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By 10 Hiding royIe1 rtL ral in Yl C. Adamson. ADAMSON JACKSON Uwyen CurrQ1ltnn. Ga. Engaged In general pr.

and have extra exraammeneDl for coU cdcau in Carroll Ueard LUd adjoining 1 ulcn OOOt1. WFOIII GoonE A ANDERSON. ATTOR Us AT LAW No. 1 Marietta. treL coruw i tachtriM.

do a general prao- tee in ill the court stats and Federal auU Curi oraiiun Law tpecUllii itopq WALTFfl GREGORY Atl run cuiloun elor at Law. Room 5 Jecmn IluiUln Special attention rtnd tad liiturancs cam. mdjplleeUaqt AUtHITECTS IAJIKINS IUIHTEC1 OOee IV K. ittoud otruet Atlanta Oi. I D.

WHEELER. AOntAGs omee tth Door Uhamberlln I Uoynton biflng CT. WiUth Ji iid liineicttcen like i MOTTO nt A. P. TRIPOD PAINTS OILS WINDOW GLASS ARTISTS' MATERIALS A SPECIALTY.

AGENTS FOR ANTI The best and cheapest prepara. tion for nishings wallsandceilings of dwellings churches stores etc. Send for color cards testimonials etc. 45 DECATUR ST. ATLANTA.

GA. IOR. om bio 2. I 0 A it II Ion luon ti uclitreei- uL CATAIUm YI a erom IIbcase Can Cured yth Itvot Rnatllan latarrh Cure. ASufo Hll 1 Itfinble for Catarrh Hay It Sut Throat and Cold In tin II.

ail us. to rd 11 folio vlng tetlmonWa a ut too HI te to tlje partlo. U. GA. April 1888 CAW tN tAlAHKH n1I Gentlemen nil we I called at our awl you i ie ft i ut IL of your Catarrh Cur I I aJ Ur It alTliase catarrh forborne 1 un ne sample botile you gave me injure wn ctel i e- 1 me I heartilr 1 1 it 11 to IUJ Que BUI rlug with catarrh un" a i bjuipli butt ha.

mreJ. oun truly w. 11 WATTS II VliltebaU Street. TIAVTA Ga. yT ouiuv cT IE Co.

Atlanta Gari 1 MS-I. Its tou we cured olftlau proU. CIW' of tarih. In a very short tne tciisool uttiia linn Catarrh Cure auoi I i 1 1 irt us IV 1 al ft 1 rwpeo ere given up. Ir.

liLt' Ui Ini uftlULity reujin-nended tu alio i a 1 1 mu I at peart In person at rlnid an tar Co ctfi and volantertly tile ttU rite call on me City. JIT i a Mar 16 TU-Ji LLJI- to AtWnta Ga. rcn dy i as cured my dnughtet feaiarth. I shall encourose othen truly CU VELEY POWELL. 1 1 a tl of Canadian CatarrU iJi fur tuiav uLoe.

Therefore the ex. uin there is no excuse foz PL If 5 I ainering catarrh it wUJ it ik X- 1 Ian Catarrh Cure. Send or Uti Irtc Lu I ot lu ruatiin ursesije bottles Jl si cjOc lljoardrasglat does not keep is KUJ rect Ge teu 11 i re ca 1 1 Cu i n. 14 Ha Hunter rect Atlanta Sealed. Bids.

MV orFln ASHEVILLE r. jtY Sin JWK if I ids forthe of BhCTUle. MI Pt ut se er ne bonds amounting toon lui rid tl sad dollars willlbe received aUiiti uutll August 1 lbS For OIL jUfOflDbtIO lit1" Maj or or the city of Asheville LAGER SEER. JX nn vntRLHN Troas. CEO.

MOERLm Vl8en JOHN UOtMLlS SUi wit IN. ASS I Sap Moerloin Brewing Co. ICINNATI OHIO. loOOO Barrels Yearly. KLUS OF Tilt FlMiSl UKAMte OF BEER.

eij where in Atlanta. TKIUL KXPOUT whtea brewed from tneteejt trad and wei arid acc ording to the most IIpprOYed It is I ta rartielf cr tny InjuriO tngrJeo and being eftid- lvarau ricrbd I the rorrInerit ih clans for tn The NATIONAL hxPOM WM brewed orWu4IUY for the AmC ncttosod 1 are now prerated to famish to our cuitoa- ft nledtb first premlWD at ry lniuheUtbvtjluClutnnatl und coi scqueutly theflce la mlSTlAN MORL1IN IUUWLNG 00. is guactee1 to WOO tit home" broil Export beer is put up In euta oTTeniXwea py dimate ig Atlanta Agent. ERS PROMPTLY PILLED. SfLROAD of GEORGIA' letween Atlanta.

and Jacksonville Ha hate points. or to Savannah Truns wm run daily cept those marked wnteh are rfl are roll on SandA only. Gsounl mpm US ami 78Spm 8 84Spm 110 am lOSOpta 11120 am 30am tdpnir Sfcamj Spra S20am SOUjml Ciiam HOpml 1O43in SOpm 4 oBaml SWpm ry Fort raines. Talbotloo. BneMtNlsta 10 vn 8 45 an frn 110pm 0.

jm 4 ui pm Mopin 54 Jim 820pm 11 00 pm 645pm SlOati 5 11 am COO din 8JUam 10 4' am 525pm 71 pw 4iamt 515am 647am 9Oprn 9SSem 7em UiwTtuItliintaaud 8dvanna fcai-annah and Uc n8av nnlxaa I ant Co umbus via Griffin on dOL m. train. nt bing car berth ticket on silo at UnIou Depot ticket oJ rS a Kr route from Atlanta New 1 ork and Boston i via J1 ren before purchasing tickets via other zuUX. 5J i ry Hannah by which they will avoid do ed Stai SS id Boston including meals airf ttteronm msteMaeret owg jUt. good to return natll Octobers Kw Tort itean aii bin Savannah.

Fto TJ. API BZ THE DUNNINGS AGAIN. Susie Dunning Dies Yesterday at :20 In the Afternoon. In Coroner Notified and an Inquest to be TheOld Woman Left Alone- At the DOOM Night. Susie Dunning ii dead.

The name it familiar in Atlanta as that of the most notorious mincegenatist that has figured here in years The story of her marriage to the young negro. Green Jackson and of Ma subsequent trial in Judge Manning's court upon the charge of having received a part of the money stolen from the old lady were recalled a tow days ago by the death of Matilda Dunning. the general opinion with the police and detectives that Matlldai death was a violent one. The black spots over the body the suddenness of her death and every circumstance connected with the matter tended to strength en the theory. Susie was thought to be dying when Matilda died and this in itself was regarded as another evidence of foul play.

The old lady was sick and unable to take care of herself and the family WM left almost entirely in the hands of their negro neighbors and relatives. Among these was Green Jackson's mother. Matilda was decently buried in Westvlelf. That night there was a wild time at the Wid- ow Uunniniss The old lady was drunk that is to say she was drunker than usual and the neighbors were drunk. Over the body of the dead girl blows were actually exchanged and the drunken profanity and abus were something horrible.

Susie lingered until yesterday and died The old woman was drunk still and the family exposed as it has been for some time to the mercies of their negro neighbors. So the theory of tone play is stronger than As soon as the death became known yester. day Detectives Redfurd Buchanan and Cason and Patrolman alton went out to the house and began investigating. They remained at the house all ni Lt The scene at the Dunning home a little two. room sliaty at the end of Newton street was well in keeping with the Dunning story.

One room was closed. That was where the body lay. In the other room wt old Mrs. Dunning footed slovenly dressed and mandl1n drunk. A very old woman tat the door way BI in the room was another neighbor a Mrs.

Murphy. The detectives were standing near the door. Be ide Mrs. Dunning was a table and on it besides the lamp and candles WM a large tettie holding possibly a half gallon or more of port wine. Oh Oh The two ofem is gone.

hl" The old woman rocked back and forth. She was not crying and did not seem to be particularly affected. faith aii Ill go after Dinny. said the The dlvii en' hell wid Dinny said Mrs. Dunning.

You aggers ate a saint wid Dlnuy Murphy. lie like the dlvii is Vinny Murphy he la 1 the hell he is as the chaste retort but Dippy ain no nigger Mistress Dun- Ill ho am iou re a fool you are anyhow The olduoinau turned her back on her visitor Now I 11 tell u1 she remarked presently to Detectne 1 uchauan who had just come In tie fus' one give me ever tiring every thing but this oue oli me. bl began murubl nf an 1 shaking her head. hat did this one do Slesud ma mil. mi maan whin her breath 1 a so help me her lips moved tins Tl woman moved her ups if trying to articulate tl word ma.

Lil ed be to God interrupted the neigh. hoc an so sue did sit day tilt she died. Ah me said the old woman there a hell to i av for all this. Ill tell you" turning to tl detective aeam 111 tell you. She began mumbling again but it was im possible to understand her.

That Susie was a good girl she was said the ne ehbor Oh tliehell" Tl en the old lady uncorked the large bottle tiIlAd a ass nearly full and drank it The neighbor followed suit. The older woman did uot drink. I a nigger girl five dollars. continued the 1 woman to ccx. me some steak.

Then she bt gan mumbling al In ti otl er room the bod was lying upon en undertakers stieicher A tatin sheet covered the body Tl face was covered with a hankerehief. Drop tl at exclaimed the old woman as she entered tl room. I let em raise the cloth before an she turned black she did. She jerked the satin cloth from the neighbor hands and dropped it over the body again. rue NEIGHBORS TALK.

1 Oh Lord said one of Mrs. Dunning's white friends yesterday. but the way that old hagiS throw in fives nud tens at these nlggers. Its scandalous. All they i Jut to do is to ask her for it and she gives what tl ey want.

The nlg- gel' have just taken possession an' keep her drunk all the time an' tier hat was the matter with SusIe Heaven only kno hat was the matter with the other one She died didn't tshe ill that's what's the matter with this one. at all anybody knows I believe the nig gers poisoned both of em anthe ole woman lS going pretty soon. 1 oa mark what I tell you. Then they' be askin' what's the matter with the old woman. A number of them expressed themselves in this way.

11 old woman 13 crazy said another She Is as silly as a. baby an the nlgfers know it. They say she has been throwin' money aroun' shameful A noticeable feature last night was that not a nel1o cams to the house after the detectives arrived. THE oTusti GIRL. It was stated list night that the other girl was dead This is Maggie the eldest of the tl ree daughters.

She married a negro named Piacock several years a and has been living in Ohio since It was to her home in Springfield that Susie went when she ran away and married the ro end it was there that 1000 was squandered In a few months. The foundation for the report was a telegram received here yesterday from Springfield. Tl epl uthickiuing The acting Coroner. Judge Manning. was 1 of Susie Dunning a death last night and an inquest will be held this morning.

The detectives are hard at work and thre may be another chapter in the Dunning story. If sick headache is misery what are Carters Little Liver Pius they will positively cure it People who have used them speak frankly of their worth. They are small and easy to take. TO TALLULAH FALLS. Au Excursion to the Niagara of the South Today.

The following party will leave at 7 10 this morning for Tallulah Falls via. the Piedmont Air lane Mrs. Post Mrs. Richmond Misses. Leila 1 llichmotd Genie Bichmond Mamle Keefe.

Maude OlCeefe May Pledger. Lilly bean Maine Walker Minnie Johnson He en rara. Mm no Ho combo Genie West Floyd Johnson Messrs. Loyd Parks CM Pope. Eugene Dobbs Sin Post Harry Post Fred Ixtoke and ins Redding n1 1 party l11 sPend a week at the falls and win doubtless have a very enjoyable trip Tal.

uuh alls at this season of the year is one of Jne most attractive resorts in the whole ooun. to anti Atlanta people are its best patrons. Another party of excursionists to Tallulah i 1 be made up during- the coming week and ic ck of the summer season will beexcen- tionally lively. Beauty and Fragrance. These ire both attributes of the lovely.

wnty of the teeth fragrance of the breath re twin benefactions conferred by BOZO. DONT. The queens of society the brightest wnamenti of the lyric and dramatic state the- WlaJ everywhere commend It. REUIUON OF THE 18TH GEORGIA. The Old Veterans Enjoy a Rare Social Occasion.

The veterans of the Eighteenth Georgia reg. tmeDt held grand reunion yesterday at Cartersville. One hundred and ten of the old vets were there and about three thousand people raced the occasion with their presence. The large tabernacle was fined to overflowing. Mr.

Wikle. of Carteravilie delivered the ad dress of welcome which was responded to by Dr. A. Stewart of Conyers on the part of the veterans. Mr.

Alken in an appropriate speech delivered to the survivors of the Eighteenth reel- ment a beautiful hag. the present of Mrs. Dr. VT jFelton Colonel Armstrong of Macon. in behalf of the regiment returned thanks for the rift.

Officers for the next year were then elected as follows PresldentDrJ J. A Stewart of Couyen vice- president Mr. Espey. of Jackson county secretary George W. MaJdox of Barww county.

A sumptuous feast in the shape of a table dinner was then spread before the crowd. The reunion was a very happy successful and quiet one and everything worked together to mate it highly en jo able to all resent. SOCIAL GOSSIP. The Third Baptist church lair has been. a great success.

Last evening the rosiest for the gold watc between Min Mettle Lee and Miss Maggie Edwards was decided. Miss Edwards won it ice being voted the mo popular young lady In that section of the city. AtlanUans and Their Friends. Hon. B.

H. Hill and wife are at Tallulah falls. Mrs. W. U.

Venable and her children ere at the Cliff house Tllulab Mrs. Chan Jones and her daughter nEII Stub Maude Jone- are at Tallulah. Mr. Fulton Colvillehs returned from a visit to Mrs. B.

Porter at her countrY home in North Georgia. Miss dandle I SmIth of Dublin Ga. end ea Occieand Rosa Douglass are spending a week at Salt Springs. Mr. end Mrs.

C. P. N. Barker anti Miss Mtude ker are among the guests at the popular Cliff house Tallulah Falls. Mr.

Charles enable sod wife. tee Miss Adslr are In the northwest. They will be absent a month and will return via Canada and NesYoi 01 Mrs. J. C.

Llpscomb of Baltimore and Miss Jorette Brown ot Macon pnssed through Atlanta yesterday en route to Gnesvltle and other points. Mrs. J. D. Reeves of St.

Louis. Mo. who has been visiting Atlanta has gone to Canton to visit her friend Mrs. Claude Edge. She will return in slew days.

Mr. William MarUnteller of the Georgia Railroad harsh or Augjista anl a party from that city at- mede5terday in New York by steamer from Sa. vannah Oa Mrs. Greenlcaf. Miss Greenleaf and Miss Spellman of hew Orleans who have been for the part week at Sweetwater Park hotel are now at the Cliff house Tatluish th Falls.

Colonel Merlin 11 Dooly and family with a party of om lathes enl up the Vi estern and Atlantic railroad yesterday on a special car to visit Lookout mountain. Mr. Leonard Phinizy one of the leading members of the Augusta bar pass through Atlanta on his way to Marietta where his family is spending the summer. lie proposes to visit northwest Georgia along the line of the Marietta and North Georgia railroad during the coming week. The Cases Against P.

G. T. Dodd. EDITORS Co We notice the card of G. T.

Dodd Co. in your issue of the lotb in regard to the damage suits of Mrs Brown and Mrs. Turner which Is calculated to create wrong Impression. The statement that the former su were dismissed Broyles Johnston. their attorneys is not true.

They were dismissed by the co irt for want of prosecution and we did not prosecute the cases to tr- al because our clients were in londa an wt could not try wit1 them and the fact that were not in Atlanta ready to as. st in the trial was not known to their attorneys until a the case was set for trial and then we could not get a postponement of the case. The suits ere not abandoned as intimated no such intention As to the merits of the cases and of the mule. we prefer to try I that In court and not in the newspapers remarking that we feel assure tl at there is merit in the claims of our clients. and that they were seriously hurt by the ii ling 01 a scaffold ma them a the store of the Mess" Dodd it Co.

Our clients are poor people and hive an un ennal contest with th rich but propose to staid by them and see justice done BROYW BROYLFS. Mrs. Clarks Funeral. The funeral of Mrs. Clark took place yesterday morning at 9 o'clock at the rei denceofMrs A.

Houston No. 70 Loyd street. Mrs. Clark was the daughter of Mrs Anna Houston and the sister of Major TV. 7.

Houston of DeKalb county. The funeral ex. ercises were conducted by Rev Dr Barnettaud the remains laid to rest in Oakland cemetery First New Bate. We will sell in front of our warehouse this morning to the highest bidder at ten clock the first bale of new cotton ed Atlanta. This ba was shipped us by Mr.

A. Pye of Foreyth He WT tes us that the bale was received nine days earlier than the first tale last year but does not indicate the general crop is so much earlier. MADDOX RUCKER do Co. HIGHEST AUTHORITY. Webster's Unabridged Dictionary the Worlds Standard.

We are in receipt of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary and a marvelous work it It is encyclopedia in itself and is a blessing to every one who studies It. The home as well As the school room is incomplete without it. As for as newspaper work is concerned la indispensable in our office. It is as near perfection as could possib be desired. The Young Men Invited.

The gospel service tonight at eight o'clock at the new Young Men's Christlon association will be Interesting. Every young man in the city is in. vital to come. Fifteen minutes song service at beginning of meeting Several young men will take part In the religious exercises. Short talks good music.

All young tutu invited. THE ONLY DRINK FUR DYSPEPTICS. WILBUR'S The Finest Powdered Chocolate for Family Use. Ord of A. Wells Mark AnthonyPhillips Johnson Corbett.

Jones 4 Kerler. H. Gregory Thonep. McWhorter fcSoBJ IC. McOOl Connally Christian and E.

Murphy Atlanta Ga. dfim sat mon wed lop col to CLEVELAND MD HARRISON May Join Issue in the Coming Campaign And they may not. but that will not Interfere with you getting a solid karat gold case with tine American movement for 50 II a week. Six watches were given out on Tuesday Seventh club now forming. join now and remember.

we guarantee to rave you 510 on each watch you get in our clubs. This is not an installment plan. Bead our two column ad. In this paper. The J.

Stevens Watch dub Co. Cesilfeld and. Underwood managers. NEW FIRM-BECK" NORRIS. Fine Custom Shirt Makers No.

61-2 Peachtree Street. Mr. J. F. Beck manager of the Troy Steam laundry and Atlanta steam laundry and Yr.

E. Norris or New York one of the gust shirt cutters in the country have formed a partnership under the above name. They will be pleased to meet their friends and will make them the finest custom made shirts at moderate prices. Call and see their samples. Remember Peachtree.

lwk All the doctors in the world will tell you that the Buffs la comparatively harmless I compared to the cigarettes. Smoke Grand Republic Buffo and save your health. Sold by all reliable dealers. II. Y.

Snow and Shomo Bros. will have fine car Virginia cab. bages to arrive Monday or Tuesday sure. Mer. chantsfleaie orders for ST1LSON JEWELER 55 WHITEHALL Reliable Goods Pair Dealing.

Bottom Prices. New Blcyle. Latest style. Perfectly we and very fast. 3.

NUNNALLY So Agent 36 Whitehall street. FOLSOM'S EUROPEAN HOTEL And Reading Room Restaurant NOL Ii to 22 Marietta St. Atlanta Ga. L. B.

FOLSOM Proprietor. A central and convenient hotel nearly opposite artesian well less than two blocks from Union Depot State Capitol and Postoffice and quite near leading business houses banks etc. Rooms well furnished neat and attractive can be engaged by day week or month at reasonable rates. READING ROOM RESTAURAT. first floor.

open day and night where guesta can obtain meats or loner es at any hour. at prices to suit their desires. Folsonj has made European plan popular in Atlanta. and fair tr al will show its adVlU1a Elaborate six hundred dollar Farming Machine keeps Restaurant cool in hottest days and free from files. Call and be convinced.

un nun IS UNACCEPTED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER. For Speed and UXIUVALVED For ease of Manipulation and Quality of Work UNEQUALED. THE KICiUT UAND OF RTEsOGR VPHER8 TllE ESS MAN 8 FRIEND. rnest stock of typewriters and typewriter supplies in tie South at No. 2U Marietta street.

W. T. CREVSHAW Szcludve Dealer for Georgia South Carolina Alabama and Florida PETER LYNCH 95 Whitehall Street. ATLANTA. GEORGIA Retail Dealer la Foreign and Domestic Liquors.

Fine liquors and Wines for medicinal purposes a specialty. Also bottled English Ale Dublin Porter and Lager Beer. Tobaccos Cigars and Snuff Guns and Ammunition Pistols and Cartridges also Field and Garden Seeds in their seasons Glass and ware Boots and Shoes said many other goods too numerous to mention. A perfect Varlet tiers Terms h- Prices as low I the lowest. PET LYNCH TO Summer Resorts on the Line Division 1 75 195 195 265 80 3 3 10 These ticket will be sold for trains leaving Allan Saturday good to return on any regular passenf ger train arriving at Atlanta not later than 12 clock noon the following Monday.

J. L. TAYLOR L. MCCLESXEY G. P.

A A. Washington D. Co Atlanta GL June 23d sat tit Atlanta to Norroas. to Strkiuna bprings to Gainesville to ewHolland 1 to White Sulphur Springs station to Mt Airy to toClarkaville. to Tallulah Falls.

to Toccoa The Cliff House and Cottages offer superior attractions and accom modations for families and single men. Cuisine unequalled by any Southern Summer Resort. Full dress hops fireworks lawn tennis billiards pool. and bowling alleysitrchery quoits croquet superior saddle horses livery etc. Bachelors' Hall for single men at SPECIAL RATES.

Write to Scofield Brothers Managersfor terms etc. Excursion Tickets from Atlanta good from Saturday morn ing till Monday noon Alpaca Sicilian Mohair and Flannel COATS AND VESTS Buy One and Keep Cool GEORGE MUSE N. SUITS MADE TO ORDER. 38 WHITEHALL ST. EDUCATIONAL.

MERCER UNIVERSITY MACON GEORGIA. rnyry FIRST ANNUAL SESSION OPENS SEP. I temter 2 and closes June 28th. legsnUr Inrniihed and neat new octtaget for students. Good board at reasonable rates.

For catalogues. etc. app to Rfrv A. BATTLE. President COBHERCIK COLLEGE OF KNTUCU I UCXiaOTON KY.

HifbM 1 114 1T rU- iBooi kMidii BulnM81urVkudTT ilwritint ud TclqnpkT uottt 1500 Bl data UT uli 10 HOC nrUott In 8. Joeu. ItytxJtm Atm. WIXBCB R. SMITH PmL xlm Kfc MORELAND PARK MILITARY.

ACADEMY Near Atlanta A SCHOOL OP HIGH STANDARD FOR TEA IN A trig and educating youth Address JulyZ dim CHAt. HEEL Atlanta. Os. Coleman National Enainesi College Newark N. Openll the yeas.

Rest coon of BusIness Training. Best adliti i PleessuIttI location. Lowesc rat fc Shortest time. Most highly recommended write for Catalogue and beoonvlno H. COLEMAN Pn TRINITY HALL.

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS Near l'81 Ry ext session begins Sept. 19th Address IL 1. Mciaiusgo Held Nester or RI. Rev. T.

U. Dumzy D. Boi 87 LonlsnUe JCy maytt-dIOt LUCY COBB INSTITUTE. Athens Georgia. The exercises of this school will he resumed Septembers 1888 31.

RUTHEKFOED July 2m Principal. STAUNTON MALE ACADEMY A school of the highest order lorj yonnzmen and boys. Military aye. tern ThebeatappllatieesforsttUy and isetructton. Thorough preparation for College University or business.

For illustrated catalogue address 8TAUNTON MALE ACADEMY STAUNTOI VA. Atlanta Female Institute AND COLLEGE OF MUSIC Day and Boarding School WILL re-open September 12. Every department. Kindergarten Academic. Collegiate Art Modern Languages and Elocution under the man- azement of able teachers.

ConsUnln Sternberz director of olmule. MRS. W. BALLARD. Principal.

EMORY COLLEGE OXFORD GEORGIA. ruBE FIFTY SECOND ANNUAL SESSION BEL gins October 10. 1688 and closes June 28 1889 The faculty is complete and competent The bet. ties is 11. The moral toned of the institution and community high.

The rates of tuition and board a. reasonable. For catalogue apply to esid GLENDALE ulyo-d2m W. A. CA DL President IMbi Thirty-fifth year.

Fifteen miles north ol CIn. ctnntt Beat facilities cud thorosgh Instruction In at brioche English SclaUllc and Classical. Also In Music and Art. Address D. POTTER.

PP Glendale. Ohio. I StuartsFUBCollege Shelbrcillc I. a delightful Kb vlnt rounf tadl purIe heir ItadtN tndCT tb mot hrarmbli clr i Sept 3 1868 For oftUlone dir ft Principal SHELBYVILLE KY. Name this paper.

Si sat Notre Dame of Maryland. Collegiate Institute for Young Ladles and Preparatory School for Little Girls. EMBLA P. three miles from Baltimore Mi conducted by the Sisters of Noire Dame. Send for catalogue.

July 15 Wed. Sat 2m Southern Home School For Girs 915 and 917 orth Charleq street. Baltimore. Mrs. W.

N. Gary Miss Gary. Established 1841 French the language of the school. 2m mon wed TT1GHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY WORCIR- II ter. Mass.

lId year begins Sept. 19 Qa teal Scientific. Business Primary Departments. Joseph Alden Shaw A. Head Master.

June 3 tnes thur sat snn 1 1 JUULI II IwliuLlilli Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph Wash- legion Wilkes Co. G. mRS SUCCESS OP GRADUATES IN PASSING ezamlaauxis before school boards sad securing positions as teachers testify to thethoxoughnees of the course of lost met Ion Music art plain sewing and the culinary department receive special attention Telegraphy typewriting and stenography taught to pupils who wish to protect themselves in those branches. Charges reasonable.

The fall session wilt begin September-S For further particulars send for catalogue. Ad. dress MOTIJE1S SUPERIOR. SCHOOL The 21th An- I nualsesslonofth ofthls Scisool for Boys begins the first Monday in October. Thorough pro- paraUotlsfsr University of Virginia.

leading Engineering School and UnIted States Military and Naval Academies highly recommended by Faculty of University of Virginia full staff of instructors situation healthful. Early application num. her or boarders trleUy limited. For catalogue Address GOBDONHcCABEHeaaMaster nly25-d2m tuesthur sat NOTICE ADR ENTIRE STOCK OF LUUER COS8Z8T- FRAMING. FLOORING CEILING WEATUFRBOABDINO.

SHINGLES LATHS MOVLDlNG AC. wU1 be closed out at actual cost HTJDSOX4DOBB3. Cor Hunter and a B. R. Telephone IMOL KDVCAI10SAL Prepares for business and for the best Xrilegts.

Backward boys Uftght privately. EEV A. a CHAMBERS A IL Principal. WASHINGTON AND LEE VMVEItSITT LEXINGTON VA. Mt St Mary's Hal Burlington.

J. THE OLDEST CHURCH SCHOOL Dr TUB country for girls will begin lie second school year on Wednesday September For- catalogue stating terms etc. apply to Miss Julia McAluter the principal Burlington N. I. or to the Blflhoo of New Jersey too president.

July II UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. SUMMER LAW LECTURES nine weekly begin 1hh and end 12th September. For circular apply 0 University of Vs. to JOBS B. MINOR ProL Corn.

and Stat. Law. may802w junelSZw Send or a Catalogue of the COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS A SURGEONS BALTIMORE MD. which offers the STUDENT of Medicine superior advantages. DKTHOUA30FIEDesn 600 N.

Howard street. July 15 wed sat mHEHANNVH MORE ACADEMY-15 MILES from Bal imore Vi AI. R. R. 14 officers and teachers.

Careful training thorough Instruction and the influence of a quiet Christian home in a healthy neighborhood. REV. ARTHUR I RICH. A M. N.

D. July wed sat RElSTERSTOWN MD. EDEN PARK SCHOOL French and English Famllj and Day School. Course of study includes all branches necessary for a fin shed English education. Rooms will be reserved or those mating early application.

Special classes 0 Riding and Fencing For terms or thU advice. address MADAME FREPIN we as Morris St. Walnut Hills Cincinnati O. StAUPINS 8 SCHOOL UNIVERSITY hlllcott City Rd. Seventh Session Opens 19th feptember For' catalogues address CHAPMAN MAIPINA Principal angl Jmwed sat ii Hums.

Miss Nourses English and French Family nd Day School Vi ill re-open Sept. 28. Pupils snag join special class- ell in Languages Literature and Art or may take the lull course of study fitting for College Exam. ination. Circulars and further information can he had during the Summer on application to the ttbovefeddresa.

sat sun ST GEORGE MALL for Boys and. Young Men ST. GEORGE MD. Prof. J.

KINEAR A. 51. grin. Select Thorough Safe. 8250 and 8300.

aug2 6t wed sat Edgewortti Boarding and Day Sctioo FOR GIRLS 123 West Franklin Street Baltimore Rd. Mrs. H. P. LtFEBVPE Prinefpal.

This school will re-open on THURSDAY. the2 hof SEPTEMBER. The course of Instruction embraces all the studies included in a thorough English Education and th French and German languages are practically taught Julyl8 Rn wed sat IV TlTITP ROANOKE. LAollltlt VIRGINIA. Invites attention to 1 its full arid thorough 85 of study preparatory to College University or a Business Life II Ill beautiful and healthful loca tion In the Mountains of Virginia 3 Its latest improvements and thorough equipment 4 its decided past success sixty-nine pupils last session its remarkable A complete BusIness Department Connected with the school.

Next lion begins Sept. 13th. rite for catalogue to 0. 1. STLAENES U.

A. Sap July 13 wed BOARDiNG SCHOOL FOR Boys. near Amherst IL. a Prepares students specially for the University of Virginia Seventeenth Session begins September 131883. H.

A. STRODE. Ml Medal- 1st U. Vs. Principal.

Send for catalogue. aug3 st 5 FAUQUIER FEMALE INSTITUTE WARREKTON VA. Opens its 2Sth annual session September 13th 1888. Situated in the Piedmont region of Virginia unsur. passed for its beauty and helth1blness only fifty mites frosts Washington city.

on a brand of Richmond and Danville railroad. The grounds ten acres in all. are tastefully laid out. The building one of tneuoett school edifices in the state. Terms very reasonable.

For catalogues address 0591. G. BraSsTA. M. Prtnc1paJ1 JulyM HI tuesthu sal PANTOPS ACADEMY NUB CHARLOTTESVILLE VA.

or Roy. and Young Men. Send for CatalQ M. JOHN IL SAMPSON A. U.

Principal. joly a JOHNS- HOPKINS UNIVERSITY. BALTIMORE. Announcements for the next academic year axe now ready and will. be ten' on application MACON GEORGIA.

ma FIFTY FIST ANNUAL SESSION SIGHS I October 81888 The leading and oldest college for girls in the south. The best advantages In all de partment or education. All modern improvements lug to health. safety comfort and Improvement ofpopfla Stenography. typewriting.

hnnfctm rJyf and telegraphy at low rates. lw BKV w. a ASS. D. htrr at to NOTICE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the undersigned until 13 Tuesday August 1888 Stir the erection of Dna courthouse te Mitchell county it Plans.

spednca- ttons and drawings rail teen the office of Bruce St Roman. architects. Atlanta and at the once ofthaordiiiaryatCamniaGai The rUht reserved to reject any or all bids end the ranaliUte bond recniredol the eon EU C. DASHER. Ci Ordinary.

Cjamffla. Os. PARIS UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION Of 1889. BCTTfOBK. AQperjonLftaosor corporations mJu etinto saks oirfbiti at tbe alxrre Baae4 fcrpoatton art herebT notified IB fbnaBOD and bunt Jar ap Stand from Under To make room for our.

Pall tack will. sell our entire Summer Stock at prices that cannot be equalled in the city for the next. two weeks. See for and be convinced. lAS.

A. ANDERSON Co. 41 Whitehall St. REAL STAI BASIL W. GOODE.

R. B. i ALBERT L. BECK. Vf-y The 1050 Bargain Was Sold" Thursday.

Today We Offer You a Better One HERE IT IS 1 2100 For three new 4 room painted plas. tered and weatherboarded with front verandas. Close in on good level lots. All the are not yet completed and as they are will rent readily for ioL each 390 a year for all. IS PERrf CENT ON THE INVESTMENT.

Where can you do better. Call at once and secure the bargainQ SAMLWtXODECCl A FINE BARGAIN 135 For one of the most complete small suburban places near the city. It is just 46 miles from the city' limits and one mile from the Decatur depot on a good public road in one of the finest neighborhoods in the3 county. 5 acres with a long road front. 150 choice fruit trees in fuller bearing and many of the finest grape vines loaded down with fruit.

Improvemants Neat room cottage in good repair stable chicken house etc. A lovely little home. Belongs to a resident who is going to sell it at once. SAML W. GOODE CO.

Neat and choice fine Lot side and rear alley gas paved street and sidewalk in street. Only blocks from Peachtree street. Best neigh. borhoodinthe city. Terms easy.

SAWL W. GOODE CO. The above are special bargmps. and will be sold this week. early and get one.

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