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1TLAITA DAILY HEEALL. VOL. II—NO. 30. ATLANTA, GA., TUESDAY, SEPTE3IBEI1 23, 1873. WHOLE NO- 336 HIKTS FOR THE LADIES. Latest Ciosafp About the Sc Buried Alive. I TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN COLUMBIA COUNTY, WIS CONSIN — FOUR CBD.DREN ENTOMBED AT FLAT—THREE SMOTHERED IN THE SAND. DRY GOODS! FAINTS, OILS, GLASS, ETC. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. —-—. " mer- chants, corner Decatur and Pryor streets, op- | poeite the Kimball House. ’ P THE ENGLISH WALKING JACKET SUIT. the Columbus, Wisconsin, Democrat. The English walking jacket is a stylish and f ‘ r “. and ,ho commodious homeslead serviceable garment, which takes the first 1,le “ e J er ,s 81u “ ted t *° “ lles f ™ m It. i.p.n.aa.1 UU £,'1!$“.^ “.W,?, o“?Sl and winter suits, and is plain enough bri 8»>‘. heathly children all of tender ages, uY traveling, shopping, etc., yet sufficiently ro r m P ln 8 »™y th « r tsppy hours as careless handsome to be worn with all but the most ot impemjing «v,l as the butterfly. Before dressy street toilettes. It is the most ^“eoflhem Arrester had garnered Shortly after 2 o’clock, Mrs. Niemeyer saw three of her little boys at the front grate. The youogest was crying, and she sent the sister Emma out playing with them for awhile, anrl to bring him in for a nap. This was the last time she ever Raw three of her children alive. Thirty or forty rods from the house, and three or four rods back from the highway, is a little knoll which contains good sand, many loads of which have been drawn away, from time to time. The excavation which remains is trilling, however, and a passer by would as soon sus pect danger to be lurking in a door- yard as in that slight depression. Formerly, this liad been a favorite resort for the child ren. but they had been forbidden to go there, and had even been punished lor so doing, and had not visited the place for a long time. Doubtless, they wandered down that nay, and could not resist the fascination that sand has for all tiny hands. That afternoon Mr. Starkweather, without Niemeyer’s knowledge, had sent Fred Hicks to the spot alter one or more loads. Probably the cavity left was hardly of sufficient size to back a cart into. 8EWINU MACHINE AGENCIES. largely imported in the thick, soft, shaggy cloth now called camel’s hair cloth, but formally known as chinchilla, and in heavy diagonal cloths showing wide vertical ribs. Dark olive, blue, bronze, slate and myrtle green cloths are preferred this >eason to black ones. The trimming is usu ally bland, revers, cuffs, etc., of velvet cr of repped silk of the shade of the cloth, piped or corded on the edge, or else headed with the new yak braid. The buttons are of steel or pearl, colored to match, or else of oxidized silver. If a more dressy garment is preferred, cashmere or camel’s hair is nsed, with silk and fringe or yak lace for trimming. FRENCH COSTUMES. Costumes for the street form an important part of fall importations. They are made with skirts long enough to touch the door when worn in the house, but are drawn up by rings and drawing-strings before going out; and when a mantle is added, the street r»nit is complete. The redingote reappears as we described it last week. A basque and over-skirt are also retained, in altered shapes! TOHN KEELY HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK, j J having purchased by far the largest and Choicest Stock, which it has: . 0 ,^ A e tli'nu. n ak A * 6 “ t - °° rnet Ert * d “ d “* rielu ever been his fortune to offer to the public. Particular attention is called | WXT' 171 k famulf kavwite A . MACHINE Wagons. Ac. Send for t <■» * j . however, and there is ao effort to simplify The surface is of clay or loam; the rains of ornament, and use more flat trimmings on Saturday night had rendered it heavier than skirts that now' cling very closely to the figure, , U3aa i f au d it fell just at that time of oil oth-) aad are decidedly abridged in width. ers, when those innocents were beneath it. , Among over-skirts the round, long apron > Thus suddenly their play-house became their front now worn is again seen, bet sutlers a tomb. How long they remained there is not ! c hange by being opened np to the belt be- ; e xactly known. There was an interval %)f hind. This opening is trimmed upeach side; something more than an boor between their ' the back breadths are not draped in the mid- ; leaving the gate and their discovery. The 1 die, but are formed into two long points by j little boy Willie, who was taken out alive, j being caught up very high on the sides. heard teams passing at intervals along the' Basques have attained the perfection ot J r oad, but, partially covered as he was, his j ^hnpe, and are not radically changed. T he ones were too feeble to attract attention. Once ! revers, with coat collar and ruff, are its con- Emum called and said faintly through the) spicuous features, and appear on both single sand, “Willie, where are you?” The child! and double-breasted jockey basques. THe j answered •‘Here,*’ as well as lie could. After-i ruff and round revers, with the back turned j wards he caught the words, “Are you going I up, is very stylish. Broad backs, formed of home?” Then lollowed for some time a sound , loar pieces ot the same width, are found . 0 f sobbing and catching for breath, and then j among the new dresses oftener than those : 0 u was glill. Their puny struggings were as j with wide side-bodies and narrow middle ; nothing against the great conqueror, pieces. Thick cords are again used in the ! Niemeyer was at work about the barn and j arm-holes and as edging for the front of j house, and several times asked for the chil- J • usque skirts, instead of a piping told. The dren. Presently an cider sister was sent to | lower part of the basque formed into fanciful look for them. At last she went to the sand- | lappets, or else has two hollow plaits, is either pyf. Only a portion of Willie s hair was visi- j square or pointed, and is ofien edged with hie through the clay, and his exhausted cries lace or fringe, while the trout is plainly ; were hardly audible. Sbe saw the whole corded. ... i disaster in a moment and flew' back to her The demi-polonaise, with long pointed i father. He is at the fatal spot almost iu an front, rounding shorter behind under a instant. The casting aside ot two or three basque, is the style chosen for dresses tLat , hindfuls of earth uncovers Willie’s head, are to be worn both in the house and street. \ Alive, think God! He runs nimbly away as It is made close-fitting and single-breasted, I he is pulled from the sand. It is the but has the inevitable revers and collars. ; WO rk 0 f on jy a moment ruffs. away the clay and sand Double ruffs are in fashion, and crepe lisse one. It is Otto, aged three to the following class of Goods, viz: 100 PIECES BLACK ENGLISH ALPACA, color guaranteed, 50 pieces BLACK LUSTRINE MOHAIR, 50 pieces of the best value in BLACK SILKS ever offered, 300 pair BLANKETS, both white and colored, from the cheapest up to the finest made, of the new shades in Cassiineres, Sateens, and Fine Dress Floods Generally, Everything Desirable in Printed DELAINES, REPS, Solid Colored ALPACAS, atyj Cheap Fancy Dress Goods. The choicest colors made in solid OPERA FLANNELS; Also, a Beauti ful Line of FANCY FLANNELS. A choice line of the XTew “Gray” Dress Goods I 200 PIECES CASSIMERES and JEANS, tor men's wear, and SASH RIBBONS. LACES. All the new styles in NECK RUFFLINGS, BELTS, OXYDYED SILVER BETTONS, 9.9 ■ .... Cura«. Material and Mill stone., 45 Whitehall street. T HQ8. M. CLARKE k CO., Importers and Whole- sslo dealers in Hardware, Cutlery. Harness and Iron Goods of all descriptions Peachtree street Largest stock in the city. . CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. D c WEED EE WING MACHINE j Wagons, Ac. Send for Price "List.** iTosd Street! 1 us t ♦ Office, Corner Broad and Marietta Sta. | ^ ou<1 the Bridge. ^ D AVID McBRIDK, Manufacturer oi Carriages Wagons and Baggies. Decatur street. .1 J ' ^ BI) » c * rri *8® Manufacturer, corner Line 99« and Pryor streets. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. W 8. KEENE k CO., Commission Merchants a 66 Peachtree and 39 Broad street. Best city i corner Broad and Alabama streets. street. Finest liquors in tbe city. C. CARROLL, Chicago Ale Depot, Pryor street. - - gusta, Go., Commission Merchant, office corner Pryor and Hunter Streets. Advances in cosh or by goods in store or when bills La L EE SMITH’S Saloon, Marietta street, the very best of liquors mixed in tbe best style. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. B ELL a GOLDSMITH, cornet Peachtree andWal street/. C l O." HAMMOCKWhHehoirstreet, near Rsil- Jm road. W ALLACE A FOWLER, Alabama street, opposite Herald Office. P OPE k McCANDLES. Wholewl* Qrooer* and Commission Merchants, and Dealers in all kinds of Produce, No. 83 Whitehall 8treet, Atlanta, Georgia. Orders and consignments solicited. Re turns made promptly. A K. 8EAGO, Wholesale Grocer and General Com- streete miMion ** ercllM1 b corner Forsyth and Mitchell A LEYDEN, W- . ..ui • r h 4 Ut—Wart-1. 4-r lid Commission Mer- *er Bartow Street and ... R- R* Office, Air. bam a Street Grain, Hav, Hour, Bacon, Bulk Meats. Lard. Hams (sugar-cured and plain) Lime, Cement, Plaster. Domestics and Yarns. HOSIERY and GLOVES, (line French kids.) LACE COLLARS, Fleecy Lined PIQUE, EMBROIDERED FLANNELS, White and Red FLANNELS, SHIRT BOSOMS, SIGN AND FRESCO PAINTING. W M. MACKIE can be found at his old stand, where orders will be attended to. Kruerer A j Bro. can be found at the office of the above. (». W. Jacks, Whitehall street, Atlanta. STOVE AND HOUSEFURNISHING 6Q00S. - IS' R. Paper stock, old metal, hides. BLACK SPANISH VEILS, and a thousand other things to mention which would be.tedious. TEWAKT « WOOD, dealers iu Stoves, Hollow ware, Housefurnishing Goods and Children’s Car- rioges, No. 73 Whitehall street. UNDERTAKERS. t tHAS. R. GROOMS, Undertaker, Hearses nroinpt- ! T j ly sent when requested. 1 9f • Merchants in Grain and Produce. Handles pro- —-— —i-..... . .— xr j due* by car load without expense. Yellow Front, P WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, ETC. R. PAYNE A CO., Commission Merchants and Dealers in Paper, Pacer Bags. Twines, Rope, .,33 Pryor street. S TEPHENS A FLYNN, Commission Merchants, and dealers in Grain, Fiour, Provisions, Country Produce, Lime and Cement. Forsyth street, Atiants, Go. T R. SIMMONS x CO., Wholesale Grain and Prc- • vision Defers, Alabama street. A GHOLSTON, General Commission Mer Jl A chants iu Grain, Provisions, llsy and Flour, For syth street, near W. A A. 11. R. WILLIAMS A CO., Dealers and CmlHftM 500 HANDSOME NEW STYLE SHAWLS, 50 BLACK THIBET SHAWLS, everything ? ib i bo ® 8 . Notions, Etc., No. 88 Whitehall street. At- * * ® I lknta, Georgia. desirable in Ladies and Gent’s HANDKERCHIEFS. 100 pieces of the I ruffs are fuller and higher than ever. They consist of two rows of doable and even triple box-plaiting, with the clusters of plaits to scrape the next w years and five months. He will never be any older. Dead, quite dead! In another instant the pretty face of Emma i* uncovered. A single touching; they are three inches high behind, ! glance tells us that the spirit escaped im prisonment before the body did. Heart rendering work is it for a father to do. Just at this juncture the mother arrives with a shove), a movement or two of which reveals (Lear, aged one year and ten months. It is dark to him now in the sunny fields &9 it was in the horrible pit. The earth has given them up; but it is only that they may be coffined and returned to it. The father and mother may sit down by their dead babies and weep, for they can do nothing more. CHEAPEST EMBROIDERIES EVER TXf M. RICH A CO., Wholesale Notions, White Goods, Millinery and Fancy Goods, 15 Decatur street, ; Atlanta. Go. ft I? 1- E It EII \v *’• PECK & CO., Wholesale Whit. Good,, Notiona ”■ * HHIilri >> Hosiery and Gloves, Kimball House. 50 pieces Choice Irish Linens and Table Linens of tbe Choicest makes at extraordinary j __ prices. 150 dozen Towels, which defy competition. Ladies’ and Gent's Marino Shirts and Draws, iu immense variety. Many of these goods have already arrived and the balance will be arriving daily, and pur chasers are earnestly invited to take a look before buying, as no fancy prices will be asked. Small profits and quick sales being the motto. At YVOOD ENG HAVING. i Wood, corner Peachtree and Marietta, up stairs. MISCELLANEOUS. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. ill Gloss and Earthenware, Kimball House. V* AW A OO., Wholesale Crocaary, Mar:*r FRUITS. VEGETABLES. ETC. A NTONIO TOKF.K. Dealer m Fruits, aai Vege tables. No. 107 Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. P. O. Box Mi GROCERS. TUMLIN, No. 604 MARIETTA STREET—FAM- 8.&G. CAHN A UAMP, Wholesale Grocers and Provision Dealers, 35 East Alabama Street, Atlanta, Georgia. ecp2l-6t H. CASTLEMAN, P IU O VISION General Produce Broker, ATLANTA, GA. Oifice—Alabama Street, opposite Depot. eeplD tf ATLANTA PAPER MILLS. A tlanta paper mills—jas. obmond pbo- priktok. For specimen of •• News," w. refer to this issue of this paper, APOTHECARIES. ,ind slope away in front to one inch. A sin gle niff is worth $2.50, and is bound with soft lutestring ribbon, which is grateful to the neck, on which the burden of style and too much dressing for comfort rests at the pres ent moment. Other double niffs have side plaitings inside with double box-plaitings in side with double box-plaiting outside. These are sold by the yard for $2. When made of Malines, the the single ruff costs $2.25. Black and white mixed rnffs are new, also those with jet beading on tbe edge. Imagine a box-plaited frill of black Malines (fine tulle) I Lions is Algesia—A I’eksistent Hunter. with tiny jet beads on the edge, and inside ; M. Constant Cheret, the indefatigable wild tiffs a plaiting of white tulle. These are worn 1 beast killer, devotes his life, says Galignani, with black dresses ty ladies in colors, and ! to that task, and according to his calculation, coat $2 50 a yard. White tulle ruffs with \ ought to achieve his object in five years. The dots of black chenille on the edge are $1 75 j Tell Is ravaged, he declares, by between 700 for tbe single ruff, or $3 by the yard. More and 800 lions. Each costs in oxen, horses, stylish still are the all-black, double, box- mules, cimels, sheep and goats, 8, G00 francs plated raffs of talle edged with jet. We re- per annum. Its average life being thirty-five peat, these are designed for ladies in colors. I years, the damage which it occasions in all is For those who wear mourning are black crepe : 120,000 francs. Gerard pul the figures higher, lisse raffs at $2 50 a yard. ; os he took the annual sum at 0,000 francs, Among laces, Valenciennes remain the pop-: and the total at 210,000 francs. However nlar ohoice, and the fancy now is to arrange ; that may be, tbe tax is excessive, and M. high lace ruffs of very fully plaited Yalen- j Cheret proposes to t.-y and free the country eiennes with standing collars,'revers and bows j from that tribute. In another point ot view, of repped silk, pink, bine or pa'e green. Very j the lion and panther indirectly are the cause | handsome lace raffs with a silk collar turned j of ravages far more disastrous. The Arabs, ; up behind, and showing revers in front, and j with a view of driving away these dangerous tabs or jabots of Swiss muslin with lace, cost 1 beasts, have already destroyed half the woods from $15 to $30. These are too elaborate for ol Algeria, and ever}- year new fires are lit description, and are worn to complete elegant : with the same object. Those considerations toilettes for tbe house. j have determined the sportsman just mention- Exquisite sets of raft'and wristlets arc made ! ed to have recourse to new instruments J of finest Valenciennes and sheer muslin, ar- , of hunting. Asa means of destruction cor- | ranged in box plaits, while between the plaits, i responding to his views, he has iuvented j and qnite separate from them, are square tabs what he calls the silocage, and of which the ■ | of insertion and lace, in which a tiny white following is a short description; The frame j # th e bridge, m»ke»a4v*nces to planters. A full wire scarcely thicker than thread is sowed to and bars are of iron. It is three metres I line of Agricultural Implements, Publishers of the keep them erect; these cost teu dollars. Plain about ten feet long, two six feet and six inches 1 Rural Southerner. ;..mined muslin ruff's in thick box plaits are wide, and the same in weight. Mounted on \ | ARK w. JOHNSON. Dealer iu Agricultural im- i onaidered distiDgne, and are inexpensive, three cast-iron wheels of small diameter.it A vl plemants^Seed^Gnano, etc. Aivaaces made to costing only thirty-five cents for the single can be moved even on difficult ground. 1 he yard required for the close coat-sleeves and upper part opens with lolding doors, like a ■ iieck of high-throated dresses. Mnshn rnfts wardrobe, and they close of themselves at the with hemstitching doDe by machinery and slightest shock given to springs of steel, an edging of Italian lace are also pretty, and j Catches retain the lids as they fall and imprio costfkr less than those hemstitched by hand, on the animal as soon as he touch* s tbebot- The regular Elizabethan raft, so often an- tom of the trap, properly baittd, on the nounced, has at length appeared. It t* Uo gr. n;; :l frequented, by the wild animas, and IrilUof plaited muslin, oue standing and tbe machine away to some menagerie prepared other Bering out horizontally or else turned for the pmpose. down on the shoulders. A narrow ribbon J — passed around the neck separates the ruffles, p , _ A p . 4ir of picnicelb ol , S , IU r r , 1D c is .| SK»*t?St ar* JOHN KEELY’S. Comer Whitehall and Hunter 6trects. : near Whitehall, Atlanta, Go. INSURANCE AGENTS. T GAD8DEN KING, General Agent, Fire, Marine 9j • and Life. London aud Lancashire Fire. Vir> glnla, Fire and Marine. Cotton States Life. Broad street. Atlanta. Ga. A tlanta department life association of America. Officers— T. L. Langston, Presi dent; C. L. Redwine, Vice-President; J. H. Morgan, Secretary; General L. J. Gartrell, Attorney; Wi am G. Drake, Medical Examiner. Broad street, corner Alabama. P. O. Box 276. Ijl H. LEDUO. Manufacturer of Tin Ware, Agent JF • for Kerosene Stoves, Pratt’s Astral Oil, Triumph Washing Machine. Clothes Wringer, etc., Belgean Sheet Iron and Enameled Ware. Whitehall street. ft TB ITCHCOCK & CO’8. Soap Factory—A full line of Laundry and Toilet Soaps constantly on hand. 27 Alabama street, Atlanta. Go. CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS. J H. DYKEMAN, Merchant Toiler and Dealer in • Gents’ Furnishing Goods, No. 4 Peachtree street, near tbe National. J G. JONES. Fashionable Tailoring Establishment • within fifty yards of National Hotel and Kimbal House. Full Line of goods always on hand. CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC. street. Atlanta, Ga. G EO. J. HOWARD, successor to Howard Ac McKay, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, at the Old Stand, Peachtree street. AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES. i hand. Broad ■Tail street.. General Agent of New York j I urnishes bridal cakes etc.. Marietta street, west of Spring’s first store. _ Country Produce st. low rates, at Junction of Marietta and Walton streets. [Alto B. WYLIE A CO., Wholesale Grocer, I 32 and 34 North Broad street. Pryor and Line streets. Saab, Blinds, Mouklinga, to., Broad street. L AGER BEER BREWERY. City Brewery, corner Collins snd Harris streets. Lager Beer, Ale and Beer, Fechter, Mercer A Co., office in Old Post Office Building, Atlanta, Ga, _ Go., Wholesale dealers in Foreign and Domestic |Whiskies, Wines, Brandies, Rums, Gins, etc., snd P&oraiEToas or the Mountain Gat Whiskies. mestic Liquors. Peachtree street. ^hdfEADOR BROS.. WholesaleTobbaccoandLiquor- aTX 35 Whitehall street. Atlanta. Ga. liu Fiue Cigars. Pipes, Tobacco, Snuff Boxc6 and j . i Smokers Articles, No. 17 Peachtree street, Atlanta, MARBLE YARDS. iy, omee __ ffrua\ j* ktthut Cia.™ Tnharrn .ml Sm.ff I Ue - offlce mnd Wor ” corner Loyd and Ala* ms RwhSJSitiSf viL’vVfuL\a d I streets, opposite O. U. Jones & Co.'s Livery §U> -a. cv office ^ hiteball street, near railroad. I Orders solicited and promptly tilled. Prices rea* ua- No. 2 Wall street, Kimball House. flowing below the belt. r>ne to two aodft half inches wide. Bazar. - Ilnrprr't There was a large picnic.| the company were waiting for the train at a station near a high tressle bridge. It wus^hh some minutes till train time, and a youn BANKS. COTHRAN & JACKSON. BANKERS, HOME Groorgia. Collections «nd Remittances piomptly attended to. J aepV-Jm B ank of the state of Georgia—f. m. Co ker, President; W. W. Bell. Cashier. Paper dis j 1 counted. Deposits received. Foreign and Domestic I Exchange bought and sold. Checks on all points in | the other dav. 1 Europe, iu sums to suit. It w is over uu l Agents for the Inman and Cnnard Steamship ’ 1 Lines, a#- First class aud steerage tickets ai lowest Oldest Insurance Agency in the city. ture. Burglar aud Fire-proof Safes, Broad street. A TLANTA DEPARTMENT Southern Life. Jno. B. Gordon President, A. H. Colquitt Vice Presi- eut, J. A. Morris Hecretarv. CONTRACTORS COPPER. BRASS AND IRON. I blc. Terms cash. Foreign and Amer street, Atlanta, t MEDICAL.. M^ U. W. T. PARK, office No. 3J‘, WttUehali street, P. O. Box No. 15?*, Atlanta, Go. Treatment of IDDLKTON A UKUS.. coppersmuna, uraes chronic Diseases. Impurities of the Blood, obstetric? Founder!. Finishers, Gas Fitters aud Sheet iron Diseases of Women and Childreu tc id- a spec- Workers, Broad street, opposite the Sun Building. 1 i*ity. All work done promptly. | JEWELRY. SILVER WARE. Agent for the Arundel Fet*b:e Spectoclo*. Practices in all the courts. Special attention giv to tbe collection of claims, and all business promptly H UNNICUT A BELI.INGRATHS. Gas Fitters, Brass Workers, aud dealers iu Stoves, Marietta treet. Atlanta. CANDY AND CRACKERS. NURSERYS. S ' OtTHEBS SIKSEBV, Irwm proprietors, Propagators snd Dealer* in Fruit Treea, Grape Vines, Ornatueotal Shrubbery, Hot House Plants, etc. PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. LEWIS’ STEAM BAKERY Manufactures all Forsyth street. Scalped Auvt—While Amelia Grinnel, voona Biri, was worfeiaK U*t week in a shingle couple thought they vronld lake a vukou » vonngp , ^ a , h ., ft whi *. h tne budge to enjoy the delights of love-mak- r * s. 3ALG8H1N, Bankers and Brokers, next to j[ 9 National Hotel. Exchange bought and sold. DYE-WORKS. null 5i Oshkosh, WU.. ufidtr v.-s. going i the rswof t«o hundred revolt.- | ‘“8 together with tbe sensuUou ol looking ri^s per »I»»teVhe» hrur. which tvae very down into the depths of tbe gulf beneath long, csngbt in the knuckle-joint and in an in- then., f hey had made their way about fifty stent itvra* torn ent.rely from her head, fak- ' J«d« over the chasm when a gravel tram ,og with it all the flesh and muscles on her came shoo ,ng around a short bend m the,r hni “From a line," says a local paper, faces. A deep cat had bid the train till it TZ A.A1. A»<,hr nw wasnlmostwpon them. It was nn awful sit-1 Money to loan, IRE DOLLAR feAYiNGS BANK, No. j K’.mbali | r |V-- X House. William Gordon, president; Jas. Willi*, cashier. J Juo. T. Grant, president: Perino Brown, cash’r NO. U. JAMES, Banker, James’ Block. L. J. GLENN A: SON, Attorneys at T^aw, practice | in all tho State Court* and iu tbe United States Courts. Office over James’ Bank. McCONNELL, Attorney at Lfc«\ office corner ■■ hitehall and Hunter i ‘ the Courts in Atlanta Circuit. 8TOBO FARROW, Attorney-at-law, No. 1 Ma- D DENTISTS. H. JAMES ALLEN LINK, Dentist, corner White- ^) Drug Store, on Whitehall street, photographs, etc., executed ciouiytly.at reasonable j rate* Call and tee apeefineMO. PRIVATL BOARDING HOTSFS. J ONH H. WEBB, No 8’2 Whitehall, aud 71 Broatl ) sir. affords. Its. OVERBY ball and Huuter streets, Atlanta, Ga. CARPENTER. Dentist. No. ung nouee—Near the bridge, convenient to all the Churcbea, Pest T .t,. •" ‘drawn around from each eyebrow, her *kuil ! almost upon , , waaUft white and bur., without a trace ol . nation, and the lady comprehended , tat once, blood or flesh. The «r,u. a e,t part of the .c- dni not lose her presence of muid cidant is, that sbe felt little or no pain, de- us events prov ed. Ihey coaid not i daring that when it was being torn off aU that j£^ b ® ^^1°, flAll. Ha! IWKtmmni Wwgmrr. fl j ci,* realized was a ttckhwr MiMioii m her overuKc tnem. me engineei wmsueu u u | H, ,„d coHnn r« 0 *.Twin# unw n j ! MiP it* .. , • .< _ . a l.rn*rr.Q Itni it ,v.»D ..Itidonllr noi.A.-lllln in sin', head. Sbe coolly wailed patiently f< Her only regret wi her mother. The r , - . - lone lock of harr, waa curled and cctwiu. d J™ around th. shaft of the joiat. and when the cape whatever for the luckless couple. The,r ™;il W.« stunned it wm taken down bat no mangled bodies would evidently be dashed TSBBSk 'nresence of mUd io place 1 into tbe ehasm. The lady railed to her con, \ TLA NT A NATIONAL BANK, Capital $10«.(KJO United States Depository. A. Austell, President W. H. Tuller. Cashier. siuHU i'akkuw, Attomey-at-i»’v, so. l aia- • rietta street, up staira, practic. « in all the Xv 31 l ! Office. Library, etc. ' ^ L D. CARPENTER. Dentist, No. 47 Whitehall I TEW ladies anil gentlemen fan lAjaccoxatnuSated • street. Atlanta. Ga. with good board at Mrs. Overby’i. oa^lroad D. BADGER. Surgeon Drnuat, Peachtree street. • Work promptly and neatly fin inked. BAG MANVFACTORY. I OUN MlLLEDuE. Marietta street. Whitehall AUCTIONEERS. treet* .inot across the bridge.' M uTuHtD, at *bv "I nliwi Rouaa^ on Peachtree street, com farni-h^plaMaat t. taaiilit s or single persufia* Da^ ^oardci a re* 1 cetveff. bPENCElt, Attorney at L*w comer Wmwtia. Alabama street* (Up stair*), Atlanta. Ga. GRAFFENRIeD, Attoruev at Law, *p m i attention to the prosecution of claim* a-jam* ‘Georgia and Unite I State*. Office No. 1 Ami the Golden Boot, 3'J Peachtree street. Atlanta, | tell’s Buildiug, up stair*. TjA C. MAYsON, Auction and Uunimission Merchant, d Dealer Iti Furniture. Marietta street. PICTURES AND FRAMES. CHirotnoo. Mouldings. Looking Glaaoea apd pastes, No. 37 J. Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Go. , one bad sufficient presence of mind to I it upon her head. It L nearly perfect! aud P“'»“ todro P; and.uddenly dropped herself. ^ imw. .\jLt-untiiLAjl i/i taii it with the Hotb dropped jn»t iu time, and they Iiudr sus- tair ^T^ Itat M^nUTlliorera it may >'C_£®“ d ? d a s ! < :!g er .. rl " d ^. the ” b . i h‘, t . 1 *; 1 ZV used an a wig. A UK HAM V HOLDEKNESS, WboleMle rte.ler. CARPETS. MATTINC8. ETC. Inny train uaased over them Thus thev cl-u-r W «• KESIDtllCKa k BOAS, i he Ur K e»t •iiyplr of long train paaaea ovot tuem. mils mey cl,.ug ^ Cupap. Oilcloth* »nJ to ba found in the with their hands until some gentlemen of the < MarUtta *tM«t. Tbe Hon./. H. Platt, of Virginia, denies company went on the bridge and rescued them that he endeavored to have iinsby’e appoin- from their perilous siuntion. They were uu- I MUSIC AUD MUSICAL IHSTRUWItWTt. rligrrl,-^ He says: “I donbt that ' harmed, except torn clothing and a scratch cr gi uilfokd, wood a oo.. Dealer, to u„*lc, or- - - ^ " ** * v ^ ** * * —two, and IbfT saved their lirea by a ocrsit^h. , V* gan*. Pianos, Muwcal llarobaudisA, *nd iaapor- It was the principal event of a ve'ry pleasant 1 latrwaeut.*nd 8trius«. ss Whitehall occasion, and was so thrilling that some ot J) UVALa NUNNAl.LY, AUurtiey* at Law, unttiu ! BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. 13HU.L1PS k CREW. No. 1 Marietta street. JT ^filers, t tori oners and Plano Dcalrra. *■ nr HOOT K A WALDEN7~Bouka and Fancy bto* tloncry, 106 Whitehall Street. i BISINESS COLLE11ES. I LHIIIt. B SOLI HEKS BUSINltfcS limVEBJUTV, H COME ONE! COME AIL!: AND RBGISTBB. . 'LL winking t pa, ticipate in our Etmictpal Elec- ehonld such an attempt be made it would be uutnwifnl. for I know that tbe rneces* of tbe ticket beaded by Colonel K. W. Hughes is as ardently desired by President Grant, and every one connected with bis admlnl.lration, as by 3. H. Platt.” / tba young l.oieawbo saw .hUdsn^.r closed j (). ^ their eyes and fainted. The man had belter ’ k g< >nt * and other celebrated piano*. 16 WhltahaU secure that woman as ft life-jires^rver. atreet, Atlanta. Ga. A - tioua are required to come to my office at the City Hal!, aud register their name*, where thfc bo<ik* are nowtptu „ *taudacd* inaUtuUon, the iargeat and l*eat practi- | for iUat pnryogo, , FRANK T. RYAN, r,EO. T. m, Attoru.r-.t-Law, No. . Ktn.hJi |jPJS3Tp uSSl^kM* . .rZZ352!L. G Hou«.. Beatd-oc* coruer RcLuncgu aud Rich- j OOLLEOM. ‘ > ataira, 1*4 floor, practic* iu all the court*. art!ton atreeta. H ILL ai UAjiDUU, Mtomevo-at Law. No. Ktnit>aU Hoi Prat-ice in all Hi- court*. LIVERY AND 8ALE STABLES. fNAMtMAIfS _ , Hi DMwtl.r A Mana»,r«. Goran Lin* lwbuw .treeto. lh.-» huudrad Qndaatn now tu | petition. hoHti a larg* *npi>ly of Mule# Ut>!H. PISTOLS, Ktr. 4hlN 4. dealer in .Guu*, Rifles. PiirtAtla FREEDMAN'S SAVINRS A TRUST CO. tCh.rtnwd t>r Oovatuiataf of United Stete*. -—~ I OfTic* Broad Street, comer Wetton, R ECEIVES Deposit, of Fit* Coats apwarda. Do- po.tt» p*y»bl* hn demand with tutervte. fate - Am . | Mt compoaadwd twtea p. a. a ate. tend for abater. n vM-lv PHIF.IP D .GOBI Oate t« >