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Bsaaagrsjip TflS CONSTITUTION AHl AV AlTSAnJ A JUN 14 fRAILROAD TI31E TABLE KDLINGAGUH. AS Rd tU Remit tho Death of HU Brother TJbe Gun Ya Found to Be Loaded. and the Result Waa Fatal. CALHOU Oa. Jane 13 Special The beautiful country lion of Mr.

A. M. Blake two miles south of this place was the scene of a most rending tragedy yesterday after. in which one of Mr. Blakea sons lost his life at the hands or a brother.

SHOWING HOW TO SHOOT. Je Blake aged about seventeen had but yesterday morn ng returned from III military school to spend vacation and taking up a shot. gun breech loading he was proposing to demonstrate to his brother Charlie something of the manner- in which lie had been taught to handle a gun. He examined the gun. and found it contained only an empty bell which showed that it had' been tired as he thought by the primer being dm en as the are when shot or tired.

i Tf RY3UIT WAS FATAL. lie tried to extract the empty shell but could not and supposing it harmless pointed the Rim at Charlie and lied the trigger To lus horror the gun fired and Charlie fen to the with a load of shot through his left breast from which he died in two mm- utes. Some time pre to the sad occurrence this fatal MH. 1 hall been snapped upon and failed to re and being left in the gun was. 6tip to ho empty auJ hence this deplorable and awful tragedy.

ALMOST INSTANTLY 1 ir IP who was but tli rteen of age was i bright manly boy. lie never spoke alter rettivnu the shot nod expired where he feU urroullled by the stricken family. The accident is greatly Ileplorp. oy the entire mm tmu indtl sympathy of the people go out to the brother and family so terribly titlickln do MI with sorrow and the world has am ther sad example at the cost of a noble boys life as a warning against the careless bai dlire or leatily weapons. TRACKED TO ISIS LAIR.

The Colored Tesperate Capture Murderer Four A ra. June 13 special Daniel tram tile murderer of ir lozier of Macon. last. week is now sale tehnui the bars of Houston county jail. lli ca tnro was effected through the efforts of Hou ton efficient sheriff Major M.

1. iKj er with the assistance of Mar liall A tmper of this place. and Mr. I Royal of the ort illt Leader. Dan was spotted on lion.

if. A. Mathews's place. a out four miles lr mhere and irre ted there tact night the alx three entlemeu who surrounded the houe and knocked at the dour. The inmates were aroused alter some loud knrks and as they were Dan unlatched the window that Mr.

A Cooper was gusrtling and atttiui ted to spring out but a double barrel fh un turned him and he mime tlutely took refuse in the left. Major Cooper and Mr. Koal succeeded in getting the door open nd wade a thorough search of the house but found no one save a faiuih of roes whom the knew. The oegro who In ed in the house told Major Cooper tlut lie wunltl ild lam responsible for any damage tohi wifeaidthildreii which caused him to think il ere was mmietmn wrong. so he closed the lion and called In his brother who told hint that some one lout one up in the loft where- uix Major tt oper told his two assistants to li Id the fort and lamp while he crawled up 1 I mi investigated the bit.

VI' he went through a tiiall i en and jus as. he got his head up he ciiHi ereil Dan lying list down. grasping a pistol ncli he held in a few feet of. Sheriff Coopers UP He did not retreat but with a bound innp in rant and called for his brother and ll1r. I al to come up.

They soon succeeded in soi i Grai and in a few minutes' time he was on his way to 1 em THE MELON SHIPMENTS. The Trade In Watermelons Become. Quito Brisk. ANN U1. June 13.

Special The movement of melons over the Savannah Florida and extern railroad up to and including the 13th inn New York 38 car loads Boston Mass iKiiijiati 8 Atlanta Philadelphia 2 Chicago 11 Indianapolis I Baltimore 4 Birmingham 11 Charles on I Kansas City 11 St. Louis 2 Cleveland 3 I roit I Lian vllle 1 Washington I Mmii liis 4 New Orleans 3 Pittsburgl Omaha 2 ort at net Terre Haute I llugaol 1 Si nii field 3 nniston 1 StPaulZ Cairo 1 De. uitr I Lee 1 Augusta Ca. I Erie 1 Brunswick dal Rochester. I Toronto anada I irind Rapids 1 Denver I Cedar Rapids la.

I J-iiirlington to. 1Davenportla I Atchison 1 Total 131 car loads The Money Raised. TilosrisroN Ga. June 13 special Thomaston is on top and can crow big and is certainly doing to When Judge Boynton decided the town should pay 10 043 or lose the Macon and Birmingham railroad our enterprising citizens went to work to raise the required amount. and in four days' tune the work was accomplished and the money will be placed in bank Monday.

We el justy proud in announc ng the fact that we called on no outside help notwithstanding the eclal in THE STlnTlO from Macon stated It was believed we would have to call on theclti- 5115 of that city who had sided with us in the contest. it ail body is seeking a place for investment or location let them come to Thomaston. for wo get there with an movement on any enterprise we undertake undwe expect ere long to be a young Atlanta in the way of enterprise and sue. The Rock Chapel Association. LiTnowlA Ga.

June 13 Special This place irts practically a deserted village" yesterday as everybody osed up and went to the annual meet- Ing of. the Rock Chapel Sunday School association. three miles irons here. Great regret was exprsHetl at the non arrival of the orator of the day Rev II dames Lev QuillUn pas. tar of the Methodist church was called ul on to fill Dr.

Gaines's place and his address was a revelation of beauty and rower. The association requested a copy for publication and willdis- trititte it throughout the county. Big T. Y. sash was elected president and Utile T.

Nash secretary. The' Grass Won the Day. LEARV Ua. June 13. Special.

The June term of Calhoun superior court. which was to have convened fucbday was adjourned over until December without the assembling of the court. This atioll was taken under urgent appeal from the peopfe of the county made necessary by the grassy condition of the crops. The First Annual Fall' LEmv Ga. Juan I3 fcpecial The first an- Tinal fair of the Coleman County.

Fair association will held at Morgan on November 12. 13 and 14. A liberal premium list has been offered. There is danger in impure blood. There Is safety in taking Hoods Sarsaparilla the great great purifier.

100 doses one dollar. Stricken With Paralysis. LEAETGaJune 13. Special Judge A. J.

Monroe a former member ot the legislature from this county. was stricken with paralysis one day this week while engaged in taking census returns. lie is now confined to bit home. The Best Recommend. The best recommend a skilled mechanic can ve is a specimen of- his.

workmanship and wthe most satisfactory recommendation for- a itwlueine is its good effect. Now Smith' pnie 5) rap made by Dr. Joint Bull of Louise. has been used with Rood effect in JUT thousand instances. It needs soother iend than this.

It dues. every time i expected 61 It. If' aged fofchilM and as certainly and compjetely as Stteaebeatliirtt In many loCalities it toet altogether taken ths place of qizi- fx. It has surer effect on chills and Lever an quinine for it has cured many eases where quinine did no good and then it never tirodnces use effect quisilne frequently has on the system such as 3 in the stomach headache dizzy sensations te. When a.

person has ones used it in place of qtonin they will ever afterwards prefer it. Chills and fever clung to me eleven months. Quinine did me no good. Two ttles of Smiths Tonin Syrup made me sound sM weH. Clias.

Pepper No. a Ferdinandstree jfew Orleans La. jTOduciBjT drink which don not de tr is yKWSPAPKB COX The Cuthbert Appeal woil The IJberal Be come One. CPTHBEBT Ua. June 13.

Spedail The Cntli- bert Enterprise and Appeal. owned by W. Stanf ord and edited by B. D. lrossler was sold today to.

B. Burr of Thomasville. Mr. Burr- propo es to take control on July first and to. or.

ganizea a stock con panyof which the Cnthbert Liberal owned by Morris and edited by W. C. lliunn wm forma a part. By this transaction the two papers will be consolidated under one management. Mr.

Gunn one of the most fearless writers and best editors in the state will have a prominent position on the editorial staffwhile Mr. R. I Crossierwho has made a One reputation dur. ing his connection for the past two years with the Enterprise and Appeal retires from tile business. The new paper will float under the name The IJberal Enterprise Ills probable that a dally will he issued soon as the management up new presses and material.

HALL INDICTED AGAIN. The South Georgia Lawyer sun In Trouble. MACON June 13. Special. They've in dieted Hall again.

The special grand jury drawn to inveetigate charges of perjury against Colonel L. A. Hall returned a true bill. this morning. Lawyer Hall will now have to come bask and be- tried on the charge of perjury and is not likely that this indictment will be quashed.

as his honor Judge Speer said a few days go This court will not allow a man accused. of crime to avoid trial on the merits of his ca or because of a defect in the pleading. It is probable that the trial will take place within the next few weeks. The same grand jury also returned a true bill against the negro. Judge Goodwyn for the same offense and Guodwyn will also be given a chance to quash another indictment Mr.

Small was foreman of the grand jury Investigating these two cases. The Olanders In Baker County. LFRO tin. June 13 Special. Your correspondent Dr.

Cook of Atlanta. yesterday returned from a visit to the farm of Rev. W. Curry. in Baker to inty Air Curry has already loot three head of stock with glanders and has others tick several other inn es and horses in the community have the disease.

Dr. Cook thinks the state ought to protect the people against this disease by having every affected animal killed and tfie owner raid therefore. A Severe Storm. ATISEwS Ga. June 13 Special One of the severest storms that ever visited Athens struck the cit about seven o'clock this evening and threatened to both blow and wash the city away.

The wind was high and blew down innumerable trees and was of such force as to lift the top of the Georgia depot roof from its place. For ten minutes it hailed stones as large as bird eggs and did cmslderabTe damage. Near the Georgia. depot the water stood nearly a foot deep on tile streets. The Marietta Tournament.

ATHENS Ga. June 13 Special The Athen firemen at a. very enthusiastic. meeting deter mined to go to the tournament at Marietta. Tb city fathers have accepted Mr.

GameweUs a proposition to put In a complete system of fire alarm boxes Its Value is Incalculable. For all diseases with which children are afflicted during the process of teething MRS. WI SLOWS SOOTHING SYRDPisasafe and certain remedy. Twenty-five cents a bottle. A Fatal Encounter.

GRtFnS Ga. June 13. Special Arthur Do. was and 11 Davis Uoneero boys aged about twelve and fourteen years engaged in a fight this afternoon in which Eli Davis the younger of the two received a lick on the head that will no doubt. prove fatal.

Children Enjoy The pleasant flavor gentle action and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs when in need of a laiath eand if the farther or mother be costive or bilious the most gratifying results follow its use so that it is the best family remedy known and every family should have a bottle. Musoogee County's Primary. COUTJIBIS Ga. June 13 Special Mnscogee county will hold its primaries tomorrow. Mus- cog is entitled to two representatives.

There are four candidates. viz. Y. Tigner Gil. bert the former representatives Captain Oattis the alliance candidate and Rev.

Smith who is running on his merits. Many Witnesses. 100000 witnesses te Ufy to the virtue of Dr. Tutti Fills. Wherever Chills and Fever Bllloua Dlseaies or Liver AffecUonsprevmll they have proven a great blessing.

Reader single trial will convince you that this Is no penny medicine. Twenty yean ha their merits all over the world. Gains Fifteen rounds. I have en ustug Test' Pills for Dyspep- 115 and find them the best remedy I ever tried. Up to that time everything I ate di agreed with sue.

I can now digest any kind of food never have a headache and have gained fifteen pounds of solid flesh. WCSCHULTZE Columbia a Tutts Liver Pills GIVE STRENGTH AP HARP MUSCLE. Spend. Sundays ON LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN. Atlanta to Chattanooga and Return The Western and Atlantic Railroad Company will place round trip tickets on sale from Atlanta to Chattanooga every Saturday and Sunday.

On Saturdays tickets only sold for trains leaving At. mum at 135 6 :18 rn and 11 :15 m. On Sundays tickets only sold for 7 0 a. m. train.

All tickets good to return on any train leaving Chattanooga not later than 820 a. In. Monday. For tickets call on U. D.

MANN CO. Ticket Agents Io 4 Kimball. House or J. A. ADAIR Ticket Agents Union Passenger Depot Atlanta RA ANDERSON JOS.

lit BEOWN Heneral Manager Traffic Manager. C. HARMAN General Passenger Agent 6 21 STUART'S FOB THB Kidneys. Bladder Remedies are as plentiful as disease. To know the right remedy is to know the roa to health.

If you are sick you must determine the. important question what is thojight medicine for your disease Where there is any Kidney Bladder or other urinary trouble Stuart's Gin and Bn hu is the remedy youihonldtake atgms prompt relief. Always load with reference to the kind of game yon hunt. The same role applies to disease If you have toothache don't take Epsom salts but if you have any affections peculiar to the urinary organs Stuart' Gin and Bochn Is a rifle shot. Beware of good good-for-everything remedies.

No medleivewtit cure all diseases. Stuarts Gin and Boehu is a scientific preparation prepared only for troubles peculiar to the Kidneys. Blad-der and Urinary tract oraie caused by their de- rangenifat. For these troubles it is a remedy you rely on. It always does the work.

Sold by ill druggist. arm Sunburn Ghafings loffis Burns Sore Feet' I Wounds Msquito Bites Bruises Stingsoflnsects Xatarrty Inflammations Sllrsr Joreness Hemdrrhages 7 lameness. AVOID IMITATIONS. ACCEPT WaSUBSTTTUTE. PONDS EXTRACT CO.

76 fifth Avenue Mew nEOHGIA TULTOX ORDThARTS IT Office. June 1830 George H. Tanner has applied for Utters of rdlanslilp the person and proberty of Mantis Daniel minor under the age of fourteen. This is therefore to notify all concerned to file their objectionstf any they have on or before the first Monday in July next. else ten win then be granted said applicant as applied for.

WLCALHOUJ Ordinary. June 714 2128 nly 5 flEORGIA. FTLTON COUNTY ti Office June 6 1890. F. LeSts has applied for letters of guardianship of the pe son and prop.

erty of Walter wood Echols minor. under the age of fourteen years. This is therefore. to notify all concerned to file their objections if any they have on or before the first Monday in July next el letters will then be grunted said applicant as applied for. W.

CALHOUN Ordinary. June" 14 2128 July Ii pEORQIA FULTON ORDINARY'S Jf Office Jnne a 1890 Cyrus W. Francis has applied for letters of guardianship of the property of Edward T. Gertrude 11. and Olive Ware minors under the age of fourteen ears This is therefore to notify all concerned to file their- oh- lections if any they have on or before the first Monday in July next else letters will then be granted said applicant as applied for.

WL. CALHOUN Ordinary. julS flEOKGIA FULTO ORD ABYS office June 61890 John Walton has applied for letters of administration on the etate of Anna Walton. deceased This is to notify all concerned to file their objections if any they nave on or before the first Monday in July next. else letters rill then be granted said applicant as applied for.

W. CALHOUN Ordinary. June 7 14 28 july II SEORGIA FULTON Office June 61890 Notice Is hereby given to concerned that Elizabeth Wiggens late- of said county died intestate and no person has ap plied for administration on the estate of said deceased and that administration will be vested in Clifford L. Anderson county administrator or some other fit and proper person on the first- Monday in July next unless valid objections I made thereto. WL CALHOUN Ordinary.

June 714 21 28 July II nEORGIA FULTON COURT Of 1 Ordinary Chambers. June 6 1890. To the heirs-at law of John C. Brockhau deceased. who reside out of said state Annie D.

Brockhan having as legatee. applied for probate in solemn form or the last will of said deceased you are hereby cited to be and appear at the next. July term of said court to be held on the first Slenday in July next as eaid will of said deceased will then be offered' for probate In solemn form. W. L.

CALHOUN Ordinary. June7142l28-jnly8 nEOKGIA ORDINARY'S 8 VI Office. June 6 1890. Robert D. Spalding has applied for latters of administration on the estate of John R.

Graraling deceased. This is there. fore to notify all concerned to file their objee. tions if any they have on or before the first Mon. day in July next else letters will then be granted said applicant as applied for.

W. L. CALHOUN Ordinary. ju 7-14 21 28 rIEORGIA FULTON ORDINARY'S VT Office June 61890 Elijah 1. Bradley has ap.

plied for letters of administration on the estate of John lit- Bradley. deceased. This is therefore. to notify all concerned to file their objections if any they have on or before the first Monday in July next else letters will then be granted said applicant as applied for. W.

to CAUIOLIN June 7142128 July Ordinary. nEORGIA FULTON. ORDINARY'S VI Office. June 618JO. Margaret M.

Couley has applied for letters of administration on the estate of Thomas Conley deceased. This is therefore to notify all concerned to file their objections if any they have- on or before the first Monday In July next else letters will then be granted said applicant. as applied for. W. L.

CALHOUN Ordinary. 7 14 21 28 July S. nEORGIA FULTON ORDINARY'S VI Office June 61890. John Carpenter and Mil ton McCleskey- have applied for letters- of administration on the estate of Wilson E. Sprewell deceased.

This is therefore. to notify all concerned to tile their objections. if any they have on or before the tint Monday in July- next else letters WW then be granted said applicant as applied for. W. CALHOUN Ordinary.

June 714 2128 Jnty 5 GEORGIA FULTON ORDINARY'S Office June 61830 William D. Mitchell has applied for letters of administration on the estate of Edward E. Mitchell deceased This la therefore to notify all concerned to file their objections if any they have on or before the first Mon. day. in July next.

else letters will then be granted saidapplicantasap iedfo June 7 4 21 28 July 5 nEORGIA FULTON ORDINARY'S to Office. June 61890 Tallulah P. Henley has applied for letters of administration on the estate of James E. Henley deceased. This is therefore to notify all concerned to file their.

objections. if any they have on or before the first Monday in July next else letters will then. be granted said applicant as applied for. W. 1 CALHOUN Ordinary.

June 714 2128 july II nEORGIA. FULTON ORDINARY'S VTofflee Jnne 61890. Sarah D. Johnson Jias applied for letters of administration on the estate of Catherine Vaughn deceased. This is therefore to notify all concerned to file their objection if any they have on or before the first Monday in July next elseJetters will then be granted said appli cant as applied for.

L. CALHOUN. June 714 2128 July ft Ordinary. nEORGIA FULTON ORDINARY'S VI Office June 81800. Clinton' T.

Brockett has applied for tetters of administration of the estate of EeRie iirockett deceased. This is therefore to notify all concerned to file their objections if any they I1vejOn or before the tint Monday in July next else letters will then be granted said applicant as applied for. WL. CALHOUN Ordinary Jun 7-14 28 July 5 I nEORGIA FULTON ORDINARY 8 Vf Office June 8 ISIS. Thomas Wlilingham has applied for letters of administration on the estate of Mildred L.

Willinghaxn deceased. This is therefore. to notify all concerned to file their objections if any they nave on or before the first Monday in July next else letters will then lie erantea said applicant as applied for. Ordinary lane 2128 Julys GEORGIA FULTON COUNTY office June 6 1890 Walter Catching administrator on the estate Mum Catclilngs deceased has applied for leave to sell the land of- said deceased. This is therefore to notilyaJi concerned to We their objections any they have on- or before the first Monday in July next else leave will be granted said applicant as applied for.

W. L. CALHOUN June 714 2f 88 Inly 5. nEORGIA FULTON COUNTY tT Office June 61890. Edwin U.

Frazer admin istrator on the estate of Martha A. Anderson has applied for leave to sell the land of said deceased. This is therefore to notify all concerned to file their objections if say they have on or-before the first Monday in July next else leave will then be razed said applicant as applied for. i WI cwroux Ordinary. June T14 2128 Inly 8.

GEORGIAN JULTON Office June 61890. Bluington 8 Wakerex ecntot of the wfll of Seaborn C. Bnnon has p- plied for leave to sell the laud of said This is therefore to notify an concerned to file their objections if any they have on or before the first Monday In July next else learswlU then be granted said applicant. as applied for. Pf WL CAtttOUN Ordinary.

IRORGIA FULTON ORDttABYS VI Office June 6 1890. Annette V. ltunnieutt guardian ot Cliff ordS. Ira ax and Julia A. lion.

nicntt. terappliedf or leave to sell the Und of said minors. This i therefore topotifyall concerned to ftl their objetiora if any they hays on or before the first Monday la July next else leave will then be granted said applicant as applied for. WI CALHO US Ordinary. nE OEfifAr LT6N UNTY.

pBIiSJmfs ti OfficeTJunff81890. HenryAiBucker.admin- lstrat the estate of Jesse raornton tas jjppned for leave sell the land of said their obj6ettonslt any they have on or before thenm Monday Jn July next else leave will then June714 28ulyA- EORGIAr FULTON ORDINARY IT Office JuneC 6 1590. JohnA.ThnrmaBgnard- lart of Edward Vkayne minor represents that he has fully discharged the duties of his laid trust and prays fur letters of dlsiniesion. This is therefore to notify all persons concerned to show cause. If any they can on or before the first Mon day in July next why Wd guardian should not be PIEORGIA FULTON COUNTY Vf Office June 6 Elizabeth A.

Angler guardian of Wilmer Angler minor represents that she has fully discharged the duties ol her said trust and prays for letters of disniissioi5. This is therefore to notify all persons concerned to show cause if any they can on or before the tint Monday in July next why said guardian should not be discharged from said trust. W. CALHOUN Ordinary. June 7 14 21 28 July 5 nEORGIA FULTON.

ORDINARY'S VI Oflce June 6 1890 John T. Blousit adminis. tester on the estate of Horace M. Dartfen deceased representathat he reilly discharged the duties of his said trust and prays for letters of dismission. This Is therefore to notify all persons concerned to show cause if any they can on or before the first Monday in September next.

why said administrator should notbe discharged. from said trust. W. CALHOUN Ordinary. 1 a wk 3 mos Saturday rIEOILGIA FULTON ORDINARY'S VI Office April 41890 George Adair administrator cum testaniento annexo of Maria Dell represents that he has fully discharged the duties of his said trust prays for letters.

of dismis sion. This therefore to notify all persons concerned to show cause if any they can on or be fore the first Monday in July next why said administrator honld not be discharged from said trust. WL CALHOUN Ordinary. april5-3m eat tiEORGLk FULTON COUNTY ORDINARY'S VJ Office April 41890 George W. Adair.

ad. nvjnistrator of the estates of William G. and Eugenia Peters represents that he has fully discharged the duties of his said trust and prays for letters of dl miseion This is therefore to notify all persons concerned to show ause if any they can on or before the tint Monday in July. next why said administrator should not be discharged fromsaidtrusts WL CALHOUN aprll 5 sat Ordinary rEOEGIA FULTON ORDINARY'S Office April 4 1890 Harry C. Stockdeli ad- minlstrator de bonls non of Isabella C.

Heath represents that he has fully discharged the duties of his said trust and prays for letters. of dismis. don. This is therefore to notify all persons concerned to show can e. if any they can on or be fore the first Monday in July next why said ad ministrator should not be' discharged from said trust.

W. I. CALHOUN Ordinary. aprilS 3m eat nEORGIA FULTON ORDINARY'S Office April 4 1890 William Abernathy administrator of Thomas Abernathy represents that lie has fully discharged the duties of his said trust and prays for letters of dismission. This is therefore.

to notify an persons concerned to show cause if any they can on or before the the first Monday in July next. why said administrator Should not be discharged from said trust W7L. CALHOUN Ordinary. April 5 sat. STATE OF GEORGIA FULTON COUNTY- The petition of Louis Newell Otto Schwab and Oscar Pappenheimer all of said county showeth that they desire for themselves and their associates and successors to be duly Incorporated and made a body corporate under the corporate name of.

the SOUTHERN FURNITURE COMPANY" The object of said corporation is pecuniary gain and profit to its stockholders and to this end they propose to carry on the manufacture of and deal lug in of furniture of all kinds and classes and to be allowed to purchase machinery and all other materials for the manufacture of such furniture and to sell sue dispose of the. same in the usual manner. The capital stock of said company shall be forty-five thousand dollars 45000 divided into four hundred and fifty shares at 10000 each all of which capital stock has been paid in with power and privilege to increase the same from time to time to any amount not exceeding one hundred thousand dollars. The thief office of said company will be in the city of Atlanta in said county and the place of doing such business as aforesaid will be in said county of Fulton. It Is expressly desired that said company may have full power to transact its business elsewhere within and without this state anti also to have branch offices in such place or places as may be deemed boat.

Petitioners pray that tills corporation shall have all the powers set forth In the code and laws of this state Incident to such corporations and also full power to borrow money make notes issue bonds script and other evidences of debt and to secure the tame by mortgage deed of trust. or in anv such other manner as may be deemed best. vVheref ore. petitioners pray that this petition be tiled in the clerkloffice of saidcourt and be there recorded and then published as required by law and that the court then pass order incorpora. ting them under the name aforesaid for the.

full term of twenty 20) years with the privilege of re newel with full power to carry on such business as aforesaid and to exercise all powers necessary to accomplish successfully the business of such corporation and your petitioners will ever prav WElL' GOODWtN Petitioners' Attorneys. Piled In office this the 6th day of June. 1890. G. H.

TANNER. Clerk. State. of Georgia Fulton County The above is a true and correct copy of the original petition for charter of the Southern Fnrnlture Company' appears of record in this office. This Junes 1880.

JTAlIXER i Clerk Superior Court. tat OKilNEfflLtS Ja most pruBperoua youujMat Tn America MetropoJa to EasteraWaghW' ton and- a contiguous territory 190000 mQes iaejrtent. Population aid 25000 at the of 1889 eight railroads two of them transcontinental over 400 miles of nswroad to to built this year on loescomlng into the eaty ontr 5 OOOOOO to be spent In new buildings and other Improvement this quickest wdeaRrft way to make fortunes is to buy real estate in young cltytkat has a reasonable certainty otlatore greatness. Send to us for desdlptiye pamphlets particulars NOHCEW CONTRACTORS 1 mHEDATEfOB OPEnNa rEOF03AL81XK CASEY JEDGESHANTB CO. r.

6- ManafactumsM BOILERS would' MIOO. utxij kaoWnhimfortwentyflTeyearsia GSOrg1. DBAB SIR gives pleasure' the merits ttft-Opdna nw 1- blood. After using thfrwaterfte three wMks my everything else ilaj From MB. Lou's CjtEiuti DEAR Sffi Hiving bad many of 1 patents to.

use the Opelika Mineral ater front well I. take pleasure in adding my testimony to its utility in many forms of dyspepsia and weak digestion. I do not know a superior Mineral Water to this' from your well In a tonic condition of the stomach and bowels. Persons who have run the gauntlet of this van- that will surprise them. Send for circular and other information to LOUIS ClIERRt Opelika Ala.

dim WEAK lEgj errors weaecStMdetaIvill la tSaSto-todl ecntatatag futt particulars for home cure FREE of splendid medical work htmld be wadby every San who is nvvus and debilitated. Addresvl Prof. FCrOTfUEBMooauat Conw ClTATE OF GEORGIA FULTON TO the Superior Court of SaidCountyl The roil' tion of A. Rizdser A. Hamilton Ii.

if. Mill T. o8byJ. SchelRJ Henry A. Beasley C.

King 0. 0. Cater H. L. Pace" McKinleI If.

Crumley McKinley- J. C. liuggins W. C. Thomas Foster.

D. T. Howard A. Nash. N.

Holmes. J. N. Blackshear S. IL JasAson and D.

Bender showeth that they desire for themselves their associates and successors to. be. duly incorporated and made a body corporate under the. nauw of the GEORGIA REAL ESTATE LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. The object of slid Corporation is pecuniary gain and profit to its stockholders and to this end they propose to carry on the business.

of buying renting and leasing all of property. real. personal or mixed of Improving the same in such manner as may be deemed best and In selling leasing and renting such property on such terms as may be agreed upon of building roads drives turnpikes and other ways of travel of building owning and leasing waterworks with power to lay down all mains and piping In connection therewith. and to sell rent or lease such waterworks water or privilege to fuse such water for any purpose what ever of building owning and leasing all necessary works for genera ting raa and electricity or either with power to purchase all machinery therefor. and the right to use and furnish the same.

either as motive power or for illumination to any persom whatever on such terms as may be agreed upon' of constructing or building canals nulls factories houses of an- kinds bridges depots culverts and other public works with power to make all contracts thiereror to subscribe- for and own stock in any incorporated. company or companies and such other rowers incident the foregoing for the purposes aforesaid. The capital stock of said company snail be ten thousand dollars 110000 divided Into one hundred shares at 100 each ten per cent of which has been actually paid in with power to increase the capital stock from time to time to any amount not exceeding 9100000 divided Into shares of 103 each ten per cent of the amount of such increase tolbe tint paid in In. cash. The chief office of said company is to be in the City of Atlanta in said county and he place of doing such business as aforesaid will be in said county of Fulton.

It is expressly desired that said. company small have full power to transact its business elsewhere. In and without this state and also to have branch offices in such other places as may be deemed best. Petitioners pray that this corporation shall have- all the powers set forth in the code and laws of this state incident to such corporations and also full power to borrow money make notes and issue bonds script and. other evidences of debt and to secure the same by mortgage deed of trust or In such other manner as may be deemed best to loan any money of the corporation not in vested in the' purchase of real estate or otherwise and to take security therefor in any manner provided by law.

Wherefore petitioners. pray thact this petition filed in the clerks office of said county and be there recorded and then published as re spOred by law and that the court pass an order Incorporating them. under' the corporate name aforesaid for the fall term of twenty 20 years. with the right oflrenewaL with full power to carry on such btIIIinel8 aforesaid and exercise all powers- necessary to successfully accomplUhlthe business of such corporations and petitioners will ever pray etc WElL GOODWIN retitionen Attorneys. Filed in office this the l9ih day of May 1890.

1i OHTANNEB Clerk. Georgia Fulton County The above and foregoing a true copy of the original petition of the' charter for the Georgia Real' Estate Loan' and Trust company as appears of record in this office. mar24-d5t sat G. If. TANNER a S.

C. rpHK GEOBG1A RAILROD 1 Gesuieta RAILROAD Co JTPAST Otncz occz MANAGER. At Ga. May 84th 18901 CommencniBSSth instant the OUowtn passes- gtrschednle will be operated to. 37 WEST DAILY.

Leave Augusta. A Leave Athens Leave Gainesville Airive Atlanta A 028 EAST DAILY. LeaveAtlanta i. Leave Gainesville. ai in.

Arrive Athens. osSm Arrire Washington. AmveAngnrtat. II1XI f02 EAST-DAILY. JojwgTvri Lv.

Atianta. 00amir. Anzusta. 15 ArjAtWlta 55pm RIGHT EXgBESa AND atiUT XolKASTDAILT I Tfo. Um ArDecato ta 5pS ts DeSto 1 Spm White Plains Leave White Flalns.

Leavegiioam. ny regular scEeaneflIJstaa SMUeatoptt Showing the Arrival knit ARIIIYE DEPAKt CENTRAL RAILR 3 from Savannaa vp. 2 to too 14 to con ft oMtoHipi1 villa. Xo12to con. JTelStoGnf No.

15. from Griffin 800am Nor llt from I Maxxm. ll foam Jf o. 19. from HapenSe.

i 1 60pm 01 from 8a annah 6 40pm Macon. 1010pm WESTERV From Chatpa 6 To Chattanooga i3 From Marietta 8 S5am To Marietti lit From Rome11 i 1 From Cnatga 1 43pm To Rome JL i From Marietta. 2 SpmTo Marietta From Chatgaj 4pm To Chattanoon i From. ChatgalO bSpmn To Ckattutooeani i From Manettat10 SOamTo Mariettuzl. XA8TTENN1 No 14 trom Savannah o.

12 for. Eomef Brunswick and Jack YorClncI- sonville 10 ami No 13 from New York. Ala. pointsli Knoxville IJ shvme Jo iVforBoat and CInDntI 1230pm oll from Cincinnati York Nashville and Knox villa. 5 I3 m5a II Ifol2from Sayaninhl Brunswick and Jacksonville I sonviUe wick Macon.

8 10pm So. 13 for a No. 15 from- Meridian. Brunswick tti2 CJ Selma Annistsn and senviUe 7 llamas. 8 25pmXo.

16 forEomtS tan. ATLANTA AND rein RAtt. From Montmv II Mam To a Vf Front West ft. 25wa To Sebu tiS From Selma' I WpmToWest Pointri FromOpelika 6 KpmiToMontgomery Itf siFORGIA nAILRQAlX" From August 30am To Attgusti From Covintn 65am To Decatar t1 From Decator JO lfiain To Qsrkston5 From Augusta' I OOpm To A Prom CLsrkston. 2 Iopiu To luokston 3.

From Clarkston. I Wpm To Covingtte1. From Angusta Ii 4tpmu To Augusts WEDMONT A1K UAg. Richmond and Dnviile From Lain. 7 SUm Wisbingt5ias.

1 Prom Washtonni 00am ToLnU L. 4 From Washton a 40pm To ghk toa i GEORGIA PACIFIC RULWiTE Irma GrentlIe 6 OSamiTol FromTalpoOsa 8 SOamTo From Birnim 2 10pm To i From Llthia Springs 45pm ATLANTA AND FLORIDA From Fort Valley JTo Fort Tiltey 1023am and 15pm 300pm ittdi Daily. tSnndavonly All other tr extent Sunday. eeatralUme. niCnMOND AKD DANYILLZ BlIUMttT Only twenty nine hours transit AU a tS York.

Time Table In Effect Eep- Leave Atlanta city time Arrive prtaIlDurg Charlotte- 7. Salisbury. Greensboro Danville Lynchborg Charlottesville Washington Baltimore. New York Boston TWam SUpn 530pm TO5pm 840pm 7Mam 825am 10 cam it 1 lSpm 800pm Leave Danville Arrive Richmond Norfolk. 1050pm 513 am ISOSnn Leave Arrive Hendersonvlile lr Ashevfile Hot Springs 1100pm 610 am 745am 121 Leave Greensboro.

Arrive Durham. Raleigh. OoMslioro. lODATlON. Dally except Sunday.

Leave Atlanta city time Arrive Gainesville city time Arrive i ATLANTA TO ATHENS VIAKOEtHKlj RAlLROAD Leave Atlanta city time Arrive Athens de time 40 arrives. fromLnla No. 60 arrives from Washington arrives from Washington. No. 53 connects at Cornelia LOT oH connects Wednesday and NolS has Pullman lant No.

82 Pulman Sleeper Washteetw lean and Washington WBirminpiiffl. Tickets ok sale at Li 13 Kimball house. JA8L. TAYLOR 1 jenllaasAgt WaCS TPa eBg febd1y RICHMOND AND PANTILIBI Hi THE GEORGIA PAHI The completion of this i- to Greenville and Arkansas City ontM i pi river gives the southeastern states short line to this west southwest and All under one management from C. to the Mississippi river May23189 LT Atlanta 9 OOami I pw' Lv Anstell 19 Main As' Lithia tlPfIg 9 Caam Ar fallapooea Ar Binuingm Ar Columbus Ar West Point- ArWlnona.

Ar Greenwood- Ar Greenville- auUiifl 369pm 1 SlOp QUEEN um nESCEN1 LT Birmingham. 2 ArNew Orleans Jackson Ar Vickjbnrg. Ar Shreveport. Ar Dallas Ar Tupelo. Ar Aberdeen Ar Holly Spring.

AT MemphfiT. Ai Little Bock. Ar Springfleid. AT Kansas City. Pullman Yestiboled bh Washington DG and Bii out change on 62 and 53.

IiiIi between Atlanta and Memphis paw RECLINING CI1AIII CARS Bu phlrand Kansas Sty withotrt with 02 and 53. Palac between Atlanta and Shrereport by trains 80 and 51. LLEX1lWEAT A. A. Atlanta.

8HHARDWICK. Gen. Pas. Agent i Birnangham. Ala.

SUPBEE COURT OECI 45D7BIJC fDH OCTOBER I head notes of the Hare just been Issued. TIIECONST1TUT1ONJO. fffJ4w ffl send tha 3ml tril to A1 twos. newi tegnl Kridi FB ihec 4 1t 1 lji A' fpJW I. IrtBl sruDH1ir UlyltB UIVlrION lbs au1t ath Hlanrotber- ult urottN.

13. The home pl e. sce es rday fr. Blakesone Wade setenteenhad lUornu me. on uu.

loading ndle sh rwed 1 driven they ar THY. coul sllppt sing har lless Jllllat pn ll min- prcviou currence tire liu JlVscd AiUOST harie thirteen a rier strkken ctniitiunity and tie SjUlp lthy th arniher wanl ng baldlirg of a ALL ll1e peclal-Danlel lir. Wee fe th county's jJ il. Ills captnre lloutons Mller th a Marshall A. per lr.

Valley about from here eS Ol eab A. 11. fsh rn fndh i I le it I I I g. jd housebut falll ly they lived hold to his wife there heelose1 an III1n Cooper hold all. luvesti ated opt' in just di to which hcltlill li a ta tr :11 thbr th I DE' The Inl I lf rh SA A HII The' WeHern loads oston ltlass" Cneinoati 4 2 In I Ill pis 4" Cliarl5ton City1I Detroit tllhis I 2.

4 Warne I lIufaol 8prill el St. Paul 2 1. I 1 Gt' I Idl reD Pl hi loads. T110 IASTO Thomas. cri WhrnJuilge h9rild 19048 ill feel announcing specIal uldl13ve anybody ss.

This closed SUlIllay-ScboollUsocia- Ixpnos ed nun-arrival U. K. Quilll.w.pas- tl oJh tel dg dL1rite I I Da 13. ea fn ecTh peo CliU The J11Je 1213 bl od. Strlcken willi LURi' Ga.

June 13. Ion roe en ged neltReeommend. can the a' ine NowSmItha Syrup J1 ooLeffectin 1Irtbousand1Jutanees. osaaend Ut tIIIrai. IlIWIf wR adcilf au' Wherequin goodandtllen itnever tbesyatcmSIlch ml 2C1J he ensa tlous usedit pl c4fofq J1iU ilIerwill eveufrorwlLrds ChlJlJandfeVcr lu eio1 mO lt nogood.

TwolJOUlesof lmlthIToIByrupmado 8Ounda. chaa.Pepper Ferdlnan ee ew i' NEWSP ili ONgoLiDA. ii Tbe cut itAP nI e1a1 OJl oa. tSpe WThe tli" Appeal. :1 ed bJ.

Stanford S. Iro controloD Itocltcomp1nyor ht PItJ1bert. nnn coIi5Olidated. der one. moaUearle1 be ta1f whl1l' B.

smadeatlne it. pastawo th andAppelretlr slae Enterprise. It Is pro able daU lOOn-aS gement INDICTED GeoraiaLawfer CO Theyye wn returneda perj ry thesamo Ir. A. B.

13. NCouk vi ltto v. L. coanty. veral mules ha 1Ilg animallillied THRXR Qne city bl wi lid nut ra8S 0 eg a del' nearl I AT The I Ir.

put-In tire-alarm I I th Childr en I WINSLOW'S SYRUP is a safe Special. nd Eli two nelro ars laxatlveand nseso I Connt Special. repre entattves. G. S.

Ca tain J. B. testify a thlau Pf Twentyeus tethu fII tluIww14. tothat rate lean dif tany Utor LiV lPills STRENOTHAl ONLY 300 Atla 1tic wil1llace trip Chattanoojtaevery Bunda in Jd 7 it 1 aR8 ilJI Ti ket No4 Ga. It.

A. A E. A nt. 6 Gilt andBuffin rOB re 4111 1 I I rtC mm 4O DeiE RY 4 Ii a J. Wltt CURE Riles i Gh fi i.

a ngs' JUl" rup iol1S ls Sore Ey Feet M. guit Bites Btoisef Stingsofln cts irtJJ 4 1 flammatIOISihcsYILt OF' SQrell HenJQrrh UO RA tl mll" QSS. U8STI1UTE EXTRACTCO :767 flf ltAv Yi rJf GEORGIA FULro CO TY ARY8 8. George I obj tlons1f the JUl ro th tsa Wf juneli4ZilljulyS GEORGIA ORDlSARY8 June G. 1.

I dlanBhi ofthe pro hois IS. I If' an else sal I I June GEORGIA COm I June 6. fP lei rsG ill gf i years. Menda Ju I wt Mi8 jun I 2128 GEOKGIA. RDINARYS 6 lOiO.

cn 10 tSi 71421.28 GEORGIA COUNTY 6. 1890. XOce rrdJ e. dml lstrator th ne ln tJ 08J I GEORGIA G. law JobnC.

i 1l mg ealdwill June 7 14 21 2Snly5. GEOltGlA 6 This'll a tOi1 aslWff iMow GEORGIA J1 ed01I 6 dm la eiht olJifuons it I wi rst app1icant CEIOUS I 14 21 28 JuJyl. OrdJna GEORGIA. 6 1800. 8 Ob ections.

be Tt YIJ 7 GEORGIA J. ir ie II il Is. the nted apf 21 28ju IEORGIA 6. 1890. htt i fih r' tO said applicant.

as apfi tHOUNI june7H2128 july6" GEORGIA COmTyoRDL AR 6 1890. Henle oile gfs obieetions il 1 Seo aiJ app ed 1 a 2128ju1y GEORGIA. foJ cVaupndeceued tave. lIIondat ffrfru 7 tot pli 1 14 GEORGIAFULTO fP i td tlO a Dotl1 Objectl ro w. a-2-28 J.

GEORGIA FULT COU TY-RDSAY'8' 18. Tm Wilgbm appled letrs adntratio Ud Wigh de. Tt II. teror no1 cJicemfdt. fle Ur objectons haT befor tt I10ndy net ele lttn1t gtd.

adappU ntaappUefo ST. LCROUN Od. 2128july5 FTY COURDINARJ5 oteJnn 19. Water Ctbpa. minlttorontle estat Ctbg cd h.

appled leav t. sl tJ4 ld de Ts. 1 trfo. not ia' tO 1 i ten wg lc appled' OUN Or. juiUU8juyl RDIYo oc iue 6 1.

dwirHFr a tt ete M. Aern 1 I O.11 UeJ bY. 0" Obfo tft ond1Jflu1n els e1w th appWtappedf i CO tm june UUt JI I. 1RIJT CU RIAYS Omc Jue 1 IU 8 War eut te wft 8t CBn Jp lln Obj i a I1v lodllnJu net ellenWthD JP fv Trl422Jll5. U.

EGf FY' t-RDUAY Oftlc Jun 6. t8. Ane Ict cos1a Ju- Jct bppledfor lv Ult d. Joe. a mo i lo em I I t1 bo' bf tirsUloJi Ja eltt.

4 i i 0 OEia VMANHOODJ tw l' jt jS" 1tTf i nJis OcJae8 18He1 AJ e. a. 1tt et ee 4. TOQt appUed leT8 t. sn t.

ld 11 bf Jt11 all t' we teobj cn tbn o' bfor cth1sUld Iuy nextelJev ten be glt Iudapp dli juneH228 jny GEORGl FU. o. Y. CO. QRINARYS Offic Jo 1urj d' lalof EwV i Cj JfnOrirpr.

ent J. fuly dls the ofhldad tt dsDslo. Ths i trefore. notiy pern cncerne shO ene1f they beforthe tirstHon YlnJnl nenw hod rromswti jtne juy 5 C' GEORGA. FLTOX COIYRLmYS Olce 6.

18Ebth Ager trst prys lett dmsion. I therefor otfy al prsons crne caUe i c. befr netwbj sld gd n. ot dhrgd frm trust CoU Ordina. junejU2128j ORGl CI TYRD1AR8 fceJune 61obn Blount adminl etat Hqr Dar reprnt tt.

hc fuy" Ichd te hs sid tnt dlsmisslol tlerefor. notiy al prns ccered shw eui ay NPtemb sd adminlttor not dJs. fr CAHOU Ordary. Stdy GEORGIA. FUTON oRIARYS Ofc prll4 org Adr Ittor cu tnto anex 1 Bll represent th fu1 dcbad dutes hinald trtandry letrs dm ft ne sd tnsttorho A a prl3 sa GEORGIA.

oRINAY8 01ce AJI 4.1890. Adir. mlntrator esttes 0 Wiiam Eugia Pters rpresnt flly dute Is sd pry mislon. Thi notfy al prns concere. showuse the befor Mondy next shoud disCre flm sid trst.

W. CALHOU. st Orn. GEORGIA FUTOY RDI ming I en represnts fydJSharged th duts lidttand dm terfore. prsons cn- cened cus.

i can. be. Alondy nen whyad ad. mulstrator shoud hd ad trt CAOU r. apr1 3 GERGI.

FTOY ORDlARYS O1ftcpr 18. CAbrnathy rl fd lorErs trut lon. TII notfy a prs cn cuse 1 tey c. ona bOre. te ft ld dtatr Shoud dSCha Apr 13 st.

GEORGIFULTN LusXewel Ot 8wb a asociat successrs. dy IDrtd dma crrt. uler te crrt ne SOUHR FU COMAY. objet ld crrtion I pcnia a proft i 5tokholder thf eO the prop mat ad de- 8 ibd I ui manner. fO i vi Uln bundd ft ahs 8100 eh a cr ni lo I nt excdng bund Th hf ofed copay wil th' ab th Pia ent Ft 11 dell tf ad' cmpy pwer tsa It lnes elbr wit ad wo lt c' a haT pl pl a my demd alr lf thi ltte Incden orrtlon.

a th la g. do tt i suchoth a dmed1t Tprefore ptlt1neri pton b' te clertlomc 5d cour tre rrded thn pbhed a rqud tt ps n. incrr ud8 aor d' fu tnt 2 Je wth prveg onh sucsf" t. Uine crrtion optlers wl evrpry. 8 GODWI Petoners Ate.

Fed omc IItda 0 Jnn6 18 JTAlilKR Crk Gr FtCnnt. he ao1' co Son i rn. FlltJlltureCerilpan as pean aft1ceThia G. 8. piAN4 Att1 prlAl tlIr Am JetropQllaQfEa8tem Wa li HIt tert1t m1lea11l extentPopuIation 200 IIottbeelo oI1889qbt3 400mi1es re jiiz nlinto thecltrOftr5.

inJJebundi1lgS pt zaaIi tiues ar city that basareasoriab1ecertafrty of grt Sendtou. ford Pbleta. mapaandaIlpartJculars IID A cjj 4 I B01iS ER. fGO 1 TICt' fONTR CTORSr IBED TE FOX ri POSALS' 1if Gradinr TreItIiDg crose Ties and Track ay on the host dtrlmOD of. the South Hound BaU road has been WnRd from thti day totbe lstdalofJuflttl1Gon.

Jtj' CA ED SrMAtfFGtcm oJ an tf PI i- acbj S11e ttndi JfOI1t atikindi CariYJn G1NE8 anlIIeIo touof cee1' BoEse liOGGOfeetotBoDeIrub J. i 108J8iJeH i XJ Ad lt one oHheAnest1IItetI 0 tIt tSfound uPo1 ruIf 15 tire rt1 1 thai simply J14 can' li mfoJ1 digest1 tmp b1 wemilio buf We bow forindlgCstiOn aI1d orallJl I1 3ma rt i' i ii rDLft I' bel1 rTudgeiJ i A mble ffUl Otf Jrlnr iaV1S i known him for twentpfie 1 ill ltwt jti I rM tIIDJ l9 IOu icf Jm1ure i bJoodAf1er VateJ JdrUUee bands irt wen audrey health tll ttu' for Di Pt n. J4. tWed1hQei I iJ terSOdJno1t the tt" water he' JfWte tfmonla1can be of 8e tojOutrouCD use it. lam seventy earl old.

and ft Jatht. blood rllle ever w.1twiU g1fO tlte. when. paI7tsT' DEABS vInZWiWw1 en use OpeUkaff eralWfer ft lIl yourwell Inaddni m1teatlmoJlY dytp psiaand. wetkd1gestlon.

aterto in" tonltondution andbowell. ofth ous patent nostrums and routine stomach. prescriptions of the daprillfind In this water a relief St6etfull YD JY VJL1UI ami OpelikaAla. may23 fOWEAKJMEN rrom th etredBof em1 4eer. manhood elsI I will send valuable treatise sealed FR oIChariOo A Jut P.

CF01VLEltloo4usCon S. TATE TO tlo njlhitE TSchelJ RJ HelllJAE Co- 1IIcKlnlv elJF nlDeT7JI KJ tk cn a dJ. nder dulylncor GEOR1IAREALJf A oflla1d rentingand bCltand fb turDJJtel othelways downallmaiJiSandplplngiJ aen. ren orleasesucb orte Ktng TTe ln 1i ft Jor firet ht ifve an maYbe for' foregolnrfor capita. 1 6to Jt co al ube ten.

fac 1100' ot-Iucb o11lceof tobe Inthe ofAtlu1ta conn. ty an. d. h' ePlace lsexpresslydes1redthat statellUld' brai1 praythitthis etforth cotporatIonsand pt mone1of DO Inmted1n reall te bylaw. cl rk80fllceoWdcountY asre bylaw thatthecourt norder corporatetlame forthefnl1 oUwentJ 20Jears corpo.

ratl01l8and petitio. uel1l' Uner' pra1e WEILGOOD Attorn FDedin l1il890. Geo Coun ve re ng ria copyof Of. theGioIltia companyM. appearsOfreoord mar oH1AlI.

TJIEGEORG RAJiRo Cowpy CommencmAUOmAiOa 11a 24Ult890. IV 8Cbedu1f beunra1 pu Leave. Wa I ion i20. m. GfJan i Ko28 A Et AnheWUhig 03 It AniTe Augneta.

:1 AYPASSEXGEItTRAThS 2 I 100. nVEST DuLY 00" mLT. Augnna1t OIl a iii' rmeaTile. 8 15 mLTWashton1110am Wthens. Upm LTAthe1II :08 4Om Uhfngt0D2 3Qp mAr.

D1 a 5 t5tm' el GBIEX 1 A1LYF" LTAtbnt IgWtam tJgft 1 00 Iii- I. aoam DtcJru1t1IWN IW Ieic pt Sends 1c cAt1anta 8 Ir 4 Deea 1tg2um 10 13111. i T. LT C1arklto 10 a Ar. Decatur' 4 pm LYDecatllr pili Ar.

kJto t05pm At1an i GroXrA OOlxDai1 t8nnda LLff tla Ita. PmLT Coviv- 15. 1. i Deeatur flle ID De am ArCovln 7 3SrmitJtl I LT. CaJDaktlO a mfv ARD.

Ar1IacoD T30JI1fAr. 00 Pili pnojro LtI ZO LaTtJUnIon ArriyeSiloim. 10 UamL3 40 pm' 10 35a III 05 1110 a mj. 8I1B4aToi II1. Slee 011 for on eartoCharIeItonontraJn I' i.

SCL1i anU1l1Iliff ltopat AUaoTand2S1 lhOPand to from. UIe-fo Wln llarletBDea onI1f i cri rfori1D DPOIJ. t1ior GreoesbofOi UI OI1rolnf c. lDdZdbmeru 1W phJItD01i8Et t. rf 4i TBALIWLROADOFG tr ol5r ol4to 8 OQ aml D.

fmii faDf1ah m. t111t Qm' OSaTaD to to pm olJ jJ ATLUIICRAIfRO Cbat' 32amTo ttanOOP1 Mar 35aIUTo 1WtethiU i :21 mTo 4pmTo Cha b5pmoCb 1Wiet 10 3JunI0lWi No HlromSanJUUhXol2 Swck. and York CinciDJl 103amc1il1uJld o1Sfro e1' pointa1l 1 ii for Bolllt C' landCin tl1230pmf Cinclnasi 11. fromCincinna LYork qi BnnmhI I a I coni810pm 111fronr Brumwieknt illt 25pm' cl6forRO FromMoutm OOamToOpet1k i. From nt iT9 FromSelmat From Opelib.

MpniTo ontgomeryJt 11" Au rt'fi-i FromCovmt IL. 1li5amTo. Dec tur FronrDec1tur10 ie FromAugustal00pmToAqgus ktC I 2OpmTo CoTin FromAugusta' pmToAnguIItiJ AID iL R1chm01ld an Jioi4it i Ff9mLula. romToW i Washton1I4oprnTo A. I IUntA 05JmlTo LlthIaS.

Sa8 3OamToninnt OOpmITOfi1Upooeatr FNmLUhia ToQreeniJle SP I FromFort ITo Va1IeJi. it 10 20 am nnd" 15 pm ea 00 pm 1t Dail only. Rco1l1ANY. ifc ATLANTA cHAitLOm twenty-nine tnna1 A kC 1imeTbl 1nEtfect Sap 2 tember 29tht889 ft Cittlme I 10 if I 2 pm1 Char. lotte II 30 1 I' 8 10 89 pm 012 Maltlla 1110 am 1 7 00 aIaj1 8 25 Phlla lelph u' It NewYork 1 pm Bo ton.

flOO :1 10 SO 85 t1 1' 1 SljP arta. I tJ GlIeJI8boroc. 00 T46 am 1 Goldahsoro. i. 11150 pm.

3 Lu i' ArrI ArrlyelA1la I time 10. VIP. 1. rR elt i. 11 20.

10040 from lnlaf. arrlresfrom Wasbingtou7 counectsat a'- dail KlliIconnecia day Pullman Slee car I PuJlman1SI GZPu1man sleepUw 1 Vhin to :1. No. 61 Pullman Sleeper Atlanta to Ji :13. Pullman Sleeperisew 1t0 ltlgiDG andBlnnIJlViamto.

ouale Ul lon Tictef UJIf lm LLH Oen1 PaasAgt DiT1a feb RICJmO UiEGEOROIAP tn xt 1. ibiS IIriP riant vil1e on piriTer a lIe 8Cutb Allnnder managementftOm' Co theMLu1lAlppi nay :3.189d. 0. D1l Daily. 1 LfAtIanta9 113 pm Auteil9 3ami 218 pnliU" 6 I 16 Ar1al1a 39.

fl' 8 30 P15 I II ArWestPoint 1411 A 00. QUEE 111 Ar Az eridia 1. 1 Jf Ar ew lt tf 1J5 ArV1ck8bnrg. It 0 i u. 1 i' ifi i 0' 1 iii' i I rn AtLANTA- GA.

SATURDAY JUNE14 189U. I 5 pT' Vfl17. I RAILROAIJTIIIETAflLE LINGIUN irInY xu 111 lOX isthO CA I3.1SpeC1LThO inorItI1g nra pulled th et btPPSCl dwii 1 Captureof VALLEY a ir. N. wa arrested by aboye gentlemen ho 0.

attwpted aoubtebarrel ehtgiiii tUflhedhlm. tinme- S. theykuew. ami ihildrcn snoetililig heelosedthe lit whotold c' gone 5. iii ao opeflieg 0.

fl- hival seureg Grait. terry. Evansville Slriiigfietd Ga. I N. Y.

I Davenport Ia. i. l954S amountand CON5TITLTi0N the citi- 05 vo EU I ia. Sunday-School thyRev i upon and will dis- tiop i be remiam it. Speclal.

give iiic maie Bullot le Ky. uyZiousand ao other- foi' chiIl4 teuresas i meeIeYu i bottles 5. a Ferdinanilstre4Xew Ori snsi cs yDeChemiriliscures iickbeaiiaelae. IIptEidUCisgddflkWflICldOeIDQIdlItSU. NE 8PAPEfl ThiVuthbertAP1' Libea1Z5- 13 ad andedited sto Gunn nd tbeedltorlalstaffwbilc isghlsconneeiionforlhe yearsWith soonas oeor Ga case ofa J.

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5 6 ltiO. MiltonT. 2 June7l42t2SJuTyS. 6 lettersof MitehellIdeceased. or-before applied for.

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OEOIWIAYULTON 6 1800 SWalker ci- eentnrofthewill CBuronhaasp deceased. ieayi 1lI a lied w. i- CILIOLIN Jun 1' 14. Ii IS JnIy 5 Clifford S. for minor' ia1berefOTetoOtifyaU file L.

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hissaidrustanprays be. adminlstratorlhould W. L. sat ORDINARY'S 4 George dismission. showause Julynext fram saidtrusts.

eat Harry trustanci forletters. cahee Julynext OceAprU 1800. C. sai ApriIS4m CITATE the endthey deaT- tobe usual andfihty lOO00eaeb capttalatdck cilyof Atlantainaaldcounty dsingsnch wlU othebevidencee clerks oSice an pray. ountIiie cotiyof eu asappearsofrecord June 5 june sat tPOKANEFAItSI yomitflj of Eastern tonaiiit wftiare In extent.

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water disCdTUOd jnontlis ago ii of the finest uteT toaie pub C. lt Is found upon careful analySiS tO CflfltSJfl Chit2' propert are marvIOu. It a sure eurO for I digeztiol' isnpw dIseSe We oOot tlaiM that It a cure-all butwekDOWtht dye. I 111512 and forall blood troubles1ltkialno OCLUSI. I cnuriss sii-i aid believe yudge J.

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The inthis not SC 1UEGZORGIA 1 lay 1890. WEST I Washington am a LeaveGalnesvflle am AlrlyeAtianta. No. 28 EAST-DAILY 45pm a 720pm DAT PASSENGEft TRAINS. ooana Ar.

Galnesyjbe in Lv. 5Vihtonfl lOam A thens5lSpinLy. No3 Lv. ArAugusta 6 flECATftTauuy except ntaZ8gmLy Ar. Decaaurg Ill A mAr AUazt Ar.

Coelngton is 25 a ionPoin- I 0 I a i in S4Opsn OSpia LcaveWbfteIlati ililOam on IpaveSf rOOam 32opei AriveUnionpnj' 155am lsOcounesltjonf a Od. Barrett. Nor- reabore tot1e4e oini Stone I1Oua points and fur all las Departn Train from This City y055. CE RAiLROAD OF RGta 15 iNo Ma Griffin 800Lncon. 11 No.

2Qto Rape. MitonII No. No 15 to Ia. 0 pint o. I fix- No ii to Gr1 yahnah540fim 13 from No4w Sia lQpmnaii.

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for Reae I tonSelmaan EflLIIJ lont6PiamToOpeiihe. ltlO fittuTo fIpm To est Augusta ieeatnr. Decatnrl0 Augusta' i 3 oonsTLula. tm. cIEOLGLtIAcIFIC U5zm1To Rirmgham i csa' I I 1 a To GreenySle' 45 pin RLiLnOA iiFYal1ey lipmlClOpm aaiih- Daily ISundaj Central tInt.

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