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Newspaper Page TextTa» Iras and Barner. HBl'lD WKTJiI.Y. f i i ■■laity ftps Serita*. i CUtCMAATKJ* 122*. „, ■ : Brauf V* Ga at taafti <mo anti oetOer. P T WXe» tiler i*2 PsMstew AN OPEN SECRET. lit Jbon and Banner kv a mn~ aalidatnl rirnia'i'ia of 1,228. /; norhe* ths J r '** flu bert r'vnter 14 'hr daft vto maot b' rorM thrnaah any other' wdm.n. Try an nd. in it. FRAMEUX GA.,AVCOFFK, »4. Both wheat *b»l corn are up. Tb tanoer wiM not luck at ta^t. Trade ia mm<i.ag. That is be re port that cone* f'ja re- ry c, narter. DmiocraXx- stability baa something to do with it. Judge iline* u said to be a red hat prohibits* At. It n comtoeo’h*- bie in hiin. Bat that doesn't fit him to be governor by ary means. The populists of Tatnall county bare thrust a Domination on om- Tuotie. lint the Tootle of Tatnall so by no mea&a the C»>ly tootle in the party. Prey-ient Clevelaad stubbornly re fused to sign the tariff bill, but it went into e£ect Munday foet by l;m<- tata,:.. la eplte at Mi LuilU it is a g^indld bflL W. v not have a yvtiug men's dem aent’e 'ea^-ie in H ,r<i county? Thi News ixo Baxsra would like to hear fn^m the y-nng demacrats on ; the matter. Can't the populists be ind-wwd to say men- about the whom bm»* ; tank •f their plat form? Can't they smile away the two million dot ar» of extra taxes it would necessitate? Gen. Evans will bo< only r.jte for Atitiason, ba: will Hump the Hate in ba interest sad for demaeney. And yrt there are to be foand a few who* my they will not voce for Atkinson because be defeated the gene ral in .yhe primary. The appropriations mode st this session of congress are just **2>.535,- 95V lean than those made at the last seaei’ a. Slowly hot surely the dem ocratic party m getting the expend'- tures ot the government down to a Lusiixsa haato. Nwue of the papers are spanking of the third party as the t party. That s wrong. I* is e m;«*• ■! of the Jia appointed of al! parties, so l it w Mild be next to irupee:Me t«» find two of its members who held to precisely the same principles. U hatever num ber of member* it has. it is that frw- Uona! part of a parry. IL a. IL FI. Cabinisc is a candidate for secretary of the scare senate. He Lx, been ^K-istant secretary for a HBtL.ber «-f years, and no man s nson an>; Iy qualified for the duties - f h position. And he woald give to it the same hearty eScieney that char acterises t»:s splendid managemetit of The Atlanta J. tmaL Five rears azo the formers' al' ance of North Carolina had a mewbevsh'p of more than luiXmM. Last »- k. ac cording w the Kat-cvent of Ma;.. Butler. chairman of the state alliance executive committee, it had a mem benhip of In North CaroLua “aiianev' a.id “populist partv" ate almost ■ b nm. N • mer? extended eipA.ituU of the alliance's decadence ie necsssury. Dr. Felton presided over a third party meeting at Cartersville rec utly and abased the d» inocraiie party. He went ail over his district as a cand'date for congress abusing the allina and calling them secret po litical eoosp tutors and a “dark lan tern crew." at J thanked God that he had got home at last. Now the old pulitka! dec' tgngre has turned his coat and is ready to espouse any par ty that will give him an uffico. “Ned" hits the nail on the bend. Frand should not go unpunished in the democrat.c party. Aad it will aoC. Bat the only fraa-l apparent is that which is imagined. The coun ty never bad a fairer primary. The def-uted candidates who are k ekieg •an do nothing but kick, for then is Bothiuc fraudulent for theta to show ap. Th*y were rimpiy beaten, and both the candidates and the people ■knakl be satisfied. TWat M,w BHaMva. Th mange of the Uris’ bill haa led to varfona eutuaatre as to tbs ef bet it will hare. The following sg aren from official dncitmecu are of iatere* The treasury rstiwafr for tie fieeai y^tr 1*95 aggregated rovraura of >454.427.74*, h»® these *ne* Castonss. jISfoJMOJW*; in'emal rove uue. ^>*U'^VW«n mrierllwieoes items, 12OJfoOJ!B0; postal terrier-. The ettiwaX? of rove- Me> under the tariff bill as it isrse-1 the boose made a toTal of 177 32. divided at follows CwtowM. 1124,^57,42> interna! revenue (an der prevent law , SIWkM’JJOO: in ternal revet ne, additional । under Iwase bill . mfoe*!for*- ah items under proser. t las . t^*-- V^>jrar. postal service fonder present law . 5*5,427.74*. The ratiniate- of revenues under the house bill, as ataen-led aai [«med by ' the *-uate July 3, 1£94, excireds in rhe aggregate both the two p'vvions estimates and gives the following showing Customs, $775,251,142: internal revenue as above stated . S2UJMXk,- 000; mfoeeHaareMis item* at above slated . postal service >a» above Maced i. $5*4,427,744. U nder the house bill rhe ad va’o rexn rates of duty sho wed a doereaat of duty auuubtmg tu $73,716,023, and under the sraat? bill the devre-is.- of duty in shown at $15.124,3!4. In this coanpatatmc. articles that are free from duty are excluded. The following cetnpacwMM in initeonnec tion show th.; dutiable value, under th»- pnsetit Uw, as $4 Kwit'4.>s44*. with a duty of $!5 .373. V;— the ad valorem rate e-ir g 4*xs« per cee»: under hoasv bill dciabie value $351,- *41.'»63, duty j124.657.12-t >1 valo rem rate, 35.51; under sesate mH. dn tiable value $173,447.1 M; duty $175,- 251,142; ad valorem rate. 3-.'>. The estimate of the ccmpCTwHer geseraTs office now is that the total shrinkage of taxable tai -s turrogb oat the state will be s2s.'** x«v TOu will make a deficit of >I2tMXX ■ in the state revenue, even if the max imum levy of 4.51 mills > ord-re«l oy j the governor. The cons'itutina ai-i lows the gov-rn :r to borrow ajv as a ttairwirarv hwn. This he • • will Lave to d-x in all probability, to tnle over until next year. When the: , legislature meets it will fix • a new /rate of taxation for the coming two i tears. It will in all likelihood be' wouewhat larger than the present, : maximum of 4.51 mills, as it will ' have to be sufficient to toise money toe current expenses and to pay back the loan which will have to be madr to meet the deficit of th is year. The Ffolton Eceuon^-eB is kicking iguinst what it terms the diecator ship of Tom Watson. It is a [opu- ( ' ' list organ of the full -tripe, and Ed itor Barnes’ card app ars on an out side page of th a fosse. Bnt the Eow- >mist needn't kick. It is not the first sap *to dace-ver that Watson erwies the third pwrty in hie vest • pocket At the -vrr- time, though. El ‘ r Barnes to showing the .• ; kind *if courage, although hto k.ck is evid> ntiy inspired by the tact that ■ h># imagined ability is igm * -d. And it the party ever zets i.i shape to han I around a few -4E-ys it will be full of the Barties strip- of tickers, Ex-Congressman •h-ver. if Kan sas. has aaaad- tied the third party. M Aled by the cry that it was the on-. Iy hope of uniting the west and south, lie went into the party with the best of intentions. Re sees that the prop oeirion so foil; mnsard in a strong appeal to h - fellow c .rirensgoes back to the democratic jartv. urging tnem to follow him into the parry of the people, tiie only partv that premises true govervnient. Mr. Clover is ar able and inf lential zentieman. and bfo ccHirue will have good effect in the disMtfofied vest. The new tariff bid does not remove axes alto’i her. nor so it as low to I.e-octi's swlil aisr. but it g-eatlv ’-•were the --ties on tae access ties ilfe. It is ago •: !. The income tax feature alote. which veil! f ree the rich to pay th< r preportionate part cf the taxes. - slid sei ire f.'r the demoi ratMt evner -samon the nuar. nu ns sti] ;<rt of t •• populists. And the popal'.st* w ll row return to the denxv-ra’s if they r . re popular gov emtnstii above the hope if s,-oiis of ofice. Hem. Tlmw C. i reowl aw. of Gris f .1. is a ‘toadi la'e for stare railroad c nimis.- w.er. The ^ate has ;-w n*en so euiioewtly Ft f r the place. He has olwars favor'd . ■ ■m’r'i'-swm. and when ie the hir'datnre voted and w.rkedtt uen-age ard strengthen the cotHUtirSioa. lie is the friend i f the people. as«l bis arge experience in railroad uu»;. r- would lead him to Jo ustie.* to the nwls. Mr. Cren abaw is the mai for the place, and it is M be hop- <1 Mr. Atkinson will ten der Lun tot appou-tmrEL C«om OKB£Vo»»rt. | Hawa Mawsfo Mkefo MIM for foM Serttew-TteMn«s at ton Veto i> HcwTa Isami Dtnarfaln ■WtolsCui ■ B !«■■*■ Let eorrespnodents write «*»!▼ oce side of pnper. write with penci], and are that macuscript is boWlyund. dearly written. (Xtentimen writing is so dim it eaa scarcely be rend. Above all don’t write too ebterfy. And we hope enrrespevuienta will wnte regularly.. See that yoor see* boo is represented twice a month ah !e*st. No richnem thia week a «>ur Sabbath school a again Jnriv- ; lag. Work is progjreasiag finely on oar new churetu ! Messrs. F. A. Hill, Jr, and W. JJ Davin, Jr., have purenased aew or Zacs. I rogret very c.och to see so much disastMfoetiMi over our Late pri mary. Would it not lie advisable to discjnl every aspirant who weald at tempt to j»raetiee fraud to procure votes? I think so. I lore the prin . eiples of detnoeracy tr» deariy to see her baouers dyed with the black dye of frrad. I thick it should be the motto of every lover of democracy, whenever he real Jee imposition by any aspirant, then and there clip ha politick head jnM aiwe theafeoalden, and let it be for refererce. Any mas who ia out true tn biraadf can't be true to his eoustitoenU cor to his ■ eo-xitry. Ne 3, <-w»i:imtis. , • A good deal of cotton has opened I around Gxuith. Mr. Torn Br> uan : fotber visited . > New Hope un Sandaw last. Mtns May Orr rearmed from a 1 visit io Mmb Ethel Ware, of Cuuks- The workmen are busy working on Mr. Hagan's tank and improving uis giuuery. CoL D. F. McCall and Mr. W. W. Wfodcm, of Grantville; were over on t I'unday latL CeL Jnn. L Miller has ei-nstnieted | a new bridge over Sew Brier at | Brown's Bndgr. We ’e»ru that aucne o, the defeated candidates m our recent primary elec- ; , lion atttlbwte tueir deir-to t» fraudu-: .ent voces, and clanu that two sachi ■ votes were casi at this precinct. We i are autnorixi-d to say tnat twenty-five 25 dollars wdl be paid for every -ueb vote cast at thm precinct on that i rhe Re prists comusenitd their annual ptoiiaeted mreunx at this j place Suurday. Eev. F. 44. BlalccE pastor, is 'Wristed by Bev. V. A. i Hara, of Newnan. Our worthy broth er. Wm. W-IU. of Newnan, so |un hand to dispense the music- Coew »oe. come aIL who desire to hear 'lie xteinded and Lie good mu- 1 sic. Asos. — OJOK-V 1 P’eu’eous showers are fiwirig at present. M ise \Tcte IMin. of BBmaoke, Ala.. A rhe znvst v( her many reteriea in . var vdie. M-stk Hull Pendergran and Mar rin Ib-nL of Newnra, spent a few days in our ville last week. Bev. W. J. Wood cocdueted an in teresting meeting at Ham . ny church 1 last aetoi with several aci.rss. iis to the eaureh. Prof J. A. Pendergrast's xi-wl at Corinth ekoed last Friday, and he antx:pates a trip w>L Augustine, Fia_ soon. There are quite a relay of pr"'-s- I sots who visit our ville weekly. No . excuse for grof ieg in ignorance all the time. Your scri’e attended the Rat Reck camprae^i ing. heard B'oive excel lent preaetiag a 1 had a regular n- ÜBioo with rela'riei and good old friends. F’ldi'erpu' tr.z will now engageowr 1 formers for the next fi w days, and then they will bie theveseives away । to th- -ottoii fields to spend tue re , luaiiMler of rhe year. <> Sai ath s too! is a.re-«t -lead forth" want if atteii' r - The oL der people hare abui.donel all icter fin the school, and of course the ’ children toe have deckled that the wl.. \ affair to a jo»?—w at east only i aSsitis.e doran are regular in at •tc i-i outu AtMiuixity saitacribed. . I rer»n* e -tuten-. nt tun: t.- best and surest wav to cause yocr chil- - / I-<-e at SaMnkh anfiMi to to go visirsi if and caerv them. ; ' Esa «.i.»:> %. f Mrs. Tebe Baas and ron have been r>.'. z re’ntives in Harris and Til . bet eountfoai MissE elieia Adama, who has been i sick fi r several dars, is svmeThat bet- ter at this writing. Mrs, Bania Stea art and children, of Oxford. Ala., have been visiting relatives cear this place. Ou Aug. 23 death visited the hap py Lome of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jie- Lain. an I claimed for its own their darling babe. Neta. She was asweet child, and her parens have the gym pnthy of the community. School Boi. tgtA'Yan UJSAS. Oe merense. f Mra ? ■ Jnbnraa is a gnutanf fcrer. ▼ Mia. foAon flanks w days are ^bwt fenu J| ' Mr.MM Bfarrett's e&3d is .vwyaefik T Mr. JBbr■Manes's burnt child is in^wtofo^ ■ MMeMdAceTora-'s, of LaGrange —• Mios JetxSGroefaam. of nrnr Aw- Inew, in vMBg Mito Kath Eatory. The Bast A ar IWwe ebar/fa had a g&ed anMEK with aeaae tMrty ae erssinos hy eKerieaee and letter. Miws Euur.d Bfoade Hwhhnrd. of Troop ak toy. bane letnrned home, after ri-irisw K-tr fotWher, Mr. W - KM Hnbbera,kear Slate Line. Mas Minmlblaeu has cfaeed her school and Turned in her cmne. she L-fermei fe®r scribe that she xpecU tn tea.* a trip to Fforida. Hoo. Jamn Wilder han bees aroond sbwkinj hands wnh the dear people, and dMNMne he loves them pmided they Jve hem ibrir voce*. The polling V fodder is now in sr der. The earn era^ will eat torn oat as expected, nenher the enctow crop. We hose a lane weed, and if it cswtizars to raia, rot will be the We were at Mt Cm on fast baw daw. Had sienm-mee by Bew. C. V. O'Neal. Theba: Ung committee ar Ml Z:m are f^ eg their work ee the new chu« toeh they exp-et to have eompkle W the 4th San day ia Septrndtofc Onr Bwpr < fines.!# ire haring their Ee»> ng < Uaiwa Gruse. Prenehrr? j - sea# <m Su ndar Bev*. Hugh Hoto'-Jto S. O'Ned, John Layton, and W. J. Laytoa. E. v. : H Jgh Hocs& nforaebed on Samiay at 11 o’clock. Wg learn that the .nesting wUI be jrttracted for a few ‘lmura We were wry fok_h rarprised tv tee the earu of Jfi^ Jwcknw acd Sheriff ITwb News asi» Basses. Now, ¥Ae ^entlamen can make zirwl thev aArtmos an they anttonnee, weaw l i’hew show cp the fra ;-L We are 1.. fovor always of a foir ecctfoß an if berawi oucs.: If J ndge Jacksoß a C ’ he aberiff can't make good thia uanr 1 .let them an coance as fofoffi ws. and as for as oar district wasnerfe; wewHishow them where the Un b’. Fnw what has been reported H ghe iroir nan^d gepttsr-n naiisfa:- tfon with the pafo^^^M We are ■ ■»’ mH B 'lay ■ba>a nua and to -t- 'izhtca the-n on :5e ay. Now, if we ’were a c^M^te so- , reseutarive or aaytae. county we « o«M attaa sue i rore t , men ' The ■ ■ar-a’flm u-li as the third party ar* KeWE the negro vote, rhey necorsHereii the Son-; :ng populat -.a. Wt -wry Bell rec i • iirtt a fcw -rors bn < - Fisuu-r wto .-Ven at F. raMia &A. ragree* to -Leave their raiea. N w, for fu: j-Uy. If th third | Ay gets the rote, ■hat ianotl .g rami than what the '■unrrit are acetiag after. State Lise I.iSKVII.I.I- Mira Aggie teaatr ia vratiag t> ' < octi tn th s week. J. n. IJpra**b -a a loor khing music . iwa - ftox. fence. Rev. Mr.Owenaby.afOweiabvrille. spent Tuesday pigit with the Ltnilv ‘ of Mr. W. T. JeM»> A Mr. Cantrel, ts Bnchaci . and Mi* Mami WorWy, of this i lace, were married oSa lay hst May ha: •in -ss and P«* parity acead them through life. We have had good meeriacs in this coms’unity rr’ewOy Prorracied meeting cleod at the Bap’;?* church at K op' ilk last vrek. 14 mentors were added to tie ehwrvt. Aho 9 members W: re r« rived at Provi dence. Bonisvs. CSISTII tl D 4TCIIKE. Mr. S. T. Jack-w so on the rick list. Our puMic ns. is »-e being worked and pct in gevd fix. Messrs Jacks a and Pierce are preparing to girth- fiee-ry staple. M-sers. J. &. Team ard J. S. Mote visiti-1 in C'av c w:r. Ala™ recent ly, F*rn:ers are ' aring a bad time for saving foddur 0 aecoMC of so much Mr. X .V Ce m:a and sister. Mas S . ; Red ' ■ak, visited relatives and friend* in thfo .-ammnaity last week. Ye scribe was thrown from a oval cart last Fnda- by a runaway mu!e. sad cas been: -rsLg a sprain d Land siuce. • From the 1 -erent prospect there will be the wgvst pea crop made tiirovk’hvat t! j sect, ’a tiiaa >oc usaay wars. Ad inters; ng fir;yer nieetirg w being carried cn e- Cer.tr*ibsucb«e ch arch. It u.ets every Scaday in the iftera** A goad pt; siciaD cwinz to locate in a gwd ce ninunit ■ woaid do well to looue at thi pi^oe. It it six miles to the nairesr doctor. ‘ . Buckexe. CASTOR IA • w-db-. T-wfiwii to Dr. Snnsmel Fttefoerfiß prenerfeptfam for fafoato nCCkSdresx. tt rsnrailnn neither O*dmntoXorpMme mar •Aer Sarewtie smtatamce. It is a hnnmaew aula Orate for Paregerie, D»vto WafMng Wy»Wb »m* Caatar <ML Bt to PlmTwrt Ha gmarwfec to thirty years’ use hy rr^ ww «T Kachen. Cast&ria U the OBdi 1 n*s Pean rrn -the Mother’s Friemd. Caatoria. Chstoria. "CBma^nSaa w*e ■*■;•** v*eam*vwAm I sHnanmS a at ■m rr -w wmr yivwea tavanl.se.'* E. JC Saraza. M. D. El Ba camridu *~^w. M. T. **?to*«e €ti w.' svo vwr>stai tad Ba -^rKa«» wag V.^i tata aw-iwwa* at gtaawa* ^Ojttt a. F«w «r> Sae aMtawvtaaAvvw* 4a Caaur* »ri I am—to. •* rawW—viur », Sew T«BC*t. rro —. r" p — -> rr ~ res <s -ex ny4eiy&£ ^vmiAL cuiiJMifen -=^-MALE AND FENfALE^ LEONIDAS JONES, - Pr^idert. The Fall Scanlon will open the First .Mon Jay in September. and continue Four Months. Commercial, Scientific, Classics!, Music Art and Teachers’ Departments. Diplomas grauted in rath ‘fopartmeut. F- r paztic: are address LEONH’AS JONES, Bcaczka, Ala. BICYCLES. C'JLUMB’AS, - RAMBLERS, - V-*VERLEYS, EAGLES, DERBEYS, LOVELLS, HARTFORDS. CRESCENTS, PIE!|MCHTS, KEATINGS. and Second Hind Wheels from 135 to $135. Full Lint* of Cycle Sundris. Big- ZDlsoo-CLXXts ±bi Write for prices. W- raae th* laure compier- repair s I x the sevto. Re e; ACi-e' z. Benfekeirig an-i Brazirg.j LOWRY HARDWARE CO.. 57 Broad St. and--1A 1 Peachtree. J. T. ARMSTRONG, : In poor j Health ■ ’means -n much more than 'you imagine—serious and * ’fatal diseases result from* ’triHing ailments neglected. ’ Don't play with 2%ature’s ’greatest gift—health. Sy«»ar«fec s’- Browns at cecc^ak ,W tag tkeMtaeeoa- iron Bitters fe~ Mrs*. I 3 « l & • F-e-»ar - ua Ukt It Cures ’ Dysyepsta. Kidae y and LWcr Vmtpt Troetbies. Bad Stood Matarii. scrv«s lilMcnts Caohtler^-tkMOwJ-^ I kmos Ue wnrper- AH oOe^ me «> Mawtes Ce rece»< at tec *. Kmsscs we 'wS seed aa m Tee W ■ f ll Ww« » Feer Vtaws red Seal nee woiei cmsfck. co Bu.—ac*' «c !ts> is TV W Firs P" ■ - What is Caw^aSe < ww rjak. CtoeSaada^ Ww Kawi - iawrrw xa, tavai ■ n £to naeoc. past iLsefi wad >eamwm to VB3OW jii 1 ual ■! f 1 wr— “Tar w -Jl yuarx I taw rwnaonms wm, mt —ga^vr > er—-a u 4. »asß Ba ^aonUr ^oaxaag tanaßM mta.” E?«s F Pawan. X 9. =!B »tai t andnu Awe- Srw TaS tSy. Taw Oerr^w Cnrw:. ~ S-ezaw SeaaK Saw T^aw Cut ATINTA. GA. Asent. : franklin, Ga. TORE SEASEO RE > Sra ’r 7an? ► if >.t • ike k ba&» tN> r^t Th- •»-- rcf» -wr* r—sv* - w pm ’ m - f vtsg xte 1 t ; Fishisg, Bsiag, Serf bathing, riviag. ic ’ T ' KIST TFXX*. 4c« T * ’ « €-•- *<'» 1. - x ». ’ -it “■- -s«: i:z> • .-•-- . । p n — ■» PktaaerpcTs aEhq a* Bnr«nrirk atblSa ’ F- ’ ~ST -to ~= ; t— ■» ’ B W •'. Is.G. p v * Or . Teca- > - ' -. LA, , XiusU. ’ &«ar ste«i Xrt _* srr»p» * W&M • < — , ■ . irx k _ ■ 'ii —»|i»» >, L<«ac*>^ < ■ • :»► t.wiM. I" j«e >»«-« vdk , La Gr;-” w * - -u;- *. x > -r- ■■ .: {m-< rnp»r«ct *< -4 )-«as.> ncairv > ' ■ a* -e- : I • xxke nb •*«. 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