Newspaper Page Text
TIIE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
TUESDAY' AUGUST 20, 19°7.
Whatever Your
Banking Requirements
BAPTISTS TO MEET
We Are Equipped to Servo You.
for checking accounts,
our modern, comprehensive meth
ods insure prompt, accurate serv
ice.
FOR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS,
our rules and methods are sim
ple, up-to-date and convenient.
IN EVEIjjY DEPARTMENT
our equipment and facilities are
ample, modern and complete.
4%
Interest on Savings Accounts.
Central Bank &
Trust Corporation
AT ELLERSUE, GA,
J. M. HIGH COMPANY Dry Goods, Carpets, Rugs, Furniture
Women’s $3.50 and $4.00
Twenty-Five Churches Will
lie Represented in
Convention.
Rpaclal to The Georgian.
Columbua, Ga., A UK- 20.—The Colum
bus Baptist Association will be held at
Elleralle, Ga.. this year, beginning on
September 3. There are twenty-live
churches In the association and the
meeting Is expected to be a very large
and Interesting one. Rev. Will Murray,
of Rose Hill Baptist church, will
preach the Introductory sermon, and
Rev. M. Ashby Jones, of the First Bap
tist church, will preach the missionary
sermon.
Candler Building.
Branch Cor. Mitchell and Forsyth.
NEGROES WOUNDED
ON EXCURSION BOAT
Rimini to The (IvorsInn.
Savannah. Ga., Aug. 20.—A bloody
affray was enacted on a negro excur
sion boat yesterday afternoon. When
the boat returned twelve wounded ne
groes were cared for by a surgeon.
Others had slighter Injuries that did
not require attention, one of the ne
groes had twelve stabs In the back,
made by a short-bladed knife. Razors
Were the weapons most generally used.
One man had n hat pin run entirely
through his arm. The continuation of
one of the steamhoat rows after the
landing had been effected resulted In
Sum Powers shooting and probably fa
tally wounding Alice Brown, a by
stander. while Powers was tiring at an
other negro.
K. OF P. BENEFIT
AT TWO THEATERS
The Pastime Palace, In Peachtree
reel, and the Twin Theater. In Whlte-
,U street, will be turned over to the
nights of Pythias next Thursday for
IC ladles who are trying to organize
io Pythian Sisters. There are several
mples In the state, but Atlanta has
ten slow In organizing one, and It Is
le wish of the ladles that all Knights
' Pythias, relatives and friends, turn
it Thursday and help them make this
■nellt a success. There will be •
teclal program at the Pastime, but all
. ‘ V iha Twin theater
kets bough " from the Twin’theater
be good until used
<E WESTERN UNION^
aments from Its office iiere, and It Is
Kirtecl thnt the company Inis skon them
t of all offices from Himinnnli to Elmo,
The reason for doing this is not kuowu.
Carmack Will Lecture,
eclal to The Ueorglnn.
Dalton. Go.. Aug. 20.—Ex-Senator
irmack, who will probably oppose
ivernor Patterson for re-election ae
vernor of Tennessee, will lecture at
e Dalton opera house some time In
■tober. Mr. Carmack comes here as
e first attraction of the excellent
•eum course which has been nrrang-
for Dalton people during the coming
nter.
Arisl Heads Byron 8chool.
■clnl to The (ieorglnn.
Jyron, Ga., Aug. 20.—At a meeting
the board of trustees of Byron high
iool*W. C. A rial, of Anderson, S. C„
elected principal to serve for the
ch ’—"" *- -
owing scholastic year. .... .. -
ing man and comes highly recom-
nded. School opens the second Mon-
r In September.
Receiver for 8hop.
On the apltcatlon of Swift A Com
pany, of Chicago, and others, alleging
that William Hentschell, doing busi
ness In Whitehall street, Is Insolvent,
Walter Hendrix was appointed receiver
on Monday by Referee Percy H. Adams.
The business taken charge of by the
receiver Is that of a delicatessen shop.
WOMAN FINED IN COURT
FOR BEATING HUSBAND
Special t 0 The Georgian.
Columbus, Ga„ Aug. 20.—Ella Kim
ball was fined by Recorder Wynn for
healing her husband, who Is a para
lytic. The husband appeared to be
afraid to testify against hts wife, but
‘ ' that
witnesses testified to the fact
woman did beat her husband.
the
THROWN FROM BUGGY
AND SERIOUSLY INJURED
Special to The Georgian.
Columbus, Ga., Aug. 20.—W. T. Har
vey, senior member of the firm of
Harvey & Company, was thrown from
Ids buggy and painfully Injured yes
terday. The horse became frightened
at a street car and could not he man
aged.
FUNERAL IS HELD
AT HOME IN COLUMBU8
Special to The Georgian.
Columbus, Ga., Aug. 20.—The funeral
of Isaac Joseph took place at 10:45
o'clock this morning on arrival of the
Southern train, a large number of peo
ple attending. Rev. Dr. Carter con
ducted the services, and the Interment
^ In lain wood cemetery.
0. F. & A. 8EEK3 LOCATION
FOR RAILROAD 8HOP8
8 pec la I to The Georgian.
Balnbrldge, Ga.. Aug. 20.—A move
on the part of the Georgia, Florida and
Alabama Railway to build new termi-
*•••* «nd a hops on this aide of the river
haa caused an unusual advance In real
estate values In the section of the city
adjoining the passenger station of this
road. A 20-acre lot Just west of the
passenger station was returned for
tAxes at less than $10 per acre. A few
days later the O. F. & A. officials tried
to purchase this property for their
shops and freight terminals and were
confronted with a price of *14.000 for
the lot, or $700 per acre. They re-
to pay this price, but offered
$2.»0 per acre. A mass meeting of the
husless meji and cltisens of Balnbrldge
ide
• — Monday and an effort made
to Induce L. o, Jackson, the owner of
the property, to sell at the prices of
fered by the railroad. The failure of
the O., F. & A. to get this property
would mean the transfer of the shops,
freight terminals and general ofTlces of
the road to Tallahassee, Fla., or to
Cuthbert.
greatly delighted the congregations of the
First Baptist church during the Hundays
lecture In the
r _ . rlBi
of August, will deliver an ... ....
Sunday school room, at Cain ond Peach
“Jamestown Special”
NORFOLK, VA.
A New Train With Hlgh-CIsia Day Coachei, Pullman Drawing Room
Sleeping Care and Dining Cara, Via
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Leave Atlanta 12:15 noon
Arrive Norfolk 10:45 a. m.
VERY LOW RATES
10-day Ticket $11.95
15-day Ticket $18.00
60-day Ticket $21.25
Season Ticket $25.45
(Ten-day tickets on sale TUESDAYS and FRI
DAYS of each week, good onlv in dav coaches.)
EXTRAORDINARILY REDUCED RATES
Via NEW YORK CITY IN ONE DIRECTION ONLY.
ROUND TRIP ticket! will bo sold from Atlanta to NORFOLK,
going direct, thence via Old Dominion Steamxhtp Line, or Norfolk and
Waehlngton Steamboat Line (Potomac Riven, to Waehtngton, and rail
line, or Boat to Baltimore and rail line, or all rail line Norfolk to New
York; returning to Atlanta direct through Waehtngton, or via Buffalo,
Niagara Kalla (Hudaon River by daylight New York to Albany. If de
sired). Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati and Chattanooga, or rice ver
sa, ex follows:
60-day Ticket — $31.30
Season Ticket $37.50
STOPOVERS at all summer tourist stopover points, also at-
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Buffalo, Niagara
Fall* and Chattanooga.
Ticket Office 1 Peachtree St., Phone 14*; New Terminal Station,
Phone 4900.
J. C. LUSK
District Passenger Agent Atlanta, Ga.
OXFORDS at
$2.95
A Pair
Broken lots of Women’s finest Paten', Leather and Vici Kid Shoes,
Slippers, Oxfords, Gibson Ties, etc., very finest Shoes in stock. Not
all sizes in the lot. Formerly priced $3.00 and $3.50, and many of
them $4.00 a pair. For quick * ' —
clearance now
$2.95
GREAT AUGUST SALE
Carpets and Rugs
Cash or Credit,
EASY TERMS
Tapestry Brunneln Carpets, for halls
and stairs. Made and laid, yCa
per yard.
Velvet Carpets for halls and stairs.
Made and laid, per $4.00
Axmlnster Carpets, for parlors, worth
S1.35; made and laid, per
yard, tomorrow.
*8.50 9x12 Granite Art
Squares, tomorrow
*13.50 9x12 Reversible
Empire Rugs
$6.00
$10.00
*17.50 9x12 Smyrna
Rugs
SOc and 35c heavy China
Mattings, per yard
$12.50
25c
$18.50 Brussels Rugs $14.95
This Is the greatest Rug bargain that Atlanta buyers have ever been of
fered. These are 9x12 room size, extra quality Brussels Rugs, in rare
Oriental and Domestic patterns; and nowhere In the South can the quality
be equaled at this price. We will sell only a limited number, so come early If
you want to get one of these genuine 118.50 $14.95
Rugs for only.
GREAT SALE LADIES’ LEATHER
Hand Bags, Purses, Belts
HALF PRICE
AND LESS
Great Leather Goods manufacturer’s “Sample” line fine
Purges and Belts to be closed out at less than factory cost.
Lot 1 — 75c, $1.00 and $1.25
Purses and Bags. CQa
for D5JC
Lot 2 — $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00
Purses and QQ A
for SJOC
Lot 3 — $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00
Bags and £4 QQ
Purses for ^ I iJv
Lot 4 — New and stylish 75c
and $1.00 Ladies’ M Q _
Belts for 4wC
Lot 5—New and stylish $1.25 and
$1.50 Ladies’ AQ _
Belts, for OwC
Lot 6 — New and stylish $2.00,
$2.50 and $3.00 QQ.
Belts for vOC
New and SKIRTS™
Stylish
Models
(THIRD FLOOR.)
Today’s New York Express brought big ship
ments of charming tailor-made Skirts, Fall
models in new and beautiful styles, trimmed
and untrimmed; also big spdeial purchases of
sample Skirts, about 300 garments in all, to go
on sale at 1-4 to 1-3 less than regular selling
prices.
Beautiful $6.50 to $7.50 sample Skirts in brown
and black Chiffon Panama, many £!■" Qg
pleated styles, special
New Fall models regular $7.50 to $9.00 sam
ple Skirts of fancy quality Chiffon Panama, i
br
tjrowns and blacks, charming
styles, new models, special..
$6.50
“Samples” Fall models fine black Voile
Skirts, trimmed and untriramed models, $12.50
and $15.00 styles; perfectly cx- AQ
ments, special I D
J. M. HIGH CO. J. M. HIGH CO.
A COCAINE JOINT IS
RAIDED BY C0P8
Sixteen men and women, all negroes,
were arrested by Policemen Amlernon,
Gallaher and Hollingsworth In one
room at Rhoden alley and Decatur
street Sunday night. The police testi
fied before Acting Recorder Taylor
Monday that the place was a "cocaine
Joint."
"That stuff In worse than Decatur
street whisky." nald Officer Anderson.
"They have lights there every night,
and when the police are called there
It always meann a light before we can
land the people we nro after."
Officer Hollingsworth nald that he
mnda an arreat at this place about ten
daya ago and In searching tho room
found over twenty boxes that had con
tained cocaine. After hearing the testi
mony. the recorder lined Rena Richard
son. the alleged proprietor of the re
sort, *10.76, end the others *5.75 each.
BIJOU OPENS ON LABOR DA Y
WITH NEW MUSICAL COMEDY;
TIM MURPHY OPENS GRAND
Vaudeville Promised
For El Dorado This
Season.
Hut two weeks of the summer thea
ter season remains, and on Labor Day,
September 2, the Casino will be closed
and the scene shifted to the Bijou.
Three night* later, on September 5, the
Brand will open, nnd the new manag
er of El Dorado have announced that
vaudeville will be given Its Inaugural
there on Labor Day.
"Anita, the Singing Girl," musical
comedy of the airy, summery sort. Is
the opening bill at the Bijou, and It
promises to be well worth hearing.
The Bijou circuit succeeded In landing
n number of goods things last season,
and though the bookings have not been
completed for this year, there are some
popular attractions engaged for the
Wells circuit and will reach Atlanta
during the season.
Tim Murphy, always loved In the
South, will open the Grand on the
night of Thursday, September 5, and
will continue for two night perform
ances. with probably a matinee. Mr.
Murphy has two plays this season, both
of which he has given before, nnd has
not decided which he will present In
Atlanta. "A Corner In Coffee.” in
hlch Mr. Murphy Is cast for a differ
ent role than that first chosen by him
for the first season In the play, may be
given. Mr. Murphy Is also using this
year his "Two Men and a Girl,” a
charming comedy by Frederick Pauld
ing, himself a well known actor of the
old regime. Both of these plays may
he given here.
No new announcement has come
from Weber & Rush, lessees of El Do
rado, since their lease on the house
was secured, when they announced
good vaudeville to begin about Labor
Pay, with two performances dally.
Ben Kahn, who represented the com
pany here, stated that the best of the
Keith circuit. In conjunction with other
vaudeville bookings, would be present
ed at El Dorado this season.
Children Dying.
At this season of the year, when warm
• lays followed by cool nights nnd (he tilt
ing of fruit nnd vegetables affecting the
stomach, bowels, etc., we of hear ho mnny
children dying. Give them Dr. Illggers*
Huckleberry Cordial, the great Hpet irn- for
all I towel troubles and children teething.
Sold by nil <UuggtHts. 2$ stul 50c bottle.
Qufck Work Checks Fire.
Special to The Georgian.
Hawklnsvtlte. Ga.. Aug. 20.—Sunday
afternoon at 5 o’clock fire was discov
ered In Dr. E. C. Brown’s ofrice over
Powell-Polhill Drug Company’s store.
The flame* were confined to that por
tion of the building and extinguished
by prompt action of the Are depart
ment, before gaining much headway.
BAINBRIDGE THRIVES
UNDER PROHIBITION
Rpeclnl to The Georgtsn.
Balnbrldge, Ga., Aug. 20.—The peo
ple of Balnbrldge and Decatur county
are watching with a great deal of In
terest the reports from different sec
tions of the state as to the probable
effect of the prohibition bill. This
matter was settled In this county In
March when the county went dry by a
good majority. There were many who
expressed the opinion that prohibition
would have a demoralising efTect on
property values and the general busi
ness of Balnbrldge. As a matter of
fact It has had the opposite effect.
The best merchants of Balnbrldge
say that they have had a material In
crease In business and And collections
much belter than before. Property, in
stead of decreasing In value. Is show
ing a marked tendency In the other di
rection. Since the county went dry
there have been very’ f*w arrests In
Balnbrldge for drunkenness, and for
the last three weeks the police court
has had nothing to do.
TOBACCO CROP DAMAGED
BY CONTINUED RAINS
Special to The Georglon.
Balnbrldge, Ga., Aug. 20.—Crops In
this section have been greatly damaged
by the recent rains. The cotton crop
will be fully two weeks later than
usual, nnd about 50 per cent short of
last year’s crop. Tobacco planters have
been affected more than any other
class of farmers. The rains came Just
as the crop was being gathered and
put in the barns, and It was necessary
to keep (ires burning In the barns prac
tically all the time for a month to keen
the tobacco from moulding. While a
gooil part of the crop has been dam
aged, All that was saved Is of a fine
quality and is bringing from 90 cents
to $1.33 a pound. The tobacco Industry
In this section Is In Its Infancy. The
acreage is being Increased every year.
BURNING, BLISTERED
FEET.
Use Stinson’s Deodorant and Your
Feet Will Be Cool and Dry.
SOUTHERN
SALE
UNCLAIMED
RAILWAY
OF
FREIGHT
Office of Agent.
Atlanta, (3a., Aug. 6, 1907.
By direction of the Freight Claim Agent,
" .. . — * — — pt. ir w
I will sell nt public suction on Kent. 10th,
1907, at Decatur street depot, for freight and
quantity of unlocsted freight of various
kinds. Snle will commence promptly at 9
o’clock n. in. Terms cash.
C. L. CANDLER. Agent.
Order notify.
1. - Jue Denson, Atlanta, Ga. t 377 bags h.
2. Atlanta Utility Works, Atlanta, Ga., 1
i«y.
C. Adkins Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 pul-
4. A. R. Archer, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bos.
6. Anderson A Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 keg
elder.
6. Atlanta Show Case Co., Atlanta, Ga.,
1 show case.
7. Amer. Beverage Co., Atlanta, Gu., 5
eli
mty half barrels. 1
8. W. A. Anderson, Atlanta, Ga., 2 bdl*.
doors.
Order notify.
9. Atlanta Portrait Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1
crt. picture frames.
10. Anderson A Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 keg
cider.
11. 11. J. Smith. Atlanta, Ga.. 1 brl. sirup.
12. Ainer. 8to. A Del. Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1
cs. powder.
II. Atlanta Terminal Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1
cs. hardware.
E. D. Davis, Atlanta, Ga., 5 cs. food.
Enterprise Mfg. Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 cs.
hats.
J. IS. Enbsnks, Atlanta, Ga., S2 kits
fish, 2H kits of fish.
K. E. Edwards, Atlanta, Ga., 1 brl
sirup.
The Etowah Mfg. Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1
stand.
New Amer. Mfg. Co., Atlautn, (ia., 1
brl. sal. ninonac.
Nathan Home Bakery, Atlanta, Ga., 2
109.
10-gnI. cans.
M. Nathan, Atlanta. Gi.. 1 cs. F. aim
110. Kewmau's Phar. Co., Atlanta, Ga., 4
111.
Forden, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bale wool-
J. A. Frailer, Atlanta, Go., 1 bx hard
ware.
J. J. Goodrlne, Atlanta, Ga., 1 pkg. pa
5? J. Goodrlne, Atlanta, Ga., 1 cs.
in
Holland, Atlanta, Ga., 1 cs. no
tions.
Hoffmayer, Atlanta, Ga., 1 brl. cut
glass.
Tllrshberg Co., Atlanta, Go., 3 bxs.
files.
$8. A. H. Harris, Atlanta, Ga., 1 cs signs.
board.
M. Hoover, Atlanta, Ga., 2 bdls Iron.
Robert Hughes, Atlanta, Ga., 1 brl of
14. Atlanta Concreting Mfg. Co., Atlanta,
Ga., 1 fit. nnd contents.
Order notify.
15. Rhithenthnf A Rlckert Co., Atlanta,
(in., 2 brls whisky.
16. Hiitterlck Pub. Co., Atlanta,. Ga., 1
bx. nnd contents.
17. VI. M. Ben tell, Atlanta, Ga., 1 crt. mar
Ido.
IS. Oscar Barnes A Co., Atlanta, Ga., 2
erts. table leaves.
19. Hass I>. Goods, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx.
glass frames.
20. M. A. Bake, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bed. 1 crt
tv. stand.
21. HD. Agent, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bdl 12 sin
gle trees.
22. Bass Dry Goods Co., Atlanta, Go., 2
cribs.
23. E. W. Brooks, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx. cat
alogues.
24. Baby Ease Co., Atlanta, Go., 2 cs. B.
Ease, 8 cp. B. Ease.
25. W. J. Butler. Atlanta, Ga.. 1 bdl. lum
lw»r. 1 lull. Iron nnd saw attached.
26. Blncknall A Griffin, Atlanta, Ga., 1 s.
27. F. R. Block A Co.. Atlanta, Ga., 8 s.
b. nnd u. works.
26. Browder Mnnget Co., Atlanta. Oa., 10
pulls candy.
29. Bullock Co.. Atlanta. Ga., 2 tabs meat.
1 keg flour, 1 bag spice.
30. H. K. Bee Mia hi, Atlanta, Ga., 1 brl.
mty bottles.
31. Ben Brown, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx. g.
ware.
32. Cot. 8tn. B. k L Co.. Atlanta. Ga.. 2
bales cotton twine.
23. Coca Coin Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 cs. mty
bottles.
34. Cnrhnrt Shoe Co., Atlanta. Ga., 1 bx.
nnd content*.
35. if). Atlanta, (is.. 1 hx tinware.
26. Coca Coin Co., Atlanta, Ga., 4 brl.
i coin.
37. Mrs. A. Chancellor, Atlanta, Ga., 1 brl
ItTIlIK mill J' HI ||T|| *11.111 *»y i nr
simple nrocess of stisklug STINSON'S DE
ODORANT powder Into your shoes and be-
tween your toes, to have them become cool
and dry. with all sensation of fatigue gone.
STIXBON’K DEODORANT Is an hunnlna-
Me powder, delicately perfumed and highly
antiseptic, tinrqunlcd ss n "foot rvlTef'
which destroys unpleasant odors caused l*y
armpits nnd other parts of the Iwdj.
gold l>y druggists, or address Stinson Cbeui-
36. T. J. Cooled go A Bro.. Atlanta, Ga., I
mty l*f»t*rel.
39. Joe Cohen. Atlanta. Ga.. 1 brl kraut.
49. Capitol Arc. Plwr., Atlanta, (in., I bx.
stationery.
42. *gent Coen Cola Co.. Atlanta, Ga., 4
mty barrels. 3 uitr kegs.
43. Coca Cola Co., Atlanta, Os., I clock.
44. Clarence Johnson, Atlanta, G«., 6 bxs
W. M. snap.
*5. C. N. Crfllmsn. Atlanta. On.. 1 table.
46* J. L Career. Atlanta, tin., 2 track*.
47. Agent Dtrkins k Davidson. Atlanta,
On.. 6 bars steel.
4s. J. !! Dantell Atlanta, Ga., 1 crt.
geo* Is.
S . (8. * D.K Atlanta. Ga., 2 pkgs. lea.
. Dodson P—* **•
cubs tors.
W. P. Houston, Atlanta, Ga., 5 brls
paint.
paint.
Ilunntcutt Bros., Atlanta, Ga., 1 crt
molding.
C. W. Hlnehey, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bk.
J. M. High, Atlanta, Ga., 1 box crock
ery.
David Howard, Atlanta, Gs., 1 bx emh.
flnld.
Hnnnis. Jones k Cadburry, Atlanta,
Ga., 1 brl. and contents.
Order notify.
Hoffman, Atlanta. Ga., 213 pcs. forgs.
Wm. I. Irish, Atlanta, Go., 2 bales
bora.
Keystone Type Fdy. Co., Atlanta, Ga.,
1 crt. 10 pc. wood.
C. A. Hamper, Atlanta, Ga., 1 brl flu-
lano Bros. Co., Atlanta, Gs., 20 sx.
cement.
J. ferine. Atlanta. Ga., 1 bx. c. d.
goods. 1 csk c. goods.
Chns. Dee. Atlanta. Ga.. 1 bdl rockers.
T. P. Marshall, Atlanta, Ga., 8 erts.
empty bottles.
T. P. Marshall, Atlanta, Gs., 8 erts.
empty bottles.
T. P. Marshall, Atlanta, Gs., 8 erts.
empty bottles.
T. 1*. Marshall, Atlanta, Gs., 8 erts.
empty bottles.
T. I*. Marshall, Atlanta, Gs., 8 erts.
empty bottles.
T. P. Marshall, Atlanta, On., 8 erts.
empty bottles.
Miss Lena May. Atlanta, Ga., 1 table.
T. P. Marshall, Atlanta, Ga., 8 boxes
drugs.
empty bottles.
I. A. Madden, Atlnutn, Gs., 1 cream
separator.
T. P. Marshall. Atlanta, Gs., 8 erts.
empty bottles.
T. P. Marshall, Atlanta, Gs., 8 erts.
empty bottles.
8. I. Mayfield, Atlanta, Gs., 2 boxes
Iron tent.
i:. P. MrBurney. Atlanta, Ga., 2 erts.
i V. Moore, Atlanta, Oa., 1 case.
T. P. Marshall, Atlanta, Ga., 8 erts.
empty (Kittles.
T. P. Marshall, Atlanta. Os., 8 erts.
empty bottles.
T. 1\ Marshall, Atlanta, Gs., 8 erts.
empty homes.
g* Atlanta, G*.. 1 bx varnish.
Dodson Print. Supply, Atlanta, Gs., 1 106.
un., i us 4 nruiii
2"‘‘Irk Atlanta, Ga., i b,. bottles.
Tb» .Neal Bank, Atlanta. Oa., I Iron
empty bottles.
Piedmont Paper Box Co., Atlanta, (ia.,
1 brl. and contents.
Piedmont Candy Co., Atlanta, Gn.. 9
cs. candy.
Piedmont Candy Co., Atlanta, (in., 1
co. candy.
Piedmont Candy Co., Atlanta, (in., I
l»x. candy.
Piedmont Taper Box Co., Atlanta, (in.,
2 erts. g. paper.
Piedmont Candy Co., Atlanta, (in., I
bx. candy.
Piedmont Candy Co., Atlanta, (in., 1
brl. candy.
J. Polls Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx. cniuK
Oklahoma Vln. Co., Atlanta, Oa., t>
kegs grapes, 1 bx. glass.
F- 8. Plcett, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx. *•
ticket.
Piedmont Candy Co., Atlanta, On., 2
bx. candy.
Otis Elevator Co., Atlantn, Ga., 1 I* 1 *
h. marble.
Piedmont Candy Co., Atlantn, On., I
bdl. c. straw.
Phoeulx Supply Co., Atlanta, Gs., 1
brl. g. dust.
brl. rtnreh. ici. soda, 5 roll* w.
1 bale duck, 1 bdl. twine, 1 box
J. H. Itosenburg, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx
whins. Order notify.
whins. Order notify.
M. I,. Rtgbers, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx.
Iron, 1 crt. gns engine.
8. C. Held. Atlantn, (in., 4 brl. chip*
It. D. Husselle, Atlantn, On., 3 bx. b-
h. goods.
Itoynl Box nnd Paper Co., Atlanta.
Gn., 2 bx. carbons.
The ltldgewuy Co., Atlnutn, (in., 1 c*
books.
J. B. fcloocle, Atlnutn, Ga., 1 Ml. P-*-
pul res. „
Swift Fert*. Works, Atlontn, Oa.,
sx. ferts. .
Geo. E. Hrhenecke, Atlanta, On., 1
white lend. . .
II. N. Sheets, Jr., Atlanta, (in., 2 br
and contents. , .
Smith ft Trammell, Atlanta, (*a., 6 c*
marble.
Sou. Moline I*low Co., Atlanta, on., »
plow points. _ , . ,
Rimes Gro. Co., Atlanta, Gn., 4 bx- 4
food. ,
H. L. Schleslnger, Atlanta, On., 1
candy.
A. A.’ Smith Cotton Product At*
Atlanta, Ga., 8 bk. Unters. Order no*
tlfy.
8ou.‘ Tho. Material Co., Atlantn. Ga.,
1 bx. photo cards. .
Hou. Moline Plow Co., AtlanU, Ga., 1
bottom frame.
T.-ft P. flro. Co., Atlantn, Gn.. »
s. powder.
W. O. Thomas, Atlantn, Gu„ 1 it 00
^odVitro* Co.. Atlanta. Ga.. 1 bx. to1 '
let soap. . , . r .
E. Van Winkle Gin Co.. Atlanta, oa.
a. 1 crt. hr
> rushes.
V. 8? fsndy Co.~, Atlanta, On., 1
candy. a.,.
8. VnliloM, Atlanta. Ga.. 1 m /b*";,
8. O. Vlckara, Atlanta, Oa., 1 bx »»-•
matter. . . ... i
B»v. I. T. l-aticman, Atlanta, Ga, *
l>ox Imoka. „ . ...
E. Van Winkle, Atlanta, Ga., -
feeders, 2 erts. cartes. , «
85. M. Williams, Atlsdts, Ga.. 1
E!«*x ... _ G a. »
doors. , I .
Wood & Singleton. Atlnnta. On., 1 »
aonloa. Order notify.
H. W. Yarbrough, Atlanta, Oa.. 2
molding. _ .
It. F. wynn, Atlanta. Oa.. 1« "CS
C. H. Wyatt. Atlanta, Ga.. 1 br.
.a. ,Jd l
D. U. Wilder k Co., Atlanta, os.,
lh R? D $iider & Co., Atlanta. Ga, 2
J.’w’wlillania, Atlanta, On.. 19 bJ *•
MraT*J?1l. Way. Atlanta. Ga.. - l,t
Haiti* Win*. Atlanta. On.. 1
mat-blue. * . . * mx
Wood h Klngloton. Atlanta, Oa., 1 (
"flarirarg, & Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 ba*
alma