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The Democrat Downed ’Em.
•' The press report announcing the
. passage of - the adjournment resplu*
tion by the Senate, says:
The adjournment resolution came
finally from the republican Senate, as
the democratic House had hoped it
• would. To be sure the amendment
• providing lor a final adjournment on
Saturday was offered by a democrat,
and a majority of the republicans
voted against it, while a majority of
• „ the democrats voted for it, but th
recess resolution which Mr. Allison
brought forward on behalf of the
republicans and which as amended
was adopted, was tantamount to a
proposition lor final adjournment.
It would have left oniy twelve work
ing days between Saturday and the
.first Monday in December, wheh
congress will assemble for the second
session. The democrats refused to
participate in the attempt to humbug
the public. Finding that they would
not consent to it, the republicans
Tfmriiinn’tf Tftngliurw*.
Peru, Tnd., Oct. 18.—It is. estima
ted ihat fiilly 40,000 people were in
town during the morning, many of
whom led before the meetings of the
aftcrooon, at which lime there were
pr. l a .{$i£o,000 people in tee city.
While thu crovd wa? not so great as
at ^htlbyviilo, it was much stronger-
lunged, atd gave Judge Thurman a
royal welcome. The judge rpokc as
follows:
My Friend—I eaanot express the
pleasure that I have enjoyed or. the
cccifJ-n (f this trip. Everywhere
have b‘sn 1 i;uv met. with the
? and uic'-t e rdial re;opu m, and
th:r proof of your h-: pi-
to-day i
tali:'
friends
glad td
cratic
called
The democrats in both ho
leel very happy over the result,
comes out just as they hoped
just as they worked to bring it out.
tariff
time have compelled the republicans
to admit that both should be d
Simultaneously with the adoption
of the adjournment resolution by the
Senate, Clerk Talbott, of the
analysis of the Senate tariff
showing that its tariff
: than5,000,
• Mr.' hjcVtiUin
fptWitout, in :
.indn
I am clad,
, to he with ytu to-day. I
wi»a^ that z a: in t he
:iUfO that I have never sc-ei
n all my life. [Arp-su J f].
NO FEARS FOR I MU ANA.
i glad to knew that India:
c.iYzi
bill. Nothing nn
be done in either House. The few-
left, arc slipping away, and by Sat
urday at i o'clock there will hardly
be a corporal's guard in either house.
the fact that if they give the vptc
this noble old state to Grover Cleveland
hi* electi-.m ii ass.urrd. I may
that I have r.o f#-ars or. that ace unt.
eve frrtn what I have heard, from
I have r. m, and from whit -ny
fri.ndr—in whc.v w.rd; I l av ; the
UiUKst r*lijncc—have told me, and in
r f the iscVe history ' f the iW.c-
racy in Ir:.liana. 11 : will d-> ri.i.ir
full duty yr.r : ;.v-j . r. v
l_(*rea: arphri-V* a car d.>
it, and 1 believe tin* yw vili 'b- i .
Ill >i;anMNo nt.-y y^vm.'
No v. y fry: ■>; 7 & u -1 f-r,' k to
l have b; a
fug a’l i!. : w.-k ...1 I hdV : :o
;p ak cv ry i.-.yand < •;* . i v f.oni i.'-w
UD'il the week ."li.ail c>A I 1 ,v:
thevclV rc hu Vn-i my •*•»!,:c : c. that
I maj n-v >pr.A: *b..‘o ;v.d .-•••
eir f ri ad ■- •( u-y.it.> what <ur
poi: u a! • • .‘.re -.vio;, I
am po'-r <\er : <-i.l ;i a:. W oil,
ll). y f -y i> i:: .•. i j Mv-- hi i. ; s
C.J lot ill I I «to idJ vy.rt
that i-. I.a 1 if n «\ r:; : d o'd
Property and Education.
Bishop Duncan is quoted as say
ing: “I think I can say without hes
itancy, that to 75 per cent, o! the
children to wKfcm parents leave
properly, the legacy is a positive
curse. Put it -in that boy’s, that
girl's head, that they have something
e sheriff cannot take from them,
and it you put them on a barren
island they can make a support.”
Tiiese are strong words, and wor
thy ot thoughtful consideration, as
all noble-hearted parents are desirous
to do the best possible foi their chil
dren. Wc cannot say to what ex
tent our readers will endorse Bishop
Duncan’s statement about property
a children. Our own observa
tion along this line is rather limited*
We know' some persons to whom
inherited property was very helpful,
or seemed to be, and on the other
hand, our observation during the
twenty years past calls to mind the
names of many persons to whom we
fill. In & them were fostered the spirit
of pride, extra vaganacc and depen
dence before and after getting the
control and possession of their in
herited property. They felt them-
selves better than their equals. Ig
norant of the real worth of money
they are not happy unl-
Fignriug oat (ne Rcsnlf.
The student of politics finds unlim
ited figures of past elections to guide
b'm Fjc s ia tbe present canvass are
hard t>; <>. t. su> claims are conflicting.
Trs*.* d<-uV»ul states are New York,
Canoe*!cu r , Michigan, Indiana and
California. We do not ocsider New
Jersey ia ibis lis*. New Jersey has
npv* r ; u' or.ee been carried by tbe re-
pnbUv*au*» in a prudential election. In
1800 her rbctoral vote was split be
tween LhcJn and Douglass. In 1864
McCirilao carried the state; in 1868
Bt-ynmur w.m it; in 1872 Grant carried
over Grcely; iu 1S76 Tild- r; in 1S£0
I1»CC e^, and in 1884 Cl* v.land car-
ibe* electoral vote of New Jer-
In N w York the si*nation is diffi-
't to d cipher. Republicans in inte-
jt N . w York claim the Gatfidd ma-
_ nitits if 1880. They dvckre tlat
the tariff question lias forced away
demicri’ic support; that Hill
popular with lbs people th:
bnfl, and in some districts w -
Hill’*nil li.rri-oo Ciolu. The
pnsiJcnt in Now Yo:k City will
decide the issu, in 0 »t «siV; cl it is
be hoped in the inurest of
critic UDitj that tbe T.
Are making a specialty of
BSTITT & HBO.’S
My Poor Back!
That’s the cctr.mon exclamation of those sufciics with rbeunrnisa or i-idatj tnsHea.' J|
either disease IVine’s Cdoy Compound trill sorely efied a ewe, and iben* wilt i
any cause to complxin of “poor bocks.” cv llur.drcdi of teWhacniaH KVs the fc
ing Ccnfiim oat cbims fee that grand old rcwcily, I'aioca's Celery Ctmpound s w .
•Two weeks ago I could not sleep nicer than an ticar at a lime any night,
was Constipated and kidneys dkl not act, / ^ /yl anl bad a good desl rf pain in th*
bock. Since I took Paine’s Celery CVnsjxsmd the |«in has Wft my back,
and I can sleep like a child.” Zrnas Sanders, West Wimbor, Vtnaoak
M Haring been troubled with rheumatism J for live years. I was almo-4 unable
to get around, and was very often cca } to my led f-w weeks at a tlmo. 1
hare used nearly all medicines imaginable, l-esxlcs outside advices Ini to no advan
tage. Haring seen Fainc’s Celery Com p»un.l advertised, 1 ga\c i« a trial. I bar«
used only one bottle and am perfectly W ct:re.J. 1 can r~»w jumj> arvxuxl and fed
lively as a loy.” Frank Caroli, Kureka, Nevada, /'n. ?, S> r /. >
Sold ft Drfcoists. Sxni> »>jk S i vok Tkstimoxiai. I’mn.
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Proprietors.
BURLINGTON, VERMONT.
EXCELSIOR FifeS. Beverly
g m r.u.s. — t.EumiiA.
COOK STOVES
AT.WiYSSAIISFACTORT
General Merchandise,
A goi.il illus*r ation of tbo
of tlui t-.-riff was ivl.itid to mo
d»ya Oiiu •. ! Mir l;;-:rd
(Sc
I).v
vana, a hl:»;. mtikf r, h-> a wife who
works as a (.41.i: . Thrift is a certain
clothing iLunnla-.r'-urcr l:tr.
ramj.aut rrpnV.icsu and
met Div.r.a on the if reel r.ud Lr-sisu on
Jim. H- f/J l.im Ii.-w lU republican
party pro:retffi ihe Am-.rican workman
and he dielr.rvl if the- tariff wore re
duced, the country would go the uclu-
nilbu l»3ft-v.ivs«.
- v Jiui listened aifcnlivcly, and then
eaut in.'tie iu«.Tchf.n J V'^
“My bay wett to your'skore the olh-
«a»y '-I.,' (•«. «l iW®-'
her
‘•Yu," r<p'"u.d the in-reliant.
“Aud you r.4.id 87.:>0 for thru:?"
i car ti.ivc! tkou-.O! 1 :- of i-iVs
have d-
tV-.-.v T have m-.o-, •-.v
•.-1 er j'-y ilr ir fir.cioty
ing upon what came to them with
out personal effort and thought, they
became improvident, and were una
ble to meet the responsibiliti
’discharge tbe duties of life,
rjiaractcr was lacking in complete
ness. They did not have the spirit
of great sell-reliance and the con
sciousness of a brave, noble
hood. They seemed powcrles
fore strong temptation, and
degraded by
They were strangers
blc satisfaction of enjoying the earn
ings of their own prudent thought
and hard labor,
oi Hod's kind providence. And,
finally, when their legacy was ex
ted, they became poor,
and miserable. To them life
failure, and their legacy a “positive
]luiI<liM>’ .'Supplies,
Lumber, etc.
Moulding,, Turned Scroll Work.
, CHEAT ItKCOnn.
. th. Mbri-ri.-pi
in lbe
.'th-:
Again, some parents, by hard toil
and close economy fur many long
years, acquire and leave property,
I will
I >. f..
h.pit up fo
-T i t sure
old I ..Haw
•.’.C! next c-ne.
d-t.n d by
“Yes,” :aid the l
they
ad.art,
re oil wool, and a fine |.i-ir.
1 I know that,” said I lava
? wife mr.de that j air of pants for you
like to know where, the other 87 If
The m .nub «■ .uicr looked at Jim ia
horror and tbtn took his departure.—
New Yrrk Evening IVst.
Wi ll lMftt*.«»
: treag, r-r-.v .r.
riii you ju-t a
n;.: 'ia? 1 .w :.vir.-
th.' end. fAnpiuu
as you are livinr, this :
wiil hold cut as Iona ua
| Aj.j.l.m| t v.ill c .i
ii rainy day, for as’ou if i.it »i:V- r, the
geodirook a-»*s ‘ the rain lYdcth vin tl.o
just -swell as the unjust.’’ 1 angeen-
lident tint we are ju t, ;"•■•'« wo have
Tfirv&y; • j (ik : 0 ■ ri-,» .> of rai n.
[Applause. J
Jud.-e Tiu:r::i >r ’i.-r. < rjo^-’cl to
discuss the tr.iiff d £ I. o <ju>>tio:> < f the
fur-ibn, ffilloiiii.- the .s*:no lii.e ..f ..r-
guno 'it pur.-u d !a:.t nipht f;t Fort
Wayne. Hi - auiHfr.ccpave or ..L-
tcn'ijP, fr*«jj r-'ly i..Mruu‘.ic;' l ira
witi. i:ppi..usf-, and sS.. /.n rct
and k'o:i apprf ila’i: u of the points
made ihrvU^hvU
“The death rate
I the® Georgia
i by the torth-
; report of the principal keei>-
7 i a to the thousand as an
j fur tbe last two years, is less
than tiic average death rate of Amer
ican cities; and the past year’s rec
ord of 11.6 pci thousand is less than
the mortality in the most favored.”
Georgia, and the Georgia peniten
tiary, appears to be a good health
Col. 11. M. Eul-iftr, of the Boston
Hcruld, a erett rapiUlUt, and deeply
interested ia many Southern railroads,
died suddenly ani
day. U is thought he committed sui
cide. At the time of his death he vAs
a director of the Savannah, Florida and
Western railroad, vice-president of the
Florida Southern, one of the executive
the l'iact Investment
l of the Mariet-
i railroad. While
XteTl“ *2=
mystery even to his most intimate
friends l.ow lie could have lost his
lion. A. L. Hawes, elector for the
and district, received a dispatch the
other day Ironi Hon. A. O. Bacon,
who is at the democratic headquarters
in New York, .aying that Congress-
was needed in New
runic r in the 2nd, let him go where
he can do most good” Mr. Turner
is nmv in New York. There is no
necessity fur Ins presence here. The
iron ribbed democracy c*t the old 2nd
will give him
Iu the presidential decline of
Cleveland cirrhd ail the
Slates, giving 1.1.! electoral votes, else
New York 111, -Vew Jersey -J, Counec
tient U, Indiana 15—making 21H.
JP majority is 201. Cleveland is strt
tt^day than ho was in 1881.
Dr. I.)man Abbott says that early
in his ministry he resolved—ar.d
holds to the resolution—that
“would not profess religion fur a i
after death who had never professed
it for himself when living.” No mar
ever made a mere rational resolve
The orthodox preachers who art
ready to find a title, for every great,
rich or popular mop, to a mansion in
the skies, even though lie never gave
any scriptural evidence of being born
again, take back in tbe particular
what they picach in the general, ex
cite contempt among unbelievers
encourage neglect of religion, ant
strengthen the hands of loose think
ers in and out of the church.
There arc here and there poor chil
dren who lost their
reckless or
of estates Their parents had good
homes, and left property, but the
children are poor, working for others
for food and clothing and lodging.
While the parents were living they
could have wisely and beneficently
used their property for the perma
nent good of their children, the wel
fare of others and the glory of God,
but they <V.d not. In the
dread hour they parted with h
and pYopt rly, .ami
as the years went by, into
of strangers. They ,
ful stewards oi the
milted to their care, and their labor
for the benefit of children in later
years was fruitless, vain.
a practical, usefu
education, at the cost
$i.oco, may be a safer
. son, a daughter, than ten, fifty
times that amount in property left to
ncducated child. He may thus
: what the sheriff cannot take
from him ; he may thus be able to
e a support under very unfavora-
A poor blind beggar had a brclhc
ar.d that brother died. The brother
that died never bad a brother—
what relation was the blind beggar
to the brother that died?
The legislature of Georgia
meet on the ;th of November, the
day after the presidential election.
Mr. Grady will please Le on hand,
to adjourn the body, when the
ot Cleveland's re-election reaches the
Capital City of the State.
In the democratic column—New
York, New Jersey, Connecticut
Michigan, Indiana, California, p-.r
haps Ohio.
Ciu’z n i to ixwj
get BO a pension.
Lawyer—Yes,
r)—1 v
The democrats are giving odds on
Cleveland, planking down at the rate
of $100,000 a day in the city ui
York alone, 'ibis is a big straw
A colored democrat is runninj
the legislature in Charleston, S. C.
But there is no colored republican
running for any office in the northern
The iucrcas A r.gistration this yc:
in New York and Brooklyn points to
larei-r VI.to ia tin. cities -ban usual, at
nabm the prisidtuav i tralrd . ff for
Ihe ltl.JiT.1ity or g..Vt ruo.shif,
nifjoti' V fur IVtaidirct Cl. v< laud
quite e riaiu. Andiii, i
tlio ‘-Gilfield au-j.ili iia" f r Ma
in (lie int. li-r. We dr. ae-. doubt that
PfosUciis Clivelaud will p-.il tbe 8 J -
bout aud Tib!-r, ntajori i - in X n
York aud Quceni coun i-s.
Tbe d m.crjtii co» c'ai-u just their
vote of 1881, which su." a
Dress Goods,
Ribbons,
Hosiery,
U nderwear.
The cUmccrats have a fighting ch
in Michigan andCaliferoh besides. They
could afford to lose Cornecticut They
could affurd to forfeit New York if
they cou!3*carry Michigan and Calif, r-
nia. Bat asy computation witu Nr.w
York out of the way is too c!oV*c to be
' the gres* pa: ty of the
HANDKERCHIEFS
From 25c to $25.00 per Dozen.
$50010
persons, however, are not
in life
A training for the farm, or shop, in
such cases might have been better
than years in college. But this is
not taking the better and higher
view of education. The duty to ed
ucate goes beyond the qualification
tor successfully earning a livelihood.
If this be the sole object, a purely
secular education might answer the
purpose: but Christian parents
should see that their children have,
it possible, the advantages of a Chris
tian education, which will influence
the heart and regulate the life.
Such, an education goes beyond the
mere idea of practical
builds up character and adorns the
iite. It rises above the
selfish, and stimulates
purposes. It honors God and blesses
humanity.
Tteicgenuiry exhibited ia the differ-
: is e auo*isly
ltd in
in Minnesota, whose given ;
Isaac, had quite an extensiv
ponuonce. Ilii bofk-kreper
memorandum of every time
was misspelled in letters directed to
h'a.-, and the ll-t reads
I-iac, lisa:. Icaack, kcae, Ysic, Isaac,
I esc, Isach. Isie, Isia*c,
I-ar.s. Icks, Iaarie, Aise
Icric. Isaas^Lrica, Iaac, Iassac, IzV,
I Sic, Issach, Isac. Isick, Uce. Isa.co,
Iscke, Issick, Isaak, I,ace, Isak,
aack, Icaac, I Sick, Rich, 1
Issac, I sac'. Isoac, Dice, Iaaic. That
will do for Isaac.—Chic
officer in the regular army
when a salute was fired. Be
queutly married the Umid woma
six mm.hs afterwardj he took
boots in the halt when ha came
Georgia is taking
the campa : gn. Mr. Turn«r has
on cillcdt ) New York and Ctmnr.cti-
cut by the National committee, and Ma
j ir Bason and Gus Little, ar;- helping
to dire;: the fight from the headquar
ters in X» v York city.
New York, when he reviews the great
3rd of November, will add fuel to
democratic flame which
and lighting up the Empire State.
A kdy writing to a (ri nd iu Chatta
nooga says: £ T must tell j. 11 an expor-
hit at travelers who indulge in the
For several stations before
Evacsvillc the cars began to fill up
with delegates and po’itHUns going tc
hear Blaine speak. The train wus
crowded, l ut there was one man v/ho
kept his two scats, entirely oblivious of
the fact that
fortsbly
in who was c-.nsijen.bly intexi-
Hs locked around and jaw no
t seat except the jnc referred to,
of the car to the other: ‘Ycj, I n
drank. I know, but I'll fret over that
bnt you're a hoz. and you'll never gel
over That teat
other passenger* immediately.
They're making the for fiy in Sew
York and Indiana. And its republi
can fur that'
the Gth of No-
WM Land Sales. .
(’..I.,uitl county, sold (o ;» Ux Ii. f1
fU Ef faiM^Xo 11 *20*1* 1 n*1 lie f 1 li*dii*tricl .
Colquitt county, M»id «<> ►ati^ri- ajax !i. I.
fW Lot*of land' >5
OOI.ifPITT SHERIFF SALES.
Colnmtt county -.’.-tv
for state- and coiintv last- t--i
Lot of land No. t'O.iu the
Col-juitt countv, f«»M to saii-
OEOROIA, roi.^l'EtT
Col.iuUi county, sold to Biutsfy n tax it. fu. Lot of land No. in tl.<- Ml. .
tor hmiu and c;‘ninty tuxes for uU j ^ L-t «f land No. i'-'j, in »!.. j,
: S i’.-'v
Ool-iutu county. mmM to sntl«fy a lax R.
Lot of land No. !' «, in (I
Colquitt count v, m.M to .1
.wsr?;,
sold u» satisfy a
Colqiltit county^'wold to satisfy a* tax Via. tor
'?"0""V: 67arh's (Jullenj,
Q-cod Work
Delays ate Daugerous
DO HOT PUT IT OFF,
ty. Hvdl ^satisfy a lax fl. Ia. f-gr
U-l Of land So. 5«w. In tb*s s;lj ,llstrl-:t of
O county. is.,ld v.MU»ty a uifl. lx (or
stau- and county taxes for lw7.
JfiliSS.f.f;:."* ! “
" -. • LIU" " ' *
NOTICE 2
«,w« o I Am Here To Stay.
Colquitt county, r-dd t . satisfy a tax 0. fa. lor |
j {S7rJS:Sf t^To : S
u-trirt ..t ««• »» r r ® •; < n« . A
stale and countjM*x*B_for IK<.
'rZZE'ivZiZZ- .j
Colquitt county, -old to satisfy a tax a. fa. f -r M
™Tl ?*£>' affi-... a,.,.,.., i “«»•
, itirzrf t atsr^sSr 1
*.r 1 ::: iil'-'-Th
TIIE LADIES
3XHf;«'aSS!Wl , SfSr2 ThomasvUle and Vicinity:
and county^tax-pjor lt^7. cxw-nd l. -tc Zt
C-wins -.'“nl j.v !i-i mtwV'r . •»
u THACKSTON'S
N. V. (ash Dry Goods Store.
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txuzuzz.
IS MONTH I.I.l.O, n.A .
.axssra saasa;
33m
tiilsdiiiki .tziaiteid* ! i
PIANOS.
ORGANS.
Mid-Summer Sale
BUY NOW
COT TON "ifSOLD.
HIB-mSKR OFFER.
' ZSwi.’xsxu.
~SU:4i-r;l1IPGAiHS 1332-
yjimTy
S240 f ,!BP ::/3';
ssi
3’.ir-r, v- ;t.v
3.r; :
15 DAYS JTRIAL
So uvom-y require! until
■I tZM’Uv-V.tr. Wo jvxjr h
WkYt If tvt nJ« Tin- liiitot \
On I
xtr.il 3l ny.
•••• iv*y tmnn
' tv, N.U TU faiftrt v*v 1/ <WI
*trcut* At* j>aA aiA u.vmy, tzA
«11. a; »re* a •aU.fU.l porcLw*rr.
1 for >j|d-suit.:ner Mil* Clr-
Robert Bearden,
, kit', (iVOROlA.
Tii-nimmlise
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'v.tri*.
Teb.c
J : m ill’.
Country Produce
- I. Ii. i J., l.nt.gr Irr,
. ,l„ t,..l. nllnwcrl
<'i vo him :r < nil when y< i
winit ittiytliinp. net 5-ly
LUDDEN ABATES
Flatting and Matching
Turning, Moulding
Scroll Work,
Pear att<l Vesetable Crateu
CARRIAGE
-- l.\0
BLACKSMITH
D. A. HORN,
IXnVER iiKOAI.1 STREET.
A. W. PALIN.
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