The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-15
PRICE FIVE CENTS
not compare with that made by Mr.. \.
Schneider here.
Georgia wine


not compare with that made by Mr.. \.
| Schneider here.
Georgia X inc.
! Mr. Schneider makes from 1.5y1 10 2a9a
| gallons of wi.e annually Nobody can ,,i.f-
| HaW6insville Who doas not samDia tbaf
! wine either, unless they slim in and ont
I without allow ing him q SIGH. of them al
/ towns have :. character. and the iollv old
| German, Schneider. is in that role mere.
! He has fund Of good anecdotes ard a
! clever way Of telling them, but unless y-o,,
| will 20 in his wine cellar and samDJa his
wine he will not 90 it. Here he is entertain
| ing crowd Of visiting r7aconita.
sketch of the man is fb, baef
Illustration OF the character OF ne
jolly oii German wiuemazer. who knows
good wine and who has been rnai,i-,e~ =
| here since 1875 IN his cellar are a dozen
great wine casks hol;iial lG1 Gallons go,
besides many smaller ones. Tncsa ,.l,, -
tend 10 be conrGisS"Urs and to.. that M
cool Elne IS made in America would chance
their opinion could they sample Schneider.
The Old Mnid ~ the Circus
IN the -@.dway plaisaTcc, however. are
the one ring circus with t.. circassiaa .ir,.
the hoa constructors iuSt from the African
1GE2'cs. the alliSators from florida ana the
crocN0diies from tire Me. the pp1rinel man
and the woman snake charlner vrEo likewise
re&d$ your past and IujGrc froIa the palm
of your hand. Who -e.is you that you VIII
unexpectedly come iuto - fortune ,-.-,-
socr. and AS ali Cor TIE small sum Of -
cents, fortune ana all
lat like Joel Chandler TIarr.s's friend
Johnny LoWlow, the old-ti.nc clown is tne
feature Of the performance
And. BY the way, during one Of The PEI
folmances there vas a little incident. 20
the few close around. more amusing than
the clowns antics. ana even more luGicrous
than The attempt Of Charley Warren and
Jim taEas"OgJh to eide double The trick
mule for the benefit OF The little party u
pleasure seekers tEat Smith Pickett. Of the
Southern, brought down from Macon.
On the tcP row o. benches sitting next
The Macon palty, was ono Of the prirl OLD
time old naids or the virtaEe of fort
nine or thcre3boutS. CUsis-the kind that
h&d been rolled around 2 Tccd-dangled Irofl
beneath her bonnet and hung around hc~
brow. She was tail and lank and lean
Hne sat perfectly up~iEht With her hands
prlme-N FOLDED ia her lap. Sh. looked neither
- the right nor tha left. but straieii at th,
ring. occasion. ly addressing Il Word To hc-
ccHlntHtcn who seemed TO he of the -.sse
Virtagc. and whom she addressed as Sal.
The clown came out with newspaper
in his hand and announced that he would
read his latest poem, which mad Just appear
ed in The Hawkirsville Dispatch and News.
To amuse the children he pretended 10 be
far-siEhte1 lie couldn't hold the pauer far
enough off 90 read it. lie placed l. against
the center pole ana backed or 10 the stga
Of the ring. But "tin. Ia apparently could
l ,e, E;, 1t 5v5r the oare- and proceeded
+, r-T1 the pceIn thTcu~h the blanket. Inc
,-T rs4ft. who had driven Up -to-A "'#
5o--n ir th. ma cL 3aurens county or ~
mat ueignborhoo.. far rem {. ldllt ',,'.'
ooistd upon che clown in perfect an'azelient-
s,e ,.ats Mortified so tHc idet mat ire
-, cc5,lI -es. thr,,5;gn q blanket she
9ro-, ana with Il frightened lcok upon AeF