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If ff v' i i 1 Maximum- therm Minlmma tter. i 70 oToUlrMnLaU-- HHUL Corponu Bigntl Corps D. 8. A tJJotenough to In addition to therarulaf fimnr msjdilne known the Ught-BnnnTnr CofflertletW an- ufacture machines for varurai tpedal-purpotei. liana For tovalia ortraTelen On riiteai Mtmm mvm mmmm i j.

oI bcajrelouunt Onthe Domestic ijstem enlarged and ftrentthened. Leather Haeblaft Tor hoe work etc. On tha ADomestto ijntera with modified shuttle moremrat. tirorer Baber So. 24 For an teMyjmrpoBei.

an4 eroedailr for broidery. The wUknowu6.4sB family ne making the elastic ifltclu' tiroTer At Baker 9 For general purposei Aiahottle peat popularttT. If- tir rn ndJL- For travelers. Rmbodie the featnreaoltbe NoM For frafn or salt sack Make the elastic G. B.

Witch and wlU tew with a itronr twlue UroTer A Baker Bepaf n. We famish parti for repalrlnj the maehlAes told bytheQkCa CUAIUK CO. 4S WbtteballStr ATLANTA UA. HEETIXGfl. Notlresof meedop not eiceedlos ten lines will be Inserted under thli boad for one dollar.

To the Chief and Member of Choctavr Tribe So 0 Improved O. Bl H. Yoataru hereuv notified to be at vonr wigwam on the sleep of the first sun buck moon 81 S80. for the purj ose of trans acting business of luuwrtance and arrang ing fora public Installation of officers which will occoraL01d Con cord ia hail Thursday evening at 4 o'clock to which the various tribes in the city and the public generally are invited to be present. By order of the Sichem.

YAESKDOE C. of R. Jun2Wt TO AUVEBTI8EM EST8. See Bocond Page Excursion to Toccoa II. C.

Tbomasaon. CabbaH Seed Hunt KanUn i Laotor. Letter pi-Benjamin Conley. To Phydclani and tubllc J. Plnaon.

Sumnif lute St. Nlcholai Ilotal. TurulpSced HuntBankln Lamar. Photograph palntciln oil colon II. OCooor ATLANTA GA.

JUNE 29. SIDEWALK NOTES New goods at Stilsons Go to Stilsons for watches clocks jew elry etc. at bottom prices. Stilsons ft Whitehall street for jewel ry etc. at pan prices.

Hurrah for the clam chowder Monday morning lOJi o'clock at Pauses Soda and mineral waters at Dr. Schn- ii's on Whitehall street. A few guod steady printers who are willing to work can find employment in Atlanta. A shipment of fresh clams will be re ceived Sunday for a capital chowder on Monday at 10 iam. at Pauses The coolest beer and wine will be served with the chowder at Pauses 10H am Monday.

AH niy customers are kindly invited to the clam chowder Monday morning lOJi am Kobert Pause. HOeorgia baby bonds will buy Neural- sine Neuralgine will cure neuralgia and headache neuralgia and headache lead to di sease disease to death. Moral Get a bottle of Hutchisons Neuralgine and suffer no more AD the fashion now jewelry made of Shells of the ocean also sea beans and alii- gator teeth jewelry a package of ea shells given to everybody that calls old gold and silver bought. Francis Barnard sea shell worker 29 At the earnest request of the trustees ot Monroe female college. Captain Henry Jackson has consented to repeat the address delivered by him recently at the Lucy Cobb institute at Athens.

The address will be delivered at the Menroe female college at FursythJulyi tb. Miss Dora Jack daughter of G. W. Jack of this city returned home from lera N. Friday last where she has been aitendlngecUool Accompanying tier were Mrs.

General IJnines and Miss Lizzie Raines ofGsIveston and Miss Ida L. Johnson of Macon. The Alerts of Atlanta will compete for the 100 prize to be contested for in Chattanooga oa the 4th of July. Eight en tries have already een wade and the boys belter trim now than ever before arid are confident of winning the prize. T.

M. Acton our genial traveling agent returned yesterday from np the Line railroad. lie reports on the authority of Mayor Baiter of Suwanee that there has recently been discovered near that place an antWat spring. The spring discharges one hundred and twenty gallons of water ar Jninuteand certainly wonderful in tar effects if what we hear about be true Volonel Acton says be tned it a short time ana weighs seventeen pounds less than be- I tf he drank the water. Nnperior Ctort Abnt Judge Hitlytr announced to Ihe bar and parties interested on yesterday that no other generaljury basinesawouid be called or tried during Ibe present term.

Court will be in session the roost of this cumine week for the disposal of motions illwlltfes am CJrtiorari. This class of business will be prepAred. A Jury will be present to try is- cues in these luattera thould there be any. This afteruoon at half past two o'clock Wenona Temple of the Cold Water Temp- Tira will rfvo' in their ball corner White hall and Hunter etreeta. a rare entertain- went which should be visited by ail of our people.

Ker. Mr. Heidt ibf Trinity church. will deliver tii address and other features of interest trilf be ipreseutcd Go up and Fnnat Kewnao. fnaa Ix der.

e. delivery of the awards the print Ing contestants ratvLColicge Teraple last Wednesday night wa4 done in the happiest tyle byxOolonel Sim Small. kept th hall in an nproar for orer an hour In one of Vnvosti spetchea th season. Jamlattttllof gcjod thinssto an oyster appropriallorafortbepayinKOfli- best office ar a mosey is concerned except powfbl county- offi ffinxtf mjlflm fa3 tts Vgwxisalary s4 4 VrtWjX While there are Mt iMnyJ eat Mat flof' thermit Is ia av tnbrt eroy ihJtapoeJdoubUaC Tmt COT of urre Italces jno ide ih the contested Tto candidates all good men mtketthe jen ioiipowioirvrvYe inereiore pre sent below the-candidates with nch com- ilnations as they are reported to hare made. or the niarshalship tliere ftreiieveral" aBdidates fDndtr the Uw ithelcharter Jiesarae 3ty niarghal cannot eerve for two terms in sncceuiorj.

jJfrJl JJDougltK therefore. thftpreseTrtlriClirubent has given Holcombe his depnty dfputy witliJIr. UoloombftEYoang Mr. Cnstleberry is also interested in the suc- CfiMoMhis. ticket An opposing combina tion ii Mr.

0. W. D. Cook marshal wJU Joyner as deputy Still ij Jliv Moses Lipes forciarsnal tritb Mr. Jobr Collier as deputy1 For the clerkship Mr.

I. Rvari. lh present incumbent Is acandidate mlb Mr. Sylvester Lester- ai deputy illeis op posed jw Mr Willis Diggers who has an nounced no combination we. belieye.

For the city ltorneyshln we hear of three candidates iWiT Hainan the incumbent Mr. Brown7 and Mh Et A6gier. ilBS The recordenhip presents two randidattt in the persons of captain Mmedgevine in- curobent and Mrv IfoweU C. Glenst and whose friends have urged him to make tKe TEcrctliaone talk of bun- solidatlngtbto office with the office of the tn yor spjbathlssalary willf be 2000 instead or4iOQOiasat i esentihis p1 oes not seem to be popular and willprpba ly not preyail. For the treasnrershfp there are two eandfc ates Mr.

Goldsmith the incumbent and Mr. R. M. Farrar. For Jlie engineers place we hear of bnt me candidate Mr.

H. T. McDaniel though here will doubtless be others. Mr. J.

Harris wlll pfler to iW present place' of collector nd will be opposed by Mr. K. Towler and probably by another genilej man. There is a plan or foot to consolidate this office with the board of tax assessors making the chairman of thatboard the col lector of taxes. It is proposed to enlarge be powers of the assessors and make them a sort of general board of taxation with high privileges arid authority.

jTtje present incumbents on the board have con sented to run again Messrs. R. J. Griffin S. D.

Haslett and John Hall There are three candidates for these places in the per sons of Mr. C. M. Berry Captain E. Rob erta and Mr.

John C. Rogers. For the offlces of city physician ther are numerous candidates whose names cannot leant at present There are enough candidates to insure good officers being chosen. PERSONAL MENTION Mrs. Brown of Macon is a guest of Miss Phillips of this city.

John 1' Shannon a prominent young attorney of Elberton is at the Mrrkham. C. P. Goodyear of Brunswick was guest of the Kimball yesterday. John D.

George mayor ol Griffin Is visiting Atlanta. A. M. Foute of Cartersville is auto graphed at the Kimball. Registeied at the Kimball are Miss Lucy Locked and Miss Jones of Griffin.

P. W. Alexander of Marietta was in the city yesterday. W. Robinson of Greenville is quar tered at the Kimball.

3. F. Little of Macon is spending a short visit in the city. Felix Corput of Macon is in the city on his way to the springs. Ed.

B. Hook who has been spending several days in the gate cityMt yesterday for his home in Augusta. 4 W. St. George a promipent railroad manager of Augusta isa gueft of the Kimball.

Misa Frank Crow of San Francisco is visiting Miss June McKinley Peachtree street Gearge Knox general freight agent of theSashville and Chattanooga railroad is a gueSt of the Markham. Nelson Tift left last night for his home in Albany. He will return to this city again during the session of the legislature. Ed Sisson the headlight of the Mem phis and Little Rock railroad is letting the light of his top be seen around the Markham house Frank Yewell traveling agent of the Wabash and Toledo Peoria and Warsaw railway is at the Markham. His pockets are full of tacks and with hammer in band he goes forth to conquer.

W. S. McClesney Jr. traveling agent of the IxwiiviHe and Cincinnati Short Line is stopping at the Markham. and they say he finds the short line to the dining room with as much promptness as he uses in rep resenting his railway.

Mr. Sylvester Marion who graduated in last years' class of the Bojs' high school re ceived a diploma from Moore's Southern iiusinixa University a few days ago after having satisfac- torily completed the course to the entire satisfaction of bis teachers. Miss Ai nie Hook one of Augusta's most fascinating young ladies returned homo from Atlanta yesterday. She has been visling relatives here for several inonihsaml lias won the esteem and admira tion of all those who have had the pleasure to meet her. Benton H.

Miller the old doorkeeper of the house of representatives arrived here yesterday from Vis home in Hancock county. He ready for tire harness fdr a summer session and rill be a polite and attentive as lie lias always been. He says that the crops will be short in Hancock this vear on account of a severe drought new prevailing. fc A Fearful Outrage MMWHS June 28. W.

F. A. Johnson outraged Lizzie Sherwood eleven years old and fled across the river to Arkansas. Sergeant-of-police Kinhalx went over the river this morning and arrested Johnson not however until he disabled him by shooting him in the thigh. The girl was outraged in a most shocking roaaner andlies in a critical condition.

Fearing demonstration against Johnson the police had him removed from the station house to the county jail. John Pbrter who aided his escape by rowing htmacrostheriverIs also tmder arrest. This morning the jury in thetaoe ol William Parker alias Charles Duncan. lored charged with the murdtr of Mrs. Faster near this city in January last re turned a verdict of murder In the first de gree.

Badly Dmn l. PpecUl dispatch to The CotisUtatlon. KO TH ADAMS Miss. June 23. A fire in the mills of S.

11 Rlackenstone a woollen comjny at BlackenstOiie to-day badly diin ged the interiorof the dye house and destroyed several thousand collars' worth of wool besides damaging other jproperty. Loss about 30000 pyllaSy insured. olb Anerica. Loxp05t Jane 27. Advices fromfBuenos Ayres toJuneJstrecclTe by steamer at Southampton report that Chili Lad condn- ded a treaU with the Argentine states contain uig a clause which gives the trhole of gonia to the Argentine republfc.

low MOXKOK June Toe Uoited States steamship Dispatch which sailed ron Genoa May 8 arrived in the roads to day. Sheronghtpartof the officers. and erer of the" CettysborRjand the sicfciujd Kcv LOSDOX Jupe27 Theinter-colleri- jte eight nee here to between the crews of YsJetand Harvard was voaby irtrrirdbyjirenty lengths Worth tw Tm Tr ir TiQ- TiK' grng tfrfAs-- A mtttmiiJKKTtz wfll be feeatJMettou of thfj safe att feir leaden BTS i cents i i ltf topMai A part of ttrtittnUrto abbviBll boenteleeted torn able teaehew. A prof esso for th dialrarrartrerrjalw one forthe ehatr of eheratrywe- eeeK the comlni iweek. and Uien tJiftli ln will all have been The facnltrto tor mpplted is composed of gentlemen MIS a ad Tti mrner Rtnne of the bnlldlnK Tf Tuesaay week.

Sffiouuiyj anaon ine eums of the same day a brilliant concert be given for the benefitof college. WiaioTiealthfadrmthlswltt raenaurRo number of able and phyilciat resMent here. and- two reason why Atlanta should not leal head center ofthesonUu hour of 10 oeloct jesterday morning with a good Wtendance and aine display of the Irnl pf this season of the rxHiBnrioM or recrrs. By BsrPe ieattc Early Louise Early EIVOT apples Aitracban June jeare Glnaid. P.

BoWnsonrApp YdloyTkfay. Yel- i Wild Goose Bed Astrachan Junei Ebodes Orange balt Early EarlrTniottsonJT The robject of summer pruning of grape wasdiscussedhyBeveralmembers. It was unan imously ajreedthatU eir tem worked more harm tnan good and that It should be dono away wife Adjourned Tb i Cuurene To corner Walton and Fonvth Btreeb-Bcv. D. W.

GwlnDD pastor Preaching atll amrand 8SOpinrl the pastor. Sunday All are invUed to attend. Y. M. C.

A at Young Men's Christian association hall 68 Whitehall street this Sunday afternoon at 9 o'clock. All are In vited. Central Baptist church corner Fair and Peters Ca Ueberry' hni EeT. M. Daniel pastor Preaching at and at by the pastor.

Sunday-school at 9 aja. SixthMethodist chnreheomerMerritts avenue and Pcachtree street-Key W. A. Candler pastor. Preaching aUlamand 8:30 pjn.

by the pastor. 6umlar choolat9 Bjn J. D. cieaton super intendent St. Luke's Episcopal chnrch- qrne of Walton and Spring streets-Rev.

C. 3. jWlngate rector Morning prajer with iennon Son- school at 9:30 am Seats free. All Invited. German Lutheran church Rev.

J. Q. Beltz pas tor. Divine services at 10:30 aja. by the pastor Sunday-school at p.

FirstCongregational chorc colored corner a Oollius ana Ilongtoo rtreets Rev. 9. S. Ashley pastor. Preaching at 8 m.

aid 7:30 p.m. Sun school 9:30 am Seats free. Second Baptist church corner Washington anc Mitchell streets-Rev. T. pas tor.

Services 10:30 amani4 pm Inlthe morn ing by Rev. V. C. Norcwajmdin the veing bj Her. Dr.

Jones. Sunday-school 9am. adol department np taln singing aceompauled hy or an and cornetiX C. Brlscoe nipetintendeat 6t Paul's MEchurch corner Hunter and Bel street Rev. W.

A. Simmons pastor. Preachln 11 am by thepastor m. by Rev. F.

Cook P. E. Quarterly conference Tuesday night Sunday-school at p.m. First Methodist church. Peachtree street Rev H.

H. Parka pastor. meeting at 9 a.m- Pioochlnz at 11 am and at8l3 p.m. by th pastor. Church conference after services.

Sunday school at 4 p.m. J. C. Courtney superintend ent Weekly prayeineetinz Wednesoay at 8:1 p.m. Young men's praj-er-mcetlog Thursday a 8:15 p.m.

Sunday-school teachan' meeting Frt day at 6 p.m. Marietta StreetMEehurch 3 A. Winsor pas tor. Sunday-school at 9:30 am Preaching' the pastor at am and 8 p.m. Subjects Mom Ing VMisstoii of the Glorified Ueaeeiner a night OverconUug the World.

Evans Chapel Ret 1) DOox pastor. Preach ing morning and night by the pastor. Sabbath school at 3 pm L. Richmond superiflleiu ent. meeting Wednesday night Class meeting Frtdiy night Trinity M.

E. church south jcprner Whitehall and West Peters streets BevJolia W. Heidt pas tor. Preaching at 10:45 am and 8 p.m. by th pastor.

Clasvmectlngs Monday at 8:30 p.m. an Frida aT lay at 4 pm CJiurch i al rcuce Wednesda at 8:15 p.m. Wcman missionary odetyFrlda at 5pm. Sunday-school good suterintendent Sunday-school at Pierce1 chapel Kawton street JXBU B. Cham berlln superintendent eats free.

All in vited. Ft Philips church corner Washington an Huuter ctreets fi Foute kea at the Waal hours. First Presbyterianchurch Marietta street Rev. J. U.

Martin DD pastor. schoc W. A. Moore snperintendenL vine services bjRer. J.

L. Rogers at II am an at li p.m. by Rev. Henry Qulgg. All are in vited.

Sixth Baptist church on West Hunter Ktreet- Rev. T. A. HlgdoB pastor. Service- mornln and venlng at the usual hours by the pastor i Sunday-school at 4:30 p.m.

All are invited to a id tend. Preaching each night during the week. Fifth Baptist church corner Bell and Glune streets Rev. V. C.

Norcross pastor. Preaching a ii a by Kev. K. Reevrs and at 8IS pm the pastor. school at 3 p.m.

Seats free BertJccs daring the week at night All cordial Invited. Taynei Chapel corner Hunnfeatt and Luokl i Rev. W. F. Qulllian pastor.

Preachtn at 11 am and at 8:15 p.m. the paitor. Sonda school at 9am. JU Meudrix superintewlen meeting pm All are respecif ally invitee to attend. T- Centrtl Presbyterian chnrch Washhigton stree Rev C.

Vaughn DD pastor services a the' nniftl honn xnnrnfnir nftrht hv fh Shoes Slippers Misses Shoes andSIippeiiiis iIoubll 3 i lJ Ii. as miya ago and the prices low. lf bavIO II. When I say that lVntiofferInffinf entire stock at greatly pricesr and vwill continue tojdo80Inntll I occupy my new rooms eay Augusf 1st I mean- to carryit potto the letter. It is not that my stoct is bid and rtibbbn that baj led roe to tills con clusion but ray.

ohjectJssimply tavrednce my stock as much asrptfsslblejn oriler to be able to place beforVyoir thiscoming fal an entire new stock. 1holT that it privilege to tell yon of the inducements Jbat I amrofrerihgand believVif to bede cldedly to your interest to call and examine my goods and will use notargu- aentwhert yoa arein my house to induce to buy other" thaii to- plac before you iy goods' and prices ihen you are the udgcs. There is no obligation between the eller and buyer business is one thing aud riendship another. I treat all alike and ell to your child as cheap as yourself 1 iahk you" kindly for past avors and am etermined to merit a continuance If romptness fairdealing and low prices are fhat you wantr I announce nothing rongh the papers but what 1 feel able to rove behind the counters and never intend 6ad vert ise any goods unless I actually have hem in stocky Call and see me or send for samples and compare prices. Respectfully 1 DOCOHEETT S3 Peachtree Btreeti lf dAw 2d or 3d col John Ryan will begin nl a Grand Clearing Sale.

Linon DInde Organdies Lawns. Suisse and other white goods received week. ACSTElLJfANGUV lt 26 and 23 Marietta strget. JOHN KEELY Has the Largest and Cheapest Stock of Pine HamDurg Edgings Hosiery ana Grlpyes Gents Shirts Jress Goods and' Silks ever offered in1 Atlanta. June 20jlt M.

Rich it Bro's. stock of ladies' and chil- ilreus Hosiery and Gloves has just been re plenished at prices that cannot be equaled in this city. You can get all colon and Calf sizes. and see them. june291t I Barlainat will be ip fered next week at John llyans Clearing Bed- oomand Parlor NnKs Atcositliis weefciNow is the time to furnish your houses' at manufacturers prices we are overstocked and are boaoJ to sell.

I YES it THOMAS. You can buy Watches at J. f. Co. 25 per cent cheaper than elsewhere.

Call and examine their goods and prices. june29dlt John Keclra Store has been he great center of attraction for the pasfweek and Indeed no wonder for has never hceh the fortune of the writer to see as cheap goods as he Is showing. He lias beautiful printed muslins at- five cents per yard choice fancy dress goods at 15 to 25 cents and his ladies' linen and printed ranslin suits are marvels cf beauty and cheapLess. Bis large corps of efficient clerks are busy all tlje time ant every de partment in the house is literally replete with bargains His stock- is one of the largest probably it retail in the south and his trade is quite in proportion. Inljosiery he has we think advanced that department to perfection.

You cannot ask for anything that he cannot show you in the niatter of ladies' and gents misses and childrens white and fancy hose and socks. Such a stock and such prices cannot fail to be rewarded by a liberal patronage. Call at his store. David II. Dougherty has received a riice line of figured Lawns ilirlndinf Plain.

Hirlc Rjini ItloMr nrnii tanlI dlterJtii wr" r' vfSi aid attraction Greatest health ters knowni Jare troifltjLfliLnti 21Tonnd trip tljejiffl bejrlOTf SarnneT fcEeynol Ipencyj forWftter aha Mass1 K330 InhfSJd ran tHanrt 1 tMBlfeE9PS 0Sla WP 46 fe i fe yp a is Na tef j3 as sv Jrv JE JLA. JL i sfc.r Sr- iiS a 0 pe Jjr iaU of on spresent jeriargetTStore PT tP lOP l3N J- if. ii ft JUs 45 a 1 I rV Our iftf tod w-fP wf SlwK lar llhUSpring dnfjilicsef is WEttllllHViHCEvYOIl pattor. Sanday-flcbool at 9:15 am p. A Heatty.

superintendent usual weekly prayer meeting on Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. A are turned. Church of Christ Hunter street between Pryor and Loyd OThomas 6 vic at II a m. by the pastor na service at tiljh Sunday-school A. C.

Ernco super intendent. Prayer meeUng Wednesday evemnr Scats free. With those of onrsdnthern citizens wh are accustomed seek the more teiuperat climate of the east during the summer months New York City Is yearly Ihcreasinj ia favor. It combines all the attractions a large dty witU the delights of a neighbo hood ncli ia sea-bathing pUces and sum mer resorts of every kind which areas eas IT accessible as the city itself. In eohnec Uoo with these- facia a card of the well nownr St.

which Ms establUhed rates for the summer months tor families may provo of Interest to on readers. Baad Wth I7klt StalfTlBfaatir. Evening Concert Snoday. June 29tfc 18 Will commence at 6 pm sharp. Na Shnberti amngcd by Ehubw 4.

WaltKs Doartnen ananjed by Straus Modem Ttmesj amnted arranjedj by Eolsch Junc29dlt renUUted ana indtcam ortavjjanjl tOifclhe best the fcoase hairo been re-erred for Jhe Legtilatori Terms as liberal as can be madeeUewbere intbtfdty TOJMti Baowx fil ft etna th aiJiJV DgoHtnyijSi 6g jtlated eightjind- Jkmtltiilttnat fc offered at xOiu othrrJa liiiV with colored figures and in fact almost any style and the prices are in favor of the buyer. OQOune29It. Wire-mattress the best bed in the world. All grades of furniture 10 per cent lower than other houses. IVES A THOMAS.

jun29lt They Hare 30 Parlor Suits 35. 30 Chamber Suits 50. 30 Marble Snita. 25. Sideboarda.

Cases Hat Lounges Marble and Extension Tables at prices that cannot be duplicated in Atlanta. P. H. Sxoor June 23 2t 9 Marietta street vld 0. has inst received splendid line of Black Boshing and they are not too high either.

The well-known Crawford Honse Ko. 152 Whitehall street Atlanta Oa. is now con ducted by two elegant Southern ladies. Mrs Scott ana Mi Benson The conveniences of a first claffi hotel are here united with the p7ivjay ofahorae to an extent seldom fonnd. Erceffesi.

lare. large ami finely famished roams an3L. ta. central location hav rendered the Crawford House the most popular boarding in Atlanta and we advise all persons vJtingthfl city to make it their home. PriccXTerv reason able nne291t Cheapest Fnrnflnr Hotue 500 Cheap Bedsfeadsrand JIaUi5p for hotels and houses joppNed on reasonable terms.

fl 6rfooK Rankin Lunarthiwl have just received two bt ponnds ftf fmhtnmJp ee l. tcpof 1879. Dealers thonld send In their orden early- Hercel. wishes tolnfbrm hereof omen and the public In general that ahe bas rnnoved net pttee of business t6 No Wifeenall street wlthMrilforris 4 Lvnna iampng ana embrpltlery at short of uu ia uenii Sidi DJthd ihaTr stripe ahdvpollcaDoi Lawng nd 0rgandlea In real charming styieaiv' AnstntATJLisqtrsr 5 f- ian2 lt 2 and 28 Marietta street yoiurState arid Ta2apnce or be Turned as defeidt- ers and double taxecL Tills June 28 1879. TaxRecevier.

003 one2fl dtt Immense Reductions of all goods at John Trania vJ June29 dlt The rat or Our xxjurtry is getting to be fearfully alarmiogr the average of life being lessened everv year without any reasonable cause death resulting generally from the most in significant origin. At thl season of the year especially a cold is such a common thing that in the hurry of every day life we are apt to over look the dangers attending it and often find too late that a Fever or Lung troublehas already set in. Thousands lose their lives in this way every winter while had Boschees German Syrup been taken a care would Jiareresulted and a large bill from adoctor been avoided. For all dis eases of the Throat and Lungs Boscheee Ger man Syrnp has proven itself to be the great est discovery of lU kind in meiicine. Every Druggist In thisi country will tell yon of its wonderful effect.

Over 950000 bottles sold last year without a single failure known. sold Druggists. 376rfuJ. 2dAwly eowAweow The UpMrlfississippl high and Ri I of Keokuk Northern Line Packets redu to 2500 for the Round Trip to St. Pu 1 Meals arid Staterooms included.

Good October 15 For a cool invigorating' trip go to Minpesota Address lor Book Paru ihlet efc. JAS. A. LYOS General Ticket Agent 37 mai23 dSm tun thur fit Louis Mo. Those Buntings and Pekin Grenadines at Austell Mangnras are taking the lea of- ll other styles in Dress Goods for sum nier wear.

jnn20 it te Family Flour from UN Arlington Mill is by far the best brand to. ihe nibnep that can be bought All Gro cers have u. june29dlt The Crer rent Cologne and- Atomizer fo 25 Itiijtut the thing to keep yon cool. For sale at M. UichBroj june29 It Ladfes retncmbet that JL Kicb Bro.

are now prepared to fninish either to ordei orfrpm stuck all kinds of Traveling Suits Ulsters and pasters for ladies and children wear. AH orders will receive prompt an careful attention. All work' guaranted. june29 Ml Rich A Bro. take pleasure to state Uia their ladies' and children's underwear de partment is in the beighth of its glory The stock is large gales are heavy an prices low.

They manufacture these goods making them as good a made. jane29U New shades in Dentelle Buntings with Pekiji Grenadjnes to match. AUSTELL A Xturacif lt 20 and 28 Marietta street. ItM- Bro. yon can get the new style Hoopsktcts and Bustles that are.

jus out june291tf Silk Mitts and Kid Gloves in new am attractive styles. AtsTEiL MAKCUV 20 and 28 Marietta street. A lot of Breton Laces of exquisit pit ems just received at M. Rich Bro. jnuc20U The Belle of Georgia Jfroin the Ar lington Wills jsthe best Fancy Flour Jo fatuityittse.

Ask your Grocer for it. ad Toeeoa Falls. OTJB UXE Of HICKS WILL BON THIS season miking close connection with the i traing arriving at Toccoa City. Parties art vln on 0 motnlng train will go through JOTallulali Falls trfdlnier. To partks of 15 or more we will give the round trip.

Including one nights' lodidnc at TalloU Hotel forw ewb. Conveyanceiol all kinds can be had at our Suble onbort notice. BAMSATBmT Ttoocoa Gik June U1CTL XS4 jnli UM thp Sftioke Dukes Durham Jt iaTth best. Ansjell Mangura are selling perfect si acksof Embroideries at strictly half price. Go and see jun2tHt The Manhattan Fine Dress Shirts are the made rnlanndried at from 50c op jnn Srn C2G and 2S Marietta street W.

H. Brothertons closing out sale will continue at 8J Whitehall street next door tellcSaughtScrutcben nntil his mag. nificent new store is completed. If you A goods cheaper than they were ever sold in Atlanta call on hini. The Arlington JUI11 are turning out three of Ibe bert grader of Flonr In the ngon Mills Extra Family and.

Arlington Milts juneffl dltn Madam Zarnoskiey the Russian physi cian dentist and wife havingnnpar- alleled success with Ler new treatment of diseases. thousands can testify to and bet parlor at the Southern boieJ on Decatur street crowded daily jrith the elite of the city. Now if jrourpbysidan has pnx nonnced jrour case Tiucnrable. glre the Madam a call soon as er tim here islim. ited.

Consultations tree Her assistant. Dr. Alwell the therrnalist lecturer and 5o surseon will extract con wltbont pain ure bnniuns and Baib growing the flefh hw a large collection on eihlUlion at the shop under the National bc- fcgjnt Bridal Chamber Suits at the Georgia IU" idoSrf Sz Amm verYacibr Rec gtW tomensa ttork whfch has bera pfcted tip anivii i KtRAOBDINAKY CONCE88IOMS WEBrMADK IH CXS fa PKKM Ep 4. Shawlseveroflfereil il y20plecei BlacK Sbtnip Weight Cashinci cfi eftplr fhan ever 6ffereclr 50 pieces Biock Alpac SawmayWelghi ate pet. jard donble width a 1" great Bargain.

altrajs soldal sa 76000 yards Black GrenftdMes. 5c worth ate II pitrcba ed til the nsaal 10000yards8Ukand XVool uadInesvOKB THEIB VALCE. yardf lovely jjoods and t. COS pieces Drown Linen Dress Good 10 and ISc 21 and 2 c. 100plec Soll4ColorAlp ca312 ayardthe tome I hare JO pieces yard-wide Jfavy IiteDressXuiens sVonfrthird tbelrTalnea THESES sreCE OP XLOBED SILK at re-ail In the st teaai THEjtARGEST-ANDJJESTjbTQCK I tACKSILK3 everJBffered In Atlauta.

i 7 2 B. lfot one of these Sllka has been bought in thereeular way con- geqnentlv NOBODY SHOULD A SILK DiSS WJTHOUTXNSPEtT- INQTHfiiL yt A EMBROIDERIES EMBROIDER isn ttiuuuvu mui jMcwuuiuiMa MU uau puec jiewv jjscejL cneapj caespi new Torcnon ibices New Black Corsets New Veilings New everything In this Department NewUdie Indcrwearf Job tot Walking Skirts half price LINENS AND WHITE GOODS. 150 pieces white Victoria Lawns. 8 cents per yank 600 pieces better grade Goods proportionately low. 100 pieces White JUtra Hoe India Linens Lineneetis Lawn DC Deccan etc.

at unheard of prices. Table Linen 23 cento pet yard and upward Great Bargain Towels. Napkins Crashei. Checked Nainsooks and White Goods gencrallr at eitraordloarr prices. tfr 5 cases of white Pique at 5 cents per yard 10 cases of white fiane at 12Kc.

per yard worth ZacTlanvwhere An immentc line ot Urge-sized white Spreads cheaper than ever before. 2- PANTS GOODS IfXOi yards Casslmen for Boys1 wear MandL eei 2a yMdsCas imeres asic ts per yard worth fo men erofftt. 12 i entvwi th- 85eplT These goods I never buy at auction. cyareallflrstKlasTeni GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES At Eednced Prices. WM No.

10 WHITEHALL STREET. 214Juneli dim. T' No Home No Hotel or Bestauram complete without them. J4ellville Fruit Jars Beth Thomas Clocks Champion lea CreanxTreezers Bal- looniPlFiTraps rEogers' Cutlery all known to be the best' In world at manufacturers pricea by McBEIDE yO preiht and die- lay avoided by buying from McBEIDE CO. Crockery and China Merchants.

I M7 nov28 dly loT" Tbf tr drai torment the doctors tell us is. In the blood and knowing- this to-D true we ad vise eVen sufferer to frV of Dnranga Rhen matic Remedy. It is taken internally ant will positively core the worst ease in th shortest Ume. Sold by every druggist It Atlanta. THE JUiro OP THE HOUNTAIKS 3183 feet Above the Sea The Hotel of Tallulah Palls has been Increased to double Its former capacity replagtered.

fenced in and fliel upior the eomiortoftuertaand leased by J. 0. 1rammellUte of Hedmont Hotel and Porter. Springs who will be plaased to raee' all former friends and patrons. Situate oa the banks of the rapids that dash down 1200 feet through a chasm grand aa any.

between Que bec and San Frandnco fnrnlsMng the grandest of scenery which gether with some of tee finest of mineral waters makes It the Eommer Besort Of the Thirteen miles from Toccoa City on the Line JUilro from which place a Dally Hall and Hack4 line rang The entire route ln- tenpenedwith beantifnl tpenery. Cool Eooms. Good Fare and Attentive- ants dub Boom. LiveryStable attached to HoteL Billiards Ten Hns lathing etc. FREK TO GOESTe.

Srlces per week lio monta. Special aTrangements made with excurdonigfa and Urgrfamlllei Cheap Furniture House in Cla Hotels Btunmer Resorts Private Houses nrnished on ACCOM MOD ATING TERM 500 Hotel Snitea In stocfc 380 Innein riff IT BIO PBKCRIPTION8 CQMPOtJKDEO Bd Metric Blanks lurnlahed npoa appliea- a Iz 8WTHrOimduateMai3elplK lese of PJurmacy la fa ehargo of whlct I irafflctoit rtaranteetorPhyiclans the people My rtoekjls fully rartequate to the fS i 1 V3VM te raatSha lf lEWEUSDiETfW ft tnnnm i- lUiS HOSIERY ladies' Extra Fine BTOWB Balbrlsgsn Jlose 33ca 1000 dozen Misses' White and ponotpIIMarhjne those Bargll i-- r3" aflie Cooretf Md irtoadjgpj v--is AT THE PBICE OF Ireland GcJulntu Lfrire ifi 3nperiorauU Manufactnre4 Eiprealv iAifiKIBTS. Wide hem l-ifJ---- V. WURZBURG. We raffle and tucks Aloe teen tuck na embroidered Sfa'- Tuecs and embroldertatt.

white 121520c yank Ftte ScirflneK onle-fac. latin OSTBIOHSFEATHERS auKUJiujn ana EAD BLACK TIE8 25 raWSJWdV FRKNCH v- niiilfif IAif hi Ji-- QEpBQIAr I H. GOVERNOR OF SAID STATE. Whereas latonnatton ton been fteel vod at thb Department that In several of the coi ntle of this State daring the last jreroral there have been noknownpartlea faeJy and ndolenUf forgfnr orjwunterfelKngthe OrSu al of hfa DtAt 6 C. 3.

wj. sssass SssiSSS iS gf afpI Glr Given under HIT hand nViin. ependene foftt Dnifed8r Ai Jnmrr. ttt mZXJfc mehM- no rent- to to sell first er an a CornrBeef Botoena. etc.

nnelirge Patent corner of Pryor nd Mitchell iff.