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(Tin' (Tme (Ti/izen. Sullivan Brothers, Publishers. Subscription Slates : n.,i.a— One (’opy 01,6 year - - “ “ six months « “ three months - 82 00 00 50 ()S IT IV ELY CAS TRUE TIZEN. Volume 2. Slam* Coni'll ltolilporln ^Wayne sltoro, Georgia, Friday, November Dili, 188- ") Number 2(>. (The <True (Tifizett. Advertising Rates s Transient ndvs. payable In advance. Contract iitlvs. payable quarterly. ('ntniniMil' ullnns for personal bein'tit will bo elmrjjcd for us iidvs., payable in ml\ mee. Ad vs. cx’cupylni: special position •_ imrgod 25 per emit, additional. Notices mnoin; rending matter 1(1 omits per line, each insertion. Notices in l.oeal A Huslnes coin in n, next to rending, 5 cents per line eaeli Insertion. All nlilloes will lie placed 111110111; reading mutter if not specially ordered otherwise. For terms apply at tlilsofllee. shake-purse* for his benefit, •it was tin tinny officer, 11 sut- ,u,, tioiu*d us into the conch, lei', h surveyor, and two men who might have been mine inspectors j M the coach when it drew up at Hurt Hill to take on another pas senger. “Howdy,” said the new passenger n < la* crowded in. \ s he stood for a moment in tin* light of the station lamp, all saw that his left eye was gone. He wore no shade or patch to conceal the loss, and those who gave him a second look felt that the tire in his remaining eye was bright enough for two. Dark as it was ia the stage, lie seemed to have “sized up,” every man inside of a minute, and seeming to be satisfied regarding the crowd, lie settled himself hack in Ins seat, and had no remarks to make. By and by, the army officer men tioned something about road agents, and directly the conversa tion became interesting. Coaches had been stopped at various points on the line within a week, and it was pretty generally believed that a had gang had descended upon the route, and was still ripe for busi ness. The man with one eye had nothing to say. Once or twice he raised his head, and that single eye blazed in the darkness like a lone star, but not a word escaped his mouth. The captain bad said what he would do in ease the coach was halted, and this brought out the others. It was tlrnily decided to tight. The passengers had mon- hut he lamed the door after us, and climbed up to a seat beside the driver. 11 is contempt for such cowards could not be measured. 1 do not know what conversation occurred between the one-eyed man and the driver outside, but a most painful silence fell upon tin* inside passengers, and when the silence began at last tube faintly revived, no mention was made of the ren counter with the road agents, nor wits there a single boast of personal bravery even whispered. M. Quad. Lincoln's Prophetic Dream. XiiRhvIllc Liberal. * it is not gnnerally known that President Lincoln once dreamed that lie would be assassinated.— While lit* was not a professor of religion, not even fixed in his be lief in any one particular creed, still lie was fond of reading and discussing the Bible. On Sunday evenings he invariablyread a chap ter or two from the Scriptures, and then gave his explanation of it. One evening tit the White House lie read several passages, both from the Old and New Testaments, rela ting to dreams, to which Mrs. Lin coln and tin* children gave great attention, lit* began to chat with them on the subject of dreams, and said be had been haunted for seve ral days by a dream he had had.— Of course, they till wanted him to tell it, though Mrs. Lincoln said Convict Ownership. >V*!kcs Lootli’n Diary. When Health was captured his diary was found beside him. lie kept a faithful record to tin* last S moment. The diary was deposited in the Department of Justice, and is now there. We make the follow ing extracts: Amur. 14—Friday, the ides.—ITn- AtIII 11 til Constitution. it will be remembered that some time ago the lessees of tin* peniten tiary comprising companies Nos. 1 and 2 brought suit against the Ma rietta and North Georgia company and John W. Nelms, principal keep er of the penitentiary, seeking to re strain tin* latter from carrying out the resolution passed by the last General Assembly, giving the road 2">0 able bodied convicts, and also providing that no more women or infirm and disabled convicts be given to tIk* road. Judge Hammond heard the case in chambers several days ago reserved his decision. His opinion was as follows: After the and con COlll't IS Wl 1 m WJOUIWU LI 111 i' . . 1 V l] •>• I IJgYQJ. J'(l | )( tion made in the amendment to to kill, our country owed till her complaints’ bill have been deter-1 trouble to him. God simply made mined by the Supreme Court, and 1110 the msti'iiment ot bis, punish- ., ,, ’ I mcut. The country is not what it tins court in eontormity thereto. Nvas . This forced union is not what The second paragraph of the first | have loved. I care not what bo- section of the not of 187(1, page one, Comes of me. I have no desire to lias bet'll construed by the Supreme UratH Fli’tlun. Springfield (Mu.) Herald. On Monday evening, 2ltb instant, Mr. T. G. Childers and M rs. Lucinda Phillips were married at the latter’s residence, on Division street. This is their second wedlock with each other, and the story of their separa tion and final reunion after twenty John D. Ashton, 1 tt orney -at- L a w, of sacrificing to our country wrongs. For six months we had worked to capture; but our cause being almost lost, something deci sive and great had to be done. Hut its failure was owing to others, who did not strike for their country with a heart. I struok boldly, and not as the papers say. I walked with a firm step through tt thousand of bis WAYNESBORO, GA. Junsrsaby ti! to-day nothing was ever thought | years is equal in point of romance to that of Knoeli Arden. Mr. T. G. Childers and Mrs. Lu- cindtf Tntem were first married in their native county, Franklin, in 1 Soli, and lived together until 18G1, when the husband joined the South ern army in response to a call for] volunteers. Soon lit' was made prisoner by the enemy, who kept him for awhile in St. Louis, andi 1 hut friends, was .stopped, but pushed on. J finally sent him to Illinois for keep . A colonel was at his side, i shouted After sixteen months of captivity “Sic semper!” before I fired. In j lie was exchanged,and resumed bis jumping I broke my leg. I passed duties as a Southern soldier, re- E. F. Lawson, A / t o r 11 e y - a / - L a w, WAYNKSBORO, GA. Will promptly attend to all business intrust ed to Ins care, and uive spee' il attention to tlie practice in the Court of Ordinary. Ollicc next door to Arlington Hotel. novl0’82by Game Chickens For Sale. I have for sale* some of t lie purest breeds oft Dune ('Dickens known—Kentucky lllues, and Pennsylvania Mods, These 1 guarantee to be pure Imported Stock, and are fast lighters, and the best shunters ever oflicrod Can be purchased at a moderate price. UOIJKHT UOIIKKSON, oe’ibin Waynesboro, (hi. W. F. Holleyman, G G u i 11 s 1) $ • T John McPoland, tlu' agreement of counsel, ] nil 1>* S pickets, rode sixty miles that j maining in the army until the close rtnxrw'n 5 prmnT? -„,T T5TTTT rtwo lsideration of this case this I "'it' 1 the hone of my leg tear- of hostilities in 18(1)5, when, like a 1 LUH I UAL 1 Un. &Hu DUliiJSfi., ‘ . . ‘ ’ lag the flesh at every jump. 1 can I dutiful husband and father, be re- fnr Miller TarriP Ainriida Pa ■i of the opinion that the quos-, uover repent it. Though we hated turned to his wife and little cliil- uOr, Millet a UdlTic olS., A11SUSI3, ud. dren; but sad changes greeted him where till ‘bad once bed'll content ment and happiness. The husband had been reported killed in the terrible struggle tit Vicksburg, and iiis wife, after Jong j and tearful waiting, was forced to All work from the com try given prompt ntt ntion. Marble grave stones and old Mon uments cleaned and re pa tred good as new. sep2T Stic 111 I Removal. ing of shoes. 1 will also run a Hat ii room in connection with my Harbor Shop, either cold I I I.' V I » V 1.1V l.'U or hoi baths. 11 KN ICY JONKH, , , . , ..... i she didn’t believe in dreams in the >v to fight tor, and weapons to fight I, . . •, 11 ” ’ 1 ] least, and was astonished at him.— So nt‘ proceeded to tell it. with. The man with one eye said noth ing. At such a time, and under such circumstances, there could be hut one interpretation of such con duct. “A coward lias no business trav elling this route,” said the captain, in a voice which every man could hear. The stranger started up, and that eye of his seemed to scatter sparks of tire, but after tt moment befell hack again without having replied. If lie wasn’t chicken-hearted why didn’t lie show his colors? If he intended to fight, where were his weapons? He had no Winchester, and, so far sis any one had seen as he entered the coach, he was with out revolvers. Everybody felt a ; “About ten days ago,” said Air. Lincoln, “1 retired one night quite j bite. I had been up waiting for im- | portant dispatches from the front, : and could not have been long in bed when 1 fell into slumber, for I was very weary. During my slum ber I began to dream. 1 thought j there was a stillness about me, and 1 heard weeping. 1 thought 1 got I up an went down stairs. The same stillness was there. As 1 went from room to room, 1 heard moan ing and weeping. At length 1 came to the end room, which 1 entered, and there before me was a magnif- ficent dais, on which was a corpse. Here there was seijtries and a crowd of people. I said to one of the soldiers: ‘Who is dead tit the contempt for a man who calculated ] NVhito : House?’ He answered: to hold up his hands at the order,, „ rhp p reHid( . nt .- ‘How did he die ?’ I bop leave to Inform my patrons nml the outlive mv country. The night be-jgive credence to the story, and sub-! r'"’"'” 1 , 11 (“'I' 11 '! that 1 imvo ivmnveu my Itni- fore the deed I wrote a long article sequent ly louiul solace in the love when-, 1 am prepared to do in tin- latest style and left it for one of the editors of \ of a Mr. Phillips, whom she had haiiicutting, shaving the National Intelliijeneer, in which known from childhood. ! shampooing, dyking,Etc. I fully set fort it our reasons for tile] True to tile VOWS Of long ago, she 1 I have uelmirinndeospoclnlly fortlieblnek proceedings. He or the South. was loth to bury the first love. Fkiday, 21.—After being hunted Still she was a woman, and, there by a dog through swamps, woods, fore to be won, and so it was. The and at night being chased by gun-j soldier husband returned from the boats till I was forced to return, wet, dangers and privations of war to find her whom he had vowed to love until parted by death, the wife of another. It was an ordeal more trying than any be had experienced during till the bloody conflict he had passed through. Yet there was no remedy save to suppress the af fections so fondly treasured, and trust in time, whose easy flight cor rects all errors, Softens griefs, and » , , , rocks sad memory to sleep. A.Ug;UHtll -1 lotelj Court, and are entitled to have °' vn wrongs to avenge. I Imped | He married again in 180(1, but his j Augusta Gd. them until passed upon by jurv and fl,r no ^ r a ‘ n . ’ * 110 private secoiul \\ :lc died three .Years later. . rru/io v HOM !TTl F Pmn c 1 1 1 h i 1 wrong. I struck for my country, In tse> lie married a third time, but Lcl'vfd a L/UULtI ILt, rrop s, the rights ot the parties shall have | iWU i that alone; a country groaned was again robbed by deatli of his hates: two dollahh per day. been protected. | beneath this tyranny, and prayed j consort one year afterward. About I bancoumi well ventilated iu>omn. C’entmi- Court, (>•') Georgia, page 70, to mean that the Marietta and North Geor gia Railroad Company was entitled to ?.->() convicts for throe years or for so long a time as was necessary to complete* the grading of the road. They hold, further, that the penitentiary companies took their cold and starved, with every man’s lease subject to the burdens. band against me, I am here in des- ' .. . 1 ,, i pair. And lor why? For doing All questions as to whether the Uqt Hrutus was honored for- what railroad company had complied j made Tell a hero. And yet I, for with the considerations required by J striking down a greater tyrant than law necessary to entitle it to it- ! they ever knew, am looked upon as • , 1 , . i a common cut-throat. My* act was ccive convicts, have been hereto-1 ,,, ... •. , , , . * , , purer than either of theirs. One lore determined by tins court, un- ] | l()pet i to \ w Kmit himself; the other dor the direction of the Supreme had not only bis country, but his Harnett House, SAVANNAH, GA. A 8 N 0 W C 0 N D IJ C T E D Is Just as tfooc ns those that claim to be first-('lass, find Charge Twice as Much. it is eonoecteil by street Cars with all the depots. Point tills out to your Neighbors. Don l gay per day. or even I'KM) when you can get just as good accomodations and re ceive more attention for $2 per day. oc.VSJ 1* 1» ii i* in aeist, 1) J T It S . U I G G (Olio iloor lirlmv W. McCatliprn’H) WAYNESBORO, - - - - GA. • DEALER in Drugs and Medicines, Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, Sponges, Patent Medicines. AND THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, JAPAN FISHING POLES, , LINES & ARTIFICIAL BAIT. 1 keep on hnnil at all (lint's ivj'ull ami fiosh supply of nniST’H CELEBRATED GAR DEN HEED. 1 uiak. a s|>i'cialty of tin* PRESCRIPTION Imslnoss, an.I Physicians wlshliif; illffloult Pri'scrlptloiis ooiupoumli'd. will save time nml money by sending them tome. The pub lic* will tlnd my stock of Medicines eompleto warranted genuine, and of the best quality. 1 will open my Store on Sundays from 5 to 9*. a, in., ami 2‘, to5 p. in. for the pursosc of compounding prescriptions. When vou visit Waynesboro tie suro and buy your Medicines, at s G T V G n p 1) E HOLLEYMAN’S 1) Ii IT n E o And the rights of the parties I hw this cud. -vnd yet, now behold the cold hand they extend to me, shall have been protected by the bond which the road was required to file by the Supreme Court. The res olution of the General Assembly, passed in 1883, as enforced and in terpreted by the governor in the Mr. Phillips died, leav- tirst wife in widoW- ly located near railroad crossing. Telegraph ollicc and Ilurber Shop in the building. Augusta Hotel Restaurant and l.uncli Room choice wines, and liquors and cigars. Meals to order at all hours. Painting Contracts anil permit himself to be quietly despoiled. “Pop! pop! Halt!” The passengers were dozing as the salute of the road agents readi ed their ears. The coach was halt ed in a way to tumble everybody together, and legs and bodies were still tangled up when a voice at the doin' of tlio coach called out; “No nonsense now! You gentle- I asked. ‘By the hand of t he assas sin!’ wastin' reply. Then l heard tt great wailing all over the house, and it was so loud it seemed to awaken me. I awoke much depressed and Such was slept no more that night, my dream.” From that time until bis sad death Mr. Lincoln was haunted by the fear of assassination, and Mrs. Lincoln’s first words after Wilkes men climb right down here, and up ! ltooth liu d shot him, on April 14, with your bands. The first man were; “His dream was phrophet- got 11 bullet who kicks on me will through his head.” We had agreed to fight, captain had agreed to lead us. were listening for his yell of defi ance, and t he click of his revolvers, when lie stepped down and out as humbly as you please. Tlu* sutler had been aching to chew up a dozen road agents, and now he was the were ic!” The remark was not under- | stood then, but when the story of * * ,e his dream was subsequently told it We was explained. InHuranci* on u Suh'lih'. Washington, Nov. —In the Supreme Court to-day a decision ] was rendered in the case of the i Manhattan Life Insurance Compa- error, vs. John G. Broughton, trustee in error, to the Circuit Court of tlu* Coifed States for the Southern District of“New York. This was a suit upon an in- t year ago Childor God cannot pardon me if 1 have'hood. done wrong. Yet 1 cannot see any Mrs. Phillips lias a brother re- wrong except in serving a degeti- j siding in Franklin, whom she visited urate people. The little, the very ; not long since, and at whose house little, 1 left behind to clear my i she chanced to meet Mr. Childers, name, the government will not id- ! her first husband. They met as . . low to bo printed. So ends all. For I friends, but their friendship quickly I i mu nrepamt to take contracts for pnint- executive order which was intro-1 my country I have given up all that warmed, the love of twenty years I Kpoa?n l ity l,lt Sj l tLsractVon ,t Kumqinrooa i Vii duced in evidence, does nothing ! makes life sweet and holy, brought. returned, and though not so fervent ] ovory jnV>. i ribWcifuiiy usk tu" piitiormge more than was done by the original ; misery upon my family, and am I as in the earlier dreams of youth, it Vou'UihL*’l-IniiVtix^'' ’ 1 ' u,ld thB *“>•- resolution of 187!) which has nl-1 suro t,1( ‘ ro is 110 l’ardon in the j was not wanting earnest devotion, j "Apply nt. niiH otiioo for any information. ’ heavens for me, since man con- J he second marriage to each; i fvtvrhy pai-mission to Mr. s. a. omy and demns me so. I have only heard I other occurred on Monday evening, | J - a J u^.mu !n8, ™i!™ia!A™h,, what has been done (except what! the 24th ult., in the presence of their | I did myself), and it tills me with ! families, respectively and collect- horror. God, try and forgive me, ively. The event was celebrated and bless my mother. To-night 1 with music and dancing, and tlu* will once more try the river, with bride and groom, though sprinkled tlu* intention to cross, though I with the silver of time, seem hap- 1 invt> a greater desire and almost a. pier for the sorrow they have 187!), ready been passed upon twice by the Supreme Court, except in so far as it gives the road able bod ied convicts, and prohibits the de livery to defendants of any woman or old and infirm convicts, and ex cept in so far as it gives defendants convicts until certain branch roads tire completed. Tlu* question as to the valiuityof this last clause is not now properly before the court, because it is not claimed that tlu* road is now using them, or is about to use them, for any such purpose. Ail Knot'll Anlt'ii ltoiii.'inrc. l'lovi'lniul Special to New York Sun. Forty-two years ago "William An- niiiul to return to Washington, and known, in tt measure clear my name, which 1 feel I can do. I do not repent tlu* blow I struck. I may before God, but not to man, I think I have done well, though I tun abandoned with . _ the curse of Cain upon me, when, if demon lived on a farm near Barnes- the world knew my heart, that one | ville, Belmont county. In 1812 lie blow would have made me great, | was married to Miss Mary English, though I did desire no greatness. They lived happily together for I am of the opinion tlmt the rose- To-night I try to escape these blood-! twelve years, and in*that time eight lution of 1883 is, so far ns it discrim- once inure. Who can read children were born to them, "in imites in fnvor of the road as to the ! " S 'i* e ' <,()< ' s will be done. I 18.>3 Anderson took the California mat s m la\ oi tin load as to tlu j have too great a soul to die like a j gold fever, then raging in the States, kind of convicts to lie delivered to criminal. Oh! may He, may 1 Le j and started on an overland journey it is unconstitutional and void, and j spare me that, and let me die to make his fortune, leaving his ought not to bo enforced. This H )rav( dy! I hjoss tin* entire world. I wife and children behind. At first i • i i , j» » • • ..1 have never hated or wronged anv •court is bound by the decision of mi0> Th|s kMt was not a wrong, the Supreme Court on the question unless God deems it so, and it is of of tlu* act of 187(1, and the resolution 11 4 - 1 Jieinoved to Jieale Atta in ay's Store. John Haenel,* :n I lii'i'cli.v 1111'onn tlio Sportlns; men nml the ireiiei'iil pul>1D* uf Burke enmity, Hint I am pre- pnli'i'il In I'epnli'nll ninkes of kuiimhiiU plntnls 1 also repnli' sewlni; iiinelilnes. 1 warrant satlsfaetlim. .lollN HAENEL, nui;17’82lin mOMEY ! ! st'cond man out. Tlu* surveyor had . / . . intimated that he never passed triiu ever tlu* route without killing at least three liiwaymen, but this oc casion was to hi* an exception. In three minutes the five of us were . ......,■ , .... ,, i i i surance policy on tlu* life ot Israel tlawn and in line and hands up, and i .. , ,. tin* road agent had said: ’ “Straight matters of business.— Ferguson. The defense set up by the company in tlu* Circuit Court was: First, that the court had no First one who drops his bunds j uris(Ucti()li; , S p COU d, that the s min' won’t ever know what hurt him.” Where was tlu* man with one eye? The robber seemed to be lieve we were, all out, and lie was Just approaching tlu* head of tlu* line to begin his work when a dark of 187!), and can only consider the resolution of 1878 in so far as it dif fers and goes beyond that act and resolution in its terms. That act and resolution having been inter preted by the Supreme Court, and complainants having been fully protected by the bond which has been filed under the decision and order of this court rendered thereto, it is, therefore, considered and ordered that an injunction is sue, as prayed for, restraining John W. Nelms, principal keeper of the penitentiary, from carrying into effect that portion of the resolution of the General Assembly of 1883 which requires him to deliver to the Marietta and North Georgia railroad company able bodied con victs, and prohibits the delivery to it of any women or old and infirm issues had been previously tried and decided in favor of the compa ny in the State court, and that tlu* judgment was a bar to this action; that it was expressly provided in the policy of insurance that if the form dropped from the conch, there | assured should die by suicide the was a veil as if from a wounded poliev should lie null and void; and | enuN'lets, and that he be enjoined tiger, a revolver began to crack.- I [ lu> aHWim i did die llmt way, hung-! ''™"> making awy other than a fair Tlic robber went down at the first j j n ^. himself in Central l’urk, Newjl’ 10 li,ta pop. 11 is partner was just coming York, April 14, 1870. This court round the rear of the coach, lie hoidm First, that the Circuit Court j bus a game man. lie knew what ] 1U( i jurisdictien; second, that a j tll ° " tlH ‘ r B ra J’ 01 ' „ x laid happened, hut he was coming judgment of non-suit Is no bar to n j amendment, it is ordered tluit tlu to tlu* rescue. Pop! pop! pop! went j 1U , W notion, and of no weightms ev-1 injunction be denied. Hie revolvers, their flashes lighting 1 pp,nee at tlio trial oftlnit action; Both sides will carry the case up up tlu* night until we could see the nml, third, that self-killing by mi division convicts between and the M, & N. G. of this class of tin* companies R. R. Co. As to in tlu* Hill and Him to damn or bless me. And for this bravo boy Harold with me, who often prays (yes, before and since), with a true and sincere heart, was it crime in him? If so, why can we pray the same? I do not wish to sited a drop of blood, lait I must fight the course. ’Tisall that’s left ino. These were the last words he re corded. No MIV mi tin' Four Outer I'lani'tn. “The conclusion of the whole matter, so far as astronomy and physics can now tell,” says' Prof. MiT’urluiul in an essay on “Life on tlu* Planets,” “is this: That four largo outer planets have sufficiently cooled down to allow 1 search for him. lilc on their surface, such as wc sec Eight years ago he went to Idaho ! on the earth; that Mars gives id I to latter hi. fortunes, lmt also with telescopic and spectroscopic proha- the hope of meeting his father bilitics of conditions compatible i 11 is faith with life as we see it; that the! March earth certainly for millions of years , they have been living together has been covered with multifarious j since, life; that of Venus and Mercury we ! A few days ago the father and son have no certain knowledge, and ] returned to Ohio. .Air. Anderson that tlu* satellites are pretty cer-1 visits his children near the home of Ids wife, who is now in I am prepared to negotiate Loans on Real Estate for a term of years at S per cent, in terest per annum. Call and see me at Waynesboro, and learn particulars. E. F. LAWSON. i'|>t2l’«Stl' he communicated with his wife and sent her money, hut its the years passed by letters ceased to come, and he was mourned as dead. Du ring all these years the wife worked hard to support the helpless chil dren. .They grew to maturity—five dauglfters anil three sons—and they till won respectable positions in so ciety. Believing lu*r husband dead, Mrs. Anderson consented to marry .Jesse Fowler, whose death was announced a few weeks ago. Before the second marriage, which occurred about eighteen months ago, she was wise I Oysters, Shad, enough to obtain a divorce from ] her first husband. One of her sons, j George Anderson, even when a cldlil, believed that his father was i the] not dead, and often said that when net he became a man lie would go and \ G T S M.M.Siillivan^Son WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Prosit and Sail M ater Fish, Terrapin, Game, I 'egetaides, Fruit and other Produce. AH Orders Punctually Attended to. h was not misplaced, for io ] i;,i) Bit Y AX ST., SAVANNAH,GA. ast he found his hither, and .....Vfciim, ever j insane person, understanding the A hardened scamp who appeared physical nature and consequences of j before a judge recently, was asked: his act, but net its moral aspect, is j “What is your profession?” “1 the have no profession." “Well, what the ! are your means of existence?” “I upon Ids life live at the expense of my reputa- n bullet across Ills j ijmt the poliey shall be void in case tion.” lie shall die by suicide. The Judg ment of the Circuit Court is affirm ed, with costs and interests. The opinion is by .Justice Gray. driver in his seat. It didn’t take twenty seconds.— Dm* of tlie robbers lay dead ia front of us, tlu* other under the coach, while the man with the one e.ve laid a lock cut from Ids head ami tin* graze of check. Not one of us had moved a linger. We were five fools ia a ‘row. There was a palatul lull alter the last sliot, and it lasted t; full minute before tlu* stranger turned to us, and in a quiet, courteous mun- Uer remarked: “Gentlemen, ye kin drop your hands!” We dropjg*d. We undertook to thank him, and we wanted to shake hands, ami sumhody suggested a not death b\ suicide, within meaning of the condition in policy upon insurnnet tainly not lilted for such life as is | on tin* earth; that, in particular, our moon has no water and no atmos phere, consequently no climate or vegetable life. If the sun and the planets continually lose heat, then there will cornea time In tliisfar fiiturt when the sun itself shall go out in everlasting night, and the planets cool down so that tlio ‘eter nal snow’ would be hot compared with tlu* degree of cold throughout all space, where everything shall la> dealt.” mourning i for her second husband, but lie bus not entered her house, although he j has conversed with her in the pres ence of mutual friends. /. L. Faulk & Co. W1IOI.KHAI.I-: DKAl.RfU IN Clothing, The fact that Boss Kelly announ ces tluit he would support Tilden, is one of ilm strongest straws that j point to the revival of tlio old ticket. This evening, about six o’clock, at Mr. Manning’s hotel, of this place, the family known as the Blatter Concert Troupe got into a row about the concert to be given here A saloon keeper of St. < harles, j th(> nmn j,,' the bowels, killing Minn., wants to dispose ot lus sn- j him instantly, lt was a mostMerri- loon, and oilers an excuse forgoing hie thing, as It was all done in the out of business that he wishes to third story of the hotel before au.v give up Ills occupation, and prepare Sheriir Foute, of Loudon, Tenn., I whose duty it is to hang Andy Tay lor on the 23d insf., announces that! lie will make the execution as pub-1 He as possible. The laws of Ten- nessee provide that hangings shall ' _ . . ... he private, hut provide no penalty One PlMCe Clothing Warehouse for a violation of the provision, Efforts are being made to have the! hanging "f Taylor taken out of the C01\ WllllaKfil’ & St. Mail StS„ SaVailliatl, Qa. hands of Sheriff Foute, as the great mass of law-abiding citizens desire the legal tragedy to he private, —and— 455 and457 Broadway, New Yoit for heaven. Advertise in The Citizen. The water In tin* Chattr hoochee rlVer is so low at Columbus that it duos not run over the dam of the ' Eagle ami Bh'mtix mills while they < are running. citizens could get there. The young J the lute Senator 11 ill, was one of tin i man was promptly arrested and bridesmaids, on which occasion she carried to jail on the down nnssen- met for the first time Todd Heed, ger to Cartersville. Mrs. Blattor one of the groomsmen. It fell to and two children wore in tin* room Rood to escort Miss Minnie home, while the fight was going on, and lait instead of doing so he drove to I screamed for help, hut all to nod Antioch, where the couple were — luiifirsiiby, A West Boint (Ga.) special says:! “ Kour fashionable weddings have] -linnus wiutcr wuiU! “NVhon the KohlitM just tills 1*11 [>lai‘0 lion*. At niio o|* j Anulii" very NWcdly, blit wc venture tla* thrill Miss Mlllllh* Mill, a uloi'O (if I KUperb vocallMlM Of Waynesboro will rentier When the Woel'nl 1'lniuU are Hll'letl,” In u The Tidal Wave. I announce to the Public that I will open My Meat House in full blast on Saturday, September 8th. and will continue to keep on hand every day the very best Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausage &c., also a complete line of fresh •Vegetables, direct from market gardens every day. I simply ask a trial and will guarantee satisfaction. 1 have also opened >1 y II e w lani’Riit, where you can be served in the most artistic style by accomo dating waiters with everything in its season. I desire to further announce that my Grocery Department is complete with all first-class Groceries, Lewis’ Snow Flake Crackers, received fresh weekly, a full line of Confectionery and all kinds of Fruits in their sea son, Virginia Hand Picked Pea nuts, roasted fresh every day, and as to my I will simply say that 1 have bit oft'more than I can conveni ently chew, and will sell at sur prisingly Low Prices. Ladies and Misses Hats a specialty. My stock of Mens and Youths Ilats is complete at Hock Bot tom Prices. A full and com plete line of Glass and Crockery Ware and all other Dry Goods and Notions usually kept in a first-class store. Give me a trial before buying elsewhere, and 1 guarantee satisfaction. The highest ©ash prices paid for hides and cotton seeds, de livered to me either at the liamill store or at my place on Liberty street. M. £. HALL. Kt.l>l7'N.'l('lll avail. The young man claimed that married, he had to light or be killed himself, eiled,” All parties are recoil* iimitiU't' equally ns clmniilm;. TH0S. M. BERRIEN, A 11 o r ii e y - a t - L a w (OFFICE In COURT HOUSE.) WAYNESBORO, .... ot*.ytwi)iu