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“Banner county' 1 of Georgia.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Governor,
‘W. Y. ATKINSON, of Coweta,
For Secretary of State,
•<ILLEN D. CANDLER, of Hall.
For Treasurer,
D. HARDEMAN, of Newton.
For Comptroller General,
•WM. A. WRIGHT, of Richmond
For Attorney General,
J, 4,1, TERRELL, of Meriwether
<For Commissioner of Agriculture
R. T. NESBITT, of Cobb.
For Congreep,
John W. MADDOX, of Floyd.
For State Senator,
W. 11. LUMPKIN.
C?or Representative, Fioyd Co,
ROBT. T. FOUCHE,
JOHN H. REECE,
MOSES R. WRIGHT.
rciqes.
Rats are the most valuable
ecravengsrs about the streets and
id .the sewers of a large city.
The management of Austrian fe
male prisons is in the hands of fe
male religious orders.
The calamity howlers are not
going to repeat the race they made
two years ago.
Dr. “Flopper” Felton don’t
seem tt> want to “get off the track”
for young “Flopper” Wright.
William Waldorf Astor has an
. income of $8,900,000 a year. Poor
.man.
A heavy dew is the precusor of
xain, because it shows that the at
mosphere is saturated with moist
ure. Sometimes.
Red hair is of that color because
it is supposed to have a larger
portion of sulphur than black
.hair.
Decaying wood ami putrefying
fish look luminous in the dark, be-
- cause they are really undergoing
•n slow combustion.
In opening the Congress of As
sociated Chambers of Commerce,
Sir Albert K. Rollic predicted a
trade revival.
A burning gas jet is unhealthy
in a bed chamber because one gas
.lightgives out as much carbonic
acid gas as two s eepers.
Hines did’nt want to meet Bill
.Atkinson on the stump any more
than Tom Watson wanted to meet
-Joe Janies See?
The only clothing materials
used in Madagasca are silk and
rofla cloth. The 'after is spun
from a fiber taken from a native
plan Land is seldom exported.
The Savannah News says: “Can
didate Hines probably wishes that
.•somebody would break the circuit
of that great white light that
beats upon Populist candidates.”
•Coffin is the name of the Repub
lican candidate for governor of
Connecticut. The Savannah Dis
patch says that of course he will
be buried out of sight.
'Colonel Jacques, the representa
tive of Lawrence, the American
-claimant to the Townley estates,
Mhuis arrainged at London and re-
MHhmd< -d to await further <-\ id.-m-.-
America.
Tin? Dutch artillery has destroy
ed three towns on the Island of
Lombok.
I
“Our John” is sweeping the
field but after he has swept Dr.
“Flopper” Felton from the politi
cal earth he will not be so very
weary. “Mark that predietion.
The glow-worm has a brush at
tached to its tsil because it is nec
essary to show its light that the
hack be kept clean. The fox's
“brush” is for the man who cleans
up the other fellows in the chase.
The eyeball is white because the
bloodvessels that feed its sub
stance are so small that they do
not admit the red corpuscles. This
is sometimes changed however, by
the “layingon of hands.”
The Valdosta correspondent of
the News says: “The colored peo
ple of Valdosta would have lynch,
ed Goosby if they had had a
chance.” Respectfully refeprred to
the Northern press, says the Thom
asville Enterprise.
White clothing is cool because
it reflects the heat of the sun;
black clothing is warm becuase
in absorbs both heat and light.
Cucumbers, if taken internally
are calculated to make a man
a fit subject for a co ding board.
“Hurrah for Hines,” said a
Jeffersonian the other day. “What
! an* yon hurrahing for Hines for?,’'
Laid a third partyite. “Because!
always holler for the bottom dog
in a fight and the hindmost candi
date in a race, ' was the laughing
rejoinder. —Meriwether Vindica
tor.
DOG FENNEL
A friend sends us a clipping
from a third party paper as fol
lows :
“A third party congressman in
troduced a bill appropriating sev
eral thousand dollars for the de
struction of the chinch bug, says
the Vindicator. How about that
democratic crank who introduced
a bill appropriating a cool million
for the extermination of “dog fen
nel.” Which stinks the worse, our
good sir?”
The “crank” was not democrat
ic and his name it was Harold E.
Boen, third party congressman
from the 7th Minnesota district
and who says he was born in Son
dre Aural, Valders, Norway, in
1851,
Instead of wanting to spend
money down this way to help kill
“dog fennel,” this native of Son
dre, Aurdal, Valdus, Norway in
troduced his bill (House bill 5748)
“to begin the destruction of the
Salsoli Kali Tragus” which when
translated means a thistle that
grows in Boen’s congressional dis
trict.
For this bill of a shining third
party light, only a trifle of a mil
lion dollars was asked. This mil
lion dollar appropriation business
is the only correct statement in
the above clipping. This is doing
very well for the third party
“wrighter” and he is to be con
gratulated upon getting as much
truth in his he did.
The “crank” was a third party
crank. He wanted the small sum
of $1,000,000 to increase the finan
cial circulation and diminish the
growth of salsoli kali tragus in his
own beat, not to put down dog
fennel in Dixie or give a Southern
laborer one dollar.
If the million*dollars had to be
taken from the treasury we should
hare preferred that the crank send 1
it down here to kill dog fennel s»I
we could have gotten some of it in
circula ion in our midst.
Instead of that, he wanted it all
kept in his neighborhood to kill
“salsoli kali tragus.” The salsoli '
kali tragus slayer is about a match
for the chinch bug exterminator
and both are third party states
men. They are on “a parity,”
good sir.—Vindicator.
“Orange Blossom” gives imme
diate relief and permanently cur-*
all diseases peculiar to ladies, Hom
by D. W. Curry.
THE HUSTLE-1 OF ROME. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 26 1894
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