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~ gedartown will soon have a new
~ gipiseopal church house.
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~ Itis said that Mr. J. H. Newton,
of Athens, Ga., is the largest land
owner in the State.
The farmers of Cglethorpe coun
ty are making ready for the “no
fence” law. ‘ ‘
Mr. Hustus Studstill, who lives
near Quitman, Ga., was rwt;:xtly!
burtied to deati. ‘
There were 211 failures in the
United States last week, and six of
that number were in Georgia.
Clinch county has adopted ihe
~ new rond law.
~ Anuiston, Al will soon have @
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daily papet.
Newhili, N. €, claints to hav
had a red rain recentls,
Ovegon has 00077 schioo! child
ren.
Since letter postage has betn re
“ duced to two cents, postal carc
writing Lg beeit much loss.
" Johtt Kelley is a candidate for
the twayorshin o New York aty.
New York State claiins about
5,000 Chinese.
' Many ot the sheep of Lalifornia
* have been killed by the severe cold
weather.
Mrs. Harvey, who lives nea
Opelika, Ala, killed her sister, Mrs.
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Hughes, this week, by plunging @
kmfe into her heart. After Mre
Harygy did the stabbing she set
in on a little son of Mrs. Hughes
" and used him up vretty badly,
Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Harve)
guarrelled thout aO. The mur
fleress is now in jail, :
14,500 letteis zo to the dead lel”
Lo gffice every day.
191 eotton factories ave being
piectod 10 the Southern States
hoiv. '
The defaulting ex-Treasurer of
Tennessee died on the 29th ult., at
'-».Ms%na.‘, .
In two years the value of agricul
tural prb‘ii‘.?'&s has increabed uvef
$214,000,000.
Austin, Texas, has a new daily
newspaper, with a capital of $lO,-
000.
Phe Btate of To¥%4 ha a vrohibi
tion law now.
Harrison Williams was hanged
it Corsicana, Texas, last Friday.
for killing hiz sister-in-law.
.s Denison, Texas, has a popula-
Lot o 1 10,000.
A negro man at Birmingham
Ala, carried his little child in the
rain, when it had the meascls, till
it dicd,
‘ LaWkehieTille Ga.
Saturdav sfternoon a Mr. Up
thurch, of this county, cndeavor
bd to ernss Bnd Land #¥eckswhich
at the time was deep and swift. He
ligd his wife and four children
i\"itii him. Almost as soonas he
had gotten at the ed; e of the water
the s#ift curfent histed the horse’s
heifl inwh the srvek, The wagon
bed Ht the g 0 IE Lo was remno ot
frofil the franie of t¥ wagon and
turned dvdr: throwird inke the tur
bulent waberd th¥ whole family.
The 'Hné'ibzmd Eavtd three of his
Chitdtat ot his wife, who dived
~into thi fhiging watérs twicd for the
fourt chitd, which went wildet the
water and was Yogt and Hasg not
lheen sccn_fi"ii'é, thottgh the ercek
has bEen magg{id for ihilds: The
horse and wagdn wore hurlod down
th# entreitt two hiltndred yhrds el
tiigfit 16 dn instant, but finally the
hofde Hbehied the WP, The cur-
C borit ¥ud so BHIfL that it tore the
Eho® B 3 the ladies feet, and yet
the tulbihd theigt thErt would
~be nd difffeailty W erosing.—Chr,
Gomitation: %
2%13&35{&,&?”(1, 5.k Wl 619 a
brange fory; in whict! & young
.@St Saterddy Bir.
_gofiatharl Curley; who lived 8n thie
" Aestorth rod, about 5 milc§ from
| Dty d Mok, nd at night
Gilgagedin & Mpee. Everything
e s B ot ost was liea
‘L‘alld" ayoung lady, Miss Henrictta ‘
Butler, daughter of Mr. Marion
Butler, fell with a seream, hnvingf
been ghot through the right leg
and having the Jest one g.azed by
the ball. The ball entered the vight
leg just below the knee and ranged
around the bone and came out on
the other side and grazing the left
leg struck the wall of the house, Tt
is supposed that one of the dancers
had the *pistol in his pocket, and
that by some means it was acciden
ially discharged. The wounds while
painful, are not regavded as dan
zgevous. Itis not known in whose
poseession the pistol was when
it was discharzed. The owner was
ashame Ito acknowledge it, and
should have been.—Atlanta Con
stitution.
George Valentine, a colored
‘mun, fitled himself up with whis
key on last Monday until he be
‘came stupid and helpless and was
}putin the callaboose about dark.
He, was well covered with
blankets and was duly protected
from the cold. On Tuesday mor
ning he was’taken out in a dying
condition and wis Jearsied to the
council chiwubes where he Lreath
ed hig last in a few minutes. Cor
oner W. K. Boot held jan jinquest
and after a patient hearing of the
evidence and a medical examina
tion,a verdict was rendered that
Vilentine came to hig deat of con
zestion cf the brain, superinduced
by drinking whiskey to cxcess.
For two hours after his death his
body wae lmp, free from 01l stiff
neks, showing fully that he was not
frozen As the whiskey died in Val
sutine, Lie died, which should bea
fearful warning to those of Lis race
who drink to excess. No man has
aver yet succceded in whipyping
whiskey. Sooner or later it downs
its vietim.—Marietta Journal.
Branch, Paultiig Connty.
Eprror Baxyer:—Nothing but
he alternate cold and incessant
rein can claim the attention of
farmers at present. They have
heen busy for the few werks pasts
when they could do any. thing at
all, sowing oats, reelacing those
that were killead by tho! lanuery
freeze, and fidding move to their a
reage. It is feaved¥ihat the oats
thét were up, or in the spriut; were
} ininred by the recent cold.
March is winding us sharply. We
hinve had two northwest gales re
;ently—one of which on last Satur
day, hrovight with it a heavy fall of
snow. Neither gale did aay dam
aze, excep blowing down a sow
irees and fences,
The Hxcelsior Bivh Sehool, near
his place;is in a flourishing con
lition, Ifthe patrons could see
“he impariatice of regular atten
lanee, this Woild® éßgn be one of
the leading s(% of the coun-
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| Ebtror BasNgr :—-1 see in your
E:)llpcr an article written by Mr. J:
3. A, who says some malicious
sp-x'n'.°oll has been trying to injure
ti 22 plate called Wacovilie by hav
ing the (iost office discontinaed. T
was the dite who recommended the
olfiee 4t Wiacoville discontinued.
[ niad daude some one to think
that I atil i@ éncmy to Wacoville.
I wish Waecoville well, and
done crérything readotable to get
«yme dne to take the Gifice,
In the first place, Mr. Shelnutt
rosigied; and I 4aß Lalled upon to
end the natht 8f foille responsible
~ersoh Who ¥ould ke the office.
[ sas Mr., &: 4Ha he told mid he had
triedt t 8 gt some olie to take the
o iice aid Edtild noti I atlast got
Nr. Meßurndutf to agree to take
the difict; dnd ?!ofmfc' his dommis
sion camd 1 rbfighed. I was
alled upoid 10 ferid anotlicr name
tor feconmithid the dffice discon
vinued: I derit word to Wheoville
ahout the pFopdselt postmaster
rosignation, and I dut the ndws
‘rom Mri 8. oddin that no one
would talee #t; U§ it did not puy
amply for ény olé to be troubled
with 14 thdt bé wablted ule to to
sorfthivg, @8 Wd fas gettihg tired
of waiting for sondetHifio to he dohe.
Kuoowirdg tHat after July 1, 1884,
that t¥d iHute by Wacoville would
be stupped, and knowing of no
othet Ihute Mg dniticipated, Ij
recommenddd the dfftee discon
iittued, with f}p}', Medt of febling to
the eitizeis of WM e andficin- 1
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BREMEN,
Evrfor Basyer:—l send you
some blanks for S\md{tfj‘-gnhoo] re
ports, which you will please dis
tribute to the superintendents of
the county, who will make out re
ports and bring or send them to our
third Quarterly Meeting of the
Haralson county Sunday-school
Association, to be held at Buchan
an on the second Saturday in
April. We meet there so as to elect
a delegate to the State Asszociation,
to be held in Columbus on the 23d.
24th and 25th of April. You will
no doubt be pleased to give it pul -
licity, 80 we can have a full turn
out at Buchanan. Our Sunday
school at Bremen is getting up
some interest. Prof. Craven is
quite an accesgion, and Sister I. J+
Price also. She teaches the most
important clagg==the little ones.
J. W. P'ilee was clected council
man in place of D. M. Mcßurnett,
and ag thete was o petitipn of the
citizens before eotitieil asking that
no more licetise be issued to seli
ardent spirits, the eouncil put the
license to $3,000. One bar-room
has c¢loged already. Mr. Holeombe
bought out Mr. Boatright’s livery
stable. In a short time thery will
be but one bat-#foom in place of the
foutr existing heretoyfore. The Mar
shal will not be kept busy. Wash
Lov¥orn id improving and has his
ninth heir
Rev. R. H. Watere, of the Metho
dist Epscopal Church, will preacli
first Sunday.
Rev. F. P. Lingford, of the
Methodist Episcopal Chureh South,
will preach third Sunday, 4t 3
o’clock p. m.
Revi R. N. Moody, of the Chiis
tian, will preach second Punday at
11 o’¢lock a. m. : ‘
Sunday-school at 2 p. m. every
Sunday, Dr. C. W, Pdrker, superin
tendent: @ Walk.
, OBITUARY: \
Died; of pucrperal (‘on‘vuhinn:;i
Mrs. Amanda Green, wife, or John
Green, and diughtes pf Joseph
Entreltin, on Sunday night, the 3d
alt. _ e
~ Beldom sindded does jt become
my duty to “;,_"x AWt s
paintul to record. ‘Amanda was
my school girl, bright, apt and
dutiful, affording me pleasure in
her recitations. Boarding as we
lid ons whole year in the family.
of course we knew much 8f them.
The intimacey of thé family eaused
me to be called on to marry Re.
becew; Raster and Amanda, and
terwardd 1 baptized Amanda.
Reared in the lap of religion, her
father’s house,the preacher’s home, 1
| it wag almost natural for her to ln-1
a Chrigtian. She married a good
‘man, a Christian; and doubless,
the young couple enjoyed religion
together. But ah! sad thotght!
Just as their happiness wos about
mellow into maternal and paternal
joy, the iron gripe of death tore
from dic fond embrdee of this
young and happy husband, his be
loved Amanda and blighted the
fond hope of immediate futnre hap
piness. How true it is, that in the |
midst of life e #l¢ in death! Oh,
tnank God for His grace in these
dark hours ! May this sore bercave
ment be sanctified to the good ol
John. God bless yoth dc,;é John.
My hceart bleeds with yours; 7
sympathize with you. And in
their declining days may these
good dld parents, Uncle Joe and
Aunt Renie, look afloat sos conso
lation, and be braced with the
pleaging thifught; “We'll meet be
yond the river,” “Beyond the pun
set’s radient glow, there is & bright
er world I know#,” Oh, that Ben,
Frank, Rcliecca; Raster and Bis,
and 2l the ddar ones, may find the
balm of fGiliod! And all of hs who
loved Atidanda, whom to know was
to love; He ready to Hect above,
Sleep on; Kmanda, sweet he thy rest;
We feel assured thou art with the
‘ hlegsen !
: E: W. Parkrn,
Her fofmiet Teacher and Pastor.
Catrell Cowdty Times and Free
Presty; Newpnnt Herald, and Pike
County Nevts, please copy.
Thie Ehculd lis#e Yeen publidhed
some thiie igo.—F B,
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ABl s Toadledt #O6OI havihy bln
purlifined by some duvide Sy e hds
Vertéids thitt if he will rétim it, i wil
give him the eoiitents and no qt‘u’hti(ffi’i
| A MOTHEMS AFFECTION,
Mothers live for their children, make
self-sacrifices for them and manifest
their tenderhess and love €o freely, that
the name mother is the sweetest in hn
man langnage. And vet sons, vouthful
and aged, know but little of the anxiety,
and nights of sleeplessness and painful
golicitude which their mothers have
spent over their thoughtless wayward
ness. Those loving hearts go down o
their graves with their hours of seeret ag
ony untold, As the wmother watches by
night, or prayr in the privacy of her clos
ety she weighs well the words she ad
dress to her gon in order to lead him {o
manhood of honor and usefulness. She
will not tell him all the griefs and deadly
fears which beset her soul. She warne
him with trembling, lest she say over
much, She tries so charm hinm with cheer
v loyve while her heart is hieeding, N
worthy orsuceessful man ever vet knew
the breadth and depth of obligation
which he is tnder to the moiber whe
auid. d hig steps at the timé when his
character for virtue and pnrity 8o nar
rowly balances agrinst 4 course of vice
and ignominy. :
GOOD HUMOR.
Good hunior is the cleéar blue sky of the
soul, on which every star of talent will
shine more ¢learly, and the snn ol geni
us encounter no ¥apors in his passage.
"Tis the mogt exquisite beauty of a fine
face; a redeeming grace a homely one.
It is like the green in the landscape,
hormenizing with every color, mellow
‘ ing the glovies of the bright, and soften
ing the hue of the davk; like flute in a
ull concert instruments, a sound not ad
first discovered by the ear, and yet fiil
ing up the breaks in the concord with its
deep melody,
WHAT HE SAID.
Bob Brown, did yon say tha my father
had not as much sense as Billy Smith’s
little yellow dog?
“No; I never said any such thing: 1
never said that your fatker had hot as
much sense ay Billy Rmith’s yellow dog.
AT ¢versad that Billy Smith’s Jittie
yvellow dog had meré gense then yonr fa
ther; that’s all I ever gaid.”’
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