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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-04

TO defend the honor of the humblest
white woman is worse than Il devil.
Mr.. Boone spoke over an hour and
elected great applause. At this stage
of the exercises everybody was invited
TO the table grooming beneath piles of
bread and trays of barbecue. After
dinner came the speech from Hon w.
w. Kitchen, our Congressman. hitch
On is the idol of his district Mr.. l\itch-
en- spoke an hour and Il half ana his
listeners hung breathlcssly upon his
words to the last. After touching upon
State affairs he entered in detail INTO
the things of national interest, giving Il
full account of his stewardship ana OF
his fellow Democrats.
The following are II few of the many
things he said worth rccollcctinS:
''It is not Il spirit Of spite that makes
us appeal to white men.
"Thc white Republicans in this district
have held the negro in subjcctlop. II
tbis had been done throughout the
State the negro would not be an issue
eff | preached the doctrine of ION
Settle and lived his life. and called my
self Democrat, could not get single
Republican vote. Negroes vote from
IIfJHtl'''
Il do not know who will be my op
moment. but he will be II goldbug.
"Populsts say they put principle aboV'
party. They now need to put principle
above prejudice.
'"rhc PopuIist party had at one time
thc right to hope to be- Il majority party
If the Democratic party had not return
ed to it's old moorngs it would have
been.
"T'hc Dukes and the American Tobac
go Trust have not money enough t.
Luy the Fifth district.
"Corporations do not smoke, nor chew
nor drink, nor wear clothes. Corpora
tons do not pay war tax.
+ "Thc interest of every banker ~ Dur
ham is wrapped up with the farmers
though he imagincs if is with the New
York banker.
"Whcn Mckinley was elected the fraud
fund was $4,000 now it is $4,000.
II want the. Po9nlist vote. If it is
against me ! am in bad fix; if it is
against the other fellow he is i'll i
worse fiy."
1t is rarely the case that an audience
is allowed to hear three such speeches
in one day.
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worse, for already negroes are moving
into this State to share in the feast.
White says I'VE are making more negro
3olfce holders every day"
The negroes will move into North Caro-
lima, are doing it now, from other States.
and unless conditions change, they will
move in and the whites will move out
until our State becomes a Hayti.
We now have 100000 majority of
white votes, but this majority will grow
less and less each year we fail to carry
this State. We stand our best chance
this year. Can we carry it this year?
Yes, easily. Go to work. Each man must
say: Il will induce our white men who
voted against us last year to vote with
us this year"
This looks like n small thing to do.
The election is three months off. In
that time can't each of us persuade one
white man to be white. to vote with
white men, and to help us re-estahlish
in North Carolina an honest government
one which will protect our lives and
property. and one which will throw
around our women the protection of the
law?
If we all make that resolve the State
is as sure to go white in November, as
it is that the world shall then be in cX-
istcncc, and if only one out of six sue
cecds in converting n voter we still will
carry the State-Judges, Senate and
House.
] am here not as Il candidate. ! want
no office under the sun, but | am here
to call upon all men who love their State
:" come to her defense. She needs vOrI'
help now. We ask no questions about
your past votes. hut if YOU are Il white
man and if you love your State and if
you believe it should be controlled hv
white men, | call on you to vote with
us with the same confidence. and Ger
tainty. as one brother, seeing his mother
attacked by robbers. calls upon his other
brother to 90 to her assistance
The speeches were one and n half
hours each. The meeting ended with
great enthusiasm. An old fashion Dem
ocratic love feast followed. Il sort Of IN
lifting experience meeting in which many
short speech were made
Rutherford will go Democratic by at
least 200 majority.
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UNION IN LINE
A Large.Crowd Hears the Truth Told by Cooke
and CuHis.

Monroe, \. c., Aug 3.-Thc hustlinG
town of Monroe has been tecmlng with
people from early this morning until the
evening shadows fell, and as the day
has receded the shadows have fallen
upon the fusion pie-caters of Union
county. The Notifications OF the ''unholy
combine" were battered down here to-
day by Captain Charles NJ. Cooke, Of
Franklin, and Capt. John II. Currie, OF
Cumberland the two distinguished Wis
iting speakers. They spoke in Stewart :
grove and Il vast crowd heard them.
Many ladies from town and country
graced Unions Democratic rally with
their charming presence, and the two
speakers waXed particularly eloquent as
they laid just tribute at the feet Of
the good women of the land.
Captain Charles NJ. Cooke was first
introduced in a most appropriate ten
minutes speech by the chairman Of the
Democratic executive committee, Capt
]. q. Covington. Capt. Cooke Interested,
entertained, cnthused and amused the
crowd He spoke in his old time elo-
quent, impressive and telling way, at
times amusing his audience with appro-
pirate anecdotes. ut other times throwing
into the discussion all the passion, elo-
quence and fervor of his sincere soul.
He arraigned the Russell administra-
ton and the fusion regime in North Car
DINA: stripped them of the dark wells
they wear and showed them up in all
their hideouSneSs. He plunged his keen
sabre of truth into the fostering sores
of fusion misrule in North Carolina and
left the doomed victim wriggling and
squirning. The people listened. There
were men of all parties present and 1t
was perfectly evident that the white
men of Union county have made up
their minds TO throw off the calling yoke
Of negro, Radical and populist misrulc
Captain Cooke was followed by Mr.,
John II. Currie, who was gracefully in
troduced by Mr.. K. l.. Stevens, who
will answer for Union county in the next
general assembly.
Mr. CurI'ic is graceful and forcihle
speaker. farmer and mill man from
the good old county of Cumberland. lie
honors the class to which he belongs and
fittingly represents them in his elo-
quent and telling appeals for reunitinS
of the white men and for Anglo-SaNon
supremacy. He spoke with ease and
WITH lllucH power anu IlillitSSlN'Ht
and made votes for the cause i'll Union
county.
| am not afraid to say that Union
county this year will give an average
Democratic majority of at least 400 and
perhaps 500. The best informed men i'll
the county told me that on Friday next
not, less than 80 Populists would take
part in the Democratic primaries. The
honest Populists of Union have got all
they want of negro fusion and Radical
rule. They are coming back home to
the Democratic party and they don't
care who knows it.
The Democrats are united to man
and such fight as is going TO be made
against fusion misrule in this county
this year has not been seen i'll the coun-
ty i'll dozen years.
Put Union down among the redeemed.
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DEMOCRATS or TIE LONE STAR
In Convention-Rcport of Platform
Committee on National Affairs

Galveston. Texas, August 3.-Thc
Democratic state Convention met to-day
and adopted the report of the credentials
committee, and installed permanent
officers. j. w. Black, of McXia. was
made permanent chairman. The rcsoln-
tions committee was not ready to report
and an adjournment was taken till $50
O'Clock. at which hour the report of the
Committee on Platform relating to ma
tional affairs was made us follows:
/. We endorse IN every particular the
platform adopted 10y the Democratic
National Convention ut Chicago i'll lS9G.
>. We dcnouncc the Republican party
for the passage of the Dinglcy tariff.
D. The war must not obscure the
money question.
t. We dcnouncc the revenue bill passed
by the Republican party for the gross
inequalities in both the tax imposed, and
Che exemptions made.
,. We congratulate the country on its
American sailors aud soldiers.
&. We will support the President in
conducting the war.
Z. We favor the generous development
Of the American Navy.
s. We favor the construction and con
troll of the Nicaragua Canal by the
United States.
.. We favor the carrying out TO the
letter and spirit Of the resolutions under
which wc interviewed in Cuba, and we
insist that the Cubans shall be permit
ted to establish an independent govern
ncnt of their own; but in the event that
the people Of that island shall hereafter
desire 10 be annexed TO this country.
and the terms of the annexation can be
satisfactorily arranged between the two
governments We will annex Cuba ASA
part Of the territory Of the United
States.
10. We favor the acquisition Of Porto
Rico, and all the Spanish possessions
in the Western Hemisphere.
II. We rcaErIu our faith in the Mon
roe doctrine and oppose the ANNEXATION
or continued retention Of the Philip
pine Islands or any territory upon the
Eastern Hemisphere
Clause u opposes any increases in the
standing army, and - declares for
Bryan III 1900.
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arising from African instead of Anglo
Saxon rule"
Meetings were also held at the follow
ing places and addresses made by the
ollowing speakers:
Union County Charles NJ. Cooke, j.
h.. Curre, j. 7. LcGrande.
CASTOR County-River Bend-ColoneI
]. S. Carr, j. ID. Mccall, Hcriot Clark
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-04

81 think DeWitt's Witch Hazel SaIye
is the finest preparation on the market
for piIes." So writes John G. Dunn, Of
Wheeling, w. Va. Try it and you will
think the same. Ii also cures eczema
and all skin diseases. ucartt 81 Heartt.
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with q neat row Of revering above
hemstitching. They are full laun-
dered =. :. 49,. 49,. He
Good White Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, fancy and embroidered >. 1212c
Fancy Embroidered Lace Edge and
Plain hemstitched, linen and lawn 15c
All-White Embroidered Handkerchiefs.
with scalloped edges. Many neat and
effective patterns -. Zoe
Fine All-White Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, handsomely hand-embroidered,
a range of choice patterns ..... soc
SILVER ARTICLES.
Sterling Silver Hair Brushes :. $500
Sterling Silver-back Combs 1900. soc
Sterling Silver Hand Mirrors -. $500
Sterling Silver Tooth and Nail Brushes
Sterling Silver Hooks and Files -. soc
Sterling Silver Shoe Horns and Curling
Irons :. -. :. :. -. soc
Sterling Silver Whisks ......... .$1.25
Sterling Silver Bonnet Busters or Hat
Whisks ......... .$1.25 and $3.50
Sterling Silver Cream Boxes Zoe and soc
Sterling Silver Clothes Brushes. $500
XMAS CLOAK POINTERS.
Winter just begun, but we've decided
to let go on profits. These stylish lots
viii lprove of much interest to those
who have the word cloak" on their
buying list.
2 Ladies' Coats-1 Brown, ! Blue-were
5000, now ................. .9lZ.0u
LOT ..
Ladies' and Misses Coats and Jackets
only 6 left-coors Green, Black and
Tan-were $3.50 and SIS 90
now.... -. .Slo.oV
LOT 8.
Ladies' and Misses Coats-only 20 left
--colors Tan, Blue. Black and Brown,
they were $10.00-now $3.50
LOT A.
8 Ladies' Coats in Black Cloth and
Boucle-were $500 and $3.50
now -. :. .90.UU
LOT 5.
&c Ladies' and II Misses Coats in Tan,
Black, Brown and Blue-prices were
LOT o.
8 Ladies' Coats-Black ad Tan-were
$500 and $5.00-now ........ $3.50
II Misses and Children's COats-were
$3.50 and $500 colors Red, Green. Gar
net, Brown, Blue and Black
now !. :. :. :. :. $3.50
PETTICOATS FOR WOMEN.
A bright gathering of Silk Petticoats
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pretty designs &C., &c., 10c., 12c. and 15c
Misses pure linen hemstFtched Hand
kerchiefs, 15c.
Pure Linen Embroidered, 70, 30, 30,
40. soc. to $3.50.
GENTLEMEN'S HANDKnRCHIEFS
Colored or white with hemmed border,
SC. to Zoe.
Linen finished white tape and lem
med full, &C., TO-, and 15c.
Linen Handkerchefs, II, u and
inch hemmed borders, 15c. to SOC each.
Silk Handkerchiefs with initials, 25c.
and soc.
Misses Pure White Silk Handker-
chiefs, 1Jc.
Pure Silk Handkerchiefs, %, 50, 40,
80. Soc, $1.00.
White, Black and Colored Silk Muf-
flers, so, Soc. and $100.
Gentemen's Initial White Silk Hand
kerchiefs, full size 70"
APRONETTE.
40 inches wide, 10, Is, 25c.
UMBRELLAS.
"a inch satin cover, paragon frame,
4Sc.
26 inch satin cover, paragon frame,
53c.
&c inch union cover, paragon frame, Csc.
IS inch union cover, paragon frame
CSC.
2S inch union cover. paragon frame,
zoe
2G inch union cover, paragon frame,
netal staff the best $1.00 Umbrella in
INV market.
We have Umbrellas at all prices. Our
1icest qualities will make a handsome
lift for ladies and gentlemen.
LACE CURTAINS.
We can show Lace Curtains with great
confidence. We have them in dainty as
vell as elaborate patterns. Sizes and
rices to fit windows and purses.
WOOL KNIT SKIRTS.
Will make a useful gift. We have
new. warm lot to show you.
PHENOMENAL VALUES IN
WRAPS.
We are clearing ont our Ladies', Miss
$ and Chldren's Capes and Coats. See
hat q special offer we can make on
nv garment now in stock-$3.50 to SO,
worth $500 to $3.50
Fur Scarfs, Shoulder Capes and
Collarettes.
SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
They never fail to prove useful as
Christmas gift. The great care that we
have taken to secure desirable lines
should be of special interest to Christ
mas shoppers We carry the latest
styles and at lowest prices for salts
factory goods.
NAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
ANY of the above goods advertised can
be sent TO your address by mail or ex-
press. Competent people in charge;
Your orders promptly and carefully at
tended to.
Say what YOU want state price etc,
and send us your orders.
If you wish a Dress and Innings let
us send what you want.
Express charges prepaid on all or
ders Of $500 and over, when cash ac-
comnanies the order.
We are indebted to a generous peo-
ME for the support they have given our
house. With best wishes, we thank
you.
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is ready for the holiday demand. A
smart, SNOWY and highly acceptable
Christmas gift they make.
Petticoats of Changeab'e Taffeta Silk,
rich in rustic. beautiful in color.
Green, Red, Black, Purple and Blue
deep ruftle, cable corded. ...... $500
Black Moreen Petticoats, deep cable
corded tiounce ..$o.U0
LIBERTY SILK NECK RUFFS.
This is interesting news. Wonderfully
effective are these Rufus of Liberty
Silk, with their plated ends. Their soft
beauty protects and brightens the face
of the wearer, and makes the hat more
becoming.
Prices roc, $1.OO, $3.50 and $500.
Also Ruffs made of Netting with
large Chenille dots $3.50
APRONS.
Extra good quality Lawn Aprons, with
Satin Stripe borders-1 yard wide
price =. :. :. -. zoe
Fancy Swiss and Lawn Stripe and Fan
cy borders-11h yard wide. .39c
Liberal size, good quality Lawn Aprons,
hemstitched yards wide. SOC
UMBRELLA SELECTIONS.
Our selections from the Christmas
outfit. Many other lots just as good
and just as cheap, but these came first
so we note them. 1t doesn't cost mint
to make somebody's Umbrella happiness
complete.
t,ock Taffetta Silk "a and 26 inches in
assorted handles 800. .... 100
Black and Changeable Taffeta Silk,
Fancy Borders. assorted handles, both
straight ard curved $3.50, 800, $50
A BATCH OF FLYERS.
Watermelon Head Rests ...... 81. 80
Medicine Glass. leather case. 80. SOC.
Pin Trays. assorted shapes and colors,
-. ...... -. ..10c. to 1Jc.
Beautiful collection of pictures photo
graphed on glass, Saint Cecilia. Madon-
mn and Child. Christ :" Gethsemane,
Queen Louise, Mary Magdaline. Alone,
Resignation and many other noted sub
jects zoe. TO $3.50.
Toilet Sets, comb and brush tray $3.50
10 .o.OU
Cups and Saucers, assorted designs
-. $50. ..... &c. to $500
Triple Mirrors ... -. .25c. to $500
Austrian Fans $50. %. 80, 75c up to
...... 100
Hand Painted Porcelain Placques, $1.25
Drinking Cups, leather cases, 80, 80. Toe
Leather Picture Frames. places Tor
and 4 pictures ......... 80 and Toe
Continued on Sixth Page.)
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
probation.

DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
A handsome colored dress length
two-toned armue suiting-44 inches, 65c
Navy, Army, Yale and French blue
shades in Surah, Cheviot and Storm
Scrges. As inches, 65c.; 80 inches, zoe.
Illuminated Covert Suitings, Al inches
roe, street colors, all wool suitings, al
soc per yard.
- inch Atwood Suitings at SOC. pei
yard.
40 inch Black Brocaded Skirtings, 25c
per yard.
1 yard wide Atwood Suitings, sole
colors, 25c.
"a inches wool Suitings, mixed colors
23c.
50 inch all-wool Flannel blue, brown
"A inch Black Satin. 69c. and 92c.
q inch Black Satin, a leader fol
skirts, $1.25.
81 inch Jap Silks, black, navy ant
evening shades at 4Sc.
20 inch Silk Taffetas, solid anC
changeable shades at Toe.
IS inch Fancy Brocaded Striped ON
Ii animated Velvets for pillow tops ant
cushions at Toe. per yard.
81 inch drapery Silk Novelties at 4Sc
Special prices made all through thu
BLACK WOOL DRESS DEPART
MENT.
DC inch all-wool silk-fnished Blacl
Henriettas. 7Sc.
46 inca all-wool Black Henriettas. CSC
"a inch all-wool Black Henriettas 25c
a inch Black Brocades, Twills, Chev
lots. Poplins, Melrose. ETC., 4Sc. to 93c
per yard.
OUR FANCY ARTICLE AND NO
TION DEPARTMENTS FURNISH
ES AN ALMOST UNLIMITED
LIST OF USEFUL GIFTS.
Ladies' Purses and Card Combina tions
Blue. Red, Tan, brown and Green, !
inches by 8 inches, SOC: also meta
trimmed Az by 8 inches. 25c.
Imitation Russian Leather, all colors
Az nv 3 inches, 92c.
White and Black Folding Feathc
Fans. $1.9S.
White and Black Folding Silk an
Came Fans. $1.00, 1.25 and $3.50.
Sterling Silver Toilet Novelties. Mar
cure Sets. Cuff Pins. Stick Pins, Brooch
es. Beauty Pins, etc, etc.
HOSIERY GIFTS.
Stainless Hose for children: stainless:
Hose for Misses, s, 10. Is. 20 and &c.
Stainless Hose for Ladies, 10, 10, %
and 35c.
Fancy Plaid Hose for Children.
ladies' and Boys Black Bicycle Hos,
with double knees, spliced heels and toes
L. 90 and DC
The hest value in Ladies' Hose at 25c
per pair black with white feet
Ladies' Fast Black satin-fnished Hose
three mfrs to the box, S1.00 per box.
ladies' Plaid Hose, %, 81 and 4Sc
per pair.
HANDKERCHTEFS.
We cannot say enough as to the val
ups we offer in Handkerchiefs. Our
stock and prices are simply unmatchabl
in this market.
Colorpd BORDERS. Hemstitched fol
bows and girls. &c. and SC.
White Hemstitched ladies' Handker
chiefs. &C. each, Toe. 1912 15c to SIC
Pure Linen with embroidered
corners. hemstitched. 10. 1919 and 15c
Femstitched. assorted widths. borders
and emhroideried 25c to zoe
Embroidered Handkerchiefs in many
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A. B. StrOnaCh.
"IN TIME OF PEACE PREPARE FOR'
The Advent Of Santa Claus.

There will be very unusual incentives to lay in boun-
tfu stock of presents this year. BECAUSE from critical
glance along the gftladen counters of our store it APP
pears that articles of use and auy were never so good
never 50 original and all or the buyers advantage)
neve, 50 low priced as they this season.
We have accumulated in this advertisement an useful
price list of desirable merchandise in which almost every
department is represented and we shall hope for your APP
probation.
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Maj. Andrews j. Haywood. one OF the
officers of the Third North Carolina regi
ment, arrived here Friday night on Leave
of absence. He will leave tomorrow
night, to return to his regiment now in
camp at Macon, Ga.
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NEW ADvER rISEMENTS.

A. D. ROYSTER-Fine Candy.
SHERWOOD HIGGS & Goa World
of Toys.
DOBBIN & FERRALL-Great Holiday
Buying.
THOS. PESCUD-The Pure Food
Question.
MORTGAGE SALE-W. C. Stronach,
Mortgage.
A. b. STRONACH-The Advent Of
Santa Claus.
S. & ID. BERWANGER-A Flood of
Golden Opportunities.
w. e. JONES-We Must Do 1t.
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This could be helpful
gtt-buying Complete stocks andy arranged ntgeny
strengthened
dispatch reasonable Satisfaction
Dolls and Games
Raleigh the pleasure the folk in
page We juvenile
world to and often the 10y Circus
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JUST A FEW HINTS FROM THE
TOY DEPARTMENT.

T0y nEp RTNTENFT
EXPRESS wagons-all sizes from soc to
o5O.
IN I,o,,s 11" - = e., 4eo mn ~ 60 on
Toy Pianos from 23c., 4Sc., CSC.
Kettle Drums from 23c., 45c. and 9Sc.
Building Blocks and Spliced Animals.
Iron Toys of every description.
Steam Fire Engine, Hook and Ladder.
Hose Heel from zoe TO Sl.Zo.
Vestibule Train-nickel-9Sc.
Magic Lanterns 23c to 99c.
Mechanical Toys, Engines, Trains and
Steamboats,, War Ships 23c. to $500.
Games-all kinds from DC card games up.
noso,haeny '.'''''''''''''''''''osoo 90
Crokonole :. 81 80
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THE. WEATHER TO-DAY.

North Carolina: Threatening weather;
fresh YESTERDAY winds.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity
to 8 o'clock tonight: FAIR and con-
tinued cold.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday.
Maximum temperature, As; minimum
temperature, "a; mean, 81 rainfall, D
inches (for "a hours.
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The grandchild's voice will always be
raised in defense of the mother-in-law.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-12-11

1t is said that the whisper of beau
tiful woman can be heard farther than
the loudest yell of duty.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-12-11

Our holiday stock is arriving and will
be open for inspection to-day. Watch
my window. b. X. JOLLY,
Jeweller.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-12-11

A bunch of eight keys, on ring, with
a long steel chain attached, was found
Yesterday in the postoftce building.
Owner can get them ut this office.
Jim Booker. the negro now in Jail
here under sentence of death for the
murder of his sweetheart, Menalcy
White, will be hanged on January 18th.
The Commissioner OF Agriculture has
something new in syrup. 1t is fine
syrup made from pumpkins. 1t was
sent to him by the Garrett Wine Com
pany, at Littleton.
Regular communication of VIM. G..
Hill Lodge, No 21S, A. +. & A. NJ,
Monday night at 1880 o'clock. Election
of officers. Every member is earnestly
requested to be present.
The legislative committee appointed to
examine the books of the State Trea-
.surer and Auditor, has about completed
its work in the Treasurer's office. Mon
day they will examinine the books of
the Auditor.
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Mai. Andrews J. Haywood. one OF the
officers of the Third North Carolina regi
ment, arrived here Friday night on Leave
of absence. He will leave tomorrow
night, to return to his regiment now in
camp at Macon, Ga.
Mr.. Andrew Jones has resigned as
keeper of the market, and has been put
in charge of the pumps of the city,
which have not been kept in proper re-
pair for long time. The salary of this
position is the same as that paid the
keeper of the market-S5O month. Mr..
G. w. Martin succeeds Mr.. Jones as
keeper of the market.
Lady members of the Memorial Asso-
citation. Daughters of the Confederacy
and all other ladies who are interested
in the old veterans of the Confederacy
are requested to meet the Commander
of L. OBJ. Branch Camp, Mr.. A. B.
Stronacn, at the clerks office in the
Supreme court building, Monday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock.
George Morris, the gambler who film.
TANNED negro out Of $40 the other
day. did not appear when his case was
called yesterday before Justice of the
Peace Maroon. The reason was thar
he left the night before on the Atlanta
Special. Failing to appeal, his bend cf
$50 was declared forfeited. judgment nisi
entered and capias issued.
II is said that the wbisner of bean