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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1893)
TIE BRIDIE COLLAPSED Hi Hi? MM Men MrM npafh UCdlU in M Ihp Mb Piypr IU?GI. A Terrible Disaster at Lonlstllle Last Friday Morning. At a few minute* ]***l 10 oh‘lock I rittay irotming ih<* fulne uork and ihnt |>Art of th*"- mhldlu of th*' IrOTijflvillo And »fe^er*oi>villo hrif!g« ^«ve way, *ud, with all the workman, wwi precJpiUitod 110 f* ft into the wAtur Iwlow. There vrtut but n iuom< uVh warning, hu <1 tin who * going down with the m?ih« of iron mol tim lw*r ftt*rt«Td for tlm pi< r» nfi* r (he 6r>tt trembliug th*t indicat/fd 1li« girlug ItffRT tin work. The neeidi-nt a horrible one, find )h the la*t of iv long Unt of tropln'M that hftvo marked the con«trite ttotl of thin bridg* The foreman, in ituginning the work, noticed that <lur mg the night the ’tra\* \* r," whieh lm‘l been put in plw*- the night before, had bei'it work* <1 loofte by the w ind. An order (.i draw it back into place wii* given nnd the men ftinl engine* were fttarted. The w ind wan high at tho time Hfid « genth' ft waving of the f ft 1*0 work gradually forced the “traveler - * off the pile» on which it w»»m rratihg. 'Hu end ftliifjft'd, the whole work trembled, nnd tho nt« n, r* ftb/,ing their <ianger, started for the pier As luck would havv it, the central le nt waathe Prat to giv* way nnd the men on thin bent w* fit down to be covered 1»V the y i>HHft of iron nnd timber of th** other bi nt*, which fell »lin<»Ht immediately, lurrying with them tin other workmen who f HI led to re» ll phi* 1 ' h of tnftHy on the jiiers. The north bent, or the one nttaelied tu tie- Iiiiiiuiia pier, did Hot (all lor fifteen minutes after the other ...... As m ar as can ■■■ ' . -a'n-d, . «» .. -. , • U< ....................!"I bridge when tie Hlsrm wa. given by ,he e ig.t.eer .. rimitfi of Hu* workn. <»f went down mum were covered h.v a mass of timber, front ’miiuath winch it will bu days before ‘heir bodies are recovered. Mm thsi crash, when, i ,,t nave wav. was »l 10:25 o'clock, wad ii was ,hot. that the great number of fa tali ties occurred. A feu# minutes later a bent, on which then was hut little <«J fho jiropof, w»y on the Indiana side. Ill (his, )1 is bell t.)d that but one unknown man «na hilled, He NVI1H i-nughl b\ a top" mol dragged beneath ,1m water, Thu crash attracted attention shore and many turned away their i ves a* they «aw tie men struggling in midair in their mad (Torts to climb oil! of danger. (STHr uHLiN** roll Mrr. Mlii-Ii the huge mass nl material atfllck the water all was concealed for an instant by (he spray that was thrown lug , into the air As the w« tef subsided hero ftnd ''lore couhl 1m ‘'' rtigg oiR < * [ r ;' - ' bi 4 iiii- > !!t : * b n * s * wiu s ‘ * ¥ tioalft that \mioui from the tiliare. (Hheiwatimggbnl Oeftperatidy at»d carried *• ti - M! ' urr< ' , ‘ M,n ‘ n most when ies mu was at hand A feu iii, nut'':* u o "'' cl1 1 " " ns was son b> all parts of tin eit.v Near the bridge live the wive* and children of many of the workmen. Those were soon on the river bank Many were wild with grief and rushed frantically about, w ringingiheir hands and tearing their hair. The the bridge company, on Campia street, will. I*i so pod ............... moth , rs and wives it.umrieg for th, ir loved Ollftft. Mali horn after 111,•accident tllAfft WftfC At h’Uft! thoilftClul j pr«*pl<M»u tho livur bunk. Hi* believed that f**r(v lives ware lust. Till,, patr.d warn.,;, war,, kept luisv mid gunida. a salat.** I l*v the fire ....... Ul. It, earrviiig off th-dead and injured. IV w»g„„a could Rut h tu and Hum the hospital fast nough b.nsv.M- these taken from the nvur. HOC UFAO A NO INJIRKO. Tbi* fA,*lh»wuig ift ft list id tlu* duatl ft Uti BllKSltlj Ihnul f*. O. (larloek, •)«Jin Cmirtiu v, *t. Mmph>, s. c * (lodk, MiMtiiifj V Hohlerer. ^ 8*hUI$ 0, CrugHU, M. Suluu, FnMik Situiucuift, »b lit i n»*u\ ill*’; (1. H. Hiii kh% DmipUiu, 1 *h. i d, iit'lth u, *T. 1. Wilson, Put Kidiuy, J, 1'. < uF. Htmrri^UOv %1, A1h*i»* V. F. Moon*. Ouo Lilly. 11 \\ Lilly, U F. Ihurtingvr. Virgin in i 11. BbftK. I ho lint «*f in* jnrul jh very ho ;v hh<1 h n\nnV>er ot tbu*e UH>»t heriuit-.y hurt will prnb ' ablv die. A large fore,- of men and S pih driver were at work all day K« udny in clearing up the a reek at the bridge, bttt no Itudit-H w ere taken out. Most ot the injured men aud those killed bad their lives insured for various amounts. ( aniint Kruit, Thh i.iusir*. whi*h las' a!!»""'i »mh c»K-mivc proportloaa, it« v I.UUC tu* as knew., to th* inhabitants of lNm»i*u, but hftd ioaa iM V,MO.,; ou for^< u«M3. n«up veaM a -o ft part* at'amu* ,d .,hspp* :n--i to ’ a ■meat w.-svatio ,s to that ,i»* when sow* mu of pns.-nod fthowrU tig* wm foumt Inmi^ation thnt ihft Eid Imh*u pul ittto tin* ?a.ra iu a iu4au4 fifths tu ojetting left for th? «!t a(Q to tfOIM ftRti Uiftll M*ah‘it with thy WftX, The hint WftK tftkrls, nlnt !hf fol lowing you fruit'd lulling Wfft ittUyatuced in !hr J'Jat <* Alter the iiiiiuuti brftdiocd iu I'offijioii two thou‘a rut vests ucfi'T*. PRENDEKGASTS TRIAL. Aathorlties Ft-sr t h*l an Attempt at Lyncbiuc WIU he Made. Brothvi Adjutftfor of the f .ftSftUr lofttitiitN) iu the i'reri*h'rg*at Ht Chu-Hg e Fndfty that ht* hmlre il CkUuinuiiH'aiii'iss from the pris¬ whieh i«d hiUi Ig e that the lr*i Oh mg to nut S' ot iigius 11* ud* igast was ha; mil* to the city bsl). it "a mi not) court h cuiK* held, aud tht-n iu* of a change progra - •• .. - t*h<*u back t«> theorim eoiii 1 i iiildiiu; «/*iu. Darin# his li* was carefully gustded iu a carnagt-. as the official* fearei attempt wouid l>« made on Li* Ufa. I THE NEWS IN GENERAL WetSSi !n)Sl Out *«t MMW T6H!£r<piC AITO Anil I'tcsented in Pointed and Reada¬ ble Paragraphs. The cold wave still thrown itself to the breeze*, 20 below zero being the average figure in Ht Paul Wednesday. A gunpowth-r explosion tool; plaeo Wednesday at Waltham Ablo-v, Kng land. One person was killed and nine \ lajorerl. A S»n Frwifii»< , o of Wodne* fifty f-ftys : The 0< »*anic brings new* tb*t th* •tnpftnefM? *tean»*hip Afiitftuyf* i nnc f*triif*k on « rack while boun<! *or Hhonohftroft, November 15, unit foundered. Thirty pA*K:mger were drowned. A eable diftpftt*c?h of Tljim«l*y from Pnrift ftftyn. Mr. •feme*(hn you Bennett hiift returned to the city after two nionthw'Ab.v nuf , during whieh he lu»* passed considerable tout) in the liiv ora. Mr. Bennett ha* completely re covered from hi* accident, which will h*ave uo H* ri<yUh <'ffeet«. The German hark Elise, from Hum hero and loaded with ka.n.t, armed Hi Charleston Wednesdar morning. Hio Ci-ed Charleston bar drawing twenty f<et and found twenty two t-et of water ou the bar. This fait is note wortln be, 1( , fharh-toi. I.h i has hneb'doie iir.vented the entrsuee id shi). draw .up mm etlmn eighteen feet. . . , t .r , , ii.<. . bjf. Mt, h' h v says ; I he am.....it of e„-1, secured l.y ,ll ‘ u »1111 -o' > son at th" posto hco in- aia.v night is now robbei '' Inis been discovered '!“ aid ‘ ” In . sjeetor Stuart says that there ,» little ptobiibdit Ti............ v that the man will bu cup iniel cashier is not so ....... il|jl|ri . ( , „„ „, (1H re , )ort ,.,, t k - hril f(( , with a badly - . , 1 he business off Aulliuan manufacturers of engines, threshers and otle r implements, at Canton, <)., has gone into tlm hands of receiver*. Thu company, it la understood, U ci tirdy 82,700,000, solvent, as its assets its ara liability* uot far from while M* about #1,000,000. 'I ha applrca lion for » receiver was made by Hon. howin Milior, of Akron, llio jurHiflunt of tho foinpiin v. Tim tightiu’HH of tha mon< y iimrkot. is ftiij»j>o#ied to ho nc (•ountalfle for it »IJ. A (’liicftgu (lispalch of Wednesday says: Tho possession of tlo-fact that, Chicago is preparing to feed and lodge the hungry and homeleas has caused n tide of ragged humanity to act in from ull over the country. Every freight • train, the police say, in hcavy-laiUui with (rampish looking niou. I, is prnbitblo that Chief tlreuimn will in struct details of police to meet *11 ,-oming trnitm and turn back tho ,| ttr „ r a. Thoaewho rafttsu to go will, )ht , J10 ] je « M y, be arrested. Thll del, gates of tho American Fed oration of Labor n session #t Chicago tion of tin-tftrifT, Tl*«> iiiAtU’r uniijt up hi the form of u communication from! ! ^ J(|||h w||J . k< , rM Q f Uriflgci>ort,wbioh j Om.joruf, that «ftn r Urn paasage of the MeKinh ' v l»iil, their wage* jnui been ' ,educed and that tlmir employes | threatened further roduutum iu I he |l( , ho , 1|IHM( , K0 „f the Wilson hill. I ..... ...... imilnil ,ation was laid on the I t)l ,, le lU , d ftl „ delegate* fought shy of I M1V ’ dmeussiot, ot, the subject. * A busitiesi , lilcmk , , at . Buffalo , W .. known , ss the Arcade, whs des roved , '- v « r ‘' 1 lioreday morning, aud Robin- ; Music theater nnd Shea s concert j'** ««•«''> 11 ' ,l New > , ( Jork J 1 "' and ,l , u *' ( h ! lileago ,lulW "‘K are »>o- in ! tniiiM. I no fireman of tho building i a! miafting nm\ \\ \n Huppimu*! he peri«h*Mt i in the flameft. TJj*’ flanuft »il»o cle «*rov« *1 the , Wrta , Imihbug, oeoupmd . h >\ " '\ »“« *»»-'*". «b*da **,da grm-era the building was valued " 1 bey were insured for , ‘ , **> '»««• ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ u ^ ^ %{ ^ 000. NEWS FROM HAWAII* I a uHi**»h*ut Is nt t>vrr Hunt but the Mhiatlmi is I m lninmo. \ Hun 1'rniud » ftpi i’iul of .Sidunl«y j *-«yh; l ho bUhui* r AudrNlia Iiah nr l ivid. SId* brings ftdvkvu from Hnno- o lu:il to I h ut inbur t»th, 'J ho nxedt*. •' ,u *' , d fn\<‘r lu .d, but up to th»t thuo thorn IihiI Won no ulimigu the ! tu MtnnJum Since lh*e« nibei* 5th IU* umlcvial clinu^e Ims Ink* n plaet* in the *b"' military or political attitude of the rein l>Btti*>a. ) The <)«.-. i,‘» «,liter rents aty lM>itig lavretly aime.l. The marshal is witu-tb .l that over two hilti d r « d Winehesti r nil.- , have been Work *’J in!" Honolulu in small lots from the island of Mali duriug the past month, and distributed to the royal ! i fSita SwltxerlamU* Non I'resideut, \ New York special of Similar »«ia: M Frcv. United foruu-rlv Htat,; M« 5 ks winiator'to has hw,i oUvtcd , irwitit . ul of SlUR * oouf.-d.irntum. * " . l “ , i , ha!i , h.d , « *oma«Ucy _. »m-r. t olotn , 1 1 **?"> * native of Swttxeriaud. but is "ell known in the l into*! Mat, 'ft. Af* Ut M miht * r > iNhioatuiiiBl eirori*. ho s ouy*ht pift.'tU'H i xpuri in the lifeif <}i ftirricuittwfti neii'iuv tu tu riRmiv, cxti'mliui; Ins olt.M rvntioUMiUii Mmlu * u thftt Iitit* tk» Aiiiiprioa.w hurt' iu IHfLl, wlu'U tli civil v> iir brxvkt> mil, ho wwl* fouuvt praftietlh* a> a farm hftru) iu lliiiioift, fnuiiliftri/iu^ Jbuus» If with th irtcaltnral aiethod*. Me cu Ul i ml uirftgD »?> r *-cr»;c#Utt iu *: v of iho Tftuntv* Imiith lllun*:* pr*>m**tvd acv oral times (.-r callautry. 1’ufrk si* very few b»nks ,-n the Pa Git coast which could )*»y a #25. (KW rtiivk in bill*. They atich to gold sad * rrr out thet*. aud ship the papet Exit. it is *‘»iui»ted ttut tae cblncb bug, tlessiao fly, army jxoplw worm ard United cotton worm have cost the of the State* mare than the Uml War. I Pit'ij b gx»sv rum< Ht i» ftl ut t« 1 bill imiug ruil Vv fti Ov-Ul t*auio» tor late uaiaa l*p to data America has led the »«xU u> deviami rapid-fl re fuii*. Wind Power. „ th« i>‘>* a- Felt™ »»>i M. ». vigraux. A,t„a the .Ivnamoa at th* Rotate dc Ir, Hfive lishthoibe by is wind its power. blew Tj>e wind, however, a* custom, when and where it listed, and ended one fine, or rather one stormy, day by over throwing the ungainly exposed headland. apparatus ia stalled on the M. Max <le .\aii-outv, in alluding to thi' attempt to harness the wind, suggests ,| nt , 1( . x , tj„„. fl jjmilnr attempt is tnade it would he a* well to try theeffect : 0 f anrroundiag the “ atmospheric tur hiucs'’ bv strong towers, and directing liis wind" onto the vanea hy nozzles in much the some way as the water is dire; ted onto tin: buckets of a Peltott wheel. This i h of “rmDftltftiiK 1 ’ n r a currents is. it said, m-tuaily etiaajjuig he attention of windmill experts. TRADE TOPICS, Bun k io. , » !*fvie^ of ■** for the Past Week. 11. ti, J)un A Co.’s weekly review of trade says: It is j.roof of the • nor «i ms vitality .; i-ise country tlivtwhile mills an- stopping in ■ very direction *»•« “>e army of unemployed is larger than it ha* been b.r many years other »>>lht iwm constantly starting up to an ;«<r tie demand, which a year of mi pi-eedented disaster has only “timiilalcii. lead' -till waits as »" " ' *"■ ' Liiwu.-s.; on a mere hand In-immtl, l.aaia is stn-li as would have iM'fii a fttw <arH ago. J lie j' 4elr< a ( .^T.tmgglii of the VittH\mr% n-gioii bn .dnv, ri. es to Go- lowest j n j ( , v ,.r Imown .<11 for Bes.-trier U1J(1 7r , for m,-, 1 bili.-U and tain a mwhv lieurlv « i new work from ,i ,, , l , '. depress,ou 1 , , , '*'‘ “ , “ ’ a lU , t, , 1 . l,-Ml.8,2 -o 1 Imslods , , aga.nst ‘‘ ■ T- - ,o4«.- -|« d'-l the ; same week histyemr, amlA antic ixports only 5.m ,04 again, 1 ,HT9,47K Jnnt vtjftr, ivikI «U»ckh iu Kj(!lll „ lfl ,,„ (l „| rapidiy, but prices dc elinod 1 cent with aalcsof only 4,690, m)() Torn receipts were V( , r> . JarK ,. 463,620 bnahejs, against 2 a -,| 8 jh, | (l „t year, and exports vielding were f„IU-maintained, the iirioo ; ( .,, rk paekittg ,,,,,'1' at the west exceed , ftK , prices droop in spite n j i,.j, or f H a , i( l though liogs nt’<* prov ing of poor quality. Tilts 1,000,000 augur crop of Cuba is estimated aF tons, but pricea, nn yet, aru but fairly steady. (lotto,-! reccipls have been very "heavy, 71..000 bales larger with than (oy tho same >' ei k last year, n eeipts only 120,909 larger, and inking* of northern apiunera decreased, but priees advanced 3-16 of a cent. Failures are nu mero us and largo; 3.39 in tlm United States for the week, against 279 last week, and 40 in Can ftda, agftinet 25 last w-edt, but ft worse feature is their importance. The lit.t of the week includes seven hanks „ Uh one of the qldest private banks for #500.0,10; an agr,cultural m« chitmi establi'dimeut for #1,009,000, IniiklNMr f«r ^wO() t 000, and a dry good* concern for ^K r i0,000 -making $2,500,000 for our faihirc*. K*timat©a liabilituft of the Orum failing in the ltr*t week of IkccmiH r were 409, against #3,285,676 the previous week, including #2,600,000 of nil,I #1,700,000 of manufacturing eon corns. Yolk FUTURE V'Joii ? w ^ v Xfel- ^ if N h / s v> it y'V* ^ # - * 1 4 i> J> * ■ it .vfooa - v ' -i -y > H qCt kti % IS IX voru OWN HAND. Pallid*! i fiMtltUfi 1 i»> leli v\ hat the Uuu# in vout h*u*t uulU'an It W Ul RtUGFC )GU, if llOthi44ft luoro. Th mIhfyu tilstjgtii'ii The tu «f tu<* 1,1 Nt*: OF LI Hi itttUcalu* Iu* imOtAhie a his ftifft* l»> which y»Mt will li Kdch liKAi KU.i moi-% von thirty vu tr*. M el-Hinkd 1-INK OP fil'M) (iotiotfi* l*TAu» |Htw cr ; clour I-tNK tiK Poll re N L. (am ■ i*r ri» he* lluih uoinhinH menu «“■ * *«ln 5|ft*; iitit yon mu«t let p ti}> vviih tnotUrn to win H, Von wWI ttuU ) ik'iify of thcee i«. |L* Kateilv Mr m mu, m» ftiuactfvcly |*re fftntivHi itt«t i-very mrm vH-r »>f (he family A is < ’LK eun-f* \H | * I * A ti»** H RlNgkf lllft 111 DID'. mm: < »r tlKAter bus|H‘ftki* tcmlerfte#*. » Mfftlgbt If LINK OK KA’I'K prr efill life, the revurw tlKALTH t :*>.*:.* vi A n«*t< * fileAitcti I INI OF YOU hiiU . 1*0 will the hertith bint* l» Brawn-W¬ other tBi^utnc tlrclt puhlisht-# Von »o man* fttortua i »the hotue 1 . w SflH \; reuMMi hlcU or du^ioiiti f u . tr \tn» have tfte V OF VI.Nl ft well uii your a It# Uy having Imsttwwet** M s: i .* nt* s % * loan. By #«o« wbsHnbUsK to it for jnrni « 5G2 <*)vr ft pnh'ty Of or riot U i#itt* work# of art of err fttuu. ht'iklt** IU# ftupcA bttjH'irt fetch prom hi n*|»ct ure. It V*N *• l‘m a i*4 iwy !** it 1# *!mo#l «liich a r«*»4 bauv. bv iixu -,t to f !•<* h#vv «*ri*:ifi*1 oil Minting that cannot i coat and ______1 rou ni l ft wipticr «hT »y any in the %\o?Ki f»>r tt« Ixuantiful »u# and wtrtrct matter ttiftt i k«*p > «i on nil the i mptri «f *ir tt tic c day, aay, and a»'« aii au tho ico tad* * ti*vise^*i'*i, :t l itu nt item* trlcrval ftbonl lha j * fwmtahttas ?v*r iutwniii^ nadiag mailer tv * t :» *i d u«y, the wbolc family , •* IVitt'WS* 1* lt*» ; m fAthkvn inac*a«ir#, }w4-v # ar orfccl vt, a »1 you gvt with tr. * Vv a dnni'S * \v*it flirtfiir. Send in 01 .v <*.' tx\ at d you. will o', r «:.*A ■tri Addrut# lut pnXb Ft York W. -X, ~“5 t. \N UtU ftt . \ *, I f uus iomunted « th lh« _ VI W■ * c ■ i -rvtH jm«TJ ( t«,» A Ur'.'vOl \!V lf\N* J.K Ut > v ; a Ur^x* Till AS c.l.K, * H«>T fklV ISION OF T HI MH tost, vfVDNl) DIVISION iraaon* ■} b \tt ! NT OF Mi l TER betoken# dt nf >A i'L RN, I'ttE ru, . the S>l‘N\ hnt uvf v v*> %m. a-: ■4 MOONomftff'ua* aidMWBrRV |N »ft ; jftft-i ijraff «s above and yoi* ft IT *H* ifttV 19 IHv.s> ; ss tin* 1**1 stc-it m2Utv : 4 Sdestiflo AEtrics# ✓ 1 * Aptssy *r Pi /Fr¬ 1 W' r*v»*ra, r:t*D* asAttKS, • Ov s«s rsT«HTa,' COP rRK4 TS, etc n m d fG * ftTKjb iwrwp O'sftwt 41 Awedjv t»w -* ia UftK’di Ti v » t.*> i et; id ut *L_ ,§*i(a(i{ic Nmniatt G y UaMC sfsr, siwtiS.'par-r la Iks ISSuav ‘ GEORGIA RAILROAD SCHEDULES. CmmSH!I.". 0«<h m-ridum I» «*. Time. The schedules d subject-to >« «,,m«l. change *» twin* run hr are without notice to tic- pnlfiw, _ ~ j;e.U> DOW-------------READ UP. vjtrnrr 1 ' sight n>~ '-'rain ! Train \ ukx night Train 12 So. 11 bxpr’s Mir Mo. 27 STATIONS. S o. 28. mail, expi-.'s No. .. 5 OOp ll 30p ll 'Jir. 7 40a Lv Augusta Ar l 20p 5 15a 7 55a dtp II oHp 12 jBp , Belair l 03p; 4 5>a 7 15a 5 of)p i2 Ota 12 (Bp 8 19a; Grovetown 12 55p t 41a 7 ola 6 04p : 12 lda l2 K) Berzelia 12 4Sp 4 20a tj 4; a ■ 6 l ip 12 25a 12 »4j> 8 38a Harlem l» Ili 12 34p 4 20a 6 38a tj 2tji 12 35a' 1 Hip 8 47a Hearing 12 25p 4 10a 6 28ft 0 42; 12 52a! 1 Bp 9 02a Thomson 12 08p 3 53a tj 10a 52p 1 Up M 11 55a 3 42a 1 0 00a « 1 03a 1 ■ ■■ f-wUii : 35a! 5 51a 7 01 p 1 10a 1 *2.' 9 21a t.'aroak Iff U 47a 3 7 09p 1 19a 1 51 p 9 28a Norwood 11 30a 3 26a! 0 44a 7 25)i 1 35a 2 U(p 9 42a Barnett 11 23a 3 10a' 5 30a 38)/. 1 2 Bp 9 54a CrawlorAviBe UlltJf U 09a 2 57a : 5 49o 7 48a 00a 8 00p' 2 07a 2 <7p.l0 13a Union Point 10 45a 2 32a 5 2 21a 3 #3|i 10 29a Greensboro 10 2Oh 2 21a ...... 2 41a 3 -jj OliJ O 52a Bnckhead 0 58a 1 .... ...j 2 56a 3 47p 31 0oa Madison 5 9 42a 1 41a!...... . 3 Ha 4 00p 11 24a Rutledge 0 22a 1 1 26a 1 _ 1 3 23a 4 Sip 11 37a Hoeiaj Circle 9 07a 14a ...... ...... 12 «>4a...... ......'■ ..... ..... 9 * JVJ)' 43a 2la 4 f’l C'P 1 1 '" | - 1 *J 4 1 J < ' ov.ngtou .i , ’ ,, - v ' rs , Iff 8 8 8 45a 21a 09a 112 12 31a}...... 19a...... 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AuansiA, G.\, ( EVERY Mli JTPlR HIS OWN A 600 Valuable pages,illns V i 1 ^ 8 of i ! . if rafetl, ' ■ hmv to treat and . tffjseiiNC, prOf^ng fife t and pi^m»te happiness. SENT 8 Y iTiaJi POST-PAiO, 1*11 RECEIPT OF PRICE, GO CENTS. 14dre«<i all nr*!*17) to Itlanta publishing HOUSE, 118 Lovd St., ATLANTA. GA, 1 11 DAVISON. C. T. FARGO Cot ton Factor# anti Coro llliSSlOll Moroliailts # CftJner Reynolds anu Jackson Mrcets 0{ipe6tte Ooou Excliaug-* Augusta Ciieorffia lG'T's'iiH! and 'Ties at the lowest market price Personal atten tion (iivtii to a!! business STYLES m 49 Or SftWS, BVERLfiNOS, WES tour lv* a manuiaciurec ' T&* •Tt'iu ris VL heel 1 *oiL»* Cy* Ice offer uu Agerh r> AQlflJS. L'tAl£RS and WHEELMEN Lw'jfvvbe.'w T\ la vvu. t .L JaUti sty.es, uaU ul all pints fmu JtgR rile All New oc c.veu-i IU11U ** NX -/-«*»»/ I'tftm tC rjttm char ge. > S »W tl.fth t: -■ • fit, -I c> v D .*• :tl . ul , -------- --- *# ... L , '> ■X/ [*i' : c •;; !‘T•* ..-taTS f.TH t 2 ' ■MiU EASY, .* fr, !r „ : ; Vi?Vk4 v ivwuwat^ 'Cf : Atb p«c*F-'i s»x, V r imt'f ?>!»##*•» pv - tfi’N'i, ’ Rcaler# and I*ars*6 * “ po'nu! ftiucii tn * im. , jRYWllf* '•it' Calakaoe ! .51 tr?c. h, SlUiv *, r nt ( „t. . .. ROUSE,:-LIZARD &. CO., Mfrs.. 7 oJJ ST., PEORIA- ILL • * ’^vN-JO •--0s> C~c.s.g. x ; . OH ■ A : 11, i Ss*3! ommonly SICK ? with tfP ^ =i ■ aC c comes on l vjmptoms. when net luctcti increase - f Ml fsltl'.* tut xcow uar.gerous. > i.*tr,v t<92;|sneo. rr. *• 8E*C4-::'E. ots- TAKE H1PAK5 TABUIESI r ;.:Jrs.C0*SW4«?.i iUvf T ^KE RIPANS T A BUIES : > CCU.'Li: T- - Si if RI PA NS TAfeUUbK £ . E . - V- :s? V-;*:-* ;•«»*€«. -- iU • 0-SM RiPANS TABUtES| lS n . t* -J .C. Icfe fha System and Present the Health. f] '***” EASY TO TAKE, QUICK TO ACT. # * 0P ' C4 * A c ^^rur.Tt - SAVE MANY \ DOCTOR S BILL. > i . . 55; a: f^COICJNh CHEST : 1* urtit?'. !y S on wccfiit <4 boxes.*, of itriee. B-'. s jo* s *: THE RIPANS CHEMICAL CO - ■ to SRPOCK STREET. NEW YORK V V v % *-^T56553Sii55o5o66(555ooow^ Ladies anti Gentlemen udies Ckjjk, ImdVatog ,al.'k“T"wMchl j_. * j. j i will sell at the very lowest prices to benefit the ' ,_______' customer , before r I . will -i. keep stock _i. *:il-----* till I.e.vt iai f..D i. BARGAINS In valises, Umbrellas, Gents furnishing goods; Ladies Under ./armenis and Notions. I must dispose of these at once, so if “ h for the best of floods the lowest of prices buy trom uw ; s at . F. RTJBEKT Crawfordville, Georgia W. D. WEST. _ FAMILY GROCERIES, RESTAURANT AND MEAT MARKET. A Good Square Meal Is what we can give you for 25 cents. Wfl also have a dining room for colored people. In short, we meau to REED THE PUBl.lt' Cometo see us it you have farm produce to sell. It you want fresh am i? (irocenes, Meats, Fresh Oysters and Fish give us a trial order. And don t forget us when you are iu towu and are hungry. Respectful!.', W. D. WEST. G-reenesboro C3r». G. II NIXON 'j’. 18. DANFORTH • X ixoq Xy Ubuij oilli. COTTON FACTORS. No’s. ;> and d Warren Block Augusta d3rO Personal and undivided attention given to the weighing and -Selling ol Cotton. Liberal cash advances Made on consignments, THE FARMERS Fire-Proof WAREHOUSE 739 Kuynolds street, Augusta m n Wcespecially solicit the planter< trade: Do strictly a com mission business. I-barge low in conformity with the lime Bagging and lies furnished at lowest market price Write to us for terms. Gush advances ou cotton by wagou or railroad. CRANSTON & STOVAL 7 j—2, ! 739, Reynolds _Street. - Augusta, Ga SAFFEB & WEBER! Wholesale and Retail Clothiers, OTHERS BLOW, BUT WE GI 3 T THE TRADE Do you know tho reason l We are selling splendid into stylo goods cheap. them \y e buy our goods in wholesale lots. This enables us to let you have for little money Our Fawn Brokers Goods go at NEW YORK FRIGES, • before and the goods can hardly he told from new. Come lo sec us you go elsewhere. We will take pleasure in showing our goods. Ladies’ Jackets In latest style We send the peoi'le away shod with the latest stylos ot footwear, sell. Shoes, Boots. Slippers, Mats, Caps, Etc. AY e have the "oods t -fid must. c Yours to serve m s ii i O-reenstooro, SHARON, GEORGIA. Tlte Commercial Center ot Taliaferro Comity. Cotton can he sold within three eights of a cent ,of Augusta Murkef. All Corn Fcas, Chickens, Eggs and olh. r country j rr .luce at lull market vttl ,e For the accomodation of Visiting Friends as well as Regular Customers. t )PJ( K Keeps line of Clothing, Hals, Shoes. » . Goods! j/p\] Ladies line Dress GoovD. a nice Tntnks. Valises, Furniture, Dry -leans. Glassware. _Crockery Harness and Buggies. Stoves, Hardware. Tinware. Fancy Groceries an< 1 Provisions. Drugs and a variety ot most .luyihing except Racket Stocks and Prnnt i ns. Dontia- troubled vciy mucli about the price just biing along your Fock Book and Change. give value received. W ill meet competition, and you ,r, ju Kmmi» SHAllON, GEORGIA . COTTON FACTORS ]So. 727 Kovnolds St, Augusta darlSl, Strict Personal attention jjiven to all Ilufinebs. Liber.3 Advances on consignments ol cotton. . FANCY AND PLAIN « S,5 I «_» JOS PRINTING
