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fpATE Ll PROM ALL POINTS OF Cbrre 6nd ne The Coumtuttori. A JJAJTT April 27. The speech of. the Hon. vG.

Turner. on the tiff is a good deal talked about among his constituents and friehdif around Albany. It is published in full In to-day's News and Advertiser. Its strokes are pointed and masterly and its array of facts and argument though within a small compass. convincing and conclusive.

Despite what zealous friends have frequently of late had to say of other members of the Georgia delegatlan in congress we have much doubt whether any district la the state Mr Stepenss left out is really as ably reprel sented as the second. The organized de- xuocrrcy of the district might go a great deal further and fare much worse before finding a fit successor to Mr. Turner. Several prominent colored citizens of Dougherty went up yesterday to attend the colored convention which meets in Macon to-day at the call and under the auspices of the Hon. Jeff Long.

Among the delegation were the Rev. Howard Bunts chaplain to the convicts in this county Ishraael Lemon our late representative Henry Singleton and others. all prominent. and influential colored men in this section. It is not known here what the object of this convention is or whether it has any defi.

nite object I all. In view however of therecent ejection of a colored bishop from the ladies' car in Florida. which the col. ored people appear to display much feeling it is not improbable that many inflammable appeals and speeches will be made by sundry of their orators. It is due to the delegation from Dougherty to say that they went up with the most pacific intentions and purposes and any influence they may exert towards shaping its counsels or its actions will be salutary.

The high and constant winds that have prevailed since the recent rains nave already al- host done away with their effects upon the crops and farmers much of whose seed is still under the hard surface crust made by the wind are easer to see another rain. The signs to-day nowever are propitious the weather having greatly moderated and thick clouds hanging overhead. THE CARROLLTON MURDERERS. Special Correspondence of The Constitution. CUROLLTON April 27.

On last Tuesday evening John Y. Stewart one of our wealth est and most prominent merchants was stricken down with paralysis and has been lying in an unconscious condition ever since. But little hope is entertained of his recovery. Your correspondent has visited the jail several times during the last eight or ten days and conversed freely with the two condemned men Moon and Hanvey. Moon still says thafr he is prepared to go and has no fears in regard to his future welfare and happiness and the main thing he seems to regard is the ignominious death of the gallows.

Hanvey does not seem to be so sanguine about his future state but has been more quietand serious since sentence of death has been passed on him. The cell which these two condemned men are kept is in a neat and cleanly condition arid they speak in the highest terms of the kindness and attention shown them by Sheriff Hewit and his cleverdeputy. Mr. John N. Skipper.

The following is a short communication from James E. Hanvey addressed to the Revs. V. V. hoop and E.

B. Barrett. ministers residing in this place uAvvsvs LETTEE. DEAR 1 1 want you to tall this everywhere jougo thatl said I wanted the people to let my late be a warning to them to keep out of bad cons- ptny and let whisky alone. If a man does not drink whisky he is not apt to get into bad company often but if he drinks whisky to an excess that is the kind of company he desires to keep.

This la rood advice if the people will take it. which I hope they will so. Signed JAMES E. HASVEY. v.

P. Kirkley one of our clever merchants lias made an assignment for the benefit of his creditors. Liablities 7500 assets some $18000. Mr. Kirkleys embarrassment grew out of his selling largely on a credit and failing to make collections.

The wheat crop stilt continues to look promising and we certainly will have an Abundant fruit crop especially peaches. The farmers are progressing finely with their work and the outlook for good crops in this section is certainly very encouraging. WAYNESBOROS ATTRACTIONS. Special Correspondence of the Constitution. WAYHESBOBO April 26.

The business of our beautiful little town of twelve hundred inhabitants is quiet ever dull yet the stranger would be charmed with its-cleanliness beautiful flower gardens and handsome residen- era. Situated as it is in the center of a cotton growing belt with good school facilities fine hotel one weekly paper soon will have two and such enterprising business men as B. A. Gray. W.

A. Wilkins and W. McCathern with their talent and capital with shoulders against the wheel of enterprise Us sure to be a place of importance. Our planters are at work they fully realize their financial condition and the encumbrance that envelopes them caused by the failure of last years crop. They have gone to work with renewed energy and deternsina.

tion to cast off the yoke of debt. They are very sanguine of an abundant yield and rich harvest. Although the cry of hard times is prevalent the marriage bells still peal forth. Quite a brilliant Wooding took place in the Methodist Episcopal church a few evenings ago. The contracting parties were Colonel RobertJ.

Boyd of Louisville Georgia to Miss. Nora Huff of this place. The church was decked with beautiful flowers entwined and woven into garlands festoons and wreaths while the emblematic shoe was suspended over the altar. Decoration day at this place of this season will everliVe in the memory of every happy participant and reflect honor on the noble- women of Wayuesboro. The floral decoration exceeded those of any former similar occasion.

The merchants and business men pendoo business to pay the annual tribute of respect to our fallen heroes. Only a pais- ing cqtnment and though will not sufficiently commend our orator. Mr. Julien Rodgers for his known reputation as a polished orator and attainment. Mr.

Rodgers's address was beautiful and full of pathos. SUMACHS SPARKING DAY. Special Correspondence of The Constitution SUMACH April 27. Notwithstanding the exceedingly wet winter and spring the farm. era of this section are getting along finely preparing for the coming crop.

Some are done planting. There willbe a smaller acreage of cotton planted in this section than usual. The high school at this place ed for two months vacation on the 21st Instant The. commencement exercises were well attended especially on Friday and' Fridaynlght The commencement sermon watpreachea on Sunday ReV. 3.

Lee of Dalton Ga. Tuesday was decoration day better known bvHh students as sparking day be- cause onthat day the rules' prohibiting the association of the sexes' were suspended. Wednesday and Thnjredaywerejpent in the' examination of classesT incayand Friday nightwere spent in speaking and essay read- Ing intermingled with music vocal and. in- strumeutaL Saturday was asadday.rastn- Sb T88 wpfraUng and golngto different DIA ligA acrora tbft Etovah rim In faS rUw toirni they itrnck nnoh arid nnsarjfiedl th bones tomahawk and ppend doubtless AiU ftQJ wore of tome Indian. The grave in line shape anti in- ian lihedwithi bark.

One ofVur citizens expresses an opinion that it is the grave and' bones' of some tribe thannBaWtalhs country" before the Indians. However the teJ1eral opinion that it is an Indians grave and bone but be they the bones of what tribe they mayit certainly is IL rare curiosity to see the genuine Indian pipe and tomahawk. Before the work is done there may be other and greater developments made. It eo Can Urn will claim a part in the worlds curiosity shop. NEWMAN'S CELEBRATION.

Special Correspondence of The Constitution. NEWS AS April 28. The very large audience which assembled on yesterday to hear the memorjal address and to place their floral offerings upon the graves of' out confederate dead clearly demonstrates the fact that we as a grateful people will ever honor and commemorate the virtues of those gallantmen who died that the constitution might live. After-a very able and eloquent address from Mr. P.

W. Mortus the long procession marched to the soldiers' emetery and upon every grave where was buried an illustrious son there was placed a beautiful bouquet of the rarest flowers. The patriotic women of the town comprising the ladies memorial association have. through zealous work gotten nearly money enough to build a handsome monument to the soldiers buried here and they hope to soon be able to accomplish their undertaking. FORT VALLEY FACTS.

Special Correspondence of Use Constitution. FORT VALLEY. April 27. An appropriate and beautiful address was delivered here on yesterday over the graves of our confederate dead by Colonel H. A.

Mathews. Some of the members of the Sons and Daughters of Jacob and Knights of the Golden Star met here this morning and B. B. Welburn and George R. Morris colored members of these twosocietiesexchanged a shot apiece wounds not serious.

They were promptly dealt with by the town authorities. Daoneburg of Macon is having a fine brick store erected here. COLORED LAWYERS AND ALDERMEN. LiGBANUE April 27. Troup superior court has been in session two weeks.

After much sparring" the jury finally got a lick" at the Atlantic and West Point railroad and advised the corporation" to hand over to young Malone of rairbum 10000 for his lost arm and two fingers of his left hand. P. Henry Brewster of Ne ynan made the speech of the trial. It was logical impressive and indeed lawyerlike. Two colored gentlemen had slightly perused Blackstone on equityChitty etc.

and finally tot the certificates in shape. Messrs. Bigby Brewster Whittaker and Hoke Smith were appointed to the Colonel Dissnuke and Lindsey who sometimes gave. definitions right at least in words if not right in their order and often not right. Thit proceeded awhile when the court adjourned and the prospective squires or barristers were advised to retire in good order.

Elisha Fisher colored efficient at finn- ctering on damages fur jumping on cars at speed and losing a leg aspired to financier the affairs of LaGrange beinir solicited by friends both white and colored. Colored no doubt. Fisher now begs off. We hope friends will excuse him. especially the colored friends.

But who and what white friends were these who need Fishers assistance Were they seeking the good of the city or their own temporary gratification Yours truly ESQUIRER. A Mighty Had Place. From the Albany Ga. News. Jim Gilmer a well-known colored man of the town who it in a state of almost hopeless imbecility came to the Sews and Advertiser office yesterday morning with the following letter which he said he had just received through the mail.

John Gibson whose name is signed to the letter was the colored man who wd found dead in his bed a few mornings since and whOJe death is generally attributed to too mush strong drink. John and Jim were great friends. and frequently drank together up to the time of the formers sudden taking off and Jim does not seem to doubt in the least that the letter he has received is genuine but is at a loss to know by what route it came. He was very much affected by its receipt and wept over it before he left it in the hands of the News and Advertiser yesterday morning. Said he as he wiped the tears that came trickling down his cheeks Tell yer wats a fack-- boss dats a close call an' what bothers me so pow erful is how de debbil did John write dat letter way down yonder wiser he gone to and git it here to me.

Take good keer er dat letter boss an' be sho' an print it plain so my boy kin read it. I spects to keep it de longes' day I live. As Jim seems to he really alarmed about his condition since the receipt of this mysterious communication it is to be hoped it will make him reform. WAY Low DOWN Ii TRoCBLE April 241882. Dear James Gilmer When I left the other knight I did Rot have time to send you word I was going and I concluded I would drop you a few lines to put you on the mindasa Warning as to Things in General Jim this is a mity bad place hears No Sigers den was ever hall as bad as the Devvils den they have all the wust people that can be got Robers Cut- thro tes Theaves drunldn Rowdys Jim I have had but little chance to let you heare from me but I do want you to be certain Sot to come heare I want you to take warnings by me and see if you cant be a better man than I was.

Good by JOBS mBSOS. Two Attempt. to Commit Suicide. Froth the Marietta Ga. Journal.

A white man by the name of Ashland Cook who was arrested recently in UeKalb county for stealing some. clothing from Mr. Glore in this county and who was placed in jail at this place has made two attempts in the last few days to commit suicide. When he made his first attempt he had a companion in his iron cage by the name of Johnson. Cook told Johnson that he intended to hang himself.

Johnson replied All right go ahead. Cook then took his coat and fastened one sleeve around his neck and the other to a bar of the iron cage and swung oft He was in a fair way of choking himself to death when Johnson concluded it would be best to relieve him of his perilous position. His second attempt was when he was in his cage alone. He tore a strip from his blanket arid fastened one end to an iron bar and the other to his neck and swung off. He did considerable kicking anti this violent process snapped the blanket asunder and he fell to the floor apparetly insensible with eyesr pro truding and a swollen neck.

Cook is a young white man about twenty-five years old and it is said he is of a respectable family. He is either crazy a misty big' fool or a regular sharper. It is believed that he is playing a part The StarHe Saw. From the Dawson Ga. Journal.

Doctor Lamar says amass never gets too old to play the darn fooL" A few days ago he concluded in order to quicken. the pace of that handsome. Texas pony he sides to put on a pair of long range Texas spurs. Once astrIde the little injun sock went the spurs. The next thing the doctor saw as he lay humped up on the ground.

was about. fourteen millions of infitiiteftna1 stars. Moral Old men should be careful how they tide Texas ponies with spun. Do Canes Bloom. from the PeKalb County GL NeWL The question is being agitated IT some sections whether cane" blooms or nbt At.

of Uie inhabitants In theTidinity of Snap Finfcrt bottoms catestlfy that tteydor wiredtoi or fifteen feet thigh or taUel then die after blooming. A. REMINISCENCE OP SOME CAl BELL WORTHIES. TB Quaint n4 rtnr ja Xfflici of nb uton on Cliatt fcc AM' Thirty From tte la1rbnrn. News-Letter.

A qnaintand picturesqne looking village- 4e uaesi andi' old he little refold- fashioned court house standing like sentinel on some ancient castle gaunt and spttre- llkeiIthon and grim rid ghostly within- on die summit of a red and time' washed and wasted hill whose base is lashed by the seething surging wares of. the grandly rolling. or kissed by the gentle ripples of the. smoothly flowing Chattahoochee sits tike an owl perched upon the trunk oi a decaying pine the once proud and prosperous but now quaint and quiet little town of ipbelfton the first county site of Campbell county. THIRTY YJA1tI ISO.

Thirty years ago Campbellton WM one of the most fashionable and aristocratic little towns in Georgia- one where wealth to a great extent fashion ruled and the social scale was pitched on a high plane. Herciti- tens were strung and aristocratic but with all this wealth was not the only passport to good society and brain and energy. morals and respectabillty were considered with regard to their true value and rich and poor prince and peasant combined in a social element the standard of which was not reached by many southern towns. sooEiy. It can readily be realized then that a society composed of the wealth' the intellect and beauty of the town was not one likely.

to forego the social pleasures of life and many were the. hops tea parties and elegant dinners given and enjoyed by the youth and beauty the wit and wisdom of Campbellton. Many of our older citizens will recall with a thrill of pleasure the good old bellum days when they then in their joyousyouth met and mingled in social intercourse in the festive dance when heart went out to heart in a now of mirth of sympathy and of love Or when they gathered in the gloaming and told their tales of love vowed everlasting fidelity to their hearts' idols and painted in their fancy a bright and happy fu. lure giving themeelves up to the ecstaey of the moment and dreamingnotof the changes the march of time and the ravagts of war would work in their lives and their homes. And when their memory reverts to those happy scenes of the pat they can but exclaim 0.

tempera 0 mores These thoughts were presented to our mind by accidentally coming up with the following invitation to a COTILLION PASTY IS CAXPBELLTON. The pleasure of your company is respectfully solicited at a cotilon party to be given at Masonic hall at CampbeUtn Wednesday evening the 27th instant. SENIOR MASiOEES. Reuben C. Beavers Colonel Thomas A.

La. tham General Alfred Austell Major James M. Cantrell. JUNIOR MANAGERS. William J.

Garrett Joseph B. Camp William 11. Butt Henry A. Green. Dr.

Thomas C. Glover floor manager. Campheliton December llth 1834. Xf the nine gentlemen named in- the committees all of whom were then or afterwards became prominent citizens only three are now living. They are 1st.

Judge Reuben C. Beavers the present efficient ordinary of Campbell county who was elected to that position in 1834 having previously served a considerable time as one of the judges of the inferior court which court up to 1852 conducted the business now transacted by the ordinary. Judge Beavers has thus been in office continuously for twenty-six years and hiss ever discharged his duties witb ability and in that high minded honest and straightforward manner which has long been a characteristic of the man. 2d. Wm.

J. Garrett who is now a popular and prosperous wholesale grocery merchant in Atlanta. He is an upright honorable man and highly esteemed by all who know him. 3. Joseph B.

Campwhonow lives in Arizona. Mr. Camp was for a long time a pepular citi- zen of this county and was her first ordinary serving from 1832 to 1856. The remaining six are dead. GENLBL LSTELL General Alfred Austell came to this county a poor boy with nothing but his indomitable will energy perseverance and business tact but possessing these in a rare degree.

With these as his stock in trade he accumulated wealth rapidly and died In Atlanta last year possessed of immense riches. He was president Of the First National bank Irons its es tablishment to the time oh his death. Colonel Thomas A. Latham was a lawyer of rare ability an honorable gentleman and a good citizen. During his life he represented his county in the legislature and his district in the state senate.

Colonel Latham died in 1862. His sons are now among our most useful citizens. Major James M. Cantrell was for a time a merchant in Canspbehlton doing business in partnership with Mr Garrett. He afterwards went to farming and was for a long time one of Campbell's most prominent and progressive farmers.

Major Catrehl was a delegate as was also Thomas C. Glover to the secession convention he also served for a time as county treasurer. He died in 1867. from the effects of an injury received by being thrown from a buggy by a runaway horse. Major Cantrells widow is now the honored wife of Mr.

S. W. Reynolds of Fairburn. William M. Butt was killed at the second battle of Manassas in 1832.

He WM captain of Company A 21st Georgia regiment succeeding Captain Glover. He was an honest man a true patriot and a good soldier. Henry A. Green was killed under the forts at Washington in 1861. He lived the life of a noble man and died the.

death of a brave soldier. Could aught more be said in his praise. Dr. Thomas C. Glover left Campbellton.

as captain of the company aftewards commanded by Captain Butt the famous Glov ers company' the mere mention of which thrills with patriotic emotions the hearts of many citizens of Campbell to-day. A company of braver men ne'er drew battle blade in defense of their homes and a cause they held dear. Captain Glover was afterwarts promo. moted to lieutenant He received a Wound at Winchester Va. from the effects of which he died in 1864 Thus we are passing away.

Two Good Uu. From the llawklnsvllle Os. News. The extraordinary exploit of Guess and Flora related by the Dispatch of last week has called tothe minds of some of our oldest citizens many reminiscences at the dogs that lived in those days. Of the many of those which have come to our ears.

we give the following as worthy of preservation About the time mentioned and even later there lived hereabouts an individual wnose name was Simon Sutton. Everybody knew Simon and moreofeTj they knew that while Simons character for veracity might not have been altogether as good as that of O. W. yet when uncontradScted Simons statements were to be believed. tTpofi the authority cf Kmon it is stated that upon one occa- ison he was the ortnnate possessor of two bull pnps.

Simon doted pn his pups and they in timeifnlly appreciated the many tokens tf kindness on the part of their ma teT4 Tliey lived and thrived and frolicked andjplayed and vera happy with each' other andoimon washappyintnejpossessionof two rachproinisin geuunes iroffea to lhi tad worja ifceiMt happepttiat ar mostplcaW tot flreanu of temporal felicity reinet with sudden tLsajtronrtenninitionJ- One morning jnst as Simon hail seated himself' for breakfast the two dogs they had now" fully emerged from the happy state of puppy- angered Vwith eacluo lmmineittindettL tlj commenced. It was their first' fight and Simon thinking little of discontinued his iepastjghile the fight u- fee.Mrt I rf Hnfoniwaa norarman topturry througlrwlth sole continfcfcT to eat ancUhe dogs continued Finally the end came that Isrfiinanrwas through eatinglmlsbrtak- fast. Hepickedhis tcejbabi tookr drink of water Ethos hd walked how the dogs were making. It and men. says bej 5oumaybeyey itor rngV- bat VU eat the dew if them 6 dogs hadn't eat one another clean up except their tails7 and they was still at It.

twisting around one another like two worms. Still another fropja different source comes to us of a dog onca" or blS fleetness of foot. He had no ancestry to boast of being a sort of a cross with wolf cnrand greyhound. His name was Nimrod and like his Illustri- ous namesake. he was a great hunter.

Many and wonderful were the stories told of. his exploits in the chase and many and many were the varmints that had succumbed to him in the race for dear life. But said our infortaant he died before his time come. Ah How did that happen we asked. Well you seehe was arter a big old buck and the way he got over ground you could see nothing buta streak of yaller dog bout a mile and a half long.

A big poplar stood plum in his way until he struck it square in the face. And killed him we queried. Yaas killed him too dead to skin and the shock was so sudden his toenails kept right on and rattled through the undergrowth like a load of duxmkshot. Ft sir fact. What Scared Him.

From the Elberton Ga. New South. What skeard you Did gots No not dat Well what was it Well well ha ha You wont tell de doctor will you So I wont tell him. Well you must swar before de Lord IntLtm Iswar Well ha ha hart bar You see doctor hab been arter me wid his stickand last night hat ha her bar You ted you wouldn't tell did you 0 no no I wont tell him. Well you see I was gain round Mr.

Smith brick storehouse and first ting I knpwed I was slap dab rite ginst de doctor witl his stick. Dis nigger fainted and fell rite down day. Arter a while I com too and dar he was and dar I was and I prayed de lord woald keep dat stick off dis nigger dat night. He neber move and I neber move and by andjjy I seed what it was. Ha ha hart bar.

It was nuflen but a limebarrel wid all of its middle hops off and den swell out jest like de doctor and had a hoe handle leaning ginst it. is nigger shouted bless de Lord ha ha ha ha bully for me. You wont tell ins will you Sweet Music. From the Montezuma Ga. Weekly.

Music hath charms soothe the savage breast But horrid discords sound like hell possessed. A couple of young omen near here. while on a visit a short time ago were requested to furnish music for a social dance. They at first-declined not having their instruments with them but after much persuasion how ever they yielded to the wishes of the young ladies. One of time young gentlemen armed himself with a tin whistle the other took his position with huge horn in his hand and a third party volunteered his services to blow a conch shell as a substitute for bass.

As soon as the musicians were ready several couples formed uoon the floor and the dance commenced. The man behind the conch shell blew until he was red in the face and as the music floated out upon the night air the dogs set up a mournful howl the chickens began to cackle the ducks began to quack the hogs began to squeal and the cattle elevated their tails and started for the woods. One old bull belonging to a neighbor emigrated in double quick time and has not been seen since. Such a medley of unearthly sounds as was produced that night has. newer beets heard outside the bottomless pit.

Little Row. From the Calhoun Ga. Times. Little Row is a pleasant little village situated between Rome and lahlois in a fine farming country. It has about twenty-five families one hundred and thirty inhabitants.

It is quite a business place Messrs. Marsh King are doing a line business in general merchandise. We have not only a tine store but a school two blacksmith shops a shoe bar- ness and saddle shop. At the store you may buy anything you want at Rome prices you can have anything made at the blacksmith shops in the way of farming implements' also wagons buggies carriages furniture and almost anything to be had in a first-class town. Mr.

B. H. Green is teaching the young idea how to shoot. or as he terms it how to hit. He says he is going to start a female college.

An Interesting Sight. From the Cartersville Ga. tree Press. On Saturday evening quite an interesting sight was witnessed in front of Stokelyct Williams store. It was the hiving of a runaway swarm of bees.

Mr. Elihu Hall held his hat upon a stick while Mr. Starling vigorously tinkled a cow bell. The bees were successfully taken in" and now they are improving each shining hour in the back yard of Mr. Roberts.

A Queer Sight. From the Marietta. ha. Journal. A queer sight was seen Tuesday morning on the public square in Marietta.

A little black dog extracting the fluid of life" from a black animal wearing bristles upon her back and lying upon her side grunting her satisfaction at the friendliness of the purp GEORGIA NOTES. Eastman has five lawyers and three doctors. Eastman boasts of the best braa band south of Macon. The tower of Seney hall Em ry college will be one hundred feet high. A meeting of the melon growers of south Georgia- will be held In ThomasTlile on time 6th of May.

Mr. J. R. Westberrr. living near Rulam had a horse killed by lightning on the night of the Zld Instant while In the ttall.

Petersburg Is somewhat improving. It claims a population of-fifty or sixty has two stores one steam cin corn mill and taw mill and one church and all prospering. The last Issue of the aycross Reporter estimates wt the capital employed la the mill. lumber and turpentine business tributary to Waycross. It one million dollars.

At Marietta persons were received into full membership of the Methodist church last Sunday 2 by profession of faith and 4 by certificates On the same day fonrteen persons were immersed and received Into the Baptist church. ALL OVER THE SOUTH. From twenty to thirty car loads of iron ore are shipped daily from Uadsden Alabama. MrVFHOUlowof Jacksonville Florida up to. date iii.

shipped 47725 quarts of strawberries. A dead whale twenty-five feet in length and sIx In Umeter jigs just been found below Tsmpa Florida. Last week a Elizabeth Strong of LonlaVa. aged forty married Sr. Albert Mernabawaed ninety.

Seven hundred thousand dollars hive gone out ol Lexington Kentutky bank toto deposited In stock the Wesson cotton mills of Mlzsiz- fw rth 300 sad pays an annual dividend of tunnel en the lit. Sterling Coal rued now ttetotuclry and BcmtHtiMttcTMe hwiold Mans- la y. of inderion has made Irons one pine tree on strength to study a profession- strength to regulate a out physlcaijpalru All tills represents what is wanted in tjie often heard expression QkTlws bad the strength If you ar broken down have not energy or feel as if life was hardlj worth liv- ingijou can be relieved and re stored to robust health and strength' taking BROWNS IRON' BIT TERS- which Is a true tonic a medicine universally recommended for all wasting diseases. 501N. Fremont St.

Baltimore During the war I was injured in the stomach by a piece of a shell and have Ser iromiteversince. Aboutmour years ago it bubon paraly sis which kept me in bed ax months and the best doctors in the city said I could not live. I suffered fearfully from indigestion and for over two years could not eat solid food and for a large portion of the time was unable to retain even liquid nourishment. I tried Browns Iron Eaersand now after taking two bottles I am able to get up and go around and am rapidly improving. G.

DECKER. BROWNS IRON BITTERS is a complete and sure remedy for Indigestion Dyspepsia Malaria Weakness and all diseases requr. leg a true reliable non-alcoholic tonic. It enriches the blood gives new life to the muscles and tones to the nerves Ii wkyly 3d pin rd met top col HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERK. For a quarter of I.

century more lloctetters Stomach tuners has been the reigning specific fom Indigestion dyspepsta fever and ague. a Ion of physical stasnimila liver complaint arid other dli Orders and been most emphatically tndorMd by medical men as health and strength restore It connteracu a ten Jeney to premature decay. aa4 sustaIns and comforts the aged and Infirm. POT Rale by UruegiBtji and Dealen generefly. aprl dim Bit USel thur Lwlin nxra mat IMPERISHABJLE PERFUME.

Murray Lanmatfs Best for TOILET. BATH' and HANDKERCHIEF. apil dCm sat thur sues nit rd mat i Have the largest and wcceedfci PfMticela theSouth WereUtioour workw- ptlatope Jg JKSS 4tT rt- J3 LAWCABDSr TTOB5ETYA. -ice Rooms and 4 over Atlanta Nationaljto 1 Alabama Street. Atlanta Oaf T- Will practice In aUKtata and Federal surta I Offi ATTORHKT is law ice 48 Marietta St.

No. lOold Ubrifybufldlnj. Referenees The bar and people OglethoTpe Green Wilkes. Clarke and Tallaferroln which onuntica he i practiced. extendv ydurtagthe test tlitetyi years.

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CUWN1NOUAM AtTDKHIYATLAW. i Atlanta. Georgia. Bank. 15 Ala- I Offices over the Atlanta National bama street 137 aprdly 111.

Edmund KaveneL 11. liliesUadtden. QAD8DEN ATTOLirl8 IT LAW KollH Broad Street. win practice in the State and Federal Courts mart 46m x. T.

WH. nun. Justice Supreme Cow of GL Rp. TEIPPIS toy ATTO1ISCYC AT LAW Atlanta and Forsyth Georgia. Atlanta office 20 E.

Alabama street. Reference E. T. Wilson Co. Bankers.

N. Y. 122 TAMk5 B. PARK I ATTOUUiT AT LAW. Lend and Loan Agents Greensboro Oa.

7 Strict attention given. to au badness la the coun. 8f tie of Greene organ Oglethorpe. Putnam arid ci. other' djolnlnr counties.

Refers to Bvan Howell Editor Constitution and Joseph United States Senator. Eenrr Jackson. Porter King. TACKSON KINO. tl Office.

40 MarieuaiStreet Insurance Kllroad Commercial Law. 683 febU dtf T3 W. PAlfEKau ATTOENETAT AT LAW UolCOlC. GA Office down stairs US SeCondmeet wTUprac ftj ties in all the Courts. jw-d6m s.

ABEID Attorney at Law Eatonton wm also give attention to Collection at vllle. John Mllledge. rlLLEDOK A RAYGOOD L- ATTOKSIT8iTlAW Office corner Alabama and Loyd streets opposite' Georgia Depot. Mr- Ulle 3ge being no longer Juogeol Use PoUca. Court will PTeh1a entire time and attention to UI' pracUee7 julvft-dtf ArrosataT.

Offices Opelika Layette Ala CommerelalLaw. nnvSnAm ABWright Max Meyernardt Arros AT LAW Borne Georgia. Collections a Specialty. feb- 5t I urouu AT LAwGilnenme Georgia. UNDERTAKERS.

8' M. PATTERSONUn ie kcif So. IS LOyd St firiliani nonsebiociVfAtlarita Ct KEEPS FULULINEOF XIKTALIC NDWOOD' OuieU and eomus tiurtl llobe etcpi mauiifitetiires. Fine homes and ttttitgeA at xtt oiwl prices. lrompt sttentloih to wl phie and all other orwtCfII and ulghL A perfect on- btlmluK proow Iawaied op oHe telllIIuh offlcd' 31 adp rgprde U.

R. bOAZ 687 janlS 11 Pwrfetoi 3 S53SZ rtT i ww iv Po A krrth rt' Brm 4a 4tk rlS4 ttaykUt Wmt Jfertlrt Kilk THOS. ATLANTA HEALTH INSTITTTE. PHYSYCTAICS AND PROFEfORS OF I U111lnBtttuttonwUlonorbefore or before the fret T- of April next change the name from the above to that ol the' Southerz Sanitarium lid it pit ent location. 178 Wpetenftrtet to tb of 135 MeDoncragb.

rtre t- rb ie with locrea medical fadl1t1e arid new Kjennflcallycojjstracte apparatulea wiU be better than ever prepared to how. by proper aid. operations of il the VB-Mn cKAnniAi are tlwa yt right and beneficial ai well Mato. how irrational and ab- 1 aurdltlstopoi onapereonbecaiu heiiiick. Ovu Two Tstovssxo have by our method of treatment undil' our personal guidance been entirely rWred to health without sdmisb- 7 taring a dote ei either Mineral.

Yeettabl or Animal dm Bonrnmt of any kind wbavwreri and in the in the pact nona but Kanul and PbyniolorltAi agent and means will ever employed It thi tanltarlom a aid la restoring tnt' tlcktoheaUb for parUcuUn and reference. U. EOKEThO. It. marl Iy2dponly tlanti Ga.

GOLDMEDAL' AWARDED' the Anther. A sew and great MediMirwork warranted' tin te and cheapest indlroetmhl toerery man en titled the Sd- ew of Ule or sell maemr 0 bound in flnm Prendis muslin embc ed. fall gilt K0 pp. contain beUUfu1 ieelen- ATLASTAOEOE EAST CAIN ST. 4 Ivy streets.

exentoe of 2 il 1 resumed WeUadaJ September SShXPl experienced teacher Time Abject of thi inatitDtiea I to afford the theCdTntC tOtt. tnoronzji educaUoa embracing Primary. Inter- gedtati Aoulenrlctand Collegiate Department attend otogJTentDthe tndr tescbezs are employed. The it Is ina rthe able znantfemeot For Clrcolan Aply to' BALLAEO. Pnncfpal irii fe nK8TLAS8lBOir fetloar Jffldedfntotwo tore with way between an complete and In best order.

iwST ration kl company made and owned bj overcomd 5cen anj excitemq Tending quarters cured to 1 patent hi fseiectfed fanobsc Boston roan Cyi lGene American scheme reappear as 1 Whe overwha The fact I scheme Vermont In confe wealth pU igcharacier ai selves we swindle. Fox who nalistnas man who I Menlo Pa joys. Tis these has been- teresting 1 iseddurml The amou mated at FromtheXl company be a brand is dJ who site He i sen ted tha known anti. wa' Among pi TreasuryS and Hen BOKtrongi though we asked Cola company. toncomjn organize id Oblonell presslon.

Then some tomee tbi he had no blenamesl we were i of whicbij Colonel Or with him oflicial protest Thepa Itspresid board of Windoni i Uostonl in soothe prejudicial formed thi stock of oo prosecuted BOBTOS. that it Grant. Je Moriartytl hisfrlendsl pointed ingasGeoJ die. Feabo right. for here he sal William FoxwelV.

Tewyorkl mint and I Senator UcMabon financial 1 Wm. notdisposd medinrnoa of Justice I glaring ire evidence aliowtha sirely to I Mrilcil night that to see wfc of stock a Oathec itatement tockarefl theBait of the ear Cro by. xndotbe the part of Ufti Lion xOrrefpofia CALBfaV witbwmei jnst down feeling which rfjeyj diplomatic I Tbey cl gOTernmefll down pollci ontbccoasl flcersareio ideaofmakl original poll sunLThei tif ii tj i. pj.STATE NEW JJ jS 1IDrW. Ill t.

10 ranqw 171I11110. ro rf Wl44Iqu4. pe8u.m1Gli Ipuin 8 Ii The ee HGTumer lSa deal ii talk 1 rl rul ar un tis blishoo ut4a r. 8troeure Ito atate- out-is au up to ng. colo es an vnikllsince on I mtS duri treel tha rt' rd quiet' and in SherifiHewit clever deputy.

th is HA ll 1n I th te ep i rln le lt a gegto if Whls I i TI Te ill teJ as 111 fannersare AYNFIIIOJIO bU5 ness tW9) pital lace work-they eve ings Robert. J. withbeautitul Decora in waS Cor den Con Uon Notwithstanding. plan tmg. will be gh achoolat c1 monthavacatlonon 2lstirlstan Th ll Fnd rid night commen tU1ent preached the 16th by ReT'-llWLee tter bV itudentsuUs i Pb ca esprohJb 8" ndoo.

l' Thursda were nt th claSS 9' and nightwerespent II ng rea in. le. led Wit. musi Vocal. BtrumeqWruturday a sad day.

as stu- c. dentaerue Ung andgoln of t1 1to. eir homes ir ii1" tt' JIDIMf3RAY ofTheeosUtiitloi1cH 2C4n iia1na. i 111 ID ni 1l. V' an Vl at bi.

1lj 1i2i U. I QU" 0Il pthedwel g1to be tWtill uO tA t. ck Uan iust 42 tOw 1 ri rt i Olfar ck uPoit unear edJthbones ptpefiriddobtleuwm In Thegraye a hard elate rock lnnoundingabapeandIn- upward" as to. towhe in an almoet miDg ti andw lID with of our trlbethjFltih bl tealbiS ooii uy- iethi oWtYer iunJildtanfs grvoatla bonesibutbe may. it curio itJ tbegenuine andtomahawk BeCorelbe 110 CantonwiU NSWIIANt 28.

mensorjaladdress I gallant men gr ve aon' und ing. ALLEY An addrel two societies. exchanged 27. St Newnan lo cal Blackst ne roceeded I ing lo ing ownlem- gratiti tionY ours Ga" ews. I Gilm wellknowncolored 8ta iru st ata bo meso pow- ood AY 4 1882.

Dear mind lISa throtes ou wantou I att mps best is tion. sm th th appare pro twenty five old ctable' mi ty fool or. re lar. rper. isbelievf4 11 TheStanHe never tooo ordertoqnicken as ran 8OCkwe tthe doctor sawas hum alOld becareul thus- 1IQC loom cl1rl U.

JIIB. lo tMTi itil" SJi Fbi ibot testif1. 1 or nf IDd ili. 4' ff 1j 11. fiD TI ES 1.

lY 1r i' nRMNISCBt CA" P. COUNT WO THIES i fD 1t beti 01' I bCIIa Uocl-'J' Zvaifl-Jedg B. 0. omtnl I i 1' tb lromthe iL cturesq kin vU el 6 anl1ro th t1e' old- ienU 1el me ID eD ui IpeCtle- likejilfh I onttie ta WMhedaIid th- wans la trunkota quletuttle ton oo nty siteo Jne 8QCi ona Her riti- this pea SOCIETY. Mani thril me when gthere tle pnted ety dreaming not of change time wa memor revers th tley cn tempra O.

prerntd accidently COILUOS 1' CAXPBELTON. compay respect fuly solcited cotion Manic hal 2th instant 8E IR XASAIE. Bavers Thoma Alred Austll ame1. Cantrell. JLSIOR MASAIER Wilam Garrett lam foor Campbel ton 1th 18' gentemen name all afterlds I ciizens I I 1st Jud I efcient pitiun ISN a 18 trnscted ofce yel ha disc bared wit' abiliy Ion ben I ppular an prosprous i I al lves Arzona wa lon IPuia cti- wa iom 18.

ix GLU AlTt Generl lred Austl 8 wih lin. buthis indomiable wJ tIergy persveree bwlne tc poS ssng iI rle Wih a acumulated wealh Atant lat poes rihe le bnk i es tablshment hi abii hono ble gnteman ood ciizen. Durin Jfe legslature ad stte snate. 182. mot Jame CanteJ tme Campbll tn busine wih Garrett afterwar mOt progeive farmer Cantrel delegte Tboma Gover secion conven on alssed 1 tme treaurer.

18. effec bfng fm bogy hor. Cntrels widw i wHeof Fairbu. Wiiam WI kied scd bte Mana 182 ptin I Cmpny 21t Georia regment sc- Captn Oover. a honet mI te slder.

wa Washingon lved lfe die et I mor sid Thoma Gover Capbelton. cptin afewards cm- I Butt famou Gov I the menton thl heart Iy ctens Cmpbl ty. A pny btle ble i home cu Captin Gover wa aftra promo I I wleutert-l neL reive WinCester fm tht efect die 18 a ping I 000 Frm Hwle Ne extrrdina eip11i. Gue' Flr relt th I ha ce tthe miniof sme' ou cten remnco te do lve1 tho dy mny of tho hch Cme ou we gve te prrati time' mentOoo everlt lve bereabouta ndiTd1atb ne wa Sdtt kew Sion morve the neW hie chartfore i htnot hn I bn atethefas uth ofO. 1 whe.

uncntce Sos a ents wer beleve UPthe tort 8n std npnone ao iD pr I to bu pu SuIon ot I PP i ad tey tmeuy pprt te may tkentf knde. onte PMthei i t. i Jive ad tvefd lc ae hpy 1teacf oUe. Sm9 1It. Ol of tr.

1 prig cu 1 1d' tl W. um tt oftpIlic1 iJUrt tutit Oe tf a onhJtIH dfr nw' fy ee fm 1Pltat pu py i r. g. o. roi ae' wth ec otead imeUJdt i 1cla comeeIw teift' fgtand Sinuthng 1tt i Cntuebi rphted-n Sb onuno t.

t. th ftiJ ct cntu tJht iy. te. ence tti8im nvu th' eh- 'HtPiee. i bittIIP.

wAt Ith it do weu andc say on I ir b. lP et 9 et anothe cl tp teU tIl il wt T4011 ote i lk twoetnwo Stl aother adi er nt U. cne onc rP fo 1ee fot. a tQ bt bing so cr 1kwol cur youn Hl llmr bU mut namee. wa gt lnnt" wonde ste e- i.

DY we th vatthatbad scumb nce der le. Bot sid inforlt hs dd tat Mke. Wel wa buck thewlY gt se but' a yaler bt mle hl popl st plu hi wy Itck su fa. Andkl quered. Ya kled dea W8 wenai1 ratted undergrwth lie duhot ft.

Scred Ebrtn Sut. Whaske YOlse Ko nQtdat Wei itT' ha tl. doctr wi Wel befre lnst" I swar. Wel docr artr hi la ba tel. 1 noI wort tel Wtl tng knowed gnst hi stck.

niger fel da. Arer to Id stik niger dl night and. i wa. I lmebarrel. al is midde swel lke ha leaninl niger shoutd bles Lrd hn buly wi I MontexuD Musc ht ehar to rolhe svae brst" horrd ors sund lke ped whie visi tme furish scial frst.

declned having afer penuaoI of. gentemen ared white thp hi wih hor voluntered shel substitut ba. sn tor. tle ance shll unt toatedolt lightair dog mounful cckle hol begn suea1 Bn catle eerated tils belongnl lmilrtpd tme wa prouced head outide botomless pit LItte Choun Tmes. Lttle I lte viage si- lated btween Dall fne la abut famiJ t-ne ant inhabitant.

I quit busine Mer doin tne chandi. fne blcksith sbop sddle stoe shop implement. bugges ras furiue ad ah anythil frst-cas Mr. sys i strt colee. Intefutnl Cartnvle Gs re irl Sturday intereng font Stkeld Wilams I bees Elhu Hal upn whie Stlng I bll taen improvinl e3h ba Sllht Frm Marett.

ls Joura. publc suare Mariett lte blak extting tuid blak aml brites upn Ii de gntng stufton rit' dline pur En ha fre lwer ad thr dotor Eau bt bt bl bd BUth Mcn on hin 1 Er clee r8 eol lt M. Wetber. lvg ner I hd hor kled lhting te nht i. lut whnei te Btl ty land fW ml cu Te lat 1e aycl Rporer et cpit m1.

lumbr tbutr WaTcr1 day-2 pmfeon fath er fonrn wer imer ad rive Il te Bpt cub. Fm twent thir lo ion a hp dy fm Ge lb Mr ow of labonTe t. date ipp 4i qur mwbre de 1he tentlve fe i ad et Jmt bn blow Ta ek 11 Ebth Stg. lu VL fl mme r. Albl Hemlw J.

letr. Syen hudr th nd doI hve gn ot 0 iib i. lt l. bb 1 dept 1 Mh 1e WeS cttI ml al. i 1 3.

P. a. dvdend 2 ret treI 01 te 1f. BteU ce te Xeltt ad BtAtUc wi 1fetln Dr. He Xetc elM brOK 1.

adt btefRt IDIL wDrdlot 10m' muer. hve bn Ciu Ptlnet. i1 Juiy 4011one Ath ie MW chnt. 1idJ tt1eaf nt-n8 horw Ico 1 heed. iY Jr Bya deUTr lo or.

CUaote Oof rOte2oUIat. pt ndee tl 1 fmone pet 11 Iee of 1 lu a. tee ell BOWIUO Bl i1 4. i stengto dy prf t. JOJglate a sf ngJ idoa daYltao ic tihe sent wha iswate lttef ri hea on J' of is ha ngl ro a bD hv noteeg a lfewas harlwor fy.

ing1 you rlievC an robus heat ad sng' bytingQROWNS IT- whitls tetnlc meicine uniYlaUneomende or al disse. Sl Ii. Trt St BtO Dr te i- i tesnc pe se a hye Irmieersce. Abnfour a p1" wh ke mn ad te dor te sd coudnot lve Jsndfeyfrm ideon ad ye ud slid fo ad le pon te te uble lqud noUeL Brows IlBterad aer to bte a ale ge ad aund ad a rpdylmprY. BR WNS BITERS Malaia" Weakess ad al reuir.

tue rliale non enric te blod gve lfe te musces te neres. w11y 3pnx I It tpeo18 HOSETTERS BI ET StTmu blTrEfS Por. quaer cetur mor Hoter. o. fe I phnclltlnl er cmpalnt othe4 me lies heu mO ephaticalr Indot mel 1 beath ID rtrt.

cuntr" tndencr de1 f1 omforU te Infr Po le IruK ad Dle coer. Iprlm te ur nr IMPERISH FLOUOA WATIER HAN KERClIEF. IIV L' a ll-dGm MJ -a: III MatCCecul AI 1 IIIa iai AM1n. if 1oJ4PIBB01I f' SrAR11 ir QISCO ERYl LOST' UkOODtaE8TOlt Or 11IIIaaf es1ZIiIIIJIrma. IIfDila1 emuJtatr Lod IIa11ntr IrJe IDftIa I wn Ms mda 1e1ta J1nU tt MWi.

ta bT3iP ouiili 1 PL1foae Dsnlal tLultaGa 33 i1 Iill DrWxDUrham will Te' at ttOD to ii 1 iiOf1iee. Ol. JLDurbm CLbe fuuuaJ tnithUtNo1Eutiaiaereet febndJm DRllJ 4W. Js1tO th o1t1r 5' Marznfienta1de 4eCt O(7' deDtaltoDdJ yn JO lanl- t. AHCWl1t I if i-i iU ct NL 1t 1 1 i 1f11f 11GE iRaTe thearrest ancSm iUca fui Practice- in.

the SouULWeteler to 01U WOlL Uf topc LLND Whi tore i. ifeMdtf SLATER8AND. RUQYER. tJlW mJiOOma. done ahOlttnoUee ed.

Orders ptl attended co. Bor omoetAl LA. L. 0 W. fH UK AS AtTO II A.

Oflice Ba 8treetAtlana 1 1 iW pracUce1naUtIlLtl ed i TroanT' MHee ubtih bu11d1nri of OKlethorpe. Ta1iferro1nwhlch countiea has extenslvelrdurlag the lutmt S(8- 1t93m. JKNlWId ATTORNEY AT LAW A rLJYUGL JOIIN ArrDaStY AT EdmundRveneL Eo RAVENEL No. UYlIroad t6m 11' f. P.

ltLAw Fo J. LA. Y. blU if 1 countieaBefell EvauP BtaknUt1on. ndJosei if J- v.

II nrr. Un. oner I. JACXSON I mmem1 J' i RW 1' 1fENN 1 ATTORNEYATJAW1 7 a. Will SA.

Ge01g1oii COllectloDiae oct2lI dIm ii f1 e. wm. ABa flood. IVJ. o.

irL MMllledge lu anduef Ucuili A. WLLlJ etteAI nnv A. R. Wl ht Seiom Wright. T1TIUaHT WK1GHt ArrOLmIiT be aeogJ 1 CollecttonuSpectalt te tf.

CLATTDI8TEB. LA. Gainesville GeorcLt jj tj UNDERT AKERS. i MP AlTERSONUnlc 1 il Ii2. 4 0.

StMarkham AtI4nia i Yr JtCA Robel PI UUI11Ilf4etnrttFlne atrea lomiable tDUIeicraPhf day JC ted oppuelte om. c4 Ii lid pu ngtr detot. Il AZ i iJOJl Je iirir I8KI MAU 01 pte k. tk. PlmEaTBICUzn TP7 5 i1 Ak r.

th. Bpd tKMr. JF l1d tIhc Kee i IN Q. A 0. 0.

Ap. JEW YOJUt 1 prJ5dGm. HEALTHJNSTITITE. mm PHYSICIAn iim PBQPRmriMofWJ thetnt day Ylll ttWof SoUth lit its preeent tm trte 1be WeDou9UI. lIf Wberelth1n zeuedt IIl taenfillcalJTO muetes tft bettett1lan eTefPJePlt4.

71' the lm anla111aJ fff a da OvuT1ro baveb tR 00. penonalCUManl8 en ly reatoredWheallti cerlnga1IIle dOlnl elIherJllDetilVegetab1e crs drilBomumeol I1Jk1nd putl1OD Nsrmsl5. 1h1M101 acentlland m. emnl 1I1rutcr1nIIb1 flco tb i O.J/.o.IJEJ nsr14 t1an A GOLD MED. AWARD ED theAutheT.

andpcai IIoe f1 il cr. t8em1r. em tuJ1' ppccmCa1Da 15 PJeIICJ111Cfona. pdCI' n1owiTRTLp ELE 1l led IIDIpIe. eeD1II 4DOW1 JaDeI1l 7ti ed1ea1 lnZLUnte DLW.

i JIlI tuelth1U-rk :1 LfmsTII1JT 1 ti' ATLANUmxmGu Il Tos. JS A1ID1fEASr fl" and oncxmbeI this w1l1 be w11h eori of experiencedeicbm 1JIe. fU a1nat1tuUou. Jatod0r4 j. l.

11 UP UaIl. embradnlrimr1lntero. j. and De 1L 8pedaJ. lutmJ to 1he7 OfUJk fJC 4tn1IAJlguCI LeUleID4ArL Batire 1 hn an4Geri1a areemp1oJed.

mdeprtmenU mndsrthe Ed clfPl 4Ifledo 11 WB ii. if IRONFRONTFORtSAUE AlBSTcLAS8t1ROY 8fUno. ST. loIfrdtrlded into 1110 tIiomyftk aJbetwe te 14111 ez 3- i-- I 2 r1rrr SAT1RDAY4PWL 9 18CZ vi STATE EyS OEOROIA Cowuias tuynu Ji N.wa. ottM J1gk 1 WI4thf 4 Ts Cur31t Xudimi gii coeo of 4BAT4iril The Hon IL.

0. gooddeal bt I friend ful i 4 niasterlyand ar- state repre. fl. nen Ihntae colorel erwhich col- wentup stillsays en you go that I op1e Iaiebeawarningto lokeepoutol o. 7 500 ir.

bundant The withgood A castoff contractingpartles Huffof ever lie Friday W85 e. bytbe th anep Thnrsday wpent Pjiay night were I dents were 4. Pt5OIthflflt7Y to their reap ctlrehomes. IMIXDIANO I rth5dwelhng a acrosatle infuview of toui npoi uneazl4ed bonesil II1 in arounding tbow the body man aitting position and was lined lonthatitis graveand trllthaE habiledThis Is thatitisan Indisnagravearsa tosee ptpeandtomahawk Belorethewark 0 CantOiS The verylarge a drets LAWYERSAND beingsolicited re- fas- barof Hissecond snap issaidhe isof Hels Stars lSe toplaythedarniooL Afew pairof nienahouldbecarefulheswth yfide Thequestion whethercane blopznsornbt lnthei-icinltyofSnap they do i .4 CAMP. WORTHIES.

Ptatiire. ulge ofamb1Iton saChCttB000tCSTbiXt7 Tear Ms-a ocst Colo.i TL LCIkC. quaint md tehi usesid4and the litthered courthouse atandingIie kisaedby thegentle ripplesof th perchedupon trunkoIadetaying qnaintazsd Ca one combinedinasocial fu- tothose tnoresl" upwith all waselccted du- Campwhonowlivesiu es- the Lle do' fol- moreover theyknew pu in time fn1lyappreciatd muss- ter. Tbeyhived and played andSimonwashapyintheon carnn. ILOIroZtenlhis arorlddoesil happnatori pleas- dreaniioftemnporzj I siid dizastrots terrninat1on mominirjust thetwo dogs I bappyatate puppy1 fr ood-forsinsIhthg with otIeraisdthght was I tbfJgt hind fightand Simonthinking It continued SImon was nota man throuf with fi7thimtIso be eatn the HeviekedbisIeetbbiLtOOke41Bk pipeandalkedbutitae it.

vou maybelco votbul tQ cleanup tails it from once noted for iL and andthoe Whatskeard Well no-I dabrite Ilisnigger first' declined arnie Assoon unearthlysounds bottomiess one tostart femtlecolIege. ltobe s. atthe Emory whilein steatngin day cerst catez da HE shippesidaily Mr iltow indiametea Lastweek Mri 11forty t4y 10 hs Thtockh theWessrsn IIiiIIIOf pp The South Atlantic wiit be sierr. of Lexington Keatneky has sold wiodj to bethedt siallion La the Tbirtone murders have beers committed since 1. 15Th the sale 61 Woodwird Briafield sitexlng to last Toesday reventy-ne homse were sold I an Inrsge of 113 per senator Eayard will deliver the i i Socaxo- bI place 2Q lumber and eiof rougk.

ii- f- k. STRENGTIL il r45 to igousypusb i busines houseli ld sfrength to doa days labor with- phs7caL aTn Ohil hh I hadthe are lifewas hardljworthliv- re- storedtorobusthealth bj IR0NBlr TEhSrWhIth tonic-a medkTneuMversaUjrcorninended 501 juredinthestoniachbyapieC suffered yearsagostbrougbtonpsral7 siswhichkeptmeinbedslx thebeddoctors Isnfferedfearfullyfrnm sohidfood andforabrgeportionofthe timewssunabletoretaincveti IroaBiHersand aflertaldngtwo ins toget upandgoaround bloodgives Sdpmsx topeol i1r Is 9TOIACH ITTK a residency an andinfirma. ipri-dima iMi dCm 1 agttdwe werfII Isgre4iess. Cw aUy diS. i j.

pstftyly upsviiy t. 1s I ma. 5 es. ed iv. kresi.

Asepe. me issi lM. IasQICIresAcu a rra haim. 5. YLL' OTARTLINC DIscovERy' MAKkOOD RE8ioito ie1 vaj I LD tm3Athpsnap Outbiiinatuxe.

Sold bydru giresslaL Msh As uI r1. MD1Ab CBDB rcirwraw uaass. Snuvn1c Ujasesconsen Dr. W. Durham special attention Midwifery and aenle diaeas.

Ooe over 60 tree street. IL Durham can fauna. atnlghtatNo4lEsat1JalReetftbI7" Pnb11aheaoX Denial Luminary- lrtiiletOThOi OtDaletflfk0 I dental en v' ii OKIILN. 1 k1KTLGEORdIA I mat encces4nI WereterWoUrWorkspr1Usopo. TouN MutisteLLND tJ AxcEiTm iso scrursuxoasu.

pwhftebuIl iWoOg aS abort' noUee. rt stetet 2 41d Ili A1TOESET iw National Ben1 all iate spr2S.3m IOffNcEEED A Oee. 10 old building. Taliaferro in extensively durIng EIS-4piOSm tJ AFFO EY tJ' Law AtfantaGeorgla balilStTCSt hUes Usdiden. IAVENEL ti ll3 LTiJPPg WLTUIflI JuimtoeSupreme Coartof 2O3 tJ tleaolGreene dotnIna van P.

B. Brown 1 UenryJackson S. ATTORXLYU AT Law. 4054. Marietla direct.

Ilanting and I Second street. peso. lr Georgia. IilIedge. m.

iiaygood ATTO1XZTS AT Law tree of give his practice. UUlNsits Commercial Law. nnvt It Wright. UTEILflIZMEYKRffAEDT ATTORNEYS LawEcxneUeorg tev 1LAUD1TE8. 5.

Law. Ueorgi 4 PATTERSONUndertaker bousebThekAfianis fig. 1j TTEEIS FULL. LINE OF AND WOOD LS ei ci telegraphic andallntiierozsicred5adjjjgtmL afectem pesreogerdepot. Milk.

t. aver. t. bi LtRET Crk Tr7Ii.Ca4y..wW.tij r. 1 take as Sier.

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