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- A. DeLOACH, Editor and Prop’r.
PROFESSIONAL CAROS.
"Yy l. story,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
Sycamore, Georgia-
jy|ARK ANTHONY,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Sycamore, Georgia.
Will be looted fur the present nt tlie Doll.
| ii House. Patronage respectfully sot.cited.
W. KMtlS,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
Ruby, Gkokuja..
Calls promptly Attended' lo at «U hours.
• I respectfully solicit a share of the public
^ paj' ;l ’.mg* Office iu B. H Oockre.l’s store.
^ JTV mk , J* R UfVKUNMK,
^HYSICI^N AND SURGEON,
Ashbuak, Georgia.
1« atLswoml promptly day or ui^lit.
ytecial atUdUtiou U> diseases v>l women
YulUli eu.
aTi NX'ON GX'KiVNGlO, M. O.
SPECIALIST.
COrdbele, Geohoia,
Diseases of women, Strict ires. Nervous
ed «n«l alt in private 2 to5 diseases. Strictures dissolv¬
out mlvumsm minutes by u smooth current
of*, without pain or detention
fro.;. bn>iae.ss; and given to patient in a via!
of alcohol. Correspondence solicited and
best references given. Utiice uortu-east cor¬
ner Suwiineo House.
JO M. FIMZZRLIjK,
LAWYER,
McRae, Georgia.
Practices in the Stuto nnd Federal Courts.
Real Estate and Criminal Law Specialties.
YY r A AARON,
LAWYER,
Arhburn, Georgia.
Collections and Ejectment suits a .Special¬
ty- tSPOifice, Room No. 4, Betts Building.
W. FUivlVOOi),
LAW, REAL ESTATE & COLLECTIONS,
Timor, Georgi a ,
Prompt attention given to all business,
ryoilioe, Love Building, Room No. 1.
J OUN HARRIS.
SHOEMAKER,
Ashbuhw, Georgia. „ (
My prices are low and all work strictly
Guaranteed,
DIRECTORY.
CITY OF SYCAMORE.
'M-yor—A. G. DeLopcb.
CciUDCsilmen—W. B. Dneher. I L. Murray
Hi. W. Cockrell, K. li. Smith, J. P. Fountain,
Superior October. Courts—First C. Monday Judge, Hay in 'April duns
arid C. Smith,
ville, Ga.
Soli .tor General—Tom Eason. McRae,Ga.
Clerk Superior Court—J. B. D. Paulk, Ir-
winville. Ua.
Jjy^riff-v-Jesse mtL .sheriffs—O. Paulk, J Ruby, Prescott, Ga Irwin-
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! ® ; Win. VnnHouten, cycainore, Ga.
W Quarter!) Court-Monrlily session, second
iii^BruGiy, session, second Monday
April, July and October. J. B.
Clements, Judge, 1/vvinviJle,'Ga.
County Court Bailiff—William Rogers, Ir-
ffrinvilie, G.i.‘
Countv Commissioners’ Court—First Mon¬
day in cm c!i month. M. Henderson. Commis¬
sioner, Oeiila, Ga.
OrdinaryVGoui'fc—First Monday in each
mouth. J>an|ei Tucker, Ordinary, Vic, Ru Ga.
School Commissioner-J. Y. Fietcher,
by. Ga. Treasurer—W. Faulk, Irwin-
(bounty R.
vil.'e. Ga.
j Tax Receiver ~D. A. Melon is, \ ic. Ga.
'.lax Collector—J. W. P.uilk, Ruby, Ga.
I I Surveyor—M. Barnes, Minnie, Ga.
Coroner—Daniel Hall, Minnie, Gh.
I Board of lu.lncvjtioii—Jno. Clements Chair-
Ipian, fvinvilie, Irw i;i ville, Gh. Tucker, ; henry Vic, T. Fletcher, G; h. Ir- D.
Ga.',; L. li. Ga.; S.
■raydui*, Irwin vile, E. Coleman,
|)c.iilu, B Justice Ga. Courts—001 Dist. G. M Second
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■Saturday in each month. Marcus Luke, N.
■, and J. Wm, Rogers, Bailiff,
■Twin Be ville. Ga. Second .... Saturday ,
PH District G. M. m
ujii month. J. H. McNeese, J. P , vl ^f ”
Roberts, Bailiff, Ocala, , hi.
>b Dist. u. M., Third Saturday in each
oi it'. ... V. Hanley, J. P j David Troup,
.iff. Minnie Ga.
H pi-t G. M , Third Wednesday in each
Ik C. h R -yaj,J. P.. Sycamore, G i. ,
P. Royal, RuiliftT, Syeamove, Ga.
G M . I>. A. R «y, N. P. & Ex
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pDCS DIRECTORY.
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Ihmiinicat-ions. furl Saturday. W
>.; A. D. Robs, Secretary.
jge, F. & A. M.—Regular the 4th Bunday com-
■ihursciuy litli. before
J. A. J, Henderson, VV. M.;
Whitley, Sec’y, Oehlu, Ga.
fcaCH DIRECTORY-
■iYCUMOHE CIRCUIT.
H«1 ^knurth Sum lay mill Sunday night,
Sunday-
Sunday.
■ ■ Sunday and Sunday night.
T. D. STRUNG, Faster.
^^■iMITlVE |A-! jmisT
I) .-ui.ility and Batur in.%
■kitud .Sunday and Situr-
iMmljy it Saturday l-efore.
ami ttann.lay before.
K. W. H.HXEBWJ, Pastor.
.Iyer—drd Sunday uud Saturday
IU.eet.iug'House—2nd Sunday and
r I it'ore
ve—4th Sunday and Saturday
^-lat Sunday Ku>, James and Sat Gibbs, urday Pastor. before
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NOTICE,
to warned that no hunting or flsh-
1 Bhuu! llowud on lots Of land Nos. 18,
44, in 3rd digtriet of Irwin i
VVii.KV Fuetouiui.
One Huniired and Twiuify-Second Dny.
Senatk,— Mr. Allen offered a pi'e-
Htnlile nnd resoinlion reciting that
Coxey, Browne and Jones, •litizens of
the lljiited HiiUes, were oil May 1,
189 4, iu the grounds of tho capitol,
assaulted by u police force of the Unit¬
ed States and arrested and imprisoned
while peaceably entering said gyonude
in an. orderly manner.; of and providing
for a select commiUee five senators,
not more than - two of them to be from
(lie same political party, to investi¬
gate all the faet.8 and circum¬
stances connected with said
assault and-make such recommenda¬
tions as will prevent such outrages
hereafter. The resolution was laid
pver until tomorrow.—The resolution
providing for the discussion of the
Chinese treaty in open session was
laid before the senate. Air. Chandler
gloved that Hie resolution be consid¬
ered in secret session, the motion was
ag'ecd to and the doors were closed.
— When the door's were opened at 5
o’clock, a conference report on a bill
to regulate tlie sale of intoxicating
liquors in the District of Columbia
was presented, read and agreed to.—
,vnotbcr short executive session was
held, and the senate adjourned until
tomorrow'.
House. —Tlie amended New York
and Now Jersey bridge bills were
passed tinder a suspension of the
rules.—The bill for tho building of a
government printing office was taken
up in committee of tbe whole. With¬
out disposing of the bill the house,
after receiving the report of the com¬
mittee on elections in the case of I’.
H. Thrasher, contestant for tlie seat
of Mr. Knloe, the majority being in
favor of Knloe, adjourned until noou
to-morrow.
/Die Tii ndi’cd nnd Twenty-/bird Day.
Senate.—T his credentials of John
F. Gear, as senator elect from Iowa,
to succeed Mr. Wilson, were pr sent-
ed by Mr Wilson, read and laid on Hie
table.—By consent of Mr. Alien of
Nebraska, his resolution relative to
the arrest of Coxey and others went
over until tomorrow, and the tariff
bill was taken up. Mr. Hoar of Mass¬
achusetts addressed the senate. Mr.
Quay .of Pennsylvania delivered a
sixth installment of his speech.—The
credentials of John Pattoi^ Jr-, ap¬
pointed in place of Hie iate Senator
Stookbridge of Michigan, were pre¬
sented and laid on the table.—Tho
senate then took an executive session
and adjourned at 6:15.
House.— In committee of (lie whole
on tlie bill for building a public print¬
ing office, Mr. Bryan of Nebraska
moved to amend by inserting a provis¬
ion that the site for the building be se¬
lected from public grounds; agreed to
—ayes 104, nays 50. Tlie committee
rose and reported the bill to tlie
house ami it was recommitted to the
committee on , public buildings arid
grounds, with instructions to prepare
a bill for Hie erection of a printing
office on land owned by tlie govern¬
ment__The house then went into com¬
mittee of tlie whole on the naval ap-
propriotion bill. An hour was con¬
sumed in reading tlie bill, aud after
some discussion Hie committee rose i
and, at 5:10, the house adjourned.
“In Union, Strength and Prosperity Abound."’
SYCAMORE, IRWIN COUNTY. GA.. MAY IS, 18 !M.
AT THE CAPITOL.
h Synopsis of What is Being Said and
Done at Washington from Bay to Day
One Hundred nnd Twentieth Dny.
Senate.—A fter tlie routine btisinesi
Mr. Hinton asked unanimous consent
for the consideration of the senate
bill lo remit tlie penalty against tlie
dynamite gun, Vesuvius. Mr. Han ts
objected, and the tariff bill was taken
up. The amendments agreed upon in
the democratic caucus yesterday relat¬
ing to the income tax on corporations
weio piescnted, laid on the table and
ordered printed. Mr. (jualy gave tho
fifth instolltuoiit of his speech, and, at
2:6t), after an executive session, the
senate adjourned until to-morrow.
lieu se.—T he house in committee of
the '.vlaile proceeded to the considera¬
tion of t lie river anti harbor bill, which
was read for amendment and discus¬
sion under tlie live minute rule. A
number of amendments were made.
The only one' affecting the southern
states east of tlie Mississippi was one
authorizing the expenditure of @10,000
of Hie appropriation for Mobile har¬
bor, in keeping it clear of logs and
other obstructions. At 6:05 life com¬
mittee rose arid reported to the house,
and tlie bill was passed.—Tito lie-use
agreed to adjourn at tho ofose of the
night session until Monday, and a
recess was taken until 8 o’clock. Tim
night session was devoted to private
pension and roliof hills.
One Hundred and Twenty-First Dny.
fc-ENATK.—After rountine business
the calendar of bills unobjected to was
laken up. A bill to pay citizens of
Oregon, Washington and Idaho, win
served in the war against (lie Nez
l’crces, Bannock and Mioshone Indians
@1.00 per day, and to pension tlio
wounded and the heirs of those who
were killed, was passed.—The bill to
remit the penalties on the dynamite
gun crusier, Vesuvius, was passed.
Tlie senate then held on executive ses¬
sion and at 4:30 adjourned until Mon-
flue Hundred and Twenty-fourth Dny
SenAtk—I n thr* 8puu(e Mr. Allen’s
resolution for an investigation of the
circumstances attending the arrest of
Coxey and his confreres on the capitol
grounds was laken up, discussed and
laid over witnout action__Tlie tariif
bill was liien taken up and one amend-
went voted on and adopted.--A sub-
stiInto for the Coxey resolution was
olfeied by Mr. Mr. Idler and accept-
c(l bv Mr. Allen, and went. over. It
•
oiniis ,, tiie preamble, , , provides . , for - a
select commit,ec of investigation
which is also lo inquire and report
whethor iurther legislation is needed
for the protection of the park and
grounds and for (lie protection of citi-
zetts who may visit the capitol.—The
senate held tin executive session, and
(lien adjourned until tomorrow.
House.-A fter some routine busi.
ness the house in committee of the
whole, took up (ho naval approprin-
(ion bill, debate to he limited to seven
hours. Messrs. Walker of Massaehu.
setts and Gtosvenor of Ohio made
speeches against the tarill bill, The
bill under consideration wont ovei
without action, (lie committee rose
and the house adjourned until tomor.
row.
llwmli-ra ana Twenty Kit... liar.
bENATK—-A bill to repeal the act
of 1822, to “regulate the use of the
' capitol 1 grounds,” r ’ the law under which
Coxey was arrested, , was introduced -tii
by Mr. Allen of Nebraska and refer-
'resolution red to the judiciary committee.—A
was offered by Mr. Poller
and went over, providing for a select
'commillje of threo to consider the
'present condition «,f the country
witli reference /o the pre-
vailing busiuee depression and
the large number of unemployed pep.
pie, and report what legislation is
necessary to give relief.—The Allen-
C’oxey resolution was laid before the
senate and Mr. Gordon spoke on it,
followed by iellei, btewart, biye,
Hoar, llama and .aimer, and the
re«? olution went over without action,
-The tariff was taken up. (several
..... were offered and defeated
-Mr. Patton, of Michigan, appeared
and .. took i n the official oatu.— A message
was received from the house aimounc- .
Ini. the death of Representative Brat-
i u S, -of Maryland. The usual pro.
ceedVngs followed and the senate ad
joui tied, at f»rf6, until tomorrow.
House.—A few local bills and reso¬
lutions were considered under the
consent rule arid passed.—Mr." - dearth Talbot of
at Maryland, announced the
his ] ;l te colleague, Representative
Bratton', and offered the' usual resold-
tions, which were, adopted, and at
12-30 the house-adjourned, until to-
morrow.
GOV. JONES iMtooiAMATFA.
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Acnmi oi itie niiiiitm’ stato Exucut'ivB
luMiiuiiieo.
Gov ,, Jones . Has .-sued a proclama-
1,°". offering a reward ot “,f4QU for
the arrest ami conviction ot any of
tlio persons engaged or concerned in”
the riot at Horse Greek. Walker conn-
tv, last Sunday night, when the boilers
of the Dora mine were exploded. The
following signifi ant, paragraphs _ are
taken from the preamble:
“Whereas, The crime was com nit-
ted to tie ter free men in tlie exercise
of their inalienable right to pursue
happiness, from determining for
themselves when and where and at
what wages they will labor for their
daily bread; and
“.Whereas, Such'grave.crimes area
disgrace to a slate which allows them
to go unpunished, anti a dire menace
to the lives, liberties and the property
of all good citizens.”
The miners’ executive committee
lias, at the governor’s request, ap¬
pointed a committee to confer with
him. The committee, or state board,
is making laudable efforts to ferret out
tlie perpetrators of tlie outrage at the
Dora mine, and lo prevent any action
calculated to injure their cause. Prom¬
minors deny that tlie destruction
of the boilers was tlie work of miners
or anybody in sympathy with the
miners.
LfiteMt From the Goal Strike.
The .Saxony and tlie Begiua flour
mills, St. Louis, Mo., have closed be.
cause their supplies of coal were ex¬
hausted and could not be replen¬
ished.
Orders have been issued at (lie
Pennsylvania tailroad shops at Al¬
toona, Pa., to work only four days, of
nine hours. This is due to falling off
in business in consequence of the coal
strike, and affects 7,000 men.
The Chesapeake & Ohio road lias
cut off’ twenty telegraph offics.
Trainmen, section men, office men and
all tlie carpenter-, bridge and painting
crews will tie suspehdo.i until business
picks up. Two hundred and fifty
men will bo thrown out of work.
This i.s duo to the loss of business in
consequence of Knaawa coal strike.
Fatal Fend iu IHii*i8Hipi>f,
At Oakland, Miss., a difficulty oc¬
curred between William Fruited aud a
traveling y'nyeler, named Conner.
They separated, but meeting again,
Conner assaulted Famed, hitting him
a severe blow on the head and was
choking him, when Famed drew a
pistol and ehot him, once through the
head ond once in the breast, Geatii
iu a short while.
CURRENT EVENTS
Epitomized in Paragraphs, Giving the
Cream of the General News.
The state national bank of Wichita,
Kansas, lias suspended,
A world’s exposition was opened at
Antwerp, in Belgium on Saturday last.
Uai .. iei . . ... Hickman, , of . Lincoln T . , county, J ’
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•M GOO 00 ! • "° « "iBiirnnce. ‘
^ ' e shores of f,he Mod item n inn ex*
perienccd further earthquake shocks,
011 Sunday morning.
At A. P. Guess's mill, Cantden,
Ark., 1,600,000 feet of dry lumber,
valued at $12,000, was burned.
A " ofli, ial sllltcme " t " f llie Chinese
registration under the extended Geary
law ® Uows 10£> > 300 registrations.
A procession marching to Hide
Park, London, to hold a labor meet-
ing, was three hours in passing Tra-
talgar Square.
Whitoly, the negro who murdered
Policeman Moran in Charlotte, N. C.,
two years ago, has been captured at
Jacksonville, Pla.
Four Btor0B au( , (heir contents, in-
d K .. "f , ... l . ,, TW
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liinclo, FJa., Jast Wednesday. *
At Mount Carroll, III-, (lie first bap-
*' , 8t cimrcli wrecked and its tine
was
P'bo organ mined, in the storm of
Saturday evening.
Of tlie crowd that came over the
mountains with Coxey only 100 re-
main in ettnp at Washington, nearly
all the others having left in disgust,
During a thunder storm at Cittern-
nati, O., lightning struck a tin factory
building. In a moment the establish-
meat was in flames, Loss $160,000,
insurance @80.000.
Representative Griffin, of Detroit,
Mi c h., who has a Jong time suffered
from defective hearing, has become
entirely deaf, and will probably have
(0 rcB , gll uis seat iu c011 gr CS9 .
Jhe colored Methodist : conference,
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Reeled . . two Inshops, . . lhe choice tel
u l ,on S ’ b '- "Him,ns of Louisville and
E. Cottrell of Dyerslmrg, Tenn.
•Judge Alexander Boarman, of dm
western district of Louisiana, is hold¬
ing a special term (he United
States district court at Birminglitnn,
for the purpose of clearing the docket.
It 1ms been storming again in .the
northwest: Moxva City, la., was dam-
aged @200,000 on last Saturday by
.bail and ram. Windows and glass
fronts were smashed iu and stores and
dwellings flooded.
T we"ty-th.ea of Galvin’s commo,.-
weaiers were arrested at Elrod and
carried to Pittsburg, Ba., and looked
U p They had boarded and taken
* sion o£ an eagtboHn d Baltimore
nd ohio £reight tl . flin .
Justice , . ... W. ... W. Mansfield, . _ of „ the ,
Bopreme comt of Arkansas, has re¬
signed on account ot age and bad
ed h ® a Jnd th ! K» a "«] Jamos ,hc p Hldd,ck ot Dreeno
couut v to 6Ucceed hlrn . -
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Janies Wolf, governor of the Cine-
aS!lw Nation, has been indicted by a
g™'' d D'Y of his countrymen on the
charge of embezzling a large amount
of annuity funds that should have
l* ce '' distributed per capita,
A son of Hon. E. W. Butt, of
Blairsville, Ga., seven years of ago,
while the wagon In which he was rid-
ing was going down a steep hill, fell
in front of the wheels. When picked
up it was found that his skull was
fractured,
A dispatch from Woodviile, Texas,
says: Sheriff Enlo arrested VYill
Cooper for killing a man in Greenville,
Ala. It is said that 'Cooper was run¬
ning a blind tiger when lie killed bis
victim and a reward of $200 is offered
for his arrest.
Mines Nos. 6 aud 7 of the Consoli¬
dated Coal Company’s mines at Staun¬
ton, III., are in operation, and it is
believed that Hie strike iu that section
of Illinois is drawing to a close. Ali
miners who desire to work have assur¬
ance of ample protection.
Tho store and post office at Ilosser,
Carroll county, Tenn., was broken
into and robbed last Wednesday
night. On the night before robbers
entered the store of Mr. Parker at
Wildersvlllo, blew open a safe and
took $125 and other valuables,
The late Jas. H. Means, of Boston,
bequeathed $10,000 eaclt to the Arme¬
nia college in Turkey, tlie Normal In¬
stitute, Hamptom, Va.. the Education¬
al Commission for the new west, the
Boston City Missionary Society and
the Academy at Bradford, Mass.
At the close of a speech by General
Aubrey, of the Coxeyites, at Ander¬
son, Ill., a wealthy man named Mc¬
Carty, told him he would send to
Washington all tlie men he could get
to go. This stimulated recruiting,
and 200 recruits will pvODabiy go with
Aubrey.
Albert liandall, has been arrested
at Galveston, Texas, and will be car¬
ried back to Jersey City, on a charge
of forgery. Mrs. John Ladue, who
eloped with lain, and has been his con¬
stant companion awaits, at Galveston,
a remittance from Her mother to en¬
able her to return home.
$ 1.00 a Year in Advance.
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H. A. toUOACH. i^ird f-'rcs » ;d Supt
W. M DotOACH, 53 scant Supt.
A t; Dot.OACH, Assistant Mgn
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