The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-13
GEORGIA NEWS.
ETsats Of Z Week in the Empire
State Of the South.
NEWS TOLD BY TELEGRAPH
tasaang Events Calculated To Catch
the Eye and Interest the
Reader-other Mattsu,.

senosa Enterprise: Bin Arp says "a fam
iiy or seven can be sustained from one
acre OF laE1." whereupon Uncle Dan Ell
moro rises to suggest the thing probable
Nafe both sides
Marietta Journal: The people are Get;ing
hettsr-no mistake about g. Some half
dozen men went from Marietta TO the
river last week on fishing sroiic. and
when they rcturrsj they acknowledged
that they didn't catch many fish.
Decatur Record: Blackberries are pien-
TINA in this neck OF the woods hut there
Is a candidate 10 every quart. They all
say they favor silver.
Louisville News: opr people are much
troubled with hugs and worms. and
pecially the yankee bug. i'm their gardens.
Mr. W ~ Speer. OF the Americas water
works department. climbed To the top OF
the stantpipc TO make some slight repairs.
when h- noticed several fish swimming i'm
the iron tank. H. feet above the earth.
Having Inc in his pocket he cast n hook
- the clear water and soon caught three
fish, each nearly a loot In length. y very
mo trout that would probably weiga fve
pounds wns also seen In th. tank. hut was
too smart TO ~. caussist. The fish h1d evil
IDENTIFY been there : long siEle AID lived
welt high HE
Savannah Ca. July l0-,SpeciaI.l Hon.
) - duliignOu announced tOday that he
would not continue the race for the senate.
che democrats had adopted q free silver
platform. and hc had already announced
tat he could not be a candidate IL that
course vas pursued.
tie declined To express any opinion ~
n the conventions action When asked
Il he would take any part in the campaign.
h. said ne was praciicins Law aud hoped
20 be kept busy in that line.
Aunts in His Ear.
Tweed. Ca. July Especial Homer
Adams. I hoy Of fourteen. while lying
asleep on the piazza OF has fathers house
Monday noon. after doing morning
blowing. had large black aunt TO crawl
into his ear. lie Al once shrieked and his
mother tried various remedies 10 eXtTicaie
the ant. but her efforts proved futile. Next
day the boy went 20 school Daring the
morning he felt a peculiar sensation in the
same ear. II tr1nSpirei that while lying
on a bench another ant had entered lie
tried his utmost 20 get the ants out. but
failed 10 accomplish his purpose The
teacher advised him 20 lies down lie did
So and I'm an hour the Insects craTled out.
after causing great annoyance and uneaS-
fness-
Mrs. Nobles's Case.
Macon. Ca. July -(Speciai.D-'I'ne Con-
Stltution announced today that last night
At the Hotel Ianier in Macon Judge
smith OF the Oconee circuit. signed the
btu OF exceptions IN Mrs. Nobles's case
~ the same time jude Smith signed an
order granting a supercedeas which stays
the execution % Mrs. Mobiles AMI she VIII
rot BE- hanged on August sth. Thts IS tho
second tiri.. her execution has been post
ponef- Judge Smiths order In 10 manner
relates 20 Gus Families. Mrs Sobles's ac-
compiled. and h. VIII die on the Ealiows
August s.h uulees Governor Atkinson s'ls-
ponds his execution pencius the hearing
% Airs NobIcS.s case by the supreme
court. After signing the bill Of exceptions
last n'rhr Judge Smith turned the paps's
over To- NIr- Marion Harris. attorney FOR
nirs- Noble.
Thomas Slater has message Tor every
man ln article headed Ito sends IL