The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 286

THE LEGISLATURE THE COMPOSITION OF THE NEWLY ELECTED HOUSES. ft. Mtriil for a Lecllcto Which will Do Credit It JUfU aid Good for tb Row ti 3 pl 111" ea I dM j- 0 Bral PoUUCa. KM. Sc Tia foUw1ng is as nearly a completed list Of 15 member elect of the next Georgia legislature a ean yet be definitely nude.

It ii compiled from nt IpedAl dispatches from ill over the state. and With but few exceptions Includes the members let of both branches of the. next legislature. The composition of both the senate and house t11EItS that the next legislature will be' a truly rtprecentatlre body and that It will fully capable handling creditably the very Important questions which will come before it. The following it the lint I 4 lit Robe.t Falllgant.

23 Thomas Clifton. lid district Lemuel Johnson. Ith R. M. Tlson.

6th James M. Vllrox. ttt T. U. Crawford.

lth Robert G. Mitchell. ith dIatTWI A. Russell. fits Henry G.

Sheffield. 30th dlrtrKt Henry L. Long. llth L. C.

Hoyl. 12th district C. C. number. 1301 W.

D. Murray. 8. I' Puller. IMh dlitrict Official return not yet made.

th Georfre S. undtree. 17th diitrict T. 7. McElmurrayr 1Mh dtitriot John S.

Davidson. ISth T. E. mtow. Mb dittrict W.

I. orther. 2Ist H. B. Ridley.

ZI1d dittrict Thomas B. Cuban Us. 3rd J. P. Lykes.

24th district-Beverly C. Thornton. 25th district 3. Allen. 26th William Hodges.

27th Henry B. Carlton. 2tth dltrict Fleming Jordan. 2Sth F. II.

Colley. 8Cth kistrict James Ii. Smith. SUtdisUlct-J. F.

4 dittrict Official return not yet in de. II3d Oliver Clark. James E. Brown. ZMh district Wm.

A Tliner. seith let It. Bay. 73th dinrift James H. Traylor lhth district M.

McBride. Jth district Thomes Lewis. 40th district Official retumn not made. Wm. T.

Day. 42d John W. Maddox. district- V. R.

ain 4ilh dktru R. M. W. Glenn. JFJesK OK REPBESENTATIVM.

W. v. Beach. Baker WTim j-er. Bi Baldwin K.

X. Uimar. ck OCsudJer Bartow Fell Bud File. V. H.

need. Bibb Guitin Harris and Bartlett. Brooki William tiopson. R. F.

C. Smith. ltulloek-J. T. Franklin.

Burke Lovett Lively and Heath. V. A. Wright. J.

Beck. Campbell Lev Mallard. Carroll Wood A Brown. Catoota A. T.

Hackett. Chatham Gordon Kelly and Hartridg he C. jo' rcCook. Chatooga-- tkghoru. Cherokve W.

A Tewcf. R. I. Russell. Clay Wommack.

ton T. A. Wand. Clinch B. Johnson.

Cobb Clay and Moon. Coffee Arthur Lou. Columbia Avery Coweta Turner Goodwin. Crawford N. C.

Smith. Dade J. Lumpkdn. son T. Palmer.

Decatur HarreU and Council. DeKaib Bond and liuraplirlee. Dodge A. Hall. Dooly T.

A. Graham. Dougherty L. Arnhelm. M.

31. Smith. Early B. Chancy. Echols Charles Staton.

tffilDglitm J. U. Morgan. R. Id.

Heard Emanuel R. V. Durden Fwibln Tie between Dugger and Chastine Tayetu E. G. Jones.

Floyd Turner Johnson and Walker. Fortyth H. L. Patterson. W.

R. Little. Fnltou Kills. Abbott and Thomas Dr. W.

A. Wilkins. U. Story. Cljnu Jake Dart.

Gordon T. Wilson. Gieene Lewis and Heard. vlnneu Andrews and Pool. HattTshmn John Kyttle.

Hall-Butt and Montgomery Hancock Moore and Lewis. Hsrrlt Lynch and Mused. Mast-B B. Parker. Heard Thomits M.

Ifhry. Btnry J. S. Reagan Houston Fngin and Wlmbetly. Irwln Walter Fletcher.

Jaekiou Nillack and Cash. Jaiper C. H. Grerr. Jefferson Tarver lirinsos.

Jones G. V. Corner 81. Laurena-J. J.

Ulghtower. Lee- C. Gill. Liberty J. B.

Frazier colored. LowBdes J. flared Lump Weir lloyd. E. K.

Hawes. Mclntosh H. Wilson colored. Jl V. Ix ltley.

T. J. Scott. W. Butt.

Meriwetber Terrell and Thrash. Miller Ben Jones. tllton-J. I' Webb. Mitchell-Israel Maples.

Moarofr Burner and Luttos. Morgan A. Suddeth. A. A.

Utile and 3. T. Chappel. Newton Mi Ooonee-F. P.

Griflilth. ti. F. Mattliewsaud J. II.

McWorter and Wltcber tie. Pauldlng-J. B. Spinks. Plckena-F.

C. Tate. Herce W. G. Brautley.

Pike-Gardner and Staten. R. V. EverretL Puluki Lucius B. I Putnam Jenkina Dennis.

Rabuc Tom Langston. T. P. Perry. Richmond Roble Brandt and Cftlvla.

Rocidal Dr. 3. A. Stewart. Scbler- Meyers.

Ecreven Dr. Johnson. T. T. G.

Flynt. Stewart Fltzgerild. Snmter Hawkes and ton. R. If.

Willis. Tallaferro-P. G. Vearey. Tatnalt-J T.

Mattox. Taylor J. J. McCanty. Ielfair Tonx A.

B. Stevens. Thomas Alexander and MeLendon. Troup retl6baw and Jones. IwlgS Herbert and Reynolds.

union Tom liaralson. TJpson W. II. Richardson. Win.

Wheeler. i and Caruthers. Wayne VK. Raybon. WeUtei-DaTeHarreU.

White-TV. R. Williams. w.lLcazon. on.

Wilkes Barksdale. 4. Lindsay. WorU W. 1.

Ford. CaadenCharlton.Col- UUOln. Montgomery Ware and Warren are not. In' Uded to the abore list Th Katloual CampalcQ Fund JEtrrj democrat in Georgia is earnestly re- tijue ted to contribute to the tund for the national tisoyIgn. Th Immediate and pressing need foraoaey lot tie legitimate expenses of theean- ir VbateKr to to 5ir shouMbc given Jfoaratritratlon howerer small wm every democrat will contribute WinJtetie of Georgia will raise a rapect mlJtld and reform.

ByUUsaetnj tabtlslaapfllbegtvento the cause ol hon. tst iOTerna4 whlca 10 esfwUal to the hap. of thejwuthajtreU IS the dnedta the Joilowioy from Ron. Aakiaaa of thi rob ommittee td to ppoiather trM who tak taurat to toe aut Waist TOU. eouDUu In their The followlnj are ap pointed First lL.

SWfatrE. GTUbb. Second John Triplet IL ONesi Third W. TMcArtanr CC. Duncan.

Fourth dl tiiet-F. IL. Langley. 1. IL Martin.

Fifth George lllllyer V. a Parker. Sixth George W. ustfn J. E.

F. Matthews. Seventh Yo Dwlnefl. Collar. Eighth MIlton P.

Reese. U. T. Lewis. Ninth W.

J. Pike Wm. E. Simmons. Tenth district E.

P. Lawson Wm. IL Parsons. A. R.

Lawton Ruins E. Lester John Flannery. Augusta M. A. StoTall William Mulherin Goo.

Haiua. Athens H. U. Carlton Larry GAUtt. Macon Thomas llardeman J.

7. Hanson W. E. PO6S P. Howell John Stevens Charles Beermann.

John King James M. Smith Louis F. Canard. The democratic press of the state is requested to publish this notice and to receive aid for the cease. Contributions cats be sent directly to PATRICK WALSH.

Augusta GL October 418S4. Donations from Citizens pf Atlanta. The following donations to the democratic campaign have been received at Time Cossmrnos office. We ho to run the amount up to five hundred or one thousand. Let every man inter.

Cited in thecampaign contribute something. J. Ben. Smith. 5 08 C.

E. Boynton. 2 00 C. D. Kinnebrew.

200 W. T. Newman 200 W. J. Dible 1 60 Cash.

10 00 R. K. Brown 1 50 C. A. oilier 5 00 II.

A. Bonton. 2 00 S. H. Phelan 5 0 The Election in Burke.

WAYNESBOBO October 4. Special. The reu tar nominees Judge T. J. MeElmurry for senator R.

O. Lovett Alexander Lively and Justin B. Heatn were declared elected by the managers today over 81. Heath" candidate- for session and Dr. E.

A. Perkins Thos. B. Cox and Frank L. Btinson.

The senatorial majority being much larger then that of the representative the latter lx three votes only in majority between the two bight st votes on toe two sides. A brass band with general rejoicing among the organized democracy is in progress to-night. The vote being so close a contest of the representatives' electien Is declared. Party spirit has beets Ton some time deeply aroused and great feeling has beets relent. At the Alexander precinct a negro got into a difficulty with a white gentleman on the grounds and was shot twice- in the hand and a slight flesh wound in the leg.

And St another precinct a negro is said to have been beaten and suede to level the grounds lit the election precinct. Otto of the managers reported at the consolidation to-day that the lights went out and tile ballot box mysteriously disappeared. This precinct gave a majority for the conservative democracy and cn tequently were thrown out with two others tnat went in their favor because the election was sail to be illegally held It it sincerely hoped that alt dlllcrences will be amicably adjusted and that good feeling will be restored amoiig our citizens. 1 he breech is as wide as ever and much excitement prevailed throughout the county. Titus will no doubt cause all ditlerences to be somewhat forgotten and peace and friendship in a degree will be restored and quiet will once again reign.

The New ltepresentatlv from Talbot. AI Ga. October 4. Special. Cap tain Roland MWlllls Talbot's representative just elect will take his place that lie is justly entitled to by his Intellect and ability as one ot the leaders in the next house.

Captain Willis was captain of the first volunteer cavalry company from this county in the late war. lie was in Wheelers cavalry. He is about 40 years old. and a lawyer of standing second tonone in the hatuhoochee dir- cuitBBd a man of sterling lniegnliyHe represented this county in the house in toes aud 1ST You mass know that Talbott county appreciate Captain Willis as he was nominated and elected without opposition the only time a representative wee ever nominated and elected without oj rositka The New South Changes Hands. Ki-EERios Ga.

September 4. Special. Messrs. O. Butler and John H.

Grogan have purchased the New South. Tile paper will be edited by Mr. Butler and Mr. Manley Grogan. The Cumberland Pre byterlaa lLIJ Ga October 4.

Special The annual Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterians Is in session at Bartow church near here A large attendance of clergymen from Tennessee and north Georgia is present. An Escaped Prisoners Return. ONYERS Ga. October 4. Special.

GeO. Jones who escaped from the sheriff day before yesterday while under guard at the courthouse returned last night his fine in the meantime having been paid. He thought he had to. go to jail and pay the flue too so he skipped. On the Way to Canada.

CW1RTOWN Ga. October 4. Special. Mr. J.

Goode. conductor on the East and. West railroad left this p. us. to attend the Railroad Con.

durtors' Life association of the United States and Canada" which conenes in Toronto Canada. on the 8th in St. and at Cartersvllle will be joined by Mr. Lick Haigis who goes as CDS of the representatives of the Western and Atlantic railroad. Adjusting a Loss.

TXLBOTTON Ga. October Special. Mr. J. B.

Cobb of Uielnsurance firm ofCobb Wilson 111' of Macon Ga. came over to-day to adjust the lots on JT Smiths steam gin that was burned on the 19th of September. The insurance was in the Western of Toronto Canada. The adjustment wee satlsfatory to both parties and Mr. Cobb gave a check for the aoouut of the loss 86651L Urunwlck' rtedan Yell BJlU5WKK Ga.

October 4. President Brush of the Manhattan artesian well company of New York gave us a flow of forty gallons to the minute with a two feet rise at a depth of S18H tfeet The pipe is six Inches in diameter. The water is strongly Impregnated with sulphur and is clear as crystal. The Arrival of Lieutenant Ratrerty. DAHtoNSG.

Ga. October 4. Ratferty First U. S. artillery reached here last evening from San Francisco to take his posi.

lion in the North Georgia Agricultural college as professor and commandant of cadets. lie was given a salute by the college artillery. Some fins instruments for the engineer department of the college have just been ordered from Philadelphia. Ku sickness this fan so far. Sparta Personals.

STABTA Ga. October 4. Mr. John Graves of Jacksonville who some years ago married Miss Rattle Simpson of this county is here with his wile on a short visit to her relatives. Mr.

Robert Pierce of Augusta arrived in Sparta yesterday called here to see his mother who is quite sick. lilies May Price of Atlanta has come to Sparta to assist her sister. Miss Fannie Price in her business as a milliner and mantuamakez. Hunting a Hone Thief. ATHXKS.

A. October A posse ol men from Walton county punned a horse thief over lnt Oconee county near Judge Payne's house. The thief climbed a tree to escape his pursuers. He s80n found that they would catch him in the tree and leaped out Several shots were fired at him but none took effect The thief mile for a swamp near by. and the.

posse surrounded The thief ran out by one of the possetwho commenced firing at hUnbu none bit him. Thtthlel Is still at large. The Revenue Men In Wiwhln 5 ton County. SASDZE3TILLE Ga October 4. trd States revenue officials continue to make ie in our county oi alleged.

Tiolation of the Internal reyenuB laws. The Informers and Wit J01 tt government are generally without the tamona Asnuon consplracr' jf tnttountted Statsa court Scour if itever cornea to T- many who believe that Amasoirihot' there is a circumstance pointing tU A Notable- Place 84SBQ3vmx Ga. October 4. 8 pedaL-Mlss Bessie Warthitu daughter o4 Elijah he of Warthen In this county noted-for her beauty ttodestrand sprifhtllnessiretttmedijresfcrday to the Southeri fmale college. LaGrange where she enters on her senior coaxes.

Washington county wulheTeaftervas shehas hitherto dOAetTditroniie liberally the Southern female college. Warthen Is the. precinct that gay eneVhandred and eleven solid votesto the tegular democratic candidate la the late electlonTChic MS the i IDQMlftttft nf- KA wVtnnfrv In r1 nn t. SHORT TALK WITH THE SCRIBES OF THE COUNTY PRESS Jlu11I1Ja of a Olnboue Nice iat IT ACT Woman Attjipti A Behoolbofl Let Xztn Cotton Pl klo by Other Items Intereat. About four hundred members have been added to the Methodist church In theOnlifin district.

during the present year. There la a cat in McDonough whose age Is known to be not less than fifteen years and' he Is a good mousernow. Says the Athens Banner There Is A man In Athens who always buys the cheapest goods and shots for his wile while be clothes another woman In the finest fabrics and she wears 5 button gait- er The grand jury should look after sash caw as this. The residence of Dr. E.

L. Sander who lives about five mites from Antioch was consumed by fire last Friday night together with all Its contents. W. B. Collins ofOgletborpe reports that some Incendiary is burping the fences in that county.

Crawford Monitor Ernerline Whltecolored of this plate decided last Saturday after having a little trouble ith her lover that she had enough of this worlds pleasures to she obtained from the drug store a vial of laudanum of which. she fie el drank until death almost relieved her of her troubles. Des. Moore and- Little attended her and with proper remedies soon had her on the road to recovery. Jonesboro is receiving her full share Of cotton averaging about 50 bales per day.

A writer in the Cherokee Advance says Ball Ground has In two years' increased in population about SO per cent. There are now 300 inhabitants inside the corporation. There are- 58 dwellings 11 storehouses one Methodist church to be built soon two church houses the Baptist church has built up a membership of shouts a hundred the Methodist church has increased about one hundred percent. Each in less than two years. One schoolhouse with a regular attendance of 130 students as compared with 25 two years ago there is one.

depot three blacksmith and one wagon shop rate opening for snoUt- en one brickyard six house carpenters two tons one hotel one livery stable three preachers two shops one furniture store two steam sawmills 1 steam flouring and corn' mill shIngle saws 2 plalners steam gins a good cotton market plenty of good eleven citizens shout a dozen good looking young ladles with room for goed many more. Stall Ground is surrounded on three sides by a number one farming country. These farmers have not until recently had a tome market for their produce now they are waking up to their needs of improved methods of farming. to the comfort and economy of having helter houses better stock and of having their stock housed situ cared for. With a prospect of amnotber railroad at no very distant fu.

lure day. we Save bright hope for the future of Ball Ground. Mr. Brewer Pope of Wrlkes has lost 30000 feet of lumber by fire. Union county has not a single bar room or distillery within her limits.

Weshington Wilkes county expects in. about 15000 0es of cotton this season. Mr. W. A.

Burdett of Wilkes has a natural curio. on his Fishing creek plantation. A large oak tree ha covered a radius of five or six feet. in my direction around it with its roots the roots hive solidified and are now covered with one solid stretch of bark. Tile Washington Gazette now comes out in eight page form.

It always has been one of the most enterprising papers in Georgia and Is brimful of the news of its territory. It is a correct index pi the rity of Wilkes county. Washington Gazette Mr. A. A.

Neal who lives down on Broad river. lost his gin house by fire last Sunday morning. The fire began while the people ere at church near by and as there had beau no fire for two days about tile steam engine wnieh runs the gin and as the engine house was not turned. it is thought an incendiary certainly did the burning. The gin house gin press and eight bales unpacked cotton were a complete loss.

A grist mill and the engine house which were in close proximity did not burn. The same engine as used for running the mill and the gin but the gin Souse was as far off as convenient. and connected by shaJ ting. ome negroes saw a negro man run oft from the gin house about the tUue the fire was discovered and dogs were procured and put on the track but they ran it only a short distance. The Warrenton Clipper says Some of the congregation at.

the Baptist churcu on Sunday evening complain of. being disturbed by parties eating groundpeas during services. The oflenders were not aware. doubtless that their conduct was annoying and this reminder we-dare ay will be sufficient to prevent a repetition of the act. George Merrell in Haralson Banner Are all.

Children blockheads or is it confined to my feast- or is it because I don't have any better sense than to tell mine My little boy wrote his first letter the other day it was as follows Dear Cousin I am going to school now My teas-her Is the hardest women to get along with I ever saw except pa. Write soon. Your Cousin Willie. It was written on a postal card. He then put a two-cent stamp on it and then canceled the stamp himself.

It discourages me a little but I take heart when I remember that when Sir Isaac Newton had a fine house built he ordered the work- risen to cut a big hole for the old cat to go in and out at and then re instructed them to cut a smaller one for the Bitten. The Dodge County Journal Is warning the church going people against going to sleep while down on their knees at prayer saying that It looks somewhat ludicrous to rise excitedly from your knees long alter the minister and congregation have arisen. W. u. Naly of Douglas had 1571 pounds of cotton picked from the field last Monday September 9th hr his five children.

The eldest a boylS years old picked 409 daughter 15 years old. 304 second son 14 years old 403 third son 12 years old 305 fourth boy 10 years old 151. If the Gumming Clarion will state that it is opposed to Elaine and republicanism and that ith in favor of Cleveland and democracy the declaration will be printed in this column In capital letters. The Cedartown hotelheretofore under the man agement of Mr. md Crabb.

has been purchased by Mr. John W. Dodds and Mr. W. C.

Epnn who are running the establishment In first class style. They leave nothing mndone fur the comfortW their guests and the traveling public already pro. nominee the hotel one of the best in the south. Messrs. Dodds and Bums are genial popular and accommodating.

The are meeting with great success. Dr. Felton wm preach in. Adairsyilla regularly on the first Sunday la evei month. The Confers Crank Adjudged Insane.

CoNTtMGa. October The jury mpanelledto to try Torn Yarsto who burned the- Methodist churca to the ground and attempted to turn ome other churciea houses in this town retired at o'clock last night to make up their verdict The case. was conducted with marked. ability by. the lawyers on both sides Messrs GleatonMeCalla sod Peirjlfprtae do.

ferns and the solicitor tour Emmett an4 Colonel Barton fo the state. At past eleven the jury filed Into the room and amid breathless at- fence the' foreman read out We' the Jury find for thetf eftnaen on the plea of Insanitrt" With' rntfulfalel and feelings of disappointment the crowd withdrew Theyhad hoped theUw would shield them torch of the incendiary but Instead the jury had rendered verdict la thefaea of tb culprit sUtwaenVtb law and the' than HORRIBLE CRIME. Pursuing the Ravisher of an Year Old" Girl. JLiBXSR Ga. October i-4Sp rfaL Snerifr Wet and POUeenLD Kelly went out to Mr rings place Friday evening to arrest CaHieShakspeare the negro whocommitted a rape on the year old daughter of Mr.

Hiram 4 When they reach. ed the house they found that Captain John Tuck arid several others bid already preceded them suit wer then In full chase alter the negro. Before tb ieriff could get horset and7saddles the who re in pursuit- returned reported that' the negro hid4 escaped number of shoa were. toed Wm before tefatontofiteht CaptalaTackput his dogi after blat. The dogs ran about two father of of the negroi The negro asked liv Letter ttfiet the little girl to the field when.

he WM picking cotton to keep Win company. Jin. letter object. ed and told him that Mattie must first- drive the- cow to the pasture. The negro went off and hid out until the girl- returned and when the started to the- field the negro seized her and committed the horrible offense.

The Supreme Bench. Pros the Chief Justice of Georgia. ATUNU September 23 From experience I think Swifti Specific a very valuable remedy for cutaneous diseases and at the. same time an in vJgoratlng tonic. JULES Jacxsoc.

Scrofula From Childhood. GnflmJtEcnxoN Thou. September 251884. My sister has been suffering with scrofula from childhood. She had a large wend or tumor on her eck a nd torts on person.

She was treated by one or two physicians. Filially I carried her to Hot Springs. Ark. But nOUllbg done her any good. I was prompted to try Swifts Specific having seen it advertised for scrofula.

It acted like hrm The wenn disappeared froraher neck and the sores all healed up. she having used onlylour bottles. She Is almost entirely well and I am sure with the half dozen bottles she will' be entirely cured. C. W.

A Colored Laboring Man. QJIDirn Miss. Sept. 22 I had a colored laborer in my employ who was afflicted with the worst ease of blood poison. I ever saw.

He had great knots on his neck and head and great running sores and no treatment he re ceived done him any good. I put him on S. S. S. nd made him take it four times a day and wash the sores with S.

8. 8. two or three times a day and four bottles produced art entire cure. I hue known other cases of blood poison treated similarly with same result. I was cured of a skin disease In like manner.

It is the best medicine In the world. R. 0 BEAN. From the Wetumpka Ala. Times.

A' Great Cure. Many of our readers are aware of the trouble tret Sir. James Rhodes has had with eruptions on the skin. He was cured by the use of S. S.

S. See his card. Rheumatism and Cancer. FLORENCE Au. September 22 1884.

I have been. suffering with rheumatism and with a cancer in my ear for about three years I was treated with iodide of potash which I think doneme harD in producing rheumatism so that I could not walk. About a year ago I was induced to take Swifts Specific and have taken several bottles. My rheumatism is gone and the cancer is on the road to cure being greatly relieved. I his medicine has done me more good thaw anything else I have ever taken.

It is the bestblood purifier in the world. JOHN MORROW. Wxrrsuaa ALA. September 27 1884. bout six years ago I became afllicted with a very disagreeable skin disease with large dry" sores and many crusted pimples on my is end shoulder.

The sore on my shoulder eatja hole nearly an inch deep and the cancerous appearance of one of tlsp sores near my eye alarmed me very much. I tried all kinds of treatment but found nothing that seemed to affect the disease until finally I was advised by a physician to use Swifts Specific. In a short time the scabs dlOpped from the sores and left my skin smooth and well. I consider the S. S.

S. the greatest blood medicine in the world and the only remedy which will reach end eradicate such a disease as I had. I think my trouble was from a long attack of male. rial fever contracted while farming in the EWS in ps of the Tallapoosa river. I can be Sound at my office so the courthouse at any time you may wish to refer to me.

J. I. RHODES Deputy Sheriff Elmore Co. Ala Special Business Notices. A.

CARD 1p all. who are guttering from error and indiscretions of youth nervous weakness early decay loss of manhood etc. I will send a recipe that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send self-addressed envelop to Ray.

Josxsss T. lax-an Station D. New York. mar 16 In tu th WQ cow next rd ma DISSOLUTION. rpHE FIRM OF BEATIEt PARKER IS THI day dissolved.

by mutual consent. Kithe ps rty will collect and receipt for outstanding an unts and any liabilties of the firm will Joe set tied as heseto fore. D. A. BEATIE.

J. H. H. PARKER. Notice of Partnership.

HAVE THIS DAY SOLD A HALF INTEREST 1 in my Job printing business to Mr. A skillful Job Printer of long experience and Yell and favorably known to the public. We will continue the business under tile firm name of WNHPIM LESTER At 7 Whitehall street. in the rear of Lynch's Lester's book and stationery store. October 11SS1.

E. L. WLiH1ll. E. 1.

WUiItAI. LESTER. Winham Lester JOB PRINTERS Rear of Lester's Bookstore A large press and greatly increased facilities will enable us to undertake all manlier of Commercial Job Printing. We respectfully solicit a trial and feel sure we can give satisfaction to all who may favor us wUh their orders. it YIXIlA31.

LESTER. TOAT Our new cutter has gotten fairly down to business and is pleasing the boys with his elegant fits to a We think no idle talk to say that he is not surpassed in the. city anti we are. making special efforts- to make our MERCHANT TAILORING department the equal' of any the We are also receiving dally a su perb stock or ready made clothing and have now a splendid assortment. Also a heavy line of' BOYSSCBOOL suit all of which we offer at.

very- reasonable jirices. CLOTHIER AND TAILOR 35 WHITEHALL STREET Oiy- pipperty FprSafe atGreenvlle SC ErUB 0 TILE POWEL. OOKPEBRED- JJupon me by the will of Simon Swandale deceased I sell to the highest bidder. It not- property known as the MAMlonHonia Situation nnequsledandl as all the necessary conTenieaco. ItiTtenasandparticulars pjlTto THE TRUE 0 SOUTHERN INTELIGENCE The Atlanta PUBLISHED BAIL A More Carefully' liable Newspaper The Unit To Single DAILY 10 The Weekly Circulation- ONE OF THE BEST ADV THE CO JERSEY CATTLE AT AUCTION BY TUB East Tennessee Jersey Breeders' Association At Knoxville.

Tennessee Wednesday October 22 884. The fret annual sale of this Association will comprise selections from the herds of W. Qettys Athens S. A. Rogers London N.

Fttlkerson Ebenezer J. IA Thomas Knoxville J. T. W. 8 Shields Beans Station F.

W. Taylor Jr. Tate's- Spring F. M. Fulterson Kogersville anti others.

Among the leading strains represented are- the Victor Hugo Duchess of Bloom field. Lady- Miry Farmers Glory. Top Sawyer Albert 44 Nlobe 99 Pansy 8 AJphe Lord Luger- Angela. Baronet and Europa 121 together with several young hail- erg and bulls recently imported from the Island of. Jersey.

Sona and daughters of the Victor-Hugo Angela bull Duke oTililtfort S8 7127 on of Jilirtha ITIb 2 or. and a grandson. of Duchess of JlloomJclcL 2Dlb 2 01. the Plerrot bull Othello of RIO and theTop Sawyer buUIx ftT283. Many of the females will be bred to the above- bulls and to the Coomassle bull.

Romps Torment 8789 the the.Gflderoy bull Roxanas Gilderoy 11585 Gilded Fawn- 12170 son of Qllderoy the Stoke bun. and the Signal. Oeoan trail Conan's Signal 11885. To the above will be added a- fine colleotloa of high grade young cows and heifer sired by the sbovebnile. Ion catalogues address WssIIJELD5JfISldent Beans Station W.

OIITTY8 Vlcetprestdent Athens or JKFULKEKSON Secretary Bben zer Nut Tennessee. P. Co JUDD Auctioneer. octS 1219W815. NOVELTIES NOVELTIES NOVELTIES Chamberlin1 Johnson Co.

WILLRECEIVETHIS Novelty Dress. Goods. Exquisite Goods never shown here before. Immense stoek an stylO BLACK- GOODS Exquisite styles just opened. VELVETS-AU shades cheap and good.

FLANK Large stock cheap. lLAlXETS quality cheaper than ever snown. BLACK 24 inch Black Silk warranted not to split control In tub msrtet known to the JUCHCSB 8ATHf. MK Ml qualstle vrernarMtwpricoa against New Toritor any HONOR AND PROGRESS 3l 31 Constitution tlffl AND. WEEKLlll iji i dited Or a MoreRi Is not.

Published in ed ubsoribers ER ANNUM' 24000 125 per anniffl MOEEATEEDTJCED RATER RTISINMEDIUMS UtTRY4 FOR RENT OR LEASJp omczsAj Eoosai Tfflt New Constitution Buildinf IN SUITS OR SINGLE ROOMS. Sunning constantly. Diagrams of the building can Its seen at 1 Constitution office- Parties applying nO i tare roosnfthanged as desired. W. AHEMPHILL Bushiesi Saved His Li I WM celled to lee Mr.

JohnPeaooo. was confined to Ms bed with what app tofceconrompttonof the worst. ionn- all of his family had died of that dreaanH- easeekcepf his half brother hlito was regarded certain anti 50051. VS exhausting AH the I flnaBy lutreaont. sent for continnid the ANOTHER RESCuFfBOH to 1581 while sewing on I sneebme wifeustakenwith W.

aide. which was soon followed rages from herlnngs severe Cog i TW wuM neither eat or- ton. nonnadhopeleag terezbyailTIee ciai and she bega third dOse oonto pad tf nowisvsdfc better than has wooden ri KMW" ta UaaUf The Kt OFIWTEREST ORBAT.METROPOUS Of11" 1 went Into ihorfi aJBOMS the figures a plaster group represent the Umptstioa of Anthony' The tiercel one vhifbias wspired every- one wta held crush cbk butln this race thd was a thli to novel and risky In the ire nfjf jjf jhesubjecl that I paused andsludf ii wfl fl small degree of interest There i nothing remarkable about 61. Anthony is which showed jigns of ra fllatiij ccj his eyes which were tirncP. slyly in of the tempting siren at his side lucked at her and beheld a terita1 front arrayed la the dross of a nun.

Her was just such a one ea may ho teent JJoulevard any fine afternoon. la her reck and graceful pose- there was ye dash' wish transports mite to the Paris concert wonder lhe respectable old stint. teph rt4hom of his church andliml showed tigns of weakening And what an iadctsred to depict him in suchlm romp tniitecniption panned by a German who darned punctuation brought a smile to faces The temptation of St. Anthony I YelJ0 at the age of 21 years. I tiered who Mdlle.

YelJo was end how lad made the acquaintance mof the taint musical clatter of French tongues behind made pie turn head. There were two at ithly dressed yung women uuniistaka lsrIaienne With them was the noted. ward 8. Stokes critically examining the wol letore hint. How long did it take you make title he inquired in French.

I Only a month replied the shorter a I wroqnerefthelwo women. Hooked at II with interest. She was small dark and tremely viv cou ud She talked si laughed incessantly anti amused bolt resnhlanione by remarks. Auhoar4at was taken up stairs to her studio. and tntl duced to her.

She wore a working dress col posed of a skirt end loose blouse of wlf flannel. Beside her perched on a highttf vras a gray-bearded gentlemen who watching her lilOYetneata with a cood fal oil tefelit. was lucky TJaldwinthe SanFranl no zntllic-nairen Lone Lust she was is clay. She tad only been in Newr Yorkailj time told rue and was staying at- a la lunable hotel with a female companion yoarjg renchwumspwhoms I had sceadd ptairs. She was guiug to San Francisco shol to see the tar west nbd visit sonic friends thf She had practiced her art InTaris and exll ittcl ft group at The last sales.

I here heal crealdcfil of the strict seclusion in wlf French girls were kept but surely hcratd with progressive and thoroughly Alperij ideas I ran down to-the oil exchange yesterj just to tire how the new bucket shop acre mentworked The exchange is a small the seats are cheep and any moan with money cats get into It It had until caret dealt entirely in oil but now it Las establiss a branch for dealing in stocks in ten-a lots A man can flop bout among the tto in lie oil exchange lor about a one hunsireth fart of the capital that it would take to skirmish around the edges of the stock exchange. It-is expected that the oil exchange will prove in time to powerful rival to the older and wealtl establishment. Tie speculators buy and on margin and a into may go down tl with a ten dollar bill and feet quite a I lould it he happens to strike a winner fi hay tr tw The stock exchange seats I anywhere from twenty-three thousan twentyeight. The advantages bow er when member dies heir receive. 10500 from the it change fund.

This amount it a safd gurance and cannot be touched by the cred of the dead member. No such scheme as exists the oil exchange. It- only about four hundred dollars to become a fledged member. flue different memlxj this ambitious exchange take turns a a storks and everytoilig eon1utedpn i easy and rather domestic scale. Half Clerks in Wall street and all thebroken-l millionaire5 impoverished speculators large beard are s.o-s' on hand oright and I iii the down wn place.

The mUll brokers of the alas exchange hold nil lands in horror of this more at the hil despised rival. They pint the ftcj it is. corrupting the morals of oPic end trusted employee and gist that the place shall be suppd It it jhe impression among the shrew street men that the stock department I oil exchange willeoutinue to grown becomes yenitebfe rival of this monojj neighbor. The owit of speculators surrounds the heard is not a1 distin orieloweTer. There are a few aprucij dressed and a ke young mere wlj buying for their frieads or scalping for I aches but the majority of the gambler shaggy shabby id evidently in hard I They talk.

glibly of stocks and whJ they wake a strike they raUe their hanJ ye to en anti Ohji tbjj only a thousand shores instead oten I The style cf drinking places chan vfleu. A year or two ag Use frewf with its jmallwirer lagged sties obxd waiters unit work chairs wjj nlar Since that Urn horevfiKl i i beenarevestion of feeling lid Simon pure original I up drink birroom has tome back agcl connc barrooms are very mucf gorgeous than they were years ago. Tl iB i has been taltn away Irons the am liquor dealers and jar of means and have gone into it. One man or a men with a capital of one hundred til dollars or thereabouts will start out JL uainess of the retail ealosn I bro' in tolitd a fit that bits fair become enormously Ill fe years. They struck thu rl the pwpli were getting tired1 se anti built huge barroom.

near Tforkfnd of the East riyer bridge. forty feet long At tie sanse tune 1 aaloon was tio they started fij plac One at the battery another oH way hear Canal tr rl the third at Fl Jkueacd Fouruerah street nil the fl a All of theme in the most ipnreand lavish ur cc fat expert bartenders chubby boy eatLirr itatd behind tJ ter4 These men era white apronif CCste cleanly asd deft. A featurd eflptR a free luncheon ot generous whether hii is a. negro ari Irish ear driver corner loafer a i Snhhitonaire and buy his drink. Tsi waU9wi tco tunch hU disbunemcjit will ttmain in the tempters till owls sow become obnoxwal tliron into the street.

Squeezed or wrrthless here a elsewhere I Th re are a tnmherof younewril i lucks New York their home and pdlr making the lTes known. Mo llB5 the Authors flubrand take jitleniathlt s6Ciatjon of litar Th rooms of this club are on 4thst I Broadway andij ctly over those oc Ike IVncert eloK 1 is noteworthi number of men ere Ambers of botj at which oft wn tome rrHE TH i ELECTED HOU ES. Le re UI. 8t Kow the PvpI List Qsur1 the. ne aWI bedednitel1 Ulapedal ta1eef andho nextlerblture bodyand be plblef CI qu tlOnt In l1B THE SEXATe.

Lemuel I. Craw lord. llert h1rIat D. RI1 1J. She 1eld.

gfrct eJ1 long. trlct-c. W. nrray. 14th S.

Ofllcial lGtb T. Jhn W. H. Thomas Cllbanlis. ornton.

th th th Ylemin fl I lel ll1ll. 31t J. IOfficJlil made. Mth Wm. A.

James Ufficial returnMnot yet 4lit di1 4 R. 1. REPaESENT A. A W. W.

Baldwin IJ O. Ct Jcr. Peltm Fit Gustin WlUi8Il i j.tr\ WD. Y. iard.

Wood A. Gordon te A. T. R. Coffee-Arthur Avery.

Turner No T. LumJ tn. J. liar nd Bond I. T.

Pi 1. i.1 m. B. i ll rgan. R.

lig FJ rnrner lart Fultou-Ellls. R. lyn T. IL an. Lewis wls O1nnett m-JohtJ Moore ll Ru ell.

Heard A lienry-J. lIoUiton-Fagin Walter Niblaick 1 S- ir rrlUlOB. JQn E. Lber J. II.

M.con-\\ U. Lottley. Terrell Miller-Ben Burner Morgan-A. 1' attl1ews aud dn r. Puluki-LuetllJi Putnam-Jenkins Tom Lan ton.

Richmond Ct vln. Dr. Dr. umter-Rawkes Taylor Tom Thomas-Alexander 1roup Union-Tom Ja aruthers. 1 tles rlngle W.

B. Herndon. W. H. Cason.

Wnk HaJuuman WOrth-W. 1 tNOtT.Th6count1eaot Cszndeu Charlton. Cal. iutuHLa1iOU Johnson 1' Unan. ToWIll In.

if' ded1n thuOOTeIIst. ThaNsUonalCampaigme ft 11' ocra' Ulefund Tbenelz tmmedlateand presinJneed iCIeJfort legiUm1eexpenses mr be given should be orou nnIUon. honver1mI1l Ln 1 ll n1tet ttlnd f9 By tuesus aJI. ltlt16 1I1U be en. to ot.

IQ" 1rbl Ual CSlud praperttl the well Rorh. tt-tnl Ji1s theloUQ 1If an thomb-eommlUee trol the eampatn S. Jm Patrick Wilib Angwta. GYOIi rehereby uthot ed' :10 1OlleU joy the 11IUcmldemocnuo Omm1 In the. of and are oppotntUlertr1ei1 taklu' i ii' Po 00 id i an 1 1 1 ttS i in Tho-IoUowInE Ty ft E.

F11 Y. Athens E. rru s-JOhn FT ocraUc pUbl A 4 1884. hoe n. 00 160 1000 WAY ESB RO The S.

I. 1 rbafheatl nr lp rv thirty. three i ttthh i ib ecl a reJrelien ta tins di to tll tls ive I a hcueut1y ri eTI a 2 a tz ex te. pren ied thr uplOut TheXew Specia1. Cap.

iW ls I tP 3 i iSj 4 ihatt. hoochee Jl Ya rmrc i Mufs atha1W nC JP dla Sept mber 4. essrs. Prsbytenlan Ge. The Innuallrtbytery Pr byte- lon Special.

Mr. F. lntt. aT I A lao nt TALBOTTONGa Special. of Cobb day th ltl We tern.

1L President Slf DAHLO EGA 4. Lieu. ched ute srne collfgchave 0 a call 0 ay Price1D. 1nwas man Buat1D GA. Oeto posseof rauout by th posse hocom- llonellIt h1D1Thl thief WMhlnftOI1Count Ga9ct 111- tomakll rest countyforaUegedTlolaUon th interns1reeij nue aDdwIt.

nesses for the gornnmcnt wUh tbaracter or collE RatrdenlopllleDtImay melloY1lCU Dg1D. the tnlted 5tescoun i eTerCOmCl1O There OItabOtl1mIeU Inr. AiotblPJaee bDSmu. OL. Qctq tS k1flss' ct EUj 1nth1J tonDtyI1Mcddoher modesty IDd IprightUn retrimed ebh Souther1ifema1eoo1lere1Grane entCIlon eou ltT' WliW hereafter.

ushe 111 done patronh8 ralIy male nct one hundred votes to' temardemoeatlc 1nthe electl 1ChlcIgOI1I th tndQ1 No munty1n orcta wiuiJiav i ahIer meDta In 1ewatnretlw1 old f1l COloDe1aU1neui dPdngla are menohdwaeteran bllitr ndelUlet' would the. Chair JheJ c. GEO :1GOs.lIn iKW THT ZSCRIBBS THBCOUNTYPJUi Wa tqto Necre tteDp BoJIool orl tel'- Zxtraordliizy Piskleg 11C' CJ of the. GlJtnn Wo t1 sh hjo are. day Ce11nsofOglethorpe White.

colored with ahehad llan iP A riee uI nG wi dWflllI 1 rJ il1e IlI Ofln per cent. di Of roes rtf car nters dtct rs twost 811. mls fouring cor' mi 2 shinle stem gns Inktt lent eever ciiuns abut ozen goo lale Bl nubr fmfn cun. tr. lume1 hae unt pruc wfknj De mehod enomy bte to cred lth pr lotber riroad a ver dstnt Bal GrU r.

Hie lot 30 fet fre. rom tiuy witin limit. Ys hington Wike conntyexects take n. bR seon. Burdet Wikes natur rurioly hL Fish tng plauttion.

lae oa hl covred fve si I Her' It It rt root- wlidifed wit bak. cme i eiht I h8 ben mot en terlrsng pers GeoIla. brln1u newof It terior. i aconetlndex Wies Cuty. lLSllinlon Gazete Ir.

Ne. lve fre lat moring. tre bn whie tllep- le" chucll fre fr tlO strn engne i Ii incndiar cerinly rid gn XI neh e. tl' coEe prtmiy sme as ud mi gn wa a ad cn- eted shaItng. ome neos sw nto mn 01 abu fre WI disver an dog prn tra Joulya 1 arnt Clppr sy congegtlon Btptlt evnIng complin bLg disturbl la 8 fe rr Ct fA as df1 Merrel Han chidre blokheds itconfn y1 bue tel ltteboy wte' fr leter sh w.

hardet wih sw eJcept Wrte son. Wile. I wtten post a d. le to i cancle blself I disuraes lte tke remembr IIC fne hou buit Ct i ad Itrncte smaer ttn. Count Joua I ople aat kne I 100t re ou kne lng te minter congreg' ton aly Dongla 1 pnnds te feld lt Spte ber 9h fve chidren eldet b0116 yer piced 40 dughter yer 01d sn 1 ye 4 thid sn ye1 ye ld I Cm crion itttht I Blaie ad rpublcan I i i Ivor Ceveland wi I thi cottmn cpitl tr Cedarow hotelheretfore mai- agem nt Cbbl bn puased Ddd rIg etblment I ft ca leve wOne fa tbi geU travelg publc aly pr U9unc oe be i Mes Dd 1 a ge ppulr amotg.

ae FeJtQnwiu evemy uJera Cozerns GL Octo whoburne4 loJIieotherchurchellJULhonse nl COJ dticted. blthe th Gleaton MeCalla lu11enlforthed thesolidtor Out Enu an Colonel fottJ1e lWfpufeleven theJury the roomi mldbreath1 sUt readouti eJT1riftnd thedemuteDt fn With andfeeUnpof potntment hdaWOtlld I1Icendl ju tli the ctat testimony. Mansion blIrde of court to thee lunatic asI Um. 11 he is llotw1ched loser thrl Villpla7 emthull tM Pum rof nmpt mDsG" d.S J4hei JWe 1t' to jtoraxtntIPt ln eonualtted 911 dgW1 1hm1W 1h d' I u1n hiwlJtei. rlre the lPk arii UIem uumberot aho i ioi out ot.

ea. P1taTnctJltlf Thed hmboI1t i tio 6 oi i l' 1 11le' DeifO' lrfL ttinet fieliWhere lI in fOwtotheJuture. negrowen oflandhfdi unWUi. 1rl thehorr1ble 01f e. 1 23.

IjJ GIU DJ NcrION neck end 8 ringa. 1lS Il a Gal i De8 Ya i hJldOencbott1ee eD trely DusEY. 221884. gre odn ili el hee 1 ell tuOlr. 22.

ears sh I orra best blood S. A a KA nmt sfn I fa ngft nrymurh. Ion swamps toreier SheriffElmore Bualn eu CARD yo 11th lonarr TI1r1uN THE dl olved ltsw dco rl b8J ts dI I Jr I kR. I HA TB Sylvester Lester i gp xb te str et. I 1884.

:0 nham 7 WHITEHALL STREET Rearof Inc man er Wercspe Uullnoliclt trlaland SR orders. TO A nT wi w. inetaurpuaed 1 aouth We ea1ao iTingdD1 re dhJTe noplendid wo menLAlsoa heavyline BOYS' senooli tetallof irbl hwo" tr ilvel1 na ep A MGAiy rnIElt.AND 35WHltEij lSlff ET l1lli lr EiJIPY. L. le-al Greei1villeS C.

VIRlUJEOP FOWERJm ERREQf D.uPonme- bJth YiUof 8lmOl1SWandl ertWdI hfpesbldder1f D' soMat lrffttea1e on 1ond January fith18M fn city Greenville S. th valuable tei- pro bo1nruU1e Slmationr hUaUthe Ie xsW Eue l1rlxit ii i THETRUEFj 7 UTHER INTE IGEN he ti Si ngle' DAILYIO Ci culation SENT TO CLUBs" OF FIVE OR DV Oct ber 22. rT flT hf llr le rs Jofh Bloomfield Sa bert X' V1Lh. bullueeentlyimportedhom i fJ ofMlrthal7Ib ozanda the. Top tl le5iemJJet aboye ll on DbturbanCCiand theBlgnJ1.

the ad4ehllue coU otiozFof JWDrCOn andheiferf 8 et. 1 above GETTYSVtcepresident iAthens J1t. Secretr1a zerEutTennes e. XIDDAucdoneer 19W815. I' I I.

YE lTIIEST Chambelih Co WIL4nECEIY HIS EI cC I IiIRsxcoNIiJor eiffOOl III ssl erlho l1e rwootiRl1s Geo Imiuenae 110ft iiI. tei. GD8.Exqu1aJte l18u WELVETS-Alla1lade heapandg Ai1IELS Te1Td1eaP li UIncIi t. 1oIpUt VHontro in11ila fJI1Irte eat" iliii oL' rii l' 1 0 st tit infii 24000 BOISE AT ImDUc RATkl TRY 1ESTIM. ONVi hru John i JI1IhIi to be comumpUtm 01 thw JoI1lo6U.

dread i eX ept. herJihJI 4 Jj 4I 1aai rel tt1' of Brf1rezf Lung Rc6tOrorAJld itaeiect1Jk uiJdcRe OJUt 1 1i use ou ome1meand andEl i rLnniBEStoref iaed JOHO THf hoowh1 1riDOU tc WU8Y11taien1 tha p1afDJllrt rJiR61 UUOD of twophJ1l1e ml hercaseWU 1 eiIUandlhe ep lmjlnTeafttt' Sl n01l1B nti health and fI. GiE tes6 for flt1lC ol EWt YORK LETTE it JiS OJ 1M lRQfOLJ Woll4uaol I. iapaU fsto LUthOSIi' rn eut 1oJVr1t ret eA th C111 thU Interesting oP 2 3 JffJ to I8I aH orrrJIIO liotji tlon lw ntJtJJo- Jdt1A t1au. J5.

jwax1rOI1 9r' i tWnQOn urrr15ed tofin th i 1i lgu tergrgu rfsenti lh rt A th1 p1IIeJherne I rjrt tr eth1Dg 1s Jhe I f. rt if Jh tlJ anlltu i i I D1 11 de ftntered hiIl eJlar abl 1Io 1tt Qnr I Vhi lIab i iis e. fchjver tirle lI Ijtnt lff tlpn tJJie Zlg. i. i lie held.

rnaM rral tlll' df a. ul. Jert wafjt1 l1 h' p. pn JnalL9 11 lJ lo fer4. tfil Jl rJ i 10 ri trthiQeJmi inht Jr 0.i huich th9N ignJoreakehing Anw1l t.

htl dj de hi iij nth nld mi ADJ 1 CT pU nfP nDedbt. fntd pnZle uation br ughta Ue fa etJ IteJD 1 nofSL dIINYelt aJ h8geoUtr tJw etrd tdlfe Jl1do. OUE had p1 cq tlntanc cui aJnt 4. musictijelatt of rrcneh' to1 ebehinil mtld 1JjOhfad Therew fO tWot iahrl sed ing woinenurimiStaka EallllrnnraWnh thernwuJht' rhi lly exanih tng tli wt thlsr helulu red Fre eh. fnothrepH ahortefs un lrlthetw woZ11eDIlook dtt I llhlutereL ShewulmaU ttyi8h ean lfnd t1x.

i 9nir nio blhrel arb4Aah9ur Ja. Wl18tabn at irt Itu i and in dl1tdJ Shllw re awor1cingdr IlCE dofa and1Ose ofwl ttn lhlB tde hefpcrch. ed IJn. V1II4graybeard er ith aiOOd tl 0 It 1r tuck rJ3ald i1 I cii hUihhewasmocellJn Sh 1adonltbeen rka iah 0' ta I ho el fitb. te na1 JJFrenehIm hoD1 dI end ttrJShewai Sanranctsco she to.

I pr tiCta rllris ix alibi' e.he great denI Crih ietleChision iw hgir et. e. JieptJb tur y. he ti Wllkrrogresllvo8tdthoroughJl er ia dO tl1t ti-'exctia- le justJOi Vlhenew Juenwor1cedTheexcbnge j. theaeats nreeheapandanr wit JIloneYClln it.

Hhadj re er de entir fY howU huelfabl branclflerdea1ingin st ksiJ1 ten' a Jman Cjin. mQngthl in UWoil exchanietor Qnehundreth takthat. oirldtake tOktrmIln' htock itige tlt tilic oil. e. I ll pr9ve.

in tim. a. erfull1vlLl olilerndvealt atabI sbmentOJb pec toi uynd pn marg JlI njDAygldownL te fce1quit OUlI11 h. la. BU.

ike iL1 tnli dayr ko Leala anywheret omi. twenty ight tpe 8dTa tage rthi nl' whentznemberd lltsW1ao" lJ ir receivetlO OJrom th nd. lb lAmount a. aC furanceand Cann iHetouchedb1 ih r. ottL Odead memterNo anehacheme exibinheotIexchange It II bQutour ldr tob a me1n iL macmb' thlaambiUQufucl lIgetake tur ia rot net enrytil ng eo1idn on m4 li1eaUaca1e Jl aIr clerks InW all1trth broken.

il rl 1 thedoUl bfokersol stackuehangtthoIa1T hiandsinhorrornfthia eltXse4rid he" jJ Zl ttth Is themoraI 1d. employesjalld 1I15tUt at the. rl au pp Iblhe theahrew re mentha Ii 1 olexehangewIUJoutinue gr9 be OD b. rral of. th i mQIlOj J1 ighbor i.

Th. O. dol 1pecUllto. I thebii d. Ji nor a eilIo ever Tl1 i pruc Ite IQungmenw I.

Jiiniror theirf MwealpJng 11. elre th 10. :0. rJ h. pll r.

8hurlhabby il IdenU1fl. f1 1kgIiLll r. tobjan I epeh I a yut ll lzfollj1ft1 cnJylhouaud open 1 rii1k. Zlgp l. ch.

a ltw t8gllthef 1V withit ni llvlT Jgg JbJe. I IU. ar Jba tti mt tba lt ar Vtssi nofkell1lg I. i mo nr ri gtI I p. at J.

uddrnkbirioom htom gli 1 OUir thebarfWllJue sour 1 torge hAlltht1Jfere yearago. mail eIU ltayfroniUie dealmj un ni tnb" go 1e i ora N' neJ1J Zle I if. J1ara ther tJwiI1lI rtpnt 1tiiii 0 1bte1fZ 1il1nda 1Jri1 it1 6LIrJ. reyeai ThfJhurk thlnfg plt tting ir raeei dblltltflhuge ar trlc 1l9r th ai lt a perftC1pildthe axer 9J' ft1rf IIDwtlme VUJho sta 4. I plaru atttleJ 0 icllth rd.

aLF 1' 1ir1 rLhstreetand Jiy-'i TenthitrdAlI Lthem i th UIetfiilet and JI cyr t1he' iXp rl MtAnd be dt. i1heae. miprewhite apron Yo IIefjfleanJ1' 1UfdeflA JeaJur Itl lr. C1I' trou I xtr rd preardea 1nJ thiJlntl helps elJ SI1 A llIJDeandi pinW tin pla hether ia nmqear JJrifh driY a 1oaler ire Jntl nl nLt naixi t101 om into. thetJ S41Ueez.

ed. fIr a1rmhless i aii umber oll ui Jnal me tndlh idh JlI Ii iuM JIto theAuth inhllTanti ta iuIenislIn luthtt 6 fati 9rliter 1ll1i omi stiLl li Itt. dtfli dd tJlOer t1i aoC i C' Ii Lscr i I thi COSTITUTIO AThANTJt. t. SUNDAY OCTOBER is TWELVE TJ3 ks Spok aezn Ur 1 i1xgisthellEt th th th tb d1tr1 Henry I.

Henry McEImurra th I lth th Thomao 4d Tbayer. tevt I lcCook. Clay A Clay 0- Eehols-Chanim I Tie E. Tnmer H. Jake i Joho i Lynch a Jaspr-C.

Jefferson G. i Liberty Lowndvs-J. S. Weir Cf andThrash. inselMaples.

Ml. Ft tersud W. d. St i- SI l- f. up Sf TwIps-ierbert W.

tTsheuGrrsham Wayne F. Dave RarrelL 1 B. 4 The ountlsa of UIt USrIISOD. Warren-are not Evr i 1 ul for tey lotihe the can. r.

TISS baevr WO5I1PU bdclut mite fte LIe tune thecausoof tothe tbeg uthasiu atls Attention Is 4 to 1olIow1n Gosaan lUb-commIttee Itathsg IminedteCOntZOi 81 Sctmber Hon. 14 og are hereby to sIth natIonIdeo contsalttee st3 OCIZII. ii are Auy appf. 4T APOoaiis rs XtIPOBte4 Iorh sit4 UadS7bd1eIIt.srIntkoL thelrdlstrictt ireAp W. district If.

tovaflWllhiam a1ns. Thomas tO 2 00 BKBrown 150 olter. 500 Wayyase ito. atO smon amicabl lhe tam WillIs ldl. talnWiUIs up- 4.

a is J. T. theloes quitea1k theposse thexsse th who hhnbnlnon Waahlnton- Crevenne ar for wit- consnleus Racy develgpmn may be Its in lyeruiee are Ran shot way nbzaslTxL tpeciL1Miss of noted foe will abs latronjz end eteetlon ChieagoIn' county- in will hays I erreoresentsjypjn thenext legislature than I Wiahington. coloseis Blues and I bth men- of character and either I fli with credit. They I are eeerylxsa ci thesat I 5 Tacs5saerITtretoesoayetpcetaz1th gjg lnlts GEORGIA Wuktate sian whoseage tobenotleasthanfifteen yearsand isagood mouser now.

Athenewbo goodsand whileheeiotheaanother 55 ssthls. freely hurchbasbuilt one corn I a- tSkes rhyfire. rnioncountyhas notasluglebar roonnor to take- bales V. creekplautation. WashingtonGazette us ofias shafting.

Borne a aho 5 annoylngsnd say all little-boy wrotehis lettertheotherday itwasas now. thekitism o8 lftheCummlngClanlon willatate thatitleop- posedto it Is mats- a. Maxstonwho Ifethodfztchureh tothaground tobnrnaomeother houscain th Perry for the Ennmettand fop ntothe the rueful faces the law from the jnr a a own statement the by- aMer noesto asInm. If not watched lull lie play them the slip. A LtSpiaLShenifl Mrs.

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WEEK TflEIIC SZCOD LOT OF FINE- WOOL ExqnlsitestyleslusDpeueL Largeetockvery Vcontrolfa martci best EaxsUcnd2Tth1 We guirantel prices York or otheemartet a F- ANDPROGRESS VEEKLY OraMore1 annum LEASES mcE4ND EOOMSITh. 4 Bui1ding INSUlTS BEAT ANII ELEfRlO IIGIIT FtR1SII WITH LEACH ROO3I ALEIEGMT OTIS FASSEGER ELFSAT ftha ca Th 001 Busli LiIe1 APHYSICIANS TESTIMONY. PeZIesW bedwith whatapPt theward AS dl. ease except hIS death AfI aUtherembli. siC a boRis BT Ecatomor asid ItaCHe jgie.

He. continnedtheuseoiItferme ti1fl has beenfully restored to health. SO as I could discover lie had COflStUflPt and Br ers Lung Restorer i1l 0. HOLLOWAY 31. 1.

EarnsayilleGL RESCUE FROM DEATif. ssi aee P5tntaa by2t her lun ad yerandcednef IId a few weeks wee medUC 10 5 Ifl kt. Her stomach reftied 0 ieUJ T' cad the pliysliisn IJ1OIIghi lung' wa5 entirely gone. Ala final t. two her casevU P0 nounced hopaless 7 Intel BreT' Lung of one' of aphilI' cianasnflahebeSfl to Improve tb bbs continued the mediT is now in exeaIlent been In levers1 yean I belleye Brewef' Lng Reaterel SaTed be We.

gt Tatesfiile.G-- Brewer" LOBS 13 a pureiy 5. table preparatiOn. ccntalasno opiummm phine. bromMe et any poisonous gob'- citth of long lisle wen' iterfof IAEA3RAcxuiLAxAR. UR NEWYORK OF INTEREST ABOUTTH GREAT METROPOLIS.

Se II Xgu-s Tuaplati fSt Tbi Few Hueket Sa- pT0CU WT4 5 Lathera' clubOther Tpto. 2rw Yeas SPeciaiCorreIIo zi Of The wcii I due 3iuate which is a work hose I 0iLtrgfternoensniwUeUPri3edto find I itttI1 i St. theme hhieh baa es a or chisel but sit lb 3jaelhing niskyin he subject auaet sot atui with jn 3(5f5 ezi Jila lsstU tigmisofvaeillatj 1 t--- 4Ifrlicu laasi1e. i Veritable Pg ors hg wa fineafterno n. kl i argh cel gugestive lure- k-- th tlie cjls tpd lt5 SICCCl 4 ti Jddlle.

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to few rig Just aj the ttr case a end river Ielfis perfect paa05 the bar. heir or thecn openthey places. airrctthethird boo std tee anddeft- afree LD and extraordinary variety. over ibis curl ccesyls teotisly A man cams drop auto pierce ear a I person i intotbe as hare of young wT wic Idirniaking themelea to glob arid that ILrijems anti dcecty Y.ncer-'selul'- It ho TbeJauthoiciub baa fortnlhtly siaytu bsefl1Mecl.