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GEORGIA GOSSIP. 0HORT TALKS WITH ThR SCRIBES OF ThE COUNTY PRESS. ShooUrg Into Tr lQ Co too crlp a it Oil ten- Itrr 83 pf In Co urn but A 1' v. Chorea in Koiw ll OUitrbrws uii tjlat of WA uiy in jail. This is tit thi visit he has made to this popular re ort wiu in the lost two vears Two years 1 i mi colored.

Lat jeartie tat uoter utjro auJafewJavs ago ht beat his wilc se with an ax handle she had been oufc ed on tire weeks before he gave her this mi ful btauug mine couuty line is sua run btlwtta Twiggsand Jones counties A Christian thurcl has been foru id in wel. Mr. Samuel Suite of Big treek district For. ythcounU who was adjudged a lu i u. in ep temler last and sent the asylum at Mi ledkt villa died there on uuday the th inst.

Ow last Moudtl Dr. 1 ur toot a tumor from toe houlder of a mule btloi 1 ig to Deputy Sheriff WetJb that fixht 1 four pounds. It was located on the lower point of the shoulder and to cut it out. au lucilou Lad to De wadesit iuehee tong. Marietta Journal cattle time en tl section the rage I uo Umil evtrjlhi ciu en had a tine bull of came BO vinous that lh the Jersey eat- nt Ju ed into tc seems to have obb uuty rj KL whi be.

am 1 turn Atlanta coo sold him lornii dollars tour 1111 tattle dekrs the Aiew dr iltrtafur NO totsb co young men vi lld Atlanta wi a it to buy some Jersey Tney were fh this bull 8 a thoroughbred Jersey and actually aid 5 for him. itteydrove hUll home. au 1 miassiuga farmers hou. In obi he cause i ull ntok the bull as the iihthalx 1 run dot- la Ihesoungt eiit back to Itlauu and trie 1 to get th veuuir I take ba the bu 1 tl grounds tl mtirepresentatiou. bi lhe would dolt.

itltr Herald A very sad 11 fort in oc curred to Master Jt agtd about tern years a 0 Mr. and Mrs. Ii. Batemati of this to a Tuesday the Ji inst. lie was left ra few wiuutlsin charge of au tiglity saw cm whithwa- prated by water.

oon alter beiiiftUfi alone itn 1 is little brother thegiu be dme clogged at i. thtotton tljde in attempting to raise the breastof th gin found that it was too 1 aw fur nod tailed fur the assist- Dce his little brother and its their effort to the feet of the former slipped under the gin by the giving way of the cotton seed. and the saws taught the clothing at is right knee anc drew his leg to the saws. and all the clothing skin and flesh ere luerallj torn from the leg from the knee to the foot. Just at that moment the saws caught the pants at the ee of his left leg bu owing to the impediment already brought to bear on the whirl ng of the saws thecluthing the left leg stopIse i the gin at once.

The first colored jurors err sworn la Sumter su P' rior court were lbert Heal and Janice Ellis las Monday morning. The Republican Both re industrious and upright citizens aiidif more 0 their race were like them tie country would be better font The large sawmill and shingle machine in Heard coun ty owned by Miler and Atnis was destroyed by fire Saturday night about is clock The lire is supposed to have Origitialed om the ei gin Tl er were burned about twenty live thousand feel lumber together with several thousand shingles. Ihelcsils estimated at fifteen hundred dollars. No insurance. Dooly Vindicator We observed app blooms an at.

pie tree on Colonel Tooles premises last week anti we hear of other instances of the kind in this vicinity. If the warm weather continues lo we may tihd a second crop of apples on the trees. Columbus has CU gettn rid of the gallery rioters. i he Sun says the police placed tho who attended ate opera the other night utideroHiga lions To for the prompt manner in which they put a sup 0 the mpmg arid rowdying the gallery The cc it of. the poll in this instance is to tee tommei No ill mannered person has any right lo ao the perahousk and annoy decent pe plewhtg out tu evening en ertamment If people taj 11118.

themselves inside the opera. house the pol n. hou see that they getouude where thy 1 plenty of room to carry on their rowdy McDuthe county court has been trying ilkga voters. Henr Kendrick colored was up or 1 le gal voting and for larceny. To the first charge he- plead guilty and as fined 51 and cost amounting to abtutS 01 or sis moatlison the chamgang On thestfo he wat tried and convicted and sen- tei el to ayatueof J2D and costs oserve s-n ULI or the chains g.

Thomas Morris white charged with i igi Jng demanded a jury au plead tot guilty. TV jury found a verdict guilt and the rn irt 1 him 8 3 and costs or nine months on the chef ga MtDime Joar ja Mcr itv ttiehtof this week Mr. Wm John GJ this place when lee retired to bed plac i hi oths on a chair near him and ole watt 1 0 th Loreau During the night a thief tntercd the room by an open window an earn off the it and the clothes. In the ves pockets were six doll rain money a pocket knife and several kev 11 watch is silver with a silver guard chtin. Over 000bilesf cotton have been received a Dalton so far uus ason Gurney is shipping large quantities eggs cl itken apples dried fruit etc.

to the Dalton market. Patton hen four livery tables Dalton fit ZT A fewdajsagoas the Western and Ulanu saenger tram was passing through a de cut a ft miles above Dalton neltra man fir lashoti to the gentlemen's car. The glass was Sitattitel and scattered all over the ear an several cr oi were slightly cut. The bullet was fired from a large rifle and the ball was buried in the ackofnseat but a few inches of a geolle- 8 shouttier The train was running very P- idly a the me and before the train could stopped the scoundrel had escaped. The de for mayor and councilmen In Car- rullton rtsi Ited in the selection of Gaston fo may or and Long A I pshaw Mabr and 1 Gardner for councIlmen Several persons were sentence i to lh penlten.

tiaryat Carroll superior eourt George Cook two years and six months. for murder Josey Reese one tar for burglary ill slaughter twelve years for a with intent to rape. Kewuan Herald The picture of this little nm year old boy who was stolen from his home in Alabam about two months or more ago is now fo MI tSr A. Lyndons 8 drug store. It is through the klJdnes8 of Mrs.

Carrie Dennis that these pic lures have been taken and put on. sale. Her ob. ice to to rai money enough to send this little boy who suffered so many hardships at the hands of Ogletree the kidnapper. to school.

The little How has never seen toe Inside of a. school room. Those of us who have seen him know him to capable of receiving instruction and. therefore uld go at once and pay twenty five cent for hi picture. lilaesvilie Gazette Tithe puUic schools Tatnall county under the superintendence of th efficient county school commissioner Hon.

John Hujhey presents a good showing. Messrs. 8 Linier Tot tie Godbee it. A Giles an bikes constitute the board of education and they have done all they could to make the sys tem efficient as possible. There are schools now in operation of which 58 are white and 12 co ored.

There is an Increase in the number of female teachers there being 2o no under contract Th amount paid per scholar last year wu tl 2o and i is probable that this year it will greater. Appleton's teries of text books ar used and while we say nothing against these books It would be best it there could be greater uniformity of boots In this section. nocls that are on the line between Liberty and Tatnat have two sets of books. and this is a great trouble to both teacher and pupil. This change of text books Is a prolific source 01 trouble and expense to th patrons the teachers and the school officials.

friends of the public eel ool system of Georgia wan to do something of incalculable benefit to the edu- catioual interests of Georgia. let them raise th onorey organize a company employ Georgia teach- ere to write a series of text books and have th whole thing from alpha to omega a Georgia concern A STURGEON STORY. Th Adret Fllber. of sull he lluiger dLJfc Vcapln4 From the Dublin The following story of the adventures of an old sturgeon fisher is couched for and told our reporter by two very reliable gentlemen of this county. The time of the story goes back over two years and the scene was a Skull shoals not many miles above the ferry at Dublin.

The name of the old gentleman who by the way nearly lost lili life by. hunger and starvation was named Piercs BelL Bell had been siDg hand with good success. On one night he caught as many as thirteen of the monster flub of. which the Oconee river abounds and the thirteen aggregated pounds seventeen hundred and thirty seven. Near these shoals the fish come out in the si allow water to wallow Ben spied one of these resting in one of these shallow tn ins resting by the rocks and it bethought- him to apt roach as gently as po sil le and when near enough to leap upt the sleei monster i ush his hands through his gills and then secure his game.

1 ut when the leap was ma le an 1 his rij secure the sturgeon took it a signal fur rea Ij and darted out into the rut down down down tile went until Jkll hall about rneup andthelish come to the surface. and ave his enemy a chance to catch his breath but time was carcel given efi re under lie wenta secondume upstream until the turgeon run its head between two rocks an 1 cl isped the gills by the sides of the rocks. that pour Bells hands were eecurely' stanl then ten thousan 1 though ts btgan to esent tleiua of escape. but none of hen proved frirttfnl. The fish would have Ut lrav from the ice like halter but he ent mt jit with such force that escape was ii sible.

Bell was not rescued until ly mere i chance some after and in an almost fttttsiied condition. He had eaten a hole in the sturgeons back as as a man hat 11 1 ad water to drink and had thus eked ut a subsistence. The sturgeon as II matter cuur had died in the meantime. 11 gentltu en ho vouch for this story link thisoccurence originated the pictureand a the lone fisherman but he her it be rue or whether this occurrence was the ngin we cannot av and will leave our fair unded reader to arrive a his conclusion. he men are tri thful and that is all we tan vouch for.

DEER HUNTING IN TWIOGS. he Deer killed by II 11 ow With II Shoxr by" KI road lUnd the Haw kiniulle News Mr John Daly. Jr. writes the particulars of the killing of a deer near Buzzard oost in Twirgs counu one day last week under very singular circumstances. Mr.

Dal 3 the foreman of gang No on the Last Tennessee rginia and Georgia railruad. On Tuesday of last week Mr. alj had his gang at work on the railroad. A party of hunters n. about JefleraonMlle were deer hunting the same in what i xiiown as Tarycrs swamp.

The dogs started a deer which left the swamp and took its course towards the railroad. Mr Dal discovered the deer and decided that it was coming directly toward his gang. He told tl neroes to get Lack in the bushes and told them to kill the deer with their shovels if it came near enough to them. The dogs ere it least a quarter of a mile away. The deer carne right down the ditch and the first negro it came to struck at it with' his shovel bteaking both of its hind legs.

One of the hunters was near enough to hear the deer cry when it was caught by the railroad gang. He carne up anti claimed the deer according to the laws of hunting as he stated. Mr. Dally at once gave up the game after a promise that he and his gang should have a share but up to last accounts the Jefferson ville hunters had not divided. think Mr.

Day was entitled to some of that venison and we le here that if the uestion were left to a committee of old hunters such as Major eke Vimberly of Houston Thiletus Do ter of Vti cos and Dr. Clark of Texas. they would decide that the onville hunters di 1 not act enerously toward MI. Dal and gang No. A Turkey Hunters Adventure in Wll ox from the HtlwtinsiIle yews.

I I iuthe while hunting turkeys in Wil- cox CliUnty had a strange adventure which is worth prmtf if He left home before daybreak and just a it was light enought to see an obje ta few yards he entered the swamp where he knew the turkeys had a roosting place. He seated himself at the root of a large tree. and in a few minutes De saw the of turkeys playing on the ground as they usually do when they leave their roost. Mr. Dutlie laid his gun across a small log and began taking sight when he noticed that the log either moved or his gun slipped.

He readjusted the gun' across the log and again took aim when the log again moved. This excited him and he forgot the turkeys and began to wonder what could be the matter. On further investigation he was almost paral zed with fear at finding that what he supposed was a log on which he lad rested his gun was nothing more than a huge gopher snake. The reptile was about thirt eieht feet long in the imagination of Durhe and although the gopher snake was never known to attacks a man with. out bein wounded or disturbed Mr.

Dufhe thought it best to leave the swamp and he did SQ shall probably hear something more from this monster reptile. Strange Case in Tatnall Court From the- ifinesrille Gazette. There was one strange case brought before the court which seemed to puzzle both bench and bar. A negro. who was deaf and dumb was auaignedfor for vagrancy.

He was illiterate and knew nothing of the deaf and dumb alphabet and could oni be imperfectly under- Etood by signs There was no wa by which the nature of the offense charged could be communicated to him. I Under our law could a man be convicted of a crime without a chance to defend himself And et there is no doubt but what this route is a perfect nui sauce to the Community. An effort was made under the direction of the judge to get some mats who would take care of him to go on his bond and take him out of jail but we do not know with what Ohosti Walking Around. From the Sumter Republican. Monday night about nine o'clock a young married lad was passing the cemeter with a colored woman as guard going from her lioi le to a.

neighbors when she heard a ter. rible groan from among' the graves. Both the women were badi scared when the breeze swayed the evergreens around the towering- monuments and revealed their white forms in the moonlight. they took them for ghosts. and ran for dear life near terrified to death.

After the young lad got to the house she was spell bound for it was fully ten minutes before she could tell that a lot of ghosts were promenading in the cemetery. A Narrow Escape. From the Dooly Vindicator. A few days since while Mr. Penny our efficient clerk of the superior court was returning from a squirrel hunt in the river swamp near Drayton about dust he stepped astride a huge rattlesnake his foot just miss ing it Mr.

Penny quickly dispatched him. His snakeship was five or six feet in length and sported thirteen rattles which were am. putated and brought home as a memento of the event. Moral Is ever go in a swamp without a sufficient quantity of snake poison. The Bottle la the Closet.

Some sly old fellows have a habit of keeping their brandy bottle under lock and key where nobody but themselves can get at it. The think nobody knows how often they go to it but a red nose sometimes tells the tale louder than words can speak it. The bottle in the closet if it contain brandy is very mischievous. But a bottle in the closet full Of Perry- Davis a Pain Killer. is just what no family can afford to be without.

The man who hugged an awful secret to his breast wore a false shirt bosom. Off jvnn Ki Rer W. Waldrop says Brown Iron Bitters greatly relieved me of general debility and indigestion. The pamphlet decisions of the supreme court of Georgia for February term lass Is now reedy. For sale at the business office nt Ttea CossrrrtmoH Parties who have ordered will recelvethe copies ox dered by mail.

GEORGIA BY THE HAPPENINGS OF A DAY CAUGHT BY. LIGHTNING A Bid Staff of ffsfrs on the Line of Qwlcne nd Walton Coantlei an Amelia on Trial a EaI A Qinhoute Burned Docgterty CO Important Case. Etc. uial to The Constitution. iTHitRT October 13 The proprietors of the factory at tl is lace have closed a trade or more machinery by which their capacity will be nearly doubled.

By inte ligent und careful management this enterprise as roven successful beyond tile expectations of i i most sanguine friends. All materials ru de are eol 1 to two ortb ee northern houses before thej art manufactured Albany. teorgla. Special to The Constitution. ALB.

October 1G The gin house of alter" about three miles from town as burned las- night with fifteen bales cotton cotton seed and other produce Supposed to be incendiary as it occurred between nine and ten dork blle tounfy Georgia. A WlLi. si STAIN EH Special to The Consutut ou October IS. An itnortant case was adjudicated last week in bite sur court. John Lagan a testator in ii a last will and testament beqneated to his wife only 3 OuO out of his estate appraised at 0 000 and she roceeded to set aside time 11 The will was sustained.

Athens. Georgia. SALE OF PROPERTY. Special to The Constitution. ATHENA October 13 The sorsey property" wilt be sold next month.

The contributions to the Orphans 9 house" total amount collected will amount to several 1 dollars. hey. Sam Jones leaves to- da for his hone A FEVOLOTIONAjn RiLlt' R. Henry of Dauielssille has a fine gold watch that was taken from the bo Iv of a British soldier in the revolutionary war. Columbus Georgia.

DEAD. Special to The Constitution. LoLiMBr October 15 Mrs Emily hittlese re ict of the late Dr. H. Whittlesey died at the residence of her brother Dr.

Schley in this cit to da She was a daughter of the lamented Phillip Sehlef Vt Shipp Sr. father of Hon. E. D. Shipp.

is reported ver low at his lome in Gussets Chattahoochee county. Myer Lorn of fort Mitchell Alabama had us pocket picked in Gtrard this morning of tire dollars. No clue to the light fingered rascal. Birmingham Alabama. A HANDSOME FOUNTAIN.

Special to The Constitution BIRMINGHAM Oct. her 1" L. Hudgins pres dent of Citizens bank Las just had built at his own expense a handsome fountain at intersection of 1 lib. street and 2J avenue and presented it to time city. Its cost was 1 500 Merchants are getting anxious for the rolling mill totart up again as- its payroll when in operation was uGO per ween.

Managers say they ill not start up again un. ill there i improvement in the iron trade. THE CONSTITUTION is becoming very popular here and the people are only awaiting for the completion on of the Georgia I acinc railroad to give it a cordial reception when they can get it on the morning of ubbcation Rome Georgia. A rrctmtAa SUIT. special to The Constitution.

ROME October 18 The superior court was engaged to da in the trial of the state vs. D. Morris for per Jury. The defendant is charged with testifying to his sister insanity and causing her to be sent to an asylum when in fact she was perfertly sane. The motive assigned by the prosecution is that Morris desired to obtain possession of his sister 3 property.

The do- Een lant insists that his sister was insane and bitterly denies any unworthy motive. Morris a well to do farmer about sixty ears old. The case excites much interest. especially its the community where the parties live. and the result is awaited with interest.

MAPPIAIE iss Evelyn Lovelace was married to night to Prank Cox. Other marriages follow sooct. Rev. ilson rector of the Episcopal church is seriously ill. Savannah.

Georgia IN PANCEP or DEATH. Special to The Constitution AV October 1 Thomas Kenny who was so badly cut by James McGawSun day night is in a critical condition. The cut in the neck i considered most serious and there are apprehension of recovery. Since he was cut 1 has taken no nourishment and is growing weaker. A.

man named John Conley tried to cut Darner McDonald blacksmith at the Central railroad. He was arrested before any damage was done. A tflARl TRICK. A colored bo ten years old went to a lady's house and said that he had a box that came by express and the charges were two dollars and fifty cents. They lady gave the boy the money thinking it was all right.

When the box was opened it was found to contain bricks and paper. The negro was afterwards arrested The nards fair additional contributions 19 total Mi. 3 Fort Gaines Georgia. A HORRIBLE TRAGEDY. Special to The Constitution.

FOTT VINES October 13 A startling tragedy occurred three miles east of thlr place yesterday evening about sundown. The cir cumstauces were as follows Mr. B. A. Jester was going ft his home on horseback when he was met in the road by Mr.

B. F. Hudspeth. There has existed a feud between them for some time and the quarrel was renewed on this occasion Hudspeth seized a piece of fence rail and struck Jester when the tatter sprang from his hor and stabbed his assailant to the heart. Hudupeth then drew a pis tol and fired two shots one of which struck Jester in the forehead the ball ranging under the skin to the back of the head.

Jester gain closed with him and stabbed him in the right breast when Hudspeth fell and almost mime diatey expired. Jester has" not been arrested Eulania Alabama. AN ASSASSIN ON TOtAL. Special to The Constitution. EIF CLA October l- The preliminary trial of TV ard for the assassination of Jacob Palmer in Dale county a couple of weeks ago has ended and Ward was denied bail and is committed to jail.

The evidence is largely circumstantial but 13 said to be strong. AN UVGRATEFIL AFRlCAS. The incendiary who burned the residence of Mr. John Davis near Glennville proves to be a negro man about ears old who has been with Mr. Davis about twelve years and had been greatly favored by him even to the extent of giving him money to go to college on.

The roan confes ed the whole transaction and gave his reasons for burning the place. His purpose was to plunder and to get revenge for some fancied wrong Mr. D. had done him a most wanton act for John Davis was a. kind and just employer.

The negro Mose Williams has been committed to jail being unable to give bond. Tus moire rSFASIBi The Eulauia Light Infantry are putting themselves in fine trim for the contest for the 500 premium offered by the Eufaula fair association for the beat drilled military corn. panyv Premium to be awarded it the fair beginning NovemDer 13th. Lawrene ille Georgia. A REIGN OF TERROR.

Special to the. Constitution LAWRL ILJE October IS This town has jut heard of a series of acts committed on the line of Gwmnnett and Walton counties by four omen which challenges human credence. On last Saturday night John StrouJ. James Tanner Chas Buck hanan and Ed. Thomson bought from Arch.

Tanner gallon anti a htIf of whisky. Phi- beuns the chapter. They went to Mat. 1 01 ters etlled 1 him out and told him they valise to kin 1 in Seeing this mol drunk and with pistols in their hands. he with Irew one into liou barred the front door and ran ut at his hack door.

Thinking he was in they cut down the door with an as went in and begums to tear up an 1 cut down things nenera ly The man bed was cut into Ingmenls his tal le and cooking wear were broke into i lece" his bed clothes tore into rags a churn of milk thrown all over his wife's cloihe and everything turned upside own. THey then left and went to a Mr. Thompson whom the met at the ate They asked him did he have a daughter using the yulgarest epithets language ail' to express their lusts. The man took to his heels at once and the crowd followed him. In the meantime his ife and daughters hearing the noise and- demands made quick flight the wife having been shot at just as she ppe 1 into the yard.

the bill lodging the door. The inmates ha ing tied the crowd entered the house an 1 repeated what i ad been dune at Mr. 1 oister house. They then roceeded to time Hardy Bonny field place. near Windsor in Walton and there made the saute demand in the same vulgar indecent manner.

At this place they found mote men than women and themselves were run oil Thus oiled for once the curtain strops on the nights work. Tile passiorsof the communit then outraged and trampled i upon are itmtlaused to an im patient extent. Tire crowd however is yet unarrested. They are nestled at the hea 1 of pone near Windsor well armed an 1 have friends ho act as informers an 1 spies to notify them of any demon tratiuti act or approach of the people. Warrant have been issue 1 again every one and the officers of alton are tire paring for the arrests.

They sav they defy anvoneto attempt to arrest them. Citizens of Monroe lave rai 1 a purse of one hundred dollars to be given the posse that make the arrests. Nothing was carried aw a front either of the premises. Their omsiy object i seems was to satif the desire and cravings depraved and degraded humanity Ninetj 3 ears in the penitentiary for such won slightly expiate their attempts. tt LTEI RO Cobnel smpbel Says mem' er of my family used Brown' Iron Bitters with eoo 1 results.

IS UNFAILING AM Et Fits Si i railing Sitku Convulsions St. tUB Dance Alcoholism Opium Eating Seminal Weakness Impotency Syphilis Scrofula and all Nervous and Blood Diseases. JoClere men Lawyers Literary Men Merchants Bankers Lsmdivs and all whose tmjown nt causes Nervous Prostration lrremrsmiarities of the blood stomach bowels or ki Inpv or who require a nerve tonic appetizer or stiuIent Sanantan her- in is invaluable. Jt THEIGREflT wonderful lnvftor ant that ever sustained a sinking system. 150 atDrajrT ts TheDS.

A RICHMOND MEDICAL CO. Sole Pro prietors St. Joseph Mo. For testimonials and clrcjlars send stamp. Chas.

Crittenton Agent ew York. rail CONQUEROR M. C. BA KCOM NO. 90 EWOIT ST.

COALANDWOOD Bring or Telephone rr Orders for COAL CREEK POPLAR CREEK JELLICO MOUNTAIN GLEN MARY and ANTHRACITE COAL. Oak Hickory and Tine Wool in any length de- aired. I have as everybody knows the best jan11- ties for doing a. first class I oal and ood business in Atlanta a if favored with ever so Errall an order. will fill promptly an' wwreclaw it.

RP M. c. Trains daily Sundays excepted all trains make close connection at Lula for passenger train on Air- Line railroad both east and west. lose connection in Atlanta for all points south southwest and west. Tickets on sale at Athens for alt points.

H. R. BERNARD. Superintenden MERCESSLAUGHTEB T. A.

CHEMISTS HAVE ALWAYS FOUND 1 The Most Perfect Made. ft PURE FRUIT fiCID BAKING POWDER. There is none stronger. None so pure and wholesome. Cor taws no Alum or.

Ammonia. Has been used for years in a million homes. Its great strength mates it the cheapest. Its perfect purity the healthiest. In the family loaf most delicious.

Prove it by the only true test. THE TEST OF THE OVENS MAMTFACTtSZD BY STEELE PRICE Chicago 121 andSt Louis Mo. BinufoctDrerKifLiipnlliiYtut Gas Its. Price Spedll Torli8 Kitr tt nd I Prices taiga Pntaa WE MAKE NO SECOND GRADE COOPS. SUPPLIES.

Stove Pipe Sheet Pan Iron Cold Rolled Iron Galvanized Sheet MALLETS SOLDERS RIVETS HAMMERS. Bar Lead Antimony Tin The loest prices always on seasonable W. B. BELKNAP CO. Louisville STRONG'S PECTORAL PILLS A URZ IE1uDY FOR COLDS AND RHEUMATISM.

Ensure appetite rood dtgeetfonregntaett of th bows A pr clon boon to delicate fe mole oothn nd brao ng the oerroiu tfttemttuA ciTifig vigor Mm ealth in every fibre of th Dodj Sota otf Issswqia. or TxmiarB Almanacs soc. sddr. C. y5 SHiLL A CO.

Box 5150. Xew irJrfc mHE CALTGRAPH JA PEHFBCT writing machine AT LAST Weight tea pounds Short Had Studio 44 Marietta. Short Hand practical taught legal ani other papers CCHI tely copied on Call- rrtph. Tewksbory Cromelln 8t rraphen A Gtnttu Soathcra Azenti. W.

S. WILSON CO. Office lao thPrjorM near Union Depot. Coot and LumtJer Yard Barlow street. WE KEEP OX HAND LARGE STOCK OF Lurnbtr I Rth vbingles etc.

a Glen Mary val Creek. Authraci arid other coals. Lowest pnte polite atteiiti pronpt delivery satisfaction guaranteed. Orders received by telephone KELLY ROSSER CO. Successors to Kelly Tread well A Co.

COTTON FACTORS COMMISSION MERCHANTS Wesre prepared to male liberal advances on Cotton in store or in transit I rees as low as any In the city Best of i tf sn in the tug and jelling of cotton by a nnmber of the firm who UMexpertinKELLYROSSEECO MICROSCOPES TELESCOPES FIELD CLASSES MAGIC LANTERNS BAROMETERS THERMOMETERS. DRAWING INSTRUMENTS PHILOSOPHICAL All IStMtCAL APPARATUS geld tor ll i 4CTf i of our to CaUlofin QUEEN ACO Ottticiaitt PHILADELPHIA 01 lot ALDERMAN. are authorized to announce BROTH. ERTOX as a candidate for alderman at large at the coming municipal election. trr.s September 29 1883 CSTOCKDELL is hereby announced as a candidate for alderman at large at the ensuing city election.

For T. MAYSON. at the solicita lion of many citizens has consented to become a candidate for councilman from the First Ward at the ensuing election Decembers 1881. MANY CITIZENS FOR COUNCILMAN. The many friends of Sir Wm' 30.

Mlckelberry respectfully announce him as a. candidate for coon- oilman from the Fourth ward at the ensuing tlec Uon Vi Wednesday December 5th 1683 We are authorized to announce the name of CHARLEI TYLER of the fifth ward asacandi date for councilman. Election in December next. are authorized to announce JEROME 85. Me AFEE as a candidate for councilman from the First Ward at the ensuing municipal election.

The friends of C. SMITH announce him as a andidate for councilman fronts the Second ward MR. MAX KUTZ through the solicitation of his Wends announces himself candidate for council man from the Second ward at ensuing election Wednesday December 1883. For Councilman from Fifth Ward JAMES COLLINS. Election Wednesday Decembers 1883 For Councilman Third Ward.

The many Iiiendsof Mr. WHEELER MANGUM respectfully announce bun as a candidate for Councilman- from the Third Ward. Election Wednesday Decembe 5th. The friends of RICHMOND announce his name as a candidate for council haul the let ward at the next ensuing election in December. 8 LESTER at the solicitation of many out- zens has consented to become a candidate for councilman for the 5th ward at the ensuing den.

lion. MAwT EASIEST Cmztsa. ST. LOU IS. The arpes Crsick manufacturers in the World.

Capacity 400 Barrels or Floor i to Craskes a Daily. AOURWDAEYRS THE FAfiBOT BRAND Ril LVVTON CIViL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR Office 15 East Alabama Street. Surveys and plats of al estate measurements of excavation calculations of water power. pans and specifications for the construction of county roads bridges etc. etc.

References Col. L. I' Grant Ma Campbell Wallace Capt. I Sage tot. John.

Grant Richard Peters Esq Wilkins Post Co. EDMUND ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT i 63 Whitehall Street over bob imann Drug Store HUMPHRIES I. NOBM1S HUMPHRIES ORMAN ArwCHITLCTS Veachtreoatrp Atlanta. Rt CO. PHILADELPHIA PA.

ATLAS POWDER- HIGH POWELL A sent fl Cor. Broad and Ambimasts Atlanta Ga. A LEX SMITH ATTORNEY 4T LAW Mi Whitehall street Room 1 Office with B. sbboti. 3m BtcoYLEs.

JALCOM JOHNSTON iLES A JOINSJOS. ATTORNEYS TLAW siouth Broad Street Rooms and 8 Atlanta a 1 Practice in all the courts. State and Federal. LJAMltL KNhTl is AT LAW ID South Broad street Atlanta Ga. VV 111 practice In alt the courts.

Collections at points througtsoat the state. AS. MAYSON I ATTORNEY AT LAW 40 Marietta street Room 4 ABBOTT AlfORNFi AT LAW nffioo e. hitehallStree ATLANTA GA A COX HAuonl COX QAMMONU SucceBsors of W. E.

Hammond AT LAW AND Soutrroas n. CRA1SCUY 2531 Whitehall street Atlanta Ga. LOriSW THOMAS EYH TtCEOR rnHOilASi TUCKER 1. A OR EY9 AT LAW. Office over Atlanta National Bank 15 East Ala ham street Atlanta Georgia.

practice In all Courts Stats and Federal. B' RABTISS. liX Peachtree street Atlanta Ga. ATTOE SY AT LAW lll appear In causes in the State and U. 8 Courts except where United States government is a party.

Othce Rooms Called States Attorney Marietta Street Atlanta Ga. HW HAM Attorney at Law and Real ESJ Agent and Dealer Gainesville Ga. TrF ye neaborn WrighI WfilGMT ATTOESET3 Al- LA MEDICAL CAKite 3 HICKIS D. oftceand residence No. 17 hours 8 10 a m.

3 5pm Wheat street Office DtB 5 5' A Is HOTMK3 Dawn sMacon 6eor i if sobllahers of Den Lnmminnry. tieiiaeoadaatal DJeniaaU dental roods. Southern Sanitarium. rnHIS INSTITUtlON FO i KiOWN AJL the ATLANTA HEALTn V0 fiTDTE WATEB CURE Is universally ad wledged to be th moat complete and tbor hly rational and sclen" tine establisllment for tbt treatment of the sick in the southern states. The following are a few of tn many remedial agencies emrloyed in addition the usual approved remedies Time celebl TfflERMOELtCRTICBATH lMlit ED TURKISH.

FULL ELECTRIC RUSSIAN 4N VAPOR and some twent tfie ent kin ds of WATER BATHS. SWEDISH MOVEMENT by machinery andmanti operation by trained manipulators Massage treat- meut. etc. etc. Special attention given to the treatment of DISEASES peculiar to INVALID LADIES also DYS- fEPSIAL NEURALGIA RHEUMATISM DISEASES of the KIDNEYS LIVER and BOWELS EYE EAR NOSE.

THROAT and LUNGS. Chronic diseases of both sexes have been readily and permanently cured at this Institution. Address 0 ROBERTSON WcDnnouzb street. Allan at THE STATE FAIR RICHMOND VA. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER lilT.

and Continuing Three- Days 10000 IN PREMIUMS DISTRIBUTED. Including 2 000 as Prizes for the rand Military Competitive Drill to be Contended for by the vari sue Military Companies of several states. The Governors Horse Guard. of Atlanta are invited as an escort to General fl Wlckhatn and will be on hand. here will also be some splendid RUNNING AND TROTTING' RACES.

EACH DAY THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE. ill sell Tickets Atlanta to Richmond at the cheap rate of one limited fare OR 1650 THE ROUND TRIP. Tickets on sate October SlIts 30th and Slat Qood to Return on or before November 7 1885 To Military Companies in Uniform We will sell tickets at the very low rate of 811 for the Round Trip. SOLID TRAE 3 ATLANTA TO RICHMOND WITHOUT CHANGE. 30.

SLAUGHTER- W. CHEAI1S G. A Richmond Va. 6 W. P.

A. Aflanta N. FOWLER ACCTIONEEB. EXECUTORS SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. VIRTUE OF AN ORDER FROM THE COrjRT AJ of ordinary of Fulton county Georgia.

I will sell at public outcry at the late residence of Peter Bsirron deceased corner of Boulevard and Foster streets Saturday morning. October 20th. 1883. commencing at clock the personal property In and on said premises consisting of household anti kitchen tnrnitnre Honors lumber brick. etc.

etc. Terms casts. JOHN U. JAMES. Executor.

Ji7 JJ. po oj .7..0 GEORGIAGOSSIPI ORT 5otoo boln In laual1 Carroll County COUIOtS- 5hooUcloo II Dit. Gall r7 COumbuI ton.eJl-OtlJu 1' in SU1it ul IJOW third witlJ. years. Tw al" he cni tr IIc ro awl a few jay handle Ii re re tiumrrifu1 bc" ng.

8 tv lie Twigg8 and formed Ro D. Bi lr d. yth COUllt turiie Sep- lIillede SUllday I' y. tJdouitg wd cUllt rinue th 1. cat teeis indueed tieLs clio lo et0k limitnr biIJ is cr.

A county citizen hd or lluY rtesck whkh they I hi ior I dui to llr lllRt A few till rtaftvr too CobtJ i wtlt ew Jt shown JeTh lIu 1 laid 1 5 1 hey droc aud in pasting II Cobb out flf g. 8 one he had 11 fll tsn lam. The young ttiu went A trieltlo the back on the mireprt Cllttiull but they do it. ctr er le tu lY Je SIl gJli.J r. II N.

th county in 1I tssr a saw gin which WI I rated I being left with hlslittle the gin became one itst with ottua. brCd. of the in J' him. ll of 1 ni et rIDer Lis and sa W. were ram kttee but whirlng of stoppel Ul su.

J8IIl Ellislastf IUd ustrious prigh ci zens and for it. CouDlyowned o'clock. or from engine. There ve of s. The 1 5 is apple blooms on lli.

log getting The th le Jns to cu nc police rommended t. to people wh gil fm evenings entertainment. Olce shuud get outside It a levo carryon or b1el tree nand costamountiug ab ut SO mo th5 on the Sl Olld Wt con icted fenced lay a Ii ue of 5 or serve orlhechjng illegal vodttg and Th of court 2. chahgag. Juurttt.

UsMorthy nigbtofbj H. lohusos If placed watch LLJrt LJ' 2 tho ea ee Wi dili pocketswere TS in keys. 1 he 1000 lef If at sason. COoll lr of chickens ap les itil few days ago as A tlan l' p. few a tlrlli shot isto and sev rai erfOlS cu t.

ack seat mans shou Ider. rap- idl at time. be sco ndrel rillu rrsutthd J. for mll. T.

L. C. A. T. A.

Mabry F. r-dner Sen rlll sen ncetl the liarr at 6x jt ir or Will lnO a I i tf hi i 1fae ou mon ths for lRc blJr 1. nnls le pie' tur 8 i or sn rJ hi sn fellow be cBp ble rece ling btuld twenty his of the fUJi Pi gwdG fe nSci J. P. R.

ys 18 70 col. contr ct The 1225. it be tWto ri ln a bth Schools theline rso ilir eChaa fCrs 8 the Yw a coclP it Od11vtff omega" Tbs 4Y8. 5bu1i D. oller Life fi torr the at i Bkullsboals rv dPi Mt ll these in ounds ear shall basins approach possilsie.

upon sleeping lush lut mae and grip 0r read- rivir un Iii ive up an the ti to' scarcely before s. secan time up stream aI1llclasped fa51 3ni th ll pre ent thew withdrawn vice went into it wi th iIl1J days in- to Jig titans and had out sub istcnce. a of e. in The wLoyollch think this occurence picture and saying. whether true I origin.

say willleae The truthful The llow UUrolid Print Hawklmille r. T. writesu" thepartic- 1 county. Ialy is for man gang :3 railr. d.

fr laly atwork I rum efter onYllle I sallie. day IS I known The' rDaly the em were r. hun ters We r. en titled the Wim berl Doster Wilcox did Daly gang o. j.

WI1jox ews. L. Dulliewbie unty recently is prinlfreg. day reak as object a in mlnu tes lr. ok in paralyzed thirty-eight in imagi- wi tho being rr.

ft o. We Ca th oniy signs. way crime him elf' yet is nui- success. CI Fr n. lady cemetery a house gra es.

badly nearly yo ng lady spellbound it NrrowEBclipe lr. Z. T. river miss- it. Ir.

len th whi of. Bottleo They ifit ontainbrandy rry Dav wh boBo m. a OWXYTOY Rev. J. Browns Pal 1I 61IJliet1 con rt od1 receive the J.

i GE JiGliBYiW RE1 HAPpiU' JNGS and Counties Ellf.ua-AGIDhou.e BurD Do atertT I s1.t al ClTHBERT The this for intelligent has pr en its 8aDgui made sold ortSree usts the man uf ctured. orgla. 1 he The J. v. Walters was Sup osed odork.

While ODDt Coustituton. important White hs 3CIj proceeded will. A IHE The" rsey i 1 Ite day REV IqTIO ARr C. iIle body sol ier l- Whittlesey relict J. B.

city to-day. T. Schl V. W. J.

sery home usseta his HA DSJE tor ul BtRm Gu Octber T. president llth stTf et am l5 O. to start in 7000 week. anagers will is in CO STllnIOl Pacific publication. RO IE The day in sisters is sisters fentlatit is well-to-do years Miss to-night W.

Wilson chur ch is 1 DA GXR Constitu tion. Thomas McGaw Sun- is in a' in is serious. recovery. tie is as boy Theylady res ted. ConStitU Oll.

GAI ES A tr pa cir- cunistattceswere Ir. or occasion. horse pis- ester in IBng ng jetting- Jest A 0 EurauLi. The W. J.

Ward in we ks is lr. tent conf sed mm-a ose I I gi ve I I drilled 1- 70 1iritjr mlult fI 6 ifa 1 ej fiC beginn 13tl LawreoctoVll1e Constitu lion. LA This Duckhanun bou ht a 11 lf bt' ils I loiste 11:111. in withdrew into hi house in. in aDdvegan and genera mans table pieces they gate.

wife ssppenl ballloJging having anti had r. Foisters procee Waitonand same yul ar yes pa ions of cvmmunitythen ins- I is I heal pond I smnd who and detnortotiatioim issued against Walton say any one to raisel lPlJ tll po se away rom yobject ii satify 01 inet years attempt WALTEIsttoS ColJneI A. L. A metmmber good re ults I t-j tO :3 I I I I I a tit J1An Jt b1 nL 1 Eti tic VIsPrl Falli ftJi4 8ilkIHS I Dan WTo Clergymen yifen La 1ilS emiJloymlnt errous kidn ys Sa11arfan Xe ti a d8 THEGRET prolaIm tt the most wou 1erfu Inior- an ee. sustin- 8lnkln sstem 15 at Dr ts S.

A. RrCHMNDCONQUEROR MEDCAL Pro 51 Josepl trstloulals clrlar stap. Cs. X. Agent Xew BAKCOM ELOT DEALER COAL AND WOOD mp 0rder ANTHRACITE Osk.

Wo1 Ired. everyby fal. frt. cla Coat hU8ine i Atnt I eer wall sn i P. In" nlrtei NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD OF GERGIA PERISTE DENTS OFFc On and after pib rml I this rod w1 rn a folows i ihI I 1 Il I o.

5l fy 1rfgt 1 I 5. Lve Talnsh Fall. 7:4 a in Lave Atlant 4:2 a in Arve at Lois. 100 in Arve Athens. 1 :15 I Xo52.

Lve Lola. 5:4 ns I cl fl ice rai bt et wet. oe cnneton A al pint IUth ad wet Tcket al pint. BERAR. Supertenden MECESLUGHTE CHESJSHiiW ysouNntJl I i' Md lP Perect ACI Contains use in ion Is i t.

Is hpalthiesf. lof i MAI ACE Ccag lnd St Lou louleonn er Lapola Yeu G. Pr' Spo florlJlae a4 Dr. Pri' Pe. TIN I SUPPLES.

i Pipe I Roled Ir I I wml I I Antiony Bpe pce waJ sna1e Lousvle Ky A lUE BEET ytI a DJJ lc tt' LhEb E' Tsr Cirln. 1JmBB add. ilUL c. 6. aor THE CALTR A PEBFEC L1 et ound.

Shor le a' Jrrsoua Ph TewbbU Cmeli St. gph er ion tem At I South resr Dept. slee KEP A mb r. Llth Au ald Lwest prices. polte atelltion.

delIerr Itisfacton Order recei nd ucrs Key Trdwel CMSOH MER Wea prpr Uberalljvance Cot tl sre tnsit Cbnnes 111110' uany te Bt atent6 en clain ad ang ctton bJ frm a eprtlKE LV ROSSER CO. Ie 0 COP lTELESCOPES' BAROMETElS INSTRUMENT APPRTOS 11104 4IIU. tll" COhOoticans. PHIADELP IA AXXOI fJ FOR ALlEPMA We aubori iv. H.

lare comig muicipl eleton ATA A 18. aunouncd cdidate or ciy eleton. C. MA YSON. solct tOD ciizens.

hl con llted beome cdidate counciman War st 5 18. MA CIZKS fends M. Mlckelbr rUuly announc a cun- clan te Four Wrd ele. ton. Wenesay Deember 5th88 authored anounc nac F.

TYER te fft war. as a ndi- councian. Eeton Deember Weare au JERO ME cuncilan Ft ensig eleton. frend W. SMTH hm counciman Send war ME slicittion frien announcs bseU couci- fom Snd eleton Wedneay Dembr 5th 18.

Councilan frm Fith JAME D. COLLI1S Eleton Wednesay Demher3l8. COuncan mny lendB of resptuly announc hu cddat ncn frm War. Eetion Weedy Demb 5t. Te fendsof J.

L. RICMOl announc hi nae cddte cunc fm 1t wa net en8g eleton Debr. 3. 8. LTE slctton mny oi.

connt bome cdidte runca te 5t ensiing ele to Mu EB1 i Ol f' I mWEYL. CRACKER CO. 1' STLOUIS a a est Crakx muCcturers i Bal ltO Daly. AOL AEYR5 PAROT F' MB AnTA M. ILA YTO ENGNEER A StRVEYOR Ofce 10.

1 Et Alabaa. iteet. Sureys etate. meaurments excavton. calculatons powet sificatons collstructon rd brdges et.

et. Refernces Co1 1. Grnt Staj. Cmpbel Walac Y. Coi T.

Grant Peter E. Wikin8. POt C. U. LIND ARCHTECT A SUPERINTEDIiT 6 Whiehal Stret.

Sumans Stor. G. BUXPBRE. G. L.

NOUU' ARCHIECT. 17" chtre8trt AtJat. G. REP. IEHU HLADELPHI.

111 L. Ageof. S. iv. Brad Ailblma St' Atanta OAb.

VSMTH LAW 6 Wh ehfl sU et Rm 1 F. lbbot. S. BROYI ACO JOH SO BROYLE I A W. Brad Rms 8.

A tat lrBctCQ al Stle Feeral AMC BA1C TT. J. ATOR EY 15Y Bro suet Atant Wi prttc I al Curt. Cletons a pint L. MA Y80N ATT lE Marett suet Rm 4.

ABUT. ATIORXE Of" htehl Stt ATA GA A. J. cx. I a.

IAMMON Sucr HemoDd ARNEY SOUII I CANC" 2X Wht a strt Atnt. Ga LorIS w. TOIS. B. tCK THOMAS ATOR Atant ation8 15Y AJa I a A tlan Geori WH prtice i cour.

Btte snd Federl WM. A. HAYGOD. 1. w.

JT. HAYGOOD MARTN LA WYEn Peachtr Etet. Atnt EAiRY SPREE LAW 1 appr i causs Stte ad S. Co Unied p. OfficeRD Cnted Stte Met stret.

A tan II W. J. ef Ett 9d De8er GIUemle. IrLt Myx erLateabrn Wza 1YIGHT. AfYRRHATd WRGHT A TBn A UI Je Gra Cleon I Splaty MllA lAt MRSM Ii.

ufc and resdence o. I Whet stt Ofce hour8I a. 3pm. J' W. HOI Du nlin G1 bltJ Lmlry the MiU 4a tn iu al ro Saniarium.

THIS yosnyt KOW ATLATAHALTI rTUTEW ATE CIRE i univerally Llwledge te mo tboTubiy rtona19d se. ttc estbJhent treQt nt I te th Stts folowing are. agence emfloyed additon fRiT Me Bl A tgR UlpPa nWd kd WkER SWDISH MOVEMET machiner admau. oprton trned nipultoI ge et. et.

fi rJ 1 Dti fJ4 I I UtLfN rPiMl fiE Crnc bth exes ben readly prenU1 istton. Addr U. O. ROBERTON. MD lcDonmJ2h tret AtIIB AT C01ME CING WEDXE A 31T Contnuing ThreDaY.

-OVERS JOOOO PREMl DSTRIUTED Inclndinl Pre rand Mit Compeltve Drl vr MI tr sveral stte Te. Hor Atlant. ar Iv a ert GeIerl wi hd. wl ao We TROTNG RAe S. DAY- LNE.

Wlsel Ticet Atlant Rchmod tec rat one lmt fsr TI. Tcet Octobr 2th. 3t ad 3t Retr Novembr 181. itar wi sel tckets 11 Rud OLI TRALS SLUGHTER C. CR P.

A. Va" s. Atnt FOWLAUCTONEB PE SONA By VIRTE CUT orinl Flton. cut Geor sl atpnbIc out te lat rdenc Petr Brrn de Bueva ad For st Stly mornin Ob 2 encg 1 oco te prn prp I pr cnstng houh ad' tlqUOI I Wrl et Eet 0 9' J. HORT I tbOk i Crtl TtIn-C tocRecdpt :1 GadIr7 B3tpeI Nw WIu ha3made rert i a cu Ros year te ay vif ouhIed ony bef The i i Rtowel.

county ti thereon thtth P. 1. rey ok SheriffWebb tt. Jreey liinlt-evcrithixjg Jrsvy i orstLaay ten rertuin there. vietted view htushome houselu aud rerog- roil for tried to buU not Butler tiWortune oc- lsot.

sir- of iv. th was Soon tue heavy i hi perior tastf if county twenty-live loss apple ar eecondcrop theopera ii sLnping ceoduc the i Into whrgs caut potico wtll Henry about mouths eeoud flue chafngag Ullt' Sy Ltgalg. retir- i Lie ot the I and carrird scott-h vest dollersin lice boles I fartisis cssty Citizen daysago Atlanthpsssevgertrain 5' drop rw1 a iero i of 5 election i 5 mayor A. F' ycer rwuan Thepicture nine I- a- ob- raise t- atonce B. Tootle W.

W. A. and L. temsa therebeing2inow undercontract. it I I are i' I 0 Isaproliflc sourceof andexpenseto the if schoot want COmpanyernploy i.

the i ti ASTURGEONSTORY. 4etgresC 4 ofihe ie is a tr i atzy rtw. lldnhidPini Be1 shallow I I zuade they iit ll tive anti 05h gave ansi clasped faotansi thousandlhougbtobegan present themselves wouldhave intuit inipssible. somedays afteratid ho at by a us Boost very so. Virginia from itwith- oncegave alters Jeffersonville cenerously Wtla Ii ii- theowamp wherehe gunacross whatconid thatwhat wasnever al- thenatureof Never it.

ver Psbllaber1tIae. GEORGIAYWIRL I F- A Isles In A Deegtierti Special its isrc place proven roduce. tobe occurred-between tSTAttiEit su- ATstEssOctober I Mrs. 1500. G.

DL STH. SAVASNAH itwas ar- GAINES ar- confessed fancied givebond. i. beginniugNoTeutherl3tb. LAWRcSCEVILJE This bitters' attn out anax.

cisstheoand down. proceeded Bonnyfield t' i 4 Pc Tj sMA lu LEE tR vi Sjtos Vltus To kidntrs atmmnientSaearilas promtUiemost Druyiets. S. BAiKCOM IN- COALAND first-clam Wood Ita- MCB GEORGIA SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE ATHENS Ga. September 8th 1853.

Motudy September 10th trains on road will run as follows o. tsi. Leave a in Arriveat Lola---------------------------------------- Arriveat Tatlulab Full------------------------- Arrive at Atlanta------------------------------------- 2io. St. Leave in Arriveat Arriveat Atlanta------------------------------------ No 50 ave Tallulah :45 Leave Atlanta Arrive 10-00 a ArrIve No.

52. Leave 540pm Leave Arrive at Athens. :015 in ik 3. ALWAYSFOUND yRICt FRWTC1O Itsperfecf Iosafrnost deliciousPrave asaos. ofLapaila YsS I YissoeSaEateaet sad 15 TINNERS' Irj Iba WLR SpeIte to cest prices goc4i tie.

weloua malta. sad braneg a gisthgstgsrx5ihealthinee fibeeefthebody by Ciresiar orj tI1 cti pa era nTewbburj wg I Pryar 31 HTE Ialhs aso atteniion Treadwell I motors Cbsreeo given 11 fl expert in the trade KELLY JI ilL fW SIdfrti5t550ed5ui5 sfaartetntniegsu it CO 11 AD EL PIIA ANNCtNCEMSNTs 5th1883 candl- We theeoroingmunicfsal is- A3 i so cTHEPkBRQTBRAND jjjj- 1F ATLAWTA. aA. 0 3LsLAYTON 5 1 ral iflB 4 0 I. A iiJMUNIJ 1i Ui SchimmaumnsDrugStore 5.

GPBUMFBRIES UMPHR1E3sNORMAN 1' EFAUNO IIEMICAL BroadandAtabimasa SD iLW CAROb. TLEXYSfITR 1 1. a. i S5' d. 15y2 ivul all TAB.

tJ 1) 1. D. AT ORNEY e' Whitehall Street. It A1LANAGa. B.

sOX 5 nccessors FE3EY ATToRNEYS OfficeoverAtlantaNathonalBank 1534 EastAla. Will H5Y5500D. 5. AI000D MARTIN LAWYKILS S-I TMORY I1i Avroaocxv-AT'LAW will Rooms a. Estate IL A.

it. SSiCgDL Sfrx fl IFEYRRhABDP A Borne CoLlections a Spoclaily. office streetO5ice Sp.m. I Ito. HOL3 i t5eorgii ends dtntalmrooda.

HIS theATLANTAREALTTT tO0rzTUTEWATEa uwledged the tbssremjghiy andetien. th TDMEMO ELECETIC BATIt FULLELEOTRIC MAN VAFOM twenty entklndsof macbineryandmanua Msusagetreat EAlFdpecuttar PEPSIA thDNEYS LIVERandBOWELSEYE L- COMMENCING Three-Days. R2000 var Will v. rateofone ood MilitaryCompanies SOLID TRAINS- AAtant FOWLERAUCTIONEZ VIRTUEOIrANORDERFROMTIIECOCRT ocioc 5. kr i.