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aroa ritz OPSSISO JJTD x43cx Of IB BOMB. Colonel P. U. Byewste Makes Bascestioa That Meets with Favor Tha Trustee Called Together. We have bit upon.

a big thing In conneo- Uanw1th the proposed joint tock company to run the Midlers' home said Judge Lowndes Calhoun yesterday. a Brewster is responsible for It. lie eonttmfed. wt is it The trouble about our plan. as you describedifSoaecfiBrtely In 111 COrITnu- TIOX was that subscriberS to the stock would be required to pay down the full mount of their subscription.

Now there are not many people who are able to take large blocks of stock for the reason they must pay cash for it and not in monthly or yearly assessments at Is usually done. To obviate this trouble Colonel Brewster suggests that we so arrange it that subscribers will pay only the Interest on the amount they subscribe. For example suppose you take stock to the amount of 1000. Instead of forking over the whole sum at once you will simply pay the first years interest on it. The next year you will pay the interest again.

and so on every year. This plan will be ad. Yntageous to the shareholders and will accomplish precisely the same result that Troaldbehad by the scheme first proposed. It is according to the ablest financiers of the city perfectly feasible and sensible. There will be no trouble about it.

When the board trustees of the home meets in my office next Thursday week this project will be presented. Such members of the board as I have Conferred with concur with me fully In endorsing the plan and they will aid in pushing our project through. Our plan will be comprehensive one and so brood that anybody in the state of Georgia who wants to be- come a stockholder will be given that privilege. Already assurances of operation have come from various parts of the state and the people of Atlanta are enthusiastic over it. They will go into the enterprise earnestlyand Will push it forward to a splendid success.

Colonel Brewsters plan was warmly endorsed by everybody who knew of it yesterday. There were several gentlemen in Judge Calhoun's office when Colonel Brewster made his suuestionand all opposed it heartily. It Will taken as a happy solution of the matter nd it highly probable that the trustees hen they meet will endorse It. The Trustees Called. ATLANTA Os.

August 311891. To the Trustees of the Confederate SoldiersHome of Gentlemen The legislature of Georgia has by a vote of 94 to 62 declined to accept and maintain the home upon the terms offered by you and embodied in the original bill and also refuse a substitute therefor. tendering it unconditionally to the state. Therefore there being no funds on hand to support the tame even to pay the expenses incident to the care of the property it is necessary that the board ytbonld me ajadtake some action in the premises and for that purpose a meeting will be held at Confederate hall in this city at 10 o'clock a. in.

on Wednesday September 1891. A full attendance Jl absolutely essential. as plans for the disposition of the property or providing for the maintenance of the honiewIll he proposed. W. L.

CALuOtN. President W. H. Hnaisos Secretary. BADLY BROKEN UP.

The Delivery of Mall Made in a Somewhat Irregular Way. The heavy tains in middle Georgia are still being severely felt in the matter of transmission of mall. UUledceville which for some time was practically cut off by rail. is again receiving. her correspondence as before.

Word has been sent to the railway mail department here announcing the completion of the track to that place. The mail that left Atlanta on Wednesday Thursday Friday of last week went direct to Gordon. seventeen miles from Mllledgeville. It remained there until Saturday morning. when a hack did the service making the journey in several hours over a country road.

Friday the Georgia road was completed to Haddocks and Saturday afternoon the information given that all letters sent this week would go direct to Mllledgevllle. This is the only one of the towns affected however which has recovered from the effect of the washouts. Washington Sparta and Warrenton obtain their mall by some ucusal route or method. klettsr to Washington is forwarded to Barnett thence to Hillmau and across by convey- once to Washington. The mail is sent to the other daces and surrounding villages as far as the railroad can carry it and then forwarded.

as well as possible. Just when everything will be in working order again is not known. The department here is waiting every mo. xnent to hear that the Georgia or Central is gain in fix when the first route finished will beused. The present rains will prove a treat drawback to the work and.

unless they let up It will be some time before everything will be nz smoothly. HE DIED INTESTATE. A Fight Started Over the Property Left by General Gartreu. Soon after the death of General Lucius Gartrell. it.

was ascertained that he left no Appraisers examined the property he died possessed of and reported it to be worth about twenty thousand five hundred dollars. Ordinary Calhoun appointed as administrator Mr. B. M. Blourn Yesterday Mrs.

Gartrell dressed in deep 4 sfi mourning and accompanied by her counsel ti. Messrs. Dorsey Brewster appeared before 1 Ordinary Calhoun. asking for one years sup. i to be taken out of the property left by her The children of the deceased.

by one of his three former wives were in court with their attorneys Messrs. Hall Hammond and Broyles to contest the widows claims and resist her appeal on the ground that her demands were too extravagant. What promised to be a pretty legal fight on some Intricate questions of equity was averted by the abrupt termination of thecase so far as Judge Calhoun's court was corncerned. The lawyers on both sides agreed that the ease should be transferred to the superior court. A.

Sew years ago somewhat of a social sensation was caused by Miss Maude. Condon a year young lady of Greenwich Ala. marrying General Lucius Gartrell Atlanta then past his three score years an ton. The girl-bride was pretty. amiable am and the friends of the general tongratniated him upon winning her.

Th knarnage proved a happy one. Miss Coudou was General Grtrells fourth g- wife and she proved his helpmeet in th lptaral sense a crown of foy in hlsde- KJtlinlBg years. 4nBnt General Gartrell failed to male will. yVfiaot the contest over his property. TUZ WTMn' SHORTAGE.

oont of the Shortage Be Paid Up Today. VTheWynn defalcation will doubtless be a BdtodmJrldt1ne exchange will ftot low ic nt by the shortage. Thafitho very authentic rumor that was Circulated in the city yesterday. kfe 5 nwT 1 all to be paid back bu lr. Wynn or his dsoeToouli But They Get It About Bent Account.

The Member Explain the Matter. The Atlanta lodge of Elks gan moving rom the Vonable building yesterday. The work had hardly been started when a distress warrant was served and a lot of fur- niture attached. That Will a peculiar predicament for the club but the bailiff held on to a list like this Ono dresser one sideboard four chairs two rockers two tables. two center tables and a lot carpeting.

It was elegant all of the furniture hand- tome and stylish and the pretty carpets of the very best quality. They must have made the clubrooms pretty and comfortable. but the relentless bailiff had them. It was because of a warrant sworn out by Venable Bras. Collins to secure rent to the mount of 5161 which they claimed Will due' he club was moving out changing its quarters to Peachtree street andas the firm thought should have the rent the furniture was attached.

But the firm only wanted to be sure that the matter was properly settled. and the stuff attached was returned to the club. It was earned into the new quarters and all is quiet- for a while. A. receipt was given for the furniture and only to be in possession of the society until le money claimed due for rent is paid.

or the matter settled one way or the other. That is Vonable Bros. Collins's claim ispro- flounced right the amount will be paid or the furniture given up. Of course the money will be forthcoming as the club is a prominent and popular one provided that the claim is sus- tamed. The presiding officer of the club Mr.

Tom Cobb Jackson is out of the city but here's what several members seen state about the matter. It all hinges on the elevator. The rooms are situated at the top of the building. six stories high and its a long climb the top. Without an elevator accompani.

ment to get up or down is hard work and the thought of such a trip is calculated to produce violent attack of that tired feeling. This the members claim was discussed when arrangements were being made for the rent oLthe rooms. Of course the elevator was kept going during the day but lodge meetings are held at' night and the rooms era only used to any extent at night. Some- mes lodge meetings continue till midnight nd say the members this is the hour they thought should mark the close of the elevating season. 1 hey say they mentioned this and an agreement Will made to run the elevator until 12 o'clock and on this condition the rooms were rented.

They then went to the expense of tting up the rooms and doing much ma permanent way to add to the comfort and beauty the apartments. Then they commenced meeting but they had to walk to their rooms if they arrived after 8 o'clock at night. It was tiresome and complaint was made. It did not succeed in starting the machinery and the fatigue increased. The complaint increased in propor- on but it didn't keep them front climbing stairways.

Thus. they say. the con tract was broken and to climb up and down the stairs- was more than they could stand. Hence to get comfort nd benefit from their club they had to get another place. They lose money because of the breaking of le agreement and hence claim that they should not pay the 8165 called lot.

That's the way it stands a misunderstand- ng or difference of opinion which will probably go into the courts before settled. A RECEIVElt APPOINTED Take Charge of Austin Boylstoni Lumber Bunlnegs. Messrs. Read Brandon attorneys for a number of creditors of Austin Boylston yesterday filed a petition in the office of the superior court asking for a restraining order and the appointment of a receiver to take charge of their business. In the petition it is alleged that the firm owes 634 to Stillwell Millen Co.

and the Lathrop-Hatten Lumber Company and these creditors sign the petition. It is further alleged that Messrs. Austin Boylstou have given mortgages which it is alleged are fraudulent and void and made to defeat the collection of money owed by the firm. The bill further on specifies the creditors of the firm as follows Mrs. H.

D. floyloton. 124823 UBS Minnie O. yliton 3000 Mrs. Mary A.

Austin. 12900 Southern Banking Company. 23000 Cnarles ECodman 7000 t5anta banking Company. 8000 adpnent creditors 9000 Total liabilities 9ig2S Judge Clark granted a temporary restrain- ng order and appointed as temporary receiver Mr. 7.

C. Clarke. A Card from Austin Boylntou. ATLANTA Ga. August 311891.

Will you please state for the information of the public in general and our friends in particular the following facts regarding the application for a receiver on our business made this morning to Judge R. H. Clark by Messrs. Stillwell StOLen Co. of Savannah Ga.

and Lathrop-Hatttn Lumber Company of Riverside Ala. and Sir. C. J. Haden of Atlanta Ga.

We owe Messrs. Illwell Milieu Co. a note for 123285 due today which would have been promptly paid before banking hours but for the' act that the application for receiver was flied this morning before o'clock and the party from whom we would have gotten most of the mone then declined to make arrangements not detirin to be mixed up In litigation. We also owe Messrs. Stillwell Milieu Co.

a note for 2000 due October 151891. They have shipped cars to our account to an amount exceeding above named notes by some two or three hundred dollars but this excess is not due until next November. We owe LathropHattsn Lumber Company a note for 28931 due September 5th also an open account for one carload of lumber due September 30th. lot 14182 also an open account for one carload of lumber. due October lit for 16392.

We owe C. J. Haden nothing. Messrs. Stlllwe1l Milieu Co.

made this application before 1 of our indebtedness was peat due to them and without either calling to see us In person or by representative to make any request whatever. We have no Indebtedness past due to either the other above named parties. We have been forced to give some mortgages on our reel estate and personal property. owin to the extreme stringency of the money market. bu we are entirely solvent and would have ciadl shown this to the entire satisfaction of.

the gentlemen and all other creditors If we had been called on to do so. B7tl4 application our hands lore now com pletely tied. but we will demonstrate our solvency i S0011 of on ne Saturday and we shall then claim heavy damages from every party connected with this bill rorthis out- raceoua and unwarrantetl proceeding on. their. P1 ACSTntBOTUTOaV Quick Work.

MnDodd who lives at No. 10 Ellis street had fine gold wch a breastpin and other jewelry stolen from her yesterday. Before th night was over Patrolmen Daniel and Heard bad recovered the jewelry and had locked Charlotte Bottle a negro woman for itealin the urns. j. i.

lli3oas Hitting Deader. During this week religious services win be held at Decatur in the Baptist fhnrch at a p. mVani 715 p. to every day. The pastorwBl tw assists JjyKevJ D.

Chapman of JlffiefljeT yr Si' rwdd aclC- to 3irocJiI tmtheyain Hoods Sarsaptrilla from tte topt fee est peak with Ydoft ttroar eao b' far. A KerrV with Hl Winchester Invades the Towff and Mortally Wound. the Marshal SAVASHAH Ga. August 3L Enghans county is still greatly agitated over. the shooting of Town Marshal Myers of ton on Saturday afternoon.

The wife of the negro who did theshooting was arrested late Saturday afternoon. She told the town nthorities that her husbands name was Will Allen. He travels under several aliases and a desperate character. Just before she was captured inthe woods he told her that ho would not be taken alive and that the oft who-came after him would bite the dust. Early in the afternoon the negro carrying I Winchester rifle appeared on Colonel Clarks lace near Guyton Colonel Clark did not.

like his appearance or his actions and ordered lira away. He went off without a word in the direction of the town where he appeared bout 3 o'clock. The town marshal became convinced that the man was a criminal and that his presence boded no good. Together with Justice Taylor 16 followed the negro until he entered a restaurant. Mr.

Myers soon walked in and tap. pIng him on the shoulder asked him where he came from. From Thorns Hill the negro replied. "Haven't you got pistol concealed said tha marshal at the same time leaning over and passing his hands across the negro I coat. Before he could say.

another word the negro rew his rifle which had been lying across his tnees up to his shoulders and fired. The ball truck Mr. Myers in the shoulder. splintering the bone and was deflected backwards and entered the body lodging against the spine. Justice Taylor was just entering the restaurant.

The slegro opened fire on him bat none of the bullets struck him. Allen then ran out and down the railroad track. Passing a mill were a number of ne groes were at work he fired Into them several times. No one was hit. A negro woman was next shot at and then as he passed the residence of Mr.

Ferguson he sent a bullet into the' woods within a few inches of the head of that gentle. mans daughter. Then the desperado oroke ur the woods. A crowd was soon in pursuit mt lost trace of the negro. Subsequently tire woman who was understood to be the negrs wife Will arrested.

She was only held a short time and was then die. charged. Mr. Myers is now at his home at tended by Drs. Lawrence Larder and Morgan.

He is completely paralyzed below the hips and there is but little hope of his recovery. THE UNITE DID THE WORK. The Mayor of Jesup Has an Encounter with a Negro. SAVANNAH Ga. August 31.

Special. There was a tragedy down in Jesup the other ay that would do credit to a story from leadville or any other wild western town in ts Infancy. A tough character invaded the town the other day. He was in the humor to have a little fun at the expense of other people and at the same time if possible wipe out some old grudges. HE MET THE MAYOR.

He had not been in the town long before the opportunity to gratify both desires presented self. He was passing near the railroad depot when he saw the mayor approaching. He had had trouble with that official in the past and bated him worse than ho hated any other man living. Without any preliminaries he walked toward the mayor. and when within a few yards of him threw up his rifle and opened lire.

The mayor had seen him advancing and felt that trouble was brewing. As the negro raised his title the mayor drew his pistol. Both probably tired at the same time. The negros bullet went wild. The mayors bullet Will.

better aimed. It planted itself in the negros body and he toppled over. He still retained a clutch on his rifle and though mortally wounded roads desperate efforts to get a bead on the mayor and fire again. IT WAS KILL 0 BE KILLED. It Will a case of kill or be killed.

The mayor is very much opposed to taking life but at the same time he has strong objections to being perforated with lead. He accordingly closed in on the woundedrnegro. Just as the man was about to pull the trigger the mayor threw his rifle aside whipped out a knife and a second there was another negro who had died with his shoes on. One cut did the work. The jugular was severed and all danger from one despetat echaracter at least was at an end.

MUItDE1tED BY TRAMPS. An Old Farmer and His Wife Put to Death By Strangers. MONROE Mich. August 31. On Saturday afternoon at a farmhouse near here John Wilkinson and his wife were brutally tortured and murdered by two tramps.

The tramps went to the farmhouse begging something to eat and finding Wilkinson and his wife alone with the exception of a year boy undertook to torture them and make them reveal the hiding place of their supposed wealth. The terrified boy in the meantime escapee and gave an alarm. A posse of neighbors started to the rescue. but when they reached the house the couple were dead. The tramps wore sighted near Maybe station and both were shot down by the infuriatedcitizens The bodies were completely riddled with bullets.

The murderers were strangers in the county. Tle old couple were well-to-do anc highly respected citizens. Murderer SIarable on Trial. LAFAYETTE Ga. August 31.

Special. Excitement prevails in LaFayetu today. Ransom Marable the negro who nipxdered Rev. Nehemiah Evitt last Spring full accounts of which appeared in the newspapers at the time was today put on trial for his life. Marable was caught last week in North Carolina and returned hero.

Marable will surely hang. It is thought that if the jar should fall to convict him Judge Lynch will hold court. THOMASVILLK August 31. Special. The residence of Mrs.

WL Coyle was robbed in broad daylight this forenoon. The thieves so. cured a handsome gold watch' and two purses containing quite a sum of money each. Bled to Death. JACKSON Ga.

Augtiat 31. Special. Late last evening Martin Walkerand James Strand tegroes engaged in a fight when Walker cut Strand a slight cut on the fleshy part of the left arm ftom which he bled to death in a very short time. Bred Doctors to Organize. AUGUSTA Ga.

August 31. Special. A medical alumni of the medical college of th University of Georgia was temporarily or ganized at a meeting here tonight. The pi lowing officers were elected President Dr. DeSaussure Ford secretary.

A. S. Tinsley The first regular meeting will he held here during we next March commencement of the college when the alumni will ho permanently organized. AmCTdrngth Constitution. AUGUSTA 4tAtrgurt31 The city council tonight and discussed th subject of a levee for protecting the city against overflows.

A motion was adopted to send a report of the Vsvee commission together with the resolution of council requesting' th legislature to pass a bill amending the conxtttu- tion th tberclty of Augusta can em powered to Issue six hundred thousand dollars' worth Of bonds to build the levee with. Confederate i Swrivors' Aesooladoo i se to. iit BtWowa outhoueto teh Mttaa TTfrriji Hmiii. he Uagnlfleeht Inereaie Inthe Cotton Be- celpta The Yield of 8e Wand Cotton. The Ilice Beport.

SAVAHHAB Ga. August 31 Special. The cotton season of 91 closes today. It has een made notable by the fact that Savannah as during the season passed the million-hula mark and exported more cotton than ever ef ore in Its history. The entire receipts during the season have been Upland 1093978 bales Sea' Island 5630 bales total 1139608 bales.

The years exports are 1095296 bales of Upland and 43782 bales of Sea Island. The receipts during the season of 90 were Upland 924283 hales Sea Island 32235 bales total 956518 bales. The exports during that season were 921467 bales of Upland and 52881 bales of Sea-Island total of 954348 hales. This years receipts are in excess of those of 90 just 183090 bales of which 169696 hales were Upland and 13395 bales Sea Island. The Increase In exports Will as follows Upland 173829 bales Sea Island 10901 bales total of 184730 bales.

These are figures of which all Savannahians re proud. In themselves they prove the progressiveness of the town and disprove the stockings of those who have held it back as much as possible by decrying and belittling its grand steps forward. he progress of the season of 1890 will be snore than duplicated by the progress of the season of 92. TUX RICK CKOr. Today also ends the rice season.

The receipts for the year are about four hundred and one thousand bushels. The receipts or the year 90 were 540923 bushels. This snows a decrease of about sixty thousand bushels. This is not due to any falling off in the territory tributary to the city but to the small crop. Augusta's Receipts.

AuouerA Ga. August Special. Today closed the cotton year of 91. Within the year Augusta received 268138 bales of the fleecy staple. This is an increase of 4324 bales over last year.

THE BEAR WAS TUBER Bruin Takes Quiet Possession of a Georgia Town. SYLVANIA Ga. August 31. Special. Our little town was thrown into a great state of ex.

citemeut today by the appearance of a large bear on the streets. While it Is well known that a great many of these animals infest the Savannah river swamp in this county yet it ias been along time since one of them has wen so bold as to come out from his lair In the broad daylight and especially up into our usy bustling little town. This bear was seen some gentlemen of Sylvania the evening before in Brier creek swamp and it is sup- sed he made his way from there during the night to Sylvania. He did not appear at an ferocious and none of our citizens attempted to shoot him or do him any harm. It was argued that if wounded and not killed he might possibly get on the warpath and do terrible destruction and therefore old bruin trod the streets unmolested.

An excited crowd gath- eren and viewed him from afar. He climbed up one of the large beautiful oaks on Main street and remained there contentedly prob ably wrapped in wonder and admiration at Sylvanias rapid growth the small boys began to pelt him with sticks and stones. He then made a rapid descent and the aforementioned small boys scattered. He lingered around quite awhile after that and viewed all the points of interest seeming especially interested in the new hotel site and at last trotted leisurely off in the direction 01 the Ozeecnee river swamp. BURIAL OF BAYARD TURNER A Day of Gloom and Sorrow In Cedartown.

CEDARTOWN Ga. August 31. Special Gloom sad and dark has rested on every home in Cedartown since the shocking news of the drowning of Bayard Turner out at Parr's pond near Atlanta reached here on Saturday evening. an account of which was given in Sundays CONSTITUTION. The remains accompanied by friends of the family reached here from Atlanta on the noon train and were immediately taken to the home of his father Captain W.

F. Turner. All daring the afternoon crowds of friends came to view the lace of the bright and suit. versally loved boy. Dr.

J. W. Lee of Atlanta the long friend of Captain Turner. and with whose family Bayard was spending the week when the awful accident happened came up to Cedartown yesterday afternoon to take' part in the funeral services which were set for this morning at 9 o'clock. At that hoar every seat and even all of the- standing room in the Methodist church was occupied.

It Will perhaps the largest crowd that ever attended a funeral in Cedartown. The services were conducted by Dr. Lee aided by Revs. H. J.

Ellis Methodist J. E. Jones Presbyterian and C. K. Henderson Baptist.

Dr. Lees sermon was one of more than ordinary strength and beauty lofty elevating and consoling in its sentiments. The short remarks of all the other preachers were touching and appropriate. The immense crowd and masses of beautiful flowers laid on the casket by loving hands told how fondly the bright beautiful boy was loved by the people who knew him. SIARSHALLVILLES COLT SHOW.

Fifty Colts and Raised Horses and Mules Exhibited by One Club. MARSHALLVILIE Ga. August 31. Spe cial. The agricultural club of this place in order to encourage raising stock offered a considerable purse in premiums which in spite of' the very unfavorable weather brought out about fifty colts and raised horses.

mules stallions and jacks. Mr. W. J. Walker showed a year which Will pronounced as pretty as any thoroughbred in Kentucky.

Ron. W. H. Felton who is the owner of twenty-five or thirty Georgia raised exhibited some beauties in harness and under saddle. Mr.

Jasper Slappey displayed a drove of colts and the finest jack in southwest Georgia. Fine displays were also made by' E. B. Baldwin. Dr.

Niles. B. T. Moore W. IL Kites of Lyon Mass.

and others. It is no longer" a matter of specnlatian as to whether Georgia can raise her stock. Our bermuda IB a superior grass to their blue and is green for nine months Its the year our climate balmier needing less housing and lands may be had cheaper. The money sent out of Georgia the past winter for stock alone would now. make the financial market easy.

Is not this statement enough to make. the fanner think Burglars In Social Circle. SOCIAL CIRCLE Ga. August 3t Special. Social Circle has been again visited by bur.

glars. A drummer stopping at the Spencer Louse had Ms pockets rifled and the. burglar was generously rewarded with a find of 118. A Story of Love Jealousy and Perhaps The lchopp and Their Pretty Sweetheart. Authox Ala.

August 31. SpedaL There is a grave near Eulaton which Is still surrounded by mystery-a a grave that may or may not. hide a great crime. The News learns that recent investigations of the circumstances surrounding the mysterious discovery of. a deserted mound in the forests beyond Eulaton while of not a character sufficient to throw any clear light will have a tendency to move the matter away.

The shadowy wood andlu strange' sepulcher are still the absorbing topics of conversation la the neighborhood. Three persons are known to he missing from that vicinity and events that transpired Immo. diately prior to their disappearance snake not only possible but probable that the vacant grave is closely connected with one of them Like many cases of a similar nature at woman figures as a prominent factor and this particular female is one of the trio whose whereabouts is now the subject of public concern. Among the woodchoppers that have been engaged within a few miles of Eulaton during the summer were a couple of young fellows. one of whom was called Blind Tom and the other just plain.

simple Sam It seems that in the abundance of names among these men they knew each other only by nick names. Tom it may be well enough to explain was not a man of total blindness like Bethoven or Saul of Tarsus upon one occasion but one optic was as good and bright as ever. Well a girl named Jones came over from Arbacoochee a few weeks ago and brought with her all the charms of healthy tints of form that life in the rough hills of Cleburne create. Sam and Tom became rivals for the hand of Miss Jones. This rivalry grew into jealousy.

and then ripened into hatred. A few days before finding the mysterious mound this love affair culminated into a savage quarrel in which Tom came out at the small end of the horn. He swore that he would have revenge. and two mornings later Tom Sam and the girl were all missing and nothing has since been heard of them a fact that. very naturally and quite reasonably leaves the in ference that a murder was committed on the night preceding the disappearance especially as Tom was frequently heard to threaten Sam during the day succeeding the quarrel.

Inquiry among choppers and others in the vicinity shows that Sam's other name was Harper and that he was from Mississippi. The Tom of the affair was Thomas Porter and ho hails from Trion Factory Ga. The girl has not been seen about her home- at Arba. couches since the disappearance of the three parties from near Eulaton. SIfAWS LITTLE STORY.

What He Said Just Before Leaving Milledgeville. Ga. August 31. Spe cial. After THE CONSTITUTION of Friday arrived here.

containing the story of John Shaw's stay here a young man who was thrownwith him a good deal while in the city. told your correspondent that Shaw in casual conversation told him all about leaving his wife asserting that he had married her for money and that as soon as that was gone he left. He told and boasted of having sold a lot worth 300 for 63 and of how he squandered the money. He spoke of having thrown away 750 since leaving Asheville N. C.

three months ago and from the reckless way he spoke of his deeds of deviltry the young man estimated him as being a liar or lunatic. The young man referred to is a compositor on The Chronicle and knew nothing of Shaw's real history until after he had left tire city. To the correspondent of THE Coxsrrrtyxox. as well as to Mr. Vaughan of The Chronicle Shaw told a decidedly different story.

He said that his wife had some money but it was spent legitimatelyrfor their support that he tried hard to get work but could not do so and. as a last sort left Isis wife in search employment. He claimed to have written to his wife from Augusta two weeks ago and sale thaUhe reason he had not written to her of tener was that he did not have money to buy a stamp that he had gone days at a time with. out a mouthful to eat. and his story of suffer.

log for food and shelter was altogether candidly told and exquisitely acted the tears glistening in his eyes often as he told it. As soon as he wrote to his wife on Thursday he began looking for a letter by each mall anc when the general delivery window opened his head was the first to darken it. The next da he appeared almost crazed to hear from her and half his time was spent in the postoffici inquiring for mail. Such is the two-page story of Shaw's visit to Milledgeville. One of an unfortunate perse.

cuted and penitent husband the other of a villainous wretch laughing at the wreck he has made. THE MACON FAIR Will Offer Big Money for Military Drills and Races MACON Ga. August 31. Special. The subscription list of shares in the Macon Ga.

Fair Exhibition Company has swelled to 1301 shares. The board of directors met this after. noon and completely ratified the action of the executive committee in regard to holding a fat in October. The executive committee met tonight and appointed subcommittees to look alter the management of the fair. It was determined to offer 1500 for white mi 11 tar drills and 5000 for races.

CAME PROM THE CLOUDS. A Genuine Water Fowl Cornea Down with the Rain. ZzauLoy Ga. August 31. Special.

On of the strange things that occurred during th heavy rain was the raining down of young water fowl lit the yard of Mr. C. G. Driver 01 Concord street. It is certainly a water bird and being too yotipg to fly must have been brought here by some very unusual method.

The Twenty-Eighth Louisiana. TraoTHEA Wzarrx PARISH La. August 31. Special. The annual reunion of Company Twenty-eighth Louisiana Regiment of Goofed sues Veterans was held on the 19th 20th and 21 at the Free bridge onndeow bayou In this par.

lib and re joined by other commands of ra taut confederate veterans and their families an friends In. a glorious Jollification. Toe fair sex with their crusting faces honored the old veterans with their pressure and contributions of full bee. kets. Eloquent speeches were delivered by Profes sor JJ tftubb Hon.

A. JHorpb and Dr. Rogers. In tb afternoon about fifteen hundred people were on the ground. invited to partake of sumptuous barbecue and dinner.

Noon wen away hungry. The Texas Jlinplecute observes that the cunfed- crates were tie best fighters In the world and th pension has proved it. They wounded every man in the federal army sad tome on tbi outside. How many were killed will never be known. The pension ryttem is an outrage and fraud and encourages idleness and deception Only a limited number of yanks who fought gal.

lantly and stood by their colors to the list are drawing pensions. Yes the. tabs were' fighter and so were the yanks. TixoTar OAKLET Secretary of Reunion. Company TwetrEigbUi Louisiana Begimenb eartijy with relish reuso ana without stlstrs ward Knot we recommend to yonaSr saparilla which creates a good appeti the same Urns to invigorates the was bowels that the food Is properly digested its strength assimilated.

TftrL I have been taking two bottles of HacKfc arilla for weakness and no pleasure I will say that I think it i much good because I am now able man. J. C. S. CIILroCHILL Eichu UonmpntblU NB Wha Hoods Sarsaparlkll Dent be Induced to buy any otter.

Hoods Sarsaparilla Doses On Doiiar. TJEADY MIXED PAINTS at per 115 Whitehall. MNrale PERSONA QOODBICH lawyer ils Decreer5 agolt years' sacoessfol prscUw i publchy facilities la many sUici. pr28 Chore tries I ANTED A flrst-cUss thorouhl Nations laUding and IM agent tar Georgia for a corporation vuuUlB sources appointment will py 5000 to lUw according to ability of man plan ofcomin log essential points of old companies with palar features added making It abgolster equal none but parties who ci. furnisha curve as to ability need apply.

Address Nitietln and Investment Memphis Ttnn. i CJHOKTHANDSODTHEKN 3 Hunter it. Atlanta Ga. over 00 fni sltionj catalogue and book testimoniaii anrKdlTtofl TTTANTED Hameasmaker. who can afio a TV a national machine permanent 8itioi ood man address Montgomery Saddory tontgomtrrAIs.

ANTED 20 salesmen to carry as a sidT Out on Delivery' cigar with gol big pay. OD. Cigar Co. Wnate15. ANTED Ladies In oily or eointnt7 light.

fancy goods at their homei bl hours constant work and good pay i enclosing stamp Manageress Art near Box820 Chicago Ill. JL ANTED A cook and house girl at aaVi Peachtree st. Apply at once. TT7ANTBI First basqne and sklrTL. TV other seed apply.

Good wages foi tiTI rtr. Also tailores Apply A. 67 Peacttre st partjr. tailor ANTED An experienced nurse la cat efi an's confinement Address wit Utlae price Lock Box 15 Orecewsy ron i Georgia. WAII1L A good cue Wg with comfortable room.

Appl MITUATIOVS. AJino siraiiian oy an TV and typewriter best ref 3o219 spartanbury 8. 0. TTTANTED Position bookkeeper mornings or afternoons or aD dsy. ft erenrel.

Address Worker. care Coaatltntioi. SITUATIONS 7 LADY of experience qnaHflel tstai I. Latin French music mathematics sal fcjB desires a situation for the ensuing season SctaM pren. Marion.

Culppoer Ya. tj ADY lf you want goods that id 14 est pays largest profits and gives boot write quick. Catalogue free. Mention till dies' Supply Co. 287 West Washiirton st dliI Is a demand for It and Is the.

bsadi agents' wonderfsl success. Liberal term exclusive territory to those who mesa bushes lsi correspondence solicited with general sgesis is It Vs. Ark. La. and Tex.

A splendid Ujnjtsl right parties. Address if. C. liedgins Co Broad OIL auglMwsn taesM ty t- ARLLNTON UOT LBome Us bees I and addition built making it comjpteta department in twenty-five steps of the ut Taas see Virginia and Georgia passenger depot. Bita are open to the traveling public.

J. L. Htljc- dit. EAST RD STREET spW. Jt7 table thoroughly fint-clasa rttertwn.

fc lcott. WANTED Hoard WANTED Board and neat well room on second floor In nice ntliibortiooirtl In two mInute. walk or onion depot to sill 1 In private family. Reterencee eich nee I. derson care B.

D. S. R. lOser BilIng I TTTANTED Board with nice room inpriniita TV Sly. No objection to distance.

ehasgei Addxe. Monroe ears bank in the city. Address SM 128 Oourtlaod lit 5 tn BUSINESS CfTAJfCES. A partner with small capital TV good office man to engage in a psrlagbstBJij long contract. Call at or address JjN Broad st 8.

Atlanta. is. TTIOB BALE The oldest established nirnt JD die business fat the city is for sale as sickness of the owner. A- bargain can be au quick buyer. Apply to lisle Bailey MONtJ1' TO LUAv VfONEY TO LEND on city or Wm iaadsiasf IVI.

Atlanta. 8. Bernotl 15 Sosth 00055 Atlanta Os. afjg LOANS MADE ON endowment. suranct policies.

JK 1 PNBAEKEBnerotlateirealesUUloaM rate Soon It Trtderf ban SALE Real OB BALE The lowest price tots on ir tree tree just outside of the city. 8 or feet front. J. H. A A.

L. James. a TCTOE SALE My house and or UacresU acres la cultivation. SO trees 0 brazing pear trees one mil from 11050. B.

Shepard Bristol PIe. OB SALE OR KENT Wita or. JD smell seven-room house all moderrW mente 4K USfitter May. BOA HOUSE furaislied eeat house always full of good boarders selllBgpartiea leaving city. Address A.

B. CM tion. FOB BEAT Touses 1OR RENT lass room bOSZdU i nearly furnished gas hot aJiieoWWgf I bath street cars central-best locality tW-J dress Wmiam care ConstitoHoBtjnrHS OB BENT i era conveniences. Porter Bros. street.

JE Block. 17 Alabama TJ OB BENT September 1st. a Pryor street. corner Jones rao men picelvpap" sr-r-iySTB. Fair street FOB RENT-A new ten-room EdgewoooT avenue and JacksoBft East Atlanta Land Company.

Jfumiihed JJoom- FOB RENT-A nicely furnished Toorn. a gentleman end wits or two Lnekle street corner Falrlle. aa SALE Chtap one T-a rtae to perfect order drewHanley. SavannahGa T7IOB SALE at a class elevator and those front of69 WbltebaUstreettie thecity. laqure at 59 Whitehall- treet.

Chaa. A. Con kiln manufacta FOR SALE-A store full of food cheap. Chas A. Conklin Mfg TTiOB flALE BOSIMESS J3 goods sad notions ah store cash sale 515500 selected stock will scU at a Americas M5Ms HM A Jeweled fraternity toZSJ5ll William ConnsJly Ga Dr.

J. B. finlnenner was Jfefii the t4 ectually evers Jy remedy of tcedpleaangf ptabletothei i action and prepared and all most popnl Syrup of bottles Any not have it it propiptlj try it substitute. giving elcat yanc be ra GOODDI rcoa i. let will sabsolutely cef svwpfe Importing 1st.

m- HOUSEM ii Rft SJr 1 ll SUniEstEDj 1f l' OJrBBOIlf I loDl I Fa or jz If relponsi le Ul1e l. ll 1" Id uble I' ct bed I r- ir no I requ1 cd fo F. tj. no i- cas. It.

trubleColonel theysubecribe. yearainterest would be had II. concur planwm lush I end ATL tA 31 1 To Soldiers' Home orlllI al :10 I leoJ. rI tIa oc ry Sis to UI hateJl Er rtig WHIURR alnsin matter. timewu eorres on4ence ettera Thila th unus al A letter Themail he 8 be used.

Uf' wll runnlngsmoothly 0. f. GartretL Luc1 1i as x' will. iti' twen 1 I' 1i 1 one ilOnto ken outof husband. cbildrenof de ofhis ftit IT ylea 7 yrealat I 1i' 5mJtt pre 1' Some ifJt by lTudge ii.

1 of and Ien. cud jf i MJf ilOnrratu1ated. The i 1 the t' Ifo se-a JOY In' his der 1 General JIenCe COD i f5 WYNN Ebo h11 Amount of Shorta to i A The Wynn t. today and the aU1an 1f J' a cent Thatg the Inthec1tr7es rday. 3ThemoneJ is.

but 4i bother. bondsnels could J1I. not be learned. r. tt1iehherColonelPeekothIs attorney Colef liel Alex King were In the city andtht do.

d. ta1llOf aeWem cou1dl1 be 1evD6dbu' rt' 1tJfaa gi euou on' guodffauthoritJ' I tb i 4t MJr llJ1 1 thewhlle 1hUihe 1i F4 41 tv. i ff. rJY 1HE rET Jll1 i rJ JJ S' ror orBBt Bj7rT1iN irrJtODIU Uember. ExplalDthe Jlat lod of' from rday 111 me one of aom warran The movingouv-changinc It a tachedwu recelptas Its the re It Is pro.

proTided Tom to I a LI eleva lr a ro ms were tlmealodge I and eleva ng doin of tion contract. and the stands-a ing I bf re To A I at lrneys pe tion th nt lIJen Com pan I 1ultlinme nlt1ng R. fo Totlllablllties 91825 in Boyl ton. Aug st3l Will ptl bl1c RIversIdeAla tact money i desiring I 15 1 l. oUr countto mpaDya beforel of oW e.

keJ Iho these I I By this corn to the satlsractjo the court next claimbeaVJ tot thIs part Averm Bo c- rLj 0 AGED i 1. Je ZI7UQlUJt CO ullrrQBJt rA CUllDOr 111J rJ 1 AS iOWlthBbWIDCh te I 1U4. thO' 011l1da SAV JfIfU t. 31. liitill Town1arshalMyers of.

afternoon on uthorltlesthat usband' Will Hetrvel is all Earlyln th place tht' JusliceTylor he fol1 wed and I rom. the leanin drew ha bn lyng aro kne 1honldDl bal MJe1in plutrln detecd bkwar te by agat te rtaurant nego op ned fre blt bulet Alen rn dow th rlroad trk mi nubr grs fred severi wa redence Fergn snt bu1et wos gente Thei fur wos. su i but nego st te wie. arrest. eld wa Myel I hil at- tnded lwrence Morga.

blow hIp ltle hlope recovry. KIE WORK Te Ba a Encountr wih Neg. SAVA NAH Augt 31. tgedy day Ladvie its tow lttle people i ame gdges. MAYOR i ot twn opportiy bth presentd itelf rirod dept otcialln past htd wOle tha any lving.

prelminare Is rife ad opued fel rasd rife tme negll bule wid. mayo' I itel nejs by sti retined cluteh desprate effor fre ain I 01 KILLE I cae k1 ki Te le blt gm objecioD bing aordgly coed woundedneg pul tigger rBe ade kie In neJO hssbo juglar a1 fm leat wa TRAMP. Farer Wie Deat Strnlen. Augut. 31 ateron farmhou ne obn Wikinon brutaly tort red tmps.

farmhou beggng ad WikInson wie excpton by trture tem val hIdig plac auppd wealh. terfied meantme esped pe nelghbn whel hou trmp sight ad bth doW Infuated ctzens. bies let muderers Itgers to and respted citzens. Murerer Mrble LAYTE Augt 3. Exctement vrevaJs Layet ty.

nego lurdered latprlng ac' I ts appea tme ty tria lfe. Manole cugh la Norh Carlia. ad rete here Mable wl I though that. i tie 3u shoud cdc' him Juge Lyc w1 cou Bobb I Brad DaUlht TOMTU Augst 3. ridence W.

Cole rbtd bro daylgh thlsoren9n tieve 8 cur wath' pu contng aumo eh. 61e 1 Deth. JACON Ga Ault 31. 18t 1lartn ameStud neg engQein fght ker slght ct fesby pa lef a fom ble dt' I aorUime I Ant' Don OIe AVGtf. Ga.

Auw Spci1A mec aun mec colete Unheit Georia tmpmly ot pzd an meetng he ton hl Thefol- rOwng offic ele Pdeut DeSauuForj scrtar. A 8 tt ewa me ipg wl dl net ah cmmenemen uer ce aluilml pentlJ ogud Am J1 IIUtUon' AV. cSTA. rSi T. cit ccme andathe lubj ol JeTe fo prtlr Jhedty ans.

Ce waA mot na aopted. anarep 0 th JTe cmmon tthei 1t te JlutO c' rqneC' be lgt I pa Oitt 1 oFAq pwer tJ I hud tud dl' GZ etsto BC 1 oel 1 J. 1 J- Vf. 1 t'- rCOTON tfiD BIOE i tr tJ rD 18 COJ fc 1 tPr cifl a be eibn Be ptYdo8 Id Co 1 Rc er By Ga. ugtSi-SpTe eua 9 coe I ma brwe dug apae be mk ad eXd tha oJr befo it htory.

Te nti rlpt dug aa enUplnd 1098 bles Ild 4 ble 116 bales J. expo a 102 be Up 418 bJe Sa Iland. To rcipt dung In 189 Upland 942 Sa Ild 3 2 bea totl 9118 bale eprts dung sa 916 bles 81 baleaof SeaIland tW 9M Tll exc tho 180 180 ble 1660 ble ad 13 Ild Te increa exprts foloW Uplnd 1382 bales Se 1091 a totl 1 73 baie. fgues whch al In seles progliTeneas tw Ud tho I a pible cg beltlng i jrad forard. The progres sn 18991 wl duplct ytho prog of aasn 1819.

nn CROI. Toay end rce saon TC cIpts ae abut hunded ne thouand bushel. for 189 59 buhel a0ws but It thoud i ay faing tertor tibut cty smll cop. An ti Reeiptl AUGusT. Agt 31.Spcia1- Toay cloed 18W91.

August 2 13 teey JS M34 ovr Quet POlellon Gora SYVNI Ga Augt 3. 1ttle wa gat Bte tay Iteet Whie i wel know tat amals Svah rver thi I has ben fl daylght buy bustlng lttle by Sme gentemen Sylvana crek I i IUP pd dung te ngh feriou ctzens Iho' ham. arued i kied migh pibly et warath terble structon tro teets unmleted. gth vewed him-from Hecimbed large bautful oak contentedly wondEr admiraton gowShuui smal by El wit a eaf mentoned. lgered aound quie awhie al Intrest.

smig espialy hol lat trttd 01 Ogeechee swamp- TNR I A Glom. and' Sorrw Ce CEABTOW Augt 31. I evr I Cedartownlnce I downing Tuer Pars Atanta reabed eveninl accont i CONSTITUTIN. accompanie friend famiy fm tran immeditly hi Captin Al cowds of' fends la ad u- Traly Le 1eIong frend Captin lurer whoe Barard wa sperdil awu a cdent happned I Cedarwn servic se oclok houreyery the rom Metboist churh I perhap a tended srT wet Le Revs Els Methost JE Pbyteran Hendern stes tha Dry conlng It sntment. mark al preache SOu h- InJ Immene cjwd maof fow rs lovig band beautiul wa love whlo HARHALVLKS Ut1 Colt GeIaRaa Hon Hnle Exhibl Club MILLVILLGa Au ust Sp The agricultl cub pla orer risig sderable pu premIums vef Ufvorable brugh fift rsed hor mule stlon jak.

1. atwoyeld a prett othbred Kentcq. Bon eltn tentfve thiry Georga reiited Ime butes Inhae sde. Slappy dlplayed fnet ack Gera Fe dplys aIo me Nie il Lyn Ma. ad other I i mtter apflt a Geora rse stk.

brud i IUpro tei blu gn fornn mont ou cUmat blmor nenr le hong lad ha cbea r. Te snt ou Ge a pt wr sok aloe oud mth i fnncal ea. nt tla tatement mk. te fer thik Blln I Soa C1le. I SL CnuG Augt 3 Sp1 Sa Lre bee an Tt bu ga der tping te spc lho hf.

po ket. rJ. a. dtb bU1r I a geJ we wt afnd 18. iC A.

i YHIDE1RDt1 if CVcJ r1BJsrZrZr 07 dBAPnrBl ZONzzr WO D8. A Storof Lve Je0uty aDdPehapa ne Wochopr The tC Swetea Aa. Augt Ter i ne Eultn whch tl sude b11jter gTe tbnar get cme. Nowlle recnt InTstgato theccc sUrundg myteriou dser srd I te forts bY Eult whle charter sucient tw cea lgM il tendnc mOT mattr I and it stg ae abrbig tpic connrto I I neIghbrhoo i perna kown misg vicIniy r1d Ime- dately disppac me pible Tcat gve cosely connectd them sim fges promnent th palcuiarfemale I to ho whereabout cncern. wochopo hae ben enggd wthIn mlfe Eulatn dug surmer felows ne cled I lm aonl thes kew eah bync nae wel enought explan was ttal bUndne8 JkBthoven Tas oIon optc a go bght Ier.

Wel gir naUed Jone onrfm I Abachee" week brouh wth al th tint hUs Clebue creat bece rivls Mss rvalry gew 3eouy. hatrd. tindig myaterus afar int sv qul. smal swor rvenge morning. gr al ad hi head fat nO natuly i- murer wa cmmitted nght th espci1ly a feuenty hea dung te sucedng qurel Inqur amonJ coJp Harp ad fm MssislppL hail frm TroD Fac lt Ga gl In Aba cbee dippearance te te parte fom Eulaton SHAWS LTTL Bfor Lv1 Miedt le MILLEGEVILLE Ga Aut Sp cial Ater CONSIUTION arved wa thrownwih go ct corepndent Shw i casul convertion al aboi leavng hi wfe aNnr maed he son tld boLlted Ild 3 6 sud- havng thron 575 sce Ahevie tbre mon1a reckle hi devlr te estmated bg lar lutc I youni ma reered mJtr Th Chron cle kew rl htry unt te I ci correspndent CONBTrTON.

a wel Vaujhan ofhe Chonce dffet sd wie i wa legtma IYor tbei IUpprt coud a rt lef hs wfe i srch of employent. camed bae wio' Au ta 0 weet a ad sd reaon wttn oftener te wih- mouthul ltor aeI- fo c- exqusitely ated ta glstening i a it sn Tuy eh and delver opene bed 18 trst i. day appd almot cred he frm wa pfc inquring twopage sry vt ledgevle. a unfortut pr cutedad nten' husbandj viainous wreth laughg wrk ha TiE Wl BI MUt1 DI Ra Ga 3. ab ripton lst 0 shas Mn Ga Exihiton hLlweUed 13 shares bd drec lrs th Lon ompletely acton exeeut boldg fir OC lber.

excuthe cmlitt nigh appoite summitt lk ater maagemen far. Wa trmned oer 10 whlt milt drilaand 5O es CE HE CUS. A Gene Come Dow wth Bn ZUUON Ga Augst al.e strage thlng oul dung the leavy WA rng an DriTr Ccord strt I certny. watr' bird and bing 1 ty bD I her Ime erUnuul me Tenty-Elrhth Lnl OBU WE rSB Angt 31. au rnion otCmpf Tnty-lghth Lul Rpment Cfe- et ter' 19h 2b ad 2.

te Fr br byou1 1re joine oth commad Int cDneerat vtlI ad tir Ut1 and frends1a lo oufcon. tar sx wth tei 8mUn fas te od fter wtb tbei prec contrbutoof bu ku otlent pehe wr dlvr Pfts sorJJ tubb HonAXlland D. Ro I the atrnon abouU1tn bUDd pple wf gud we tTd IptUOU. bbe der. 10 on.

hg. Tx Jipleeut ob8l tUbeced- ert we te bUgbteI1n Wod. ad the pnlon Jlru1 poe Th1wudo nH nere kow pnon. ytem i Ue ad frud ane encorglldeland deptio. 1a te wo Jl 4Wi pnlwl Ye th rebwerl tt ad thea TOI Oun St 1 Tw Ebu Ll Rgmt 7 1 A GODRCH Lwyerl Deior 2yean' sucfu prU 10 publty fcte I mY a apl tha te ANTE Ayet.

LAY AGE TSI 1. t. 9 et paYllgt lil ad cve rI WAED AGESFr ouW l' cme neaer aUg It rl1 ce Plt trh hO rJ crnndenc slc wt generlil A CJ 1. 1 I Broa StAtlnt aUII11 I te fk' ATBD A ln derent I twenty te a Aur3t 29 I Tctt. Br.

i ATEDBad Ie" werl I rom Ind for I ni nlbl I to mtlt' Wk dpt fl a I I prvat fmlCerenc chlnel" den car I B. Kr Buidg. a Mmb U. objefoD dtc Br eag MoDro Mr ba lte cit. Ade Ml2O augUr nt BUlLNESl CHA 1 nl Ca orat 71 FOB 8AT olt ebuhe 1u.

bumel te cit I 11 o. ckel te ower. kblrp cD quct blyer. Be. au lw MON LOA.

IO LD Cty ftlntt Bett 1 L. OA8 ME edoWCt tDU aple J. TOl' i P. N. BAneCk et rt.

Rm Te' ban bd FOB SAE-1al' Xf FOB 8ATllowrr It ODVe 2 Ie jntJQ FOB SAXy hou orr Ca 8hea Btol I FOR BTWlt or11ot I or ay. HOUSE fe ct aOw tOD BE trHI. eu FO 7 bath tS eentB 1' 1 c. Wi Cniton tu FO. BDc elrC 1.

CDvn Pol i IteL J. Blo1 Et Aa ar FOB 8tmblt rmJ Po rs emerJoDw Dt nl JrP Apply fE Fu B-An tl e10 veDa ad Ja DJ AtTut Cmpuy. FNr A Jolurhe tca4 wf4 olM Lek It emer FaUe FOBlALE B1p. hon pt le I rernel C. dll fvunG FOB 8A a cNt 1 teet que liWhltbo CDkU.

mIDuCatr lt rt1 eep V. A CotJf I v22UtlUut FOB 8ABuB lo dlUol It JC. pr 1 tRecoao HP ue Ga 1 LOST. LOT nl AVe ft1 sbls A ee 8tndy iI Wt 1edrlendhr B. lCl ll i I.

PLANSUGGESTED dn OPENING4JD 2LUTi TJLflOM. a 1tb Th 1 conne propoedjo1n I home' A fl or i toub1e d5CYIb6d Tiox thereason i i' theamouiit i- il- ji s. I it' .1 ruadebis JL 2 nemeu i nd 5 5. anie tha meet and take 9 :1 it iJ Sceretar i be na 1. iy corresonencc i i.

I fr ii i pt a i t. i- i I fivehundred i. 5. port is ii ofthecase. suor f.

jf Yctiltnrat a 1Iniag But a hisproperty. afl ttIed aflianos 1 ilQt i. Theznoney e4 whether by Mr. I Neither Colonel Peek or his and the tails of settlement could not learned bet fl was given out on authority the moy4n flnaipttie 5fl6X1tdetermIned all that the-ax- Cb1gewMtOIe. Oeait n4j TlliLKiL 4Z02' OIrHz CLUD 7URhZrZ' 4XTACIIZD It a 1ksegan beldon furuit thepretty Itwasbecauseof out provided contractwas I Soo Ju4gineutcrediors.

1001. exceselenot dueuntll 28931 I owing I but gadlr badbeen BoTijyo Mrs. Dodd a oid beryeterday. the up yoman stealing Bali 6hUrehat rn. and 145pmeveryday.

Thepistor fllbs auIae4 Be 4. Millegenje- I uld 2ie of EoodiSanapinlllafroonthesop oieig. estpeaksulthawclc. Ittoogeao z77z ii Lif C0573rr a0x4rzrzx C1rD OTZR THEZFZ. 2t gro Tow4fand uu1 MarshalMyers.

in te I knees ne- I I I 31. REMETTHIMAYOL sametime. negroabulletwent plantedimelfluthe wlthlead. I On Infuriated citlzens. 31.

Itobbed in Broad Daylight. August318ecial. lubroaddaylighi thlsloren on. Tisethieves anmof ted Special. veryahorttime A of the foi- alumniwilt Amending the Ge.

August the reportof thelpvee UcmO thattbecity canbeem- Ofbonda buildshe win Aid Sb. Veterans' Eoaa. MAcoS Ge. Auguat aLCseedgTbs ScrT1toraA1IocIade4ce sseMe 1nisgd Saab. Ccsf4eease Ye'I.

wISw atair. 1k JgCI4L rz. Xis. Uagnlftee Inerea In the The Tieldof Sell The ttonseason been hu more before en Sealsland and43782 32 I CEO fallingoff yearAugusrareceived2ds138 Special. been posed contentedly mentlonedamall 31.

homein Cedartowneinco newsof I I I I I I I I sfall massesof fiow 31. The andunder byE. iiss specfzlatlanas Ourbermuda isasupetior grasato I th I I farmerthink I I Cn csc peciaL7 hasbeen th 113. NAY HIDE A CRIME. ruacr5rZIlT 07 AOflAFIINXZ1E WOODS.

The Woodehoppers 31.SpeciaL- 0 its a 1 otheronly bynick in. MILLEDOZVILLEf 31. stayhere ork. tohave tohis toher to The toholdingafalr military 000 I One a on bird The reunion list bayouln were gal. famlilesand Inc weredeliyeredbprofea StOnAJ3lurpbsnd abousfihteen eztaks a oni awaylmugry.

tbatthe beatngbtersin bureau baa cuLts" pensloneystem a last wereSghtsrs andsowezetheyaakB I LcuiilanaRegimeat DPR1CES sa tPowdet lssoi th El Ileartliywitbreiisband If not jo et 1 twobottlea 1 appetite. to Sarsapa1ia One flTJILDING lit4 T1RfAL. 1TEADYBIXEDPAINTS i 1I li. cage 27 so ta Slice IILLZI IrA NTLIDarfO A 1 nd Leen nu abi 5s. efmao of eon popular ab1n an ferniot Addre Ce.

Memphis 1iORTlW0D. SOUThERN srmo 0P- ti 900 silion ef on 7AHTED-1tarneasmakec good hisoigomery Ala. 7ANrED-2O eii. 1 eolsgi 0 D. C.

sue23 d3n 5- hELl' lE1VIEDCems. UTA2lTED eeg 1 bo 5iv Box 5B A soy IT Applyatonee. trANTED-Fr5t-clus ezlr fo STPeachtreeel. An experlencednurssine lv n' with tatl A 7 slrheomrortable roomApply 64Cjh WANrEDJW. Mes I I referescei aair Box 215 Peeltlon i- sin mornlngeoralternoonorafl Goe eaaen 55A Ree.

i a thiepope. Is desSnppyCefl7 WeetWuhlngtonstO. urANTED Per our lalei Senator ilenJ. 16. situ of Georgia his speeches and writings by hi.

os I Jr. 15 comia nearer eelling Itself this isp he offered to the wople In Oweety-Ove yiaze. for lay eel a is. au16 is. toe.

frlvt WANTED LlNTiIt5TLflome Li cenpktehs less In Ptsla 0 roon a Telcoti. IYANtEb1iird. 1rANTin3 1 ii seifsi SI erehn ed. 6 Board In prinhi 1STeII Contiioii WAYTJI1Menesv. wANTS s303sr 5 tons.

Collateral scificl1i I it fri to she goodoUce nantoengageinspalngbUl CalicO 1OE The A ilelneesofthe 43 FiahlS 2 0A215 tenth' U4 1J it. BARKER necotiaten real coldS he 0 tjALh-IieaS Eatia. au. RI My orchard cnslhii 55cre20acrcslncultivation35 bWf 1nOder5 il it. TlphsaIlL 0AING 1I elllg pirties on.

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