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EE ariety. Oiir buyer to replece sat isfy the best taste lies and Ingrains as OS. ry goods. You can lit both stylish and order, and have re exas, Tennessee and 1 by our close atten lers, and our trade is SON. KJIOKEKB AST) IPUAI CITY BAft OF ATLANTA, WHITEHALL AND mi Mviw Profits, kebal business of correspondenta so.iciteO.

bpecMU learare GATE Cin NATIONAL BANK Of Atlanta, Ga. K' KITED STATES and Undivided Certificate of Drpoat Payable Dituid Willi Interest Iaur per cent per umum if left six cent per annum if left tths. BE T0LLBOI C0MMISSIQ1 lOKERS IN STOCKS BONOS 7, GATE CITY RATIONAL BANK. otly occupied by JMPHREYSCASTLEMAN Bfi.jK.EE AND DEALER Df )NDS AND STOCKS JONES PRATT, leers LBeULoetKCurttltt Ko. Alabama stress.

W. H. bnd and Stock Broker, A SOITH PRYOB 8TEMT. FOR SALE. A MioUmd and Itulf im sBiml Kailroed Debentures.

iJJereeciuitlm bought and sold BANK CAPITAL S100.0M. ALLOW li.icre« on demand Ao" ag BRADLEY a tin Mill! LOTS, STOW, i Pike's Opera Mini. lag in her efforts to make the evening enjoyable for all It was quite when the party dispersed, after havtag spent the pleaaaatest evening within The marriage of Mr. William Crawford Bibb, to Dike Shepherd, both of Jfcratgom ery. wiU occur on the 9th of this month atSt.

John's chuicutntfcatciir. Both parties are well known in this city, and tieir man) frieims here send con gratulationt in advance. Mr. Charles Sciplcs'wTll, on the 9th of this month, Miss Katie Murphy, daughter of Mr. Anthony slurplry, of West End.

Both an favorably and well known city. One of the most pleasant events oi the sea sou was the marriage on last Sabbath, October 30th at 10 of Mr. J. Bheon Miller, of Atlanta, and Mary Kate Havis, of Ooate, fla. The marriage tooK place at the residence of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Wilier, E. Simpson street, who were relatives of the bride. The ceremony was impressively performed by Dr. H.

C. Morrison, and loving congratulates and good followed and will follow the young couple in their liie journey. Miss Havis has been visiting Atlanta nearly a year, and here permanent resl tent Mr. Miller was formerly a res. kient of I rbtaa, Ohio, a gentleman of starling who has already won a warm place In the of his southern file ads.

Two of Montgomery's fairest and moat love lv daughters, Mia Lillian Leake and Miss Mattie Ryan, ie a ovation on Thursday evening at the residence of Mrs. Manley, Calhoun itre i. It was tendered by the Misses Maiuey, com pkmentary to their old lriends and schoolmates, and although an impromptu affair was unique in every detail. An interesting programme was im pr vis and happily rendered, of which the foilow lnf. VreainLind Faces," Miss Emma Manley.

Recitation, "runmie Barloe," Mr. J. P. Shirley. 1 rioug, "Shall 1 Tell Her, Miss Lillian Leake.

4. Music, "Songs Without Words," Miss Mattie 6. liejitition, "Material Evolution," Mr. John 7 "For Thee," Miss Spence. Tlif were present: Mrs.

Manley, Miss Ryan, Miss Josie Manley, Miss Spence. Mr. R. Man ley, Mr. C.

Uubner, Mr. Johnson, Mr. J. F. Shirley.

An exceedingly pleasant entertainment was given Friday night by the Fortnightly club of the central rri sbvteriau church in the parlors of the residence of Miv Richards, in Capitol avenue. The attendance was Tery large and a good sum of money was raised. This will ie used for a charataile object. Judge Hmvarl Van Epps was in charge of the en teit which proved a brilliant and success Beiow is the programme which was given; Liszt's Ranpsodie, arranged byBendel; Mrs. Boykin and Miss Bon Song Listen to the Water Bells; Miss Morgan.

i.rasshopper Sat on the Sweet 1 Delivery of Prizes for Uuotations 01 Supper. Miss Mamie "Walker gave a progresaiv Thursday evening, in honor of her friend, Miss AUi Pughe, a lovely young lady of Augusta, who bi been spending a few weeks wiih her. It was a me enjoyable affair. A very pleasant party was given by Miss street, jn Friday night. Among those preset and Marcus Ferryman, Miss Ethel Gallaher and Master "orge Lowman, Miss Eva Whuiley and Master Edward Estes, Flynn and Master Wessie Ennls, Miss Lena McCoy and Master Harry Flynn.

A brilliant musical attended by several hundred of the elite of the city, did Mr. jnstauun Sternberg hold the eicluaive a teutic of every person present He rendered made up of a sterling sonata of Beetho ven and a variety of attractive novelties of the modem school. In deference to the wishes of some of his lady admiie Mr. Sternberg gave several his lighter compositions. Little Miss Bertha Slatter entertaintd her friends last Friday afternoon, from 8 to 6 o'clock, at a tea party, at her rctllence, 209 Crew street, in honor of the third anniversary of her birth.

The little lady did the honors ot the occasion gracefully, and it was with sadness that the children saw gtitfall approaching, such a fine rollicking time they didjhave. One of the most enjoyable entertainments of the last week was the afternoon reception given by Mrs A. B. Steele at Peachtree. she was assisted by Mrs.

W. B. Lowe, Sirs. A E. Thornton.

Mra Robert Barrett, Miss Jule Culpepper and Miss Frank Jones. The spacious and elegant parlor were in evergreen and palms with the choicest flowers, placed here and there with the most pleasing effect. It was a very select affair, there being in all only about one hundred iavtsa The One of the most enjoyable events of the sea br given oy Mr. ana Mra H. r.

Lmentary to Mr. and Mra Eugene on last Wednesday evening. Mr. and eciveu me guests 01 tne evening, Sell and Miss Hummer, of Nash 11 Jackson and Mrs. William Dick.

large number of invitations had been isaued i spacious parlors wer C. Morrison the iUiuhwt ot the late Hon. Hugh Kuri.ia. wiiere they will remain untHwrintafltw wiU safl JsvpsajT 'MrV? Mr. Henry Mitchell is viiOing Augusta.

Bi. a Hook ha. r.tumed irom Augusta. The Hon. Ira E.

toith. te in aotX a D. Twlggaef Kate Morris has returwd to the dty from m. mi mm fm tUmmm, of THE OON8T1T0' SOCIETY SALAD. Naahvilte, are visiting at 858 Peachtree matte or a handsome Etruscan lock bresefet diamond In lock, to klku Davia end of a bean told and diamond pin to Mrs.

Hayes ea beheK djtf eoop.i, CAnrmti, ate. Powell, of beeatur. Events of the Week on Social Side of Life. lOTH oajMi d. Bivlngs, of St Augustine, Florida, veneim wot gracefully presented by rrofeseor McOriff M.

RIGH I BROS; tetwne.1 from Atlanta. thiBsmplenta The fesUvittMwsee at tw 'weemaH'' honrofS a. and A NUMBER OF PLEASANT HAPPENINGS. pcrjed. The event was remarkable for the earn with whtoa thehSe mimber wed for.

The tout ensemble ef the whole ARE SHOWING THIS WEEK A. The Misses Dei hi entertained a number of spring street, the occasion Mng compJlmentary to Hisses Kite and Nora McM ahon, of Savannah, Ge. Biegwsts wen the recipients oi a geasrotsrW pitality, bestowed with a graceful which chancad white tt welcomed them. At a late hoot the party dispersed after having part a delightful Oliver Jelks has gone to Florida to after bn v. Buice.

on conn oiiora, tae graH cs oeto Dorteh. MOST STUPENDOUS STOGI Baltimore; tt.rrmghthe Grove Friday morningTen Lieutenant Oscar Mrs. Sylvia to apteasantvtert with fritnU in Atlanta. c. A.

Davte. is entertainin tr as her ircest. CMias Minnie Hunt, of Commbus, who has hem gone home, accompanied by part of the winter here. MiraLula Lmton, of Thomasrllle. who baa been Mra S.

J. Miw Julia Bllat, a charming yorrnjr lady of Co lumbus, who has been visiting Miss Bertha Waoh endorft; of this city, has returned home. soeiety yonng man of Raleigh, N. C. has been spending the past three weeks in Atlanta and Decatur.

He returned home Friday night. Cards are out for the wedding of Mr. Bun Wylie and Miss Marlon Ammlnette Sibley. The ceremony wiU First Baptist church on Thursday evening next at 8:30 o'clock. A party of six or eight Atlantians will go over to Columbia, to attend SoutbOawUna state bait have receive a special Invitation and will probably D.

Horn has taken up ter abode at fit Joseph's Infirmary that she and her little daughter may receive the care needed In her affliction. Mra Horn was called to Mt de Bales convent a abort time ago to bring home liule babelle, who had gone with her sitter accordance with arrangements which her father had made on the day of his tragic death, when he sat for tie last time with hla 6e York, his duthu to the, marriasw of Mfia Dril Thompson to Mr. R. J. Hitscn.

The marriage will take place at the residence of Mrs. Hutchins, the bride's mother. 35 Boulevard, on Wednesday morning. November 16th. Mr.

Hitson Is a member of the Atlanta police force, and by faithful work bee won the confidence and esteem of the members of the commission as well as the officers and members of the force. Mrs. Thompson, his intended bride, is one of tl most beautiful and attractive of Atlanta's ladies ami ia every way deserves the good wishes her. friends give her. An enjoyable entertainment was given by Miss Bertha Wachendorft on Tuesday evening in honor of her visiting friends.

Miss Josie Brewer and Miss Julia Silas, of Columbus. The evening was very pleasantly spent. Among those present were Misses Julia Silas, Jessie E. Brewer, of Columbus; Susie Jihuson, of Macon; Leila Tibbs. Josie Seltzer, Rosa Nbrria, Harvey Mays, Belle Speirs, MissesJ Young Misses Walls and Fow ler.ofMilledgeviUe, and Mra Paul Botsai; Messrs.

B. Fuller, 8. C. Glass, J. Johnson, DUleshaw, Dr.

Charles J. Ramsey, Dr. Stinson, Lee Walker, C. Wachendorff and others. Friday evening at the residence of Mr.

J. 0. White on Davis streot a rainbow party was given in honor of Miss Mattie Scott, a beautiful and accom plisLeJ of Canton, Ga, who has for the past several weeks been visiting Miss Mamie White. Miss Mattie will return to her home Monday much to the regret of her many new of whom have become ardent admirers. Among those present were; Misses Mattie acott, Mamie White, Pauline Dunlap, Maggie Baldwin, EUa Matthews.

Annie Baisden, Lola Balsden. Gertrude Jerdan, Cora Jordan, Ida Peacock, Be Lowman, Messrs, Joe Robins, Lawrence Kihg, L. W. Arnold, Eugene White, A Dunlap, James Robins, Starlin Belcher, A S. QuUlian, David Seaborn, Charles Robins, A.

V. Baisden, W. Dr Crowley. The social quietude which si pleasant emergency of entertaining Miss Davis and her sister Mrs. Hayes in a manner which would do honor to them and justice to the feeling which Athena bean towards the "lost cause." The brilliancy of the entertainments of the in hteh apMeeiaiion of her Athens trip and the de terminat'o'n to visit there again as soon as possible.

of the stay of the distinguished guests. the time and attention ef the sottal world was turned to the three receptions giren by Mrs. J. W. Nevitt, Mrs.

Sarah Rucker and Mr. J. H. Rucker, on Monday afternoon and evening, and that of the Athenspum on Tuesday night. The reception at Mrs.

NiVltt's embraced the hours from 5 till 8 p. m. of Monday. It was a most enjoyable "high tea5' to which the invitations were very general and at which society first became introduced to the ladies. The handsome parlors of Mrs.

Nevitt 's home were tilled from the beginning to the end of the hours named and every one was accorded an opportunity of saying a word to Miss Winnie and of receiving her entire stay tronSlM durinu guests departed from Mrs. Nevttt's to prepare tor the full dress reception tendered by Mrs. Sara Sucker and her son, Mr. J. H.

Rucker, from nine to twelve, at bis residence on Milledge avenue. The invitations to Captain Rocker's were very generously given and the guests numbered all of in which he had recently remodelled his home, and as well aware of the superb style in which he knows how to entertain. It is saying much, in view of the expectations of the guests, to state that no one was disappointed In the magnificent reception which was furnished The appointments of the house Itself, the bounty and teUcacy of the refreshments, and above all the courtesy and attentions of the host and hostess conspired to make the occasion perfect. In the midst of a most brilliant assemblage, Miss Davis and Mra Hayes were the objects of unceasing attcntionsand)tbe dispensers of Lright smiles and witty remarks. The music of Worm's orchestra floated above the din of voices throughout the evening and gave much pleasure to all.

With reluctance the gav company begat) dispersing shortly after midnight, and the distinguished ladies returned to Mrs. Howell Cobb's to seek the rest and strength which was to be utilized at the Athenatnm German on Tuesday night. The Athenaeum club in preparing for their entertainment of Miss Davis, have considered her a to their invitation exl pains to make the occasion met Miss Davis on the cosy sitting rooms party due ecial com sparedno ladies who Which had Rucker, as Miss fin I AwwhowMeoaai eonvmevtne wmrieiiMifet ttomgtoeljTbe silk! Theiavors whkh I A most pimmat treat of the eventae Bacon, Macon; Mr. W. B.

Briton, N. Miss Ogles bv, Cincinnati; Mr. George T. Hodgson, Athene; Min Daisy Willcox, Athens, T. M.

Cunningham, eus, Mr. G. A. Whitehead. Savannah; Miss Lib lie Morton, Athens, Mr.

6. W. Lamar, Savaa nab; Mlsaidajchaller, Athens, mT V. L. Smith, We SChaller, Athens, Mr.

D. siedie, Athens; Savannah bonnier, Athena, Among the non daacuur guests were: Senator H. Cotouitt, Colonel J. A. BQlups, Mks M.

Rutherford, Jtrs. Timberlake, Judge and Mra W. B. Thomas, Mr. and Mra A H.

Hodgson, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hodgson, Mrs.

Anna Putnam, Mrs. A. E. Grady, Mr. and Mrs.

George D. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Trainor, Mrs. A.

Lowrance, and many others whose names The main social events here this week were as follows: A most eharmimj paw? and dance given early in the week at Tift's hall, by Misses and Wcsso attendance was large, and the affair A reception vu given to a few friends by Miss Florence SnackelfordOT Tuesday evening, in honor of Miss Bessie Daniel, who has recently arrived from Mt Airy, and who wiU spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. Lumpkin, of this Among the visitors already here for the coming winter season are Mra J. A. Yancey and two daughters from Btchmond, who are the guests of Mr. Welch.

Our city will doubtless be fiUed wUh tourists this season Albany is rapidly becoming "a winter city" favorite health resort for led dents of the north sma west Mra E. C. Davis has returned from Atlanta. Miss Ella Roberts is home again after a summer spent in Atlanta and among tie mountains of North home at Mystic Bridge, Ct. Mi Adairs villa.

On the 3rd there was a select sociable at the residence of Mr. Isaac Branch which was a Mr. Robert Martin and family will Eimble house as soon as it is finished. Mr. A.

Toney, who has been quite ill for some reeks, is able to be with the Sabbath school again. The many friends of Mra T. A. McColnm will be glad to know that she is rapidly recovering from her MissEchols, of Chattooga county, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J.

M. Veach. Misses Mattie Lou Hatcher and Clandine Heard are visiting Mrs. J. A.

Hunt, of this citv. Professor F. L. Freyer, of Atlanta, paid us a flying WUlie Hunt, both of this city, were united in the holy bonds ot matrimony last Wednesday, Rev. G.

E. Gardner officiating: The couple at once left on a bridal trip to Jacksonville and other Florida points. Their presents were numerous and costly. Miss Maybelle Powell end Dr. R.

D. Cotter were married at the residence of Mr. R. J. Powell, the for their future 1 Mr.

John Danleliy was married to Miss Crowder Flynt both of the Cross Roads, Georgia last Thursday morning. Quite a number of Barnesville people went out to witness the ceremony. Judge W. A. Proutand Mrs.

Seamans were married last Sunday at Jackson, Ga. They at once returned tot ur town, where they assumed the management ot the "Matthews hotel" Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Prout tendered the "Barnes viiie nrass nana" an eiegani reception last rrmay night. The supper the host and hostess foel home. knew how to make "the boys" km night if elegant viands and hospitable treatin count for anything. sick for several weeks, iaahle tobe up in his room. Messrs.

R. A. White and W. are both im T. Bene filled his appointment at Mountain Hill last Saturday and Sunday.

Eev. Q. T. Chandler, of Juniper, preached at the Methodist church on Tuesday night He preached a most excellent sermon. Mr.

W. L. Hutchinson, who is connected with Professor Stubs, the state chemist, at Kenner, was on visit to relative here last week. On Wednesday. November 2nd, in this county, Miss Annie Jenkins was united in marriage to Professor a Phillips, of this pla Bev.

G. T. Chandler officiating. It was a quiet affair, only the relatives and friends of the contracting parties being present T. C.

Vickery and W. J. Hayes, of Toceoa, King and vV, B. Little visited Athens during the week; B. E.

Bryant, W. A Eoyston and J. W. Osbom, of was here Tufts J. A.

Manley visited Bowers attended Hart superior court during Hiss Mary Dairs has resumed her school near panied home by Miss Gertrude Miss Ella Pool, of Greenville, a visited friends William Williams, of the par Callahan visited friends in Borne this Mist Dora Adams is still lingering with yw. yr? and one of moat attmettve young hm wfiBsi Oiure brsas band gave several of and all seem wcU pleased with the mlf. avenw lion day1 night sprightly conversation and pleasant games. At a late hour the guests dejsutedT all deeiarinstiiat ther a most delightful evemn indeed. Mrs.

T. F. Ganrieon, of FayettaviHe, visited her mother, Mrs. W. W.

Tnrnipseed, Qua week. Mra Thomas Sutton, who has been visiting her Henry L. Hunter, of the gate diy, has Dr. J. c.

Tnrnipseed took In Griffin this week. Miss Jones, of Griffin, spent Sunday the city, the guest of Miss Carrie GreerT Goolsny W' P' city last Mr. Phil Morris, of Griffin, came up but Sunday night and returned hoineHonday. Dr. Wood Arnold, who has been Ska I Vickie Thompson, one of Hampton's lovft last Smday'ln Grim? the guesTof8 Miss lluyt.

C.8eymour. tie Hampton and Griffin together. We J' Miss Nellie Curry is the guest of trends in Barnes Dr. R. C.

Mc Daniel and famil of Carrol ton, are Vlrittngrelatives.inpar town. JgffisyintasSt GtstwlbrdV vmtlng Uau Hamntnn. Bev. J. L.

Adams is very 01; not expected to live Dr. M. B. Began has been in "town several days. Mrs.

Robert Rnshton of Atlanta, is visiting her mother, Mrs. 8. B. Wight, ofthls city. Mr.

Ruahton is accompanied by her charming little family. Jones boro. Colonel T. V. Lester, of Fayettevffle, was here last Wednesday.

Miss Odessa Murphy, of Morrow's station, is visit ing her sister, Mrs. C. E. Barksdale. Mr.

St. T. BUdock, of FayettevOle, was in town Wednesday. is Jennie Morris, I Miss Alexander, of Augusta, is spending ome time with Mrs. Mary Penticost Miss Ada Winn, of Noreross, visited here this veek.

Mr. Jackson Brooks and family, of Texas, are on 1 visit to friends in old Gwinnett. Mm Amelia Hutchins. oi with the famUy of Judge Mr, S. Monchief and wife, of Prescott, are visiting relatives near LaUrange.

Miss Btokely, one ef our accomplished young ladles, is visiting her brother at Charleston, S. C. Mr. Henry Banks, spent last Sunday with his family here. Misses Battle Barker, of Oregon, Grace Johnson, Marshal, Texas, and Mattie Magruder, of White Sulphur three beautiful young ladles, have recently entered LaGrange Female college.

Bev. D. D. Cox filled the pulpit here last Sabbath, Bev. A.

J. Jarrel having gone to Cedartown to attend tin Holiness convention, Dr. H. H. Cary has been appointed by Governor Gordon a delegate to the Farmer's National convention, which convenes at Chicago November lOdt Dr.

C. B. Eidlev was summoned by telegram on Monday to visit Mrs. J. Strong, of Cornelia, Ga; who was very ill.

Mra H. M. Witcher, of Athens, is visiting relatives Judge Blgham attended the Grand lodge at Macon last week. Colonel John L. Tye, of Atlanta, spent hut Tuesday in town.

Miss Carrie Chambers, of Carrollton, Ga, is vlstt BB Carmlchael spent last Wednesday In spent sever Mrs. E. J. I went down to Griffin hut Wednesv ie delightofhis many friends. Marshallville.

Married at the residence of Dr. W. M. Dykes, Tuesday evening at 7.30 o'clock. Miss Mary Ware and Bev.

N. A. Bailey, pastor of the Baptist Church at Orlando, Fla. After the ceremony by Bev. A.

L. Moncrief, the bride and groom took the down passenger train and other noted resorts of the land of flowers, and will make The ladies of the M. E. church at Puckett's Station gave a supper Thursday night to raise funds to help build them a new and handsome chorea at tfe.trTaXTi tKav fflrsten. tarkev.

eta. lathe moonlight at the school house to a large number of others from Faufturn and adioining towns. It was anelexant affatr and lmeiaqr patronised by the elite ol that section, wbtebjHnfisV to none for ivmnTOitont, wealth and coltBre. pain should ioSsafv DR. T.

FELIX GOURAUD'S ariental Cream, or Magical Beautifier. OF im. Hi Carpets, Draperies, Etc. Which they had the good fortune to buy on their fourth trip east orices far lower than the cost of imDOrtatiorL 7 Ladies and Misses Cloaks and Wraps At all prices. Money saved here.

Be snse to inspect their unrivalled stock of DRESS GOODS WITH TRIMMINGS TO MATCH. A most elegant selection the best in Atlanta, at the most attractive prices. Don't forget that they are offering Blankets and Comforts So low that your interests will suffer if yon neglect them. DT LADIES', MISSE8 and CHILDREN'S HOSE, ins ill Hose; COTTON MERINO and They offer such bargains as should he eagerly is teeming with evervthmg new and tasteful, theVerylatest in styles and kawst everybody, ladles sad misses, children and men! Don't pass them without stopping. Just here you wiU find tho best assortment HANDKERCHIEFS in the city.

Everything new, ejerjrUring good, and worth more than they ask for them In TABLE TOWELS, TOWLIHG, NAPKINS, DOILIES, ETC. In SSifs CsTl lessjrsrtsst fcwroji tttsl'sft, sni mrt Carpets Ckirpefe TfflRD FOR THIS SBASON i Received by us during the last two days. No such assortment of fine Carpets has ever been seen in Atlan $1 ta. The styles are The Goods are New And they were bought in the midst of the dull season in New York by i our carpet buyer, "ft Scooped Them AT BARGAIN PRICES" If you want Carpets now is your dhSstosj We wiU run them off cat prices. For a special we have en rnlU nf at 50 cents per yar4) veiling eisewnere at 65 to 75 15 rolls Extra Super Ingrains at 50 cents per yardl Selling elsewhere at 70 cents; Also 20 patterns Alex Smith Sons 10 WfreTapttfcy Brussels at 75 cents per yard, worth 90 cental A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF CROSSLEY SONS DOUBLE WIDTH Engi Carpets I At lower prices than say other bases.

We invite the special attention the ladies to our exhibit et Japanese' Noveltiw' IN OUR Lovely tl JAPANESE, SHADOW CURTAINS? PORTIERS, MAGNIFICENT I JAPANESE JAPANESE SCARFS, JAPANESE BANNERS. Etc. OaUandseethebeaataaiato 1 highly decorative articles. We are Jwtt recai vine vary msa 1 nesnen Java and tssaseleii ssso In fact every department abounds in variety and quality any house this aide of New York, at prices greatly ft. make room for another stock being bought by our Mr.

M. Rich, now in the market, Don delay, but call, see and price for yourselt M.RICH|&BR<.