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Newspaper Page TextVOLUME XVI. - I'ATErtllYII-Ul GA MiJUlnrm-- TUESDAY MOK^rNOt SEPTEMBER 11, 1883. PRICE 5 CE]STS GEORGIA MELONS. Meeting of the South Georgia Truck Farmers' Association. THOMASVILLE FULL OF MELON MEN. Who Dfbnto Freely the Obatneles ami Need* of the Dsmlnrss. COMMISSION MERCHANTS DENOUNCED, And Accused of Cornering the Shipments of Shippers. THE TRUE CAUSE OF POOR RETURNS Alleged to ho Dneto Poor Product* «*»tt Bad Management* BUT ALL HAVE HOPE FOR THE FUTURE, And Propose to Plant Heavier Than Ever Next Year. THE CONSTITUTION FULLY INDORSED, And Mr. firntjr Complimented m Itao ffUcmti *1 South fJcorgt*. Tho convention of track farmers held Thursday in Tkomasrillc, was remsAable for its good attendance and the earacsttsoss of its members. 'Called together, as U was, for the interchange of opinions, the members very frankly elated the obstacles which they had enoonntcred, and while severe, in-some cases, upon railroaders aad oommisrionnuen, their critklsms will have the effect of correcting abuses next year. The result of<tite delibera tions war. that poor Te terns, com-, jinred vritSi previous years, -rewarded tho labor of' the present year. Tbemanae for thie ■was to bo found in the bad -seasons, which gave an inferior crop, and-the shipping of snnch-worthlear product tothewnarketa. That mil-present will increase their acreage next year, shows that they see suscess ahead. The insolations, passed complimentary to Tan •Coas-nttmoxoro fully appreciated. In this, :as In all other -enterprises, it -has been the policy of Ten -Cosstitctiox to fostor devel opment that Georgians might thrive. In sll that-is calculated to mskc 'Georgia great and rich The Ccubtitutiuh is deeply concerned. The following special dispatch, gives the full story of tho convention: 'Taafl«.th Hereto rrw.k-Qraw.rs. 'Special Dispatch to The Constitution. * 'JTioma»/iiax, September 4L—Tbe Georgia-Pridt and • Melon ~ 1 ‘ .... nail had formed a syndicate, and every morning they would meet and let the values on the carload* ol melotra that they would remit ihe shippers, and then tell the melons wlthnn additional profit lot tbcm-rlvw>. Unsaid that the growers mutt have lower freight; that more was charge d on melons than oorn, and yet melons came In at u time when freight was short. Mr. Blaetshear stated that b" believed tho Steal ing aasd.no by theooaattnfcn merchants. Judge reeplesdid not tbrnkso. Ue thought the melons were stolen en route. Mr Dnher slated that a Vrlend of hta wwt visit ing central Keutcky.and wu told by tho young men then) tt waa no use to buy meloira, a* titer could get alt they wanted Irom the earn pa-linr through. That was at Ntcholsonrllle, on the Ciuctnnstl Southern. Ho related several in-l ata.-caa where the cam had gone Into market 404 or HO short. Ur. Dasher went on to rdtote that how, on Uie heel ol the sea-on, trergkvwas demanded tn advance by the northern lines, and lhai, he said, am a breach ot faith. He spoke of the fsediller tor handling, ai.detated that ttregrowershad either So hare facilities orqult tho business. Mr. Uallanle stated that he. had bad th. same ex. ■perteuce with tbe-steallng that ho had. Tho -Clal ctniiatt Southern cam were braheu Into, yet Obey were the boat can. Iti, one occasion he had been chanted tT29.SC freight, when the rate wu eoly (108 90. He could get no return, and mentlcnca that sort of toir.guoueaf the a-rase. that would have to he corrected. He Objected to tho mflecked cam, and said that the (rovers shoukl demand locked ears. He said that tinder the present arrangement, melons are Shipped at the ahlyipere count, an d there is Bo recovery tor the stealage on me way. How.M the ration cuslness was me la tv, «t son ot thing for the rowts, sud they I could slTotc ueneounige'snd foster ft, and to ac commodate the xroncra. MS.T.V. BiephenaeatU-ihat he had -chipped to vanoostnania. Homelmtl paid and somo had not. ■■Mtfpg < f thai'eoUte he said lira l a car woo'd ■of 1001.J00melons by tbo Here It reachJ ed Atlanta. stated bed made tills year aWmt 1400 on sixteen t! i ‘ * ^■nn ious h* »j'th.-.t be bad lost Ova car loads Ittmt be h*d.uhipp?<i. »>.e had made a tittle on cafc-l fbage, and a.little*n encumbers, but nothing on no- tatoea. Ha also reeitod many inst&ntea of stealing j eern^^e. — 1 A'OOOTi SCOQESTfON. ■■■■■■■ Mr. Call*way., of Mitchell comity,'fevered baring: agenera»,fll*.ml:ntl«Kaeentin Atlanta. such aOlr. Joseph tJL BroKn ctJ-’ldbe, who-cottld attend tothel disiribn Ifrou rfoho m :lons f o an nowo overstock the; ncaiketf a Mr. fmjplcfttiggctted that It would beagoodtdl If tbe ralfraags would uako tbo ccnimladnn me. oLanti.givoPKClot: for the cars, retting the ccndl-i Mon In whichthey are HMlMOWBas i ■ Mr Snnfoed gave hli eiperleutc. He did-not' hr *my i .. hkwte. et . -had tome out about even on ■that meloacwere handled too loocaty, and he'had icomg to ibe-cnne.' j-luu the proper way to ship woe pns to Hie 'railroad agent- end — tent. Ho thought that world I stop thee-eating, lie thought-rh* true policy to mm only-Mia Met melons. IF. Jicttou. of MltchetJ cotrjtr made afew re m irks. Xvo'thojght the Whole thing was- bCJly ill mow'd. Hotlotight there wts stealing both on ihernad 'Bill b;- the cotamlrelcn merchant.. He also favtircd shipping only the Pest melons. Hr.&ugentst.ld.lu referencoto tho prepayment of freight, that It would hurt tho poor met:, who could sotuais; the money. Mr. John.Brooks, of Quitman, was catied onto relato bk oxpr rtence. Ho said that hedid dot hare much nperl nce to relate. Ho had nocotrplalots pten. an w metone. packed, a!', thus P ...til deaotincad what (hay considered tho hindrances and nbmaduc to suocos* la • thslr tool tie—. The watermelon .crop and its-ale was ■discussed moro extensively 'than the vegetable crop. * • VTHK oiwigniTioitprkrrcrBD. The dminieas of uie day waa opened by toe re- election of Mr. Talley to toe presidency and tho •election of Mr. 1). C. Ashley. of -Valdosta, ax perma nent secretary for the ensuing year. On motiona4 Mr. J.-A. Dasher, a committee was appointed to pi. pare a programme of buslneso. The chair appointed Metara. J A. Dasher, A. P, Parham. K. A. Peoples. J. a i Forrester, Captain (I. K. MccW, and Mr. J. M. Cal,away. Tho committee retired to prepaid its report, and while they were out Mr. Mallei moved the appointment ot an executive commute A short discussion over the matter arosrrandaeilon on it was deferred until 4 later hour. Tbrco very -handsome pears, of a new variety, waa exhibited by Mr. Varncdo. They were called tbe Pfeifer, anil have lately been brought to Ihlacouulry from New JerseygWhero they have been grown for ten years TUey do well here end grow rapidly. Mr. Varnedo rusinm aaroarac. The committee ot buslnew reported the following programme: ■ 1. Korol Intent ol new mom ben. 2. Kxperleuce meeting. 3. Talks by railroad men. 4. Appointment of the follfflW_„ Executive, transportation, and on refrigeratorosra. On motion of Mr. W. H. Brian, the report wu adopted Mr. Bryan add rested tho meeting, deliv ering toe Invitation of Mr. JC. M. Butter, of Ue Gulf home, to have tbe member* dine wlrli him at two. On mo-lott of Colonel B nnett, the thanks of the auwoelailon were extended for the Lrnation, which viiftoopfitcd. 1 i«v following new nemben were ecrolled: J A M KS BOG'iP, of M llchell ,* i J. O. W1 ’►NHAKKR, VeldoaU; J J BALDWIN, Qultm«n; •CH A BLif8 CAKKOLL, OumIcj; JaME-S TYSON. Quitman; CHAULKS w. DU .SCAN, Quitman; J. W WLLLIh, Ontlfjr; T. W. WiUalA outley; L. L. VAKNBDO, IZ C. VARNEDO,and L. VARNKDO, Thomanvllle; AXBEHT WINTER, ThomMVlUc; J. C. JONES, Valdosta; WU. WILLIS. Ousley; J. H. AN*LEY, Thomasvllle; HENRY HOLLAND and JAMES HOLLAND, Oii'ley; M. A. MY KICK. Valdosta: B 8. ANSLK.Y, Thomasville; H. J. M 8ELT and B. 8. MOiELY, Valdosta, Tbe railroad nten present were elected mecibers. They were: J. At. BROWN, Western and Atlantic; J. A. HA M8, Nashville and Ctiattaaoofa: W. C. WALLACE. Louisville and Nashville-, C. E. HA k moN. Western and Atlantks; D. H. ELLIOTT Savannah. Florida aud Weebern. They rtuir. cd that ks In short speeebea for the eotapUmcui, and proalsed to do all in ttcir power* to further the Iniereataof tbe fruit grower*. EtoFUIRICKOfJ UDOI rCINB. At the coifClutlou of toe eurollment of Judge Peeplea wssotlltd on to relate hla experi cnee. He stated that be bad been called to attend meeting Ifowever, the committee had called It an experience meetlitf aud Jie would remte bit. He Mid that he had not made by considerable the money ie ex pected to dear. He bad planted I.tu0 cabbage* which be Aaurttdon for ten cents each, or six hun* drtd dollar* for Ue acre. He get seventy doUam for them. Me had plautol eiahleen acne in Irlah potatoes, but made noihibg. He had put the land In oorn, however, and would come out all right. He had planted tea acre* In cucumber*, aud made It.5. He bad planted one hundred and ten acres In melons aod had told 8 M) worth. Aa to faia general experience, he add that THgCoMirrc- Von bad *aUl mat In Lowndea county they bad made (CO 000 He »ald be th ^jght that waa a third too much, and that iW 000 waa the real figure, f Ibe estimate alluded to waa .not that of The * on- arriTL'YjoM. tut waa furnished, In response to a re nut at, by Mr. R. Y. Lane, banker, of Val losia. tnroovh wboae hands the none* was paid, and we believe It to be correct — Eos. Co* 1 lie said that, under the present state of affairs, the railroads got TOptrceutof the receipt*, the commission mer chants 17. and the grower U. He charged the rail- loads with tacking on extra freights after the melons started. He Mid a good deal about stealage on the mads, and estimated that 10 per cent of the crop weal that way. The cars are broken lutoen route. He attributed these losses to carelcwmeai on the part of tbe rued* lie recited instance* where 1100 melons bad been shipped in a car aad onlyM0 or 630 reached their destination. miiuiiivi, an i uo watt uui stir >roau vnnr ;ne snip per soeuvo ' nothing for thorn. H t had always real- !*• d a good?! rollt on hi* because he always sold only fine ones He thought tbe ship-or* were at fault en u great many InaUuces. He wwbln favor of guaranteeing the trelgbts. He gave sene inter esting figures to show that while poor utelonn glut the market*, jood one* are me yer a drug His Idea was not to try to raise more than one ow< T .vo hun dred melons*»n an acre. OniLeauihJeot of-manure*, he said, homo made maocres were lb a beat fok * 3ns. He concluded by h» jrlrscbe liad made iwcelona and had no co oustetot to*make,, " 100 percent mo i/bopeMl sbigit related that the ; . bwoheoer* . reK>nib»hrvt * .o oetP f nd flouotblni ; would have -to uo uun« on tarn ncore. They bu y up tbe raclnn* find refaso to buy more until tho f havo.-old out at' o^ariyi would have raid tohhre thrown away one-third of to^arry solid cars of refrigerated itmwberHyi Into the melon* and Hilppcd only two thirds, aeadlng L’incinnaU nuxt season ilx weeks beforo berries aro only the best Hi kald this years crop wasthe poorest rij>e up f.nwc. Strawberry culture ta*i paid[down he had overseen. They h*d ilxe enough .but were , hcreevei with th.. imperfect ■hlPP»n» poor in quality. A better season, h«v*ld, would i meni«.. It will pay much better next season, have made better melons. He said the truck *»u \ l eewtiho land pobteuck, ness was comparstlvely small* but wa* liiriwaa* 1 -' He had not made anything on hfaUuck. lug of shipping melons he aid not kn it It would do to ship molods on urreas' In speaa- whether or I ■ ok'in close cars. Ho Raid hs never expected to slat another car. If he did not get a car with a slatted door, ho would c?t>:o tho solid door and secure it He believed tho damage that way wocldbo less «han the loss the other way. H# spoke of the difficult* of getting honeat commission men. and that there wore several cities ho would trot ship to on that account lie had always farea well with BiWtnn.bnt would not ship to Bnltlmi.ro ■er Philadelphia. He said that another year the truck and melon feutiuee* would bo gte&tcr. and the future of the business hceonsldeicd bright and promising, He bad - WBB house In Atlanta to give direction to shipme Ho attributed the losses thfsffjwr to the bad crop and bad management. He said he believed the prooljm would be solved to the Mtf*facUon oftherailro/ulR and the txwekers. Hlsaddri - Ins pressed all with this eamcetneai. fnrpDcdnewhoj-a It wilt pay mu. j. HKXT1NO LAND FOB Taut*. vBCS^tree mid to mo on the subject of renting 1 r ucking next season, ... .. .h oone is routed for this season. It will not do to plant truck on land more than two years In succes sion. must then be given over to other crops lor »• year or two " “Does the trucking leave the lend poor?" "No. It is unsuitable for truck for a season or m, but It is In better fix for other crop* than before tbe truck ms put on 1L You see to make It bring good truck, it has to be fertilised highly This leaves it richer Uuu It was, and iu better fix for cotton or KruliL’* “Is the renting for next year lively V 1 “I think there are double as many acre* rented uow for next season at there was this time last year. The pries remains about the same and rang, s from 81 to Wand ovor for tbo Reason. Land that l« moro than four miles from the railroad Is considered out of the truck area." _ J. A. c. THE OaP.TAOL, BUILDERS, J Mr. Elliott, of the Savannah, Florida and made a short and Interesting sifflrsig n.» iheught the ratewasaslowasccatd bs, as It is but afr»«;tl mi- alabovs tho cost -of transportation. He rw.'I the «mindkuppean*l proLsb lng to him. lie explained bow tb» excck* charge were mndo 11 is »l iro to tho _.i lnrorestluR talk. HesalditwaetmpomfUi to for ward the cars by psvaenger trains. The trains on Ills road-go out with •six coaches end throe ^leeperr. an'dxhat Ir sr much a* they can carry. He favored having a dl.sfrlkr.angoffioeiu Atunta. Ift. ttems, of the Lonl*villectnd Nartivllle, made adengthy address in defanseof Jiis rotd, and made KatoxUW. ratAo an interesting talk on packing, etc. They prek in closetars iu two fetft of straw. KX*c¥Trrv-coMMrr.TK. , The following executive consulttee was iq>- •yointed: Uenn MoCreedf Lowtidc*. Pcrhaat of llrookr, StH'«.rdof Thomas, Uuny «f Decatur, Cal laway of Mitchell, and Focresterof Dougherty, Tbe fcil'•owing commit**' on'Jnuisp.*r!iiU<vx and dlstribuiinn was appointed: Messrs. McNeaL : i'ee- ples and T eller. THANKS TO XWCONKCTCTION. i Judge Parham Introduced tho following, nvhich^ lYhcrci*. The Atlivta Co»mTUTfON hrr heeu -ke Bit af CMtaluiiiirt Apptfatcd by tho Ut*« rr*or. . Nothing rlirco Governor McDanlol's election has cr>-ated i-omnoh excitement an tho selection of tho <- u»fro: castmlsdoner*. AN ARMY OT AfVMCANTS. More thro: onohuudred names were submitted to Ua«goTern6r,mnny of them casualty and per- ’i*ps without tho knowledge of the principal*. Dozens, of them, however, wero backed up by heavyfi-tuionii and byvjommlttees -End squads of (rtema. For tho three days proceeding tho nmnln- attorn, the governor's ante-room was filled, and ovwty moment of his time was occupied wfth the Mon Is of the applioauts. Letters, votltloni snd tel- ograns wero received literally by the handful, and ihcfftibles t i the grremor's private room wore piled wife them. Every city in Georgia and air oat every cot w ty had Its applicant htckod with an luflu snce mere or lets general. N .TC0DNTINO MUCK-ON PETITIfiN*. ’’fhe governor received «A1 these applications, H* rltton or terbal, politely,but It was’evidrjnt that ticy were having lttlle iiflinenco vith hlsdccfi- ’on. An .-xamlnatlon ol tho petitiou* showed thxt many men had signed them ah. 8egeral gen- flep.en cal^d to nay (bat they had signed every pe.Klon presented, sad somo others wrote letters Instant in season and o*t Of season In its esi'lesTotelj pxvscnrou, uurano omeri wrow reueis to promote Uie Interest* of Ike melon and trasHi conveying tholr regrets ’that they'bad signed any grorere of south f U-nirla, iti# hereby Resolved, By the fioutb'Georgia Truok «rowero aswmictiou, that nur thanks are due, and'ire here byteiliurcd, tolHcCoNsrmMN for tbe intere* nhar.dn.wn In our 'behalf, which inroisx i* Dm more con*plelmts by contrast with thr -oum<l some other Journals* Rocolved further.•that ironpy of them* Tesohrtfoas b»i eogrowod. aud vent to My. II. W. UraCy oPVtiE CoNsvmrnoN. who 'ha* bean moat xeaJowsr iw hi* eftd: Ji in our bohsir. gMNAnmr .in mint. Tho convention thou afi,ouru«d to meet at^rlt- ■osa.ontho first Tim rad* y of February. Tho at- ExpreMlean of Vpiafsa. Tho following oxprosRton* wore caught ontho fly; 5tdge IlopklusfHla: "I have not ivied tniCkl'.g yet, aad l bavo hftd now tporlcnce In tho bLitnesR, kxt I have been ro favorably tmprewed that 1 lu- toud to take a harvl neYL year and Co the* best I Mr. Satidforc said: “f made something on melon* ond lo.n on my trucki-t.it I shall trylt-agxJore Ode failure can’t Ream mo'off, for one ojcpcrtSMBt of .UIr sorteau'tf rove that truck farming Is or t* not t. money -maMog buahioMi 1 have-the usporlenc* zo help m»> on. You can count mo/' Mr. RUckrhear Raid: ‘ Truck fanning Is market :ardonlng, whether it is done In Thomas oouuty or J ' “ . great CU7. 1. lw*'-" '-’-* za In tU«."' shadow uke* skill, fwe. expfir'once. po it ions. A gcntlcaian said: "Governor McDaaMlgave tho f jollxh custom of petitions snd persocraHfflcc-Kekfnga black eyn In tho appoiirtncnt a! ©r. Westmoreland aa peuium tiary yhy<o!tu. ni v.agcr thafae’U finish np tbe wotk rritt tticso appoSatments. Ho Is agslnst tbe poflcyof d Auglug tho governor with petitions that people *-1^:1 wiibout l nowlng or caring what they are signing. I deii’t-believe he will appoint a single applicant on ihe tboard.” ruftFIMTT'Kr ORMATTC J RECEIVED. The first fnfocmatlon that the public had'from the governor was that he hfifi expresied thofinten- tion ef -dillring one of the commloioDcrshlps to w. M. limiK i, >atul'had doeo so. Mr. luman do* dined «posl a l90ljifor purely personal reason*,'la ac-' oept tho ap «In brent. NEWS OF GEORGIA. WHAT THE PEOPLE ARE SAYINO AND DOING. All the Ltadlag Oriais*, Oasaslttsfl snd 0th#r 1 vents -How too Crops Trout out tne Country Bund -Talk About Pa litlo* snd Sustness- Ma tcrs ot Gsntrsl Istertst, Sto. Tallclah, September 3.—In the cue of Urs. Head vs. tbe Northeastern railroad, auit for damages for killing her husband, an em ploye of tho road, at Lula, a verdict was ren dered In Hall superior court for a little moro than six thousand dollars Columscs,September 3.—A horse driven by tho noted colored bridge builder,Horace King, ran away yesterday throwing him aud a white man named McDonald, who was in a vehicle with him, out. The white man had throe riba broken and Horace was badly bruis ed. Savannah, September 3.—Last night, about half-put twelve o’clock, Policeman Pair dis covered a gang of four negroea attempting to break into a house on Keynohls street, In the extreme eastern portion of the city. One of the villains rushed on tho officer, when ho drew his pistol and tired. Tbe party fled but Fair pursued and captured one, who remarked os lie ran, “Tbe game is up." Fa Yirrrttviu.K, Oa., September 4 —The otore houso and goods ot Messrs. 8 D. Dorsey and son, of this place, was destroyed by flro this morning at half nasi three o'clock, also two old buildings belonging to Mr. L. F. Blalock of this place. Wo are informed tbo store house and goods wero "insured. Mr. lilalock had noinsuranco hlaioss being some two hun dred and fitly bushels corn, two hundred bushels wheat, two -bales cotton and many other things of not so much importance. It is thought tknt the flro originated with rats among tk«>natohes. Dallas, September 4.—Dallas received two bales ot oorton on -'esterdoy, it being tbe flrat for this season. 'T'lio flrst bale that was put on the market was grown by Thomas Lynch, who lives abont two miles tnuth of Dallas. He is one of the>few successful nof.ro farmers in thlsioounty. His bnlo was sold to Abies It Ttimctrfor 10.0S. Tito second bale wtui raised by Mr. Joseph Atchison and sold to Ttoinas J. Coorer for-040. W oiCt waa begun this morning on tiro vault that, is to bo pkteed in the courthouse dor the aeciArity of the county reoords. Tbe routract fur hulldlng tt has beon given to Mr. Uamit- to-4tOragg. Buchanan, September 4.-“0n t-'liursdey lr«t a sister4>! Mr. Alforf Morgan, eighteen y ears of age- who resides near Poplar spring, ldarralson county, left heT-iiiotltcra house to ' sring up some sheep fruit tho woorls pasture, a half a mils off. tshe -did not return, and march was-instltuto4,a.nd -e n Saturday even in': late, her body wosCound lying by a teg in ■t dense thicket in the woods, 'ft-was dkcov- erad by the bu tzards dying around and-over it A coroneit’s jury was sumreaned ai.d an 4stquest '-held oat Bunflnyincrnlng. Dr. of Xaliapousu, mane rather exorbitant rates. _ wnuu) caou tax oc list Dr. Coon favored chartering ihr- e steamiblpa and turntngsomenf toe melonxlnto I Utndon ana l.hr- crpol and Haris. Kaob ihlp woi ltd -carry 100OCC melons, and tt would take three v leeks ts go there and back. He thought that a n tatoet-would i i found, and 4he melons would bo I sndad In a mere ■tl,factory condition The core tint tlhewadjoarasd, and tbe members proceeded to to s Coif house Cor dinner. The Afternoon Sts Sian ADDEESS SV UO. TALL XV. By common cotueut It wax am aged-that, whet lie convention waa called umrdcr In tor .Afternoon .he first bnstotws should bo an add eaa.by Hresldetfi Talley, and Captain McCroe. Ao Mrtiogly, when the body met at torcoo’cloolc, Mr. 1 "altoy was called upon and responded aa follow:: Th Is gear has been to mo toe moot disastrous slac- 1 h are been In too melon bnetnesa This Is my eighth yeariu tbe bus- TbeWll'-as notrctltlot.e governor thc-tlsy it .. waa pastied, but reached'-Mm at about 11 o'clock I W right yesterday rontlnr. Howis very anxious to get It, 1 poat-morlea namiaatioo. 'here audexpr.* to hi: purpos. ot making too appoint- ho 8, * n#d *** J» ll r oounccd it fab 10. Thotjery returned a ver- namessvck being constantly anggostto to.ffimfor d<ctof ., Uoitll fron.iittkuowne.tuso.’’ There commtiafcm iri. 11« o Hiron^ holi of that ibo wiu* tnardeffil. ns a r . -w . UenigtM.*fi tholilljunt beforoho k*ft the -oapltol j fire was found ubost luoyunin of tho place. for ditutor ml Joimcdlr.toly ou hi* rcluru wrotet j a<nd somo ♦ rui te*<os bor tieobv>r thront feuitl to brin* If* to* pW'oQt succew Gto fix ^ySsr/” ."tit ihs sfi* Intmontaas followa: j arms and t’ligl is «*k2-hips. It*:s thottfht that «m wellylssssd wtthr the expcrlm^tt, o^d -asvsrx^ * '*'• AUxander,. of ARgtmls. Major doubt of It* Ulllmafe RUOCOU. I •Win,‘fibsr*f4t'/4<»e, ofAllai.lm linn A I Vlll#r continue tooUat oaril tho la tborouv I/ harr “ l IV ^ ,1C * of AUai ,tA ‘ Hon ' A ' 1 ' M,l,er ' uvu-d, and «i'at.*i in tl.«rtuc!l*r of nuw who have trlud1L - ''V>'0 frlmply do not. projoso to np to that time be had not been acquainted, lie was tbe serpent in that Eden, and the slime of Ids (mil lies across li«*r 1 dusted and ruined life, and a few weeks more and anoth er soul will come Into the world whose ex- • cstcnco will be the badge of shame to ita unhappy mother, and reproach and mortifi cation to her family and friends. I withhold her name. It can do no gdod to spread broadcast tho dis grace of one of the best families of our county. No one who sat as I did yesterday amid a heartless crowd, drawn together by a morbid curiosity to hear a crushed and helpless girl recito with quivering lips, heaving bosom, and tearful eye, the story of her ruin, and see her grayhaired mother and father with towed heads and trembling frames, can desire to add one paog to tbe sorrow that is their*. A preliminary trial on the charge ol sedu<> tlon was held before W. O. Henderson and A. J. Davis Justices, yesterday. The defend ant, Albert Hardeman, a young medical stu dent of Forsyth county, was represented by Messrs. J. M Towery and J. 8. Clement. The story told bv the young lady was but the same one wo nave heard so often, a long and loving courtship, engagement of marriage, the placing of her good name and woman s honor iu the keeping of the man she loved* and when the results of an unholy paaiioa could no longer be concealed, desertion. Iro* vious to this and on the last visit no ever paid her, at his suggestion all the letters whicnjiasscd between them while he was at tho Medical college in Atlanta wore burned. The evidence developed the fact that the overt net occurred in Forsyth county, and a. new warrant was sworn out, and the case transferred there for a hearing. A bastardy warrant wassworn outand he was bound over on that for trial at our next superior court, the young lady being a resident of this conn- She is a pretty blonde, seventeen years u . u , with rlpo red Ilpa. o deep blue eye, and a voluptuous form. Her lather la one of our best dtfcenfi, and ono hears only words of sympathy for tho mlsfortuno that has befallen the family. Alas, alas! When will woman learn that honeyed sentences too ofton conceal the ser pent's fang, and that "Word* are false and men betray." Valdosta, September 8.—Mr. J. W. Po’/Ty, ono of tho oldest and best cili/ensof Low n dea county, and chairman of the board of c jfinty commissioners, waa accidentally killed to day by being caught In tho machinery of jjia cot ton gin. Chattanooga, Soptsmber 8.—T n j 8 city Iff 1 enjoying a "mysterious disappear jm C 6” sen-* sation. Several days ago a mar ^ giving the name of Atherton, wnich wp m afterwards ascertained to bo George H. Tr 40 mas, wa»Ca** rested suspected of being a fugitive from justice from Missouri, and l ji default of five thousand dollars bond was c ommitted to jail. His friends come to b*.o Aim from Florida and he was (urntoned wit* j untold large sums of money to bo used in hi 8 defense. Applica tion was made for a wr ^ 0 f habeas corpus, which was granted, t in d n hearing was set for this evening at fi ve o’clock. When the case was called, It develo p C ,( th*t Atherton alias Thomas had been sy «friled away, whither no fellow could find o a t. Considerable wrong- ling occured betwe m Charles C. Snyder, who claimed to havo »,>een employed by Thomas to represent hin*<, and Mei«rn. White anil Elder, who had ’oeen employed by the friends of Ctioraas for ! jh defense, claiming Thomas was of unsoun<7 mind and not capable of. managing his own affaire, and in the geperal «axrrul uiBin.uat4o:tH were made that Mr. eqvdqr 'hud into collusion | with Tboinas’s friend* for a consideration to carry that I mod-j none more to Dii«czai.aKcmiaxt than to anything^elte. I hs*l cL tuces sell at home at. prices safloiont make money, but thinking L ;ouM Ho tetter by ■blpplns. I skipped and lost. <Zfell ttveattmlly Into tbe bauds of tbe commlwicn mars, and he just go -bled tip my returns w»d «wt t*etbe comais* clou, lustead o: taking the cotmahiifoaaud Read ing me tbe returns. Tb*re wa* a car shipped to i.'nlcsgo »li** Raiae day that on** of nlno wont, aud It netted flTAOe, and mine netted (28 77.; 2 bad re fused $tzt.oo foreny car; bat'I got better roturn* ou that car than any other The cocumlsrion cs**rchaut Ju«t gobbled tbe whole thing up. as regards iran* portatlon, our Uciiltlr* now are so much sapirlor to what choyworowbon 1 -t-etlutc tbo bust ness that I cannot oomplaln. When I fire Ur ent into Ibo bus iuetwlt wattfil7A.O.’ or I1W 00 yer car to Cblctot •; now UJ AMRUULi IJIIW. a jntj vI'llW* ®IMAn*• IX, IIJwv ttr I Stt. ho* tieen decreasing Rlnuo I wen: Into the but-!* ness. Mr. McCrso and l wont, Into it tbe tame year. 2 know<.Coat there ore some Ltings that can be done by the trauvporuUon oompaafeoforuayet, and I bavo«A n fl to-lay think there lia bUlr upon wb.ck th**y .an haul our melons cheapo than *h»*v have hauled Ou m b*4 >re. Hand I think ibey wlli take the Suing In haudx.ua give us some underoLJidlug by our next meeting, which wiU be before we plant tho next u* sroii’s crop. As regards out node of prtjwrlnc our od ops for maiket, J spsok of melons merely btaguM I.plant uo<htog else. S may says word. I here btm a cl oe observer bow for the eight years that ' have been in bsslawa. The first hiree.yeors thee ud deck* and then we had liltlt coat ol slut. As for the Miatted door arraugement all*o/ u* who have tried it*, k how difficult it is to aof 1 the last sUt* on the . saw this year aevtral cai that periapstkad not ‘3d twenty mLes where they were already suf . from this careless sUttiug. I bare seen nu meroue 1 ustanecs where those slats were down at one end. showing improper nailing of ihe slat* have seen cars go bv with the doom wide open, s one day 1 came near having an accident while t lngtoclo"«e on open door of a moving .car J other 'hli-g is the Improper pocking ibeveae... men that wore hi too to pack cars, that J would not let stay for five minutes Jn a car of nine. They want to take tbe melous and trow themdown so they would bit bet-oca or on ip of other melons, and bunt them. You take a _elou and drop It. and you can hardly oat it in fire minutes from that time. Thus you see tbo oau*e for the lo*es bf rotten melons. It la from the fact that they are Impr merly handled from tb« slatting point. I think, geutlrm-o, that we uc*d at home a renoration, a* well as naed it iu transpor tation, aud with the commission nun. But Ido think In the commission men there is the greatest need for improvement I think, gentlemen. 1 hare , -rough to |dve my ideas upon tho sub- ... 1 de*u» for us and the railroad companies to pull together. We havo made agroat deal of money f w them, aud the truck bustnere ha* been a s eat help to some of us. I will say that the watermelon budne** paid me out of d.*bt when I hsd ruled on cotton, and I think there are cdances for us la the future moke money on our truck melons, f Applause.] captain jc'csu a srixcH. Captain Mecree was called on and isbl that be fadorsed alt that had been said by Mr. Talley, and had but little to add. Ha said that this yeat be bad agroat deal i f experience, but had mode Ill- tie mouey. He sold »lth all If* drawbacks, this should De regarded a* a boom to the section. Ue ■aid the railroad* bad done all they agreed to do. and the fault woe not with them They bars done well south of the Ohio. He said he was satisfied In numbers of Instances it give up.v “ l?KWm r c r of melons foe nortnern aud westc:*n-markets wll E rovo the ralvatlon of this section of tho state. avo made this searon above alt expenses fully. You may take Its* my opinion that this Industry has and will conUune to prove a blcmlns in this portion of tbe state. Tbo matter *of * dlstribatton should be carefully considered. There ought to be some improvement In this regard." WUJcqOIMTUPLK IIISBW&Kl Mr. J. A. Dasher of Volduslo, said: "My crop of truck 'this season conslstoi ef melons and Irish potatoes. I realised good return* for beth. I soil thirty five c*rso' melons at 170 per car, lfflO on melons. 1 did not plantany other truck. 1 have made prepaw Uoi s to plant two hundred acres next season, aud expect to rca!irt4 over five time* ac muohuconey. The want of proper dhttrlbutlon aad the worst sea son* wo have <*vor had, ho* causedr. poor yield and a consequent falilugcff in profits, with snehsn unfavorable M«aon at the one Juhidosed we could not unreasonably expect tbo nMlt to be better tea. One foimori will secure' handuimc snd ■ctory returns another year. I am sati-ifled * * and 1 shall continue the enterprise.!' a paying one, to engage In it" «. R- McCrec gives-the folli . — McCwe given-the following: ' The err that tho truck buriuess ha* proven a -failure, has no foundation whatever.in fact. True, several pa ties without experience went into the enterprise, ex acting to ccaliso fancy profit*. Gf .course,’Shey vera disappointed. My profit for Uris year will not compare with tb u past saasou. but tlri* is due te the rnprocfdeuied had seasons aud otlrer notent ca«.«H- .! have the greatest ial:h lu the future of this In custry. and mlU con tint* o to give U my time A he break had tocomeat oocno Umn and Just a* well *11* > car mi another, lam confldnutthi* year'sex- i Mrlencu will have heuc tidal effect My potato?* brought moaboutelahtd ilUra, snd UriR Is the wixst At own 1 have ever contended with.«iCf course the pt or season*caused an Inferior yield. A iCAUrXOJ SUETMISE. "-iou would bo kurpn.»d to hear tbe amount*:! wn Thlea* stuff snipped th!* year. The ouly out price to me 1* that ahippern expected, anything a all. I shall plant cn w — —*— — haf i other truck next ith ordinary Ftnaa idtotf, Hion; John Bcrcrven, <ritiavanu*li and Mr. W. W'. Thomas,-of Atho ax r } some HCOMadre l OYwonuixlrelsatteiupbed rjtpe, L M I and failed, aud, kitted Iter acid concealed • her | : l.-o<ly when* H n. touml. V ll 1 h « r " rTW ' ,u ^ T l,e » h “ " niIou6 There 1 Ounososo s 8e{Meni!i«r&->Jim Drady.-UtO 1 work KOlnn on, and . neirro who nnn iicrvd Vr Petir laat'Mnnilav 1 * 0me,o “ cer " wlM i 1 **^ to give an account ol Not one of tocro gentlemc n wero spplicanta, and I^ week .oq wm i canlured vo.’ordsr to riuiue I **• wher<,lx>ut4 of tfc « prisoner. The case they wered.ubtloa.ulonU'ked si tb. tiMMlto.lr abo IxfTwon'y .ntoe/ hedow hire ™ P n 0 » l P°'‘« d unMI 10 o’clock Monday Anrtninimant. . l am! brought to towu this morning at:d Bitfcly wiLLxnxr accxrrT lodged In onr c. luiity Joil. flicy will geu lliu , "V,™ 8 of , m0 f*Z b * T ° r As soon sathe appoints tents wero announoed I i?/A) reward. il eSU* ... ft*" 1 drawer of The CoNswtCTioif seat ther folkwring despatch to | Auousta, Auf ai*U.-^alriolcK«*n^recr ntly j ? n « ie cbof.be appoluteea: treseorer of the triahatolonal laSnsarot. J-1 ™ _■__•*** Tg^Z. -Th”tovertiovbuform.Jly «rae«ne^tourap. InAuja.'s.oO^totokto^^ ja^raeat ra cpllol co aimftoooer. «U you "XiTnopub wUh 1 “i* P^^^S'ey, whicj on b/ The foQowIcg ropUc, bs ye been Moclved hy wira: I ^Mawlrm’sii MerobarAnderson I drawer. He wot srreeted'uinl after nor»o rl rci Atocu^ September -Kdllora. Omim. wUeof^plkin i tobd a' ^^raondh to to to Ibo lock up. : w. w. TJIUMA.. I J ler r e,|dcnce on Cburals elraet, last -Suneiay J West I’olnt Knlropriao: Profesecr JI. C. Hpeclal lo ThoCon.UIullo n. I morning. 8lio w n/i liurleU froiu -tho Pre iby- Rbulrai line sold Ha place In tiro cilgeo.* «/e«t . P«“T'qa...g«l»4a»ber S.-trtltra, qootjllBtfoai | urlan ctnrch In thocllf oometery on Tu«- Point /or $3,000 to dr. -W. II. H. Cooper; Jo cannon n L ' .lay evening. Tl lo fuuornl .proceuion wrw «<vo rroraeeslon by Uccomber let. Itle omr*' Bjoiclal to The Goustltutlo n. I one of the largest over seen in. UarietL.. j tJio best einafi lnr am in tills section, and lian ir I WaamsoTor, ttoploubor •«.—Tbo fun-1 fine vineyard on IU J’rofceeor Bbiilro wilL epro!n*mnt ‘ pt *** nt ' ,h * U>8t Jffj? W?sttlf* I tn>1 »»vvlcs Ifni Itobert Toomb-i look xuovo lo Columbus, soon. Major Benjamin *. Cm ao Is In toe cliy and ray.: I P'“f, 'xhllVSilro'h-A'dro^d'ln' . iIc , r . lweUl I 0 f Vindicator: Lost 8nbbntb ove- ■•r win 11,„ fr-iNwi... a. ,h. I Ing ot 8J< o’clock. Tbecliurob waeoropocl In I ntng tbo reoidcnceof Mr. James llell.ln tboeec. I will acoe P ! tostrsm .o IT.rad me ky toe governor I m „uruir. K (t„<l in fr on! of tbo olurron-a whlto o^TdlsUrlst, was burned to tbo oround ri.« and endeavor to fully die.hargeltaok..galloua I hack ground w.-i th e Word “reel" made of family, with tbe exception of Mr. Deli and a ^Wo«S5YiJSf. l ;i2SSSdlSli‘iS , p to the hour of golug to pnus wo had received nare^ I conducl thl nervKes, .QpuuinL | fonr miles distant. Tho/ire originated iu a tie nen! Alexander was. not In Auguste, but a (Hr h wa* forwarded to bis New “ „ -jeltourof golug to pnwi wo 2 ply. VOW *WfX AfPOreTMENTS WEE! M^XtVED. Itfanesdkuwtosay that the appointment* m:re received wlthgeneret cougratulaUrm. No city la so j vitally intorcaicd a* Atlanta In hsvlug the work en the capitol done In the very best sty«e, and evecy with the byiun— "Why do we mourn departingfrioadg. Or quake at death’s alarioa; 'Tlabut tho voL j Hit vt Je.maend* To o. 11 Ihnm to Him IfTnL 11 corner of tbe stovo room and Is supposed to Imre been kindled from coals left in the wooden ash box. T« call them I. bis tnns.’’ Undelivered a sclent n sermon.an the,nils Franklin Nows: There was brought to tills dollarLkirly expended. Th'echiracWof tbocom-1 H«d*i,v®rea fiKiemn sennon.an wiounis igftjfl mteriua forhitegrUy. ability, devoUouand respow I ingof Laaerus, atu! paid a loacbLxg tribute I 7 I( ,i,,7. ,inw oH« i.m^ , n ’ |guoauteMtUtthl* «ri» be deno. I to the memory of one whom w« imve I fe . et ®. Ix o k f bm?^; weroctosed tbto“SS2£S. P Tb“ Mo^uJntb^on T^. jlek.^ plac? o£ 'country to tbe old family gr.vey.rd ^pUce that m.uurad ^^todndTng Kufaula, September 7,—Tijo nrcliminary I measured G feet mul 2 inches It in n / JI, I MU A JL ACEIVSlCS AfPOIMTIlENT. I ulll n°^£aofi Viofi**'^iudi'0 I in c,rrumferencc » sou*, and a reduotleu ofifstlght, planter will miss Savabsuit. oa.. -Bt*pt«mber b.— Colonel John I yebterday, at Oluvion. t Hawkinavillo Dlanatnh* Tna «vwi n beto.rstuff, audshipusrawillssad only the beiiof, ScremjV sppolnunent a* c.pitol commUrioner is Alston, before whom tbe hearing was had, I c arruthen went Jui,?,, JT„*.». nnd ® eor « e thoarop to market ihare will bs a greater sere f regarded with muob.satisfaction here, lie la not I bold tbe homicide to be murder in the first I „“f l r t l V° , ; r8 * c J* # *{ ,f !f i a 8t Friday, and met wjcedn both veguteble aud .melou crops, and bt f privilsgad, however, fosav wbeUier ho wIU accept I deuree and refused ilia prisoner ball. He will I Dette ^ Jock in killing fcnskca than they « 001 ■‘ftcjtoJyWflto.fhUratoeton. hSTtoro^l^ln jall'u^ihl. .rial unlera } '» «t«b^ fab. They caught thirty!twj ia« butiu.rawiLbg.atii., THtt 04.0 TiCKST. by atbsequenljrgal procosAIngsbelsadmltte.l J J lh| ny<lght moccasins. Their - 'toboJ. Ablecounselweromployedonbotb »‘Io broker Seymour, who Isa bright little 1 decjwintcrest Is xsanifrated in tbe „&?/“MR W» *•>«{ bis dog wus after a rabbit and ran It to a log where they were . I UaisairiLLO, Bentcmber 7^W. kave got- inl^ve iUtotontton tolsSf sSSfl fled ti-lto ibe rawlt Mean Pvrduu and Pram, of Qulmap, aay they are latriled with toidratrapsaf tola rataan. Tlwv pUauti oae aero In oabbassa and Kalliud M pradtttw.utyacrulu,t>«lon» and reallssd ts.Sto prodL They are ratl.llcl, aud will plant cabba a and mi.-Hii ncxtscaounan s larser,c.l«. J. ti. trjaanbakrrrald: “1 plained tola year m.I- onaand.triab poiaiuea Owing t> toe tMaaraaaid tberJeldwasmuekNaaUKtbaiiusual, but Igt good reun ns lor bulb erupa. . las’, inaklus paapsra - liens for an lucreaaod aceiace nest iuioo Ibe txock fanoera have no teu! on whatever to be diecousaged Next yea-toe, will go into toe bntinsra t-e.ur euulpual to every way. Mv prullla for toe muou Ju.tcMeedjK-ill amount to aboutnf 0.” W. T. Ibianaa said: “1 bid ouir ten acral lb melon, tola -year, aud I mads about POO dsl I ■ niuk truck farmlos will pay ana bedeve ibeieetUl 4*e ■ ““eh sp j er acreage plaited nect year." B. T. Jftddieoon said: old uoigolulotoslnick at large a. a.me of ray uelgbbora bnt.I «m rarlectiy « tolled. I mwfeanoni tso on ray maloiia ) n il pliutLrorssxIouelrelyneslaeawn. I have yet to bvarol a tun who planted tbia yearwto wilt ul: gofnlothe butinera next waaou " vgog AAtSTSaisanuNHT Vxas. trntkcra l8l * r<M ^ man to tncounge "Ve ilppredate tboronghly Ihe need of quick trautitfor ,1-geuUt, aud me laiporiaiice aC rand- leg a fe w cratea totoegb jaal aaqujct ‘ lanjtotbackfroa Alla.iU wlietej ... ueauvuraof krousk rcgetat.lecan. Kverything fsready and next irasos «e will run tkem." r ‘Ubat will be tbs plant” "We nib bar. one or more car, carried dally b every Mtoiou along our road from Savannab to Al bany. At each tiatfou to.t will tak, on trbat vege- Ublea or borrlea are waiting for toem and they will b. hurried oa through lo toe seal ou our uauat ■Cll.w MLas Hat .stasa Is-uu ef Slew yerk *)<]«., And tleepinlereat euausr. iNMAtraroLti, September S.—John 1. Cooper, tUrmrarertf alatc, aud one of Indiana' democrats, Ju< icturnol front Saratoga, bad a long talk with Jobe eecld not tail whether Mr. Til Blind to be s esudidalonv not; uptoti mjt.d to bo ^candidate, freight acnarlule. 1 "nuppoat toe can are sot tilled f" “Ae'tl aeud toem on aoybow. If s car gets only ten ctatea we will look It up and burry It forward. WTeraay ruu our ngetabla train, at a lorn toe Brat Maaou but to.Mrcuud maw will make It up. w. believe sou in Utorgla la tbe garden apot aud that weean build upaa mucb Of a tmdelu vegel blca and tMrirhaaalii m- Joija." "Will you bare refrigerator catif" “yea We bare been studying that ueatlon very ctoaely, w. bare agreed ton ref Igerator car to* d on tne Peonafivanu road are to* beat tu to. world aad will ue* U. ft will taka ouly one abngeof Ice (SJMO pound,) between fickronvilla y(. 2#!S 8 ®®'o ■ -blprara.'ll will not uuu, .Mil, veropeuy will netd refrigerating, but toe later wllh W* expect mode no mention of toaanbject .puiuauauwauauiuw, lueu ue eouatuer . u.'.wu.«—"i . | er mitt. Dome of the young rcntilee were talaly be nominated anil-'.'aramany wonld lupporl I color.snd they will to dav have s bearing be-1 eighteen inches long. They bud tukon refuge bint. Tbo ticket would.then be Tlldcn and Hen-1 (' <re Lommlauoncr Dunbip. Thl, la part of (| n her body on the approach of dungcr Tue drtokn Mr. Ktily raid that b. had ram, rap-mu ^^'“ e ^ *£ u>u ',‘,’Xr e« ' , ' i ;, , ^ 0Ve " ot ‘'' e * n8 kes. ‘ -• — - 1 Qglelborpe Lcho: A while man from an adjoining county, whoso word canoot ba doubted, told in Lexington Tuesday that a latlvsr from every lomhern ,'ale, and did not tiij.lt toelr^ ^' * •' ' ‘ " 'raj ‘ - UcuttoanociallcpoItticla'nr.btli.'djuiiTb.op’porate I RMHR ueture me outer trim, ini-ro l -- -jr -o weie owrnnjxita southern opinion. He also, heard Vow | have been no new outrage* committed since Himston district told him not long Mindenuce wu'fortosoldtickei, but I bound over some time alnce. Tbo offvtot; McDouaJd. Mr -Cooper raid other proof, with which these now in custody are charged , iciatlc poUtidane talked Ju.t ibe opposite I was committed before the other trial. There Yora democrat, talkWafltatfng to. old ticket ’in I rh.tYlmT ““ | sined "that bo bad been advised that now wax Titling undertook tocut some exlrn seol- ‘ h " » ^ “ of Whom are very weaftoy,-for the Drat place, aud I ope over a reeauront mail here this morning. I F‘j*f“:2 n , r f? ““J ‘“ r a °y emergenc" -u no thereby Stoke toe ticket to read Htwltt and H«t- A moment later ono of them galloped Into 101,1 ,0 . do -, .Another- „no man, dnckorVuowenaudHendrteka. I Into the conmyiraionen’ office and breath- JuriiK excitement i-r.--.a- a_a. tb»iorUlng newt that tous Lexington would Tk.iiurared«al.ra IkatoetralU»llr*aS. j ,<a * 1 J r Vraterday afternoon It waa reported lhal the Pfotecl ment later ono ol them galloped Into I 7 ~ to commiraionen’ office and breath- ‘™“ .i 1 ' 18 - wunty, dt inquired; "why In tbe deviL don’t you I f, r , “*"*> ** T ® *1 it your people around here.’’ It seems 1 n ,° v i c !r‘“ did not find tisinpsvilln I ! n than fgmlavllla and Nii o vllleroiti' whirhCiuiruidm I 'bat they did not find Ualneavllle people I P®. m 8 f n .? t a *bsn two weeks and that a i^Mnmlfato^S?mn.^nf Vt r.rffnnldb.d 9 ult ® - tnucb afraid of ku-klux as the inof- t ^! 0 V d d J'; ne wfco h , a , d taken some stand for . . . I feneive nrgroea of Benks. 1 i!? e ,tuck , Uw would not llv-i alx montba. p-jrcbaf.edacoeitrollinglQUreetln the Cutral road I vratnao lovssaply agraavxn J murderous threats do not emanate from and would at oace take posseationcf toeCenlral sy^ “Heaaid be would marry me, and I bad I tlle ^-negm, we are almost sure, bat are con- tea. The rasor came from quartera that gave It I confidence enough in him to believe that be I cncledoy tome unicrupulous whites who hud the appearance of aittbeiulcity. j wonld" she said in answer to the most cm bar-1 T* lllcr 1 *“ blood shed nnd property Wtthont accepting ft u true, Tiu CoatmuTioK I fasaing question ever propounded to* wousn, I ~ arn ® d *bsn be defeated. Aa for tho phed Pieafdttit ELaoul and Mr. Cuonlngbora, | nnd *bc pretty blueeyee that looked upsbyly I bttralng of Lexington, we cannot see why toe trauurer of tbe road. Mr. Cunningham', an- 8t “rj™ 1 c,B f* ■1‘oraey whose wnrebing I‘“ey abonld want to do that, for Lexington „ me rumor. It lias I bireher shame lo the | tbc foUowt^H ^ ^ „ aiSfiI Dmn ’* perfidy,”Ood LTp' , fbe*worl l d! H hi I "bo have pnt it in their heads ami bare heard of ibemmor^ •raere ta^no jruth I poking worae rrerJ dl . ( have been spotted, and all should be visited i&riilsr. I At 8alem canipuieeting a vvar and a half I * n " roat i open daytime and made to regret at ^^^^^teotow^onnwar rr. I ago two blooming country girls aat aide hy I ,oc b threats or actions. This is not the first gavaansB^geptembar a.—Prrsidrat Baoul left; side in tbe vaat congregation. With | “jns^we have heard of such things he for Ailauta tils evening. But two membets of tfio d rectory arebere Tbrt.weralnurvi.md by toe Time,, and they kunw nothing of the rumored ral. of toe Central to to* Loulnfll. and ffatovlll., Pr«- tdant Baoul wasln ertnpany with toent today, and one of them wag a beardless stripling twenty I * nd *® think ll Is high time sunteihirigi yean old, bat looking four or five years I being done. Oar people have become aroused younger. Talking with one of ibe girl, I °? tbe subject aud will see that the tiling is wboee escort be wss, he naturally drifted I fipped in tbe bud. Hanging Li too good for Into conversation with the other, wiib whom I “* e man who would start such things.

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The Weekly constitution. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1881-1884, September 11, 1883, Image 1