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THE BANKER ATHENS, GEORGIA. Jl'LY 30, SS9 ETTERS OF INQUIRY. KVory Mail Brines Letters Inquiring. About the Possibilities of Athens. There is not a mail that comes now, hut brings long letters from manufacto ries and capitalists all over the United States inquiring about Athens and her future. The fact has gone abroad over the land that Athens is to become a great city, and manufacturers every where are keeping their eyes on the city. Every membei; of the Land Com pany receive daily these letters, and make a point to answer them full}' and accurately. The post master informs us that he is bothered to death almost by the overwhelming numbef’-of letter^ that come to him daily, asking about the population, and the principle in dustries of Athens. All this means much more than'mere inquiry. If the city .council comply with the petition of the committee in behalf of small industries for Athens, and remove the tax on them, there will be scores of nianufactories of various kinds planted in Athens at once. The . city should contemplate this in its seri ous and most useful, aspect; The cri sis has come to Athens and the city council can easily surmount it if they will. Now city fathers let us hear from you. THE SNAKE STORY. Affords the JBanner a Theme for a Serial Story* Scene fourth of the snake charmer’s story—for it is a continued story—finds us in the halls of a justice court,* where -fudge Evans ekes out blind justice for man’s Inhumanity toman, and cruelty to animals. It is a strange proceeding sure, this case of the snake charmer from Texas, for it is a medley of ro mance and crime, of man’s inhumanity, and woman’s cruel fickleness. But tire acting begins. , Judge Evans lays down the law 'which Henry Thomas, the snake charmer, is charged with having vio lated. Henry pleads innocent, and through his attorney endeavors to prove his innocence. The scene is affecting in the extreme. There stands the queer enough char mer of evil spirits, before a tribunal. At his feet is coilod the ill omened ser pent that oft is charmed by the magic spell of its owner, and which itself eighteen hundred years ago and more did charm the human race to sin and pain. It is the same old story: A man, a woman, and a serpent. The case went on and Henry failing tdprove that he had not used his fatal charm in abducting Diana away from home and mother, was sent back to his gloomy cell in the county jail. His attorney claimed his fee, which Henry was willing but unable to pay. and the young counsellor was forced to levy on the rattlesnake, his only prop erty to secure the pay for his labors. Reluct;;oly and with the spirit of a martyr Henry gave up his companion, but asked that it might be allowed to stay With him in jail to give him solace in liis lonliness.The sheriff* objected,and the accursed snake was turned loose to go as its own evil master in search of. what it may devour. But this is not all. The young attorney,we learn, will file suit against the authorities for so ruthlessly refusing shelter to the snake, which was his own levied property, and if this is so the story is not yet ended. CAN HE KNOCK OUT JOHN L Governor Lowry Busy to Bring the Fight ers to Justice. * Four Lives for a Watch. Jackson, Miss., 20.—Gov. Lowry is still Wsy with the business left on his hanjls by Sullivan and Kilrain. and his frequent communications with the tel egraph office indicate that he is in eon- telegraphic correspondence on the sub ject. He is quite reticent as to the de tails of. what he is doing, but avows in general terms liis determination to bring Sullivan and Kilrain and their, gang to this State and puuish them .ex haust the law, or ruu them off American soil. -He has received scores of news papers with marked articles in refer ence to him in this matter, and hun dreds of letters from all ‘ parts of the Union, nearly all approving his efforts to bring back the pugilists. He has also received several letters of a very scurrilous nature, abusing him and call ing him Imrsh names. One from Chi cago says that unless he ceases his pur suit that lie will be killed, aud one from Boston says lie is to die, aud that next Sunday will he his last on earth. An other from Brooklyn tells him he is making a bigger fool of himself over a small matter than a New England cler gyman would he expected to do. Detective Norris, now iu New York was here for two days immediately af ter the fight and was in the Governor’s office most of the time, and as it was known that he accompanied Kilrain’s party through Mississippi before the battle, the idea prevailed here on the outside that lie was here in the interest of Kilrain and eudeavoriug to ff nd out the Governor’s intentions, but as it liaii- pens the Governor intrusted him with requisitions, he must have satisfied him Unit Iris intentions were to capture the pugilists and secure the reward. Attorney-General Miller to-day pre pared to be filed in the Lauderdale County Circuit Court an information in the name of the District-Attorney against the Northeastern Railroad Com pany, setting forth in an informal man ner the grievance of the State against said corporation in its active participa tion in the Sullivan-Kilrain mill and prays for judgment of forfeiture and ouster. These proceedings “are insti tuted after a two days’ consultation l»e- fcween the Governor ami At torney-General and District-Attorney Neville. OF QUARTER 0F.MILI0N WHIPPED BY 20 WOMEN. With Blacksuakes and Switches They Punish a Wife Beater. A NEGRO LYNCHED. Swift Retri- Attenipted Assault and lmtion. Covixgtox, Ga., July 22.—Last night about dark a negro, Dun Malone, aged 22, attempted to assault a respectable \vhite woman, Mrs. Rachael Skinner, living six miles from Covington. Her screams brought assistance, hut the negro escaped. The negro was captured and identi fied, and confessed liis guilt. This morning as he was being brought to town he was taken from the officer by sixty masked men and hung. THE TRIAL IS ON. Evaxstowx,, IVyo., July 22.—John Lewis, keeper of a saloon and gambling 'house at Fassil, frightfully maltreated his delicate wife yesterday. She received an unusually severe cas tigation last night, being de tected in teaching her little boy a prayer. Late last night the women of Fassil to the number of twenty visited Lewis’ place, armed with black snakes, buggy whips; and willow switches. They overpowered tlie fellow and gave him a good thrashing, leaving stripes all over his body and cutting liis face and head badly. Lewis resisted with all his strength and cursed loudly. Becoming personal in his abuse, some men present essayed to quiet him, threatening the. use of a rope. A few of Lewis’ friends came to his rescue. Revolvers were drawn and the barking of six-shooters was lqiul and lively. The room was full of smoke and the lights were extinguished. When order was restored, among the men to crawl out frojn under the bil liard tables was one with a shattered shoulder and another with a wounded arm. A bullet passed through the high coiffure of one of the women- The fright and shock caused the women’s prostration, aiid her condition is now critical. TlieWork of Getting a Jury for Cof- ^ fee.. Special to the Banner. Gainesville, Ga., July 24.—The Coffee trial has begun, both sides an nouncing ready this morning at 10 o’clock. Messrs. Howard Thompson, S. Dunlap, and Perry and Dean appear for the prosecution, and C. R. Faulkner for the defense. A large crowd is in attendance and manifests much interest in the case. •Qnite a number of jurors have been disqualified on the ground of prejudice, hut scarce any for other causes. At 11 o’clock only three jurors have been sworn in, and it is thought that it will rake all day to complete the jury. ’Coffee watched every movement and consults with his counsel as each juror is put upon his voir dire. IN THE PRIZE RING. To a Finish With Gloves—Tlie Money Up and Referee Chosen, special.to the Banner. Columbus, Ga., July 24.—The prize light is all the talk here among the -sporting fraternity. * The principals live just across tlie.fine m Brownville, Ala., and have arranged to fight to a finish with gloves. The money is up, A Brownville gentlemen has been selected as referee by the principals— John Caruglii and Oscar Casey—ithe )ff IC * eS SUM * tkg ground marked No one knows exactly where the bat- CHICAGO WANTS THE SHOW, The Mayor Issues a Call for 100 Citi zens to Pull the Ropes. Chicago is be- An Ohio County Treasury Depleted by Collusion of Offf cials. Lebanon, Ohio, July 22.—About the- Chicago, July 24. middle of last week it beearae known ginning an earnest fight for the World’s that Auditor Graham had overdrawn Fair in 1892. At a meeting of the city his account $5,000. Graham asked for council tonight Mayor Cregier present- an investigation, hired a hand, serenad- ed the following communication :. ed his friends, and borrowing $100 from j Chicago wants the IV orld’s Pair in his-brothef, disappeared. ! 1992, and proposes to strike hard to get The investigation has progressed far it. In no spirit of exaggeration we may enough to show that Graham’s peeula- reasonably agsert that Chicago is the tions may reach 5<),000,not counting the city of America above all others where possibilities of a number of county the proposed fair can most appropriate- bonds which he may have disposed of in ly be held. It is the city most truly the Ease. ! tvpieal of American life, American C. F. Coleman, county treasurer, was ideas and American enterprise. Its ge- arrested, charged with the embezzle- : ographical situation, railroad and hotel ment. He was released on $25,000bond. ' facilities cannot be rivalled by any. It is quite certain that others are guilty ; There is, besides, an-opportunity to sc- of being cognizant of what was going . lect in the present city limits an admir- on and will be arrested. A competent able site. authority says no one will be surprised . The commercial enterprise and the if, when the bottom is reached, it is public spirit of its citizens and their found that the county has lost $250,0Q0. boundless hospitalty shown on every The evidence against Treasurer Cole-" occasion give assurance that no efforts Attacked by Ruffians. Falk River. Mass., July .22.—At 1 a m. yesterday Alfred Laahancsi, while goinghome, was attacked in Divison street by several ruffians, and received cuts near the kidneys, Which may prove fatal. Two of the assailants, John and James Noon, have been arrested. They belong to a notorious gang known as the law and order league. Tlie others escaped. Strikers Overawed b y ilitia. Special to The Bauner. Superior, Wis., July 22.—All is quiet with the striking laborers. The militia are all still here awaiting de velopments. The trial of the men ar rested for leading the rioters is set for J uly 30. The Missing Aeronaut. Jackson, Mich., July 22.—Mrs. Hogan has heard no news from the pro fessor. She has given up :ill hopes. She left‘last night for New York city. New London, Ct., July 22.—Mr. the sloop yatch London, Ct Hamilton, owner of Emma, reports having passed on Fri day, near Block island, Campbell’.* air air ship floating with £the yellow side up. He did not know till lie came ashore that Hogan and the ship were ng, or he would have made an tort to pick it up, or at least to ex- ine it. Y . ,V • : Y man consists in several warrants for the payment of money to various township treasurers, which do not appear o:; tlie auditor’s books, while genuine warrants for the full amount, to which those , treasurers were entitled, were regularly drawn, recorded and paid. There is also a statement that before Auditor Graham left he confided to a friend.that Coleman and he had been acting to gether in depleting the treasury and tliat he pointed out where warrants j were kept, which had been used to make | good tlie treasurer’s credits at the time of tlie regular examinations of his book. | On the other baud, Coleman’s friends say that he is innocent, and that he has been the dupe of the unscrupulous aud itor. j Graham has been one of the most pop ular men in this section f lie state,and his plentiful supply of mon *y was ac counted for by the success of a patent j aud means will be wanting toward bringing about the establishment of the World’s Fair in Chicago, and provid ing it with exampled liberality. . “In view of the efforts being made to secure its location elsewhere, I suggest that tlie city council of Chicago initiate a formal organization for tlie purpose of uniting our citizens in the efforts necessary to bring this great undertak ing to Chicago. Dewitt C. Cregier.” The following resolution was present ed aild adopted : “Whereas, Efforts are being made to secure the location of the projected World’s Fair, to be held in 1892, in the cities by the seaboard; and “Whereas, Chicago is - deemed to . he tlie most fitting and appropriate Amer ican city in which this undertaking can best be carried out; therefore be it “Resolved, By the city council of the medicine he extensively advertised,and city of Chicago, that the mayor toe » and which he claimed as making his for- hereby is requested "and authorized to tune. j nominate a committee of 100 citizens to Caus- THE HOWLETT CASE. And the Sensation it is ilig. Special to The Banner. Jackson, Tenn., July 22.—Notwith standing the great Howard libel trial has been in progress here the last six weeks, the interest in the case is una bated. It is gathering tremendous crowds from all parts of West Tennes- ■ee and Mississippi every day to hear the speaking. The attorneys on both sides have been arguing the case for the past five days. The counsels for the defense have in an eloquent and admifublp manner showed by their witnesses that the plaintiff'is Frederick Ilowlett, aud not Howard, as he claims it is. This suit is in many .respects the greatest and most sensational that ever occurred in the United States. The amount of testimony brought before the jury has been immense^ Depositions were taken in South Carolina, Georgia, New York, Illinois, the District of Co lumbia and various points in Tennessee besides a great mass from India, . En gland, Italy and France. A great many local witnesses have been placed on the stand. Counsel on both sides have been unusually vigilant; every inch ot‘ take the preliminary steps toward se curing the location of the World’s Fair in this city. A Duty to Y ourself. It is surprising that people will use a common, ordinary pill when they cau secure a valuable English one for the same money. Dr. Acker’s English pills are a positive clire forsick-headaclie and all lives troubles. They are small, sweet, easily taken and do not gripe. Mr S. R. llorton, who was shot from ambush a few days ago is improving slowly. Burning out a Gully. There is a deep gully on the west side of Barber street which has been filled up with brush and wood so that it would eventually fill up with sand. Some person who had but. very little to do went out there late Thursday night and put fire to it and cleaned out the brush for a long distance. The parties who own the land near the gully have work ed hard to get it fill up. “Granny” Chandler an old lady ninety years of age died at her home at Grantvilie, last Monday. Pimples on the Face Denote an impure state xrf the blood aud are looked upon by many with sus picion. Acker’s Blood Elixir will re move all empnrities and leave the com plexion smooth and clear. There is noth ing that will so thoroughly build up the , . , ' . , * ^ ^ , constitution, purify and strengthen the ground has been stubbornly contested, , w ] 1() j e system. Sold and guaranteed by without the. least abatement or zeal. L. D. Sledge & Co, Druggist, Whatever the jurors in the case have suffered from confinement and intense heat, all of them being farmers and ac- Is Life Worth Living? Not if you go through the world a dyspeptic. Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets customed to outdoor exercise, the law- are a posittve cure for the worst forms vers, judges and reporters are all fag- ! of Dyspepsia Indigestion, Flatulency onn I'/mcfmdlinii uiul cmLi ged out. Mrs. E. M. Lewis,Oxaniia, Ala.,says: I have tried Bradycrotine with the most satifactory results, and have never been without it sinefemy first trial,and furth ermore, never intend to be. Swift’s Specific cured me of ugly and very painful boils or risings. 1 had twenty-three on my back and neck at one time arid a great many on my body. 1 took S. S. S., and two bottles cu.ed rile..This was five years ago, and have had no boils since. W. M. Miller, Arlington, Texas. Geronimo, the wicked Apache who has been a prisoner of the Government for some time, has grown so fat that he looks very little like an ideal chieftain. He was not well at Fort Augustine, but at Mount Ycrnon Barracks, Alabama, he has increased in weight rapidly. “Bill Jones, the avenger,” of Wash ington, I). C.. seems determined that the public shall not forget him. When he attempted to kill Guiteau he gained a good deal of notoriety, and lie was so well pleased that he has been trying to keep himself in public view ever since. If he can’t do so by one device, he will try another. His latest exploit was a fight with a man at a picnic. The man was not behaving himself properiy, and Bill called him aside and proceeded to pound him. The next morning he was before the police court in Washington, and his name got into the .newspapers again. President Harrison has a very peculiar complexion. It utterly defies the efforts of the suu to burn it. He lias spent a good deal of time in the .opep air at Deer Park and has paid no attention to shad- ng his face from the sun’s rayal. In spite of this complexion retains its pecu liar pallor and even the end of his nose shows no tinge brown. Governor and Senator. Special to The Banner. McDonough,.Ga., July 22.—It is ru mored here that an effort will be made to induce Judge James S. Boynton to allow the use of his name in the next Gubernatorial race. Also that Judge Dicken is to he pushed for State Senatorial honors. and Constipation. Guaranteed and sold by L. D. Sledge & Co, Druggist. The Missaeliusetts state prohibition committee has decided to call a state convention of its party’ at Worcester, on the 4th of September. People Everywhere Confirm our statement when’we .say that Acker’s Engliso Remedy is in every way superior to any and all other prep arations for the Throat and Lungs. In Whooping Cough and Croup it is magic and relieves at once. We offer you a sample bottle free. Remember, this Remedy is sold on a positive guarantee. Captain Buddington, of the whaling schooner Sarah W. Hunt, dated Fayal, June 27tli, reports the boat’s crew in command of Mate John Sharp,.of New London, lost offEast Greenland while fast tq a whale which suddenly “souhn- ded”and carried the boat and crew dow. A telegram received yesterday at Cheyenne, W. T. announces the lynch ing at Sweetwater of Jim Averill and a woman who lived with him as his wife. Averill was postmaster at Sweetwater. The Averills were suspected of being cattle thieves. The murderers were.mas ked and are unknown. Caution to Mothers! Every mother is cautioned against giving her child landnum or paregoric: it creates an unnatural craving for stim ulants which kills the mind or the child. Acke.’s Baby Soother is specially prepar- ed.to benefit children and cure their pains. Jt is harm less and contains no Opium or Morphine. Sold by L. D. Sledge & Co, Druggist. If there ever was a specific for any one complaint,then Carter’s Little Liv er Pills are specific for sick headache, and every woman should know this. Only oiie Pill a dose. ■ Try them. Palpitation of the heart, nervousness, tremblings, nervous headache, cold hands and feet, pain in the hack, and other forms of Weakness are relieved bjr Carter’s Iron Pills, made specially for the blood, nerves aud complexion. BEST IN THE WORLD. FURTHER great cures of skin dis eases BY T1IE CUTICURA REMEDIES. Boy ONE YEAR AST>, A HALF OLD. FACE. ANP BODY IX A TERKIBI.E CONDITION, ttKixG cov- eked with Sokes. Suldhuu springs fail. CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES. Mini, °I%. I have used your Cuticura Remedies in two cases where it proved to lie successful. The tirst was in the case of a boy a year and a half old. was in the case of a hoy a year and a half old. T • ■ . His fa»* and body were in a terrible condition, IjOURlATIQ 04 n 4 the former being completely covered with sores. • uwul 01ttll(l ijldTl I t, llim fit tll<» MflSSPllJ Snlltlmr .-li rin.ffi I took him to tlie Massena Sulphur Sj rings, hut he did not improve any, I was then advised to iL« ie iry the Cutiura Kemed.es, which i did. He took one aud one half bottle of Cuticura Resolvent, when his Skin was as smooth as could l»e, and is to-day. 1 used the Cuticura on his sores and the Cuticura soap iu washing him. He is now live years of ago, and all right. The other case was a disease of the scalp, which was cured by wash ing with the Cuticura soap and rubbing in the Cuticura, one botile of Cuticura Resolvent ‘Vic ing used. They have proved successful in every case where I have advised the use of them, it is surprising how rapidly a child will improve un der tlieir'treatment. 1 recommend them for any disease of the skin as being the best in the world. This is my experience, and i am ready to stand by my statement. JOHN R. HERO. ' American House, Hogansburgh, X. Y. AN UNBEARABLE SKIN DISEASE CURED. I have been afflicted since last March with a skiu disease the doctors called Eczema. My face was covered with scabs and Sores, and the itch ing and burning were almost unbearable.Seeing your Cuticura Remedies so highly recommend ed, concluded to give them n* trial, using tlie Cuticura and Cuticura Soap’externally, and Resolvent infemahy for four months. I call my self cured, in gratitude for which I make this public statement. Mrs. CLARA A. FREDERICK, Broad Brook, Conn. 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The eruii sold with. uA This place is heavy tiiunered and sell sl.(.0 jier cord onlhe ].lace. 327‘i, acres of line land within 2reibs.d :.! lniiigton, Oconee county, known as ! ' ie Williamson home trai t, Freeman- through this tract of land, and wi* tine bottom land on the place. hie farm and can be bought for$*.WJ* r * 07 acres of laud in Oconee couiity Burnt factory, 50 acres in cultivation^ • piece of land is well matured, ilweiim^. and tenant house, and line orchard oi^ apple trees. Price -18.03 per acre. A SPLENDID BUILDIXU lot on »■ avenue, containing 3> :l acres. C A ACRES of level land, lying OUpublic road, leading to ianii.i- ' High Shoals. The t . and 51. K'!«C9I teOHgUEROB. 1 ] / through one corner of said tract. >ul '. ,"J| land is within one mile of the Court . l j AVatkinsville, and w 'll make a 1 for any man, andean be bongnt o- . W ATER . POWER, rnn w F* - A SPECIFIC FOR EPILEPSY, SPASMS, COHYULSIQHS, FALLING SICKNESS, ST. 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W ATtn. run r.u, VV ,T",V,I1 by a bold stream with 4 bait u . land in tlie mill tract. 2" arres in| -c‘ cultivation, a nice new due ‘fjjF rooms, barn and other out hi'.iim -; a , road, and only 4 mile-from Athu - bought for <1.000. TO EE^ T. : house ou Prince avenue — 1 ROOM house on I ROOM house on Washington stwi ..n ROOM house on Jackson street A LARGE and well airangsd'Km'C.n, • convenient to busincs , . j LUCY COBB INST I Athens, Ga. A HOARDING SCHOOL LADY TEACHEB-- All Denominations Rf 1 board $15.00.0^“- HO SECRET S0CIE® : ^ £ HEALTH RECORD L '* v ; sl ^ . Fall term commences Sept--” Mlss M. RUTHERFOggf-^ * °° $75.“ to $250. srsa Sparc moments t<vwns »»'* ^ »r also. A few vacancies in t«»“, s tre*b w F. JOHNSON & CO., -u.i niond, Va. . »ndbu^i" s ’t N. B.—Please stato nge an fc once. Never mind about »t ply. B. F. J. & t o —1 piy. it. r. e. ' I MMittttg