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feaaad to the Business Manager.
land mao, U marshal of the Southern
district. Ihna it appears that there
has been an equal division in the
State cffices np to date, while in the
foreign service the Hill men have
the advantage of a minister and
*10 009 in salaries.—Atlanta Herald.
Editorial Comment.
Mb Lbs J. Langley, one of A then*
young journalists, baa accepted the
position as night editor on the Daily
Banner in connection with the manage
ment of tne AtlantaConstitution bureau
at Athens. Mr. Langley is widely
known throughout tbe community as
a journalist. He is also to be known
HOW’S THIS?
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as the author of the great sensational
Subscriber* are requested toprompt I book “Atlanta’s Dirk Week, or the
»T notify the business offioe of late do- CarDlvalof crimes.” All wish Mr.
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£uch notification is the only means of
knowing of the existenoe of any cause
for complaint and will he appreciated
accordingly.
Cin-
dertaking —American Israelite,
cinnati. Ohio.
The Albany (X. Y.) Journal,a repub
lican paper, says:
, “Whatever opinion one may have of
AN OUTRAGE UPON LAW. the life and cbincter of Jefferson
The story of the arrest of George j) avigj j t { 9 d ffleult not to admire the
Clarke, a negro in Puryear’s district, stubborn devotion with which tbe
and how he was taken from his home
South cherished his name. The south
ern people refuse to admit that they
are wrong, though many of them are
quite willing to acknowledge that the
war was a mistake.
“At any rate, the war has been
fought. No good purpose is to be
served by an aimless blowing of tbe
show that those doing the arresting embera 0 { difference which are still
were hardly acting within the serpe warm in the ashes of the rebellion. The
of thiir duties. But it is not in that north knows that the south will never
that the greatest outrage lies. Pass - •«««>withlit A constant renewal of
, ..... the threadbare argument, merely keeps
ing over the question of authority to n j jye a bitterness which patriotic citi-
arrest Without warrants and also the | g >„s everywhere would be glad to see
at the dead hour of night and car
ried to Elbert county iB well known
to our rcadc r3. Only tbe negro’s
side of the affair has been given, but
it is well enough substantiated to
manner and time in which the ar
resting parties came to Clarke coun
ty, the fact remains that after hav
ing been turned loose by the Courts
of Elbert county and while making
disappear.”
It is saii> that in the event that
Speaker W. Y. Atkinson resigns his
position to accept an appointment from
tbe government,Hon. William H. Flem
ing, of Augutta, wi 1 again be in the
his way back home be was set upon r ice for tbe speakership,
by four men and unmercilully beat- TnE music for the World’s Fair will
en. Such conduct was an outrage cost a million dollars.
upon law. It makes little difference
in what foim may come any species
of white capism, it is to be condemn
ed without, reserve.
AT RICHMOND AGAIN-
Twenty-eight years have passed
sinco Jefferson Davis ruled es Pres
ident of the Confederate States of
Amoifea, but to-day he is at Rich
mond once more, and though dead
still reigus in the hearts of his people:
Then it was the ohief of au over
Go verkor H< oo, of Tex?a,acted very
sensi bly w hen be vetoed tbe bill calling
for the collection of that part of tbe
sugar bounty belonging to tbe State of
Texas. He held that it was a republi
can measure and that tbe democrats of
Texas should not soil their fingei s with
the touch of money levied and collect
ed by such measures.
Settled.
Scene—The dining room. Tea for two.
Mere Van Setemup — Kentsarelaw Va
Setemup, it must be decided before we rls.
from this table.
Pere Van Setemup (mildly)—Really, Ma
tilda, I have never seen either of the youn;
men. I know nothing about them.
Mere Van S.—Seen them? Know any
thing atxmt them? Mr. Van Setemup, I
have seen them, and I know everythin;
concerning them. My private detectives
have told me all—and our darling Dais;,
has told me (he rest. 1 would not be i
worthy wife and mother if I did not know
all.
Pere Van S.—Yes, my dear.
Mere Van S.—They are equally rich, hand
some, educated, and their families ar
equally good. There is no choice betwee
them. Therefore you must make a choic
this evening—now. They will call withii
an hour, and Daisy is awaiting my signal.
Pere Van 8.— Are their characters equal!
irreproachable, my dear?
Mere Van S.—Mr. Van Setemup, do yon
suppose I would be so impolite as to inquin
concerning their characters? Are yon
aware, sir, that you are now In New York
society and not in a Nevada mining camp?
Pere Van S.—Excuse me, my dear. I ad
mit that I am a t ride old fashioned. But i
these young gentlemen are equally suitable
partis (is that term uu fait.en regie, commc
ci—comme cn, my dear?) why don’t you let
Daisy make the choice herself?
Mere Van S.—Let an American heiress
choose her own ii usband! Kentsarelaw Van
Setemup, have you uo conception of propri
ety at all?
Pere Van S.—I’m ufraid not, Matilda.
Well, what are the names of the young
men?
Mere Van S.—Really, I have forgotten
but I have their cards somewhere.
Pere Van 8. (desperately)—Well, I choose
the one with the longest name
Mere Van S. (rising from table and kiss
ing him ecstatically)—Kentsarelaw Van
Setemup, this is the first thing you have
ever done to advance our position in society
—excepting only your successful comer in
pork.—Brooklyn Life
Fore, of Habit.
A man driving a spirited horse stopped
at a down town restaurant for hi* dinner.
The waiter who attended him stood in the
door admiring the horse.
“Bring him a lump of sugar.” said the
horse owner, dropping a fee into the wait
er’s palm.
Tbe man went inside, bnt soon returned
with a bowl of lump sugar and the accom
panying tonga. As the horse opened his
month for the treat the waiter seized a lump
in the tonga and with his customary suav
ity asked hurriedly:
“How many lumps, sah?”
Then bearing the langh at his expense he |
hurriedly returned to the restaurant.—Do
trait Free Press.
Delicatewomen
Or Debilitated Fanes, should use
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BLOB RIB6B & ATLANTlf
RAILROAD.
Timetable Ho. 18, to take effect Sunday
Hay nh
Appropriate.
Young J bsou (of Jobson & Co., the local
grocers)—Oh, yes. Brown is not n bad fel
low, but he’s terribly sarcastic. The other I
day I asked him to fix me up a nice motto
to go over the counter. What do you think
he wrote?
Chorns—Give it np—what?
“That one, ‘Honest tea is the best pol
icy.’ Comic Cuts.
S EABOARD AIRLINE SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT MAY 7th, 1893.
Atlanta and Washington Special.
Rembrandt tlie Remnant.
“I saw a painting by an old master today
tn New York,” said Mrs. Spriggius.
“W’bat was his name?” asked Spriggins
“Let me see—Remnant, 1 think. Yes,
Pm sure it was Remnant. He was one of
the last of the great painters, I believe.”—
Harper’s Bazar.
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Schedule in effect May 7th, 1893.
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not “set” to fill space, but
to attract your attention*
You are constantly in need
ot stationery, and of
course yon want something
nice. Weil, we think yon
do. Where is the place to
get the best ? We unites
itating answei at the Ban
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Portsmouth lv 3 20 pm
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Awfully Jolty.
Connt de Cosntopolis—Zen mademoiselle
do not feel ze indifference for me?
Miss Wealthful—No. I’ve been awfully
interested in you since papa told me yon I Norfolk, ar it ^5 am]
were an adventurer. It's so jolly! Tell me
about your escapes and all that.—Tit-Bits
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Pro Tern.
“So you have named the baby ‘Obadiah
T.’ What does the ‘T’ stand for?” .
Oh, that means ‘Temporarily’—until he Wash.ngton. ar 4 o? pm
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gets his Uncle Obadiab’s money, you
know.”—Life.
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Here’s Y our
Says the Ameiiou3 Times-Recorder:
Everybody from the president down
is mak tag a great ado over the Spanish
Princess Eulalie; but meantime who is
powered government, grand in de>* I rallying to the relief of poor Mr. Eulalie
feat, unyielding in imprisonment, 8tr8 *K liD ff along somewhere at the fag
, . erdof the royal procession? Nobody
faithful to tue end aUhougu in I 8£ em s to have even called him a colonel
chains ; now it is bnt the lifeless I so far.
clay, the earthly tenement ol depart- The Newnan Herald puts in a lick
ed greatness, carried back by loviDg against bhssism and says: The news
hands to rest amid the memorable oom88 W8 y cf Washington City that
. ... , .. ... T cilices are be ng distributed with a view
battle fluids of the Republic. I n I to oontrol the politics of Georgia for
triumphal march, through the midst certain elect in the future. If this re-
of silent and mourning thousands, port be true, the tff-irt will be still born^
the funeral train has swept on ^ Principles are to win in Georgia from
„. . , . . .. . Inowon. The day of hero worship and
Richmond, where, upon the soil that personal power is waning,
holds the precious clay of Lee and The Attanta Herald ia 8jfa , D8t c , 08ing
Jackson, shall rest the mortal frame the Woild’s Fair on Sundays and in
of the Confederacy’s chief executive, support of its position among other
While Sonthern manhood and wo- things says:
manhood shall live, his memory will 6ghtiog Sunday openiDR at 8Uoh !jng
Dot be forgottem | range might well look closer after their
sots at home, for boys have been known
UNFAIR CRITICISM. I t0 plaj_ seven up ° n the Bhad y 8id « a
. t .. ... stump on Sunday afternoon, and big
There has been a disposition on\ tolk ^ ni UttIe f ^ kg -aubeb^ wheth „
the part of those who opposed the I the fair opens on Sunday or not#
nomination of Mr. Cleveland to cnt« The funny man of the Hustler of
icise the President on account of his I Borne says: Buck’s hash is settled,
alleged prejudice against Hill men, Now let Bstcomb Myrick crawl into a
or Democrats who were known to be ho ; 0 a f nd n 80m ® body “*£* a h « l8 “f 1
., , . out of Dr. Briggs. Then the mllle-
against him in the campaign. I n i um .
So far from this being true, the The Enquirer-Sun, commenting on
President has displayed an unusual I Buck’s retirement, ssya: “We trust
degree of magnanimity in dealing tbere wi!1 ho 110 disposition manifested
with this faction of the party in in an F 1 n «ter to take away fromCon-
« , . , ... ... ; gressman Moses’s little hair trunk down
Georgia. A glance at the list ot ap- at Tarin any of the credit it de8erveB
pointments that have been made in for bringing about the termination of
this State up to date, shows that out Back’s official career.”
of 36.000 in salaries that have been I The Macon Evening News wants At-
giyen to the Democrats by this ad-1 lanta’s name changed from “Gate City”
ministiation, those members of the t0 something more appropriate. It
party known as Hill men have re- h* 1 ® : Ther ®’ a no u,e tolkin *. nothing
. .... . .., can happen, exist or be conferred in ihe
edved $22 C90 of this amount, while 00untry withcat „ AOanU gtring Ued
the Cleveland men have but. $14,0001 to iu Atlantal pet name, “Gate City,”
to their credit. 8hould be ohanged; she is the “Funvel
The difference in favor of the Hill Cit »” or the “ irin de Slecl ® 9'**”
men is even greater so far as the di- Griffin News: Judge Becks tells
vision of honors is conoerned. brief anecdote of Hope Hull and Howell
w p „„ . Cobb, two bright lawyers of Athens.
General 1 M. B. Young, who se-1 Cobb told his partner, Hull, that he
cored the best plaoe that has thus was bothered by repeated solicitations
far come to Georgia, to-wit: minister t° mak e commencement addresses at
to Gaotenul^ .a. So Ul 1 ’’""
was Mr. Dobbs, the consul to Valpa ever again asked to make a commenoe-
raiso. Hon. Harvey JohnEon, consul | ment address.” “How is that?” asked
to Antwerp,was for Cleveland. Thus r^bb* “Go and make one," suggested
it will be seen that the Bill men
have been very decidedly fevered in t J’ he Maco “ Te t k 8 r ‘ ph in f
’ I tbe proposed establishment of a Mo
tile foreign appointments. I hammedan colony in Georgi&aajs: At-
Taking the state appointments, we I suming that Mr. Webb has the means of
find that Hon. Joseph James, 8 Panting an East Indian colony In Geor-
i man git, we suggest that he consider bis
Cleveland man, is district attorney pr . jcotverycare f uliybeforecarryiDgit
for the Northern district, while Mod* I out. His responsibility will be greats
■tV. T. Garey, a Bill man represents if he briegs into this country some
Getting a Dinner.
A minister had traveled some distance t< I t T G 3.t i n
preach, and at the conclusion of the morn I ~ R
inn service waited for some one to iuvit I t. O i Cl S auQ
him to dine, but the congregation disperse!
without noticing him.
When the church was nearly empty, tht
minister stepped up to a gentleman an*
said:
I'rothcr, will you go home to dinner
With me today?”
“Where do you live?”
“About 18 miles from here.”
“No, but you must dine with me.
swered tbe brother, with n flushed fact-,
which invitation the clergymau gravely ac
oepted.—Tit-Bits.
the Southern district. We also find
that Hon. Sam Dunlap, a Hill man,
is marshal for tbe Northern diatiict,
hundreds of helpless people on the
chance that they will soon convert their
Christian neighbors and be accepted
citizens on equal te rms, socially and po-
jrbUfi Hon. Frank L;verett, a Clove- liticslly, with other citizen*.
Tlie Latest.
Coughs were
based on the
idea of sup
pression. We
now know
that “feeding a
cold’’ is good doctrir^e.
Scott’s Emulsion
of cod-liver oil with hypo-
phosphites, a rich fat-food,
cures the most stubborn
cough when ordinary medi
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York to Washington, and Pullman Vestibule
sleepers Washlngton to Atlanta,
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Of Conners ville, Ind.
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I PERFUMERY
Hip Disease
A Boy's Terrible Experience!
Given Up by Physicians—
Considered a Con
firmed Cripple
-For tbs benefit of other sufferers we state
the ease ot our boy, who was taken with hip
disease five years ago, when three years old., , » «,
The trouble began with stiffness and severe DRUGGIST'S SUNDRIES, 2OOP- M. Ar
painlnhii knee, which suddenly went to his 1 11
hip. The doctor pronounced It s genuine ease
of hip disease, and said If he lived he would
Always be a Cripple.
Imagine our feelings 1 Charlie was entirely
helpless. When we went to his bed to move or
torn him for rest, he would scream as though
we were murdering him. After twowaonths, I
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Florida, east, weet and Bouth.
H. BURNS, A. O. KNAPP,
Trav. Pass. Agfc, Traffic Man’gr,
Macon, ga.. Macon, Ga.
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tic. This wss In ApriL
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,. , I .0 gave it to our boy,
and In July several places on his hip gatherr
and broke. When we bad taken a bottle and _
half of the Sarsaparilla we saw that his general
Health Was Improving.
Hla color was better. In fact he was better tn I
•very way. The sores entirely healed up. We
got him crutches and he walked with them for
nearly two years. He grew stronger, and now [
tor two years has had no sores, and has not
nsed a crutch for over a year. He limps a little |
Hood’s ££ Cures
butts In the best of health, goes to school, runs
Udplays Jnst as lively as any of the boys; ha
walks over half a mile to Sunday school and
return every Sunday.
“Mv wife and I think there never was such a
medicine made as Hood’s Sarsaparilla. 1-
W. Phase, Connersvllle, Ind.
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