atttachmento. We are sbo agents for the
-A-ZCsTJD
Attorneys at law,
ALBANY, GA.
office over Centra.’ Railroad Bank.
mnl5-ly
Janies Callaway,
Attorney at Law
CAMILLA, GA
right now, brotlier Hews.
; Your “apology” is accepted, and we
I thank you for the above manly,
: straightforward article besides.
Would to God that there acre more
: such fearless, unshackled and un-
i prejutlic ;d journals as the Indiemap-
oli.'t yews in ti e N.-rth. Shake!
[ien$ uV .coin**;King 'o h
: j'lsi at this panicula** time; but what.
. trd, the court was organized,
and has had a brilliant success.
Mr. JSieptiens lived io see over
sixty’ volumes of tlu; decisions ol
that court reported unci pubii-hed
lor the ditfushm of Lgal information
among tiie people. These tw»* nn a—
ores .hough on.y a .-mall part of the
results ot Ins labor**', are tufficicut
tmituutnen.’s to pre.-trve Ins name
as a beneiaeior of his Slate. It wu*
not tiie good iorttmc of Georgia to
funeral. Siehhins two yea*?* n^o \v*s \
pt>oiuf(d United S:atu- Con-ill to j
the Philippine Islands. A i
of
A Bit of Xatnrc.
lie woro bmg- and parted his hair
the middle. He was spout 5 ng
•ang at the rate of a mile a minute.
m
hurricane destroyed the isl uid and j and cares-ing his incipient mous
he n turned to journal ism. | tache with that languishing air with
, m ; wJitch American youths of nine-
Union Pacific—Happy
life.— I nck\
married
Siumn Cameron will lie eighfi-
Iour te xt Ihursdiv.
A West pool, Mass
hi-to* v, claim • to bt
243 t
fisane ou
nrs i*id.
appreciated * retain him ir. the General Assembly :
IPs *>ir;cess in her counsels placed
, , . . . f ; him prominently in the public eye
r.c do not ccmun-.id, .s lhe sketch of. c „ lliuig f., r l,i R h .talion.
his iife publi-he l in the journal which | ;„ t j, e nation's counsels h»^ was
the “speaking likeness 1 ’ thi- week \ elected by the people a- a member **f
adot ns. In tlmt sketch fonie good I Congress, and wa- retained as long
• i , I- i as his con-ent could be had.
ui, a.. lor instance. h«» wh- i-P-elected almost without
a id it vVMi» becail-e he
it ns.
thing- wer.
There are bright buds of April an
hSos-om<’of Max.
But they’re not half so sweet a» the
breath of the tn»iid
That with SOZODONT bruahes her
te^th every day
Till iike p**arl- through her beautiful
lips they’re di-pUyed.
(), SOZOHON!’! what an enchantment
is thine
That giv* s teeth like the sun, and
lips red as wine.
j teen, who wear their arms a la jug-
• handle, “just paralize” the fair onet
: uow-a-dnys.
She looked decidedly weary, and
her eyes had that tar away expres
sion us though longing for a galling
irun. or a park of artillery*, or a
Brush battery, or some other anni-
| hi>atorv force.
i Noticing her expression and mter-
! | > re tit 12 it as a prima facie evidence
] of his power, the -young man inquir-
I ed with that variety-theatre-pathos
\v all the rage with this kind:
Prtiuesvilie, Ohio, grocers “veneer
ice with outlet, and sell it for -olid.*'
An I own paper tells of 5t citizen
“holding a discussion with
| wrss certairdy n man of crigir a! force.-
: *d* extraordinary talent, and possessed
: o' qualities which ought to liiv** made
; of i‘im a stirc-'-s!bi ieaderaud astates-
' man of real value”
i Next sen fence:
Merlin** erthe Fruit aud Yesetabte j ••Whither are your thoughts stray
He wa
opuoiatioi], audit wj» becaii-e he Gjfhwew,
wa- the I(«eal of the people. He hud ! Carrilla Ho Ion.
just ai»prcciat’«*n of <be “popular) Camilla, tv a., March odi. ISSo.
l.iilsx’' llis <nvn great heart heal in ! Those in this couniy intcrested in , e
'pinpaUit lor the moll people— ^i-win S 'Helen, ami vegetable for ; f }
heuausehe sprung from this rank, I market-met at the Court House on, 1 " 61 "-' ule -
“I have ju-*t been thinking,’* she
I replied, “what a great pity it is that
tu-until* ia. 7
Nathan
o-sbv ha
the Law Oil; Mass., t>.di
more than a third of rc:i
presi ed over
court for
Lurv
The We-!ey;in F
?*[ icon, A i.ahamn. i
oldest female c
male
s;i i<!
illege iu
College, of
[ to bo th*»
the wwr tl.
• between ;i
recked s*»ii-
uia and the
m. ills, >»nri »h* loved rati or fo* Lis pea mil j <wn
• imi.i e a than for real teruct- renderotl >o ;
tr»o rfcmminity-in wh en tie Ixtre sopioaunecr J
a part.’’
Kvery Georgian, and for the mat-
will i
What is the diflerene
timid child and a shipvr
or? One clings to his
other to his spar.
“Whv.” asked a governess of her
little charge, * d.» w«* pray t«» God to
give* u< our d »i!y broad ? Why’ don’t
wflr-.jsk for four or five days or a
T,"-*fk ?*’ “Becau-e we want it fresh,’’
replied the ingenious child.
Tbe merchants / who complain
most ofdnll1im.es are those who tip
<>t>d uVctiso/ It Is v.'ttiog ip i»e
to find
at -lie-*is
doing by reading the - newspapers.—
Springfield Union.
“I cm never, never expre.-- my
love for you.” he >aid in a tmrsi of
emotion as his arm ttghiened about
• and was wise enoughjtever to ignore ) lue>da\, tiie 5t.i, and lormcda truck
•Hut lie will t o r- mcmb reft mere l*y tns cc-! j S !s humble origin. Mr. Stephens’ s a>s«»ciat ion.
c*titri;*ine- than «*> hisatt iiun»eirs«*r^elii*fve- ; ,. un .r !es< i 0 nH! r .*conl WiS as hi« r !l .*»< ! Mr. T. R. HeilllCtt was chosen
that ot any man he met iu ‘lie nation- ‘ president, mid James Callaway tnatle
ai couu-el-, and it soon gave hiut | st!Cre,a ;’V* ^ large*area will be
national reputation. For years he- i planted m potatoes, and of melons
Sons anil since cite w ir he * was the. ■»*•«* h,,,ld, « 1 au es - T' ,c
p-or of ihe l)righle*t.ml al.lftsl of the ,lol! 'l" ,n -'l* t Hie turu oulhere ennre-
immibersof it.at disiii&u&Bet. body. ! v Hisnffitaenl for then- purpose, and
Alter a public swvice in the nation- i instructetl the secietary to confer
ai eouu-el .d a quarter ul aatemu. t j « "'■ Mr. HaS'-mral maiiaaer
he expressed a desire it. retire to his j of.Ihe F. & W . R y. The subject
hoiiie at Libertv Hall, but the pen- «f « r a'-e-* »*•* barrels was discussed,
pie of the State,' almost hv acclaim, i and tins opens „ p a new industry for
•ailed him to preside as Governor of I some enterprising man. Cypress
the Stain. Iu this high position he : ff '*od is hght fliid those old cypresses
xetu.uus the nc.ro race.'he j ,v.ts ealled to take bis leave of earth 1 c,tn bi time be utilized.
anu
ter of that, ever- honest man,
bear testimony that “perso a! ki.idli- |
ness*’md “-ervic s i »-udci ed to the:
eomnionity” were inseparable element* !
in Mr Stephens’nature; that h gave!
hi* wliole life to that end—that he !
di d a m rtyr to duty.
•Liberty in its mo.-t detaoi*ratic form was j
his id.»i.*a -
rights of'man an'* of -atb coimn nityof men
wt-.c tho objecus of bis most enthusiastic de
votion ” *
almost thank the
mofi! dii A uu'.ro the ta>b*um ;
out vr lift re ii«Snait i< : .*>ti«f7 what
We could
autuor -of this
well received
St ‘plans’
well
Rev. W. II. Hoggaid will plant a
*rrearer variety of vegetables and fruits
than any one in the county.
It was agreed by the association
while in hi< active dutv. He lived
beloved; lie died lamented. To
me the most plea-ant and
»•«»- rt and : cheer t*l picture of Mr. Stephens
expica-ea » 1,u ■ u in , lU piivalt . |ij e ; Imre is seen ! *o revive the obi agricultural society
picture of Mr. ! u|()rc of wi , (lolllj judu-iry and good- al,(1 combine tt with the new asso-
cbaracter. had it R°^j t!essof heart than is found in the
been wantonly stabbed and marred oi • private li‘e of many great men. lie
and combine it with
cixtion. This will make the meeting j retail agents,
very highly interesting. We hope
Piles! Piles!! Piles!!!
A cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and Ulcerated Piles, has been discov
ered by Dr. Wdliam, (an Indian reme-
dv,) called Dr. William’s .Indian
Ointment. A single box has cured
tbe worst chronic case of twenty-five
years’ standing. No one need suffei
fire minutes after applying this won
derful soothing medicine. Lotions and
instruments do more harm than good.
William’s Ointment absorbs the tu
rn ois, allays the intense itching, (par
ticularly at ntghl after getting warm
in bed,) acts as a poultice, give in
stant and painless relief, and is pre
pared only for Piles itching of the
private parts, and for nothing else
For sale by ail druggists and mail
ed on receipt of price, $1.00 P. R.
Lance & Co., Proprietors, Cleveland,
Ohio. Welch & Muse, wholesale and
Reads Like a Romance.
New York Sprcial, 9tb.
A story that reads like a romance
comes from the Children’s Aid Society.
James Anderson, a New’ York mer
chant, failed in 1856, and his three chil
dren, William Michael, George and
Margaret, ages eight, ten and fourteen
years respectively, were placed in good
homes in Michigan the following year
by the Children’s Aid Society. Through
its agent, Rev. J. P. Root, frequent
reports were received from them. The
little girl died, but the boys grew to
manhood and entered the army, receiv
ing honorable discharges at the close
of the war. They returned home iu
Michigan, where one of them married
and built up a good legal practice. The
other is a farmer. Their interest in the
Children’s Aid Society was kept up by
correspondence, and in 1876 one of the
brothers called at the office when on a
visit East. It appears by the death of
Michael Root, in 1881, in Edinburg, |
Scotland, those children falkheirsto an i
estate worth several million dollars. The
former agent of the society, Rev. 31 r.
Root, called at the office of the society
last week to gather the facts preparator-
ry to claiming the estate in behalf of
the heirs.
feb2?.
Trowbridge & Hollinhead
DENTISTS,
.VAYCROSS, ----- GEORGIA
Teeth extracted without pain. All
arranted. Terms moderate. Will go any-
here on B. A A. and S. F. A W. Railroads
apl8-12m
ini i mb ni m
CELEBRATED BRANDS,
Rifle and Ducking Powder.
Breech and Muzzle
Z. J. ODOM,
Attorney-atLaw,
(Office in Lhe Coart Houoe)
ALBANY, GA.
yy*ILL^ represent clients in the Albany cir
Collections* specialty.
iltwly
THE ALBANY HOUSE!
Herrick Barnes,'Proprietor
Albany, Georgia.
A Bey’s Composition on Lawyers.
My teacher says to me, says he, write
on a lawyer. I don’t like lawyers. I
know two. Father calls one a “king”
pin of divorce scamps. The other
scares me in the street. The boys call
him “Dit.” My sister calls a tender
bit of poetry a ditty. He is not tender,
though; he is tough. He loses all his
cases bat lie makes lots of money.
Father says, says he. that this lawyer
sells out to the other side. He says whis-
kj r shook his faith in this lawyer. Whis
ky does shake lawyers. I don’t drink
whisl v. This lawyer drinks whisky with
bad actors. Whisky helps bad actors
and hurts bad lawyers worse. Law
yers are in two kinds. Honest law
yers and those who are not. This law
yer “are not.” Honest lawyers keep
their clients out of. trouble and quiet,
fhe “a ». nots” look after getting their
names i.. the paper and make their
clients whistle. I say ditto to this
Dit. I don't know more about lawvers.
r his House is well furnished and in ev
ery way prepared for the accommo-
tation of the traveling public. Entire sat-
sfaction guaranteed. The table is sup
plied with the best the country affords,
ind the servants are unsurpassed in po-
iteness and attention to the wants o:
quests. Omnibuses convey passengers tr
•nd from the different railroads prompt
y, free of charge. Charges to suit the
i mes. sep29 ti
EAR forth* MILLION
Fco Chco’s Balsam of M’s 60,
Positively Restores the Hearing, and is
Only Absolute Cure for 4*enf-
the
This Oil is abstracts from peculiar specie* of
small White Shark, c-anght in the yellow
S»k, known as C«~‘ ~ ~ **
LOADING SHOT GUNS.
CARTRIDGES,
PISTOLS,
Brass and Paper Shells
Al»*I« in •took ot Jowoat prion.
SHEFFIELD k BELL,
-I y-jipril
BROAD 8TBEET. ALBANY. GA.
N,F.T/FT.
S. D- IRYIH
knows it. Its virtues aa a
restorative of bearing were discovered by a Budd
hist Priest about tbe year lit 0 Its cures were bo
numerous and many so seemingly ml me
lons. that the remedy was officially proclaimed
over the entire Empire. Its use bectmf- so uni
versal that ft: over 300 years no Deafness
has evieted among: the Chinese people.
.Sent, charges prepaid, to any address at Si per
bottle.
Danta’a Inferno Revised.
Bohemian.
Satan— 4 Who aio you?”
“A bank cashier.”
“Defaulter?**
“Yes.”
“How much?”
$2,000,000.”
; Hear What the Deaf Say.
It has pe’Tormed a miracle io my ea»*.
x hare no uo?anhly noises in tajr head and
hear much better.
I have beeu greatly benefited
My deafness helped a great Jeal—think another
bottle will cure me.
! “Itsvirtue* are JnmiatlotabU and its Curative
ad the trrii
it' beauty b> a slander. It wiil be news
to the “negro race’’ that Governor
Stephens ever denied them their
rights, and we opine they would Ve’
the fir*i to resent f.he aspen-ion.
was a great scholar, and his acquit- ; much good from the meeting on Ihe
tions in many departments of learn- i ^th. .
iug were very great. He kep'. tally j ^ f«dl : wiug members of lhe
ab>ehk>t with tlte progress ami itu- ! a^suciation^: L R. Bennett, James
of the age; amidst hi-. La Ha way, D. K. Bwth*r, Dr. J. B.
James 11.
her wnist, and che helped him out of. j,. re i s - another piece of cheeky
conuined in the sketch. Sp* aking of
his return to Congress ader tlte war,
while admit:;n that he d’.d ad lie
could to realm© narinctiy, the writer
I
the difficulty in a breath of girlish
intuition by suggesting that h«.* could
“send it all by mail for 3 cents.”
I-aac Warren, who died recently
_^atR*»se, Wayne county, N. Y r -, wu- a
terrible sufferer from r!ieun:ati-in,
anti lay sixteen years unable to move
a joint. Ills jaws were fixed, and
food was given him through .<:i open
ing made by , u!'c : *TvTr-‘'o'rbiste^-tll.~~~'
The owners of what was the Now-
hall house at Milwaukee me auiowr
the richest ;nen in the r;>.y. Tni-
and the suits :h-n l».-tv,* hcen hrought
again*t them hv their victim*, may . . , . r ,
why llie order's ju, v reit-'] ^ l,c fcel ^ :lnd
d red such a white washing verdict.— . De»I ol i wounds; the desire to share
Boston Herald. ! in the common grief uf a representa-
• Mtsfl Susie Richard« »n, daughter nvc m .>*, iiiiited in doing him honor,
■t, of the cotton king of New Orleans, utid not oqo, *o far as we know, at-
-'was queen of the carnivaL>-il in ; uSptci to 'Jarsatm* the onine slid
that city, and her dres-maker has
just scot in a. bill for oyer three
l>ro[
provemeut oi the age; amidst - ,, .
Tint i great labors in the public counsels 1 witty, James H. Baggs, G l\. . - _ .
‘ i l.q seemeil lobe abteto ^iv L -umcli : Swin'lle, W. N. Spenoi-. ; i_. T._ CocU- g l y s , bl) . tl0 ' ns T <> ^ to .P s ~‘b»r—to
c ' im<* to literary pursuits and writ-
Tbe Early ITatermelon.
Valdosta Times.
A gentleman at Waycross has
planted a large watermelon field and
he has gone to the expense of build
ing a large number of boxes with
from the fire, where it is nice and
cool. Never mind tliankiug me,
Mr. Cashier. You’re welcome. But
who is this?*’
No. 2—“A bank cashier.’’
“Defaulter?’*
“Yes.”
“How much?”
* $8,000.”
“Here. Felix, take this fellow and
.give him a seat right on top of the
stove.*’
_ wrier can personally testify,
FViix,Vive him a top seal, atvay <Mhfnikiipertacemi ttomuim. Write .tonce
.1— fl_. -...i to IlsTLocsd JmsiT.7 Dej Str.et.New York,
jnckftin* SI 00, and yon will receive by return a
remedy that will enable yon to bear like anybody
else, and whose curative effects will be permanent
You will never regret doing eo.”—Editor qf Mer
cantile Review.
4^"To avoid lose in the Mailv please send
money by Registered Letter.
Tho Artesian Well.
Camilla Clarion.
At its regular meeting last Mon
day night the city council ordered
the tax, which was voted by the peo
ple last fall for the purpose of boring
tho artesian well, collected. The
county co mm is inners say they have
their half of the money ready and
waiting. Capt. Pete Twilty is now
in Albany for the purpose of seeing
Mr. Jackson relative to the contract
ing for the ’.York. At last wc can see
ihe well in the distance; yea, we
can almost taste the water as it bursts
forth in its limpid turbulence. Space
forbids more.
“But though mturally a «-o fpi-uous figure
i * tuc Hon v wrheiu be huti o - te be.n * leader,
he wa- comp r-i i*elv wi hoi't i fluente, ami
vras r gar ie-l rather wi h curio-ity auil mier-
est tOnt»"iri*4r re pecs --Hts-populiirtty inGeor-
-jjv was great to the l*sr. b •; it wa-* pr.-u tic'il-
i^iiarren. He tauK iuto ihe gr*ve leaving
tws'dnil ■ im the meu orv d many a..m rabie
»s but aw euturtog fame.”
Vtben. General Garfield ied every
j Soutiiern paper,
prompted
di-si:
by
2 tO
tn^ hi- books.
His w:*f between the Scales is h
contribution to political science and
constitutional history, and is uue-
qu .led by any work in »tir language.
It is irui* that Mr. Calhoun, in hi*
work on governtmnit/did produce
many ot the same grand lessons here
sc t forth, bu; the metaphysical siyle
did not commend hiswoik to the
popular reader. Mr. Stepiicus has
caught up these grand truths and in
colloquial siyle and capiiva'.ing man
ner, set them forth with so much
ran, G. K. Cncliran, W. H. Culpep- : shield them from the late frosts,
per. J It. Pow-il, Prof. J. F Sente, j This is the mistake all new begin-
C C- Goehran. Gef.rge Cochran. Dr. j ners in the melons business make.
It. C. Dashe-, W. S. Wall.in, Zack They all at rive ’o tret the first me!-
Arltinr, Dr W. W. Twiitv, -larno- "n- into the market, and the result
L. Butler, Rev. J. L. Underwood, is the bulk of ihe crop goes in all at
I). W. Thomson, John Ii. Hail, VV. »nce and the market is glutted Ex-
E. Wil.on. Sr. li. .T. Bacon, J. [i. perienee has shown that melons
P litner. Joe. E Eitis, J. O. Turner. ; planted the first of February will not
Mis. P. Lackin', M. Cameron. Joe. I ripen any sooner than those planted
B. Butler andAV. Waienn Twittv. a month later, and not Ove days
| ' earlier than those planted six weeks
alcr. The finest profiis made in
j Lowndes.laat year were on melon-
Rich Rock Sprint? Water.
As a Cathartic and Alterative, fHi- j dipped between the middle of July
... . . -, - .. . , water stands superior to all. In th“ - *» ie fit*<i of August; and after
the^massesamiappreciated hVihepeo- «' D/'P"?*' 1 '. Consiipation, | , he i„„ carload was^one Northern
pic. Thi-work is made a textbook JLT.LHt «=der; C( , m „,i- S i,„ merchants telegraphed
in-polldwtl science. In many of our te n toM. „ „ i for -Miore melona-pnce-high."
higher ►ehooU of l«a.mn„. I learn ^ fu „ ukp!1 ht . fur r breakfast.
•Sold by all first-ela-s dru gists. Ad-
tbousand pear^
e\i to embroidc
lace white
j fame yf the 4 ad Pre*idmt: ar.-d
vhic’u were require j aie 8‘\d to »
€ral tone
ngl*L
■riih pleasure, that it i» eagerly
sought for and appreciated by the dn
Company, Saratoga Springs. N. Y.
n- e history are bom.
... . . our schools, and wjil.bo t« standard
that tins »- Ihe.gen-.; f h |„ orv for vears to come. What
» press—the i aiVast aihount pf iit.M-this is for one •
ward our dead ('man to uai:t hi« leisure hours! What
pie is fhis of iadu*iry ;
•
isl nature »
Ancient Law 3I»kerft,
ess orders to the High R ck Spring j „ Aha, “ ,b “ heaimiing of the Fifth
** * ** -- ** * Century, the Salian-, After their set
tlement In Gaul, under their Eing,
I Ph&raniond, they framed a body of
An Italian Prayer. ; j nWfi which have since been known
The Italians have a prayer which { as Salic; but .at that time those law
great mil
makers knew nothing oF tbe won-
u) discovery which works harmo-
dy with nature’s law*, and
| which is i positive boon to those suf
fering from Rheumatism. Gout or
Neuralgia. We refer to that com-
tnourense remedy, Saiioylica.
A Sure Cure for Skin DlicaKi.
Buy De. Frazier’s Magic Oisthest.
Cures as if by magic: Pimples, Black
Heads or Grubs, Blotches, and Erup
tions on the Face, leaving the skin
clear, healthy and beautiful. Also
cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Sore Nipple.
Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc.
Sold by ail druggists and mailed
on receipt of price, 50 cents. P. B.
Lance Co., proprietors. Cleveland.
Ohio. Welch * Muse wholesale and
retail agents.
only Imported by Haylock & Jennoy
(Lmla Haylocz A Co )
Sole A cents for America. 7 Dey St.. N. T
Atlanta Femdle Institute,
ATLANTA. GA.
Y>£ A CUT It EE Street, opposite Governor’s
IT Mansion. The exercises, of this school
TIFT & RVTN,
GEORGIA,
ALBANY, - - - -
DEALERS 18-
Sash,
Doors,
Cement, Laths,
Lime, Plaster
Blinds, Hair, Paris,
And Builder’s Supplies.
Western Paint and Roofing Co.’s Non-
Corosive Paint,
wrjlm WHICH WK SELL UNDER A STRICT CCAKANTEE
will be resumed on Wednesday. September 6,
I8S1, with a corps of experienced teachers.
Tho object of this institution is to afford the
advantages of a thorough education embrac
ing Primary. Intermediate. Academic and
Collegiate Departments. Special attention
given to the study of Music. Mode*.. Lan
guages. Belles-Lettres and Ari. Native
French and German teachers are employed
The music department iv under the at/e man
agement of Prof. Alfredo Barili. For circu
lars apply to
MRS. J. W. BAT 4RD, Principal,
augl—dlt-Gmw.
BUT OCR ENGINE IS
EJfOlXES in tht world. For Pamphlets end
rUTT’S
As it is ne*rly time for lhe papers
to bring out the following poem,
which has been published every
spring for h« past fifteen years, we
herewi h pnut it as a eminder:
“The first bird of Spriue
He ati tapted to «ing—
But ere he had nttered .«i not ',
PILLS
A DISORDERED LIVER
IS THE BANE
of the present generation. It is for the
dare °f this disease and its attendants,
Manufactured "by "tiie
Southern Plow Company,
COLUMBUS, GA. J
THE BEST IN USE.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
ED. DWIGHT, AGT,
^lGEISTT.
We tabs pieasnre in
SICKTflAPACgE. BIlIOrSHEESr BYS-
PEP5IA, COHSirgATION, FILES, etc,, that
TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, Etc.,
or Albany and farrounding country, thi
SHOE ASTS HAT HOUSE
Id .he dt* or .VIlMDr, and ..licit, portion ofthetr prirOTUie. We shall keep coniUntly on hand
nicest ana beat eoojj of the iatet and inoet approaed itjlu for Udlea and G«ntleuen,Mlaaea
Children, as wet! as the
STOSA BOOTS AND HEAVY BROGANS !
we:htv*
T
th
and
an<l f olka for the laboring dasi
ill be in charge of this bn
TUTT'S Pit LB have gained aworld-w.do I tien to at; who"niay faTor oe -Uh ihelrpatronaiie.
reputation, No Remedy has ever been
a. air. W. rar. KEY, Mwtcdby JIr. N. J. CBCGEB,
of jar busioebs, aril, a j ouraira ia to jucase.'
discovered that acta so gently on tbe
digestive organs, giving them vigor to aa-
similate food. As a natural result, tho
Nervous System ia*
are Developed, and the B<
the Muscles
y Robust.
SEGLETON, HUNT & CO.
Al-rjinr, fj*.. *-'eptrmb»r 9th,
Ksze the music bad ft
kae© the music had frize xn his throat.”
CTiills and Fovor.
! E. BITAL, a Planter st Bayou Bar*. Le.asoye:
My plantation Is In a malarial district. For
several years I could not make half a crop oo
account of bilious diseases and chills. I vrae
nearly discouraged when I began tbe use cf
ICTT’S PILLS. The result was marvelous:
my laborers soon became hearty and robust,
and I have had no farther trouble.
S. W. GUNNISON,
f!,iiiT.r.n Clarion: There is iso
doubt that Albany’s artesian well is
bighlv beneficial to many afflicted
with'kidney disease and dyspepsia.
Capt. Turpin, of this county, and
Capt. Dupont, whom ws met on a
recent visit, authorized u; to give
their testimony Iv the beneficial ef
fects of tnis water in their own cases.
H&s’ealarsed hit bwtlhen. aod U r.ow epa
They relieve tbe engorged Liver,
tbe Blood from poisonous linmora, and
ranw the bowels to art (.atandly, with
out which no one can feel well.
Try this remedy flalrly, and yon will <ralx*
a healthy Digestion, Vigorous Body. Hare
mood. Strong Serves, and a Sound Liver.
~ • 25Cents. — “
Hardware, Crockery,
HOUSEFURNISHING
Stoves,
ETC.
OfDee,35namtyfttH S.Y'
Lis hatfver had unritijr hi* .loag
TUTT’S HAIR DYE.
W. Murray Davidson, 67 Jsfferson
st. Savannali, say* : “I cao cheorfullj*
recoarmcnd Brown = Iron Bitters as
one of the bovt tonics.”
gray Ha in or Whiskers chao^ed to a Gt/js-i
Black by a single application of this Dvr. h
im purls a natural color, and acta instantanpoualv.
: by Druggists, or sent by wxprest* ou reccif-r
of Ona Dollar.
Office, 38 Murray Street, New York
Dr. TFITft MA.MUA.Ir of Vmlnmblc"
InfovtmmMmw mmA Vooful Mmoodptm .
•eill bo — *•
(
GOODS,
□ v. Cf Ii and see the handsome uu
s^nsio
CHINA, GLASSWARE, ETC., ETC.
AO*NT FOR TALBOTT <fc SON’S STEAM ENGINES. BOY DIXIE PLOW
PLOW. Ml AM POWDER CO.. AND JOHN VAN'S
UCHT IRON RANCE.
S. W. GT7XT2TXSC
VI«ur.-U.. WMSIngJO*.
