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DAILY KNqE NEWS FROM TOLD THE THREE STALES IN PARAGRAPHS. A Nrtfro 1turn»**l i liy Hn* One > All*' in I* t I" Hiin in < arr ill lltli. - Dnitli mnl n •saw Mill • irrn K filed. % noth or WciphImI i a Srhmil IDuim 1 utliiuf ^crap* stair Nioh. (iron; ill. The guano sales in Upson county arc much less than last year. A small child of J. Ra.v, in Paulding, fell in the fire Wednesday, and \va« burned fatally. Major W. ,J. Horsley has been appointed hy tin Central railroad aa tlieir agent at Arlington. l’.nrtow c««unty has organized n toucher's institute, file object is to educate their teachers at homo. An election will be held in C<»bb county, on the “fence or no fence*’question, on May 25t h. S vend gentlemen lmvo sign* d a call for a meeting to organize a “prohibition party'' in Lowndus county. There is much complaint of the poor stands of cotton in Cobh county. Tin inn pression prevails that the fault is in the seed. The contract for building the Kntonton jail has been let to Mr. .lolin Fred, of Ma con, and was executed on Wednesday last. joOOO is the price to be paid. (ieorge Edwards, of Brunswick. has pur chased the i)unno track of land, contain ing about 1000 acres, and will put up a saw mill. Pen S emper, an old and highly respect ed oil izen of Iiowndes, died at liis residi nei near Cl\ateville last, week, at the advanced age of 71 years. A negro girl living on Mr. It. I# Willis’ place m Lincoln, was burned to death Tuesday evening. She was subject to epi leptic tits, and it is supposed that during one of these spells she fell in t he tire with the above results. The hoard of county commissioners of Thomas county, at their last meeting, de luded to remodel the court house. Con tract orsand architects who desired to bid on t lie work can get all necessary informa tion hy addressing A. P. Wright. Friday night, Mr. Wisenbaker’s saw and planing mill, oil Mud swamp, about 34 miles sold h of Valdosta, caught on lire and was totally destroyed. Mis loss is a total and a very heavy one. ns he had no in.su - | ranee. He wid rebuild at once. Three negroes engaged in gambling at Dupont, one day last week, fell out and | went to lighting wit li knives and pistols. | One was killed and another badly wound- i ud. The wounded man is in jail, but the ] lender of the row is Mi!! at large. A negro girl about 15 years old, who was i living with her let her on Major »*. F. Bur lield’s plantation, near Spring Vale, com milted suicide last Tuesday c\cuing b\ 1 shooting herself in the lu.uit, with a pintol. j No reason is know’ll for t 1 t deed. The ia \v Randolph county court house- ! has been completed. II G mu -of the hand I smm-st public buildings in tin* state, being j built of bill iv, resting on granite founda- | lions. M’ii.ii slate roof, brick walls, stone | and nrick porch and t erra cot ta ornaments, j it is non..y fire-proof. At Fort Valley Tuesday night, while the lamps at t lie Methodist church w •■renting i put out. one of them was i rider.tally , Knot ked tiomth- chandrlicr and fell on the floor. 1’he nil enuglit on fire, and but.I for the endeavors of those present to put i it out, might have burned the entire building. Valdosta Times: Mr Davis might feel a more than usual interest in hit .- hurt slop at Valdosta if A occurs to him that our town is nearer to t he place of hiscapture twenty- one years ago, in Irwin toiiiuy, Mmn any other point ou his route through Georgia. Jn one day more he would have perhaps reached Valdosta had he not been cap tured. The negro man who was shot in the head at Forrest three months a.ro, an ac count of \vhoc* remarkable case was re ported in these columns, nas died at last, lie curried a bullet in his brains three months before it killed him, and the greater p u’tioii of the time he w as up and walking ioour One day last week he k i n 1 In over and departed this life. Mark Dempsey, a convict, convicted id snurdt r in Gwinnett oonmv and sonti-neeit fight put out the tl imes, after some three hundred feet of the wood work had been destroyed, but at last account# the coal was still burning. In the On in county convention the dele* gules to the state convention weruunani- nmualv requested to vote for lion. Thomas I Si iv I* r goM.-rnor, and the delegates to the i judicial rooveiition were similarly request- I ed to vote for .Joseph B. Mead for circuit I judge. j In Mobile, Monday afternoon, was laid to rest one of tin* sweetest «»f Mnliile young I li* lies, Hanna WilJurd Taylor, daughter oi I the late Richard X. Taylor. Mrs. M. A. Hunter, an aged Christian lady, died at her home near La Fayette | M* unlay night. Mr. T. L. Ingram, 1 he champion sicyc- j list nf (h*i,rgia passed througli LaF'.iyette | Monday **n a bicycle. Me made tin. trip from Collin Pm.-, to that place, a distance o! oil miles, by 1? '/clock m. i • ’i rewit court convened in La Fayette Monday afternoon. Judge Cobb and .X )n train. Something About the Ups and Downs of Her Inhabitants. j HEAR THE JUb WITNESSES. miss ni x.VAWY ai ivi:. Atlanta impels m u.h itinl n-nnderful t r/'. It ‘•oemf? n • quite intt Atlanta licitor Darby arrived on tin ( iri'itit court convened Tin ri is a L^i do HELIBP FORTY YEARS A SUFFERER FROM Doctor’s Certif!cate---Case Poison. of Blood in (irci i vibe Monday, civil and i An At li nn- of 1 he ole <-k for luii iavi..g a ill'OJ I I to twenty years escapeu gboiit pcuitei tiiiry, who p, was captured i.i vas seen on llndgi Liul was recognized soon as he wa> a i mi, a id was fol- Rome »>aturda v > lit street »y Mr. v oi.ltcr, by him. Demps .r, ti recognized, .^Ulrica on lowed y -nr. i-oaiter and Depu.y Marshal brown, who Jlually sut ceedeif in capturing him. lie is now in jail. Some villain sc* t\rt to and burned lip the little cou itr school house near I. A Hodges' .drill, to. miles above Vah osta several nignts . ..,o. 'I'ue same par.y or parties, u is .-at. posed. went on to Miss Sir.in H ulge.s ol.ee, w iist aaove, anil kill ed hvr v.int viv»g. md who went on am: tired tin tein y.s is. tin lk< AV Lion’s i irin. Mr. We.non, how ver. dis * »vered the ttri in time to ipiwciit serious dnnuige This burning is in tin* erection of thi Rocks, where that wholesale destruction I w -is indulged in by incendiaries hurt, win ter. A purt v of gentlemc n were out bunting on Long creek, in Ogletln >c county,w hen a most Scriou- accident h ippened to Oscar Noell. The party hail stopped for a rest and were lying upon tie.* ground, their guns standing against a tree. A gust oi w ind blew one ol the guns down, the hum- mi. r striking t he ground causing tin* w cap on to disc barge, emptying the full charge of buckshot into the gentleman named. Some ot tin. shot look cited in his face ami neck, w bile the most of the to id lodgt d in Dis thigh and idc.some going a.most t nrvigh With. Doctors were e.iileu and probed the woiina, but succeeded in gottii.g out only a L\. ol tin- shot. Leary Fourier: The little child of Mrs. Daniels, w ho Wits seni U lIn-asylum irom tlii-- county aorne time air<*, -mV, Iron. ad reports, rtccivcd rather rough treatment in that institution. Tin- mik fellow, who ims been returned tv) bis mother, hears many marks ot violence on his body, w in tin r indicted by the inmates or alien dams ot that institution is nut known. In either case there is evidence of gross cru elty or culpable neglect upon t tie part of those who have charge of the insane. Mr. William L % \ le, living in Carrol coun ty, was assaulted and cut by Jim Goodman near his home. Goodman was arrested, charged w ith assault w ith intent to inur- di r. and hud his preiiminaiy trial next Tax. '1 he result was that Goodman was he LI for the crime, with which he was charged, and ti bond of £500 assessed. Mr. l.yk was talking with Mr. Pope Gray, near his home, on the roadside when Goodman came along, under the iniluenee of liquor. Bail feeling exist ed between him and Lyle, and jus soon as he saw Lyle he commenced abusing him ami atti mpting to assault him. lie whs prevented for some time from so doing by Gray, but at last he succeeded in getting to Lyle on the other side of the fence, and in the scuttle which ensued cut Mr. Lyle across the breast. ibout RIO •ns special says t he vvliisky drug tratlie /Kismet with ft 11 - past few da;, s, ow ing ti his !,,-ing j. prohibition town am" newly electc d mayor, but it will sooi Imek, as nu n emerging from the stores carry an odor which is neither tnal of onions nor pnrcgoric, and tJm liquor sentiment is such tout it would require a -quad of United States regulars to enforcj it! The community is fast tiring of such prohibition as is altorded, ami regard it as a farce. # I- lorhlu. \V. .1 FTmincrson, of Orlando, has invest ed $ROOO in property in Bartow. T he. artesian well at G^on Cove is now Ilf) feet deep, with but a slight flow in water. Captain C. W. Johnson, of Cleur Wider Harbor, has shipped a lew barrels of cab laiges, with good results. The ladies tendered the Orlando Guards a complimentary supper and ball at the opera nouHc Wednesday night. The transfers made through one real es tate agency of Orlando last month aggre gate between $(10,000 and $70,000. At the tax sale at Green Cove on Mon day, Messrs. Fisher, Nell Co. bought in some 10,000 acres of land. Bidding was active, and but little land was returned to the state. Besides putting down a new floor at a cost of $lu7 and purchasing $05 worth of new skates, the six stockholders of the Or lando skating rink cleared $50 each during the season just closed. The building committee of the Union Congregational church at Tavares, have considered plans proposed, and have, de cided to report in favor of a plan, with some modifications, piesented by Hon. John G. Sinclair, of a Congregational church at Liltlci^n, N. iI. At Green Cow Captain Wylie is still struggling with tin* Port Royal, and Fas succeeded in getting her forward deck out of I he wa* cr. A trestle across Terrill’s branch, on the G. C. and M. read, about eight miles from Green Cove, W'as injured by lire on Wednes day, lull has since been repaired. Up to date S. II. Kilgore, of Clear Water Harbor, has shipped from less than one- third of an m re of land about seventeen crates of cukes. These are good for $200. The “Jumbo” of the orange trees of Green Cove, Mr. Jiassaile s large tree, is now dot ted over with fruit as targe as small marbles. Other trees are beginning to show up more fruit than we had thought ami been ...lamed, so wt* u.ay yet be agree ably disappointed with a pretty fair yield of oranges. It is a fact also, that blooms continue to put out < n some of the trees, much of which will be harvested as fruit. The dog of R. S. Aston, of Orlando, has captured the first, prize in the mastirt class at the bench show at Cleveland, Ohio, while another was awarded the secoml pri: e ;n the bitches class, and a third was highly recount.cndeci. He also succeeded in capturing tl»e special prize offered for the best kennel of three or more mastitis owned by any own person. Mr. Aston left with his dogs I .r i\i w York, where he hoped to be ciiiu.By fortunate. Ulaytoi county truckers who planted for foreign markets feel encouraged from the reports m‘the commission men, v. hu state that Florida g»owr. vegetables will prob ably maintain good prices tnrougliout the month of Jui e. William Rankin, of Grot n Cove, who Ims son e seven acres planted in tomatoes, states «hat he will he able to commence shipping by June 1, and as his crop is in j niu condition he expects a hniitisoiin- return !.« m his tomatoes alone. At Ma,\o • WoouLridgi is its :;ew iiiiiiih, the ice laetoiy is i.early ready to com mence opi-mt I-*ns. Anew brick manufac tory is going up. when* bricks are to be made in molds troni .-and and cement, with theadditan of certain chemicals. The Artificial Stone co npanv is at work rilling orders f< r foundation blocks, etc. Streets are beiii.., ia:d m:! and improved, in short, evorytijii.g is ..ooiuiim, e.iid it promises to be oik <»t the liven* st little towns in Orange «•unity. A JO.NT DISCUSSION. iMOBifiSMEWEE* C AT A R R H Crippled Confederate Says : ..f'ny.- un-KiUlJfX-S PIONEER BROOD pr NEMI.U in several cases of cutaneous ot Iciu- >tnnding with the most sntisf;u G.- • 1 ' '-.j.piest results f, ;.-U i <t form, ftud hei' o jt tA In J Dottle (< MB. .1. I*. !M VIS, or WIST V X si. Whut Mr. J. J’. I)av “1 have only a fc-w ‘•tato thut f have Fc-en months with what v at ism or sciatica. I w about occasion* lly by ibis condition 1 ci-nm vt Ft. arils to say, which arc *r.nfined t*. toy bed fort* is called ncivous rl.em s«*nly enabled to hobt ie use of crutches, and need the use of B. il. I Mr. A. H. Eramblett, Hardware chant of Forsyth, Ga., Says: If. BRAMB.LETT. Mr. VV. F. Jones, Macon, Says: •.l ilt has it Kailas! her strengtli sail i'i- e/i 1(» pouml.s in weight. We recoimnenu PiUNEEIi ns I Ik- lje*t tonic. W. F. JONES. INN Wonderful to Relate. Eon Forty Ykar.s I have been a victim to CA- TARTU1 throe-feu Mbs of the time a sufferer from K.XCUC**! XTIXO PAINS A*TiOSS MV FORKHEAD Sljul .my nostiijl**. Tin? diHcliargi-s were « » ottensive that I ir -:ta• t-< .ncnt.on it except for the good it m.ty do s..*ne otlier sulle’er. I have -meat a yuiim: f nl'ine f-on» my hurd earnings during mv forty years * if suffering to obtain relief from the doctor., f have tried patent medicine--- every one i roiiH ie: rn of from the four corners of the earth, viih no relief. And at last .57 years of age. h »v • met wilt) a r-medy that has cured jne cn/re'v mode m" a new man. 1 weighed 128 pound-ami .> neigh M6. I u-cd tliirtoen bot- med.T !:•*.*. .'.nd !!n-<■ nr- ..is■{ ! have is nat. being In > humble walk oflife, I miy not have the influence to prevail on all calJindi suf- k:ei-‘ t . use n-h- f lia- cared me (iUINN’S PI-J- NEEk BLOOD KEN EWER. IIENRY CKEVER. Mr. Ilenry Cbever. writer of the above, former- !v of* rawford county, now of Macon, Ga., mer its the confidence of all interested in catarrh. 1 W. A. HUFF, Ex-Mayor of Macon. i he Have sec), the philis uft'.L- \ jst u Iterative i J. T. ELI ■ fS. M. D., GrifEn. G> A Voice from the Lone Star State. GUINN'S PR j NEE and the doctors -nv oplnion. I am th: remedy. WM ER 1H >OD TtE.N FV\ li’ lreii of the worst r Her skin is .is cleur a it Is a pel feed cuj ■ aU hi! for ha vim, tr L. PARKH, Dallas,'] * Havannui, G -... January 20. i^sit GUINN’S PIONEER BLOOD RE NEWER ade several cures of blood pc ison and rheu-vr *ng my customers. 1 most heard "' 1 * *’ ; from these uilliction«. HILLMAN, Druggist. ^mmwnd it to aiiiler.- Ni-:\v Orleans, La., Jan. F. XSS6. T have been curd -our.d and well of a bad . of blood poison bv the use of fifteen l.tui.-e r GUINN’S PIONEER BLOOD RENEWER. will sound its i.raise forever. JACOB KRUTE. I am acquainted with the above case, and must heartily attest it. EUGENE MAY, Druggist, Canal Street. ir bottles of u hich enabled me to discard il-. - of my crutches and attend to business. I In previously used an w \v it bout r» J of. It ha: u dug li. B. H.. and I nently cured man.” Mr. It. M*. IMHMi a in makes a statement: recommend d .iri.mnsror ^ ifrimil. Guinn’s Pioneer Blood Renewer C:ai-cs_o 11 Blood aiol Skin Diseases, Rbeumatism, SerofLila, Old Sores. A PERFECT SPRLXG MEDICJlXE. $ .oo . LARGE SIZE, OX BLOOD. AXD SKIN DISEASES MAILED FREE. PRICE, PER BOTTLE ESSA V $'75- sufferer a nd “My wife ha.- - been tarrh. Several j H % si medicines were re r.rted to, yet the disease tinned unabated, nothing appearing lo make impression upon it. Her constitution finally came implicated, the poison being in her blood. ‘1 secured a bottle of B. B. B. and placed her upon its use,and to our surprise the improvement began at once, and her recovery was. rapid and complete. No «>tb prep such a wonderful change blood diseases 1 cheerful 1 } a superior blood purifier. d2taw seitw ton col nxt rd jut uation ever prod me. I and for all forms of recommend B. B. B. as CUNCMfcN’i rOBACCC RcSiEDiES SUCCESS! GOODS ! ,on CHCOs GOOES! Tp S | f)[ Vslus I ^ Mado to Ofitsii OXJTT MOTTO, |)l" I ;rlj iIh LOTHING! GLOTHITTG I OME and give us * * pressed b IE CLINu ■•! ,N TP IE .tflh'! K i-'l.'l C l V i FLIIW ION on lUt* uinrkot for Piles. A S| It E <Lb « I tvliiit.. P d. !Ii-% t <■* i •• r i- .upt relief Will -mr- ^^nl Ul« ala Tetrer Bh»'- n« i.V.%rJ.r,r uis. Pimples An.,, .of-*- P HE CLINGMA^ Tb<tACJ<J Clu< n h I CM mvv Untv Drui.rj.i. 'i nunrles. B »u« K-Tcms. ' “ Turoat Bunt* ti-.C cm hitis tM-it. ltiier uatii jchius. Milk Leg :vmk< Sore eliill ini: ie- for , f.dnf Ilian o ('anilidiiie •i y ot G.\.. May 10. letter ’nailed The following is to Gederai Gor don : “M.\i on, Ga.. May 10, l.S8t>. To General John B. Gordon, Atlanta Dear tjir: I ivsp«*ct In lly ask that you will agree wit h 1 :iu- upon a joint discussion Ik lore the dem ocrat!** party of the -tato of the issues in- I volved m the pending contest for the gubernatorial nomination. “In order to arrange for the same, I re- 'iiiest via) to select a friend to meet the lion. Fatriek Walsh, of Augusta, with the view of having t hem confer and agree upon the dates ami places for the proposed joint discussions. You will recognize the fair ness of this proposition, as it will give us jointly the opportunity of meeting the peu- 1 pic face t > face, and of giving them the • fullest information on all tin* issues in volved in the campaign. Ycrv respceti’idlv yours, ' A. o. Bacon, i jrnl^i.. Rheum* nj »ut. G.IiIh, Cc.i»'h« d Dn(; Bim«. fell iK ... . !1 Uk.\1 L-ritution im .laniniation fr»*i« wbm**o-»r c* u»o. Price 2i* *•«»• ME CLINQMAN TCBftCCO PUS T tS '*'I»i»rt*d acooidhi*. t<• u,-: ii-.ok! <«cit>. indiileN, of rl»e PI REST sKtt.Wn KK EDI ENT *. c*»mp<*nii(U.d will) the pnrw. t>&cco Flour, null hpetid’.; ro, f*-,» roup,Weed or Cnkei»* th* Bronst. nn'l f*>r that ok»k- irritAnt or intlummu'oi-j u».i)adi h. Aches »uo lint* where, from to. delicate » etrit*- of rlie :,y ' -m patioul ie uunble i<> t ear the utroiigor applfom lOW pl'KVS II 1 »uls .is they n.'< < )m stock war cheap. AM wc ! ion of our •c to Il'iiile. DECEIVED meil in lioastful ailvcj'tiecincnls prieed. and he sine you ye I never so complete and yondr sk of a disermiinafiny puldic is an dock before laiviiur. All sav KirvenV is? a l Sill ver. to get up suit viuit a suit quick vAnt a suit in th ir • m want a suit hi in order. Do net \ : 1:e season, anil the are prepare-'' • at very short notice. give us your order. *' da.\>. give us your ui »ixty days, give us you G. J. PEACOCK, iiOr.k 1 , is mvalonblt*. Aslv your (baiKKist for Lhe^e rein odd - A«’h* • Id ct*. . or write ti 11 Alahuma. Just before day Monday morning, a "»t‘liman discovered fire in one of thi mines of the Newcastle coke company, ten miles above Birmingham, on the Louisville and Nashville railaoad. Some of the tim bers were burning briskly and had com municated the tire to the coal. A hard <• n.ivlit i n,|ts. Wool is coming into mark, i at Quitman. ! It is said that the clip will be short. A gentleman \\ ho has been over a good portion of Hi inter county says the crop prospei t as a whole is ia t \cry nattering. The rains of last wick have improved the oat crop wonderfully in Sumter i oun- t.v, and the prospects for a fair yield are very good. In Calhoun county the cotton stand is , bad, tin- oat crupis \ cry poor, cotton chop ping is the order of the day, and the farm ers would like to si e a light shower, j In Clay county farmers report- the cotton ' crop somewhat late in coming up this sea son. The prospect for a tine oat crop in | that section was never more flattering. IA-t’onte pear orchards look promising. \ The cool nights for the past week have , been rough on young cotton. Complaints of poor stands of cotton are I heard in every direction in Cobb county, j - In some instances the land is being plowed up and replanted. The hard rains and I | wind which prevailed after much of tlie- cotton was put in the ground baked the | ground so that the sprouts can’t make their ! way through the crust. Some are going 1 o\,-r their cotton with a rake to give the seed a showing. A great deal of the seed saved was more or less damaged, and it is feared that much worthless seed has been planted. 7LINGM TOBACCO CURE H lUOMAfk' M <' U * 0 Ladies ho you want a t>ure, liloom- iug Complexion J LI 1 so, a few nmitu-iitioiis of Hagan’s MAGNOLI A BALM will grat ify you to your heart's eon- tout. It doos away with N.il- lowness, llodnovs, Pimplos, liloit-hos, and »ll diseases and iiuporfeoiions of (ho skin, it overcomes 1 lie Hushed appear ance of heat, fatigue and ex- citoment. it liutkcs a lady of Tillit fY appear but TWEN TY ; and so natural, gradual, and perfect are its efleets, that it is impossible to detect its application. Wynnton Residence and 25 Acres. O NLY $1800. on your own terms. On this place is a Residence of five rooms, excellent well. Will exchange for city real estate. T will be pleased to show this or other property at any ap pointed time. JOHN BLACKMAR,' se wed fri tf Real Estate Agent. J They A. KIRVEN & CO. Stand at the Head ! THE BEST SHOES FOR LADIES' WEAR uy y^-fURS Bllloupncss: Sick NeaJpcho D Ft,s " IG) One dose rcl'eves c e ttralgin.. The-v euro : > prevent Chills ^ Fever, Sour Stomach 1 Broath. Uear tho Sk n, ro»io the Nei’* as_, ano, 11 ; kilo Vigo.’ to the tW<to*^. Oo -e : <UXE i t - ^ • 7 r^ Incrn c'*ce ana you wid never l e w’-hc-..’ *. ■' • RrDe,2b Cents per battle. Gold h-; ;< iiltr •■•'cine Dealers g?n3r» , w. Sen' o.i r*. .m; price in stamps, postpaid, to any address, J. F. SMITH & CO., Wanufncturcrs and Sole Frops., ST. 10'JIS, M0. eod.vwrf -ARK MADE BY J. U. BENNETT The be.-t Ladies' 0P- E li A SLIPPERS brought to Coiiimbut 1 are trade by them. They c.nt only lie had at my store. I can fit uny foot, BARNARD. NO LADT SHOULD BUY A SHOE UN- TILL SUE EXAM IXES MY STOCK. HIQTftl 1 WICHT Pi SW1 1 LHn! I am Sole Agent for these Goods in Columbus "WTs/L. 3WH E ~ST E 35.- B. F. COLEMAN, Jr., UNDERTAKER AND DEALER IN Patent Metalic Caskets, Wood Cases & Caskets, Rose Hill Property on Lir tl.e Georgia Midland. ! K- I.OTW fronting on Hamilton and T ails, Hill, Linnwood and Nortti str.-rt ,se Hill AVL-nnc. .'.'1 lots are full quarv- a (lf-pirablc lot. j GltiltlreiTs Gloss White Cases and Gaskets, Children’s Gloss White Metalic Caskets. Burial Robes, all prices from $1.50 up. Personal attention given all orders. Twelfth Street, I four doors west of Titos. Gilbert’s Printing Office. oemy Call cnriv and scc11rc will be advanced ailliin the next thirty day?. TOOMBS CRAWFORD, Real Estate Agent. 15 North Broad Stm-h f'lf-’l ¥ TJT7 Send six cents for poetnere and I I \ \ /j IT, recceive free a costly box Kooils which will help all, of either sex, to i more money right away than anything e • 1 this world. Fortunes await the workeis a* * lutely sure. Terms mailed free; Truk A: 'D Augusta, M ilne.