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ti Gforata’i yonffi tlmn all the trlnmphe ot I faw Ko. J red mixed «0 .pot 7W Atimiet:
*£8“™ gjfa*. May Ut»T Prettt By the JJK ^STuETiSk It “nS.
Would that 1 coaid oddn word o( com- Sb^-SSl* S5an ectlnr , 'elwuSden7li^l
fort to yonder withered and widowed rib *13.75; clear $15 25. Whisky quiet and firm
heart—and I know yoa, sir, ami all here, I at >1.17. CorablLatlon sale* of Bnlshrtl goods
respond to that prayer. I believe it i* I **3 tils on a basis of ‘1.17. Sugar dull and
Washington Irving wL compared theman Jjgh 1 *£& JSffiSS
to the strong, maaaive oak, and his wife to I ■SJJ5BS ■ESST gp>5‘Thinn?«nts?i
the sinons and tender Tine that -'asps all I August ^L^FIoarquletand
the tendril# of her lore around him. unchanged. Wheat firm and unchanged. worn
The higher this great man grew, tl»e I in fair demand but lower, No. 2 mixed 7*as • •
higher, clinging to him atlll grew this lor- Oats In good oemsndsold No. 2. nous in mar-
Inn Tine; and when hn fell, .he fell too. | h fe
Aud still tbs tendrils elasp the dead trank.
Poor broken, bruiaed, bleeding Tine I Un-
elasp that embrac *. The nobis tree is not «15 25. llsm
there. A divine hand has transplanted leaf lard H.u*
him to a richer soil, a purer atmosphere. I £ N*W ORLKANB^ At
Lift those terdrila upward. Pro Jong the J ,,K rA ' 1 ^
same divine, geutle, loving baud will move |
thee again to his side, aud he, who pro
nounced yon one here will reunite you there,
to grow together forever in the beauty and
holiness, in the garden of the Lord.
heart—and I know yon, sir,
respond to that prayer. ’
Washington Irving wno <
with active demand: met* cork :M 00 bulk
meats—shoulder* • 9.75; rib 113.75; clear 114.25.
Bacon—shoulder* $10.60; rib 1475; clear
*" “ ” sugar cured, $16.00. Choice
........... 23.—Flour easier;
».les 15 00a5 85. Corn quiet; white j
......... « Oats in fair demand: Texas prime I
60; Western choice M. Pork higher at $22.75 I
lard steady; rclined tlcrco»l2.o2%a12.75. -«Iiulk I
meats firmer shoulders packed r 10.62%. I
bacon In fair demand; shoulders $10 62 .: I
short rib and long clear >14.75 aud 914 57% I
I Hams, si’trar cured, scarce and firm; cauvasmd
‘14 50*15.50. Whisky steady and unchanged.
Coffee steady with good demand; Jibbing
ordinary to prime AvCall. Bugar quiet but
firm: fully fair 7%; prime to choice Sxn9; yel
low clarified 9. Mofas*w dull ami unclunrcd.
Rice quiet;,Louisiana ordinary to choice i-5ia
Baltimore. Augmt m.-rioat lower
and quirt: Howard street and Western super
fine s3.25a3.75; extra »t oust 75; family <5 25 |
of, 00: Kio Brands ■ 6.00. Wheat—Southern
I steady and quiet; Western steady; Bon thorn
red V1.10n1.T4; do amber ‘ll3al.15; No. 2
Western winter red spot. 1.13%al.l3August
III »Sat. 13%. Corn-southern easier: Western
firmer. ftmthern white awfi do yellow 56*90;
I western mixed spot MuM. Oats lower and
I active; Boutiiern I5h50. red rust proof 40*43;
— — —— I Western white 44*50, Western mixed 41*4-5.
anil la the best poaalbie nourishment. For I Rk* carfer at 65*70, l!ay dull: prime to
..ta by drugglala and B rece». | jgjrfigSggfcrSe-^M;^
DYsrsmcs who can't cat solid food,
can live ou Scott & Downs’* Soluble Beef,
it contaJna all tlie elements ot meat In *. nciMTn j.acxcu i i*-ju; creamery umn. »«gs
digested form. For sate by druggist* and r»*ier at 1 19*20. Petroleum nominal; refined
grocers. I r *A- Coffee firm’ <——— •*
g — IsLwaf-IiS
JLUVAL ttllttlHB&Hf
DENTISTRY—DR. a B. BARFIELD.
Mo. *J0 Mulberry street, Macon, dsc/sl
rvffira bmire—*1 a. m. to 6 p. nu aog2Ctf
Da D. a WRIGHT, DENTIST.
apx€-2awly. Office ^14 Beoond it.
i,V. 6W.B. HOLMlflB,
DENTISTa
Offloe—Opposite Lanier House.
102 Mulberry street, Macon, Os.
. r |^ngbutd^quKt£
FINANCIAL. "
efOOKfl AND BONDS IN MAOON. /
OOBBXOnD DAIZ.T n I mWSI \ 3 | ! t
LOCKETT A BOND. BROKERa - ' *
5UCON, Aurust 23, 1SH*. Ld*V&, W. > v
Georgia6percant,bonds, duelmfcjos 010* KT
Georgiasper cent, bonds, (old) “ ...100 1*107 J r«3 ^
Georgia 7 per osot. bonds (mortgage 1C6 $107 I j£3 /fpaY'f'
Georgia 7 per cent bonds (gold I Jr LwiiV^%h'
quarter coupons)..........118 A119% I
Georgia 7 per cent, bonds, due lt9a. 114 012b | '—uff
Georgia8 per cent bonds... ^..110 Mil3 I - ^
Northeastern railroad bouds(end'd) 114 UL16 I
Central R. It. Joint mod. 7 per cent 110 0112 I ) iiVI
Georgia nOlroadS t»er cent booda-107 0109 I
Weetera IL ft. of Ala., 1st mortgage 112 pi I
'Western ft. ft. of Ala., ad mortgage 112 M14 I t
Mobile aad Girard rail road, (mort) 112 #114 | .• IH
Montgomery and Kufaula 1st mort- I
gage. IndVd bv C. and 8. W. R.R106 #107 I
To Fruit and Vegetable Growers.
Elsewhere will be found quotations of
actnal sales of frait and potatoes by Mescrs. I
Gibs'n A Rockwell, Jacksonville, Florida,
to which we call attention. They write us
that though their reoeipts of peaobes are
large, they are never able to supply the
demand, and they solicit consignments.
The Public i* requested carefully to no
tice the new and enlarged Scheme to be
drawn Monthly.
«r CAPITA L Pit IZi: $73,000.^0
tickets only 9.5. A hurts In proportion
1 jleembt nation 6j
(«rWf of J ron, Jrruvi*
Jtarkand^hotphoeueb
m jtmUtaUe form. Th
MUv par at ion nfiro
that will not blacken th
Uedh$o ebaracterietU*
Hulk meats. sbnuMcrs aud clear fib shits
parked 11.00 and *•14.25. Bacon, shoulders
12 Q0: clear rib $15.60. Hams $15.r«al6.2&.
Lard, refined 14.00. Butter firm; choice
Western packed 1 la'JO; rvtoracry 24*27. )ggs
______. A0 gaA j
** In order«.
s from that!
A “dispatch 'Ajtf
Telegram
( olAer4r—*|
Coffee firm; Rio (cargoes)
**'-“*'. Huger quiet: A soft
«l.nh»t;2u. Freights
quirt: cotton b-32d
nal at5‘$d.
, | i.ysiciani
iteadys
per stea
I grain noi
Naval Stores
WILMINGTON. August 23.-Spirits turpsn*
tine steady at 41% Koala steady at fl.30 lor
strained: -1.45 for good strained. Tar firm at
•2.00. Crude turoenUne steady >t $1.76 hr
hard; $2.76 for yellow alp and virgin.
CHABLBfTON. August 23 —BptTtts turpentine
quiet at 41%. Rooln firm: for strained and
good strained ^L45 and * 1.50.
I SAVANNAH, August 23.—Rosin quiet, steady
I and unchanged. Spirit* turpentine opened
Louisiana Stato Lottery Comnan7» ,
Incorporate 1 In 1568 for 23 rears by th* * .
Mature for Bducatlonal and chant*)?/ !
poaea—wllha «apltal of $ ,0U000U—to, , } I
mserve fund of r.io.ou) has since bf? a Bio 1
By an overwhelming popular vote lt51a-*tioP ona
wot made a part ot the preoent hUMUgar f IjA
lion adootcl P. ciiiitK r :>!. a. 1 ilnrioc^f^l
The onlg Latter) tter t ottd on au^
bethepevuletfaneHtatt. n
U srr neotet orpo*tponet
it* fraud Mnyfe \ un.be r*.
inr/M take jdarc .llonthl:/.
.1 m*/,c.v/m/> orruu 11’Y‘^H
to ii/.v a rottrvxK.—nIH
GRAM) DRAWING, CLAHBJ, AT
LKANH, TUESDAY. Sept, ttth, f.SSti^i
! tSth Monthly Drawing.
tdiok at the fotlotclnu neheme, un
der the exclusive supervision and management
#•>«. n. f. llrattreuard. ofl.a., and
Hen, Jubal A. i'.arla, of l irptnlu,
w*m> manage all the drawings ot this Company,
both mrttlnarit and memt-annual, and
attest the correctness of (ho published Offlcia
Capital Prize, 375,000.
THE FOSS & PEYEY COTTON CARD!
10C.OOO rickets nt Kite Dal turn Each
Frnetlouo, In rillbaln proportion.
list or riuzn.
1CAHTAL l’Kl/.li $75.0TO
AmtOXIMAttON PMXKIL
8 Approximation I’rlxes of $750...
JOHN M. PEVEY, Proprietor, Lowell, Mass.
QyUeferenro: J. F. HANSON, Agent Bibb Manufacturing Company, Macon.
SHIPWRECK! TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFEl!
fflSRRtKnSr'M iSSP&ttVSEXeSZ.
wseSerfntly «|«a tka mlod. Tr
b« airst* nj«»i .l*lK-*ta (. ru«U *•?»•# Is )'►* great. A marrlsd ls>lf M
nosh, tut she in.ui. 4 Utal she was sick la rselUy. ood b»k hsr bed. SI
Bsnjtlr
Absolutely Pure.
Thia powder never varies. A msrrel of
parity, strength and wholcoomcnm*. More
soonomloal than the ordinary kinds, end
cannot be sold in competition with tho
multitude of low teat, short weight, alum
or phosphate powder*. Sold only in cane.
Rotas. Bakiho Fowdkb Go.. 10ft Wall street
New York.
MOTHER’S FRIEND!
One of the greatest comforts to those expect-
Ins to be confined is * remedy upon which im
plicit confidence ran be pUrrd-one that will
trodure a safe and quick dMhvry—orm that
will control twin and shorten tho duration of
labor. Hitch la *'Tuk Mtmiaa's Rauxr." Tty
It and see what
Udorv confinement prtMlurcs a wonderful ef
fect, causing a very cosy and quirk labor, with
romisUMtlvcIy little pain, ami Iran a the moth
er In »c«Hiilitlon to recover quickly—or In oth
er words to have s rood retting up. Under lu
use, labor will ordinarily iMTUpy much lesa
than the usual Ume, and the suffering bedlmlu
tihed beyond expression.
Thcmadition for which this remedy lsof-
fcrwl Is of eurh a eliantrter as to forbltfa long
array of certificate*. Those Interested In ito
use are rrs|nvtfully referred to th* hundreds
iflfirAfli'mtscsTtnti.
Peach Market in Florida.
October......U.fc- 't j
Kovemhor n .)I.Srirtll-67 j
Deoember...ll.CSt|1l «7
MLW YORK. Aegust »-wjwii H-*—j-——
157f; middling uplands 13; middling Orleans i
'^ua'lVEtTON.August 0.—Oottoaste*<Iy: mid*
dllnj 12%. low middling 12; good ordinary
II tf net recclpu 422; grom —; sales 401; stm k
-Cottmi firm: mid
IS II
iewniucr...u.wiii.«i . ■■^>2.32
fhiW YORK, |
ifi’if
Qtiotwtlnna of Gibson 4r Rockwell,
Ylbolrsjtlo J roll D slsrs
JAcxriONViu.v, Fla., August 23,1P83.
Market hrm and very notive, with de
mand in excess of supply. W# quote sotual
rates to-day:
rxLonrs-Choice selected, per one-fourth
; bushel ersttw CA TUa; choice sftccted, per
or.t-third bushel orates SStfOBj chotco
selected, per one-half bushel baskets
$IJVial 50.
ArrT.rx-C.mmon to good, per barrel
$4.00a. r i.UU.
Pkam—Good stocks, per bushel crates I
fl* Wall f<0.
Inisn PoTtToM—Large selecteil, per bar-
rsl filOOvI TiO; uooraion ?1.7.'.t2«.0.
There Is no rats.(or kwc«t potatoes.
I All shipvc>>ta, to insure good pricer,
should be well aborted. Throw out all
I poor stuff, and ship d illy.
sliver riug of his eloquence fasci
nated ntt-ntion and moved all
he.irts wttli itie msgio of it* music,
that silver i— A “ " u “ —
b Death t»ar<-- - —
hi-* logic wieldc 1 for h-
u # MIM p*, wr , every Issue prosenting complete tslcgm;.:.. • r.-jx
of all Important happenings the world ovefi ng.. viar
Quotations are full and trudworthy. ItUIadrprmli-ut In IN
I #^C7Vitlr«, giving all political Intelligence ft— from j *.til an coloringi
1*1 IV I dticuedng political quarterns without four or fkvor as to partftrt. C
HI lew I dsnssd notes on Art, Lltomwre, firt—ee. Indnstriee, FkSMl
U ote.'ind txx toMl’LirTKD flYORXES In every 1 u Iti*
togXiy 'BcvBrrY-Fiv^KSrn''ayeail 1 8t * te ** fl
To atfcml all desiring It an eef ^tonttv /y-wjnf acmjalr
with the character of theClIlUAGO tVSEKLl MKYVH t «-f r.-.
id Lf J <
IB n ■ lu-t f-.r the nominal price orTlVIiSTY-IIVI.t IN’!**.
[U M B A ••Te.eoln may twsairlr »eut In astmngenvj. a« ’ f
^ H " ■nhseilMinnsfiurS Onafbt!!*r MIL Ad-lrrF« MUTOK r. I A
BBB—M BOX, IN.l.I.shsr, >23 Fifth Avsnue. C hlcqgw. 111.
hill-*, if tbn afford of
,., M . W .......... «: her in tho Neuatu
ohnmbt-r of the U 'u.n lla-ho t and cut like
n Damascus blade, ~
gia steel, uianufao:
her own worksbojw. — —— T
which he r*i**nl mere m iMJtddefeose, and
in itiat t.f ull ti.o s .utli, averted every blow
and b uotid the tictut c' : “
tradure-S ..ttrled at hn
heart, the ‘ J ‘‘ * ‘
*V»7.
NORFOLK. August 23. .
dting 12%; net receipts M; gross -; sales 337; I
stuck 77H
ha Lit MORE. A nra«t n.-Oothm quist; mi l* I
citing IS; low mldcttinv f-%; g«xlurKnsry 117e-‘ |
ni t receipt* —: tram 4'); avea —: stock 3062. I
BonruN, August 2fiV.ff.noo steady, middling
13%; low uuddUug l-’?. good ordlnsry I
12: net revel pu —; gross 225; Mtiss none, stock I
WILMINGTON. Augst23.-row*mslea«1 y mid
dling 12%: low tulUdtitig 11 W If; xood ordinary I
is l.vif. net. reortpta S, grow o. sal.w —; 1
* PHILADELPHIA, August 2t.-Ootttm quiet;
middling Yi\i. low middUng f2Ts' *>od onifrm (
ry 11%: net receipt* 40; gross ail. sales to I
spinners ; stuck 747.
SAVANNAH.August 23 -uotton steady:mid-1
dllnv 12% low middling 11%; good unltu*-1
ry ti)%: net recripta.SM; gram —jatos 3»: stock I
NEW ORLKANfi. August 23-Cotton quirt; I
middling 12% low mldd;iugA2%:kood ordiua I
r^ll»^ net receipts fils gwss ito; sales 2-V0;
mobile!’ August 23 -Cosmo quietimMdllng
MKMPtaM. August 23.—Gotten steady, mid
•11 log 12%; low middling 12%; good orJtaarv
II: net rtceipu 74; gross —. shipments Li6; 1
•airs » Mnck 1747
AUOCMTA. August 23.—Gotten market quiet:
middling 12; low middling 11%; good ordln*
^H^t&T^J^£'*t^T-€otloaQSet; mid
aerial was G*or-
u d tempered In
ot every j.iv.liu hsr
M L.t honor and ht-r
Uan, ‘--a oi tinrialof i' w«s the atunly oak
i nd ’l.e granite mountain native to Geor
gia's soil. On, *ir, thia great Georgian
On, sir, this great Georgian
mmm •MMnrahvr G-orginn, and while hU
luttrioki un U d etpsnd and compass the
Union in Da wt'lesiuhrnce, his beartatrinc«
olasu*' «*d c orfct-ti to the mother who wsa »U
in all to him! _ .
True patriot am always did and always
wilt burn brightest at the fireside. Thcnoe
it* ray* will shine owr ail tho land and
warm all the homes within the reach of ita
radii noo to the remotest verge of tho
whole country. If it burn not there, at
bom**, it will warm nothing. Morally Mr.
Hill was Qv t ffia’s own sou Iu a Georgia
church, under Georgia prea?hing. a spark
from heavra felt into hi* soul and kindled
that humble faith in Chri-1 which adhered
to him through life and made him graud
in death. Well mijlit bs say with the
Poalmid, “Tuy gsntUneee hath made M
great." Aud that gentle How of God's
' v r : .irimlnlr.
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES,
Steam Boilers. Grist Mills, Saw Mills,
HANCOCK 1KSP1RAT0RS. RUBBER BELTIHC, HOSE. PIPE AND ENGINE FITTINCS
INSTITUTE
COL. »t. P. A1.LKN. Hupt.
btusoH k Rocawm-h.
Jocksouvil e, FU r da.
with one half of thesuffcriuR tA either other
funner confinements, ami recovered from Din
E Bch lew time. She also recommended It to a
^■y friend who was aliout to t« coafiawl for
the first Ume. and she says: *1 navr kxvu
UM SKY USE VAS* VMOOt .iH THIS URKAT TS1AL
WITH SO Ml'CM TASK AM) SO UTTL*SVmUltXO.'"
The names of *11 these, ami many others, can
be had by calling at my office.
flavins had the fun-guing remedyTnonorOH-
lv Tsstlo In Atlanta amt vicinity, 1 now ofhr
< eeriala remedy Is that aa*4 la/VmM,
Nc la ton'a Favorite PUL
Price$1 per host atx hdXes fishy
mall. Ad. iean D«- f.smer, M. D..
1P. o. Lux Jl. Little Hock. Ark.
ITHEFRENCilLAOIE? PILL
JTor Bimtl" LmUos Only.
la cases of Irrecwlority tho on#
certain remedy Is that used laIWs,
NiiUton'. Favorite Pill.
I Moll ... bolt ,L tw... toby
I—I. Ad. J... I>e Uiwr. M. D..
j r o. ii.i »i, uni, itoc. Art.
wll'koownrlll—Mof Atlwttm: V Mmrl
Wllllui M. L'nimlijr, Jr.. W. A. Omul
Italn: .11 nt .bum .re rely la Iwlly la
menu oI ih. yi.Mmiua.
1'rlc., fl.AO I>rr Iionli’.
Fniuml by J. HHAnyHI.D,fcUTrjJ^
ft* —1. yrwywlwrt by Dniai>u*ud > rn
at umpuula Iba bea.ru.—(U morninu, iw
noon, It. lotiibg in a o'ornlr «»t. v.bau
it arodd, ihe broad beam, of iu light, aa
they bridbtacod Uia marulpg >ky, an
anrly promtda of a glorloru zaaiUi. naU
do I naurubar hoer :h> prophoUa aya of
Jadg. 0«ri« Unigturty-elurvm tl m.
mbit. auwa-wMobad thorn beuu and
d.l<ghtad io their promUa. Bundilyit row
higher ud biglicr. Iba bar. the forum,
the haatiDiPh legi.Ulin ud Coogra*ioa>!
hull,, all .era flooded with the diamine,
tiou. and whan fall orbed, ft ealminmlad
In the lenlth. whan, all e,t, looked at
Ueonia'd Beoator In iha Ameriean Hon-
rto—norCr.Wlord’orTroop, not k’unjth
«r Berr.en, UluitrdUd (i-jryid with »
richer, I hod oluort mid. «r, with to rich
* -There Iw .hone a run with no ipot upon
iledUkl Bat artnin* oama, and Uw »u
■at la rtao no mon on earthly memo. ItU
not the dear, trauoaU .an that da moat
LEADING F
oLISruU^V-itortdTirim. While
eon, -1.U0-. ml red com. ,u4-lo car load
law 2fa Sent. lew... fbadaaeq de..W«w«rn
timothy hay. fl.:i>: Etwacn hay, 11.20. Caen
•nl, .Idle ttlkhallad.il.*. ,
ssssssiffisa
lei ItotLSfth
MotaAsus Ago fivsor.—Cuba milssms, 48a
HOUSE and LOT FOR SALE
I WILL Mil U labile Mlo, on Tnoeday,
the (th day of eeptambar naif, my
howM and lot £a Uw oily of Foreyth. Oeor-
■U. The boom contain, .it room.. Thera
b n load garden rod ouollont wail of w».
ter on Uw lot. It to daafnbly located; eon
By Hand, Horn, Water or Steam Power.
Premium Sorgho Mill* aud IvottlcM,
For circulars and prices address or call^oo
.1.1*. SCIIOITELD tVSOaNS, Macon, On.
plcasaot
JAB. P. UARRWON.
Atlanta, Os.
Judge E. Dumas, at Forsyth, Ga., will
give any information deoiled shoot the i
WAGONER A BEhTLCY
DALLAS WHEAT.
[ After thoroughly testing Ibis variety, usually
known as the “Bill Dallas Knst l*root Wheat,"
It UALLAJS
U 'IMIIIII. I -.Min, irifl yet oriylnAie.l, herln, kwt only oo. crop iu ten
Vj. ,, years, and tbit from Hie fly or w me Irtecf, not
ru«L It eppean lobe ahybrld—aimootb-b-vled
wheat with almod lneariably Km. beahled heada
eropptnc not amonpt It. The eropJodhareMted ahew. Uw larymt yield of any ra-
.11. a l.„ .ka.Uti. Mm fa. Mlwtafoil Loin, fnuw Oil In'll) kiiatiale mm* hpr.
GRAND OPPORTUNITY
rlely in thla wrtlufi. Uwyleldaao f.r reported twin* from 21) tnar) huabela per her*.
MUCKS, DKUVIBKD 15 DEPOTS OB BT KXPKESS.
fl Boabeta larked, flS.OU. *0 Uualwla anckod tiO.OU.
Kehreneri—Coi PrUia, planter and Mn I took ralaer, Atlanta, r,a; lion. J. T.
Ilenddraoo, StaU Commiaalonerof Ayrmltan, Atlanta, On; Oeaeral K. Toottha,
WMblnfltoD, Ua. Addieia all ontom to
...rjtbtng-
nuiiiHEmuno
50sOOO-fGARFIELD
Jnnglwlv
AGENT!
tad smaitir hooS Th* Parr-
•f.if msaiSM immr t» km
. ciffiribg nnlf in iU sixr.
ifotsixm'ilsUnu whirl* U
;r»» t tniMS but he ftcHgbtofi
•crof very swsvaMvrry
•K'.ifs trUelhrtm.
dntvs tor above pries*.
New Edition. 118.000 Varda,
JIEII LAST LKTTr.lt,
DtAR Jor—(Chu I ever forget
The short, familiar old name?)
I write this now to inform you—
(Uu't It s downright shame .*)
I write Just as pa has told me
In so many sharp spoken words.
And not an 1 would unhidden
' V) ere I tree as the wild wood birds.
He sap Jor, “that you sre'r
partner
For a girl who has Just received
An offer from ‘aluvxt a nabob,'
And who. it report l»e believed,
Owns enough to b ty us uud sell us
Over and over again,"
And who has fallen a victim, so he says,
* l Do you wonder a nabob should deign?)
Th the eyes you have likened to sloee, Joe.
ee your pride.
of "position, M
And the curls that were o
'Twould only complicate matters,
Aud—poverty la dreadfully sad.
You know, Joe, 'tls none of my doing;
l'a hsu it all his own way,
While 1 am to play "properly grateful,"
And have little or nothing to my.
Trv to ulterjroar "kismet" with grace, Joe,
Now tharip<q vows 'math the stars
Isautiulluompthe diamond order—
Or rather an order of pa's.
-Jf. P. Holland.
.t XOT4ULK TRIBUTE.
Chief Justice Jnekaonhs riprrch oi
ftCDACor suit at (fie C'apflol neotfug.
Mr. Chairman—Tho wreath of beautiful
immortelles which encircles the brow of
the illustrious dead was woven of flowers
cnllod not more from the brotd fields of
political adventure and oivio glory than
from the narrower gardens of legal lore
and forensic renown. It is meet, there
fore, that, in response to the invitation of
the committee of arrangements, as Geor
gia's head of the administration of her
law*, I add a few words to what has been
said in honor of his memory.
Leas than twelve months ago the State
was draped in weedso/moornisg, and with
the circle of the entire sisterhood she bowed
her head in sorrow and wept ovor the fresh
grave of the ohief magistrate of the Union.
Tho rude and rathleas "rnauner of his tak
ing off," the protracted, weary .and
sad footsteps of the great anfferar
through the dark "valley of the
fhadow of death,'* the patient he
roism with which he endured the anguish,
and the painful suspense with which the
people breathlessly watched the event—all
struck the great chords of the American
heart with almost nnntterable sympathy,
and iU sobbing vibrations made a sponta
neous and indignant wail throughont the
land. It was fit, sir, that Georgia officially
take her plaoe in that fnneral, and she did
so from her heart. In thia obamber her
legislative, executive and judicial depart
ments ot guvemment—tho mayor and
council of this her capitti city, and her
citizens generally, assembled, and Geor
gia's voice was heard in the generalmsmen
tattoo.
Bat Garfield, Mr. Chairman, was no!
Georgia's child. He was the son of one of
her sister*, and as ono of a great family
•he sorrowed with them. To-day she grieve*
. with a another's love and a mother’* an
guish. bhe stands now by the bier of her
own boy—the offspring ot her womb whose
cradle she rooked, whoee early footsteps
she watched as only a mother can watch a
son, io whose growth she expanded, too, in
parental pride, and in the altitude of whoso
fame she gloried as her own.
Woll may she weep! "Can a mother for
get her sacking chihlV’* is the question Je-
h ivsh'pat to manifest his nnspesksble love
for the children ot men. Mr. Ilill sucked
everything which made him great from the
brea*t ot Georgia. lie men ail Georgian.
1 hysically, intellectually, morally he was
Qeoi * * — •" -**- A
great
the State from the Bavanuuh to the Chat
tahoochee -her rich, red zone—near the
geographic \! center—the very core of her
heart—his- eyes first saw th • light, and the
blood which fed his jAgnificent phy.-iqrc
flowed from that hIKrt which now throb*
with anguish over his remains. Intellectu
ally, he was her own sou. An alutmms of
tk»r university, there ho sucked intellectual
nourishment, and Athens is iu tears now
while AtlanU weeps. If hqu*y hung upon
his l iHi Ueo.gia bees gathere.i it from her
ifloi *
THE LAST OPPORTUNITY THIS SUMMER
To Buy Summer Goods at Your Own X*ricesl
In order to close out our Summer stock cf DRES? Of". f>3 io make r??"n tr» tM vrtynlGaent iln I that our buyers are now pur
chasing In tbe Eastern market* v. o will for tha nt*:. fuff Ca;i
Sacrifice the Entire Stock
Tli© Best Prints 5 ©out* por Yard,
And other goodi in proportion. The good, mult he (old at lorae price. Call early and wcura the cholceit lelectlon.
J. W. RICE & CO.;
Iii tli© Apex of Triangular Dloolc.
W. A. JUHAN.
Gruml OiM-nlutr and Removal
—X
UJIAS. 11. ELLIS?
1 the Old Itell-
WeSijpno* permanently located In the large stores formerly oc
tVaxothol Co. and Singleton, llnnt A Co., mine ua oner an acre i
t>y fjr5wI3inUSsr BE1 AlLSToHE SOOTH OF BALT1MOHK.
We wi .4) heretofore lead In low pricea and Dm da.r good). We have bought
largely, bofiWthe advance, of
Domostidb, Joans, Casslmoroa, Bootsand Shoes, Cloth-
lng, Hats, Caps
and everythin* Kpt In *-4^'- claw dry poeds store, aud we are g-iing to maintain our
reputation for i 04 to all. bend for samples ai d prici*s.
aug2jw3in fromX^T^ >V 9 .TITHE A TV A OO.
Kldjbngr
erics, Plantation
upplies, Bagging.
Ties, Etc., Etc
waking a specialty of the
Lumuisor Improved
TAYLOR CIN.
I claim that it is the mr «t compact
find Himj.iy c.i •irni 't- ! g-.n made, con
seansntiy it i» tnoro operated
nr.d will ran longer vritbout uetxilnc
rojiairs than gins with complicated
machinery; thu it combines th# irarit
Srsan, Lmirr Diaoob? i.m* Goo
Sami-i.n in greatsr degree tlmn any ot
.u.uuuuouu 5 ?0I1S,
107ThirdBt, Mooch, 0a.
Hardware.
UAHBIAUB and WAGON MATERIAL,
GRAIN CRAULK8,
CUTLERY, BELTING,
TINWARE, IRON, .STEEL,
M.M.P.
Hill’s Hepatic Panacea,
Mannfaatnrsd bv
W. H. BARRETT, Druggls
Augusta, Geo/flift.
ENTIRELY from ROOTS and IlBlItt
that have for A CENTURY boon sossssa
fully need for tbs removal of Rilo froaa tlu
s/sUffl, correcting tbs irregularities of tki
btomach, and purifying tho Wood.
This mi-Ueins U weTl known in man)
! place* in Georgia and (loath Carolina, sa
has been rsoota mended by the most learn
sd of tbs msdiai 1 profession for
HEADACHK8, SOUR HTOMAOU. DIE
PEI'S 1.4, TORPID UVR
CiuI.I.S AND FEVKK,
SKIN ERCPTIONM AN1) BAD 00»H
TIUN or BLOOD,
whore scratches and simp!# cuUbesstas
Addicts til orders to
Mark W. Johnson & Co.,
*7 St arietta Street. Atlanta, Ha.
Send for circular of clover, grnrs and other seed.
THE
THE CHORAL CHOIR
A NEW CHURCH MUSIC BOOK
By W.O. FKKKINH.
Dftson AO> takepJwm? io iatrodariaw »>
the public their new Choir Book for IsttiMS.
Not (Mly a Choir Book, bat a Stasiae Clea
DowventhNi Book. Not only U*~.Tut a
tal coUtrths of easy Uks and So«t ssasle. of
SSSiSM? JSSS ' =3 »
BwoqMtiE wrU to *rnot early for a sopy
, A lU l WAUS/J
Eporting Goods and Fishing Tackh.
Parker Brwch-Loadiog Guns,
Lifter (old) action in stock—top snap last
of August.
Agents for
Buffalo U. S. Stanford Scales.
aay6wly
HiRAM SIBLEY & CO.
Will mail t HKE their Cata-
lacaa for IMai, r. nuinint a
Coll doarripUva Piira.Lnt of
Ttowrr. Ftatd and Uardon
SEEPS
Baiba, OrnsmrnUI (irs««N,
and lmmortille*, r.Uulfculaa,
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s Parisian Carrousellsl
Filing He;:! Mactiiaes,]
Chattanooga Saw
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rttillMlaoUoii CantuutPi-il.
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A Xu Ssgsg StM'uf CwiaUa Boot
By W. O. PERKlNd.
mite Ih. <1»>nl Choi. Ucn-j old,, bat of
stiuringr;'a*a Wkf.itsveaN.aorMmfy toys*
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i lstnta, Ga. Belts his svi- l«al Dii tiona: v
HiABir I (Luce gives, and rsfrraoi
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Herd for my book on Thalia
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