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is easiest to is hlzji In feavany where. We buy the awn mounting. FattsCoS Whitehall. gold and te and Georgia Atlanta. to Irti at low rates of larger loans yman Con diamonds.

confidential JTeMrj street near Pryo No. K7 feal estate nVar s. Rafes Irge and coo nepotlate loans on knd choice iraprovM-i low rati- oltt not bought ftadi building. you can it from Atlanta Ci fith floor tiny nesotiates In ai bn Improved rSZl i for handling ilk 210 Norcross-imMil 0 to tTO000 tolendS it f. per cent.

jgj rend aCt ind heal estate la Tnttaafc 1 also monthly pay-O la ana buUdlog and I UJUlVt LUSlIlC UVi Lar hoans uponsatjsfac I JFIale Co corntr ar- mile pf A by W. jan I negotiates loans oqf pperly to exchange land. Bank stocks i lrt Banking CompanyK lend in any amoutiisS- payable In munthlyj personal properl pdent on cnaracUf chasi mocey notc commissions. jS No. 13 East KD at 6 and po Scott Ml EqulU feb Its estate of tnt per annum only appm lr707 Temple Court POMP ANY.

makes Ifl property zepay- kents or otheortsfti kble rates. fnear West Fair ENT' water entlns from be ti BUSIHES1 lition of oropeteot for servicci roperty rent ir business IBs ire nffijEI Heeling of the Stockholders of the Snthwestem Railroad. DR. BAXTER IS PRESIDENT B. T.

Wjlson Declined To Run for Be- Election Change in the Time of Paying Dividends. Micon Ga. February TV annuil reading of the stockholders of thF Southwestern railroad was hid at their office in this city today. More stock was represented than has been at any mevine in yrars. There re thirty-six thousand shartholdeis prisent out of fitly- one thousand.

Dr. John S. Baxter of Macon presided. R. T.

Wilson of New York liHlned re as president and vi-e rreski. nt John S. Baxter was elected president. Th. follow in were elected directors V.

G. Raoul of. Atlanta W. R. Cox and J.

M. Johrfion or Macon T. B. Gresham of Iialtimon- J. F.

Minis and B. A. Denmark of Savannah and R. T. Wilson of New York.

At a subsequent meeting of directors W. O. Raoul was elected vice president tn plat' of Mr. Baxter promoted to the presidency. William S.

Brantley was re-el ct secretary and treasurer. Hereafter semi-annual dividends of 1S per cent will be paid on January 1st and July 1st. instead of December and June. The total dividends under the new' lease to the Centrai will amount to 250000 per annum. In future the Central road will pay the dividends direct to the officers of the Southwestern road and these officers wiU disburse the money to the stockholders through the Central Georgia bank of Macon.

and Citizens' bank of Savannah the fiscal agents or the Southwestern road. Formerly under the old lease the Central disbursed the dividends. The presidents annual report was used. New Firemen Elected. The fire commission of the city of Macon was In session last evening and Mayor Price met with them.

A part of their proceedings will be read with interest Captain C. B. Blbbltt and Runner W. Hightower of engine company No. at general headquarters resigned their positions.

Messrs torn Jordan and P. Gillespie were chosen to fill the vacancies thus Sfith department. Captain Smith of engine company No. 4 was trans ferred to company No. 2.

to take the cap- 7ma by the resignation of Captain Babbitt. Mr. W. W. Bheridan assistant captain of hook and adder company was promoted to a captaincy of No 4.

vice Smith transferred. Might Have Been Serious. Between 2 and 3 o'clock this morning fire was discovered In' the rear of the sa loon or Birdsong Bros. in the colored Qdd Fellows bunding on Cotton avenue. But for the prompt response and efficient work of the.

fire department especially engine No. 2 the loss might have bPen qJe neayy. The flames were soon got under control. The fire Is supposed to have caught from a store In the rear of liird- Fong BrosB saloon. Their stock was considerably-damaged by smoke and water.

The etock of groceries In the adjoining store of Burdefi Logan was also Uam- S4ke and at r- Tn damage to the Odd Fellows building was about KM. A Fire Tournament. ChIet L. M. Jones ef the Macon fire de partment is in receipt of the following In vitation Guildford England February 1 Dear Sir I am directed by the executive council ot the National Fire Brigadesfn ion England to cordially invite you to at tend the grand International fire tourna ment and exhibition to he.

held at Royal Agricultural hall. London. June Ifth to 27th 1S96 when representatives from all parts of the world have promised to attend and without' exception will be the largest international gathering of firemen ever held. My committee is anxious to have all arrangements made as perfect as possible at an early date. I shall therefore be glad to have your early reply.

Yours faithfully. HORACE FOLKER. General Honorary Secretary. To Make a Survey. A committee from the county cominiK- Bicrers met this moaning on business rel ative to the Guiding of the new bridge ed to be erected over the Ocmulgve river at the foot of Spring street.

The Committee decided to employ Engineer Patric' to make a survey of the approaches to the bridge take soundings etc. estimate the cost of the work and report to the commissioners at their regular seml- monthlv meeting on next Tuesday. The commissioners will not issue bons to build the bridge but the cost will be paid. from the current funds of the county. Was Found Dead.

Mr. W. H. Smart was found dead In bed at an early hour this morning at the resi dence of file son-in-law Mr. Green J.

Fillney a well-known engineer of the Central railroad. The deceased was seven-x years old. He died of heart dls- ease. He was on a visit to Mr. Fillney.

The remains will be sent to Americus for Interment. Mr. Smart was highly esteemed by all who knew him. Toastmaster Hardeman. Interesting features and attractions are constantly being provided for the brilliant banquet to be given at the Volunteers armory next Tuesday night In honor of Judge Emory Speer.

The latest In this line Is the selection of Hon. John L. Hardeman as toutmaster. The list of speakers was published-In today's Constitution. The floral decorations of the banquet hall will be beautiful and elaborate.

Elected Commissioners The gran jury of Bibb uperirr court held an interesting session today at which they elected several road commissioners to fill vacancies caused by the expiration of the terms of officer of some of the commls- sjoners. There has been some contention xover the election. It Is not known whether the old commissioners were re-elected. The jury will not make known their action until they offer itheir general uresent- ments. It is reported that Chairman W.

H. Mansfield of the board of road commissioners and thirteen other commissioners whose terms had expired were re-elected. Legal Matters. Special Master Klbbee gives notice to an persons interested in the assessment or cost in the Georgia Southern and Florida Macon and- Birmingham railroad etc. that a hearing will be had at his office In the city ot.

Macon on February at 10 o'clock a m. Judge Felton has been busy in the supe rior court today hearing the tase of Gor don administrator of the estate of tne late Hardin T. Johnson vs. Jarrett Todd. This is a very interesting case and it comes up under-a bill that was filed to marshal the assets of the estate and the claims of creditors art being taken up one at a time to be disposed of.

Granted the Appeal Today Judge. Speer granted the Thomas Ryan appeal to the United States court of appeals in the case of Sarah Ress against the Central railroad for J3000 dam- ages for the death of her husband. Lawyer Ross by the caving in of an embankment. The master found in favor of the road iu Judrfe Speer allowed the plaintiff 13000. A Today the master render a renort to the Central road in the suit of John fr.

Norman against the Central railroad for 15000 damages for njurles. W. U. Toomer of Way cross vas ad mitted to practice in the Unit9d States court today. Broke in Two.

Passenger trains on the Southwestern railroad due in Madoh tffls eveiuffgJarrlved several hours late owing to' a freIght train breaking in two nd part of ithetrain running back into another. No serlotis by Jumping Newsy Notes. Colonel Frank Miller or Augusta is in thecity today on legal business. State Secretary M. M.

Lewis of the Young Men's Christian Association is In the city visiting Macon's progressive as sociation and arranging for the state con- yentlon to be neld in Augusta on March 12th. Vice President William Cleckley Shaw of the Georgia Southern and Florida rail road has returned from Savannah where he has been attending a meeting of the executive board of the Southern States Freight Association. Mrs. J. A.

Peacock of Dublin is in the city on a visit to relatives. Miss Daisy Clisby la visiting In Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. James S.

Budd have gone on a bridal tour to the Bahama Islands. Mr. James Cartiart arrived in the city Joday. Mrs. P.

S. Baldwin of Marsha is the guest of Mrs. Frank Jeter. QUARLESJ OUT WEST. Wrote to a Friend in Home New Furniture Factory.

Rome. Ga. February II. Special. W.

R. Quarles. the drayman who duplicated freight receipts and obtained money from the-Rome Hardware Company is gone for good A friend of his received a letter from him' today at some pofnt inthe west in which he stated that he Was going to Oregon. New Furniture Factory. The 5000 required to start up the new furniture factory has nearly all ben raised.

Mr. J. C. Lewis former superintend ent of the Rome furniture factory has taken half the stock. The Stewart Company.

large furniture dealers retail and jobbing has taken a Of shares and wlh tha assistance of Captain John J. Seay. with his usual enterprise the success of the enterprise is assured. INDUSTRIES IN ATHENS. What Progress Has Been Made By the Classic City.

Athens. Ga. February Whilethe eyes of the manufacturing world are turned upon Georgia in the south as year by year this section is marching to the front In manufacture It may not be amiss to note a few instances of svess enterprises started in thU part of' Georgia. Two years ao the Harmony Grove rotton mill startedoperation It. was organized by home capital and it has' betn operated by horn labor and home capital.

It is purely a product of this section of Georgia and although but two years old has just declared a dividend of IS per cent. So marked has been the success of this thriving manufactory that Hon. W. T. Thurmond of Harmony Grove ex sentative from Jackson county has started a movement to organize a operative company to erect and operate fully a large a plant as that oJ the present mill.

The Harmony Grove people are taking to the Idea and It is believed there will Vie no trouble In raising the necessary amount of stock. Harmony Grove has about 1200 inhabitants plenty or capital and is a splendid cotton market several thousand baits of the fleecy staple per annum. The Winder cotton mm is one of the enterprises that is to go up before the summer is over. The capital tock of this mill is J50IAK and amonsf its prominent Mookhohlprs" are Dr. Wiley Bush Hon.

Richard Russell. Mr. R. I. Caruthers Dr.

J. t. DHaperrirre and others. All the preliminaries of organization have I en pone through with and ail that re mains to he done If to eonsmot the mill. This will hp done befoe t' next cott season sets in.

The Klectrlc cotton mill for Athens wilj a ji 00 swindle mill and- Mayor McMahan is a prime movrr In the movement to establish it. It will erect i as soon as the electric power plant from Mitchell' bridge in this county is linished which Will be Inold of the next four. months. This will bethe first mill in Georgia to be run by etectrlcity and it is hoped and believed that It will he demonstrated that electricity is by long odds the cheapest and most satisfactory motive power to be in cott6n mill operations. It is known that a number of Pennsyl vania capitalists have had1 Tallese shoals ejfht milts from Athens examined by an expert with a view of rctln a large mill there.

Those have 1HC7 power easily handled. An enthusiastic cotton mill advocate of this section gives as reasons for the location of mills here First. that the climate is uh as to keep the operatives healthy and at the same time allow the mill to run the year round. Swond that th county taxes in Clarke and all the counties contiguous to Clarke are very low and far bolow the rates of many other manufacturing counties In Georgia. thf abundance of water power easily util ized supplies direct or through electrical development a cheaper motive power than coal can furnish almost at the mines.

Fourth that no section of Georgia furn ishes as excellent a prade of cotton or a Kreater abundance of it than northeast Georgia. The old established cotton mills Industries In this secton are doing well the new ones are doing admirably. as is evi denced bv the handsome dividend just declared by the Harmony Grove mill and quite a large number of industries are projected for the future. The best feature of the cottonmil move- ment In this section us regarded by the leading citizens Is the fad that thp de velopment is almost entirely with home capital. FIRE IN AUGUSTA.

It Was Some Distance from a Water Plug. AusuEta Gi. February A fire occurred in the southern outskirts of the town today among small negro houses that necessitated turning in the general alarm. The burning houses were far re moved from the nearest water plug and a high wind waa blowing so that the general alarm was turned In. Three streams were put to work through 2200.

feet of hose. Four small houses were burned the aggregate value being about 2000. Considerable Interest Is manifested here In the convention of representative south- ern men In Chicago on the 19th to formu- late plans for a southern exposition in. Solcago next fall. Augusta's delegation wilH Mayor W.

B. Young. Hon. Patrick WalshxPresident D. B.

Dyer of the elec- trtcTaUWftS. and President James P. Verdery of fh4 Enterprise factory. Eval Williams a year negro childTUs In a critical condition from drink ing potash which the ld's grandmother was uilng in washing clothes. She is badly burnedun the mouth throat and Internally.

ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL. Prisoner at Oglethorpe Attack the Jailer. 1Ae Ga. February 13. Special.

freak for liberty was made. here noon by Frank Harman and tspess both in jail under indict- iurder As Deputy Sheriff Bryan was feeding them they made a rush for him. Bryan hit Respess. who is a powerful negro with a jail lock and grappled Har- man and called loudly for help which soon arrived and they re again safely Iocke4 In. Jim Ray.

a well-known negro rushed to the officers aid and assisted in relocking them in. Puppy and Pigs. SylvanIa. Ga. February 11 Special A novel and Interesting sight can be seen at Mr.

D. B. C. Nunnallys in Sylvania. About a week ago a young seller puppy was brought to his place where at the sametlme he had a sow with some young nigs.

Soon after landing in his new home the puppy fell In line with the pigs and the next morning Mr. Nunnally was surprised to see the sow nursing the whole lot. puppy and all. Since then the little setter has been staying constantly with the pigs. He goesarounti with them through-the day and they all lie down and sleep together at night.

It is rather apeculiar affiliation but the. sow has taken complete charge of the little pup and is nourishing him Just asshe does her own offspring. THAT TIRED LAXGUUI and dull headache is very disagreeable Take two of Carters Little Liver Pills be fore retiring and yon Will find relief. Tnejr never fail to do good. iflfpii A Case of Suspended Animation in Monroe Connty MRS.

MAPP PRONOUNCED DEAD As the Body Was Being Put In a Casket the Eyes Opened and Life Returned. Forsyth Ga. February IS- Informatlon has just been received in this city of a most remarkable incident which occurred yesterday several miles north of here. For several days Mrs. Jeff Mapp a mid aged lady has been very Hi.

and day before yesterday afternoon she was supposed to have expired. To all appearances life was entirely extinct and the ady was prepared for burial. A number of friends sat up with the corpse during the night and the funeral was announced to take place' yesterday afternoon and all the necessary arrange ments were made and at the appointed hour a large number of neighbors were present to attend the obsequies. The cas ket did not arrive until a short while be fore the funeral was to take place and while being placed in the casket the body was senn to move. In another instant those around Mrs.

Mapp were startled to see- her open her eyes. The surprise and excitement occasioned by this singular occurrence was intense. The casket was hastily carried from the room and a physician summoned. The awestricken friends quickly dispersed. Mrs Mapp though very ill is still alive and there are some indications of her re covery.

The peculiar incident is the sole topic of con ersatlpn in. that vicinity. WAS BEATING HIS WIFE. She Appealed to White Friends And a Shooting Occurred. Valdosta Ga.

February 13. NVws was brought here- today of the shooting of a negro at a saw mill near Sparks by a lumber Inspector named Ralfqrd. It appears that the npgro was driiking wan trying to hat his wife who ran over to Mrs. Shaw's house for protection. He her and Mr.

Ralfjrd who is a brother of Mrs. Shaw followed riii- negro. When he arrived upon the scne the negro was making a desperate efoit 0 strik his wife and was very insulting to Mrs. Shaw. Raiford stopped he ne.

ru tnd the' two beganto quarrel lie gro made an effort 10 strike Raifoni. ne uid so the lumber inspector pulled rs pistol and sent a bullet into the npgros nreast within an inch of his heart. The negro is- des perately wounded and is hardly expected to recover. J. G.

Davis the white night watchman at Stiunton. who is charged with having shot a young mechanic named Collins to death on last Saturday nlsht has been arrested und IH in jail at Nashville. Broke Off the Engagement NVvws comes from Lake iark of a rather sensational breaking of a marriage en' gagement by a preitv miss near there last Sunday morning. Iiss Mamie' Jackson who on the prettiest young women In that seition has txn engaged to Mr. L.

N. Corbett of county. Ha. for soinfe time and- the ceremony vas to have been performed on last Sunday morning at the home or Judge' 8. H.

2iPl erorR The marriage hud beetv announced vwk or more and the prospective sroom was on hand. at the appointed hour and th guests ilad begun to assemble when he oung lady made up her mind that iero wts too mllch doubt about her ove ior her to take the step. When rh as i.uaded to go vn with' tlio ert iy SK replied No I will die first. The onn-j nrifcu. as well as the friends of both rrics were very much surprised at th uuo.

i ttr- mination of the courtsii A horse ran away wIth Mr. Kb Pelxach yesterday and th ew him from his buggy and broke his arm and In. iwo plac The wounded hits suffered considerably since the but is improving slowly. The municipal election jiass- ff quietly today the full ticket nomhriel if week being elected without opponkM On cne ticket was scratched. The negroes at tempted to bring out a republican l11jdate but failed.

They refused 10 l-ake any part in the election. only one uego vrte lung polled LARGE HOGS BUTCHERED. A Merchant of LaGrange Kills Some Fine Berkshires. LaGrange Ga. February Sr ia Mr.

A. B. Handly hardware men-hint and farmer killed on the' 6th instant vn Ierk shires that were fifteen mouths ol-l on the ilrst day of this mouth that wohcil in the aggregate 1018 pounds net. la torgest one netted 375 pounds. The grandsiro these pigs was on exhbitioa at he ex- post Ion last fall by MrJes of Ken tucky and was valued at over ti Mr.

T. r. the wife murderer of Meriwether county has i een brought to LaGrange and lodged In Troup untys jail. The jail In Greenville is small and being crowded with negroes jnade th change necessary. Captain P.

G. Awtry. one if most popular citizens who has btn in bad health for some months lias onc to Texas to spend several weeks with relatives hoping thereby to regain his worted strength and vigor. No better ft exists than Captain Awtry and T. he was in the states service as captain of LaGrange Light Guards was one of the most popular captains in the state.

Captain Charles B. JUdley accompanied by his lovely daughter. Miss Julia itrd little Frank M. Ridley son of Dr. F.

I. RWley. left yesterday for Florida where They will spend several weeks in search of pleasure and renewed health. May they fin II and even more than that for whtn Iiey seek is the' wish of their many friends. Little Alice the year daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. H. C. Uutlr tiled last night at 2 o'clock. This family lias betn sadly visited in the past tw veek Mr.

Butlers mother and Mrs liutUrs mother both died in January and now their little girl is taken from them. Their many friends sympathize with them in their deep distress. Miss Eula Harris and Mr. W. A.

Holmes were married yesterday evening at 5 o'clock and left on the 6:20 vestibule for New Orleans wlftre they will spend several weeks on a bridal tour. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Nunnally in a vrry graceful and happy manner. WATSON-BLACK CONTEST The Investigation in Hancock County Finished. Sparta.

Ga. February 1 Special. The taking of testimony for Major Blacl in the Watson-Black contest for a seat in the fourth congress was concluded at Sparta Tuesday so far as the contest con- cerns the county of Hancock. It began Monday morning before William E. Wiley a notary public.

Hon. John T. West of Thomson was present representing the interests or Mr. Watson toile Major Black was represented by Judge Frank L. Little and Hon.

Robert H. Lewis. It is true without qualification that noth ing has been developed on the part of the. contestant by his searching-examination of his own witnesses at Thomson a montn ago or his examination of Major Blacks witnesses here that Invalidates a single vote cast for that. gentleman in the recent special election.

The attack made upon the conduct of the county registrars recoiled with terrific effect upon the contestant himself as did the arraignment of the election managers throughout the county. A very considerabletime was necessarily through i a lance mass of matter tterty irrelevant to the Issue such for Instance a the conduct or election managers in maay preceding elections. It may im plicitly relied on hy the friends of democ racy and of Major Black throughout the state that his position and that of the party ant absolutely Impregnable in this contest and that the. contest no far as Hancock county Is concerned is without the shadow of excuse Or Justification. TO INDUCE Organization of a Company In' Connty.

Washington. Ga. February SDecIal The WUkes Immlgratioft Company was organized here last week with the following members B. D. Irwln O.

S. Barnett J. M. Callan Jantts A. Benson and G.

C. Jones This means a good deal for he future welfare of Washington and WRkes county. The gentlemen who compose this company are some of our most substantial and en terprising citizens. Its purpose Is to encourage in every way possible immigration to this county and the sale of surplus land to There is no richer or better section in Georgia and when its varied resources coupled with Its splendid climate and ex cellent people are brought before the north- ern farmer he will be convinced that this section is the place for him to live in. Mr.

G. C. Jones secretary of this company and Editor of The Georgia Reporter lived at Watertown South Dakota for twenty years. He nevei tires of talking of the superior advantages of this section over that of the north and west and through the medium of his bright and excellent weekly extends many invitations to his friends in the north to coiffa to Wilkes county and help to develop her many resources and bask in the sunshine of her' balmy climate. Colonel R.

D. Callaway shlppedr forty head of fine cattle to Charleston S. C. last week. This is his second shipment and he has one hundred head on hand for shipment later On.

This is a growing and profitable Industry among the farmers. A NEW TOWN. Laying Off Lots in Lumpkin County for a Settlement Dahlonega Ga. February 13 Mr. Theodore Clark of Grand Rapids Mich.

the owner of land lot No. 725 12th district and first section has had the same laid off into two hundred end forty beautiful town lots. and has named it Clarks tlrst addition to Dahlonega. Mr. Clark has" ordered Clerk of the Superior Court John H.

Moore to make for him 249 certificates of the a of title to the property and forward them to in Grand Rapids. It' is Mr. Clarks intention to dispose of these lots to his Michigan friends who when the proposed Dahlonega railroad is finished will erect elegant winter homes here. Mr. Clarks property Is the most desira- be and Dcturesquft In the" Dahlonega suburbs.

It is situated on an eminence about one-half mile north of Dahlonega and is surrounded by the Blue Ridge mountains forming a perfect ampltheater From any part of this properly the towering peaks may be seen In an unbroken chain from Walker to Kennesaw. Military Officers and the Ziegler Brothers. Savinnah Ga. February Some of the military officials here are making objections to Governor Atkinson's proclamation calling for the arrest of the Zelakr brothers la ven county bo- cause it calls on all civil and military authorities. The military officers say if thty were to attempt to.

arrest tl man and any one was. killed lhy would be subject to trial and conviction for mur-l r. Thty do not relish being lteil on ns it appears from the proclamation to do something which ynder the aw they might not be justified In" dingf1 They have not made any open statements but that they haw made criticisms aflfl strong oneshas Just becotne an a rent ADAIB VTLLES CONVENTION. Fruit Growers Will Meet There Next Week. Adalrsvllle.

Oa. February 13. Speciali The fruit growers' convention that is to be held here on the th instant promses to be well attended and mjny able men will he present among them Commissioner Nesbitt. starns of the experiment station Felix Corput I Millerand others. Adiirsville is- th geographical renter or the peach section.

About here our lands seem especially adapted to all kinds of fruit as well as already being so noted for small grain and stock raising. Thousands upon thousands of trees rav been put out here in the past four years but this season has seen more trees set out than any other. This is a guarantee that our town will be a live and industri ous town. in a dull season to other places for the fruit and wheat will cause money to flow. We need a crate factory to hand the crop and a bank to keep the money in.

Will somebody establish them SUDDEN DEATH OF A FABMES. Mr. Armstrong Drops Dead Whil Working on His Farm Cummtrg Ga. February 13. Special.

On Monday afternoon Mr. V. F. Armstrong one of the leading farmers of this county. dropped dead while at work.

The funeral occurred on Tuesday with Masonic honors. Mr. Armstrong was liked by all who knew him. Th Dahlonega Railroad. Dhlonega Ga.

February 13. SpecFal. Colonel W. A. Charters one of the atlor- neys for the above road has succeeded in getting deeds to all the right of way along the proposed route from Dahlonga to Lula and it Is expected every day that Mr.

Baldwin the chief promoter Of the new company will arrive in Dahlonega to give direction as to the. right of way and the work of grading. As the result of the assistance of this new enterprise Dahlonega is fast gaining in popula tion and material advancement and prosperity. Want a Better Soap Rate. Savannah Ga.

February 13. Special. J. M. Macdonald representing Proctor Gamble of Cincinnati went before the rate committee of the Southern States Freight Association today and asked a reduction on soap rates to the southeast.

The committee will ct on this and the differential questldn brought up by the Grocers' Association tomorrow. This afternoon the members were entertained at a fish supper at the Isle of Hope by the local railroad men. Republicans of Barlow. Adalrsvtlle Ga. February 13.

SpeciaU The republicans of Bartow county' will hold a mass meeting at Cartersville next Saturday to select delegates to attend' the convention at St. Louis Hpri. S. L. Bayless of Kingston is one of the most prom- inenf and well-informed members of this party in north Georgia and will more than likely have a strong following In this section.

Doolys Confederate Monument. Vienna Oe February 13. Special. At a' meeting of the Dooly Cdunty Confederate Veterans' Association held here It was decided to locate' the confederate soldiers' monument at Vienna in the center of the park or public square Subs rapidly coming in and the monument wlH undoubtedly be bu.lt. r.

Forecast" fp Fiday. Virginia North Carolina and' Georgia fair colder northwesterly winds. iEastern Florida falr ciider in northern portion winds Becoming ortherly. Westefti FJoridavana' Alabama fair and colder wngsj Mississippi. Louisiana anff easternTexas faif light northerly rwinds Arkansas fairlweithetj westerly winds.

colder in winds. uea jaya8tTolume tonmtarjr praise a JJcibds t8aTSpaffllai 45e otoe trite' Wood tit make paNgolbM ana JbuUds up thr whole system 7 And Sii Barelj Alite litt Bey Retched the Beach. SAD STORY OF SURVIVORS On a Schooner Which Sunk In the Gulf Last Week The Men Have Been Adrift Since. New York February U-A Recorder spe eld gives the following details of the cut- aways found at Dog Island beach From Carrabelle Fla. February At tet days of drifting in the gnU with corpses for companions six fishermen reached Dog island yesterday They were so weak they couli not walk and I the mental condition of four of them was not far from Idiocy.

In the boat with the men when it drifted ashre were the bodes of five companions who had succumbed to hunger and thirst. The men who reached the Island alive ars Jose Rodriguej San Williams Henry Johnson Jonas Blackburn Arthur Moore and Gilbert Holmes. Holmes la the only one able to give an intelligible story of their- sufferings. He says the party consisting of eleven men left Key West ten days ago. on a smack bound for the snapper banks on the west coast.

When two days. out the smack was caught In the gale of last week which sent her to the' bottom the men escaping without focd- or clothng In a boat. At the Mercy of the Waves. For eight days thfc men were at the mer- cy of the- waves dally growing weaker from hunger and thirst. Three days after the wreck Frank Mason died and soon after Max Thornton Alfred Stafford Joe West and Nathan Adams succumbed.

The survivors were too weak to throw the bodies overboard and they remained in the boat ghastly reminders of tf fate that awaited the living. For the last two' days Holmes says he was the only one of theliving men who retained consciousness and he does pot remember clearly whathappened Yesterday afterrtcon thet boat drifted ashore on Dog island and was discovered by two negroes. The scene In the boat was horrible. In a heap were eleven naked bodies and the' negroes thought all were dead. They soon discovered six were still living and pulled them away from the dead on which they had fallen in their weakness.

The negroes pay the bodies lecmed to be gnawed In places and they suspect that the survivors irt trying to sustain life fed on their own dead companions. The sixsurvivors are being cared for. by fishermen on Dog island. SALE OF THE NORTHEASTERN It Is Thought the State Will Have To Take It in Hand. Athens.

Ga. February 13. Special. Great interest is manifested here over the Bale of the Northeastern road. aa the bids are to be received by Governor Atkinson tomorrow.

The prevailing impression la that there will be no bids and that the state will either have to lease or operate It. State AgentR K. Reeves hashandled the road nicely since It has been In the hands Of the state. On the other hand there is a company of gentlemen headed by Messrs. E.

R. and W. H. Hodgson. ready to lease thejroad if such a course is taken by the state Will Not Disband.

The Clark Rifles will not disband o-i account of the withdrawal from them of the J200 appropriation of the city council. A movement Is now on foot among the citizens to raise that amount and it will doubtless be raised. The Rifles give their grand prize drill at St. Valentines ball tomorrow night at Deupree hall and will realize a. neat sun from it.

Confident of Success. Mrs. M. A. Lipscomh principal of Lucy Cohh institute is confident of being able to rist- the 100000 fund for th enlarge ment and I of that college.

Shf- siys iat a jrood start has already been ma lo and that the movement is sure of success. Tomorrow night the Mikado will be presented at the QPHa house for the benefit of the Lucy Cobb building fUIid. Newsy Notes. Mr. Brevard Xlsbet of Eatonton is viiting iritnds in Athens.

Mr. Albert Foster of Madison i in the city. Miss May Ifqopson leaves tomorrow for Tifton where ne will attend the house party to be given by Mtsa Katherine Tin complinrentary to a number of he- frrrds Mr. Hal Steiner of Augusta is In the city. Mr.

Moses I Green of Waynesboro is visiting relatives in Athens. A Poem Caused the Trouble. Athens Ga. February 13. Special.

The publication of a piece of poetry in the col lege paper The Red and Black waa the- cause of all the copies of that paper that went to Lucy Cobb institute Saturday be. ing destroyed. The poem was written after the style of On the Bowery only Lucy Cobha verandah and the famous goats were in serted in the place of the well-known New York street. The publication of. the poem was distasteful to the principal of Lucy Cobb in stitute and she wouldn't allow the young ladies to receive the papers sent to the institute by the college boys.

This state of affairs could not be allowed to exist long for if there is one place where the college boy wishes to send The Red and Black it is Lucy Cobb institute. The in of The Red and Black called on the principal and explained that In the hurry incident to getting out the paper he had not. noticed that the poem' might prove objectionable and that he re gretted the publication and would see that no such' was published again in The Red and Black. Thereupon the principal of Lucy Cobb institute allowed the paper to be sent to. the young ladies once more and the students were happy.

To Buy the. Machinery. Jackson Ga. February 11 Special. Mr.

F. S. Etheridge president of the Jackson Banking Company and one of the prime movers In the Pepperton cotton mills that are being built' here has gone to Provllenw R. to buy the machinery to be Used in the cotton mills. By thfe 1st of next September the mill will be running on full time operat ing 5000 spindles and.

working 200 hands. The Soutnern railway superintendent W. R. Beaupree was in Jackson today with an engineer locating the tide track for the mills la ninety days the brick work wilt all be finished rgady to' put in. the machinery.

THE DEATH ROLL Mrt Vesta Waters. Ellijay Ga February 13 Mrav Vesta Waters wife of Mr. Frank Waters ah only daughter pf Judge and Urs. Allen of. this place died here this morning at 1 o'clock after a lingering Illness.

was held in high esteem in this com munity. J. H. BopeR Adairsvflle Ga. February 13.

Special Mr. J. H. Roper fell flead at his barn jea- terday mornmg from heart disease. He iad been In bad health for tome time and his demise vas not unexpected.

He was about fifty rears old. and a. member of the Bux tlst churchv The interment will bo at East XLOCAL NEWS1N BRIEF SOCIAL CRIMINAL RELIGIOUS AND OTHER HAPPENINGS. Some Local Happenings of a Daj. Gathered from Many Sources by Constitution EeporterB.

Stole His Coat. A thief stole a fine rubber" coat from Dr. J. B. 8.

Holmes's buggy In front of the. sanitarium scene tune' yesterday. The coat was left In thetbuggy for a few. minutes and the thief grabbed arid made' way with Hi The police were notified. Police Association Meeting.

ThePolice Relief Association held II. very interesting meeting morning A. number of matters looking to the better- ment of the association work were acted on. The organization has a large sum in the treasury arid is proving a boon to the police paying them for lost time on ac count or skkhess advancing money to the families. of the officers in case of death and otherwise assisting the officers.

She Eemained Away. Mrs Julia Chamberlin who created a small sensation in the western part of the City Tuesday night by throwing the furniture out of her husbands house and who. collared and lead him from the police courtroom Wednesday failed to make Mr appearance' In yesterday afternoon. She whipped her husband on the street. after the court trial Wednesday afternoon.

Officer Sheppard arrested and sent her to the police station. where she deposited 1075 as collateral and secured her re- jease1. She sent word' yesterday that she feared the anger of the court and would not answer the charge against her forfeiting the money deposited. Tom Cobb for Larceny. Tom Cobb is charged with lrien Officer Shepard arrested him yesterday on complaint of a negro residing in east Atlanta.

A warrant was sworn out against Cobb in Judge Foutes court and he will Le arraigned forf trial there this mQrnlng The Tax Committee. The tax committee Mr. Bell chairman met yesterday afternoon with the' full committee present. Nearly every petition Was for a free license and the members went through them raoily. When tha papers.

were completed there were many adverse reports in the bundle Mr. made' up for presentation to the general council next Monday. Dr. Hawthorne After Bears. Messrs.

W. Woods White C. C. Cox and Rev. Dr.

Hawthorne are enjoying a deer. and bear hunt way down in the everglades of Florida. They left last week and when last heard from they were forty miles from a railroad and were being led by In dlan guides. The gentlemen' are enjoying ilIe trip' immensely and it is not krown Just how many bears they have killed or when they will" return. He Is Away From Home.

Mr. Jerry Lynch the oldest and probably the. best known merchant' tailor in Atlanta is now in Baltimore attending the annual convention of. merchant tailors of America. It Isn't often Mr.

Lynch leaves Atlanta. and when he does go he is missed by his friends. Before returning home Mr. Lynch will visit Philadelphia. New York Boston and several of the Canadian cities.

He win be away about three weeks. James Dewberry Dismissed. James' Dewberry a white. man was la Judge- Blood Worth's-court yesterday on a charge of assault and battery. The charge wns brought by JT.

Johnson. Jotinson and Dewberry had a fight a woman it seems and this was the cause of the charge against Dewberry. Judge Bloodworth dismissed the warrant. Horse Trader Bound Over. Wrley horse trader" was arraigned In the justice court of Judfee Bkodwrth yesterday and bound over.

to the criminal court on a chargi of- cheating. swindling. Harvey traced horses with T. D. Terry and in the trade Terry says he was badly cheated.

False representations were made by Harvey he claims and therefore he swore out a warrant charging him with being- a common cheat and swindler. Harvey claimed that he was only' making hU living by his chosen profession that of horse trading. He got the best of Terry in the rdel which oS course was the supreme object in the trade on the' parts of both so Terry took revenge. Harvey was held under a llOQ bond. Stole from.

a House. Tom Ward colored was held by Judge Bloodworth yesterday' on me- charge. of larceny from' the house. The evidence wa that. Ward stole clothing from a house.

He was placed under a bond Of 100. Mr. B. J. Wilson Stricken.

Mr. B. J. Wilson an olji resident of the city was stricken at Colorado Springs CoL last Saturday. Telegrams announcing him to be in a.

dangerous condition were received by his children In. this city day before yesterday. His son Mr. Ed Wilson left yesterday for his fathers bedside. Mr.

B. J. Wilson and wife went to Colorado Springs several months ago with their' son. Mr. wm Wilson for the benefit at the.

letters health. Tel- egrams announce that Mr. Wilson is in a dangerous condlton. Mr. Saunders's Funeral.

Tl funeral of Mr. H. G. Saundrs occurred yesterday morulng at 11 o'clock from the residence Iii Highland. avenue.

The eervlces were conducted by Rev. John' McCormick. the pastor of St. Luke's church. The funeral was.

attended by the board of directors of the Atlanta Cham. ber of Commerce. The intermen was at Westvlew cemetery. Died at the Hospital. Mr.

W. F. Watkins. who resides at- 234 Houston street died at the Grady hospital yesterday. He Was 39 years of age and was.

very well known here. The funeral arrangements have- hot been made yet Death of Mrs. Carr. After a short illness Mrs. Carr of.

Shermantown died yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock. remains will be shipped by C. H. Swift Co. to Covington on the early train this morning for burial.

Fire in. a Restaurant. Yesterday morning at 9:15 o'clock an. alarm from box 41 called the entire fire department out. The fire was on the roof of Durands restaurant very' little damage was done The run.

was. a very muddy one as it was raining at the time. St Valentines Day. The ladles of the Edgewood mission will give a St Valentine entertainment at the residence of. Colonel 1.

Calhoun. No. 17 Washington street today. The entertainment wm begin at 3 p. From 3 to 6 p.

admission will be free. From 7:30 to 10. p. admission cents. For children under twelve' years old 10 cents.

They cordially Invite all. their frtendsand the public generally to" be present. Mr. Joseph Armstrong HI. Joseph Armstrong an old and respected citizen of Atlanta is very til at his home.

MS West Harris street Mrv Armstrong was attacked with a severe stroke. of paralysis Monday morning. Morrisons Valentine Columbus Ga February 1 Special i A pardon-from" President" Cleveland for 8. Morrison year federal jrlsdner at That BURGLARS TAKEN BY G. HBrandon5Walke in the Coai Thief Quickiy Begai Shooting He Escapes.

Mr. G. H. Brandon of 135 street of the J. Barclay Company was' treated to a surprise calculated to frighten ari ordinary man out ef his wits at night last rnlght Five rapid pistol shot 5 fired at hla feet In the dark caused him Io" think that It wasall up with him.

Mr Brandonwent to his" coalhouse alter a scuttle of coaL Just as he stepped In side the door to the house to the dark the pistol rang out ith startling rapidity The flashes of the pistol blinded Mr. Brandon and without tarrying Ae leaped out in the yard and Into hla house. The shots were fired by a coal thief taken by surprise. The shots were 8 tcward the ground and the bullets tore UP the earth and filled the eJr with cinders and chunks of coal. Some of tha latter struck Mr Brandon in the face and brought the blood causing him to think that he had been BhoU He ran to his telephone and called for the police ut made no attempt to investigate further.

When Officers Trsor and jgq reached the house by horseback they neard of Mr. Brandon's experience and gated. Going to the coalhouse they found aft a big sack full of coal left there by the thief. A big hole was found hi the ground where the bullets entered. The sack had' evidently just Ijeeif filled when Mr.

Brandon surprised the thief. The backyard gate was found wide open. Indicating lfc7 manner of the departure of the midnightJi burglar. The officers quickly rode thrush the section of the city but were" unable'S r1 to find any trace of the thief lie ett-13f nothing behind except the big sack. MET DURING THE EXPOSITION AT- CUPIDS PROMPTING LOVE.

CAME AT FIRST SIGHT. And Last Night Miss JuHa Jones a Mr. Erward Brady Were Married An exposition romance culminated last night at the residence of Mr. K. Booth.

44 Larkln street to the marriage of Miss Julia Jones of this city. to Mr. Edward 1 L. Brady pf Florida. The young couple met for the first tlm during the exposition.

It wasanother of those cases where Cupid mastered and love came at first sight. Miss Jones is a beautiful and fascmat- ing brunette between the ages of Beventeen and eighteen. She has but recently return ed from the north where she went to flnIsbBgr5 her education. Shortly after returning 4he met Mr. Brady Mr Brady is a prominent young jj ness man of Florida.

He Is also bnfe of tbe most conspicuous figures In socl4Lclr 2 cles of the west coast MlssV0119 h8 superb figure 13 graceful and has the Tx-arlng of a queen. She Is the niece of Mr. i and Mrs. Booth1 at whose homethehapPX event took place jryw i The marriage was not expected td take place at this time a former date havinggg Veen abandoned fof providential reasons. Mr Brady came up to name for the event.

Cupid came along best I 2 man and under his mighty Influence the young couple decided to marry at once. Hence no cards and all ceremony gav ray to the impromptu occasion There tan be nothing but happiness for two such lover Miss Jones was a member of Walker street Methodist church and the marriage mony was jjerformed by Rer H. J2akes the pastor of the church at 8 o'clock Ias-f evening In the presence Of the bride' sS ily. Mr. Brady left with hU bride on th Southern's 9 o'clock vestibule for THus ville where he has one of the handsomeet and finest homes to be found among the4 palms of the famous Indian river orange belt.

Miss Jones's many friends will surprised to learn of her sudden marriage but will wish her supreme happiness with the husband of her choice. sr- NO. 6'S FINE LIBEAEY Firemen Started Last Christmas Now Have 500 Volumes Christmas last one of the of NCJ hose company proposed that they start library for firemen. This idea was diately acted upon and Mr. Eugene tian who was present at.

the time made the first donation which was 10 worth Of rf books. The men of this company and of. all other companies let their friends know that they were getting up a library many valuable contributions hive made. The libray now numbers 200 volume All of these have been obtained since Decem her The library belongs to the whole partment and Is open to all the It is kept at the house of N. 4 because they were the ones who first thought getting It up and who made the 5rst move j' ment toward obtaining books.

Two nice hookcases have been tK utjbtJ and It to in these the books are kept They'll make a very pretty appearance and are ij tainly a credit to the department and to lhV5J 1 department and to the men who are work- 3 ing for it In the library there are complete wi rk by Dickens Keade Cooper. and others. There are five volumes Doyje five- of the works of Jules and a host of others. There are il0 a large number of miscellaneous poetical works. If they continue to get books as rapidly as they have heretofore they will in a start time have one of the finest librarle tn Ihla city.

The firemen wish to thank thojw vsia have made them presents of booka for it is really these people who have nade the 2yg library what It is. BAILEOAD MEN HEBE. Prominent Officials of Birmingham Came in Lat Night ilr. C. A.

Wlckersham of the Alabama Great Southern railroad Mr. A. J. Frazier superintendent of thecJ sixth' division of the Southern and Mr L. Greene division freight agent of the same line all of Birmingham reached the' city late last night and registered at the tJf' Khnball houses three gentlemen prominent in southern railroad circles.

Mr. Wlckersham will be remembered the successful director of ihe exp train service of 4he Southern railroadlaatTf falL It was due to him to a great extent 4 that the service attained such an Jvi aMe" degree of success. All of the railroad officials are well knonm in Atlanta and- i- they are always welcome visitors They ss come In connection sltb their respectlreTfilt' duties. BUEaLABY THIS MOENINQ. Store of S.

Latham on Peachtre Burglarized This Morning. Sergeant Brennmg and Officer If Holt of ihe police force tcscfered ithat the grocery ttore fcf 3. P. Latham 01 Peachtree street had been bufgla they began their about 1 this morning. The bvA door of the Va broken open.

Officer Jofcu Abbott tified- Prcprietor Latham nd at LSI 6 clock- this morning he was ia store could not state the amount of Ws The Jburglars Isft cap a the storl The burglary was a IheF thieves nnhtnacred fa ind far hare mad awaJr Uh amount of stofiT. The ietectlYe ivestlgate this mornmg arglaraeu js i nit tfdOcfc tf 1t. F' iU rHLEO OFFIGERS 1 I i hge te Tme layg 3con Febnar e' ing stokholdel th Soutw stlr fulroad omc I tday. lia rl ltpd be Jing I Thee WFte i tho A harhol els PrHnt 1 on thousand i acon rre ided Wl Yorl f-eleclon preslent Ic rrE knt wa pre ldent ing elect S' AtlantaW. Jvhr Ln aC Ballmon' J' Irk Wilson rW meetng diector Bxter rrt' idenc Vliam Brantey ctd Henafer 21' wi ane Jul I t.

in ead ald Th. dhldtnds Cenhei wi 25. ptr I roae pa ofcers eer wi ltockholder thrugh Centrl acon liens' fs al wester leae prsidents ustd. Electe. tre ciy aror Prie Jet wih tnIm.

par wi Capt ln RunnEr o. 2. rplgnEd tons. Jordn Gies- tl made In the Jacl No4 wastrans No2 taincy made acant rEslgation Babbit. hok ant prmoted captalfcy :0.

4 vie transfered. en odok fre as discovere rEar lon Brs" 1 Felows' Coton a resons ffcltnt WOlK tre dEpartmEn especialy engIne No2 en' heav fame on un fre cught thE Bros1 salon. Theil lrably damaged by' rc efrer arn a I age by smoke and Wate The Felows' buiding Tournam nt. hlet LJ :1. tf 1cn tn' patment folo ing In- vitton Guldford I dtpctf thE eXlcutvt counci nrlgades" rn- cormaly ou tre toura- exhibiion tv Agriculural hall th 2th rEprespntltvf a Mthe atlnd IXctplon w1 bE th Internatonal frEmen commItee ha ve al.

arrangemEn ts iS pErfect pssIble shal. You faihfuly Gneral Seretary Sue. commitee com mil. slrer mornini Iu lnE' r.l- alve brd propce erect rve SprlnJ trEEt mlUfe decde EngnHr suney brdgE tae te cmmls lones reglar mfetn cmmlssionEr wi brdgE. COlt wi frm count Foud Ded tmar wa bEd mlnj rl i- genc hl law Ir.

JlnE welknown Engeel the Cental rairoad. dlceasea wa ven- ea die eMe. wa Ir. FlnCy remans Sfnt Amercus Interent Ir. esteem al Hardemn lnterf tn" fEatures atractons constanty bing btllant bquet en or nlght or Spelr allt lne te seleton lon Hardema a Te st spEakers wa lshe In Ccnllutlon loral deoraton anquEt hal wi bautful elaboratE.

Eleted. Rlbl lnerstng se1slon whih elete severl ro ommis io er8 fll vacacIes cause expIraton ters ofcer loner. nas bt cntenton OVf eleCton. I I whlthlr commssioner rEelected Te jUr wi uti tht ofer Ithlr generl reent leld bard rad comIssioner and' Comlis ionel tErms txplred. Maters SPla Iater Klbee notce' prsons interst assesment thE Gerga Souther ad Flord Birmingha rirad hearng wl ce 1y Macn Febrar 1tl 0 oJ Je FeI ben bus sup rioI hearng a Gf admInistrtor estaJe late' Harin Johnon.

arE TOd. I IntErtng cagt a i comls a bi wa tl marhal as ets of. est te cam' crediors art bing I Appea Toy Judge Spee te Unie urt cae agln rairoa 30 ages Rss he embnlment mater roa JUd per alowe4 plaltl dar I mater rend 1 rort to th Centa rad. Xorma Cfntral riroad or 50 daages njurlt. oomer Waycross a- mto practce Unlt Elate curt roke i To.

I se ger trlns he Southw tern Ma JHs eve gIIlv ser hour late ng brg' twoatd par ti bk tt aote erlo qii ae done eDl etw i 1t i J1hur jumpig 1 ot i Clonel Mie Augsta I the ciy toa 11g1 bulne I tte Seret 1 Lwis Crita1 AIBIUon Il vIsItng Ian's ghe a- soclton arrngng cn- I i on Augsta 1larch Pfsl ent Wii ClekleySbaw I. Georga Suther ri- ra ha reture fr Baanah bln atendig mttng' executve bOrd Suter Sttes Asiaton. Mr Pek ciy viIt rlatve. Alss DIsy Clb 1 Isltng MM. Jamel brdal Baaa 1.

Cara arrve ciy oday lrs lvle gest lr. Frnk JEter. QUARLES IS Frend meNew Furniue Factor U. dralan dUIlcated. fright reipts btalnCd th Ro Harwar Company goe frifDd rectved leter frm hlfi toay pint as Funiue Factor.

0 reul star up' friure ractor ha er LwIs forme. supnltend- furiture facer takn stok Sparks lare friture dealer retai number of shar Ind th' aSlistance eatprprlsE SUCES INDUSTRIS ATENS. lrogress Clasic 13. Whie thE turne upn Glrg a year serton th ess Enterprlst startEd ar ago Jarmonr roton mi slarted' oeation I. capial operatEd hor homt lapltal I secton Gfrgla alhough ju dcarE a clnt.

maked ben Exreprl- spntatve oranizE co eer oEratl fuly a' largE a mil I i bel thprt 1 nEessar armon' 1 lhablantl caplul coton marklt hal. th. teEcy taplt Indf oton onE thE Ilterptlses bEforC ummEr Thl a mil 10 an among it proml1nt pr lon. Hchar Husel Ir Cruth DrapErri re othfrs. Al I Jelminarlt En gonl throu wih aJ n'- I hI dont cnsrut thE mil 1 donE lO 1 Sfaon sts Th.

1 lectll oton mi Athln wi bp indlf mi an Ic a'- i tl ri I 0 1t thf IlettrlC plnt IItlhEI orldgf Ini hed. whih wi In thf nrxt wi h. thp fr mi GEolga totrlctrd I ed I il montratid E1EctrlcI1Y Is' ods thE at faCtor motn' Cotttm D1 opraton I numhr Pen I nla capfal ts ha Tal Ef ho Iht mies Athtn wih mi thEFe. ThosE hav 10j Easly handlfd. enthusiatc coton mi ad scton rEasons thE mi" cmal a kHp hEalth Ind SmE tme alow mi lun SNond th" count ClarkE al countl.

contguous ClarkE blow th. rte" oher count Third that th ea iy uti- IZfd suppl diret thrugh de motve ca furish secton Glrgla fur- i hes Ixrplfnt rade coton grtater Ibun ace norheast tablshEd coton mis rlEs sfcton arE dolnl wel Iju dEclae m1 quie largE numbtr futl e. fEature cot tor mi secton' rlgarde I lead InK cilEn I de I vElopment llmo wih capital I AUGUSTA Dstnce I Au uEa Februar A fre 11 souther smal neclssltsted turing burln rc- rerest wtn WI eral tured str ms 22 smAl bured 20. I Consderle IntEest Ismanlfptd I conyenton representatve er a souther expsiton I leago fal1 Augstas wi ayor HQ. Walsh.

President trcr Jaes Eterprse factor. Ev WUlams. a thre old neg chid Is criial drlk- tash clds gandmother wa Ing wahing cothes. bure tn nternaIY. Ogletore Jaie Ogl tor Ga Februay 1 A bold lberty hre hls af Frnk Ba rne spess bth jai indlt- for urder Sherif Bran the him Bran RespeS.

1 vowerll neg wih jai lok caled loudy arrved ad ere apn locke wel-knOwn' ntgro th fers ald ad aiste 1 th Pppy lg Ga Febrary 13 Int restl cn stn NInbs Sylvani ao brught hs wIt rong pIg Son afer hl fel lne wih pig te Nunnay SUTrse nurig al. SI lte ha ben stying constty wth te pig ge rOm wit tough' te I f1 ui Pa th ow tke cmpete chage lte pup naurshlng a Ibe doe ofprng. THT TIED. aan. FLXG ant 4uUheae Ver reale Ta ofCa Ltte Iver P1 re tg a.

Ym fd rUef Th J1ve g. i i 7 SHE WAS' Cae SuspendedAImaton onro8CnntJ the10y a eg i I a Oeed Lie Retued Februar Speclal Informaton reelv- thl ci rtmakable whkh yesteray mies slvral Jef lapp mid- ben er 1 ad afernoon pse epire. al le a entrely etnt ad tl a was prepare buIal wih durin nigt funerl as announce tae afernon al arange mets nd a neghbots atend kEt unti whie b- to take ad whie bein laced boy around. lapp startle see open ExctcmEnt occaSoned olcurrepce wa hastl carrIe physican Ir eiy I sti alyl SOI1e Indicatons hlr re' ThE pEcular Incdent sole 01 Yklnlt AS BEATNG WFE. FrendsAd a Vlldosta Sp tws mi nlar lumblr illector Rlord.

I app ar was dllki1g W1 Irotr1ol. foloWl- hEr Ir. Ih IO. arrhe 5- ne hc legrQ I1 strll' ry Insultng tn lganJo quarrel whn l. nQgJ ttTort Haifori 1' dil 0 Inslctor rs nnd tnt bulEt hI at Th.

ntgro dls- I expec Id St unton. 1 lharge wih Ollg mpchanll Colns Ifath nl ht I jai or Engagment ws COI rlher sensatonal' marrlage gaEmlnt 1ret hre last unda Is Iame on of- jrettest I ii r. soe te. ceremny to ben prforme onlast moring bore J1ge' Zipperer' bld be arIounce I lf Ire th 1m.n. th haU' ant juests ld un ambl whn lay I mJld thatlIJ Wb hve 111' rh' tW wil ti oan I.

WEl riena J' if' nre ver urpri th' UBil tl tr- mltation lr Ehh floath. thfewhim broke 1ulhr wo CM. woundl lonHideratly he uccd but I i ton Ia flU ful tke nomll. WPEk eltctEd wihout OPP Hin ne negroe at- tpmptE fpuiean faiEd. refusEd In pol LAGE UTCHEED.

Merchnt LaGrang Kiis erkhire 13. I 'a-1 hardw le Ilet ilnt kied Instnt lek- ffen mOlth irst tat wc aggegate lG16 poun on nted 3 ran sir tbe exhtlh11 Ahe EX- poston fal Ies II tu Ir. McGr dtr. urderer 1En hlJught LGrange roup jail jai Greenvie mal beln ne ros Ide thf cange necsar Awt JGranges ppular citzens bL I has hone sp nd we tves rg1fn worted beter lcw Awtr Tnn as ln Guars Idley MI Jula. Ir ltle I Frak son.

Hfley lef forrorla wh re 1 iearh rleH ure healh. fn71 ley Eek wih Crl d3. Ltle lee datglter Mr DuIrlr iSiie' ka mothEr rs Hutlr' mothe bth Jmuar JW ltte grl thm. freuCs sypathi. rh lr 1P ocok 6 vestbule wlre 1 spnd weks bidal cErmony.

wa perfore D. unnaly I wr acel hppy WATON-BCK CONTST. Te Investgton Haco Co FiIshed. Sprta. a Febra Spl1Tho estmony Blc Watson co test I ft ngr wa1 oncudl Tesday Ifar cntest crs cunty Hac ck.

I bgn morI bfore Wim Wiey notar publc Wet Thomson wa. prsent rpresentng' the Intert Wahn. Wle aor ws rprsente Judg 1n 1 Lte ad Rbr Lw i. te wthout quaUfcatontat nt- Ig ha ben developd par tle cntent hi sachngexmlon hi ow witness Thomn mot ag hl xanUn luaks wlt lr tat Invaldte a. votE ct cnU 1 te rcnt 1le1ton at mde upn te cnduc te CWt rltrJ rUe wt terifc eet upnie eontetalt mselUcd te argetotthe leco Der pout te cut.

vT cldublet jri ii tisif' Urugh 1amJ matet lltr relevntto th Isue suchfor fntnee utheCondut 1t' le nmanat I lo r. lajorBIck thrughout te ltte tat psito pry' trf Imprelable thll contest that cnttt 10 fa a Hancck count I concme wlth ut exee r' tfcton DUC MGRAT0N Orgation WHie Cout. Wahington Febrar Spcla1) Immigatin Compay wa pnted wlh folowing Irln aret Clan Jams A Bens ones Tis welar vuhlngton an cunty. gentemen ar substnti1 fd terprslng" citzens. I purpsE i courge pssible Immigaton Immlg nt.

rcher btter secton Gergia It vried. I' wih SPlen. Id. clmate X- celent pople bfore farer wi cnvinced secton hm lve secretar pany. Gerga Rprter lved twtnty year.

tres ad tges secton. nrth hi exclent wekly exeds tons con bak clmal. Calaway fory a tne cUleto Charleston" wek. seod he' hundfd latEr gwing proftable Industr farmrs NW TOW. Lupkn Settement Dahlonega Februa 1.

Ir. TEodore Ich. owner o. frst secton of bautlful lrst addiion lahlontga. Ir.

clark ordEre" 2 0 tert ates a- tract ttt to' proprt 1ls Ir. Claks htEnton di Mihigan frlEnds wh rairoad fnished wi lntEr ar tg h1 I siuated Emlnence mit DahlonEga surroundE1 Bue perfet prpery hennERaw. OBJECTED TO THE lROCLAATION Mitar Ofces SVnnah 13. ofcials arE objlcions Goveror Atkn ors poclamalrn calng' ZehlH 1 rven C1e I cal on al cvi mlian' tlorJtp mi tary ofcers I atempt to th an. wa Itoy 1 suhjel 1.

I convlton mur' TIy I sh ll i appLalS the prodamaton sometilrg hkl nd r. he Jaw jusUfe ng Th y. ma statemets crtt rsms a tstrS oe alJra l' AARVES CNVENTION. Wi 13 grow r' con prom' es WEl. atended.

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