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THE ELECTION. IT PASSES OFF VERY QUIETLY. NOT A LARGE VOTE. Everybody Satisfied but the Defeated —The Third Party Get in Their Work—The Report too Late. CLASSIC CITY CHAT. Bitten bv a Snale —The little two year’ Id child of Ur. Ramsey, living hear Turn* rville, was playing around the Are and a pilot snake crawled out from the hearth and bit the little child, which dieff in a abort time. Alice Mitchell’S and Ward’s Trouble Memphis, Tenn., July 23. —The sepsa- tlon in the Mitchell case just as the conrt adjourned, was the introduction of a remarkable letter written by Alice to Freda, which indicated that unnat ural relations were maintained between them. The name of Jo Ward, the sister of Freda, was mentioned in the letter, the writer saying ihat it wes Jo's time next. Jo Ward was called to the witness stand and asked to elucidate the meaning of certain passages, which she failed to do. The other evideuce adduced was of an unimportant character, until Dr. T. L. A remedy which, if used by Wives abontto experience tbe painful ordeal Attendant upon Child-birth, proves an infallible speci fic for.andobviates tbe tortures of con finement, lessening the dangers thereof to both mother and child. Sold by all druggists. Sentby express on receipt of price, $1.60 per ^ jp hot de, charges pre* BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA. Ga. IN MEMORIAM. The polls were opened at the court house very early yesterday morning and each candidate had out their car riages with the horses marked with the name of the candidate for which they were working. Everything went on smoothly and the opposing candidates would crack jokes with each other and looked like they were working together. On every band worers could be seen with arms fall of tiokets and giving them out as fast as the carriages rolled up. The report was staited late in the day that Carter, the candidate for tax- receiver, was a Third pirty man and had been a member of At for a long time. 0;d Clarke will again have a good set of officers, and their endoisemeLt by re-election, in most cases without oppo- tioo, speaks well for them and is some thing of which they may well feel proud. u t The returns from the country pro- cinces give O’Farrell a majority of 4t> over Turner, and Sims a majority of 2 over Carter, exclusive of the city vote. The full returns will be con solidated to-morrow morning. Jfoiiowing is the vote of the ATHENS PHKCIKCX; For Governor, W. J. Norther, 618 For Secretary of State, Phil Cook,522 For Comptroller General, W. A Wright, 625, F >r Attorney General, J. M. Ter rell, 515. For State Treasurer, R. U. Harde man, 620. , For Commissioner Agriculture, It. T. N sbitt, 617. For Congressman 8th district, T. G. Lawson, 620. For Representative, W. J. Morton, 673. ForOidinary, S. M. Herrington, 038. For Clerk Superior Court, J. K. Ken tey. 610. For Sheriff, J W. Wier, CIO. For Tax R oeiver. W. T. Carter, 339, D E. Sims, 301. For Tax Ci Hector, H. H. Linton, 639. For County Treasurer, C. J. O'Far rell, 387; W. W. Turner, 254. For County Surveyor, C. M. Strahan 611. For Ccroner, J. A. Pitner 634. DEATH OF MR. JESSIE DANIELS. Buck Branch District.—The Dam- corats of Buck Brai oh District had meeting on Friday night and 5S good and substantial men enrolled their names in the Democratic ranks. The “But who shall so forecast the years, And fled in loss a gain to match? Sim, the first medical expert, was called. I Or reach a hand through time to catch After making a personal examination I The fur off interest of tears? ’ be gave it as his opinion that Alice I Little Everett Lamar Maync, wm born MiMBtl wno 1 «rn-il nprvnrt tnenired I St-p»- 83fd, l 88, and died July lfith, 1892. ^ j So reads the simple record; to strangers I teentb, fifteenth, sixteenth and seven- by love for one of her qwn sex. I ; t 0B )y tells again the story old as time teenlh chapters of John. Selected, His opinion was that the love between I itself, which, always w.th a different' the girls was brain love, or platonio name, will continue to be told, until the i NEVER MISTAKEN , -• _ _. _ ., I mighty angel wbont John ssw descend' loYe, Dr. Stma was subjected to f l0m Heaven rainbow-crowned, face like If you have a sordid feeling, read the eighth chapter of Romans. If your faith is weak, read the laBt two chapters of John. II you are tired of the world, read the last two chapters of Revelation. If you don’t know bow to make both ends meet, read the seventeenth chapter of first Kings. If there is sorrow in yqnr home, read the eleventh chapter of John. If there is joy in your heart, read aloud the latter Psalms. If you feel lonely, read the twenty-third Psalm. If you are burdened by a sense of sin, read on yonr knees the fifty-first Psalm. If you want notbing.bat to sit at Jesus’ feet aud hear his voice, read the four- Tbe more a man ia buffeted and wound- Third party men have up to this time lengthy cross-examination, but hia tes- ,t, e 8UI)f c i 0 thed with cloud, fret like pii- ed, disappointed and humiliated, wiong- enrolkd 38 msn in this district. | timony, dealing largely in medical lows of fire, stai ding, one lo t < n the land ed and persecuted in this life, the more be terms was devoid of interest to the and ll *e other on the sea, shall iwear with cornea to fall back upon the aoverign will terms, aa ae o ibunder voice, that “time shall to no Ion- of God. God A tejust, loving, omniscient Badly Hurt.—Tbe reporter was | reading public. Bhown yesterday the two flue horses of Hr. J. N. Booth, and they are badl? damag’d. There was & barbed wire fence built across the s'reet, and no no tice given of it. Tbe 'bOraea were drivemagainat the wire and were cut very badly. Mr. Booth will probably enter suit for damages. FREDA WARD'S GODFATHER. Ha Liras In Ilrnnivricti and Haa One of Her Lateat Photograph*. Brunswick, Ga., July 23.—The Times aayii The case of Alice Mitchell, now diisju ge \ i and almighty. The’Tains of the world ‘ And God shall wipe sway all tears I never slip nor slacken in Hia hand. He fmm their eyrr; and there shall be no is never mistaken, never forgetful nor, mme dea’b, neither sorrow mr crying, I negligent, never defeated, and nothing neither shall there be any more pain; for I eventuates contray to'Hia will. Though the former things are passed aw ay." I He tolerates wrongs temporarily, He will A timpie iccordof biitb and death. To I right them. Though He permit suffering, those who knew and loved, ar d lived on I He sees clearly the path along which it The Free State Booming.—Madison county, better known aa tbe Free Stato, i . -w . - . . | still, language holds no dtepir meaning will find culmination In peace and joy. on trial at Memphis, for the murder of I tban these lines infold. I God ia as good as He is strong, benevo- Miss Fredsika Ward, is of interest in I if it be true, hs the poet sa'd: I lent as He ia wise, true as He is great We Brunswick, as Miss Ward was the only stands at the head. There are only four I godchild of Captain George H. Merri- all around Third paity men in the g e i..j 0 f this city. county. There is at present twenty- f days since Captain and Mrs. nine announced candidates f< r county " . ' . . , „ officers, and next wdGk another will an- I Merrfield received from Mrs. Volkmar, nounce which will make it thirty. | of Gold Dust, Tenn.. a cabinet siaa “There is no flock, howevi r cared and can trust in Him, rest in Him, and we can tendered, but one dead lamb is there. I assure ourselves that all that there ia of “There is no hou*ehould ho« soever de- Him io power, in wisdom, love—is ours, fended, but has its vacant cbaii,’’ then in- I The weakest of ns is in Him stronger ttwn deed m-tny a sympathetic sti anger eye I all the powers of time, circumstance or may read between the line, > nd “weep I enemies that may be arrayed against ns. with those that weep.” God is our father, and no earthly fathera’s How much mme of sympathy and love love ia so pure and true as His love. But ™i P boto of Miss Ward, taken just before we w ho knew dtar lirfe Everett for tuffering and danger and disaster we cratic water in j 11 .“ ® the murder, at the ege of seventeen I Hayne, feel, for lhc*e who are to agonized l should never know how wonderous a hev- PI? 08 I years and ten months. | over bis loss. A* one who lov* d the gen- | ilage we have in God.-The Way of some of tbe adjoining counties. The I have been a most beautiful young lady. | Vie^chUd,*would~Oara last* sa-i 'tribute to I Faith. Ftee S’ate will certainly carry the I Very attractive, smooth features, large I memor y " * ' pemocraUo banner. j 6 yea and any amount of fluffy hair. The Monj bra ^ llfnl , han flow*.a of earth, picture is highly prized by its Bruns-1 |, aTe ca || e j the smiles of God, wick owners. | brighter than the stars of the firmament which d« Clare Ids glory, was lids precious NUMBER OHE FOOL. Pensioning THg{ioLD|EBS.—The giv ing of pensions to tne maimed soldiei s was a noble act by the Legislature cf Georgia. Why not give it to all the soldiers ? There are plenty of mi n who How Alice ltd Lilly Acted. .. A eentlcman walking with a friend one ,, T i .» .... | treasure io earthen vessel, btc use it was day through a commissariat store-house in Memphis, July 2S.—.here aao I animated and illuminated by a iving soul, I Hong Kong, China, came to a part of the In the Alice Mitchell a I a divine spaik of the spirit of God. I establishment where four Chii feature of interest lu the Alice Mitchell's I a divine spark of the spirit of God. I establishment where four Chinamen were took more chances to'have their legs, l tTial, which developed in the testimony I An only child, tin joy and ; ride of his 1 engaged in emptying a large tub of rum arms and heads shot off than ell the of vv H Volkmar brother in-law of I fond parents hearts, the pet and darling of I and carrying it in gallon measures to men and widows who were f . rtunst Freda Ward who lives at Gold Dust. I a !ar « e circle of relatives and Inends. A another portion of the building, en. ugh to get their legs off. If one Te nn. He told how Alice Mitchell and ifenUe refined, manly boy. with almoct Addressing himself to one who teemed class is entitled to a pensisn all are, . Ln iy Johnson, while on a visit to his I too calm and grave a brow for childhood, I to be leader of the party, he asked: and the members of the Legislature 6 ister-iu-law in June of last year, flirted tnd eyes that were wells of Ini ocenceand “Do you like rum, John?” who will introduce a bill to that effect wit b everybody in the neighborhood I »'0tb, which to look at deeply gave one “No air,” roid the Chinaman promptly, will get a solid vote from every one I „h 0 wore male attire at every opportu-1 gHmpses of immortality, so ch trly did the I Why not? who wore the grey. I nity, having no regard as to w hether j 8 ° ul /* fleeted there, 8o tender a I Rum not proper, air; said make China- men were marri^i or single. Finally I t alure bad he, that he lovid everything man number one fool!” ... . he expressed to°hi8 wife an opinion.that I was dependent, and wa- kind to all I There ia a sad truth in the Chinaman’ Ladies desiring to go to the they should be invited to leave. As W> dumb things, 1 have heard his mother aay answer. Many a man who might have ITolla kovo nn faar tn the nroDosition of Alice Mitchell and I *be had seen him often cry ovt r and fon- lived happily, - acted wisely, and died Falls, need have no tear tO| . he I die. a little crippled chicken, rnd would | peacefully, has made himself a “numt»r intoxicaots; haa „,;ii L,_ J ofta- I huge ioke. " I ““e wantonly i.urt ms nine aog or Eiuen. t aiea as me loot atetn, and been buried in they Will be looked alter with J huge joKe. | O; music and flowers he waa jasaionately | the drunkard’s dark ^dishonored grave An Old and Respected Citizen Paases Away. Co Friday afternoon at about two o’clock Mr. Jessie Daniels died at hia home seven miles from this place, after tractod illness. He was seventy- three years old, and bad long been well known citiz9n of this county, and died in the bouse which he erected thirty years ago. He leaves many friends, a wife, three daughters and six sons to mourn bis death. The fu neral exercises took place from the family burial ground Saturday evening at four o’clock, and were conducted by Rjv. Frank MoElroy. NOT ONE. *_sij Powder: Used in Minions of Homes—40 Years the Stands Children's Department. as much care, as though their parents were along. H. c. FRICK SHOT. Three Bullets In the Carnegie Man’s Body. Pittsburg, July 23.—H. C. Frick chairman of the Carnegie Steel company has just been shot. The young man who shot Frick is now under arrest. Three shots were fired. All took ef fect, one in the neck, two in the back near the right side just above the hip. His assailant was badly used up. and it is evident a hard fight occurred. The Athens, Ga., Nov. 10,1891. [ .dish 1 ^ | fend, and only a abort while before his 1 Let us learn fremthe Chinaman that” rum A fen,,* tirn voora ngt i Bufferert in _ J death he planted a fl’»w« r with his own is not proper, and ao avoid being made a I iulc ll *nd and rejoiced every day to aee a “number one fool.’* Wlneiaa tpopker, I n°t heenable to I new w nm on it. His erjoyment and ap- strong drink is rasing, and whosoever is i «'» r . air st AT REST. Poor girl! Fold her bauds, cross her feet. Leave her to her slumber sweet; She hath earned it well. Every day for many years Cause had she for bitter tears, And they daily fell. See the hollows in her cheek, Marks of woe she could not speak; See her sunken eye. Worn and wasted is her frame, None two soon her slumber came; Touch her tenderly. Hard aa iron was her fate; Life for her waa desolate, Full of yearnings vain. Sympathy and loving care Fell not to poor Mary’s share, .« Wake her not again. All she trusted faithless proved, Every creature that she loved Shortly changed, or died. Good it is for her to rest, Seldom, sure, was human breast More severely tried. Often has she slept before, Dreaming woe waa here no more, Life and sorrow paBt; But from such delusive sleep Ever more she woke to weep—_ Peace ia here at last. Poor girl! True aua tender hearted one; Hard it was that death alone Comfort had for her. Fold her bands, cross her feet, Lay her, robed all white and aweet, In tbe sepulchre. Augusta Moore in New York Mail and Express. SMILES AND LAUGHTER. Flossie is six years old. “Mamma,” she asked one day, “if I get married will have a husband like pa?” “Yes,” replied the mother, with an minuted smile. “And if I don’t t*et married will I have to be an old maid like aunt JsRe?” “Yea.” , “Mamma”—after a pause—,“t«’a a tough world for us women, ain’t it? 1 ’ IT MUST BE DONE. strong. Respt o’.ful'y, An Ialnnd'a Destruction. Tub Hague, July 23.—An official tel egram received here from Batavia con firms the recent accounts of the awful destruction caused on Great Sangier is- man was placed under arrest, and is I land, belonging to Holland, by a vol- 1 canic eruption on July 11. These later advices are to tbe effect that the whole now in the central police station. He ia j a young man, smooth faced, tall and slender. HiB home haa not yet been as certained. One of the clerks in Frick’s office says Frick is very badly shot, ?»nt it can not now be ascertained whether tbe Injuries are necessarily fatal There is Intense excitement, and it is exceedingly diffi cult to obtain the particulars. . •ijjfe" Carter Says he le Not in Third Party- The report being circulated on the streets that Mr. Career, the candidate for Tax Receiver, belonged to the TbtrJ party, a reporter of the Banneb went np to the court house and Intel viewed him on the question, Mr. Carter said it was only a cam paign dodge to hurt him and waa being told by men who was hia enemies. I am not a member of the Third parly, nor never have been. I am in this pri mary election and am a Democrat This certainly onght to settle it. A number of the Third party men in the eity said that Mr. Carter did belong to their party and some of them tried to keep him from going Into the primary election. The Democrats have gained his vote as he will now have to vote with their party. THE AXE’S WORK. A BaWff Cuts Another to Pieces. Bailiff Varnum, of Jackson county, went to levy on a steer belonging to Whitehead. He made the levy and started to take the steer to hia house. A difficulty arose about the levy, and Whitehead gotan axe and hit Bail'll Varnum a severe lick on the hips, cut ting him very severely. Primary Elections Primary elections have saved our country from negro rule and it should be kept up ev.ry year. There may occasionally be a little sharp practice in the primaries but it never amounts to much. Every man who voted in tbe primary yesterday is in honor bound to vote for the candidate who was nomi nated. Tbe French Spoliation Claim* Amend ment Rejected by the Home. Washington, July 23.—Mr. Morgan introduced a bill to provide for the con- trol of the Union and .Central Pacific railroad companies until their debts to the government be folly paid np or se cured. It waa referred to a select com mittee on Pacifio railroads. The house bilk granting right of way to the Pensacola Terminal company through lands of the naval reservation near Pensacola, was passed. In the house, the consideration of the senate amendment to the general defi ciency appropriation bill waa returned. Tbe pending amendment waa that rela tive to the French spoliation claims. It was non-concurred in. A Bad Runaway. Dr. Bigger’s He cures all bowel and atoms children THE SENATE AND HOUSE. northwestern portion of the island was destroyed and that 2.000 of th-.- inhabi tants were killed. There were no Euro peans among the victims. An Interview with Hitt. New York, July 23.—Senator HiU waa at the Normandie hotel Friday and Lieutenant Governor Sheehan had a conference with him during the day and afterwards met Mr. Cleveland. Mr. Cleveland and Mr. Sheehan fully dis cussed tbe situation in New York. Propositions looking to most cordial relations between Mr. Cleveland and the New York leaden were made by tbe ex-president Will Not Work CarnoKto'1 Spike*. Grand Rapids, Mich., July 23.—The carpenters employed by the city mar shal to lay side walks struck because _ and tl back to work. The carpenters' union bad declared against any thing coming from Carnegie, and will enforce the boycott Captured n Fire line. San Antonio, Texas, July 23.—The police have captured the fire bug who hes destroyed so many thousand dol lars’ worth of property in this city dur ing the peet few months. His name Is - “* iDon w- r> <»o wbii. 1 Jo * McDonald, a painter. He fired a Ft. Recovery, O.. July 23. - While ^dence in the subnrbe and waa caught John Uleuhake and wife end four chil dren were driving home from St. Henry, a small town east of here, his team be came unmanageable and ran away. Mr. Ulenhake jumped from tbe wagon to get the lines, but waa thrown under the wheels and had his shoulder broken. Further on the woman waa thrown as he was leavin a unntit; ion. Other atolen pro] at bis home which bad recent incendiary fires. the premises with a leaving ty of stolen goods in his Other atolen property was' found secured at wvxKSS.SpJSaa , Kivw» , » ^wo■»ik^y. —Yfwnkn rn' I bU ,ov T *“ d pl«tsing speech I re A Uao « , »K*^ V?t«fA>VwT I <tt i“We, but witb LIs cbatmii a little ncl-1 Three little girls—Nan, Alice, and Grace WhUMreontinued Vh^ use oV the’E>c-1 ,aU, n f»* Dd bright prattle about the pic- —were having a little sewing society of Vvhtley continued the use or tne «c I , ullg j n the and on the walls, that I their own in the room next to the “big ac- tr °P^ se ^ to J '°_,?n D Imi 1 lh * 1 we d bint to lake a 1 ook that he I clety," where Ibe ladies were making a ?_lit oured me * 1 * m now we and I seemed to like hune with him, and a few I chotbing for a poor family that bad lost if., in. ro*vm ' d »y» be,0Tt: hi * d ** h he *‘ ktd bismamma everything In a fire. As the little women MRS idauraves. not to return it j-wt yet, aa be ‘bed not were sewing on their dollies’dresses and read it all” be mid. His mind waa truly bata and beautiful aprons, Alice suddenly wonder'd and every day si owed some said, “Do yon suppose their dolls were new beauty to the toed evts < f tbe proud I burned?” patents, aa it expanded like the rone of I ••yet,* mid Nan, “tor mamma said How atnnge ate the dto| ensaliona of '’'cJhfhow dreadto !” mid Grace; “Joat Providence in tbe teeming v ear of health, tUnk.wbat it our dollies were burned?” this dear child was taken ill Wednmday And then they all thought a few mlnutea afternoon of July 13 b, complained of bis and worked In ailence. Tben looking up brad grew rapidly worse, aid the trouble they caught each others eyes, and each which the pbys cian at first iLongbt only saw her own there, too, and with one con- a billons attack, developed into brain sent they all three went orer to the row of trouble or menigiiis, and b*- pi saed away | dolls Ijing on tbe table. "Aa yon would be done by,” Nan mid. and picked up the prettiest doll of them all. * “Yea,’’aaid Grace, though her lips trem bled. And they took the best bat and best apron and beat drem, thinking, “As you bs (tons by” all tbs lime, end quiet- uletlv and without n aticggle at 1 30 p. m. uly 15t’j, “O empty shell! O beautiful frail prison! Cold, white, and vacant, let antics* acd dumb, From such poor clay as this hstb Christ, arisen. For such as this bs sbi U in glory I would come.” I Itr lip-toed out into tbe ball and laid' tbe TbanaabenntoGod for b'lunapeaka-1®®Wymfesmoogtbs other things la tbe Me gilt” of Cbilstlan faith and love. | b >I box.-PmbyUrian Journal. Sorely and bereft aa there pan nta are, at the torn of such a child, the oer only lamb, desolate aa hi this ooca happy home, through tbe darknesstbey look up "It Is bald to brst, but God , r decree. Tix.ush it break our bean* we I Hound Trip, say “Thy will. O God be done.” > 1 Don’t forget the Excursion arkoem they imk up and my) I to Tallulah on next Saturday. SSdwebiwtohul for white people only. $1.00 “Wbei. some belovid voter that wm to you B 'amkl**| nd “ d • We * U: * m, Cr.M kr.Dsw. And ailrncc? 'against which you dare not J^tonviua, Ind.. July *3.-A cry, I very odd accident occurred to James Aches round you like a rtrong disease I EUia of Frederickaborg, Washington - 1 ...looouty. Hs was driving to New Al- Wbml ST! Wbat Wits* music will I hany with a load of buy when n rain . I storm overtook him. Hs sought shelter Ttat ■ wooe toyotriran? Nol flkwK I in ^ \mtn Um wtVitd*. iud while „ ship’s sigh- , I drivingln tbn door summed shot sod eonnt! Ngy, Moo of I eaugt.t bimbstwsoo tbs door nod wagon, kMb«. J.I, w. ran a. o. | ~ l “ *" b * b ” “““»** Don’t bo dlsoouraced about m, I Tbe MsrkSsilsn osnsitis. dk till you bs o sivsn Ayer’s Bust-1 Atlawta, July 33.—Tbe stockholders psrilla a psrslstenttrial. Hix bottle* of I of the Central railroad ara dissatisfied tblsmediolps eared tbs oompla'nt for I with Um malntonnnoo of a private ear We shall nevor know to what an ex tent we are Indebted to “uecessity.” It has been called “the mother of Inver,tioo,” but it baa required an immense amount of Ines ' energy to develop it very frequeully into lower. Tike, for, example, the follow- ug incident connected with tbe inveut on of cushion lace. B irbara Uttman was the brave and tender wife of a miner in Saxony. In tbe winter of 1564 he was outof work.and she attempted to help him by making embroidered muslin veils. Her taste was so good and her touch bo deli- cate that she soon found a ready sale among the noble ladies in tbe neighbor hood where abe lived. It so happened that one day, latter much extra toil, she took a very beautiful piece or work to a lady who lived in one of tbe great cast leg, to which she bad walk many weary miles. Tbe lady, however, discouraged her by sayinr, “A*>, Barbara, if you could woik any like this 1 would purchase it from you st any price." Barbara examined wbst tbe lady showed her very carefully and closely, but could not tell wbat it was, aa she baa never seen anything like it before.' The lady told her it was a piece of rich Brussels point lace On her way home ane thought intently, and when she reached it she mid to her husband: “Now, I shall want you to help me!” Bo abe set him to wok to proeuro a dozen nice round sticks, while she made, meantime, a neat, hard round cushlcn. Thcfnext day, and the nex, and the next, and for nve.days no one saw much of h«r t bat on the fifth day abe show ed btr husband with pride what aha had done on her cushion. She also firmly believed she bad dls> covered tbs method by which p int lace wm manufactured. But she uad done much more; abe bad invented a Jnew aril de of beauty and greater utility—tor the bad invented what la no* known as cash ion or hose loco. It aooo became known, and wbat to her wm Utter still, unlike too many inventore, and diecovmrs,abewas also able to make a handsome Income at the result of her Ingenuity and industry. Tbe business also incr GEORGIA iTEMs Tbomisville is clamoring to good biso ball. . 8W **^ih» Pears are selling at $3 a bar»i Thomasville. Darrel '# Ia Macon a movement to have a nri , drill at some time this year is bein» »L e itated. 8 a s* Toe Franklin county alliance k« made itself ridiculous bv passine a r, olu ion against confederate veterV-’ hoi ling reunions. terani The Cherokee county Sunday ScWi association, to have been held in r-.„ ton on July 30 and 31, has been indtfi* mtely postponed. “ Taere will be a grand reunion of oh veterans at Hawkinsvile on WeiW day, August 3 It will not he abuti nest nor a political scheme, but areun" ion of “the boys who wore tbe S r Sy » T ie Albany News says that cotton ii no longer king in the estimation of the thrifty farmers that live in Southwes' Georgia. They have solved the ftnan cial problem and did not have to join the Third pirty to do so. Eastman isborirg an artesian veil. A d n pth of 310 feet has besn reached' and still the drill goes down. At the dep b of 273 feet a petrified conch shdl about the size of a man’s thumb drawn out. Q rite a curiosity was brought to this office last week by Mr. Dempsey O.lcm a prosperous farmer of Macon county! It wa« a white radish weighing seven pounds aud about sevente.-n inches in circumference. Mr Olum raised the radish at home, ant s»ys he has several more just like it.—Oglethorpe Citizen. A l*dy, whose hair came nut with every combing, was induced to give Ay -r’s Hair Vigor a faithful tri-.l. She did so, and net only was the loss of hair checked, but a new and vigorous growth boo i succeeded that which hail gone. DAiLY~MTOT reports. NrtuI stores. Savannah. July St.-Turpentine firm st 8714; rosin :irm at $1.05 Wir.MlSOTON July 25.-Turpentine steady, at 26J4: rosin firm: strained so, end strained too: tar steady at £1.10; crude turpentine steady; bard $1.00; yellow dip £l.i>j; vlrjin $1.65. „ Th* Driver 0*1 Drank. Yocsgstown, O., July 23.—Wilson from the wagon and had her shoulder Crcok8 waa thrown from a Pittsburg and arm broken. The children were , , fc ,„ also thrown out, one child being fatally I *^ d hart about the head, and the other I d !tetob?Siu?ii 0 rt ! ‘* " o,h " “ “■ SRsSwirtsir ktatouftss lieved to be totally hurt. | U(d he|w a nd stopping at a saloon the driver got drunk and Crook* Killed Voder s Tree. Evansville, Ind., July 13.—Mr. J. D* Barnett, one of the oldest farmers in Warrick County, met with a violent death at his home. After eating hia aupper he went out in the field. When pot No clue to him has been obtained. It in supposed that he is wandering io tbs woods demented from his wounds. ■’D At tbs last September term of court for this county, ten negroes were put upon trial for comprise/ nod ibe murder of I 8owuorro, July ft.—Unlore some* Thornton Nash, another negro, on Ao-1 thing of a polkUoal oature prevents Gro- ‘ 1891. After a protraoted trial of Ivor Cleveland. Mrs. Cleveland and a ay. • fvrdictoTgailtv was sen- smallp^y of WoodlrSmilLvrBj: Htored as to nil of tbvm. and tbe/ were I too August 4 for tfl rinrtTmr sentenced to be hsoged An applies- | There they wUl be token oobonrdtbe rr Sebeooni ‘ Fall of Vromls*. but fer Uqtw. Atlanta, Jnl/ 23.— John Lowtbor, n the* wind storm came up hia horse be- I white man 26 years of ago, the son of o came frightened and he ran tlio animal we ».to-do contractor, died at the Grady under a tree. He had been there only a I. _ , . .. _ . . few seconds when the tree wee blown hospital from the effect of morphine down, striking Mr. BarnetUnd crushing token with suicidal Intent Lowtber him to the earth. After being released was for years a trusted employe of D. from his paiuful situation he was con- H. Dougherty & Co,’e dry goods house, veyed to hia home, where he died after I but took to drink and anally deter- four houre of intense suffering. Parties deeiring to visit Tallulah next Saturday ought to secure tickets early thi3 troubles wee ^» 60 am pfo aiTange- soid by all ments can be made for com »iorfc."$l,00 **,.. , jri ■ v mined to die to rid hie family of the disgrace which he attached to it He was found d/iog on Decatur atreet life being extinct almost before ho placed in tho hospital Coll : ns Brothers Medicine Company*. PreparationsfSv Louis, Mo.) for sale by Palmer A Kirnebrew 105 Clayton .St., opposite Post Office. Si^^i^ww d to°Mrmd , s; I s? £Lm^"sr , torss*-‘ B,r,,wo( relief. | They i I | M)|t A Trl»l ky 1 Laurens, a C., July 33.—A remark . able murder trial has just closed hero. I should bo WHf ordered at :of |40.000. Thon tho eost of run- M0,i _ u |too« mouth yvur for tho four. The rood, they run on a 419 2U) •/think tioo for u now trial was subsequently I »*—— granted. The second trial began Tore- day morning, ending about V o'clock I Friday morning, resulting lo e verdict of manslaughter as to nintof them, two ' being acquitted. They wsie sentenced to terms in the penitentiary ranging from three to seven yean. Since tbe first trial anotbar negro was arrested aa a conspirator, tried with the vtbsrs and ceuvieted. Sandwiches and other re-1 freshments ean be had on the train to Tallulah, so that poi sons who do not care to be bothered with baskets, can secure refreshments at small here, where toty will be tho guseto of President Frank Jones of tbe Boatoo and Maine railroad. ULCERS SCROFULA RHEUMATISM BLOOD POISON Produce »nd I’rorlilon*. New York, Jutv 23.—Pork quiet ond steady; old $I2.25®13.25; prime extra li,Vt Middles quiet and slow; sliort elear i.!A I4U-1 oi>ened firmer and closed -inlet; western steam 7.50; eity steam, 6.75; options, Septev. Jicr 7.49 asked: October 7.51. CmCAOO, July 23.—Cash onntatlww weresi follows: Mess pork ll.95<t7.-0. Iu»r«l 7.9X4 7.22^4. Short rib- loose 7.55-17.01. Dry silt shoulders boxed 7.00&7.25. Short eieirside boxed $7.75®7 80. Cincinnati. July 23.—Pork <sv>r. nnwtKA tAird In fair demand: current mak-, 7J& Bulk meats nomlnni: short rilM. 7.75iJ..e7)4 Bacon euy: short clear o.noafl.l:^. i Increased to such an Chicago Murkot. CnioAun. July23. Wheat—Sept. VH-. Dec - Corn—Sept. 489$: Mar WVft. Oats—July. 30^4: Sept. Pork—Sept. 12.07: July. 11 S2. Ribs—Sept. 7.55: July. 7.45. Lard-Seph 7.27: July. 7 25. New York Cotton Fntore*. New York. July 23 — Followin: i-t tiia o;»ea- tnc and closinK quotations: Jnniinry February March April May Jmv.. August September Octotior November December Tone dull. Sales 63,700. at 7>4c. 7 0MT.fi 7.72747.11 7.tf»7N 7JB-V-V .7.10,67.17 raw# : ftiftiJI ;;;; Middltnei Q0i‘< Liverpool C-itt-n Futnrefc Liv«npoot« July 88.—Following Is tli* spu ing and closing quotations: January and FebrnaJy Fubruui-y and March July unit August August and Soptetnlier September anil October October and November November and December December and January Tone firm. Sa'es . FOR SALti^ATDLCATIRliA- Now 11 room house modern peots. One block from Kiiirit' 11 ' . my Hue: and Ai znos Serf. la-tlWf I ril.-Jl.tlT " ..-TfrljW a j* . .3.50 eoJJ ..“.-aWf ..id.-'i' * ** bo P°° r f mv Hue: and Agnes sejf ---. mnv« fa ?i t n!^L Uy ’i?. Bd i >t A had J° with 370 fe-t front, or (3 700' move toDrmdra wifh her husband.—8e- wo feot front, will a ll for » ' kctod ’ 370 feet f«ont, or *',300 for 160 W^ houre Addre • Ansley Br< >i- '- “ w Alabama Street Atlanta Ga. an cash prices. GmffbmOa^ March 19,1802. W.H. Wituesspoon Keq., President, Ao.—Sim:—I oommenerd the um of the Blootropobo, purchased of you.! • July lent. My trouble wee tbe b d *ffeou from a revere out of nervous proetra- Uoo. Tbe ’Poire acted likeacbsrni from the first application. It seemed to ao vitalise my entire system that my gen ital health Las become almost entirely restored. It ban boon Invaluable to mo, and I cheerfully commend it to those whore condition hea been similar to my own. Truly, etc., , . . E. W. Brcx. A 40 page hook, describing the t*f at- •ot and containing testimonials from all mo ions, and for tho cure of all ra wnaniA rr .sgEtouvT™ *■> i-a '««■ ou appliesti^>D. G/uvirati^oL^fbvVotHiU Add raw Atlantic KLKCTBorriHx Co., esnse be *i-oh n to tho County , ast d 48 Gould BulldiDg Atlanta. Ga. i ***nte<l bt the amlerslxnid on to*-- ,A*J . Numbers of the best people m Athens, both ladies and gentlemen, have purchased j a vFi t *!,'Z l> i*£Zc\ n z>o^ tickets on the Tallulah Ex- ““ cursion next Saturday. $1.00 Tb °* 4u,y ^.*Sh Round Trip. | *• About one half of Toleda Ohio’s city cou'oit ia under indictment for se franchisee to the etreet railway r® peny. It eeema pretty bard for w ‘ man to te honest In these tennptlug teuipestuiue times. , ,, Thors ia anothercanJidate iu the tor the speakerabip. (; °!- Merabon, or Glynn county, h an ‘ rant and is a popular aud able f* n THBO. MAE-KWAI-TEia MAMUPACTORSBiOr GRANITE AND MARBLE MONUMENTS AND STATIIlU. Importer Marble Wains AGEHT FOR BT- The best lu the world. Prices and MuamjPBB. .J* caustic Tile Se^ r work
