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A WHOLESALE
FLIGHT.
ALL THE PRISONERS IN THE
CARNESVILLE JAIL ES
CAPE.
WOOLFOLK
TO HANG.
DECISION
Ten In All—Two Women In the Party—
The Keys Furnished by a Woman
of the Place.
Saturday morning there were ten
prisoners in Franklin’s county jail!
Sunday morning there were none!
The whole lot skipped sometime Sat
urday night between BOpper and the
next morning. And have not yet been
heard from.
News reached the city yesterday of
this wholesale delivery, but few partic
ulars could be gotten.
There were ten prisoners in jail, one
white man, a white woman, seven negro
men and a negro w *man.' "
They escaped by means of keys fur
nished them by a woman of the place,
and she with the others, left for parte
as yet unknown to the officers. _
They left very quietly, nothing being
known of their escape until the jail was
opened Sunday morning.
Officers immediately began pursuit
but aLiJbis writing' nothing has been
heard «t their success. ’ -
It is reasonable to suppose that imme
diately on escaping, the prisoners sepa-
tod to lessen the chances of being caught,
and while some may be secured soon, it
is- probable that some time will elapse
before all are again safe behind the
This is the most wholesale escape that
ever-occurred in this part of the coun
try, and ail the people of Franklin coun
ty are on the lookoutfor the jail birds
Who arc winging their flight from the
cage which held them captive.
— -jjrn 1 $
OF THE
COURT.
SUPREME
A Decision Handed Down In the Case
This Morning—The Case May
be Carried to the United
States Suoreme
Court.
Special by News Telegram Association
Atlanta, July 28.—The famous
Woolf oik case was decided by the su
preme court this morning, and the deci
sion predicted by the Bannkh several
days ago was verited.
The court refused to grant anew trial
to the prisoner, and unless something
unlooked for occurs; Tom Woolfolk
will be hung.
It is said that Col. Rutherford, who
has worked so hard for Tom Woolfolk,
will carry the case to the supreme
court of the United States, and that he
will tight for his client to the last.
It is probable, therefore that consid
erable time will elepse before Woolfolk
is hung, if indeed, he is ever hung.;
THE STORY Og, THE MUItDER.
The horrible murder of the Woolfolk
family occurred on August 8,1887.
Thomas G. Woolfolk was a son of
Richard F. Woolfolk, Sr., by marriage
By the second marriage there were six
chiidren. Tom Woolf oik’s father, ;iiis
step-mother, the six children ahd an
old lady, named Mrs. West, who was
visiting the Woolfolk family, were all
killed the Bame night and with the same
weapon, an axe.
On Friday night,
No liniment is in better repute
ridely known than Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcan-
I iTpw Ludnient. It Is a wba^erMremedy.
STISEMENT.
an inso-
Postoffice
Every
suite from
ollie, who
light in an
iW „
i to take an;
them
delivery window. Tiliwg hafon rffte inaila
rare operant gang oL hlacks—who do not
««Mfl : Vht^t i1htterB—congregate in oar
, bf- the
‘ * >w,for tile evident purpose
iwav and annoying the
let before they can buy a stamp or re
ceives'
„
possession of the office. On Friday last
, a modest young lady started to the win
dow, when a negro ' insolently pushed
Llier-Jteide^. A..wuitn. JUan present, on
jseeiifc the outrage, ordered the fellow
;stShd wait until tho,lady was
wtVod.' Dri nfe'H-cfiislrig (6 "do so, the
party felled the Bconndrel wkl< his cane
and then gayo, him a goo^ beating. , If a
few WOTe smit lessons as this were ad
ministered, there would he a marked
improvement in the deportment around
our postoflice.
And Then Set Fire to the House.
Special by News Telegram Association.
Berlin, July 28.—News of a terrible
crime, committed by a beautiful young
girl named Klioda Erfeld, reached here
from Wesserling. It seemed that the
giri had been accepting the attentions
of a young man to whom her mother
objected.
The lover was finally forbidden the
house and the girl was that she must
have nothing more to do with him.
This preyed on the girl’s mind until she
became erazed w ! tli grief.
Creeping into a sleeping apartment,
where her mother was asleep in tied,
she killed her parent with a hammer,
and then set lire to the house. No one
else, so far as is known, was in the
house at the time.
The body was cremated in the ruins
of the building. The girl escaped, and
uo trace of her has yet been fouud. -
Pimples, boils and other humors, are liable to
appear when the blood gets heated The best
remedy is Dr. J. H. McLean’s Sarsaparilla.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED HOMELESS.
A Disastrous Fire at Wallace, Idaho—
The Loss $200,000. 1
Special by News Telegram Association.
Shokanb, Falla, Wyoming, July 28.
—The town of Wallace, Idaho, one
hundred miles east of here, was bin ned
yesterday, and it is said only two-build
ings have been saved.
The loss will probably be $200,000.
Wallace is the leading miuing town of
the Coeur D. Allene district, and will
undoubtedly be rebuilt.
Private dispatches report fifteen hun-
d.ed homeless.
ReceivesThe Praise of Senators.
Special by News Telegram Association.
Washington, July 28.—Senator Col
quitt’s speech of last - Saturday, upon
the tarill, made a tremendous hit. It is
probable that it wa3 even a greater suc
cess than his celebrated tarill speech of
two years ago.
It is impossible to giTe a. synopsis of
the speech by telegram, but the people of
Georgia should know liow fully it was
appreciated.
Immediately after its conclusion the
democratic senators and a number of
representatives that were in the cham
ber gathered about Senator Colquitt and
heartily congratulated him'.
Senator Coke said: “The speech should
be circulated in the west. It will pro
duce a revolution.”
Senator Reagan said: “It completely
crushed the <epublican fallacy of the
home market for the farmers.”
Senator Call said: “There Was never a
better speech delivered in the senate.”
Senator McPherson said: “It was sim
ply unanswerable.”
Senator George said: “It was full of
meat,- and a text for a dozen speeches.V
Senator Yoortiees said: “It was a speech
which should make the whole state of
eorgia proud.”
Senators Morgan, Yanee, Bates and
others were equally prononneed in their
praise, ' ,* V
Representative Crisp, who did not
hear the speech, and while expressing
his regrets that he was unable to he
present, said that an Illinois representa
tive hod declared to him that the speech
furnished a line of thought that would
carry the entire farmer vote of Illinois
into the ranks of the democratic party.
Piles! PlTesTTtchlng Plldo.
Symptoms—Moisture; intense itching and
stinging; most at night; woive by scratching; u
allowed to contluue tumors form, which often
Down
.appric
5n the time they had been ca
KttaS WooHoltW, b.d feud
6th,jl8S7
Tom Woolfolk was seen with the axe
which the killing was done. Next,
it was not in its usual place.
while, before daybreak on
Saturday taorning August 0, some ne
groes who lived near the bouse were
summoned by Torn Woolfolk and told
to notify, the neighbors that somebody
had broken in and killed the whole fam
ily. These negroes testified that up to
been: called by Torn
no noise. A
negro woman tqsUfled that Tom Wool-
+h~ folk told her that his family were “dead
as hell.”
Other negroes testified to having
hbafd screams in the direction of the
WoolfoUfrAPWBfewtitgU&X
Tom Woolfolk tola the neighbors
that he beard somebody beating.-his
father and brothers, and that be junip-
j;4 ed out of a window and ran away. lie
was a>ked how he knew they were dead
if he fan away, and he explained that
he went back and felt them.
Nine dead persons were found in the
bouse.
In the bedroom of Richard F. Wool-
folk wore six—himself, his wife, his
iSnugbter Pearl, his sons Richard and
Charlie and a babe- Across the hall in
root
Sick headache is the bane of many live*-
This annoy log complaint maybe cured and
prevented by tint occasional use of Dr. J. H
McLean’s Liver and Kidney Fillets [little pills.
THE ALLIANCE WAREHOUSE.
Being Put In Condition for the Season.
The warehouse of onr Allianeemen is
an immense building, aud work is now
going on preparing everything for the
large amount of cotton they expect to
receive this fall and winter. A new
anil well arranged office in being built,
and the yard leveled off, besides other
improvements. ' •
Mr. Houston, the manager, is seeing
that ovcrytliing is being done in the
best of style, aud will have everything
so arranged as to handle the fleecy sta
ple with the smallest amount of trouble.
Mr. Chns. F. Baker, of Augusta, will
be book-keejier, and is a man who un
derstands the business thoroughly, hav
ing been i.i it for years. , .
Mr. Cb&s. Mell, of this city will
watch the scales, and his experience in
this line shows that he is a good one.
These, with Mr. - Houston, wbo .has
another room were the bodies of Mrs.
West aful of Rosebud and Annie, two
daughters of Richard F.
It was thought that Richard F. was
killed first, and probably he and Mrs,
West were killed without being aroused,
while the sous aud probably all the oth
ers were killed after being awakened.
From the position of Mrs. Wool folk’s
body it seemed that she threw berstflf
acros her husband, perhaps to protect
him from the assailants blow.
All were killed by being struck in the
head, and on all save Mrs. Woolfolk aud
the infant were two to five wounds.
Blood and brains were scattered all
about on the floor, and even on t'
ceiling of the elder Woolfolk’s room,
and there was a great pool of blood in
the hall, as if some one had been killed
there.
There were bloody tracks about the
house which Tom acknowledged as bis.
The bloody ax was found at the door
of the elder Woolfolk’s room.
In Tom’s room there was evidence of
someone having tried to wipe the blood
from the floor.
There was very little money in the
house.
A speck of blood was found on Tom’s
ear.
The print of a bloody hand was found
on his thigh. , -slrri*
A bloody shirt and a pair of draw ere
were found in the well. The shirt- And.
drawers worn by Tom were too largi
been in the cotton businesss for thirty- ^
.five years,-will-make a- teamTuNlUfl ex-Jinr him evidently belonged to hi*'fa
cel, and with such men attending to t.h«r.
the business, the Alliance warehouse is
hound to be a success. t,, «•# 1 *5 under the
Both Mr. Houston and Mr. Raker col
have families, and will bri
some time between now
ing of the season. . .* ^ m Mrs. Wqalfolk ha
They will be quite an addit&h .wttfffSUnger.
city, and Athens will receive them with In March, 1887,
It yon feel unable to do your work, and have
that tired feeling 1 take Dr. J. H. McLean’s Sar
saparilla; it will make you bright, active and
vigorous. Jii
Picnic Fight.
Special by News Telegram Association.
New York, Tuly 28.—A special to
the Sun from Birmingham, Ala., says:
At a democratic barbecue at Day’s Gap,
Walker county, on Saturday, a fight
occurred in which thirty shots were
fired and several people were weunded.
no one was killed.
McElree’s Wine of Cardut
and THEDFORD’S BUCK-DRAUGHT are
for sale by the following merchants in
E. 8. Lyndon, Athens, Git.
J. B. Fowlkk, near Athens,
J. W. Handy, near Athens.
R. T. Brumby, <t Co., Athens,
L. D. Sludge & Co. Athens.
T1LLMANITES ON TOP.
Wade Hampton Will be Beaten.
Special by News Telegram Association.
Charleston, S. C. July *28.—The
ther
A damp and bloody towel was found
N.i
testified that To
ill his family, aid
had stated that her li e
ms Athens is already being helped
> on the place had
a*, -1.— ..ith the elder Woolfolk.
i r
FROM OGLETHORPE.
Crawford’s Ww Paper—*nro Voi&-
^masaESffX:-
complimentary remarkff, ,in
the paper that we expect to start here
about the 10th of Aug., it will be called
mm niu il ii ill k i ■
Tom said his father
in the interest of Oglethorpe county.
A very fine our"
1
Mnri.lf aXKAWU- „ . Et.i?r:Tnir! DUPMOMcuniu
^ r fersoDS advanced iit years feel younger
daunger, as well as lre«r from the luBrinilit, ...
a^e, by taking Dr. J. H. McLean’s.. Sarsapar-
•ITHE STANDARD OIL CO,
m » l'»< q si (I (n» a tie “ j
• Thl* -Reservoir Completed and the
'I ’• j-" CaftS Rmmilnk.d
‘ The reftejvdjr ofUfe'is?uni lard Oil
Compnny. nsar the NDriheaet depot lias
m Hi-ehribii)plated, iinik if mow filled
■with thelMghWrttikihg fluid
A tanR-ear^ lioW takes I n tl
^-dispensing standard, oil to o
merchants. J i -k o*.
.... .This iiagreat-cortveuience
‘ v eeri'as tliriykfo ?iot:'qmt"‘td tl
“ df emptying di>irr
- latter, bacS,^)|f%
“ **££*'■ ,
m . Tlio price,of (tips ol_.
is what |t would be if bought.by the.
barrel, less tho priceof the bar’
* The cart taakes regular trips to Bli
the retailors 1 of oil, besides being upon-
the streets a great deal, and ready to
supply thosowhoare out.
At the reservoir.barreling is done for,
ir wholesale merchants, and this work
.uires the employment of severalex-
neridheed coopers.
Tint placing of this reservoir here is a
appreciation of Athens as a
utre.
did not like him, and that he would ns o.thehead ofiinitoH storoa
them all in hell before he would stai d'
^itvaue Hampton, u- fi ol .ou«*>.
a/ CW the original )>rognttncit(:wai n
intended to defeat his rorelettion/nbpt^
since the senator has seen fit to
i is tlfb foform movement it is
to show that
had trouble
of the family reti;
'1 Je took a bat
went to bed and slept until two hou
run to bis father’s assistance...H
fiiiBiiia Mijj-tiiiM d
.tb fpj^as bc entered the door. Defendant
— was frightened and jumped out of
window and called
wwinniipsandAtbtoId,
neighbors. He
ed for help. Nejgro^^*Hd $
^».i»» rnrr *' e- haa
retnrned to tii ffbns i, county,
He heard tl e» dl
..! LJQrAni'j .nsaSlI
xU :u A VERY STRANGE.-’: »»mi
■' ■ MvliM9 cvioJ
An AShenlan'DrearrisTwice the tatOl^y
Capt. Henry Beussc, one of -Atbei u
eie^rbst 4M most .reliable citizens, hi d
kri-
i tbit *<
■ He told several of his friends ol l$s
ueh
ticket, hut lieliad never l
veislifftnl8," and h ad no cft\
dreamy
oaity^beiiutd* arnue
- iKimlicr -revealed in this
solij fs
•• i - r -- a p].oHituiciit J and surpri
last' ifraWifiL.ti^k' plaUl; to
drawn $iw,ow,
.. -This is. an absolute fact; And ,caii
established by evidence of several gen-,
tlemen to whom Capt. B. recounted his
dream before the drawing 'came’ off.
Many peopl* habitually endure a feeling of
IsaaitudS, because they think they have to. If
they would take Dr. J. H. McLean a Sarsap
arilla thia foe ling o f v eoriueM would give
and vitality.
heated and very much excited canvass
of tiie two democratic factions in South
Carolina will probably be brought to a
close at Orangeburg tomorrow. 'lViere
are tigo other appointments, hut as the
county conventions have been held
they will be called in by the executive
committee. In the language of the in
iinitablc reformer 'J’illman, this demo
ciatib circus has been on the road for
seven weeks: - At every meeting- great
crowds haVe attetided. 'lTie excite
ment has run high. There 'have been
no riots or bloodshed, although this
looked inevitable at many times.
The great maj< rity of the people at
tending meetings had' been so highly
wrought up that they carried pistols
in their inside pockets, always ready
for the worst at any moment. All in
all, no such exciting campaign has ever
been known in the: state before. The
friends of .Captain Ben R. Tilluian are
even at this point of the buttle alarmed
et the many anonymous communica
tions being received daily, threatening
his, assassination.
-The rumor has just gained currepcy
to the eflTect that two villainous
ghs have been following the cam-
~n speakers from place to placa bo-
ung to get a fair chance to kill Tillman,
t is known here today that a proposi-
raight
tr-faW
Against the Tilimanites if they wjlf
pledge themselves to do ja»taih things
when they get the rein of tlie govern-
nient, «mong which isAbeehopping oil'
^ form,
bleed and ulcerate, becoming very
Wayne's Ointment stops the Itching ami
bleeding, heals ulceration, and In most cast a re
moves the tumors. at druggists or by mail for
~ - A bon, FUUadelp
is cents. Dr. Swaine <
BROTHERS ATTEMPT SUICIDE.
Thinking They Had Disgraced Them
selves They Decide to Die.
Los Angblbb, Cal., July 28.—Two
brothers, Louis and Phillip And
natives of France, arrived in thii
yesterday from Newhall, and were
taken to the county hospital. Louli
had three bullets in his head and Philip
had one* The wounds are the result of
a remarkable attempt at double suicide.
Philip is in no danger, but. Louis has
small chance of recovery. The broth
ers were found on the ground under a
tree in Little Canon, near Newhall, on
Thursday night, both wounded and ap
parently dying.) They went to Xew-
hallafcw months ago and took up a
quarter section of land. A few days
ago a fire broke out in the brush on
their place and started another fire pi
order to save their house from being de
stroyed- by the first one. Instead of
doing this, both tires spread rapidly
apd extended to the adjoining propert.
Seeing this, thobrothers became greatly
alarmed, as they believed they would
l)h arrested and imprisoned for a long
term of years. They accordingly deter
mined to save themselves from this
grace hy committing suicide. They
went to the snot where they were after
ward found. Philip book the pistoi
first, placed the muzzle to his ear and
fired. He fell over on the ground, iinil
Louis, thinking his brother was dead
then fired three bullets into his oiyn
head. They Jay on the ground from
Wednesday morning until they were
discovered on Thursday-night. Both
men are apparently well educated, arid
say they have solved in the French
army.
ter WINE OF CARDUI % Tonlo for Women.
Drugged and Abducted.
Saratoga, N. Y., July 28—Lizzie
Beebe, the pretty sixteen-y car-old
daughter of Captain Beebe, the veteran
Sandy Hook pilot, was found here hy
her brother, James Beebe, aided by the
Saratoga police, to-day in a certain
bouse at Division street and the Adiron
dack railroad. She returned home in
charge of her brother on the midnight
train.
She tells a pitiful and horrible stor
of how she was drugged and abducted
She says she was taken from home b
Harry Lewis, keeper i of a New Yor’
gambling house, to .whffm sheBaysbc
was introduced by;Phil Daly, of Long
Branch. V ,
She went, to the club house at the
by Harry Lewis on July 10 and wi
I taken to the place Where she was found
f 1 Johnson, - 'whd conducts - the I ■
professes ignorance of every thii
eept that Lewis brought the girl t
g Lewis eannpt.be found.
“How to Cure a:
will come off, a. i. u
ull reform dele:
T? A Divorced Couple
|Kas#a jus w JP
nan lias creat
ncing the sub-treasu
)rother of Boa Tillmai
Bebeen ..,endorsed by Edgefie:
city, at.jfibe. insiance of Ben
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urmNf
- _ From
^...dll Cloud—The Damage bone.
^{Special by; New*..Telegram Association.
Florence, Mo.., Jlilv 28.—
eldctric phenomenon is re-
.^.'rom A’niericus, sixteen mlleji
taut from this place, From a sm: II
d in an otherwise clear sky a single
[**»■ trlii aniwgden
■ * nn»n
ailt (ToWTAvarfe , , ,
A number of horsef^Were 1 hifohet!
the fence and one was killed and Bey
era! injured. .
Tfifi sHpck wte^Sir 1 die vll«Ife
IIPTIM 111 Ill I Mill 111 f ill 11 ] r II f fHTTii Ijj
iitio distan
holt struct
r-jr
while a boy ins
from the point
was ffh<
D^*i
! i techie
( be' co'nnter
* ^ .sudden c
■nif-
> in ai
titutit
'bvaoM miT
sli"for the" weiiltf
plooe to vigor t
is ill adapted to en-
atniosliheWj" and 1
mfof temperature, and the
least TOhnst are lisnally. tlib easiest yic-v
(inis. Dr. J. 11. McLean’s Sarsaparilla
will give,tone, _yiUljty, and. srength to
the entire body. ' W L I «
•; ± - '' I
Diatreaa after eating, heartbdrn, sikk head
ache, and indigestion are cured by Dr-J.U.
McLvau’h Liver sod Kidney Filiete little pilto.
Art Overseer of the Poor Attacked by
a Man He Was About to Take to the
Asyium.
Lock rout, July 29.—Thia afternoon
it about I o’clock a horrible crime was
committed at WolcottsviTle, a* small
village populated mostly by Germans
about twelve miles southeast dt Lock-
jort. Fred Schultz, Overseer of the
?oor Brunner, visited the house of a
poor widow named Anna Jago, with
whom lived two sons, David and Ferdi-
nando, both men grown. The elder
n, David, wjis thought to be insane,
and it was in regard to moving h m to
an asylum that the constable and over
seer of the poor had called. They were
met at the gate by the .Jago brothers.
Constable Brunner ami Ferdinando
Jago remained behind, while Overseer
of the Poor Schultz, followed by David
Jago, started for the house door, in
which stood the mother. As they ap
proached she stepped inside, and
Schultz yvas about to enter, when Da
vid <fago exclaimed: “See here, mo
ther has bought me this spade.” As
Schultz turned around to look, he re
ceived a fearful blow on top ut his
head. He fell almost lifeless at tlie feet
of the terrified woman, who looped to
>iek up the bloody spade which the
naitiac dropped after dealing the terri
ble blow.
At this iustant Ferdinando Jago ran
and grabbed the spade frqm his mother’s
hand, and did so none too quickly to
save his life and the life of ms pureqt,
for the sight of blood seemed to increase
the maniac’s passion and he grabbed up
an axe and aimed a terrific blow at hts
mother and one at his brother, both or
which, by superhuman effort ami dex
terity,Ferdinando managed to ward off.
The nuniac then brought the axe down
upon the head of ScIiultz, who lay pros
trate from the first blow. Ilis head was
literally cut in two.
Constable Brunner hod fled toward
the village, and tho niother and Ferdi
nando ran into the house and bolted
doors, but the maniac did not try to
enter. He stepped to the well aud
drauk a long draught of water, aud then
started on a bound for the woods; Word
of the terrible tragedy! quickly spread
throughout the, country, and* in less
than an hour a posse of over a hundred
men, with guns, axes, and clubs, were
scouring the country for the murderer
Many think he Is not insane anti
threaten Co lynch him if they con catch
him. The excitement in the: village is
intense, Sheriff Packard and ten eon-
being lyr
leaves k wife ahd Several children.
I , » OM’t Jl"i ; -in ..j
Try BLACK-DRAUGHT*tcTlor Dvapeoalo.
TkVwARisoygR.i*lI
:i Thein8urre«5tl6rt' Suppressed.
Special by News Tflegraja Association, j
I: London, July 2P.-r-The- Argentine
legatfon has r. ceived the following:
Bienos A verb, Monday, July 28.
2:20p m.—^iinouqce |hat the .Jn^tir-
n^ition.has b^qn completely siiWucd.
The president of the republic and the
national cabinet are giving orders from
the national government house. Tlie
finance minister has bfien set at lif»ertyi
fSigi.ed] .Tuan Garcia..
Gareja is prime minister of the Argen
tine Republic. ,.‘l-
rw'
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• Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
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Dr. Q. C. Osooon,
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I recommend It as superior toany prescription
known to me."
K. A. Annum, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
“ Our physicians In tha children’s depart-
men* have spoken highly of their experi
ence In their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among onr
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that tie
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon It."
United Hospital and Dispkxsakt,
Boston, Mass.
C. Sarrn, iVea.,
When Baby was sfek, we gove her Costorln.
When she was a Child, she criod for Castoria.
When she became Mias, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Population of Portland. Oregon.
Portland, July 2».—According to
the census just completed, Portland hits
a population of 35,861. The two su
burbs. East Portland and Albina, to
gether have a population of 15.000.
—. e» „
A Tornado at Suakla.
Loxdom, fritly 29.—A dispatch from
Snakia says tunc a bnrricape swept over
that pToce recently. The storin demol
ished the chimnieys of the water c'ojt-
dehser. causing a great scarcity of wa
ter Many natives in the vicinity of
Suakiu are dy’iug frbtn famine.
HT BROWirslRCN~bitters
Cores Indigestion, Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Mala*
and General Debility. Physi
lt All dealers sell it Genuine
■mm&inam’
9K
on the face
Clear white and
powuri
tease i by no other remedy. Iik your
for SwAYNS’s OiNjpmx. _ H
•m
-•fhthilv -■-iiilaw'iw »«(■* »>» |i«i
A [Turkish. Chief of. Police Dismi
Constantinople, July 29.—Kiam
Bey, Director of Police, has been • fit
wlbissed. lie is succeeded ‘ “ "
icbllo, N. Y., July 28.—
ago Albert Z. H: .
, obtained a divorce
■khc ground of conjugalA
< delity and' a general: fi _
hor. marriage vows. She preferred
dashing policeman to a plain and coi
mon laboring pian, and ,she was
afraid to express her opinson. At
time the couple were living at Tu:
Park, where Hoyt was workiug. J
a few weeks of gay life Mrs. Hoyt
came tired of her policeman and -
back to her first love, who*forgave h| r
■J 'little folly. They have just been, re-
11 married, and are now: enjoying their
J second honeymoon: in New. .Xorlcd:
|. taviOoB T. t♦.^ 1Aatvdi | ri
ai. Have you visited Toomer’s elegant f i
I ni tore emporium IR the last fcW inontl
If not you have missed ft .treat.U
Our Riflemen in Frauertfeld.,
Frauknvkld, July29.—Several mem
bers bf'the Independent New Ifork
won thftjocftl gol
o >i!
first
■■■BlaH
buV^'Vou wi
what low jSricc I
r\ tbusilics:
v t6nisheil
Fgoodbtwv
»The foot ofcfthp;
s$B,:Ji>fi. Tooincr is a llrst-class
&jMB«ftny«nil lias long since dis
carded old business methods. -. Formerly
_ JeubdlfoVeS ite ihe ridw7 1
:h”'is-’ to sell a-i great many*
ntilow profits;-. The: rpsult
canjby sejling ju such «iuan-
U>s,aelivfi^'.
y&$» the and 1 requent-
; Nit\V York,* Jnly 28.—Mrs. C.:
St *cle, tlie eldest sister of tho late Ros 7
coeConkling, is dangerously ill ather
homo in Brodklyino udT AAN- ai./iir j
MShe is seventy-six years old, and w t*
for twenty years inspectress in the
New York custom house.
P f of fcavhrfo Hur
Muarifcfir,' Jhly "29.—While the PHni
Regent W.as.oytdri^yg if)-the snburl
moSm*. iwlHBwd. with
which tho pibAdentshiul beox-ohlcio .one/, ami
such ptlwr oOiccrs-as the boayd *£director^ ;....y
X&gSJS&Z-Z.
be provided iii the by-laws, and all other:
29.—Kiainli
wastfcrpwuout
" 'ttfl
adl—I—la
Ol
urn—Tr-Uft-iffn t
Xl>od MarveLWlna.- yoipn
»oS,' !: irniy 29.-^rdffsiy cVas 7
of tlie Gooilwood me
for the steward’s mi
oB the day and was wc
y and was wo
vel. Jiwqimaial vlio tu*
OTJ <m!i |.i <1 .III
SLACK-DRAUGHT fcfcnjlires
~vcli u ji nuAMwwwfc oln'a
A jPerasast :Rstrkat.—Mess:
_ Prince Hodgson and C: - B. .Griffeth »
lonthsf^pcnding- their nights;in the mostpleas-
' ' ant manner we have yet heard of.
CT>lM9*baV*i put up a tent of the be
kind out: neite -Mitchell’s bridge,’ ahd »
after finishing their day’s work, go out
and spend the night there, returning in
the morninjJP'Thoi' have fixed everyt
thing in fiHe style, and live aS snuglj-,
and far moi;c, pleasantlydurjjjg. the hot
•ycuther, than if in the city. Thbv
•ave a good cook And oat bo.tli^
and breakfast at that place.
GrA.
_ FIJI Ii and complete lii.e of CAItRf AORS, HURGlBS, etc. ■ Visit the Warehouse «n
.A. WashingtWB’StrebVsnd get prices, riee the csele.bratrd Brewster 8idc-lhir Wn^o-.i, llie 0*-
|’ui;dfl‘»vp-^piing, 1’haeton, the Itiyersidti U|»rriagc,_ Canopy Top, the I’lcdmonl Carnage, ax-
tension Top. kvervthiug in our iine at lowost prices;
.... n OaRITHERS & BETTS.
.MaylsmSM •dim t .t • *.<:•*/ !•> j J( | (llli
;l -• Jm; - l’i.!l //1--r-. to bn ■ •>. ■> Ij . ’ : L I'.’.l-’- — L,
. 1 11 i. ii i.. il in , mSP
aTATK Of GKGKGIA, CottS'TY oVOl.AkKK:—•
D To tho Superior Oonrt of SaM county s: The,
petition of It. K.lUoavef,. A- K- t/luhts, fhoipas
Batluy, K. S. Lyu.ion, Alien H . Talmtidgc, Ucp.
PpHrightwell, R. «. Husscll 11. II. Wuton, J.
»io fh&dbs, Juhn. K; TaUimlscv William , D..
fftureth,;Ve»; s .Myers. Th<ppas.i‘, Vhtceut,. c
f), VUnlseii, Clovis (i. Tnlinatlvi', Wfitiain W.
Thdidas. Isanc (}. Swift. Jo.eph tl ft-rtiinp,,
Billups 1‘hinixy, l*ope Barrow and Oea. Dudley
Thopios : espcctiiiliy sh-.w* tluit they .their:
associates and »uccces«r? desire to te inhde a
l.ody politic and corporate with tlie following
jwjwers: -
- Kilts’*?; The coriKwaie name of said cuTora-
tloii o lie’ ■’THE ATHENS CHKMICAL
WORKS" " ■' : ‘Ol n ^TuTupTml |i»U j
SEC OSU: . The oh] ct of said association and
the particular,I.usiuess wld-di they, propo.-e lo
carry ou, will he to engage In the manufacture
aud sale of, and der.tintf in ice, fcrtUixers, soap
oil and oil products, chemicals and all varieties
Of chemical conijamn-is-; al-o the business of
oold storaae in nil ita branches; also the bud.
ness ollmviug and carrying on a Stock -avd
with the rig!it to buv, tell, fatten and deal in
cnttle and other animals used for t on. i :
THIRD: The amount of the capital stock t»i
be ten thousand (H’,000) dollars, d vided Into
shaVea-of <j»e hundredySKO) dollare each, with
the privilege of increasing tlie same to. any
amount pqa exceeding one hundred ' thousun ,
(S 00 000) dofls rs by d majority vote of the corpo
rators at the llrst meeting or by a majority ote
of the,Stockholders at any suteequeut meeting;
ten GO) per cent, of the capital stock to he paid
lii be ore comm encing bustness.
• FI..UHT1I : Tlie place ui doing busimv-s to bo
In the county of Clarke.
FIFTH: In- cri.rnoration to have the.power
to Luy sell and lea e such real estate and por-
s.rirl property as mav Lc proper for thesuceess-
ful conduct of' its business; to have and usd a
common >e&l; to borrow money, -ssue notes,
bonds and'other evidences of debt, and to s ecu. c
the same bv mortgage »r deed of trust, mid to
make any and allot per contracts necess- ry and
proper for 1 he eondoct of its business i ■'
SIXTH; The time for which they desire to be
incorporate.I Is twenty (2 0 years, With’ heprivi-
' lego or renewal at tho expiration thereof, il
r KVLNTH,: That said corporath.n .hall have.
such paws ent, when rnodn in propcbtypln to .fe-
ms* m ; 1
;. The office re of said coiporatlon to
fiTprfSSSk'Xfad-'ri*
net conflict w
hLsVENTII: That such corporation
have* c, usual, powers coufprrqi. upon busin.
And your petitioners Wm evor pi
• JtaMri iiui-Ml U EUllWj* "
Attorney s I
FI toil In offiiWXittiln mil
C.I» VINCENT, Clei
I certify AMMO* foresolajttw told copy fi
rocords of Clarke Superior Court.
• diifT—dt Vliit .a'D-YlNCKNTkffier]
'cVjMl ,lr)2dl ,l»li.v A wxiAlirMJ
•H—oHi in-ur .bnniloi] wwft ni ncin
00. YOU* B U y
STEAM ENGINE
. . - , Q.R ’ , ‘
BOILER
SENfD row OUB CATALOGUEAHD PRiCES
-mokestaok and .doing, consi
other ‘damage to'the building. A’
Eihler was hazily crushed and die.
after aud ffve'uthers' \yere seriously in
jured or outf.by living b'rieks Unit ,tim-
’>ers, but not fatally. Tlie names are Foun Iry, Maffinua
prv
IVallaee Mexo, Vv iliiiun Wiley,
Fein, Ftank Ctffiffl,/HvTinHni ‘V^ilsp
ami Cileries Eukort.
bits tlrii 'jAT::; n
cgijSi ,*J*
:jun • ai : WRITE TO 1 *w IwVi»j j!
Oeo. II. Lombard & o.
vT-idj mi vo i i-airoi v> •
KH.on Boiler and Qia Wo
and Supply House,
August?,
Men?
(a
1 CQKBSOIi to
; . C9X, Itlii & TllilMM,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer ia
."finewines.
BRANDIES, &«.
* SOie Agent for
lo b> i nu; - ' i,
Cutter aud Acme
Sole Proprietor anil Distiller of
THE GENUINE STONE MOUNTAIN
Distilled'fW»“ the fn^t twenty >T»r8
’" l * tHijt, Hilt &‘Tliolnpsor..
Ol i 'ii.. rr 1 it* (•>;..• •••> I
SO.
ivApril S2-,W3ui; A iji.ri orfian di d
Horses and - Mules.
.nodje<H in otirbf
M node qni*K JiiiisiliMjk!
•Jin ft .-41,11(1 c l imMfil:
,a »j tic «tel> ,. i»a^ fidl
Xte,wtvi hi mI «4) mi
.slili»d_
.HI
te
U ‘
customers.
uol -gni
’ rig liu
Blit gtUiG't « ,HK|t‘lll‘l
a " .wild l»c
, Producing Long-Sightedness. Va
ing tho Sight of th6 Old.
Ctires Tear Drops, 6 r onufatlon», 5W g
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted EyelR*“^
1ID raoDBClIB (jl’ICK RKUEkiM) rEU ^ ! metwr
Also, equally dOioaclOus wben w “V < «V
maladies, such n* Ulcera* FeT* ,i p|| r g of
Tamori, Hale Kiieum*
wherever Imiammation uxUtff* 11
•AX. VM may b« used to »dvanta«e. j
_ br oil •* M 0w ‘ fc