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is if" THE Vc4ned to tb Scrap ud sd MelttM A Eit6rte Loeonottr PTDPLU fa Ct7 ct-a Cut Up-1 bun Hew me. MACON Ha. March at ale Central railroad shops today your ear- Tpcentbehe1d the dilapidated track Qf4he cjdjilonew engine Muckalee Thirty years ago W. Jones the veteran engineer who has been off the-road for several years pulled the lever and guided the Mackalee from the ard to tie-South western rail. road track.

Since that tine she has' been ran opaira. jlown that old familiar track and has tnnled THOUA3DS OK XILES the long plodding round of daily business She was named for a beautiful little creek that runs up by the city or Americas awl bore th en1onlonspeliatlon until some lewea a when tie system of naming was changed designating by numbers. Since then lie XU31BZB 19 and the tales she could tell would 11 many a of history. Bat the Uuekalu was the most unfortunate locomotives. They call her the Jonah tmong engines.

THE TIRST ACCTDESTT ef aYatal nature was when poor John Wade can into Sr creek near Columbus end himself his fireman wvodpiSSer and a train hand were killed. For a long while after she was put on the thwcstorn readonly ran as far as BuUer tttod Americus. The second accident when popular BiidiW A. Mitchell WAS I. KILLED by the flying up of a piece of bar iron which osme whizzmp through the cab and knocked him senseless on the floor of the engine.

This occurred near Americas last a and Mr. hell has not fully recover I from the effects of it yet. That casualty WI. due to no nit of the engine but was simply streak of the fate that seemed to shadow. So uiis errant TRIElJ TO WRECK THE TRAIN that night by placing the iron on the track.

The last sad accident has been written up fully and the minds of the people are yet familiar- with the horrible details. Engineer and engine went down together on that terrible day lid the remains of both have now ken hauled back to the city of their birth the one to repose among the friends he loved the other to be broken up and lostamqgg the route that bestrew the scrapyard. Tile boiler and some sutures arc all that left of the original engine the other parts having been replaced from time to time. BEST AND RRiEO are the rods and levers that have been worn smooth by the rough grasp of the mail honest hoods who have guided her on those perilous journeys. Scratched and battered is tie headlight ant the letup stays where the little iEiigbilkaut yearling I when struck by the pit The point is peeling off lint the rutt has a cumulated.

The cab was knocked into a thousand fragments by the tkLder as it passed the struggling engine ant Will Gouglt a mantled corpse over the freat riviD wheel and fell a lifeless he neath the iron bed of the old Maekalee. Few of her will preserved and the Littery of the fatal uuachirfh will go down wouig the traditions of gr Sy haired railroad. a liC SCt eratcd legend of the unreal. tiepariuig for the Change. March 2i.

Special. The Central railroad is being made ready fu the change of gauge from the old five foot to the new four fut nine inch standard width. The management shown wonderful shrewd- ness in the economical manner in which they axe snaking the necessary changes. The tires on the big tri are being moved bad a remarkable method. A number of baud 01 piping two and a half or.

three JLclits in the bore perforated with tenon in- ii holes two wd a tsli iuhes apart. hen the great tires are to he mated they are plated in n. led with the pipes a iice a at thcd by which they are filled with rss the gas is lighted I hose through which air is forced by a donkey engine is attached and by the effects of the light blown to a. blue flame by the air current an intense Lest is produced. In from ten to twenty-five minutes the tires may be moved and a stringing tackle is provided for this purpose.

The arrangement is a wonderful thing. The new tires lately made at the north al though designed in the Macon shops have the groove finish by which the clumsy look of the portions of the wheel left exposed by moving the tires is overcome. Wheels fitted with these tires look as if they were made on hat way purpose. venal engines of small size are being fit. ted with the new gauge drivers.

and two big ones one for the Atlantic division and one forth Southwestern are to be so prepared the-change is made. But they are jacked nj their present drivers removed and new cues substituted so that the ones now in use may be changed without delay. and de ready for the emergency. By these economical methods a great saving time and money will be gained. There are xoany other interesting details too tedious for an article of this sort connected with the change of gauge.

A Disgusted Barber. MACON Ga March 23. Special. Yester day a witted fellow front away up in Put. um county named Battle come to Macon.

Be came with toil intent to seem himself a wife. This morning he strolled into a barber shop and the eager proprietor cried Shave ssJl' Yet Hair cut Yes Shampoo Yes After an this had been done he suggested a mustache dye to which the customer eagerly assented. The barber even jowered with his ASrodate whose chair the customer first sat down in and claimed the magnificent country- man his own. JBqtwho can imagine his chagrin when the fellow informed him that he had no money lie proposed to. get it from a friend however and the barber went with him in search of the friend.

The friend did not come down with the stamps and when the barber found that he Lad shorn and shampooed a crank he was indignant. He told the youth that he must go and hoe in his garden for the debt but after the work was under way he reconsidered the matter and sent him away. The youth is still wanting a wife. Military and Firemanlc. MACON Ga.

March 23. Special. Floyd Rifles re practicing three nights in the week Wednesdays and Fridays. for th UK to do in Savannah. To th same end Vohintwuwcard at work on their.

prize drill squad. and. an some fine work. Tie Cadets axe wjing little and doing a peat. deal by way pf preparation fox Momentous occasion.

The fire companies practice mot a less every. veni jana they expect todo-aam pretty wqrk during the tournament eeacn. Among the many big events on the Maeonttda fair to skip around riglt ylj daring the rtming month ro Mo ttssssssussii eanftiahl ud itillwpedthtt the gates will be pat soon tsrpos Ibl for tolIeniencol IBle' 1" A Small lire. MAOOH Oa March Special. Today No.

4's bell sounded the fire alarm and the company drew their reel to the location of the fire on the corner of and Oglethorpe meets. The building was occupied by colored people and was soon exlbgnished with little damage. The other alarm bells were not Bounded. City Court. MActON March 23 la city court today John Morris was tried for assaolt and battery.

Verdict of not guilty. Jerry Lundley malicioos mischief wis found gnilryjad sentenced to foor months iii the chain Dgor pay twenty-five dollars fine. Caieof Dw htGibbs continued. KJd. Cut Up.

Jf Atow March Yest r- day atrti p.m. Andy Began anti Luther Carroll in to a seufile and Lather was stabbed- by Andy. The wound was in the hawk. and Gibson and Moore who dressed cnid red It quite a serious wound Macooc March 23. ei Thomas HesleyJormerly agent of the East Tennessee irri iaand Georgia railroad at Hawkins- yule has been made agent at Macon on place of Mr.

Bridges who has resigned and will leave for a new field of labor tomorrow. Dot. an MACOX Ga. March 23 Bpccial. Several new buildings are to be erected on the flats beyond the river on what is known as the Green.

Brick it being burned there for the ground wink. The city engineer has made plans of the grades for the big tunnel under the Central railroad for the street railway. Work will be begun soon. The antics of a very wild mule and a very tame duky created quite a sensation on our street today. Dr.

J. G. Merary has succeeded in pulling our. excellent park-keeper Harvey Fennel through a severe case of pneumonia. The pavement in front of the carshed is being fixed up in a substntuatlve manner.

The nolaunderatancing in regard to a small suit which. was promptly settled caused your correspondent to do a piece of unintentional injustice to the Edgerton house. The prop. erty if offered for we but is not involved in litigation. A large number of new ears are being built at the Central railroadshops Some are for the Central and others for smaller organizations outside tile city.

Young America lire company No. 5 will at tend the Aunericus tournament on May 13th. N. hi Williams illicit distilling was bound over in th sum of by Commissioner Erwin today. He remains in jail until thu bond is made.

Fifty dollars worth of syrup spilled out of a hoisted hogshead which fell from one of S. R. JSjuea Cot. drays this morning. Andrew Williams claims to have been brutally ill used by three unknown men who set upon hint and kicked and cuffed him without cause as he was crossing the bridge last night.

The Macon ice factory has supplemented. the soda fountains by resuming operations today. Old man Winter cant stand such usurpation long. He must put up or shut up. Officers Dan Thomas and Allen Jones found.

Mr. Boardmans office ai Volunteers armory both open last night. Stonewall fire company or Columbus will. attend the Macon tournament. rel1Jllual and Social Gossip.

MACON. Ga. Math Special. Captain 1. II.

Adams of the Putnam Rifles is in the city today. Colonel W. B. Moore of Milledgeville. is expected tonight.

Major John Brown. soliciting agent East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia railroad is in the city. Manager Watkins of the Detroit baseball club. is in the city. The Michael Strogol' company are here and draw a good house tonight.

President Bransom of the street railway company was expected tonight but the ill. nets of his mother-in-law delayed him. Mr. J. P.

llnmphries of Milledgevulle it in the v. Rev. J. DeWitt Backhand. of Montgomery.

preached at Christ church last night. Macon has a rival to Late Hurst in the per. son of Miss Jesse Callaway. She can repeat Luslas tricks lid at Mr. Jeff Wares resi.

deuce this week we will appear before a se leet company of friends says the Evening News. Mrs. R. V. Nottingham is quite ill.

hr. E. W. Warren is better. Mr.

and Mrs. N. R. Winship entertained a few friends at tea Last night. A REJECTED SWEETHEART Stays Saul Havoc With an Athens Wedding ill Colored High Life.

ATHENS Ga. March i0 special. A B- satitucal marriage in colored high life at the up town Baptist church presided over by Rev. Lyons is the talk of the town. Gus Beat was a masher with the ebony damsels.

Among those upon whom Oushad bestowed his smiles was Julia Maxwell he had made such an ins- prtseion on her heart that Julia for some time supported the gay Lothario with her wages as rook. In time Real grew tired of his lady love and sought an. won Emma Walker and weary of his repeated conquests decided to give this last flame his hand and name. The news of the approaching marriage spread like wildfire and was not long in reaching the ears of the dis. carded Julia.

The wedding was announced to take place in Lyons' church in the presence of the entire congregation. Julia Walker although she had received no especial invitation decided to be on hand. Just II. the bridal pair entered the church heralded by thepeils of the organ. and all eyes were centered upon themthe forlorn and rejected damsel flew at the groom and began to tear his wedding garments from his person.

bridal couple and the congregation were so astonished at this proceeding that no effort was made to top them. When Julia finished her work she quietly. stated that she had by her own toil paid for every rag of clothing the Iroom had on his back ansishe did not intend that he should discard her and then marry another woman In the garments she had herself bought. The irate woman then left the church and the ceremony proceeded without further interup. tion.

Rev. t. C. Williams Srrmh-s. AtGnT Ga.

Match 23 Special. Rev. C. C. Williams was seen today for the fret time.

He wee shown the-sensational telegram in the Morning News as to people leaving' St. Philips' in indignation at his complimentary allusion to Bishop Beckwith in last Sundays sermon. He says The telegram lid not surprise mefor there re sensational people everywhere and Atlanta is no exception. I noticed BO demonstration of indignation. i The Bridal Couple at Home LtGLUiGE March Mr.

B. Wilkinson of LaGrange and Miss Pearl. Beard of Mississippi were. married at the residence of JIrj. Patterson Ala.

on Sunday iaL They arrived here on yesterday where they were warmly welcomed by their rriendc. W11k1nZOn has teen doing tmstnesafoi EfE. BxadeMfor uumber years. Be is one or the most popular dry fpodsmen in the employ of Btadfleid Hutch- fawn. Mtomeaid been qnite a favorite with tile young place.

HE GOES TO THBHI VBRBANKVn TH READ INTENT. A Boin SttiwrtTrle to USa Lilt When Deleted Tried to Pat tt llama 011 wo Criminal Cwifbt BtLbdd 8Ute Stw Boss Ga- Mueh 23. Special. Gordon Byrd ed bout seventeen. attempted to commit suicide at.

half past eleven o'clock this morning. Gordon is a pupil at the public school and is subject to fits. This morning ho had It fit in the school and when he recovered was sent home. He went down to the river bank at the foot Elm street having in the meanwhile procured a six-shooter. Three time he placed the pistol to his head andfired Two balls entered his cheek ranging upward and one inflicted a scalp wound.

Mr. John- son who works in a mill near by ran to his assistance as ho fell. Who did this asked Johnson. That negro blacksmith answered young Byrd faintly. The.

negro alluded to was arrested but clearly proved his innocence and was discharged. The negro said that he saw Byrd when he fired and ran to his relief. When Byrd saw him he turned and fired three shots at hint whereupon the negro ran away. For a. time it was ed that the boy had been foully dealt with but after full investigation it now seems certain that young Byrd had made up his mind to commit suicide and fired the shots himself.

The wounds are vry dangerous but not necessarily fa tal.Tw- aer and mother of the boy are in Alabat ending the bedside of a daughter w1-- ungt sick. TWO AJ CAUili One or Whom Led the Utticers a Lively Race. BAINBRIDOE Ga. March 23. Special.

Deputy Sheriff Farnell arrived here last Saturday having in charge I. C. Munford charged with carrying a pistol concealed. He was picked upin Thomas county. The deputy also' had a dark subject named Harry Wootten under indictment for a burglary committed here five years ago.

lie was gathered near Live Oak Kla. after Ii long and hotly contested race. tie marshal of Live Oak and Deputy Farnell after him. Mr. Carey's Escape ELREBTOs' Ga.

March Special. A serious difficulty occurred at the store of Messrs. Smith Brothers in this place yesterday evening. Mr. W.

H. Carey a cotton buyer. had tease words with a negro named Charley Glenn. The ntgro drew a chair on Yr. Carey.

which was taken away from him. He then lathered a large par used for fastening doors and struck Mr. Carey a terrific blow over the headjwith it. The bar fortunately broke otherwise the blow would ha vejproduced death. The negro WM captured and a warrant for assault with intent to murder issued.

lie will have a hearing today. Patterson Goes Free. llotuEaGa March i5. Special. Many cases of importance were investigated and dis.

posed of one of which was the long standing case of Joseph Patterson charged with cutting his wife's throat. Joe and his wife were present and she being the only witness refused to testify against him and the trouble was detached from the dockets on payment of the costs. etc. So soon ns the niatttr was settled Joe acid his wife again parted but will likely be together again in two weeks. On Otis Way to Auitrer the Charge.

EtCBASAN March 23. Special. About one year ago Wyatt Williams of this county was bound over in the United States court in a bond of JlJOO for beating Revenue Reporter Sweetman. Yesterday he pissed through this place on his way to Atlanta to attend his trial. which comes oft.

today. William Williams A. J. Hunt C. 1' Johnson and Stokes Barry went with hint as witnesses and Colonel t- P.

Edwards went as his attorney. Coloring His Candy. ATHENS Ga. March. Special A little candy store on the corner of Broad and Jack son streets was broken up by the police on ac count of the proprietor of the stand using ehromate of lead and red aniline to color the taffy that he sold.

Thedruggist informed the police that this coloring matter was isonous and ought not be used. SHOCKED BY LWHTNL' The Current Puts in Some Lively Work Around Camille. CAMILLA G. Much 23. Special.

Da ring the electric display of Saturday last a colored man and woman were coming to town in the two-horse wagon of Mr. J. M. Cot driving two mules. Both mules were killed by a stroke of lightning.

The man and woo man were unharmed save a slight shook received by the woman. On the same day of four ligetning rods attached to the residence of Mr. J. L. Underwood three were struck and the house considerably damaged.

The rods were copper tubes attached without insulation. The of the rods was torn from the house and thrown out into the yard. The Damage is 00. RT. Ga.

Starch 23. special. This morning about eight o'clock a fire was discovered in the picker rooms of the Randolph manufacturing company. The doors and windows were closed immediately which effectually prevented it front spreading to the in building stud the alarm turned on. The watchful fire organization responded with their chemical engine and steamer.

and had the fire under pesfect control in II short while. The damage to the machinery and the loss in cotton is estimated at 1500 by the manager covered by insurance. WAR OF RATES IN flAiSBRtra The Rivera and Railroads Fighting or Trade and the Merchants Happy. BAJVFBIDGE Gr. March Special.

The railroad war at this point is waxing warm. The Central has established a warehouse here with H. G. Towusend in charge. ro or its steamers Naiad and Bertha ee" make three trips here.

Cotton is taken via Comm. tins to Savannah at 50 cents a bate flour is brought from Columbus and Enfaula at 5 cents per barrel. Through rates from here to BaRd- snore Philadelphia and New York have been established at low figures. The Savannah Florida and Western railway is bravely facing ii powerful adversary. Its boats Ellis and Smith steam in three times a week bringing cotton via this point from Columbus and intermediate points Savannah at 50 cents per bale.

Our merchants are profiting from the war of the rivals. The fews In Athens. ATHENS Ga. March 23. Special.

Peti tions are being gotten up in Oconee county for an election on prohibition which will be held the latter part of May. It is the intention to conduct a very quiet campaign free from excitement. Not even speeches will be made. Dr. Charles F.

Deems of New York regrets thit his engagements it Greenville S. C. and Charlotte N. Cn prevents himvisiting Athens. The Northeastern train made the distance between Athens and Lila Monday evening in one hour and fifteen minutes.

This is the fastest time ever made on' this road. The Mzrch winds blew down the steeple to the new colored" Baptist church in East Ath. tan- A Strange Nest. WnLwioN Mareb 23. Special.

The nth pond of Editor Smith of the Washington Chronicle has forborne time been a resort for Captain Cdigeeaeand lately a goons has been ound-MttiBtonan WAn4Jn Ihepottd. Ths oInionja. expressed that the XMteJdecttMrttaoetftr her nut CD that she A PUastroti Trrtly Covered By U. March 23. fA disastrous re broke out on North Troup street this afternoon at o'clock among a block of null frame buildings and destroyed seven of then and another was torn down to check the progress of the flames.

The fire originated in kitchen of the premises occupied by Mr. Monk Wscrrcs and as the wind was blowing woo a gale at the time it was difficult to get control of it. At one time it looked as though it would spread to an adjoining block. The houses burned were owned and insured as follows Mr. Richard Deignar three houses.

insured for 8450 in the Georgia Horn-- Henry' R. Davis colored two houses is red for in the Phcrnir of Hartford leiander Howard colored one house in trod for six hundred Wright Howard ored one house insured fur Mrs. II. O. Grin orjehotue torn down insured for 250.

The latter were insured in companies represented by John Blackman. The fro might have been checked earlier but the water supply in that part of the city is insufficient. The furniture by the occupants of the houses was mostly saved. The loss on buildings is about covered by the insurance. Mrs.

Clara Cooksey died at her horde at Scale' last night. She was ninety-eight years old and vet a large number of grand and great grand children. Sylvia Toles colored was burned to death today in this city. Her clothing caught while she was sitting before the tire with her baby in her arms. The baby was dangerously and probably fatally burned.

Hon. A. O. Bacon has declined the invitation to deliver the memorial address in this city on the 2th. Two negroes were struck by lightning near uerrytowu on Saturday and one of them.

John Ring has since died from the effects of the shock. AN OLD SENSATION RECALL D. A Story of Graveyard Import from LJanieu tieorgla. Ga. March 23.

Special. It was a. day in June or July the summer before the last. Nothing had disturbed the monotony of life. so prominently noticeable here in the summer months until about dusk two young ladies who had been enjoying an evening promenade came rushing into town and while panting for breath told.

the startled citizens that when walking across the burying grounds where the remains of an old gentleman Mr. Madison Thomas had been interred the day previous deep and suppressed groans came forth with horrifying distinctness. Later two or three negroes confirmed the report. The town WM all excitement. Every one felt that the interment had been too hurried and the hapless victim now re viving was suffering the agonies of suffocation.

The whites organized into a relief expedition a equipped with lanterns. lamps axes and other tools deemed urcecuary toeflect a. release from the coffin. setont for the scene. It was now stout nine o'clock.

the heat unbearable and the sand knee deep. Several hundred negroes men women and children- half frenziedly followed the whites to the graveyard. The distance about It mile was soon traversed and the vault having en left open since the day before the outer casing of the coffin was Hlli tly removed. The glass on the top of the inner part was forced through with nervouseagerness although the slight offensive stench emitted might have convinced them that tie report was groundless. The members of the relic expedition returned home sullenly feeling thut they had been hugely imposed upon.

lit up to this day the authors of the report aver that the piteous. rnufiltd groans heard were human and that they imlcd from the open vault. ortheru tourists pas iu through Darienon their way to Florida who have a chance to spend an hour or two in Darien while the steamer is loading arid unloading pay many haltering cwuplimerjts as to the appearance of the city. Editor Grui uiDarien Las tad a rather severe bilious attack auJ i LontlJed to bed. SUNDAY IN LEXINGTON.

The Departure if It. Lotiuer from lie City. LrxiNcTov. Marc Sunday last the Union Sunday school unanimously paused a at of solutions regretting the departure of Mr. II.

Latinoer and family to Athens Oa. lie has for more than twenty years been its main support being su perintendent for many years. The session of the Presbyterian church met after the services in morning Sunday and accepted the resignation of R. C. Latimer as clerk granting he and family letters of die- mission from the church here to the church in Athens.

On the third Sunday in February last notice was given In session meeting than an election of deacon would take place at the nut appointment. The name of George C. Smith was put in nomination and was unanimously elected and will be ordained in April. Mr. Will Stewart was unanimously elected clerk of session.

ATTACKING A MIXED Jack and White When Combined Dues Not Ilule an Augusta Editor. AtGtT8U GA. March 23. Special. An article in today's Evening News is causing comment to-night.

It it in reference to the mass meeting in the market hall last night and is considered an attack on the gentlemen who participated in the proceedings The mw meeting in Augusta last night for the purpose of manufacturing public sentiment and effecting a congressional vote on the Blair hill is deceptive on its face and utterly useless in its ef. feels because everybody knows that such a mass meeting Is only indorsed by the few chronic politicians who spoke and the small crowd chiefly made up of negroes present in Market halL What does the ring wantjnow What order has hoptalk ut education Why this tamping with the treasury by meant of a fallacious stuck on the constitution AYhythlti misnomer of publc opinion to a mass meeting of. representative white and colored citizens Let us have no more mixed meetings and let us wit tall the in of any hybrid gathering public opinion. Dual Orange Blossoms Sear Mallorysvill MALLoRysm-2L1 Ga. March 23.

Special Hiss Susie Prither and Mr. Willie TrMtt. and Miss Mattie Prather and Mr. Vi. G.

Ilogerty were married yesterday the Rev. Lemuel Wood oKciaoiog. Dssuoaua Ga. March 23. SpeciaL Mr.

Scott Ward recently of Colorado. WI martini to Slits Kate lcholson yevterdey at the residence of the brides mother. Death In Georgia. WHBI vroj March Special Wil Siam Garner woo cm here from Florence about the year 1870 died art night of ep of the bowels. For some time put he had connected with th firm of Lowe Bros.

DVCBLONEOa March 23. Special A little three year-old child of Mr. A. 1. Wimpy llv- tag thrtemiles from town died on last Tuesday of croup.

Jinks Jon for Governor. From the Wiyueaboro 6 CJttien. If there is a man in the state of Georgia who has superior claims upon the democratic party of the state that man is Colonel J. S. Jones.

Re has been a long democrat and has never been known to swerve a notneut from the allegiance to his political principles or party while his services have been numerous tad important if not vital to-the interests of Use party. Other men claiming to be democrats Marie been brined nd proved renegades for the glittering rewards of once and position y. Jones neverl Besides Colonel Jones's individual claims the people of Htnis portion of the state have new had any participation in tie important state offices by a representative from her people and sow the time has tally come when they win insistJip iaeit their. jj ti. in" wetnutltfi dthat taaa who IT elected wiQ ibnoi and OIU4 Jury UabsrsSiam TUdiTrot KB iass Bt Znen A tgso At- trvjiti to xnrsu Wtf.

sboro i organizing a brass band. Etifetate in Brunswick it rapidly rising in ptice. Mr. Daniel B. Sweat now editor.

and proprietor of the Waycross Reporter. Three hundred trees and shrubs have been planted in Andersonrillfi cemetery daring the season. Hutthuon and S. Hanes have been residents of ofJoaeaboro ever since the original woods were cut down. Captain James ESdZVthO celebrated en.

gineer is now a guest of the Pjaey Woods hotel in Thomasyille. George Bo a colored Nimrod living near Yaldosta killed five wild tulkeys on a fence last Saturday at one shot not over four miles from the city The News says that Jonesbftro was once called Leaksville in honor of Sam Leak of Griffin. Mr. Leak passed through Jonesboro once and failed to stop and the citizens changed the name. A petition has been filed in Floyd superior court by a number or leading citizens asking to be incorporated under the name of Rome Savings and Loan association with a capital of 50000 with power to increase.

There will be 1250 shares at 40 each. One of Polk county's progressive farmers oil' of thirty-six i acres of land gathered last year the following crops viz 21 bales cotton. averaging 504 pounds each' 284 bushels corn 162 bushels wheat 152 bushels tweet potatoes one. hill acre in watermelons. This land lies within the fatuous Cedar valley and the cultivation was made with only one mole.

The grand jury of Ihbersham county which has just adjourned returned true bills against six person for murder viz Robert Morris Victoria Menderson and Anna Dodd for the murder of Joseph Henderson Fred Freeman Torn Moseley and another man whose name was not learned. Robert Morris was tried and convicted and will be hung in April. The others have not yet been tried. On Friday last Anderson Forrest colored of Anderson ville attempted to kill his wife. The facts are about as follows The woman was at work in the garden near the house when Forrest called to her to come inside as he wished to speak to her.

On her appearance he took her by the throat saying Now you black of a year time has come I am going to kill you. lie then drew a clasp. knife said endeavored to cut her throat but the woman put up her hands and savf her life. but the brute nearly sncee ded in cutting off two of her fingers. She male her escape to town where Dr.

Harrison repaired damages. A wan-rant is out for Forrest but as yet no opportunity of serving it has occurred. Anderson is in the woods armed with a shotgun and seems determined not to be taken alive. lie is seen nearly every night near the town and probably will be taken before long. A writer in the Ameri u3 Recorder thus tells of a gigantic oak in Lee county Three feet above the ground this tree measures twenty feet and ten inches in circumference and at a height of six feet the point at which it divides into two branches itmesurea twenty feet and two inches around it The 6 mall et one of the branches measures eleven feet and three inches.

and the other fourteen feet and three inches in circumference. Some of its longest branches extend more than one hundred feet in opposite directions but it has en average diameter or ninety-five feet covering an area of about the hundred anti sixty square yards. This grand old oak is about one mile east of old StnksvjlJe Ill Leo county and is noted not only for its immense size but IS being the only sentinel that stands to wat- over and mark the spot where once stood the historic Indian town of Uhehaw or la. These were friendly Indians and did all they could in the way of furnishing the governor of the state with provisions and warriors to help maintain the pee and to protect the lives and property of the people. But through seme misunderstanding the village was consigned to the Samoa on the 234 of April I t8 by a fore under Captain Wright and about a dozen of the Indiana were killed.

The de. otsuction of this town Caused great excitement in the country and gave rise toqnitd a spirited correspondence between General Andrew Jackson and William Babun who was then governor of the state. Captain Wright was arrested. but soon after made his escape. This tree is known as the Burr Oak and tradition has its say concerning it.

Doubtless many have seen the Indian nymphs and swains who sitting under the generous shade of this king of the forest have pledged to each other undying fidelity or at least fidelity that would live until they were by the Great Spirit removed to those happy hunting grounds" supposed by them to exist in the future life. THREE ui-roistc TREES. A TV oman Slipping on Kid Gloves For Her Execution. TO Ga. Marcia Special.

There are three historic trees in Washington a post oak arid two poplars. On the post oaks a white woman named Bartlett was hung in the year 1813 for being accessory to the murder of her husband. he did not believe that she would be hang and laughed ill the way to the gallows. She is represented to have been a beautiful woman and on the day of the execution elegantly dressed herself putting on white kid gloves as if going to a wedding. On the poplar tree standing on Main street just below opposite the residence of the late Judge loarneta Andrews.

a white man named Eramlett was executed charged with being accessory to the murder of some orphan children that lie might come in possession of the property. The other poplat tree which is perhaps the largest tree in the state stands in the rear of the elegant home of Captain C. A. Alexander has got a diameter of feet in circumference. Under its umbrageous shades the tint synod of the Presbyterian church was held that convened in Georgia.

in 190 and under it was that the first Presbyterian minister hey. Dr. Springer was ordained and set apart to the work of the ministry. WEAK LUNGe AD severely tried by sudden changes i and tent. perature and those possessing them should treat the very first symptoms of a cold.

Dr. Jaynes Expectorant is wvladapted to their needs. as Po certain remedy for Coughs besides being especially useful for its healing and strengthening eflm on the Pulmonary and Bronchial Orgacs. BEST COMPOUND vu mvoiTCo roa WASHING AND CLEANING HAJLD OS JOnRO OB COD WATZfc WUeisS Barrt ururJua TrtiTfHBOB iTxIMAP ingsvciiredJL. Si8 EMMi TK-f awTWAaCBftnWS Bort teeataajsedferc ij andntoe mouths Trttft whatrthe doctors eauaj ruble.

me. MI The pilnssinPi.sP.i to great burrtnrfar consumer ernst of great stew. Other ore appeared an UrIous parts of body indlbecamewweakJUMtleoold not lease my test. In this condition and. by advice of a we known pbystetan wthe Rjomnis said tat weeb was perftctij eared.

ff. SCROFULOtzS1JCERS. James Richardson House Kew. Or leant on oath ears la ISD-ficnfulota Ukieri broke out on my body-Bo til 1was ss of camf. Lien.

Everythiag known to tneme f' yea tried In vain. I became- mm tizeesconldsiot my handatomy bud 1 cot turn in bed as in WI rttln anrt looted upon Ufeasacnne. No relief or cure in ten yens la 01 heard of tbeCmcnu Exweas ed thcm and wai perfectly cured. Sworn to before U. S.

bin. J. B. IUD BLOOD SCBOTDtOUS Inherited sad Contagious Humors wiih Loss Hair. Qndubir Swellings Ulcerous latches la the Throat and Youth Abscesses Tumors.

tlsrbqt elts. Blotches Sores. Scut-rey Wistinguf the Kid. neys and Urinary Organs Dropsy Luamis lhetiu ty. Chronic Rhoustaliem Constipation and Pilc and most-disease arising front an la pure orlapor- ershed Condition of the Blood are speedily carat by the rsj Rrsotvmsr the new Blood fler.

internally insisted by Conceal the SIT Skin Cure and CUTICCBA Soar an exquisite still Beauti er externally. Sold everywhere. Price Ounces. ii vets reotxa SOAP 25 cents Crrtcraa KrsovEirr nOO Prepared by POTTEK DECG san CHtsiui Co. Boston.

Send for How to CUT Skin Diseases. I i PLEA Bl cthedsSttn Bl alshe tad Bate rlifl Humors NO ACILEOIt PArNOfl OUWISS or Strain or Muscular Weakness i yields to the new original and tnfi1Jj. ide pain alleviating properties of UK wonder. At Druggists. Wort at til diussss 3 vhlcb iffllrt fly bf OtoatimA eoaffllton rd tki LIVIR ta in OanOIIbiU al 0t kind rich as TUrp52Jt7 el tiuLtrd.

sst Naryoaa flupests. IndliW IrresuIattty of the Bowels. Osneeliratles lids- Uocf inetatiou utl nts of tin StoiuGb wcirUmtj Mil Rasstbsna UUsna tttiutt Flax ctiu ud Poser essbcai tr Mau beer frrm Cinsolo Sees of App0tit BMdpJm foot 9ceti lrrwaisnciei lnctlan to hsnsiei Sufisi-OOW9 JSSafe S7ADinERrS fl RANTIi lrygIable It to not paMM tat Hdlu mi bntr llt dlwawtrfth. UIVK yili UriU STOMACHu BOWELS. It oturuw 55 oom1u torn nU to rut if Lft crier.

I Kinlf low jio3E7 It II on of lie BEST At TRAT1V and PURIF4ZRS OF THE BLOOD and Is A VMIABLE TONIC. GTADICJin3 AURAtITII Ear al brUDmcsisU. PriceoO vertoWs CF8TAD1CZR Proprietor ISO. FRONT ST. PhUede nia Pa Nina this pat Coated Tongue Sour Stomach Bilious Headache You'll be ugly I IT you are troubled with Constipation Sleepless Nights Hacking Cough yoarcTM are ytUo-w yontktut cnpii four aUejuxl back and shoulders pain or act roar free la flushed and spotted yowaMosieal Iurd tad tender you'll expect death early.

ir all these things are first nly meUtml1 which can rgnoredby timely me ot Schencks Mandrake Pills. mar2 ran bi nay TORPID BOWELS DISORDERED twfct and MALARIA. Iroei UIeeo looree arias Vm th ease or thTbBajjl Ste. i Schmidt Pleadings. gtnce.

Not Jackson tlssnlnthLs and distinct mendmeni i action in i elevator wi udtbedefd itself cia i theseof by disaster. a. charge th slen SUM Shear Judtmenl It. A. Aog tiff in firorJ Mjwtt Ijazzard vs.

train Citj New Trial Jackson ft. verdict was granted court rtmar was a weak found for Iris wss gri affirmed verdict mij much as tt tad been inc the new trial trial the Jo The court Bounced thi indefinitely fact. there Meld that denceonwi this being Judgment PJcVhards plaiutiffini 11. C. IOtli.

ifud A. tU tJ Bou. 3 i1 toIla 4 tbehe1d ack dploJic Th1rl1ears ugtneerwbo otIth104d forseveril yard en to run up am1 own ofdaiI1bu beauti1l1liU1e eek nuu bat re onioua. pellation U1t.ihome iGJ bun II NV1BZVR fill ra ut U110n ell gin ea. flliatal him elr rn road only W.

ljt hell KILLED. and. a. tuuin en ne i. Le I oe ni bt ph cing I now' cit De he upUJd lost am strew scrap yard.

i en ine hI Iif RRO many ided tl1o th 1itt irsigni laut 1110 enll ne ugll' mau ll' great rivizg lllcath be prO ered pdY The iroa I gau utS ry cd lv ue-tClJ 8 Ut hcn fa pla ed 1c de 1 hd. etfe ts pr duceJ. lIg al. 1tIa. OIl Jhat OlItSJ Cn ere- made flC any i8 clwI Ga" 23.

ester' half. witted hopIJ1d es. ut rfy es ad16 But who ill fr d. in lgnsnt. underway awa arch 23.

int 8 the 1illtodoinvaDuah. VoIunt RT6bard or endI tiDgJn iug do dea1lty on companiespnctice lor nelJeveniJlIud ts on1lid fairto Ikiparound right pyly tb ebmmgmonfhs 1JarDem. COlll lf1tlJ1ta has been the winter in J4acoflD quite mat her rooms at the- St bJddd house. 0 8tr caJto xaeOD. I 1tJGA.

1Wt1f 11l a 1Ie tel -11." ohf fila fktP. 1- I Jj lo lht jp t1W. Fle41 taare CJCS Dg11ie ItJaxf11U eo1litahlAiand IUoped that uUi1OCJ1 l6f I Ga. Today No4 be1llOunded nLin ed lls special. courUo no eJr1 fJIiltysD4sente eed mont slD ehainganor wen il ve I Cu8 of DwiJl Gibbs Matow 23.

Ye5ter- dayatr ti 51. m. got And cuuaidered chaug. tJaos Thomas VirJ 1t 8 and villehaB orJl and Daihes. Special.

ntnl. I lroad I I an th CArshed15 I1 ouse. railroad shops. ou tside No5 at. the ComD1 aWQl1er ht tall UJljc aiI t.

ra on a. Captain 8 RevJ. e- ews. WedlIu A sn Gus had andsought Dg i cided th ent red cent red damselllew rooID wedd iug mon. ut ehed ba and she Teeded speak 23 6 the- I I I allusiotttoBiahfpBeckwith lano exce tion.

I Wilk llou Sanda a thorwere hubeen for of KOOdamen1J1the ploJorBn4 1d fn on. Miulle rd' h. beenqllite tDQi ValQt 1Ub 1t11J1iOVi rdx 8peclaL Satlra wplcehat quite 111181 Cor paat breed htr al Tbeiewillk tbousaml4 I. iTIflOTe1lOtthof thQ mOte. Mt b' tr.

Ji i- 1tCIIf ot LbETSI TJBRIVJms NKwJ Bomd studet Triell the a1l4IPO at Cir Ro Gordon Jed co morn 11g. isa. udwhenhe Hewent of timeahg faintI Thene ems lld v- ry fatal. r. er otthe ofa CUJJ I BRIDGE.

Special. rryin ul ject pnty I Care Special. fasten ing low hud with haveprod aced jssu J. HonRr Ga. pecial.J 8e wibhcntting cO lJi Wa l1 el' lJtB B5.

bout ssed Wi1l I' msattorney. A lor The drultgist pii Onon8 G. LiHI C. ILU. 21.

Ir. sho attac ed ard. JbeDawage 8100 peciaJ.1-- eif ctu. roID re DAI RRrDGE Special. wm ha estblshed T08Dd T9O it steamer8Naiad Brha tps tn tken Syaunah 5 cent fo1 i fom C1umbus ad Enfaul I cent pr biret Trugh rate fro Blt Phiadelhi and ew hae bn estblshed fgres.

Te Svunah Florda. rfway i brney ing pwer advrr. I btE eeam the Ume wek cton pit frm Columb1 intemedjat pt fo1vnnah ct Or mehant ae prtug fro wa rT ews I 4tben4. AT 5 Mac 2. tODS be gottn Onee a eecton prbito whh wi hed Yl.

I i intnton eonduct vr quet Cpg fe rom e- cement. se wi me. D. Cle Dee York reg tht engeeJt Grv ad Chalote prvent hvstmg Athe Te. Noree me te dc beten Ate adu Yondy eve ad fmina Th i sn tie maeo r.

I Te Mah WiDcbw dow te Ile cloredEapt cltuch At. eD8 tm i AJ Ce1. Jt1' 1h 2 dins be bk Tpst i ao pl' grt5I reorigiuted oceu o' trree it would ar S. Ph nn illJred sixhlUldred cored or one house inS red ofthe The08I berhome ltSea1e om RECALLED. disturbtdthe eVenlngpromenade otb er nece eary to ePect set ont ne.

oco k. risen been ay uickly nervous eagerness havecn. mem bels cr Lh lt XGrth ru iu Darien on 1 Da IJ. i- he NrA I il IDI TO a. Iarh rr' Ir.

I is as- I nt Presby urian tb urcb ap ointm I1t. Au i mee Dg pub tic etfe tiDg ote wbospoke JO 1 rll the man and brother' thi9 tafy to the color. ed pe Why this hlatieaIllhop talk about 1 iMc kg tJo e1 orlenpO lT i ncorr ba le nwgrut pu bile DnalOrane ile fr. nngerlywere ye 001 DARLO EGA Mr. erdtr ath TO arch last EGA A Jear id to Jones CU en.

Ut thetllegisnce hi Knot bnbooi andprovedrenegtdes ras oC 1. 11crnes 1J neas c1aimsthe all this 1I fDUulfml rtut 117te resenta- Uyefrom peop eD4 owt come. e1wm lnaisUIJOIU. zecog. on or 1Olcmtl.

11e1 as I CI1idi4U ttM6Jiee ii orweareUtfecrtbst whoU btUmc mJoITD vfi Ii. i :9" ColmENijn FX 64oti OH i if he Jt JD4TmeBma a SUut2 as Y1J1e boJolOlI snsaboro is te ick rapidlyrising is yaoss andshrnbs temeterJduring past season. Lee ltsi cntl pta B. Roberts Ni1 feneelast ver Jone ro Le sville Jone boro t40 pro re llmed Robert. I Mosel I I AndersonnUeattempted gardennear hou I I- onr saved succeeded llJUT 50n lably ken Antertus it measures it small.

eat ine hes band red fe I yar s. nd ing wath Aumu culla proii n3 me 118 et to quite it ne tlbtl 86 he tho hun ng Woman :23. ac essory I I of2 cllU e1d min try. SLS8ITIn TlmOATSre i rst lli rem dy hem n. Or aIJ5.

JAM IS I RLIME THi VENT3O WA8HINCAJlDCLEANINC BAJmcm 1rUM.r 4 cSAVEs a nlaeto. tsJMtS tar WAS' itA 1Ih. i "tjjJf. 1 1wo fil ell ilJ t61i3flBHmGTOf7StJtEn 1ItJ baTebeen Cor 0D4 aDd JiInemairthSJr1 tht 1" 1Ifaa. In the bead ndbody 1 rob.

se OQ IYII CDWlIlOt 11061 sud came so il longed lrJledtoill sn lQ tei. Tbeeiuptit 1 togre oullDIeU1Dr sa. JUch. red 110M otzrg and I 10 I could and1I1dnee use YetD' lQ1esJ R1chardOlocastam 1810' tasty ut11.l WI lUllS Eve knownto theme4Jrll4cuIir wutrtfd Ai hudUtll aas life au curse. rHieforCIDe 5550 I OU Cwrscrsa sed andwupedeedycumL QCuwfQ1D.

BLOOn8CJ1QrULOU8 at J1 nt' rinuyOranJ. En disease ar 8in anJmpure or e1 bed p.m. Beautilier 7ioO i fo C1IreSldn DlJea PI BlCkhedBSkin Rumors use icosa Soar. Ue1ds 6 stiv I AUR TU 1fMdthe ire a2TallHdb1. ar cl1 52111 IJI Ir1Wmtlm.

oaa OoIIItIatloDl1tIt. Exha Ap VidM SJADlGERSAU I A a 1 CIa I Ul yillQv to. on. OOD ala brn Drup pu C. F.

STItDICZR T. hi ill 8l1HlA Lliu' In IF I I YOU HAU I 1 be unhappy' aid oar' Newell UWt 4II111I disordirs eIIM remoTel by Sch ncks Pil 1k1. 10 UTTS I LiLS TORPID LIVER IW threefaajTh Of ft. diseases the 1IIuuDj race. nae be1emccetJAaal Be uuYet kJLo.

n.eI nuaIIWcY 1MCen a WlIftIP. yceJ- mazu1U1eof. ODt lATer. AlaUmll edSAllM Ce act a01 tM a11JmJUrWea 1I2UTIq ef I' I eYi YJcOamIlociI1JII1.W PIq ANTIDOT ETOiMA. IAIltA.

JLT. i 4 APiTBIP wml1ftss tjIJ I i iltt 11 47 i :0 k. fJ it1 x. h. 7.

9 2 GA 1886 AFThLTRIRTYYZARS OLUCIEE DR KENJJP. j. thi crnp e1Ug eootty. t4 eCentr 4 th thttiae andown ld trac ha i dlynanes. wiantA ubcen i ae 4f J.V 4 Sprrk vree r' rD i 4 V' Bud i hierngthroughtheCab a- Mit hell cj eflt amojg 55V peniiouSjoUrIieyS.

iant I heap i ke MAt tN i ve ct I an in i hes ael 0 cutcbcd gay thegas ed ofthe VVl cueforthe audnew 2y 23. Yester. 1I V' 5 5c 4 :4 evenjowered in d- utajsahisowat. e' 2 tt4 ia es 54. the Volunteert bard i ueget- n- reat ff 5 re do soe rk Alncnglhenianybigeventaon te MrsBarcen.

Qntil1 1 trsetcar 1e The delatjs thaaa uposfble a e. re compaTdwr buildlngwaa SSU endiitery. a1ityast Gibbacontinatod. futtp. Ye5tor byAndy.

1 1 ofMr. for-a diJO Vumv rest- se- 1 ofthe ap- dis- ofthe totear hiswedding he sermon. rsb th re eicetion Gaarch Mr. nnmbero jJ fidamu n. theyotmg 5 Xn tiici-eE Riiioiri GEDv Ga1tvh23-g1lw Tberlax easesor watite 5yera thouaad 4d1.

property tha Jut teat. t1l wer more money VflthO xg s. a i i icHootBoY1uLLETs. Bo a and fired. scnwbowonksinamillnexby TheVnegro 1 I susicideand notnecessariiyfataLT terandmother ti I upinThounascounty.

thisplace head dis- tom ofthe 1300 S. ColorlngHls onac. hesold. peisonons I I drivivgtwo wo- re- outiniothe ipevia1i I ofthe I main for AlNraorooa it. in Two Naiad make i boats Smith thewaroftheiivsIs.

ews 23. bethggotten countyfor zpeecheswili inonehouisnddeenmiziates. lithe 4 The for iome St i Uss pond. gpcseJeJectedtbla JAeafr 9nJd atme t5gV. IlIlIlVlVlIIlilViI COLUMBUSCliEO1CJJES Ytj 1ao coLviIEr Ga.

NorthTroup tt bythe tr A re- wasouffering fromthe setontfor uncethe CtCUV pasiuug ruil Dareu. sui-c'cxcined i' cg it ot purpoeeomanulseturieug ef- husdoiwsiby tlclansw5sospoke. want now Joe Brown tuned of late Why this mIxing with mo Vhythis tafl people soph1stieai shop thatamping thetreasury aneasseofa Why Ibis of enlngpnblic Mallory svlll. Katelslchoison stilie WVCCBhitTON ZiSpeciaLWi1. been the Ifthere stateof Georgiawho and a never lonJ ort1on eer oee theywiuInsiztniizecog.

thisn' rights lofl cnndidstefoathsOescf evcaor we 5 wpteaent a. manheUeleettdln lcthncebonozhist cas CopE1D Sax PThcaafo ndreavlfl Joaeiboro tOEiyassud. eslate tuste feneelaststurdayatoneshotnot once' i4 one-half cul- ofold immense size far- She w5 Taaoem are dratsymptonas ota DrJsynea JAMES PYLES PEAL1N uHA1noR5aYuoTo3cciDwATzZ Hr UOJZLAOflildOAP pI 1 WEJEI tObCsikeepeii. 8oldbyanceem. 5.

ss L5 st. qia jjjjjjjjj OrSfldfldU1aPSvet. rnAoTNTO- La BosWnsayz itue been 1ctett ftwc the de rupia. I was takenwUha dreadftsl my feet becetne rwuUe thag euaonmy arti face my appeilteleA onaid not ileen trtg 1 lost Seth on ntri th lostgedtotie. FtIa desseedelly woet yanffar1nga beone te tsj sums hula WhiCh a redd llrthhagausta roreeegpeazdurlous luthtsosndiUenanAbrsda coofai54.

I begsn- 50- use- the sChiOflWtS UCEKS cw.or- 1n brekeeuton uuUllvaeasaaaiocu-nzp. Eserythusighinown he1ce1 apc as a relic-for I the th Csawroav. snse laspure leapo oflite cur sire ig h'-- va DI IA 5IuucnlarWeakne 1uFgi Ct PaiX Pkasxras. A ci ii. AIJA ls anekied NantbladfreSsrsdseudfti000Sth tLo stUnS 1sm rhc2 USOdie55lUCJ ar se ek JJJfl tie rtapaasessuii dieuliuu bstfIIraY iii Vfl3 OJIt a isa a Lezli nttatyroue itwgtoirrlfpitrtiV Isljenottlt E5TAL RlOODar Pbtiadelhla thispser maulBeIkultraf turn IEiATI Lit guilpitadil ouzsideVanIl ycorabdo as foneU seoL s.

Usunwcdfrirkynrni i PILLS Isim ptOrnindksio xl tll ees lek Used. fl1lR ul ftCr eattug LYCruMECS I rsw body 1nd ds 4pi cuxrIP2orMLl mind lbs OfreWOdyth5 aeia Terpawv O1-4dhki1 LEdJjI ns1azw A1 TmPOD I. e. it. L1.

uV 5i. As 4 e1 so 0 5W i tm 3llsa4 tye' Ut EyldeDce. 3tkou clti tlopoj or asy adopted Jay ben be Crisp anbjectto th i go ho trthe nit Sor biawages suds facts fdencea non aTlzere 5aete and a d1ct could ha nonsuut was llio insolation the ordinance c. What than bin custom could contratt In tar Into bin Judgment Toho C. In error.

JBtlocsd ante. IcPbee s. Fsalton. junction. Jackson swer being written iit joeL mc abuse old Bridera fl.

2. Esen Letter title junction also a sale und defeisdauL sad pasemen property In being that spinal the city had isa trledto hi' Interest but to him but isbn was coil fa. and press owned the lot due br pans It he had no lien thereon to protect bin Judgment Reed Rein error. Candler Th negligent and Lode 5i4 Au rime Ci we gr ml i in hlsbeing lalutlffin ton Criiuelle vs. ton.

II isd True and Jackson justices con I the only I isgi to the one of which Ilteotbert tics ofthe sititber of could tenor on ceri ing ansi jtid aTbe the name of Ii Zoom I that of the Zd 4t2. bTbe I anyeonld 16 Ga. 13e1 Jodgnse Frank A. Broyles 1oblsson otAtlan laike. Jkkaon fendast' the owner ticks two Ei edfor I ok.

up I tt when Of bLue znme of tc 13 2Aiij LProTe that place of yg55 and If fAulted the iiotojera aLeesese JcsJgnsen fozlbe lknihid tIJston I fCootL jeinit mdi hh.l Sessdaatgn asd that I pro7-er1yov ibzL- Then 4 sod Ii 3 TJ. tJiat5tf Vci.