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A. ETII UOJUi CLOCK ML PLATED WLEE CROCItRY un WOOD WARE WOUNti OL4SSES. LUtP 8HOff USES CUTLEKT uw STTLES DINNER AND TEA SETS. TO THE TRADE AT YACTUILES PRICES AT 3Mo3 3 mdwoEJ jb 417C We tkt tvtsi isMikt De Um II I lair sr led Mtrckairb ui tttt NT irka at an II tutss. jajanasdlynnwsn The Uunnlnlr DOMESTIC" Machine ii tar pnperlor to my other mike known in rwurlMt It will LA8TLONGKB.

It SoeeBETTBBWORK. It RUNS EASIER. This IS GUARANTEED. outhern Distributing Agency is Whitehall SU Atlanta Ua. 0 BEWARE UOTHER1nEIIPT TO BULLDOZE.

Caotioo II Ptrti tnteretd In the iali OS Stewat swing Msehn to 33 an 0 a. it Toe conitziitIYe threats of the glnrer xanolac- turtci Co. wco are tendof out ople of thjunc. Uona proklbitlif th OM of Tnd Maik" itaadaootM Mewart Machine hoping. doubt- tem to pnveot the MI ol th genuine StewIrt tjewlof Hacbuie a competition they ire un bls to COM with.

The Singer mow that no Stewart Machine Wit ever told the Stiles of Georgia Abms toutb Carolina. Florida or Eut Tennenea that la any way conflicted with any patent lh ever owned. will protect and defend toy dealer in the Etewutacauut the Singer andallolhen elalmiiif any tntrti meal their piled ttgbtm by tb Stewnrt Bewthg liehine told by no and further do hereby unqualifiedly pronounce said rcula Uoo of aaid Injanctlon to be In oar belief a mis. uable Crick. Intended to damage ii end 101111 unteory for the protection u1 UieBtugcr Cum- njs rights.

woich have never Invaded In a lInUs uuunce. NOTlCt Th ginger Company LOW that every Stewart Mtchlu In the above mentioned fctatej pastes through our hinds. and we have Un jean challenged them to meet In law or taulty. and yet they do not iternpb It. THEY DARi NOT.

hence their misleading circulars which re In tended enly to daniqe We shirt prosecute prt1eIho Wull1 mlaKBKBenl us here- tllerT FiD BELL A to. GREAT BARGAINS im ig we are MANUFACTURING OtJR OWN WATCHES NOW we are CLOS. I8 UT AT A. SACRIFICE Goods thud are not oar own make. Examine our prices before purchasing elsewhere.

Oar Fall Stock or DIAMONDS JEW. ERR SOLID NILVER BRIDAL PRES. ENTS PLATED WARE Etc. Etc. Jut receired.

3. P. STEVENS CO. Wholesale and Retail Jewelers Street. mchj dly 84 toad for Price List.

a Gray Notwithstanding the inaugural ball. a very brilliant audience greeted Mite Gray at tbe opera bouse tub night in her rendl' tion of Camille This was no-doubt due to the success the scored on the evening strerloni in her rendition of Etat Lynne. We do not think words sufficiently strong can be found to com mend the acting of this charming actress. From her first appearance on the stage as a light hearted frivo. loo coquette to the end where the dies abandoned almost by all save him whom she devotedly loved.

she was equal to the task. Mist Gray is without doubt a lady great ability. one destined soon to go higher and achieve trlnmpbt already won by others. hr pronunciation faultless. her stage conduct superb her wardrobe excellent her appearance magnificent Her support is first class In every particular.

Mr. Murphy as Armand Dual" was very pleating. lie is a painstaking actor and is every scene rendeted the star excellent support. Mr. Strong it Count OeYarville" was his equal.

While his part did not afford him great ecope yet it evidenced that he was an a Of. til. Benson as Gaston Mr. Brooks UUxsThropp Hull Baldwin andSirong added much to the play and were all very cartful This afternoon at the matinee she pro dares irouFrou one or her great sue ceases. To-night La her farewell.

and on this occasion she produces the New Hag dslen We urge all who are foul of good acting to tee the lady before she leaves the KesIuIIaf of Thanks. Whereas. during the recent military reunion and lair held In tlut under the auspices of the Oil. City Guard. they were greatly aided In car- rylBg out their plans by their friends tutu it home and abroad and Whereat.

they desire to express their ipprecla. Uon ol the kind and generons auutance reudeied them therefore. Be resolved That the heartfelt thanks of the Ode city Guard art returned to the citizens who uaitfed thea in carrying oat their patriotic puir. potea tothe aoldUrs who gathered from far and near to grasp each others hands to meet each other aoa to lace and mate the reuulnn a sueeen la tact well name to their friends home and to the southern military who aided them In welcoming and entertaining their gusta from abroad and to a public whose pitrlot- jam and liberality were in lull accord with the Be. resolved.

That to the ladles. both at home and elsewhere the Cots Cltj- GuruS Ire especially Indebted Jotmanyfavorsia connection with toe fair and reoiUoa Without titelcild and ympiuhy the reunion could not haYs beets a success. Their deft flazen added trace to he stem trapping ol war ihe mule ot theirTdcet hashed UM hanber iii bDgl lsand their smiles spoke more ifs. qo nUy the warm welcooi which they give to the strangers thin could the most cunning arts of Sttl resolfed. tiaf then resolutions be pub.

and that jVWR iv atMi ijsmmfegj in tbe city. members of the legislature and greater swore mt Phiniris with XhU crime. isbam vhow veranda aro nota bad were Jlnratrppoiied lettfor bomtywtediyr- j-j After te1lhIUIPi. cp irom th Spsid jaramy jail ward oItl irt7tdaUaj offend bio ud the hope ol cu In Atlanta to com after r8pwr. bo badly uO the melee is doing well enough and von day night was rewarded lor Us bravery by 111 board of police twmiIocema with YesterdsV Phillips vu Ukeo before Jodg Tanner tor preliminary trial upon chaw ol await WUh Intent tons order rid afura petientand careful lnyeetlgatlon was aeutvto Jill to unit the action of tis.

grand Jorj. AtLaJTa NoTember 8. To tie Rev. John W. Beckwltb Atlanta.

Dearffir We. the undersigned believing to sermon delivered by you on Jut Sabbath on it. subject of temperance calcu. fated to do peat good mot respwtfnlly request that you repeat the tame in the ball of the bouaeof of representatives on tome evening during the present week. Very respectfully.

Alfred nsull Mtckelberry. Juntos HiUyer A. 11111 Lamar 0 Jauta 0 Cameron. A Moore A Turner Wlogtld Emory Speer Davenport Jackson Same. Cunningham GTDodd.

ACWyly WJ Garrett Goldsmith I 1 Toot. Cur. Tier Slston A 0 Bacon Reese Grady Conoally George Lester I 8bu tf HDD TwlW DuBlgnon John Jones A Miller. Benj Hill. Jr Henry Htliyer W.

ttereou ft Kay. Clements. A Pratte Sidney Herbert Henry Moflaneil A 3 Hnaell AtuitTa Noveniber91880. Messrs. Cunningham Dodd Wyly and others Gentle toes Your very kind favor of the 8th.

inviting me to repeat in the house of representatives tome evening during the present week the sermon on the subject of temper- mice which I delivered last Sunday in St. Luke' church. just received. The idea of delivering before an audience so dutiu. gtilsbed as that which you propote to give me a wrapn prepared simply for an ordi lary occasion emtiarrareea me greatly.

tad I would not dare to appear before yen with. out wore time for preparation were it not that you state to me your belief that the sermon calculated to do great good. Hoping that in this belief you my not be mistaken I gladly accept your invitatiot. and will deliver lie sermon at such time as you may appoint. Thanking you for the very great oomph- merit you have paid rue believe me most respectfully yours.

etc JOHN W. Bzcowrra. The discourse will be delivered in the hall of the house of representatives it 7:30 o'clock Thursday evf nine. The I ttn nr Ball. Last night the Kimball house was the scene of the most superb social entertain.

ment Atlanta has seen for many a day. After the enthusiastic inauguration of Governor Colquitt. the inaugural ball WI a fitting compliment of a gentler kind. was a gathering of the best people in Georgia to mingle together in delightful social courtesies. The very best elements of Georgia societywere represented.

Lidiea and gentlemen from all parts of the state Jined in the festivities toil entered heartily into the spirit of the occasion. Governor Colqultt. with his charming wife and daughter received the guests handsomely and then jo1ned in the general enjoyment or the evening. The governor received many hearty congratulations from ladies and gentlemen who could not reach him at the capitol in the morning Euterine the door garlanded with flags. the eye was struck with the beautiful sp pear-hove of the room.

Each wall was hesv' tty festooned with national color and Ii. rtctly in front on the platform was a huge coat of bordered with stars and stripes the columns being red. white and red the state colors In the point of the circle was the figures 76 80 toe years his excellency wereelfcud in. Each column boos a letter encircled in a green wreath. giving his mi- Iii's.

underneath which was the ate's motto. Directly across the room in large Old letters was the words Our Governor. Everybody complimented the designwhich was furnished by Johnston. the bill poster who is undoubtedly the most original man in Atlanta. In the mazy whirls of the dance mingled the noblest and fairest forms of the state.

It was enough to mike a ruin proud that he WI a Georgian to see the gallant men and lovely women who glided over the floor or strolled in the beautiful arcades of the hotel. A supper rich in all that is delicate and delicious. gratified the taste of the throng and enlivened itsenjoyn Dancing was begun early and continued late for it was a scene which no one desired to leave. The management was so excel lent that. despite the crowd everyone seemed to enj the occasion very ranch.

rhe dlnc were arranged with vret taste and the excellent music or the Filth arttl lery bard made the poetic motion ill the more charming. In short the iraugural ball was a grand success in every sense and it will ever be marked with a red letter in the calendar of Atlanta's most elegant social events. Atlanta correspondence of Augusta News Speaking of the candidates just here i may say among the many piranls for judgeships and solicttos general who are Here working up their litle ms I have met no one who teems to have made a better impression upon the members that tie has been a faithful public servant in the past than your own townsman Salem Jutcher. That he baa been In able and efficient solicitor general of the Augusta circuit. no one denies.

He seems to have the bulge. as it were and is pushing things right through. He makes friends with every one with whom he comes in contact and his chances Ire rowing rapidly. It will no doubt be very gratify log to his large number of friends in Augusta to know of his success and. from present appearances they will cot be disappointed.

Sent Back to ibeCt BK. Yesterday Officer Saulsbury returned from Macon where he had gone in charge of Robert Wyman who escaped front the Bibb county gang a few weeks ago. Wymn was under Mr. Willis Mood who has charge of the gang near Macon and by his good conduct had entitled himself to a considerable degree of liberty which he utilized in escaping and at once made for Atlanta. During his sojourn in Forwyth.

whilst en route to this place he stole a double-barrel loading shot-gun and a suit of clothe and for this offense he will be tried II soon IS his present term expires. 1000 Pepl Tamed Away. Al Ute urgent request of members of the legislature and many cltlzeos Colonel Seals's address WI postponed to Tuesday night nut in consequence of the governors inaugural reception. Probably not less than one thousand people were turned away from the two entrance notwithstanding the announcements of postponement on yesterday. Address ol Ueaeral A.

ft. Lawto At the request of a large number ol the members of the general assembly General Layton will address that body this evening at 8 p. in the ball of the bouse of representatives on the issues involved in the present senatorial canvass. The ptblic are invited to attend. Central CoBvesiiCBt Mbl Remember that Bennett the Printer has the fastest presses made a Hoe Gordon and Pearl.

Call at HUlyer building. corner Broad and Alabama street for good work. novlO dlt Last Sundays Puonograph up Sal. dons if ever has any candidate for re tion in this state received nch universal and powerful indorsement for efficiency and fidelity as Solicitor-General Dutcher of the Augusta circuit. Judges or the.

supreme and superior courts the attorney general fry grand Jury in bl8 circuit th bar the press and the' people speak of him in terms of the warmest best merited praise. The press Of tIle state also speak in the highest wm. of Solicitor-General Dutcher' efficiency his extraordinary powers as a criminal Jurist having attracted general notice. It is remarkable tor man in purely local office to win such a wide re pole out great excellence In any particular commands general attention. sir.

Catcher TamareoTervell known throughput the jtateiioneof finest vrJtenawijbert informed whojari In Georgia KJHlt services for the pubilo good la the press hays been second to lo man in the ttataTlje rHleo. lion or. iwsvma of eour foregone ooncloaioD but It is none lb. Jest pleasant to speak well of amaavho bat so yboaiethe ipj i4Hansllionforplaintiftrrt Rowell far Wendaat Pending argument Mr. R0TUu adj OTMprflU19Jiiub iorr9W.

lB isscmiUiiri4er 7 OHffmpnmt Brown state. Murder No Thomas vs. Wilkinson etal Io Injunction. from eoeta Arnsed No 6 Ooweta Dent vs. Certiorari from Covets.

Affirmed. NO I eoeta Morgan vs. Morgan. Bole from OixnpbelL Reversed. No.

Born. DwliMll vs. Brown et al. ComplalnL Irons iioya Reversed. No.

1 Rome. Peck Wright. Equity from Polk. Reversed. No.

22 Flint. Allen. ej at Vs. Sharp. guardian.

Hula. from Monroe. Affirmed. No. 5 Coweta Coffey vs.

Adams. Trover from Campbell. Affirmed. No. 7 Coweta.

8lil vs. Atlanta tad West Point railroad company. Cue from Tronp. Affirmed. No.

28 Macon Cower vs. GrannU. Equity from Blbb. Affirmed. Fvltosi aop rlor nun omaun KlUTE" rantouve.

Yesterday was occupied in hearing the cue of Angler vs. Wilson. Suit for 5001 damages. The cue went to the jury and court adjourned. The following the calendar for today Houston vs.

Phillips. Hope vs. Stewart A Wood. Howell vs. Howell.

Brand vs. Harris. Boyd assignee. vs. ScofieM.

Jackson vs. Smith. Coaamlskloaieri Court lUPGI. W. B.

extra u. S. COMXI38IOSI Kinchen Worthy of Harralson county true bond to answer the charge of illicit distilling. John E. San ford of the same county WI required to do likewise for doing like Worthy.

Jack Nipper of Heard county will have a hearing to-day on the charge of illicit distilling. It. rAaXOW VJITID STATES COKMIS3IOiIR Alexander Vaughn. of Heard county was charged with illicit distilling arid retailing and gave bond to answer the charge of illicit retailing. TRIAL SAVED Sam Cooks a Trial la the lOH AUelr.

Situ B. Cook. who was supposed to be plica ted In the killing of MUley John. ton ar Jonesooro last August died a few days since in Cherokee county Alabama Cook had hAS his trial upon the above charge and had been cleared. but a subsequent grand jury in Clayton county found Ii second true hill against him and Cook tkipped out to avoid another trial.

His death was the result of a lever supposed to have been caused by the exposure to which he was subjected during his journey to Alabama. The Catholic Library. The Catholic library association on yes. terdsy held its election of officers for the ensuing year. Messrs.

Michael Mahoney and Pet Lynch being the candidates for the presidency. The following was the result of the election For president Peter Lynch vice president John Stephens sec retary Wm. DowliDg treasurer J. Doouan. For four directors Messrs.

A Jordan J. Dully and 11. Mater were elected. The fourth directorship resulted in a tie. The installation will take place next Tuesday night.

ZDWALK MOTES. The Methodist Episcopal conference meets nearfiuwaniet to-morrow. Now is a good true to register. Dean Swift is down with the mumps. The Chicago Daily Hotel Reporter nays The Markham us one of the leading hotels of the south.

A false alarm of fire was occasioned last night by the burning out of cbilliney of a houte on Wheat street occupied by Porter Freeman. colored. Tbe officers of Dean Lodge Good Tern. plars wilt be publicly installed to-night at the corner of Marietta and Broad strtets. The public are invited.

The colored Odd Follows of Atlanta are in a flourishing condition. During tbe performance Miss Gray was frequently warmly applauded and was called before the curtain three times. Some admiring friend sent upon the stage a very large and handsome basket of fruit. BenjanoinG. thckett of Albany James S.

Hamilton. of Athens. J. Smith of Ojjletborpe Hamilton Yancey of Rome are among the solid and influential planters or Georgia who make their homes at the Markham. The leading insurance men of the state re making their headquarters at the Markham It would be an invidious taste to single out personals from the crowded registers of the Markham.

Yesterday morning at 9 o'clock. at West Point Mr. J. A. Fischer of this city was married to Mitt Belle Jones of West Point.

The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. E. Jones alter which the newly wedded couple boarded the West Poiut train and canoe to Atlanta. Postmaster Liuley looks cosey in hs new quarters.

A railroad official for the first time in eixruonths Ittnded prayer weetiLg the night the minstrels were in town but his wife refuses to believe it. William Nash of South River. was robbed of his pocket-book containing soy- eral dollars by a pickpocket in one of the Atlanta auction rooms Monday night. The folloing solid and honorabe men of Georgia make their home at the Markham when in Atlanta General A Lawton candidate for United States senate Hon. Cliffoid Anderson attorney general 01 Georgia Hon.

M. J. Crawford Hon. Willis A. Hawkins associate judges of the supreme court Governor J.

M. Smith arid a large majority of the legal bar vI the state. The convention of the churches of Christ in Georgia will be held in the Hunter Sreet church tomorrow and Friday. Preaching by able ministers at 11 ant and 7:30 p.m. All are invited.

Sam Candler is a skillful manipulator of the yardstick and surrounued by printses. The handsome hydraulic passerger elevator at the Matkharn runs at all louts of the night or day. Elder Z. T. Sweeoey of Augusta will preach in the Hunter Siren cuurch of Christ this evening at 7:30 o'clock.

Our citizens should give this ItatinguLbod minister a large audience. The first full car load of emigrants from Georgia lei last evening for Aritaosas and Texas via. the Memphis and Charleston railroad. Go out and hear Rev. J.

E. Cbtmnblisa at the First Baptist church to-night. Tbe fcleep car attachment to the Markham ol great service to the travel lug public. Every nigtut for the past week it has been full. The sine of the Markham cannot end shall not be excelled by any hotel in us south.

Tbe cold weather has brought its supply of Neuralgia arid Headache. But none need sufier long. NeursIgiae will soon cure all their aches and pains. Thousands testify to its virtues. Why not you Most of the rooms at the MArkham have been handsomely painted arid newly carpeted.

Two new hutmea are going up on Alex. ander street for Mr. lInks Smith. George Goldsmith and Captain B. H.

Veal have gone down to Montgomery on a Tisit. Dr. William King Jr. will occupy the Third Presbyterian church pulpit Sunday next. Cliiag Block QootsvUons.

Georgia lit nictugan tMrtraLlOY UaTsmortce nu 8cranL KB Uadogoii. ju Preferred us Louisiana 49 Delaware Lack. North Carolina IL Jersey Ventral. 7bi Carolina new. 11 Beadlng.

Mji rtaiding ii Ohtoaaflm Mobile AOhio 22 48X Hannibal A at Joe 4 45 Onion FKUo Houston A Texas. 74 46 ill TIIN MOOT POPtILXSTanj-K03T CXMPUTK THIOTT. EOITOU Oo nrtjrio My attention has been called to communication in your paper of tbe 2d urging General A. R. Lavton for the United State aenatorship for geographical reasons and signed South Georgia Now while I i the high eetsaate placed upon the character and ability of "Chatham's gifted son" by the writer I cannot concur on the geographical idea upon wblcfl lie bases hi communication.

Ii is well understood throughout south Georgia and along the coast that Chatham regards herself as south Georgia. and that for bali a century it' ha been her policy to dwarf all river and harbor enter- prism in that section to mere stipeudiaries. and contributors to her own aggrandizement. Tne magnificent ports and harbors along the coast south of her have suffered by her contrasted and selfish policyk and her active antagonism wnlle no gifted son" of hers and she has bad many is the counsels of the country has ever raised a voice for the opening and iso proweffleni tOe lines of ontario coast nav igation on the magnilicdnt int rivers that are as necessary to the prosperity of the pins lands Elect the gifted son" of Chatham to the acne's and Savannahs interests will be zealously guarded end vigorously promoted for Savannahs giti sons. All know how to take care of the main chance in her behalf and they hue never oem accused of statesmanship broad enough to extend to the Aluartuaha orOglethorpe bay.

If Geneual Lawton should be elected it i quite prob. able that liberal appropriations would be secured for the public buildings light. houses and the improvement of the haroor at Savannah but who so weak as to suppose that the policy that has eharacterizad tier war upon Brunswick and other important points and enterprises south of her that largely depend upon river and deep water navigation would be abandoned No. no So far as South Georgia concerned we should have a senator tu-orus Chatham and the same system of discrimination and sighted opposition that the has always manifested wuuld be continued to the great detriment of all the ports down the coast and all the river interests that re naturally to those ports. What south Georgia wants is a senator for Georgia one who has the statesmanship to comprehend her wants the ability to secure them.

arid the magnanimity to die tribute them impartially one who can and will secure appropriations to clean the inland salt water navigation and shorten the lines and to clean out and re move navigable for rafts barges and steam- era the rivers of South Georgia particu Itchy the Savannah the eecbee Canonchee Ohopee tiatilla Allapaha Little river the Flint the Chattahoochee al all the harbors on the coast. It makes no particular difference in what particular spot such a uteri was born or where lie live. and South Georgia draws no geographical to find such anoue A senator for Georgia all Georgia the south and the whole country what Suth Georgia wants and what all practically thinking common tense broad ideas true Georgians demand just now. Have we such a man The answer comes DACE wItto emphasis from every county in the state and the writer solemnly believes that he is chronicling the voice of the people in expressing the conviction that Sena. tor Joseth E.

Brown is equal to the emer. gency fittest for the place- and the choice of a majority in each and every county. Certain la he that such is the view of south Georgia and on Tuesday next another solid south" will give form and pressure to the prediction and add soother surprise to the catalogue of surprises of these our prisii-g times. JOCTHIJES Gtoaoia. lion.

P. L. Mycalt for Supreme Court. ATLANTA Oi. November 51880.

The undersigned members of the bar of ihe city of AUaota of our on moitha and with pleasure bear testi moon to the learning and ability of i Olynatt Of this city oell it to hIs high charac tee ut gentleman and his tmiDem fitness for I position on the supreme court bench of this state. Without disparagement to other gentle- men whose names nave been suggested we be- iltve that the members ol the General tsembty would do credit to themselves and honor to the stole of Georgia by making Cot. Mynltt one our supreme court Judges. Johu Collier Brovle Wm Newman tisoOwin Hoge Brsy Hoke. Smith Wrlgbt kIlls A II Culbereon A Collier Jute Glean 8 Hirt Hammond wm ii Uulsey Shumate Alex Klug Smuel Well Howard Von Epps Simmons Margenlus A Bert John A Wimpy Frank Uarrlson Glenn Pendleten EW Martin Jno LCotley Pat Calhoun Lumptln A Howell KT Dorsey Hooks Uollman It Venable Himmond Henry Henry JseasOn Richard Jeff ries Beriberi Arnold fl Peoples ppcaln Smith 3 A Anderson lieu Thomas 11 de Graffenreld Redwthe Gus Epson Alex Jones Edgar A niter Joseph Smith Yno Cunningham If SI Ttdwell Hammond Lucius 1 Gartrdil Black Cutberaon Frank A Arnold Ii Tucker Jr The following paragraph lit yesterdays Issue should have appeared as an advertisement SOLICITOR GENERAL OF THE ATLANTA CIRCUIT.

It Is known beyond question that George T. Fry Is the leading candidate for this important office. tie la developing wonderful strength and his Wends au con 8d ut of his election. ESTABLISHED 1812. WOUND ON WHITE SPOOLS.

THIS SPOOL COTTON IS NOW UStTVNRRAL. ly admitted tn be the Standard Sewing Thread of the World. It Is the Strongest and Bmnotbeit Thread made and contains an Elasticity whlctt Invaluable to Machine Operators. It 1. finlib perfectly aott and mutates no artificial polish- to inJure the Threat The Black and Color.

the moat brilliant every trodtioed In Ip. ration. It has taken htghesn awards at ol the ureat WrldatFafr sluice the flirt held in old ON In 1891 down to that held in fmrt ta is 8 where Iff. T. wai awarded the UOLD MCDAI.

for 5n Strength and General Xzeellencv. It baa taken the Premium at every hate lr where It ha been exhibited. It has Just been awarded the Medal of ProneK over iii mmpetiton at thtOnat Fair lost cko a rraneJieoCmlfronift it hJaSo fast ben awarded the BILVZk seBDAL highest sad onto premium given lo A fall awortmemof this Celebrated Thread can nowbetadat WholetaleindBttall at JOHN KEELYS AndatYtholesaleatc MOOKl MARSH on. M. C.

J1KISIRon AtTSTELL MtNGUM. W6 oct dU itlip A PTlatep Killed. A printer by the name of Caldwell was knocked off the Central railroad trac near Forsyth on November and killed He was an Irishman by birth and had tramped the country often. Any one know. tug the address of bi family or friends viii please communicate with tie undersigned C.

A- KCTO. ybnythGa Me phisandCbarlntooRallrod. Only one change of cars from Atlanta to Little Rock by route. Tnoxi.a Smtut no1Olt Agent Atlanta 0. A Card jgn Tita article in yesterdays piper from the Atlanta Brewery brizgvusoncniore more to tbe In reply we emphatically state that I our drivera colored man did oBeT to furnish- the beer as stated it vat wftbont anrlnstrucUgaoraar- HIRSCH BROS.

Popular Clothiers. AND TAILORS 42 and 44 Whitehall Street ATLANTA GEORGIA. Office of Dr WI OAS 933 Arch Street Phllad Pi A A niff lLI mkl lOlassa. IbfaarnUaltwto- CATARRH Ordinary thorait1iauieiamlaadplenutlmtinaati JilcA CAROLAT tf TAB WBUl FOR CATARRH. ASTHMA.

is TrwTarihat U. breathIng oonTtm them Into a lush. vague. This to right to UudiMtwlpaita. t.

w-a'i" or butUm It Aati rtrywb-M and by Jr I lirraan flif. Sen tnt ay tiuntt 1 Mre DR. M. W. CISE.

633 Arch fk AVOID WORTHLESS IMITATIONS AND BASE IMITATORS4i lI19deo.l wed at wky owl OYSTERS During the next three months I propose carry the largest and best stock of Fresh ysters ever before handled In Georgia both in bulk and sealed cans. Country dealers and consumers will do well to seed orders to H. F. EMERY nov9 d3t No. 15 Peachtree street.

Drummer Attention I learn that a report is circulating that commercial travelers are required to pay ax in Athens in order to sell goods by sant ile. The report is false no license being required. Come Come to Athens Stop at the Clinard House. and I will pay all taxes demanded for selling goods by sample. A.

D. CLINARD Proprietor Clinard House. November 81880. Athena Ga. novlOcJSt SkUDC Kink.

We take pleasure in stating that Professor Agostini has succeeded in procuring the services of Mr. Brewer. who will devote himself tothe instruction of ladies. There a no charge for ladies who visit the rink every morning at 11 o'clock. This afternoon and Friday evening art exciting race will tau piece.

uovlO dlt Parties going to Arkansas or Texas should write to the agent of the Chickaaaw rjute for cheap rates. novlO It Announces with muchpleasure that of his immense stock of Cloaks he has only a few left that is what he calls a few say some 700. He wants to sell this lot during the coming week and In order to do so will offer Extraordinary Bargains in order to completely clear them out as he is going to New York during the week and wishes to have this department perfectly clear before he goes. BARGAINS BARGAINS Cloaks at ridiculously low prices for this week at 10000 yards choice Fall Calicoes 4 l-2o per yard worth 7 l-2o to 80. at JOHN KEELYS 1000 yards excellent Georgia Factory Jeans for pants 260 per yard worth 600 but for an imperfection in the weaving not noticeable at i JOHN KEELYS AM line or all the patterns of the Domestic" Company on hand everything they make.

Oat- logues furnished on application at JOHN KEELYS Ladies' who love extra fine HOSlEBYwillbe delighted upon examining the stock just opened. It embraces thousands of dollars worth of Novelties not to be found elfewhereand at prices WHOLLY WITHOUT PARALLEL at JOHN KEELY8. PEERLESS BARGAINS JOHN KEELYS 850 Balok Colored Cashmeres are well worth 600 anywhere. JOHN KEELYS Black and Coland 450 Oaihmerea are1 worth 760 per yard anywhere JOHN KEL8 660 Black and Colored Cashmeres are worth 100 per yard anywhere Bargains Bargains ONLY ONE MONTH MORE Grand slaughtering of prices. Goods at about fifty cents in the dollar Cloaks Dolmans and Ul sters.

Hosiery Gloves and Corsets. Ribbons Fringes and Laces. Silks Satins and Velvets. Waterproofs Flannels an Suitings. Ladies' Misses' Children's and Men's Merino and all- wool Underwear at special low prices.

Our entire retail stock mus be closed out at once. Bargains in every department. AUSTELL MANGUM 26 and 28 Marietta at. Mra. J.

B. W11 OD Tiffs Ohio nays I have worn on Improved. Excelsior Kidney Pad and received more lief than from all remedies I have ever tried. I cheerfully recommend it to all suffierers. See advertisement.

OCI28 d6m wed sun A wky8un 54 Whitehall Street. The Largest Stock the Greatest Variety the Latest Noveltlei tie Lowest Pricea in Millinery and Fancy Gods Alt the late novelties Is Trimmed Rats lid JQnnela at greatly reduced prices. Untrimmed Hats in II shapes. Real French Fur Beaver lists at 50 per cent let than sold elsewhere. Silts Satins.

Ribbons. Velveta flushes. reatters and Flowers and all Millinery Goods at Lower Prices titan Any Other House WURZBURGS BAZAR 84 WHITEHALL STAEET. Our real PrII Kid Otovea 3 la all colors only II equals any Glove sold nearly doubts the price. We give a new pair or all that rip or tear.

A Urge lot of rood Kid Gloves in 3 buttons only cent. WURZBURGS BAZAR Extraordinary RednotionB Cloilng out entire balance of our Ladle Under. wear to mite reom for nor Picture Frame Department The biggest bargains In KYar offered In the city. Hosiery Corsets Hankerohiefs Fringes and Dress Trimmings I lie saortmenL Popular prices. WURZBURGS BAZ JAPANESE GOODS We un now la stock the Urged UIOltmeII1 tndai KW York of Japuiera Lacquer Ware.

Bracket. Card Receivers Cabinets Ilandkerchlef and Glore Bout Trays Et Et We wm guarantee TOO a sewing of 08 per eat on every article in thu department. WURZBURGS BAZAR Frame Manufactory. We haw now othan4 and make to toerderevecy style ot fletan Traax tDeladtoj aU tbe in 1 i qrancl Lb Walnut Gold sit Velvet Frame At ttonit tloWVieu Urti Sonlttu fa Ban and Standing Frames. oor own rtripn At weBuuinlactaretJl our Frame.

an teH slaglo ham. at wbofcad cu tad fir irV at i 4 ft Sfi V- Hak aBBBaaWPsiasaiaaaaaaHat a SiaB a T. ak aS8HS i Sa JttlsMM4 nTKl i A Tfrji5.v a U1DRK CRTEE ECEWi m-K MSPicTTmTCAttATmTiei FILL For pys A JUWSlflttr So oa consults fete hi. and LZARII OU octl-dSm rthp jj. y- iSj.

AUSTELL MANGUM are closing out their retail stores. Avail yourselves of the opportunity of buying good goods cheap. JOHN RYAN- Has just received an Im- mense Stock of CARPETS and GENERAL HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS which he offers at surprisingly low figures. Another big lot of Tapestry Brussels very low. Ply Carpets Ingrain Carpets Cheap Cheap Cheap Carpets at 20c.

Carpets at. aoc. Carpets at 45c. wool Ingrain Carpets from 5Oc per yard upwards. Lambrequins in handsome and elegant designs and excellent and beautiful material CORNICES CURTAINS AND SHADES ALL STYLES VERY LOW Mattrcsof In Hair Wool.

MosS' Cotton and other material froth 250 upwards. Particular attention. given to orders in Upholstery Department Work executed promptly and at low SOLD ON INSTALLMENTS AT JDI1H 61 Whitehall Street aTrd68 CLOAKSCLOAKSCLOAKS i at greatly A. F. CA cuo s.tlvse-l'latci Ware.

at WHOLESALE ANDBETAIL A COMPLTN sioczor DIAMONDS OLOOK BRONZES ANDIINd ATTHELOWSST PRICt A. PIIILERT. oct81-dU Ko. i Miaoall Ut f- When you Will' Builders tIUrdwii ft 4 Otis. Putty and Glavteod to Trap.

Ws Ray 68 Decatur street. 220 oa 10 i13m rVACOAL TRONG Tba trUada and Mfnalaiaocw el Mr. and. Xnv a and of their llttk daughter Elea are Invited to attcadilit funeral of to latter ttom St. tfbUPI ChniCb at o'clock this aiurnoon.

The WendJ and a qtiainUn of Mr Ellia Blackmtn aratorltt A atwnd fcer funeral from her teditetice East Nertla AvMne SS For Clerk of tb rf Coon. are authorIzed to innounee tbsnamecf DrJS HOLLlDAYuirtndIdate or Uc- Uontothsoffioeol Oerttrttte Superior Court wUhoompetn ito pntl ait lst him. Kecdoa A. PISEIRSON. To ttou to the office of roUdtor ueoeral of CowetaClreaUanddOohdtyoariapport.

yBJ3K LAttJAX. i octlf- dtQIefme Campbell county. ar trl" Cobb. now Jndjttrf the Blue EldieClrcnlt win. with nlKoncurreocenrjablj election betoreth self General aemLty to it.

po ltloo on th i Bench of flu Sipresit. Court mad vacant by fit promotion of Jn4 Jackson to Uw Chlriinrtoe- ihlpan Jnow toB WiffiiX Hawkins Iberebr aMounce office of Major of Atlanta jt th tsolo dpal UKB5 W. ASante ahovnds with ab UB dtnei lbaeir. ULBI4IZLL wsiM ak a ptonHdra. tfa ur.

tterttore hereby that office at atxt etioB by SID hOLLAND a candidate forOraadi from th TlItnt Wild. XetlsteriDdrow for X. UAfiKK II hereby aoaoBsccd a candidate for member of Council to rtpreaent the Hat Ward a On JIIIIinI itactlOn. toUbeW December lat i 71 oet 4t4r I hereby ummoee myself candidate to ret. We ate authorized to aonooaea PAT undl4aldor froia.th VUtft Ward at the ensuing erfctlnn tutu dide i The friends of D.

t. flATIS ttOOOMf blat a ciadMit torCouueCman from ThJ a Ward at th ruinIng election. aep JUU frtau1Iot WK uucoMe toa uirodfdaia for Cr nii iliBan inn the MODA tonpreaeat tk enkW jJ2i0 i ffir4" f' I ltfJl at I1a lIlT MICier 1 I1 11 X. OO1oudy. i t1IIo 10 cUm 1' 111 6 nIr.

10 IBrlik 1fi 10:11" JU Eo CkJud IlItuImum the. Yi f' Kiln 4117U1er 40 EoN. 8erINDtlllnl 1111. cwc4 Ell. 1 i WOODWIJtE GUSS 8UO" 1fSftLES TU Ht TJUDET oSRX if II 0 jaDJI 1m MdVDC1I aJt FD LO LOCAIh.

he Sewing IO Mi1N lIt bee BETTER WORr. i St. OJO tf BEW ARE WI Cau PuuellDlerelted DXREGARD 8ID ore 10 eI oflDlunc- the Yr toda OG U4 8 rCI Tllln LIII1 mdiii othexe Dl 8ti. i. rI I fc.c IUUI m.

Ths ab ve etm tquitrand leHU W8FIIL In. ded n1 ill lII plf1 suer. 683 pre 10 JI P. TEVEN in WiTCHES 11' A uu f' elsewh re. 1 tee utt Whitoh11 1.

Gray. veNot fie i i a nfgbt I el 11' I rendi on ng lighthearted. allsne deYoledlylond of first phyas De lUfille IOOptyet or Mb Thropp and Sroug. yer dUcelFrouFrou the' city. cu uI el Lb udabroWand Og face an lIell IIIWIIIJ IO orho pubtewbeec tryere InSult JeI Wi WI ISSISt JIill ol'- JIPt' polieeads ttInr6af III.

1 1tJUl if" lmIte4ir. 1D. W1IhWW1Ih. I PIt' IQ 1 fft1tJ1m11P1o wbocams him. last alt pa J.

h1l 1rI 1 1wcn outa" Jh1J. Kr. Wbollewalut41 homeJelt Af. ca pomft hf IDrcouDllJaiJuewwof o1feft4for zIOlth uuae411lti tirbo1wt 01Bce hO Wa 1J I dOIDwan Mon. bfgbtwllded forhk cODlDIiIIIoIIrtwiib a ren1at tI tI01Ithpol1ceJcrce.

VelteidaTPhl1lIpa' Dbefore JadgeTannertor preltml arrtria1 dwgt to murder. patlentlDdcaretulIDTllUption. wane wJall thuc oa oUh a. eekwIIki To Dear Sir SA Jh AOI ll JUDIOI Bpterj Dodd. A 0 Wyly.

Vf Shureabe PUnoli Bidne Nonlber9l880-MeDJ'L 1 roiei2h tl aslht lve IUOOO uryocwi emharr a pear I I ou I Tbur inl Inaugural I 8u erb rt At s' iC a nda i represen ted rom lestivitiesand oce ion. wi j' ned I i nf ce df re peara ee cololP of the th 80. were elfCud I tes design. which thron ry' every one ae med mu ir. 11 elelanllOcial corree ndence ew jud hips oms ms t1er impre ion tow osman.

everyone lar A Ib CblaoGI o. tif1 Ubertyl ping. A tlao ta. bestole hrel. Of.

1 t. Jeloel Real. Addra tl p1 I eeaat La. wllladdreas tteholl8' A Hm Ou Last power1ullndor ment th the- orth hl est Jurlat hanll De al nettcaIt amau in- commmdlpnera1 oUo ilrDGtchlr ltatl l1e of' the' writer lofor e4 eh 1an GeorxlaH1t fofUIa pnb iO inthepreil ae nd fIjtOJlllD 1 ttJ uchanuot a lJ Qta man who J7bom. th.

of. iji t' I 1 lfJil 1i I ar l1 tp f. i t. a. I 7' comt tf rallltr.

en fmuu 14. icJrari' Pl ID aGe ror" Vi Bo1renfQr tf. enda. tJiJ 11 arPDI adjourved tUJJLlIVto-mGmw i ri4I elM. 4C I OO.

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al. Q1retDen Dw It. CompWjtbom lol BOmePeekn Stile. At1Dtall 110. lIapertr PIL to-d.

a. yd Sc fi ld. a. di Sanford Hnrdoouoty Implicated noar su e' inst ipped expo nre Th Peter president-Peter ice president-John in irEc 1. ell cted.

ni The Dfar Silwante Sow an Tb 1 eh ie1 BOU tho A a The eb llows I tb tl ra G. Hamilto Rme. lre thesolid inluential mak home The makiDI tb 1 btdQuarer Mrj It i pelnalsfrom Mkham Yelerday Jr. Flsber Ib marie Mia Jon Point cremony prformed Rv. boaded th Wet ut Allanta tmasrer loks quarrel A riroad offical firt six mont RUlz town.

wie refus beleve it Wilam Nab Suth pketbk MV' er pickloclet aucton The ing wen ham. Atlat Lwton VniedBUttlare Clifod Anderon. Ueria YJ Crwfor Wila iate courj eGoYrnor lrge majoriy I gll bl The cntenton 11 Preacing minialer 1 am. 7:3 Al Ivit. ilillll Yldt1ck bllrNuu dd prin I I he hydraulc psrger Mukblw al IvUN I AUjut wil prac tr 1 Chrlt iis tnguuhtd ltera lae audienC Te ft filI emigaut Geri ArurM Toxu Mempbi Cbaletoo Rv.

Chtmblis i. Ft Bptist clurcb The hleeplrigcar Mkam geat anice tavel publc pl I bln The cOUn" Yakhm cnnot sl eceled te BOut The cld iL Neurg HeCe tut Doe ned sufer NeurgLe wl In cllr Icbe Id pll Thouad tliy Yue Mot bechom te Makham hav beu hlmely pted atd Two hlln giD Ale- Itet M. OI mlth Cptain Ve hn gne 1t Dr. Wtlm Kng wi oupy Thi Pmbylerl curl Bndy net alle Qaou 61 C1 I 1t me- Lu 1 Dw. lo 0 len ct.

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I. Pf 4 Wab 14 1 1fd ca81 A L. 11 WUIUJW 1 1 4 i 'i' t. 4" 1-'l TO 8 a 3 i Ltl tI IA I 11" Ddo Im ll 8 vn 1 1 B'r aB I t1t i T. i4 1.

4i jl mS i i fes bE 1 i S. Gel. I tlU eourmlr. atttioD cle 1 a cmunicton 70u ppr te 2 ung Ge fo te Unt 8tt anlrp gpbJ ro Id aged lt Oer" whe Wor te hg emat la cr aDe abity Ohl gt IU" rt cn cooc te gepbical Ide upn wblc under trgot lath Ger ad ct Chtham bef Grgia bf plcy dwa a hbr ent an mer 8tlpendiaes. Id cntbutors he agdiumeot nlceu' pr Id huba alog Ct snth htr af contt aellh plcy.

tle utoni nie gift lerDI count evr rai ice the. ald Ue nt lnlao 19ton ifctut a ue1 Le propnty lnd EEct gitd 1on" Chthm sene lvnnas iltrt i zlolly vlgll8ly tvaonas glle Al knoW bhalfatd neer bn statmanship brd etend ewt id tt rJ ppropritioll8 scured publc bllidig lght. Svnnh 8 polcy ehadclerz Bruu 1lcJ oLer impr' int enLrpriS sulh lrgely depnd de I 8. fa 1 I Sulh I concne bae lnltor di oppiton malf tt. grea detlwent 1 ai thlt He ntllrlytribawy thOe prls.

1ulh i 1ntor Ger ne ha he at abilty I manrmiy trbute ne Ci wil scure appropria ons cle sil lne cleu rafl 8tal er StlLh Ger paricu. lary Svanab eebef. Clnonbe. Iatia. Alapab.

tle Hnt taooche ad allhe harbra I maks paricula diferenc Dln bor whee Stlth a il Gd a send i Geria wants 1 com mon brLa Ide tre s1e. suc Iswer come Wl1 empnals I wrier beleve ehrouiclng p- convicton Bna. JoseJh I nt chla a Lertin SuIb whdsuth wil preure pre iction. urpris tbe timt. tOCTBU ATLT.

0. ovembr The ot is il DeIF tl1 a genUwl ad nl emnet tme phiUon cur bncb 0 lI stal. Wihout dipgement gentlo nme Ine bn sugel 1 Le mfmter Gener Iblle ad sale mskng Ct of eurt judge Colier Br011e Newma Gowi Bry Hoke mth Wrht EII CJbron 5 tIer nO leao 1 tUly Rcbar Jefre Ju od How. EIP p1 SlmmoD Marenluo Bl Andell kl f. Genu RdwlDe PendleLn Ge Spn Marlu tf 8 er Lumpki Cnnlnga Howel 1 Td wel 1 Dly Hoks LucU Gucl Holm1n Bck I Vnible Clbrn EM Huond Frnk Arold Henr The folowIng prph yersysle sould hae app uan adveisment SLCITOR THI I I 1 kown byond queUon Gere 1 leaing cndldal th1 Iprt omc 1 strng.

hl friend I cDtd. bl eleto. EST A LSH 181. SPL CTON Ul nAL I amite 8da Swr Tr 1 8tng Bnthe Thred ma ctain. a Ecl whc ivluable Mae On 11 bl prltYlf OUta1 arfc pb1 IjDr TIId T.

Bla le rea. WrldatFa1a lee hrldln ola 18140n lt be 1 thl8zo bNG 8' rr Geel Ee Itlulebe Pma. Fair wbe I nbiw laaeleoCIUr i nf be aed al. ZAL blDg the hlbn Jlum lven of Ctton at the ATuJTA Ali ed lcb 2 1S ful Ume Cb 1W I Wl and 1t JOH TYtS 1 Mk. lUR ot Up hter Kle prnter Caldwel w.

knoked ol te Cntra rairod track ner FOyb Novmb kle 1. 1 I lml bih Id tmp oou Ay add fmly fend cmuDlc te te Idere C' I ItGi. Cblel. a Memphis-and Clettid. aDg ofc fm Litte bJ mut Tnoi Bb4 YIO 1 e.

ee J07. et 1 Jl t. A Brw bR1ol Pr. Ilrl we. Ph tlc.

Jtti I du a 1 Wtthb tU JI 0" I i Clothers 4 ad 4 Wtehall BZDi. I I vs I to a klorF I Oysters fe oad a 1 II el I I tax pie. license I 11 I is nov 10 Parti novlO1t CLOAKS JOHN KEELY pe ectly JOllY KEELYS 41 71-20 im r- A fullline HOSIERY will be theltook th ebewhereLand KEEL Oaahm rea here. hm. arewonh 1100 peralaanph iel Barg st rg ns BARGAINS yf tg IOIlN ImlT1ti 1 ii l.

fift t1. ji' i UI- and I must ffi i I recel ved relief oct2fi-dfim WURZ URGS llAAll i I the Variety-the I the Prices-Is Go ds. novel aallin 8110. Vel et OoodIat onJ fouillhat De rimenl LADIES' UNDERWEAR' clt JAPANESE' JpaI Laequerwue. CalifAetJ Ete.

tie. O1IW In of WURZ URGSBAZAR 1- oD muto ordei illeof lIIy Eboij1fAI tf 14 elJ J' WI you a abIle1mM 71 1 m8E 1 I' :1 mt ffi lf 1t 1 I MI14 ft YW 11 1ALBl. if Ii. If 2. r.

7 f4i8. 1 In i. lfJIi 1 1 IAI AW mE ij tLOTIINi 1f Boys' 1l :14 Or or styles sad teftl 1tIe arid webas ft KaS i iI EB it 110. hi' will bill oUt1Dr baa 1 41UBlUUtl U1CA 24 Whleti fI OmerZ lati iR I .9 i i EATHp TitS miuel f12' PEACH TRE Sm LI AN ug- lI BARGAINS IN CARPETS 11 Ca rpets I LAlBREQUINS. At all PrieDs.

Mattr S8Bgf fiof ryDe WOfkexecuted IOWt1 tr' CARJETSI ij JOHNy Ti' WlJife isfre 4 6 CLQ CLQ S. tr iH fi i nku lil win. 1tlwTmoW.Gf Trattdii Jat JlWi1lfa 11 lIl titb JSbfIl5 MoJtp acbttist tm8taIr Ji1Bd ar ef. tm' 10 otoTh3fthLmGeLwEIJJL 1 rwJf n. fl P.

1tt R-- Jif iJ iD tf IoUUl t. A RETAIL 1:1 COXPLttnlf or A A- i nRONZ tj AND. IN JEWELRY i AT THE LOWT Jl1 TlIC1 j' li 190. Bul1erIWdwuejt PshSL PoUrnct I I te tt 1 ollhe1tl1W1 7 aretn tteG4Utif nerit tha 1a to Th i ofKnEl1caBladmlDar tnrttedSOtt 4 i dc Eaitt 1. tills on at o'clock ol7nEJIullt f' a tIlUJI2ICC F.

aarlut We tobitOl1tte1thum. if OLLlD4Yllieu41cloIfor 4 Son to thumoe of Clertof the dtpull JO auIIt jr wm iZ tG. AlIIltl J. ci 12' thereby IIDO candidate heotllce ueural coweta. lJI4 Ol1 lt ocu4-dW1egms rflII Ciuri TIIII en4IOftha 1l0000 JQJlJ1URXof wi GeoraUbl tha 1JOIIdOIHIDthI ti oIlh18IJlfDIa she Cl1Jd l' an4.

DOW. waporarl 1 cte4 iLi6If. WhitLliawkIn d1 3 I bereb1811I1 tT at. rda ofIIceof rI thII1l1nM tea' I1 1Ioan4Ift lItbaWl1W that Kr. BllOOuLX11 ut i make 7 Maur.

rekrebJ pvseenle4 wmr tfCtt 8lDBO kdi i till IOOYOte lHID WAaD. IIOtiDeedM' 1te14. Decemberld1580. anJl a reaat the Wldat UN euiaz i 4 L. 10113 IJJOJlCJ0 uru toan UllonCJ II Coundlw- from the JUtIt" Ii WudtIII 4 4ti u- ou Jf tHeDI1IlDltJreIJoo.

t4rv 11M a eau41dara CooDdJIDID I 5 4. i auu ISNI 1N Nt lt HrWbtrpt I 1AL OtU NqmbeT 1041T X. tM II cII1U 44 1 lj1 I I I Lna DI I. Frb cod1 9 211c USh I 4 6lIs. W.

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Ph DlCloudy 4 Ko rj 04 78t Fr tQoudy. aW71 8. tik CIc1o4y. 9M I. Md OOC1oIdJ.

kvsnnz. L46 un OOZsfr to maurs. 4 uia. bsg t- YORCI 0' WWD Ubt 1 I flU bcIt3dYs I 6 inc1dvs Pr I 0 4 blcII2Alvs Westher Rprt jLIgL1coymbes1Iao WD. Uiiiijwziu 1:1111 C15 ooci O1 17M E6i OOYJr D.

L6 4 nb b71 i bsz daily I LAIPLllOff e4 ZTS 3. 1 I kbIabjtMf1wIKo11bula40w wtIauuyIigu1tidSTh. d17nnvsr. 1i pIEFEPVD 1' 6 i. lb.

n1IZk6t LA8T LONGER. I pouthern a. m13-dtf 1 it A. turtngCo. woareien4ngontiopleIO1 1 thl ICb1ne unb1 oopewtXh.

VI ii wl proteetand tntrtugeitent 01 tht tlouofifdtrtIunctIonbtbei000rbelieli InyI Ina et who mitre rteeeb 1RAbzxLLo. di2mpr4Io i SYS1 CO. i 0 I mch3-dty its. Wu ery Dn attlusoperibouse ulghtin commend b' chirmingactreis. rf.

7 tj abandonedalmoatbyallsave MisiOray uf A 0 i. :4 greatacopeyetltewideucedthathe b. Misses ti i I 6 he i i 7. i' o- rytagoul 4 tIOflOSIhekindaodgenerousioauaiancereodeted 0C br tothsoidfor 0. i uree Istactuwelisanamebo theIflrteitdIstbome 4 ix I bSdfldh5IfflemUI 1dr ismind awiaou.

t. 1 t. J6 Ctt 1ogeeiddedgracetethestern 0 i' a. theiz VOices bugIe i1ei s4flefltl1 liaised In Tan TLLITh QSUTITVTIOX other epere be reqielted to copy them. a J.

Ii. Lcnrzng Wattin Warm 0. W. 8ctrin. v.

Gosninitt. Vun1mewsf7acted ICoveisberL le. a 0 Doves Becretamy LtarIaUaa Clanrek Healst Itre.L- Eder Bveeney of August will ti preacitc nlgbatl 30pm subject The ee cbwth at ibe future will It be lnMe Jewlab. Boutish or PMestint 8Iager. ofthe 63o i Ii 2 MaRK PINUsTPS R.

a. Will MkPbuhign the Mifowbo a li7I 1tIyttetLiJseIA1thogli bsws ssaa ogwitywsnMl ebsrstn b5iii it5t gIiiy In ra Itt. 0 o0er bin sssaelt thnbla III. yestetdy YIM chargiog bMrOriI3Ianl. aranotaa at ret left fog bla bonie i irom leg a ofthifli.

uofferedfqb1nnandths bupeof iic slug this Oreabazo wbo bait iocate4PbIWv we s- Orpeer1boiuiio.badIy tbsbsrdo1 oilca poslilo' Oil tisi pollcorce. Yestarday a thchargeofasutitt paUentasadcaretfl lest to grsndjuq a Iakp lrm Ga the I WFSlatonAOflaconMPfteeheH Yr. Noveuiber9 1880. othere-Geutle- sorneeveningduringthe asrrioaprepredsimpiyIoran representatives evenine. whiteand it noblestand fairestformsof noone Speakingotthecandidatee a preseniterns eaeri2A.

at8p. mIn halloltitehotiseof Convesea made-a owerful graudjury blacircult tbelar thspenpt. 0 it a a Is moreoyez well tattaoneof nent scholar be alit. such a ma. course lea a evmmiIIioi the tate f- o.v.r.- i unlt i 0 I e' jjjjjjj fin EF0 Xo4Turner 1tUsns.

Ots Ear St Harsilion for. plalutift an error. e's I ot until 61 nt to.morruv.--- I JudgeaU Rradned ik Ipre No14 Punt. No. froenCoweia.

No6cowetaDent from lo3Cowta. No3 ys. No5 P. Wnt. treasurer J.

Mesnrs. A. Doan ftc ho tels oft The era. su- Sam The ele- The carload leit Go iaof Moat church 0eTglaBtt6 ia mortgeiltu3 at. eli do goof PreferredJia rj zoltoa.

Jesse 7b troiinanew. hi Ohio Mi B1 epecial tax Ohio. 1eniiee. 4S3 4. 1ennee rev.

6 VirginIa VIrginIa new. hAfiftO MaiL. 94 Adams Ixpe. JiJ3 De1arted. 1234 Wifha rao.j rinamLasJ Ameniean.

on Wagee1z7 Uniteit 5mtes atoj clmo Aiioai37 CenIJdat4 minI. sa Qnickvsj. 6. Prefenred 16. Priferre4 etQT i e-)0 irfrt- so a 5n.

-i-J l. r' C--- I i wlea- mn i a-- re 3ET ifrrto lAW lngmSm sad szpees tmesteSIbl Mal fAe LgL D518t OTS 4tA. Ei s. STOcIEoP OPULAfl O3 XFIX TUB cITY CaU 1 xi our C. 4i CHAMBERLIN.

BOYNTON CO. esegrapklcI IeaIOPblp. tjouvrmpmiox pqserofthe2d nzgingGeneralA.aLav- his forhaif ttltaa policyand jf and has eerriised avoicefor Ut gttoed havenever is one whohas otie re- Georgia Ogeet-hee tofluid Georgia-all eolidsouth The barof thecity of I' L. as blghcarso- it 1cm BroZlre EFRoge WMBray TOtem 8B iyt Jeffurles muel Angler I at tbatueorge I conEd olht. 1Th PPHI8 tobethe 6andazdSewingflres4 dnlsbed see he a oU oudou 5 1878 RV 1' lrea GeneralExoeflenge Itbittaben atthe Great tlloed 16.

It buaio being for Be Cotton ATLATA WE end. the efobey Bd. 1080. now be had at Audit lbo1guje at MOOK ou tram his CA15Kkio. raythGa.

Cbleksaw80ute. Charleston Rahirost Ntne totbi press. In if otsrdrter-acolored oerto beeru Ituwllboni our Instruction cruncUon. s- 2vi a't nv 0 i' iii nkc V4. vrO 7 i 0 4 cir OfDe AT Tesribto Ia fsrfal CaIT15 liaIt doi- the thrmf mesh eyes dasO Me ft I ever igerse.

teasasusre useit tosa uasl. Katscta4 whll a asre pitM. It uty jddj roiap lass quick or.sa40- Ti. as thciaegb. aanl ea4 pigvvit teasoaaa Is TAIIIIIIALAJT 4POR Wa te daasesstipte the vaint fapletets sfa fAeus heal- reutdfol kmai Is emeg Bifuna sod Ce4 5.

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