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LABOR PROT CTI ftlGUST FINANCES. THBFINBSHOWINOMADE BY CAL. CONCBRWS. i. TtVot jf T1W-OIIUTWI TIXLIIWOTI and OsUBooksOoao-i turret tat we-a Xsa WiOoteBIJHaVOfr Or4os.

St itution. January 15. My list letter that Augusta was something of lfimoney center. Inupport of ui claim I have. with great tire pepared the following tabulated statement showing in detail the various amounts dlsbnned January 1 by our several corporate Institutions Georgia railroad interest on bonds.

71000 railroad. bonds that matured Jan 1. 27000 raUroaddlvi lendonstockqaartlyj 105000 ictorv dividend on Mock 20000 dividend on stock. Augusta factory dividend on stock- AWaits factory. interest on bon u.

a Loan sndBaylngi bank. dividend ft National Ixchangebank. dividend a Commercial bank. dividend Nelionat bank. of Augusta dividend i Baikof Augusta dividend 4500 Augusta's Savings Institution.

dividend 4000 i Aogu1aandSummervlUerailroaddivl rnd 80. A Ufta Gas company dividend 8400 Chronicle and Constitutionalist. s- Estate and Building association diYd 6000 Interest on City of Augusta 9500 15000 6000 3000 8750 9000 15000 547150 This aggregate amount of over three hundred thousand dollars would be materially increased if there was any way of getting at the amount of dividends and bonded interest which many of our capitalists receive from reign sources. It Is safe to say that the sum total would exceed a half million. Despite this handsome exhibit of income our people are not happy.

The complaints of poor trade. stringent money and general depression are very frequently beam. The Question of most universal iuterest is as to the cause of this state of affairs. Various explanations are offered. The most satisfactory theory to my mind is briefly this The distressingly short cottos crop' last year left the farmer.

sadly behind with their factors. The abundant grain crop which followed was Ii godsend to the average planter supplying him as it did. with the real necessities or life but doing little toward canceling his pecuniary arearsges. This cotton crop therefore is going in the main to the liquidation of his debts. His condition is vBIdy improved through paying what he owes but this being done he finds himself with only a small balance ifany tiling to spend in general purchases.

sides this his barns are yet well stored with the harvests of teat summer which make his wants fewer. even he has money to spend. Hence the stagnation in trade and the naturally attendant general depression. A co- rent reason for tight money lies in this fact Our cotton receipts from September first to January first are somewhat smaller than they were for the corresponding period or wt year while the average price of toe staple between the same dates is nearly twenty per cent less. That is to say the money realized in Augusta from the sale of cotton to date this season is at least a rail.

lion of dollars less than was realized from the same source last season. This- is relatively true all over the state hence I am making BO confession of exceptional misfortune against our people. When discussing the' monetary condition of any time. one naturally considers simultaneously the men most conspicuously associated with financial interests. With every thought of Augusta's wealth.

three names are inseparably connected Hon. John P. King and Hon. John Davison rankjas the most prominent representatives of accumulated capital while between them in the unostentatious enjoyment of equal wealth stands that excellent sister of love tenderness and charity Mrs. Emily Tubman.

These three holders of great fortunes however have all turned the hill of life and can no longer be considered It actually engaged in the operations of the day. Their records are made. and they sit in restful peace through consciousness of past accomplishments. Probably the most prominent bank president is Mr. Alfred Baker.

He scores enviable success through the exercise of the coolest judgment and the strongest nerve. Mr. John A. North president of the Cm- mercW bank is now in hit present office though for many years he has been associated prominently with our banking interests. He Is generally regarded the most familiar man tupur community with the details of bank.

Jugand is an admitted. financier of rare ability. Colonel Charles H. Phinizy stands out in bold relief. the central figure of financial group.

He has much of lire ahead of him and for his years is probably the most conspicuous man of our city being now president of both those zoaramoth institutions- the Georgia railroad and the Augusta factory. CAMEO. A WAR STORY. I sl 1 ei St AB LeIleaI tral tear nail Tkraifk Psta cutJ Special to The Cont1tution. EATOXTOII January 13.

Thinking that the following incident of the late war will be interesting to your readers and also believing that all such incidents ought to be made known in order that a true understanding Of the real animus of all the parties to the war may be arrived at I give it to you. You will remember that while Johnston was holding Sherman in check at Atlanta Stoneman made a cavalry raid through this part of the state going so far as Macon where he and most of his command were captured. A number who escaped capture- in endeavoring to get back to Atlanta passed through this Putnam county. They were pursued by tome state troops and many were made prisoners. One afternoon when there were twenty or more ot these in the courthouse square in Eaton ton und guard and several citizens were conversing with them attention was directed to two unarmed federal soldiers walking before a negro with a gun in hit hand.

It was soon ascertained that the negro Anderson Roby a slave had round the soldiers on hit maters place pursued them with Ii shot-gun and forced them to surrender. The act was entirely voluntary on his part and I well remember what a look of triumph Ids countenance bore as he delivered up his prisoners. I also as distinctly remember what contempt and abuse was heaped upon these two luckless men by their fellow prisoners for allowing themselves to be captured by a negro. I need hardly remark that Anderson received many confederate dollars from the OitiRD3 present. I was then a boy of twelve years of age and the incident made a deep impression upon my mind.

As some may question the truth of what I relate. I refer you to Hon. Thoisas 0. Law- Esiunton. for proof of my reliability altojio Dr.

I. T. IeJannette of this aounty and Mr. fl. C.

Jenkins of Jones who I remember correctly were present at the time. I cannot now zecall any one else who was present. though I know there were a number. Was there another such capture node during the war ROBIKT ADAMS. MORE LOST RECORDS.

as sai tt UU UM to the Conetllutlon. OaIstaylLL2 January 15. The city 13 con- liderably agitated over the loss of some of the record peioaginjc to the niavor end council. Til books gone are the tax book embracing 4igcat for the put five years the cash snowing the entire income of the city assessors' book for 1882. The lev of was discovered immediately aCer lpf llwefJfecUpf the mayor aa ii when the cotfl-bonso was destroyed on Jb night the flat their the ojuntyomceri.

Diligent search however discloses the fact that. they are gone. That they were not horned in tie old council chamber all know. heoce the excitement. It was generally understood that.

the incoming administration intended to Investigate the financial atrain of the CUT. and see if. the money had been honestly accounted for and the mysterious disappearance of the books upon the' very night of the inangura- Uon of the new officers hare set the people to thinking and tongues to going. Mayor Findley. has Issued a proclamation setting forth the facts and asking for information but up to the present nothing of their whereabouts has been made known.

Without these books investigation absolutely blocked and justice may never meetethnit by reason of the thefts of these mportant records. No other record of any kind is missing. All the effects of every kind the lower story both of the city and county. were saved. GRIFFIN.

rU Un. EpedallO to The Constitution. Gtirm January 1 The recent change of the schedule on Ute Central so far as the last train Irons Savan ahis concerned which arrives here at 7.21 a. m. anti leaves at the same time.

is a go by compliment" that we are used to so far as the Central railroad i concerned. Leaving out Macon we are the Biggest town op the road and for a train to skip our town and merely make a grab at us is a little more than we can stand. While other villages such as Newnan Senoria and Carrolton. have local option and lave to go out in the suburbs to get a lung tonic" and perhaps freeze to death before they girt back we are holding our own so ar. Every bar room that was licensed here last year have gone to work with the new year.

A couple of new distilleries have just been put to work on the suburbs. St. Georges church has recently been made the recipient of a very beautiful iuid costly font a gift at the hands of Mrs. Story Bailey Fowler. The font is an exceedingly handsome design of the finest finished mar ble and cost between 175 and 200.

The church is growing rapidly in membership and is generally in a very prosperous condition so I am informed. Mr. R. H. Pyrnell proprietor of the Troupe house is quite ill with typhoid pneu- SHOT IN THE HAND.

tp cUl to The Constitution. SBOBO January 15. On Saturday last Mr. C. C.

Vincent while out turkey hunting in chasing a squirrel. fell and discharged a load No. 2 soot through his left hand involving the top of the thumb and the index finger. The meta-carpal bones were shattered and the members left hanging by a small portion skin only. AN OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE.

Special to The Constitution. ATHIKS January 14. Thomas Crymes Ii lawyer of this place died yesterday from an overdose of morphine. The deceased has lived in Athens about three years. He came from Franklin which county he represented in the legislature for several years.

Before coming here he was a Baptist preacher in Carnesville. lie leaves a wife and child. A NOTORIOUS NEGRO. Tile Crime of lpu" BI. flestI Osesee.

From the Sandersvllle Ga. Herald. Ass Lawson the ro who for two decades has been a. fugitive from justice and by his flagrxnt and daring crimes has been held so an outlaw died on Tuesday 2d inst. from the shot received on the day of the riot at Oconee.

Among his first acts that are now remembered as a public offender was perpetrated Tennille. While in the baggage car during the war he adroitly managed to shove a trunk probably filled with supplies for some soldier out of the car at this station and leaping out sought to escape. He was however caught in the act the train was sig naled to stop pursuit was at once instituted and the rogue was captured. Ass doubtless resisted his pursuers. as he was so seriously stabbed and cut.

that for a long time his life was despaired of. The next time Ass comes to the front as a lawless miscreant was during the ever memorable march of General Sherman through this county. Here he acted as a treschrous informant against the whites directing the marauding parties in their scouts for pillage robbery and vandalism. He is charged with leading the party to the house of Mr. Gideon Strange a quiet and in offensive citizen of our county and himself shot Mr.

Strange aided in robbing his house and then applied the torch and gave it to the flames. Mr. Strange yet lives lamed by the loss of one arm from the shot of Ass Lawson. Other families' were visited by the ruthless soldiery under the lead of this graceless villain which knowing his lawless character were thrown into the greatest consternation and in some instances robbed. of stock and the scanty provisions necessary for their subsistence.

Following the army of Sherman. Ass faded fromsight until 1 77 official infor. niation was received here that he was in custody in St. Louis. Dr.

J. B. Roberta of this place was employed to bring him here which as many of our readers will remember was done and Ass Lawson was lodged in jail. In due time he was tried for arson convicted and sentenced by Judge Johnson to ten years imprisonment in the penitentiary. Ass how- ever cut out of jail made his escape and eluded arrest until his audacity led him to take part in the sanguinary riot that occurred at Oconee in this county on Christmas day.

He evidently was in the conspiracy on that day had armed himself with a large navy pistol and was seen stalking about before the riot began and when it was fairly opened. he rushed forwrd and emptied two carrels of this murderous weapon at the party which fortunately for the lives of those he sought missed their im. He was passing under the name of George Galloway and claimed to be from Dublin he ajso said that he Lad been employed as cook on the Culville the boat thatplitl between Oconee and Dublin. He has been seen at Tenuille also during the year and his daring character is evident front his being at Ocozee where. he once lived a slave.

As previously published when an attempt was made to arrest him during the slat he made his way off but was wounded so seriously a ball passing thoughhis body that he was captured and by the anxiety of his mother for him his identity was discovered. After lingering about eight days he died. and the outlaw who was long defrauded justice of its victim has by the han ls of a slow but terrible retribution paid the penalty of his awful crimes. A Peculiar Casualty. From the Perry Hume Journal.

Mr. William Tnarp who lives about eight miles northeast of Perry came into our office yesterday afternoon and told us of a peculiar casualty to himself. When he got out of bed yesterday morning he experienced a numb feeling about two of the fingers on the outside of rightJ1and. He won found that his arm was affected up to the elbow on the same side with the fingers. He did not suffer any pain but the fingers could not be moved by their own action.

The other fingers are as useful and full of reeling as ever. Mr. Tharp does not know tue cause of this Bumbne unless it is paralysis. A YIight billiards. From the Amerlcua Ua.

For the past mouth or two numerous bus. zarth have bun noticed hovering over the heads or the sinful and like Atneol- cusonlans and they have become so bold or so tame we don't- know" which is correct- that they will roost on outhouses and ham. The grettut number of them can be seen about mid-day flying in great circles around the town. Crawford Jake From th Crawford Ca. The snow here in big hurry last Tuesday evening.

Oar oldest citiscas the. the amertAey erff Tti Vytttrtow rla trsss4p Xooa SMtauraBlirAootfttatfi ii sad BawasjWj. A XsdAlGolond raH AWoman1 o1 anl tpl u. Xt jUx ntlyMr8telienjinintloned thacaw of a female convict. of whose i sen.

tenee nothing was known except that she was n- from Albany In 1S65. The woman herself hail no recollection of Why she was there and altogether assumed a very Innocent sir The Albany Newi published the report and put everyone loses on the lookout' for lnformatlonbut the' only re spouse came from a colored man living on' MK Jesse Halls place who told Bob Forrester that he knew all about the ease that the unfortunate wo mans name was Rose YcRa who was originally from Twiggs and whose husband was a blacksmith traveling about the country soon slier the war working on Jobs and who happened to be around Albany about the Umuaferredto to that his wife was taken up on a charge of infanticide and was sent to the penitentiary not from DQngert7 but from Blbb county. The peai number of pardons Issued by the governor baa alarmed the Conyers Weekly which says Governor Stephens Is doing a great dealto encourage lynch law. pardoning those confined in the penitentiary for rape and other devilish crims The people need protection from these crimes a they will have it if they hive to take the law Into their own hands. Sunday liquor is always an object of interest.

Next In importance to a drug tore where spirits frumenti may be easily obtained it the restaurant with the barroom attachment where the frugal meal may be washed down with claret or monongbelA The Macon chief of police has Issued an order that all suck restaurants Ehall be closed UP. but the Graphic views the order with disfavor but It states rather too much when It says referring to apartlcu- Ur restaurant that for Sunday' business The proprietor on Saturday night lays Una supply of not lets than 65 pounds of steak. 20 pounds of sausage the same of pork. ribs. etc.

from tlx to eight gallons of oysters and desens of bunches of fish besides eggs and game. The generous supply is always exhausted on Sunday and is frequently the case the place has to close earl Suutiay night on account of the depletion of the larder. It Is hard to see why a man would neglect to Call for his dinner merely because the bar room was closed up. Conyere Weekly We learn that Bailiff Jo McCord of Coviitgton was shot in the arm with a pis tol ball by some unknown party one night lost week. Pike County News An emigrant gent has been working on the colored wople of Barnesvl1le.

and vicinity last week. As the result C3 from this place 30 or 35 from Shiner and 60 from Griffin were checked through to the chilly swamps of Mississippi or the levered prairies of Texas on Monday last. live prisoners all of the colored persuasion. are being given free hash in Roctdale county Jail. AU charged with small offenses.

A small menagerie two cubs. a wolf. a monkey. rabbits etc. Is playing through the states.

Little Robert Sorrows of LllhonJa while playing about the fire turned a kettle of hot water over on himself and was terribly scalded about the neck and body. SummervilleGazette William Allen formerly of ibis county died in Chattanooga of smallpox. at 11:15 p. so. December 31st.

His wife sister of F. G. LilUe. and two children have died recently of the same diiei e. One child alone survives Neriwether Vindicator Au instance of malicious meanness occurred recently in the burning ol a good tenant house belonging to Mr.

J. II. C. Roberston at the Kendall place. The house had been unoccupied for the last year and was set on fire by some one in pawing.

There was no dwelling house near from which the fire could have comniulcated. The Vindicator has been Investigating the cry of hard times and gives some very pertinent advice. It says that to some respects the farmers are a little better than they were ayear go. They hue more corn and meat of their pirn itals- ing" but less money than they possessed last San. uary.

In financial quarters a crash is predicted soon. Let the wise and prudent begin to prepare for it by economy and home production of necesi tIIry supplies. We notice many prudent men are preparing to pu in a heavy oat crop. Others have already sown largely. Let there be no waste.

Save and make all thu fertilizers possible on the farm. Plant early and work industriously and expect a liberal reward. The hard times seem to have reached Mr. Reylil himself for he issues but a hall sheet which he attributes to a printer being down with the chills. Minnie away and no one but the Devil and editor to hold the fort.

LaGrange Reporter A party of gentlemen went on a rabbit hunt a few days go and soon returned with twenty-three of the long-eared had no dogs. The water was over the low lands and had driven them to the hills. Sparta Sunbeam the colored people of Man- cock county would take the same view of crime that the negroes of Walton county did in one Instance we are sure that it would be beneficial to their interests. A nlro in that county was arrested for stealing meat and before being placed in jail a dozen men of his own color eskalt that they might whip hue and leave him free to work for his family. The neJO saw the gang which if tried he would be consigned to and consented to be whipped.

The consequence was he received fifty lashes every one of which raised a welt. Walker County Messenger Mud mud. mud. I Texas can beat Georgia for mud and slush I trust I will never have to contend with that state or any otter of a similar kind. The roads in Dogwood Valley are almost impassable and I see no chance.

for them to improve unless we could hue dry weather for some time and that i hardly probable. Dr. W. C. Psochal hat sold his fine Sumter county plantation to Captain T.

II. Jones for 10000. Terms equivalent to cash. ummerville Gazette Ojir municipal affairs will be administered this yeary the following gentlemen all re-elected rom last years board except the last two J. MBellth mayor B.

U. Edmundson. recorder' J. A. Brauner W.

H. Strain 0. D. Uollls J. W.

Close J. It. Clrmmnns council. ConyerepaytabouttoOOJayear for her religion and 10000 for whisky. Daiiielsville Monitor Joe yKelley it the sing- smith of this community.

Pury Home Journal The treasurer of Houston county reports funds on hand January 8th 1883 amounted to s1079193 egainsi ft 279X0 January Vtb 1862. on Increase of funds on hand of 41258. imringthe year 1852 funds were paid out for current expenses to the amount of 1405673 the amount received during the year 1882 and up to date amounting to During the year the expenses for building and repairing bridge. were exceptionally heavy caused by the heavy rains of last spring and September. Leary Courier On last Friday Digit Mrs.

Jrvis was aroused from sleep by the struggle. of her niece. Miss Jodle GlLhon. with whom she was sleeping and made Viral efforts to awake her wheuherJalbtr beating the calling wens in the room occupied by tie two ladles and called hit daughter who then iali up in bed and said' Papa I was feeling at supper. There being noUght the room te went.

to the fire ekce to make a light. SIlos GLUjn then Wd back on her pillow when her lather again attempted to arouse her and raised her in a sitting posture but the again sought her pillow and died about two o'clock. The words addressed to her father were the last she ever spoke. Silas Olulon was a handsome young lady of twenty. Eastman now has four licensed borroomt and another soon to be opened.

Mumps and measles in Convert Carroll Times Rev. U. W. Arnold the a toe the flowden circuit preached at stripunjs chapel lost Sunday week. lie an old man and was on this circuit some thirty yean ago.

calhoun Times Plenty of mountain tptilss are on the market. Walker County Messenger Wai Ida Davis has a felon on one of her thumbs which it quite painful to her. TheJesup Sentinel grows communicative and hints that one of ofieaupi leading dtUent It forming a ring cabal. or some such thing to make It. E.

Lester governor of Georgia In 383L Perry Home Journal It seems probable that there will be semi trouble in securing a sufficiency of term labor bylcon tract in Houston county ttlt year. The avenge price offered is about 100 a year. and rations for first class hands though wefctarpf some who will give 10 month for men who they know. does not appear that the labor has LIt th county bat the difficulty arises from the growing desire among the negroes to become day hands and to re. rote all offers hlnlry contract- Thii evil matt remedied orilt will result seriously to Jtrop 8enUq A little.

nmoDOy i- hftS tte pistol of course fired and the lrt fell toifcs floor with tvbulUtttroBihvJier awaViTb attending physician Drllttl found- thrball lodged war Lhecarotld artery and ms it unadulbl. to ixtract Iti At the trial before hi. honor Mayor War. Os Tuesday mnornlag the evidence adduced was sufficient to warrant the mayor turning the boy loose. all means parents give jourcaildrca jUtols.

Lei Uiem have ball practice. Wlmnproiss lOch mind and makei them good marksmsn. ThVSenUntl toeif goe into poetry onieruel case of undue fsmlliirity with a r4itolsjid gays Two little niggers pr clngaroun4towa had a pistol and he shot the other one One little nigger layingupinJalLhe didn't knowtwuloadad mirond ought to heard him wall. 7" lion and says that the beat way of taking a home. steaTs to pay cash for It.

The next best way to get U.ontime- and falthf ally meet all the ipW IThe other ways are notso good. SHiner has a tie In the munidpci election for mayor. or W. D. Willis and Mr.

7 t. Held were Candidates and a newel ctlon will be held to elect a mayor. The beard of councilmen elestedare 1. Muffins T. Canttien A.

Howe W. G. Tyusand 1 T. Tins all good men. Meriwe the Vindicator MrlWilUam MoClen- don who died at his residence near Sandtown last year.

by his will left all his property to hi son it ti lts except 1800 to Miss Lu tie bis only- unmarried daughter The other children eight or nine in number are seeking to nave the will sit aside upon the grounds that Mr. McClendon the testator at the time the win was made was not mentally corn. petent to mike a will i that undue Influence was used upon the testator in making the will that the wtllwaafraadnlently rocnred that the will was improperly xecut the wi nesses neither teeing the testator sign the will nor hearing him acknowl edge it to be hi last will and testament when signed Coviugtou Enterprise A white boy at Newton factory recently had his arm so badly lacerated by a gin that amputation was necessary Crawford Weekly Some of oursldewalksthve ponds on them. The sportsmen do not allow the bad weather to interfere with their pursuit of game. A partridge hunt Is being arranged in Conyers and several town bloods re gravely meditating a rabbit chase.

Wild turkeys have been noticed around Coviigton. Walker county it overrun with rabbits. The Roskdale Weekly notices an egg-boiling which said to have eclipsed the sugar drip business entirely. While recording these frivolities the Weekly says Parents should try to inculcate habits of industry into the minds of their daughters when quite young. a teach that it is their duty to support their nuabasidi should they ever be so unfortu.

flats as to marry. This appears to be the only remedy tar the tramp nuisance covington Enterprise Mr. 5. M. Owens who was defeated by Mr.

P. Thompson for tax receiver by forty votes had held the office for seven teen years. He was first elected when only twenty years of age. and had to wait about twelve months before he could qualify. Sparta Sunbeam Ike Diction one of the negroes composing the county chain gang recently leased from the county by Mr.

John Binlon escaped one night last week. He had on shackles and the uard entertained no can of an attempt to escape. ho prtsoaerhowever asked to be permitted to step out for a moment and the guard allowed him to do to with the result above stated. Walker County Messenger A kind correspondent states that fl W. Boss killed the muter hog of Broom Town.

Wednesday. the lOth. It weighed 581 pounds. With that tort of a record it can be called the boss hog. MARRIAGE tie ozozota MrTounnle Hardtgree and Miss- Emma Foster Mr.

T. W. Jones of Peavine and Miss Ruth Williams of Grajsville Uiu Lille A. Gray of Graysville to Dr. Robert Ransom Mr.

Mack Smith of Catoosa and Miss Mattie Jones of Pea- Tine Mr. Edgar Morris of Riverside Berrteu county. formerly of Houston and Miss Katie Waraer. Mr. W.

W. Moore Of Alabama aLd Hiss Myra Brady et LaGrange Mr. B. D. Stond and Miss I ouis Howen.

of Macon Str. C. W. Wright and Mi a Emma McNeil of Sumter Mr. S.

C. Goodman of Columbus. and Miss E. Evans of Chipley Mrs. J.

F. Doan and Miss Carrie Tru. sell of Carroll. DEATHS IN GEORGIA. Mrs.

Emily Lane of Heard county Mr. George Milliken. ef At pling county Mr. David C. Talen of Portyth county Mrs.

Rhoda Vickery ofHartwelL Mr. George King of Rockdale. Dr. J. C.

Harris of Columbus MUs Martha Jack- son of Jackson. BARBED WIRE FENCING. EDITORS CoRsrtrunoN Having occasion to enclose a large area of land In southwest Georgia for pasturage and being thus interestedlin thefbest and most economical plan of fencing I have been investigating the practical use of the barbed wire for fencing in this state. I received a few day since a loiter from Mr. William H.

ltllison. a gentleman of culture and aprac- cat and successful farmer of Harris county. Georgia who has had long experience with the barbed wire as a farm fence. From information obtained arid especially from that received from Mr. Ellison I have concluded to erect some miles of plantation barbed wire fencing.

His letter con'- talus in a condensed form so much practical information on a subject so important that I with to send hit letter for publication to a Journal so widely circulated among the influential farmers of Georgia and one that manifests to much Interest in the agricultural wellfar of our state and a press that it ever ready to resist any measure to oppress that labor upon which all our Industries depend. The only question not considered by Mr. Ellison is the cost of this wire. general cost a barbed wire fence To protect crops from all stock is mont fifty per cent more than a wire fence of a similar length but considering the great durability of the wire it may be considered by tar time cheapest fence The price of the barbed wire delivered in this Ute is about two hundred dollars a ton. A piles so excessive 1 caused in a great measure by the duty on iron and steel under our present unjust and oppressive protective tariff system.

when our representatives relieve us from this and similar burdens labor will be free and our country prosperous. Respectfully JO P. FooT. LLLtsOIl' LETTEB. SHILOH December 28th 1882.

Mr. Jno. P. Fort. Dear sir My experience with the barb wire 55 a crop fence for the purpose of utilizing pasture land for horses and cattle ill an outside fence around pasture land lone has been entirety Fatisfactory.

But It would be an ex pensive fence to be made perfectly secure as au outside fence for a crop. To your first question I answer Two wires will turn mules perfectly. Three wires will turn cattle perfectly. To your second question A wire fence will not turn hop without a plank at the bottom. The posjt for a fence to turn mules and cattle thonldbe-sixteenfeet apart and every tenth post shou1d be well braced with nags.

The posts for a fence to turn hogs should be not more than ten feet apart. as to prevent the hogs from springing toe wire. They have very little fear of the barb. Toe posts not lets than six feet long and will set in the ground two feet. Mules have a great dread of barbed wire.

I have now used it around pasture land for four years without Injury to my mules. I find two wires will turn my male Utter than a shaked rail fence or a plank fence. Last summer I had oats and corn In the same field. After lIarveatiog my oats I stretched one wire across the field between where I had corn and oats and upon the stubble land grazed my mules all summer. Cattle have lest dread of the barb and not less than three will turn them perfectly.

Hoping that I have answered your question. satisfactory I am yours truly WM. H. ELLis0L Hoggs Pressing Want. From the wfJidille Ga.

Weekly. One that is large enough to fight for her husband sling the ovens tote her own skillet and one that can love a looking fellow who she has' never seen. I want one that means business it don't make munch differ. ence about her looks so we is a kinder on the blue slip. Address quickly 0.

Bngg Mueya Ga. before all the. licenses escape front the house and leave' me in that honied condition that I have been In for the lut ryeao From. theConyen as. Weekly.

Mr. Wages conductor on the accommodation informed us that while passing through the train last night between. this plate and Lithenia and while the train was running at a rate of 40 miles an hour. he discovered a negro on the rear platform and when he went for hi. faro the ne ra lumped off.

Wages supposes that he must have been killed as be jumped Into a rock bed it the toot of Little mountain. A Chicksaa Llv r. Ygom the Conyera Weekly. On. of the greatest curiosities that we have seen was shown Us this week by lie.

Phil v. iW oWWWaW VJo safetoSit flSAtSiSfe Utt tr xj broken downiluvc not energy or feefaj ifJifis was hirflyworftljv- Infijfou can be relieved ar irti ttored to robutf health and ttrengft by taking BROWNS IRON TERS which I a true tonc a medicine universally recommended for all wasting diseases. 305 N. Fremont St. Baltimore During the war twos in.

juredmthestomachbyapiece of a shell nil have suffered from it ever About four jearj ago it brought onj which kept me in months and the best doctors in the' city said I could not live. IsuffeIfearmuliyfromn indigestion and for over two years could not eat solid food' and fof a large portion of the timewuttnableto retain even liquid nourishment. I tried Browns Iron Bitters and now after taking two bottles I am able to get up and go around and am rapidly improving. G. DECUL BROWNS IRON BITTERS Is complete and sure remedy for Indigestion Dyspepsia Malaria Weakness and all diseases requir- log a true reliable non-alcoholic tonic.

It enriches the blood gives new life to the muscles and tont to the nerves. Wintry Blasts WINTRY BLASTS BRING COUGHS COLDS CONSUMPTION BRONCHITIS RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA Perry Davis's Pain Killer CURES COUGHS COLDS CONSUMPTION BRONCHITIS RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA Provide against the evil effects of Wintry Blasts by proofing Pam DA viss PAIN KILLER. EVER13003 DRUGGIST KEEPS IT. fl 1 1 1 fbr an tlio painful diMotw tt ttt KIONtYSLIVIR AND BOWELS. mtaaeCtbooexidpolioa or Mi1fijl tang vlaiib a sleensis the THOUSANDS OP OA8C8 St tt worst form PERFECTLY CURED.

6 mat t. uqm oa sat seas ax nncati. WEJJ octaa a II' I MBpond of Herbal end Mncaa inou prod. thoutwt ao TttM 1B the' acrid matter tk sEleeta ia th Meseeiiia Tabes and forms soothing ewulnKi which a' rttsloa that Itocia wh a cale Mtt ttrenlaboa of. the rre tli to- It cle tJ St rt Ilj.

For La SIJK IWI wtytoafly. CtMlU 4 iow ropopat HekIIo 4Ueli BUI Wle tl nfRb a Me a gMSlS 2l sVwpiaXii 7. IEATTY te- Hin i LoiilsIantSute Lottery rsa eaeatiw a ttiv MesithIy vrawiopot Th Btat ctttjry sndiaperimsasg' and cooling GAPITB PRIZE 75000. 10 Tlel at Jive IMUn k. Lime or rants.

1 CAPITAL do do 1 do. do 2 PRIZES. ISOOO. do a 1000. 600200.

lorn new i IOM 5 10081 20088 tam 25031 AppUcatfon for rates to clubs thonldbetaadS omly to the office of the Company in New Orleans" lox further information write Clearly. tttlnj tsi fiend orders. try yHtt ox Money Order addrasaeionly to M. A. DAUUIIf Southern Sanitariurn.

milE ABOVE MEDICAL INSTITUTION' FOB- JL merly known as the Atlanta Health Institute or Water Cure. 1 now- complete and in dolly. operation arid i more than ever considered as the most Perfect Home for Invalid Ladies and Gentlemen South. All the luxurious and costljrl appointments medical apparatuses and appliances introduced since the purchase of our present location and the erection of our new Medical Department. have- Justly-earned for this Sanitarium the name of being one of the foremost most elegantly fitted np institutions of its bled In the United States.

Ovxa Two TuotsaND Passors have by our meth- ode of treatment under our personal guidance been entirely restored to health without administering a single dose of either Miners Vegetableor Anlomel drug moetrums of any kind whatsoever and in the future as in the past none but and Physiological agents and means will ever employed at this Sanitarium a aide in restoring the sicktohealth For particulars and references address marli Iy2d ponly AWORDTOOURBEADERS When you read of a medicine that win curs all dis eases beware of it for every scientific physician on earth knows how fallacious such statements are. But when you read of a medicine compounded by a regular pkyslclan and surgeon of. high star that claims to cure only a certain disease and niches high proof that it does this you can safely. try It. and with the assurance that It will ogre you.

DR. V. S. StVlC late physician and sutgeoaof the U. 8.

A. has placed before the public a ation called APEPSIAJ Which no doubt is the greatest solentifle prepare. tion yet discovered for the curs of dystiepda In all- its forms and refers to thousands of ladle and gentlemen of the highest retpectabllity that have beta cure of Cas ronounc lncurable by the best. the country. The blowing rtf r4 ence should tuflcient to convince mart to ucal MrAJtert Howard of th Howard Wstchsxi Clock Co U41remontatreei Boston Kran- PUc Boston Or Sutnei erg Noyet PO box 16U Sew York City Mr HAC3arktra Hark eros ft Co PhlUdel Wt.

cue of twenty yean standinr Matthew Robinson. KB North 2111 Street WaialelpW caseol dyspeutie verum William GaUcber Eecord once Thllsdelpbla Prank ooimk business manager Reading Iron Worn. BeadingVipsj Moses Thompson Thurlow Pa 4 BEE Miss Kate 8 VUlard. eminole. 8 Captain George Weymosith.

Savannah 6av Qareuce Coruiarat Saxaonah Os. TheyfarnWx the best ot references from every Stats la the Unto" whenrqnlr Write theta at 2 Levant street" PtuUd8lnalapa. Fur we by LAMAR. RANKII LAMARandaUreUU lrualitk. fries 75 centt per butte.

30000 FOR 2. 52D-- POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING to he rjt7 of oa Wednesday January 31. 1883. These Drawings occur on the last ds of each mooUr Sunday nceptec1. Repeated adjudication bj rod- ejal and elate Courts have pltcMUiUComwDTOe-j Tortdthecontrovenyoithelaw.

TuthIacomPt belongs the sole hoooiethavicK IcaucursUaut OUT pun by which their drawings art proves Ma cat and late beyond question. The Oompaor kas bw oa bid Iwg' capital aadn rre taut a4car6tu7 tie relies. MO eacbAppruzlmition Pdxet Prizes 200 each W068 nione or BsaltDrartUi letter. sentbf Zipress. Don tend Utw or.

ftfJer JsdAwwaUeraers a LW urter4enrus uU4l" Un jjanJ lm toes thur sat wkjl 73 3-3 wmrnu hj fltt 4 1111 that was ever before seta la of fell length 1U 1 tr of i tovelT woman and beautlfat eMMr upon them thewratH mOtd beaten I SJiB POI I I 1 loomed ttp5wheneTerWt pissed bi sfind described with the minute fdist'- lx rnptfjersdnal and bitter plndigniuVfaii wbich the gmwerefiubjectedr lie ahof edbosr jhj dngte 6haft preea ilowa1 ryeafc lower and lowerl and raked ender earnings by their tore tm' inasked him something about the i prosperity owners work litd bitterly ihat capital was SStQtaie cari of Itself andno one ver dr fo legislating or labor. Jwenidown aj litteiljninef witiJtbUrJinari I too strongly their a Itlu a popular ide lAinericaiiislairerywuAbolished. wit of Abraham Lincoln. j' a orse systenrlbf slaveryI which pretatlsiin IPennsylf ania he great manufacturing centers. THQK42K wares sLavos ifptSmilliqriiiireatand workhouses.

On. every 1 rfinPenasylvaniaj fromCKttsbnr tpSera phepalaceaoftbeprol ted risagranc these fscis. Labor has beer going down hi 1 oyerjUiis country and race of- white slav the abufg and saw his lion workers' jdily about" the istreets- because. forages had been reduced below the cost tariffonmetali in which he speculates. Mjstvtt rich wjthlhnndredsorothe asters ton a protective tariff and his is s.

nd theirs have become poorer untij cuufto Toritriitt omavas. I le ypung v-fill the dens of ycai itches UkiUheUlarea Thl ng horrible in all this of Peunmyvanla ppor-hoose in the 5 lngregionL where outunder the orchard 1 chained life wildanimals vl r3panper pown filth' man cled and chained to the little further on were the whlte slave ilaposSfession ortheif reason. chained PA' 375 aiOS. SLICK ASDV GRIXY 1 with the carbon sweit of the shaft anq niy pilot how. longsact i said he.

do not tsstejl th nce a week. YoCsee thaa re motin tain' ofrefuse slate and ost tha breakers It used to be that i inergotnffjjhome1was welcomertl lamp Of coaly uch as he would carryJ wiUlrhialamp. of coal must pay for their ownJ be arrested at menandtntriedandr vuniiviujiBtruajtitu iv rJ i BLWIB jf should theyreTen pickjipr little St fAnithe lootfot that mountain. The 1UU1U ulDlUWkTAW. UlBk UiVUUMUU.

IUC pto save a little money hut now the sVinilBerjpf coal ior Iron in this stajaisi HJteM slaTiryi Oil theiother hand thai bplpwii these properties are growing TervTeaK' rv see wl An4 whatb thatTS tlUTOlutldnr There Is then. laityoarbpUiioa no rVl There Isawmedyyshu It will not I ttpU qulck response. Th who make the lawiy the men who mdcii eir voters tolhe polls i dj fttmnteof these masters are in coj a 1 wytto political pover La the st 3 li vyL J. proclaim the fsctsand hop tl in public Uf ex Eepablicanan4 fSii alike in congress are the eml pp th contrary ex t' oil be south th owntr no matte fed and etf wUtio done Inr uln tt ll illk ui tsr Ovil wKjina labor alike i- jiiFINESHOwnQM ADE 8YLo- i i omYW IJ Boob 00. If D4 a or 1.

li. ft OlUUI 1 to lhtCo st1tution. A My pted thatA la' fl if" i Ire itf 1 cl1abu 1. tutions Oeorttna11rord. F.

OtOrgta Ja I raUroadd1ldendon ito qu lYJ I OOO Orsz1teyi1Ie Iu Of. 11100 1111U1tafac1ory. slocLM 1 OOO Jn Tid iid hchnce 1k. c11Y1dend- 1 OOO I J1k ot 4 OO Ugutasnd Summerville rallrodc11vi cum. 6 OO b1FtMOnd A if' 1t1of 1i rf gate redthoUSIld 4 If 1 iour ple rji ofpoor A 47 Vt 1i of i fi crop ge nec lititS in.

if fin if' any. Ulln if. :7. tI 8omew 1at or 8vera lion. Da iwn ran as tal I how ver estiud ent hi St ural Thinking yoorreaders ed ugh Wuotwept10r Ea ton guard.

veral pUflU tbe oui tyOIBc hQw be1re the1were bunsedln tteold lDTesUptathe mYlterionsdlsappearance TelJnlght. the. Inau ncw- ra hared butop haabeen tlgaUon andiusuce be 0 im mi ing. in loweutory th nau Act Otr1 LMal Opts The Savaniahlsconcerned 7 :21 eom plimen tot ntral is roadand far. harecently ift ary monia.

ipecW anuar1. On if No2 hi Th Thomas over ose ars. or. at 0. ir ihe a.

niro. his' flagr at war. with ho ver act. trai wls jig- asa in- I 1177 rwrd fo tbOe theiraim 80 wh re. though his hands of.

HI me li oHbe hi uol 1 noti ed th bec lUe we jJ1tCJaJPf04. Wtek11 Tbelp XkllbeJn a lg 1 oldestdtffD4 titue1 eTtllll Hm' 1Y aJ M-'f Jj' fJir ff frW RGINJJOSSIBt HciRTrAtK8w Tiilr if OIITHS PREs 3' i xtuln oc tSo- iiatii' R1dADlllAt. 09 1Kda1 Colorsa anaWollW1 a1II i Itocen yUrSte1JeDJ i lI t1 e4the ifiotJ femaltconT caen tence knOWD. uccpfha thoW AIbaD1Jn' T. 1i euthereajtd I tnnocenii1r.

rheAlbaD pu bUshe4 reportin rerr tt1ere 1nformatloubutth fromC910red 1lrln whot ld bF ert4lhe eunfortunatewo man a oDafter' happe ed bearo nd Albauyabout hilwUe peniten noUrom 1era ya deal to pudoniDltthoM an. crimL it the mg th a chmen down II rathertoomu rtlerJlngtoaparUcu. a flth dkd i idea PplY In uently pl early 8u IlY eklY Joe lb toDkn Jc mwii in dre li gofl r1es cba ed two a1x ut SummervIlle Gazette fOlID rirt ei NJ tl disease. meann8f. ifot fhtebK IO us I di 0 :1 ea wn l1n hou whfoh andgivi8 sa reJ olr.

than a ar o. The pwnita prep f6 put r. tribe. They ee Offf fc1J WOUld. in ro ettiI i COlllJigue consnt wbped.

conlequenc reive fify lael whic raied welt Waker Meenger Texa Georia tlst hae wlththttte ay otler slar rda Dogo aOt I chanc tem Iprve unle dr wether sme tt i hrJy probble. DrW Pabl husld fne pmtton Cptain Jonelor 1100. Ters equlralento cih. oummerUe or municpal atain Ii administr tiB foWDi temen reetcted from ferl bOld txpt lAt M. ah.

Ednnd- ID. Brne strallG. Holi 10 Cl mmoDcnncl Conyerr PTubout 0 a yer hr lion 100 Yhk Duielnie Monior Jo OKeleT WI- tgsith Ib1comunlty. JOlraThe turer Houson tl i 8J 182. I lucrlol SHUM Vurngthe yer cr- upns te 114073.

rived dUrDs tie 182 ad amouDtni 1737. DurnI Jer expn6s pitnl bridg wer excptionily cu6d hev lt ad Septebr. Lr lt Trda1 o1t Yr arouad te loge ep 1 he when he lather. hll te cl rom oupIe te 110 lie ad cle hl ad 1U feelug luppr. Te In lre plc me lbt Mi GLIln bak tWOW fther lan tempt arol a a dhrerpt I dl oclo wor.

adl fther wer te Ie Pke Ji GI hd. a ly twet. Etn Un ln to oped. Klmp mea1 CnTer Cl Te n. I A old of Bwden pre a Stp1J ehp luDday wek.

Ia ad 0 tcuuome th1e rlo Coun Plent mut 116 te mrkeL CllDlf ler Ila DUl b. feon tumbl hc I qut Te Jeup Setne wa cmltn 10 ht Jeuple cweDJ fr rne cb" ae IUc ma E. Lr IOTmor 181 Per Hoe I sem prbl Ut wl wlm. RCfI.tfCe\C fr lbor brotrtl Munt. t1ear.

pr oler I abu It ul rtn. hd we' 1. wlv 110 a mont JD ter boW. do. Ipp tt te lar Jl lh t.

Cn. r. dfcrllra rwir t' ee or 1 rat urt jIU' lnPe UQh 1. nbJiO1on. 11.

W14t. tnlw 0e. erp 4' 1to JoaCp h. r' 4t Fa4 T' pll cur tc ant Ulald Je 1 GO. Uha' bu1 ir1ln Jle DKk TI aUad pbls Dr.

LU. fu4tb1or tea Uec 4' a an' dmJt unrb1 zttxUtte t' bfoN hl bOI17o Wa oaTtrmorr Uecel adu Wifcnt wat to laJor rnl l1 rDt nortd. PI. SafLUemlO ptUc U1pmO te mlc a4Ietem DeD TStut i seiew id eta Pf ar IC' 11tl cl Nn wotW ttl nc 8o te dow. oo Un.

1ge lJup 1 alle cdt kowt le cloud 01hr he l1 OI tlt hors drJot a. pract. que UO IJ' S' ho 1t' pfclo UTe iut bt W1 ceitC 1n1e. fU. fu1lrall te 1tfway ar notl g.

1 a te i mup eletl Jor myor. 1Jor WI an. UrI1 1ld wer dte. ada neweleot 1d t. eeca Te oecninclm ne daI J1u etU AHoweW.

Tuand JT r0 me. wetetVldlct 1 wnU Uoe. do die h1 tdencne 8dtw. lP1 fu dltt. heoter cdreDj eihor De I numv 5ekng hve te tude upn groul lc14o te testtor te UDe mWi mdew mentr c- petnto me I i tbfundu Ifiuence nse up tettt I ming te wlta frndnlent1' tt iprpr1ueutea te ne ainr ttt lg wil heare aowl- ee I wi teitet whe 6Ded fa rmA I 1 Cl fa' am utato ne.

Ciwfc WeeiJ Sme oursdewa1ve i pnc ttm arelldo aow ba Interer. pe. Ath ptritre 1 brDr arrd Con1er ad nel twn blos nly medtatng cu. Wid turkey ben notic Comgt. Waler 1 overn wth rbbit Rdale Wek11 notc whic 1 Jd epd SRA buse trtly.

WUe rerll the fvoltie Weky relt ID ulct habit idus ito mlda daughter quie sad thalt thei teir hDlbd woud unortu- nat toma appa te rmey te tp nuice Covingn Eterrle WI ddete Tbompn fo tx ror ae. wat Abut telv mont befor qualy. Spar Sunbem uon. neiO cmposl cunty cdn renty lead ol fi eut rnd lers a tmpt elp. The prlerhowevr ukd prmitd goo ft mr if eaf alloed hi lwnger kd conend- stte.

kied Brom WednelY wei hed 1 ce th I GE GEIU. Mr. Tomie Brdagee 1I' FOter Jone rli ftgD ti brtM raJ Fit Cal Mis MtteJone Pe- Egar Riverde. Brrien Qunt fore ai L' axs Lon aonr Mi. Ema McNei Sumterlr Columbns Mi Chpley Me ad Crrie Carrol DUTI I GERGU.

Ye Eiy Le Hear Gcole A kh HaweILUr Oee Rodae. Harr Ml Mat Jakson. Jaon. CI bng thD8lDtertn mot enomic hve fu us br rived fe ne a 8 a. ha exprience 1 fa Inforaton obted esply tt rived frm Ein.

concnded ert sme mie plntaton brb wre fencg. Ui lelte cor. tns condes muc prtcl inforton sbjet import tat wl hi publc- ton oul 8 wdely crulat InfuelUl Ge' Ieat 1 muc interel I groutural we1 atat pr tat evr ry Ist melure oppre lbr upn a Indu8ee depnd. wirerhe aUlloek nce. si i epJ Ii measure uU sna ro ri ec ri Mr.

ZIe fo fu i mi a B88 ou ide erf i :1 Io lt i pO should sixteen feet Jt II gWre eu ep non xryf uDd a. bt ween lta. rn lt a fmJe tio HIWSOlf era hllSbandlling looklnglellow ma Gi BuggMaxel' thecourtbouse antleaveme horrleclcondltion AwcrfuJump rromtheQnmG k1J. throu traln1ast Llth nla fUn1tngat wthe neltQ Wa IUp 1 touock itkt 1 ii i i1t i A 4 fOlyJgorousfy eUS6 blJ4lneHf :5 gi gu. tf jl ii utfingtJ tJith.

fi ilerrt lt en wanted df th sl I 9 ltr ha th strengthW lr1 IL br ke ldown1 aY iI tJ ergy or. reefulrtie hardly fflqy. refi yed nd tOf bUthealth ngtfj' takingBROWN SJRORBIT. TERwl cb Is a rnedi in univel1aJJyfttommended wa ting is as Jr thewat jured in the stcwWhbya plece romitev AboutoUJ yearsa.goitbtoughtonparaly- mcin six 1dnot yfrom YeaJlcould noteat timewu unableto IronB aro raJid1yim nn a. tru le nO l-alcobo c' new ODt r--- BI IIG is PainKiller RES vide pro ing EVERY J009 rx mt not Is rba1all4 Mocilil1noUi WItichperat1he ssabeisswe La.

ectonq tMh llecta14 the bbetD4tonaaa Ysllswes the eauaUe osugb. deaD' utDa efalllmp1ttUle. eu Unmwhea enfeebled lHuet1DYigor lies 155 I114lin 1 tlli col 7PPIT tile nmc proespUj. Ra tyist7 Varroata the' auerUcn that nmed7hunel been fonwd that b. iDftae TU' a.

IXPECTBWT. A eCOMraket 11io epll. 1ItI' aUkattll spesfi3yceethemos eblrblate A pl erdki dnatake readll ianhaablurhh01l1d hi 1J Ttin. D. Lo.

fiE DI ECT. LV ON. EU I. Wllaaa4 t'-lu Dipepala a IllakntaekeyBW loCuua tIOnRhe1ua aam11IuJa1 UUoa8l. taM JlAbaen lentl4 Llnr sSisal.

larJU" U7ft 4. Jilrl to TfOOIVIIE SAY 611' lie Va years la. D1prfta IId 11111 YlJu 4tlJUll ed timer haecttlembUh1th1htJd. EJ I. view III.

gso4 np2arl1oQI coelb4 t. I1svnL. SW muxl III Jt1UlaJ Yem irBa I1U IU tees 701 va t. i' umORGAN8 oit I1uoa lI4tt1UI 4 lr 1tlv. J7 jf' AP1TAL cklfjloid UfSh Il i ifi1I 7J" IA c.

c1 rt trtM us. ifl muUIor an thKoadl11 1eBrfJuMtlr Pla of 1I1t III and In pmQJI. CImtroI1 i 1 ft r1Jllh themselves. and that tht asme ed. bonay ufloolla1a 1 1r1ll11l Iru i- 11.

4 we a the Cc Jloll1I7to use Wi our tt i i Zi 2I i t1ue Uoualu4 QWtablt or. ttal. of I1J to a reserve luM er" I 6OCOOJlaaamce added. o' 'd4i 1' Oyenr wp11lar vote lJllf W111U4t. of1he ltt tIi UZ ndc fi e.

li neili a1elorp eUlmsmGts DU HJIiL I 1abJUI1WT. A OPOETT7NITy TO wnr AloL' SECOND DRA WING- Ar NIW Ot111NBJUJ DAyebnllJ S' Drawing CAPIT I. 75 QQQ i DeI1usE I' Jarw. lJ Ji zcu II 10 i OJ' 0 lOJ 1 de lOl do 1iOO 100 40 QiLJ 500 do. 100.

IOOGIl 100 d. 50 3500 do. 4' J5t1tili uruXDUTlOII 1ppro1bnatloDlrlaeI of f7 17 amounting to A 011 C1 ubi ihruld he omeeof Orltana. JQffurlber e1 ard6rlbiEnnLe1 orXoDe101dvI4 OD1tI arKt DAUFUIN. JielrodaDa CQ7f3eveo018t.

Da top cot th OU em am ar1Um if1t THE 1o I1lItltnteorl Is alld.ln.d&l1r: is Ladlcaail. fr- Soulh. fit th COIt1 loc and. most fiuedupi. oUlI f' THoUUNDPnsoNa ourm th t1relJre8torcd Ttj MllIerll dru I Inthe rlnone UtN.

1caugenll andmealll everb4 as 1 rlnl i. part1 referenceeaddma' 0 i if mar 14-11 2d 1tlantaGa. A WORD TO OUREEADERSj me lctne tf 3 uwhD Of. a. mec11clue.

COD 1lD4ec1 ti. tocureonll ndm root thaUI an th IOUJ phlicfanand lIUpOui' U. PrepJo aUcmealled tho rtatiat pre J. I Uonetd18eoTered CIlleof fiull tabW" cmelof eases d1neurable bTtbe belt. physicians in countrJThetolIo IrefeI: l11mdenttocqn thmaI J.

1U HowarIlofUiiHowardWatcllu4r 1M Tremont tree Kraul 1es kBros eI II learuta. udinrHattlev Rob t03North21lt llilla4eI a cue. of tl4JnrUlot Oa1l hera1tecord offtee- P1 Reading Pa. HoseaThomp gttlllt low" PAW i Rli Semi ol 8. OIIeMWeymotlth Savannahf ice Connirts nah They tarn" th betiof when uiNd.

Wrttethlm 213 Pa. LUUKRANKIll and all retUc1rtJ tr1C1l1cent1 1 I If. 101 1 i1 1 x883td Drn occUJoue adja katlOJ1 byfsd-- crallJl118tareCOurtihaveplced thllcom nr yond tho controvertJ oLthe honor el hart Inurnn 11. I. I ti- onllpD t11eIr4rawinilarepfOTCa eshDdf1r1lee1011dq Uou B.

lia 11011' land IU11 Ze4 earetoDT I forthe. JANUARY DRAWING. Prlz ooo eh loCd aooeae A. PProxJmatJoUfr eJ 1 Prtlea200 100 toO 100 racb. 1 Whl Tlc et.

HaUTf r. nlftkct iSo 5iTlckct' S. 100. ltomltm. ol1erOf' Draftbi.

leunor tenllt. Zz1 oDt1eli4 atert4 u0r4eJd Uraera 9t1tA. 1L. Or OourieN Nj1. iJ' f.

Jii QPtJ. tf81 Yi 4. P2 rt On ITUULL l1iEU. U. Jwatt th1awori of and baa htlarceat ul blUGn of Oil Patnh JD thatwumrbefOJeMtQIUthtdtlCiOmbU :01 I 1' FO5Da1 ii t.

1oq11. nd ful I the pubUa 1101 I18t W08I1 i Jz. i Jt Ji 5 iJ' I 1Y jt- f. AUGUSTA'S ThE 1 sbI ik Oote-L rpi.OflRb111S OtS. XIS.

1k5a Avaru. My i I 8 slockqiairtIy IAg1 bon1s aUon1 xcbangsbnkdiyldend rk 1ItIkOfUgIiSI gustGucomjany. 1 Bui1d1ugaociaUondivd oo0 I 7 7 our 1. crop i 7 r. vasJyimproved if r- moue I i Th toestaple me 11 7.

4 h. 1 HonJohn i ofequal I I 1 4 i 4 is zig. aad 47 1 forhis 5 i. 7 t' Eatonton unddguard 7 1 un tI. 0 7i I andJ biseountenance 1r c.

i I 1 7 ret th A- Jnd tJ rt iz Sleet. Auua cast 4 ststuW. Tbe sw Io mayor gQneare 8 7 i 1o ks morl of the erects of the lie When wu fret it. U500gbt 1 4 1htbFTIOXd4Q county otflcers. DtlIgeiitieaich.

1 asklngtor Is kindia JowerStorybothofticityafldco1ttY St t5. churchhasrecentlybeen ditonsoI INTHE hangingby of iSandersvllle firstacts 1tt7 offiijjj aii for iso PecutiJCasualty. and ngers I. rozn greatclrclea the The felL Ouroldest flakes were targest they uwfall eywerea1awoI aslarge SHORT FALICSWITH THE SC JIiS COUNTY ae Tires ekoetlags- Midal 7armir- Weiaans 3Ietleu. Ze.

Eccenfly Mr. Etephena mentioned the ca conviction sea- ts1ice lookoutfor tulorinatton but Mr fcRaewho ob3 penltentlaryforrape Cr1113 I theywili haveltiltheyhavetotakethelawiuto wtththe barroomattachmentwhere allsuckresturantsehafl larrestairrant ihatforSundays Iaystn an poun Upp1y158JWays plo- C3from ebargedwithansall ofhot llnghouse eryofhard yearago. lng qnartersacraah negroesot tall hs h. intbt hip Is Joneafor Or pays year berxellglon tens so expensesforbulldlng Iowan1 herfather iiiwd noltgbilntheroom. Lewenito plaeto nw Isau LhIOCIZCUIS bycontrsctln tblsyear.

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the largest ezlslbttltsa 1atn thatwu thecttywsssssssn lifelze IXIIOIOI 0350 kmuthfu1 a WI Si 54 PW emtseH Okaiiry' corlr Jaoeirf The seef btIesn yiiiIrepeie3tetI in csa4tog aisoistiiboa4t9Wntng ut ies WayOtlt it fgb1uh iehndeitieif byits 5' A. flto peiredesperatlon en 0Ig4iiyith. demand fo th. titl1 eerTioet Tlire tio ocBg of- lsitt It' Is fabn. Webavebsdamnhtilo iith lMt fteen yeth but gessine reiorrnatiofl have ice sonejf gg p5T catis OYTVITT Usas- jsbI1can reiju baebe4ncLaeSItZaa siiegfslatlon Is thai intricate ays qIand the admloi 1 laws Mve buS one tO goake the snhth pejspooTeft0 create jraIris ind beggars.

Wnen I am eminent proiectl0Mt Pennsyi titi poeedtO tabIis1a pro dub gte1etLve body knew the AmeC9IXEel OT the poe Blare completeI3' turthirilig this cis lat1on. I a left to wonder how ritcieh iaesi dare go and not Iinderi down the wra viOIenCdO 7- 7 ri susrmuDuzDrsa The mere brazen auiaciy of the rn oftbn carried It oyer dangerous gr tlaUer would be to SIOk. I of. but one Imp thatwbichcliml ipeciti legulano lonalfe manifactureis as a protecti erican Labof. When 1 wuon ap lusirin Fennjhaiiise lastautumer I is aeioo to passibrough the coal reglons aorlheasterfl section of the state.

I intelllgen workman on the carson tso pointed out the objects of interest valley with which bewas familiar. lived smori the al of ll arbontlale and anlong the Iron ePittsburg for lweuI7year5. The sto ot the gradual degradati Jemertcan labor durIng that time was hing. t. PITISELE SD AfgISfl3wO.

lilpointed out the pjiy stores' up whenever ice a and bornot personal an hardships to which trs were subjected showed bowJh iineowners with a quarter of' a mliii asIuglesbaftscrewedduwn the miners by years lowe in tern. I asked tL the of and replitd thatcapital ti aLWATsITEnSaLSOrGIi i of for I went down a the mines wills lieU roan and saw is lsad notoyerraled the hardshipeof the sOr charactertet1 tnnatoc ndition. Id Americanalsmtr7 was boIished WI ctaatiun. of never was worse-system of slavery tlsst preats in lennsylvania 55ithe yams AEX too born 1 toil fur and hi hovels and In Pennsylvania Irons Fittsbnrg to 8ra the palaces of she protected rise gears 5 the myriad. tenements of pauperized There is nO theory however demonstra ton that can refute the cold 1 allovertliis TEL XILLWXLIZL 15715 Lords it over a otwhie thoeght at.

thiiben Lbiheid tcsldence of Mr. Henry Oliver jt ittalsnrgand workers go iodiIy streets ieent living. Oliver is the maker 1tarlff on metals vergrew with hundreds other sea end Un oldars 5 TO riuizas Andtuie1young fill thedensof vice r' 1dJing by like their aires. Tb oetblng this for what the future I shall never shake off th loud ty1ugreg1tawheis men werechairied wild were pauper miners they were yiriYing maniace naked covered with own manacled little era in possession of their i macs. A1D wlthtbe sri 3nJ.

1veL I asked ny long so ived. Notmany years tha5most grt tb taste more than once You ace tha mountain' of refuse from miner going home was welcome Inmpofcoaluch carry. be soda-going to' their homes w1tl his lump on bin sho Now. they own They would bytha corn watchmen and tried and COXYICrID lUoUTlis coirasrs tb they even pick np a front the loot of to 1 a mIner pf or atste is leesslayery the otser the bo on eveqyear" ISD 0111 t1isr' i asked. curluus tosee in this crisis's mind.

There be but one that ysjluJo Its your opinion Is CborCofthla f. is a remedy but tt pliedt the laws thelaws statrepoment the inenwh t4seo jijloes arid work theseslayes. Iii teis lnye their to the Ia rranb ot co Ir always In sea Xtiti. no newspaper In th even hope 1 lime lIfe. Republican and 05111 tera 18flDeyliafltacdpital.

That I On the I iNiseeerIhtnggionlathisway until yTdUO4to Aqoun010vswonoasun. iltIi be might be it least andes i almyce. lbepa isn't a mau an' IWatlt sg tbousand in the mines and to bi1 thtght tih of starvation or expuro rid ot tb y1ta wueraw tildabat it Hqulrcments Now this will to 0 WeMse another panIc. CapItal wit of taelt apd clse sbop and reduce DuwtlL sees snail re kindi ictt TIS higher and hlgbeemd a tetx sat liES it icUIRLWIIA. esrviUtbe poeosiona of some eOttirw the Yanderbilts ot.

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