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BAINBRTDGE. GA.,*THURSDAY HORSING, OCTOBER 23, 1884.
YOL XIV--NO. 1
El McGIU,
‘ J„(! Counsellor at fcato
UlUGE. GEORGIA.
„ ibe Courts of the Alban.)
by special contract.
I v __
LllfkF s c< bUSH .
„.e, St l»*>,
COWGITT. GA.
station firentoall business en-
[•ASTON O’NEAL
,,y at Law,
jjtlSIiiGDGE. GA.
MPein all toe Courts.
x'rtu to tie investiga-
j claios^-
UM m. Brown*
orney at LAW,
. liiSPRiraE, GA.
L the courts of (tie Albany
"(ifti-tit Democrat Office
iM-KM and iUnd claims spccial-
HEDICAL CARD.
i, Morgan
.A.) b‘s office to the drug stare
^.u iiel by Hr. Harrell. Uesi
#>M street, soutii of ShotvrilT,
lt l niglit will reach hfn¥.
DENTISTRY.
C # r r y , D . D . S
IsfiiiTitf dVnv at! Ills office on Soath
up slsirs, in 15. Johnson's
„ there he is ready to attend to the
the public at reasonable rates.
dec-5-78
Ires M, L. B ATT L R
Denffel*
otor Hinds Store, West side
Luc Ifxs ttrte denial cr.ginc, and
T'f cTcrvt 1'iTnr to makff liiys office
•*.-Terms (iasit. Office lVftWrs 9
,»s at. jaft.lStf
OR. L. H. PEAC0Ck7
!r tenders his professional serv-
L people of Bainbridge and vicini-
Mivr store at 'V. G. Broom fs Co.
on West end of Broughton
I tiers he can be found at night.
■16.1 SSI —
I Dr J. H. Boozer,
Ie * V 1ST,
Bainbridge, Georgia.
Ofsce Over Pohlman’s Store.
BiM.’St—lv.
lOUIH UOBB
“The Old Reliable,”
|Is found at his Shaving Palace
0* Broad Street.
T. 1 iSfcl N~TOSH
>tten Buyer,
bainbridge, Ca>
| tbs Highest Market Prica fi,"*
' See him before selling. He Will
10 uAitibridge during the season,
lost.
E. SMITH & m.,
DEA'LEHS IN—
te, Cigars and Liquors.
” Xo - Hi BAY STREET,—
UNNAH. - - - GSift&IA.
JG-'M-tf
bridge Lumber Co.
> o fl c e ;
Nbsence of Messrs W II &
i>t » ■ * T8 ' "bii h will contHrdtf’ffidt*
w *>. Mr L \f Griffin is authorized
' “'t business fo r th e l! L. Co.
1814 Da ‘**mbc« Limber Co.
y Warehouse!
SRIffin, - - Proprietor.
^•'*h«i. arC ln ’nfnrming the public that
<M« "Hoatod near the Oak City
-:ktt [J r,,r Go reception of Cotton,
'dk- no r * V * rnr anti my-chargea
••Art nfir * ^0 guaranteed in aollcit-
■•B stock , T't'Glic patronage.
a; irda and stalls—with
I Lav ," 1!cr . 1“ addition to my
^ wid Scr* w
parties cat
5?“*«R h * 'he staple.
wulj Feeder and Coud
Tax Collector’s Notice.
A Strange Romance.
Erie. Oct. 7.—In 185$ JoImDuf
and County Taxes:
Climax—13Glst District, September 29th,
and October 2mh. I county, met at an. evening party
»b n^oc to ter" 2 j« t. Ri8trict ’ j Miss Mary Johnson., an attractive
Lime Sink—621st District, October 1st, and j atl'l HKuLerleSS girl, wilO acted as
.October 22od. Bwfrow’a in the evening. " - -
Tired Greet—1324th District, October 2nd,
and October 23rd.
HIs Soul and His Silver. *
^ our Rhking nie how l cmuc to U6f it t ) I will be at the following places at the times ... .
reminds m« of the story of Hie Scotchman. ) mentioned for the purpose of collecting Ktate race.’a young and well-to-do farm
who, on his deathbed, afn:f It life of mesn- County Taxes: , Vf,.i<r„„- n tn , m d,in Vrie
ness.vvailted to make tllingaall M*bt with Climax—13filst District. Rentnmhor Mth I eI -tjicrveatl LUA\ U. LUjA.
the Lord by leaving some inoney^ to the
kirk. x. «
“Will the Almighty fatal me into
lleaveu.if 1 give ltOPOU pounds to the
kirk, d’ye think ?*’ said fi : e.~” ' .
“I can’t promise ye th *t, morr,’’ answer
ed the miuister, “but l advise ye to try
the experiment.”
Laughing heartily af fne story, Rev. F.
E- O^fiorne, of No; 273 Ogden avenue,
Jersey City, paster of the Fi{st Baptist
Church', West Hoboken, continued:
VTUat's what I did with Farker’s Tonic ;
l fried the experiment. It more than met
»y expectations, and I am very glad
to testify to its excellence. It goes at
once to the root of all diges'ivo and nerv
ous derangements so comm in among men
of my profession. To vvtr»en ar.d chron-
i«invalids tflfcTcnle is a perfect invigor-
ant, and is destined {o supplant all other
remedies for. this purpose A single dose
producers the gentle perspiutiou antisense
tff lr?e which eradicates disease. It seems
to tou’se every organ into activity. I ad
mire it, too, for its power to antagonize
liVe hu)d of the liquor habit oyer inebriates.”
This preparation, whicXfVtVTboenknown
ns Parker’s Ginger ToirT", will be called
simply Parker’s Tonic, AsTmprincipltaJ
dealers arc eonstsraT'fy deceiving t'jjeir
cuslonVeV^wrfl’i inferior articles under the
painc of ginger : and as ginger kt really
an unimportant flavoring ingredient, we
drop tlie misleading woid
There will be no change, however, in
the preprvVs.Ti’S's itself,- and all bottle*' in
the bar.'dv of dealers, wrap|Vccf urtder the
name of Parker’s Ginger Tonic, contain
the genuine medicine if the facsimile sig
nature of Hiscox & Co. is at th‘C btitfom
of the outside wrapper-
EASnMS^VHlfilMM&EORG'IA
Hail lioad
PresentB to the people of Baiubridge and
vicinity the inoat popular,- comfortable and
expeditions transit tor trade and travel
between. Bainbridge and AJacoTi, ( Vt!an-ta,
Koine, Chattanooga, Cleveland, MetiipniB','
Knoxville, Louisville, Cincinnati and points
North-went i'niY JTottb-eaift :
CONNECTIONS.
At Atlanta with Western A Atlantic R It,
Richmond A Danville R 11 »"d tbo Georgia
Pacific R’v.
At Rome with Alabama Division, E. T. V. &
G. R. H.
At CbaVWnooga with Cincinnati Southern
H’v, Naslivill Cna*‘trfnOoga A St. Louis'R’v and
with Memphis A Ciiarlfstou K R' DiVinTod for
all points North and H ost.
At Cleveland with East Tcmibssee Division
for all points North and East via Shenandoah
Valley Route or via Lynchburg.
THROUGH CAR ARRANGEMENT.
Fnllriitm - Fslkev Sleeping Cars and Through
Passenger Conches UStHVsn - Jfeltson-
ville, fla, and Chattanooga via Waycross,
Jesnp, Macon and Atlanta without change.
Buy Tickets via Jesnp ac,d the East Ten
nessee, Virginia * Georgia Rail Road.
J. E. MALLOY',
Superiutendant, Macon,
W. J. FRY’,
Superintendent, Atlanta.
JNtX F. O’BRIEN, b
Gen. Sup’t., Knoxville.
J. J. GRIFFIN,
Ass’t. Geu. Pass, and Fr’t. Ag’t. Atlanta.
A. POPE.
Gen. Jkittr. Ag'4, Knoxville.
MOTHER
ARE MU—-
TrAlinlPn with any disease peculiar t'O
^ * v V\1 to ifour gen lie Hex ?
If so, to yon we bring tidings of comfort and
great jov. You can
BE CURED
And restored topertect health by using
Biadlield’s ^
Female
Regulator.
Whig ham—720th District, October 3rd, and
October 2-tth.
Reagan’s—1258th District. October 4th, and
October 25th. Wight's in the evening.
Bell's—lhOith District, October Gth, and
October 27th. » m
Attapufgns—63dtli District,October7th, and
October 2Sth.
Faceville—914tli District, October 8th, and
Oc4ftber 29th.
Jackson’s Mill—1325th District, October 9th,
and October 30th.
Higdon's—533rd District, October lQ’.b, and
November 1st.
Kes'dficVg—1342pd District, October 14th,
in the morning, ami Nov 4iH, in tlie morning.
Spring Creek—Gl!5'h District, October 14tli,
in the evening, and Nov 4th, in the evening.
Rock Pond—1046th District, October 15th,
and November Grh.
Pine IIill—1188th District, October ICth,
and Nov lather 7th.
Dickinson’s—November 5th.
Bainbridge—During tlie November Term of
Superior Court, after which the Books will bo
closed. ■ P. H. HERRING,
• September ISth, 1884. Tax Collector.
Rule Nish
T. S. Donalson, vs 1 Mortgage, Ac7
Janies M. Ilou a Is. r' J May Term, 1884.
Present the Honorable fi. B. Bower, Judge
of Said Court:
It appCanaig to the Court by the Petition
of T S Donalson t,hat on the 24th dav of
Match, in 'be year 1880, James 51 X*onafson,
of said .County, made and delivered to C B
Donolaon a certain promissory ; note hearing
date the day and year afrotesaid. whereby
the said J'atUcs Donalson promised, on or
hefofe, the first day ot January, 1881, follow
ing the date of said note to pay said C B
Donalson, as Guardian to- T S Dbbalson,
Three Hundred Dollars for value received, and
afterwards on the 24th day of March, 1S80,
the said James M Donaisiirt, the better to
aecuixi the panuent, of said note, executed
and delivered to said C B Donalson,' as
Guardian of T S Donalson, his Deed of Mort
gage, whereby the said Jam«-s 54 Donalson
conveyed to the said C B’Donalson aaGnardiau
as aforesaid, the following described land :
Lot number ninety-one (9t> in the twenty-
seventh (‘2ftli)’ District of Decatur county,
conditioned that if flic said James M Donalson
should pay off and discharge said note, or
cause the sarno to be done according to the
tenor and effect thereof, that then the said
Deed of ortgage and said note should
become Null and Y'oid to all intent and pur
poses. And i further appearing that the
said note remains unpaid. It is therefore
ordered that the said James 51 Donalson do
pay into Ctuirij by the first day of the next
Term thereof fbd principal, interest,
attorneys’ fees and costs due on sai.1 note (or
show cause to the contrary if any lie has) find
that on failure of the said James 51 Donalsoli'
so to do; the equity of redemption iu and to
said Mortgaged premises be forever there
after barred and forecloseil, and it is further
house-keeper for her father.
Young Dufrane was afterwards
a frequent caller at Miss Johnson’s
house, and, being a likely young
fellow, he found favor in tiie eyes
of the girl's father and was
cordially received by the ytfung
mistress of the house. About this
time a y.oung Southerner, Orlando
Ambererombie, appeared in the
neighbohood, anti being of
excellent address, became the lion
of local society. Miss Johnson fell
in love with him. The intimacy
between Miss Johnson and the
Southerfi’OT' hastened the suit of
young Dufiaue, but his proposal
was rejected by the girl, although
she told him that she felt honored
by his offer. Mary’s father was
gre Uly disappointed, and said so
rorfeir on the., subject that she
dually consented to marry Du
frane.
A few days af?cr the return
from the wedding trip Mrs. Du
franc received a letter purporting
to inform her of the illness of £
schoolmate in Erie, who requested
her immediate presence. With her
hushaiMTs consent, she left home
ostensib.y on that ground. She
failed to return, and then it was
learned that she had left Erie in
the company of Ambererombie.
The runaways- were traced to
Duel lu
a Iraning Room- ! and as the word “Three” lull l'tom
Eosie Anurigo is the beautifu j her lips the reports of two revol-
lb-year old daughter ot a wealthy i v ers rang out simultaneously. The
Northumberland coal operator, i^jj front Count End wig's weapon
Mr. Andrigo came from Poland, '"penetrated JUudman's shoulder,
says a Mount Carmel, Pa., special ; The latter fell io the floor as the
to the Npw lork utin, October 0, Lullet from his p istol whizzed
about twenty-two years ago. Me ove r the young Kussiaifs head,
was a poor man at that t ithe, but i y[ r . Audrigo's -servants rushed in-
by his industry and skill he £ 0 ^j ie room, a hasty explanation
amassed great wealth. Some five ( followed, and Rudman was carried
years ago-he built a supurb resi- i a bedchamber, where Miss Rosie'
deuce on the outskirts of this j ^ to-night attending to him.
town, and supplied his beloved j ~ ■—r—
daughter with everything that j GoM and Sliver.
wealth could provide. Miss Rosie j
whose social position was much
better than that of the daughters
of the ether Polish families in
this neighborhood, grew up a
spoiled beauty). Naturally a great
many young-men in Mount Carmel
sought her hand, but she treated
their offers of love with the great
est indifference. T ko months ago
Count Ludwig Armapuski paid a
visit to Mount Carmel. lie is the
son of a Russian nobleman, and
came to this country as a traveler.
He brought letters of introduction
to Mr. Andrigo, who invited him
to spend some time at his residence
! in Mount Carmel. Count Ludwig
at otice fell desperately in love
with his daughter,and apparently
his affection was returned—at
least it was ..reported that Miss
Rosie was engaged to the young
Russian.
Among the girl’s admirers is
EDITORIAL MITE ; ,
DOLLARS OF THE PRECIOUS METALS
NOW IN THE COUNTRY.
Telegraphed to tho Associated Press.
Washington, October f>.—The
directo' - of the mint estimates the
amount of gold and silver coin in
tlie United States on the 1st of Oc
tober, 1884, at $815,000,000. Of
this amount $558,000,1X10 is gold,
SI 82,000,000 standard silver dollars,
and 875,000,000 subsidiary si Iyer.
This is a gahY from the 1st of Oc
tober, 1SS0, of S3?,000,000 *13,000,-
000 being gold coin and $22,000,-
000 silver, jit addiltion to the
coin in circulation on the 1st of
October’ the mints and assay of
ficers held bullion for coinage at
that date amounting to 653,000,000
and of silver $5,000,000 making the
total amount of United States coin
and bullion available for coinage
in the country on the first of Oc-
FrauK. K-udnyan, bonk keeper at a 1 tuber, 1861, $672,000,000, of which
colliery.’ He because very jealous | $60,000,000 is gold and 8272,000,-
of the titled Russian, and on j 000 silver. The amouut of gold
Niagara Falls and there all traie; « ever v,j. occasions insulted him | coin outside of tlie treasury was
of them was lost.
After four years vcifiVg Dufrane
married an orphan girl in the
neighborhood. When the war
broke out he #als among the first
to enlist in one of the three Ofiio
“regiments. At the battle of An-
tietam Dufrane was dangerously
wounded. His youngjvife found
him in the cotton factory hospital
oi’itevid rent this rn'e he rtiblislif-d once a
month for four months iti The BainbiuI'oe 111 llai'ilsblll'g, where, through Iter
Democrat or a cony thereof served on the
said James M Donalson or tits special Agent
or Attorney at lo-ist three months previous to
the next Term of this Court.
Bv the Court. B. B. BOWER,
J. S. C.. A. e.
Jxo. E. Doxai.sos A R. It. Terreix,
Attornevs for Plaintiff.
I pertify the shove to be a true Extract
from tlii Mamtesm^Dhc-atcr Superior Court.
C. VV. YVIMBFJlLE.Xt .
Clerk Decatur'Superior Ctiflri’.
Augnat 5tli, 1884.
CITATION.
Georgia—Decatur County :
H'lieross 31. D. Ingram Adminirftratot of
Ann Irif-ram represenls to to tho court, in
pia ju.iitionilplf titpil and entered on record,
lhat ho lias fully acUninistm ed A'un JURram's
estate. This is, therefore, to cH6 all persons
conceyned, kimirc-d and creditors, to show
cause, if anV they can, why raid admims-
tratorsbould-noi be dwharae'd Irani his ad-
ministatiou, and receive letters ot dismisaion,
on the first Moudav in January 1S85.
M ASTON O’NEaL,
3m ©rdtuasy.
CITATION
care, he was restored lo health.
Dufrane returned to his regiriibnt,
and itis wife to her home, but the
exposure and anxiety she had un
dergone planted’ the seeds of a
fatal disease, and ske died jitat 1
after her husband had been honor
ably discharged.
About the same time the father
i of Dufrane’s truant wife died,
leavibg to Dufrane his estate, val
ued at 625,000, with the request
that Dufrane should do all in hi6
power ffe-find the mussing woman,
and, if found apart form her para
mour and in needy circumstances,
to make her comfortable. After
a search of several years Dufrane
had alflibst given up hope of ever
'hearing from her, but recently a let
ter came from her to a friend- of
her father. She was in Warren.
Through the -intercession of ner
father's friend the execufor of the
It is a special redtUX? fbr *11 disease* per
taining to the womb, ahtF any, uttelltKent
woman can enre herself b/ ftCJa'i' ttl0
directions. I» is especially cfikaeious :n cases
of alippressed or painful menstruation, iti
Whitts atwl partial prolapsus. It affords
iihmciliittb rel’ef and permanently restores
the.ittcnstrual function. As a remedy to be
used d'liii'K that critieal period known as
“Cbatifce oj- lAfv,” this invaluable preparation
lias no rival.
can have uo
_ple. My Gin
Condenser, x
Saved Hex* Lite!
Etdoe McIntosh Co.. Ga.
J) Bradfield—Dear Sir:--1 have taken
l>otth*s of vonr Female Regulator for
falling of the womb and othef diswseil, com
bined, of sixtotjn years standing, and 1 realty
believe l am enrwl entirely, lor ffficb please
accept mv heaftfeH thank* ih it most pro
found gratitude. yourmedtetno sat ed
mv life, so Y-ou see I cannot speak too -ylb'-T
in' its favor. I have recommended it to
several of my friends who are suffering as 1
ttAI Yours verv rcapcctniil'.
Mjic. W. E. STEBBINS.
(llfappiness
Atlanta, Ga.
GEORGIA—Decatnr Couuty : ,
JohuT. Fain A JW. Wilson guardians of
Thomas J. and 0. E. Fain having applied to
the Court of Ordinary of said county for a
discharge from the guardianship of Thomas
J. & J. E. Fain's person and property, this is
therefore to cite all persons concern Jd to
show canse by filing objections in mv office,
yvIiv the said John T. Faifi and J. IP. Wilson ; , , , _ . j
should not be dismissed front their guardian-j Will Wfllt OUCC lO M alien, and
ship of Thomas J. and J. E. Fain < and re-
cS-ive the usual Utters of dismission. Giyeti-
uhdt-rray otOTia! signature.
51 ASTON- O'Neai..
urdinary.
Citation-
SU>orgi*,-Dt-catnr Conntv
JhTth' W* tiO^huj
there lound the erring vvif&;
Among her papers was a divorce
decree granted by an Indian court
from Dufrane.and a marriage cer
tificate showing her legal mar
riage to Ambererombie. T.hebrok-
ed’hearted woman said that Arh-
bercrombie had engaged in the
grossly before others. Count Luil- abont 605,000,000 less than the
wig refused to take any notice oi: first of October, 1863, while the
these insults, intimating that be-1 amount in the treasury was $20,-
mg a nobleman's son, lie coujd j 000,000, more. The amount ofsil-
not engage in any dispute with a j ver in banks and genbraJ circula-
book-keeper. On Sunday last j tion is 88,000,000 less than in 1SS3,
Rudman met Miss Rosie as she • and the amount in the treasury
was returning Irom the Catholic • aboiuA 831.000,030 more. The
chapel. He told her that lie had 1 amount outstanding of gold, and
imormauon that count Lmiwig \ silver certificates is nearly 850,-
was going to Chicago to-morrow ; 000,000 more than on the first of
and tn-at lie had boasted that he j October, 1833. National bank
had only won the girl’s love in 1 notes have decreased about $17,-
spoi’t, and intended lo throw her > 000,000, of Which fhe amount it)
over. The girl refused'to believe at the treasury increased about $5.-
lir.ff that her lover wit's false,- but- 000,00*
on Rudman altiraiing tnat-tie had i ■- v
positive evidence ol his fickleness —Near Alpine, Monday night,
she declared that sfcfe would reiuse j Mrs. Mary H. Davis was shot and
to speaK to him during the lew ; killed while standing in her own
days he would lie her father's I door wav. The shot was fired
guest. j from ah ambush. Mrs. Davis fell
Oieotfrse Count Ludwig noticed j across the Threshold, perorated
the sudden change in her manner i wiib slug^. The shot was heard
toward him, and asked for an ex | by neighbor?, blit the lady was in
pianalion. This she at first refused! her dying thrdfeo before assistance
to give, but as he persisted, she! reached her. Officers at once be-
told all lhat Frank Rudman had ! gan a t a refill inquiry. Her uncle,
said to her. The Count at once j J. R Dorsey, and a prostitute
sent a challenge to Rudman by ; named Jane Wade have been ar.
Mr. William Hutler, an American j rested lor conipln dy in the deed,
living here, and the challenge was About three months ago a cousin
eagerly accepted. Arrangements of Mrs. Davis, Sam Hardwick, who
were made for tho duel to be j lives near her, was. called from his
fought on Wednesday, iti a retired house and assassinated in 1 he
spot three miles from Mount Car- j same manlier. About a week ago
mel. .-j | Dr. Freeman, a prominent physi-
Rndmau, whose courage jsgreat- Ician in that locality’, was arrested
er than his discretion;, drank for that murder. All the parties are
heavily to'ddV and spoke of the; wealthy, and are among the iead-
coutemplated duel to several pj j ing families in their county. Some
his friends. They persudued him ; deep mystery 7s'aTTached to both
to go to Mr. Andrigo’s residence 'crimes; and ife is thought- the m-
and shoot theyoung Russian with vestigation how on foot will
out risking a face-to-face meeting. 'soIvYbl'.’
To nighty while Miss Rosie and ■'
, . Cddht Ludwig were sitting in the t —Atlanta Constitution: ille
9?**- Hfs abuse and neglect | Andrigo dwffilJ Rudman ’demand for stimulants is more
iabuily J»a*wtff in ptcp=rr fcftn J
applied to ntc tor permaneYit lettri-^ of afimtn-
istration on the estate of Jtr». Artemesia
Jeter, late of said comity, tlii* is to cite all |
and sintrnlar, the creditors and next of kin of (Eugiuess of Sudlllvine miners, at
John W Jeter, to be and appear at mv office i , * ,
within the time allowed by law and show j WhlCO Ilf amassed a- -fortune, but
t^rio,^ shoniic im" be y pramed‘To and cards afterwards made |
Brow
other
Jeter’s estate. Witness- KfJ* Kvnd and offiai f of Iierc'all«ed her to leave him i - ...
sienatnre, this October 2nd. 1S84. j„ r „ , | burst in Upon them With, a reVOi
Masxos o’Neal, Ordioavy. ] five ypars ago. felie then support- j ver ; n ^ d
cd herself bt- working as a seri'ant
Oct 2. 1884 —30i
she
f^nr Treatfftc'on tlie “Health an
of Woman” mailed free.
SHAPFIELD liEOfLATOr. Co
Baiubridgi-. G#-. S< pt. 17. 19t4 •
Office of Clerk ot Council.,
The faHp*:fi£ amendment to . 10 § T-0
of the Cits’ Ordinance relating to Ane-
tWneerS, i* lte>7?% p-jl.IIsbed for the infor
mation of all concerned.
T. R. WARDBLi .XJlerkof Connctl.
Belt 'Ordaiocd that ^acasraph JO, Section
NOTICE
I hereby warn all persons from trading; fori a ltd filially at Warren, V. llC-re
five One Hundred Dollar Notts msde-sbv me ‘ t i 1 * , ,
to J. M. Bovce : each dswd‘April : 3 tii 1884, had been employed as a servant
two due Jailnary 18th 1885 : thrt e; doe Jsn- 1 jn a nrivate hnnsp kiHinjr of
nary 1st 1886. as the consideration, therein : 1U JlOUSe. J tie Kilting OJ
has failed. I don’t intend to pay them.
lrn
E. A. Thomson.
general in this count A 7 than it lias
been in nsr past,, history. Hun-
I have come to' kiH vou," he dr eds of thousands of -.good tern
j m hotelsin Denver and,Cfiucr^i, criedont yV>" t^ie Russian, at : .‘the; * >e ™ ce PeopJe.-ivlio die before
1 x L same time firin'*; • they would use liquor are resort-
The bullet took effect in a Sevres in ? to opium, chloral, bicarbonates
vase, shattering it to pieces. Count a od phosphates- A lien a man
Ludwig hasted up stairs to his bed- j | ee ^ s ^ ie l; ikes^ aromatic spir-
room, ami took are vulvar from
her husband in a gambler's -fust'-el
in Denver last: ivinter gave her
the freedom she had prayed for.
its of ammonia, bicarbonate of
dressing' He was tack <5oda or some :iew fanned piios-
fEW CRANE!
From the
• 1 grim! oorn erery day
BeXt Ordained ttiat Ttragrap ’ a „ lvlIC ] C j ' surpassed bv any ever made in Keutuckv
120 of the City Otdinance*. be 8" so anKtinca r p J. W. H.\g?ER. Dtstriler.*
^ond Hue ‘ Tiventy-five dollars.
A Mk fe?
The “Harper” Whiskey is the result ol tho , . . . , ^ „ —^
experience of twenty-tYvo years, in wtdeh j anw-Hieu she wrote the letter j • • u_r rir „ ■ Tthale. .Some men load tiiemselves
time the manttfacOtre has been perfected a o- : rp m rr „ fl '^ linT ._ . again 111 me pat lOl OUnOs-t beLOre 1 . . ,, .
? s to pixHince an at tide *s pure and n ftriti-' eicrrc a lo Dove. . ) Rosie knew what Lad kaoDem-f 1 1 quitiuw. Lvery day new
onaaa bread made Of the (train from which it The trJhiit wife was brought 1 T i- -t t ,,, ■ .“ „erve stimulants are advertised
is omnnaiiy distilled, with mellow taste,]., , . » f | Leveling tlie revolver'Rt Rudman s -Jumutims arc ja*ct tseu
deiicseyof flavor and exhilaratittM quality an- Jiast, and ; Dufrane S love for her’
. H. C. GRIFFIN.
' 17, 1 - lui
I said orfttnanve, read—one .hundred dol
r^U^^ou/icm^re herebv refkaleflj
Palaed roCouncil Sept 1C. 1884 and approved
SUBSCRIBEFOK .
'The’]Deiiiocna ir
ONLY $2.00 PER ANNUM.
isvn Conntv, Ky. J re-married,
ate Agents Baiy- ’
j ?euowed: Last week they were
! Though women were at the polls
j distributing “no license" tickets at
in* Send six cuits for posture. I Hartford,' the capital of the Nut-
4 lTIZ(*. x ? d r ‘.Y el It, f r i '' 7'LA C T tl - v n bo ^! me S State, the men voted for a
jl,cr#x, todorc^jTncyj^h^way & than | liquor license by a majority of 1.880.
| The New Englander,is no longer
18'atidied vifli cider.
jry'lturr elsoan imasurnj,
the amen absolutdy stirfr
Teve A Co- Austr ia, Maine,
| head, he called upon LiiiiTo place and peop'e tjike them as freely as
himself at the opposite end of the water. We r.re trilling with our
apartment. nerves, and there is to excuse for
“Count three!" tlie Russian ,
shrieked lo (he trembling girt. AJ thal " c l,avc to ’ lo 'J he ‘<
as Rudman fixtk his place bv the we ^ lat; " e are Bving toil last
baicony window. ' is lo put on tlie brakes and exer-
Terrified, and not knowing what cise a little common sense about
she did, Rosa obeyed the order. 1 matters of diet and rest.
—According to tho slatemefitof
the directors “f the United States
mint, the coin and bulletin
available amounts to tne sijnt
of $872,500,000. No wonder Blaine
and his kills are anxious to keep
the treasury keys in tlieir pocket.
The Blaine iiippodrome is back
in Ohio painting that State a beau
tiful carmine red. For a State'
that “is always Republican in
PresWntial years,” Ohio seems
fo require an extraordinary
amount of attention this yean
—Bold Benny Butler, the Cock- ■
eyed Kbight of the Silver Spoon,'
intimated in a speech at Pittsburg l
Pa., the otlipr night, that the tim^f
was soon coming Yvhen the mil
lions of while people would ongago
in a \yar for their own diaentth'at-*
ment. Of course this won’t hap
pen if Bonny is elected President.
—The late election in Georgia
Was as a rule a listless affair. A
small vote was polled and very lit*’
tie interest was taken. Occasion--’
alh’ an independent cropped out
but generally the} were set down
on by the organized. The vote
polled for McDaniel and the stato'
house officers will barely reach*
80.000,
—It is not the part of wreddi#
for the people of Georgia to shut
their eyes, to the fact that thei^
labor sy4f6m is fearfully defecttt&y
and that it is growing worse year 1
by year. It is no easy matter to
suggest a remedy, and this fact
makes it tlie more imperative for
those most concerned to give the’
subject their most easr.est thought.
—Albany News and Advertiser.
— Following is" (Slg Qroen^bft'ck-,
Labor party'i electdral ticket in
Georgia: State at large : Augus
tus R. Wright, Henry N. Cramer j ,
First district, J. D. Smith; Secbnd ‘
district, C. II. Thomas; Thirrf
district J. L. Goodwin; Fourth dis
trict. J oh t Murphy; Fifth district. '
A. L. Whitesides; Sixth district, ’
A. W. Monroe; Seventh dtstrict,’’
S. V. Goswick; Eighth district,
J. T. Hamilton: Ninth district, D. 1
J. Hat thews; Tenth district, A. 1L
Winn.
—An Atlanta special to tho
Savannah Evening Times of Mon- f
day says that on Sunday evening
about sundown F. M. Faulkner, a
white convict, was shot and killet^
by a negro guard named “Dock’ r
Jackson, at Lockett’s camp in Ful
ton count}'. FaulknW* bad gone
to the river with some other con-,
victs- under guard, to empty niget ’
soil buckets. Faulkner plunged
into the river and was swimmingf'*
away, when the guard shot him
in tlie back with a load of buck
shot, killing him instantly. The”
body was recovered. All of Lock
ett's guards ire negroes: • 'V-
—A Milwaukee special to thd
Courier-Journal says that proriiL
neut politicians of both .partfea?'
now admit that Wisconsin is a
doubtful State. The Germans of 1
Wisconsin are said to have deserted
the Republicans almost to a mail/ ’
J and they will vote 12,000 to 15,000
i men, making a difference of 20,-
j 600 to. 25,000 in the general i%suUf f
, while tlie Independent? RepuBli*
: cans are expeteu to vote at least 15!- ’
j 000 for Cleveland. The Democrtic-
managers in Milwaukee say tiiity
i are almost sure to carry th.e State,
i
j —M r e commend the following'
paragraph from the A lbany News
and Advertiser to the especial
rperusal of some df out so-called
! influential oitzens: ‘’Many deople
do not seem to be aware of the
fact that there arfe such things at
community inf tresks—distinct from 9
such as are purely personal, or eleA
they disregard them. Cities and
J towns prosper j«st in proportion as
community interests meet, at the
I ha nds of the.people, that conaitf- '
eraticn to which 4hey are entitled
Public spirit is an important factor
in tne duties of citzenehip. In th*. *
alsence of it, no iuan can meet the
| full measure ofhis obligations to
1 the community.Jn which he lives.’’
