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CRAWFORDVILLE
Volume 7.
ALL AROUND US,
gathering THE MEWs from our
EXCHANGES.
BEING TIIE DOINGS AND HAPPENINGS
OF OUR NEIGHBORING COUNTIES AS
CONDENSED POll OUlt READERS—
OGLETHORPE, WARREN, GREENE
AND OTHERS.
M’DUFFIIC.
Journal.
Next Wednesday being the fourth of
July, the Journel will celebrate the day
by taking a holiday.
Mr. James Marks, died at his res
idence about 4 o’clock in the afternoon
«>f the 20th instant, and was buried at
Union on the 21st.
Gus Hart, negro, sentenced to the
chain gang for 12 months for carrying
to Hill’s convict farm, in Wilkes coun
ty on Sundav last. .
Curtis Newsom,who killed the negro,
Frank Woodall, surrendered himself to
sheriff Speir last week.and on Monday,
■with the lads Bill Newsom and Fran z
Jochan. had a preliminary trial before
Judge Neal, of the county court. The
two lads were discharged, and Curtis ^
Newsom released under a bond of $300.
The evidence indicates a strong case of
self defense.
OGLETHORPE.
Crawford, New*-Monitor.
Mr.Tom Hutchensonjof VVinteiville,
is lying seriously ill.
There are five or six new houses to
be put up in this place in the next 3
months.
Dr.Mark Willingham has 1,800 acres
ot land in lower Oglethorpe covered
with Bermuda grass, that would make
ns fine a slock farm as there is in the
South
Last Sunday this county was visited
by a tremendous heavy rain with con¬
siderable wind. A great many crops
were needing it badly while others were
rather foul. We have not heard of any
damage that the wind or rain either
did.
Jim Watkins a negro broke the doors
a d emend Mr Sneliings Youngs
liu. se last Sunday in his absence and
taken a fifteen doilnr pistol ami sevei
al other things. The negro was un
der theempl >y of Mr. Young and Mon¬
day morning lie taken leg bail.
There was a list going the rounds
here the otiu r dav soliciting aid for the
?. sir'Port ‘ of a family hi ihis-co my near
I X y - 1 .. k .vereAeii *alo. t - by n piuiik
't,, siiii l for LftVliisel
initi la r wii li four 01 lire enihlrt n, atitl
t|n*y were, left a day without-a piece'of
b. rad 1,1 the r house, oy where they
fin,Id get it. This shorn.!. We did
nol I.mii, I he paid i. s names, but hop:
1 !»r-\ w il be c.uvd lor properly oy mu
liMiiUt'.s,
HANCOCK.
WunmlUt and Sunbeam.
LJtle Allen Little win had Ins
aeoidenialiy lirokeii at Mr. David
Dickson’s iast week is rapidly linprot -
ing.
Hem „ Orgain . and , Solicitor- u .. ..
Ccnsin v
G.-neialG F. Fierce are the two
liiust men in town, with a line boy at
cacl of llieir respective homes.
On biidtsVaiher.’by the 21 inst., at the residence of
llie Rev. F. S. Hud
son, Mr. Sidney A, Reynolds to Miss
Alice Seaborn, all of Hancock county,
Bailiff J. T. Pinkston carried anotli
er crazy negro to the asylum last
day. ilaucock is well represented m
that Institution as well asm the cliain
gang. and Uni¬
liy the laws of Georgia the
ted States, next Wednesday is a public
holiday. The Ishmaelite will issue no
paper on that day except for the pnbli
cation of such legal advertisements as
are Imperative.
In Isabella, Worth county, Ga.. on
the 20th inst., at the residence of Hon.
Thos M. Lippitt, Mr. Ellis Rushin,
late of Hancock county, to Miss Jane
Vick, of Worth. Hon. Wm. IL Lip¬
pitt. J. T.. performed the ceremony.
The annual convention of the Han¬
cock County Sunday School Associa¬
tion will be held at Culverton camp¬
ground on Friday .July 13th. A pi o
gramme of the exercises of the day is
now being prepared and w>Ll be pub
m ah t d '\G°R B s! C RmlVd 1 ^' Preside!, t
nfHip f State S Association, and Mr.
lr%hn R West of Macon ’ have been in
vited to be present.
GREENE.
Herald and Home Journal.
We are glad to note that Mr. Fred p
£rik“T ““ ,u,es ‘°:' s
twooM"!a wo ,? a dL a, w ho^livre^near 'Judge
; Paik t s, t bate h«»n b niiifp q ill for several
days. who lives
Mr Tlieo. Pearce, near
While Plams has recovered from an
•««* » f *"
^■MffmTlstTuMdiyiuoroi’ng l
™tosm. "ah for
trip to -M Falls and
other resorts in Northe&at Georgia* cqngratula
The Herald extends its
Hr.r “The » tn nXnt Rev and Mrs O. A. TI»ro\ver,
on
5£S5 a into uncovered well in
rtf A calf fell an Dougherty’s
1 rar nf Mr Charley ~
fmlvsixtv :,u„pn the Other dav The well was
SK!“‘«.V,.PPareu.iy»n. feet deep but when taken
hurt
CRAWFORDVILE, GA., FRIDAY, JUNE 2 9th, 1883.
In conformity to a time-honored cus
tom of the “fourth estate,” the publi
cation of the Home Journal will be
omitted on the first week in July that
our typos may have a little patriotic
recreation and relaxation.
• On Friday last, little Bessie, daugh
ter of Mr. 8. A. Tot bert, fell from the
door steps and fractured the left fore
arm*. In the absence of Dr. Walker,
her grand-father, Dr. Gheesling was
called, who dressed it .in a neat and
S5SS5 10 s “ y
JSEgSN3Bn __ . . &*&T . , . t|
II Poullain, Miss Felix Poullain, of
this city, was married to Mr. S. G.
Wilson, of Macon City, Missouri. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. O. A.
pastor of the Methodist
c |, urc i, 0 f G reenesboro. The marriage
was quiet, only a few fnends witness
ing the ceremony. The bride ami
groom left on the 10:15 o cl ick fast
train for their future homo in Mis¬
souri. The couple were accompanied
bv Miss Eula Nicholson, of this city.
WILKES.
Gazette.
JBS2 KSSftS&K:
that county.
We regret to learn of the death cf
one of Rev. B. M. Callaway’s twin in
fants, which occurred a few days ago.
The child was only a month or two
old.
Mr. E. Y. Hill has one of the finest
fish ponds in the State, and it is alive
with large and small carp. These fish
have recently spawned ; the old young and
ones are only about two weeks
aie two and three inches long
The railroad has compromised the
matter of discontinueing the Sunday
train by ordering the engineer not to
blow tne whistle on Sunday. So on
that day the train silently glides out
of town on the way to the main line
and as silently returns on schedule
time.
Mrs. Scoggins, who lived in Mr. J.
B. Wooten’s neighborhood, died last
Ttiesday at the advanced age of 83.
Her husband was a soldier in the war
of 1812, having enlisted in W ishing
ton. During her life she applied to
the government fora pension, but
there was so great circumlocution con
necteil with obtamiug it that she never
received it.
Lumpkin Nash was up before the
county court la t Monday on the
charge of cruelty to animals, ire had
hired a horse from Messrs. Wood &
Jackson last Sunday, and.greatly Bte»l
WYpV U v.ihu. lW * trAAred j >;.W de- !
seres in a sentence >r six months to
the chain gang or a line ol 7>(l dolhus.
In default ol the paynteui ol me Ibm
be lias already been sent to the chain
gang.
During a considerable thunder storm
lustThursday night the residence oi
M.s, n. C. Lowe in Washington was
s ruek by lig, t dug, but fortunately no
one was unit. Toe lig'.nniiig strucK on
both sides of the chimney np-stairs.
s.lit and scorched a niimiier of other
()|[|||k jt| the ceiling, shivered one of
joist k near and completely crushed
several la'ick on a conn r of th“ chilli
n PV broke a doz ni or more glasses out
„f the windows and also struck a tree
a few feet from tlie house that was
leaning towards it. Mr. Samuel Lowe
was in the room where the most dam
age was done and was lying 011 a bed
only one or two feet from where the
two plank fell. He was not shocked
in tl,e lea8t *
There was a free fight between three
drunken negroes near the post-office on
Tuesday. The negn.es engaged in the
r„w I,,v« II.m 5 W.ll ^
Ilarry Williams.
etl the fight, say it was the most ridi
culous one they ever saw. It lasted
for some time and created a considera
ble disturbance, but unfortunately the
parties were not disabled from going
through the same thing again as so n
as they are out of jail. Will Means
was the onlv one who escaped An
outside negro came un to the officers
and offered his suggestions as to who
should be placed in jail The officer
very suddenly unpointed a deputy to
take charge of the prisoners, and gave
the officious darkey a lively chase.
Liglituing Ends t Hot Quarrel.
lfew 0r ] ean s Times-Democrat.
At Bay St. Louis, a suburb of this city,
on the Mississippi Sound, during a heavy
thunderstorm about noon recently, two
cattle dealers, Odum aud Borden, were
struck by lightning and instantly killed,
Tho two men were standing under a pine
suppling, near the railroad depot, engaged
in a hot quarrel Borden held a long
butcher knife in his hand ready to plunge
far as this wor,d iS concerned at least
The crown ot Bordon s hat was burned
ou j. jijg whiskers were scorched and there
were two little black spots to be seen on
j,j s r jpht shoulder. Otherwise he looks
perfectly natural, but Odum was as black
3i; taajs* ’arar<aa
^ »_ lver m his were mete to
“
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I have known Fitts Carmimtive to
cure wiien ail hopes of curing had been
disposed of. See adv.
Mays M rr-z <fc Cs. : Oliver ■ ^ s Quick >»., Relief
sells well and gives universal satisfac
tion. We cured a man of nervous
headache in a few minutes.
STATE NEWS.
Itcnisol News Gathered Here and There
i<'rom our Exchanges.
—58,000 worth of Macon city bonds have
just been soul at l04>-£.
—A Newton county sheep gave birth to
seven lambs the other day.
—Out of a voting population in Murray
coun ty of near 1.400, only 130 are colored,
—There are 85 applicants for the schol
............
—There are 50 more students at the the
v-r-? —The Outhbert irrpfft Light Infantiy n will be
armed with Springfield breech loading ri
ties,
—A white woman who is tramping from
st. Louis, Mo., to Florida 1ms reached Ma
coil.
—A few days ago Alonza Hewitt, of
Wayeross, committed suicide by taking
chloroform.
—The assets of the University of Geor
giaare $420,000, besides the dwellings and
real estate.
—Atlanta's cotton receipts for the sea
son just closing were between 14t>,000 and
vict camps in Pickens "»■ county. Everything "V”'
was found in satisfactory order.
—John Mack, an old citizen of Screven
killed by falling tree, while ...
county, was a
chopping in the woods, a few days ago.
—One of a fishing party from Macon
while asleep In his tent the other night,
dreamed i hat a young lady in the city was
endangered by a falling picture, and in
his gleep gave vent to an exclamation of
warning, which was noted by his'eompan
ions. Upon the party’s return to the city
they found that the young lady had had
the narrow escape seen in the dream at a
time nearly identical with the sleeper’s
cry. been
—The Sun reports that $72,000 have
subscribed towards the building of a cot
ton factory at Griffin.
—An Athens negro fell into a well forty
feet deep on Saturd y, but escaped with
out being hurt.
—Waynesboro True Citizen : Eplirim
r U 9 |i, colored, caught a “cooter” out of
G , mion - s ml u pm ,d, last week, which
w „ j( , lu , d 3)i , l 0 ,g u i s . This is the largest of
"
tins . species . of ,. turtle we have heard of.
—The West Point train crushed both
thighs of Thomas Rows, of Atlanta, which
rt su ted in his death Monday e ening.
—The Macon Volunteers have just re
turned from Rockford. Illinois whither , .
tijey were invited by the Riihw/ff that
at. TL,.v ropvet r. A-t*«. thin* n?
—Augusta News of Monday : Some
little gills near the Summerville Mills, in
Augusta, ” were playing will a pistol at
(|)( t)( . da w | ltM1 it discharged in the
hands of a hrtle gif!, Minnie Shipp. The
Ul „ 1|( . r linh , sist er on the cheek
bone ai.dHtlauaid off, sink n { aiutli.u . lit- ...
tic one in the stomach. Tue accident oc
curred ab iut 12 o’ct > k, and in an hoar
the injured child, a daughter of a Mr.
steed, one of the factory employees, was
The coroner went up this afternoon
to hold an ‘ Inquest
- The /ymeiicas Republican reports that
a gentleman near Danville T .».,..m,. discovered a: a
fcwann of hefts in a tree about loity ec
from the ground, one last week, and his
son, quite a lad, climbed the tree to cut
tlielimbandletthebees down.butunfor
tunately jarred the limb and the bee 8
SVV armed again, this time settling on his
head, many of them stinging him wherev¬
er they could touch him. He told his fath
er tfcat he would be forced to fall, but his
hjm to fl „d Ids way to the
„f«... and .0
did so and brought the bees down on his
head, lie was stung in a fearful manner,
and it was thought he could not live. Med
ical aid was summoned and at last accounts
fie was in a fair way to recover,
—It seems that Gov. Foster, of Ohio,
doesn’t know that Gov. Stephens, of
Georgia is dead.
—Gapt. Henry J. Dickenson, of Savan"
nali, is dead.
—Col. T. W. II. Harris, of Rome, has
purchased U. L. Prichett’s f irm near Car
tersville for 820 , 000 .
—Austin Jones, a colored deputy sheriff
in Chatham county, has been arrested for
cow stealing.
—A Macon special says that J. F. Lager
green of Atlanta, committed suicide in
Macon Tuesday.
— A tornado at El berton last Sunday de
molished ten dwellings, four churches and
killed Bynum Bell, colored. Thirty-seven
houses were blown down within a radius
of half a mile.
—Atlanta Journal: Adjutant Genera]
John A. Stephens lias been notified by the
North Carolina, West ^South* Virginia and
: ginia will be held at the State lair No -
ve.mber 1st, 1883, and a cordial invitation
is extended to all companies 111 Georgia to
he present an l engage in the contest. A
isaiasr
, whe(l suff from dyspepsia
y „ u or
disease, JSS'TiJS'SpiSSf'a liver c I “So?
When wish . , to f
wasting diseases. you
enrich tiie Wood and purify the
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aSf Brown s Ir ° n B ‘ tter f 4nd ^
greatly it will benefit you. T It surpass
es all known remedies as an enricher
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AUGUSTA......... GA
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CRAWFORDVILLE, GA.
— DEALER IN¬
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: 1 OVISrONS.CANNED GOODS, LARD
A MS. FLOUR, MEAL ANI) FARMING
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AT DR. SMITH'S OLD STAND.)
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Surimifidd ' , Robertson co., Tenn.^M !
November, 27th, 1880. j
I)r. J. Bradfikld :
lion known OS-Female l.leeme,’Vliiisli
dance, could not find relief. I have
used many other kinds of medicines
without any effect. 1 had just about
given her up, was out or heart, but
happened in the store of W.VV. Eckler,
several weeks since, and he, knowing
of my aaugliter ’8 alHiction, persuaded
me to buy a bottle ot your “FEMALE
REGULATOR ” She began to im
prove at once. 1 was so delighted with
Its effects that I bought several more
hot tits.
The price—$1.50 pei bottle—seemed
the globe ; and. knowing vhnt l do
about it,- If' to-ffiry** ;vm- of X.KlJy
was suffering with Unit awful disease,
- would have it it it cost f50 a bottle ,
for I can truthfully say it has cured
my daughter sound ami well, and my*
self and wife do most heartily recom
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TOR” to he juat what it is recom
mended to he. Respectfully,
11. 1). Featheubon.
Trial size 80 75 per bottle.
Full size 1 GO per bottle.
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2 ’82 ly
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CITY.
B. F. BROWN, Manager,
Number 26.
SHEEHANS
Excelsior Bottling Works
E. SHEEHAN,
1026 GREENE 1ST.
Augusta, - - Ga
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Pure Ale Soda martufactered Water, Sursasparillaand fresh Gin¬ and
ger from
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Georgia Railroad
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Banking Co.
Office General Manager, )
/■'lOMMENC1NG Augusta, Ga., April 28, 1888. j
following SUNDAY, 29instaiit,
the passenger schedule will
he operated :
vo. 1 WEST—DAILY, NO. 2 EAST—DAILY
bv. Augusta 10:80 u m I.v. Atlanta 8:20 a m
“ Milledg'II Macon 7:10 a in “ “C'wf’dTl At Ileus 1:14 D:4S|a|m
*• !):0. r > a ni pm
“ W'shTn inao'a mojp'uil'* m Ar.Wash'g’2:5i)'p m
Ar. C’f’dv’ll Mil lodg'd 4:4H pirn
“ Athens 4:0l)|p fl:45lDlmh‘ in “ Macon 0:40 8:fl61plm p m
“ Atlanta Augusta
NO. 3 WEST—DAILY. NO. 4 EAST—DAILY
Lv. Augusta8:00ip nnLv. Atlanta 8:45ip,m
Lv. CrTv'U 12:39 walnu p mlAr.C'f’dv’ll Ar.Augusta8:80wlm 2:08 a m
Ar. Atlanta O
.ioiiN w. grken~ K. It. DORSEY
General Manager. Gen. l’ass'ger Agent
Fast Line
■■
Georgia Railroad- Co.
Office General Manager, ■
Jg,“'3"'"""' 8 “ h “‘ ote w '“
sr*m mz \ m
Lv Va 0 Augusta os'” Vrmi 7:2fl ainjLve ami T Cfrdt?* Atlanta 2:80 1
Atlanta the “ ’6:05 “
12 “ Augusta 8:20 ••
jayHSUPEUB IMPROVED SrEEPKRS
TO AUGUSTA AND ATLANTA,
Train No 27 will stop at and receive pas
sengers to and tfrom the following points
^e^boro? Madff’ MA Ki
RuUedge, Moun
circle, Covington, Conyers, Stone
tain and Decatur,
Train No. 28 will stop the at, following and receive |ta
passengers to and from
m\
t3t(lixtis, Covington,jponyei g«»
js 00
h > . Di-maw., Through W
The' East Line has per
from Atlanta to Charleston and connects
for all points West and Northwest, Bast
and Southeast .
E It- DORSEY, JNO.W. GREEN,
Gen. Passenger Agt. Gea’l.Manager,
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