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STRIPED WITH a LASH,
An nI., Man aud his Two Daughters IN I'LL
mer County.


Dec,tliar scene was presented m tn
...Io,,I .,,,rt Tuesday morning ia tho iriaI
-. -, ,u....ed ,yhitecappers. charged with
I,.,;Iu.. :. number ~ wiinessS@ III ''i'"'''
count. LIST February -
m. victims OF this cruel assault were
,tr = ! Thurman. an old man appa'eh'ly
-.,-s,,t,--t,e wears OF age. his wife arr MS
49, 5.,,.rters one Of these, Naca Ihui-
,..v, testified in court yesterday moFilhs.
Her dialect was intensely rural anu her
,,.-,v., ~ r,st5f,-in.c was decidedly uh'ph5
.,..7 5,,er,s:ir,s. Her answers to the Nar'-
- ,,,,-s;i,1s nus by the attorneys Weie
-,..,.,,,1,. .,.,uSiu.s and even the court was
r,rca5 To indulge ia bit % IeNitN' - wv
quick and spirited manner Oh 'iie
aurVuIsel the courtroom .
-rbs witness testified that on IN" TN OF
last February between the houfs % ~ an.
II o'clorE NJ night she was rudelS shaicieu
from her ned. in which she WAS naleuy
,sI...pinp AMI with her mother. an aSed
mi ,..b1, woman. was carried TO an open
,p-- in Inc woods. Their were perhaps 4
dozen men i'm the gang. In'Y were us
..r,f-.1 in such \ wav as TO prevent their
racognitiou but their features coiid not
escape the Shrewd eye OF the WINES ~
tificiaI masks were thrown over their if.es
and each q ;nc whitCcappers was proNioe''
with fTeck. They We're all arile' "i'''
pistols They gave the women 10 Dil''e'
stand that they were going to punish theih
severely. but drst required them 10 TAKE
sr oath never to divulge the secret oil thelr
Suf.erings at ;hs hands Of the whitecaplefs.
In their terror they had no recourse anu
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\ Georgia Dinner.

Thank sivin comes but once year.
Carve that 'possum, Sueo
You can bet Ill git my share,
Carve That 'possuin, SueD
TurkeyS-thcy is nice 10 eat.
Brown an basted. fat an sweet;
But they ant beat 'poSSum meat
Carve that 'possUm Sueo
Thankful as I'm GoU' to ne,
Carve that possum, SueD
| low, you and you love me.
Carve that 'rossum, SueD
Carve him straight an carve him true,
While the gravy drips like dew,
Swceter than the lips q YOU.
Carve that 'pcssum, Such
Cotton--hits gone out O sight.
Carve that 'possUT, SueO
But hits left my appetite.
Carve that 'p3sSum. Such
Don't care what's the country's fate,
'Possum's bound to save the state;
Uncle Billy. pass yer plate!
Carve that 'poSSum. Sued
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ALABAMA'S PRESBYTERIAN
The state synod X in Session al the
Capital.

MONTGOMERY Ala, Nov gmher 2l.-(Spe-
cial}-The Alamaba synod of the Presbyte-
rian church is in session in this city. The
attendance is large. Dr.. Whaling. OF
GAINESVILLE Tenn. was elected moderator.
This. the first days session. has been full Of
interest. DR.. Phillips. president of the col
ored theological college at Tuscaloosa, ad-
dressed the synod this morning on the work
among the colored people Or Craik deliv-
cred a discourse upon home missions. with
which subject he has had so much eXpc-
rience.
Dr.. Summers of Clarksville. delivered an
address upon secular and ministerial edu-
cation. Plans are being discussed looking
to a large increase of the endowment TO the
Southern university, of Greensboro. Ala.
The synod j. Largely Attended.
Montgomery, Ala, November 22.-The SeS-
sions of the Alabama Presbyterian synod
has been largely attended, there beins
forty-five ministers ana thirty-one ruling
elders present. The three presbyteries
of the state were all well represented. The
synod will adjourn tomorrow night. the
last service being ON the subject OF foreign
missions. In the morning will be discuss
ed the relations between the northern ana
southern general assemblies. The report
from the different boards show their mat
tiers to be in good shape.
Memorials to Revs. j. IL. Spencer and j.
H. Skinner were adopted. Interesting and
the theological seminary, convention OIL
elders and ceacons. committee of eiucation,
to the ministry, Isabel college and Florence
Synodical Female college. and We're acopt-
ed The most important matter coming he
fore the synod was the report from he spe-
cial committee on synodical evangelical Ion
or home mission work in Alabama me
committees plan was adopted, Whlch en-
braces the idea of concert of tctlon Nv an
the presbyteries, each presbytery to con-
troll the work within its own bounds.
This evening service was devoted to the
subject of the Synodical Orphans Lcme,
located at Taladega. DR.. j. NJ. y. outs
was especially pleasing and forceiui
ac-outIon> az Regret.
Montgomery. Ala. November 23.-At the
Alabama Presby terrain synod today resolu-
tions were passed expressing regret at the
failure of the general assembly at its seS-
sion at Nashville to appoint IA committee
to meet a like committee from the northern
general assembly in session at Saratoga
TO confer about such matters as seem to be
in the way of closer relations between the
two churches. Resolutions were also adopt
ed receiving the colored presbyteries of
Alabama under the care Of the synod,
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An exchange says: The backbone of this
country is broken" We thought it was his
toe re stumped?
There Will be no election tomorrow.
We've got to take day off sometimes to
count the votes.
Cotton has fallen so low that it's best
friends cant afford to recognize il.
We have a case in court next week. Won
der If we couldn't git the government to
stand our bond?
We were badly shattered by the recent
landslide. Lots for sale cheap, Tor cash.
We win come mighty near to having a
Thanksgiving Dinner. \ man with two
turkeys has moved next door to us, and we
can hear en- gobble.
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Said the editor: This poems
Full of fire; don't return IL.
No wood to spare,
And cCal is dear,
And therefore, we Will burn it,
And as he sat and warmed himself
Th, bright flames leapiDS higher;
He briefly wrote
This little note:
Your verse Just teens with fret
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We have aboGt Oue -.dndreI copies OF the
M. and speeches Of the late Henry W. GRADY
and Offer ;lsm in connection with The Week
~ Constitution for $50 Thar IL, will send
rou the speeches of Mr.. Grady ara The
Weekly COnSt.;u;ion one year 4 yOu Will send
Us =. 80 Tn price Of me speeches IL $3.50.
- los taking the two you get the paper one
year free II must he understood thar we
have nuy about one hundred copies and %
course. ih. first come viii be- first served.
send y,ur o-ier - once - The Constitution.
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THE MCDONALD CASE.
HcrscheI Mcdonald Acquitted of the
Murder OF FontnnO.

The case e Hcrchel Mcdonald, charged
with the murder II Mike Fcntano, the ltal-
ian sculptor. occupied nearly all the week
before Judge Richard n. Clark.
The evidence was conflicting, hut the tes-
timuny fo~ the defense showed that Fontano
had a drawn knife. ana threatened McDon-
aid during their quarrel. produced a pro-
found impression upon the jury and the re-
suit was a verdict OF not guilty.
The case was holly contested on both
sides. as Fontano's relatives had employed
counsel TO push the prosecution vigorously.
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TOoN E.TDANth VI
Thomas Price. of Floyd. Makes an IL
Suerr.STaI Attempt at Suicide

Ad,jrsvill.. ca. November 2l---(Speclall-
Thomas Price. no lives near mere 7" ,oS u
county undertook 10 xiii hliiiseil =. 49,.
nm. ~ I,u,lanum. waicn he purchaS-
- 80 ar Hufa,.re. of Piainvill=. lie Il q
-e.rri.,l man ana had lost = wife Ills sec
nj y-ife-ss condition unbalanced ms reason
Ia a letter 10 Ms father. Hon = = , -
- .,,.,,,t,ar ~ the lower house from floyu;
,s,.I ,I,.,,- assistant doorkeeper. ne saI"
,r,,bis - ~. cause ri tie attempt; re
4 nut Of danger now. bat - "c VIII M
fnR this WEEK.
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The Poorcst Nan in the World

Can write 20 me and receive 10y return mail,
in Plain envelope. sealed. free. a prescrip-
ton with full directions for Il speedy, per-
manemt and private home cure for Lost
Manhood. Nervous Debility, Atrophy, Night
Losses. Naricoccie etc. | will furnish the
medicine. il desired. cheaper than IL would
he put up al a drug store. Address O.. Ii.
Wright Box No. 1896 Marshall. Mich.
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THE DEATH ROLL.

Dawsonville Ga, November 20-tSpecial)
CAPTAIN l.. l.. Willis. of this place, aged
seventy years. died last week OF paralysis.
He had fingered about two weeks Inc
funeral occurred Saturday AT the Mcclure
cemetery. with Masonic and ODD Fellow
bonors he. having been member of both
orders MIR Willis was 4 captain IN the
confederate service and had since held sev-
eraI civil offices of honor and trust lie had
lust returned from the Indian Territory,
where he had drawn some money on &c
count of his connection with the Cherokee
Indians. He was consistent member OF
the Baptist church. He leaves several chill
dren and an afflicted companion.
While the burial was going ON. about two
miles from the scene, Sam Moss, about
forty years old and in perfect health,
dropped dead-supposed to he from heart
failure.
ISairburn. Ga. November 0-(Special)-
Mr.. John I. Lonsino. one of the wealthiest
and most highly respected citizens of this
county died at the residence Of his son.
o. Il. LonGino, on NOVEMBER I'th at
3 O'Clock p. m. lie was eighty-three years
old. He had been a member of the Metho-
dist church for more than seventy years.
He was in truth an upright man. Everybody
loved Uncle Tom LOngino. lie was sick
only a few days. His wish was that he
might not suffer long and he realized il.
He raised a large family of children. i've
of whom survive him, DR.. L. ID. Longino.
of Atlanta: Colonel j. IL Longino, of the
Atlanta bar; George r. Longino and .. y.
Longino. of this place; Mrs. j. NJ. Wilson.
of this county, and Mrs. Bergman Thomp-
son. of Newman, Ga. A large concourse OF
relatives and friends followed the remains
to their last resting place.
Dawson, Ga, November 20-(Special)-
Captain John Seay, manager of the alliance
warehouse here. died last week after an
illness of several weeks resulting from a
large carbuncle. Captain Seay was well
known citizen and had many friends
throughout the state. He came to this
county from north Georgia, and had many
relatives i'm Whitfield. Murray and Gordon
counties. He had successfully managed the
affairs of the alliance warehouse mere 1or
several years past.
Dalton, Ga, November 22.-(SpecialD-Mr.
Wiley =. Farms worth, one of Dalton's old
est and most respected citizens, died this
morning at o'clock of Bright's disease
after a lingering and painful illness of sew
eral months. Mr. Farnsworth is the
father of Mr. James j. Farnsworth district
passenger agent of the Southern railway; of
Mr.. Farnsworth, of Atlanta; Mr. Samuel
W. Farnsworth, of Dalton; Mrs. Fannie
Macon. wife of professor in Howard col
lege. birmingham, and brother of Judge
Anderson Farnsworth. He has large, in
fuentiai and prominent connection in this
section.
Zebulon. Ga, November 22.-(Special) }
Harry Wells ordinary of Pike county, died
at his home. in this place. about noon to-
day, after protracted Illness caused by
an abscess of the lung. In the death of
Judge Wells, Pike county loses an efficient
officer and one of her purest and best citl-
zens. AS an evidence of his popularity
and the esteem in which he was held by
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Flour. Grain and Meal.

Atlanta November 2I-Flour. first patent So. 30:
Second Iaent - -: straight $3.50; fancy 81 20; eN-
tro family 80 Corn. white lc: mixed Ode. Oats.
1Ist pro1f Doc: white I5c; mixed AZ Rye. Georgia
me BARLEY Georgia raised soc. Hay. No L tno-
INV Iar.e bales 9Oc; small bales soc; No timothy.
small bales sue Meal. plain 6Oc: bolted 11c- Wheat
hran ,nr.,e sacks sc; small sarKs SIC. GTs $500.
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PROVISIONS. GRAIN, ETC.
CONSTITUTION OFFICE.
ATLANTA. Ga. November ~, 1894
Groceries.

Atlanta November ~ Roasted coffee > 90 z 100
n ,g,s,-s Cr.eu-t hoice zoe; fair l9c; prime Use.
standard granulated So on ETahui'lea 80
Ney orleans white. n ;c; do yellow ~. 4c. syrup
New Orleans open kettle 35sl ioc,; mixed l2i2Fn
oo, sIIntrllolIS POO :s.IC. Teas Black 500 tibc:
green .0l .5oc Eirc-He.d 6c; choice 5l2c- salt
dairy sacks - 80: do hhlS. $50; ice cream poo;
common zoe CheeSe-FulI cream l2l.c- Matches
dos SOC; Zoos Il 800 7,lSOOs - % soda Boxes
,i,. 1,..s Bee Crackers-Soda 5ic; cream Size gin
nor sn,us Sic Candy Common sizes %: fancy
no I2i Oysters-F. W.SI.7O: l.. w Sl.iO.. Pow
.l.r L,..rS Shof-Sl.
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Hide Out. Little Rose.

You're "A rose in bloom, my dear,
With but II roses art;
And Love. you know, is won't TO wear
The roses on his heart!
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Give Thanks for II.

If life Is worth the Twin
Jest go ahead an strive;
Each dag "A big Thanksgivin'
That "A Teller is alive.
Alive t. feel the sunshine
Alive to breathe the air;
A. man an boy. to feel the joy
Oc simply bein' here. Z
The day in darkness closes,
But the stars begin to glow;
The world is fun O roses,
In spite - all the snow,
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Erutts and Confectionaries.

Atlanta November 2I-Apples-Baldwin $500 >
bbl; fancy -; 255e ;i.IU.. Iamons-Messina s3.5oG
oo. Florida 50 75f:S.OO = box; sicily sIOoh5I.Jo
Oranges Florida 81 .5Od2.OO- COcoanutS 3l.tI &c.
Pneappcs ? crate. Bananas-Seectea y 90
N 1 30 Frs I:Sa a Sc. Raisins-\ew California
81 80; boxes $50; IA boxes I5c. CurrtntS 6d sc-
.ghorn citron BOA pc. \utS-Almonds l6c. pecans
ia &c; Brazil lIGl2iac; flberts lia'', wainutS
I2IG I5c. Peanuts irgnia electric ilah &c: ilHt
handpic<ed 5lsdIc North Carolina 3iaa &c; Georgia
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Rain and shine.

When the storm is BLOWN,
DO not curse your lot;
If it wasn't SnoWin',
Might he b.azin' hot
When the san is peitin',
FirebrandS-don't Scold!
If it wasn't meltin',
Might be freezin' cold!
Take life as you find it
See the rainbows Curled!
Trouble? Never mind it
Good Lord runs the world
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In EIdcn Times

People overlooked the Importance of per-
nlanently beneficial effects and were salts
fled with transient action, but now that it
is generally known that Syrup of Figs will
permanently cure habitual constipation
weli-informed people will not buy other
laxatives. which act for a time, but finally
in trr.. IT,. system
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The Meanest Yet.


Country may be upside down.
But keep on your collars;
Cuttons rollin' into town
Bale for twenty dollars.
Here's your cotton-white as fleece!
Every bale you render
BUYS the gals dress a piece,
Old man-one suspender!
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yon cnn.t Eat Wrought iron Nails.

az course and expect to digest them but
you can eat ordinary food that is whole
ach. if enfeebIed. has been strengthened
NV a course of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters Your kin,ineys, liver and bowels Will
he rendered active and vigorous by the
great tonic, and your system fortified
against malaria and rheumatism Use 1t,
also, if you are nervous and sleepless.
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We'll. Uncle Jim, you're i'm trouble
again."
YES. sub, you reckon | could git de guy
er-mint ter stan my bOnd?
''The government
Eyes, sub | hears dat dey is a-issuin
mo bOndsr'
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Provisions,

Atlanta November 24-Clear rib sides. boxed &c;
ice-cred bellies 9i.. SugarcuTtd hams lOtt l2l2c
california Sc Break fast bacon l. Iard-BeSt quad
nv Size; second quality 7SIc; compound 6isc.
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Montgomery, Ala. November 23.-Rev
Washington Wilkes. one of the most
noted and prominent Baptist ministers in
the state. died at Culman, Ala today from
paralysis of the heart
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very readily yielded compliance. Then fol-
lowed the beating. They We're whipped
with a leather strap and cruelty abused
after which they were directed to return to
the mouse and to keep their mouths shut.
In straightforward manner, a manner
that impressed the court and the jury, the
witness delivered her testimony from the
witness stand and identified each of the
defendants on trial.
AS shown i'm The evidence the other mcm-
bers of the family were abused in a like
manner. Tie old man was cruelty beaten
ard pistols were put to his head by the
members of the gang.
Six of Them Guilty,
IAe SIX whitecappers placed on trial be-
fore Judge Newman. i'm the federal court.
last Monday. charged with whipping old
man Thurman. his wife and two daughters.
in Gilmer county. last February, were con-
victed last Thursday morning.
In spite of the speeches Of the attorneys
Tor the defense and the skilful manipula-
ton Of the trial the jury was rot out of
the courtroom more than ten minutes.
The convicted whitecappers are: Alex
Mchinnish John bradley Lee Grice, Neei
Gentry, Bill Gentry and Jim Gricc. The
announcement of the verdict cause quite
am exhibition OF grief the part OF the
defendants wives, VINO wept profusely on
hearing It.
The whitecappers were represented by
Mr.. James y. Robinson, of Atlanta, and Mr.
y. j. Greer, of Ellijay. Ga.
Sentenced by Judge Newman.
The six whitecappers convicted liz the
federal court for the offense of whipping
old man Thurman. his wife and two laugh
ters. We're sentenced by Judge Newman
Friday morning.
They We're given hard labor in the Ohio
penitentary for "A term of three years i'm
addition to fine of $500 each. The names
of the whitecappers are John Bradley, Neal
Gentry. Alex McknniSh. Lee Grcc, VIII
liam Gentry ami Mink Moore.
FSi-htfuily Gashed.
Reuben Higgins an old man who testified
before the grand jury few days ago, re
turned to his home in Gimer county last
week only to be the victim of the white
cappcrs i'm that section again.
II was generally known i'm the county that
the object OF the cid mans visit TO Atlanta
was To give his testimony before the grand
iury relative to the killing of Henry Wor-
10y last spring. The members of the ku-
l5lUx gang decided to lie i'm wait for him.
AMI as soon as he reached home they made
Il brutal assault upon him.
He was frightfully gashed and several
ugly wounds were made on the old mans
body.
Iniirm ana broken bv the weight OF his
declining years the suffering occasoncd by
the assault Of the whitecappers Will no
doubt. hasten the old man into his grave.
He was brought to Atlanta yesterday
morning for the purpose of appearing before
the grand jury. He is able to identify the
%. rites who assaulted him. and no stone
will Ice left unturne5 hv the government To
bring them to the bar of justice.
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JUST FROM GEORGIA..
A COntentcd Fellow.

Jest can't tell
How the corn'll sell;
But l still keep the crops a-growin':
1 jest can't know
How the wind'll blow.
If we'll have warm weather,
Or hail, or snow;
l jest can't tell
SO jest lay low,
An the old world keeps agon!
1 jest can't say
II the hives will pay;
But the roses-they keep blown,
An the bees-they buzz
Like they knowed what wuz!
An still make honey
CHATS the way they doesD
1 jest can't say
So | go my way.
An the old world keeps a-goin'
| jest take all
From the spring to fall,
Like il eomes-with the Lords bestoWin
If there's bread to eat.
II is powerful sweet!
An i amt less thankful
When I'm short on meat!
l jest take all,
Till the rolls complete.
An the old world keeps a-goin!
She Moves:
Say your say, an sing your song;
This old country moves along.
Rain or shine, an praise or blame,
Gets there, brethren, jest the same!
Day an night
She's rollm right!
Amt this country out O sight?
The Meanest Yet.
whats all the noise about at the court
house?
"Thar's a lynchin' case goin' on.
~ lynching case?'
"Yes. You see they lynched man about
a month ago and he broke three ropes
Nv ell?''
"Well. they're a-suin' OF his wilder fer
da r1aPeSt
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Easley, 5. C., November 23.-(SpeciaI y
Mrs. $. r. Bruce died this morning at her
home i'm Pickens, aged sixty-four years
She was most estimable Christian wo-
man.
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RubiEstein Dead.

St Petersburg. November 20-Anton
GregOr Rubinstein. the famous Russian
pianist and composer. died at Petershon
this morning, of heart disease.
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Killed His Brother.

birmingham, Ala, November 2.-tSpe-
cial .)-George WqrthinSton, a nine-year-otl
boy. was playfu!ly swapping pistol at a
crowd of boys this morning when the wea-
pom went off. His eleven-year-oid brother,
Joe, fell dead with bullet through his
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The NcNy NorI. Rank staten.en..

New York November 3.I-Thc following Is the state
mcnt Of the New York associated banks for the week
pudin. TODAY.
E,,.serVs iD,.r-,sn -..- : 3Gl3. $50
In.,s l..rs,s,. ........ -. g., -
specie ~ t'tfH'
I,giS incrt N4i-lf'
Deposits decrease -iso.-'fl
tfr,ulatln, ,.-r;,S.. $3.50 ..-..--. . -.--- I5.6Ou
The hanks now mold s66 7 GO in excess of the legal
requirements of the - cent rule
Atlanta Clearing House statement
Darwin g Jones. Manager
For the week .....-. l7-$t-l.l5
ost y,eth .. .............. 69f GET
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Orlando Fla, November 2i.-LorenZo c..
Davis blew out his brains with n pistol
today. He killed himself on the steps of
his home. He was in comfortable circum-
stances, but had been mentally unbal-
anced since the death of his only child a
"a
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Country Produce.

Atlanta. November 2I-Eess lSN20c. Butter
Western creamery 22Ifd -: fancy Tennessee lsS6f
20; choice 100 IL: Georgia 2l.el De Live poui-
try - Turkeys GAS r n; hens 22l21 -; sprlne
chickens large lea Use: medium l2i2ta Toe; sinai
SO Toe: ducks 1890. Dressed poulIrY-lurkeNs
iO6 I2iac: ducks l2l2(G 5c: chickens Sd l2i.t-
Irish poIatoes-Burhank $4,000 % z Dbl; 500 Soc
p bu: Tennessee bu. 6oeG1oc sweet potatoes ;',,tga
4uc r hu. HOney-StraineiSe DC: IN the como lot'
I2iac. Onions 10000 4 bu.; bbls s2OoG-.ou.
Cabbage Il4@1l..
Tagging and Ties.
Atlanta November 24-Baggins-lI D 61a, -
65s; Dig IA. Iies-1Oc.
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"Where is the man with soul so dead
that be cannot relish a good pie? The best
crusts are RAISED with Dr. Prices baking
Powder
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this being done at the request OF the
colored Presbyterians, who found 1T imprac-
teal to organize a synod OF their own.
Most favorable reports We're made OF the
general condition of the church in Alabama,
the Sabbath schools homes and foreign
missions, church education and other SUD
jects. Tonight the synod adjourned to meet
in Selma next November.
South CarOIina's McthOdfsts.
Laurens, S. c., November 23.-(Special.)-
The South Carolina conference convened
here on Tuesday last, Bishop Keener pre-
siding. The body consists of more than
two hundred ministers and lay delegates.
Rev. John o. wilson was today elected
editor of the state organ, The Southern
Christian Advocate. Rev. G. Il. Smith was
chosen financial agent and professor of
Wofford college. DIR. w. w. Smith, of
Randolph Macon college, is here and adj
dressed the conference upon the educational
interests of the southern church. Bishop
Duncan is also here. Conference will add
journ about Monday next.