The morning news., 1894-11-25

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GEORGIA
The rice er7p i'm Aoplinr county this
,-esr is very large.
s-.,~zr,, and machine sb,n will he
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c,,,,r-e, mi he bea7.6 ir a few dsvs
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Daniel 4. -iFe1-lofe OF AtIahla mas
!usl lsAeA oo1 " axe HIS ''''ee poles
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W. J. 81 r. p Boswell or Penhela have
failed The rumorS place the AshIutles at
from $4,000 10 $4,000
A barn and its contents on the lot of Mrs.
Sarah Ann Campbell at Elberton was de-
stroyed by fire Wednesday night.
BURLINGTON is the name of new post
office located between Orange and Canton,
where Fort Burlington q was form srIy.
Tho B.n+ist oo-f,vs .4atio1 .,t Eden has
dissolved there moi being enough members
TO sustain it. Tt was organized in 1884.
Tho Pigb+ pe,, C,ls1a,5 t-iplocb Nelson,
t,lto-, f l.s-fs win he in AT7er.,,,e 70
dav ana cond1ct the services AT calvary
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a.. s1Ters,e (,,st of nroduction of cotton
- haen 6e1ovr m cents a Mound
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al Las tniSH u 7--as me- + ~ L'oliils,t'
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one saw se ~ ~ ~ F'7 '9
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Two nns ailli5a 80 ,7 -''s 20 o. ,d ,ti,,
OF Green W. 80 - "a. ~ ~ =, ei'" n'iI5" 49,
ny the IRA" oi ~. 90 ~ $50 oa,I'
2ust beloW q. 80, t5 ,lslil'
lhree OF Ihe VI liS'' IL GU ~ 'i'i i'o'iil'
hul one escaL'S"'
Dahionega sNhu Lula lily can De con
nected py ran 90" - - me ~ Si1i11lIs VI UolH
places VIII give SV,''yV. me copPeI lhlii'S ,
company VIII pL"lu lNT LoaI "a " ieu 1ilo .
hadi otnerWlSe +NS Hii ooiIu d 'ioi" way
TO Lula III order L' SNIP 'Ne' oIe'
z. P. Strong, ol'e OF the Oldest II rot
tho Oldest, merchant In Macon died of
consumption tridGy ul4IillIg AZ . o e1oc
at AsheNlIe, N. -. eo ne sls slois @ @1He
summer. ne "a e. y, -, - a., i7I
sAa LOT lle ld9C Lou4 O' -'~ '0'i0 i'1' "1''h
IN lailIns HeaI'H'
It was understood at Augusta that the
AlgeTnon Mills, which TOR several years
have not been running, VII resume ina
week or Two. ana run On Ltu @ 'lIle. l II Is
blsIea IHal James .. . otlla , 80 uo" win WIN
ne put III charse'
The firm of Kennedy & Lex of EE ,elsior.
who have been merchandising since last
spring, made an assignment Friday, put
ting the business in the hands of Messrs.
Joshua and Bedford Everitt. The liabil-
tiles of the firm are said to be about 81 900,
with about 5000 assets.
While playing around hot tub Of syrup
on Thursday afternoon, the 18th inst,
Della Smith, the 4-year-old laugh ter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Smith, near Matte, by
some means slipped and fell In to the tub.
The child lived in great agony, ur,til Fri
day afternoon about sunset
Polk Anderson. Of Lumpkin cotln tv while
on his way to Gainesville last week with
81 load of cotton, and under the influence
OF liquor, fell from bale upon which he
was sitting. and broke one Of his arms
in two places by getting IL fastened
through the spokes of one Of the front
wheels.
+ NJ Sloan q yveII-to-do far7ner NJ the
RAYS NW neighborbood in Berrien
county. died Tuesday morning. Mr. sloan
feu from his horse about six weeks ago
sustaining Injuries that resulted in his
death Ne vas a rarsve Of North caro-
lima but had been living in Geo rnia for
about tzventy-fve wears
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I4s-1-t1s t, ~ - -1-iIo, NJ ~ -nppilus' Twins
- oIi ,' ~, ,l,l9 s. ms oli seN
a = Sc ~ I--S s oi IitsiI I d So ~ crop
oL aPPlSs' @ @solLle o. mem pelns no" az
@ ,ilo21 ITIl ~ s stoWH nc nas , 1leII l. tLolecteu
-lon nc LIo919 Dy "IaPplns mem III
,ina borse srI1cs f~est, fror, ~, .,,iy,5'
C,bristroas second cron annIes arc ,,er,,
rara
sparta 1snnaeHIe; bet"eeh ana .
CLOCK lasl flday hlshL an aIdIIh OF Hre
was sounaea' IL was Louhd 70 De the
oWeiilhg mouse on the lanyard pace. The
mouse was unoccupledi but II had been
eIeahed up tnat Gay Iot occupa hcy on the
following day by william Perdue and
his family. The origin OF the hre Is un-
known Some think II was the work or an
1ncendiaFy enemy Of Perdue, and that
ne took that means or annoying hlm
The sensation at Macon is the investiga
tion bv the grand Jury of the charge tina
favoritfsm is being shown certain Iiauo
and gambling houses by the Macon police
Chief Butner was called before the bod,
FRIDAY and was kept in the secret cham
her for thirty-four minutes. Then Alder
man Jud Hill, who charged that the polio
We're protecting certain houses, and Alder