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DAILY ENQUIRER SUN, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNJNG, AUGUST ‘20, ISSfi News from the Three States Told in Brief Paragraphs. Tho Pollen Family Iioomln* l'|>—Tli«. Now I’nltoil Males Jmliro—A Sail Double Knnoriil—l , «l|o<.in«n t'ligll Mill I.lrlnu—All Editor Klo|irs Willi a (lirl—Sliorltt' Annul rmiir, of Tuskogoo, Alabama. Slain lit Solf-Pel'oiiso. tionrifin. Mrs. May Sternhart, of Snn Francisco, C'ol., daughter of G. FrlecUauder, of Bruns wick, is erecting a large residence near the park. It is to have twelve rooms and to cost $3500. Rev. Harrison Jones is assisting the pas tor, R. N.Moody, in a protracted meeting at Liberty Christian church. This church is located eight miles southeast of Buch anan, near Temple. The senatorial convention of the thirty- fourth district, composed of the counties of Henry, Dclvalb and Gwinnett, has nomi nated Mr. Earnest M. Ward us the demo cratic candidate for the state senate. Probably the youngest printer in t lie state is little Ben, the live-year-old son of Tom Turner, a typo in the Rome Bulletin oliice. The little fellow is already familiar with the cases, and is rapidly learning to set type. Thursday the gun clubs of Savannah, Macon, Jacksonville, Millen and Augusta meet in friendly contest in Augusta, and the progressive young men who constitute the Augusta club are arranging for the entertainment of the visiting marksmen. Lincolnton News: Dr. J. S. Lane showed a number of his friends a sample of the ore from his mine in Warren county. It is glistening and glittering with the yellow stuff. Every little crevice in the rock is bristling with it. It is beyond a doubt the richest that our eyes ever feasted on, and, as the doctor says, it does look like he will get rich. Rev. Micajali Lane, father of Dr. James H. Lane, died at the residence of the latter at .Washington Monday morning after several days illness. With the exception, perhaps, of Major Freeman and Mr. Isaiah Paschal, Mr. Lane was perhaps the oldest citizen of Wilkes county, having died at the advanced age of U3 years. He was a soldier of the war of 1812. When the fast train between Atlanta and Savannah had proceeded a half mile nearly below the Urillin depot Sunday, it was discovered that a lady had failed to get off, and was greatly distressed. The train came to a stop, and was soon rapidly moving hack to deposit the lair passenger. It is not a. weakness of all railroads lo ex tend this kind of courtesy to the traveling public. News and Advertiser: There will be three W. H. Feltons in the next legisla ture, one from Bartow, one from Bibb, one from Macon county. All three will make excellent members. The winds of the Gor don convention, to gratify the ill-will of the Atlanta Constitution, were not tem pered in mercy to the Felton family. But they will get there Eli all the same. Atlanta Journal: Captain W. T. New man, tlie recently appointed judge of the United States district court for the north ern district of Georgia, is 43 years of age, an excellent lawyer and an estimable gen tleman. For over ten years lie tilled the position of city attorney with signal ability. His appointment gives general satisfaction, and all who know him have confidence that he will discharge the duties of his position promptly, firmly and conscien tiously. Amerieus Republican: We learn that a negro man, Jere Ross, living on the place of Mr. John R. King, in Webster county, was shot and instantly killed Keurduy night. It is said a double-barrel shotgun, loaded witli buckshot , was used, and the negro teas riddled. No clue to the mur derer. or the cause of the shooting, could be given. Alilbailiil. Policeman Pugh still lives, though be is very low. Miss Etta Shields, of Uniontown, was buried on Monday. She was a most ac complished and lovable girl, and her death cast a gloom over the community. A Tuskegee dispatch says (hat Ben C. Thompson, who killed Sheriff Armstrong, was not arrested until ho insisted on it himself for purposes of investigation. It was a clear case of self-defense. Montgomery Dispatch: The double funeral of Judge and Mrs. John A. Minnis took place from the family residence at 6 o’clock last afternoon. A large number of friends followed the remains to the sleep ing fields. The Eufaula correspondent of the Mont gomery Advertiser, referring to the heat of Sunday, says that -‘pocket watering places were in demand, and an iceberg Sunday night would have been received with a torchlight procession and ban quet.” On August 16 Editor Caliihan, of the Eutaw Mirror, passed through Birming ham with his charming bride, whom In- had married up the A. G. S. R. R., in Geor gia: The father was opposed to the match, but the girl was as true as steel, so a Gretna Green was sought in Georgia, and although the wardrobe was lost, the girl was won. Articles of incorporation of another street rail way in Birmingham were tiled with the secretary of state N\ eunesilay. The incorporators Are Messss. Knock Ln- slev, Thomas D. Radciiff, Rufus II. Hay- good, Thomas S. Smith, and Win. A. \\ al low, Jr. It is known as “the Birmingham and New Pittsburg Railway Company. The capital stock is placed at $100,000. to be divided into 2000 shares at $50 each. Florida. There were 100 arrivals at the various hotels at St. Augustine the past week. Beauford has a new paper called the Suwanee River Messenger. Work lias begun on the new Catholic church at Orlando, i t will lie 54 by 80 feet. The continuous rains of the past four weeks has injured the late crop of melons in Columbia county. A tannery has been started at Fort My ers for the curing of alligator hides, snake skins, fawn skins, etc. Some of the Gadsden.farmers have coin- menced to pick cotton, and the crop will soon be on the market. The long continued bad weather has caused the sponge fishing business to come to a standstill on the gull. The Everett hotel, at Jacksonville, will open two months earlier than usual this year. The town of Hilliard, in > assail county, is spreading itself in extent and new buildings. George W. Watts is Columbia's new chairman of the democratic executn e committee. Genovar has leased the opera house at St. Augustine to an experienced theatrical manager. Guilford Register, of Hamilton county, has 175 living descendants. T hey will have a reunion on September 1. The rafters for the roof are being placed in position on the west wing oi the 1 once de Leon hotel at St. Augustine. Six hundred thousand feet of lumber have been used the last month in the erection of stores and dwellings at Key West. It is estimated that by the removal of 2518 cubic yards of earth, at a cost oi $755.40, the Indian river inlet can be opened. Tam pa at last has a waterworks contract te?- }' l ' c water will be brought from I Bellows lake, about five miles from the I The frame work of the new Presbyterian “A • St , ar nj, is "early complete. Work on this building will now be shoved forward with all possible speed. A small caterpillar, similar to the army worm, but .not half so large, lias made its appearance in force in some portions of Pensacola, and is destroying all tender vegetation. It was only intended to complete two stories of the college dormitory at DeLand tins season, but so many app-Rations for scholarships have been i . red that or ders for the completion u. t.ie entire build ing- hvno been given, Hume l-'t-iimli- GilU-uc. The death of Airs, Caldwell, who, for many years, occupied a prominent position among the most useful educators of the south, has given rise to the inquiry, ! whether the Rome Female college will be suspended. The greatness of the loss il lias sustained is mournfully recognized, and yet its halls must he kept open. Her son. Prof, S. C. Caldwell, with competent assistants, will have charge of the educa tional work of the college, and ids wife, with him, will have control of the board- ■ ing department, and of the social life of tlie young Indies of the institution. it may be well for me, as president of tlie college, whose great bereavement neces sitates this change, to say that my son, Professor S. C. < 'aldwell, who graduated at Princeton in 1868, lias been associated with me as a principal teacher for eighteen years. He has been quietly giving instruc tions, unsurpassed in accuracy, thorough ness and efficiency, and now occupies a prominent position among tlie distin guished educators of the state. He has been secretary, and also president of the Georgia teachers’ association. He has served as one of the instructors in the teachers’ institute for several years, and now is under appointment to an important position in the teachers’ institute, to be opened in Atlanta on the 2d of August. Airs. S. C. Caldwell, a gifted and culti vated lady, who has lived in tlie college lot and been intimately associated with the faculty, sometimes as a teacher, is well fitted for the position she will occupy. The exercises of the college will, there fore, be resumed, with competent assist ants, on the first Monday of September, under this new arrangement, which, I trust, will be satisfactory to the trustees of tlie synod of Georgia and to our natrons. . J. M. AL Caldwell, President. PflWDEft QR.PRICES SPECIAL FLAVORING extracts PUREST AND STRONGC5T i NATURAL mu IT ^ i FLAVORS sssssssssssss s s MOST PERFECT MADE Prepared with strict roe -rd to Purity. Strength and Healtlitulnoss. I>r. Prim's Raking Powder contains no, Anitnonltt. I.lmo or Alum. Dr. Price’s Fxtracts Vanilla, Lemon, orange, etc., tlavor deliciously. PRICE b A KING POWDER CO., Chicago and St. Louis. Giound daily, and fresli all the time At *1.15 Per Stick, CASH. O NE OH MORE SACKS', ns wanted- These prices will hold good unless some tl Kiwi tions in markets or the .Merchants and Brokers' Association forces the mills to reftise to sell me Where 1 furnish the sacks 2'yC per bushel extra will be charged lor the sack. * s s s S For Fifty Years the great Remedy for Blood Poison ana Skin Diseases. For 50 Y ears. It never Fails! Interesting Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free td all who apply. It should be carefully read by everybody. Address THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. S S S s s s sssssssssssss ALL FIRST-CLASS Storekeepers now kesp It for Sale, TC- Adyick to Mothbkb.—Mrs. Winslow’s < Soothing Syrup should always be used when children are cutting teeth. It re lieves the little sufferer at once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the little cherub awakes as “bright as a button.” It is very pleasant to taste. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays ail pain, relieves wind, regu lates the bowels and is the best known j remedy for diarrhoea, whether arising from teething or other causes. Twenty- live cents a bottle. je!7 d&wly j Telephoning in Water. Divers in thirty feet of water at Holyoke ; dam, near Hartford, have kept up com munication with the men at the pumps by means of telephone. The wire runs down ] and through the helmet to a small tele phone, so that the diver can direct the work of the hoisting engines more directly than by the old system of signals by jerk ing a life-line. Saved Ills Life. Mr. I). 1. Wilcoxson, of llorse Gave. Ky.. says he was, for many years, badly afflicted with Phthisic, also Diabetes; the pains were almost unendurable and would some times almost throw him into convulsions. He tried Electric Bitters and got relief from first bottle and after taking six bot tles, was entirely cured, and had gained in fle.sli eightciU) pounds. Says he positively believes he would have died, had it not been for t he relief afforded by Electric Bit ters. Sold at 50c. a bottle by Brannon A Carson. eod&w Still Room for Improvement. The new postal card has many good j qualities, but t here is nothing about it that will prevent the carrier reading it as lie ! journeys along life’s sidewalks.—Detroit Free Press. Miraculous Escape. \V. W. Reed, druggist, of Winchester, i Ind., writes: -‘One of my customers, Mrs. 1 Louisa Pike. Bartonia, Randolph county, , hid., was a long suite re r wicii consumi>- J Lion, and was given up to die by her physi- j I cians. She heard of Dr. King’s New I)is- j I covery for consumption, and began buying ; i it of me. In si x months’ time she walked | ! to this city, a distance of six miles, and is j now so much improved she has quit using I it. She feels she owes her life to it.” i Free. Trial a bottle at Brannon & Car- j son’s drug Store. eod&w , A dotal Doctor. At Saratoga: “That doctor friend of vouvs seems to take life easy.” , “True. He never gets a patient but lie kills him in a week.— Town Topics. Tin* Summer's *nni. Jf you are suffering with General Debil-j ity, ieel sick, languid and go >dfor noth- ; iiig, don’t fail to get of your druggist a bottle of Westmoreland’s Calisaya Tonic. It will do you good. Pair view Postoffk e. June 12,1SS3. Messrs. Westmoreland Bros. Gentle- | men: 1 bought a bottle of your Calisaya I Tonic some time ago for my daughter wiio : was suffering with a headache almost eon ; stantlv, had no appetite, and was suffering , with general debility. J! gives me great pleasure to state to you that she is now entirely well, and did not take any other , medicine except your Tonic, and ! don’t j hesitate to recommend it as a good mod- j icine. Very respectfiilly. ^ j Brannon & Carson, Wholesale Agents, Columbus, Ga. aug20 dlw ! SIIEJAMIOAII VALLEY Vt’AHEViV. W IN(TMNTi:il. v I Prepares li.-i- University; ColleRe, Army, Navi ! or llnsine--s. Send for catalogue. I c. |, (-. Ml.Mill. M. A. (unv. ofVa.) I.I.. It. | jylK iWlaivain SIM'TIILRX IIOJIE SCIIOIIL Ftlli lilllLS, l!>7 .V PHI S. ( liarles SI.. Itultimore. j Mrs. W. M.Caky. MissCAitv. I Established in B 42. French the language of the 1 School. i.vl» wed sat&w2m V ANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Seven Distinct Departments: Academic, Kntiinet rim;. Hiblicul. Law, l'liarm iey, Med- ie.d Dental. Free tuition to students ir Theology and Manual TeclinoloRy. Data- lotme sent free on application to WII.S nil MI.I1AS. Secretary. Nuahville. J enn. iyl5eod*wlm I nDiiPiP^s N.W.AYEH&SON ADVERTISING AGENTS | buSo PHILAOELPHfiA Cor. Client nut and Eighth Sts. Receive AdvertiHemerits for thin Paper ESTIMSI£S«™."“SffiSFBE! wtuuips for AVER & SUS S HASUJl SOAP. FOR ALL House Cleaning Purposes. 1 Solid I'i-o/.. ('lllco for •!<*. J, J. WOOD, J 38 Broad Street. Stimulate Business! TO PAREXTS. Mnnv linking powders nro vo**v pernicious* to lif-ilth. uni while every one regards hit- own. he should nlsti have a care for the tended ones—tlie little children. SEA FOAM contains none of the had qualifies of imkln&r powders soda or snlerutns. It contains lice hurtful ingredient—no alum or ammonia. SCIEXTIFIG. All ChomlstRiwho have analyzed Reft Fonn commend it. Housekeepers who have used i* will have no other. Cooks, whose best clYortt- have failed witli ether powdew, are jtihilnnn •ver Sea Foam. Saves time, saves labor. Haves* money. It is positively unoqualed. Absolutely pure-. Used by the lending hotels and rest nil rant? - -- in New York eit \ and throughout the country .. For sale by all lirst-elass grocers. GANTZ, JONES' «f CO., 1 Durum St., N. T« BALL’S flu 11 g-ooids s Spring Fashion Plates, PIECE GOOES! Suits IVIade to Order, CLOTHING! CLOTHIITG!. / lordF. and give us your order. Do hot wait tii 1 von are pressed by the season, and then v.-an 1 a -nit made in a hurry. We me prepared, how j ever, to get up suits at very short notice. If yoi j want a suit quick, give us your order. If >ot : I want a suit in thirty days, give us your order. I' ! you want n suit in sixty days, give us your ordei 1 We are Offering Some Excellent Bargains. 1 WE EEEIsrTXOlNr A. : Union L;nvn.* ;i! She : Ulioire Muslins at 7c: Figuml Linen Lawns nl cost. l.v.:yn!':m Lace, worth 12k-. now 8c. Euypliiiu Lan 1 . worlli ><*. now 1:2k. Unlaundried Shirts at B5ci Worth $1,00, Beiiijj' overstot-keil in T a I, i, • Liiifii. Towt-ls didI Na|ikins. | wo will sell ut j trices Unit will jtay you lit huy ami lay aside i until you shall u> oil them. J. A. KIRVEN & CO. "lliftOM-Yi Uicn made tnar mn ner»rnn»>: by a, p-irciiasur airny three y/rrky’ wear ""rzniTTTLY SATISFACTORY very i* l i it'. 1 ; |- • r»*find«d hv h*D« • • . f Ip. t-S. HiMvate , ' •; nr - ', uniii*. \,me genuine witho-n MaT** cirrc/. ^ co ' 1 tard £t:.. New Vork. bA ) k~ . / r 'hicaiH‘ >11: G. J. PEACOCK, Hollins Institute, 'VIEUG-I1TI.A.. '('ills Institute, for the huffier .(lueitiou of young ladi'»s lineiy equipped. I .t:tru:is— , LiteralU’--. 'v-i uce. Music. Art, an in.:; 1 '’ ;ii:«! i hi.rli -m nd;trds 1 y n’i -men and la«lii s of broad i uMur'' -./id • b ' .ned eli.i; toior. It r in]»l<.ys ovor tw nty- ■ ofllc i : t ami c< inn and.* I the further \ .,nla ,f a s :iubivnis mountain I climate, mineral waters, cnnrniiiiH sceni iy. From year to year its uccomiijoiLitions are fully occupied. i The FonTv-i-'oriri n annual - *■■•■ion will open on i the loth of S. ptcinbtr. I'*»r rurther’iiiforiiKiqon 1 apply at ilolJhi' 1*. O.. Virginia. Used for over £.*» y r wifh gr e.it at; cnmhytho^ physleiiuis t i 1 • 1 7 -, • w Y- rk nu 1 ). ndou, and HUp.-ri r t > i ’l o a i * r f ■ t r ucr 1 < tiro of all cases, rcff.ii. t -fiU-. .ii. n, J u.»onlyia Glass lint ih i, ,.j or: .id. •••• oh. I-HICK 75 (’I N IS, . , id! .I T.id CiiE.U'EaT CADsULl. i IM Jit. , . ’.lilKilT. CL.N. t LIE >S -^ Paris. Every- where. * / j e i coLi'jmrs. <:. Founders and Machinists. DKALKHS 11 N jyfl 2tawtse*pl5 l.u Liiiit'. ).)ids<c,| Mini Malfhed Ueiliny and Flooi'iii” and oilier Lumber. S | tee i; 111 y made of Bressin^ Luinher tor othl 1 i 1 jiai'fies. Piloting, Book-Binding AND Paper Boxe —agi:>:ts fob DRUNKENNESS OR THE LiaUOR HABIT. POSITIVELY CURED b t ADMINISTERING DR v HAINES' GOLDE? 8PECIE17* II can be given in n cup of coffee or tea without the knowledge of the person tak ing it; is absolutely harmless, and will ef fect a permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker or an al coholic. wreck. Jt has been given in thou~ sands of eases, and in every instance a per fect cure has followed. It never falls. The system once impregnated with the Specifu; it becomes an utter Impossibility for tnc- liquor appetite to exist. For Sale by FOR S-A-XjUJ BY M. D. HOOD & CQ., DRUGGISTS, f#:S HROAI> ST., COM .MIM S, (iA. Cull or write for circular & full particular*. on Royal Pumps, Judscn Governors, Eberman Feeders, Standard ln;ectors, Hancock Inspirators and .”NC OK KVI.ftV IJESOrUI'TION AT LOWEST PRICES. . I.ArUiE STOCK of all kin<t„,.f PAPER, if , V eluding Letter, Packet and Note Heads, Bii Heads. Statements, always on hand. Also En velopcK, Cards. &c., printed at short, notice Pape r Hoxe of any size or description not kep’ in stock mane at short notice. 13 OS. Gll.ltllki, If lJ Randolph Street, opposite Post Olhce. c BROWN COTTON GIN MAMT XCTI'HKIiS UK Sli'aHoi)'' 1111j>!>>'.,<I Ahsui'itlion Jen .Miirhiues. Saw Mill.- I’miijts. Ih.liuw Ware. Synip Kettles, ADVERTISERS Can learn the exact cost of any proposed line of advertising in American Papers by addressing' Geo. P. Rowell A Co.» Newspaper Advertising Bureau, JO Spruce St., New York. Send 1Qnis for 100-nmie PamDhlet o u ga r C a n e M i I Is. I Pit. RICE The College ot Letters, Music and Art. Sixteen professors and teachers; five in music, with the .Misses Cox, directors. Misses Kcichenan and Records, both graduates of Lefpsic. and Mis* Ueaderick, a thoroughly trained vocalist; full apparatus with mounted telescope. For cata- ogues address 1. F. COX, Pres’t. j> 11 d&w‘2m ! ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. I ii I rout <>f V ind Ioii Mu F. M. K. l (iRLFABLY to an orde.' issued out of • x ('ourt of Ordinary oi .-aid •ourty, will !)• within the legal hours of sale, mi the lir-t 1' flay in H -pteiubi r ne xt, at the corner of Bn and Tenth streets, in the city of ( oi’imbus .*• state and county, all ofthe personal i r* *pei ■ , longing to the tate of Mollie .Jones, late •-1 u ' lifainorul Ring. Te r “^« cash. GEO Y. POXL, augt oaw trl Administrato \‘Z'2 Murk el, Street, lict. 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P*. ; • K.-i.l. ’l.u f.ict re ii'uiiii'iid i- r-.'in, f> mv cun-. \\ lien l' i- incouvenlent' ,t ill • ••ity for treatment, medicine* cun be sent privately fc . 1 safely by until or express anvw here. S Cures Guaranteed in all Case& undortakoa. , ^ , , , <' iM'i'.tHti■ n»■* |.*-ri»«,unlly or l,y letter fr**e and invlt“d CIkm c 'ei ieasouablo ami eorres|H>udeuco btrictly cauLuenual. 4 PRIVATE COUNSELOR Of200pagca, s-ntto any address, curtly aenled, f«>r thirty ■ ) • l • 1 > •• HI. \d.i: .-is ai al .»ve OlLce boura f;uia * A. M. tu9 P but. lav». 2 to i P. ii THE ^DUPLEX ^ is tlie only i’.-ri. ‘ . \TI. V Vi \ M V( CO Ulanm.dii. my2*f wl7t