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THE ATLANTA DAILY HERALD. VOL. II—NO. 51. ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3 0, 1873. WHOLE NO. 345 IN BORROWED PLUMAGE, j ««oitar jnet for the fun of the tbmg; another ( H. CastlemaN. i hasn't lime to get one made; another can t A ' ua * : see why it is any worse to hire a ball dress K1MK kkathkits hested to TliK ! than a masquerude costume. As if 1 cared Hilt OS OF FASHION. j why they patronized me. I never ask any : more questions than I can help, and so I sel- j dona know where the dresses are worn unless a woman rftonnso by her knowlesgb or the I they volunteer the inlormation. Now, here ; is a while silk thut was hired last week by a girl who bad been invited to a fashionable wedding. She was young and pretty, and I VAGARIES or HER SEX—ELEGANTLY DRESSED LADIES AT AN HOUR'S NOTICE—WHAT THE PECULIAR SIGN AT 1G8 SIXTH AVENUE MEANS—“LADIES* DRESSES FOR RENT.” These words are placarded on the door of -IG8 Sixth Avenue. The building commences with a store, grows upward into residences, and is all newness and brown stone. The sign quoted is on the door leading to the res idences. The writer read it and entered. A carpeted stairway and hail brought him to another door upon which the inscription is repeated. A rap brought out a lady. She was under thirty years old, above the average in personal attractiveness, and well dressed. She was a little surprised at a mile caller. A slight lilting of the brows over her very large .-ye%*aid so. “Will you walk in, sir V” and her lips as sumed a business smile. i bride or groom. Anyway, she was so nice and sweet that I took a pleasure in fixing her up for the occasion. I’d have given the price she paid to have seen her rich relations stare and wonder.” PECULIAR CUSTOMERS. “Am I ever unable to fiii an order ? Oh, yes, sometimes. An awfully big lady came in. one day and wanted a nice street dress. She lived somewhere in the suburbs, and wanted to make a fashionable call. Bnt I couldn’t fit her—badu’t a waist that would go more than two-thirds around, and she had to go away without a dress. I had a call last week lor seven mourning dresses for a fune ral, and couldn't fill it. You see I hadn’t anticipated any demand in that line, but I shall probably have n quantity of black goods made up. Oreo a girl came in rad wanted Tbe writer entered a neatly famished room i to hire a walking dress. She arid mo was in that was somewhat littered with dressmaking. ! a great lmrry, ..nil seemed a goon ileal iltis- Xbe lady moved a chair toward him, and j tered. Sho picked ont one and sai . it would sank gracefully into another. Then she laid | do well enough, though it real], one band gently over the other ia her lap, in- *ug to make it fit her decently dined her head eoqnettrihlj to one side, and looked like a polite interrogation point. The visitor told her that tbe novelty of her an nouncement had all rac ted his attention, mid that he would like to talk with her about her unique business. “If I should tell you all about it,” she said, good humoredly, “yon would be tired listening before I got ihrongh. II. CA9TLKMAS, H. CASTLF.MAN, Atlanta, Ga. Columbus, Ga. 1’A1HT«, OILS, GLASS, ETC. H. CASTLEMAN, OLMES, CALDER & CO., No 17 Marietta street JlJL Dealers in Paints, Oils and Glass; also Railroad supplies. PR OVISIOU -..SB — Clenei'isl Produce Broker, d PARLEY, DUCK &C0-, Manufacturers' Agents for Oils, Paints, Window Glass, Lamps, Etc., 36 Pryor street, Atlanta, Ga. ■ sewixh machine agencies. ATLANTA, GA. Office—Alabama Street, oppoeite Depot. sepl'J tf r|3UE IMPROVED HOME SHUTTLE SEWING J[ MACHINE. Cheapest aLd most Durable. Also, THE HOME—finest machine made. Price* low. u. G. Maxwell, Gcu’l Agent, corner Broad and Marietta streets, Atlanta, Ga. ATLANTA PAP£R MILLS. p m WEEDSSS Office, Corner Broad and Marietta Sts. ■gVoMESTic 'sowing" :*ia( ; :une "company, No. 4 DeGivt’s Opera House. Tho “Fast Gain- A TLANTA PAPER MILLS—JAS. ORMOND I’KO- pbietor. For Fpecimeaoi ••Kowa,” we refer to this issue of this payer. APOTHECARIES. II OWAItD & SOULE, Wlieeier A Wilsim Epwiag 11 Machine Sales Room, No. 25 Marietta street. Latest style pattern* constantly on L- nd. rg’lliE SINGER DROP-LEAF SEWING MACHINE. Beat Sowing Machine made. R. T. Smilio Agent, corner Broad and Alabama streets. J VOLI.IEK A V H.NADLE. Wholesale and retail Drna- gists and Proscriptioniata, corner Peachtree and Decatur streets. 1 | ENUY C. POPE, Wholesale Druggist,27 Whitehall | JL street. Atlanta, Ga. ■ | OWE SEWING MACHINE AGENCY, corne XX Broad and Alabama streets. As good among machines -.s opi El'.uS 11 c,vc v.as .<:>•.;>:> ; men. EO. J HOWARD, successor to Howard k McKay, X If Wholesale and Retail Druggist, at the Old inland. Peach treo street. AGRICULTURAL VMR-HOUSES. all etreet. Finest liquor* »n tho city. k \ 0. CARROLL, Chicago A!e Dc-pot, Pryor street, \ "• near Albania, is sole agent for the 6:u Rutscll Bourbon Whisky. ff BEN WILSON fc CO.. Broad street, next door to l?| • the bridge, makes advances to plauterc. A full HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. fti BECK. Hardware Mer- riV'MMKY, HTEWaBT X chants. corner Deca potiite t>iT« Kimball House. M. ALEXANDER - * (J . • in Hardware, Carriage Materia! and Mill Stones, 45 Whitehall street. FIIMOfl, M. CLAltKE dc Ip'.nerters and Wkott» 1 sale dealers in Hardware, Cutlery Harness and Iron Goods oi all descriptions Peachtree etreet. Largest stock in the city. t'AURlA(; E Ha 3 l factoRT. Broad street, just : STATE LAW CARDS. *+* Parties having business in any of the. named below, will find the Lawyers whose Cards nserted below reliable and prompt. Cards inserted $30 a year. M ACO ** Join i P. Fort, Attorney at La*r. C. B . Wooten, Aiioiupy it Law. rbAVlD McBRIDfi. Manufacturer o! J / Wagons and Buggies, Decatur street. Carriage* | J. FORD, Carriage Manufacturer, c Q 9 • and Pryor streets. orm.r Line COMMISSION MERCHANTS. \\7 S. KEESE A: CO., Comniissioii ▼ V • 50 Peachtree and 33 Broad street reference given. Merchants, ;. Best city Alter: Cobb, Erwin & Cobb. ys at Law, Athens, Ga. J. A. ANSLKY, formerly J. A. An»ley A Co., of An i Pryor and Him 1 ptauce, r *accomp; Streets i good* i y Drafts. line of Agricultural Implcmen Rural Southerner. |OPE & McCANDLES. Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants, and Dealers in all da of Produce, No. Ho Whitehall Street, Atlanta, orgia. Orders and consignments solicited. Be ns made promptly. Emory Speer, Lawyer, Athene, Georgia, as Solicitor General, will at tend the Courts of Clarke, Jackson, Walton, Gwinnett Hall, Banks, Franklin, Habersham, White, Babur and give attention to collections and other claim*. Tinsley W. Rucker, Attorney-v. Law—Prompt attention giver, to a!’ bus- G. D. Hill, All business promptly and » ar*fa:- ndthc same respectfully solicited. though it really l tdedalter- What made J mu wonder was, that she had on as good a dress already as the one she hired. I asked j planters her where I should send and >he said no- j where—she would put it on. She paid the j rent in advance, audlclt 810 security and the [ : j r oa ckp tnel; rtf?" but she never came back MJ^LSAS, MAY & CO., Dealers and Manutac.titreis oi V rtSS t t00 l k ° n » a L • , Y. ! Srj Paper and Cotton Bags, Twine, Rope. Old Metals, I suppose she wanted to disguise herselt corner p ryora mi Mitchell streets. Atlanta, Ga. , for some reason or other. lVrhajK she Lad 1 —=— == — -- J — been robbing, or something; but I wasn’t to BOOTS AND SHOES. Hiiloon, Marietta street, the veiy | REAL ESTATE AtJEATS » 1, J1 A JS V . Thomas R. Lyon, p Grocer-r,l (ii-nrnl c«i«. ! Attorney u Law, pract ets re*u]«rly in tbe Coarta urocoranuoei ra loom , Dongh( ., 1 y f Baker and Mitcheil counties. Collection. . ... « ... - xl.cueu I A;; 1,;; ir,. • s di title a 4 ?.. —:—r— I a M eric i' V. HAG MANUFACTORY. B Ga SIGN A HD FRESCO PAINT INC. • W. k A. R. K. Office, 0 Alabama Street Grain, Hay, . Flour, Bacon, Bulk Meats. Lar.l, Hams (sugar-cared and plain) Lime, Cement, Plaster, Domestics and Yarns. Tail J. R. f.lcCleskey, Attorn*t at !.v A l& R E S \ 1 e. L *C B •iPiyo refinement ami education. mote. Her Husband was willing to siienti ■» « a womanly passion analyze!,. money for dresses, but not for dogs. So she ,!3 ... ' ,, , , „ nl - , „ ; inst hired a dress from me for two weeks, I -— •i 1 ?. 11 ?.- 1 1 , b nndbeu-ht tbe dog with the balance of tbe 1 an article in'the Suif some Time aeo desenb- moue . y - Then she told her husband that the ; wwank OF XUE STATE OF OEOBOIA-F. M. Co ^ . , ’ ® dog bad been given to her, and showed him I X> ker, President; w. W. Bell, Cashier. Paper Jii rlacce. No. 73 Wliitel,*!! mg how dress smU aie rented to gentlemen, j lh » dreig H o was satisfied, and when the j counted. Bepo.it, received. Foreign and Dome.t.c aper. Pater Bag : Paper stock, old metal, bides, etc Atlanta, Ga. W M. MACKIE can be found at J.is old stand, ,~ ~~T.~ . ... . .. , where orders will be attended to. Krueger k I CJ TEI IIE a? •; ILaNN, Commission Merc) Bro. can bo found at the office of the above. G. W. dealers in Crain, Hour, Provisions, Jacks, Whitehall street, Atlanta. I Produce, Limo a»:d Cement. 1 orsyth street J. A. Hunt, in Flnit Circuit and Supr L It o l ,Y . ! Ga. BANKS. STOVE AND HGUSiFURNInHING 60CDS. J.fcS wage ticketb at lowest J 1 _____ . _ _ all points know that the most of them have not only a mssion for <lre«s but a weak nets for novcltv i auax,e l ,rwUttU1 > ue ' t;r “ ilsoc “ -\ u - | Agents f r the lumi ‘ , , . * 1 is a rap—a customer, very likely. Just step >. Lines, oar First class and The woman with one calico dross vvants two. , ^ cth( . f room ’ nnti f j am^lsengageZ I and the w oman with ten silk ones mab H , Well, I guess I have told you about! / Y fc K. BABUSHIN, Bunker, and Brokers. n«i to eleven. The rule is good with the owners of > t Goodbye” 1 lx. KAtinnal Hotel, iichanga bought and sold. the most comp'.eto wardrobes. Another thing ; a “ i u ” mlcl “ 3 ' " von mav not know: womsn don’t like to wear ; „ . ^ -n 1*- the same dress to more than one or two bOCiety ana i?asniOn. parties or balls in one season. Now, it is : upon iLeso female characteristics that I No chitr» f/ e in "enilemm’s fashions is to be thrive. You would naturally guess that no ‘ tet \_ ° only very poor ladies hire dresses; but that _ T *. .... . .. , • isn’t eo lUther the reverse is the esse., TVhita seal-skins is • rew far which will be A good many of my callers ride with- nornmncU. , A United State, Danository. A.'Auslell, Presiaett i iu a few blocks of here in their car- 1 Fifty or sixty New York famines stnl occupy j \ V> h. Tuner, c—bier. riages, and walk the balance of the way. It 1 their cottages at Newport. j ——~ wouldn’t do, bless yon, to be caught hiring a The fashionable umbrella i s more attenuated CARPETS* N1ATTINCS. ETC. dress; but I can assure yon that many a bor- than ever. j 8. KERDRICKS k 60ksT~The lorgrat supply of vowed one is worn at fashionable gatherings, j new styles of ma-culine neck-^ear are ■ Carpets, Oilcloths and Matting to be found in the Sometimes, too, a lady from out ot town j var j C a an a tastotnl. ° !«?• Marietta street. h “only ftravelbng’drYss'w ith her,"ml bor!! Saturday is to be the great night for theatre-! music AND MUSICAL IHSTRUMtMTS. rowed finery is her only resource. The btisi- ; « 0, "B “ cxt w,nter - ; 7, uilfokd wood a co., Do^er. in Music, Or- r.ess, however, is not entirely confined to Monograms on no.e paper nave gone 'om- pli B(i ^ Mnstesl Uerehaodize. and Iiupur- renting party dresses. There is an occasional j pletely out of fashion. j ter. of small instrument, and Strings, C8 Whitehall call for a street dress, sometimes by a shop j Two or threo dozen of the Lang Branch j St - eet ‘ girl who wants to indnlge in an afternoon ] cottages are still occupied by their owneis. walk on Broadway. Once in a while an ac-, Lovc . birds „,e the latest pets, tress, suddenly called n P on to play a part out, hoold bc wi(bout thenl . of her line, or from a desire for a greater va i - . , - riety than her wardrobe affords, rents a dress ! Ladies liats this season consist chiefi_ of; * „ . . ! Inro hAtro r,f nhrvrvn olid « Mift Ovtrirh ICtt- > TEWARC vV WOOD, dealer* in Stoves/H-.JIov,- , , HouPefuruiaUing Goods and Children’s Car- 1 IJOWIE & GUOLSTON, General Comraibs ! Xj> chants in Grain, Provisions, Hay and Fi- ■ * J eyth street, near W. tV: A. U. R. UNDERTAKERS, ' ly sent when requested. J ; • Merchants iD Grain and Produce, llauulci ; duce by car load without expense. Yellow Front, Ken- I nesaw Block, Forsyth street, Atlanta, Ga. C A Joseph Mceonnel!, Attorney at Law, Caihcun, Gordon county, practice i:i all the Courts. Office at tbe cog: ; i c ' K !, Wofford <£. Miiner, Attorneys at-law; oik,e up ttaire, Bank 11 ticcs in all the courts. JL'' O It S Y V li . WHITE GOODS. NOTIONS, ETC. | Money to foan. f|^HE DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK, No. j Kimbafl A House. William Gordon, president; J... M. jubbon., NoUoi., Etc., Ko. 88 WhitehBl Street, At- I =* . Willis, elder. , lania, Oeor;;la. C lirtZENS’ BANK, authDnztd Capital *i,Vljti,UIO | WM. KICU «c CO.. Wholesklo NoUoiia. White'Ooodi; " “ / -fno. 1. l.rsnt. Fimawt; lVrino Brown, cash r , W and a.nds, U B.emttn street, | SO. ii: JAillSS, Banker, Jamea' Block. f Atlanta. Oa. j FRUITS, VEGETABLES. ETC. IU F. PECK & CO., Wholesale White Goods, Notions, 0 1 * ’ Hosiery and Gloves, Kimball House. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. I cBUIDE & CO., Wholesale dealers in Crockery, Glaria aud Earthenware, Kimball House. 1 AW £ ci'., Wholesale Crockery, Martetta scree Cabaniss A Turner i.l practice in the count n tract. WOOD KXGilAYI.'iiG. NTONIO TORRE, Dealer i tables. N P. O. Box 4.'»1. GROCERS. i Wood, corner Peachtree a MISCELLANEOUS. U TUMLIN, No. 604 MARIETTA STREET—FAM- « ILY GROCERIES, Staple Dry Goods. Coun try Produce at the lowest ah s. Also, a fine WAGON i YARD. A. D. Hammond. , Lawyer, will practice States District Courts, i U it T \ A f. till. W. C.’Coliier Attorney a:.d Counselor at Law. Fort Valley, Ga ^ < k I ¥ ¥ i M . H ER LD PUBLISHING COMPANY, Alabama | r* street, near Broad. All kinds of Job Y»'urk ueatly ! 11 O L. BRAUMULLEK, Dealer in Jlusicai lnetru- • meats, Stationery, and sole agents forjjteinway AO uouuoir ; & sous’ and other celebrated pia j street, Atlanta, Ga. i promptly executed. w ?T# nfacturers of Human Hair Goods t Whitehaii eliy, 15 Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. & P . (x u. streel R- H' Johnston. Jr.. Will pive especial attention tc ail Legal Budice, CAIIN & CAMP, Yt'holesale Grocers and ; trusted to his care. Practices in the Fiint Circe East Alabama ' Doyal & Nunnally, W T LAIN E, Family Grot cnee. Also has Will give prompt attention to any buiontas ctaitu-dt- • Bakery attached. Fnruithea bridal cakes to their care, etc.. Marietta street, west of Spring’s first store. N 1) I A Y SPRINGS. ! ell Streets, Atlanta. N. C. Collier, for ft week; but they usually want dresses ! b° ws 01 ribbon and a stiff ostrich that are too showy, or tco peculiar or pro-! l hcr. HATS. S i: Country Produce at low - - ’ ; Marietta and Walton streets. every description | Attorney at l.aw. nonneed 1)09111690. color and make-up for my j Everyone J 'l and all the latest novelties V* ‘“ c hall street, Atlanta, Ga. i his line, While- est winters New York has known lor years. The Elizabethan ruffs are assuming propor- j JLj H-its, Caps, m tioDS more ponderous and awe-inspiriDg than | Whjtchan street. ? . . .. ... , , . . | INSURANCE ACENTS. The mo: t lashiocable jeweliy at present is , picked out" with beaten' i Boys’ iziibaubi-Mu t1 „ . _ , .tc. Jso. 1 James Bank Block, DISGUISING DRESSE*-. • •“ “How is that? Well,I’ll tell you. It would half kill a lady to be caught wearing a hired dress. To protect them against such a teni-i „ J bis catastrophe I mast alter the appearance °f oivdizcal sliver -p.cKeu out vmn uenien , TM.craixSEE Bread .tr«t»r., Atab, of a dress everytimo it is worn. So yon see ! S oM ’ . , , . . t | U Ol.h B t lo M r,n : e Agomrln theHiy. the colors must not be too odd, nor the stylos Pumps and black s’.Ik stockings with scar- i w e. GODFREY & hon, General Agents st. Louis 1 too peculiar. Women beat the dickens for I cloaks are the proper things for gentle-; fl# remembering what other women wear, bnt by j men’s lull dress. j *—— near Whitehall, Atlanta, Ga HTTeDI'C. Miivufacture Office 27 Alabama etreet, Atlanta. Ga. aily" herTldci .han any other pape CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS. M* ,1 Atlanta, Ga. AlflM K. WYI.IE ,V CO., Wlwk'Mle Grocer! 32 and 3-4 North Broad street. L.LftCi>aE:Vll.L.K. Beni. W. Barrow. M A D I S O N ins nioro | W. J II. D • Gent , Sasb, Blinds, Mouldings, Ac., Broad i LIQUORS. A. G. & F. C. Foster. Aitorneye-at law, will practice in Ocmui^ee Cutti7. Supreme Court, and United States Circuit Courts. Tfc c- Senior is Register in Bankruptcy for 5th and Sfcfc 2>£*- , tricta. O N T E Z UMA AS"D OGLETHOM V 31 goods so that they can’t be recognised. As "I this season. Social betting has received a | iStae! Kim! 1 have 9ftid, I only nse colors that are not too . new impetus. ] ball House Block, in office cf the Georgia ranking odd. I alter the trimming, too, every time it k moitlrmon lately refused to c-ltbiatc his i and Trust Company, Atlanta. Ga. is worn. A slight change in this respect is silrt .” wcdd i Dg on the ground that he was not j 4 TJ v -^j» DEPARTMENT jiff >S30CI\TI0N enough to destroy the identity. Of course | t reduced t S beggary. d lltFct . il M V f -r.li-, A tn farm 1 dent; C. L. Rcdwine, Vice-President; J. H. Morgan, j any younglacliei. ha%a le^ohed to Lini ; Secretary; General L. J. Gartrell, Attorney; Wi am ! ' an early closing association, aii'l lO r c fOlNC j Q_ Drake, Medical Examiner. Broad street, corner I no calls after nine o’clock. I Alabama, p. o. Box 27G. if yon saw a drc9R one n^ght with one kind of irimming ftnl the next night with another and worn by a different lady in a different gathering, yon would not be apt to recognize AGElt BEER BREWERY. City Brewery, corner Collins and Harris streets. Lager Boor, Ale and | G. JONES, Fashionable Tailoring Establishment \ iknr, Fecbter, Mercer k Co., offico In Old Post Office pj • within fiftj - yards of National Hotel cml Kimbal Building, Atlanta, Ga, ! ItlHjM of f® ^ '• . 1[,A\lON WEBB, 72 Whitoliall strict, Atlanta. end Manufacturer ol » Vy Ga., Wholesale dealer* in Foreign and Domestic old stand, Whitehall ; Whiskies, Wines, Brandies, Rums, Gins, etc., and , PnonuKTons of tue Mountain Gap Whi-kihs. FISH & DUPREE. Attorneys at T aw. br il A N ti K L A IKiAffS. TODACVO, ETC. n simply because the cut and color were the : The Alpine bat i . _ name. Besides, I usually have two waists for without the added cliram ot a black cock 8 each skirt, go as to be able lo fit different : feather stack in the band Tbe Alpine hat i3 by no me.am complete , x ir p. patillo. No. 6 Kimball Hons " ' ’ ' ’’ If • ^itua and Ihcenix Philadelphia, and Southo Agent for f Hartford, Franklin oi Mutual, Athens. uarvclou.; interest ; < sized ladies, and these are not cat in the same ! Young New York take: style. Here, for instance, is a purple silk j in athletics skirt and two waists. One is low necked j gymnasiums and veiy short sleeved. That is large ■ lounges, enough for a tolerably plump lady. Tn other is for a slender lorm and is only cut .. sociab le” in good sovietv. ' Two ye, oat square in the neck, and tue sleep s nr# ; tbey were as nnmerons i.s‘the grains , long. Naturally the plump ones want the , at ( -, ont . y Isl . iud _ Chamberlain’s somewhat Lmous “club • house” at Long Brunch has boon attached fo» debt. The house, furniture and fixtures ai. 1 very valuable. C 1HARLF.S A. CHOATE. Kimball Hour-, corner street.. Goner,1 Agent of New York are the BMM fashiouable ] Y»T1LIJAM aouBNOW. Genera! Agent lor GeoV- i ? ▼ gia of Republic Life Insurance Company, office \Ve believe there is not at present a single j Republic Block. B W ALKER & BOYD, Fire insurance Agency, office No. 2 Wall street, Kimball Houso. 1 > H. KN « Tabaci street, near Bridge. S U11N FICKEN, in Fine Cigar- Smokers Articles, ! est brands always on hand. Broad ! ^ me Stic Liquors, Peachtree street. 30 W. W. Turner, -.aw. Sp. cial attention giv A F A k i ; I TK. MARBLE YARDS. J. C. Clements » ii»uU I UDSOS'S 51 iRIU.i: WORKS, Attanta. Ga.. niana- ’ pJJ factr.rcr and dt-alor in Italian and American Mar ble. Office and Works corner Loyd and Alabama id Snuff streets, opposita O. II. Jones A; Co.'a Livery Stables. Orders solicited aud promptly filled. Prices reasona- • Lie. Terms cash. sepi-ly Will practice m Rome and Cherokee (Y. attention gi> en to collectii ns. Claims attended to promptly. || O M K :md ! COHTRACT0RS I w first kind, find the slender ones the other. If all my patrons would grow of a -size il would save a vast deal of trouble. Scarcely ever do I rent a dress without having to let out or take in the waist. T\ow, here is one that I was working on when you called. Blue silk V No, Very quiet equipages are low iu no; that ia satin, not silk. The waist i3 small! having entirely superseded the ila>l now—if you were a corset clerk yon could j in-bands,” “unicorns and “tandem-.’ w guess at sight that it didn’t measure near j have so long ruled the road, twenty inches. It was worn last night by a ! At ono of the Quaker City clubs a Cotton » Life Insurance Co., No. (» Kimball House, i McDonough street, corner Fulton. I LIAM GRAY, Dealer Marble, Mantles, Stall t, Atlanta. Ga. Fore and Vases, Alabau Hamilton Yancey. Attorney at law. Office in New Empire h'.:< i. >r street. Will practice in alt ibo Courts. P; -- V tention given t*> luisincsa. lure. Burglar and Fir young lady whom I know to be in more than penalty comfortable circumstances. She t ir ’ ' 1 o n i<i mi .bioni ‘iour- vhich the for : rule isVigidly carried o.it. The club is rather suddenly lo go to a party, and had 0 ue of the largest rnd most sul^tautial in that nothing to wear. That is 10 say, she Lad city. nothing that she hadn’t previously worn at. T<> enable gentlemeu to get through their visiting list, the following rule has been gatherings where the same* people Lad her. The dress is engaged for to-morrow night by a lidy slightly stouter, and I am letting it oat aud altering the trimming. <OMK INSTRUCTIVE POINTS. “What do I charge? Well, from three to ti'.e dollars for party dresses, and less for street dresses. If they get spotted, torn, or damaged beyond a reasonable amount of wear, I charge for that. You see, a nice dress is an easy thing to spoil. A spilled cup of adopted; An ordinary evening call is fifteen i minutes; half an hour is a visit; longer than ’ that is spending the evening. Alter declaring all summer that feminine j to be very high, (: not in price), fashion now stultifies herself b declaring that “woman’s crowning glory’’ i to be worn in a sort oflong cue hanging !o\ on the back. bo never owned a share oof Safes, Broad street. ; A TLANTA DEPARTMENT Southern Life. Jno. , * w. B* Gordon President, A. II. Colquitt Vice I’rcsi- t. J. A. Morris Secretary. JEWELRY, SILVER WARE. I T^R L.YWSHE, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, and Silver •_j W.Te. Agent for the Arundel Pebble Spectacles. 50 Whit- bail street. LAWYERS. J OHN A. WIMPY, Attorney-at-Law, Atlanta, Georgia Pr: COPPER. BRASS AND IRON, M iddleton Fc BROS., •8, Finishers, Gas ad street, oppos- All work done promptly. ths, Brass l Sheet iron l Building. \) CANDY AND CRACKERS. < 1 W. JACK, Steam Candy and Cracker VI. U* tory, Whitehall stive:, Atiuuta. LEWIS’ STEAM BAKERY Manufoctnt H.™; OYE-WORKS. AMES LOCHBEY, Atiante L*yo Work*, aud Cleaning in all brau- hoa. Satistact teed. Post office box 540. J. GLENN k BON, Attorneys at Lavr, practice in all tho State Courts and iu the United Staten ?. OSicoover James’ Bank. Young fellows coffee, or a big grease spot, and it id gone; 1 stock nor kept a bank account in their lives but I Lave an advantage* that the dress coat 1 excite much feminine comtn!S*eralion bv renter has not—I can make over xny ’damaged '• walking up town with an air cl haggard dcs- goods, and often turn them out Hb good as ' peration expvcBsiv e of an immense deposit in new again. Yet, with all the expedients, a Jbo 1> | D. GUIPENTEK. l't | J 9 strict. Atlaota, Ga. Union” Trust Company, and of being ‘long” of untold shares of Northern Pacific. X Y. If nil. Three young New-Yoik* is stait next v. lor a yacht cruise in the 3Iediterrane through the Sm / canal, and the Indian ocean. nice dress i» done for in about one season you ate the profit is net >o great after all, when you consider Ibe constant woik cf altering auu retrimming. It'* awfully weari some, tco. Women are so particular. A dress never exactly scits, r.f course, anil tbe • to (.hum, Japan and San Francisco. They patience of "halt* h»8 name Job. thank fQ Europe by steamer, and take their you--is» r.eeden to please thein. A yacht, which w*a<5 sent over during the sum- ninny, too, come out of pure curiCsity, jiwt to,- at ollt „f .,or!s in the sontli of find ont if dressCH are really and truly rented. ! Erance. Perhaps they expect to catch gome of their fluffs hiring one. They alw ays pick out ili,*la Ihrmffl). nnd unv fhnl for md 1 ietta street, v.p ’darts. IUHN M1LLKDGE, tf street. RfsificDce, 11HUB. V/. H'JUFEtt, At:orney-»t-)a. ,1. ally flu i»l AUCTIONEERS. S. WILLIAMS, Acutioncer Mt rehaut. Marietta street, tw*ar 1 n made on cousi^mn nl.«*. . MAYbON. Aurt.ou an Ucmnits L’. PARK, office No. »5*.. Wkiteflall Sir Box No. Atlanta, Ga. Treat men eases. Impurities of tlie Blood, Obstet •, of Wonun aud Children madias; S OU I’ll Ell N NURSERY, irwm and Timrmoud proprietor?. Proptpators and Dealers in Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, Ornamental Shrubbery, Hot Hoiim : . ints, etc. __ PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. 8 MITII A- MOTES, Photographic Gallery, over Pope’s Drug Store, on Whitehall street. First class photographs, etc., exc»'uted promptly, at reasonable rates " Call and see specimens. rRIYATE HOARDING HOUSES. 1 GNU II. WEBB. No. 82 Whitehall, and TJ Broa«l • P street. Table supplied with the beat the market affords. • RS. OVERBY’S Boarding itouee—Near tho bridge, convenient to all the Churches. Post Office. Library, etc. V PLW ladles ana geiuleuieu can be aceonir.todated with good board at Airs Overby'a, on Broad trect. just across the bridge. f 1S8 GREEN, at the * Lar«*udon House.’’ on eh tree street, can furai*h pleasant n>oms t> r single persons. Da> c-viArders also re- S 1 liunlap Scott. C. A. Thornwell, ;ices iu all the Courts. Spi. George F. Pierce, Jr., » K N N W Johii H. Woodward, v-at-law and Ileal Estate Agent, Prerap* *',0 in pn?li” ng business placed in his hjndK i II 1 N G TO N. 31 W. H. Toombs, Attorney at Law. Prompt attention gtv ness entrusted to bis care. rroN will be icccixed aud held for acwvWsl « indebted to me. in lien of aica*y. m.til :f cxn b* Shipments n aho wish to til tb r to eitbc S B. SPENCER, Attorney at Law. coi • an.I Alabama atreet-* (upstairsj, A1 M DEGRAFFENRIED, Attorney .. • attention to the p*oa icutlou of State of Georgia a.id Unite 1 States, o: teli’s Building, up stairs. Kiff glove* of invisible color* are iu the market an novelt ea. They nre intended to <l,Ss. though, and sav ‘Keep that tor mo uu , marU-t as bovcII vs lLty a,, iu tended to next Wedncs.Uy,’ or ; I !1 make up my mind corrcspou.l «,tn be dark costume w.lh which to-morrow.’ I ucver look onabe reain is rn.de | *° rn ’ 1 '/ y J i? c r !' n s ‘ mde8 “', e < x 1) UYAL a; NUNNALLY, Aitoine>i at Luw, ( to-morrow.’ I ucver look on a berg! with a woman until the money is in my bands, and l always get my pay in ad vance. What security do I have agaiuat los ing the dress? Well, if the Indy gives her name and address I insist ru sending the dress home for her. That gives ifle an op portunity to learn whether she has given her right name, acd if she has, why that is secur ity enough. The excuses th*t my callers make arc funny enough. One says she has plenty of dresses at home, but will hire j put on bis back hibited, the new “blue black, ’ so popular iu Paris, included. Another style laces up the back of the glove, but it is loo “flashy” to commend itself to Indies. A bare-back circus rider lately had a *1-, *200 diamond bosom pin stolen i 1 Dayton, < >. We should like to know what right a bare back rider has lo own a $1,200 pin ? He ought to have sold it, i nd got hoineth'ng to l’ts. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. 1’ H ilt II(JOGK k WA tt.vupgy, lbS Whit HI SINLSS COliliUGKS. [OUUK’.S SOUTHERN BUSINESS UMNLKMIY. IHILLiPS «N ( REW, N • l Mat a. Stationers aud PUuo 1 tYlden, 'Dai.1 t*.»;hall Street. PICTURES AND FRAMES. ■ AS R. SANDERS. MauuiM-tnrer ana leaier i Iffirtunos, Moulding*, Looking Glass** and Plate No. :S7 , Whitehall Street. Atlauta. Ga. lent*: or to J. W. Lvtbrop, Suwnuaa bee. KaWiii A Co.. New Yo«k city, hotter ur Raihcad ILcidpta, aud c made by Merchants or Y«r ic-in selves of tu.s offer of the Warehousemen- or to IN At ■ lid Fuiu y sta- ■taiidaril institution, the largest and best practi- ( 1KO. T. FBY, Atlornf,-»t-Ij*w, Ko. « Kimliall cl hu.ineM .clioons t)M 8.,nth. lor circuUr., -tc., Jf House. Reaideuce corner McDonough bud llich- addrrstB. F. Moore, A.M. P*esluent. ard*QP itrerti. | EASTMAN’S ATLANTA BUSINESS COLLEGE, ■ ■ II.i, ft GAMDLkU, Attornoy.-.t I.110. Ko. II Jli Dotwllsr A M,aj„-or«. Oormv I J X KinilN.ll Harp.. I'rK-ll.-e In ■!) the ronrte. Peirlitree .treot.. lhree humlr.ij LIVERY AND8ALE STABLES. , and Horaes for mle. position. Ul'Nft. PISTOLS. Kit . Ill AS. HEIN/, dealer iu Gun-, Id tin ickle, Powd' munition, etc,, Whitehall tin SOUTHERN NURSERY. IRWIN & THURMOND. m n r L are offering to the public a folection of Fruit V f adapted to the Southern climate, coin-iating ol Apples, l’t ache a, pears. Plums. Cherries, Quinces, Grape*, rtc. Our Floral ami Ornamental Shrubbery Department iw coiapVto. We have everything usually 1 found in a well reminded Nursery, and of varieties , we have tested and I. now to be suited to the Southern 1 I climate. We are determined to make good stock aud i' »t‘\l at reasonable pruea. All orders by mail attended to with promptr.oiut aud care. We have reliable agents. : either local or travohng. iu many locatttie* in this aud 1 other State* South, ai.d we prefer, where convenient to our customer*, to do our br.Hineaa through them. We will, upon application furuiali gratia our catalogue and price lUt, Ad Irco* P. t). Box 5ttt. Atlanta. Ga. jniyU4-dly IRWIN A THURMOW*'. fir iudcbtcdai »> will be made easy. Iiatouiera wiahilij to »tor* at other place* can arras - .}.e with iu? by » rrt poai>t • Respect*ul!v. A K. SEAG<\ Wb.dt-skL* IkrdMS 1 still offer oil Ia\orxb!e term* a large stock ot €**«. »lf», shoulders, canvassed Hams. Ikia’ k loug and short Sides, I.u«L barrels, kegs aud vaare Sugar. Tuba . Bagging. In K. 6 LA GO. Mitchell SPECIAL NOTICE. All manner of chronic diseases aveoetafnlly at tli* EclecEc Dyapeuaary, No. 33 Bro id street. Cm otra. Malignant Tumor*, disease* of the Eye and Hax tieated on an entire new pr.ncipl*. f’onaultation fw »• octl-Jt a. F. SALTER, M. IV, Ptoprtrt*>