The morning news., 1897-08-31

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GEORGIA.
Rev. sam p. Jones' ta- si''' N'.
revivalist, viii lee--r- n Camilla @" me
NIGHT Of sent a.
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JuHse 81 H. ..
an election i'm pr2n county i'' f'''
ton on sept
The members e Chg f.isl i''l's 0'''i
Of Phoenix CITY have dee-dti .o SP'N' e-'-
O0o in remo1clug cheir church building
7-, ,..,,, j. ,f,,e,ogea On saturday
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Is sald TO nave 'e'h '"s "'9'
election III 'he history oi W
Rev. H. W.. DAVIS primer 'i'"i Va
Camilla high school mas Dee" e'eo'71
principal of the Jackson street high schooi
OF Americus, Ga
nj, ~ 4,,.,.i,.1 ~ 1riu.n Ga
vas e,sc.a1 nr,si5eD, of the sullmore col
lege Iast week H. is now actively on-
gaged in selecting his corps Of teachers.
i,,o,,r At,pta
oscar i'"H' '"9 "'''
horscman owns "A Iuh oiolHeI 10 9'0'
Pointer and no one was more delighted
TO hear tnat a mile had been done IN bet
ter thah ,"o minutes '"'" "e
Mrs. W. J.. Davis has accepted the
request of the directors OF the south
C;eoreta Agricultural and Mechanical
fair which win be held i'm Thomasv.ne
tbis FAN 10 arrange for the woman
EXHIBIT of Dougnertv county at the said
fair.
GEORGIA is to have a fish hatchery: what
r1,o.btr.t,,, d,,ri,,r tho last session of
s,,,..-,,,.igi,.- oor,r,p,itv wants a.? Al
--,+.. s,,,ot(,- t,..o, ets,red a move
- ,,-tfrb ~ ,,oire fo rasult in the
tetaf.iishr,e,t ~ ono of those valuable in
e,tt,,,i,,,s IN, ,:g,,..ia
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60, ,i, -.u..,,,,,,.'5 an scpt
~. 1,..,,.. ...;,,., hin, ,,,o.,, its evis-
tenco mo Mani and GOOD win of the
Tines has been purchased bv the Senti-
nel Pub6shina COMPANY. and the cousol-
idated outGts have been leased
OIL VIII pe introduced lh 'le 'eN'
legislature creating board of assessors
FOR sver- oountv In the state. The vast
anoI,pi of nronertv which is not subject
ed to taxation; or rather which escapes it
under me present system VIII u'l,.er ,l,s
Piupos'u -i,'.ie' ''''' 80
Mr.. 7. D. Warren OF Byron has shipped
thirteen carloads of melons, grown on
+u,al,e acr.s IF land Mr. Warren often
,nal-os n bala ~ ootfon to The acre on his
siv-r,ule farm, but he considers his sue
cess i'm growing more than a car load of
melons to The acre his greatest achieve
mont as farmer.
Dalton Argus. Every time a man Is
tried and convicted of murder. after the
supreme court has refused to give him an
other trial he runs to Gov. Atkinson and
gets respite The law allowing the
governor 20 nullify the work OF our
courts ought TO be changed. No wonder
we have SO many lynchings
.tr e,ilt,-., ~ ,,,ori,,,s is IL, 70
ceip' OF ieitef from Odrl SpeeI' VINO lell
Americus several years ago TO find for
tune Ia the wild and woody west. Mr..
Speer went to Seattle, where IL seems
s ''' nral'lr, r,' ' of M m Do1ble sramn cold
Mining Company. besides having other
MaNe ol prosperity ne says mas reached
'HNie WIN 'N7--
The burning of the jewelry and crockery
store of MIR O. r. Pekor
20 c.,,,-,t.,, b,rt1, ,f,,,.
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seis'' 'ioi4al nature.
Dalton Argus: r. w Weatherly sold
100 acres Of his best fruit land, up about
Red Clay. Wednesday, 10 Mr.. Arthur
Steele. OF Gadsden. Ala. County Survey
or II. G. Hamilton went up and survey
go N ~ o' ss t' ~, t.ti.rt, na ou,,,,,t tr, o,
10 nut on the land and win put them
there right away. MIR. steele is i'm love