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i i > . l . > ?. ^ . o o ,. > , t% C- m ~ f dmJ .k. C*v ^ I O * -4 *./ , ' . M O dt:d- uiiU LviS k ; U ^ i i W hi to aud U d. HOLMES & MOOR ' - ' 5 .,t. ?? ' .* ? V .* L : .\0 wCDV FOUuD njVF.R. ! Sun'cr. to be , n: . ^-r.tnin Taylor or * "-u.? rXac/x ill:. K :..UKVil'.tfi ;,>]u # Aiu ii 1. The j c d< a . boiiy (,-r rv w !>:i ; i .u.uing in j lie. Sv, ri\.r has i; ? n found I nc r i .-,a: i'oiu ! ! The txj.Ji. which was much de< oni- i pus-ad. has L'? n idea! die. tTitit of " Captain (.'licit j bailor, u ion" r ^ risidct 01 bomb Jacksonville. who s'i lin-ap:-i .red suddenly uu Feb. ; last. h li.s launch, the H,iok\ bciii'v fouu i 1' In l ho .narr.ii . er I-'ultov.. Ac:?rdin ; to what u; !!d o , artied from .le-o purl o it was positively id at> J thr.; 'die idoil- t, tity had been establish- ,1 ,hough a some icive regarded i'. as rather rcmarl.dble ihat the b my cor.Ul h have been pres. ; v. J ;oi a <u ^ seven r. weehj. b The I od> was found r\f! ;i in the c riv at the month o' ?:; ; .s -reek, l> which i.- not a C ?v .at <. * ;:n the li place when? the .nu n h was rat: c list ore. At the tin". A |i icniein- li here !, Curtain Tr.y" v.*< at off alor.e , t in ids launch on a Sunday. He was ; Quite an e!J man -uu: vas vrr fond o , C making excmsi-irs %; and own tin- ! river by h.mso ,, .* lis unman cliseov- ! s: ercd tin- a'..;*i.K?ned < rait. pauiaily | f submerge^ \n>- next day, and consid- ; c erahlo <t j mystery ivas evolved us to i what unci become of the owner oi the I launch. j t t SENTENCED FOR USING LASH. H. R. Williamson Whipped Whits Man While Negroe3 Held Him. j t Columbia, S. C., April 1.-?At Green wood last evening li. 1L Williamson, white, and Charley Snow, a negro. ' ( were Beuteneeil to live years each at j Laid labor in the state penitentiary. 1 j me crime cm wmeii these two men ( were convicted was nr. unusual one ' 4 *iul has attracted remarkable alien- j tlon because of the prominence of one ( j of the principals in (he case. Willlamiou t-et J. A. Wert/., a neigli- ' ? boring farmer, in the road, and with j ^ the assistance of two negroes, Charley j Snow and Anthon> Heed* r. whipped i him almost to death. It was said by , Williamson that lie had great prima a- , [ tion for me deed, end lie also denied ; that he had any help in whipping Wert/.. It was prosed by eyewitness- j 4*8, however, that the two negroes ' D did help. j ( Wert/ was ill for five weeks as a , a result of the whipping. A motion for j t, u new trial was overruled by Judge i ^ Gary. j, BLEW HER HEART OUT. ^ Fearing Consumption, Young Girl Endo j Her Existence. Columbia, S. April 1.?"Within a few months two sisters and a brother 0, Of Miss Lizzie Mftdden, of Waterloo, ! ^ have died of consumption. She contrncted the disease. Sunday while her mother was at w church the young lady sat in a chair, rested the stock of a shotgun on her j g( bed. placed the muzzle to her lavast j and with a stiek pressed the trigger, literally blowing out her heart. She was a member of one of the i hest. families In that section, a young ' girl prominent In ehuren work. ! ? Pretty ! a. Children \ tb *' Wc have three children. Before the w birth of the last one my wife used foiir bot- sj ti.:s of MOTHER'S FRIEND. If you had the pictures ot our children, you could see at a glance that the last one ?! Is healthiest, prettiest and ?ZT\ w finest-looking of them all. My wife thinks Mother's Friend Is the greatest n " and grandest BH /f remedy in the (I ' ^&Sr*y J! world for expect- k ?.:]_,< j ant mothers."? <c Xlfrlt1s*r> Kir 1 L?' ' ? ?J tucky Attorney-at ! 0< iiER's^ t( |;: njirMJI prevents nine-tenths of the > 81 F mm suffering incident to child- ')( ' birth. Thecoming mother's e' disposition and temper remain unrutflcd K throughout the ordeal, because this relax- to lng, penetrating liniment relieves the ft usual distress. A good-natured mother <> IS pretly sure to have a good-natured child, id The patient Is kept in a strong, healthy j hi condition, which the child also inherits, ki Mother's Friend takes a wife through the vimij ijuniMjr <tuu mmuii painicssiy. II assists in her raplJ recovery, and wards , off the dangers that so often follow de- I livery. j o 5old by drugglats for $1 a bottle. ' " THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO i " ATLANTA, OA. . Bend for oar free iKustiated book wiitioo Myrmlr for ospootoat Better*. U K* .. .' V v ? : v So, bought i ibe America. Onio.i ooU, D i f r5 b PMAfMiAnV :? JI V I Ml II 1TMI I V ? j c! I J-.:, en i ./ * fer-7* a r~". t rrtat .? vvmm~amu&sr ' ! r L-i-.-v-OiV 'V > V. ! lOUSiti Qi . Pi ionc.doratiot < Civil Appropi liif -v i ! d. , Wasliln: ?VI. > houuc to* . i. ay rosu: h* i : : atioa of the mm* r\ ?*iv!i ?. ?. i:. : i '. with the ndorstamU:- . 'it.: rcucral d :-;:t rhicZt fori r?!; ctcaod yesterday, {w houli! bo o::t to . roth )li-. ilobison. of Indie - i-I aU\ Crow. of enut? ;vanii . > . i!ihv. the louse. i Mr. do it: >r en : liio ") *.: sin : ; ''' I' t hti-t.v " ??' body. ; j which Mi\ . oi Colorado, ha*l I dti t ) .;! . i 'H : . s , which m>>\ perfected ?glt?h.tioi.. i < ..lab.. v rfor.ii* | r.ted by . ? cuuio:representing 1' j ^ lulls? wit' : e:n;!:itio?.i than cl'ih- j r New y w, . \ . yivar.ia. Tr i\*. on .: iif-'airH t; til'.: c. V . 5 ?!;;e to trn ' eiitruton i . .:i r e . . . t,.' '.'i ? 1 :Ol!5 tU tilt ?. till! !!|l Ui < Ultli 01 he < it. o!s i ;;!< >. sonsidci alien of Clecniai 3m inc Bi j Washington, April l.?At the <onclu>| lion ??l 10110110 business today t!? , iciiato resumed ? onstiU t nl ion c' i! | lit oinart. urine hill. The debate of t iay was open ! hy Mr. Hoitf. hi, of j dulio. in opposit inn t" n.oasu. , : ^ ho leal intent of which, ho said. w:i ; 0 destroy the oleomargarine industry. REBELLION IN SAN DOMINGO. si Jncle Sair. Sends Warships There as Matter of Precaution. J u Washiii"ion, Ai i*iI !.?The state do- u lartnient i'as lion advised hy oahic < '" hi he revolutionary movoniotit in Santo n Domingo and has requested the navy () l"partinent to send a v.niship there, ilid the Mac liias. now at San Juan, ti Porto Hieo, probably will start across J jy oday. ti The trouble is not believed to be y] terioiis. 1 ?ut it is deemed well to have 1 ship there as a matter of precaution. iLEVEN FIND WATERY GRAVES. t! disastrous Collision Between Steamers w In the Enolish Channel. ? London. April 1.?Kleven men were s [rowned as a result ol a collision this H Homing near Nab lightship, between K he channel passenger st.aiiier Alma ml the British ship Cambrian Prilless. Captain Roberts, t'rom Peru for si Liitwerp. The latter sank immediate- h y and 11 of her crew perished. The dnia returned to Southampton badly v amaged. h The collision occurred at 2:30 a. in. u tiring foggy weather. The Alma ^ truck tin* Cambrian Princess on the j Larboard. and ripping her side wide , c pen the ship keeled over and sank i3) i four minutes. The eleven survivors ! ere hauled on hoard the Alma by j ni icans of ropes. The steamer's bows ni ere badly sto\e in. tl, The Cainbriun Princess was built at '0 outhamptou in 1877. Silo was ol 1.'5 tons net register and was owned ol Y Thomas Ai Co., of Liverpool. MANY FAMILIES HOMELESS. lood Damage In Shelbyville and Bed- | ford County, Tenn., $2,000,000. " Chattanooga. April l.~riie Hood image in S'lelbyville and Bedford ; <( >unty, Tenn., is estimated at from [.hun.noo (<i S'j.eun.non, Itelief conn j K' ittees are doing everything possible! <( i assist 'lie homelesr hundreds, hut I *' mre is great suffering and assistance ; !" ill have to he .seemed from the out j do. j 'K Hundreds <,i lanri.i . are homeless, it | ing impossible even at this time tu | 111 ve tin- eon ect numlier. Many houses ' ent down in the < urrent. Ir The only deaths reported are three! jgro children. I Only one bridge across Duck rin r j mains standing in the county. All i 8,1 ie stwe] budges recently '-rocted at a i In ist of $50,000 have 1 e< :i washed away. [ ^ The damage to the town is estlinat ' I triilnv at 4900 nAo ' 111 Duck river is now within, its hanks 11 eace Movorrtent Disconcerts Krucjer, j <( Now York, April 1.? Rrussols tele- i 111 ams indleatj-. says the London cone | M aondent ot The Trilnme, that thu | are movement of the Transvaal ex- ^ nitlve has greatly disconcerted Mr. ruger. Among the immediate reliners of the ex-president word is lid to have been given out to dis- ol edit Sehalkburger. The acting pros*1 11 out. to whom Mr. Krugdr delegated ' d< s powers, is denounced as a Weak- ' tc aeed patriot. J to I in Strike at Chattanooga. Chattanooga. April 1.?The employes I f the Drake shoe department of the | loss-Median works today joined the j ... lolders of the malleable department j jr i their strike, and 400 men are now at. No settlement seems immediately ! I sight. I J* i" ikklfii j tin I* ! U (<i .-i details of the Terrible Catastrophe at Dayton, Tenn. IFTEEN BODIES RECOVERED Is Supposed There Are Many More In the Mine?Catastrophe Was Due to a Premature Shot In Blasting. Worst In History of Mine. Chattanooga, April 1.?A special to he N? v. ii from Dayton, Tenn., this orning gives the details of tlio excision which occurred in Neteon ine oi the Dayton Coal ami iron nnpnuy there yesterday afternoon, he known list ot killed is as follows: List of the Dead. Ik at Travis, body recovered. 1.caves il'e and two children. Janies L>. Franklin, hotly recovered, caves ?vi!o and one child. Thomas Shaver, body recovered, caves win- and three children. John itirmy, body s'.il! in mine. ea\es v. ite. I.ark Hunter, body still in mine, eaves wife and three children. Alexander < oter, body stil! 1.1 mine, oaves wife and four euilun n. Tlie above are all white men. Negroes killed are: Reese R< an. Moisan oni.th, all rirov overt froui ,ine. Mack Foster, i udy still in mine. Moni.; lVrsall. J oc Robeson. Jdryaut Smith, bodies all r? covered. List of Injure;!. Among the serioufcly injured are; Will R. lionrt, who v.as horribly limed an I .iad'ered fiaiiur <1 skull, Till die. Janus Riley, both legs broken. Jt is stated that the above list prob I>1 \ iiu lades nearly all who were lost i the mine, but 'Joveloprntiits may low from eiy,kt to teu more. The slaie which aeei > u'...ted in tlu line ;u? the result of the explosion it uw hei:?; vrniorcd and all of tin iniies \ ill probably be iinched thit Iteniooa. Twelvo of the bodies art cine hitrhv thin afternoon. Tin exou'Siou v as on. <! the worsl lat has occurred in the Day lot inn s and came close "jhmi Uie inspoc 011 ot the minus at which it had beei louglit fliey wvro perl'r ctly sale. How Kvarror Occurred. Inquiries into the circumstances o lie explosion, shows that at 4:4i clock in the afternoon as the minors ere leaving the mine tlio cxplosioi ecuricd. TMic mines have heeu con iderod the most dangerous of all a lis place,, having had mine gas eve incv the explosion D< e. 10. ISko. wlioi $ men were killed. Since that tinu ie mines have been supplied wit! liter;, lamps. \\ aile fire bosses havr cen employed to fire the shots afto ie miners end tireir day's labor. Tin xplosion ot yesterday is believed tr ave been caused by the untimely ani nintentional firing of a shot by Lar) luiiter and .John Homey, two of tin ttpcricnct d lire horses, who were kill 1 by the explosion. The report Iron ayton stat \s ibai tiie deaths resultiiu 'oin tin- i \pit), ion have orphanei lore e'niltdiru than any explosion 01 hie accident that ever liap|?euet icre. 'i lie Nelson mine was worker , ?oir :a< i by .fames .M. Head, whose v.ier. W'iil it. Head, was inside bust . the mine. Fitteen Bodies Recovered. A later sp? eiul trout Dayton says: Fiftoc n dead hodict: have been re tvered ii]) to this time from tlio seem the explosion, urn! it is estimate* lat from .< in 111 to fourteen rema'it jvered in the debris. The work of removing the fallci at< < overini; the victims is helm tndtu ted rapidly and will lie eonipiet 1. it is i xpe. te.d, by 3 o'clock till: tornoon. The funerals of vietinu ho are not buried this afternoon wil conducted tomorrow rnortiing. Most of tin families of the dea< iners are in the most pitiable am* xstitrit < oiuiition and their needs an dim supplied by the Dayton Coal au< on company t? mporurily. A supplemental report to The Newt om Dayton. Tcun., this afternooi lys that in addition ho the injure* entioned earlier in the day are Geo ratson, a nemo, badly burned; Henri Dnia. white, bunted; William Pressc d, bruised and burned by fallin; mb< 1'3. At this report lf? bodies had been rc tvered and there arc said to bo toi ore in the ruins. The explosion wa ) terrific that it blew slieds, seal juscs and ears over an ombanUmen )0 feet front the mouth of the mine. Bishop Cannot Accept Invitations. London. April 1.?The engagement ' the bishop of London, IU. Rev. Ai n:r Ingram, have compelled him t :>elino the Invitation or JMshop l'o r. of New York. uim! other bishop t address tbe missionary gathering i New Yofc-k next Advont, Of Importance to Stock Men. ChcyenVte, Wy? April 1.?A decls!T?p f great Bmportancic to stock men ha ist been, handed down by the Wyon ig supremo court. It is to the offer lat lessees of railroad land have al )luto control of the alternate .goveri - - I I K. i 'i - * - ? i 1 '. <*J I .! ?.*? i Sfcc.y n i... i*?~ ' i'foot ^chivikb'r^a-,. com. Mu..i.o g::.. >. message Sayc His Cs.t;.- i . Viil Abide by !): ciclon o. 7.c.ci' J '. fci nrncrit?British Again Sv-air.-ing t ie N'oithern Dist?icvj of ..ivsr Colony. Pretoria. Anril J.?President Stpyn and tli 11. r.il Pclurey have been locate : and ibetvv ?n It: .a and Ac A. i . ut ticiialkburner is | expected to bo urraufn i without fur* j thor delay. ir r< na; A ! that General ! Pot ha wiii ' . Liei .1 Hum nf: >-enc??. I Co Mine. . .. 8 has SOilt in word I that hie ; will abide by the jib* <}. i! I ?*lllllUOi't. j Comra i int DeVilllors, who has [boon op In the Klmberly iTis! triet. has ? : ;ht . o; true e asking : f i .! I .< * ' ' >v ' ... u 1...... I howi < r; !i v y interfered with i the mir . : .. .i' The Urilii.ii I are again . In th< northwest tilsitvict;. 01 ,ti i. i .'?? tiv.r *olony, j wliiiw .t ir-s h 1 i ii'.oy about a j thou ; i of i ;?i! I)e'.vet's rucn | within the .'or ? i Haldol bu Transvaal, Monday, I Mat eh . .nv Alberts has j r ailed < . c-.' the Boom In lilts . ilibtrict. ' i lo snih: a oast ! of The h: at..Jon, in order to i disc. :i tV- .i! tor a Keaetui surI rcml: i. i : l (loit; ml Hans ! Botha li*i; : . i o. similar muctj lug at An t' i : j A li ' * . r-ii?i; Hilary and native iscout . : oiieii near here Maivh o il; party were i killed, i ' < iU'IcmI pursuit. j Surrei d . .. occuriug daily in the i Stuiuleiton district. | NOME NATIVES DESTITUTE. ; i i Great .-;cvailo Among Them. V/i'.hoi.t rccd or Clctiiing. t isoiiiv.', Jan. l r, n i>i Seattle April 1.? 5 H. T. ( 'k i. iai-'i* dat a *jt Jan. 0, writes v nin.-. the <!-slivutijn pre' vailing at the naaw vinago just v.< st * ol' Cape Nome. J it- bays that many natives, n.e: fly omen and little chil^ dren. aie absolutely destitute. - They 1 are without tood or i lotninij. ' It in pititid to see such distress," 1 writes .Mr. Chestnut. "The miners have, furnished these poor natives meal after meal and have given them proj visions to .carry hack to their huts. - The limit of their charity lias about been rea lied, and it is suggested that j government oiijcials, either civil or military, or both, should lend a helping t hand." j. V. 11. Fr; < is. who reached Nome j Monday ev< ::in ; from Cape Nome, ,, says that th" condition oi the natives l at thai jiia; . s not heen exaggerated. The? line i.-d h? en nolo to catch j". their usual . up (,i' tp.p tor sonic , reason or oilier, Mr. Franc-is says the ( 1 white pc i>i ! a c ape Nome have done j what they could, hut they are noi able to litem the emergency. V Wireless Tcljyraphy War. New T . i tv :ii i.? Wai between , wireic . i ,a > ?. on.panic s contiilI ues nt it . rays a lierlin dis? . patc h io lie ca!d. Sismens j Ha i.e .' c.'i' the itruann wireless ( { s> ivi.'i, L . >f slated, brought ac, I ti>>11 : .1, . Slal>\-Ar<o people for . as; vii . nn'iiiMil o! patent, and \ are s.i : pariie; to briii": a similar ..? i ' Kit? !.<n?l against tlif Mai< >1 . ? i ny. ! >r. Braun, of Stra. ;l'.il both inventors copied liis i iuM ii circuit oscillatiou , tnotliod after ho had protected him< I bcIf Willi pat ills. t > V/ill Prosecute L'incly's Assailants, t Ni w lot!,. Vpril I. Suit has hoof; ; instil . .. . Chilli? . Imrg, N. .J., disput h to V .< l'i ah!, i?i the case of i David I is ml;.. ih nor ro who was maili i. rl i .. a ,ol> of citi/.eus at his 1 liosai in W. hieginn la-1 Oercmber. The negro . 3 ailnnts \siil ho proseI en ted ! > i ..:. o-Aiuerh an League of j Newark. \\Hants have boon issued i for the nrro.-1 of L'! persons for atro< 1 clous a ault 1 liattery, and 22 more will bo issiu I later. The mol> destroyj ed Liiudy's house, boat him and Knock' i cd out oris ol Ills eyes with a shovel Municipal Election In Wisconsin. f Milwaukee, April 1.? Municipal clcc tions are being bold through lite strati i today. Creat interest centers in tin contest in Milwaukee after perlffap the hottest campaign in the histor; ii of the city. Mayor David S. loose s Democrat, is striving for re-election u with Charles Hanson, ltep ^Tiean, am Ylsvttrn??/1 4 1 >IUIVIIIU 1 HUM', >H1 lill . I'V'IIIUCIiJI , US U|l posing candidates. A heavy vote w*i cast early. a Electric Light In St. Paul's. p. New York, April 1.?lCIeetrlc ligh o at last has been introduced Into SI t rani's cathedral, says a London dls a patch to Tho Trlbuno. J. P. Morgan a of New York, was chiefly instruments in bringing about the Innovatioi through n donation of $50,000. tl Soldiers Killed In Wrecks ^ Pretoria, April 1.?Thirty-nine1 Brh j. Ish soldiers were killed and 45 lajore t In a railroad wreck March 30 nca > Barherton, Transvaal colony. Tlte vi< i. Urns nearly all belonged to tbo ( fjtfrt rvtUMBt* Uv SSS5SSSS5ISSSSi '" JL" hhhwmiwu . | <r> f i ' [. i ~ y * _ V V ? A i./i ? In Ail . 3 H? 1*9 J y 'v$ $ b u In Pcut'":Qj*ns too nuca? oniy a 3 ! c* i fj ,J .o '.??* '?"- ? v -~ r*' I si* H ? * r! a l - HnH r j W r.-' m u J _V ffc(. ,t u i, v WAT. M T nA fj ? * \ / r > ' *! , i nil j -v < | f. H ~\ 11; 3 iFEARFUL ACCIDENT | TG PLEASURE FA3TV j Returning Ti jiii-Dance Hue Down by Train. CAT ACT R C F H I? AT P.O OVILLE Three of thr Pa?ty Were instantly Killec' and An^ta*. , the L-1 ic!o cf a Week, Was Ptobably Fatally Injured?Accident Occur.ed at Ctocsing. St. Marys, Kan., Ap;il 1.?Three per. 1 sons \vi.v ii.stai.ily hilled and anothc: perhaps ialaPy i. early tu lay u? a railroad .rossia- 2 miles west of Kossville i... a ('men i'tu i;: train. The hilled: Fred Smith. Ed Smith. Miss Minnie Maainey. Mrs. Fred Sinilh may rerorer, nl though she is still unconseiou.s. Mis. Ci?;a. ?..><- *1... i ' r i. . i r... . Ml.l.l II kt UC VI IV .1 I lit I i ? week, 1kiv.uk been married < Sunday, and .Miss .Minnie Maiimy wan i > have been married next Sunday to lCdwuru Smith, one of the unfortunate men. The young people had been to St. Mary's to attend a Woodmen dance ; and were returning home when the ac cidcnt occurred. I BURICD TREASURE UNEARTHED. Ancient Chest Filled With Cilvcr Coins Found by Workmen, f Now York, April 1?-A gang of i Italians at orb on New York Central '.improvements mar Anthony's Nos -, 3 mih.s north of P. ckskill. have, it is reported, ui.earii.od an ancient chest filled with silver coins ol small denominations. The disecovcry led to a 1'iesh out: break of the : arch foi t aptuln Kield's j alleged buried treasure, the search for j which has at various times caused the { upheaval of large Pacts on I.ong laj land ami a'ong the Hudson. The iact : that tlie coin:. jimt u.und bear a date j subsequent 10 the cm ution oi the noj torious pirate at Condon in ITol up ) jiarently has I : .1 i ; ?.t in cheeki ing the hi t for ; >I . a: ! the demand for picks and shovels i- said io be inj satiable in the viciniiy of Peoksldll, I Freight Blockade Way Cause Loss, lhilte, Mont., Apiil 1.?The railroai situation is such as to cause much ai i prehension among the merchants o i the state, who bar groat losses b; reason of in Kht ti <1 up In the Moeli adcs existin;; in North Dakota. isprTng I i have just rei Northern Mark selection of sto s ? following; me. j ' r? r\r>nj A. I r^/'N f rv/i t 4-4 Bleached Horr ' ity, going for 8c the I proportion. . L. N. BVm > The Quotar < " ^ I U i V-* i * 1 | J j kjy I <i ? o u 3 w. o n h r r i e. VV ^ >. kyci Hio :'>PAC.'E :f: :0:.'5 ,U\!n L3 maf: v " - to tree. Bui.i:'.. r . V . ican, of Liberty i!.! i n. IUb . : ... \; . I. T. W. Dumwi, n w< !! >)!< . of litis county, com ' day at liie home iv iv i. about ? miles ol hci . * ' ... . ' ' : n. e in the aft . 'it he was go... . some 2 ?t 3 l ; lw ; ailed to re! . . ... . is i anv uneasy, hut I I:; son's did not v. . . : ; ,i. 'i . ti ji-stevday morn| ii of tin: search was ! t'?ai . I ? was found a few hniV'i .1 y: ... h': house in a pine or. t. a limb, liis feet wcr. on th" . tt. ueti :i t > liave been very r!> .. . . ? c i ;... was doubtless ! Uviiu.1. . :i . . : It is known he hi d I . r:i : .' . i . i his head ocir.:'i')iinii\ . .. roi... ,i,sc. He was <y. fv' ?it. i, t!.. v. ii tii i being brought about 1. iiia sew iv the confeder ill!.' ill ill/ . PlhD mi" y. " AGE OF NINETY. T. J. ?udh \ 0: cf the Flor&re all Coui ty. Gaines/ii: . April 1.?T. J. Suddutii if df 'i! . ; c s home iu Jefferson, i ? I," v . .. born uud rear> .): II .'! Mid t'ovtd to Jack} M.i " K^.O. i I j bis two daughi Mi... i.. i : ? vv". Faulkner, of H< t J, A. Suddeth, of .1' .!. I- '. ( .?, .'10 great-grand' r. -i a:. . t. .?,a; i-?roat-grandchilclioi:, 1 ' . . distinction of : : . tl-. : . . . rcygnet Got- } . 1' \ t for any politic..i oi..-. . W..J prior to 1*77, \vli?.*i iCicd Colonal Candler 1 for i < in the legislature i' : ] .1: .. the latter made j i(ied. Mr. Sudt r ,ti to suggest . -r -.'or governor of Geor:;i. .. ' hi... to sulci the race for .1 ne thought a great i :?i governor and ro* I.". .. . 14 s In political life. Electa Officers. N . i . 'i 1.?At a meeting < ! tl: '' "i i:i i-c.clety of New YorJ, I.. ..ii! Lion of officers reaiAed , foi'ov. f. i'reidd rit, James GrayDlil; ' .ic. ; i.lt lit. 10. T. Charlton; seere* i 1; \ul Robinson; troasurer, J. B. Wi " .ins; member:; of tlie executive . ' committee, Lewis II. Mercer, W. A, strachan, helix uupsat, J. B. Gray, M. I 1 J. Verdory; honorary board, Georga I V Foster Pc-abody, Samuel Spencer, M, V S. Plant, it. G. Erwin and Patrick Cal- I houn. GOOD Sli turned from the ?? 1 ets with a fine I ck in every line 1 i NEXT WEEK: I .jt iespun; the 10c q jf-1 i yard Everything in . iACE,* af Low Prices.