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: fiffii g
i' amt small i
gi-rhi.-f into •; liUck muss. reicinbllng to Philadelphia, the Island
■ nhj tn*<Js
At. Wtrfcsi Sidjr Mil bread. o; the
timi iif tin: stricken region to > lie
retd of the world the Lancet. says
TIW (treat.iHdUV.al rvent or the day
i t tip pbiitintSkSif-.Wii' vi ol'ld is the .'am-
te in Jffu»s<».. Jj-’lnre - an' sem t ely 3p
u (tool)., plittfc the event (liras rims to Jut,
InppuJHBg. We lif-vc knoivn forVehe
A
if-Kifii*’
t»Viir
■“ Rk Wtonv .'Mmv
lime past- that her pargnua of grain •** *1
export nrcdiiee have grown smaller ••
and sinsHcr; webavu heard.from f.rav-
ler-i Iff rtiipmin that, however fab
ler exterior, si'- wn. in dungor oti
rgdry had; and now w>■ rcallt*where
Iter Ali'fif danger ties, not primarily, its
many imvi! suppociid, in -Nihilist. con-
'Irmties, imr in wars on foreign ftftli,
’’once and famine on
ir.a, fitimtoa many Btilea to '
v.-nrd wf~ the vessel, api
niongshie bt tim ■ ship,' The.
tuouiitninx ami; the cloud-
plmiblei} were directly .overlie;
appeared to cut Iihr/
! I«» Voekft, wiiii'b .ii
yi, planters Oil
iiw
HLh
sdn.vdivriiingitttlie
of Mr, T. K, Wofdl'oJfe.tln) prueeuds of
Which are to go , to the Episcopal
Church. it was «ris an under the man-*
ktjenrent of thc'Mif.-es Thw--.,v.nl'Sybil
Wuolfoik, arid "they dcserv-’ much
credit fvr the esrelh-.it .progmune
- .* MtwUimc* .,t. xr. sr.
(piracies, nor in war
lilt ihplngUe, pestlle
Kufflfon mil itself, fa
HU
slim
e;hoih pit
audidat.s.
to VRUH'
ally' they. want,>fr, Blaine
f ten hang bl.nsftii,
ijd Cleveland tioth hilvn need
veu fn (« eotne (J tiiiilr.o-.i r-
rH|Vitpe.r frlands in U’snrgia
,(■ s ihh»-. fftftr umitleueH to
1‘VoW'Ype); despite'tip.- vlfi-
i<" mi that are Iieing em ployed
1 '■' 'w.'h. ... *
T.if ifat.aii. of .the August:*
pnloh Is being talked of usju pre.b-
enniUdule lor.the Htnlo ficiiule,
'* Angusta ulbtrjm couldn’t; elect aft
l belter mail,
. —; • ■
'‘up, Turner ami Wooten in
'tigreas, 'Mont hwest (trorgis
Id- .veil, that trio would Just
i tearti ot which tdie whole, Huto
i iiave (ni c proud.
. faniloo itvfby Hhs u
.title that might now. have ln-e.h'
-ijieniug the vast treasures .which Lit?
sell only i'onee.tls. 'aml By‘ which, with
less nml.itiyh for the cbfojnhst oi men
attil in.ire ambition for the con-
ipiest. of nntiire, lire (government,
niigilt.'iimgnso luivecimvoried il starve
ing nol»)i!e into one of I tie . .reftittiie t,
ami happiest on the fitce of the glohe.
hut hygonea he bygones', we are now 1
In the prcsejaCoor.il groat ealamiiy,
find It is onr.duty, ns men of liumunl-
l urlnn toience, to do all wbonn to en
lighten every omi whom we ere ablp
to inAuuipd on n subject ihat" pun
conm imme pranthinUj.to some extent,
to every one. The danger of famine
Ir famine fever, and famlim fever,
when once it la established, is a dls-
eusr. wlijpli shows no respect to die-
iillations, ft spreads from' the fuiu-
i.-iied to Urn nntiimished. As wg'havb
seen It. famine, fever is a special pesti
lent e o' tin; remittent type, very fatal,
easily communionhle, and running n
cuia'.w, wlien onoe It is llgliied up, ini-
injlujuiebd by any speetflb remedy.
Tim grand sanitary maneuver is tp
jni'vent its cmamonyojpilnt, and. lo
stop at its beginning a disaster the
quit of ivhloh, If it lie allowed to go on,
must lie periloiUi in tliesa days of in-
foroeimminieatioii totlie wltple world.
olfollt ;nnd .t, W, TUwiwiv ai)d
.. Misses JtiiWtteXliti'hoJljUoaa V.'outffilf'
le tmsy .planters utremnig gybilHviolfoik rendered, the prb
. hnipiryds ot eoiored jnborel^^^^., (){ Sf , ng ^.recltatiotm and .iii;
strunientaj music thaI 'had been pee- i
ti '->1 ni;gh'm>‘d to at Inch tile aiftl-
{ fd tiltit toiler in which h« said
i. d itpf'ho a orlldida.e for J'resi*
hUtftjf tho Ih'pulilivatis of the
pf.y rhfm;« In hvitove liim,
fiwsiiK,traveling friilght
er agent .of thtb Alnhauia
, who did a good deal bf tivel.v
ig.iii .he molom rogiim of Houl li-
Hirouiwe’l Oe.orgla, making
this seHIftn, last
auirtbnla at .lack-
aj'.joih ;|o-,iesdji‘y! imiefiiog.,
i a stvl’-i ^*Arty ypte of the Ways
delim- t'mmidtlee of the lloum; of
iitives on Tuesday, the
•Ingor freo woe! hill, lim Ih'jiun feen
v btilillnp twine bill and ;lhe Turner
' bit) phiidiig cotton' dIos,' : ToUoli bag
ging and inavh!ti"e.v t'or ' inaiuifael in''
" ‘ * ':he,snme mi tbe free list wore all
.1 favorably report..a).
ivy tlm only fid eg that, inis boon
.. .1. fiu far, by fclie loi]m)it ip warfare
is li.mig wv^te.t listween tl.e At-
jfn Opusfib^Him and ..fonrmit over
frj'^-UUlvj^lm'i'l*-' m' (Trybland and
Ith’nllal oiiTididate:". is ihat
.ms of opimhu given by
p. re .. ’repa'-seniing the drift
iplnv,ee.iiUiiie;.r is utterly unre-
•Mis..tOHN 4. Mounts, who praotloally
nus (ho Vsmi,iiu\ii .lottery, is said to
’ hay.' a'-eiimnlated a fni'tooe of Bet weeti
,}2.',(it';i,fs,'0 mid Oim.f'l'tv'l'id. and )■'«
.ortu!lUitlen lo give, lip the to '.ies.s
when the presen. .duiri. r v-spuvs will
jt liiftte hltu e.xaotlj penuilrss, ibis
I'idon- than ran tw Mid of unit, of
i ii'ivit j|ivreU.dt|ioii‘ bottom
liter o r a tivi.el In hope of .irawlpg
r pme.
sip.,, istatus dooi'i 1 antx'iunee.itlm't.
Ttriiv.-n is g. iog to opp.iM- t/ id.
hivinert o for Long ■ s up in fbo
ptfiFlh dSis-i, t. Ifari-.v "1 r.i ... as
■jiiT.i' ’ as^fUrki >" wnsjind says that
«n whM information he liar, ho tier
,•(• a:i heat ill; sat .- .Kvidently
Ihe h.’\gwiiu: t-o iiave some foil
in tilt' V'i; A.lrk: rj.is year,'and
:tl>!\.'0 Atiiam'S candidates in tho
ildo .in Aticul.: law \ ev v,'i!I run in.
ers in onno tt<ddv>nd sugar and rum
■milts grinding.i way, Cimlii bodistinet-
iy neon, hill; not, lisoutnl could he iieilvd.
The. tnen ii,r uvi.n k were within reach of
tliii Oham" )l.'.r’i> crew, but n grasp, lit.
the object cluacly showed that it was
li plii iioii’eual illusion. . , >
ir seems tliat atT the Alliance lead
ers in CJenrgia w ant otllec, and an t here
are not enough oille.es' to go. ro md, a
very lively family row la .brewing;
Colonel Peck evidently feeds Mint he
has oiit grown the position lw- lioids as
the head, man o£ the, Jkll’.iiii'e JS*»
change, and has his eye on Uio ilover-
noreldp. Ilia gubernatorial aapleB-
iidps and tferry liirowtiV designs upon
OoHitiul I.ou Mvingstan’a get fin Opt i-
greSB place the wily ' Oolnnui between
two llri,'", and it fa'quirea no
prophetlo ken to see , that
there 1» going to he some lively times
in the Piftli district tills year. And
then tbera is harry (bull. Larry,
like Harry, hasn't been editor of the
Alliance Parmer for nothing, e.iui he,
too, wants to go to Congress. Ht! bus
gone, bjiiik over into the Eighth dls-
I vlot out of the way of‘col. Leonidas
and Harry, however, and is trying to
flop nut of bis third parky mistake
hack into the Democratic erndle.
Orleans oy;
Utrnetivp'tp
that a
ciuiitiKni* vmianui m it.
piu-i'd.
Thieb ,-vlee.tlim in the programmp
was well rendered' and the mpsie c.s-
lienlaliy enjoyed, hut. the recitations
from Ltcdle, by little Janette Miteli-
cUadlcited a heinty encore, and were ii
surprise to the. jiudietiee, that were
astonished to bear a little child of four,
years or fhiirt ahduta deliver) with ex
cellent expression and clear eitnhoia-
t(oii, selections that many people of a
greater -number of years woo’d liotnn-
ilcrfakc.
tfhe proceiuhi were about eight ilol
tors.- ■■ ■%' , } ■
Try again,young ladies; parloftm-
terf-i I n thents are al ways enjoyable.
A prettier or nU'igcthpr more charm
ing qnnrti'tte of yimiff ladies it would
be hill'd to’And limn the four who en
tertained the large ntmibor of p&IMfS,
who found Ibeir way last evening, otic
aftor another, in the parlors at, .the
residence,of Mr. romp Gilbert, Many
a sigh of :regret biis'already gone up
feotn several masculine hearts that-tlic
stay of the trioof young ladles is to bq
so brief.
The Weloli h»3 a very agmiblo. addi
tion to its already large ami pleasant;
I circle in the family of'll, W, Sehnirer.
foire
Thccomplete program of flic Fourth
A.iinunl Assembly of the, UeorgiaLlmu-
tniKfin' '"“t
liagS;
ofllct
tlou. ■
tif-. u'-
jct ;
■ V
ttllo^
h®
in'tin.,
pew u
in tlm V
fcssi(iuj,b
(hose ii»)
IB
''imf. .. up
dgli pmoc
ns. a few
•most
pro-
..."ft
ist of leetnrbra: and in
struulors not to be tuu/passed in elll-
cloney liy those engaged for I.ake
Oliautaiujtiii itself.. The programme
will he load with Interest by all Oeor-
giutis..
.s'(.mc livqi'sta t;<:and jmlili-lunb
if .an l.. Ic.b-ir mi.'icv ttu (lclnd(,,u il».i n |, u,..
duly ol ' Dumxu'ui in keep fils montli
"‘,il..'d (hi l’i" .jae/iti.m Dt IiiVfM.mlh.1 plvEer-.
l iuHi And If t the I’.icoi- tidin't thdtr caliduli’.il*.
Tt.oy j.i'c all ivrop*. The lfmcl.:i' fio neikggu
ih.'i.t Itic pa:.. teiei its Vidrebo Ivia’il in Iki-
f.nv Irn'cniiicntiiiiuintl lu Selvctiinr .hdvgatvd
Uu lv.o. .Uter the j.nmtiu.liim is luuite., va a
n.attur of t mod.', every I’cmeo'.'c! will vote and
Wyrt fnr l.tir : 0(imtmni,~AltantA Jiimiml.
Hxactly so, ami alt well euoitgh said,
eafeentvd ooiitem'po't'a'1'yi..but docs
It. go wifhout saying that Ne.w Vurk's
I'ltolv'c niiwl ho tlie clioioc of yim. Sal-
unco of the conulry?.
The .l)omocratji>5, convcntliin foe
Georgia lias not itvsti been cnlicil yet,
'I’heriils a licitional flght that Is not
only* uiiHeeinty. hut .very unXortunato
fob the I’euioi ratlo party going on in
VoW V orb, umlthe convention to elect
delegate:-.;to refircacnl that rttate in
theciHionnl cotivmiHoii tu June, has
Tub British Medical Journal, in re- j
furring recently to the appeals by J.ls-
tcr and lloscoe, two eminent. English
physicians, for funds with which to
found nn Institute of preventive medi-
•oIhb, tonk'the gi'ouiid I,tint it is doubt-,
fulWhether in cases of dlseace, jiliysi-
cians cRU hope to do niore than modify
processes, lessen the force of. their
worst effecta. 'I'ite truth of the theory
that nuitiy diseuse“ are due to the de
velopment of living microbes in the
human systeuj has been well establish
ed, and there could be nothing of
greater benetlt to humanity than the
study of prevention in medicine."/This
country is rich in :institutions which
neck to alleviate,hwnnn ills, and' pri-'
vaTe.bonevolqnce. might well luitft its
attenl int) toward helping those pajUerit
invesilgators in the result 6f whose
labors rest lire iihief hop)' of saving life
in the future.
Wo ho comes rrom Kqw York that
the Tipmiany (lelcgation to the I’enia,
uornllu e.onventibn this year will be
Hie largest over sent to any convention
by the organization. Two thousand
braves will go, and Chief (Jroker will
ho in command, assisted by his ablo
nontenants, Martin Cookrari, tliant
amt Gilroy. Thu 'braves wilt travel in,
three special trains of twelve Pullman
ears each. They have already engag
ed diiO rooiuji In Chicago,ami will open
headquarters lit the Leland hotel sev
eral days before the convention nieetc.
They will go prepared to do the best
political work of their lives in the ffi.
terest of hjenalor *!lili.
That Cooper Climn weei ing was- top
mneh on the i’harisaieni, Imilness
order to be thoroughly iJemoevfttto;
There ia no mmh thing Us lioUness .)h
Xew York tg^ics, nod 1’emacrats
wim want to win will 11ml up fault
with Senatof Hill and ills following
been called to moot on the ikhul of Fob- j for‘hurrying up tho State convention,
rnvry. 'i’tie undue, liaste that lias li.mn The elmiee of a lio.legati
.mad*.: in ealiing;the NwwYprk eonven-
tidn Mid in dicing it for a.dn.t-e that is
delegation to the
national convention vvill have to be
decided by vote:,, and votes that would
rhfpyr uiis<@*onalile' i-, the outgrowth be good next slimmer would .eome in
j ot iht- oght that is on between the two
faction;). Bui Ihis-isXoW York’s light
—not. lieoreias-wntcss we are to im-
dersland thw the winning faction in
that -Ktate is.to at. once .-'bit given the
wad end peruiittcd to dictato to the
ItepiocrMipl tbe balance.of the States,
Why bring this fi'etioiial tight Iie-
twocn the Hillites and. Cltvelandiios
of Xew York into Georgia us the Jour
nal and its morning .'ontemporury,
the Constitution; have done? “Some
Georgia. uewspap''rs,'’ the UnaAi.n
among them, do,cm, believe that cvery-
ihing depends on the nomination of
either Olevelaud or Bill. AVe do nut
think that lire world yv.uilit conic to an
eml right away, or that till- Democrat
ic party would go to the devil either
. Cbs-UKr .vpbnku is doing some
ul '..obV s ■' a mjujber of the M ays
Od ! Means Cotumiltibe. Mr.Hpringer'a
! tn.redupe the tariff art raw' nmte-
j^its. is, good eu> aigh asW as it goes,
aiAVi)! help coma puO)hc, bn:., Mr.
■'I'lii-Ii," tcis contended feX reducing
llbe iaril! ;.:i the finished product as
-y y.e.!!, and ehafrmaikt^pringer t’ks linnt-
!v arree'lto ip, yir. Turner is Aghl .in u „ ... , . ... . ,, , ,
‘ optne whole i.^^wpboth how York-eandnla ea and take. a.
- .mllcv of reducing the tariff. i gtwd tar.lf-refom boural-mo.rey Item,
. v „. ,ier of Tope Leo. OaleA^u : The Journal is in'jptaken it it takes
Ttorte. January It, li-UU, and jus! iu\, | ilic refusal of all Georgia newspapers
.t by ''Archbishop Elder, pi to pur.-m the impolitb-:,dp .ridiculous
1 > .‘.'cinnaOj 'kuttsorizes the Cafholivicourse: that has he-,, adopted by itself
i ;-.;y in regions wher. influenza pre-^aml the Oosiktitutlen, iu their rivalry,
to al,Solve 'the'faithful from' Iastv.. 1 onieaiji.- t !!'ai tlP-se newspapers thiitk :
i g aj.d ribstinenee. The oviler ldnot, it “the ditty of.cvery Democrat tiokeep
" ht he Hipposed,.restricted to rlis fi|sS*joufclf sealed Pu Ure, question of
]L'enD.-u seasi.n.-trat applies ,fctfjVrcsidtt'ntfhl•prelditBade." The Ttermi-
td the Friday and ovbVrfastfj.aba nrtts.of Georgia will ^.heard. from in
giiltf limit ^f 'tiine appears MKksa^!<xst£!R
uponics-eoutin-
Sffi '
Juft as well aud eouut for just' as much
in February, whether they be for Hill
or against him-
at AC UKK v.t (IFOOVn. ’ ’
llrlicm fhr N)t^m to Ho u llnA
(Miefor the 1'doplf.
W.ASHiNovoN, .Feilruaer, 16.—The
house committee on agrlcitltdra -also
continued itx hearings to-jhty. C. AY,
MnOune, uf the Fanners’ Alliance, ad
dressed the committee,in favor of the
nnti-opt ion-bill. “The bill.” ho said,'
‘•did not interfere with the. legitimate
‘futures'dealer,’.only with the dealer,
in' ‘futures’ who undertook to manipu
late the market. Whenever a spenu
lt' tlm Chicago eonverttiui. shonid,dro]i j lator cimld ‘horn* off tlie mill mon he
could control the price of futures,
wo years ago it ipriked as if a Liver-
. • f^inuidt treii
(jite time wit!) refer.,iiiceXo tlte prefer-
^ee that Sx giving the.-AtiahU papers
much tremde’ih. advance. '
pool man had 'got the market where
he wanled it)’ ami for nearly two
months' tspots’-^vere as high’ as
‘futures.’ The rpills came into the
market and then speculator; could',net
SoulroJ tlungv.” In his opinion there
arte* no queslioirhut that the present
system was bad for the producer,' ‘Be
fore 'J,e;crop a- put into liie groun.i
tlic. specuhftc; fixed the prices, ijrfd
went Europe. - AYJteu lie'gpt
haek.he soil! enough “tutors'* to kefip
"si)Ot';sfc)Uon at his price and held , ft:
fheiVfiqim time to time.
Mrs;: J. F. Nelson, returned last
night from Brmmwiok, where she has
been on tv trip with her husband.
Downing is mire to. be, iicre next
week,' und it is oflleinlly stated that
Mrs. Downing will; appear in the role
usually assigned her in tlm play which
they will present.
Mrs. Downing is said to Imye a tnng-
niilnentligure and, in tlie graceful cos
tumes of nnolunt Greece, she is some
thing superb to gaze on.
film is partial lb soft, clinging crepe,
Scarcely ever .wearing anything else
on lhostage; and. Interesting to know,
she drapes 'all hoe own costumes. Tajc-
ing tw o long pieces of crepo she winds
Uiem about her beautiful form, fasten
ing with a graceful knot on tho shoul
der, smoothing out. over the hips, lay
ing with folds iu onC'piace and fasten
ing wills a girdle iu another until,
with her bale, in a sappho knot at the
hack of her head, shb looks like ft Grc-
cian.goddes;; oome to life. 1
' Audleuees, ns a rule, are more en-
thuaiastle over Mrs. Downing than
over tho bombastic Hubert,
A german this evening at IViUing-
llam’s Hull.
.It will surely be a pleasant affair,
for our young people have been nearly
surfeited with rest' this week,ami hail
to-night’s gerjmvn as a welcome break
in tlm nothing to ilo slate.
A movement Is on foot among some
of tho genUomen to have tho Uaneb
open promptly tit 8,h0.
Now, fjiat is fliirely evidence ofeom-
moh sense, and w hen you cousider the
matter for ,a moment, why should it;
not.hc'io? Fashion,Ami not'oonven
ieueii; dictate that suoti evening eu.'-.-r-
taintnents sliail begin, at a late hour,
and people would universally entn-
me.nd the. judgment ofMome ret in the
fashionable world that Would L-iuugu-
ntfe earlier lioprs, AYliy not.Albany?
uho would soo.u And oilier pluoes-fol-
1"W ing lief lead.
Just now the uses of theterms '•'iauy’’'
,ao't “woman’’are being freely wTiiieii
kh 1 spoken of, 'Many, express opin
ion; in favor of the general use of the
good, substantial, old-fashioned term
Of w oman. - V
' T).-) term “lady” lias come to ho np
plied to the female-sex. somewhat m
promiscuously as Dpi, Cap. or Prof,
aba used as titles of honor among gen-
tleturn.
Tho following Verse came to our
sight in a paper a few days since, and
it fits in appropriately at preseut.:
Thu li-'es tody, sliivL-v in a silken attire,
TliOj.] aim fenaftt living and long hoarded hire;
Tito otni-jibcrinal.l lady in garments of white
And-Til.l'unn of soar),)t n);pot.ls tn Ihofilptit;
The blu,:, of plnrhe., the cool: Imiy ghow s, ■
Amt f fls .in the sltlrwnlk wherevor she gore;
WhlV even jhv w net) lady i.r-nmitiy tahats by
fn't, iveveeii Putties tlua dttzslc rho eye,
While the vnnmn t.hoy wait upon goes ,ftbonf
./.- town- . - . “ ; ;.
In ay-inm llitte, t row,, little, totlor-inade jfjwiti
Airs. Pickens .Fob's, Mrs. Charles
Ti’.t and Mrs. Clara AYight left Tor
Columbus, yesterday. They intended
to spend hiit one day in that city .ami
then proceed to Atlanta, where they
will remain to attend the ordination
of Blahop-Elect NelsopJ bn M/ednes-
day uf next week.
Of t ile Hire,: you 1- g ladies .-xpe/'ted
tp-day, Miss YVitLc Tinsley will he en-
tertaiued'at *oO residence of Mr. LAy'.
Yt'^Itere; inh Misses Kelieeoa mil atid
Id^''Ta':t6'hain at" the resiaencen of Sir,
, .SSnvp GiThert. ‘Miss Tinsley and Mies
^il&B.wiilirernaiii only untij Saturday,
■ V/.' > '!-•>•-} ■ A: '"
'- - \'T . ’ ■ <u. ■ » .(in
; Mrs. fi!
' lady of|
open ding
ill leave this-
pWot v in t he
deeded w be
fiayjiinah
tof
ft Ctdltuioi;
mail has
for
fit the
Chronicle.
A young man vrho ftnds. himse|f-oo
kissing terms with two girls iff tile
same house, and presumes to exercise
his psonlatory privileges without get-'
ting the girls apart for Mich blissful
'adijlgence, is too stupid t o ho allowed
to.run at large, and ought lo go to
jail mi general principles;
'Tills is a week of unallayed pleastiro
at Augusta. • • A-
On Tuesday evouing was fit. Yalen-
tine’s ball,. the ball that all Augusta
society looks forward to from one
year to another; on Friday evening
is to be a very swell geriuan,, and the
theatrical attractions through the week-
are such as make one's heart swell
with envy. The best society or At-
iftiila, Macon, Savannah,Colnmhtis and
several Northern cities is represented
bjr'a fow or .more visitors, and it le in-
deed ft’ week of festivity.
VoUtafr Tcrsnnnl,
Mr. Marry Kcodeh, of Macon, wasiu
tha oity yesferday.
Majl Bacon, (if Bnconton, spoilt yuS-
terdaydn Albany.
Mr. V. F. Putney, of llnr<>AW(iy,oame
into Albany on business yesterday,’- ,•
Mr. Charles Livingstone, of Newton,
was seen oti our streets yesterday,'
Mi .AV. IV. Hooks, of Americus,shook
hands,with Albany.friends yesterday.
Mia N. M. Block, of Macon, was in
the city yesterday.
Air. (LAY,, ifaight left yesterday on
a bnSiness trip to Cincinnati
Mr. Eldred Simpkins was (.ailed to
Savannah last night on business.
Mr. T. A,'Clayton, a well known
business mail of Atlanta, paid Albany
a visit yesterday,
Mr. J. Frank, President, of tire.Geor
gia Oottop Seed Oil trust, interviewed
a few business men of Albany yestere
day.
i yjaittw.' ’. ....
longer (but it ought to luivi
Sydvestei*, our ymtngwt
Mumgii'^re pufling
petitr^p
;ylnAof!fltc . .
hiivo been repillhtingrhe Court Holt
whs’ seriopvly hurt wfiib', lifting;
piece of sokiYoiding, on' J-Tiday la'
but wn- improving .when list heitft
from. y
The young people enjoyed ft. pie
'ant sociable' at the reslflenct-Of J,
VVilliitniS, omiMonday night. * ’ ■
Sheriff Cox returned yesterday,.
roaieanied by his mo'll estimable la
from a visit to iiis sister,. Mrs. Ifftudf;
son, nfiur Oeilhi; in Irwin onority,. M’
Henrtei'shn lias been very sick'reer
ly, hut Mr. Cox reports her as ; fntpi
ing When ha left. Mr. Cox came home
sick h^nself, having had a, severe
W/estio With biljiou-' colic. • , .
. .T(idge I’ope, oTAlbany, was in Ism- , ;
heiia, yeslerday, looking after his in
terests.in this caun%, ...I'.
In political matters, considerftblO
mention is heing inade.of Hon. (1, C
Ford for representative in the H
Legislttlure. Mr. Ford ‘ has held
position once before, and Ulied'. e
the satisfaction of life eonstituepts.
.'Sylvester is to liavo a' grist-iqilC,'
Tiffs will bo a great optivetiienoo;.to
our formers, as our nearest mill now te,
ten miles distant, nnd takes nearly a
day’s trip. ’ ...... . “ t ‘ -.A
, Several of our farmok are. pirttiii]
in small erops of rice, together /wj.
few acres in long Btftple ebti:on, a
fieriian in Sumner having agtii
put Up a rice cleauirig nm(shine., ! otii
long cotton gin-roller; if the aerei
planted in these crops will warrant it. sj
A M. SOBT/».
an.
At Ordinary’s Court, yestfli'dt.y,
older was granted to aholish-thht p
of (he Isnbulln and Nashville read
tween the otip titfd. four mUe poll 1
turning it by Sylvester.' l(o jd|fil o
jeotlona werti raised when it wtit; found
In(cr"M(i(fg start JTirurn Uafltawd' train
.11,1.0 Sanrm, 1 ' '
Hard water, makes the best ten.
Lent on toilets are being t hought of,
“Silvery moonlight” is a i|pti‘ng : tint,
AVntered silks' in large waves are
coming. " ■ ' • , .
European nips arc being mapped
out. v ~ •
i’he very rnuoh ,heil shaped Bilk hat
Is ndvam.-ed shape.
The fashionsb!(t ovoroont /its worse
than an Indian blanket. .
A doctor who knows says that. chil
dren who don’t, like fat shouldn’t be
forced to cat it. ’ ■
.Soft pine shavings .front the nearest,
carpenter shop make a curative pil
low for those with coughs.,; -
A kiss may bo born of love, friend
ship, sympathy, maiice or deceit.
Sunshine will mitigate'the, Hooreb
left by a loo-hot-1 roll on a shirt .ft'ont.
One-of the Jalest novelties advertised
is a masttoator. wluoh cuts np chil
dren’s food, preparing it for the.
ntont b.
Patent leather shoes may be lwie’ot-
eiled for a high eooiety function witii
vasnlimi. . . , ,
Peddler t “Beg pardon, tnu’uro. hut.
I tlm agent for DrrFeeders Spifiq'Bit- 1
tors, andT’tn siire'if (he members of
yottr farnl'y would try .them they
■n r/tild .-joou have tlie Hnest apnei ites—”
Lady at Door .Bevuraly):' This, sir is ti
boarding Jiouse.” •
Tlie .doctors say that n man witbj the
grippe cannot do a worse tiling than
lintaelf up with whisky as some
are doing. ■
There is nothing which
Less guano is being hohglit.irt’itji
county this year than in arty .ono’jjji
for ton years past. Many fiyiPerB a
canceling orders already.put/jii wherB ;i 'V;
it Is possible. Tito pauses laf/that they.’ *
don’t see hbw they are to pil/i
it is productive of mnfiy'si
tions’as this, the low pr
’ for It, If
're.s'otu-');
' cotto
will prove a blessing -iW. ij(tqgAj|se..
Another example of the
”go away from homo: tohejlr
news.” None of our peopio 'ip I
section would have ever bef
Worth county white caps if it
been for. the Oonstitutiori eorrj
ent,’ -. . JAVEnn'
a w’AK.trt’onV.
A
Slow IVcuf OcucrdN lioii'isifeut niu
Oiuu© jo ti’Sfcbiin:' u K>uel.
' Col. Ed. Augier, of A tianta,. .a
Washington, a feu days-ugo, and' (
■t Tost rppprter this story'• J’/f
'■•"l heard General Mosby tell A/very
exefftug-story, of as duel, that'-
near being fought by Longst-reef and i?'
ficneralA. P. Ifili duringtlie-Tirgihia |j
campaign;- . • * \ y&ggfqs
Iloshy . says that the Uatlie.'of ’
G'.'iiies'a'mill was iouglii.dad won al-*. ’
most -exclusively, by- TjOfijssireet’s.
Georgia sbldiera.' ,Y jiaper.p'iibljetifcdHil
in Hichmond, called The -Itiplimond®*
Exaniiner,"gavo a* very exi rufeive de.-,
sitripfion of th|.hattle;.butgaYc. ali'tlioft*
credit to General A.'P. Hill,
from whatyvei' standpoint we survey
it, needs more, pitysieally and morally,
titan thorough yentjlatiori.’,
Boitlsu—-Your wife doesn’t look ,a
minute older Don she did ten years
ago. • - i '..,'/' .. 1
1-lieks—According to lier statistic;
she isn’t. " .
tiffs ».v„ in the fight, ..Tho.papor gaV'ev tiie
:» . '-'..J..®. .! (--In/infrin frnnniinl sawvrlM
r . iNo ITm for, ( krifliiiiuiii) ,
‘Prom tlm Pluiatleljihin I?oroi(l.
A small audience greeted Wong
Chin Foo, the Chinese, philosopher, at.
Hortieulturnl Hall, last- night. I The
lecturer endeavored to explain to his
hearers, ‘AYhy I remain a. Heathen."
He stated tlmt-the teachings df the im
moral stories eontaiued in the Bible by
the xaissionaries eansCd considerable
troniile: qniong . the most educated
olasses of China, He said that ; he
oould not aceept as the inspired re
ligion of Cod one of. so ineonsistant a
character as the Christian failhJ'Chin-
ese philosopliyv” lie continued, “is
older tltak yours, and .presents the
same truths in a more perfect man
ner.”. At the ronelnsion of hlalectnre
ho called upop all who desired to aues-
fion liiiu,Ap d^i so.- Several'availed
themselves Of tilt oppoftuiiity to do
Georgia general .and: the'Georgia • sol
dioi's no praise at'-all. Liihg! type.tfa: ■>
adjutant called his ailcofiort-to, jliAyitli ;
ft yehempntiprotest. TlieriponAj'erd all
angered, that after, winning ftucii a. ’
hard -'f.dughtbattlo’they should Bo rob- •
bed of their rightful claim to-, the vie- *
tory, Lougstreet ordert ,1 nisadjutant --"
to reply, to it liV^the, siime.'.'.'pftppiy.'A
wliici. he did. .'Geh.era!'. 1-IJill ui-o.fe to’ :
find out who it was who . iiad"-s|airiped ’
hif/iu'eonnt of.thebaltiiv as false, ' ‘
T • ... , ’<’■ ' ... 1
in whinb T *•(.«,.given, • caused ' Hilf to.'
’aepti a.cb'aile''.g» to I:,(ingstfeet.’[vviilbh ft,
Lee’sc’d war horse was quiokj. (o tie- 1
cept. Everythingyrmsbeing arranged '
for. the fight when General Lee,/board
of it,.‘and riifhed. In ujiont tio ’Sccne
ami coiiinianyied Longstreet ' to ,desist
or he w. iffit seiid him lrbia' th^’ai-my.'jJ
Lor r-Atroet-sa# he aouia.Tiot'vvithd’raw'. '
his acdeptaiitT of the bUaUHpgo Until. ;
the ebf.lleiige v.-as,vvichil!.'a'wn. Iiyiu- .
terference, the' rhaliyiige was yvitii-
drawiv-.and.the rturf declared' off,'':
ftp; and to them ha responl
Bonuy. )
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