1. education
2. school

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VISIT ATLANTA OH 1111
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I1KMEHAI. Tr.LKflltAI'11 NOTES.
Xr.w YI.I-.K, .luly *>. The following
nummary shows the progress of murmfacliiring industries of the ronn'rr. inclu line incorporated compares, buildin:;*, etc., »s reported: New enterprises
for th* week ending Saturday : Uuildmes, cos'-ing over $.1.(»» each 205, $fi.75G, 7C'<; hriiizc\ *2iO-JO,Or^: churches
*40.1fiJ.;,4(i; electric light co-i-'-ies _..J
new ptanU, $7.5<X>.0<X); g»s compin.ei,
$7!tO,4<V; manufacturing ooniiiir.ici -17,
$a,«(H),(HK); mills, factories, i ;c.. 111,$G1.TttUHOniiiiins companies ]i'.. ? : t,:'.7."..<««); ruilrovln «H'l rxt-nsion* S. $11,77,5JOt>; waterworks. ]' *'.f,:^r).'»").
WAMII iT.ix. .Inly ;'".
bus takei pthc ;:.-iienl .U
with agri i.. nt that there is
hour's d, lie O'i everything
excrpli.i, he 1'rcnch sH'
tin re is t<i
sion. < I cr I
a half hours' s<-ni
•."y bill.
Mr. 1 Underpin. ii f \
111... Ho.isc, inir,.-'.
the f-crelnrv of
every p.rr-.n pr.'S
ciimn.Hsi.i: ,.,- ,,f i
si i II be shown t..
An additional tax
after March 3, It'1
Ur.reti-s, prepare'!
in lobncciM-igar-i i
cles stamps I'.ad heen undo to pay all
taxes which had a<v-ruc:l therefor, but
on which sumps had not been affiixc.;
at or before midnight of the second day
of March, 18i>5.
In the Sfnati the sundry civil appropriation bill was taken lip and sever.il
a'n-ndnicnts proposed by the cnm'iitieo
were adopted. Scnr.ior lircwn offered an
amendment f> the hi-l herd, fore introduce.!, appropriating $2.V».t»,W for the
constr.iciicn of reservoirs in the wild
water, end -.viih a bigli or i
from the shop. Not a word pa*.«"«l '.
tween cither customer r.r Hcrt:, und no
nio,.ev wrw |>.i>rl for liie pit's.
"Well, tfiit beats me," exclaimed a
.. The prizes are: $1,(XX» for the
first; |750 for the second; *3()0 for the
third, and a registered Jersey bull, worth
*10»), (;iven by the Macon Telegraph, for
The various summer resorts in Xorththe fourth.
vtlUM-.
For the county making the best and . ast Cieorgia are comfortably filled with
"It i« ntbcr fingular," wid the cli rk,
anil pleasant parties from Athvisitors,
of
prize
a
stock
live
its
of
display
largest
smiling. butsucii tbmg£ hap;.sn <»-i9
ens sre quartered at many of them.
every day. Tfiat <r.iaton:er is well Imovn
To the county making the best and largin the locial wotld. She hut got 'lie
At Tallulah there are some three hunr/.iinino hnliit. which wiJ ki'J h.i in the est display of minerals, $100.
dred guests. The GrandView hotel which
Display of Georgia woods, *!«>.
r:id. Thci-p is ti» mu^h of this qu...iue
1 he individual displays in the Agricul- has just been finished, stands on a high
br Jnrss >;cici; on, biit «ec ha* o tu kt.-p
up >« iih the limes. Tluit lady crhiUi'.C'i tural Depnrto
. first; eminence and is delightfully cool. It is
lifrfflf in uncial and charii.-.blo \>MU, $50 for ihe second, »n
for ihv owned and run by Mr. W. D. Young and
nnd tlion ln'Kan to take a five pnin pill Ihird.
has abnut ninety guests. Among them
«>f quinine to braro up on. She did it by
Never were such hand!
Mrs. A. G. Powers, Mrs. J. A. Mnllane
(trai:is
Iht- advice «if a friend. From flve
Special
ered at an agriculural f:ii
Mrs. II. L-Cranferd, Athens, Mrs. Thos.
< very eveninjf she aiivancud to liftt n, dividual prizes are offered on »ll a
will want twe
Si»a such as cvrn. cotton, pens. *c.. and all Mynel! and daughter, Miss Carrie, of
l.oui<v.lle, Ky., Mrs. I.uella. Steele, Mrs.
likes to fet'l clioerful and look c"'l «h
the departments sune n,i usual.
utf wiUi her husliand. nnx),
Our people should prepare f»r this .Inu. bilvey and daughter of AtlanU.Mrs.
:ne a sUve i« i,uinin
great Fair at once, and send some artfcl'. Kennedy and Miss May Kennedy, Miss
KiiinuUuit, but her husband Your are almost sure to win a prize of KmuiaWise, Mrs. I'.ruwn and Miss Lull
f tim habit. She payi> us some kind if you prepare a number of llrowu, Macon; Mrs. Leslie Brooks-, Jliss
••fl.:,0 i-t-.-k, ni; \ we keep the pw articles.
Ksttlle Brooks, Mobile. Ai».. Mrs. W.
h.-re f'.i
. U is fir worse than drinkThe Fair is held under tie manage- Tt!° is, Cliarlesuia; Mrs..!. I!. Siiups
ing iih-.
|!ii|u.ir, nut] ne fre<|Ucntiy ment of the Ueorgia State Agricultural
h: Mrs. lU)uer, Ciithbcrt; Miss
.. \Vaterford,. S. C.; Mrs. Jno.
I'-Y.T, y,
' :ty,
brandy, and let quinine Mountain, Oa
llolhday, Atlanta; Mrs. A. P. lloust
J8Hi. a.'d re
alone." New York Teh-giam.
ton, CUrksville; Miss
after the war in Macon; Ga., :«''.!)." Th< Miss 1'.
cnsta; ttnd Miss GerKate li
Agricultural Society has acinninlistx
if Urlvcr Ant*.
an 1 has held j trade Idak-r, All
od' to the
' Slate,
great
Driver ants not Mily build boat*, bit ir.anv i
Mr. Vouni; has just finished : handsful fairs i
front
only tb.*e l<i.«s are Macon ivhich cit} has pi
me bridge across the railroad i
il of
i« Thfv nre beet place in the State for holding
iotel and it is to be named fo: the
l -dri
i.f th. r fen'citv
young ladv whom the guests shall vot
mi! attack
ihe most attractive at the house. At th
The Society i ompo.-ed i
Large |iviln<i,s
and lessei
throughout Chil' house, under management of Scokill.-d
em in a "isiu',"!e
State, which elect li.lf tales lo the lield llros, mere a about one bundl
ards And olficr
quests. Among th m llr. A.A.Lipscu
ch v.-»r.
ii.ials in » r t.;rn Africa fiee from tiiein and August. At the August meeting ihe Mr. A. K. UbiWs, Miss II. Kuthertfi-mr. To imiU'ct themselves from otiic.-rs are elected. The oilhvrs consist r.ir.l,
Lipscoiub,
A.
M.
Mrs.
:!ii'.-il Iliiv .TII-I arches undi-r v.-iiich i<f a President, a Virc-1'rn.ident nt large, Mics-s l.Hiiiar and
Kate' ::mlierford,
ni. -runs ariiii>f. nf thmi puss in unfcty.
lilanche L:->sc-.niib, C. A. Calataan, Frank
iurtiuii-A the arch is made of ^rass and al district, a Si-cretarv, a Treasurer, and and Kuthei lord 1 l.ipscomb. Athens; Mr.
rth and trumnied together 1-3- nome >*from A. A. Lipscomb, jr. J. McL. Lipscomb,
'tion, and again it i» fonn^l by the an Kxecutive Committee of three
who have in charge the YYastiiii^U'ii, 1>. t :- Mr and Mrs Toiu
!ie:. <rf the Uir^tr aiim. which hold e»ch district, management.
Ulenn and family, Mri. Cook nnd daughVictThe
its
and
Fair
nipptrong
tlwir
-m-<.|v.-s Lv -tln-r hy
ter, Miss Sand*.-:.;. Mr: and Mrs. W. C.
r» wiiiU- the workers |KI.SS under them. I'risiilent--, Secretary and Treasiir.-r are
llarkc
Mi
At ivrtain times of the year freslii ts ex ollicio member"-, of ih* Kxicutivc
Mr
Ma
Mr. J Monro
Committee.
the
by
ow ihe country inhabitnl
U. Tobias, Augusta; Dr. Albert
t).
•f.
State
Georgia
the
observe
will
you
So
rn, ami it i* then that theao ants go
Kufaula, Ala.
*. The rain conies suddenly, and Fair is no local or sectional association,
T.llulah is one of tile u st delightful
ails of their houses are broken in for the advancement of any city or secwith the ap
e (1'jinJ. but. inste.id of coming to tion, but to work up the State at large, to be made and
it will eclipse perils.ps any reand it is as much our Fair as it is the
idrcds
'Jackson
,vept off to desiriictiun. out of the
Kt a black bull that -ides Bafcly
ivmt-r nnd drifts away. At the
ruins of danger the little creaish t<JKi-lher nnd form a folid Ijotiv
n Uie center. Often
the Kill i* larger than
>nnnon l<u,c
b:i!l, and in this way the; n.«t alxnit
tliev !.<l^e against nor
timi. and addressed the Sen ite on tho iiniil
Ihe branches of which they
subject
and sound. St Nicholas.
i oMINI. HOUR.
I'.ibb. We have as much interest in ihi's
Fair as any citv.cns of Georgia, and we
ask our citizens lo put their shoulders
to the wheel ai.d h»lp along the -rand
enterprise which has done s.) mucl
for our State.
Attmd the
exhibits, and
our section
etit.
ap the
'1 he next convention ot the Society
will be held in the city of Xejrr.an, Aug.
lllli and 15th, nnd will be the largest
ever held in the Stite.
rnnj Slot Ml
The Soc:ety is rapi.Hy growing, and
bt-en a g» xl niany va
nickel in the Klot now almost every couuly in Georgia is
t began. I am told tint represented.
Send to Clark Crier. Secretary. Macon,
Ihodnip ii I" tiy in tho sic: !!uirhli.e IB
pro*; tal >l s. if not n-yn mon .- >, for a Premium List.
LI.JCIMS. July :»>. The return of Kmp-r.ir William to Berlin on \\Wnesdny
will be made the occasion of a jjrand ovation to the '«in.^. Now that m.ciirjh Is
on his way bark limn", it is rtp< ate jly trial d« it > i-lij
asked whit has heen accomplishes by (.f what a incite!
hi* visit lo the czar that islik-ly to ben- people who .vou
efit or glorify Gennany. Ct-rtnimy his
two. nnd oft«'i
hobr ,obing with the czar ha- :.^t '..a'! |«jc!a;s of c..j«
Ihe effect to bring Germany into jnser
.r;c.J 'uiiitti
relations with her alli<"s, A';.tru and
r.~!.,>V.l ol tl»
Iv Herman statesman, are of ...... '. l..itii!i!
that the bonds ol" the Iriplo alliance has
been considerably sUckened thereby.
The splendid oiplomatic achievement of
Pope Leo, in. preventing the kaiser's visit
to Home, cannot fiil to irritate its all}
greatly anil force upon her ruler the conviction that the kaiser may ultimately be
broughlto rc(Tird the alliance as an agreement made for the purpose of benefiting
Germany alone.
f ihe owner oniv a fifth
'unciiincoo-js. hut mnny
I not :h:ow u nickjl rV>
TOO 8MAUT FOK HIMSELF.
Wh»t It O»l a Ill-lulu V..IHI, t., lt..li< ul,. n
llaln Lo.ikln~(ll,l <irnllem:ii,.
sort in Georgia. Capt. llarrv
mid Maj. A. u. I'.acon own Hickory Xut
,d tn . y propo
from Hie Clill' hutisc to the
top of th mountain. On the mountain
bold spring, which
is a br uliiul
wtli be U U tu supply the 1-atel with
water, as ell as large bathing pools on
the mountain. They will also erect an
observatory.have billiard rooms ana other forms of amusemeut. Tho railwar .
track will be lighted by electric lights,
|
which will also I) used in the hot. 1.
Tlie top of tlie mountain commands |
one of the lincst views on the continent. I
From it you can see as far as the eve
can reach. The top of Mount Pisgah,
near Ashevillc, can be seen distinctly,
'ihe numerous rivers in that section ol'
the state look like threads of silver
bank of vcrduie. Alto
gether the rcer.e is grand, and thousands
of visitom will use ihe cable cars every
season lo take views which travelers who
have been abroad compare lo the lincst
-V well known railroad gentleman told
is one of the L. ™*l of
following tale\Vcdr:cs,lay. lie said a
It is IIIOPJ than probable that a handYou dr->p v-^ir ce:'.t.
idlea' -":J mil plainly-dressed old gentlemen walked some hotel xvill cup the summit of thx
lo his cfllce the other day, and nskpd mountain In. fore a great while, though
-iiJ
th
the oflice boy temporarily in charge for nothing .k-Unite has yet been formulated
utroiiwi RhooU
loto the current yourself, and if ou can
fin tiiiU ieitttct. - With grand, scenery
"lie's out," said the boy.withoat look- f.,,^ .
ppuse.
stand a dollar's wonh of it, I
000, the-right of way into the
took $113,000 worth of stock.
HiUsboro, a little village of three hundred people, give the right of way ana
subscribed *:!,'*-O t> tho ro«d.
MoDticello of twelve hundred people
made a private subscriution of £i.G<X)
with which they', bought the right of
way and presented it to the rouil. Her
citizens likewise took $32,OUO of slock at
par.
Madison gnvc the riiht of way besides
takin;; $53,OOO worth pf stock.
Athens so far has done nothing for the
road. It is true that the city of Athens
released the - liichmond and Danville
from an oblipralioii;of $!I7,OW> on condition of that road's making a southern
connection with Macon. The li. and 1).
found thitt Col. Macben proposed to
agreed to tai.-<
build that connection
completion of
Jf!»7,t«JO of bonds on
boniis ol th..'
the road to Athens.
C. and M. are sold readily at about par,
benefit fpiuso the C. and M. dm'
The
this contract with the 11. md I).
ity of Athein is out *U7,WXI, but it has
not gone, to the C. and M, but to the It.
and i). railroad. The C. and M. is not
responsible for nor should it suflcr on
account of my unfortunate obligations
(he city has made with other parties.
The U. and 1>. authorities have given
CoL Machen fflicu! notification that they
are ready to take ^L'7,OUJ of his bonds,
but he is in no hurry to sell, as he. finds
no difficulty in placing them.
'
Itisaslitil
fully like the Princrsw of Wales.
the fall term of Clarke Superior Court
"Jenny" is one of the baptismal names
The scene in the court yesterday was
of tlw new emprt-ss of Germany. Tliat both repulsive and pitiable. There was
baa a pleasant, homelike sound.
old Carter hobbling on one leg; the othdeath of ex-Empress Carlotta, of r bavin; been shot off by hi* own ion.
father for
who is now prosecuting
m. She is rapidly sinking and has incest with his daughter. There was
liecome entirely helpless.
the wife and a sixteen year old daughter
Some forty-three descendants of Re- who sympathized with their husband
"th<
liecea No
itch of 1092," and father. There was the older daughpicnicked i her l.onor at Danvers Cen- ter, twenty-six years of age, who is the
the victim, whether voluntary or otherr, Mass., the other day.
Miss Agnes Brow n BlKckwell, a daugh- wise, of her father's aniir.tl lust, refusing
ter of Rev. A-itolnette L. Brown Black- to speak to him and anxious for the stern
well. was awarded the highest prize in law to reek full vengeance for the awful
the "life class" at Cooper Union at its crime. Khn was attended by a miserable
specimen of a child, the offspring of her
late annual examination.
A fchool of housekeeping has been
lir.abh: to give bond Carter was lodged
started in l!ru<«eld by the. countess of
Flanders. 'Forty girls thero receive a in jail to await trial. His crime is expiby some on the grounds of ignoated
ecuromy,
dommiic
practical training in
marketing, cooking, mending and Uiun- rance, br.t no man living in this land of
enlightenment can claim that he ruined
his own :hi!d through ignorance. The
An Enjjliihman thus de^crilx's Queen
possible explanation of his crime, if
MargluTll.1 of Italy in the Pall Mall Ga- only
be true, sr.d there Keem to be no reasiclte: -Her face is so t].omnnec.usly in- it
grounds for any other supposition
onable
tei-esting and vivat'ious that it might bethat his moral depravity is such that
long to any hi-^li born lady mitrammt'wi is
semblance of virtue.
by cares of str.to. Her smile, her bow. heisbliidtot.il
her ready 'Words arc tho (icrfection of If he be found guilty nothing but the ex-a
royal art. or. perhaps, rather the uu- treme limit of the law can expiate such
crime. Our social fabric, the very exislearncu [«'rfectioii of a royal nature."
tence of society,depends upon the purity
The Journal dn Havre has found the of the fiunily tie and wher such gross
at-tti <!e luuVance of Sarah Uernhardt. violatior is discovered it should be staid
Her
Havre.
at
i:»4a
in
rilu: w:is bom
with th' iron hand of a terribly avengmother was the duughtrrof a Berlin ocu- ing
,
law.
i to hi
list. and her father was a government
iie right of way to the C. and XI. M:my of.i. i:il. win, nf«'i-ward coimnitteil sui.f her best ciiiz«:.s have eX|ircss«d thuiu- ridr. Snrah'x original .. imp was Rosalie.
elvcs as heartily in favor of uur doing Tins disposes of tiie storv that bhe was
Dtitcii.
Princew Irene of He!=«e, who has just
rois .v I.IFETI.TII:.
married Prince^ Henry of Prussia, has reIt is strain:.- why people who rocogri-.e ceived a thorough house
training.
St;.. ran sew, mate lircrul. and do
i:-. dt'Iusion th»t-thuy can- limit; -she would have to do were she
not be cured. Nine tentln f-incurable fuied to Jiecome tho wife of a JKW i an.
cured. It.
eases i
All the Princi ss.w of Hess., were trained
who hadhL.od puison fr< birth talks in this way by their mother, the late
grand duchess, daughter of Queen Vico<l -Iattic IT I Ilirth.
tor io.
ROOKVILI.K, Ixu., Jan TV 25, 18S7.
Tlio Frerch minister of war has deI shnll ever praise the day that you gen1 to award the cross of 11» Legion of
tlemen were born, and shall bless the Ho or lo Mmc. Dn
h^ coming
day lhat your medicine was known to inc. July fete.
s the fuilhful nttend1 had blood p-!M>n from birth, and so ant of th Fifty linlh regiment of inmuch so that :.ll the doctors of my town far.tr> duri g the J:ir (.f INTO, liehaving
said 1 would lu crippled for life. They
,lor .'.tiring tlu tattles
said 1 would lo<» :ny lower limbs, 'i
cndinK I" tl.eotHccrs
could not si Mill in my class to recite my
lessons, and tlevei; bottles of your Balm
vy fir
cured me sound ?nd well. You can use
n*y n&me as you see fit. In my case,
nt fjuKlni^rbBthere
- re knot- on my shit.bones ti
------ wi
egardIsrge as a 1
of
ing the pn>:<'
erected bv tl
cnt
MIUVI.K M. TASNKK.
throughout th orlhwest. Thesurvey»r
of Brown, com,ity. Dakota, gives ibis
a local paper: I
KALTIMOKK. Fnbruary ii, 1887. I had notice a lumenialIJ(!in want
of care of the
suffered will) (deeding pil.-:s for two years government ci.mersi-uu'.- the farmers
and take pleirur? in stating that 1 luvo nndlandcwnerx. f the country. Where
been entiii-lv cured bv the use of one stakes existed i\w\ are rotte-l off, often
bottle of iioinnic Ulood liaTro, (II. 1). H.) pulled out and li: «1
votkl; tho
I che
make Ibis statement fur th< mounds nre cr.-is« bv cattl"
""
He Had 'Km Snir.
A str:;nge and startling phenomenon is
reported from Kinetucky, a small hamlet
in the upper part of this county. A resident of lhat | lace was in the city Saturday, and describes it as follows. There
is a hunc opening in the ground which
discloses to the people who visit the
spot thousands on thousands of snakes.of
ery spec
among which could be
.sins, chicke
akes, black
snakes, coach whips, etc. The peculiar
.'cnoting the nr
of the ratilso to fcc heird for somt
Th
distance from th
Fe ;>it.
people
iinv the spot
nt, and
are in a great sute of
propose I
war on his swarming
den of rtptilcs at »n ea-'ij d«y.
Conspic us among thi! horrid I
null:
white
ike.
teen or eighteen feet in length and over
a foot in diameter. He also siat^ that a
child fell into this fissure sonvj time ago
and was buried alive beneath :he seething mass. Snakes, he had 'em sure.
Augusta News.
Thelt Baslneaa Boomia*'.
obablv n< i one thing has caused such
a general revival of trade at John Crawford & Co's Drug Store as their giving
away to their customers of so many free
trial bottles of Dr. King^s New Discovery
for Consumption. Their trade is simply
. ;inj .u._
th
rnormous
very_ --iluable article
benefit of th-r publ
urt? and
tlie pits cro ttUcd up : id oMitcrat'-d, and i from the fact that it al*
CIIAS. Rr.ixnAi'i>T,
soon, if not nli-endy. I
disappoints. Coughs, colds, astbNo. 2('^i: Fountain St., li»ltimore, Md.
ill remain (if their exact lucni i. Now I i ma, bronchitis croup, and all thioat and
red i.ot enlarged!! Ihe very pi
nport- lung diseases quickly cured. Yon can
|
Trlrd five Boetorn.
; of presfrving these |»inLs I
test it before buying by getting a trial
HAV.KIXSVII.I.E, GA., Feb. 20, 18S7.
H. liradfield, of Smith & Bradficld
Druggists, 102 Whitshail Rtrcot,
SKK WHAT A mYSICIAN SAVS.
WAULKV, GA., January uU,l,S88.
It tffords me pleasure to say that Invigorine is the finest product of the age
[ore-establish the prostrate fabric. U
tones up the nervous system better,
makes the steadiest nerves, strongcsi
muscles and richest blood of any remedy
[ have ever had recourse to, and does
more good in Uright's disease of tho kidneys than all other remedies advertised
so extensively for the cure of that trouble. It is that combination of vegetable
tonics, nervines and alteratives with iron,
that acU upon the sccro'ion admirably,
while it Increases appetite, improves digestion, quiets irritated nerves and purifies the bbjod, and hence it is justly
held in high esteem by the ladies f jr tiding them sweetly over the menopause.
that change in life that simulates so many
diseases. Wishing you great success.
I remain yours truly,
two Kjpresentatives from this counry.
For Senator, Howard -1;!0, Hudson C85,
JlcCarty COS; for Ucprescntativcs Merc*
IM'N Arnold :!24, Williams 180,,Cash 4fift,
Huod,742 md f witty lO72,thereby noml
nating Messrs McCarty, Hood and Twittv
These ara ail ^ood men who will well
and wisely represent our county and
District in tho next general assembly, arc!
Jackson county is to 1 e congratulated
upon her excellent choice.
CKAWFUU.. r, A ....Tuly .",0. Prof. A. 8.
!!hod,'»met with a serious accidont Saturday. He had a nep:r,> cleaning out his
well and hi. went down :.n the we'd himself to look iftor tiu« work, and when
they had driwn a hnjkrt to the top the
chain broke, the bucket foil buck about
forty feet and struck Mr, Ithodes on the
head, cutting a gush thr-e inches long.
He was drawn up and Dr. Moore dressed
th.; wound. Mr. lihod?-. is doin» well
now and will be out in a few days.
Mr. D. [T. Arnold has height' a brick
W.R. CLOUP, M.D.
machine and sri!! put it in position at
1TONE VOKK GOOD THAN AXY UKMEKY.
once. The ischine will make twentyThis is lo certify that In vigorine has
e :hous.ind bricks a diy.
done more good than all ether remedi.-s
aturday va.s a ncl,l day for tho c:mused. Trouble, general debility.
ates at the barbecues, and they pat
MBS. B. A. lioiiEKTsos.
good work.
Enficld, X. C.
Auguit Coltnn Mill Booml
.TEn-Kiir-ox, July 31. On Tuesday
August cotton went booming up yes,-i.l. August 7. the young ladies of Jofterday, and things were lively on tlie
:rrOii will give an ftiitcrtainn-.ent at tho
Cotton Exchange. Tlie corner in AuInstitute c!,,,p (.] for tho benefit
gust is considered more pronouncpil. Vlarlin
f Mi.ss ISuni Thompson, one of the most
The highest point touched was lO.O'.r, deserving
girls in our town. Tho entera gain of 17 points from the closing »'ntn?n; is under the management of
price paid on Friday which which wa.- .f Mrs. Lockclt
10.82. On the first call yestwday An
M.-s. Ous dark returned from Athenn
gust opened at 10.8f>. and on tlie *
v Monday, and left her sister, Miss Carround of this call it went up to 10.91, ie Huntor, in Athens,
The closing pi ce was. lO.'.ir bid, lO.'.l.S
Mr. Frank Howard, of Onlethorpc, is
asked. For tv,
i days past tl
isiting the family of Judge" Howard, at
market has gone up at least IU points he. Howard House.
per day. The figures for July are about
Court will open in full force on Monthe same, but tiie other months are not lay August U.
inatorially affected. It was said at the
.TKKFKUSOX, August 1. Prof. B. T
Kxchaiige yesterday that 10,000 bales lunter, lain principal of the M-jrtin Inaltogether were to be reimported from stitute and one of the foremost educators
Liverpool to fill the contracts. This is n the Stile, has accepted tho presidency
said to be the first time cotton has j( tho MidJle rienripa college at Jon"Si,Ga. 1'rof. Hunter and family will
been brought back in nineteen years.
e with the respect and good will of
New York Times, July i.*0.
he adult population and tho love oi the
hildren.
A Pol-LickcrTreadier.
Mr. Henry Wayn*. wilh the firm of
A gray-headed, weather-beaten old :iulds, Nickersoii * 00, was with us to»y. The reputation of tho Onu hero
darkey named Jim Short, was arraigned
ir the lust twenty years makes tho sellbefore Ihe criminal court of Dccatur
ig of hardware'a comparatively easy
county, charged with stealing a juicy
ham from the front of H.Mian's store.
After the state closed the old "vxt" wa=
put up to make his statement.
**Jedge, I wus jes passin1 by an' seed
dc ham. De debil s»y, Jim. d'ar's a nice
ham, take um.' De Lawd say. VI im you's
a preacher, don't you take um.' 1 mind
de Lawd an' pass on. When I gits down
the street de debil say, 'Jim, dat's cr
mighty fine; ain't no one watchin'; better
go hack an' git um. Bless de Law.!! I
lorgits what he say; I goes back n-ind
i debil's work
Hir.ii SIIOAI.S, August 1. Baseball is
ie all absorbing topic hero on the
t.eets. "Our boys" lire fine players.
>ver having failed to tnkc tha laurels
r every nine they have challenged.
rhaps Athens had batter be in prac:e, as we hear of a challenge being givt in that direction.
Miss Mattie Stovr-U, of Madison, is vising Mrs. T. W. r«wiill.
Misses Wrisrht nre spending tho wcok
'
ith Sirs. Pii.TIc Price.
up from the pap
es to surpass all n sorts inG
pel it for your single copjier. Kv
""Do you know w litre he is'."'
I In the top of a hi^h point just above
and th-n I meet one or another of the
Wr'fl- __,
ro]U>ciors ..mployo.! by the owners of
the Clill' hou*c,sils a beautiful little resilecause any ono cajr catch a cold. U
in'."'
be
he
will
"When
those in:i?hinui, with canvas raoks full of
dence. owned by Mrs. White, formerly
herifore follows -that every one should
" 'Itoutnine o'clock."
bard cash gatherol Irotn them. The
of New York. She and her daughter
p Taylc.i's Oherokec Remedy ol
"It's nearly thai lime now. isn't it?" make it their home, and the visitors at
money (imps through the slot into the
Sweet Gum and Mullein, -which will
Pot-licker, boss."
"There's the clock," said the boy, the Falls are fond of going up ana enjoysack. I believe, and the collector, when
ire coughs, colds and croup.
What kind of preacher is that?"
he makes his rounds, exchanges an empty pointing to the clock on the wall.
ing their hospitality and th« beautiful
hogs.
to
feed
nts I would sug'Boss, he's de fellow dat stands on dc
Oh, yes; tha'.k you," said the old scenery. Mi»s Liuret lioykin. a most
sack at each machine for the full
gest a [minted stone or iron rod, or where
floor and sorts. De big fellows gits up in
Ten minutes before nine. attract to young lady of Atlanta, is
Wlll There Ixi n Primary?
which beearri. (off with him. Alfred gcntli
practicable plant a tree. To foreeta'.:
WIIKItK IIAVKTIIKV <iONE!
de pulpit like yo'self, but we little felMay 1 wait here for h
To Succeed Col. Frohel.
Tnimblo in JJc( York News.
spending' some lime with Miss White.
answered
and
asked
of
is
more
or
ijuestion
two
This
dispute
anv subsequent
lows we stands on de floor, an' dey calls
"I s'posc so, though this isn't a public
Mr White's house is seen a small at least lifty til es a day by dillei nt per- the adjacent owners shoirid unite in tho
MA.O:,-, Ai'gust 1. It is said that N. iu pot-licker preachers."
Italic* of an Ancient Itar*.
hotel"
cupied by two young la- sons in Alhcn!
nd, it
A KENTUCKY MOW.
planting of tlie comer. I would caution G. Harris, attorney for the Covington
His honor sent him up six months to Ln Unprer.iNl»n*«d Sc«,..:^ 01 Meg-ro LAtior
The boy thought this was smart, and
Recent explorations in Spain by two
They
fro
doo'l road n uistcrs against carelessness in de- and Macon railroad company, ha* been .'sort" in tho chaingang. Albany X ews
The answt is always,
In the Country IH.tricU.
MAMSON, Ind., July .TO. Joseph Cain, Belgian scientists have resulted in some he chuckled loudly over it He did not alone; but seem absolutely without fear. know?"
stroying or burving too deeplv these offered the vice presidency of the road
lay
or
scat
a
gentlemen
old
the
offer
a
of
Relics
discoveries.
interesting
very
A large dug and a brace of pistols guard
The fanners complain of scarcity of
arr.ilroad engi.ieer, John Martin and
:I:-WATCHMAS has persis- landmarks. Chicago Times.
The
and he has declined the offer. It is
A Lamp when. Lndwlar Dl«<t
prehistoric race have been found in great down the paper he held.
thcmselv
to
live
They
entrance
the
labor. They say sufficient
ilantation
every
for
primaries
ated
tenlly
Voss,
T.
John
Capt
that
also rumored
John Gcshomc, all ol Louisville, came abundafaco. ranging from tho stone age
A fresh object of interest now awaits
"I would like to write a note while 1 i and are ad red for their heroism i
i down lo that of the bailelcctioi
superintendent of the dummy line, has tourists at the Stamberg Lake, for on :an not be obtained for lov.i cr money.
A Tr«t >f Goml Urecil
here on the steamer Sunshine last eve- lo that of bronze and metals. These wait," said the caller; will you l-leare j
int lliuiner ofllfl., Some ten mil
In this section the new railroads, to
iff.
of
managership
general
the
ollered
been
BOVI
<he
of
ne
<
is
Traveling
i,v h Sinking Mountain,
envoi- ., , ,L._
ning. While on the street Cain attacked people, buried tl«ir dead not only in get me a piece of pape and
tho Falls
villing tostan:! by the
The
the road, to succed the late Col. B. W. the spot where the ill-fated King Lud- ffhich every able bodied negro is iloekbreeding: and whoever
graves and cells, but also in great ope."
ia> ha sunk seventy democratic' party. Then let as. have pri- gooil
WIR, of Bavaria was drowned a memo ng, may be put down As a partial cause
ch th
Young Rowland, of this city, tore off his stones,
lide or to the
ntains. trobcl.
to gO tO th.
jars of burnt clay, accompanied by
The boy did so, and as he handed
f the trouble. Still this cannot be the
riiC: pillar has been set up on which a
i
fact
this
ar
Harrison badge and tried to take his .pieces of potterr and other articles of use them to the old gentlemen he coolly feet. Tho guests drvu out frequently, maries. If they wane the nejroes to
I
to
well
Ihe unique faro of an old lady name the candidates then no primaries is the places of summer resort, too. people
amljcnjny
stailike lamp burnscoutinously, night min cause, for the same condition of
University.
The
The sheriff and vrrlue. This form of jar burial is said
ring, watch and money.
who lives ut the mountain. She has the thing.
day. Tho number of visitors to flairs obtains all over the state, to a
ind
more in danger of making disadvantare
l>een
have
examples
and
widespread
very
else?'
"Anything
Msj. Lamar Cobb is receiving a great
raised a lurge fami'y in the pnrc mounand posse went aboard the boat to arxtcnt.
greater or Ie
ageous, or even ohji-c'.ionable, acquain- many
found frmu Japan to Peru, These relics
"1 would like tain air, which Knows no impurity, and
"Yes." was Ihe reply,
applications for catalogues of the the Bavarian highlands associated
In the south-east is this especially tho
rest Cain when all three resisted anil it nre fiipjioM-d to belong to that ancient
tanceship than they an- nt their own University
N. vt M.mtl.'. \S>
to know the name of such a smart boy is surrounded by nn less than seven
and feels confident that the with the last and more romantic years use, as many largo crops there h»ve had
homes, from tha wrv fact that here all attendnnco
bloody riot ensued. The Louisvillians racv \\hicli lived in Europe previous to as you."
be
to
said
is
life
King's
late
the
of
number
The
large.
be
will
ed daughters. The irrcpressibli
3 be abandoned through scarcity of nellev. Irl Hicks, the St. Louis wcathrr the world meets on a mole familiar f.n.tthe Aryan immigration, ihe various
The boy felt flattered by the wor".
are now in jail.
has a foot-head l.rophet, who has won a certain rcputa- iuc; nnd as every person u a stranger to will not bo as large as last year owing to growing most rapidly. Jfot only do ro labor. The postmaster at Hades,
branches of which are known as Ilwrmns, "smart," and replied, with a Krn'ilicd press, ever advancing,
the the faithful Bavarian flock in thousands limself a large farmer, toll the writer
icy in his line, prophe
ever.- other, (icoplo of doubtful character the increased age of admission and lion.
Pelargiana. Ligurians, etc., accordins to smile, "I answer to the name of I'.illy evtn on ihe mountain ledges at Tallulah,
matricuh
of
regulations
rigid
more
to gaze at the fairy-like palaces, the ill- the other day that he had been compellnnd tnt Messrs: Scotield edify tha guests ..open nd hot'' days for the middle of or reputation in their native places, often
the country in which they lived. Sevy week with the Talullah Spray. It - "
The storm periods, he s.
slice, ed in |u.ssmK themselves.,ft for what The next step in advance is to reduce the starred monarch erected, but tourists oi ed to let the grass cat up three quarters
eral skeletons were found adorned with
Tbe "boss" came in, and seeing the
i creditable little sheet and gives th will be about the f
NKW Oiu.KA!?s,.iuly 30. The steam- silver and gold orcamenta. Or" of the
they are not, in the cruwU of a watering number of trustees from 41 to 13. One all> nations, cspecialy English, and " his cro.>, and several other gentlemen
stranger, cried out
three
and
district
congressional
each
from
ike similar complaints.
;sin of the Falls.
Iso Ihe sixth, and from then to the tifship Professor Morse, Captain ila/dee, most remarkable relics is n, female skull
Americans are also finding their way
"Why, Mr. Smith, how do you do?
"[f the negro is not dying out in the
nth or iwe.Ui' tlu Mr. Hicks says if
All this is so thoroughly recognized at
to the grand scores which now si
from Central American ports, reports encircled by a band of silver, to which i*
agricultural districts," said one proniiid excl-j
escape these siornis We'lnay expect Newport and oilier lar>;
altached a thin plate of the satne metal.
King
poor
of
memory
the
by
haunted
Hut Billy Thompson heard no more.
Improvement! on the Campul.
that tho late decree of the GanUmalan
it planter, "where in thunder is he ?
an^er. genteel
summer resorts that :
rcquenl and severe earthquake shock
TIIK ItKIl HAIRED GlltlBrooklyn Eagle,
Mr.
hat.
his
for
around
looking
was
He
He surely is not to be found."
government abolishing the zona libra at
otherwise, will find RTI at difficult
Mr. Dave Kunney n busy repairing the Ludwig as by a phantom.
Smith was the president of the'road, and
This sentiment is gaining ground.
Inxtantnnennft Intei-rat Indicator.
milking any ac>iiuu'!tancei) among the old college building. The interior will
Livingston and Santa Tomas, has •
isucklen's Arnica Suive,
Hilly heard him liter lo his s... rowPass through any portion of the Slat
"summer people. * as they arc called. If be torn out and thoroughly remodelled,
A machine by which the interest on Anyone needing a hoy of Hauler Hilly s SheMalma Uoud Wife A Street Scene In
ated much consternation, »nd a large delThe bent Salve in the »ord f<
TO OUR READERS.
you please, and empty nepro cabins con
friend to introduce him, and The old xater closets in the rear of tho
any sum from tl'O.OOO to (1, from ton
Bruifc*. Sores.Ulcers, Salt Kueu n,Kc- he have > no
Atlienn.
MmarU or.Aarue Sorely Cared I
egation of principal merchants and for- year* to one day, at any rate per cent., peculiar "smartness" mighi secure him,
need
lette
' nt you on all sides. To those farmer*
bring
numanda
demolished
been
have
campus
er Sores, Tetter. Ohai>|H-d Hanil f ,Chi! ,
In this broad assertion, we speak not
the gay ty which he ber v ill be placed iu the college build
je, to join
10 are largely dependent upon negro
eign consuls started for the capital, July may be determined in thirty seconds, by as he is still out of employment.
The red-haired girl is of ten and sovere- ilains Corns, and all Skin Kru pilon*. j n°l
ior, the outlook is not very vcassurI v guyed, but she guts there all the same, md positively cures Piles, ornopay re- . es around him. D> is nly a spect \- ing wilh thorough drainage to empty falsely, but state positively, that these
2(Hh, to endeavor to have the decree dimply Inrninc a knob, lias been ] a ten tod.
hotel at the down the Un yard branch. The sanita and all miasmatic poisons, can be raditor, and probably I.
around the
wound
is
sheet
interest
An
red-haired
a
about
|»Tf
something
(five
is
to
'i'hi-re
guaranteed
is
It
liiirtd.
amended.
d of Aiijriist, thoroughly disgusted ry condition of the campus will be im caly driven from the system, and a perrollers inside the machine, which are ro- A IIIFFICVI.TX AT TIIK NOICTIIKAKT- girl lhat compels attention, whether you atiMuctio
r money rtlui:'Itil. I
of
Thousands
guaranteed.
euro
mncnt
vbich
Icirriers
linn
l.ut
invitililithe
with
. lit par Uur.
tated by the knoln at the tide to stop at
KUJI.
see a while horsu or not. You have to
proved in every respect
1MLITU-S IS IIWIXNETT.
chronic cases, whose testimonials bear
CI.AUKK'S IKCIIKASE. Mr. David E.
sale by John Crawford X- Co have excluded him from the cliaruied
the given amount desired, and piven rate
look at red hair. You can't avoid it;
evidence, have been cured by our infalcircle. Demorest's Monthly.
ms, the Tax lleceiver, has kindly
LA\U:KM I:\II.I.K. Ga, July .">0.--Tlio per cent., as .printed on the interest sheet,
::»,.. aii.l Keuil l>ni L-»;ist.
TlieU..C. «N.
and a red haired prl is like a lire you
lible remedy, which contains neither qui furnished us with tho following figures
II. Si. Prate
lnB fro
primary elecli'in gave Ccorg. II. .lonn" .hiaiKinion then appearing in the open
CaptBeussc says the G..C.& K. is sol- nine, arsenic, or anything injurious. n regard to the increase in w.-«lth and
in the left hand margin of the maAtlgtlrt l!Hr..».
i I a:.-. t,,II iv.l-iimred girls make good
Hed A
The executive
fifty-three mujoiity.
clune. ThcMi the. smalt incl.il tablets on
Two v,-:irs ago. when the dark Xapo- id. Tuesday he sent a number of tents Kull treatment free by old physician ol population of <0krkc county: 23K! polls,
I hush.in.is. Tin: man who told me marcommittee adjourned to tho "rst Tues- the face and across the center are thrown
ThoTit at several en'.ri-s fur the two
and cooking stoves to the camps near highest standing, also trial remedy sent an incrcas i of MO over 1887.
Tuesday at noon a difficulty occurr- ried a red-haired girl, and I know he
day In August to consolidate. Owing to ip wilh the point of the pencil, for the ed between Seaborn Dunstan and II. X. goes home early and is very attentive OUM walking match on tho 'ilrd of Au- 11 the Siberian const, the Ivsmiimaiui Chester. The train crossed the Catawba on receipt of address, to ASAUKL MK1> No. acres of land returned, - - 73,8(58.
ust. All those who wish to enter ;encroiisly divided their stores with the
iige Tuesday and track laying has be- ICAL BUREAU, 201 Broadway, N. Y
- $Ga),42O.
e of said land, - ! tho interest is to be coiuputed. Praler at the Northeastern depot.
the committee lacking a majority, ti.e
and devoted," writes a friend:
their numes to Mr. Hugh lalf dozen survivors of that ill fared ves- gun this side the river. Graders will beest i|
maySldlr.
Value of city property, £2,131,765, an
being done, the requ d
Dunstan had been arrested for running | A white horse attached to a perambn- hould atJi»'e
will be contested by.Iones' This
election
the post oflice The walk will sel. In return for their kindnesa nm[owe,
n this side of Chester and the road will
of thi
' irease of $137,."7ii over 1887. The toplain view. By the
down
lie
to
notion
a
took
r»agon
lating
i
Jake
Maishil
Deputy
by
tiger
blind
a
friends. A great deal of interest is man- chine all ot the mental and three-fourths
e pushed through.
increase on all taxable property over
ss expropriated if l.UOO to I«expended
Arnold, of Jac -'on county, and on Mon- on liroad street last night. The driver omc oil' at the fair grounds, and will
A* AbMEt-Mlnded lUllroiul Conductor.
of the physical labor is dispensed with. day he was carried lo Gainesville to seized his head and some one caught his irobably draw a large crowd.
1887 is *2'J5,4".5.
ifested in the result
presents for them, «i«lli as firearms,
The greenest man I ever saw on a
It b quicker: than books or chart*, jt is stand a commitment trial before Com- tail but he would not budge. Then they
A Ph rulclma from Iowa
This is a good showing for Clarke
cotton cloths. Hour, fish hu>>ks and other
safer than books or charts, because you missioner G»ston. At Lola the party took off his harness, bui he wouldn't
For FlntPlace.
articles of practical value. The presents
Dr. H. Hunk, Nevada, Iowa, states: railroad was a conductor of a surbnrban coutity and more especially for Athens.
A neurosis HISSISSIITI.
cannot we any figures bat tbone yon met II. N. Prater, who was returning gel up. A crowd gamered, and the manve bet n purchased and will U' ship|.ed
A great amount of political engineer
acticiog medicine fifteen lanenger train that I rode on from St.
i practicin
wish to pec. It keeps its own time.
the. Esquimaux at the lirft fucorabla
TS, and of all ibe medicine* I hare Jouis a few days ago. I guess he was
from Gaioesvii!..-, where he (bad given luat-knows-hov-to-get-a-horse-up-quick ng will be done by friends of candidates
KosciciKO, Miss., July 30. A shoot- Scientific American.
t Method.
o secure for their man the first place on opportunity. Philadelphia Tiuics.
ever seen fur the bowels, Dr. Digger's a cousin of some big official and li:u
h
Checley,
against
case
the
in
evidence
horse
The
others.
the
with
there
was
ly
ing affray, in which the parties involved
able a: well: i the most
The
Uuckle'ocrry Cordial is by far th* best. ived in the woods all his life. Some
ipanied Deputy Collector looked at him sadly. ""
Then a boy shout- the ticket, and the best man will probaStopped Ilia Paper.
having
if
Then
dispelling Headache,
of
place.
method
coveted
the
effective
secure
>ly
ocline,
color
the
of
side
esrh
on
ranged
lo'w I had expended more money that
ed that a red-headed girl as coming.
BILL PLKDOEU OKV.
Old Stevo Rridgeman, who has several Gantt when the latter captured Cbeeley
Kedoced to«>20.
curred here Friday night Mason Jones imes been alluded to in these column!; (till. Mr. Arnold asked Prater if he The horse rose instinctively and without endorsed by the majority of the people,
' had calculated upon and when I took Colds, and Fever, or cleansing the sys'.titters
doses of tho pleisfew
a
Electric
taking
by
is
assured.
is
tem
election
the
help,
selling
colored, was wounded, and Ike Jennings, is the meanest man in Arizona,-has stop- knew anything about Dunstan's
A telegram was received in Athens my seat I found in my pocket but ; aut California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup
The Colored Anil-Orator Flop*.
las been put to the front, its merits passWhereupon I
last evening stating that the railroad had iO-cent "shin puwter,"which I lia.
colored, received a fatal wound, from led his paper because we di 1 not have whisky. He said "yes."
'f Figs. It acts gcntly,Jyet effectively,
ed upon, has been endorsed, and unani, column editorial on the Fourth of Jn- he was served with a subponna, and rethe
Pledger,
Bill
afternoon
Yesterday
decided to father reduce the fare to th* jreservedas a memento. When the con itrengtl ening the organs upon which it
ttou-ly givun the first place, among remwhich he died next morning.
y. He says we are no patriot and that turned to Gainesville and gave evidence
edies peculiarly adapted to the relief rell known colored politician, went to barbecue at Suwannee to-day from $3.TO luctor came to take up tickets I hand acts, so that regular habits may be formSomething About U(btnln(.
a roan who don't whoop 'er up for InJc against Dunstan. In the trial a case
and cure o." all diseases of kidneys, liver lolice headquarters for the1 purpose of to £>.20. It is expected that quite a ed him this. I had pulled my hat ovo a 1. Manufactured only by tho Califorwas made against Dunstan, and ho was
MRS. SHITII'S CONDITION'.
negroes
the
of
icndence Day is a cnssed rebel.
forsome
bond
a
arranging
,y, S:
San Francisco,
Here are some proverbs about light- and stomach. Electric Bitters, being irho were arrested during yesterday large party will go from this city to par- my eye* iu a negligent way, but judg nia Fie Syrup Company,
We have scratched his name off the bound over under a bond of $160.
ticipate in the feslivites. They may re- of my surprise to hear the three fainil
Wad & Sledge,
For sale by Wade
A-ri.ASfA.July 3O. Hrs.Bnrton Smith ist, and if he doesn't quit lying about
A party returned from Gainesville ning which may-not be untimely today: guaranteed, is a stfe investment Price jiorning's trouble on Pecatur street
ly upon having a glorious time.
Wr. and |1 per bottle at John CrawLightning brings heat
.ti clicks and those repeated twice whole ile and retail druggist/, Athens,
has more fever to-day than for Mfcral ns we'll scratch hi* carcas* off
face yesterday. Dunston was much eniaged
a
preached
and
excited
was
Pledger
Georgia.
If there be lightning wilhout thunder ford & Go's, drug store.
with Prater, and was -T-rbeard to make
Then he walked away. I looked at liin
When It Wows BastaM.
ittle to the crowd of negroes who had
days, and the temperature went up to if the earth.
threats against him on the train. Up to afler a clear day there will be a contin.
'ollowed him to *.h>) siation house. He
in astonishment and asked him to stay
103; but in other respects her condition (%"As to the Fourth of July, we were and since the trial he had said nothing to uance of fair weather.
The K. 8 Celebration.
The Athens Banner-Watchman endorPeople who Travel
>orn on that day. As to patriotism we've
said:
yoi
arc
world
the
in
"What
hand.
liis
K.irk ll;litnlng
for the Supreme
ia much better than it was last week, got more in our Keels than. Old Steve Prater, and was in apparently jood
The Sunday School celebratn i out at
Change of climate or water very often
"(just want to live to take the stump ses Hon. I'ratt Adams
..._-..
The next ilay clt_.
in a leaded editorial. This i* the punching holes in that 50-cent jiiee< affect tho hovels s«-.-ionsly. If on tho
and she is free from tho delirium which could hold in his whole body. Th'e man humor. Immediately on the arrival of
Lightning in the north indicates rain Salem, in Oconee county, was a great rgainst barrooms and in favor of prohi- bench
h
"Why,"
change."
njy
me
Give
[or?
success. Twelve schools were represen bition. The negroes were better off dur- highest compliment that the Banner
first symptoms of nny disturbance yon
rho intimates that we don't take off our the noon train,howover, Dunstan, accom- i twenty-four hours.
was so distressing then.
When the replied inocently, "I thought that was would tike Dr. liiggtrs Huckleberry
have paid the jurist
Kat every time we hear the name of panied by Mr. Kugcne Borders, his
Lightning under the North Star will ted, and each of the scholars made reci ing prohibition, if there were a few blind could
tations Dr. Hester presided and Miss tigers in town then, than they are Athens paper leads an editorial it means cue of those now style lithograph tick Cordial much suffering might be saved
Washington is a liar and a horse thief. brother-in-law, abused Prater for having bring rain m three days.
business. Augusta Chronicle ,
ets good for fifty miles and you wan tec
Our editorial on the Fourth was a solid testified against him.
Summer lightning in the north is a 1'atlie Price, the accomplished danghtei
of Mr. Weldorn Price of our city, mad<
to ride it out." StLouis l'ost-l>isWords soon came to bbws, when sign of heat
Pledger's remarks astonished his hearBOME, July 30. The Poj^ telagraphed chunk of patriotism weighting twentyA New EiilrrprUa.
The Paper Mill*.
drew a long six shooter and
S, as he had nude many wet speeches
,
patch.
In Georgia, lightning in the south, low a beautiful talk. Fully a .thousand visootBrratuUtions to the Kmperor of Ger- five pound*, but was crowded out to Prater
Hr. P. V. Kolb will open a candy fac
itors were present, and a delightful bas- during the last prohibition campaign, and j Mr. W. D. Grifieth took stock at the
make room for the advtrtisemnnt headed struck Dunstan a heavy blow over the on the honion, indicates dry weather.
tory in Athens, and manufacture all kinds
raaky on the birth of * son, born to him ,How to Care a Bad Breath. We know eye, cutting a severe gash. About this
Capt.
enjoyed
greatly
was
dinner
ket
Scotland.
In
Snowfall
'
leader
anti-prohibition
recognized
a
was
the
appeal
this
finds
lightning
and
of
flashes
Tuesday
the
Hills
When
Paper
candies and ship these to nil nointa
and the Empress, and receivd m reply our gait, and we think »e know the lime the bus passed, and Prater called to very pile it argues the air to be full of W. A. McOow.ll and Mr. W. K. Francis among the negroes. Evening Journal.
For the hat ten days the wither ha of
divicompany will be able to declare
of the country. Mr. Kviw IIBI been in
dend. He is making food paper and been bitterly cold in some parts u the business for a number of years, and
thanking him for this new proof of his great need of most of our towns-people. Capt. W. D. O'Farrell. Several gentle- waterish mists; and if red and fiery, in represented Athens.
At to Old Steve Bridgeman, we ale ex- men jumped out of the bus, and going dining to winds and tempests.
afternoo
yesterday
and
Inverness-shire,
figures.
paying
at
readily
selling
The Old CenUml.
comes well recommended.
fritodahip.
pecting two or three of his six or (even up they found the three men clinched.
then was a fresh fall of snow on th
If there be sheet lightnine with a clear
i>r*i>t>i>«»
The old favorite, the Central hotel of
wive* to drop in on us any d«y and furn- Capt. O'Farrell caught the pistol, and sky in the evening, expect heavy rains
A discovery was made at the Pratt Grampian range. Snow completely cover
Makes the lives pf many people misera- Augusta, is now under the inanigeuient
RC IMItS'NT WAKT IT.
Sre art Weed and Belladorna, combinish u* some powerful good reading mat- took it away. Prater got in the bus and
Lightning In summer indicates goo< ble, and often leads to self-destruction. of Geo. T. Goodwin, for many years mines where Sy the escape of 400 con- ed th* Glenfeshie hills, and in th
ed with the other ingredients used in
InniANArous, loi^Jn\j »). E^-Gov- ter. Don't be uneasy, Stephen we'll came up town. Dunstan and Borders healthy weather.
We know of no remedy for dyspepsia steward of the Planters hotel. The hotel victs was frustrated. It was ascertained Cornea last night it lay to a depth
the porous plaster, make (Carter's S. \V.
Lightning in spring indicates a gooi more successful than Hood's Sursaparill*. is kept in first class style. The tablets by the miner* that only a few hundred six inches, At 7 o'clock last night th
wtior Porter's letter declining the nom pet to you in a few days." Arizona walked on towards bis home on Prince
wu a renewed fall. The thermometer I & B- Backache Plasters the best in tha
avenue.
fruit year.
It acts gently, yet surely and efficiently kept up to the standard. Hates $:!. per feet of earth intervened between them registered 47 on the grass at 4 o'clocK market. Price 25 cents.
ina jon for Governor has caused a de- Kicker.
;
Later in the day Dunstan swore out
Lightning lala in the fall or early in tones the stomach and other organs, reGOOUWIN & Co. Woprietor.8 and daylight, and they determined to registered
A Liberal Ottr.
day.
tided sensation in political circles, as hi*
warrants against Prater for assault with winter indicates warm weather.
yesterday morning. The effect on the
discovwere
but
out,
themselves
tunnel
*
creates
feeling,
faint
the
moves
One gentleman in Athens offered a intent to kill, and for carrying concealed
It.
Have
Must
be
will
Scotland
in
moors
principal
nomination was looked upon as definiteered when only about three feet 6f being
good appetite, cares headache and refresh
11,000 yesterday morning toward the weapoaa.
disastrous. Pall Hall Gaietto, July 11.
The pa&t summer has taught the busiis the burdened mind. Give Hood's Sarsa
free again.
right of way for the C. & It. Others
ness men of Athens that the banking
parilla a fair trial. It will.do you good.
will do as much, all will do in proportion
He Will Ran.
In this issue appears the announceAonoeu Mourn.
Tbe Blnegnww Counter.
facilities of tlm city are not equal to tho
yield
will
forma
wont
its
in
Dyspepsia
to their mean* rather than have the «tigtreasurcounty
for
Orr
C.
J.
Dr.
of
ment
Capt Ned I.ester, of the Julius Cohei
Hits. Wr*su>w'B SOOTHIVO SI-HOT
John H. Jones, Tnttle, Ky., writes: I demand. Athens ia growing, and tho
to the use of Carter's Little Nerve Pills,
*aa of repudiation affixed to our city's
should alwavs be used for children teeth' reel company. So. C, will run any of the I '»"nerc " m»ny fo s of nervous di er. Dr. Orr ia an old citixcn of Athens, aided by Carter's Little Liver Pill* have been selling medicine foi seventeen way to help U grow is to have money
fair name.
the same race bility m men that yield to the use o and be needs no comments from us.
compan
ing. It soothes tlie child, softens the Athens colored companies
present distress years, I pronounce Dr. Digger's Huck- that can be had on good collateral. By
relieve
only
not
They
are
who
Those
Pills.
Iron
Carter's
in
peoplo
the
served
has
He
gums, allays all pain,, cures /rind colic that they ran in Washington. There is
Track laying on the C. & M. has been and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. some dissaiifaction about the tie, and troubled with nervnni weakness nigh many capacities, and has a gilt edge bond but strengthen the stomach and digestiv leberry Cordial the best I ever sold, U all means let us have another bank. Our
give* joy to every mother.
busmeoa requires it
apparatus.
duHMDtinnnd pending th* contemplated
sweats, etc, shouli1 try them.
if successful.
they tie willing to run it over.
ml. a bottk
ehiag* of th* root*.