Mir. Henry C. Brand received a postal
card from our mutual friend L. W. Ar
mitage, Esq., dated at the Adams House,
Atlanta, on the 24th inst., announcing
that t.he writer was on his way to
,Laurelditle farmiu onl the Blue Ridge
mtountains, Macon county, North Carq
li na, where he proposes to spend a month
in the bracing air of that beautiful
region. Jtlr. Armitage h.s improved
\ tlderfully itn tie past six wyeeks, and
hi- physiiian is of the ,o* itui- that a
briet j sojor at L.aurehliiue wil relieve
lint entirely of his di"speptie frouble.
W\' sincerely h l" tlt. opiniuin will
prlove correct.
On DIt.
That Grnmmy has got married and
settled down-hasd.
That Ab y .ent to ehpach and got sick,
r. Anmd
WhM.rf that is the effect it has on him,
he had better stop talking abqut study
ing theology.
That the forning .tar will shine on
us no longer after lnly 31, but
That thee.qreiaq of tIe through train
will be heard in the la|nd.
That Gillis was uDist4:en if he thought
to escape On Dit by attending last Sun
da y's base ball game, but
lhat hoe should have done the hand
t some thing and Tucker ainug.
That if the chap who borrowed
shoes to wear to his girl's house will call
around at the ClUr:v office, he can be ac
commodated with several old pairs.
That Ferd's laughable joke was tooth
in.
That Felix's sweetheart has the long
est ton!ge in Donaldsonville.
That some of the 'Hoppers staid up all
.night during their New River teip, lin'
tlieu af better accoummodation, and
That we reckon the Terpsics will fol
low suit in .Baton ,Rouge.
That there are two men connected
with the railroad :pry desirous of get
ting Nortlh.
