Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-05-25

ago She vas doing ner best to conceal the
fact from the authorities when found tut.
Recorder Uruuhart administered sharp re-
buku to the woman in court and said that
the next time a thing like this occurred no
option of paving fine would be allowed
the guilty person.
COLUMBUS. Ca. MAY sl.-The county board
of education. at q meeting "Wednesday after
noon decided 10 snake ARA DRements for the
payment Of the county teachers their back
salaries from january 20. Scrne OF them are
reported 10 need this money badly, ana he
So ntiment against the dilatorv tactics of the
state here Is very strong. r.,
COLUMBUS. Ga, May H.-Deputy U. s..
Marshal Blue and Collector Williams made
raid on a moonshine still In an island in the
chattahoochee river, twenty miles north OF
the city, on Wednesday afternoon. one
hundred gallon outfit was found in operation,
by one Ben H. Dixon. of Harris county. He
was required to give bond for his appearance
in the United States court here.
MACON, Ca, May 21-Florence Savage. a
negro woman, who ~ wanted in Macon to
answer FOR the death Of another negress, will
sheriff Robertson. WIN Reynolds Is in jail
en- the same charge The charge is that Rey-
used a knife. The Savage woman has beel
living at Jonesboro since the cutting took
place.
GAINESVILLE. Ca, May 21-The farmers
through this vicinity report the prospects fine
for a splendid grain crop, both wheat and
oats, and the strength Of this outlook quite
number of binders and threshers have been
bought and are ready for use when the grain
is ripe The farmers also report the acreage
in grain much larger than for years.
EATONTON-After a lingeAlng Illness ].
Calhoun Dusenberry died Monday at the home
of his mother. Mrs. Amelia Dusenberry, in
enberry has made his home in savannah,
where he was connnected with the Central
railroad. A few months ago he moved with
He is survived bv his wife who was Miss
Nellie Hodges. Of Savannah. and two children.
Calhoun. Jr.. and Mary, The interment viii
be in Pine Grove cemetery Tuesday.
MACON, Ca, May 2.-Georgia peaches
from the wide peach belt just below Macon
are now making their first appearances, upon
the market 1t is OF course true that the sea-
son has by no means opened up in full blast,
but there have been enough Of the early va.
rieties on hand to make the average Georgia
peach lover banker for the coming days when
he may dine on peaches and cream.
The first peaches received in Macon came
LINCoLNToN, Ga, May 2O.AMr. ]. H. spires,
one If the most prominent farmers of Lincoln
county, was attacked by Albert Aiken. negro
farm hand. this morning and seriously II not
Mr.. Spires was on his way to see his mother,
who lives about a mile from his planta-
ton. when he met the negro who was riding a
mule Mr.. Spires was on foot and stopped the
negro to ask him about a small debt.
Aiken became enraged and used rough language
and when Mr. Spires approached him lie jumped
off ais mule and began stabbing Mr.. Spires with
large knife inflictings a deep wound and cut
ing an ugly cash foot long in the back, laying
the ribs and spine bare. --.. SO
Mr.. spires call for help was heard by his
brother. J. G.. Spires, who was blowing in field
near by, but who arrived too late 70 lay hands
ON the negro, who he saw riding rapidly off.
fallen in the road and carried him to his hon"
and gave the alarm. A party Of nfIy men
caught the negro In a swamp where he had
hidden.
McRAE. Ca, May 2.--The trial Of G. W.
Galloway. indicted in the city court here for
ceiling malt liquors, came to rather sudden
Termination Thursday morning. p
Early in the present year Mr.. Galloway pur-
chased a lot Just outside of the city ana
erected a storehouse thereon. He put in a
license to sell ''near-beer." Having no police
restriction it favorite place for those.
who wished to take drink to assemble. and
soon became It was alleged, obnoxious. to the
residents Of that neighporhood. 81. 81
syyore out two warrants for the proprietor OF
the place Many witnesses on both sides Vert
summoned for the trial Thursday, but before
the case was reaohedg and after conferences
between the opposing attorneys. Mr., Galloway
agreed that II the bills were polle pressed thar
he would never again sell .near-beer IN Tel
The ffve-r1ile limit was made necessary by
reason OF the fact that McRae IL within one
mile Of the Montgomery county line as d
-AcwoRTH. Ca. MAY Pat the annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Aewor5h :
Isfg.n Creamery Co. the folowins oitlcers
were elected for the ensuing YEAR;
A p. MeIAin. president: g. w. MCMILLAN
ST. vice president: r. w. Raw, general nau--
ager; j. s. Orr buttermaRer. -.
Directors: A. p. McLain. q. M. Orr, g. W.
Mcmillan, ST. f. w. Raw. w. N. Davenport,
8. II Davenport and n. H. Carnes%rl, g.
DUBLIN Ca. Nav PA meeting was held
here today for the purpose of organizing the
Iaurens Lumber COMPANY. Messrs. w. A.
Baker r. M. GrIer. VIM. Bales and r. A.
johnson, COMPOSE the stockholders with
M BAKER was in the lumber business here
A Jew years ago and moved to Eastman
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DUBLIN Ca. Nav 29-rha first peaches
seen this SeasOn were an early variety grown
bv Mrs. Clara G. Williams at her home In
this CITY. ..t -.
ALBANY. Ga. Nav 22.-W. W. Pace and
J. A. Bettamin have returned from Boston
ana uAds the announcement that the con-
tract for Albany's new two hundred Thousand
dollar Gotten mill would he let about july
first The architect employed to design the
mill will arrive in few davs and Will Sc
lect a site from the several locations upon
which the company has option. .-.-.t 81. --
While in the east Messra Pace ana Bent
,au-Ir secured option on the necessary ma
chfnery for the eleven thousand spindle mill
advertised to be built in December which time
the building win be ready tn receive. II. AL
oG ,bs stocE in the mill has been subscribed
and is being paid In ten per cent lpstail-