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A "lien li n nil ()<*,pa n‘mt. <' tv Itogti In Suminer. Ohio Farmer In The P&iw to Take, ■■"iww^avar I -m^meZcrattraCZ ' •*>!: >." !i " • I • :• [>';!*): l.altJraeting w •V. I ?»«! attention. \Vc have been unable to f«D- ''1&M " ' *' " " A wril/i* jn (li •Ihe following tin tawing hogs, wliit'li is so full of pertinent suggestion*, that we give ii to our readers in full: “The principal diet of hogs in tann in er should bo grass, rich slop, frail • idid vegetables, imd soine conn these, M idi the worms find insects obtained Ip range, are ainjily kh Hie to fit. to sus tain a steady growth until the cool nulumrewcathor sets in, when a diet, of Minad. com, with some slop, should he continue'! until (boy are fat enough for killing, of for mrirkot. This pro cess of taking hogs through the Hum mer applies equally to hogs that have been wintered, or to spring pigs, ex cept the pigs should he ftfil stronger DU account of their more vapid growth, .Summer is the timo to make pork; milking it in winter is much like rim ing % 'boat against wind' and tide; it requires too mueh food to keep up the supply of animal heat If hogs ■have fflenly of in saminor, and ictlrout half tho grain they will oat, 'they will fallen rapidly, and thre'j pounds of pork can be made a <hy in cold tffeatlior with a-hog in a dose pen. 'The grass is cooling aid, loosening, bind Counteracts tliQ fcvorisl. proper- -ties of the grain., . Another inijuud- Unt consideration in favor of such a djei is cost, which in'merely nominal as compared wilJi grain alone. Free UCC'ss to pu re water and good .shade is essentia I to eoutfoVt; and Consequent growth and thrift qf the pig. 'The hogdelighteJn tt edol, damp locality, and is very seusiiive to heat and cold, wild suffers extremely from exposure cltiipjv, ,Jiny uiuisual exorcise will bo fatal td n hog that is fat, on a hot day, if it Ims not free access to water, (logs are not apt to root when there plenty of grass on the ground, but rings in their noses have many great Advantages, and by all means should bo used. They should be allowed to have all the grass tlioy will eat as*ear ly in tho spring ns possible, and elo- vor and timothy, is good for them in winter. Hogs that have run to grass and slop all summer, can be shut up in a pon and fed to advantage six weeks or two mouths, but no longer. A pi£ should never bo allowed to stop i 'grovviug, in, fact, that rule holds good during its entire life. A poor, man- f?y pig is of no value, Close conflne- n’lent in fifth and did. will cheek the growth, however gouorous the feed; bub if starved at the same time, it will bo a mercy to both pig and own er to send thorn to the manure pile. Milk is a very cooling drink, and al most indispensable in raising young pigs. Hut very little corn ami no corn an ial should bo fed to young pigs be fore t hey are four months old. The ofEeote of corn and raw corn meal on young pigs uro these:—-These pigs will Urst he costive; then they will scour; they will rub ngninet every thing (hey Como iu oontact with and rub HuerkuirofT; thior skin will have a reel and drV appearance, A dry, black scurf will begin to form on them, and tho more of t)io com meal that they out. the poorer they will got. The best, thing that can he done for .a pig in tbia.eondifion, is to give him a thorough washing in warm rain water or sour milk. Sour milk is best. Coarse Hour or middUngf from rye or wfibiif^hon jumto into a thin •drinkable slop with milk, is the best feed for young pigs except bread and milk. Bread is good for young pigs bocanso it has been leavened. Food lias to ferment beforo it, will digest, mid if fed lo a young pig beforo fer- juepted, it will overtask hia stomach and spoil him, . Ijettuoo ia gootl'fpr young pigs. It will stop tho scours ■on them. The middlings should be put; with the milk at night, after the feeding has hoon dono, and allowed to bo in the milk through tho night, never allowing the .swill-tub to got quite empty, always leaving a little in the tub for yeast. ^TUo swill should never be allowed to get stale' Hogs or pigs, tyeuted as'here describ ed, will grow to satisfaction, uud prove profitable.” The Western farmers hope for good results from the congressional appropriation of gl0,000 to Uivosti- gnteih© diseases of swine* The so- called Img eholeva causes an estima- 1.0 X G l.STABl, fSUMT). M 1: \ TKRP RISING! RKhfABLBl The Oll6kl&'& SENTINEL CH0N1CLE'& SENTL (E ilaWMicd 1785.) run co.\ sti tv ti o xa list, - (Established 1V00.) TWO PA Pi: its CONSOLI- DATED, March I8, 1877. It TIONALST, (DAILY, TRI-WEEK- I.Y, WEEKLY)—the only morning paper published In the City of Augusta. and the only paper receiving the Telegraphic DIs- ii:Koli<* of the New York Awocfatcd Prcsi. The only mom hi" piper published In Ext ern Georgia and Western Booth Carolina. Offers greater advantages to advert leers than any piper hi the Smith.. The Chronicle A ConMitutionaliat in Democratic in politics, hut pcrfce'.lv inde pendent in its comments upon men and measures. Its opinions upon important mutters nrc fearlessly expur-ved, and reso- luiety maintained. Du'ing the coming Winter, special mmp^euti in. Washing ton* Atlanta, and Columbia, Will keep our rrnders fully Inffittncd of the proceedings of Congress, mid of the r.oiirilniiire of Georgia nnd garni* Carolina. Its Commer cial JJrriVrts are carefully com rilled. nnd K'k numbers to all who have angled for ihem. The Haunti d Hotkj., by W ilkic* Col li:; , the great*'-t living novelist,.<5Cjmm*.*R'<-1 May, 22u, and will he continued through twelve of flft n niiinbcOp of. the AVs.!i.. and will appear in mother American publication. In the publication of these^sto- rieswewiU glvc e;. h , eckas largo ;;n instal ment as the space i our disposal will penait. We shall not doom* readers tho injustice of After otefr twenty years experience in the as many goo<] stories during the course of the year os we shall i>c able to yfmt, CUT THIS ou r r. did YScrUrfs are carefully compiled, and are fun and accurate. Now is the timo to KUh'cribc. Daily, $10" per nnntim; Tri-Wreklv, $5; in nd- Weekly, (a mammoth sheet) $2, cash vance. Each edition sent tree of postage Address, ■** WALSH & WRI^IIT, Managers. W. F. OEFFCKEN, Buggy 3VCa.Ife©x'_ Building and Jtojuriritir/ done fo Order. All work on/rnoted lo me Xro/l/i (ind Promptly executed of pri- tcr lo unit flic time*. Shop.an south east corner Court House Square. Call and see. June 20, ly. JlKMiY P. SMITH, BOOT & SHOEMAKER. a USA t usd ircTiox m vmcm Otdl ami have your Boots and Shoes made to onniiit, nnd thus secure a heller hoot and n better tit tlmnyow can possibly gel by Inlying Northern stock. As my rates are exceedingly low, none need apply without the cash. Henry P. Hmith. je27-*hn. Dulilin (in. Jk- IMIgixl ZESIillecLI By paying high prices f ir cai ringe work. This victim can beresuseitnted and all others saved from a similar fate by calling at WARE’S CARRIAGE SM©P ON TIIE DUBLIN SQUARE. -ted lo>3 0( - t,000,0f»0 a yw to thf* l » farmers of M i'SOiui and IlUnoiaalouc, nnd t hough tho 1-gisloturo of tho for- inor Stnto offered a reward of ?10, BOO for the $*co\ery of a sjwwfic remedy for the disease, no such rom- «dji has ever becu tliscovord. Every branch of the business greatly re duced. Buggies painted and handsomely gilded, for Sloven dollars. Work unequalled in style mid finish by ivjiy country, shop. June 2011' ft RftTTUNG GOOD NEWSPAPER. Ehte Weekly World, OH, Fifty Conts for Six Months, POSTAGE PAID, 1)Y THE YEAR, spotments of the N ami iu fulness, aceur.i rvr.pcet U unequalled. tho latest news of foreign writers, full icji -ports Or the x hi C'lub of the American Institute, and quota- titmsof valuable and Interesting IH'ivriug in tho agricultural weeklies amt mag azines. specialty called, Is n feature wldeli can fouud lu no other pajver. Ail the'resource the cohunnnd of a great metropolitan daily newspaper are employed In its coUocUon. nddlt)uu,to .tlds weekly record, '1'iik Wo glyes the cream of nil the local Grange pa ill every State. This department is, and active members of tho Ortler. t i. For the FtqKsrDK imi*A«TMicrr, in addi tion to it's othef attractions, such ns jmetry, miscellany, huiuorons extracts, etc,,- tT the coming year, there will he uot lcs tlcllon in England and America. hhu the the Unltevl States. For aceuvacy atvu c<*m- i Uve Market reports ttt Tub Wqhm> are unriv«il«l. During 18T8 the WKRKi.y Wohi.d will ce«- taln a ivuianer of Interesting first-class Morins from the th*ns of the best writers of fleliou. Two of this series, “Bagriauovka" auil "Kl ; rcw,vf r /v.n Tin: wom.n, S5 r'ABK now, wnv? V<?ittK: Inchml find r fov Tta Wechiy Woilii for Xuuu: in full, here Pad-Ojjkc, here. C’onnly, here Slate, here Address THE WORLD, 85 pAhii Row,. New Yo«k. Please show this to your neighbor. je 20. St. Professional Cards, J. E. HICKS, -Aub-b’-y ai*b Xja-^7-- —AND— REAL ESTATE AGENT. Mount Vernon, Georgia. jii 20, 1878, ly. K. 0. ROSTICIC, Attorney at Law. AVRIGIITSVILTiF, GA., je 20. 1878, ly. WM. H. WYLIY, Att’y and CounsoRor at Law, SANJ)FRSV1LLU,GA. Will practice in the Courts of the Middle and Oconee Circuits. je 20, ly. JAMES J. CONNER, Attorney at Law, DUBLIN, GEORGIA. je 20, ly. A. F. DALEY,. Attorney at Law, )\RchnTsri'uM ga., ' je20. ly. ^ J. C. Bowkh, " O. Bowkii. BOWEIi & BOWER, A TTOBNEYS A T LA IE IRWINTON, GA. je 27-ly. JAMES E. HIGHTOWER, Attorney at Law, DUBLIN, GEORGIA, ' Office next door lo Dcmmn Post, ' je 20, ly. ' MEllCEll HAYNES, Attorney at Law, D UBLIN, GEO 11G/A. Collections made a specialty. Offlco in Court HofiM?. je 20, ly. Dr. R. II. Hightower. PRACTITIONER OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY, Dublin, Georgia. Culls promptly attended day or night. Of fice next to Hotel.- Room at the residence of James E. Hightower, je 20. ly. Bp.,T. H. .3jgaH , WILT, KESCMK Tins Practice of Medicine From this date. jtmc20 Cm C. MICHIS, M. D., rRACTITIONEI!. Mount -Yornon, Georgia, ! jo 20. ly. ' ' DR. !. H. HARRtSDN. General Practitioner, DUBLIN, GEORGIA. Office at Drug Store. Calls during absence may lie left with E. J Tarplbv. At night ho cart be found at the residence of Airs. Keene. je 20, ly. .). W. FLANDEBS, M. D.> Physiolcn and Accouohour. WRI&RTSVillE, GEORGIA. Calls attended day or night. Oftlco at hi- mudvnee, ^ofO, 1818, ly. DUBLIN DRUG STORE, J±]_ CT. TABPLET, 3?x*o’:r?. HOE BUSINESS; I flatter myself that I know.a litflembaut it, and wish to inform the puliilc^thatl am A T MY OLD STAND On the corner of tho Court House Square, at; to pun base any- aiways on hand a ready to serve all who want to pun base any thing in my liuc. I keep atwa full stock of ALL KINDS OF UQUQRS, AND XCE-COT.D St;- j_iOn.i.s Beer on draught. Alro a fine stock of i'AlMGBOEERIES All of which I offer to sell Cheap fbi? Cash, Give me a trial and be convinced. I am also Agent for the “OLD VALLEY WHISKEY.” ie 20. tlm, - T. P. Sakciiktt. Til DUBLIN POST. I ag»:n announce to the public that I am keepimr constuutlv oir hand a complete, assortment of. DRUGS and MEDICINES ' ' AN s ** ■ -\ r '■ ’ ■ ' ’ Of all kinds. I guarantee all medicines which bear ray own label, as ; those used in filling prescriptions, to be pure and of full strength. —I also deal in— 3?_A.TSisrT ^ycEiDiainsi-ES;, The People’s F^pea* 11 'ill be published every Thursday Morning, IN * - DUBLIN, - - CIA. AT $1.50 Per Year.. . Each numlH-r will contain*a carefully con densed epitome of the news (if the week from all parts of jtlu. 1 world. The selections for family reading will be of (lie highest tone and choicest character. The Agricultural Department Will he filled with matter invaluable lo every farmer and gardener, ~ TLiOogbl X^Te-v^B WILL BE A LEADING FEATURE. Efforts will life made to secure nl least one rjegunir weekly horrespATirteiit In caifi mtlllla district or the Cotmly. Anangoineuts are being made lo secure full reports of local affairs in Johnson mul-Mont gomery counties; The latest Savannah market prices of cot ton, wool, turpentine, etc., with Hie Darien timber market, will be carefully reported each week. All good citizens are respectfully solicited to co-operate with mo in carrying ofit tlie- work so auspiciously inaugurated, of making the Post a grand success. R. L. HECKS,* Editor arid Proprietor; W. J. SCARBROUGH, & GO. BAB BOOM, ID-u/blixL, Geo. 3 Keep always well supplied with Aurora Boer, WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Also a good assortment of Family Groceries, Which tfioy will seli at prices to suit the limes. Give them a call. jc 20,tf. SOMETHING HEW. —o—. Important to Farmers and Gardeners Mr. L. L. Osmtnt, of Cleveland, Tennes see, United States of America, proposes lo send a sample of his Bra Seed Faet. Wheat, fl'lio Wheat of Taos, Single grains measuring i ixcu nr lekotii, free of charge to every subscriber to thisynper ou receipt of a P. O. stamp to pay postage. Agents wanted everywhere to introduce this new variety of wlicar. Address, L. L. Osmknt, Cleveland, Bradley county, Tc-nn., 4t. United States of America. THE NATIONAL HOTEL (Nearly opposite Passenger Depot.) IMiaiOOOD-, G-eorgi.a T he Proprietor feeling thankful for the very liberal patronage he has received for the last ten months, now bogs Jt-avc to say that this FIRST-CLASS IIOTJIL Is in perfect onler in all its arrangement.®, awl the most convenient of any iu the city, being only 100 yards from the Passenger De pot office, where jirc always Attentive Porters to receive Baggage and conduct Passengers to and from the Hptei. I have made such improvements as to ena ble me to accommodate all who may be pleas ed to give us a call. My fare shall be as good as the fare of any houte in the State, and my terms reasonable.' Call and try us." li, O. CORBETT, Proprietor —Such as— ' ' Hunt, Rankin and Lamar’s Preparations Bradlleld's Female Regulator, •• V v.^t . Sihimou’ii Liver Regulator, c '.'^ V t Cougli Biiteam, liv# puis,: And many others, which-nro highly commendahle. PAINTS, OHS, ETC. —A good'stock of— PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, LAMPS, and LAMP GOODS of every kind. Also, STAY8QHERY and WRITING MATERIALS Of every description always on hand. TOILET AETICLES. The Ladies arc especially invited to conto and inspect my stock of Fancy and Toilet Articles, —Consisting of— Colognes, Extracts, *• Lily Whiles, * - - Iluir Oils, Brushes, Combs, -!' - ■> Tooth Brushes, , . .Etc,, TotieijCCO axLdL OXga»qc*s A few of the best brands of CIGARS and TOBACCO always to be found in stock, All goods sold at the lowest prices for . * o j&- s s:. E. J. TARPLEY. jurie20-iJm , •-* J.B,WOLFE, AGENT FOR _ - Scofield’s Iron "Wox*3szs ^ON aEOTOJJL, •\ " t A -. K —BELLS— STEAM MILLS, GBIST MILLS, CAXE MILLS, COTTOXP BESSES, U KETTLES, GINS, . SMALL ENGINES For Gins and Plantations, and all other Machinery. One gin, one horsepower and one press now on hand for sale. Will be pleased to sec any parties desiring to purchase anything In this line. * jD-ofbliin-., - - - • - - - . - Gra^ june20-3m. " • fl JOEL E. PERRY, i DEALER IN Family and Faiicy Groceries, CO Cm Tit Y Pit OD UCE, DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, -AND-— C3-©xLez?aX ZMIex^ola-airLtiis© DUBLIN, GEORGIA Highest market price paid for Wool, Hides, Tallow, Etc. jiiuo 20, 2m. R. M. ARNAU, SciemtiSe Blacksmith, Southeast Corner Public Square. All work done warranted to please or no elia-ge, BUGGY WOIK A SPECIALTY, KEEPS ALWAYS ON HAND A Fine Assortment of Plows, -ALSO- THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED ARNAU SWEEP, <; Which is superior to*nny plow of the kind made iiv this country. With thanks for past favors, we solicit the continuance of tho same, jo 20, ly.