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m
i utk
misilnU
laM night —
good quality
oil tho garb of
h«M tbs msidsn
glad of it m «a
; Urn* cornea
—Jinks accounts
ot tks oonsort on
that tbs
tkoir mousy to
Uts minstrels.
beautiful auuual
Uo Monthly of-
city by Messrs.
—daotue alma-
nt of useful as
tiou to the
Men specially
this issue. We
; that the let-
‘low-townsiuau,
•**
juatopened a hat
opposite the Na-
liand a splendid
1 the latest styles
alive man, and
He now has
menu In the city.
Phillips A
S aoed before
ioh U put
ty Messrs, Id.
I by M. 0. FaL
nteresting letter
remainder of this
■ who subscribe
$3 00 per
Sunday morning
hip of tho First
will be opened
The dedication
Key. l)r. Fol
ia the city.—
‘led to attend,
r the children
which the aev-
cordially
finest pieoet. ail of *hloh wan vary flue, and
much better than eould hardly be expeeted
from eo young a band; not W. L. Hauler
preelded at the piano with all the dignity and
■rnea at n devotee to the art. Piet Otto
spahr was in tba nodltnos, wi sednoed into Oetu>...
rendering ons of hi, superb piano solos. He Scrsa
gave the "mocking bird with variaMou"
splendidly. Prof. Freyar drew the very toil
of mania from bin tnoomparible etaliu. We
uerer heard an ioetrumeit more nearly reach
tha non hwMusn. Tba piano rued on tall oo-
oaalon was out or 0. L. Gorham A Go's., and
was kindly luanad by Meean. Phillips A Grew,
kt a special meeting of the Directors of the
Yonng Mtn'l Library Association it waa unani-
Ratolnd, That to Mrs Lewis H. Clarks,
Plot ¥. L. Prayer, Mr. Chaa. Bsrusen, and
hi* Qoartette Club, and Prof. Wm. L. Hana-
ler. Prof. Otto 8pahr and the Starlight Brass
Band for their eerrloee in rendering oor oou-
oort last Wsdnasday coin* s success, we
owe, end hereby tender our warmest thanks.
That ws recognise and appreciate the difBsnl-
tiea under wlrioh they labored, end congratu
late all upon their surmounllng so soooessfully
every obstsols.
Heaolvbd, That our thanks are also duo and
hereby tendered to Messrs. Phillips A Crew
for nee of 0. L. Gorham A Co's, splendid
piano on the occasion.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
OnsMlXuur Viw Cba, I
Thursday Kfoalag, Xovsmbcr 4, I860.)
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OOTTOM. • • ' V M 1 ik>|
. M 060*
fi :
ATLANTA WHOLWALR PRICKS CURRENT.
*vx%&\:.w£Titarts.^
■~4»xk
iuKT;. ..... *e33
*»!• IUp« f lb
5253TT . m
JWNf« toa^fiO At
ft MM
Ooehaa. Boauaai
Oouatoy MM3
JBmr 35
CITY HlimiRT,
8oun Kbout for sale at Nuwih'h store, op
posite National Hotel. oov5-8t.
Fuh Caowdkb served at the National Hotel
Restaurant at 11 o'clock to-day.
Cano from M. E. Kxnmt.—Having tested
my Aldermanio capacities, I am now prepared
to announce that I am not a candidate, but can
be found at the Chicago Ale Depot, ready to
administer spirit-unl encouragement to those
who are candidates. M. E. Kenny.
nov3-3t
PEASE* HIS WIFE
Now offer that pure Irish Porter. Call and
examine. nov3-5t
• lUH
Wo had the
Prof. M. P.
a text book,
original with
unhesitatingly
ra and bnsi-
examiued it
ng the leud-
r. It i* in
men us to ad-
Prof. Culd-
plan, and
ou in fifteen
We are in-
woik.
mpaon u Op-
regained its.
~nd it. It has
> want to
and his pat
. beginning to
his endeavors
with aornpu-
He has no
Tho people
in they have
' r basin ess.
and as pri
k«, Messrs,
large pro
and caro for
all attention
leave,
will shortly
lar dinner
These
be had in
i style that
in the city.
ening last,
married
ceremony
de's fath-
was a
were the
PEASE* HIS WIFE.
Send in yonr orders for those celebrated
oyster crackers, Delaware pickles and Nor
folk oysters by the quart or gallon. nov3-6.
PEASE * IDS WIFE.
Oysters in tho shell served daily.
nov3-Gt.
PEASE A HIS WIFE.
For invalids and all lovers of u pure native
ine will find Chesterfield's Catawba anequal-
il. nov3-5t
Don’t bu Lsar Out.—Printing of Directo
ry commences this week. iYoio is the accept-
I time. Hani.kitbb.
cot 28-tf
of
%
k, in Wes-
officiating,
ed to Mias
city. The
ms,
~ge H. Ed-
White.—
~idence of
Crumley
S. Wilson,
's connty,
this city.
Tho abode
the Macon
the “white-
one of its
earnest
office in his
Telegraph
.ders
nisi hnmor
itor-in-chief
re surmised
, from a late
we have
death has,
our Senoir,
d the father's
Clisby—a
promise and
* more than
• an attack
ht last, aud
yesterday
'' sympu-
Little
pride, as
nary beau
at created
affootiun-
1, hard
• never
, the
hi/.e most
affiiotion,
e so pr.
' abode o|
t tho lost
memory ro
■ but time
fious faith
rt and, at
decrees
i and may
* 3 tho cloud
‘once of r
big provi
appears I
“blessing
for the
Anmocih
it nn iro-
ly, it was a
ot nearly
to have wen,
dative. The
Men desired,
po rehearsal,
who were to
a determine-
lUrke sang and
I sad execution
spUeed that new
which will cling
». The Atlanta
lireatlon of the
Hermaen, ren
iting a quartette
It was favored
»f appreciation
it brass Hand
Canvasssbm cannot deviate from published
Directory rates. Don’t delay work by cavil
ing about price. Hani.eltek
oct 28-tf
Star 17«
Parsjtne .M
Cotton Yarsas—ft .
Noe. 8 sod 10 *2 00$
Noe. 8, 10.13. S 00$
(lotion Cards—ft d< ■!
Wfctttemor* *7 B0
OowTewspba.
~1MMH ft ~ **
Gearings
Lard-ft ft.
TIonm A bis. 200
Kegs and Cans 31#21
.—A ft ft. oq]
nentker—ft ft.
White Oak Solo..
Hemlock Sole.... 31
Country Sole.... K
OouatrvUpper.. «
Tenn. Upper.... «
Norther* ft dot. %i
Vr. of. ft 4oa.... |4(
Acs.4e.ft doe...
do. .
Hemeee Lee ft ft.
A«siere—ft gal end doe
BrendyFr.. |T.f
Ott?Hjiian4
Bum*,' B dlSelce 4.0(
Ittttitt
WWeky-
Oora ft aaLS 1.1M1.S0
BocUHeddeIl.OOWt.ao
Bye do StaSeMd
Boberteon do |a.0eft4.l.
Bourbon doll.aiftB .00
do ft doe..
Nectar do
Scotch do .
do ft gal..
Wine ft *
ISOLM
DR. JOHN BULL’S
Great Remedies.
JACK * CO.,
Bits *2.8003.08
Meat—ft be.*1.40(ftL&8
Hen Pork.- ft bbl.
New Orleans. 85<
floride 7ft
Seger House *1.0001. V,
Cube BO0 68
Rnllo—ftkf Sdfloe *9 00
3d..
4d to 40....
*71
3 000
8010
IflStt
Brtmetoneft lb... 8010
Oopperaeft ft....
Oemphor ft ft*l.!
Oeetor Oil, qU.f.1
do pU.8 (
do geL8 71
Ep. Bette ft tb.
Indigo ft ft. *i
Madder ft ft.
&&■{!!: 8S
Saltpetre ft ft. 13030
Sweet OU ft doel.BO0S.OO
do. (*1*1.003.80
do. pts. doe13.00
Dry ueodi-ft yd.
Ur. Sh. 7-8 18014
Br. 8h. 4-4 1801*
Bl’d Sh. 3-4.... 9018
fil’d Sh. 7-8.... 13018
fil’d Sh. 4-4....18){03U
Bro. Drill 13033
Bi d. Drill 18023*
Tick! Of 13*016
Prints—
Spresue’a..lRU* 13*
I” drk 14
Merrlmec.. 13014
Amerioen.. 13013,
WemeutU. 0 9;
Peoiflo 13
Arnold’.... 10*
Feathers—new, 750«O
Flonr— . „ .
Atlanta Mills, fancy ft bun- Hlce—ft ft 11013
drod $6 00 Salt—ft mck.
Do do, ex. family 4 60 Liverpool 12.75
Do do, family 4 361 Virginia .... “ “
Dodo, Fulton XXXX iWhot—ftbeg
family 4 00 i Patent
Dodo, superfine 3 761 Buck
Do do. Cieorgl* XXXX ! Senp-ft ft.
rsrnily 3 401 Turpentine.
odo, ship stuff 3 001 Steel-ft ft.
odo, bree I 60! Plow 12*
rnlt— ft tb end bbl. Csst 25e27
Apples ft bu.... 1.7602.26 German 16020
Apples dried 603linger—ft ft.
Peaches, pTd 12016 i N.0 15013
Coal Oil 480 68
Lubr. Oil 1.1503.00
Oissbsrgs — ft
do unp’d..
607 |
, 15016*
P. It.
Demarara 17018
1 3501 38 Itedued A 18018*
Grain—ft
Corn, White. .. ,
Yellow.... 1330133 Refined B....17*018
Know Man, that no mau can afford to be
left out of the Directory advertisements. 13
quick. oct ‘28-tf
Memoranda Oases, with name, $1 00. A
kimla Ruling and Binding.
Wm. R. Uanleiter,
oct 28-tf Granite Block, Broad Street
l.... 17*018
....16*017
ffee. 13013k
Fink Sewino Machine.—A No. 1 Sewing
Machine, bran new, for sale cheap at the Auc
tion Room of J. H. Barbett * Co.
oct22-tf
Oats 80085 Refined C
Ginseng 36072 Yellow Cof _ J
Glass— ft box. $3.6007!00 Soda—Eng. ftft808*
Gunpowder ftkeg.*7 26'8tarcll—ft ft...1101296
IUfltihf. keg $4.00 Tobacco—ft ft,
IUfle qr. kog 2 25 Unsound !
Blasting keg 06.26 Sound I
Hay— ft ton $380401 Extra fine.. .1.00
HI4e»~ ft 1b. Smoking...
Green 0010 Varatih-
Dry Belted.... 160181 Copal ■
Dry PUnt 17030 Japan $3.00081
Iron—ft ft. J Coach 6 03
0 weed as 809 WfcSte Flsb-
Amerlcan bar 603 ! ft half bbl.. $9 60010
American b’nd 708 I
-ft gab
fSPEOIAL NOTICES.:
Office of National Watch Co., )
159 * 161, Lake Street, V
Chicago, Oct 12, 18C9. )
Messrs. Laic she A Haynes, Atlanta, Oa.:
Your letter of October 6th, to Mr. P. 8.
Bartlett, General Traveling Agent of this Com
pany, wherein you mention thatoertaip state
ments have been made in your city, detrimen
tal to the character of the Elgin Watches, for
Finish and Durability, has been referred to me,
and I desire to note briefly in reply as follows:
First, os regards the finish of oar movements.
Upon this point your own opinion, with the
published testimonials of the most practioal
aud experienced watch-makers in the country,
and the medals aud diplomas that have been
awarded to them for “perfect construction
and fine finish ” at eight different State Fairs,
within the past two years, should be conclu
sive to your customers. Second, as regards
Durability. The only possible criticism upon
this point is “that the watches have been bat
a short time in market, and although without
doubt they could not have gained the reputa
tion they havo, without boing more than ordi
narily correct time keepers, and of handsome
appearance, it cannot be known whether they
will last”
In reply to this, I have to say: First—That
the watches sold by us two and a half years
ago are in as good condition to-day, where
they havo had proper usage, as upon the day
of their purchase. Beoond—That the use of
machinery in the construction of our move
ments, and that of a superior kind, enables
us to use a harder metal for pinions and
wheels than can be found in other watohes
not constructed in|a similar manner, and se
cures less friction in the watoh train by the
greater exactness and uniformity of machine
over hand labor, and we know, and every
mechanic knows, that watches made upon our
American principle are superior to, and will
outlast twice over all others.
Third—To settle this point definitely, you
are authorized to say to your customers that
if any watch bearing our trade-mark shall,
with proper usage, within ten years from
date of purchase, wear out, so as to become
useless to the owner, we will give a new
movement of the same grade therefor.
Hoping this will meet all objections and
enable yon to add to the large sales you have
already made of Elgin Watohes, I am yoars
truly, T. M. Avbby,
Brest. National Watch 0a
oct24-eod6w
THANKS.—At a regular meeting of the
Directors of tbs Young lien’s Library Association of
Atlanta, Monday evening, November 1st, 1839, it was
unanimously
Resolved, That tho thanks of this association
due, snd are hereby, tendered to Messrs. Sheldon A
Co., of New York city, for their donation, through
Mr. John Rice, of forty (40) new beautiful volumes.
Also, that this isolation be published and a copy for
warded to Messrs. Sheldon k Co., New York City,
r 5-lt
DR. JOHN BULL
Manufacturer and Vendor of the 04Bt8$
SMITH’S YOWIO SYRUP/
roHTHicuuor ' ' '
AGUK AND FEVKIl,
—o»—
CU1LL8 AND FBVEH.
The proprietor of this celebrated medlolne justly
claims for it a superiority over all remedies aver offer-
ed to th* pubilo for the safe, oerlain, speedy
maneat owe of Ague and fever, or CftlDs s
whether of short or loan s -
entire Western sad South'. —„
testimony to the truth of the assertion that In no csss
whatever will It flail to ears, if the directions ere strict
ly followed and carried out Za a grant many oases s
single doee has bs*a sufficient tof a ears, and whole
fitfullies have been cured by a Single bottle, with s per-
Boot restoration of the general health. It is, however,
prudent, and in every one# more certain to care. If its
ase is eontlnaed in smaller dooes for a week or two af
ter the disease has been shocked, more especially In
diflVcnlt and long ttaadtag oases. Usually this medi
cine will not veqoire any aid to keep the bowels In
good order: should the patient however reqaire A ca
thartic medicine, after having taken three or four doe-
as of the Tonic, a si agio dose of BULL’S r WOETABLK
FAMILY PILLS will be sufficient.
Pr, JOHN BULL’S Frimrfpsl.Odftoe:
No. 40 Fifth Dm Street.,
XioulotrlUe, Kexxtuolxr
T. A. CHASTAIN.
OH A. STAIN
T
0
Y
S
Bull’s Worm Destroyer.
To my United Seatcs and World Wide Headers.
cations have shown, ell of wbioh _ . 9
following letter from a highly educated and popular
Georgiy oertainly * ‘*
• aide
genuine. The
l and populaj
of the most sen<
physician _
aible communications 1 havo ever received. Dr. Clem
ent knows exactly what he speaks of, and bis testimo
ny deserves to be written in letters of gold. Hear whet
the Doctor says of BULL’S WORM DESTROYER:
Villa sow, Walker Co., Ga„ June 29,18.
Bull—Dear Sir: I have recently given
your “Worm Destroyer” several trials, and find it woh-
dorfully eflieaciou*. D has not failed in s single In
atanoe to have the wlshed-for effect. I am doing s
pretty Urge oountry praottoe, and havo dally use for
some article of the kind. I am free to confess that I
know of no remedy rsoossmendsd by the ablest authors
that U eo oeriain and speedy in its effects. On the
oontrsry. they are uncertain in the extreme. My ot»
jeotla writing you is to find eat apon what terms I
oan get the medicine direct from yon. If I can get It
upon easy terms, I shall ass s met deal of 1L I am
aware that the use of such artteUs is contrary to the
Ld praotlos ef s greet majority of the regu
D’a, but I see no Just cease or good sense in
iisosrding s . emedy which we know to be efficient
simply beoai.de we may be ignorant of its combination,
For my part, I shall make ifa rule to use ell and any
means to aleviato suffering hnmanity which 1 may be
able to command—not hesitating because some one
mors ingenious than myself may have learned Its ef
fects first, and secured the sole right to secure that
knowledge. However, I am by no means an advocate
or supporter of the thousands of worth]*** nostrums
that flood the country, that purport to <
Crackers
WHOLESALE, 8 GENTS PER POUND.
CORNER OF ALABAMA AND VVIIITKHAI
ATLAN XA.'w....fcl.Q.V... J.Y.!? M3TX,
.GKOKGIA.
ATLANTA SECAR MANUFACTORY !
sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS P. CLEMENT. M. D.
Georgia State Lottery, for the Beaeflt ot
the Orphans’ Homs and Free School. Combination
Class, No. 638. Tbs following were the drawn num
bers November 4, 1839 :
1-78 -21-1-78- 38-31-64 -33-86- 43-19 - 89
>v 5-dlt HOWARD A CO., Managers
Partner Wanted-In a Manufacturing
Business, already established, paying over one hun
dred per oent, and an article of dally ueceasit;
much needed as breed and meats. Capital of *1,000
naeded. Address Romark,
r 4-St At this office.
<fc FOX,
WHOLESALE AND BET AIL
FURNITURE DEALERS,
NO. 4, GRANITE BLOCK;
BROAD STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
W ® ^*7® f°. w ln itop * best assorted stock of Furniture in the city, which we offer at prises’ tLat defy
competition, consisting of Parlor, Bedroom, and Office Furniture In suites or single.
Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Sideboards, 1-4 Marble and Full Marble,
Book-Oases, Wardrobes,
Hat Baoks, Washstands, Etc...
Plain and Marble Top.
TheJLarnrstJLot ol Chairs that '
r In tha city at one time, all of which v
Wholesale Factory Prices in Louisville, Kentucky, Etc.
.• 11 Om. to bn. clie*p .ml good Urg^n.. W« »r»'d.UnnIiu,d to m]I cooO. | 0 v.r Ui.ii e«n U.
bOTghther. Duller, will do well to eieralue euretockbetor. ,oln« North, u tbor will —. co.t of i™S!i».r
lotion. I.edle. espoctkll, ere Invited to c^l ud enmlne till, .lock. Don't forget the piece.
gRANIT]3 BLOCK, BROAD STREET,
rpaK WIBUi'lllBKB ssoBt rtwi«*tf«lly Intoiua tk. clUau, of Atlkn'i. iud unrounding country, Uiet In will,
FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS,
Sell out lila outiro stock at a reduced price, by the
WHOLESALE OH UK/L AIL,
Consisting of
200,000 Segars, prlco *22 00 to *80 00 per Thousand,
Tobacco Pancake Rolls, llfitclit Navy, Si one trull Tulst,
W. Ilrotrn’s Bright Pound, 150 dozen Pipes, from 81 per hundred to $4 it piece.
Cell soon, or you will loso s bargain. All cash order*promptly attended to by
JOHN FICKEN,
oct 28-dam No. II Peachtree Street, opposite National Hotel.
Pretty Mosus^-A comparatively few
ladles monopolize the beauty as well as the attention
of society. This ought not to be so, but it is; and will
bs while men are foolish, and single out pretty faces
for companions.
This oan all be changed by using Hagan’s Magnolia
Balm, which gives the bloom of youth snd s refined
sparkling beauty to the complexion, pleasing, power
ful snd natural.
No lady need complain of a red, tanned, freckled or
rattle complexion who will invest 75 cents ln Hsgan'i
Magnolia Balm. Its affects are truly wonderful.
To preserve and dress the hair use Lyon’s Kathai
on. oct 13—dim
BULL’S SARSAPARILLA.
A Good Keatontfor the Captain’s
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAIN’S LETTER AND THE LETTER
FROM HIS MOTHER.
Botov Bawuox’s, Mo., April 88,1833.
Da. Jo<
quantise it.
it of my
was woanded two yeers ago—was
confined tor sixteen months. Be
ten, my wounds havs ne* healed yet
I send you the (Mowing state-
prisoner,
Being moved so of-
...-— , Jt 1 have not sit up
moment since I waa wounded. I am shot through
MASONIC.—Atlanta Lodge, No. AO, meets
on svsry Beoond and Fourth Thursday night in each
month.
Fulton Lodge, No. 216, meets every First and Third
Thursday night ln each month.
Mt. Eion Royal Arch Chapter, No. 18, meets every
Second Monday ln each month.
W. H. TULLEB, H. P.
A. Robrnfkld, Secretary.
LOCH RANK * CLARK, A tteraey..—Gf-
os on Broad street, over Bchols' Seed Store. Practice
anywhere in the 8tate, United States Supreme Court,
snd Superior Courts. jy 25-dly
• Agent,
oblige, cept. O. P. JOHNSON,
_ . St. Louis, Mo.
P. g.—The following was written April 80, 1866, by
Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother of Captain Johnson:
Dn. Born#—Dear Sir: My husband. Dr. a 8. John
son, was a skillful ssrgeon and physician ln Oentral
New York, where he died tearing the above O. P. John
son to my care. At thirteen years of age, he had a
chronic diarrhoea and scrofula, for which 1 gave him
your Sarsaparilla. It cubed him. I haye
for ten Tears recommended it to many in New
York, Ohio and Iowa, for scrofula, fever sores
and general debility. Perfect success has at
tended it. The cures effected lx some oases of
scrofula and fsver sores were almost miraooless. lam
very anxious tor mj sen toasain have racoon* to your
Ssrsepsrilla. He is fssrM of getting* spurious ertlcl
hence his writing to you for it. His wounds were te
rible, but I believe he will recover.
Respectfully, JENNIE JOHNSON.
L. B. Davis, Agent Grover A Baker Sew
ing Machine*. novlS-ly
AJTJTO VAXtKMEJTTS.
KRLLUW CITIZKNB i—There being
lomlnation of the Democratic party for the poeidbn
of the Mayoralty, I further announce myself * Deuio-
cr..tic candidate for that poeiUon.
Respectfully,
November 4th, 1839. *• J. Roach.
Uov 6-tde
W * are antharlsed and riqsfited to an
nounce the name of J. E. Williams as a candidate for
the office of Mayor, at the ensuing election —subject to
ihe derision of the volet at the ballot box.
oct 28'lde
DAWSON StIKKIFF 8AL.FS.
W 1
ILL be sold. In said oounly, within the legal
hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in December
next, before the (kmrtHonse door, in the town of Daw-
eonville, the following property to-wit:
Lot of land No. 867, ln the 4th district, 1st section,
oi said county, containing forty acres, more or ie
■nown as the Van Howard Lot. Levied upon ss 1
property of John Qoloombc, who is in possession by
order ef court, by virtue of a Notary Public Court fl l*
ln favor of James M. Bishop, and against mid John
Holcombe. Property pointed oat by James M. Bishop.
Defendant served with notlfte.
Also, at tho same time and place, will be sold, lot of
Und. No. 834. in the $th district, let section, of said
connty. Levied upon ss ihe property of R. A. link,
Wt * r * authorized to sssossee Hoa.
William Ezsard M a candidate for Mayor st the ap
proaching election. oct 3fai*le
th* terms of Uis sale.
Also, st the seme time snd piece, lot of Und, No
833, la tha 4th district, 1st section, of esid county, a*
Uio property of William J. Oroy. Levied upon by vlr-
Kt,u MAYOR,—Ww are authorised 1a toe of % Notary Pubilo Oonri B’fa against sotfi Oroy, in
announce JOSEPH WINHHIP, Eeq., as a candidate for
Mayor of the city of AUaula. oct lT4.1e
favor of Marion Boring. Pointed out by aald Boring.
Notice hereof served upon said Oroy, who is in pos
session. Levied upon by s Constable aud returned I
ERGENZINGER,
And Denier in| B'urnlture nn.l
HANUFACTUBXB OP BEDDIVO
Hunter strrst, three doors from Whitehall,
GEORGIA.
jreof served anon said Oroy. who is In
Levied upon hr a OousUblsaud retun
me. Terms of sale of all the shove lots, ossh. _
October 19th, 1889. BOBERT M. BARRETT,
oct 17-td*prsfee *2 M per levy. Sheriff
Ill'S tIDIOI ii'TliS.
authentic documents.
■IHU.M'.US HK.1HH MOM.
T(»tlmouj of Modlrel Sou.
Biomt Pom, IBk Oo., kik., Vi; a, lm
NOTXOl.
LouJarilltf
Tooel., Ul D«.mb« mil, b,
belonging to the estate of Thompson Moors, of arid
oounly, deceased, containing 302* acres, mom a*
Isos, In the eighth district, lying on Tallapoosa rim.
where Beech sreek eanptlee to to said river, In a high
state of cultivation, .evenly-five acres in iiIMi iMm
and mere bottom lead to eiear. Bold tor a division be-
a the heirs. Tsrsas Bade known en the ef
oct M-40dpre «ee*7 80
Kimnrra MUBoanoN,
.moreor tatt lying on the YUtogooea river,
aOea east of Buchanan. 106 acres la s high state
rivattoo. 00 acres of fine river bettom lend, oc-
R M. AT. N. BATTERFIELD.
SxteaUr’iStfe
1 .T T1AM Ol u tr« Ik. Court of Ordlo«7 of
> BuMMioout,, mu M mM oa Uh Int TMMbT
la norimk.i ant. »> a, (Mart kaa Amo la aUd
nkatr. tana tk. 1^*1 nl. kona, (k* kal o, bad
“ — -knn3 and— mad raua u tk,
u—akbamk..aa.1.1., tkmknmadrad a.m
aene, more or leee, edieittag Mode of Matthew
efsMfe. Oeiehsr «4h. 1030.
Dr GUt, who has been In bed health, tried Mmm and
r 306 he also Improved.
the first been down with
sd on the Bitters, and
Improved.
r/j)r.Q0»—^
he also Improved.
Dr. Ooffse, who has bean in bed health for several
years—stomach end liver affected—he improved very
much by tha nae ef yonr Bitters. Indeed, the Oedron
Bitters ha* firm yon groat popularity in this settle
ment. I think I oookl sell a greet quantity of yonr
tdieiass this fall, espeoial' jof yonr Oedron Bitters
WihiIhK. Bhlp ■# vifa MimphlA ettn Biekett
iLpaotfuliy, O. B. WALXJBL
Ul the above rums Atsefsr sate kg
L. H. BRADFIELD,
DRUGGIST,
ATLASTA, HI
PLEASE READ THE NAMES ATTACHED TO THIS
TESTIMONIAL.
ATLANTA, G-Aj September 1st, 18UU>
W E, the UBdsrsiguod. aro using tho "MUTUAL FRIEND” Cooking Stove, manufactured by the "The
National Stove Works,’’ of New York, and believing it to be the best Cooking Stove in the market, cordially
recommend them U> all who desire to purchase * first class article: 7
GEN. A. H. COLQUITT, Vice President Southern Life Insurance Company.
MAJ. J. B. MORGAN, Special Agent d£tna Insurance Company.
W. T. PHILLIPS, Phillip# A Crew. 9
CAPT. J. MORRISON, McNaught, Ormond * Co.v I
J. O. BRUCKNER. Atlanta, Oa.
MRS. E. R OVERBY, At'ants, Gs.
COL. R. F. MADDOX, Tobacco Merchant, Atlanta, (la.I
J. M. BORN. JR., Coal Merchant, Atlanta, Ga.
JOHN II. FLYNN, State B. U. Shop, Atlanta Ga. i
NELSON J. DOOLITTLE, Conductor State R. 1C.
JOHN A. DOANE, Atlanta, Ga.
It. J. DAW80N, Atlanta, Ga.
REV. JULIUS T. CURTISS, Atlanta, Qa.l
J. H. GOLDSMITH. Atlanta Intelligencer.
" The Natiou 1 Stove Works,” and koop'consanUy on hand a com-
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
WHICH WE SELL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AT FACTORY PltlCEM,
And also a full stock of Honso Furnishing Goode.
HUESTIS & HOPE,
Markham’s Empire Block,
Whitehall Street, Atlanta. Ga.
sets
REDWINE * FOX
ATLANTA, GA.,
~W HOLESALE
And Dealers in REED, OARNBICH & ANDRUS’
Standard Chemical Preparations,
A Pars Article of Sperm OH,
A Fine quality of Wool Oil,
The Best Brands of Lard OH,
Strictly Parc Strait’s till
COMBINATION SPINDLE OIL, FOR MACHINERY.
REDWINE & FOX,
Jane 718fi
M. O. MARKHAM.
BOOTS AND SHOES
SOLE LEATHER. CALF 8KIN8, SHOE FINDINGS, AC.,
EMPIRE BLOCK, WHITEHALL STREET,
ATLANTA.
•GEORGIA-
DAVID HUESTIS.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
TBK HQtt fa YTMiFUZ fttFJJ.lULE ^MIT* BUC ‘AITRHA TIVJS\ K.\0 inf.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will find it to their advantage to examine my stook, as it is
XiXIOTBS WX;T,H O- n HAT
O AH K,
Aiul purchased exclusively for CASH,
From the Best Manufacturers
Ladies’ Gents’ and Childrens’ FINE GOODS a
Specialty.
‘ 0t{18m - -- M. O. MARKHAM.
I. L. FA.LK & CO.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
NEW STORE ! NEW GOODS ! NEW SYSTEM !
1HK iiiul«rsltfm!<l taka great pi -a
have oponed in the Urge ando— .. „. „ M ... w w
ul«*r.% Bros., Whitehall street, whxre we intend to koep pcrmauenUy « os of the largest stocks of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
HATS laud GUJINTTS’ FtTXINIBZXINa aOOD»
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET.
outltilled I'.nunuction for the put thirty years with the manufacture of clothing, rapecisjlr
i 8 mt hern market, and the niMiy facllillM and advantages we enjoy in New York city, where
— **“" —*' ““ 3 — *• ‘ ompriaos all kinds
t ONE FIIIOX] «"d will sell our goods for CASH ONLY. Tills Will Insure
fair dealing to all.
l’loaf* call aud examine our go-ria before purchaeing cleewhers.
4 1 fflui rtay II., N. Y„ Stare la lavannah, Ua.,3a, 14fi
S. r., 1ST Meet I
ting anil .10.1 Kino Nlirrt.
'• L - F «L LI UL£R tfMI
PETRO OIL.
JOHN
KEROSENE OIL.
T* HAGAN
WARRANTED A CERTAIN OKIE FOU
All scrofulous diseases, ulcers, chronic rheumatism, mercurial and syphilitic disease* lu all stages, and all akin
diseases. It qnickly removes virus from the constitution and blood, and restores the
patient to perfect health and parity. TVy it and to convinced.
Prepared la the Laboratory of PEMBERTON, WILLSON, TAYLOR, & CO., Wholraale
Ilruiriflsts, Atlanta, Scoria.
1M X«« An«U.k Blovt) 8al,
•00 Ob Oulpi. Quit..,
100 Funk kb. C^in,
a at
MM (HUM. UoM^l DU.
600 Boxes Window Glass,
10 Ox. Sulph. Morphias,
106 Pounds Blue Mass.
SOWSCi-’
LOW PRIOXa i
‘PRO Gala. Spirits Turpentine,
2.000 Pounds Putty,
— Oaiomal
Spirits 1
i leaned Borax,
SCO.,
i»;now preparid to ornt to the trad* out quahtitt of Tut
CELEBRATED PETRO OIL
Ml.ltk.tMb q.bUty of J. 8. JOKES' "»0UbU,d"
NON-EXPLOSIVE KEROSENE OIL.
I DEFT OOUPBTITION lu I.AMP oltdt tMtnp m obMp or Omm tkaa Any kou. Mth ol NitamSI
•bo k<*p • good itork of
Lamps, Burnora, Ohimneye, Winks, Shades, in faot everything pertainino’ to
BuaiKruaaL
W I ...uulT. •€.»■ III Mii Ottr lor Dr. Dunh'l TmU Bsrao.-.upwlor to a, ,.t oOknd I, Ik. mo.
nb—n-jatrluf no cklamoy, ind Mult. oot. Mrtlcl. of moka w
W Any to th. bmp Hop, boofht of n., ind th. —, kotflMof mUUtocUoa. wlU o. v-^-
M^jk«Uoip Uk.,
eru very respectfully Invited to send their orders for either of the shove otto, or
John t. haoai,
Etraoftk.E^rbf.Atu.bTa.