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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1894)
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Fin , wayis Fhere ha* ttevelopeU r new j liHNt to the eleetiou tuntter in cx'uoty T he circuit court hn* urautetl h t% \nporwrv injunction restraining the FAiiNxhMiig bonril from eanvaMuiiig the return* oti Tueatlay’a eleetion, on c(Mint of the alleged illegal act* of tht iUKpectora- T he lull on which the tu junction wax obtau»e*l i* on the thoo r\ that the election iu the county l* invftlitl. I'he bill cimm* that the Hi t* of the iUK)Hctor* in reftuung to epen poll* in four of the eit\ wanU, beCftUNC t'f the jH’rat nee of tleputv vote, mvalnlate* the election Th faction tieOKHl repre*entatum itllegovt that fraud waa intetnlev! ami thealu rifT plactnl fieputicF in the poilui^ plaeo* to prevent it. The iuapertor* cUime*? that the deputie* were there iu \n*la tion of the law. aud, upon tht refu**l of the deputies to withdraw, doaed thr poll*, thu* dlofranchiMtig alnmt 2 . voter*. The lull allege* that if the*t men had Iwn allowtv* vote th* Fh teller faction would have * leotod it* ticket. Th# ea*t will M go to . the supreme court. When B*hr »a» Vck. we *w»e her OsW.'rta. Wtoea she »» » ChBd. she tried t« Osidoria. HYkmi Khr briEWntr Mi«. vb* vbuxs 1© l'*i4a>ruc M ina tOe had itul4l«t. she ft'* them I'wl-tW. ,liltlr*lkui Kfjt^'lnt Ti Lit uf uikf'Uat^v, sit Hutix t tL. Huug*: * iqfelt'tl by * ' F c to 1118. tilt 1 amt tot bill pit y. tilt' IfiAgril ItAVttgmt Jvwrah religion PIMPLES, BLOTCHES AND OLD SORES . CATARRH , ^M A l. AR’A , jW TR OUBLES sni DrTE>SiA A c r •«' ! rr-I T T f T .3* -I* - I’rD’./f A-b. Vo¥r !’/.'■» i V"* i»* itl. • i" 0 ) 1 LiSOd Portlier oa G»r Aftrn Tjv*. rt, o.. July : 1. l*oi V V’.*’‘i% Lirl” tt ri Hit< *t. , : > t - I tri'b-; 1 i t* i’. i. *t ; ift. V ‘ f ' - r ior*' «c- ■ f T? it i-: I, WTO?', /.!. • ■ • 1.1 . t si't. -*• ' - J- - To off c/ ; . I l.ere tr.n nsi^: i r» vrll h riU uri* /'• rirnrHW f» ’’U l;>> > •' °* i trie <• V- t"i kfjfiWil f' lfift* dy t v,-.i ill ; . - . fiii<5 iuh »»"* 1 utirnl ! juir:**'tOS, (fil/acd by) J. r,htr> Cttttff r C'sii’t’d. Tetfiio'r.tj frr * • ,'f <jor/f HtifViA Tat . V ,t 4. Ti . .1 c*ir7 H. 1 ' ''\ ?1 .. , i.u i it *. ’ U lot.. .’‘avaitn^h li ). : i lii»v i' fr*"I y i. ' i { , r .t rn«<’3«»' - f tho 8kin. tiNUnlljr ; ; ^ - lkT u-i-r/ t thirty yt-nm* *„.| r >u ft k It t L h.-.oft tir.ft remove all !r r • , ti tr- r. !.)•• ' ‘ ■ f Cl" fll"'flrq . w ■ ■;■ ,w .r~;w* >/oV.: j . • f , -.rjjiftrMif t»i -f on .f:»< r * "*ir*o \ , i: , a , J' )'- ?.» Of Ntoxiiacu rm»n.v**4 i o :n n f>u M.lt'.at. \fjhrr tf>i‘ U HVflT. yi M. At tor on y ;»t 1/nx m w BW'<! Bsces Miict free. A U. M I'lrOlSTS HELL IT. LIPPMAN BROS. PfUJPIttKTOM, TELEtillAI’IIIC NEWS MIMH ASI.1) l ltOM Ol It MOST mroic I AN I IMSFAH lllLS. Sliuii iiit<1 ( rl*|» lt<ms of Oeiiornl Interest to Our Itenders. %F I'inguall, a prominent sugar bro* I j ker in Paris h.»M been arrested charge<l with «tiibez/hng the snui of 144,000 pounds, which, it is (darned, was due t«» Baron llirsch, the complftinftnt, s* the result of recent speculations in sugar . Tlttilollg delayed settlement with the creditors of ex Governor Foster and his partner,lms at last comeabolit. The assignee has iiiim unoi-il that he would be able to pay 40 cants un tho f000. ' ilollatj^jnftthe iIVseTlT.-7neni el si ms anumut to 8213. wdi. creditors will Ivcgiii ft* The mftDngii* of tho American tin plftto factory at EIwcmnI, IimF, nr** milking HrmiigetnetiU to complete all repair* tin* week, and, in iKldtiion to tin*, they have five extra null* ready to atftrt up with the r< *t of the plnut next week. The hi wood window gla** fuctorv, the hist in the city to coumiiiho operation*, started up Thur*d*y morn¬ ing with a full force of .TOO hand*. A fliapfttch front Fort hotii* to ft newa agency in Loiidou received Thiimlay, ropcctw the denial previou* lv made thiit ti bloekadt* of the port* of MadHgH*cnr liail bi'cn proclaimed. The diepfttch ltd 1 1* that tin* report* aroae through tin* imscon*truction »*f the *tep* taken by the French war *hip* along the coa*t to preveut the l*iitling of nriu* ami ammunition for the Hove*. The I’uaon foundry ami Fitllman t’ftr Wheel (*ompatty, of Fnlliuan, 111., ha* fili-d article* of *nrrendei* of chur The capitftl »t«M’k t* $r>00,000, divided into 5,000 hliHre*. **f which | t b*i». M. Fit It man owued 4.00T, On St pletntu r 20th the director* decided 1 on cloning up The n**et* of the com¬ pany were aold ktiil the proceed* di vidcil among the *ti»ckh(dtler* and the elmrter *urrendered. The fhtppiug anti lVlugraph N«*wh of lri.n.Ion Mty* it lt'Hrn* that h* tc»!iuT )m* boon obirtcrwl hurt homo to ooti vey luunitiim* 4 »f w*r to C’htuft. The freight t*> be p«t»I on the cargo will «’\eetml the value of the v« n*el, ami the venture i* inaureu nt three guinea* per htitiilreii-weight, lhe owner* will make a mbnII fortune if tht' *teamer « \a«l 4 * eapture titnUr the foreigu eu lt*ttneti! mu! Four of the leading druggists of I tnuumati ' t «r!i arri’.striil , upon warrant* iaatunl l»v the futnl iu*ptH'tor, uh*rguig them with helling aTulttr ■ ateil ilrug* Hu‘ warrnut* were ikmiuhI I after a chemical atiftlyata of Frofe**«»r Fennell, of the article* in question pankoU, viti ntanani Mini uulermentt <1 i vv me Min report i* Mini to have 'Mi nil the*** preparations t* mhilttTiitctl within the memung of the f st*tut» * of A iliripHtch from Bo*loti. Maaa , say* ,1 J. t'Drlnfi has iMuivtl a *tatetnent tv« tht public m which lit *aya that hi* tv'ntract- will prevent him from fight inu SUV b.-totv Julv 1st next Ho in will immtdiately SIO.tKIO - , 8*4- p*‘*t with Uavid Blanchard, »*f Boat**u, a** a KUarsutvo of wood faith sad I hat ho »til moot s.I .Nailers for , one weok , after , Julv 1st uext lie deviates that ho will fight one man i'ery night during 'hat week and then retire permanently frotu the ring \ ftn\ 11 it s i i < k He Kali* Hotr to a *\hiI three Million Dollais. Through iht agency of the Ctncin nail, Hsmsllou and Dayton railway and it* coulee ions, * Cincinnati bank has furuisiti i >ainu«l Benjamin $1, 5*8* to take himself, his wife, soil and two daughters U tnsiraha and back , t,- secure an etatr of $0 thHi.OtHl left i him by au uncle Iht bank *«vurast ' IfCtl t Vitit‘UtV »*t tlir xiateiice *t ti»c fttiiian tim tito d 1 m lort? »dv I iu t V. tv« UjKtUUi i> * 1 Mt tor a. ti a pnutri LATEST DISPATCHES DIVING THE NEWS t.i* TO THE HOUR OK OOINO T<l PRESS. A Hrl<*f Summary of Dally Ifapj»rn Throughout tli#* World. Throughout Holland th^re were *ix Ueo new of cholera the* pftftt week and fight deathi-- from the din t nu4i, of whifh number hix new enhen and one death were in Amsterdam. I>ftn NieoLa« Talmeron, th<; Hpariiah republican leader, who van viaiting Lisbon, was arrested .Sunday evening mid ordered to leave the country. Ar rarigementft had been made by hia ad mirem to entertain him at a banquet. The London Exchange Telegraph <'omj»any hhvh that, in order to get back British tin-plate maker* who went to America the Welahmau uiwin facturera, in addition to guarantee jug them work, prcunine to j»ay their fare» home. The Mollenhauer augur refinery at Brooklyn, N. Y., employing 1,800 men aliut down Monday for au indefi¬ nite time. The Mollenhaiier people nay that aaingulur feature of the nmr Let in the fact that they have hold nyr t]j» and molahUfM ahead, but there in absolutely no market for refined wigar. A diapatch from St. I*eter»1mrg ntatea that a aiidden change for the wornt ha« taken place in the condition of the e/ar. The diapatcli ttddn tiiat the min inter of war haa ordere<l prayera fur the preaervation of the life of the czar, to Vie offered up in nil the gnrri aoii and regimental clmrchea. Thirty-aix head of fine bluegruHft trottera were Hold at auction at Lex¬ ington, Ky., Monday morning nt an average of Home tiling over two hun¬ dred dollars per head. The h ay the good prices formerly realized for Kentucky trotter* are returning. The higheat price whm $700, paid for tlaughter of (ieorgf WilkeH. Three men were killed Monday morning iu an explosion in the Illi ijoih ateel workw at Chicago and number of other* injured by the iicci dental explosion of a hteam pipe, fragment* of which w» re scattered iu every direction. The exploded pipe Wft« one of the largent main ruuuiuK through tho eutiru pliuit. A Luxingtort, Ky., Hpcc*i»il hh>h friendH of Breckinridge are him out for Henator. Hecretary (’ar- 1 i h 1 «*, Hoimtor BUckbnro, Brown, Oouersl Buckner and WatteTHou are among the other mentioutMl. The friends of arc inaititing on Senator taking tbn stump immediately in Asldiuid district for Owen*. Iu the federal court at Miss., Monday, K. L. Tarry, bank, of Stark* of the First National ville, which failed last year, was vlpU „j nu ,j, r action 62119, Statutes of the United States. charge w as misapplication of the credit. The minimum jienalty is years imprisonment, Other officer* thebank k* w J»e emkidi a* « .E ■ John Rsvoll, a farmer uear wood, Mich., together with his of five, were blown iij> hy an of giant powder Monday. Kavell a live year-old son were killed right, the bodies being mangled in frightful manner. Mrs. ltavell and six-year-old daughter will j die. The others wore not hurt. Kavell was thawing out powder iu the oven of a stove, ing it fur blasting stump". (iltrnv I II OF THK SOUTH. I lie Imluxtrlftl Situation h* for the Fast Week. The re|>"rt on thu imlustri.l cotidittout of m- utli for the pant week show* that the -term w11ia’ti i-immsI ovi r the coiat jsirti<»n« w< verai of fh<’ •oiitliern states during the w. hm quite thistruetive to (ho orange crop Florida, now nearly ready f< r the market, injured the <l«*orgia ami South Oaroluia rrop ah ul 10 |*er cent. The Hn niinghaiu iiiaik'U oontiuuea active Southeiu iron Krowiug in pqxiDrity and u cotuiiiauding preiiuuui for many uaea aa it Ih v c nutt* more wi.li |y known Cottom groWeri are lidding hack ootton fiee»l f-»r higher prices, and imh in* n iay they otunot advance on their pratent ifttera tjen r*l btisine«« iIikw not improve rapidly as *a» eipecteit during August an«l the rt »t part t'f September, but it i* in fa r dition aud collectiom ate good* » holy three new imlilslriea were or incorporated daring the week, together four enlargements of manuficto. lea, and |ea*u tmpMtaiit new huilduiK*. among the new mduatrie* of liras we« k are I ui'ktapg* l.umU-r t'‘tupxtty, oapi'xl null* orRiniitkl iu Nt w York to opur* v in A«hrvil|*», N. i-; tho rt»l « Ming of th* k(H< iv»tton niilK tit itr lllick-burg, h, 0^ at ctwi of fi»0iXXt, mot th« Glenn Spdtigx oxpttxl OlM, t>f UiPitti Spring*, S t’. lt«*i * *idI *li«rt iron work* on a *rgo *o*lv are to e*t*bit*hvtl in Now Oiioau*, 1,1, * tobfti’oo lor> emp’.oying SJAt men in Grven*l*oro, N. *t>T * rt»jw* *ml twine factory *t Ihwwe 1, tl*. $22.00 1 ct»non .Miiu rr*. will ! ♦ hu It *t Mt r» tlian. Mi**.. » fitVtkX) mill huiMing ami (**'. CAH»p»n> h*» tv en organ xtst »t K-'tt T«*x*8, un t It*** work* to coat ff4> tXX* *rt* I hmh »' »«««"». Va Wire Mil ia«vt *! # .0 (VXt rt |v rt .1 »t 1 rt \ a11« v t»*,. . h $H'tAX»flonrtug mill *t t^m 1 ntkti. Aik Th*rr i* nl* 4 i ntp^trd It*** N«vfolk, wiirk* *’ Va.; *n. V* * barrel factory*! cotton ix>rnj nv»* * »i Ht>u*ton, Tex**. *iut auft gnat mill* *1 Mulfttowbriivugh. Ky.. Unft, 14$, Gfiwonvtil*% N. G-, M **y Creek, Trtin Gra|»ei*nft, l>*lla*. S*n Anton o, 'It *u t Waco, j| Texa*. A fouudrv ami •hop w I** built *t Athrvtfie, N. C., wriHKlwxvktug plant* at Atb«oa,Ga,. Shreveport, Va Water wtwk« *n* to t*« twill at E I'ert n, G* . livkft».r anft Kulphut S|rmg*, TYvaa. llayarti, $ Va its# eiiUrgrmeut* imTuftc furaliitrv factory •« Hunt*v lie, AU . wag n work* at bateigli. Y t ,a t>»nq>re** at Wi uoi a» Mia* , ami apoke wotk* at BiHI qiIor, W. Nib. Among the tww buihtmga of »h« week arv mrwa houaa* *■ KnexvjlU, Tenn , £r«- °J u h ww - v * ■ * V' 1 ** * ' ,": » ru.; a fit P ft at , HarovDbarg, I . , h' , a $ vaW c UpbaUiing at KnoxvilU, IVnn . an a^oel butlfting at 1 n^Uwton, Ga.. suft w»n> h«». a, Win.ton, N P.. an.l-vn:h ril-.t-iYS, Tn>B.—l>sJssaian it haitau - s-a, ltoa > nit .1 A< hsoNN II I I Ml HDI t ( all Refuses n> stake the junellou l'ernaancnt. \t Jacksonville. Fla., Saturday, Judge R. M. riall refttsenl to jw-rmaueut the temjvrary injunction granted the "‘stratgh, til" faction restraining the returning txmrd from canvassing and certifying tht r»" suit of Tuesday's election in the city, I'he “regular'' demt>cratic faction ln stsleti that the judge had no juried:, tion in the matter, and in this opinion he coincided and disioived the tetu ponrr injunction. Th< retaraiiig LwmmtG aiNsmli ngl\ CWlIV XfmsI tbr re¬ turns atd cer.ific! to the eUv the enure u. ket ,*f the regular cratic faction TRADE TOPICS. It. O. Dun & ( ft's Report of Business for the Past Week. R. G. Dun a < . s weekly review of trade for the j * week says : “The lowest ices ever known for wheat and c< t a necessarily imjilv somewhat res: t ted resumjition of other product, With the chief money ctojih of the west and south sinking in value, it is not scange that jiurchases of mann'actnr- <1 jiro lncts are smaller than was expei i t. Wheat has touch¬ ed the lowest p :nt ever known for op¬ tions, and cotton the lowest ever known in any form wiih tbe present classifi (ation, and the aecnmulation of stocks in both products is discouraging to f.urchasers for 411 advance. Producers are'Comjielled to sell at prices below the ordinary curt of raising crojai, and in some wester;! states there is also a lamentable failure of the corn crojj. Cnder the circs ..stances it would be \ i ry strange if A he demand for rnariu factiired jiroib.i t should be qmte as large as in oth- r year-. “('utton is oui fflgtith of a ci-nt low i r, thi- cash j>n< e being tbe lowest known for folly-live years, ami con mliriug the |ieruA| iVfferMK-e in classifica¬ tion, it is lower than at any time in 1849, Ww estimates that the i-rop is more 10 , 000,000 bales are more commoncredited now than 'Miniates of 8,-V4i,000 wore two months ago. With favorable weather the yield seems liki] to net larger than ever known. “Cotton [>rin’i cloths are a shade •tronger, as tlu^' »s from E'all River regarding the duration of the strike is less encouraging, but for other goods the market ts low, ns might be exj)ect eil iu view of the heavy decline iu the raw material. | “The conditjji of industries is in some respects n.ore satisfactory. Evi )lently there is a larger demand for iron products than there was a month ago, though tht increase in outjuit has been somewhat .greater than llio in creare iu the ..emaud, bo that jirices steadily tend dostnward. IIS' “Bessi ini-r iron is selling at 810. 90 at Pittsburg and bar iron at 95 cents, with steel bars 81.05, while a con¬ tract to siippre -1 the jirincijial western comjietitor in nail manufacture is ex pected to hold t)m price at $1 for wire and 85 cents foaeut nails. The struct ii rul iron maifilf is fairly active at the west, without vftange at the east, and while the coke o itjmt has now the heaviest evjr known, 149,775 for the week, the price is declining and stejis are being taken to limit the anp jily. The volume .if domestic trado in¬ dicated by the -xebanges at the jirinci jial clearing louses is 11.8 per larger than a y**r ago, but in compar¬ ison with 1892 shows a decrease of per cent. “In the money market more com¬ mercial psjiei is coming into sight, though mi th vt le the market is hy no means eneouJiging and goodsingle named paper hat bum jilaced at 3 jier eent, the lowest rate on record. “Cornmeroi iir.rc iu third ter of 1894 ha ivolved liabilities $29,361,193 stitutioos and' e] »ve roads, of against banking 489,821 rv|m| -V-ar MfckAyje ago for .. ma m onth s , 094,502, 1894 the IinlS^ ngaii pPHve $251,834,865 lieen $131, year. The laiftufactnring were $12,331,812), against and in reported a year •o, $14,131,280 for je quarter, $58,814,176 a ur ago. For the of Hejitember lie liabilities have been smaller than in any other month year,only $ 6 ,891,124,of which 373 were of nisi ufacturing and 650,092 of tra.i, ig concerns. “The failnn for the jiast week lieen 219 in tin United States, 820 last year. «id thirty-nine in ada, agaiustfot y-flve last .year." DISI’K.Nn I III EH Will. OPEN. Himlli Ct»r«| li.i’a Supreme I'iissi'h I po# the Gu.-stlon Again. A Columbia oaoial say«: For "round timed .oruorTillman's law rann> out . Dh« hands of the j.ri'ino court ' n.lay rehabilitated. evening, on occasion com] utely “ I hc city i micil of Aiken Holly A (ieoi"' " was the title of in which JitTiee* Pope aud Gary, Tilmanites, siutain the dispensary, reversing the division, jirououueiug unconstitutional delivered by the last Aj.ril, wluiu Saminl lUiti-Tillmamtc, was a m. mber. Iver, adhering 6 > his previous dissents now. It will be remembered that the decision was upon an act jiassed 1892. t'u August 1st Gary, over McGowan last December, ceeded him, au.l a week previous eruor Tiliman proclaimed iu foree sot of 1893, which he had in April. proclamation the Since the saries have lieea running on full and constables have been seizing traband sj.irits. When the at Aiken was reopened the city cil at once nrrested George, the jiensir, and Holly, a member of county board of control, for of a city ordinance against the sale liquor. carried the The state case l iriviit Judge Aldrich, who the city council, and then tbe appealed to the suj.reme court. sjH'oial session of the latter was mediately convened. TYFOS MEET. the International Union In Sesalot, tn Ixtuliviilf. Tito forty-sevond annual of the intrrnatioual I'm, a opened at Louisville, Ky., day morning at Odd Fellows’ W 11 . Prosvi/tt, president of Union, called the convention to order. Mayor Taylor delivered an address welcome to the visitors. Col. K. M Kelly, editor of the Con nerefa/ w el Cl tmisl the typos v>n behalf of the aud H. A. lioles, president of the typographical union, on i-ehalf of heal printers. The union, by a vote of 75 to 25, i fused to extend tbe terms »f the fr, m one year to two years, as me mit,! by th-- president. It also fused to change the annual meetings to biennial meetings, as recommended ' - the president and c m suttee os A nnmtier of minor -hange, w s of the union *,r lade The n »ill coattna* *ey*r*l days. El!N SPECIALS THK MOST INTERESTING OCCURRENCES OK THE DAY. Presenting »n Epitome of the South’* Progress and Prosperity. Returns go far from the primary elec* held in Louisiana Friday indicate nomination of Ogden in the fourth, Robertson in the sixth district foi The large stock yards of Lutz A in Meridian, Mias., have been de¬ by fire. The loss is $7,000; the insurance $0,000. The origin ol the fire is unknown. The North Carolina crop report, just iesned, says the storm has not damaged cotton seriously, and that the injury to other crops is small. The returns show that 02 per cent, of the cotton is unpicked today. Cotton opened w ith great rapidity. The fourteenth annual session of the farmers’ national congress at Parkers¬ burg, W. Va., adjourned Friday night to meet at Atlanta, Ga., next fall, the date to be fixed by the executive com¬ mittee. A resolution favoring the election of United States senators by the people was indefinitely postponed. A report reached Galveston, Texas, Sunday, that the British steamship El Frida, Burgess, master, was beached at the mouth of the Brazos river. The El Frida reached the mouth of the Brazos from Port Eads for Velasco last Friday night and in attempting to en¬ ter the river she ran afoul of the west jetty. She lies head on and is appa¬ rently uninjured. She will probably be floated without damage. Under a warrant issued by the trial justice at Easley, S. G., his constable, S. N. Wyatt, seized under the dispen¬ sary law, a ten-gallon cask of whisky. One Couch was at the same time ar¬ rested and charged with retailing and concealing contraband whisky. This is the first case in the county under the dispensary law, the constitutionality of which it now under consideration by the supreme court. Congressman Joseph Wheeler has been in Florence, Ala., for several (lays conferring with the Business League in regard to the proposed re¬ moval of the government office from that place. A vigorous protest has SJZ , r£S£x the interests of river towns by romov ing the river improvement headquur ters to a point not on the river. It has just leaked out that a syudi cate of wealthy capitalists from Louis ville and Nashville have purchased or, at any rate, secured an option on some *M'“> -res of land, chiefly woodland, it is on and near the line of the Louieville and ISashville railroad, in Escambia county, south Alabama. The.r plan is to cut the property up into eiglitv-acro farms and settle it with westerners who are practical and experienced fruit farmers. A Columbia, 8 . C., special says: Iw e a i-rcj.ui.ih-ao. will acquiesce and file of the party not in tho decision of the state executive committee not to hold a state couven tion. They will shortly call a conven tion to consider the political situation and see whether it is advisable to put out a state ticket. They declare that the decision of the committee was for the purpose of allowing the state chair muu to retain his office for two years more.___ ENGLISH TROOPS FOR CHINA. Preparations for Sending 10,000 Sol¬ diers to tlie Empire. A cable dispatch from London says: It can be stated on authority that the developments of the past week in east¬ ern affairs will lead to concerted action on the jiurt of the European po wers. On Monday last, Mr. N. B. O’Connor, the British minister at Peking, warned the foreign office by cable that the condition of affairs in China was such that the government was not able to guarantee protection to the foreign residents at the treaty ports, and the missionaries in the interior of the country. The minister in the same dispatch stated that the Chinese impe¬ rial council was disorganized, and that the collapse of the government was not looked uj>on as an impossibility, and advised that instant action be taken for the protection of lives and jiroj) erty of British subjects in China. The substance of this dispatch was at once communicated by Lord Rose¬ bery to the governments of France, Russia and Germany, with the sugges¬ tion that the powers co-operate iu in¬ creasing the guards at the treaty ports and in measures for the protection of the missionaries. When the cabinet met on Thursday, friendly responses from all three of the powers named had been received, and these so thoroughly cleared up the situation as to enable the ministers to give the premier aud the earl of Kitn berlv, secretary of state for foreign affairs, a free hand to take whatever steps in the matter they might con¬ sider necessary. No question of inter¬ vention between Jaj>au and China has arisen, however. It is reported that preparations are being made to send 10,000 troops to occupy tho leading treaty jiorts, and if the present intention is carried out, parliament on reassembling will be asked to grant a credit of £4,000,000 to cover the expenses of the expedi tion. The offers of mediation between China and Japan are all widely diver gent. The truth of the matter is that it is the general belief in official cir¬ cles that the members of the cabinet are unanimously against any foreign interference, and, *« i far as Great Britain is concerned, favor allowing the Japanese to reap the full fruits of their victory, unless, of course, they seek to injure the commercial interests of Europe Securities at Auction. cv-urt at New 1 rk. ex-L nit. . Mate Marshal John W. Jacobus will sell at auetion the interests f the East Teu neesee Land Company in a misceliau ecus lot of securities and not Th sale is to satisfv a i latrn by Herman Nieuiever for $ 2 c.or* 0 f wstli interest. What is CASTORIA Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants and Children! It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance, It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, an«l Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys M orins and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour ( urd, Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves cures flatulency. tectliing troubles, cures constipation and Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas toria is tlic Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Pricin': Castoria. “ Castoria is an excellent medicine for chil dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children/' Da. (J. C. Osgood, Lowell, Mass. •• Castoria is the best remedy for children cf which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not far distant when mothers will consider the real interest of their children, and use Castoria in¬ stead of the various quack nostrums which ire destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful j.gents down their throats, thereby sending them to premature graves.” Du. J. F. Kincheloe, Ark. The Centaur Company, 77 Murray Street, New YcrU City. GEORGIA RAILROAD SCHEDULES OFFICE GENERAL MANAGER. Commencing Sept. 2d, 1894 the following schedules will be operated All , schedules subject to change trains run by 90th Meridian Time. The fire without notice to the public. READ UP. READ DOWN. Train night day Train I Train i>ay i night Train No. IKexpb’s MAiL.jNo. 27 STATIONS. No. 28 mail, expb’s No. 12 1 L , * 9 30j) 1 OOp 5 15a 7 48a -’’•’A* Belair 12 34ji 4 48a 7 15a '* ”I’i“ 7 45a! Grovetown ..... 8 G2p 12 22p 4 3Ga 7 Ola •> ® ’’J/’ lOpjll :r u-p 12 IS'P 5<p Berzelia .....T2 11 j> 4 24a G 47a 6 20p|12 ngt 1 04p 7 69a! Harlem I.v. 7 30pj 12 04 l*i 4 15 “ 0 37a 80 12 08a j 13 p 8 05a' Hearing 7 06p|ll 22p 11 55a! 4 OGa 48a G G 28a 11 ’ 27a 1 30p /)!, 8 19a Thomson 7 38a! 3 a « J j > ^ Mesena ......11 26a j 3 35n 6 02 a 8 35a Camak C 49p 11 18a 3 27a 5 55a n n 6f)ft j 57 8 41a Norwood C 43p ll 11a! 3 19a 5 48a ^ l 1 In, 2 12p 8 54a Barnett G 30p 10 56a! 3 02a 5 34a 7 « ^ 25 a 0 J 28p 9 04a Crawfordville 6 18p:10 43a j 2 48a 22a 5 5 22a 00a j 60ft 50 9 23a Union Point 5 58p If: 19a 2 r 04 9 36a Greensboro 5 45p 10 05a 2 06a ...... ^ op )a 3 ,, 1 31ft 2 3 29 ,, 9 56a Buckhead 5 23p 9 42a ;/*"/ 45p l»09ai MadUAu 5 09j) 9 27a 1 21a 1 / 2 52a 3 04u^25al 1 ...... 3 jp 1 4 4 a ,, ■r&SBS&tf- • • • • - 3 -^ 9 a *f| Igflfrj 8 a ’ i^f^T^ 2 3 r>2a 4 41ivTO 57a Covington 4 20 17a'l200nt|...... a...... " " 4 j 5 a 5 04p|ll lfia Lithonia Conyers 3 4 Olp 50p 8 8 06a 11 4Gp'...... 4 28 a 5 17p ll 27a 26p|...... " ; Mountain 3 33p 7 49a 11 4 49 ,, 5 3fip ll 43a Stone / 5 00 a 5 48p 11 52a Clarkston 3 23p 7 40a 11 14p...... 5 p 2 a' 5 57 p '12 m Decatur 3 15p 7 31 a 11 03jv...... 530 6 15p|l2 15p Ar Atlanta Lv 3 OOp 7 15a 10 45p ! ...... a —-- 2 00 ai 1 65pj X 40a Lv Camak Ar ' G 45p 11 15a 12 40a ...... ...... j 6 36]> 11 08a 12 "27a 16a 2 03p o;jj, cc 47a Warrenton ...... ...... 6 14pj......11 58p 2 gQ ft 2 36p|..... Mayfield 6 OOp......H 39p ...... 3 12a| 2 Culverton 5 49 10 35a 11 23p ...... 3 32a 2 47j> 9 21a Sjiarta 30p...... ji 10 58p ...... 4 02a 3 05p Devereux 5 ...... ...... 4 18a 3 13p 9 42a Carrs 5 20j. 10 15a 10 44p ...... 4 56a 3 36j) 9 59a Milledgeville 4 57pj 9 59a 10 12p ...... 5 27a: 3 53j>...... Browns 4 38j>...... 9 48ji ...... 5 47a 4 03p 10 22a Haddocks 4 26pj 9 36a 1 9 31p ...... G 05a 4 14j>...... James 4 45p| 14j>...... 9 80p|...... 10p ...... 7 00a 4 45p 11 00a Ar Macon Lv 3 9 00a 8 7~30p lT~ 00 a 2 18p Lv Barnett Ar ! 1 55p X 50ft 6 15p ...... 7 43j> 11 12a 2 30p Sharon | 1 1 43 X 37a 6 02p|...... 7 52p 11 22a 2 39p Hillman 1 34 X 28a 5 5 Ip ...... g 25p 11 65a 3 13p ! Ar Washington L v 1 t- 55a 5 2Op ...... G 20 p 2 55p Lv l uion 1 out Ar 9 20 08a| a 5 55p ...... 6 32p 3 05p Woodville 9 5 44p:...... 6 36p 3 09 p Bairdstown 9 04a; 5 40p...... 6 49p 3 21p Maxeys 8 51a 5 28p...... j>!...... 6 56p 3 27p Stejihens 8 44)i 5 21 7 lOp 3 39p Crawford • • • 8 30a 12a! 5 08p...... ! 7 27p 3 55p Dunlap 8 4 51p!...... .. I 7 32p: 3 59p Winters 8 07a! 4 47p 30p!'! _ _ _ B . 50a 1 7 50p 4 15p Ar Athens Lv 7 4 ..... ...... 10 30a Lv Union Point Ar....... 2 05 p..... ...... ...... 11 22a Siloam ...... 1 42 p..... 42a......I ... ..... n ......|Ar White Plains I.v ......I 1 20p<......I...... “All above trains rail dally, exeept 11 and 12 which do not run on Sunday. Steep ng < Jam be. tween Atlanta and Charleston. Amrnata and Atlanta. Augusts an 1 M icon, on night 'xpre-w. Sleeping ears between Macon and New York ou ira n 27,and train caving Macon a' 9 o clock,-i .in THOS. K. SCOTT, JOE W. WHITE, A. G. JACKSON, General Manager. Traveling I\i88en,er Agent. General Freight arid Paaa Agent. First Class Boilers. MTGet our prices At :.- and ....... Erie Engines, Tank* N.acks, c , Aland Pipes ami Sheet-Iron Work; shat. ing. Pullevs, 1 tearing, Boxes. Hangers, etc. omplete Cotton, Saw, (irist. Oil and Fe tili/er Mill outfits; also Gin, Press, Mill and Shingle outfits. Furnace and Building. Bridge, Factory, K.ir li a-jiugs; R.ulroa; Mill. Mi rhini:e< and lactorv Injectors, Supplies. Pipe Fittings, tk-liiue. Packing, Saw Files. Oilers, etc work ISO oanttw Lombard Iron Work CO and Supply Go., Above AUGUSTA, CA Passenger rv.-oi V j ro* Y \ CSTIV£H£SS Sick on | iMCICtSTlON dyspcpsia \Ncpvcus Bu!OUSK£SS IjAUKDICE / HfAOAChC. Sourness or rLoss Appct/tc or Stomach -r*C—— WrapPES. M k.TMtrFCWC Mto.® GOING ,e. i • FKE1 6UILD?^«sCFt:^-^. Castoria. “ Castoria is so well adapted to children that I recommend it as superior to any prescription krowoto me/' M. P-, II. A. ArchE a, 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. «Our physicians in the children's depart ment bave spoken highly of their experi ence in their outside practice with Castoria, and although we only have among medical supplies what is known as products, yet we are free to confess that merits of Castoria has won us to look favor it " upon United Hospital and Dispensary, Boston, Ai.i.en C. Smith, Pres., Sometime ngo l wns troubled with «m attack of rheumatism: 1 used chamber* iin’s I’ain Balm and was completed filends ■ur>-d. I have since advised main »nd customers to try the remedy and all .,|,. ^Luis a k highly of it Mmon Goludauu, Kev, Cal. For sale by jy' j { J, Druggist. PL.Y 1 AL NOTICE 1 ! associated with me in the j Practice of , _ Dentistry . . Dr. ,, ... W. II „ (IaRBIS of the ^Atlanta Dental Col¬ lege who has bad thorough training in eproative work, lie will do extract* in and filling teeth while I. with Thirty Years V Experience. will do tbe PLATE OORK. We will be in Crawfordville on tbe 3rd Monday in each m nth, to remain oue week and in White Plains the 4th Monday to remain one week. M. H. THOMAS i M. D. D. D. S THE ATLANTA 0CUL1S1 DH- J. HARVEY MOORE MK-il OFEItE CUbMkD UNTIL ; fall:
