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gto and jjim'tiscr. WHAT MAKES BABY CRY.
BKUAP &TJtKhT. ALBANY, GA.
mti’KPAv. ji>e i
OF GENERAL INTEREST.
ITBim or IliL >OKTX FKO.fi
.flAXY MirKCES.
.Mary Anderson was $10,000 in debt
toforerin*. dually retablirhed herself.
Harvard’s gymnatiwi <*o»| $110,000.
.MUXS WHICH INDICATE DISEASE
IX INFANTS.
A IMijklclmiH I'riKlirHl Slijtzrs*
tion* lo Mother* Mini >nrin~
Point* trout u Uctnr* by Or.
('liniT).ol HMMHrd, Brfnrr (In
RoMwii l.uuirv Pliy*iolociml
| I Mfclilute.
Infami!** unnlomy rimw- u- that the
cornua of the posterior c >luimia of the
-,»in:tl ronl. from which the sensitive 1
nerves spring, an* not advanced In de
velopment as is the rase with the an
terior, from which the nerves of mo
tion spring. And this accounts for the
fact that the -mall child my fall, g»*r -
cut, l>e stepped on, or get it dozers In j
the door or under the window and not
lie hurt x> inui li or tafifcr mi Ion; with ■
A NEGRO CORONER. ^
K*tr He ('raSaclcil m l»»qne*i
Uvtra Lynch Law Victim ai Tnr- ! A Ta'K
A STI'ltV WKITFICS lUTORTUM-
11 V S.
A FIERY MYSTERY.
• It il«»- i:«t»ior ol liar-
Here. per** llagaxiiic oil ait lulrriral-
inc Subject.
TarU>ro (X. C.) t'-or. Kilcisli >rae. _
Charles Lewis, a one-armed negro. i Xew York, June 11.—The editor of
holds the respouslhfe position of coro- : Harpy's Magazine, 3lr. William 31.
n
t'niw tie Medical Be *»r-l.
Before we can understand the
Yale's $IS.-|,0c«l. and Colnnbia's 0*0- | laUeoTinfantile |ntholo|(y. vtc im’iti! they thi omir
<>n< A Xrw York Imrbrr of twenty j llr>t ,<ar » M* ol|>l«'>rt <>f liiraiuilr
ycai* practice, says he can’t cleave j physiology: for tore.
.-ante injury as would he the case j ner of Edgecombe county. lie is a j Ahlen. h as busy a tuan as you
1 with older children. Ital-o account® j inll, gaunt specimen of the nu»t igno- find In roam. Ilis desk I* always
: for the fact that they have a preat tcu- j rallt f> <* Ruf| pompous to u decree ! heaped with manuscripts of all kinds.
, denevto ? imams and convuL-ious, as , , „ ... .
.Vi- I .'..iiiiumnl will. Hi.! ohler. ami „ | ami fullrr of U« immrui.ty of lit-iin-
thev il<> rmt meau s*»l I*°rtai»ce than I’resident Cleveland.
himself. ,
On the steamers leaving New fort,
for Europe last Saturday there were
126 clergymen.
There are five young women enroll-
' ed In U»e law department «d tlie Mlrh-
‘|| igan University.
Thomas Xa-t is preparing a collec
tion of his Chri-tnias cartoons lor a
holiday book.
The Pope takes all his meals alone.
• i i n solitary state. There is one ad van-
j; tage in that. He can eat pie with hi-
knife if he wants t«.
Professor Pa.mer. of Iloivard, find-
il tluit one-thinl of the students tlierc
spend umler $700 a year, one-half
U under $1,000, and three-fourths under
8 <v
B1 [| Bufialo Bill tells a London corres
pondent that the weather in England
]l puzzles him. He can’t tell “whether
it’s this spring or last autumn or both
mixed.”
That -eud-religiouR pajM*r, the New
York Independent, Is guilty of the
following paralyzing pun: “Why i*
iir. McOlynn like a stray goose* Be
cause he does not follow the propa
ganda.”
Many American ladles in London
are said to- be unable to find ready
made shoes there -null enough to fit
them, the average of tlie American
< hoitig greatly below the average Eng
lish foot In size.
jj A 1x»ek llaveu man in Bcllefout,
Pa. t ate a slice of sponge cake at the
' hotel. He considered it delicious, ami
in epilepsy. There is also another
ith oldei fact to be nofieeA The lachrymal
persons, a clear knowledge of what 1> | glands do not come to their fa notion-
normal in condition mid funclion i- >*" «<* fourtl '. ■“
stone to form a point from which is j* good rigu for a child to cry and not
det-rnnine all abnormal depirtures. -lieil tent*. Tims tlie great French
Nature demands that twenty out of *>yslclau, I’niuMau, iwldeml itn
. . ’ . - sood rign for tlie child over four
•*.. tnrnty-fonr li.Mirs In- 1 »■ [..6ntl.ii uptotoriml lean,
deep for the tir-t month, and for tin, j when It cried, and a tearless crying to
Em!
first few days nearly all tlie time
aunt-, uncles, coti-iiis, grandpa rem
ind neighbors niriiiugto see the baby,
notwithstanding. Xow look at that
little rireper ami study 3'our lesson.
Its position is easy anil natural. It
is not flusl>ed nor pale. The H|>s ar»-
ot white, nor are they livid. Tin
skin 1® soft ami slight ly moist; it is noi
-weaty nor ilry, nor is there exces
sive snoisture on the hands or head
alone. The child's expression is na
tural, no- painful. It does not kick,
toss, twist, moan, grind its jaws 01
teeth, if it has any. The nustril-
work quietly; are not contracted or
cx|>an leil. Tlie foiitauelle is no
widely open, nor Is It closed; it Is not
depressed nor swollen up hard and
throbbing, but gently moves with
every respiratiou. The eyes ar.
rlosetl, m.led up, ami the pupils ar»- i
evenly contracted, as one umler :
heavy dose of opium, hut they im
imslhitely expand on awaking. ’Whet
he diiltl I- asleep, the tir-t week tin
pulse Is about 122; it qulclftais ten ui
iifteiMi »m*his on awaking, and groiv-
•uore rapid on nursing, excitement ot
fright. It gradually slows with age.
ami at tlie end of the third year get-
low 11 to 100 or 00. or even !*.-*>. 1
1* a bud omen.
1
I
I
A Sliniuele** Y«NIb.
roiu Tfcl- Hitt-.
Tliere i.« something delightful y in
teresting In tlie coy, artless manner in
which a rustic maiden repels the lovei
Pkc advances of her first been. Her
maidenly modesty is refreshing in
iliese days of boh I and forward maid
ens.
The following touching dialogue be
tween .a rural miss and a lovelorn
swain was recently overheard:
He was evidently trying to com mil
the heinous crime of putting Ids arm
around her. for she said in a tone or
keen repmar* —
“La. Mose! ain’t you ’sltatne 1 of
yourself now ?”
“Shamed of what*”
‘‘You know •*•*!! enough.”
“Xo I don’t.”
“Yes you do. too—now you quit.”
“Q lit what?”
“You know; you ought to be ’sham
ed.”
There was .silence for a moment,and
ilieu die said sharply;
“Xow v««7, I tell you.”
“<^uit wAuf/”
“Oh. you’re awful innocent, ain’t
you? Xow you’d belter stop.”
“I ain’t done anything.”
“Oh, you big story-teller! IM lie
’shamed to taik mi. Now «ym7.'”
“How run I. when you won’t tell im*
aliat I’m doing*”
“Oh ye*: awttil innocent, ain’t you*
You know well enough what you're
loiug. .Sira it on you! Xow if you
l»m*t -top I’ll go right home.”
“Xoyou won’t.”
“Indeed 1 will. IM lie ashiued to
carry 011 .-o if l wa- a young man.”
“What is there to be adi.imeil of?”
“I’d ask if I w; a you—now you Tak«*
your arm right away from me.”
* ! ri-i«g when the child awakes. 1‘m i “I won’t.*
voor lisiiid on the cliibl. It is waru». - vu " a« »u. thing yim.
not Imt nor i*ohl* Is tlie flesh lirin. i ^h-a-a-iiieon you. lake it away,
not hard nor soft* Having iiegun “Mian t no such thing. •
V .'.II 1..jp> „„ U-il,- JTIHT >.!I1-.- > U " ‘'““Si «T V<H>rWlf?”
to impress this immensity on the jury
and atidieiu*e.
Bcu Halt, a negro, was lynched
Tarboro for a criminal assault
most respectable white school
He was hanged from a pine
sir Tarboro Sunday morning,
tlie 3th lilt., having been executed tin
night before.
Tlie coroner took his jure out to
view the eorpe. the only Intelligent
man on tlie jury being 'Mr. W. 1>.
Bryan, a simon-pure Democrat or tin
old school.
Lewis took bis jury t*ea»
in, and here i- what oc-
belng told that it is the mo-r health
ful cake that can be aateu, lie. went to
ihe drug More nod purchased a lot of ^
sjionges, taking tlietii along with him ; d»a*s m»t decrease so much duriii;
to I^ock Haven for Ida wile to make a | -lecp, nor fly mi furion-ly under trigh
sjNiugc cake of. j**r excitement, and. ■diuuld it mm
The interesting historical problem,;‘j'Mi up to IJU or more with heat aim j
as to what kind of chniics George 1 'ickncss. it is well to think of nuts.!
WKahiugton wore atliu inauguration j pinm-cakc or a lile'ral li.indinl o j
lms been set that. Ilis stilt on that uc- •*amlv.
caelou wa- made of cloth from the I ui-ebpixis am» w.ikjm;. ,
Hartford Wmolcn manufactorv, thej Notice the liea.I—its shape ami tem-
wnoleu mill in Anieri<*a, eslalilishetl j jaTsiturc; the long lames— wheiliet (
in 17*s8. The color of the cloth was They lie straight and their head* -mali;}
dark brown. The I’r—hhoit wore ; the r^-piration—it is easy and natural, j
wliite silk stockings, aUo of American i a rapidity of about 34 while tin J
manufacture. •*bild Is asleep and on an average of |
Th.- .JTiRllI of the mime of “liliH-j " l"'ri»K . til.- hh-oii.. ;
Sr<K-kinz" i- niHrit-i:! I h..nu»M.-. | ' t ™ r " ? <*•'"" " >'• ■« 1». « l>er.
|„ Iiu-Riiiu».f..nuul I>««>"»»« for >evonl wo. nlwar
in Veiii«*»*. The memliers of the origi
iu! Miclety wore a- a tufdge of mem
b«>rstilp blue stwklngs, and when a
branch of tin* order was formed in
Paris in 17*00, a cn-toui of wearing the
badge
flieiMM'
-tartisl by
in 17fi0. Tlie last inemlKT dietl in the . w , .' c,t !
person of 31 iss Moncton, who died in
1840. and literally the “Blue Stock
ing*” are no more.
Ge icral George A. Sheridan relaie*
this story, which he picked up in Xew
Orleans: “A delegation of citizens of
that place visited Piv-iileut Lincoln t«
lieg him to remove General Butler
from roromaml there. The president
listened, while they presented their
thousand am! one grievances and then
said: ‘Well, gentlemen, much a* you
dislike General But In. at least lie ha*
done one good thing for you, for by
Ills wise sanitary regulations he ha-
kept the yellow lever out.’ One of the
iris ill i.«"», a en-UMii »*■ mi.iiiiik *•«' • ... _ . ^ , ......
t\<nt was carried thither, ami from * tiU | . r,M1 have ma.k-yourscll largely
u, K>M£|»ii.I. wli.r.- il »»» f' 1 ! 1 famllar »W. .vl.awv.-r
.r„.l l,y tl»-
a 1 ice ami function of the child' \vliei>
asleep ami awake, and know that, a- :•
Xegro will put down Ids burden, be
fore iie answers your question, so the
infant hold* its breath whenever 11
moves Its head or hand or trie* to
smile.
Not only will the practical pliysiciai.
sec all these thing* ami make dedue-
1 ion* accordingly, but he looks at the
parent*, the older children, the room—
it* furnishings, neatness, surround
ings, hs air,' light, heat, etc. Dr.
Dubrunfant says ml should Im* pro-
sci HmmI for our furniture, except for
the cut talus. Whether he is correct
in this or not it is certain that- light i*
»f immense i in porta nec to soiiml
“Not by a long shot.”
“ You ought to tie.”
‘•I'm not.”
‘•SUa-a-a-a-me on you!”
He had two volume* of tlie statute^
and m Bible under his stump of an
arm. Cocking his eye on the corpse,
lie waved the crowd off in a solemn
way with his whole arm, saying tt-
them:
“Just stau* erway: dis D er serious
objec’ an’ I’se hot an’ I’m er gwine to
take ray time, an’ I ain’t a gwine to
hurry. 'Does anybody know de name
o* do man up dat tree* If dry do,
cotue right tlier- to me.”
Though tliere were several hundred
present, no one spoke.
Continuing, the mighty officer, wav
ing his cne arm at the crowd, frowu-
ing and speaking in stentorian tones,
said: “This Is no barba-a-riutts coun
try. Getmnen, dat man Itangiu* up
«Iat pine tree tangled up in dat rope,
in dat l*arha-a-riou* wav is got no
up dar. <enuuen. De laws
oh de Ian’ includin’ North Carolina
an* Edgecombe couuty. says dat dat
man, (liere he looked around and
asked ‘what did you say Ids name
was?’) hangiu* up dat tree In dat bar-
lta-a-rions condition hail no business
to be up dar as I foretol’ yer. Au*
now. genimen’, I’ve tol* yer bout dis
t»arba-a-rioii« man haugin’ up dat bar-
»»a-a-riou.s pine tree In dat hnrlm-a-
ilous manner, on dat limb. An* now.
gemmen, if dar I* anyone lien? at dis
Imu’blc inquest dat knows how cam -
Benjamin Hart, Kmj., tip dat tm*. e»
hangiu’ tlere, let hint come present an’
e!| me. Charles l-*wK I’m curiner. | niioil.rr. that was why 1 divided the
what In* knows ’limit disease.” I cloth info tuo eiiual* parts and told
Her** he paused, ant no one spoke, j von. * He who finished his ta«k fir*t
He then mopped hi -wealing face, re- | >li«ll liave my daughter.* Do \on
(•eating t lie above Ion ler each time. [ underrat'd me?”
Tlie brother of thedeceased amp up] “Father,” replietl the two you 11 j
fnmi all sorts of people, 011 all sorts of
subject*, ami they come from a!! parts
«*f the universe. The first impression
•Hie gci* a- lie looks at Mr. Alden’s
ilesk is Uiat one of Uude Sam’s mail
sacks has Iren emptied upon iL This
is fjir from true, because tlie letters
l»i!tM there liave been very carefully
read bv another person, whose duty il
is to s ft th- wheat fiom the chaff and
o decide w bother the articles he reads
are meritoritHis. If he tliinks so he
«Nitliue* tin* plot in a few lines on a
little slip of paper, pins it to the ar
ticle, ami semis it to Mr. Ahlen, who
Is final arbiter, and who decides
wlietlier any of the articles shall be
used. A good deal defends upon
availability. A very good article may
lie too loug or too short, or may have
been recently touched npon, or else
contain some idea that the editor does
not approve. But let Mr. Aldcn speak
tor himself.
“What chance Is there for a young
writer in Xew York nowadays?” I
ask.
Each of the rivals took his task and
prepared to set about it. The father
railed Id- daughter, and said to her:
“Here 1* tlie thread; make it ready
for two workers.”
The maiden obeyed her father, and
taking the bundle of thread seated
hersell near the young men. But she
was a- elever aal she was beautiful;
though tier father did not know which
«*f the young men she loved best, nor
the young men themselves, she knew,
well enough. Tlie tailor went away;
tlie maiden prepared the thread, the
young men took their needles and be-
*gau to sew. To the one she loved, the
(•cauty gave short needlesful, but to
the other one did not love she gave
long needlesful. They sewed and
*ewed. in eager haste. At 11 o’clock
flic work ua* not half done, but at 3
o'clock the young man who had short
qeedhMfnl had completed his task,
while the «»fh«»r had yet much to do
When the tailor returned tlie con
queror hnnurtit to him the completed
-mit. while his rival still sat sewing.
“Mt children,” said the father. “1
lid not wish to favor one more than
PiTrsat un. P-J.. June 7.—“'Hie sun
i—ftid of fire nm! there i* hfiKvl on the *
fnec^of the inoo , i,” as Fanner Tlmuias j
3IcKee, of Wilkes township, in this
county, seems to believe. His home,
two miles from the village of Turtle
Creek. lias been the scene of some !
mighty mysterious manifestations, j
McKee Is GO years old; lias li%-ed ini
his|»rvsent home twenty-nine years.
He is regarded as oue of tlie most re
liable United Presbyterians In the
county. Himself, Id* wife and a
grandniece aged 15, together with a
hired man, comprise tlie family.
They tell a remarkable storv. Each
of them is ready to swear that he or
she knows nothing whatever of the |
cause of certain appearance of witch- j
craft which have for ten days |
made their home a paudeniun-1
iutn. Ten days ago the trouble
began while all were away from 1
the house and tlie doors ami windows
were fastened. Tilings were turned
topsy tnrvy indoors. Tlie family sub
sequently found their clock and other
goods out in the garden. Each day
matters grew worse. Mrs. McKee,
four days ago, carried one of two cans
of cream up from the cellar through
the only iiossib'e egress, went right
back for tlie other and tailed to fiud
it. Going up stairs again, she pro
ceeded to the door yard and found the
cream overturned and empty. There
was nobody to lie tound within three-
fourths of a mile ot the house. '
On Friday of this week Mrs. McKee
an«l a neighbor were sitting in the
iiouse together. iAioking up to the
wall tliev saw that an old hat up on a
peg was in flames. They bad no
sooner thrown it out than a towel 011
the opposite side of the house began 10
blaze though no visible means of igni
tion existed In the iiouse, and Mr.
31cKee had in his i>ocket. out
in the fields every match upon
premises. There had been a score or
more of niiaccmmtable fires hi the
house. Heuce 3Ir. McKee’s precau
tion.
These manifestations have nearly
driven tlie family crazy. They liave
mo vet I things out of the house, and
guarded the occupied rooms, but all
to no avail. The subject has set tlie
community by the ear . Nobody can
have the slightest doubt except as to
cause. The manifestation in a hun-
tlre I form* ar • tacts. McKee Is not a
superuatnralist, yet he doesn't know
wlisit to eX|»ect next.
GULLIBILITY.
11* • n il»l • haConM>■ *1 ►•-rirlinj erics o r *
cortices- hn n'M'S W make ukmicv **y i -
I**-: •. n)» ll*c n c -«Wy a* iltRii.-ra.H-. 4it
Immic- j»ui» hr hI »h • -o-»i4y .a - th:* ewe
o; n'.clseen-’* -tvthan..»t anaqn iiflwtUMtil.
TIh.* t-n tis v-iii mi nf la**t-»—uni * that Hj y»
-too 1 cr-»cial t»c * (tsstii Hy l*m*H
fncre xwtl taanUeet Mcnce. shout 1 wu-(y alt
laatlable e*t r r ms; •mt the execrable prac
tice ol tea-bin^ fa I»e Hcaa an«I «U>ctrinc* ft»r
aeir-aexraD«Uzea*ent i* truly ivprche—i!4c
and should be soumed by all dasttes.
When one house tell* y«n that iodide of Pot
ash is a poison »imp!r 1 ecu one their ooponent*
io«* it. and benanse they anspaMdv*riatc to yoar
, a* they suppose, you should look
all *oeh as a rant fraud* as*I their
r-*me«lics as uotrortuy nubile coufl-trace, ami
if those who make such asserts** do not
know better, they are a set of unenviable if
CAPITAL PEIZE. $150,000
EVERYBODY THIS WAY!
Doctors and Hoi Springs.
i - - . . . • » .1 ' iiiiifui liim m **Miuti
li-ll-mte*, a -klpiKHl More Uir ; |,„| Ml piwerratlve
""“S' » ,H| : aR ,i„M Mmst as it S . imtilve in »i.-k-
prvridcnt and replietl excitedly
•Pardon, Mistali Fresidcnt, |»anlon; j 7ip*«"
itivan not Butler vat keep ze fever ; * tuk ciiild’s cbvixo.
ftTOI1 ,* e ., clli ’ 11 ."** Gtsl. He j The child, oil hcgiiuiing to lirentlic.
sull have • lectlc mercy for our poor shtMihi piuiiip up, grow firm and rosy
pMipie. llcdo r.ot -end Ben Butler :M „i vc |, , ollt |, v J % llfr lTvll|J , ollt *
Ground Down.
An old NVgro w ho had bceu enga
ge* I to do work on a farm went to the
proprietor the day alter he was em
ployed, and said:
“Bo--, .-kuse me, salt, hut dars
few p’ints tint I furgot to ax yer
yist’day. All oberdis hcjtli cuntry,
salt, l’se said ter be dc bes’ hail’ on er
farm, ami I wants to hah er
little iinderstandin* uhl yer. Dar’
sonic tliiugs, salt, dal yer umsuT’specl
me ter do.”
“What are they *”
“Well, sah, yer niusu’t ’sped
ter pull fishier.”
“AH right.”
“Xiir set out t*abbuge plants.”
“Well, as you are regarded as the
most trustworthy man in the neigliltor-
. . „ . «)!•««>• *ill relieve ^0.1 from ancti dti-
a,i.lzR.v«l ;,» Ifv.uiv »■ ; | !tt |,—.-«-k u, muk,-it .1., tlmt H^-.
■in fare. I hr P K!-i.k-nt UiqclmliM-ani- , „ |c pllr)HIW i Msllr i UJ j ,„|| “ 1 hi.uk ver. Nth. but watt er niiuit.
ly. hill all Ihe same l.eueml Butler, . ioll of t|le ' ai , w . e ||_ t |„. m 7 r „u.llr hurl. | Nl ' r tliru .ie srui.l stone.”
“““ ■" wuiiiwimI. . hil.1 will „u,|i iis rrriiuE il II' is .ill 1 "" ell.”
Whai a remarkable man is *lef-! right and properly cam I for. But it , “N«'r draw water fur dc steers.
lernHi Davis! He has lived to wit- j may -non begin to erv agidu, and what i ‘Go ahead.”
res* the death of nearly all of I does till* mean* It mean- that, the, “Ves, *ah, lliuukee. Xnr git up
hi* cnnt«'iii|MHaries umler the old 1 t-Mhl feels thut soiuetliitig is wrou*', j day. nur chop stow woo«l, uur
govern nieiit. and ha* *ccn a large ina-J ami this j* the way It makes its feeling- 1 ,,e *l* ,i5,, ,,,,r l»l° w * *»«»»* ho** vot-
jority of Id* tradueer* coii-igned to the ; known. Go. then and see what the J * ,M, « *>ur- **
grave, and yet he lives on and uototiiy : matter is, and do not give up ihcseaich ”M«W on.”
*’ — 1 *“ — * ' “Wall, mb.*
Im* charai'teri/.ed Id- remarkable ca
reer. Whenever a pro|»er occasion |
does not lag sii|H*itluous on the stage,} till von have found out. 'Tlie chil l
hut retains to a wonderful degree the j muv feel cohl: it mav Im* cttustraimnl ' ’’What do you pro|K»se U» do?”
hrilliaur and vigoron- intellect which in some part or it is pressed upon, or : “W’y. work on de farm, sah, but I
J -* * ’ I most likely, it has Ihvii wrapped in a j MM'-fi’t clean ounle well, nur fi-e»! de
i woolen blanket, ami the cut ends of I •-toek. liur eut w heat, nur- ”
oilers he is heard Iron*, mid when he) the wool are teasing it* tender skin “Hold on. I dmi t want you.
has put in ids blow he retires grace-land il is in torment. Most lamplci “Why so, sail!”
fully until another call is made jipon think that there is a na’iinii ulllttltv t “Betaiiise you don’t want to work.”
hiu». His latest speech to the South-} u*tween the delicate jMirliice of tlie- “Dar yer go. jes’ like all de res’ *o
eru l-oys wa- to the efiect tluu wo are . |,ild. w hich has hitherto felt onlv the j ,,e folks. S-»y data nigger doau
now lu the Union, and tlie next time j touch «f a bland fluid, and a woolen ’ "aider kill i.i-se’f. Loug ez hejl-
it is broken the attempt mu l lie made i garment. Now*, 1 have expciiuientcd rijtfd dvivii an’ hiiiiips hissc’f ter
from another quarter. A sentiment I ou this stihfect till 1 am satisfied there l *h*ath da doan *ay er word, but soon
which has been crystali/ed in the! never was, ami there, never will be. ez he sat s dat he ain’t willin’ ter die.
?>mMheru heart, and strange as it may I wooi.kn ci.otiuxu. j * v ’. v ‘•‘‘ u round niakin’ er big
app»*av, yet it is wind that the strong- . And ye! wliat w oman about to be-' p r tmut it.”
est friends of tlie American Union to- ) come a mother w ill not go down town
day arc found it: the Southern States, j and buy a woolen outfit—hand, sucks.
The White House i K undergoing a i blanket and all. and what is not wool
thorough and much needed oleiuihigj i** uiade up of siarchc«|lor gum-arabic
In the Preshlcnt’s atecinv. All the j stiflened eotton* When thesir ate
earjmts in the slate parlors have lieen i tlglilly on, wlint ha* the litile suffer-
taken up ami matting sulisfimted. The i tuj'
•Well,” said the proprietor after
| moment’s reflection, *‘as I need a man
! to that the other hands do thell
1 wmk well, you may go ahead.
| “BIcegcd ter yer, salt, di ed I is. 1*11
make yer de tics’ olierseer yer eber
! ereature to do hut to erv and tell | Sl ‘ t *'l? I allu* got de intrust o’ de
••**•■** i "pricier at heart. Hole on, Imss; jes
; er iiudder word please nab.”
“Well, what I* it?”
“What sorter wlii.-ky doe* ver
tread of in numerable feet had worn j bow uucomfortnMe it is ami that it
the texture threadbare. In the Bine j caning sleep? Awhile since there\va«
room, when* one year ago the Ure-i- j • yelling in uiv iieighlMirlioiMl vhiy
dent aud Mrs. Cleveland went mar- -at night, and for the sake of :«•! con-, . -
rictl, it is pro|>osed to |mt dow n late in I cerneil I told my wife to go in aud *<••• • ,,r ", * , , • , „
the full a new muqnHie ear|iet. It j If thesullering creature was dot dreaet j “I don t drink ally,
will be of blue, siiadiug from indigo to ed in woolen, ami if so to tear upsoni** i "But- what kine i* yer goin ter turn
robin’s egg. to cnrrcg|H>ud with the • old pillow slip and tuck tlie pieces p, | me l«M»se cr liningr
Tift'anv ircs«MM-s of the walls, aud \ between tlie clotln*s and tin?child. Sin* i “None.*’
sprayed with delicate ilower*. Mr.-, went and we heard no more iioUefrom i “Am t gwuiefer hab er Iwrr’I wid
Cleveland superintended the arrange-! that quarter. ♦* r ti« enp on it?
incut of this design nud the car)»et 1* • Now, l do not mean to bring a rail- j **<IM course noi.
now being iiiN*b*. *!’•*•* Hist muni. : i'»g accusation against W*m>I as an aril- j ‘Den, sub, we kau t trade. Wntte
w here the Pn'shleur j ;eccptious are : clc ofdtvss for » child, but what I do) specks er nigger ter work his
held, will also carpet-d at the satin* j mean to say is, that a w«*ob*u garment j ,l,< * ‘* r " J, V "idour git tin* any fresh- - . . , „ , . . verged ” '
,; r by ... A*«.i. r ...r m . m Si.H.1.1 ;-r W u,»uli«i u. xt U,.- ‘ ^ aikiI.'. -ai.: *. j Sti «,
gold glim ml, to hat iconize with the skiu of a child. Let all woolen gar- . • I, n f no iitucs* tw ixt «is.
walls ami eelUngs, and partially et»v- : metus Im* lined or worn outside of * a
venal with intertwining spriivs ot r other-, lu the neglect of Mils' rule! .1 »•••• J»ke
fern. The. silk covers of the Ea«*l ! ‘vwi)Jibs slain it< tliotisatuls. It it has | Boys an* ol ten fond of playing prac-
room furniture.will iMr replaced with'j not directly killed tiictn It .lias caused } tical jokes. Such may sometimes be
plush mid the itifultiire ot the Green i them to cr\ till they were killeil .by , .ittm. but never to all voile’s iuconven—
parlor will Im* recovered. ; dosing. If thev have escaped out of . ’ , „
—- . — all ihi> tli**y Iiavc Ih—i, N*riott-Iv, ..'not *"".'**• In mw of oi.r wll^es » pro-
Jiiar* AaU irr. . Jinp.dess|y. injureil. X oreover. w ho \ f«*^>or who inade himself very friendly
A colored wedding was solemnized i «“>*» tell the wretchedness brought on 1 with the students was walking out
in the Corinth (Ga.) community a few ‘he mother* iroiu worry and lo-s of j ;||| intelligent scholar when thev
men. “we understood you, and accept
ed the lest; what must lie, must.”
The taller had responded tlras: “He
who finished first will l>e the most
skillful workman, and consequently
better aMe to support a wife;” but he
never imagined that his daughter
would give long needlesftii to a man
she did i.i*t wish to marry Cleverness
carried the ilay. and (lie maiden really
••hose her own '.insbamL
ami wldspcrwl something into the au
gust official ear
Turning to Idui. the coroner thun
dered, “Do you want to hca witness?!*
Hart answered. “Yes sir.”
“Well, stax er side, I’ll see yon lat-
• r. lVf must g»» on wid ile case right
now. Well, folks, I’er say one more
rime, you see dat man. bangin’ up dat
• ree. Yes, 1 say on dat small pine
iimh. Yes, I say agin, an’ you all
hear me, don't yer? I say barba-a-ri-
ously haugin’ on dat small pine Iimh.
Speak out now if you knowrs anything
’bout dis here case, or hereafter hoi’
yer peace.”
He then bowed ami leaned up
against the fence and called tlie names
of the six jurors, telling each to “come
present”—all standing within a few
feet of him. He then commanded tlie
jury.
“You, jure, take dat man down
from dat tree, he ain’t got no business
up dere no how.”
The “jnro” removed the rope, when
tlie coroner exclaimed: “Let her go
slow.” After the laaly was on tlie
ground, he said;
“Xow, you juro, take those rope off
his feet an* off those neck, an’ off those
hands an* han’ ’em here to me, I want
ro save dose tiags.”
He then unpinned the piaeanl from
the breast ami examined It Intently,
handed It to a juro and said: “I dou’t
know nothin’ ’bout dis thing. You
juro read it an’ tell me what you tldtik
’bout it.”
He then told the jury: “You juro.
feel uv him; taint no harm fer you
juro to tee!i him right here in my
presence.”
The jury concluded the mail was
dead. In* the meantime. Dr. Baker,
county su|>ertiiteiideiit of health who
had examined the corpse, was ques
tioned by the corner: “Doctor, wlr.it
you link was dc matter wid him—how-
come dead ?”
Tue coroner wanted to know “how dc
man die. cf Id* neck wau’t broken.”
'Hie doctor replietl that It wasn’t
necessary for Ills neck to he broken to
be dead; that he died from strangula
tion.
He then turned to the jury and
salt!: “Y«»n jure, tech him. feel uv
biui. ’taint no harm, right liere ju my
presence, strip him stark naked; (look
ing round) dere ain’t no women here.*"
Tliere was about fifty Negro wonu-
spoke-.* follow* jrt"T»»*'l Brize of $20,000—It was alse
i ” ? ! -old in te tlis; one to Edwin Le Bars
■trace bp.
You are feeling depressed, your ap
petite is |x*or. yon are bothered with
headache, and you are fidgetty, nerv
ous and generally out of sorts, and
want to hrecr. up. Brace up, hut not
with stimulants, spring medicines or
hitters, which have for their basis very
cheap, had whisky, and which stimu
late yon tor mi hour, anil then leave
yon in worse condition than before.
What von w ant is an alterative that
will purify the blood, start healthy ac
tion of Liver and Kidneys, restore your
vitality, and give renewed health aud
strength. Such medicine you will find
in Electric Bitters, anil only 50 cents a
bottle, at laimar, Rankin & Lamar’s. 3
Seek Fortune’* Embrace Ere il ia
tee Late.
The 204th Grand Monthly Drawing
of The Louisiana State Lottery took
place at Xew Orleans on Tuesday (al
ways Tuesday) May 10th 1887. $522,-
500 was sent to many worthy people.
We will tell some: Xo. 15,766 drew*
the first prize: it was sold in fraction
al teinlis at $1 each, sent to 31. A.
Dauphin, Xew Orleans, La. One was
sent to T. J. Lynch, a well known
liquor <b atcr S. E. cor. 11th and Lo
cust Sts., Phi la.; it was collected by
the Third National Bank of Phila.;
six tenths were sold to Californians,
aud were collected through Wells,
Fargo Co., of San Francisco, Cal.;
one sold to ,\. Frnny, Deer Lick Ma
son Co.,W. Va., was collected through
31etro|N»litiau National Bank, Cincin
nati, Ohio. No. 75.866 drew the Sec
ond Prize ol $50,000: it also was sold
iu tenths l« r $1; two were paid
through tin* Nat’i Commercial Baiik
of Mobile, Ala.; one through the Com
mercial Natl Baud of Nash ville,Tenn.:
one paid through Bank of Commerce,
.***’”*,7 Louisville. Ky.; two to Frank Corco-
* i:* . > tun. Cairo. 111., through the City Nat’i
j Bank ol Cairo, III. Xo. 15,872 Uron
I>*»lirme f liildrrn .Yur»iuf
3Iotlo rs, Overworked Men, and for
all diseases where the tis-ues are wast
ing away from the inability to digest
•rdinary I'imhI. or from over-work or
die brain or body, all such eltoiilii
ake Scott’s Emulsion of Pure Cod
Liver Oil with Hypoplntsp ite.. “I
u*e*l the Emulsion on a lad)' who
was delicate, and threatened, with
Breuchittis. It put Iier in such goml
health and flesh that I must say it is
the liest Emulsion I ever used,”—L.
P. Wat.dell, M. 1>., Hugh’s Mills, S.
<". “I have, used Scott’s Emulsion,
and must say it i* the b st preparation
• •f the kind I liave ever used, aud 1
have found it the very thing for chil
dren that have marasmus.”—pr. J.
E. -Layton, Brewer P. O., Mo.
The deluded |arsons who have been
led to believe that a fortune of $75.-
000.000 awaits in England tlie pleasure
of the Sands family in this country
may Ixt interested in a letter sent oh
April 10 bv 31r. Henry Wliite, Secre
tary of the United States legation in
Loudon, to Mrs. Sarah 31. Caswell, of
Aurora, 111., one of the “heirs,” who
!uul taken the precaution to ask him
for iu formation. Secretary White
says: “I beg to inform you 'that there
is no such an ‘estate a* the one yon
mention. Ya»i numbers ot peop!° in
our country an* deceived and defraud
ed by designing persons, who repres
ent that great estate are awaiting
American claimants here, whereas
there are none such. One of these
rascals has recently been sentenced to
five years’ penal servitude for robbiug
Americans In this way.” j
llot Spnnjrs failed entire’r to cure me
several terrible, iudolent rouniug uleer*
my legs, with wbic • I have been troubled
mam year*. Sere no «loet**rs also attempted
»o cure me but foiled. I hare w-ol owly a few
bnttesuf IUB. B. (ma te t Atlanta.
and the effect has been trnly magical, as thev
have alt healed aad I am cured. It I* worth
all m slicine* wade f«*r » nrifying the blood
This wonderfuily quic cm
after eremhing else ba t
cine is a daisy, and has dc
me. I hare lived here 25
health is al-o improving. ap|teute anu *u
tion good. I al-e •»soundly and never felt
♦er. • ortor* told me teat I could not been
but it. It. It has cuiot me.
It isdecidedlr the qaicke«t.l>cst and ch<
est blood purifler f ever used. It is alien
all others. » to my case and its cure I refer
to everv merchant an«l rrdcscional man o*
Pine Bluff. A. H. VlOKais. I’oUno Bnyet.
Pine ltluff. Ark . May I?. 1JM*
Cancerous Vlcers Cured.
1 have been taking Botanic Blood Balm (B.
It. B.>, and i am abent well of an nicer I had
upon mr nose for sis. years, said by all to be
a cancer.' I refer to Postmaster Ucufioe, of
Atlanta it. T. Kim.i.am,
Wrightsrille, «a^ Mar S, 1*W6.
AU who desire lull information about tl e
eausn and cure of Blood Poisons, Srofula ai d
Scrofulous Swellings, Ulcer*. Sores. Kneuma-
tiam. K‘ “ 2v Complaints, Catarrh, ete, can
secure by mail, free, a copy of our SX r*8®
Illustrated Book of. Wonders, 111 let I with the
most wonderf.it ami startling proof eve
before known.
Address. Blood Btu Co..
Atlanta Ga..
BP
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•ssesm
For “ worn-out.” “ run-down.” debilitated
school teachers, mi 11 Iners, seamBtreaso^boitse-
or all restorative too it* It Unot.“Cmo-oU
bat admirably hilfllte » of
br ino a most potent Speeillo foe »U tho«
Chronic Wvaknrara mid Discnaai ,pea£lu- oc
rromon. Ir i« a powerful, . wral «8 weU or
uterine. toui*r and nervine, and imparts vigoi
es ss
soription is soli’ ’ J “
Mir giuvrantcc.
Prlec 81.06,
A lanre treati:
fuaely illustrated
merm» wood-cuts, senator 10 cents in stamps,
Address. World's nismsjjtT MtmiAi
Association. SS3 Stsin btrert, Buffalo, N. T.
SICK HEADACHE, Bilious HjsdACh.
Lumber Yard
Lathsi Wood, Lime and
LUMBER.
To Order and in Any Quantity, by
J. K. P. KEATON
O NLY AGENT in Albany for the Montgom
ery Georgia Pine Lumber Company, at
Poulan, and for J. D. Gei*e. Bronwood, Ga.
Ortlers for Rough or Dressetl Lumlier fllleti
on short notice and at lowest prices.
OFFICE
At Lumber Yard, corner of Jefferson am'
Railroad street*.
J. K. J\ KIATOX.
Albany. Mav 1*. i«oa-d*wlT-
4w«w*piug fin* crowtl off: “TliiM is the <
toughest mse I even hn«l in tay life an’
ifn. ~ * * *
I’m gittin* hot ergafn. Yon Httl * boy>
git away. Imy tint rope on top o* tint
man’s body. * ;
Cormier: “Is ifrre one Franklin
mitli in de court house?”
“ 3 w. sir,” replied .Smith.
Coroner: “If 3lr. Smith is iu <h*
court house let him come present.”
Smith, a Negro, “came present.”
“Yonr name is Franklin Smith?”
“Yes, sir.”
“Mr. Smith, tell t|ie j*iro where you
was ou Saddy night.”
“I was in Tarboro.”
“Now, Mr. Smith, go slow: don’t
hurry yersclf—plenty time—tell tlie
seed a iocomoler Saddy
jure ef yers
duysago. After iln* cerenWiny there } *1 vp?
were miiiiereiis rengraiiilhiions, ami j the hath.
ainoug iIkn: who tendereil their good But the child cries when it is wa.-li-
wislies were the parents of the liuxoio j <iL And why should il not* What
bride. Said ihe father: “Big Babe.; cays ymr pliVsology? The tciii|K‘ru-
you must uiiiul yo* hu-let'id. do right lure of the in w!h>iii .-inks coinddcnt-
»lul git along wwl him lodehcsi'ohyo" hly ladovy leiruml timing tin* lirsl few
rebiilty. Live up to dc high notch j odium.-.' lu chiih*d couiiiion do
and do well if ‘you can. Don’t Im* ! you lake your baths? If s<». <in you
alios figlitin* like cats and dogs. Mind il in a emd reoiu* The applu-aiion
wliat I tell you, now.” Then her «»* lcpi«l water futiher ah>tra«t< tin
mother, who is a eross-gniined. quar-! lenlify hear and render- the child
. relsome old darky, said: “Don’t yon oinre uinihiiforbilde, and it s|>e;«k-
lteten to that ulgger, ef lie is to* da*l- ‘ out as it ought to. Now what
dv. Jes’ ’monitor yo’ old 'mammy 1 "ill to the result if you u-c tepid «*il in-
atul tiiiiik what l\-e gone through wid. stead of the water* Will the eliill ery *
Stau’up for yo’ rights ami don’t let .* think not. Not only i-^water u-e«i
yo’ liusbau’ ’spon* on you. iHm’t he w filch chills the chihl* 'Ini: auntie u-e-
too |ieiiiilllar wid liim at de start and >o:q» in the water and -plu-ln- the
he won’t tiy none oh hi- foolishness *ihI< Into the I»ahv*s eyi*s, whieli ir ha-
wUl you. Jes’ mind what vo* old noi yet lean nil to tightly ehr-ed. I*
mammy tells you, now.” The bride cries with ihe smart and is likely lo
appears to liave followed her mother's «*ry lor the next fortnight with i-.re
advice, for the honeymoon had scarce- vyes. I declare II Is my belief ihal a
ly waned before her liiishnml w a- very large proportion in the case.- ot
toreeil to thrash her two or liim* time- conjutniivai iufiaiuiuatioii 1 have seen
n the new lHiru have im.l their origin
in soap. And il it Im- true that lortv
by way of a-syrting Ids authority.
The Type *f Uanirn tliut Hrcrri
FMglllve Bank C*kkirr<t.
From the lluffab* i ouricr.
Where did the new tea-kettle come
-aw an old mail hoeing iu a cornfield,
lie wu-.« advancing slowly with his
work toward the road, hy the side of
w Inch lay his sIkk*s. As it was near
sunset the student projwised to pla\* the
old man a j*»ke. “1 will hHe liis
we will conceal ourselves be
hind the hushes, and see wliat he will
do.”
“No,” said the prefe-sor, “it would
not l»e right. You have money
enough, jnsi pul a dollar hi each one,
ami thou we will .hide behind tlie
bmdie- and see wliat Ik* will do.”
The student agreed to the proposal,
and t toy concealed themselves accord
ing! > .
When tin* jatorer Lai fiuishe«l his
• ow of **o‘rn, he eriiue o*»t of t to field
O g-1 home, lie pur «T» one shoe, felt
-omething haul, he -look it off, autl
liHiml the dollar, lie looke«l around
• im, but saw no one, and !ooke«l up
gr.defullv towanl heaven lie tton put
•-il the other slioc. and found another
••o-iar. lie ifMiknl at it. ami looke<l
all unwind hint, imt saw no one. Me
I toil km-lt ii jmui the groiitiil. and ie-
!"T ,|M ; *«■' ;;m;.sSi..k!TbV<iui b.Vii.Ri.UT.Ri,*,
iu-.-, ». II.,-.u-,1,.u.s r..,»„t.h:nu,., 1; „, I, ,.» 1 f. rr „| „ |H „,
Mill. -Tite list»*ners leame«| from the
full
comical
two
looking
toad-
trem 0|ihiliahnia neonaiorum—in*
tlaiued eyes of tin- m;w‘ born—what
from?” hiquircil an Hast Side man 'hare of these must we not credit to
who recently timmi his ,-ook -i«ve un- *to misuse of this us fid agent j-
expectedly adorneil. “I made a trade ‘ "uv tuk cuilo « kim. .. _
willi a tin peddler with yourojd trous- , There L- always something w rong | M ^veo
era,” replied the prudent little house-. " hen the hahe cries at. ihe.iui*essary
wife. “How much to- Ihmh ?” Not a attentions. Most likelv the fault is
penny.” “Nonsense! Those tnxisers. rt “r own. in that we have done it.
were as full of holrs as a lace curtain,. Children vhi not cry for nothing, if
ami not worth 10 cents for rags, while [toy did we should'to justified hi giv-
tlie kettle would to cheap at 60 cents.*’ ‘ log them to the Hindoo to to drowu-
“l got the keule for the trousers, all .•*•!: for w liat would tl:ey nut say if
the same,” pcislsN the little woman, ting lived to grow up?
“I saw the peddler coming, and while . The child cries w hen il is swaddled
prayer that ihe old man's wife aud
•*ue «,f hi eltildreu were sick, ami
that tliev were very poor; so that the
two dollars were a great rulief sent to
There.” said the professor, “how
lunch totter that is titan to have hid
the old man’s shoes.*’
erica** A n g: I r-.n a iliac* In L*n •
IknlO l*«>r*t. . .
American Anglo-mauiacsin I^ondon
he was dickering with the neigh- \ t°° tightly; when a pin pricks; when Lave juic up the price ol
hors, 1 slippeil that old brass it h chafed, or i< irrilaltal by loo in- 1 along lto route of the royal
medal you got ai tto iq MV .Ireqiientchauge of wet diapers. It .ami vlmiee rooms are said to
tographers t.onvention into the trou— cries when it is not timely ami prop- ... «« frtr .i^.
ers )KN*ket. Of course the peddler'crly letl; w tou Its itionili «dry aud H ! . . , .. * ’
gave your garment a careful examiua- "ant- water; w hen it can't* get it- 4 nere was a time In tlie history of
tion, and m so doing felt the meilal in *Jwp; w hen it is too w arm or too cold. England when die revenue was eked
tlie pocket. I kept my eye on him -o It cries trout stomach ache and from unt bv a wimlow-tax. and the readi-
lliat to did not dare take it our. He colic; when its bowels are cot.-tipated t H **< w ith which these Ainericaas levy
tnougnt It was a silver dollar .-ure,and or intiamnL in chronic disea-e ol! a window-tax oii themsHves to see the
xv bcu l sawn “Xow, u«» nouse»iM*. ! tto bowels Its note Is h»w. piteous.! Om-cu «r» l»v should suggest to the
give me that tea-kettle for the trouser- nuirumriiig. t hancellor of the Kxrlie<|uer that to
or nami them back and togone.’ ii Hh* child throws ir-elf about hi Its : might relieve lto British taxpayer to
woiiiu nave itonvyour liart'^mNl to sleep, start and cries out from tite irri- levying certain taxes on plut«H*ratic
hmv promptly he aeceptetl ilm tir-t »»«*««» «> |dn worms, partieularlv on ami Anglo-iuaniac Americans. There
comnrwHi. tto lull nHMHi. It gives a di-tn^lul are probably one hiitnlred Americans
Human Calve*. [wy *t »to trlose ot a sjppressed eongli ’ every season who would gladly pax
An p\chau«v .ur • .4v- . . pleurisy ami m pnetmtonia. and in CIJJUO «|tove for an iuvitation to take
-TrilVmltRftS?ki • »u<UR lrr.mil.in.. U h. n ii li» mmlr i Ira mt Bnckinxlram Pain, umltlie re-
hnj^n’’ r? ri uries lietwi-.'it cAnnoi nnirm. v«» tints raised irorrM «i»ble»Tor>-
^ 1 * *$*r*J k * «**»•««
fiat ears
men.”
“i*hl dat lnconiofcr have
ligiit?”
“Xo, sir.”
“Did it have a lantern ?”
“Xo, sir.”
•‘Did it have er toll?”
“Xo toll.”
“Did dat locomoter make a signa
ture?”
“Xo signature.”
f'oroner. rising, rai-ing his voice and
addressing the crowd .ip|mreiitly with
great ■’.riuuiph, “Now, iir. Smith, go
slow, rake yer lime, tell ile juro if it
agin iie constitution and by-laws of dis
^rcat country. Hit ain’t liartar-a-rious
f>H* a locomoter to slip throu-dt Tar-
’* -ro ’i hour a lieadlighr, ’ihout a whi— i
: le er toll. 'Ilmut a lantern, (still
h»0der; ‘tiimita signature?*’
“! ioink it I-. -ir.”
Uoroiirr: “Isde siM*riff of Martin *
.-oiimy iu de asirt house*'’
Sheri i Hard! on, .standing within a :
f w ttot of him. said, “I am here.”
i "onmor ItKikmg at tlie crow.
“If Sheriff Hardison isTn de court j
toa-e. lei him conic j»fcsepL* r
11c -calm* presi-ut.” “Sheriff, did '
riHi receive into x-onr customer
uiiti Hart, Esq.?”
*• did. -ir*
“ Whar is at man now ?”
“I don’t know, sir. I was at thci
jail about 11 o'clock Saturday night •
aud everything was all right. So soon •
re I heard tluit the jail bad been bro- :
-eii into i went to it ami foun t the ;
prisoner gone aud no trace of tlie
irain.”
Tto examination of other witnesses
w as conducted in like manner, but no.
clue to theiierpetratorsof the lynching!
could be discovereil—the only disclos
ure coming from the placard pinned
ou the breast of the victim, Ben Hart,
signed “PeopleV Committee.” •
The inquest was adjourned from
Sunday to Slotjday. and nothing new j
being elicited on that day it was tar-!
ther ailjoartped to Wednesday when;
the verdict pf the jury was tliat Ben !
Hart came to his death from strangu-1
lation by means of hanging with a!
rope at the hands of persons unknown, i
but signing themselves “People’s Com- :
miUee.”
New York city, collected through
•Vila s Express Co.; one to X. Creu-
-Iiaw of Everest, Kas.; one to C. J.
IhiiTiiaii. paid through Corry National
Bank of Curry, Pa.; one paid through
Baukof t'a. Horn la at San Franci«co,
CaL. one paid to Nevada Bank of San
Francis,-o. aud the rest elsewhere.
Nos. 45.647 and 51.953 drew the tw’o
Fourth Prizes of $10,000 each; sold to
parties in < blingo. 111.; San Francisco,
Oakland and San Jose, CaL; Keoknk}
Iowa: Camille, 3Io.; Xew Orleans,
Boston. Wadiiugtou, Pittsburg, 3It.
Plea-ant. Fla.;Gurdon, Ark.; I’nion
Star, Mo.:, and elsewhere. So the
wheel turn- ou forever, and on July ;
12 it will all be repeated. Any one
eun learn full particulars by address
ing M. A. Dauphin, Xew Orleans, La.
Seek Fortune’s embrace ere it is too
late.
PARSONS 1
were a wonderfol discovery,
or relieve all
box of pills,
about them,
will always be
foL One pQladosa.
ParsonsTills contain
ie pills, they would walk 100 mile
without. Sent by mail for 25 cents in stamps. Illustrated j
the information is very valuable. L S. JOHNSON CO.. 22 C
No others like them in the world. Will positively cure
rotation &nrand each box is worth ten times tho cost of a
ience. One box will
domoretopOTifrthB
icfflhealth than$5
worth of any other
ered. Ifpeoplecould
bo made to realize
a box if they could not be had
t fre*, postpaid. Send for it;
Street, BOSTON, MASS.
Mate New Rich Blood!
Here is the Place!
TO PURCHASE AIX THE NECESSARY TOOLS AX 11 WPLEMHXTS
A FULL STOCK OF ALL SORTS OF FLOW'S, TOOI.S
AXDFARMIXG MACHINERY.. WEARS SOLE
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATE!!
“ ,l ! ilu hereby cirli/y rAjrt ‘ft rjpcl-
,itt the army.-mcr.ta for all the *<***
It osrl Semi-Annual Drarcmge of ane
Louisiana Sum Lottery Comjntn^md'
person mono ye and "mtrui the L>rair-
inns themselves, and that the same are,
eonducted Kith honesty, faintest and in ,
toad faith toteard allfarms,amt vem-
’horvx tie Cornpon, ro use Urn carM I
ate, Kith ja&simtles of air siffnatarts
■ ' '« its adrertiicmenls."
e .Kofii- ni tin* fact that we have received and are
‘ 1 ! ' ‘ 1 ' ' i 1 ' r i" tm k of ffomlsever brought to this town,
stin ni « «vmg the tost .-elected sf - know we can undersell
«'*' •">'« HVriiiR U'Wj^ods ; oss e xpewe and pay Spot
>">• r-ttlnz off a big U.soount,
e call il '
still rei fivitig
SSWSa prove
'■■Str'iy irjacf^land aJ.or you.Cve.,
•ttarhtd in its a
will pay all Pises drmm in the
ana State Lotteries which *nay be pre
sented at our counters.
J. H. OfiLESBYi
Prest. I.oulsiann National Bank.
P. LANAUX.
Prest. State National Bank.
A* BALDWIN,
Prest. Xew Orleans National Bank.
CARL KOHN* ,
President Union National Bank.
D nprecedcn ted Attraction
filer HALE A MILLION DISTBIBOTED.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
The only Lottery ever voted tm uniendorsea
by the people of anu State.
IT NEVEK SCALES OK fOSTl’O.N ES.
Its Brand Slnyle brnnlwr t*r«w
incs tak< place »u«nthi>. »'«rf lltr *e»/u-
Annual Draining* .cyfl-rl? rrt, y Stt
month*—June and D e «*0 r.
A SPLKItDl D OPPOKTVSIT}' J*
IVIJV a FOBTfAk-SEV Mil GkANl
DBA WING. GLASS Ci. «N 1 lit ACAI«KL1
OF MUSIC. NEW OliLKANS. Tn^da).
JCLY 12m, 1867-20UI Ii Monmr
Drawunr-
Capital Prize $ 150,000
list or puzim.
I CAPITAL 1‘nr/KOF »i«a,ooo....n30A5
1 GRAND PRIZE Ot 50.000.... ^000
1 GRAND 1‘KIZE OF 2tM»0.... »,0W-
2 LARGE I'SMZhS OF IU.000 ... W**
4 LABBK X*KIZK» OF 5,000.... 20.0W
20 FRIZES OF 1.000 ...
30 j00 ... 2a,l>W
100 “ a».—
» .\|>proximnti»*i» ITursof L'WO
1 *• ** roo.
J17*Prize?.antountinjrto
AMhnatiuM lor rate* Ur clubs *bouW u
niaue onlv 101lit- office of tbe Company in New
Orleans. ,
For further information wnio clearly.givmp
full aiMres*. I'c^lul Aolci, M|mM
Money Onier*. <>1 New York Exchange in 01-
dinary letter, currency by Exprca* «at oui
expense) aiWrWM-i
H. a. PAl'PH'JI,
New Orleans, La.,
DIM-II IN,
lYasklufttou, D. C
Address Kegisfered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
Mew Orleans. La.
DCIICUDCD That the presence ol
(lfcnl&lHlJ&ft General* Beaore^anl
and Early, who are in charge* f the drawings
is a gnarantee of abeolatefairnce* ami integ
rity. that the chance* are all iqual, and that
no one can pmsiblv divine what numbers will
draw a Prize. . ,,
ItCNSKNIBEIt that the pavieent of all
Prizes is GL'AKAim cb Hli IOCK
NATIONAL BANKS of Tew Orleans
'and Ihe Tickets *• e Mgmd I y the President
of an Insiiintinn. vvIm m* «haiu ltd riihts an
recognized in the hiyht-rt luim; Iln rtfoie,
beware of rny imintu-ns or auonyittons
schemes.
OUR STOCK OF
Pry Goods?
Press 9 Goods,
Notions, Cite*
b complex. We nn plea« ^7 one trtiotriU
•all. Our Shoe Department
Sm taw*in"to^‘n, Pegtilnr shoe stores not excepted. For ladies and
c\n^u xv A detv competition. 31ts«es and children -
^ttlw ‘tma sllppere’ln eiiJlis variety. -All Straw CTonla of
litv’^yle.. UmbrellaP and J*ara«.l^ ? eir^penera-tl...
largest stock of these goods ever brought to tins city.
OUK GROCERY" DEPARTMENT
Which every one knows is largest in town is now full from lloor to ceiling,
’ 1 "... ... i. ..hicli we intend to sell :
Jwif J^u'wlueii we intend to sell nt the lowest wholesale prices.
Now we intend to sell our goods if honest and fair dealing will doit.
ALL
U'F -SK IS TO CALI. AND 11E CONVINCED THAT WE HAVE
PCT DOWN ^ K »m{EKET..EV WEUE NEVER
H. B. & B. LEWIS,
Washington Street. A L 111 > «A.
To Save Money!
-GO r SO-
Zd. T.
tlie latest styles in SeeiSocters, Crinkles, etc.-, a hrautitnl Im
I'riiiteil laiwns; Hamburgs, All-Over laces. Linen, Torehoi
nrettiest lot of Ginghams to be found in tlie City. Irani
Who is now receiving daily a large and w ell selected stock of l)ry Goods,
• * ** beautitul hue of White and
hon, etc., ami tin*
ill find it to your
prettiest lot of Ginghams to
interest to come and exmnin. - ...
Bovs’Shoes also Ladies’ and Misses blippers; a fine assortment o: I-a-lio
Trimmed liars, at rock bottom prices, ( all and sec them. Also a cuiniilrte
stock of Men’s and Boy’s Hats lower than ever before ottered to the |*ople nt
Albany.
A FRESH SUPPLY OF GROCERIES,
Are always to he had at my Broad Street and Kandy Bottom Stores, and at
prices to suit the times.
L. T. FIELDS.
Hendrix & Willingham,
Ctae ir&teiile a 8.1-81
ALBANY. Ga.. May 2- 1*7
rilAUI.vr. effert on anil after dt-NDAX
X MAY ir*. 18-7.
TAY PASSENGER TRAIN
Leave Alhaav for Mnron ami
Montgomery ibily l.:K»i
Arrivcat Albrnv from Martin n:d
Montgnmrrt d*l»r 1 4.". p p
Leave AJimny lor Manor*, daily »: Jan
Arrive at Aloany from Macon* daily 0 0»p n-
ALBANY AND BLAKELY .WCOMMoDA
TION TRAIN.
Daslv except Sunday.
»y *
Arrive at Alb
ALBANY AND MONTGOMERY NIGHT I
PASSENGER TRAIN.
Dally. !
Lcave3 Alban*- for Monuronierv. ... ISOam
Arrive at Albany from Montgomery Ir« n m '
JOHN A. DAVIS. Agent,
Albany. Ga |
MANUFACTURERS OF
Leave Albany ftr Blakely 3 oo pn
‘ **ban\ from Blakely 71 suan
Snuoti.nonh&llKtRii E’y
Blinds and Doors!
MACON, GA.
A. RATLIFF,
AGREE, GA.
-DEALER IX-
Dry
CrccUj.
PaiMengcr trains on this road will run
daily iu* follow»:
KXZD DOWS. BRAD rr.
WKsT INDI % FAST MAIL.
SMiamlv . -avnun;.h ... arUMIpmi
U:»piult ...Jiiitluditnilic Iv 7.00n in {
4MU p in lv ... .-anlonl .- .. Iv ■
UOMipii ar Ta*» a Iv a ini j» id !
PLANT .sTEA.M.-li:i* LINE. [
Monday andi I‘him* ami j
Thun«...p o»j Iv...Tampa .. ar (>un .p ui
Tnewi iym dr |^j;d- «n.d Iirmvn .Sugar, M pounds for a dollar. Best Grnnnfciled Sugar. 12 p/uml-b-i
a dollar. Stoves, $15.00. All other goods \« rv low. UaH .-ud
see for yourselves. I am leader in low pru-re.
Goods, Groceries, Hard?/are,
And General Meriandise
< •ngrr-Nmnii Turner Hat Hunt-
in*.
The tiriiinn Free Press says:
As u matter of news we state that
Hon. Ii. G. Turner, our dignified M.
r. has IN>rrmved ft rat terrier belong
ing ro tin* senior editor, aud is oft* on a
big mt hunt. We calculate that lie is
in toller htt’diiesg than some of the 31.
C*s.. and v i-li l»lm good liiek.
One and Two Horse; also the
PLANET JR. CULTIVATOR
Gone where the ■Woodbine Twineth.
Haw are smart, bat “Eocoh c* Rats” bead
them. (Seam out Rats, Mice, Roaches, Watci
Bogs. Fife*. Beetle*, Moths, Ants, Mosouitoed
Bed-bogs, Insect*. Sparrows, Skunks, weasell
MB Rough an PainpoBoiEilOc.
BOUGH OH
Toothache.
Instant Relief. 15c.
R0UGH1BILE
_ . . c' ^l., '"r . »—c. It cries -lurplc will, rararhr, «m imwih-rcd wig*
nf oldl.TTJi. J "^ ri •*“- l"m>o* itslaml to its c .r or inrs-iug lugs.
,, 7 ‘oslaj originate In imptrn- ihc.-iiicufthe tca.l lionn m*>n ih7
W-uWng r ^«° , -!-mnrL ° r : '’ivs-l at it, .,c«l,sr. Sharp. J.icrri^
umC-m JSSS 1 * Ur *"” d —--*>-3
armorial toar-
A Child** Terrible T«jr.
From the Chicago Journal.
A Hole west tide child had a tniracu-
esca{>e from death, or at least seri-
ill
Juzt tho thins.
Ladles ?
“ Leacrelle Oil.”
nap VrMilrt tud
nr*»«rer» »
niadMua ot Uw fr*-
Im. cleara flic Vim
*l*Tian. tk« «Uj Nb-
mrrvU amd pnysmt hi.
tear j 1. llr.
KofttWcwMtairwtf,
renew* rruwlii. no c-U
Fridav.. p m| Ar. Key Wot Iv i-atnr. i» n*
Weilno. a««if »\V«i|. and
Satur. _h mi nr. Hnrnnnn Iv (Sat .noon
Piiilmnn raistoand [n n Snv York
and Tampa.
NFW ORLEANS EXPRESS.
7S» a m Lv Savannah Ar 7:5* n m
8:42a in Lv Irsnp Ar «:IC pin
'J :50 a n. Ar .... Wanu*. ■ Lv S:u5 pm
. Callahan Iv 2:47 p it
Jarksonvilc.... lv j» i>
..•laekson villc ar 7215 p nr.
11 sic a
12:(X> iuniii ar.
7d»a in Iv...
10:15 a »j> Iv
12*04 n ni lv .
12SJ4pii.lv ..
1:22 pm nr
3:35 p ui ar ..
ASM p w ar
l«st«
. «»nTtm:*n
ThoxiFM-ville..
Bamtmdze...
G ha ttaboor bee
... lv2Sritpn
... Iv i:24 «. it
—lv 1:46 pm
...lv Itrtvs tc
hrii
Sept. 25-1 y
A. RATLIFF.
i ^TABIASH El> J H67.
Pulhnan tmfiet Bleepinz rar* Iron Jackson 1
villeand New 3ork. and to and from Way
eras* ami N>w Orleans via. Penosrola.
EAST FLORIDA TYTUESS.
l^npinlv Savannah. arllSfcpn I
3.*20 p m ir . ........Jesup lv 10:21 am I
4:40 p m ar Waveross Iv »:15 j* m '■
7tt pm nr Jacksonville ... Iv 7:00 a m
4:15 pm Iv J..rkannvil1e.. ar9:45am
p ui lv _ . Wave;rom.. .art) 35 an
4:tl p in ar t»upou.* ..lv 5S-0 a n
I-ake City mt 10:45am
. .Uiaineaviiie arl :30 am
... Live Oak ar 7:10 a m
* D»Pon*--« ar 5:25 an
.. Thomasvllle ... lv8:25an
„....Albany lv 125an
Pullman buffet cani to and from Jackson
ville and St. Lords, via TbomaavUle, Albany.
Montgomery, and Nashvi Ie.
ALBANY EXPRESS.
7:35 pmlv ...... Savannah arSUOar
®-^P ,0,T Jesnp Ivs^oan
112.-0 a mar Warm** Iv 12 10 pn
5:30 am ai ....Jacksonville.....]* 9:oopir
9Md p m Iv Jacksonville ar 5i» a m
I*** m lr -' '--Ifftytswe . .. arllaopm
230a mar Dnpont. It 10:05 pm
X:Wam ar . LiveOak lv essun
1030a mar. .... Gainesville ]* 2:45pn
10:45 a mar .Lake City ... l* tOSpn.
234am!* .. — Jhipont.... ar 935pin
630 a mar TliomaeviIIo ...,lv T2<lSn.
II:40amar Albany 1* 4:00on
regular station*. Pnllman onffet
— *" *nd from Jaekeoaville and
Mm\ irosMs
MAKt'J'iCTBBItnS OK
IRO i',-o^S.?S A!,S CASTINGS, OF EVERY DESCRII’TION, SUCH AS
l0 A?.y,!H: S A>,D K^VILKS OF A LI. SIZES, G!N AND MILL j
GEARING. HOLLOW-WARE. DOG-IRONS, ETC., ETC .
Particular attention is called to our [
CISTand WROUGHT IRON Mill FOR CEMTIES,
VERANDAS AND AREAS, IRON FRONTS FOR STORES.AND
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.'
Stop* at regular
sleeping car* to an
Savannah.
Teketssobl and*
oil* injuijr, a few ilajJogo. A small Hjou are losing your grip on/ife
. . . Trv “Well*'Health T>pn^ vpr.*’tn
THE GREATEST LABOR SAVING IMPLEMENT ON THE MARKET
A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF PLOW STOCKS, PLOW
BLADES, BRIDLES II AMES.TRACES, BACKHANDS, HAR
NESS, SHOES, BOOTS. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, ETC.
A few of Hart’s buggies for
sale at a bargain.
I k A. F. TIFT .4 CO.
F. WKLLEK,
.... o keeping ear berths *ernred
*t tbe Paosenger station*.
J. T. STEELE, Agent
W. P. HARDEE. Gen’I Pm, . E T er .
R.O.FLEMrNfJ.anprrinendent
ADVERTISERS
Can learn the exact cost
of any proposed line of
advertising in American j
Papers by addressing
Geo. P. Rowell & Co.,
*“E.spcciaI attention paid Morders for ret>air of IIA CIIINFR Y of all kftul*.
Onicra soilciteil and Kattofactlon gmirftntccd. -
Agents for Ames’ Engines, all sizes, the Be st in Merkel
Cook’s Patent Planter!
It distribute* Cotton Seed.Coro ami fVrrili/..,
j 0nleN «li«fuetio„ guarauL!"
manufacturkd by
in :tny quantity ilreirep
lO Spruce St^ New York.
lOote. for lOO-pege Pamphlet
$100 to $300
D-NTH
fe working 1
nta prefered w
and rive then
T. Pattison Sc Sons,
tin: i miul.-k-.
"ft khtdretl; lint nature h».
1 teree, “Golden Afeil-t hear a grvsil ilral
cure, all tin-... t»t: otherwise woahl.
j development of the
Ad * »c« to M*lhri
Mks. AVinsldw’s Soothing fintrip^
to lifted for CUM “
.**flf-cocking revolver was carelessly
left loailed in a drearing case. The j
li«, r le ooe, wlio is about two years old,;
discovered it and shortly after horrified
his mother by appearing in tlie parlor, •
where she was entertalnlug a caller, J
with tlie umzzle of the revolver be-
tweeu his lips for a ptj>c. The terrified ;
mother .-prang forward and tore the:
dangerous plaything from tin* child’s;
grasp, and threw it across the room,
where it exploded with a cnisli. For
tunately :io one was iujured. And the j
youug-ter set up au angry cry for bis :
called *ti It was after-
he had been en-
Try “ Well*’ Health P.enewer.*’ Goes direct to
weak spots. For weak men, delicate women.
“ BUCHU-PAIBA.” Qolek. rampfete cnr-. aTI
—iyb» Kulacr tliaease*. Catarrh of Bladder, Ac. 31.
MAXfFACTI KKD AND DK.ll.KR IN
RQ^H
FOR THE
TOILET, .
BlBT
SHAMPOO
washing
”powdeR
BATH.
tite child, M»ft.-n* 1 joying ids smoke all
way down ;
. from tbe third floor, haviugcomedoivu P ,riae ** cntjnjorTs.
. two flights of stairs with the gun in lib ----°* I,T - ,a
r»r .liar- - two flights o
aull-ly j prxjirsifnn.
i, cJeans the hair, eradi-
Fofecdyn **
Unequaled for those . .
crimes the ckxhtnjr aad hands, h
Ui I^nsdry or Ivitehen. VS «&bes.
uZZ! oRusaists.
j fnrntnh their own ,, ,,
*****
• prolitaMy employed aleo. A few vai
1 %,¥??? ^T 1 «**»- t*: * • Johksox
1013 Main 8t^ Richmond, Va.
ALBANY
GA.
IdractiSkafsIc w *H*WILBEM& SON
UNDERTAKERS,
I in prepared »*#
J street. W-«Pt he"
j .-nlifffATtio •
1 instruction in Vocal!
Ie rales, to both iadii»
*» my r«*idenec on Broad
to hare you rail. |
^XD DEALERS IN
Tin? Copper.l -h e:Iron Ware. CutteiTi Leaders- Eo. fing
. MB»* B. P.GOTTWilLLlI,
Mar ITgggG Vocal Teacher, j
^ 00t ^ and Metalic: Burial Ctise,
ALL KINDS «»F «t)l£K TO ORDER.
•etbrooks’ Corner.
Albinnj, On.
OF all SIZES, STYLES AND QUALITIES.
"^Pt^nttoa gi veu
Albany,
Ipgrnjih or o^heyivBc .J&
rr? j , jWiji T^r ■ -—t —•• * si *
. a*an,t.i- •»;«v- > •* *