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ADDRESS tU letten and telegrams and make all drafts or cheeks payable to TB COS8T1TTJTION. Atlanta Ooor ATLANTA. GA. MAY 6 1882. THE signal service bureau report indicates or Georgia to-day fair weather followed by increasing cloudiness and local ruins winds mostly southerly stationary or lower temper attire and pressure.

LlEnuNT DeLoNGs death and the destruction of the Jeannette are told of in detail to-day. The antithesis is fitting. The ship and her commander are both taken leave of in Arctic regions with regret for and sor. row at the ending of so brave a struggle in so pitiable a manner. WHILE we are importing just now more goods than we export yet the fiscal year will show a favorable balance of trade and if the growing crops turn out well the next fiscal year will show even a better result.

The present lile turn against us is due to poor crops and our own extravagance. With good crops we can allord to indulge in some' silks and champagne. MR. STEPHENS introduced by unanimous onsent last Wednesday a bill to transfer certain counties from the southern to the northern judicial district of Georgia. and to divide the northern district into two puts to be known at the western and eastern divisions.

The bill was referred to the judiciary committee and ordered to be printed. When a copy of the bill comes to hand we will be able to state its terms more distinctly. SOME very significant town elections occurred in Indiana last week. In nearly every case there were democratic gains and the elections as a whole point to a democratic sweep in November when members of congress are to be elected. Indiana like toe ret of the country is preparing to kick the Keiler-Robe on crowd out of power.

The papers that do not see any significance in the recent town elections are the papers that see no offense in the star-routers. WE desire to call attention to the fact that it is a penal ofFense for any person to conceal a case of small-pox. The statute makes it a misdemeanor and under the law it is punishable by a fine of cue thousand dollars and imprisonment in the chain gang for twelve months. It is the purpose as we are informed of the city authorities and the civil authorities to enforce this law to the letter. Any person who is a party to the conceal- suent of any case of smallpox is liable to in tlictment for misdemeanor and will be punished.

It is the duty of every citizen to report promptly any case to the authorities that it may be so disposed of as will protect the city. MR. STEPHENS AND THE GOVERNORSHIP. We print this morning a verbatim dispatch from Mr. Stephens.

We prefer to let our read- era put their own construction on such parts of the dispatch as may appear doubtful in their meaning or purpose. There are some points that call for discussion at our hands. In saying specifically that he would "certainly accept the democratic nomination if ii were tendered him. Mr. Stephens becomes.

whether he wishes it or not a candidate for that norninalion. Presuming upon his words his friends will attempt to secure that nomination for him. As long as these words stand Mr. Stephens is a candidate for the democratic nomination and as such a candidate the party has a right to ask his fullest fealty and the frankest expression of it. The public journals have the right to discuss his position.

comment on his attitude and hisut terances. We frankly say we believe Mr. Stephens is with the organized democracy the state in this fight and that he will stand by its decrees. He certainly occupied this position sonic weeks ago and certain lines in. his interview justify the belief that he has no changed.

In this spirit then we-renew a discussion of the coming race. We say to Mr. Stephens with the utmost respect that he ought not to receive the nomination of the democratic party if lie compromises with its enemies. There is no man no matter how bright he may be who can carry the standard of the democratic party of Georgia it he comes to its convention bearing the standard of the coalition. Mr.

Stephens may flatter himself obsequious friends may lead him lute the belief that indorsed by the coalitionists he may override the democracy and beat down its chosen leaders. He may do this. But in doing it he will not conduce to the harmony he now so earnestly invokes. On the contrary he will intensify the bitterness of the inevitable struggle. by lending the coalition the prestige of a great name and giving it a strength it could not otherwise command.

As matters now stand there la no division in the ranks of the Georgia democracy of which Mr. Stephens- is an honored and illustrious leader. It was never so solidly united WI it is now since the days it turned from power the same enemies that under scarcely a veil of dissimulation confront it to-day. Mr. Stephens.

has but to look and he will see the Norwopd and Colquitt factious shoulder to shouldet the organized and indpend ents" hand in hand after years ofstrife and separation. If left' to itself the democracy will beat any candidate the coalition puts up by irons 50000 to 80000 votes and we shall once again see GeorgiJwmonioutJII14 and solid. If Mr. Stephens lends his influence to this petty faction. lie will dignify into a contest what would otherwise be a walk-over and prolong into a bitter and lasting feud what would otherwise end with the ides of October.

We write these words in no passion or haste. The aggression lid 1 ouu Witirthe democracy. Themen whoJeft its ranks by srncea1ngIy denounced thWty its leaders Its' methods and purposes and planted themselves squarely oi a platform that demands" its destruction. They haye struck hands with its traditional enemiesand joined to jhe leadership of their nsade agalnzff laaels- STlch men as FaTrow Longstreet and Atkina The Arth ur administration Indorses ty withitafull support. The uero republicans in convention unanimously agree to give it tbelrb1id strength.

All the democratic elements are unitedvand with but one one incentive one battle- cry and that Death to th Democracy It is now proposed that this coalition shall at its June meeting propose the' name of a candidate and that man onwhose name has been standing at the head of its leading organ for mouths that this man shall accept the nomination of this coalition and that the democracy when it meets in convention shall ratify the suggestion of the coalitionists. Why Mr. Siephens himself would despise such cowardice on the part of an individual much less of a great party. He has already led one campaign against his own party when it accepted the candidate that a combination convention called in advance of its own had suggested. We understand that our advice upon these points may probably lead the party into a desperate battle.

We underrate in no sense Mr. Stephens's holdon the people in any event and the strength he would rally about him if he should conclude to oppose the party that has honored him so repeatedly. We understand all these things and understanding them spcak all the more plainly. We are ready for conflict when peace can only be purchased by submission We do not shrink from defeat when victory demands dishonor as its price. TO THE CITY OFFICIALS.

In New York city small pox has not been allowed to gain a foothold and in Chicago the-board of health is rapidly stamping it out. In scores of places throughout the country the pest has been driven out by vigorous measures although it came from many quarters and in its worst forms. Now what has been done in nearly every state of the Union certainly cen be done in Atlanta. The dis ease is not epidemic hers it is almost wholly confined to one locality and to one class of people and yet it is permitted to linger in thg city to the detriment of business and to the uneasiness of all the people in or near the city. This should not be.

The disease should be stamped out regardless of expense or effort. Not only the board of health but the city council should adopt the most decisive measures. The course of inspection should not wait upcr' the development of cases hut it should be brought to bear Upon all localities where there is any probability of a case. Such localities as Us Alley should be thoroughly inspected vaccination should be compulsory in all suspected localities and fumigation and all other means of ttisinfection resorted to. If we are to wait until some one reports a case from some alley the disease can never be strangled.

Infected houses should he boycotted without hesitation and all who have been exposed to the scourge should be strictly quarantined. We have no disposition to find fault with anybody but it is as plain as the nose on a mans face that the council and the board of health have delayed a valuable opportunity to stamp out the pest much to our common sorrow and loss. Vaccination and decisive measures of isolation and tilsin- faction should go on hand in hand and we call upon council and the board of health to give their bet attention to this matter at once. The obstacles in the way of stamping out the disease are by no means so great as they were in Chicago or in a dozen other cities of the country where the pest has been recently faced and driven out. The authorities of Atlanta should take hold of the matter at once and in earnest.

We cannot afford to overlook a single precaution or a single effective step. With proper vigor and skill on the part of the city officials together with hearty cooperation on the part of all citizens the pest can be driven out of the corporate limits inside of thirty days. There have been less than fifteen deaths so far and less titan forty- five cases. This surely can he promptly managed. THE LUSTY GOURD.

There are few of our readers whose memories antedate the war who will not join us in sympathizing with the movement which has just been organized hereabouts for the purpose of stoking the markets of the world with the gourd. It is a movement which is not without its patriotic impulses and those who are familiar with this lusty fruit of the vine which it is proposed to propagate will bid the projectors Godspeed. Speaking of memories that extend back lull the pat it is wonderful how large' a variety of gourds one small recollection will cover. Far be it from us to throw even a small drop of cold water upon the project the details of which have been set forth in these columns but an memory compels us to state that the gourd cannot be introduced into good society until the frosts of winter have shorn it of its pungency. When the luxuriant vine flourishing in some sun-smitten spot where no other vegetation will grow climbs up on the fence and gets astraddle of it and crawls along thirteen or fourteen panels it is needless for any one in the settlement to protest.

It seems to be ab solutely necessary that tbe average vine should see more of the world than any of its neighbors. The story of Jonah's gourd is probably not exaggerated in the slightest One small gourd- vine properly let alone will climb over a negro cabin and crawl all over the fence in one night and the whole atmosphere will be filled with an odor the pungency of which may be briefly alluded to but not adequately described. One tolerably fair specimen of a vine growing near by has been known to destroy the flavor of the fruit of an entire watermelon patch and this too without ay apparent effort. The yellow blossoms are attractive to the bees and a half dozen ofjthese insects can carry enough gourd pollen into a watermelon patch to destroy a crop. We mention this as a fact for Editor William Moore and our other August friends to bear in mind.

It will be observed that while all our pre- dilections arc ItffaVr of the dutfl iVverthe ess we deaitfolrjy by sucttof ot readersa are nuacqualnted with the diaracteristics of this productin its green state. It is very very jank too rank indfedto carry around in the pocket-handkerchief. But when the fruit has been properly seasoned and cleansedahd made into the form of dipper nothing imparts a finer flavor to the water. Indeed it is questionable whether er drank from tin or cocoannt dippers can be called pure and even if it Is its purity not of the sort familiar to us all lhen in the old times we gulped it from the gourd that hung on the stick near the spring-or from the gourd that lay on the welL And there will positively never be such another gourd as that which the boys were in the habit of handing to the girls in- school because there was a leak in the handle. A gourd in those days was a friend to all kissing the mouths of all who might be thirsty.

People not only had their favorite gourds but favorite methods of drinking. We have all heard of that fastidious stranger who called at a country house and asked for water. Taking the gourd in his left hand he placed his mouth near tbe handle but was struck dumb when one of the children screamed out Mister that's granny's corner All this was long ago. The new boom in gourds like the so-called testhetic movement is merely an effort to return to the comforts of the good old people who lived in the good old times. A TALK ABOUT MACON.

We give a page of this mornings ru TIOX to the interests of our sister city of Ma- con. As we have before remarked the state Georgia is the field of Ties COSSTITUTIOJI. Our columns have shown the most abundant proo of this and will show it even moreabondant. ly in the future. It gives us especial pleasure to write of Macon.

It is without doubt a solid city full of solid people. When such a city takes on such a boom as Macon is now blessed with there is. no feverish or mush- room growth about it. It never loses a step in the progress it makes and it is making strides now that would do credit to Atlanta or any other city. We take pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the fine exhibit made of Macon and Macon merchants and enterprise which THE Coxstixutios presents this morning.

NEWS FROM SENATOR HILL. There is nothing very decided in the past few days from Senator Hill. A short time ago a letter received here stated that all the liquids swallowed by Mr. Hill he being unable to eat solid food altogether. issued from the wound in his neck.

and really was not wallowed at all. Under this statement ap prhenions were felt that there might be definite news to follow very quickly. On the next day letter to Mr. Edgar Thompson from Ben till jr. stated that Ms father was very much brighter and more cheerful than when.

they ar. rived that he was comfortably fixed and that he intended to stay in Eureka all the summer. The writer added that he would remain with his father for several weeks at least. As he feared vhcu he left Atlanta that his father would not be alive when he reached Eureka these statements seem to imply that he was much stronger than when he had If ft him at Washington. or than hi- had hoped to find him In Arkansas.

He stated also that there were many miraculous cures effected at the springy and that many of these hat been brought to his fathers attention and tha they had given him much hope. A later letter stated that Mr. Hill was ittit up for the tist time since his arrival on the day the letter was written. We heard last night that he was not doing quite so well. We print title information pimply that the people may understand the situation asfhras possible.

There will prayers ascend for our noble senators life from thousands of hearts in Georgia this Sabbath day. May they be answered. TztttjsE were some very worthy men leading the Georgia independents some mouths ago. but these worthy meu lost their grip when the coalition was formed. When Farrow and his federal office hold- ers seized hold of ofludependentism for the purpose of making it contribute to the glory and success Grantismandstalwartism the Independent voters hurried hack to democratic cover.

and there they stand to-day. And if anybody doubts this just let him stand around until the procession begins to move. THERE Is still ample excuse for vaccination anc revacciuatfon. No norsi Atlanta wilt be able to hold alt the members of the republleaa convention to assemble herelnJuue. It is thought that Colonel Farrow will tie master of ceremonies.

Tint federal office-holders are acting a though they are the assignees of the independent party. This La in the direct tine of democratic prediction. THERE is no reason why Albert Cox shouldn't take his accustomed seat around the democratic board. Indeed there isevery reason why he should. Thera Is tea longer any lndepeudentfsm in Georgia.

The issue between the worst form of republicanism and the democratic party was never more clearly male. TILE result In Georgia will show that our nice new president is no such a consummate politician as he is cracked up to-be. THE claim of Colonel Farrow that the white eel office-holders in Georgia have it in their power to dictate how the great mass of negrose shall vote amply justified by the action of Jeff Longs convention. WE judge from Farrows statements in reply to Smith Clayton that he is not only the leader the coalition but the conductor of the independent party. This is quite a revelation.

SMITH OAYTOV is the Christopher Columbus of Georgia politics. lie has discovered precisely what independentLm nseanL PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. the dethroned Zulu king. has abj ured polygamy and abandoned grog. XIEXEBAL FITZIOUGIL LEE is working on a History of the Army of Northern Virginia Tnsv say Secretary Frelinghuysen never had a good fitting suit of clothes in his life.

THE pope has a handsome young niece Anus Peed now Marchesa Canal for whom he himself performed the marriage ceremony in the Vatican the other day. GABRIZu Rzva the eldest of a celebrated finally of paotomlnista well known and hugely en- Joyed by the past generation died in Tonlouse France on the Hth of April. in the seventy-second year of Ma age. THE aged Mr. Lapham of Sew York Roscoe ConUlnga successor in the enat is a cousin of Susan B.

Anthony. Sir. Lapham champions all the measures for woman suffrage Introduced in the senate. WILLIAM E. ENGLISH son of the late democratic Jonah expects to be the democratic candidate-for congress in the Indianapolis district this year.

He has carried his own county. which sends eight delegates to a convention of eighty sIx. CURRENT COMMENT. Mil Mrykaui CuJUir Columbus Enquirer. if Hon.

Alex. H. Stephen desires a chance to be heard on the gubernatorial questioa that opportu nity Is now offered him. There tie but very few pen IB the stato thai have not spoken very favor. ably pf him but not one In fifty wQi rapport hint nominated and nude the candidate by the Jiue coalition HUH meeting which has been called.

to assemble in Atlanta. The democrats propose to miteinomisUkt La this campaign. tndilSte Stephens desires to be In affiliation with the parry he can afford to runn risk by with the worst element of republicanism tint teas ever dis graced Georgia. The next governor of Georgia will the nominee of the democratic state convention cud the nominee mutt be a ruin unspotted trout any coalition taint. Dawson Journal.

lion. Alex. Stephens has consented to become i candidate for the governorship. While we have no disposition to antagonize the interest of the democratic party should he become the nominee we can but feel that th re younger men in Georgia who would fill this position with quite La much credit to the state as Mr Stephens. Houston Homo Journal.

Without golnjf into argument we will say here th we earnesily hope that Mr. tephenswIll not receive the democratic nomination for governor of Georgia. We need a. younger man for that position. THE SMALL POX.

Stair. DereUpei The IHe I. AtluU Otker MaUri There were six cases of small-pox yesterday not heretofore reported. There were seven cases offi ciatly reported but one of them Henry Eecham at 54 Foster street. was announced in yesterdays CONSTITUTION as one of the cases of the previous day and properly speaking.

therefore there were only six new cases yesterday. The cases of yester day aside from Leekhm were Mary hardy. Ella RJlm and D. IV. Ryan who were taken from Lynchgalley Emma Montgomery at 181 Butter Sam Harris who lives on Harris street.

near Fort and O. S. Thomas. who was taken from the Willingham building. All the cases were negroes and all were sent to the hospital except Harris.

who will be sent out this morning. Last night there was a. ease of varlotold reported on Fillmore street near toe Fifth Baptist church. but was too late to make an investigation. and it will not be known until to-day whether or not the report is true.

The city is more quiet than on Friday. The work of looking into the supposed cases and fumigating rooms and quarantining the exposed persons progressed as usual. Vaccination continues as lively as ever every man seeming to be alive to the fact that he It his own keeper. and that lee must see to it himself that he is protected. A wtvroav OF POX IS ATLANTA.

The reports of tine extent of small-pox in Atlanta which i out nave increased in size as they went until very few people outside ot the city know the real situation. I sea CONSTITUTION ha presented the facts fully and his kept its readers informed a to every casio that has occurred. It Is now just a lilUe more than a mouth since the fleet case was developed and below is presented a short but Complete history of the career of the disease in Atlanta up to date The first case that occurred was that of Myra te a negro girl who was taken tee the Beaver Slide and who died a few days afwr at the hospital. The heaver Slide was burned and everything grew quiet but as wasanticipatedaDouttwo weeks after the first appearance of the disease there were sev eral sea developed. all traceable directly to contact-with the Beaver tilde case.

There was a lull for a Week and st Sunday the time for the third crop a case was developed and since that time the reades of THS CoysTITcrioN can remember the number or casts that were reported each day. Since the first appearance of the disease every man woman atd child who has been exposed has been vaccinated and put under quarantine. In some of the eases the vaccination came too late to keep off the die- ease but considering the large number who were exposed and afterwards put under quarantine it Is regarded as a matter for cotsgralulauon that so many have escaped. Of the scores who have been seat to the quarantine camp only twelve have taken small-pox since their arrival there and all of them are doing well with one exception. There have been some cases of varlolold but nothing worthy of mention has grown out of them ex.

Cent the moral which each case teaches and tbut is vaccinated. Yesterday a representative of Tire Co went out to he quarantine camp suit JaJ a long conversation with Dr. Nathan Harris. ho has charge of the hospital. The doctor isthutoff almost entirely from cousmunlestlon with the outside world mid is taking things quietly with his patients.

He says ihat in nearly every death that teas occurred the patient was seutout in almost a dying condUlin. Since the first ease In the Beaver Slide and including that case there have been up to date one cases. Three of tho cases were allowed to remain in we city. and the premises were guarded at the expense of the patients. They were William lyle on Col- liiuEtrtet Neville Mower on Mdflonough street.

and a man named Guess on Fair street. The two former died. Guess was reported as doing very well yesterday. The other cases which were developed in the city and sent to the hospital are as follows Yyra Tate. Rachal Willis Sorretl Jake Berries Aaron Johnson.

Carrie Williams. Sam Logan Johnson yew Thomas Lewis A Lamar. Mrs. Dyer Morgan Frix U. Holmes Jamison Harris John Kaioey Willie Carter John Tries tlizatetn Davis Albert Martin Stephen urndee George Robinson Anna Jackson.

Henrietta Jackson Charles White Maria Foster Hattie Darts Eugene Booth George Lee Hemming Parks Henry Beckham Mary Hardy Ella Ryan D. W. Ryan Emma Msntgomery Sam Harris and S. Thomas. The cases which developed among those who were quarantined are as follows hula Jones Henry Sorrells Pierce Sot-cells Blanche Sorrells Jsne' Henderson Sarah Henderson Manda Cater Jose pheue Cater Homer Cater James Gardener Mattie Cobb Lou Mann.

Those who have died at the hospital are Ill follows Myra Tate Rachel Seagravet' Willis Sorrells Jake Barnes. Aaron Johnson Carrie Williams Sam Logan Johnson Pew. Thomas Lewis James A. La mar and Mis. Dyer.

It is proper to say that Willis Sorrells who is put in the above list died herein the city but he was burled at the hospital. There have been four cases only among white peoptelbey were a follows Willie Irte Nivlle Mower Mr Guess and Mrs. Dyer. Mrs. Dyer was.

sent to the hospital where she was given a special tent. The others remained In the city. All have died except Guest It is definitely settled that the following cases will rev-over the patientbeincalready ont ogee Morgan Frix G. H. Holmes Lute Jones Jamison Harris John Willie Carter John Trice Henry Sorrell Sarah Henderson Manda Carter Josephine Carter and Halite Cobb.

There are of course other cases that will recover but these are out of danger and are waiting for the scales to get off their faces before returning to the lity. To sum it up there have been one cases of which thirteen have died leaving thirty now on hand of which twelve are already safe. This leaves twenty six doubtful cases nineteen of which have been developed within the lat week. Those who are now in a critical. condition are lUzabetl1 Davis and Henry kham.

There are now only about twenty persons at the quarantine camp. The accommodations at the camp both for those under quarantine and the patients re In every way satisfactory. Dr. Harris is much pleased with the tents for the patients. By their use the patients are not crowded into one or two rooms.

and can during the day. have a pleu tlful supply of fresh Ir. Everything seems to be working in a most satisfactory manner at the camp. and the reporter who was there yesterday saw nothing that could be complained of. Officers Parish and Christyphine of the police force are still guarding the qurantilecamp.

VACCINATION rut CITY. Vaccination in the city Is progressing in a very tatisfiCtDry way. It estimated that from a thousand to twelve hundred persons are vaccinated daily. Many of these vaccinations are upon persons who already have scares but prefer to test the matter as to whether or not they are fully protected. Dr.

Logan. who has charge of the city vaccination office at the police headquartersgives it at. his opinion that fully thirty thousand out of the estimated population ferty thousand in Atlanta are absolutely pr Uced against fm pox Vaccination is gol on In the wards by specially detailed physicians who report an. averaze of one hundred vaccinations ire each ward daily. making 500 in the city every day for the live wards.

Dr. Martin is vaccinating in Ole rounds from El to 100 daily anti other physicians are firing lively work in their private practice. Dr. Logan. at the free office has vacdaated as follows since the offici was opened Aprilt4th.

40 whites. colored April Dth. 17 whites 74 col' or-ed April 2Cth estimated 1110 whites and colored April 27th 29 whites HI colored April 28th 39 wieftes. 159 colored April23th wnites93 colored May let. Ii whites colored May 21 06 whites 65 colored May 3d 70 whites 37 colored' Stay 4.

49 whites SsI colored May 9th 48 whites 63 colored May6th 63 whites 120 colored. This wows an average of nearly two hundred daily since the tfiiee was opened. Dr. Logan thinks that 81 percent of those who are vaccinated by him are already protected. There Is plenty of virus In the city and there Is nothing to prevent every man Atlanta from being now protected against small The republican executive committee of ttecoun- te55yta the senate chamber.

A. Blake MeaidejlMdW. 1. Clarke acted as secretary. The following resolution wa adopted alter some discussion Tl werecognfae authority of the organliations of the A Is tk Bl kt Of Atteu Cs IUIM Bows the Atlanta Homeinttiriiiee company ir null.

iWi 5 I What Is the amount of your PiaSs sSf. nuai UCBDUHUU sSeent Two hundred thousand dollars tety Jg hands of members of tSftJMtmeettagsoth ttB Msaffi SiSaS required before oilcan can be elected Ohj-esj we have every reason to doiSO- Tiifli having ahomejlre Insurance companylf of ha- like made. I Whohave subscribed Joel Hurt a cpojuuiAf Richard Clarke SI 000 it 11 Richards 000- James Swanu. 5000 Jones 51000 51 A FaKW A RuisdX jJ mnrings 1000 John GramUng 11000 Cox Hill Thompson 51000 Robert Clarke. 51000 FetersTfLobo.

Making a total of 72400. ve your books for subscriptions closed yet No The books wilt be openedMonday at toe office of S. 11. Inman Co. U.

M. R. J. Lowry and Joel Hurt. CHURCH SERVICES.

Church of Christ. Hunter street. DrA Thomas pastor-I reaching at 10:43 a Sunday-school 9:30 Central Baptist. Peters and Fair streets Daniel. pastor at 11 a nra by Rev Shaver.

DD and at by Rev A Douglass of New York. school 9 am. Church of theImmaculate conception. Hunter and Loyd streets-Rev Cleary Key Henessy Services at 79 and 10 30 a and 4 rn Sermon at ntcSO a us by Rev 1 I of Greenville C. Sunday-school examination at 3 m.

Evans Chapel Stonewall and Chapel streets- Rev II Christian. pastor. Preaching at a and 8 by the pester. Sunday-school 9:50 a m. First Methodist Protestant Forsyth and Garnet streets Rev Berrien pastor The Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be administered at close of morning service.

A praise SerYfce conducted by the pastor will be held at rn Leaflets will be furnished the congregation that all may Join In the service. Sunday-school 9:30 m. First Baptist corner Walton and Forsyth streets- Rev Gwln pastor. Preaching at 11 a en by Rev Dr Dougass of Philadelphiaand at Sp en by the pastor. Baptism at night service.

Sunday- school 9:30 am. First Methodist. Peachtree and ryor streets- Rev Clement A Evans pastor. Revival services at 9:50 a and a by the pastor by Kev Jones. Sunday-school 4pm.

Revival meeting continue during the week. liberal and Spiritual church Regular services at their hill corner of Whitehall and Peters streets. Children's Progressive Lyceum at 10 a in. RIpen- ence meetings a en. Rev Ellis at 8 en.

ion are cordially invited to meet with us. Marietta. street Rev Cooke pastor- Sunday-school 10am. Preaching at It am. Sacra- mont of the Lords Sapper.

At nl ht Mrs A Chapln vice-president of the National Temper- inca association. will OCCJ Jpy the platform. Services commence at 7:45 m. Second Baptist. Mitchell and Washington streets Rev Henry McDonald D.

pastor. Preaching at 11 a by Kev Hawthorne and at 8 by Rev rnev Hatcher. Baptism at night. Sunday-school 9:30 am. So' Peter and Perils Marietta and Alexander streets in and 4 pro.

Trinity Whitehall and Peters streets-Rev Kendall pastor. Preaching by pastor. Oj en- lug service five minutes term on to children. Topic of regular discourte Grave robbery or a. gotten commandment brought to light.

Evening service 5 o'clock. Annual meeting of Atlanta Bible society. Reports with two or three brief addresses. Sunday. us strangers especially invited Third Baptist.

32. Jones avenne Kev Hornady pastor. Preaching at 11 am and by the pester. Baptlzlnr at the close of night service. Sunday-school 9:30 Ii en.

Temperance hall a Mitchell street Preaching by Rev Clayton Cnlversalist at lift maud pm. Tem eniiice Sunday school Xe 1 meets at 9 West Mitchell street every Sunday afternoon at 3 Unitarian service ConcordU. hall. to Marietta vet opposite DeGlves opera house. Rev Chaney of Boston will preach at 4 and lecture at Ui on Ralph Waldo Emerson.

Young Men's Christian association rooms corner Walton and Forsyth Gospel service at 4 o'clock this evening. All cordially and urgently invited. Oliver will preach to Cold Water Templars1 and others at Templarshal1. corner of Whitehall and Hunter at aC3tidpm- Subect Children of Jesus. Ebeuezer Baptist East Pine street-Rev A IV Wit- son pastor.

Preaching at and 8 m. Sunday-school 9am. A Wheat street Rev I Guinea pastor Preaching at 11 am and at Baptism at 12 a en and the Holy Communion at 3 us. Sunday-school Friendship Baptist Mitchell and Carter pastor Preaching at a ut and 7:30 m. Sunday-school 9am.

dly Kilted. In an altercation over an old ax Tout Mathews was badly cut in the left shoulder by Tenny Barker Wt night bled pro- I. Y. SAWTELLfi SON. Mr.

thrlei l. Md Jor Besoe. Cnnttici With the Hut The firm of I. V. Sawtull Son which has gone so steadily Into popular favor and become one of the leading real estate firms in the city stands a chance now to become doubly popular.

Mr. C. K. Maddox who is one of the most widely known gentlemen in Atlanta and oneof the very best bush ness men in theelty ha become connected with the" firm and Is to msnase the business In Atlanta real estate. Mr.

Madder has been for years confidential secretary to Senator Joseph If. Brown a position blots he nil. filled with the greatest satisfaction to tl concerned As a headed painstaking business man. and one who is well Informed on matters pertaining to his new duties he has few equate. Tile enormous growth of the wild land business of the Sawtells which has come to require the entire time and attention of them both but it will here to Increase with great rapidity If keeps ahead of the business In Atlanta real estate the department which Mr.

Maddox assumes control of. In Atlanta real estate the firm wm do general selling and renting business and in their bwln as to mining and wild lands they expect to engage more extensively than ever. The three gen tlemen Mr I. Y. Sawiell Mr.

Leon P. Sawtell and Yr. Charles l. Maddox certainly form a strong team. and one that it will be difficult to beat They are old enterprising active business men and would besncreMfulinany sphere of life but mote especially in that business in which they are now engaged.

THE Cowerevrttosc wishes them well. BUe linehine of hand ed throes ttrery low prices gaiters uud slippers. Calla Bros 3 Whitehall S. Our line 1811 Land wed shoes marked down to SO. Best bargain la the market.

Mc( 1A Bro I WhltebdL 439 Sine lot of Ziegler's shoes end slippers latest op- er kid slippers new lot of Stetson hats. strain and manilta at tieCalla Bros 3 Whitehall street. Headquarters for shoos hats and shirts- combination saves 10 to 30 per ut Try us. YcC11 lIrO A Whitehall street Large line of ladies a ad gents hoes and at small pox panic Ices. McCalla 439 Small-pox seems to have scared many people out el their wits but the ever 1 wvs down when McCalla Bros make known their low prices on fine shoes slippers hats and shirts at 3 Whitehall street rs tniveWog wt the Utt1e Jok dept In the use of the painter1Tbrnih penc1L Durin the a aunn store.

inside store and Henry. Beermflnn manner whe handles combines the color of lSpsln1su na utU Tkrau A Solldtor-feeheral Markham. John'S Jin Geol Whitney and bride of New Orleans left fo New York. yesterday. UlsfllamieLoQ Aldridire daughter of Captain Aldrtdge Sits gone to West Tolnt to penTS 1 summer.

4 Ti eer Have again exhibited the genejoW liberality has haul1raibee1l the character of this company te the giving way of smother sewing machine to th patrons cllti fashion counter. WcKeby the following who. received the in lady purchases twenty-live cent tern it the- company's office receives a coupon ticket that entitles the holder to a share in the machine the company gives away every three moutht. We thennderdgnedT dtdntererted citizens of Atlanta. have luperinteDded the drawing of the sew- lngmachine given way by the Wheeler WilaoQ.

mt nnlMturingcompMy. nd find that ticket 618 ha drawn the machine. end that Mr GJ Hal. Us of Atlanta is enjdtld to the am I Stitson FwebbrJ Frazier. Receiyej of Wheeler WIIBOO mtnufactarine company.

on sixty dollar sewing machine which is given to me award for a purchase 81 twenty-five cent paper fashion counter of said company la pattern it the Atlanta. Georgia. I received coupon i Gus. with the pattern I paich ed. and ve dawn.

the sewing machine which ft beauty. Jh JS The live Whitehall street merchant ten. us that his wles this season re Urgerthnat the cones- ponding date last year. and his books do show this Fact tow. when friend ly has this experience despite the pressure of the times.

It is plain that there is reason for It. This reason seems to the low prices which obtain at his truly interesting- establishment. His stock is arranged in sucks i- manner as to enable anybody to find what. they- want very readily. and ineatti ctions which pre-- sent themselves are really such is to command as.

tendon. Ills special are really- wonderful. Ills shoe stock is perfect and his prices un. form to all. That Captain Keely is irrepressible la has been demonstratedon a hundred oc- caslons that he Is the leader of low prices" 4u gf acknowledged Staid his notices and give him a I In explanation to the many friends to have represented that Mr Geo W.

Wilburn would in interested with me in the plfcning mill-business he having reconsidered his determination the lol- lowing communication from him is published. ATLANTA. 0 i Mri S. U. Dear Slr I have reconsidered my proposition to enter into partnership with' you in the pUnlnj mill business having made satisfactory arrange.

ments where I am. with veiny thanks for your kindness and well wishes for your future success I beg to remain. Yours truly GEO. W. Wprstnur.

While regretting loodngthe services of so good man the business of the Empire planing mill will. be continued by good and experienced workmen 4 where all con get good lumber. Thai 5000 Id Ought not W. II. Brotherton to dismiss hlssott against the city or else quit suing for tbe votes of In.

telligentmen and tax payers to put him in roan- cil No taste Interested in litigation against the city outfit to be elected to the council unless is betterqualified than any one else who Is otrerllrc' for election and there is special need of hisser- vie Are either of these things true. In this case- By the way is stated that assessors mutually chosen by Brotherton and the mayor estimated. tons damages ii only seven hundred dollars but he sued for five thousand dollars. Is next Thursday. 418 AxoTHttt cots CITY ITEMS.

I you want an even. smooth roof and one that wilt last you fifty years go to W. S. Wilson Bro and buy their heart sawn Cypress Shingle alt i same width as cheap' as pine shingles. Remember the place.

S. Wilson Bro. 7 Spring on. Western and Atlantic Railroad may-3 wed fri sun. There are two things that are settled facts one that Aleck Stephens will run for governor.

and the' other is. that Neuralglue will always cure neuralgia. and headache. Try It and be relieved. marS-dij sun.

tiles thur Juice Seadtetan for eIL Judge J. T. Pendleton Is a man of that force character and sterling worth to render efficient service to the people as councilman from the flret ward. and is ret-dying the support of good thoughtful conservative citizens of all classes and Is making no appeals to the vicious or criminal elements of the community. lie la not however a wire puller or noisy blustering politician and his friends.

and the Interested public would promote his race let them remember the time of the election next Thursday. llth inst. and deposit their ballots for him. CmzEX. 413 Tke Smith America Orgu Are doing the largest business In the South.

Their- Instruments are being sold by all the lieu dealers In the United States. These organs have been known throughout the land for over thirty years. At their branch house- they are handling the dickering Guild Church jfl Co. and Behr Bro pianos. We would advise those I desiring to purchase Instruments to can on them 27 Whitehall street AulantaOa.

t98 DreMeA far ew Trkcn cla AtUcU. To-day. I dress was sent by express to weallhr and beautiful young lady In New York In the i to make her debut Into society. This dress lovely and costly as it was was sent all the way from New York to Atlanta. to be made up by that distinguished and faultless Mile Mart.

Larsson whose rooms are ever Dourhertr' big dry goods tore on Peach tree. This was deserved compliment to Mile Larson and she acquitted her self handsomely. 189 IitmBce. Attention Is called to the statements published elsewhere of th City of London fire insurance company and the Providence Washington Insurance" 11 company represented In Atlanta by Rained Davis fl 20 Alabama street The snowing nude by these- companies speaks for Itself. The statements should be read by those Interested in Insurance and Wit commend both the companies end Messrs.

Davis to the public as worthy of confidence. ATLuu G. May 1882. The many friends or Mr. E.

Fechter would suggest him as a suitable pert son to represent the first ward in Atlanta. Mr. Yachts' oneef out most worthy citizens with no schemes fur personal aggrandizement with liberal and intelligent views arid elected would represent the best Interests of allth people. Ballard's Baggage Transfer fo. win call for and deliver baggage to UT part of the city.

Checks given at private residences to all points north" south ea and west Orders for carriages to all trains promptly attended to agons end teams to hire to pic Talc and. fishing parties. Leave orders at. Union Psjaenger This Huinpifehed divine will deliver hi owon Eloquent Oratory" atthe 8ee ond Baptist church Tuesday night ifayjth. Miniature Accordians.

Estey Organ Corn- 1 361 Tfc Balky CEM SdthL. In the case of Florence Bailey ts. Henry J. aef pefore Judge WUJer yesterday the bill of Injune" dismissed and the affair settled among to Utigints to their own satisfaction. teriwCcwt of Fannie Brown vs.

Wm. ClUfed in the superior court the Jorr returned a verdict of 68750 for the plslntlfl Bell harmonicas. Estey Organ Company. I 361 the Mablewn sale fifteen miles out on Georgia Pacific railroad made by Frierson Leak yesterday WI a grand success. attendance was good and the property brougM good figures inlnany instances approachinf Atlanta prices.

About fifteen of tie lots and portion of the timbered land bought by Atlanta mete. A lltrm re ct OJ. August 1 188L Dear Sir I Oiewfully bear testimony to the wonderful sealing qualities of Sanodine and. recommend it a medicine for a My horse- had one or his. hind feet badly halter cast.

Three applications of Sanodine made I cure. TGHoiT i A. Society. no2pr23dlirSp AN strol tract engag small i beside until Fri in his Oh thatw will all TakiJ in most fa he gets our Turtil re. is a se sold to Taking tirul sent a sf real pea feoter.

When wassour tbatfibe ed notice ing from it well dc ten ateu Passing of banded few mom as the ho dong we and awed Notre DaJ and range hundred ported fn The rep down tie house rij door. Th five dolU Just oppc opera glen oteboHyi wudisph ate solid south. II here ar to thiS. macmy elet a pair oft I engraved worth elgl hand eBgr was also set as exq was lying take a jou Agentlen it to carry connlctiOl the north this winte is in anywhere Here Cranluhav hand and Among Lb i tons and I Studs bu1 beautiful i sterling si dessert set fl of black I 5 plated goo I allosefal spoonsto i The mot her andl TbeWilcc andFreeii for Passing large nuns noted of elegant cz said Mr. Yoa UDiamot Thatelega nah.

It diamonds. It is one 0 in Atlanta. 1250. ear likedaisie a pretty the petals. precious at in bracelet bands lilt prettiest braided' and II beau queen.

Ii merenotic of mdl there licent einp have fitted They are prise and There Is l14veditpla goods thin THECOSSTI sqccesa. firm will always be seen in the j. derandUrti LamarjEan Patient STOC mi change 13000 Cartel Penal GI RGIL co. pubUahe4 ve17 hedtyo potita iou. 111 ntn1nl princlpl80u them TES on appU Ueation.

CE tportart 0 el a ID a. ATLANTAG MAV6. a locallliins I ef' I oflO halll pagn e. 8 utbe westemaod di is- was. si ificant sweepn gre star ters.

un er in. citi it nomination-and an attitu an his ut r. of not obsequious that otherJise pben8- i as solidl ays 118 Nonvo nd the of strife Il1eft caDdi ate uts othe e' 1d fe pa TM rt 1 trJ Ut xrn ent Ilul11of thelt t1on. rh IQQ l1 UUti1 dQ 1 iILUt Ub yTbe men whtr tt ks unc lngl1. de 1j nc andptUpOSes the lvqequare lia stcoI.

Jv strc hndwt I tdton eeme 8pd I te lemhip tbe ti lch a Farw Lngtt ad Atki Arthur adln tOndo i it ful supp Te' De Ttpublcs nveton utm6 1 a to givt tbeirold stngh. Al nt-emoatc eem ae i and tut obJe icntvene btte ta IDlt Dem rl ppd th ctionhaU itJne uleetng propse nae cndidatand tat nuinonwho ben stnding te he olts on th 5 shal acept I thi coaltiouad tht molcy shal rtfy sugeston coaltonist. I 81 himelf despie sch cbwarice te pa indivdul le pty. aint hisown pty acpt canddte tht com binaton conventon clpd sugeste. understnd upn probbly led rate batte.

te eent stength raly abut i cncud oppe te pary tht reptedly unerstand al ies thing ad pk a plinly. re reay confct pce submision defeat dema dishonr it OFICIALS. I ew ci ty sml gin fothold Chica the out plae tuhout the cuntry te ben vigorou meaures. alhough Ind it forms ha crtinly Cn bedone Atlta. di- ee wholy contne ca pople i nser cty dptri nt businC uneainess al iseae Liy cisie in wai tpn probaLilty lcalti a Aler le in pett vaccnation al localties fumigton t.

I lre untl rep rts froU sme aley cn by- coted hesitlion al shoul1 beltictly qUllntineJ. fnd ful a a counci bard deayed opporuniy pt Yaccnation decsire iolation slJuld cal councl th healh gve atention obstaces diseae a Chicg doz cties cuntr ha nty out Tie Atanta take' eaest. canot afor efect- vigr Ind ski ofcal tle ctizen cn corprte lmit insi les ffeen le tha fve caes mrey cn aed. res wi sympthizin 1Ul movment wurd gour I it patriotc twsc fre famiar propsed wil projectrs Godpeed. int var ty smal recolection wi rop detais thce compel gou in-I trduced god socety unt fros shor fourishing sunswiten spt gettion gw cimbs fenc astaddle i crwls threen fou ten pnels needle anyone setlemen protst sem ab necey thearere se wold an neighbrs I stor gur exaerate i sligh smal vne prrly wi' cimb neg cwl al nght atmopher wi fle oor wbih may brefy alude adequatey des ibd.

tolerly fir specmen vine. gow- ben kown dety tavor fit ete. I pat to withont apprent efor yelow blom a attte ad hoen oUh cts enou gour wat nelon pat dety cp. thi a fc Eir Wila Mo ad or oter Aug" feD md I wi obre' tht whe a ou pr itf a iht fi th tlt 8nat i Ve rnkJ Caud jnth pkethderche nlt whe ben PPl ne nd censad ae for dlpplothig i- pars fner fnor ttbe wa. Idee i que onable wbe iw r' dnkfm ti cnut dipper ce pu ad i iUs itputi te 8tt fm al en te tme glpe Itfm gud tht nea spring fom gu ly ther wi pitvely gu a te by hbit bndg gl i schol buse wa lek i hande.

gurd to al kisng mout a ha thei favort gurs fvorit met drinkng al herd fatidiou stngr caled countr houe aked I I plced hi nea tle hndle blt wa chiden uYistr gsnnys corer lng ag. bm gu lke s-cled efort god I I pe CONSTIU' TIY th interest sslr ct A rearked stt of Georia feld C5TITUIOY m0t proof wishow i mor abundant. I especal writ I witout sold cty tul 5ld take bom I IW blesed wih feverih mus- rom gwth abut it I neve l0e i proges mking nw ceit Atlnta cty. tke cl- reder fne Man merchant CNsTtTUTIN pe snt noting ver deide te pat dy Dator Hi. tme ao lettr ed her stted tat al lquids 8waJowe' Hi 81d fo alogether.

ued rely WI 8waJowed 11. sttement ap mih defnite folow quikly a Edgr ThOeOl HI sUted ver brghtr the comfortbly fhe thlt intende Eurka ai te wrier wih 1 week leat. wh Atanta faher ale tbes satement trngcr left a tll ha fnd Arkn state milcuioUi cur etele4 sprngs hi atenton tat lat tU n1 wa Jlg te fst. tme 8iirc hi arrrl te th leter wrien. lat tat W1' wel prnt intoraUon peols underand te' siuaton afr 8 lble.

wi end Snatrs le frm thu And heart Georia th 8b ay answerd TlfE Georia fldepndent teie lot rp te colton wa fored. hi federl' ofce er hol pnrps itcon rlbut snd suces of Grnts and stl wats. Indepndent ot hured bak demortic tey stld tday. I anyboy doubt Jus stnd untl te prosion begns THEE sti excus vaciuaton and relacillton. 0lB1 Attnt wi al mem el te republcu eltol lemble here In June.

I I tought tlt wi mater eermonies. TiE federl holder ar tng tough ar te agnee Lie Indepndent I dirt lne demortc Tn ERE reln souldnt tle hi acustmed sat demortc br. ther rn 10I ger an Geor. iue for rpublcnim au te demor tc prtl Wz rever mor cealy I TL resul cora wrl Our I I eonsmmat pol tcin a i Isrked to be. I Yarow te whte e- rl olce-hoJders Gera ter pwer di tte gt ne si vot justfed Uon Jet Lng1 frm Farws sttement Smt Clayn tat i te le er of te coalton te cnductr te 1ndepndent prty.

quie re tlton. MlT Cu TN I Chrtpher Columbs ora pltc le ha dloverd prl ly wht indepndentm menS CEEWO dethrned ha abjur pygmy GESEBL Hitr A ry Vi THE Secretar Frlnghuyen go Ittng st cote hi lfe. pp handme youg niec Mn Pe Mhe Cal. who h11 prore te mre crony I atcn te oter dy. GAUU Run eld st c1ebtt fLly putmnt wel kown td hugy te generton dIe Toulous Frnc te Ht Apr.

I svetyend yer I ae Lpham I Cg. BCe i te nt i cu Su Antoy ro aph cbp al te meu wom Eurelt duc te WILUU EGL ln demo crtc lona ep te demrtc cnd- or cng i Idpl ye. cre ow cunt. whc snd tt-ght delete cnvnto eit CURRNT COIENT a Cuu Eu. 1 Ho Ae Btphnde cc er te gb que Ut opnl- I nw oler ter 1 I 0 i4.

f1 Uott ande ie cdd i Ju et' mtcwhchh 1t abldlAtnt he deot Jpt mu10 I t. atpi and i 1on1 eemen rpublci bl evedi Gr Tenetremolof er te nomnt te aeotc ft cnnUo I ie noe on tnt Dwn JO Bon Ax 8tphe. te be fov ft ctc pr Iu bm ne. lel tt 10Wger mn i woud Al i Pton wU qut A mnC erdH It Stphen Houn Jou thoutgoil a nt wU sy her re Jo Gr. Iee youngr t.

Ti De. 1- Ti Ulkl u. Oe- Ther wer a llpx' ye1 no hertlor rprt. Ter er sven of cly rprd tem Henr Bm tr Itet tnotc I yery' SrUoN a te te prvoU prpry spg. thereor ther we sx cos ce yetr dy de fm Ba wer Ye Hr wen lrm Lynch's aley Ema Mou omery.

Buter Sm lves Hsrm stet snd Thom wa te Wilng- hm Al te wer negr a wer snt hopit Ha. snt tl morln Lat niht tere arold rpor For sret. ner te flt Bptt ehlr. wa me iuvetgaton. ald wi fo kn II ir oto lolllg int te UP fumatng rm lud quarntniug te expd prns 8 USUI1 Vacinlton cnunues.

a lvely 1 eery mn smng ave tat 1 hisowu kepraud tat I hiI1 d. RSIY SAL 1) ATLUIT. Te rpl etent slpx lant wbic have gine Ae 1cel" untl Vtr ple outide te cty te Itution. TOS te frtfuly ha It rader iored tat ha our. I i ILemore sr llt wa develop ad blow 1 shor hitry te cr dfea I Aant dt Irt a1 ocur wa tt My Tat.

neg grl wa tken te eBV I a i a wa an cpt OU two wetkuftr te trst te die tere sv- era al1ceabe dircty to. tatwit Hde c. Ther wa Inl I last tme te dev Tm COS noJ cn rmem te numbr rprted ea dy. te Ilt SdeZ ld quarntne sme Ce te vaccnaton to lte of te dil coniderng te tre numbe ho wer fE tu nrh et mY ha Ie eped. te sores ha ve ben srt quarntne cp I ih a ea sme ese varoloid.

notlng ha gwn te tac ca tcachesaud tu et J1I. ital. is shut oft' eOLlmunle iion fin lls thatin tt sf ew riu li ell those lieu Etr et vtJop am H. Trice1lIzabtoth liilOn. DH DJl eh a lll dh Vt ehH rrel18 Sorrel181 hene a riJ ogy I so 1s Vltf pu tin here In Nl vHe i nth ie8ts ln fa OJg Jamison farrls.

ai ll ier a i i1r a i ThLleaves twenty-six Be luaran lle sathf ctory can. i1 aO ac gr ChrlWIf hine force-are a Oan Yia Sa ogiliei aa ili I di ly. r. I huchrge I popul Ui of A I proteced int small-pox. ljodet JOh.

clans thb rar bh vaccinatro ns lOOda11y Cla ofl ce April 4th 50 A prl1 th. 2ith29 wt tea 93 rol- 2 6 3d. LaY.1- th 63 May 6th 6. wuopen S. per cent ohbOtie rtrusln In A rot ed OX.

1 ittee ty mt yestenjY In Jlreslded sad W. was Resolved. That we recognize the ttgularorganfutlona Utan In th1a Ifat only aud hereby reamrm our unfalter- tog allegiance to the same and that we. deprecate any sctioij of any pernj ela1mIa to be republi- Uany there be who do not he end IUPwrtln an and whos etl calcU1ated inJure the eoustItuted Com mlttee of the part ltate AJld COUDty committee of three with Colonel Duet at I toanaop kr. meeting ATLANTA'S fIfSfJRANCE.

lep tbmpt DlreetlB7 Bonie month for hepUIpCa.o tOf1 pnizt1on. t.j\i' thu1JioUJ ohour caplta11" y. dol1rl of whIch is to be 1nontbtAm Of. next. After.

tCYhOU can1 i 1' Ino There are iJO or 1a1a. knod1og thn1htgiiOO 000 necest IUJ at our next JIleetlllg. 1a 11 the Ut Qo yua fectiaaurtd of l11 eiS OhJtsfwehaveenrrreuan todOlllkTh Ofha 11 ahomeJlre. com 1Iuk1D. Co" I Who 1 mass oWy one J1st and ce fl111 mow' you tha.

every. lemll1 named lere1nfJ oJ1 Aldermalll Mealy beads lhe Ushrlthl5OW then OODles Slob- ert Ylnlhp. 11000 A S. Bo Lwry 8 ii IDmanI5ooo. eorge iblpl2ooo Langston Crane.

11000 Benf1J con 3000 Part OOOW InmanL. t3ooo Jesee Fankln 11000 lll0IDJlll 1arke 11000 Amorol18 1100 Un. 12000 6111. ABUAo Bto 3ooo Foreacre 11000 A 1000 Yaler. 11 000.

A HemphIll t1OOO Marsh Sl. RD SPa1dinJ1 1000 Peters 1000 Sooo tllare 1000 James ooo DC OOO Fan. 5300' Russell. nOOO I a Thom Robert Ieten ooo. HII op ed Monday HurL' atlOtj am.

D. anC lreefh ofH 1030 m. atS anArt streets-Rev The mce pm. Doug ass. and 8 semee.

a m. tlt bi lo ba 4 pm. Regulllr W111 tehall xri t8' cor ilJy to. Rev 10 us. tht ia onal pr eO ldce nt 1 l1d Rev astor.

tc ta bt tu a iii. streets Pete Open- service-five mlnuteuennon tolh ldren. Grave lorg tten bri hddre IC ti 3' tr sras ke is torDa rg 1 fd n1g I lDBn Nst fi J1 i I 4 llifeer a 1 oetcies tnltarl 1 servlce-Concordhet hallW oJ willpn act at4 pm rOOmR Cl rner Gospel at4 I ev 1fZfive d. lani" Good 330 pin. Subect-Cblldrsris UL' son.

pm dar. hool 91L to. 1 street-Rev pastor amndat I m. SIJuday- hool 9:30 a m. Frieud blp pas am :30 am.

Badly with a knife near the old rolling mill about 10 oclack Mathews' wounds I fusel- Sacker has not been arrested. I I SAWTELL2S0N. i MaddOr 1 I hasgone and fi rms ctI be bu Ithe city becoroeconnected th I II test fBf tlon II Lu lntSS fq ual. bUIlt hareto IL A trolor. a bu Inesl tl frreI e'u lh ed ne RnCteJItulln any CO iTITtTIOX Ielk fi1e line I oit very elulld Whlt halL t-IiJO.

rala Bros. latestop- era Ili tN a McCali and entB slippers smallpox Ie will. teveralwaysC0618 thelllow fI sb htulld aU 1 Uw. Jw Thearniat trueWng1r1th I an era bru er' During past week he hu a navel and aUractln sign on the front of Bee Kuhrt' storelmlde of Caben' toreand tobacCo acco skilurul In which he h1a PIoutl anA of nature 11 poety ororasr gift afford to send such ass anm b' JUW that can advertise el munbe tlOughtheoot1nttJto end substantial zsae o. most enterpridng Artist ifemto be workin r.

The Lt le Joker and the hI art1et lntl he Jteti while his aide holding an umbrella over him. toothbY sun 11 Ahfnlog 0Il hoL' when T1J 1) euant thuto lee Uttle In neat. 11 raise ouriel4 an Ax ne roodt II PloT their tax. AttenllOD 11 called to the cardofFrizze" Th ut Co wblcl1 IppeantiIehere Ill om- men are doing extem1T8. bn gen YarleUa and lIt Walt 1n At 11 kept buSJ aD the 1JtII Planing m1l1 IUd iheT are ber e11berfOUCti UIUut1ndaoflum prices.

The 11nd1a and the mat' in fOOlIII1d oAr' andbrid OrleanS1eftf i. Ne1fYorkertcm 1fb LouA dlttr udri gonetoWntcloIn CJ generous JblseQ1IlpI1ylII ifj 116. of its I. WeleO by lved chj riadywhO twenty. Are cen to.

i the 1IIe. a1layy ok mannfacuringcomm TaDd Ucke 511. has ea thaUIra J. luof GLtis en same 1' Web DFrarl rRecetvedol ok mach1newhieh g1 en mef a pa ttern com. pan.

1. S' ro pont1kelN urcha 111 thesewing ehieh1a eiltyT stmay7 treetmerchaut. hiuales larger thn a 1 ndln fa fad. Ke thisexperience III. be.

5 ena le fi ud the attrJc oD8whieb ii ml a andbl unI1 aS 1 Ifu casionstnat theIeaderof lowprlceaII tledged. bl andglvehim.l..ht- exp1an tion tnYfrfe ds to Wli. bum mill. busin foh. i.

10 0 lu reconeideredmr pro1 06lt1onto I' pt. rtnership W. Ith' YOU. 1. nthe n1nc.

3 fouriatult' 1" tmlyGEO. loosing 1h JDiUwill. fn rlenced workmenj laUhJUl 1 qulhuing forties nlge men fe I i I' unlesthe better' qualified tbl gB cue do1.i- llf AN i rs goOO hw wlft heart iTh. A tian tic Eettledfacts audile i th ueil 11 oJ re der ae IsroUDcI1mn the-first Bt 011111 makin crl ina1 0 0 nots Inte ted hlaJIICe elec onnext a Ca. :1 larg aD.

tt la ro ear jit theyare es1 ferJt t71f thes. 1ft t. erLen. 1 is ent way- bemdOuP th 11' i ohau d. hind omely.

theAtate1DeU1a the Ihowfhcmade Thclttementa thoseiliterested The i FechterwouIdIUue 1. hi. UlaaaU1tab. Ieptr. I.

I I one ef I l1berahnd II all the feo 1 Meter aD and' any 1 retiidencesw east Or aIItrain5 On er' adw 7. 8 Days Ice Xonchy' MarketS Fresh' Water Bream and Trou Red Inapperw- ope Speckled Trout. Mnt1ett. RiuJI Iiieeepheasj ID DrlDa1rJlerlfe. his cel brats lecture on at the BaPtf1t Slay gth.

1s. Com' patsy. :61" Tke beIn Cale. tl. a e1.

fore Jnd OnI tion was dismfl ed the a' Still arasola. Weha Just omsened two more loti and cltl1s no. name them. RJcBr 412 I IsperSr In theeue Webb. Co.

in. rr. pla1n 1 0 the. a ilU the' 1 gr nd The andtbe perty AtlAnta Pri. Ab ut.

fit' tee n. oftne an. d. I. bogood tbetimbered feIt ught JJ ch riS 1.

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