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K New*'. frprt>;^,jT!ir^' Slates ’Told jin
.*,1.. “ Brief'PaflitjTiiphs.-* - - -'
A Rill l(M I'l'rt!—Kill: Cut I.i! lllllick' SIllt'Wlllu.KH
Aii.ithiT i-'i-iliii-.iui-hi-il.-t Itviiiirknlilr illil
l.mlj-.V Ncgni’;* lln«tin'cll) Act Uirmliiuliuin's
Hoc hi— I'-i moil's I’em-li OtVItiii'iT.
Bennrln.
ttoine is to hart 1 a new
buffeting, H
A company is being organized in Athens ;
for thepurppaa pf building a line! hotel.
The Camilla Clarion Ls just entering its j
tilth year. Success to its future, - I
Mrs. L. L. McCl'eSkfey, of Atlanta, died in
Augusta Sunday afternoon.
The ordinary of Oeonee county still re
fuses to order the enforcement of the pro-
hibition law.
- T. C. Mayson was convicted of violating
th^ prpjb^tion law in Atlanta Tuesday
3hb.d5'dal^ (Mstridt, injtockdale iofcritv,
Jiajs j|our j ijien hvejragipg sii feet three
inches in height. v 1
Blakely has passed a dog ordinance im- j pei) net^'^rehar<tn'Q,urttlay, ‘which’is^stti'
poundiiig the ownSr ofall dogs running at | natdd about nine miles belovrWest iPoif!*|
, large. j‘hAth^Chgttahoochee river^ I found Mr,.
... , . .. .aw dwret .Thr_
plans bought $25,500 w'o’rtli iinhJ'city.
! 'Ttte ffebUlktt ;e«i-ri>poiuU-rit of the Ad
vertiser says: “T visited Thff famous Par-
There are-four hundred men at work ii:
with adarge 'force of hands' ha«J!
the Dade Comity coal mines,-and they dig 1 iff "'“ rlc Packing peaches for shipment to
600 tods of coal every day. $ie«qVo*fc. -1 feund Mr.-'Parnelj to be- ft
Tr . k . r _. _ VF*V\ r nlpllQflllt rfCilltiriirMin LTn !■> n At
Hop. M. H. Shurley,- who represented
in. M: «. smiriev, who represented
Warren coiyitV in.the last legislature, died
on»the 23d- of rneuniatismof the throat.
. Sportsmen in the country are enjoying
themselves shooting, young doves. The
birds are nicer at this season of the year
than any other.
The executive committee of the Augusta
naasenBfaijivKcof.ti., kavedeolarod.#, boycott
against the goods manufactured by all the
Augusta mills.
Mr. John H. James, of Atlanta, has gone
to Washington to see the commissioner of
internal revenue concerning his trouble
•3vitTi ttftrt department.
very pleasant gentleman. He hr a brothef
of the fainaLin Irishman, :C, 8. Pitritell. Mr. .1 ,
Parndll has -shipped, large • auantities fit* I ■>
cli he found
peaches this
ready sales.'
'-Tuty! LVfefl (‘
CgOUttP ItZCBlTTS, .'C3--A..
year for whic
ije informed ipe that lie had
- Jiggers, the Size of a flea, fire killing offi
t-hlCKeiis in Putnam county. A T
The Knights oCLn'bor hove established*
the order in Barto'w. - j
j The birds about. Tayipa are said to by ..
I fewer this seasoii tUa^-evgr.,) , Bio/irit .sh
No. 265 Chiploy, Ga. Summer.
- C L.-. Howl, JU* rflonia, Jcttfchen and
linlik** other cAt 'ouiuTLnfls ;i large lot.
* Tnis place is located on the top
<flf Aouijtftlii.’t wmE is Ta'^opular
Oi*m?rwh*ht*sno"nispoK**'<)t it at
‘ and will give ^ ,
{■H^ ^Tilree^Rose Wesid6nces—
** 4, \50i4iat)0, $2000. ^ ^
’wb- ' AVViinto rt» Sciences ~
^; SyO. *3000. ^
t $ Ia.i I' <£i vc.jw. ?i«w or
hicioid
emu, 3 nr. ms.
dixlec-nth ijieet. rooms, newly pa.nted
bed,
rooms, opposile market,
re m, 2 $10.
A*Kil! , Kwdbd *yotut'g ftian, "ha.^ strirted a
rwiahe. jwith, -a -lull grown Ply-t-4
... mouth rock rooSteiv .iiii.ejfourmiq.uths-cid 1
roosters and four pmiets of the latter age.
■■■;He'is ! ’~ f — * UI -“
iher.s.
lli(.
yOci’iSv • C., j
. . , , , redmsi »'• - ' *
ot the grow.ng prosperity ol that section. No BIS Tenth stieet, 3 rooms, celled. *5.
CMoaerE 1 . Kidney,- or Jacksodytiie,- htura-p^^- & jiuvdjt.sufled,
i*;) J i s»,
Property if ttfVfcSl-
featuring -.Company.- r
rotliplotc mnl Fully I>jiiI|»|m*6 t ohoN
VlU'ltM’J. r<*jUt*l \S 1 f ll JK.vavJjr «
vl file I’ilH *»c'♦VuG ir OX<
the < ImliidioMi lipp Itlvn. .Hiid'AWvf
ilie I'lt.v <d' Ci>hhi»lin*i. u ~
». jiigi.v, i'oyxrk.-
O U.\' vijluc A»f the p'' ver v» sfv« in'us muterrae
t(~niib r*iici r^nditirtiiM of*S\ -rt.-rin in* <>(r*Whst
( i^ucki, si. XUiydgr JtowwiH*
hv Tnc vnnmlbUH Mann-
M itm*^ «oohrit ypHt tt#‘o/
ticorin:i. i; tc i .March ishj, wh&roby ,tb«i abiil
ocnr’raiit.n o iincycd to us all of the property,
vc'ul ah'I YNviwmnl, her?-in#itt^r dfcmSrtbetf, in-trnat,
to liscnri* tihc payment iva certain .issatCi of
.hcndsaml the iun ro^t coupons thereof a« in said
I 11 dst tfrert sp^’ciHeM cttd *Miun'iPmt?# i d/all of^hiot
uppfcaWH'lnla of-iecord hiu-.AlaDtKa^enlJ^ed'Bpob
-.A,*: iidi-o- ayv t.».:i7.{ ) .Marc-V 5. Itwj, in the Clerk’*
niUce («f Superior OoiirL Mu,sconce coufity, Oeor*
fxda. ^ti«Tin RcfMrd r)cr*dV,^olmni“0 (?! rfnjres 81
. ' to Hfe iuclusivo. March 22. 1884, office of $ie> Rro«
U inty Court in the county of Lee, state of Ala-
mfhrt; arifl iti cAwfWfmfty with theVHfwctlrms and
.terms iwencribed in the.jret*oiiUJo|iH.piv*ieom»y ( ihe
. i UoMers-vl' said bondaou Aurii2J, 18HA», uuder the
authority coiiferred by skiffdetd of trust.)
* We #ill sell iit till? city of CMivmlMIH', Ml
PiiiliiDin PhI»»<m* i urn ihi l i niu 33. tfoiiltfonirry t<o IVitsliiuulon HilhoiiU lmnuc
|No. 2 | fc N% m.d . No.j54
fiouth Ikiuml Traina.
Cico.ve At hint a..;...
Leave C’olumhus
Opelika .
Loach iMpoi'a., ^* t
“ NotasulKa..
“ Ohchtiw .’......a.; r,..*.....
Arrive Montgomery.
Leave 51 ontffomery...n...r.
Arrive Seltun % .. N
Leave Helhtn...! *. :
Arrive Marion y.****
“ Greensboro
ToJSlneveport via Q. and L\ Koutc.
Leave Akron •'
A iti \ a Meridan....; :: '• u
Leave Meridian
Arrivf Jackson :...
Arrire VlcLshuf(f
! have Vicksburg :
Arrive Mcnrre r.
5 00 a tu .
jm*a ml.
5i8
| No. 50 .Np.52
J 1 15 fVin l! 30‘pm - ).
■ r 2 p 1U, 10.50 \) ill,
.* 5 08pm 1 4 30am
.f ft 2l-pmu 4 45<a ml..,
5 35 pm c nA ~ ***
.. > 14fl p m I
•o 0 02 PAUL
(521 pin
..j. 7 20 J» m|
"iin:
s-ifiom; BM-aiii-
'12SO pm iff50 a in
i 00 p 111 I 10 55 n in
S U 11 in 12 10 p m
1 1 1-1V m 1 10 pm
liOOpw 2 OJ, pill
j 7.Q»P m
I 11 15 p 111
J 11 30p m
4 22 ft m
. 6 50am
7,20 a m
1 10 p m
•.... ■ 0 3ftp m
> Bun
ters and four pilleLs 4 of the latter age. ! ng. yto»c«. Jf^Jl t w i Ur
.Hrianging elegant ne^.fbnhyj oung jttSd^j
* » - "ct'-siSb tu g'u laro the s'uloon ml' ing' pur- .twines’ awwii—w
. There are six. qx eight iaeatic^ confined
ivaj
l inght aut'ouiUUngx in ".the 'jail yav&at At
lanta awaiting accommodations at the
aSylnuf. It iS necessary to keep a guard to
look after theni. One of the unfortunates
" is a-small white boy, - Who hits the dropsy.
Whenever a United States prisoner,
—want*.to come out of—jail and.give, bond,
_.thfc law. requires that a United States ofH.
WttJ'gjlm'jiijpttiL't’ti /he BSdi
ftl* »c W«i-Wejs jthJrty'WKSiig.H'it ’fflii;; fee
ifampifits Si^Alimsita.cverjj
.|ff-
— _. .. passed
through Macon Tuesday in charge of a
geutltSUWi J'.ViKT -yw lta!j|iiJ3L her to the
JT A (r, x. \J
' Miss': stWiWJwv' of' '-tfeililariega.: ]5i
•ugh Macon Tuesday in charge
tl^Uku jjtWtK *aVii3i her to
asjtlun^ at. Milledgeville. She is 17 years
• "age. ,ailri.lost- betr-mmtjka few monutfs ag
3. & r w lob'i.kiiicy *h| flitiiiii.r, Fkyipr s a»rti
and severely* ben
PU!
, pose _ul ooiiig some writing, when lie
found'the gbpoer quietly engaged in U.-
I vouriug a rat waicn iu na.. caagnt.
The Jacksonville Times-Union says: It is
i said that the railroad freigut rate war in
: thy Cuatuiiauoehee, Apalachicola and
rlint liver teni.iory.nas Oeeu settled, ana
an August 2d rates will be restored. The
roaos engaged hi the -fight were tile Ueur-
Fof i gja Central, tne SaVanumi, t'loriaa and
iftistern aim tne Fiorina'Railway ami
Navigation company. Each cut into trie
territory ol tlie ouieis, and Vhe three made
a warm light. An attempt was made two
months ago lo settle, the matter, but with-
ovit r.i'vebs;,. The blajne Was put upon me
'J r.tiiw 50,.51.”52 and r,2 iliiily. Trains i, 2.11 find f‘i ilftilye.tcepf -Sumlri.v. Trains 'VI and ...
dnyunlv. Tmlns !1 ami'IS N'fontgrmicrv and iGolllmbus TlmiiiKlj i-reight ami Actoininodavt.-n.
Train-:in and'51 conmct at tlhRhow with rnskeyee Itnilrnnd. .
Traiiib 52 and 58 Pullman Palace liul'.'et Cnfs IjetM Oen New Orleans atid Washington with out
change. Ci-JAB. H. CBOMWEU.
C.'iiC'TI. GAH13ITT, Ht-nevnl.Manager. •
Ueneral PasscnKcr Agent.
of .'-ticiuua inulway andisavigation company, p
ago.
. . . Whciiidkeia’RteStaresrestarea the roads will
Jiroat | work only tneir own-territory.
1 Oi-urji'iii Crisis. j
•The cotton outlook isureported gloomy !
iti becatui courity. 5 "
tfihtr TCPttoB -'.Suason.;,is reported about
three weeks late ill Sumter-comity. ?
***&<& ana , ,i }9 V'W.fjdes thq corn crops are "grtod/al-* wo , Scton „ a ,
jeat her niotner.
laifee
n?39j4inl:jpeU
% “‘sir tlii;
lues’ flOJubr—wJH' bt fU^P^u'b^fo^ afi^kincT
of muiiufaciurinif or other busincs/?.
Brick Building oppOHiie west <»l market will
be lilted up t > buit iemuit.
Hodges .vianor, Linnwood, next to Mi*. Geo.
Woodruff.
No 1225 First avenue. Temperance Hall.
No 8%-Third avenue, 5 rooms.
bivrllliiKK For Kent front (M'tolM'r 1st.
No 821 Bioud Si., * story, 8 roopns, water works
and k.is, Will be puibtej.
No M Seven* !• street, 5 roovys, water works.
Sn sny Second avemte, f> rooms, water works..
No W21 Fifth ifvemie, hjtxr Mr. 1 >. jF. Wfllcox,
5 roojiui, :'l ).
No 309 Eleventh street, 7. story, 6 rooms.
No 1221 Fourth i*venue, v story. VViH be painted
and renal vert.
No 1441 ^ftcona ftvcuiu;. opjiosito Mr. J. S. Gar-
-- *-- rtt. •» roomVi, * • : .
Residence on Rose Hill, next ( has.T’hilips.Esii.
No.-if^f-T-hird hveiiuer-f-roomHi- ^w. --
Southeast'ccSuffr v>eflom» avenue wnd fcJevi nth
street. Street ^UP'sjfi.sT tpe flour,
No loll hirst itv.-nue. n rooms, opposite nuirkej.
No so 2 Third a venue. .5 looui-v will nut., water
Price yjily 116.'
Hanv* dwl*l»7:)Er C A
No ‘'biril avenue, 2 .-nory, 0 rooms.
No iij.b j i :r;1 av’-nuf. 7 rooms water works.
• * ilmlftdl mo(irtri>oonv«nft;)*eu*.'"
No i ?*ta.Third ax-enue, 7 ro.B.'es..t{iri0^: -
Fio.lijDS.nitJl av«aHie# (V0oom3, waver wopte.
1 Second avcsnviFVt 5xo*>ni9T gur*
Central
i m
Mu«cc»te-s
non my, Georgia, ou th«, 3d day of, ^wgust»,M86,
between the legal hours of sale, in front of thk<
auction house of F. M. Knowles & Co.,^oh th*
northwest comer of Broad btraeta^nd, Tenth
nubile outcry, to the highest bidder^ ft>roMh f *th&
.aUum!kUmuL. -pvvpvrty I.mf. *-«» CnlnnBm*
Manufacturing Company, to-wlt.:' All those lot»
mud piuxa* 1»of, Jaiul .«itinted', lying ^nd ^elng aar
follows: Fractional section number twenty-six
<26fbnfl th'fetaorth halfbf (VadfeioUMl section num
ber thirty-live C35),,both in IVactional.township
numoer eighteen fTO), range* hhmbOT thirty f80),
in formerly Russell, now Leq j county, state off
Alabama. AUu-tlie fiilimviny lotk of lands lyinir
and being in the eighth (8th) district of Mqaci
cotiWty. state t)fTteorgia,1n»oWti an iota: Biun
eighty-six t861 and eighty-seven t87i ayd the we
half of lot number Seventy-<bu7 f74t and fraction b
uumbered;^ainetyone (91/ and nineUvAwp (92),
and Island number three (3) in CnauanoOCbeo
river nmlH stuall enclMure situated ofrtbe
residence formerly occupied by J. R. £lapp, used
as a residence and grazing lot, contaitffnr seven
< 7' acres more 6T16&T. 'Auormiid lands last d€r
sqribed Tying aud being, in the coputy .of .Musco
gee and state of Georgia, and, together* with said
IniidA hi Leo county. lAlAbanux. containing oighl
hundred tmd thilly (8§0» acres more.or less.
Also, all of the said Coltmiburi M(uiufltctuHn|r
ronipauv’s/biuldings <m suid laud in Muscogee
county. Georgiu, operated us a CoCfoii Factory,
ogee
nbero
west
add nith all of the improvements in hnyuturoner
appendant and appurtenant thereto, inclusive, of
the cards, spindles, looms, machinery and fix
tores of every kind whatsoever contained in said
buildings;. 1 disci, ail and singular, the- o^tor 1m-
±x,^I Iur-lLO A-1'D
All Trains On this systeih m
ooivr^v\.-TsrxEis.
* run by C'outrol or HO Mcridiaii-tipie
(Y
and afh r Sunday, July 18th, 1886, Passenger Trains on these Roads will run as follows:
1 No, 1^ :
PuSS'.LfV.
ttEAirtfiJWN.
■V 1 No'. 53* N
. ; Hm-a'K'r..; P»
> m 8 20 p hi, 8
>411 k 5(5 p m
) ill ?r03 |j rn
; U Pip nf
| 1 17 a m
2 a m
I'Y READ XT’.
, No. 52*“ ■ No. 54 * 1 Nu. 16 "
! Pnss’g’ry; Pass’g’r. j Ace.
11 4(1' a ui| Ar.
12 00
. L\*..
Lv..
.1 27 p lhjAr..
3 20 a ml 1 20 p in Ar..
3 35*a in 1 5 It) p in T.v'.
5 18 ft*mI Vjl9^t» m'Ar..
5 18 a .m 7 Bf m Lv..
5 63 a ink 7 f,K p
‘J Jft p
i.SAVAN NAlf
GJivei;.v...,
Milieu
Milled:...
..Tcnnille.,.
(Jordon....
MACON,...
MA( ON..
., Barnesvilie..
...Bnrnosvnie.
v Griffin.
.-ATLA
4 07 p m
2 33 j> nii-
1 30 p .11
5 55 a in
4 11 u Ul
. ... . ... 3 10 a m
1 lSi h 111' «H0i\ m
::Ar\ lrx/rn m'-Vi fei a m
. Aivl 10 U) n mlfll 35 p m
9 40 a m 10 50 p 111
* 30 a rn 10 40
b 02 a ui
8 02 a * m
y 03 p in. 5.20 pm
9 01; urn: 5 20 pm
8 20 p ip 4 16 p Iff
6 50 j) in 3 10 p ill
proveiuents on ah, of thq lau^Js aforeineutfoned
and described; also, the entife Water phwfer owned
ahd'cbnttblled by said Chtmiibim’ ManutUot iiriug
Lompanyi an and in said LhaUalwhcliMf.,river
tngethoi^ with all pnd the rights and
franchises by the said CftlUmbtiB Mammicthring
fv*ihpnny held and pof8sciised •'tllereiw nndertho
laws of Georgia. %. a , •> .*-
'jTUe .plant of said cotton factory consists ivt
present of-1344 shindies k 1A
able 1 ’ * —‘ , “
, 149 lobnifi'and either suit-
achinery. all in gooil cpndiUoii iuid,i
(lucii.g good work. Present capacity 7500 yards »
day or heavy sheetingn and shirtings, tluee yprd»
tojthe pound.
The operatives’ houses and iinbrOvenienfs gen-
eially in excellent condition, labor ; abundant >
lands elevated and location of property ‘unsur
passed for health, conveniencepauti -economical
production—free from tW-buiden of municipal
taxes iiaid by all the other Columbus mills, yefc
tvithitt three miles of the city of Col 1911 bus and
.liiree*<iimrterH of a mile of Columbus und Rome
railroao* Tlic watet*'r>c*vfer-is tbfr llndHt irf the
south, oontroUing und .embracing tho, whole bed
of the Chattahoochee river for the distance of
about otic mile along tlie lands of paid vdnigany,
•hicl lauds extending? alor.g ita banks upon the
n/gift and Alhbamn f
<vf the i4Veiv‘JOnly a
the ffutxjUR unte-bellum planter of Bak»
c-ouiity, atidAa hift.^jminers up tli'
eountnT'yVn&rTi* would v.rifo , . t . .
^ tla^L. ^iL^autinrk*# ibr^raiii h» ' J * 1 i- , -P ua u i J * .
yvjyuiH^O'-i;f die^ro. ! A nentJeiiMti!_ who V:ijr4i>eai rusticating • x
heiitsc.; 4*dc4ity • at cottoiiu -TLv obi 1 in V» eosier amjjjjovii-ivpcouiiiies foif* Sc-vr ' 5 'f"
gentleip.an wouldn^i’-h>iue^bought .many j .eral day.-- r*-pojtCv| tVatJc<frnfi.s t(J?)be.stj tfcdf v. > > *ffi'fci‘ii< tri.lu
negroes this suniuitr.' j biw been known Iw years, apparently. 7t , ^ , s st N
The V.JKAtiMIt Ml .say-; that Mrs. ! promise* to surpass any previous crop m ; Webstaratotii.. ftinneriv ■■vcuimv,! i» ." '.r. n.
ui*; !>}«#<»« r *■**• *" ‘ • |um
with much more agility than a great martyr Le \.pi^ 6^oit u
ladies 0She was former-
h^of J.opes country, rji.it luisjDf^icliving in
utilizeil in running the , ,
Drat falls in the rive*, reman but «, siipi>ln iuex-
pensivc* tluiti pi Jogs and tilank, m-ctssarv. r T T iiin
mngiiiliK'nt water-fuller is easily <^>«f7V»!IFds aftd
lues ill f»lJ otf 42 l t,.ii<*rt v-two.iijul a haifj feet.within
.t'!ivve-<|iiarters\ or a niilc'. with a^cbVnpara-
ti'vclv Hii*iall expcti(litu«ejupniui maiv (tom. 125,OTP
(onv n.iUdic'f.ind Iwein • vi tiviupuud' .‘•jiiiidlea,
with looms in pVnporVPm*. crflvlie-flrlXciff* l>5^ thirt
w.at"!* m"v.(> ; .ib\i for Jbn. '^fi’wddi '
fp.na 1 niipr mi l u; .'lv: t1<V. ■ df the nrmnensw
|kav*i rio.v ;vp.<ed it sllithat if ueedwl: toj;*uakf/
this pro;.crKiln: sit »of a j,n>si>'*rotis amt popu-
mnimfacMtifiiig'viliege. ‘.Tne'helsbAitl itfepec
tlou ofeuuitnli.it* i;; in itcd, F.ulJL»'tl)d r4 fwUsfac i *
t- ry dcfails ’Villlic furmsbe»nipbii fippTWfitfOn.
J. IUriiffDIiB BROWNE,
A. 1 LLGES,
IVuVtttes.
*x « nonjovt-nin •♦vreoi. .7:4 i\*or jnv
i; liB lf f m '\y f
1 a p>ld mine.
* v ia\i>i.oiiH)s.
f TayfbT coValtW for tiiijeteen i that the crop prospect is not every where A1J advertising at my expense. F01 a
yikrk, :■ ’ • .Lgloqniy. Tne Athens Banner says that comminnton .a-nlo > will be iuss than tb-
ov, j«.'is.'iHn r.i" t.whp ...... jir T«Y«c I prosi.eots about there are now very bright, your aciyertlsi»« t.m.i I rent,proia-rty. polU-.-
Sheritt Kunlcin, oil'RJiett e-county, le.cn.., Vi,. ....... s u-litrh < - use d lie fnrin- - taxes, .fee., attend U i-e;,airs am! «ive c.
“ arrivsrfi rn'ifiieo-n Ttw-iday- -tn-'aWeest one | 1 n< - »<jtent lai .s "“ lcl1 t-asui tne tann , hU]H . V viston to all liroiicrty in my nlianie.
toes, peas and other things lire good."
It is pleasant and reiresiling to know
rs to be so hide for the time lining held
,.d.mistaken Mr. Hull gawdngjton, a i -^, L bou ut,ll/ -yW- to^Bc.i
.Ed.IlarrijtKton.on a requisition, •’ He'found
that, ae h'aq cg'lhe, a'' -'-- ” " :
..- He Sad ihistaken X
good c-iti;-i,i-of-Maoou,-;f<3n hisan in: Tin
Macon people have a good joke on Mf.
HatfMl»^i&tiy*.i»5!%ng5prJ>'<|te.Kynfc on the
...Texts sheriff.
*■ Tne'BninftrSd'^e'DeffiocTat reports a nat-
■Turai'um'iusity in the townyas-foliows-. “Mr.
D, D. .Stilts,.of th,
esponderitf
to the Americus Recorder writes: “The
caterpillar or cotton worm lias appeared
on the river farms in smull numbers. Their
..... _ .. . . _ . first appearance last year was in late June
men uncler consideration^ not unhke a 1? y_ -UI ahjA.tm.w^-ikrliccthamthipnar. I m-
other cat, except in tne size ana snape <n though the cotton was perhaps further an- [jjne of said promissory notes to.payt.0 tne jmiintifl
its fore feet anff iHflbs. The limb* are per- vanced la-stlyear on the| 30tli of Jim
31-esent ■year. tTiu’'
lv developed dowJI~to the
i’hereStijEy dWclffie Vwtward
8 the ilimffli'-tUeteferows out
from each leg a perfect fdot—claws and
all—giving him six feet instead of four. As
inaj-tid’-supposed,'Thomas is'-a great pet,
C. apt) -feeds^ttity oirt-hgy.hcst grass-fed- beef
' ~ ‘to be' had at frrgr:iTn’s-rtrarkdt.' He- is about
half grown, andjis as.playful and ac{i\ e as
any kitten of his age and habits.'' t
Millodgqville Chronicle: On Tuesday last
our friend Martin Gordy stepped into
Brake’s barroom and asked for a match.
Mr« IftnrellilnHjded out the box and Gordy
S helped -himself,'strunk one, lit his puffer,
and threw the burning stump down, not
- op ithstftoof. As. he cypeeted, but into the
•' iiufighole of a barrel Which contained prob-
,ably a.quart qj whisky. Immediately there
was a slight explosion, and a stream of fire
shot up to She ceiling, which-continued to
burn ulitij the bead of the barrel-was burst
out. " No damage wrs cjone, but it was re
markable how suddenly those present were
called away upon urgent business. Gordy
started for the opposite side of the street,
closely followed try Mr. Ferrell, who said
- he wasn’t soared himself, but only wanted
to let Gordy kiiow that there was no
danger.
The following from the Atlanta cor
respondent of the Macon Telegraph ex
plains the beer garden rumor: Dr. R. M.
Cohen has figured quite extensively in the
local press recently. It seems that he
made up his mind to either appoint, biui-
self or have himself appointed post trader
at the soldiers' camp near Atlanta. Coheji
appears to be about the only man who
wants Cohbn to be appointed- Ilc has an
idea that he can open up a beer garden
near th.. oamua ttnd will sell beetright and
b **“ ’ - \Mvtvdr, is all bosh. - In tne
* j t*qpu*>,art» not humped on
bn p rfpPd" the Reservation
pcrience ol* 15 yeura, 1 can t
TintaK'?.
^ TE V.\ N TS.
Cal| anmyl)i$f. If 'T'Tiki v/Ti))t Tfui
the time the ne*t raip af |(jrm. ^isli/rh-i|!*me y«n- : <.ri)»rfr^ of >-h*n
o theu-nt- |
cleaned of
iinoSt find 'crops were rrqiidly eleaneiT of
I-liWthe time tlie next rain af- U'K' 11 'J
ly oft at! fieidk “wei-C inTxcellfent i Ulw '
i m
v yin
fi'JlVrs- iiinvelriiAK 1 .
Wash, aunt l>» the time tlie next rain af- 'Jh' .'T U TIaw 1 ,'** • 'r y l
rfrtd ntTinyhrt ot! ai : iffi ‘w'*C in>X*bel»nt j "U-aKso.-u.rf* ht.A« J lr , >I Alt!
condition t* receive it. Both corn and l se wed friAf A Real Estate Agc-ut'.
wltoOre miol-.ing, eSt-riTueiy: VretranjT / uTw'j:ci..fll.r,.M.'N . Geuraiu, Muscogee Coin-ty-
rieii harvesTrtf botilis expnelieo. s* Vi 4 i -as. i T ! -Moilgace, .fee. In Mu-cosie
A e ji-respondent mini Hatcher’s sta%m | »• H- HIC 1 " 1 iV.^Vi
, .. _ppearin« to the Court- by the petition
i Win. L. Tillmau, accompanied by the notes and
moriKOKC deed, tlfat on thc T TDuvtli day of May
j Eighteen Hundred and Eighty-three, the in lend-
! ant iiit^i 1 and delivered rto tin plaintiff her two
promissory notes, bearing date the day and year
c fcliaA)U .. _
Dollars and Twenty-two C<
from date at'e^fljb |>jrt- 3<-rjjl
•fiiil notif \V,
attorney'
date
eeived ;‘«nnd by the other of said promi-
sedto pay to the
ths after the
thereof, Eighteen Hundred and Eiahty-
vanced husti year on the) 30
it is JulyTtMly torei
dannitcasTo; bei exp^ctciq from ThisVnn ihff
pest, will -db&hfcless Jdepend, to u>. gseat* d'U'
tent upon the weather, If the seasons , value rcuuivc(1 . SL
should continue fnvoral>iej-and-tne ootton-, ^on*TioK:s a thc.'‘defeii()ant promis
continue full of sap, tendter and groyvt-hy,'j -pi.mntfl' or Wearer, thirty-six m
much damage may be expected; it dry,and '* r
the cotton becomes j&i]
little may be realizecL”
The Fox T’unin>»kail.
Atlanta JoniiAil.
“Plain Talk.” tFeltomiias a start ling let?
ter in to-day’s 'Mt\.}'0)’
Bacon’s usuallysuyplietP
the text o^fP]ain.WK , « ,, tett!|f. II h&ju^h
the democratic party of Gebrjfia of aU tJorts
of trickery and carmptioii| a^ tUfft -it liaH’
outlived ‘its usefulness. It suggestb to
necessity of tl;rowii^the parto'.oNQrbbard,.
and hintsihf«t-thi8 Oan be dQftfe by rur^rilng
some good; .iiidependent/t Dr. ffel^oh, >re:
suppose, <jK_ coutse^; b^Tall.ylng- negr^.
vote mount hiitty and’ thus toFfiUP^ a new
inde ]/end miVdemoc ratic-tepubliotti i - riegm
party to domlnikte the. state. Bays ‘-Platn 1
Talk” Felton, who. shrev/tUy used Major-’
Bacon’s candidacy as a mask for his own
political aggrandizement:
the (I .
Jlfhty-eijdit:
i inL:rqcsli
n. aiidjill
. i per cept!
iCtion thereof, 1
. ent per annuin, and
suhi note was not paid at maturity, ten per cent
attorney^ tees for the collection ihere'.f, f«. rvalue
receivfea't Anil that alVjrw.trd-. on the day apd
year afdrjwrtd, the defondant, the better to secure
the of said notes, executed and deliver-
. ed tfftfw main tiff her deed of Mortgage, whereby
r * *- ijr -*^endant morUfasedto the iilaintiff all
■* - ** ^im situated cn the west
tJcity’&J't'olumbus, and
ling jpDout twenty-five
■*-' — J ** l out twenty-
mniujf back
as part of lot
ir$1fc:r' sixlJ*Hv«. wfth ain.tMi* improvements
Hiejfeoo, t»oii.which ts.silqKed Store House
-number ctlfithuOdred »ml forty-three ; and it fur
tber liiMjrfirJriiifthatsikiri.potifiS'rehuiir) unpaid:
K 41 ‘rY.0^t thCksuid defendant
pay nVbai.ripurt-'bU*,or before thMirst day of the
nextfev'njfThereftr. th^nrincipafv interest, attor-
e;vi- d‘e£ on said
rai.vyiTaji.v
sAivTto sai<] arirtuaie
notes, or show
. und that on I
so to do. tlie iMjiiJfcj | 7
^ burred and f
TFTf ftirr
lislud ill the (’olumbus I.noci
gazette printed and pnhljshc
1 "‘•SupposeT the negro should vote for a j county, !anee a month (or tour
good man against 1 the convict ring and ! ori "'^' ourt ’ orstnctl
™ ; . y ,, ... — : RTiuumui uci
thus outwit con vict boodle, will any sane ■ three months i
man in Georgia say the end does not justi- [ Court,
fy the means? Will anybody rise un and;
sav that negro votes in prohibition or anti- 1
fendant or her special agent or at?
iked thus i run daily
nr 11 15 p ni ..
except Sunday.
Trains
to
C. J. THORNTON, J
Plaintiff’s Attorney.
A true extract from the minute
May term,
he next term of thi 1
J. T. WILLIS,
.bulge C.
10 00 a i
7 I? 4 w
inarkeifUiusf rtm <
■» rAarl*e<l rlrnnulail.V^xdepWSattirfla
Elegant Local Sleeping Cars on night Tn
• Noh. 50and 54: between Savannah and Maco
I ta, trains Nos. 58 and 51. ', . - I
Pu.Iman Buffett Cars between Cincinnati and .Jacksonville, and through Sitting Car between
Chattanooga and Jacksonville via Atlanta, Albany and Waycross. Through Palace Sleeping (Jar
Berths on sale at
Depot* Ticket Office 30 minutes j
r. PON^.
else? JJut, Isays anatlicr, Ui.at will give-j
■Heenst- to the iioVnred Totvi> to do some
thing terrible at another time and in an-j
other canvass. All, dear lovers of senti-]
ment and short-sighted uolitical seers, j
colored votes have elected every
governor in Georgia since 187G, and j
colored votes have defeated every man
vlio-oniaisedthe AUauta j-iiig^lurUig all
tlfit tilnfe. If the negro at any tinie thregt-
1*1^ <■*. 1
: thregt- U I
■- "''|pnj ] , w
.m-iltthe.'public safety id is now,
mtingy Is tyaisci-iniijiatiely (.ised.by oue skje.
to debauch the impecunious voter, and
when a mistaken sense of political duty
blinds the other side to the danger- that is
G ha*take* tfce Itad tn
s of Miip pas* or
:?!• r>fwt y.'ik given
universal •"’.uslao
MURPHY BR03»
Pans, Te*
©hasvrja the Uvtr or
the public ari l Aq-w rr. j<»
aittnti^ the leading Modi-
ciiiCtofthe-oildfim.
A. L. SMITH.
_ J, Pi.
' gLwii^laitiandhoqvl^.inp it .thi-eut, I . .AJJViy
Tf : ;■. - | ? -fe Vt latum
>' • twaen.tio-mnniue*> a*id.a.r.;KUviU. fTl
ADVJEBTXSING
tv-^ten ,t+q-.in’i fiilfeo a*id.a-i
Bult-isqrnt iii'dnntft.:, ■>’ ;
- HTU* £.«£aw«t ilsttAs >K»k«
publishing letters from proi
Af-ati r- of
ir ent colored
Mcrrii st ..IcMoerat; the pruridtic' clUrt n of
•i(jteorgI»i,-cuutemjliftteituo issue .thus -ixiaue
l.v thishiijJ^tibrfR ag« -
and political welfare of our common
wealth.
.AGEffTS
PH!A
between Montgriiucry and Wayeross.
'rickets for all points and Sleeping
prior to leaving time ofall trains.
WILLIAM ROGEH8, Ger.’l Snpt., Savannah. T. D. KLINE. Hupt. S. W. R. R.. Macon.
W. F. KHELLMAN. Traffic Manager, Savannah. (L A. WHITEHEAD, Gcn.l Paw. Agent.
^■I‘L f -b ARK. f \geut. (-.'oUnnbu.s, Ga.
B. F. COLEMAN, Jr„
UNDERTAKER AND DEALER LV
Patent Metalic Caskets, Wood Cases & Caskets,
Five Cold and Two Silver Morale,
awarded in, 1885 at the- Expositions ot
New Opleans and Louisvilje, and the In
ventions Exposltion'of London.
The superiority of Coi-alirie 1 over "horn
or wjialeiiorio has now been demonstrated
by over five years’ experience. It is moM
durable, more pliable, more comfortably
and neoct- brtato.
Avoid cheap imitations made of varioH
kinds of cord. None are genuiue un'eg
“Du. Warxeu’s Coral ink” is prints
ou inside ol steel cover. >
FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING MEROHAITS.
WARNER BROTHERS,
353 Bro^dw-ay, New York Citi
the famous brand a
OLD MILL FURE OLD R«
i Children’s Gloss White Cits».-jj *nd. Gi.skvls, CJ-iihircu’s -Olosis t
l^VijiL; A.I < - ti 11 j i Ch.vJv<’J.^.. JBui-ifil-HgIibs. till prices from . ; $1.5b i
Up,. . LfrstitViJr 1 .:'l.?.(;ii?irtir-ti'*“ii -t'ii -or^liv&j ¥Sv«l#lK ^Lre? , t, ’ 77^.7^.,7-7
four doors west kii Th as; -Kii 1 her t s' f‘littfi mr "Off ico.
This whisky w.is Introduced origiiially. in the vei
D52. Mini Is eou*»aiP!y . ,uiv rrTemli!. It l
roduct ofAl’.e in>jft i v -ur< .’oti preoiliiistih
. rain, l-oin ' laAslil um
!• Tiiiirf.rixl l y hjc, i
mj£ of flt\ or
oclR ly
:• A! 4 anil ohl. rs i-eliciUC
oy rhejagii.rT. .*>!. J-U Li V, Gpvra Ucdbe.
loth Street and 1st Avenue, L’olumbuB, (j
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