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A St range Story. Maryland letter Thirty-throe years ngo a family nntncil Renton, consisting of lather, mother, son ami daughter, resided in one of the West ern States near n small town railed Rlank. Tho father was wealthy and lived in style, and his daughter Mabel, a child between two and three years of age, was always elegantly dressed, nnd George, the son, a boy of seven, was prepared to enter nn Eastern school. One day littlo Mabel dis appeared, and her parents never heard of her again, although they spent thousands of dollars in searching for her. The henrt brohen mother died soon afte r tho loss of her darling, and the father wandered over this country nnd Europe, and finally set tled in New York, where he Jdied. Ucorge grew to manhood, and the memory of his lost sister wns almost effaced from his mind. In his twenty-seventh year while visiting a married friend, he fell m love with the governess of his friend's children, a beautiful girl of about twenty-three, and after sonic months they were married and lived happily for live or six years, a boy and girl being born unto them during that time. Ry the death of an uncle in San Irineisco tieorge was left a considerable fortune, and the lawyer who conveyed the intelli gence to him also stated that his sister s career had been traced. A tramp on his death-bed in a St. Louis police-station con fessed that lie and two companions had stolen little Mabel Renton for her clothes and a locket which she wore, nnd that she had continued with them for several years, when her bright, pretty lace attracted tin attention I|f# kind-hearted lady in Ohio, who adopted her and sent her to school, where she remained until her patroness died, Mabel then became a teacher in n large school in Cincinnati, hut as her health began to fail she applied for a posi tion as governess, and was now in the fam ily of .Mr. M., or at least that was the last place lie had heard of her being in. “ What was the name of the family she was with f” ask ml Ucorge. •• M ,” was the answer. “ What name did my sister have?” “ Mabel Ferris.” •‘My Cod!” cried George, in agony, “ She has been my wife for live years.” Upon further investigation this proved to he tiie truth, ami the girl nearly went crazy as she was a devout Kpiscopnlian. A separation ensued, nil property being equally divided. Tho children were placed with friends as neither parent could bear the sight of what was to them the fruit ol a crime against God and man. The poor grl is still living in a quiet city in New Kugland, while the husband and brother, alter spending all his property save a few hundred dollars in dissipation, shut him self oil'from nil communication with his friends, and is to-day a poor farmi r in the county of Garrett, among strangers, nnd where few know his sadly remarkable story. Wonderful Irish Lobsters. Jlnstun Commercial Hull till. One of our restaurants boasts of an Irisli Munchausen who acts in the humble ca pacity of waitur, and adds much to the en tertainment of quests. One of them being served with a small lobster, asked ; “Do you call that a lobster, Mike?’’ “Faix, I believe they do be callin’ thim lobsters, here sur. We call cm crabs, at liotnc." “ Oh." said the diner, " You have lob sters in Ireland;'" “Is it lobsters? l!e --gorrn, thececksis full of'em. Many a time have 1 seen 'em whin I’ve lepped slitratnes.” “ I low large do the lobsters grow in Ireland?" “Well," said Mike, thoughtfully, "to schpake widin bounds, snrr. I'd say a matter of five or six feet." “ What ! live or six foot; how do they ge! around in those creeks?" “ ltedad, snr. the creeks in Ireland are fifty or sixty feet wide," said the unabashed Mike. “ lint," said the persistent inquirer, “you said you had seen them when you were leaping over the s'reams, and lobster hero live in the sea." “ Deed, I did, snr ; we've powerful lcapers in Ireland. As fortlie say, sur I’ve seen it red wid ’em.” “ Hut look here my tine fellow,” said the guest, thinking he had cornered the Hibernian at Inst, “lobsters are not red until they are boiled.’’ “ Doan't 1 know that?" said Mike, reproachfully, “but there are Idlin' springs in the ouhl country, an’ they schwitn troo ’em an’ come out ready for you to crack open and ate,"and Mike walked calmly oil to wait on the next guest, leaving bis interloctor to di gest the lobster, and the story. Old Mr. Meriden bad been married forty-three years when bis wife died, last week, lie didn’t appear to miss her very much until bed time, when he sat down and stuck out bis foot for somebody to come and pull olf bis boot. And then when his son-in-law coldly handed him the Aboot-jack, the full weight of the irre arable loss he had sustained broke upon •lie old man and he gave way to a Hood of tears. As for the boot-jack, it had been so long since lie bad seen one, ho didn't know how to use it. — Hawk-Eye. ( barley Ross’ father, in his vain search for the stolen boy, bus spent i?W.OX), bis entire fortune, and is now a travelling sales man for an Eastern lionac. lie lias made #OO journeys in search of bis lost child, and says he shall persevere until it is found or he dies himself. A few weeks ngo the quartermaster ; r enoral of the Turkish sirrny issued ra tions of soap to nil the regiments in the tinny of the faithful. The astonished warriors took it. looked at it. felt it. wondered what it was for and finally made oup of it. —JLncii i,<\ “ How nicely thin corn ob served he, us they sat eating it together by the fire. “ Yes,” replied she, holding down her head, •• it's got over being green." Of course he couldn't stand such an inference as that, nnd might soon have been seen “popping” himself, nnd watching the glad light, in her eyes ns she blusltingly said, “do ask pop!’ TUT'PSJ’ILU A Noted Divine says They are worth their weight in gold. READ WHAT HE SAYS: Ph. Tl’tt:—Dear Sir: For ten year* 1 have been a marly rto Dy*|repsi*,Constipation, and Pile*. Ln*t spring your mil* were recommended to me ; I utcil tlicin (Gut with little iMitlt). I am now n well man, have good '‘pp'titT. ‘‘itcrliirtt in riect, rcinil.tr * oofs, pile* fronc, ami I have gained forty |>ouiul solid flush They arc worth their weight in gold. Rev. R. L. SIMPMJN, Louisville, Ky. r f i■ ■ia nil | a Dr. Tutt ha* been cn lUTTS PILLS S a as<l in the practice .1 w medicine thirty years, and CUKE BTCX lIJ2AD- for a long tinu w;i* demon* ACHE. strut or of anatomy in tiu Modical College of Gem*- I Ki || !!\ Pil I X gh, hence person* using IUI I o*l his Fills have the guarun- CUIIE DYSPEPSIA. tee that they arc |>rcparcd Ofl Ml( lUlllC 101 IH'iplC*, TUTUS PILLS qSate!' ,e * from *" lie ha* succeeded In CUKE CONSTIPATION combining In them tin —a . ■ hcrclolnn* HOt.l VO*. iftt l< TIITPQ PJI I Q qua I• it* of n dreveghen IU I I O I 'LLO ntg.futcativfyandapur* CUKE PILES. if VIM# ionic. TBITTJO D'l I O tU to inert t c the IUII *0 lILLu petite bv Causing the f<*o to properly as*i m i 1.1 te. CUBE rgVEB AND Thu. the m tern is nour islicd, and hy their tnnk •vn<rr-iA nn 1 action on the\litfctive or- TUTPS PILLS frau*. regular and healthy ■ w evacuation* arc produced CUBE BILIOUS COLIC The rapidity With which ■■ futrton* take on /V> h TIITTJC D(l I O while under the mflm net IUI I 0 I iLILo of these mil*, nl itself in rUKE KIDNEY COM dicate* tin ir adaptability CUBE |“DNEY COM- |o no||r j sh the body,aim ' hence their efficacy in cur T"llT"nrtn IVI I ing nervous ikrbjlitv.MK I- Eli I I*o rtLLO aiicliolv. dy? pepsia, wt iiii of the muscle*, >lu: CUBE TOBPID LIVEII gi hncss of the livtr chronic constipation, at n imparting health and strength to the system. Sold everywhere. Office, 35 Mu ray Street, New York. Images, ja l asms TRIUMPH OF SSIEHCE- \ Gray Hair ean be changed to s fl ir lossy black by a Biopto application of tj Dr. IltTT's Haii Dye. It ocla like magic, |4 and u warranted ,ix harmless as water. Price SI.OO. Office 35 Murray St., N.Y What is Queer's Eelight ? Rcr.d Yhc It is a plant that prows in the South, and is spe cially adapted to the cure ot diseases ot that climate. NATURE’S 0 m REMEDY, Entrrinp at ome into tlie hh*ol, ex pi I inp all scrol uhms, syphilitic, and rhemnallc affections. Alone it it .1 searching nlterntlvi*. hut when combined with Sar&up;uilia, Yellow Dock, ami other hi rlvs, it lorinh Dr. Tutt’s 2arsap?.rillf. and Queen’s Delight, The most powcrlnl Moot! purifier known to medical science for the cure of old ulcers, dist*:iiM*d joints, foul discharges from the ears ami nostrils, abscesses, skin liseascs, dropsy, kidney complaint, evil efleet* of cen t practices, disordered livferand spleen. Its use trenpthens the nervous system imparts a fair com plexion, and builds up the body with HEALTHY, SOLID FLESH. As an antidote to syphilitic pob.-on it is stroio-ly recommended. Hundreds oi eases *t the worst type have been radically cmed by it. Being purely veg etable its continued use will tlo no harm. The- best time to take it is during the summer and fall; and instead of debility, headache, fever nnd ague, you will enjoy robust health. Sold by all druggists. Vrkrct SI.OO. Office, 35 Murray street. New York. MAKE HOME HAPPY. • ************** a ■ A Plentiful Supply of Good Reading and Beautiful Pictures ; WILL PO IT. THE CINCINNATI WEEKLY STAR, > A fine with 4ft full col umn*, cuMtto only *I.OO |Hr year t_wo pay po-iapi*t, And i* the largest, " brightest. nnd best i)flpr publiahi) for ' the inoiu’t. It is independent in politic*, ~ given nil the news, nnd, beside* much other cood reading, eveiy number haa . three or four excellent original or sc- < lectcd stories. Kv. rjr nuUieriber al<> ' receive* :v copy of the beautiful engrav- | mg, “Tin* l*ooi’ llif l*<Hr Mini'* ' ' feYleml,*’ *ixe 2lx.*U incite*. and a copy , of TIIK STAR II.U’STItATKn ALMA- , NAC. 25 *t*. extra* must be went to - ■ piiv eX|iURe "f packing nnd pre- 1 rnium*. Kd’Our Inditci’incnls to '' Atfcnl*. ulwax* the nioMt liUrnl in the ,] fltTd, are now greater than ever. We , , want evert club Aitent In the country to • communicate with us before commencing 1 work. To anv peraon desiring to get up ' ' club, we Will wend a aample cony ol ' the picture and a canvaaaer f s outfit for ! 25 cl*. .V/x’cimrn copy of paper free. „ Wenil flr on** bettore bulmici lb liik for nn oilier* The Binr, thouiih in no sense a party ■ paper, hna always been a vigorous advo- * cat** of the ri<h"i* of all tin* Slates, and was among the ir*t to urge the justice „ of local government in the South. lYraon* to wID-m we have already sent 1 the pi t ure, “Tle Poor the Poor Friend*** by saying ao cau j; ' have in it* tea*l Another excellent en- , k' graving, of same *i*e, which wo bate ] •* .Mir <1 for this purpose. " MT Ihipcr without picture, One Dollar. THE GTAK, 230 Walnut St., Cincinnati , O. '■ *v m eeewrs-pe v". rwwtnsw’ " * a.- e- 1 - *■*•’'-* • • MAKE HOME PLEASANT- U MAKE YOUR HOME BEAUTIFUL. UK r.MKIth'K MKI.U CHAU. FOSTER. SELL & FOSTER, .lOIIISKRS OF white coons, mi luxe nr. FAXCY ami FI lIXISIIIXG GOODS, CLOVES. I! OS IE in'. XOTIOXS, AXD STATWXEJtr. flooils sold on the most liberal terms, at the lowest prices to responsible bouses. SKLL .V FOSTER, Xo. 27 Ilaync Street, Charleston, S. (’. 47 M WOOL CARDINO TllK ANDERSON VILLE MU.LS ami WOOL CARDS are iu first-rate condition lor work. Wool, left with Messrs. E. B. Bkxpon <t Cos., at Hurt well, will be cart let! and returned free of extra charge. Sept. 4th, 1577. F. E. IIARRISOX. ATTENTION, NORTHEAST GEORGIA. BUGGIES, PHAETONS, CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, WAGONS, &c., OF THE OLD RELIABLE : I IOI) Gr S O X HANVFACTVRBi ATHENS, GEORGIA. TILE LARGEST STOCK IX THE SOUTH AT GREATLY REHUCL.T) TRICES. “ton Jiejmlr Wvrka Specialty. trie glie Rest Selected Material and the Finest Workmen in the State. “uiS m 1-.' Gall nnd Kxntnine befitre Purchasing Elhcwlutc. ALL UOlth 01 All A A TEED. ©* This standard article is compound ed with the greatest care. Its effects arc as wonderful and as satisfactory as ever. It restores gray or faded hair to its youthful color. It removes all eruptions, itching and dandruff. It gives the head a cooling, soothing sensation of great comfort, and the scalp by its use becomes white and clean. By its tonic properties it restor.es the capillary glands to their normal vigor, preventing baldness, and mak ing the hair grow thick and strong. Asa dicssing, nothing has been found so effectual or desirable. A. A. Iltyes, M.D., State Assayer of Massachusetts, says, “The con stituents are pure, and carefully se lected for excellent quality ; and I consider it the Best Preparation for its intended purposes.” Price, One Dollar. Buckingham's Dy© FOR THE WHISKERS. This elegant preparation may he relied on to change the color of the beard from gray or any other undesir able shade, to brown or black, at dis cretion. It is easily applied, being in one preparation, and quickly and ef fectually produces a permanent color, which will neither nib nor wash off. Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO., NASHUA, N.H. Doll ky tU Iniggiiti, isl Culm la Utllct&ll. E. B. BENSCN & CO., Agents, llaktwkj.j,, Ga. 1 \ s§ glgl k*j£\ @9) MAKE YOUR HOME EMTERTAINIWO m GEARING SHAFTING and BOLTS (’lll -A PEI! TIIAK KVKR KKFOKK AT THE Forest City Foundry MACHINE WORKS, GEO. R. LOMBARD & CO., A( (iTSTA, <;A. P Xta.NKS. l j i miTtiin strews. | 11.1. r.EAKISG, ••mil Miirliiiurv of all kimls mailc anil Tvpairi'il. as . ‘ ins Jolm M. Robinson, (rnnnerh OVunwr e& llobinson) Whoh*ale Dealera in Millinery '% Straw Goods, BONNETS, HATS, RIEBONS, FLOWERS. FEATHERS, eta. Xos. S it I(> Derntnr Street. ATI.AXTI. (i t. — graces salve. - " V Tt'ffplnMo I'roimrnHon. invented in thr 17lli iMT.twry lv lr. AVm. (inter. Surgeon in King •l.inii's' army. Thnmfli it** he cured tlum panels of the most serious sores aml won net*, and whs regarded by nil wlu knew him as a public beiiefac tor. e.V n box. hv mail :We. for sale hy druggists g-’iimliv. AGENTS WANTED. Al.li-.' SETH W. IWLK A. SOXS !!■ t|„. X'ass j FURNITURE IN THE LATEST DESIGNS. I>ARL() R FURN ITU RE, DINING ROOM FURNITURE, CHAMBER FURNITURE. IQT* The Cheapest*House in the South. The Best Goods made and warranted at Less than Manufacturer’s Prices. G. V. DeGRAAF, 1-17, 1473,149 <t- 159, Broad Struct, AUGUSTA, GA. TTATTI TANARUS" T“> nr? A T 7V7"/Hf in all it. branches. Stimlny Morning call., t the Store. U /JFi Fl JL J. V VJT" Niyht rails, l&i Broal Struct. flfi SYRUP MACHINERY. Manic IF. /W.v;wy dr €q*i ATLANTA, GA., Manufacturers of Clegg's)l’atcnt Tortable COPI'EII E\AVOIiATOtIS nnd Galvan ized Iron Evaporators. Agents for CJXE MILLS. Ell (IT DHYEIIS , GtXS COTTON CHESSES. Portable and Stationary STEAM ENGINES. THEESjfEIIS, lIOItSE VIEW ERS. FAN MILLS.' HOUSE HAY HAKES. OH IST MILLS , SMI T MA CHINES, BOLTING CLOTHS, MOWING MACHINES, SfC. ItfejSrOur Evaporators arc the cheapest on the market, and none better Send for circulars and prices. TURNIP SEED, 1,500 lbs. Fresh TURNIP SEEDS. All sorts I.andreth's Best GRASS SEEDS, SEED OATS, RYE, BARI.EY, WHEAT. &U. FERTILIZERS FOR WHEAT !!! AG 1\ IC V T.TUHAL IMPLEMENTS, &C. Mark W, Johnson & Cos,, Ati.ANTA. G.\.,'Jnly ft. 1577. fT-72 THE MOST CROWDED PLACE Is that where Goods are Sold the Cheapest. JOHN KEELY’S Fall Announcement for the Year 1877. JOHN KEKT.Y has ju*t rrccivrliquid tmnkiHl off hi.* fall ntork *f I)KY (r()OT>S, Notions. Ihrsmrv ami Ulovrs. ilwntß' Fimiisliinj; Himmlk, lints, Bootsaiid Slmrs. Cloaks ami Shawls. Trunks, rtv.. wliirli for voliiniu. vaHrty, Imatitv. ih sirahilitv ami ln*a|m ss. will 1m foiiml tt surnass. hy far. any stork *vn- jihuctl Is foir tin* jmhlic In Atlanta at any time previous. Having Imvii for m arly a month past in att*mlam'e upon Nw York "forced sales." In* has putrliasiMl an iinim'iisr stm*k ol'itimmU, fir tin* groatn- part of which In* lias paid nothing like their value, (’onsoqtientlv lu* cat sell **■ bargains.” THIS ADVERTISEMENT Is no uxtravhgant exaggeration -\pended upon a mere handful of goods, purchased, perhaps, at high liguros under the pressure of a doubtful credit. ON THE CONTRARY, This liKU-iiifiTMit stock of gixido WOH piuvlMMMHl FOlt THK CASH, and i>urcl)*S(> the subscriber iliil ,„,f n.nrtnc btnwlf to (!• repilar rlmnnols of trwbv Imt ntnick out bobllv ii)tn tho market, ii]hiti iiis j 11, i L ment (tlie troult of tbirtv .vvata'ex|M'i b in e) timl iiluelttot apbtMUu windOill. from under tbe liam liter lif the auctioneer, the ahetiif. and from the luiimlk of the assignee. 58 JOHN KEELY, Corner Whitehall and Hunter Street*. Atlanta. Ga. BILIOUSNESS. A bilious condition, with foul stomaeb, is produced by want of proper action of the liver to withdraw the bile from the blood, which becomes clogged and poisoned ; and. until this organ is stimulated to perform its part of the work, the machinery of life works imperfectly. The result is a loath ing of food, headache, hitter nauseous taste in the mouth, foul tongue, dizziness, lazv feelings, depression of spirits, and sour stomach. As the liver is tlie source of the disease, so must we there apply the reme dy. SIMMONS’ IIKI’ATIC COMPOUND acts with certainty and precision upon this organ, it gives no shock to the system. The disease is checked from the first dose. By its continuance the natural functions of the liver is restored, and the stomach, bowels and blood are purged from every taint of bilious matter. Use it once, and vou will be satisfied. Down: & 5101 se. (13 fid Dnigeists. Clmrlegtim, S. C. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING A lwnk rontnlnhig n !*t of town* in the IT.1 T . S. hav ing .Vink) pop., nnd tin* nrwnfwprrs having largrut eiivuhition. All thr Roliginu*. Agricultural. Scien tific-, ml other special rla*s journal*, ’i'ablrs of mtik. sinking coat of a!\**rti>ing and everything which an adx*trti>a*r would lik• to know. Maih*d on m eipt ofti n rent*. Address A-I'.O. I*. !MHVI'!.I, •V t 0.. Hi Spi tUM* St.. A. V. (opposite "Tui hum* ” building). 53 Ol / Y£ OD day SI-RF’.are made by Agents O 1 * ffA selling our' riiroiuo*. ('rayon*, tad Reward Motto. >eri|tnr** lV\t. 'rranspanut. picture and <'liioiuo( .kit!lUO samples wortli H-l. < Mt jHistpaid :'.r 73c. lllnsfratffl Catalogue fro*. • J. Kl. Itl V FOIUI .S SO.YS, liOSTOY. | Bjflß ijj.'iijiiii;!! mm JtjWil'lli g# "•' 'il jj M Greatßeduction inPrices We are the first to oiler FIRST-CLASS SEWING MACHINES at prices within the reach of all. WE WILL SELL THE VERY BEST Family Sewing Machine For Twenty-Five Dollars on an ornamented Iron Stand and Treadle, with Walnut Top and Drawer, and neces sary Attachments, and deliver it at ant' Railroad Depot in the United States, FREE OF CHARGE. These machines are warranted to do tlie whole line of Family Sewing with more rapidity, more ease of managment, and less fatigue to the operator, than any machine now in use. They make the Double Thread Stitch in .inch a manner Hud they/ avoid the necensity of winding the under thread, and will sew from the finest cambric to the heaviest overcoat cloth. Send for circular and sam/dc of sewing. Every machine warranted for three years. \<JI:\TS WASTED EVERYWHERE. CENTENNIAL MACHINE CO.. Limited, 72t> Filbert St., Dililitllclpllia, Pn. 5 ' 82 ADVERTISING. *II.OOO W ORTH FOR £*7.3#. Th# rheniHwt and heat wav to reach readers out side of the large c ities is by using one or more of our six lists of over 1000 newspnjierA, divided to cover different sections of the* country. Weekly Circu lation over 000.000. Advertisement's received tor one* or more lists. For catalogues containin': names of (tapers, and other information ami for esti mates. address Ihi.M-sA FosTKtt, *ll P.trkKow (Time s JJuihlin”), 2se w York. THE OLD RELIABLE! fliriK old Athens Rookatore, e.tHldiehml in IH2S, In J. NtUI proimwl t furaUh evuryUilua in itx line on ax t'xxl term. n. the xtune n lie bought eUewhoro In the State I nil *nd xeo m t>et'or* imrelmxini;. XX „ e are det* nniiwal U, *ll ax low hx nn \ Ixolj'. BURKE & FLEMING, (SurcfiiMtrn to T. A. Burk*.) THOMAS’ BLACK INK. The Itext lllnek Ink In the world—flown freely xx n ttuid mid jet black from the fx ii. Ix acid renlxtin*. tadelcxx in color, and war runted not to lx' injured by fIVMIBg. Alxo, HLCE, VIOLET\ CMIMIXE, tf CRIMSON INKS. FL.UIOS INK— than Moms’—at prieet which defy eomp*tltion. BURKE & FLEMING, Athens. Ga. HDLL & SCOTNEY, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ! 346 North Water Street PHILADELPHIA, and wholesale dealers in Mutter, Cheese. Lanl, Tal low. Kggs Poultry, flame. Stock, l*tatoes. Apples, T^TTrfirpTlTJCrain, Tlour, Fur, Wool, Cotton, K||| | rlt Kiie, Tobacco, ] Vaunts, jii-oom UV J. Dried Fruit. Ila.v, Hopx, Forei oi and Ibmn xtie Frnitx. nnd in fai t we ean xell ,r_,i ..i-vtldni: at tbe iiiuliext market price; m iki* nixiniiit * returnx. and I.IIIKHAI. CASH ADV.UrU* PLTFrQF made on all xhip mentx except Lnili£jO£l '"rmbalde artl elex. To xh.nv A" • xtensive husiness. any game dealer in 1 lii]aui*ipliia will tell von we handled more jiaino last sea son tluili all other Houses hi I'hiladel IjriTTT TTIV pliia put together. Send for f U UJU Ili 1 I'riw List, Stencil. Ac., \e. IJKFKKKXf’E CASH, or we refer von to ANY KF* SPONSIBLE IIOCSK in OCK CITY. EGGS. 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J'atents are obtained on the best terms. Models of New Inventions and Sketches ex amined, and advice five. A special notice is made in the Mil. STI Fit' AM Fill (’AS of all Inventions Patented through this Agency, with the name and residence of the Patentee. Piddle attention is thus directed to the merits of the new patent, and snlepor introduction often effected. Any |a*i son who has made anew ifi icier cry or in vuution. can ascertain, five of charge, whether a patent can probably be obtained, by writing to the undersigned. Address for the Paper, 01 concerning Patents, MUNN&CO., 37 Park Eow.NcwYork. Kraiich (UTiet 1 , Cor. F tfc 7tli Sts.. AVaslilngttm, A 1 / scur.mi.i;, Atlnntn A CliarlnlU' Air-I.ino Railroml. 001x11 K.vsr. I.ruvc A*oi*a iwipm Anivc at liaiiM-Hvilli' 6 124 p m Shv llolliukl C 119 pm I.uU. fi 55 p m Iti'llton (Sll)iptT) 7 (10 p m Alt. Airy 7 50 p in Toitou s -Jl p ni Oni-nvillp II 18 p m Spartan Intro 12 52 a m Clmrlotto 4 12am Cliarloltr (Kailroail).!mn-lion 4 20am ooixi; WKST. f.cavr Cliarlotto (Kallioail) Jnm-tinn 7 00 p m Chariotto 7 10 p in Arrive at Spartanlmrg 10 42 p m (ireenville 11 :io a m Torviia 3 47 a m Ml. Airy 4 28 a in Enla 5 58 a m New llnllaml 6 13 a m Caimwvillo A 4.1 a m itiiforil (ltreakfnnt) (i :ci a in Atlanta 8 45am ACt'OMMOP.VTIOX TRAIN. Eeave 7 1.7 a m Atlanta Arrive 5 15 p m Sunday* exi-epteil. Cl. -T. EOUEACKE, General Atanager. AV. .T. HOUSTON, tienei-.il Pans, and Tieket Agent. ITS XF.CTTTORS' SAI.E. J I’lirsiiniit to an nnli-r of tlie Court of Ontinarv of Hart County, (li-oraia, will lie aolil before tlie Court I Inline liner of naiil ('mints-, on the first Tues day 1“ December next dm iii” tlie lejjal hours of sale, Two traets of lanfl, one traet eontaiiiing 123 aeres. more or less, ami one tract containing 73 acres, more or less, oil the waters of Shoal Creek, ail joininj; lanils ot SSm. K. 1'..01e, ,J. Q, A. Klaek, Weliieii and others. Said trai ls ni land have some tine Indtoiu land* on them ill a state of hish enlthutton and tolerably well impivved. Sold as the iiro|iertv of A. J. M, Waiters, deceased, for Ule lienefit of Ilia legatees. Terms one’, half ertsh and the other half twelve months eredit. wit ii interest ttxmi day of Hole, l'siud fin- titles when all pm-i-hasc moiiev is paid. This Oct 2t*th 1877. H. I-’. VV.\ l.TKltft. ) (12—44 LUMPKIN WALTERS, ( Rwntor. ]\T( )TICE. 4- * Whereas. S. 51- Mewbom. Administrator nf Win. A, .Mcwliorn. rlecvtsed, applies for leave to sell the real estate of said deceased Therefore, all per sons ism,..rued ore herein notified to show cause at my ofiice on or la-fore the'First slondoy in December next why said leave should not he granted. Given under tuy hand, at ruv office, this Kov. f-th. 1877. ’ ' fi4-66 K. C. STEPHENSON’. Ordinary, /jN not easily earned lit time*, L 1 / lmt it can he made in thve-r months ak 111 hy any one of either *x. u* Wi.v ]4*rfc 111 of the country win* t*witling tit \vjfk V I V steadily at iht' otupiovmerit that we furnish. ittiOss'* week in your town, \ cut neeil not he ttwHv from home over night. You can give your whole time to the work, or only your spare moments. We hftve agents who are making over fyOper day. All who engage at onec* can make money fast. At the present, time money cun nut he made so easily and rapidly at any other husinesfi. It ••eists nothing to try the business. Terms and £5 Outfit free. AdUlruU at uiivf, R, R*UhkTT A <'(., Portland, Miiiik*. R-Ur*