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Georgia News.
"Facts are Stubborn Things.”
Mayor Hammock has offered a stand
ing reward of 8100 for the arrest and
conviction of any burglar in the city of
Atlanta.
Professor Alexander Dimitry, the dis
tinguished scholar and lecturer, will
lecture under tho auspices of the Young
Men’s Library in Atlanta.
Two incendiaries have been arrested
in Augusta. They are negro women,
and fired the kitchen of Mrs. Bunch
because of some potty jealousy of her
cook,
Daltou is improving, the Enterprise
says: We learn that in addition to a
new bank which intends to prove a
public benefactor by loaning money
at seven per cent, interest per annum.
we are soon to have another drug store.
The Dalton Enterprise says For wagons
with returned Georgians from Texas,
passed through Dalton last week. From
the way he talked, and judging from
the bright smiles that illuminated the
women's faces, while they told of their
hardships in Texas, and their joy at
returning to their native State, one
would think that going to Texas was
a fearful experiment.
The Atlanta Herald contains the fol
lowing sad announcement: On Satur
day last, Master Eddie Anderson, a
nephew of Col. Alston, was loading the
left barrel of his shot gun, having
thoughtlessly left the other barrel,which
was loaded, cocked. In ramming the «"» Sold by all Druggets,
powder home the loaded barrel ex
ploded, the shot ploughing through his
putting out one of his eyes, and
Thousands of human beings are yearly
borno on the swift eurront of disease’down
to the grave, just because they do not possess
a sufficient knowledge of themselves A man
moots Ills uciglibor, nud tho first salutation
is, “IIow are you?” or '• How is your health?"
The reply frequently is, "Oh, 1 am well.w th
tho exception of a cold.” Most per-ons
lightly regard a cold. Reader, do you know
that a cold is one ol the in >st dangerous of
maladies? A cold not only clogs up the pores
of the entire system, nud retards circulation,
but it is productive of Catarrh, which is quite
apt to lead to Consumption. ‘Oh,” you sny.
” it is uothing hut n cold in nty head.” True;
but that cold is really a mild form of Catarrh
and it not arrested in its course will become
chronic Catarrh is one of the most dis igreo
able, offensive affections in tho catalogue of
diseases. The passage to the noso is oh
structed, tho sense of smell impnirod. and
there is a disagreeable seusntion of pressure
in the head. In the more advanced stages,
there is a discharge having an offensive odor.
If tho disease ho allowed to continue in its
course, thick, hard incrustations will form in
the head, the hones of which sometimes be
come softened and break away in pieces.
Why will persons continue to suffer from
such an annoying, disgusting disease, when
they can just as well bo cured of it? Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy will cure tho worst
forms of Catarrh; in fact, it is the only sure
and sate remedy which has vet beon offered
to the public. 'Many lmrsh irritating pro
pnra^gns may, for a time, relieve the urgency
of the symptoms, hut they do not cure tho
disease. Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy is
soothing and heating in its effects, and when
used with Dr Pierce’s Nasal Douche, accord
ing to directions, does not fa 1 to effect a
face, pit
possibly both of them. He was at once
put in" the charge of a physician, and
received the tenderest care.
The Atlanta Evening Common-
malih says: We are happy to have it
within our power to state that the rumor
that the leader of the Okefenokee expe
dition was swallowed by a bullfrog is
without foundation. Since the Colonel’s
thrilling encounter with the furious
and bloodthirsty opossum a few days
ago, he has at last been able to abandon
the persimmon tree in which he took
refuge, and now, though quite pros
trate by bis recent discovery of—cat
tracks, lies within the ample folds of
thirty-two yards of blankets, and strong
hopes are entertained for his recovery.
The Oglethorpe Echo says : During a
trip to the “country” last Saturday we
passed the home of Mr. Joe Stephens,
and was particularly struck with the
substantial and well regulated appear
ance that every thing bore. His out
houses are in perfect order, and even
stables and gin-houses arc surmounted
with lightning-rods. The fences are in
splendid order, and enclosed'there is us
fine crops as one would care to see. We
will wager our hat that Mr S. is a
progressive larmcr—raises his own
provisions, pays his debts, and don't
care a tig whether tho Western bog
and grain crop is short or long.
EEe Talbotton Standard says: A ne
gro man saw it on last Friday night.
He was coming through what is known
as the Kimbrough swamp, near Mr.
John Trice’s. He says that the thing
was as large as a yearling calf, and had
the appearance of being gray. Its -tail
looked like it had a large ball on the
end of it. The man says he shot at it
and it fell down rolled over, and then
run right by him as fast as lightning.
He tried to hit it with his ritle, but
failed. This story has spread like wild
fire, and the citizens are becoming
more and more excited. The truth ia,
we have a strange wild animal among
us. It inhabits our swamps, makes a
fearful noise, and has a large body.
Can’t something be done to ferret out
the mystery.
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The Alabama State Grange is now in
session at Montgomery.
Cherokeo county only . gave three
votes against the constitution.
Tha citizens of Montgomery have in
vited Prof. Dimitry to lecture in that
city.
Judge Standifer has been appointed
United States Commissioner for the
Northern District of Alabama.
A negro girl fourteen years old gave
birth to a child in Montgomery. The
unnatural parents of the girl-mother
murdered the child.
Trains on the South and North Ala
bama railroad reach Calera at 6:30 P. M
going South—no change going North
This will be rather inconvenient for the
traveling public, unless some change in
the schedule of the Selma, Rome and
Dalton railroad.
When an Alabama negro goes out
hunting with another and comes home
alone, he explains tho absence of his
companion by saying he fell out of a
tree and broke his neck. The explana
tion hardly suffices and Dick Benson will
have to present some other theory to ac
count for the death of Anderson Hopkins.
Hyacintlie is coming back to Amen-
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Besides this admitted fact, there are
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to a good newspaper. Perhaps no year
of the last half century furnished a
greater combination of important and
thrilling events than will the year ap
proaching. The Presidential contest,
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As in the past, so in tha future,
THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION.
Published at the Capital of the State,
Will be foremost in the Chronicling of
all News. Political, Commercial, Agri
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is Independent of all Political or Per
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Becond to no paper in the South. As a
Family Journal, containing Political
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Information, it is popular in many
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The Constitution, having been the
means of opening up North Georgia
to the people of this country as never
before done, is now organizing an Ex
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A marked feature of the Constitution
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Wine has drowned more than the sea.-
Publius Syrus.
A bronze statue of O’Connell is to be
erected in Melbourne.
Revivals among the colored people in
the South have suspended during the ’pos
sum season.
Zoroaster says;—“When you doubt,
abstain.” Hoyle says:—“Trump and
take the trick.
M. H. Taine is lecturing at Geneva on
the “Ancien Regime,” the subject of
his forthcoming volume.
Marian Singer, daughter of the sew
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upon the stage in San Francisco in bur
lesque,
Tho Financial Chronicle says that
1,000 packages more of brown sheeting
have been ordered from this country
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