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WEAR- WILL HAVE IN Whitehall 1165 Streef AtlanlaJi CURES insomna and Springs Ga. ThiIitIan flUs. Mineral baths. Modern per week. 8 per cent rebate of 2 per week cold running will telephone comm posiUoa visitor 0 Embezzled es from on a Stanley ConntylT SucId.

at J4org ntoa by Banging. C. August i. Sp wyer at Wilmington lurch member ther and upon trial was i ent to the asylum Jd time made his escape unds and suddenly ndant seized him. but" I and fled.

He was he ton and said he wa OBJ ington and must see a The superintendent 7c lea he is going to Iveral times said he ifea grave there. the coldest weathftfj Wilmington. His ott a leading charged with atte fce Swan fourteen ates much excltemenfej for Saturday. thread mill at fmpleted and next the machinery Id gold nugget was 1 the Fesperman far tnown Ingram mine Jx ljW male patients at the ne at Uorgantofl cpy day by haigtng nlmseU I a towel. vS5 BY A SPECIALS of a Fr Several Persons Hnrt C.

August A Isenger cars. toree cars left GreensboroiOTj with 130 firemen from Or" linston. with apparatus lelr way to the Btata i flreo I When the engine of tbej ling around a curve fee at Haw river. the ftraln. also headed east.

ther side of the brJd" alte near the bridge. led his engine and pe fireman. Tits into the caboose traveler ose and was probably die. One caboose was hurt. i stopped on the lofty ken were shaken hot badly.

The special continued lie that none of the tailed. lertaken meet. Ala. August ireetors' tomorrow at Blou aboutone hundred4 on the directors' her win probably of examinerB. le friends and Lry J.

Power Id family and Mr Trkpatrick are fc pneral of DturV aer. at 4:30 o'clock om the. resWeacef1 o. a west aebtre JlWandiictorrrontman Hid a It Ian as a Passenger. AVIT TO HELP WILL MYERS Th Un0Wfl Was on a Georgia Southern nd rlorida Train Lilt Year-Tom Allen at His Old Home.

Macoi. Go. August Brow Mien being hunted for in Macon. Mr. 1.

T. Vickery. or Atlanta came here on that mlssioc last Saturday night and left yesterday afternoon for Atlanta. So Quiet were pis movements that it was. not.

until that the object of his visit became nov4n and only a select few are aware of now. It is understood that he carried with htm to Atlanta. an affidavit from Coniuotnr Harry Troutman of the Georgia Southern and Florida road. which im iJ to be lised for the defense In the cast or Will Myers charged with the murder of Forrst Crowley. The affidavit Is sail to be on the following Incident One night immediately after the murder of Crowley an unknown white man who had arrived from Atlanta.

boarded a Georgia Southern. and Florida passenger train lit the junction a mile from Macon. Harry' Troutman Vickery the affidavit j-esterday was the conductor. The man was nervous and appeared to he excited. lie purchased a berth but did not" sleep a wink in It.

He spent the night concealed In the linen closet. He nearly smothered to death. Though he had a ticket to Palatka he got off the train some distance this side 011 Palatka. It is said that the appearance of this party agrees with the description given by Will Myers of the mysterious Brown Allen. Mm.

oble Important Statement. Mrs. William Nobles made au Important statement to Jailer Williams today. She declares that on the night of the day of her trial-and conviction for the murder of her husband. and while she was in the JftferaonvlUc jail she overheard the negro Dalton Joiner tell a negro prisoner.

Jim Spencer. that he. Joiner. helped Gus Fambles to bury Mr. Nobles after he had been murdered.

Joiner was on the outside of the jail talking to Spencer on the Inside. Joiner had. that day been acquitted of any complicity in the murder. and returned to the jail at night to talk to Spencer. At the trial.

Gus Fambles stated that Joiner struck Mr. Nobles the third blow with the hatchet arid helped him to bury the body. The Jury refused to convict Joiner on the uneontroverted testimony or Gus Fambles. Mrs. Nobles has always maintained that so tar as she knew Joiner had nothing to do with the killing.

Fambles still insists that Joiner aided in the killing and burial. and that Joiner was to receive a par' of the money. Joiner disappeared from Twiggs county Immediately after his acquittal and his whereabout Is unknown. Judge Lynch is the only court that could try him. even if caught.

Escaped from Jail. The negro Jim Spencer alluded to above escaped from the jail at Jetrersonvllle Sunday night. Sheriff Jones. of Twlggs was in Macon today to put the officers on the lookout. Spencer is thought to have come to Macon.

Spencer was in jail for cow stealing. He was in the corridor of the jail. and by some means obtained a crowbar and prized his way out of Jail. VIll Stewart Captured. Will Stewart was captured this morning and put in jail.

charged with having shot Bill Kitchens in east Macon several weeks ago. The officers have been hot on his trail some time but he has eluded arrest until today. Stewart denies that he shot Kitchens. He says the. shooting was done by Howard Ingram.

Ingram was arrested soon after the shooting- and released on bail. Ingtam statep that ptewart shot Kitchens. All the parties are negroes. Toni Allen Seen. It will be remembered that Tom.

Allen escaped irom the JJb Jail las February vhlle Tie was nder sentence of death for the murder of Charley Carr. He has never been captured though there Is a reward of about 750 for his arrest. A gentleman In Macon today. states positively that Allen Is still at his home in Jones county a few miles above Macon. where he has been in hiding since his escape.

It Is said that he was seen a few days ago carrying a Winchester rifle and two revolvers and that he is prepared to die rather than 1 submit to capture. He Is said to have grown out a full beard which about conceals a scar on his face and neck which is his distinctive feature. Medal Presented. Tonight a large number of Knights or Pythlas and the Uniform Rank assembled at the Pythlas hell to witness the interesting presentation exercises of an elegant gold medal by Judge Matt Freeman to the Uniform Rank. of which Judge Freeman was at one time the popular captain.

The medal will be awarded to the best drilled man the contest at the anniversary celebration of the uniform rank on August 30th' The winner will be allowed to wear the medal twelve months. at the end of which time It will be drilled for again. If won by the same person three years in succession the medal will become his persona property. The Great Racing. This morning at an early hour a large force or hands commenced worK at Central City Park on the.

mile track stable fencing etc. preparatory to toe great ninety days' meet under the auspices of the New SoUhe Racing Association. L. Boone jianageri Tnc conditioning of the mile uack is unuer the skulled direction or Mr. George OrtlJP.

of Delaware. He says he will make the track 1:4.1 and one of the finest in the soutnern country. The contract to build a handsome new judges stand and repair the stables etc. has been let to V. Zelph.

Manager Boone departed today for the east and west to finish the bookings of horses. Mr. Ortlip will remain in charge of the work here during Manager Boone's absence. Deaths anti Burials. me zunerai services or Miss Florence Roberts were held this afternoon at I o'clock from the residence of her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Roberts.

on High street. There was a vast concourse of mourners. Rev. Dr. Monk.

pastor of Mulberry street Methodist church. officiated In a deeply impressive manner. The pallbearers were Messrs. J. E.

P. Stevens Walter HuM 7. Halk vD' Q. Abbott Alex Blair. Sol jHoge Robert Anderson and Joe CUsby.

There was no young lady in the city more loved and admired. She was highly gifted. mentally and possessed every attribute of a true and noble woman. She has been ill Sat Tok4kth fever and died last tesar MrrW11 morning at 6 o'clock at the loSerf he son. Captain W.

E. Carswell In Tw SLtrr J' vme TsKewlT fhl erf commence next we7k settlement With Sheriff Fearl to the reward but the chief 7wn. reference taix iw Chf" iFns- a lifrS vwc oT commpnr mAn us ioners will d1toshl of the state succeed" Secretary' RosierAaf clltlon Tat- iat gentsman resigns at rnl duB1 n. SELLlRS CAtGUT. Killed John Dlion.

with Whom He Wns Farming. 1 1 ycross. Ga. August eca Constable A. Boss of Wayne county ar rived hereyesterdey with David Sellarsl the terrderer of John DIxon.

Sellars was arrested at Kingsland. Ga. He killed Dixon two weeks ago in Pierce county. Joe Wxon. Johns brother and Sellars Tanned a ttarea thIs year anti a dispute arose ttr Botb.

men dalmed th IOfl4erJohn Dixon wt oget the' des' one day- he Insulted Sellars firhcr shot lilm Sellars then made his escape to FlortdaHe admlta the crime but he pleads that justifiable in doing It. He wasput to Jail today at Xilckzbear COURT IN WALDIXG. rllde Orders the Commissioners. Ruled for Contempt. Griffin Oa August Spalding superior court convened yesterday.

Judge Beck presiding. His charge to the grand jury in regard to their duties was strong and explicit In the course of his talk his remarks turned upon the- subject of a new courthouse- and jail. This is a matter that he has urgodtrongly upon several sUCee live' Junes and each one has recommended that both be built. The Judge requested that the grand Jury go to the Jail in a body and Inspect it instead of sending-a a Committee of two or. three.

as has been the custom heretofore. In speaking of It he said that It his Information was correct it might fitly be compared to the Black Hole of Calcutta. He instructed the solicitor to bring a rule against the county commissioners to show use why they should not be punished for contempt in not tearing down this old Jail and' building a. new one. according to the recommendations The postponed display of peaches grapes and flowers of the Horticultural Society.

took place in the grove of the experiment farm this afternoon and was witnessed by a large crowd. The display itself wxo very fine. premiums being offered for the bet show of nasturtiums. sweet peas nd geraniums. Judge Willis tIns the Burglar Who Robbed Him Arrested.

Columbus Ga. August 6. Judge Jim Willis has proved himself a rate detective as well as an able judge. As was stated in today's Constitution the Judges residence was burglarized Sunday night a quantity of clothing being stolen. Judge Willis worked hard all yesterday on the case and last night had the thief spottel.

During the night the Judge learned that Howard Horton. a notorious colored Inhabitant of the bottom was the guilty party and that the thief was preparing to cross the river Into Alabama. The police department was notified and four men were stationed at the bridge. As Horton went to pass over he was arrested having in his possession at the time most of the stolen goods. Horton was carried before Justice Lennard this after- noon and given a.

preliminary hearing. The evidence was conclusive and he was bound over to the superior court under a 1500 bond. Captain Little Elected. Columbus. Ga.

August. 6. Special. Captain John D. Little received all of the votes cast In the democratic primal today for representative to fill the late Mor.

gan McMlchaefs unexplred No PENSIONS FOR THEM. Many Applications Returned Some of Them Were Ytot Prove Dlnlelsvllle Ga. August 6. Special. State School Commissioner Gustavus R.

Glenn dellveied a splendid address to a. large and audience here Saturday In the Interest of the public school system of the state. Rev. E. L.

Sisk of Bowman is conducting a. protracted meeting of interest hero. He was assisted Sunday by Rev. J. A.

Keese president of John G. Gibson institute at Bowman who preached a splendid sermon. and by Rev. Waite. of Cannon who preached in the.

afternoon at 3 o'clock. Applications or twenty-three confederate soldiers for pensions under the eeant act of the legislature from this county were returned from the executive department tp the ordinary' this morning. Out. of that number five were marked not entitled. and the others not proven in some particulars required by the statute.

More than thirty applications under that act were sent in from this county. The fate of the others is not yet known here. Mrs. C. X.

Plttner Mrs. A. L. Mitchell and Miss Nellie Colbert. of Athens.

ere visiting Mrs. David W. Meadow. here. POSTMASTER SULLIVAN BURIED.

It I Said That He Wn 430 Short in His Accounts. CovLngton. Ga. August 6. M.

Sullivan who was postmaster at the time he sulclded in ntersviile N. C. Sunday morrflhg was burled at Bethany church neat' here today. He had been in bad health for the past few months but was thought to have been Improving. He- Is reported to have been about 453 sport In his accounts which he was unable to account for and having been robbed three or four months ago of 200 which he had carried home for safe keeping these losses and his falling health are supposed to have driven hits to suicide.

Mr. sum- van was well thought of by everybody and no one entertains the id ea that he has acted dishonestly. He has always borne an enviable reputation. The people were greatly shocked when the news reached here that he had committed suicide. GENERAL STOVALL DEAD.

The Old Southern Commander Dies at His Home In Augusta. Augusta Ga. August 6. General M. A.

Stovall died today after an illness of several months at the age of seventy-seven years. He" was a native of Hancock county Georgia but has lived the greater part of his life in Augusta. He graduated- at West Point. but never entered the regular army. He enlisted in the confederate army withthe rank of colonel.

He was for the greater part of the war connected with the Army of Tennessee. and for his bravery and skill was made major general He moved to Augusta Immediately after the war. He held positions or public and private trust in this community and to the dat Of his death commanded the highest respect and esteem. CAPTAIN MYRICKS COXDITIOK. He Is Still Critically Ill but Says Re Will Recover.

Amerlcus SJa. August 6. Special. Cap thin Bascom Myrlcks condition still re- maths critical. This is the fourth week of his illness and.

while there Is really little change for the better he is making a brave fight and Insists that he will recover. His son Shelby Myrlck is also quite Ill. The condition of Captain Myrick is a source of universal regret in Americus. where he has so long' esldeiT. Prize Corn.

CartersvtYe Ga. August 6. Special. Mr. Starling Roberts one of the most successful farmers in this section has planted this season.

an acre in corn the yield of which he expects to place In competition for a prize offered for the best yield per acre by the Stllesboro Farmers' Club This acre of corn is how a wonder. and the yield is likely to be considerably over a hundred bushels. The corn is planted a foot- and a half apart in the rows which are five feet apart and the stalks contain each from two to four Yr. Roberts two years ago raised no bushels corn from. one acre of ground and.

his crop now looks more promising than it did then at the' same period in the xTo Cleanse the System. effectually yet when cbsttye or bil Ions or when ls. Impure erasing- glsh to permanently cnrehabitual cons patlbnvlto awakea thelkldneysV to A healthy VacUTtty without irritating br- weakening them. tadlspei beadachesvicoids Citizelis or Conmtiilon for Iii lotto. THEY HOLD A MASS.

MEETING HMoimlont Art Aoptsd elating That Cl in This Cast Would Lead To Mob Law. Danville OL August t-SpeclaL In response to call previously made a large assemblage of people of Twlggs county gathering at the Danville academy to take some action in reference to the effort male in use Quarters of the state to secure the commutation of the sentence of Mr T. Elizabeth Nobles the murderess to life Imprisonment. Hon. I.

N. Maxwell was elected chairman of the meeting and Joseph C. Johnson secretary. D. M.

Hughes 8 W. YOS' A. Coornbs P. S. Lee and W.

R. Haynes were appointed a committee to direct and present resolutions for the consideration of the meeting. The committee made the following report which was unanimously adopted by a rising vote Whereas Mr. William Nobles the murdered husband of the confessed murderess. Elizabeth Nobles.

was a. citizen of out' count loved and honored for his piety amiability and uprightness. Whereas Jt has come' to our knowledge that a concerted effort is being made in various parts of the state to- procure a commutation of the sentence of Mrs. Nobles recently sentenced to the death penalty for the murder or her husband William Nobles and Whereas this effort is being made by persons remote from this vicinity unacquainted with the horrid details of the crime and as we have reasons to believe it is superinduced by a mawkish sentiment rather than a desire to promote. the ends of justice and Whereas being residents of the vicinity and some of us having been witnesses of the confession of Mrs.

Nobles we have actual knowledge not only of the crime Itself which constituted one of the foulest plots on the fair name and proud' escutcheon of our state but of the' facts and circum stances leading up to the commission thereof proving most conclusively not only the total and absolute depravity of- the murderers but. that she was the arch conspirator and chief participant in said crime. and that others concerned were only her servant tools and Whereas saI murderess has been granted the lawful trial guaranteed by our constitution has had the. service of able counsel and has been duly convicted and sentenced to death toefore a learned and upright judge and a fair add impartial jury. and there can be not the slightest doubt of her guilt or of the absence of all extenuating circumstances calling for the slightest mercy and Whereas pubic sentiment is such in this county and Vicinity that if executive clemency Is granted under such circumstances it would be difficult in the future to prevent' red-handed murderers and violators of our laws from being arraigned before Judge Lynch from whose decision there is no ap peal.

Therefore We residents of Twiggs county and vicinity in mass convention assembled in view of the facts set forth in the foregoing preamble which give us the most concern as peaceable and law-abiding citizen of this great commonwealth do most solemnly sincerely and earnestly protest against the extension in any form or executive clemency for this murderess poj- luted with the lire blood or her huaban land do hereby declare our perfect confidence in our chief magistrate and our belief that he will npt be. swerved from the perforr4- ance of his. sworn duty by a. desire to cater to weak' sentlmentallsm or transient public feeling unless inspired by a desire for- equal justice and the sacred execution of our laws It was unanimously resolved that a copy of these resolutions be forwarded to the governor. The Constitution The Macon Telegraph and The Jeffersonylile Enterprise.

Hons. D. M. Hughes and S. W.

Yopp made strong and Impressive speeches which were received with much applause by the large assemblage. THE DAY IN ROME. The Deadlock Over a County Commissioner Broken at La t. Rome August 6. Special.

At last the deadlock over the election of a suc cessor to County Commissioner Clayton has been broken. For many weeks the four members of the board have been divided two and two. Two were for Mr. G. B.

Holder and two were for Mr. S. Funkhouser or some otler good citizen of Rome. All of the present commissioners live outside' of the eityi and the grand Jury recommended that' a town man be given the place. Yesterday however.

Mr. Holder received three votes and was declared elected. Commissioner P. Glenn one of Floyd's oldest and most highly respected citizens did not like the action of the board and' has resigned his position. It was not that he so opposed Mr.

Holder but he thought it unjust not to elect a town man. The board gave out- the county printing yesterday but failed to accept any one of the bids. They wanted to give a. part to each of the three papers bidding and made each an offer of less than half its bid. The total amounts to twice' the lowest bid made.

A Piece of Sharp Practice. One of the shrewdest pieces 5 law practice that ever occurred in north Georgia Is reported as happening sane time ago up near Crawford Springs. There was a negro there who became obstreperous and was guilty of some mldmeanor whlchnecessi- tated a course of correction. The farmer who was the aggrieved party secured the services of a neighbor. and they took the old negro down and buckled him acrers a logandgave him a good dressing dovn The negro reported the.

matter to the grand jury of Catoosa county and a true ill was found. The negro was very specific in his description of the place. and before the trial counsel for the defense Induced him. to go and show the exact tog where he received his punishment He rad so when lo and behold the log wasln Walker county. This not pressed The case In Catoosa and it was dropped.

The. defendants had picked up the log and carried it a. few steps across the line. Peaches at Plalnrille. Just above Rome on the Southern Is the little town' Plalnville.

Heretofore it has borne the- humble reputation of a country' village in the midst' of fertile farming country. But the present season' is changing all that and it is looming up into prom' inence as a shipping point for peaches. Four. or five years ago Miller Son planted extensiveorchards there- and now they are shipping carload after carload to Cincinnati Chicago and other points. The TOP is simply enormous and the peaches of the finest appearance and flavor and" Platnvine peaches command a good price in the market.

Working on the Water. There is talk of endeavoring to restore the Rome water supply to its former clear' ess and. purity Her water supply tiaed to be the pride and the boast of Rome. It came from a vein of pure crystalline water tich was Zapped bra abaftand was ample in ca parity. When the system was enlarged an attempt was made to enlargethe flow-end in borirur and blasting they went below this vein and struck a seam that letin the water of the Etowah river.

Slneejthat th rater ha been flat and discolored. Alt attempt has bean talked of to plug the objectionable stream below the clear water stream and retsore the supply to its former purity This is a thing-if it be possible thatis to be very much desired as the present supply un- fatei dJs hardly drinkable. Wnat Killed Him Andy Rightower the negro- who was shot by Sheriff Kllp Williamson and Raymond. McConnell last Saturday- who died Sunday did not-file from 4hewound infllctedaccordlng to the pity- ician who examined Mm and the verdict of ei roner jmiVS35r McCaUana Ivey stated that tb wound was not sufficient to produce death and the' Jury's ver. was that his death was due to causes unknown.

Dr. Ivey expressed himself as believing the. negros temporary residence in a. cold creek while dodging the officers caused his death. A Preacher Pulled.

Quite a sensation was caused at muff ton yesterday by the arrest of Rev. Luke Wood a well known Baptist preacher. He Is charged with selling- a bale of mortgaged cotton. He took the cotton over into Alabama after had been levied on and has just been caught He was carried to jail at Cedartown. Wood was also superintendent df the Sunday school it Bluff ton.

The Merchants' Dank. The committee froth the Merchants' Na- tlonal bank has returned from Washington and the bank will probably open tomorrow or next day. The committee found one rather queer ture on their trip to Washington. Friday night Judge Howard Van Epps Harry L. H.

Mlddlebrooks Albert Cox and Bob Collier all of Atlanta arrived in the city and proceeded to see the Hon. Hoke Smith. It is said that they wanted. Middlebrooks appointed receiver But they did not succeed. Mr.

Smith and er Maddox Mr. Burgwyn made a. report to the comptroller that was in every way satisfactory to the Rome committee LAURENS COUNTY NEWS. The Treasurer Lp flOO While Paying Off the Jurors. Dublin Ga.

August 6. Superior court has adjourned. Several negroes am whites were sentenced to pay fines for sell. ing whisky unlawfully. The Jury in the Williamson conspiracy cue rendered a.

verdict of not guilty. Now the defendants will sue Captain Williamson for defamation or character naming 110000 as the amount loss. sustained. Captain Williamson was found grilty of whipping one of his white employes named Brown and Judge Hart fined him 1 and. costs.

Brown. was ac cused by Williamson- or using scurrilous language about Mrs. Williamson. A mysterious theft took place Saturday in the office of W. 7.

Hlghtower the county treasurer. He had drawn a large sum of money from the Dublin bank for the pur pose of paying off the jurors. Quite a number surrounded his desk. While he turned around for an instant to sign a receipt some person lifted 100. Colonel Hightower accused the bailiff of the grand Jury with the robbery.

No arrests have been made and the money has not been recovered. On August 29th an election will be held at the courthouse for the purpose of authorizing the mayor and council of the city to establish and maintain a system 01 public schools within the city. The teachers' institute for Laurens county' will be held here the first of the week in September. Professor Harrison will conduct the exercises as expert. Ex James Hlghtower contemplates moving to Atlanta shortly to practice his legal profession.

COBB'S BIMETALLISTS. A Meeting Held at Marietta and a League Organized Marietta Ga August 6. Special. A meeting was held here today to organize a free silver club. Mr.

W. A. McElreath was elected secretary. Mr. Armstrong then introduced and read some resolution setting forth the objects of the ung end pledging the dub and all' of its members to vote for.

nobody for office who did tot favor the ft unlimited and independent coinage of sliver at 16 to 1. The chairman made a few remarks on this stating that the meeting was not in a position then to adopt the resolutions. There were too few people present. and he was not in favor of organizing a club at this meeting but that they should take steps now to organize the militia districts and afterwards out of these to organize the Bounty club. General Phillips was called on tot' a.

Speech. He began by saying Las week bout a half dozen of us met together and decided to call this sliver meeting. It is a straight-out meeting for silver at 18 to 1. It was determined to organize a temporary league and arrange for organizing the districts. It is to be a part of the American Bimetallic League.

The general then showed how the people are made poorer by reason of the contraction of the currency and demonetiza- tion of silver. He attacked President Cleveland for his last bond issue a said if a mayor of a town had issued bonds in that way he would have been impeached. At its conclusion Colonel A Moss male a speech indorsing the generals views. General Phillips moved the appointment of one man in' each district to organize it. Mr.

A. Y. Moss was appointed for Coxes and subsequently 7. O. Allen and 7.

M. Gamin were added. W. Manning was pointed for Marietta district and B. A.

Reese for Big Shanty. MONTE dItTO" AT CARTERVILLE The Count Visiting His Parents. In That City. Cartersvule Ga. August 6.

Special Mr. James O'Neill the well-known actor is at present enjoying a visit to this city where his parents are stopping on a summer sojourn. The annual union tabernacle meeting Is booked to begin here on September lSth. The railroads are expected to give the usual reduced rates and a large crowd It i anticipated. will be present.

A very singular accident occurred at the' home of Mr. A. S. Frederick in this city. a few days ago.

A horse which was roaming. about a cistern in the yard went too near the hole which had been left uncovered. and fell in. It was with great difficulty that the horse was taken out. Masttr Parks Jones.

the son of Mr. R. L. Jones. while assisting his mother to gather peaches a few days ago tell from the tree and broke his arm.

The grand jury at the present term of the superior court recommended the aboli lien of the county chalngang. This question has beenmuch discussed In the county for some tfme past but the county commissioners still seem favorable to the maintenance of the chalngang for working the roads many of which have already been put in first-class condition. The gang consists of about twenty-five convicts. FOUGHT FOR FIVE CENTS. One Negro Kill.

Another Gives Himself Up and Then Escapes Lothair. Ga. August 6. TPete Beachani and Jim Jinks two negroes fought Saturday night at- the Cummins sawmill with guns. Jinks- owed Beacham a nicfceL Beacham fired five shots with.

a pistol and Jinks fired six tlmea with a rifle and killed Beacham. Jinks came to toLothaIr and gave himself up. He was handcuffed butt when the' officers were ready to' give him a preliminary trial he could not be found having escaped. BB VM BM MMi A- Mother Defends Her Child. Tifton GaL August 6.

comes from over InIrwln county that a negro named Charles Pate was put in jail at Irwlnvillt yesterday for attempting to assault the little year of Mr. I. B. IX Paulk clerk of the tuperior court pf Irwin county. Mrs.

Paulk attacked tneAnegro wlthja board and frightened him away. He was subsequently caught slid Two Slates Stoles mules were stolen from JP. Jf MllIerand Key last night while the men were at. tanding preaching at Pleasant View churcb ouf-inllea west of Buchanan. TiieT were followed into Polkv county but Weririnoi overtaken.

Sheriff Builard searching' black' Urgemouse-cbloredinulei Terminal Property Sold- cla railroad Established 1870. Our patrons have the benefit of' out su perior skill and Ion experience In this specialty. Hawkes glasses from the be. ginning have bad a. most wonderful sale increasing from year to ear until they ar noijr sold from ocean to ocean.

These Glasses are Never Peddled Spectacles Repaired and Made as Good as New A. KHAWKES Manufacturing Optician 12 Whitehall St. KERYE SEEDS WEAK-HEN This Famous Remedy ewe piieklyp TnttBeB ervouidiwu Wear MejDorjLoanef Brain Power. chl wJketuSw Tost Vitality. nirtily emttno- di eiies used tqyouthfu OoSici so orfct ll nerve land plump.

ABy snail I money reran-I plain vnpper with esrriea invert pocket. 81 per boildiol a with written guarantee to curt nto a free medical book. na Mial fmne sNO Bold TtuoS ct oMUAtianU. Os at Jicotfs Kaarmtcr. No.

14 a MarlettaSt. and by Zlkin Wstson Dm Co. Semi-annual Statement for the Six Months Ending June 35 1895 of the Condition of the United States Life Insurance Coin the City of New York. Organized under. the laws.

of the State' of New York made to the governor gia pursuant to the taws of said state. Principal office No28li 262 and 263 way New York City" STOCK. a Amount of capital stock JttO000 10 I. Amount of capital stock paid up in-cash. 449000 00 Total assets 238205 6V.

low. assets nt LJABnjrnEgt Total liabilities. 710873935 IV. INCOME DURING FIRST BIX MONTHS OF YEAR. 1835.

Total Income 7505SO 07 V. DISBURSEMENTS DURING FIRST SIX MONTHS OF YEAR 1895. Total disbursements. 59826838 Certified copy of the act incorporating the company filed in office of Insurance com- tateof New York County of New York. Personally appeared before the under signed George H.

Burford who. being duly sworn deposes and says that he is the President and Chief Officer of the United States Life Insurance' CTomsany in the city of New York and that the foregoing statement Is correct and- true to. thebestof his information knowledge and belief. BURFORD5 Sworn to and subscribed before ine this thelsth day of Julyl895. Matthew Taylor Z.

Notary Public New York County NY State of New York City and County of New York. I. Henry' D. Purroy. Clerk of the city and county or New.

York and also clerk of the supreme court for the said city and county the same being a court of record do hereby certify that Matthew. Taylor before whom the annexed deposition was taken. was at the time of taking the same a. Notary Public of New York. dwelling to said city and county duly appointed and- sworn and authorized to administer oaths.

to. be used in- any court in said state and for general purposes that I am well acquainted with the handwriting of said notary and that his signature thereto Is genuine as I verily believe. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of jthe said court and county theiMth day of July ISIS HENRY D. PURROY Clerk. F.

B. SHEPARD Manager Gould Building' Atlanta Ca. netting Wnynesvllle and South. Brunswick a. distance of sixteen miles with all Its' wharf property and rolling stock was today- sold at commissioners sale on a mortgage foreclosure in which 500000 was involved.

It was bid in for 50000 by Mr. IL man. representing. Judge Hiram Steele and John P. Kerr who in turn are representing a syndicate of New York' capitalists.

It is said that the railroad property. will be put In excellent condition and operated on a large scale at once. JEFFERSON FOR BLACK. Delegates Selected to the. Crawford- Ville Convention and Instructed.

Louisville Ga. August The democrats of Jefferson county assembled In mass meeting at the courthouse in Louisville today In obedience to call of the democratic executive committee for. the purpose of selecting delegates to the congressional convention which meets at- Crawfordville Ga. on August Hth to nominate a candldats for congress- from. the tenth district.

The contention ap pointed the following delegates J. R. Phillips T. F. U.

Anderson M. A. Carswell G. W. Kelly J.

F. Denton. W. A. Stole-and 7.

T. Wilson. A resolution was introduced instructing its delegates to cut the vote of Jefferson county for lion- T. C. C.

Black. SHOT SIX TIMES. Au Augusta Negro Emptier a Pistol Into His Wife Augusta Ga. August Special. About midnight tonight.

Alice Smalls negro woman about thirty years old was shot- six times by her husband Sam- Smalls. Alice Smalls who strangely enough es caped without a mortal wound gives as the cause of the shooting that Sam charged her with having sworn out a warrant against Mm for bigamy and then he emptied his pistol into her. She was shot in both legs below the knees in both In her left arm just below the shoulder and In the stomach. Dr. A E.

Sally who was summoned male a hasty examination- of the. wounds administered an. anodyne and sent. her to the negro hospital. He said the wound in the arm Just below- the' shoulder is the most serious but that It Is impossible to say what will be the result Accept the Offer.

Savannah Ga. August 6. Special. The stockholders of the Augusta and Savannah railroad at a meeting held Jiere today decided to accept the offer. of' the reorganization committee of the Central railroad- to enter into a new lease contract for the propety and to pay the stockholders5 per' cent net ontheir holdings.

There were more than 6700 out of 10230 shares represented at the meeting. Shafting Pall. Augusta Gaf August 6. Special. a hundred feet of shafting' fell today in the cnrdroom of the Sibley" mills.

anl strange to say. nobody was hurt. It hap penal at a fortunate time st as the op eratives were ltasing the mill for dinner or else' quite number might have been terltirsly hurt. Several machines were br ken by the falling shafting and a. woman and boy were knocked down but escaped serious injury.

Election at DavUboro. Davisboro. Ga. August Special. the election yesterday for mayor.

and five aldermen the following ticket was elected without oppositionFor mayor L. Brown Aldermen JN. H. Jordan T. I.

Orr O. H. P. Beall. A.

W. Aldred and W. G. Bailey. The new mayor la a member of the lower house of the general assembly.

A' Paper Susitends Brunswick. Gi August SpedalJ The. Daily Register started July Id by Pierre VA Pratt. suspended today heavily in debt to its employes. Manager Pratt in a.

card. states that unfortunate complications arose that could not be rectified any other way but to The flank Reorganized. Borne Ga. August trSpeclal The Merchants' National bank reorganized today with W. Gammon' as president and O.

Hi McWiniams as vice president. Both- are prominent- and popular vL Middleton of Atlanta. wilt- probably- be cash- Accepted the Offer. SavannahGa August 6. The stockholders of the Augusta and.

Savannah railroad decided today by unanimous vote to accept the offer of the Georgia. Central railroad reorganization committee of per cent on the- capital stock. Under the old. lease 7 pec cent was paid. There were" Tepresented WOO ouf of 10 J20 4are i i 1-- i 1 1 After Him With a Rope.

Nashville Tent August Speclal. Vsn Walker a one-legged. white. farmer About thirty years old went to church with the year daughter of are spectacle citizen at Antioch last Wednes- Oar night and on the' way' home committed ft criminal assault accomplishing his deed by threats of totting her If she. made any outcry.

The girl Julia Jones la la a pr carious condition. The officers nave been on the trail of. the llllan ever since but have not yet caught him. There is aK most a certainty that he wOTte" lynched beforeh can igotten into Jail if he 1 caught. governor todsyoffersd ward or hu capu1et Yes.

Its Not r- Very hot and Jiable tbbe tsOtwo months I 4 I WERE RECEIVING. Fall Goods and want rooth. WERE SELLING Summer Clothing cheaper than any body in town. No doubt about it. COME.

And get3 a suit to'- bridge over till Jail comes on. mm COLE cmuif 26 WHITEHALL ST. TO RECALL THE ATLANTA And Send the Cincinnati to the Plori. da a t. Washington August The navy department has practically decided to recall the cruiser Atlanta irom.

ner presentsouiyot i Xvatching for Cuban filibustering expeditions off the Florida and to substi. tute the cruiser Cincinnati in her place It has been considered best however not to make the change at present. because tie departure' of the Cincinnati would Interfere with the' coming maneuvers of the" north Atlantic squadron. The charge will take place very soon however and the Atlanta will return itoHNew where she will probably go into dry dock and then if sufficient time remains and there is no urgent' need for herservlces will take the Cincinnati's place with tim squadron. The Cincinnati left the Brooklyn navy yard yesterday to adjust her compasses at Sandy Hook She returned to the lower bay tody and will waltttherefor thecruis- er New York.

Both vessels are under orders to proceed Newport It. I where the fleet rendezvous. TT A Chance for Job. New York August A special cable to The Times from Panama says The Panama Canal Company makes theannouncement la prepared now to employworfcmen artIsans firemen and common laborers who apply at" the. corn- offices.

The company' win pay to common laborers from 80 cents to in Colombian sQ rec salaries of other workmen are to be fixed in accordance uth merit and usefulness" 7 A special bonus' will be paid to work. men who load more than a certain number of carsdaily i Charter for a SeW Mill. Richmond va. August The. law and equity courthere today granted charter to a companyto be known us theNewport News Cotton Manufacturing Company.

The purpose-for which the company Is formed is to buy sod sell" and otherwise cJiposa of and to znanufacture cotton. i A Deputy SnerW Killed. Memphis. Tenn. Aug At an early tour this mornlnrJ ejmtr rlItAU Werner.

Crittenden county Arkansas was shotiand kfiled ax Joneai landlng on the Jflssls ippl Tiver by a negro whom he was attempting. to The negro 5e but a posse iija pursuit INr' wfSVID BI i ondnctor routman Hid. a. erou an a. 1 AN AFFI AVIT own Specla Browti l1en ng Ickery Jiereou l6Sio yeste ay is tOd Imo a.

now. back with Ht 8 intu.l sed defenseln Myeracharged 13 a. routmanwha gave esterda as appe i ji to-be bthbut lI cl9BetHe Tbo hhe trl n' dtS riptl glv m- terlous obleas fuhs ge vtl rn eo ald aon toda an b. Ill shoo ng. n1i 1 ce ft tcrr assent led me 1al Fr mlan ra pe Thts commtllCt un er LM tI ack t.

41'co 1rr ne thcon Z. tIJ Ir. palI arers It. Hall. D.

iex Mtg' I da bf evSn I several weeks with night at it o'clock. Information was received In Macon today of the death of Mrs. W. E. Carswell this 7ome of her Twiggs count near Jetfersom111e.

She was the grandmother of Mrs. Alexander Proudfit Mrs. Mark ODanlel and Messrs. Thomas and Jce aper of Macon. She was el hty- tiire yearr old and one or the bp known and most esteemed ladles of middle Geor- Jcta.

She eil ideraHe wllth Her hu. band was the late Captain W. E. Carswell a large Planter. Xewsy TOtes Chlet of Police Butntr has returned from litajison where he went to take W.

O. Green. lie says he mane a. satisfactory Fears In reva chief dl nt say how much of the reward was paid to him. Captain George A.

Dure has heen sworn In as JUT commis oner. vice W. W. Collins. resigned.

The COmmissioners fu ence week to revise the jury Principal PhY clanMcIntOSh penltentlar is tn the city. It Is nld tht Secretary Stacy of the ag lI" when that man a near date. Professor D. I. Abbott and family have re ehi BT ngiu hter of flmng duBignon.

Is the guest of Miss Willie Tinsley. DA 1 Re iR ef Tin he whe ahOrhlm. hen' Jn de hjje Florldfllefiadnit1f th rime- pleadlthat siUSWiabIe dOtrigtC Hewaapt1t COURTINSPALDIfa. fleck rder RlIl torCont mpt. OrlmD Oa SpeciaL 1k hehaa urged trongly liu th The' t1 andlj1Spect ommtt.

to the th afternoon. wltn ssed liE IS A GOOD II as dge. es hearin SOO Special. McMi ls Some ere ot 6. del vel Id Int rest re.

confed rate I I I the' I I POST STER A Is 6. S. Huntersville. morI hl Idea GE ERAL STOY ALL General co un- I afmy. with the greater I I CAPT AI CO DlTlON.

Cap week so rce I resided. .6. of' petltlontora pr thebes' I theStUeaboro Clubl1lis acreot now th di J' ns the. rowlwhlch' fe1lve ItalkscontaIIfechlromtwo yean agorai8ed ot. cornfrGm ne crp now.

ok mor' promng dd se Jro I lea In. ro g' c. WfB. tIj i. TQ TfPJBJ jt i CUI S' YJISt ttQPP 1 COmmltlloDrOrln lobl s.

5 HEYHOlD MASS MEEI O' Riolu oa ArAdo td Chmsniy iil 11 ld ldo obLw DavUe Aut ScaI spnae cal preTusymde lage wlrg untr herng a Ue PaVle acaemy te I reerDce theelort mae scme CJarts stat rete cmmutation te Mrl. Eliabeth Nobles te Iurdres le Jmprtnment. Hon Mawel wa themeeln an Joph. lec ty. Hthe S.

Yop A Cobs Le Hayes wer appite comitte ad rsolutons conderU metng. Te cmite mde followig rpr 111cwl unalmosl rsig Wherea wu deed husbad to conf sd mureress Elibeth citzen loed hs alablt ad uprghtnes. Whres ha knawlege concered effor rious pats pro ue cQmmutatn sentece reety sent ned pnal- te husbnd Wiam' bng prsOnS remote frm wih horiddets I rasons bleve tssuperinuced a sentmet a deire prmote. jusice Wherea rsident Id 1 winesse confesson we knowlege itl contuted ou bu tat cru- up' theref conclusivy onl deprvity or I murde tbat wa te ach an paclpant cime wee oly serant tols sa mureress ha gn- lawfu tral garanted serce ale and bee convte' ien- bfore leaned up jude a ther slghtest gl of al clrcumsta es clig slghtest mer Wherea selt ent sch I tL vclnty thatl executve cle grntfa crcUstlnces I b. difcult ariged Lnchrr decln a pal resdents Twigg mas cQventhm a fort i foregong preamle whic mot conceln law ctzen solemly sncerel a eMSty pr- tes aginst.

ext6sloI ay for executve mueress I lut wlthte lte bloo hUb I an decl or perect magtrate ad bele' thlt wU b. swered te pero anceof swrn dut I deire lentimetallsm pUblc tee ng deire eul scred I th resolutons forarded governr. Cnsttution. Maco JeffeonY1e Enter prse. Hon.

1. Hughes stro Impresiv speeces recev wPh lage Dead Lut ROe G- Auust Sp At lat electon a puc- Cmmissioner Cayton ha ben membrs boar bn. vided-two nd Mr. wer or' sme ot1er comissioners lve tlli gven I wal deca elect. Co- msioner kGen Foyds respcte citzens acton lar ha posltonjI so.

Holer bpt thouht man bard prntng yeterday fale anyone te bid. par the. thle pap rs I tha Is bid Th mde. Pattee Oe piece prac tce occurre norh Grga reprted a sGre tme ao Sprgs. ere neg whobcampobstreperoU ad wa giy some whcl Lecessl- Crrecton' rarm anreved par service buled hi acrGr log nd ga VE goo' ii repoJed nUer Catoos tre negwas sp cif I an tal counse deense Inh mr I h' E' x1 klr hl" cuen Catoos wasdrop.

pce anderried step arpsto i' PalnTle aveRoieonlheSute Ute of 11l nvlle ba bre reptaton cout. vilge a le preset sealnls al ad ttl lomlngU ito shippng pintforpeahe fTe ag 1ler. Sn pt eextenslve' orcars thereandnow cloaaftercrload cinnaUClca andotherplntTe crp Impl enorous pache fth fest aparance' 1voriac. Plaluvne paes comnd a gO prctn them ket i oaJhe 4tel. I ee I ialkoi nevo rtr th me.

wat yt ttforer clea' IS pty Her pply1dd t- I te prde an te bat ofRom I ce tom a pure waterlch ppwa ahn' ad 1a apl. I-a. paclIWhe thesyBemwa enan atemptw m. et nl ete coW" cad br adbluUtthe1 ntbo atca ea ttet fth1ate thi tke ottopluthe Qjot1' ste" bl wth el watr at rtr telupl7 to11 tr rprt 1nl ia tg i psbletht I i aotbY PtjSIXP adn0di lcnn kr i' dr 1' Jt uc iJ ac vq ld 1' notlu topu deadtheJ dctU tthl deathwu cues uwDtlveYuprese hmelf vgte negr' temprarsldenc cldcetWhdongtheomcers cu de lA erhUed Quit lent0D w. caue retery byhe art Luk WoawelUmow Bpt precher is.

chrge. wth a mor cotton tk cton lnAb maatt I ba beelevedoO tn hajutben ca htHe wa cied j1. Cedaown Woo wa aso uprtendent Su4Y. achola1Bluton Th Uer hallta' Dank Te comltee Merchant' Na- tonal bas' returne Waahin. bk wl prob morw net 1ay comitee rifer quer ature their Wahingn.

Howr Ep HI Cusl. MIddlebrks Abert Ind Bb Coler. al Atant rved ciy ad proceded se Smit sid tat want Midlebroks appinted of the bn and in cae WI ielgble to In Bob Cmer. Bt the succe Bld he was hads off. an afer a talk with Judge Bur ptroler wa ever commlte Ct Treurr es 10 Whie In.

Of nron Dubl Augst 6 adjoued. Severl negoes and whies sel whsky unlwfuly. Wllamson rendere verict gty deendts wl Willamson defamaton claracter noo ot sustained Wllamlon lty wh fed a Wiiamson. surrious langage Williamson mysterous the otce te Dubln ban the.ur- juror. Whie sig I sme lfed no.

baiff arests madf ad ha ered Augst 2th elec on wi purse counci estblsh syst of publc ciy. teahers' Instute Lurens wi frt ofthe Septenbfr. Ptessr wl te exerlsts a expr Atanta horty pra tce Itgal OIMT ALISTS. A Meetng Mrieta I Leae Orllled. Marieta Ga.

Augst A meetng orze slver cub. wa the rea I settn for th pl dgng cub member vt nobdy otc fre. unlmie ad coinae 1 Te chairn mak v- psiton peple wa orgllng clu br tat shoud tlke iteP orgnize mitia dlstcts andaterards thes orrze Gn ral Philp ia 1g' nl week. Ja deded siver meetg. I a' meetng siver 0 I' wa temporar leage arrge organiing te I a Americ I Bimetalc Le.

Te generl ppe porer reaon traion crnc demonet- ton ataed Psident bnd Isse ad sid 1 a isued bnds Ipached. it cncusion MOlmae speh generls vews. Gener Ph1ip move apintent oe ditct it MOi wa apinte lubequenty 0. Gan' wer Main wa Marietta dsrict' A se Santy CARTESV1E. C01nt I VlllDg PareDtalu Ciy.

Cartervle Augst. 6 lr. ONei known actr atpresnt enjying ciy parent sopp on Te meetg boked be Sptember 1th. Te rairoads to. rduced large I antcpe wi Dresent Avery singa acident oured derick afew ag.

bore abut csern yar hol cvere fel dlfclil hore Iast hUe asisting gther phes day fel ad ke bllarm. gnd prent tle luperlor remmended abU" cunty chaingng. Ti qS. ton hi bee much dicused I coun- eome te pat msloner sU mtenance caingng workg reds ben lus cndtion. Te gag cnsit aut twenty FE CET.

NegoKnl GIea Bm- el Eacpe. Itar G. Augt. 6 Beaam Ji Jin neg. Stury atteClns aWl w1bgna Ji.

Bechm a Bech lredlve ts pitl ad JJ fe II te wta re ad k1ed Beaam Jin cme ar gav Hew Jdcffe omcr wer rdy gve. n. a Cud not JotberDdenc CUa tn Ga. Augst 4. r' cme romov In egne Cle.

Pat wal pt jat Jrlve trylorattetPtng t. te dauht MrJB paul rkotte uPror cur 1rn cutyYPuatck teIegct bardand hteehm- a 1 uentijicauglta je To 11 lt le' I 6 mme. werSle PJ de-a tJ ij tom weo 1Ch re ton0e tnt pocut er Dt oYere l8her ll rag I tortet peot te mUe1bIck Tl. naoD emPYc qlc. DrG' dWe temLct Ir Powe Be aho te LaVltaUtynjbtJ emote dU lpecJ ad lae rusb errot exeelesCr1 tt1 a Defe tno ad blood budlr Kate tae aQ11usD afa rI mo7 Wnw.

fre medicl bok. ue p1 1p Wt sonlalund 1 ffnea No N' 8nOH no1. OPI mOn I Att Oa. Jab11. 11tt 1 Z1 fem jlu Sttement.

te Si onth Jue3l8 teC ndl tn Unied Stats Co. in theCitYotNewYo Ored York me PegaverorofQ o. ia purat tothidaw sd Prnc a oi 2 ad ZBr dway Ct. CAITA I STK. 1.

sto 1 OO i 2 Aout Cf caplal to Isi8 Wo 0. Tot asseti 26 iL LABI1S TtalUabItes. i073f3. ICE DURIG FIST1IX MONTS 185. C.

Tta. 5 f. DSBURSETDURIGFIRST SX MOzS YEA 185. 1' ct ror tiig i tn mc ii ms kcounty York bforeteund i- Ilged. Gore Buord bing' dly swor depoes.

say tsJhe' Psdent Ch Otcerof Unied State Lf cly a for gingetatnent iscorre ad. tre thebestofh' tnfortn. kowledge nd bef. Swor befor me thtthelt JIY1. 1" Mattew Tylr NQt Pbic wYork CuntNY York Cltyd Couty Pury.

rk andcount Ne. York an co rt fr sd ad sme herebycertlf Taylol bfore annexe depsi ton wa taen. Notal Pbic Ne dwelng sd cty an cotnty aP' plnfd 1WOr ad authorze adm Inlter usd anycou sd gehr PUISes tt wel Wt handwtfng Dotl an sigature veriy beleve. Ie afxe sal ofj1hesd' cour cQuty te 1th uly 15 PURROYClerk Buidi Atla. Qa neCtng Wnuegvle 1runwtk dstanc stt en 11' lng sto toy.

commlsson rs1e Oa mortgge whch I 0 1 ned John turn senig sdlcate cpial- I rlroal prperty wi ecelet condion r- onc. BL C. Clword- vile Con Ten on LUIvine 6. democrat Jeferson. mas Iuis- vle obedience te democrtic' executve purse selectng delegteo gslon conventon meet Crawtndil Hh to for.

ngssfrom te tent district omenton. ap delttes Phlps F. Aderson A CaI1well GW Kely W. Stole- and WUson. Arealu on wa intrduced instcting' it te voteot Jefferon cunty Hon.

JC Blac a SBOTSI Ai Aagsa epoEptie. Pbt I August Augst G. SDc1Abut a nego tfrty rear wa si tms husband sm. Small Smas sgel enouge- wfhut wound gves shotg charg' Wth havg Iworn warat ep wa leg belowte es I bot han In. he lef ij st low sho de I stomch.

A haty exmnaton. wounds adyne blow' I serios tat I I Impssble w1 result Ofer. Svnna Augt Sp atThe stockholder Austa Svan- raUroaat her decded rergan- ition commtte te Centr ralroad a leae cntr and' py ockolder' 5 pr' on. ther holings. Tere.

mor 6out 102shs sented. th meett ShaftDC Fals Austa 6. nr' hundrf shatngfel t1ay I crdrm mil. a strnge' noby' bu I UP a tlmeItst a 01 atves wer 1 II dn r- qut numbe miht ben rl Sever mche wer bn tallg-shafthlg w9iali ko ke esa seriou Iury. Davlboro.

Davboro Agst It In yetery tve tcket waele wlthoutopp ton For mayor HonT L. Adermen N. IOI Beal A wAldead BaU y. rewmayorI a te lwer houe gua bly. PaPr apeDa Brswc Igt 4Specla1Te Dall.

Regser Juy' byPem A. rttsusjnde torhetvly 1. ebt ftemployes lanager at I cad tat unfortuat6 omplctOs Jhatcouldnt breWa' waYbu PI ThenaBkJor aled. tGa. ist' Te l.er- ch tNa on3J' rgaltY wth Gaonu pre ad HMcWUam a pred nt Bot- ar ent a' pU ctlzen.

LH4 1Id- i tn. C. lr 3. va r8 stc oUhe Auil' SvannrU' roa cI4 tOay y' UIni uso ottheGr Cnta" rnro iiiD' mt I pr eenton ptlt tnder te Wa i on leae4iwit fer Aut. ld.

nt i rJ 1ftei1.t e. 1. Ld. gh i ebei t7. th E' tW ee dr nlt aon te7whom cntt a Lamp i.

I ta oJmgI brJlena ny. 6' bfore oUe ItcJalfli he's 1 32 r. 1 i 1 i r. li 1 tS 1 I It t. 4 ry.

ot iIt :1 b1 9 betotw i ntf5 0 WE RERECEIVI Qi FaUGoodscandwHqt Or lth WpRESELLING tc ur rCI hJnt cheper' thlV a y. else int Nod ab6uti I. getiasui3to. over tiHJall 5 on. STEW ARTCOlEtAlrAWAY WH 9 CLL TH A' ndSen4 teClnjlnnaU tIeJjnf acst ashlngorAugust TeJavi depar me rct alr toi rlsrAtant tom esnt oUtYOJi vicing rorcub fustr xP tl nsif.

teYordc ast. to 11I tt. cser CncnntlJnb pla I be I howevei.lot me' cbae' a pent bcuse idePar 1 Cl cliaoul. Jnte rewlh ma euie ofjhe" rh Atntsudot chagew i plce Very8nbowever ndthe AUant wireturto NewYor wlr wn Iy to dk a d. I sutclent te rirtn d.

rhet' se el here sh wi te th Cin t' pl wJt4tho quadl' ClncnaU lef te' BroklynaV yar stera t. ldJus ipa sel' sdy- HookShe rUlrnet thelQw r' tly adwf 1 Hler ott ci5' Yor 1otIveueJaruderor der t. pr o.Ne je- te letWl rdeou ll efoTaob i wjo tgst6. lp 1t Te effmPanmaa1s enePn CaCmpym thtHt Is pEarnow- wemply wrenrllanB freand commonJb rwho aply cm. jnJsstonot fTe cmpy' l- 1 ules ft othrwgrkeniaetob' 1Jr Jt me ld taccerinut yrf t- i jll lchmord Aui t.

Te' aIuf 1 1 oy gtchir. prt kno1qt 1er Ne ttla a RomPaYN pua for wch tecm Itormed Job 1 te 8 otadt a acti if i mor 4 a eg4 IOm uatemptdo nr' i have Summe Sho etherHig nan it. TER N- 1 iteha11 114 IIB Whiteh Slreet a 1tu. sod Maiiuou CIr a pe wet wi pi1U RUNS A 1 the AsInm. ND GOLD NUGGET ponnti.

a t-BPeCI ureb there. WhO nt eye on. waICfl. mist of es Be ral id Ifl fc DtSl1 U. mercht.

yeI1 tes concor mietei. We be51D 4 farmS own I' tli CO ay arejght TraIn eTerat 1ID senger Slat1 Greensboro or th Inston. appt Ir tt ing train I er bri Ite el he al named teZTib On en ot efl5 the Ic ailed. AssodatW 5 1ont about one 4e 5JS I 1 EILqL cOTICE. PowersMr1.

I Ispatrick jir4ttd. neral in er oclOC redeflCe 3 Peac1trt4' Gnactor1rontman lla OU3 an AVIT 1' Oeorgti8onthern 5nd I In I' ystetaY werehh wasnotunui he ne wh to a. 1d a ti aii ac- Sher tewart eeapCdrom nhiie dc- vt Zanage flt th v. orne Napier eighty- beat ma POeeced huMnd ewsy didn't id be jury comrnisFjon comjssiO0 flJ commence PhyslcianMcLntosh Griffin Toun Men's Chriqa0 Associttion may Secretary ROter at Macon I returned from Cumberlan. Mits Car duRignon daughter Dlxonwlth I S.

ar- Sellars 3 ag ltxon hare I abcutie. dd ciaiiiie4 fodder. John the iod- nc hImSelJats thenniade Florida Headmiis bew was putti today Orders I sIVejuries ar- tltestolen HeWns 4O lonel. ge eraj pri- fromone lt atthe To costive bli- when. thebloOd is or slug- cure habitual conan- pation.

to awa1tenthe kidneys and lIver th a to dizpe1 headaches IiI Orfer3 uae-Syup Ct a1 FANT BER TO IIAIIG TwIg County Oppos lot HOLD-A In lure- 1' I 5 ure ac- te thatif wouldbe futureto ap- po- liusban9- his Last Ga. Special. uc- A soopposed owest becamiobstreperoua andgave gootldressing d' was in town Wia shlpptngpolntfor extensIve orcharde gels by a shaft and ca- enlarge the flow let in Since that the has that is fllteMdJs bardi Andy Deputy Sheriff aid who not le 5' 4- tlie wound lnfilcted according the coroner' jU17. rL Mccall and the diet Bluifton inL just Wood Bluifton. jature Cassin ar- bank case he was ineligible Iint Collier.

said hands after TreasurerLosee 100 ac- theoffice thepur- au- hlslegal tepu now i 5pd eii. dis- Og A Is SpeciaL is un- a hi bed" thalr SpeciaL Jinkicsme Irwin a wa superior- toe negro with a jailed BuchananGa August Tws sthienfrom J. Miller and7. They' were ut were not' 1s for them otthe mules is black andabotit eight years old ihe other La a large mouse-colored mule ten or twelve. ycari.

old. Proertr5oldj BrustswickGa. A4ust 1Speciai Suth Binwick rmIna1 con. fc o- j. 1 5 t- c9.

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