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HHHB I ■ • - CsS i Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gtfv’t Report A Npinlierof Teachers Leave Atli«u Tills ’ -. Afternoon. Powder ABSOHm&Y PURE TWO DEATHS MBS. T C. GRANT PASSES TO HER ETERNAL REWARD. MISS SUSAN A. MITCHELL After a Long Illness Enters Her Kest —The Funerals of These Ladies Will Occur Today. The death angel visited Athens yes terday morning and snmmoned two more spirit* before the great White Throne. At six o’clock yesterday morning at the residence of her nephew, Mr. T. H. Nickerson on Hill street, Mrs. T. C. Grant passed into the great beyond. She had reaohed the ripe old aoe of eighty-six years, and the summons of the Master found her ready. The aged pilgrim passed without a struggle through the pearly portals and received the crown so richly earned by a life of Christian devotion and piety. Mrs. Grant was the widow of the late Alfred Grant, who for many years was agent of the Georgia railroad in this city. She was born at lluckeport, Maine, in 1809, and for the last forty- eight years had been a resident of Ath ens. Mrs. Grant was the sister of Capt Reuben Nickerson and of Capt. I. H. Nickerson, of this city, and the mother of Mrs. James Galloway and Mrs. Sne Dorsey. She had, since childhood, jsen a de voted member of the Methodist church, and her life was orowned with many graces that went to make her beloved and respected by all who knew her. The funeral of Mrs. Grant will take place this afternoon at four o’olook at the residence of Mr. T. H. Nickerson on Hill street, and the oeremonles will be condoctedt by Rev. W. P. Love joy, pre siding elder of the Athens distriot. The interment will be in Oconee ceme tery, Mias mitchbll’s death. Y«s>rdsy morning about ten o’clock MissgSusaa A. Mitchell died at her borne on Hancock avenue in this oity. For many years Mias Mitchell bad been blind and in feeble health, and when death came she met it with Christian resignation, she had for many years been a consistent member of tbe Pres byterian cburoh, and her life waa full of pathos snd religious zsal. Though blind to the outward world she saw the glory of tbe Prince of Peace and at his feet learned the lesson of meekness, of patlonoe and repose. Miss Mitchell was a daughter of the late William L. Mitchell, who for a number of years was professor of law in the University of Georgia, and one of the most eminent members of tho Athens bar. She waa s oousin of Judge Albert L. Mitchell of this oity. Miss Mitchell, while feeble in health, was vigorous in intellect, ahe possess ed a mind of great brilliancy and dur ing her life had written a great deal of beantiful poetry. She was bUnd and hence oould not enjoy the sight of all of nature’s beau ties, being deprived of that great souroe of poetic imagination and desoripts in. Bat she bad a poetio muse that never failed her. Several years elnoe in speaking of her poetry to a reporter she described the way in whloh she wrote it. She said that at times her body would get per fectly oold ant that tbe sensation would be followed by something like an elec trio shock. Then she know that the time for her writing her poetry had arrived. Then before her eyes, dead to ordi nary sight, would appear letters as if in fire, then words and phrases, snd from these she would write the most beautiful verses. The funeral of Miss Mitchell will ba held this morning at bflf-psst ten o’olook at the Presbyterian Church. DR. H. C. WHITE Will Attend the Session of the Preeidents of State Colleges. The oonventien of all the presidents of the State colleges of Agriculture and Meohanio Arts in tbe United States will be held in Denver, CoL, on the 9th instant. Sjjs x Dr. H. C. White, wbd Is the aide and efficient president of the Georgia State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, will attend the convention, and from his justly earned reputation as an educator, no one oan doubt bntthathe will be one of the ablest and most use ful members of the convention. He will bo accompanied to Denver by his accomplished wife Daring this oonvention a great many questions as to the management of these colleges will be discussed and acted upon. These colleges by reason of the fact that they are reoogn'zsd and aided by the national government in a financial way and in other direc tions are fast becoming most important factors in educational circles through out the oountry. Our State college un der the direction and management of Dr. White is doing great good for edu cation in Georgia. NEXT MONTH THE BESSIE MELL INDUSTRIAL HOME BUILDING WILL BE STARTED. Captain W. W. Thomas Preparing The Plans—It Will Cost Ten 'thous and Dollars. Is A little over six years ago a noble band of women conceived tbe idea of starting in Athens sn Industrial Home. Tbe brsin that first conceived the idea and the first president of the or- ganizition, has gone to her reward, but the work stili lives and prospers and does good. Mrs. Bessie Rutherford Mell was the first President of the Industrial Home and served in that capacity a number of yeare until failing health compelled her to resign and she was succeeded by the pro lent effloient president, Mrs. H. C White. The work of the Industrial Home at first was slow bnt it was sure. In did Its charitable work and at the same time laid by a sum of nnney each month with the ultimate aim in view of erect ing a building of its own. Time slipped by and soon a handsome lot on Broad street adjoining Dr. S. C Benedict was bought and paid for. A few montbs since Mrs. Mell died and as a tribute to her memory tbe name of the organization was changed and it is now known as the Beisie Mell Indus trial Home. The ladies have at last reached the time when they consider the organist- tion ready to begin work on its build ing. The plans for the building are be ing drawn by Capt. W. W. Thomas and they will call for the construction of one of the handsomest bouses in the Classic City. The plans will be com pleted in a few days. The work on the new building will begin about the middle of August and will go steadily on until it is completed, It will be erected at a cost of ten thous and dollars, and will be thorough in every respect. The apartments will be constructed so as to be convenient and serviceable for the work peculiar to the Industrial Home, and the good work of affording employment to worthy women will be continued and extended. One of tbe new features will be tbe establishment of wbat will be known as the “Lipsoomb Exohange.” It will be bo named in honor of the late Chancel lor Andrew A,T.ipgoomb and will be place where the ladies will send articles suoh as fruit, vegetables, preserves, in fact all articles of their own prodnotion which will be sold for the benefit of tbe Home. The ladies are to be congratulated on the groat success which has attended their noble efforts. Pianos, Organs, Sewing Ma- achines, at Conaway's Music House. MAKING REPAIRS. OF* FOR OttNVKR ... ■!! ,W». % ■me The National Educational Association meets in Denver, Col., on the 9th inst, and conti um m session for four d»y. Prof, Euler B. Smith, of the State Normal. School, is the manager of tbe assrci.tion in Georgia and has eeoured a number of teaohers to attend the c vr ventioii. Those leaving A’bens this afternoon at halt past two o’clock will be Mrs. M. A. Lipsc'mb, Miss Anna J. Pauli i, Mies Haliie Hodgson, Miss Kubj M&ndeville,Mees's. E. B. Smith, F, A. Lipmcmb, C. O. Adams, and J. D Brad well. About seventy -five teacher- * ill go from Georgia to the conve - non and will make up a most pleasant parly. They leave Atlanta tomorrow morning. For years the Male of Georgia baa furnish d the largest number of teach era attending these convention from any Southern State, a large portion of he credit of snch attet dance being dne to the splendid management of Prof. Smith, whese energy in each work is undounded. A most e-j lyable and instructive trip is anticipated by all. ■Mian fQacintina wi)c, devote tbflht •-uttro tiiay to ona class oi dteeafth are more skillful antf J ban rme diseases embraced in thoir spo-ia!ty milch finiokor-than the physician Iti general practice or the advertising noctar who claims id treat - — — & Co. are tme and gennlne specialists, Sml devote their entire time to all diseases peculiar to tuan A NEGRO KILLED; Latal Shooting at Gainesville Yes terday. News reached the oity last night of a fatal shooting affray at Gainesville yes terday afternoon, A negro and a fl >g- man of a Southern Railroad Co. freight train became involved in a fight. Other negroes crowded aronnd the men and began to throw rocks at the white man. Mr. Shelton Brown, tbe conductor of the train, went to the fltgman’s aid and getting involved in the trouble shot the negro who started the fight. The wound was a fatal one. Rocks were thrown at the train and one came very near to striking Hon. Pope Barrow, who was near the scene of the trouble. The con ductor was put under arrest. TO TRY ALEX CARR. The Date of the Trial Fixed for July 16th hy the Ordinary. Atlanta, Gs.. July 4,—This morning Ordinary Calhoun set a date for (he bearing of the trial of Alex Carr for lunacy. Tbe date fixed is July 16th to begin at 9 o’clock in tbe morning. Judge Calhoun stated that he was tired of having the oase on tbe docket, and that it would be heard without fail on the 16th. ft will be the same case as the last one, the same witnesses, and the same lawyers being in attendance. The only new thing about it will be the jury. IT WAS HER COW. Mrs. O’Leary, Who Cost tho Windy City •190,000,000, is Dead. Chicago, July 4.—Mrs. Catherine O’Leary, owner of the fractious oow which, in a barn in tbe rear of No. 137 Dekovan street, on a memorable night in October, 1871, kicked over a lamp and started a blaze which cost Chicago $190,000,000, died last night ofpnuemc nia. She received the last sacrament and passed away peaoefnlly. She has always been very averse to saying any thing concerning the fiie. The University Buildings Being Looked After Carefully. Col. L. H. Charbonnier is giving con siderable attention just now to the re pairing of tbe oollege buildings on the campus. The workmen are busy in Prof. Bar row’s room in the Library building strengthening the supports and repair ing tbe floors. This room has consider able strain upon its foundations on account of the tremendous weight above it. Tbe new recitation room for Prof* Patterson is being arranged in the Moore building, and improvements are being made in the department of engi neering. The new oollege building is also being put in a good state of re pairs. __ The literary society balls will be looked after a little later in the season and a new roof will probably be put on tbe Pbl Kappa hall. Prof. Sylvanua Morris is now engaged In the work of selecting furniture for tbe law data room whioh is to be re fitted and made comfortable and con venient in every respect. The rew recitation room for the de partment of chemistry will also be fitted np in the next few weeks, and the build ings on the campus will all be put in the very best possiblj. condition conr sidering tbe sge of the buildings and the crowded condition of affairs. THE SILVER MEETING. Interest in the Convention Saturdny Is Increasing. A call for a meeting of the advocates of the free coinage of silver is arousing a great deal of interest throughout the oounty. The people’s interests are at stake in this fight and every advocate of the White metal should lie on hand tomor row at the convention. It will be called to order tomorrow at twelve o’olook at court house. Happenings in Mexico. The pro s of Vera Crtu complains bit terly of tbe abandonment of improve ment works in that harbor. A well-known citizen of the City of Mexico tried to purchtss 700 rifles for cash, but merchants refused to sell. The negroes who eued Jimmy Car- roll, the pugulist, for refusing to sell them drinks in his saloon, have appealed from the judgment of the correctional court, which was against them. Near Silao a woman gave birth to five boys, all living and doing well. The government bas determined to end the Indian troubles in Yucatan and is sending troops against them. La Patti* published an extra trying to prove that Mexico should possess Cuba and abowlng tbe right of that is land to be free from Spain’s tyranny. and cure all diseases. Da. Hathaway and womankind, Skin, Flood' and Nervous troubles. They are recognised as the leading specialists in those diseases of the South. Consultation free at office or by mall. SPECIALTIES Blood Poisoning, Syphilis, Stricture, Nervou* Debility, Gleet, Unnatural dis charges, Kidney and Unlnary difficulties, Ulcers,Piles, Catarrh, Rheumatism, and the 'diseases of woman kind. Mall treatment /.riven by sending for Symptom Blank No. 1 for men. No. 3 tor women. tNo. 8 for skin diseases. No. 4 for catarrh. Address or cell on Ur. Hathaway A Co., 22 S. Broad Street, Atianta.Ca 8. F. Stoby ) Foreclosure of mortgage and vs J David Oglesby. ) realty. Buie Nisi. In Clarke Superior c ’urt, April term, '89! a m- rtgaee on th* following described tract or of land to-wit; 1 hat tract or parcel of ytng and being partly in the County of ula ka. and partly In the County ot Madison, said State, Beginning at a Bock comer near the county line, ru n'ng thence N. 401.4 K 19.45. ch, to a Bock, thence H. 5], W. 23 eh, to a Poet Oak, thence S 401-4 w. 19, St ch; to a Rock, thence N. 51 E 26 ch, to the beginning corner, con'aining fifty 5< acres more or less, as per fiat made b* W. J. Flttman, December 18. iski, 'or the purpose of securing the payment of a certain promissory note lor the sum of fifty two dor are and 75 cents, made by the said David Oglesby, on the 27th, October, 1892, and payable to said 8. F. 8tory. due the 1st, November,’893, with Interest from date, at ' "tt*- cent which said note, the said David “lrefo isea Oglesby, bas failed and stUl refuses to pay. It is there fore, ordered that the said David Oglesby, pay into Court on or before tbe next term thereof, the principal and interest due on said note and the cost of this sutfyw in default thereof, tbe Court will proceed as *o j-slice shall appertain. And it is farther ordered that th srule be published in tbe Athens Banner, a newspa 1 er published In Athens Ga, once a month for four months, or served on the said David Oglesby, or his special as ent, or attorney, three months previous, to t*>e next term ot this Court N. L HU rtJHINS. Judge. HENBY C. TUCK .Petitioners Attorney. GEORGIA, Clarke County —Clerks office, Sups' 1 r Court of said County. I. J. K. Kenney, Clerk ot the Superior coart of said county, hereby certify that the foregoing la a tree and accurate copy of Bu'eNls! to foreclose mortgage on Realty, in esse of 8. F. Story vs David Oglesby, as the same appears of record In this office. Witn-ss my official signature, this June 18th 1896. J. K. KENNEY, Clerk Superior Court Clarke County Ga. SALE OF STEAM LAUNDRY. By virtue of a power of sale contained in a deed from J. O. Geiger to the Athens Savings Bank dated Joly 1st, 1893, snd recorded in Book K K, Page 686, in the office of ’bo c erk of tbe Superior c mrt of Clarke oonnty, tbe unde-signed will sell at public outcry before the cr-urthouse door in tbe city of Athens, Clarke county, Georgia, to the highest bidder lor cash, on tbe first Tnesdey in August, nex', within the legal hoars of sale, all that lot or parcel of lard situate, ly’-g and being in Geor gia Clerke county, and in the city of Athens, lying on the south side of Broad street, near where said street crosses the Tanyard branch, fronting north on Broad street thirty (80) feet, and running back o e hundred feet to rock cornea, being the lot on which the Athens Steam Laundry ia situated, whieh was convey ed to Msorice Jsnkower from R. L. B'oorofleld by deed dated April 1st. 1S92 Also at the same lime and place, and npon the tame terms and by virtue ol a power oi aa’e.contained in a mort' age rom J C. Geiger to the Athena Sav ing* Bank, dated Joly 1st. 1898, and recorded in Book X, Pages 7* and 76, in the office of the clerk of the Superior conr-of Clarke oonnty, tbe undersigned will sell tbe following prop erty described in said mortgage, to wit: One six (6) rack dry house, one No. 74 washing mi ebine, one fifty inch mangle, one combined collar and can ironi-g machine, three tables, o«a collar and cuff sUrcher, one deliverer, one tank, all hangers and belting, one No. 30 ex tract r and counter, one Tyler ironer, one thirt starcher, all piping, hand irons, one doz en baskets, one 10-horse power engine and boiler. All cf said property being now in the Athens Steam Lamdry, in the city ot Athens said state and county, on the south aids ot West Broad street near where it cresses the Tanyard branch. Also one set of single har ness, one sp ing wagon with top, marked,* The Athens Steam Laundry,’ and one sorrel blazed- faced horse, medium sized, about nine years oil All oi said property constituting a fatly equipped steam laundry. Said deed and mortgage were made to secure a loan therein deserib ed, snd said sale is made for tie purpose of collecting the amount now due on said loan as provided tor in said deed and mortgage, all of the notes therein describ ed being now dne under the terms of said deed and mortgage besides the expanses of this pro ceeding as specified in said instrementa. Good and sufficient quit claim titles will ba made to the purchaser st said sale. This July 5th, 1896. The Athens Savings Bank, by its Attor- ney-at-Law, T 8. Mell. SALE OF BANE.STOCK. Will be sold before the Court house door in the City of Athens, Georgia, at eleven o’clock A. M. on Tuesday, 2nd, day of July 1895, st tublic outcry to the highest bidder, fourteen shares of the Capital Stock of the Athens Savings Bank. Said stock pledged to the Bank of the University byT. P. Hunnioutt as seenrity tor the payment of note held by said Bank of University against said Hnnnientt, which ia now due and unpaid. Each Share will be sold separately Terms cash. This S8tb oi May 1894. A. L. HULL, Cashier Bank of ths University. Fob JULS8T1R95.. Will heijold-betoro the court house door of G!arr« Con■!tv, between tho legal hours of sa’e on'thefiietToe dsyin Aueustnoxt t • thelighe-t Udder,tbe fol owing propsita.lo sntislv tax and sower fl fas. issued by the city of A th»ns. for the years D91- ‘’-and 9J. to wit. The follow log lots of land Noa 121,12*. f?6, >3*. 177,12a. 1*9. iso, I8l. and 132, of the survlng of Barrow and Strahan of the lands of Lumpkin; Burnett, and Fowler lauds lying brtweeu Barber street and tbe North Fast itat'road, lots Nos 121 and 142 adjoining eacholher, fromirg hftyfeet e ch on Savannah Ave, and rumng hack two Imndard ft. adjoining tends of J. S Linton and otheri AD the other lots fronting on Bird street and the N.E Ra.lroad, an lyingbetwen lots 9< snd 95, of said survey, levied on and to be solo as the property of Lumpkin Burnett, and Fowler to satisfy fl. fas. lor city Lx s aja’nst them and otbo s Also, same t'me and place, one vacant lot in 4th Ward, on Prince Ave, fronting loofeetrun- nlng b .ck 150 feet, anil bmindid on N< rtb and East by Mrs. Cornelia Barrous oropertr, on South by Prince Ave, and West by James White. Levied on to be sold as the property of Mrs. Cornelia Barrow, A Iso, some time and place, one House and lot In 4th, Ward, cant inlng l-l aors nron»or le a bounded North by Evallno LWinarston. East by W. B, Morton, South by B. I. smith, and Wi st by Franklin street .levied on to be sole as the property of Mis Susie Reaves Also,-same time and place, one House and to In 1th, Ward, 1-2 ao-s more or less hounded North, Fast and West, by Athens Park and I.wprove.net t Co , and South bv Bonltv ird Levied on as tbe property of John C« h i:. tenant in possession, notified. Also, same time and place, one House and lot 1st Ward. 1-8 acre more or less, bounded North and East by J. E Pitman. South bo River 8t„ West by Estate, Frances Patatt. Levied on to be sold as tbe property of Estate rf Frances, Patatt. Also, same time and place, one House and lot In 1st, Ward. 1.2 aors more or less, h untied North by J B. Pitman, East by Henry Hill, South by River street., and West byJ K Pitman. Levied on to bo sold a the property of Mrs. Jennie Harrison. Alan, same time and place, one House and to in 1st, Ward 1-J aers more or less, bounded North by Flth st eet, Bast by Peter. Neely, Pouth ' SaUle Anderson Jack Owens, and West by p sHtaitJgit’ti »4Lt- will h» «nl bafora Use «mu*t bouse jo Ati>- ■■.H, Oeore’ai'rturlnglaga' bopr-, on the first Tuesday In August, 1895, to the ^highest by same Anderson Jack Owens, at CatoBaldnin. Lelved on and to be sold as the property of Mrs. C,H. Coker. Also, same time and place, one Pair 80 inch rollers, 2 pair roofing tong*, 1 double seaming Iron, 6 mallets, l block, t gutters bender, ~ center blocks, l lot tin trimmings. Levied and to be sold as the propertyof Wiley ChUde: Agent. Also, same time and place, one House and lot In 4th, Ward 1-8 acre wore or less, being a pari of the Glower lot, bounded North and East by lands of Glower Estate. Booth by Nancy lewis snd West by Mewton street, Levied on and to be sold as the property of Thomas Fleming. Also, same time and place, < ne vacant lot. In 2nd, Ward on Horacock we, contanlng 1*2 acre more or lees, bounded North by Dougherty Bt., East by Govrge 11. Holme, Booth by city ot Athens, and west by Mrs. B H. Brumby LAvted on to he sold as property of Mrs, B. H Brutnby. Also, sawe time snd place, one House and lot, 1st. Ward 1 acre more or loss, bounded North b’ Nellie B. Ave, East by Will Wealturford, Soutl. and West by Robert chappie. Levied on to be sold as the proper y or James H. Richards. Also, some time and place, one Hons s and lot, I*t. Ward. 11-4 acres more or less, bounded North by Arch street.. Bast by Dennis Austin South by Monroe Lovln, West by Peter street. Levied on to be sold as the property of Mrs Charlie Schuhart. Also, same time and p'ace. one House and to*. * 10r i, - ----- 2nd,wa*d, 1-3 acre w ore or less, bounded North by Cleveland Ave. Fast by CoUedge Ave, f»outh bv Macon and Northern Railroad, and west " Talmadgc Bros. Levied on to be sold as asihe property of The Athe naTce" ~Works,’ party in charge notified. „ 8 * m * time and place, one vacant lot 2nd-Work. 1-1 acre more or lees, hounded North by Wyatt Owens, East by Oconee River, Ronth by Lot 100. and West by North Bast Railroad, this lot known as 101 by O. B. Daniel Barvey Levied on to bo sold as the property as Wystt Owens, Also, same time and place, 1 bouse and 1 >t to ward, 1-2 acre, more or less, bounded north by «a, Railroad street, east by l>. M. Aaron, south bv Oconee street, west by Thomas Hng era Levied on aud to be sold as tho property of Mrs, M. A. Fordham. Also, same time and placeu 1 house and lot, Mid ward, 1-4 acre more or less, bounded north by River street, east by property of Mrs L u «pktaa, south by property ot 8. O. Hutcheson, west by College avenne Levied and to be sold as the property of T. R. Tuck. Also, same time and place. 1 house and lot 3rd ward, bounded north by Mrs. Asa Thomttn test by Lumpkin sti eet.;south by j. H. Hoggins by H, ft. Bernard. Levied on to Jr, and west by be sold as property of Mrs A L. McLane Also, samo time and place, t Varny Pegging L Heeling Machine, i Heel Trimmer, - imer. Levied on to be sold as toe To Kill the Worms. A great deal of trouble is being ex perienced by tomato growers* In this section from the presence of worms. They are literally destroying the toma toes as fast as they come on the vines. An experienced tomato grower yester day said that, shout the best way he knew in which to get rid of these worms was to look over the vines carefully and cut oil ati the tomatoes that had worms on them. This process will not only rid tbe vines of worms bat will make them more prolific, although the orop may he a little late. Gives up His Position. Mr. W. R. Lipscomb gave up his po sition with the Athens Manufacturing Company yesterday and on the 1st of August will enter upon his work as Secretary aud Treasurer of the Athens Knitting Milll. During the absence of his brother, Mr. F. A. Lipscomb, he will fill the position of book keeper at the Savings Bank. As to Typhoid Fever. An old phyaioian bearing in mind that summer time was the season in which typhoid fever generally comes, advisee the people to examine their water Bnpply and all fluids taken into tbe system and see that they are pnre, as Buoh is the beBt preventive of the dis ease known. NOTICE. All parties having claims* against the estate of Dawson Patman, late ol Clarke County, de ceased will present them to the under signed In th* time and manner as proscribed by law: All parties indebted to said Estate are required to make immediate payment, * W. D. Griffith, June 8rd, 1895. Administrator Estate of Dawson Patman. ADMINISTRATORS SALE. Georgia CI.rke County.-By virtue of an order Horn the Court of Ordinary will be Bold before tho Uourt House door in said county dur ing ihe legal hours of sale on the 1st, Tnesdey in July next the following described property towit: All that tract or paicle of land situated and in the city lying, and being in said County of Athens op Prince Avenno, where Dawson Patman resided at the time of hit death, and containing 2 acres more or less, and to be sold as the property oi the said Dawson Patman, now deceasad late of said County lor the distrlM' 0 ^ 41,6 debts and making W. D. Gnffeth, Ada B. GEORGIA CLARKE COUNTY. Ordinary’s office June 1st, 1895. R. „. Uarri*. has applied for letters uf admlnistrat J®* *• bonis non with the will annexed of Middleton Thompson deceased. This is there- lore to notify all concerned to file their ob- jictions if anythey hare on or before the first Monday in July next else letters will then be gHurtod said applicant as applied for. S. U. HERRINGTON Ordinary. GEORGIA CLARKE COUNTY. Court of Ordinary Chan here May l£tb, 1895. The appraisers appointed upon application of Nancy Seagravea sidow of W. P. Seagraves for a twelve month support for berselt and minor children, having filed their return, all persona concerned are hereby cited to show cause if anythey have at the next July term ol this court, why said applicatins should not be granted. S. M. HEKuINGTON Ordinary. Old papers at this office. .twenty five‘cents per hun dred. CLARK SHERIFFS SALK. Win be sold before the Courthouse door in the city cz Athens, Clarke County,, Georgia, during tho legal hours of sale ol tho 1st Tues- <*»y In Julyq 1835 the following described pro-- perty, to wit, one eight room house and three acroo of land more or leas in tho city of Athena Ofurke county,* Georgia bounded as follows, uoriu by the Georgia, Carolina and Northern. Railroad., jeast by Pulaski street, South by of the city of Athens, Went by lauds of John. A, Uunnicutt. The above described property levied on and to be sold as the pro- perty of M. B. McGinty to satisfy a mortgage li- la. iasued from Clarke Superior (joint, Apri tCtm 1895 It) fffVni* of ihn Putnn l.iimltov On vc i? IJ 2 1 S? 5 in * avor of ihe Paiue Lumber Co. vs. “ B^McGlnty, property pointed out in moitl- tO tenant gajje fl. fa, and wrlticnu notice given I in possession, a his Slav 4tn JOHN W. WEIR. Sheriff Hardline! 1 Edge Trimmer. Athern Leather Mfg Co Alao same time and place. *rd ward, 1 vacant lot t acre more or less, bounded vorth by H B. Bernard, teat by J. H. Huggins Jr- aud north by Joan Patman, and west by H. K. Nicholson. Levitd on to be sold as the property of H. B Bernard. • Also, same time and place, 2nd ward, S-4 acre more or less, bounded north and west by Alliance Warehouse property, east by Colled; Aye south by Cleveland Ave! Levied onto! sold as the property of J. H. Carlton. ^ Alao, at the same time and place, three Lan daws, one Tally hM and ane omnibus. Levied on as the property ol L. Berillng. AIm, same time and place, Bnf ward, 1 vacant mnr»* cr ?» n,oro °* 1b *** bounded north by Will Eosett east by Lettle Moon, south by Broad street, and west by Queen ol Gerogia no 28, Ia vied on to be sold as the propertyofJ. A. Also, same time and plroe. one vacant lot In tth ward, 1-8 acre more or less, and bounded n °ith by RandallDewicotLeastbyTtom.Dooly by Isaac Haddock, and west by Mra. Thjriktid. Levied on to be sold as the property of Ella, Jefferson. Also, at the tame time and place, l house and lot in to ward, M acre more or less, bounded agjteMijsaanns Derricott. Levied on to bo Fold as the property Henrietta Campbell. - Also, same time and place, 3rd ward,! bouse and lot i-4 acre more or less, bounded north by Pat LeBter, touth by Broad street, es3t by Roc! c Spring street, weat by Tom Miller. Levied to bo sold as the property of Henry M. Smith. Also, same time and place, 1st ward, 1-2 acre mot e or less, bounded north by Rbenezer church east by Derby street., south by Broad street, west by B. O. W, Bose. Levied on to be sold as the property of Mack Fields. . Also, earns time and place. I house and lot 3rd * lass,' ' " tbe ___ _ _____ __ h)ghret bidderfofcash, ihe’following described lots of d Xll thnt lot or p'reel of lai d, together with tho Imnrovemenis thereon, situated, lyi u a?d Potrg in Claike county said 9taie In tne oity of Athens, the same being the three cornered lot lying between Fu’askl - nd Gautt treets and the right M way of the G., (’. * V. R-iilwa Co and c mtatnlng one acre » ore or less, and l-ei- g lirunded on t-e north byG ntt s’reer, on the oastliv Pniasktetreet union the south b} ths right of way of paid ita' « ay o 2 All that 1 t or parcel of land fltuated, ly- tn<r and being in Clarke a uHy. said State and In the city ot Athens, and on the east ride of end fronting nl-etv f-es «n t ulaskt st-tet and i x- tending back tw» tund’ed fe-t and b-lnp bounded on tbe north by 1o of J. A, Hu micut*. on the east by lot > f tbe Standard Oil Co. < n tbe south by otot v. B itcGlntv. and on the west by Pulaski -tree’, and containing one-half acre more or less. 3 AM tint lot or pate. 1 of land situated, lying and brine la Clarke coni tv, 04., and In tbe city ot A<he is, and on tbe west sld »nf rulaskt st e-1 -ndlronwigonsidtttr. eti7t» f et and being b >um:ed on the east by Pulaski rtieet. on. tbe ooi th by right of wav < f the G . C. & N. Rall- r ad, and on >he west by street, and scut*' by lot ot tbe cry of Af ens 4 AH th't l« t or parcel of land gituved, lying and being In Claike conn y, raid State, an i In ihe oity ot At-iena, and on the west side of Pu tasVistrre a.'d fronting 91 feet on said strut; and being bounded on the n< rth bv in a of A K. Ch Id aid K. W Phelpt east bj Pul ski street., south by lot of J. > G»rebold, and west by lot of a. K. Childs, andc ntalnlog 62-:0i of an acre, more or e s. 5 AH that lot or pirtol of land xliu ted, Ivfng rod bring In Cla ke county said State, and in tbe city of Athens, the same being a rorti n of the 1»- dshere'ofore be onged to tbe estate rf D-. E. K. Ware and known and distinguished as lot No. 74 in the Jo I Hurt-ur-ey, said it tbe ing bo nded oo be no th and esst bv the Oc r - uee Rrer, on tbe 'Ou li bylots f os 1.73 -rod 4 of said 8u'vey and on tbe west by El z ibetb street, and containing one acre, mor*or l* ss 6 II th«t lot or rareel of land ritnated lyinr rod beingtn Ciarteicounty, < ong'a. in hoc ly of Athens, and n the east side and front l g p 8 feet Oo Pope street, and running ba-k 9 fort and bounded on the north bv the :o; of aliie (owe, on the ea-1 by lot of To >■ Jackson on tbe south by lot of Hill Baptin ( burch and on the west by said •'’ope street, and c ntalnlng one fourth of an acre, more or loss. 7 Alt that lot or parcel of land situated, ly ing and belDg in < Marks o unt-, said State, and In the rity of Athens, and on the so nheatt cor ner of Veiga and Pope street*, and fronting IS* feet on Meigs street and ex ending back 165 fret, and being bounded on the north by Melg* stree-. on ths east bv lot of Eacott Brown, on >h < south by tot of estate of S. Thomas, and on th.) west bv Pope street. 8 One undivided one third interest in all that tract of land in Clarke countv, Georgia beir.g the property]form«r-y owned by a J. Wage* aid rar h N Wage*, on Middle Oconee Rive and fullvdescribed Ina deed f eu *. J. Wave* and Sarah N Wages to M. It McGinty, K. Phlnizy and R. K Reaves recorded tn book K F P. 36, and in a deed from |L uise Kenney to tlp» same parties recorded in boo* D D. page 9 AH that lot or parcel of land '-itnat- d, lylny and bring In Clarke rot nty, Georgia, in the ci’y ,n ' ' mmfmg ^ Hannah Ho'erts. Levied on to be~eold as the property of Lewis Watkins. AlfO, same time and place, l house and lot 3rd ward 1-4 acre more or less, bounded north bv Lewis Watkins, east bvCohb Lampkln, south by Soot Echols and west by W. B. Morton. Roberts 011 *° 1)6 8old MUl0 Property of Henry • Also, samo time and place, i vacant lot 1-8 acre more or less, 3rd ward, bounbed north bv Hancock Ave, east by Marclllns Campbell, south “j west by J. A. Uunnicutt. Levied on to be soldas the property of Pinkney Johnson. Also, same time and place. 3rd ward, i house and lot 1-8 acre more or less, bounded north by Bob Henry, eaatbv Billups street, south by Pat Lester, and west by Mrs. Flagg. Levied on to bo sold as the property of J. C. Leadwyler Also, same time and place 4th ward, l house and lot 1-2 acre more or less, bounded north by Prince Ave, east by Athens Park and Improve- ment Co. South by Cobh street, and west by A II. Hodgson. Levied on to be sold as tne property of SaUle Jenkins. - Also, same time and place, 4th ward 1 house and lot 1-8 acre more or less, bounded north by James Gaines, south by Atlanta Ave, east by Robert Daniels, and west by Clinton Morion. Levied on to be sold as the property of Harrison iJJUluls „ . Also at the same time and plaee four lota In Hie 4th ward, viz 1 lot no. 4, sec. 3 lying on the west side Boulevard 308 from Barber at., run utosiurAed 1/lA fan* .. «.* n.. li ... 1 , levard, on Church steel, 91 feet front io4 feet on the back and 200 deep. i lot no. 7, sec. 85 lying on south of Boulevard and joining no.8 on tho 92 feet front, 200 feet on the west, and 199 feet on tho east. Ail tour lots levied on as the property of tho Athens ark and Improvement mpany to satisfy a tax fl, fa Also at the same time and placo, tho undivid ed one tid'd Interest of • eorgcC. l’h imas.ln a f‘ r a«t of lond within the corporate limits of the city of Athens, Llsrke Co, ua„ said tract Thomas, 1. d, Goss and John J, Strickland Known as the Bob Matthews , , unu B «, ,uuuiug along the Dsm- ialvllle road to a rock; {,hence south 4s dees west 37 degs., to a biroh cm the bank of Oconee River; thenoe slopg and douu the said river to a birch atJ. E. Pitman’s line; thence sooth 38 ^ e KS-v 4 ' •<>, to a rock; thence south 89 u eas7 *° a rock; thence south 69, east 2 t7; thenoe south 47>;, east 12, 75, the beginning of Athens and on the aonth ide and fronting <o feet on v elge street, and extending back 2« feet and bounded »n the north by raid Meigs et. on the south by let of Lee Matthew*, on the e*»t by lot ol estate of James ■ amak, and <n the weetbylotof Eaoott B.own. 19 'That lot of lindln Clarke County cental.- tog eighty acre* m« ro or le*s, bou-ded north by Wesley Nans", -outh by Kludrich. east and w st by Joe co or, and convey-d by W. A Je- tor as r^edver of the hrmestoad ot t. P. Wll*o t> M. B. M'-.Giaty In a deed dated Scptemtiei- 1887. All raid property levied on as the pr petty of M B. McGinty under a A f*. In favor os i ant ot University tossed fro « city Court or A then- and written noth e gtv< n him, tbe tenant in i os- sesslon at time of “evy This July 5ib 1895 JOHN W. WIER, Sheriff. CLARKE SHERIFF’^ SALE. WILL be sold at the court honse In Clarke county, Georgia, on the first Tuesday In Au- gost next, within the :eg-l hours of sale to the nigheat bldd'.r for c< sh the foUowtog dercribed • roperly to-wit: One one-fifth undivided Inter e<t in that home and lot in the city ot Athen*. , i^’P n .. 8outh v,n «»lga Avenue, whereon S. D Mitchell now resides, and bounded as follow* On the north by Peal ody street on the eaet by tot of G. A Mell, on the sooth by lot of A. E. G: iffeth snd on the west by Miilcdge avrnuo. I e vied on as the prop rty ot Flore" *c W Mitchell to satisfy a fl. fa. issue-! from the CUy court of Athens, (formerly of Claike am tvYln Ar ,?. ol ! d and riwtost Mr. a id Mrs. 8 D. Mitchell. Written notice given tenant In pos ession. This, Jane 26th, 1895. JOHnW.WIKR, Sheriff. un as the pro; tax A fa for l of said Thomas, to satislya y i ' , aare time aud place one vacant lo,. at the Junction of kiince ave. and Hill streac 80 feet on Prince ave. and 63 leet on Hill street! and bounded north by Prince ave, south by Hilt street, and we*t by propertyof Thou, ' - Levied on as the Property of IS. T. Brown D. ORAN OLIVER, Chief of police. Bally, SHERIFF 8ALE. Will be sold before the court bough door in Athens, daring legal sale hoars on the first Tuesday in Angus), 1895, to the highest bid der for cash, the following described property, to-wit: 1- All that property situated in the county of Clarke, State ot Georgia, and in the ci y of Athens, formerly kaown ss Thomas’ compress, now known a* Orr A Hunter compress, con sisting of lots 25,26,27 and part of S8, accord ing to the survey of the Ware property into ei»y tote made by Josl Hurt. Bald propert being bounded on the noith by' lot of Eler tor Mills, on the east by Benoett (oow Lnmpki ) street, on the Son n by Savannah a'reet, on the west by Northeastern railroad Together with ajl the mashinety, buildings, sheds , and other improvements belonging snd appertain ing to the cotton compress, and all buildings situated on “to tots On this property there is located a fifty-six inch Tyler cotton com- press, with all the neoeaaary machinery, fix tores, etc, in first-class condition. Alao an office, lumber room and compress shed. The tot contains in all two acres, more or less. ft All that lot or parcel of land, mtoated,' lying and being in the oity of Athens, Clarke county, Georgia, containing one acre, two roods, and thirty-four poles and a half pole, more or lees, known as the west halt of lot number thirty-three in tbe survey of college lands, being the lot on whioh S. M. Hunter now resides, and described in a deed made November 23,1866, by Elisabeth B Richard, on to Sarah E Smith. This lot is bounded on toe south by Hanteck avenue, on the west by H«nis street, on the north by Meigs street, and on . t . h . # east by lot tf the Metoodtat parsonage, and the lot fornsrlr occupied by Burch. On it there is located a double story, nine room dwelling, with kitchen, servant’s houss, stables ^od re° tir r neoe8a4ry cot-buildings, all in The first of the above described lete levied on as toe property of Orr A tunter, and the last as the property ot S.M. Hunter, under a fifa in favor ofthe National Bank ot AtheoSe against Orr A Hunter, issued from the City Court of Athens. Deeds filed and recorded lrom toe National Bank ot Athens to the res- pective parties as requirsd by law before levy “ft „Wtit;en notice given Orr & Hunted ThUJulfcffi,^^. ‘ enaat< * n p0S8e8si0 ”' JOHN W. WIER, Sheriff CLARKE SHERIFF’S SALE. Will be sold, before toe court house door in on*to« w * th, n.the legal hours ol sale, es r dfty Au S u,t ne *t. to the highest bidder, for cash, the following prop, •rty, to-mt; Those fonr lots of land in Clarice county, Georgia, described as follows; One rt lD g.at the intersection of the Athens and WatbnaTflte.and Athens and Monroe roads, bounoed north by Monroe road, east and south a r d ^•‘Atosville roads and west by W7 Ua Durham and Albert Thomax containing nine acres, more or less • one lot S d . e ^, •°" t . h Jy Athens and WatkinsviH* *^t by .. a ? d8 of Albert Thomas, west bv and nortohv IP-!. 8 th T e Wall8 ca e.tate and north by lands of Mary Upshaw and T Akemian, containing fire acres, inire or less ‘Jtog on Athens and Monroe road! bounded n rtb by railroad, east by lands of T Thrasher, south ny lands of T. Thrasher and Wallace and west oy lends of Wallace te. Also, one jraet containing twentv-flTe acres, more or less, bounded oortE by “vfhena and aionroe read, east by lands of Wallace ei- land’g 8 of'h h v M* p Uda 0f f lp ^ Alilis and west bv lands of baud Gann. Levied on and sold as the property of R. K. Reaves, under and b? tortue of a fi. fa. lrom the City Court of Clarke Reav7s ln &°„ f J ’ f * Wi! * ins ^ neares. Written notice given tenants in "o». 8easlon ’ JOHnV. WIER, SheriS; CLARKE SHERIFF’S SALE. the*cii 1 v > of 80 i^^. before the court house door ia tne city ol AtUens, Clarke county, Georgia hour8 ot ‘«Se, on the fi-st .rrisfrtV 11 Augus, *» 1895 » ‘be following de! maGiot P ae lot of land in theZiy th betrlnnin^ dialrict. mine amit ^.^totolngJflSaertemore or less. Levied taining’three (8) acrel moreo'r “e^L^d^d' joining lands of » **» ™ • * - -* Jennings and The sbovs J- W. Wood*', J. j, D- J. Porterfield, ueicnbed property n fiRipwhHir —FINEST IN THE ' W- s. Holman, Agent ATGFVS SHERIFF’ -sTle^ ' Will be 8 ’l l bt £ ire ih : c . art |, 4oor, in th« i-ny of A u ob (> k Oounty Ga., daring Ihe legal hoars of sue, on thefirvt Tu tn Auo.",t >n« lot nf lso.l cod'-'-iuing 1.4 n , J tore mote or lct-s in t! o 1 i y of ans1 Clarke county Ga. an-i b ,n dei ] •’ fo.iowi: On the nor h by Mei.g .street, ..n the west liv Newton t r*et n the oast by Thoa Fit ming a d or he - o 1 h by tho Glower property Mip ■tme b ing a p*rt of ihe sai.l Ciow r roper y. Said lot b*s a frunt VIrigs siret t 74 feet and runni,, back 50 feel. Levied oa and t • be old as the proper y of Thom„ lem.ngto satisfy a tax fi fa i. 8 ,„. ( i by H. H. Linton, Isx (J lie tor cf (Juike county Gs. for a balance of Sift’e and County tax * or the ys-r 1894 against Thomv> Fi toi ng. John W. V m. - i SHERIFF SALE Georgia Clarke County. There will be sold before the Court ho.... door of .aide... nty at public nulcr first Tuesday in ’uly lV>, within U.e , hours .1 ule to tte bighe.t biM r for Cu t„ he following dercribed property town bonne and tot coi taining one halt 1-" more or tens, in toe 316 Digt U. M Bouoaed n tho east by Athtna Park and Irnprovemu Co on the south by Cobb street, on 'b.- n ri hv’ ’’rinco Ave,and r n the west by A. H on. Levied on as the pr pe.ty of 1°' ngland, Jane 1st, 189i to satistv two tar ’ li laa for said state . nd eouu y, for lStttnrd '■<.+ Alao, at the same time aud place, the follow ing prep, rty; One ho.se and lot cooteinir® one quwter 1-4 acre more or leas, bounded oS ihe north by, Elrck Winfr-y; aouthby l bona, Bailey weat by Thomas Bailey Eiat bv Georeig Ka -tory Road, situated on 0*r.’g branch 8»id county W itten no ice given to tenant in possession a required by law. Levi d on •» .he property ot Mrs -tallre Fowler, June 3r 1 1)9", to satisfy a Justice Court ti. u i«‘ : istnet Q M. All a- ore prup.-rty lev!el oj by O O. Gibson L C, aud turned over to -ne or purpose of adverting and gale this .laie ird, 895 J. W. WIER SHERIFF CL RKB SHE IFF’S SALE, Will be sold, be’ 1 ' re t‘ e court house door in the city of then a, Clark- county, Crorca luring the legal hours of hi'o, for ca h, on the fitot Tue-day in Augutt, 189", the ol mini; d.. a rib a property, to-wic: On- b us-! and tot n the city of Athens Clarke coun'y. Georgia, eo taining one hall (%) acre, more cr lest; and bounded oaf .llowt t • wit: « n the east by Pope street, north hr Meigs street, weat by lands ot It L Mr 8 «, »oj n th* S' utb by toe estate • f Wnrr.-n KAm Said property levied on and t i be a 1,1 a « he property ot Mertna H rria, tor State . nJ coun ty t»xej far tho years '69,18s, Su18 '.;l and 18l»4. Also, at the rame time and place, one houss and tot in ibe 2-6th di trict, U. M., city at Ath ens, Clar ke county Georgia, aud ennuining one half (}£) *cS*, more or loss, aud bounded •a follows : On toe a- u h by Bridge etreei on toe east by Wren Reed, on the north by Wiley F. Bo >d and weat by Tom Reed. Lev e.l oo and to be sold aa toe pr perty ot the ealat, of James Houston (William E. Davis, ogent > f.,r Stu.e and county taxes for the years 1 93 b'ji and 1891. also, at the same lime and pi ce, one house and tot in the city of Athena, Clarte county. Georgia, and containing one e gtuh { .'j ol aa acre, more i r leas, and bounded as follows: On th; west by Macon and North-rn radroal, on theea8tby .-roperty of tbe ciy of At ene, oo the north by property of the city of Ath ns a d on the a. utb by lands of Will-am Briggs Said property levied on and to b- soi l a. • e rron- erty of Wiley F Hood, to satisfy t*o lax ti. fas. f -r State a.-d county taxes fur tne ye* a Of 89 a-d 1894. A so, ot tho same time end p »c ■, one v. cttl lot in tbe c ty ot Athena, Clarke couuty, ti or- gi<, co-1 ining o'e-hall ()4) c e m. r nr'ei.9, rod Hoi ndol aa folio* a : " On the west by Tom FvWlsr, ontie east bv Mrs. Uenne't, and >n the noith oy Herring ttreet a d on the s uih by bnroeb street. Sni* ] roperty "evi do ■ and to be sold aa the propertv ol A K Arnold to satisfy a tax fi f». for State and ro. ntv tarn lor the year <894- Also, at -.he same itr-e and place, • ne v eer.t lot in the 3 6*h d g ri t G. M.,o' Clarke conn ty Georgia, conta nin* one h*ll (%) acre, h re- or less, and hounded as follows; rant by B. J Fitzpatrick, on weal by Vine street, ou u -rih by Wi liam Wyley ou aonth br Fait view utr.vt -aid property levied o> aud to bo gold as the property of Ella Echols, to satis y a tax fi. f» for State and count* taxes for the ye*r K f4. Alao, at the S>ma time and t lace, . ne vnea.-t jot, containing about oue (1) arra, more or ess in the 216to district, G. U., Clarke c uniy, Ga, and hound d ca follows: On the east by piop- erty of A. H. Hodgson, on toe west by William Spencer, on the north by George Brown, end on the sonth by property of Martha Holbrooks, sad being a part of tot occupied by dt-fe dant. Said propertv levied on and to be sold •» th* property of Maltha Holbrooks, to satisty t»o tax fi fas for State and coun'y taxes for the years of 1893 snd 1894. Alao, st th same time snd pUc*, one vacant lot containing one-half (J£) a-re, more o. less, in the'e ty of Athens, CI .rke c unty, G i, and bounded as follows; North by Sam Smith, rad by J. B, Toomer.westbyJim G-iolsbr, soul'' by Arch strert. Said properly levied o- nod t> be sold as toe proper y of Simon G of-by, to satisfy thyec tax fi. tea for state and county taxes for the years 89 *, 189* rnd IS 4. All ot toe sbove levies made by 0. 0 Gib son, lawful constable, and turned over to me for advertisement and aa e. Written notice given to tenant inpoaasiai n according to law. This July 6tb. I 95 JOHN W. WIER Ffcetiff- CLARKE SHERIFF SALE ' Will bo sold before the court house door at Athens on the first Tuesday in iiguft, lw . during legal sale home, to tbe h’ghrri h <>«»’ for cash, following deaoribed pr peity i» ‘“9 city of AthenB, to-wit: 1. The brick livery stable and the lot w^ Pre : on the same ia built, situate on th* eaif tide oi Thomas street in tbe city of the's, county and state aforesaid, which said 'ot Ironitna Thomas street cud is more fully described at follows: Beginning at the no tbern corner ol atable fence, on said Thomas street, and ru» ning thence in a southern direction »ioeg **“ street about one hundred and twen y nv; leeI to the lire of the laundry lot, tleoce w aa eastern dirsetion along toe lit e of tbe 1 >u0<ir I lot to a fence on the back line tf the stcWe lot being a distance of about one hundred twenty feet, thence ina northern direction along the line o! the scud lack fencs a dis •«** ol about one hiuiurtdsnd twenty feet to'h® upper fence on said stable lot, thence i we*t- ern direction alcog said fence s disionceo about one hundred and twenty-five leet to u>e beginning corner. £ Alao the brick warehouse fronting on tie esst aide ot Thomas street, the south side of Oconee and the Iota upon which tte are built, situated in the city of Athens, C » » county, said stats, and more fully de«cr bee •» follows: Beginning ut a poini on Thom*, street at tho southwest corner of tbe sj™ wall, thence south along said Tboma* s '; _‘, distance of about nin.ty test to the corner of the warehouse, brick e , eaat along said wall about one bu ate' seventy-live leet to the line ol the otiy > thence north with the line of the and along the brick wall to the hue of tne • nee Street Methodist Church lot » b0 _ u ,. feet, thence north along said church jot ■ Oconee street, theuee. "west almg »**“ '~' hr i e b street along said warehouse wall jl , lance stair-way wall adjoining the storaffiotne, south with said s.air way waU to wait ing southeast corner of store, Ihence 1 Advertise In Thu Bannul, the oalv morning daily in^Nort beset Georgia. J this June adTeaiaement aud J. W. WIER, Bheriff'. store wall to beginning corner. „„„ r tTo' Ail a*id property levied on at) thepropOT R. K. Reaves' under a d fa »*•«!* ,.k City court of Athena in favor ol .vition* " of Athene, against O’Farrell and A**** era and R. K. Reaves, et. al ,end'raer*. Written ujtiee given K K. R*»vcei ant iu poaaeasiiiu, Thu July 6th, 1895. jOUNW.Wlt^. mtm mm ENS '•H x M
