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T3A ITDRYBE of a City Ho Mall jTH 3- Zkjr IS INJURED BY Establish a Mule Hup a Spirit of Qenuina Progress. LK Ga. October iDouclasnlle. and orcu I actjc at line and a rnovementfi to the adoption of ih one hundred year agoTii fl tie schedule of the I is only twenty-sit let it does not rVCeye mart ruti after lark. Iville man is in Atlanta LuLrc cntteejraraataji it is impossible tot hlnv ile of the Georgia PjuMe.

ilk until aLr dark ottj led in Atlanta before IDonglasville until after are unanimous in th be lack of enterprise this place to lie trail lino between An uu lie. by which it road at Austell and carry rough the country jTrom Austeil to I horseback in about two II leaving Atlanta in iljen I Tennessee Virginia tnd Iclock could be put 10 o'clock making tnine hours over theG j- Ink Line' Schedule. of the Georgia Pacific i 10 boast of itself as a tine is so arranged that' I Atlanta between clock the next day lx lit thus intervening hetww I trains on this road fronxj1 I I train of the day that lea In the afternoon la not 11 patrons of tho line along tL' Is through train wl takes nt Ihich is compelled to depea accommodation at odocl xally ukt an InterrenQoi If seventeen and a half HOQS lave put up with it until lor- Io be a virtue. Ihat the saddle mail line Iroq asville will be in operatt ig1asviIo isunwilliBgtow jorning mail by candle Ii pntire business of the to Jiger than it should be. compiaint song the by is felt by our people attack being made on It- but the Georgia Pads ABOUT TOWN.

3rS uperinteiidet LarendoB Isoli dated Street Railw to resign his position toj nest. It baa not yet be successor will be orwb II Uke effect. MrLatextd Itioually capable officer. by his subordinates. bles Christian Union ol4 Ca will have another meefcr evening that promises to bf lie as the last one.

T- S11 Itional services there A fibers on appropriate rammo will be renderedcj Major Joseph Van Holt her improyed His daughZ retnrne jresterday mqrnthg- with confidence li- Yery. ills physidtns an5 verybody hopes that Majoij but again. at Ltehapten enacted yesterday I of this class the principal ash advances and finally thO settled and Mr. abclJHrilt i and wife again as befor peaceable and happy. TIii aid will both be Iture is promised to this re ed28Yea1 I Skia Offering Cured by Ira Remedies.

the Ct it would ve eared amount of suffering. ommenced on cent. It leriuy body ant got nails. JTra scales op ir of me all the tlmerana ksufferinpr was endless Itbout relief. One.

thottsana JS pars would not tempt owjto this disease orer isaln. a poor man but feel rMl Jf I relieved of what tome of tc Jj fctors said was leprosy Igworin psoriasia etc. I ff i praise tli CtTlILRA ItEXtP 2j toonmeh. Theyuare skin as rear and tree III I used of enhere and 000 you would have tad th fthe picture No. 2pageii Cure Skin Diseasesttnt ny person ever wan.

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A red roach ctappedM CcncpRA SOAP. SiOESANDBAGK and uterine pains an in one or Inimitable Mexican Musicians. SKETCH OF THE ORGANIZATION It Sand the New Orleans Exposition a Greatest Attraction at All Times A Truly Remarkable Organization. Those AtUntiacs who recall the sweet strains the Mexican band at the ex- on of 1886 and their name legion will be gratified beyond jjajnre to learn that the Piedmont exposition lodgement has secured one of the finest BJ urgsDUatlons on the American contl- the famous Eighth Cavalry hand corn- rUng wtentj-flve musicians the flower of Mexican under the leadership of the oaarcb of musicians Signor Payto. Their tsjband and reed instruments include a- UY with which American musicians snot familiar Instruments from which come esveet13 modulated tones which used to ing tears to the eyes of many as they played simple air.

The present organization is said by compe- Bt critics To Sarpais Anything the musical line ever heard in this or any sher country and it is safe to-predict that ii years exposition will receive a large share its patronage Irons music-lovers attracted ither by the captivating music of the Mexi- band. SKNOR tAYKX In 883 when the Mexican government con. uJd to send an exhibit to New Orleans it decided to send a band. There were two egular military bands at the City of Mexico bat of tie regiment of engineers under the ndership of Lapradores and that of the tghth Cavalry regiment under the irection of Signor Payen each and composing forty musicians. Payen jeing the younger of the two was lelecied and as the Mexican government was letermined to create a.

ftfrore with their libit tiny instructed Payen to select thirty- ive more men from any government band he law lit. The organization was made seventy- Bye in all and was equipped with new metro- ments uniforms etc. at a cost of 812500. Pba band arrived in Sew Orleans at the open- Ing of the exposition. and with the first con- fma3e such a hit that the people talked til nothing else.

But no one knew how long President Dies would permit theband to remain in New Or- means They wore In the employ of the Meal- can government and whatever service they rendered to the exposition was given gratis. Saved the New Orleans Exposition. The exposition management had engaged lie services of Corners band of Cincinnati io furnish the music throughout the exposl. lion Big Payens organization playing only when they desired to do so and on special occasions. But the New Oleans exposition was a financial failure.

By January lath there was no money on hand to pay Carrier and he coming alarmed returned to Cincinnati leaving the exposition musicless. Then it was that the management approached Payen and asked him if he would furnish the music in the place of Corner. Payne replied in the affirmative hut said that he could not make a contract as be was in the employ of the Mexican government and would receive remuneration for his men in the form of a present. To this arrangement when submitted to him for ratification. President Diaz agreed and instructed the band to remain in New Orleans until March let which they did becoming tie feature and main attraction of the xpoition.

rff that time It was expected that the band would go to Washington to participate in the Ceremonies incident to the inauguration of President Cleveland on March 4th in fact it lad been instructed to do so and the management of the Crescent City exposition was in despair. But relief came at the last minute. When Stg. Payen began to make his arrangements to proceed to Washington he was informed by the committee on festivities that his men would have to travel second-class. To this Payen promptly objected.

stating that his men were artists and should receive greater consideration. But no better transportation facilities could be obtained and on President Dies being notified of the fie" he instructed the band to remain In New Orleans til the elose of the exposition. The New Orleans public on the news becom lag known shouted with del ght and from then potli the close of the exposition Sig. Payen We. the Lion of the Pay and his band the toast everywhere.

Press anc public alike united in sounding hit praises anc the praises of the band and could all the flu Mmthe received during MC stay in New Orleans be gathered together they would have been sufficient to strew along the entire road from New Orleans to Mexico. On his return to Mexico he was. In recognition of his splendid conduct promoted to the rank of first captain and made one of the dl rectors of the conservatory of the capital. The rtceptlon he and his band met with on enter- ig the city of Mexico was something glorious. Of course his band was reduced again to- the regular number of forty and several months later his regiment was transferred to Uorelia knd however much he regretted leaving lbs piLaf he preferred it to leaving his friend ml protector.

Genes Reyes. who made him- Iffamoasagalnsttbe French in 1866. Signor ayen established in Morelia school of arts eying eighty young amateurs fpupll80 whom I' instructed gratis. This band of eighty to- other with his own military band. which Ince 1888 consists of six men often give nd concerts on the plaza.

Payen became he Idol of Morella and newspaper published I this point recently referred to Ws approach ng departure for Atlanta with profound re. jet Promthe New Orleans i following are a few excerpts from HtO cans uewlppel published during his i Jy je band at tb exposition fn tnat f3 The concert of Mmcm Jiandlasiw an immense audience Wtlwexpoaitlon pleased to hear" that- taetwart man pP Pnattd handsome suns tor tile pres. entaUon of SlR-ftyen leader of thtbaod a testl daarkinit their appreciation of his generous efforts to behalf of the exposition. mepresenta. thou will oocur on the 25th' instant the anniversary of flenor Payens Neworleana Picayune.

The Mexican band occupied the platform. Nearly eve available seat was taken. The entrances to the hall and galleries were elaborately decorated with flaw banners sad streamers. It we' evidently a gala day one to be remembered In the long years thee are to conic. Asioonas the bend struck up an otuer sounds ceased as if by magic.

From the beginning the music was de lihtfal. At It grew In harmony Oiling the hail with its melodies sweet entrancing sacred into. nations. difficult to excel the enthusiasm of the audience torn Its bounds in loud prolonged applause. The teen was full of life.

The soft magical notes waited from the Instrument were rich volup tuous and charming. The audience was spellbound. Between the pauses In tie tones of the Instruments the musicians themselves would till in the time by weird modulated chants that carried the audience away into the realms of sym phonies. Encore followed encore. The people Cents hocking tram parts of the buildings and the audience remained seated until the list strains died on tile evening sir when they the band a Sisal ovation In one glorious round of appliu Tile music lad been grand sad magical.

and the sacred concert. was a wonderful success. New Orleans Times Democrat January 281885. Will Her AU the Time. The Mexican band arrives on the afternoon of Tuesday or the morning of Wednesday and will remain during the entire exposition.

Another band has been secured to play dally until the close. This exposition is no small affair. Music will be one. of the leading feat. ores and from early morning until late at night charming and entrancing strains of music will vibrate from one end of the grounds to the other.

A. Kouilne Meeting Last Night. The controversy about employing the Mexl- can band has stirred up the directors- of the Piedmont exposition and aroused their enthu siasm. At the meeting last night there was not a vacant seat. The music has arrived and those who are to lay it have been selected.

The great Mexican band headed by Captain Payen will play this music and this will be ue greatest musical attraction ever offered in connection with any southern exposition. This was not the only thing that attracted he directors. It' was the wonderful propor. ions that the great work is assuming. President Wylie was railed away and Vice resident Calhoun presided and dispatched he business in great shape.

Specially Invited. The mayor and council the senate and louse of representatives and the judges of the. various courts were invited to participate in the ceremonies of opening day. The Music Every other subject was discussed before music was brought up. Messrs.

Wilkins. Thomson CBbatlss Peters Adair end others so strongly favored tile Mux- toan band that the board even under the ad verse report or the officers bad a contract made in compliance with the telegram from Signor PI Alliance Days. Alliance days have beep. tiled for November 3d and 4th. President Livingston with President Wylie has issued a circular to the members of tile alliance through the country inviting them to the great Peldmont on the above dates.

Messrs. MacCune. Livingston Polk. Stokes and other prominent alliancemen will make addresses on those days. Military Day.

This has been fixed for the second Tuesday the exposition and I full programme will be arranged by the-committee tomorrow for military and veterans' day which come at the same time. Every day according to the prolramme will be a great day from October 19th to November 7th. Fits spasms St. Vitus dance rvousnes add hysteria' are soon cured by Dr. Miles' Nervine.

Fred samples at all druggists. THE ATLANTA THEATERS. Comedy at the Edpwood Avenue. The representative character of those who are securing seats for the engagement of the Ford English Comedy Company in Atlanta Is Indlea tlTe of a brilliant dedication of the new Edgewood Avenue theater. It was just so in Baltimore and Richmond the turnout of the ladies at the Richmond matinee being something phenomenal In the history of theater-going there.

Over five hundred of the best blood of Virginias fair daughters the governor. of tile state and his family. too were present and made tile on one long to be remembered. Wishes for the early return of the company were general and the management was congratulated on tarnishing to lovers of good acting such a gratifying entertainment. The following from The Richmond Times will give an idea of the rare treat in store for those who shall attend the performances here An air of real purity and sweetness as whole- some as It was uncommon pervaded the perform- anne at the theater last night and the uctors were so unassuming so earnest and so rtle that audience throughout.

A comedletta in one act called Which was given first and was followed by Tom Taylor's three-act comedy A Runaway Match. In each the leading roles were taken by Mr. Wilfred Clarke who may be re carded as the star of the company and tiles Martha Ford a striking-looking daughter of- the veteran manager of Baltimore who has been on the stage only about seven months. Mr. Clarke inherits talent and he is really clever he assumes most comical parts and fills them creditably si the laughter of the audience proved.

Miss Ford surpasses all expectations for so young an actress. There's nothing stagy about her and she is as ul of promise as she is of intelligence and grace and her father has reason to be proud of his handsome daughter. Uncle Hiram. An exchange says A strong wen-balanced play Is Uncle Hiram holding its interest to th end. while its comedy elements are in the highest degree entertaining.

As the unsophisticated but withal decidedly sharp old farmer Hiram Home. spun. Mr. A. if.

WOOdIIUII has broad opportunity for the exercise of hu excellent talents at a comedian and author and does. so with irresistible effect upon the risibilities of the audience. Uncle Hiram" booked for DeGiveS on Wednesday and Thursday. A Fascinating Actress. Under that heading an enthusiastic knight the quill sass of Miss Ad Melrose who is to ap pear at DeGives next Friday and Saturday in A Southern Rose vrbe critics.

in comparing Mist Ada Melrose Kate CutIeton and other notable actresses of the piquant. school invariably pronounce Miss MelroM tbd most captivating of th class since ah LI younger better singer and fa away In advance of tile others In dancing an dramatic action. Dyspepsia malt. you nervous and nervous- ness makes you dyspeptic either one renders you. miserable.

Carters Little Liver Pills cure both. Bxzcaase' PILLS cures Sick Headache. tore mud 1118 Mr IWlnslow' Soothing Syrup for your children while teething 25 cents For all Bilious ms Discard nauseous pills. Bile Beans sugar coated Quite pleasant are' voted. Do.

Yon Wl to 8e the prettiest itock of diamonds In the south Go to Maier Berkele. 93 Whitehall street. Southern Ink for Southern Printers SIANUTACTUSEKS or. Printing and Lithographing Inks This paper uses our inks entirely and strongly PRINTING INK ORKS 880 TO 836 WHEAT STRISI ATLANTA GA. in.

tlie. nd Say That They Were Hot Treated Fairly. CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OUT. O. Peck Bon's Men Leave the Y.

M. O. A. Building Its Union and Union. There trouble among the carpenters and oiners and its between the union and the union men.

It may last quite a while and may end be- ore the sun goes down. Just now the trouble is confined to J. C. Peck Son contractors and planing mill men. There's where it began and there's where it may end.

The Pecks are now completing the interior work of the Young Men's Christian Associa ion building and for several days past have lad quite a number of hands on the job. The supervision the work has been under Mr. J. 0. Peck while the hands have been under the direction of Mr.

Dan Sawyer as foreman. Yesterday morning the hands went to work at the usual hour but about 10 o'clock the fore- man and a half score of his men quit. Those who quit are nnlon men. And it is said by them and their friends that they quit work because the contractors thrust union men upon them and then. discrim- tested in favor of the union men and against the union men.

This however la denied by the contractors. After the men went to work yesterday morn- ne Sir. Peck left the Young Men's Christian Association building and when he returned bout 10 o'clock found a crowd of his work- men standing on the sidewalk in front of. the building Idle. This Mr.

Peck lid not understand and approaching tire party he asked "What's the matter boys Out of stuff No answered one of the men we don't like the way things lire going on. Then Mr. Peck was not long in ascertaining that the men had quit work. And it was not ong before it was generally known that the carpenters and joiners in the Young Men's Christian Association building had walked out. One of the party was seen and asked about tile trouble.

The truth is he answered that the Pecks have not treated us squarely. In what way Well they employ union and union men both but we don't object to that. They do all they can against the union men and everything they can for the union men. We have stood it quite a time but we cant stand it any longer and we quit. We now save a.

committee drawing up a. card far tile public and we would like lor you to punt it. Subsequently this card was sent in and here tis Editor I I wish to can the attention of the carpenters and joiners of this city to a disagreement wnieb. has taken place between Unin and union wen in the employment of leck Son. Peck wants to uphold the nonunion men in defiance of the union.

Now my brothers is the time to show the stern and ad fl quality of unity against individuality. The carj enters and joiners know full well that all reat movements in this direction hive failed for the want of toliilarity among union men. The strike of the wen is a necessity to uphold" the union against unprincipled individuals who- seek to advance their own selfish rest by slandering union men who re eager to lift tile trade from the low level to which it has fallen. But those sycophant who are alw to fouxd in every community who seek. to destroy the harmony of the men deserve the scorn and contempt not only of men of his trade.

but of every good citizen whose desire it Is to improve the public good. Trades unions are the creatlqns of necessity and will remain while our pn-eent comp. tiuve wages system prevails. Defense- not defiance is their motto. They are balled upon the practical recognition of the fact that.

in unionism there is strenirtii that the united efforts of 800 working men with secure what the disunited Individual efforts of those 500 will fall to accomplish. That the saute cause will produce the same re suits whether tested in the industrial centers of Lynn Lyons or Manchester. In a conflict between labor and capital labor is Invariably placed at a disadvantage. On the part of capital it is a contest for the possession of the surplus on the part of labor it is a truggle orthe absolute necessaries of life. Under these circumstances and they are dally growing more apparent we say that the in who falls or neglects to identify himself with his trades union is a libel on tile human race and unworthy of the name of a husband a protector or father.

L. J. KxssEt In behalf of the Union. The Messrs. Peck were at their mill near the East Tennessee shops when seen.

I don't know that Id say much about it remarked Mr. J. C. Peck. But the carpenters have had their say.

They assert that you discriminate against the union men We don't know a. union man from a nonunion man said Dr. Peck. In fact I never realized until since this occurred that we were working both. All we want is men who will do our work and we don't care whether they areunlon or not.

The truth is said the senior Peck that this trouble all grew out of a jealousy. When we were finishing the High building I bad charge of the men and I found one named Forsyth. a particularly good man. When we finished that job I told the doctor about him and we kept him. Sawyer.

the foreman became jealous and that's the trouble. After the men quit today said Dr. Peck Sa yer said that FOlsyth wouldn't obey his orders. I went to Forsyth and told him Sawyer was foreman and must be obeyed but that did no good. and they quit.

How many went out Sine I believe. But we are going on just the same. Gratifying to All. The high position attained and the universal acceptance and approval of the pleasant liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs. as the most excellent laxative known.

illustrate the value of the qualities on which its success is based sod are abundantly gratifying to the California Fig Syrup Company. Before buying that typewriter by not look at the best the Caligraph Mme. Deraorests Portfolio of Fashion and What to We for Autumn and Winter of 1891 large lot Just received. Send orders to John B. lllUerg opera house block Marietta street.

octS dim Do You Dine be yes your dinner shou be with soup. Soup cad- gmost easily most econom in cally and most expeditiously made with' EXTRACT OF BEEF without other meat stock. This how Jar of tbo genuine looks. Ithuft lime signature like this on tte wrappera. TirEST END PBOPKE.TV.-l b19 WU Dewp- I Vfullytltuted on.

block from Gordott treet electric car line. OB euy terms reasonable prices. 0. JKlclcUthtere58oBthBn 4 street. oetS4t fit.

FEW NICK bn lae offloes for rent by D. QBAl lrM West tiabama street. HOTEL TO KENT Tlie Pltti House Coylnj- ton 01. The funlUr can be bought cheap. Address Pills HOCK.

ovtnrton. 0. OK residence pwrtly ta Ish 417 W. Ester it. Appy 118.

Fourth streetold number. T7 A. new brick bnlldlnj of three 5. rooms suitable for pI1111c1an' ns fsmiljrmd prt- vale lnftruiary close In but quiet cue this omce. RENT-Furnished house Apply Baltimore block.

sunwedftliw IIUHINRNS CHANCES U8TUiB8 ATTEKTION Mstortng bonds are now paying a profit of S7 to the holder also loan money at peromit Interest send for circular suit territory agents wanted everywhere. Bay State Bond and Investment Company Mtf High street Os- nnbns 0. sep sun wed frt A partner must be a reliable men of business tact with fl to p3885 to buy half Interest In a Jm business Can be made to pay 600 per cent In one year. A branch office la Meiico alone would pay ZOO per cent. Write and fee for yourself.

W. K. Hcsre Constitution. A partner la a good paying htnen with little money must be a hustler. Address Rr care Constitution.

octlilw OK SALE Complete making outfit csnsint- log of Chambers CC machine with engine and boiler all in good order having bees used but one season guaranteed capacity. 25880 daily. For particulars address P. O. Box ISO 8 am ter S.

0. TED TTTANTED Board and room by conpls with child three years old private and eastern family preferred well furnished room. rood table central location modern improvements terms 1100. Address Wasnlarton this office. LIFE ENDOWMENT and Tontine Insurance poll.

ctes purchssed at highest cash prices. Loans on same negotiated at reasonable rates. Charles Seidell 8y Whitehall street Atlanta. GL sepH tin AslI HLET OF HKAIFNOTK4 of Georgia 111- JL preme court decisions March term un just out. Sent postpaid for 1.

A few pamphlets of previous BL terms ft All AND ADVERTISERS at the Pied- Jt moat wpositlon will please observe that we have a stock of cheap and handsome picture cards so which we will print la good style your advertisement al prices that will please yen. A varied assortment to select from. Come quick before the rush and before the stock Is broken. We have an artist who will get uporiclnal designs. Don't wall till we have so many orders we cant serve you.

Constitution Job Office. oct 3-112" DO YOU WANT a 10 sewm machine for less than cost If so send 2tiO to Constitution Job Office and we will ship you II new hljh arm four drOwer usual attachments Davis machine first-class ana handsome we have only iJ machines taken for a debt price first six orders get the bargains. Addrs Constitution Job office Atlanta. ep27 dlw MaNkY MONEY TO LOAN Real mist. loans will be promptly negotiated on improved property In Atlanta by Francis Fontaine 48 Marietta street.

WM trl nn CJ N. BARKEK negotiates real estate loans at low rate Room 31 Yrirtem' bank building. OR SALE-Machinery. FOR SALE-Double battery 4 steel boilers PixiS In. L.

W. tObe riveted in each complete used two years will sell separate bargain. Economy Machinery Co. Cincinnati Ohm. LADIES' COLONS.

STBIOH FEATHKK3 cleaned curbed an dyed also kid gloves deaatd and dyed at Phillips's 14 Marietta street. setl4m toes i sun FOR SALR annn. Carriages. Etc I HAVE A PIANO BOX BUGGY In good order. I wish to swap for a light spring delivery wagon In rood order.

W. C. Dodson 23 E. Mitchell street. wee.

sun i irjfrg- TTTANTED MP No. 1 Broad street. A A reliable and competent man to take ear of horses and cow a good ptacatothj right man. Apply to WmaHala room 2 Qonld A ol bo kkeep and office uses. VV Must sober MdlndwtrJoui honest healthy soil not too old without had hbltL Lasting Job lot the right man.

Address Look Box lit Atlanta Qa slating particulars and salary required. An An enerwtta young uses of experience uooUectorforalarjeretatthonse. Qivereftr. enc s. Albert Constitution omoe.

WANTED- An actlv man to act is general agent for I good paying business. lflO per month guaranteed. ZUfarenee required. Address this office. WAUlKU Itrw or four union job printers to go to Birmingham.

Steady work and good pay to sober and competent men. I3odaene Printers Supply Depot 23 East Mitchell street. ftTANTED Hlgh grade situations secured la all lines of business ma the growing towns and cities of the west highest references. Enclose stamp please. Western Business Agency Minneapolis Minn.

sep 3 wed sun TITAHTED First-class salesman to represent our TT specialties of summer clothing and overcoats In Georgia. Alabama and Mississippi. Positively no attention given to application of any but thoroughly experienced men. Address 51. IL Marti It Co.

178 and 288 Race street Cincinnati. sept JO thur sat men wed TtTANTED Salesmen on salary or commission to handle the New Patent Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil The greatest selling novelty ever produced. Erases Ink thoroughly in two seconds no abrasion on paper all to 600 per cent profit. Ono agents sales amounted to pea in six days another f32 in two hours. We want one energetic general agent for each state and territory.

For terms and fall particulars address The Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co. La Crosse Wta. ly 25 20 salesmen to carry as a side one our VV Cash on Delivery" djrar with gold-filled watch III pay. 0.

D. Cigar Co. Winston N. a. sueij dim TATANTED Laafea city or country.

to mate light TT fancy goods at their homes In leisure hours co. work good pay. Address with stamp. Manageress Art Needlework Buaar Chicago It w. 3 TIT ANTED A settled women for nurse.

Referencel TT required. 87 Marietta street. A competent white woman tor. house TT work. Small family and goodwagu.

Address Box 203 Atlanta TTTANTED HELP Active lady to give instructions on sewing machine. Must be good operator and not object to outdoor exercise. Address Box 435 giving particulars and references opt7-2t- A A competent house woman at once at VV 75 old number Washington ntrestieoond door item Trinity avenue. 1 Broad It. WASTED Room Houses.

Eto DOOMS WANTED Wanted to rent two rooms la Jti nice family. Reference given and required. T. L. Oantt.

corner tforsrth anaHnnteritreeU. WANTED Hoarder TvREEMAN LOCKE late of the Inn have had the Whiner hotel thoroughly renovated and remodeled and will glad to have their friends end the traveling public call on them when visiting Annlaton. Yours truly Freeman Locke. oet5l WANTED A few boarder. In private family at 153 Walton St.

Ore blocks from postoffice reasonable terms. tepM lOt TTtXHTBITOBS AND ADVERTISERS at thePitd- Li mont exposition will please observe that we haves a stock of cheap and handsome picture cards on which wewffl print in good styia year adyertlsemenl at prices tn 01 ea TOO. A vialed assortment to select from. Come quick before the rush ant before the stock broken. have an at who will get up original designs.

Don't wait tin we have so sassy orders we cant servo you. Constitution Job Oce. Sl EOROLk DEEDS honda for title mortgages and VT other legal blanks for isle by The Constitution ob office Atlanta 0. lm PERSONAL. DVERTISE Wesleyan Christian Advocate nine 1-1 thousand eight hundred subscribers read by lily thousand people.

32 West Alabama street T. T. Christian manager. ocU It fri sun wed LOST. tIWItpely wkfttoo th umbrella Tttead ft rf 4- noon which waj standing against a tree in front or Mr.

Mania Amoroushouse corner ITT and Eater street will please return tame to C. T. Zacliry car. T. 8.

Lewis and a liberal reward wilt be paid and no questions asked. Description of the umbrella Silver handle grapevine work- handle crooked on end o- the handle the monogram T. Z. tt- Aiiiii rwo nrst-cl 3 solicitors at onccTmuit have large and favorable acquaintance In Atlanta. Something sew liberal compensation permanent.

State age lid experience if any. Address E. P. care Constitution. A GENTS-15 to 110 per day collecting small pictnra XV for us to copy sad enlarge satisfaction genres.

teed aadaflontat tree. A. Duans Reads street. New York. sugSMMt sun wed e.

UiftzH agents big money in exclusive terri tory. Our new patent sales sell at sight in city or country. New agents first to held actually getting rich. One agent In one day cleared 186. So can you.

Catalogue free. Alpine Safe Co. No. 383-371 Clsik" street Cincinnati 0. June It 3m sun wed If you WIItrgoodi that sell aoio JJ est pays largest profits and gives best satisfaction write quick.

Catalogue free. Mention this paper. La dies' Supply Co. 287 West Washington st rtt- sat sun WANTED Agents to sell the Males. Clothe line' the only line ever invested that hold the clothes without sins a perfect success potent re cently ssued sold only by agents to whom the ex- elusive right is given on receipt of 60 cents we will send a sample line by snail also circulars price list and' ternuta ant secure your territory at.

Once. Address The lillle Clothes Lls Cow Momma trtet Worcester Mass. sat wed nrj TOW-MA DAY working for us in your 3tf JU own county new business particulars I free write immeUatey Louis RIch Co. Rtch- mond Vs seplI-Ilt SUBURBfiNLUNDFOR8flLE BY- i SSCO No. 5 old No.

57 new number N. Broad St. Atlanta. BUY NOW SUBDIVIDE AND- SELL NEXT spring. You can make good money.

36 acres lye and halt miles from cityonly 3000. 15 to 20 nurse at electric power house on nine-mils circuit. 750 to 2000 per acre. TH acres near Atlanta Lumber-Company's slop Georgia avenue. East Tennessee Virginia and Oeorpia railroad runs- through it.

Price 525000. 12 acres McPherson avenue and Welburn street 5000. 109 a res on Peachtree road one mile beyond Peachtree park only gin per acre. The Loon is only II. few prices from our list.

Send to us for a complete printed list of Atlanta cy suburban property" farm and' Umber lands. RESPESS CO. O. V. ADAIR AUCTIONEER.

GEORGIA FULTON COUNTY. There will sold before the courthouse door in Atlanta Us. the first Tuesday In November 1891 by order of lion. Marshall J. Clarke.

judge on petition flied by Wuhan A. Boltiett for himself and as guardian for hisoha- dren for partition and division the following property lowili All that tract or parcel of land in Atlanta Os. part of lot 77 In the Uth district of Fulton eouBty i fronting feet on southwest side of Gl1Jett street. between Forsyth and Thompson and extending back5 southwest. same width 195 feet bounded on the south- east by Mrs.

Pledger salt on the northwest by Jaoot Seheaxnas lot. Al so all that tract of land in Atlanta part of lot No. 79 la the 14th district Fulton county 0. fronting tK4 feet on the west aide of Wiulamj Direct extenilar- Wk west same Wino. 1110 feet the southeast corner- a of the lot hereby conveyed being on the west side of Vmiams street 145 et north of or street sad A belnglotSo.

lOof theBsawmeproperty as per put. 9 of 17th March 1881 tiled with the city engineer of At loots. Terms of sale one-half cub balance la twelve months with 8 per cent interest mm date of isle. Bond for titles to be given until money Is sit paid. Sold by the undersigned by appointment of the' su perlor court of said county as provided by section 4003 of the code of Georgia.

This September 2I18WL O. W. ADAm FORRES1' ADAm A HOWARD. oot 14 a wed Commissioners THE OLDEST AND LARGEST HOUSE 1891 Come this week and examine the most varied stock of Silks. Woolens and Trimmings ever shown in the city.

We will be glad to' have you come even if- you are not ready to purchase. For a just criticism in a private house is far better than this advertisement. So be sure to come this week and bring your friends with you. You will field them MARVELOUS IN DESIGN- Elegant in quality superb finish wonderful in beauty startling in effect harmony in coloring and above all they are new. ULURINGS New weaves.

Besides these imported Dress Goods we have a large and interest' ing stock of American weaves at prices asjow as any dealer can sell them. See' our stock. Buy when it suits you. CHAMBERLIN JOHNSON CO. THE SINGER.

MANUFACTURING GO. OFPICE8 EVERYWHERE. IO MILLION MACHINES MADE AND SOLD. AT OUR MANUFACTURERS SHOW ROOMS. 385 BROADWAY N.

Y. CITY. WE HAVE- Over 117 Processes or Manufacture IN CONSTANT PRACTICAL OPERATION 929 Broadway. FLY THE DAINTIEST THINGS IN ART NEEDLEWORK AND HOME DECORATION FROM ORIGINAL AND IMPORTED' DESIGNS CONSTANTLY ON EXHIBITION. Rococo Ancient Tapestry Renaissance Embroideries etc.

WE GUARANTEE REDUCTION INj THE COST OF PRODUCTION EVERY SINGER- FAMILY MACHINE DOES IT. BY THE USE OF OUR. MACHINES. FRKE tNSTRUG1ONS TO OUR PATRONS. THE VERY LATEST IN.

POWER AND. ELECTRIC FITTINGS. DELIVERY OF MACHINES AND FITTINGS. Manufacturers visiting New York are furnisiiei a private Desk with every facility for Business Correspondence etc. EAST ROAD STREET RICHMOND VA.

STREET NEW ORLEANS LA. Et ju IIURPAYEII HIs Band fJI Th' Times-A Those ment l1 army ohbe arch band est ug me present muscllline re th 18 Iso lar th at regim nt ineers rig et. ye ye in8 ru- mt. IIis rfin ople I tbing the band 8 ved ew orleanaExpoal n. en aged Pay en's doso.

OJ leans to' furni tication. ins ructed I ex tiOD. ashln bdbeen d080and nianag palr. proc rmed tained Ut4 until com- n11 Pa en Va and 8OundiD praiseund or. ttll he bisstay tire promo dl.

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ltorI UJeexpolidmla1I1t pleased. UJa. the boar11 management has appropnafi a. IIUIl 81 Payen er thi IU. monlalmarktilX app laUou genelOtll The presenta.

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a house the. 1e srs. ir estr 1 ed de adverse conn try alliance men ad resses of the commltt4e Everyday. soOn r. new Edi 8- tlmurEI Vlr as tile.

I I I hcf they carried the Interest and sympathy of tile lea lng en re- itr or I ki lI ed re fslllVo 1 an 11 full jromlse I ef I sroo wen. ba1IDced the i rJ 10. le lrtb ds thDeG Wel leda1 Ae re. of tlU d' with tctta ertre l8l the i un ro tefn81 i I pttr LittJeLiTer MtaWlnalow1 z. I I Wish See tCJ ocU I South OJ'- uaei en endolllU tbeJn.

ATLANTA ilORK1 TO36 WHEATsiInET 41y Ii1tJij ufact rctl th os. fi n1 fl ic-- T. QUI WOR i And BotTreated J. I Its Unionand I i joiners the. fore oes Is beg int rlor otthe on or at.

men themlnd non union Inc ir. approachi Noj answe 1r. long lked seenaud a ainst or II II or ub eqllently I entln it is wl this is reemellt unl I ad- carpenters greet I for olidarlt amon ltish hll are alwaYs Le oommuni th rtu so 1r8 ut titive waeij IJre alis. t' atU i a' re- dlsadvant ge. itis Ts or th a te ssar oi I I ra wl en th aja nst men- kiiow I mad.

are union Af 1" Iion ualiti63 abondantIyJtlatitying lO rlte I dJbr1ter nd Th iC I 8 ee hn oc lm ne ben mosteconomin LIEBIG" GOM ANY' tg i gf tl t. tif ji ti fullYIUUted b1cHim me J. ltickllgbter 83 South Broad tUt 70BBEX1l. CItGqu A b1llbl O. B.

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C. D. eni oe allin i oJc a.d i lI dim i 1 aio'e 1t centrafloca- Wbl ri bll 1 FINANCIAL. ENDOWMENTand at. 3.

WhitebUltre dIm IIU8 SALE ln 6lU. pAMPHLET HEAJlIiUl lAt oJotre Atlanta. oct 32. ExHIBITORS AND' a Jposi oll ilt rn' dans Ie II I ill lip' orllinal oeflng nll ehlne lr Hoolend 2 and en when these are sold can furnish no more' at this IItl uMonjobollce HON BY OAK. Real iv J' nel oUa.

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oct 6 4 W.LYTED-Eoonni RO a 1 and Muster streets. Boarder. tf Mn tollo I b1 to tre sepUIOt tI eh rl io We ba" oc oct 3 GE I bnf JTbeo a iII oct 3 Wesleran I 32i tl tn a curr noCOto Uberalroward Oked If ANTrJ.D- tI ff ra tOfkmr erience Addr AG tf fnr tanN iW ta fe ole rln JrL. wedk LADY Uroll o. nd Catalo fr tb dJ un est nat.

LIne lin ccesa re- rtheta rnu' un teiri I1I WorcesterMasL wed 00. TO 500 A orkJngfor I O. oWn. bWlID. Cia Pal.

tleulara I SUBURBAN LAND FOR SALE RESPESS co. NO5 tvnumber SU I IVlDE prin IlUk91ood a CIty only 1 Jave tT' nf Ge l1I" I to i ares perscre I I AtlaD. ta. I RESPESS UCTIO UR GE lh ThiIn IO on elf hi. cbi or i rf clIltrletof eo1lDtJm atreei to i Cf IO orledier bYlCOt Also orland 6 1 lame I he via lamutreet belrg lot No.

of the RanIOme propertr. Withthcity eu twel dateot un aUlald. I lInd nliD. ed appoln tmellt 0 I I RLHOWARD It. 1866.

THE SOUTH. 1891 CHAMBERLIN JOHNSON CO. I ru Goods rrrp ts urnitur nfi ij 1. yo US IN- in NEW STYLES I NEW DESIGNS I NEW its JOHNSON. SINGER4MANUF ACTURING- 10.

UR Ozn f1 1t A DADlTIESTTIiINGS JJECORATIONI. CONSTU 4LY PRACTICAL ap stry I. PRODUCTION SINGERFAMILY TB CHINES. VE YLATESTIN. FREE.

ANDFITTINGS I aruiracturer 8 ewYork rumi heta every tacilityfor 1ltla ATUJnC OJ flnml" nr bffic sJor thE Souto 5 EAST REET lltJ S1 1 EANS. i 11 A- gol fORt7N aEtcl Ntl lNqE aAN llR1 j' hL i f. 1' Wi JIl f- i- 1 i- Ak Wf jf.li- s. Co id g- Whth BE. rougivi1 aloZt tiecr ie znierabe lflOYtfl3entj kl1edIl ci i IR vile tt1an ttt CFamat 14 1Ii.

iIo bI tl eorgIa ui ed befo fteda re uiazIr1Iu 0 Iu1e Mall Une. 13 IOW Oil fto uon le hn Auiii propoeit ig niiI from At1an a toDo rotu two I i clock lime nk Sehe 11 0 liie i Uaatth If from a1cnj hick de 0' ave 0 hat cviI1 hz opera is unwilling to rningrnail otire zer line ou 0 1 eorta PJ sohidate1 Rail to ljanoh jll 1 tioually I Li Z. fes ofSJio. mee le In tiolial will 14. ibers topic eturnecIesterday gusta ars Majo Ut 4 the McCowi As ni- andIti.

3 befors. id withdrawn lure SkiuDis ae i i a 1tErDS Uld have a5 lbz My. my head sprea4rspldly 1l er nv under flaii u1Teriug endleUsad4 tltout wcuklot wo over51fl. p0rllIau if whataom0f tr wn eoTj5d5Ct4. ti TtevlaTeU1l5 a II them- waS 3 :4 en here ald yotI WOUld th5 the 2.

page 47) 0 kjn Diease5. bUt. 7 verwaL ver od hedtcityejgJtyeayssn iue. llesoIvent kin I guiete in ci- et. icaIy cruetelpILnpiy pry on npIen cmfl Ice TOItiOLkTiOX urn Ic SIDES AND BACK cUeyeit usinut or AfltlFafl llaster Kpluer.

oi LiLf' THE CONSTITUTION ATLANTA. qA WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 7 1891TEIt PAGES 3 URIs aud OFTHEiORQANIzATION vItflavedthe Dr seventy- vo not theyes m6 i thercountry itis to predict th it' lie ecte. bit In gif oadc nomoney eu theneweb prai re etved New hi tamonsagains 1n1866. a newasperpub1tbed touts appt Ch I. OrleaflIPCTI IDV newipa Is tl 4ty.

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are stckof oct 4 au lilipaper orlnks1j--ana T1ANT rhe Ozily Ink- Manufactured iutl. 4 Were-Jot unlonmen. toworkyesterday Associatlonbullding wequit. Wenow or whoare 5 un- thi marl lentlaxative andWinterof oct8-dlm DoYou madewith COPANYS Thislahow a ar JttYt It has likethisonth nLRACOL tNI As UlliOOMPNYS 1- I rr7oft SAL7-EeeI Ztsfe. PROPZflTIhII2FJI fUlly shiuted 5 FOR APEw business L1.

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aAdresi uuster 80. flyANTED 51555. Wsshiutentbis ideil is. for sale clue. Address.

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wLOg the Tuei- 1. wbtchwu is 0IME. SfszthmAmsrotm house Ivyand 0. 5YATJfl4gents. TBiil81iiiISfi0mus Usa P.

OETtoflOperdaycoflecthgomallpict and a4 outSl A Tr te i sightjn dayeleared 5i Clark AliT tfyouwantgoeda seiIquis a Chleago didi Agents coihLij c- term to oats el 0 oWn A mnsna 57n rUT Lumber- Company's 524 EORGIA There be en ohis. pnrcei 01 hack lasso ID ig ofoeergls. 00 189L oct7I4fllSwed wo- CHAMBERLINJOHNSON Dril 6arpcts and Socs I Silks to-have you-come MARV LOUS NE E- I SINGERMANUFACTURING MACHINESMADE ATOUR 1iuros O' r. ify. 4 SIHG THtPAINTIESTT1iINGSINARTNEEDLE- ii.

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