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BITS OF NEWS TOO SHORT FOR A HEAD,Operation ^iSglCUg WEEKLY TIME8 .. RPf1 , Y DECEMBER 5. 1902. ADAMS IS GOING TO [Soon. Boiled Down to Four Lines J whistles at the'nn U °7 ' h<! Ch ° rns and Bunched. j# Carolina ChcmTeul" CJo° wi|J*awak'°" — tho HZ ln * he6 "' a “l' s above the citr° HAND MIRROR OF EVENTS HERE and thS ' ? ,ndnS, ' y *»<Ure 42 la added ,„ er “ SBnfao,arin « »l«» Happenlns.lftTH.Clty and Suburb. It hoped th.T’a •bo first of this of Local Interest to Be Perused at ocnld bo made Leisure Whllo Your Coffee Is Slowly Cooling. PULL A HEMP ROPE, Have yon seen the beautiful amort ment of piotnres displayed at M, 8 Holliday’.. It is just three weeks from today uu- til Santa Clans comes. Christmas and Sew Year will be here almost before wo know it. If Mon Adams were only to bv hann- ed in publio it Is fair to assume that *,.000 indignant negroes would witnces the exeention. Mr. Davenport, thoyonne man who lost a foot Frida* while oonpliog at the Central depot, was doing verv well yesterday. y The legislature has only abont eight more working days, and the session at which so little has been done, will soon be ended. PZASU&ZS rrs, ta rv,;rv Place; material for manafactnrTngV” illzer is at band, and soon this will bo n ued ont at the rate of twenty thous- and t° n8 annually by the newest and bast equipped plant in Georgia Yesterday. negro is given a fair trial. But Evidence ao Overwhelming; That Jury Is not Long In Reaching a Ver dict — Double Murderer Will be Hanged Dec. 30th. Game is cheap in other Georgia oit- ios, but not in Americas. Even poker and craps come high oa this legally posted reservation. The fat porker horeabont was knock ed ont on the first cold round, and Americas epionres are now feastiog upon the et oeteras. Americns merchants are putting large orders for holiday goods. They look forward oinfidently to on excel lent Christmas trade. Cotton reoeipts in Americns are the minimum now. The total receipts at the warehouses here since Monday is a paltry sa; bales. Now that Congress has convened, perhaps the President may soon (take up the appointment of postmaster the Amerions postofllcj. Mr. W. 0. Carter announces else where that he is handling cottonseed meal, and will exchange this for (seed Read his advertisement. Motley, the negro bioyele thief .who stole a number of flue wheels here was sentenced to the penitentiary yes. terday to servo two years. Yesterday's steady downpour of rain gave business a black eye. People could notget in from the country, land town folk stayed at home. Few Americns cotton men take slock in the estimate of 10,49},000 {bales for this crop. Ten million is about the average of local guessers. Just what the city oonnoil is going to do at the annual election in January, iaa subject whioh is now interesting some of the olty's employes. Some Amerions people love an ex- oiting time, and a parly of flfly watch- ed a terrier kill a oage full of big ra on Forsyth street yesterday. Sam Heys has seenrod a divorce from the warehouse and goes to Al bany today as shipping clerk for the Amerions Grooery Co. there. Bo’s life8aved From Membranous Croup. W/nr| W ', Lj r' 11 ,' * Pr0mln<1, >’ Cltlz nof Winchester, Tod. write, -My UtUo boy bad asever. attack of membranous croup and only got relief after taking Foley’. Honey and Tar. He go, reI | ef af * r “king one dose and I r ee i that It raved the life of my boy." itofuie substitutes. John R. Hudson. LOOKED fwe for a jailbird. Member of Committeo Thus Mistaken by Prisoner. Former Sheriff J. O. MeArtbur does nor resemble in tbe least s jailbird, bOt this was the conclusion formed of him by a prisoner yesterday, though Me Arthur was quick to correct the error. Aaa member of a committoo from the grand jury he was looking through tbe corridors of tbe jail. Presently the psrty eamo to tbe cell occupied by Bnndrick, the Dooly coun ty prisoner charged with the killing of Mr. John 8. Shrouder there. Bnndrick oomplained that hia cell was cold, to which MoArthnr replied that he had stayed in tbe jail for nine years and found tbe building very comfortable in every way, “Rnt did yon oooupy a osll away np here,” aeked Mondrick. McArthur lost no time in informing the Doolylte that he occupied tbe jail as an offoer and not as a prisoner, case as he seemed to suppose. Found guilty of the atrooions mur der of his wife and daughter, Monroe Adams has been sentenced to hanged here, in private, on Tuesday December SOtb. Sncbjjwaa the sen tence imposed by Judge Littlejohn npon the conclusion of tbe ease yes terdsy evening. Of conrse there will be the nsnal dc lay resulting from a motion for ja new trial and appeal of tbe oase. But in the end, in all probability, Adams will dangle at a rope's end for one of tbe moat inhnman and brutal enmea that ever blackened tbe orlm- nal records of this oounty. Coder cover of darkness, without motive or the slightest provocation, this negro shot to death his own* wife and grown daughter and *th^o, with their blood upon bis hands, expressed determination to have murdered three others had he but found .them. It was a carnival of crime npon which Adams was engaged. And for this he bar bcenjlriod, rep resented by able counsel, aud tbe vet' diet of twelve good men have con signed him to tbe gallows. The trial of the ease occupied {the day In superior eonrt yesterday. Adams was ably defended by Messrs James Taylor, Allen Fort, Jr. and T. F. Cal laway uidor appointment of the coart. Solicitor-General Hooper appeared for the state and made oat a very strong l •m M Lu ionus toe basis ox an ideal Ideal because they do good aa w„. „ )d—muscle building aa well aa palate pleasing. Uneeda Biscuit aa the basis of a luncheon or a substantial ““J; You can’t understand the goodnesa ofUnaetfo Blacult until you try them. old only in In-er-seal Packages which keep them froth an Frank Mjller of Now York Suooumba to lllneaa. The death of Mr.Fraok Miller,which oceurred at The Windsor yesterday morning, was one of peculiar tadnesa though the end was not un expected, as be bad been very ill *lth fever for nearly a week paal. Everythiog that tender hands and loving friends oonld do was rendered, bat the advanee of tbe grim messen ger could not ba stayed. The end etme peacefully at 8:80 I'clock yesterday morning. Mr. Miller waa the traveling repre- tentative of a New York firm and waa very will-known in Ameriena, where he frequently etme on basinets, and no yonng man stood higher in the es timation of bis friends. TREY GOME IN CARS ANDGOTHEIR WAY. People Who Came Or Went Away Yesterday. AMERICUS A MECCA FOR MANY Came Hero, Jnst received: Fresh shipment of Hnyler’a Candies; aCHodaon'e drng ■tore Your Own Name or That of a Friend May Bo Found Below In tho Long May Have to Wait a Whllo Longer for Their Money. * Jnat when the orrdilora ef tho de funct Peopl, a Bank will get any por tion of ihvir money is a question inter- eating several hundred people in Amer icns. Auditor Maynard and Receiver G. B. Ellie have made their reports to the ooart and tbeso are bolng carefully examined by Jndge Littlejohn. In view of the faot, however, that various other creditors have filed exceptions to 1 • ii A tu* m £4 E "A I sht r’-rsc is c heavy cvrcc Sickncsy -lake* n li^ht purse. 1 .’c LIVER is the seat of nin tenths of all disease. 1—— .......ou uiurnugu uira. ijQurn Adame, the picture of composure acd I Erown Miller, formerly of Americas I self possession, sat near his attorneys. La j,“°7 N ? w T 01 ! 1 * I lighter, and he was the piotnre of ro-1 friend*, who day and night watohed at I bust health and strength, I the bedside of tbe sufferer and admin He gave no sign of recognition to tbe *° bi» ‘very want • I hundreds of people abont him. I His brother, Mr. G. B. Miller, of sh.Hir n 11 . , . . I Montgomery, was at his side when tbe Sheriff Bell, who oaptnred Adams end came. Hia aged mother was in I after the homicide, and flvs negro I rente here from New York with all I witnesses to the killing were put np by I Possible epeed, but was stopped at I the State. These latter testified to the Moo, K on » er r by a telegram annonno- I a_iaa* _ # . .1 iOl? tllQ And. * — — —- "»«»■. | ®I** Florenoe Page has gone npon a He waa twenty-eight year* of age, I delightful visit of two week* to friend* and related by marriage to Mrs. Lanra 10 Hardeeville, S, 0. | lag the end. The body was taken to the family The money and energy apent here Thursday in a fruitless chase After Thanksgiving bird* and rabbits wonld have bnilt a small cottonlmill. An Atlanta preacher has oreated „ big stir by denonnelng the wearing of open work hosiery. He evidently aroused too msny hots Annas. Mr. Harry Morgar, for several yeaie with Johnson A Harrold Warehouse Co. has recently taken a position with the Armonr Packing Oo. here. Yesterday’s freeze pnt a golden tinge npon the savory chltterling, >nd the citizen retted to a proper appreciation of the good thinge of life la happy now. The Pride of Heroes. Msny soldiers In the last war wrote to 'aay that for Bsbratshes, Brnlaes. Oafs, wounds, Cirnt, Sore Feet and Still Joints, Buoklen’a Arnloa Stive la tte best In the world. Sams for Burn*. Soalda, Bill*, Ulcers, Skin Eruptions and Piles. It onres or no pay. Only kSo. at E. J. Xldrldga’s drug store. WILL SELECT NEW UNIFORMS. Committee Will Make Soleotlon For Governor’s Staff, Col. Shelby Myriek received not'eo Tuesday morning of hi* appointment aa a member of a committee of five to •eleot tho uniform* for the members of Uov. Terrell’s staff. Tho otter members of tho oommitlee are from Atlanta, and the moetiog was held there yesterday afternoon. killing, giving all the harrowing de- and restore tho action of the I tra 2 ia Btory. LIVER to normal condition. I The defense pnt op no witnesses, I State ok Ohio, oity of Toledo, J, tone * 0 the system and r e ‘ t#t “ ° f ‘ he pr,,on “ “ nooD 0 J b ?u solid flesh to the body. olosing the testimony. senior partner of tUe firm of F. J. 1 OnB.vEYis Co., doing business lu the --- the sum DOLLARS for Mr. Luke B. Forrest, ^of Sumter, was mingling yesterday'among his many America* friend*, Mr. H.T. Davenport is at home again after an extended bnsineaa trip through middle Georgia, Mr*. 0. W. Collins, of Arlington, la visiting her parent*, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Page, near Americns. solid flesh to the body. Take No Substitute. Jnst before be took tho stand Adams, {jRpft&O*' | through Attorney Taylor, requested I said, and that «ald firm will pay tl ist prayer be ofiered for him then and HUNDRED_ DOLLA MARRIAGE ON SUNDAY EVENING. I J* - W oflered ,of hl “ » nd eLh uny^SSet C?mbb “th« I there. This request was promptly de-1 oannot be oared by tbe as* of Haul's ... . . a. 1 • .. fllTlIimt r*rvwr» Mia* Minnie Johnson and Mr. Hearn I n * #d blm by the oonrL United. In bis atatomont Adams rooited Oatabbb Cubb. _ , w frank j. cuenby. Sworn to before me and subscribed In —-1 oworn co oaxors me and subscribed In Avery happy and romantlo m „. bit of hia family trembles which, he “J »!. Otn. day of Dresember ia?A AAnnrPAil Iiafa an I Bald. Involvdil tharrnnd nivnn nf hia I / * \ — rlage occurred here on Sunday eve-| Mid > lnTolT «J the good name of bis I r ning at the resldenee of Judge Thomas [daughter and was brought abont by] j “ r - ® af ?* D - He * rn Hardy Robinson, who desired toj mar- Catarrh Tare t* taken Internal. A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public. uom ne aiso connected therewith. I P-J. CHEs4tTcO., Toledo, O. Adams declared that when he fired HeU-7p.m , |!fp!!hi 1“ the best. Farmer Logan Has Plenty Meet as Usual. plighted their troth et Hymen’* altar. . '7°'”’, * MUor 10 “ a mLmon.Vnrfa^Ba'rf'thi’mt*^ The engagement of thli popnlrryonDg 8ebem ' 1 ' * nd Will Nlghton end wife, | f or *—-* ■— - conplo had previonsly been ennonneed " hom bo Also oonneoted therewith, and tbs marriage was plsssantly an- Adams deolared that when he Uoipated among the many friends of | he thought he waa alminn at the Vloh-, both. The bride is tbe beanlifnl ton . _, hnm h« ,«.n. * daughter of Oapt and Mrs. J. 8. John- ‘ ’ who “ h * rMl, J ^ealred to kill. | is KILLING A HUNDRED HOGS. eon, residing near Andersonville. | ex oresiod deop Borrow at having Mr. Hearn was especially desirions | bla wife and daughter that Jndge Allen should officiate at All the attorney* In tbe ease made bis marriage and aooordlngly drove to I speeches and it waa 'naarlv 4 u’ninrk I u. u T r_ . « . evening where StItaJwere solemn- Whe “ * h# inry re " Md - moat progrimlv. and sn^mlAl f^‘ ized in the presence ofa number of Th8 i ary ,ntha Messrs. «»l»g to be long on meat this relatives and friend*. Mr. Hearn J T ’ J - Frazier, B. G. Lake, J. P. Pan-1 ^ * a oonneoted with the Whitley Grooery hon.E. T. Smith, R O.Smoot. W. W. „»”nd wh^in the^eathMto'*n*. nd m met?, Dd bTMe. k They-me' now ^ ^ B.K. Webb,;E. Y. Yonng, homl" to their Wend. It tha All«n Mohrm » nD * w * B - Hansford,|S, F. next year. Last week he killed six- jj 0n60 I Halstead and L. O. Gammage, I * een porkers, and baa eighty more Thejnry waaont bnt a abort time w . ho ? P ® , , ,, ". h l' p e ,, a*h 0 “'.'*‘ 0 ‘a , of I will have with me tbe 4, -9 and #tb, tll j returned a vwdint | “Inety-slx for this wintm’s killing. Fox the famous eye epeelalist of Phila-1. . T . . . . J- j If all our farmcraconld raise their|osn delphi*. Don’t tail to have him teit | J dg * ^““GohD, aa slated, sentenced I meat, aa does Mr. Logan, the cotton your eye* free of obarge. I Adams to hang (on 30th. inat., bat I halls and bears wonld have fewer ter- Johx R. Huoaox. | there la but little likelihood that he | lor ,n the way of manipnlat- wlll swing so soon as that. Tho exe-1 lo * ** 1 * priea ot th * ,tallle - | cation I* ordered to be in private. An immense throng of negroes filled Mr. E D. Ansley leaves today for New York, where he goes npon la pertant matters of bnsineaa. Mrs. J, P. Cooper returned lo Perry yesterday after a visit to her (parents, Jndge and Mrs. J. A. Ansley'on Bell street. Miss Kale Callaway, of Maoon, lathe pret'y and popnlar guest of her oonsip, Miss May Wheatley, at horjhomo m Lea street. any part ot the funds on hand may bo longer dolayed, though this matter has not yot been fully determined. It wu announced some time ego that a first payment to creditors wonld be made nuder order of tbe court at this term, but it la now a debatable question whether, with tbe,exceptions reoontly filed, this can be done at present. Report Rom the Reform School. J. G Gin?k, Supjrintendmt, Prun- tytown, W. V«. write*: “Aftor trying all other advertised cough medicines we have neolded to us. Foley’s Honey and Tar exclusively In the Wert Virginia Reform Sibool, I fl.d It the moatef- f-etlva and absolutely harmless." John R. Hudson. For Book*, Periodicals, Piotnres and •frame*, fine stationery, engraving, toya and fancy goods—headquarters at M. 8. Holliday’s. DR. ALEXANDER’S CHILL TONIC ApMltlve, permanent, nnd jafecurerbr MtUrie, Chill, and Few. Contain, no poiaon. Tho beat Mi.. Whnall.v I. Mia „ .1 TobI ? Anll-Perlodlc, Appetizer, and StrengUi. MIS* Alay Wheatley I* the pretty and I enerforpale,Mekly female.«nd children known, charming gaeat of Mias Nell* Vasou Brin*, the flow to fluted check. I make, weak in Albany this week while attending tbe Elk* Fair. Mrs. James A. Hixon la at home Dr. Alexander-, again after a pleasant stay of”two or °***« Torpid Liver. lon^pfuoo.aiSkHodiS* COTTON MARKET REPORT. Conghi, Colds and Constipation. Few people reallae when taking eongh Sound Kidneys—Perfect Health The nee of Smith’s Sure Kidney Cure will produce both. Try a bottle-and he convinced. Yonr dinggist sella it for 60 cents. Amerions, Ga., Dee. 8.—Receipts ■ ,u,uui v, uegcon uuca i cew people tesiiie when taking eongb today at local warehouses. ^43 bales. I the gallery of the courtroom dnriog | madlolnst other ttai Foley’s Honey and Received prtv.onsly 20,,02 “ | tha trial yesterday, watching the easel T4r ‘ th * t ,h ®I oontll,, opiate* whleh are k.iaa I With absorbing interest. | b ^ ,d ?* be, °? nn “I*. P«* Total receipts to date... .23,804 bales. The local market is quoted a* follows: Good Middling ?( & 7j Middling 7j @ 7} Batter Than n Plaster. „ . , .I A phe* cf Minuet dampened with ; N '°* Y °I}' D *J*• ,. V l n n J a“, Chamberlain’* Pain Balm sod bound on tleularly hr children, Foley’* Honey and Taroontains no opla’er, la safe aad anreaod will not ooestipa’a. John R Hndfoo, .t.adr Dm ~ j.V" g ai M«oh I ^ Dtmoe,,UBt r “ n *»<>“*»* on I Sight U prioelea* ae don’, fail to have 8 fs Mav^i ’ J ’ tbo elteeted puts ,, better than a pla,. Fox tha famona eye specialist of Phila- 8.18, May 8.19. | Urfor , Ume baok , nd for paln , ln tbe deIph „ to , M , yonr #J#| #t John . aide or chest Pale B rim has no superior Hudson's drag store. If Ton Suffer From Kidney TroableelaialiolauBtfor the relief o^despasated, | — ■ Use Smith’* Snre Kidney Core, Noth-1 mnacnlar and rheomaho pain*. For] Borne men are known by tte frten’s iof like it for diseased kidneys. SOt I ael* by all drogglito. I they fail to make. three weeks in Atlanta with Represen tative Bison. Mr*. G. H. Whitaker leaves teday e Washington, and will spend two week* pleasantly with friends at tbe nationel capital. Mr. Donglas Feagin, a Bnmter yonng men, now a wellknown yonng lawyer of Meoon, is attending superior court bore today, Mis* Minnie Harper left yesterday for Richmond where aho will spend some time at the home of her brother, Mr. Ross Harper. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Dodson spent yesterday vory pleasantly in Albany, visiting friends and seeing the attrac tion* of the Elks Fair. Mrs. John A. Walter*, of Albany, la visiting her brother, Mr. T. B. Hooke before going with Mr. Walter* to Tam ps, Fla. soon to reside, Mies Lnolo Johnson, of Maoon, ar rived yesterday npon a visit tolUisies Maiy and Carrie Wootten, at their home on Ohnreh street. ^ Misa Annie Williamson, a oharming society belle of Nashville, is the charm ing gaeat of Mias Ides Felder at her residence on Taylor street. Mr. A. W. Smith ha* gone to New York for the purpose ofjbnying a line of boantlfnl holiday goods for the A, W. Smith Fainltore’Oo. Mrs. Carrie Brannon {William*, of Savannah, after a brief visit in Mont gomery, it again the gaeat of Miu Mervin Callaway for a few diyt, Mrs. Rank Harrold left yesterday for Albany, where aho will bo the gaeat of Mrs. Wallace W, Bacon for several days daring the Elks Fair. children fat and hearty. TSUet farm | UAeleas t cney to take. Price SO clt. Trial Size, 25 etc Frist 25 Ccntr. For isle by Se it by m til o YireeetM- ot p-ice. o/E.S EldiGgr, i.lo imerlcua, tfa Sood JPoa/tA... ZtAo days and girls health is tho foun dation for their success*. Jfoep well if you insure ^ a future. Jf TJonie: jfn Jfitoratiue, or Remedy for Colds, Tae btttdtnfi are here* -» the beat it medley Rambert’s Drug Store 4 JNcxt Postoffico] PILES! PILES! PILES ore 1 nbort xxuaranic««i