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DAILY ENQUIRER - SUN. (’OJ.niMAS. GEORGIA. FRID \Y MORNING. MAY 21. NEWS FROM THE THREE STATES TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS. |h tiilnir IK ith to A!’lint tors lit Hi'i.ir <• t'oiiitt Ai'Mi'.i IVnti'li Out- II■iii.lt'.'.: l.'ii.'v (li.l itt'S*. Ill Mmiti/otri'i')' l im'ili I Iktse li.il tif Kat Mi'ii !n l ltirl In—1 i'n|i l’ro>|i*'i'i• Kriim Aliiiiiiinii. II,.me is undergoing a great religious re vival. carried on by Dr. Kendall. Citizens of Kancock county will ask th< tovernorto pardon John Carr. l-'any A corp. rati n that begins building , a town by erecting " church is bound to succeed, ai d Anniston is a success already. The severe drought at Greensboro v. hieli was doing serious damage to crons, pas tures ard gardens. was ended Wednesday liy l.iiS inches rain, which fell steadily, throughout the day. Though eur’.v corn and lt.tr sown outs seriously injured b" the long dry spell, this timely rain will •ion put corn, cotton and gardens in the best condition. At i-clni. u daring sneak thief entered the office of Mr. \\. A. Butler, agent of ! Welch tk Bro., lumber dealers, while that gentleman was occupied on the outside, and took a wall :t from Butler's coat. The wallet contained certificates of deposit to | the amount oftAPO, AfB in cash, notes and othe r papers valued at fCOOO. Payment has been stopped on the notes and certifi cates and a liberal reward offered for the capture of the thief. HEAR THE WITNESSES. W. A. Pledger has moved back to dgei Athens, and will revive the Blade, the first number to be issued Saturd Aaron Carr, an old gentleman of Oconee county, aged 8(1 years, recently split 225 rails in one day from very tough timber. Charles B. Goetebius, of Milledgeville, lias accepted the position of quarantine steward at Sapelo, and left for his post of 2K. duty last wee! The young men of Atlanta, who are the sons of confederate veterans, will soon form an association. Veterans will be al lowed to become members, without the right to vote. Several bee trees having been found near Ballard's mill, Thomas county, Hiram Bal lard has cut two of the trees. There was four feet of honey in one and twelve feet in the other. Elherton was visited by severe wind storm last Saturday evening, driving a per fect cloud of dust before it. A kitchen on Wm.H. Smith's lot was lifted up by a whirl wind and demolished. No person was hurt and no serious damage done by the storm. Elections were held in Roystou and Carnesville districts of Franklin county last Saturday on the stock law question. Rovston went for stock law by three ma jority. It is supposed that Carnesville went the same way, but the return had not been received. There is considerable sickness among the negroes on the plantations of Dr. Beasley and D. L. Owen, in Montgomery. Five more were buried last week, and there are others not expected to live. Dysentery is said to be the cause of the fatality. Some time since measles were prevalent in the neighborhood. The large Raw and grist mill of E. C. Beacham, located several miles east of Dunlin, accidentally caught on fire on Wednesday night of best week and was tot -i.y destroyed. All of the machinery was mined, and Mr. Beacham will not af- ti'ir.) t to repair it. This is the second time that he has had his mill burned. A huge alligator was killed by Miles Brack at Greene’s mill, Oconee county, last, week. The alligator was shot in the* head with buckshot, and after being killed was disemboweled. Mis stomach contained two very large turtles, two red horse weighing five or six pounds apiece and five large moccasins. He wa. 1 nine feet long. I 'iiii'lilu. Orlando’s fat men have organized a base I ball club. ■ The Masonic building at Callahan ha.-; been completed. 1 At Winter Park the thirty-eight room addition to the Seminole hotel has been commenced. I F. S. Maud, of Leesburg, suffers from u : dislocated ankle caused by a horse step- I plug on it. | The citizens of Adamsville, Sumter coun- ' ty, have organized a fruit and truck grow- | ers’ association. The executive board of the state teacb- ] ers’ association will hold a meeting at Or- , lamlo next Saturday. I On May 9th the South Florida railroad reduced by ten cents the price of ail tickets i over fifty cents. The South Florida railroad will not change its gauge on June 1st. The change will, however, be m^de later in the year. I Thu Tampa Guardian says the popula tion of Yhor City, the cigar manufacturing colony near Tampa, is 1000 now, with :n<y <. ! coming. Preliminary steps have been taken in : Orlando to form a board of trade. A per manent organization will be formed May , 21st, next. Mr. Grossman, of Colton, California, has 1 purchased 50,000 orange trees in Marion county and hud them shipped to hia Cali- I foriiiu place. A white mocking-bird was captured in . Bartow last week, Thursday. It Is purely white all over, though it came from a nest ' of ordinary birds. I A few miles south of Kissimmee, Mrs. •"liu'on £eh,ewbr» A Crippled Confederate Says; I only weighed 128 pounds when T commenced (xtTNN’S PIONEER, and now weigh 117 pounds. I could hardly walk with a stick to support me, and now walk Ion# distances without help. Its benefit to me is beyond calculation. i). urrrs hosth ic, Cotton Rover, Macon, (In. Mr. A. H. Bramblett. Hardware Mer chant of Forsyth, Ga., Says: HEIjIEF. FORTY YFUts A ."•TI'VI'',KF.R FROM Doctor's Certif)catc---Case of Blood Poison. •d (ilTN.VS FI' iNF.r.H Hi,O' .1) HE- CATA R RH Wonderful to Relate, i .wr.it iu landing whh the is. Have seen the l.upj'it a in pLP’s of the woist I the best .literal iye in Use. J. T. ELLIS, M. !)., (JrilHn, A Voice from the Lone Star State. Foi: Kohty ViMitb I have boon a victim to • A* TARKH time-fourths of the tinien sufferer from i:x« ION I ATI N't, PAINS ACROSS .MY FOItUMKAl) Ulld mvnos'Ufi.s. 'flu* discharges were so offensive tb • I 1'e.siu t*-to memion it event for the good it nmy do some other sufferer. I have spent a young fortune from my hard earnings during my f ifty years of suffering to obtain n lief from the doctors-. 1 have tried patent medicines every • me 1 could learn of from the font corners of the earth, with no relief. And at fast -57 years of age* have met with a remedy that has on red me entirely -mad** me a new man. I weighed 128 pounds and now weigh 1 Pi. 1 used tliirt* (iFINN'S PIONEER HLOOD RENEWEH lias cured one of my children of the worst cases of scrofula l ever saw. Her skin is as clear i\s mine, and the doctors say it N a perfeeet cun* in their opinion. 1 am thankful for having tried tin* remedy. \YM. L. PARKS, Dallas. ” ledici It acted like a charm, on my Jgeneral health, consider it a fine tonic I weigh more than I have for 25 years. Respectfully. A. II BRA.MHLETT. iiml the only regret 1 have is 1 that, 1)1*5tig >ii the lntmhV walk of life, I may not have the inllucnee t<. prevail on all catarrh suf- I fever*- to us«* what has cured me UUINN’S 1*IU- ; NR HR BLOOD KENKWKU. HENRY < 'll EVER. -s Mr. W. F. Jones, Macon, Says: My wife has regained her strength and in creased 10 pounds in weight. We recommend GUINN’S PIONEER as the best tonic. W. E. JONES. Savannah. G \ . January 20. 1880. GUINNS PIONEER BLOOD HEN FAY EH has made several cures of blood poison and rheuma tism among my customers. I most heartily recommend it to sulf**rei- from the si* afflictions. U. H. HILLMAN. Druggist. Nkw Orphans, La.. Jan. lfl. 1880. I have lieon cured sound and well of a had case of blood poison by the use of fifteen bottles of Gl’lNN’S PIONEER BLOOD RENEWER. I will sound its praise forever. JACOB KRUTE. Mi. Henry < ’hover writer of the above, former ly of Crawford county, now of Macon, Gu., mer its the confidence of all interested in catarrh. W. A. HUFF, Ex-Mayor of Macon. I am acquainted with the above case*, and most heartily attest it. EU( 1EN E M A Y. Dru ggi st. Canal Street. * I Robert Lanier and her two children died 1 from measles on the same day last week. The expenses of the recent term of Su wannee county circuit court in the way of witnesses and jurors amounted tol|fll23.85. Rev. Dr. S. T. Wilson has resigned the Guinn’s Pioneer Blood Renewer pastorate of the Presbyterian church at "" nil " ' ’ St. Augustine. The pulpit had not been filled at last accounts. Mrs. Bull, widow of the famous cough syrup man, is erecting a *7000 residence at Cures all Blood and SkinJDiseuses. Rhounmlism, Scrofula, Old Sores. A PERFECT SPRING .MEDICINE. PRICE, PER BOTTLE $1.00. LARGE SIZE, $1.75. ESSAY OX BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES MAILED FREE. syi . .... Winter Park, and two new buildings for ■ ■ • • Jr Charlie Wallis, a young man in Honey "aTe county, caught creek district, of Rockda. a peculiar bird for this section last Friday. It is al)ont the size of a half grown chicken, has blood red eyes, jet black neck feathers, pure white bill and the body feathers are dark blue, or dove-colored. It baa long legs like a crane, with half web feet. It is ambitious in the extreme and refuses to make friends with any one. Monday, Jerry Woodard, one of the ne groes who has charge of tlie Dublin ferry, struck Jack McG'a'.l, another negro, a se vere blow upon the head with a maul, from the effects of which he is now suffer ing very much. Jack was intoxicated and raised a row with Jerry, because Jerry wished to take him across the river in a boat he did not want to cross in. Jack Is the same negro who had bis throat cut in a fight several months ago. A. Ernest,, a contractor of Warrcnton, who is a native of Ohio, states that he and the late president of the United States, James A. Garfield, were school compan ions during their boyhood. Tite parents of each resided in the same neighborhood and the two families were intimately ac quainted. In speaking of Mrs. Garfield, the mother of tile ex-president. Mr. Ernest refers to her as “grandma,” and says she has trotted him on her knee times innu merable, a hen he was a child. But for all this, Mr. Ernest did not vote for him when l.t ran for president. Last week J. H. Yopp left hia homo, about sever, miles from Dublin, to visit a Rollin’s college are also being erectei The dredger Chester has nearly com pleted its work at Oak Hill, on the Halifax river, and will soon lie at work on the Haulover. This will give a steamboat channel to Indian river. One of the South Carolina sominary ladies contracted the measles while at St. Augus tine, and had to be left in that city under , the care of a physician when her compan- , ions started homeward. The iron safe of C. A. Sheldon passed through the late Gainesville fire, and after I the fire, upon being opened, everything in it was found in good condition. The safe of J. Simonson, also in the same fire, con- j taineri only the ashes of f300, papers, j books, etc. 1 At Orlando last Wednesday evening a supper and ball was given for the benefit of the Guards. It was a very successful affair and netted the sum of fll2. The company is the pride of the city and everybody turned out to help them. Wholesale by Brannon A Carson and City Dru^ Sion* The Best Medicines TO BE IFOTTlsrZD FOR \KI Il VI.ia V, Considering the very late spring, the is said to be crop prospect of this county fair. Corn is backward, but looks green ,inp\ (Yitt.nn if not, V»v and promising. Cotton, if not attacked by the worms or rust, promises a fair yield. There lift.*? just been enough dry weather to give farmers plenty of time to keep down grass and weeds, and yet crops have not suffered from drouth.—Tallahassean. nei gbbor who W£ is ill. \V he p. h« :drove HIM m tin bridge at Turkey crei k li* .* saw a llilgL- T1J i gator sir etched full it mgth uiH.n the qririry . The. al lligator rolie d lr« om the l.ri* dgeini .0 the ere. auo Mr. Y ]r\ : », tying: bis boric walked down to the*. 1 :oftne c re ..k an w stood oil watch. In' a short. wii ile he diseovo: red hlsg :i.e swi: tinning c! 0 \ !. the .stroain. Ho raisi d lii. ri rifio ind (in* il, hilt i)»'4 the d ligator ii. tin • eyt .*. Mr. i.«*w dismays tin c In hie friends. twe inches in J*: •;i. is. . Handy, n clerk .*! ti.u mi Ac 1 sup d uim. ;d wutrhed i The secretary of the Orange Belt Invest ment company has purchased iron for the Orange Belt raih ond sufficient to build the road from the point where the J., T. and K. W. It. It. crosses the St. John’s river six | milts above Sanford, to Oakland, at the south end of I,nke Apopka, n distance of thirty-seven miles. The iron is all to be delivered by June 30th. All the engines, coaches, box cars, etc., have been pur chased, and trains will be running regular ly between those two points by August 1st• (Joininenciag November 1st, the road will be continued southwesterly to the Gulf cost. The company has entered into a contract with the J., T. and K. \Y. It. U. com ».n.y by which it secures a connection north with that road. nta 2*vola x arjam.3^ i_ «*cvi Take Jordan’)- Joyous Julep for Nervous Head ache, Take Jordan’s Joyous Julep for Painful Menstru ation, Take Jordan’s Joyous Julep for Colic, Take Jordan’s Joyous Julep to brace up the nerves, • Take Jordan’s Joyous Julep for all Pain, Take Jordan’s Joyous Julep, it is the remedy for Neuralgia. W HOOD'S EUREKA LIVER DnBiaaers ptKUBRkf Takv Take Take Take Take- Take Take Hood'; Eureka foi Torpid Liver, HoodN Eureka for Sick Headache, Hood's Eureka for Constipation, Hood - Eureka for Indigestion and R'P’dn Hood' Jiuiekn for < 'Lids and l evers, Hood'* Eureka n»i languor and tIn* bin IL '< »d‘ v U'U'vka if you fe. 1 debilitated. ~ !::• if y«m h i 1 depressed, let if you Fuller with H* • d’« Eg ■ ID- -•b. ek.i lb Morbie , id keep it No in* < la; Atlanta, Llss a !0 f t votes old. d the • aped Opi I* 1 : .Cv accurate figure's < ■. The cw (•s the w:i . finudv i Ta\KE gossypedia Ash I*ei!i;.l** Re.ruIra' r. R -.i [»uss.* ■ any leine* '«>> k"li!utMs\ G-j-hmi.: nr. It •ail. ofortlv the person I as.-cited U e;i who it had !>.. i'mv M issenger it was with ox«r*;ti ■■.•rj.**•<• ai.d r*-g.''el tlrut tiic m:inv friuic Mrs. IT Y. Yaidbiosc heard T» -*s la that iial been found«li*.n«t i f .-ue uu- w* H u!id uii'tsualiy taikutiv( Mundai t:ight. and retired in the host of spirits, j :ni i' .-i:pp«i;-ed that anattuek (»f , in >* • • v . <: her away so suodei b,. Mrs. Yatilioo-.t was the wife' of the Rev. i .. Y. Van I !•*•!«■■, well and lav. *rai»i t v bn j\\ ", t;.r. nwii -nt southeast Ahibanui, as ; ii iiii-.tv i. : niivsiot.Kry U ’.pti.-t ei.’iircih. ..I winch she was also a denoted J ? e*v. J. J. Porter is conducting aseric-s y.” me-..tinin t n< city of Montgomery. The 'fr »v M. .-;■-•ngcr savs the I luc tea nl tltc n si del ic ..f iho. i J. (J. Wiley, on last Fridav nignt. was a most cj:j*»\*;j»G** f. flair. M:-. M do la W'no.i • HUpori.ilei.’d':d Do ,vo i VGiiit ft pure, )tloor:i- bi^ ( ompiexioii l If so, a l( v: appHeirtio’is of |(as,iiuN M .!(>'NULIA HALM wiitgrut- ify you to your heart's con tent, It does away with Sal- lowness, Holiness, Pimples, Blotches, ami all diseases and imperfections of the shin, ii overcomes Die Hushed appear- ttuco of Leal, fati«uo aiid ox- eitcaicnt. It makes a lady of THIltT V appear but TWEN- TV : and so natural, gradual, and perfect are its effects, that if is impossible to detect its applicatiou. j\l, I) IK Kd) A C( 1 . Mailin'Atnrii •; Drigg'-;*-, Col a in 1 Go WMff% JgP Ik; h iJ j "" %: ' J f* . / t im I y/ 4 ft n n r r i y p e 11 h M 1 r< u 0 ’ i 1 * U h 5 5 S j onoistery ^-OOTlDKS. . i vV A’ J.Sloane • • I" 1h. HI: :■ nr.,,'. wlllcb i ■111, at* T magm&F&GEBBEiB Ihq mij.u'i.'bsion i'i' ov.'i'y parlicipaul li.al si,: a | '..-I I'cci princess ni a liuslesy. :v-v- 11 ul ■ I"!!" rs - o r.:( eiv c i a nl the 01 gau fund for the First Baptist church. Mrr.. Ki'.zor, the wifi:oi .Mr. .Josiab Knzor, died at iir home fiv miles nortliouit of Troy on Tuesday mori'ing. Grccoivilic Advocate: Old man Dick B' .'ling, kn )Wn to every resident of tills I lace for many years, died on tlic lfith. lie has ben t!" village sexton before Grot'ii’illc aiis a city. Jo times of war and tii uuof :.v :< hi has ; i: sued tin un welcome calling, and now his time has come. He proudly bore the name of Ids Coni or owners. Let us !e :.t tint diagirg graves had somewhat i.repared him for the great change. The convention > f the Kiii.'eopa! dn.-s" ilia is n, w iii sessi.in at A: ;-1 o* . . : urc of Sim o< < . ’ ' ■ • ■ i’i.m \V dm ■ I; v ol ,e b-imii mm NFRVF F hi GAIL siLIHL i .!«.» . !V.-r-tivc NERVE - ii«i utter- lit-cts, Uijrl i•h*)L Ii is a Bolicii.us • i >y ' //■/ l % rY oi fM-iU' It xL.yvf. ' u - -w ■ i/ Y^ v;,; b • ■ - mkm ' - ' t. \ v /*■;%%„ i--'^ o l| ri sr a III % I \t. 1 ^ r u i ^ CHILDREN TEI fD HSA J w \ I IB U P Druggists ” U S0*PER30TTLE a l u a b 37*0 T LYLOlSrEIrr T uO.A.2' i'f).;!fi'L AM) Lili STIIEET, !* moxiegom: ■ii''.a. L?a. I >EA i 'N Five Cold and Two Silver Modal*, nwardnd in 1885 at the Expositions of New Orleans and Louisville, and the Ii^ vontious Exposition of London. The superiority of Gornline over bore or whalebone has now tieen demonstrated hy over five years' experience. It is mow durable, more pliable, more comfortably and never breaks. Avoid cheap imitations made of varioit kinds of cord. None are genuine unlef “Du. Waunkb’b Cohaunb” is prints on inside of steel cover. FOR SALE BY AU LEADING MERCHANTS., WARNER BROTHERS, 353 Broadway, New York Ci1& ghh CAPITAL PRIZE, - $150,000. “ We do hereby certify that ire supervise the or« rnngement jor all the Monthly and (^uarlcrb^ Ifraicinys of The Louisiana Slate Lottery Cot*- pony, rind in jicrson manage and control tht. Drawings themselves, and that the same are conn ducted with honesty, fairness, and in good faiCk toward all parties, and u , authorize the Company to use this certificate, with facsimiles of our sif natures attached, to its advertisements.’’ <’oiiiiii i *N i o i> c r* We the undersigned Hanks and Bankers vrtiL pay all frizes drawn in The Louisiana State Ltk- (cr ies which may be presented at our counters. .1. II. OdMINItY. l»r<‘M. Lh. Nnt'l IlimH ,1. W. 14 IMUtF.TII. !»■•«**. Htntv Niil’l lt*k A. IIAIJIWIN, Vros. X. O. Kitt'l Hunk; U NPUI'.(’KltKMTKI) ATTRACTION! liver Half a Million' DistriliuteJ Louisiana State Lottery Comp’/. IIIIAWINC A IMTAI. I I! 1/1 Hi 1 • Li:!/. 1 ‘ ; g > M ■ I’Ri/f. 1 .AID ■ !*: 1 r :/i:s •Rl 'I. • 1 G' •HI/ I - • •!•' i ! * * N FRIZES. V U VI l J N O l T ‘ M t DU l‘PH JJ'OJRj EXCHANGE I!*.\ LA\I)S. JO.MI5S Ci;AWKOIl!) s n PITTS uAmvm The Best Medicine on Eartli.fc Children, Iit'vuporatpfl in for 25 years bv the Legisla ture for Efltieutiomi! 11 ml Charitable purpoHCS— with a capital of $\.000.000 to which a resent f\nni of over $5.50,000 lias since been added. By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise was made a part of the present State Constitu tion. adopted December 2d, A. I). 187A. IIS Grand Single iiniiit><*r Drawing* will take place monthly. It never scales or postr pones. Look at the following distribution : I'.Uid PritiMl Monthly In Ho •f Mu*Jr. Xcu Orleans, Tu' s'lav, Jinn* 15. isstt. Under tin* p«*rs»ina) supervision and manage* Gen. G. T. BLAUREGARD. of Louisiana, & Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia. (:11»iI:' I Pi'i/.i*. slAG.Gi/F'j. U)ii,<Kn 50.1 IOC 20, OOf 20,00( 20,0(11 2.*i,unc to.ooi OO.OOC' 50, M >S;*»-v>* <*». Hohi'A Onlvrs pn.t nddi-rs*. Ih’ii isl'*r«*d r«*(l«*r« !<► > l Y\ OfCM.r. *i \ V N \ L IO \ \ I. hS \ Mi. in*. 1 v '••• ->A • .\*-h Orlfitiis, i!!e f"i Flatulent Colic, I I**r.i Infantum,Choi- j «J>* ■ineideiil to cliildrex^ • pei L jt 1 It*. L or sale at CITY DRUG STORE. i C): j t , *Y. ! - . A T Y-. r l •*-