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THE BAPTISTS IN SESSION. ltEKTI a Of TUB I IA TIOS CON- Vjr a Officer The JkpOtI Officer std of Committees Personal JOIDI MutJETU G. Aprl Special Al it three hundred delegates representing twenty seroq uociatton thirty ehutcbes and three societies uie ju the courthouse at Jo a. Ill. today It being the tb seulon of tbe Ii ptUt convention of Georgia.

Jt4v A. Battle president of the last eon action called It to order. Prayer was CltJw lbyBev 8 JlUlyer. lie igioai services were conducted by Rev. Hym President Uttilo stated that Professor KyaUwan quite sick and special prayer for his restoration was made.

Rev. I T. Tthenor read I. letter from Rev. A.

Diaz glvtrie an encouraging account of Ilapti progress there. Special rayer was offered in behalf of Cuba. Rev. William Jones offered special prayer that the meeting of the convention might prove a UlessnZ to Marietta. The convention met hue Die tuty ministers present UAISy that ere present at that time are Rev R.

II lyer 1 er Irwin lid Kev U. C. JIurI ia ly THE OLD oynnu RF ELECTPD lr. I i a ton nmate the ld off cers election by a ilai umn He I Cnipx ihts bit Dr. I xwton uJlcllahd the i and Dr.

Campbell WIGI cJ tie i rminatioii in handsome style lie ballot uken i pending tie ro i tint of tie vote tie con ti kdjjiuel At the afternoon in the reelection of the old rn Wile amoun el ViZ. He Bat- tll' roil luit He McCall secretary McCuunel assistant It is said tl it i I Nortlon received a coin pi i i uO for i i i km 01 well as the two Kil utrrks resident Battle thanked the co en uon 1 1 a graceful manner. 8 Tumlm pastor of the Baptist cli itch welcomed the com entiou in handsome le lev. II Walker pastor of the Pres- pyterian church followed in a bril- 1 and taking speech. Rev.

F. C. Mc- Coi ncll the Spurgeon of north Georgia ret nded In 1 alf of the convention in I ringing eloquent effort. TIE STLDKSTS' nom. TrofehY H.

Whitsit of the Southern Tl oolot seminary Louisville Kentucky na a rout i speech in behalf of the student nd. jOOwas contributed to it in a few moments. The claims of religious journals were presented by their represents lives fl fl stan ling committees will be announce 1 tomorrow and the con will get do to work. The report of Merrer university 1 ows it in prnt eroui condition 12 pupils on the roll nf tv prci armjt for tl ministry I rofes or Manly has tendered hi resignation Il tamsey preached the en ti sermon in the courthouse tonight to a lar congregation II itun her of the convention ire delighted with 1 i Mn city. 1 1 may i ot be known that Rev.

TV Warrn 8 one of the first lawyers in Georgia huTinc been admitted to practice in the supreme court at Decatur in 1846 SHAD IX TIILOCHLOCK01SLE Tie liuml or the Increase of Georgia IJh Interests. T' i MI i Ga. April 25 Special Tl this morning a fine shad hung in ftr i 1 I iddon store. Mr. Whiddon has a i si iri on Ochlookoneerlver.

which he U' 14 fly the Thornasvtlle market with kora 11 si ad was caught to this trap. uifr. li ddon says he has caught quite a cum hoe. 11 ore have been no shad in any river in rt of torgia hut tire Unlwd State i wripc I a been putting in quite a large 11 Ji ibtr of Small shad where the Oohlockonee cr i the 1 1 V. It ere 000 young fish distributed 1 bh caught lire supposed to be ni the ut in I the government aud it to too i to say tl at in a few veal' tl 0 li ockonee will be stocked with ths ex- edlcut bh YOLLOWEI BY SIX BILLETS Thr Ieel I Study of Juhn Jackson Found lo the Wood UTV in April J5 Special The dean i Uxlv John Jact i wits oui da 1 alt mi net the corporate limits this morning.

jury was enn an oiled and it was dc I I ut Jactso was shot SatitwJay ui i III fr 11 i hu own house by another uir named iwa ne Swaine wa. thick with Jiru i wif. an 1 son atten pud to snake I i i lea wl eiiSwa uesei ed Jackson's i an al 1 tan 1 sort six bullets throug him. it is i ot known that 1 it as hurt til. lilt ad a found II 1 hundred yards in tie wools.

Swine has rot been caught XU11MILLI TOtlCS. Julfce UroTui Ilrst Court Ne Church tlulldliig Arrvrre rt rril Special Ira llr wi hl 1 first sets on of tl ci i jrt disposing of six lIJisde- ujeanor eases. llemrk tl 6 Methodist Bud Bnptbt 1 es i roj ivsa ng and it looks like boih ex i jr ati HIS ill 1 ni louses of xi um eeny It hart at work on the naw a ai I t1 a lar force of nidi ll boaficftlo bavim ah Ista and llic railroad rompai are briugierg up the iron fur tie purjtoseof truadening the gauge tid it pot Is lo ig before lJeviles UaiiipvrtMiou facilitiot will be made better Alliance HUH Probable. nuns GIl. April Special lro tl i uhlixlied minutes of the alliance meetln" oil it inlay held here.

it will be seen that the yriJictioti or an alliance oil mill was not ia de th ugli notliln definite as to their plans lias es apod the lips of au alliance man. They scl tl aaimof the state alliance which wet in tl nta pril4th relative to bap ng and rewhod not to janize a public EinriTy where tin proprietor uses jut. bxyjiif en lhoah jlto II he cheaper. Tire alliance Mthoa had such a success it as detern i icd to jreatly enlarge their capacity for ham ne tie sti le before the next season opens. ie Olive hill before tire islature lno td their ludoroesnent.

Waeo Iu titul April special The sew Twvl of trustees for the ft aco Institute. as apncu tediy the president of the conference aieasfolows H. Parker 8 Jter 1 Vda mon Nf nanble derhold And I Iro of co and B. Craw ford oflulton J. J.

Campbell of tamlbell 1- Morris of DoKaIb Iearee of Kamli li It an 1 Mclanlol oflarroll i chiller has been applied for and the board will organize about the nrst of May. Farmers Pushlug tbcad. Ga. ril 5 cwl The farniMoU oommnuity are pushing ahead YlLh tier work. happy at the i rpect sow lead I to this tune the seasons hate Pen all it at could be desired The prospect for fruit this summer is good.

it there is plenty of it will be valued as there has bCtfl tone kcarci i the last tow years. oat Club or Colurabun IIIlII pril Special. The Clrattaltooclee wt dub ha. been organized 1 or sortie of the best young men and lounglshenn ihe CUT beautiful hoot Louse wi 1 be erected Oi Mutts teen anti ICTSESI boats TC already been built. Mr.

toreys Petition LllItHS April iai Mr W. Ktorey of Jonoiiwro was in the city today eircoiaiini pet Uon asking appoJctmcnt as agriculturist of the exkr nieital ion Mr. Storey is one of tilt fanners in Georgia arid his potitKW WAS Umed by a BuuiMt of jwwuieut gentlemen ken TtUCrCDT Et An Old Woman Uer flay. ea Slardered hi Her Husband. LtOnaoa April 25.

Special Oa nday' the report reached town that Mr. Joe" Dollar had murdered his near Mount- Tille in this county. Tbis was so corroborated hat the coroner Thomss Davis accompanied iy Sheriff Henderson D. Gaffney and Ben Whitl1eld went out to investigate. On reach- ug the spot the coroner saw proper to summon a jury hold AX UOIK8T OVER THE DUD IOPY of Mrs.

Matilda Dollar. which he caused to be exhumed for examination for from the best evidence there was decided opinion that the husband had either killed her or so frenzied her as to cause her to take strychnine. The body had been burled toe nearly a week. and it WM almost Impossible to tell of violence from bruises. The jury were divided so the body was dissected and the stomach and viscera were brought hero and turned over to Professor II.

Slack. examiner in chemistry for the state board of pharmacy for analysis. Lie started the work yesterday. and after a most accurate and exbajisth examination for the different poisons TBYCHII THIS JIORXIXQ This report was sent out to tie jury who lad suspended their verdict until this examination could be made. The indications are that their verdict will ho that she took poi on probably caused by harsh treatment of her husband The deed is tragkal and is a cause of deep regret to all who knew the old people as ttJey were already nf anng the grave Mr.

Dub lars arid wife being about 15 and 60 years of THE NEWS FROM MACON. The Etenti and Happenings of a Ilsy In the Central Cloy. MA GA. April 25 Special Mayor Huff has offered tl dummy lint conditions upon which he will withdraw his cla ma for damages. The proposition was accepted The bo us Rabbi Kramer was flued 20 by the recorder.

Joe Walls. jeweler. has made an assignment. Assets 10 000 liabilities 6000 Mrs. Jaquesgavea5 o'clock tea yesterday afternoon.

This afternoon Mrs. Willie Solomon gave a the o'clock tell complimentary to Mrs. larence Angler of Atlanta. Tonight at seven o'clock at the residence of the brides uncle George Freeman in Savannah Mr. John Deity son of Macon's well known en John G.

Deity will wed Miss Fauna Freeman daughter of the late Poj Fillman. of Macon and niece of Judge Matt Freeman of Macon and Milo 1 reeman of Atlanta. The bridal party will reach Macon tomorrow their future home. Mr George Wadle son of the late jresi dent of the Central railroad. and who married Miss Georgia Tracy of Macon has been ap pointed general manager of the Kentucky Unioll railroad with temporary headquarters at Louisville and ill late entire charge of the rod and tiafhcdepartments Mr.

adley was chief engineer of construction of the Hex lean National railway and after Us com pie tion became superintendent of the Uwensboro and Nashville division of the Louisville ant I Xaahyllle road which position he resigned to accept his new aoj ointment WOOtFOLKS TRIAL POSTPONED On Account of the Physical Inability of At torney Rutherford. MACOw Oa. April Special Owing to the pi jsical exhaustion of in John Rutherford attorney Jar Tom ooltolk Judge juslin felt constrained tllb afternoon to pus an order postponing the 1 earing of Wool folk a case at Perry from May th to-time lint Ion- day in June. Captain Rutherford has been so oyer- whelmed with legal work that he is broken do and announced to TudjeGus- tm tl at he would be utterly unable to enter into the WooUulk trial May ith so heroulean Its Its proportions. Therefore rather than subject Bibb county to the expense of summoning witnesses etc.

and then ing to postpone the trial in Mav lie wisely decided to announce tie postponement now. W. CROWLEY FOUND. The Misting Man Out of HI Mind at Wanlerlng Ar und Gmtrvriw Ga. April Special 1 Ian the slug Crowley las been found After three days of mysterious silence.

a telegram was recen ed tcK from locust Grove saying Crowley arrived there tile morning about oo o'clock in a very feeble condit on It is thought that his nd is unbalanced and that he just wandered around until lie nnallj struck his old home. No part culars were learned as wl ere he liI1t spe it tie tin intersenii between Monday and tola Mr. Bostwick WK ki ows li weli WM in the city today and stated to II griTtTio reporter that lie lad known for some tine that Cronley was not exact right in his upper story and as not all surprised at ins turn hg i at Locust JIOVP his 1 ome A WILD ENGINE Marks Out a schedule of It for Eight Miter. S. Gi April i Special pi fine rats wild out of tile Central railroad yard this marring and made a schedule of its own for eight miles out on the main track.

Mr Norman jurn od on an engine as soon as he could got one and started on a chase after tl runaway. lie knew that it did not 1 much tire or steam and he I ed that It would run itself down in a little hile The chief danger was to a sere ice tram 1 ich was about to leave I ooler for Savmnah. Five miles from tie city tl pursuing engine the service train coming into the city th the runaway in tow. Tt runanty had exhausted us steam and stopi ed twO miles east of 1 ooier hen it was foi by tl incoin i tra Yo one was I1 rt and en little Annge as done Judge A lam to Resign AN Ga. April fSpetial tn imx rwnt meeting of the Savannah Bar association was held in the ijerior court room at clock this evening.

Judge dams announced his intention to resign the office to take effect May 1 Captain ialhgant is tile unanimous cho time bar as 1 is successor on the bench. Judge Adams ill proceed to Atlanta and tender his resignation to the governor in persoli. Many eulogistic speeches were ma le upon In ke Vdinu splendid judicial earner an 1 a committee was appoint ed to prepare suitable resolutions. A file Mortgage Recorded. SUANNAH Ga.

April 25 Special 1 Savannah mericusandJfontgomerj railwaj company filed for record this morning in the clerks office of tl superior court a mortgage firM100000 The other party to tlemort gage is time Mercantile Trust and Deposit company of Baltimore. The mortgage ti signed by Hawkins. president of the railroad company andW W. Spencer acting president of th trust company. It covers thirty two pages of type written matter.

It has been re corded in umter Stewart. Webster Dooly ilcox Dodge Telfair. Montgomery Tauni 1 arid Bryan counties. Rrvhullu laldutla. VLDOSTi Ga.

April Specijl Ie T. Christian pastor of the Methodist church Las just closed a series of meetings wl ich have made a profound rel gious impression upon the city of Valdosta. The pastor in iii pointed deep preaching has awakened tllOUKbt and sown seed the fruits of which ill be gathered for many yet to corne Numbers have Wen converted and added to tire church So Suoitar lIproprtal1 TVTA N1iIf Ca. April SJ dge appeared before a committee of time council today in behalf of the Citizens Sanitary association and asked the bran to P6 time association 81 for tue prosecution i work. The sentiment around the city exrhangedid not appear to be orablo to the donation.

ONE muat rorK iron i it hot. If you are suffetiI wit a ju i Its your hick do not wail twill IM iu IcriJJg until time pain wears ciff frwc you apply Uaracit loj Cabin 23wat Jftt. The Comparison of the State of. Attain With That of 1830 of Population an Wealth. EAmtu G.

April 25. Special though one of the yano est tows la toftth Georgia Eastman is rapidly rmslilng to the front and is already known as the. nest progressive town on the at Tennessee road south of Macon. In 1880 Eastman contained only about five hundred people now there are two thousand. In 1880 there were only aw hundred voters in Dodge county now there are two thousand.

Again in 0 Eastman only received eight hundred bale of cotton now she gets exceeding four thousand. In 1880 there were no brick houses here. Sow the entire business portion of the town containing about forty stores 1 built of brick. They are all solid and substantial structures nil at the same time they give the town a remarkably neat and like appearance. Then again Eastman has a large and hard- some ff wmER BESORT HOTEL the Uplands which has just closed after a successful reason.

The building is model of architectural beauty. It has commoslailons for one hundred Pond fifty guests and is surrounded by about ten of beautiful grounds covered with flowers lid fruits The climate of Rub man is perfect for a water resort and it will undoubtedly soon become one of the mostpop- ular places in Georgia with the northern people There is already a movement on foot to build another large hotel hero and to make the ton second to none as a popular winter resort Stores arid dwellings are going up on every band and Eastman is destined in the near future to be quite a city. And there is no reason why shc should not for no town in Oeorpa has a better surrounding country. It is rich and productive. The farmers are a hard work in and intelligent set and as a rule are free from I They diversify their crops raise enough of everything for home consumption and have abundance to dispose of.

DODGE COt IT is in the center of the wire grass region and consequently there are thousands of cattle and sheep here. It is estimated that there are more than fifty thousand head of sheep in the countv for one hundred thousand pounds of wool are shipped from Eastman alone annually But the great source of revenue for' the county Is from its lumber and naval store business It is almost in the center of the great yellow pine fields of Georgia and probably turns out more lumber than any county in the state. There is a MILLION A HALF DOLLARS invested in sawmills and the quality of lumber shipped from hero annually la something enormous. Last year there were one hundred million feet shipped from here and tilt. year the tlKUre8 will run above that.

The two larger mills the Amoskeajl and the Illianis turn out one hundred thousand teet per day the former sixty thousand and the latter forty. Then there are a dozen or more smaller mills in the county. The two larger mills just mentioned are situated almost within Eastman but in order to pet sufficient timber each of them have railroads running oat into the timber belts. Time Amoskeag has a railroad tifteen mills in length arid the Williams one of ten miles Both are standard gauge and their rolling stock is first-class THE NAvAL STORK trtutsTaY here is I very large. There were ten thousand barrels of turpentine and twentp-flve thousand of rosin shipped from here last year.

liodgu county is also a neat sugar cane fruit and vegetable country. More syrup is made here than can ledlsoosed of although it is sold as cheap as twenty-eight cents per gallon Ira point of siIway antages Eastman is situated on the main line of the East Tennessee road about sixty miles below Macon and is the point wl ere the Savannah and Western now under construction will cross the Last Tennessee. Thus while it has direct lines to the north and west an 1 to Brunswick it will soon have a direct line into tho coal holds of Alabama and to Savaunh ith these railroad connections and with such en- terpri ing citizens as Eastman can boast of itJ rapid progress is assured. Ei erj one hers has confidence in the future ofthetcttn The jeojlo pull together and are determined to make it a great plaoo in the est future. Mr.

A. Bishop a prominent hi ye and one of Eastman most progress tircns sa he believTea within time next five eiistastman which now Contains not more tl an two thousand people will be a place of at it1 aet six thousand and perhaps ten. It is indeed grown and everyone here is of the sane opinion as to Eastman's future. TMtTiIMI Kl MR GOUT A Company of Eitouton People at Machen. TOVTOV Ga.

April 2. Special On Friday evening last week tie Amateur string baud and a few friends of Dr. and Mrs H. BulUrd of Machen. ere invited to as sift iu an entertainment gotten by time pee- 1 le to raise finds to ref irnuh their school build i Tl party were taken in hand by Mr.

le erett and 1 handsomely enter. ta ned at his residence. Mr. Leycret is one of the directors of the Oovtneton and Macon railroad and has a beautiful home at Machen situated in the most lovely picturesque spot in the town being surrounded by stately sake and elms and only titL yards from the uejr road. 1 he supper spread to the party was gotten up to the qaeen taste.

Mrs. Ballard 1 has is reputation of knowing how to entertain and is unsurpassed in supj lyiu" good timings to eat. This Is Indeed a hapuv household cons stmz of Mr Let erettauj wife hr. and Mrs. H.

Bullard and their bright and beautiful children. After the entertain- nent at the academy the party were trotted to tl e. residence of Mrs. H. Gould.

Her homf is situated in a beautiful grove half a mile from the station. In speaking of her resident Mrs. Gould said to your correspondent that she was her own architect in the construction of time building arid superintended' tl work of building unassisted. It contains 18 rooms each 1 hand6mely furulsher It is a beauty and would do credit to a professional architect. Mrs.

Gould assisted by her charroming daughter Hiss Ada and Colonel C. Mchen entertained her guests in a royal manner. After refreshment were served dancing WM indulged in for some time. The following re present From Eatonton- Judge F. I evrett Leollard R.

Sky Ballard L. G. Hofner Dusenbury O. Hornoll 8 Dusenlnry T. Trune Captain Powers of Athens Misses annie and Minnie Baldwin of Madison Ga.

1 Dr. and Mrs. H. Dullard Messrs. 8 and H.

Bollard 1 inn Lilt Klmball Atken Miss I Lillian Smith of Maclien. At o'clock though loath to leave the guests re" paired to their homes. The part rom Eat tou are greatly indebted to the people of Machen for their delightful entertainment and tender their sincere thanks for their hospitali AN SIONOISED LIFE. The tons Service of Hon. John Rozar a.

Ordinary. ASTr A April Special Hon John 1 czar ordinary of Dodge county who died wt week has been the efficient ordinary of th county for sixteen consevutive years sod in January last was re for another term. It is a remarkable fact that inns long official career that nut cue of his decisions was ever reversed. lie was man of excellent judgment amid extraordinary natu-j ability and has teen successful both in public said private Me He was a rood financier and it is doubtful whether the affair of any county in Georgia have better managed than the affairs of countv were managed by him His adumbration has been and every way fcuccess- ful anihw fellow citizens have own their appreciation by retaining hire continuously in omce for so long a time. 3 Judge Rozar was not an educated He was reared In what is now Dod if erer alloweaWm to commit an means himself he knew how to feel term the poor.

By his own good management he prospered in everything he undertook and died at about filly years of age tearing his sorrow- stncken family in easy flnantial circumstances. Dodge county can ill afford to lose such a man AY niPOKTAST MEETING la the Interest of Common SohooU nd Higher tdncatlon. There was an important gathering in the senate chamber yesterday. Some of the most prominent educators in the state Were present Chancellor Boggs of the State Unlera1ty some days ago called conference of gentle. men interested in higher education.

The meeting yesterday was the result of that call. There were present Chancellor W. JLJtoggs of the University of Georgia Dr. Hopkins of the Technological school Judge Hall of the senate committee on education Host. Murphy Candler of the house committee Hon V.

Calrin of the same committee. State School Commissioner Hook Hon. J. B. Sanford V.

T. Conn Barrett and Rev J. D. Chap- man of the Milledgeville college Mr. Sam M.

Inman trustee of the Technological school Dr. H. V. Miller and Hon. N.

T. Ham. mond University trustees. Hon. Hammond acted as chairman and called tbe meeting to order.

Chancellor Boggs stated the object of the meeting It was found that all the branch colleges were represeated except Dahlonega arid Thomas- Tille An exhaustive and careful discussion wag entered into as to the best means of advancing the cause of education and the spirit of the committee was manifested by the PM- sage of the following resolutions First That Is tire souse of this conference. that the public wel are of our state rwju res largely in eased liberality to toe educational system of Georgia In hotS Its departments tbat Is to say time common ichooUindine sigher education as represented by the un verity and Its btsjcles Second. That we hereby pledge ourselosa to use all legitimate means bring about this result by enlightening the public mil by moving the leglsla lure to take swim measures an will Increase the term of our public schools to six months and nltl tostelv to ten and to establish good normal school In order to irn sh the best teachers and to enable the univer ity and Its branches to lurnlsh educa- training to 01 sons which shall be eqUal to the best in time world. Third. Tbat a committee of seven be named by the chair or which the chairman Hon.

Clam- mond shall be one to memorialize time legislature on this ubiet anti to suggest ft plan by which the educational system of oeorgla shall oe per ected ana properly main lined Chairman Hammond will appoint this corn- nuttee at his leisure. and the memorial will be resented at the July meeting of the general assembly Chancellor Boggs is actively en aged in stirring the people up on the subject of higher education and has recently been in many parts of the state talking and lecturing upon that theme. He Is untiring in his efforts and his work is already beginning to bear fruit. LOVES YOUNG DREAM Realized in the Marriage of a Couple of Rail County Runaways. UVESVILLK GL.

April 23 Special The dullness around the i recmcts of the court house was disturbed on yesterday at the announcement about 3 o'clock in time afternoon that a couple front the rural districts desired to link their destiny at hymens altar. Justice Pitchford in the presence of Sheriff Mundy Clerk of the Supeilor- Court Smith and your correspondent in a solemn aii 1 impres give manner tied the nuptial knot. In the discharge of his duty he seemed to realize the fact that it wise a solemn act that he was preform- inlt in making the twain one flesh At the conclusion of the ceremony he grew poetical and closed with the follow ng lines Take her a frail and delicate flower Arid next thy heart time je vel wear And let her nc er regret the hour That placed her young 1 opee blush ng there" Time parties were Mr. alter Whitmire and Miss Georgia inleton all of Hall county. Astime last sound of the justices words were lost in the distance your correspondent wended his way back to his headquarters humming Oh who would be a bachelor And pi the va He ithouttbc fool caresses Ufa young and lovely MACHEN A ew Town litch Is to Take a Tioml neat Petition EVTINTOV 73 Vpnl IJ.

Lpccial onr cone pondent had tl pleasure of visiting Macl en a with i patty from Latouton a few days since The to is on a boon. In a few day a coin ress is to be built then electric lights etc. The row road fro Machen to Jackson will be started Several 1 nuses are in co iri of erection and ill be finished soon. It is a beaut il le for ii town an 1 there is no doubt that it TV ill he in a few months from date. Colonel Mahen says tl at Imo will have 000 people there in eight months a and 5 000 in five years.

Mrs. Gaul is a few days will light her residence with eletriclty and exoects to extend the wire to Machen and give the town electric lights. Its future is very bright it seems. GEORWI 1 II 5 Bl ILFLD Gary Pitman Co new brickyard Albany Is no prepared to tarn out 40 JuO brick dail The Albany school children are enjoying pic me. In time woods go ten up by their Uacnert A masquerade party wilt be given by Mrs.

C. SI. Clark ofAlbdu un Tuesday nlihl at her charming resldei ce It nl 1 be in honor of Xrs. B. Beat ofXew York.

Among the floral ornaments at St. Paul's ohrfch Albany on Las er Sunday was arm alter cross in memory the late Mr. Lace Hill eldest son of the late Judge muel hall. Mr. Zact.

Hall lie 1 there recent 5 Ito served throughout time war all tourth eorj a roi out th General Phil Cook. lie a the tallest and young. estsoUiennthengment At the conclusion of the war tie we it out to alliornla wet ta ea ill came home to recuperaebut died in Albany. Dt i GFORi I i CBAWTORDMLLK Ga April 23 Special. Mrs.

Coma Wynn vil of Mr. yun died at er home is this place yesterday at 4 clock COCHRAN Ga April Special Mr. Roebuck a good citizen of this ace ec here Tuesday evening and was buried ednes evening mlla klusulle i THut GI. Special At 10 0 o'clock Tuesday nigt Mr John M. Curtis died surrounded by her family and friends.

In Item death Timonmaaon arid vicinity loses one of its most valued citizens. Confederate hn tt uption lists in store today. See that your name it on one of them. Everything which belongs to pure healthy blood is imparted by Hoods Sarsaparilla. A trial will convince you of its merit.

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and Aao. parlor and chamber suits. Two cent tamps for sale at Constitution Business office tf sr Coming events cast their Shadows before From. the start the- shadowshave jr Pear line is mightier thaij combined. It is the modern soap.

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I nave never enjoyed betters health than at present I feel like a new percoll' 4 I cannot Said words to express my apprec iatlon of Iu merits sod the gratitude I feel for time glad ttdm- i that came to me through the reading of tnat tlsement. Wishing you every acc I urn Yours truly Josn WD Morsipciicr JV Swifts Specific is entirely a vegetable remedy and is the only med- iciue which permanently cures Scrofula Blood Humors Cancer and Contagious Blood Poison. Send for book on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. THE SWIFT. SPECIFIC CO.

Drawer 3 ATLANTA. Ot For sale by WEY DOBBS Atlanta Ga. Refrigerators Water Coolers The finest and best on the market. Call and see them. Water Coolers at all prices from 1 up.

Get our prices before going elsewhere. 21 HUNNICUTT BELUNGRATHl 1 rPd fri On and after January i 1889 the Atlanta City Brewing Company takes. charge their bottling department ore manlged by Southern Bottling Company Avg. Flesh proprietor We beg leave inform the public that with increased facilities we are prq are to sup tSnlf Justly lebrated lager beer brewed by ourcorn- pany from the best Canadian matt choice Bohemian Bavarjaji and CalVJ forma to all for inspection at our brewery corneV Harris street 1 and utkland avenue. THROUGHOuT rVYrWvVVYv ss lAjv THE LINEN STORE.

Corner Alabama and Whitehall Streets Pull Line of Household Linens Wholesale and Retail. PIPE AND FmINGSt PAUL GULLATT Plumbers Steam and Gas FL TIN COPPERAND SIIEETIliQN WORKERS 2 oai Street Atlanta Fa6 ta cure yield Jo Lyors Sanapaj Freshtcon lion ol this i ment cornel band daily' such deep and i pUlats as tia Gout ind ly eradicate thensepft deifuj alter Dodge UO 135th atreetJ About two yearn ago. aftersuff ft two years' from themf gout being able to walkonly with i discomfort and having. tried xt aedie inelading mineral without relief I saw by an advel meat in A Chicago paper that ft maif been reliever 0l this distressing slalntc after long suffering by td Ayer' Sarsaparilla. Ithendecidl zuake a trial of this medicine andl it regularly for eight months.

pleased to say that it effected. a pteta CUTS. and that I have sinda return tlm disease. Mrs. L.

A. Static tfashna NJ writes 9On6 year ago I was talc irithiheumatiam being confined house six months I came out sickness very much debilitated wil appetite and my system disorder every way. I commenced to use Al SaWaparilla and. began to linpro once gaining in strength and sool covering my usual health. Icanno too much in praise of this well.

medieine. I have taktn. a great deal of cine trat nothing has done' it much good as Ayers Sarsapariii felt its beneficial effects before a finished one bottle and II testify that it the best II ne I know of" I WtWardJ ers Sarsaparil PREPARED BY Dr. J. C.

Ayer ft Co. Lowell. Price 1 six bottles 5. Worth i a 1 Stuart's Gin andBu Cures all kidney and urinary troubles. Stuart's Gin and Eu Cures weak buck and pain under ihtmull Stuart's GinandBiH Cures gleet whites and brick dust deposit.

Stuart's Gin and But Core nausea headache so'S sour stomach. Stuart's Gin and Bue Cures catarrh and inflammation ot the Maj Stuart's GinandBut Cures Jnjontinees of urine and. general dd ness Persons la the habit of iiirtnj stimnUntj- Un4. such es bromides preparations of spirits etc. will find upon srising that one ttUARSQIN AND IJUCI1U will quiet the allay tfl irritation of the stomach sick an and sets one up all rigb i daysTrorkby producing a free flow carryj all isiprititici Item the kidneys ant ert making pore Wood.

Sold by all druggis JUST ARRIVE A Shipment of MOLASSES In original packages. older citizens know it aroma sweetness and inijnj Me flavor. Can furnish i the retail trade either in hd heads tierces or barrels. and examine. WHOLESALE GROCERS 40 and 42 Alabama UA tYLg TI Auc5SJ FOJ Sale at Public Out TOtECTIOVOFOWNERS.

EI ey and If. a Slier we will sell fur Ibeeliril extending tack to lIroad tkno i a o77Wblt hanrid Broad tT 4 The lot tire norta st corner of Pryol flouter streetS Ironttnx oasl undreci and ten on Pryor treat and one hundred anti til U6feeonllnnt rstro B. The property occupied by the Southern lmn comrtny. osposile lbs General Pass i depot. froIfnr Sfiy 50 foot on alj sr an tFjndingbaci north sioiig the tart die of an wMdueperatefaiM piopertyfroa" EBrawn oocupied by II A ninety feet 90 more or Jed to another alley.

Tennr Oi c-4linlcash one tliird in 6 a thSpltiU inonfts. with interest oi fi pw cent. per anl aaB nr8 KISFB. CH KIDl APTISTSIN 0 rArE PErJuX Jf JIUlBrrA 0111 om" FenolUll Zt dell' JateI ve 0 tooylt bl Dptist v. J.

pre untentton lIeJ 1 by Ret. S. U. Re1iIotLI ItfVi J. J.

Hyman. aUlo J. G. Ryals lett J. prayer otJe J.

llIe tlDI bt iu were j. Udler1ev. C. C. iJ y.

RE 1. ton nominated 1111 officers fr aedafllI nn. C. D. mpl I IL cted.

Ioton It II tLUII WHA aud rOlItju veitin Iff ln ltirt RflflOUflCOi J. :11 U. that He. V. ortho couipli nIOIllr lfI1lihlent COli Illtioll H.

church conenriou le. I ev. III teriall abril- II mnell Spur eon reainded holiall clvqu nt V. Theological St LonlsvllleKentucky rllah rOUbn fund. SJOO was reprO enLa- Iv Tbll nADling annouDcel I mnnti et down AI a vrnerous all fifty prcIarinit the lrofe IlJr W.

I I1nly his V. S. tlon laro Onl1rl atlon. The lie Jlm IllIIay not E. is TilE OCHLOCKONLE.

1' for TIOI IUF 25. TIle II front IIf Wli don' lish traf. the Ochlockonee river. Do Thom vllle uckNd The shad cau bt I r. Whiddon ca ht anum- 11 Thrr noshad fli' jcor ia.

a IhHI rl1 1. R. Th re ere JtJOO 1. tr. Tllo libh sOrtie of thl1 put by nt IlIulh that the Olrcckonee rish.

I lutl The of tlhu a oa fouuct a halt l1u ts A Wfourrs enipannelled. up :11 that Satlt ay lJib irrot If hi wn ill ro ulmc t4waire. Jekwi and attemptod Il ul ewheu seited 11111 lie ho as hot ws t111 tla1 was l1s. II Xe 11 ulll1 11 A fllHtU :2 23. ofld Itrwn lie rst es i0u the HUI curt Murdav di posill lX lie Irk on etho 1ist shorten tWjHcssng th JI 3ticlls will SOI have uLe yor attain Sweeny In it" la hard.

Ooah of tie Savanuab. Jlac11 purpose of and will 1 otg A Uan tioll a tI An 4. thu IlIhli hed Sattriay th noJe tttiigLi I tl" action of llallta. ba in ptrcnize inn ry ltfg. von tb Ih 111 ll as steternited handling tta11e UII.

TJl legislature siso Itltulo W. co G. Sp Tbe Yaco apiotttcd uy Ale as llows B. J. S.

J. tdatson J. 1. J. 1 G.

hrowu Wco Ln J. fntdof rult n. J. mpbelliof B. J.

t. I taree Randlph 1111 e. of be ttol iIl lIt lu hlu lLtIS The rlllr tJ Up ls tlat it valu d. bc ar iOl th or CektI1l C1 lniled I anJ young Idies is will ele oil wc1llra11 tty I en ial- rJ JOUNl Oro. cifr petition ulfn appointment culturLst exerirneutaI rtion tr.

Utsi bnn IU inen emOD tfO. i 1 f. it Jo NivJt. JSUei I. Os.

Special. 310ndarUle Tislawas by J. Gaane 011 lur to In. atllda a vl lence dlTided1O I wer exh stho di erent IORn O. polson ep nearing ave 1Iein 7 age.

MA1N IV A. tile cou ltiona claims ZO it. ItlOCJOO fQooo S. R. Jaques gave al es terdayafternoon G.

ave C. Ir. C. Pope Slreeman lr. resl- Geor a ap- eneral lroad Lol 8vllle will cLaf taffic departments.

Wadley Xa ional mil way. it ih i i ui vil I 1e A t- .5. OlVjnjt phy ical C. YooJrolkJud polling hearing Woolfolks Ith down. Judge Gus-that lalta sl wilnes es having ay His IIId Around.

GRIFFtS. la J. V. received today in condition. mind at tinal hi partIculars to where spent time intervening today.

C. B. win knows hint lJa Grvwl exactly was hi up GroVl' oJ lmoui. GIX Au en own Ir. orUliII jumped elll lle the lJOieveJ while.

dan er senice which the met cOUlin intotlie with Tile looier whet Cod the ircomnhtig train. hurt aJJ very lage Olle. Jud AaU1 Re I A XH 5. important meetiu Sa annah superior 5 o'clock efenln ay I. choice of lie will ten er nude Jtlll Adams's soil aPI oint- suit ol ti orded.

RHU The Americus and ontgomer ilway tie mort go for l00OOO. the mort- S. II. and V. actin till" two re- Wilcox.

lland rya l1ti aldu tDo TIe" i N. I closed. hkh reJij Qus I I aw ened tond will days i rs en coorert AI lil Judge ncll 1U1 ion 500. of Its 6elll meut did toLe wi- it I sufe il palm. k.

I ot 1" IU pWJj uae Lu bin PtltAfers. 73 Trj it. in lft t- 2" EAsrAfANsic RmrrH LVD VIE DI 1J. Jl PDOD th WUbna I830.lD naie aDd' .2.1. Alone IW ao th aheadyu wD theEaet 1OII EutmancontAined oDyaooul fi" are fo UJIJld.

80 of. b11l ia aaccessful ter i most Op- Geor a town resor i re she5ho 1d not Geor a surroun in area re on cons quently in hund uo Is' saw mills hlPlled wi I an Williams-turn astman ge turI lltine ve sU to advantages where no" to ant an With is Everyone I of the tvwn. I Ileal' Itwyer Ea tmans citirens says belle years Eastman I han atltast six te growing TO T0 On of ban J. were ain rip llle fnu reftrrrrialm builmlimg. The r.

V. C. Leerett han somely tairted Ir. tmd Jeau lul pictur ilque spoLln The queens sup1lyii consisting Ir. Leverett aud au rs.

J. brl ht tiL the. rs. S. hot the I rs.

I I E. he I or were ton-Judge Levrett. C. D. P.

I I ky J. Hofn J. C. J. E.

C. I Fannie Mad I audIrs. J. essra. S.

Ed Wiun L. Little I 2 I o'clock. re from Eaton- I tl I theillincere th kI ho pitali ty. I J. EAsnus GJ.

I J. ilczar I or-I this utivo I. re-el tpd I' i rmarkble I nr hlong otc crer Uo oUt I' hi d6o relfd le wa eclent judgent aul i abiity ha loeu succful bth I pbli ad lfe. a nnUce. i ulJlulhetherhe pfai I I Ge he lo llter I th 1e aais 1) couty hi.

Idminitration ha bn lnlw in su i ful. 1 i felow hizen hae wn apprciatIon olce fo tm Jud Rz 0' edutman. I ht D. O. D.

018 ruuty WhP. tor no lo. or ont flt he bus I JtW Ad Jup 1 c. si llver alow miemm i er. lie A ofcnmd fu he wl IeUy md epiy by.

the mY pple bo h. aW ad. cmmoat Sta out In le wt sal mU hi. kew fel fr pr. ow Igment pr evethig nderk cle ft yer a leaTI af- Ien fl11 ff ctc.

Dog cunt aor 10 Inc WRT MTG I Itr CCIDmOD EacL Ther a pterng i a chambr yeterdy. Sm mOS prmet educt I ltteWe pr ent Chelor Bg Stt UnITrt ame dy. 10 ce cernc gnte Iterd bghe ducto Te metng Jetery wa rsut cl Tore we Chanclor te UnfJrly GerJij TecnolOlc shol Ha Int Cltee eduton 1 urphy Cander bous commlte Cahl ae commiteo Stt Sool Commiioner B. Saord Cnn S. retl.

nd Chp Mlegvie coleg Sm tustee Technologcal shool 1 Mior tte. N. 3. chaman cne me ordtr. Chtoncelor Bogg state meett.

I wa al brnch colege wer lv a ot1d wa bt caus eduction sit commitee manlested sf ea I I 1 tat publc welare ou fulre llriy in- cre lbrlty educaUoQaI sYltm Georla bth It ptmcnts tbat I iY Iboh lad the hIghr euaton a rp rentd unverrlmy It brlcf' ond Tha herly ple ge UI cs al meons to lbut Igh1nln rblo moving lella. SICll meauts a wi lucreae LIe pllc Bx ull. atelv estlbllh go Doral chol bt tie uirerly It I fubh educ ou Sn hcl aa eul b6t tlll Tblrd Tba cmmltee te ebalr whlc charan N. J. Hlm- hoJ memorialze legisatur ut I le fa I aa prprly mlLlnained.

wi mitee wil meting Chiclor Bogg i actvely in' pe strrin eduction an recenty sta Ind upn untring eforts ad I egnning ri. lUL1IiG DIEA3I Realzed I Hal GUXESILLE Apri Specia1) dulnc8 precinct Lou disturbed IUcement bu ocok afteron lnk theirdestny a altr. JtUtco preence Sberif SupeIor A. It. Smih slemn and impr- manner dis charJe re 1z tllatt slemn wa preorm- fesh.

grw ptical wih folowiDj lnes frai Jelrae foer jewel lt ne'er rget Tha hOpi paries Ir. Walter Whitie lsi A. al Hal 8Id justc were It i ditance hi hi lIead uarrs humminj oh Ochelor. pmmu of le Without tIc fOl car lf a lovly wie MACHfN HCLDG tP New Which Po1ion. onox.

April2. Spcca1. You londent tht 1a chen ta. rty frcU Eat nton since. town I a compress vs buit electc I nw rom acksol i tarte Seeral houses COl1r wil fnished 501.

I 1 beautiful I Ild 10 tIat wi a Colulel tlmat wi ei ht an 5M year. lrs. willl ht rlidence ele rict lchell nd thetown electic lght. Is i nJIEFEl. Ga Piml CO8 brikyard in sow prep tur 40O dl1r.

enjovjl" pic vos gotte tacnc. masquerde wi of Aluuy. carmtng resld lce. I wI hOlor Bel rk. forll 011om.

Jer 8uncIY. 11 ala crs o. Zacl HaI eldet JU ge Hall Zck Hal tber rtcentl ed ar wih the zI leorga gOng wIh Geuerallhll Cok. was tle LleJ et soldi In time 1 glmen conclmiol ar went Cailrla. as tlleu i lt ony lEA TlS IN GEORIL.

CB WORDL A- rl 2. fl. YOD" wie V. II Wyun di her tIS ye terday a o'clock. Apri.

Speca1 Ir. P. A. Robuck 1 CItzen place died Tue 1ay lnlt Wenes- day in oYos Apri At 1 nilht MI. led surronded II Ier ThoDl 8on loe tt mo citieD.

CQnfed hflll 31 ts eWl tud Eve tbiug Ig healhy blod Impar ed Ho'- Sarsaparia. tial wtl merit to trp Fraks Rate' ofce p' i Kimball I THE' yil I berln A Tr Ga. Apr" Editor Cotitu- TE CS ITIO ste Fr. pprhlt al the erilctel UI Bn dinl IA8OC1aUoIl hypoths by Dr. ley that have as yet bees ugJ to UIbt nave been frimadujet Issues al that I unly gen It he has In tllAt the 19 orJen 61reJ.

E. ylJ fez I an The larm sari nest a ehea furniture in the 8Outl1at 8nOOkr assortment of cham Fotoin met tit lIt barplnJ in all dea of trnltored Pn8. 1Dess 1. S' 8. Sulfts kd hCd I renet.

I' 8. 827 N. wo that mono edtoy I I S. yearsmd I the 08EPHUf1 S. I 8.

8. I me. bmtl I 11 pnrt ers" thif B. 8. B.

U4f li. 0III4J-- tmllft TY pre feel1lke I. ree lip flrtlli ad tldmp. success 111m oi medl iciue cer onh 3. 1 I I.

I Refr erators Wat I UO WA Ll AIR IG ATO BELLINGRA TBj lTr fWINC I THE FIN ST BEER1 Compal1JiJ of heretofore managed tti ttll Ples ThJ lth areptepared suP7 py the demand for the lag eer our CQmjti mian Bavariap ji forlii hops tree bre ety corneitt ms We Soicitthe ratrona of 8 ra Tt-TR TT OU8RliULD LlNliM VVVVV VVVV fi WJ WILLIAM. ERScrNE. PAUL JPIPE uu An CULLATTI rs1 COFPER AND SHEET IliON 4 22 N. Broadstree A AcentaIOWmeJM eD ancJ H1I JII11 Hea Dta1irI IOJJ4ttJ jlf aIlaMto or i Ylri w1ich au th reieW nse9fth i 3i' lotk. Ab nt rimeti igo ntbe In.

g. walk wi. th trledT temedi lndt ding 1- wtthoutreUeflaaw blanMve ent lna rfbeeJ tJna. fC. maha D.

alter sufreringlI. I then dodd if la1. and ifnJ laH1. tJ p1 a tQy a1n 1 thlfcfuease. Bt Nashua 4gtltes5tOne WithJheumitti8IIl ing it U8 cameoutt afCkn sA.

mucndebllitated. Wi. A itSataparm once coo i. I canu too praiseof weU ii If 1 of' nekbnt ot ng 8a apann feltlts quite l. I is.

4.hebes. nJ kln of L.W TeJ iAY rSS arsap aril DrJ CAyer Prl bottl 5. 15' GinandBu resc rrfl oUhebla St UttsGinandJtt bi mtlnen eof iStl1g S' lrtandJl kIiiiueh a preprat1oDJot QlrtJ arIaIngtha 1 A 9il1quleUh IrrltaUonof lto llach alck- naJl andleta lU d4 ikby fl aUJmplrltellfotI eh CU 13 UST iIMPijRT ent OtU In aroma inin Bavor. Brnnner Brow oi1nd Str yLE 9 FOtSaleat 1 on irPT NTA GA FRiDAt APRIL 2 1881 I I- Mo Do th iis twentyereI men the b4n tI ex A. ev th Offred 0 atr 1.

ne te ws di it I. tu I apti fo an a s. i ha i. na MIrwin RevH th I1orady. pr I ba oceri de accIariitnn.

Rev. I tra a tcctcd. I ta i ag fCc1HCj Wd rotiitiug I I IuI1 o1 A. t. te 0.

li aat i ac u- e11 tw th ntion In G. webooriieitheeonventiou a te 11. Ilaut a ehx1uentetlort. a I rousing L. I a a 0 ehowe I II vu a.

a awl preparing I. 1. 1tv. members gem It r- I 1 r. at I FIIr Tiorvrirr Ire i :0 I liddone Is I se th wi tre p.

nui as- 1) re tr erririeyt ta lar go blnbvr cc crnee S. lhrre ed tr a Lll :0 itU vet US a- Vtrrore Apr ii lie i Jackot tlt rag tIecopcl Satrrr4 artoti em nec1 wi tb wih' j- leaewlen Swa ire ms 0 rid le i tiT i flow ns Nesv Cliur I till seoiOn i lie iris de- tie Bapt lot S. wocshi1' SW anait hoi. large 1 ht' Savannah a nd Onpatyare I ga ge bug Abbevil irerntt 0tt meet in' ti p1 nCR hey wit kit t. Airil 4th baggi gion try tim allis nec .5 warthoau capat 0 sea so legislat ere to.

3------ V.s The I conerer Ice 5 3d. N. Aderk olil z. It. Cr ac'- of Iultorr eti F.

It. A th be and i ihetirsi 1 tttLX kril 25. lims frners of Us alt cad a i it S. pIt nty One 5. sarcrly A 2 4Special.

I. lost orgaui red. ciry. A 1 is on iirettyboatsitaroairealy brat Li. peeiaI.

torey. te day a apporutis 5(1st etet ion. I. I suwltq rrusstiaaen jti. 0 a TnAozovnz1 Ee 4.

llar ls at th Ge fro ury gr so icr he Do A arly hu ll ge vided th tir rned ab sa ne so th tion at ac nd. tif ep I ab cy wi rs un e. ul pi he I bu th Special. re ayor Hu ne is tu bagus an in erit. fr a en rday an co sh I i co elt we iss I a O1 ati th a ce I ent th iss Keutuck a in nion a Wadlo as fe ean comple nd t.

ei appointment. a ti I Seeial. 1. physical li a m- a r- 6 I. a i Woolfoik count 7 a Ma I.

5- i st umsaiug ml. tel e- mg 3 ml ly we ye 10 r. i mx th at lby upp or at Li. old lie or en engine rmiilre mI i r. me knewthat ne elm ri an in dang as 06 Ira on to lv.

a ml tw ac as damage was ludgeAdams as so- an. suecea our speed Iiilge splen lid 01- me Montgomery rails iay i he I nie mrt cc ni P1lYOf aigi me mallet ma presids it so peaoflype Demo I 3 Ti Ill- nal VALLSOSTA cv Mesho list noeetii age whirl religious impi awskei ed aeon wh mch cur ne. 1 conrrimil te Cithe mu I lIks is tobe org ssLulo IJCess ulcrIsg rain lcdrrc Cab 2i cntz. lca Ihtwoghj. EASTMANSGROWTH err te YD niiiiorxz' 07 DODQZ co me po tbelreient pa ab str Do youngest orgia nt essive oth se pT en tbarewere four dge so gibs ndred ts Th ere th out se Ca me Ca at Co T.

me iirnw In I odel an ty out re th vi an va ar I sa e. tid th cr Ge sort. co re npon I le re Ilg hy Georra I as te arcabardwork in I om I tim I lIo ough th COCTY th an I I eep I etl 5 an ore I unty 01 I ool as do nd inthi nter an a er I 5 et 5 gnreswillrunabmvethatThetwoiargermill on xty tim I re ut I conrmin si ut timbembelts. ha 5 atno I in a ere nd 5 i ade a jme allon. i 5 i a ow cot ml Ft m- erprising it 5 0 an tii Is it awyer.

liv no re least ti me ENTEItTAINEDSOY ltS. U. Mm I- EATONTOw Iii or 3m 5. pe 0- tr scho ol 1 by irs or is In Macli in ar ad roe d. in hap ama wil H.

brig n- Ci la a is beaut to- i Ad Its sum are In- 0. Di P4. His H. S. 1.

Klinb 1 a coren ti lmrjfli his try imaturni hr alit om1 wisethertime rsifa sire bet ter cot uty ion beicci I awl his rtlssn ti meir otheeforsuiongaunse I fl loan I cdusit wl there were ecisouls oducatjorai facPi here his natural sense anti Judgt on allowed him or. was good officer and useful clii- an4 will be greatly missed especially theinazsypoorpeoPhehahas alde4 and c- mjnodstea Starti51 life with small sas I or. owngood red out icken dge affordtolose and omlnent stateWere t. me a I en ere nate ndler lvin an man r. ond ogga as presentedexcept lla.

as andtbe ge It oftimis welfare requires orgia thath tm seimools bytbe mThenlng rm fumah univerity our ond oust ucailonal be perected properlymalntained. ittee bighereducatiurr any nd isalreamlybeglnning I 5 Stuns ways. GtNESVILLE Special. i ime imrecincts ouse tlreirdsstiny lerk an our te followirag Imojies blushlng iss ost is va1e orlite fa BUILDING UP. New Your orrespondent the lis.

a ays ays iron ourse will and will mj lb XLilS BIUEFED. Cos 4Oomim daily. gotten may residence. will J. EeEer oftime cmrthe mulel with r-aitmnt oiiig wIth young.

eat soldier em taken reemiperatetatdiediu BRA Ills GEORliL1. CRAWOROVILLXGa.April N. vile 11. died a Weelnea- llawklnsville. Tteouisoy Ga.

April night lilts Is wimictibelongato A po- na I I ATLANTA April days certificates sto jn findley ias and th genuine stock la liu5y lOecrerary I. -5------and cheapest it south at Snooks Immense i awftr cheap. Big ha thgthlasale. P. II.

SNitNix. offl oig Ii IIPEARLINE sta t1 mc Jj 1ITII shadows have readPii 4P I i Fearline mz hller taxl-f I F' soapmusckandbashtod big awake refuses theaid times-far sewing telegraph-electric not ap- you will-why proved you sTare i me the arenot is grocers. zs6 PYLLNew York. mor AIJI amongthe than i ar i p. Si I ug four we 88.

tzU loughes1 off. me and ph. S. rate turn SC laiehto proclainstothe worldwhmuit8 lgj bee r. be hamigtecn nidi myface.

mas bcOhu aipresent. pcaozl words toexree. myappreciailonefira of YourstrnlyJooriOwxx aet" l- j. f. 4' i I ForsalebyWEYDOBBSAtlatita STONEWARE-LINED DRY-AIR REFRIQERATOR i ATLANTA CITY BREINC CO BP1WEfl 0 i FINEST BEER afterJanuary prepared sup im clebrated Cl1 Bavar Cal strf i Pationago the Tradi T4ESnTTrr Jt 5 i se' i.

i'- A 0 i. a It8. 1PPEAtTIffLiuv1 a 5. i-- miS FItters ji' Broad Grgi rtmiulenerand nt1n8T j. a Sc f.s.- 4.

MEDICU j7 tffkiioiIsg Is tliatbh VT eaaeawh3chali other to yteidto Sarsapa Na come i 1' stubbo 1 as a tie an tti lute aMthor thensa flb i1exfu1ahIe MflP I 0 I lS. Itreet i' Yorkcezt 5 t- abl walk only i si adve :0 7 at with heumatiam r. I i wi 3 t' Ihayetaksn6gefltdealof muci asAyers I I tetify Is the jise1iclng tiWcsr1la1dTexa8. Ayers arsaarll 5. 5s StuartsGin and Ba Gui and Eu GinandBu Ida Gin andBu ofurina tiitrt.Ginand-Bu i 0.

Pessotssieibe faking STUART'S GIN ilI setsona upaliright" produclogafree carry liver CUB JJST IMPORTED CU llllhl1 J1 a Ya1llhIB Coiltifil P1O i SIiiCTiONOFJlEOWNERi MII. sim 1 itidley sloe. on the premises Lu order teamed Ire Treisy. the fiSh 01 Slay scsi. commentIng b.

Oclack a. au. Us. following valuable central fly in the city of AtLnta yla Ono alorelmome fronting l2-f feet on Wimi i sircal i a known as Oc. 77 Whitehall iS sIres a ot northaeot i 000 a feel inn 116 fee on street 5 5O Wail inset tertmlthg tmae be which seImftrateSlail ptopertl froan thstrop i.

rJ E. jirown. J. P. kiser ml at i Orieihird cnsl' oncibiril I.

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