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TIIE TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER, FRIDAY,NOVEMBER 11, 1884
THE NEWS IN GEORGIA.
■..THe*;’' BV CORRtfPONDENCe AND
A 1 *™" froM THE PRCB8.
clerks c ill "Tally'’ ns every filth vole
calle.l. After listening some time be went
away, remarking that he though;
I mau Tally would be ’Jected.
"Dat
A Few Select Copher Stoilee.
Elbertou New South.
. k..j >Q | Geccce Worley tells some extravagant
Tea Greensboro brass ban - p B ^ - hf tales about Florida. He lays on
.Tn.nHuimelv. nn<l bids taL to be one gentleman went to
Florida, with the Idea of Retting nth from
an orange grove, and was exceedingly
Il^wmobfbI* to have an adjourned
On.-^tSsSpwior Court, commencrug
terra o. oral Monday in n ” t “““ th ;
An the sec* , lm been on trial daring the
a nopirHKia ♦sirupting public worship.
psttweVutorin. ^^f.hould be su,-
The White county i
pressed.
’ The leaaeeo! the Pa*)”"
Spring, gives notice in the
nfication will be made to the n
For a renewal of the lease, which
empires
in 0.« of the pressing needs of Dawson
according to the Appeal. iM an
ffnl Sre d.p^m.nt Z
anxious to buy land. A tract was oflered
him at a price that he thought would be
cheap for r.:iy kind of land In any country,
and he bought it and paid tor it w.vi« uc
ever .-aw It. After getting his deed, he
concluded he would ride out And look at
it. He found it so full of gopher holes
that it vi as impossible for hint to ride over
it, and he hitched his horseand undertook
• i „„ reSin oidk over It. He did pot go far, bow-
-»ti.jlace, Indian ( on tff he became eo disgusted that be
/'t^uithatap. „ d oat h ] s deed and. sticking it in a
gopher’, hole. Mid: “Here, d-n you,
you have got posseislon and I will gve
)OU the till.- also." "" Florida
it,'Si-past.
tie then quit Florida
afford to be without such.n
J r . a „d“ 1 ll*£f»be r0 Uue, ^gfoSs isvivaU
•retii mighty bad company.
About four ‘b“ a >^ lb ^n up tod“°te
have been r . ea l hjtomo that Elbert county
Si^t&Mss “.s jmsk
Partcu awheVe not yet been given, but
w*|l bomauepublic s’, the proper time.
Bats the Smlthrille X»UtprtU-. '‘Tb»
machinery for boring an artesian well at
EiYplaceV arrived) and they have gone
io*oi k ufitliog their machinery in pos-
HodMO it is hoped that Itwi'fnotfc, s
’ rcJ \ *bile bofore we have artesian water.
* A Pawsoj* negro at the last election vot
ed bis tax receipt. The fact that he has
not dieoovered bis mistake proves conclu-
airely that cuffe'i mind dwells not so
much on the ticket be votes as it does on
the vote itself, it is all the aametobim,
even in English.
Tin stockholders of the Enterprise fac
tory. of Angusta. met yesterday morning
at the office of tho company to hear the
report of th: committee of directors and
experts, to shape the policy ol the
company,and to electa President. The
result of the meeting has not been de
clared.
Taour Superior Court 'met on Monday
- '•'e, Jn.l. e Branham, oi the Romo
■ 'siaii g. As there was an nn-
nA n.lmU of many as to
n 1 ‘* 'aid bo held at thia time,
whether coin t wc could no t convenient-
and as Jialgo Harris Welded to post*
ly be present, the Juu * third Monday in
pr'.cthe ."( "f-ion until the
„ , -eUFriday a
South Georgia Clarion'. On h. »ds of
furious fire was raging cm the Ian -heater
C. W. Collins and 311. Robert Wine 'exter
The former lost 10.000 rails and the i»
a quantity of teed oats which had be.
left in shocks and stacks in his field. The
same old story: Careless rail splitters Ift
fire get into dry grass in the field, and
away It went.
Atutta draymen are now required to
drive at af -m ril gait, tho nerves of the
eoanciltueu teing SO extremely sensitive
that there la danger that the rattling ol a
dray over the stony street will throw them
Into convnhiona. The poor coundlmen
deserve the commiseration of all good and
sympathetic people.
M4rwll0.ua Escape of a Somnnm-
The w. ftuOtfc
and Fanner.
Louis. <■ *34}; as Norman Ramsay,
One night las. w. eon of Dr. W. a.
aged about 11 yeei- <»wrthe Central road
Ramsey, was coming he narrowly
from the State Uf ftiVt * jfg/it to sleep,
escaped beiDg kilted. Jftt
i towi
A horse ran away with a wagon
this morning, throwing an old lady, Mrs.
Chappell, out, killing her instantly.
A lcr^i crowd attends the stockholder*
meeting in Griffin to-day, it being the an
nual election for officers of the Havannah,
Griffin and Nort Alabama railroad.
Merchants report that they are collect
ing very little money. The cotton crop
has been so light, that the farmers are un
able to pay their debts.
KEELY’S MOTOR AT WORK.
and after a short time got up * ft,‘.ends '
to the rear part of the car. A u „ H going',•
Alio were with him ,, t £,° a £t'iention to bl “- -
for water, and paid little at to
Not returning diEoYereo'
look for him. and ^ train,
that . be WM not
At ixic nel*
^"uVlon.Mr. T.-BOrrioo
Ihe up-train and went ui
When he got to Oconee river, wnero
road crosses that stream, he fotTml Nor
man in the posiesiloti of the watchman of
the bridge over the river. Heating the
boy calling for help, he found him
NEWNAN.
TUB VIBB LAST HIOHT—THB W0BB OF AW IB-
CBWDUBT.
Novbmbib 8.—The fire in this city last
night was the woik ot an lnoendlery. It iw
said by those who flrit reached the lire
that lightwoed torches weer found under
the weather boarding. The who'c block
on Uie north side of the equaro consist-; of
wooden buildings except three fire
proof stores, one story, which were next
to the two frame buildings burned.
Only prompt and brisk work saved the
other wooden buildings, for the roofs
caught several times. The occupsuta of
the wooden houses moved their goods
out, sustaining the usual dam
age by hasty removal. The
building fir.t on fire was the Melsou
building. The second door waa used as a
hall by the colored societies, Odd Fellows,
etc., ol tble place. The first floor was oc
cupied by T. J. Harron as a gin repair
shop, and was the greatest sufferer in los
lug most of Ids tools and some other ef.
fccte. The citixens havecontributed more
than (100 to bis relief. -Messrs. Askew lost
a one-story frame building that was used
ss a general storehouse. Nothing was lost
this but a large lot of coal that could
not be ;«“oved. There is no insurance on
anjrof jUt* pi'JJ? ert T:
-nonstra
U. tn»n p * with people last
Uur town was bln** . - n .i«
night to wit css the Cleveiano uv_ ns > -
lion. Hundreds of our citliens wero i"
line with his torch. Buch a jubilation was
-ot seen in Xewnan.
US’—
A Berle. cf Eiperlment. That Delighted
th. Stock older..
h’tw York Star.
PHIUDltpoll, Nov* mber Z —There has
bren an Interesting and succrstful series
of experiments given by Keoly witli his
mystic motor rec ently. These exhibitions
accomplished what was Intended—proof of
the progress hehas attained in the develop
ment and practical utilization of vibratory
forces. By a series of highly Interesting
axperlments the inventor succeeded In
thoroughly mystifying the wisest among a
company of exceptionally intelligent
men. The exhibition waa tendered as a
compliment to Charles B. Collier, counsel
for the Keely Motor Com para;, A limited
nnxiber of invitations had been addressed
to gentlemen ol recognized scientific at
tainments, and every available point of
observation within the narrow limits of
the little shop on North Twentieth street
iiad been appropriated by interested spec-
(a.’ors.
AtfODg the gentlemen who stood about
watchiCK the eccentric inven'or’s move
ments fro,? 1 behind huge casting! and
mysterious of ttl<! future were
Gen. Thomas ” ‘
Cant. Van Keel ano bleu . Asicnsk! or toe
Filth United States
chaelis of tire Ordnance ^‘PArtmeot of
th« t * . DaviN.
them to the store*, and the salesmen who
retailed them over the counter?; just think
what an army of laborer* handled that
crooked little pin!” "Yes,” said his son
and heir ri ll* t lively. “b'it you left out a
lot, pa. ’ ‘ Uovso?" asked the old gen
tleman, in a Ion.- of surprise, “why, | bar
there w*r- the o!d lady w ho bought a piper s , r
of’em; there wai her b'ggeit daughter
who took one to pin up the rip In
the waist of her dress; the young man
who told ’em at the offiou that
it was a cat that ma le ihit railroad map
scratch on the back of his hand; the girl’s
little brother who borrowed the pm to
make into n fish hook; the little.als
ter whose straw hat he took to keep hta
angle-worms in. and hli old 'ather who
sat dowmon the bent pin in the chair when
hiaUitleDoy got tired of fishing. They
• II I.ml m liBtuI In (l (nn! * "\ii. AAill
This card, printed with a cop;
surmounted with a monogram
a loveljr alfair, acccptab’e t
fined taste
The next programme In
id. The
all bad a band in it, toot’ “No,' said
the old gentleman, as he threw the pin in
the fire and took op bis newspaper.
“You are drawing on your imagination,
my son. I never found a pin that went
through inch a aeriea cf experiences,
in my life.” *’M§ybe you haven’t,
sen secret society Ini
have done the proper th
are general!
but you will,” remarked hia son and heir.
“No, no. Run out and play,” replied
his father. “I am soing to my —
the United States army, J.*
consultln engineer of the Croton
duct compmy and vice-president of u» c
Bell Telephone company; Messrs. A. S.
Dodd and George Doyle cf New York, ,
John E. Woollen of the Reading Railroad | him fOi
Company, Henry }V. 6 pan tier, engineer in
tn» Suited CtgtaShavvankl
but before he sat down he noticed that
hia eldest daughter was mending a tear in
her dress, while the little one was wiping
the stains from a straw hat, so he pushed
his armchair as’de with a snspldoos
glance at a gleaming point on its scat, and
sank wearily on to the sofa. However,
ere he had fairly touched its surface he
boundtd toward the zenith with » yell of
fti.; *ii " I n old man couldn't \»*rv wrjl
have laiped finding it. sni-l 11»»* :r.:i 1
boy to himself, as he stopped to regain bis
breath two blocks off, “ 'cause there was a
Din on every blamed piece of furniture in
'. •» room. My. but won't rna give it to
- swearln’ lOtt tljaf» thoughT“
ant pro-
w'bSb of the tlmoeri of toe bridge.; I-
la supposed that while nsleep he
oat of the train as it W«s ct \^,i i1k the
bridge. The car pas-es 0Tcr the ,| vcr
slowly and that lstb»bniy thingthatsaved
him. And it Ioo^, a miracle that he
shonld lodge bn the timber! of the bridge
and not faV. into toe river.
Tnz fo i win:: cations paragraph !■
found in the Bmitovlile Enterprise. Bomf
thing more detlnii 1 on the -mr.eline *''7.'
Evolution, or a Tale ot it Tadpole.
Columbus Times.
And now the scientists have barely dis
posed of the question of pink sunsets, in
deciding tout they are caused by volcanic
dost falling from somewhere or somewhere
else, before the theory of evolution is
sprang on the country—that is, that man
sprang from a tadpole. All toe tadpolian
faction hail just ns well retire and range
themselves side by side with too
balance of their brethren of the pond
until it is decided whether they are folks
ornot. We believe if a man wants to claim
kin with a tadpole to let him do it: this is
a tree country. As for ns we claim to
hare a soul, if we do -smoke a clay pipe
and cat onions; besides, we can't go back
on onr long line of ancestors. It we did
toe ancestors might kick np a row, and
rumpus. Now if they had said wo de
scended from one of those stade old bail-
fmg-greenhackers who sit on the edge of
the pond and sing toe wet ticket song of
jug-a rum, it would not be so bad. We
waft the result of their decision anxious-
lv „' od lf u *• dvoided that the tadpole
and u»' *™ klD - Ibvn we will have to spend
the most |, ? Dd,
getting acqu minted with all our relation?.
The world is (i .' r£ "» in * wvaker and wiser,
ill
MILLEDCEVILLE.
. T0W5 WILD OVKB ELICTIOK KIW8—A
SERIOUS DIFFICULTY.
November 8.—Last night was a big time
with us. The whole town and surround
ing country met at the old capitol grounds
to witness Donfirei. shooting ofcannor
fireworks, etc., on the strength of C 1
land’s election. Fifty salutes wer
and speeches by Luther Jackson j une
Bell, Esqs. The town was pr^uy wild
.. w uynamical* engineering in the
University of Penr^yWamt; S har L e , 9 *
M. Cresson, Dr. *J A Woods, W.BVt**
with excitement and The
deafening roar of the mingled
with the shoots of the OTjUtuda, was kept
up until ouitc a late hour. To-day a four-
n-hand.irom the stables ot Mr. O. T.
Whilden, la paradiug the streets,
decked with fiags and banners,
and numerous stores and fruit stands
also have Hag* lloating from the vriudowt.
Yesterday a serious difficulty came.uear
resulting in bloodshed between two of our
citizens, which was only prevented by
ysti*vss9. nuitu nn uiiiT {irevcmea u
friends interfering. The fuss had nothing
to do with politics. It was of a personal
nature entirely.
Mrs. J. P. Glover, of Marietta, f« visit
ing daughter, Mrs. M. G. McComb
•eacoast defenses,
heeded - __ ♦or Protect*
WA8 „.s,.ros Jovember ei ff.- nU;9n n.
Vi -crvtoiV ..I War,-ays
nnal report toto- ,/ ont ler deivnses, - UnteM
that the aencos ami thin seven
Should, if P 0 “ ibla ’. be M r( , defended by
ro lles distant from to r lor ^ dot , or
> b '- J What'ie needed he
• - *hE nUICn* 1
csrSs o' heavy pjper, witfi
sq lare corn rs The beveled edge in the;**
may be plala or gilt. In <he center of the
outside the embossed figure of prominent
emblems of the society are place J*m sii
ver, gold ari<l brenxe. There dfsigns ar*‘
ve.y nest and beautiful.
The firemen will have .1 wide range o
artistic programmes to choose from. On
this same wn to card a firemans hat or
an engine, with horse* on the run, is em
bossed in gold or Silver. Ano’.neT cc
sign mod tiriking, and elegantly exe
cuted, is that of a burning ni
ter lo seen through the charred etlgei of n
picture. The figures are a firemen, who
has dropped his no-o to grasp the Child q
woman u lifiing to him. The curling
smoke shadows t e scene*. Tni»is litho
graphed in beautiful tints. Three othe
designs with this one complete the set.
• , t'i* - :,r '* 1'
teous as the stars, and each one ttpret
tier than the la>-t. Yhi leader is the
usual white card with a lithographed
figure of a page, gentlemen in the cus-
tu:nPof7«; ll.vMr till. etc. ‘ \ ,. j
In the way of programme* for fancy
dress parties, the designer has racked
hi* brain* to some effect A pretty con-
oil Is a foU.-il glove in all toe latoiouahiv
slisilf Another new one is a satin sfti In
el hand painted on a heavy cream, txvo.;-.
card board. Another satchet covi
whole card nearly. The
plain bright color,
ground for the end
?>T°_
fff'fy) 94 * fltr
HI
liveh
er girl and hsr attendant
I* Ol
.ml Is the back-
d figures of a ll »w-
rd with
halt etched figure of » gnl h.tld'.ng *
folded card bearing on Its outside the le
nd. ‘ Order of the dance,' is among ’lit
d,‘ Order of the dai
-nd leal expensive card-,
neat u »| lfc party is to be rechcrcn
can hardly choose ami j
extreme one 4<)n 0 { i ove ]y programmes
among tl»c lP f' ^nof the price follow th
Isevan and ^ c ,E rs . Charles B. Wl'W RD( *
on* axperimant
r .ous generator, in which the Inv
claims to produce his etberlc T *J? r ( J , be
disintegration oi water, anpeared lor the
first time perfectly insulated fr0 ™ , lcll
surroundings. The bed j plate upon wh'cu
it reals had been lifted bodily I™”!, ‘if I .nbtuan
floor and placed upon a pairollron rollers, J • -
on which 1 Mr. Keely moved the whole nn.- 1 -ays. Is a sufiKlcnt sum lot u>. .
chine back and forth so freely as to dis- 0 f torpedo cases, electric cahfa* **■ i appropriately msrveu w
prove the allegations of skeptical theorists . (irA < U8 f or »n and ap- f the swell charity ball.”
ttl.M 'liivi* iii..intfi; ;i .1 t}j ; 11 1 ‘ :r :n .... i-riin'i|» »l hail) ir* t ) i» • I - 1 — '"*■ '
IT CUIIES WHEN
ALL OTHER MEDI-
CINEfl FAIL, aa It
ftrtR DIIIECTLY
and AT ONCE cri y
IT IS BOTH A ‘‘SAFE CURE”
and a "SPECIFIC.”
It CURES nil m-u-nr.rw ofllio Kl«lnrr«»
I.lvt-r, Hliuldi r mill I rlnnry Or«in*j
Hropi«y, (•riitcl, Dinbrtv’*, llriflht**
IU*e:L“<‘, Nrrt oii« Kit-ra.
Men, Fcumln Wrukn^.MNi,
Jnnndirt-, Hiliniiwnt-RM, llrnd-
nrlir, Nnur Dy»p«*pHia«
CoiiMlIpnlion, l’ilrw, PnlnM in tbn
Ixiinn, nr sidr, Ketrnllon nr
N «
-Relenllt
I'rla
*i-s
DC1STS.
among U£ ‘‘'r ^of the price follow tue
shown. .Ttobg^t,;.design npxard,and
tlinoninlit of Absol
HUNT’S KKNEBY CO.,
6 Providrurr. U. I.
slrnment was connected with some mo ive
power located elsewhere. When all toe
soldiers, professors and doctors had p-ked
canes under the generator and scrutinized
Its mechanfamtto • thefr hearts' conlent
Mr. Keely proved by blowir.g through ii
that it was perfectly empty. Then he
oonnected yUh the small stand-piM of the-
generstor, Mr. ..*eiy injected the Schuyl.
kill water from his mj”" 1 into the m»-
jhJSf- The inventor turned sevT^* 1 ,t0 P;
carTMSVIU-i. I v. por' rad !nno*n^thst*th*/g“nc? n i
How THB GOOD saws WAS «*CHvan-MI50B »« charged for toe entire work If th. L?
MBMION. •*™ K)D. ‘ «*• a(-
kept In readiness for mooring In tho cb ...
ne s when needed. The general Improve-’
meuts of prr -.ni time, the reo—
reqMre great imp ; o rem ,! lt h ^ ^
bold.'r took several swallows of water Into
hb mo^ib-_ Grasping a small rubber tube projecti.c espibie" of ^e'neUeiinTTlr
y .feet of saniandthniv i„ r”?.
MBMION.
November 8.—Yesterday evening toe
passenger train from Atlanta came in
with whistle screaming and De.'I ringing,
bearing a huge flag bringing a confirm.- 1 ' n
of Ihe nzws previously received tost De
mocracy was triumphant and C eveland
elected standard bearer. At a litile after
dark bonfires were lighted and soon an
immense torchlight prpeesaian was parad
ing onr streets. Several of onr citizens
mounted toe piaxzaof toe Si. James hotel
especially thefor.'ner, and is nrogressing.
We never knew thd c« n,e , h**®™! but Tt and delivered abort speeches expressing
must be .rotation, otberwu?, **uoolism. I therV ' • *t onr dcfiversnce, and were
* 11 — 1r - , Until 10 oVIwIr I li n
e. we are an
A Wonderful Stonr-tnnkes Found on n ' nnilil
Dog's Liner.
Berri*" n -
... -uunlj News.
wood morning I 'was the greeting we
mgr “It u rumored that the Centra 1 ^ m ii
road Company will lim: -
ftttr aciiTe read- * Kflelved a day or two aince while sluing at
as to leave Dai
road, on account *'
railroad com-.-- fo
““‘BrulnlCcVy
The LouUvdie .\V»
"One day tbi^ week a mad I:
byMr.J;T. Ptankett. »imii
Isy. It Wtl wild with the di
racked everything it met; it
I tried to tear up b
out n mile off the
Ihe city sueing th*
lauiagea bythere-
W.
was killed
inearMox-
ise, and at-
ven bit and
uppoeed to
*e, as thre
were killed
ctobe
Jacksoo Morton
:unJay before the
j hog. Ontiun-
November, s-unerre
7 well and heard a
8 ln ‘be In*,
arcerated a month,
was taken out In an
having eaten noth-
ire of time in wh‘ h
When rescued, he
me
have been bitten by
<1> • lb .t sere consi
in thnt community t
Milieu Dnnocrat:
of tills county, hut o
first Sunday
day. till- d i usy ol
I >- tog i.ii old i
noise, nr I mi look
which had be n i
lacking one dsr. II
fna :i - - I condition
mg li ;t dirt I rllies
“* was ImprDoned.
was very vicious.
Ihe Uontexnma /.Vn.;
jnhafresh iostallmenl
r " "'it. rhe regula
Vf" it and the system
'cet belief that ad,
Uinta n ay not he after
ani * * first it is still eumtfiint in
affection tow&nl ns. In which view of
case, wesng . it that something like
louowlng nppuir nl the end of eaeli bat
or anything to tost d
a tuni it is stiii con-tan
Foil Valliv .1/
Bnotg, in rsily kn
gpWto|A-ii. non incur section, but :• ■
toe care. t „,,t. j„|, n r . „
thne tree-, about tlheen years old. on 1 f.
to"- 0 nrsr Imvn, and from them lie gml,
lY? "fewdays aco. about tliree bu-hii-
s fine nuis s- come to i.'.is mark' ’
a ‘ aptsln fa doing some good work i;
fl ipping fine aud rare fruits, and ii 1,
'> lung enough, wilt itave a model fur.,
"»« Pond on one of his places ,
Jappes
o,‘ abuse lor tl e
Ity w.';h whi di It
lisplayed . €,| Hr-• ‘ •-
r aii the Ins* ''
our desk pondering bow we shall ever be
lble to pay onr election beta if Cleveland
is defeated. Turning we beheld one of
Berrien's aabstantl it cliisens, who at his
own request shall be nameleea here. We
motioned him to a seat, and after a few
preliminary remarks concerning drouths,
elections, etc,, be said: “I see yon pub-
— — * id I have
t eoldbl l
tl)*» veil I.Jt.J
Advertiser:
Thre*
, Wgjw
from tlie
sian
fro
Isii snake stories sometimes am
oome to give you one that will wake the
echoes from Dan to Becrabeeba. We at
once pricke 1 np onr ears, and, after trim
ming onr Faber, requested toe old citizen
to proceed, and tola is what be said:
"It waa several years ago, when I lived
over on toe KInchafonee, that I had a
S bor named Johnson. Johnson wr.s a
hunter and kept a good pack of
Is. In hia pack was a yellow and
black spotted dog that always took a great
delight In killing snakes, Indeed, at-
though hs was one of the best huntera or
dinarily, it he was on track of a deer with
the real of toe pack and happened to meet
up with a snake, he would immsdiatcly
Stop, and nothing c-uld move him until
the snake was dea l. Of oourac ho was
bitten several times by snakes, bnt his in
stinct always directed him to an antidute,
until one July morning when the pack was
In fall tilt after a deer. Old Joe In the
lead, he met a monster rattlesnake.
Trno to hia Inclinations, hs stopped to
dispatch his snakeshlp, bat old “ndtlsr"
got in hia work Bret, and before Jos coaid
ki.'l him. struck him twice near the jngulal
vein. Tills settled the business for Joe
and wired neighbor Johnson came ap, be
found Jot to the last aspiring agonies.
J-uukwu, having heard that when animals
are bi>ten by snakes, fungi snakes of tot
same species ate firmed on the animal’s
liver, determined fo hi'M a poll mortem ex
amination of Joe and satisfy himself as to
the truth or falsity of the assertion. So
out came his knife and iu a few seconds
Joes liver,warm andpalsatlngwisfound,
and sure enough, fastened to it were seven
small snake, wriggling and squirming,
which continued until toe liver became
cold and dead. These fungi snakes were
of several varieties, there being two nn-
mlstakable highland moccasins and three
rattlesnakes, perfectly well formed, all
li vnging to the liver by a sort of ligament
* the head. There seemed to be an-
| loudly J appbudca, i Jntil “’S!°2 k > b ®
sound |rf the firecracker - »*toer with
every o'httr conceivable no ( laawaa kept up.
Our par pie are exuberant to tu.ir joy.
Mr. Caleb Tompkins was burled yester
day. He had been etek many months.
A yonng gentleman by the nameot
Alonso Ried died yesterday in Cbattanoo-
6 . and was brought here today tor burial
!« waa a grandson of CapL E. D. Puckett.
We had a hlg white frost yesterday and
this morning with plenty of Ice.
Little Tommie Maddox la quite sick at
u!: father’s residence In southeast C;;^ re .
Tills.
Wheat sowfrg is now the order ot the
da-
VIENNA.
out uoosb with sitbb bilks or cotton
D1STB0TID BT F1SB.
Notbnbsb 7.—Mr. T. Z Ennis, a well to
do fanner, Hying near tfnow, this county,
but hia gin house and gin with seven bales
of cotton nod about five hundred bushels
Of cotton seed, entirely destroved by fire
Wedoeaday afternoon. It was of tneendl-
ary orljrin, as_ nojfinoing tmd.been done
{:•'that place'is giving the nei • "'her formation in the liver, whii li only
•I ilf-pite the fact that .ill. nmounted to an Imprint, very like the
ttesian t
•-‘1 gi
by which be was
liti
'I ' .tt !! #*
Wfter to I,* i n
1 ' ■ • • I nibt«
show ittr.
erin-, th;, „
nr UUBVB1HI - I lk,*
plenty of wet. i t"u Is-t. Now. sir, this wag
flow without a I Johnson, a neighbor of mine, vrh , fu*
p lum,IN', i i. I since remonil to Alacams, and -■««
natr.l Kith Ml r. g.irded by all who knew hi- „" b h ® *“i
, analysis Uf honor. ^ I give itlo yo- ■
I the medicinal i
that •Tn. Mr. Ennis being absent from
home on DuiinM*. Suspicion was directed
to an old negro man by the name of earn
Green, who lived near by, between whom
and Mrs. Ennis some bad feeling had of
late existed. On being arrested the negro
rnado a quaei confession of the crime, ven
geance tor a fancied wrong probably
K ompting the act He Is yet in the ens-
I v of his captor*, and will be lodged in
id yff!!”* J*il« unless Otherwise disposed
?[•, j“. r - 1 E| to | ;, l » a most estimable CUIZ.U
Iwsym^SylffiflSi.“ d b « tb * W“-
5®V eapolilon* SSS^S&^T&SS
s;« 371 TfissJS;
stsay WifsvSi
upon tbs bead of the piston. TherS wa, .
momentary ruth like tbesoundof escjD'nu
•to*®, and the lever with its ponderous
u* toongh Hercules hint-
?to° ck «• a little calculation
,®“' b J Hr-, Dxvii proved thatlhe turn of
toeinymfors wri;t had evolved and ap
plied a dynamic or elastic force showing
an energy of from 15,000 to 20 000 pound
to too square Inch. Then Mr. Golller -J
Ueotenant Galtoeki climbed upo- (h : J?'} tn.nroveim nt
ol the pondr'rou. bar amt udded thTlr - P “'
weight tq the level’! burden. Mr. Keeiv
W« toe piston another charge and the
lawyer and lltuteDSj,i were snddenlv shot
1 among ILe rafters of the low ceiling
‘lam quite oonr need that there U pow
er there, sa'd the Ueutenant, sa he
ported the denta out ot his hat and
brushed the cobwebs from his mustache
and goatee,
The Inventor laughed, took another cop
per tube In his fingers and connected the
generator with his vibratory gun. The
gun baa been greatly ImproTTff aince Its
fast exhibition two weeks ago. Mr.
Boeckel,Keels', assistant, baa transformed
it into a breechloader and turned it about
right end foremost upon Its carriage. It
is u-.w a very respectable, though diminu
tive, piiye of ordnance. Capt. Mlcbaelis,
the ordnance expert, adjusted Ids ere-
('ink. fritioaili. n.,,1 - 1 .1
S^HBassade
and too failure to • *’! tb protection,
General Newton adds, m."? ’** * torrihie
resjMjndbility.
CouUnuing, the report says: The if 0 *
uu ab Utotoould be es hea»y „ thoSe car-
the forts shonbf OI K e fle€t \ the arra or
toStTtoe vw.el Tr 0 - be *, Tl " th " n
batterie? should b' (£. I ? oro iyP? rl i nt
of the fleet t1£ 4 iuvulnerable to fire
gun*, iron ^ turreta for tbeheavifst
and barbs’' -» f| ucuts for the second cla'
or disa]
liMjUg
Another C/ub cf Randan Men
Monongabcla Record
n Club
■uoftoL 0 w,“ f eJc hZToTih
pUfchsstd fine phiy 1ju», ninf s.
their special order, ar.d tl?e club
£nft!t£r ,A l ly ’rW™* in stiSui?n with
constitution, by-laws and a fall di tr rmiA?
tlop to .licit tor FemuS J. aSJSte
President in 1838. Probably oarclub Hu
Sa’dalf" tUe h ° DOr toe original Ban-
1
The Coming Man
Globe-Democrat.
JaoK Heard From.
PhlladelphU Timet.
, sadly wags his head as he
** * f«*r the country has went wrong
Conau
Cured.
An old phjrs'cian, retired front prac-
the li.*- • ,e or disappearing carriages for An old phys ! c
les . .L-y.yto, 1 ' and riffed .mo.rtar better- tlce, hayhiglmd placid in his liands
.,.-°U?. l “°to toe defense of principal hnr- by an East India missionary tlioforinu-
aattrra vr".^>ed/z
■ ... -rue scientific
nil w ill not be subject to great
rind pics,
inprovement, or change In the jinr
to.'.Vr 6 ', Thus supplied, the fortifications
will be in accordance with toe most im
proved principles, and it does not seem
that great changes can ever be necessary.
Diplomatic delay could not allow the
country sufficient time tor Ihe con
struction of defenses or collection of suit
able guns in event of war. It is wall un
derstood tost modem warfare Is sodden
and decisive, and compels the beaten par
ties to pav expenees. The utterly defenie-
- ot Ni
glass critically and pronounced Ihe gun
inpTffplI.ni mnrial Tl.. n i-_ __J llij fgj.
Arknn.f.* p-;r, Si
Arkamas Traveler.
In one of the Southern counties of Ar-
JtoufVd » utau was sentenced to
be hanged; but a few hours before the
Unre of execution a dfipatch fiom the
Governor annonooKt that the sentence
an excellent model. Then I:e and
low-officers discreetly sought refuge tc-
blnd the gigantic resonators of Mr. Keely'a
bfg engine and watched the firing as they
lav in ambush. Several leaden shots were
driven through n pair of torte-lnch hem-
a5mCf n M.i pta “? »foo‘»P'rt, each ball
drilling a clean hole and flattenfr g out
targets’ * ”” P * te b * b, “d toe wooden
^."'yueit carried a third tnbe
through the flonrlng Into the room above
where he connectecTtt with his smaller rt-
bratory engine. Considerable time was
lost in soldering toe joints, and several of
the visitor.
^ttin^ imo a heated discusstou - . .
or diflerent pis tons, when somebody i
•°l?IC*sted that th** »•►; • v a
tne opposite eorner. Five minotes after
smoothly re urnetl ^*eLgine wa* running
one of t^i b * d madeabadlptnt at
one or the an m , Ue tn5ing and j„it as
^sumetl a strong and steady To-
less and helpless condition of New York
would soon be realised upon the approach
of a hoe til* lUet of monitor?.
In conchraion theireport gives an esti
mate, 2*09 by the Forticstione Board for
armament silw Preliminary earthwork
and masonry for 2??*f York, Bo§-
Portland, Philadrlphls, Dal-
t’niore, Hampton Roads, _ New Or-
[•■nt and San Francisco, the total being
853,488,000. Tho estimate for emplace
ment of guns, excluding gun-armor and
machinery, is fl0.3xs.0w. Although these
figures are approximate, they have
been made with eare, the de
feme* of the entiro coast, it is
thought, will not exceed fOO.OOO.OOO. For
the de fenses of Boston. 8880,000 is a*ked;
f or New York. 81,120.000; for Philadel
phia, 8182,000; for Ballimore.8132,000: for
Hampton Roads. 8000.000; for San Fran
cisco, 8900.000. The report treats the iub-
the speedy and permanent euro of
Consumption, Bronchitis. Catarrh,
Asthma and all throat and Lung affec
tion*, also a positive and radical euro
for Nervous Debility, and nil Nervous
Complaint*, after having tested in the
wonderful curative powers in thou
sand* of case*, ha* felt it ills duty to
make it known to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive and a desire
to relieve human suffering, I will eend
free of charge^ to nil who desire it,
C gp/tal Prize, $150,000.
fiSSffiSW.S' a . •‘toot.rn 13
ConamUiiloneri.
TNPHECEDENTEO ATTRACTIONS.
J Over Half a Mi'l'oi Distributed.
Louisinna State Lottery CoinprFy.
iivis ui cuarge, to nit who desire it
tills reetpo in German. French or En
{ ilish, with full directions fur tirepar-
ng and using. Sent by mail by ad
dressing with stamp, naming this pa-
per. TY. A. Noyes, fit) Power's Block,
Rochester, N. Y.
(uticura
Extraordjury Semi-'nniijl Driwing
np of Mu
y. Decern
011.1 sox;
LEPROSY OF THE JEWS.
uusworks. anil to most cases re’com-'
mending that their csUmMei be sdopjjJ
THE LATEST DANCBS,
Ithe prisoner would oe lynched were - -satl
h'ometlme daring the afternoon,- made,
excitement was at its height «hen the
received toe following com’- , the sheriff
"Mister Hheriff: As I . -uunl -atlon:
scholar of any note ip -in about the only
of folks, I have bee . this great concourse
[here dockment .0 app lnted to send this
’•Yehaveco .expressive of our feelln'i.
>n' we're me here to tee a feller hung,
“ n -'join'to see him hungiftharis
!’«. which
fwtiuil in any ol th
rgia. I^»t ns have tlie ai
viutlmill would coat abt
)Uld give to Dawson a c«
ig well of pur* arteM
X, u
,n l"y °f tin- n:*gro«*s ai
JjH the wlm.*
L«*puhliran «-I«>rtor
t!> learns *
pTo U n„ C ’
jt as toe soul
rth and you may ** MJg
ut. Well, I hav/ publish it if ^
stretis; good h* . tome btralnesj or. the
•nil again.” ./e.” “Good-ty** Vdireou;
We can” And then we wrote it up.
the r „ Youch for the atorr,QUt we know
i” ‘ .virrator to be a man ol unquratUmed
.vegrity
m00 #- -’i^oin'to pee oim nung u tnmri
v». x! -nougb in the crowd to buy a rope.
*7 G r»n’t know whether he’s g’Uty or not
,* a wedon'tkerea dried apple dfogrone.
.hat ain’t none of onrbn^jnaMk Ourbus’*
ness is to see him hung. \Ve have paid
ferriage over the rirar an’ it ain’t right to
disspp’int us. Thar’s many young wo
men in this here crowd who, '*
disapp’inted now, won’t never
people of hibert county
t and pre
all the
tcendiarh
MONROE.
ravnox ovbb tb* EiJtcnoK
DEI FT Of TH» Tlk «.
8.—Our town witnessed the
onstration last night
The occasion was the c*U»
bra ting ■ i ' < * ■ and - • ■ ■ '■ ■■ » • '
dent. A torchlight proo«*'"'i"n. headnl hv
' i _ ll.,,.I n.,,1 i Iwi W.ltren
aginary w
M y \ ilft
oes who think 1
i redress for f ' " *
Brass Ilnnd and thi
Itary company, made up of ft
^■peopU, ws* lndul^^^
?d in.
frlgl;
the band
I faction i
dnemlay night 1 bly, including all
KacheJ Dawson waa searching : gray headed -ire tc
><>"k in the Rittiug room a report | urchin. The military conipany
t pistol wa* heard aud the hall came . tfercral salutes aud bontirek
Jig in the window very near Miss their cheerful light, (irent rejoicing
I. scattering gla.**s in her fuce and people seem to be satisfied thatCle
•mng her very much. Thera ia but j and Hendricks are surely elected,
solution to this, and that is. that a j We arc still very dry in our pari
» wiio had an overplus of election J country. Tim ’ ‘
-ky wai no doubt handling his fire- | anti more
liM>atch** giving at-uranco of fur a thou.-anu years
i election were road, and when *"
ruck up - Dixie" a yell of tatis
nt un from tlie w!io!e assem*
from
no mo* confidence in man. It ain't
right to cast a damper over yonng lives.
I know of oneyonng feller of high charac
ter that has just married the putties kind
of agaionthehtrengthof fctchin her to
this here shindig, an* if the thing don't
turn out to be * success, blamed Hi don't
think she will apply for a divorce. That
yonng feller is me and that young gal is
my wife. Matte the governor of this
here .State don’t know who he is foolin’
with. Wc arc n. . hty <|ui»t, cay-nothin’
sort of folks so long as nobody treads on
the coat tails of our rights, but alien that
ne, the log chain* that nil’ oid Satan
thousand.years wouldn't hold
At
end.
ami
restored confidence by remarking: “The
oooriLons pressure has burst the copper
tnbe at the Joint. I can’t run the engine
any longer to-day. I see I have generated
too mnen power, and if I turned it on
again it might tear the engine to pieces.”
No one asked him to turn it on again
tndh* dosed Ihe exhibition with r very
pretty experiment. A hollow sphere of
brass, the interior of which was fifed with
vibrators and resonators, was so placed as
to transit its free rotation upon an iron
axu. The frame supporting the axis was
insulated on ail sides by glass plates. One
end of th* axis touched a niece of plate
glass nearly an Inch thick. From the
other surface of the glass pla’e a thin steel
rod extended ten feet or more across the
table. Placing himself at the further end
of the rod, Mr. Keely took two large tuning
forks, a resounding copper plate and a
violin bow. With these he produced!
succession of sonorous wave*.
The instant he struck the chord In har
mony with the vibrators within the brass
shell the vibratory waves were transmitted
through the etrel red and the plate glass.
The axis and the sphere upon it immedi
ately began to rotate slowly and then nnre
rapidly. By simply striking the resound
ing niate Mr. Keely varied the rotary
1 of the sphere or stopped its motion
will.
hi Mr. Keely, ‘ who
i thousand dol-
rked :
fired '
)f the
life of t
•lull.
nth'
rouble with debtor*
iTucharged. j than ia usual here. Old citizens »»y they
th.ory in •.carrel» possible. Mi * have never seen so hard a fall as this,
irrison, wno lives next door, was A movement is on f<M>t to rebuild our
it in that tiir.-i-tion when the pin- hotel recently burned. It js a public ne-
>d and by the light of tlie flash cesaity, and ought to be done. The citi-
P>“tol 'he caw » man standing re ns generally sympathize very much with
'• •.l ienee c, Mr. Dawson, but in the losers iu the late tire.
Jheihar-.ii* m«n was white or j CARROLLTON.
• niari hal wits -tent for and a . . ./vr.uL 1
a- made tor the man, hut he the elecios cibCv*. rrL.-»s«f local*. |
be found. j Novxa ass 7.—The circus brought a large
, crowd to town, but f*w, comparatively, at
tended the circus.
The election
A Narrow Escape.
Pittaburgh Chronicle,
under-tand it-I can t for the
' eiriamu-d Hairhai.g.
an t you understand!" asked
1 r^* H air bang.
Why, thia interminable Mormon ques-
ion." he replietl.
And what is it you can not understantl
bout it, Mr. Hairbang?
"Why, ’ he answere«i. “thMe Mormon*
for the life of me com
ehelld ho
ulur
n it- I ehould nay 1 don’t untlenttAmi.
• uhtnined >imp!y by the utilization
lorous WAvee acting uj>on a sphere
etely insulated.”
ex|>eriment3 delighted the stock-
Th* vfchole Gtury.
: ;fe
, C pc
lie parlor lamp
t happy grout) c
the head of the fatnil
i c&llcti himself the head of th*
r two daughters. ng»*d respet
‘ i boy of 11 years. . s !
th» Dirterent *te e will be Faith*
lonnbU tn c £ 0ming winter.
Wilwsukce Globe.
While society in all its varied phases
takes deep interest in the amusement*
that dot each win’er season with bright
•pots, and nights to be remembered, few
people pay attention to anything more
thin the pure personal enjoyment of these
pleasures, in the wsy cf dancing parties,
their styles, changes, and especially new
figures, everybody is interested. Ask the.
ordinary society man where the change in
ths dances originates, and he answers
vaguely “Parii.” To find the degree of
truth m this reply the head of a favorite
dancing academy in this city was inter
viewed last evening. Bested in her cosy
parlor, the lady answered the question
quite tally.
You should know that in New York
there are held the monthly meetings of
professors of dancing. The head of this
society U a member of similer societies in
Peri* and elsewhere. New dances or
changes in the figures or steps that are
introduced elsewhere are reported to this
meeting and a practical illustration of the
step or figure is given, the pr *
standing in line and learning it. JH I
considered a desirable acquisition or
worthy of living It It at once ’sent to all
other members of the association. Thus,
with the better class of dancing school?, a
new st?p comes oat simultaneously in all
the cities. There is much advantage in
this, as formerly, and to some extent now,
innovations are introduced by compar- j ,
atively unknown people, these are
taught to a suilicient number to consider-
:t: . n. \ .1 111 \t ■[ a>-tiiiliiy of U:;
A Wild, Burnl- g Itch, that Strikes with n
Thousand Electric Itohlna Needle*.
Editor Altoon*, Pa.. Call: I wish to isy
something In praine of that valuable me if-
cine, Cuticura. which I nu- ndrcrtlecd in jour
paper. I have had that old lcproay. of which
In*}*? Bible, where the iowe first
got it among the m, end did not know how to
jtora *y It has aAuy other Kiigllsh name*. I
..«»• iiauuoumr 9V«r sixty years.
So doctor could tell me what it was, and prob
ably 1 never would hare known, had I not
■o<n th»**-2*erti:fmcst is rear vaiuablc Pi
per. Flrit It hie acely affi-toilou of the akin;
next It looks Ilk* barnacles on a vcuel’s bot
tom, or old log that h.u laid in the water for
a long time, aud Juit the same In thy feet,
kneea an<l cIImjwn, rmd by takiug a microscope
and looking at me it looks worac.
In other words, we will call it Icthy-
osif. or fl^h ikin: then comes on wbat I
call the wild, burning ltoh, that will strike
you with a thousand electric itchy needle*.
You cannot tell
Where to Scratch First.
You then have to run out into the
to get relieved. Why, It ia dreadful,
lug so many eminent doctor* and nont
1 hat to do for yon, but I fot
il hav
the lot
spoonful
merit of
Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louis-
: ana. and Ger. JUBAL A. EARLY, of
Virgi-ia.
Capiial Prize, $150,000.
J27> Prlzet, amounth
only to the i
For iurthr
foil addrei
POSTAL WCP fc
Exchange 1
nary letter. Curn :t*yby r-.«s
.’id upward «: o.JT • z. • ..m , ret
V. A.DAUPHi
N»-w Orl«Hn».
M. A OAVPHlN,
007 Ketenth St.. W.tah r gtcn. D
drehi U« k ’ , .b'
?irLE/«
! DecominK
id «llky,aud
treasure Mt last. It did not take t
of the Cuticura Resolvent before
burning Uch by the fbroat and bid them to
hold on, and It D off My flesh is beoor'
sorter, tuy hair is becoming soft ai
I then pot to usin« external appli>
tlcuraSe at*—antlanuolutlhe part* with Cuti
t ura. If the thousand knew the «.h>.1ik• «>f
this medlclue aa 1 do, they would not bo twen-
2i hours without It. It U not only adapted to
my caae. but to all other* who and dibb<dieve«
this let him it top next doer to the Logan
Home here, take my mi< r >-« • i>«> andaeefot
hlmM-lf. J( -H ll w. RILEY.
Uollidaysburg, I*a., Nov. 12, ls%t.
Hope on, Hope Lver
What Sufferer Need Despair
Frolnp jus ai
Agonizing Itching
■ lAnd burning skin Am a*c* inrtantly r
If uis by a warm bath with Cuticura Hoap am
Hragle app’.It atlon of Cutit ura, the gret
■This repeated daily, with two
A :>• general th»—«• tr . <
w ill cease, as the originator of a atw step
will then submit it mul it will not be
taught unless accepted.
Tue changes for the coming w inter are
jput nil arranged yet, but a general surv
of ‘.he field may be giv
rille will be the dance* of tin
out dc
ua.f-
Irith-
>e plain quadrilles w i.l he
ik«- the Saratoga qnadrille.
That Im, tlie firvt four will dance with the
uple* iriMtead of. remaining quiet.
»!y 1.- |
In th
usual, be the dai
the waltz will ru
other round dnn
the
I think it
be
efulh
Mrn. II. eyr<l him at enti-
bang waa deeply interested
aide of hi* nose.
id 8 t (HXl hold-
tnl forefinger.
i»iy. ^ y»"
led. bent little
To a lady, m|
programme I* i
and allogetht
these little car.!
make
— contributed to fiuhioniog
Arnica Salve. is an inatruc ive
to. world tor cuts, jrc« "I oont.mpl.tion.
Buoklan
The beat aalve in the world for cute, , °f contemplation. In the flrit
bruiae*. sores, ulcer*, salt rheum, fever pl*c». l J« re » l “ e
mrtm. Utter, ch.ppsd tiandi, chilblain, j who dag th. m«tal It fa. oompowd u(,
. a .. rr .. ■ 'u r< . I th. man who tnunportra IHjjtn. tan to-
hould be
ven to tne pleasure* ot the evening.
The stock ol programme* prepared for
ft.f winter season are the neatest and
artistic that have appeared fur yean.
Tlie prevailing color cf the paper is white,
.. In l.nrllm. Jh r .yif.
