The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 79

CLOSEMTS THEBANKOF AUOUSTA CLOSED BY ITS DIRECTORS tovsB adsVpeaWUehliCMldVotR aUs 3 AtGtrri 01. January 9. The Bank ta this morning dlsplqe1 the legend on Its front door reading This created couilderible excitement while tithe failure of the bankfter tho hard tlmes loolcifominous. Other banks assured the jtoplethalnHre failure of the I of Augusta would efVecf no other bank in Augusta and when thedeporitcrjwerere i iirred by the statement that they were preferred creditori and would get they tooj quieted down. Ki The failure 01 this bank Is no surprise its de- jositi have fallen off largely since the failure of Iobcr3 Co.

bout a month ego of which Arm JTO 8. Eoberti wu president The Bank of Augusta was the The notes of the bank ft New York were 110 duo for nearly one hun. died and forty thousand dollars and the break Tcas forced by the failure of the bank to Ire or even get a bid on one hundred and fifty thousand dollars of bonds of the Georgetown and Lanes toad which the president of the. bank had accepted collateral TforaoancMSOOOOto President A. Twiggs for tha purpose of building the road from George- tonnflC to Lanes on the CarolinaNortheast cm road tnz ronit uienan.

It Item that Resident Roberta loaned the money on these' bonds without the consent or even the knowledge of the finance 1 committee or any of the bank directors and vben the loan was made known to he itftcted the rebexe a Dig and profitable speculation. ome of tho directors had misgiving mud tent Captain John W. Clark to New York to vcgoUatothe bonda. He lined to do anything whatever with then and when he so reported to the directors lad night on hit return Mr. H.

U1ckmn one oltbe directors declared the bank broken and opposed receiving another dollar as a deposit. rLoTzt-riio TEX nzrosrross. He offered resolutions that the property be JUllned for the- benefit- of the creditors preferring the depositors. This was done apd Harper Broulier attorneys were made assignees. The bank deposits hasdwindled to twen.

ty eight thousand dollars and it is divided In tin all amounts to no one will suffer any hardship and the at sljneeg and creditors say the depositors wjll receive Ibeir full amount as the sound as. astute over a hundred thousand. Tin or TRS BUlK. The issetB comprise about 8250000 in notes discounted real estate and building about 510.000 a fraction of the State road leate worth about 10 The Georgu vii Cc' and other sets given In the statement all 1 valued at 328000. The statement shows a balance Mb of liabilities comprised of 150000 in all sleek 128- COO deposits due banks in New York 140000 other bWa payable 20000 and small amounts in unpaid dividends rediscounts etc.

i bank holds a mortgage cl twelve thousand five hundred dollars on the wnk building about half Its value. The principal lots will Do to the stockholders and the toek will be swept entirely away. The depositor aid creditors will realize the amounts due them and the New York notes will be met fcy the thebondhoders selling the Georgetown road. Several unsecured notes of the president amounting to twenty thousand dollars are also cog the assets. Court La Terrell.

DAWSON Ga. January 9. Special The superior court is still in session and engaged in trying criminal cases now. The civil docket will mos probably be returned early next week. At this term of the court the litigation involving th Woobrlht estate and wlich has been pending for the last five yew.

has been terminated mac to the satisfaction of the beneficiaries of th estate. Colonel Olin 3. Wtmbely of Lumpktn receo tl professor La our college here one of the bralnles and brlahest of young Georgians and an honors alumnus of Vanderbilt university Is in attend. ante upon the court. having been retained in a Important civil cause.

lilt honor Judge J. T. Clarke continues to grow in public favor as a admirable. and able just and withal one of th most courteous and popular judges this circuit bat ever had. Found in a Dying Condition.

nuOlf Ga. January 9. Special. This morning at parties were coming to town on what Is known as the academy road when near the Bear lkrsnch they discovered Jim McNeal in a senseless condition. He hid some five wounds on his head one fracturing the' skull near the top of the head In front.

The wounds appear to have been made with a rock. McNeal la a disparate character when under the Influence of liquor. He was at the else- 4 tics sober ar was on his road home when found. JUI nom sod bum. were Sound near the river.

some two miles away on the same rdad. Tha hone was hitched by the side of toe road. Hahai been at the place where he was found tUl iate tils Afternoon when he was semoyed He is speechless. The phyUdans trepanned his skull with the hops that he may be able to tell who injured him. There to very little hope of his recovery.

Death of Dr OaraaU. GurrorGa January Dr. T. Can aUth oldest resident physician and one of cur most honored and beloved citizens died yes. Urday morning.

Dr. Darnall wasbur led to-day ever seen The Jed had been' in the family pearly every one In OdlliDud his death is keen lelt and his place cannot be filled In the homes tndtheheaiaof many. AHant rKui 4. Girasne GL January cIaLj-7esterd 4 while bunting just over the line in Pus count Pettr Akin ion of Davjd Akin waa kmed. Yoan Akin was bun tin and while la the act of getting star a fenced the run Was dlscharted the contents entering hit head from the effects of which he In.

Jiantlydlcd. Pter Akin was a bright and proes. iairKyountman under twenty yean of ijy fi itf fJ. Sfe. portrait of P.

H. Eusi the oldest tying V- thlwriisedl forthereMefoftheiuffererrby ii the tteent earthquake la Bpalo. 4 9TATB SPECIALS CONDENSE county in a few weekfc In Stewart County. GL. Jan uaiy 9.

9. election in this count resulted JnttetoUo wing Ordinary 1. B. Latlmer sheriff JBvGrlfns clerk uperiorcouit B. YHawcs tax collector GW Aid uxnceivfT JT Harrison uuryeyor I.

A. you coroner JBlhorntonj In Monroe County. Gt JanuaryU The election In this county iMonroeTU very exciting and warmly contested. EnCclent returns. from the precincts have been received to warrant.

the opinion that all the old county officers ar elected except the coroners fe December 9 The follow- big prisons were elected yesterday Ordinary George l2TAli ond clerk superior court KJI Wills D. B. Alexander tax ollectr E. Ii. plnbotham tax receiver T.

J. Hester treasurer John Wlltlte surveyor R. W. Cleveland acoroper B. B.

Beck. In Clinch County Ga. January 9. SpedaL The following is the result of the election In Clinch county Ordinary. Martin S.

Corbitt clerk superior couit W. A. cord sheriff. Jerry BE. Tefforda re' ceivtrof tax returns JC Jones tax collector G.

A. llsgtttr treasurer. H. C. Moore surveyor G.

hi. Dance coroner Wm. Parker. la Carroll County. CUJOLLtON Ga.

January 9. SpeclalT The election petfedoff quietly In this county. An un- meat large vote was polled with the following result SJ Brown ordinary JlfB KeHy clerk 21. Hewitt sheriff DTJrutchneld tax receiver WD Jotestax collector J. 8.

Tumlln treu. nrerBWEonner surveyor Gilbert Cole coroner. In Panldlng County DALLAS Ga. January 9. Special At election for county officers the following were elected Clerk superior court WL Fain ordinary C.

Scoggins sheriff-B. W. Russum county tress- urer G. W. MeBrayer tax receiver P.

11. Carter tax collector B. S. Williams coroner C. M.

Gray surveyor John Westbrook. commissioners A. Mauldlng 1. Pearson John N. high.

In Habsrsbam County. CLAEi svrus January 9. Special. The election held In this county for county officials related in the choice or the following Ordinary W. D.

Hill Clerk J. H. Addison sheriff Thomas I. GhastlfY tax collector David Purler receiver A. C.

Ingles treasurer. J. C. Allred surveyor Surges Smith coroner William Edmonds. The election excited unusual interest.

In Hancock County. Spun Os. January 9. SpecIal. Dr.

3. T. Andrews who has been clerk of the Hancock superior court for several years past and who WM defeated for the office in the election or the 7th inst. by Mr. J.

T. Riley will contest the election and has employed Messrs. Jordan Lewis to rep. resent him. The governor has been telegraphed to cud asked not to issue Mr.

RUeys commlslon until the contest is decided. In Brooks County. QVITSUN January 9. Special. The county election was the most hotly contested one ever seen in the county and resulted as follows For ordinary A.

P. Perham clerk. W. G. Bentley sheriff W.

A. McNeil tax rtcelver J. V. Phillips tax collector 8. 8.

Meadowi county surveyor 0. B. ONeal treasurer H. W. Sharps coroner E.

D. Ponder. Judge Perhani Is the present incumbent and a general in south Georgia. In Newton County. CovnclTON GL.

January The fol. lowing named gentlemen were yesterday elected to fill lie offices in this Newton county E. F. Edwards ordinary John B. Davis clerk superior court Newton Anderson sheriff SF Mlxon tax collector J.

Stephenson tax re celver 1. F. Henderson treasurer James Geiger county surveyor John eeman-coroaer. For county I. I.

w. Brown. John Headers T. J. Shepherd W.

U. Jones A. Hajs. The ordinary's office will probably be contested. In Forsyth County.

CUMMUOO Ga. January 9. Special. The election for county officers passed oft quietly. No nominations were made.

Out of the thirty- three candidates running the following were elected Ordinary. nry L. Hawkins clerk superior court 8. BPatteisonshritt KF Tinsley tax collector. James B.

Scott tax receiver Stephen Terry treasurer Jesse Clement county corn- robaloner W. D. Humphrev county surveyor. B. V.

Montgomery. The election was very doss no candidate getting a large majority. InKarly County. BLLKELY Ga. January 9.

Special. The election for county officers was one of the most excl. ting held for many years. Every indication points to the success of the following ticket B. Jones.

ordinary JW Alexander lr. clerk of superior court R. B. Teylor UK assessor T. 7.

Johnson tax collector E. Black sheriff U. Buchanan treasurer J. T. Williams surveyor James Batter coroner 11.

C. Fryer T. 21. Howard D. Mern tech W.

C. Shtfiield and. R. H. Lanier cunty commissioners.

The altman Council. QurrseAis January 9. Special. The new or and aldermen were inducted into office last evening and proceeded to elect the officers as follows Clerk and treasurer Milton C. Wade marshal H.

11 Elder night police. G. Raymond corporation attorney D. W. Bonn tree mayor pro tern Alderman U.

Mclntosb. Tbe town has keen dry since December but tbejuEtiitboard by universal. consent of tn csi will license the tale of whisky and charge thtIeor tsCO or like amount. In Terrell County. DAWSOS Gs.

Jinusry 9. The else- tionJpasBed off quietly. and Ten county has secured an efficient corps of officers for the ensuing two years. The lollowinj persons were elected U. B.

Bell ordinary J. C. F. Clarke clerk W. N.

TIomton sheriff W. E. B. Baldwin receiver John B. Crouch collector J.

D. Lain treasurer M. A. McSulty surveyor John Daniel coroner. There were no contests for any of these offices except those of sheriff and tax collector.

Mr Thornton- the present efficient sheriff was reelected by a decided majority- over hit worthy op. poneul Mr. J. B. Arent.

Mr. Crouch was chossa for the thud time as tax collector. defeating two excellent young men Messrs. Dennis Brim an Janice Judge Bell one the best ordinaries in Georgia was again' honored by re election JOT the third time. Jul6 3.

c. F. Clarke old veteran. who has been in the clerks oSice for over twenty years merited and rectlred re election. In.

Jiaxtow County CiBmsraix Ga. January The official vote of Bartow county for county officer 118 fonowsrheriffWWEobertJl ll AM. ruiklln 9904 ordinary 7. A. Howard 983' G.

ST Hcndricks 872 treasurer IL ST. Cobb 1091 A B. Vsndlver. tax collector R. AJWtoI1 3.

T. Linn 823 tax receiver W. W. Glen 878. A1 best South 867- tot clerk F.

opposition surveyor DWK Peacock 2 081 no Tppctltlont coroner. J. B. BowlaadTTW D. B.

lsuIi Tbere were several other candidates in the Celdj but have only given tie names of two ncelving the highest numbered votes Th ccusty wmrolstlpners elected are Mows JC MJlanJADobtJTLewi A A. Vincent and BT Lsake srs Howard CWbb Barton Gtna Durham ted Peacock were aH- re-elected Hr Howard hating odd the office ol ordinary for Tie Ejection let Whitfield DALTO January 9. tSpeciall-Theelec1tonfo Jfomity fcers of Whitfleld county resultsd at folo st For. ordinary Tjeema SM B. Berry 808 A rmswortli 188.

Sot clerk so rtor wurt-n. CBamlltonl803LPor then- BD Sank 1771 John 8anwm 511 wlver-JoeepliJaMrleBMtJf. QailUan2U4iL. wTbomason Johfl. RollIns 778 Bled.

SOGW Boslln er 2Ur iWvls 1Q5 nrer MNWoodj ML ST. Barrett. Ep.r air tax collector of this county through his coun- Daniel that oUtd contest tSeelection of ifr.1 avls Andrews and asked that his commission ba withheld untfihefcouldlhave a hearing. Mr II. w.

Dozier will also control the election Cp- turni from tahcochee county receiTred dayt show the election of James Caftleberry ordinary end clerk superior court Lafayette HMpesheriff Frank viechleyl tax collector JDB leK tax receiver W. B. if nrphy surveyor. There was no change In the old officers except tax collector for which position Mr. Frank V.

Schley defeated A. D. Beige by onezeajoriiy. Mr. Harps to notified the governor that be would contest the election.

rInTtltaIr County ng is the result of the election ed county officers a this county- Ordinary-Alex. McDuffic J- Clerk- superior court T. McBamTCounty surveyor- B. Graham :186 ThVabore were elected their own successors and- had no tion. E.

A. MoRse 481 B. 8. Livingston 427. Tax receiver-B.

G. McDuffle 819 ST. if. Cot tsr 98. Tax collector U.

flyals 659 G. MlzeU. County treasurer W. Ii. 671 Mc.

Faebl 258 Coroner Mimrns Its Albert. Payne colored 352. County D. 3' Meltae 4:17 and J. A.

Clements. 475. In Olethorpe County. LxxuGtoN January 9 Excitement was at fever heat over the county election. The ordinary and clerk were re-elected.

Judge Gilham having made a long and useful judge and Clerk GeorgeH Letter having. held that office for over two years. He Is without exception the best clerk In the state. Thomas D. Gilharo.

Ordinary George II. Clerk Edgar Maxwell Sheriff 0. E. Amason. Collector ST.

T. Young Treasurer J. T. England Re. Svi Young beat I.

Crowley one vote for treasurer and his election may be contested. In CowetaCounty NEwNASS GL January 9. SpeclaL The following Is a list of the county officers elected Ordinary B. Persons clerk superior court Daniel Swint sheriff George H. Carmichael tax receiver J.

B. Strong tax collector J. H. Shelnutt treasurer W. JCook surveyor P.

Herndon coroner SJ Shropshire county. commissioners W. W. tosser 1. A.

Hunter P. O. CoUlnawarth J. tiicsandilt Sewell. This was the nominated ticket.

There was lo opposition. 1 he city council elected I S. Couyers city clerk and re elected the following 3. T. Holllschief snerahal and Joseph Shannon deputy ST.

At- klEEon city attorney sad it W. Andrews tress- urer. In Franklin County. CJBNESVILLE Ga. January 9.

The following is the result of the. election for. county officers ef Franklin county for the next two years Leniusi N. Trlbble Oldlnary A. 1.

Neal. clerk tuperior court J. 3. C. Miller tax receiver C.

L. Mize tax collector Thomas C. Burton treasurer II. A. Conger surveyor H.

H. Hayes coroner 1. UcConuell sheriff. AM INCIDENT OF THE nay. The election passed off very quietly without any disturbances during the day.

About 8 o'clock at night as Mr. Dan W. Allan a medical student and prescription clerk in the drug store of Dr. U. Freta an was passing from the courthouse to his place of business he was struck in the face with a re ck thrown by a negro.

It cut a considerable gash in his Ieee inflicting an ugly flesh wound. This was the only dlstuibance reported In the county. In Milton County AznuAarrn Ga. January 9. At the election for justice of peace for the town district III.

J. teals was elected over A. Watt Ins by 8 rcRjoritr. In the election for county officers W. II.

Nesblt the present Incumbent was re-elected so far as heaid from by one vote. It requires the official count to determine which Is Nesbtt or Monls For clerk of superior court P. D. ilcCleskey was elected. J.

B. Parkersheriff wlth TT A. ssdeputy 3. Ka Shirley receiver taxreturns Perkins collector James Spencer eountgtreaa. urn JD Kimball county surveyor A NfiekoU coroner.

TJ3 A STRANGE TRAGEPY. In Which Suspected Boy Relieved From Blame. WBUCBTIIU January 9. Special. Oa yesterday an Inquest was held over the dead body jo little Oscar Ford a boy 01 about fifteen years of age and ton of J.

Ford of this county. He and Dan Cooper. a colored bey on Mr. Fords place hat taco out bun ting ld had stopped on their return home to try each others fire arms at a mark the negro boy having a pistol. Oscar shot the pistol and rocked both barrels of the gun and handed it to the negro boy to shoot which he did Oscar telling him at the same time to ee careful that the left hammer would not stand.

The ntg19 boy went to see bow close he shot ti the mark and returned to where Oscar was standing swinging the gun in his right hand. The evidence disclosed that at this point Oscar for mischief pointed the empty plitol at the nero boy and- told him to lookout to which the negro paid no attention as he stated he did not think Oscar aimed to harm him and about this time the gun fired. the whole load lodging in the right tide of the little boy brukillrone of his ribs and driving it pertly In. The negro says he don't know how the gun cause to go oft but it Is supposed he started Innocently however. to raise the gun up is Oscar said lookout and the hammer striking his body In tome way went duwo.

The boy lived only a short while but before he died said for none of the family to harm Dan about It as he did it secidently The jury rendered the verdict accordingly finding that he was accidentally killed by an Cooper bnibynegllgent and careless handling of the Mr. E. D. Herrin rielng foreman. He was burled yesterday afternoon In the old Cooper burial ground.

Adyevtlslig the South From the Macon Evening News. One effect of th recent visit of Mr. Randall and some of his political friends does not seem to have caught the attention of the southern press. The visit his largely advertised the south and in a way altogether favorable. Many of the northern and western papers" that have comnenj upon the visit have' had.

much to say concerning the farming and manufar- luring advantages of this section. Mr. Randall's speeches while In the south all of them containing high praise of the south's peculiarly favorable situation as a fanning mining and manufacturing- center have had wide publicity throughout the country. All thia must result In awakening Inter est in the toutb and In inducing a good class of people to seek-homes within her borders. Colonel A.

McClureofthePhlladelph3 accompaniedby two Press representativesrwflj icon start upon a tour of observation through the Colonel Mcclure la mn of liberal views' arid ranch Influence and. as he is already shown a fBvnmniA fntOTOait 4n 4 ia ontttK kA ln These twovisits and some other minor fineness in conjunction witlt the New Orleans JXtton exposition wilt give the material nterests of the ion th more prominence then they ever had ere that this lsaJlOa Is needed to let the stream of emigration fio ln la this Olrection. TherearetJOsela toe south who p1cc emigration 01. oP1Qltlgnera law her limits. Perh I tnercare those who opposed any kiadof migration.

Thtra people are mlnakea. Alight In th Jail Psom the Ilawkthavllle Ga. News. Earn Durham and William Franklin two colored attaches of th PnlaskicouulTsaaia- 8Bfr became involved-In In dlfhealty in the jaJlthedaf after Chrjstmu and lrwklla carved Durham lit a terrible manner with a glass bottle. Durham alarmed tha town by.

linffhelp murd 1" etij and combatants- were finally reachei- tha brio oon of the cells wr covered with blood In fact the crimson correnV of A i poois wmDl8jrg irucutin Durham's Umpla and on oaeslda iltalaMI. TJtitrit ranbA tn 1 pen to4 D' Grace Some of th Wnjri rbrtti4 fii AMM 3 INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS OF' fc A Peperats sneEr Klll la Wan-en County-A Badly a Sign for Bi Aeef. ntlj-A'Gtntouje Earned ia IHI County-A jr BltUn by Bunks. Wddon Thompson colored cut Bill Hick eol crdwlh a moron the left arm. Thegasawaj five Inches long end.

penetrated to the bone. He was also cut on the left near theraonUv This happened at a party la Walton county at Mr. Berry oatIck Dr. Long administered the proper- iur1e TheWamnton Clipper ayi that Mr. 0 LWfl- bolt I letdlngfamer Siding' about one mile feces town by a well-directed i himself from a yiojenf death on MTmday mornlngof last week.

name of David Coleman had teen living on his place about eight years and this year came out In debt. Mr. offered to keep him another year and allow him to workout his Indebtedness but the negro refused all the terms that were made him. Seeing that It was the lattyrs Mention to leave Mr. WUholt in.

formed him that one of his effects should be taken Item the place until he had canceled his indebtedness. Coleman paid do attention to this but was moving Oft Wii. holt appeared and ordered the negroes la charge of thewagQila to leave the premises. At this juncture Coleman picked up an ax that was lying in the yard and approached Mr. WUholt in a threatening manner.

The' latter drew his pistol and told the negro to drop the tax or he would hoothim. Not heeding the warning Coleman continued to advance and when in about six feet of Mr. WUholt made a sudden spring with the ax uplifted. At this crisis Mr. Wilhoit discharged his pistol end Coleman fell the ball entering his shoulder near the.

neck. The shot will produce death. The physicians In attendance are unable to trace the direction taken by the ball. Another newspaper will be started In rtemnle during the present month and will be edited by one of the ablest men In Georgia. The parties desire their names withheld for the John Spencer who was arrested In Atlanta was taken to Cartersville and lodged In jail.

A negro boy named Henry Sweet seventeen years old In Mitchell county killed a boy about the same age In the' country near here. Several boy. were frolicking in the woods and that one of the party lisO a pistol which he discharged several times. Henry Sweet ok the pistol to examine it the other boys gathered around him and were looking on when by accident the weapon was exploded and simultaneous with the report Abe Livingston fell to the ground. the ball having penetrated his kull entering just above the right eye.

The wounded negro died and a commit. ment trial resulted in the acquittal of the accused. This lame boy a short time ago threatened to kill a white man by of Meahbunn daring him to come out of his house and loitering around his premises for some time with. a shot gun In hs hand. bother we of accidental shooting occurred a few miles from Camilla on the plantation of Mr.

LWIngale A negro Swnce to frighten his Wife who was afraid of the fight of apistoLpicked up one that he supposed to be empty and snapped It at her when to Ms consternation she fell back with a 82 taUbre ball in her head. She IS yet alive but Dr. Wood. who Is attending her. Informs us that the cannot possibly recover.

Another sad tragedy occurred near the same place Little Ellis an year son of Sir. A. T. Miller Using eight miles east of Sunday morning chased a rabbit to a hollow stump and running to the stump the little fellow thrust his hand Into the hole to catch the rabbit when he was bitten by a rattlesnake from. the fleets of which he died this morning.

Some time since Hon. J. R. Billion of Hancock had his hand very severely cut up In his steam gin. The wound was quite a severe one cutting the hired through in several places from.

palm to back. ills suffering has been intense. While auf firing with his hand another affliction beZel Cap lain Ember his residence was set on fire. The fire hid made such headway that It was Impossible to cheek it and in his enfeebled condition he was compelled to stand aside and tee the commodious residence in which he had reared an honored family and expected to spend a happy and contented old rge burn down before him. He was enabled to save but a part of Ma household turni tare The stockholders of the Randolph county manufacturing company ht a meeting last Thurs day and elected the following ulcers President D.

B. McWilliams vice-president 1. W. Aven treasurer C. N.

Simpson secretary. G. PBazSeld. A. J.

Allison C. N. Simpson and O. F. Bufleld rectors.

The capacity of the factoty has been increased 85 per cent. the new machinery has all been put In and adjusted and work will be returned to-day with far more orders thancan possibly be filled. One day last week Mr. J. E.

Brewer of Elberton found it necessary to reprimand one of his bands at the livery stable and liter doing so turned oft to go into his office whereupon the ne groplcbd up a stick of wood andstruck Mr. Brewer a severe blow on. the' side of the head knocking him down. Some other gentleman be ing near prevented the negro' from' striking him a second Urns. Mr.

Brewer was painfully but not seriously hurt. finally go the. worst nhouae of Mr. G. W.

Thompson a few miles from this city in Lee county was destroyed by fire Tuesday night. There was stored la the ginhonse about 800 bushels of cotton seed- and this. together with the building gins etc. were burned. Mr Thompson estimates his loss at 1 too on which he had insurance to the amount of ircO The county COmmll810Deri of Floyd have offered reward of tiO for the apprehension of Henry Gregg a colored convict who escaped from the county cbalngapgonthe15th of last math.

Thefpririg teraipf Louisville. hlg school Pro fessoirC. II a Jackson principal. opens on Monday jn rtyi2ih inttiwlth flatteringprospects. MrvTyAiCoxcf Hebronhas cabbages and English peas up and looking well The new Catholic church building Sanders.

Tllleis covered In and surmounted by thefraoi9J I v.Vin\HasUtt the 27th of December aftera long an useful ca veer as a member of the Baptist church honored and beloved by all who knew him. lie was born in iAbbevWe S. Con the 18th of lJnlWfl8J7 an while quite young moved with his parents to Wal. itoncounty la this Itte to the. 2Sth of AprIIY U27he married Miss" Slahaley Coleyof JeitaIS county.

In :182 he came tQ UW1nDet where ha" lived until hit death-A short time alter his mar. rlage he joined the Baptist church I began a ministry in 1831 and was faithful to hit charge tori 3 yearsHe raised afamily ol eleven cUIldrea to tan ohllatur1 live of whom his faith- tel Consort preceded hint to the spirit landr SS ia iv I vegetable tonics quickly andjwmpletely lt I-1' II i i TlTn lrTifiaai st ejnotlrjuretheteeacauseheadachexr Uodace constipation Jrmaedtdnaao. Itenrlchesandpnrifieathebl thaappeatealds the assimilation of toc4te- lleves Heartburn arid Belching and itrengia- ens the muscles and nerves. A. lfi For Interriltteflt Fevers Lassfiude Lad of Energyo it has no equaliJ afe Cfct The genuine has above tnuta mark and Crossedredunea on wrapper TakenooQier tti WifV R18W3 CHKnci co.

aujpiowt A 9 fc i wiP ft Drs BETTS BETTS. ueu 5oi 83 WHITEHALL STEfiT ATLANTA GA W. IL Betts D. the consulting physician. Is the oldest.

most successful. best known specialist in the world. A graduate from tour medical colleges yean experience and extensive practice in England France and America and has secured a world-wide reputation in the treatment and cure of prtvate Kervous and Chronic Diseases embracing Seminal Weakness ultlhg. from tar discretions Lost Manhood and Abuses of the Sys. sarburremedlei act quickly and cure permanently ebflltv.

Spermatorrhoea i losses night Emla- of" vital power Steepleasnees Despondency Loss of Memory. Con fusion of Ideas. Blue' before the eyes. Lassitude. Languor Gloominess Depression of Bplritaivemion to sodetyeasily dli.

coursged lack of dull listless unfit Jorstudy or business and finds Ufa a burden i 8afeIypenaaneBtlyand privately cured. little In its results completely eradicated without the use of mercury. Scrofula ryslphelas lever Sores Blotches Pimples Ulcers Pains la the head and ones Syphilitic Sore Throat Mouth and-Tongue Glandular enlargements of the neck. Rheumatism Catarrh etc. etc.

permanently cured when others have failed. i TTDThT 1 Kidney and Bladder LrliliN All 1 troubles weak bactbani- lDg urine. frequency of urinating urine high do. seed or milky sediment on standing Gonorrhoa Gleet Cystitis etc- promptly and safely cured. Charges reasonable.

Address" hoaav8 LfBS. Jr OC J- Impaired themselves' by improper Indulgence and solitary habits which ruin both mind and body unfitting them for business study or' marriage. Remarkable cures effected In oldcases which have' been neglected or unskillfully tretaL No npo rimtntl or faflurea. Parties treated by mail or express in any part of the. world.

Charges moderate and curable mites guaranteed. Send for list of Questions and Guide to Health. Enclose stamp. Address WHBBtlSaiVD dwky XWhitehall 8t Atlanta Ga. THEWOHDEROFHEAUKGl Eead te.

Our Catarrh Ca speeIaH3 ernailvo properties of the Extract lyasat ilyrlnTe Invaluable use in catart i list affections fiatDplaamS Jnexpensiva promptlynia BiirecHrfll lsyi3dAngtrons Tor Pile Iflind BIe dln Itth. For s71c Oia Sore or Owen 1 lUacUonuponthesatamcstrtmailiabln. Wed. enuiM lot I' s1O3Di 1 S1oii rti i letter it MitnatrtoU Wfertfnun ttonTredwky next rdmtnol Green Bateman fjj JSv5 7K4 Pfeg wJ3 fi SM sa VM 5 ifi DI figl 0iB O- Dfc CT itS lfT T3 i Mt. rif 7 iff 3 li' isf SI I as iai LIMITED-EXPRESS Sfow Xeaves th Union Deot No Change of Gfe NannaBoudoirDInhigsad fileeplniCars iaa ON YM Berths and rooms secured a month in advance.

T' THEiiOWEST SAM. B. WEBB Pass. Agent. GCTENKKB A-- TO- jcn SI ifj 4- Pdffl cement Plaster fJK dP illilTr i IBIM Sm Special railroad rates to aouUiern patroor.

to hialarge and varied stock for" the Oranges. Lemons Applei andNnta of all American and Imported I Cask Very nn Port wine iCaakVery FtneBsierryWine Madeira- Also aH kinda of Wines forCoon A more bushdaiBye and receIvedaWillhavahl ttocc-ieed-Iril and frei Garden Seeds by the 1st Jtnniry 15. wssm rpa Mt UrtjOsja a aj hS lSJc. JOitJlI 1 i- ir iia lt 3 Dttfi are tend of alla iar wa. commIssion system.

Georgia has had Am ca No syte allace The MeiipUsandCaarlestoaraflrl fewedla 18TT to East. Tennessee for I niflt one section of the lease Uwsf I that theleasrcouldbejbrokea oaiixl jiotiee- In ta amendment tor the lei iight to dw ntinue- or annul oa six zoatee was retained by the EastTennd taken frost the Memphis and Chariest wa that the JJa should jesuma If em phi's and oatiig debt. This was not aone an I understood that. Memphis and Chi cfeuld annul the lease on six months' ji uatjaefc general Thomaroffared to th East Tennessee individually all I lug debt of the Memphis and Chrlri the JEast Tennesse which was Ceperal Thomas now owns the majl fejftmphi end Charleston st ck au sirei th lease tanreied can give six zotice to the Fast Tennessee The Committee Fifteen. 1 5te annrtteeTOrnposed of fifteen I passenger agents of tine.

interested 1 ertt traffic met at the. Gait house. yes consider the condition oi travel south the stability of tha rate schedule that le' xnulgted severalrnonth ago. Port- erehavebeenrtmorsof acu in. 11 i but juat where the rat came fromwaj Ihorita lively stated until the membl committee began to arrive in the eitvl 5.

ritrJottrnil reporter was Informed Jf 5e that aom very serious cilia had been northwestern lines by which tra4 lower rates from extreme points could from Chicago and that throng iaown trick of the jhrewd traveler pon to Chicago was used after whlen of the ticket tell intothe hands of tH sfidfdtnloraliied the Central anti tie Wabash were i jlth a failureto" live up to tie aud was to look into theseJmatteriL mah E. P. Wilson-called the meeting The committee nt into secrel thifrvEt Wilson ol the Qj 4 Cr scent in the chair at ii o'clock th exception cf a siort recess for die ba until six o'clock last evening the of the committee t- present a number of general pWengl I who came by special invitation tot I lathe deliberations and give the I the benefit of their advice. The I i LuUd muck longer than maj posed it would and it was said to rather slormy at times. The Illinois Ceutr-alclairni to be IL 1 line to New Orleans and with tttel siid Other prorating lines Was dJ contend for lower rate- to that point were finally held to- the Id 1- lures though Kansas Clty St Louis Ohic EvansvaieLouis ville CSne nnati and all waVa through Illinois lndi naIowaMje rangementa promulgated last demand from connecting lines ful tioaf rates Under the agreement I i bound to adhere to the rates that heretofore.

A Ttae coBrtnittfca fifteen was repri the following rnem ershipi PJ- I sad C. route chairman iV 5' railroad A. Hanson J. Pennsylvania eompanyVJ Duien A. Pope and raS Blaughter B.

and railroad by B. ff Wrenn. T. V. au rail Elnlthr C.

CCand I railroad Wood Pennsylvania railroad poaA C. lice. Th re were also present by fan ChaddleJ George Charlton Chicago and Alto TanV N. Of and railroad IL. S.

Townsed jrc- P. nu wsyj Ctho 8 Lt W. S- Baldw ar was instrtcted taid circulate a. form of cent act properly execu more tisilforni in Bythfr agreement trnnif Un- wUred oahorUathe limit ficfaWty aHowrpgfive di eU4 fifteen days roy the rip tLne matter wetu presentedj I the and a subsequent meeting. line-1 diicusied the questioa of southern cities" to Yashin ton inaugural ceremonies.

It war I onilfew Weans sd other soQthwestern psi sited fare lor the rtfokd geatrel szl that i olital tleiiiJa1 uniform ttader. coi aand xtjnndtriptOrlM Bfc pa Ihe majority of the gentt go to attend tn meeting cigotoaU tthesubject rff Songs Sever Sn There are who touch the agiej AIM I for those who never Okalettenhowiisnethaoth thtfothe dar knd i wy nUtOMjr1 thafthatpiaoe He writs a red rta aitoa tDdWaterribleaUackfn vHBuyltB8. I hrAly know wna to lake PAJJCEKS Tosic. I did sof jl took four dew The effect oe wko ba asthma tell him lwVf TOKIC will ev Thwewasa man wltor whom the pt lamMt- it only taunts us wj leh arc here born i1f oSE fifTSi DOORS1 i ir. ip i ii 14 itoa4t th Oirg- un 41JJ nWhJoh II Cmd Jrol JUa1tII.

1 A. GCST Jlnar The iA jUa1 tb1amOl1lbll 1Jp a1ed fio id irea inr c1J0rder oUlle board of c1. excUemenlfor jfhu hewiureof iil li cinili1ouOth the uffi a ure to 4tN i a andwhen i I brUle 8 thatthe pr zeIerrd Jot 011lr th ioo wn. i wTl1. CuLl U011t.

I i barefallen IarJtllslnce oJ. Roberti. i finf118ta The. theblI1k JiiNtwYort Dwl Cr onone whi det ofthe iff lnoJ 110000 th jC1J ec toLanae CuoUna' Nortbeaat- nnol4. iA muom Bo ertl the iof eUl tho tI f' 1Ihenihe JOI1WU Hhelchtme aUo qmopof m1 g1Tlnp id n' Wn ci ut thebQndL a Whteverwith ndwhen thedlKcton oltbedirectora depi 1t.

I1051t rs. dA 2 1Ii. Ero' 1er attom lI If neea. 1w d1f ldled i tyetght SJJ1 I trr 1h8lBetl comp subout fracUonoltheBtate roadleecewoith 110 Bco seta ia. blUUes it fCJOO div1den a f1IB of 710 il.

J. ythe seilthgthe pre ldent i 4kmoun 1Dg GL. The rtlllin most ii PiQbblybe 11 th 1 the tWoolbrlaht jfOf term lted much the tly Jt' 5" lum UI baJlCupon an jt an the iw :3. i GL. 9.

wn ftiltnown wh l1ch th vered J1niHcNealln eDS leg i' tcne fr i I Ja. arato ef derthe iUODi sobeurd neuthe Th bonewabl bed 114eoftl1eroa1. RC hai leen ls be skuiLwttte it erc otbis thof varaa GL Dr. UiliUt he o1deatzeatdenl pbp1clQand inOthc nom ovedc1Uzen dl tdalm Dama11wuburled 4Iay and his I uS one of the 1rgt seen in Grf1lnThe thefamUl of keenly felLudh 1aceannotbemIed mUle ofJl1nY. hU tnm co ty r' ODot DT 4 l1 r' 1fIh11JU11r.

IllCllhUe he finceuie dlchari hc ntenta elJI1 i olu I tf Bl Te beelipraeued tfitha UfHJze' ii' 1 cOr tDit ol esf.m1rtng\ tmbfr of the eomPAD7. whomiai hl PI ft 8t11 AftJi JOAlJ tf ZfJ 1IIade. l. 4f' ftJranllODY Glon to liii a fGil lay- J888 a. j.

1 i HE Il CJIQJ Ijk work I 11SoeiOu Jvmtake iote on it fewweek. teranount1. LteirriI nuUj9 Specl Th 1tresultedln following 1gLOr- JUmerfsher BGrlftlec wa taXftCtlTl1tl1 PLlUlTe1OrIL 1. B. IhomtoJU Uo 1r eCo 1tr.

arf94gpecl1T1 1 Inthli OuntjYori JYU warmljcontelte ctent retuma bnebeeJire ol co er. InE1b tlt1 Eu lt De EIiibei i mt l7" ef petSj ere elec ait. 1na1v de igtL 1 rP B1lJgg1Db thami xJeCetver Bei trl' urer hn CllvelandicotOner BB HtJlDTIIU The Ot lfJ1ary. 1 ff 1' Jj jt A 1 Moore8Ulveyor ro cnu. Count The fBfed oft weur fct Ji iW e1 iv bifO tmt i i At oIDctnthe superlorcourt.

W. I. ordi countytre9. MOrAY rson The elect10Ilheld I rter Dr. and' Rlleywill em loyed The ev Bentllt hvOe icJ I he oCOllRtor eJ PO Dder.

1n Geo a. filUhe oflcain FEdwards Mlo co nJ. AJ dr S. lger coF rW n. Do WO A1.

H7 9. The three candldateslunJllng oo rt lp ti 70nr Sh1fri1 c1t Br JamesR. taxreecfver N. DHumphrey In Early The 3. W.

lY. asf cr trt urer BI1 ter roronerll. Quutman The my Din I night' W. Ronntree R. town DecemberSlst llttDt boarc tile Is.iwllllfcense whtakland Ikemount wso Sp The Uon psssed couutih88 corplof to aWJRfl I er 1ve tc i ne ilil ft MesmDeunfa Br1mand Wc Gammageludge ohhebesl I 4D ho hubeenln 61tT7ears It ire4 arto1FC untr ILiEGa The ofl1clal of Uiitr.

rco11J tio1li erS 1i. afon Vno A Ward. GW drl 1J Co 1. fpG 9OIxcoll 911 JT ww Gln 1876A be tS JLh 7i0 erkf IU1 i 1 1ili4K There rldbu haveoul le J1ralilof the rOf yotesThe OOU1lt eIectedareu 10UowlJ. IJ1IDi r' A.

obbltJ T. LeWlIi" AV1ncenloId Eo Juake lIeS8 be uton GlnlJt DurbamzjdPeaeock h1e ilIod ordInarrJOl' 1 1- fo1J01I' or 1P 7Ieemab82Sf1t1 ft f' iimJio lerk riOllOu IL flamillon. l801-F rcbJ27 Johu8AD fu ttTet-l tPh rle M8JfP. QuUhian 2df- Ui Z36Jolut iBol11tlk Zn T. NI 8tufqrd16JV fR arax COUMi torlW.1FbldltrSTi86am BfedS61GW.

I thomllf IaDa 11 dR a. Un Iert al vll1Q3f. i eoUJIty Wooa 1 1" N. t1olli2tCoUDtf mrv1 Wi If dC WrJ Thoms A.L SutberJnd 1111 a U. Fox tltIt7 Iitnerj 173ti lAILIJIlDiIIIO N.

de oni62i V. 196rBA. wr eh 114 oi 8IITiai 611l d' 1. 417o. IIMBIiri1S liffl i' tc iJJf ljt ttP i fc 1 w' 9 VnJsG uar79 Jt lr ilJr jeftCo1 JThon notified poV iM Daniel h' nt Sf th election clrJ1 ia Dozlerw111 IheelecUqn.

1i fromCbattabcochee rece redto-clal1 re1ectionofJmes CUtlebeiTiOrdinarr. iuper1oiro 11 Rir FrankVSchl JDBag1e X. EfIlll byt ZTherewj1ll te tfD l1 onemajorltyMr1Irpe tolh11l0Ulled thegoTernof contesUl1oel U01k hTeIfaI1 countt Gia Ur19r Pecial ih follow. big rmIlQfthee1ectlonotc tfomcera JJ1UlJcountr- Ordin trA1cL. Cler1quperIot.

S. Ra rC9 ntr surveyor KGr The hadno posi. 1 rli 8 ter98. R7als65U. 2Zd.

treasurer A. Eachfri2 w. coored152. t' weaUever couutlelecUon Jl dgoGUhaun hlvingheld omceJor forty. two thutte Gll am IIater gar Yuw oungj corder Dave Wynne De ut Sheriff Commit- 8 W.

T. Land Coweta County. The superlotcoutt 1. Cook A. S.

J. 8hro blre D. SlIts and N. Thiswaa dt HQlIb chief nhaland ShDnondeput1 Y. lJrEoDcity tr Count IOftbe woyears I htrih et fi Jh- rj quletlywithontany Soclockat stud crlJUou Freunan tohla wl5ltruck cu li tl IJ fi ft dfstul blnce Lilt MUtonOouuty Ga.

9. At forthe wn S- A. 1Jby8 oflcelt. IncuD nt. courtP.

keywu Parker sheriff wtthW Joli Ki icountyaurveYQr. AN. ASTRA GE TR GEOY JiReU ved Spec1a1J dJJo hunUng hadetopped theirreturn it others1lre the oUhe shoot I i th cunin pafdno I tedhe dlilnot loadlodgthg lIttlebor nt now S1J Gled lnn ltl1 lo lcut" wo. Theboyl1ved lam it' Thejuny thane nan erb bynfgIJ8 1hndM1esihandlfng gun fter 1oon1n Co oper ofthti 1 liUcallrlend does. heem ugbl atten on ofUl iotlthem Press.

theou l1d altogetherfavorbIeManyoJIl1e niJrtheni' comQented upon Bat the farmiDgnd gl If rt aeaL mr rJr. lee homei A Tfu1 1i. accompanied two1ress representatives wilt mut1. CoonellfcClure dll1ownai i 10 thW 1 to her. tit' i.

K1 two visits othetrll1l1o WiU1theNewOrleau xpoalUol1. fJve. 1 2W flI 4 to etthei BtnJaIllofemfgratlon101flllflotbU iTbereue those 81nit elou ID lIlX1 there aretboae allJk1noJ of i1ii i in nl IZ. na cllihi i JaiUhe day atmul' ll l1dIL io 4 J7 lnKtth 1p lDurderle al wflel th mb ntaLerLJ Jl leaeb ith rto JI4O I' e4) ltb. ldII1 4 Mi 1 iYis' ufii l1' Pl a urilUtti lIa- to JJ.

lJ" F. aJ hll 0l1J1dH 811 cl Gj e. lr ui jreta Jvcl roT d- jtl th. Wof' rht1rounde4cIarke 11JOReq pintl thl IUd tk ft CJIciY a i THElli ws tG RGrA il4 i1f1han orOIl thnefI dpenetrited toUle bon a heront jn 1 ne rt1ixi. ti 1 1' t1111 Wa1 unti thepro 1 TheWanenwn CltpPer JA1pa YriQ i 1 i.

ir ut- mnei 3 iell ed hlmseIfi fi ji 1 di oiY Ti ek. A nef lthenam ofDav le 4 een. QJ J1If1a JC ianct th1 e. outlndebL Wilhoil fute lma other a 1dallQW work l1lmdebtedness bUltheneiro ref t1i termi thatweremadeblI 1 1i. fas iten on leTeIrWUhoUtn lormedb nithAl fh14 etrecta.

hQiil4 fromJhe hi3' in rloAttentiontG thJl. but raa moving' ppearedndorder Ul leavelhe plck J1Inrfn sp1stol told' thetu he fheothlmNoHh ing tl1eftJUiDr.Oo nUnue whenlnbouhide IflWUhoU V1th ax Ai 1s ldCOlemI1 fell. bl1enterlngh1J TheEhot pr dn ontb bee41ted ol1eol 1egro kiU daboy lro ckiDg ndtht teok lstol itthe byaecidentthe I Was exp ded ie rt ire. Ihewounded Thl8l1me Wa Inghlmto rtnt a8bot guntn B. Wingal yUewho pl8to plcked ped th old1011 ofHr JMiller hollow stum I rabb ome Thew-eund Sutr rlDg beeI1intense.

felCAp bllr re. im lble che It coDU fauuilyazid happyand n. tel1tedold h1mHewas toaaTe houaeholdfum1 IlandolphcOunty UfIIo el ted oinc rs lresidelll DIt 4vcnr A bere- day drla6t 01. necessaryto theliv ry thene- upa andst ofthe kD lDg dQwn. othergent ema lagnear ventOO lghtIn 1" pPi butnOI hurt.

The Jl go hll c1t1in unty Yfire Tuesdarnlght red ginhouaeabout cottonseed al bum d. Th J6ol1 l1i. on i haveoirerii a ardof tJJfortheappr hemton. nry gpaC IOledconvicl ho escapectfto ni4e aiD 9Dthe15U1 ofJan. l1tl term IoUin ei hfgllchoOJt1' Of Hi.

Jack80n C11 h. lest with ter prospects. HrYA xi ofHebroDhucabbageaand lEDglliI uupindlOO In wen d. Catho1cchUrch wills co red andwrrnountedJ1t Jt 1 of. and dso 1i sprre 4.

i JI of w1J neti ntjidt tiled 1 th 27uiof. ecemberiaitei-- Jo n4UJ fu of. chutchhoaored andbeloTOO bytJJwho borl1in'- th ant toneouJl tr QuUle28U1 OfA lfI Lmamed Coley. of death. wu cbugelori an.

He a fuIi. 11 ol4leTen Jean wbomi wilt jul oJlsortPreced JWIto th Jan IRlij 1 tj 1 iP TIi tIn ifSritJ 1 i glt i lam Ii eHI tI-ti" itkaN 4. iiii it 1 ft i 0 i lirII 7fJ5. I 1 ji' I qf 10 a 1111 BESlJ NIC. diclr mbi riiihoi wt 1tPtIra ng tabletonlCSCluicklvand eomcl teJ1.

Cure. epafriJDdJleattftnlWeaJmealt to imr JlI dueyaJUl4 fver. I a and all Who lead sedentary liyea- ltdoeznotinjure the teeth ausehe dachef. uceconaU tion Iron rzedcinzs IU enrfcheund purifies the thebloodatlmuiatel thUP titelaida MB1mUAUon. Of reo.

eie Ud Energy 01 marka tr03Scdred lines wn el1AUnoother. i icicum co 1j If 1 UedicaI and SuriIcaiDbP rr. LL BTBEIT. ATLANTA Be theco 18Ultn ff moosucce afulbeJt co PrivateNervoua re LosUanhood mdAbtuEI ur rem dlet 1ideure perm. V' DebnJty" TT Bem1nal 108SCB Itteo an dencrIoss Confusion JUsrg confidence- duIliuiitlesa for ltu dll1fe SafeIYbien BLO SKIli1seaaesBJphWI i I disea8e moat hor- Y.

SCro Kry51pheIatlev8r hg' Oa dUlarenlrgementaofthe th fJfk. Ii ur1 URINARy troKJgr-lr milk ent atandingGonorr ietCySUUJ bIe. mPtlland B. elrhohave nproper JnduIgeJ1csand lOl1tr1habita. wb1chrufn ted old eases trlaWLNo mail i OIlJmd M1Ik 3YWhJ TH yroK EROFHEALIHGI n.

oft Eztrad. faUlsonJyl1 i. allCWoU dAoforthls c1l8eue0 Cold III' 11 nrauv a 1Ice. euraIgi Tqotb i I a emorrhages Ufcmq li oed1lJ D4it0ppe4. ipbth tl UllmecmeJJ pnelltDUaa Dle ala.

hi Ills greatest rleen01cl80rea pea StclpUaxtupoaiI1eliOUm InmarUbl Cndlq pND8n1Ucr Ja IJM 7 Ime don mumwMtcO dr. ZTAAcr. lit. glass. end I4.

i' rc ad tItIIInI 3054 dMrltflfRlJJ JL NriSEXTIACT SIoo i7 i 0Iet. Crcam TOO Catani4. 1..7. tnft lrrlc 0 PIaster. 5.

i ModItd JamUJSJdMeiShOOtJ 3 Ui II lit jr wM Nu osaDDox QND rllAC 9if' I1 rtlr 0 ON r. ff b. if. 1 1ifrc 10 ffCg 1 I 4 1 oO 6 UJ Ji i tI illtI1tlli' m' il t' lb 1 TEE MrrED1 XPRESS ThAIL fJr i it 1 i mlJD' nM 1lllr 2 iI i rO oCh' hgEtQf Ca yr A. RIp D4 a tJtdh O' iA.

CHRISTMAS SH Qln WINEg1ANDLIQUOJt Rnr ri 1 iittmtrg k. ore. b. uahel. BandBr1el received WillhavahfJ 4 Ild Seedb1UI JIl1 i.

i ii i 0 JjIi I' ft. QN. 88 CLOSED TS DOORS. THE. BANKOFAUGUSTA 13ys Prnidst Xosdit DownWlth BondLUpo Whbh C3Ido ThEtitoricfthiraflu S4ttICUJ Ths 4soU X4abIlit1U jtifrontdocrTea4Ing Cloud b7 order dlrectora.

i czcftement Iora a. the bnkfterthbud Otherbnkzissiiredth poP A gUta i'o 4 ftedepoettcr1wcrecumed dollzrcrddller qnietedwn flow TUZ WLUL befsUvreotthabank1inoaurprieeu Itsd 1cethaTefI1eno I rm w. Uth Thenotei wasforeedbythefa1Iure 1waident lot I Joan of to tom 6. cney heae ben iscited 3dm asa theasstgneea I ilI a I rrsoptaaag. Tbeseaetacomprlseiboutf2lo000 1 I fractlonoftha leegeworth I r.

ef Nt i. ij em yaB1ILB1tIn2s. 7 pos- not Jbi twenty-thousand Courtin i 4. I wJil recently 3. Ir andablelust j- eyerad.

nearthe jj j- one theskull 2 i. sparate 5 ard fl. Lorse besnattbeplacewherehewc loundtllt4atecuts ben Tbephyalciani sy 1 ClIFFS DarndUtbsoldest jn andbeloyed wubuxied funeral one 4. Ieilindhlsplacecannoibo A flantr Ruled. 4 i.

bunting 3 th I- itanli d1cd. PeterAkin nndertwentyyearsofga It O1deatJLpublic fliui Ga. January SpeC1sL.T Re L. Euesifl theeoinpaniyb uia his j- Beltet tar th lnIaed 8Avrnu. GL Jannary 11 hUced02forthereliefoZthnnerenb ii 1h eIUflttthqUke1flg4In TATSPECLACONDNSEJ frTomStanieyIgat Gcoeee rtyey In accordance wit theapptoprlatlon aft000madebycongress.

szreonyGroe Is to ueIc1 igagdaderenonth i 1fl5feMhi1taSrebeing uade by aomeof the lWbcs1nAthe leg 4 d7MetoyInAIe klfflblALsut T- ItNt z- THE STATEELECTtON51 aasozoesmi. Ja' ZOkIOn went pz blbttion bjdl majority and the good workstilIgeiCn. VIlta1eavcte in the. Ga. January tIonInth1icount Inthe 3.

BGris luperlor ut. 0. W. tax necelYr J. corvnerJ.

Forst i fla- Jiiiiary Monroe was ntj beEnreceired oidjcounty are JR lb vonnti. LElBTO eOrea Almond lt it. eeilr couz Y. ceiver of I. C.

ones yerFcdoffqnletly re- S. 3. JhIBKelly w. D. Jotes 1 a 8 urer B.

W. Loaner taxreceiver taxtoliector sher1ffTborsu resenthim. Thegoveruor I F. co ector re- eeinan coroner. The Henry ii.

Patterson shertil ts intoofficalast CWade mayerpro dryslnceDecexnbeyslst nsw1l tlco ofrquietly oB ers Ttefoiiowingpersons Laing hirCroncls and Gammage. aF. andreceired re- follows EherIWWJlobertjinje 9904ordhnary A 90 A. Barton Al- 57 Durham 2203 no D. ST.

2011 Rowland. 7O haveonlygiven. ceising The. ccugtycomesIsloners elecedaru1oIIowz I1ian 7. Dobtf J.

Lewis Messrt flowarCobbllsrtonGInn wereeliveelectod bavlngbcidtlieofficeof consecutIve termiof font roars each. 4 The eleijIon for Cunty rdlnuy-J Tzeeman t8 A. 1io 1803. or 8. DBsrch hansom51 Tax vPtreT.Joeep1 boyle tie 231 John- N.

Statford. 146 Was. P. RusSell B9 Tax 3. Ftncr 562 0 W.

Thomas Dayid Rosllnger 212 COUflt7t3nrerLNW 997l taUons 4 Connty IooreMs WUBoyd431 WJ Thomu 26L Coroner-A. CountyeomsniesioneTuT IL 873 A If. Lynn 629 0. Henderson 821 ST. 815 PReberlsl96 Afrreneh614 WmjIeiabb 352 Tiestoui 811 D.

Mltchetl JLi. 5 5. In lucugee County C4LvxBrL ci January Today CaptaInWIlIlaui BcddJr. the deleafedeanGldate for tel Colonel Thornton Governor Mc- be would the 3fr. Davis be.

until be could. have iv ill of tam 3. 0 Reedy tix receiver. InCbattahoochee County Ii CoLrsBrs Ga. aiinary Th re- Cbattalicochee d571 Harps sheriff VPcbley taxcmlleetor collectorfor In TelfatrUounty NcBtz CL January The tnthb B.

McIla' 064 County electtdthelrownvuecessort oppool- Emith. 670 JA. I werereelected YoungTreesurer lt Deputy eloners W. C. BirchmoreThomas It MossGeorgs Froith George.

ST. Whitehead ML Bathes. ibated The re- IS Thiswasthenorninaied i. 3. offvery medlcalstudexitand reck dlstsiibancereported Watkins by8 electedr Frerk DMcCleskefijas Ce pencer countynrveyor rgo1s ASTRA1iGHTRAGEPY On I coloredboy huntlngand boyhaving ahotthe Th standlngawinglng hisnight is erbutbyneglgentandear lgsg the seernto papers farmthgminlngand badwide Alithis ColoneiLM by south.

Colonel man favorsble Interest in the south there is every rca- Ion to believe that htsvlsltwillreaaliingreai gos1 thematonlal south befcrc We believe Is- alt It at toset theatream flowing Tbere are In op- lerhcpa are kia Thcaspasspieaxeniiitatea Arlghtiutbijali I the Pulachi county chain. pngbeesme jail the a th selling help murder et when the reachetthe Esora werecoycred lits atoqd' ln tRrr1bIegajh was cut in one sidsbt bit laos. lie ase thedru stojsf 7 Falsk Ce liii4woundsw al byDrJeu itsesp the ain aitsnfesof the tie wcre seyered and ft proed difflea1t obt lIQp thow obloodThe wounded dsrke4'- 7fltheIot Mtieepintaotb1oo4l 1sadtke viIse ad sit1bap U. i THE NEWS INEORG1A xIusd Bhs ocl- hn.Ls.- sy itu a We3onThompsoucoIored e3 ored with razor on The gush was boneEe the month- InWaitoncounty aurgicelald TbeWanoentonCllperMya leading farmer towuiya I rIoleii Anegro bythe nameof DavIdUoleman Ir aliowhlzn ivozk lut Mg. ma Tb ax ihoot him abonalx MrW1h it Atils cnialslr.

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M. of cIas Sleepl gCars ON THIS TRAIN ONLY2 THE LOWEST FREOF ALL LINES. 6X70R TICXHISVIATIIE GcorgiaP cific Rai1wa. ALIIL S. TUWA1T Tray.

Pesi. Agent 0. JZN1OBB Ij S. BUOWN GenlAgeni 0Jan4TA ii Atlanta. mp4ejhaes.

pOt TRIppD1i I 13 Broadstreet ARTISTS' AND PAINTERS' MatriaIs FRECH ANDAMERICAN Window nd LOokhig. GLASS AllklndaOf I LUBRIOATLNG- MLS PortIand etc. AGENT AverfflMheI Paints SILIOATE IatINT CO'S Prductions rallr ad estntbweow PETER LYNCH AT HIS OLD STAND 95 Whitehall Street 1 Ii jcstreceivingandbu on band in addltiQe. his large the following goods HQLIDAY and hints k15 3ST. EBcZIV SO HOT PVNcH I CukWiseiIxIihW1liby.

I Uaamseya8eateh TOE CULINARY AND TAM1PURPOS 1 Cask Very Pin. allbinda for CookIng PUTPO- I bushels Rye Baxiey8aetl Will have his stock seed- Intel the TltTIDTz LSNCU 95 Whitehall and 7 Mitchell Eta Atlanta GeOr51 December 1151. cnJeysChallengIR91Ier sIte owzznoao uuriai811 Th1 1' IcTWKagUV I andbyr1nkwi tVj apngeIRe' triaiWd sspIpr' kihi t1 4r ss.sLi1- 5- IRQb 1 45as05g 05515 isLoelvyIll. 3. sra1p ftke Xt.

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ambe11 Wallace 3ieidofit. Ie wonldn letit work Metaphla sad Charletoxirailx reee4 inlrn otheleatd iIwr thftt the lessecould be brokee on six rotfre Ininamenmeat thele ltbtto th.oentinue- anutiiou East Tents. East I jboul5eWU Mtmphia Cbs done Cl tjId rae Thomas offsre4 thEastTennesee debtof QejneralThomssnow mzj Icmphia ato the i Tii 01 1rQm the Loulsylile Iournh Th committee composed irnrsffie die thorate ihere bae bee nimera of a cut from wa tbonltstsyely usntilthe city same tra roan I cUbe into the tb ala failure to an tolooklntotheaemattereti Web went leere I withMr E. of' 4 tbeexepUon ofashortreeeti jJ57 theria mben ainumberof iasseng whogame I- I- ma itwal h. 11 the di nte a gab to old sched C1ty8t 7 BvansvllleLouisyiiieOincnnati ud tbroughlUinois IesdianalowaMIe end Oaiotoauataln full rates under apt 3 a to tionofratea.

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i Prailway C. iud 1LC- Tpwnsendio rniway S. Ia Baldwin Caiircad Colonel A. 0. Rejvea becliairman eontttct t' executed yeilI probabt uoderatanthlig a' lauce.

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