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Mr T\ tola Bhtal4*r, on* of 8* George's popular rmiM m*o. and Mtaa Am Klisa Hill on* of ColleUrg* fair voting ladle*. ***** married on lb* Bth of this aeoaih. Wr extend coMgrato laiiona to lb* happy roupt*. Only at*al lnt*4 and burglar proof tafr* ua*4 M»n*r lnan*4 anylluna of vain* a low rata of ln«*r**l W*- Irrbury alarm rkirk*. 7S c*nl» laala J. Mchattl. Reliable Pawnbroker. _ MIT MIM HARD. I'rnaltlea llaublcd Taae* In Thla In* *ta*c*. There la an Instance on record In Auguata where a tai payer, having abeented blmaelf from the city at the taxpaying time, and. returning, wish ing to do tbe Mjuare thing, paid hi* taxes and tbe penalties Incurred. Hl* taxes amounted to «ii cants. The 10 per cent penalty added, his taxes WiiU to 71 oenta. The $1.50 coses sdded ran tbe amount to $2.21. The return, of course, was on personal property. A councilman talking to me last night, said be was going to endeavor to regulate this—as he did not believe tbe penaltie* should double taxes, fin der any circumstances. The Critical Stage. Baltimore American. Aguinaldo is reaching the critical stage of the proclamation habit. IS IT WORTH ANYTHING TO YOU squire, honest dealings, prompt servics, strict at tention to your order* and in earnest desire to satisfy you, no matter at wbxt cost. Add to this our very Urge end complete stock of Watches, Diamonds, tine and medium grades Jewelry, Sterling Silver wear, Rich Cut Class, en ables ns to ofi'er von in ducements worthy of your attention. Wi. Mietart & Cu„ Jewelers. 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I it wsog H .. ..... ... .. 7 u <> Butter!** lhil"S and Smith: Lew.« sad iw*rg. o At PMl*4elpbla— riiiu4#tfh«a» .. *s- •• •* #.» < 1 nJ 4 5 HiiKfß* nM<4 tut M Ftrliid * hlnprfi and MfOHft. At Krv Tori- N*M T«ab ~ 1 • « Baltimore .. . « T I iitlfriM Mr kin a ltd leiftmrr ; M uffhra m 4 *t* ...... «• t I I 7 * I Hati. rt.s T.ylorsod iTerornts. P»w -*ll and Hhre.lt. Xtr«nd •ifamr- Fiv* InR)H(i — to leul. .. .. ~ « * 1 ITet. land I 5 « ttalicriew- KudhotT and Suftkn . Young and Olft*r. At leitmlvllk* S • 7 pttwburg .....I M * Rstterle*—Ounnlngham and Kit* tredge. Tannehtll aod I town man. The Club* SUBding Won. L»ol p. C. Boston ** 4i .«S5 Baltimore W ** ••*$ t*ln< Innatl SO H •*** Chicago *1 « - 513 <?lev*l*nd 77 *2 .hi! Philadelphia 71 ** .511 New York 71 71 .U>7 Pittsburg <0 73 .191 Ixtulsvllle SK 7* .I*3 Brooklyn H sti .11- Washlngton 50 91 .*l7 Bt. le>ul> 39 105 . 371 DIAMOND JUBILEE CARNIVAL. Macon, Os , The Central of Georgia railway will sell excursion ticket* Augusta to Ma con. Ga.. on Oct. 11, 12 and 13. with Dual limit Oct. 15. ISM. at rate of $2.70 for the round trip. And will also sell excursion tickets on Oct. 10, 11, 12 and 13, with Anal limit to Oct. I*. I*9B, at one fare for round trip. For Informa tion regarding schedules, etc., apply to M, C. Jones, C. T. A.: W. A. Gibbes, U T. A., or J. W. Nall, Commercial Agent CONFESSED MURDER. A Mystery of Long Ago Cleared Up on a Deathbed. Washington Courthouse, 0., Oct. 6. Eleven years ago, Lewis Ball was foul ly murdered here, his head being cut off with a razor, and hla head and body laid across the railroad track in such a manner as to appear that he had been killed by train. Abraham Huffman was arrested for the crime, but was released for lack of convicting evidence. Others were suspected, but It looks now as If the death-bed confession of Mis. Jeffreys,of Hillsboro, 0., lust made In the presence of four persons, whom she called to her death-chamber, will reveal the identity of the murderer. Mrs. Jeffreys Implicated herself, an other woman and four men, giving their names. She said that she held Ball's head while a man cut It off with a razor. Mile said also that the blood was al lowed to How In ii tub, which was af terwards concealed under n house, and Unit the Other woman held Ball on her lap while Ills head was being cut off The men carried the body and head to ll,e railroad track to cover up the crime The persons implicated live in and about tbe city. Detectives have gone to Highland county for additional evi dence, and a big sensation is looked for. . ifjr 1 ff jf t \J c* U K*l‘ A XIJL- J% AltD. 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Orb T Mnadav sfternooß Wllllato Daatal* aa etoploy* ’ of ito Granhy Cntlaa Mills. r»a» B**r ."•ins Mg MM* lhrough cfvl»MSßes* oa hi* part Mr. Usalalt I* • hoy abnat * 17 nut of *4*. <*d 1* *BM*i«W*d la ito i • ardigg d»M*ni* dd at to* milt BMi Mgjfctas totM*. y lb* BMMthla*ry bs Mat aot u attsatlvv as b* should h*** ii*«a and rastoMßiif m«« raugbt la is stofl and df**B I* H* eoßld ao« rxi tickle himself and Mss slowly i drasra nearer hi* d**lh. Ills *kull M*s i rushed and to •»» I*B la * B»«sl horrible condition InfortnaalHy for tto young man to toy in ito mo#- ilob Into Mhicb to ws* ihrwMii for ntutrly fifteen aftnuu* before H was discovered that to had been severely I Injured Medbal aid mbs latatedlately sum j rnoned and everything that cool be j done for the gllevlatloß of the Alter ing boy Mg* not negle* led He mbs taken to tto eily hoapltnl. Mhere Dr. Gibb** Is at lending blot Yesterday morning h# mss resting m*!l and hopes !of his recovery are sllll entertained. His wound* sre of a very serious na ture. hi* skull tolag badly crushed. Whether his brain will be aflccted In case of his recovery 1* not known, at nothing will to known until he has fairly started on the road to recov ery. NASHVILLE’S TREASURER. Is a Defaulter and Attempts to Kill himself. Nashville, Tenn., Oct. 7. Waller O. Doss, who has served in the offl clal capacity of city treasurer of the city of Naahvllle since November the 14th. 1895, was yesterday morning sus pended by Mayor Dudley for Irregular ities In office, and because of the dis grace he brought upon himself and In fear of warrants to follow Mr. Dojs yesterday evening about six o'clock, at his home on South High street, at tempted suicide by shooting himself in the left breast. The news of an alleged shortage on the part of Treasurer Doss came to light yesterday morning about ten o'clock, and the report at once spread rapidly throughout the city. All sorts of rumors were set. afloat, some lo the effect that the defalcation would reach way up into the thous ands, and that the treasurer had left the city for unknown parts, with a large sum belonging to the city in his possession. These Bensal tonal stories, however, proved later to be a great exaggera tion, as so far as has been developed the peculation is only a few hundred dollars, and Mr. Doss Instead of flee ing from the city was at his home prostrated. New Maple Syrup, finest quality. In bulk and ran* at Lamkln & Co.’s. The Great Water Raft. By Associated Press. San Francisco, Cal.. Oct. 7.—The lum ber raft which has been floating around the Pacific for two weeks has been towed Into this port by tugboats. The original raft was built at Astorlu. Ore gon, and was taken In tow for this city l,ut had to be abandoned during a storm The raft broke up, but a great er portion of It fouled off Pigeon Point uj,.l It war this piece tliul was saved by the tug". It Is 350 feet IlHlg «lld worth 175,000. Before purchasing a pistol or gun, call on me. f can save you money. Lew is J. Schaul, Pawnbroker on Jackson MUM. 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Tts Bdit WlifH P> r*L JIM Til inat. tto Mori*. Caacaralac N Agtoarlag la tto Ptfrr* I Tto M*t*ld y*aierd*y sa«Mt*4 Ito I ttory tto’ Is Mftated totlstf •lost M. tM. Jim TlHb>s»" be*(■*« two **- ltt> boys TW Hem tai Mltbtold ye*- , 11 r#*y buhl Ito Ml Her side of tto storyr ! rtssM He sees red. We ll« 4 wHai W Ito true narrallv* IH the iNdiwntd* M*M*r* 1 4 yeatrrtlay, and. la J.Utee la cal. !tl)lwi**.mH» to* am many vast frt« *<l* here. H Is itvm in fall. IH view at Ito j other irtil.lt. *tl.«n» "TM* aft.-tn.am William Mmfth and i W ylie Williams. t«a of Ito n*Mr» hay* wh<» were said to hate bee* whipped Iby Old. Tillman Monday evening, made j a statement in which they exonerated I the colonel. ‘Wylie Will lams Is about U year* |old. lit **ld that to had been whlp | |sd al Ja< kaonvillv by C.d. TUiman | for hla mlabetovlor. Wylie Mid tto J report* roneernlng a cruel whlppln* . v.ere greatly exaggerated. He had been ahtroting tto platul during <lB. j Tillman's atostv and Mid tto whip i ptn# Mlven him aas well deserved. ’There was Bo gs und for complaint on I hla part, to Mid. and that to *** (perfectly aati.ried nllh tto ptintsh , merit meted out. But to wanted It ! orider.to id that ©td. THlinan did not hit a lick. In f*ri. CY»I. Tlll.-nan. Wy lie said, ordered tto men to cease after they had given him about 1» or 2* blows. ••The boy said that to had torn whip ped by his mother on many orcaslon* and that the penalty was much more severe than thsl accorded him on Monday He had hu 111 feelings against Otd. Tillman ami hoped to remain In bis employ. '‘Wylie «(no thftt h«* h»»i h«» coal on during the whipping, despite the statement* to the contrary. , "William Smith said that he had not trees) cruelly beaten. Only one lick was given him and that was not struck by Col. Tillman. The whipping did not hurt. He remarked that hla parents had often given him a more severe drubbing. "The negro boys expressed them selves as being satisfied with their punishment and each says that Col. Tillman did not whip them. While other soldiers were doing It, Col. Tlll tnan ordered It stopped. "Col. Tillman was seen this morning and asked If he had any statement to malm In regard to the charge* pre ferred ugalnsl him by the officers yes terday. He replied: 'For the lime being I have said all I intend to any. The whole thing Is a patched up af fair directed against me by officers who have lost their Jobs— largely by men who never Indore made so much money in their lives. 1 understand their scheme and am ready to meet them. Most of them will bs court martialed on far graver charges than have been brought against me. If they desire to array themselves against me for something for which f was not responsible and enter the lists In behalf of JL negro thief, four times on the ehatngang for stealing., they can do so. Water most often seeks Its level. They shall not, however, fool the pub lic Into believing that this negro w-as brutally whipped. It is not true. Ho is as sound today as he fever was, save, perhaps, o little sore. But please understand that while I did no whip ping myself, before any private shall suffer 1 am ready to assume all re sponsibility. Let them crack their whip, and tbe lash will hit close to the handle.’” A Deep Laid Plot. N. Y. Press. If the democratic parly con,mils if self to the anti-expansion policy, it It announced Grover Cleveland will re* cuter public Ilf*./ What a deep laid plot to keep the democratic parly no n committing itself to the afore said policy. Now Dutch anvl Kippered Herrteigß at Lamkin & Co.’s. 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As B*e (8* sbms Mto ssmm I as* torsi. (B*4 *M*B# BBS *B»M SMtoM I asoasy m«« t#st*A A gsisaary Mta*# ito to ia(t la (to 1 I xsm ****** Ml tto M«r4 H* asks# | Ms Bssm*ss bs* Ms sllosr tto Mask M*«* lis Aafftssta • HMory at iaM asftssttf ] rara to to raps* It# f'uSlttrat# BfM- \ I iksrty fxsling mm 4 ywd’ MatHto to j pal Ip lag tto totoss* Ha o*rls4*4 ( Imm a s tosufsl M*rs at* tt to at ta rats* jito falMm waiar. Next mbs tail I# Ml *4 ito w ml4 Mar ] j MW,” Major Willissa GslUmp* As isatl to r«afßt Ito saHsto to .total, sad to** to * tamr at ta**h'*r.| Ms kasst (tot tosk of Ito c*a4lAaiM | M*n> m«»bils(b»b has to mb* a Matliwm man sod mss going to sprsk for Mat- Ills rtlfMllr B*4 endnd 8M •*!> up from Ito sMladlr sad fcasMt »k*l mm to Ito later**! of 81* fslloM Morh- IXRBrs ll* did*'! be lists la BoaopolMlM .Ac *ad BIIMI tod to# ll oare Its differs# Milk RIIUMt oa tto (at i q und km aad sllll do** and bellevsd ! Mali,son does. Tto negro 4onl, 1 rtM much figure la ike Mard M don't bother Milk him but give bin* 81a j rights. "We want another man Have had Klllolt and reckon be Is all right; hoi , lie waal Maitlsoa for aMblle and If we don't ka«M be Is all right pul bln 1 out and get another. Yon be! lam a Msttiaoa man aod bt«M your soul I *m going to be a Mattlsoa man lo tke end '* Next ram* I. P Hodo He was glad lo meet people he has mingled j with; mss there In the Inters#: of Mat- j : llsoo. bat had nothing to Me against Klllot: Mid there mss nothing la the; .harge that MsHlnon didn't want to .posh svery time he parse#; that he j was a hale fellow well met ; but was not always gushing, because (hat ws* mot his way. Mr. Klliott's business was to he polite; he mixed with ladlee and gentlemen and was a lady's man. i He was sick of the primary huslnexx; ! "the nigger don't want to vote, so let him alone " Just before the next speaker eatne the lights went out end the meeting jadjourned. Before the people all got out the lights t ame on again and meeting Whs resumed Mr. J. L. Cartledge knew they did not want to hear a popgun after a can non. so didn't want to hear him; but he wanted to urge a pure ballot. Did not need a primary, but to make the white men stop buying votes. Urged everybody to desert the candidate who commenced to buy votes, and said If Mr. Mattlson tried to buy any he Inten ded to desert him. He wanted to see the ward represented hy a working man and appealed to the voters to have a fair election. Mr. Alley was for Mattlson. Had known Elliott for a long time and knew him to be all right, but he wanted a working man who had worked hi* way up to represent the ward. Wanted a pure election. Referred to Atlanta’a election that, was conducted so well and then to our mayor’s election; showed thfi difference. 1 After this speech the meeting atf- Journed. BARQAINS OALORE At the Rice & O’Connor Shoe Com pany. Kvery week the never let up shoe and hut house of the Klee & O'Connor Bhoe company offer some special bargains out of tiu-lr Immense stock. They have just received « full line of gents' fine shoes from Helser Shoe Co., Bay State Shoe and Leather Co., In ell the colors and the latest shapes. They have also the agency for the celebrated "Sorosis” shoe for ladles that Is all the go In the northern and eastern clt.es- This firm never complains of a lack of business, and we aHk our readers to read care fully their new advertisement that ap pears on page 3 of this paper, as it will interest you. French Peas, Mushrooms and Sn r,lines cheap at Lamkln & Co.'s. Collecting Rare Plants. Kan Francisco, Cal., Oct. 7. Prof U . A . Woodruff and Prof. C. L. Clcgorn, „f Washington. V. C., have sailed for Samoa. They are heading a government expedition to collect rare plants, shrubs end other specimens in the interior of the Samoan islands. 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I TA fl l &■ Otr- c ' or EVfKV De-SCRIFTION YET LOW PINE LUMBER' ft? ..'V itCl'u*.r AkpjfiW M,U.F.LfId'I ; rhWITH lM fST IP • PP/tME NT •’ THi'T.'n'LH IN (VERY .•i'APTMEM' , IS' 1 ’ li® V Fiji L LINE IH STOCK ANT PROMPT SHIPMENTS A (< "-EC. #. J ' 'I. r,,i;c;.A'; '•.'.•ls’JC'o, ETff.;uMiN appiumtio:: - Perkins Manufacturing Co.AugustkGa, Coal, Wood and Cedar Posts Blackjack Wood Sawed .... $3-50 per Cord Good Dry Fine «•<» per Good Dry Pine, long, . • • #2.75 per Coid Special prices on three Cords or more. Best grade Jellieo and Hard Coal, including the celebrated Indian Mountain, at lowest prices. R. H. SIKES, 904 Marbury Street. 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