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ioSYItfn GEORGIA BY WIRE. HPPENNGS OF A. DAY UOHT BY LIGHTNING. A Fotsaua lilt. by a Ngr Upioa Cour DO- A Wild rJteir llolth Jai Homicide in Burtow ViKu a' Baucyiile Sic Etc.

Speciltl to The Constitution. GRIFFIN October 8. McKibbn told me- Saturday night that he had been policeman here for two years and that that day had been the worst in all his experience. More people drunk more petty quarrels and fights small thefts and other violations of the moral code than he had ever seen here before but still the big meeting" at the Methodist church goes on just the same. Cart rllvllle Georgia.

JUSTIFI ILL 3 MI11DE. Special to The Jouimtlon CARTEESYILLE. October 3. The negro Step lrtlitt who was cut in the head with an ax by Bob Smith last Thursday died late Saturday night. Coroner WllIinjham held an in.

quest yesterday. The jury returned a verdict of justifiable homicide. Mr. Alexander M. Williogham though a young man is one of the most efficient coroners in the state.

He understands his business and attends to it well. IInntlvllle Alabama. Special to The Conshmioa HI October 8. A horrible murder was committed here this evening. A negro woman called on loliceman Street to go to her house stating there was a disturbance among the colored men.

When Street ar. rived at the house only one man was to be seen. On leaving the house a negro man who had been concealed crept up behind the officer and split his head open with an ax killing him instantly. The murderer escaped. His name could not be learned.

naa Georgia. A ROW IS COLUMBIA. Special to The Constitution. AUGUSTA October 8. A report was received in Augusta to-day of a desperate affray in Columbia county about fifteen miles from this city.

Saturday. A crowd of negroes gat ere on the Griffin place enjoying a dance. when a negro unknown to the party appeared on the scene and soon raised a row. During the fight which ensued the stranger struck an other negro in the bead with a pick-ax' killing him instantly. Other negroes then rush ed on the stranger and hacked him in a fear- mi manner.

He is no expected to live. J. if. Yannerson prominent commission merchant of this Vlce his retired horn bus ness and rlinrns in a few days to his former home in Kentucky. Rome Ge rgia.

A POISONOUS BITE. Special to The Constltution Ron Octobers. About a month ago A. Sewell living at Cedar Bluff on the Coosa river got into a difficulty with a negro man. liming the fight the negro bit him on the thumb of his right hand.

1 he bite was so poisonous that Sewall has come to Rome to nave the member amputated. PRICE TO BE PUT OS TRIAL. Walter Price the negro who administered poison to eight other negroes about two months ago will be put on trial tomorrow charged with murder. two of his victims having died. A XXTHODIST CORKER STONE.

The stone of the new Methodish church at Cave springs is to be laid to-morrow with appropriate ceremonies. Thomasloo Georgia Special to The Constitution. ThOSLASTOB October 8. The election held in this couniy Saturday on the fence question was It very hot one indeed. The returns from all the precincts arunot in yet.

There is some reason to believe that the no fence" men were defeated in this county yet they claim that the returns from several precincts. giv tug majorities for fence were illegal as they kept the polls opened until after 3 p. LATER. The couslidation of the returns from the different precincts in this county the elections held Saturday gives a rousing majority for fence. Fence received eight bun.

tired and seventy-one. no fence teceived live hundred and forty-five. This makes the second time the no fence men have been defeated in Upson. Montgomery Alabama. VILLOW nni AT BttEWTOK.

Special to The Constitution. MOXTGOMEBY Aid. October 8. Your correspondent is informed tonight by one MontgomeryS quarantine officers just from below Brewtou that the malignant fever i nothing else but yellow fever and spreading in that village. He reports seventeen Cases sod two deaths there today The trains the Mobile and Montgomery road pass that station without stopping.

Dr. Cochran State health officer advises the quarantine to kept up yet between here and pmsacola and a rigid enforcement between Brwton and the world. The weather is hot. No signs of rain. None for over three mouths.

Everything drying up. Athens Ue rgla. XISSIKG WITH A BOTTLE. I x. Avgss October Mr.

Archer came to Athens last Thursday and after buying bottle of whisky left for some unknown country. His wife sent a preacher to loo for him but no clue to whereabouts could be found. The merchants have petitioned the cit council to stop street drumming. The city council appropriated two hundred dollars to buy a pair of horses for the hook and ladder company. BROKE FROX JAIL.

Two negroes broke from jail Saturda evening. They proke one of toe bars in th window and by using a box and some stic 0 wood succeeded in scaling the wall. Ou of the prisoners poisoned Mr. Calaways lam- with powdered glass. rarrollton.

Georgia. PR1SONIES sasiasceo Special to The Coustituilon. CRROLLTON October 8. Our superior cou has been in session just one week. His hon Judge Harris is presiding and a more abl efficient and correct judge cannot be found any of the circuits within the limits of th state Business has been dispatched rapidly and a great many civil as well as state cases disposed of.

The following criminals we sentenced to the penitentiary George Cook for the murder of Joseph Williams in tb year 1879. Cook plead guilty to involuntary manslaughter and goes to the chaingang theterm of two years and six months. Witi Slaughter colored convicted of assault with intent to commit rape sentenced also twelve years in the chaingang and Jos Reese a small colored girl one year burglary. MUNICIPAL KLECflED. Our election for mayor and councilmen Carrollton came off to-day with the following ret Joseph J.

Gaston mayor and council M. Long. A. F. Gardner C.

A. Upshaw and T. A MBTV Tallolab. Georgia. A WILD BEAR.

Special to The Constitution. TLLULAH October They have a wi bear near Tallulah. One day last week a bu dog belonging to Justice Woodall of Tall lab. tackeled the bear and the canine was wounded and disabled that he had to be toti home. Captain Lute H.

Johnson says tl bear has two beds one in a cliff of roe near the bridge across Tallulah river near ah hotel and ilepthernearMrs. Stones in a dense thicket on the Cbattooga river and that he alternates between the two pla Since the burning of the livery stable and horses At Tallalah it is belied the scent rom the remains of the dead burned horses tracted him so near. TEN BATTLES. I A rattlesnake having ten rattles was killeu ear Tallulato last week that had swallowed ground squirrel. leer are more numerous around Tallulah lan for several years past and the mountaineer hunters are having fine sport hunting.

Columbus. Georgia A MYSTERY EXPLAINED. Special to The Constitution. COLCMBL5 October 8. On Friday night the XKh of July one of the most fiendish mur- ers on record was committed near this city Smith Austin was the victim and his throat as cut from eato ear.

A negro named Jim Pope was arrested fur the crime and after a preliminary heating was committed to jail. ome time later another negro named Bill ones was arrested on a charge of stealing and ut in jail. It seems that for some days past ie two negroes have been quarreling and yesterday they made a full confession of the killing of the hackruan. They say that two hite men hired them to do the deed. Jim Pope says they gave them 50 and a silver watchbut Bill Jones fixes the amount at 120.

DEAD. Mr. William C. Gray an old ant respected zen of Columbus died at the home of his on at Chunnuggie ridge on Saturday night. rom the effects of a stroke of paralytic.

He as for years a prominent warehouseman itre and alter retiring from active business ie was fur years the proprietor of the Plant- rs' hoi el in this city. A negro woman was found dead in her ed in Girard. The indications were that he had been dead several days. The coro- ers jury returned a verdict from natural unknown causes. Chattanooga.

Tennessee. ElECTIoN EXCITEMENT. Special to The' outfit' tton. CUATTCS000A October 8. Considerable election excitement was shown on the streets tonight Both political parties are spending money freely with fireworks.

and bonfires. There is a prospect of a split in the republi- con party wbich may result in a close if not the election of tile dempcratjc mayor. The colored people are breaking from the Snyder ranks saying he was a compromiser in the scheme to abolish the charter of the city. FuCL LA scsrEcrEs A strange man well dressed having the ap- jearance of a gentleman was found this morning in an unconscious condition lying the railroad back of the union depot. His condition was such he could not be understood but papers on his person stowed he was from Fernandina Pta.

Foul play is strongly suspected. At the last accounts he was still unconscious. While Officer Adams was conveying Thomas Carter. a prisoner who sad been fined from the courthouse to the jail Carter broke and run. Adams fired upon him the ball just grazing the prisoners head.

but doing no injury. In the suit of A. W. Lanter vs. the mayor and aldermen of Chattanooga to test the constitutionality of the act of the legislature establishing a police commission Judge Trewhitt decided to-day in favor of the corn missioners.

Sonny side Georgia A. SHARP CUT. Special to-The Constitution. Scaisietoz October 8. Late Saturday ev ening news reached the city that quite a had occurred at Sunnyside Upon inquiry it was ascertained that G.

Nichols had been badly cut by one A. F. Willingham Ii young man who also resides at Sunnyside. Extent of the cut about as follows cut in he back just under the left shoulder blade. Quite an Uvly looking gash and though dangerous not necessarily fatal.

It seems that Williugham and Nichols had had some pre- vioUa misunderstanding about some trivial matter but that had passed off. and Wilting- iam raised another racket with a. negro. and was endeavoring to empty the contents of a double barrel shot gun in him when Nichols interfered and tried to quell the fuss. He succeeded in wrenching the gun out of Witliughams lands but no sooner done than he was ounced upon by Wilttngbam and stabbed with a dirk or a fearfully tong bladed" knife.

The result of which is as already stated. Willingham is reported to have been drink. ng. He tied and has not been heard of since. RAPS IN SULDLIG A negro by name of Jack Allen was arrested here yesterday.

for committing rape on a little year old colored girl. He lang utah- as in the county tenement. SaTannftti Georgia. A DOMESTIC TRGEDY Special to The Cons i ton. SAVANNAH October 8.

George Brown returning to his home on the Louis elite road late on Saturday night discovered that his wife and child had gone with Sam Lewis. He followed them anc found them in Lewis's house. A difficulty occurred between the men when Brown drew a pistol and shot Lewis in the head. The wounded man was brought to this city this morning. Tile ball was not extracted.

Brown has eluded arrest All colored. FIRE ON SHIPBOARD. Information was received this morning that a fire was discovered in the hold of the Brit. isis steamship Endy mon whiCh is conipleting her cargo at Venus point. She has on board 6000 bates and was loading for Reval.

The consignees have gone down in a tug to ascertain the damage and have not yet returned. Associated Press. SAVABKAH. Ocober About 11 o'clock last night a cargo of cotton in the forward compartment of the steamer Enrly was die- overid to be on fire. Before the flames were extinguished 150 hates were destroyed.

live hundred bales were damaged by water. A FATAL ROW. In a row in a notorious house of prostitution kept by George Nixon late lest night a young man named Cayanaeh was struck in the head and seriously injured. The police arrested several parties. and returning to ascertain where the wounded man was found that he bad been spirited away.

The woman said he had been carried off to his home but she knew nothing else. Tonight it is reported that the young man is dead and the au thorittes are investigating the affair. The parties arrest ed last night were fined for disorderly conduct it not being known then that the row was so serious. CALLED TO tccotNr Forty tradesmen have been summoned to appear bf re th mayor to answer the charge of violating the ordinance in keeping stores and saloons open on Sunday. A Cutting Scrape From the Waynpsboro Herald.

On last Friday just at the break of day two negroes. MpltOD Fulcher and John Grant had a serious difficulty on the Miller Rocky creek place which came near proving a black Friday" to the latter. It seems that John became desperately enamored of tbe charms of Meltons wife and in the absence of Mellon sought an opportunity to unburden his heavy heart and pour into her yielding ear the wild ravings of his grands passione. The fair darns soothed and flattered by such eloquent and earnest pros. testations of undying devotion unwisely permitted the hapless swan to lingertill the dawn of day.

Mellon having arrived at the house of his wife a few hours previous. comprehended the situation. and took his stand with unsheathed razor at the door where silently and grimly he awaited the egress of the unsuspecting John. Finally the intruder came forth and that razor entered upon its bloody work with jealous vengeance. At last accounts John was improving but badly mutilated.

A Curtout Hog. From be Early CounlY News. Rev. W. B.

Womble of this county has a curiosity in the shape of a hog. When about two months old. another hog bit its nose oft about. half way up the upper jaw leaving the lower jaw and tongue unhurt. Notwithstanding it is thus maimed it has grown and fattened.

It cannot root but can eat slops and pick up corn when thrown to in a pile. GEORGIA GOSSIP. IHORT TALKS WITH THR SeRIBBS op THE COUNTY PRESS. Fetes tied to Uooolo County- YIrstnYootSd Soertff-F De In CS. sad la Pike Dep A tlon on CMOoUo OSarab AX- rexol I' Etc.

Bro. Professor Kelly of Conyers has returned rom Europe. William Clements of DoughertYt lost an arm in a cotton gin. A large quantity of cotton was stolen from Mr. J.

A. Daniel of Sumter county. S. Weston who was recently stabbed by a negro boy in Albany is very much im roved. LTncolnton Gazette Ground was broken Monday for the foundation of the new Bapis church in Washington.

Thirty-one workmen passed through Ma- con on their way 19 Kissitumee City to work on the South Florida road. A man by the name of Thomas Butler nea os ell while reurning from a Gypsy camp ast week fell dead in the road. Captain Steven G. Pettus of Wilkes who a ew months ago was accidentally shot died at lome on Friday last and was buried on Sunday. Mr.

J. 1. Spurlock Sr. of Eufaula has an ugly sore un his tongue it is improving now Mt it was thought at one time to be epittie- liomia. Hon J.

A. Wilder one of the representatives of Pt county has taken a position as mail route agent between Albany and Brunswick. Major Wechler of Dawson was a stair officer of General Van Dorn during the late war. After the death of Van Dora he was transferred to the staff of General Kirby Smith. Sylvania Telephone Mr.

George Tice planted eleven acres of cotton used one ton of crnann flnrl nile- pathprinp all his rron and paying for his fertilizer had 735 left. Tbis is II. fair specimen of the crops of the county. On Sunday night the machine shop belong- ng to Josiah Bosworth at Snapping Shoats was destroyed by fire. Loss about 2000.

It was evidently the work of au incendiary. The mill caught twice but was fortunately extin. guished. Three children of Dan Grump. colorel were burned to death in his cabin four mil a from Lavonia Hart county.

The parent were at wvrk in a field half a mile distant Tile oldest child was five years of age the youngest ten months. Last Saturday President A. I. Branham tendered his resignation as president of the West Georgia agricultural and mechanical college at Hamilton to the board of trustees which was accented. Professor 0.

M. Pocket Was elected president in his stead. A negro by the name of Ed Cothran iii Rome whipped a negro woman and officer C. and J. C.

Brown went to arrest him when he showed fight to the officers and for a timi they had a relit rough and tumble time of it but Cotbran was landed in the station house with his head beat up a little. The following is the municipal ticU named in the new bill incorporating DubliJ and which will serve until July when III election will be held Mayor Joel E. Perrj Councilmen John J. Weaver Martin j. Jones Elijah Benton Kinghen H.

Walter and Daniel A. smith. Calhoun Times Mr. Gabe Hunt had exhibition this week a beet which measued thirty inches in length. twenty-one incheiin circumference and weighed twelve pouIls If anybody can beat that beet we shouldbe glad to have them step forward.

He alsoRS what is known as the rich weed over twoty feet in length. Sheriff Taylor of Gordon county is decided to use the same style gallows as tie one on which Johnson was hung in Rome veral years ago and will put it up on the ty laud recently purchased of Squire Pulliam. The gallows has a trigger underneaU and. when this is jerked out by means of rope the whole platform fats. Washington Gazette Depredations have been committed at the Catholic ctnuh in this place of a very diabolical nature.

The blinds and glass have been broken trwitu rocks and sticks and other like rjpischif engaged in. We hope the parties will be ken in baud and severelj dealt wi h. We sgret exceedingly to know of such shamefubon duct in as good a comniunityas this. Eatontori Messenger Sheriff Lawrencis a good officer and a footed one. Tbirst 5 gran ted the second was demoustratedast Saturday when he made swift cut ofthe park while in pursuit of Gus Johnson dor- td who was wanted on a charge of asult with intent to murder.

It is said that a erred negrs is swifter of foot than a deer but Lawrence with some assistance sucta1- ed in bringing Gus to bay to await trial. On last Wednesday evening Doctors Re es and alone made a search for the buet wblch caused the death of Pints Nesin Gordon county and found it lodged betwti toe first and second joints of the bsckbor and within an eighth of an inch of the sptsl curd It is a two calibre but the p- tot from which it came has not been foul. Andy Cherry will now be tried on a chat of murder. Calhoun Times Mr. J.

L. Sutherlat brought into our office last Thursday 0 greatest curiosity of the age. It was a cot mon wagon chain with just nine links at through the fifth link Uas grow a large sweet potato. The potato is about Ih inches in length and the larger part of it iso he opposite side of the chain from the sten Any one desiring to see it can do so by callit at this office. Walton News Mrs.

Harrison Broach hi nine children and seven graudchildre and has never bought a pound of butter lard in her life but she says if they ado the stock law she don't know what she I have to do. Mr. Broach is the most piznn1 fence man in the county. He says Morgait county is ruined that the weeds are growing so high around toe houses they can hardly seen that it is the snakyist place in thi world that the Walton county snakes hav heard what a fine place Morgan is and art just going by his house in droves emigrating Americus Republican On Thursday ntoru ing at two o'clock a house on the place of Mr G. A.

Turpin about two miles irons the ciiy which was used for storing cotton was de. stroyed by fire. There was two bales of cotton one hundred and fifty bushels of cottou seed two sets of harness and numerous othei articles burned. Loss about two hundred dollars. No insurance The fire commence on Wednesday evening by a little negro boy who went into the room for a basket anc lighting II.

match it burnt his fingers when he dropped it in the cotton. Instantly th whole room was in a blaze but it was extinJ finished the burnt cotton taken out and th balance well sprinkled with water but froul sonic cause the flamee broke out afresh in th night and when discovered it was too late save the house. Wayuesboro Herald A negro man name Charles Hicks was found dead in the publi road near Puts branch. The deceased ha been stabbed just above the right collar bone the knife severing both the jugular vein anc carottid artery and entering the wind pipe The deceased in company with West Burrm and three other negroes left Waynesbore Saturday evening on wagon. On the way Charles Hicks requested of West Barnes Lb privilege of smoking his cigar.

who replies that Hicks. might smoke it after he go through with it. Whereupon a feud arose ant the two men got out of the wagon and settled as above seen. A long keen knife was found in the right hau' of the deceased and bundle in ills left also an empty whisby Has in his pocket. Walton News A.

row occurred near Vine gar hill at a negro party last Saturday night. which is a little ahead of anything we have heard of in this county. A gallon jugot whisky was in one corner of the room am was freely patronized by the crowd. It was sold publicly and at the usual price ten cents a drink. The consequences can readily imagined.

A fuss soon arose as to who had paid the fiddler and pistols were drawn. The man of th house tried to put them out and they turned on him saying Kill him kill him th would do nothing with you but send you ti the penitentiary like thy did Van Matcom At this stage of the game the assaulted party drew his little gun and tired intohe crowd the ball striking a nrgro srely in th breast. He wore a thick coat and the ball struck the lapel of the coat. nt through i and lodged ill his vest. Both sides are in town hunting for warrants.

Columbus Times The particulars of tb murder in Pike county Wednesday evenin shows that a quarrel between the tw brothers Joseph and JefiGordy originated about the division of slime groceries which they had bought in Griffin. They both lived in the same house with their families am when they arrived home about dark and attempted to divide their goods a fight ensuee which resulted in Jeff being shot. Toe ball lodged in his liver. lie was not dead late Friday evening but the doctors say there i no chance for him to recover. Joseph fle immediately after firing the shot and no active effort has been made to capture him.

The family are regarded as very bad characters Jeff shot a man at Thundering springs a year or two ago. C. T. Johnson who lives in Henry county. near Otho hadsoiut difficulty with tome the hands concerning work on tie farm.

thereby animosity of these negroes the consequences of which were very disastrous tp him. Mr. Johnson came to Columbus on business and Friday night the negroes fired a dwelling and the out-houses on his adjoining farm and also attempted to fire the kitchen of his home place where his wife was. but an old negro and a flee dog were in the kitchen. and the fire was discovered in time to extinguish it before any material damage to it was done.

But the other farm about a half mile distant which is known as the Miller place did not come out so easily. A. dwelling house worth 1800 and three barns containing 3000 bushels of oats 1000 bushels of corn and other produce was consumed. Lincolton News On Tuesday evening last Mr. D.

Sate got into a ditlculty with a negro Allen Simuson by name. Thenegro was very insulting and in the scuffle which ensued he attempted to strike Mr. Sale with a rock and failing in this proceeded to draw his knife. Mr. Sale thus driven to straits drew his pocket knife and defended hitnsef as best he could.

without however a view of seriously injuring the negro. The negro threw up his arm and received a cut which severed the left axillary artery. He immediately desisted from the attack on Mr. Sale and the latter then went to work with all his might to stop the bleeding. Dr.

Ferguson sworn at the inquest said lie could easily have saved the life of the negro if he had been present. Cartersville Free Press Many of our citizens no doubt remember the killing of an infant in Kingston Tuesday morning June loth 1871 by its father Joseph M. Humphries who was tried convicted and sentenced at the August term of I the same year to I be hanged Friday September 291871. Judge Parrot was then on the bench and by him Humphries was sentenced. It will be remembered also that Huntphries together with six other prisoners escaped from the jail by cutting out the looring and tunneling under the walls on Wednesday night August 27 1871.

Three of the prisoners were captured soon thereafter and the whereabouts of the other one remained a mystery. Humphrif' since his escape has been living in Pickens and Cherokee counties and it seems put himself to no trouble to get out of the way of the law. Several days ago though he was recognized by linad Harris at Canton. who immediately notified Deputy SheriftW. A.

Kitchens. He was rearrested and placed in the jail at Canton and the Birtow officials were advised of this fact. Deputy riff Franklin and hid son Hort went to Canton last week and brought the prisoner down. Hutnphries has been in a stupor ever since he was brought there and cannot be aroused While some say he posuming others claim that he is in a trance. He remains stretched out all the time never arising and has not eaten anything since he has been placed in our jail.

A MASHER aHED. A. Broad Street Clerk Gei. 417 The Fate a SLanker. From the Rome Bulletin.

In a central portion of our city there stands a lonely yet pretentious house the portals of which stand ever open to welcome the weary man and to revive his inner strength with the succulent yet unpalatable boarding house hash. Around this gay and festive hoard of this particular house there dwells a youth to fame and fortune unknown whose only desire is to rise in the scale of that noble army known as mashers He is a lovely youth and is easily recognized the capillary sub. stance upon the cranium for it is always divided with paternal care by an accurate line running from the center of his receding forehead to the op of his stiflr starched standing collar. By occupations clerk in one of the merchants stores-on Broad street his milky eyes always shines up each new female denizen that be meets and instantly cupid's lance pierces their fluttering hearts and ne tinale is Two minds with but a tingle bought two nearts that beat as one. One lay not long since there canto dancing like i sunbeam into the circleof the dispensations if hash a fair maiden of eighteen summers runs one the suburban towns innocent nd guileless was she but criquetish as most naidensof eighteen.

Oarmasbei was hap- and wueu ne clome in contact with this air female he struck his most esthetic Oscar Vilde positioL and brought the focus of nis nilky eyes to bear upon her. But it was no lee her heart went out in syrneathetic sym- bony to a robust benedijtiveboarder whom he thought to be lacking a better half. The tiscomfitted masher endeavored to engage conversation withher but without avail or her intentions were devoted to wealthier md better looking man. The masher for he last few days has been wearing a sickly wile. and the worst thing he has to endure a to have his fellow boarders remind him requently that he has been beaten by an.

tiher man. There may yet be room for re- very but it is doubtful. A Buddyln Black. rrom the Warren ton Clipper. A detective led into town a sable scion of he brother in black on Friday and Sherff Shurley provided for him comfortable uarters in the county jail.

The offender Ithouuh not more than twelve years of age las developed a tendency teward criminality hat is in keeping with the record of his race. he crime with which this young rascal has listtngUAshed himself is that of hurling a tone through a window in one of the coach- of the fast train while it was in transit be- ween Carnak and Thomson. If the law Igainst vagrancy was enforced as it should be a the state of Georgia the dockets of the tfferent courts would not be overrun to such extent with petty ct es. An Old Man. rotis the Perry Journal.

For a genuine stay-at-home kind of man re think the subject of the following beau nythine on record Mr. E. Jones of now Dooly county who was in our office nesday morning told us of a man in his eighborbood who is seventy six years of age id who has never in tie whole course of his spent but one night from under the roof the house in which he was born and that that occasion he didn't sleep a week. Now out your stay-at-home men and see who beat this enrieber of the blood and purifier of the sys- cures lassitude and lack of energy such. Sa wnslroa Bitten.

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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. TORPID BOWELS DISORDERED LIVER and MALARIA. From these sources arise three-fourths of the diseases of the human race. These nrmptomIndicate theirIiStencejLoirt Appetite Bowel. coUUe Sick Head.

ache fttllne. after eating averaion to exertion of body or mini Eructatien Irtta eUttJUy mP tow tome duty Dizziness Flattering aVthe Heart Dot. before the eye. highly colored Urne COXSTIPATlblC and de- mane the use of a remedy that acts directly on the Liver. As aUver medicine TUTTS Jff ave no ul Their action on the Si i ys SSklisalso prompt removing- all Impurities through these three scaw.

ng oftia sylteni producing appetite soandjligesdon regular etooJsTa clear skin and vigorous body. TUTTS PILLS canes no nausea or griping nor interfere with daily work and are a perfect ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. HE FEELS LHLE A HEW MAW. I nave had Dyspepsia with Constipa- tfontwo years and have tried ten different kinds or pills. and TUTTS are 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 feel like a new man. W.

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Office Murray Street New York. runs MANUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE. TOBACCOS AND CIGARS Pine Tobacco a Specialty. We are manufacturers agents for the following elebrated- brands of Tobacco Speoeers Calhoan It. 7.

Gravely Extra lieu Gravely. Brown' Log Cabin TIUSLPJS Premium Natural Leaf Corrlo II oy Forges Uncle Soon T8avy Berta Jackson Morning Glory Lie. Etc. w. A ro.

KELLY ROSSER CO. guccesaon to Kelly TredWefl Co. COTTON FACTORS OMMISSION 1Y1ERCHABTS. Wean prepared to mike liberal dnnC on Cotin ttore or in transit Charges allow Many in ieettr. Best of ittenttea given in the clusfaf ad wiling of cotton DT a member ad tne firm who in ezNrt la the timde.

KELLY ROSSEECO Thejarpest Crash manufacturers In. the World. Capacity 1400 BarreU of Floor Into Craekes Daily. OTels OI 5 THE PARROT BRUIT- ORDER ATLANTA. QA.

M. CLAYTON CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR Office No. Ii East Alabama Street. Surveys and plats of real estate measurements excavation calculations of water power. plus and specifications for the construction of county roads bridges etc.

etc References Col. L. P. Grant Mu. Wallace Upt.

I. Y. Sage Cot. John. T.

Grant Richard Peters. Esq. Wilkins. Post Co. DMON LlND ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT 63 Whitehall Street over Schumann8 Drag Stoif S.

HT7MPHBIE8. G. L. ZS0RLSJI HUMPHRIES 6 NORMA ARCHITECTS 17X Peachtree Street. Atlanta.

6 SSOALBCBG COAL AND COKE Co' BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA. Sales Agent HIGH L. POWEtl S. V. Cor.

Broad and Alabama streets Atlanta Oi. ALEX SMITH LAW 6Vi Whitehall street. Room 1. Office withl B. F.

Abbott. am' E. N. JOHSSTOX. ROYLES JOHNSTON.

LAW. South Broad Street. Rooms and 8 Atlanta Ge. Practice la all the rourts. State and Federal.

AMUEL BARNETT. JR ATTORNEY AT LAW 15 South Broad street Atlanta Ga. Will practice in all the courts. Collections at all points throughout the Hale. A.

ANDERSON ATTORNEY AT LAW. Has removed his office to IBS Whitehall street where he will be pled to have- his friends favor him with business calls. September IS. TAS. LMAY80N tl ATTORNEY AT LAW 40 Marietta street Room 4.

BP. ABBOTT ATTORNEY AT LAW Office 6X Whitehall Street. ATLABTAOA. A. B.

Cot. I. X. Hiaxoan OX MAMMOND Sneoessors of W. B.

Hammond ATTOMrirrs AT LAW AND SOUCITOES us CHAHCHT 23K Whitehall street. Atlanta. Qa. Louts W. vaoais.

HENRY U. rpHOMAS TUCKER J. ATTOBSJTS AT LAW. Office over Atlanta National Bank 15 East Ala. barns street Atlanta Georgia Will practice in iii fVnr s.

Jh and IfwIprBl. i WM. A XSAYIIOUD I. W. MAETIH.

HAYGOOD MARTIN LAWYERS 1714 PewBtrt street. Atlanta Ga. THMOEY Ex JL Arro Will Appear In causes in the State and U. 8 Courts except where United States goVernment Is a party. Office Rooms United States Attorney Marietta street.

Atlanta. Ga. HW. J. UAJtt Attorney at Law and Seal Estate Agent and Dealer.

Gainesville GL U. A. WrIgni. Merernardt deasous Wrlgns. Tir ITXIcEZM.EYxXHAXDT WEIGHT TV Avroanus AT LAW RomeGeorgia.

Collections a Specialty. tkJIUAL CAiU5 vr as. s. M. HICKS Y.

D. Office and residence No. 17 Wheat street. Office hours 8 10 a. m.

8 5 p. ra. DKb. If A W. Dawn psMacon fitorjl Publishers of Den Laminar tile if aeon dental Dealers in all kinds qntal gravIs.

Southern Sanitarium. mUIS INSTITUTION FORMELY KNOWN AS 1 the ATLANTA HEALTH INSTITUTEWATS CUBE is universally acknowledged to be the most complete and thoroughly rational and Klan- tine establishment for the treatment of the tick la the southern states. The following are a few of tio may remedial agencies employed in addition the usual approved remedies The cetebs THEHMOELECETICBATH IUPRO FD TURKISH. FULL RUSSIAN i MAN VAPOR and some twenty ait 6 eat kinds of WATER BATHS. SWEDISH MOVEMENT by machinery and manna operation trained manipulators Massage treat- meat etc.

etc. SpeciAl attention given to the treatment of DTh. EASES peculiar to INVALID LADIES4tlgoDYS- FEFSIANEDRALQIA RHEUMATISM DISEASES of the KIDNEYS LIVER and BOWELS EYE EAR NOSE. THROAT and LUNGS. Chronic diseases 01 both sexes have been readily and permanently cured at this institution.

Address U. 0. BOBflTSON MD MiDctnsttb street Atlantt 7500. GRAND BOSTONIXCURSION TO THE Great Fairs New York and Plymouth win leave Atlanta MORNING OF OCTOBER9TH Total expenses paid excepting on the WT home from Richmond to Atlanta and at New will pay their OWB board an other expenses J' Included in ticket. For Programmes Tickets.

etc. apply ti Union. TicketOflfce. GOMIZ WELD hianagers Boston Mas octTlZl4 CHEAP EXCURSION' LOUISVILLE EXPOSITION. Another Cheap Excursion will leave Atlanta 3 WEDNESDAY.

October 10th 1883 at 234 Plt Round Trip Tickets Only 10001 Good to return on or before October L5iiiiS3. W. General BOHNEFELS Oldest Undertaking Establishment In the city. rvBAIXE IS METALLIC WOODEN BURIAL Cites. Wm attend to funenlsto all iHietafl All oraett lotnuted to me will recetra jproapt cad Wocs1 uservtaion day or nijht.

Fln hewiw tad carriage will be famished amttsfrctorr rate OCM teOdJnc Atlanta THE I Up' V. tho lono uor TalJoJaJI l. A. Io Ec" ConsUtu Uon. hadbeen ore ght I the' oes The la A.

rllUCUIAS KILLED. llbltu nOJ. 8.1 me notbe I A Jji A negroesgatbered i au- othe. eM- it 1 n01 a i. I I 4 't'i E.

ri ver i it i i pO 1onow fj i I i di d. i i THE FENCE QUItSTlOf. ConIum Uon. The th 1 precinctgiv- i waj rities were of i i ves Fen secondtime lD p50n. tj Y1lU 8pec k1 tber Your ponden of flver.

is I of sta on be une Georgia. Jl1SS1 u. vvuOuuvu a whbk look his city ffi" fRO 11 ne roes Saturday i the 1 ing sticks Iti ui succ eded One iff pmWN cro Our court honor Ju i prp iding. able tf. on the state.

ba een were the jl for 4 the term Willi nten to' Josie for rSICIl' AL of lh for GardnerC. 1 hry. Spccl lw wilu Talu ah. bull- TII.IIIl- tach so toted the I rocks brid othernear Mrs. Chattx ga es the hOISeSJLt Tal alt from a.

TTUS. kill near than' On tb I ders rec rd Su. th A ustn was ear to arreste Some Jones acb rge put the tw white dee watch but lW. cit son from o. was here rE tirin he ears ers' hOlel bed she seY ral ners or known an bonfi democratic srrE TED pearance us on rosa fined.

injnrr' 0 iunnyatde Late aturdayev- E. th the sboul ipr I I ham pounced Ion blad. statf d. Wmin ham tog. en four li ANNAIJ George uis hi off and in.

Endytnon. SHU IiAH I I Cav8na ane inYI' tigating ll t. Ire. the ne roes. bpcaI Je I If linger till aw in eatsiops 1 fi Ne ro Ilre rooUd Dead 110 D.predatlona a COIl o11o Cl urot rest of from I i proved.

Gaz tte brok tist Iato Roseelt reu ning lust in few home I but epi e- catur Ge rge na lug Bo worth millS paren th upalittle. Perr Kin hen incbe n' th onthe ben be De redations ctl ss mischil severet wih. Th rst granted SUCQ Res count fi bllck thirty. two achae reai st gro is 0 Anyone 1 bou bt I piz J' I coun ty. grow in bt' thtt fineplitce 1 ant Mrt tont whowen and thd waterj an a warn.

0 gol I and ernptywhisby a C' 1 jlitT k. i f5 1i. inthis whi 1iy and cenls be rawn. the they to a into he the WDt it sid the evening th two Jefl' rdy divisi and an ensued is Jo eph fled a ha SOlllt of He animo ity to out usfs disc erld fartuabout lf dwelinj 180 contin. in 10 ncolon ews int a Alen The negro iDsuling scuUe atempted faing strait.

a axilary atack stp uson easiy lfe t. Cartersvie cii. kiing Kington 187 it Augst 2 187. Parot wa I wi re wih si jai HOOing tunnelng a 27. 18i.

prsoners tr oter try. sinle eszne lving cunties seem himsel a reconied uad Ibrris SberifW. Kitchens rearested jil rtow ofcials fact Dep ty rif Frankln hi Ind Whie ps6uming cJim tme leer jal. MSHlR M' tED. Brad Itrd CIeI Tbe Ie it ber te Buleun.

porton cty port1s whichsta wer strenith bard dwels f2me sle i lne frof stif colar. storesn Brad upn Iids heart tnale ne th fai summer ld guieless wa c0quet sh a of Ocr IBhe1 wa IY wleu Vide niky nt benedi tive hoarder ought beter bal. Jscmfitted mahpr coDverlon wih. her avil weflthier beter maher dys Iwie nd felow ha her doubtful Buddy 1f Black. te WarentT Clppr.

blacl fo bim luaneI Ja11 olender Llhoulh a tewa wth recrd rce. cme thi racal lstingtihed hmel hurlng tin whie i i vgncl 0 GeoJia lfferent cur extnt te Per Joaral. stay-at. home folowing ythin Dly oWty ofc morniJg eighbrhood wboha neer fe SpDt I I oon week I sty 1 th rJ a1 JOf I ll JUm iif SKILI Dr. Prico' sPECIAl Prepaed fr coloring.

poisonous streng adulteratons irpurites. trength Amited a faror ACE Chcago ad St Lplt Tt g. Pl. Ba Poder Prlc' Pr HEADACHE THFSTOMACUTH BOWKL A TlLR RPON EVJRY EAD TCNE AD RMONZE ACOS THEE AL ROAS WT 8ETZEn PERIENT A TJE PLAT' ilUG. GiT TUTTS PILLS Fmte soures are tcefoutls te dee hum ee.

I of foo irritability of tmpe Lw pft A feelng of baTng neglected DUJnea at the Hea bfore ord CONSTIPATION a direty te Lver. A fLver medfcne PILL havi elW. Tlei acton te Kidneys and 8kJn Is also almpurtes tough tree" sev- I a slad a vgrol8 by. TT8 PI calse na gpg no itre wth dy Id ar prfect 1 FEL A lW M. kid pis ad TUTS a te 1t I tm e.

a li splendd eu readiy nm li Sldehrner2Ic. 044 MuryStY TUIS WHSKR JL exres receiptorlI Omc4HIuy Sreet ToTS mUUL RECPTS fRE. 0t oC 8 0 s. S' Specaly. ar mannlatrers agent folowlng clebrtd.

br Dds Tob Specers CIhoun5 Urlely BrWD' Lg T8Ies Lel 10t Fo e81oee av7 aeksoo MorlDI Glol Et Ee A. RnS PLL 8 ucr KI Twe COTON CTORS CO OH ERCH Wa meUbr anc I I i tt Cr 10 Gri rti OfttSB pnn. i to I c. ad CU me 4 1 Ina tLYROSSE c- tf i L. tr I O.

Ilh rit' rl aW. EYL Itl CRAMRCO J. S. i Te aRest Cr1 mucur 1 Wold. 140 Bal 1 F1Ir ilo Cra ke8 Dai AJ YRS I.

Mj I I 1 LA YTO iJ EGIEER ANDSURVEOR" Ofc o. 1 Strt Snreyund plat ro. et meaurm ntol' excvatOn. clcultons watr ad. sftctons te cnstrcton cunty brdges eI.

eI Grnt CmpbL i Walac Co1 Grnt Rica Petel. E. Wilns POt 0. 1c EDMU 0. 1' ARCHIEC SUPERITENDET W1ehaJltree Sumanns Drg8ttt il HUHBIE.

NOB 1 ARCHITEC3 et trt At COALELRG COAL i ALBAMA. 1 8e Agent U1GH POWELL Alabam stret Atlant I A III" A LEX SlgRNEYATLAW 6 Wblthl btm Rm Ofce wit BF. Abbtt BaouEl. ucr JOI 1 BROYL ATT01 LAW. fi Gs SAMUEL Suth Br stret Atnt Wi prctc inLI te curt.

Cleton a pinl thruRhout te rate. J- AANDERO ATORN Ha rmove 16 Wbith1 st wher hae' fend fvor hi wth busnes cll teptmbr JA. 1 MAYSON ATT RE LW 4 Maet strt Rm 4 B. F. ABWiORE LW Ofc6X Whtl Stt AT" GA.

I COX HAMMOl" SucSI Haond i AKES Lw SLCR I CCY 2 Whtha st. Atnt LUI T01U. HRY n' THOMAS TUCKER ATTORJY8 A Ofc Atat Na. on Bnk 1X bam stt Atnt Ger Wi prtc hull http MP1 HA D. AB MRT LA 1 Peht t.

Aln EMORY 11ER ABAtLw 1 Appr i cus i te Slte ad C. eX la fe. stt Atlat Ga H. WJliAsi Lw ad Ett ad Deer Ga6e. Ga AT L.

Qe ClOI Bpt. MIUAL OA HlK Ofc rsdenc No Wet stt O' IO. m. 3 Fnbler Dn LUma. te Man 4e Dlen a tndi ltIM1 Sannarlun.

THI INSTTUnON. FORMELY KOW te ATLATA HTH ISTITUTE WAT GlR i uwvef1v aknowlege b' es 1ee r10 trgf te lutem ste folowg aa otlj remeial agence emfloYe inadtoI UiT RM8 ECeTi BA i' UvLlpJk Rg dr. etkd BlH MOVENT maher adua oprton by tne mputol Me tt meut et et BpL attnton gven te tetet USE pular INVALI LADK DYi fJ i Vd EdUB ad Crnoc bt sxes hve bn rdiy peU cr istuton. Addr ROBERTON MlIklon2b rt Atatl' GRND BOSTON. XCURSION 1- Grt Fair Plymoutl Wi AtaDt OCOBER 9 Tol1 expnS pid excptng te ho fom Ricmod 1 Atnta ad Yotp wi tei brd Il oter epn Include tcket to me TiCk z.

tfvtg Boager BtOD Ju' ot11' EXCURSION EXPOSITN boer Cep ExcmOD lveA zt WENEDA Otobr 10 18 It 23 p. Trp I Go rtnm bfor Otbr 1Q wB PuDl r' UJ4e Eblei I te. ct DU. I JACWD Emit WI a nd te a It tet CIDt rn 1tl a4 d1 01t' no h4' i bft mt o' ti 1 TI1UTION ATLAWFA TIJTI4SIAYe. 00T013ER 9 1883.

IB1hsjiw a UGHTBY N.gr- Vti id er ior i a po- peopledrunk big artervLIle X1 IDE. loTtie I A i- ha r. gathered nero kiil- I lt Gergia g' appropriateceremonies. 4 no giv- a The 2 i de- oy Mobileand 1 1 eesw L- 0 e. z.

it 11 c. i. I t' term i t. I AMiOry. TaIinIahueorgla.

fr AWILDERAL tomeConstituilon. a' tobe 5. aliernatesbetweenthetwoplases 8 J- ets toThe wascut 5O favorof ev- ayanR a ThebaB wssnotextracted. arrestst thatrazor FrnmtbeErlyCouniy t4 GEORGIAGOSSIP. C- a P.

wssa staffof e- Ct at ts hadn de- i cetty Paili as. reaLest a a aithisoffice. I iawshe shetl have2 placeof de- articlesburned. hd CharlesHickawas wa 5 sidesare andihefire wascione. 3000bushela In attbe 29 1871.

underthe Hewasrearested is re- nlLCD Ie- pidslauce Oar mashes benedigtive a to lua1ers cases. I home urifier P1 SPEC AL PLANG in cf e. C. 51 tt5 Ffa TBx SToMACUTR xei rifE LIV7B Ai8D symptoms Indicate their existence Lou of mini food of temper iplrtti feeling of having col- Urine PILLS have equal. Ktdneysandsktnfsag0 cagers sounj digestion stools skinand yearsand WD Offce41 MtzrrayfltNY 44 t-i f' aV e- IB celebrated-brands hoyt RflSccIL taoee8oTh A MERCHAIT.

1 lnstoreorlntrsntt COrgesulowunyln the city. In ROSSEB CO. T' WEYL WCRARCO. The arrest 1 I' 4 itit rnu DI1MIHJ. tIijj 11 G.

n' I 1 I 8nrveysandplatsof I a Campbell a a I TJIDMUN i Lli I SchumanusDrugatore i 1 a I Ga. SalesAgent streetsAtlanta Vs LAW EEXWSMITH with BaoYLtt' MLLCM Jo i. allthe 154 aU11 TASLMAYSON 3 I D. ATLaJeTA A A 3. I 1534 04.

I AtiantaGt. Eli LAW clllappearthcauseeiothestateanlUSCoUXtR Office-Booms 9. Ii 5 JJ. I 1 M13- iOLm3 I tttjhMj- Macon FORMBLYKNOWN forthe area TIIERMO ELJICRTIC BATS HIPE 0 VAFORandsometwenty dii. entk1nflsof machlneryandnuna fA5Lpecul1ar LADIE84lso DX8- tEFSIA NEURALGIA.

KIDNEYS i TomE York par- to Ticket Office. st To Chea 55. xooo I B. WRENN Pasanger Arent Case. WWsttndWfellnilitgete 1iTonpttld Pine hear rates.

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