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The South western news., 1888-11-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

Editor Rainey of the Macon,
/ Evening News was in the city
Sunday.
representative Kendrick was at
home Sunday.
Mrs. John Danriel Invent over to
Montgomery, week before last to
attend the marriage Of Miss Susie
Thomas OF that city.
Mr.. Geo, Thornton and wife of
Preston, are visiting Mr., andMIs.
j. II. Crouch.
Mrs. Badger spenta few days in
Macon last week.
Cooper Morgan was circulating
among his friends here last week,
Col. Harper Black of Sumter,
was In the city last week.
Mr.. Robert Lancaster, of Isabel>
la, Worth Co. is visiting his kins-
man Capt. j. A, Fulton.
Captain S. 4. Weston, of Albany,
is in the city.
Van Ripper has return to Dawson
and is located over Nc Gills
store,
Mr.. John 4 Thomas and wife
Of Sumter county, were n the city
this week on visit to their daugh,
ter, Mrs. B. L. Christie.
jim Farnu,h has returned, after
few days stay in Macon.
Clifford, Eugene, Farrar. eldest
son of DIR. G. w. Farrar of this
city went up to Americas last Sur
day,
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Gi ORGIA-Ic.rell ountv:

Gi ORGiA-1c.reil oun'y:
Z dinar 5 Office Nov, : 1888.
v hereGa. o. n. Geise Admin
traitor OF 4 chen Geise d ceas
reptsants to the curt III his peu
i'm. d, y flied and e tered on re-
cord, that he bAs iuIly administer
q said Reuben Gise estate. Tpls
Is therefore TO cite all persons con-
cerned, kindrel and creditors, to
show cause, II any thcy can, VIII,
aid Administrator should not h
isct argel rom his administration.
md receive letters of disnission or
the first Mo. day in February 1889
II. S, BELL Ordinary.
II times
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GEORGIA. Terrell county.

=
Oruuary's Office, October 2. '88.
Whereas, A J Kenney, admin
istr.t TOR OF l. D Reynolds, de ceased,
represents 70 the curt in his pc,
tiitn, duly flied ald Ell. tered on
reord hat he has fully admins,
tered sail l. d Reynolds esu te.
This is Therefore to cite ali persons
concerned, kindred and creditors,
to show cause, fanny they can, why
mi administrator should rot be
DISCHARGED from his administration,
and receive letters OF disnisSion on
the first Mouddy III Junusry 1889
JcL
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NO lCEII E: j..
GEORGIA-Terrell Comfy

GAoHGiA-Terrell County:
Ordinary's Oliice, Nov. I, 1888.
4 lawful number Of iraa.holders
of the ll5oth District of said coun.
ty having filed their pet lion for
an election in said district, in order
to deter uine whether the stock law
shalI 90 into effect ia said district
notice is hereby given that said pc
tition vii be beard and passed
upon on Friday, the 23rd day Of
November lS88.at ten o'clock an
81. II. $. BELL,
Ordi.ary.
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Car Load Bran Just received ! Y
T. .. Whitehall & Co.
2 time
10 EE CL0SEG our At CNc:

1900 yards dress goods It t0c.
Cost s to 25c.
800 yards Cashmercs at cost.
800 yards sattcens at Zoe.
ost 8 to zoe.
1000 yards Calicos at Sc.
800 yards Black Silks and Satin at
SOC. Cost G5c. TO 1925.
40 yards Rusching at 81.
10) pair Boys Boots at So. Ter
pair.
4 large lot Of Passamcntry, Black
Lace, Fringe and Braid Trimmings
at less than cost.
3 Dozen Jersey Jackets at cost.
4 tew Ladies Fine Wraps at less
than cost.
Also few Fine Bcavc~ Clocks ut
halt price and a great many other
things in Fancy Dry Go, DIS and
Notions MELTON BHos.
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Nr. i NJ Bolton, of Webster,
WIS in the city las week. He IN
formed us that he had sold his
property in that county AMI won d
move to Mississippi in few days.
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Admins orators Sale.


GEORGIA terrell [ ounty:
by Nit.u4 Ot an ord from the
CoAr9 OF Ordinary of Iu county,
"lI he sold before the court louise
door in Dawson, Ga, Oh the fist
4uvStay III December next, the
west AIT ot lot OF land number III
/ the 3rd Distinct OF erieIl touu-
~ Ca, containing l0l ! acres more
or less. Sod as he p.opersy oi
estate o: Sarah A HeuIn, deceased.
Terms lsh.
Now IS. J. Il. MERCER.
A'tti.llIiSirat,.r.
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4 announce myself as a candi.
2 date for reelection to the office
of Tax Collector. am trul5 under
obligations to my friends, white and
colored, for the kind support they
have given ne in the past, aud !
hope that in the future | will still
merit their support / place myself
in the hands OF the voters of Terrell
county and ask their kindly sup,
port. Respectfully,
j. I'll, CRoUCH.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

We understand that Mr.. L. c.
Durham, who is to move to this CITY
il a few days, will buy out one of
our leading grocery houses.
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10 YEgTEY & GD52zs'3.
Ai.rninistraLor's Sale

GEORGIA. Terrell County:
BY virtue Of an order from the
Court q Ordinary Of said county,
will be sold before the court house
door in Dawson. Ga on the first
Tuesday in December lext, lot OF
land, number 1874, Except 80 acres
an the south side thereof already
Sold i'll the 18th District O Terrell
county Georgia. Sold as the props
cry Of estate o. James fitzpatrick
deceased. Terms Cash.
1t. A. w FITZPATRICK,
Administrator.
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Invitations are out for the mar
riage, on the % tn. OF this month,
of Editor E L Raioey, of the Macon
News to Miss NamleSymmes, of this
place.
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Do not buy your clothing until
you gel rrices from the Fed Star
Store. We are determined not to
be unlerso'd by ANYBODY.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

Mr.. George Pace, Of Arlington, will
move to Dawson on Jany. LIST and
engage in the wagon and carriage
business.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

The Baptist Sunday School have
appointed a committee to arrange
for the Xmas entertainment,
The South western news., 1888-11-21

The ladies of the Babtist Church
will give festival at Armory Hall
next wednesday night, for the ben,
eft Of that Church.
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OUR OCK far the aalE srade Is unsurpassed.
~ T. get Gt,e Choice Oa 9gse Esa>E GOODS 5m Ghc
MARKETS. aRd our coFnsaaassi ia rGaSs casa
abic> bMy aa Ea2qCs s5aaa gjye otr cogss4
ptgisors Cold G;gs;E1S
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Willie Roberts is behind the
counter at The SOUTHWESTERN
News book store.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

Clocks large and small, correct
time keepers, for sale at A j Bal
dwin q Co., at figures that will
please purchasers.
limo.
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Invitations will be issued to day
for Domino Party to be had at
Armory Hall on the 29.h. inst,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tplace myself before the people
sAfor reelection tc office of
sheriff. If reelected | will ems
deavor to he faithful to all the
trusts reposed in me. If re- eleced,
F NJ Jennings will be my deputy.
/. q. MARSHALL.
The South western news., 1888-11-21
"S0.zgY" ALLYEa m jan.
The Alleged Slayer of Wiley Rafkinr IN
terHiewed.

county was transferred from the
Morgan Jail to the Jail in this city
last Thursday, and was immediate
ly interviewed by a representative
of The News. He s~ems to be
about thirty-fve yelrs Of age, me.
dunn height, weighs about one
hundred and fifty pounds with
dark hair and beard. Has an open
and rather handsome countenance
and would not give one the idea of
a murderer. He gave the follow
ing account of the affair
II am poor man with six children
AID an unhealthy wife, and run a
one horse farm ten miles northwest
of Morgan. Thursday night before
t 'e shooting went to MIR. Harper
Daniels to see about some dogs.
TAis WAS seventeen miles from my
HON i, was up all night. Next
night went to bed rather early on
that account. My father came
ov'r t. see me about ar OK, bat
W 'uld not wake me. Two darkeys
c ne over to go 'possum hunting
with my boys, wanted to wake me
to get my permission, but wife
wouldn't let them. Negro woman
came over to my house the same
night to see my daughter about
something. My children, father
and the woman testified this. The
negroes were not allowed to do so.
OF course my wife couldn't, Next
DAY went to my father to borrow
$4,000 with which to compromise
$4,000 debt | owed Watkins. Got
Il Mr., Perry to 90 and see Watkins
for me. Heard before Mr.. Perry's
return that Watkins had been shot
an consequently he did not arrange
it for me.
Mr.. Raglan swore that ! had said
in the presence OF my wife and DR..
Brisco if Watkins levies on my
crop g-d-him I'll kill him.
He admitted later that l did not
curse. DIR. Brisco swore that he
hearC me say nothing of the kind.
This is the only grounds they had
for committing me, and why Mr..
Raglan swore this cannot imagine
for God in Heaven knows |
never made such a remark.
They tried to bring up a threat
that they claim l made year IRE,
vious to this, but could not suh-
stantiate it, also tried to prove by
two neg oes that | was seen on the
road with my gun the nj hit o. the
murder, but they failed again in
this,
They tried TO prove too that l
was a bad character and that it was
almost dangerous to let me ran
lar e anyway, but there is not a
man in Calhoun county can say
truthfullY that | ever knowingly
harmed anyone, aud that | was
ever other than a quiet peaceful
citizr u. | always paid my deb is
every year and would have done so
this, had it not been for the heavy
expense | had on account of my
"lle 5 SICKNESS
ulo say one llme. "hen worFit d
about the way Watkins threatened
10 'rea' me- 'na' ne must Ge with
out a soui.
All l ASK Is mat the people re-
nam impartial TIL l am tried be
fore a higher court where | hope
" n"T0 '''' ''',9 ofIus''' ''' more
i,,at;ao aa,o
tho oourt orli,d;,,o mo o,.o. T.,
The South western news., 1888-11-21

Hot and cold baths at the city
Barber Shop, B B Wilburn,
tt Proprietor.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

Messrs. Dan and Os31r Crouch
are making valuable i'm rovements
on their residences.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

The Methodist people are pego-
tating for a lot Oh which to build
a church.
The South western news., 1888-11-21
Hnasmnclt as Mr.. ]. D. Lain.

Huasmuch as Mr.. J, d. Laina
] will not be a candidate for re-
election to the office of county treas
urer, announce myself as a candi
didate Tor that office and res1ect.
fully solicit the votes of my fellow
county men. lie ected | promise
anintelligent aud faithful discharge
of duty.
rI-s
The South western news., 1888-11-21

Tannounce to the voters of Fer
E&rell county that / am caLdi-
date for the office OF Ordinary. Ii
elected will try to be faithful to
the trust reposed.
j w. ROBERTS.
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We hav. the GOODS 10 sE2.', ass va All be
undersoGd by am. Body IL g0y EsANr 10 &E>
CGssE GGNUNG BARGAINS .EoAl.> EtsE
CEs0VVD TO
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j. A HoRsLEy.

Z hereby announce myself as a
3 candidate for Treasurer of
Terrell county. Promising if elects
ed to fill the office with trust and to
the best OF ny ability.
3. 3. PERRY.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

1t you want new and beauti,
tul Organ call at this office.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

DEPEND UPON ET-That our prices a~e the
lowest. Oar asset al the 3arEsH AA l3z3.l
pgeae amd in guil:iy g.ac D".s.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

Mr.. W F Lott will move to the
country and try farming next year.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

The candy man has come to Daw-
son and the small boy is happy.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

Mr. Geo r HAYES, OF Dover
vii move to Berr'en county the
after part Of this month. Mr..
Hayes has heen, for long years, :.
good and useful citizen of Terrell.
nd we regret to see him leave US
The South western news., 1888-11-21

NJ. Jcf Simms and DIR. Kiniou.
Of Weston, passed through the
city last week, enroute to MiIiedge-
vile, where they go to take the
formers unfortunate son, Oscar.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

&c the Voters of Terrell.
+ hereby announce myself can,
SA didate for Shorthand if you see
fit to elect me, l promise faithful
and conscientious discharge of the
duties of the office.
b. F. MELTON.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

The colored Baptists win soon
begin the construction OF fine
church.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

announce to the voters of
- Terrell county that | am a
candidate for reelection to the office
of Tax Receiver of Terrell county
at the coming January election.
If again called to serve the people
| will discharge the duties of the of
flee faithfully and to the hest of my
ability. G. NJ. harris.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

hereby announce myseIfa can
\ didate for Tax Collector, Of
Terrell Courtyard respectfully ask
the voters OF this County, to vote
tor me. If elected, | will DISCHARGE
the duties Of the Office to the best
OF my ability.
Respectfully,
Q. q. KING.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

New Country Syrup at
T. 0. Whitchard Co.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

we have SAVED E0y 7s0VEY ssa t.ar :,a>s Esd
if you will comtmc give GaisA Eca U.s. sg~ wssj save
A0U more i:a ehe 4;atarc.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

Rev. Jesse Rogers filed the pull
pit at the Baptist church Sunday
uight. He delivered an able and
instructive sermon.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

Mr. Bob. Bishop is buildjn., on
Oran &c street.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

We notice the public roads ars
being but in nrde.. Good s!gn
hat court will soon convene.
The South western news., 1888-11-21
LOCALS.

A few more syrup barrels at
FULToN's.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

Mr.. Bishops wood yard is a
complete success. A laundry in
connection, properly managed,
nj hit he equally successful.
The South western news., 1888-11-21
I'M Pa 0V= NJ EN- rs.

Rev. Mr.. Bob. Hatcher is build
ing neat little cottage on the lot
adj1n ng Mrs. cNulty's.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

Little ~ Billie Gibson and
Louis Peoples went down on the
Gamble hammock, one day last
week, squirrel hunting. Twenty
were killed in short while aud it
is reported that Louis killed all Of
t I'm Lut nineteen.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

FULToN's.
The candyman has come to Daw
son and the small boy is happy.
Mr.. W F Lott will move to the
country and try farming next year.
1t you want a new and beauti.
tdl Organ call at this office.
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The Baptist Sunday School have
appointed a committee to arrange
for the Xmas entertainment.
Willie Roberts is behind the
counter at The SoUTHwEsTERN
News book store.
New Country Syrup at
I, 0. Whitchard Co.
Invitations will be issued to dav
for a Domino Party to be had at
Armory Hall on the 29lh. inst,
Hot and cold baths at the city
Barber Shop, B B Wilburn,
tt Proprietor,
The Methodist people are pego,
t ating for a lot Oh which to build
a church.
The ladies of the Babtist Church
will give festival at Armory Hall
next wednesday night, for the ben,
eft of that Church.
Invitations are out for the mar
rlage, on the % tn. OF this month,
of Editor Z L Raioey, of the Macon
News to Miss NamleSymmes, of this
place.
Mr.. George Pace, Of Arlington. will
move to Dawson on Jany. LIST and
engage in the wagon and carriage
business.
We understand that Mr.. L. c.
Durham, who is to move to this city
il a few days, will buy out one OF
our leading grocery houses.
Clocks large and small, correct
time keepers, for sale at A j Bal.
dwin q Co.,, at figures that will
please purchasers.
limo.
Rev. jesse Rogers filed the pull
pit at the Baptist church Sunday
night. He delivered an able anG
INSTRUCTIVE Scr'li"h'
Mr.. Bishon's wood ward &c 8
comnlete success A laundry :,
connection, properly managed
might be equally successful.
Little (?) Billie Gibson anc
Louis Peoples went down ON tn,
Gamble hammock, one day las
week. squirrel hunting. Tyept,
"'''',' ~ T'''' = "o,'e "un :
: ''''', '''''' "'''''' al y
80, -
Mrs, c. l.. Mize's reputation as
a Milliner is known and appreciat
ed tar and near.
She, last week, filed several or
When it comes to DESIGNING beau.
tiful and stylish costumes, Mrs
Mi2t has few superiors
in the potato race Friday nigh
Jim Black WON o. the money, Sc
curing seveutyeight potatoes. Pref
ty good skating, considering tina
there were only one bushcl in tht
box and over fifteen contestants.
Bud fafrar ana Olem Vrlihn de
serve credit Tor the taste displayed
III rearranglng Or hendrIc%S Drus
Sore W 18th a little pant an(
trouble they have succeeded II
city.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

Bud Farrar and Glen Griffin de,
serve credit FOR the taste displayed
in rearranging DR. Hendricks Drug
S;ore, With q little Paint and
trouble they have succeeded in
making it one Of the neatest in the
city.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

Mrs, c. l.. Mize's reputation as
a Milliner is known and appreciat-
ed far and near.
She, last week, filed several or
ders for parties III Brunswick.
When it comes to designing beauo
tiful and stylish costumes, Mrs.
Mi2t has few superiors.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

in the potato race Friday night
jim Black WON O. the money, Sc
curing seveutyeight potatoes. Pret-
ty good skating, considering that
there were only one bushcl in the
box and over fifteen contestants.
The South western news., 1888-11-21

Clifford, Eugene, Farrar, eldest
son of DR.. G. w. Farrar of this
city went up to Amer:cus last Sur
day,
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Ms, cenln ma. rIsn,y az sense.

NEw YoHK, Feb. 2.--hIiss Colin, IN,
Cincinnati hcirc- who loves Kyrlc Bcllew
Is still In Jersey City. Fear Of the It'll,
slip Of paper which awaits her ON this sid,
OF the North river Il what keeps her there
Tor this paper " an order committing Mis-
Coffin TO Bloominglalo asylum. Mis-,
Coffin still refuses In blunt, curt fashion,
all offers Of assistance from strangers, and
nj the samo time persists In making un.
necessary condolences 10 those whom she
has met about the hotel. She seems 10 bc
thoroughly posted N 10 her legal rights
and limits, and attributes her dcmeanor 10
untoward circumstances.
81 would be pleased 10 know" she
cries, ''if Il IL not enough 10 make a woman
insane 10 he limited 90 two handkerchief.
cake OF eoap, aud n tooth brush for q
warirobc2"
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JOSEPH HOFFMAN.
The Musical Prodigy Not overworked
His Father Wants the Earth.

The Musical Prodigy Not overworked
His Father Wants the Earth.
NEW York, Feb. 2.--Josoph Hoffman,
the boy pianist, underwent an examina.
ton at the mayors Office today as result
Of the complaint that he was being over.
worked, made by President Elbridge It.
Gerry, Of the Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty TO Children. The mayor, DR..
Joseph Ii. Bryant, OF the health board, and
Drs. Janeway, Lewis Sayre and A. McLane
Hamilton conducted the examination.
Hoffman was in good spirits and evidently
in splendid health. He said everybody
treated him kindly. The doctors concluded
that the boys physical and mental cond-
tons were in good order. His nervous
organization was not to be judged as that
OF an ordinary child. Manager Henry L.
Abbey said he was willing 10 abide by any
decision the mayor might make. His
honor decided that the player should bo
allowed to give four performances week.
Afterward, Mr.. Gerry announced that a
wealthy gentleman, whose name lac was
not at liberty TO give, had authorized him
to offer lloflman's father $4,000 for the
education OF the boy, provided he were
Withdrawn from public performances until
he becamc'of age. Mr.. Hoffman replied
that he thought 800, 1000 would be neces-
safy Tor the purpose, and he and Mr..
Terry VIII confer on tho matter again.
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No Other Book Published Does This.

TIIRDn rs directions the
class OF physicians butt gives separately and for
each the different schools Of medicine and In
eminent their modes
uted 10 the needs family school
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JacL Demp.e,,- o,,a,,,,,,,.

PrrrsnuRo, Pa, Feb. AIT present
Pittsburg has another man who can be
matched 10 fight Jack Dempsey with OF
without gloves, for $500 or s., 600 side.
Jack Fogaty Is the man In whom the
Pit,sbuE sporting people place their no.
lance and he has secured backing enough
IN this city TO match him against Dempsey
as soon as possible.
The Piitsburgers offer 10 deposit $500
forfeit at once to bind match. They arc
willing that tho fight takes place nj any
available place In the country, and thai
bare knuckles be prrierol
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rmo women n,rneh >, . rra,n.

CmoAGclll., Feb. ?. While crossing
the Foriy-ilith street crossing Of the Fort
Wayne road, last night, Mrs. Matilda
Carlson and Miss Amelia Mowers were
struck by the north bound work train, go
ing at a higltric Of speed. Mrs. Carlson
was thrown under tho wheels Of the en-.
CINE, both legs being crushed below tho
knees, besides other injuries, She died an
hour later. Miss Mowers was thrown
some distance, receiving fractured hip, a
scalp wound and other injuries. She Il
still In an unconscious condition.
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GO SLOW, BRITisHER, 90 sLo
Admiral Henage Liable to Bring the
Mother" Country Into Trouble.

hthlHhi henuke blaDlo 10 Bring the
Mother" Country Into Trouble.
OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. admiral Hen.
age, who assumed command Of the British
ileet in the Pacific, has, in his report TO
the British government, called attention
to the inefiiciency and weakness OF the
squadron on the Pacific coast Az result,
II Is reported here that the imperial gov.
crnmcnt has decided TO add several vessels
TO the admiraPs command Ills orders
Tor tho coming season include a sharp
lookout TO zee that tho rights OF British
sealing vessels In Behring's sea are not in
terfcred with in the future. When here
the admiral said that II he had been in
command Of the station when the several
Canadian schooncrs were seized by the
United States cutter Corwin last year, he
would have given the Yankee cruiser a
sample OF what British Justice was. The
admiral IL said 10 he hot-headed old
sailor, and II would surprise no one here
to learn that he got Great Britain into
some. sort Of squabblo before the sum.
mcr ia over
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COTTON MANUFACTURING.
Tho Increased Number OF Mills In the
South 100 Per Cent. Since iaoo.


South 100 Por Cent. Since 1890.
BAlrmoRE, Nd, Feb. 2.-!Tho Manu.
fuoiuHos Record Tor this week will publish
special issue devoted to the cotton man.
ufaciurng interests Of tho south, having
complied liz information through direct
correspondence with every coiion-mill In
that section. The number Of cotton. mills
south Of the Ohio river. and including
Maryland and Virginia In 1880, wins i7p,
with 5l3,9S9 splndlcs and 1922 looms
On the hrst Of January, 1883, In the same
territory, there werc 2p9 mills, with 49,
1<5 spindlcs and $1,000 looms These
lxurcs show an increase OF over 100 per
cent The mills now under construction
and those for which the money has been
SECURED, and upon which work will shortly
hcgin, and the additions 10 the plants Of
old milk, viii require, a. shown by the
Krronfs report. 2f2.000 spindlce and tx
40 looms. In the number II rpindlcs
and Iocn,s Georgia leads, having $50. 40
of the foxmH and 1907 Of the latter.
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NEW EDITION.
No Other Book Published Does This

sEcoND-When really attacked
and
But all ordinary afuH
Of this kind could hm)
The point Is that teaches distinguish between dangerous
and tells you When necessary and when
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while North Carolina is first in the num-
Der OF mills and second in tho number Of
spindles, though the percentage of in
crease in that State, az well as in South
Carolina, is greater than In Georgia. The
reports from tho cotton-mills show that
the aggregate value OF the product Of all
southern mills in 1887, was about $43, O00,-
900 against SCI 200, 900 in 1880