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Amusements Puzzles, Chess, Conundrums. Prob lems, Charades, and Kinks of all Kinds for Kinkers to Unkink. m Answers to Prize Puzzle will be announced next week. Pkize Puzzle. I am a word of letters three, An.l oh your house I'm sure to be. Most all boys doth in me delight. Yet sometimes over me they fight. I have ao wings, yet often fly. But never venture near the sky. I am made always strong aud good. Sometimes of tin, sometimes oi wood. I never talk, yet often sing. Pray what is the name of this curious thing? I will send a v, ry pretty piece of music, tilled * Haunt ing Eyes," to the young lady sending first “orreot solu tion to Aubbev, Box 32, Hampton, Va. No. 2—Puzzle. Said second to first why do you third? Tell mo the reason pray: Does your fourth fifth cause what I heard lint fourth, my first did say. Said n ret to second, 1*1! now tell Whai causes me to third. And you will understand it wall, If I but speak one uord. First spoke my “•hole—wlii h was tho word— Kelt -ving second's suspense; Second then at <nice averred— Thought you had better sense. Atbs 23. My first is the name to an article given for ladies and dandies to put on their linen; It comes from the forest. I've heard people say, And is made from the skin of an animal gay. My gecond is a fruit that comes from the South, The juice of it is sour, aud twiil pucker your mouth; ’Tis found in candy shops all over the town, Aud. stranger to say, it is almost round. My whole is an article that is olten seen In the gardens and fields almost covered with green; It is very sweet, aud also pleasant to eat, Aud in hot summer days affords a rich treat. Q B 3, (which has received so much attention, and inves tigation ill othpr openings) is of much value, and well worthy consideration and practice in this opening, aud I commend it to my readers. It can be questioned, if this move will bear the test, should Black uot adopt the usual continuation of p Q R 3. as follows: 1. PKf.PR 4; 2. K Kt B 3, Q Kt B 8; 3. B Kt a, Kt K B 3; 4. Gas. Kt.vK P. after which the usual moves are: 5. P 0 4. and 5. KRK (which first move P Q 4 can probably be disposed of in this manner, aud in favor i f Black; 5. P Q 4, B K 2; 6. Q K 2, Kt Q 3; 7. BX Q Kt, Kt PXB; 8 Px K P, Kt K B 4, instead of Kt Q Kt I)It. A. I.. HAMILTON, President. (TTHHERT. GEORGIA, This old and popular institution is still doing noble service in the great work ol education. The spacious and comfortable Boat ding House aud College Buildings 'the b authornies'r 0nSirteredat thU e, ** e ° f the *““• bj ' j havcjn“« repaired aud refurnished in elegant style. I and will bear favorable comparison with similar eatah- j lishmeiits in any part of the country. The corps of I believe I can answer the question in the affirmative, S ss the following variations will show: 5. Kt Q B 3, KtX I Q Kt; 0. Kt P <Kt. P Q 3 results (the B whether at R 4 | or Kt 5) and the Black (j HP (whether at R ;; or R 2) it is apparently the same as the other variations, in case I Black should attack the Bishop, he can at ouce capture | Knight and gain a move thereby (Schoch Zeitum7, Dec. '77.) CHESS IATKLLIGBSCE. Iu the International Tourney, ausoices ol the Hartford Hines, the American team have lost two games.—Times. The Canadian Chess Assoiiition has instituted a Cor respondence Tourney under the direction of Mr. ■). Shaw, of Montreal. Twenty-one players will enter the lists at an entrance lee of $5 each. The prizes uro. 1. Silver Onp. roO: 3. Set of Chess-men and Board. $29; 3, ditto, $15; 4. Chess Table, $10; 5. Works ou Chess, $5. Each player to play one game with every other player aud conduct four games simultaneously.—Hannibal Ilerald. “TINY TIM." Toole was acting in London in The Christmas Carol, playing Lob Crutehitt. A little delicate girl, one of the children of the dresser at the theater, whose pale lace and interesting man ner fitted her well for the part, played Tiny Tim. The sickly little child w .s a favorite in the theater, and especially so with Mr. Toole. During the performance of the piece, as the reader may remember, the artistes sat down reg ularly to a supper of roasted goose and plum j pudding, which was. in the present instance, | genuine material. Toole was in the habit of I chopping the viands up and giving them to the j children performing, and they, when they had 1 eaten the first helping, returned, like Oliver, for j more. Tiny Tim, however, like Benjamin, appeared | to eat seven times as much as her brethren. She [ was the first to return her plate for more, and : always made away with more than an ordinary I adult could eat of goose, supplementing this teachers—nine in number—for thoroughness and effi ciency. cannot be surpassed North or South. The Coarse of Study was prepared with great care, aud it is fully up with the requirements of the times, ft. em braces equally, the physical, mental and moral cultiva tion of the pupils. The Discipline is very mild, but firm, systematic and exacting. The Terms have been reduced, so far as possible, to meet the necessities of the times, as will appear from the fol lowing exhibit: PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS, KF.OUl.Alt COURSE. Preparatory Department $30 TO Academic Department.... 45 00 I Collegiate Department 60 00 1 For extra course, as music, vocal and instrumental, j modern languages, painting, ornamental work, the price [ has been put down as low as possible. Hoarding Department.—Room handsomely furnished, ; washing, lights and fuel, at §15 per month, or §13.5 for 1 the scholastic year. Payments—quarter!' in advance, unless by special agreement otherwise. Location--Outhbert is the most besntiful little cityiu ; Georgia; is approachable from all direo .»••» by railroad; and for good morals, good health, aud cultivated society, j is unsurpassed in the United States. easr”Th,. College is thoroughly non sectarian. k/)‘Boarding arrangements in the College are first-class. 1 Pupils rceeieed at any time, and charged from date . of entrance. 141—tf j feenoh language^ PROF. CHARLES F. SA1LMARD. | Having resumed ills teaching of then FRENCH L.VX- 1 GUAGE, In Atlanta, is now prepared to give Lessons to j Ladies Gentlemen and Children, either at their resi- j donees or at his own, 58 W. Simpson street. Business men and others expecting to go to France for I the WORLD’S FAIR, to be opened in Paris next sum- j i mer, ought to take advantage of this opportunity to ac- 1 I quire a correct pronunciation, which eauiiot oe learned ! I but from a native. TUITION MODERATE, i 141-3ui The Southern Medical Record. A MONTHLY JOURNAL of PRACTICAL MEDICINE, T. 8. Powell, W. T Goldsmith and if C Word, Editors. Has a Large, Increasing emulation! Hundreds of complimentary testimonials axe in hand to show that it is the OF THE R l S Y P R A C T i T I 0 N E R ! o It is filled with ABSTRACTS and GLEANINGS, SCIENTIFIC BREVITIES, NEW AND VALUABLE FORMULAE, and Ttra P I T H a n d ( R E A )l OF ALL THAT IS USE FU L AND PRACTICAL, IN THK HOME AND FOREIGN JOURNALS, TERMS 2 TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE. SAMPLE COPIES 20 cents. 3VII. H. H.ANTE, ATTOBHBT AT LAW, Washington, Georgia. Will practice in all the counties of the Norrhern Circuit- Business solicited. OffiffR Over Green Bros Confectionery Store Will attend to business in any part of the State. 133-tt Atlanta Branch 3» m LOUISVILLE, KY. Address 142 R. C. WORD, M D . Business Manager, Atlanta, Ga. i A A BAR. Agents wanted. Bust- j ness legitimate. Particulars free. I Address J. WORTH .V CO., St Louis, Ho. We have opened a large Warehouse in Atlanta, Ga tor the sale and diatrihution of our )l A X W E L L 11 0 U S E Nashville, Tennessee. J. I’ JOHNSON, Proprietor. CAPACITY 200 ROOMS. Accommodations unsurpassed in the country 142 29. My first is half of what Implies good-huu.or; my j coliossal t epast with plum pudding enough for second makes souse oi my first; my third souuus like ; a dozen. Toole gradually felt an aversion the cry of a kitten; my fourth is a consonant and vowel combined; my fifth, with the addition of the initial of my third, would imply silence; aud my whole is what many boys and girls prize highly. 30. I am composed of twelve letters. My 2, S. 9 is a substance dug out of the earth. My 6, 11. 12, 3 is a numeral. My 4, a. 3 is an ancient instrument of war. My 12, 3, 1 is a vessel used in former times. My 5, is a vowel. Mv 4, 7, 1. 9 is a hard substance. My 10, 9 is a pronoun. ily whole is now before you. My first is appropriate, my second 'tis nine to one i guess it. My whole elevates the sole above the 31. if yo earth. All commnuioatioas relating to this department of the paper should be addressed to A. F. Wurtn, Elberton, (4a. Chess Headquarters— Young Men’s Library Associa tion, Marietta street. Original game- and problems are cordially solicited tor this column. 'Ve hope our Southern friends will re spond. TO rORRESPO.VDESTS. Exchange-: and Cobbkspondents Please Notice.—All matter for tnis department should be addressed to A. F Wjum, Elberton, Ga, SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO 49. 1 EKt 7 K moves j3 PB 4 P <B 2 BK: 4 P moves j 4 K mates PROBLEM NO. 51. By Prof. R. M. McIntosh, Dalton, Ga. growing in liim for tho child. Her pallor and Bickness seemed to him suspiciously allied with indigestion, the first fruits of gluttony. He struggled against this feeling for a time, but it mastered him, and he could not think kindly ot the little one. One day, in a fit of disgust, he sawed off a piece of meat and bones from the savory bird and flung it into her plate with a piece of plum-pudding, which left little for the others, hoping that for once the child would be satisfied. But she wasn’t. With a punctuality worthy of a landlord, she returned for more. Toole was shocked. “My dear,” said he, “you will make yourself sick if you eat so much. I gave you enough for three or four big boys. You could not have eaten it in this time. Where are the bones?” he added, looking at the empty plate. The poor child hung her head. Toole spoke again rather sharply. “Please sir,” sobbtd Tiny (Tim, “my little sister ate it.” And, following the direction of her eyes to wards the wings, there he saw a hungry little horde of ragamuffins pitching into the Christ- mas cheer with an energy that showed how much they needed it. A light was let in upon I him. Little Tiny had been filling the stomachs j of her hungry little brothers and sisters, and , not her own. She never took another grudged j morsel from the table. Toole told the story to i Dickens, who listened attentively, and, at its conclusion, with a burst o’ warm enthusiasm, ' cried, “Give her the whole goose and half the ! plum pudding next time;” and if the actor oid ! not follow the warm-hearted novelist’s instruc- j tions to the letter he acted up to the spirit of I them, and Tiny’s family never lacked a square j meal during the run of the piece. Consoling.—Some one has discovered that short young ladies generally get married quick er than tall ones, and that the former make the best wives. This will be a source of great con solation to the four-feet-five young ladies, who have been looking gloomy aud sad because their new bonnets don’t show above the pew hacks at church. AYER’S SARSAPARILA. N OTHING short of unmistakable benefits conferred i upon tens of thousands of sufferers mid originate i aud maintain the reputation which Al tai's s..rs.u>akiu.a enjoys. It is a compound of the best vegetable alteratives KNOW a new Medical Treatise, ‘‘The Science of Life, or Self Preservation,” a TLjVQPi Cbook for everybody, Prioe 81, sent by I FI I JLli mail. Fifty original prescriptions, either one of which is worth ten times trie price of the book. Gold Merlal awarded the author. The Boston Herald “ays: “The Science of Life is, beyond all comparison, with the iodides of potassium and iron, anil is the most i Jhe most extraordinary work ou Physiology ever pub- effectual of all remedies for scrofulous, meseurial or blood I nished. An Illustrated 4 ampule disorders. Uniformly successful and certain in its reme dial effects, it produces rapid and complete cures of Scrofula, Sores, Boils, Humors. Pimples, Eruptions, Skin Diseases, and all disorders arising from impurity of the blood. By its invigorating effects it always relieves and often cures Liver Complaints. Female Weaknesses and ir- j regularities, aud is a potent renewer of vitality. For pu- j rilying the blood it has no equal; it tones up the system, 1 restores and preserves the hi alth, and imparts vigor and I ! energy. For forty years it, has been in extensive use. and j is to-day the most available medicine for the suffering , ; sick everywhere. For sale by all dealers. free. Address DR. W. No. 4 Rnlfinch street, Bo.- 137-ly Put KRK Mi HEAL THYSELF ■ f .u WIGS* Established 1S49. ■TOUPEES. Established 1349. 6. RAUCH FUSS Practical Wig and Toupee Maker. Hairdresser, and Ira- j porter of Human Hair aud Hairdress-rs' Materials. ; Wigs and Toupees for ladies and gentlemen a speciality, 1 : All kinds of first-class Hair Work. Switches, Curls, In- I | visibles, Saratoga Waves, etc., on hand and made to ! j order. ( ’ 44 East Twelfth Street, N‘\w York, Between Bromlway and FUi<se» * f 137-6m i Plows, Cultivators, Stocks, Blades, Etc. ££-* , ?5fc' «r* F \ t ,y *139-9t DYKES’ BEARD l UX>R J!J il. tiu-l w.’.ldo it f a th»f • "otm fiicu, M tV»n '*•) •* 0 VO'. J C.‘ P Al l i.ADY W. AU R. >.YV A*> ’ ' ’ H.«-d | ’r- T * T. * > • L l, '. T;Tii’.' .f-... -- Uoiai.u-.in. . Th« publ.o w:ll ua« Ouocautioa Wfci .’. kltoM rat nix** SI 25. A MONTH AND EX l’F. to Agents. ■'»*o : -Oam; . KosTl'.K .t < '<».. I’ierion ^ 1 Vr) £rif D , tIKALTH THE LITER .M! >T Hfc KEPT IN ORDER. ^ R '&T2h«c if J/ i oA7'. a ■» mm \ UN P//ft r %x a < 3>£ ^ C fTHART/c The eight-year-ild daughter of a leading phy sician in Berkshire county, has brought forth the following at her first school essay: “There was a little girl, and she was very sick. They sent for my papa, and she died very quick.” 4‘W/SORAAS'ulfJi'i - cowrowisA & I irk 3 5J'Any worker can mak - “ ’ " Ij l* Costly outfit free, rustn. Maine. }.12 a ilay at home, Addrt es TRUE Jb CO., Au- . in the States of North and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and Alabama. We shall sell our Plows in At lanta at Louisville Prices, free of Freight. We want a i live, responsible merchant iu each place to represent us. i 8ond for catalogue. B. F. AVERY & SONS, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. oCKHiASAnHi'.' : •aSR&euarg ; fcli C { ’'WliCx p for; DISEASESDF< 1^1 i 'BIDoussew.I f Vlyerstcmwh • Hygienic Institute &. Turkish Bath, WHITE. Either White or Black to play and mate iu three moves. CHESS IN CHICAGO. Off-hand grille; note by Mr. James Mason. (A-uy Lopez.) Loyd street, opposite Markham House, Atlanta, Cta. T XJR the cure of Chronic Diseases, and prevention of aS forms of Disease Treatment embraces, besides the It was a rich manufacturer of New Jersey who J Turkish Bat n- thegreatest luxury and curative of the age guests, “'Ladies and gentlemen, ! sfitd to h i afther the grapes ye shiil have bafe shteak and | masharoons, and thin ye shill hev venison j staraight from Venice.” lioeru'-r. Ju.td iHosmer. Judd 1 P IU 4 P K 4 20 Q < Kt QXP-r 2 Kt K B3 Kt Q B 3 Iffl K Kt sq K K 4 3 B Kt r> i" R 3 K R K sq q li Q B sq 4 B It 4 Kt K B 3 123 ii 1)2 Q R 3 5 Cas B B 4 24 P K B 4 Q Kt5- 6 P O B 3 P Q Kt 4 25 K R sq q B 6 u 7 11 B 2 P t) 3 !26 k fit m QXP 8 I'Ql P.<P 127 It K R sq Q Kto-r 9 PXP B Kt 3 iv8 K R eq K Kt 4 10 Q Kt B 3 Cas •29 li q 2 (e) R 11 8 11 It Kt 5 P K It 3 30 QB2 It B 2 12 BXKt (a) Q < 15 31 q Kt P R B sq 13 1< i 0 5 Q Q sq |32 QxQ P (f) K 15 8 14 KtX 8 I* Kt 133 q Kt 3 R> K 4- 35 P tf K 3 (b) B Kt 5 (c) :;t Hy K QVP r 16 (f O 3 B/Kt ■35 q Kt 2 Rxq 17 l*>. B Q !! 3 36 li- KK2 18 Q K <i sq KRK sq 37 • qa Q.X'B 19 K li eq KtxP (d| 38 RXQ RXQ Kt P Life. Enjoy What a truly beautiful world we live in! Nature gives usgrandciu of mountains, glens and oceans, and thou sands of means lor enjoyment. We can desire no better when in perfect health; but how often do the majority of people reel like giving it up disheartened, di-uranged aud worried out with disease, when there is no occasion | for this feeling, as every sufferer can easily obtain satis- j factory proof that Green's August Flower will make hem j us free Iroui disease as when born. Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint is the direct cau-e of seventy-five per cent of such maladies as Billiousness, Indigestion. Sick Head ache, Costiveness Nervous Prostration, Dizziness of the Head, Palpitation of the Heart, and other distressing symptoms. Three doses of August Flower will prove its woMlerlul effect. Farnpie botths. 111 cents. Try it. 14G —Medicated and Roman Baths. Electricity, Health Lift, Swedish aud ilachiue movements,aud ail the Water-Cure Processes, etc., etc. Specialties: Knraimatism. Neuralgia, Paralysis, Dys pepsia. Catarrh, Blood Poisoning, and diseases of Women and Children. Hygieuic Board, Directions for Home Treatment. Do not despair without trying this wonderfully success ful treatment. For terms and prescriptions, address in full, JNO. SL’AINBACK WILSON, M. D„ 122-1f Physician in Charge. mi, 1 li ' #2 I if 1 ? v‘- 4 l* \ i • s 1 pr.vi v r $552 $«i a Week to Agents. P. O. VIC KERY, Au; S10 outfit free. u-da. Maine. f .5'“”' M .f < V ■RARE CHANCE.—For a few live men in Texas and New Mexico, to make from $1,000 io $5,000 a year. For particulars address, with two stamps. “vVM. BIGE LOW. Longview, Texas." 140-2t 1115 | r: ■y :m‘ H nw $ v. fir? Ib? f. •«-. i'J in. sq'iart* r: I nn ■ prt-,<• im wm f thO 1: .. ; i iff id uce tli from ! And White resigns. (ay We are unable to see the purpose of this, and should play B K 4 instead, as Black cannot push the K Kt P without laying himself open to a deadly attack. (b| It looks as if he ought to have played P K R 3 to prevent the ‘qaiming” of his Kt. (ci The attack is uow in Air. Judd’s hands, but Mr. HoHUipr has a powerful centre position, which ig at least sd equivalent. <d; Rather venturesome; but not altogether out of piace in a casual encounter of this kind. e: Perhaps Q B 2 at once was better, as it could be fol lowed up with It K Kt eq aud a complete turning of the attack. .... <f) A fatal capture, made, doubtless, in forgetfulness of iba danger he had juat guarded against. (Hannibal Herald ) CHESS BY CORRESPONDENCE (French Defense.) All nervous exhausting and painful diseases speedily yield to the en utive influence of Pulvermacher’g Elec ric | Belts ami Bands. They arc safe, simple and effective,and can be easily applied hy the patient himsi If. Book, with ! full par' ic ila s, mailed free Address lTtLvutHACUKU I Galvanic ( o. Cincinnati. Ohio. E\V ADVERTISEMENTS. Belcher. Providence. R I., ter, Brooklyn. New York. and A L Grut- Orutter .Belch ■ r. Grntter. Block, | White Black. P K 3 i12 p q B 3 B Q 3 P Q8 113 Kt. K B 4 Q Q ii 2 PXP 14 Q K K Q2 Kt K B 3 15 P q K- 3 qkkb B q 3 lie pq li 4 P K Kt 4 B K 3 117 KtXii BXKRP- P 1/ B 3 (18 < R Py Kt Q Kt q 4 19 B X P Kt K Kt5 Q Q Kt 3 20 It X R itXR q KtxKt 121 B ■ K R P (b) Kt K E7-f K BXP j And Mbite resigns. 3 'lcber. White. 1 P K 4 2 P Q 4 3 PXP 4 Kt K B 3 5 B<4 3 6 Cas 7KtQB3 3 K K t K 6 9 P K B4 7(j if Kt K 2( :i li PXKt Notes by the vanquished Chesser. («■> Kt K B 3 *a« much better, (bl Q, B KS4 was the ht ^urre here, but this cap'ure stirred up such a bum- bio-bee's nest that the author pot both hands over his taco tend run away as fast as bis legs could carry him, (Huy Lope: Concluded.) d'milarU would be t e continuation it 6 , Kt K B S rt mile ad of Kt B 4) result iu favor of ‘A bite, and provide a more satisfactory game tbau tne old schools. It is apparently unsound to sustain tho Kt by 6 , P q \\ because of 1. KtXK P, B H 2; «■ Kt X K B P (Kt X ti > K [ benefit is suffieieutly shown that the move of Kt to f 4I VNO and Orqau Playing Learned in a Day I No fraud. Particularw free. Ajp-nts wanted. Rare chauc, ■. Ad dress V v. MORTON, :l.iuta, Ga. 116-tf f |SOUIiiEEN AfiESCH? IKlLMAN LIVES PAD Ofl. HOB£ltT MONNLit, Sole Agenr, Office—33 Fonytii street. P, O. Box 583, Just received this day 3 gross of regular PADS. 2 gross of special PADS. 1 grots BOGY PLASTERS. 1 l rose of FODT PLASTKitS. 14-4-51 At Nevv i'ork prices. T HE SUBSCRIBERS still continue to carry on the busi ness of ENGRAVING ON WOOD iu ail its branches The'r facilities are snch that they are enabled to execute all orders promptly and in every style of the art, upon the. most reasonable terms All kinds of Aoofc ipnstrations, vinos of/"Hidings, nia chine ry, landsea p s. p irlril*. societies' seals, druggists' labels, newspaper fc'l.is, MU /tees Is, etc., etc., drawn and etc graved in thmiost approved manuer N. ORR & CO. john Street* New York SNDEKSON’S COMBINED CATALOGUE OF EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDEN N !Hi>i»*ring 1< » pages, with Colored iUat*. - t<* customers of past years and ton: \>\i ’. i • 11a *«■■ vs o tou r hooks,eitherGa rdcn iugj or Practical Floriculture or Garden./naj<ir /’ t? -re (;>rie«**l.f»0each. prenaith hv ni;ul). i •• “tii'Ts, on receipt of l'lain t •» i 'atalogues, without Plate, free to a::. PETER HENDERSON & CO. S*ri>smen 9 Mu* feet Gardeners, and c lot ists, 35 Corthndt Street, New York. 139—ti ■——■ajoiut BjuuKcwunMiai VICK’S Flower and Vegetable Seeds. Are Planted by a Million People in America .See Vick's Cataloaue 3W illustrations ■ u!y two cents, j V'tCK's ILLr-sTii,xt.P MourtiLV Bagazink—32 prges, J flue iliiistratiuDH. and o lured (fiat.- in each number. Price $1 2ba year, rive copies for $5 00. Vick's Flowrh and Vkoi table Gakden, 50 cents In paper covers; with ..R-gaut ciol,i covers $i 00 ’ Ail my publications ten printnd in EUigHsb and Get- i ma>. Address 145-tf _ JA ME8 VP’K ■ Rochester. N Y. mil h’ Oj-iiirn, , * innum or LJii.t.r of ( i Hill less |<*ured paail* ■«•*! v by tlihi AMh.RK.AN i itipro\«L rtvu< iy. 3P IUM ^ Majjufftctured it Atlanta, Cure or ANTIDOTE. Office No 35, ever Linen Store, entrance 35£ Whitehall street. *IG, *; ozy U-t. l t :v ; X: n-F : !•> mi n i Coliar (hr Al.OO. Ju»i 5J*ink «'f ii <•«;. tn iithou ‘1 •i j f • r’i y ITS thu •a sian Lacff Importing Co., H2 W. -Uh Si., C This Ls sbe only oifer, uztii ozii.r jrivoti ss^atti .hily 2, Tr.-Gj'.'r j loi W .Hslt'. l.a7S, 0. JeU.f • Jt4> '.v~..c MONTE PICKENS. ...Viii PIANO &0K<n.N SUNNY SOUTH OFFICE, Geo. rtflu.esC. ;rfUVi. in hundr*5i« <*f k’Mr*« N. GTittruiiL4x*d. l ar- I'iuuiiirrt Frle. AdiirKSH R. Avluiii, i»a. For t; 10 (vinveuience of thost* 5tj the conntrv will pur- chase from the very smallest article up -at 5 per cent, uod T A 1 -i per cent. over. Ga-n mn-l aceoin- DRnv oruers Good fucilirioa r,I„M “Special rtt'.eutiou iriv eM mstrumeiUH and si 81200 chase and p.vn orders Good facilities for purchasing cheap. &£-specMl attentiou -rivon to the purchasing of music ma»icni mHTra j¥ ientH and striuD-s. Httlary. HaU’inrpo wttited tn bpIT our Kusnl- (iooria to dealt rs. Mopcadling. paid. Penuantat emplov* yu-iit. addrt'H S. A. GRANT & CO* *i 6 & a Home St., I'iugiuuaU, O. $1 r 11 Tt.U WATCH KS. Chorpcst a tho knoon world. Sctntp's Watch Free to Agents. Address. A. Coul : kb & to., CLkago. b <fr home, Samples worth 45 free. to'F^cr Address Htikbon * 0o„ Portland. Maine. • ■ t. AHaMOBIffMWBffWUiTl^ 11 'I'M! ——I——— AY nr over I.llinK.N & Rates lioid ihe tieiif and compete vcfch the "i-rld. 1 000 Superb Instruments from Reliable Makers at Factory Rates. Every man his mvu agent Bottom prices to «ii. New Pianos, SI35. $130,8179. V. vv Organs $40, $59, $G7. Six years guarantee. Fifteen diys trial. Maker’s names on ail Instruments Square dealing, the honest truth, and best, bat car us in the l S. From S-ki to jllyo actually saved iu buyUQK from Lodder, «i. Bates’ Southern Wliok-alc Piano and Organ Depot, Savan nah, (fa. 145>—41 NOTICE. In cr.moliance with law, notice is hereby given that ail the Stock owned by each of us in the Georgia Bank ing and Trust Company, has been sold and transferred. M. G. DOBBINS, l44-6m JNO. D. CUNNINGH AM. fOUSG 1IKN. Prepare for business by attending MOORE'S BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, Atlanta. Georgia. The beet practical Business School in the country. Send for journal, terms, etc. $bt> a week in your own town. Terms and *5 outfit fret Address H. HALLETT A CO., Portland, Maine tfit tree aine Wg