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TT1S ABOUTTHE LIMIT OP THE PBESENTCROP. Tli Demu4 la Zl1ropt nfl rt 5nprw a at d. A is jUBCYEKS Ga December tSpecial. Mr. Ski.

Stewart Jr. one of the best authorities in Of tia on cotton production 13:0 the opinion ith price of cotton is bound to go up. skold that the crop will not exceed if it reaches XQ ble In reply to the request for his yMABOBS for this conclusion he said Tint. The crop is considerably short of last jearS Statisticians now agree to and the bears admit it. Xeil Co.

of New Orleans regard COO a maximum instead of 6700000 their estimate hlle ago. Bradstreet in his recent estimates by states makes out the crop to be 635 000. In his estimate however he ias Texas down for 1470000. Later and better authority for Texas at least comes Kaufman A Rnngejj estimate of the Texas crop. From 520 replies from the cotton producing coun.

tle dating from November 26 to December 4 they estimate the Texas crop at 1350000. or 0000 hairs less than Bradstreet. which would reduce BraiIstrees estimate. Admitting his toin tne for th balance of the cotton producing states would reduce it to 1233000 bales. In connection with the crop.

paragraphs of the fcllowirg tenor i token from the Financial Chronicle are significant From lrtUyile Mississippi About an the crop has teen gathered ant i belus marketed tree- Ir The crcp in the Mississippi Valley is much 41.3 rf i Item of al out the Jsamc tenor from Corsi- ina Texas Montgomery Ala. and Meridian Mi might bequoteti. This from Helena Ark. one of the two states whose crop exceeds that or ll5 Planters in ttit section who expect to gather 400 bales will not exceed 100. This of course can he discounted hut it is a pointer nevertheless of a yield less than recent expectations.

The crop in North arolina and South Carolina is very poor es emlly in South Carolina whose crop is not so good as that in Georgia1 What are the indications in Georgia From many sections of Georgia come lit. Urn1ing news of the outturn. Reinrts of this character have come from Albany Haw- kinsvtlle and sections northwest as well as cast of tbllta. The black lands of Alabama ate mud under tie average in tact. there is unfavorable newt from nearly all sections with but few xleption excepting Tennessee anl Arkansas.

Take these- items of unfavorable wsumi deduct them from the agricultural bureau estimate of lOOoOO bales madesix weeks ago hefure the actual development of the hcrtrvs arid the sides estimate of t4COtI and Brad streets estimate reduced properly Kautliiian runges to to fiervuirand there remans a crop of about HX tAi with a possibility of less. To realize thisder ping sh mu- note Atlantis receipts for the week ending lie-ember 23. 5. i7 ales rod with the same week last year 72 bat than half. Vote also the receipts for OLe day.

December not yjito one tluiiiftid bales which la year brought in thru- iii a shortage in one day. oi 01 two bales. it this rite tit FrSut comparative short. tif i Lie. will be run up to IOpl' by tit olos' the cotton year.

What i. true of ATiaitu is. rind will be true a large isnjori- ty of ibi uvnty-gix interior towns. viz Ci Maeun. Kom-- Montgomery rlnae.

Yichsbnrjr. lhlrlJ1t. St. Louis. tiucia- i ti NeviLcrrr.

ietersbtirp Louisville Dreu. ta iu. Mith tie cat Memphis. Nash- riilt. oliir1 iiss.

Little Rock. Houston e- and perhaps ii few other towns lat. tie ulne red ts may jual last years at this date. liut oayso nniu less. Wil ti jittent rite of receipts be ui-iin- No.

1 ha- watched ii i''i some intention the P1iI a utMi crops arid btjieve LIH ciuiiK tJ.t- oC opening uf thy crop that MI I' eve gathered in so rt a tim" Wltn ihi- trd sm. it amt indeed. Through tLib Oejjen tdiuaiy otter sections of thee.it- 14 jjruwiKi the August nud Septem er lrtuth left no top crop. and there is tsiay li I in the kinds of the Banter than at any tin iLr riu f. yr- just.1 IM i- Icing nc with the crop and who ViSit- has ukm out two hundred ail fifty usol bales more.

so farof this crop thin the uil of that of I- and the exports stid liktly to uLiiniu-tci lead the esi rts of lat yur. It t' ms that the pursctrings of Europe are not jtlh to to my at ut prices. SEd may in the end oir American spin. rs may wake to iud the house supply less than they thought and when they enter the market fur up1liea they will have topay high- tr priti thou lid their neighbors across water. vottuuis being spun there is no rais- ttke about that.

Mr. Kikou in his report of hroisau coii5iiiii tioa to December let says the consumption fur teat Britain and the coo- tineiit is cow K- bales of pit pounds each per week. sgstest r-i" bales the same time last year. was in October and Novetiler and sut is is likely to be tile case for Dr ocr wd UIL litre is an excess of bales a wetkori 1 'i'l al' a month for In consunjjitioi Mr. iyn in his report.

also speaks lit the cunipurative average weight of the bales leiivertd far to. Europe and they are as 45 pounds for the crop of 1 and 4 f3 pounds for this crop a litlcrentl in or of I 5 of nearly jU cent. It is oulya small item ml is true. but it would make a difference of Lalts in a six million crop. European spinners' stocks are also reported a little lees than lad year at this pf rioi.

Hence while exports of this Ct have been free. there tasbeena meet for the cotton and that need will probably continue. As the spring goes and the total tnropeau stocks are but little in eicew of last year. anti considerably less titan in and very much less perhaps 4CO. XW bales than in .1.

Do we need soy cotton in America What of the Booth' mill in condition to run on full tima i bad orders on tie and some nulls are re fusing future orders even at advtuseetI price-3. While tbtir takings or the crop is increased the last year or two their increased con- tumption has en them no excess of raw material. In a email way tic southern mills are till in the market. and will be as buyers. Tie northern mills need cotton they are taking it and they will need it still more A.

nlijsrzty of their mills are running more than tt year at this this time. Their pruJuctiotu are in demand. They have taken so far this a little less than they lid of last r' They are in the market and will have to tontinne buyers. Storks or manufactured goods are less than they have been for years The item of print cloths alone might ho in tin Take the middle of December 215000 pieces TBU pl k. lH10k.

ttork. wu cottons tPd in good demand Oporte and converters. Beaded goods ft with an upward looV. Th 1d peace and is to be clothed so the that tt re re strung reasons why the Jlticy staple should 1 in demand at improved Cowered by Dirt. I Wwrru Ca.

December iSJ. Special. An- iurtncwI1 eby tho caving works of the GeorrU Midland The eat through the city a very fAtp we cd the manner of expediting the ir ki rolld rniinlfl8 dlet ng the dirt GMrtti WM caught as th not considered seriously injar. Tho one inrt wvenJ weeks ripidIy a 1 iT vv 4 1 Ad eoJufort to Mother nj WsiB xmirNa8YBo 5 tH0 fw1 ifam reduce I iof nititon jg I 1 f' 5 rt ftlMli i bids for furnishing medicines fot the-poor he founit only ne tealed proposal That was in the thspe of a boycott against low prices by' the druggists. They had all Ilgited an agree.

went not to. furnish medicines for less than. 1200 a year' and' further creed to submit the choice of city druggist to the council. A ballot. was then taken and George A.

Bradford was elected city druggist. The city got its medicines last year for less than The city advertising was awarded to the Son and the job printing to Thomas Gilbert. John Lewis was given the job of lighting the street lamps at 2 5 a year. There were also numerous other contracts awarded. Mayor Grimes announced the following standing committees for 1887 Joseph Foley and Curtis.

Bridges and wharf Jefferson Lledge andMeCardle. Cemetery and park Messrs. Uedge Brannon and Dilungham. City improvements and commons Messrs. Dos1er.

Nccardle and Brannon. Clstenufire department and waterworks Messrs. Foley. McEachren and Garrett. Contracts McGaFSUO Jefferson and Dosler.

Finance Messrs. Brannon Curtis and Hatcher. Uospital-JIessre. Dillthgham floater and Jefferson. Market and magazine Messrs.

Garrett Dillingham and Joseph. Iflice and as Messrs. Hatcher- Garrett and XIcEacireu. Public schools Curtis Hatcher and Fe- Streets and tewers Messrs. McEtehren and El.

ledpe. The city council tonight passed an ordinance prohibition hackznen from drumming passengers at the union depot. FIRE IS WOODSTOCK. Half a Dozen Stores and Houses Destroyed Monday Night. CASTOK Ca.

December 29. Special. On Monday night last about 10 o'clock four busi. ness houses in Woodstock this county were destroyed by fire origin unknown. The fire was discovered first in the store of J.

T. Daniel which destroyed the building. The flames then spread on both sides destroying the office of Dr. Will Dean on the south and two. frame Storeroorrs on the north together with their contents.

The losses sustained were as follows Dr. Will Dean office and drugs 700 the storeroom occupied by Daniel be- to W. II. Perkinson 100 audthe stock in it belonging to Perkinson Co. 000.

The frame house of H. B. Palmer 410 end the confectionery in it belonging to Calvin Caste 50. The frame house of Dr. II.

Dean 400 and the stock in it belonging to lctkinson Co. about 1000. The guano house of W. H. II.

about 30 There was no insurance upon any of it. Per. kinsou A Cos storerooms and the stock in thmm on Ue south side were covered with insurance but there was about 25 damage to the stock in removing. Fires In Glascock. ilFiOX Ga.

December 2y. Special. Mr. M. 1.

llietun a worthy young farmer of this county. Lad his dwelling house destroyed by file supposed to he the work of an incendiary. Just two or throe nights before. in the same neighborhood Mr. 1.

X. Davis had his consumed by fire. FIGURES FROM nALDI Au Increase In Values and In Population. tJooI lteeord. In.

Ga. December 29. FSoa- tial. cut estimates stow forward strides in Baldwin county. The population of the ditty in Is 0 was l3I53 but these figures will be largely increased in the next census.

TLe laws in the county may be classed as light. SRudy uplands with clay subsoil and light lowland soils. In 1880 Baldwin had 00 i farms valued at 755097the products of whieh were valued at liQ 9Xi. These farms produced 125572 bushels of corn 23951 hush. na of cots.

10110 bushels of wheat 4870 bales of rotten lr2 gallons of molasses 1726 bushels of Irish potatoes 38811 bushels of swett potatoes and 15179 pounds of rice. In 1 there. were twenty-nine manufacturing establishments in Baldwin with a capital of 0 consuming material valued at 94195 and the. value of whose products was 130543. The total number of acres returned in 1Si3 3 is ijoO valued at 7044.

The value of the live stock of the county is 117200 and of the aggregate property of the whole county as re turned. is 1 4033. A LLEDGEYILLE ME Who Is Williimgto Outdo All that is Claimed for Bishop. MFLIEPGFVILIE Ga. December 29.

Spe cial. There is a gentleman in this city who cats outdo all the feats performed by Bishop the reader recently described in THE ocsTTrTiON. He offers to take any two or three men in Atlanta and let them hide any article whatever in any way or place and he will find it. blindfolded. With persons with whom lie is accustomed he can write any name they way think of and will move to my put of the room and find any article they wily think of in this ease also blindfolded.

As he Las never practiced his powers much with stJarfcrs he finds it hard to control their minds and until he becomes accustomed to tlitiu. la. will make a few failures but with half- a days association he agrees to do anything rauired. lie ecu had hidden articles with perfect Stuart is in few minutes and can teach them to its likewise in a few minutes. silt.

JslthN WAS A LITTLE OFF nut Little Held Fast by the Male Facts. SPARTA Ga. December Special. Mon day orniip during the session of the honorable county curt Judge F. L.

Little presiding COtIt J. T. Jordan entered with a very sol- tuiii txprtsFSen of countenance. Mr. n.

II. Lewis was et the time addressing the court. csiels1 Tohu said May it please the court I interrupt the gems- 1 man to announce the sad intelligence of the death of Hon. John A. Logan vice-president or the ttdttd states.

I move that this court ad. jOtirL8. Judge Little replied in his usual style Let the will of the Lord be done. Proceed Mr. Lenis.

CHANGED TO FRIDAY NIGHT. rirnn Callers Do Not Wish to Encroach on Sunday. GRIFFI Ca. December 29. Special.

At tbe request of many Yew Years calling will be Friday evening instead of Saturday evening. The change was made to prevent the calling from extending into Sunday. The ladies who will receive and the gentlemenwho will call are requested to send their names to the correspondents of THE CONSTXTcYTCSTh by 10 o'clock Thursday morning that a full list of all who. receive and who. intend to call may ppeu in Friday mornings piper.

From the preparations being nude and the interest manifested the occasion will be the most brilliant social event that has ever occurred in Griffin. DEATHS IN GEORGIA. Mr. R. P.

WaHackdiedatMs home in Girard yfnet y. tiring the last week Ray. James W. Webb" 1 Allen B. WhiteheAd and Mr.

Charles J. OM rIles th tit the oldest and most respected cit' ns cf Monroe county have died. Major J. J. Prather one or Irabenhams old.

tit end WgWy spcrte died at hi home on Tuple river. live miles below Toemams yesterday erenilia at three o'clock. He was about sixty years old. lie wss raised in South Carolina but came to titOfe1 about twenty years ago and has tired at tbe am place emslnc lie leavesa wife flemish. tar end cue Morwho la a merchant of Toceoa.

lie was taken with measles about two weeks ago. whirls changed to pneumonia which wee thecanw of his diath. With teeth tJliUintd and UxaCj I thought That nothing could be begged or boujht To cure then arid cried to pain Ton fijttlrt Jin ILicas correspondent paid a visit totha Jold hospital' grounds this mornings These old buildings possess a historic Interest. The twd long houses" were once wards Jfo. and lOfof thconfedei.

ate hospital on the-old Academy. squire and Dr. P. II. Wright assistant surgeon of the confederate army hail the fomatcsof these wards In charge.

In 1866 Captaltf Hill United State army had them moved to their present locs. tion for a freedman's hospital and they were afterward. purchased by the county authorities for hospital purposes. The maln building was erectel by tie coun ty on the east side of Yinevillo branch unallpox hospital through the efforts of Superintendent Harman. and Drr A.

P. Collins. It was afterwards removed the other side of the branch to its present location and Mr. Herman has been in charge of it ever j6ince. Dr.

Wright has been surgeon arid physician for the last six years. When the first building was put up there were only two Inmates. Since that the number has increased until now. there are thirty white and two colored inmate making a total of seventy. two.

Dr. Wright says there' is a considerable amount of sickness among them just now. They are as well eared for as they can be the superintendent doing all he can to alleviate their sufferings and make them comfortable. The new hospital buildings are going up rapidly and by the summer the Inmates will be transferred to the new quarters. The old buildings will be sold and the land divided up into.

lots and placed on the market. The immediate locality is called Collinsville. and near by is the old brewery now fallen Into neglect and decay. POLICE PICKINGS. An Officer Gets Knocked ms Assailant Fined.

Ga. December 29. SpeciaL Yes terday Officer Bonner was knocked down by Torn Battle who was drunk and disorderly and kicking up a. row. He retaliated and downed his assailant and locked him up.

Today he was fined twenty-Jive dollars for resisting the officer. Gus Brown and Manse Brown two negroes not related had a out tight yesterday. They were arrested by Offi. eErs Winters Kennedy and Jenkins after Manse had laid Gus low withastiek. They were fined seven dollars each today.

Ella Hunter and Tildy Lucas had a big fight and Ella was fined he and Tildy seven dollars. Today Mrs. Frank A. Hervey went to her dining room door and found it locked. Hastening out on the back porch she hoard some one run out at another door and got a back view of a heavy set tramp skipping across lots in his fright.

She found nothing gone. A negro man named Henry Walker who works for Mr. Norman has been missing since Monday last and his family were at the city hall in search for him today. They fear that he has been foully dealt with. Will Shepherd and Spnney Burke are two bad little negroes who infest the alley below Davis Balckams on Mulberry street.

Officer Johnson ran them in today and they. were locked up for thieving and for cursing women. PLACING THE MEN. The Police Squads Rearranged for tile Coming Year. MACON Ga.

December' 29. Special. To day Chief of Police C. hi. Wiley gave out the new lists of patrolmen to be under the direction of Lieutenants W.

A. Wylie and AI. Wood. Wj lies squad is known as squad No. I and consists of Officers Caughn Brooks Brown Dumas Goodroe Jenkins Bailey Mo Cleeky Mutely Kennedy Porter Thorpe Waguan Winters and Hutchins with Chap- man as keeper.

Woods squad No. 2 consists of Murphy Abel Lowenthal Bouner Teunell Gjlding Hardy Holmes Johnson McCafferty Ray Thomas Daniels Yeager and Barnes with Hemystationhouse keeper. Baughn Mosely Kennedy Winters and Hutchins are taken from squad No. 2 to squad. No.

1 and Fennel Hardy Johnson Say Thomas Daniel and Barnes are changed from squad No. 1 to squad No. 2. Of the new policemen squad No. 1 gets Brooks Bailey Goodroe and Jenkins and squad No.

1 gets Gelding. The boys were busy today in selecting' new partners and will adopt themselves to the new order of things in a few days. RELEASED FROM ARREST. A Creditors' Bill Filed Against Jacob Ideas. MACON Ga1 December 29.

Special. J. McKee who was arrested at midnight last night was brought before United States Commissioner Locke thit afternoon on a. charge of counterfeiting. The evidence failed to establish his guilt.

Top Holt the well known barber died today. A creditors' bill has been filed by Chandler Queries Co. et al. in the United. State onrt against Jacob Maas and W.

B. Wftites assigriee. Several thousand dollars are involved and the csse is set for a hearing before Judge Spar January 15th. Marshal Lamar has charge or tie property. MiSS ANNA BRYANT.

leer Condition Not so Bad as Reported. MA ox Ga. December 29. Special. Are- pert was printed in a.

local paper here from Vienna yesterday stating that Miss Anna Bryant a well-known and popular young lady of this county. had been fatally injured in runaway and that she was dying near Vienna. Mr. C. C.

Balckam and Walter Bryant. her brother telegraphed Mr. Lewis at Hawkinsville today to ascertain her condition. Mr. Lewis answered immediately that she was not hurt arid that he had heard from the family yesterday and that all were welt This piece of news will prove very gratifying to the many friends of the young lady here who were much alarmed by the report.

AN ENGINE ATTACHED. Two Employes Sue pat Writ Against the Covlngton and Macon. MAoN Ga. December 29. Special- To day P.

S. rippen who has been in the employ of the Coyington and Macon railroad on the construction force and later as baggage master and 3. U. King another sued out Ii. writ or attachment against tie company.

The outgoing engine and train were attached and the case had a hearing in WlWngham. Patterson's office this afternoon. Crippen and King claim wages due the first for four mouths and the latter for two months" service. WHERE THEY ABE. Running Around Among Visitors and Ab- MACON Oat December HfBpeciai Mr.

W. II. Patterson of Atlanta Is in the city today. There 11 an enjoyable Nickel clnb party at Mr. lobert Reddy' 1' In Eistltacon tat night.

followed bye few hours enjoyment a the home of SJcCr rr. vlJJMpwk fte railway un. and will have it to food order by Iiwkins after- few days' holiday tira at hit home in Americas pwed through the city today on his way to Atlanta to at UndUwATaconerest Alderman IL Snuthhas a new boy baby hi house 7f whlc he Is teryprpud i tnk6 McDonald jB Wilkersou Chaplain RJJkCarwlle tjleBjc i Grand Muter Davidson perfornied the' ceremony livery Impressive erv The' musk under the direction FCtokpwas very fine audwea highly enjoyed- Afte- the installation refreskroenta were JEerved tbhlch all did ample justice. I Mr. Davidson then delivered an address replete with beautiful sentiments and gems of.

thought. His eloquence kept his audience spell hound- sad jr eache had finished there was general regret thatvthe address was not longer. The occasion altogether wee one long to be remembered by the Masonic fraternity of Rome. A Speech by Colonel Caperv. CABTI3SYILLE December 20 Spocial.

The Masons celebrated" the festlmJ of fit. John on Monday. at Pine. Log with apiuMpri te and impressive eerembyea At I iga velTe' the lodges were called olT from lab by re oo1lmen Fivee hundred petOOt18 tjoyed a feast At the' close of thefeast Battle introduced Henry D. Capers the chosen oralr for the occasion.

In one of his grandest efforts' Colonel Capers reviewed the history of the festival from the feasts of Osiris to' the Christian John. The lumbu8 Odd Fellows. COLUJBU8 December 29. Special Columbus lodge of Odd Fellows tonight elected officers as follows B. P.

Wilson N. T. L. Gruscro V. F.

Schuesler treasurer G. O. Berry secretary. A number of other officers were appointed. TWO OPPOSING SCENES.

Receiving New Sisters in One Room While One Is Dying In Another. SAVANNAH Gs. December 29. Special. Mite Emma McDonnell of Atlanta and Miss Ellen Tobin of Atlanta were this evening received as novftiates in the convent of St.

Vincent De Paul of this city with solemn and beautiful ceremonies. They entered the chapel followed by the children and the sisters singing a hymn to the blessed Virgin. Miss Mc- fDonnell will be known in the sisterhood as tSister Mary Angela and Miss Tobin as Sister Clara. Agnes. Shortly after the entrance of the two young ladies into the order of Sisters of Mercy in another portion of the convent a.

sad scene was enacted. Sister Celestine who had been in the convent since 1677 and who for the past several weeks had been seriously ill was released by death from further suffering. Sister Celestine was known in the world as Mary Maria ODonohue andat one time she taught school in a Catholic institution in Atlanta. TO TUEISOITND OF' MUSIC. The Brilliant Success of time Drummers' Ball.

SAVANNAH GaS December 29. Special The ball of the Drummersassociation last night was an event in Hebrew circles and many ladies were present from other cities among them being Mr. and Mrs. 3. Kahweller and Miss Kaliweller Harrisburg Pa.

Miss Lipp. man Chicago Miss Tram New York Miss' Berg Paris Ky. Miss Levy Tallahassee Miss Engle Brooklyn Miss Schulhater Louisville Kr. Miss Guthmau. Atlanta Miss Teutch- wtnger1 New Move Conn.

Miss Roenbaum Richmond Vs. Miss Lien thai sew York Miss Hammburgcr of Chicago. Te following of Savannah made their debut Misses Boley Cohen. Stern Eeiser Appel Lowenthal and Falk. There were at one time a hundred couples on the floor and the ball was the grandest ever given by the association.

Dancing In Columbus. COLUMBUS Ga. December 29. Special. A ball was given by the Israelites tonight to the.

children of the Sunday-school and it was a delightful affair. CHRISTMAS WEDDINGS. The People Still Pairing Off for Life-Cupid's Capers In Various Localities. ATHESS Ga. December 29.

Special Mr. Bob Garrison on baggage master on the Richmond and Danville road and Miss Lou OFarrell of this city were married tonight. SUGAR VALLEY Ga. December 29. Special At the residence of Mr.

Dave Watson near this place. Miss Birtle Watson was married to Mr. End Stowers. At the residence of the brides father E. W.

Phillips by Rev. WI. 31 Bridges of Borne Ga. Mrs R. Craig the young and efficient agent ef the Fast Tennessee Virginia and Georgia railway to Miss Alice Phillips.

Miss Alice is one of the finest artists in the whole community as well as a. fine telegraph operator. The young couple will move to their newly finished dwelling in a few days. SUE WAS TED But the Other Negroes Were on the Alert An Amusing Incident. Ezrnros Os.

December 29. Special Au amusing incident occurred at a' Christmas tree at tine of the colored churches in Elherton. As but few of the members could read or write they selected a colored damsel who had been to school to write the names on the presents which she readily consented to do. When the presents' were' distributed and the names called out the assembly was greatly surprised to find that all. the handsomest and most valuable.

presents had on them the name of the girl that had done the writing. An indignation meeting was hastily held anti a redistribution of the presents ordered immediately. He May Lose UI Arm AUGCSTA Ga December Special Johnnie Donohue the young boy who had Mi arm shattered by the explaslon of a small can- con on Christmas day is resting easily. There axe still fem that Ins am will have to be amputated but the doctor hopes it will not be necessary. lOCAt FOIJTICAI CONTESTS.

The Aldermanlc Contest In Athens Don- log. ATHEyeCa December 29 Special The aldjHDanic contest between McDowell arid ilur- rey continues today There Is considerable In. tertrt felt in the contest as the election of city attorney between V. B. Burnett audA.

3. Cobb probably hipges on the result. Local Contests in thin. GwFJ r- pa December 29. ISpedaLl-- Politia are beginning to grow A UtUft-liretyi Next Faturday two contbles are to be elected tiny art earnestly work.

NextWednesday the eonn dertfoacomet en' M6rt' of the 6ffic are contested anti some lively sklnnUh- jf UcGoran ta iicollectort Johnlit Postifor treutJr t1un tt Wl Jiejkaah f. the4tif SH VJ5Jfi trtll wllitoot ti JloaMWbJ 5fwa tW JBtfWOTJWl Vvfjrt S' i SCS5t. vsi is. 32i 7-- liii bnjjiesip noose nd pnji np ep into the wall tie old yaultJnment LI thousand doliar Eaughn. "Many's the time yehetr4 him tellofjumpbguponhij hone' witha rollof hides and riding fifteen miles to the tannery in Jus younger days.

Few bwInessrnen now realize title sort of work. Mr. DtiPe was the clerk of theelder Ferdinand Phinlzee and made his money by hard llcki nnd wise say- Another old buildbigstrl teeyatasonjrj enters the town. It Is the laeratta Meson peadcmybnilt inlSQOL Frau i Jlesoa Irishman who' Lad made his mot cy in' Lexington. endowed the academy early in the century.

It was called after him and still enjoys the II- God endowment which he- generously left. it. Professor Thomas B. Morse who teaches at this academy- commenced in 1849 and has continued ever since. The venerable Dr.

Cornin was once rector of this well known'- school. In 845 the educational fond of Oglethorpe county was 135. At that time about 12 00 bales of cotton were raised and. Lexington sold about 70000 worth of goods a year. WHERE TITANS MET.

The work" of tearing down the old court hcu commenced on the second Tuesday ix February list. The corner stone of the new building was laid May 16th with appropriate ceremonies and a speech by Colonel Joel Abbot Bumps On th ret of February 1887 the new building will be completed and superior court will be held there on the third Mondaj in April. It is a handsome building put up with a great deal of style at a cost or 22500. The old courthouse was built. In 1819 by Pleasant RobiDson and cost 14000.

There was but little limo used in its construction as this material had to be carted from Philadelphia It served its purpose well and stood a faithful servant and sentinel sixty-seven years. It was found when the walls were torn down however that the chimney had worn and tin timbers were charred. In lact the old courthouse had been on fire unknown outside several times. The old courthouse was classic ground. It was the central point where tin titans from middle and north Georgia met and measured swords.

The north Georgia bat never went lower down than Lexington. The middle Georgia lawyers did not come any higher up. Hence the Cobbs Lnrnpkins Stephens Gilmer Hill Toombs Hillyer Cone Dawson and Johnson disputed tliu ground at every term of the court or in very political campaign. There were seven sons of old John Lumpkin who was foreman of the first grand jury in the county. He was the trreat-trrandfathfir of the present judge of the superior court Hon.

Samuel Luntpkln. or three sons. Wilson Lumpkin was governor and senator J. H. Lumpkin was chief justice George Lumpkln was a.

Baptist preacher. Jack Lumpkin was also a Baptist preacher. hop Lumpkin was a physician of wide reputation. Samuel Lumpkin was a. farmer and grandfather of the.

pre ent judge. Torn was a lawyer end One such roan would have distinguished a state but seven in one county had an effect hardly imagined. Joseph E. Lompkin of Some was from Oglethorpe. He went to congress from the mountains and ran for governor when the deadlock resulted between himself and James T.

Gardner and' Joseph E. Brown was brought in. There was Joseph H. Lumpkin who defended Platt in Augusta for tilling a United States officer. He fainted in the courthouse after speaking and wax threatened with bilious fever.

His physician mended a trip to Europe and while he was away he was elected chief justice of Georgia. One of the most famous revivals in the county was in 1835 which was started by the famous preacher Jack Lumpkin. It was here that Judge Andrews on the bench admitted that no white man could be hung on the northern circuit. Mr. Stephens seldom appeared for the prosecution in any case.

The last time ho prosecuted a criminal in Oglethorpe WaJ against a negro who had committed murder. Thomas Cobb was for the defense hut Stephens pronounced a conviction. The negro was sentenced to be hung. He dug under the jail however sad afterward escaped. There was a murder ease in Oglethorpe in which the accused' got off from failure of the court to procure a Every.

man in the county had formed and expressed some opinion. There was nolawjfor the change of venue to another county and the prisoner went free. A very heinous offense also went unprosecuted because there was no law 'applicable on the books. Then there was the Riser. hartcase and the DuPree will cue engaging the best talent in the circuit and thestat Oglethorpe furnished two United States sen ators for Georgia.

at the same time Win. Crawford and Thomas IV Cobb were colleagues' in the senate both from Oglethorpe. But- for. aslrokeof raralvsis in 1824. Crawford would have been president or the United States.

The younger Adams was nominated by the demo- crate and it was charged that Clay sold out to Adams for the state portfolio Crawford would have been the' democratic nominee as Mr. Stephens always said but for his illness. Governor GUmer was succeeded in the executive chair by Qotanor LumpHa both from Oglethorpe. tSIYU8 FOISTS Oglethorpe county produces 17003 bales of cotton annually or about one balatoeyery person within its limits. In 188 there were 1570 farms in Oglethorpe" valued at 1315257 the products of which were worth 791837.

There was produced 200554 bushels of corn 59832 of oats 57713 of wheat at a 12336 bakf of cotton. Tie laud returned In 1835 was valued at 9620110 The aggregate value v. of colored 1334. ha manufactories in. Ogle.

There' is nb n. county Crawford Is th6Iargest with papa. latlon of COO and cotton receipts of 10000 of which 5090 ire bonghttherr anti 5000 nt from Lexington and Washington rlhiptDeX1t to thenL cffiJn.tiom Elberkwjlkeiaod' Lincoln is shippedA ropghvfor stbeni let- lion in Athena wh Majinie4 tad was rat off byier laterwffiiiTaMi ancnnysterioos talltabbnt Mill Sg 1 2W towwaxl JA. P. TRIPOpJ 45 DECATUR STREET ATLANTA GEORGIA HIGH GRADE lutificalg Oils and reta Engine fEitraHflfhlM1n Gate cltj Greased West Virginia Black on an grades Signal Castor etc Orders Solicited and Qual-i Ity Guaranteed.

DC BACON ATLANTA LUMBER i ji Rurnpbrles St. ETVG Eailway. OFFICE LONG LEAF PI On Dressed Flooring Ceilfie Weather boarding Shingle and Laths Bridge and Trestle i Best1 In quality lowest in price. Write for estimates on house bills. seplE ly 2p VITAPATHIE' 165 Marietta Street WE CORDIALLY INVITE THE' PUBLIC 13 our new modes of treating diseases.

Tl pie have long felt the need of our system ol tlee curing without the aid of poisonous With our new appliances we are very au diseases which the result. directly or I redly of a weakened condition of the nerve IIIEUlliTIDf DYSPEPSIA CATARRH RALGIA PARALYSIS GOUT BRpxcran STOMACH. BOWELS LIVER KID-NEYS WOMB OVARIES and au diseases denominated nervous del Consumptives Be not go farther soth la sesrclrff of health for In our new inhaling appliances wst have combined an the curative elements grown bit the southern pines together with. our BATH OZONE VArOIJ BATH VITAUZEOi foods and drinks naks our treatment. fee Consumption to all others.

and. we uy ML the afflicted there is hope for all. We have spared no money or pains in making this institute a is. sirable place. to those from a distance who wisa treatment the Institute.

Address anoom1l1Illl1oi' callous to SJ11KL SULLIVAH DL I SmSKLS 1 Electric and Magnetic Phyddii Nra M. sffiSktE4V. P. i ELLLIVAN V. WARDS SEMINARY TIDiX.

HE LFADiSG SCHOOL FOR YOLXG I dies in the south and equal us anyjii tile no opens its next cession January IL The school 1 too well known by its grand surce53 and the noblS tJ toe of women is has educe. to. need any oa ment. Parents wilLalso find itthe most reasonihla to its terms. Address DR.

IV. 2WARD rieclG 2wd th fa RI Holmes' Sure Curly MOQth Wash and Dentriflce On Weeding nuns ulcers sore oa throat. Cleanses the teeth and purifies th used and recommended by leadinx Dentiis pared byffiftJ RA R. HOLMES. DenSsts 1 con Ga.

Tor sale by all druggists and denu fill 1 araratus ttJro11J41OA C0a will be EoljM whole or ias i 11 rjurgfj 3 ttfcrj 4sjj KtttJ nduitoVciMygsfattfee egJ GM to the com tThcrn1ng. jt Aleiander mf ihe Genii feu secur letter Intportantpoinria the Cent vith privilege. 1" that to raw of Captain Eleetlon. eJiwon Telegraph TajP the destfca of Jwl airlss8Bre lPO doB to frankly i 2SirattA the Interests of the pnoj fl" themanagementcftb jro awfeeTeryownerofs- share 6 to Earannali andvotait Sat I ad their GOODUT TIPS. Sorters oaCarVxikelrto loso On The lmdsaropreparing Tfflmoying nstamwhfcb compels tral vta- Up to eniployts- This r- 3 been la TOgne espedally jpauxt cases a trawler who oecapies a I i etper mast makeup his mind' to' be lfberefuses tObbie1f win not be pleasant.

1 The WJ condnOentral railroad is take steps break up the fter B3rporter on tha line fi fen to the action of his road. rtl enerateastern passeg atlr' Tn nM nwutIsa ted it Is sure to meet with b. approl BfcmU traveltus. We rnn our own si Consequently can run them as iMBwroadj porters are- paid-as pJawmth. with the' expectating that tl iriirmore than give tern a have raised the ss thatta for thtmselve and thetr ijsoorsfcdfa porter ahotdd black a sd.

to accept a sol that no moral iUttenO ta ftT tw yet heard eonipUIat of' asking for fetCbntlf shod 1 1 rtwvmlywlUith por Notwithstanding tia ja that Tftft meeting i Thssaattei of th readiat i i i 7o ii dn. G. hl 2. i gQ 4 J- j1zi i rf1 TJJilr tSOOnnELION An i iJj TJS ElJMIT Tt T. ioDate 1leP U1c a 1tt A Sweep et clta 1114 ol a.

Iii n. VnprecodUte4. Ga. Dece lber Yr. 1 iSi prod ction th Uhe 1ds d.

ply la uStatistJclanI gree 3' or l. rom ill tY 118 dat ng 261 t1mate 1350 JtoOC 1 i dnel tht. I loitg te or bout i ai re i I' i tkf lhortfl' Itftn ticttic1 ul nir th samc l1ilil. quot.e rk. l' ta i csledally cr orgia' I I JJtws end fstlliat made Six rua Ihrtn 4 I I I llradstrets I peeler and tJOIJtIlflll lo bjJiI this s.

ep 8 ek 52 th ar lr I tLtt loas lat ye ir 1 I 1 L' f' t. IV ill dtl 1 illiW. tru I jori. us uun YiJsLur Lcrry. tliblr ilIU tJ aih ru I' I.

ii s. Iw Ja it la5001un iJ1.Ia lllln. tlDh hire 3tth1111 tl 1 lCU rll tl. le ha W11nlh the fOW Seltemlr Hilt' alJtll jt Ld J' Ia Iei WD. it tsk Lit th us to far.

of helli.l I thoaports a. IJDliIlU Lo ad xpJrts pur strin5 on f. lit ners sip 11 1 I DC thu to pay a rUs. tee I Utile is a Ir. ii Ullllti InuDl liull I neut nh hesof etk.

anSI 1' les ilr. 1 jdol er. tllli a lJ rc ell' SS w-eclr or r. lAlI. cD UI1JItir r.

wt ltht 0 a 1. H3 no 2 on ya 1 UO ha l1as been a or ul UCt ry 4C0IAOJ cott has inc eued over I i ear ra II ill th 1a me. de1Jl lJd. crop years oods the en or past. fh i JU mparl on 1r.

lhtctli 1 tsEOJ kc JU trJr IHQU Iil UT tMI QJ ptees 11 oJr Orten loo The 1I11d lJt clQche1 Wi' there jJCU tie Jrm over the pretent Ounw Au. Jilaer ziegro WI hurt near here by jD dirt on the a IUd laud i1nIw. it OJI Ald f' uzednmining and letting 1. fiYfJh2 l1uf the bands I the fl. fd oneh11t verJ I ic nd of IEtWJ WS THmo 8YUp lor 9 IJr tb11IDit re4 mat md etrm winti tiilI 1ii jiifil fJn tto.

rilRt r. annual Dtraet1lWhen thederk tho' one 1 aledlUOf5 wasiu eta bo tta 1owprleea. e1' hi llan eeholceocltdn1gg1at AbalJotwuthentakenand got tJ 1ea Lewiawas 25 JQS wharf and Mdle park Messrs. waterworks Mesm. Finance 8O 1 magazine Jce trcets sewers ed TO Special.

I re 1 oili occu ied el leegieg to rkins n. 1 4l O. Castell. I it 11 kinson 0. 0:5 iO ag Gla cock.

GIP. x. Mr. ftlt-btJpp ofd oCanincendillry. cd ii 1' rJGl tES Dcc mber 2905.

Reent 1I1lan OW j55. 7 the i099 produceclI25572 If lOH 204 2 1'-0 manu cturlng 18 IJ 1 J1. Ill 29. daLJ- TlON. fi I IJd stJ 1 llb liktj IIl 1H.

act RH niornin Ju ge LI tUe Ct CLtI ai oftho AI r. s. De mber Special. preve gentlemen who Thur ay Mlliat ing r. Wall ck di at his er ay.

v. CoeielAlIenI3 andr. 10 three nscUfontoe Main h' bly his Ta 1OCcoa1e6k etf ng 1iI Cmeto yenuo UYeda' i mm UV taktnw1tb rhfbd gc4t4 hkl1lru CJUIO aJhuf Joose tho nqthfDtWJ4 bo lht fVteth ndJ O1f ttber1r mpfI It. ll IODP ofPTl1le IH A biEQZQ1nJ tG 7o lell wU a II i4 IqU4. ltJI Uilti1 atr I.

bu po6sea 1 wO ffig tl wenJonco O. aJ oUha th i i PR oU1 1II1Y. th i tes i aptabUIllIJJn1t d. Sfaf a mT1wl move4t lh rr" tJ4eA. indtheiwe j.

n11lclwedbyth8 untj' i U1 rlt1e erettelbythe 1' Vinevillobrancn for e1r rts Pcr. intend PCo1llris. otheraideolthe a dYrtHar Illn itevCj- ceDr firstbuildingwas iricreaBeduntilnow fortytwooolo tal of is. t1JemJ at ll v1ate theJnmates 8 ld lo Om er fuCON Yes. eg- lfn reJ wn nd with a stick.

skipp Dg Theyfear Eheph rd alle I or ON To. ood. Clc Henay station house No2 No1 No2. No1 ere ings RILEA ED M. coY 29.

J. Stat es a State a ajDst Jacob1Iaas Wt tes pssig e. Sp A Mscox Special. re- a Ir. ascerWnher lieltad tromthe andthahll weref news1Till 1 Enipl yea 8 Crlppeniwho intbe anUlacon on JY at arfng the 4ratfor mon WUEJiETHEYAnE nnnnf VUlton HDtee.

ember :29. f71tr. Uantau d11tcmr. Clu fewho DrJa Metrssy lIrVO ltI ba vtnr. th epu1tftie.

et.ra.1."lwa"et.ra.1."lwa" re ablUtat WlUJ1aTe1t JnJQO onterby ft I JIOUdayttmUbll biAmericuJ lnn war tA 1 newb 11btr J1OUU1rWh1 hb lIr The Amfriejj wq bti The tdl Ccj tatfO itJi 14 1Jitbi 4 with PateJ1tlI I tJQ Iltt gi titf ciu 4w 1boI' 1 I fO aa1J1o Uu tc1. ibmO 4n t1t 1'- 1m fEGiil aJaso tfmpl Konc1Q' fai' bUo I installation orem 11randa frq1 krbe I 11W1. u' mant redOflt. JIoi1tJphD Davidson grand maa rot 1 ii Vanditer.B.\m"Eu V. Mitchell VettHlretaryhW IL MClldntJDSiCJlroWDJ Rei Cc chaplain 1D' BJIorrIa' Str a 1 MCann tyIer.

if T- lrShnk Wt1tln. ij Denny i8Wr Walton. nG le 1 treasurer WH i tns Lansdell01J Dt uk YcDonatYr1p rLaz1 1. 11. adCJteWlUdlitn i Rome RQalAreh Pt.er-AlW.'W&ltonJVPf Euclid tJo1iDlODt 7 SL J.

F. i' C.1L- JoO TVand1verp. jT. 1. WlW famOii Cj1Ln ep 3VtWitLAd kintJI1.

1V. H. neu1UClit 1LiWeBtW. eB secreur Ro 1lk mono cha lFlLCuwlletler frandMlDavidsOIi dfl1e- mon JuJ Jm.Dpre veurluner FCl i i Was fuJea 4Wu iJjOI d. the1nstaijationiretreshrWlw weref Ww 1l aUAi4.

p1 jtui ei MfDaV1dson ltre edn addressre beautifuFsentimeritsand 0 thou ttI1is. eloqu 1 ndi RhenheJ1Ail 1inbhedthero. tcthatthe addr68llw84 not 10DgulheOccasioDaltoilth on tObe theMnsonlclratemity ColonelCaper" CABTDSVnLEDe em 29. 8 testl P1J ea Jjg Called' lahqr sFivehtI th th8feast11Jo. troducedBenryD.

th occasf nIn ofhJs persre iewed 1 29. I I Fj LE rs TWOOPPOSING One1I SA ANNA I 29. lI lI McDonnell. StVin with' Donnell Sister anillliss Tobin-as Sist rom v. XA.

29. cirlesand LienthaJ Bol Jser COLU BtS er 29. ias ort Olrror ATB Mr. nviUe re ALLP. 29.

In the 1 An 29. a cht ches wet out nameothe nethe pruentsordered AUGt8TAG 29 arm asmallcan non. easi1rThere 11 CONT TS lccont InAt DCeem The aJ RYtmltinnestodatTbere fa ero8telCin thuonteJt ctt attomeybetweenW pro. b1T th cal JItI1WgaD 29 IS little livery. faturdaXt1vocmistablel beele TII ar41hrtecuiaId teS In Jh l1e1djA thfJare work.

Next. WedJiesday J1nJl on' ome atc m6 cVmbt4onefrQ11 owuntu. en. nChatha KJ1fl1u. S4V lniq te1Dbef it fOJk.flJplenhave dectd tttcilnc1orseJ.

toftuCWcet riJ h1i 11. 1ot ontnalldWartnlJiuueU of r. tt will ror th I oftfeea i ftit14 i tiioi 1 Ju beanb1l1Dfb or loth" rmptl afliB 1t i i tI. irfi r. itB 1 Jicl1l a JiiiAit htfa1 ttealt 2 1 9 f1p ltfct I pJ t.

rc1 gth. seIn t4 1f i rn Ii ii kIi th Pt 1 i 1 building. i tlliitlJJCf1 1i riJ douf l1J btiW et lI 17. 4' In iw 9cI J1 dp up. htbrlcl Kb building' ii thetu 1 tt cH mttr tW-lIf huDdrMJ th Wl4d 1 made gghtJimt1f Be 1 I' worker- UmeJ 1 teIloJumpiDg upon hi airj of aildridlng lest Jh c11 lD l' onDg i ewbu nessm e.

lO11ohrork1 JQSth clerkofthee1derFerdioand Jhlnf ma e11i 1 ha nckl1 t.i lug. i Anotherolc1 he eyoas I th towuU thrPnM Fatlndlesoaal1 hadmacle morc1 earl iIt afteh1m 01 eAU ThomuBMorse teaches. lS49and con ued enuinc am- Jwasence thisweIl Ogl tfmeabout 12000 tton wernwed soldabout' 70OOQworthogoods 8 urt house bnil4 1g tho newbujJding on' lo Itiu putup a Umensed an retom Inract oldcourt unk ver LU tll kin 1 wur Ul entjndge. Jose Lumpkin.of'j n. tlY 11.

He. fm t1s It. th ne ro tU1d. act rward goto no1a or ec nge ofnnue anothercounty hart case en gmg seu- Wm. senate-both Bu a stroke of YUU 111 nufIoru WOIU he 1emo- noml eeas btitor both produ esI7 bale to.

every pel5Onwithi therowere arms the prod cts worlh91j807. produeed200 mt wheahna1233G S- 1heWid rettirneclfn' 18S5was Val eaggrega or the whoJeproMty is l82ro. The number 0white polls lO and loredl33L 1tSOtherewere in uCactoIies gl th01Jeprlth' a capital 6SOG. and the pro ductt 1392H. Thereta no.

very town In. Oglet orp of600in4 ttonrecCipta tlOOQOt' bought therCantl OOO sent 1 AtheDL and Lii1 o1n. pp tbroOghloAth mar. 'Oh Lexngton hhoId tcd o1 ell1jNu jese ofl oooTw thousand 1" DriJJertl ca fl' tuded rIDj ffl2 JIi rlUDg l10 been eonll11 d1UthWllitnt for acme weW 1ad 1ellte4. ionf 4thensiM.

he J1ili1l.di anducut 1t l1trl 1f th6" lrbU' now :0. De mbeFt t1Imltu Ia 1 wa tOdaY ittM capital. toeOl tIt eoll1pr1so' mfor01lrl mtb f14Jht et paPl Xf 1. JJTSIQutn ml BUJmSj Qtte j. AAJi.

Pol tAt t. mIP U1a 4 Pto 11. I 1Jnt1U' 1to Q- tt mle Ori. Jlate UII. t.

rauvJnnD I JA fE thOfqilrb 1adi tCJ2 if OYo n1 aUt01u' and Po. laT. i1I1UdUDh onotiU Thi it 1b4 9 Of bJ7 It rlo r7i. tr If. tj 1 ffi lIl Nrs' lJ Bl1V n1.

l1 I i ijs it Bitters. tli IrB if. AlCam of ii i i SI fIJ' ff' IBONBI Lu Clam. Jneni PaJaIia IlaelrCUIIDIU ID4NflJd1c1i I IIIOIiBI I ll ji UIe 1IIIII I2D OIICI 0 be Ia CIeIti. totl ebe bJ i lilt GalDtIlls ar .4 net I APo TRIPOD i 5DECATUR jt TAGEORG HIGIf an Greas SPECIALTIES.

onparen CJllnder Extra HuhlBeP GateCItr IP 1 I. andQuat Jil D. C. IL F. PAM0ROI Gen.

Tl NT LU BERC i InYA1m9 I Rnm hries On LiiieORj E. a. RI1d v. PINE Floorin Ceil. Weatherboarding laths.

Brl ge TimberrIF Eest Write-for hoUsebills III i I HEALTH INSIIiUff StieetAt1 iif tf m' The Ol tice-curlng OUlnew Bpi. hfdurethe AP LYSI BRQXCItITI3n. K1 OVARlEi- dlieatieS' denom1n ted nen- 9debh t1i goIi1rthersomh 1 hul InlUl' 1 Ue-emattveelements Wllbi th 6 illi ff sk1ta" isbope 110moneIorpaiDsin makinghis ms thosefromadlstance sit SU trlc. etle V. 6 UiV DR ARD fill SC OOL dies1n ioutbandequal any in II OD Is itsgrand thoobIt anyCDm- lenlPatentl it the reasona termsAddresa EWARDJ dect62wdtbFam atiWI6cIftI sis Oat iI.

Ia' Ilaaae buai ti a. i rille 1- Cl bJ g' ulcersaorem throatC1eamCII eeuund es the breast bJ DiaJ RBO a01we fQraIElat aBar ihr ncu. ERY. DAPPCRTE ol flooring the le bolI1Dararatua. purl Ouueted W1Ub Tholeu 0- WMDa CxjRo.

Simoo1 r. Tii I El 0' 1 J' tuc VtPIa1i. 822 fi. tf.Ot.-.Stij tflnnt n1A. i ItLtt4 A4 tw lwa 1 rH" m1aJ.

iiaiirtiapo ef 1Ir of. it fI5 PIIUAr- tl tacULoIa 1 tm CI b. tIWQ 1 ii.e- II ua MthOW tF a 1. 1' 1J i IT SE I ArLAW1LGL TEURSDAYDEOEI31R8O SIX i AflOUTTHELTMITOF 5- 55 PREsEfo P5 neil t. i Ct 4a I bI QdUCtIOfl 5' 5.

lie S. thcrequcst eil S. 5 tob63OO. 1O tto I ti toznctnesa I 1V1O 7 ibeu 3 alley thU thout 5- anaTexas. onof 4 4V 1 rolina poorespecially erage an i S.

ureau six S.ae-i z' Js 72 cSS 5 tie tl nnd c. is rt rcatlt owparati i 1Oti I I 0 is I 1 a si I 4 uus Vi hsburg. ti5ti iS i jib e- 1 el i 0 1 t- ma US1 S. ci' tiu tent 1 t. lu 115.

a- 1. 0 5 i.tiii.g 1 Cutt Oi I 1ii 5 1 ig IIOg tz i ten Ill id Si if ist- cee e.5.- ciii t5 I. fl L. sloe a' i i II liar i 1k. 0 ittilItit t.

S. SC tb sty 4 til ae cry 5 ti IC i is citisititit A0A lt fl ie 1) tuJ- berciedaticis. ioaicxtessofAIbales i weehor 5 a. areae4tt 1vuudstortherpof l.3an143 e. lifl reuce 5.

5 arly 2 ii- 120uO six i i perio1. I if 2- na i 1a I'-- se i i1S i it ft rar 5 given 1. si. i itand 5 Isat ii 5S 5 Ctniparhon 1 2Hllp1eees in. Ji- pieces 4155553 tile-a.

a fr i i- 5c mre el ty 5 11 Au ijn dirt niitez4. 4epasmerd usmk la by anTe in. flna of 4J1L li. 1 c. weekzgq sSjnjvag ie.

isa3iJs ud MlZ WJLOWS sbIJ4ren teeL11I iofteimj the gems 1 ifszutaUon. 13aj jIa enb tk- At e5 4. S4 OTCOTQjE VC11- The DntgtItS jvs Co S. nmbni. COLtZtr Ga 5Decambcr- 29SpecIa1 The city council utat tonight md twar Jte When the clerk readied fo prIc igreest eorgo 27 departmentsnd I I gas ilateherand I Ito.

50 V. Ia. lii Ct lOCti i50I5tP1iS 515 est i. re- ICJ3. Si icirlx5rv i LJE Tiiere tl uii.

ii it canteach Jnge i. iS Spedal.J ofthe Little ouraa" ofmany mornin prert ions Wa11kdied athis homein ys4temday. I ki nscfMontoecotmny Uewss lIeasraisedin buteameto ccogt a ileuuie jaceeverslnce. son who all atadnad I pal 0 would thetihey wags good UtleIsQugiofprai gorond a. IL 5 THERE'S NO USE TALKING BUTMACQN 51utL.

FSTART4NG 0 gagla tS AITI ofiha Takes 5quadNoihan Ward I-At tflS aegma. saTri ttathe4-TOmattlS'1flL to theold o1dbn1Idinga Thetw o. of the. old sq are 1' inmatesoftlse CuptaInlIiII a ny ireaent bythe Themain erectclby coun- tyonthe a liarIna31fld nti3 ableamount TheyareaswellcatedforastheY riicii antfined. us Ofu- deorand FLACINGTffE stationhouse ew 29.

is IfmssAnnary- popularyoneg To. it Mr ss clubparty athir. Rntcrtileddysrostdeneeln at DrJ hr. Vose Ii baying the Peak street rslebiliiaied Qod prlngthn' JJr. IV.

F. tTawklue lime a ited the T. 0. csrngress. Smith hAs at his fssblh Lsyeq proud Amsslcanhloromagathleotisereraag.

LisUg Cos iweparationi ehnl4 not be miifounded 1 patent ucenumi Its Coca lh ef. nle is a legitimate pharmaceutical prodoct anwoithy therccosnmendatlons besewed vpon It by bh boncesipiih and a1oathte onrneis Inyaiua to who pc rundqwu neryopi slyapepilo mr I is b- 5 7i- ThiYfd atsn5jna4itrai5 4 5Banquet 1' a. loaiGaceember Mtlte MnietemplOMoUdh1fl1tthereWU1Pb0 of officers end banquet. The Izaliwascrowded many S. masterof Masons ofthe8tatoofGecrgla initalle4thO foIIob3 JiJ gndivn 8.

YunkbouBcr J. It V. treasurer IL West. secretary W. AdkinJ D43.

C. IirownJ. IX Rev. Harris George B. Morris and Neil rda N.

Carsiie OnsananlaLedze-J. yr8isankiimz L' It. A. 8. iv Walton JW II.

0. Feters- W. IL. Roe pecretary II. S.

Lausdell B. Dl Luke J. I' V. Ti Landrum asid IL Wade teWflZdL Royal Arth chapter-A. W.

Walton- H. P. Johnson it. vltoebnck- B. ll.

3li. Vidlver l' 8. T. fanhedu ILL Q' at. IL Ieppcr M3t.

W. IL Ad" It. V. W. G.

1 V. tresaul' It. It. West It. T.

11. Carw tyler. In a very suuer. of Mr. B.

1' Clark- was Atlertho to which an when ho that the 20. flit. ip1s nprite lnprIveeeremCn1ea Ligh iverecaileoit t. rdl. 5 thcIose5of Th ceperareviewed oan thefcastaof tothe iumbusOdd CoLuMBvGa.

I re- S. lastuight ladieswere oftjie theOther who dist buted Gai SpeciaL wh nonen da aldesmanlgeontest reyccuUnucs tityattortey twetn 29. There arthree candidates the field cud county election comet iost ieI be done from now until then. Time Chatbana Knights tIIT Ga. December 29 Time worthgzen have dOCidesltoIndal 55 JJ Mcaowan for tax collector John ox fog coroner asd Waring Russell fog There to a strong tgbt far tho other faininess bearibern Iseadache ether 711eptlo Iymptopa 1oost' Brsa rUhIiiou9bkIasEbt a appU1 5 4 i.

5 i- 4- a 5.1k 5 5 i fr AIO1ci FLZASA2T aIN OGLE- I A Cceti WbIQh Ku oduid Qua r4 wii zlca Vnr. 555 MuoeL 7iiei. wbsITitani EdUuCa2nsi4esdss 5 Tb. Wralta at in. tbuti' Zie.

ATDaNC fia. Deceinbdr Colonel 1leasantAa StOTaIl the faleimtededltoz oftho Banner hU taking in the surrounding counties. ufsexperfence in 5. Ogfethorpccounty Is particularly fulIof.IncI- dents Among these thctdenta ione few noted Lexfngtonis a snmcllbrfckstrnet- vreknown as theDoPree bank lt was here act MrL DmiPree carriedon all business. lie.

commenced wooden I putup h1s brick 1ter. Deep null. fs Indented. 31rDuPree died with about dv hundred all right herelr'- 4Be was a worker1remcrked MrJoc Vye heird tell his with a roll ol ofthe elder S. building ce eyo as one ente In so Mesonsn etil1egjos ThomasB.

contisuedevera1nce. ve erable iniimsw edncatlooalfund oOgk 12000baltaof Le solclabout70000 a Febrnaryjaat. ceremonlesand byColonel bulldlo I am I Itserved i chhnne sue a an ver grandjuiy ii inIv IT. a.t. etf.t5- presetjudge tiasprea- liiinseifand chiefjustice inOglethorpewaaagainst ofthe tOrI aed no lawfor thestate.

I. 1005 bi 1 tOSii and bales of whole property of white 1010 ItSO there were 54 thorpe with GS035 pro- ductat139213 large In Oglethorpo the largest5 a there for shipment Cotton from Elbert Wilkes sbippedtbrough for holdsSOGpple and dnasa bull- ness of 130000. Two balesof cotton arc boughtthtie i-aa Dr. BerUtnga Caren MlnwArGLDeeembjr 20. i.i.j-i BertUxi who has in th asyluru 5 i week is dead.

lIeereated a seusa. where married a rich lady as by her in liar will. There va much mysterious talk about the Itifair. but ii wonndbpbytlaodniuug that iliodoctor syam Insane 5. a .5 5.

1 urrlture Factory lii UQmexl. i 5i 5- ii. Deccmberfi9tSpeciAt fnrnituie was organized will I ample The" stoefloldera some of ouveadlng business men nd the cci. ofthe onmpanyisasaured-- i IT SnorLu b1 Briiessoftery OUt baying aCtold totrestltpromptIya preperl until It ii gotten ridof-Inteltigent elperlenci fortunately lmsesentlnga In 13g. JATC EXPECroRATtboroughly adatem te rcmoyo speedily oldae.l1a 57 excitIng inflammation of the Thr a ci 1as1itomo 5 a i-i--I--i" 4QUESTZdAY WRRRD.

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V. G. R5cnd Tj a By- 5 1mber Fcmtln sepliIy2pnrmn Atlaula WE PUEUCTO oarxiewmrdesoftrcstingdlseeses Lbspeo of pree. hice-eurthgssithoiit drugs. aye is huh ace time ss cunditionofthe 1El 1 need seaclA wa elementogrownla I iill' AL VITALIZEU icE'- hI fromadistauce whewhI all sommuniC lni-iinietees.

SHINItLE. bs 1L L1 north con- II. WAILD5 Ctaft5us Si. os IrIb7. Gh Cure ures month sr5 sed Pt5' ared I.

Y. cnGa. Yorsale drugglstsaaaddenihtJ. For Sate at a Bargain 1. A LLTHEMACIIINERTMD ArPrRTEAC A a nrt-elaas mill burfa ahiJ.

ulleys. bohi1n a aratus CO polits etu eoi as a in arts. Afirsss WOOIISTOCK IRO 4t STzELaiNitYi deczd dm5 Anniitisn Ate. OZfltaTit37COUtlICIUtI tt Third4Fo LRJILIilIWVI li rsps5sisIiMkgut IISk5IIrJISIM Sprniatrnha asz ipotne b5ItiI5sj5Isyiassunisiiu51 54 pesiss rI5ISS bvlij Iahessasa iaa tad ass. bj dsl Dlsas at 5sL Dse' 5.5- 1ll1IJftaph5ao Case.

PQdm iUaa14 tsfs St Un. I. 1 Iiasil 1' Sr is iubt S'S Ibaisjbii I4 P' S. 2 asmeiw. Orsaiss 1s.

gaISM aaisIa 5 4 VsiLi t5W ii S5515 gI5M14. rssm5sas bAi55' psIseIIut whIssa 5 shoe. Wwsi IdIiSkp IilN 5IMIS. cpa Uaoat VA cowIu140 Jae at 1 igisiicioit BOOS C. e.

yi it agslnstthres tji4gi 44sadjed ice i4bkk ibowthg list or i le4easb1itha u1stodiio M1oknoWho aawliii assoefa'- tfrfhhei5bik electton j' and ss granted a i ordexlii thedireeiorztea 0fstboIdcrL The asseto 1tOthOIdUSWh haypied th Lsuean sppeaFrotL r4rtcneriiji to 1iere' 1ue7 and 1IIcomeoetail oya' the state- eu CiteraI4jandey cad 11 Cent A telegram iriareeefrcci in thcitr. WLtyfrua a gentlemen high in railroad Id ew Yorkij5 ststedtat the nllraflroedpj pr oTer. Wii Alexasijer 1ilfiklyatSJoftyoftb5 stock. The tiit 1t La freely stated Im stock iothisesnsd Ienn tonehozt itlie ruincv LsIttoWygfve ISUiseing 1. i3Uone AnotheeLncportssjj lathe teetlas'-jnst been iIecidc.

by Jail Adails3Taniiah. Oii the 0 GtflhI Alexar4eg friends for airae tJedkdg11j basdecided cntitled to S. 1E CEIT1IAL ILuLpojj Argtnleata Prtti the 5As thd cfJanuaryapprnahespuI estfnthe1tesnjt. 5l elertlonoftho creases FromNewycrkA fa5 beys hee' sen s-il formlty denoting syatai azmi 5. announetn that General Alexander sc 4511317 Ie elected.

We do not to sey that whj desire to do any Injustice to eiherGi sierorhisnienn 5laouz fres conflation teii Iritercala of the Centyj railm as eople of tieeria irifi be prmacj by tb 5 Jion of the naomi ticket And juM here Is may ni be anh to-re. holders of Central stock thiithe reeni as above rnenticeare fcpetltfoumof alnrliarenes which hare iom to time during the peat few es General Alexander said his friends have I lideut pf success for a long Ins and tli iaave been InDrinej on more than one that Puciezs to them was acred. We arafin gpoeiuo state fraully a Infonnatlon which weregwl as of the crelibthIy that General Ak5ndfs a aizurred. On the contrary we regar cat as certain. Georgia has no yaraej stockInthecentnaiLyassd aul the etrongea IXKIJCSUOII tiea she Is nce I lOlranferihecoutrolofthuprupertytua SlleflifltheEJlTofNew York.

S. The balance ofpowerfn the appxoscaj j51305 veiled nj many Ieerle scam to hit ittoek fcrnscrly owned by a Hefty t. i ashteh unrerte.ii to to Onfrefl ownetl ty the Alexander pariy The lzoiderseEaleck In Georgia bare the tsIan4 iOSeranfl1rthey attend theIartjaIn foeve whlth thce is every preapee a this llm ritefent adLnhstraljnwfl LeEUstLnsdby aorre majority. 5' Ve desire In all falzns' to call- atieno lioInt that CCisraIAjtxanere fight baecd upon the rsct as he claims the Ilahed rejona and hence the lOhitL of th donotIndiaietoheowflonrha stock value of ib tiroperty. There Li en inpfle premised ream ofdittin Granting- company ris Lwelswhleh would Inn Tame of lit' lick under a lucre faltering sper i sidenils wlslth lhe coxug pay and the llnsI value of st znLtF4iede' mtnedbylis earnIneaad We dottL.

Is possIble to ma the earn Incite tiasler aumy set otmen than it nuder Its' present superb managesneor 331O it nnS earn mere or else mores. othet ht tion upon which the gresenc fine sersi. GmpanyISdepefldssn- it wonid be en to dividends The public wilt also infer Ury should be adopted. Edokluglotheyermnanent Interest oft Loldezsand pnblh largely affected by the inanagerneutof tin s-cnlfinre every owner of a toettbergotngayrj ticket cr send apeox So ptain Itacul Cener or llnia lV Gordon- for thj- 11db the Central stockholders. and the- Geerr1acanreciecan cepe Sged iyitcsee mne and equally sctly assteatq en Cars LlkelytoLoee of Revenue.

t. railcoads ar preparing to beer Bvnoythgrnataznwluch tn Uptu custer lnvogue on sleeping Ec4t sleeper hisnedud to qnincesfa 1Iofgjj Wcondn Central takesicpatcsbreak CUSIOII porteron thst who 5ialp wilit.edlscharge.L- 5 ferthig rper the general eastern Midrteehtly Tbemovemeufa a the appro ale. we p1 sce runda psid' as ee 1i ijfl more ieiary IVe salar ceten. so that- theynowreeeiye vsride fan ifa ponteyshoul. it san ca ding tefljtnts Ia- no lint beyond.

that any porter aceepti wilt be kmnicillnteiy dischrgad" Tiiazsisisrot superintendent at the Thlac. conhiteylea Now York think th attempt to break the e'- tasccted In expressing hIs ysews he i3 ISis ezuethingofachestunt bat- lricdbcfoie. Autherulicata the. et irevnttlps5 earty all lhe-1s voJed urenudltasocond natarote- o1ftrtip. it avrierggtssft s4tedtlenanderpcta to pay fui ii.

Iwitltblmwbetberbepisys or ye never et a be feebul If we 5. deal evs rely with the- porter. thiaseperisotendei t. Iii esid many of ti tbeonntry are determined to bitt stpnt. It reumains to be.

sees. whlq atthti nreods ilL rak the Intil Iusstar Rome and Galaessi 4tieepceitIcei teneerniu tb sr4UahieaIU Criete huaschrscuehsirneats en I. l'-l ltpsis1 were firemen lp tr Aduslxeeflle lute 0' or 1k be. ramed. skiu ucceesazy me stteii- the prcsdent the road as 1 ia a Un.

frr' SiliCa ttt CO riven to crest srfl. bOvtwalaliazw onuoty- be s. S. l4and linUx 4uv.