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TIIS MESSENGER. LAFAYETTE, GEORGIA. fMHMI kIOKNIZS Oct. 10 1184. THIO he found I Hlo “Ar tn»n flic al Cm, T. Ra*klL k €•’ Aewspaper Advet tiara* ftv lran (10 B»»wce fltreet.(whei* rj,r,:r:: irfiEW VBRK. Romance of a Pardon. Albany. Oct. 12. Uomadiscua aion ha* recently taken place re garding h pardon Wbioh the Gov ernor has refused to grant. In fact, ha decide* against granting pardon* eyery day, bat th»se do uol u*u ally get into print- One of them, however, which he did grant *oa>e (months ago ha* never keen pobliihed, nor did he, aa ia uautl with him, print tiie rea eon*. Thy would not now b* al lowed to be given, ff there wav »ny probability that tha actual name* concerned, or even the place where the incidents oecerred, thould l-a oorractly given. The atory is a true ronaaiice, prabably seldom equaled in the most emotional fic tion. Early last spring a young man, named for the preaant purpose* Hmitk, waa empio)ed as a garde ner by a very wealthy gentleman to ba called for the prreant purpose Mt. Jones, who lived we will say on the Hudson, near New York. He waa discovers*) oaa afternoon by Mr. Jones, m hit unexpected return from the city, in the very aetof stealing from Ur!. June*' Teom with some of ker jewelry in his possession sad her bureau drawer open and rifled, H* was seiz'd and charged with butglary, and, afler vain endeavor* to aura pa admitted bia guilt and was iia prisoned. Mrs. Jm-aa wa* greatly diatr-saed taken ala heard of it and begged hard that h« be not prose cuted aa waa a great favorite, being a youth only uiuatoen, es a very handsome preaente mid rather well educated. She p'esdsd ao strong ly with Mr. Jones that he sought t« hath the matter up, but other aaivauta had beta witnesses to the disturbance at bia detection and they bagan In talk ao freely of the young Smith's guijt that the au thorities compelled him to enter a coot plaint. Smith waa lodged in jail, had aa eatly trial, promptly confessed hia guilt, and waa sentenced to five year* in 6<ng fling. Mrs. Jonas wa* so overoeoi* with griel tbs', she was too lick to attend the trial even to idamify the jewelry. Alter he had bean in Sing ■mg a few ■Dontba, Smith waa triiiisferrad, at hia own tequiat, to Auburn. A fsw month* ago a lady, lieavi ly veiled,called to see tha Governor and was received by lnui at his public desk. Without unfailing ah* said that she came to ace him about a pardon. H* asked hei the particulars of the case, and ab* slated that of young Smith, aa above narra ted. ‘On what gr.-tunde do you ask for a pardo, f‘ Ba,d tka Goyirn tr. •ll* i* innocent,’*ha said, faint ly- • Can you pn.re that/’ Nothing more i> needed than proof to th»t j effect, ’ answered lb* Oevpraor Y»«, 1 cau prove iIT •Then I iculd (in i lily grant him j a new will, but that wojlil he the j most 1 a»u d‘do. 11 vwur new evi- | dence i* eufiicisn', that will i>» *ll yau want. What eyidence hare youT’ ‘He did not take the j welry.’ •M 1 rememkei rightly. he plead ed guilty.* •Are you a rplatinoid bia?* •Yea sir, ahareplted, 'I am his sister.' -Wall,’said thegnvir or, aome wha' h’uflli, *y> u *,e the District ! A'torna’, lav yo ir evidence be i fill* him, and w, hit se idi. g it to me. 1 will ccasider the applies tion ' TUs lady lingi r»d, and in a trrwib tng yuice and a lew Une j laid: ‘Can 1i ot speak to sou aline j u | on the mi tie*7* Somewhat p'rpl rud. th*G>,vsr- ! IWivpfenrted her into an mrer room when an saluandi-ig story was told him by a b-autilul woman in gisat men'll aigulah. She t»ni •a* guilty floe lov.d the l and- j eutne garden*r, and she was the i wife a bog' jewel* hid Wo*n stolen, j I Upon toe verge of a discover* or. ib»ii s cat by tke huaband, nc j ■sane of egress ft r the youi g lov er which would not be eteu and ' eicite auapicion if not be proof, she had haa'ily hidden heie-'f in a closet while he had broken open the drawer of the bureau and seized the jewtll juat in time to give the astonished husband a wrong clew to the meant g of hi* presence there. The lade tald bar story with her face buried in her hand* and t.aiubJiig violent ly. •for all these months,' she enid a' leal, getting down on f«r 'antes, 'he la* baan suffering there for me and I can donotLing but beg fur him.' I*, waa many momenta before th* Governor could reply. He i» an impreasisnablt naan, and this cate of distress moved him vary much. Presently lie eaid: ‘Madam, if yeur story ia trna.it will becomsmy duty t<> pardon bun aa not guilty of ib* crime for which be is charged. But I must have absolute proof that «ou nr# tb* persau you repre sent yourself to be.’ She mm a gesture. ‘Wait a moment, I must also require him, if pardoned, to absent himself from the country for at lensl the rest of his term, and I must tie convinced from him that be did act a* you say, solely to eave you.’ Some day* later one of the Gov ernar'i persons! staff was quietly stopping at a small hotel in tt a village near which Mr Jones was living. In the afernuon he was waited upon by Mr Jones in a coups, who, nponlntroduc ng him self, Warinly.iuvitad tbs staff offi cer to dins with him at his home. At the head of tha table sat a queenly beauty—the heroin* as tbs mysterioua visit io tb# govern or. She waa pals snd agitated,and managed with diflieulty to net her part aa hostess. A few weexs later availed lady called in a closed coupe upon the Warden ol Auburn prison. With out the intarchanr* of a word, tha Warden conducted her in a email parlor, wbsre sir* waa left entirely alone. In a moment tha door was opened, and a young man clad in an ordinary citizen's suit entered the room. No une came with him, aud the door was closed as aoou as hu entered. In a moment he re cognised the figure. He snracgfor ward. ‘For heaven's aaka.’he said.’wby are you cere? How reckless you *r«. You may upoaa all tb* past. For yeur own sake be caialul. 1 do ao*. care so long as you are sav ed.’ She fall faioliug to the Hoar, ami immediately afterwards the War den entered. 'You have made a aaietaxe,’ avid the prisoner, with a heavy >igti aa he walked back to his cell. 'I do not know the lady. She i* a viaitur for tome one else.’ Concealed behind a wrieii at one en 4 of the room were two members of the Governor's staff, cent there to teat the tiue nobillitv of the cun ** vict's soul. Five days slier wards the prison er was pardoned, conduc.nl to h steamer and shipped to Europe toi five years. Ho carried II,COO, wbiuh was giveu him by the woman be had lost. On the journal of ti e Executive Clumber tins pardon i« entered on a book that is ueyer se n try the public —[Courier; J»ui n*l. Like an old Creak) Wiadow Shutter. T ut is the way n man's l bi uiuatie j nina aiMucliin a are. Tie trouble i> in lue blood, A tuau who is of any account is wurtb reps-ring The repairing can undone bv means of Brown’* I'on Bitter*. That en riches aud puritisi the blood,iri tes out the pains, ar.d Vrork* complete restoration. Thousands testify to it fi -m happv tx aneuo-v Mr. C U Huntley, 018 North (8 zieeutb at., St. Lmia, says,‘l uaul Brown’* Iron Bitter* for rheumatism, gener-, al debility and pm* return, with the beat lesulta/ A Normal young wan who fell in love with a fleshy young B'otrnt-1 ington gill, confessed t!i*‘. he waa, iiifainatwil. THE HaiSEHlfl’isrilOKiTl. We will send Fart for onk rn- > TIK* YEAR, toeviry lady who sends us at oncis t.ie names of ten mar ried ladies, at the same address, and 12 two ct stamp* for postage, our handsome, entertaining ami j II *t! active Journal devoted to Faehiniia.'Fansy Wo x. Decore- j tine. Cocking, «nd Hi u«eh -Id | Dialer*. Re.ulu price, ♦I.Uhl •kkd to Day, and »ecu e the neat number. Address, DOMHBIIC JOURNAL, Nuw’n. N. Y LEGAL NOTICES. GEORGIA, WALKER COUNTY Br virt ua us an artier from Ihe Coilr of Ordinal V of said County,Georgia will be ant ' on the Iw Tuesday in No- Vtm'-er, 1884. at the Court Hotite door in Walker county,G*. .bat wean he le gal sal* hours,the folowing pioperty io wit. 100 acres mare or loss as lot of land No. 213 in the 7th dia>rict and fourth section in raid county — bounded aa lolli.wa; Commencing at the center ol the branch ok the pubiie road, 'hence east to the esat line of said lot, thence north twen ty five links to a pineb~sh, Iho-tce wait to the public road then"* in a r orlh westly direction and to a dead chestnut tree na the waat line of •aid lo', thencesauth with theori es! line to the public road, thence north with the public road Io the begiuirig, alec forty acres more or lass iu the south eaat eerner of lot No. 188 in the 7th district and 4ih section of said county. Hold a* the property Jackson Carroll deed, for distribulioa. Terms cash. This t*ct lat. Naxcv Carroll, Guardian fer the bails of Jsckaon Carroll dereaavd. GEORG!aTwaLKER COUNTY. By virtue of an order,'from the Court of Ordinary of said couuiy, will lie -old before the Court House door, iu ihe town of LaFayette, said county, within tke legal hours of sale on the first Tues lay in Novrmiier next, the foUowiag pioperty to wii dots of land No«. 145 178 and 179 in the 26t.. district oi the 3rd section of said county Tiie two lets last above named sold with incum he ranee of the widow’s dosar. f-old *s the prop erty of Spencer Bi-rnar deceasud. Term* of sal*, one half due Jan. Ist 1885 and the remainder due Jail. l*t 189fi with interest from day of sal* at 8 per cent. Tills nap. 29th 1884. EA Rcmar II C McWilliams A-lmin., of Bpencer B„m»' Deo. gTorgTa, waj/kkr COUNTY. Whereas J F Hmith Executor of I’alivnce Igo Smith, lata ot said county deceused, repreaents to the Court, in his petition duly filed, that lie has fully administered 'the estate of said deceased. Time s therefore to cite all psitiee concerned toahow cause if any they can en the first Monday in Decem ber naxt, why the eaid executor should not he discharged from his said trust, snd receive Utter* of dis mission. This Hep. 3d, 188.4 MILTON RUSBELL, Ordinary. GEORGIA, WALKERCOUNTY By virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary of said county, will lie sold before 1 lie Court tfonae door til Ihe lown of I.aFsyett* in said coun ty, wltb.n the legal hours of sale on liieUmt Tuesday in November next tile following property to wtt: About 125 acre* ot loi of land No. 39, ill Ihe 9tb District anil 4lh Section of said County. Sold as the property of Ms- : ry and T.nantia MeCutchen minors for their hem-lit. Jl'I.nTT A. Mi'CrTcnew.Oirardiau. GEORGIA, WALKER COUNTY. Where** E I, Culberson and .t C Warolaw exei-ulors of Thomas M Phipps, late ol said county deceased, represents to the Court in their fe-lp tfon duly tired, that they have fully I discharged their trust as aucti execu te’*; this ia therefore to cite ill parties concerned, tn ahow cause if any they cau, 01. Ihe drat Monday in Novcailicr next, why Ihe said executors should not ha discharged from their aniil truat ami receive letters ot dismasion. Hits July :10th. 18.44. _ Mu ton Ri'mcll, Ordinary. At^ouTuullg^l^Waulß^iilTnniw ncwbs. a pure, dean, wholaaome TORTIO, Fnr Rndn. Nrrrwo, NfmnAoh, I.Jvflr. KUlne/a, I.UHIfK An rat'«4niU«Hi C'urv* DYSPEPSIA, HcatUchfk, Fever. Ajrur, ChlHn, DEBILITY & WEAKNESS. NkM to tokt*. truss ment, uirniualetl for , TORPID LIVER and Night JuTi per t‘!t, « for SMM, at Lmgstst*. E. s. Wins, fai-nry t'ny. N. J„ uTK A. iiTlTffMTMllhfl mdneD^U^rjj^ u-Paiba'^* Remarknl>to fur#* of Citorrh of th<» , Hlnddor, lufUmmatit'n, Irritation of Kid* ut*)i «nd BWvltW'r, Stone i*r Urnrel lHs ««mi of tbo PtN'iitaio tiljknd, Prvpdonl Hwt'Uiiiink, Wnukle Dirwrt, ituxuiUn ’ caw oTUrtno,all *>t the Oealto* i Urinary Orrans In either m**. For Un : healthv or Unnatural lijxhatxe* usa also "Chapin's IbJnlloii Flour,” rooh sl. I Ft»r M rltll K, «ithor oontrat'tod or , hemlltarv raint, ufle I’haptn’i* Conatitu th»n Bitter Hyrup, 11.00 pi*r bottle, and . fbrnhilitlc 11U*. $2.00; and Cha pin s Brt)hil]Ue Balvw, |i.t\)L 0 bottles Bvn»p, tnf nila, l balm, by Fxprrsaon I rei3o*j»t of f tu.on, or at T>ru»ista. MASON ft HAMLiN 100 A|)p \ V C TO RTVLBS VJIVVT Aa> O •tKKI Ht(ir««i ka oat grrat WacMH fiMftiiHiM f-w I *-v. Rtnr« tear* 4‘uly ftmcft. an t»r*au* a*» Rt.b 4 •arli vt ••« For «aM», ra*y r%\ OfM «*r leitiii. I UPRIGHT PI AN 08 are*<fnitit« tretv Mictieai . leellaiec %et ••ttlDOst hi I H am* hi*; >4 -ting t<» all (*rv-i.»«a napmtrw Rr< t« ot |t*alM V A N* lfc» ••«> ; Mi'UVinc flfl'Y-t , itAuN, n itfii al !•>«•*« «n«t w»4*t«nn*it «to»a*>lU i Di .i«ul<ii|lMkilli) tefft •«( of l«ar. llllMtairfi ftlklogte froe. Must 4 Hamlia Org-n and Pia- «Co - Iralitii, t-X l'rv mi 8| • k. Yn-t. 4l K. 14th St ; Chlffifn. MM iVkh im .ftvo. uu uusTffl PIANOS AND ORGANS. The Best and Prices Lowest. Harlan brra 13 Yrartt, Wr are Prepared (• Offer India emeafr to All. Every Instrument Guaranteed. We carry Everything in the MUSIC LINE. To Purchase of us means Value Received. WITERS dr NELSONj 7IS Market street, Chattanooga, Tenn. H. B. FARES I CO" LEADER OF LOW PRICES IV ROME. A MAMMOTH STOCK OF jjj DR Y GOODS i : FOR FALL AND WINTER. Flavine added to oar already large atere mom t'*# afore reeently occupied by M. F. Goveu A 00., we now have the LMUHCSf Retail Dry Goods Store in North Georgia. With the three large more-rooms packed with New Goods, and every depart ment containing linn velous BARGAIN'S, bought when the crv of the Miction eer wn heard in many of the brut commission mid oldest jobbing houiei in New York, we sty come te HEADQUARTERS FOR B-ATtOA-ITSTS And remember that U It. PARKS wee the only Rome buyer in New York till lute in August, consequently w. offer bargains that will not be found else where in Rome. DRESS GOODS, SILKS AND VELVETS. Largest and finest stock in the city. Everything now and novel in Drees I'laids, Combination ami match uniting wiiii velvet and D imming to match. Our 43c. All-Moal Black usd C«l«rc4 CaihMtrci Cannot be matched for the money ia Georgia, Our sl. $1.35 and $1.3( Black Broegraia bilks are as cheap as Loaded Silks—will notsplit, and we guarantee excellent wear. NOTIONS! HOSIERY! 150 Dozen Ladles', Misses’ mid Children'* Solid Colored llcse, at actcallT urarly half price. From the big commission auction sale. CSRKETS! CORbETwJ! CORSETS I!! All kinds, sizes, prices «nd styles, from the cheapest to tte finest French maker. MERINO UNDERWEAR. For Lidias, Misses and Children, and Linen Underwear for Ladies. Gents’ Undershirts and Drawers. Here is where yon will find marvelous bargain’, and don’t you forget it! BOOT and SHOE DEPARTMENT! This i« now enlarged till it is one of our heat, departments, containing Ladies’. Misses’ and Childrens* Roots and Shoes ot the best I'hiiauelpUsa makes. 500 pairs Women’s heavy every day slu es, 85r to $1.50 per pair. 100 paiis Men « heavy Farm Boots, $2, worth anywhere $3 per pair. 12 cases H. B. i\ A Co s Best English Kip, S. S. Bouts, $3.50 worth $5. Olotliiiig; and Overcoats. the chi-upco si or kof !mh>ng to r . !.« i;i • »mt . • $0 00, $lO an I sl2 *»(H assimt i. Sii, > air -.m; v t , i luiu real value. 05 AflC 1* f•' O V K.JCO . ’ i>**- • •• HATS FOR MEN. BOYS AND CHILDREN. CHEAP ! Blanliets! Je3l*si :o.l3Le> t .lust From the Auction Boom. Good Grey Blanke's 80c to $1 pe.* pair. F.ine 104 White Bed Blanket* $1.15. $1.40,52, $3. $4, $5 pet fwlr WHO EVER HEARD OF SUCH PRICES BEFORE IN ROSIEP Cloaks! New Markets & Circulars. Cloaks! This Department will be complete in a few days, when you Will hear tioin u* on it. 11. 13. PA UKN & CO„ 13 ami ’ll Shorter Riorli, Kom:. - - - TTTirr ■ - ’TT~ ■ wti.« »•» : ’»*• \-xtr* *+■. OI.B*ft*SOIN r , Li:i-: Al CO. MaM. I aWTUKKRS ANI> JI'BKF RS OP Stoves, Tinware Queensware, and Glassware. SLATE AND TIN ROOFERS, SHEET IRON WORKERS, C 3« anti «3S Market SI., CB.4TTAMOO6.I, - TE.VftESSKE. ■ ' 1 " "f—WB J. LiOKfa DJBALER IN FURNITURE SUOH AS ISCDSTEADS. IH REAIb, W lkllkTOßt, TABU CHAIRS METALLIC C.ISES, l ASkIiTS, («F m, UOitIA AM* A RGVURAI. i.i.m: «i'Tui.muvwb All order* by anil orM efiph promptly fillid. A*. Ml UarLrl Slrt'ft. Ol ATTA.AOOkA, TIMA V CHATTANQOSA , MARBLE L WORKS.> DALY Sc SMITH, I U FORT * R* A'*‘3 U A*rF*rTC*K»» «>F Italian and American Marble, Statuary, Monuments and Headstones. —>P ILIII tIMCUBIM or ALL K! 93 £F BUIL9iBO ST.f-S ---ammaiiAA urn* mi (is SP3OA IH9I I'EU »>-. II , r v -,i *f. n ,I*V% 4, a WAAillt* 'i'HITH t W* ... ‘ misvioti £O4 Jlrrkt I Street CliiCa »oo*a. teua<je«»e. PLANING MILL, SASH, DOORS J BLINDS, ROUGH AND DRESSED Mow Fine Poplar Msr, FLOORING, CEILING AND SIDING, SHINGLES AND LATH. Genera! Planing Mill Workjand Building Suppliei. Writsfer Bitinste and Price Liiti to . D. w. HUGHES, Chattanooga, Tennessee, Telephone Station If*. wpl 17 M Ul3»ili-c JO is B. PATTON, Succcitor to R. A.JOBTSTO.N, Howard Nt. Planing Mill RO IIF - - - GA. o I would respectful!* announce to the citizens of Walker and Chateopa otsa ties that having i-aumed control of the above named P'aioing Mill, I am prepar* ad to turoish a short notice, SASH DOORS,BLINDS. nOILDIAGS, BRACKETS, Ac., Ac. all manufactured from Native Lumber. And wiil keep in steak aMI assortment of dressed LUMBER. I have now in stock and am raetivina 10# 000 SHINGLES! Call and see us- taiy 14 II jeC J> t Jtl Y jL fiS MI THj .Wholesale and etail Ettfalk ail Music Dealer Keep Constantly on Hand a Larea Stock as Blank Book*, better Cap, Ifote Paper, Earclcpti, Ink, Slates, Engravings. Pen Holders. Chromos, Pholasrapii Albums, Pie* ,ica, Pic ture Frames, Wall Paper, Borders. Win dows Shades, Elc. Also Agent for C bickering & Co., and Southern Gem Pianos Also Mason & Hamlin Organs. ROtti;, - - - - - O GLUR«U. T. 11. PA\ Chattanooga, Tenneifigfi. JOBBERS AND RETAILER- IN Boob, Stationery, Wall Paper PICTURE FRAMES AND MSULDIHGB. Here It an Is, and buyers generally will find onr stoek the largest and most eomplete in the state, and prices hollow. Sample of Wall paper mailed when desired. T. 3rl. &■ CO., b 23 Mallet itreet, Cl a lhtn-.:»j.a. Tonnese.*. ""thegirlFlett behind me.” ■-i ' '■ ■ • -- --py''- fi -:.<4z * ~ \ Illustrated by otw» of a Buggy made by T. T. Haydocb. which is no* oolv the Lfiftdtß* Buggy in this pioture, batVHE LEADING KUGGV Os AAEUICA. Hjb* Huydook’s Snfetv King Bolt and Fifth Wheel. Ask your dealer for the T. T. HAY DOCK KVTGGY, with the Uaydoci. bafety King Bolt and Fifth Wheel Life is insecure riding over any other. (Tills ptaturs will b« fargOfccJ on s Urge curd, prhiWd In elegant style, to anyone who win sgree to frame KA [KKCXOOK OTARP. 1 re. rr. -Ei^-sriDociz:, * r *K' bolewJe Prloelihl ■ Cor. Plan and TwsKth St*., CIBCIYSATL, 0* AGENTS WANTED WHE&E WE HAVB NONE I NO INVESTMENT SO PBOFITAEItSI a. ii waSnkb & co. —wfolesasi : JE3L R iO W J\. B 3 B AGEN. lES: King's Rifle a id Blasting" Powder. At'antir tiianf Powder ( o.'i Dynamite. Judson Powder. Walker Fore d{Elerse'Skee. Baiman Steel Plows. American Screw Co.’* Screw HOW’E SCALE. MARKET m i) SEVENTH S ST, CHATTANOOGA, TKNNESBB fira. 1 .gMUij." HF-L .BJ- JJ'e’MnHß NEW GOODS. An Elegant Line of Millinery, 0 -CONSISTING OF- J Hats. Bonnets, Frames, C aps, Plumes, Tips, H : rd«, Fancy Feathers, Flowers, Pompous, Laces, Rib bons, Velvets, satins,Ornaments, Infants’ Lac* Caps, W hite Bonnets, Hoods and lioaurb, Fine line of Hisses and l,«di s t.love*—Kid. I.isle. Silk and Cot'on. Also Hosiery--Cotton Lisle Silk and Cashmere. NECK WEAR -A. SPECIALTY. I.ii.tn, L»rc Ciulsi- CllHl* Ki.rhues. Cheniel O.lla'etle*. HAIR GOODS. Fritzs# N t«, Pi 1 j, Comb., Braid# Face. l'owd« e, Perfumery, J»t and PM-.I J wn'rv. M#«e*’»,d LaJi-s’C inn 50 cts to 13 OOe-eh, Bue'le* llooov, Seivina S k nn.f E • boi iery SiiK#, Dres.ing'M ki a a> H F fin*. MRS. JANE WEAVER. 13 Eot 8 ii S . *b«v. O <* Post Otlic- C T.-nn. LI . word Crsaa 1* ffi-raatorod, they Estey proan uo. cyrsfiN each th. »-..-ckir I pyfflleporpyu <£®*sv known and k> popular aje o Ja , , ii ■ —' jlggrC’ 11 \3il v /■ »txrjaoti*ajan-J tee ITj' '',• . jitjjj so ' f live letters la ecat of tes two ® l « words arc rajoirtters of enjo-. siesa .j ia malUtaaec of kemes. Ehsctars^