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riLK ATHENS GEORGIAN : AUGUST 7, 18/7.
Mated and Married.
A RftM.urr uf the SI. John Fire—Tohl in a C»u»-
A Romance In Heal life
dian 'I'nlirr t’mtrt.
I
Hamilton, Ont., July 21.—Among
the sufferers l»y tho St . John (X. R.)
fire was Matthew Bayle.% proprietor
of the St. John Hotel. Turning his
hack upon the i desolated city, ho
dropped in here on his wavHo friends
in Wisconsin, «n»l discovered his long
last wife niuler circumstances which
have been detailed at great lengthen
l.Fw*)H the Birmingham Pos'.j
Ail extraordinary story has jest j
come to light at Rath. Some weeks |
ago there was received at the Rath j
l’ost Office a letted,'Addressed to * l the j
Protestant Minister of the ‘Circuit of j
Rath.” The letter consequently reached
the i ands of Canon 'Brooke, rector of
Rath. *It came from a lady itt 1 Ran*
galore, India, aad stated that in look*,
ing throug the papers of - a deceased
REAVES & NICHOLSON, AGENTS-
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COTTON TIE COTSAy^IST^r.
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r -, 47 GABONbELET STREET. NEW^ORLEAVS. "
Arrow Cotton Ties—The Best anil Cheapest.
, , p, For Sale Here pud by Mvrelwnts Goncr»U) f J
the Police Court for the• past two nr j son she found that” he* had left -two
th; ee days. The.facts are as follows:
In 1$55, Mr. Baylvs, then in his
thirty-cigth year, married a Miss
MeAflio, of St. John, nine years his
junior, and installed her as landlady
of his hostelry. For fifteen years
they lived happily enough, she hear
ing him three children. In 1870, his
nephew, Thomas Bayles, a young
fellow of twenty, came out to him
lrom England, and was appointed
chief hotel clerk. The old gentle
man noticed the rapid growth of af-
fcetionnfci relations between nephew
and aunt, and while he was exerting
himself 10 ascertain whether it was
criminal nr merely platonic relations,
.he couple sloped, carrying off 81,000
cash, some silver plates and a quan
tity of household goods. Raylcs
heard nothing of the fugitives until
1874, wit At the Chief of Police at
St. John saw them together in Mon*
treal. They escaped arrest, however,
and in 1875 settled here as man and
wife, tho nephew starting a factory
at 16 Strachan street, and his aunt
making hint an excellent spouse. On
tho 18th, the uncle, while on Iris way
to Milkwaukco, stopped here to look
at the city and accidentally came
across the pair sifter a weary hunt of
seven years. He obtained a warrant
for the arrest of his nephew on the
charge of stealing money and silver
ware, and the latter was to-day held
over for trial by the County Judge.
The uncle is now sixty, the nephew
twenty-seven, and tho wife»aunt fifty-
one. The old gentleman says that
he will have no more to do with his
wife; and she says that she will be
loyal to her nephew and none other.
Try Again.
Everybody makes mistakes.
Things will not always come ont just
as we try to make them, because
some little wrong thing is done, or
something that needs to be done is
overlooked.
Well, what then ? Shall we get
discouraged, and let things go as
they will? Sonic people do; but
such people have a hard life of it.
They think themselves very unlucky,
and complain of their hard fate.
The little fellow who is at work on
his example in multiplication finds
he has made a mistake. What does
he do ? Drop his slate, and go off
fretting, and wishing there were no
such things ns old bothersome fig
ures ? No; he is puzzled ; but lie
knows there is a. mistake somewhere,
and lie means to find it.
“Try again,” is his motto. He
will begin and go sowly and carefully
through all the work. If he does
not find the mistake then, lie will do
the same again, running through the
lines of the multiplication tabic in his
mind, or making them ’*y additions
on his slate. He will hit upon the
wrong and get the right, you may be
sure.
children in the neighborhood of Rath,
and she asked that they might be
sought for. The inquiries set on foot
revealed a highly romantic little history.
The two children were found —one in
the Rath Union, and the other a do
mestic servant, filling a situation to
which she had lieen sent by the au
thorities of the Dutton Union. They
had each been left with farmers in the
immediate nighborhood of Bath by a
person named Morton, who twelve
years ago presented himself first at
one house and then at the other. In
each "instance he claimed relationship,
and, after a pretty lengthy visit, ob
tained permission to leave a child,
when he and a woman by whom he
was accompanied, and who passed as
his wife, represented as their only one.
In introducing themselves they stated
that they had come from India, and
produced references to Anglo-India
families of high position in Rath.
They represented when they left the
children that they were going to Scot
land tef visit relatives, and would be
back in a few weeks, and in one in-
stance they promised to pay five shil
lings per week for the maintenance of
the child. They were J never after
ward heard of, mid the two persons
with whom the children had l»een left,
mutually learning some months after
ward of the manner in which they had
been duped, sent the children to the
work house belonging to the respec
tive district in which they resided, and
there they remained for twelve years.
On tearing of their discovery the lady
who had at first' written sent $70 to
Canon Brooke, with a request that
the children should be sent to India.
The application was made known to
the guardians, who, after investigating,'
consented. Till the inquiries were set
on foot each of the children was in ig
norance of the existence of the other,
and they will not only now meet their
grandmother for the first time, hut a
brother younger than themselves.
u’lfiiua.o I facilities, have, in aihjiinn In litcir large slock iiotr on hand, contracted for increased tjuun-
Ultes, sumcienMo meet the largnit dcmand-iur Cotton Ties.-lo sorer tl>« entire cron the coniine season,
utul iio«-;:tbroiightheir Agents tenets Hr, offer the popular and irrepressible ARROW Ti K at S? 5y
l , er bundle, less per cent, discount for cash, in bundles complete, being less than the market value
— o merit tbeoodtinded patronago of the
.. their Agents are instructed to contract
Merchants al til., atxive named price and teams for future delivery
up to the in «t August iu quantities as in.: ' be required from time to. time, settlements being made on
deliver}-. , . ■* i? * - JancT-tri-w&wtm.
, * , r“; ;**•■*• tut lmh| su uuuuiva tviuju
or|imitt hoofiir^rf ; and it being the ourimse of th« Company toj
plant in# Yommiluuy and to tleft.’all competition that inay arise, th
with .iralen*, Factors arid Couutrv Merchant* at the nlxive nauie'l
WM. A. HAYGOOD,
’ ’ ’■! little
38 and -£2 Marietta Street,
NEW SPRING GOODS.
Notwithstanding the hard times,
THE UNDERSIGNED IS RECEIVING A FULL
SUPPLY OF ALL KlNl)S OF
Spring and Summer Goods
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tipuailtit eih Panib Prices l
He most earnosilv*invites his old customers and. the public generally,
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And Especially ©ash .©iJ&TOMEiRS*
TO CALI. ANiVEXAMINE HIS
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(GOODS xVISTD PRICKS
Iklurv jiurcliiisinjt dhcwlictc, ufi lu 1 is ywiiitleiil lid can both whl; £Go<Is anti piitcs.
Alliens; t in. . nplV-Tm £3- C- BOBBS.
Rock Bottom Prices.
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS. MATTINGS,
Curtains, Wall Paper,
/ AND—
General Interior Decoration*
MOSQUITO NETS A SPECIALTY.
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I WORKING ON A CASH BASIS. \
FOE
ESTABLISHED 1865.
THE CHEAPEST BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE
JESS OBOStGOA.
ORDER EVERYTHING IN THIS LINK DIRECT TO
Pllllps cfc Crew, Atlanta, Ga.
PIANOS AND ORGANS
|SrOF EVERY GRADE. SEND FOR PRICES._*fcl
PHILLIPS, CREW & FREYER.
uiS»\iri»-run
ATLANTA, «A.
Salt and molasses to suit the taste;
a teaspoon of soda, hut none to waste;
two cups of sweet meal and oiio of
flour; put in the oven and hake an
hour; cool a little aud then devour.
A safety envelope, to prevent tam
pering, has been devised. On the flap
the words “ attempt to open” are prin
ted with u double set of chemicals, the
first impression containing nutgalls
and the second green vitriol. If tho
flap be steamed or moistened in any
way the magic printing will appear.
The covered bridgo oyer the Con-
-nccticut river between Northampton
aud Hadley, was blown over by a her-
ricane, accompanied by a severe thun
der shower. A number of persons
were hurled into the river, aud sever
al were killed and wounded.
Slaughter by Ifidiaits.
Tbv Savugpi. Kamiiant In thr Mark Hill*-Widr-
»prr*d Consternation.
Dk ahwood, D. T., July 26.—
James Ryan, a resident of Starfish
City, just arrived, slates that Lieut.
Letnly, with Ids company of soldiers,
augmented by a dozen civilians, left
that point on Sunday morning last,
with two days’ rations, and the party
have not been heard from since.
Lieut- Reynolds, with twenty sol
diers, has just arrived there from
Hat creek, and was getting ready to
go oat in search of them.
Two large bodies of Indians were*
seen yesterday morning on tho Red
Water, about five miles from Spear-
fish. ! ' /
Kiplinger’s ranch, on Crow creek,
was attacked by Indians yesterday.
Seven men occupied it at the time,
two of whom escaped and made their
way to Spearfish. The others have
not been heard of since. Tho Indians
captured all the stock and burned the
ranch and a quantity of hay.
Later—Intense excitement prevails
throughout the city. At short inter
vals since yesterday, horsemen have
been arriving from the different towns
and hay fields in t ! is vi.-mity, bring
ing deta'Is of fresh murders and out
rages by the savages, who seem to
have broken away from the agencies
in large numbers and arc infesting
the country in all directions. Up to
this hour, 7 ©'clock p. m., at least
twenty murders havo been reported.
Some of the kilted are well-known
citizens of Deadwood "who went to
the relief of Lieut. Lemly’s surveying
party. Nearly every ranche along
the Red Water and in Spearfish
Valley has been devastated.
IFU'RISriTTXIRIE I L ,
- A splendid new stock
Parlor and Chamber Suits
From Twenty-five to Five Hundred Dollars complete.
DINING ROOM AND LIBRARY FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS.
Prices as cheap as any Fust-class House in the South.
S. ©. &E2TBZUQ3: &
21 Marietta street, Atlanta, Ga.
Cottage Suits $25 to $60. Send orders or letters tf inquiry.
FRANK IsK. POTTS,
A&Uuxfea, Georgia.
Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
iiiswAiri^gn^ 19 Alabama Street.
I3ZOTJSE
Atlanta* Georgia. * ‘ y :/ ° f
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The proprietor of the MARKHAM HOUSE takes this method of
informing the traveling public, that notwithstanding tlm great Euro
pean war, his hotel will continue to entertain with its usual hospitali
ties uud first-class accommodations, such as he flatters himself has
given great popularity and success to his house, and general satisfac
tion to those who have honored him by ^becoming his guests. Board
reasonable and accommodations first-class.
tjoixo. B-. Owe as, BxrQparietor.
GRAIN, MEAT AND
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Couipetitioil Invited From all Quarters.
Regular Bikers Against High trices;
Cash Against Time!
AND CASH ALWAYS WINS.
COME AND SEE HOW WE CAN SELL GOODS.
Talmadge, Hodgson & Co.
ATHENS HIGH SCHOOL,
Mtlledtje Avomie, Cohbhnro.
CIGAR FACTORY.
ANTICIPATING to reopen our fi^ur Fmtorv
on n lur^.-r scale tlmn ever bolore, we otter the
A. B. Brumby, A. M., M. B., > fo|,owi,i « brand * o, ‘ at u> *i«-
i»niNcip.ir«
PUPILS RECEIVED AT ANY TIME.
Terms—$G a Scholastic Month.
W. U. 1I!LL.
THOMPSON, jr.
COX, HILL & THOMPSON,
Wlioiutu Df_»!.»:«» IV
Foreign mo Domestic uquors ac. (
No 29 PEACHTREE ST., ATLANTA, GA.
Aud Dietillera of t’.i Stone Mountain Corn
NVhiahev
octOJl.ly.
Wool Carding Factory.
The nndoraiguetl lias his new Custom Wool
Cards now in operation at the Factory, at the
eastern terminus of Broad street, Athens, Ga.
Work done satisfactorily and with disnatch.
_ H.T. FOWLER, Agent.
sprit 10-4m.
count from our usual prices so as to sell our
immense stock—
15,000 Plantations.]
16,000 Phi Kappa and Demos.
8,000 Big Bonanzas.
9,000 Our Favorite brand.
5,000 H. Uprnan.
5,000 Flor do Menuel.
5,000 Key West
9,000 Choice.
5,000 Figa- j.
8,000 Partagas (Concilia.)
5,000 Partagas (5 inch.)
5,000 Ready Relief.
5,000 La Espanola
10,000 No Brand.
Kalvarinsky & Liobler,
ATHENS,. GEORGIA.
PLANTERS’ HOTEL,
AUGTJ"STAt GEORGIA.
NEW AR.E.A1VC-EMEIVT.
Kates Keduoed to $3 per Bay.
HAYING LEASED THIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL, I enter
upon its management by Reducing Rates, and asking ot the Travel
ing Public, especially my friends of Carolina and Georgia, a contum
anee of that liberal support they have always given it.
B. F. BROWN.
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