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B11 Tool BLau tonrmntWmalinorw China Dinner Tea and Toilet Sets YueaHetliT omu Clocks Haddocks' aplendld English HraniU Rodeer. fine CuUery SDOOM Fork Castors Wood. iraxe I ClWufJ" looUnc Glaasei to trade at maanfaeturer prlua McBRlDE CO. Merchants caa tare a fair profit on freight by buy tor from McBrtde Co. kxil.

9A- 1. lit pn EHC and DoUe I rUM re aa. amiMlf direct from I be mMMfMlairvr I dlT 8 loci A MEAN THICK. Tb inter sUnnfactnrlOf Co are clrcnlamn a Op7 of 11 old li-JancUoa Ktyur Bros It Tock. or tii the Manr namt MO II fajyMWatart I.

Mil. 01 t1ncln04tt for nitui Hi. word itinpr in the a of an Imported machine the sad maohlu being oraameutaa Tht iDlunctloni or my not bin din onpmrtl I Ming or 0110 in thoM mehlats andtb aerrtof of roplesof uld Ujauca- ns on Mrdta deaituc sakim-ohlnM my or may oot bTruht but the Hi B4iiLE Tstli of wtklnf the dealers hlldl1u. th Genuine Buwaif and addrearin a special circular to them which tnUmstw suability tor islUiJgUie 8 wart" tn aUpir Company konll Id only on III own name merits plainly sent to Tied. whom they kuow handle every Stewart Jtachloe not lato tbe rates of OeoigU Alabama booth Carolina and florlda.

btl ouly to retail elen whom they hops to scare off from ifelllui the only machine that has aright to the form audoraa manuUoo of Siugei bat doet not care to ni it and Is no caM auuxit to be sold under the Blnae If tb Singer Company are sincere in their wanduta. Ut them proceed tfilnst the under- timed challenge tuem to do so. Our office Uact1T opposite Uleir' la Atlanta and the know wber to find tre inquentl WI partial tHktu tb Biewart office thai lboy dooTknow wb rt it vTur lb. benefit ol oar abort dahud Uo Idfndi we append oar Dim snd tKD BiU. A CO.

MtrUUa Street Atlanta Oa. Orrotrrs Bneu craciua 8 Co. Orncs jufra-dUaprallo 44 DOMESTIC" Uaohlue It ntr Mpavtw tit any ether mak known to ft elrbL. It will LAST UmOKH. I- ioesBETTKRWOFUL UBUHSKASISa OCARAKTEMX loutherD Dlatribntln Whltthaii Atluta tt HO Baart 4tf JPSTEVENSCO Wholesale Jewelers Factory and Sales-room 34 Whitehall St.

ATLANTA. lIr8euel lor Caiau ue and Fnccff ntouoM 01 meetings nol exceeding ten lines wm be Inserted under this head for one dollar. 1 A meeting of the Fulton Drajroons for tbe purpcse of el officers will he held thisp in. at 7SOoclockin the Kimball House dining hill. All tbe members will please attend.

410 janlS dlt THE COURTS. hU. Saperlor CosirS. The only business of consequence which wu transuded in the superior court Tester day wasthesentencmz of Charles P. Me Call found guilty of irgery.

Tbe prison er made a Itaemeu declaring that he bad not knowingly committed any wrong. after hi years at hard labor In the ttlry. which Judge Hlllyer sentenced him to eight peniten Tfaa eas ot Walker charged with the same oflente wu called but continued. Tbe ciij The trial of a few cases of minor impor tance was all thlt was don in the city court yesterday. A fed Dejktlu Sunday afternoon soon after three o'clock Mr.

Riehard Peters Clarke son of Mr Thomu Clarke died It th reoldeoCf of hi father on Mitchell street Mr. Clarke wu a young man Just nineteen year of lit' whose noble nature aod honorable way had secured for him a large circle of tree and devoted tries dj who wer shocked to hate mm torn irora inem oy in nue nano oi death ust as he was entering tbe portals of a bright young manhood. He was buried yesterday bom the Central Presbyterian church. Dr. Bogts preached the funeral sermon aod a large number of saddened friends followed the remains to their laat resting place in Oakland cemetery.

i i Sunday morning when the proprietor of the ft ana 10 cent emporium oa Whitehall itreet. entered the etablisuaent be discov vt red that the store had been burglarised and about tea dollars rth of email articles ol little value camtd awyv Tae top sash of the back window had beta lowered aod at v3 entrance gained it that way. Alter stcnr- ing what wanted the thieves toade their tit through th reitdoor which 4 Ui open Qa the day af vet Christmas ihtatora was. bnrglarissd the nme way Md from the characur ol the eood atolea It is thought tbat the stealing ia done by i boya vThewicfewby which they entered Is about twelve feet from the ground. The eitissB temperance netting held night la the hall corner of Broad and WMverT Urgely attended.

Ilwa expecud that Goreroor ClqoJu woaM prmde. but wu not pmentTand Zlmm nBanTook hie place and prayer J. JRobJ wn delivered Jegtbyandinterestinif loUow 4 bya tfthtr shor1alkv wWb te aadjenge was treated to a 5 osMH salt br Protueor J. JsMftnaadts apanlmeat kr Mn Jeo- rsmfe by the VxJaje efcete dlmtn Itones and PtnOT of tia first fcrteJe Bad- woof the fonrto ward ana iot.tb lU iwirdJa OrBbbert Jackabn. for retainiquor n.

VVerred to poltoecomml Of Tboinonfor re eepM at 800 Deeetur street Granted upon motion VoUAcUmn Buchanan. Or R. A. Blarney to retail liquor license at 23 Marietta street. Granted.

forth. MMtruegoiid along Ul aue rux roVre idecce Referred to eommlttee on eewtn and drain 0 Pat Weakly for repayment of ft floe fawsseda alnatftim hr the recorder. ferred to he mayor IDd recorder. OJA J. Jordai Jot free license to make and repair Referred to relief Stewart A Fain for priYilege of grading William atreetwbere it crosses Hnnnt cntt also to bolld a klln in Hanoi- cow it beUic a street Defer yet opened.

The petitioners agreed to remore the kiln at any time. Upon motion of Councilman Knapp ih petiuoni were granted wUb toe urorUo that tbe petitioner conform with IhedireciioDS of tbe city engineer 01 W. F. Parthulll for Bter Roblneon it Thomas for a rebate of license Referred tax committee. Of George W.

eten for free license to boy andwll rallrnad ticket far the term of three monLbI. Referred to relief commit- Anton Batzky for city labor to raise lot on Washitpon street to level of i treet which has been elerated. Tabled Of SboesCo asking the city to sob- crobe for tony copies of ttle new directory. Referred to Hnance committee. Of Thomas R.

Mead a crippled soldier for free license to peddle. Referred to re lief committee. OtM Echol for free license to peddle on thebUeeta. Referred to relief Mrs Anna Rawlins for free license to carry on business on Decatur street. Re.

Itrred to rellel committee. Of Mrs Oollios. fur free license to open business house. Referred to relief committee. OfJ F.

el king to be allowed to traMter his liquor license to J. C. Buttle. Rsferred to police committee. The reiignat on of Dr.

M. 8 lm city phv-ician el the third ward was read and accepted. 8 Hollidsy clerk of Folton superior court preseiitd a bill amounting to 14 incurred in Usuiug commissions to cow nercial notaries puSUc. Referred to finan. cial committee.

A recommendation Irom the board of health declaring McOangbey' stockyard. icaudoQ Mitcbell Mr I Dear the COD Jtpot a nuisance lIud recomn eDdi it. iDaiement was read. Tbe paper was backed allldaThs of ciiiieus lirmg in that VJcin' IIT a king for tbe removal of the yards Mr. Edgar Orr reprtstniing the petitioDe18.

wasalluwid to elucidate toe subject bin IQ the absence of Mr. McOanghtys rcpre- entltive tbe wautr upon moto i of Al derman Lowry. was deferred until nut regular meeting of tbe council. A letter from W. taOUI.

yice-presiueui of tti Central railioad to William Newman. staling that the Central railroad would a ume tbe building of the Nelson tree bridge was read and ordered filed. THE riViSCI FAT BOLL read as follows Streets 32555 relief 2s775cemttery 140 public bJildiuga nd roDDd 12875 lamps and gas 75225 water wOlk. 321SS3 contingent 176w total 1865 a. LUana.

Upon the petition 01 Rebecca A. Pockell for abatement of nuisance an adverse report was made and adopted. Upon petition of B. Folsom for retail liquor license corner Broad ad Alabama si reels I favorable report was made and adopted. Upon petition of J.

G. Dorsey Co. for rettii liquor at No. 15 Marietta rpf urorable report was made and adopted. LJAJU petition of Fulton County cotton.

spinning amp ny fur Ir. lirwnse tei ty eirs to manufaclure cotton goods some dscIIIsion was had by Alderman Lowry Councilmen Jones. Beatie and Knapp. and tbe petition refused. Councilman KUlpp then moved that the petition be granted with the provUo that no building be erected more than eight hundred feet from the factory.

Alderman Lowry suggested that ten years be substituted for twenty years. The petition. as arneiaM by Councilman Knapp was adopted when Alderman Lowry TB uotice that at the next meeting he would move I reconsideration. Upon tbe petition of W. W.

White for In extension of free license to peddle I favorable report was made and adopted. Upon the petition of citizens for the erection of a telephone between the station- nouie Ind enpint-bou No. 1 tfJe commit lee reported favorably as to one telephone not to eJceed fifty dollars in cost. Upon the petition of Reuben Arnold for settlement of claim the committee recom. mended the payment of 300.

which was adopted. The committee on printing reported that they had awarded tbe printing of the com cuittee report to J. P. Harrison Co. The report was received and adopted.

uaoLUTtOIll. By Alderman Beerman That III bids received on proposals be handed the clerk of council by the respective commit- tees and opened and read by him in pre ence of the general council Adopted. By Alderman Goodwin That until the time filed by tbe charter for making ual appropriations the several depart ments proceed on the bull of the amount appropriated for each respectively last year. except that the expenses of the department if streets Khali proceed on the bans of $22000 annually and UlIt of KUOOU Adopted. ttj Councilman Berkele That the street committee be authorised to put down at once sidewalks and curbing in front of the itv IIChoolhou08l at a coat not to exceed 1000.

Adopted. Br Councilman Payne That the com mittel on gas and lamps bi authorized to place a lamp la front of be Sixth Metbo- dintchnrch Merrill's avenue Adopted. By Councilman Berkele That tile street committee are hereby authorized to. adver- tlM for bids. or atone curbing flagging crossing and also for paving sidewalk of such material as may bit rfquired.

By Councilman Boclianan That the street committee be instructed to place tupping stone icroaa Moore treet at it crossing witb uecaiur itreev ireet committee By CoUllcilmll Payne That Section 527 Chapter 60 of th cHy code at pertain to riding and dritlng vehicles on ths aid walks be enforced and. every offense dealt with and that a copy of tbU raola tton be sent to th rte order and chief of police. The resolution at wr being diseased ftenerallj wai adopted. By CouIlCUma. Picson That steppingstone placed acmes fair street where croaew' AvestvPetera atmt fiterred to atrtet committee Dr Councilman Buchanan That the sum Ot be passed np in laror of G.

Halland dtt sextoo Ulat amount bariKgbaetk paid to the city clerk erroneously. Adopted By tame That council donate to Hunt wife of tbelate cemetery nigh twatch a cemetery lot not toueeed 30 Adopted iBf Connellman Whereasstbe coaaltlan of. tbe and sewer I uca II to rtqulre the whole time aod aUeDUoOi ol the city engineer giving Urn little or opportunity make drawings and eoapil hi nporta aad accounts rRV tolred. That the engine be and is hereby tmpowed IQ a cojnpaitBt person to act in the capacltjriol drsnjhts- ma and clerk for the ensulnr year at a salary- Bono e4 Ii" rr month id 1111 to be paiduutoft i latent fond Befened to finaw iaa te irg- By Councilman KuM toeetiBf irWiii detail muemtat tn nnmbtr of fmtfta antatedeechjajonth tor th jearU78aiXI 1880 for i poniBiU ao feedjK tfc calabooeev leofth Use pewon lnd 1 Aeeet ad iftte by IM ewiaty tar referred to inssnriltae. tor ratar Brcmaa aooested that the the unmber of esrnc pSenU toftv and that fifty-cents uunncuiaanBerkela then moved that tbe Wh a au be referred to the relief com- ttAl rmaii wtoofferedas a substitute that be referred to the relief wmarfttee esdjaayocwiOipowerioaee CoooeUman BerkeU withdrew hi resolu tion and Alderman Oooda-io's substituU WThefoUowingresolution by Councilman KnappWMadopted That tbe tbauruaa of the lamp and gas committee be authorised to adver Use for bids to be received up to tbe reeding of the minutes at the next regular this council for keeping ill repair the dty street lamps with the reservation of the right to reject any and all bids.

The expense of the advertising not to exceed 5 Adopted. TII. election of third ward physician to fill the' unexplred term of Dr. Balm. resigned reoulted after five ballots in the election of Dr.

D. Collier. Upon motion council adjourned. THE COAL QUESTION. Ass Jnl With Br.

Job C. oa UI. Jee Yesterday TB eotJTtIT met Yr. J. 0.

WQson whohu jo returned from Coal Greek when the following conversation took place Got back' Yes How coair Oh well get enough now. How Were mad arrangement to get ten car lead of domestic coat a day aad while I was at Coal Creek I hipped sixty cars. What was the reason we could not get Ubfjre Nothing but a lack oriransportatlon faolitles Why I thought they were short at the mines No they can ship to all who send can there. What about the priceT' The price is the same. No redaction.

What la coal worth now at the mineaT' Ihn dollar a ton. Just twice what it was Uit season. How is that Well tbe mines have not made any thing forsix or seven yean and I think the least the papera can say about it tbe better it tiLl be. If we begin to howl about the prica the mines will get mad and quit shipping here and then we will have to pay twelve dollars a ton for Pennsylvania coal. rben Atlanta is la I very bad fix if tbe mines or the railroads get their backs up.

It is just that way. If it was summer you could talk but as we cant build the Georgia Western In time for this winter we better keep quiet. And thus the oonversition ended. An Enormous ATLUU January 17. Editors Constitu tlon In yonr Sunday mornings issue I no.

lice an article headed Two Accidents on tbe State Riilroad in which yonr reporter unintentionally no doubt not only exaggerates the accidents but does great injus Lice to In officer of the titate railroad. He a ates under the authority of Mr. Beardsley train dispatcher tblt in the accident 11 Marietta on Saturday last the engine was turned completely over mtaning if I understand the term tbat the engine uiade a somersault and alighted again on its wheels. There are only two ways thll an engine could well turn completely over e. headforemost like an acrobat or sideways in tbe acrobatic turn the engine would first stand on its head then turn over on Its back if I may use the upres sion then with another flop alight on its wheels unless the engine nsd become uncoupled from the tender it wuld neces jirily bare followed the engine in this novel acrobatic performance and unless tbe cars had bfcame uncoupled from the render they would have followed in like manner.

There were attached to the engine at time of accident six freight and two passenger cars giving total length of train including engin' and tender. of three hundred and twenty five feet. This would have brought tbe engine at the end of the performance something over six hundred and fifty feet from the point it first ran off. In the side movement the engine would first turn on its side then on its bsck again on its side and then on its wheels Tbe distance from top of rail to top of cab of engine is thirteen feet width of cab about six feet. It does not require much calculation to determine that at the end of this somersault the engine wonld De fonnd ni tbint over two feel from the track provided the ground and track were bui levI which was the case in thla wta nee.

It is scarcely necessary to explain that tbe cars if not uncoupled would follow the ide turn over of the engine just they would tbe headforemost one. If either of these novel and I may say unparallelled performances had occurred the engineer conductor passengers and bystanders might have been too excited to have observed it. But unfortunately when tbe engine and traiDllid settle dotn.thesltu- ILioD of ftai18 was snchu to utterly demolish either of these theories. The two passenger cars and five of the freight can and the rear truck of the Iron car ere still on the track. The front of the engine was only seventy feet from th point where it ran oft The engine tender UJd front truck of one car were off the track.

la the case of th engine the wheels 00 one side were on the ground out side the edge of the crosatieiwhlle the wnee a jn tbe other side were about midway between the two raili. If the engine turned over at it certainly turned completely over. as it was found standing nearly erect in tbe position described. If your reporter had made the statement of thU remarkable and unparalleled performance on his own responsibility I should hue paid no attention to it but to credit it to a responsible officer of the Bute road a little too much. If Mr.

Beardealy made the statement a remarkable ehangt has come over him. I have known him seven years atilt in all bat time have never caught Dim in a lie and he has on more than one occasion been placed in a position when if given to prevarication be wonld certainly have slipped up So much for his truthfulness. Four years ago he was appointed train dispatcher of the Western and Atlantic railroad a. position in which he ha change of the distribution or all 1 10 1 can and the management of all train oa he road. In btefour yean we hare bad ms few acci dents IS any road in the south tlotith standing we run from thirty to fifty trains per day and in no instance where In accident has occurred have I been able to trace it to any fault of his This would indicate tbat he is not a fool and I can only con olude that your reporter misunderstood him.

I did not hear the conversation between your reporter and. Mr. Beardlev. but was present at the conclusion of It. When the reporter liked how much track had to be built to lit around the wreck.

Mr. Burdi ley did not know' andappealed to me Ireplied from the description of the run-off I supposed about one hundred and fifty feet which the reporter In statement has only multiplied by three tusking one hundred and fUty yards. If rout reporter could mw a- mistake in so plain a matter IS' tile difference- between yards and feet it ijlair to assume that he might hive become slightly mixed in complicated an affair as the. acrobatic per tormance of a locomotive and eight cars A Xaaid before I am sure your reporter did not Intend to injure MrA-Beardsley. whatever his feelings towards ths 8 tat road mlxhtbe.

83 far a the general vpuhlic concerned. I donot supposslthey disturh their mind to any rreat extent to whether-the engine made one somersault or ten but to railroad men it altogether a differ support himself and family by railroading Tbere teno railroad manager in thi eonn try would' employ a train-dispatcher wco knew so little of railroads as to make a statement thai an engine running eight miles' as thourt could TUB off at a switch' where there no briJge or embankment tThe Success which has attended the eflbrb ot the proprietors to make Ta WKXIIT Cossrrrmotjsuperiorfeta any weekly published latthe toatttern sUtes Is' emi uenUy iwtisJactoryVieod convinces them that rthejriworkb appreciated. SvWlthln te dilylacr ased aUrtllng Bod there i nowhardly a corner otUiewbolt southern country that does not reach Mad BP UJto pri pally Item the ha presented to Urn the meet desirable a ptnonma of tte worlds work MOO oU ihwn paw will giT8il is fiOW39atypml eVoo sitedd paper seMBitafjnired ft by OhatfeM ffimiSpr6Rl AaCTlD iJKlj IV. 2 v3 New Lot Rnbbera and yM 9 Sfwi Shoes imT Tope liaadsaarlBr chess Hrtt Popellitta pnlr xdnilT Tet flHiBtor la Atlanta. 7 jV pi Tin lint stone on tin new honj buM- till wailaidjeitezdarai I o'clock trader UIe di rection of Lynch.

contractor DanfEiby toper- tendent and tha architects. T-Pop tli Hatter i Tea ears Corn Yellow and whiter- fire can Oats 10 cu Han eho qoantitr Wnite Bom aod Pal. SausatA Lard lid other nice things la de ChattuMMnaTndeunaa II Atlanta U4 a up1e of eoal daalen who eoald and would can racmtocKioi eaa alnjiUru la DETift. 8 piembei and October tb home- 4 ien of tbat elti need nerer par mot than II enttper buhel deUreied while Uw midaie DM would make a rtei profit than he doa now undent tkltt and Dc" Pop1 headqnaiteis to Stetnat Hatt. TbeNewOdeani Democralla jpeaktnf of a pDd ball at tbe reatdellQl ot Mn.

Tl l. Bemmla la mat dtj tan Wa I eoa Conp do Dlable and hergnert. XII. Peck. Ufteioll7 attired a a rid.

were taut nattag. Pope' headqllanetl lateat rtjlef In HaU. Dr. and Hn Oweoil ar Tlaltinf trleodl is Wathlogton Qa. Learttt the SngUib Open wUPI.

II out 12000 in New Oileana. faiib tattie tabatanot ol tUun hoped tor UM rtd ooiti lnc not teeo. We aiiloatn oonfldenoe ai to there betDI on many ol the itreetioi Atlanta. The tx market rulei hifh. The hlll1l are Mill buIl1UI the Taibioni now dictate thlt' I' weddinn len.

Uemen even Ibou14 wear drea NishTille Banner Atlanta II poor to coal but wealthy la wMikj. Mr. Hatb Doqla of Kentnekr I well kuown patron 01 the turf and Known to many in Atlanta IB dead. latonton Uenenger Atlanta to taldnc a row about net bad streeta. TbailfiHCommmo reIe10I the row and Atlanta to waiting oa wlti.

Howard Van Xppa. of tbto dty nai be elected aBOdate editor of the Law Reporter Wain D. The Grand ojperahonielnNubTiaelilnTolTed In a law inlt. Ferhapt ihli may beat up one cxnieof iti want of liberal patronage beini tbe difficulty of makini it oomlorubie chauaooop Times Mr. Alt Vernoybai re cently been appointed pamenger agent of tbe ilempbla and Cbadetton raflroad.

with head quarter In Atlanta. Ally li a live boy redheaded and purtJ. Atbcni Banner Yr. R. A.

HempbUl well known in Athena hu left mercantile bullDea4 and gone hack into the bnalneai office of TH ConTrrulo. Bob to a fim-claai geatte an wbererer yon nod him AT THK riMliO. A. Alken. 8.

N. Pope and IerVIDI. G. J. P.

Stewart SaTannan. 4 J. Coleman and W. r. Anderaon W.

A. On Madison. Mn. Shorei and two children and Paul- Bon Ch1caCO. MlM Ophelia Diwklni of gpartanbnrr.

B. a. Tliltlng lelatiTM at Or. Pnraleyi U6 WMtehal By the eonrleiy of Goreraor uolqnitt terrice were held in tha aenate chambn I' the capital daaday afternoon by tbe Ker. Enoch Powell Unitarian who preached an interesting and in ItrucLin lermou to a large DQ lllle111aen' and ence.

After an Informal mMtinr wu field bv thow inieretted In ttiitll a Unitarian church in the dty and adjourned to meet again I' 8 o'clock 111. Wednaoay next la the brt room of the Kimball honw. All Interested are coraiaUy tntlted to be present Accident OB the Georgia lUavd. Satarday a freight train. on the Qeorei railroad was thrown from tbe trek just be low Covington.

seYeral can landing in the ditch. The cars were tumbled down th embankment to clear the track and make way for passing trains. No one was hurt. Waat It to Oil Cp TbtBgm The following letter in regild to th Southern CulUrator from an intelligent planter eab for Itself WILLIKTOW. FATETTI Co.

TEHH. January I 188L Enclosed I tend you two dollars for which you will seed me the Southern eultlnJor beginning with the January number. For lgh yean took the Cultivator and bare tiled trer number. I stopped it to take a weekly agdcu tnral per. Since I stopped the Cultivator buaineeo on the farm works like a on wllhout Send the Cultlnlor and see it will no uU up things.

8. W. Lat night aooat 8 o'clock 0 ptaln etanei arw 4 Nora WUlbnrn ttpon th charge ol biecnjiV. Nora had been engaged at Captain Wal- er1 botllllt noasa.on Mitchell itreet and laat ni htwben tearing stole quit a quan tity of TproTtolons which werereeOTered when the irreitwu made. Her preliminary trial will be had to-day ieore Judge Butt adranced to ft per cent.

Illinois Central. at. aul and lortb west and Chicago BLLontoand New Orletlll leading In the upward maremeot After midday themartet declined Ji to 2 per cent. latter in American Union St Paul preferred. PadfloHaO.

In tte late llnl1 rpeculaUon a lumedajtrongtoneand nnderbriik purehuu anadrance ranging from to BJi percent WII recorded Canada Southern leading la the up ward morement. Padflo and NorIhnd QeorglaBa 10TW Preferred 1W Qa7imort e.109 Delaware UckJlJJ SadogoM. 11 HJersey Central. 89 Louisiana conaolfM. 63 OXXXOXIXt0.

THE JIESULT OP TO RECXNl COUNTY EUClIONS AS FAK AS BUR ROK. ame FUlman PKroadAway OBSanfjrf rfrHUl A Howard BPLladteyJr Contest LPPerham ataesl Brown Coitus Mwtin homas Mctlmnry ames Uarmlcbael Monroe alAdanu tlEicuaidi Andersoa KHudier OFernll Barnes Castleberry JohnlfatVx JU Hectare VU Jackson 9D Stewart Con teat 3M Hammett IPanlk WDorsey 3 nry Qay I Brewiter Eeholau Kffingham. rayette yd rarsvth franklin- rnlton. GHmer wasoodu. Gtynn Gordon.

Uwinnett HaberabasiMH. gtil Hanenrk HaralsoD- Harris Ha SSrdT utcheli. Oconee. nerce nt Polk QqlonsB. aabuB ltesrlffej WtytoKtaJ Great complaint is made by the mer- chanti on Marietta' street that the Mason and Turner1 ferry rod is in a terrible condition near the city limits lid nearly all the travel that.

usually comes In oa mari etta street now comes in on Mitchell. The merchants are quite wrathv and are clam orous for some repairs on the road. ArrNtedba8 Ueleaed. Sunday last the white boy who shot the ngro girl several day ago on Harris itreet was arrested and placed in charge of Dep uy Sheriff Thomas with whom he re-1 maioed until yesterday morning when he was taken. bsfore Judge Hillver and.

re leased upon bond. The girl is yet in a tangerona condition. Key Samuel P. Jrae preached an lI11mpr8ll1ve sermon to the First Uethodlit church BundaJ iiighi. He will preach uv Uttt in Trinity church NIW TOSS January Tae stock market opened strong snd In the earty dealings prices Hannibal A 8t Joe 63 Ban Francisco 48J do JPrelemd 68 do flnt prelerredKK i Onion 119 Houston Texas.

TA 14 Panama. WWMMW 530 FortjWayne 1 Chicago Alton. 1M itiohtpn central. 124M N. Y.

Central6H lyAelSorelZZIlS i Ointral 1 HdABtL TOW IxralseAKsih Amerlrsn United Btawa Oonsollaated coal. 2 QalckaUTer 15 Preferred ft NW1M do. PrelerredH6J Wall. 8tLFac. 4 do.

Freferred V3 Offered. Doughertys prices have been reduced for 30 days. WW-Or BenTHadahett Walter Paine BJDyar Durham SrlasTrfart ABBoa Wm Bentty A Smith JUQ Franklin Seaborn 1 Bell Wattoa I Coram lnar a JMBKellT Clark AQOowaa CSHardee June uleteft7 George DHollli JoJt Hoggins A. 11 fMKimble A Monjan Uonrgomery A Ward aworay A. Patterson Daniel Bwuet WJack Richardson Wtmberl1 RIIIIell BLUlr WP Burks JC BolUnl jNPorsett fWAtozaader HCook meaHBowell Cum tcrnnklln UKntherford Weatcott W1ll1llll A Jclell xmtest IBM Wauem Hoewler ametO Beanchamp 11' Gladden'- haSBuawK Camp Iltntt Brran ho Brook Howell story Spears BIOWDlDI WSntton 8 Archer II TCarjIll SKnnls Snd Ivy Crraater Anderson FBtrter Majors' Burkett met Hunter TBape 0 Edwards TUndW haSUoaeUr CHathi- llllara A Porter CaloCaner Perkersoa UBramlett Kitchens lUmbrijht OTaTtoi aPauenoQ Dansby Ooodwla KDuncaa BtUan XMeChanoO' Atkea Weeks irom the north where he ha been ioromeweek past in the in terest of the Atlanta cotton factory Dur ing his absence Mr.

Kimbsll visited the states of New Hampehlre Mslne a nd Mas uehaattl and reports from four toaizleet of snow and cold weather 8x after hit return he was soueht by" a Oosarrrrtnioji reporter who desired to learn something relative to the msrthibhip but Mr. Kimbali atated that heknewnotonj conceriinx this Vexed question beyond what He hid seen from time to time in newspapers. He says that on hi return he stopped few hoursln Washington but hadnocooverutlon with President Hayes regarding the matter and that the subject has never been discussed by them ainca last December. Mr. Kimbali however says should Marshal Kuilmons tender his resignation.

he has no doubt but that It will be accepted and in that vent he fMr. Kimbali would comply with. his promise to appointment from the president Buiatea Opp rl lty. Wanted men each capable of mm- aging a general. agency to include one or more southern states musthave resource I to work a small corps of solicitors a publication that is both unique and tandard.

Business permanent and lUCfa Ute. Adores Rand McNally Co. Chicago Ill. stating hnsiness experience and giving references. jU18-d3t Doughertys prices have been reduced for 30 days.

461 A null roaiurs Hew Tear Donation Th New Tear open brightly in a busi ness outlook taking reports from all points into consideration and it suggests to the reader many reasons for thanksgiving none greater at this time than the return ot general prosperity to the southern states and it csnu frrrj one to recollect bat the existence of ibu great monument of philanthropy. The Charity Hospital of New Orleans wu due to the 1000000 se cured by the wise action of the authorities of Louisiana from tile bonus. id' by tbe xraisiana State Lttery The affairs of the ry will be explained by writing to A. Dauphin No. 319 Broadway New York City N.

Y. or to the same person at New Orleans La. n18 dwlt ft IIIe The rush is wonderf uL The reduction in prices mid. on goods at Doughertys is causing a great sensation. I heard one lady say that the bought to-day at Doughertys the exact goods for 153.

pet yard tbat he lad formerly sold for There is certainly a magic about his manner of busi ness for his store is always thronged with customers. It is indeed wonderful to see the crowds. It will pay you to call. jlJl18-d6c A grand rush at Dou since his reduction of price A GENUINE As we have oa hud aaoniuual larre stock nd being determined tu commence rprinc season with new goods in every department we Eiave such UNUSUAL REDUCTIONS Extraordinary Reductions A to insure tbe nde of our entoe STOCK SALE G'S BAZAR On and after Monday we" shall commence to cloIecmt Ladle Trimmea Ladle AH of this Malms stylet we did not carry any Hat troalaat sessjn and do not intend to carry aorthia Aatom ou WckU Fine Feathers aiid oiiitifiillEo eroV la tils eparta nt we have mad VERT tAROK KIDDCTION8 and any ladv wantlnf eitber nowersoiTeaihwvwUlsavemoneTbieiaBdn- tof our stock before pnjchadntlewber TE1TETS PLUSHES SITIS SILIS in dedrabicolors ejioaln On and atter Knndayws snail close out aQ ui We wffl sea an onr Klbbons dnrtor hi next Jew week mardless of cost and via assure to aarejayDj I' rxom Bw jieeiotnawU A i ck Kosblnf HoUrr Cooeta etOi al BeaJBoJonren wetrf an aelHt to betow eoaVta Itame rder Xvety sMea Bo and Jwt i fMlt Jwr Xtfttrv 6 tei fr TTTT sVassa sa a gr WVi gar since his' reducllcncfricef BEGINS OJT- MQNDAY JANUARY JOth And will continue until the stock of Fall and Winter Goods now on hand. Is greatly reduced if not entirely closed out.

1600 yard beauUfnJ quality English dress goods solid color faked figures pni. nine wonted goods 15 a centr yard we wnrtli S5 Mint anY1llI1IIL 2100 vards better pad dress- goods similar descriptions 20 cents yard-goods never intended to be sold for lesa than 40- cent yard. 1100 yardi beautiful French brocatelle dress go 25 cents jarJ wortK 45 centa flnUOode BOO yards fine black all wool cwimeresv SScentayard worth 60 csnts yard any where extraordinary bargains. 630 yards better grade black. all wool rmhm i Hftta rd Iwn inld at 55 to eOcenti choice color.

750 yard. of' the best 35 cents black a wool cashmeres ever oftared In Georgia rich blue black 1780 yard black cashmeres at 40 CO an 60 cent yard goods which ntterly stagje all competition. Afew ay2 pieces' fine grade black cashmeres to be. closed out at prices whlcb will insure their very speedy we. 1100 yards black dress iilk SO cents yard well worth 76 to 90 Cents ifbcraght in the usual way.

Cloaks Cloaks Come and get them that's all About of the finest cloaks imported 10 to 16 each foods which' I have been selling at 25 to 27 0 and which were cheap at that. 36 cloak at to 8 60 each. always sold hitherto at from 12 to 1450. 127 cloaks 360. 4 60 and 5 00 roods worth respectively 6 50 375 ana 1050 each wonderful.

50 cloaks at from L25 to 2 SQ each lets than half price. This being le last of nearly 5500 cloaks ild this season I can afford to veil them above rather than to carry them pTer-l ow uyourcha pieces fine white flannels wilt be sold at pricea hitherto unnamed for similar 60008. 2Q pieces red flannel plain and twilled ebean to close oat. 100 boulevard skirts four colors bossed solid high color grounds 60 cents each worth 1. 27 fine boulevard sklrU at pricesito close out.

200 ladiesdark Au percale wrappers 1 each wort 250 a surprising bargain. Bargains In caalmeres and Jeans water proof and cloaking table damasks towels Irisa linens napkins Bargain in iosiery and Rlovei ladles and gent knit underwear in factbar gain in every department Of' the house. 10000 yards choice dark wllcoet 5 cents ysrd goods which. sell everywhere st 7 and Scent A magnincent line of shoes in the very best makes paly on hand at JOBS RYAN Ladies' Gents' and CMIdrefl8 ordinary inducements Inr wM Mi fc 3pl Vp affi theM JOHNRYAS Abouttwenty 10000 IrACalr iana a full Oranges. Southwest Syrup i and Irish Potatoes and Tennessee produceh just received at Klam Johnson's 23 mtmtt iVi ftfcBM iw i luiliJlStt r- HDliliipspo rpHJBEPOoi' COTTON II JJfyttTnrlTKMAI J.

Jy admitted to be Uj tandjrd tewisj Thread ol OieWorld. Bistt 8tronirt ande ootaessg Tires mad and eon tains aa Xbattdiy which Jt invaluable to aCadsine Operaton. It tVf perfectly soft and eoatara artlfiidaj tk Ttnadn Mk and are tbtaostt UliaBtevery prodn a CM tl It baa taken tM Ufhest awardat oil tli ureatWerid' Fall tiiieethe fntv bcM isai down tba' beid IB Paul 187S wbert awarded tit UOLD 8treni aad Genen Excellence IlhajtUen the FrtBil at when it bas been nhiUtM. Titiasjoit been awarded the Xadalef 1 wet all eonpatiton at th Oreal ab tai in Ban rrsueise Csaifniay lt 1 Jmt en awarded tb SHtTr- octobetisd. jt NLp 13 wrtk 118 0 FOR THE tofcm fneari suS v.

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oltJwtith Iii tad- JIItit1DP u.were alid i1Z 01 ofJbt 4JwIeW wml1t WAI wIth. 1ftIftO' Of1tOberf1ack Uquor can. lWmed pol committee. J. ThomptOn for tail Ilqaor U.

01 el 01 citlJe Wr the eonattucdon of a lewer uu tv Id JIIortJI r. leno. residence Of all1lt bim Re- 01 A mlttH. Ot Wllllamtttl wbereUcroeaea POD tbe Ibe dllfClionl li lI n81 Iud Il tee. Of the 11' bleb 8bH' Co.

Tbomu1t ferred Of tbe titrerta. tee. ot oomml tee. licen lness com illee. Of Crtel i rflred Balm cit ollhe wardwu an accep d.

comUlilil lOIi8 rcial pu llc. com i tlee. caled on hcoll It pot recomlIendi dDAtew nt euallYllig II or repns nling as IlIuw. au Ject pre- OUDCll Ibt' a 325 55 28775 cemelery. nonn 21S S3j 17.6 i861i3.

liC IUe areeL8. I mpny fr iledl weetln Wbitefor theatatiof nou en iotboue No-I ftftydoJla Ih 11' Thlt th Tbat roceeJ expen es ollhe bai 1 BerkelThat al' rztDg iili Payne pll cburcl1. lIerriuuveuna Tbat berebyauthJlized toadve foJf Ai l1S JJo. That I leac I. It wttll.JJeCa\ur lmtQ to That mChlpser OoUheC1tY lilt.

eTU1offenMbII hahc pl cofUsia bentoU1nc cllDd cl11eLof alltrall tllOl1Tht.teppl be1l1fc croesJa1f cmenWtJ I cUJ' 1ii Th JJ5. bepuae4up IDfa hIU hutt" beeti' dto clenerOblC ylm ncUcJotia'- toJbi Bl1ntwUeol the late oemlter7Dhhra I OoQncU. JIIIII. Bert Wherel 1hj aadlew1a I torequ1tethholttU1QuDd Ieri. I op tomak.

dza. reportulld iIccountii JOI OitJlenbl fJIani1 he em owed aeompete lt IOIC lDth et olclralllhfloi muude1elt1 tMena tral u. 1I0luct. ed. M1I1OD.

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lrold our rtpor Inj ua. a tea a tif witb a otber Ui i Ie hfc. me gl Ting lralDlncluding I over i Jll. do II n. tbe lilu.

euch as Aereatill en ne the I lathe Lbe crosa e. hlle th raU tbeposillon I 8Qmuch od posi on tch 1 aliI re ancU on1100n' re aspraent id and. appealed tome I. lfplied the. liflyteelthichthell 4ft Ii repoftereouJd JIO andfeetUJtfalr me UghU1mled JD lormauce OCO beforollDi et l.tht ISJ JheII1n1pubUc eoeeri1edl DOt.

latur ml da OIn1Il1tXteA enpl1ma i. la lI1ent JlaltopUleta tIff tt 7 jNr fBeamley lprelulD aD TJi fa D01I1road ihiaeo tr1ciwbo.oaJdfem lol ch Wllob. UtUolz lOmakt ta Uha- 11 nulnielht CDuld offt briJ wfJllbaoklD8Dt wJi otth. tora cm j. rrmmo aupe or an1week1J.

Int lQutlWllte ICI the th icfl9lt jjtP hatOO7Jthe UOGJI UJ' ltarUhitftprw hir CDrIItf otUlt Wbolc ihiU' Jm Xad' Ja the ft 1Il1 ica1ltd' trcwIi Ua baI itIaI a of1M wo wm80' U' J. 4X0Iif. CtMfaWJNIIt i el. Dr B' 1 I Ii 1f5 B' B' "III 17 I iD ao 4R" ii JOit ii ff fr1S ti lr i 1i. ft mB i Qtw d' ti 1D'- 9 INEN fR rnrnERWfEB cl XW N' tfu 1 7' i1f titIr r.

ii. rJ 0 ff TJf rlI JrhArrr f8" 1 4 ii ii 9- t. it oo ftftj iSH ES i oJ IC fk WILDiBE RR f9B 8IX mAT8jA 4 lrY Jf Jltll 11 lrtD IIJi ttt 2o m1. tl ew xuuuuers anU4 I E- a II lup fIJr Tha tIOu 114 at 411 rt 1 1opetlflIaUe Ten eanOcri. an4h1tft em II aa1UI7111Ue mand- aUllm" a.

rradamaa UAttmta of. ocoll14 14 toCtI 1. blcter the Popelhe4quarim lvlSt81I Ia-The N. Orleana DemocraIID1JIeIkI tlhUh QUIlL 8e tIIadtJ LelIa lackloDl1 aldd dDp ble lee IU tutelull1Wzed. uaSpantab flal forhlelt 1Ja1Il PERSONAL AND OTHERWISB.

Dr. t1De Iavi" of 0r1eanL. Ul ce I r'- 1110 Itreeta of The qz arillIWl wearc1leII NuhTtUa1 Mr. AUUlIIII htoDI01I1feaenp rddlllllOl Th111l1J11 Collrmmox The Nuhv1lleIlInYOlved I1rDt I1 quarteliin in bualD THs csllean lID 4 HI N. 8te" And W.

Kn. SboreIlIld atree" 11arl 8erWe GmllUorUOlq nUt roOO Jhn dw eld Dii a tUUe Wed Qly nUlla ollhe JlllJaterated aeoml be- the Noone at 011 th. oL TEnI Co. a. 1881.

ed For- lghl I nery i 8'e goo nol th1D I JV. wk rtH4ItR tie Hi gf B. 1 s' fl ijJ tt ffi 1' oll. W1. J.

if jiuimrr JJS i 4- c' 4'- 4 ii 4j AND i AILtJ jo' I 5 42 Jmd40 44W1 ti NT Rd I ta.t nnta oe1 hi NoraW11lburn tlpontha eharpof kelr holJJOD Yltchelltreet D1Ulwli. aqaan. I tity. O. f.

JPlO TfaiOl1l we" recofred aneat. wa before Jud II1IDo1aCentral. PlnllDd al 10011 DII Pac1ftQ MaIL de u. l1JIIed Utrolll toue Dd undu brtst 111 per cent leadlD wud1novement. referred belD alao prominent.

The Icrepte4 bOJOOO 1 Prefem4--12t Ga 7amortcelC9Ji Ga do l16 N. JUIeJ TIlERlSULT I-- I oKJInuu. n. i H4 madibythe JIIeT- IIdTnloera ugea I Bundaylu prll8Y1ral da ofDepoo l1D unUyeaterdIY i ieaa cirl1a dangeroOleondiUon. Re pJn tbnm Dltu C.

8ReIL YOU11D1W7 atronllDd iiiQ iiobt i i 1Imdn 12 a I tal 5 4 01. 11 Ul1IoIIlIaIIo.u B01IItDDTeua. CoJiIOl1da PaclAc I 4da1u 1:1 We11IA Fo WIJIl Blatea- 1Iar1om 3 121H YCentra1r. lU 51 Lake 8'- CentmJJ29 lN1erred N. A Bt.

10 Ilempbla LouIae t91 Bock la1aud US II W. cm WeatISm 1JoughertyS I uur. I JII Bell" II n4aheU amea Bowell DJar 4 A BoIi 08 cousest' bnmlJl born J4II181 0 Vi JOI 01011 Jolt. a KII JCelI7 8o io 8 Bardee 1' PC 1) II. ollia I spa I I A Button KImble lo WBK AT A II Vi Gra7 I JC II Vi DIet limes BUII tI nd Bapp HI' Done Vi T.

L1iIdllil 7" 1m KI a. Jh It Xl ib l1 birn do tIII a eaterda at- DOt1z Ofth. coUonlactorrDUl" absencerKlm hill HamJllhieJf81ut ndM aodleportl fotutcabIIIt Ofl1owaDdcold 81n he1I wbodeslred toleam 10. 1atfnto Kimballitatelhilat he kn. I1otlnt eoDcerbi queabollbeond whtJle iimelO tlmetQ I18W1p hla 3 i matterand bUnlYe ed theuulncalat Kimballl1owmr I I ahou1dY ahalFltzs1mCDJ andia eom 17 accept the fromtb op7.

Wantedsiz lpab ltalflj ml1l bave aD' ubUcatloTHhatta. Bl1Siocupermnen Ion ooughe. nyS P. rices. I DoU.

1 fll a eral and I I ry thatth th. wudue tbe1000000Ie. jaD18 bwenderlaL oneJady Dou hert1' nesafor yoa' 1 Dougherty' lul-48t 1 WUBZBURWSBAZAB 54 Whitehall Street. AG Closing Ont ale. 1U 4e hanJDa4e1UCh U8 USUAL6EQQCJjJJN.

Extraor fDut AI TuCnre AT KODd lwahalt CommeUoI La4JeaTrlmme4Hata elo1f' at of' oI FineFeatheni :0 uFl Weli hi. lt 01 JelhtqwUlanIDODq bJ WURZBURGSr13AZAR 1mii iit i iRISB NS lnYeeb 1I4m 1010 lItflDm Ielo1roN11lU fit fy ICES If 1lCESlt IriF Ai 3inTS' iH ftintt XDIiGLOIS" af 1 4 MJ a fa vyMo 11I4. ii I 50. Ioitr 1 8MlTIYeIEDlCT iT ic tllS Ei iSi UI tfirW lgland11sWat OOiiQ 1I rtysl ij Ctl rirofj" rl A 1 JIEDf Gl BEGINSOf JOfhi contlDueuntilthe tF Jt WlnterJoods n01on andIJ entirel Ioaedout. REOFFERS be itifl1 eolorahiedJgure goodJ15 prd.

er MntJo 2i ds i- dreasgooch dee riptlOD" centl1ard I In 1 heautifuJ 1 wo cen a oolcq Oc ntJ1ardan aUwool to ho centlblackan 9 toro an" whlchutterlYltagge A few Ficeawblch yardablckdlellll Iu fardnll to90cents1fuiughU tbemnll Coineand gettheml tha allt 26 llmported 2750 IIdwl11eh from 6 850 I ld roaf 1500. 1 orthreaJl8CtlTllYto50 875ul1 5Odoab fromU5 to. Tbhbe1ng 1 rlf6IIOc1oab IOld l8uoDf rath toCrJl OTer 01f lce. pl wtrlte1i l1 1el ce1 hI ertounnlIlledforII llannelplJ andJWflled1 kiittfout o1 lit eolor undlJ60 271e to ladl si cwrapPm 2. Qia 'Id ln a.

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