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DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO TH K— Interest e! the Publishers, Posit i ;-i.v no Mere Free Advertising. VOL. I.—NO. 5 1 . BRIEF I.OCA i.S. J S. Clements visited HH uesdav. J. D. Stokes Spent Saturday las in Abe on. Mr. c. ii. Woot-n. of Spring w. - ■:> !In* city Tuesday. Mr. John Rvals.of Lumber KTJ < at Tuesday on our city. Mb Leila McRae is visiting at;, ■ ■ and friends in t hie city. liu.i.J. h. DeLiicy spent day and Sunday in our midst. * The visitor at Mr. L. M. I co -IS- house is a girl. Miss Abbey Clements is on vi ,it to Spring j 1 ill. B. I). Woodard visited 'Tuesday. Mi I.ela Anderson, of Haw iir -. 1 - visiting Mrs. \». >>. . Daniel. i i!. Ravnor and wife.of Macon, ws in .hi- fitv Saturday, the cues I of the Hotel do Lictcli. Mrs. Stoke of Waveross is in the cit v, the guest of her brother in-law." J. I). Stokes. Mis i' 8 . Wm. Slater and Ilobt. McKinnon ; (tended services at Bethlehem Church Sunday, Mrs. B. I). Woodard returned Tuesday -.-.Her an extend visit to relatives at Fort Valley. L. O. l’eaeock, of Baxley, is among the visitors to Eastman lids wt oli. Mi Lizzie Adams,ono’of Mont gomery county's fair daughters, is visitiir. Miss Coffee this week. Trv Kamar’s Diarrbo-a Mixture the iirxt Kin" you have griping pain- inthe vioma cli. Tim Laurens Superior court is session this week, Judge D. M. Roberts presiding. The residence recently built and occupied by S. T. Rogers has been piiivliased by B. D. Woodard. Mr. Woodard will occiqiv the same. Messrs . M. E. Everett and ILK. L. Harris . t| . » j s^niuLiv " • School Association, which conven at ('hauiH'ey Sum'.iy. The Eastman bar is represented iu 1 liiblin follows: o A. Smith, tts- Jas. Bishop* J i it,' . ll Hall ami B. B. < ’hanoy. „ * '"*■ ,. ,, , <lin , " ,....... l> ,l mvi] 11 J - family from Dempsey to Dus Cy. i m gbhl to welcome this es timnble l:\mtly to out niidst. I I :;vc 11-1 it S. S. S. for debility n Milting from chill* and fever, ami lct\» t'oiim! it to tic tic best ionic amt appo ti/-i t’lt I evil-look. It also prevent .! the return of the eliills. A. A vt.ix*. Eureka S]uiiigs, Ark. Mrs. W. N. Lictcli and children has gone to North Georgia, where they will spend some time among the mountains. Mr. J. B. King had a line horse to die of spasmotic cholic Sunday night. Wo sympathize with Air. Kitt" in Die loss of the line animal. Mr. !., M. G euella, »f Vicksburg, Mi--., -tv* that his sv^tem was poi I will, nlcn.it,.- r.;n.n .lw tts.. tnbacc-' in smokingcigatctt,-. II. eo,.l.l n.»t sleep, ln< appetite gone and he w as in a had h\ generally. IB tool' s s whieh fiyuve out the p"i soil and made a new man of him. Nli- ih-uline llerrmnn, who has been spending sometime in our town, .’returned the uuest oi Mrs. K. lien* lll:tu to her home in San der.sville 1 uesday. The little girl of Mr. E. J. I’ea cock, who Ini' been very sick for several days, we are glad to say is convalescing. Tlie Debating Society re-organ izodTuesday night. There was a large number of young men pres cut, and judging from the interest mani.Vste 1 we think that it will be a success. The meetings will he held at the court house onTuo* day nights. Mr. ,, b. ... 1. Jones, . wbo , lives about , ... s?vvn miles ■I"l from It E- Stltl-Ul itt .‘ county^ joint's to the ti'onl c wit Ii a tin., IttK specimen of Ot.ott cotton m well open- o k .i Oil biul rubtlx for picking. about is acres, lie also 1 corn ami other crops in tine con dition in his neighborhood. Elsewhere will be found tin ad¬ vertisement of Die Middle Geor¬ gia Military and Agricultural Uol lege located nt 5Iille«lgeville. litis institution has increased ;» repu¬ tation, patronage an 1 . from Issiv i*> the mvsv;.t With a hirgc ciu-ps .,{ prof,•'.<>!•> tea* h.-rs it is re U for all, no mat ter how poorly pared, them for auniver course or their life w rk. Vr.tmg Indie Oli joy a cc .use uali that of female loliegeman i tuition. Tins ccliea trai as e; * ers for publie schtKijk. gran i — a certificate of ftnipeteiK-v t teach in them wit hoi t furthev ex aniiuation. It is. the only strict military school in the >Lite. THE TIMES-JOURNAL. I. ■ I- ition for Dodge. .Six local bills have been pre - on ted bv Mr. DeLuevin the or Representatives. The first is a House bill No. :- 2 .“a lull to pro ; hibit the sale of liquor within five jcouiitv'’ mi!e . of anv church in Dodge Tlu- Second. House bill, No. 483. ";i bill to amend the charter of Eastman." The third and fourth. hills. Nos. 4 s 5 and 4sti are hills to amend the charter of Chauncey. We are informed that the three last named bills are unanimously approved by the citizens of the respective towns. The fifth, House bill, No. 4 ,s 7, met with considerable opposition, i It is a bill to extend the corporate limits of Eastman, and the effect v jjj be to take in several excellent citizens and large property own ms which In-art ilv acquiesce in the ,-hange. while it ‘will also bring within the jurisdiction of the liieiijal authorities a suberb ment that has been a source of an noyance for the lack of police power. ‘The opposition came Iron) owners of these tenament buildings, presumably to avoid town taxes, but the bill was re ported favorable by the committee and will probably pass the House before this goes to press. The friends of the bill hope sec/its ,that its opponents will soon good effects and rejoice in its exis (once. The sixth. House bill. No. 492, a a hill to incorporate theCitizens' Bank of Eastman, ,! is one to at |,. a ,q special attention, for it istlie dawning of a better day in the ‘ (()W)1 of K . lstinau . > bank long been L here. and it will lill an important mis s j 0]) lt also shown that there's --] jj\. j n t] ie ol.l land yet." “Dickens Had One Trick,” -■ riu*k me ;d an chlitv. I inean hi Iji'^/UaJU’U'aNYoroU^^Ull-iV occasions. Now people n.UN in- otter,>d on all ;u real life don’t iterate like parots. At l«a*t i know of only one person wim is liable to snob criticism—young hmdthTsn’t'imf Uildily 1 IdiX? ''park ling eve>, ringing voice. Weil, his pet from roughs ami weak longs, is,‘take ^” "a ■- "ou Golden iunVtive'’> Mcdl.-ai .d^very ; m 8 grave.” - In Mrnioi-iam. At a meeting of the Board of - ]'nistccs of Eastman Academy 01l the Uitll ilist,, Die follow ing resolutions were offered and , Resolved, J That we miss the slim iy f oru au d features of our * 1|OM Jan , ;IS soc*i;ite. lion. Wm. Kastman, for many years an ine i„ber of this hoard-.-the U1 ., U XV | K , built at his own expense die first academy in Eastman; who was over watchful while with us ot the interests of education, and j^dped of cvorvtlling conductive of the welfare oft he people. 1 {os 0 lved, That we deplore HI* H> d. d me mhcr of this board ami that we commend his exam pie to the surviving members. ^nd to •those, as the years go by, who may succeed him in office. Resolved, That these resolutions h c recorded upon our minutes,and they be published in the Times JovKSAb. M. L. Bt m u. L. M. Peacock, Chairman, Secretary. T IV Lamar's Diarrhoea Mixture it you tin I that you can’t get relief from other bowel ruetlicine The Me It tie Dillieulty, \ serious affray occurred at Me R :l e Saturday night bet ween Slier jjl' Lancaster, his father, Mr. t\ ash Lancasfer and Mr. Edward McRae. which resulted in the death oi Mr. \\-.wt, f-inr “ ister he being shot bv Mr.McKac. Mtenif . Lancaster was * .llso shot * throii'dl ® the le-, inflict .. B42 only • tl llcsh wound. 31r. 3ic ' " but it is ' thought will recover. We learn ’ he ditlicult v arose from an old * feud bet ween the . Lancasters T . and McRaes Aicnae . anu and it i U thought »- the end is not yet. The combatants were Telfair's most prominent citizens, and the trouble i- much regretted. Notice. Notice is hereby given that the 1.....ks to receive town tax are now open. All property not given in during the next 3D dqys will double taxed. E. B. Milner, Julv30th-30d Clerk Council. M . r ';' a't h ' kill'.'tha't-.s U ‘ ri w P r^d < - * rc*- ! ! .R. ' *Lof iissi poison, will, il V.is the result ®f malaria, am! tliat it prevent- vliiHs and ftver by urn i: I pf.. -y-toui. lie takes it in the . ^nri- * * - -.i.iiimer months t« prevent • 1" from the malaria of the - a amp# on the river. EASTMAN, GA., FRIDAY, AUGUST 2 , 1889 . Educational Meeting. A meeting was held at the Kastman Academy July 30 to *'der the propriety of adapting school system at this Dr. E. II. Bacon, chairman, M. L. I Burch, Secretary, 1 A communication front L A. Hall, who was absent, pressed the idea that he was, reflection, opposed to a graded school, mainly because of the sl »all " ize of our city. < 'ol. Hall was in favor of a prescribed course * 11 <!y oi euiiiculiim. Dr. H. Fisher was next heard K-om in person and was not is fa vor of a graded school, but he was in favor of a prescribed course study with the usual degrees Freshman, Sophmore, Junior and Senior. I rof. K. J Sirozier followed Di Fisher and asked the question if any one present knew of a graded school in the State without free lie thought, too, that it was unwise to pursue this system without free tuition. Rev. 1’. A. Jessup said that he never had in \-few such a system as xvas in operation in Macon and other cities; and by an exhibition of some originality on our part and a spirit of progress generally, we might meet the objectionable points, and grade the school, with out, of necessity making tuition free. Mr. Jessup said the situa Don was urgent, and that we must something. Judge M. L. Burch said he was in favor of some ])lan to inspire more life in our school. He was willing to call them Freshman and Sophmore if this would do it. lie asked Brof. Sirozier to give tts his views in detail. He arose and said that lie thought it was practicable and advisable to print a catalogue embracing certain studies under Die head of Fresh man, Sophmore, etc. Mr. Jesstip-Uould we do noth ins; . to revive tIio oaucalional ill tcres-s „f our ,own. He asked if ;| le trustees had ever tried to see what could be done to raise money scholarships. lie believed (hat " e rais< * «» avcra ge of twenty dollars for one hundred scholarships. This would pay principal ; one thousand dollars and %vo assistants tiwo hundred each Ile proved by an appeal to facts that we were sending our children abroad, a few of them, and paying more than this. These and inanv more piquant things were said by all the speak ers, and it was resolved to adjourn uutil Tuesday next, when IToi. Strozier would submit a catalogue of the course of study proposed. Much also of general interest may come up-then, and it is hoped the attendance "ill be huge, Kupepsy. This is vvliat yon ought to have, in [«;;«. tojiilfy emev . daily, and mourning because they find ^ ,'b- !,!»]«■ 'may attain in tin- that tbv.v l,lis b «°"- Ami yet it mav l.«- had by a ll. We guarantee that Eleetne Hit ters. if usetl according to directions ami ‘uMffi' dm'.urn tq" pep-iaand in-tall instead Eupej»sy. We ami kidneys. Sold at 50e. and |l.oo per b - v ll, nM ' :U1 & nenmi,n ’ 1)n,g " l ' -- The Alliance Barlxcue. Everybody—men. women and children are cordially invited to bring their baskets and attend the Alliance barbecue at their new gust 13th. Let us all (tint out. A .fail Delivery. Considerable excitement prevaileil widely on tlie streets yesterday through a circulated report that three of tbemost tlg^n ' ^ ered that, ailsimtly enouglt, the rumor ltad some foundation, but not exactly in accordance with tlie facts, l hvec prisoners had broken out with scrofu •?"* crupMons or. the face neck and —but tin* pbvsuiaii ualletl P r ^" goriher 1*. P. I. (Pru*kl> A>h, 1 oke Root and powssium)the renow -eil t‘table blood purifier and there »s nu doubt whatever that the patients will -oon.recover Rheumatism, Gout, >y ■ phuts, Scrofula, M.-tl.trml all symptoms of impure blood are removed by l*. P. F and as a ready and simple daily^verydru^tst restorative it is gain ing grouud sells it. U.-.rulers' Picnic. The 13th of August will be a red letter day to the Alliance -of this countv. Tlie tine commodious iron warehouse will have been completed and that achievement will lie celebrated by a big picnic, There is room in the warehouse for thousands. No one need hesitate on account oo the weather. Brins y° ur basket well filled and all vour friends. It will be a grand ' time. - Idck Hornbooker is * respited and well-to-do colored ettuenof springtiehl. He savsthat one oottk Of l*ir:utif[—it Specific cured both himself and wife crapdwnf tbeskin. CORRESPONDENCE. FURNISHED FROM ALL AOtA’D US. McRae. McRae. July 29.—On last urday about 2 o'clock there red a difficulty between Wright and John Lancaster Lewis Clark, which resulted Mr. Clark getting his head ously bruised and Mr. John Lan caster having several bones in right hand broken. While Swinev was attending to the bro ken bones of John Wright Lancaster, (he sheriff, and Edvvard McRae, ex-sheriff, in con tack and afier a few words, which chine from an old grudge that had existed for sev eral years, and upon the ance of Mr. Wash Lancaster, three began the combat, resulted in the latter receiving mortal wound through the and his son, Wright, was shot in the calf of the leg, while Mr. McRae was severely cut in the left side. Mr. Wash Lancaster died about 4 o’clock Sunday Mr. Edward McRae and Wright Lancaster are still confined to their beds without much improve ment. It is rumored that this is only a beginning of the trouble between the two families. All parties concerned are friends to the writer, and we deeply regret the occurrence. Mr. Charles Smith, the hand¬ some superintendent of the mcr cliantile firm of McRae it Bush, of Towns, proves a great attrac¬ tion to the lady customers Brof. J. R. J. Swann, of Zion Hope, visited his friends here last Sunday. Prof. Swann is a pol ished and clever gentleman and we are always proud to see him come, The Farmers’ Alliance gave a big picnic at Mt. Carmel onThurs <Iay the -5th inst.. which was a grand success, ri Rev. H. C. I'cu tress delivered a good lecture to the alliancemen. The dinner was splendid, and upon the whole was enjoyed immensely, Topsy. OlmuiH ’ey* ClIAr ,- CEy , Julv ai.-Mrs. John . C,a ' J <Uc<1 1:1 0t <• j )r oiK-hitis last Monday. Jesse Wilcol, a mulatto about 18 years old attempted to rape tho 12 year-old daughter of Mr Dan "Wil¬ liams. Her screams brought her brother, John to Iter assistance and the negro lied, followed by the brother, who tired three shots at him, but without effect, A par(y 0 f frfends are now hunting f 0 r the scoundrel, There were about a dozen per sons and a lawyer before the may or Monday morning. Marshal Moon is a whole team. Capt. J. II. Bauett has lo.isevl the Laslie House, and has taken charge of 1 he same. J - '• lirown !,i,s bol ' sht ont H ‘ Butler. Mrs. J.C. Forsyth and twelve others ol Aonmmdaie . . (making tne , "nh.cky thirteen j are pioniciiigon the banks ot Sugui ( reek lo-u«iv. ^d the kindness to invite the writer to go with them to build the fire and bring up water and wood, but he declined with thanks as it does not agree with his health to work . before , .. meals , lliere is a new girl at l ink M il sons. The colored people of Summer in -™l order, have their own churches and schools and arc now erecting a large hall which would be a credit to any town, J. Benlock. -V Scrap^ I-ap^Tsavcs Her Life, ; , t wils j ust ordinary scrap of wrap | l: 1 p,. r- |,„t it saved tier life. She vva s i n t iie last stages of consumption, to id 1 1V pi ivsi ei ans that sh ewas J W( , ami co.'.hl live only a short time: j jijje nt*i>Hed I^s -4 than seventy po:md«. read Q n a of wrapping uf^ry, pajier she of Kil] „, s and got | a bottle; bot-tfe, it helped helped her, she i lK> 4, , bough? , it 1 (I 1 another and grew heter i fast, continued f t >* u?e and is now strong healthv “"{J; ro >v, J plump, weisrhing 140 ' send For particulars Druggist, Port to jj <; 0 i ej | s m itj,. Trial bottle of this wonderful discovery free at Herrman & Ilerrman’s drugstore. To Tax Railroad Property. The following bill by Glenn, of Whitfield county, passed the House and will probable pass the Senate. It will be found of creat importance to the a arious through which railroads run. af fording such counties a large ad Jition of revenue. The value • the E. T. V. & G. By property Dodge county probably <300,000 and this property under the Glenn Bill, be taxed the benefit of th.e county, same ag an y other property, pepresen ati e. ^ 1 Hop. / „ John r t J-. l* t» De j Lacy is an advocate of the bill. , A Bill To he entitled an .Vet to provide a System of Taxation of Railroad property in each.of the counties of this state through which said Railroads run. and to provide a inode of assessing and collecting the same,and for other purposes, Section 1. Be it enacted by the .'General assembly of this State, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same. That liere after in each and every year,when any railroad company in this State, j whose property is now, or may j hereafter be subject to State tax j ation, shall make its annual re j turn of property to the Comptrol | ler General of the State for the purpose of State taxation; they shall, at the same time and by the same officer, under the same oath, make another return in t he follow in;’ Manner, to wit: First, show mg the aggregate value of the whole property of said railroad company; second showing the value of the real estate and track bed ot said company; third, show the value of the roiling stock and all other personal property of company; fourth, showing the value of the company's property in each county through which it runs. Sec. 2. Be it further enacted hv authority aforesaid, That whenever the amount of tax levy of any county, through which the said railroad runs, is assessed by the authority of such county, it shall be the duty of the Ordinary thereof to certify the same and transmit such certificate to the Comptroller-General, and the pro¬ perty of such railroad companies shall he subject to taxation in each and every county through which the same passes to tlie same ex¬ tent and in the same manner that all other property is taxed, in the manner hereafter set out. Sec. 3. Beit further enacted by the authority aforesaid. That whenever such certificate is re¬ ceived by the Comptroller-General it shall be his duty to proceed to assess the amount of each i i in - ly located in each county basis of the value given by returns required by section first this ad; second, the amount of tax to be assessed upon the rolling stock and other personal property, is id follows: As the value of the j property, real and personal, of the said company, such shall be j amount of rolling stock and other personal property to be distribut¬ ed for taxing purposes to each: ( count fni my v These IIKiC two inu the value of I . the property located in the count v of stock 1 and I lie share the rolling afl( j personal property thus ,-iseer and apJ)0rtione<l to each of such counties shall be the amount to be taxed to the extent of the as¬ sessment in each county. Sec. 4. Be is further enacted' by the authority aforesaid,'l’hat when¬ ever the (’ompt roller-General shall ascertain and levy in the manner in Die preceding section Die amount ot ... tax <iue i i by such t panytoea.lt of such counties.it shall be his duty at once to notify the President and Treasurer of s(]ch railroad CO rnpany of the ani0lin ^ a ue in each of said ties for count v taxes of said rail roa(K and t . ath and every railroad ve q ..ired, within Ox.y days from the receipt of such no tice.to pay into the Treasury of the State the amount mentioned by the Comptroller-General. Said fund there be known and kept as county taxes of railroads. Sec. 5. Be it further enacted authority aforesaid. That *, * whenever any railroad has thus paid in its couatv tax, it shah ,, 11*1 be the duty 1 of «i the ^ Tmobiikh- Treasurer j 0 onee notifv ‘ th«? Comptroller General , of - the , f fact, , showing 1 ... in(r the th(x a m 0 unt and oil what county ,8 ac count received, . . and i the Comptro - i er A ieneral shall, as soon as such notification 1 as bec lmen n received recened at at once caret t ■« ax « o ,ei «• > l« comity, upon who-“ account the same is received, of the fact there 0 f and of the amount received,and a t the same time direct such tax collector to deduct from Die amount of St ate tax. collected in s UC h county, an amount equal to the amount mentioned, to be turn ed over to such county on account of railroad taxes, and to be used l, v such county in the same matt ner as other count j taxes are used. Sec. <J. Be it further enacted by tbe authority aforesaid. If any r «ij r o„l eomnanv shall refu-e to A wi'hin , sixty days, the , amount pay. thu- as.-ertaineu and due by intotheTreasury.it shall be the duty of the Comptroller General j to at once issue a ii. fa. in the name of the State of Georgia against such railroad company for the same; to he issued, levied and returned in the same manner as tax fi. fas. ‘ are issued for State taxes due in the State by said com¬ panies. Sec. 7. Beit further anacted by the authority aforesaid, If any railroad company shall dispute the liability to such county tax it may be done by an affidavit of illegal ity, to be made by the president of Said railroad in the same man ner as Other affidavits of illegalitv v • are made, and shall he for trial to the Superior court of the county of Fulton, where such cases shall be given precedence for trial overall other cases, except tax cases in which the State shall be a party, See. S. Be it further enacted by tlie authority aforesaid, That all laws and parts of laws in conflict with this Act be, and the same are, hereby repealed. $500 reward oftVrcd by proprietors of I)r. Suite's Catarrh Rumujiy for an in¬ curable ease. MIDDLE GEORGIA MILITARY AND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, MIT,LEI>G12VIDLE, GEORGIA. umber of Professors anil Teachers 12 TX umber of Pupils f.ast Session -I2S Doors open to both sexes. The eotirse of instruction includes all usual ; branches, Scientific, Classical and era v.iry: also Muster Discipline Book-Keeping, prevails. etc. Strict Military being thor¬ Barracks for Cadets is now oughly repaired ami furnished anew. Board reasonable. TUITION FREE! Eleventh Session begins Sept. 4th lbXSJ. For Catalogues, apply to Moult J. X. E, Secretary Board of Trustees. Its Wonderful Curative powers arc miraculous, This i- tbc testimony of thousands who have used l.ippoiaiKs I’yrafuge for chills and tVvcr, Dumb Ague and Malaria. L. h. TJ1 ER Stimulator ~ CUBE FOB tilt.I.tors KEVKB, DVSl'El’SlA JiKADAClIE, CHILLS AND l'KYKB COSTIVENESS, DYSENTEUV, COLIC . ETC Fact, All Biltious Diseases Foil SALK BY T. J. Bi chan, Physician and Surgeon. Eastman, Ga. I sop 18.lv r 1 , 1 FOR A CATALOGUE OF THE SORGHUM AID SIM MILLS, AND IE "V _A_ T? OZE^-A-TOIRS, ALSO Sugar House Scales. Etc.. WRITE TO ; 4 V i 1 oct21 tf. f‘ri Mailison . hid. j UNIVERSITY. mlifiCOU, (id.. r „ Faculties, Five p . ScllOOlS. 1. The Preparatory Department. 2. The College of Liberal Art .3. Tlie Scientific Department. 4. The Department of Theology, o. The Law School. Tuition free in tlie Departments of j j,, septemiH-r. other information Eor Catalogue amt address, XUNALLY, I>, !>., KEV. G. A. President, or JOIIX.L HRAXTLY, Sec’ty pro tt-m July 2tt-41 Maeon. (*a. — Hazleluirst Hotel. Mrs. E. L. l*Ol''MIS, I’roprietress. Rates day, f2. 00 . Sjieeial induee ments to the commercial travel. 35-wf Croupv suffocations,nielit COUffhs and all the common affections • * • of , the throat and lungs McLean's quickly ' Tar re ileved bv Dr. J. II. Wj ^ ^ Ba]m> 22tf . ————-- -- — ~— LADlfcS fABll HAIK itKbdolMl. I make swindle* and Bang- 1 « order. 1 U.’auNv.uk “mttlngV’h.to Imy y.mr he made into. thing human hair can *i leave your hair soft, straight and dry as Ifoundit * K«*pectfully. .JERKY MoORK, Chauncey, Ga. x,.-. Mar. m. ° ■ , . , , l^ead , 11 e«ral«'ic pains’ in the take Dr \ J H. McLean- Little T Liver . and r/ Kidne} . . iiJe.s. i> u,* J .Scents . 22 tl The Host Newspaper miU>!IK|) IX IK)lHiE COUNTY. CIRCULATION LARGE ENOUGH. EASTMAN TIM is Established i 874 . ) ohsoUdated I>cc. DuDGK COUNTY JOURNAL. 1 S&j. > \ T’^S jgpgp* u No. 409.—Charade* My first denotes a brilliant shine; place, Where belles and jewels My next transportsthomerchant's stores, Or produce of tho mine; Sweet pleasures In my whole abound, By\^ymph^andswaiUiU'Livays found The happiest part of Ufa No. 410.—A* Proverb in Numbers. I nra composed of 88 letters, and am a Dan i f. li P«*’erb, signifying tUero is no contenting discontented people. so, s, so is an eel like ask. b!£ having an umbrella like crest of feathers above tho bill 25, SO, 4, S2, 19, 0 is tho Solan goose. 20, 15,3, 23, 22 is a marine bird expert at diving*, S5, 2, 24, 27, SI, $, 4, 20 is a gallinaceous bird found wild in Europe. 34, 12, 27, 14. 15, 30, 1 is a small passei'ino. 11,21,3,8,7, 1,27,20,02, 15 is a web footed marine bird, alliod to the gulls. 9,20,10, 11 is a genus of graUatory birds. N*>. 411.—Lotte* UclMlgM. X 8 C T i a g « - 0 (b) - A tP) - Tb 10 No. 412.—Flower Enigmas. „ „„ , .. , ly expressed. The first is of three syllables; tho cfhers of two each. la) To spoil; a pronoun; a precious metal. (b) To break, a bibulous monster. - No. 413.—Geometrical Puzzle. y - ■1# A man liar, a square of land, out of which ho reserves ono-fourth, as shown in tho cut, for himself. Tho remainder ho wishes to di¬ vide among his four sons so that each will have an equal share end in similar shape with his brother. How can bo divide it? No. 414.—Syllabic Decapitations. (a) 1 am a kind of wood; deprived of my first syllable, intellectually 1 am wood still. deep; deprived (b^ I am of my first syllable, I am discovered. (n) I am an undergarment without sleeves; deprived of my first syllable, l am an outer garment with sleeves. One Wny to Strengthen a Cable. Figures don't tell tho truth all the time. if fkoy * 1 1~\ Takeasiuglo link of „ shin’s chain cable. It is exactly like a latter “O” turned thus; M G=3 s Only thoro Is a short iron bar, a “stud” the sailors call it, joining tho sides together, as from M to N. Now tho result of careful experiment shows that tho addition of tho “stud” adds 0110 - quarter to tho strength of tho link. Sec “Luce’s Seamanship,” page 282. Another rule, tho result of careful and thorough experiment, shows that to tho take link out tho stud decreases tho strength of only one-fifth. Boo Luce, pago 2S3. Now, if putting tho “stud” in increases tho strength of tho link live-twentieths, and tak¬ ing tho “stud” out decreases.tho strength only four-twentieths, tho difference Is evidently a gain in strength, and yet tho link is exactly as it was In the beginning. if, now, it iiRTca.scs tbo strength of the 'ink by ono-tweatieth to put tnastudand straightway take it out, why can wc not go on inewasiug the strength of tho link ui definitely by putting tho stud in and taking it out, and repeating the operation i Luco’rf rules arc aesepted , as infallible, , and , anil yet uie eonclusion you havo arrived at dix-s not.look hko common sense. What's tlia matter with itt—Atlanta Con stitutioa Key to tlie Puzzler. No. 399.—Ik'headmcnts aud Curtailments: ta) P-apc-r. (b) S-tea-k. (c) S-treo-t. No. 400 .—An Easter Egg to Crack: A long and fortunate career to him who in loving : decdson'this Easter excels. No. 401.—Anagram*—Men of tho Day: (a) Benjamin Harrison, (b) Levi P. Morton. (c) Thomas A. Edison, (d) James O. Blaino. (e) William K. Vanderbilt, tf; Russell A. 1 Alger tg) Grover Cleveland, th) William K Cody, (i) Andrew Carnegie, (j) Isxm Abtiett. fk.) CoL Daniel turnout. (1) Henry Wattersoo. <m> Wiuiam C. Whitney, (n) William M. Kvarts. (o) PhineasT. Harnum. j (p, Edwin Booth, (q) John Sherman. No. 402.—Central Acrostic: C H A K T E It It E N K W E D FEASTED ABOUNDS C 11 A K I T Y 11 E A n T II ft [A N O K L 1 O TEACHER FEATHER V A X 1 l. L A COCOON S CHANNEL JCo. 403 —Cross Word.Enignia: Fotomnc. No. 404.—De-capitations: (a) *_‘yow—row. !ti; Crude—rude. No. 4t&—A Square and o Diamond: At A P I, E P A PROS O 1 It P R O U D P 1 N E S DOUSE D E A ENDED a No. 400. —Metagram: Brook—rook—cook look. N». 407.—An ITourglass: 0 M > 05 N S : A F :: K-33 HH A E E A T R 1 A J* ,, * L R i CVt it ^ (a) necaK» it is io the center of Bite, wfcils .bin K I! and ait the r.-st ere in Porgatory; Oa asi.-, to a aen, a dut^, a b ooio ami a — .^2“ ? *ndiau ro7t are" ~jJi* pr!* S'L Y'LiFVh.'-fr »«bi.'.s „ ...n their to in fa* ■. Ok-. tn '• ^7nh." wiL'tlu-ir u<i|tiiic ’IV- women th.ir great-t-etigthandi-ow-er of ..nduramc Uiin'.'wnrof Vhl-h‘ u„ t'\,Z b Jj ''Tcth-usm - ***“*"**» n»,A V Wur»'i-Tmai; . LHHAX JflJD Femsit Modieiwc 1 d&C-V . Darg‘ cites, for it is .,w that .11 i»-«' it h*- <n*ih JII. IhwtWertT&nj^il'-rnuaii, AL Bmhj&wESkma&Tj eity, important to Advertisers. From Hits if air all Iff/a l notices must be /mill for in atlrance, as rd/niretl luj hue. Thk Timks-Jockn.vi. Printing Co. Dec. i, iSSS. Shevitl h S;ile. A\ ill lie sold at the court house door of the county of 1 lodge on the first tween Tuesday the legal in hour- Aimust. of Asp, be sale lots of land Nos, JM -csg, gsLt in the . «... - Lull district of s.‘U(l ... COUIlf ^ ***¥nil v Nos. 283 and 307 in the 2t>tll d)V tried of said COUIlt V, levied Oil Us the property of 1!. II. Hanoi! to satisfy ;tii execution issued from tho Superior Court ‘‘ said county in favor of C. II. Peacock A Co., against the said B. 11 . Harrell. J. T. RAWLINS, Sheriff Dodge County. July 5, 4-t. Not ieo. Notice is heieby given that hills will he introduced at the July session of the Legislature as fol¬ lows: !■ Aii Act to extent! the con-nov ate limits of the town of Kastman, unit for other purposes. o. An Act to amend an Act, entitled an Act to incorporate the town of Eastman, etc., approved December Fi, Dodge (s7l, providing that the County of shall pay jail ft os in stnto cases. 3. An act to prohibit the niami facture, sale, exchange, orfurnish I' 11 'T' V " UHIS ° r Other intoxicating - liquors , hit 01* tors miles m of' any quantity, within five*' Bethlehem Missional ' ............ ........ ... (leorgia. 4 An act to prohibit the sale.man exchange or furnishing of spirit nous malt, vinous, or other intoxicating liquors, or hitters iu any quantity, within live miles of any church in Dodge county. Ga. • r >. An act to amend sections ten and eighteen ot an act entitled ‘‘An act to incorporate the town of Chauncev, Dodge county, ap¬ proved, the iSepl. 11,1 sS'i’," providing that county of Dodge shall pay jail fees in Stale cases and that m arshal's sales he bad in the town of C IiiGincey. K. An act to amend “An act to . liiu , Ol .. ( IHUUII'VV . J n**0J |) 0 .r« , i! o i OXY 11 in Dodge county, approved 8 ej)t. 1S83, providing for the punish ment, of offenders against the laws of said town by confinement in the jail of the county, or in (he guard house of the town, or to work upon tin* streets of the town and lor other purposes. of t. Kasicy ,m '^rLfEgE. poses. bwnittrill itiiic (j I’ll Ml ttl Unosoolled. Kui - J for ticn-ntifto your (laughter mul Phono INGHAM , JUasonabl* sittHb board. LERSBURQ, KY. coc m^N.MQn -Contained Engmes it^t::A"t!^birov:-H,i^ . . E «s. renovated, I >111 IIIni.-i-s’ baggage TILLS. dlcil five of clmigc, mu] ample acco.v* mothitions for dUphiying s.-imple*. Good f aiv comfortable rooms and free omni j (|| ^ A. INGHAM, I’rop’r. Sept. 15, ’8K. ly fri Dr. J. M. Buchan & Son PHYSICIANS m DRUGGISTS i EASTMAN, GA., people l>1Vi-r of 1 in-ir this priifc-Nmal immDtli.Vr s«»rvit»«*B to tho and surround irig eon11ties. One or N|e ot her can he r 0( ,nd at their oillees at j>nv time. All pronipllv attciuli-l .l:i\ or night, I ’at i.-nt - ,it a ili-iaiK-- vo-itni bv * £13 ?“*All chronic ami private lit/*a-t*«. t'itilt r of male or l<*iin:!t*, a jiucinlly. No charge for consultation. If hy Ict ter, -eiici stamp for immediate reply. All consultations ami letters private, A good supply of drugs are kept eon staidly on hand, ineluding ail of the new remedies. 7-*)-1 v ()J ( J people HU Her much from disordeiN (U> <U 5" of 11 " h* K unttdl,\ m in-.rv or-nm oi _,i is and , are always grill tiled ill the wonderful (‘fleet of Dr. J. II. Me Lean’s Liver and Kidnev Balm in hanisliing ' tdicir troubles, .f1.00 per bottle. 22 1 f Kcl igions AtilHiiiilini'litH, Rev. P. M. Council, Baptist a prominent colored divine of the church, will iireaeh at Gorlw iusvllle every sec¬ ond Sunday and at McRae every fourth Sunday in eaeh mouth during this year. (ill net. i Von Cannot Afford At this season of tin* yt*ar to l»c* without a good relintdrt diarrlm a hal-am in tin* Iiou-a-. a- crnm|c. culic.diarrlm-:i and all iidlammatiiiiiot tin- stomach and liuv.id are exceedingly dangerous if not attended to at once, Om* hottie of I’.i iaw' Diahuaika Rai.sam will do more good in eases of thi. kind than any other medicine on earth, We guariujS” *■ tee it. Hkhumax & JIrrmmav, Druggists. lltieUleii’s Artitra Salve. Tiik IIkst Baia k in tho wot Id for cuts, lnni-e-. sores, ulcer-, salt it»*mn, fever, sores, tetter, chapped sN.inl eliilblaiits, corn*, and all skin erup¬ tions, and positively cures Pile-, or no pay required. It in gitaianlced to giro perteel satisfaction, or money refund¬ ed. Brs e 23 rts, per box. For sale hy all druggists. novlOtl’ Imperfect digestion di-order and conditioiiH assitni 'btion prtKluce ol ,iR ‘ '' l( ‘ ,n " ,l " il f 0 "'; 1 "! 1 ar ® McW-'rf- i ' .Srengl'hening < ortbal atui Blrxxf Bttrifier. hv its tonic properties, cures indigestion and gives tonic to the stomach. fl.lH) per bottle. 22 fi If yon -pit up phlegm, and are troubl ‘' 1 with :i l>a<-king cough, wfne . ... ^ j. McLean's Tar Lung Balm. 22 It t-*«t capital in life that a -King man 00.1 S -tan with D industry. * : -^ T »«uf an anmmtf mu for whatever js noble anti good. 'Itiey »■"