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aaasai . r. G, C. Jenner etary for the Y. Co). Biotmt, of | Silcott embezzlement. Thousand# of i [ in new land Improvements in: • Sneak thieve* are plentiful in Sa-1 [vannah. The law— from Are in Savannah for | 1888 foot op to over $1,800,000. HIm Mary Smith, near Camak, died suddenly at tbe breakfast table. The good order at the Augusta car- I nival baa been remarkable. JiEWS- had a $130,000 Arm G. Coleman was killed byW. P. , at Greenwood, Miss, ee murderers were banged in Louisiana on Friday. Portugal complains that Great Britain baa violated the Berlin treaty. A Cincinnati negro died In a At of sneezing. A hostile meeting between Senators ill and Plumb u possible. Secretary Noble is rapidly bouncing Tanner’s pets from the pennon office. The glam manufacturers of America are now in session in Washington. It is predicted that there will be 50,- More than 50 dwellings are now in course of erection in Cordele and lota b *A negro has been arrested in Tslle- I J* issre/Florids, who is supposed to be j the^untty. 1 tribuUrlc8 Atlanta, ozudald | Bob Brewer. Bishop H. M. Turner, of A< | says the negro should have national a! I to emigrate to Africa. There is an alarming state of erook- I ed ness in handling the mails about Lin- | colnton. Freeman Thomas was found guilty of Thispowdernevervaries. A marvel “ dw “ Mo D re ri wonom?«J 1 tti» W Sm*flS5niSr A man jumped from a moving train kind, and cannrt be told in competl- near Patterson, Ga., and was badffy tom with toe multitude of low Sit. I not fatally injured. TheC Joliett,. > are safe in the OCO3 Mr.F.J. married. Mine Lizzie Year’ has been visiting in Rev. J. S. Cowen, of Watkicsville, is tiding a aeries of meetings in South Carblii Mr. C. D. Burnett and family bare moved to Athena. Mr. Bud Elder lost a little baby girl from croup. MOBGAX CO UNTY. A gentleman from Athens has been in Madison this week looking around with a view to establishing a large mu sic house. The license for retailing liquor iu Madison was raised to two hundred Absolutely Pure. but short weight, i ders. Sold only in < , alum or phosphate P?w-| nly in cans. Botai. Bak-| no Powdkb Co., loq Ygall St., N. Y> Phenix Insurance Com pany of Brooklyn, New York. Grant & Wilicox, Agents. Sorrells & Smith A vestibule train ran into an acoom- and Afty dollars per annum. The U- modaticu near Cincinnati, and six per- cense heretofore charged was one hun- sons were killed. I dred dollars. The Knicker Bocker carnet cleaning Mr.Wiley Allison, we works were destroyed by tire in Phil* fell down stairs last Tu. c’elphia. gy hi* home in this county SiZ&ssmrss&az «“«> ** *»• *"■*«™ •• —** , we regret to learn, Tuesday night, ai; inty ana broke bis Brunswick will probably be the ter- row for Mr. Blaine on the death of bis Hunter, mlnaljpoint ofanotheHxrge railroad, | ^ t MesarSjL^H., F. W. and A. "W.JToa- the Atlanta and Great Western. Locke’s continuation will probably be made in the senate. Senator Pugb u for him. It is believed that tbe Ogeecbee ca- ■* 5 ye *‘" d * y ’ w “ nal suicide at Savannah waa a Balti-1 *ttended by 60,000 persons. “* _ „ „ M1 m , I Messrs, L. and A. w.ros- Sam Jon s, toe evangelist, will hold I ter and W. Poullain left today for Flor- a revival meeting in Jackson, Tenues-1 ids, where they went on a bunting ex- e, soon. I pedition. Tbe funeral of the Socialist editor, | OGLETHORPE COUNTY. more man named William Bees. Lieut. Lovell of toe Savannah Ca dets has been presented with a hand- ome sword by bis company. Prof. Terrell i show in Homer. Prof. Alexander baa a Homer. It is said tbe health of Tom i -5 rapidly fail here in November, charged with toe killing of Bill Brewer at the Payne grocery. Since that time several re- llu ports of lynching him bare been going abroad. 1 -Clayton is again without a school and the welfare of the farm by way or good teacher is needed. ration of the subject left off in aUts Blanche Wall, of Clayton, gave *" “ ~ 1 ~ bar mother great uneaaineaa until she found her in Toccoa. While in Franklin county are saw and talked with Mr. Mike Kemp, a Confed erate veteran, who w&sshottn the fore head just below the hair, in toe battle of Hoover’s Gap, Tenn., July 14th, 1863. The ball passed through the skull and into the brain, and remained there 13 years and 7 days, when it was taken oat by Doctors John and DoyL He suffers much on account of toe wound yet. Rev. W.L.C. Waters, of Franklin county, is a model farmer. Witu four plows he raised . last year 11 bales of cotton, 2,200 bushels corn, and about 100 gallons of sorghum. He killed five hogs weighing about three hundred pounds each. Mrs. B. F. Church, of Clarksville, is dead. ■ r A dramatic society, will be organized in Clarksville. The new city of Demorere, in Haber- tiwi T-N-i—> w-rr-i «-i Tenno I man who entered her room. XJJCO U V-XVJrXto-L 0,1 caped without injury. BMh’aeMSlaad.USCtaytoa Surat. Dye Drugs, Medicines, Stuffs, Glass end Putty. Prrah supply of bsMVi OABDSBSBBD8 Headquarters far Merritt’* Celebrated Beasdles. For Hone* aad Cattle. We make a specialty la preparing them eoode “ FavoriteUnlment. Physician’s Prescriptions Accurately Compounded, Day or Bight F^r^eggr^’Sl^^l The Vutnal Life Insurance Co. ot lev loft j r-innsn, isiWWOEB^lO BETTER eta* s the ant UBDtAL CONTRACT of til UfsOsufsaha GRANT A WILCOX, Agents. James M. Scott, a grocery merchant I A little negro only 11 years old, is in of Greenville, S. C., was drowned in 1 toe Lexington jail charged with' burn- flvo inches of water in a ditch. ing two houses. North and South Carolina are still I Mr. Will Arnold had his hand pain- *mr*a'rt.nnT.a a.,*»!,<» 1 bein ff dl *i® ed olt th * lr labor by toe«xo- folly cut by a gin saw. h.Ti^a "a!?.rn 1 1 du * °* I ) e £ r0 « 8 to Arkansas. I Mr. J. B. Boggs, one of Lexington ville,bad* desjiertto strugglewitha | Emp *ror William has underconild- citizens.isdead. . eration some revised plans for a mag-L Mra. R.. JB. Boane offers $25 reward _ niiiij.- . -- .. | nifleent new cathedral to be builtTn I for* rn ?*^ a ?, n ®*T 0 ii? y * < -r i. Hennr Thompson, a fifteen year old I I Mra. John Cunningham, of Texas, is negro boy, came near losing hia life . . , ... I visiting her relatives in tbe county, while boating in toe Savannah river at M *J?f telegraphed from Miss Nannie and Mr. Foster Baugbn Augusta. Zanzibar that in consequence of toe VTeat np to Athens on Tuesday. Their The winter exodus from tbe west and of *»Uier, though somewhat improved, is north is beginning, and Savannah and 1 10 *^* < f°** t - not yet able to take the trip. ^ B ’ 1 Tbe Czar, Emperor William and King I The Oglethorpe Alliancemen bought Humbert, each received 10,000exquisite their mules from Mr. Edward Max- w. .in. I cigars as a New Year’s gift from Em well. .mJSJVLSS!; ”5 S. p 5^Ii»5 *•“ '■"Tl* ... >>»• . other up, sham county,'is fast buildiugup. A new brick store and academy, library and church and a number of residences are going np. In a fight in the Tennessee Valley of Bsbun county on last Monday between two North Carolina brothers, by tbe name of Foster on one side, and Ike snd Jess McCurry on the other, both sides were badly bruised up. The Fosters were knocked down with rocks af least four or five times each, and one of them received two serious wounds from a re volver, one in the mouth and one in the arm. Ike McCurry was severely stab bed in the back with a pocket-knife WALTON COUNTY. G«» r 8* L. Cope, deceased, be-1 wu breathing sgiim ‘ Ml in lllS *" ,n fl ** 1 - - — - Col. I John Knox » char K«J too brutal I *.ime._^Tlie mun j er 0 j Annie Borden, is now ou rattteisaaidto be worth from$350,0001 j n Bridgetown, Pa. Strong ovi- to $300,000. , | j ence j g brought against him. A negro named William Baker-as saulted, and almost killed, Martin Wheeler and his 8-year old daughter, iu Memphis. Two trains collided on the S. & W. railroad, near Opelika, Ala., and several bands were injured. A freight train school matters. HABEBSHAX COUNTY. The handsome brick building of Mr. A. J Akerman, of Madison, was do-1 strayed by fixe, loss about $5,000. Com modore Dexter, narrowly escaped be ing burned. Harry H. Samills, a New York man J who was wintering at Thomas ville, I committed suicide with a 88 calibre I j uml>ed ^ near Goldhill on the I MONEY AT SIX PER CENT.I noleorlett * rleIt I; hwBBric A veryheavy rainstorm passed, over Toccoa Wednesday night. Tbe new mayor and council of Toccoa took their oaths of office last week. Sneezing and coughing is the pass word in Bed Creek. The Toccoa News will shortly send out a trade issue for Toccoa. Carnesville is on a tremendous ra»l- f Albert L. Mi.tch.ell, LAWYER, Htnrv i i u xv Brice has been elected cashier _ „ , . . I James Barry, charged with a marder- and Maj. J. M. Freeman book-ke per Charlie William, who stole a hand- 0U8 gggault upon Ann and Sarah Kelley, Q f the Toccoa bank. i baa been jailed. The latter, who is an 1 *“ - " ‘' * “* * identifies him as I cart from an Augusta firm, after serv- .... iuc ling on* JW the chain rang in ^ positively atonement for bis crime was taken np 1 i° r assailant. I again on the day of bis release for ateal- Loan. r Broker and insurance Agent hag* baby carriage. i Major Brown, one of Dooly county’s wealthiest and most The Simson House at Toccoa is be ing enlarged by a two story addition. ossoms are blooming in this county. Measles of a malignant type have shown lip in Toccoa.and Red Creek, breaking^ into the regularity of toe schools in these towns. ,, , ^. . . . _ . OJ.UUM ana jeej tajucu i There were three runaway marriages dele, about sundown last evening. Csn- »2.000 were stolen Monday morning one d«r around Bed Creek, siderable excitement existt owr the ” 0 ^’ tbe store oI Si E . Qsien & Co., at Vm. McDoweli, Commodore Gibbon, Mr. Alexander Craig Sellar, Liberal Unionist member of the House of Com mons for toe Patrick division of Lan arkshire, is dead. He was one of tbe ] No. 35, Clayton St., . wa8f ound d^to toe" Yuraing | m^T«a T eoftiTe' Lto^nti U^nitt.' ATHENS, GEORGIA, j on his place, about six miles from Cor-, SeaIgkiu and jewelry valued Wffl ginCproaptattratioo to all legal bust 1 discovery, as ills thought there vraa I Mi nneappoUs. The thieves hav# not’yet I »nd R. L. Tanner, of Hiwassep, oharg WIUttsurayoGrpropertyiila flrrtHjU | toul P la y- . been caught ed with assault with intent to murder 1 The statistics for 1889 show an in-1 in »»«+ nht*<n enntmi of ail tho I have been tried. McDowell was bound Oompaaiss against lora by flre.R Will negotiate creg fec9 a 8 nd wharfag ; Yo^SS’factoriraby assault, and tbe others were cans rafam lands rnnniast year* at S per I« Savannah or *5,8H, and a decrease of aNawYork 8ynd j C ate is believed to , 1 3289 tons. The American tonnage fell 1 haT0 f a)lea through, as none of the op- L , u “ offover 80,(X», while the British ton- t ; ona granted the syndicate have yet j Up ,? nage is nearly doable that of last year. | hppn a , wi ,nti»d. • I Baptist school, jJ. B. ,„ m mi ~ubl. Tho' young son of Mr. John Hol- cent per annum. payaNt tab, or part, . any time. Coat an dree me. Albert L. Mitchell. I nage is nearly double that of last year, i 5een ^ pted I This, however, does not indicate a fall- J - ing oil" in the commerce, as there were Capt E. R. Smith has been elected '• * * ' rintendeutof the Simmons of the W ... ■ . I Methodist, and E. P. Simpson of the The property heretofore operated by I pregbyterian—three^ood selections, te New York Commercial Telegram I qha J vounc * " hog< old. Marriages: Otis D. Briscoe and El la M. Black; Oscar A. McDowell aud Sallie Prater; Jim Semmerous and Mis* Fowler. Mr. E. J. Bedingfield killed two h< last week only thirteen months Oneof them tipped the beam at lour hundred pouuds, and the other three hundred and thirty-eight. Mr. M. V. Treadwell and family came very near being thrown into the creek at T. Smith’s mills on last Saturday. While crossing, the horse became fright ened and backed off the bridge, throw ing Mr. Treadwell ont. The action of the County Alliance at the last ca led-meeting, relative to the use of cotton bags for guano, was re considered at the last county meetin owing to the fact that by aC ual test had been found that cotton bags would not bear shipment, and the effects of sulphuric arid. Mrs. Dr. Beeves, of Bethlehem, dead. Mra. Bedford L. Adams died near So cial Circle. Willis Higginbotham died from toe accidental discharge of a pistol, the ball taking effect in the knee-joint, from which he suffered agonies for a month prior to his death. Mr. E. F. Minor, of Gwinnett coun ty, has a pair of boots that he hav been married in three times. He also has a wool hat that he baa been westing for twenty years. Mr. T. L. Sheats has bought the mil linery stock of Mra. Hams and Mrs Moseley, and Miss Caro Jackson will take charge of this department. ur B. B. system as operating against welfare of the farm by way of eontio- mtion of <h« subject left off in my last but so much is twing written on the uses and abases of railroads in the period icals of the day that I have conCiDdtd to c-rry oat the threat made in the outset, of ootnlnz down to home lifeoa the farm and sea it loan possibly on tighten somebody on thn subject of home management or rather ntis-manigement of home affairs on the farm. Some of the evils 1 propew to point out hare, overtaken the writer iu days gone by and to that extent, at let at, be may he supposed to know what b* Is ulklt-g about. It k uard to get behind a man’s expe rience. Experience is a good teacher, but tbe lessons teamed in this school become only profitable tons when there is n pro port locate amount of reformation taking place as are go along Experience teaches all cotton farmers that tbere is no money to he made in Uie production of cotton at prtseel prices, but what does it all amount k if they go on planting just the same. Now stop, brother farmer, and think a moment. While yon ere thinking let m talk a little and make tome e»ot mathe matical calculations tor you. You are in debt and want to pay out. This is rlgbi and commerd vbte. How are you to do this when tbe more cotton you plant the deeper into the mire vou g-tt If money ia thn thing you are after, and must have, how can you hope to obtain it by produc ing n crop, that, white it brings tu money only returns to you about the amount of cash that was required to produce it and get it r ady for market? Yes, but you say this ia not true—1 say it ia true, and will now prove the correctness of my as sertion. If you can make any material changes in my estimates please let me hear fioai you. We will rate cotton at 10 eta per pound and employ three acres in producing a five hundred pound bale, for five hundred XHinds tint is an average yield ou average and under average conditions. If we own the land each aero is worth to usjiist wba* we could reDtit tor to some ooe else. We will put the land (leaving out taxes and interest on rnoi.ev invested in each acre) at the rate Of $25.00 for ten acre*. What land owner would rent for less T What tenant would expect to pay less than $2.50 per acre! Now let ua get into the ttgur.-s. To rent of three acres land, $3 50..$7 50 To commercial manure. 5 00 To six bushel need planting at 18 eta. 1 08 To preparing land •••• 2 60 To planting and putting in fer tilisers 1 50 To running round and chopping out.. 4 00 To three plowing*, $t 00 each per acre . . 9 00 To two hoeiogs $2.25 each 4 60 To picking oul, 50cla per 100 lbs.... 7 50 To toll at gin 2 25 patient waa very Dr. S.mmoas was called in a* t physician. The follewitK i ToUl $44. 83 Cr. by one bale, 500 lbs, lOets .. $50 00 Gr. by 38 bushel seed, 18cts 5 04 On Thursday last Peebles, i CARTER’S ■rrru Tiver |KIls. Hi !RE Niagara Fire Company, of New Grant & Wilicox, Agents. BUIST’S NEW CROP| OF GARDEN_SEEDS- We have just opened np the largest stock of garden seeds ever brought to this city, consisting in part of 60,000 papers Buist’s Prise medal stock. 50 bushels bwus and peas, 50 bushels choice Onion sets. Onr prices are the lowest at whole sale and retail. Special prices to market gardeners. John Crawford & Co., Wholesale and Betail Druggist. _ Athens, Ga. Call and get one of Buist’s Garden Manuels for 1890. Queen Insurance Com-1 pany of Liverpool, England. Grant & Wilicox, Agents. ice* and fertilizers here, arid no rock was I pnrchaser. . I eniugof the shin bone. Several inches brought here for jetty work, there h«* I. Col. Peter Jackson, from Anstrriia, I of this bone were removed this week, been an increased carrying trade in oto- I j* on h s f "'f.f ^° hn rjUinnJi E * r ?y in February tbe Rjcbmond A er article, facts which are dealt with in «van, of the United States. Colonel Danville will put on a vestibule train Sullivan says now that he will not con- between Atlanta and Wasbingtoi sent to slug Colonel Jackson unless the I j ne three passenger trains daily California Athletic Club makes the in- 1 ducement $25,000. & There is an authenticated care of at least one colored Republican, in’Hr. Harrison’s State who has received a article, tbe report of the harbor master. I THE UNITED STATES— | 1 S*Fp*rl* 31.773 Drug 8tores,one of the best being I The store of L. D. SLEDGE & CO. \ . / Where the unfortunate In search of medicine can get ELBERT COUNTY. have in searen oi medicine can get Federal appointment under tbe.present Prescriptions, filled at moderate I Adm i u j stra tion. He was given a Dep- m pt/OC*- , ^ I uty ship under the Indianapolis Col lector, much to the indignation of the white Republicans, who attempted to freeze him out by unanimously refusing to go on bis bond. They try to keep every article for Which there is any demand And anything Not carried in stock is ON SHORT? 1 ] NOTICE Headquarters for Brushes, combs and all.toilet Articles • A recent addition is a 1 Stock of GARDEN 8! and Reliable. You can be supplied as Chei.il as an T where in the State and At the same time get the best goods. togofgMWWBBMBW Mr. Almus Gibbs, of Jackson, Tenn., has fallen heir to one-thirtieth of the Blythe estate in California, which 1b reported as being worth $4,000,000. Mrs. Fannie Nance, of this city, is also Elberton’s cotton receipts reached nearly 111,000 bales. Mrs. J. Y. Arnold gathered fresh" to matoes from her garden Christmas day. An old negro brought to Elberton some excellent home made cigars. The Military Fair will open in Elber ton on January 28. - Mr. J. E. Herndon, Sr., will more to Elberton. Mr. Alfred Cleveland aud Mias Geor gia Gaines are married. Mr. T. M. Swift paid $100 for the old large T? Trv ^ . r'a-ul nr. r. ai. ownc paia^iuv ior um EEDS, fresh belieTcd *®’ 1 l aTe ,. a “ inttreat *Pj h ® bl ? Methodist church building. The stew- ’ estate. An English woman tried to get artg of ^ church h;l8 given thc . Harris- tbe estate, claiming to be a sister of the jihr.-irv- Association: the old estate, dead man. California claim. tng but the Supreme Court of I has decided against her Individ^cls and clubs wishing- to I avail themselves of wholesale prices on Allen Library Association; the old ground—or rather sold it to them for $1—and in conjunction with the Masons, thisJAsscciation will erect building thereon for the use of these as sociations. The papers are all drawn up and a building costing probably $6,000 will be erected. The building will be called the Harris-Alien ball in SIckHmdaebeasrireUev* all th* troubta* tael- dent to a bllioua Uate of tbe «y*tem. such a* riirian* Natmm. Drowriaira. Dlatrara after eaUsc, Fain in tht Side. Xe. While their Bn oat remarkable sooecaa baa been ahown In coring Siam Beadaebe, ye* Curn'i timi Lira* Fnij* are equally valuable tat Constipation, caring and preventing this annoy Ing eomplalat, trhlla they also correct all disorders of the stomach, tbe liver and regulate tbs howal*. ■van it they only cured HEAD Aeha they weald be almoet prtoelaaa to tecae who suffer from this distressing complaint: fortunately tbeir goodness does not and bma. — 1 tboaa who ones try tbam will Sad them UtUe pUls valuable in ao many ways tbat ihSTwm not be wUling to do wltboot tbam. raU tick bead ACHE Uvea thrt here 1* where Our piUa cars it te Umbrae of »o mac: we make oar gr^* A yeew asM ff) tffkf- OO® OT tWO Birr. Settl Hidden*. The reputati.n enjoyed by this lady who is, we may mention, a lineal de- high grade fertilizer and Acid Pbos- I scendant of the great Sarah Siddons., .... phates wilt find it to their interest to surpaaaes toat achieved many part ot boner of Judge Y. L. tr. Hxiris, oi enfer with us as we sell the manufac- the world by a dramatis reader. In Athens. ^ , •. turers the justlr celebrated, Hell’s Cot- I America and Australia, as well as ini Work on the GK C. & A. Railroad is ton Grower, John M. Green’s Formula Great Britain, Mrs. Scott Siddons is being pushed rapidly forward on the aud Sunny South Acid Phosphate, acknowledged to be the ablest member other side of the Savannah river. Come to see us or address, of her profession. "IV hrie outhunting, Brow cr Sweaxen- Flatau Bros. c Though several - years have now gin was accidentally shot by anotner Post-office box 17, Office 123 Clayton elapsed since she visited the South yet boy named Clark, “"J. r — we cannot doubt that the effect she pro- I wounded. Botu were ElbtrL youtlis. duced at that time is fresh in the mem- A fine hotel and many new building ory of many persons who had the priv- are contracted for in Elberton. - Under Wear. I ilege of hearing her read several Shakes- Mr. T. L. Adams and Beecher anu Ladies’ and Childrens’ Underwear go- pearian selections, and that she will be James Haynes engaged in a general invdiMnst'D T, -fe S ’« cordially received on her appearance at light at Bowman. ..... _ ing cneap at D., H. & b. s. c . Athens on Friday, Jan. fi. A pro- J.H. Jones* Son will establish an- gram will be presented that will ex- other fertilizer factory m Elberton; of Tlie stock of Texas ponies auctioned hibit to the greatest advantage tbe I which Mr. T. J.JHester will be superin- off by King Bros, was a fine 1st of an- varied powers of the distinguished tendent. .. . , < — artiste. | The Bowman High Schools has loO pupils. J , "l liere is an epidemic of La GrippS iu imals, and a number secured bargains Another auction of fine Texas ponies at same place on next Saturday. jo Mr picture sail on C. C. Maddox and you will get what you want. Bis work speaks for itself. Decl3-lw Tailor Shop.—I have opened a tailor shop over Coleman’s store and will make suits to order and guarantee per fect fit. J. Alxxaxdkb. Decl2-lw. W. L. Hedley’s is the place for you to get the best pikles in town, either in bottle or barrel. Cbice honey in comb at IV. L. Hen ley’s. Aetna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn. Grant & Wilicox, Agents. Fresh Fish and oysters received daily at Booth Bros. tf TO RENT.—A well located store on Broad street, can.be .rented at a bar gain by calling on Julius Cohen at once. Fine fish and select oysters all times at Booth Bros. tf 50 by good mules and horses for sale Ork & Hunter. jl7-w4t>dlw Try W. L. Henley’s fancy flour and he convinced it is the best Hour in town. For extra fine meat call at Booth Bro and you w il get just w lnit you call for Both Bros, understand the business. Do You Want Cheap Board.—Ap ply to 221 Dougherty stret. Jan5-Im For fresh fish and oysters call on Booth Bros; t( Elberton. BOWERS VILLE, — Mr. "William Bowers killed three hogs that weighed 1,300 pounds. Mr. R. W. Maret, of Shoal Creek, was found dead in his bed on Monday morn ing last. , , The Bowersville academy lias opened up most flourishingly with eighty-five P u P* ls - . Miss Ellen Dortch is now on the edit orial staff of the Carnesville Tribune. Tbe paper has improved considerably. The Carnesville railroad seems to hang fire. The school at West Bowersville now numbers more than forty pupils. Mr T. B. Check has anew warehouse completed at this place. Mr. W. A. Hilliard has a hog that young man of this county, was ari sign ed before Justices Stone and Durden, on a warrant sworn Gut by Mrs. Leila Thompson, charging him with Tape. Tbe trial lasted for three days, and re sulted in the vindication of toe accused A Daily Paper FOR 1 Cent a Day. A daily newspaper now costs but little more than’ the old-time weekly. The CHICAGO DAILY NEWS is an impartial, in dependent newspaper. .• It is a member of the Asso ciated Press. It prints all the news and sells it for I cent a day. Mailed, post paid, for $3.00 per year, or 25 cents per month. This is #3.00 per year less than the price of any other Chicago morning paper. The CHICAGO DAILY NEWS is not a blanket- sheet. It is a condensed paper. You can read it and still have time left for an honest day’s work. It is a daily paper for busy people. No one who has the advantage of a daily mail service need longer be content with a weekly, newspaper. The circula tion ot the CHICAGO DAILY NEWS is, with a single exception, the larg est in the United States— it exceeds that of all other Chicago dailies combined. You ought to read a daily paper. Why not try the CHICAGO DAILY NEWS? $55 04 To amount received above cost of pro duction $1021. Teu balm to the plow is above Ibe av erage yield, but for tbe sake of figuiea wt will say ten bal s. For the years work $102.10. Now if t»ia is the b«*t you can do, hire yourself out for $8.17} per month and gel your board furuisbt-d'and you will com.: near paying out of debt You may say my estimate is too high f. you are working your own boys nod uirl Well, sir, your children's work cost yo just exactly wbat you would b*ve to giv for tbe same work if th' y were the children of some one else. If yon fallout with my figures disprov them if you can, and when you do that wtilaay that 1 forgot to plnce some more figure* than mast be put on the expense side of farm account. If yon own a mule yon have $100 00 vested in him. Interest on $100,8 per cent $8 T.x on same 1 To feeding same 50 To biacksmithing.... ... 5 nhoid mala. a and waa alien led bv 1 r. » • - night aud alting SiSss »aik* swooned and remained in a trance •tale for fiUeeti minute. Her eyes closed and she apparently ceased to breathe. Her w?io became thoroughly alarm “ arrived at the oem- duaioo that toe wm* eiead as thcy could >l detect the faintest pulse beat, the excitement ipet Parks, bn eomeat law’s body for ■ White the b.v« f Parks suggested to bn positive ai to mother. Sim tenderly the woman from the pikow, Ihn lips, poured a half lea spoon! brandy io her mouth. In a lew the supposed dead woman sighed heavily, tossed her arm*, aud to the delight ‘ of all, •pentd her eye*, another dose of the atim- uiant w hs given her and she n viVi d. Her husband, tiiedcntiai, waa ill with pueumouia at the time and not cognizant >f the unusual occuncnce. He died last Friday, two days after tbe eveut. The relatives of the tick woman, tearful that news of the drath of her hutoaud, if com municated ic her would result falahy, kept her in ignorance of the mourutUi event. On the day of the burial, however, she notictd Undertaker Bryan in the bouse, .and, di vining bis mission, asked if her huaum>d was dead and was answenxl in the affis. mative by some one In the house. The same peraoniheu related to uie woman the facts in connec'ion with her supposed death. The double shock came y< ry near resulting family, bnt prompt attention raved the life of Mra. Parks aud she is now recovering. ~ Di. Simmons, who ’atteoded Dentist Parks, said to a World reporter last ninth: ■* Snortly after Mrs. Parka revived I call ed at the house 10 visit tbe dentist. The inmates iuformed me of tbe occurrence and 1 cautioned them not to tell the sick man. And when b« died I also gave strict orders not to let the wife know of that matter until she was on ibe road to recovery, as she was quite delirious at timer, Unfortunately she saw the under taker passing from one room to another aud some busyinxly told her of her own experience. I have full c>*ar.e of the case and no one will be allowed to talk to her. She is now on the road to recov ery." Dr. Simmons refused to diaenss the va rious symptoms during the trance or dis. cuss I be case In any of its details. The members of the family were equally reti cent Mra. Parks is about !hii ty-five, yi ars iff aue and was m-rried to Dr. Par i* seven years ago, he helm: doubh her Both .had been man led before and had children, t hey hive lived very happily together, aud Mm. I’aika ha* sircc her husband's death expressed te rwlf as wirhing she also had dhd. Tbe husband, whose funeral service* were held last Monday at All Souls’ Church was seventy year* or ago and hud resided in the neighborhood where he died for eixiv years. *ggi ■ m $844)0 To amount above stated >.$102 To balance to youi credit 88 If you are a tenant the account will stand thin: To rent of mule $25 To feed of mule 60 To blackemitbing 5 To amount as above. $80 $102 31 weighs 450 pounds. \»'.L. Henley always keeps afresh lot of chickens and eggs. BOARD.—Six or eight boarders can get accommodation, corner IVashjngton and Thomas streets. janl5-Gtil Fresh currant? and Prunes atlW. L. Henley’s. Balance to your credit $22 Where irihe money to pay off last yean’ apes; this yean’ provision bi.l; Doctors’ bill; quarterage, and other bill*. It re quires twelve mouths ot working and w. i' lug to realize this little balance. Wear told to make our farms self-sustaining, making cotton our surplus crop. TbU is good advice and wise men follow it when condition* are at all favorable to it. Sup pose we do this, does it take less work or leas time or less money to make the same amount ot cotton? I! yon will cast your eyes op this column you will see that no provision bilt eciers into the calculation. Yon may baveyonr supplies given to you by your merchant or make them at home and the result is the same." Why is it that those North Western far mer* who raise nothing but provisions are iu the same box with us? The answer Is tbe same in this as in the other. Tbe ccat of production is equal to or exceeds tbe price received. Our friend W. S. HolmftD, of Athens, c&u make money in the purchase and sale of Kentucky mules if be can realize $10 21 a bend above cost and expens-es, provided he can sell hundreds of mules, but suppose we limit him tolOmulraa year aud say to him “Now teed yourself aud family and two extra bands and go through tbe winter’s cold >>nJ the sum mer’s beat »\nd in the bles.-ed fall that is coming yiiican get your money or we will allow him to double bi» sale if be will hire three more hands.” "How long would our fnecd stick to the busmen? Why he would take to the woods before Saturday night, and never be heard of more, and no sensible man would blame him for it, and yet when a farmer fails to make ends meet for the same reason everybody say* he is a floor manager or too 1 .zy *0 work and is a fool for wanting to exchange the pure salubrious airs of the old countiy home stead for t 'e less healthful utmoaphere of the already over-crowded city, where he can pick up a few more crumb* for his wife and tittle one . When the truth is known this ia about the size Of it. Tbe ex-one horse farmer prefers a $5g per month salary to a $23 per annum income. If this sta'e of affairs continues to exist anJ some remedy is not adopted to check the tidal wave from country to city the rural districts will in the course of lime, and a short time at lhat, be depleted of it* hard-working yeomanry and town “tftek- ies” will be ai multitudinous os the sands of tbe seashore. 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