The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 5

I i i 1 ST TCu rtos mat Ba ay Jotsi. OS CEO P. Very eariyjij peso Tnz pay TUTIOV estimatedwe cotton crop million settled upon the crop hadnotmncamore than been pl ntedrand6nre tfmaie' was given with an if seasons worms labor etc. alt heiof jDoruiifiawi. bBe or twi ol our exchanges commented with some ap pearance of contempt that an Atlanta editor should put the crop at five million bales and cautioned planters against.

placing reliance inour figures. These exchanges stated he crop would fall be low our figures. Their estimates were made from the appearance of the crop In their immediate county Our figures were made from constantly reading-reports from several cotton exchanges from reading the best nef upapers in all the cotton states and from reports from the state and national agricultural bu reaus. This department has no axe to grind is not connected with any zing has no cause to bull or beat but on all matters pertaining to agriculture and its in. terest endeavors to give reliable information.

At this time the National cotton ex change puts the crop at 5077000 bales. The agricultural bureau puts it at 4,694000 bales while the general opinion at New Orleans allows it to go up to 5,250.000 bales. It is safe to say our figures made some time ago of 510001000 is the outcome of 1879. Now farmer this crop will bring to the southern states an income of 250000000. You have contributed the cotton a commodity that enters largely into the daily wants of nil the civilized world from the king on his throne to the be rar in his rags.

You in return have received over two hundred and a half millions of dollars. Where is your share of it Is it gone to raise a lien paid out in extravagant prices for fertilizers labor mules flour bacon etc. or have you by economy and good judgment. after paying your debts added some comforts to your house adorned and beautified your home laid by some of-it for a rainy day. BOOK KARMIVO We have before us a letter from a farmer ridiculing agricultural books and papers and the idea of science a ap plied to his business.

We learn thanhe writer makes some money by farrainz and we learn more that his land is being worn to the bone his stock run down laistoolsand utensijsbecominj worthless hjs family illy provided with comforts aid that ltia money has been made by extra hard work. He should learn that science is in volved in the operations of agriculture. That no employment known to rnanlind or fnvolves so wide a range of scientific principles. From books anti papers a farmer should learn of soils drainage and fertilization as shown by chemistry and by experience. The nature and cul tivation of various crops the breeding feeding care and cure of domestic animals.

The principles of vegetable lift- and the entire economy of crops of the various sorts. And not only the above hut the tinner should also learn something of veterinary science in regard to the diseases and cure of his domestic animals. xuz tUBCLLIO About the time the blossom falls the cnrculio begins its work. It watts an incision in the embryo fruit and in this incision deposits minute eqs. There are no gnawing.

the progeny. are no stings no eating off The future harm is from r. 6 The egg changes to a grub in a fewtlays and proceeds to burrow into the fruit no- til the stone is reached. The stone Is soft easily pierced and this ruins the fruit ultimately. Growth is checked then it shrivels then drops to the eatth.

If there is a certain and sure remedy we are not acquainted with it. The fallen frnit should be gathered daily and destroyed and once a day the orchard should gone over and the insects jarred from the tree on a sheet and de stroyed. This sheet should be large enough to cover the ground under the tree with a slit from the middle to the evntre. The sudden jar alarms the in sect and causes it to fall. The remedies such as sveetened water dusting the trees had smells from burning tar etc.

have all been tried and failed. ilCXiS lYe frequently receive letters asking abont the diseases of hogs and desiring rethedie6. Our advice- to farmers is to try and keep off disease. Keep hogs in dean good fields give them access to good water. In the driest part of the field provide good shelter both from sun and rain.

In troughs near their resting places two or three times each week place a composition salt soda red pep per and ginger. To four parts of the firs two articles add one part of the latter. Common red pepper will answer well pulverized and all the ingredients thor oughly mixed. This is no remedy but a preventive of the injurious tflects of the foul gases and the pestiferous filth in which hogs have been allowed to wallow. MANURING.

Soils are enriched by plowing under plants that grow upon it. Plants which grow most rapidly and which produce the largest amount of stalks and loliage in the shortest time at the least expense 1 for seed and labr are the most valuable II forthepurposeof green manuring. Plants I that grow quite high are not desirable ones to raise for the purpose of plowing under as it is difficult to cover them. It vegetation is covered very deep it will rot slowly and be of comparatively little value to the next crop planted on the land. A crop raised fur the purpose of being plowed under benefits the soil in other ways than by enriching it.

It keeps it shaded during the hottest portion of the year and shade acts increase ICI tility. It also keeps weeds in cheek and so insures not only a. rich soil but one comparatively free from noxious vegeta lion. Soil if rightly managed may be male the means of adding to its own ler- tility. Left to the operations of nature soils do improve but their productions may be increased much faster by the in expensive means pointed out as above.

rABM NOTES. It is just thirty years since the first Jerseys were brought to this country. Of all the products of the soil none are so prolific mseedsas weeds 60000 seeds have been counted upon one mul- len stalk. Saturating ashes with kerosene and applying a handful In a hill. will keep tne striped bugs from cucumbers.

In trimming off branches they should be cut close to the trunk so that no dead stumps shall disfigure the tree also that the bark may readily grow over. three pecks of boiled potatoes fed a daytwarm Is a remedy for diarrhtea in cattle. Many fruit trees become hollow" or fall into premature decay from the rain penetrating through old pawents wade MM pruning. Charcoal pulverized and mixed lng eatttesuffering from any meat ot the stouiacb Bucha8ibloatJhoj ven etc. t-i L.

Chopped onions are excellent for all Pi ndsotiowls and quickly drive all kinds Plants mustard water for destroy iijtfinaecta Jo the soil of flowerpot. has been recently recommended a tabrapbonfnl of must. any standing Where there twUmtjchpJay make the soil friable tbeappI1eatlqn of and coal sH Where the springItwUlbebetterjpoltodutiamarh manure about the root tat rather pply it aa a surfaca dreeaing Stable nannre welgood fer. an eye to beauty of form beauty of color fragrance profusion and continuity of bloom vigor and health falneaa oi rovtb. QOB8B orrs.

raente WithifhicrVhorsefSrt afflicted are brought on by indifferent care. Overfeed ing1 irregular feeding im proper watering and indifferent grooming are all bad. Horses have been known to go blind standing in dark stables. The stables should be so lighted that the light will not fall directly on the horses eyes. The.

windows should be at the fear of the stalls. Horses have been killed by watering them alter a heavy feed of grain. The water washed the undigested food out of the stomach and into the intestines causing irritation inflammation and finally death. Horses should always be watered before being fed grain. Three hundred and seventeen heroes have records of 2:35 or better.

To prevent galled shoulders Bub the collars inside every few days with a little neatsfoot oil and when any dirt is found sticking like wax to the collar wash it off with warm soapsuds and then oil it also oil any chaffed spot on the shoulder of the horse as soon as discovered. The sawn remarks may be applied to the use of saddles or any part of the harness which happens to rail. The farmer knows or should know that he plows his land to pulverize the soil and thus enable the rootlets to search for food and the air and water to find its way through its pores. It mingles weeds and trash with the soil and hastens their decay. Plowing late in the fall exposes insects and eggs or larvae to the frosts.

It mellows tl soil makes it porous and augments the amount of air that will prepare vegetable animal and mineral matter and fit it for food for coming plants. Ammonia and nitric acid are generated in soils. They are of great value to vegetable life. They are the more abundant the more often the land is plowed. The better the farmer plows and pulverizes his land the larger are his crops.

A well pulverized and mellow soil that can be freely entered by air and roots will yield larger crops titan when a greater depth but less permeable soil exists. A deep soil is always able to yield larger crop than a shallow one other conditions being the same. We frequently receive letters asking for methods tor destroying insects that infest A number of remedies have been tried ami generally proven beneficial. One remedy is to spread a cloth under the tree to catch whatever may fall jarring the tree by striking it with a heavy piece of lumber padded at one end toprevent injury to the bark. lab Some have found it efficacious to smear bei the bark with tar molasses or printers ink or what is better wrapping cbth round the trunk and applying the tar to these instead ol the bark.

Others wash tie trunk and the large branches with soitsoap or strong soapsuds or lye or white wash with lime. timig the leaves with lime or with powdered helebore when the Jew is on has been mentioned as a remedy. Digging around the tree to expose the larvie to frost has been tried successfully. Late plowing by exposure to birds and frosts will assist to destroy insects in their nests. the Infected leaves containing the eggs of parasitic insects should be taken from tie tret a and burned.

The vapor of beuzine has been proposed as a remedy against insects destroying woodwork. A wash composed of one pound of flour of sulphur and a peck of quicklime mixed in a close vessel with a sufficient quantity of hot water to make it of the consistency of common whitewash has been used with advantage as a remedy against insects and mildew in fruit trees. Apply it when freshly made with a whitewash brush. BEE NOTES. Good honey is now so low priced that it does not pay to adulterate.

Eighty thousand persons are engaged in the apiary business in this country. Thirty-five millions of pounds is the estimated value of the honey product very year in this country. j. M. Hicks of Btt1e Ground Intl.

has 2000 colonies of bees. F. J. Weigtl of Le Roy Bartow county built a semi-circular wall ten or twelve feet high of the honey he obtain ed from seventy-five stocks. The weight was 4000 rounds.

UOlICULTU5AL NOTES Oranges lemons olives and almonds are to he cultivated in Florida soon by a large number of Italian colonists now on their way to that state. Ferns do not succeed in the hot. dry lose atmosphere of our living rooms in winter and the same is generally true of the less common foliage plants. Professor Sargent of Harvard col lege is to conduct an investigation into the forest area and the forest wealth of the United States for the tenth census. Pear blight has in several instances been arrested in affected trees by syring ing them with a solution of potash and it has proved a preventive when ap plied to the healthy trees.

There are about 60000 acres devoted vine culture in California. Few of our farmers who raise apples apply any fertilizers to their orchards. A German garilner has found by experience that black or green flies cat erpillars etc. are at once destroyed by syringing the plants affected by them with water in which the sterna of the to mnato plant have been well boiled. The liquor is applied when coidand not onlj kills the insects but leaves an odo- which prevents others from coming.

DAIRY NOTES. To prevent abortion in cows give a tablespoonful twice a week of a mixture of equal parts of plaster ashes and salt jne 000 LUl- old ead J. i We ar sometimes asked what is meanl bra horse PPJFK' Beforethe power rain Bteamiras generallyknown ndpplied to mechanical jpurpo Jioreea were aiec04l ndotherhe4vybodie rith ottoHoott in bis experiments careful ieV comared theiSatlTfer. di nge Young cows should not be taught to eat at milking time as it will not al ways be found convenient to supply food andthey wi accustomed to it. September calves escape the tryir heat of WJinrner anti can be pushed i jobwgt nter with Tbeipiila pf a Jersey cow fed clover bay fitb a portion of fehortaan a peck of carnjtsjeach day makes a bean jEl wHK fp infrfltr hat if qulva1ent BHnumM irer iVvri'-- sn nesslinCochran.

Already ry Bg off large loads of it targe ops aitribejog sown In many5 be spntliem OTntlea If Mr iTiBewcnfiofEarly county made lastyear 400 gallons of syrup Iron sevenelghhts of an acre of sugar-cane. The various strawberry patches around Lexington are white with blooms and young berries. rCaptain Whit Johnson of Oglethorpe county killed a hog of his own ratsingfourteen months old that weighed 3IOpoundajro8saiid292net The yield of lard a 119 pounds. The farmers of Twl gs county are making extensive preparations for the now i rrtrmin ojoann The nrmnectR are that will plant a larger acreage of cotton than ever. The prospects for a good wheat crop in Houston county are not flattering.

In many parts of the county wheat is sufferTpgTrB nist and this is February. tames Grah of Terrell county with ten mules cleared last year site' paying farm expenses hands etc. sixty heavy bales of cotton which he now has on hand. A Pulaskl county planter made twenty-four bales of cotton last year with one mule besides fine crops of peas po- ttoesc corn etc. Many Houston county planters are busy preparing their land for planting.

Many of them have invested in sulky plows and gang cultivators. The Talbot county agricultural society condemns waiver notes given for guano and thinks the legislature should pass a law making such notes void. Farmers in Hall county are busy breaking up their lands and some are about through. The wheat sown on fresh lands is almost totally destroyed by an insect of the bug species. The oldest inhabitants in Oglethorpe county neVer saw winter crops so far advanced in February as thisyear.

Farmers are cutting their barley ana rye for green food. Bermuda grass is sprouting and clover is further advanced than it often is in ApriL One firm in Hawkinsville has sold this season seven hundred tons of guano the farmers of Pulaski Houston Dooly Dodge and Wilcox counties. Hon. James Smith of Oglethorpe county has on his farm sixty-nine convicts and ten guards. The farmers of Hall county are doing well.

Hands and tenants have been se cured on living terms and put to work and farm business has an encouraging outlook. Wheat fields look well in Calhoun county. Farmers are turning land preparatory or another crop says the Lafayette Messenger. Farmers around Albany are complaining of spoiled meat. The Franklin county agricultural club has been reorganized.

The rice planters of Liberty county are preparing for a heavy rice crop this year. Timber has been bringing a good nrirf in Darien of late. sd The Brim wick Advertiser says farmers have en feeding their winter pigs since last October waiting for a chance to make bacon of them. More guano has been received anti handled at time Americas depot up date titan during the entire season of ast year. The Eatonton Messenger says that abor is scarce in that section.

A number of farmers have a deficiency of field lands. Berrien County News Forward oats this section are seriously damaged by he rust. A Real Ghost Story. The London Athenwnmpublishesthe owing remarkable statement by the Rev. Dr.

Ussop master of the Norwich grammar school Little more than two months have passed since my own personal experience of mental phenomena was strik ingly enlarged by toe occurrence with which time following narrative deals Yet already I tind that round original story there has gttii- reti a surprising accumulation ot the mythical element and that I myself ant in danger of becoming a hero of romance in more senses than one. As I object to be looked upon as a Lid of medium to whom supernatural visitations are vouchsafed. and on time other hand do not wish to be set down as a crazy dreamer whose disorganized nervous system renders him abnor mally liable to fantastic delusions I have yieldVd to the earnest request of some who have begged toe to make public the following paper. I ant told that there are those why busy themselves in collecting similar stories and if it be so it is better they huid hear the facts from me than after they have passed through other channels The narrative was written at the request of a friend not many days after tbe event when all the circumstances were fresh in my recollection. OM the lOb of October 18791 drove over from Norwich to Mannington ball to spend the night at Lord Orfrds Though I was in perfect health and high spiiits it is fair to state that for some weeks previously I had had a great deal to think stout some little anxiety.

and sonic considerable men tal strain of one kind or another. I was nut however. conscious of anything ap roacbing weariness irritability or fag I arrived at 4 p.m. and was engaged in pleasant and animated conversation till it was time to dress fof dinner. We dined at seven our party numbered six persons.

Of these four at least had been great travelers. 1 myself was rather a listener. The talk was general and discursive and amused and interested me greatly. Not for a single urn ment did it turn upon the supernatural it was chiefly concerned with questions of art and the experiences of men who had seen a great deal of the world. and could describe intelligently what they had seen and com melt upon it suggestively.

I have very rarely been at a more pleasant party. After dinier we plaved a rubber. We left off as we gall and as two of the guts had some distance to drive we broke up at half- past ten. The main object of my going over to Maui ningtort was to examine and take notes a pun some very rare books in Lord Oxford' II brary which I had been anxiously wishing to get a sight of for some years but bat never been fortunate enough to meet with up to thistinie I asked leave to sit up for some hours and mate transcript. III lordship at first wished we to let valet remain in attendance to see all lights put Out.

be as this rfbuldhave embarrassed me and com I wished. lit al- 3d ten pelled me to go to bed earlier than and as it seemed likely that I should be occupied till two or three clock ii the morning it was agreed that I should be left to my own devices td the servants should be allowed to retire. By eleven o'clock 1 was the only person down stain and I was very soon busily at work sod at sorbed in my occupation. The room in which I was writing a a large one with a huge fire place and a grand old chimney and it is needless to say that it is furnished with every comfort and lux ury. The library opens into this rosin and I bad to pass oat from where I was ait- ling into this library and get upon a chair to reach the volumes I wanted to examine.

There were sir small volumes in alL I took theta down and placed them at my right hand in a little pile and set to work- sometimes reading sometimes writing A I finished with a book I placed it in fror of me. There were four silver candlejtict upon the table. tbe candles all burning. and aa I am a chilly person I sat myself at one comer of the table with the fire at my left nd at intervals as I had finished with i wok. I rose.

knocked the fire together and tood up to warm my feet 1 continued li this way at my task tillnearly one o'clock. ant rof lied ere lies. into ben ireo the till nearly had got en betterthan Impeded and tad only on more book to occupy me. rose wound up my watch and opened bottleof seltzer water and. remember thinking to nmelUbat I should get to bed bytwo ft ralL I wt to work at time Jaa fide book.

Ibad been upon it about half wa Just begmnin that jnyworkwar drawing to face was turned awaT 3 hisclnsellcatrerJdJao ljl 3n 71 klug that the hapdva like the bai of Yelasquras msgniftcnt Dep4 KuJghl1' in NaUonjil tlleryr Jookedat piy i br fbr re seconds arid yes perfectly. thoughts tne crowdingDpon me but not the least feeling of alarm or even uneasiness cariositranda strong interest were Upperaloal Fotaq instant Ilelt eager to mskeatketcbof my friend and I lucked at a tray on my right for a pencil then I thought OiS Jhv sketcb-laask- ih ll I fetih iff" There he sat and I was fatdnafed afraid not of itaying but lest be should go. Stopping in my writing. I HffA mw lAff hn1 tfftm hft frutn stretched it out to the pile of booksiet roored the topyue I cannot exp ala why I did tbls my arm passed in front of the figure end Uranbhed. I was-simply disappointed and nothing wore.

I wert on with my writing as if nothing had happened lisps for another live minutes and I bad actually got to the last few words of what I had determined to extract when the figure appeared again exactly in the same place and attitude as before. I ssw the hands dose to my own I turned my head again to examine him wore closely and I was framing a sentence to address to him when I discovered that I did not dare to speak. I was afraid of the sound of toy own voice. There he. sat and there sat I.

I turned my head again to my work and finished tbe two or three words 1 had still to write. The paper and my notes at this moment before me. and exhibit not the slightest tremor or nervousness. I could point out thewords I a writing when rthantom cane and when he disappeared. Having finished my task I shut the book and threw it on the tabe it made a slight noise as it fell the figure vanished.

Throwing myself back in nay chair I sat for suite secouda looking at the tirtwith a curious nmixtureof feeling and I remember wondeting whether inv friend would cents again and if he did whether he would hide the fire from me. Then first there stole up on we a dread arid a suspicion that I was beginning to lose my nerve. I remember yawning then I rose lit my room candle took my books into the Inner library mounted the chair as before and replaced Qe of the volumes the sixth I brought back and laid upon the table where I bad been writing when the phantom did me the honr to appear to me. By this time I had lost all sense jf Uneasiness. I blew out the four candles and marched off to bed where slept the sleep of the just or tbe guilty I know not which but I slept very soundly.

This is a simple and unvarnished narrative of facts. Explanation theory or inference I leave to others ATLANTA GRAYS. Organised 1800. WILL GIVE A GRAND LEAP YEAR BALL At the Kimball House February lOth 1SSO. Dancing will commence at 8:50 p.

us. PROOEAMME. March Atlanta 9 Lancers. Grays 10. March.

Leap Year 2. Quadrille. 11. Quadrille. 31 lancers.

12. Lancers. 4. Waltz. 15.

Waltz and Pchotisch. 5. Quadrille Leap 14. Quadrille Leap Year year 6. Polka and Mazurka lx Quadrille.

T. Quadrtle Vale. Polka Varsouvino. tine 17. Lancers Goodbye.

8. Waltz. II Virginia Reel. HOME SWEET HO HE. Ticketof adinlss on 1 For sale at the prn- Ural Book Stores and Hotels Time Music will be furnished by the 5th Artillery Band.

Captain W. I. HEWARD. Chairman. First flenteant J.

NElLLKJiYTH. Third Sergeant tt. H. SMITH. Corporal V.

1. DENM Private A. C. ETFR4ON. 45 bi dlw 6-6 dim un thur Al lot I ton Will by a Lev sail.

in ft and A sevc Ing WHOLESALE three au soul zart lot Lev tO cou Jon pla A ture keu 36n cha tac cro ber JOB R. RMAOREADY CO. Druggists Importers 58 and 60 Walnut Mret CINCINNATI. send for quotations and coupes G. W.

ADAIR Aatiw Vacant Lots Hear Line Ski I WILL SELL ON THE PREMISES ON Thursday. 12th dcv of ebruary at 2:30 in o'clock p. us. out Und lot No. 19.

lu the 14th dls trict 4th ward city of AtUU block No. 5 bounded on the North by East HanKstreetSouih by extension of Houston street. and wet by Sampson street divided Into LOIS as per plat. These lots are hut a short dts. tance within one block and North of the Atlan ta and Charlotte line Workshops.

no being built The property is very desirable for cheap and healthy homes lies out as tl vted rx tand on two main streets that teed to the city. These lU will Increase to value a the pop is bound to increase In the vicinity. Tltlts indisputable Terms half cash balance ti and 12 months With interest at 7 per cent. Sate absolute rociire a plat select a lot attend Cite sale and buy a home. Passenger car willleave the Union Depot at 2 oclocit sharp to carry out and return paltici who wish to attend ibeiale.

898 jan8 1 G. W. ADtt. ReAl Estate Agent. FCLToN COUKTV SHERIFFS SALES FOR March 1880.

Will be so ii before the Court house dtr in the city of Atlanta. Fulton county tteo i usc the fi it Tuesday In March next with. In the le al hours of sale the toluwtng prop erty to wit Alt that tract or parcel of land with improve ments thereon on the corner of Forest avenue and Collins street running one hundred and seventy feet on Forest avenue and two hundred and twenty feet on Collins Mreet being pait of land lot number 50 in the llth district of or gIn- illy Henry now Fulton county Georgia contalu taining seven of an acre more or tess the same being the lot on which the brick residence of Samuel Rape now stands Levied oaks the roper i of Samuel Rape to salts a mortgage fl. fa. issued from Fulton Superior Court fl favor a' G.

A. Buickharlt vs. Samuel Reps. Property pointed out in said mortgage fl. is.

W. A WILOF 23 febl-dlaw4w SbeTift Important Guardians Sale. BY VIRTUE OF AS OROtB FROM Till Court of Ordinary ii DeKsJb county. so far as the interest of the minors Is concerned. and utter ptwer of tu raey from.

the grown cliii trtn of James a. iInm I will sell befo tin louse door loDeKalb county Georgiaon the first Tuesday in Mirch ISO. betwren tlie lawful hours of sate the following property lying In time 18th district of DeKalb county. Qx. to- wlt 0 acres roorlen the socthwet Cor ner of land lot and acres more or Ices thesoatkefute raerof Und lot 303 and 12acres 3 and It poles.

more or less of the northeast corner ol land tot 75 and 2i acres and 4 p. lea more or less of the soutiwest portion of lint lot jrt with al the mill shoals. water prliil ct's anti alt tie rights and covenants tdngt to said laud. This land embraces whit it known as the vlsa old multi ant a I the water priv tleges and covenants belonging thereto while in operation. Said lead ha been surveyed.

and. a more accurate description Lb roof can bsseen from the survey of file in the Ordinary1 office in DeKalb county and will be given on the day of sale. Sold as the property of the minor and up thildreu of said James R. Retni Term cash. JOSB U.

EVINdr Guardian said minors and Attorney In Saul for the grown children Of S. Evins. 21 teb3-dtsw4v Sarah A. eanutughamara. John Is.

eunniugnal Libel for Divorce In Pullout Superior Court Pall Term 375. TTAPPKAR1NGTOTHK COURT TRTTH J. defendant John D. Cunningham Is a non resident of this t555 sad It further appearing that the plain tiff resides in said meaty. Ordered that service be perfected on the defendant by publication In Tax Auxra ssrmrrio once a month for.

four months prior to the flnt day of time next Term of this Court. COLLIES 4 OOLLT7L Plaintiffs Attorneys. By the Court. September Terra. 1 79.

Granted. ago. mLLYEA. Judge. A true extract from the minutes of Jultoo Superior Court.

This DC ore t. trig. 003 octl7 dlaata J. S. HOLUDiYCIerk II Julian Allen Co.

Of StatmilL- N. usnauie- tore THE GOLDEN TELL 5nt CIGARETTE. of pureaelec- I ted. Golden TUow Toeth IifcroJioa Tobteco. THE StAlE EIDGE CIOABETTK.

eft I of pure teleaed dark Kcrth u. Idrolln Tobacco. JOHK I ONES Ja- Ag nt. Alabama SHt. Aflanta Georgia.

I In 4 jy6 janV-dlj tots ua Si Hidtch friedlander CLOTHIERS to to I JUlltam of tU taboo oaHoadaTBeptember lst witha wapetant teachea Uorifr And I under the duxeetian ofProfenor eradr te oi goytl Onaemt MunldLBawrH aaa teiaerijjS the Accnstt tot A A I mush sub- action. up. T. CL rack of BtltfBotfcn 2JMjadlt toaiwiSrinffiSS wllhdlteued Blood. MTlnrUlinip ritor to any pnpumtlaa he baa eves TI Ovlrncj- EaST of the Patti- nuns St.

QiafereneaSontb nht ui been much beuiedHed by he DM that ebeerfoUjnoommendi It to all nd and aoqvain mm' e. HcJhMUev Kudrw bor Tennee aan clued btaol theumatlaa when ill ets tutled RmdaIli to Dot a went quek pie raUon JU ln redlent ar psabuiahe on clan and will toll you It is composed of the trooxett Iterative that exist' and It on cicellant Blood Psni5ei Did oar ip admit could dye roata nmonltlabma every StIteIji the South and rea wa known to trery woman aadilld atthar personally on by reputation. BMKUftUaoldtiyanDrcatia. JIOFHE5BTCUBfiAI00 nw TOIL OA5ZBL NL33 Agent. Atlaatk Os.

70 iseU deowly A wtowly DLTOS SHERIFF SALES FOR ilirch 18SO. Will be told before the court- bou or to the city of Atlanta Fulton county. Georgia on the first Tuesday In March nex within the legal house of sse the following property to wit The following real estate being lots In ties subdivision of J. B. Jetts property laid off by Wallace A Fowter.

TPA settle agents. and for sets July 2Ut. 1575 to wit Lute number 5 6 7 and 8 fronting each one hundred feet on nlmwon itreet od musing back south our hundred feet. Also Its 1617. 1813.

20 21 and 25 each fronting 102 fee on Remus street end running back east to U. Herbert sunset Also lots 23 24 25 and each fronting on satd Remus street 105 feet and running east to std Herbert street time saute being a part of Und tot number 110 Fulton county. Georgl le 1 on as the property of J. B. SeCt to Pla satisfy two justice court if fas l026th district G.

Ii. In favor of George S. Booth vs. Wm. Jell and B.

JetS. Property pointed out by plaintiffs attorney. Also at the same rime and place a city lot in the city of AtUtita fronting on Cone street sixty et more or less and running back one hundred feet more or lef adjoining Lizzie Howard on the east and Mr. Tanner on the west being part of original Und lot number fifty one In the fourteenth district of originally Henry. now Fulton county.

Georgia. Levied on as the property of Shaderiek Mitchell to satisfy a lattice court ft. fe 26th district i. M. in favor of J.

J. Marbut viuiierirk Mitchell. Levy made by J. R. Thompson and headed me.

Also at the same time and plies all that tract or parcel of tend situated tying and being in the city of Atlantis krown as the wert half of city lot number Olin block Ubeing part of land lot unto terOt in th 14th district of originally Henry now Fultou county-a fronting on Houston street 2 feet mud containing one half of an acre more or less a' the propeny of Robert Webster Prop er pInted out by plain tiffs attorney to saiisfy six justice court ft las in favor of John Net vs. J. A. Wood D. Webster and Wm Finch and one justice court ti.

Ia. in favor of Williams Langstoo Crane vs. bert Webs at the tame time and place part of teed No. 83141Q district originally Henry now Ful ounty bounded easi by L. Dean west by William Thurman north by F.

Eddteman south an aUcycontalulog of and acre re or less. Levied on at the property of Eliza Buchanan to satisiy a ft Ca issued from Fulton superior court favor of W. L. sterling vs. Fun Buchanan John Perdue security on appeal.

Also. at the same time and place one undivided seventh interest of thy lot No. seven font fitly feet on touthettst side of Whitehall rtr et. end running back southeast tame width hundred arid nine feet more or less to alley bound northet by lot No. 8 and southwest by lot No.

i of subdivision of the Cop nptrty In the city of Atlanta part of land No. 85 o' Fulton county Georgia. on a the property of Joint R. Simonton satisfy a fl. Sc.

issued tram Fulton superior court in favor of Sharp and Brother vs. SimonU-n Jones and Hatcher optrty pointed out by plaintiffs attorney. Also St the some me and pOses. parlor feral- carpets etc. 36 pillows 65 sheets.

blan 35 comforts 50 pillow cases I round table 36 rpattr K3 Itedsleads I extension table Pt chairs I oilcloth for ball 113 yards carpets SO each knives forks and spoons 30 teaspoons crockery In boarding houu 10 basins 2 tin diem sets 18 chambers 3 waiters tfittoons I lozen buckets belt 1 clock 2 bracket loops curtain and fixtures 2 stoves and fixtures 1 rice of zinc 1 washtub. 2 safes 2 tables 4 took- 0 glasses and I bureau all now in the Kennes-aw House Atlanta Ga. I on as the prop erty of Mrs. C. J.

Smith to satisfy a mortgage a issued from Fulton Superior Court in favor of Joel hurt agent vs. Mrs. C. J. Smith.

Property pointed out in ld mortgage ts. Alsoatthe same time and tiscea certain city lot In the city of At Ian fa Georgia situated lying and being on the east side of Calhoun street and de scribed as follows ounmencing at the corner of Calhoun vnd Carrier street and running thence north along Calhoun ureet two hundred feet theiiee east one hundred feet lh nce nth two hundred feet to Curvier street thence west thong the tine of Currler street one hundred feet to the bcginni ig cornerrontaining one-half acre more or Levied on as the property of Mrs. Mary II. BnUnn tos tisfy two justice court ft fan 1234th dIs- tiletO. M.

in favor of T. R. Rlpley. trustee Vi. Mrs.

Mary II. ttin. Levy made by J. N. Smith L.

It. and handed me. Also at the same time and place a certain ran cel of land fronting the I ua road thirty feet and running bark in a southwesterly direction same width one hundred and fifty feet more or less to a ten foot alley in land tot one. In the 14th district of originally Henry now Fulton county. Georgia In the Itilwcod Ulement the fame being the southeast half of the tot now cc tpieI by sefendant.

on as the property of James Sm. lyfticc to satisfy a ju tine court II. fi46Jili district 0. 14. in favr of Isaac Hall n.

U. transferred to tins. Lily Hall. Levy made by G. A.

Cooper I C. and handed to me. 1 W. A. WILSON felt.

1 Sheriff 10 101 11 15 10 and J2 SF Co A be Lea Lea Us Lea Lea Les An Lei Let Let Lei Lea Lei TO EVERYBODY ict SILVER PLATED ARE Me-idea BrItUIia Coi Minfr. Eoger Bros. A 1 Triple Plated Knives 450 and 5 per doz. Boiled Plate Jewelry Refer Ilroa. A I CaU rr Fancy Cabinets and Easel Swt Hand Carved York rackets Wall Pock el sand Hat Ka ks Japanese Goods Pocket Books.

Clumber Set Willow Yare Etc. Et Chamber Sets 3 pieces only 225 per Set A1 Knives have recently advanced 75 cents per dozen bat owing to our having Urge stock ought heirs time rise we still uSer them at old nrlfles. LaBOITEAUX POOR 12 West Mitchell Street near Whitehall. 37 fanhi-duy nee rof ted. Y.

M. L. A. BUILDING. OEALED PROPOSALS WiLt.

BE RECEIYKII at tbe ofBe of i olloi I Brown Boom 4. own Block. Atlanta. Georgia up to 4 elock p. is.

February 14 1883 for the erection of tiaKew LlbrarT Boildlng and the Exca ration of tne tot purctiuel for that purpose on Dealer tre t. Bidder with make their bids for the completion of the entire work and also tar the completion each pert separately. socarding to the plea. and tpedflcatlooa prepared and not In the hands of Prkim nee rcnl ects. Tbeilibttoreket any sad all bite referred.

Work- to be to tar eoaoleted that the Ltbtary 1 tall may be Occupied July UISSJ. I JULIUS PROWS. I President. GUOL8TIN. Vice leM-dffl febU Y.

CA In- Order to Close Out GOODe TOW ON HASD H. E. Dykemati WL Dress and Business Suits made to0rierCheap Can and. examinepriceaVat n'- i ifHffti 7Tti rconectioiia made throughout the State. ATTORNET8 A lAW ox Ka Bmowx Bwci.

Opposite Onion Oar Sited on Wall rtreet between Kimball House and rHi house. 675 HOV23 dam ssoyiss TIBOTUJS JOB I ATrOENBTS AT LAW Office in Qtant Bnfldlnj. corner Marietta and Brood streets ATLANTA. QA. Will practice In Federal and State Courts.

478decl dtt 1 I. B. tSTE3. CLAUD ST a B. ESTES A SOS tl ATTOBHIY9 AT LAW OOTCSTILU Omozou.

tttcOoe in the Court of the Western Orenlt in the Supreme Court of GeotgU tad elsewhere ben ipeda1ly retained. 000 nosa-dtf ATTOBKIT AT LAW ZATOISTON a. t. KULUL T. V.

H11JLTES HABBIS ATTO BTBATLAW OmNo. BsoaD STem BOMB Ok Reier by peruheice to Anderau Stur A Co. s53Bro dwiy N. Y. B.

Ltwtoa Pinker Macon Ga. Ron. Joe. B. Brown Ron.

Geo. hillier Atl ntaQ Berr7l kCo. Camp QlOTer Co Rnwv Os. 17 epl 1879 J. ttiLLEOQS.

WM A. RAY HOOD jyrHJUEOOE HAYGOOD ATTOBOTY8 AT LAW One. Loyd mad Alabama Streets opp. Ga Depot ATram QBOSSIA. ago angi79 dly CAXV1B EOBO ATTOBHXY AT LAW UAonoa Qcoaau.

Practices In the Courts of the Oci algee lrcui and elsewhere by special contract thflecttow orThittv attended to. 000 tag dI2m HeLEJf DOS ATTORNEY AT LAW. Collectlonsjesomptly attended to. Once wines Broad and Jackson utreets opposite Mitchell oiu T0 aort. dI2m From Paris France.

DIRECTLY IUPORTBD BY ELAVILLE CO. Horticulturists Members of several Horticultural Societies. Plants for Garden Parlor or house. THE NEWJ58T VARIETIES OP ALL KINDS FRUIT TREES AND GRAPE VINES. The Grape Yin Abondance bearing twice a year June rnd September.

Rosa TREKS-(500 varieties of monthly rosea. NEW BULBS Some Oil them keeping in bloom six to nine months. FLOWrE3 AND GARDEN SEEDS-In varieties The best only. NOTICE Mean. Delavllle Co.

will stay in Atlanta for a few days only and will be pleased to show their collection of Plants to any one who will give them a dall at their store on the corner of DeGives Opera House. ft sllw TO THENIBLIC I TAKE THIS METHOD Of KKTUENINO thanks to ray numerous easterners for their liberal patronage during my long proprietorship of the Newton House In Athens. On December 31 my proprietorship of the Newton House with cease it which time I will open for the accommodation of the public the Ulluard House pleasantly located on Clayton street one of the principal business streets In Athens where I hope and expect my former patrons and the traveling public generally to stop when visiting Athens pledging myself to do all in my power for their comfort etcetc A. CLINARD. Athens.

Ga. Dec 91879. 222 dif for 1 CHOICE PEACH TREES FOR. 100 Apple Tree lor 1000 1) 0 Grape Vines for. 1000 2001 Strawberry Plants for 1000 1110 R' ei from 2Vi Jm.

Pot. 1003 100 Geraniums for 1X0 Hoteotrope for 1000 lip Fuchtss for. 1000 150 Verbenas for. 1000 Asparagus Roots best colossal. for 2 00 Call and examine my stock for I have no agents no peddlers at A LAMBERT Central Nurseries near Cemetery.

039 febl-dlm SPECIAL SUNDAY SCHEDULE GEORGIA RAIISCOAD COMPANY SurisiirrKKDEJfTti OTtci Aunerra GA. January 29 1880. Commencing Sunday next February 1st 1880. A SPECI4L CIIIBCH TB I will rats over thIs Roadas follow Leave Covington 8 00 a us Leave Conyers 8 30 a ma Leave Lllhonla. a a Leavetone Mountain.

9 05 a Leave ClaikstOD 9 20 a Leave 9 81 a in Arrive Atlanta 10 00 a ma Leave Alanta 1 30 us Learv Decatnr I 51 us Leave Clarkstnn 2 01 us Leave Stone Mountain. 2 16 in Leave Lltbonla 2 Si Leave outyern 2 8 us Arrive Covlngtcm 3 16 K. R. DORSEY General Paweuger Agent. S.

K. TSOV Superintendent. Papers at Decatur. Semne Mountain Lithenia. Convert and Covington having contracts wltti the road will copy.

621 Notice to Attorneys and Parties. FROM AND APTER THIS DATE ADVER- Using fees miut be paid la advance other wise there will be no sales. January 5th 1880. JRFF AIKEN. 156 Jan9 dlaw4w Sheriff Jasper county.

ELECTRICITY. MOVEMEEL WATER-CURL 18 Wert Fetes Street. Atlanta Georgia THiS 13 THE ONLY MEDICAL INSTtrUtE South where all kinds of Chonle eases are idenriflcaly trtited by regular qualified ilyge nTcPbytidaniof both sexes. All health nl and invigorating BATHING PROCESSES in eziatevee together with MACHINE MOVEMENTS. Else- riely etc.

are here sctemtfieaUT applied as- cording to DISEASED COKDlTIOS- a TEM- HKRAUESToleach patient FoESIPERIC BOO TINE practice puiued and no DEDGUKD- ICl KZueA treatingthet-ict RHEUMATISM JfECBALGIA IIEARC LIVtB KIDNEY and i IN tNCIPIFN coNSUMPTIOn. SCR FT LA. TAKALY81S and diseases peculiar to the REPRODCCTiVK KGAN3 are here treat- A whit greater rocceai than by any other procea of treatment known. Treatment especial boon for Invalid LsdIes ExrtusiTe Ladyi Department In charge of experienced Lady Physician sstuute beautifully situated upon one of the most elevated aa' healthful position in Atlanta. Street Car run by door every half boor.

For Catalogue' and further nnatlon address either Dr. U. 0. ROBERTSON Or Mr U. O.

ROBRTS0L 5. O. 174 sep10 dly wed nn Atlanta. Ga. id If BOLD BY ALt.

JOBBEES A rj nnTTi TTV arT Jiinnnwa an rVC IS7P Lt Pndudicn Doubled. Aqain Doubled. deody frf an wed Soutfaera Express Company's Uncladmed Freight AT FECHH RFR NKELfcCO. FOR RELTABEBrMJE THOS. OOVINGTONO Also Dealer in SAW 3 SEPARATORS OOrrON GINS Etc Satisfaction fully OnaranteedIn every Transaction.

47 jan2S-d6m a at- SKJOMI Te I Jffi 40 COMXERCIAL FERTILIZERS COBS SIRELLERS FEED CUI7ERS Water Elevators Farm Implements Threshers jete. Said for Prima. 3Carlx A JoXoai. OlxvetJ Ca nm now Htf pip rupt put vlRirmirfflK ARIETTA STRICIET. ATiriVr COXHISStoa EBCHAHTB.

jMr General OommissionMerchants FLOUR BULK MELTS BACON No. 27 Vine Street 9 Sfebt-dIm DIST GOODS. NOTIONS ETC. DRY GOODS NOTIONS Etc. Cor.

Third Race and Union Streets CINCINNATI 0. 30S janl.Vd2ta 2m thnrat VWHNt or. VOORHEIS MILLER CO. MANUFAOTURERSOF MEN'S BOYS' ANDyOUTHS 95 West Third Street opposite BurhetHouse UOMESRT BONESET BOURBON A WHOLESOME TONIC. Rich in the thevirtueOf the.

jboneset Plant A pare thoroughly fine in all it parts. Its delightfulflavor Uehl 4jr daeio fee elegant old whlikj of which it is made. SOB DYSPEPSIA DEBUtTT AWDJfAtABIA IT HAH To METAL. Its treat auocesi Is achieved byIts solid notby unscrupulous anti 1) Ing advertisements. We nave no na false pro.

tenses. CHAMBERS iflOWl TllIeJKy 73' nov fn frl StiR wed 1 ALE BEBB SODA. HCXOO The Only Steam Bottling Establishment in the South MILWAUKEE AND CINCINNATI EXPORT LAGEEP REFINED SWEET AND CRAB CIDER IX BARRELS AND TRY US ONT TIME DIEIIL A xuan. 145 nis i in men thur so atb Market Slrei NawIavUie Tenn. LOTTEUIEM.

iillL UWvfaV A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITT TO WItI A FORTUNE. SECOND GSAND DISTE1BO- flON. CLASS it AT NEW ORLEANS TUE8 DAY FEDRUARY lOtfl ISO VontblJ Draw tug Louisiana State Lottery Ooznnanv. This Inztitnthm was regularly Incorporated bJ the Legislature of tb State for Educational and Charitable purposes tn 1868 for be tens of Twentydy Years to which Ointricf tbe Inviolable faith of the State 1 pledged which pledge habeen renewed by an overwhelming popular vote securing its franchise la the new constitution adopted December hit A. D.

1874 wit a capital of fioooooo to which Lilian dace added reserve ftmd of 5880000. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU. TIOH will take place mentaiT on thaaccondTue- day. it never scales or port pone Look at the following Dlitdbntlon CAPITAL PKIZE 130000. 100000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLABS BACH.

nit TICKETS ONE DOLLAL un or naa. 1 Capital Priy iu HHM pn QP I Capital Prtze. 10900 I Capital Pri 6000 PTIZeIOf2000. 6015 MPrlzeaol BOOZZini' 10015 100 Irises of 100 16000 To Prizeiof t0 SOOPriieioi WOO 1000 Priiei of Amozounox mna. Approximation Prizei of 300.

9 ApproximatIon PrUetof 200. a Approximation Prlzea of 100. 1257 Prise amonnUng to. 2700 Responsible oorreapoDtnhlg agents wanted all romment points. to whom slibersl eoopeott UonwOl be paid.

Write dearly stating fun addreaa for farth hjformulnnortendorden by eiprem or mafl addressed only to at. A. DAVPUII New Orleans La. or Same Person at SI Broadway. Sew York or P.

O. Box Ko. 184 Atlanta. ua. An our triad Exusordlnury Dtawtntiarena ler the supervision and management of OEXZ AL8 0 T.

BEAUREGARD arid J0BAL A. 2B mU-flAw OJEX 2 Cincinnati Packing Co PACKEU OP PORK LAB AXD- QUIET Or ThE WEST BBASD OP EXTRA SUOABOOBEDmMS SHOULDERS AND BREAK. FASTBAOOH Cincinnati 537 nortO dSn At- TRADE MARX TIieflwauTRADt AB of Vlaton rresttture Old Afef ad many ofijer Irttusa that lead to Itrtanl whlrfrwe feirt to email toererroBe. it. OpaclEc.

Ig fW ST5 rratcoB rnft fASSmm f- tM Vinei. CBOJOBI or-Booted oeva 5ed Se vartedes fr wtjr. tj eentt iSo 10000 jtfortli Valuable DBY GOODS CLIJTIIINU BOOTS HIBD T0 8DAYt lOtKIKSTAST BETWEEN the lawf ol boon of male I will tell a large 4 attradire' stock of rach goodman edar re. O. P.

WCMORRIgACO D. P. 4. Auctioneer. 00 febr J2t PHOTOGRAPHIC Stock i epbt AHD- nav or TIRE Whitehall St.

for. Banter ATLANT4. GA put up at All bourn. DRUGS. PURE CHHJ CAIAr large aortment of fle Toilet Articles.

IOMOcEPATHIC MEDICISIOO eonttantlr on hand- alao. Imported aodle Ctjira tenta Trerj CD and German Wlucs. and bias beanie of Whl fsemedii-aI pnriion Ldtnotrtd b7ih dectli of LIMULA9AU WM indebted to the firm will mettle with the en- derl landUwMh4rtajcUlmar ic tiiwin ireentth theundezvgned. wbowta wind thebuiine of tlmfirm aidwill contionev 9mm K- i- ii s' 3- iif- ketr I :1 I me SU ii 4 Iw The- 4b 9f I ir1 gu Lte edK noii 3 Oe t1L jsn Ii TG 1' 4 rpp pn. dfly AfldItt Wili or been Is1ig 4OD thtUIdISII L' I eali rd araIflS.

1- BV I2' I 5t AlWgt yyL. ib 4. h- It 8 I I ii :1 1 j. 1I i i fl. j.

14 Ii I 1 i lover Cie1io.Oeen frXairtg PI TA tiz- Jotes3i. fndroN CIWF. Cori- estimated the 1 1ei. When the were thecrop had not muetmre beriV1zitedrandonretmt fl 0r rne ap- fiveinfihioD eccLiangeaiatd ow cropin put nbspapera bu- ot ex- O77OOO aniucome Yonhave bear haveireceivetl rsis FtIOlIN ap- that the thathislaud Iij in- ti or1nolvswidea a cheinistr I brecdinz tr ure lu in a th la few lays intotbe fr Il shrivelathen tr Tt be il li ti i ti hogsand desirin i tr I ii tI restin j1ace ot pc I PPP ti ii a ogs GREEN I I forthe purpnseofgreen plow I I i i a th ttrpos ii I to i I an on I I fe tiatur Is 1 ii St It fir ie Ofahl nor AJ i aeedt as 60X I mt id ar me ti Id lntrirnmlngoffbranchesthey shon id nodes at shall4isfigure th mayreadily boiledpot toes In YI warm ra went i th. i wi my- itVte izhighlfre ornuiended forreliE e- cattle sutferthg ai' derani Ixientol an4i asbkatti iO ide 1tads otfowl drlvecUkh ti' i' 4 l5 r4 1t FMtTtND 1 ro- 1Vcrbenas rsed em uuIlarger flowers anciLmore ofst thau on from a cutti 9o nearly alvaya1 i bed D1akthaotLMeirnw by flitnw ann a os sandy soil.

Trauafat amhpyday1 irw infldepotsJflPnze ci thesoil aril toailon of water. flOaeedowefll odinary gar ded siLtliat bfreefronqany water andveI1dained. Is too mu hcIay by ofiood ashes llinistabte mabreetc thesoitia tooIighwork In chiy muck j. n6ulsobtaInaulcient bodj. iujsig aeoiiedo1e Octo- her slaoprune after e4ratilowering isoretlYhaa roscaire plaMed lIt the apring1lt wilbebetterpoi Wdiglnmnrh raUPPY ass bonG41u3 giano soot etc.

are good tilizera for NWS In e1pilin rnP offormbeaTity olcolor igorand heatthfulneotgrowth ndtfferentcare. Overfeeding mgarehl ts rear Horsesbave andseventeen To shoulders-Rub offwith warmsoapsudsand chafl FLOWIXO. latein tite in INSET receiveletters fl inst. ts mm ril jarring ee mber oneend ury ci th i ese olthe ti rancheawith soap suds wlrvd whenthme as i rvme ate ts ill arasitic t-t i ug a cur nie i al rt-es. i F.

I NOTES. I re I arge I ii he ege I he aiea 0 Pear I ng an to vinecnlture 8 Few A I I I Th I cotd and onl To I sal 0 I Ia I foo and they will be restless without it whe ig osumlfler tiimdWth winter in ilof cow hswltlta thorta ar U. peckofcarTOt8eaCh wakesabea tiful yellow bjr. noz Iowan. cit Wearesometimes aakedwhatis a of by a power Before the steam generally known appli re PUFp0SEIS horses we 5.

used to rtI6ecoal and other heavy bodi lv il- cothparcdth TTat1Te power cf the V. brent and its a as Je4g5 equal toraiaing 113000 pounds to I foot pirminuteOr what Ia di raiso 3oiziids 100 Feet 100 poun en 330 spce 0 wb en be became t. Sr Is- re cbanicaIiparPc5 aDdh1ChI58tlI t-- 13I0MI Gzou9IL riwas. ud Tmmnenz crops of rust proof Oglethcrie ount i f' iv. 4 s4 iThridt 11 oI O5tetborpe ety' Lai pockts thantvbJojsr nanoagenta ar doiug a good bnam- nassIn Cochran.

farmeraarecar ryingofflargeloadsofit. I are belugsown many the sonthernpnntien 31r A ion of Early ofayrup SlOpouiidagroes and 292 net. was Twigga makin cronnine The andthls Gra1ism A The aboutthrough. wlteatsown The nver barleyand is One to Dodgeand Hon. The Ilalicounty se- The The once lu The Brnnwiek imic-elast 4 I More upo mte The er me i fol- r.

rammar gly hich et he t. i anger It UCi natural te nd. et I aIlizel ave a tone' he 1879 I rom ue a I a a al ap- 1 I it leasaumt fordinner. soc a ii a AfLs F. 1 of I upu LordOxiords I toget asightof I fi I let is I pu sbutd have a 1 compelled a oclnC wasgreed 5 servsn I.

5- atwork is gran mlii I. andlhadtopassoutfromwhere wassi atm it thecandles an 5 or I. comof raat a and. an St stooduptOvarInmy one ci better. than hsdonlyOnemOrsbOOktO0PY hi by two alter alL is liii I bad an hour1andwasjust think my workur a 1.

cloee hEn an actually wrzttng my aawalargewbitshandwit1i1nlf00tot a 55 of a somewhat large manwlth isis tiaca to be fire. bending slightlyover thetb I 01 and. sppareiiUyexaaitning tbspile its boka I had been at work mat IW faiewastursed awaylromfliebuthl1 If his cttily entreddiihbmvnbalr his and shaved cheek ibeeyebrow the crr tel tbarlghtiyeLhi sided ths forehes indthe largej bonRe' st-si dressed mnwhaf Ican. only eibeasa thiek corded i7Ikmsth auch nisi aI oeup to lbs thrpaanda Mrrowr1moredgngof aboutiaatluchbmad of utfn o' welvet pervlng up. colLar andttng closew the h1InThe right std which had first attrsete4 myattmntion was clasp- Ingwhbout angreaapvssurrthe left iand botlsban wers.

iii prfeclrepose. and theizrge bluevsinaofulbengbt band were corisplcuon. I vemember thlnkhisglbat tbehandwaa bdof lbeNauonagalterg. iny.yi- Itor forsone auretbalis wssnu a raliIylb9Uiatid cacie odimug upon ul feeiln curiaeitj and a Fog an I felt make a sketch of Uf 5ZU5 a shall it his stayIng 1Cpi ur tha va movedthe this-my It snusbed. ame Idid notdare pointout the firt.

with witelierhe therestole uj- mybedroor I 1 which-but AYIUSESIItNTh. 3 3 ear smudMazurka. 1 is. TIeket of mr 5- I. st I Musicwlll tite5th and.

rgeattJ. 1 smi i t1w gi se tu St th a i ze Walnulieret to asPiesss t' Aaei lu cP ea be Afr IiII8 oi shop le isa it eloekp. landlotNo. 19 1 tl a Alit te. ar NorttsbyEast Uariqetreet South iv Jo titflpsfl TIJhcTY-FOnR IC IS itmee.

Atl a mow be sr tsvated pt siti 5 twomain tes a' th ih ta ttte. ii. Will leave t' cini ho I. 8 Jan Stt2ftb ee a rIIJLT UNTY sa Will te ailer th i co it 1ea1 se ity that4TaCt elts So It nd Cotlinsetrest pattot lly eountyGeorgia sweeTs lolon 1 ft ii. ointed i.

is a inc attorney In Gewgimi or olsale nt to tt 0 mreor less 132 thesotlLheaatcraerO1 SEmt 12 acre orteur. curuerol 1IidlOS I7 antis acresani moreor 1 3t. I bu see thesirveyoftiletn tbeOrdinarysonite a an' I huldeen of a In II- ptaintlffreeldea Sm a mac if amonthfofourmonthspr1ortotbe firstdsys Bythe 1s79. I. 5 itt I octtl-'dlarnlixt C.

pure eeiec- tea R1DGECtQARETT. selecteddaztNcrth Erolina 1 0 I IL. AgvflI sun L' I i Jobbeies or lenM W1b1rdatnsPsee. 0 dlm.ssa War A UATA rllAi. SIINTITUfR ThebflTerm cithia will conimass 01 1 sazBoa1T5e tedc Devlalaneat of' Profr John barb ute iae' ervatisyof Xci Its unIr1i4 TssIls5d Ac5u Vernal.

InstItute Otsantoc Vi deed p. c. 8 4 I mu GRZATIOTa dyflortbemieoi otilg I uloci sJai Eheumaw 8ue1 Gout a Nayou DebflJcy and 11 dlses i i' eu an lmpurtd1doa th bl000os. I 5 me nied aS 1s vsicbi peepa I I UodirestsweUbownthM a vsna noties Ii bet rimilid the resdarstif this ome oft the nocsy of li7ItaTtngabottl. thIiuiai their slack-of fssslly Certlflsmtsu be ted firma A terms LL Dr.

E. Wt5o carrot SalUmoni yaThehunaedjjb of 8cr and other dusesiep with Pugbof Eildmoe me nmmends It to ill pa sufferth with djsesaed ytn Ills mope. Ill rib epsxa seys he toall hi. tiSense A Elrav CODruUti Gordons asYerhss Ram'S ePsdde Xurfr bore. ol ueonstqiaek prep.

ta ediesiasr every package. Show II to sour fti. he specs we yeas timoniIg froze even frees man child 2her JNOPnz1rgycugn a ug Plass a Wholiti aUan 7Och1deowlyvowij TEJLTON A tlanta rest Sec tituspeonstreet nourhnnlred 16. 17. tO F5.

6. In Futtoncounty. ala. auth J. Alsoatthemametlmeand plaeea slit ye tee' si ti lcth 1.

IJ ys. pl th the county ft 92 helloS Iro 1 cry toted plaintIffs sain 1 li A ti Robert to A ls fo eu 14th districtoriglnatlv I nitty iv imaii si 4 more th lu Only favorof lt onpppesl. tot. e. ennui lug ree moreorlew 2 uthwethy ii rt thecity purtof as urt oiSharp tes laIntiffs cite ey.

an tme re 6 ea tan 1r ch I non tte. pro ty el iflt sid ttectiyof AutanaGeorgfa ing de- urd otrs I A ese thence glnnlig helf seremoreor. I tnn to ttsfy A Him favorof rnie rs. nd me ss unty. ine bet" theaontheast byefeitdant 1 sGietidislrtet ease Who is Deafroun of Obtaining the Most for their MONEY I reapeetmufly cell the attention of the public in our freah and elegant invoices of i ARE5 Co.

oger 1 Cutlery l3 1. Pockets IakaJapanese Sets. Lie. A i recenhlyadrsneed own a I EALED attheoneotJu1isa BmwnRoomRrowit ths Tee Utraryltcildtngandthe xcavs1Ionofthelou street. an by I rktnB The right to reject Ubsar t.

1) LOUZO If. I A. O1 ELI a BusinessSuitS to order Cheaper Shea. they bOiIht I47flIft. I LESSTHAMEW YORKCfJST ie examine pri xs us Sti a 3 GrocCommiaiuMercbant sr OatV Plewr flaat.

ISeal WIU4 Cwaery ad Wt 1 swa Prodar. 1 a516WEar MITCHELTMm Conelgimente oileftel SaiWacticu guessaleel i 1 Tale st eeoI1 tne2tC' raATTORNKY AT lAW v- I TORNET Lbflectionj sndtbinse aw i xvsxsryjr 73 crxzswa5 BFIL4ISO demo top sxsl MILTON a CANDLKL- WM5Tfl0MZ4 DLZa THOXSON. AT Riox Walletreet Markbaat a. a. aixx a.

josu maer aaJ ATLANflOA the l7Sdeeie.dtf E2TIS AT OR1TZY8 Qisirthoflito E1D Aft0B1EKT 449 sep27 dftm GZORGIA. 5. KAi5. ITI.LLYEg naia. ATIORJSTYS A LAW Ov Wo.

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Marh 1' Sale. li SHOES hATS AP SADDLUIT HABDWAEEL FLTINSIIINU GOODS Etc. Ek. AT AUCTION. TUESDAY 10th INSTANT.

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