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I Working Rgro Entity Mnr dree at Bacon. AN IMPORTANT RAILROAD HEARING Before Judge tbbee Yesterday The Claim or Som. Attorneys of the Diy in theQntrI City. Mon Ga. Jauuary 31.

Special. Pink Ryan tie negro watchman at the Met ropolitan Electric Street Railway stables was murdered soin time last night. This morning the dead body of Ryan was found the stables about 5 o'clock by Car Inspector Williams. Ryan at night usually sat in au old stationary far in which WM a stove so he could keep warm during his watches Ryan was evidently attacked In the car and killed as blood was found pa the floor and seats of the car. The body was then pulled out of the car and laid on the ground face down about ten fret from the car where it found this worniug by Mr.

Williams. Ryan was killed by being truck on the head several times with. a shovel and hot' and. perhaps. some instrument.

There was a deep gash on the back of the head and several severe cuts on the front of the head. The murder was doubtless done by two persons us the trucks of two different people were found going in different directions from thu stable. The Object of the crime was money. Ryan was paid his weeks wages of 7 last night and he had 75 cents besides which had bell given him by a conductor. A 5 bill of the money was found lying on the ground near the negros leer where it hut been dropped by the robbers and murderers no doubt in toeir hast to get away.

They only curried on ia and the ueros watoi. 1111 bloody shovel and hoe wuh which Ityan was killed was fun III the scene of tue crime. Here is a singular pun. about the' matter. This morning It was found that the stove in the car had bvwi removed from its accustomed place and put in another tart of the car.

and a nail ken was al. vu top Of the stove. uy this was dour is Ii mystery. The fire in the stove had slightly burnt the bottom of the car. One theory that has been advanced about the killing is that Ryan cud others may have been iblinj in the car.

and a dispute arisinj he Iwaa slam. This is hardly probable how- I ner. as it is said Ryan didn't know one card from another. and he bore a most eicellent general character. lie had been in the employ of the railroad company a long time.

sad was alwas faithful and reliable in the discharge of his duties. Though the place where the murder was commuted is in the gldst of a thickly populated sectou. near Hujruenim Heights no one heard any disturbance tiuriuz the night at the stables. Charley Jenkins a nesro employt' of the railroad who had been out on a lark so it is to the stables about 2 o'clock this morning and entered the ear. but did not see ttyan- He called him several times.

but received no answer. Jenkins then laid down on a seat and went to- sleep. The ears ran last night until near 12 o'clock. so the murder must have been committed some time between midnight and 2 o'clock this morning. The coroner an inquest but no facts leading to the Identity of the murderers could be obtained.

and the jury adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Dr. Wortham is foreman. The cut and battered head of Ryan presented a fe sight An Important Hearing. Tomorrow morning Judy Dee master in the races Southern Macon and and Birmingham ra portant tlantic As is 3i knownTYllTof these above roads were placed in the hands of a receiver.

It will be remembered that a hort while ago Colonel J. R. Young of Sa-annah bought the Macon and Atlantic railroad at public outcry for 410000 Colonel Young was supposed to be representing a pool of bondholders. Only $10.000 in cash was paid into the court and 5S tf or lOOOO more. This OOOO was supposed to represent all of the tadebtednew outside of that of the bond- bolds and would be applied to the pay.

men of this oustandlng Indebtedness. A the bondholders represent 90 per cent of the Indebtedness they did not pay the entire purchase money of 410000 in court. Now come the following attorneys Hardeman Davis Turner of Macon and Morgan MaeFarlaud of Memphis on who wish 40000 attorneys' fees Q000 for each firm for having brought he 410000 into court but the other side claim that no such sun has been brought Into court for only 10000 in cash hat been paid in and bond given for 30000 more. On this point the hearing will be had tomorrow. The decision of the master will be awaited with great interest.

Certificates lie Iuud On Thursday Master Kibbee will hear argument on a very important matter in connection with the Georgia. Southern railroad to wit whether or not certificates shall be Issued for debts due by the road to local merchants and other business concerns of the city. Claims to the amount of 80000 have already been filed with the master and it is thought that the amount will react 100000 before the hearing is concluded- Some of the individual claims are small and many Quite large. One concern alone is due 6000. Tile decision of Master KiLuit In this case means a great deal for many people in Macon.

If the issue of certificates allowed these local creditors will get their money if not granted then the debts will prostbly be a total loss to them. PRISONERS ESCAPE JAIL. Bore a Hole in the Floor and Two of Them Leave. lIawkinsville Ga. January 31.

Special. Sheriff Hunt lost two of his boarders last night. J1 gong to the jail this morning to feed the prisoners it was found that during the night a. hole had been burned the one-by- twelve-inch timbers with which the cells art floored and that another hole had hoer dug beneath the brick foundation of the jail. by means of which two of the three prisoner escaped.

The neno who remained refused to leave. saying that he was innocent of any crime and would not be a fugitive from justice. The two escapes have not been apprehended but every effort is being i iade to effect their capture. An Organ Recital. Mr.

J. P. ODonnelly will give the third of the series Of 93 of free organ rpdWI ou next Tuesday evening February 7th. at the First Baptist church. He will be assisted on this occasion by tile following well-known and popular artiste Mrs Annie Mays Dow.

tapnao Mr. William Owens tquor Mr. red Wedemeyer. darlonetist. The public.

as uspial at thefee recitals. La cordially Invited without special Invitations. DELICIOUS Flavoring NATURALFRUIT FLOORS. Of perfect purity- Of great strength- Economy In their usa Flavor us delicately Vanilla Lemon Orirtge Roseet o. nd dtllclomty as the fresh That Is the Cotton.

Outlook In Southern Georgia. GREATER ACREAGE THAN LAST YEAR Is the Report-Mayor MQDonouah Talks About Cleaning Out Plao of Vice. Savannah Ga. January 31. Special.

Cotton factors have already begun to boY- row largely from banks for this seasons advances to cotton planters being in this respect six or more weeks ahead of the time at which they usually begin drawing on the banks for funds for this purpose. This is construed. as evidence that collections are still poor and that they are carrying considerable cotton. Evidences coming from all directions of apparent inclination on the part of farmers to plant great- er acreage than last year and to use fertilizers heavily have caused much uneasi- ness among factors. who fear another big crop and a repetition of the 5 and 6 cents prices.

They are inclined as II. result to be careful in advances and this may serve to retard the evident intention to plunge into another enormous crop. Then the advance in the price of fertilizers 2 a ton now will prevent planters from buying as heavily as they have shown a desire to do. Major Shellman traffic manager of the Central stated this morning that business has not come up to expectations this seas- on cotton shipments slacking up more suddenly than had beets anticipated. The shipments over the road were wore than 100000 hales less than last season which means a large falling off in receipts.

The operating expenses did not decrease proportionately. The outlook for the year he regards as good. Mayor ilcl ouough Will Clean Them Out. Mayor McDouough has stirred up anoth- er sensation by au interview in which he says 1 intend to dose up places of vice whenever they are brought to my attention in such ii way that I can proceed against them. For instance this morning my attention was called by responsible parties to a house of ill repute which is stated to be frequented by boys from twelve to eighteen years of age.

I will haw the matter investigated and will move vigorously to dose it up. That will be my course with regard TO other houses of similar character. I am informed that there are a number of such places of vice as I termed them It my address to the council which are working much harm among growing boys. The police will keep a careful lookout for these places and I will certainly follow out what I stated my policy would be. Such places must be wiped out.

The people of Savannah except those of the low- est impulse want the young protected from such vice and as far as it is in my power it shall be done. This la not a crusade or anything of that kind. It is simply doing a duty that. I recognize to belong to me. The mayor has no desire to emulate the rs6urg people.

IDs intentioo jSfcplv is to close out every house of Iff. reputation when it is apparj fht boys are being led astray. fsS COMMENT. Calvin. who i chairman or labor statistics In the logic.

is a natural statistician any. BFalwaylk devoting himself to the acquire. rJnt and marshalling of facts and figures. Jve set Augusta. Chronicle reporter an inter eating Interview on the census figures published duly to The Chronicle together with some other points relative to Augusta's progress.

Mr. Calvin's figures with retEnce to the ownership of homes In Augusta. and the very small number which are covered by mortgagesruake a good showing for that city. Augusta Is enjoying a rapid growth. The Columbus Sun is litter the scalp of President Waddell of the State Agricultural society because the society wilt meet in Augusta this year.

The Enquirer. Sun says The reason that President Waddell gives for making this overture to Augusta after the society had selected Columbus is certainly open to criticism. He says that the usual faculties were not extended by the rail. roads entering Columbus anti that the Geor gia and other roads entering Augusta have always extended the society the usual courtesies. This seems to be a reflection upon the liberality and accommodation of the several railroad companies centerthn Columbus and we think It is unjust.

What President Waddell means by usual courtesies' we do not know. All conventions clerical and secular which have met In Columbus have been extended the usual courtesies that Is a re ductd rate of tare. Perhaps Colonel Waddell's construction of usual courtesies' means a tree ride Has he any assurance that the Central railroad will offer more liberal terms to Augusta than to Columbus and the Central Is cue of the most Important railroads entering Augusta. We cannot believe that It will. It would he unjust to Columbus and contrary to the policy of the Central.

The Georgia and other roads to Augusta are not likely to be more liberal than the Georgia Midland and other roads entering Columbus. The Enquirer- Sun dose not wish the state sorletv to here unless they are so Inclined but it does not propose to allow Columbus to be placed in a tales light or to permit any reflection to be cast upon her without a protest. THE DAY IN AUGUSTA. Funeral of William The WaUon Black Fart. Continues.

Augusta Ga. January 31. Special. Th city today offered a reward or 50 for th arrest of Jesse Dickens white who is want for tile murder of Arnold Scbarnltiky. It Is likely the council will make an ap.

prtiation for police detective purposes. The agricultural societies' and alllane clubs will adopt resolutions asking August to nave a meeting of the farmers held here soc let them to renew the pledge made last year agreeing to hold to 20 per cent reduction cotton acreage. The planters think they have been greatly benefited by the small crop which caused a big advance in the price the fleecy staple. The funeral of Mr. William Mulheren at 1 o'clock at Sacred Heart church was th largest ever seen In Augusta In honor of i private citizen.

The coffin and grave wer covered with beautiful flowers. Requiem big mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Pout The eulogy was pronounced by Father ala ban. The taking of testimony In the Watson contest which Is a farce. Is slowly progress ing.

Supervisor Deas who was at the court house the day of the election gave his ev deuce which does not amount to a row plus. A DESPERATE FIGHT. Two Policeman of Rouse flays Decided Lively Encounter. I ome Ga. January 31.

Special. About 3 o'clock this morning Officers Shropshire. Logan and Alexander raided a neJ1O dive in the upper part of the city. A neJm man named Joe Reese was arrested but broke away from the officers aud ran. He was intercepted In an alley by Officer Shropshire and a desperate tight ensued.

The negro was a powerful man sac threw Officer Shropshire into a ditch and had taken his club from him when the other officers me to the rescue. The officers saw the perilous condition of Shropshire. and at once opened fire on the neln' Several shots were fired by the officers and the rto relaxed his hold on Shvopfthiro and broke away. He wag afterwards fount and earned to the station house. lie was found to be severely shot in the leg Till' report sent from Dahlonega that din lug the recent severe weather when the min.

lug plants were suspended that the "managers of the commissaries had orders not sell anything on denied by official of the mining companies. Mr. II. D. In-ct soil general manager of the Hand and Bar low United Gold mines write The tlon All our regular handsJ have been an are being furnished from the eonimiaaarle aLesle- to work.

No orders to crftjiit no A Luge. Sued Surprise Turned Looas by the Police Board. OLD. WES" ARE GIVEN THE WOBTB A GUOTBA A BOX. BCHJU PILLS CURE SICK HEADACHE Disordered liveretci They Act Like Magic on the Vital Organs Regulating the Stcretiotva rataria long tot Complexion bringing back the Keen Edge of Appetite and arousing with the ROSEBDD OF HEALTH he whole physical energy of the human I nme.

These Facts are admitted by thouaods la all classes of Society. Largest Se in the World. While Younger Ones Were Pt on-Bald to Be a Foretaste of Worse Things In April-A General Bkaking Up. 1 The police commissioners got their heads together yesterday morning and gave tie department whoso destinies they control bout the liveliest shaking up it MS received in many rroor3. The shaking up come in the nature of a surprise to all and to the patrolmen who were so fortunate to retain their jobs it was regarded no the light of II.

warning. As they patrolled their beats last night they had some thing110 think about. It had been advertised that twenty-nine extra men who were placed on duty duro the carnival whose names appear on the supernumerary list were to be dropped from regular uuty and that was what was generally- txpectEil would be done. The upernumeranes had nerved themselves or dismissal and hail ceased to regard the forthcoming order with anxious feelings. Hut yesterday they were surprised and some of them tot much better than they were ookiuj for whJu several unfortunates who had regarded themselves as futures were given.

ne B. without so much as an explanation except the general one that better men had been put on in their places. It was a I IK round surprise and he conviction that still bigger surprises ate be exploded about April 1st spiting from t. Night before lat Chief Connolly tacked up au order on the bulletin board in the tiUiou house UIltiu tits thirty anti more sujuruumerane to port or iLthjXliOIi at tils vnax' It noon yesterday. They thought it luuuut We big drop oil winch has been the talk for some time.

They were rll deck yesterday looking prim and suiiliti their uniforms neatly urushcd UP. ilieir badges shining their shoes blacked and a jolly smile lingering oil their faces. They looked quite soluitr- ike indeed and all seemed at pi-ace with the world. The inspection was gone through with oy tie entire board. Then the men were allowed to go away.

She Mlrj ID Store. Tn commission went into secret session to digest whit thry had learned from the inspection. hat session was a secret one as far as its details are concerned but its actions are now facts of the history of the police department. Only data of the extra men were drop- ad not twenty-lime as was expected. ut the men dropped were not the identical ones added lug the carnival.

Men who bad been on for nearly au entire term were given their lismissal and new ones were put on permanently. The following wen were put on in the places of regular men who have left the force by death resignation or discharge A. M. Dodd W. It.

Jolly T. G. Coon V. T. Randall G.

P. Sigmau 1. C. Wilson W. d.

Bone A. C. Kerlin J. H. Smith C.

M. Moon. These wen will work regularly. The supernumerary list was then revised so as to coutrin only the following names who come in the order named Thomas S. Grant I.

M. Wallace J. J. Buck J. W.

ullirau. E. E. Hoi. mbe I.

E. Alderman J. D. Lyle J. 1.

Kitchens. J. A. riolli E. A.

Coker J. II. Kelly. II. D.

White. Those men were distributed among the three watches acid will be pressed into service in cases of vacancy. They will be aide to make almost as good time in this way as they were regularly elected. And here the names of the old officers who have been on during the last term who ere dropped yesterday traces Jones Parks. B.

T. Wlson Adams Brand Upchurch Lampkiii Cook. Taylor. It was regarded as a foregone conclusion that the last named would be given the preference over those who had been on the force a shorter time than they but the commissioners filled the places with wen whom they believed to be better fitted for patrol service. Last night Chief Connolly issued arc order assigning every member of the force to the post of duty intended for him to till until the election.

Several changes were made. The men were divided as follows Morning watch 34) then day watch 23 men evening watch 36 men. The captains and sergeants will do duty on the same watches as in the past. The Force Slot Decreased. Mr.

Stockdell chi irman of the finance committee will have an interesting story to tell the al council next Monday about the police force and the recent alleged re duction in the numbers of that department. It will be remembered that the board of police commisioners last fall. just before the carnival cpened put on twenty-nine additional men. These men were kept 04 the force outing the balance of the year and would Lave been continued hail the finance committee given the board of police commissioiies the money necessary to carry thorn. But the board did not and thereby hangs a story.

When the council meets Monday said Mr. Stockdell I shall get up and explain the facts as they are. The truth is the board of police commissioners had more money than they could spend last year. No department likes to turn back to the city treasurer money. They'd rather spend it all.

Last fall when carnival came ou the board put on some extra men about twenty-nine and when the carnival was over the board continued the men. That was not an increase of the force but the men were added simply for the time. The commission Lad enough money to run the force as it was and to continue the twenty- nine men through the year. They could have brought the force down to where it was before the carnival and saved the cost or they could have continued the met and spent the money. It is the time of the year when the south is infested with thugs and thieves and more men are needed than at any other time the 3 ear.

We considered this In the committee acid gave the department as much money as they had last year to run the force but we did not think it neces sary to add mon to carry the increase through the year. sow next year whet those fall mouths come the commission will have the santo amount of money to spend in the same air action and could put on the same ntunber of men for the same length of time again. We have not cut down the force. The force lj the same as it was a year ago and the commission has the same money th had last year this time to run the force. This talk about cutting down the force is not doing the city any good as it is calculated to attract thugs and thieves from oil over the country.

Ma pretty romancewas thati of Miss Bessie rlmn to lit-Heard itespess. which occurred It the First Baptist church yesterday morn- tr. Iler. Dr. Hawthorne performed the ceremony In the presence of a number of friends.

After the marriage jilr- sod Mrs. Respess left for Florida when they will spend some time at. the noted resort. there. Miss Jrliu Is a rhnrmthg young lady who has hosts offriends and admirers here.

She is the daughter pt' Yr. U. I. Griffin and is prettrand e. Mr.

liespesa is a successful young. business man the head of the ten of tile Itspes. Engraving Company and is a young man of sterling worth lie has the confidenceand esteem of all who know him. Mr. and Mrs.

Respess will make their home on MerritU avenue. Cards are out announcing the marriage of Hon. Allen J. Arnold to Miss Eva Nowell daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

C. O. Nowell of Monroe. Ga. The wedding Is to take place at the residence of the brides parents in Monroe on tile 8th of February at 8 o'clock.

Mr. Arnold Is one of Walous two representatives to the general assembly and In the re cent session of the legislature his activity in behalf of several important measures In which his people were Interested proved him to be of the most valuable members of the house. Miss Newell Is a lovely young lady and Is one of the prettiest as well as one of the most popular social favorites In the section of the state in which site lives. After a most delightful visit to Columhu Miss Wyolone Lowe has returned home. This announcement will be al with great deal of pleasure by her many friends throughout the city.

This evening there will be a social reunion of the members and friends of the Boulevard Methodist church. corner Boulevard and Houston streets. The affair will be one of unusual Interest. Rev. T.

R. Kendall has recovered front his recent Illness and will be present. This social gathering was to have been held a week ago but on account of the weather was postponed until tonight. Herr Xatorp itlitmenfeld the violinist who has so often charmed Atlanta by his delicate stroke with tile bow will leave today for Europe. It will go on the vestibule end will go direct to New York thence to Paris jnd all the cities or Europe.

lie goes over the waters to complete his studies In Ills pot art and will be away nearly two years. I cannot stay any longer than two years. he said. for If I do then I will forfeit my claim ns an American citizen and I would not lose that for the world. I am coming back to Atlanta and wilt be glad to get back.

FIVE MURDERERS AT LARGE And No Effort Ii Being Made to Apprehend TLeui. Augusta Ga. January 31. Special. Something of a sensation has been created here by an editorial in The Evening Herald.

The editorial is as follows Five Augusta murderers at large No real and systematic attempts being made to apprehend them What a startling statement isAhat It is made by Chief of Police Hood in an argUment by him in favor of the establishment of a detective furdln Augusta a fund from which to compensate detectives whose iut it will be to imprison capital criminals. Let us hope that this matter will he carefully looked into. Such a state of affairs must not exist. ft is put- tins a premium on crime. But by the way.

whatever the decision keep this in mind Augusta wants no nesrro detectives of the kind that have been employed here. Charged with Potoce Bobb ry. Carrollton Ga. January 31. Special.

Dread Cook was arrested this morning near Buchanan by D. J. Jackson a United States marshal from Anniston Ala. for breaking into i postufficf m-iir Huntsville some months ago. Cook bus evaded the officers of the law for several mouths.

but he was located a few days a and arrested this morning. It is clamed that there is a clear case against Cook. dr. friffe Denici the Story. Dunwoody.

Ga. January 31. Special. Dr. Warren Marshall Duke asks that the re port published In an Atlanta paper stating that he had a difficulty with Mr.

Stases here ho corrected. 1 have had no difficulty of the kind described he sars. SS3 Children of Sir. and Mrs. at.

M. Boiler Altoona Pa. Both Had Eczema In Its Worst Form After Physicians Fatted Hoods Sassaparilla Perfectly Cured. Great mental agony is endured by parents who see their children suffering from diseases caused by impure blood and for which there seems no cure. This is turned to joy when Hoods Sarsaparilla is resorted to for it expels the foul humors from the blood and restores the diseased skin to fresh healthy brightness.

Read the following from grateful parents To a Hood Co. Lowell Mass We think Hoods Sarsaparilla is the most valuator medicine on the market for blood and skin diseases. Our two children suffered terribly with the Worst Form of Eczema for two years. We had three physicians in that Urns. but neither of them succeeded in curing them or even In giving them a little relief.

At hut we tried Hoods Sarsaparifla and to a month both children were per tectly cured. We recommend as a standard family medicine and would not be without it" MK. and MRS. M. 11 SOLLEB 1412 2nd Avenue.

Altoona Pa. HOOO8 PlLLS cur sonstipsuort IA PERMANENT CURE 1 of the most obrtlMte cases of Gonorrhea' I DO other tre f. ent required mdwitboal the nauseating1 reflnlta of dodnf with Cu tx bt. Copaiba or Wood. Sold by nil sllrusnrtts J.

u8or Bron Pharmacfen. Parts. Ti9v5r3Iylw1ed WEAK MEN FREE CURE I will tend FREE ealedl bt mall the recipe of sure safe simple remedy for Self Cureto enlarge small weak organs. cures Lout Manhood Emissions antS Vartcocele In Two Weeks. A sore cure for lnipusencyeerTOuluesI or any we kneM in old or young men.

No busses DOT deception. AO tetter tent lo plain sealed envelope- Enclose tiffy fceonTeoienk 1. D. Bo Box 3 Albion Mien. 78t fri mon wed FOR YARICOCELE IMPOTENCY EMIS SIONS OR HYDROCELE ft Vuloantied Rubber Suspensory.

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Ild a mHgnimt fc out on my le below tb knee and vu uzd wand jail weH with two sag at halt- bottles of I Other blood medicines ad Jailed to do me any good. YKkTfflc3C I was troubled from ckfldhood with an ar- Tated case of Tetter and three bottles of cured me permanetly. WALLACE MANN Un riUeiT. Our book on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed flWOTfiPSCmo Co. Atlanta.

Ga. mu IVER PIL Posiyiyttv CURIO BY THESE Pius. I They also relleys i tresifrom Dyspepsia In dJgtstionandTooHearrj Eatlnr. A perfect rwnedy I for Dizziness Itauses Drtnrshifsa Bad Taste in I the Mouth. Coated Ton-1 gee Pain in too Side Thai regulate the Bowels cad prrest Constipa- tins.

Are tree from all crude and irritating I netter. Very email easy to take no pain no griping. Purely Vegetable. BujwCoawd. SMALL Pita.

SMAU Dost. SMALL PRICE beware of Imitations sad Ask for CARTERS and gee you pet Commissioners Sale of the Chattanooga Southern Railway. Under and hr virtue of the decree of foreclosure and sale rendered by the circuit court of the United States for the Northern district of Georgia on the 17th day of September 1802 in equity causes Nos. 405 and 400. wherein Central Trust Company of New York and another Ire complainants anti Chattanooga Southern Railway Company Is defendant I the' undersigned special commissioner shall pro.

ceed to offer for sale at public outcry to the highest and best bidder beforothe front door of the United States courthouse on Marietta Street. in the city of Atlanta Fulton county. Georgia at 12 oclocK noon Oil Monday the 27th day of February 1593 all and singular the corporate property acid franchises of said Chattanooga Southern Railway Company the line of railway of said company extending from the state line between Georgia and Tennessee near Chattanooga. through the counties of Walker and Cliattooga. In the state of Georgia a distance of about 4205 miles thence extending southerly through the counties of Cherokee and Ktowah a distance of about 4412 miles to the town of Gadsden.

and also a piece of railway track lying la the state of Tennessee between the Georgia state line and the Chattanooga union railway deoot to the city of Chattanooga. being about 60 of a mile la length anti beginning at a point near the Chattanooga Union Railway Company's shops and extending southerly to a eonn G3 with the tracks of said Chatta- sdoea Union railway at a point about 1 mile north of the Georgia and Tennessee state line said 69 of a mire of railroad connecting at both ends with said Chattanooga Union rail. war. and the northern end connecting with said Chattanooga Union railway at a point about as miles southerly from the Georgia avenne depot In the city of Chattanooga. the above being the main line of said railway and aggregating about 8746 miles together with sidetracks and spurtracks in the rates of Georgia Alabama and Tennessee aggregating about 760 mites malting the total length of main line.

sidings and spurs of said railway about 15006 miles together with all and singular the property and estate of said company of every kind real personal or mixed. wither within or outside the location of said railway and however acquired including certain terminal facilities and grading upon a roadbed disconnected from the main line of track and other property In the town of Gndsdeu Ala. barns as set forth and shown In a certain Inventory of Joseph V. Burke receiver. tile' In said court on the llth day of May ISW.

and iii other lands station hoxisos. buildings fixtures and the equipment rolling stock machinery tools implement end furniture whatever connected with or belonging to' tat said line of railway. and also all rights privileges franchises. leases. contracts.

chosen In LPtlnn and similar property. whether legal or pdultable lx longing to geld rwniinny or to whicfi it Is Isf any' way en titled ccii for a more ular description of said property as well as for the specific terms nod condition of this sale reference is ltercby made to tin decree of foreclosure. which was made nod entered as aforesaid on the 17th day of September 1812. At slid sale no bid will be received for less than five hundred thousand dollars 500000 and a deposit of tiny thousand dollarsJ50000 In cash at the time or the sale. wilt be required from the purcisas er or purchasers other than the complainant Central Trust Company of New' York.

The balance of the purchase money will be paid In cash or by bonds Issued under the mortgage now boinK foreclosed. as provided for In the decree at foreclosure and sale and lice sale is made subject to confirmation by circuit court of the United States for the Northern district or WsMb day of W-- Special Commlmloner. Butler StUlman Hubbard Henry E. Tompktne. solicitors for complainant Central Trust Company of New York.

Janll 18 25 febl 8 15 22 wed INSTRUCTION. MISS TPIE C. Burton. an experienced and arompUsher teacher. will teach vocal and Instrumental.

Terms 3 per month. Call or address No. 23 Haydea st. FOR SALE Mi ellaneoui. FOR SALE One line Jersey bull of S.

ff. strata. four years old qualities without at iual person wishing ti purchase address A. It. Hilton 40Joues five.

city. FTJLLLINE of regal blanks of every de scription en hand or made to order on short notice. Address Constitution lob Office At- IftLta Ga. JsnS 1m PERSONAL. IMPORTANT to men.

Call at Frank lies stove store. 123 Wmthall at. and see the self-measuring oil pump. No des in oil can ford to do without one. The In dicator attached will show how oil is delivered to you from tie wholesale wagon.

IL Sessions Southern Agent. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The 16th of January 1893 I purchased the Atlanta Cider and VlJaegar Works- wbj bwiiness was formerly owned and operated by L. P. Dear and J. M.

Jones. In purchasing same I as sumed no liabilities of the former concern nod have made no contracts nor am I re sponsible for any Indebtedness of said concern prior to January 25. 1893. and. furthermore am only responsible for future contracts over my authorized signature.

A. T. Pounds We certify that th above is true and correct as per bill of sale under date of Janu any 16. 1893. Signed.

L. P. Dean J. M. Jones perLP D.

NOTICE OF E. F. noyt lies sold his entire interest In the Acme bar. bet shop at 13 Marietta street to F. Jones Co.

who assume all liabilities after January 18 1803. M. J. WALKER stenographer anti type. writer phone 14S7 402 Kiser building Atlanta Miss Ella Menko Charles E.

Bell and Charles Paver assistants. Your work respectfully solicited. wed PATENTS Thoma P. Simpson Washington D. C.

No attorneys fee until patent obtained. Write for Inventors guide. deer 10 CARRY your lady friends to Chapman's English kitchen to get something nice to eat the Delmonlco of Macon. Ga. jan20 tt JONES he pays the freight sells the Herring-Hall Marvin Cos fire sad burglar proof safes.

vault doors and safety depository systems there are flies on Jones none on B. F. Smith. 54 West Alabama street Atlanta and Ricl1mnd. V.

WHEN IN BUFFALO stop at the Genesee Niagara Falls fortr mllMjiway. DOGS FOR BALE. Three white straight-eared EngUih. bull terrier pups for sale 10 each one pug 15. Address Co C.

Jr. DoUntbroke GL LOST. LOST. strayed or stolen. large St.

Bernard dog. tan color with white spot on face And breast also feet white. Answers to name of Suitable reward paid for return to clerks once county courthouse. W. I.

Me- Bride. CASA 27 lid Wheat street can accommodate Wfulit said transient boarders. money ia thisioTUli. Wft-deaa rdye the most delicate shade and fabrics old clothes aide neir. Repair to' order.

No tipping required. We pay txpressU8 both way Write tor terms Del price list Xctwea Steam Dye Works and Cleaning Establishment. Nashville TBAVELDfG SALESMEN to tell Btiking Powder. We pay In month salary and penses or 20 per cent rommissioll. Steady employment experience unnecessary.

It yrs wet a position bare a chance. U. S. Chem leal Works. SO to Sid Van HoteL Qilcagu.

18 SALARY On COMMISSION to agents to the patent Chemical Ink Lrasing Pen: The most useful and novel invention of the sire. Erases ink thoroughly in two seconds. Works like magic Ifs to 500 per cent rnlit. Airenti mating 50 per week. We also want a general agent to take charge or territory and appoint subs A rice chance to make money.

Write for terms and SDectoens of erasing. Monroe Kraser Manufacturing Co. X. LaCrosse. WIs.

WAXTED. Female. WANTED-A A good milliner for general work. MgpelglebcrT Borne. J3a- WANTED-A strong bodied white woman to tie general icons-a work at the Jennie D.

Inman orphanage must come well recommended. Apply this morning between 10 and to Mrs. 1. D. Turner No.

50 Gone SITUATIONS WANTED Mate WANTED. by a thoroughly educated young man. a position as analytical chemist or druggist. Good references. Address A.

R. AtJantaConstitulon febl 2t wed WIfTED In law office situation as- stenographer with privilege of using library five years' experience own typewriter testimonials furnished. Address Stenographer P. O. Box 191 Amerlcua Ca.

sun wed suu SITUATIONS WANTED-Female. WA Br an English widow. position as workln housekeeper good seamstress. Mrs. Pearson 403 North Boulevard.

BUILDING MATERIAL. THE FT-ACE TO lumber is Hum- ohries and Glenn streets. Big stock sell soned lumber. Atlanta Lumber Company. Jan 29.

7t. BONE DllY DRESSED floorlns per thousand- Atlanta Lua er Company. Jan 2 It. LUMnKn Shingle laths. FiPh.

doors mold- Inca. brackets an3 all other bulldlnli material for sale at the very lowest market price by W. S. Bell. at 3 Ivy at.

Call or write for est mates. jaugC it FOR SALE Horses Carriales Etc. FOR SAL At a bargain one under surrey made to order one jump seat entry at good as new anti must be sold on account of intoning. 1' V. tOle.

E. Alabama street. Jan 29 ROOMS. FOR RENT Two nice large connlcUnr rooms over 1. RIch Bros tore.

Apply in store. febl It wed tri sun NEW- sad comfortable sleeping rooms for rent. Apple corner Edgewood avenue anti Ivy street. Hast Atlanta Land Company. lm AGENTS WASTED BIG PAY TO STATE We want one reliable Illlnt In ear state to handle our Columbian memorial chart exclusive control given un and protltahlt' tHtRlned don't miss thj opfxirtunlty.

Ltrgemann Co. 26 Broad street. New York. Jan 29 71. ACTIVE works everywhere fir the Life of James G.

Blalne. written hr Willis netch. er Johnson the New York editor and ntl- mate friend of Mr. Blame. Memorial edl ion.

embracing the history of his life from cradle to grave in 2 extra large pirec. Meg- ntfl-ently illustrated. KorMl hut Selling Immensely. Big money for workers. Sixty thliusaniJ nceut wantHl.

A bonanza. Host TertflS. At 111111 Hooks on thirty days tlnio. Fr iLht 1. Outfit with full lustructiotiji in iljiItl on Globe itltl' Vnblii-ntifn Omipany.

73 Chestnut et. IS or Dearborn tltet iicagoIll MONEY TO MONET to loan on farms and real estate at 6 per cent. Address I5 i G4S Atlanta Ga. Jan J- nisun fri 830.0's NOW In hank to loan on Atlanta real state. Address 1' 0.

4. febl 1m WISH to bay II few good purchase money notes or other WPI secured paper. 11 May. Telephone 11113 or HIT. teb1 7t LAWE LOANS on central business property are made at specially low rates by 8 Burnett.

7 Equitable building. Jan mm MONEY TO LOAN-In amounts from 100 to S5fXX Apply to Lilt Bloodworth Jr. cashier Commercial Travelers' Savings bonk room 521 Equttabcbuildljjr. jan25 Inc MONEY TO LEND on central. rent-paying real estate.

In sums from 11005 to SOOOO. at per cent. Weytnan Connor 511 Koni- table bnfldlng. feb ia lm BARKER HOLLEMAN Ziegotiate yeas loans en Improved Atlanta residence property at a total cost to borrower of 11 per cent payable sctuianuiat1y. They negotiate year loans on central improved hueinee property a a total to borrower of 7 per cent.

payable senmi annually. This advertisement means exactly what It says. Room ii Gould building. Barter nolleman. 10 LOAN We hay money to loan at reasonable terms on long time on central or sulmrhau Improved real state.

Rend Brandon 2 South Brood street dim BABKER UOLLEMAN necotiate real es tale loans at low rates. Boom 52 Gould build- ml. MONEY to any amount can always borrow. Id on real estate In or near Atlanta by apply. tug to S.

Barnett W7 Equitable building. upTll-d6m LOANS and upwards on Improved city property negotiated at lowest rates. John Y. Dlxon 411 Equitable bulldlns. ly STATE SAVINGS BANK-34 West Alabama have money to lean on Atlanta property.

repayable In monthly Installments. Give special at. tention to savings deposits paying Interest thereon at the rate of per cent. Gm FURNITURE. FOR SALE Snap must go at once con touts room house complete will sell whole or part.

Apply at. No. So X. Forsyth It. One walnut top desk.

One office proof safe new One pair ton Fairbanks wagon scales. One pair good mules. Three double wagons end two single trays with harness. Will sell cheap. 45 Marietta street.

FOR SALE-Real Estate. FOR SALE or Exchange for Atlanta Property A splendid valley farm of alit acres abundantly watered by the finest springs level and quite productive soil admirable foi stock farm beautiful grove fair Improvements located within one mile of railroad near Raccoon Cotton mills and four mite southwest of Summervillf. Ga. cash vain J3C Address George D. Ilohlis GL wed FOLLOWING real estate for sale terms easy and in the reach of all house.

Factory gt 4 house. Linden it 2WX IL house. Lowe st LOX R. house. Lowe at.

10 it. house. Alexander st. 75C Also vacant lots. W.

8. Bell. 33 Ivy It. Jan287t FOR 8 SALE for one of the best built houses in Atlanta 217 Jackson- new 8 rooms all veniences easy rms. Owner at house.

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR a month. 227 Courttind street. an 31It. FOR RENT The banking office former occupied by Rueker Banking Company at 36 West Alabama street. This back pUc is well lighted and in very way adapted to conducting banking.

insurance or other bw1 neu requiring large office room. It has furniture and fluturre and a burglar and fireproof vault. Possession can be given March lit. Apply Robert F. Ms Jr.

agent. Jan tilt FOR KENT Two store. In new building at Journing Hdgewnol 1 Avenue theater good to cation cheap rent apply to Lltt Bloodworti 11" secretary East Atlanta Lint Co. VI. Equitable building.

jIIn26 lOt BUSINESS CHANGES DRUG STORE FOR SALE. good opening with small competition. Address D. car Covztltutlon Jan isfe a sps HaVr BrS5 AfflH c- L' VuoeiaUoJTc rs of said a committee named shore relates and UB ua corWastJoji.f- aSS Committee after T1TOW lyOTJsaarjS ral powers atlnng unde clally all OM nj rta editi ad relation jhii con Its members. but tT.

there Is to be aa ipowtrstnflTt inJWii hSffife1011 on or 1882. tfliaHjJL ftn 4 1n a.1" fc tf purposes and ft. of Its work. arid tlon. by gift.

derise. chase real an the consent ot riifcd for. In the sun with A like arft the mime estate nd it the sail trnrtefj their sen I to tt nnd brds and re anrer. In their board to The ml wt not lie liable for any corporation les the contracted with the tpprvsi of trustees V' The said corporation rift" 4 to make and pt aviMns rules and reejiaiioc ro tt business. the Its affair th dj Its officers sno Rje to repeal or alter rule.

and nd tl9 AU red tro rty whkh scisuired by this corLtarstt sod tesueetu of neee to Wl shall be held end bUm board of trustees riot Wai nnmher nor more tt hoard the chairman Committee shall fe his office. Five nwo the time beta suutmtMi1 for the transaction of wh ITnh Tnm V. J. yrnrelani W. 3.

v-tops C. M. Ontat Thomas and the CD Committee are hereby attttl MJ rru tees. and whuesesy In the said board of tressti AM be filled on nomtaatica utlve Committee remaining trustees. The Income which tit AuksM tees shall receive from tie Its management and ha' devoted to the and for no other State Executive Conusitte 44 the sense.

the ra the rnswazv1 by the MM tolrt he paid over to tie tranrrifi' En Committee 3r The principal flee of he la the rlty of AUete Gfc desire to have other octa KB other- places. Th desire he I for the term of twenty rwt lone of renewal at ithttrtaft After this petition shall fa i recorded sad advertised IcaiAf pray the court to pent ta rici body corpora In their etc. Flied In office Jurosrrtt. fl I O. If.

Tanner clerk of An In anti for said eOcntl. ktnt the within and forepwn to I i rurt enpy of the original This 30th of January. CL febl tIlt wed STATE OF GEOEGU vihSi I To the Superior CoortcWM petition of William a'--U. Venable represents That they and limit i cons desire to be tacorpeXal i of Georgia for the term rf with the privilege of reorfil tlon of said term under IL' of The Venable GranifrCfc That the object of ttei to ourry nanofacttrtritnigj in granite marble all sUo fj materials used In tunes. paring and ways sidewalks etc.

and individual profit their sods and sw 22 That incidental to thd petitioners desire tt lease rent own. hoi dispose of wch real of any description I termlne by reuolitt5fl. That the petitioner i to have the right to have anti use a comsM i cessors and to have Vys reirnlatloTis a It may inc on Its own memb" taw lag with It as are conflict with the 1 slier. amend and pleasure. That It borrow money.

give by such deed as- it deems best. to purchase subycnw possess stocks soil tion company or otiff ddesmay beof benefitto value of its ration of JSffi' feSrJl A That the shall one toaPJ KM divided lars 100 la before with the i its pany of the is fflffij this offl SttfiSip charter for toe SJViefWJ Witness njj fiagSA tils the 3d day iQ Sl aod operate dry to to the Pryor tracks on street treks bama SL iiedmODe thu till on tstigtb strwt. ss sa 8 st iinyeonrpet line i in fro i East Te bttiiWfia it ar pith Washi are fett je Into tqnant rntw helps the nr while I In refer tickets the ticket dl nt ts freer mull they i tttthe courts tj tnd ofa as a rri year with d' fal3 failed. Rwl do were ti WATCHI the ral ler was an interrie while tort and repr Uw would ibuiineu of comnajs j- that the Jf appreciate the IfiWUn whIe which are no iff Mi. liobc fuianders Titing and I features I expert as- In law.

ii did not rally legislation not re legislation were try CM and tirnKie rough ES 7 itia it tWlroad menhmw commissione ire ta tie ro nd vt theI roads- Jo tfl 11' ti fIIIlj iBOm MON W.it'f riHud Ife ro I I Da7in 31. et. sta onary I an wa ieven us a ereJlt dire tions monl' la 5 t. I1i ubt. a 1111) Th bl 1 eile mon ng 0 I' it ct oomed lIS I I llY Il' III uJnlilctIlabuut ari WA i alwn II faithfullllld tL I lace widt pulat tou.

Be hts 1I laid. went slt p. unfilnear fear ht bee an ra' 15 known all of these ort nnnah YOUDf poo bondhold rs. bond was given for OOO suppo As fre iX1o oint will in ividual le I I al bt Jrilllrohtbly a Ull los This Special. I durin burned de ch i IS An 1 tinori the la Extracts NATuRALFRUITFLAVORS ulb.

t1 tfft lI iBm p1 i ThatIs P10cc 31. advan A tton nE' nOW- ha I Mciouough uror 001 ti su atten on course cil. ke lID ul crusa kin Emulatch inten ly is. putaton appa :1 is 55 hq alway ut aTe Callinsl1gurea tuj j'- Ao sta I al ItI St usual umbus that a 1t' It re lI ral nersl 31. the te wanted Scl1arnit y.

pr t1 fc Ce ui er In 01 fi 10 the a It' en gstaan fer blgh rht ls I i ts i rx oP ti6a hl tm nnt of us. I a DecldedlJ Iome. 31. Ab ut and ShTo hire 1 th to tll I gonco sl8 Mr bb ncl t- The Constitn. and until they are able to go have been tm not ma tiiraed away Without help.

I BG nJB il BIG4tSHIVI fJ 7 l' UPE8" G. 8. I orae i inl conlmlaf onen sh a bs thing to ing supernum rlry an for cease rler anous l6' Ijurprsed I em ot btler tn WIl I lokng wb. se uufortunt reardL tt elves ttures jven 3" wi out I a toD lwnera bter bIu 01 plces. I aLII all Iurrie thl tl Srpril to eplwl aLtt Apri pllng ow it.

bht bto Connoly tacke bule il bll OUIe tUt tlirty WUlt nlwelaneg Ipon 1v lWptOI It lI Iseruar t0uglt lcaut rp 01 whclas le. llie llli 1 un tttk yestnlay ao tiin uiforl8 LIuhed KIJnig. tl lr IIh blatJ lile 01 flc loKed quit UIUll'- lke in E1 al IWe peact inspctol touh LY tle ente tt alowe awa. be Iurpe ttore. commissll seet sesion dest th j' leare ispecton.

hl ssbiou a sert fa lS is jetlls couce ued. it fact tht lix wer drop pa LWlt-lle expecte. Hut Jppt aded arnva. be lenrly ente tem li missa. permuentr.

folowing 01 plac rE" ular or el th re ipa tion i Dod l. JoJy Con Halall Wison Bne Kerln 1. lou Tese wi regarlY. Te 8Up rlmlra lst eonl in oder Waluce uli au. Hoiwbe 1 lderm n.

1 I lli 1. Kelr. I. itn distribute 3mon th tree an wl essed sece es canc 1hey wi ae tim twswo a the wer rlarly elect. Ad re officers durng term" re doped IYan.

lp churc Lpkin I vas regred fore one cnrlusion lat Mme bl preflreul' i thos te cmis fled plate beleve fte str- vce. Lst Cnnoly iutende tl unt elecon. eYra tide I folows Mor- I 3 Ien wath. 2t I evenng wa 3t sergeant Wll dut watea past Th. For Decraed I.

StockJl cI iran fre cmittee wi interestug tel th gent pc fore an aleged re ducton nubEs I wl rem wbered tat br polic cmiBionel lat lpned. diton1 fc uung balace te yea an continue te fnc cmmite gve bard polc corsonel nesary rry tem stor. hen sid I. Stockdel nd brd polce yea. deprttnt lkes Teyd spnd i al.

crnita hd mn twent nine ant weu te cnival bord cntnued Tat wal increas force mn addP siply tme. Te enouh te anl cntinu twnt- nne yea. brght bor crivl sved cst contnutd a th' mony. te Y6 fete wth tus Id naed oth CIide te cmmitt. 8ld departent 8 yer for id thin necs- sry on car incrs' te ow.

nxt th0 fal mths cmmisllion wi haY sm' Ur tiou. te sm nubr mfn sme len hve on Wi ao comision mney the ha lt yea ths tim Ts cuttg do fo i ot cty ay cllated atc thus an thieve :1 ountr. WOBT GvA BOX" jl Lver lc Ac Mc te Via Og Refl SciO. rog lot Complui brgll b' te Kel Aptt UOUg wi te ROSEUD HUL whle pyl eoe 0 th hlmn re Tb Fa a adte to la 1 a cl 5icy. Lc 1 te Wod.

0 O. Of H' Cl1 St irJ TfiriBf rJfW Jei i il' bofw I pretI wutbalt Jee Or fHea Whoce BAf cu retey Il woe po eon th tf Dumbe fend 4ethe r. 1 Re lef Forc te w1 sd sme te 1tere t. GrInla hr Toun ldy wo ha hot otfe an ae he. th dugte I Gru pret.

4Jtr ctvt M. leps8 II snccu IOUn bunes hed te tau Engvg Cmpa. I 1om ft rlg wh. le coDden ad etem a kow h. l.

ad M1 Reu the hme Merrtt aT lu Cd ar ot aoucg mrge Ron A Aod Ml Ev Nowe. dughtet 1I. Nowel. Monro Te wedng plc brdes paents ro 8t Febr oco M. on Wons to represet.

I trea rene asembly. I re cnt Islon 0 leglatue atvt I bhalf seeral Ip1nt meue hs pole wee iterested prved mOt vauabe h1e Mss Nowe lad. a prttest wel 8 themo8 ppuar sil fvortel ston whch llves Ater dellght4 visi ClubU Mu Ts anouclment a' vti a geat pleaure hi my fiend troupout te ct. Tis re wl la rennon fied uleVrd Methost BuIenrd Houst atectL Te aar wl Unal Interest Kel re ee reent Iness wi tclal gthering Wa wek ou postn. unt touilht Xntor Humtnflld Inlnst his of tel charme Atunta hl delcate wih 0 wi ue toy wIl le eni wU ire cw la rl 11 cllrs Ol' Pr Water Is nr wH year.

wi Aerican cten worli. comng bak Atanta Id w1 LRGE Elort I AuJst. 31 aI- Smethn cret her editral Te Enuinl Head. editoral folows AU tKtl re systllltic atempts bejn apPlbeld a stariI state ihat I Polc Il Irgument favor tf estblhwet dttevt frthn Au us- a to comp Mt who Jt wi capital Jminal li ill carEfnlv lokP SUlh afair not exst. tin prfmiUl aim b.

whllyer dt ion. ne detctites oYed Cbarled th loAtofce Robbr. Carolton. Gj. 31 Dead Cok areste.

lliornng Jakou Anuisrn Aa. breI a p.ticp ronth a o. Cok hn fnlJ1 tl ollErs WIS locll rest tis I CI3We tere cle cse rJe Dt tor. Dunwody. G.

31- pa Warell rshal pubi5b 1 In Atlnt tatDg dfeulty hat dlfkultv erlbll as For Af Phy8an Faua Hoo' Ssparll Pefety Cr. menb endud pnt chidren suerng fom dses ced imp blod ad or whic tere seem ce. i ted Ho's Sarpr i rred el te fou hur fom bl ad retor te ds- skn feh hety brghm. Re folowg fm gtef pent Ho Lwell. Mas Ho's Spil I m' Tbl mlclo to maket bl a sk dse to chn luer wt Wort For Ecema tO hd phy11 Ut t.

neiher tem suede I cug een I JTg tem 1t rllf. lt tie l0S 8p I mont bt chidn wer pr feI car. romen Hoods Sarsapari Ia a stdd fiy medicine an witout it" 8L 112 A Tnue. tn Pa tTr 1. IttptOI bto" 1 t.

tn llon lii wi 10 el ml te rp A I ea slOI al Varccele I Wek 8r ImI DnOVI ay w- men Jt ePa A I tl pI I en" op Bo1o CDyeID a A ja2 ft we i v. i Y6 Iw om I Id i 1 ad b. bo WI Bt wa tl edo wt a oTeld bWe prmne. WA Lv. mo ad AY C.

At G. SC HEADACHE rCARJERS POSITIYLT CUID 8 TH1 Ln Pu. a tlrm dgd To Ru I Eti JpemJ PI LLS Dmne Na Dr 1 Jlou Coe To- Pi I rt Dwl a Drt Cop tOD Afl rom al cre Irtl Ve1 ey te ph Veretble. Su SMAL 1L SMAL DOS. SIAL PICE.

Bowr ImlttoD' ad Ak fol se YOl gt A Commssioners Ch a tta nooga Souther Raiway. vue fore clou crcul cout Unled orther dstic i rpa i nca s1 a I ntr' I l1mplamlnt ChltUno 1 I Suther RaWAY detenlant. 1 undergne Clsloner shul he det iheiln Stat strett. Atanta. Gporga 1 OClOK Iondy.

2th dy Februr 3 al Ioo lne raiway slld exteudng frm lne b8ten orgla nesse. Chattanoga througl th tetl" oJf 8 n1s 4 me. extendng suthely tough countes Cheroke nout 412 mies tow I raiway tac I Tennese betwen stlte lne fhattanoga raiway I lil tr 1 dl I Uuutanoga unfl llway a de 1 Jhgt 8 raway pott mie rJ ra a ten tn bth end wlh Catanoga rai. norther connectng sid ChatUnooga It pint ablt tom Gera aenne Chatnoga abve lne Id a rlatnl abut 814 mies. wth ldetlel ad sut rac Lates Georga Aabama an Tenne5ee aggegat- abot 70 Ig tot lgi lnt' sldngs anI rt 3e stJ knd.

rea psnul mIxe. 1thln oullde locaton ralwuy howeTr acqUre Includg certa1 faciltes roabed lne trak Gadden bama forh anl how I lrln lurkt' rttlver. ad 1th ay. 1Sr2. al lnd sttion ho hl West th nt'a I 17 tf o7 i I Wgnh 1 op leKel.

fancblsls contact chost Lcton simiar propert. belongng complny whlc II a. ettl It Inl 8 dtscrptlon ai 8 wel te spI tlnlS cou ltlui sae. torecosurt' wal ent re 8S aoresaid. 1tl dlY eptlmOr 181 sSld wl rEelved hunde tousad dolar 1Ot.

1fty ID dollaa 01 tie w1 Ued purchs- Cnlral Tst ew York balRncl Is nd Ihebmof le Igo a lg snp edagr tll 1e dfirind firilf bgi i Uerga. This strb JJa8s i 1e nFRK Comlllloner. Buter. Hubbrd Tompkns slcltorl Tst Yor. Janl 2 1 wed LSTUCTI ISS EI Burtol.

tPcher. wi v(11 Instruentl. Ter" Cal addlls 2 BA- i eneU SALE-One tne JenfY bul qualte In Eual wlhlnj to adJes3 H1 411 lOue e. cty. AF LT" 0 ee de Jrpton hnd mad notice Adea Cnsttution Lt 1 PERS A uJ A ieill Cll a Ja on In- IL WH01rr-MAYC The 16thOt duavtn iihA C1 oPCnLt tie oF ui rfn 251 the t'1 per L.

P. oT cE OF EF Hoyt wtiel' pPf g. orlt tul17 jaD1 Tbomas Rin rlft eb ei rUIl tent 1 sat wed your the eIDoolco 10 ES SM1TRh' Itr tljIN Loltop fO.1- mlles a Eng Wl UO pu Addi Co. bre office. I te I I monem ilOutJI We deaaord1e den ateahadea 1Idtabr1a newJ1epa1r ripple priteUst.

5te uh- TRA. vELIXG SAL ex. ceu empl yment. 1DDece rl re Ch Cli suglSdly sALAIfy 011 m01 I ta rc Ull lng. ruer WI HELP TED or 2pe1gle me Ga.

atW fPy' trEet WANTED-Male mn I oro Inc I 8ten turnL 1hed. WANTED-By ood 8tr et jan t. nO E- WUoorlog oJ I. Lumber 7t. LnmEr.

Shngl i8 loon nnd I I a SALE-Horses SALE-At sn uoJdJs II Two andcomt rtble sle rO I I ln22-1m AliE We want lnmblallUlEmorl31 SlI opp. rt1mltr tk ACTIVE tw tf ra et it tP ft el1t kk. tim FrI ht I ti il I ldgO Ill. tOt MO EY A. MO EY tAte 1 Adlr nux I janJ2mft.u1 d.

I Atlf YY fehl. I wll 8. In I rnt ltbf I ld 8- 1In. XEY 100 I rriIlY ca Equllab JUildLJ lIIO EY rentpanne Ii rns 12 10 nffl oT tt fn el1 I 1 Wl sona le Iou Bran on 14 2 str a 01 ei- 15 i nl. MO EY le 11 JI oJrtllt a Lln7J Ifn STATE wcst Alaba no I crSWl ta I ectrit en ion aa rtngs TURE.

Snap ron- FOtrEf w1 Ie wmn rn l5g lt I I i tor A u1tln Jve th 1 Anad gnnfo mentailocated I ja wed tate st. hou It. 270 jan26 it 8ALEfr.OOO: FOR RENT-Cottages. Houses Ets jan 31. 'troll n6T to erl1 ttf UJ oft loSlles lon Two ad- EutAtl4ntA 21 BUSTh JOOd.

opeziin cart 20 1 ur- I serday otan at 4 4 i wo 7 hasteto b1ooo tIs 1it1 in U3 wa a4 tlguenim dia- i ine I 4 raiLi 1'- I gjyce thO3I5T well stort 000 re 41OOO 000 sid 5. s. an i man in' ge a jr jfl robtb1ybe losto 0 4 c' wa th e. r' de fi ow c' k' lll th c. ire si I iypv1ted HIC I I I us Ic3eeet9 iitd oOf'1 w.t- I2 r- c' A anuary 31.

a ione ug I suns aed peo- intentiostci2iy 1y 4fl alwayrdevoting gave a at ex- I ao a a eatly a g- 1 a th mm I' 0 I bvoctai a I I cti I I I I I I 4WUI Is a la A fo a LD AREGIVEN B5 a re- A something ag rom a big i.SL- a a to psi I S' re- Hoiombe itollis. ressed W5c it cere 1' sal re- 1 it a year. ry rnroctiou I they andthieves WOflTflAGUINEAflOL etc. reitmiuig IIEALT1I1IC Irame. elul Ooiitt elibl Ooath.

L- e' a IJ a S. A stsveddthjnd abotit which thei a romanee was Ilu ess1e Mr heard g. fter t. of friends t- retty and nd as conddenc iM teew im. on.

onroe. he oe re- hich of ne iss maI ouston resent. een as lt nd ot loe or 1 Special. so a I beenemployed Itobbery. 31.

as ao is cloatcase iiA' fleuteutlie ca. 81. I heess. SoU sufferin disensescausedbyimpure an tojoywhen ToCLHoodCoLoweUMass blywtththe Atlaitwe HoodsSarsaparilla a bewtthoutit. lisaudMRsMSLSOLLZJ tiver ins btttonce' lsCt 5' b.Ct' tnlttsattoU APERMANENTCURE to Brent.

nQvtidIj wed WAV UII 4JYLL tseaiedt safelmpieremedy SelfUureto wesaneel youa en 4. utenIp conveutenL. flouse Qz J' jan26 8t YI5510 flD UVnDnIrIr LIce SfL5t II fle tyufuantzed l' rsisl7U 5ll IL. ea a jry tnt jar sruttaiI ual.lag tel 1b.r asscapnisdnaouecrunsb1shh1 aIt pIld 5515111 Ilk. II.

p.1 by hOurs pitue CLasS Puss Bei aIi spru 5. v45co. UHL eLDCDLTROITIIICfl. 5 a iYtit i. rt5 tco.s.

jo ftitYniBi iiii breakIng in fo eU r1 Otherbiood nediefn domeaaygood. Wxna C. Bzir YkvlIl S. C. te vated Macanfle.

fre RwLTS Spscteui a 1 wRTERSi I INs' ITTL IIl I I I Zsin APerfectreenedy PILLS Ifor 1 I DmwtsessBadTasteth A Sugar Coaxed. 4A I. corporatejiroperty eosnert3u I I I curtsied dollars 5tOW th Iwin Georgia. ruth January JOSEILl W. BURKE Wed oraddreus SA.LE-Mi.eilafleOUL celual Ioues A FULL LINE janSim 01 ther wIds be i NOTICE hi j.

ii JONES. aae rrEN fortpnhlez away. on 1h AddressCCJr a an ci rED Bda. VEIEB27 ci a I. cs.

sS S. tr re-c 5c. 5j s- TBD people to ksep their the des-a or dye ost ade ured. Uctwes a ye ile.T--- TIIAVELINGSALItSMEN Th enses n' ant sre I. Ial A I i he ii lso a A a LSpe1gleborynceGa.

i 0 I B. tlanta Constitution. WANTED-In I ears' I anEuglisliwidow. TOflUiltcrnber SO0 Sciniea hal he esti- nicelarge A rooms or I a I Ibis ii I2 8150. tI sic' lxtit OtIS tll I 1 n.1s tti4go.

LOAN. Ioanonfrni ianJmewjeli I cifeiv mene 1ny pro rdT 5tSte 5 tablebuilding. fek pe at UOhienisfl We ER Sc negotiate reciI Li uoelldftrn 5) oR x. mew fo arm a I 1 0 tO st. terms.

owner The I b2 a i. 5- Is 2 a in2S10I a BUSINESSCuANCEa ii Is I ii7i1jj ti0 pttjj0 Idt5CAU ag y. aeap i y5rYec othwJ0'i af n1 cons who noT lire enm Slt5 MXaijon of hat thry auf stat. oge. t5 ams of the Stt cling Men's es.

tatenfC isui lms ant meth ssoeitlo0. of the The Icausret airs gn eorpoe1g hy annmm mcefl551 brista ASSOS A is- say vane nterim of the aej ie filled by a membpri present at th i s-j a The a 1' Urideytte Iaw i pci era fi iocis- enter io ire edition 1SS all I of ueetj Is yj- hie eoronratIo I ts is- thciee Bald his of tekieg yyf5g uteiy and Is trig for esy tp ec and neruseI thu s1 nreisi1e4 utf 1tti' I Inc same. cmi stq tt thu conss secure by sr aid Its 5 Is I sr1 Inc mflitn r. iii' Sans to ha igu4 reOWPr that srs. settp of fei riders ae oorpnsti rcsii a i 1t the 1 sr-alj.

tel1 scth r-gnlstixa. troeity by ibifl fr tbilit. 54 a hal. ha trash members et baler. shall etiibe1 all Turns.

tsrISi ssrthsi S. cbeirmu cf neit truteeu. by sill bI 1t the rI pi siurpeas sal a intone bsasu nce NM if They Sc if twunpt the Dt5a her tss A with the I politico. iptihi AtteaIcT January CIsTkCthI be tore 011. Court al 11.

isefI I Oranhti the NM manufUtsrLUi XI brdhdts I eonatrefiW Is IL' nd suCU- the lease. boLt- 54 45C1 01 CVifli ls as his not with LeVI reiiin4 ills-I sorrw iiot other evidences of debt a or deeds Tlilt eubuCTth i oth dIre may ic of benefit prOperi7. lii bustoesu. dcveiiV1t and rausportlDg Its hare. peW to dart firers.

diICCti- II1s- agents ti it re that may be UeCe5U7 iesrlimate fef. i ness its-I be 10 the the petttienc" u' onset. and to as iniy necsar7 Its toe uhsilbe0ne into sh. 11 es-cL operaU0 tncrrNM prin1lee 0 tafl to 8 of the stoekb0hul" SutacTtPtlen to in such t' 0 lrcY ci. cotaipacl.

Tb. titnere aS I i' ci may be rotor LMCEk Filed La tb' 1I3 i STATE or Ii. U- TarIIIe. it ai4 omty. fwegOiDZ a oifice of Clerk St1PY Gserglx.

1im 1p1a A iry StrOe 0iith ox Is- aeeflUS Llit' fi01 sos- febi St er' 0. 5 some of aote sdditlJal jtlsics utel anti. broker ess1s 134 thIZIT that qsS IA order ii Mi gyenu iesakes he I. the to without iriasUiieUa i The broker 4Ib the Public tK I jkre Iii et1nq of kMOISCOUYB f- Iti would notb45 yado r. sbreat wh ci ak at some 15 of Yoek traY ke aa1 coinpet tfltIgps it by way ef wlU fo t4 Ifl-i it to pas a eome igtat.

luau ntes th a 0ng ed. Tb Inches Olilo slyer arrngtmell firs quite awhile. grcat many stIped tic condtwtor dir- nge Wi th milt they 17 llmt thy I so fa way yearwlth thur w' faj Ir tsy brea but e7Cnnot give woe4 i iig Slablanen i. 7 No Gttlonel E. B.

the bioutheru tioti t-etu Is kle spent I eceding wee ainzt boa Ieiding In congre Some of noninhlisiotier go3 1 tonpSper whil 5101W osed is asying Tber bral. In the sn jiidustr hveoted. 1Ui attentjea I7the to In I ito tAng dId did men ad by eongreac WLagetting am ceedmngly hostile. PlaInt pooling Slut feature 1k2zare MIl waiting its men lippe 15ee to the krinless bilL colonel StthJ shape of a bni by 80mmIscj bulb eta than Country me liJywlie tad nil is- a for the thtnonean of capital ZT TI.