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BB^he Council Tuesday afternoon dis-
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cussed the manner in which the pauper Athens home Monday evening and business was transacted. In this con
sick of the city should becared for. The claimed the spirit of a most lovable Uection is not amiss to say that in Judge
- - j..*_ «» I 1-^- I Herrington, Clarke county can boast or
need |of a physician whose duty it young lady,
Mr. Inman says the Terminal Men are
not Troubled About It, But win
Co on With Their Usual
Work.
Hew York. March 8.—Regarding tha
torn of affairs in the management of
the Central of Qeorgia, Tha Tribune
baa obtained soma state manta from
members of the Terminal reorganiza
tion committee, and officers of that sys
tem.
They all agreed that ths appointment
of a temporary receiver for the Central
would not interfere with the committee's
efforts to bring oat and prut into opera
tion the plan for the reorganization of
the system. Seme of them went so far
as to assert that the plan had gained
strength because ef the tactics of the
obstructionist*. The motion for the ap
pointment of a permanent receiver will
come up for argument March 14. John
H. Inman, president of the system,said:
"We are not troubled up here over
the receivership, however the matter
may be looked upon in Georgia. I had
a talk today with Mr. Otcott. We have
made no plans yet, bat we shall go on
with our work."
General Samuel Thomas waa quoted
ns saying: "The application amounts
to nothing. The court has appointed
General Alexander but has
taken great care to instruct him not to
do anything a* receiver which wonld in
volve the court in difficulties pet
the ten days, at the end of which time
there would be a hearing in the case.
He has received no property and there
is none for h..m to receive. It it all
piece of moonshine and will he qnickly
disposed of. There is ne intention to
put the Richmond Terminal in the re
ceiver’s hands. The committee ft going
mhead with the reorganization plan.
Reports and the present court proceed
ings have npset some pine here
there, but we are picking them up again,
and soon expect to have the balls roll
ing as before. We cant say just when
the plan will be out. ”
H. C. Maben asserted that the reor
ganization plan had gained strength
through the court proceedings in Geor
gia and the new names ef capitalists
who would enter the proposed syndicate
wonld be given soon.
As It Now Staads.
Atlanta, March a—Nothing new has
developed here in the Central receiver
ship matter, nor is there a probability
of anything of interest transpiring until
after Monday next, when the motion tor
a permanent receiver will he argued be
fore Judge Speer in Macon.
There has been rumors afloat of the
whole Terminal system being placed in
the hands of a receiver, hat uo grounds
appear for their foundaiisa.
Attorney Rountree, ia an interview
in Macon, said that be had nothing to
add to what had already hem given to
the public. "1 am in Msooa," said he,
"to accumulate evidence nod to hare
eubpenas served on such ef my wit
nesses as I desire present when argu
ment will be heard on Monday, to de
termine why a permanent receiver
should toe appointed. Very protoably
Attorneys Hoadley, Laudsrback&John
son of New York, Jackson. Barrow &
Thomas of Atlanta, and Cunningham &
Lawton of Savannah, of the Terminal
system, will be present to aspreacat the
interest of the road; while Sue. J. Lamb
Perry and myself will rapmssot the
claim of onr client, Mrs. Rowena Clarke
Other attorneys mag he present to rep-
~WHt claims of other stockholders, bat
have not been apprised who they are.
lie case will be heard css Monday, and
it will then assume a more definite
shape."
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The best salve in the world for outs,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains,
corns, and all skm eruptions, and posi
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It is guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction or money refunded. Price
cents per box.
For sale by John Crawford & Co
Wholesale »*d «*talt dvOariste
should be to look after those citizens
who cannot procure medical attention 1 0 f,j daughter of Capt. and Mr*. Jno. .....— - _ , .
was atonceapparent. Voss, is dead. This will indeed be sad Judge continually £
In tbis matter the Council acted with j new8 to fcores of her friends in the city I his hosts of friends t g
its usual good judgment, and authorized I this morning, end the untimely death j east Georgia,
the Sanitary Inspector to secure the 0 f the young lady will cast a gloom
services of Dr. H. M. Edwards, and J over many hearts.
Just budding forth into young wo-
that
sum of one dollar per visit, his com- I manhood, and having such a bright and probated in common form.
pensation for a year not to exceed three I cheerful disposition, she will be sadly
hundred dollars. I missed by ber friends. But at the fire-
The Sanitary Inspector is to deter- side—in the home—the absence of one I der, deceased,
mine who shall be visited, and the city so much loved, is almost unbearable, I Geo. T. Murrell was appointed guar-
is to furnish all necessary medicines. an a the bereaved ones must look to Him | dian of personal property of Carry
This is a wise step on the part of the J w ho deeth all things well in this
FREE SILVER WINS
A SAD DEATH.
a Proper Mies Della Voss Peacefully Breathes
Her Last
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ATHENS BANNER : TUESDAY MOBN1N& MARCH 15, 1892
ORDINARY’SJICQURT,
Judge Herrington Transacts a Deal
of Business,
The regular session of Ordinary’s
The enm monster entered another J oourt was held Monday, and a deal of
* ° O « a I T9% tlrie AAn.
Mies DeUa Voss, the eighteen year having one of the " di ““ ,e ®
T. t lilt. Polite and obliging, the genial
be
be
paid tbe
The business transacted Monday was
as follows:
The will of Joseph Alexander was
C. 'A Scudder was granted letters of
administration on estate of A. M. Scud-
Council and will meet the hearty com
mendation of the people.
AN ALLIANCBMAN SAYS
| sad hour of their affliction.
Miss Voss joined the Methodist I
I church at Macon when she was four
teen years of age, of which she has i
since been a consistent member, and
her spirit is doubtless resting this |
| morning with the blessed.
On tbe 12tb of December last
: the fatal disease was contracted,
and though all that lnv’ng hands and
That that Order will Support HIU if
Nominated.
“You can put it down,” said Mr Geo.
T. Murrell Tuesday, “that the Al
liance of Georgia and the .South are
thinking much more about measures
than men. In regard to the Democratic medical skill could do, was summoned
party, our members are rather disposed
to stay with the party and a great dea*
depends upon the the present House oi’
Representatives in regard to measures
of reform and relief.”
“If the Democrats adopt - the rigbt
kind of a platform and adhere to tbe
true principles of Jeffersonian Democ
racy, and nominate a good man, tbe
Alliance will support the nominee. We
are caring more for the platform than
the candidate.”
“If Cleveland is the nominee, tbe
Democrats had might as well throw up
the Sponge. He is under tbe influence
of Wall street and tbe AUianoe cannot
swallow him as a candidate for preai.
dential honors. If Hill is nominated
on a good, sound platform, the farmers
of the South will support him, and he
will be elected.
to her aid, her constitution gradually
gave way,and last night at 11:30 o’clock,
surrounded by loving father, mother,
brothers and sisters, sbe peacefully
breathed ber last.
The funeral took place at the
jeside iceMondr y morning at tei o'ch ck
and was conducted by Drs. Lane and
Gw<ney. The following gentlemen
acted as pall bearers:
Capt. C. G. Talmadge, Mr. John Tal.
madge, Mr. Julius Cohen, Mr. F. M.
Hughes, Dr. Conway, Mr. J. W.-Wier,
Capt. W. B. Burnett and Hr. Jno. N
Booth.
The remains of Miss Voss were
carried to Columbia, Tennessee, for in
terment.
Murrell.
A year’s support waa granted Mrs.
Eliza Phelps. The same grant was also
allowed Georgia Wales, col., and Har
riet Hawkins, col.
C. A. Von der Lieth was granted let
ters of administration on estate of E. H.
Von der JLiietb, deceased.
H. H. Huggins, administrator Riley
Garrett, deceased, was granted leave to
sell land.
The administrator of Laura Fuller,
deceased, was authorized to make titles
to Nellie Finch.
ACROSS THE SEA.
Foreign Notes of Interest From off the
• Cable.
London, March 7.—A dispatch front.
San 8*bzstian, Spain, states that a lady
presented to one ef the oburohee there
a huge eaadle, weighing sixty pound*,
to to* kerned daring Leak It was ex
ptotaad that the candle was intended to
ftanrish light ttorengbcmt the entire
Lenten period. Tbe gift was suitably
in the presence of an im-
eoBgrwrVtiea, and the sacristan
Now ia the time to take a good tonic
medicine. Hood’s Sarsaparilla posses-
THENEW MANAGEMENT-
The Evening Ledger Appears Under
Its Change.
The Evening Ledger appeared Mon
day und.tr new management. Mr
Lee J. Langliy, formerly of the Atlan
ta Constitution, is the new editor, while
Messrs. Tom and Frauk Shackelford
are putting m some good work in tbe
local field.
These g ntlemen a’l wield forcible
and interesting peas, and the career of
the Ledger under their management
will be watched with interest by the
people of Athena.
La Grippe again.
During the epidemic of La Grippe
of- oooonn Hr It incr’a Xnor Uioonvortr
teti to Bgbftthe e*r*$ta, hat there
i -3 te toe nm fault in its construe-
tkaje fte wiek failed to remain lighted.
After three futile attempts had been
made the offioMfcif priest, becoming
one that something was wrong,
that Hie caudle be removed and
TbM ■ toeing done, the start-
ry wee made that the inte
rior ef the eaaffie was filled with pow
erful expletives. Had the sacristan suo-
eoadei in making It burn, a terrible ex
plosion mrrit have resulted, with conse
quences awful to contemplate in view of
Hie crowded condition ef the church.
’Am lady who had donated the candle
toad disappeared before the deadly char
acter #f the gift was discovered. It is
toajeetuied that she was an agent of
fee anarchists, their object being to do
th* building.
Sick so long.
c. W. Hodkins, Postmaster at East L
moine, Me., writes that Mrs. Kelly's sou
who bad been confined to bed FOURTEET
MONTHS with an-ABSCESS, has beci
—CURED SOUND AND WBUr
BY SWIFT’S SPECIFIC.
The boy is fourteen years, old, lives next
door to me, and I kDOW the statement tc
be true.
bas a wonderful effect op
CHILDREN, and should bf
S. s ^
London, March 7. —Secretary Foster
seems to hare gained eoosvSerobly in
health aad strength as a result of hie
ocean voyage and his few days’ expe
rience ef the Biritish climate. He ex
pect* to remain in London until next
Wednesday. He has not yet seen Mr.
Gcaebea, the Chancellor of the Excheq
uer nor has any arrangement been
main for n eonfwenee between tbe two
high effieials of flaanoe, tout ft ie eoaeid-
emfi almost certain that such a meeting
will occur. Mr. Fetter hopes to have a
shah with Mr. Gladstone in a day or
r%m Kmtaer nwfci Folio*.
Marsh 7.—Tbe Reiehsanri-
jb that Kmpaner William has tn-
Ztoetri Dr. Yen Boettieher, secretary
tt toe imperial bean office and repre
sentative of rim chancellor, to express
to tbe police ef Berlin bis recognition
ef tbeir intelligent and circumspect,
yet vigorous action in suppressing tbe
rioting tha* eerarred in the oity last
weeffi
’gZTc* to every weak and debilitated child KbertOueringiteC^m.
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BAYARD’S RETURN.
NOT DECIDED,
favorite.
TWO APPEAL CASES
Tried Before the Council iMonday
Afternoon.
The meeting of the Council Monday
afternoon was devoted almost entirely
Mr. John A. Denting Talks to a Ban
ner Reporter.
Mr. John A. Dearing came over to
Athens yesterday from his plantation
in Greene county, and a Banner re-. , „ x . , .
porter asked him concerning the report |
of his candidacy for congress.
Mr. Dearing replied that he 'had al
most made up his mind to make the
race but had not as yet fully determin
ed to do so. He Btood flatfooted upon
tbe Ocala platform and if be made the
race those would be his principles.
sea the greatest merit, and is a popular ' ast season Dr. King’s New Discovery
* •• 1 for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
? roved to be the best remedy. Reports
rom the many who used it confirm this
statement, They were not only quick
ly relieved, but the disease left no bad
after results. We ask you to give this
remedy a trial and we guarantee that
you will be satisfied with results, or
the purchase price will be refunded.
It has no equal in La Grippe, or any
Throat, Chest or Lung Trouble. Trial
bottles ten cent at Jno Crawford & Co’s
Drug Store. Large bottles, 60c. and
fl.OO.
AT AN EARLY DATE.
ThelDemooratlc Convention In Clarke.
Judge A. L. Mitchell, Chairman of|journment
tbe Clarke County Democratic Execu
tive Committee, will not call a meeting
of that committee atonoe.
One of tbe oity members is out’of
town and others in. .tbe country are
quite busy just-now. In a short while,
The first ease tried was that of tbe
City vs. Richard Glenn, col., charged
with violation of the prohibition ordin
ance. Capt. W B. Burnett appeared
for the appellant, and city Attorney
Rucker for tbe city. After a lengthy
trial of the case, the room was cleared
and the council by vote affirmed the
decision | of tbe Mayor, but recom
mended that Glenn be pardonded on
account of bis health. After the ad-
of the council
some one raised the
question as to- the oovrer- -of
Mayor to pardon,believing that tbe
)y thing he could do would be to reduce
the penalty.
Tbe other case was tbe case of the
AN OLD LADY'S DEATH.
i
Mrs, Lucy Burbank Joins the Silent
Majority
Death removed one of Athens old and
re pected citizen* Sunday night about
half past tea o’clock.
Mrs Lucy Burbank after a brief ill
ness at her home on Jackson street pass
ed away quietly and peacefully. Mrs.
Burbank leaves two daughters, Miss
Lou Pipkin and Miss Ida Burbank, to
mourn her death, besided scores of lov
ing friends.
Sbe was a devout member of tbe
First Methodist church aDd the funeral
however, the committee will be brought City vs. D. Smith, charged with being 0 , cured there MoDday morning * eleyen
together and will decide whether they I disorderly in East Athens several weeks 0 * c i oc t
shall call for one convention or two* I since. The decision of the Mayor was
Tbe date will probably be fixed near I affirmed, after an argument of the case
May 1st for the convention.
THE DAY CHANGED,
by Col. E. T. Brown and Mr. Rucker
for tbe appellant and the oity respect- j
| ively.
A DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.
Many Person* are broken
down from overwork or household cares.
Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds ths
system, aids digestion, removes excess of bite
and cures malaria. Get the venulna.
On Which the City Fathers Win Meet.
The council will no longer meet on
the first Monday in each month. This
was determined at tbe meeting of that
body yesterday
Tbe city fathers will hereafter meet , weeka *“*» ha * hands engaged in sink-
From Harmony Grova.
Harmony Grove, Ga., March 7.—
[Special.]—Dr. Luther Cartledge,
prominent physician of Bold Spring, is
Mr. Henry Jarrell bas for some few in the ©rove this morniDg.
From Which Two Negroes Narrowly
Escape With Their Lives.
And all of Georgia’s Congressmen
Vote That Way.
Washington, March 7.—The silver
men have won handsomely on the first
fight, and the silver bill will now be
launched fairly before the bouse.
Tbe committee on rules called up its
report before the reading of tbo jour
nal. The anti-silver men seized upon
this as a good point upon whioh to fight.
The debate whioh followed was admit
ted, and at times bordered on heat
Speaker Crisp held the reins firmly,
and was sustained in his rulings. The
main question was then ordered, n d
by a vote of over two to one, free silver
was set sailing upon theses of legisla
tion.
And the 22nd of March will witness
toe opening of tbe battle batween tbe
people and the goldbugs.
Fstsl ghMtltf It ImIKImoNm.
Florence, March A—F. W. Talbert,
the father of the Intoraaifaari Order of
Mechanics, and at one time its national
president, me* his death hem fit a fight
with C. H. and W. R. Bsroengui, Jr.,
two yonng boys.
The killing grew out of <5. H. Barren-
ger being reported to Talbert as having
profaned his daughter’* name, far which
he cowhided Barreuger on Saturday
night Will, the older brother, accom
panied Charlie to get satisfaction from
Talbert All tbe parties wars armed.
What waa fiist intended aa a fist fight,
resulted in a homicide. The testimony
of witnesses greatly differ as to when
the fatal shot was fired, but rise coro
ner’s jury find Charlie principal, and
Will accessory before trie facta. Tal
bert fired first The machinists a* the
railroad shops struck work out of re
spect to their dead brother. Excite
ment is high, and the jail m well guard
ed. All parties have many friends.
Hnndsom«8t Lady in Athens
to a friend the other day that
Kemp’s Balsam for the Throat
was a superior remedy, as it
gh instantly when other
d no effect whatever,
d convince you of its
iveyouaSam*.
e size 6
i and (1.
„ ■ Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gunnels, form-
on the first Monday | after the I on bl8 uptown lot. They | erly of thjs p i #cej but ; now 0 f Gaines-
fourth day of each month. This was I ha , d g ° tte ° dow “ ab °ut tbmy feet, v jn ej are 8 p eDd ing a few days in tha
done in order to relieve the clerk of any 1 air ? ^ ranite was 8 * Tac ^> an< * Grove with their hosts of friends.
neccessity of working on Sunday m is ; ia8bn K became nece88ar y* Satur '
1 day afternoon two negroes were
packing a blast charged with dynamite I farmers from all the~ adjacent (Country
! when a terrific explosion oc- 1
now the case some times.
AN AGED CITIZEN
Dies at His Home at Georgia Factory. |
Tuesday morning atS o’elook, Mr.
R. T. Williams died at bis house at I
eurred. The negroes were
wheeled around and jarred considers- |
ble, but fortunately neither was seri
ously hurt. JO ne of then, however, sus
tained some flesh wounds. It waa a
Georgia factory, in the sixty-third year fortunate and narrow escape for tbe
of his age, Mr William* was one of the ne groes, but bow it came about is un-
oldest citizens in tbe vinsinity in which | known. Rooks were thrown out of the
he lived, and his death will be a loss to W ell, large enough to kill a mam had
the community. A few months since they 8tr uckone, and how the negroes
his wife died, since whioh time he has | evaded them oannot be conjectured,
been in ill health. The funeral wiU But they did it nevertheless,
occur this morning at 11 o’clock, from
the late residence.
TO CHANGE THE TIME.
TAX LEVIES MADE.
who came in to do their regular week
ly trading.
The face of Mr G. W. D. Barber is
wreathed in a broad smile this morning.
It’s a fine girl.
Cols. W. W. Stark and R. L. J. Smith
attended Justice oourt at Pockatalligo
Saturday. They report a full docket
and a great deal of business transacted
Several drummers were in town last
week gelling goods in large quantities
to the Harmony Grove merchants;
Apropos: No merchants in the State
stand better in the commercial world
than do those of this place.
Citizens Would do Well to Pay up.
Chief Davis has according to his in
structions proceeded to oolleot the mo
ney on tax executions placed in his
bands.
j Judges rEvana and FuUer Will Hold|
Justice Courts on Friday.
IN CARNBSVILLB.
Failing to collect otherwise he has Jud *“ Eran8 wd FuU * r ha7 ° decidtd
advertised forty-eight levies upon prop- j tliat bcst * or 811 Pities c^n-
For a long time it has been customary I The Alliance Meeting—The Reduction
for Justice court of the 216th District to J ° r the Cotton Crop,
be held on the first Monday in each I Carnesvillk, Ga. March 7.—[Spe-
month, but it will not be so hereafter | oial].—The AUianoe met Thursday, but
did not indorse tbe third party, it ia
thought, though tbe proceedings of the
Irtyof differontdtiMM to’ bTsold‘b£j “ raed that * ch * n ** ^ m * d «> and «*e y I m ® etiD * have not h “ D made P ublio
1 are now preparing to make such a 1 <ra *
change. So soon as it can be legally
advertised the court will be held on the
first Friday in each month. It is
thought that tbis will be a great deal
better than for the court to be held on
the first Monday as heretofore, as that
is a very busy time with business men.
fore tbe Court House door.
Those citizens who are behind with
their taxes would do well to look into
this matter at once and prevent the sale
of their lots. The advertisements are
now running in the Weekly Banker.
Waived Preliminary Trial.—Yes
terday, Mr. Joe Boni
cruelty to animals, wi
trial, and demanded
Grand Jury,
Bone, charged with
s, waived preUminary
aded indictment by
v Happy Hoosters.
Wm. Timmons, Postmaster of Idavllle
Ind., writes: “Electric Bitters bas done
more for me than all other medicines com
bined for that bad feeling arising from
Kidney and Liver troubles.” John Leslie!
WILL NOT ENTER THE RACE.
Col. B. T. Brown la not I an Aspirant
The name of Col.Edward T. Brown,
ol Athena, has been mentioned aU over
the eight district in connection with
the race for Congress, and in every sec
tion he has been looked upon as a very
strong Democrato candidate. *
He will not be in tbe race, however.
It is stated on the good authority tha!
farmer and stockman, of same place, aa;
“Find Electcir Bitters to be the best K
ney,Mid.Liver medicine, made me ft el like .
a new man.” J. W. Gardner, hardware I Mr. Brown has no aspirations just now
merchant, same town, saysJBlectric Bitters in that direction, and that his intention
is just the thing for a man who is all ran . .
down and don’t care whether be lives or 18 to ,ettle d °wn to the active and vig-
dies; be found new strength, good, appetite fTOUS'f ract'c
and felt just like be had anew lease on life
Only 50c. a bottle, at John Crawford & Go. j
Wholesale and Retail Drug Store.
iof his profession,
yet.
There is more talk tMn reality
about the reducing ;he aorrpge n the
cotton crop. Farmers are ail buying
guano very liberally, and are preparing
for a large cotton crop, notwithstand
ing the talk about planting less.
Arrangements by Which n» la S0
Bnek to tbe Senate.
Philadelphia, March 8.—The way is
being payed ia Delaware for the return
of ex-8ecr*rtory Bayard t* public lif# by
his appointment to tbs United States
senate to succeed Georg* Gray, the pres
cut Demoerati* senate*. Ohisf Justice
Oomegya. of Delaware, la Mkely to dis,
and Senator Gray will be given hi* post
Pan. The governor will thou tend Mr.
Bayard to the senate. The Delaware
legislature wifi eteot a senator next
r to eucoeed Gray, and then, ft hi
said, Mr. Bayard wfitt step aside and
permit Jamet Walcott to g* to the sen
ate. Ia the event of a Democrat being
Mooted president, Bayard will bo poshed
either for a cabinet position or a high
class missies.
t* Wow President.
NkwYoxk, March 7. —The Guatema
lan Oansul-General in this city has re
ared tha following dispatch:
Caoeui-General Bain New Yerk: Tbe
shoari assembly has declared eleoted
General Beyaa Barrio*, constitutional
“ of the republic. Perfect
peace and tranquillity reign* thremgh-
ee* the whole Conakry.
Bare ill as.
Blot* tm Siberia.'- •
London, March 7.—The Tim**’ Vien
na correspondent eays that note have
broken out in the government ef To
bolsk, Siberia, and that Prince Galatein
‘ ten appointed imperial eoamis-
with power to suppress them.
A dtatatoh from Konigshutto, to Prus-
Men attesia, reports a severe epidemio
ef emnflpwr on the Russian frontier.
UliBSSiltoi 1* Hal 8 1ut«.
lr rasas i March 5.—A newspaper of
this eity reposts an attempt to work de
xtrin* at the British embassy her*
With an infernal machine eentaining
twe.posr-da of explosive matter. . Tbe
atterjpt waa discovered just in time by
same workmen who quenched ths burn-
tog ef toe fuse.
A MiriitsnlsB Sleeted.
London, March 5. —In South Derby
shire the Gladatonians eleatel Mr. Ev-
Broad to parliament by a vote of
fi.813, agaiast 4.653 for M r - Beresford
V -’toUe, Conservative. Mr. Broad sue-
„ ~ —*y Wardlt, deceased.
War la Central America.
Or? or Mexico. March 5. —It is ra
zeed here that war between Guatema
la nod San Salvador baa commenced.
Guatemalan dispatches say it is official
ly denied that suoh is the state of af
faire, but Salvadoran specials declare
that war is Imminent and unavoidable.
Foreign Notes.
Three Chenmnd striking shoemakers
«t Leicester have returned to work.
It is feared xt London that the steam
er Trewavas and «r*w ef twenty-one
men has been leek
Twenty-two cattle marts In Germany
have been closed on account of foot and
fhouth diseases,
A block of six-story warehouses was
burned at Liverpool, stored with cotton
United States.
Resigns Jesuit Order*
Mew York, March X — Tbo Rev.
Francis Ryan, one ef the best known
Jesuits in this country, has resigned
from Hie Jesuit orders and become a
secular priest A year ago Father Ryau
was one of the editors of a Jesuit mag
azine, aud he also was a professor of
nhiloaeuhy at 81. John's coll eg#, Ford-
ham. Some months ago Ms health be-
^an to fafl, and he decided to leave the
orda
will be connected
with the Catholic Cathedral in Toronto.
Children Cry for Pifoher’o Caotoria*
HAYE NO EQUAL.
Allcock’s Porous Plasters have attain
a world-wide reputation solely upon
their superlative merits. They have
many would-be rivals, but have never
oeen equalled or even approached in
•urative properties and rapidity and
safety of action. Their value bas been
attested by the highest medical authori
ses as well as by unimpeachable testi
monials from those wbo have used tbem
*nd they are recommended as the best
external remedy for weak back, rheu
matism, sciatica, colds, coughs, sore
throats, chest aud stomach affectations,
kidney difficulties,weak muscles, strains
stitches, and aches aud pains of every
description.
Beware of imitations, and do not be
deceived by misrepresentation. Ask
for Allcock’s and let no solicitation or
explanation induce you to accept a sub
stitute.
They T»ok Axes.
Ointow, O., March 7.—Harry Young,
aged IS yean, and son of Adam Young,
liquor dealer, was caught to an elevator
at tha Dannamiller block. His skull
was injured, his seek cut as cleanly as
with a razor from ear to chin, his lungs
braised and several ribs broken. Axes
to tha hands of two men wore necessary
to romcnr# him. The boy is dead.
Wheeled Over His Head.
Hopkixsvillb, Ky., March 7.—Orgin
Keats, a farmer of this county, was
driving home in his wagon, when he
walked out on tha tongne of his vehicle
to arrange some harness. A sudden
jostle threw him to the gronud, when
one of the wagon wheels passed over
his body and one over bis head, killing
him almost instantly.
The Week’s Gold Shipment*.
New York, March 7.—Exports of gold
from Now York for the week ending
Saturday as *ffl#inlly reported at the
custom house, war#£,590,765; of silver,.
$807,293. Imports ad gotd wore $446.-
728; silver, |30,75».
8om^H.'Ltnt'on, i J^, r Sn“ 8 i E ’j^
Gny C, Hamilton and H?l. Carlton Si
state end county shows 811 •* UI4
let. That they, and #i, other
may hereafter be assort^ wlthttem hJl s 9
tered into anasso<l»tloi w Jer the “ea-
style of “The OnMtoidtoSfit
tie Company.”’ D1U9 »ra n .
2nd. That the object t«u<i ,
carry on and fully condu * K?ner»i ~ *■**
business andAll lusin«isctdent tht r ^* , , ; ,*«
particular business they pnose to 1
c. nduct being tl«> qyarrji, dre«ii,>
am.g of graelte In all of ltcomroercltf 0 /
coiifiracUngjfor and constetlng all
work, buildings and strouresf mad.
wholly or partly of granlteontraciiSj 6 . “'tto
constructing and paring atH*, si<Wnll. r a * 1
alto the buying andeeilfng ©nSS tagMfc
f ram and uses, and the buj, and «en „ 0,,t *
any andaUand ever* *nio3fd thingIKS* *
&«&fiEa3&T'giS«
SSSJW«&»feg"» ! C:
South Cnroltua Officer* Hajotned.
Charleston, March 8.—I« She United
States ecurt Ml the railroads running
through this state united to a suit
against rite comptroller general and the
county treasurers of every county in
the state. The salt pray* an rajunctioa,
which was granted, restraining any
state official f ram levying upon the pr
erty nf any ef the railroads tor n
payment of taxes, oi the basis of in-
creased assessment ordered by tha board
in December last. The roads had ten
dered payment of taxes ea the assess
ment erf the year before, bat they had
been refused. The time for the pay
ment of the taxes expired Feb. 20, and
the time for the beginning of auits by
tbe state Is fixed for March 9. This in
junction stops these proceedings, and
opens up a long litigation. The follow
ing roada nr* parties to ths anil: The
Richmond and Danville, tha Wilming
ton, Columbia and Augusta, the South
Carolina, the Charleston, Sumter and
Northern, the Three Us, the Northeast
ern, and several ethers.
Mississippi’s Colton ftsilltlM.
Washington, March A—The oensus
office has issued the preliminary statis
tics of cotton production to Mississippi.
Ths acreage ef ootton to ffcaO state in
the yearn 1889-90 was 9.881,499, the
number of bale* produoed 1,194,498, not
including Haters; average yield per
acre; four-tenth* at a bate and total
value of the crop to producer* $50,484,-
053. The figures reported at the tenth
ceneos for the years 1879-80 were as
follows: Acreage, 3,106,315; number of
balee, 963,111, aid yield per acre, forty-
six hundredths of a bale. No attempt
was made at tbe tenth census to ascer
tain the value of the cotton crop, which
it reported, but it was estimated by the
department of agriculture at $38,223,-
000. The figures • now issued are sub
ject to slight modification to the final
report, whioh will alee include ootton
seed and other branches of eottoa in
vestigation which the census office is
engaged in.
T. L Fttmbroajh « Trial.
Macon, Ga, Marsh A—The superior
coart is engaged hi the trial ef T. L.
Fambrough, charged with the murder
of old man Ward, *• the 30th ef last
December. Fambrough ia a young man.
H* and Ward wars arrested fear drunk
enness and put ia the same oafi at tha
city barrack*. The watehesan*# sMni
tion, later, wm attracted ly nrieh of
distress, that oam* from Am oeO when
the two men were eoadzed, and, on go
ing to the cell, the watchman found
Fambrongh eitttog oa top of Ward and
beating the old man’s head agaraet the
cement floor. The men were separated
and WaTd was sent to tbe hospital.
Later, he wm removed to bis son’s
home, where he died from the effects of
a fractured skull, which it is presumed
was caused by Fambrough beating
Ward’s head against th* floor. On this
charge Fambrough is being tried,
A Grand Consolidation.
New York, March A—It has boon an
nounced on Wall street that the Ten
nessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company
wonld probably absorb the Stem Iron
and Stool oompany and the ltobarJoto-
ben Coal and Iron oompany of Alabama.
The announcement caused a Sharp ad
vance in toe stock of the Tennessee Coal
and Iron company. The dotaffa of the
consolidation of the three big aompa-
niea have not all been arranged, but the
name of the consolidated company win
probably be the Tennessee and Ala
bama Coal and Iron company, and too
capital stock will be aot loss thsa twen
ty-five million dollars. The three com
panics own a majority of tha aoke fur
naces in Alabama and Tsbxssbm, and
to* beat rad largest of to# coal rad iron
m
and (*60.000) dollars with
creasing the same to ono Kdrod th™. n ’
<*100,W) dollars. That the st* in said
nj shall oe divided into share of
(*100) dodani each, and that sd conmanw' 8 !!
be autho lied to begin buslne a. surt coia^
nj, so so*o as the sum of six .on.an.i
dollars shall have been actu a paid in
4th.Tho principle place ofdoljlwsUeMtK
company to be in the city of Aent, 3! a> V J
«ounty aforesaid with the riglto said J£, 4
tion to have brash
CCS elsewhere a(
owning and operating granltenarries^ p,
county, or counties or Ute said tie «r n.,' * n /
and the .laid company desires, bechariKJi
under the name and style of ‘ie Osieth, S?
and Elbert Blue Granite Compiy'^’for th?
od of twenty years with the prl eee of renai‘]'
at the expiration of said term oiwcntjnaM
6th. To have and use a eomun seal
may be changed at any time, *h the power *
contract and be contracted wit to sue & n ,i £
rued, to receive donations by gt, willorotw
wise, to purchase, held, recefve/ork. sell ani
convey by dead, mortgage, leat esioy andri
tain to themselves and to thelraccessors .nil
assigns,lands,tenements, goodtnd ch&neuS
every nature and kind that mayo deemed hi
themselves to be conducive to tt obieet, inter
ests and success of said corpora,;,.
6th. Tomake by-Jaws, rules M r»*nl»ti«ns,
for tbe government of said eonun. wm- ,v,
right to altar, amend and repeal e same at win,
provided said by-laws, rules at reimtatlOM
are not inconsistent with the Iavof the T 'ci-ed
States, or of tne state of Georgia, ,d cenerVir
with all snch ordinary, usual id iacidrnii
powers, as appertain and belong corpomiou
created for lute lawful and legttnir purpoett
7th. The company desires Ihe p»er to bwrut
money and give its note or note«.end or l ondi
upon the faith of the corporate eaiai, ard»u
to execute a mortgage or moi-igaa, or a deed,
or deeds of trust as further securi for the cm,
moot of money borrowed.
8th, The company detires the tht to pur
chase and erect machinery of any n.l, lnc'dent
to its business and to operate the tme b?
motive power whatever; also to lanuisctum
brick of all kinds, and to conduct ml carry«.
any correlative manufacture ne«uvr trr ,
complete and successful operatiear its Vraiit*
business, and for the further purp* ol its or
ganization to do snd perform aay ad on u*.
ful acts which may be necessary in'i.rihcrsn.-r
of the objects and purposes of this n>aaimi.,»
9tb, The company, to have the poer to tied
at its regular annual meetings » m<i m pi.
reetors, which bhall not be less Un Are, :io>
more than roenty-one in nnmbertind soon#
shall be eligible to the position < D'reetor,
wbo is not a stockholder in sai.*™
8ald Board of Directors shall have ti power to
elect from their number a rresidenvlio shall
be President of “The Oglethorpe >d f.ibrn
Blue Gianlti Company, and Ex-OiUo rreii.
dent of the Board of Directors. Ssi< Board o'
Directors shall have the power to k an]
cancj which may occur in their bty durint
tho term of office Intervening bf-wtao
the regular annual meetings of tKecomiai,
or Stockholders, said Board of Direr,rs cka!)
also have fbepowei toeleetall- cff.eu ;b«(-c
sary for the stcceeaful managemeoi of tbs
business of the company said ufficet to bt
chosen for the best interest of the eonun,,zed
not necessailiy from the stockholders ,f" vmJ
compoey. It in the judgement of said card tt
Directors, li Is deemed beet or practic.le iar
two ol said officers of tbe company mala fill
ed by one and tbe same per scut.
loin. The day for bolding tbe flrstanriiil
meeting of the stockholders, shall beta th*
same day ot the week aa the first meetir «r ti»
company for the purp ose of accepting tb char
ter and permanently organizing am s* rt
thereafter so that the annual meetincff ih*
stockholders shall always be beld on th< zant
day of tha week and not necetssrily ontssiet
dav of tbe monthfbut as nearly as potsle,
regular internals of twelve callendar m«tiu.
llth. The Board of Directors of said eupref
or a majority of them shall bate the poer «i
special authority gives by a meeting of itoek-
holders to sell lor eash such capital st«k cl
said company or portions tbeteof, as th?««
pany may agree to offer f*r sale, mod a Aoi
pi ices as may be determined on by si’dPclW
of Directors to bo for' the beet interest >f III
company.
12tn. No stockholder in sard eompanr sail t*
liable in his private cap acity to any srtetor of
said compauy except tor the amount Si s’.ctt
held in said company, by such stoekbolfi;,
if any etockholder thu .... ‘
A* Aettw Tabaoo* Karlurb.
L«btbu, Marsh A—Tha to
haoo* market la npninahg a period
rt phenomenal aottrity, Cse
mounting ta 89M hogakeade,
vreok, tha largest on roear*. AKbongh
tliero In eexsiamakl* in*rcJsmty worn,
to* marks* stands ton hoovy sfferiagB
veo/vrefi. Flra, ataooU, Mffkt ferf
Hta
A Biot in Memphis.
Memphis, March X—A serious riot
occurred in toe nagro quarters of the
city, when the police made an attempt
to arrest a gang of colored desperadoes,
fight that followed Policemen
*2? K Yerkes were fatally shot,
Officer Bod Harold was so seriously
tUftt ho uwy
Wk »4
fSSSS S'-* 1 "*
*bls ITIers are takoa eagsriy
joc*. It the tokaoeo ia verth
much as $15 or awe it u safe
vrie*. From $)• do-
asrity.
The average of quality has keen 1<
than ustkiI, and eonditsou Imus Wm
tenor ated.
For Over Fifty Years.
Mbs. Winslow's sooTatso hvkttp
used for children teethiiSr tt fi? 8
softens the gum*, allavv'aii
colic, and is* the ’ bta§RfflSd y B ¥o.’ ISgLSStf
Twenty-live cents a **
data throushout tta-f'crid , Ia " T »hdrui-
’
us Uable shall ha* pki
ny i , .
out of his private property debts of th mW
company to an amount equal in whole c p»«
the amount of stock hcldby said stoelmuit.'
In said company, then such payment skll b*
an exemption 1/oin said stockholders prsoiiZ 1
.liabilities to an amount equul to said p»y-
ment.
I3tb. Any stocdholder being indebted , mid
corparatlon, shall not be entitled ie. han m;
pa.it ot his stock in said company, transiteu
another person sn tbe books ol tbe eonpay.uz-
til susb or said indebtedness shall Jim b, paid
otf and fully settled, aad n* stock of »»iieo;n-
panv traDSfeved to any person shall be wo in
the bands ol such person until auck tietife?
shall have been aesenied te by the prope of
ficers of th* company, and entered of tc«;<!
upon th* books of the company.
14th. In aU elections held by said com any.
for any and all purposes whatever sain 'lec
tions shall he by bauot, and each tp.are of met
shall entitle the holder iheveoi to one vet is
said election*, and a majorit; oi the volc-t-hn,
cast shall control and determine all electios of
said cempany.
Tour petitioners further show that they jii
already begun such business in the city of .ti-
ens, State and county aferetaid, as ret ferti is
this their petition, under the name and sjk
of “The Oglethorpe and A lbert Blue Grain*
Company J’ aad they desire to tueceed to alike
lights aad liabilities of said copartnership nd
to have the full right to conduct ana eouti.ie
the business under the charter heroin v ray:
for in the books now ured by said company,)or
petitions therefore pray that the said Honor-
ble court will pass an order granting this ther
application, that they and their astociutis fjr
cessers aDd assigns, be incorporated fer in
purpose, during the time, ana with the perso*
and privileges as herein before set forth soi
your petitioners will ever prav. etc.
‘H. H. Czbltoh |
., _ FetUiouers Att’y. ,
Filed ia my office this March 1st, 1S92.
J. K. Kuknst,
GEORGIA, 1 IJ. K. Kenney clerk oi the ^up
OliAaaz C*. J eriorCourt of said county d > c-,r
tuy that the foregoing lb a true, complete am
correct copy of application for charter of Th*
Oglethorpe and albert Blue Granite Co. u hot
Is of file u this office.
Witness my official signature, March 2 IMS-
J. K. kesKtr, Cl. rh.
Superior Court Clarke co.La.
GEORGIA, )
Clarke County f
To all whom It may concern: Tbe
appraisers appointed to set apart a
year’s Support for Georgetta Steed iey,
widow of W. B. Steedley, deceased,; nd
their three miner children, Benjamin,
Meta and Georgia Steedley have mans
their report, and the same has beeu filed
in this office. Therefore, all persons in
terested are oited to appear at the A(nl
Term, 1892, of the Court of Ordinary of
■aid eounty, and show cause, if any
they can, why said application for twelve
months support should not be granted
and.th# return of the appraisers ri cord
ed in terms Of the law.
This February 26th, 1893.
8. M. H xrrinoton, Orci’y.
Gaosotk, Clabkb County: Courioi
Ordinary Chambers, March 6th, 1892
The appraisers appointed upon ap
plication «f Matilda Herring, widow of
John k. Henring, far a twelve in” r th*.
support fer havself and ’minor ehildren
having filed their return, all persons
concerned are hereby cited to show
cans#, if any- they have, at the next
April term ot tbis court, #hy said ap
plication should not be granted.
S. M. Hxrr15«tok, Or fj,
A G. McCnaar,
Athens, Ga.
J*. P. Pzorvirr,
Elbarton, G*.
McCDRRY t PKOrPIST,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
ATHRH3, GA.Av
General law preatico. Office 0Te_r_tViffd»w
Shoe sters
a
Affril 18-4fort>»
No poor stock used in the
Banner job office. Every*;
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