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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. AT 20 SOUTH PRYOR STREET THE GREATEST AUCTION SALE OF AUCTION Millinery, Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Dress Goods, Trimmings, hats, Boots, Shoes, Etc., Ever Attempted in Atlanta. Commencing Tuesday, August 14, at 2 p. m., THE SOUTHERN AUCTION AND SALVAGE COMPANY, at their salesroom, 20 S. Pryor, will start to dispose of the contents of a bankrupt department store. Sales will continue daily from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. until entire stock is disposed of. On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday We Will Sell to White People Only, but every Friday we will sell to colored people at the same hour. This is no shoddy stock but the bulk of it is Fall and Winter Goods. We will start the sale Tuesday with the finest line of Plumes, Paradise Tips, Ostrich Tips, Wings and hat trimmings of all de scriptions, and extend an invitation to all the ladies to be present; also to merchants and milliners. We intend to give some useful and handsome presents to the ladies that attend, whether they purchase anything or not will make no differonco. This is undoubtedly the largest sale of its kind ever attempted in the South, and it will pay to attend. Those that have attended our sales know, and for the benefit of those who have not we wish to state that under no circum stances will we undertake any fake sale.. It is our aim to succeed by obtaining and holding the confidence of the public. There have been a number of overtures made us to conduct so-called auctions from premises with the proviso that we obtain a certain price, and we have and always will reject them. We wish to assure the public that any time they see that the sale is conducted by the Southern Auction and Salvage Company it will be « legitimate auction. Remember, the Sale Commences at 2 P. M., Tuesday, August 14. We Have Seats for Ladies and Bargains Galore. JF □IL B. BERNARD, Auctioneer. S SOUTHERN SOCIETY In Georgia and Adjoining States | Pleasant Mention From Other Cities GADSDEN, ALA. Mini Fannie May Baker la a mem ber of a house party at Dotvne, In inulh Alabama. Mrs. Wl|llara 1. ■■ ham, Is vlBltlng her mother, Mrs. A. Peden, on Forest avenue. Miss Ruth Agricola entertained In honor of her cousin. Miss Edna Schil ling, of Marietta, Gal, on Thursday evening with a domino party. Mrs. A. S. Riddle, of Chickasaw, I. T.. Is visiting her father. S. \V. Riddle. Mr. and Mrs. C. D Iaiverty attended the marriage of Mr l.averty'a listers In Talladega Saturday. Miss Mary Stapleton, who has been visiting Miss Alma Leek, haa returned to her home In Birmingham. Itrv. J. G. Dickinson, pastor of the First Baptist Church, Is enjoying his vacation. Tlte Sunbeam Society of the First Presbyterian Church entertained with > lawn party at the residence of Mrs. J. W. stone on Friday evening. Mrs. Batson, of West Point, Ga., Is the guest of Captain James Brooks and family on Fifth street. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Foster are vlall Ing their daughter, Mrs. Charles Whit If, at Owensboro, Ky. Misses Alice Oaughlan and Elisabeth Kmmons, of Birmingham, are the casts of Miss Dorothy Line on Tur rentlne avenue. . Miss Ita Stocks has returned from a visit to relatives at Tupelo, Miss. She was accompanied home by her crania, Miss Llnette Stooks. Judge A. M. Ayers and wife, of Gun- trmllle, are visiting Mrs. E. P. Al- mrif and family. Mrs. W. P. Hofferbert entertained ipllment to her sister. Miss K.''r. nbarh. of Dclphos, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Buck, of Tusca- K.sii, are visiting Judge and Mrs. "■ Penn, on Turrentlne avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Moragne have gone to Atlantic City, N. J-. to spend several weeks. A party composed of Mrs. W. P. Johnson apd daughter, Miss Josephine, Mrs. Annie Paoen and Miss Alice Pa- den. have gone to Pueblo, Col., to vtali Miss Sucjette Lanier, of West Point, J a., Is the guest of Miss Clyde White ■a Walnut street. Mr. R. B. Kyle, Jr., 'has returned from a visit to friends In Tennessee. Mrs. O. V. Duncan Is visiting friends In Birmingham. J. D. Snyder Is visiting friends at his former home, Marysville, Ohio. Miss Mary Dortch has returned from a visit to friends at New Decatur. Miss Laura Belle Enslen, of Blr mlngham, who haa been visiting Miss Belle Jones, returned to her home. Miss Elva Goodhue has returned from a visit to relatives at Oxford. Mrs. J. H. Klnnebrew, of Colum bus, Miss., Is visiting friends and rela tlves. Miss Jennie Glover, of south Ala bama. Is the guest of her brother, Cato Glover, on Twelfth street. , Hon. I. W. Hill, state superintend ent of education, visited this place, his former home, for several days this week. Miss Mary Boyd, of Marietta, Ga., Is the guest of friends here. ASHEVILLE, N. C. One of the most pleasant social at' fairs of the week was a reception glv en by Miss Alice Brown at her home on Cumberland avenue Thursday even ing In honor of Miss Davidson, of Vlr glnlo, who la visiting her. There were about one hundred guests present. Mrs. Barrett Fhinlty, of Athens, Ga., who has been In Asheville for two weeks, haa returned to her home. J. W. Newborn, of Birmingham, ar- rived yesterday ' to spend two weeks, Mr. Newbern la connected with The Birmingham News. Mias Margaret Darby has gone to visit Mrs. Carroll Lord at Plalnfleid, N. J.. for a month. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Y. I.a nee, of Wayeross, Ga., have been In Asheville for a week. They returned home Frt day. Mrs. J. C. Hunter, of Atlanta, who Is spending some time at the Battery Park hotel, will be Joined by Mr. Hun ter next week, and will remain in Asheville until the middle of Beptem * > *Mrs. Arthur Haynes and Miss Ruth Haynes, of Selma, Ala., are here for for a month’s vacation. James H. Lyman and Fred Clarke, of Savannah, arrived In Asheville the flrst of the week for a short stay. SUMMER FIXINGS At Season’s-Eud Prices. Men's Suits and Odd Trousers at 25 Per Cent Discount. A gorgeous array of splen did values; it’s your oppor tunity to save money. •Straw Hats $1.00, worth from $2.00 to $5.00. We i°n’t want to carry them over. Wash Neckwear, worth 25c, to close, 3 for 50c. 50c values 35c, 3 for $1.00. Splendid assortment. They are at the Manor. Miss Nell Hemphill, who spent laet summer fn Waynesvllle, arrived Thurs day from her home In Atlanta, and will be here for a month. H. M. Newell, of Augusta, Is ht ft ir a week. He formerly lived in Asheville. THE DECATURS, ALA. Mrs. Dina Hamilton, of Kllson, Tenn., Is visiting here. Mrs. Jack Reynolds Is In New Or' leans, - Miss W. W. Silk, of Birmingham, Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. L. S. Rob Inson. Mrs. Jamea 8. Fowler Is In Vlnemont. Mrs. Newaon, of Cincinnati, Is the guest of Mrs. S. Kohn. Mrs. J. W. Murphy and daughter, nby, are visiting in Memphis, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newson, of Mulberry, Tenn., are visiting here. Miss Odelle Rodgers has returned to her home In Birmingham, after a visit to the Decaturs. Miss Bue Robinson wss In Trinity the past week. Mrs. Harry Watkins, of White Plains, Ark., Is here. Miss Lessle Burns Is In Pulaski, Tonn. Mlth Ruth Reggie Is In Louisville, Ky. Miss Annie Buis Is at horns, after a visit to Ixiulsvllle Ky. Miss Lillian Kirkland Is spending the summer In Moulton. Misses Lillie and Ada Baywell are here from Sheffield. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Halsey and family, of Corbin, Ky, we here on a visit. Misses Jane and Louise Lindsay, of Florence, are here. Mias Willie Huston Is on a visit to Atlanta. Mtis Mary Roherts la at home from a visit to Louisville, Ky. Miss Annie Logan has returned to her home In Prospect, Tenn., after an extended visit to.the Decaturs. Mrs. W. 8. Pinkerton, of Birming ham, is the guest of Mrs. C, L. Price. Miss Maggie Sullivan, of Tennessee, Is here on a visit. Mrs. W. M. Jolly le at home from Moulton. Mre. O. C. Parker Is In Blrmlng- hS Mrs. W. L. Montgomery Is al Splungs, Miss. Misses Annie Bmyrle and Maud O'Shea are on a visit to Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Leopard were In Athene the past week. • Mrs. Smith has returned to her home In Louisiana after a month'e visit to Mrs. S. Kohn. Miss Lucy Morrow Is spending the summer In Mobile. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones, of Huntsville, were here no past week. Mies Ethel Graves la visiting In Tan. n< Mii!*’J. J. Morton,’of Nashville, Tenn., their guests, Misses McAlpIne and Dortch. Miss Eva Whlttlngham was given n surprise party on Wednesday evening In honor of her return home from Louisville, Ky. About fifteen couples were present and a most delightful evening was spent. Ices and rakes were served. Mr. and Mrs. Krlthaval entertained nt their home on Wednesday evening In honor of a slater of the hostess, Mrs. George- II. Peirce, # of Chattanooga, Tenn. Refreshments were served. A most enjoyable event of the week wns a jilcnlc given by Rev. Horace Weeks Jones, rector of Bt. John Epis copal church, fo the Sttndny school of his church, at the South Bide park. amerTcus. The pretty and attractive children of Senator and Mrs. Hand, of Pelham, Ga, art visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Florence D. Hollis, on Taylor ■treat 'orsylii'’and' ’after si stay at Indian Spring, haa returned home. Miss Harris, after a visit as tn* f ur.it of Mlsst- urpln, has returned to her home In Eastman. Mrs. E. G. Blmmona, who has gone for an extended trip to Washington, D. C., will go from there to New York and other poln|s In tha East before her return to Americas. Mrs. Oeorgo D. Wheatley chaperoned quite a party of young people to Holly Springs one ‘veiling this week. Captain and Mr*. John A. Cobb ar* •pending some time at Indian anting. Miss Carobel Murphy, of Tucson. Arlxona, and Miss Williford, of Atlanta, are the charming guests of the Misses Hawkins at their home on College street. Mr. and Sirs. T. B. Armstrong nr# spending a week at Indian Spring. Mrs, Henry 8. McCleskey has return' ed from a visit to friends In Macon. Mr. Kugent Hawkins, after a atay In the mountain*) of North Carolina, has returned home. His family will rS' main there all summer. N0RCR088. The friends of Mrs. Clyde Born Moore ar* anxious over her continued Illness. Mias Luolls Bulcs Is with her sis ter. Mrs. J. H. Reynolds. Misses Hattie and Georgia Stockwelf, of Columbus, are the guest* of Mr*. Dora K. Webster. Lieutenant Clifford June*, after short visit to ht* parents. Mr. and Mnt. Homer Jones, has gone to Dallas, Tex., whero he will be married on tha 16th of August to Miss Bess Qrsen, the only child of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Oreen. Is on* of much social In terest since both Mia* Oreen and Lieut- enant Jones ar* of old and prominent families. Miss Harriett Webster haa returned from a visit to Mis* Daisy Elliott Tick- nor, of Columbus, Oa. Miss Sara Quinn haa returned to her home in Washington. Master Edward Webster has return ed from a visit to Master Frank Skin- nsr at his horns on the Chattahoochee. LAVONIA. Mrs. C. P. Edwards, of Shoal Creek, ard, of Hickory, N. C„ are the gueatn of Air. and Alri. T. F. Allison. Mist Dlrdle Jackson, of Kaalntan, Is visiting Mis* Flora Bonner. Mr. nnd Mrs. Rrynn W. Collier, of Florida, are visiting friends and rela tives In La.-oils. Miss Lucy Ilartison Is on a visit to Brevard, Hendersonville and Asheville, N. C. Mias Maude Swilling I* visiting rel atives In New Jersey nnd New York. Mr. W. U. Sadler, of Lake city, Fla., Is the guest of Colonel II. H. Chan dler. Misses Elisabeth and Clare Bolfeutl- let, of Macon, and Miss Bertl* Moure, of Monroe, La., are three attractive young ladles visiting Mlsa Mauds Rob erta fbls week. DUBLIN. Miss Minnie Klmtiiun*. of Hymn, Is visit. Ing her brother, Mr. W. T. Hlmmons. Mrs. K. It. Jordan hat as her Kneels Ml sees Nesbitt, of Albnny and Norris, of Newton. f)r. 1. M. Page end wife nro visiting In Itev. O. O. Tliftmiwju, of Atlanta, epent Sunday In Dip rlty, Mr, O. I,. Andrews spent Tuesday In Ms- Mr*. J. F. Murchison wss s recent vl*. Itor to frlrmle In Macon. Mr. N. II. Itnwle spent week In Fltigerslil. Mr. J. W. Illck*. of Chattanooga, epent Sunday In the dry. Mrs. J. M. William, la the guest of rela tives at 'MllledKcvIlle, Aim'll U. L. Sunday __ Charles Akernisu, of Macon, apent Bun- dny In this city. Iir. J. It. Donaldson Is visiting rein- RAILROAD SCHEDULES. Hbowlug ths Arrival no<l Dsparturs of Pas- Marietta*. 6:® Nashville. I:® matwan _ Arrlv* From— j impart Ta- Ravnnniih 7:10 «m[Macon * ‘ rlk BO AD. Arrive From- 1 Import To-- *UchtuI 11:40 amPUpatgoaary 6 I? am •filontgomvry. 740 pmrMontg'm’ry. 11:45 pin +t}Alnii li 86 I'ln/Mclnm 4:1) Ml LaUraftf «.*•*** |:J0 atnlLnOrsugo.... 1.10 pin •Montgomery. 3.40 piui*M»ntg tn'ry.11:13 p® •Dally. AO other train# dafly except Bus* dor. • • All trains of Atlanta mul Weft Point Itnllmail Company arrive at nnn depart i Atlanta Terminal station, corner ot bell street ami Madison avonns. •outmmritATMiuAp. “ Arrfrs From — I Popart Tt>— •Augiiittn...... |:00 nm •Augusta 7:4' am g onrors 6;45 nm Uthonla..,. .I6:(J0 n ovfngton...,. 7:48 amrAnguata... M . 3.30 j. •Augusta 1:15 pinl*AucnL._ . •Dally. All other trains dally <*s dqy MDct SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Trains Lsav* Atlanta, Nsw Terminal Station, corner Mitchell and ' Madison Avenue. N. ll.-Pollowlug schedule dgores pan- llshed only as information and nro uut guaranteed: 4:00 A. M.-No. », DAILY. Local to Bir mingham, waking all slops) arriving In IHrmluj|luujijUjM •j.Tiah.y. -CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI LIMITED.” A solid vtstlbuled train Atlanta to ClurlnmiM with out chaugs, rotupossti of vssUbulsd day coaches ami Pullman drawing room llwf log cart. Arrives Horn* 7JI a. m. j Chat* taaooga 1:41 a. tn.: Clntlaaati t:3u p. ui.j Loulsrllls !;!§ p. tn.i CnSraga 1.23 «. m. Caf* car avrvlc*. All moats bstwe&n At* Jd:I6 A. M.-v.O. It DAILY, local to Mac llnitiswlck and Jacksonville. Makes ■tops . arriving Macon 3.1$. ring „ i Jacksonvll It.—f UAII.Y.-Pullii rtpilnga i 7*0 A. *’ M 31.—No. 11, DAILY.- Ctinrlulte. Dbuvil)o» KlcbmonU vllle * ** “ DAILY. Cha ind Ashu- Adams Is nt Indian Rprlng. Hmlth spent Hunrtoy at Teunl S« wrlHjroimli, of Haptlsrsvllkt. h Ha liuX IT5 A III' LIS' f!' TTa l l.WXT Arrive From— I Depart To— Washington... I:t0 amilllrmlugbsm.. 0 40 Abbeville...... 3:00 (imiMonf-,...... 7 W _ Memphis 11:45 run N»*w York,...11:00 m N«*r York..... |:|i pm)Abbeville.... 4 u pm MOltroa.. .. .. 7:40 |>m McmpliU .. 5 «> pill lilrniluKhnm.. V:S< ymj\Yaslilngton.. 3:35 pm ‘.vr lioo i gton.... 0:10 pm j 7:65 A- M.-N- %-u«* II 45 pm I. 1 MH IN. :u. I' A11. t . Wnsiiiuhioi Dpt Hun-] and Hmitliwpatpra 1.1 imi•••!. Klpctrh light ml. Hlfcplng. library, eibacrvatlon ami tint cars through without change l/luliiu carl Horvo nil m<>ala co route. Arrlvca Wash' lugt‘»v a.12 a. ui.; .New York LMI p. m. 1:00 P. 31.-No. 40. liAlLv.-.Now York P,\|in-ss. Hay rnnrhi •* bctMocii Atlnntn ami VV'Mahlugton. Hleencrs Uetw«*t*n Atlanta, CharluttM ami WuShlngton. Arrives W lutioii 11:06 a. m.; New York « p. in. 12:13 P. 31.—Nu. 3. HAILY.-Lucal Muarriving llaroa 2:40 n. tu 4:10 J*. M.—Wo. 10. DAILY — It. H. Held, of (Ireenatwro, days recently In the city. Editor O. r. Me Haa, at The Telfair Enterprise, s|M»ut Natnrday In the city. Mr. and 3Ire. IL U. Neitf, of Ttmuiaavllle, spent a few Pays In the city hut week. Miss Mamie Kamos/ has returned from a visit to llnraliitllvltfl. Mrs. J. M. Min.u on j, < : Marsballvllle, la the guest of relative In the city. Mr. Anti Mr*, j. A. Walden hove return ed from a visit to r datives nt Ulbsou and Auptstn. Ing r dlflferent paints li» "nort¥ tleorgls. Mis* Jlirks, of Mojitesuma, is visiting III the city. Mis* Hlntiriie Daniel has returned from visit to Ilolluglirokc. Mr. W. I., uoodw/ti, of ttfehraotid, Va. ( was In th« city TueMlny. Mr. J. 31. WlC'ama la at Indian ftprfag nttendlng the holiness ramp meeting. Itev. J. W, Htokes will leav« Monday for Mthonta nnd Atlanta, where he will attend some time with relatives. Mr. It. L. Hunter haa refnrned from a visit of Home length to relatlvea In Ar* kaneaa. FITZGERALD. J5. T. Jamea haa returned fr Cnrollnas, where she spent several at various resorts. lira. Jndge J. \Y. Itagnml Is the guest of Atlantn friend* this w«wk. Mr. end 3fra. J. fl. Harris and the latter'* mother. Mrs. J. A. Phillips, are eapectrd to return from Hun Prituclsco a boot the !6tli Instant, ‘'resident IL A. Hmlth. of the National w Muck Insure****" ' '“■*'“***' nt * h,M dty. SUIT tonlo, Tex., and Miss Annie Blanche Host Wkf. ■ \ Mrs. rrtntlyc _ illaa Nannie 31ae Thfashep entertained FMday evenlng In honor of her guest, 3lls« Dells Wntson. of Athena. . • >lr. t\ A. Ashford nml Mr. Hugh Aber crombie visited Athena Monday, ME DA. Hev. and Mrs. Y. H. Hudson were the guests or Mrs. T. J. Park this week. Mrs. K. M. Hudson and Miss Annie llnitmm vfefred Mctin thin w«*ek. Miss Josfe arid, of l^itonttih. was the guest of Mloaea Wen I*ark and Mattie Kd- JX > an<l Mnviii I r.lurncil ho. IJ*u, Oi-nlp and firaouo, of Tvtp- home after a vldf ' Elllo Mae Join! left#, have In Mluea Park. One of the mo*f ilellghifnl affair* of fba •enKiu we, a reception given liy the Ml Me. "ark In Ihelr an*.! Die *" la plaiting In tqwn JhU waak vlalted here the paat week. Jfr. nnd Mra. W. A. Ing ESSIG BROTHERS, "CORRECT CLOTHES FOR MEN." 26 WHITEHALL STREET. Bibb are epend- J _ few week# at Vlnemont. Mtaa Annie Peehlea la In Kentucky. Mlaa Knt* We,l I* a pending ■ few week# et Vlnemont. Mlaa Nellie Pinch I* In RunaellvlJle. Mr. ami Mre. Jamea Mitchell are at home from n trip to Denver, Colo. Mil* Pearl Billing* la at home, after trip fo Oilman. . Mra. E. D. White and daughter, Mlaa ura, are In Grand Rapid*, Mich. Mlaa Mercede* Hamilton, of Birm ingham. la here. Mlaa Beaafe Harrlaon, of Huntavllle, here. Mr. and Mr*. John F. Lovln are at home, after a vlelt to Texaa. Elisabeth Blchardaon, of paid Nunc, was the gueat of Mlaa Annie Bkegga the paat week. Mn. Quaile Redding, of Naahvlll*. la rlei'lng relative* here. Mlaa Clara Pari Hell wa* married on last Bundav to Mr. Joe Hamilton at the home of the bride'* parent* at Aua- tlnvIUc. a auburb of thl* city. The wedding wee a quiet one. There wo* another wedding at Aua- ilnvllle on 8undav. that of Mlaa Carry Roberta to Mr. Hewllt May*. Only a few Invited gueat* were present Mr. and Mr*. W, R. Hall entertain ed with a dance at the Bouth Bide tmvllllon on Tueeday night In honor of Mr*. C, P. Hubbard ar* the gueat* of Mr. J. F. Tabor. Mlaa Eaale Bagwell, r* the admired gueat Bagwell. Mlaaea Etlxabeth and Hattie , In Mre. Huittb, who cam* there from vlefl ng her parent* In Kanluek/. They will apend aereral day* aa gueeie of At- lanln friend* liefora returning to Ihelr Mark.' aad lialiy have returned relative* In Atlanta and other Uorth Georgia tailnta. Mra. C. M. Booker haa returned from a IPWP MM. Ml sec* Ureese rblny evening of last week. Miss Junta Hcbi, of Katontnn. antsvlala* t Mstunisy evening for i|m Misses Orccuc. . Mra- B. n. Pa l a ■■■I, Imstcns nf a dining Mnmlsy In honor at the it hue h Parks' guests. Mrs. T. J. Park, of Maris, sutcrtslnsrt on 3loudny evening a large crowd of young people coiiinl I men Id ry to Misses tlrvetie. Misses Mattie nnd l/mfse Mmondsnn enter mined complimentary to nnd their guest Tuesday. • Miss Annie Hudson, of K Ratnnton, wss hostess Tuesday evening nt one of tha pret tiest and most delightful *' senson, the gi Maude and Ji JHHMHPVilightriil affairs at tl iwviaon, the guests tit honor hHng 3llssi ' I of Triplet te. Jennie Hreene of Triplett# . Dennis, of Me«Ia, gave t Wei— I and his son the ocean a fortnight. I respectfully announce myself _ candidate for council from tho Third ward, subject to tho whits primary on Auflu,t 22 ~ c - w MANQUM ' I respactfully annownc* my„lf _ t* for council from the Fourth at. Mi Mr, aad Mre. 8. ... _—IS ed from tkelr vlelt to Omaha, Dear*/, kali Lake City and other wratern lullita. Mlaaea IJule Walker, of Macon, nnd An nie Green, of Dnlilltt. hare loom the gtieata nt the home of Alderman J. K. Turner and »«* week. a. A, Jolly, fn..- ...... Birmingham and Atlantic, — _ aiul children, are rioting relatlvea and friend. In Atlantn and other north Geor gia polnte. entertainment Wnlnnaday evening In hon or nf Mlaaea I’urk'a gneata, the Mlaare 'Ireene, of Trl|ileDe. who tetarned biau* Imraday, Mr. and Mra. A. H. Fdmondaon gara aa old.faahlonnl liariiecue nt Ihelr home here. ■a ' (ml one. Tkcwe " a J an& Turner, Jr., E mt were Jnd or, Iflstas 21 •r, Mr. and M a dHlghtfu H and Mra lit wklttsvfin Mat < 'uflman uhservatlon 37. DAILY.—Pullms . ..ay coaches to f lllrwingtiaui 3:16 nnd ham. ... Memphis .... 4:30 P. 31,—No. Ul DAILY, SttfSpt Hun. day. "Air Uns Dells to I •**» 4:30 P. M.-No. 33. DAILY.—Griffin nnd I ..luinl Id 1'• iii111H11 imlMto sirt-pliig 4Mf mid >Uf coscUfS. 4:36 l r . M.-No. 22, DAILY.—Local to Fay ettevllle and Fort Vallsy. 4.fid P. M.-No. 13. DAILY.-Thmugh nrntvlng mom and slospiog t-srs lo Cm- cliinntl nod Memphis nnd <*hn(iitri<M»gK to fsMilsvlIfe. Arrives ttotas 7 JO p. in ; (mltou 1:28 p. in.: Chattanooga 9-86 p. in.; Mcinphls 3:36 S. in . LsolsvIII** % ^ n. m.; Ht. Inoul* • ji. m.t c'lndunaU 1:10 l. m. 1:15 31.-No. 25. DAILY.—Mnk*-s nil stop*. Local to Bmln: ofiIips ll-BUt lu :.<i 11:15 P. If.—No. 14. DAILY.—Florida Urn- Ited- A solid vsatlliulcd train to Jargon- fill*, Fla. Through stooping cars and day to JaekwrDVillo snd Brunswick; ar* rives Jacksonville IA0 a. in.; lSruusnlck la. m.: Bt. Augustine 10 a. tn. 11 JI P. M.-N* 97. DAILY. Through Pullman drawing room slsspfng car, At lanta to Hbrsvsport. «-ocsl slcr-p.-r Atlanta to Illrmliirtism. Arrive Illriiiltigtinm 6 g - Jackson 2:3 p. Hhr*-vpport 10 M lUB. HleopSrs ^>cn to r**cclie pssse-ogvrs 1 IJ Rl/TllT-lfo. 86. DAILY.—Unitr*! Hfnfps Fast Mall. Bolld ves'iimlen train. HI*-* ping cars to Nsw 3ork, Richmond, Charlotte «n«l Ashsville. pssches '•> u /• *«lilntet«>u. Idnlng nil u^ynls pii ranto. Arrhv-s ssrv* to reppfvs nssspogprs st 9^)0 p. m. A Us nin - 11 »lf*«*ii»r opon 10 30 n. m. Ticket Off Ire No. I iWhfree. on n.idu.f. I V t •• r it l.'itMIlikt, in.I n.-vv 1'e‘f 111 I lift I Htlltlon. Both ’Phone*, city office, ill iimln, dspot. No. 3. oo Terminal exchange. Mlsa Jeale B.dd. of Flntnn | "Imlgee. nf ktllledgerlll. inn. .f Ail- • ami Me..re. Nleliet. Hugh mowda au.l MiR.ee Mottle . Vheelrlght terminated eke wltn friend* her* ay fur Iter home In gnea dr.t of the week. iqttman, tandidaU ward, aubjaot Augu,t 22. to white prlmory on DR. B. E. PEARCE. I respectfully announce myaelf a candidate for council from tho Sixth JOHN W. GRANT. FOR COUNTY TREA8UHER. JAMES 0. WOODWARD. tertaltied at a lawn party TOdder eve ning lu honor of their gnoat. Ml** Jtaale tVorman. of «#of,w<l., Fla. The color ai hem* nraa pink aad green and parlor, iiIiim ami lawn were decorated with aril- Mat flower* nml JuMOene lautarn*. Parlor and lava game* aad agate couatltntr.1 the future* ,if entertainment. Refrrriimenta were nerved. WATKIN8VILLE. Mr. O. II. Melle* I* vl*tllng here. At the Roll Call VULCANITE Will have the call. It’s got it already. Good on all buildings, flat or steep roofs. ‘YOU CAN PUT IT ON’ LOOK FOR THIS TRADE MARK ispsc 1 sis i announce myaelf a jeet to whiU primary on Auauat 2fL Mlaa Anal* ilae y«rik«m kaT'aa' he. MACON C. SHARP. gueat* Ml** Clamlla viiUliiVD, of Han An Mr*. Fcl Thompn.li vl.lteri Tylme Inal w**h. Jlr. Albert Johnson siwt Mr. Walter Booth arr lu Hsvaunak, and w|U also visit Tyho». \ «1f #•«)!« feM M »*ioto*- ATLANTA SUPPLY CO., Sole State Agents, Z0 and 31 South Forsyth 8trscL ATLANTA, GA. I. C HSMU, PmUeoL c. a. nut.