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tbacuntrecteW m«H»grw,d ot the Manx-
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JUftr— eooflw!
£tt»l*r vWMMmr <lne on Bret appear
Mpreeff the edrertiei karat.
The (MbvMhtA AiMrtnrrtera will be rot
tpa-raAdbrea upon the toUuWtng termst
Oja yew, cnshln advamx 31 •
tgf aueUka, <v*li lh advance , Mr-
iTt.u—«. !■ ‘be st H«ri-m a*
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wnres their iwmenae at>w*k <W Uiiii*. larnp
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JbeidJi-thraiiihiuM vu-U, TuH-t e-u* vs
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GKOUIA KA.LKU.W
GEORGIA KAILROAD <» 4
H«t*rinte<MhM>t'B Olli,*,
Auguau, Ga.. Nov. Sth, inn.
ba torn menriug thimie y, the Tth in*t, the
Mk>wlag paaeeugei schedule will be oper-
MO I WEHT Dally
ban A'uriMCe 9 At a tn
Arrive Osmak 11 SO a ni
“ JMBMw-vlll- 4 45 p tn
“ Meron . •45 p m
“ Wa*bingt4>ti 2 io p m
* Athene. Slop rn
" Atlanta. . *43 p in
NO 3 K\BT Daily
Leave Atlanta ......' 7 15 a m
" Athens 915 a tn
• • Washington. ~ lt>«)am
" Man re.... 7re a m
“ Milledgeville 8A» ain
V QmspK.. 1 15 P in
Arrive AxauaMh 3 47 p m
Na cuaaecUon to or from noehlngton on
Mu—< la ya.
Mtorlaesdta3Mteß3datte--beUy, Insspt Sasfay
i., farssb Ipm Lv. Harloni .7 05 aui
Ar. Harlem 34* p m Ar. Augusta 830 ant
MO 3—WEST Daily
Larve An«v*ta 5 30 pm
- <Ja«kk 100 am
ArriveßeMta....... 3 45am
* ■SMMOII*- ..... 11>« ni
< EjilwC • 5 43am
* AMkte*..,. 730 am
* 500 am
. NOX-B fff Dally
- lllatrtC...'. ..OUpra
IJ ..' 1 500 p m
* Mmo ~,t.... .. .700[I IU
T MiHedgmrUto 9 is p m
w KairU ..; !<■ 4> p m
liMMNI 4 io a m
*• ASrurt v . ..., 7ona in
Ko rouiiectloufor Macon on Huudny
Trains X<«*. 1. 3. 3 and * will not atop al
Flaw Watte-*
MCFERB IMPROVED BNEEPERS TO
ATLANTA aud MACON.
ZNMiUiBWhNi E- B DORSEY,
wßMK—ger. Gen. Pare. Agent
Notice to Pa sen# r<*
eOWMENITNti FEBRUARY let, 1881
ahi until Birther -otto'. the pareriigrr tar.
..ver th* (roirgia Railroad mam luiu and
branrbre. will Ire an fidlowa:
Agent'* rate, three rente per mile.
Fnshsrate. four rente per mile.
CMMrau between 5 ami U yearn, ball tin
abne-rate*
MMatum rate, tor any distance. 5 cent*
PnseMiK' t' are hereby nollUcd that It
they hMSIu purahaae ticket* troin the tila
imh Ax<*t*. they will be diarH'tl the tram
‘ < < > M(duchwn are not ticket sellers, and are
s«C Sllewwl t>> accept leea than the train
i ata <4 f>au cents per mile. Thendore. to
serurellM advantage id the reduced rate,
rurrhaes yvur tickets Indore euun mg the
IfaUl.
I ha mw pan v reserves tb* rltfht to champ
ar entirely eamwate these rates, at pleasure
aad without notice
E. K DORSEY. Gw> Pana A«t.
"'ijm ■iTelMet.
Georgia Railroad Co., 1
Offlev Gen. Pnaarnger Asst., .-
Augusta, April stb 1879 )
Chhimencing Monday, 7th ibat.,
thtaeonapanv will aril ONE THOUS
AND MILK TICKETS, good over
math line an I branches, at TWENTY
YTVKDoLLARSeach. Tbeantick
"ets will betaaued to iudividiisla, firms
aad lamihes, but hot IO firms au<l
(am iiva wtubined.
E R. DORSEY,
Gnu Passenger Agent.
MO Mlle Tickets,
Gawnria Railroad Co., |
Ofiee Geo Fnneetirer Agt.
Aoguata, Marcli 2, 1880 '
Conunamcintf this date, thia compa
ny will null El VK HUNDRED MILE
IICKETS, rood over main line and
braaahre, at THIRTEEN 75-100
DOLLAR' 1 each. Three tickets will
be lasoad to individual*, firms or
firuil ea, but aot U> firms and families
eombmed.
E R. DORSEY,
Gen. Passenger Agent.
Don't tall whan yon visit Augusta bi mil
st Wn. Mtilherin'a B.»»t. Htms and Hal
•Uwe. ThHr st««-k is .CmiploU and prices
are as low as the lowest.
Hprcial Orders
P>w plan.wand organa, lor holiday gifts,
are forwarded altniwt dally to G. 0- Itobiu-
A Gl. Augusta. Ga.
fixhusston r**gy*»
COLOGNE. ■
**"T W rta bw uadi rum kam n anro»b.~4
■ . ■"TO Gaaaaa Took, Maa Madina* at
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MSfii an<*hMMNr awr oaa*
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ga~i<aM..d fm.
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M*M'«
r *« . KlblßMlb * C».
. •*l*n H— ■■ «wi irw»M k» ••y P«»‘ •*
•b-HmrVi <m trial Inr Aftevm day*, w*U>
n tMTWIur fra* nt all «n"»-
« 'f»a<a»ruu<», il ootauUrrly aalta!«4-u>a
*T-
M-Rrtdr MX fin AttaMa (Ta. <(r« |n<
£•**• >» waarliaatala crirkarr. riaaawar*
w »M»»ra Un*r»rr fawnra. entfarr. ah«w
•A*. Hath Tia «•»' i.
'* un M.». vaaea Mod toil I acu.
SOCIAL OOSiaxjß*
Tlieee ernnsaa a darting young man
The gtrie say-- he‘s aw.st;
The men say - he*s a beet.
NAw think of hin name, if you caa.
Trade dull.
Too warm to sat
All quite about MteUavllte.
No grana widnwa la Hartem
W ba t has baaime of Ute cone* »
Bain anedrd Maariv every where
Hawiluat an>.rs the baa rad term,
It will soon becamp-modinß time.
To whiten ivory, hail in lima watte
ltem. |la Isasqutataaa turahtenaw.
Fish so- not ro nat at thteemtm*.
Dr Mapdem sleeps In a wheelbarrow
Bathing In the pood is all the go fk>w.
The President I* reported out at danger.
The Rah prmd la now an Assured sneeew.
Tha New TesUmeat tantalus 5157,n00
words
Rlatc TVclt nelghl»>rboo<l is proud of her
tine en.ps,
Stm Fanny Berne- I* visiting retstlves
In Warrenton.
As A Swtmtst, Major BleWart takes the
rag off the bush
A Imila of last year's cotton wa* brought
to tinrn Friday last.
R 'v T H Timmons reports considerable
slcknaaa on his circuit.
Eulsink* la still in this county, although
w.> never hoar from her.
Home of the Unmt cotton lands in the
Htateare in this county.
Gulteau and Dr.Hsndera wore never olaas
mntes as wa* reported
Th- Reading Club entertainment Friday
night wa* quite pleasant.
There is a Him dam acnau the pond now.
No danger of future breaks.
W’« had a pleasant rail last wwk from
Mr. J. W. Brinson of Htellavllle.
Uncle Jack Whittaker refM.rta a wolf In
Boggy Gut swamp, near hl* place
Jack Hussey expect* to move into hl*
neat little cottage by Heptemlwr Ist.
Since our last Issurß <v. G. W. Duvall has
not betel heard from Hope he Is bettor.
Mrs. H. A. Gmk left last week for Athens,
for the benefit of her sick ddld, Clarence.
It is so warm at Forest, that Mijor Neal
tun I an egg to oook tn tits pocket Tweed ny.
Good rain at Frank Whittaker's last wra-k
hut none at Oliver Hardy's, only 5) feet off.
In the nelghlK>rh<*sl of Klokov th» mon
play leap frog and eat grsen watermelon*.
Don't forget t«» attend the Bunday school
celebration at J-lnwood on the 4th August.
Wo«l‘t some friend send ua tha '*dot*"
from Stellsville ‘ Ba«id ua U»e Hews, reader.
Messrs J. C Bradshaw. Oliver Hardy and
F. H Powvll will locate In Harletu next fall
Hart, Wilke*. Tallot, Douglas*. D Kalb
other counties luvu recently voted in fhvor
of no fence.
Parents should prevent their Ixrya frosi
going In bathing in the pond duilng the
beat of the day.
Miss Ida Young, who has been sick for
tha past few days, is, we are glad to learn,
much improved.
There Is a gentleman In Plnctucky about
40 year* of age who Is hardly 4 foot tall. A
sec,.nd Commodore Nutt.
The jovial "light-weight" Jones Gardner
nt Augusta speaks nt buying a lot aud build
ing a residence In Harlem.
We regret to announc the death of Mr,
C. B. Hicks* youngest child, which occurred
<>n Thursday morning Inst,
J. W Keener ha* had lumber hauled and
will soon erect a small store h<Hl*e on the
lot nearly opposite to Dr. Bevens.
It le with pleasure we state that Dr. Ca
sey 1* much letter. He spent last w<»dt out
In tiro oountry, with Dr. McNair and other
friends.
Unless the matter Is referred to the peo
ple for decision, we will publish no further
communication* on the question of prohi
bition or anti prohibition In this county. _
‘ We return thanks for a complimentary
Icket t - th* ninth grand Clncinnsti Indus
trial Exposition, commenctnrf Heptemt-er 7
and closing October 8. Sorry we won't be
ai.le U>attend.
To the ladles: To obtain a fflossy akin,
pour upon a pint of bran sufßetant bUUng
water to cover iu Let It stand until cold
and then bathe the face with It, only pat
ting the skin with a soft towel to dry it.
Home of our lltth- boys sre in the habit of
jumping on the team* as they roll up b<s'r
depot, for • ride, thus endangering their
live*. Our town marshal should bs requir
ed by Council te prevent this, by reporting
them to their psrenta. who slesikl ooospel
their boys U> stop lh<- dangerous practice.
It Is with l>aln we are calted up*® to an
nounce the death o< the wife of Mr. Robert
Keaney which <«eurr*d Thursday night
last. Mr*. R. leave* three children, a devot
ed hnabaod and a large circle of relatives
ami friends to mourn their loss. The young-
MI ohikl thus toft motlnM less is tart a tov
day*old. The ber.-aVwl family have oar
doe peat syaipaihy.
H* hail not called for seven long d«y* and
nights, although there bad been a vacant
chair and a light In the window tor him. So
on- rooming last week, clad in all the bean
tyof youth, ianocanc* and Hu aimer mualln,
she went a shopping Languid I r the y. »•
took down forty-thf*" ptans* of HUmmer
calico sot her eumlnattoo Sweetly *hs
smiled and ooyly Inquired I " Where hare
you been tor a week back T' "Wesk back’ I
ha van t *4 > weak b-*k I it was a Mto what
ailed me." Sh<- Moshed, hongbt a bunch of
| hair pin* and toft Tom Suite) to his sorrow
1 tul reftoetkros.
The present year Is ■ m*thefnaUo*l rtiri
oaity From test to right and from right U
toft it read* the *an>* I 18divided by 1 give*
luttoqsdmt. « divided by 9. and » is
the qmHtoot I! 1»1 to divided by MS. •to
tkequottont. if divided br ». the quotient
at; if umltlpltod by •. the product
contain* iwv>r» 1 and * are »; • and 1 are
». IftbertbeptoondU-dtetbellatei add
ed, Ute sum te 93 if the lUmrea h* added
Urn* 1. 3. M. it will be 13 Jtotehng from
right to left te W and reading fro® *"
right is iff Hr •<«•«*-
p.rteg -tote— •«*
lor «aeh ye*r reared to co»pw*c the ere
tury.
M4*«i4 Mnl'ara.
John McC<**l expert, to sltrnd Lincoln
rqhqi tanrluig
A young tody of Hartwn speaks of her 1
t-eaa as a night blooming seiHte*
The •tovevopof Georgia tael year waa
*»,9M galh«A, worth t1.3t5.3M *8
John H<4>hs hae charge of J. P. Bleak
man's train f th* latter bring quite siek.
Whan Growta.wn beamin* an Incorporat
ed town. Chartoy CMff.wd wua't SMuotate
with any but miiHontirne.
ti *lw»,a ttokha Us heartily to sees fhtok
llpfwvl i>tackM*MUf oarryiug an umbrella to
prote.-t hinatW Khun the sun.
The Rrsl bale tff new ootbin was Hold tn
GAlvretoe on tk-llth tn*t for >«35 John
I‘arr- thiat* he'll nerve there
' Mr.Curry,'* said Mr "If you’ll get
me boots done by Saturday. I’ll h.rover Ito
lnSte«»d to you ’’ "If that's your g*hie. '
*ahl Jack, “you'll never get them.’’
The Hpring and Pond I* * great rreort In
the afternoon fcg our Liter sex. and in vi -w
of this tact Council should take stef>* to
prevent bathing In the pond betw.lu, the
hours of 6and ip. m.
A Brlfflit Flower (Jut Down.
The hntte of conqu» Ing death has invad
ed Uwi happy fatally of Mr. and Mr*. C> B.
Hh-ka. 1 hl* morning at 8 o'clock littl--Ru
ble Henrietta, agvil 3 mouth* and 30 ilnja,
teilervd the calm, serene bliM of heaven.
It I* not tU be Ruppoaed that the life of
this or any tittle child is In vain. It I* stat
<*l that geotoglala often fltel deep down un
der the earth * layer*, a clear, well dertu—l
print of a frail leaf, or the track of a llttto
bb d mad* In the dim «g.» past, These hai q
left iui|*»rLh. b e memorial* of UnMusclva*
on the face of a world from which whuto
aproiee and races ami kingdom* have |*tos
cd away without a record “ The littl-- baby
that died” lien made a wou-lertul im(>n»-
slun on two beerta at least. The empty
Cril* the half-worn garment, the soft lock
of h«ir that few may see, prolong the pain
tilt but prwious memory of lh« angei-vl-l
tor llmi tarried wttti them only a '‘litlla
white,” and stall -d and went to heaVen, bid
ding them amid care and sorrow to foltow
on. The enemy of soul* doubtlaxa lake*
l-e* pleasure In the denth of * child than in
any event His snares are all preveuUal.
That which ho would glmlly hiuko his prey
t* lore ver beyond liis roecti.
Ber<-«v--d i-arenu«, you have watched
Strouml your child fur a grout while, you
have done Whitt you could, now you may
•av:
“Put out the lights,
She will not a--ed them more;
Your work is dime-her loot have gained
The fairer, purer shore.
"P it out t-hn lights.
Fur herlhe morning gleams;
Th- sweetest waking she bus known
To-day upon her b<-aiu».
“Put out the light*.
Hteop on and take your reef;
Blh’ I* the patient watcher now.
And you Ui« soul* distreemxl.
“Pul out Uw light*.
Hti« walk* tb* heavenly way.
And !■■•* than ever yet before
She n—d* your tear* to-day.
"Put out th-lights, *
The aliadow* all are p»»t;
And everlasting glory break.
Upon your child at last.”
Thomas H. Timmons.
Harlem, Ga., July 14th. 1881
Lcgl*latlve.
Over 300 bills are before .the House, and
more to follow.
The galleries <»f the House bloeeom with
tieautn-* every day.
The Legialaliire look a room* from Fri
lls y until yeetenhiy.
There are said to be these or four pros
pective Congros*ruen In the Legtaiature.
Th* "bull dog* of the treasury” hate
made s dead act against luont appropria
tions.
The only three colored meratmr* sin al
ways In their neat*, and always *tientlv-i to
business
Mr. Hhockley of Columbia —A bill to Corn
f-eesaU- oei tain county officer* for extra ser
vices. Loat.
Iteprmentatlve Polhlll ot Jefferson hoe ft
voice of great power, and bo Use* It to say
many good things.
By Mr Shockley of Columbia, a bill to
amend an act to establish a I oard >4 oom
inlMh-na for the c-ainty of Colurable,
A sub-eommilte* of the Senate judiciary
rommlttev, ar* engaged in perfecting the
details of a general rvwi-itratlon bill.
A bill has tM-en introduced submitting to
a vote oi the peig'le of *aeh county the ques
tion of allowing stock to run st large.
A bill has been Introduced to prevent
owifrt)'schrsdooinnils-ksiersfroni teaching
school RefeffTrl to proper committee.
A Id II ha* I men ihlroduttel making the fee
of a sheriff fd executing 3 criminal 825 lu
■tMd of 310 Brad won't object to tide.
Mr Strother of Lincoln -A bill to provide
for tbe eowipeaeation of the Ordinary ol
Lloc<to eour.ty, P*»<**J to third reading.
A bill to he swtlUed an act to allow the
trustee* of the Hoformed Msdteal OniHr
of Georgia to remove said college from
Macon to AUanta Passed.
The Women’* Tempera-re Union have
iwwe-ted a petitionenhfaet long, ami ria.w-
Ing to o* namm, favortag the p«aMg* Os ■
genera! ideal option taw.
AMIlb-ameWd eeetawi 1319 of the arte
reiatfvw Vi the r-iertton ot eainty offlrer* eo
that tte-y may b*eteeted on the saio* day
H » Ui«i- offerer*. >’*a**l to third readtfig
Mr Northern,from U»e sommltte-oh ed
rwdo* qiffwnttted a report which, among
other thing*, recurao3*o'tel the establish- |
meat of * Mi-d aayiura tor Um ootored
children of the State.
One of tb* warmest flghts of tbe ensri-M,
will erne rrier tbe ue-ry bill. Tbe bill to
repeal the uaurv la" of I*W *9l come b»-
for* Ibe linancr o-nimitte* thie week Its
i banrm of passage are said to b* gtaai
A bill to a-tboriM tbe jery erwortaahm
*rs to the reviatoe of the Itate to drop there
from Ibe names of all persona ißdOrtipetent
to serve a* jorero. The committee nepiat
ed a suiwUtute that tbe Nry eommtasionrr.
be rwqtffcvd to drop from th* Hot* th*
os—>c*i of all prewar* vxei—pt frooi tory
duty wb<> apply t" th"" to have their name
<ricfceii from Use li«U Fasecff-
(wfr Bta«.
Joe Yartawwi th. • 4 .Hi* near frwfft.-
Ing tn Ute |saaf on a. I tpfay <•* king uwt.
LitUu Tiw Y-mug is-arty tost Ida life by
jumping «mi lb* car* one mutuiiw last wvwk
W« tears that Llnooin camp-raerilag Mta
boon poatiKM**l tin til the Friday behtik ths
second Humlay In August.
The healed terra ba* cause I Util ilooly
ol August* b> becouK' aupuor that Ut<- toil a
♦taW-Im.' at the same house with him hang
their hats on bi* shoulder blade*.
Bmari girl* now carry spoons In their
pocket* when out walkiiqf with Un lr lovers
Thteenabteepbeui. wtai appnwrhlng an
lev eraaro *al n*. to rtomnrwiy munner:
"You needn’t go to a groat expense. John;
I’ll provide the Bp«uim.’’
From Wnrrcntoii.
Wabbkmton. Ga, July i«h, MSI.
The young latite* of the Warnmton Aud
my think that Ihe AnvgjrrrwxH sligtitw!
them In iH>t nienDoriing thrir mmro
amongst those receiving prises. MImT/.
Mary Burkhalter anu Laura Basee ret el red
th* (wo tlr.t pri»-*.
I wl»h )■<« would *ay that Warren cot in
ty can boast of her Onmtie (Mr. John R.
Spence) bring a member of the bar and an
eloquent a|-e*ker. Roy.
(We had not hear 1 the name* of the lucky
and charming Misaea. elee they Bbould not
have been forgotten—Kp )
COUNTY COKKBHPOMDKNCK
Ai-etnco. Ga , July 13,1881
Coi,. J W.Vkgoskf, Harlem. Ga.:
B-ar l oliHMd and Esteemed Friend-1 »e
--from vour last to»u-- tlml I will prob«Uy go
t• AU o-ta In behalf of ptohil I I u. I h. \U
Isvhi .wke-l by several to do ro. b«ll m-»l
> midtailcally rofu*>*l. If it wo dd i* t to-
OMiv-uienoi you, in the toast, i Would be
glad fur you to correct.
When you get tired »>f the "printer's ilev
ll," eotue out to see u* aud tet us take a
stamixvh-I<wether In the country. Plenty
o' fruit apple*, peaches, etc., and vliler!
Uud-T uiy pro ur.|itl n, I am auro >oi
w uld grow fat, aud W.mkl net*! no taut*
Medicine In * long while.
I am di-llgtited to hear so many ootnpll
ra nl« (Mid our county patxtt ie vnlly.
' Wiehiug you * bum hint auccawa, 1 stu
Your true friend,
B.T. Wilu a Ma,
(Water! grateful indeed to Irimd Wl|
itaniH tor hi* kind invitation io “vomeoif
and take n staiupi'dt- lu tfiti CoUhtr)'," but
tin- dutu-a <»f our offtoe uuulUsi ua tovtir I. •
bora like ugaUay-slavn. Wish it waa lu unr
power to be with you, friend Eb, but the
f.de* ata agklnst us - Eli I
a men lett-kh ruoM riNkrVriXT.
P.WHS»- lot me |>aas a note with that man
hoe>Ni I hart tew Inaote to 808 on* I hav -
inmmy in ray vhs*- to B--t h* has *omn tn
hIH heril that is Big Enough to Pull Dr.
sender* —Il over roluu bin couuty in a Bug
uy. If I had a half load bl trhah he would
ton Fuirth out my load. What In- n,<e* and
what uutiit inen liax F<*gut Would make A
—Marl aim H the hroltw *-Ml*m hate nut
tbuiCriwixl h<-wirtild <>' B-n there lleFore
n« got In that uuii.s watermelon Patch If
y,Ht was to me t that umii hi the rend you
wtHild take Ulin lo Be a mix'd of the new
«t<«iu engine. When that twin | hue d tfcd ‘
iiiaiiM house lie waa Fast asleep so be d d
iKU got anuy to Find* out I><> h» I* the ug
liest man in pln- t'icky la the man that ha*
not sence E ioug'i t > gut uilt of a alioafcr of
rain lie will He our next Pieaklent if old*
jake that bideoolot-u umn d< nto IXO. Him
I In the elnctliSl th* olh r Bunday some igi*
| tokk, him if he did not take up bin inane
I nom* Hualdy woukl set on It he went to
I b>wn tbu other day got on the stf* ■*• car to
I tike a rld«- For thu First time when a m n
fail over hie steam boat what he call* bl
Foot tl-o ni <n llx-kert at him ami *oid y- u
gut a goal Foundation It would B• a great
acromruodiitlou to th* Public if you was to
Put that Foot umler h Mist tie is Hie Boy
that went to town and fell hred Ftuun*' In ti
*.su.-*r Bari 11 ami ho InM take me < ut. the
man was taping him with tb* stdngi*.
Jap.
riXHTI'CHT tTSMM.
In till* artftlon marrying will be all th* gi>
next winter
Corn lias suffered a illtle for rain but cot
ton lias not.
The farmer* In Pinetuchy bar* woiked
their crop* welL
Crop* in this eectlon are looking well -a
groat <te*l better than tn lie l year* p*at.
Mr. John Cagley Is sal I to have Uw- beef
held of corn lu Pinetucky; there are ten oi
twelve acre* of It.
Ml** Mary F. Bryant hit* picked five
leislrel* of brlar-terrire and wbortluberriea
l this season. Beat thia if you can.
Mr*. J. W. DUitens ami family have come
! out to sjieiirl a few week* with her fath>-r, a«
h*i health was failing In Augusta. Rhe I*
now Improving.
Mrs. Martha Hensley left here last Fri-
I day morning for Atlanta, to apeu-l a few
month* WIU 1 her itaughter. M's hope sbe
will have a nice lime.
Watermelon* are plentiful everywhere,
MX) We ran ret xml be mefry. but uot Lire
kind of merry Geaxwal lixarttia sprite of at
Berkrha a few years ago wtaHduday setxx-l
| ptenle.
Mr. J. A. P started to *en lire swartitnart
a little wlilk- beak, on Matuniay evening. ’
but hr got loal and eleto In th* *™ki until
Hundsv m<>iuing. ami then b«fk a new star t.
I auppoee he gut there at last.
Mosers. Mike and Dan UUk rontlnur
iiaubng peaches to town- -they raaliae from
three to alt dollar* a busftri. Ibail largo
ori-tiard yteide them a hgngerxp* fmrwne
Fnen their fruit, rxitetoea slid sutall gfabl
they mas* a hamtaum* living.
Thetx'rs In Ftnepuckr ore «4M against
, tbe-o tomw quretkai. Ifsveiy place waa
j l*» Ud* tbe que-ikai wowtd never come be
■ fnve tb* people again Tbe right way ia Uw
beat and wo bare had the right Way a long
Unto, aud wsaUll talk tor it.
I thank God that the great AL-xamter H
tjtaphena ba* bera permitted to PVt-live Ute
irfwt of ata g narallim and riair-j Harto-n
aad thaia few of «Mr FlneUMiy *xrys h-ve
area and hoard him ihdl vsr bl* great speech
i oa wloratkai, tbe *uM Irapurtaut subject
lin our lend. bnaMUßtwr It, aad Uls ummi It
came frovn
Ibeaiagtag *4 Mr. ♦. H. I4U4** taet
Haaday evening wiw enjoys I by all in at
t.-miauce. I wwo -
W. J. POLLARD,
Ko3. 7;U anil REYNoI.US NTREET, AUGtrfTA, GA.,
Cotten Futot aad QQOUdssia*
AND DEALER *
MACIIIXFUtYOF
Al*o Dtatoa'a Clrctdar Nhwa. Bulkier and heather Bwlting, btaasa Ft**, WfIMrdKHHKMR
Gauge*, t’omwciton*. Ou Cup*: Pop. Globe and Uhto-k Valve* floswandh WkMHfre*;
str. together with ever)’ arth to of steartl and water fittings, ffMMMM•*
General Agent for Talbott * Bota.
Talbotts Agricultural Kuginr* on »heels, PortaU* Koffi-W top Akh, Kffr*
tionsty Engines, Tubnbir and Ln-ocaoilt* Mollers, Toridhe W«t* Wbael»,
Corn and Wheat Milla, Saw Milla, Shaft in*, Pulley* Fl-xa*, IfaaMtM KM
Patent Spark Arrester*,
Watertown SV am Engine OMfiay
Water own ngrtriiltnrnl rnßlnaa on wheels, portable MgiMe «■ akfais, 4«irt
engines for small Ithildin#*. Vertical engine*, stationary *M| MM
wiibont cm off, rwinrn tubular bollen with two Mum, lowomwOm amt *W*
tieul boilers, saw mills, etts
C. A G COOPER A CO.
Coopersm-lLpreptliing (traction) en*ine*. farm agtfotltanU W*i*M Ml
wheel*, pot lubls engines on xkiihi, «tation«ry angina*, IconffAoUM aad ffM
turn tubular Imilor*, corn and wheat mill, portable mill teftb |M*MWe Ml
attached, smut macblliea, duslL a* wlieat separators aad oM aad *M*rf M*
tractor) saw mill*, double anil single,
J w CARDWELL and COKPAKT.
Cardwell wheat Uire-hcr*, aepiraiom ahd cleaner*’,
er*, hrdraiilio cotton nreaaevt horse powers, mourned asad da**) peMt
corn slieller* anil f*<-d cutter*
jmistu lunmi a iiß EHiisn. num ift ’
Hoaprr* and binder*, reaper* ami m mere combined, single Madqffa, may
er* and ntuwerr, cnltivatnra and grain *oWer*.
FAIRBANKS A CO.
Fairbanks tdnntiard otiales, all sites -ml pat terne. A’Ana Mah 4Nwer*
Manufacturer of the following tiMchiMet
’ Nehl.tt A GtMxlricli Improretl IXL COTTON GIN, ReM*a paNM auto*
i (unite power stut-iv pre** (eteam or water power). Hnaitb'a hapffeewd InfrA
|mWet cbtloti and Ini)’ pre**, o<>tt -u gin feeder, coitoe owndetoeM, afffr Tie-
> ttki i feed cnitef. av’- Engine*, i otton Gio*, e4*. repMrti ta»« (MM**
luatilikr manner. JM Sai* Old er* anlmiied and promptl? MMaMe4«
For fnr'ber natllcular*, drCUluf*, general information, eio, epedy In
1-ih WJ.TOUID.
S’LF-FEEDING EOfflf -ffl
I
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PRONOUNCED BY COMPETENT JUDGES TO EE
VMS I
FULL SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Oft NO SALE! I
Rt's.l whst Mr. WAtTkH Htvrrr write* ual K Wx—ekfrut. UA_ Jtt-e 1, MM,
Mte*iih WAHitKN. Wxr.i.Af k A Ct>.: <>kkt-«--TiH'
turn I* a rrurwrat <*t'i»»! 1 u-sb-d it with thrro other rti»i-elas* (Mn*, suci gmeMt A
I i-stet tties-t nu-uiier<-<i *iml whiiutel L> n (>iriHiil*Kloii Hriiee Hi rtmF eftwi
th»m U> write eic which wa* the best ginned. Tiiny d)>l *t>, ate I Ham, eaate
For drcuMr*, With planter*’ e*itilto*t**> Mppty to ** * •
Wallßcp i ( rtsMOHt tieiieral AgeMR, AtaM*.
, .SiK-ccaonr* to Whm-n, Wallaro A On.) COTTdM «S2S.
THE GULLETT GIN WORKS,
». utoiehs mimiMKim.u.
f MannLctnra the IMPROVED LIGHT DRAFT GULLETT GtN. «■<
II O(»i<‘M 1 *<»!•( Xjovob*
FOR COTTON AND HAY. PAW.
Agent* for th* BtktMAtiti Engine, the finest farm inffine ever aoM ia GeeeMM «a
i akids, m<Hinte<l or tractlot,.
The Hkixwelt Hnglnc, U-turn Tubular Boiler, on akld* or i titketefT. TIM WMF
docs not Hi raw eparke and naiinot Im exploded by tow water I eta* 4 to • Maae *M*>
Complete outfit* of Engines and Mew Mitts, UtuvtuAled ill price Kaaff Mr M*SM
BECOND HAND ENGINE
Keveral Heron-1 Hand glne*. In GOGD ORDEK, M sale boW, COtTOfc gCtKWt
for Hand. Hor*.- Water or HLara Power. wvmwww
()«>t*in n«w Gulh-tt Gin Circular tmfore htivlng and learn what MMM itaafrre aaS
planters say nlaiut it. Old Gin* should be repaired at nous.
a BBO„
FOUNDBY’ & MACHINE WORKS,
NOS 010, 01? aud 019 KOt LOCK STREET,
A.iiutiimim, CJfti
TO ot’R PATRONH: Our Frimdry and M*< hlita Works, wbieff 3m M
My by lire, have l«wi n-inil|t enlarge I Mini fnrnlahed with new Unfa. W*
nips AND BlllHH < Wn.N’OH AND MACHIN El Y of all itatertpttaoa. aaff al MaaS
aid-- iirii-e* and of tin- lirnt qiialllv Price* will Im- ghen of onytMßg yew MWF wwi b*
l-ttlng us know What you ihhxl. If you in nd nw-tl sent to Unit pksss to
MUI or Engine write u*.
B. A COm
Harlem, G-a..
BF7t LF.AVh TO INFORM THE TRADING PUBLIC THAT TIaEY BAtt A ttftX
awl hue tot of
•GIKX’EIUES
sh odd 11 loti tziildt above altewlv large Strick, w* Hat* a ROD A FtM'MT, wMA *..•
unatantly furnishing lie me who wiali nte\ ouoi, Hummer ftruMM, SiAan Mff&3 te
t>gfr« u* a rail. We hive also a line lot of
lai’ll I'Wltlllq
Which we offer at priros tn salt the time.. Thanklag the putkfc tor theft Mat
•ge ge respeet/iilly solicit « amuuiiaooe ot th« Mwne, hoping at *ll t4*M to MgMthafr
outifldencH by good, honest, fair and stjuar* dealing
I fflPlE OP COLUMBIA COUNT!
Let it be Known Throughout Your Coast?. tM
Peter Keeias
Ntill kH>p* tbs lra-1 in AUGUSTA in all Lbal ftoHtlHa ia FINE, Haad
made SIiOES aod RfkJTS, and everyUma* -to* kepi ia a ftw3 alaM Shaw
ilouae Mff’Fair and honorable dealing II bi* end aud
MT BROAD Strrfft, oppose ike ilbu.ruenk, AUGUSTA, GA*
•l-J PEfTft KEENAN, Agaat.