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Newspaper Page TextTHE LAW IS GOOD. rsass aasats -juksdai: == == OVER IN CARNESVILIE The Third Partyltee Listen to Mahaf- | fey for Four Hours. Cashesville, Ga., Aug. 26.—[Spe- I rook And the Switchmen Will Return to Work. Buffalo, August 25.—At midnight tonight Ur. Sweeney, at the head of AN ABLE ARTICLE j AN ATTEMPTED MURDER Thr °°I Addressed to cta|. "“ The three-mile liquor law Is solid as a | - County. Ga *> August 25.-Mrs. ( , „ UK . m .- Lf3yc - By the kindness of the editor of the ? llbert * uUor * 8 well known 1/idy liv- J dal.]—The Third party people held a The supreme court saysevery word of I 1 would like to address a few ’ D 8 8 m,le 8nd a half from Rutledge, jjramj r ,u y here today, and was enter- «... uwl , fl it is constitutional, and for all time, W ®”* to Hie fc lr,B of °« county—girls bada “ ,row e*eape *rom being mur-l t&i ae d for four solid hours by J. A. B. the switchmen’s order, officially recog- urle.ss the law is repealed, there will be ^ 7*°° the 80,10,18 problems of life, dered l88t “teW* and her assailant, her Manaffy, candidate for attorney gen- nized the fact that the strike movement ,,o liquor sold in Georgia outside of in- 0y * ,8hand oholoo » °r by stem ne- “ a - ,n - |a w, had a narrow emipefrom I jra l. He lamped his brethren of the of the Switchmen begun twelve days corpomted towns. cessity. Girls who realize that in the ... D ^ lynched by a crowd of indignant I bar, people about town and the whole ago in this city had failed. In official It wili be remembered that Hon. R. I next * ew ycar9 they **o t° J ol u the great 1 01 ** on1 ^ I people in general exoept the poor down- | terms of the order, the strike was “de- W. Patterson t f Macon, attacked the army of “bread winners,” and are anx-1 f , ler llves *l°ne. -Last night I trodden farmer, who be was very much I dared off.” lew on constitutions!, grounds. He re-j 0U8 . and 10 en,br8 °® any oppor-j at11 ° olock some , one entered her I i a sympathy with. His effort was di-| Men who were formerly employed as represented a number of liquor dealers> tunitythat wonldhelp fit tbemforsucb I “ 0U8 °, Climbing in a window, and while I rooted at the members of the alliance switchmen in the railway yardstere who were very anxioes to km the law. J ooou P atlon - To all these I ask a few 1 8howa8 »»l8ep triedto lull her by snffo-1 who have failed to go into the reform I will before daylight be notified by their Attorney Patterson’s main attack was mo ® ent8 t° read this letter; but more I ca “ n B bar with a pillow. I movement, and was an effort to get the I local official that the purpose for which based on the ground that the Uw was P articnl8rl y d ° I trust and hope this I ^“ ller made a desperate fight J whole order in, which was a failure they quit their employment has not not general in its application. He held “•* 084011 the eye of the girls who sre f ° r ber ll4e ’ Her “sailant, who was a I flat, his arraignment of the Democratic been accomplished, and that they are that no law was comtitntinnai ifrnt to 1)0 compelled by necessity to enter I B i ron * ® an » scared by her strag- Ip ir ty was bitter, and it is really strange now at liberty to get back their places would not guarantee the same rights to into llfe ’ 8 • erion9 tor daily sab- ***** tbe p 1 0> f 8he m8do ’ 8nd ** ! for a man of his superior intelligence to | if they can. all citizens. The liquor dealers in the I | finally succeeded in making heir escape j have been fooled and carried along country, be held, were discriminated against in favor of those in the city. We live in a day of the professional— I Bushing out of the house in her night I blind-folded so long, and there is very I ' J - p - P. makes positive <*ute» or *u stages o» professional enters into everything, and I olotho8 » she ran to the house of a negro I much doubt about whether Jimmie is I on Sore&SOTna, ifaliurialsnd^Stn^teOoml The i8‘ue, it will be remembered, was I by ® bia is simply meant equip-1 «rvant, about on=t hundred yards away I r.ght now, or whenhe was a partisan I S^n't’api^^taiSdu.g^ raisedon the application of Butler to I ment by 8tody and 8 PP llo8 tion. So to ™ ei ® 8h ® “*d‘bat it was her son-in- Democrat, and held up his hands for the y V or old 8oresu o kl _ Erantl .„ „ a license I 1)0 09rfca in of success, it is necessary to 1 J - Hannah, who had attemoted I Democratic party. Ifit took Jimmie I cers ami SynWMsfvseoniy^Sp.^InJf^ttSi i Twiggs h* a professional in whatsoever occu- | t)takohor Lfe* I twenty-five years to find out the Demo-1 ofrTp^pTffifokij i *° ^ deriTed from pation or line it is our intention I Mrs. Fuller was badly bruised and | cratic party, how lODg will it take him | PoUssium-i well nigh prostrated by her terrible ex-j to know he is right in the People’s the county commiaskmera for to sell liquor at a point near the Twiggs county line. There was a church in Twiggs conn intention | to enter. Woman is fast pushing her- r Adi, Poke Boot and ty within three miles of the proposed 86,1 into 001,1 P° t,tlon with man, in I P° rioilco b «* 8li e had strength enough] party? this is a problem for some of the POR CORNS, WARTS AND BUNIONS saloon when reckoned by an air line I “‘ny kinds of occupation, and in si- | to tell her story fully. She said that | Third party mathmaticiana to solve. | Ueeonly Abbott’** East Indian OoruPaint. > ut which was more than three miles moBt cyery kind °* 010,1081 worlr she 6be flr8t 8h ® kno ' ,, of th ® attempt °n her | J. B. Robbins, nominee for congress, istant by the road. Attorney Patter- takes h5 * hor Bt8nd for several reasons. *“ e Wft8 wben 8b ® awoko witha horri- was billed for a speech, but failed to ap- h.M o... a,. I >«- A invariably root. | “« ot .‘ ut : ^ accurate. 2nd. 1 IO °ation and suffering. She retained I DeJairett reached this place they could I m the day. hut which was more than three miles I distant by the road. Attorney Patter- I *»ffber Stand for several reasons. | , W “ e “ 800 8WOIto _ W ’ LU “ uorrl_ | was oniea ror a speech, bat tailed to ap- j Erysipelas, ^woolen.Limbs. Bad Sores, Scale* Min held that the county commissioners < f Bibb county could rot refuse to|® 8re * D *’ bence m oro 7 , gr int a license, because the effect or the Her habite “® mor ® ^“P 10 . 81ld she m be * pre8enoe oI mind * however,. nave uono goou service among the sons | a «mwe ot p. p. p. win banish aU had fed- * I —i *—... r . .. I and fought desperately. Her screams] of Gideon. ana her fight for life had their efieol,| The crowd was estimated at 800 to I °* sorts and in bed humor with yourself and J and she was able to break away and j 1000, and conservative men place 25 per | Sa<mai d ’ tatop * p ’ p,> aadb6como hoalUiy,lnd make her escape. As she did so she cent of the votes Democratic. There | saw her assailant, and is perfectly satis- ] was a large number of Democrats in the fled «s to his identity. AUBREY—SPEER. damage, as it were, of the traffic was | ru *® ® n ^ era 1,140 no dissipation at night centered in Twig$s county and not in | &nd lQ °t ;ber off * bour£ — 80 oI oaurse b ]j,bb. | C8 P 8 W° doing far better work than a The location of the church in Twiggs who h “ g P° nt 4bo evening befort county does not affect the validity of ] ,n ariwl8e dissipation, and has gotten the law, and so it will stand on the m8ybo only four hour s *°st, agains- statute book. | or nino ®f the women. 3rd. Tney all are apt to regard according to spiri and letter rules made by employers. Sc it is now no unoommon thing to bear ol men who employ type wpritera, stenog raphers, telegr phera and aU kinds oi lighter clerkships, saying: ”1 prefer, and always try to get girls for snci work—they give me a great deal mon -atisfaction.” I recently bad a gentle man tell me, who is a high official in th* Western Union service, “That he hon estly believed that in the near faturt girls would drive young men out of the telegraph business. That they gave more satisfaction in almost all cases.” It has long since been demonstrated chat women are more satisfactory a* teachers, especially in the elementary grades. There was a time when a girl conic take a diploma at any school or college, and at onoe begin successfully as » t acher- This is not the case now, anc from time to time will become less so Teaching is no longer an oocupatioi (cranovioe; bat to rank high or be come at all successful in this line, now requires conversant knowledge, of rule* and principles whioh are no longer the, oties, but are as essential to a yourq girl’s snocessin teaching, as the knowl- dge ot cotton is to the cotton mtrehant. A. girl must get this knowledge by atteL dance at a normal school—gener ally in two terms—or else she gets it by the much harder road of 4 to 6 yean teaching. Geoi gia has given a great gift to hei young women in the “Normal and In dustrial Institute” at Milledgeville, and will from time to time, I hope, enlarg* and add to it, until it shall become on* of her chief prides. But already they have the facility for accommodating 20C to 250 girls, thus graduating each yea about 100 girls, this embraces all th* departments ot litarature, art and in dustries. Take the department to: trainirg teachers alone. There are nov fifteen thousand teachers in Georgl. earning an average salary of $35 00 t- $40.00 each month. This numb*r is di minished by manriage, death, and those that quit to enter other professions a, least 1000i So you can see that every single one of the girls who learn oc: normal department is guaranteed in- A Quiet But Beautiful Wedding Yes terday. Yesterday afternoon at half past four o’clock at the residence of Mrs. Eogenii Hearing on Milledge avenue, the mar riage of her grand-daughter, Miss Eu gema Hearing Speer to Mr. WilMaa Aubrey, of San Antonia, Texas, was solemnized. The wedding was a quiet one, only relatives and intimate friends being present. The sisters of the Bride actci ai bridesmaids and the Scene was quit* impressive when the affianced coupl* stood before the venerable grand-fathei of the bride, Dr. E. W. Speer, awaiting the performance of the marriage cere monies. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey after receiving hearty congratulations from all present, lift for their future home in San An tonin, Tex., whither the. best wishes ot seores of fr ends follow them. Mis Speer was tho lovely and accomplishes daughter of Judge Emory Speer, whil* Mr. Aubrey is one of the loading mei of San Antonia. Hannah lived half a mile down the road. About au hour after Mrs. Fuller reached the servants’ quarters, Han nah put in an appearance, coming up behind the negro house. He came in quiring for Mrs. Fuller, He said h< hid dreamed some oue had killed her, | nd he had come to see about it. Mrs. Fuller at onoe faced him with thi charge that he bad been her assailant By this time a crowd ot neighbors had arrived on the soene, the news of the assault spreading rapidly. Great in dignation was expressed. audience, and the vote of the Third party was put at 200 to 250 upon a rls- j log vote. Resolutions were read endorsing I Oscar Brown, of Homer, for solicitor general of the Western oircuit, on the | Third party ticket. Deverau Jarrett, the third party uominee for titate Senator from this j district, was carried upon the stand and | introduced to his constituency. The crowd was from Hart, Banks and Habersham counties. Franklin, of course, sending up a majority. The people’s party is putting out I Hannah, of course, denied the charge, candidates who have recently came out tor or not - reiterating his fairy story about that re- of the republican ranks, and have not markable dream. But that didn’t g° | taken out their naturalization papers, down with the crowd, and there was Stephen B. Bond, who has been a lifo-| loud talk of lynching Hannah, but on ] i on g republican ie a candidate for Or- the earnest request of the old lady her-1 jinary, and A. J. Owen, the secretary I Another Arbitration Bogun. Chioaqo, Aug. 24.—C. K. Lord of the Baltimore and Ohio, has been se lected as the third arbitrator to act with F. C. Donald and W. B. Snattuo in deciding the Atchison’s appeal from one of Chairmau Caldwell’s decisions. When the chairman' - ruled that the Atchison was not justified in making a $12 excursion rate to Denver and return, that company appealed, to arbitration and named A. E. Ford as one of the ar bitrators. Caldwell objected to Ford on the ground that he waa not a disin terested party, whereupon t^e Atchison appealed fros? the objection, and the present arbitration is to determine whether Ford is eligible as an arbitra- But the Prospective Groom Was Jailed Before the Marriage- Abueville,S.C , Aug 26 - [Special.] —Last night as the regular passerger train was going through, which passes Abbeville at 12 05 o’clock, a couple got off the train. Your correspondent could not learn their names, hut they were from Georgia. The gentleman asked a person who was standing by where he could get somebody to marry them. This yonrg man, Mr. J. Kenney Milford, told the night police, who was standing near, about what they wanted. The police then investigated the matter and found that it was a run away case. Before the couple got to the hotel, the young man was arrested. The girl was sent to the hotel to await farther orders. It was afterwards learned that they were from a little station just be yond Elberton. A telegram was re ceived this morning from the young lady’s brother telling the police to stop them. He will arrive on the first train. The annual meetiug ot the Abbeville county survivors’ association met in the court house last Tuesday. There were some 200 new names enrolled, and the crowd is estimated at 2,000, a num ber of ladies being among the number. Dr. W. A. Lee was introduced by the president and read a beautiful, vivid and thrilling essay on the battle ofi “Frazier's Farm.” Capt. Jas. A Arm strong, of Charleston, waa introduced as the orator of the oocasion, and 1 made an address replete in historic I incident in the camp, on the march, and in thd battle—full of pathos and sparkling wit. -t Mr. and Mrs. Jas. M. Lawson have returned from an extended bridal tonr north. Lo. The Athens Bannzb is the first of any of the dailies to arrive in Abbeville. OCONEE’S BIG RALLY self, and on the advice of cooler heads, it was determined to let tiie law take itf course, and Hannah was arrested - and safely put in jail in Madison. Mrs. Fuller is seventy-two years old She charges that Hannah’s object was murder to get possession of her prop erty. ; If you feel weak and all worn but take BROWN’S IRON BITTERS of the third party executive committee, | and who is just out of the republican ranks, is spoken of for legislative hon-1 ora, and his malitia district gave him a j becjfike thi Telegraphers Reorganizing Their Union. New York, Aug. 24.—The commer cial telegraph operators of the country are beginning to reorganize their union, which was shattered after the great telegraphers’strike of 1683. A confer ence of delegates from the various branches will be heldSept. 2 at Kan- &3B3 ipity; TMy say mf are organizing majority for the office a few days ai o. The republicans exclaim at occe when they g t into the third party, “What did we come here for?” and echo answers, | “to get office.” The meeting, it is thought, did not ea* not safely be left tb the tvjiims of tfie Western Union corporation, whioh has destroyed all competition, and has steadily reduced ito employes’ wages daring the past six years. Pat Cleburne's Servant Dead. Denison, Tex., Aftig. 24—Tate Morrl- result in any converts to the third par-1 son, a colored man aged 162 years, died will Occur on Thursday, Sept, 1st Ojonce Democrats are in the saddle and intend to remain there during th* campaign They are making big preparations f or their grand rally and barbecue which occurs on Thursday, Sept. 1st. A ty pographical error in the Banner a fe days since made it appear that this rail} would be held ou Sept. 13th. The occasion wili be one to be re membered. Hon.J, P. Shannon, Uol James M. Smith, Congressmen Lawsoi and Livingston, Col. W.L. Peek and others will be present to do the speak ing, also Tom Watson. A cordial invitation is extended t* Clarke county by Mr. J. W. Johnson, chairman of the Oconee Demccrati* c nnmittee, to come over and join in the rally. The railroads will run special trains from Madison and Athens and give special rates. It will ceirtainly be tb* time and place to go and bear good WOMEN OF WYOMING. The Supreme Coart luttmatee That They Ace Not Legal Jurors. Cheyenne, Aug. 25.—In an opinion rendered, the Wyoming Supreme court rather questions the state constitution in vesting women with all the political tights and privileges of the other sex. The court said somewhat significantly that it did not care to discuss the ques tion, although it was raised in the case at bar. The defendant in the oase is a con victed horse thief trying to get ont of serving a term , of eigbt years. He makes the point that women were not called to serve on the jury which found him guilty. Tiie court answered that if a grievance exists, it is with the women themselves, and not with the men. Women have served as jurors bat once bihoe Wyoming became a state, and then only in a police court, where a servant girl sued her mistress for wages. In the old territorial days women were jurors in criminal cases quite often. ty, and when the people hear it discuss ed from the stump by third party ora tors, the people see the errors in it and j turn away. D. F. Brook and Miss Lucy McCall I were married to-day in the Ordinary’s | office by Rev. T. G. Underwood. Wben feaby was sick, we gave h*r Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla. When she become Mias, she dung to Castoria. When she had Chfldrea, ana gave them Castoria, ACCIDENTALLY KILLED. Tuesday on Red River. Morrison served through the war. He waa the servant of Major General Pat Cleburne, of Con federate fame. After the battle of Franklin, wben Clebprne was killed, Morrison carried a musket and fought the federals tthtil the close of the war. His dying regret was that he could not live to cast a vote for Cleveland for president. THE HIGHBINDERS' MANDATE. A Naturalized Chinaman Ie Ordered to Leave Buiporta or Prepare to Die. Emporia, Kas., Aug. 25.—The three Chinamen in Emporia are greatly agi tated and one of them is scared nearly to death by the arrival here of an agent of the Highbinders named Lee Kee, who hails from New York. He had de livered a message to Wuong Lee com manding him to leave here immediately or prepare to die. Three years ago Wuong sold his laun dry here to two Chinamen named Lee Serve Kel and Lee Bon Kee, both of whom are, it seems, members of the Highbinder Society. About three months ago Wuong returned to the city and The following are the games played in the National League; Southern League. At Montgomery — Montgomery, ‘ Atlanta, 1. At New Orleans—New Orleans, Birmingham, 1. At Mobile—Mobile, 5; Macon, 2, There waa no league game at 7 phis. Rain. National League. At Louisville — Louisville, 1; ton, 6. At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, 8; more. 1. At Chicago—Washington, 0; Chica go. 1- At Pittsburg—Pittsburg, 8; Phila- delphta, 4 At St. Iionls—St. Louis, 16; New York, 4 To Test a Railroad Law, Columbus, O., Ang. 26.—The Wabash Railroad company has served notice on Attorney General Richards that the] case of Ashley and others against Hon Daniel J. Ryan will be carried to thi United States supreme court. This it the case involving the constitutionality of the Massie incorporation fee law, n» der whioh the Wabash was compelled to pay about $85,000 to the state when its lines were consolidated. The money was paid under protect, hs waa that of the Big Four, Pan Handle and other lines. The supreme court of this atata recently declared the law constitutional, but the company is not satisfied with the result. rA abbqtts wmm. ' IQn iO N 5 ITHpDT awp';VyARTsPAIN BRO]fiiiRlJGGtSTS PROPS.SAVAN NAH g£ ROLLER CONVaUESTTlillMl EVER DEVBE0. n TRAY TRUNK The Tray is arranged to roll bask, leaving the bottom of the Trunk easy of access. Nothing to break or get out of order. The Tray can be lifted ont If desired, and to buy this style is a guarantee that you will get tiie strongest Trunk made. If your Dealer cannot furnish you, notify the manufacturers, H. W. ROUNTREE & BR0., Richmond, Va. for Infants and Children. • A “CastorlabsiweT adapted to children that I recommend Itaa superior to any prescription known tome.” B. A. Abchzs, M. D. t lU 8a. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. "The use of ‘Castoria* Is so universal and Its merits so well known that it seems a work of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria New York City. Lata Faster BooahsMt Befot med Church. Castoria cures Oolle, Oonsttpatloii, Sour Stomach, PiorrhcBa, Eructation, Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes at “ For several years I have recommended your * Castoria. ’ and shall always continue to ao ao salt has Invariably produced beneficial results.” Edwin F. Paxdxb, M. C n “ The Winihrop,” 126th Street and VU Ave* New fork Ottjft Jackson Moat Not l n °t 8l l, tori* Jon have no desire t* (O’Bryan, in the circml whole of Oconee oounty is interested and hard at work to make it a success The merchants of Athens have also sub scribed liberally to the barbecue, and will all go over to spend a day in this quiet litile town. DEMOCRACY ONTOP- Isaac Kenney Meets His Death by a Gun SHbt Wound. “Ike Kenney has been shot,” said a little hoy to the Banner reporter Satur day. j Soon we were speeding out to Cobb | ^tefl auotheV uundry. springs where the shooting was done| The Kees swore out an injunction against Wuong, jvhich was tried in the district court and decided in favor of WhUkv. i. _ Judge | and found Drs. Whaley and Goss to- Creene Countv Will RoB Up a Good Majority. The Simon pure democracy is on top j Already many orders have been placed teach, and no talent in that direction, | Qi rar dean county, dech at this school-yon are given the b°s ; ] town of Jackson had no instruction in stenography, type-1 WonW authorize the writing, telegraphy, painting, cookiny | cense fer the keeping >.d deslpd.*. AW"* «? “• three will give you a position paying | * license until afterf yon from $46.00 to $65.00 for 8 to 101 tkms, The judge said hours work a day. And if you have any special talentinpaintingordesign- ing, it would give the foundation for a successful, independent and happy lile circuit court of Cape gether, with several otiier of our citizens thenmade in Greene oounty. Our genial townsman Hr. Robert fi. Purler has just returned from a visit to his old home in Greene oounty, and reports democracy in the lead. There are about 050 white voters in the connty, and of this number the Greenreboro democratic olub baa the signatures of more than 650 munch democrats on its roll. Mr. Porter reports the Democrats very hopeful and enthusiastic, and they are doieg good and effective work in all parts of the oounty. The negroes say they will never vote with the Third party, and the Democrats are sure . to fill every office. We tip our hat; to old Greene. that the | standing around the little boy who was that | so badly wounded. ce of a li-1 Isaac Kenney is the son of Mr. J. K. a dramshop. ] Kenney, the clerk of the court, and had the^suamie 1 1)8611 out ban t ill g with some of his spring elec-1 young friends. They came back to the was not his ] Cobb spring and commenced to prac- they | ticing shooting at a can. The can was _ . _ riddled by the shots and] talk of rnnn ; g hem out of the city, Will Burch said: “Bud, I bet you a «» Wuong i « au honest, industrious A Terrible Baio in Californio. I nickle I can blew that bush all to l v™*’ and " c “ ak6d ^ 811 wb0 toow Guaymas, Mexico, Aug. 25. — The | pieces,” pointing at a diminutive shrub, tions, The judge said it was not bis l Cobb spring province to advise the City, but they | tioiog shoot were without any ordinance, and should )e(el , not again attempt to Issue a license. S™, to the Highbinder Society in New York. Wuong Lee is a naturalized citizen, and, although terribly scared, has de cided to defy the society’s mandate, as he has been assured of protection. The New York mail has skipped oqt and the two alleged members' or the Highbinder society in this city have ! been notified that should harm befall Wuong they will be held rp**vmsible. There is some with large Eastern f-ctorieefor design- ] gteamer Korrigan has brought new* ] and raising his gun which bad one bar- for carpets, curtains and many oth*r|thata terrific rain' storm occurred in | rel loaded. He pointed it at the bosh many things requiring designs. The field i> very inviting and remunerative. Clarke county is entitled to 4 scholar ships in tills coll* ge. I know of no on* who intends taking advantage of the same. They may all be filled, and tber ; ALL GOING. Clever Mr. Bioomfleld-Hei Gives His Hands a Holiday. Mr. R. L. Bloomfield, the head of tie Athens Factory, never does anything in a half way manner. He learned that an excursion was going to leave next Saturday for Atlanta, and learning that some of his hands wanted to go on the excursion he issued an brder closing down the I ictory on the dsj ot the ex cursion and giving every one a chance to visit Atlanta. This is truly very kind in Mr. [Bloomfield, and his hands 8 Ppredate his kindness. Hood’s Sarsaparilla absolutely cures fJtfilscAses caused by impure blood and it builds up the whole system. Sunstroke* Antone the Troop*. that a terrific rain atorin occurred ia I rel loaded, ue pointed it at the bosh I London, Aug. 26. — The Standard’s RoBuHa, lower California, the seat of | and not knowing it was cocked, touched ] Buda-Peath corespondent gives au ac- French coiyer mines, destroy- j the trigger when it went off, the charge | want ot the military maneuvers at Fuenfkirchcn in the terrible beat. Ont the great French copper mines, destroy-1 the trigger when it went off, the charge I <v>ant of ing $100,000 worth of property. A tor- J entering the right breast of ike Kenney, I Faenfkirc noured down the rocky hills, carryiug just bt nwav Dart of the custom bouse and | The pit. away part or tne cuskmh ww ww ■ j.ue news soon spread, and it was not *. Tney may an oe nueo, ana iner , au»er. raAjag ‘^thfrrilJoJd* IOn * b * for8 * gIe&t many S* thered may be no applicants as yet, but this 1 ^ nilhoSiaTt will take a month ™™ d *° littl ° fell . ow V* ^ would say, if there are any girls in ou* ] to make repairs. • ] besi le the large spring, and the blood couoty who contemplate making tbeii I ~r— “ T _ I flowing from the wound own living by wish or necessity, I would j forces engaged in the evolutions, four officers, eight corporals and ten privates have died of sunstroke. THEO, MABKWALTBH/, manufacturer iof GRANITE AND MARBLE MONUMENTS AND STATUARY. Importer Direct and Contractor for Bnildinjr stone. Marble Wainscoting and Encaustic Tiie Hearths 1 AGENT FOR CHAMPION IRON LENCE Q0, tr The beat In the -world. New Designs 1 Origins' Prices and Designs cheerfally famished. OFFICE AND STEAM WORKS, 529 and 681 March IS—weekly ly. All work guaranteed >AD ST., AUGUSTA, GA. A Baby OaToar**! by Lynx. Mlpers Crashed to Death. London, Aug. 20.—A dispatch from Swansea, Wales, states that a terrible Drs. Whaley and Goss were immedi- ] accident occurred at orje of the mines in own living oywisu or i.y, « i dbxroit. Aug. 25.—A 3-year-old baby ^ and with other kind i that vicinity. While the mon were at most certainly apply atonce, for all the "devoir ed f all b nt one foot, by a work fn the mines 8 f*rtof the roof fell departments you may take while then , was Q ?™. a * ““ J . fnends they did all they could to al- | .'a tmrni/uu»* ui».jo.. I w*T!3S?-fSL < ?SE£H!S;Ia.«. m cruehing seven miners to death and t&ee othex$i tfho were rescued. era in Athens who intend daughters an education they will be compelled own living in the years to oime, 1 ] single foot waa aU the flesh left. would say to you that had I a girl, 11 — m «— , nrmild far rather she bad a diulomr I Using Snuff.—It is very had for after a few short hours breathed his life her dress into shreds and hanged her- from this college than one from fa* 11‘dies to use snuff, but when It comes aTO y. " * * * “ Will Burch, the young boy who did relatives standing around. He was! carried very slowly to his home, and Befaged to Bar Cell. New Yoife, An®. 26.—Mary Bams, aged $2, arreted on the Bowery for beiqg drunk and disorderly. In the stationhonsB in the morning she was found in her cell dead. She had torn i self to the bare of the window. “Va8sar.” Hoping this msy 1 to men it is a great deal worse. A re- lead some poor girl to go to Milledge- I sorter found six men all in good health ville and when she is ia years to come ( usiog snuff, and say that it is much earning a comparatively easy living as j better than tobacco.^ ^ teacher, typewriter or telegraph opera- I TQE ONTjY ONE EVER PRINTED tor. She may then realize how closelj 1 she missed the hard and awful life of i seamstress, which kills, and for all th* hard, close work pays so little. X X. x. CAN TOU FIND THE WORD ? There is a 3-inch, disp’ay advertise ment in this paper, this week, which his no two words alike except one word. The same is true of each new one appearing each week, from the Dr. Harter Medicine Co.. This house places a “Crescent” on everything they make and publish. Look for it, , ... _ send them the name of the word, and toTaottSlTiforW^SlSiS-1 W1 H return you Bock, Beautiful DmDmuts Temau£ .--.(j For Over Fifty Yesura, . ^ Max wnuoVi Soormva Brucr ha» beer owd for children teeOd“*- lt VST****** lath ograpbs or flamplee Free. the shooting is nearly crazed over the death of his young friend whom he acci- | dentally killed- It is a Bad death, as Isaac Kenney was I one of the kindest hearted boys in the city, and the idol of his patents. .i BUCKLEN’S ARNIO SALVE. The Best salve In the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sail Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Coras, and all Skin Eruptions,. and posit ively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is „ guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or I 1 a* mosey refunded. Price 25 cents per box.! l! )2300K , "TQ VVOMIW’mailedfxeeJ& For sale by John Crawford <4 Ou and I (BRADFiElOEJtutflf mfco^ Atlanta Palmer A RiiUHibraw MeguOWTOsI • ® P : 25- Ql i fMi ’■4 p 6*!fB' : cd P'P : * c+ ► ESTABLISHED 1876. SMITH & HALL, t —DEALERS IK— STEAM ENGINES, BOILER?, MACHINES, MOWERS, HAY RAKES, BELTING and [MACHINERY. ADDRESS, • Ut-, - i ..