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THROUGH1THE STATE t. Httw PosTOPpiet 4" BAST ALBANY Jk m. at teBtats UaiT nlu-Ba i I Dty al JJ tnty Cttftb UattttUtoEssoIutteu or tU IYII party Os new Bran Xie Xu. Gpedfcl to the Constitution. SYLa February 17.

An enthusiastic meeting of the Savannah Volunteer Wt vu held last night. The following wu unanimously adopted Resolved That the Savannah Volunteer Qnards hue received from the hand of the sT governor of Georgia on the l50th anniversary of the founding of the state the 4 flag of the state established by law with a 4 deep sensibility and thorough appreciation of the honor conferred. That they respectfully present to the governor their past career and devotion to the interests of Georgia as the only guarantee in their power that it is not entrusted to unworthy hands that although our list of honorary members la usually- reserved for special distinction of members of the corps only who have rendered actual swnce to the corps an exception will be now made. and that lion Alexander Ste. phens governor of Georgia and commander in chief.

be now elected by acclamation an honorary member of the corps and that the corps ruduJ him to accept the election. and allow toe honor of calling his name at. each as. semblage of the corps upon the roll of the company to which he shall be assigned as the present and proper representative of the ma' jesty and sovereignty of this rose of states our Georgian commonwealth. The thanks of the corps are also due and are hereby tendered Colonel John Milledge the governors aid.

de camp for the kind. graceful manner in which on behalf of the governor he present. ell the colors. leso1ve4 That the Savannah volunteer guards. in full sjrnpathj with their fellow.

citizens of Savannah had very great pieaure in offering on the 12th of February such simple hospitality as the circumstances Of the occasion permitted. to the delegation of citizens from Maryland sent by the gover- I nor of Maryland to represent the state of Maryland at the sesqui centennial celebration Of the settlement of Georgia. That the Savannah Volunteer Guards while probably conscious that if ever they are to carry the flag of Georgia. they cannot be altogether unworthy to bear that of one of Georgia's sis tar esteem it as a special privilege and distinguished honor to have been allowed by that delegation from Maryland to whom It had been instructed by their governor to carry toe flag of Maryland along with the flag Of Georgia. their own battalion color in their place in the co umn of volunteets of Georgia Florida iad South Carolina 10 participated in that celebration the union of the two liege symbolizing the uBion of the two states in the glories and misfortunes of the common past and hopes of common future.

Hardee abandoned the contest for clerk of the superior court to-day. The governor telegraphed forIkes commission The guy- or was presented tide morning his staff with an elegant gold headed cane. The party left at 8 o'clock to night. GAlNEbVILLB 8 Tke CI eaU Edn dMn CM rk ld Herder. I to the ConUin lion tYYiLLE February 17 Hall superior Xurt this morning without a clerk.

Last night Mr. Kdmondson handed to the ordinary his resignation of the office together with a letter front the governor saying that the resignation had been accepted to take ef. feet at that hour. It will be remembered that George Clements contested Edrnondsons election. on the ground that he had not been country two years.

Evidence was warded to the governor who. Without notice to the parties or attorn. ye decided the case in Edruondsons favor and forwarded his commission. Thu Clements's at torneys claim. was illegal but advised him to turn over the office to Ldmondson and then bring a quo warranto.

This was done and the ease was set for a hearing before Judge Esiea to-day. EdniordsoQ has forestalled this proceeding by resigning. The ordinary will probably appoint Mr. Clements to act until an elee- ton can be held. Clements will again be a can lidate as will Edruondson also in all probability.

Perhaps others may enter the list. The election for this purpost and also whether the county will i sue bonds to build a new court house will he at the same time and the result will be vote. ft dead mule sensation from Jackson county like Ilamlei ghost wilt not down. No man has been found dead and the rumor wired you yesterday is without foundation. Reliable gentlemen just from Jefferson eay that the grand jury appointed a commit.

tee of six from their bod who investigated the matter and found that a man named Tuggle was driving home from Jefferson probably a little under the influence of anti pro hibition. when his mule wok the stuns. coming enraged he pulled out his pistol sect the mule to the happy hunting grounds and wended his way home. A day or two af. terwardssome of the family came and got the wagon So ends the chapter.

RAILROADMRN FIGHTING. iMler Kmfimtff Cut u4 altt Other-A Mu Special to the ConrUtution. JLSUP February 14 Information has just reached here that on Saturday near Hazle- bust a Mr. Wilcox shot and killed his son in law Mr. Curry.

It seems there was a family feud between the two families and on Saturday Mr. Curry with his wife waogomgtoa field a little distance from their house and met Mr Wilcoxon horseback riding the road. A few words and the old difficulty was commenced and terminated as above Last night yard master. Flournoy on the E. T.

and Ga. road at this place discovered that Engineer Mathews was drinking and ordered him to stop here. It seems the colored tram hand. Lewis son had also been imbibing a little too freelyand in the words that passed took the engineers part. cursing and abusing Mr.

Flournoy. wno drew hi knife and cut at Lewis striking him on the leg. ills knife closed on his finger at the second strike cutting it to the bone. By this time Lewis had secured a coupling pin and but for the interference of other parties that bad come to the scene of the difficulty it might have ended seriously. As the train was pulling out for Brunswick Lewis made his cape on it and it is thought went back on the night tram to Macon and it not known how badly his leg is cut.

We are having delightful spring weather. and the retarded gar dens and truck fields are receiving attention while farmers are preparing for com planting. SOME CHINESE earn Tk CUs aMB kl IIU Matter. Special to The Constitution AVGVSTA February 17 The raid on the ChineN firm in Waynesboro some time ago will probably become a national matter. Loo Chong and partners are very much Incensed tnd sue determined to press the matter to the bitter end.

They have laid the subject before the Chin minister bingtpn who baa referred it to General Brewster. who in turn to Assistant District Attorney Darnell who now Investigating it. It is nnderfctood here that the rtcent dec Won of th United States supreme court. bear- upon tfle uncooatttuttauliir' of tJF 1 to cotefa will wobttif caufet hitch in the ccntloa0ttt lde the state courti TheCIilntrtwliUiM institute 4 dtUtttlttginst the parties who broke up their business in WtyowboroA prominent counsel here ve been employed. Edward Brown colored who murdered Robert snmm.

colored in Iron' of. Thankful church two weeks go a rested in Charleston to-day. DAVE JOHNSON'S RflST. Th rk rDmkMi AUkuta Kma- UT at Special to The Constitution. UOKTOOXEKT February 17.

At the pro- UmInUf trial to-day Dare Johnson was ar' rested for killing Robert Jndkina He waived examination and was held in 123000 bond for his appearance. The grand jury takes the case next Monday. Conductor Arnold of the Nth and South rail road. who. was shot by town marshal Smith at Cullman while the latter was beastly drunk is recovering slowly al.

though otherwile very badly handled. The attack was entirely unprovoked. While down. Arnold discharged his pistol at Smith wounding Smiths father slightly Cullmn citi- zens held an indignation meeting demanding Smiths discharge from office which was promptly done. and a sober marshal' is now appointed.

LEOISiLTIVS raEcAvIow. The senate passed a hut instructing the guy- ernor to suspend any state officer found guilty of mat-conduct or malfeasance in office. until the legislature can take action. An appropriation bill in favor of the Mobile medical college. passed.

The house prohibits freight trains from running on Sundays. The $90000 university and an agricultural college bill SHOT FOR A. BURGLAR. A jeri 8k tki By Wk T. UI.

In Special to The Constitution Cowuas Ga. February 17 Last night Mrs. W. T. Shipley thought she saw a man peeping irxat her window.

She got a pistol raised toe window and fired. Her litte eon got his shot gun and was searching the yard for the man when Mr. John Osborn who lives near hearing the report of the pistol went over to see what was the matter. MrsShip ley told him and he commenced a search also. The boy with the gun coming upon Mr.

Osborn and taking him to be the man he was looking for. fired away the shot taking effect in and about the knee joint. A physician was summoned at once but could not extract the shoe on account of its being in the joint. He was doing very well at last account put it may cause him a stiff leg. ALBANY'S INDUSTRIES A.

Pstee Uenuaded re. Eut Tke Free lb' Qu Specials to The Constitution. Atzacr February 17 Three of Albany's prominent capitalists have purchased sixty acres of land near the city for the purpose of manufacturing brick on an extensive stale. They wilt begin the work at once. York on a new hotel will shortly begin.

The people in East Albany are circulating a petition to have a postoffice over there. Business in this suburban ad. junct of Albany has greatly increased of late. The controversy over the free bridge question is about over. What next step will be taken is not known.

G1RARD REFUSES INCORPORATION Mysteries. Dluppcaruec Peddler PrerUiu UtK rtl UI. Wrk COLUMBLS February 17 The citizens of Guard Alabama just across the river voted on the question' of incorporation yes- terdsry The election was carried by those opposed to incorporation by a te of seventy to seven. Hon. W.

A. McDougold did not want to be incorporated. AN INVISIBLE PEDDLER. C. Morson.

a peddler in the employ of Ellis a French dealer reached this city last night with the result of a weeks trip but nothing has been seen of him since and foul play is suspected. He has probably gone to look for Vincent. THE GEORGIA EXTENSION. TSr AUlea. IUdeal.

SkjUrLU A Bald. ct Lucy Cbb Special to the Constitutlot ATHENS February 17 The pl tram on the Georgia extension passed over the bridge this morning. The students rang the alum bell on Friday night and skylarked generally. Henry Kinsman a negro drove his wife and two children from home. Spring oats are looking splendid.

The young ladies MLucj Cobb had a baking to day and cooked delicious cake. RAID IN CHQSOKBB Special to the Const in tfcra CARTIRSYILLE February 16 Deputy Collector Crawford and Deputy Marshal Fitzsimmons made a raid this morning in Cherokee county about fifteen miles from this place and cut up a still and fixtures belonging to John Cannon. Cannon was at work in the till when the officers came up. Cannon was brought to the city and carried before U. Commissioner Collins.

and bound over to the district court. HIS RAND CRUSHED. Special to The Constitution ROME February 17 Newton Claridy. tie- Fl a workman at the cotton seed oil mills. had his right hand crushed to day by getting it caught in the machinery.

A Savannah Dor From the Savannah Ga. ooorder. Mr. W. C.

MeDonough of this city. a water spaniel that can discount others. This dog is of the wtJfer spaniel species. and was presented by Mr T. B.

Thompson to Mr. McDonough some time ago. I lie family so fre. quently visited Philadelphia that the dog was accustomed to the trip and would frequently go alone to the steamship Wyoming make the trip to Philadelphia' run from the wharf to the house where the family were accustomed to live and when the steamship was ready to sail woild be a passenger back to Sa. van nab.

He would jump on a locomotive in Savannah and alone make the trip to the mills on the Macon and Brunswick road and return the same way when he felt so disposed. Taken in his traits he it one of the most intelligent animals ever seen in this section. A Pony loaWcU. From the Columbus. Times.

Yesterday morning while the little blind pony of Mr. George Clspp was trolling around in an old field he fell in a well When a search was instituted for him it was several hours before he was found. And then the searchers were led to the well by noticing another horse moving. around It in a circle. When the pony was discovered he was stand.

tag quietly and unhurt at the bottom of the well which hid been widened. by the dirt caving In. At last accounts he had not been recovered from bis undesirable position. This is th second time that his pony ship has fallen into a well Jasper county sent him for a valentine. Why Bill said a charming maid.

You look about as young as you did forty years go. Well let said Bill since I've been eating railroad iron and roosting by my. wtfl not only look. but' feel wiTele up. In tact I have been growing older ere since your ma told me shed utheg' se more and lest courting going on around zmiIsitiso at uur Countr Cmrt utTU ittfMtta du TM rarmioc Linda taro tana rasast KnrrsUtwi fontaatr.

tjfjgF The destruction of the Walker county courthouse touchei atender chord in the heari of. tin editor of the Messenger The building had ttood the storms5 for forty five yean having been gun in US1 tad fitalslsedtnISI5. Its Ute7soojipeak ooveredaa eventful period. At walls went ttj they wit- nosed the gathering tnf of the Cherokee wl under the pressure of the ittoog hand of the government. were about to loot their lust upon the bills and valleys andtwater coursti they loved so well.

They saw the two dusky warrloir Pocket Book and Crush who ourdered the Burke fa rally in Sroom Town. march Jo the gallows. which wal erected In the. hollow cut or town. In later dajs they looked down upon the army of Tennessee as it prepared for- the- bloody encounter with the army of the Cumberland at Tilckamaaga In June they felt the rain of leaden hattwhen Pillow made Us fruitless dash upon the town and found Watkins's men secure within brlckwalls.

In 1865 when the end was drawing nigh. they saw the army of the Cumberland pus by as it swept south. In more peaceful days before and untie they had looked down upon the long line of able judges who adorned this circuit Hooper Kennon Wright Trippe Lunipkin Crooks Walker ParroU Kirby Harvey Underwood and Iranham Browns the sternest of them all presided Vhen Mitchell stood up te hear tile sentence of death faU from his lips. Bat for the old courthouse late has Clo8 the record Its doors will be opened no more. An inter.

eating Incident is told by the Messenger as follows The ml who in 1837 took thtcont act of building the court house and who had put up many county buildings was Overton Wtchcock. Re knew how to we hand InanghtM well I to lay a brick. On one Occasion. while the work was going on Walkers i best flghers the five Smiths four brothers and a eouitn. who were afraid of nothing mortal not even corn whisky were riding out of town.

drunk enough to ride and yell like lppinches RoOdy Wheeler. was thoeiag hhm at his bop which stood in what la now the DlcVerson garden. As they dashed by one of the Smiths struck the horse. It was enough 0 irritate a taint arid Wheeler showed by the way he ventilated his tellies he was not one. The femiths called a halt dismounted and proceeded to inaugurate the biggest fight ever gotten up in these dig InL For awhile they had it all their own way.

With them to strike at a man WS to lay him out. Hitchcock. who was at work. when he learned that the tide of battle was going against the Wheelers rallied Us hands and undertook tbe hl job of his life the whipping of that fight. Burrel Snititi was probably the bent man physically that ever trod shoe leather in Walker.

and Ambrose was one of the regular blue heu chick en Their party were manned while their assailants came at them with knives and sticks. Hyde one of the court house hands partly dlsem bowled Ambrose Smith but when he retired from the fight it wu only to get a handkerchief to bind up the wound Then he waded in again. But fete was against him and his. Outnuabered exhausted wounded and bleeding they were knocked down one by one unable to rise again. They had to acknowledge that they were he under dogs in the tight.

Then came the preparations for the lock up But Ambrose. who obsdhately to walk was tied hog fashion. swung on a rail face down and bowels protruding and carried to jilL Yet the man did not die. lie recovered aid got religion while Hitchcock finished his con. tract without having to call his hands any more from labor to that sort of refreshment.

Jackson Argus The abandoned bay' that was found by the railroad near FrankvlUe now in the care of Mrs. E. fbomp at Indian Spring depot. Dr. Sanders set Its or tea arm.

and it is now doing welL Mr. and Mrs. T. has no children hence they are as happy as any mother and fattier with their first borti. We are glad that Frank Reid" has fallen into good hands.

The Athens Banner says that Mr. George T. Murrell killed a triad dog on his place near Wlnterville and the Thouiz4on Times says there were two mad dogs In the neighborhood of Higiltowers mill in Upson county. That one of them hit another dog and he run mad and was killed. The seine dog bit a hog which died.

Two children of Mr. McFarlin were bitten by one of the dogs and the family and the neighbors are excited and fear the rosalie. Hartwell Sun In 1845 one of the big farmers of this county. who worked nine grown hands five or sax boys and six horses made fourteen bales of cotton. packed in round bales weJehJ 5 jaJttUe over three-hundred toundt.

omeotIflgbors wanted to go to Augusta with the cotton. The old man told them ii they would make him twenty bales the next year they might go then. Tilts year Jim Evans. with no one but hi wile to help him. made eighteen boles which averaged 500 pounds each.

ho says Hart Un on an np grade now Rabbits and squirrels still engage the attention of the sporting editor. The Ion Gaines Mirror says that Mr B. Grlmsiey. Mayor Speight and Tom Speight varied the monotony of things Tats day by going on a ulrreibnot They tapped over eight of the cunning little rascals but they consider this a small day' work. The Gumming Clarion notes that Frank Baker at Rogers's I ferry.

has been chasing end trying to kill a black rabbit which is making lie home in the cane on the banks of the Chattahoochee. He says it is the first black rabbit he ever saw or heard of. The Washington Gazette says that Mr. Trultt recently killed a. perfectly wILe squirrel near Independence church in this ousty.

It was full grown and very pretty The ekln has been stuffed. Fort Gaines Mirror Mr. A Brown on Wednesday killed a wild turkey which weighed eighteen pounds after It we dressed. Danlelavl11e Monitor Mr. Ben Bird has a cow that gave birth to twins the other eight both do.

lug well. Albany News Albany's third artesian well la now about six hundred feet deep and la sending forth fteen gallons of water per minute. Mr. Jackson intends to KO at least forty feat deeper with It. and expects to obtain a satisfactory flow of water at that depth.

This Its will doubtless accempUsh in IL few more days. when he will begin work on I. well for Captain Hobbs. Colonel Nelson Tilt Cap lain John A i avlj anti Mr. C.

M. Mayo will also hue wells bored as soon as Mr. Jaeksotscan do the work for them In turn. We will probably have at lea a dozen artesian wells la Albany betore the good work ceases. BRUNSWICK The EBtk UU Pra' or ulftr 1 the Clay krtk Be I will not I in this communication at I in tended to furnish statistics of the trade and a merce of Brunswick as I perceive in recent cum bets of THE CONernunoN you hive been bon dently supplied with these.

I shall give only such general Impre ciootas were made on my mind in vtsWng for the Scat Um this beautiful city built upon a peninsula extending out into and partially surroundo1l by one of the best harbors in the wend. On alighting from acar of the EastTennessee Virginia anti Ueota railroad the lint thing that muimy view was the immense trade In lumber. turpentine. rosin and a proportionate amount of cotton. Op further examination.

although I witnessed dally the docks crowded with to be heavily laden with the named materials for transportation to foreign and coast Twjr yet 1 I could tee no diminution in the svpplrslwaVs on hind. The train of the BrntswkYa Albeny andJCast tennesseeVlrglniaand Georgia seemed as If by magic to yentace all that lad. been shipped. even to the Identical number ol planks barrel of rosin etc. so that there was patantlJ before my eyes I.

long and seemingly interminable perfect JPellon plied upon 0 i lam' her. sod in sufficient quantities so build a large city. Bdt to tern Jost opinion of Bre beauty of situation sad itocommewdaidv must do It that llo moireien0si of gigantic and magnificent growth that he is wed under this necessity to find out what the pficflS fiSKS011117 ffwdea me by a very decor. gentleman who. plidng mil behind a beautiful 2 0 Vsbcirsidy erilffieTh attSSlprf jntte complete circuit theWtytoiveri.

ln streets lengthwise sad crosswise in every Ireci 1 pSy and suddenly ilS itavteVof SStos of rarsarchitecturbeautyrorrounted bramDle noundJ adorned with shrobberyandbeantunl MUB br th mart bounttlu m1uetsuidin ra hot to i The truth Brunswick hid tfot in the put a ffodotwrtnnlty nor has she BO a felt tkianOe. nlniuffloientctpltti to beadle her abundant recognition UI growing commercial city uni equal the tendency of which in a degree has I tear been to repress the energies ol some pi her seerchants and business men Pt- fT Bat a better yi coming and Brunswick wm soon retlliaths full frultlou of her llvetkat hopes ed her most sanguine expectations of. her meg- nlflcentfutunf. gsHl Tbst quiet steady worker. though a modest man of SoUring will and JrreprenlblB energy Major McCrscktn the msnwbo within one day of the time promised bPUS and equipped railroad of bout 100 ml let la length and converted acre of low.

marsh land in front of th city into high solid ground. a terra Irma supporting or its sur face. warehouses of tmmenst capacity. and with vessels of heavy harden rUht at their doors every day discharging and receiving freight- will soon come to the help of Brunswick. If I mistake not the energy the will and the power of that men added toils foresight.

Is prescience of the Insure hewilatnodlitsntdsy establish In connection with his system of roads a line of steamers deity to Fernandiua perhaps around directly to Jacksonville in this way creating decidedly the most pleas ant attractive and Interesting route for visitors to that part of Ueorgia and Florida Brunswick will. in this event enjoy her deserved and. appropriate snare 00 patronage from travellers who will prefer this to. another route offering it does Inducement that will he Irresittble such as viddn the city of Darien anti Cumberland Si. Simons and other Islands along the coast all possessing beautiful and enchanting tcenery anti full of Itistoric interest.

Then too the Srlander syndicate system of roads termini tint here. under the management of that polite ct accomplished gentleman end that thoroughly efficient veteran railroader. Major lchotter. wm pour into Brunswick an amount of wealth and an increased population that wilt at no distant period. make it a place of great commercial Impudence.

The truth is La it appears to me an outsider that it is to the interests of these roadi to buUd up Brun wick. and such Is the fact they will do it for they have the will an I the power. I found the business men cheerf ul and hopeful mil of enterprise aodx the spirit of Improvement. Eeal estate is rapidly advancing in value and all the coliditions exist here to attract capital from abroad. A few handsome brick tom have already been erected.

and the rood work thus begun will be carried on to completion until Flticastte. its fashion. able and main business street will be crowded with capacious business houses and elegant private real- deuces. By the way I do hope the citizens of Brunswick wilt not be so carried away with the spirit of modem progress and change as to alter the names of their streets such as Flucastle Gloater and others of English origin and of historic interest. In memory of the gallant and great General Ogle- thorpelhope they will retain these names.

Asa health resort in winter in my judgment this place is surpassed by none other. Thia opinion is Sounded not on other peoples' declarations hut upon my own experience. I visited this place ex pectlng to pass four months here and in Florida seeking a restoration of health. And. although tile month of January was of unprecedented severity for that latitude cold rainy and abounding Is dense fogs yet there was a lalmthess in the atmosphere and a healthful ness In its delightful sea breezes.

that soon enabled use to experience a happy ciui ue ana the glorious sensation of regained health and strength. I have a great deal yet to say of this charming tity of magnificent oaks and of a visit to St. Simons is. land but Iorbsar for ins present. GEORGIA SPECIALS CONDENSED.

JL OXTOBD CLASS EEL Oxioan February 6 Yesterday the so utor class planted their tree. This was the institution of this ceremony at Emory and it was interesting as the occasion demanded. Promptly at half pest two4the faculty and members of the senior class as well as the stu denteand visitors assembled on the campus in front of Saucy hall The exercises were opened by a speech from the dux of the class W. Hill. This was followed by a poem from the class poet B.

Macwell which was well received. Then a history of the class' by the class historian B. Glover The history was entertaining and instruct tee speaking well for the class and reflecting much credit upon the historian. who is himself It. prom- Icing member.

Next was a poem read by tL class prophet. T. Huzza. Then came the ceremony of planting the tree. The tree was placed in position and the members of the faculty in turn threw in a shoveUul of dirt Thou the officers and members of the clue in order.

Dr. A Haygood president of the college then delivered a short address. The services closed with the benediction. The senior class hue permanently organized with officers as foil W8 Dux W. P.

Hill LaGrange OS historian G. B. Glover Montlcello Jla secretary. E. Merry Barrette Ga.

chaplain C. Carson Jr. Savannah Ga. This classas the historian says. has established A reputation as one of unusual promise.

It said to be the bsst class that has been at Emory for years. BU8tNE1 IN BTAKEIY BLAKELY February 16 South Biakely property owns. a are fencing up their vacant town lots and convening them into turnip potato anti cotton patches. Mmn. Woodard.

Manning Co. from near Eastman. Oa. have located a turpentine farm about two miles west of Blakely. Where stood a few weeks rinceadens pine thicket am now a neat lour or roomdwelling.

a well arranged storehouse and regular little town comfortable cabins for the hands. Blekely is stocked to toperftowlog with guano and agents are pulling and buttonholing the plan. ten on every side for their trade. Mr A. F.

Roll has purchased the Platt residence end store house on Depot street and remodeling the former preparatory to moving in before many Mr. H. Buchanan has been appointed rarefy. er for 8 Powell. Bd will commence auctioning the entire stock right way.

The city fathers have placed a special upon livery stables drays. warehousemen and guano agents. THOMA8V1LLK WELL. TUosASVILTr February 14. Judge Alexander of this city.

was lifted for 57 and important papers by the light fingered gentry and Nell Hen dry cl Brooks. a worthy farmer yielded up 215 at the Savannah sesqul-ceutenufal. Rev. B. McGhee 1" E.

of Savannah district is seriously III trem throat affection. His physician Dr Thomas thinks him slightly improving but he will not be able to enter upon his duties for some months. Our' artesian well is going down grad- nally. Mr. HefTright has Just passed through the hardest flint he has encountered since he corn.

menced the work. tie is now pasting through marl. Young Female collegers in a most prosperous condi lion. The male college has in regular attendaace 145 ilnden The hotels are full to overflowing with visitors. A greet many northern people are investing in real estate in Ttwmuvllta Miss Walker from Rome.

Ga. is in Thomasvllle the guest of the Misses Ball. PAUIONEOA TROUT. DunoEG4. February 15 In 1881 Colonel Farrow built a fish pond at Porter springs to make some experiments with the rslilngof the mountain trout.

This pond was supplied with cold spring water. About three hundred trout were transferred from the streams on the north side of the. Rlnerldge. to this pond on the foot of the Blueridge on the south tide. They lived and have oVme well some of them at this time will weigh one or two pounds.

In the spring of tom they spawned and deposited their eggs and the young were hitched out. and now there ass thousands of the young and doing well. This establishes the fact that the mountain trout can be raised at leysted points on the south side of the Blueridge. Porter Springs in this coun. ty Is some three thousand feet above the sea level.

CUCXOT. ebruUJ 15. We are certainly to be congratulated In the selection of ministers fill on pulpits nut year. The Rev. JB K.

Smith entered en the work earnestly. and the congregations Ire all pleased. The Methodist. are proud of him. hut not more so.

perhaps than the Baptists of Ev. Mr. Montcrtsft Irons Utahalrllle or the Primitive of Elder John Bepass- omething re markble tbUt our town as we have three hard shell" preachers living here and a peat many other families. IL Jenkins has left Or Florida. He was clerk of this court for years.

and greatly respected by all) Ttt Holseyandbls sister left for Cord cane Teas. Mr. E. Bullock i lust completing a handsome residence on College Street. ox lebruary 17 ew and elegant iron pumps have been placed la the public wells on Main streerhy the wiry council.

The city council has grunted the request of the committee selected a few evenings ago by the citizens' mats meeting to Issue no mow liquor license to any one after Jane I in thispUce. It ss unanimous accepted and granted by the council. Thi citizens of this seem to be thoztmglslj aroused on. the temperance subject even the colored population taking greet in. fcrert In it by advocating Its progress.

A large umber of shade trees are being set out along our streets by the owners of property. a great Improvement and will of lasting service and- Yesterday too thermometer stood at wvety degrees. JOSEIBOEO February 17. Superior court Tend nut week. Judge Hammond is very PC with the me boroUr.

A decided confidently expected in Savor of prohlMOon. Mr. WsiCrop has been dlachsrjea Irvin uapruon i ent without prosecuHoo. Urf-i1" ruwul manypeople aredomg. They don't knoif just what Irthe matter but they have acombination of pains and- aches and each month they grow worse.

1 4" The nly surevjwmedy yetfouhdis BROWN IRON a IJirrKRs and this by rapid and thorough' assimilafapn blood flowing to every partis of' the system repairs therk wasted tissues drivestJoutlff disease and gives health and" strength. This is why' BROWNV ON BITTERS will cure. kidney and liver diseases consumption rheumatism neuralgia dyspepsia malaria intermittent fevers 03 Pica St. Baltimore. NOytSI8Sr.

I was a great sufferer from Dyspepsia and for several weeks could eat nothing and was growing weaker every day. I tried Browns Iron Bitters and am happy to say I now have a good appetite and am getting stronger. Jon. McCswuzy. BROWNS IRON BITTERS is no fa.

drink and does not contain whiskey. It is the only preparation of Iron that causes no injurious effects. Get tie genuine. Don't be imposed on with imitations THE CELEBRATED THE SPECIFIC FOR KIDNEY DISEASES UVEE TEOUBLES CONSTIPATION PILES FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND BUVMATThH. PHYSICIANS tSDOfcSE utAitniT.

I have found Kidney Vorttoworkiikeachann doing all that Is claimed for it. After using it sev eral years in my practice I a regular physician can indorse heartily It dooe better than any remedy I ever used. R. Clark II 0 Bourn Hero. Vt.

DANGEROUS KIDNEY DISEASE. A stroke of paralysis prostrate me also dangerously diseasing my kidneys. The doctors failed but Kidney Wort e. me. E.

Blade Blackstone street. Boston Mats. My kidney troubles had lasted. SW 8 years. often rawed blood.

Kidney Wort cured me it- Michael Goto Montgomery Center. Vt HIDSET DISEASE AJ ItnEUHATUH. Two of my. lilcnds had mTjr6uhle8ays1MrJ mbntdg. Malcolm.

of West Bath Me. iTras given up to die by ray physicians and Mends. We all had kidney t1Ieal8 and rheumatism. Mlnewai of SO years standing Kidney Wort has entirely cured all three of us. I had kidney troubles for many years Kidney- Wortuwed mo.

4 Down of Dleboid Sale Co. 28 Canal sirs-ct. ew Orleans CUBED AFTER 20 YEARS. Idevstly thank God that I found out the vIz. tue of KWi ey Wort write.

pBtIwu i st- port. Y. it hi cured me of a so years ease' of terrible kidney dlstue KIDNEYS LITER AD CO STirATIOJT The most satlactory resolu writes James F. Reed of No Acton. Me.

in cses of kidney and liver troubles And have followed from the use of Kidney Wort by members of my fir. Kidney Tronblesand llhenmatfam My attending physician gave me up. Id had rheumatism and kidney troubles for 30 years. Many doctors and numberless remedies did me no good. My friends.

too thought my death was eel lain. Kidney Wort. has entirely cured me so write Zlbrldge Malcolm. est Bath Sic. LIYJEB DISOBDEIL Please tell say brother ldlrlo and public too.

appeals C. rower of Trenton UI. through the St. Louis Globe-Democrat and Rome anti Fume that Kidney Wort cured my liver orders which. Id had tar 20 years.

J2Z 81 I ve tried I great nun bert truly remark Mr. WJi Grose of Scran ton Pa. under dath of De- ernber12. 82 but there Is no other remedy llks Kidney Wort for curing rheumatism and diseased kidneys. TlOx OF BLADDER.

Chronic tGhlhmmatlon of the bladder two yean duration was my wife's complaint. writesDoctot C. MtjnmmerlinoHainHiaija HHcr urine often contained mucus pus and wu sornhtlmea bloody. Physicians prescriptions my own Inana domestic remedies only palliated her paras Kidney Wort however has entirely cured rSTTEKXAfc PILES. I had internal piles for several years said J.

B. Moyer of verstown Pa Moihinr helped me Kidney It cured me" I LADIES' Respect the cnufldenea yppr In you by ladies. Mthas helped lit Intricate diitteJ' write Sirs. Annie RotkbaM of Jirr KsviIfcTld This lady cerrespondoni wrote us about Kidney Worf nothing else wo iM tersely sass Juitlee 30 lewsll of Wood bury Vt. but Kidney did cmemy three yean.

Aenmtto. SSr1 DELICATE COMPEAHTTS. SSutfienB rf etHom fcf Invalid dlM and ClS QeMl jaw 8ouUu AGRICULTURAL IMfl A if" ACETM PATENT BOTTOM" PROOF NWARE 4 I- J5- wiv' 7- rovWitY xxra OTsT fJhSpMfc. CONTRLcrois jfe' iP- la PqBMC ENERM To examine our goods and prices. Honest oda nd do.

Motto. GEO. E. KING CQJ TOCOSDMERSOFGIIAKO. Lelfli Guano cornetisT has miaoftetaredawi' seld Iw well known brand of Bolubla iAeffto UB i yarinus parttea bongwsro of the treat pptj- of.

thU Fertiltxer. b4Tok from time to time i ut into ml articles bearing names as rsaIyItlats11 of our brand uwsmw for them to do. pn oibly rtljfux upon the filet that nil SdahlaPadllcttif 00 was very eommoalr spoken of by plantnsss Pfifte fanauo1 or sbte PadBe Guano- These-attempts here filltdio build up a permanent trade probably btfcwof. the filet that the pmItI so appro riaUng tsr nanr relied upon that name rat1 erlhau the quality fj their gusts HebaiefrumtiDiafotlmscaDfdQisi ttenuoD planters to thes either direct or throrh the late JohnS Reese oq. of.

if crone. We are Informed that one or more rev nndiareuowbelngontnpon msikeCeoa. tslntnfctbeuellknowasoaoldnsmeof 1C either is Am anitod Pieifie PacificorstrnilsrfornMnid we bejrto llth sitentIucfstaner to the fietthat rren nackof Kcniilot PAUt 1C GVANO mao- 0' brmikdwlih hensmeufihe nrmergea selling tin or wilt that of Hits prpxeuttrtllliiKagent GUCOEti tLKlli tore other rcuuIe and ourfilnd nt trornr1l1 du well to mjne carefully the pe by tti'-m tbiiteasin OlUHl hPJ GU VANO will be Kin 1 tn be tame uiesitrI rciof re. hncHangebajukeu vl i iltngl- Wllh W1dlnt recent rh nge In some eecenal a eSfefsrsUoodsCrt Kav nah Me OL iUlhcwaoa Co. Aagtsta Mean AdIrlA Bri Aliens.

PAcinuGOAikac" By Glldlen iCarrts Qeueral fleliing Af Boston Mass 1ES SOLUBLE PACIFIC AI.D- Pacific Guano os ACID DISSOLVED Eon PHOSPHATE. We are receiving a fre i supply new stock oft aboveitandardbrand. high as wlUbesent by Cotnrntsioner Henderns report of analrtis ibis. season. The Suluatle Paclflo contain Ee riy 7.

3 per cent Ami mils 11 Available Phosphoric Add Acip DISSOLVED DONEI1OSP1ATE Contains 13 per cent amiable phosphoric acid. Planters and dealers will send orders to' ADAlKABiiOTireE eneral Agents a MARK TWAIN I wSSE FOR 1113 NEW BOOK LIFE ON THE MISSISSIPPI For terms address J. yr. CHMBRR cu I Ho or Atlanta. Ga.

AT TTTILL BS SOLD yEBEtttRY 15 1583. AT 12 o'clock EL One RedCownow1 rind un less redeemed Mr owner. A B. CONNOLLY I ChJ Police. PILES IMPOTENCE nFoLNopAif KEO.

OOHTRAOTOB8 AHD BUILDERS. 1st January PEOPOSAISAKX nmTIDTO TO fi new buildings at this Asylum. near 4g vile. The win require about flr olHa9 brick aw to furnish and. leave two million flrrj hundred thousand brick which may be burned ea thelandbelonrlngtothoAiylum.

3. i. wta wlv 4 up if MarchW tt-i when yvu are welL- Can Tot further I omadon apply tothennlsnin 4 at the Asslum. when after iebroary ISth plaas sad sped ficsUons can seen or cHABuarroir I. Ci i OOUND PH06PHiTIipi n41 ilyi tt-ptj 1) ooatahdB potash sold Op1e3id jnd fa Booth CutJiaa.

Ni0FERTILIZER The flnt Ferffllter that vu tvw Bade from tot vtor Tfl county fora dairyman Jou limit. Th raUSW acres ground jgapland4 izsme tnllinf twwonn. tenement house through Ibelot splendid well building. This place ii for tale i torlt what It i wort i. Parties I good time on pert 51 purchase mo Ian etc.

call at 135 Whitehall SALE TDR Ives Kroo Jy nJ JclQ1 ot metitifat center of the city than any spot pul JLV of land thai can be bought i Sountif-aiy sap-piled with wood i tfonaandbeeuLImI bottoms jost tha depot a brgaie rB WILL BELL lx2th FEET too street for less money on be had lathe city This liflt dL trade in real estate call In and Web Teno rest list to disturb Stu entire time liderotol asale lire men and know whet we are Wilson. TnOBgALE-AKJELKVATKD LOI catnr and. ki I and splendid place for at store. riTB UAVE ro ff places improved and vacant tree beyond the city Umla. Om Bic8Wil a ICE A WILSON HAY A7 UlotonRut UsrrU-si rttht mi nt a fanraej WItLBOY tel furniture 1 stebu and large fine- acre lot.

i ndfronting the park in deli town. and popular summer resort. AI I. FrienonTo all street. ONE CA ou ye r.

lUt. luwiiandlotonj iwlngandezMllent bqalr Bulls County Georgia. mnEa 0 ma- BEST SCSI Jthe booming new town of i iiitix i Luur. Jioar CEXTB and valuable vacant We Auanta for sals. Fronts good in cation and is Jastthe placa to lubl orputrendnghouiaon.

T. street. OEM OF A thLk OX Pi for sale. T. A.

ftierson iq mttK I103T CESTaAL AND Sit JL lot on Washington stret rrierson. 10 will street. A LOVELY HOMB ON McDO. Li new modern and nice Jrier ntftWaH street. IKVEKAL cnoicz COTTAG i Crew street new.

nest and re lots and wen located I terms. T. A. Friction 10 Wall i A GOOQJ acre near AUaou. A v- reet.

IOTEL BLSUiiia AND Fl Jtl sale. SO ru ms. all farnka located BiuinrskweUeatabllshe Good peplng tot a lire hotel mail the bea stands la Atlanta a boi transient buiiBe s. cat or write A. Frisnon.

10 Will street HOTEL IS isnd right at lh car Intersect for le or. rent. Rare trust ntbnfDfL Price Iowan At rrierson. 10 Wall street SOOlf HOTEL AND BIUJ popalw health won whert a be done tot sale or rest low. BACH FOB 10 CSC.

wheraUwy wi tgwofitinshottt Mb I ACRE LOTr 13 TWO an room for ten more welt ft vtoool tenants and for rapid en BatorsateatlSJeo TA Frier1 rlHECEJJTRAU tirable rtddenre on cootalalag to 4 routa BOOM BBfCK UOUaZ AKR1 Bon JOB tot s5 Friction Wsll Mock ftonfng bo Simpson Bteoa whiehars four aloe new' rooBS. and seysrel choice varast i. RPQHJfBBj L. 8i. aTp 1t 1t KG.

TIU11o Sf tal ltate rl plleu all dJ I' I tt1Spedal ff At fYltmeeting lE follo IDg i lJeeolfed :1 Geo i bylaw. 3 eepsensibillt1and thoroughapprecilti Jthe i 1 th iJ f1 I t' :5 tj of k. acclama on tt mem ber calUn i this 8e 1 1 1. ed solve i Jetiure in tf e. ci ij alai ten.

es on i i 3. 1 coumn WIO ill a in jJ A ff telE' ral-'bt'd rHtes commission. wasprt ented by headed dedcane. tr GAIN g8 VILLI perlr C. SaE44 V.

EV on. tJ Hall is C. ili7j resi ation 1. :1 th i' the thout cidedth case 6. adv ed a.

candidate. mondson issue me re ult bea The L1I tbeirbod Tug le effe pro enra ed wll n. RAILROAD MEN A. Td1Mte. eer C.4 A CQnotitu on.

ISUP son-in wa. going to a lit fr on horseb ck ET V. Tyson toolreely and wno hit g. trike escape it. i are lightfulprfng pr.

n4 pre ngf Jroom 1' aktaJ UIaRew a JraUeul tiGtITA. The ti01egO pro bl1 mattuLQ lD naed i 1urlid1 dO Of. caabU Jnht tioQlov deU1ei ltatatoUrtLxiTlieC1i1nlllalao civil ultt tDIt. tbeparUet boibtQ lup" bIU111essln Wafl boro. mlI herebu DU' usrm.

ron COloredMtni1rd td ltoberlSunle1l1 coloridhi woweek 1' YBJOHNSON9 RI ESr tel aDn 1 E. At pie. hna nUa klllingnob rt1Qdk1njs walt tWIS OOO ap cas theNortb is' brdllhandled passed. CeQen. nM Wk.

a I Last 1 lltt hat sbot. Hewas INDUSTRIES. Nw I CQnstitu tion. Three of' tx nslVe Junct brid is GIRA a Prey I. Ke ttrdal uk.

The McD ugold iQcorp ted. ddler in IIs rrench D1 ht trip. and' is' A at v. Constitu tio. The beUon ladiesat Luc bakin JD CH OKE.

CQn5tltu Deputy U8. Newton bt to-day in Dog. I McDonou has waterspanlel is wr pres nted Mf thewharf live. vnnah the-same ani en in la a Wu Got. i lwibeen reconredfrom th hiJJponleh1P 111 to 1 to Bill' Qrac' YaiutlDe P.

om the t1Dcton. reo pne ill GrantwILI down thlaway the other day wrapped up in a bedqulUthatanold ladf In lar a. ehui iog idtortY1rUl ago lJd 13111. ng 1 no look. lee11ireteqt Jring fer JUALoldmeAhed th marrying Quou14 JdWieza re.

iPJVtfi iI ti 0 i iI f' I i' i aHQRTlfAUta WJTKNrJl tr 1. fWalklicotRlt TuutIDfJa4laalta34N ll abti if Tb bldl tnrlad d. Uieatorm. IorfortJ4ft etnbfru jqf ci a1ahedbi i taP it" fi i enUulperioc1btta enlpUiel1I1t pUiertJjC aier prell lue JtrODlhlud rer8 aboutt Ir1iit tile iillJi. aUe18I tir' i th 11oe4) 1be7lw ri-o dl fci ktfoX ruIhh murde iJ Otii llo looked.

1. upOnt rini le prepaJtdfof' Uie-c'blWd 1i Cumb km uslcksmaugL oU ad hen thet Watkthsmen a cu 1 kw thefl ann Cum rlan4 i pJ ful ancialn t1hethad gesh i Hooper. Xenn njWrlgh TrlppeLumpkln rro tK Harvey anct1rlJhmBrownethe all. wheniutclien 1 npteheuthuentenee dethW1bom 1 Bu nQmo MessenlerUlollowa bu1 dlng to. a ftgb as tolay 4 rel1l1te sh wed upln FDuwoUe tall all.

h1IlUeb Whil i hens en. knlY8lLnd bo ht nJt gh tewuagainsthimaud tlo edth rII r' th up. wh09b8dl a e1reJus- Wll ti Wtrl1cocklinhhed J. hom o. br.

fr rst pWS re1 1' TI es Ich InlStS. fa ers rog atl wtlrb J1tUe et th ionThe the ilthey the his ei hteen Wbo8ysHartbuon anpp denow1 r. 5. Spe ht spiirrelhont. the dr.

Clarl wl ch Chauaho bee. C. kl i AlrowIUnd A. on night-both art I Bendi" doubtleauccempl1sh forUaptain A. we Us le EUIaaU a.

by tile Sea. eat ftUtlWlltatistlcs cam- CoN TITmON dant1YluppUed were nt penlnruIuxtend1ng hrbonln XutT Tennessee. 80 fa amoun. On 1I1th1 JQter1lllor coutltlle ports. Jwl lenn nia and tote1 DllmberoJplank.

rOsin. wue Jef1D1niI11nternlnable idf B12Uof rma Brullnrt btaut its oommercfa1 adnn one must not rely uPOn mere tlli Yifil4Ie 1 thanl hamUit walk. rilde around and tIuourb It. nil 10 embowezect in lkI npn tic that. nnd whatthe 18.

This opportunltr wa1rordedme by. a' r1ne dca bleoIl Pa e1 on. sbell. and. veritable theil rrU1Ithe1ped me to make a comp1 Of the fitrtraver tag ItMlIlenIth wile lion thus thoroughly ueethg ot.Ueo\l.li&&otiy ItIddeu1JcomlDg In view of elegant mansIon.

rue rebJjeCtUrlJ urrou to by ample flowers. and cultivated with. lUte1hath nstone 41 Piota tbcIcll1wedJQyotour 4f8mDetIDUi I country. in the direction of the Ank4eJl.O of the i Brunswick andAlbau1 Urol 4. a J.

It rlnI olwlter JtronImPltCJltedwlh ml- pbnz. Usre WUIP1D most agreeably surprised. our route Wlract OfthaaOIlr lcan" lID Wiable landi had been lad to hhouli1' see Ilonn4 the common oak. an4 other forest Intermingled with theplldom1 tpJnt ndaod :1 i 1t 1 li A ltrJ ril. A 3 of 2.

ITJ ao4tn aUiIIIj I1i ottlertI S7 jfKi if aiIf ThtlUthW1rii. kJit4ru 1i JrOO4 Jttlullr lIulunto. With insueIeat capital Jlera untiU resouei mill beforeber anti no nlalrblDlJDI the con41ot W1U1otl1er. IC possessing thee uprrlot advantages orukpdediradeIAlld arrowiDIcommerw1 dlJUlln f1U li1b. 1en encr earee I.

A os.fr-m i fBut betterb II Wlct toottreaJiJatJ11UlllrllJUoti ofherllveUtUhopea tr aJr1 JY tf' er en1boi maDbokwlthln daroof boutlo mites length andeollYert 10Wmirah oftb fdlJ1intohfrb. neon au fcewarehoule an4witA eaelsofhetTb 1fdenrl httt elf eftlJ andteeelf1l1gfteJghtw1U BruUlwl flc mIItakellor tI i bewUa DO dluarnit h1l18te111. d1I perhapsrollndd1rectly dee1 1e417the antattriCtlTe JuUOra1O' partofOeorgiA le ap ropriate fromtravelfewho wIiLLpreler. tb rf s1i1bl chd ti couttall ng 1ceuetTanc1 luUoUIJ3Gdc1D1er- Th IltOO. tJ ayndicate8J temcf a- politea cit nwic wetLlthandan In c1allmpQrtance.

8r I the ml cheerful enterprlaelIdDf 1rlt ad. flwhlnd oll Jd 1me IIO rrh I ese am op on nototi declara ons oW nr ens. Ifo on I me 10. ai' ehlJe th cbrmiltgc1ty eertt Sim 4s Ye terday fn tPJ npo tha 4 dents and aerwo i 1t i eeJrCcel G. 70rw dlnJfI mony Th theo1llcellland cl8Sll1n rJ e11eo UIbutor1a1t rJ.

CMerry Clhapl t4 ee ofunl sul jljt I aip a lfn tl we Whereltoooafewwefh room dwe1llng arr nged tore hOUBend ef an Ktaa I Dgt a fJ or 11' mMl iy. S. U. Thecity On anc1cuano Judge a i1it fe1 1 mWeT rr I I. I phys1 1n Thomaathlnkl MJin Jou thro gh Femalecollegtfs prosperouscondl' attend Bce atu enti.

hotelJare manynorthem GaiB tb In Colonel raL lngof mou 1n Tbi th a tabUshe Bluerld CLOGt' We re be eon. tu1atea iofill RevJB L8mith eJ areJroud nfrtr ml DderJohl1 tomething.reo threeurd preacl1eraUviq ienkt 1l llef F1orldaRe a c1e courUor 7 11. JIota and hi. I naTeuaISte rdy u11ockiaj IOmeJWdence ti ofiebrtllJ 11eaod er pumishave pl oJillatn ureet by thlsP ltyUttnn1mDUJ ptedn II rdbytheeoundl. e1t1zen1ofth eemWbethfuvijPlT aro ouUle perIIee IUbJecCLreu col 4 ID.

by. Alarp ohh e- tr el letCtU ownmOf pro 1. tUl ement anc11f1l1 be luttDlaemcoand a QOIH. rl 3 let uu weekiJtJd Yi P9Pulai lth. th.

JOII. maJo 1 Ii. 01fc. COD4dtI1tJ1 tlYOI proh1 n.I- i lIr.Wa lOP Cd 1ronaI1JD IUtntlthou PfOleCUttoa. JtefKri Ife re 1 iI i i' S.

fj tJl ik. tt J1i aIR ai I' gJ U- 1' i i fki I JJr ttJffi stW1ig. 0- ttnRSJan ii' f' 1 orougu assUUU ft on 4f iL lCbl fi d' WIUlUle QO pun eSaI1' 1 i te i eSit njri 11stron bl a fl' be i Of' omngtO ry fthe rtparsther driv S1 jfr BllIERSiviU fQ esli at sl11 pepsiaJ11a1 intermi tfeve i 03 a every' ItriedBrownslron am ppyt SaY" lnow agoodappctite WL lRoNBInERs notadrink does isthe onI thatcausei KIDN EY WORT" THE8PEClFICrOR DISE1slSLIVlR CONBTIP A110Y PIIYSICI 8 l5E HJ I Wonttowonkilkemchanin. clatm cllor eralyeartl Y. Ithertil ani eTelIl d.

KClark KD Sou oipanab a1 mea1ao Kidney Mr trou bIN' Syears. oflenl' btood Xfdnewortennd ible. MlcbaeiCoto YongomeryCenietWt EASE AlfDnUE1Jl Two frIends haCJ bi El bridgdlalcolm. Btb 11r. myphyalcinlnd frlen.

ItandillgKchieJWo huenurelr I nianyyeara Wort e1I New tly Kldtey. rtles sf West- N. it kJdQedI8Ct COXSTIPTIO most Jlyer troublPtl hueloDc1Ped Wont. ofI17tam- TICmble5 and Yy phr lcIn lldne f1 K1 ney mo. Wea LIV DISOnD an appealsJ.

TrentonJ Lo ls GIo Kidney my1inc- wh1cUd 82. JUIE TI8) W. N. ofScranton 82but otheuemed1Uk I KidoeyWOlS I opnLADJ i 1 1it1iri arfi1ll ri puaand t1mes' my. onin 1 eluded nd onl1pllIate4her Kidney ll cuel her.

1 INTEIL ALPIL 1 Iha4 for leaiIIaidJ Po ofMyerlt WIl. uN01h1nghe1pedme. ep V9rt1tfUred IADID ROUHLES. 1t Mnftd btdte It bU' melt1ll trtcata i JlracAnn1 Ro kbalfof J4rrettavllleld eutwrote. 02' JC1 HErr lqE1JlfATIIJ J' Not1 tD fel ii Tj Iafj tf YG 1ewtll.

cfWoodbu VtobJ on ew Our toJe8pOnden Mr. Jorli1hXtnnfdT cf Las. dlaburrrrII8t. KUJ1t1WorF cumQ111d7 Jhclt1ut worsS' qtlJoo. gJf IA' OATH.

0 o. wDlI bJ1CtdoeWolt all. tfmel wd lIr1 Rxntr1iiLanCllter la 4U A nother lid JfraJ 1 t4iiil fet. CUr' La. Wrttu UW'-'Kldne1 it hu t1I Jl e.

cfhbW ual constiraijon pain In the lid. ua some cother4e com1Witt Jt J2S9 it t1iti tariuin lliABOn JaD. ICAL1N8TITUTIOX 1Oa llbon. AtlantaHeaJlhlDltftu. I i1l1IDeompIatetId is.

1 JIlUeI anti PPI1ailee. introdlJ e4 Aee th 01 OlllJlreleDl1oeatfan and ths n. 01lf. lIew lIta1cal eut un 1 earned for thIaSanltriu oI JUe tho fOrllmoas andJIIO 1 tUtlUODl of lt tfac11u the UIln 4 tatic tROtlaun tJuo XInbl012 II1 tmenc det our 1IC1IO aI 1Iri eUftly 4 WJtbouCIdamI eriloVeplbleG AOI1Jtiddni. DOIbums Glan tJn41 an In he uluresaInth.

the IIQft. l. anIh IlN lleltta anitll1 be rc it il r' 7 ft 0 tk. W1 AO Eloj 1 c' TO NS MERsEGUAJ MCINGTBKJlUyn KTH Tnt ielci tii red Art1 a re. tett po buofroIl1 JUUIlI bfarlngJWD aslItalb Jlh ft lII8Iaaffof tbtlIlto Pr' re1rtulupoD 1ubbrIlClAc onlIOktJlbl or uanO' or These attcrnpts.

h4JIItedJO NrUIII of pprolritng ur tarn fn ig 1 Jiue OD Of Ih cU. Ilr. mQMn endears now being' upontbe matteL lalnlnar th well knolrllndold Ulmeof' PAaii 10. uet' Jmtli01llAtod. eiJie.

Geol rcltlc ot rooUforDl tlf be1r to eaIllhttt IttentiQuf fpt8nftI totbeftet that McltotSi IC GVA1 OIllDfJ 7d' lt' 61Ihl tclI JCJhlI tfft ofIrth Pro8ellt lItlll agcntl. ttCUftCli1onl allt i ili i fn No tbe me us111J-t lf. 1Q rl-mt tAk t1e tI hliome l1frat ge cle. Urn rep IIIttlilflr the aids fcof Getor. arer 1itS OO6 A.

j. lhewlIOn.ok. A. U. rtNa.

Y. IIEU. Adam i :111 c' B1Glldden. CUrtlsOeuera1B llin Agell 13oo nf UUltiUBLEj t. PAC ICGJJA PaciftC qi AC DDISSOLYEDB ilFl Wuruecelrlnga I 8pp1ri1 Wltoekof aboveltandard brand.

grade uwUh be8 en" b' Y. Comm Isotoner Hel1de. fIIo. mll IIO of. a.

natrili. IIWOJ1The coutainnearlI 3 elcenAm lla 11' A PhoiphOllcAc1dt fi DlsS tvB I Conta tnsl3- 2per. UUI1JablltphOlPhorie anT14ealera JeodnidtJI jffr fA A fj 27W41abama St. Atlant Jan2q MARKTWA1NI i RH NE Wpqo LIFEONTIE MISSrss rt Fortenna dd JL II1 or At1a rrotrrON jt i BoLDJEBRtr RYUI883AT 1 o'clock mOne lpo d111l eemed. Wet Pollei PJLEIMiPOTEN OEi 0' URED NOP A Hrl.iB treatment of tJ3 darldOllOt ur.

money1JllfOaa well. ICUaraut ea el1 sod 9C1f you pa11l10 whetlrUrewelLCan ask luyhfI1JIioref Noptenmedlcfne re aoreaUoQ LEAKKf lO rine tl oai it 0 TO ooliTIiA TUJABDBIJIL1ERS 1 1t 1UI1I11Tl8 DIOPOS1t8 AU Fcne bllll41n Y1lJeiTbe ltire' abolltcSmJ11ea flew- brlckWh1ehJl1lf lIS the lead belonging to the Asylum. ldlWIU metTt11. Karda oclcck the trustee. to 182.

J. or ull tO afterlebntlJ IJIolR. jJ iii i i lOlICEf7IE CH4N 1 FERTILIZERS ez fW rUjoX IfpHOSEHA i iji uUu So ii oI' I' I r. ru1fs. I.m.

utibiiJf r- f. 11I4 famu1u II' to Or j' xP THROUGH TIlE AO1YATEDWOR AsrALnY. I t1a 1 UIInnttIIk1UDUII bb SIflZIL. r2to zthut1on. iT3 2 g- I rted ow i fi thecorp theelectionand besball beassignedasthe hicb bepresent- edthecolors.

k- i I. dis- z- I ESVILL. s- m. E4di i g1 i totheConstituUon ouxt a r. or- i ef- Lu I i de- tr.

commissionTliis fr n. setfor willagain zid sensation. i I commit- body abl' af- 14. 555. 7 betweenthe familiesand I.

thalEngineer 5 7 me i. t. itia I i preparingfsrrn Mktsgilis i ma i z. tb hlwu Vssah1ngtin t. Darnell nnderstoodberetIntthencentdactaionof the I I 5 jurirdiction feeral cauM hitchin prosecution outeidethe Tb8 Chin wili 0 a sutt romlneuI have xtnrm a ar.

reatedin day. Weekt a D- XSILIl llml ary JobnsonWaS iobertJndkIns. ali slowlyel stied foundguilty in CuienMuSkI5z Ky llI Bsargsz. inather overtoseewhat wasthe awaythe ire Bridge Qtutis nnct Sr Merti ate Bakiagat TIrOKEa. Consdtution.

tripand feltso everoeen APoa7JaaWiI. circle. thesecondtlwe hlspuny intoawell. DltIOr0 VsicnUas Pon ua. ntepne Bill Grant was ti.

way bed quilt that snob lacl' Billluld Lnntas 3 yev stfLuoouly Ulveled' factl bavebeeu growingolder ever see hekItebe r. Ca it ts i- 8HOlTALKRWITHTlI. QII a OPTHCQUNrV PRU Waikar CoutjCovilQai5ThI usi ZaCtusks asC s7' 7 5 lot VIier hesr of Tbebnllding haditood stors a forfortyflVeTer1 bavlugbeenbsgunln heWs. so to speak cojered. in ltawal1awent ip In hemk tewhs va1leyiindw1ter conrststbeyloved Cruzhwlio timflIrnom Iatardaa wlthlnbrlckwifla.

theyhsd h1lips. t1ctai re- Theminwholn tookthecout actof totakeshaadlitdghtUweUU laya dashedbyoneoftheSmlthl tenupththesediginL Yoriwbilethey hadlisil we workwhea thelraseailantscame disembowled Ambroeeatnith wisouty toget the tiadhog ewungon cal carrie tujalL Yettheniait irsetwithout toceil hishends E. ftompsou strand hssnocbfldreu. wisIecIittie anppgradenow Mr llttlerucais theyconaider Se S. oda ltwss grownand verypretiy.

skinThas C. Iri atthat H. asaoonas probablyhave least a th is. lmpresicoas East easusinattonsiusough Lee supply always Hmnawjcjj and East I tine-a perfectldlion Oii9-f uIida Battofeona juztoptalonof Bruizawtekita adranisges a mere deing yIstt. Lte is.

he must or tide aroundand IIlaUoembeweIncek. underthia neossatitytoeadoutwbat theplaceis. Cttlusu Bare capable of pickleg up w1O 5C and fitntgbh1nd btrthe beg InUre it the rate of 240 no a and a at that. helped Wy. tnavers.

dlreo1 of It coosteotty. coming beauty urroun Stonndaadorned shrubbenyand beautiltil with a taste that thrnstone the city we droy Sour dv mIles In the first depot of I and Albany md to's jiolfi I of water strongly imprrgitaxes with I was galn gourroute. the low mtray mnt land I tobelim should I and itee. theprsdonslasnptnpand asoil muc1enUy elevated and airy as to be snaseptibi. of tho high esi degree of Cullhvatlon.

sad aEraing We e' oF rd uck and In iusnt qusaatty runswIekoalybot KUII7 otter elUus. c' ot gcodcpoortnnilynorbu now before be wguLi banking theconftLctwltb other plic for estended trade anti cli 1 a. Dutabener4ay1aeoming andBrunswlck realize tha modesimin McCtackentbornanwbo one-day bptltand a cflowsuerahlandlnfrontof the mterrsflrma. no to bIs lie Z1' at distant day. withhtasyiiem ofroads aitheofateamers Feruandiumpcrhips ihemcect ihlaeyent a visitIng ll Then.

termfnetlnk ratlnoederstajor ofthese rosditobuild swlckandlfsuchlsthe Sealestatels nod wayI thorpe I hope Al a byitone chengeanti lhaveagreatdealyettoeay ofthltcliarmItigclty I. 56 twe the will stu- P. T. redectthgmnch aprons- I. A.

shonta4dreas. officeraastolbws tJ1re C. If. Jr. clam as tas At atorehoueeand t.

days. Ii. lIght-dngered Hendry of up5llS F. a rem bimsllghtlylmprovlng.but- besill throughmari l45students. manynorthempeopleare lSStColonelFarrow msk experlmentswlth dcenewell the thisconu- th Wearecerta1nlyto 3.

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Jonesborobse. ja uow' con Identip Wadropbaa imp1sot. ment lthoulprosecutton Rev. Mr. ieUrny I jupaatercftheresby1erian church tlhIs i io.

i. Faiiing' I Fht Ls what a great. many peopie are dontkn just is the matterbut a combhiati hre ach ethmonth i. 1- medy yetfbund BIrrERs thidthsby. assimilation r.

the b1oodptizifi snd a enriches it anI richsfrong part the drivesout iai diseaseandgivesh lthajids ri a S. I Nov. 5Bf. Iwasagi-eatsuffererfronu' weckscouldeatnothing Bittersand isnotadrinigand Iroi K1DNEY pntsiciAs Itisasdose betterthen B. Astrokeof paralyelelinoetrste me alsadsu- Inykidneys.

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have her WjiGro olDe. Wortforcirthgrheumethm ChroniciaftammatIou thebeddei dnretlonwumywllea H. dummerlin oftiun lICLiia. Wcrnrthe antIwar INTEI1NALPSLLS. hIyeritown eacep tsn tdencc ins dieaaea.

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1- UNGlUE MAY YEASTH4TTiEA. I eLdiGuauo soldic. ofoTublo1esfgcGeso oithlFeniillzer hevofroniittneto Ilmepuilu snarketartl-lcabearir'g as vu sale sat I alubla Iecifo s- commoniF plaritem as tuno i becao rater tha th We base from linus I. time called lb. dlreecly Jchti at otitupon lie the knoen sn-i old name of PAfl5' I ltleltlier I and catlttre.

1t by the iflo tII5 hO has Lees-- braiilel wIth forioergcrenaj. t. eellltteneiIJuhti thatotth flOr uiltni ai I r3 zamtaie lie pe ksie' n--ITr4 thi' os. i5is re attt lAilrl ftil Sd hiCIUfFO inchange taken 1" it cat- wilhitandtng ls tot of aavasnah feer I. ej- araheasenCoAugtta 1' Ageits.

BoslouMaaslhii. G1NQ AND I Cos of hIgh will be area ufanalysla neary percent AveltablePhosphogIcAdd. AJ RCJD Contalnsl3i2percenIavsiIable ienerslageuta 27WAlabimeStAtiantaGsJan2Od2m. liE A flY rur AkM AGEN3 AYIAII1 I. YY iiir WANTED I i Redtiownowinpopndua.

A. i I UJIEDOafto PAY EtA CIIF' 11110 4 ii day. I not till you are I guarantee a cure 01517 to pay me you Addreeaoreaflou JCLEAKlI C' tOloydatreet 0. auau era Luwerm Amrr i hzaz MwanesvrlLi Ga. ISO R0PO8AIaAx DIVIT r- two milan brickalasfijrniand 1 0 a BidawUlbrvvclretiup OMrChIZt15Oj1 a.

reserving tlistfght Iniovaflyropoesls YcitnrthevInformad.onapplytothenndergi liii kaa OBNgLMM0ND I gtauai4GeLA. WANDOPHOSPHATE i 5OFPICB 7 EXCHANGE ST. oCs. uvAcruu AcID thQSPEAT D5QLy 5 1iRMIxTVU IRO3I1TAT splendidly peepezed WANDO ACID PHOSPHATL bJgSIi4 grade is orth axoIIna list seesaw. 15e5d14 unaurpassedlnuthcarollna WMDO FERTILIZER.

Thsfltat Ullae Iouth cartlln Phosphate lii ucefleocq or Goodito hetr arsatee. PJbIppIeg fsl3tIes by Bafl and Titse. I 4:1 C. ci ei. 5 raorxari zrt T5Id1PPflVOlOSOkTU ft wlllaa4ltbseieoitagesweti i- kT P1t1 eeo HAU am4WRhiugton sere i-- IIIalstOatag S.

B. penoa 7huUHOThsJl43b1 also room hajee fa rear thiessec. i a'- JUKITsii WILL Ugh. sejs.r-iarivfon per Laiwht v5IIetreet. lvgKmew jffek1rtA srgxgtiluciss 5 ee fresh bargain.

Oifl3 feet LJor1Mn i dr4 EOOtO CYDTA I2IOEALZ-CgNTULRLIfDIQ A. tagea Ktona Lets-Clay. jsJ 1th at. Just the placefoytsin JBrewaOou1EealZa 135O ci ieicz Lo c52 uJKrouIe I i OUI im oiz lOUtPKroose TICEVACANTLOT0ON WA i. Donoogh Whitehall and Ye lvesKrouae llAL a.

Ii-e. Erocoe. i IVSBOFTUKllETFLaCF iUr Jcountyfova dslrymanJoM flrsLZ3aezes C'- sew buildin S. I new 5 a icC 1 forltwheIhIsworthFirtlcab moat tnR QIveiKrone i- k. Wflawe Sal I' sitaforanykladof ThISII a large lot on the rsincad centerolthucllythisianyipoopn etWIlsnn.

DICEWItSONBAYK TOES Lboflsndthezrnbe bOtZOInZJU1L. th5dep0t-4bSrgeiO UTEWILLSELL. or IC CObQhEtiIIhtbedIy WIlson. ou WIdILTO BUY BELL calI I. 4 beveno rentlisttodlaturbo" Si.

I. jg AN ELZVATKD 10 S. eaturasid Mrs hr YORBaLg toM mailsell. W1lots LC' IC JIAVEAI LbandbLtloloiiEast lien a bouzttrteht lIvntwtnfahccze ii i TAfeiiowBtalEitA Ii 1 WILL BUY i1tS I I an fine 4 rig. a delightS A Yrlersoas 10 Wall 1" 9 Vt eJJLJaJoneyer ftl 5- cuamodlouibrfekstozeandlolna 1 the growing and excellent r.

itWallltret. or Le mlngti0of YPi a glePsddclt1L. lersafeeT A. Yri' 5. rated and tlantaforsals Irentagood aW St eatlonandtsjssttbepLaceoiub Ot pill renting iwuses on.

A A IF il LL 1' MOITCENTEALAND LOVELYH0UOHcDU I. Lcd' I jdersouV Witi TilVEaAL ci 1arge lea I A Walls' f- I2SARM3 FOIl SALE-A GOOD s5j col.ssere..uwAUaate- S. aiptioni ann see them. A. I 5 1Lreet pIUTELBlSLNh lLssle 5lrgmsaflIurnLb Budnais roll establIsh pestngfor liv thebeasstndzinAlleotaf 1ranaleutbusineea.

orwrllet A Cb BOOM BOTELIS TO kindrlghtaIlheearhedw aleugreut frienuooIOWaIlstrect- A I I grounds. in thriving rail itopuIarbeaIthrelOrtwhereal foreIeorrest 1 4 ted 1JWadsuat a D-- t1SlliZ2ACES .13 ansI S. fl5 fQ sale at COO. T. A.

Trief Y- CNTRLL WELL IC eb searsa 1 Yrlereou IS WaltsteeL 4) en Uotistco esrtct. sal 1QWI11 aret rTIDMES OaIVEtTMfl LI ejiarelllocatOdbAndIO th stre owahtch are C- attn 4 the Tim watd. call. ansi I exysadglvIullPSrfculrs 0 all tegether at low figures. C- WdUsue Good.

Isatalne Elms OMse CsIP bsteat I I 1lJ LI. T. lnr.a.e-flne 5T00051L s. tPoiiss I moce cot Decatat l- KLssbll hone. IBOOH I MJu5.

one ball block from S. CSUIIMd. Just the boon. you 4 ooodsFsaWaekl' Pvyos itreece. Kimball housm WU.LUTA-t ts seanlyner.

wIth I eiedarttecrUsa seawiUrmOIlzlantonlOl ftygg Boo stNflM DONtS lad bsuWub Ixyo.