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A Brilliant Wedding.
7VC2MY- FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS* WORTH OF j
PRESENTS TO THE BRIIE.
TromtheNew YoikSun.
Wit evening the residence of Mr. and
Mi9. Lewis, 41 East Forty-ninth street, was a
blaze of light and gaiety, on the occasion of
the marriage of their daughter, Miss Minnie
Lewis, to Mr. Solomon L. Waitzfelder. The
wealthiest Hebrew families in New Yoik were
all represented. An arched awning extended
from the sidewalk to the door, ender which a
Miscellaneous.
“The great American obituary provoker," i
is the latest for kerosene.
Anjcs, Brazil, is overrun with agents of i
menageries, who are buying boa-constrictors
at $1 a piece.
A clergyman temoving from one city to
another, marked a large box containing his j
sermons, “Keep dry.”
A man in Lykensborough, Dauphin county, 1
Pennsylvania, has an umbrella which be
bought in 1829.
Birch bark has beeu found very useful in
material
serve botanical
iN> YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
ENOCH MORGAN’S SONS
S A P O L I O
N. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
CAUTION.
GEORGIA
WINES AND LIQUORS.
WHOLESALE.
S A P O L I O
for cleaning your house will save tho labor of
one cleaner. Give it a trial.
SAPOLIO
BUT ONLY TUK . . mmm j j
GENUINE FAIRBANKS SCALES, Dl<it6L0tt6ry
XI.VNCt ACTOKF.D
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carpet was laid. TLe scene inside the bouse tl)8 Himalaya regions of India as"
was very brilliant, especially in the rooms on ' • - - -
th-2 second floor, which were the great point
of attraction. Here the presents to the bride
vere on exhibition. The apartments looked
iike apart of Tiffany’s, so stocked were they
with rare and expensive ornaments. Superb
tea sets, handsome water coolers, and
brilliant chandeliers, occupied every
iv. ;-t cf the front room, and in
i he plea tit ode of large and missive
for wrappers in which to j-
specimens.
♦Somebody in a Georgia court applauded,
whereupon the Judge (wo quote from the i
Griffin News) indignantly remarked: “Now, ;
dry that up. I will let yon know that this is
no camp-meeting."
Mr. Jailseen’s method for photographing
the apparent contact of the planet Venus with
nicies such elegant but diminutive trifles as j tho the edgo of tho snn in tho transit next
<1: mond jewelry, geld and silver card eases j year, w ill enable him to obtain ono hendree
and scent bottles, parlor clocks, small but and eighty images of the snn and the pland
dess, and other things valuable, as was I in as many seconds.
upon some of them, not for the?]
• rinsie worth, but ns offerings of affection.!
firm in Wcslborough, Mass., recently
discovered xn a cur load of corn consigned to
S A P O L 1 O
clean* Paint and Wood, in fact the entire hotiae,
better than Soap. No slopping. Saves labor.
You can’t afford to bo without it.
S A P O L I O
for Scouring Knives Ir» better and cleaner than 1
Bath Brick. Will not acntdl.
S A P O L I O
is better than Soap and Sand fv/r policing T,u-
ware. Brighten* without scratching.
S A P O L I e
: were also two pianos ot the most costly j them two men, who had hid themselves there-
. it..; and finish, and a room full ot rare hot j H t Albany. V.'hen discovered, they had
n- flowers, in holders of every imaginable j been IS hours without food or water.
££ Silt A. 1 ’! e ; I John Milton’. tomb i, still intact in J.on-
w ith those of his father, buried in 1GIC. The .
nted was not ltsa than $iio,000. Among, , i„
,i i j I,- - i tim i> «- 11. /•>-, • don. Iu tho parlbli of Si. Giles, Cnpplcsiit
.ze gentlemen guests were tiie lJev. Dr. Got- i.. , . -. . A - Sc-« «
v- t Pymm. i t t Tt- the remains ci the poet, interred in 16/4, 1
ex-Comim- laner ^ u0 ' :' Le * ^ P^ with those of his father, buried in 1CIC. The
. Mr I\a.t/felder (father of j ctnrch iU elM» of grand proportions, and
1 tbo J,eT - A ’ Ll °- » nd Dr ‘ . and tho oldest but one in London, having
Mark Blnmentba
;1:0 biidcgro'iu
N. Leo.
The bridesmaids, who wtieattired in white,
Miss Rebecca Schle.singer. Miss Ella
been built in 1090.
Twenty tons of frozen beef wcie shipped *
o-;s, Miss Nellie Leo, Mi#s Hattie Mark- : /«>»“ Melbourne to England in August in the
.id, Miss Waitzfelder, Miss Josie L:wi«, ship Norfolk. The meat had been frozen by ,
s Itaehel ISaeh, Miss Louisa Ilavvmevcr, t a new process patented by Mr. Jamoa Ilarri
S A P O L 1 O
SAPOLIO
rem:»eeg Soap from Marble Mantels, Tab!/** and
S<*tuary, from bard Anishe-l Walla, and from
China and Purcalain.
S A P O L 1 6
& co.,
FOR SEPTEMBER.
DRAWINGS DAILY
CapitTl Prize $7,000.00
:50,31l> Prizes. Amounting to $•>:},2">3.20.
Tickets $100, Shares in Proportion
L.AGEH BEER.
mo or.
X Liquor
sale of the
CRESCENT BREWERY VIENNA BEER,
Gaff A Co., Proprietor*. Cincinnati, Ohio, and Aurora,
■ Indian*.
Tbid iw*cr is specially made for shipment South,
1 and is. tberrfors, tbe best ever eoM in line stat-?.
; Every keg guaranteed to be good and sound.
Orclora Solicitod.
Ch' We refer the public to the following c.irreKpun
CUTHWIAN & HAAS.
ATLANTA, GA.
ATLANTA. GA.. Tea;. 1H, 1*7*.
Mr. IF. J. L'ihJ, City:
Dim: Kir—Messrs. Gaff a: Co., of Cincinnati, Ohio,
d's'reue to accept tho Agency lor tbe sale c-f their
CrcFccut Brewery Vienna Brer. We have tried the
Bt r and find it a pleasant and palatable be vers gey, but
Standard Scales.!
2d Miss Bebecca Jacob;-.
i son, patentee of the method by which ice is I
There is no one article known that will do so ;
many kinds of work and do it as well as Sapo-
i lio. Try it.
^■ho Lev. Dr. Isaacs pofoimed flic cere- . manufactured in Australia,
a ay. A mMerpy t» cprt&d in tbe centre of 1 Tbe three minot planets or asteroids dis-
ths room, under which, at opposite tides, ! covered in Fr."„ce, last venr have been named ,, . ., p. W A I* /1 1 , I /1 11,11111
:o: t the bride and groom. The ltabbi fool: j Johanna, Yellida and Libcraliix. The last “ " N u * _..JTTr A.
: place fit one end. The bridesmaids stood 1 name vets bestowed in honor of SI. Thiers, ’
76,070 tickets and the drawing of 12 ballots, there uib
be 220 prizes .-ach havir.K three of tbe drawn num
bers on it; 4,356, each having two cf them m;
25,740, e*ch having one only ul Uiem on; aril
; 45,700tickets, with neither of tbo drawn number* cc
them, being blank*.
i To determine tbo fate of these pri2>*<5 and blank*, 73
number*, from 1 to 78 inclusive, will bo severally
placed in a wheel on tbe day of tbe drawing, and 12 ol
thorn drawn out at random
its combination tbe 1st. 2u
will be entitled to the cap
That ticket having on it the 4Ui, 9th, and 6th
drawn number*, to
That ticket having cn it tbe 7th, 8th, and 9th
drawn numbers, to
That ticket having on it the 10»b, Ilth. and
12th drawn number*, to
That ticket haring on it the 2nd, 3rd, and 1th
drawn numbers, to
That ticket basing on it the 3d, 4th and 5th
drawn numbers, to
u *r CfsX vxBHcr That ticket having on it the 5lh, Oth, and 7th
; drawD numbers, to
CASH HHAWKH.
Dai tv ;
Si Hla Repaired Promptly A. U
nably !
650 CO
650 00
GoO (H
650 CO
cetorc accepting the sale of it we want ynur profe*-
•local oj iuiun as to its purity, we, therefore, tfc-ati*
i you to rail at our atcre and draw a sample from a ■mall
, lot which we bar* L« rc. After you have made an anal
y»i- Ut us know i'-v re*ult
K.tqecirally,
GUTBMAN k HAAS
ATLANTA. OA . Jci T I. UJ7K.
i M-.isis. C i'.ii. «t- lliax, Aifanla, Ga :
—This will certify that I have made a
thorough chemical elamination ol the •* Creaceut
lew day* ago.
irjurions subwtsr.ee*.
i y t« bi ing dae to pnro
Bop Uc&in.
The analysis herewith afS^.1 exhibit* the qnant
lh0 w,!tr rSK'pii b.‘“g’
ti- * ol the main proximate constituent* and compar
tav&rably with thr- analyres cf the Lest foreign bee
and t’* >». I am, very truly, your*,
WJi. J. LAND. A» Ch^iu
ANALYSIS:
Extra- t»v»‘ math r. (Sujar. Bex!tins. A\ n-
icen. K‘q> Besin. etc.)
Alcohol- .vr-lurce percentage!..
let Beer...
..1. HI'
Pet. C.C2M
6.6025
Pet. tih.07i7
0 00 *
hind the bride, and her mother beside her.
. * bride was dressed in while gres grain '. \\7>j tiine of the discover
to, with white tul!e and orange blosso^g i|
* fPL* .1 i i ; !
,o was President of the French republic at
Miles Alarm Till Co.’s.
r.d a veil extending to her feet. The lVibti
»po’;*3 britflr, giving some good ndiice to j
".-j joung couple, admoni.Vuiop them again.-1
Uowiog ihtir affection fo^ each other to in-1
. rloro v.ilh their love icr tlieir parent?. He ;
ixen sang or cbant>i some words in Hebirwv !
and the bride and groom twice tasted mine !
r.t o( the same goblet which was held to •
lips l»y their parents. The ling was :
]i 2>d on tho bride’s linger, and tho ceremony
urac concluded
upon the ground
crushed beneath
pie were pronounced
7-iie evening a brilliant reception w.is given by
Mr. and Mrs. Hecry Lewis.
A dealer in works of art ut New Bedford !
has been arrested and held for trial for having !
iu his show-window a statuette of Narcissus ,
without any clothes on, and now the police
are cn the oleit lor dolls without d:esses, and j
nnpantalelted piano legs.
The Government of China ii about to insti-!
tale a. weather signal ser vice in that country, j
An officer of the Chinese customs is now in
Europe obtaining instruments fora complete
H A N D S A P O L 1 ()
as an article f.>r tho Bath, “rvaohea the J ,
foundation’’ of all dirt, open* the pore* ‘
::n 1 glv^3 a healthy action and brilliant J
tint to tho ekin.
HAN
D S
A P () L 1
Cleanse* and Beautifies tbo 8kti
Ftantly, removing any i-tain or hi*
from l> >th hai d* and fjee.
O
ON TIME.
THE GIRL OF THE PERIOD
i diuidpuij; a, ituu iuu truuuiuv , . 1 . , , , . .... *
Ml l,y Ike liabbi casting a glove i chalI > Meteorological bUtiona, and it is pro- j . T . „
round, which tka bridegfoom i potato transmit weMberinformat.on along H A M Q S A P ()
nth bis heel, alter which the con-! entire eastern coast ot Asia. n « IN U ^ T- ^ ha '
nounced husband au l wife. In Under ilio r.aino of “Dr. Chcever," a Co-; ing or prevontlng roosh
L I O
world for cur
liness and chap
ping of either hands or face.
The Rights of the Press.
- be order of Judgo Gilbert, cf BrooklJ
•« i’., imprisoning Mr. Shanks fur contempt !
-.1 court because he refused to tell tho name H
; the author of an article which bad appearc d j Husbandry met at San Jo:
♦he Tribune, with which he is connected j hundred granges being renre
uly as a repoiltr, ii au outrage upon tbo tlwoftlten lo b--}
ights of tho press and the liberties of the j went of a commitie to petition Congress fer
manche chief offers to co-cncrato with our
troops from Fort Sill in the capture of raiders.
j Will they hesitate to avail themselves of such lj a aj n A T . |
* means to achieve a victoiy? As the Doctor's : I* ^ • ** ^ A
daughter had nothing lo do with Ihe matter,
1 such a policy could not be considered Miss-
Cheever’s.
Tho California State Graijge of the Putrcn? :
recently, one |
nted. Among
thcmrtItErs to bo considered is the appoiat-
remorcsTar, Pitch, Iron oi Ink Sta ns
and Greaso; for workers iu Machine •
Shops, Mines, Lc., ia invaluable. For j
making tho Skin White anl Sop, and I
giving it a “bloom of beauty.” it ia uu- ;
surpassed by any cosmetic known. \
: law holtis ihe pab’.ishrrs of c-verj
.p:i;;cr respOBsiblo for v.hit appears in j iriigairon
ho columns of their paper. If they libel a 1 rio-sin
;aan they may be sued for damages; and it is i is wet
grant of land 1“ tho D'ate for a Stita system of _
H A M D S A P
cobta 10 to 15 c •
body should ha
O L
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
311 BROADWAY, SEW YORK,
166 Ba’timorc street, Iki*timer/*
53 Camp street. Now Orlea
rAISBAMKS & EWING,
Mi.o ;ic Hall, PM>lrlphU
FAIRBANKS, BROWN « CO.,
Jhat ticket having on it the 8lh. Oth, and ltlth
drawn Dumber*, to f-x' X i RETAIL.
That ticket having oa it t to O h, lGtn, a:»d
lit!: drawn number*, to
That ticket having on it the 1st, 2nd, -».d Ith
drawn numbers, to
That ticket having ca it the 2nd, and 5th
drawn cumbers, to
That ticke t having cu it the 1st, 2si, acu 6th
drawn numbers, to
A*«l ether tickets (being 2C'7, with t!u.e ol the
drawn number* cn, creb
Tlioso C6 ticket* having on them iL? 1st at. !
2nd drav.n numbers, each
Those 66 tickets having on them tho ::r• i u .‘
4th drawn humbet *, each
All other ticket* (being 4,224) with two cf the
drawn numbers on, each - w durt'O''
And all thow; ticket* (being 25,740) with one
only of the drawn numbers, each 2 v j
capital x-bi2£ *
On Monday* capital will b? $7, W-0 On 2li v : , ♦ •.
Oa Tuesday* and Friday* capital will bo 4 500 0» jj e j* ^ r . „„
On Wednesday* capital w.H be ® 00 ; p,j\,lic generally one of the neatest and coziest resort*
j XjiTJCXX
I ^tLlClTATES L>:c
1 been tu*y for Ih
BCAHE.IB
; brushing
The Girl of the Period,
II be....
On Thuredny* and Saturday* 6,000 00
For further particular* /end for scheme*.
No ticket which sLall have ds awn a prize of t *upe-
rior denomination can be entitled to an inferior prise.
Prizes payable fo-ty (40| day* after tho drawing, anu
Bubject to the usual deduction of 15 per cent.
All prize* of $20.00 and un i r will !»•» ;»=• t immedi
ately after the drawing.
Prizes caabod at thl* oG.;e
HOWARC ^ CO., Mana2 crs »
ATLANTA. GA
to ke found anywhere. He lie* opened the season
v ith a freth etcck cf pure old Brandies, Whiskies.
Vinos, Gins, Ac., and * «tock of real Havana Cigars,
s wed! as those of doxaeatic »->anuf«cture.
ti' Call on him on Marietta slrttt.
sej.7-ti
To the Public.
mjp-: si
(■BANBEST SLIiLUK
T n p«»
K>:>i
; rffiouM not be clone v.hile the 1 mil j
Much, however, depends on the i
o defence on their pait to plead that some kind of soil, and whether it
•>ae elso furnished to them the libelous infer- or whether it is £od. The latter always seem
. iition. They and they alone are made to ; drier than tho former. As a rule, if may l-e
_;ay tho penalty. If their panei insults a n an | said that no hud should ba plowed whin it
he holds them responsible. The community j sticks to a bright steel mold board.
DON'T FAIL TO TRY TH£S£ GOODS.
Buy it of year Merchant if he has it or
fa’l plowed j will procure It for yrn*. If net, thin write
pklct. “AH Rboal Sapollw,"
ill Is
l or Sdeby L;
*op2S-2aadcciIA\v
^ I coniicicDt l win give fauExacTicn to au inj cia <
Fonriil liraM Gift GBE8rt,!:5fpESEHS?SS; t :
I OR THE Bi Ni i IT OF Til-I
cm ot Noli
nal Hob 1. I
gore to acme capons© to make r.cat the |>lsct,
an 1 with an fvpertecc^ cf over twenty year*, I feel
confident I will give fatiefacticn to all rnj cld cu*tt n |
calL ■
import!
.nadullf-
I '.j«Lnto k it r 3 ; oa L a i
1873, FALL THAOS. 1873,PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
. and at j
Jr fo
BhitO
t.-L
iocs not allow’ them to pul forward a man of
straw, nor even tbo real author cf the insult,
mkss the latter volunteers to mako Lis con-! t p lv Ci0 rnin
nection with ihe offense known to the ag
grieved party. Tut so being facls, it
js plain that the publishers aro the
only parlies whoie names can lawfully
i>2 demanded in a court of justice
upon the trial of a suit for damages, or
:u a criminal prosecution. If Mr. Shanks,
knowing, had refused to tell the name of the
responsible editor of the Tribune, or the legal
Title of the Tribuno Association, he might
awfully an! rightfully have teen held lor
ontempt of court. Bat when tho Grand
Jury making inquisition know that Whitelaw
iieid is the responsible editor, and that the
name of the Tribune Association is what we
have just written, they have no right to fl*»k
Mr. Shanks who wrote a certain article in the
Tribune. They would not have the right »o
ask even Mr. Iteid such a question. They
:an proceed to find an indictment against IK*
Tribune Association, if by publishing rny,
..rticle that 083relation has violated a criminal !
law. If it be a suit for damages, the court j
an proceed to give judgment against the as- ;
soeialion and make tho monc-j*. There is, !
therefore, no excuse lor Judge Gilbert’s un-j
lawful commitment of Sir. Shanks. Judge I
G. has done that for which ho ought to be ;
impeached, and for which he would bo im- j
• cache 1 if the Legislature cf New York wei
Another Smash Up,—A lumber and gravel
train collided on the Southwestern road yester-!
• Hurd’s crossing, 11 or 12
miles from this city, by which both engines j
and ther trains were badly wrecked. Nobody ;
killed or seriously hurt by the accident. The
trains were irregular, and the accident is said
to have been the result of a misunderstanding. 5
The mail train from Macon in conscquenco of
the accident reached here more than an hour i
behind time. Superintendent Clark and
others went out last afternoon to look after \
the wrecks.
ENOCH MORGANS S O N S, j M N RGERS & CO 12.000 CASH ‘GIFTS, $1,500,000
! >ai!MJtw3m 30 PAHK l'LACE. N. Y. , * TI * ** *
A Pure Stimulant.
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS 0?
Mens’, Youths’ and Boys’
GLOTHINO
416 BllOADWAT. SSW YORK.
TE offer to SOUTHEIiX MERCHANTS for tho !
Kvery Fifth Twkel Dnr.. a Lift.
8250.000
|tHK FOL’RTH ORASD OUT CONCERT av!b5r- I nil DC
JL ized by BiH-cial *ct of tbe Leai*lature l or the ben- i
cf the Public Library of K«-ntncky, will take place ‘
For tiie Winter Campaigu.
OID SGC.LAND ANNOUNCES TO BIS FLIEND8
THOUSAND SUMMER DRINKS
anxiwH to dispose of ts sake room for
, — _\ing8—ranches, Winca, Brandy Saiashe*,
J Cocktails *nd everything to make a man comfortable,
j served in the best ttyle. Thu only bar in town that
keeps
JUST FROM NEW YOR
r.iCentury Whisky!
IW ensuing Fail and Winter Trade, * very la; w
! and attractive stock of CLOTHING, specially adapted i ini' nblic Library Hall at Louisville. Kentucky,
j to the wants of the Southern people. Sparing no ex- |
, pense to secure the best talent, we invite an examina-
j tion of our stock. Our good* aro manufactured exclu- ;
i lively for the
OotffSOf! COUNTY WHISKY
U Xo. 4 Wnii !
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 3. 1373.
stpio-AQi The Maison DeVille.
SOUTHERN STATES.
M RS. Ot'OV toil announces that *.he has just 1
returned from New York, bringing
A FULL LISE OF MILLINERY GOOD3, MUFFS, ’
Fur*. Button Mould-*.
Babies' Hits,
Old Ladirt*’ Cap*,
Flower*, Feather*,
Plumes of a:l kinds.
THE CENTURY WHISKIES A PURE !
Southern Merchant* are moro coiUtn fo find with cs
etyle of garment, and a lia* of sizes adapted to thoi. u *ve j
want* than 1* possible in a stock of Clothing manufac- I G f
tured for a Northern or Western market. j xt tL
Orders eoliclted, to which wo gite spec!*! aitention. display
Mr. W. T. Burge, lato Marshall L Burge, Charleston. j ea t?d
connected with us, and represents Georgia.
Samples of our Good* sent on application.
^■
Or’y *ixty thousand Ticket* wCl be sold, and one- !
htlf; f these are inteudt*d for the Er.ropeai: market, |
thus! caving only 30.000 for sale in tha United State*,
whero 100.000 were disposed of for the Third Concert. J
Tho ticket* are divided into ten coupons or par(«,
adapted to their ( have j t their back the Scheme, with a full explaaati
the mode oi drawing.
At thi* Conceit, which will be the grandest mu«i
itnessed in this country, the uupre
GREENE & ROSSIGNOL,
Druggists \ Pliannacists.
liiPORTEKS AND
$1,1300,000,
rjtLii
it, to p’e
Ladic*.
such a 1<
ni'J,.
Iv as it cii ’Lt to l>o.—!!'
<‘1 I>ii. ! ...
DUTTERICK PATTERNS,
I VVANIY VEAL
, O’CON^iOi. ha* enjoyed the patronage
r-ho has done her beat to
customer*. But never lias she tad i
S » Tasty and So Complete a<* at preoenf.
i CALL FROM EVERY LADY of Atlanta
cuRonading country. If i
friends
Sxn vr : in a Chicaoo Uhcikh.
.hicago tier in the New York, World wys: • A 1
“An extr: »rdinary scene cecnrreil in Calvary }
episcopal '’barcli on Sanday last, which has |
- o far esc,. »ed notice in the local press. Rev. j j
J. r. Walk r, tho rector, was noticed by his i
tongregftri'n to bo in apparently ill health • ml
and to rend service in the morning with an 1
unusual fee Lien os*. When, however, ho came • Atlanta Ladle
to tho Berm >n he broke down completely, and
in a few Kt .tiling sentences annoanced tbe gratify ber
reason. II * had not dinned the day bffore,
he said, as he had no money wherewith to go tan an
marketing, and all that ho had eaten on Sat- * ASSORTMENT OF MILINERY COODS
urday and Sunday was bread and batter and |
tea. When Le went home on Sunday he was j
not sure that ho should even find that The
• ongregation rose and departed without any
further sermon. Cavalry parish is not a very
large or wealthy one, but it is abundantly '
able to support its incumbent. Mr. Walker '
is a gentleman of ability, education and zeal, !
and his case will cause a sensation \rh;*n it is ; tutu go eluewh
now made public.
I may add that Mr. Walker had in\iUlionf; j
to more dinner; on Sunday last than he conld ;
have eaten in a month; but his parishioners j
feel soro upon the subject, and think that the j
exposure was not seemly. Their neglect is i
probably owing to the fact that the rector has |
a small private income of his own, which, I
h^hTdrl^ 11 " tdken up in ,b0 cduca,ion of i Sheriff’s Sale for November
European tours will not bo so popular
with Americans next, as they have been dur
ing this year, unless there shall be more se
curity as to remittances. A late Paris letter
to the New York Times says that dispatches
are coming from all parts of the conti
nent testifying to the distress caused by the
failure of our great banking houses. Several
ladies in Dresden claim to have been left
utterly destitute. On© geutlem&u has just
telegraphed as follows: “For God’s sake
help me out or 1 shall be arrested here. I
was behind in mv payments—waiting money
, . ,* / . , j ,, , i i K'X raw, a cut uu uw, 4 miuo*, a BunaciDK mace
from home —and havo just got J. Cook a j morticing machine, 1 lathing machine, 1 baring
Co.’s draft.” Among the hotel keepers of Eu- chiue, l rooting michim*, 1 mou'diug m*c!.in*
rope the failure of bankers will not be taken
as an excuse lor delay, and if not nt once
treated as an cscroc au unfortunate will be in
formed that “that trick is tried cn nearly
every day. Tbo waiters become insolent,
and made every hour & period of torture, and
the victim bas to bear it all becauso he can
not get away.
old, and until nour favorite brand cut cf the market, '
because tL»o principle upon which they are made is i
superior. They are lir^t carefully distilled from se
lected stock and stored away until ihev have attaiu-d 1
a certain ago, when they aru
Itc-DUfillid hy n IVaiiiar
ulrich ^kich extract* tho filed oil, but retains t’oo
I oils of the grain. It is tho fu3el oil which p
j tho poiaoDous properties, and impart* tho sharp,
cf Ihe , flavor noticeable in many brand* of whisky; it i
j ferment and essential oils which impart the rich, oily,
so and , mellow flavor, and it is principally ia
Harrison Bradford & Go’s!
STEEL PENS.
Special attention called to the well known L-iral.-r*. ,
oO.j—75—28—-0 k *22.
FACTORY, K7. YERSCOK; OFFICE, 75 JOHN ST., H. Y
SOUTHERN
COTTA WOKKS.
divided into 12,00-) cash gift*, will be distributed 1
lot among the tiibct-Loldt
tickets to L“ drawn from on
and the gills ftom another.
-the number* of tl.e i
WHOLESALE OEALIRS IN 0RU33 k MtiCSISTS SUN
DRIES. ?MNTS, OILS, CLASS- 4C-.
• -vhctl by blind children,
LIST OF GIFTS.
EXTRACTING TIIE FUSE . O’L,
, and retaining tho cascntial oils, which constitute* the
i aupericrity and peculiarity of thi* proccsi.
; At the time of re-distillation, the packages ere
' thoroughly cleansed and steamed out, refilled with the
! perfected product, and again stored away to ripen and
mellow with ago, which it doe* in a much greater de-
, gree than is possible without such treatment. Wo di-
; vide it into different grades, according to ago, desig
nated as X, XX, XXX and XXXX, and'the latter rbal-
‘ lengea comparison with ANY WHIdKY.
10 Cash
do Ca*h Gilt*,
60 Caah Gl
ho Cash Gift*,
iro Cash Gist-.
150 Cash Gilt-.
250 Caah G.fi*.
323 Cash Gifts,
11,009 Ca>?h Gifts,
50 (
ich....
100 000 <
50 000 |
25 000
17 £00
100 COO I
ISO 000 j
50 000 '
40 WO •
40 000 ;
45 COO ;
5i) M !
32 000 i
550 5W (
Total, 12.000 gift', all cash, am.ucting t >... .$l,50O.C00
The distribution will be positive whether *11 the
Ticket* are sold or not. and the 12,000 gilts all paid in
proportion to tho Tickts cold—all unsold Tickets being
destroyed as at the tlrat and second Concerts, and not
represented in tha dra .trg.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
! No. 264 Broad Street,
AUGUSTA, CA.
kEO. E. RAT(1,!ITE&€0..
COTTON FACTORS,
Ig-itaivo
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 14 Jurkfon Stmt,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
B EO to anr.onnco that they Lava a commodious
l'ire-proof Warehoure. and ar* pr< pared to make
liberal cash advance* on Cotton and other produce.
RAGGING and TIES always on ham!. Commission
2*;, Ticket* for $1,COO; 113 Whole Ticket* for $5,WO; i fgj. rolling cotton $1 per bale.
27 Whole Ticket* for $10,000. No discount ou let* set-C-2m
AY i than
Hr
»<l to Ape or I*rice
She ia always gl^l to meet her j
[H rtfully,
SIR3. E. P. O’CONN JB,
27 Whitehall street, i
Atlanta. Ga.
FULTON COUNTY ;
The almost universal testimony of tl:c*e who Lav-.-
used tho CENTURY WHI9KIE4 is tliat thure is an en
tire absence ot headaches and other disagreeable a't r-
effccts so often experienced in the use or other brand*.
This ia a direo con*r-t]'ienca of the
•rill! CSDEltSiaJJED HAVE THOT! W<iKKk ]‘-^Thlrd. •ndjull.p.rtical
tuli op ration and aro now prepared to rec
tor all all kinds of
TERRA COTTA WORKS.
8oeh
Parity of ihe Century Wh'kkh
and the imparity of many other brand*. T
ABSOLUTELY PURE; five prominent ch'-idat
to thi* fact, vir.
Professor SII.LMAX,
State Chcmint of Conn*.
s Window <h»p*. Euricbmont* ol Co*:ii‘e
. Bracketts, Medallion, and everything m xh<
i Architect: ual line. Aico Chimney To]*a, Yam'*, FI owe;
Pot*, Statuary, etc, Also, manufacturer* of
SEWER PIPE,
; From 3 to 30 inche* in diameter. Also, inte’ i.ir deco
re | rgtiou*, such aa
•‘ T Centre Pieces, Cornice, etc.
We will guarantee all the work that we unriertufc
to *i ecu to to give entire eatiafaction.
PELLEGRINI k CASTLEBERRY,
anfi-dt. Rraoetrack Street, near U. S. Bamw'k«.
than $300 worth of Tickets at a t;
The unparalled *uco»'6a of the Third Gift Concert, as
well *e tho satisfaction given by tbe Firut and Second
makes it only ntce**«ry ti annonno© the Fourth to in-
■ tbe prompt eaie cf every Ticket. The Fourth
Gift Concert will be conducted in all Its details l.ke
' ~ may be learned from
circular*, which wilt be sent free from thi* office to all
ho may apply for them.
Tickets now r« a y lor sale, and all order* accent pl
ied l.y the money promptly filled. Liberal term*
ht-n to tkosn who buy to sell sgoin.
C. E. FHINIZY.
f. b .ranozY
C. H. PHIN1ZY & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
THOS. E. BRANU-ETTc,
Agent Pub. Lib. Ky., and Manager Gift Concert.
Public Library Building. Louisville, Ky.
; For ticket* or information apply to Rod wine A Fox,
solo ngent*. Atlanta. Ga.
•ngl9-dW ed.k 8n n A w» d
M
AUGUSTA, CA,
AKE LI BEK AT. ADVANCES ON CONSIGN
MENTS OF t'OTTON. Buy aud sell Con*ract*for Fu
! ture Delivery in this market or New York. Furnish
I Planter* with Supplier*.
LAND’S
rofess-»r C. U. SHEPARD, Jn..
State Chemist of South Cm olio
rofeasor W. C. TILDEN,
Wsahington, D. '
rofensor JOHN DARBY.
Professor A. ME VMS.
. . city of Atlanta, Fulton co .nty, Georgia, on ‘.he
first Tuesday In November next, within tho legal ,
hours of sale, the following property, to-wit:
Two bureaus one wardrobe, one sideboard, one
•ecrotary, ono largo desk, and six fine parlor chairs
Levied on as the property of Jared I. and Nannie E
Whitaker, by virtue of and to satisfy a m -rtgage fl. fu
issued fr«»m Fulton Superior Court in favor of Mrs
H. A. Kirkpatrick vs Jared I. Whitake* and Nannie K
Whitaker. Property pointed out in A. fa., September
1st, 1873. M
Also, on the **ra • day, first Tuesday In November,
will be sold on the premise*, in a factory on the corner
of Harris and Butler street*, In the city ot Atlanta, :
Fulton county, Ga., one plaining machine, 1 rip saw, !
1 gig raw. I cut off caw, 2 lathoa, 1 surfacing machine, •
trimming saw, line shafting, pulley* and belting at-
Uched, together with all tho tool* used about said mi- |
chine*, all the fixtures, lumber and material, located I It h** now boon some time in use for hospital and
in said factory. Levied on as tbe proporty of Ron- I other medical purposes whero rtimulaut* ar* required,
dean k Co , by virtue of and to satisfy a fl. fa. issued , and it has been noted that In delicate and critical f
Ail of whom agree In pronout
FAULT," and “ FREE FROM .
SUBSTANCE W HATKVEU.’’
from Fulton Superior Court iu favor of Paul Jones, where used, that thero
Sr., vs. Rondeau A Co. Property pointed out in fi. fa. I nervous prostration and reaction n
A. M. 1’KUKEiWON, Sheriff. ! low* the use of ordinary stimulants.
eeptlO-w - 4T printer’* fee $2 60 per levy. !
Madison House.
N. R. FOWLER, Auctioneer
VALUABLE PLANTATION IN GOR
DON COUNTY.
mUE FORMER RESIDENCE AND PLANTATION
of Major James Freeman, deceased, cf Gordou
county. This plantation contain* about
-1.000 Acrcsoliaud,
1 lying n**ar tbo Coascwatfie River, on tho old Tennea-
| fco Road, amt on tho contemplated route ef the (’ar-
I tersville and Dm-ktown Railroad, with fine, Urge.
| commodious Dwelling containing eiglit room*. Also,
burnos, stables, Ac., Ac, It has always been cUsst-d
! one of the be»t grass and stock farms in Cherokee,
j Georgia. It ha* been long known *■ a place exceed
ingly healthy, oeing surrounded by mountains and
with plenty of the beet running waters near the
homestead. Tiie lands aro well watered with good,
re absence cf the | clear, never-failing fttcara*. aud in good condition of
hic.h so oftou ful- improvement.and cnutaui* over GOOaerea Aral clans hot
tom laud, and will produce clover and grasses of
I heavy growth. *h well as cotton. This desirable farm
| i« lot a*.cd eighteen turns from Calhoun, aud eight
i Analytical and Assay Laboratory,
Atlanta, G corgia.
“Well, Patrick,” Atked a doctor, “how do
j oa feel to-day?” “Och, Docbtor, dear, I in- 1 MADISON, O E O It O I A.
joy very poor Lcaitb interely ; the rheumatics
are very diKtre^ing iudade; vhe-n I go to ’ npRAVKLF.R3,inxalid*andf*»mi;iei
tors i3 L.i-
XXXX Century Whisky
| Roccivod a medal aud diploma of merit at the Vn
i Exposition, I cing tli« oulj brand out of five on •
, bition tar. *
shift; o I lay awoke nil night, end me toes is L JL or the beat hotel* in tho Houth. Putters ..t nil I For *il« by druggists *rd first-cl**'* dealer* through
wi’lf <1 I1D ftfi l/ir* HH ft , ' , OOK' hen*8 COC ROW'hcn * * Who Will tsko care Of oaggagn. Ilium I out tho United Stales; wl’.dlrulu by
1 EJTf f 1II reasonable. P. B. WOODARD. II. K. THURBER k CO.. General Agent*.
I Rthand up I fall down immediately. May23 d tf. ! «epiycm New York c.tr.
i from I'slmtouut post ofiico.
The sale will tike pi see at Calhoun. C*,
I FIRST TUESDAY iu NOVEMBER next. i*..k
| given tauroedlately. Plenty of good nmlcw.
! grain, itnplcnn ut*. Ac., up the pUcj
1 Term*—t»ue-|
■v it Ii lire
m the
►lock,
oi Judge I
| Judge I.oclirM
Wallace k Fo
I Itdyd-eSti-lf
; halancn un^, two and three
nt Waring n t;*. Sold on account
and It W. Freeman. Apply to
If. W. Freemin, ou tbe place. < r to
. Real E-t-te Agent*. Atinnta, Ga.
ala, pig and bar iron,
*tocl, «re* of gold copper, lead, nine, nickel, mauga-
ue-e. a toy*. hrait*e«. coal oil*, paint*, wine*, beer,
milk, calcub, poison*, ct-\
List of ch'trge* mailed pratl*. Address, P. O. Box
30A. W. J. L.VND, Cnemii-t.
rjpo *«dl
ing Book*
Agents Wanted,
L»y *ut,Hcrip to*i one of the n o*t rapidly sell- ,
I m *\ VH> 111 SPEC TF rLf.Y INFORM M V FRIENDS
aud the public that I have entered the COAL
TRADE, and nave op/nel an oflieo and yard on the
corner of Grubb and Prowl street*, near Peachtree
1 have no hesitation »n saying that I have a BETTER
GRATE COAL THAN TH¥ COAL CRREK. It bum*
just a* we I. lias le*« anlplmr in It, aud doe* not coke
a* bad aa C al Creek, and only makes hair the quantity
of aske*. aud i* perfectly clear of alate.
By strict attent-on to Wine**, and furnishing tbe
VERY BEST OF GRATE COAL. I hope to merit a I tbe
ral *h*r- of patronage.
tep!7 dSiu J. g. LSSTRK.
THE ’’VICTOR
ver p iblu-h-d. Apuly to
K* N/4B1UI V. suS-c. ption Publisher,
a#*s«>n 11 -r in cuiar. Madleon, Ga.
W^ANTFD-
> > S-'Uthfr
j The ••Victor**
no ••putting.”
I au«5 tf
General Agent* in every Sta r in tn,
r the Victor Sewing Machine,
will *»ll on It* merit*, and require*