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goALs Gsw Mnih 4. tieV bound at High Shoals To iodety rtmiir womflTJthll would bo p7tntUmbut uleUi6mecomi enwtlnito every mjjfor- toere might' worse trouble than enforcedirtbppage at a pleasant viflage like. ihliVeTen though the whistle of thelocomo- tlveii not heard here and the follies of fazh- 1tcn IoiibleIUeireluremoYed lit has been so long stoce High Shoals first 4 known to the world that it is hard to fleftraine the pie1se wten it took on Its iwaddllngclotiieabnt Cal Crow one of the fyteetoqrTcae nd the oldest citizen says ttrtb ccmmeced Work here in 1W3. eleven jreutifterthenrrt lactorrwas-builtlHjdCal OTfht to know because is generifl believed that he was jumped up out of the first briar atchWhich was cleared up on the banki of Thg TOUT TiCTOSTi The firtt factory was built by Hopping Often two northern men. who came down to py out the land and he first building for tetnning cotton was erected to 1831 fifty en yean ago.

The partnership contract was to Utt for eleven years and expued in 1842 hav lee been profitable to both the partners. The original factory building was wood structure. tad the machinery was the best which could bought at the time In alt probability High Shoals may claim the distinction of bay. leg the fret factory built in the south. The property has since passed through the hands of different corporations and sow owned by the High Shoals manufacturing company of Which Mr.

J. IV. Hloton La the very efficient president. Mr. laic Powell now deceased wee its first presi dent and under hit management the company was tPCOtU to fl amazing degree.

It was not uncommon during his administration declare twenty per cent. dividends and it was a rare thing that any of the stock could be bought. Mr. Powell was one of those able managers who could grasp all the details of a large business and made the property one of th best that could be found. Mr.

George Felkerand Mr. Htotonhave jtaore recently been presidents and the corn. pany is to a most prosperous condition. For satUfaclory reasons the directors have not seen fit to make known their dividends of late years but none of the stock can be bought and this fact indicates more strongly than any stack quotations that the company is making money. How much they are making is no business of the public but it is gratifying to know that the factory is not able to keep up wUhits orders and that this as well as all ether southern cotton factories are snaking good dividends for theta owners.

The company manufactures shirtings checks and yarns the two first being sold exclusively by Messrs. OFarrel Rodgson of and the litter by a house to Philadel phis to be used as carpet warp. Five thousand six hundred spinolei are run end sixteen to eighteen hundred bales of cotton are spun into thread every year. This makes a fine local market for cotton and neighboring tar- esters find also a good market for eggs butter milk etc. vga vows irszu.

High Shoals is located on the Apalachee rhAr 16 miles from Madison and 14 miles from Athens and contains a population of about nine hundred made up mostly of oper. atives and their families. A more contented et of laboring people it would be hard to find and' there is moral tone about the place which to the pride of the whole community Immorality amongst the women is a thing almost unknown and drunkenness amongst the Men soon leans to aloes of position. Theman- gsment of the factory with Mr. Hinton as president cad Mr.

Blair as superintendent a model in every respect and the stockholders itoay congratulate themselves on having such plendld officers. uHLrh Shoals 1 rather inaccessible at present tnrt this will not tang aid of it. It suer- ifttic people have determined to have connection with the world by a railroad and have offered a largo subscription to obtain the Macon and Covlngton. Anticipating a possible failure In this direction a number of the leading men the community met here and opened subscription list for the. purpose of building a narrow gauge road to Monroe or some other point on the GainesvUl Jeffereoa and Southern railroad.

It seems to be the idearof those interested to strike this road at its points of Intersection with the Georgia Carolina and Northern railroad. A handsome subscription was obtained to a few hours and the feeling now favors this connection in pref. erence to the ne with the Macon and Covrng- ton. The promoters of this scheme favor it because it will give them an outlet to Atlanta as well is to Athens and in this conclusion they certainly display sound Judgenieni. It is acid very confidently that 20000 con be raised and as the distance is only twelve miles over a nearly level country it Is believed that this mount will insure the building of the line.

With a railroad connection to any point new factories cad other industries would be started at onoe and High Shoals would be ranked as one of the factors in the worlds progress. The energeHcmenwnoare looking to hr future dseem to succeed and I that the Coy. nrnmox will join one to a hearty God speed to all their efforts. POWELL'S BOO pacar. It was my good fortune to be sheltered for ienril days daring the pus week under the hospitable root of Mr.

T. W. Powell of this wise. Letters are addressed to him-as W. but hi friends know him as else.

A more hospitable whole genial man it would ho rd to find and High ShoAls could spare any of her' treasures rather- titan Toon Powell. Blest with a devoted wife and affectionate children a loving moth. Sri host of friends and a splendid plantation hlffkit to life is one to be envied. Mr. Powell has a large farm which is cult- ated by a mixture of tree and convict labor.

lie has not found convict labor profitable for farm work and is now giving it up as fast as his contracts with different counties expire. He is a strong believer in terracing sndhas commenced ft in a thorough systematic way with the intention of terracing his whole farm. All his terraces have the ditch on the lower iMeL hlch lie says is mull better than the ecmmon plan of having them on the upper iHe made a grain crop on his Greene county which was probably theJargeet one ever raJseoln the state. Fifteen hundred" bushels el nTe hundredlwrsheli of wheat. fl ve thousand bushels of oats t.

It the state or the south can beat it let os have the record. This was several yesrs ago. Lately ttUl believes that bats are the corner ttone of a TALK AIOtT fitkksxa. His bosses. however ar his special delight andwril theymaybe A years ago Cap Oalloway of ORletliorpe countr 4 who" then lived In Ix nisvmKv bought a cult Navigator from the MtFerran stud yi farm sear Louisville toe 1800.

Navigator was a' promising toung stallkm. and was lept Jva Captain Cdllowars Oglethorpe farm for tTeral years. Mr. Powell bought him from. crJUptain Callotray and now has thirteen colts trptOvhim Kavigatoru nowahont 1eo vears f- old aEd is likely to become famous in his old nf Audit comes about in this wsy Ills s4re Cuylermndhls dam Bonnie Doou were both and thesetwo have i Nutbreakex the Jastest.

year horse In the worldr NavIgator and Nutbreaker are full brothers and tne only- two. sttllicns from Curler and Bonnie Doori. At two years old utbres1er trotted wren1 heats and 237. his jitoek farm- bought him at public outcry for 28000. So that Navigator hata right to bo proud of his distinguished brother.

Bowta iwho her mDe atnve yeanudd ta 2 tor Bowman's Abdallak and proraptiy decnncd interesting attraeUontewsftth dary farm of fr- V.P. PrKetknowafe through this section as Pink Prices I tad the pleasure of tpcnding a night with Mr Price and his interesting family and took a look the next morning at isis fine cattle and silos. ire believes that' the silo is good not. only for the dairy farm but for all farms ndl in fact Is fully convinced from several years' experience that It is Indispensable. His ensilage is now perfectly sweet and he believes that there is no limit to the tints which it would keep.

I found by a test that the cattle eat it greedily and horses also are fond of it. HisBilos are built so simply that anybody without experience could build one. A pit about time feet deep the sid cemented and the whole thins roofed over. That is all. Cut up green COtfl or other forage no matter whether wet or dry lay planks on.

top and weight down very heavily with rockt. This bow susilage Is made cud any oow will thank her owner who provides her winter feed In this way. Mr. Price keeps about thirty-five cows only fifteen of which are now in milk. Fromtheae he sells 23 to 830 worth of milk each month with buttermilk at cents per gallon land this fully covers the expense of his dairy.

He makes and sells about five pounds of butter every week which brings him 30 cents per pound and the butter is clear profit. His dairy would not be profitable without the silo fth it the business i a small bonanza. lie has several fine Jerseys and is increasing his herd as fast aT possible. C. E.

S. S4VAIAH IS PROGRESSING The Ancient City Growing Young and Spry. SAvASXAII March 3. Special This city Is quite well pleased with itself justnow. Never in its past history has there been anything approaching its present united activity.

Public spirit behind public improvement promises to make a change in this borough that will astonish its most sanguine inhabitant. No mania no craze no fad but concert enterprise and a new-born spirit of hopeful- ness. Better pavements better architecture better hotels better public buildings indeed everything in the line of superior advertising. New residences a new government building a fresh court house a large depot for the Plant system nearer the city's center a large and stylish hotel edifice on Bull street where the barracks cow stands these are many of the contemplated betterments of the city. A source of inspiration is found in the census just completed by the directory men.

They figure out by actual count over 52000 inhabitants. An increase of per cent since 1880. Directory men aresometimes set down as suiting only too well those affectionate persons who declare that they love a liar but it Is really true that Savannahs nopulauon is as here enumerated. The question that the peo- pie recognize as important is how to secure the proper standing in the official census. of the United States.

A lot of political hum mers are deputed to count heads and they do just about in the same style as inspections ire often made by United States revenue officers. July is the favorite month for tie census taker and a very hot mouth for men unused to hard labor except In convict camps. The city will possibly take Its own census and hold this as a check upon the government heelers. The rank of a city in population has an immense deal to do with a towns growth and the fact is being recognized by Savannahtans who find they are being cheated out of their population just as the entire south was in 1870. It Is certain Savannah has above 50000 inhabitants now.

It is very much doubted by many here whether it has increased 58 per cent in seven or eight years. But it I has grown stupendously and is growing at an increasing ratio. What will contribute to Its prosperity is a belt road nearly completed running entirely around the city. Starting beyond the central railroad wharves it crosses Bay Street. skirts by the Savannah Florida and Western depot goes on out East Broad runs south of Anderson and proceeds north passing by the Central passenger depot.

It witt go as far up the river as the vale Royal mills. nearly to Jasper Springs- which" tare some two miles west of the city- exchange. A company has bought a large tract of high wooded landtliis side of the springs. The tract will be laid off into lots and a new suburb will soon spring up of industrious freehold en. A great many more or less distinguished strangers slip through Savannah' on their sad way to the land where the wintry boughs are supposed to inhale from vernal Sewers sweet fragrance.

After this year Savannah hopes to catch a great portion of these capitalistic tourists. One of these travelers possibly titter in intellectual wealth than in other securities namely Mr. William M. Wakefield of New York called at a newspaper office today and met your correspondent. Mrs.

Wakefield furnishes art notes to the Boston Commonwealth and other leading papers. One of her remarks was a commentary on the south or at' any rate a revelation of northern opinion. "Don't say I called at youromce if you the roe a personal. I believe anyway it. is1 not esteemed lady like to bey enraged In making ones own living In thij section.

This remark was occasioned by the" repeated question as to her name. Thesame as the Vicar of Wakeneldg tras the resontej Then sail her interrogator will Say the vicars granddaughter ism town. At least put me fourth in theiinefof descent was the bright New England retort proving that even women of talent prefer not to nave their art exaggerated. Another person distinguished in another llnepaseeti through Savannah this week on his way to the land of alligators and shirks Mr. DMoreau Derringer probably the greatest amateur sportsman of his age at least.

in this country. He is recognized as an authority on sporting weapons and outfits. After traversing the mountains of North Carolina and West Virginia and doing up the Rockies Yellow. stone park and pretty mush all the states and territories. Barringer with Ms companions left their home in Philadelphia sad struck out for the trackless snow wastes of the Hudson Bay countrV above Fort Alexander.

Mr. Barringer says' be 875 you can secure a toboggan and a team of four dogs called up there huskies the offspring of wolves and small breed of Indian dogs and capable of dragging eight hundred pounds. On one occasion the Indian guide took Is camp a letter to Fort Alexander mailed it and returned in 10 hours traveling a distance of 54 miles. Mr. Bars was former of ltd.

elgbN 3. His father' was listttguished politician to bellum tad represented this country as minister to Spain. lie and his others illustrate the success of southerners in northern cities and live built up a large practice In the face of born- and bred Philadelphia lawyers. lie carries his camera on his campaigns resembling to this who according to i friend of his here prominent In YaUroad affairs pho topaphed most of the female population of the West Indesori Ms recejittrinsan4dld not span themtongh gazJnjj between the lattices or adjusting a bejewelled garter. Tybee already coming into vogue.

On yesterday that etoal spirit Wlllam Clifton carried on special tratayfteood part of the interior" down to the sea coast. IT. had among his" guests Miss Peck and Iiss Hutch ins. of Atlanta. An incident with a touch of romance and alsAdenionstratm that th swift circle life jnay be completed outside of such tables 3 teU the story of Solomon Grundy is engaging thevattention of the.

friendjot ayonnglady vfrom Atlanta who arrived a this city Sunday become engaged on Monday and will marry In Aril an estimable gentleman of Savannah whose youthls the ronljrbad quality about him. Progress In Maysbaflyllie. iltausnAUtTni Marshallville is constantly onsthebcreaseiln improvements. P. Coolel Co win coon have completed tndlnDperaii m-ionB'Tof the most txtenslTeTarlely shops oathewuthwiBst- ern raUroad.

NrHPlantiwfll5soonsrittoTe in her new dwelling jw omnleted Mr John Ik Ktog has recently opened up a new store of generalmerchandise toVjwnFarmto sad all pumnit. reitotorott1ike loclnrOTfc There was toldhtre this week 446 tides of cot- togatttteg fio 9j to SJteate Colonel It M. Cemetery 3 A. Spot That Will ml th HemVt of Every TUltorWth Tender Feeling- General City IfewiJs fi MACOS Ga. MarchJ Out beyond the northern bouhdarjjof Macon beyond lloso IBiS and Oak Rdg semtteriesUe series of roost beautiful hlllund deUs.

Th hills ire ccne shaped studded with elmshick its pines spruce oaks and poplarwhile between shaded from the. heat of the sum mus scorching sun and protected from winter's dreary winds are clustered myriads' of plants which in summer-gladden the eyeswith their blossoms such' as the wilu violet ieart- ease panzy honeysuckle Cherokee rose the forgetmenots the daisies sad thousands of others. In the ravines run tiny streamlets upon which the1 sunbeams play sad dance upon whose banks grow ferns oj many. beautiful and delicate shapes From the entrance to this Earthiy Paradice. the observer gradually descend toward the Ocinulgee river.

The slope Is so inclined that' th rapturetl beholder of the wild tut1eaaMifna up is. not aware how. near he 1 to tie river until suddenly he finds himself- on the edge of an abrupt precipice which to 4 makes one dizzy. Abour directly in front gushes the tLeJcss picturesque Qcmulgee. This spot in the late war betweeji the states wits cleared of its beauty and the grim but determined defenders of the soutMand reared upon these hills earthen breastworks behind which they watched in their duty In front of this battery far beyond a stones throw there were dug rule pits for the out posts.

But now the carnage of war is over peace reigns in the land and nature lice reposed her retreat the earthworks are covered with trees and flow- ersand all of its former state seems as a dream. This place of hallowed nature the home of the wild birds is known amongst us as Clarks Hills. Owing to tie crowded condition of Bose Hill cemetery and as it is a public ground our citizens have seen fit to buy Clarks woods and use this as a private cemetery. The ground has been cleared of the thick undergrowth walks and drives have been laid out lots have been arranged and prettier spot cannot be found this side of Woodlawn cemetery at Cleveland The drives are beautifully laid out finished hard and smooth. The whole cemetery is cer tautly a place in which every visitor trBTfind pleasure in seeing.

The breastworknear the river bank will be tastefully arranged as a flowery garden. A. hard walk will be laid on top of it. A large overhanging balcony will be extended beyond the steep embankment. Summer houses will be in profusion the springs nicely bricked In The treesto be planted are of the choicest evergreens eves- planted its our southern states.

Tint Covsrrrvricut reporter was shown over the grounds by General Superintenden nder- son. The reporter was conducted fromthe gate through the various roads ndwalks that are completed. The improvements that are to he made were pointed Out. The manner of arranging the lots showing that Owinto the beautiful and artistic order of arrangement it would be Impossible to hero city square stern looking ones as each would be of some quaint shape. The superintendent farther1stated that all natural growth of trees hind to be cut down but that evergreen trees would be planted instead and In such way that they would appear as ifthey Werenatural.

The roads were raised in some places in others hillsides had to be cut away out afterwards the natural effect would be revived in in other additions. Breastworks at the river ypeciuct would be utilized as stated above piaking a beautiful picture. One thing noticetbie was thitot one thing in the entire cometerywould be of squire shape The roads path lots nower bedfft tree beds as4 ll would be laid off fa rtHfasand of form. Another beautiful scene Is tat. lots.

marked off In lawns will not be Seoaratedby walls orfences but by' nkture. Simplo pegs as marks so far as eye can see. Alb the Iota are to be joined together. Nothing is to obstruct the sight save the monuments gad tomb stones. lots are sold burial Expenses are paid then your duty to the dead compar- tively ceases because all lots will be under the superintendents' supervision.

All that should be done will be dons. Riverside will be governed by regular 1 aws and rules. After sunset the bell is rung. This warns every one that the time is up for staying within the gates. Then the gates are locked.

found after this will be arrested. From glances at the-different maps much more canbe seen but time will better unfold their grandefir ADeuihtfolParty 4 MACOS Ga. March evening at the elegant residence of Mrs- Waxelbanns on Mulberry a most enjoyable party was given by Mrs. Waxelbanm to iliss Lily fiii utien of Savannah. Title occasion wasoneof much enjoyment by those present and will be long remembered.

Personal Paragraphs from con MACOX Ga. March 4. JSpeciall jilr. Julio rod of Bermuda Park 1 to Use city. Jlr.

Charles tBojnton and ilia Clara Eoiiatori. of Atlanta are in the city. Mrs. T. It.

Logan who has been visltthgMr W. Chrmlue Mtsaes SLorrlaea nd Turner offorajtb. wnt the day in the cit j. Lss Helen Rogers tf B8rn3vniespenUnSdsy wrthtb Rev. Dr.

Kendall. Station bar way to Atlanta Ito attend a finishing- school of trtanamuslq Messs V. fcrter and Woods White of Atlanta. are to be teen on the streets today. Dr.

Chaxbonnler Is Sick to sickness DrL H. Charbonnier chancellor pro tern of the university was prevented from attending the graduating exercises of- the medical college in Augusta. The doctor has been confined to his room for several days past and unable to meet his classes In college. ODD ypjurorairtC From the Butler yf Henlu Mr. HH Dupriesthas an iron poker that to Uier used.

pnenomcoa i' eggs of one kind and another W4 upon our but one given us on lnitfonday Sound to anotter one of me rcgilarslt tneto one having both white and euoir Mrs. lady of our thy who li72 years old tax jnst on pletod an elegant dresvaU band made ra. whicli the AM all the work lieri The lovely xar lti lso ten tucks edes mtH other artlzti work. 5. the Mwmg cantdonetb stitching nnaa the entire wortwonM retied ieantonr Quiddering the- ag a eantidor this somethinz wcmdJrnaandwOtttf Uki to Inquire a times can om trioij.

lriot J'E There is now standing on the place ol Car taln DrWBsonUt liisev1ile a one room toiae around which cluster some htetorkal am iscenren It is tie house that Vis oocupieYby Mr tlie Urrt of of Marion ODuntjiaftertU fonn Uon la 1837. Tfc nouseli now la iom Utdaspl Iateae6n Jea V. Eushin has saver ngar Iaftfe wMe TS iaalmndndana tweBty cetved It aiuTlieirlooni from Tl the Tbe elect OB proJifbid in lace on the 50th of this An effort Is being made to open a commercial school in Marietta. rt An the dogs ln.J Pike have gone mad and are being killed oSaj rapIdly as possible. The municipal election of South EomeJ oc curs In April.

Thejaburb is humping itself or lively ti Within the past five years Montezuma has spent 525000 iivanoos public improvements. This amount includes the artesian wells fire engines etc. Talbot county's present courthouse was erected over Id years ago. j. Prior to that time- a little log house about CO yards north west of where the present courthouse stands was used as a courthouse.

MrWilliam Kyii oith residing fn lower part of Warren countyV was- to oed one valuable notes papers etc. Thethief stfd to have entered hrouefcailass witidow and- after admlnistenngchloroform robbed Lisa. The otherday a negro house on the plants- tlonof Mw. Champion. near Sniyrna caught lire and With its contents was entirely destroyed.

In the house at the time of the fire were two smell children. They were also burned all efforts to save them being futile. The Hill case in Oglethorpe has. within the last week taken a new aspect and developed an increased interest Mr. Jno.

M. Hill has come to the rescue of Mrs. Hill. Instead of reaching an end the new-developments take the case farther from a settlement. John Slaughter the young man who was recently wedded to a girl of twelve happened to a 8eriousaccident in Tecumseh.

while cutting some wood the ax slipped cutting his foot in twoiss. A physician was at once called in. The Marietta and North Georgia railroad has received steam shovel which has the capacity to shovel enough ills to fill 150 cars per day. They have also bought two new freight cars. They have also bought and taken up 22000 new castles for the standard gauge.

The Sc county agricultural society was reorganized mitt Monday by the election of' Judge W. Hobby as president. Captain M. M. Potter vice-president and Colonel James C.

Dell as secretary. The delegates elected to at tend the summer session of the State Agricult. ural convention are Judge E. B. Great and Colonels U.

P. Wade and TW Oliver Jr. Last Saturday momingMr. 3. T.

Hale of Were county was called upon to go down on the' Okefenokee swumpi hold cot inquest on the body of a negro found dead near Mr. Oeo. howell a place. The jury returned a verdict that the deceasec came to his death by a shot. nun wound which may or may not have been inflicted by his own hand.

A pistol and a hat were found near and a negro who was work- lag near says he heard the pistol fire and saw the man stagger and fall. It sissy have been accidental. A difficulty occurred in Geneva a. Bator- day afternoon. IV L.

Sams- of Geneva struck a Mr. Boggs of Marion county with a pound and cut his face quite badly. One Mr. Lyle then struck Mr. Barns on the head with a bathe and Same' head was badly cut.

Dr. IV. Lee of Talbotton was sent for who went to Geneva- and dressed Mr. Barns' wound. Mr.

barns was seriously but" not dangerously wounded. Mr. Kirby Bentlya young mansome twenty- three years old living in the lower end of Thomas county disappeared from his home last Monday morning. For several days search was made for him. Yesterday afternoon his dead body was found in a skirt of woods not more than a quarter of a mile from the house.

There was a bullet hole in his forehead and he still held the pistold in a death grasp. lie had been affected men tally for some time. Mr. J. F.

Pitman tins as ft butcher in Greenville on the 15th of February 1886. The first year he killed 287 beeves and sold them in Greenville. Besides the beeves he slaugh tered a large number of sheep hogs and goats. Last year he killed 302 beeves and a large number of shotesy sheep and goats. Up to date this year he has killed 33 eeves.

This shows the quantity of fresh meats consumed by the town. The commitment trial of Dunk Carter colored in Fairbusa who was charged with writing an obscene letter to a white' girl took place. last Saturday resulting in the defendant being bound over and remanded to jail to answer to a charge of misdemeanor at the next term of the superior court. The evidence showed that i a sister of the defendant did the writing and she was accordingly arrested and committed to jail but was subsequently released on a bond of fifty dollars. Oglethorpe Echo On 7th instant Mr Thomas E.

Drap rof this county bought license to wed Miss floney Gun ter of his neighborhood but not until Sunday night last did they dtheir service. The parents of the young lady owing to her youthfulness offered serious and persistent objections which were difficult to overcome and the many incidents they led to would be rich reading but since the couple have happily surmounted theta we will not recite them. May the life of the couple un more smoothly than" has their courtship and marriage. Pop. to Ii.

fried Aptin. Sinrarsavuac Ga. Match 4 SpeclaLl Court will convene hers MondayrneL Tue case of the State vs. Pope charged- with rap will be the first called. Mr.

Knox deputy sheriff left today for Atlanta to bring up the prisoner who has been confined there for safe keeping. The people generally are in favor of giving Tope another trial but there is some testimony that will develop at the next trial very damaging to the prisoner. Some of our people are apprehensive that Pope willufit be much more expensive to this county. Work on the C. R.

And railroad is progressing rapidly. The road will runviaKac- coon mills. olitco work are subject to Dyspeptic ConsUpatJon ftelm of Je- sjpoudencyajldftttietsneatallcknaedi by a dims- deredUver or Snunnnsi Liver ltegua- tor removes these causes by establishing a rood di. gestion and no interference Ux business while Uk- Simmons Liver Regulator ii a very valuable remedfiotCyjpep. giiL Hck Headache.

Torpid liver sail such Jlke-j diseases1 W. BOLT. President of W. E. B.

day aster nay snaking life bmden ud robbing ti ence otall pleasuTe rowlnrf to the sees-ct iff riDgflfOinPilwiVe teller Js ready to the hand of ofalniost anyone who will sys. tematicaUytake6iminonsIiverBegtilator. It has pezrnanenUv cured thousands. So drastic violets pnrgerbnta gentle assistant to Nature. OTl mo topoel ortnurgy roxn hard work by impoverished condition of the blood or low stile of the' system you thouldtala HoodiEanarjarl The peculiar toning ptnify- viu1Iith qualities of thinuccessfal expelling disease cud giving qulckjlieslthy action to everyorgant It" tones jfte tomech.

cr an appetite anti rouses UwSUvw and ktdBeysr Thousands testily that Hoods RaTMjurin the weak strong. tt'- Hoods I have taietf not Hood s8arr' gata tnd mnst say It Isone of the best ttdi- ctorij torglvlnganj appetite purl the blood indregulatiiiff the' digestive organvthatl ever heard of AiV4ia niea grestdeftl Mas v. forIossrof appetite vd jrepepsla md general iangnor It didTine vast' iinouaf of gopd i harajiofeslattC7jinlrec- old by all droggtetsJlf stxttr 15. jregartg offtyTBolaty afl drugfeista rB I bya TOO ppse OneDollar tMphthsria Croup. AJrtim TBroacbW l4uiatgto PnstimoiiU Xbeomattcm Ho ra InflnMiiia.

ni fgtin Vra ConiOairt Lungs I Kidney Troubles. cud Spinal wil seed fr postpaid to wbo ad tbair tts4 Pasnpblt thiSr lucky atari. All who buy or order direct from us. and rquitl hll receive rtlflo that Se moa sliaa refanded not abundantly saUzfisL. EilallprtC 83ct botU 200.

Xzpnn prepaid any part of tb United mates or Canada. I S. JOHSSOS CO. P. O.

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A Eberhaiat Beo Tress. 4 Gen. QUABBXE AT LITHONIA GA. 1 We take pleasure in announcing tjiat wo are now prepared to furnish estimates upon the finest quality of ofLithonla any and all purposes especially to thelinelatf FINE PIAkCrnTECTUR MONUMENTAL ANi 1 CENTRAL RAILRQA of GEORGIA Re ehan of eats betwet AtteuiU sad Jacksonville and termediate pointy tilt RflyanTiaK Ga. I TLLSTJ1 GJOMUU December IS On and after Ods date rges- trains wmrqn daily aaibBows except uzose wit'S wttcfeu daUyexceptSunJar.

And since marked run on Sunday only. Arrive Griffia Arrive BfaBfetyUl live Arrive Montgomery vla-Enflwla. Arrive Albany Arrive SavannaH. fi Opm 8:45 pm 5:19 pm 8D3am a5am iayjanj lusiupint 6 pm- bwpm SSbtnir Bpin liss pm Opmi 7i5pm 835pm 4Spar fcSQpBl eaoam iS7 ia 725 am IL iV Ui ia pin 120 pa PasBengen for Tnomastoa1 Perry tort Gaines Tdbotton-Roenn Vista. niskeleyaatea Alltntft.

i- t-- Js ave Sftv aV8 Mi av Moctpmery via vs BarnesviUe. Leave Griffin- leave liapetifle. Arrive atAtlantiw. 8 ant firtfpm esopm 74Q xa p10f7am i 3JD pm lilipia. 1 ithJOam 1:15 pm fclOjaa 1:40 pm eieecing Cars on all niehttrams between Atlanta end Savannah.

Savannah and Mnxn. EavnniS ifliniuitavAtlsntaandAlhanr. Through ear between Atlanta end iomua via Griffin. Tickets Jbrtnpoints and Sleeping CM berthtickets on. sate at CnuaDejot ticket WBMi la Atlanta CLYDK i MengBiAfftntl It W.

APPI GeneralAgeut AJJ3KKTHOWELIvBmop Ticket Ajent. CHABITOMCen faaa. igentkvsnosLG Tie best tment for the least money in the city. For Hearths Fifi aVtMl x- I HAI4I WOOD MANTLES ijii. i Grate 5o oRED 3LOBES AS HOPElOTU mVATB OFFICE OVER- JLJAOO i PBAHMACTiforth presieses of 1 iJCflSOHIC lKHni 8 toMaTfe.

I to 3pm. 7 to 11 p. Leave all Xheclerrs dei ConmIUtlon free. 9f si J3ixfiff April Id forthe building eiafarnSing oTa jail for JcSenon county to plans and Bwwlththt i ij oternft WWKU National Buslawf CollereWewarkW1J8P 2 HfcHk ttyearBest couw effi 5 Dr. Pierces Rrof te Prescription Is the ootgrowthjor exalt of and yalr abler expedience i 5 testImqnialaj received from paUcuts ndfIiKra s-avated Jaud obstinate cases whiti naustip spasms puss upon fi of the sleep and ii Dr.

imparts strength to system- and to" the uterus ndages rked worn- purely andpe to any. ontf' rundown debilitated teach- erar tQUliners dressmakers cures nausea weakness of and feeble women generally. Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription is the greatest earthly boon feeing unequaled as an appetizing promotes digestion and' assimilation The following words in praise of gdelicate diseases and weaknesses peculiar maladies. They are fair samples of tance to their sense of gratitude for the- he use of this world-famed remedy. I Rev.

Sroxxr DAVIS Pastor tist Church BtrrUn Sprinyt ilt Iwish in this letter to express rd for Mrs. Davis and myself for thej which kiss been accomplished In the use of your proprietary me ahe begin to take theta she could sot endure the lSSiwaDc but very few steps at a and could only 3 thirty minutes it a Urns. When we took tack to the' onr married lifewhen disappointment and fefflwadoudof twr Sppd darkness by toW sad vigorous. Mrs. 1 e.

have a daughter fourteen me ero acquainted with Mrs. Day her recovery. It has now been nearly two years sine onaderttati taking the medicine. When we con tar bed the greater part of the time for fourteen i would lose retedly the advance she had made 5" miraculous. we had Oat lost confidence in oners and advertised remedies.

but have fo Pies Favorite Prescription and Pellets the im 81QO JOH5ESMABof MMy wife had beea suffering three years with weaki patt outone hundred dollars without relief. the toot Dr. 1 vorite Prescription' and it dil tool than all the medicine given to her by the phrsil the three years they had been practicing upon herl sf 1 Tl 1 Many times women call on their fa another Is-con heart disease another prtratlon another with pain here or tJ ih rr gping and indifferent or byerj Jsi ftes his pills and potions assuming caused by some womb disorder. practice until large bills are made. Tha iolfihe delay wrong treatment and conj PRESCIU1TION directed to so i those distressing symptomS i Mrs.

P. MOEGAH. of Tf fait Thetosi JfOBsa vst Jli was a dreads sufferer from UL. Slaving exhausted the thill of Iciana1 was I could jjone. 1 began taking DrHerces fp 135111 the local treatment recommended in ha i a- Atedica Advises- I to Improve at o.

months I was perjecflv 4 and have had no trejj wrote hector to soy family taper. briefly menteaJ health bad beets restored. and offering to send thef uj to any one writing for them and rnelorfflaatoil or I have received over four handredjetted I have described my casa and therfreateant used a nestly advised them to do Mreww cm a gre receiveS second letters of thanks. statin that tb uToeaosd the use of Favorite Prescription bad rJWinlred for the Mailed hadappU plainly laid down therein an L. Brraw We nave been your medicines for many ifamily and they have given wonderful sattefactio tolnks they not an equal especially dues she Favorite Prescription' as indispensable.

I A Marvelous Mrs. 0 Of Oryito writos I was tj female weakness thee and ifij womb for va years. so I had for goodport of the time ins of different physicians and i. Of money but received no lasting bezioflt. At hart I persuaded me to try your medicines which I was I because I Was prejudiced against theta and the I they would dl mo no good.

I finally toll my be would get some of yoor medicines. I wool against the advice of my physislaa. lie rue si vAle i Favorite Proscription also six bottles of ttel for ten dollars. I toot three bottles of Discovery 1 Prtsttiptlon and I-haw bee uni3 tour yeses. I then gave the balance of th medic3n4 who wajtrouUod in the cams way sad sto cured Ihavanothad totakeaariaodiciaon Reirovevied ErxKonura of i writes Dr.

Piereas Favorite Presa ption of jrood. I Buffered from hi took two hottlwof tho like a eat r' I i i TH IONDAYMA1tOH 5. 1888. L1FE INHIGH SHOALS estoringPJaco rh. Tint Factory ever inni in jI-iions CIT.

an4 Big Crpi mit sv. usic. ii' WteT a 1 cttcTToian tbLsoa1d WgTaV but there Ii sone copenzat1mi fo tnz md iIgit enforced stoppage 1ike tME een the lotomc. z1e tu i It is iit ecne owu time awadd11ij cIothe. but f.

tictoq bet md ths he 14 un ifter the nt tactory wrbiiilttnd cal tujhttokiiow jn iped tbe rst it which be th 1ver. i Tbefrstfactory ho Ia l4foreleven eai. ha I a bcr ght 1nWn t. :1 oa the j- fr. Felker and Ilinton have O5 thestockcanbe with its or byMessrs.

kl nd ggep iIk J' ri attyesandthelrtamille let andthsre a en a loss The man- asay mthertaaeoeibleat be Its tic i V- Anticlpatingapoasible St aiubacrfptlonlistfortho polntonthe1InesviilJeffemrn he cue i. mseeand eaergeSd men who axe j. Itwas his yj kie lot ii1 lgted Sarmworkandisnow givlngisupasfastas c. stde whIch 41. graincrop fr which the largess nfse in hundredbnsheis j.

ef lithe uonthcsn th x- be baa cot been so stieeetsful lth grain but Stone ceettenlahtation fl see theymaybe. Afewyesrsago tatn John 1 county1 k. Louisville K. avigator prosnWngoungtallIcn. sadwas L.

cn several frvxa him. Is now Aut years oldnd Cuyler ndbIs damllounleDoosi 5irvno4s7 Mr IeFerran and these two bav :4 tbsbunorofbefogitheparentssfthenbwfamous theouly' xt- tido the 1ast bne1n. 7Prs1eflt0V51 hIroprietors bf 3r stock farm outeqfreOOO. c1gatorbaac boproud ofhisdzUngnishe4 hasnoreason tobo Ishamed ci itimseif. having tzotted iii mile in 2l40 at two years old and besides is the father of two very ions Bowmen's Mgw- and beth by Bowmanwho tn2 Bow andauahIIthree yeasSddabeautIM iWM efr a I I fI Abdallalgend prcmptlydedliused thcqe crriE AJP fLOC.

tnotlleT attrsetlon here the Mr Price known I all ii I sad I lIfe silos I I on w1trock. I lnthiswwy. From these i SO lIe wbichlirings If is with is asmalibonanzL I This we jut now. thingin qu stion thstthe iC ct' Jgrown beltroad st wl ale or of companyhasbought Cr more way verna 3 your be llvthginthis tlseepeated lie sa te respo te. we ay Is in leasiput the lineof ag sharks-Mr I 3foreau greatCat sand tn an forMerly elgh a daa and thesnecess born i of IS ott Indes oil i cent trlp Sod dId themttoughgsxing tlseltitccs genial a traIn agood pars amonghiiguests Peckand llsahlntth.

154 demonstrating the oflife a1 ablt ha telltht tho attention Mends of a young hsdy in MAdSUMLVTLLZGa March44SpeW. on the increase In Dr. Cook and Jn operation one of extensive variety on the southwest- ernsailroad. MrsPlant' will. soon- move general merchandise tntown Parmlng other sre going onlike sold here setting from 9 een it jjjj THEDAYTINMACON I Avilt thet ry Saturday theUsart Visitor With I March north of PJdgeeesaeterles llcoa serlesof The elms hIck- poplar while niyr1 ds eyes with v1dletJsert- th sunbt ms ba ksrpw hicat to thepturcd butbeautiful natiis Li tothe glance wnwird Abesutthree btrnred yards innddyutneer- lntewarbetweentheztatea Infront itaformerstate burial ground a cer- brenatwork near trees- tobe lanted 1anted Snperlntendennder from the varionsrvads further stated sail theywerenatural.

beds all In. scejiels Senarated by oi fesices aanutrkssofaraseye Ahlthelots undezihe cemetery- Will Jaws everyone stayingwlthln Any' one found the different can be buttisne betterunfol4 A DeIlhtlul Pasty. Spe This 8. ueet Bin was one-of Macon. Ia Mr.

Is lJrCbarlesLBoyntonand iiiiCiain A nowesn letS for Richmond Thdy eyeeln anfiTurner ofi' Us spent city visiting frInds Maralterrti5eftfopuledgevmetoy5bcy Miss of Barnrville stenithe day with hrrwaytoAtlantatoattenO UI and muzIc carterand WOOdaWbite Avisass Ga. Mis-eli 4. Dr. L. waaprevented graduatlngexereizeaof ANDAiC1TEXT U.

H. Dupriest baa li lU oye lzeis PrombirLiFyetta Me 8. J. Morton the clever merchant el flab brought back Uthg his trip-to Florida. ltwsaalIveind-kkIng taby-alIgaior 171 the IsvIDgtOiI OLkntefprse lMr JV.

Raysisaji lIttledajiLer 7W and igh months 1d who ii itng andhthy' thetunewithout aadstanes to aU here beard her slnz iioisas the novs- edge ld child. llei Sates- ren mutated the multiphicatioc toMcat cix ya old' 7thin74hreeday undektt From ISis carton Os. yes. Fress. Webave hada ad mnyhenjs Mona 1ab aiio.

by MrAEousei woitheap the clinax. It Ii a odyeelst static largerthsn partridge ipx wh1fl wa ofthe rczzlar. yellow FrOmthFOrt Ca1iesdt Carolinelmpson oh jrateom. dIdall besisltTbe jj rufus on 11 5i The to as perfeet as can be done the ntslianfi reguier cue tyork would eredjfi of tb something wonderful ssd how many of cm young 1adig of these tlm duplicate airs SlmIson worki Ispow stassdi gon tam B. TI1wD it roes loj boni guns oompIfi by Mrv Temple the rst nation ltu7.yis home is a 1omesbat dIlapidated eondiaj hass sIlveruszgariafiie whiciobs ss twssity he esad an heirloom tatesndvipi itta bcntn lbesssl5yfeyel r.ner-"o e.

b- 5Oi 1 4 j. I TiIthEYEIL1 li-- Itemi From tbe MallsthsPress andthe I Wire eelIloO1IibitlI1In PikewillIalt place montIi arebeing killedof asrapidly liot eoo- The nbnrb fora1lveiytIme'- 5JOOQinvarious ao northwest KII11IIIdrth inthe as rolihed night list week of 4O In omh beSI. TO Is through aglass other day thou of honseat 1rn th serious accident a ugbt ooo Cofonel at. nra T. tV.

morning Mr. ncar Ga. mentally 1" Lastyear beeves. bythe overnad the Draper of Gunter did. smoothlythazr next.

Henry Pope rape joraafekeeping Thsopeophe arein RaadC roadwill run vIa Rae- BUSINESS MEN. Merehantt aSd those ennged Ig freling de- wpondency and restlessness all ussd deredhiverotCtcinarb torresnovet Inglh isa renieds- Iclrppep. aiaSick Liver Jike diseases. W. 8.

IS. WIhB oooICa how many s5 fcetureda a and exigence of allplcssnr rofferthgftom Fi5eaes eel i temetlealty take Simmons Liver Regulator. pits hula I sw-cLy GBW1NZU Ui Stisn 4aedon Wrapper. Ju. ZElLfle- co.

Thflafiphta Ps. snowe toooelrmothxsway BAcdl iir ATIANTA eI eii :0. YAED msphdei1 OnLine Clh ILTVck pycl11va 4u. t' 5's-s tri v' Mlfetttreet DRYDRESSDFLOORlNG CEILING WEATHERBOARDp4O SHNGCESvANDL1ATAS Hit1D AI 1tLEEl1S 5 I 1 thec eaktrong you feel iiredweak wemuteeias dowiv Torn should. isis floods Ecrssparill4 log and this successful med- felne see ion reis thrighouibeentIzd iystem e1ielUngdiseaie every organ.

Is the ezealesan Usa Ussr- testifythat Uoodiamapirminskes 5i 4 SaraparllI notqpiteaitfe Icli ii one c1nsi1nt givingan. and regulating the organs thatI Idld toe a of A. Sgazu Y. look Rood OaraepazlUa los-las of dyscpzlaau3generaItiuguor. Thdidbs vast and I havono.

besIiaxicy. jec- omsnending it. I. Y. WsiLzrosQuincy LI.

H6od Sa arll1a olfibyall druggists. Ilitx1brIi Fregarelonly BoinbyalldiM 5 Pres-j byc I. MOOD OLoweflMut b7QL HOOD Xt LeweIl3Lsi One Dollar ipo Doses On itar IflUMQ1iIQD UUI1IIUUIIU TH1LU. 1 Corps CronpAithniarQccbltl1. Pnetsrnontasnsna im floes lnnueazaliackfniOd bWb000zrg Oongb CataCboisre tesy Chronic 05.

eoatatiiag. to snUea of sr grastyMu. srbodr benhj we fr. 5- bIWtb5ibSec cli se4 ICc5 send th5 HOd for fl wflg ueac so flSua- vsr aStir baa their stas- order 1 a tiSeste aserey be tfnot Retail pfles 85 eta 0 bottles Jays- Us. 2jIBoston MOSTWONDERPUL FAMILYREMEDY GiiViEL George hoes Prof Goets Pret A.

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fin 115 poInts berth tickets o1i Cnion Perot Offlc JIOIiTICKPssIeUgOTAgenU APPLEI1. 5 ALBK1tT UUWLILUDiOtl T1CkCAZt1tIZ CSLtRLTOZi Gfl. PS BABY CARRIAGES TILE TILE TILE ForHeahs Facingand Vestibul atFactory Prices- Oak 4zlsChetry Maizogany anti Walnpt Marbelized Iron and Slate Msntela. THE PEERLESS GIATEI Finest aiaegrato In the IIIa2ket. 1hain Zuamfied Nickledad Trimmed THE.

MONITOR WROUGHT STEEL RANGE Nobeterraisgomact. GAS FIXTURESICUT GLASSANDcoLoREDqLoBEs I flUNNICU' BEbLIGRATHAt1anta GaJ. MISS AVAN DUSEN 5- 5. 5 boiinabY 5 J. ssAKINdflALL1TsBR4NcILs titVist4CthSt.

ItZW TOlIIs-ei' DRJOEL Ft ffAMMo flAS OPENED r1 iAOBF PifARbIACY fur the D1BLWS. OeebOuri5tolOsfo. to3Zl. m. Itolip.

Zn. Leaveailcallaatthecierb ConsultatIonfree.I- QTICETJAIL QNTRACTORS ZALED P1133 WILIkBE RECEWED VNTIL 0 kpxtl sin furnishing of a to iperifiecuons now on Ole with ths undergned. Tbehoirdof-Roadt and Revenues rssery lbS gbtsrelecsinyoraubMJ. 5Mdre biat iei5vili1co f--- 5. i- 5) jjjjjj tt5btZaVOdreilabl5t ui and lljegL' purifieria needed bynestly everybody.

Samararilla Ii peculiarly adapted for thl 4 end becomes 5uoreapular every year. Try It. When I took Iiooti tarsspesflja tb itoz dh1adj- the dullne In my bes4 an the gioomy deipidsnt feeUn41isaprealed. begkn tqgei itrongerrnyboofi gained tftter cfr. cnuatlon my lefg meandmyklfineysde not bothosme sa-betos- 5.

5 Aftei Fevers ti UydaughteiPwiweqaken fryer two years go aloes which tim wii1fii the began to sk floo4s fisaapsrtsj atots months sgoSbe baa taken our bestirs IIL to thn Hoodi Bamerin as being th me giving lack to me restored a bean ass ZvtlB3iterxnai1Te35 5 Coleman Bn1ID' JTh I 5' lbs year. Bess coon of BUZine 4' BestSscllIdss Ies' ioraU lowest ra tim Moat highly recom1ZSfl Write for casaloeno and be convine- IIS3 Pttblis ad IiS3 h5SChS sciIoot WILL EE0Pmf. IIODAZbCfOBU as zait 57th gMQRYOLLE 0. zOXPOD GA. mn rivuiio da vso rrs rirri l2 1587 with en1I acuity and increased faciltuel.

roe ceui zifos-uiatlonnIle to' ISAAC ft1lOPXl. i thi day dissolved hi mutual C0V5e01 If. BrIdweU retiring. The bodnesi will be eoW WOHoweUatheoldstalsstli9WedK wcLR I Jo- A 5 5- 1cIEONLy TIio ouilj' medicine for woman's 4 from the zstnnfacturers that it will gi DL P1BROE8 Fvothz Pazsciixpnors- 1nd fath111T out for Ifldfl7 Offer not be made 4 i. The Outro.

I The treatment of many thousanda pecullario females at the. InvaiMs' Ho experieflee In mccl adapting and thoroug I- Fay r. itornac .5 A Bo ite octet 4 1' tsr outgrowth or iO ROMEJI. ofthlagreatandvalu- t. 5 ab1eexpeiience.

rhousandsof physicians who lravo tested it In the more so. valnab nervous adbsmed their skill prove It to be L. the most. wonderful remedy ever do- b1 vised for the rdllefand cure of an- otis a fjflg women- It Is not recom- S. mended a a cure but as a 5- most perfect SpecIfto for woman's petmilar diseases.

i- As a powerful I A PERFUL ylgorating tonic it 15 A it I compo Toc4t the skillful woman' womb atid its appendages In par- an. For overworked worn Out 1 5 ers aeam- 5 stresae gfrlshousekeepers pursing mothers Coa being as COrdIal and restorative tonic. It torus Its use months dlicato Ui Ythe i I RevSmwzrC c1 FIST rae MnvTuQ I the fk5 si seiu.1 moO 0 5- wilk a a time 4oarmarr1odilfeWhefldtaPPOintruefltftfld F-- 5like a cloud of thI darknon aboutour homewe sad thank Go that In your treatment was found the pei brlnzjng tack health and joy. We wko a yet LUknOWIS re eckeu Thot who visit fedS cC labor cAd Were SlrLDa while thcrei express the greatest lee to ace how ct ithasnow nearlytwo sin eed consider that eL tioners found IMywifebadbeensuffexin I female wet tv Tunews SsstY it out one l. umiunc MCMI.

a r. her. c. 4J TREATING I lXttTtttlOD th thr eaty going oer ciibes The wacfice ofthe co ic FAVORITE polling all U--P 13 Mass. ms I I i vi utin I I ieu compirte1 v-3 weak icouldWithdlIb I Dr.

iizrces FeCOr1 asing bii' 0 1 eel iso' a menU the 5 me EfltiOliltJ 0 stli ropij. banired j- xsesthyadyiaed great 5. aWing 3.5 Adviser and bad app and own cC VOr5JtLTP mnn 5 5 have not i dULUUS M5-L 1 we a 5. figs yen IwiJ. forcgoodjesrtotthetlme.

5 ape my won got a :1 tn Vayor1to Irvsctiptlon I have a ectin the moslicsn 5- wits troubled 0- short time. I have not bad blake enysnoOstino sI-- four yesre Ev Touts 5hfeb.writcs lh 5roacriptlon Teat desi retroTtni0 0 Lrwh1chItook tboFa rn nowfecllng WOsnfl- eetS- IPURELY VEGETABLE PERFECTLYHA i As a LIVES PILL they re rUua ATVZtCIEjPJSTt WIEST Bewar of TmitatmLWhIdimDWa Poisonous if for DrP 5.