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ID THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION. ATLANTA. GA-. TUESDAY DECEMBER 16 1884 TWELVE PAGES. THE GEORGIA GALLOWS. Wirrei Price Pay# the Peneliy forth# Harder of Hie *or-ln-l*w ?b# store of the Oeue#end Crii -Ik# Lest Word# of the noary-ZX#ad#4 Xaiderer??? ??n Affecting So to#. Tk!cv!I.lx, Os., December 12 ???[Special.]??? This afternoon st three o'clock, Warren Price was executed in Wrightsville, in the pretence of several thousand people, white and black! who commenced ear)/ in the morning astern bllng from man/ mile* around, coming on horseback,and ever/ conceivable conve/ance. In the large multitude were man/ women and children, who patient)/ waited aereral hours In a hard rain for the appointed hour of exe< cut ion. TMS TUP TO WIiaBTSVf t.f.E. Warren Price had been confined in Sander*- villa jail for aafe keeping. Veaterda/ after noon Sheriff Burnt, of Jobnacn count/, with eleven guards armed with shot guns, left Wrigbttville for Sandenville to obtain Price, at it waa feared that an attempted release would be made of Price, such plan having Burna, guard and Price reached n ngnuvuie to-day at noon, having encoun tered no opposition en route. Price came peaceably and calmly. He conversed with the sheriff the entire wi with whom he rode in a buggy. raica???a i.aat sight. Last night Price slept well in the Sanders- villa jail, ate a heart/ breakfast thia morning, and when be reached Wrightsville wis { riaccd in jail, where he was visited by aevaral riends, bis brothers and Tax Coxstitutiok reporter, to whom he freely conversed. He ???aid he was satisfied ai to hit future, havini rested bis soul with God. Trice would no) directly admit that he killed Perry, but vir tually confessed it, saying what he did be lelt bit conscience and heart approved, and the deed waa prompted by self- defense to protiet his family from death at Perry's bands, and hit house from destruction by fire. Price said the only dread he had in dying waa leaving his helpless wife and five children, who are poverty stricken. Price's aged brothers wept sorely over him in day, the gray heads making a truly i picture. He begged his brothers to 1 body decently buried in the old family burial ground???ten miles distant from Wrightsville, and three ruilea from the late home of Price and the scene of tbo recent tragedy. Price's wife constantly visited him in Honderaville jail, but ho baa J last. a II X AMD lUt-OHTKX AMENT, 6he nor his daughter, about whom tho kill ing of Perry originated, were in Wrightsville at the hanging. Powell, the paramour of Price???s daughter, and tho former wife of Perry, whom Powell married at the last Hoptcrnber term ot .Johnson court to escape prosecution for fornication,V aua which ceremony was performed in open court in the presence of Wnrrcn Price, a lew minutes before he received bis death sentence, f not seen her since Wednesday was not In Wrightsville to day, although he waa present last month when it was expected that Price would hang.Twodifferent preachers prayed with Price in his cell shortly be fore going hi the gallows, whero ho became very much eflcoteiT. Price ate dinner in the jail, then announced himself avAbv roa kxkcltiox. His general manner was calm and his movements steady. He had been suffering several weeks with neuralgia. lie said ho would ratbrr Hie than bo confined- iu jail any longer. lie did n?? t desire tho death sentence commuted to life imprisonment. At 2 o???clock Price waa escorted to the buggy by tho sheriff and drlveu to tho gallows, situated ou tho hill lusr the achuolbou!<e, a mile from the court house. II# steadily mounted the steps to the scaffold, where he bade good-bye to his broth ers and friends. ox Tint <ui.t.orM. The byinn, '???There ia a Fountain Filled with Blood, 1 ' was sung by the crowd. Hav. Norris, Primitive lUptist preacher, of which faith Priee himself had been a confessed be liever for 22 years, offered a feeling prayer on thegallowa, which received responsive arnens from the p)*cUtura. Price tlieu inado a rambling talk. Ho announced his faith in The redemption of his soul, and coun selled his hearer# to refrain from wickedness and meet him beyond the ikies. He made no confusion whatever of the murder. tiik uorr. cut. At three o'clock Sheriff Hums out the rope, and Prlca'a soul waa launched luto eternity. He had a live feet drop. Ilia neck was broken and he died instantly without a struggle. No muscle was aeon to ntova. Ilia body was ??????an taken down, placed In n wagon, carried Price's late home, and will be buried to- moTtow. THI GOSSIP or TSK HAT. The weather was iu keeping with the hanging, a constant drixsllng raiu. Much sympathy has been expressed for I Price, ami as be stood ou tho gal white locks aud long gray benrd floating in the wind, many thought Mandal Powell, the man who debauched Price's daughter, and drove It cm onus H. Perry to hia doom, should be standing in Warren Price???s place, and made to suffer this fate, it is the opinion of all that Powell and Price's daughter Instigated Price H HH * ' v, Perry. They are mor few. His lot was an envied one. One day, however, he was told that Mandal Powell, his old rival, had been seen entering his house. He indii knocked home, however, the thought kept uppermost in bfs mind, notwithstanding hia efforts to re press it. When he reached home bis wife met | him at the gate with a warm kiss, and all I thought of infidelity disappeared. During the evening he mentioned Powell???s name, when, for the first time, his wife flew into an unac countable passion, accusing her husband ol unreasonable jealousy. A few tears, a few [ kisses, and tbo pair were happy in each other???s love again. DESERTED IsY BIS WIFE. With a light heart, Mr. Perry set out next I rooming on a business trip to WrighteviUe, About five that evening he returned, but was surprised that his wife did not meet him at the gate. On entering the house all was still and ne felt a death chill come over him. On the lid ol tha organ he saw a note, v tearing open wildly, he read as follows: ???Komanufc???I have tone home You watch mo j too closely. I will never live with you again. Good bye forever. Jr.it For a moment he atood as one distracted. Why his wife should have treated him thus | waa a mystery. A colored servant told him that Mrs. Price had come and taken her daughter away. The crated husband went to the house of his fatber-in-law, but was ordered away. Subsequently the word came to him | that Mandal Powell, his hated rival, was liv ing with Jennie with all the privileges of a husband and with the full sanction and ap proval of the girl'j parents. Indeed, it was lor this purpose that they borne of her huibi Ml'RDKIED ST HU The night of the 27th of August, 18.82, was I bright and clear. Terry walked up and down the road which ran past his deserted home in gloomy meditation. At last muttering to hirn- ???ell that he must at least see his wife once mere, be started out for the i'ric# residence. When he approsched the house, his 'ather-in- law, aa If in waiting for him, was standing at | the front door with a shotgun. As soon as he recognized who waa coming he commanded him to desist, Perry continued to advance. Quick as thought Mr. Price brought i to bla shoulder and fired. Perry fell groan, and by the time the inmates of the house had rushed to him ho was dead. Standing in a loving attitude, looking at the < dead man, waa the guilty wife and her para- nx-ur. The crime created nn unbounded sen sation. The position of the families, the scan dalous connivance of a father and mother with tb#ir daughter's shame, the ago and venerable apnenranro of the murderer, all conspired to j give interest to tho tragedy. CORVICTKD AND HEXTkNCr.fi TO DEATH. Price waa arrested and triod before the March term, 1883, of Johnson superior court. He bad among hia counsel some of the most eminent lawyers of the state. He entered up on hia trial surrouoded by his four brothers. The appearance of tho five mon, with their flowing white boards, was most striking. Tho proof ou all points was clear and conclusive. The prisoner sat listening to the ovidence with tbo utmost indifference. Only once did ho change countenance. When the suit of | clothes in which his son-in-law was murdered, besmeared with blood, was held up bofore the jury. Price looked upon it moment, and then turnod away hia face with a sickening amilo. The T LETT'S PILLS m the old RELIABLE.??? 25 YEARS IN USE. la* Ureiteit HeiicT Triumph of tha Age! Indorsor! all over the World. 8YiflPTOM8 OF A TORP6D LIVER. Loss of appetite. Nausea, bowels cos; tlvejjefllalMhjeHofiiitSW Uj, a dal! eon- eatlon In the back partTFaln nndor tn0j3hoalder-blad0ifdllne_gs.fifter.eai- Ing.wltha disinclination to exertion of body or mind, Irritability of temp- SEiJeP wspirJtSfLoss ofme mory,w i tfi *??? reeling or having neglected~mm?? duty, weariness. Dlzzlnosa. Flutter- Igof tho Heart, Pots before tho eyes, yollow.Kklndfeadaohd,Rnitl6ssnflS3 at night, highly colorecTUrlne. IP THESE WARlfISOS ARE UNHEEDED, 3X21008 L132Ills WTU SMX M MTZlOMs! TUIT8 Fills are especially adapted to snch cases, one dose effects such a change of feeling as to astonish the au Sorer. Thoy Increase the Appetite, und cause tbo body to Take on Flesh, thus tho sys tem Is nourished, aud by their Tonic Action on the 1>I gestl v Organ#, IKegu- UrHtool# oreprodoced. Price SB cent#. TUtTS HAIR WE Gray Hair or Whiskers changed to a ???lossy black by a single application of this Dte. It imparts a natural color, acts HAVE YOU A COUGH? Are You Hoarse! HAVE YQU.A SORE THROAT! You have a Cold! YOUR CHILD HAS CROUP. Attend to it in time and take TAYLOR???S CHEROKEE REMEDY caae given to tho jury, ho was speedily found guilty aud sentenced to death. An appeal on ]>oints of law waa taken to the supreme court, where the decision of the court below waa af firmed. On tho 23d of Heptombor ho was ta ken from Bsnderivillo jail, whero he had been confined, to Johnson county, to be renenteno- cd. As there hid been rumors of a plot to rapture Price, whether for purpose of rescue or of ynching, was uncertain, a heavy guard accompanied him across tho country. Ho was accordingly sentenced to be cxecutod on Friday, the 14th day of November, 1884. THE BKqrr.l. TO TIIK TKAORIlY. Mra. Terry, the beautiful child-bride or two years ago, is now a coarse looking woman ol large build and unpleasant lace. Indictments for unlawful cohabitation were found against her anil her paramour, Mandal Powell, sooner had the * * death against t n, tl ???gainst Mandal Powell for fornication was called. The guilty wretch whoso crimo has laid a husband in the grave, dishonored the wife, and brought au old man to the gal lows, taking advantage of the provision of law which permits the settlement of such cases by marriage, announced that Mrs. Perry and ho were prepared to become man and wile. They were ordered to stsiul up iu court, aud with the convicted lather as the principal witness, 1 the faithless wife of Perry became the wifo of ???owdl. A BEAUTIFUL UELLE???S SUICIDE. pMterut- wkkfc kwwbiiat OkWflB Hi nil th, tab# ???mmomOU fcraa in U# ttr??l fia t WonehUl lab-*. TfetM twt Bimpl. KIM* . SIM, enmbla.d nfler tl* U. rsrrnkM rarip*. crewfiU I? T??rl??r'#UhcrvLrelS*m. for CnM is ???nd i'.n.aro.tt.n- 1m mi. ,/ .1.rani.t. at ttcu ..1,1.0a .MUM. fj. Id. I,cr]td ef k.M M4???IiMMM* r .,t! > u! "wAI.TEU A. TAVI.Olt. Atlant??. flit. Administrator*. Sale. 11V VIRTUE OF AS* ORDER OF THE (HURT OF JJ ordinary ol Fulton ronmy. will bfoold.t to. conrinome door In Fay.llcvlllc, Fayette count,, OcorRla, on the lint Tncwlajr In January, lw*, the follonlng property to-nlt: Mump, mnreor Ii-s., oflaml Iu tho PQUthca.t cornc' ol lot ol land No. 221. and loo oorra. moro or h a., ol land, It belay iho weet hull ol hit ol lend No. I-1 .11 In tho 1th itl.trlrt ol Fayette ???y. Bold u theptoperty ol O. T. Malone, do- .. .J, lor the purpose ol peylny the debt. and making illdtrlbutlon nmooy the hrlra ol nld dc- cfiord. Trrmi raab. Thl. Dctomlier 2, last. to kill hia ???on-in-l.w, ally more guilty than Frice'e conn-re.lion to-d.y waa ranihlinc. Trie. U the Drat man ever han,e.l In JohDioD rounty. Hherlli Ilurna F ttf,lined the execution perfectly. trty't lather, > very old man, aat very near the yellow.. Intently watching every moremrnt cf th. man who killed hit ton. After the drop tell and I???ric* handed ten miantee, Terry got up, walked oir, apparently aalDfeil that hie eou'a murder had been ???veugrd. Price had hit life written while ia fc.ul.mill. jail, and .old It for ten dollara for I???Uldicatiiia iu tho Sindtraville Mercury alUr hit death. The Moryot Ilia Crlma. Warren Priee waa one of live broUt.ra who lived iu JnhnaoD county, oil highly rmpectod ??? ud |??et the liuo of Ally yrara. The lire brother* aro tall, eh.pelr men, with long wkitker*. ulnae whitened coll, give them ??? niurked rcetmbl.nce to the picluree of Mom. on Mount Ntbo. Warren Priee lived iu ??? pleer.nt lillle home near Wrightavllle, where hia deughtrr, Mipt Jennie, reigned aa queen. Though but fourteen veara of age at Iho time the plory begin,, aha wu txreediuglv well davtloped, being * girl of ten arltbl. natural beauty and vi vacity. Thia drew to her fact o l??r???-e number of admirer* ftom among th* baat young gen tlemen of tho rountry. Two ot theoe???Ur. Mandal Powell and Mr. Romano. F. Perry??? were looked upon a* the fivoritet, and in favor of their claima all other auitore withdrew. Towell met the approbation of the girl???e par ent., who turd every pertuaalon to induce her to torn a willin', ear to bit ault. Mips .lennie, huntvir,garr hrr aftrcUvna to Perrr, and tha dar tor their merruge waa Baaliy act. vnx Vic Mi Htaeeao'a nxrrv xonx. Pc th* 12th of JaLuary, IS82, tho fifteenth liriLd.y o the bride, the couple pledged their tova. From the old folha Perry rcvclred the meat flMler rg u.lr..me, but the joy of the wedding d., had it. .ting in the pretenet of M ????dad Powell a. an Ineited gueit. ??????Never mind, a a id tha chiM-wife to her huabuid, it it only for t??.day. To-morrow we will be by curreive..*??? The next day the young couple were Mtabli.ked in thdir co??y littfo home, about 6ve mllea dlatant. The young UWb ,* wr 3 r 1-'??? ??? have U iki.* * *'J'* of *!*g??nc* unupual in that rountry, u a token ot lore for hit bride. which met her there ^ wae an expert ho,hand ??a- joy.e * dream ot bappmtm i ur h 0 , (ui to but Tnli lit# it Girl Cuts Her Throat la su Baty Ghfttr. Paluyma. N. Y., December 10.???Among most besutiful young ladies in thi?? village was Miss Annie Allen, only daughter of Jl<m. Joseph Allen, of Palmyra. She was educated st s popular boarding school iu New England. Bcturumg to Pslmjrrs aho st oucc became tho belle of society snd her accomplishments I beauty snd grace won her scores of suitors everywhere. Her hsml in marriage was sought by many young men, but sho stead fastly rclused toeveutniuk of marring. Several months ago her guy and happy home was suddenly made desolate by the sep aration of her father aud mother. She felt that she waa in a measure to blame for tho rupture, aud fancied that tbs had led too ex* An Interesting treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases will be mailed free to any one who will send their ad dress to the Swift Specific Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga. VANDERBILT???S MILLIONS _ Could not bu^/rom me what Swift|s Specific has Ac worth, Go., July 15. ULCERS25 YEARS- A member of my church has been entirely eared Dia Tixiuiuiiuuiui ut niiimu, nu't umi biuiuj despaired, of being well. Swift's Specific cared her, and aho feels that she has s new lease on Ufa F. II. Ckumplir, Pastor Mot. Church. Macon, Go., July 14, 1884. ECZEMA! B. aud one and a oUltra cured her svuud snd AN OLD PHARMACIST. I have had to do with Blood Diseases snd aellli Blood Remedies for twentyjflve years, and do noi hesitate to say Bwiit???a Specific is the best. Num bers of cures of Blood Poison by its use hare corn* under my observation, and some of them wonder ful. It Is an excellent tonic, and is used largely by delicate ladies and children. Bolus entirclj vegetable, it does not produro any bad effects like potash mixtures, aud la the moat satisfactory remedy that I sell. G. W. Dixox, Auburn, AU., Sept. 18,1884. INOCULATED POISON! tome eight years ago I become the victim o. _ irftil Blood FoLsou, communlest hI by a nursa to my Infant, and thence through the breast, snd suffered for six long years. The Mercury and Potash treatment seemed to drivo the poison fur ther Into my system only to break out in worse Form on other portions of my body. Three months igo I began taking Swift???a Specific, and it hoi ;urcd me sound snd well. It Is the greatest blee- SMITH???S Extract of May Flower FOR WOMEN. OHBAP mm NGtN&S, BOILER** NEW AND SECOND HAND h# alb Eiiaa cr (JAGH1NERY at towfsiflxa KJK J ??;rna% ot:III nil private. t !ironIo,n.>rrnua nrr.l sperirU iiocnacs. ))??. CLAIUU8 is thr????I Jott Advertising rhysician, -.1 fill's of Papers ilio-.v end oil Ago sad cxperieuco lm?? portrztt. . %tr'??? w'.orvnos diseases (with or without ortimj, or debility nod l..t* of norvo power treated scientificollyhy new methods with never lalUnfr success. risk i no difference what you have taken or who!ia* t-???!:d to core 237??? Toun>t ror* or?., mid-* n*air??^ h-Ntt ant tllwhr - " 1 L ???'SrfgiiaJ who suffer thoulci consul 3e cMibnii is of ti.vag.nl .ml g.y a lift nt 8uat??g. nn>l I???nc Pr'iS'-'ht ??I2r!f r, t b '. , S? too S , S' Bran A dnring'tS. ,???? two h4n,. Thi. | hSV, tha: one hovrlbla <Us#a??Oa if neglected or Improperly treated, ourasa the nn-sen* nnd comioff ?????? ????? -* cd idrn weighed upon her mind continually. Bho renounced society and turnod her still persistent suitors from h*r door. 8hs became moody, and for weeks ???t ??? time would not go ouUldc ot her father's heuse. In vain her girl friends tried to get her to join in their fun and parties. She attompt- I cd for a long time to reconcile her parents and to persuade her mother to return home, but K iticni. (17* ntwHMd dUtbargee curc- tly without liindrant# to tusineas. Both consult confidentially. If In trouble, callor??ri:r. Dclnyinredani.-erou*. "Procnutl* untloo U the thief of timo." A written warranty oT eure gl.ca in every coco undertaken, stamps for eel stirs ted werfcf i.a??Y*w w. N t vvoua ini Delicate Diseases. You have ra vaha^stire sysnptomatoln^y by which t t your own eases. Ciwiiuthn, L rrsomiiy or w later, frc#. Joasalt w'm old motor. V**o s*im1# ruved* Oftlcas sod parlorsfwicsitSfi Yon see noons but the Doctor, Ilc/orsittafUing jtnxr css-coasutt Or.OXdk RKO, Gins, Presses, Saw Mills, Planers and Matchers, Shingle Machines, Corn Shel. lersj Feed Cutters, Circular Saws, Reap, era end Mowers, Thrashers, Tanile Emery Wheels, Cano Mills, Water Wheels, Grist and Flouring Mills, Mill Stones, Bolting Cloth, Boiler Feeders, Steam Pumps, Brick Machines, Fruit Driers, Steam Piping, Engino Fitting-;, Machinery Oil, Leather ana Rubber Bcit'ng and Hose, Plpo Wrenches Writofor Prices. PEIlItlNS BROS., ^ 89*41 lv.fil??hiim??Mi.. A??l??nU.a?? from rutting*. Vujr PEARS other snd avoid Blight Catalogue free. W. W. Thompson, Stulthvllle, Go. A ii*w days ago she #sid that she had r*- h Ivrd never to ??<??? out of her home aguiu alive. Tl c w.irds were scarcely heeded st tho time. ) **tyday shoaroao from her be??t at noon, and, ^^^J!!o3iy<etl!ro^allmay savo f.Urrj nufferiog refuting refreshments, spent the ontiro day iu I sod jhstr.e, sft.t-.dd golden year# to tut. Medicines her loom. She read many of her old love- I re*??Ct%erywh;.-a cecurefrona exposuro.???iloura, letters and wrote short letters to etch of her ^ ???*' ??? nesrot lady and gentlemen friends, bidding them all farewell. Laterahestretched herseit back in n easy chair nnd with her'father'# ra- ir dclilicratcly cut her throat from car t> car. she <|Uickly lost consciousness, but failed to 6to 8: boadsy, 9 to 12, Adress letters: St\ 1>. t-XAHKG- M. V., No. USO VINE ST. Cl Nt'INN ATI, O. ???ever the jugular vein. Servants in the house a tew minutes later | discovered her and summoned physicians. The young lady was Immediately attended t*. For hours it wu thought she could not Ufe from minute to minute. There is now scarcr- ly any hope of her recovery. On the young lady???s dressing tabic \ found several pathetic notes written in a trem bling hand. They were addressed to certain young society men of this place, who wete amrtg her most anient suitors. To one in (???articular she wrote very lovingly, but the i cisa contents cl the little missive have not j n revealed. It will probably never bo de livered to the young man for whom it was i intended by the fair writer. He is supposed, j however, to have been the fkvored ono among | her legion of admirers. MURDKItlD AND HOODED. SUPPLIES RALIWAVS, MACHINISTS???, ENGINEERS'. H.T.Dake&Co. Iron Pipe, Fittings, Valves, Cocks, aai Toi???s, 168 Weit Second Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO, mlnitkr The GuUty l*artl??s Arrestnl nnd Arknowl- ??l|s (ne Crime, l-irrix Hone, Ark., December tl???-Sheriff Worth- en, this moraine, went to the Tate plantation, where Lewis Fox wu murdered, while writing at | a table, Friday nltht. Be found that tha body had been robbed of too, a gold watch and a pistol. Three cotton pkksrs, \v. s. Hopkins and a Mr. Branded, whites, and Uge Parkrr, colored, wen inspected, and they were arrested in their cab!as J ow tb?? ptuutisa. Farher ooslams I that the rob- ' t#??y had been planned asveral day* ago la the be- . *?????? that Fox bad s large mn of meeey, and that tawklns firtd the fatal shot, and Gut h#.(Porter), Ud entered the bourn and taken the booty. Both ofihe white men deny being present. A auk rrni)ifnl??R the mnoey end watch va* found lw ??? art uow In Jail Usd for TUoftnted Price LI-; KfttfibllShad 1840# Til CUSUiTXD J "BRADFORD". PORTABLE MILL tOM, WHtAT hVttl, FLOCK BILL ??? AU|I1IKXT. ScbS tot tmrlptlit Clr??# * tar. SJdr##. plainljr THOSBRADfOROfiCO. 17*, i;a. uiw. n~*m4 sw ??? GiltOCGtATX* O- S WILSON???S LIGHTNING SEWER! Two thouinnd atltche* n minute. The only nb*nlntcly Unt-rlnM Sewing Machine In the world. Sent on trial. Warranted B years. Srndfor UludmtiHl Catalogue and Circular II. Agente Wanted. 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It* Muau.tre.t. *X ?? York. ip. tul-tu-Ut-wk-Wk GREATSLAUGHTER CLOTHING AT 35 Whitehall Street. As announced in a previous advertisement, we arc closing out our stock of Clothing regardless of cost. We nave made Sweeping Reductions goods are cheap. They know they can't buy the same goods ebowhere without paying 33 or even 60 per cent more money. Seductions like the following will bring buyers] Men's Suits at 97 to, worth 810 00. Men's Suit* at 9 00 ????? 12 50. Men's Suits at 11 CO "15 00. Men's Suits at 12 50 " 16 60. Men's 8uits at 18 50 " 18 00. Men's 8uits at 15 CO " 20 00. Men's Suite at 18 00 " 25 00. Children???s Suits at (3 00, worth $160. Children's Suits nt 4 60 " * ~ Children's Suit* at 6 00 " Children's Suits at 6 80 ** Boy???s Suits at 6 00 " Boy???s Suits at 6 50 " Boj'i Suits at 7 60 " And so on. Kemember it takes 6 00. 7 00. 8 50. 7 50. CASH ON THE SPOT To act these rcduct'ons. We can???t charge even foraxewdaTSp Now Is the time to buy GOOD CLOTHING CHEAP. > will still keep up our Merchant Tailoring Furub-bing Goods Department and give per- au at reasonable prices. A. O. M. GAY, CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, 88 WHITEHALL ST??? ATLANTA, GA. Dffiv??S? ????? ???? BLADDER AND K?? ??'- J potoit facto re In tb* wiping or Death s harvest. (natter ot what oatsre or how long ?????????ndls* w. ; oomplaiBB ?????a> tare and ipeecr *,. *5oflkred in Smith???s Extract of Manflowsf. suiftf. javo tjiftjt) who reftise to be relieved. Iffos ROSES'-*? Nearly 1,000,000 FLANTS^to select from. FRANCS M0RAT, Comer Second and Ormiby Aye.. Lnnl??vlll??, gy irjJT As Salesmen, ..Jullifl t? PUte which preferred; also, amount wanted per mouth for service* and ex- -penscN. Goods very salable. Buslnea I honorable, pleasant and permanent 1 Write na. SLGAfil & GO., *231 Clrorre Ntrefh ITBfCIMIfATf, O. THE SCIENCE OF LIFE. Om 01.00 UY MAIL, POST PAID, u\ GREAT MEDICAL WORK ON MANHOOD. Exhausted VitO-Hty. Nervous and Physical D# *??? Frcmstme Decline in Man, Error* of Youth o untold miseries resulting from IndUcre lions or excesses. A book for every ir.au, young middle aged and old. It contains 121 prc-criptlont for all scute and chronic diseases, each ono oi which is luvaluable, ffo found by tho Anthor, pages, bound iu bealtful ???. * cover*, full gilt, guaranteed to l??e a finer work, ... every sense???mechanical, literary aud profes sional???than #uy other work sold In this country for 12.50, or the money will be refunded in every nstauee. Price only $1.00 by mail, post paid. It luatrative sample six cents. Bend now. Gold medal awarded the author by tho National Medi cal Association to the officers ol which he refers. Th( * * * :??? ru W There I* uo???mmnber of*7oclety to whom The Science of Life will not be uscfni. whether youth, parent, guardian, Instructor or clergyman.???Argo- ^Address tbo Peabody Medical Institnts, or Dr. W. H. Parker, No. 4 Buiflnchstreet, Boston.Moss., who * "??? Ton all disease* requiring skill Chronic and obstinate alseasre ???^?????????SHEALS lu THYSELF ay l c* t ???*:.-.-iict u cxr-cricncc. Wat have baffled iMI physicians a speciality, ed sncccs&fally without lnst.tm L-1.1 lallnra. THE KEYSTONE WASHER. Over 300,000 in Actual Use And all giving perfect satisfaction. AGENTS WANTED. TTTILL WASH CLEANER, EASIER, AND WITH VI Jess injury to clothes than any other in the world. We challenge any manufacturer to pro duce a better W asher. E\TRY MACHINE WARRANTED FIVE YEARS; and satisfaction Guaranteed. The only Washer that can be clamped to any sized tub like a V* ringer. Made of mailable Iron, galvanized, and will outlast auy two wooden machines. AGENTS WANTED Exclusive Territory. Our agents all over the country are making FBOM $75 TO $200 PER MONTH. RotpHr^ce, $7. Sample to Ascntx. 53. Alao.ou* KEYSTONE WRINGElfS AT Lowest Wholesale Prices. Circular, Tree. Refer to editor tfcts paper. Addreaa 3* 1 , B*. ADAMS As CO., oct28???wkyist ICrla. Pa. CANCERS CURED. NO CURE NO PAY. mu Any cat# of Malarul diteas# such osFcvcr ana Ague, Intermit tent or Chili Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, and Liv??r Complaint ^Fcr One Dollar. It I* a grand rente- Sick Headache pre duccd by a disordet spring or fall at a I leaatlagand Blood Psrifr tag Agent. PfiM.r-4.Vu cxcuitfaC ft???14a*??lU %??4 u*Ua J rl- ??!loataUt)WA^I ! C^ LmUtUV, St. Sold by Druggists ask ;yoi*r i* lire gists for it. k he dec# uc t keep it ask him to send for it. or s*nd ns dbp dollar and we will send you a bottle free of ??spn?s chsrret. to any addre??a In the United Clin L ll???RK for malsri??l troubles. M ??? i;OV>ARDACO.. LouUrllle, Ky. I Fere Itohco! op? nutnerout tecttmonlaU: ??? DR. T. B. LITTLE, Building, corner . Atlanta, Ga. ^0 bav#??? posatlr# remedy far th# #bov# dla#M#t hylt# see thousand j of csm* of th# wont kind and of Ion* Opium, Chloral, Whisky aai ToLacea Habits successfully treated without pain or hin drance from dally business. NO RESTRICTIONS ON DIET. All communlcatious strictly confidential. BY A. S. WOOLLEY, M. D., SELMA, ALA. 8m wk LYDIA E. PINKHAlrS Yeptafele Coicnni Z3 At02lTfV2QUkfi For Feinnlc C omplaints and iWcakncfi^p *o euminon t# our bv.*'tv Minio population* It will cure entirely thr torm of Female Cons- plaints, all Ovarian trouble*, inflammation and Ulcer*- B H and Pispucements, and th# t to the | humor# there i# checked very #p##dUy by ns nse. ifaintnctw. flfi'uloner, destroys, all eravtng nnd n-lteri'* wt-*??ne<a cf tho #tomacb, ;wtani-, Ileadfich-e. .'..*nf>iia lf'ia'uti)' 0p0MMBMty, bl-rplM-nrn, Deprecation find In dip tv lion,. That feeluqrof brerintf down,e*taaluirnuin, weigh. harmony with the ??rw ??that govern tho Fi-mcta syatem, Ljfav th# Cure of kidney Complaint# of Hther sex, this jCompoondisunauriK > tc J. Fikegl-W. SUtKdt:e#for|5.W, 1 To family riwu?? r-< .ithoot Lli'i.t r. n.\KtTAzrs LITER TILLS* 'iLt/ cur# constipation, biliousness arc torpidity cf the liver. Metals a boc at #11 druggists. EOKGlA, RABUN COUNTY-WILL BE SOLD on the Aral Tuesday in January 1885. -before b court house door in said county within the usual hours of sale, to the hlghust bidder for cash, following described tract of land, to-wit: of lot No. 19 in the flrat district of said county containing ono hundred acres more or less, it be ing the part of the lot where tbo defendant now resides .??sid land levied upou ss tho property of r* How ard A Co.- I have r-??ar mala- .. _rd:<lot* and can truly say that the beneficial cits therefrom mere than exceeded ray??xo??c* _ lm. ltisagrandmidfciDc, and every hoasc- hoW In the Inrd #b??uM know of tr. PM. la ROGER? (of Br**m It Tuley). ly-JC Third Avenue, fjocitrlllc. gy. i ClvJale Agrncy. 106 Ffcltas st, K.Y CONSUMPTION. L 11A YEA POSITIVE REMEDY FOR THB above disease: by Its use thousand of cases of i worst kt wo and o! lung standing have been curc-1. Indeed, so strong is ray faith In Its effi cacy that 1 will send TWO BOTTLES FREE, to gether with a VALU ABE TREATISE on this dis ease, to any sufferer. Glv Express and P. O. ad- dress. DR. T. A. feLOCUM. 1st Pearl st. N. Y. 816 BREECH LOADFI?. I P??? trll MG I I)MC. B. Cwvh* Gun '*???$ Bar . guaranteed atccl arrcht ??? Warranted good shoote or no ???Ole. Gar 01-5 Muzzle Loader nnw only 01S. Send -tamp for Illustrated catalogue of Guns. PU- l0la?? Vatebea, Knives, etc. See ft before you buy. P. POWELL A SOX, 140 Bain Sit.. Unrlaaatf,d. fero taction) Lock*. | Side T -cver Action. War 4 % LONG LOANS: l*i Inrlpnt H.fd . - - ??? ??? along a*latr.,Mt i-^ kept cp. i-v sefyjer muruL lloneit poof or m*a Of mod#rot* menu* can scndacenu f.*r particu lars. i- on form* etc. Addrev# T. ??i.??r.r-\zu. Mon* W??r, PaIac# Building, Cl ncinoati. Ohio- Notice to Debtor* aad Creditor*. county, dectaxd. are 1 tbelr ??lvm#uds to the undersigned, ocootding to law; and all persons Indented to said e*ute are re quired to make Immediate payment. This De cember 1.1KS4. J. 51. CAKL1LK. Admretstraior cf Larkin Harrison, decea ed. dei?????wk^w