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H The Longest Days. It it quite important when speak ing of the longest day in the year, to say what part of the world we arc talking about, as will he seen bv read ing the following list, which tells the length of tho longest day in several places. How unfortunate are the children in Tornca, Finland, where Christmas day is less than three hours in length! At Stockholm, Sweden, it is l.s 1-U hours in length. At Spitsbergen the length of day is 3A months. At London, England, and Jlreiiieu, Prussia, the longest day has HU hours. At Hamburg, in (Jcr/nuny, and Dantzig, in Prussia, the longest day has 17 hours. At Wardbury, Norway, the longest day lasts from May 21 to July 22, without interruption. At St. Petersburg, Russia, and REAL i ValllabiG irNrn ;0 1. TTi] Broai 'B'hvttHi:. tics |»cci;:l*i »•: ati'I aittiuefiv •:« Ail imf.-iiiing >■>»• . Jm; ftmii'l i.i I ir. I . It is the on!;. »• (1rn>rifisfs. rs:• *5s’ • from the in: •:! patisfrn lion i • <- ii!v ionic for if rut I to •l’< r .• |'li* rc In 1st -. !>.it : ' ’ y l*car in miicl Unit a i I lari Idle - i»e« Mtiii :» hcMlthy. | Ik+i passport-i |>< Ml’ I r d stroy iwaufy hi* ral*J* nmla'lics i* c I'rescript ion. omen, sold by : . e {piarcntco jiKiilc.s vill giv ill h. 16 hours, and the shortest 5 hour.- At Torneo, Finland,June 21 brings coiwrigiit, i«-\ i >■ won i.-< m-. mkd. a?s-s. a dav nearly 22 hours long, and ;! in DR. PIERCE’S PELLETS Tkt New York the lougest day i about 15 hours, and at Montreal, Cannda, it is 16. THE E. T. VA. k GA„ Rj. System THE ONLY SHORT AND DIRECT LINE TO THE NORTH and EAST AM) THE RESORTS OP THE Carolinas, Tennessee and Virginia, Pullman Finest Vestibule Sleepers Between Jacksonville and Cincinnati, Atlanta and Knoxville, Rome and Philadelphia, Knoxville and Cincinnati, Rome and Washington, Chartanooga and New York Purely Verieiafele 2 PsriscSlj Harmless ! UNEQUALEJ} AS A LIVER PILL. Smallest, CiicnprM, Fn«lcM to take. Ono tiny, Suirar-eoated I'cllet a <1ofc. Cures Siek Keu'lnche. IliliouG Ilemlaelie. Constipa tion, Indigestion. I’iiioua Attacks, and all de rangements of tin* Stomach mid Uovvcld. 95 conG» a vial, by dni/nrists. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. •p M. Mel NTTOSIJ, Pliy.siciim <&' Surgeon, blocks from hu-’i seedling:: ; m! < j ' very vahui.K - , grapes, ri1: ti ; ; ... , t condition, and properly unhid l.-c an e.; vestment f..r :;ny and vtgclahl:- Imm. !Vi <• hie. 16 acres on e •:•. Rvmin-,! and MitehelLt!., i'cautifu’llv high and rolling', ;;li v.ill : ' limits. The dope! ,.f ti.,: C : ern & Fla. K H. v.:!l Is- i -r: very .near fills pi-onm-tv. p mm. 1 lot on Love it., 2-10 feet deep, Choice jw. per foot front. •1 lots oa ( rawford !■ each, ISO ft det io an :;!le Without change. Tor further lufoNuaiion at ply to C. S. KNIGHT, A. G. 1*. A., Atlanta, 0'n. B W WKKNN. Gcn’I Pass. A"t. K T., V. & G. System Kiox ville, Tenu. Thomas ville, Georgia. fcir'OFFkcK i»ver :StarkV, writer* Broad and Fletcher Streets. \V. HR CUE. M. i>. Office, up-stairs. C ’83-ay J XM. TULLIS, M. D., Regular Practitioner. Special Treatment to Throat ’and T-mms with OxjL'en. OFFICE—Cor. .Mmli-oti and .ledler^on streets, TIIO.MA.-'VILLE, GA. HOI KS- lo to u M. and 2 to -1 I*. M. MiK*'.': ccnlc 1 lot oa 1,0 1-10 feet deco. utlil’ul 1, A. T. TA Y 1.011. M. !>.. iLATONXA. ICE v COMPANY ICE JIADIC FliO.M DEEP, WELL WATER, Cl I EM ICAELY. I'l l!E. DELIVERED ANYWHERE IX THE CIT Y. GIVE ORDERS TO. WAGONS AND MAIL DIRECT TO W. S. KEIFER, JIAUlliEII. PHYSICIAN AND >1 ID. EON, () I lice over ii asville, <;-i T)R. JOEL B. COYLE. gl>IL^T£«T THOMACVI LLP, GEORGIA Ol'FICi:, l:r<,:ul:St.,'.<iTi-rll , !ckctt’.t. limits, oil the road to .Mr. ::. Duzer’s elegant i:;i:ntrv I: acres in fine .-late of cnltiva-; ance timher: nice r.c.v min; and fences all in tip;.-;i order 1 lot on J, ,ve.;t., v ,. ; v d ft front, 2-ID ;> dea-i. o Lie. Jit on Oaw'on M„ HO 120 ft die;. : , Yen.; • choice h. art:. t 'mi: i.. • . is very tlr.-i.;d '■ ■ ! g. .‘io acre •; 2 .-..ih- . House, in tin- lor!: - , , re lic roads, rf-g I; : v and attractive. ill A. ('id copper's,Timm-1 150 It d:. o I These lot-;; . j the money. J lots Oil front, 100 ?2.'iO i ach • son is a !>v: ; Thoma,svillc Variety WORKS. Reynolds, Hargrave & Dayis, Prop’rs' Manufacturers and Dealers ROUGH & DREED LUMBER. LATH KS, PICKKTS, 8H1N0LKS, ■stOULDINOS, BRACKGT8 ISC KOI. I, WORK, MAXTLK.S, BALUSTERS, STAIR-RAILS N e vvcl Po.sts, OFFICE, CHURCH <i- STORE Furniture. STOllU FRONTS. WiK Screen I)o#r« and Windows, Mas Doors and Blinds STA IR BUILDING AND INSIDE HARDWOOD FINISH ;■ SPECIALTY. MTCOR DESPONDENCE 80LIC J II. COYLE, J>. D. S., Ilcsiilont lioiitist, Thoiuasvlllc, Offora hl3F-! Vir. asville and vlclnliy. Oflici b<»urs—I*r«siia a. ui. t-« 1 p. in., and fronts to 5 p. in Oflleo—On Jackbi >11 street. W. D. -MfIV!!i;i J., K. G. .MITCH 1.1.L ■I'J'CHELL & MITCHELL. M 1 ; v:u i; i cr.s :i:i ) Hniid-. in per! iaifd <■•:I for sali- low. At to vi icy s-at-La w, Thomasvll.’e, - • Goorgla. . M- IENDON, Attonicv-at-Law, Dido the , N. S. Eaves, IW1IACM and lilllLDIill. Thomanrlllo, Georgia, eoatraeis f..t the f-f bulbliiifre, pub- l will be triad t*. mul c«>iiftructlpn of all clrfs lie und prlvato, lit either bi le . I will guarantee la every lnstnn«e t-> give NatlHfttctl'.n. Beslga-utnd plans drawn and careful e-itlmates imuie. My 1, h mr.d w. rk r.t fair prlcert. If y.u want any building U«mo rail «-n me. 1 will eul-mlt eMimatea wbetner contract 1m award'*'! mo nruot. 1 refer t-j tlte nuny publl>* Lulidlngs erected by me in TlrriaHvlllo and elHewJiero,and all parties | fj hits given unlvcr* |b-l FUlsfactlon In the turo Gunorrhfc* and I Gleet. I jircscribe Hand kr,~i,t,». 1 ®* jl =ate In recommend- - .fli-i-ifc i-i it to all sufferer*. Decatur, III. J’JtICE, $1.00, li^ld by - • Vi. J. S. CanMefn, TTiomu%vIlfr. €Sa. Wmm feTit si txrx Zi: 10 very La. : covered will. : ' each; high a.;-! T 8300 caeii. 2-acre 1 : .M; wood avi , u 11!i lie Tlie 1 »' nn-elv i, u<v liui! in i ' ... Ibis |.litre I and very cheap, pi! 2 of thy lip-.-co;: ive homes oa i’.r r.asonahh-. j-!ve:y j. For the !!..-:[ ti: .p 1 ..li park 6>r sal.-. 11 has m, -. thiAown for h. .y and to the city. Y.,-a ■ residence . tic-vt in toe and see nothing imp!, a a: on tffe road, it is ;;.-o j p!ae for sor.a ; ,:;:: handsome winter heme. 121 acre.-: raid I will sell its value. * "GathM-in" tins jayrtD No, hut a halm for Marv, NVP-e. C-.v n e ui:»l;go .. ! {'I'))' If \jijffl a »• ' -cji.p' rd* 'C '"'.lliftl fi %viis Notice. mm m ■,aiiotrn r*nd prosperous /.-rmr:* < * ’ vi. tv. c. u f..c best tliiu’g Be ii.13 ever fuim«! for T Kr.J.n.l;,irre!l. Sic’;,an,/ Tree. 17. 17 r C ■' rr ‘i f-'n-ircir /mm iiurvoi;., i id; lirn.lncliu ha - 1, 1 '"'I-'" VT M.W. <-. OVootsIri.l;-.;-,) yv.>B.!. n..nccitatinaly n-commomlitanso to anyViiJ ml - - nc-Smia«uici.-.;trcHct I have over fouaU.' ' li dni:toi: t 0.1. % October l.> % IjSj. ^J? 1 Ga ^ e druggisltj. ttoutfcrfb! CliroCU, Columbus, Oa. . Clark, cay,*; rent j/lnasuro tweav * great relief, and i j- iFflVS! ilGlil6MF(l GEORGIA. VI/. n t front ! ]!!■:( 'A\ ' ’• 'ff-f Hi) i;;-: /OUsli; sAiii .: -,i- . • a ix • 1 ! ' I -lie -S.‘i.'!7 acres of < L YHCa ]'i11c* lands in one i-’ 1 L’ccatiir county. The : 'i; 'a mins within one mile ‘ c icw ti «>1* I >.-i in brill **o, (he "i; -dl;-, across the the ■ ! - liver, ami trouts fou- 111;!c: 5 • -it that river, on tvhiclif io-11'- 'til* IV ply daily. For comi-lamtuatiw S t,lis l»md lies a::.CLACK. I 'VHHio hall nnle of the Ala. i'ooIuiTdgc”* I-Midland II l{. The projected ; '* • A C., which stands a ; very trood chance of being i oilt will run directly through About 2-3 of the land is j no original pine which has Y'.'a j never been turpentined. The balance has been cleared ana once produced fine crops of | corn, cotton, tobacco and su garcane. The soil is a gray ish sandy loam irom a depth of 10 to 15 inches on red clay subsoil. There arc no swamps, even the river bank being high and dry These lands would be a valuable investment. Sold only together at $2.5C Her acre. lull- • ■ciivillc Rod; ‘ ^ j'. 1 -- 2 ' i f-r W iSKN :■ •• ' ' i-2. fety ! ' - ' • -J . ": dM : ■ '■ R ; Ganoc? u; 1 ; KJi; m- • ' atSih sre II ACIW • .; j!;v • F i tiMirta 1 ■ t ' -■ it Ai'Ol ,V-Y | o' m a ■;! ; - 1 --, t d'A 1*. however, has the • '% \ him money from the ha ' - ' jS; he llmla himself in gtrai . .. :t.;-;i. .. ; -x.ij ,leaving Ins family uqnro- • At! j tectcil ami defeating his original in- Argument. A. nml JL (aged 35), have each a yearly cash balance of 8350. A. deposits his in life insurance. 15. deposits his in a savings hank. I. Roth die at the end of the hrst year. A.’s estate receives 810,- 000. Ji’s estate receives only 8350 plus one year’s interest. II. Ji itli live through the20 yean, i lie insuiam-e company returns A’s d -posits with compound interest (so tuat his 810,000 insurance costs him nothing); or it gives him a paid up policy for nearly, if not quite, doublo the amount of his first policy; or it gives hint his dividends for the pe ncil in cash, and a paid up for hi tii .-t policy. The hank returns TVs de posits with compound interest, but si&juiucd no guarantee of assurance miring the 20 years. Tim- company guarantees (after 3 years) an equitable paid up policy for • :ui premiums received, if the insured is nimble to continue his payments. Ho is thus entirely protected against ““ - f deposits. power to draw hank whenever* elf in straitened circum- . v, '' '1 ‘4” l' Ife’ 0,: sn'ol'cr am 1 ‘ The Mutual Life 1 t / -•. - • . .. 1 l' lln y of New York, L teution. 'ihe proportions hold good for amounts than $10,-' .; all ild. a ’ '. SHAW. Pass A i r Diock. Insurance com- , , issues a very lib- j oral nolmy. | ' gE. if. MALLETTE, Agt,