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Newspaper Page Textbi few aid Bans. FD W KkKL Y. 3 Zan to* • • • C:«CUL*TIiS» .^.23. AiSaraK U die at 'm.. ae^uM »ui torr ? Z IC 'TRXD. liitsr te Tiauatar. AN OPEN SECRET. Tie md 3m.it r baa « ^h jc ; r-t . ..•’ } t 2^^ it rea-hi- the heel ^tt^. e it “»e the htti a -tat ria eaauaot it ."aw ted ‘ina.'h't'iarther median. T—t m 'L "i It. ~3^dsdidS.dX^ SCV2M3Ea I* !»t 3fay the Lurt -av- or ennntrvf— it -v-nx- that the iemwr-m -lid nor. the pepubrictaa «jn \ and die p^pu hscs Mall —Sewnun Heraid. The k goaiiir’irw inonid nor al mtrn ».'.^Mt paw.ig ta hunt—v yet'. -n law. It s j»nu bratev to vflrk -ie - that aur. but tare matter siiould he •tro-n .otuiy uru-d while popular as tunes: j npr. The Wai' -un»-t barons hare or*- Jerod wother issue ri . »Id »nds. Thev can do -to w-en they noose m long the renin try holds ti> the re* pH-nican fraud d txvuffnuni gold is rue so‘e standard if enrrrncy. The bonds so the anuum if C n ■ ‘ ! "- wii!, of caarse, be prompt!. :ssue-L The New York World now leelnr'. that tiie eonttnsance of the tow price of :vu<-ii wiil cause suffering in New Yirs eity is wed as in the south. It says that when the pnie of the crop ou which we roiv so argeiv to settie our debts with E rope n-rs below rhe cost of production we must either do something to stop it or sudi-r tor nor doing it. Cedartown will start her cotton factory within a few days. winch will give employment tn *U«I hands. This is wnar we need in daust every county m the stare. We snip onr cortm and buy it back in ■ma&ct iwd goods, paying freight ways, fogwher with the niMß&ateerd ftatiM wbs| we could. at rami y man wftasn :$ here uni uaoey A man from PoeateiU. Idaho, re cently sent to Salt Lake for some fur niture. Ha total dealer, hearing of this, galled on him and said: “I bad rh<we smile goods. Whv didn't vou buv from mer” —What. lid you hare them?’ was th“ surprisel rejoinder. “I never thong it sw but I saw an ui. of the things I wonted in the twit Lade papers tad sent for them." The moral is appawit. —Prmter's luit. We hare m the eleenon wumt from Ohio what appears to be a very remarfcabie expressicn of public sm timenu A ieonling to ‘he fa’e f the returns, if ?rer a eouiinmuty t pr'soed -taeif in numuKakabie term* through rile buio« boa. upon a mat ter nor ii-~i!y involved tn tne elec tion. ‘he runmnnitv of W whingtuti e»nrt honse and Fawette emiuty. in tiat i'aX-. :se feu Tuesday in favor of lyncu law. k wtii be re niemi^rvi that two or three weeks ago a black fedow named Chilhy cubit rted a rnp^ ripen a white wme an in Favette coantv. He was mpt* u. . and pnt in jail at Wasinngton court house. A mob collected, about themd &r the purpose if lynching the prisoner. The troope were called and are >r six people were shot down, and two or three of them -tilled in ne defense of toe rapist. The sher uf *no nailed out the trowri was a candidate tor re-eieetiou. He is a re puotiean. and rue normal ropubiican mniurrtv of Eavetn? county is Yet. .n the election on Tuesday, this republican candidate tor sherif was de&wKd ire LOtoi votes. His action ::i a-fe” . ng n. - . - ; >•; pn ven: mg tire ’v-ieuing. presumabiv. ..ui ehai.ced votes, and -' langed rue.:: toe w~'ng var. Tiis is pr-ba* bly tne first tine ia the history of rue rejub :c that lyneu law Sias been endorsed *r ‘lk- mils. lu mdiridua. cases, both north and sonth. ‘he practice has been endorsed by pub lic sentiment. ;s«it never before, it is beiiered. hare tire people turned out and voted against Courts oi a v anu in fitror-if the santuuiry pc: sh ment of persons suspi red of crime. NocuitnE «*’ tbe kind baa accrued m t.ie south, rertuniy. Energy will do anything tuat car be done in Ulis word, and no ‘aieots. no etrfunsscauce. no -apporttuiities wiii' r-^., X nart without .L WASHIHGTWt WAIFY ■t»M of te-re and -WrrW *ram. dm Ns iianat Capital. Freer -tt =pw j! • rr—‘e-rmi-nt. Fresden: Lleveland is quietly at tending to his official duties just as though there had never ; «ren meh a thing as an eteettan. He hasn’t said * word on the subject to anyone who nail ant hurry to make t miniie. tint it is -rertam that he las he-n doing a iot of thinking, and those able to read net ween the lines will be able to form a prettv nx»l toes. <rf the trenn of his thonghrs when, in a few week*, his wnniiol iiessoge to .nmgrese shall he mode public. While he ias said nothing publicly, his ctoret pnoual rr-ends have left the mipr-smun ip*-n those with whom they have talked that the president -lues nor consider hiinaoß in any wav response ble for the onexjreetpd lemnenric detenu W'ide few deiu‘«racs -if any prom inence care to be personally quoted ■>B the sobjeet of the elections, ever? >ne with wn<‘ui your correspondent has Mine i. job act agre-» that the jr arest sing l source of democratic Enables has Wn the louk if n.irmony w thin the party, whicn wae node so painfully apparent during the last nos et>ngres& The resuit of Che d-i’UHi a mere I v an application if ‘tie proverb. •‘J*nited we stand, di vidtd w- EdL" and the lessen must be taken to heart and profited by if the party eaicilau^ to go into the campaign-»f "id » a a reaaonaoie chance to win. ~A house divided against .taelf must ML’* b-nator Faulkner. cn*rman if the democratic .rengn -qonal campaign eonimittee. rare P?m the wreck to suy a few words, w : eh are both -x --piaiiotory and wise. He sayst “The history -if politic* wj- show rhar ev ery suids-i le is rhe result of dissatis ■action, n.-'- nrent .uid want ofounti denes of the members of the majority party, whose action produces rhe re sult that surpris s and astonishes Lie people—not hv young ‘he oppesng ticket, but simply by remaining away from tee poll* The results of this election when ascereu,;ie»l wii’. I am sure rerify thisconelnsion. W ■ nave as naay v.Rere in the country as we had in TK. who believe tn the princi ples-if toe lemucratio party. bu‘ the recent boldness paralysis, financial strimrency. -ennoinie legislation, the ber^taof which have nos been 'level-’ oped. {*-—r lissensinßa. criminations and rc'jremim--’«>Bs resulted in such apathy as to ranse stav-at-home _wm» ><orodi«»» the sarpmM^M r~ That is my iiowest jndsrmettK. If we bopw for sßCfess in '9H. let personal and party hu-tarings of die past bury their dead, and unite tn an -jHiest effort to harmonise those ditferanevs which have an *rtously ufeeted our organ iaati«*n.'’ The returns from the eteetioos were rai tine-non ch to tevrew rats in Wash ingtun. but there was another thing connected therewith that was even more galling to deann rat* That was. mat some of the loudest cheers from toe rowiis mat surrounoi 1 the news paper juileHns with ail the eagerness of i rresidentiai afoetiM. when tire news was favoratue to the repnbiieaus. lame from r.br moutns if republicans who bold illiev^ under the deiuocrat ic administration. 'Die frends of Ree-i. Harr'srwi and McKiniev are very mneh farmed at the protntmr.ee d Morton as a pres idential candidate. They know that T>m Plat: ”teiided win n he nomina ted Hortou fer zovernur-it New Y->rs to push him fertile presidential nom nati. nos his party f be snctre-drl oi _ ; ■ a 1 gSHeCMB; I. I toev know that Morton's barrel will oe nt tap at the next mmbiican n»- ticnal. onvention. and they fear it. The Washington driroerwes. ■» io dl S-' ng to the never-mv-die ’ainiiv. think they are playing .n hard lues — ired. to is wees. They stoou up in der toe election returns with ail the , sre insni with which ‘hey have n the post rwore—t a h’ng -u* r j if nati otai ■ ieteats. comforting ‘it"’^^ s with the rejection “well lick 'em next . ti’iii i" hut “r.-v lave .earn something strict tout h.is -ursed not a few -it ■nem to :st language r.«K at dt g’pnv prate for an address 11 v '*unday .-envoi class. A few lays ign a man born .n Waaningroe. uui who ha* 'eeu *-lemoerat i. n * ife. ip f pointed postmaster.‘he term of the re . an nt ating tpire-l. Xs he will ; v "le tirst p< stmaster the • local democrats bare had since toe - war. it was perteetiv traCßrai that ■ some of h-« democratic ‘"—ends «honld . anteTOMU ‘iie •’••lie 'f sueceriing s»>me ■ of the arimerotts renn lieu* empiove* of "he rosmthce after toe iewcratic si r-a.-‘“r •as-* hold, ami just as ■it ini that he s.io’i d ■»>* forward i h t - isere to apt*’iurng‘hem. It ••av • _ red then how they felt • ten informed that a new order. *ii ■- ~i -nn-gn the repatoiean adjunct known as tneeivd arrviee comausawa. “ u ‘.-i the putronagt f the pnMtniw ‘ ter to toe appointment of about li> What is * Caatorto. Is Sammat Fueller's pNNMaiv«fim Uruflß and Ch il drew. It eoafeatna ne ittarr Often, Xaa|^tetew •Ciier Narcotic iinFutwi ■■ It is » teardte* Mlteui far Firevarie. Drops, Swatfeing »rro*s, ate It ia Ffeoacnt. te gawnatce ia YMarfftee b* MlUioas of Mociirrs» Ctenra. is the CfeateateNP^-* 9 * —<tae XMher's Fnete, Castors. CsatariKt- £ v.tEEWBd 11 te «Epmur e, «aj* biGwri So mat. ’ 3. A. Xiu-Trs. 5_ X» — HI QaXcm JX. 3Rw<iy^ X X ' O—rni’Ts. a » ; ia mcruate wefl tasnrx rxiedt A sm-OHi * wrt » of «T ~^r-xacit4X eq X mw tie xtr'^r-e* ’ mUaan'gteQT Camoe Xlctyn r NewTortlC^. * ^POPE’S rereeuv~lle Street; H EWNIAM*. CA S- * Carload Cook-Stoves dftaiigv Ofreit-h due makes as the “fron wtew,,* ‘“Back Briilmatto and many other tine nfeM. Our Stock of Hardware L about as complete as you will find i* ^renfftedwar* Mores, and for mcu goods a* tine KAZOBS. Uh'KtetiLNlVE^. TABLE tTTIART. and msferAL TOOLS, mid sintlwd ariM^- We AreSeaO<i-cLaktere- Selected Field and Getdea Seeds Bone of->ur Specialties and and and Wagtm Timbersand Ifmbs for same are kept constantly and in abundance. ALEX. POPE, : Kewm. Ga. NEVER la rhe history of Heani itHinn hasthemisthty d<4lar had such purvhasimipewFrasnow.and we prop»»e to give ‘or customers the Till ben efit of ptude prices. DItESS SUNDRIES. fun -Bn-sei ’awns 3^ hot ‘ a- i»l ,a»ns l*e ' g f?* ■’T ■Wnw -i «,u -w-tt ia sw» mull to*. ;' „ , T? c , , - & Pi m- . * rea icrn ' W3iM««foradf r3c r lie m a. rd -m w r-h IS- ? spenders trout «wp "MimS a agro - * ■’*■ »' “h EHa C V a w ,m. • •*• w rth re J •’'•** to f.l .. — *-■ remnants. 4c *«■*'»*• * ■•- -mnng x wonkTc • : '*“ t ” i Tn^ a ■W mtc . rex, redi-romoe !vt ‘ifeurpttrefohre hsitmnßßiKaib Beet ÜB^enai eSdfow 5e ~ ^r- m ^wal - lew pra.*--. . re a* itobNciN nm lk up BU CORSETS. ' rewd tit 25. 75. tL’JU GROCERIES. **ROk'*i Cur -rower* taparewre » whray* -f . civ . tt»e bee» erwds ik me aarta it tt B.—• •”’\rene Jt. W law—t drives, w■• .-any a terp-!• t ’f -V mens’ -acre stare, best «r»fe. 3' *v Wtnte Laly «w *rtia»kie’« cotffee w w— im <te*s m>« up v— we* re-e --IR— ever brought H- - axe -h- <s at ^LLU. .vorth Jitob -t- V- Fnmbim.'bv’vex Ira slant. sad a ■< • rout ’f «b> —i’ »H prate *vmn we rer-v fniM toe etaipem Io Ladle* dippM -t •. T 5 and up Su |£ M tot toet. We carry a complete line t^f samplesg and can sell caylor-uxade clothinat below retjalar custom prims. Fit zruarautced. Give us youronier. "T PASCHAL BROS. ^wAaofißoorFS asar r —ah Jt«r—jfetMfcu KJ5s . At —--W iwt T&S nd>« v-wteterf rear 'tMMn: m-w|*ww .iwUmblß <!• » ac » ha wwr- m<Tmiini VMBte I. Y 3g rws WMTmi I -ten SwTSMON’. ^?3gM> Oumet. TT StMfeZ Tom w** - % ^^^ff .’hMff w VaS^ V. \ J BICYCLES. CULUMBIAS, - RAMBLERS, - WAVERLEYS. EAGLES, DEMEYS. LOVELLS, HARTFORDS, CRESCENTS. PIEDMONTS, KEATINGS. few and Second-Hand. Wheels from 535 to $135. Full Line of < ycle Sundries. T=reg- TTyt sec* xrxts sex Cc^2z„ Write for prices. We bar, the rnuu •-umplew repair shop in the south. Be enameling. Remckedng and 3razm^ LOWRY HARDWARE CO., 57 Broad St. and kt* Pmehcrre. ATLANTA, GA, P. T. MeC’UTCHEN. : A^ent. : Franklin. Ga. -ps pr: .to 173 x-~-. rn n n a nrxrn cj ay 3a vilma c —iLALE AND FEM ALE. L EOXIDAS J^/XES. - Prpsid^t. The Fall Sestahm will open the First Monday in September, isy k and continue Four Months. at***** Commercial, Scientific. Classical. Insic in and leachKis’ Departments. i Diploma* granted in each denortmeut. For rwr'icuhw- address LEON IDAS JONES, Rounv ke, Alx , ' -- - Legal Advertisements, ■ .^,l* aweary-.-'-- * 1 ra. - - ---^ - *•■ *>■ "■ —ra . . | rwotlva fwv tilneiwfaroarnw. EtMttRA. Hrmi t' -uaty NUT To aB vSb it may rene-m: J. *. Danati hawing .11 tnyer arm ap t tatad Sn me Ww pennan- nt letters adiuis - ’.ssrataiß urn toe an* tI. IL Jaaxei. y..' tow 3 ■ *<e ah and ' . awa-n-i re-it f Sin ot in be *na Mpra.r w tar MMH|ff^tet Moatav oa ember w ■‘re-ide *»< Ibe gnta »» J W. Damei a r FL te>- > wT» Male, ailieiwy oaau ami -tead . -ignahuv. tone Ttt iay ■ * Now-miw, ISM. , &. X CSaM. Ordiaary. WUrtvn >"e XdwraWrW W. GFFBGAA. Heard Ct-nncv. Th -di wtnm :t mr -nwenr W. A Daromra-n having ia proper?-rm apptai ta me pmnnent letter* t afi mznattaMri -n to- —rete f Chaefe* Dsr nngtun. late freed n-nnty. tore 3to-Ttv ail . amt sntjaiar toerwil■>* i.*d new . kin f real t ’tesrira Darrtcg*. ■X> he amt -xprwtr at my flier a toe ir*t Mvnnar in De ! eember nr^t, ani shew iv.re. if any they } aa. why ;rerrxan< at adm nistt-un a-ii. uid ®>t be rourted a. W - UKrrtngr n a3>re aaal --U mid 1 hatfaw Dunnga>n'«- «awe. W'iowes nr hand and ..dk-rii >xznaturr. s*l: day IN- 'em r. ISM. O. X < BAI^ 1 ro c mry Petitleaa tor kdimntjairtoxiem- GE< IKIJLX. I’^rri Caitnry. Th si! wj-b it mar ■’ >aran: ‘ Wm. a. J«. sron inuring, npr per •- rm. ippied * me 2.r pemUßeel ■tie’* t nd .. ■ ■■ - -a - I—a-^ , da- >t stid -' nnty. to» s t>> cite all and 4ngwt» r the -redit. -rs .nd next d kin f 1 Wm. Ja.-ta-n S' * end appear *r my -4- ifce -n toe iret H.-mi v in LW-Hxixr aero, ami -ar.-e. fw; toey .-ni.why per ’iiammt whnunstmii' a ta 11M ■ret b- grant -*t t» Wm. IX Jarta-n . Wm Jaehsen'e’ —mus. W itnere my Sami ano Seal -tg ^uure. toe Mh .lay • f N- «w er. I>rek G. X < K.\t* < >nunary. । Dirwmiea. C> fit iit-lA. H.nri Creaty. V W.l reoe '-I A I_.i uid Jf. J. Da re. tdrauutrast» . L f Laue, ••■pro-rent a- he - urt in torir petro n Inly iwi snd i . wtrred n reeord. that ne' na-. c mily id- k □Eiiisferod S. T Lane » adit aaa "nere- ■ tie. tv tie ad pMSowacvncerneii. kindred* and rox-tit re. a ta. w .-anse, it any toey -an. why re.a -.Lannistr3a.re sb uid m t ■ hedtetaned tn to«r w’minecmtkia ' and receive iettk*- f &mta. ’a .n toe irer M a.ta P» rot. ar. Ths S-p-' fcmbwr ISH, G X Cuam. Ordinary. 44 taininerwror'- rale. RY toroiv -t an nn r ‘r- tn in- ir: ->t“ jrdinar t FI« aid rorenty. state r G<wt. «id e * id. be- ro to vurtt-'n-e ■ luvr of said roimrv st r'-ankim. <>a the* •‘ret Tneetiav 3 tiro-merer. FS-S. within :! k-gal h tire >fsale. toe sdluwing M s- nbed property, si. '• l ine ncaure*. xnu totrry -even acres, to- tv «w i«e. »>t lot .if Laret tr,inner "weiw. : xua twelve “revs, ne r* ar ,es«. -t \ t . t * and number thirteen ui toe twelfth d». lt tnct ot uncßaut Caro 11, ut » w tad n Heard cvnaty. G^ ram. X; f saxa amis 0 fe wrest a the t übiro read rate* “nen F—.niton.smi itenr: evanty. a> K can.:, to saaicviMy. >»id as'toe propene 4 the -.-tors : X P ! )wßiei..ieev«seta Terms on-, tat -ash. 1 batom-e due in twwve m itas witn axtero ret »t - fwr rent ^mi« "wr reties -rea 1 till till, payment. Thai Nwemwr X Cara. tant Suttsu .*'* Xhmmstrxa rut'X P. Ltauei. These who notice the rapid growth ,of their h:ige:reiail* abuuld be happv. . for tc w evttssdereii Su indicate goou hem Ca. Dr. PHcrt Omm MMbc Pawte • _ WnrffaFMr myrart Awte. Tax Notice. SECOND BOUN f>. ’ ~ I wiU he at the following flam m . dates mentioned for die pwrpnae of eeHeeuiig r ofo 2nd amaty Uses * Frank tiro I tiradar, November C Owmsbvwiite. Mon-la’. Nov. I*, J -i—•> rn H | ar,: Idlyrty frnm Eti to i p. ».; Hmiawu from TYU J p. is. ■ Glenn. Tiotafov, Nov. IX frown fe 1 So II a. mg State Line. 12 to 3 p. m. ’ Texas. Wednteiiy. Nov. 14. Wo^nt WIL Thitrslay. Now. 15. from 9to II a. mb Rockalo few 13 So t p. m. ’ Shetuut's *tore. F-dnv. N®r. IH. fe-.ni 9 to 11 a n.. Moore's MCI from 12 to I p. in . Doimtirh’s Mill from 2 . to 3 p. to. * 3 Yellow Dirt pom ’fi. . Satudar, , Nov: IT. from ‘J -o 11 x m. Enon Grove. Vonday. Nov. 19, from L" -1 Id a. m.; Su C.eud from I Ba p. to. Corinth. Tnesdagt. N- v. from 9 to II a. tn.; Cooksvdie from 1 to i p ». At Frauklin every day eaeept when •m round. f ■ - "■ — I pH •■Poor Health ; , ‘means so much more than' , , ( you imagine—serious and' , , 'tarn! diseases result from' , , ‘tritEng adments negieertd.' , , ‘ Don’t play with Natures' , , * greatest gift—health. ' , । Uy >«arete«it*< ’ .“Il . . Dn^nshr^:. Ibex nxt tertM- . > jF Dt? tOMBDDt tw»- . .■iron - Bitters - 1 f a»«w WM 4 »t V , . . |-,. q^a. a. traw, 1 / It Cures ' O* ta ."pJta Kataev ate Liver > 1 < ‘Wmij^ia. T-totara. 'j > , 'Ci—fipatim. Bad Bhte 'Matano. Nwrvcua astaaents' ‘ ‘ , »'«■• man's amptaiirts. ' tot rate taweraviwv « te. rai ' ItassM laewr^per ...Iwans v.ra ' ' waaara w rata* <d twu w wwi w ' > will vrau Ml at Tra SvawOM WwWi < ' Fw Vte“* xta bwcc—Ura ’ • , ' tasvm OMecta co. mu-tete wo ' , Areta^w-*m*v^»*^w*w*y .-.— . 1 uinm Xtwbac* Waar. vrOMtan that waaK taititta* re- ta aid ata nwwi» urox airrxas. ft is ntraaaai» tabs. —*v talata. Ta*^» , aE-u^Bßirarw ta taamtaita CANNON BALT.. It 3W* a. Lr aoai*v»rv Ar It C 5 -m itißpm- O*rhLa ... J .52 y a Wert r«HWL BiT » 4 to ;> a LoiSmipr. . T<" » a 3 i* p at .. >•> jow-rHc ttliu 445 pa .. Avina ... 4465.. 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K-u <s Masta • a— ana-ve p* Uh-. n> iiae a- nuruie fir- ; '., fureiateeti fn» w »i >H wewfc »<•»>, •..— »-t«n .’ratty -> " hauied tc , its ifestm-ue n. C il? ta aw a F! a 3 cks- «» ac-tire— »e a* "BtnUto. Ha. H. XIFDB'* W. S. HUBBARD, Attcx. ey at - La>r, • AL* J. ? Trwh 3tat. G. M » K1.1.w, t V»f«>K<.i A. ‘ G® e»p ‘ia» is "WMahrT Bat!«&i^. wnndreinn--ia the bgbt- Wii anted - wbnHUT'; w...... .-. or taM-hewkw uwawa Vußwtwn* *par^iTr piwrac* BBi i.aißtte^ • JOHN C. HARDY, PBTSRIA. V A.VO >Tt»F9T DSBVEM. IvßUfitnA T" i - - - w-4 I’rrt*' place, win-re Lcaa ijeibsai at vay feme n*» f I nfatll» -«M away luo w kW? -it »sapeai ««* that aay zqpuar practtctraf pkywoaa tea to du. FRANK ->&. -:- I-OlT’^, Ittwrwy at Law, p-txaur. < i paaEtaer te tfcr ■■■»—. u tte- l'»rrta nwtet. -uk! rmwet atu mine •• i >• lite ealhwteawof e^ums wuu Aiea a.‘ Sum* :e» JeU-re tar KU*?* ui t>n »»n W. L. Do^oxs $3 SHOE ^*?iSu l ^s. tAoA —N^r ft— e—iw— - — 3»y* M -m tte* ^at in the WteM. 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