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ngongH BANNER TXJESDA\ MORNING MARCH «. vm INDISTINCT COPY another rally a HOME INSTITU HON. What the Clarke County Building fend Loan Company are Doing. A Build'ng and Loan Association is always a great factor in the unbuilding o* a city, and Athens is blessed with many very firm and prosperous institu- SPIRITED SPARRING TERMINAL TRIALS THE MARKETS, MR- CARLISLE’S VIEWS. M Exprt'*a«i Drclitnl Opinion* on the Truu! J'oVicy Town.l Oliver. ■Washington, March 4.—Senator Car- lyslo snkl to tin' \\ nnhingtou corres pondent of the New York World a few days ago. In my opinion, the continned agita tion of the silver question iu this con- grees is not only useless, but very un wise. Onr policy, it seems to roe, is to se cure, as far as possible, economy iu behalf qf the issuance op WATER BONDS BETWEEN TOM REED AND SPEAK ER CRISP. Baknkk Office Athens. M AiULKB M.MIKST. Good midulirg Strict mind ling .Middling Strict low middling Low middling Ti».ge3 St at ns Kceiprs, bales 99; sales, 32! Receipts to date, 47,184 stock, Tone, quiet. NNW YOKK MARKET. Middling, 7 1-16, Tone,quiet. Futures, opening,st-sdy, Cio:iug tone, Opening, dept. 7.28-30 Oct.' 7 39 . N OV- . 4s-50 Deo. 7 00 DECLINE IN STOCKS CAUSES DJ TRUST IN WALL STREET. HaAbctro, March 5.—The Hnrafenrg- American Packet oompany, in eonjtrae- tion with the Preterit* authorities, has arranged that aH Russian emigrant* in tending to proceed to the United States iu the BaiahiWf-Amerlcaa etesiBers *h«2 be iaoper'ed by experienced doe- tore before entering Prussia. Any of these Russians who are suspected of being infected with typhus fever or other diseases win not be allowed to en ter the count™ AD the emigrants' lodgings in Batdentg will bo carefully supervised, end a third examination will be made by twonhysiciaa* under the direction of the United States con sul at Hamburg before the emigrants are perunVted to embark upon the steamers. the swift building. REED GROWS ANGRY rLAN TO REORGANIZE. tions of this kind. Among the list of these t none is more prosperous than I County Building and Loan tion.i This association held its set meeting Wednesday and ®d its third sei dividend of seven per cent. Several stirring Speeches Made with Arg’^went tn Them to Show v the Bonds Should be •saued-Let Every Citi zen talk the Matter Around. d the House Greets Him With Laughter-He Finds More Than His March in the Calm,Cool Headed Georgian. Not More Than Half of the Required Money Has Been put up, and This May Qausa the Said Change, York, March 5. — Wall street sus flooded with mgwra after the clo^u of business, of serious trouble in the plan of reorganisation of the Richmond Terminal company. These rumors were renewed, and raused a very uneasy feai- iDg MBcug the bolder* of the company’.-, securities. All that is positirvly known is that under heavy pressure of sales, Terminal preferred had broken seven points and the eom&aen stock three points. The 5 per esnt. bonds also closed two and oua quarter points lower than they opened. Ose of the features of the plan for tfaa reorganization was the creation of a syndicate which vm to provide ^34,500.- 000, which ram waa t# bo mod t-o re i ini the preseat Terminal 6 per cent, bonds, amounsing to $5,600,000; also the ft, 699,800 first mortgage 7 per cent, bonds of the Central Railroad of Georgia, and te lift the fleeting debts and car trusts oa the various minor roads. It wns the threatcued failure to raise this sma wWcit created tfea heavy selling of Ter- Hshtal eeeuritivs. The Bn* ef Broad street bankers who had ofeorge of this teat® re undertook •tea* t» rale* this sous. Various int>-r- *** to the read wsro asked to join hands *• mn the repaired amount, and it Ld beea wuterateed the amount could he pnoonred wdtfcwii trouble. But it was pabiiely eUeed that the required a»oaa* was art »are than halt sitb- wrfbed for, amd that of this amount probably edy flW,000^00 could be counted aa. TTmc goaraxrhw fund ia what kss eataced the centintttd posipono- asent *f the yabttratosn of tfce piuo. Unless the amvaat oen be made up is is tfcwagfet fas* tee plan may hv/e to lx. ehMged agate, rad that holders of et ®tea mrartMee Which ware ni- tended be be taBteed will hnvo to bo sal ivilad with raesgbteag Kb* soenritios o the mm —sgtoy- Tha straa.-yo parr; of the wfrtfe affair ram to be Chat the torgert aSerteh ia th* rtrod were igr.o- ****1 ^ ef the firm to rai^c we load, Irara afl supposed that the fund win prr.etioaTV/ eennpieted. At a hurriedly SMM oeafrrsnee they learrn-d hww BiAos steed,. Ove of the R.cu- meod a«d DaavfUagOMrwatee oommRcos aatat «?** j si arm In the b N'afcYC-snm. Wu hwp «t‘d ; u necessary Closing. ~ 7.30-1 7 40-1 7 50-1 7.60-1 The water bonds were discussed again Saturday n>'al. And though the crowd was not very large, the ventilation of the subject fra' complete. The meeting was held s t the Swift building on the corner of Broad and Foundry streets. Several citizens of East Ath ens were present at the meeting and a number of others. ■“Mayor Tuck peraided over the meet- ingaud made a few remarks in open ing it. His remarks were dearly stated and to the point. lion. H. 11. Carlton came next on the programme of speakers and made a very logical statement of the facts in the case. HD argument about the necessity of having a supply of pure water was lis tened to attentively, especially bis tes timony as a pbyeicUn to the effect that k.e present source of supply is impure. Dr. Carlton explained at length the necessity of the city owning some in stitution of an income-bearing nature and urg-ui that the voters secure the new system of water works which will give the city a handsome income. “The city is going to grow remarkably now that the new railroads are being built, snd her manufacturing interests are spreading out,” said Dr. Carnun, “and a new system of water works is iu- dispensable.” This speech was very forcible and convincing iD its nature and waa round ly applauded by those present. Mr. T. W. Reed next took the stand iu behalf of the bonds, and for about half an hour spoke to the audience or the benches to be derived from the es tablishment of the new system of wa ter works. He assured them of bis in- Trtnl of fliratpamv Lownow, Marebfl.—Thm Westminster polloe oeurt was cvuwdufl a* the epeaieg of the trial ef Cast August Sampssu for the theft ef s quantity *f jewelry aad £770 in mo nay. which be is charged with having state* from Mrs. Margaret Bernstein. Sampson was arrested m New York oa a requisition issued by the British gorvenrnsent, *«d was brought back to England, Mrs. Bernrteia re peated the testimony she bad given at the examin<vVron in Februasy. I.om or lift la Fortoga*. Oporto, M.veh A—Amcaj them who lost their }iv« in the sterm ef a few days ago, along the oeast ef Pertagal, were eighty three married mem, whose widows now have to ear* for 33d chil dren. They are very poor, md sbUoi something is dome U> aid them they will suffer severely. liar. 6 G4-S 6 69-70 Apr. 6.75 0 78 May. 6.86 6 88-9 •tune 0.77 0 98-9 July 7.7 7.9-10 Auv. 7.J8 7.19-20 Liverpool. MR’filing uplands. 3.3-4 if ’k, pull,prices generally in buyer’s favor. f ■: 7,<990. American receipts 15,000. Futures, easy. Ok-ring tone, quiet oruNiNG. cr.og*. Sep. Oct. 3.61 3.60 Oct. Nov. until they were hoarse. Reed becani' aog-y ard grew red in the faoc, but he was convinced, after a few moments’ bout with S[maker Cnsp, that this was uot liis inning aud that the speaker knew the rules aud kuew how to en force them. The Scene Pictured. The house h^d gotten into a sort <<f deadlock on a private bill. No quorum was present, and Mr. Kilgore, of Texas, peroue condition, and all its money loaned in Athens and Clark countr. Its officers are A.E. Griffith, pr< dent, Griffith & Charbonnicr, Secret) and Treasurer. The directors the motion to take a recess. Toe chair vill have to appoint tellera. Mr.Reed, of Maine—The gentleman does Dot make the point of no quorum. Ue mak-s the point that no quorum nas vot- d. Speaker—Under the rules of the house, aud under the prsseut adminis tration <f the house, gentlemen are no’ present, unless they vote. (Applaus* from the democratic side.) Mr Reed—That shows, Mr. Speak-r, that there has be<-n a new system adop’- «<i siuc-< the lasu congress. The Speaker That shows that tbr the most congenial. PROMPT ATTENDANCE Raleigh, March A — Ex-Governor Wtltlam W. Holden of North Carolina, died *s hie seventy-fourth year. He w*s an influential Democratic editor before tfee war, was appointed provi- revaraor of the state by Presi dent Johnson in 1863 aad was elected (ovei-uor daring the reconstruction in 18C5L la 1870 be declared several coun ties t# b# la a state of insurrection and raised a military fores to suppress nl- lwr«d sstraiM. He was kvpeeehed in IflH and fepoeed, tbs sentence of the emw* iss»oaing political disabilities. He y^tmasUr at Raleigh. His kssllfc had Wg bee* failing. That Shows how the Pupils Attend the Schools. That the pupils of the public schools of Athens appreciate tii" ndvaniug^ Melboubnk, Merck A—The Sircne- tile Bank of Australia baa saepeated m coneequence of a roa tfrat was mde upon it. The bank’s sesets ania skvsbs *1 the fiabfhties. To’".] port receipts from S-pt. 1st, ts -b 26<ii. 1892 1891 1.8°-0 6.072,084 5,809,392 5,372,409 < Ls at ail L.o.pmts 1802 1,179,172 91. 689,756 Groceries ana r rovlslons. Messrs..!. S. King & Co. report Sugar—Standard Granulated Bbl 4% “ “ 100 Ib.rfks. 51. Err C Bbl 4> 4 “ 100 lb. sks. 4J-, FJ'.nr, Family Bbl $5 Sii.Night §5.00 to |5 25 B.,k) Patent $5,65 to $6.00 Cohee 17K to 19>£< Uams- best 11 ^4 to 13*- Meat 7 Lard Bc.r.iXeaf—basia 8%c Corn wbit-3 65c M i xeil Hay No. 1, 'i’imothy per 1001.00 $1 10 Rran per 1001b, $1.15 Oats Feed 48 to 6<9 nts Bust i’r> of 6> ileal 65 to70. Montoohhrt, 3?ar©h &. — 9mmmm Thomas G. Jen** ef Aiabasaa, baa thi three suits m (be airraA nil for fli*,- 000 each, ayaraet Frank ScSteMt, wHHmc of The ATTLvmM BmM ki (Mi sfey, claiming $00,009 dsmagss trwi fkapub- ficatio* whien Tbe AW—a SeraU made at three sryarabi Ifw, ebaigriig Goveraor Jones wftfc bavtag aoted ia several rntancos ia kw efteiai safasOy for personal aggnmdtmmmak Tke rap- resantatknaj are Paid «a bawe beea am Lust month in Washington street “Chool, with over threu hundred and fifty pupils, not a single girl was tardy during the entire month, <uid very few boys were tardy during -the same time. This is a very fine showing. man from Texas mud*! was that u r quorum had voted, while the speaks OVER IN CAROLINA, Mr. T. L. Cantt in Charge of the Col umbta Register. Mr. T. Larry Gantt is now wielding an editorial pen on theiGolumbia, 8. C.. Register, to which position he was elec ted some time ago. Editor Gantt will run the paper on Democratic Alliance principles and will make it hum. He will not remove out of the Eighil- district, however, and in regard tohi - cm gr-ssional race, will be in the fig!)' if the A’liance desires him 10 represent them. states that the point be made wa« ‘*h< . . “ My obs-rvation, notwith standing the retort of the chair, was en- quorum, rip'ly correct. The Speaker—Pcrhans it is, but it B entirely out of order. (Democratic ap plaus-.) Mr. R-red — It ts entirely correct, and therefore the house has no rigbt to :n:;kc such remarks. The Sinister—The gentleman may be correct, but, at the same time, be is out .-f o-der. (Demands for regular order ) Tom Reel sat d<<vrn, the democrat -ppiauded and the m it.t r end> d. Reed w <s very anyry, and will perhaps, rake very < cc»s ; on from nowon to attemp.' <o a- n -v the speaker, but the burly f-<!- !ow W’ll firu'i himself repulsed every duie he tries ir. camiidwjy for is-*l*of^*^ si other pnrpsso. Tbe A|B—» SsRrtiwdtwsete TStefiHw*. Every one should use P. P.T.; nearly very one needs a good medicine to surify, vitalize, and enrich the blood. '. P. P., wi •lre*fc Slak Qaart*. Lajvsta, OoiC., March 5.—Great ex- eftsmswi has sauted hero by a prt«- pestor biterg-taj ka yvt'i quartz which cesayrd abes»i $30 ter ten, and which earn* tnmt a 9-ftoet jrrevp-ot bolv at tua foot of Spaersh th'irir milM vre«t of bora. 7a* ctImr- reports that a vein of Sfcic on aiaht tnikn in length has been teaevA, am* rt is tWirsbt :h;it it eontlBnee fnr a nc^veh rreater distance. A party of arising have left tor thj. nvw fMd*. and if the report proves true a great nab will er.r.ae, p, h.-w be»u known for in* voars Cu>t there was ore tn that fcjvftffiy, b*s it was not thought to b* n« ricm. RAT.nrGn, Sfwreb A—Tbs sggrsg*«s veins ot tke reM a*4 pammd pgsysrly in North Caro Item is sbwws ts bs, as listed tor fctxatisn, $333,777,630. This is divided ns fsUows: fcirtte by white ertizoms, $284,106,000; by osiovwi stti zeia. $8,018,000. Tehee *t bsmk stock, $1,950,000; valtis sf railway yrspsrty at j estnoaisaion. This it tbs first ricst that I.ONt vs Hand Accidentally 1!o:;tgomkry, Ala., March 3.—Claud* Tiiornt. .n. ;i young man who was going hum!. .. stepped into ths Branswiok B.ilotm and rmc hi* gun down in a cor ner of the front door, to go in to the bar. As his gun struck the floor his rigi; mud. was grasping the muzzle, and the jar of the butt striking the floor can : one of the barrels to go off, tearing L'- young man’s right hand to shreds. The • oung man ran out next door.to B, G. Fowler’s drag store, where his a in Was bandaged to stop the flow of blood. An hour or so later th* wounded member ttai amputated joa above the wrist.- Young Thornton car ried ;;ocide;it policies to tiie extent of $13,050, and it. is stated that his acci dent will'entitle him to one-half of this sum. was all other remedies fail. P. P. P. Prickly Ash FROM FOREIGN LANDS. $18,729,000. separate statemeBte have bsoa prepared showing the prepsrty owned by tbs black* and whites. Tbis Is does m ac cordance with an mot ef (he to*t logiaia- t r>7*<a Ti»i» era rA*T\Maka ala**iar Latest Fhisiies Caught lr.»m tl«© Electric Wires Under the Sea. Mexico City, March 4.—A corres pondent in Guatemala writes as follows: "T ie reeling against Barrillas is increas ing. He keeps himself surrounded by guards. Two attempts have been made to assassinate him within a week. It is r«l>orted that several prominent military officers have deserted him. Tiie friends of Reiua Barrios are inciting a rebel lion. Unless Barrillas makes conces sions, his downfall is inevitable. If Barrios, the known enemy of Sal vador. becomes president, a war with Salvador will be inevitable. If another man becomes president, there will be civil war. Business is paralyzed. Bar- riilas is prepared for flight. The strict est press censorship is exercised. Bar barous cruelties are perpetrated on op ponents of Barrillas when eanght. HON. M- NORWOOD Will Not Enter the Race For the Gov ernorship. Savasiuii, Gj. March 5.—Hor. rhotnas M. Norwood seemed gresrl; surprised when informed of tnc rumor* going over the state to the ef- f ft that tie’s to be the candidate of rhe hird party for governor < t Georgia. “I know nothing about it-,” he said. “The information v'u gave me is th- first I have hea:d of it. All 1 need to ay is that I am not seeking any public stitneats of the First ward,telling them that he was ready to do anythii g i r his power to advance their interests but that without their support of the bonds nothing could be done. The necessary taro. The siate-rumf* sh#w »h** th* negroes owa marly ©oe-thirty-third of and Potassium will cure Syphilis, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Syphilitic Rheu matism,Malaria,Old Sore3, Blood Poise a and Dyspepsia. If your head aches and you are out of spirits take P. P. F., Osnwaters* Pvrracjpo, Hsrch 5.—At a meeting of the Sastw Builders’ cMociation a scale w»* piT-wnteS by the journeymen carpenter* domaadlng an advance in wage* to 34 orete an honr, with nine hours as a duty’s work. They also de- mandril th* discharge of non union men, no apprentices, and time sad a half for all work errer nine hours. The do- meed* wore rejected by the employers. The men failed in their strike last year. Lnwtaft* Italian*. Vat.pabacto, led., March 5.—The citiaens of Kotttz, this county, have ap pealed to the autbarittea for protection from the lawless depreciations of a largo force of Italians employed on the Car cage and firis railroad, who have taken po«eeeio« of th* town and are intimi dating people. Th# citizens aro fearful for tkrtr lives. Serious trouble, it is feared, wiU t>3 the out-come. Wr. GlMtatOBe^ frvfl9M0 f*ll. Losdos, March 5.—With Mr. Glad stone's return to parliament the tactics of the opposition h«vo changed. Sir William Vernon Harcowfs policy of trying to force a dieeolntiea by every possible device of worry anal obstruc tion has been abandoned. It is now known that Gladstone hurried back, owing to Sir William not accepting the inBtrnctious to refrain from appearing desirous to hasten action on the part of the government. " For a Tired Feeling, Impure Blood, Dis tress after Eating, Dyspepsia, Pains iu the Back, Headaches and Nervous Pros tration and Debility and Weakness r.U yield readily to P. P. P. For Sleepiers- ness, Exhaustion and Malaria uee P.P.P. an<i made some trlling strokes. The ft.lvantages of owning the works wa Uiost c'es-lv demonstrated. There will be ano h r b'g rally at the op ra house next Wednesday night. Aud then for the election and the sucee-s of 1 he bonds. A ItuilroTftcler Heslgrna. ArG ,T TA. Ga., March 3.—The re- sigi.atibn of Colonel E. R. Dorsey, general freight and passenger agent of the Qoc.rgia road is announced, and wiic-n asked aboutdt he would not af firm or deny, but said all would be known in a few days. Railroad men says nothing, but the report is generally helmved. Colonel Dorsey has been with ths Go -rria road tea or twelve years, and is one of the finest and beat known railroad men in the country. „ Secure upon the re sult of an appeal co the country, Mr. Gladstone has advised his colleagues to give the ministers rope and let the elect orate of a conservative regime expire by gradnai decomposition. Catarrh and a Shattered Constitution, both male and female, nothing better thanP.P. P. the feeling of the public is that a gen eral war is imminent-. It is known that Ezeta’s desire is for war with Guate mala. Rioting? Caused by a Firman. ^ London, March 4.—A dispatch from Tripoli says there has beea serious riot ing there, growing ont of the issuing of a firman by the sultan making natives liable to conscription from which they have hitherto been exempt. While au official was reading the firman in the market place he was attacked and beaten by a mob and the document was torn up. A detachment of cavalry had to be called out to disperse the mob. YE f HE LIVED. A Tre»mror’» Short»c*. Martinsville, Ind., March 5.—This city and county k stirred from center to circumference by the annoaneemest that Charles Seaton is short in hi* ac counts as treasurer of Morgan county to the amount of $8,000. The shortage, ex perts state, extends over a period of twenty years. A former treasurer checked to Mr. Seaton a shortage of several thousand, which, it ia claimed, he accepted as collateral. If this be true, there is no reason why the ex treasurer should be short, especially more than his predecessor. Mr. Seaton is a Republican, but a Pa—peat has charge of the pending iaveetigatien. which is looked for with mweh tariff t. A Small rog Swallows a Silver Fork and Lives, It truly seems as though wondcis sill never cease, and this time Atncn? hich swallowed WORN AND WAN AND WEAK AND WEARY. Ho! ye Women worn, and weary, w:t : wan faces and so indescribable y/eaU Those distressing, Uragging-iloWn p-iius and that constant Weakness and v’ontnt-s*- »nd weariness can be enrt-d. For -di 6uci: -ufferers, Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Pre.-ctip tion is a pankcra of inestimable vulue, A- an invigorating tonic it imparts strength t0 the whole system. For “overworked,’’ “wora-ont,” dalib.tated teachers, die- - makers, seamstresses, Pshop-girls,’’ house keepers, nursing mothers., and feeble wo men generally. Dr. Pierce’s F -voritc Pre scription is the gieatest earthly boon, b-in: unequalled as an appetizing cordial an-' restorative tonic. As a soothing and strengthening nervine, “Favorite Ptyscrii - |ion is nnequaled and invaluable iii ‘ allay ing and oubduing nervous excitability, ex haustion, prortraliou, hysteria, spasms aud other distressing, nervous symptoms, com monly attendant upon functional and or ganic disease. It induces refreslndg steep and relieve# mental aaxiety and despou- ladies whose systems are poisoned and whose blood is in an impure condition, due to Menstrual Irregularities, r.re peculiarly benefited by the wonderful tonic and blood-cleansing properties of P. P. P., Prickly Ash, Poke Root, and Potassium, the greatest cure known for all diseases of the puts forth a little dog t siivi r fork, and is alive and well, and -bo fork ha- been removed. About ten days ago one of Athens’ mort prominent citizens was feeding bU pet dog, and had a piece of beef on hi* end of a siver fork which he was of fering it. The dog must have been fery hungry for It made a grasp, and '•allowed the meat, fork aud all. The gentleman told this to a Banner ’eporter who went home with him laving been promised an item, and ipon reaching the house the gentle man called his dog which seems to be " Say as could be and showed ^the re- wrier a perfect out line on the dogs igricuUural class, have drawn to him not only tiie attention < f the alliat.ee in Georgia, but throughout the South, an<’ even in the west larmers’ organization* appreciate the fact that in the brainy Georgian they Lrv8 a friend. Out of these frets, and r he recent publication of the r-quest «-f Georgia ailiancemen of a resume of Col >nel Norwood’.-* previous exhaustive discussion of My little girl suffered for three year from a largo Abscess on her hip, the resit' f a fall and dislocation. The Absce* was large— all of which discharged puas. I was in duccd by friends to give her Gadsden, Ala., Karek l-Ai ease of the Sturi m Ta&ey Werih, qkaig«d with murder. wa» mshIHM la the atty court here by A* jury Hriamitag e war- diet ef guilty ef atuidwr ri trie float de gree, and *ente«e»g Was ri (fee peni tentiary for rite, t* wifl be roaagmboa ed that Tattey Werih nmadmd at Cave Springs, Ga., ia Pi. ceaabe* riot, and by the time the fifth bottle was finished the abscess was entirely healed, and the child was well and ha. py.—Mbs. J. A. Weiqneb, Slatington, Pa. Send for Book on the Blood and Skin. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. tack of the fork whioh had worked it- elf to this place. 1 he reporter was at at a loss to ac- lonttt for tt,,, gayness of the animal and he gentleman at last asked him to J,' 1J tlle d og while he cut the fork out. he gentleman then took out his pen inife and cut a small place in the dogs >n and pulled out the fork, the dog oly whining when the knife was put Qto the skin. After sewing up the small cut the dog tent on playing and running around tiCon8dous of the wonder he had been participant in. Great Bargains Sent Alter tha Sed»H« intend. SkDdStte, Mprnh present fall oasCa Sodar arrest in dif ferent porta ef fee e*g»try under suspi cion ot being (be man who committed •he cams* «pon Xn. Charles L. Tay lor in this city one woek ago, and tele grams arecemiog ia honrlr from other g acee asking for information. Those ild are wt (>ntr«rille, Ia., Macon City, Mo., St. faeui; and L*xw»ipto!i, Mo. Of •he latter Sheriff Smith has gone to Lexington to lovrerigivt* further, aud ha* no* jte. fcwa he»rd from. Develop ments are imxfcaLsly locked for and the rapture of rite fivsri is confidently hoped Jegbus to stop British traffic. Traders doing business in the colony have tele- For sale by Palmer & Kinnebrew Liverpool and Jlanchester to ceaso shipments of cotton staffs. The British force in Lagos is weak, and must be reinforced before of fensive operations can be undertaken. I - T :<•«! to L»#a - Madrid. March 4. —The Spanish gov ernment is conducting an active enquiry as to all foreigners suspected of pro moting or taking part in tiie revolution ary agitation. A11 such will be given until the middle of April to get out of the country. Those who remain will be ^ THE %' ONLY TRUE Atlanta. Mwah A—Many Gnr. flba boy burster wh» was abe* te Mn. Oes* house, is aoaaMaraUr bertra Me i* resting easily, and abewM ■* irnqfitH tions anrtee la is trieiigb* Aofl he w3R re cover. Dr. Urtte hi ■H«a*ia u Mao, and although the atert k*f» peculririg dangerou* eberaerir. le hogetaL A warrant for burglary be* beea sworn out again** Gray. AND fetSE; wm purify BLOOD, regulate KIDNEYS, remove LIVES V ■ S* uisoriler, build strength, renew XS. ■ appetite, restore health and XL. . - Y vi^orofyouth. Dyspepsia. 'V.-?*, Indigestion, thattlreafecU InKAhsolntely eradicated. ' ri. Mind brightened, brain m• r ■ ij>_ power Increased, U aa * jp gx bones, nerves, mus cles, receive new force. * * £ ti snfTerlcg from complaints pe ls' j 3 a]) collar to their sex, nalnjrIt, find - a safe, speedy cure. Returns rose bloom ou cheeks,beantlfle*Complexion. . Sold evci'YTVhere. All genuine goods hear “Crescent. ” Send ns2 cent stamp li>r82-pago pamphlet. 9K. HASTES MEDICINE C0..SL Loots, Hoi General Stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES. &c. cculib, u “ p-pp.r or TiD.g.r on nny etti,.^, l a «i ng him ready for the id in linen you wrap him K? brat, aid Ue strings Ilk «ir? Wed . on ’ Tie him by a strong <!vc“of Matof ‘ Keep you? tesdv « ULt '1 1 Wo11 0Ter him and your ot OVe horning bright. Do »t»Uekhimwithaforkto if he ml ^r* nd «’, bu ‘ fctlr Wm R® ad f km/ fnil to know when he is Trshi BoMw Sly *» OVityiss. Ot. Loom, Mo., March 4.—Albert IX Sly, the Glendale train cobber, boa been takes to the Jefferson City penitentiary to serve tb# eeotence of twenty yeara gives him by Jo4c* Btewarda, of fit. Loots Geonty. Bo waa received at the prison, whore hb wot flttsd wtth a striped salt and th* usual descrip tion,* etc., takes. By good behavior Sly <jan shorten bis imprisonment to fifteen yews, ‘ Onrloy and Paint Bock. Huwtsvtllb, March A—The prelimi nary survey is being made forth# build ing of the Gtrrtey and Paint Rock rail way, which is contemplated to go south to the Tennessee river and north to Winchester, Tenn. English capitalists Call and Save Money. If you want your job work neatly executed, bring it to the Banner ofice. are interested' in the scheme, audits success is assured. .... . PRICKLY ASH’
