Newspaper Page Text
DAILY EDITION
ATHENS, GEORGIA,- FRI DAY
4 ir,;i ^1* ' HQT'iSrtiTBi? .
JSsMCrttH a PP oTnt '
... . gO'flu jury to investigate t
'ffinsaftr’H
• ■*»«*** ^tlwhll
n-iM UkH .mAnunrr^'*. ~—
... NO SHODDY
AMONG, HIS NEIGHBOR!
>. WHAT WHITEHEAD SAYS. ,, -
i
Th. Story «f the SLyar of (More* **r*e-
, ? ;; local chips, Caw™*,
; Small Items That a Reporter Caught oa
the Hr Taitorday.
Mr. Tom'S ti'nley is surveying the
* ,r "” railroad JtfA'fi 2!:'
fler is sorry the election is
IQ. Hsnirlcks' Last Public App
B.for. BU Home Fri«d«.
Indianapolis Journal (Sep.)
The sudden death of Vice,
,deqt Hendricks yetterday afternoon
wilir'" W - *
mauas Told the Kan Who Killed Slat
In Oconee County Last Summer.
, la rl i Anfmta U«ws.
Pn yesterday a reporter of the
Evening News called at the jsil to
/seejtlhfimaa.who: was brought to
the'city last Saturday Evening by '
Sheriff Overby)'of Oconee county.
The turnkey, politely invited the
reporter up to the ceil ot'Etdfidge'
Crawford Whitehead! - He then
informed Whitehead for what pur
pose the reporter bad celled, end
notified him not to state anything
that he did not desirepublished, or
call vividly to the minds-of
many his .appearance on' .tttd pre--
ceding eveningalthe grand, recep;
' SWrJ.
|;! The bird hunters of WatkinsviUe
areTurniihing the Athenians with
_ The Kijighti ofliibor should Steer
f tiu.nu ; . j
. ..ML Woodward, dram, 'Atlantq,-
i .K'AflP^peak in A’hletttfagain soph/
h&e street railroad yrillbe 2$ miles
i '^'Pepper sauce is used /pr hair oil.
: ^Jsck.'WIer is busy telficlg hoyrhis
nounced -Wednesday evening, i- !
. .". The march through'Atlpe as Tuen-.
day night at'' !J o’clock changed
fault to Arid against
cooing evening at me grana recep
tion given at the residence-of ( £Ute
Treasurer Cooper. c co"f ' ’
’ While the gathering possessed no
political significance whatever from
'the viry nature of things, it contain-
#d many of the prominent, dejifp*
•rats of the state.-, and Was. a. very
brilliant occasion. It was at a late
■hour when the' Vice-President and
his wife appeared upon the.-.scet)g.'
AHer expressing, the. fcourtesies of,
THE f.ARUBST. uHKAtaff ABO t *EjTJ8T9CE:ef
, Or) (iJJSI
"oGjecled
6 boimlit «1Iroot from tk« Wad l eg nanafActurere. ud nIj
fteaion. There hM been a ratrkol decline la thee* noddi,
boniflt of the reduction. Everythin* sold by at la wAmat
ive refer to ear petrous la the post for endorsement. Do not Mi7
will give you better ceode at ro*k-bjttom prtaas. Te eooatr
cet la the eoath an 1 save frelghta. aepl.
tpo» the Athens market. W«
a made to order the present
\ll give our patrons the talll
l-the survey?-;
ie city of Ath
'^strange that
th/t wOutd inthe leasttend'tocrim.
ihate hith.'.'U'^iju'’^', , r. |S*
iperctianti willdupIlcUe au^/aari
The reporlefo asked the, prisoner,
if lie killed a man in Ocbnee coun
ty last July, and for what reason.
Whitehead answered: “I”did CTTI
George Hardeman, a man about 35
yeers old, and married. The cause
of the killing was simply that he
and I were running the same farm,
and we could not. agree. On the
14th day of July, 1885 Hardeman
rode up in the field where"! was
the evening, Mr. Hendricks paused
/or some moments on the threshold'
If’ tHe -Zpaetous reception ■ rooms, >
Snd contemplated the scene with a
smile of uncoiiaealcd pleasure., A
•4. iq .gasoil
Wf» oApoi
light pallor WEs noticeable
lis countenance,Cyrt he nevet
id or seemed in better spirit
^pressed himself as being in
^tfdk&ouuft
rgia, U
9 Methane- wbis-
Ays, and -has had-
les.vrith thesrev-
,,lhose-is no <„„ „
L*.e ft#^8.AtjWpon*.ori Wednes-
',1,‘lfhe.Keaves men were 'out yester-
day collecting their, pets. 1 ni 1
1 Mr. Ray, who is in ourtity for
»Oia !»{•« UOill
Grand Display, of
fcnt health. As he stdo
t!.«t polished grace and
nunner so charactwjstic
tine, he presented’ a
appearance
in the field where"! was
working and used^ harih words to
wards me. He was accompanied
by his wife. At his side was a pis-,
toi and-he kept his hands on itn’nd
m/de threats to kill me. I «plcked
H,my little baby .and Started up
E road to my house, d short dis-
Ice away, Hardeman ' ordered
me to stop and put thy little bqby
down on the ground, but I refused
Tdfobey vhfm. He followed me up
tef njy hJhae. knd vn{iejgrl; managed
leTgeflhto the cott&ge"and load my
gun. Hardeman was on the ’out-
ktde abusing my wife. I could not
stand it and told him fo retreat, but
he., refused and than commenced
abusing me. and was about to pull
the. purpdse pi writing up the aiffer -
ent industries of Athens fortho Ar-
flMjt/ hit., assisted . the - , Banner-
Watchman a great deal in the past
le.C'-andS never) t>«
r iu) fullet pnsie»
veto. There sto^;
sfys that'tfie far-'
MfwiMg to kill! their fat
.haul than to market. This
so Taras me farmers in this 1
MjY^R£jfci*>nc*rn«d.
ul their -cotton tctnsrket
t tmt. fit',Hog* trom the
hravpiy ttijiig |or a farm-
aeUher'poor or fat hoes,
■•i.siuiii6T.v'j>I 0 ’
■*tt t nw nrn* v
few days, tor which, we return
A. "w. Davis, ai,Atlanta, is in:the
c "rty. , f
The literary societies of. the Uni
versity will to-morrow select a nfcsy
editorial staff for the University,
thun-Wor^i-.-i Here sn'd th'eVe
many a frosted head, of both
pvi ties, pouched-by time tndiejhei
strain of m»ny an angipus cam
paign. There were Also present
several of the younger politielatatj
jMttJMta. wont to seek hid counsel,
and who always met with 1 kind
and cncourae*-'-
genpr«l eager.
UniverSty
Mr. A. C. Rucker made a gallant
light for councilman id the fourth'
watd and was only defeated by a
small majority. Mr. Rucker would
have made a first class alderman.
No other man could have made'lo'
'strong wrace, and we hope yet |b
see him as one of the law makers of
the city. J
J. P. Tuggle, an old friend of the
Banner-Watchman, and the -best
drummer on the road, is in'the-city.
Reserved seat board wi|l be open
»i.:. ——at Cranford’s for tick-
A^the Gilt fidinTafiuw^wK ot
is IpeCtklly ^o-
table, .and a- ddog interval': id
id-shaking followed. r He h hM,
ie received with enthusiasm and
rinefSnn ntlvwveanae Via lews «nnai‘
X^What becomes" of The dead, are
wtewell very fine. The A. (J! is issued
him sfcSff iZmg&VSWiBy* -s
" : WjUtTBS TO ABOLISH.
“ A* tdjeaf the.
ivarioua remarks on the recent elec-
’■ i(m.~ One"darkey re-narkledvester-
, day,‘'“Boss,‘.We’se killed de .Knights
.vlwlWr folivk*' ’"Another said he
• fi wanted amaiito run for “d^lerisla-,
, 'iteii iwhd wfould introducej a ter
iiiiiii.nl|T|f l T**‘ I ~i£
EEV. i. A. JAEKELL. .
We are glad to announce tha.
|, Rev. J. A. Jarrell will continue a-
pastor of the First MethodUtchurch
Mr. Jflrrljli'has done a great deal of
good in Athena and the people all
. hive become attached to ttim. He
iifR pure, Christian gentleman, and
it. Wa.iiJ hove been a rfiiUake to.
have seat him ^nwiiy from Athena
wtineHon wherever be hes none!
but the ’hCtrie hearts—tbp-'gearts
that tpuched the tenderesr cord-
how they cfowded about I him! It
Qas his last meeting .of triends on
earth, his last, farewell to thenf all;’,
and now it wou’d aeem.somp wise
I pannot read.,or write,: but my
brother advised me’ to gO to the
m'oua>ini.pt Nprth Georgia, and
to remain Untii ho wrote, me what
fhe feeling, pf tHef sdSiyl public,
was. I wanted to go to W»tkins-
vllte, the county aeat,.and surrender
myself, but my brother, bfcing edu-
tlns morning... _
ets to Frederick Warde.
FROM THE WEEKLIES.
strong magnetic cheer ot this dis-
Rhfkwhed leader,-and Gli neighbors;
and friends, .regardless of pmlitical
faith, who were preseal OB that oc
casion, will have a pleasant remem-,
brancemf the lost time when’he ap
peared id their social midst. • * 1 '
Mr. Hendricks, in conversation aA
the reception, ’ was addressed by
some erne present with the remark
that he looked so fresh and youthful
that he must have discovered the,
Tho following is some of the
fiew^gatherVcTfram our weekly ex
changes:
Christmas is fast approaching. It
will be here on the 25th certain.
Thanksgiving day was hereon
Desire to call attention to their,'large assortment of
lira U . ! > TOBBCGOS.
remained in the county jail of Oco
nee nntil Friday night, when Sher
iff Overby came to rtiy cell, and e»
cortcd me to thp depot and brought
me .to Augusta for safe keeping.' I
have not oeen informed whether
the people wanted -to lynch me Fri
day night or give me ljbeilty.”-
"Were you sober Whefi you killed
Hsrdeman?"' * * J fj s- '■ l •
f ,“I>w*qperfectly sober.' Harde
man .was known throughout the
bounty Ae a bully and was always a
i; . M
: “I was twehty-three years pld the
first d|iy.ot laft September,-' add I
have a wife and ohe chiltll”
I f’Hsveyou engaged iriy attorneys
to represent.yap M ypurjfrial?" ,
■ “Yes. , I r havd employed Mr.
,Tuck, of Athens, and General Gar-
the 26th. ’
Mrs. Spoopendyke visited the
villaae last week.
We return thanks for a mess of
turnips. s
Mr. Jones killed a very large hog
and sent the ediior a nice mets of
■spare nus.
r.-Thil ^appointment* of the North
Georgla-conlf.rence for the ensuing
year tor the Atliens District are as
folioWKl 1 ' }_ .
> p - E-i-Thst
i Athens circuit, A. S. Adams; Fac-
Joty.mission,' supply Ifii D. Stone;
Oconee circaiL >-C< P. Marchman;
WinterviUn dfcuiipJR, Av Seale;
Walkinsviilf, J. V'M. Mprris; Lex-
The sheriff, levied on a , piece of
land about a month ago. 1
Mr.'Spoopendyke speaks of via-:
iting our town in the near future. .
A candy pulling at Mrs.- Smith's,
week before last. It was a brilliant
affair. < I,,,,
Is justly pojjutRir. We clain. tlieif# V -no better for the
j :.'' :i!-m/J r .T money. Ttyifc, uin. f.
jetsijP
ry young
caibi'Cdhiie^iyig the di^jji
ngeiLVappearancerandTi
how he had msnagea. to
his youthful vigor to such
»J®AiSm£
id;he, *1.have end
the enthusiasm ofn
werything I hwveui
* - • liism/i - r h -iiail »->:iiioiii .in-:
Are aleo some of our , Favorite Brands for which
FLESH IN A
Blunfcr
. are Sple agents. 'Give iis a flail 1 and 1 bff Convinced,
j JI/.W.* n.D'diU » >‘d) r.iur'l • r»M»J 30! * 111 8,0
The Terrlbl* situation la Whlob UttMl-
lit Was Placed. | y f
Litos Rock, Ark., beie. a.—
W. F. McGinnis, an employe of,the
St. Lbuis Iran Mountain fad South
ern railway at Ifrgenta, was sent to
the Camden branch to repair /'lo
comotive- He bad completed the'
work,' and the engineer raised
steam.' THe'jengihe'sudtleniy, from
some unknown ’cause, turnedt over
Apd , McGinnis was caught under
the engine, with the hot water run
ning out on him, and the mm**
the furnace burning >(ur legs. The.
engineer .could not-extricate him
At the skating race Wednesday,
Bight. y.Urgc ftr^d" OT ladi?s and
,g«aljn*UMl,W*r#,iu attendance, and
n M n|u u ka Rmmm **
lITbe following '-wick/d ’ card has
u... sUf. -mL 12.
Ie lB 4 3-4 w(th Hyract?
- ‘ "lift 4:55. The
lendid,*inid : we 1
Beusse in get-
"iaa^tfuiate^
tingmchJyyjt
,s*ar aiaKoiTSK -'AEaUECAB*. | "l 1
riKii
home# < jo* Angiutt,
* 1 bo 1 ri j3-2K
• I.- - two little children were left wjth,
iriand* lathe former, ciDri while,the:
,lbums, Chlldn ns’ Books in endless
all kinds, Fun Blocks, New Game.,
-—■- '■-‘-■'-t. Call and *x-
Books lu Sots,'Photo
variety. Diaries for
Rubber Goods Fineet assortment ofdolle ever thown in Athene,
amine before purchaelngelsewhere. . -iw . : I rix ! '
was dragged from the fire the flesh
at hisieflrhip actually blazed. His
face and neck were scalded, and
his right kide'win burned to a yritp.
Hp lived, fourteen hour*. ^
.1 - c* Polsensd hr theoeek.^
Fivp members of J* A. Gallon's
lamUy, Vrcre poisoned, to'-day oy
drinking coffee in which their cot-
ored cook had plaCed half i-pound
of arsenic. Medical assistance ar
rived in time to save their lives, but
two of the victims are still ih a criti
cal condition. The cook has been
arrested and locked up in jail. ■**'“
—-—• TOST
Shot Aboata Woawa. , r ;rvv; ,
'GatnssvilLk, Ga., De.c-. :2.—
This afternoon, inthe edge of town,
one Holcombe shot John Hartridge
FOR ie. CATARRH
niDition meeting.
—.—
" H' (hick;,Jack.
: ,‘Mt^r. C. V.Crawford,
■JRforiff.lWriting'-from,' VVaahii
chAwe lltp rif Ci#n T.ntrnn
f Incyery Form, the
CERTAIN CATARRH CURE;
the Surest anil Quickest remedy known. Purely
Vegetable. Manufsctured by30.00.. Atbona, Gis
Price, |l per bottle;6 bottle* |5 Sold By Joe. Craw-
lord Co., wholesale and recall DrngtiaU,Ath*ns,G^
Information furnished.
iix months ago he was defeated tor
he Vice Presidency, hppelesa of
be senate, and about dead broke
lecunia'rily. Now he is alienator.
/Swi WUe 4fslrU=w«* g<
angels into the arm* of its
Cleveland and the democrats., P«-
aidogyhis, k'vjjirof real estate, that
he bought on credit, has increased
in value,"three fold and made’him a
snug little fortunMHKhe forfuitous
change in his MMnstances will
boom a book he is soon to publish,
and make it sell'profitably. Logan
la in luck.—Augusta Chronicle.
influence of such
ft grMt abd good paper as tlie Con-
it one so tender in
o'ercast by" iffch"V
s to actually grieve!
hal’d/‘one.so near
other! We extend
stitution, white he is .till wandering
in “tlie loW ground, of sorrow.” He
, ; \cera»(
cloud ol
needs it worse than bis preacher
friend does.—CejAtltution.
GeMert Patent Xoiir tor it
C. Hampton.
gutt; The wound is painlui, but not
fataL A woman was the cause of
the difficulty. ■
HH
