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LOCAL COLUMN.
Fair Warning to City Subscriber*.
Venr mibscrlpUon must be paid at this oft"'
before the next taoue If you do not receive
your paper, rail and Ini mtlffute.
New K. of L. Assembly.
On ThunxUy night, the 13lh inot., Bro
W. M. Harbin. Organizer, acoornpanic '
by I’rof. Wallace, visited Hiram, a smn'l
new town on the E. T. Va. & Ga. rail
way, thirty miles Northwest of Atlanta,
and organized “ Farmers’ ” Auembly.
The new- assembly starts with thirty
members. all of whom are thrifty, well
to-do farmers, all industrious, soli< mon
and highly resj»ected citizens. They are
all enthusiast c, the community is a j<ros
jierous one, and thoroughly imbued with
the progressive spirit which placed and
sustains Atlanta in the front rank of
Southern cities. ,
We contemplate with pleasure and
confidence the future of Farmers' As
sembly, because we think the choice ma
terial composing it gives promise of rapid
growth an 1 increasing influence.
Os Some Interest.
In 1815 the aggregated value of prop
erty in Georgia w as $57,746,771.16.
In 1820 a fire in Savannah destroyed
46.3 buildings, valued at $4,000,(XX).
In 1885, February Bth, the weather
was the coldest ever known in Georgia.
In 1837, May 29th, a violent hailstorm
was experienced ; the hail lay on the
ground twelve days.
Iriany N<ib*cribnr« Ksprcioi a f>a«lre
To do all they can for the Working
World.
Now we think yon are in earnest; and
w if you are, you will.
First—Do all you can to extend our
circulation.
Second—Trade and correspond with
our advertisers: and be sure and let them
know you saw their advertisements in
the Working World.
The Work of a Master.
The Master Mechanic of the E. T. V. &
Gu. railway, Mr. C. F. Thomas—a bona
fide Master Workman—has just put upon
the road a passenger locomotive, which
is a splendid specimen of engine maehan
isin. It is a model of lieauty and jier
fection. Its service will be to haul the
limited express passenger train between
Atlanta and Jacksonville.
The Mind Cure.
The theory of the mind cure inay lie
applicable to some eases of chronic, ner
vous diseases, such as hysteria, insom
nia, etc,, but in chronic bowels troubles,
cramp colic or children teething, the only
cure they can recommend is the use of
Dr. Biggers* Huckleberry Cordial, and
every fafliily should provide themselves
with it.
R. R. Y. M. C. A.
Gospel meeting nt rooms 19$, South
Forsyth street, Sunday at 3:30 p. m. The
public [cordially invited to be present.
Good singing and short, talks by the
memliers and others. The Railroad Sec
retary having just returned from the In
ternational Railway Conference, will tell
about the conference of railroad men.
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Sulphur Springs, Ala.
Attention is invited to the advertise
ment of the above Springs. For full in
formation add res- Dr. J. G. Westmore
land, Sulphur Springs. DeKalb county,
Ala.
• —IS I ■ ■ ws. ■ I. i eW
Fr»pare t» Hog »'®r.
Books for registration will be opened
May 29th. Don't neglect to register. If
you do you can't vote in the October
ection.
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The Atlanta Co-operative Boot and
Shoe Factory, managed by Mr. F. S.
Demmon, at No. 134 Peachtree street,
very justly deserves the patronage of the
public. Their work embraces all kinds
of custom made goods. The material is
selected with care by practical workmen.
Any style of Congress, button or lace,
high or low cut shoes made of superior
french calf or kid goods. There is no
economy in buying ready made boots or
shoes when for the same amount you
can buy from the workmen who make
them. Perfect satisfaction as to style,
finish and tit guaranteed.
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Von May l»le.
If you don’t get a bottle of Roughton's
Lung Balaam and cure that ccugh One
bottle ia always sufficient to cure, and it
may be bad of any druggist.
OH! MY HEAD!
Send your addreas and 15c
in postage stamps to Dr. R H.
McCutcheon, Lively, Ala,, for
a box of Cherokee Indian Veg*
etable Pills, the best Blood and
Livtr Remedy Out. A single
pill will remove the worst form
of Headache, and one box of
thirty has cured this whole
neighborhood.
J f o»nmwi. and nmi.t
•. V. iJIMISDO, rr. jilselvu.g ntid
4 tinnier* K Sp.ciatiy. t.avo oirt.ra
al Frier... • A s.«i ’» Kval lain e of
fice. !*•> ? S. or sir..», cor. ilcca*
•ur afreet. «u K snball tlonsn.
c heapest staple, fancy and green gro
ceries. Prompt free delivery. Carit* n
A Son.
CHAS. C. THORN|
Cheap Cash Grocer,
118 WHITEHALL ST.
TKLRPHO'E 131.
pounds O. K. Lard 100
M pounds Gran. Sugar Si 00,
50 |KMinds Grit* 1 <lO ’
50 iMHinds any Patent Flour 1 70
0 <«ns Eagle Cond Milk . I'lo
14pounds Head Klee ... 100
20 [founds Fine Rice 1 00
4-buckle's and Levering’* Coffee, lb 15
Prunes, per pound 7
Iz-mons. per dozen 25
Dried Beef, whole, per pound 14
Dried Beef, chopped le 2-3
Eggs. 2 doasen for 25
Leu Ik Perrins' Worcester .Sauce 25 ,
Maple Syrup, per gallon 100
llabnl t's Hoap, 4 bars 25
Horsford’s Powders... 17J$!
2 pound Canned Corn Beef 17H ■
Olive Oil 45
Durkee's Salad Dressing 45
Gelatine. .Nelson & Oox, 6 for J 00
Dove Brand Hama. 11
Maple Sugar, per pound 15
Honey, new 15
Sapolia . ... H
12 Cans Tomatoes MR
Maccaronl, imported 121$
Clns-se, full cream 15
Irish Potatoes, [st peck . . 25
Raisins, per pound, L. L 17H i
Loose Muscatels in 2-3 ;
Baker's Chocolate. . 12
Kerosene Oil per gallon 15
I carry the most complete line of Price’s Ba
king Powdersand Extracts in thecity. I have
everything in his line and will save you mon
ey. These goods are all fresh. Come and see
them
Royal Baking Powder. 1 lb. cans, - 45
Price’s Baking Powder, 1 lb. cans, - 45 i
I ain determined to give fresh goods cheaper
than the lowest, for eash. I keep no books,
credit no one, lose no money and save you 20
per cent. Just come one time and lie con
vinced.
( HAS. C. THORN,
118 Whitehall Street.
E. H. OLC<ITT, A. .1. HA YGOOD,
Auctioneer.
OLCOTT & HATGOOD,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
33 mikietta kthkht.
Consignments Solicited. Prompt Stites and
Quick Returns.
Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, &<■., always on
hand. Auction .sales dally at 10 a. m.
Sulphur Springs
Opened this day (May 15) for the recep- i
tion of guests.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, ALA.
£. GRIFFIN. MANAGER.
’ \ JACK MOORE, Y
I WITH
/ f tnllwin Ch fl ing Ibic', /
/ p Wldfehnll st., Atlanta. Ga. /
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HEADACHE." J
Sharp and, Bros.,
Druggists * Pharmacists
No. 202 Marietta Street
Specialties— Pure Drugs
Toilet Articles,
Fine Perfumery, Soaps, Etc.
Paints and Oils.
WE DO NOT PROPOSETO BE UNDER
SOLD
do not deal in Spiritu
ous or Malt Liquors.
Remember SHARP & BROS.,
202 Marietta Street
FOR COUCHS, CROUP AND
CONSUMPTION USE
TAYLOR’S
Cherokee Remedy
afc
pF
OF SWEET GUM AND MULLEIN.
The «weo< as Mtherod frem a tree of the
Mme nsm« irmwfnr along the small streams in
the Southern states, contains a sttmulatiutf ex*
pec; nrant principle that loosens the phlegm pm
nurine the early mornlnx cough- «>><t stimulates
the child to throw off the false membrane in enmp
and When combined wttV the
heallnx mm i!a«in.u»s principle hi the mullein
plant of the old presents In TATTx>B*s
f 'BKHOKEK IIKMBDY OF SWKXT GFM AXD MVI.-
I KIN the ttne#<t known remeilv fort'oiutha. Croup.
Wh3'opiruf-c<»nrhand<Mmsumption: amt pala
table. any child is Hmmvl to take it. Ask your
druxjcM for it, I'rice. Ms. ami SI. If he does
not keep it« we will pay. for -me time only, ex*
Sres* charges on law sise pottle to any part of
ie y. S. on ns’elpt of FLt’fi
W ALTER 1T A ¥ LOW.
No place like Fowler A Co.. Mari
etta, to buv groceries.
I
The Best and the Kat Idbkie is the
Genuine Singer!
z
ALL THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
SINGER I '
Light Running! larduiiiEang Sivame!
Simple! MOi
JSEterWa fEFgm Arm
NOISELESS! -
« Lock 3tzen
Durable! Ww
SINGER! S ' GER!
THE BEST IS THE CHE APESIL WimTEFOKPMCE LIST
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Central Office for (Georgia. Tennessee: 3ont!i>( '.iirfliiiuniniAUtinsnui iir
19 Whitehall ft.. AtLauxai. iu. L 1 Lasmamit. General Agent.
Branch office in principal towns and wagon auentu in;every 'mmij?; -jssc.iuutlijs" r Sli:mui. .■osnuiue dinger Parts always
on hand. Also, Needles for all makes of machines, an lower prines nanuuw astnei duewwiien- for iuierior goods. TH E
SINGER IS THE BEST!
HPMachines purchased from any of otw ofliws will! be r ratnrf. hiuju-t im<> titiiiwmui »soe if eK|>en»e:at any railroad
station or express office in our territory.
Branch offices at Athens, Go.. Augunta. Ga>. < .liarh-srom Si ti liuttfoHungn. 3tmn..< unuuAuu. S. :.. Colmuiius. tta..
Dalton Ga., Florence. 9. C., Goinesvilfe Goa, Giemwillte:.Sl:G.,.QriHmßTiUto. 7en»u, ~iuca«wtmilk-. Rlu.. &ey West. Fla., Knox
ville, Tenn.. Macon, Ga., Newbwry, S. C.,■ Newnan* G.*,. Ifeme: Ga*. .-wwannulu < Au.. I-iilluuuss»e* i’la.
Sewing Machine Needles of All SEeus it Trnaaty IkßCrAuafl Praiaes.
Write'for priwlists. Al.wswsjuhiross-
THE SINGER IA.IUF GITHT.
THE “WHITE” IS W LADIES!
■
Simplest, Cheapest, Best. «r th®
Unrivalled, Unexcelled, Ung&rpaaaw&|
TLI E MOST
Modern Machi
"mn am ttau die iargest and best as-
In the Market- „ ,
■ftirteti tttuek jt
-
OVER 2,000 NOW IN USE IN ATLANTA sujc
New Attachments,
Handsome Works,
Valuable Impravements.. af*Lrm
IT IS THE HHISGX !
THE.
POSSH. .DBGPS and BALLS
Automatic White Machine. '
NO TENSIONS TO REGULATE. NO SHUTTLE TO THREAD <A.3«*ESi LINEN GOODS
ELEGANTLY MADE. BEALTTFU LLY FINISHED.
always ready to wk. «
6-—. TOMHa.
fc?,' biiTl SFTLp . and MATO,
ATLANT A» GA. i4Si^4 5
i <AMFSSO DESIGNS.
j
At 106 Whitehall Street,
! Have a full line of staple and fancy grocer- tea | | a. jXPTWa ~WtWV mnPTTPW
Hm. canned gooda preserves, jellies, etc. T Hs GM i J JHD— H
Fresh dressed poultry and game, fish, ate | W Rf** : * p
always on hand, also turkeys and chickens. UH yi 11 a/1. jf I J 1... A
eggs. Beautiful Jersey hu-’ar received I IMHRVB
fresh from dairies daily Wsnwo bouse- W
keepers to visit us and examine nur varied
hallstr ret Ciit.bbrson & AND GREASES. TO
GBDEas BY MAIL.
-w»twi(«.
5 00 Railroads. Steamboats. JEHU.
«!>*►
Ova LT LAOIBB AkiE INVITED TO CALL
X Y , Outers Sohcttatl .ifld OuaLrv
VA ' ' ANO EXAMINE STOCK AND
| a. p. <ro©.
A.QQR South Brnac Street..
ATLANTA, GA.
ABT JZBDLZ-WORK STORE
Tlie Mlnta Co-tiperalite Bml inrt Sh S
Gentlemen. I Arties ami ChiMren We will lie plcnw-l tO* iHMSttetetnwe ymw’MMM> m*» _ „ „ . a
shoes. We Pmvha.se rhe bem tuarerial to Iw found. < ntr ..peraW ' - w nil tim-ew: gwr f±O «Q XcSußl IB St UAlltOU's
ni-ra and by t«eiv honest made work anil leaut. < iinieh fnftMMtrto buml ue n-pumteu
~i r hietorv se.'.mrt u> none • ’ill and mt■ -m invlsui . e •!..■»..» ,r f ar a-sri Wata
No uaper‘hortonia. N” split leertier. Notify -why niwral ■»• ,m.l wa w»U •wd i« xim-rw * w-j
your residence and take your aiseam-e. GArifEf*’ A.VVi < 'WH.CWKM*- a XfMtaU- -w, , .
TV Kepeiring neatly done. SaWstsiorton guaranteed in every sense >f the went. IB ITSaCIlLre* Street
13 l-’2 Peachtree Street, Cp-Stairs- d24kl» Atlanta, Ga
K.OFL ERECTORY
2 5 1 *•«*«• ««**. -
2992
PBTHHH *TRHBT. .-ent* Tharwtay. Morw,
Hall. 7JB p. m. *
3209 '^ 1,,,wla 5’- s * <,x »'**rlrrtastrart,
3954 il&it Whitehall MTcet,
4335
4169 Mart< * w
ddC q - K !,r p - H»U Praoh.
*t*t J J tree strart. , Jdp. m.
LIfSHG ■*TAH, ?to. tSSH Meet* Thursday
A*> No 2K s. Broad, 7:30 p. in. ”*
5778 nec * n,r ;uirt
**
BBLLMGNT Meets Thursday, Middlebrook,
Hull, Pewtra street, 7:» p. m. *
AriSBMBL V Meets every Friday
QTONS MOUNTAIN ASSEMBLY Meets on
on Fridat-s.
LNION ASSEMBLYfStoue Mtmulainl, meet-
Saturday night.
MACON ASSEMBLY Meets on Thuradav
night. '
pENTBAL CITY ASSEMBLY-Meets Frtdav
V night.
QirLUMIIUS ASSEMBLY Meets Saluotsy
Z2.EM CITY Murierta) ASSEMBLY Meets on
" T Monday, 7:45 p. m.
Marietta .colored) assembly Meetson
Prldny night.
K'iy!LA S u K }P , - r 'X night at
Noble’s Hall. 7::® p. m.
FREE FOR ALL.
Advertisements under rhe head of •• Room*
for Bent." "Rooms Wanted," “For Salo,” "Sit
jations Wanted," "Boarders Wanted,’' of an
acceptable nature, not exceeding four lines,
will he inserted until further notice. FURR M
ALL.
Business advertisements will not come under
I this head.
Our intention i» to make the Wohkinu
WoKtmthe medium through which the imhllc
generally may hove their wants supplier)
We invite the attention of the public to our
tree advertising, and trust, that none will tool
that they are imposing upon us in handing In
their favors.
Firemen’s notices and society notions of all
kinds inserted free of charge; also, births, mar
-1 rtoges and deaths.
WANTR».
AMret-elass cabinet maker, at once, id
dress Ghsirmaker. 29 E. Pine st.
■QY A GOOD PENMAN, copying to do at
night, or a set of single enti v books th
post. Address Penman, care Working World.
B’i MHR. HADDOCK, Decatur street, a
few Boarders at sß.i>o.per week,
by a sober, well educated, moral,
. white man as nurse, or to watt on persons
summer-trar-eltngTor a few months or indof.
initely. in America or Europe, '"frncher,"
oak Ridge. Ga.
TO CANVASS tor some reliable firm or
bo-'se. Four years experience. Roferonce
furnished. J. H. Montgomery, Trenton, Ha.
ASITITATJON, by July 4th, iis Book-keeper,
oruna railroad; Ims enperieneo, is well
educated, sober and moral. AddressQ. Saun
ders. Dallas. Ga.
rxOAHDERS WANTED, at X I.uekle street.
Gentlemen preferred.;
A .SITUATION, by a young man not afraid
U> work, tome JaMtrieecO —tslespisiw -
Best references. cit> and eoutitw. AwtrCM
8.. this office.
wITUA'jIO'I '• collector, or any other
>1 etmkoyinent; ran furnish ittferenoos ■ nd
tn-ss j., ui Marietta st., Atlanta, Ga.
SITUATION- Bv a yuung married man, at
: anything honorable whereby I can ram u
living for my family; t>ost of rotorencra:
Dead Earnest, this office.
SITUATION as clerk, collector, or any otlier
0 tumoralile employment by a young man
net afraid of work. .1. F. G„ » Plum street.
'WO BUY a five room Cottage on installment
I plan. Must tie in giwid nelglittorhiMal'
North side of <rtty. "Cottage,” this offioo.
>N, by an honest, sober, Ind list it-
O on# man to enable him to earn a living Tor.
nta family. Had exjieriencuaaa Railroad Firo.'
man. Tfiis office.
UITUATTON AB FOKWABUEH in llook
•J bindery or as type-setter on a weekly gr
■ ■vening i»uer. References gfven if dratred.
Address "Book-binder;” Columlms. uku-i-Jh.
WORK, by a gentleman with family, line
bsrl expt-rieme in office work and us groce
ry salesman, bat willing todounv honest woK.
for a living. Address "Lowry,’ eave this office.
by a flrst-elnss rabinct-inalcar
O Address "Cabinet,” this office.
4 GENTS, in every county in the States of
XL Georgia. South Carolina, Alalmma, Missis
sippi and Florida. Best thing ever offnriwi to
the public. Advantages self-evident. Apply
' to JI. C. Dwigtn. General State People’s Co-op
erative Supply Association, room « Kitten
; Building, Atlanta, Georgia.
FOR MAS K.
AN IIION SAFE-small state, i heap. Address
"Safe," title office.
PH. ETON AND HABNESS AiMrras
ton,' 1 this office.
r-WMBSTTC 88WING MACHINE in good or
IJ tier, nearly new. Aildrras "Sewing Ma
■fclne," this nfffec.
L INE BIRD IMWJ, trine months old, qalell
P M» learn, brilliant color. Aildrcan j, S'
Wood. Kennesaw Ga.
noAftniNn.
f ’ODD BOARD f 3 per week; wfth lodging
' J «H per month. I’leusam location, tool
rooms, ixcotierrt water, MH Marietta street, one
h4w«* from Poet office.
BOARDERS, at ti 2 Ivy street, i-wner Hnwa
ton. Good accommodations. Mrs. John
Dunwoody.
»’•« UKtT.
MICWFURNISHED front rrwwg, -wttsMe for
xv Kotrfge. with closer. Cotffiing iirivilegea
riven. ’ 147 latcfcie street.
NICE 4-room cottage. Xo. KI Mmnnatte <t„
StLW. Afiply to.l. C. Fuller, 71 Hrrmd ri.
TWO nice ftrrnishert rows, wrih board, irt
J3O per month. Good t-airil amt room for
dnriegermtat 33j»per week. wWnkonri
TAX NOTICE.
Neariy tarif the time allow lit Aw u» mates
-rate mu! Om>nty Th x returns bus t «aw<l and
:■ ST« not ome-ro»mfc ~r the- tkg p»»ers base
’ rtwee Very few merehanu
mats taste risen la: hstyeteey will dm so dwr-
W7 Mm month uarf at. irt rhe rtnth ,ww> rtwM
wtihffi is tawirut to ehtri if r«»v rarariy ail wMt
wall jiow let ore the > ~*) . ir»c Reap.
J » MAioria,
.-fate and < 'mtaity Ta» lleatTrer,
Frea to Everybody.
At John H DatMTe MUt Usgnas N. IligJl
'taWt, Dr. ,kh« » ILtaekWe fare* JkL