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CFORGIA IN A »TiTT'->iiri MTSIlhLL. I
Pointed Paragraphs Picked Prhom
Pithy Papers.
Strange as it may seem there is not a
bushel of cow peas to be had in Macon.
More and hogs are being raised in
corn
Dooly county this year than any year
since the war.
At Cordele, Mrs. Amanda Thompson, a
lady who has for some time been in feeble
health, was found dead ou the floorol her
residence a few nights ago.
Simon Sternberg, wanted in Savannah
for forging an endorsement for fT.fi) on
the Citizens’ bank, lifts been arrested m
New York, and will be brought back to
answer thecharge.
Bust has played havoc with cotton in
the vicinity of Atlanta, and in many in
stances entire fields have been blighlei
bv this pest, and the crop will be materi¬
ally cut off thereby.
The first sea island cotton ofthisyefir's
cro p reached the Savannah market last
Thursday, when Butler & Stevens and W.
W. Gordon & to. each received a bale.
They both came from the vicinity of \ al
dosta.
A melon grower near Quitman
ten acres this year, paid I tit for fertilizer,
$25 for labor, *40 for hauling, shipped
three ears and didn’t get, a cent for any
of them. The only cash he realized was
ten cents for a melon sold to a negro, and
this dime was donated to the church.
A special to the New York World from
Atlanta says: It is reported here that
Secretary Herbert aud MissSallie Brown,
youngest daughter of ex-Senator Joseph
Brown, are engaged to be married. Miss
Brown is a blonde still on the sunny side
of thirty. She is a woman of literary
tastes mid many social graces. Her
father is worth $10,000,000.
c. \y Wiekstora, a merchant doing
business on Pendleton creek, some IN
miles from Lyons, set a gun ...... night
last week for a burglar that had been go
ing into hits store, lie forgot about buv
jug fixed tho trap, and the next morning,
opening the store, the gun was dis¬
upon striking the mer¬
charged, the contents
chant in the thigh, from which he died
after a few hours.
Atlanta dealers who buy meat from
Louisville packing houses and from P. D
Armor are very much stirred up over «
letter received notifying them tha t here
after they must remit their bills in “cash
actual” currency. The packers do not
want New York exchange or any other
kind of commercial paper, but, insist that
their customers shall send them in the
hard dollars by express.
Hon. C. C. Bush, of Miller county, who,
for several sessions of the general assem¬
bly, has been a leading member of the
house of representatives, is an applicant
for the judgeship of the -Pataula circuit
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Judge Guerry. He is an
able lawyer, and he comes backed up by
the indorsements of a large number ol
the lawyers of that circuit.
Mrs. Sam IV. Small, wife of the evange¬
list, has filed a bail in trover action to
recover a *4.000 diamond from Thomas
Cooper, chief usher at DeGive's opera
house. Mrs. 8mall alleges that the dia
motid is the property of her daughter.
Lola Small Jackson, whose sensational
marriage was recorded several months
ago, and that her naughty husband
took it from her and pawned it to Cooper
for #180.
Senator David B. Hill will soon out ii
Georgia watermelon which weighs sonic ’
eighty pounds. It is a present from Mr.
John Colvin, one of Mr. Hill’s warmest
and staunchest Atlanta friends, Tin
melon goes on its ow n merit, w ithout any
intimation that, it was paid for with sil¬
ver, and was raised on ft Georgia bill by
a Hill Georgian—nothing of that kind.
Mr. Colvin sends the melon to David b<
cause he likes David and David likes wa
terinelon.
Macon’s colored population is some¬
what stirred in consequence of a colored
“Jack the Ripper” having made his ap¬
pearance in that quarter ol the town.
They call him “Black Hawk,” but do not
seem to know who lie is nor where lie
came from. A few nights since he entered
a woman's room and attacked her with
a knife, inflicting severe injuries, and
would have killed her before help arrived
had it not been that his knife became en
tangled in the mosquito net.
Walter 1). Prepies, of Lowndes comity,
is the newly appointed deputy collector
of the Tenth Division of Georgia. Mr.
Peeples’ headquarters will he at Bruns¬
wick. The following counties compose
his district: Screven. Bulloch, Effingham
Chatham, Bryan, Liberty, McIntosh.
Glynn, Camden, Charlton, Clinch. Echols,
Lowndes, Brooks, Ware, Pierce, Wayne.
Appling and Tattnall. Thisisthelargesl
district in the internal revenue depart¬
ment of Georgia.
A justice of the peace in Sandersville,
being called upon to perform a marriage
ceremony, is accused of concluding with:
“By the authority vested in me as an
officer of the state of Georgia, sometimes
called the empire state of the South; by
the fields of cotton that lie spread out in
s iowy whiteness around as: by the howl
of the coon-dog, and thegourdvine, whose
clinging tendrils will shade the entrance
t) your humble dwelling-place; b.v the
red and luscious heart of the watermelon,
whose sweetness fills the heart with joy;
by the heavens and earth, iu the presence
of these witnesses, I pronounce you man
and wife.”
The three Scuffietonians who are in Sa¬
vannah jail, charged with the murder of
Mr. Alexander Peterson at Aile.v a few
wet'ks ago, will be tried for their lives
sooner than was expected. Ou account
of the bitter feeling prevailing among the
c'tizens, a petition was started requesting
J udge Smith to convene a sjiecial term of
court for the purpose of trying the ease.
Upon receipt of the document beappoint
ed the first Monday in November. The
people want the crime punished with
death ou the gallows, and not a bit of
jnercy recommended. It is said that
the brings in a verdict that will
(heat the gibbet a lynching is sure to oe
cur. It will be an interesting trial.
Waynesboro True Fitiwm: Dr. K. Stein¬
er mentions a rather reuiarbable oeeur
rence in which a negro girl and a rattle¬
snake figure. The girl was recently bitten
by a, snake of this species, whose venom
almost defies scientific treatment, even
when it is applied by the most skillful
physician at once. An old negro named
Jim Beale undertook the cure and sur
^ ^ j triumi ,t laut i y and with a remedy
^| ]ea| . r | of The cotton plant
))M ))W , n foail( j to nerve many purposes
for food and clothing, etc., hut so far as
we know never was used by any other
doctor than old Jim to cure rattlesnake
(rites. l)r. Steiner says lie was not told
of the accident until next morning, tho’
it happened on his farm. A rattlesnake
bite usually kills in halt an hour unless
cheeked by remedies. Dr. Steiner says he
saw the patient on Monday morning after
being bitten on Sunday, walking about.
The only effect of the bite was a slight
swelling of the toes on the foot bitten,
old Jim is a sort of a “yarb doctor” and
applied nature’s remedies without con¬
sulting therapeutics. He first very wisely
ligated the girl’s ankle with a (.tout cord
and squeezed out as much poisoned blood
as he could, immediately after she was
bitten, after which he made a poultice of
cotton seed, which contains ammonia,
and applied to the wound, and gave her
also cotton seed tea todrink. Ammonia,
an we all know, is the usual antidote for
the poison of snake (except, of course,
“corn juice” at fishing frolics), and old
Dr. Jim was applying science in his ex¬
perience. lie then cut open the rattle¬
snake and, squeezing out the blood, ap¬
plied a piece of the fleshy part to the
wound, bandaging it on firmly. She is
('111*0(1.
TOM WATSON Iff UPS9M.
Thomaston, Aug. 9.—There was
juite a crowd in to vn today. Flic
ox pec ted advent of ono Thomas
E. Watson brought the folks out.
They were here from every adjoin¬
ing county and all told there were
about 1,000. A large proportion
were true blue Democrats, who
came to see the curiosity whom
they had heard so much about.
The same cold victuals which
Mr. Watson has been dishing out
t> his followers over the state were
set out again today. His allusion
to Gov. Novthen as the “Hon. \Y .
.r. Whiskers” brought out a big
“ya.w yaw” from some of his fol¬
lowers. His speech fell flat, and
a large number of his hearers left
disgusted before it was concluded.
There are a uumbor of gentle
men here from Meriwether county,
where Watson spoke yesterday.
They report that quite a number
of his followers over there, after
hearing his speech, announced
the.iwatfcntion to forsake his teach¬
ings and return to the Democratc
fold. They were disgusted with
his demagogy. Ono old fellow
from soiu ; who re down in Crawford
county said he intended to follow
Tommie and hear him speak at all
of his appointments.
SOLDIERS LYNCH TWO MINERS.
Knoxville, Term., August 10 —
Information from Coal Creek is to
the effect that a minor named El¬
kins and possibly one by the name
of Drummond were lynched last
night by the Tennessee soldiers
guardig the convicts. They were
the two men under arrest charged
with being leaders of the mob
which assassinated Private Laugh
erty Monday night.
The report further says that
there is a world of subdued excite¬
ment in the valley, and that
troubles of a more or less serious
nature may be expected between
troops and miners.
Elkins, the, lynched man, WHS
first strung up and made to di - ,
vulge the names of his associates |
before being lynched, as the sol¬
diers are determined to bring all
to justice.
The miners for the last few
weeks have been becoming more
insulting and quarrelsome, and un¬
less something is done to check
them it will be dangerous tor a
soldier to show himself alone.
Later reports say that a miner
by the name of Moore, lias beer,
arrested, and that summary ven¬
geance will be reeked on him ; at
any rate, affairs are assuming a
serious shape in the mining regions
and more trouble is hourly expect
ed.
The situation at Coal Crook
seems to be growing more alarm
iug daily. Today 1.000 miners
went out on a general strike and
work is at a standstill in all mines
except those of the Knoxville Iron
Company, which works all con- j
victs. The cause of the strike is
the action of their operators in t ry
ing to make the men accept a re
daction of twenty per cent on coal j
digging and give* them a like re
duction in rents and store provis¬
ions.
An Arkansas preacher is responsible for
the statement that “God made the world
aud then He rested. Later on lie made
man and then rested again. Then He
made woman, and since then neither God
nor man has had any rest.”
oN’T FORGET
THAT WE
SELL 101 ! fiOODS
FOR THE
MON EY
THAN ANYONE IN
Statesboro.
T LAMER i & „ FULCHER ti„t
Miilinery! lilery!
YVe call your alte tion to the
fact that our ftock of Mill neiy
is comp'ete in every respect,
and at pirces that will surprise
you.
Call and see for yourself.
MRS. S. A. WILSON.
CENTRAL R. R. OF GEORGIA,
MAIN STEM DIVISION.
li.M.t 'OMIHO Receiver.
Correct Schedule iu LiftfCt June lltli, 189*i
(Standard Time.)
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No. 5. Lv. Ar. No. li. bv. Ar
Northbound. SOCTHHOUFl).
Savan.h f) 10a, Atl’ta 8 00a
Dover 11 07a, Macon 11 55a 11 35a
Milieu 11 50aIt 50 a Ten'le 2 ldp 1 5»j
Milieu .’! 5Mp 3 5H|
0 - Au ’ (a 8 45j
Macon 4 Dtp Dover J .18]
Atl 'ta nor.pSav’h li g0|
No. 3. Lv. Ar. No. 4. Lv. Ar
Sav’h 8 Top Atl’ta 0 55p
Dover 1042p Macon f 1 Oltp 1 1 ,’t()n
Milton 1 1 Bop I 1 25a Ten'le 12 52n I2 52n
Au,in 8 25 1 Milieu :t l»a •'! 00a
Ten'le 1 4T.i 1 T7n Au’ta (i 1 Or.
Mac'll 4 05a 3 ton Dover
Atl’ta 7 -10a Sav’ah (i 00;
Sleeping cars on sill iiiglh passenget
trains between Savannah and August;,
and Macon, Savannah and Atlanta, auii
Macon and Montgomery. Miilcdgeville aud Luton
Piissengore for No. Dover.
ton should take 5 at
Passengers for T’honmston, Carrollton.
Perry, Port Gaines, Talbotton, Burn;
Vista, Blakely and Clayton should tak,
train No. •’( (from Savannah) passing Do
ver at 10:42 p. ill.
For father information relative t<
ticket rate, schedule, best routes, etc
apply Li Matiiuws, to Agt.. C. It. It., Dover.
J.
Guo. Don: VVaiii.uv, Gen. Snpt.
\V. F.Sum.i. man, T’ratli*' Manager.
J. C. Haii.k, Gen. Pass. Agent.
Savannah, Ga.
<< Removal
AVANNAH
The CARRIAGE and
WACOM CO.
Will noM» be found at their
New Repository,
BROWN and JEFFERSON MTS,
(Formerly occupied by M. Boley & Son.)
Larger Quarters.- As usual,
Better Location.- we shall carry
Lower Prices,-- the largest and
New Styles.-- most complete stock
in She South, of-
"imr-m sa rajas,"
HARNESS TOO.
Specialties-, Auburn Steel Axle Wagons,
Georgia Made Oak Tanned Harness,
-- ; -Cork-Faced Collars,
-“Nancy Hanks” Buggies.
VO AVANNAH CARRIAGE WAGON CO. and
OfiJCCrs } I.FE ROY MYFRS, Prwt
MAX ROIUJfSON, S«o. & Tim.
’ oh as. ukant, supt.
Largest Vehicle and Harness Dealers Sooth
m
v: /
F1BESAI 1U. rl
®2500.00 Worth Of Dry Goods,
Notions, Hats, Shoos and Clotning AT A SACRiHCR.
X -A.ZMI COM^ZEILLT-EIID
to close out what GOODS I have left from the fire aud will sell toy
entire stock of goods at aud below cost CALL AT
HOLLANDS DRUG STOKE
WHERE I WILL GIVE YOU MRGAINS
NEVER BEFORE OFFERED IN
STATESBORO.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH.
R. F. Donaldson.
B. E. WARNOCK, j
SUCCESSOR TO WARNOCK & WILLIAMS,
* DEALER * IKK
GROCERIES, HIES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC.
AVA x XA GA ..
BULLOCH TIMES,
(Official (Draait -
of*
b Bulloch County.
A. C. Turner & Son,
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For
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Cxi ve TJs a Trial.
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r*.'- i=;.Aix & Sancy Sob V Printing &
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Statesboro, Georgia.
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PEOPLE
Owe much to the House that supplies them. We like to see People well and becom¬
ingly dressed, and no house can better aid them than we can. We are the largest
and leading dealers in line clothing for men, boys and children, in Georgia, and our
prices are always the lowest. We ship (0. D. to any express office, with privilege
or examination before paying. Suite for Clergymen, Railroad men, and all others
requiring special styles or designs. Write for rules for measurement and Catalogue.
Huts.EapsXFurnishings. SpringSSummErStLjlES^
li. II. LEVY & HIM) •1
l.“9 ( 'ougvess St.. Savannah, (la.
VAKIETY IKON WORKS,
S. Cr. LANCr, Propr., Sandersville, < la.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
ateam Eugiues aid Boilers, Saw Mills, Cottoa Gins and INest
Cane Mviis, Evaporators, ftyruj Kettles, Grain S p irators, Mowing
Machines, Reapers aud Korse Rakee.
Grist Mills for Corn and Wheat. Improved Plows, Cultivators, etc.
Steam and Water Valves, Pipes, Shaftings and Pulleys, and Mill Sup¬
plies of all. Machinery ol all kinds repaired ou short uotioe
reasonable prices, and guaranteed first-class work.
ISP All Machinery Sold by me Guaranteed to be First (.'hiss and as Represented.
You will save money by calling on, or writing me for description and prices oi
any machinery you may need, or any old machines repaired.
50-1 y 8 . G. LANG, Sanrtcrsvillc, Ga.
Jlppcl 4* Schauly
Tlio Strictly Reliable One-Price
Desire to call the attention of the public generally i„ this vicinty, that
they are open and m full blast with one of the largest and most corn
plete lines ol bummer Clothing for tnen, boys and children, ever
Before Kxliiliiu-il ill any titmflicm Ci<j,
And at a price guaranteed lowertban anv other house in the South
Every article in onr House marked in perfectly plain fin h ores, one
ice to all aDd that price the verj lowest.
Our line of gents furnishing goods
and hats cannot be surpassed anv
where for elegance and style.
We are sole agents for the celebrated Dr. Joager’s sanitary goods
Rcommended by every leading Physician in the world.—OaUWe
mailed on application. COD orders are solicited with privilege &
examination nnd returning if not aa’isfactory. r ' J
APPEL @ S8HAUL,
One price Clothiers and Haberdashers, 159 Broughton ° Street
the strictly reliable one price clothiers in Savannah.
Spiing and Summer Illustrated Catalogue ready on application.
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cl in to] Ac.St Pcterstjnre' *7 ............; 7 09pml station
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I I 8 20am + 30 pin
“Daily except Sunday. (Meals. tSundays oulyl
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It. li. for Port Tampa. Key West a ml Havana. Close connection at Ou-enhorn wit li So Fla
It. It. for Lakeland and Bartow. Close connection at Savures with .) T. uml K W It v t’op
Banford mid Titusville. Pullman Imffet Sleeping; ..
Cars on night trains. Through short line
Jacksonville to New Orleans. JacksonviU toTlioinasville. Laket'ity. Macon. Atlanta. Chat
Nashville, St Louis, Chicago, Tickets -
tnuooga. etc. sold and baggngeehenked tlirou n 'h tonlt
points in the Cnitml States, Canada and Mexico. Send for best map of Florida published* 1
and for any inforfation desired to *
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SAVANNAH, FLORIDA AND WESTERN 1 { AIL WAY.
WAYt’ROSS SHORT LINE—TIME CARP.
SCHEDULE OF THROUGH TRAINS TO FLORIDA ANI) SOUTHERN GEORGIA.
GOING80! TH-HEADIX>\VN GOING NOKTH-KEAI) FP
r>__|_4 r> ) 2 7 •] 2A \ foil to ahril 30, 1 893. j ~ X4 j 78 ''( I r,
8 20p| l"j. l 30p I 02a 6 10a Lv...........Savannah....... ......Vl l2 OOp 8 :t2|i| 2."iyij 8 20a
10 55a| 3 50p‘ 10p! 5 88aI 40a' 8 ....a Ar................Jegup ...... .......Lv 10 24a ti 3 38ai.
12 5 0 9 15a!................WayurosK..... ............ 9 20a 1 5 15n l V.'i
10 ........... 40a! 7 1 1 lop Oa 11 2 00p 10a 11 2 lOaf...............Brunswick.... ....p!...................Albany ............ 7 20;i ........... 1 7 5 0|»
7 55a 8 Or*|9 00a 12 j...........Jacksonville............... ............ 8 -t:>i»
05a! 40p!..............Sanford.................. run 7 00a 2 00p| o aop
5 1 AOpj 20p 2 8 55:i| 5 1 20 40p ( 4 8 55p.............. Tampa 1 OOp 15a 7 55a 12 50p
l j» 8 r. arm.
0 OOp 15ii ...........I........... 9 30a 0 OOp) ; ...........................Live 9 40p|...............Port-Tampa............... Oak............. 7 20p I 8 00a
8 r. 50p
11 10a ...........j 2 45]) 2 85p!.................Gainesville.......... ........... 1 8 ....a 3 OOjv
4 28a........11 : 28a 11 28a ,,,...............Yaldoata............. ........... 8 5Sp 9 23 r,
9 25a ... . 1 02p 1 02p|...............Tliomnaville_____ ........... 1 2 07],I •jr-p
0 8 25a 50a ... . r 3 2 25ji 29a .*{ 2 25p|.................Montieello...... 48|*................Bain bridge.... ...........11 45a 4 >0p
11 59a ...............................................Chattanooga... . ........... 12 50p “> 10p
4 45a..... Macon......... 3 35a...... 8 OOp
10 35o .......Columbus...... ...... j 10O.-,],
.......... 7 45a|........... Atlanta................................... 0 50a
.........i 7 35a 8 40], 8 40], ....... .....Montgomery.............. 7 30p 7 : ! 7 00],
..........| OOp 305a 305a ..........Mobile...... v ..a
2 35a! ....... 12 20a:
.........i 7 20], 7 7 33,i .....New Orleans. ........ f50p[
No. 1 9 leaves Savannah d;iil y exe, >pt Sunday 3 55 p. m., arriVre Jeenp 7 20* j," n .
No. 74 leaves Jesup daily .>x<-e]>t Sunday 4 25 p. m.. an ires Savamuili 8 40 a. m.
These trains stop at all stations between Savannah and Jesup.
Trains 5 and 15 connect at Jesup for Macon. Atlanta and the west. Train 15 connects
at Wnycross for Montgomery, Wnycross New Orleans, Nashville, Cincinnati and St. Louis Thron<rfi
Pullman Sleeper to St, Louis. Train 23couue< ts with Am! mi „„ Midland ruilwav
for Montgomery and the Southwest, , i* "Tickets sold to all ]>oints and S!rei,in.r
secured at passenger stations, JL G. FLEMING, Superintendent.
5V. M. DAVIDSON, Gen. Pus. Agt., Savannah, G;^*
UPRIGHT and HORIZONTAL. |
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^BOILERS ancJ lm • j
specially adaoted and unexcelled for y
Orivins COTTON Ol^Sa^^lLLS
affording Beef Power for Least Money,
Over 4-50 0 in Saccessfnl Operation.
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10 Sale Agsnt, Woodcliff, Screvcu Co., Ga*
