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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-20
BUSINESS IN THE SOUTH.
Large Sales of Property RepOrted-New
Industries.


Baltimore. Md. March 1.-THE Manu-
facturers Record, in its weekly summary
of the business conditions of the south.
says:
zone of the noticeable features of the
business interests of the south is the unuS-
ually large number of capitalists and home
sources and attractions of this section ana
is being followed by some large sales OF
property and extensive colonization pro.
jects. Many reports to The Manufacturers
Record complain OF the INJURY 10 puolIeo'
by the tariff agitation and in some INDUS
tries there is much uncertainty as 10 tne
future on this account, but on the Wnole
the south shows a gradual Improvement.
with more disposition to take up new en-.
terprises. There is considerable actlVlty
in public Improvement matters, including
Waterworks electric light works ana sew
erage systems and reports Tor the week
show such enterprises for one town III
Maryland, one in Arkansas, three in Flori-
,,a, one in Louisiana, one in Missouri, one
in Tennessee, seven in Texas, two in Elr-
ginia and one in Kentucky Among the I'M
portant industrial enterprises reported for
the week are a $500,000 lumber company IN
West Virginia, saWmill of $4,000 feet daily
capacity in Georgia. several planning mills
In other states, shoe factory in Virginia.
three tobacco factories in North Carolina,
ice factory in Dallas. an ice factory in
North Carolina, fire brick works in Ala
bama, flour mills, paper mill, soap fac
tory and number of other enterprises in
different states. notwithstanding the gen
eral depression in railroad matters several
railroad projects, some of considerable i'm
portance. taking shape for active con-
structive work. The total production or
coal in he south in 1893 was 21.1O0,000 tons,
against 2i,90Q,0 in 1892 and 100000 tons in
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NOT A BRAVE MANS ACT.
A Preacher Attacks General Early ana
DiSyUStS His Cong S:tt ion.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. March 12.-(Special)
a scathing arraignment of the late Genel al
Jubal Early was made yesterday from the
pulpit of the First Baptist church by Rev.
G. G. Jones, the pastor The minister first
letter in regard to the dead soldier. and
then proceeded to cast its words INTO the
shadow by much Severer structures. In
dramatic tone of voice he exclaimed: III
there was anything good in Earlys career
man l have failed to find 1t. If there
was anything brilliant in his record d
army which, under Jackson never lost
battle, under EARLY, never won one"
CreditinS him with havinS had the controll-
ing stock in the Louisiana lottery, he con-
tinued THAT man is not worthy of re-
spect." The climax of the divine's philip
PIC came when, with ringing enumeration
tragically cried: May his memory rot with
his bones" This mock exhibition of pulpit
oratory polled on the senses OF his AUDITORS,
but the congregation afterwards rallied
they gathered in indignant groups and
roundly scores the pastor. Rev. Jones is
years and half in Iynchburg, which was
General Early's home.
Il knew gre great deal more n about him
II said the same things, or worse, in
Lynchburg that | said yesterday. General
Early knew it, too"
The plain truth is good enough for Hoods
or sensationaism. Simply what Hoods Sar-
saparilla does, that tells the story of its merit
Shot His Boss.
Sebastian, Fla. March 12.--Mr. Laugeman,
foreman of McLellan's sawmills, situated
near here, was shot dead today by the ne
gro desperate named Bridges. The negro
also shot and is thought fatally wounded
Manager McCloud. The negro had been
discharged and he shot the men out of re-
venge. A posse is in pursuit of the muir
derer.
Mothers will find Mrs. Winslows Soothing
Syrup the best remedy for their children. %
cents q bottle.
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All Pleased with 1t.
A Railroad Wanted.

San Antonio, Tex, March IA delega-
ton of prominent and wealthy prop pr9P'
F mere ' toward the building Of railroad line
between San Antonio snd BrownSVl 6ea wa
i,,heiS, viii be offered by the property hold
sue a10ne the proposed route to any respon-
s6e mat win sTtskf {ne T Bein
10 Missouri. Kansas and Texas
tn tt1ae extend that line from San Marcos via
san Antonio to Brownsville.
ULCERS. OLD SORES and WOUNDS ..o
cured bv Ponds Extract. Insist on having
the standard reliable article roma En-
tr1n
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PROVISIONS, GRAINS, ETC.
CONSTITUTION OFFICE,
ATLANTA, March II. 1894.


ATLANTA. March Il - Roasted cohee-Arbuckle' e
2IlCc p 100 Lion q. i0o; Leverin IS 4l0S
Green-Extra choice q &C. choice good 20 10 a.
common II ais p Sugar-Granuated - G: powdered
c; cut Loaf white extra New Orleans yellow
clarified "a %; yellow extra 40i Syrup-New
Orleans choice soc; prime s564Oc commou 20 d.5Ia
MoIasses-Genuine Cuba S5G35c; imitation Z2@2lc
Teas-Eiaok So SOC, green 40 toe. Nutmeg 65 500
Cloves 25 soc. Cinnamon 1G@124e. AUspice 10@llc
Ginger lSc. Singapore pepper lie Nice sl.0J. Rice
Head &c; good 81 common 4'ac; imported Ja~
pan 5z0539c SaltHawly dairy $l50; cecre u 10;
Virginia 7Uc. Cheese-Flats l30ilc White dshk
bbls 100 pals 60c. Mackereii bbs $500 $3.50 SOAP
Tallow 100 bars 10 lbs, So C0375; turpentne 90 bars.
60 MS S2.25G 25U. Cand YES 49, Paratin 1lc lie.
$780, zoos $500 70: zoos 500 az To- 6J
gross, S375. Soda-Kegs, bulk 40. ID package
nc cases h Sac; do l and rs &c; do y lbs 5Acs
Crackers-X NIX soda size; XXX butter exc; xxx
pearl oysters c; sEe aud excelsior 7, lemon creams
Xxx ginger snaps PC; cornhilg sc. Candy-Assorted
stick s; French mixed 12112zc. Canned goods-Con-
densed milk S600dS co. imitation Inackere S391aA00
s5.25a $50; F. w oysters S75i l. w Sl3o corn
S250d2 90; tomatoes $500 Bali potash s320 starch
Pearl &c; lamp 4iac; nickel package $500; ceiiuiod
$780, Pckies-Pain mixed, pnts 81 10 4liU qharts
81. 50rJ 80. Powder-Rihe, Ike S323 y Kegs Sta9l q
kpu ShOt-SI.50 sack.
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RATLIFFE'S TRIAL


Kosciusko. Miss, March 1.-THE evidence
in the Ratlffe-Jacllson case was begun
this morning. Court opened promptly at 8
clock with a crowded house, and it has
so remained throughout the day. About
80 o'clock the district attorney asked per-
mission to take the jury down stairs for
the purpose OF inspecting the impression
made lust inside the door of the courthouse
supposed to have been made by Ratlifte's
two first shots. The request was granted
and the investigation was commenced at
once. A number of witnesses were exam
med for the state. All testified concerning
the row in the courthouse and concerning
the killing OF Jackson outside but their
testimony did not vary materially as to i'm
portant facts.
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Elberton, Ga. March 15.-(Special)-Th
famous Dye will case has occupied the
court two days. and at II o'clock tonight
went to the jury. Dye was an old miser
who died about a year ago leaving 900
acres of land and also some $4,000 in cash
secreted in the log hut he made his home.
All of this property he left to his illegiti-
mate negro children by a former slave. His
next of kin contest the will and ask that it
be set aside on the ground of undue fntlu-
non, Morley, Howard and Tut have made
strong speeches in the case. Great interest
is manifested in the verdict.
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Rome, Ga, March 12.-(SpeciaL 1.-TWO
tramps boarded a boXcar at Oostanaula in
Gordon county last night and this morning
one of them was found dying, bloody
razor by his side. His comrade informed
the citizens that he had been awakened by
the dying mans Sroans. Papers on the
body of the dead man showed him to be
Thomas E. kearneS, late empoye of the
Alabama Mineral railroad He had a GER
titicate of membership of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers. His mother lives
near Childersburg, Ala. No reason is known
for the deed.
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Good News for Asthmatics.

the Congo river, West Africa. is now in reach
of sufferers from Asthma. AS before announc-
ed this new discovery is positive cure for
Asthma. You can make triai of the kola
Compound free by addressing a postal card
to the ko.a importing Company, 1864 Broad
way. New York, who are sending out large
trial cases free by mail. to sufferers.
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T1or. disordered liver take Beecham PlIls'


Columbia S. c., March 16-(Special;)-
There are Indications that the race for the
raform gubernatorial nomination will
eInrtlv narrow down to between Comp
froller General Ellerbe and Senator John
0S SINE news on this line is promised to de-
,,eion in the near future. Tonight it looks
aS if all the candidates will give the New
Very meeting tomorrow the cold shoulder.
Most of them are in the city, and learning
mar Fllerbe was going to the Lexington
meeting which will also be held tomorrow,
thov have decided to switch off and follow
him Even DIR. Sampson Pope, the candi-
date from Newberry, is here, and it is sta
ted that he will chase Ellerbe, instead of
attending his home meeting.
w B. Gardner has a curiosity in the form
of a fruit tree in his grove at Fort Meade.
Fla. 1t bears oranges one side and grape
fruit on the other, each side having been
budded differently.
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The Top Floor.

Noisy sparrows build their ne "
Underneath the caves: ,snHT,E NJ
l can almost touch their ben II tfel
In the straw and leaves - rs
From the housetops o'"r <
Curious pigeons peer ~
At me as / rhyme each y
Only tenant here.
How they pout. and coo and kiss
All the bright day long!
/ can learn a trick from this:
Love-and then a song! 80.
Song for six pence! 1t is well;
For the music floats
Freely as the notes that swell
From the birds clear throats.
Here's a song then: Life is sweet,
Though it hurries by:
Cheerly the world | greet,
Up six stories high.
Knowing little of it's cares;
Closer to the skies;
Love-who will not climb the stairs
In the window flies.
And | hold a man may love
Nobly, truly, when
He is lodged so far above
All his tellow-men!
For he breathes a purer air:
Days are never dim:
Stars that tinge the atmosphere
Brighter seem to him.
Suns are warmer-or at least,
Shine with greater grace;
Nature IS his souls high priest.
And his temple-space!
And the worlds rude voices rise
Murmurngly aloft,
For the distance to the skies
Melts and makes them soft.
In garnet life must be
Far from busy thrOngs;
Little sparrows, chirp to me:
Teach my soul your songs!
Teach me that Gods world is sweet.
Though / dwell above;
With the print of children's feet
In the paths of love.
Sing and build your little nests
Underneath the caves
Though the heart that loves you rests
With life's fallen leaves.
Sing! for life is kind and sweet
AS it hurries by:
Cheerily the world we greet,
Up Two stories high!
FRANK l.. STANTON.
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The Modern Invalid

has tastes incidentally in keeping with 9TH
er luxuries. A remedy must be pleasantly
acceptable in form, purely wholesome in
composition, truly beneficial in effect and
entirely free from every objectionable quail
ty. If really ill, he consults a physician If
constipated, he uses the gentle family laxa-
tive, Syrup of Figs.
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FOUND IN THE BURROWS.

Henry County Weekly: The recent fair
weather has been a blessing to the farmers
in this section, for much blowing has al
ready been done and some corn planted.
Everything on the farms appear to be busy.
Blue Ridge Post: The farmers of this sec
ton have done more in the way of improv-
ing land building fences and outbuldings
and repairing fences the past fall and Win
ter than has been done in the same period
f0r Several
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FENCED THE CHURCH IN.
Two Factions Trying to smut I"c"
other Out.

Nashville, Tenn, March 12.m(spe cl7I.ea
The bitter warfare in the First o c6taiel
Baptist church resulted in the anus
h ImI ng services. The Purdyites thereuPon
ioce the church and carried off the n s k9y
dav Friday the ants carried carpenters
a any lumber to the church and build tai
hoard fence around it. TO this they MADE MADE
but one gate and this they locked, ,,+ mus nus
in innctions held against either side break
in9 in The matter is in court still
L.. -l;...r.ac,.,d li,er. take Reecham,S Pills.
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Country POuuce.

ATLANTk. March II Eggs II a11sc. Butter
West erp creamery y G30c fancy Tennessee IS d2oc
choice lsa zoe; other grades 49, l5C. Live poultry
Turkeys 10c p II; hens % 2! p; spring chickens,
large % Soc; large fries l8@z0c medium 12l9G1jc;
small lO@12|q ducks lSG20. Dressed poultry-Tur-
keys 100 l2}ec ducks i@l5c; chickens 10Gt25. Irish
potatoes S25O0275 p Dbl; fancy = blu. S519Oc Sweet
potatoes, 7O5D75c q BIZ. Honey-Strained Toe; in
the comb 100l23c Onions 75cdsI.00 bu; p bbl $3.50
az IS; Spanish onions. bu crates, Sl.10Gl50. Cab
bage 9d2Ac Grapes-Malaga so to s. Ii kegs S5.OO(S
300: 60 TO 65 keys s. 5OH6.O0
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ATLANTA. March I7-Four-- First patent $3.50;
second patent O9: extra fancy 10; fancy S. u.s.
lily $3.50. Corn No. white SIC; No white 52c-
mixed Oats-Texas proof As; white 45c mixed
ACC Seed rye-Georgia 75u 80. Hay Choice timothy,
large baes Soc: No. timothy. large bales Sac choice
timothy small bales, $50; No. timothy, small bales.
soc: No timothy. small bales. soc. Meal Plain SIC;
boted soc. Wheat bran-large SACKS Soc small sacks
81 Cotton seed meal-S1.30 ~ cwt. Steam feed-sl.l0
% cwt stock peas go r bu; white C0d65c; lady ID
a 10. Boston bears S265@2.75 q bu TENNESSEE l.75o
200 Grits-Pearl S2.S5.
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Fruits and CONNECTIONS.

ATLANTA: March ID Apples - Fancy northern
Sc soar 90 T. barrcl Virginia wine sap S4.5U4 rs; Geor
gia 3.OO,3.50 Lemons Messna $3.50 Gai.U0 Florida
$3.50 ZOO: oranges-Forida sl.50Gt2O0 z box Grape
Fruit 81. i5n2 90 r. crate. Cocoanuts &c. Pineap-
pies s1.1Nd50 u doz. Bananas-Selected Sl00G2.00.
Figs 13a 1sc. RGisinsNew California $3.50: e boxes
S1.1U; 4 boxes 75c. Currants safe Leghorn citron "a
a 25c. Nus-Almonds ID. pecans II llc. Brazill1 o
12.ac. Fiiberts 1lac. Walnuts 121a loo. Peanuts
Virginia, electric light 55c fancy handpcked 1.-Two
North Carolina S!a 4: Gee rgin 2@zlsc.
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NO SETTLEMENT YET.
Thc Southern Railroads Have Not Ad-
iusted the Rate Troubles.

New York. March 15.-The committee on
arbitration of the Southern halfway anu
Steamship Association was IN session dC
the Fifth Avenue hotel from ~ o CLOCK d.
m. to $50 o o'clock p. m. today trying TO ad-
Just the differences between tne LouiS Nrlt.
and Nashville and the CINCINNATI, New
Orleans and Texas Pacific. The committee
had been in session three days, ana mad
been unable to effect a settlement AT $50
- clock n M they made their final report
TO the association stating the causes OF
the difficulties and the imposslbiIlty OF ad-
iusting them. The report was read by
Samuel Spencer. of DreXel. Morgan q Co.
The report was discussed for over an hour
by the ASSOCIATION.
disaffected roads to remain in the associa-
ton and avert. if possible, the disastrous
conse0uences of the disruption of the asso-
ciation and a consequent. rate war. These
eneeches were WfIiout e1ect, and at
o'clock the executive board of the associa-
ZION which is composed of representatives
If the twenty-three principal members,
J1ithdrew and went into executive session
70 arrange if possible, a means of allie
WAITING the present situation r. b. Stahl-
man was chairman of the meeting.
The association is to meet again at $50
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Tive Loui~vi!ie and Nashville Comes Back.
New York. March 1.-THE executive board
of the Southern Railway and Steamship AS
ISOLATION in session from $50 to 11:30
o'clock this morning. At 80 o'clock the
committee OF five, appointed to adjust the
differences of the diSaffected roads, met to
see IL some means Oh StltltIIltiil NculNt lOI
yet be arrived at. At u o'clock the associa-
ton, as q body, met.
Commissioner f. B. Stahlman, who acts
as counsel for the association, said this af-
ternoon:
The fight is practically over. The Louis
vile and Nashville has agreed TO terms
that will be presented to the executive
board for ratification The question of rates
over crossings Of the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers, which of the principal
bones of contention, has been settled salts
factory to all concerned, and the disaffected
roads have practically agreed upon basis
of settlement"
The committee of five. of which w. s.
Haines is chairman. made i report 10 the
general body of the association at 80
o'clock p. IN.
The meeting of the association Iasted all
the afternoon and was adjourned until 10
o'clock a. IN. tomorrow. The committees re-
port excited much debate, but it IS expected
to take final action ON it before noon to-
morrow.
All Pleased With 1t.
New York, March 1.-THE Louis
vile and Nashville, the Chatta-
nooga the New Orleans and Texas Pacific
and Illinois Central have agreed to come
hack under the old terms. The agreement
was drawn up and signed this morning
before the meeting adjourned. Most of the
members of the association returned to
their homes as soon. as possible after the
adjournment. They are well pleased Win 'ne
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A s65 SEWING MACHINE FREE.

Our 500 Aivah Sewing Machine now sold by
us at 1926 to S22.50 Will be placed i'll your
home to use without cost of one cent to you.
Cut out this advertisement and send to day
to ELY MEG CO., Dept. 81 Chicago, Ill.
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When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became D''ss she chung to Castoria-
When she had Children. she gave the. Castori&
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ATLANTA, March II Clear rib Sides boxed sac,
ice-cured bellies Zoe. Sugar-cured hams l0bGI2tcs
according to brand aud average; California SdSia;
Break last bacon III. Lard-Leaf s; compound 61a
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We will copy and enlarge small pic
ture in elegant frame for s.. Southern
Copying Co, 1919 Marietta street, Atlanta,
Ga
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LARGE NHILS'TONES
Carroll Count? Visited by IL Terrific
storm.

6'jrweii. Cd, March 13.-(SpeciaI This
place was visited by the most tCrrihle bajI
etorm Sunday afternoon ever known hara
about o'clock dark clouds were, seen j..
the northwest and the rumblina. -hnn1ar
and occasional flashing OF the lShtninr
Indicated the approach Of the storm As ~
drew nearer II increased fury ana il soo,,
became apparent that terrible storm VA;
imminent.
First TIE rain fell in torrents and then
the hail began slowly at first but soon. IN
,rcasing until the whole circumambient vias
fall of ice. The hail stones were as la rye
as guinea eggs and many Of .hem were as
large aS goose egg. 1t is claimed IN,
some that the earth was covered in some
places 20 the depth OF zen inches
Yesterday al u o'clock il was still LIVING
In drifts in the hOiloWS two feet deem (
great deal of damage was done TO orchards
and the oat crop and to windows but tho
Ereastcst damage WIS done by the wash
that We're In bloom were about ruined
Pine trees IN the Forest were about strinya,i
OF the foliage and bark. '~0
For $3.50
We have about one Iuudre1 conyos ~ ~.
lie anI speeches of the late Henri " CIV
an. o!fer them IL connection with Tho W.!
~ Constitution for $50 That Is. viii eond
Won the spnc':.,rs Of Mr. G:lGv and Srha
Week. Constitution one year II you VIII sem
$50. IN" price of the speeches IA 81 IN
Ky taking tlIe you get the Dancr ono
year free I. cnust be undo-s,o thar We
hace only about one hundred copies and. o.
course, the 1-st come viii be first served
Sen! yocr order az once 10 The Constitution
Atlanta, Ga.
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Looa1-Market closed steady; middling SIC.
The foIlowing is the Of cotton futures in Nav
Va cd
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ALL THROUGH DIXIE.
HAPPENINGS OF II WEEK IN THE
SUNNY SOUTHLAND.
Georgia Alone Is Not Our Domain - We
Cover the Entire South from tho
Potomac to the Rio Grand.

New Orleans. March 15.-The handsome
Pickwick Club building, at the corner of
completely destroyed by fire this morning.
The building is insured for 100000.
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Guarding the Trains.

Austin, Tex, March 14.-Trans on the
International and Great Northern road are
guarded by armed rangers. the company
being in hourly expectation of train rob
berries between here and Mcneil, a station
twenty miles out. The bridge betwe Hut
to and Taylor was burned last night, it is
supposed by bandits who contemplated al
attack on a passenger train. Fifteen armed
men accompany both Outgoing and incom
ing trains
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Comparative Cotton Statement.

NEW YORK, March 16 The following IS the
comparative cotton statement for the week ending to-
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Where His strength Was.

Where His strength WHs.
Couldn't make campaign speech
Poorest one in town;
Every time they put him up,
They always put him down.
Didn't have a word to say
When candidates were mountin';
But-when it come to lection day,
He beat 'em all accounting!
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JUST FROM GEORGIA..
What 1t All Means.

What 1t All Means.
Each eve she meets me at the gate
Her brow has roses on it;
And, for one kiss she gives me eight.
(That means an Easter bOnnetD
Each dish that most delights my eyes
The table has upon 1t;
And, Dear, try this, and this!' she cries.
THAT means an Easter bonnetD
Ny slippers always are in sight:
My smoking-cap don it;
She strokes my hair: you're tired tonight!'
(That means an Easter bonneto
Such kind attention! Never saw
The like! Heavens blessing on 1t!
God bless both wife and mother-in-law.'
THAT means an Easter bonnetD
The Way with EN-.
When the editor strikes a streak Of gold,
Does he work it for all it is worth.
And put up a sign:
Il am running this miner
And get good share of the earth!
Not much When the dollars have weight
ed his till,
And he faces Prosperty's gales;
When he hears the cash talk.
And he's king O. the walk
He enlarges the paper and-fails!
Spring Fever.
Spring fever-aint no cure for 1t:
have it once year;
1t takes me in the city,
And it makes he drowsy there.
And T nod,
And 1 nod,
Like a Georgia f1shin'rod,
When it feels the trout a-pullin
Fore you land him on the sod!
Spring fevor-don't know how it comes.
And no one ever knew;
And all 1 know is when it's here,
1t creepS all over you!
And YOU dream, II
And you dream
mat you're tOatin down a stream;
Foatin' floatin' like a feather
Where the Water-iiieS CLEAN!
How 1t Happened,
White rose come a-climbin
From it's dewy bed;
Molly took an kissed it:
That's how it come red.
Red rose come a-climbin, -,
Fer a kiss to fight; y
Molly's han jes' touched it. an a
That's how it come white! a.
No DiscOuntinG Him. a
will Brown get the Office? "
''You bet! fine war record. ~
What is it?'' K
GOWNS a mule that was shot twice a. Il
went clean to the surrender!
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surrendered to the Sheriff.

Birmingham, Ala March 16.-(Special)-
BILE farmers in Madison county, rode into
Huntsville yesterday morning and delivered
himself to the sheriff, telling him he had
killed a negro tenant named SilaS Johnson
He said Johnson owed him rent and was
moving his effects from the place. Terrell
protested. The negro became enraged and
telled Terrell with pole. Then the latter
shot him dead.