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NEWS IN SPECIALS. The State’s Property at Chattanooga. Atlanta, September 17. —At the capitol this afternoon the question of the value of the state road, including the Tennesee property, came up in a party of representatives. Hon. R. F. Watts, of Stewart, was present, and as it was known he has been making a special study of the question, hav¬ ing visited Chattanooga and exam ined the Tennessee property, he was put on the stand and pumped. He is a gentleman of intelligence and de¬ cided convictions, and expressed the opinion with confidence that the Western and Atlantic railroad prop¬ erty is worth a clear $12,000,000. He drew an excellent map of the real estate owned by the state in Tennes see, and spoke with some enthusiasm of its present value, but pointed out certain desirable changes whicnmight be profitably made, such as extend ing some streets and laying off new ones. With these changes, and bas ing his estimate on present values, Mr. Stewart is satisfied there is a surplusage of property there owned by the state, that is to say, property which is not included in the state road lease. Secretary Lamar to Succeed Justice Woods. Washington, Sept, i 6. —New York Herald’s Washington special says: “There is apparantly no doubt that President Cleveland ho,c definitely de¬ cided to appoint Secretary Lamar to the vacancy on the Supreme Bench caused by the death of the late Jus¬ tice Woods. Several days ago the President said, in reply to a distin¬ guished southern politician who call¬ ed to urge the ciaims of one of his constituents for the place: ‘I have no doubt your friend is amply quali fied for the position, but I must say to you in all candor that I have al¬ ready decided upon the gentleman who will succeed Mr. Woods, and have no reason to believ; I shall change my mind.’ It is generally understood that Mr. Lamar was the person referred to by the President. The First Car Load of Exhibits. Atlanta, Ga., September 18.— The first car load of exhibits for the exposition, including the Schuyler company’s electric light plant, arrived Friday, together with a shipment from Birmingham. The pictures will begin to come in next week and Mr. Bradley will be here to arrange them. Mr. Collier says work at the expo sition grounds will be completed next week, and he urges home exhibitors to go to work on their structures, counters, etc., Monday morning in machinery hail and the main build ing. He says the exhibits of mining cities will be the finest feature of the fair. Dr. Fox has 7,000 beds on his list and has already engaged room for outsiders. Another Dastardly Deed. Columbus, September Other attempt was made to wreck a passenger train on the Mobile and Girard railroad, at Flournoys seven miles from this city, last night. A bar of iron was placed on the track but fortunately J the train was not de railed. The first attempt r was made on Saturday at the same place. THE CHATTANOOGA, ROME A COLUMBUS. The Matter of Terminal Facilities Being Satisfactorily Arranged. From Chattanooga Times, 14 th.] President f. D. Williamson, presi* dent of the Pome & Carrollton rail road and president of the Construc tion company of the Chattanooga, Rome & Columbus company, was in the city yesterday. President Wil¬ liamson spent a large part of the day in conference with the officials of the Cincinnati Southern railroad with ref¬ erence to terminal facilities of his road in this city. Mr. Williamson was reticent as to what was done,but stated that the conference was emi¬ nently satisfactory. It was stated by a railroad man who knows something of what is transpiring to a reporter that there was no doubt of the Chatta¬ nooga, Rome & Columbus entering the city on the Cincinnati Southern railroad tracks. President William¬ son is greatly satisfied at the progress of the work on the section of the road already under contract, and says that everything is working sat¬ isfactorily. He will return to Rome to-day,but will be here again in a few days to let the contract for building other sections of the new railroad. Within thirty days it is expected to have the entire road from this city to Rome under contract. Deafness Can’t be Cured by local app ications, as t! ey cannot reach the diseased poition of fhe ear. There is ordy on ? way to cure deafness,and that ii by c nstitutional remedies. D?afm ss is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucus li¬ ning i f the Eustachian Tube When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hear big, and wheu it is entirely closed deafness is the r suit, and unlt-gs the uiflamatlnn' can bo taken oot and .... this lube rot , d , to . its normal , condr .. ore tion htaring will b« destroyed forever;nine ca:-esout of ten are caused by catarrh,^which is nothing but an inflamed condition i f the mucus surfaces. We will give 0n j Hundred Deilats ft r any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that we cannot cure by taking Hall's Ca¬ tarrh Cure. >end fer circular, free. F. J CHENEY & CO.. Tole ’o, O. l ; ^esr*So d by druggists, 7o cents. The Verdict Unanimous . W. D. Suit, Druggist Bippus, Iud M testifies: “I can recommend Electric Bit¬ ters as the very best remedy Every bottle sold has given relief in ev*ry case. One man took Bix bottles and was cured of Rheumatism of 10 years’ standing ” Abrabam Hare, Druggist, Be'lville, Ohio, affrms: ‘"The best selling medicine I h»ndbd in my 20 y«ir» np« nenoe, is Electric Bitters. Thousands Qf others have added their testimony, ho thttt tho verdict is unanimous that EDc trie Bitters do cure all diseases of the Llver> Kidneys, or Blood. Only a half a dollar a bottle at Cook Bros. p ITAXI0 N .—Georgia. Harris County.— G Whereas, certain petitions have made their ap establishment plication in this of court, praying public:roatl, an order commencing granting the a new at the forks of the road beyond Smyrna church, so as to run b Y Smyrna church, and intersect the Whitesville road about onc*fourtH niiic fi oni top of mountain iRug* Whereas, certain commissioners appointed for that pur¬ pose have reviewed and marked out said contemplat¬ of ed road, and reported to me that said road will be much utility and convenience. Now this is to cite and admonish all persons that thirty days after the publication of this citation in the Hamilton Journal i shown said road will be granted if no good cause \ to the contrary. By order C'Oinmissioticr s Courtj JOHN M. HUDSON, Clerk. Georgia* Harris County, B. F Lancaster Libel for Divorce. vs Harris Superior Court, Julia Lauoaster. April Term, 1887. It appearing to the court by the return of ihe Sheriff in the above stated o*se that the defendant does not reside in said county, and it further appearing that she does not reside in t his state. It is therefore ordered by the oourt that ser¬ vice be porfectcd ou the defendant by the publication of this order once a mouth for four months, before the next term of this court,in the Hamilton J< ub nai., a newspaper published in Harris County, Georgia. Hjinby 0. Cameb* n, J. T. Willi 3 , Pl’ff’s Atty. Judge 8.0 O.C. A.true extract from miuutcs of Harris Superior Court, April Term, 1887. A. F. Tbujett, C. 8 0 H. 0 Gh SHAKEK'S CORDIAL The wonderful remedy for All Bowel Troubles, --SUCH AS— Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cramp Colic, Cholera Morbus arid all b<-wel affection*,no matter of how long standing, ’lire gem of remedies for teething children. Pleasant to take, cure* iruarantved, and only 2 r ) cents Below is the verdict of those that have tried it: Dr W A Gillespie, White Hu.l- hur Sj ring* Ga., says. * 4 I know the formula of Shakers Cordial and cheerfully endorse it. I u-e it with su e)S- in my practice.” Oakland, Ga Dr. Thos. D. Goodwin, , says no family should be without, it. Dr. A. G Floyd. Greenville, Ga , says, ‘ I recommend Shaken* Cordial without hesitation to any one suffering with bowel troub’e as 1 know the formula and iho in practice. t f same my Greenville, Ga. Dr. R. F Hall, says. Have been prescribing Shaker's Cordial for i-everal years arjd consider it as safe and reliable remedy as can he had for any one guttering with bowel or summer complaints Dr Jno. W. CameTon. Columbus, Ga , pays, “1 haw never been disappointed in a single instance in prescribing bbakers years." c<«r» dia’ aioI have used same several Hon. T. A. Atkinson, Greenville. 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