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i"X’KBENT EVEN I ■ AS MOt LDED
BY THE STATE J'Ai'EltS.
I
I The New*of the W«<k Gatlier
cd and Boiled Down \n
' Hour With tlif i d>< - <>f the
j
( W’lycroM i* dow connecred with
(Navant.nl), l-y telephone
-i One <J U>e in i) <!.l'• t< • t'lken by
(the Athena nrichar.t.i watt pre* nUd
>t<> a fanner to sign, and after reading
it over carefully, be '-nd that the only
w»t Io get out (if; i'i: ;t I’-’ >■ .0 waa
to die.
A tenant house of Mr. f M Gibb'.n
farm near S'* in! Circle wm recently
burned, the fire conuuniing t ivtl ,n;'
in it. It won occupied by afa mly of
negroea, and was atipjxmcd to 1*
burned by a little child, which w.u*
left alone, playing w ith the fire.
Haya the Gibson Entri pr -' For
then* reasons, we aay again that
until Gov. McDaniel anno hi<-« m his
intention be may count on
the Enterprise to let her people 1. now
he is there to stay, and this we
reiterate once more against all
comers.
• There is a negro girl in Athen,
who claims tl.at she him a fr< g in her
arm that travels up and down her
arm from her wrist to her shoulder.
She nays that another woman con
jured her when she was young, and
the frog has been in her arm < vci
since.
John Hammond, who ki <•) s a small
grocery store near Jonesboro, com
mitted suicide a few days n -o by
cutting his throat. The lost, mch of
hirn olive he was sitting in a room of
his house reading.a paper. Half an
hour Jider his wife entered the room
and found him lyim.' upon the floor
dead, with a terrible gash in bis
throat. No reason m assigned far the
suicide. ,
Savannah News: Growers and
dealers say that it is too early to tell
much alsmt the effect of the w inter
on the peach crop. Mr. I’utzel said
yesterday that the crop probably Ims
not been injured yet. The danger
comes after the trees blossom, 'Die
crop will perhaps be a little later than
usual,
A liquor drummer, who was inter
viewed by the Athens Hanner,. s.iv
the business in Georgia is dead, ; a
resurrection. Says he. "With h
single exception, ,Sclinoi<lei, <>f Au
gusto, who still retains b.is trade 1
find the liquor dealers blue and <i.-
In iutened, and they report adeciv v ■
in sales of from 25 t ■ "0 ; si <■< nt.'
Madison county enn furnish a case
of tho most remarkable fecundits a
lady giving birth to four clhliii < n
inside of twev.' months, and not lav
ing twins cither time. About the'
first of .March hist year the wife of Ml
Bradley, living in ihe up] er part < f
that county gave birth to triplets and
the first of this we< k she gave birth to
one making four children in lens
than one year.
Probably the moat prosperous far
nier in South Georgia is Hon. John
A. Cobb, of Sumter county. The
Americus Republican says that foi
the last six or eight weeks he has had
four to eight six mule wn >n -1 .
corn from hit plantation to tba' citv.
The wagons make two trips a we -k
and each wagon is load: d with about
one hundred bushels of shelled
corn
On last Saturday morning a har
rowing accident occurred in 1 lldses's
coaling ground, neu Cudartown.
Tom Young, who was choppii ■ wo I,
had cut n tree which wits ci ook .l,
and, doubting which way it would
fall, ran behind a standing tree to
shield himself. The fallin ; tie. crash
ed down among the limb-, of th, ono
be Was behind, and before 1.,> , MJ
get out of its way it fell upon 1,.m
and crushed him to death.
Mr. 1 rank Heusler, who live ni
Morgan county lost his barn and tw o
horsesand two mules by tire Turn lav
Ui t . it. It was the work of a.i ,
diary. The I inn w». ,- , ;r , 1 ai d Mr.
llctsler s li-.v is in .tp O1 : i t .
annuals and the destruction of a
small lot of forage. Richard Hoe, a
young white man is strongly sus
pected of the arson. He is : , v , under
arrest for assault and batten on his
mother, and will be accused of two
grave crimes ia Morgan sujxr. r
court w hich sits i t -a. ,I.
Death Dealing Darts
The Ravages of a
T'crriUc Curse.
That Claims !t- Victim- by
Thousand* Ihe Horrors
I nearthed Among a Few of
the I'nfornatcs of Atlanta,
the Home of the Patent
Medicine Man.
Atlanta Constitution: Atlanta, al
though in many respects regarded as
ah< ithv citv, i.s not unlike all other
inhabitable |*»rtioiiH of the earth, in
claim , • kt -h ire of victiuia of the
monarch of nil dreaded ailments
blood jxiison. A Constitution man
was d<- -I'ltt-d to investigate some of
the most notd b-cns,--. in Atlanta, and
in his rounds made the following ap
palling discovei ie»:
Mica Chapman Inter
viewed.
Mi name is Mary Chapman, and I
live at the corner of M ilii ims and
Cox streets. I have been a dreadful
sufferer fr<»m scrofula ami running,
eato • ,- ( ..ful ' is u.i-ers for -..x years
Have been waited upon during the
time by seven Atlanta physicians,
ah. > used various advertised remedies,
witho d th': least benefit. The eating
sores on my neck were a mass of cor
ruption almost down to thr bones.
My tl.ioat became so much affected
that I could ucarcely swallow, my
food lodging in a jxirtion of my throat.
1 was reduced to 90 pounds weight—
hem;,' a mere s cleton. In this con
dition I - ommenced the use of B. B.
I», ami found great relief in the first
botth.
“When I had used five bottles my
health had so much improved that
the ’deers had all healed, the swelling
subsided, my appetite returned, my
skin became active, my strength re
turn.l and 1 gained If pounds of
11, -Ji. 1 am now healthy, fat ami
hearty, and am able to do as much
woik as any woman, and feel as hap
py as a lark ”
r»’iss. Wallace Ques
tioned.
Min Minnie Wallace resides with
’•!; , George 1 ickl.imh 11 McAfibe
.■treat, mM from her own li]>sdiie.
reporter learned the following/ap
pidlii.g story:
f- . ’rid months ago she became
alm ,t totally blind and deaf. Her
bones became tie-sent of intense pain,
her joints were swollen anil painful,
and eventually her whole body and
limbs became covered with splotches
ami small r ri s. . Her a)>]>etite failed,
and she gradually lost liesh and
strength, and had but little use of
h, is-If. ns her limbs and muscles
... .. j 01 -dy..ud.
To- tin. reporter she said; I had
euinat • . ■■■ id
1,,. e bottle bf B. n B B had been
taken I began t > see and lie.vr. When
! l ad completed the use of six bottles
; 1., yes; lit and h.-ariug was.fully
. ’ .1, sen.’e of taste returned, all
spldti In s disappeared, soreness idl
h tied, and niy strength and flesh
restored."
• S nd to Blood Balm Co., Atlanta,
if. . for their Book of wonders, free.
Eor sale at the Drug Store of
Dr D L. Peeples, (larletn I la.
aug-! .
it., .i. r !• . -‘ i :
Beall & Co.,
612 .Broad Si , Augusta, Ga
Druggists
AMD
DEALERS IN
Seeds and Paints.
\\ V. are inpcHi'iun to srll
Drugs, Paints
AND
SESIDS
At Bottom Figures.
r ’..a- ;.» M Jy M’.wd I’lint.-. 32 shsdes. by gal
>' ' ' V l "' bins., ! Oil. Turpvntinc.
h 4 l. nnuc, W m.l, « au.s and l’ U |.
, ~ W ~ .., n. if yoii tliink of I'mr.ting.
' D'D. l;c|H. EUGG 6 Mlt'P
• u u |S! lampiH’iiig done
•»« t aua nios. -uuiu - luauuei I v
I, McIXTO.su A KOIiKI.TS
atiaukva, *
Special Notice.
\LI, i »rti»-« iudi-bted V, mo for rnodicj!
«. rv,: «■ art ieqii*.vt*<l to come forward .
aud’»<-ttl<-at vn<-». aitln-r by nor* or the ca.li
or 1 fu.’J •-!-• -re -. iut»iuau at: rre-y ■
janl l A. J S.vipnw. M. D.
Gih:en A Sasawrrille B B
Ar .r<TA,G, R. Rati.road, I i
An.t ~i a, G Jmc. 10, M>. )
Id effect Suudiy, ■ mber 11, at sp. j
m. . w • i i
Except Sunday*- rawMcngere ana Freight.
No. 1 a m. No. 2 A. M
Leave G:b on 5 | Lv.Auguata.. 6:23
“ Htopieton .':45 “ WeeVria .7:02
•* |»op4? G:(JU “ Gracewt>.<] 7:26 !
“ .Matthew* 615 “ Richmond
“ hi lith • 6-23 “ H< phzibah «:0n
“ Key* 6-XS Batii ..832
“ Burke. 6.501 “ Burke .856 (
«• Barb 7:05 “ Kev* .0 20
“ H phzibah 7:17 “ bnnth V3B
“ Eichmon 1 737 “ Mattbewa .• M
** Grac* w<M>d 717 “ Pope. .10 14
\v« • jj.i, m. 03 “ s jletou .10 38 j
Arrive A • >0 Arrive Gil 11 38
No. 3 r M So 4 P M
Ix ?.se Gib»<.n 1:45 ava. Angnsta 50 >
“ h‘ vpieten 247 “ \S«-»iUria .5 27
“ ]’<, r r 211 “ Giiteewood.s 42 ■
“ M.Jtli 'A- .3 36 “ Kichrnond .5 52 1
“ Smith 348 “ H' phzibah 612 1
Kovr 4 04 u Bath .. 6 24 ;
!• Burke 4°O “ Butke 639
•• Bath 454 “ Key* 654
“ If j. zib.-.h 518 “ Smith.... 70»
“ Richmond 553 “ Matthews .717:
“ Gio- wood. 605 “ Pope ... 7 32.
•« WextAria .6 ?'i “ Stapleton 747
Arrive. Angunta 647 Arrive Gibeon.. 20
KUNGAYS PASSENGERS ONLY.
N■>. 1 A M. No. 2 A. M
L' .it- 6.10 Leave Angawta. .8 0o
“ Srapkton .6.73 “ WeMteria B:z7
“ Pope 7.08 “ Gia •< wood.F:4l
“ SltUhewH 7.23 “ Richmond 8;.j2
Smith 7.31 “ *
“ Key- 7:16 “ Bath 9.21
“ Burke V :O2 “ Burke . 9.11
“ Bath 8:17 “ Kcye 9.55
“ ’{epLzii>.t,h '.'2 “ hintiii lU.i(
“ Richmond. ■■ " H thenra .10.17
“ Gracewood 9.C3 ' “ Pope . 10 32 1
“ Western “ Htai.loton 10.47
Arrive Augusta.. .9.45 Arrive Giofton. 11 29
No. 3 P. M. | No. 4 p. M.
Le w« Gib- n . 3.20 j Leave Aug ‘ : «>0 i
“ Stapleton. 4.03 “ W«.-'«na. .' 27
*, P'.pn 4.18 “ Grac< r00d..3:42
“ Miiihcwi 433 “ L. 'hi . nd ; ■
“ Smith 4.41 “ Hephzi 1 ib 4.12
“ Kev._ 476 “ Bat!. . . ■JI
“ Burke.. 5:11) “ Burke. .5 4<»
- Ba‘h 5 26 “ Kgvm 4
“ Hephzibah. 5:38 ; “ Smit?: .5:10
“ !:■• imond .7 Matthew*; 5:18
“ Grace wood. 6:08 “ Pope • 5:33
“ Wrriti-i ia. o? 3 “ Staph-1 in 547
Ar; :vc Augi.rt.i. 6;soArrive Gibbon G:3O
R.M. MITCHELL, Pres: Jem.
d I« 'LL P r> % F
and all Eiucus Compiaikts are relieved by taking
WfifCHTSINDIAII VEGETABLE PILLS
frutb Vecstatlt! So Orbing. Friw 255. AU Utagcislx
THE GREAT
5,10 and 15 Cent Store,
No. 526 Broad Street; Augusta, Ga,
G. B. LUBE, Proprietor,
MANUFACTURE!; AND DEALER IN
Plain, Stamped and Japanned Tinware.
WH'JI.r.SAI.E AND RbTZIC DeAI.BRS Ix
Crnekorv. L imp* and Gl'.<«warn. Wooden and Willow-ware, etc.
Jewelry and Fancy G< dsa specialty.
' ' ’ ! ap23-l
WOTICB.” _
j ;o:—— _
Order your Gin Bibs from
PKNDLKTON FOUNDRY AND MU’HINE WORK!
CHAS. F. LOMBARD, Prop’r. V M. PENDLETON, Supt.
MANUFACTURE AND DEAL IN
MILL MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES,
i No. Gio, 617 and 619 Kollock Street. Augusta, Georgia
> CMttogeef .11 kind, executed prompily, to inn ei brass. Pulley., Gearing, Shattos Jeune’
| b.>x.-., Mtgar Mills, Inject.ns. Uater U beds, GorwnoiH, Saws. Files, Engine Supplies In i
L routs, balcony Casting-, oc., Ac. ° 1 1 ’ 11 '
Special Attention Given to Repairs.’
Correspondence solicited. au 2 7
MmruNniE
LINIMENT
Diarchoe a, Ki iney Troubles, au. t
PARSON S 1 ■S.° PILLS
rr r..', tiSner or W di«'sjf<“ I 'lh'.Yr7rorZ l i-'jn aVotmd' Mehtas worth’ll?!! WII1 ' >O ’‘ :iVoi 7 cure or
J -...5. Find out about item and you win s'wav.bLth2fkfu? dr“ ZPI ““ tlmoa the ooat of a box of
.o.deeerywbcre. or .ent by m..l for Mo.
ucmq i ■
ks liiniiC nClsu Ln I&SmSs
*Wcta.-k
Home Council
We take pleasure in calling your
attention to a remedy no long needed
in earning children safely through
the critical stage of teething. It is nn
, incalculable blessing to mother and
child. If yon are disturbed at night
with a sick, fretful, teething child, use
Pitts’Carminative, it will give instant
relief, and regulate the bowels, and
make’teething safe and easy. It will
cure Dysentery and Diarrhrea. Pitts’
Carminative is an instant relief for
colic of infants. It will pron.ole di
gestion, give tone and energy to the
stomach and bowels. The sick, puny, .
suffering child will soon become the ,
I fat and frolicing joy of the household.
It is verv pleasant to the taste and
onlv costs 25 cents jer bottle. Sold i
I by druggists.
’ For -de at Holliday’s Drug Store
Harlem, Gx. and by W. J. Heggie, of ;
’ Grovetown. :
OPEN FIRE CTnVCQ
VENTILATOR? lU ȣ2
PATENTED.
Bum any kind of Fuel!
SOFT OR HARD COAL.
A They keep the air tn
u room pure by
Perfect Ventilation
BAVE IN FUEL
MORE TKAM THEY COST
Keep buffer than anff
other k‘nd of utore.
C!VE NO CAS
BUT BURN IT ALL
THEY SECVBB
Health fulneee*
By P’vrfoGt V jntilation
Econo h» y,
Ly By Perfect Combustioa.
Cheerial
Comfort,
£7 " gy Uniform* Equable Warmth
Ab low la pric» aa the oheap«*t IllumtaaUon m from
•n Oi-en-Grate Fire. Worth in x-e than the meet eoetly.
Seo an Open-FiroVentilator Stove, with fire in it, before
buying any stove. Auk your above dealer to thow y«m
one; if tw has none ncn lto us fur catalogues and teeti.
""6010’$ HESTER fSFG, CO. «i
024-642 East 14th St., NewYoriU
~r , , . ... . •-» ■<.«>*»t iiw Mln ,
' i b’A MJi H«t A >.IUEAKSEoS AfJ
■YikBILII i KES DECAL
A Lisa Experience. Remarkable and , !
quick cures. Trial Packages. Send I
e tamp for sealed particulars. Address !
Br. i¥AF.3 & CO. L ouisiana, Mo.
We Stand at the Head
WITH THE
LIGHT BCNXINO
DOMESTIC,
Davis, Household
f. '-’if V . rISW! Aro
jn NEW HOME
Sewing Machines,
~ J new style
Attachments,
NewZStyle Wood Work.
Patti-1 land Attachment Furnished Free.
.VK) Crowl Si-eon<l-Han<l Sewing Machines taken in exchange for above makes, to be eeld ee
half value. ?5, HO, 115 each, warranted in good sewing order. Sewing Machine* of all ask*
epaire d. • ■
Agents for Domestic Paper Patterns.
Send for Catalogue and Price Lista to
THOMAS, BARTON & KEY,
Tlie Sew ing Machine and Organ Dealers, 924 Broad Street, Anynste, 4*
WATCHES 1 DIAMONDS I JEWELRY I
Largest and Handsomest Stock in Georgia.
H AYING purchased F A BRAHE’S ENTIRE STOCK OF JEWELRY and'eeneolideted
_ with itt lie elegant stock formerly carried by me at my old stand under tha Central Hotel,
I now offer at reduced price, the handsomest stock of Jewelry, Silverware, Ac . ever eeoa ia
this ci v. at my NEW STORE, Corner Broad and Seventh Street*, and familiarly known aa
‘•Brahes Corner.”
Mr. BRAHE will remain with me, and will be pleased to see his friends.
WILLIAM SCIIWEIGERT,
Jeweler, atreat
AT GOODYEAR’S
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND A FULL LINE OF
Medium and Cheaper Grades
OF
Open and Top Buggies,
At Lower Prices than at any other House this side of Cincinnati. This work is all ma da h
mder, are Lighter Running and Better Finished than the claaa of work generally auld aa Su«<-
ard v ehiciea. But I have- just received a Full Line of Fine
Family Carriages, Phaetons & Cabriolets I
. annll ‘ f nt of those Fine Open and Top Buggies, made upon speeial »r
--deis, by th., best manufacturers N, rth and East. Nothing being used in th* construction »f
these vehicles but the best materials, and in Quality, Stvle and Finish, are un«quall*d by any
others now in the market. In stock a Full Line of ‘ eu*quau*« oy any
Saddles and Harness—All Gradesd
Lacing of superior quality, Rubber and Leather Belting. Also a full line of Leath.r, 101 l
HARDWARE.
A. R. GOODYEAR, Agent,
At the Old Stand, Opppotate Georgiaßaihoad Bank, 704 Broad sT” 01 *° R ' H ' MAT *°°
C. C. P. c. M,
g M Clouds Creek
B ®B| 3 PORTABLE CORN MILLS
|Sif E?™ Make the very best Meal. Brieeo Jew.
M& a r A iEw Ji® build them in a very substantial ma as or
O O best a bJ>ile? n f?H K ° R j GINrtCTOIM. the
FVi ’ . 1 001161 feeder made. Only one handle
W \vl BOIIJEBS f‘
®f S'iH’O'lSsS- Wi and S repair^nk^d S±: ? Make
L‘ j '■■ ifor' M u fi]ii P k J n v B °r “achinerv; alse keep
J- -■‘J.'- ' A’/\ Su^K ‘ t . lc (ck ° r £u oines ad< Mill FiUa<«,
Jsr k
Geo. R. Lombard & Co.
Foundrv t yy ■, Foundry, Machine and Boiler Werke.
roundly, Machme and Boiler Works, also Mill and Epgin.
Supply House, Augusta, Ga.