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GEORGIA GOSSIP. ORT TALKS WTTHTHB SCRIBES i pani oo jj A Bum Rie psnug to KsIalosar ia7 Ota rV WL Mr. pqton Wade only ion of the late Beborn IL Wd of Savannah is dead. IMth anniversary of the Betheada orphans home near Savannah will be celebrated on the tad instant. The Athens Banner learns that a white delegate to the district convention mida himself perfectly at home In the nPiro haunts or that city.

Mr. BlOomOeld says his idea In establishing wagon trains from Athens to Jug Tavern and Jiffirson is not snUgateUe to any railway scheme but in or- derthat the city can retain th- greater part of the business from that section. and give time to perfect its plant. Mr. Bloomfield says with 11000 he can establish line and wagon freight cheaper than the railroad en hint It.

and in the meantime the city can go ID work and build the railroads soonas arrangements can be made Mr. Thomas e. Hayes of franklin county. thinks prohibition wilt carry two to one lit his county. The last Franklin county grand jury took a vote on the temperance question and toad two for.

and one against prohibition. The Hteeivtlle Gazette wishes to know whether every bezel stone possesses the properties attributed to the mdctone or not. The editor has a bezel stone hunters in that section give them that name- which was taken from the maw ci a buck killed by the late Colonel William Clifton of TttJIal fifty vcrI ten. which timuch lareer than any hitherto mentioned. Is it a mad stone Mr.

J. B. Frazer. of Rlnest1I1e sold some beet cattle wt week just from the swampe. They were at enough to satisfy the butchers.

The oat crop in Liberty county la remarkably rood. The reei3 of December did not injure them materially and if there is no calamity from storm or drouth. there will be a bountiful haryezt. Athens Banner Saturday Mr. Felix House shot Yr.

Charlie Phillips in ClarksvUle the difficulty occurring near the wall around the courtnouse. Our Informant says it was about a difficulty they bad when en a spree some time since. House fired two shots both taking effect to the breast and stomach of Phillips. The first bi passed around by striking a rib. The second It Is thought will prove fata Charlie Phillips it will be remem.

tiered way a guard on the Marietta. and North Georgia railroad and shot and killed a white convict several years go. lie was tried for the offense and came clear. lie is a son or Dr. James P.

Phil. Up' a very eatlmable gentleman of Habersham county. The area planted in rice last year is considerably increased this year in Liberty and McIntosh coun. ties. Black seed cotton and rice Ire the sources from which the money of the farmers is to be de rived this fall.

CartersvlUe American Mr. Girard Griffin our active guano agent. holds a note for fertilizers which has Mr. Chet Bagwells name signed to it. The note became due and Mr.

Griffin sent it to Pine Log the home of Mr. Bagwell far suit in the justice court. The cue was tried last Saturday and Mr. BlgwelJ wore that he did not sign the note nor authorize anyone to sign It for him. Also swore that he did not Jet any guano.

Ror did he know who did get It. Mr. Bagwell gained the cue. The question i who got the guano and ei utd the notef Mr Griffin has had so many transactions of this kind that he has no distinct- recollection about this particular one. Mr.

MilesG. Dobbins is making shipments of mlngsneae ore to London England. This is coed In making the very finest quality of steel and is found in inexhaustible quantities In Birtow county. SioderavIlle Mercury We regret that so much has been said In reference to an uprising of our begtnBig to end. and resulted in no good.

The col. ored people of Sandersville ann of Washington generally are well behaved and industrious and attend to their work and the best kind of feeling exists between them and their employers. The dispatch as published la the NewjYork Herald and dated in Savannah was an outrage upon our people. Walton News We have been trying for some Mfmo to arrive at the facts la regard to Mr. J.

O. Shepherds mica mines in north Georgia. Mr. Shepherd kindly iuruilies us to-day with the following to substance and which Ire the facts Mr. 0.

Shepherd of cur town. owner of the Babun Ball mica time has sent a number of hands and cutting machinery to work the mines under tne supervision of Captain P. Whltehea of Gainesville Ga. Mr. thepherd leased ole mines last year to a Company and several thousand dollars worth ci mica was marketed from them.

It Is wd to be the king of all mica mines by those who have seen it and are fa. miliar with the interest. Ills located in the mica mine belt proper. The mica is clear and transparent and large patterns havejbeen cut from it. and the size increases as they go her town.

Mr. bhepherdhas refused to lease his mine to a north. em company who are anxious to lease it and had made an effort to do so. He says there is more money in working it than leasing it. This mine Is situated at the foot of Ball moun.

tain In Rabun county near the line of the Northeastern railroad which will be built through to Rabun Gap in I very short while and Which will furnish convenient transportation to parties working there. Blocks of mica have been taken from this mine that sold for nlnelyreveu dollar and fitly cents. Your correspondent saw a sample of this mica 4x7 Inches. beautiful and clear. Besides this there is a large body of land belonging to Mr.

Shepherd upon which this mine is located and In whichtherv are seven nattering pros pects. Mrs. Slgman who lives near Brick Store in Newton county wife of Monroe Slgman is in a very serious condition. It seems that she accidentally stuck I needle in her foot some time since. Her foot Is DOW greatly Inflamed and ills thought amputation will be necessary Mr.

B. f. Phillips accidentally flied a 22 calibre parlor rifle list Thursday afternoon and the ball went whizzing 50 yards passed entirely through Aaron lumpkins wrist and stuck in the door at the Walton railroad depot Parlor rifles are dan. Rev. W.

Stokes Walker Is on his way home front China where he has Wen a missionary for three AtWarthen la wathlngtoncounty isjprobabiy the oldest building In the county. having been built more than I hundred years ago. It was the first Jail in the county and was made of hewn logs it Is about teu feet cqaare the staples in the wall to which prisoners were chained are still there. the nails are wrought. and as monument of the past It Is an interesting relic.

When this Jan was bum Washington county was a very large one and her superior court was a migratory on Wavneeboro Citizen On the istlnst. Alec.Stmp- tins who was living on the Reiney place near Story's mill this county which is ion by Clark Co. proceeded to administer a most cruel fcetirg to one of his children with a walking cane about large II I mans thumb. The child attempted to SscrO by running out of the house. Alec kicked It inthe small ci the back breaking loose several of Its ribs and Injuring the kidneys and arteries of the beck.

The child died in few minutes breathing only a few time Dr. C- A W. Beetle was sent fur and found th bU4 above stated with old scars and brutes on lie person. As there were eyewitnesses to the crime no inquest was held. A postmortem examination wu bad by hr.

Bcstck the next day. He threatened to kill bis wlf if aha told the circum stances of the killing. We learn that he stole his laws mule end matte hit escape pimp- son Is reported to have fled from South Carolina hartm committed murder In that state. Xrs. Pace wife of Mr.

Baadolph Pace who lives tie me iiuxes puca new NewbHu. to lewton county gave birth to triplets two gtrin end one boyoalait Thursday. They alt died. and were buried at Ocnnel church on Friday. Cot tufton Star We regret to learn Hut Mrs.

Brown wife of Mr. lemmon M. Brown of our county. sustained a fall on last Sunday afternoon while to her xm by which one of her lower UIB MI 07 ylsabs wu painfully but not serloaslyinj a red. It rvemi the cad a shawl wrapped around her.

and vwusittincTtty the fire reading in attempting to tet pker feet became entangled in the shawl and. ih was thrown to the ncorby which she was rain. itnBy Injured as before stated. The. Star says that on the morniag of the a of April ISWthere was a heavy killing frost throughout middle.

Georgla hlchde troye all vtsetaUoa indndlr the young corn and wheatas well as the green Itavn la thefortsi Zven large JBSBT 1l ta iili TlJ' the gloomiest periods eTrtwitaesed In a ttws followed howtyerrby fine cops of sJlkinds" which out when it WU Mt down bjjthe frost sprouted out 6 la and mid pretty food crop. Xtalatf iMt Hauls. from the oxtersvule GL American. Last Thursday a book peddler named Reynolds struct CirteriTllle He balled from somewhere in the north and was selling a little twenty five page pamphlet of which he claimed to be the author He obtained persn1io the town authorities to talk publicly the streets and tell his book He proved to Jbe quite a fluent talker and attracted considerable crowds around him. He delivered one of his lectures on Thursday evening and again Thursday night.

la the course of bJs remarks Thursday night he took occasion to deliver himself very- freely on the temperance question and urged upon his bursts. and especially the boys tie evils of whisky drink- leg. Mr. Bill PuckeU wo is a barkeeper in town. was la the crowd.

and made some remark in I tone that seemed to give offense to the speaker and be retortgdn a rsther hirp language. Words ran pretty high for I minute it two tad toe cro fl became somewhat excited. Mr Bob Pittillo who 1 a strong temperance man took side with the stranger ed some hot words ensued between him and Puckf tu However order as restored and no damage was done Next morning they were all those before Mayor Wc rd and he fined them five dollars each. Pattlllo very promptly paid his own fine and aw that of the beak peddler and temperance lecturer. Either this or something not known seemed to give Puckett great offenre.

He at once retired to a barroom and armed himself with two self-cocking pistols atd appeared on the streets in regular cowboy style defying arrest and warning peo- tie to keep their hands off him. lie held a pistol la each hand and fora few minutes teemed to hue po se Eion of the sidewalk. The notice were disposed to give him I wide rlh. His friends soon came up. however arid gut im across town and took his pistols from him.

He woe soon after brought before the mayor. pf sd guilty and was sentenced to pay a fine of 530 or work on the streets lot fifty days. Be plz els fine and expressed great regret that he fi nctid so badly. OB Trial tee BU use. From the Savannah Ga.

Times. An age colored man named Jerry Higins whose hair and beard are whitened and bleached is on trial its the superior court on a charge of murder. lie is defended by Meters James H. Lewis and Henry S. McAlpln and at the time our report closed was having the panel of jurors called.

The crime for which the accused is on trial occurred on Saturday night the 23d day of February. A young colored man named William Dunn. was paying attention to Htggths' daughter on the faun near Dr. Reads plantation on that day when a quarrel arose between the pair. The old man then according to testimony adduced before the coroner's jury.

seized a knife and plunged it several times in the side back. breast and legs of his vlc ties from the effects of which he dltd on Tuesday the 4th day of March following. He was then arrested and lodged in jail se the coroners jury recommended that he be neid for murder. He was Indicted and to day at 1 p.m. put in the box plead not guilty and desired a trial by jury.

His decrepit appearance. white hair and beard predispose people in his favor. A Uoptleu Mlirllj From the Walton Ga. News. Several years ago a prominent physician of this county was called to the bedside a gentleman In Jackson county.

sick with fever. A revival meeting was In progress in the neighborhood of the sick one. and the doctor concluded he would attend after administering the physic. He was late on his arrival at the church and had to take a frost seat. The preacher preached a rattling good sermon and had the people considerably wrought up.

As he closed he stated that he wanted every person in that house who desired to go to heaven to rise. All stood up except the doctor. All have arisen but one mau. wd the man of God. I will put the reverse of the proposition.

AU who want to go to hell will please the. The doctor arose tacked around and as he saw no one standing except himself and the minister he exclaimed Ba Gld I parson we are in a hopeless minority. This con. vulsed the whole house and virtually broke up the revival as none even went to the mourners seat afterwards. Po tr7 Fttmlff.

from the Coffee County Ga. Gazette. Mr. George S. Roach of Waycross is going into the chicken raising business on a large scale.

He has secured a splendid lot for that purpose from Rev. W. H. Thomas of that place and when we were there last week wu building a large hennery. Part of the lot was ploughed up and planted with small grain we suppose while about one acre is a pine thicket.

Rev. Mr. Thomas wu at work ditch tog around the premlsesand though an old man exhibits traits of an exceedingly industrious old gentleman. We have not the least doubt as to tue success of the venture. because Mr.

Roach seldom engages in anything that will not wield a polit Others might profit by this examule and to be certain you are right get a Methodist preacher with you in the business. raising would be a failure without I Methodist preacher and Methodist preachers thrive better when they have chick ens to eat. Vfortaat OtEesity. From the Columbus Enquirer. Yesterday evening a difficulty occurred at Allen's stables between Mr.

Josiah Allen and Mr. A. 1. Reufroe and in the exchange of angry words the latter struck the former with a chair. The force of the blow was broken however by Mr.

ilarragin who caught the chair and espousing Mr. Allen's part struck Mr. Rentroe with a bucket. knocking him down. As Mr.

Beufroc rose he drew a pietol and fired three or four shots at Harrigannelther of them taking effect. Mr. Renfroe thought however that he had shot Htrrigan fatally end at once left the scene of the ditlicult for the Alabama side of tberiver. Lut night mutual friends interested them. kffVes In the ewe and we are glad to learn the difficulty was amicably adjusted.

For this reason we five no details. Prooti SCala Ii the Maclies. From the Quitman GA. Free Press. I.

L. Griffin will make five thousand crates for the use of truck growers in this section. And while the matter is fresh on our mind. we desire to call the attention of the Telegraph and Messenger to the fact that Brooks county lo In the truck business again and will make clear money enough out of this little aide issue to pay for one hundred daily copies of the Telegraph sod Messenger Eastman and Americas. KUTiUN Ga.

April 8. At a meeting citizens called by Mayor L. M. Peacock It the courthouse last evening the following resolutions were hevtily adopted Whereas the people of Americus having in con- city to Eastman or ille or some other point on the Macon cud Brunswick division of the East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia railroad in order to afford a shorter outlet to the east and we think Eastman offers superior advantages la point of location in the procurement of the right of way and in the active operation of the people of our town cud county we in public meeting as. sembled felve 1.

That we tender to the parties engsged in this undertaking our active support In carry log into effect the proposed enterprise. 2. That a committee of seven be appointed consisting of the mayor of Kutmau chairman and W. I' Eastman W. W.

Ashburn W. T. McArthurJ. J. 3.

Rozar Leltch and H. Bacon. invested with plenary power to act with the committee from Anierlcu and that an invitation be extended to the Asericus committee to visit us and submit their plans. S. That a copy of thes resolutions be forwarded- to S.

a. Hawkins chairman of committee at Amer. leu. and to the Eastman Times and Dodge County Journal for publication. Major C.

R. Armstrong was made chairman and J. C. tichofield secretary of the meetlag. The roan lutfoos were prepared by a committee composed of Dr.

U. Fisher Hon. 3. F. DeUcy and Dr.

3. M. Buehan. cu au present Our people are anxious for the proposed road and will do all in their power to secure it. It it hoped and ed that such a road will surely be built sooner or later.

Dougtasyflt Georgian DpcaLasrau April 9. A house by Jeste Wilson two miles from here. was destroyed by fire Saturday. A small house in this place on the same days belonging to Mr. D.

W. Price caught fire but the fire- was extinguished before much damage was done. In a fight Saturday night Z. T. Henilger was stabbed by J.

3. Whitley but not fatally. Mary prominent members sample" copies YesterdarDj uiu uucMwtre named A small eon OlDr. P. fl.

Verdery liot hlj younger mother is tbe eye with an arrow iThe eye. may be MrWBWatso1aa egunCie erection of iH fciia ThE NKW8OFTHB STATEBHlBFtT HRONICLBD. Saranaaii Hotel Projkat Barrack Prop' trtj tarcB A Wlo4 tom so SOTCTMI A Tire In Devils mutt. tirniat Is Krwton OoutJ" Specials to The Constitution. LUHTKW April 9.

A revival of religion ii In progress at the Methodist church in this place. Many converted and joining the church. Appllnsr ifl ArrxncG April 8. The gin house on the Ktokee place" of Dr. James S.

Hamilton was burned last night An engine his gin and condenser and a large quantity of cotton seed and guano and about one hundred bushels corn was consumed In the fire The fire is thought to be tbe work of in endiary but there is no glue to the prD lfators. Home Oeofba Rcuz April It is fetal that the cold weather of last night and IJils ttoming has seriously injured the fruit crop ft thin county. A negro man partially intoxicated while asleep on the landing of the courthouse steps this after- noon fell to the ground a distance of about eight' eon feet. and received serious though probably not fatal wlurles. CartersvJlle Georgia.

LLK April 9 Mr. CB Cowyers one of our most prominent planters while in town yesterday had an apoplectic stroke. Medical aid was promptly rendered him and after reviving a little wu carried to his brothers Mr. B. Cowyere residence.

He Is now considered out of danger. The county court has tried several criminal cues three vnv M1nne nd three Or four aM nit Athens Georgian nzreo April 9 The jerseys. bought by the Hodgson Brothers in New York will arrive in a few days. Toni Smith the gentleman in Ozonea county that had I. mlnnle ball taken out of his leg is getting along all right and will soon be walking.

The Athens foundry has a contract to erect a large iron reservoir for the gas works. An old man from Hall county named Farmer stabbed his horse in the side because it would not pull his buggy whisky was the cause. Covlultou Georgia. CoviNorow April 9. Oa yesterday afternoon Mr.

O. Lee. of the firm of Lee Bro. invited a lady and gentleman friend to join him and Miss Tomm L. Anderson la a drive about town.

The driver was instructed to drive toward Oxford and when the residence of our minister. Mr. Robinson. was reached the carriage was halted. and Mr.

Lee Invited hi friends in to witness the marriage of him self and Miss Tommy Anderson. Mr. Robinson performed the ceremony in a brief but impressive manner alter which they continued their drive about town. Perry Georgia. PERRY April S.

The spring term of our superior court met yesterday. Judge Simmons in his charge to the grand jury commended the results of prohibition in Georgia. He said that he had held courts from the Tennessee to the Florida lines and his observation was that In the dry ties crime and the expense of courts had been greatly de. creased. It is Houston's time to name the next senator from the lid district and Colonel.

A. Riley and Dr. B. T. Bets of Fort Valley are spoken of as candidates.

Marietta Georgia. MARIETTA April 9. There was an alarm of fire Monday night and another Tuesday evening but in each instance the flames were easily put out. and very little damage done. Our citizens have taken THB Cotssrnvriozess completed and otters in progress Mr.

Sam Dick of Houston Texas arrived in the city last week. The Presbytery of Cherokee Ga. district held their annual session hers last week adjourning Sunday IB St. Sylvania Georgia SYLVANIA April 9. A fierce wind storm swept through this county on last Wednesday.

blowing down an immense amount of fencing slid rees. la the lower part of the county a fire burnt through- the forests from the Ogeechee to the Savannah river. and trsvelled filter than I. man could with his horse in a gallop. A.

large quantity of fencing was dc strayed in its course. One citizen a Mr. Morgan had the fences around 303 acres completely burnt up. but by the last of the week. his neighbors hid split and replaced it sit One gentleman engaged la the turpeniiue busing.

hid 60000 boxes burned bythe fire. Couel1l Georgia. COSTEBS. April 9. Those who subscribed them.

selves as members of a military company here met at the courthouse and organized by nOminAtwl the following officers vlz. Captain I Coleman first lieutenant Crwsly second lieutenant icier Quigg third lieutenant 3 Stephensou first sergeant 3 Homer second sargeant SLmrns third sirgeant RRtlley fourtoaargeant Alniand first corporal Hudson third corporal W8 Morbut fourth corporal 1 SJohnsou surgeon Dr Turner. Mr II Stewart was elected secretary. it Will unanimously decided to name tie company The Jackson Guards in honor of Captain Henry Jackson of Atlanta. The company Is no waiting for the governor to order an election fortha commissioned officers Lattrange Georgia.

LAGRAKOE April S-Colonel C. V. Mbry a prominent lawyer of this city. died to-day. In his sixty fourth year.

For many years before the war. his home was Franklin. Beard nnntv y. a pany S1 elr fryces- HeP afterwards Sn1 fiaHLlleutenant colonel of toe Nine. mlnd wh 2 regiment which he was In command when the war ended.

After the war he Sce awl8.n 7l whlreKhe orattaSd to feitTd a wlnufn elr few months ago. nelor felted a policy of insurance on his We for 5000. DaulelnUle Georgia. Diosrzuvuug April 9. John D.

Wlnn Joe Watson and Willie Johnson brought into town this morning George Long one of the nerroes who escaped from our jail some time since. Hewu two in back of bead one in right ear one in left arm. and perhaps others. George was well heeled having a largo navy six shooter and a smaller pistol carrying a No. 38 each with six chambers well filled giving him twelve rounds.

Me had threatened to kilt Undsey David colored and John DWinn Joe Watson. and all who pur sued him on a steallBg occasion heretofore says he will remain in jail but about two weeks when he will break out and kW all who have bothered. him. He is chained in Jail and the WIer thinks George will see Judge Potler nut September. New clothes new boots all seemingly too small for Georgeand a number of pistol cartridges.

etc were found in lilt valise. Savannah Georgia. SAVANNAH. April 9. The trustees of the Oglethorpe barracks purchase land assembled this morning It ten o'clock to meet Colonel Buy representative of the United States preparatory to arranging a truilerof of the' titles to the property and tbe payment of the purchase money.

The nMuu ujuiuana the property was turned over to. the trustees. Colonel was later taken upon a tour of the dry" and suburbs as a guest of the trustees. Now that the' subscribers have secured the title' to the site the. first step toward the execution of the hotel' project has been accomplished and the community plumes Itself on the prospect.

There are a large number of the sporting Ira. teruuly here from Brunswick. Bunions Charleston. I Augusta and Atlanta in attendanclt on a big chicken fight between Georgia and South Carolina chlokens. The main will last several dip.

Large amounts of money are up on the result. The corner atoned the new Odd Pet. lows hall was laid this afternoon with appropriate ceremonies. The building will be three tories of modem architecture It is possible the Sv anahcadetx will enter for the prize drill a. Colrmhasonthe28Js The failure of Doffin A Drraer cotton met- chants exrieauni sympathy i and tenders have been received on all sides.

Liabilities are about 120000 snersfeooa The most of the In. fiebtedseu is in Savannah and iti is probable matters wm ho- trDi States district. Florid hi bsen Completely PXOtlOftted ly the coogre committee who had charreofihe tbe mvestfiratica of the accusations Wt him made by certain parties in Florida for the purpose of having him impeached. Judge Lccke arlll bold court here on Monday next. eeTlUe.

Georgia. pril Mrs. Caroline Mitchell a most esilmable and respected lady of three score and years died it her residence In this county Monday ardwu hurled at old Paluview church. She wu widow of Madison Mitchell mother of our present representative R. E.

Mitchell anti sister to the title thool commissioner. Lawrencevillss facilities for news Ire as extensive any other town of its population in the state. er mall routes and will fOO. hue another. We have daily mall to Loganville in Walton county weekly mill to Jefferson.

Jackton county weekly to Hog Mountan and Yellow River in this county. and the new route will include Sweet Water Yellow RIver unwrrtle fond Suellville postofflces all In this county. Mr. David Yuner. of this county supplies carp fiih a 55 in wteral 81 the sdjioent counties.

Major SiffiObkAs two po ds town. one of which is thotulJ1y started. la this cue adjacent counties the culture of carp is becoming quite. I universal industry. All the sensation of the shooting noted in yes.

terday issue Is knocked in the bead from the fact that the shooting was at a dog that was enlag. leg the attention of some boys in the rod in frost of Mr. Smitha house. So says Madam Rumor and it is to be hoped that it is the truth. Trr CotMr Mine is ChlkiakBa Mule.

It win be remembered that a few weeks ago Colonel G. W. Adair visited Mexico at the instance of parties who desired him to examine and. report upon' the quantity and quality of a copper mine brought to their notice by Lee Smith Fiq. who has spent soma eight years in the west and bad made extensive examinations of the mineral resources of that section of the country.

Colonel Adsic reports the ore as inexhaustible of easy access and in one mile of a switch station on the Mexican Central railroad. now complete and running front El Paso where the Southern Pacific from San Francisco fit Louis and New Orleans uu WII ruaa ituiu UnSl ulIY. venver and Santa jCee all center. and then run on the Mexican Cen teal 1500 mite. to the old city of Mexico then by rail to Yen Cruz on the gull thus giving these communication will alt ports OX the world by ran and water.

Colonel A. has placed specimens of ore obtained with his own hands with a competent chemist who has analyzed the ore and made the following report As requested by you. I have selected from the lot of ores in your office four sample two 2 of them representing the best and two 2 the poorest grades so far as I could udge from casual exaouin. atioxis. I have analyzed each of them for copper and taken an average of the oar for tile determination of silver.

Please find enclosed herewith the result of ray analysis Though HOI directed to do so. I selected a part of the richest silver specimens and kayo proceeded far enough to show a veryhlgk result. Should you desire this determination I will complete it and send it over. Yours very respectfully W. P.

PBATT. Result of analysis four samples aunt in March 30th lift by Colonel G. W. Adair Sample A copper. SS 2 per cent Sample copper.

8752 percent Sample el copper 18 83 per cent Sample copper. 1537 percent Average of A and sil ver. 17eS61 per cent Which percentage at Sit 60 pound Is tquiva- lent to 6356 per ton of 2010 pounds. Very respectfully. W.

P. PRATT. This result is far better than was promised by Mr. Smith and Is certainly very encouraging to the promoters of the enterprise. All persons who would like to benr Colonel AdsiTs report read sec the specimens cf ore and examine into the terms of the enterprise are Invited to meet Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at Colonel Adair's office.

A western paper says Nothing will cure some sick men more quickly. than an office. properly applied. This cure' may be very successful in many cases but we would say If a man suffers from a cough or. cold.

give mm vr. nun a ueugn syrup. Zighteon thousand knit mittens and wristlets were made by students of the liamptozi Indian school last year. DurkPes Salad Dressing is composed of the freshest purest and choicest condiments money wilt buy. It surpasses any that can be made at home is cheaper saves labor and all anxiety.

Chin Tong. a Chinese laundryman of Chicago tired a slack trade and scant opium. cut his throat from oar to ear. Dr. fullers Puet Injection wlta syrinx two bitted cures- stinging irritation inSemination urinary complaints.

U. Lamar. Han In Lamar and atIdruggiute DrFrtllera Youthful Vigor Pills cure nervous sin. bUlly impotence and nocturnal emissions. 12.

zun De- 23 Canal street. New nTt Cleveland reports the outlook in the iron tmde quiet and steady. There will be no mom nor any great depression. A Healthful Diuretic. Bouno Bsoox N.

J. April 21883. You advise placing Alloocks Porous Pies- ters in dyspepsia on the pit of the stomach In ague cue on the spleen in torpid liver over that organ but I really think you should also recommend that one or two Plasters be put over the kidneys. They stimulate strengthen and act as powerful diuretics thus casting out many poisonous acids and salts. I have had fever and ague.

All remedies I took produced little or no effect until I put an Allcocks Porous Plaster over each kidney their action being more than doubled tie malaria was quickly washed away. I have also had several attacks of rheumatism and two of gout and by applying the plasters over the local pain and also over the kidney I again found your plasters wonderfully fill. cacious' H. K. THyMAE.

Beware of imitations. Allcocks la the only genuine Porous peelal Buolncs No. CARD To all who are suffering from error and indiscretions of youth nervous weakness ear. ly de y. toes of manhood.

dc I will send a recipe that will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE Thlsgrc remedy was discovered by a missionary in Sontn America. Send self-addressed envelope to lostra T. LFKA5 8 tat km New York. on th wkyeow O.

A- SMITH XAfUUCTURXR OF- SULPHURIC ACID 68 DEG. OIL VITRIOL AND OTHER CHEMICALS. Office N. Forsy th corner Walton Atlanta Ga. ALSO.

DISTILLER OF COAL TAR. YANUUCTU or- ROOFINq and PAYING MATERIALS. TABBED ROOFING SHE ATHINQ FELTS DUND 07 ORDINARY PLY ROOFING ROOF ROOFCOATINGSYARNISHETCJ 0 1 DODT Oy SSLECr 1PIKS immediately cm the Georgia Pacific railroad MarTalapooaa Jut th vlaot for a saw minmaai Jaad iood when ttab ot vsy Prepared from Select Fruits tlUl yield lie finest Flavors Have been used for years. Be. come The Standard Flavoring Extracts.

None of Greatel Strength. None of such Perfect Purity. Always certain to lent part to Cakes Puddings Sauces use natural Flavor of the Fruit. STEELE PRICE Chicago. HI.

and St. Louis Mo. asks of tpulta ut fit HI Dr. rrle Crew Battmf Powler ud Dr. Prlc i Ualqn PtrfuiH WE MAKE NO SECOND ItADE COODS.

VTOltliacomlnsrmin smoker was set. tied by ProL Fist la his charming pIIm. phlet. He says moreover. that the rational way to use tobacco is through the pipe.

All agree that only the best tobacco should be used. Which la the best That to which Nature has contributed the most ex. qt flavors. Btackwefla Bull Durham Smtking- Tobacco fills the bill completely. Nearly two of all the tobacco grown on tile Golden Tobacco belt of North Carolina goes into the manufactory of Blackwell at Durham.

They buy the pick of the entire section. Hence Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco is the best of that tobacco. Don't be deceived when you buy. Durham Bull trade mark 11 on every genuine package. BlackweHs Genuine Bull Durham is the choice of all judges cf Smoking Tobacco.

TORPID BOWELS DISORDERED LIVER and MALARIA. From these sources arise three-fourths of the diseases of the human race. These symptoms indicate their existence I osa of Appetite Bowels costive Sick Headache fulInee. after eating aversion to exertion of body or mind Eructation of food Irritability of temper I ow spirits A feeling of having neglected tome duty. Dizziness Muttering at the Heart Dot before the eyes highly colored Urine CONSTIPATION and de.

manutheuse of a remedy that acts directly ontheUver. AsaUvermedicine HUTS PILLS have no equal. Their action on the Kidneys and Skin is also prompt removing all impurities through these three scavenger of tbe yat producing eppc- titesoand digestion regular stools a clear stdnandaTigoronabodT- TDTTSPIXUS cause no nausea or griming nor intetfere with dally work and are a perfect ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN. I have had Dyspepsia.

WYth Constfpa- Hon two years. and have tried ten different kinds of pills and TVI5IS re the first that have done me any good. They have cleaned me out nicely. My appetite is splendid food digests readily and I now have natural passages. I feet like a new man.

Wp ED Palmyra. O. 6oldeTervwle YUITS HAIR DYE. GUT Him on Wmsxxas chanted in. stantly to a GLOSS SLACK by a single application of this DYE.

Sold by Druggists or sent by express on reoelpt of 81 Office Murray Street New York. TOTT8 MANUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FRPF. HOTEL EMERY. AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN- VINE STREET. BETWEEN WOVflTflaad Sta CINCINNATI O.

ERVIN MAXWELL. EARRY UXOMNI. nbles of pregnancy Used Usttwomonihiof preunancyitrelietei alb tense fn 1 i so annoying to this con4i ermne ht. pains. and promote labor.

prevents after I regulates 1 i Jperl and. otter troubles con OT iran diseases 0 taeMdnewreUeTM der vrnlates the bowels Aaif dealer in Ainasofjiooflrjtglsfi and Ornamental Roofing onetauS bwMl l6 ra jSSgffi T. e. OAYLOaBAYLQB CIVIL KNOINEXEB AND 8UBVEYOB3 furnished and conttrnc waterworks bridges. la an engineering works.

t. CLAYTON CIVIL References CoL 0r jit Ma. Wallace Upt I. Y. Sage SE John hi PeteraEaq WIWns Post Anl IDMOND Q.

LIMP. Otfice 6 and Atlanta National Buk Bnfldtng II Alabama street Atlanta fOHJS 1. it O. B. TYE.

I ATTORNEYS AT LAW McDcnopghVfiLJ EP. LL1FiIllR. aTTOBKEYAT LAW Gainesville Gfe Office room No. I Dunlap bnl7dli rtiaiBtl taw practice in the State and eagBtftrirm TT. TIIULLIiMAZs ATTOENEYATXAW Ulnen1l1a ULTON tXLVILLE ATTORNIY AT UV- 1 No.

23 Whitehall Atlsnts Gai WL YTWASHINGTON. ATTORNEY TLAW Office 84 Mulberry street Special attentln to collections for non in the state courts. OCTHWE3T QJCORQIA COLLECTfittt I O- JCMATHEW8 Attorney at Law Amerlcus Hinagtf.v Collections made on the following points lens. Albany Fort Games and all points. No charge uDless collection is made.

Keferences Harrold Johnson A CoAmrtail GL Wza. Z. JJagood. Atlanta GL yf WK. UT800D.

EATSOOD 4 MARTIN LAWYEE3 JT. 1- LAWTOH. ATTORNBY LAW. SO. lTOLBUILDING Atlanta 6 Correspondence solicited.

ATTORNEY AT LAW Tocooa6eoi1s. Office room Wo. 5 HrwaiaB building. Will prt ticeln all courts state and federal 11. JUJOIm.

J. ucxaT T. fAMMOin zAdBRY 4 ATTORNEYS AT LAW 2l E. Alabama at Atlanta OeorgU 9. Practice In all the courts.

i 11 YTATONSON. ATTOLIETAT LAW Newran A. ANDKKSOi ATTOENEYATLAW Has removed his office to 16 Whitehall where he will be pleased to have his Mends favor him with badness tails. TABL MATSON. ti ATTOmmY AT LAW.

WITH JAcnJOlt ante. 6 i Alabama rtre tKoomKoJ. ATulfU Omieit NFAKA appear In causes in the State and V. 8 oar8 except where United States government la a party Office Rooms United States Attorney Marietta 5 street. Atlanta rtl HWJHAM Attorney at Lav and Zeal Filth Agent and Dealer.

QalneBTlUe. PAUSE SCHRQETER Fresco and Scenic Artithi- omeds SI KaricttaSt Atlanta fia. SKETCHING DRAWING AND DESICW Maferences 6oT Bo sMAKSio BXXJ. CXAHX St. PniLirs QAnCnrlATiojrAtB Ont- town otdtrIuecutee la DESIRABLE cOTTON nOD A I I SuOOO Cotton bptudlel OALiw I with mi.

and verjJim complete for the manulacture dl colored cotton goods especially adapted for toe ertL 114 Western trade WM. ggoTT 117 South Fourth Street. I el MEAN'S fflGH5CHOOLFQRBOia 78 North PorsytLsttwest. Atlanta 6 TNSTRUCTION THOKOfPH AHDPRACTIOAIi 1. For circular.

addrsr T. R. OTAM EstabHaMed to 1187. PETER LYNCH DXALXS ZK ROCERlS WINES Pistols AmmunitIe A perfect STORE5 lad Dow rec rrtB See4 Wsa Ute OBf a 8 jf iSngliaa Peas sad otter Qirdeu ut Field- as low as the lowest. Turns Glib' rjj PETER OTGI 11 WUteaaQ and Mitchell its Atlanta.

fit Atlanta. 8a Tab. CUU. Warranted altflutelf Cocoa from wtidi the OllbubeellrmmoveL Itliu Arrowroot sod thereto fcrmorteeO eaL It Jsd Mops jworU admirably JdpLSi if for per a besilk. tMlj Greer vrvwt RSHDBRED and S.

la48 4 Aj JiitiowJ Jl i rt 4rorTlit Ososls-lZeaby a. OtIpYaaS Ceut iafai 5p ebrT" ti Bitne. Cast fj tchinoni Master and Sertant and Child. Damages. Negligence pa' and Lgeat suit Ben gee Pieadingii livldence.

Witness. Bel Judge Honey. Hall J. I Au action by a lather for ioaaof iertlces reanltintffrom injury to minor child caused by the negligence of agent at a factory where the was employ ed not case for vindictive or exemplary csv an charge to that effect was ri bat tfie amount foundry the yerdlctdid exceed the actnalloas proved and the in the charge having done no injury will require trial 41 675 GO Cen B. JcUK pjBray September term 1883 The Usti to determine whether a i mounts to justification an as to give the fendant the right- to open and conclude whether such plea seta up facts which co not.

have gonein evidence under the gen lue. la the present none such apn d. 9G minpresi. a To an action by the father of fact operative for an Injury to' his minor dat tern suiting from the negligence' of the fend-ant's sent's a plea admitting that day named the daughter was employed the' company in its spinning room and So employed was denyiu she was In the discharge and forraanc herlawfuiautyor thatthe company i ployed or continued to employ o11ncompe agents or officers or that their acts were lieut and asserting that at tie iimeof Injury theprlwaa acting in violation of instructions and outside of the scope of employment. and that the Injury rein from her own negligence was riot a plei 3Tbere was noerrotin refusing jnoit in thiacaae.

This court has held when there was not sufficient evidence to port a finding for the plaintiff and when the facts proved and all reasonable de tions therefrom would not support iaci yerdict then tRe cue should not be sen the jury. lint on the othr hind. the cc cannot compelled lo take theplacaof jury arid puss Opoatbe tacit by grantiE snlt because he would not be sstia with a verdict for the' plaintiff. He. i always remit questions of fact to them should tot fall to do so when a prima I having pleaded thit the daughter received Weekly wages from it that they were all paid to her and never to the father and the rent of the house which his family pied waspaid from this sourcejand from it was argued that she had been emandp from his control and that he had quished all.

right to her earnings was admissible to show in rebuttal of that she regularly accounted for anti pa IUUUJ5 6LU.lcwncu- ist luiB i painful injury while employed In a facL and subsequently died from it about ball hourafter the injury upon the return of' father to his home on receiving informal of the accident she stated to him that put her to work on some new frames she refused to gosnd the second hand enl her ld told her to go to Work that this ft was different front the old frame and ahe i not want to run it that they had to di and atop tb machinery to clean It and that the agent. Who directed work Tat. this frame stantett It wltbc giving the usual lignal. It was shown tl she was wbtio cleaning machine and that tliepersoB named as startiBg 1 machinery directed the work of the opera at that. particular frame and pvc the a prior to starting Peldthat theatatementwasadmiaslbl part 61 the res Codet3773j If 635 11 lit 615 4TId244l4263G 17265 Id WS Glld.

637 MuUeryn. TJ ilton Sept Term 1883) 8 WalLf 3reeneETVvJ108etaeq. a Where the competency of evhii doubtful it should go to the jury that may consider how far its force is impair surrounding Incidents. 1 b. The death othe person maim tatemen which form a part of lb genies.

is no ground for their exclusion eyidence. Section 385iof the Code doe apply such cue What one physician stated to snot the cause of the dkease of which tin died was hearsay and it appear that was macc pr Incompetent as a witness. 7. In casf of the injury of an adult Ii egllgenca of aco employewberethe in servant used all ordinary- care and dill to avoid the in pf the principals fimans with whom he was disconnected time and where he was acting in obed to the' orders of another. servant oyer whose orders he was bound.

to obey court has held that lie had a right to re lor the injury inflicted. Where the in mpioye is a child of tender years tie tot la bound to a higher degree of car Oai 137 in press fZelly 195 199. I Although an infant employs in ibrymayDotnaTebeenln the line duty at the timaof an Injury to her" ihe was set to work on part frame arid- what she did in cleaning machinery" was lone- under the lion of the superintendent of work andts did notv forbid her eng therein bawis bound to ordinary dill in UPel1mg her conduct and if 3 ec 3 her protection he not only might use lon to res train herfrom exposure and ut was him duty to do so and for ne tug lila obligation in this respect his pal would personally responsible. 14 137. blThe act of 1853 tCode sees.

1883 tloa not lessen the obligation ef the amp to look to the safety- sod protection oi minor operativuP interfere with the rif the parent to tha earnings of his minor but affords another safeguard a the personal abuse of the minor by lin the authority over him" far as it xpr JjutnoifArtherv- Frank A. Miller torplnlntifflfl in error. D. Tffi2 if Butcher It ndarit LKiUU. uwuu loctr tmenv CltlIfl.

Verdict. tics in Supreme Court. Equitable I luigi. ndgmente Before Judge Can Hill I There Is aufficlex iiicic i enceta sustain the verdict. 2.

Where afifa was proceeding to benefit of a transferee there was no er admitting evidence of the oaa of the fer the evidence tlho1rll that the rate piece of paper on which tbetransf written was Over out Of the trans hands but showing that after diligent i he was unable ta find It I a The fact that then Ia was had the' aberift and that another besides the jiree Its au Interest in it would a without more justify the eon of tues latterpartte ssion of Land that all the sources had not been exhausted to ascerl teone Epic auperior court bt Where a claim was inter posed tc ntwas GEORGIA WITH THB OF THB COUNTY PRESS. lal 1' wee. Tk. salt Ii. 4.

Orf ourU. JDtolpt 1. Jvrted Xi1atoI tnlll7Ultr oolJlO11 theBethtsda 11 ome. mleld hllidea A ftUlOn in der1htthe ret th dt eoun Iy. nklin cuntygrand onoagilast bezelltone Jearl 10.

11- much hi lilt It treez notloJure dJ In torman I IYllt eh I 1r If Phllii nUrOlldand lte yearlln de- I toalgn e1uM 0 I1hb th XrMUetG I nf toL rn. gguv. gIg endj ad Isled i go. t1 Jrlh nf a aaod ad atend bs etts btwen empJoyer. dllpth publed NeWYork i dtd Bnnna outrae Upn hav ttng Ime fu 10 rd 1 1Vhepher.

ml mlea Georga Sheperd kndly fnrh6 toy lth folwlng1 Inbtace whic fact Jf ad cuttng manery worl mnes supnuion Cptan 1. Whiehead. GdetTe. led mine yr oMpny. aevel1 tlnMnd mc 1 al mc mie thOe hat sn i wih inlere1 I is lot at 1 I seic a brer bhepher hl refusd 1 hi cpy.

whoare anxous I mde elort sys ther muer workig It Ths mlne 1 fot i Rbun tie lne te rlroad wi bull whie. ad whch turt cnnntent trmprtUOI 1 pU8 ther. Bloks hae ben ten fm th1 mne netYfeven don crrpndent I mc 7lnches. bauUful ctar. Budes ts.

le by belono. ig thepherd. Uloa hch thll lo cat ad hletheN veu f41edng i lve Brc Stro 81jman coudlton. sems re I den- 1y Ituc fot fot I greaty Infimed 1 I aputton wi nc Philps aden ty Ire 22 cbre plor nie Turday ateron ba whi lnl pwe enty tough an umpkin wrlt dor Ue ralroaddepot Pilor rife ar IU. Bv.

Stke 1 ml6onJ tle 4 AWaten I Wamlngtoncounty1 odet buUdlg I count. lvig bon bull mor yeligo. I lrsl ja1 cuty WI log I abten fet stple 1 whc prer we cne ar sti a ad a pt I Illaterng rc We thi Wuhl1n ver lne aprr cur 1 as mtory OD. WIJebr ctn the inlt. Ale Simp Wlo 11 Jvi Rey pl ne Stor1UIUl thl culty 1hic lu C.

pre admn1ster mOt ce tetg oe cdren wig ce abut tId attmpt I fut8eth ITwof It rlb IDjUrg te ktdneY ac8 cid die 1 a mnutes brtlg ouy Ue Dtc 1 lnt tlcf IOv stl 1th od 1 brl InUo Blc dy. Utent wf. 1 Ie td cnm- Ic te kWII. lem tat lte hl IBerllw mue me ep mp 1 1 Ipd hae fed Snth UT Ctmud 1 ttltte 1 oUlr. ndollb re UV8 wie Iue ne leW Cut.

CIe bi tplettwo oe bTo1 TI. Te a dte an bu a Cne cu on Jd dp St We ret le 1t M1 r. Le Brol eUItIe tl SUldlY afeo. he whc Oe 0 hulower t1h. tu1 Do loU Iju re I 1 upe tet be etlle te wl ae tU I a.

nt8 tt tembUf. telfU 1 mt heVkr tqh. mdd Ybde7e a Vrtuo 1d 7l comnd whw we te t1 1lJ i klu ir jb outne I beCJrbitfllut ot a aJ tro P. a I Amec Lt nuiJ der ned Reoldl It Cer. hec fm Imewhere I no 4 uaJ Ute teuty fn le pJht whc mie autr obted lf tP lutOrte publr 010 re lnd a bk Pre tbe qut 1n We ad attt Cderab1 cowe aoud hm delvr De hletm Tuna evnwr a ThuIay nh cun remk.

Turay tk Oon delvr hil v. frll te tmrauo qUeOD. ad urge upn her. ad pany toyl te whl1drk. Ptktt.

barkpr II te cowd. mae Ime rmark tne tt md ofen5e te fpeer heetrld In uthenhap lgugWots rn pret er nd I. bme Imewht exted. BD Pattlo. I de wu tro let re ancal beteen HoWeyr I rrd ant dae morig the wer al tt bfor erd the fe bll ec.

Mr. Pato prompt latd hlown le ad bk pddler temprance leturer. tl ouomtlhtnlnot smed lve Pucett get olenl. oncereUred I br ared himlf wl tiO 5lcg phtol ard appared teie 11 cowby arrt p. had.

of 11. le plll hH1 for a minute Ji on dewal. nUc wer dlfsd wde I fendl ln cme IcrO rk hi pltol hlr. W8 ln afer brught befor. te lflh1 guty.

tn tenced fDe 3 lrets lfty days plC h1 fne ad gret ht Ion bdly. Ir I I.e. Savnnah Iget Dae Hlgs whO brd whiened 1 traJ pror cut care murer. i defendel Me Il. Jae- Lwl rprt cOd havng jnror cled.

crie whic 8used our' 2d Febrary. naed W11a atten tOD Hjglns' nea Rd's pllntton. whina quarel ao btween t4 pir. tlimouy duce ner. lzed kie i tme 1 bak.

brt lels hi te efet whic dltd 01 Tuedy. rh folowing. aresled ad loged jai croners reomended leld orer. H. wa 1 I tt I egan I bH appearnce.

ha ber prd1 Uoptle. KlI Frm te Wa n. Gi. Sver ye phys11n caled bedde 01 gentemln dckwlt proKes sc an dotor concuded I atend aftr admlnterlog wa I 01 hl arrivl te eat prcer preache rtUng god mo ppJe comlderbly wrught clOed stted wated Ever dedr Alstd ecpt te dotor. Al hae arsen te Go.

1 wl rever prpoton. hel wl ple r4. dotr arosl. loked anda st ding exept hlmU minsr palon hOpESi mOrlY vulsd te houe. vlrtnlly revvl st afterwa.

P. ll Cfe a. Gaete. Gere Rac Wacros raiig bulne scle. securd that puro om wer lat wek buldg la te wth sa gan whil I tcet.

Rv. Thou dich. prmsad tough a hlbls rt a excedigly gentemau. hae let Ue suc vnture. becuse Rh enjg sin wl OlheI ht proft I er.

rg i etc I I re fllur wihout Methodit dLt bater a. CaoIt Dlelb. te Enquier. difculy ocurEd Allns stbles bttwen Josah Alen nd Renfro littr stuc te toner ca. I uragn cught te epullg Alens stuck Rrro a A Renfro 1 thre fourhot Harrgnnelther tlng efet Rnfre thoupt shotH rrlga taUy onc lee dltcul tc tnru I nl culy wa adj ustd.

tis rean deti Pro ok I a te 8lllel. Qulman Fre Prel. Grlln wl mae fve thonsd tuck Ihi whie mlter es mid. desre Tele raph fit Brob cunty1 tuck usne w1 mae cear mone li We Bde lsUe py nndraa1 coplel te Melger. Eltman Amelcul.

KnuN Ga. Apri At meetnr of cUzen8 cled Peak courthouN folowIng wer heutiy opted Wer pe le Amers havina cn. tmplatQI te buldIng of a from that Etma Haldnlve oter It MicIlnd Brnswl dlvlon OrdrT oa tG Est snprlor vntces pint loton. prourent rgkt oi sble. Receive Tat tnder te pae.

t. undertlkg ctv tpprt lncarry. Ito eet prop eterr nbhr Eutm hbur MCArurJ. w. I.

Lt Bu. Inveted rJ AerlcU cmltte T1t lubmt teruton. forae- nawkl cmln otee ad Et Tet Ige Joura pubcU Mjor me ch mn Clholeld at thf on. WPr commite cpod Fe. Ho Dew ad A BuCa A nnmb of IntlUr pee wer mde by ceDteme Prnt and a wa itelt fete by a pnnt pp1ea ani to te Jlp YU a fl te pter at d.

f. oaElaTl Gerpa' GUlm Apr tA onloUPI Jee Wlnto m1elrm er ndetyed fe St I ho1 1 plae te ae b0gc Pr Ir te ed beor mu doe I afct traJ Heer lbb SSWUebt fat" If IJl Yet1DG WK AdJf1le 1mp" tme Alllu1frp. aYe2I th te Wt a be mJ I i WItt o' A eow Jj w1 'W" F6EORtA Byr i' i NEWS Tiui ST BRIFLY New Jlotall1oJioI Wio4stor CoII Jarr Jf OIl tvxnm. 9. Georgia The uoandabou corD I b.

nt tho 18IQ le 1torI. I11s I II eGunt i 8 eep I ef nt Mr. lg es einvtettnve end acunIttals. I Atheus6eora I The atew wUl800nbe hi whisky D1 E. lad Comm his I The Jud i I HouRo ns CAn ell da.

tea. There nday vel1little i ha kn rI NNs VO LI il Uljlug cyclone pus. uuee are th Ct list. A amcuntoffenc1n ea. I 30 turpen 4e by the Ihoae andorganlzd Cr sy lm1 I 1B lli 8J ioknaon I I com Piny If oftl ers fourth lore Is 5.

whr ne prsc 1ced ills profession in and idj i Counties. He was uronjt union man and In the secefslon convention of whirls he was member. he contended to the last for the union. After war became rr r8 coH df major and finally lieutenant teenth Georgia of moved to this city where he continued prcUce law and where hl hl ever been a highly rel ted and useful citizen. Me leaves a wile and four or five children melt of whom are grown.

Unrortunstely a he for. our. He was captured last nIght near Fork Church In. this ti I bl fg eorge was a little bloodv. hlYia fwaA Ul two righ led nf kflffJ Dlde Wlnn.

horse Jl11and 1 frwGe fouu SA UNNAH. The rep. preplItDr1 I. cc pro rtJ Brrwu en andauburblu I 1h thellte plumellt1ell te rtpo andAtlInta chlckenllght betw en IIlUeJersJ. mone lUP Tb pmedrlU.

Wlurecf-DomD Dt aer. i blli 1uue 1tt ra a for the f1nn1 OIlUU'- i i tfajl i iiSiat irl 1 beii' Ci P1e 1y' 1' coopeealODl cemm1ttee ehrre oUbe innatf UoD" theaecu1t10Dl Flo1l1at ih ot. 0 I cLJU ck urtJlmOO Je LawrIfleeViiIS Li nDCXTILLK April L-HrLOaroUne Kitch 11 moonthuable an4respected IICOre iw. I dyazd JUtCben. re JChooleommlmoner new.

efr fcthf fl bL rot haveellll JE1fmon.TacboD YeJIo Cn le allin I I rp 14 ut1 11n 1ml llmoD' Ab pods qesi w1 ch e4. culturef becom 1r unlvenlmduatry teJ le dfr adg bOJlln that Tomes CMllea. of. copPer thdrnotJce f- aJI Sou them I ul nll ud UU ee th tral1600 w1cgl cYr go rJ cuu four drec ave very dei re en rest AIT 1t na1rdafonr 30th188 per cest 1885 15 ill all- pr hevColouel ctore entel1 rlse Ioael This If. rfroI nuus tu llllymp.

II' thousandknit Bchoolllt a of. cond lnents slcktrade I a Drlullcr 11l1I1 aUng1nilrrltaflon and lienklu Fullers Yon tbful JI CoAIUIII vMk. 2 1833. ters. ov stimul te CAStin Plastelover severalaltackl i wond rrully nuine To we devy pe This grei' 1' blC lf Station D.

ee Forsyth rner toa. COALT AR ROOFING BHETHINGPELTS PERPEmON READY' ROO FING. DORDI PL RO FI We. 15' BLA WAXTIflI 0 PB SALE. tc.

A QS ODrOJ' 51. PD EiLUlD bnm t. i. Qt Qrrr ND 1. C.

e. EC' IV SA. rAr tij r4 qYOltttt EXTRACTS fromSele lard ne JU1iVF4 MT I Will the coming min euioke co The. TUTTS I PILLS ISO RED I YER Lou eo ve tulInelter enleDta Erueta oQ foodhrltabJUty Low eel ng fore di i i k1 ga sod a Y1gOrous body. PILLS are th 1ryappeUte natunll8Sare SOtdevtrywbere2lp 0fIIce4ururny 8tN LACJt 1 ouent oUI.

MANUAL AND EUR PEAN IOtJ THd 8t. S. b3 a 0 I 4 1 fbe Oem mate rq di 1 da ted to troublt1 ncrUIed dn last two tnonths of UIlaDC11t relieves all of gh tAea and weigiat ito It relln81 0 nt It and fsejflfit recovery II be montb tT i peJlod teUe1esJ FAINFUL MKNSTBUATIO. Il411 alauJ muperiorreniodi 1 neinraigies. eonTU1I1icmaand eon UecteI with Ul uterine an1onImm LUXOMNI am- gently upon the kidneJt reUnel inliation of the bladder.

thabowelci Iut vigorale. the appetite and tI1 dJr-aUon For b. Prl tl blte oltc 1HEBlRRYJLUiUFMlU NG COf" i iD 11 itpre t2 tI 1 4l ma. domeatfated Eurgfcsi efltytrC 7' a1l teltin pr Jz t1j iN fo. Ofllcer2.

AJlhma ttrefofAt1lDtIGt. vI R' f' 11 0" DENTISTS C9 hbllt tNcI Diofl 1t tml1T. lnt Denial ealersm I' kiB4a en1l1 D' RFtILQBRIEHL Orrrci RlsmDCI 0' 1568 E. fi n' cf 1 BJOIU ATLAlTA I X4d erln all m-8ta one in the bed IZ Order Ie I 12 Lny d. O.

BeX BlTLOB BAYLORBULOR AND8URvxy OmceNo 7 NOlthBIOd tree A la Surveys made mItes pIanl and peU construction IDperililendedferr canala. roads enldn rlng Correspondence iI. ULAYTON'--- 0. ENGLlIUOKAND BURVlYOI. omceNo1t Fut AIhe o.

8urvenandj1itl a I Ucav ti on calculations of water. specifications for the of COUR1lDi4ftc Grant Cot To. Co. CHITECTAND iii Wb1tha1IBtreet over Schemantis ruIf I JOHND CUNNINGIIAMANDGEO cSPD ATTODI1S ee hndG I 1L" ItreerAtl JOHli LA. wi XcDonougll.

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1" ATIOJUJtnAT ewnn ATIORNxY AT LAW. A i JAB. Ii. 0. WImuCXIOl XIlf Alabrnartreet Room oJ MO JriyILi i appelolin cau1n 1..1.

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Cats. 'cu 4 1 000Hft 1Iathl" DESIiiABLE JIcl lnBf FOR. SALE pm L001l1laDdU1 them adlptedfor Jtrftert1 WMdRqrt 7i HIGH CHOaIFORBO t1' PollJtt trMt A OrIlIf TnORO PR NDPlU mOlL Pordrcnlrladdrm TUN8 PET R1fNGIt i Duru1If viI' NES f' I DISTILtD AHDMAL L19UO Tebecco 114 finuff WOo4al1l WIUCWVVS5 Bird HollownreBooti andShoel1JltIi QUI Cloc ETYSTq lJl 1I 1i i See4 totatoee. a. iEnIUsl1leu.

l12CeIUloutUItrnls1IDU PE NC H' fER u4' K1tcuIhu. AtlIAta8' 4 A ClL. 11114. Q01DJlED DJB tr FS i' 1 Bf Kfa8PC ij to OlS Lfi1 dm11IbIljdapulllal" :11 i CODttUt I fAJ Lg pU Jt' ft Ji aE i V'- TUaSDA APR 18 l884. e.

Zs aJlIt- Uoian. u4JC 1uOcftelu JL rtuo POUU11UOII To Ceun 1 PactDJTL' rieJ oC. 1 tUastelaiutr DdOh1l Rea. leadin EJ1den Ma. IndRone 1 ue 11 11 ac titberjor loss oJ.

OmiDjt lI I1orchUd blthsnegligence factorywhere ah CAI8fl anich tothateifeet1fIII butthe foundbrthsTerdfct did eceedthact 1Jo proT nd th arga viDg donsJio injul1jll 41G 675l630 XRn 8eptem D11883 tts togite' lendantthe hCto Op l1 uclipleuetlup On. undef. isau he Pme4tca Itlciupp CO Ga5 251 in press. aToan th ffac hlajn1n rda tetlEsulUrig ofthe admit gthat daY. th.

e. dau hterwu emPloy mpanlin roo injured tlet yiaj ntha petformlJll her lawfuUllltYi orthatthecompaJfy ploJed4Jr conUn ed emp en icersotthattheii ligentand t1hti. time of Tiolatlonol emp10Ymentand thatthoinj J1 gUgence1fUnot pI justificatlop. 3 Therawu no otuiUn this cue This asnotarJfiClenteTidence po for. ndcwhen factsplOJedandallre80nable de th refromwouldJnot upp iu caseahould no Jaton Ulce be the place of upOn lhfActsbj gran wonldlloLbe sa wlthayerdict.

pIiinUftHo ahv re tt off ct toYthem no so. a. i19 elsm eol1t1 4. In anacton YJLfAth. ef 18.

t. 7lycompanylor injury tohimmfnordang the defendant ple lUld 1batthe dAnghterteeehedher UfUlat I neieJto fatherand the ent thehonse hisl4JIlUy' pledWASpaid uwas argued She. ha. been. e.m.

Ind. ontotandfhaL elwtl all heearnln lYaudtrilS3ible inrebnttl fthA colntedorandpal 1 it. hhn herw fl- JounggirlieceiTed a terrible ainfut hile employedJaafac suwlluentJdied Hi ab ut" a lnjlllfiuponth of i father receiingJnforma if Uh8 iccldentJsho uther wottn some go and a to 1 fr1meand ehe ant runlt that tho e. 1ha. dJod Land' atop U1e' Jt i andtht genttrhod1rected the i at swtetf WwiUlout th Uwaa' IhoinfthAJ machinery ifen dtb t.

pe m. 8 edU Itarti machlnerydiie ted ope gf rtiC1l andpyethn' rlor oUherea e. 4 Hd. 2441 637i is' iUonSep Termi1883r WalLjB it Greene Ev. fl08 et seq.

aTWhere thecompetencyotevid tahouldigo Jurythat II1Aycons1der itsJorce 81ll1Oundinglncldents. bThedeatbofitheperaonpakin I tS1J hleh ot iestaeis ex lusiou e1 derice8BCtlon 385totthe Whatone ano cause ltbe ofwhichth 1 died as aradtinadm StbletnQ appeartbat theph. sicianwaafna li1com tent 7ln ca oftheinjury naduUb gUg nca Qfcoel1ploye.wheret medall a ddill fw thelnjat19fthe prlnCj lll tael1anl1 th 11' 110m d18CODne ted ft1mearid wl re hewuactlng ii orderahe toober. heldthaL Ji ht tQre 1orthe iDuryinflicted. in em ploJe ter boundto1 hither degreeofw 0137 lnprwXeUy 95JI aQiDfan employefIt l1maynot haye beenlnthelin iat1tytthetime ahewuaet toWOrkOD sh dfdi lcl 1tnaehiner was he of en intendentof and he I ottocbJdhererig lj nh I nnd ordfnarydili in nductan4if.

prote tionhe notonlymigMuae ii cion tcoreatraln lter from but 1Iasl sdutItodo andfortl thiu pec palould rsonalJ reJlO. 111 le J4. C' actoll853 tcLl885 doeu ot loo etlDdproteCtion minoioperaU eJr terfere ii t. Omit mltior dordsanotheraafeg personalabuse 11uuJJ gbufnoJuther i Jf' A MllIertorpLili1Uft menor. tjf mpntcher fendJIit i lrri8h tf nJ Le bniro iloet.

Evidence. tn. tq ultableI 1t1dlpnelltf. Bel. oreJndge 1.There 41ei1e 2Wherc.

a Ji a wup fo fa tran er e. there 4dmit DgevidenceoftheQIS 9Lthe 1ertheeride C8 piee8cfJlpe the trans Wf UmuIIITero fct 1g afterdlUgeJl heu it. Thefact tbftthe 11 thI1 beaid th 8hadnlntereat i1fitwould with ut thcon ctJtteitherof tneeeiattuparti noflt.andthats11ti5 J.q beenexhauzt4dtoseer tei1 4RPleIUJIeliorcoUl fji Wb iaim 8 Cti aJiJthe In the I its Ja l1D tion wetnblm and the ct iraor tribuU i nor ertwaa- anrdefen ITIcN AVLLNW III1I8DAY APEJL 10. 1884f I I GEORGIAGOSSIP. TALKSWIThTfl TH Tvf gtkdi rk vt7TiQtkIv Nei.

dI Wt1Ofl1YIOU YIDD2 3helZ4th I wj11beceIebrt th 22dntii th Boo fle1duyIhtu ldesln eatbthhthgwgon erthtthecity canretsiuth greeterpartol tth nd ede Thelut I 1 Ti esitleleit usttrom fieuoughtoeatlsfy 4 AthensB4nner ChirllelhiUlpstn fatal. i andeama avery i riyedthlifalL y- juslicecourt. I. siCutd Miles G. s1 i el4 hlh 1 i.

01 4mstrrive tthefsets trJ 5' bassent i andcuttlngnnchineryto workthe i 4 a- miliarwith It culirom i aizeincreases has i tam fr. It Is A aids geronsj 4 jallin 4 lsaboiitteufeet Equarelbeataplea thewalltc Ii one. Wayneaboroctttgen letlnstAlecSjmp StoryEitfl hichue iunby I onto I tatbeemail break1ng1jose 4 lrl Boetikwnt c- thchtl4 i post mortem Intionwaahi4 st. thxtatendtokthwewneuuhstoid thaciucum. i tucesofthekluhzig.

Weleecn heslole I cclamIttedsaurder Ue 5 boy. on last p- Cotogton 5 vujinfofly sedoanly Inja lilting by Zn 1 tetupberfeetbecameentangied shawiatici she bibs 5- ThSStat7IthatonhmctynJZof theift beavykilliog onidd Oeoitavblgh destroyed vegetation indndlng th esg the loreut. trees in auy 1nhlLnoe klUo4 by th gy cold. of witnessed i6evi LI M0110Te53. opa ill kinds end ic us iaing ontwben ownbthe spin andWdfitlt7 aa theuorth ansdwaa fllng 1 of be antlespeclsili theboys tieeilU therobsrp bo Is woidsensntd betweenhimand cu ex Wofrd atd hisown oenee.

possession berth. slut pad flu tbatbe aged today p. rn Slopol Mti rttj. set- thathe butone as himselfand themlnioter Poatr thechicken weekwu Tbomaswae atworkdltch- engogcslnanythlng fourabots shotH4rrigau th a river- Lastnlghtmutual sated. Ala temptation the buildIng railroad ti bled V.

Roz N. andthst I DrRFlsherRon YDeLacysndbr flnmberofintereetingsp0 made gentlemen present warm interest was maul. fested all willaurely critter T-- A Wiliontwo byfiueSatudy Asmeli bouselnthlsplaceon firebntth. beforennush turday P. of the church recoived of the Police Gazette last week Yesterday Dr.

0. MLity anti Hiss Eallie lmphzeva were of Dr. Orotherintheeyeth Tbeeymaybe tson huenthe E. GEORGTiBY WlL OF TH STME DBIHVLT sit 1 wton A. lain 1 lti pfrD1ittom esa UebY ha.

ciZ e. fl l5 wascarried tohtabrothera t-s 9. 5 hmmand sd andMtss The theFlorlda de' nd citizsnehave 5 eaaJ A fencthglntii-ees. ii plit thefire. Those iy aareantT thlrdsurgeantJ 1 companylsnowwalIng toorder hsp practiced thatand adjoining a a inevitable he salsed company and promptly tendered their services.

He afterwards became reapected inenranceonbls county by these gentlemen and others after eon- stderable picket firIng from doublebaryoJ ebotgnns. Georee hi inback heaon jjjijj arm D. pur- bOt1IeZOd1iII. atten toihe csauu 1115 atour uborbsas larr anfifiouth ows SayinuA cadetis Oolmmbus on theHh Tbe Li assets 16000. it be arrengecg firm to osmelnue A diepatch rtctlvecl he- to-day from Washing- on atate thaJtidg Iazg.

Locke ol bavioghmm holdeourt gersonLionday LAWUJcXTILL' ard was 1 ol 8li dow prejcntrepreaentatlve Outside of the daily mall by the railroad and the telegraphic facilities we have four other coca mailto sh SImObC 1s teydayslsstie tiie broughttotheIruotlceby re- Lonisand analredtheoreand re- twn2 haveanalyzed ofthem fm-copper so SamplelAcopper. lid percent percent copper-------------------------- l7e8fiJperceut applied. manauffer3 ucus 5 5 a conditn nte athorne allanxiety. ng esv theiraction andby ahoover Slpeefatlieietucss thatwill FRZEOFCIILRGH ASMITfl cdruerWaltonAuanta TAItEDOFIG8RELTEINGFEL ROOFING AND 2. PLY COATINGS VAR SH5ETC.

1 Voisyth Ga. RL1inLE AQZNTM A P1MM LAND tl Gor la0si3r HNBRlX OfiBORN 1- 8KTTT jrFri v- sPcTIA used Perfe ofthe 3WVPAVTV3B psilia Ysast Ge PsIoli Prices Messy's moreoverthatthersllonal onlythe housed. Whlthisthebest Thatio hnseontrthutedthemoatex. TOhaccOflIls illthetobaccogrown GoldenTobaccobelt a bestof DuhsmBnfl 4kt i 1 HeartD0t5 luighlycol. maui.

the use ofs- 0nthe Liver. lno andSkin three" Iyutm Cite sound 5 I tlontwo yearsand Offieeed MurrayStNT HAIR ai. orcentbyexpress oureoelptof1. ts ERVIN The oP Neniale 1fmedSes especiAlly adaptefito lronblesofpregnaecy Useddurina the it tightieci relieveacramri rest and comfort at night. Itgreatlyaxnelioralethe pangs of child birth abortenu pairs ueyes aM is a for convulsions the ml ovairom In.

I emmotes saiebyalldrnggiss Pril iOao-'ekageoradfiye's THE BRRYMANUFACTLJBINGCO. P. 0. Drawer ATLANTA UI cv yzPKBmART SURGEON prepared to au diseases ied Jate domestIcated anmmals. perafi1 clalty Calls by nailS or telegraph prCmptiyigei1 toOfflo nfi4 ls MoMIa lPP DRS JiP.

WRHO CON uLiletic gil zisTAI. TPMresiy Tie bepot. bisdeoIDeLis1 O'BRIEN. Ii RsIiniec llSRnntli Proor stret T- 2. 0.

O4. ATLANTA SA PftLCTICAL Prrna AnsI kInds of Roofing Slits. oee thebset min I left Loyd. Box Iti Atitst0 1 TWs siiii' Office No. North strict AIa Gi ctlmatesplsns anper1ntend ailre i ENGINEKR AMD SURYZYO cHwf07qs V.

I5. Surveys and piltiof real excavation Water powgy piaj constructIon county bridgseetcetc. I. P. csm John st Wilkins 1NMUNDLlliD ila AMUIUTECT AND BUPZEHtTEPDggy WhlfrlisIl Street.

Drogttjs- TORN P. CUNNINGHAM AND GEO. SpAgg a AT Law. aat G. TOfu tJ 5 P.

LL I building. A geg liwpracticein thefitateandledealconrj I I5 ATTORNY AT LAW. LAW I 4 Offico8I MolberryslreetMsotoaGa I IXLLStYIlNtAAtlLtCT 0 3. 4 Ga. followthgpoinfl ons Noeiargennlesscollertionusiass1e.

ltefrrences-Harrold AmadeuS A. I W. IAi5. ACOD LAyiP i JLL4tWTON LLW i AWliABRIs OfficeioomNo. 4 B' MlOND ATLAW 4HA1abmIEtAUantsGOOrg1S I tir ATKINSON vy 0 tJ flyoxj h1iwlthbuainesetalls t- TAft.

i S63 103 5 ruiMwhY a i- LU 4 it Will psXtI1 IC Rooms i WJMAH Lawsuit i i Liwoms6iorg a Fe 4 Marietta Atianta1. at DESIGNIN Govzaoas IzmZU1 Czscz Java tiny NATIOISAL 3AU. Ont orders executeS teab Ii PfAStUINEET 1" I U1 Aii i Weaterntrads WI fl- 5. St Is SCHOOL FOR BOYB. AttntadeorfIf.

I aND I GROCE RIES AND MALT L1QUORS Cigars. Wood sal Barfiware Rollowware Hooto and Shs.1 Gaas CzokCty Sin. VARIETY I recdthjfieed PotateeL ISV nlIih 1Oe' 5 a. a MEDM. PiuS5 iEfl.

'Cs-- BAEERS i-L CodOS1 frusnwldcb Umft the sfregib of Cores with fiflbj2yOVOOOtP fist orsece Ii ireri digestS' Io weB esior pereses 4r0 I ThES1JPREME OUftT aD TD 5T APRIL. 8 a- i 05. Id utiss i Hens. Ha ueelats ptsrtedfrZts Jli. IaDkl3.

CeurtZseflu oguata Pacbry Ca I Lie I. of resultIng from LnOT CniDi Afld found by verdict actual lo a TICS' trial Ga5 G75 Ii. arm testto ap 251in bythe a fac di icr fromthenegllgence thecOmpafl anaw but or that the of the girl was I i 3. There error In a i theplattitiff bn tkecsse the gran nonauitbecausehewould ot iWi C1e 13 made out an acton by a fathe agaInst a company for thedefendanthaving and pr her fromt was paid a tha pal i her waget- 5. A.

young girl received ha I honr after I yf work the nd without that a tire persoa tf eldthat the afatement waeadmtssibl Co4e 3773 i351l 172 65 1O3 gototheury I the i 3851 of d. te a to att inadmissible no the physician or case a en the aii Injury ervanswlthwhombewUdcotinect oh. 131In Kelly tOr3' may not been In time of a riot he was 3i inightuse posnre 14 The Code oem t1s minor so lint no farther. P. Twlggi rriah et a lfeLeod.

Claimfro lock I L-L sumciec een0e to toss it bewunnabletotid fcttbst the th aberIffkfld tht either of latter paxti ac hadnotbnexhaustot Ittrpdt tin sueba of ua 0 1 or hL LttX1 01 djitrtbutf tiatthe was s-ny siefen It btt stilIbeSnte of gtc1sl1C113th 5.