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TUK LWSIT1 UTIOJV. ATLANTA,,GA.. TUESDAY FEBRUARY 3 1885.
THE TOWER BOMB
afce T*U1 of Cuanioehso), Wbofi Keld for Partlcl-
pitica In the Recoct Exploiiont In Loudji
11 is JBovrmeata Prev ious to tho Grim*
Precis a c» u«t Him — Btc.
London, February 2.—'The examination o
Jnmcs O’. Cunningbom, charged on tuiphit
cf complicity in causing the recent exjitosi*
in the tower of London, was beguu iu the IHr
street police court this morning. Mr. I'uhml
colicitor of the treasury, appeared f<
proeecution. In opening the case for the
crown, Mr. Poland said that the government
iutcndol to*provt* that thft prisoner was an ac
tive agent in the conspiracy whieh culmina
ted in the horrible outrage at tho tower of
London. The solicitor then related the facts
iu regard to.the prisoners movements iu Liv
erpool and at London, from the
time of his arrival at Liverpool
from America, up to the date
J>is arrest at the tower, a few minutes after tho
explosion occurred. Ilis traveling under the
assumed names of Gilbert and Dulton
suspicious circumstances connected with his
stay at loth the above cities. The Polander
dwelt particularly on the mysterious appear
ance of a peculiar box from the prisoner'
lodging in Scarboro street, while in London,
immediately after Cunningham’s arrest, and
which was taken away by two men. Tho t’o-
hinder laid stress upon these facts, in order to
show that CunniDgham wai iu K-aguo with tho
others, who must have been instigated in tho
line of action to be taken in case of
arrest. He then produced a plau of
the town, and pointed out tho spot where
the explosion took place, at tho same time
going into the details of the damages doue to
the building and tho injuries sustained by tho
persons wounded by the explosion. He also
produced a small dynamotor, which was found
in the prisoner's boggngc, and .said that it was
similar to those which had been used
in previous dynnmito outrages in London
and clscwhero in England, indicating
that the prisoner might have been connected
with those crimes. In conclusion Mr. Poland
asked that Cunningham be arraigned uuder
the explosive act, on the charge of conspiracy,
and said that ho might porsibly at a later day
request that the cliargo be chaugcd fo ono ot
high treaso#, so that tho penalty of tho latter
crime could bo meted out to him ns a dynami
ter could be construed as acts of war of a re
bellious people.
THE IMPRESSION CREATED.
Mr. Poland’s notification to the count that
the government would reserve tho privilege
of changing the charge against Cunningham
from tho present one of conspiracy to high
treason, so that the result of the conviction
might be cxccut’on instead of imprisonment
provided for under tho explosives act, caused
a commotion among the speakers. The decla
ration wns at once construed into nil admis
sion that the Crown had ascertained that in
Cunningham they had the most important
prisoner vet arrested for dynamite
crimes. ’ This impression was
con limit d by the extraordinary precautions
taken by tho government to prevont Cunning
ham’s escape or rescue. He was taken from
bis cell in Clorkenwell prison to B5.v*street
court, in a strong van. Cuuningham was tho
only prisoner within the vftn, but there were
locked in with him several armed constable.!.
One along side of tho driver was au armed po
liceman. Officers with exposed revolvers
stood on the steps leading to tho van’s barred
doors. Tho conveyance wai driven slowly in
order to allow its urmed police escort to keep
almigside, ar.d to enable the detectives who fol
lowed on the eidewalks to.kecp up.
THE APPBARKJrCK OK CUNNINGHAM.
Cunningham is only 22 years of age. Tho
prisoner had lived in the United States for
jifcvornl years. He arrived in England last
.November. Ilccnmo aboard tho steamship
Adriatic, and landed at Liverpool. Ho took
up his quarters in that city in a small hotel,
situated at No. 31 Roberts street. When ho
left that place he came direct to London. Tho
government, Mr. Poland said, was not yet
prepared to say just how Cunniugham had
employed himself during the interval be
tween his arrival in London aud tho date of
the tower explosion. That was as yet unnec
essary, for it could bo proven that the prisoner
* "* 1 and 24th of Dccombor
cjjbly jeitr». He asserted that the adoption
ol the motion would be tantamount to a regu
lar declaration of war against the church,
and would endanger the welfare of the repub
lic. He said it must not bo forgotten that
Catholicism was a power in France, which
mutt be taken into account. The clause was
rejected by a vote of 274 to ISO. Tho entire
extraordinary budget was then adopted.
Denouncing Chamberlain’s Speech.
London, February 2.—Tho Times denounces
the communistic utterances of Joseph Cham
berlain, president of the board of trade, and
calls them scandalous and disgraceful, eondd-
enng the fact that they cotuo from a mom Ter
of the cabinet.. It says that it is imperative of
tho rest ot the ministry to disarm their belief
in, or sympathize with, such incendiary eenti-
THE MILITIA FORCE.
Washington, February 2.—Tho secretary of
j ^ «... congress
r y
to-day transmitted to
it * *
army
st ti
me nt prepared by the adjutant''general of
rof militiamen orgall-
Tho Boycotted Relchstrath.
Vienna, February 2.—The boycotting of
reichstiath is continued by newspapers. Ses
sions ot the last two days of last week were
absolutely ignored, aud no reader of to day's
paper, in this city, would kuow from them that
such a body ns the reichstrath was in exis
tence. Letters of complaint from indignant
mem ben ore only printed when they are ac
companied by the cash at advertising rates.
England Accepts the French Proposals.
I'aris, February 2.—TheTempes this morn
ing soys:
“England has accepted the French counter pro
posals relative to the financial management of
Egypt; with a few amendments, which Fraucc
one the other powers have adopted, and an Egyp
tian treaty wlil shortly be arranged. Frauce nas
secured her'required interests, England admitting
tlu-principle of international inquiry. It only
remains for the two parliaments to iudorse tho
A ll©\ elation to be Made.
London. February 2.—A dispatch to the Ex
change telegraph company from Romo says Signor
Monelnl, Kalian foreign minister, states that doc
uments will shortly be published which will
v new light upon England's negotiations
with the powe rs, and to which he attributes a
narrow e!cape from a gren 1 . Luropcuu imbraglio.
A DOG FALL IN AUGUSTA,
In Which the 31111 Meu and Councilman Dls-
•agree.
Avgusta, Ga., February 2.—[Special.]—The Au
gusta city council Is trying to limit the present
low rate of water power iu the canal of five dollars
and a half per horse power to the next ten yews’
The mill men protest vigorously, and claim the
contract in perpetuity. After mutual discussion
to-night, tho matter resulted in a dog Tail and
postponement until the city attorney, Davidson,
presents his legal opinion to tho council.
w to the number w .
zed and unorganized in the different atateJof
tfce United Slates. The total number of on-
luhaioncd nliicers in the organized n 1-
itia service is shown to bo 7,31
non-commissioned officers, priv<j us
etc, number 83,870; total number of unorgi i
ized militiamen, available for military du •
is 0,580,500. New Yoric ranks first in its
ber of organized militiamen, with 11,080
Pennsylvania second, with ,3S0men; Fieri
third, with 7,283 men; and Ohio fourth, wi
5,843. In Georgia, Mississippi, Arkatis t,
Ten nessee and Oregon, there is no organi*i
militia service.
TELEGRAPH BREVITIES.
The schedule of John J. cisco A Sons, sh wa
debts and liabilities *2,987,446, nominal asset* 3,*
394,4-18 and actual assets $2,467,370.
Edmund Jones, colored, was hanged at Martra-
ville, MBs., last Friday for the murder of J m
Aiken, colored, two years ago.
The court of claims has decided the long pend
ing <
of the Union Pacific railroad compLy
ATHUSKMKNTBt
OPERA HOUSE.
The Great Society 8tar,
RHEA.
Will appear Monday at night, and at special T
day Matinee, in THE
AMERICAN COUNTESS.
A new and Intensely exciting American play ol
powerful human interest, illustrating foreigu no
bility and American wealth.
By M. Howard Carroll.
To be presented with magnttlceut ncwsceufry,
from original designs, by Phillip Uoatcher, of tVal-
lack’s theater. The royal costumca of the queen
of Holland.
Tuesday night In
“ARCADIA!”
The Masterpiece comedy of Hardou, the great
French Dramatist. A play of laughter and tears.
Prices, Rcscrred scats,l’arquctteiaud Dross Clrclo
11.60; Balcony 51.00. Matinee: Reserved soata,
Parquette nnd Dress circle, $1.00; Balcony 75 centa.
fc'aiewill begin Friday morning at Phillips*
Crew’s. td
iLo
last was at Broad street railway station with a
largo brown trunk. This trunk.was of Amer
ican manufacture, as would bo ahawn lotor
during the trial. Besides this trunk tho pris-
ncr had a bsg. He left both at the station
over night, andnext day called and took them
away, fn the meantime ho had secured lodg
ings at No. 30 Proscotb street, White Copet.
For these lodgings he had engaged to pay five
shillings n week. It was thither that the pris
oner had his brown trunk and ba# convoyed.
While the prisoner wus residing in Prescott
street, the brown trunk mysteriously disap
peared. Borne time alter its disappearance
Cunningham changed his lodgings and took
rooms in Scarboro street.
about tub tower.
It would be shown that tho prisoner began
loitering about the tower after his removal
from Prescott street, nnd that he passed in and
visited the tower buildings i> few days beforo
the explosion, at least once.
The prisoner’s counsel arc Messrs, (iulllian
and Norden, both of Liverpool At tho request
ol the prosecution Cunningham was remanded
for a week, and was removed from Bow street
court back to hit cell in Clerketiwell prison,
surrounded by the sumo armed escort which
had accompanied him to court.
Very few persons were admitted to tho Bow
street police court during the examination.
Before tho commencement of tho roguiar pro
ceedings a number of witnesses were assem
bled iu the court for the purpose of identifying
the prisoner as tho man they had reported t»
tho police as having been engaged in suspi
cious movements just beforo tho explosions.
Cunningham was placed in a small crowd, but
three of the witnesses, ono of whom was a
woman, the other two being constables, had
no difficulty in singling him out as the man
of whom they had given information. The
cabman who had given the police tne informa
tion about tde transfer of the brown trunk of
American manufacture from the Broad street
station to the lodgings at Ne. 39
Prescott street, nnd who was present
as a witness for the crown, was
unable to identify Cunningham as the person
vboengaged the cab, and occupied it during
ti e transfer of the luggage from the station to
the beard in ghouse. Previous to tho remand
ol the prisoner, in entewer to a request
$rr the privilege of an iu tor-
view with Cunningham, made by
Guilliam, one of the counsel for the defen-e.
Judge Ingram replied that nobody would bo
allowed to see or converse with the prisoner
without a special permit from Sir William
Yemen Hurcourt, home secretary. By the
time the examination was concluded,
the crowd that pressed around
Randall Invited South.
Washington, February 2.—Representative Ran
dall has written a letter thanking tho cotton ex
change and citizens of Mobile, Alabama, for an in
vitation to visit them. He says he will try and
visit that city when ho goes to New Orleans iu
April, next. Mr. Randall has also reczlvod invi
tations to visit Memphis, Huntsville, Pensacola
aiAl Charleston.
The Globe Rink Ilnan New Floor.
The Globe skating rink has been completely re
modeled throughout, and will ba opened this af
ternoon at half past 3 o'clock. A new floor, cost
ing several hundred dollars, has been put down,
the skating surface made larger, and it now is the
finest rink in the south. A ladies’ parlor has been
fitted up and elegantlyMurujshed.^ Everything is
extended not
tomorrow.
THE i'CJULIO HEALTH
The Report of the National Hoard Sent Into
Congress.
Washington, Februurv2.—The report of tho
national beard of health for 1884, was to-day
transmitted to congress. Tho rendering of the
report was delayed in tho liopo that the re
sults of tho investigations on the yellow fever
might bo included, but as tho work is not
sufficiently complete, tho publication of these
results is necessarily deferrod.
The report gives an outline of the movements
adjoining housetops and every
the neighbor!
^ window
orhood were crowded’ with people,
curions*to catch a glimpse of Cunningham dur
ing hi# removal from court. During progress of
the van which conveyed the prisoner bask to
Clerkcnwell prison, the streets along the route
were lined with files of apeeial police and
fairly sv.aimed with detectives.
The Chureh Defended.
P-*.ri«, February 2.—In the chamber of dep
uties to-day, M. Bert moved that an additional
clause be inserted in the extraordinary budget,
providing that all real property not specified
mtfce cm. cord ant, the income from which is
sow devoted to the use of the church, be sold,
and the proceeds applied to educational pur
poses.
M. Fevillie, minister of justice and public
werthip, strongly opposed the motion. He
pointed out the difficulty of carrying au h
a measure into effect, and urged that it* ea*
faeemtnt would bo an injustice, depriving
ite clergy of the property they had had for
hich occurred in this country in 1832, '49,
’54, 'fiO, ’73, and colls particular uttcution to
the dangers to which tho country is exposed
by the reocnb provalenco of tho disease in
western Europe. The report says farther:
The importance ol continuing thoinvestlg^tlonn
into n.attcrs affecting the public health, and of
providing means for aiding tho state aud local
health authorities in preventing tho Introduction
and spread of pestilential diseases from foreign
countries, cannot be exaggerated. The results to
l-c attained are of Incalculable value in promoting
the general welfare of the people. In tho absence
of a specific appropriation all investigations have
been suspended.
Tho appropriation of $43,000 is asked for this
work. In addition to this it is. oarncstly r
oromended that nn appropriation of $500,1
be made, to be expended in aid of the state
and local boards of health in preventing the
introduction and spread of contagious diseases.
Asiatic cholera, tho report says, is tho disease
which is not limited in its ravages by latitude
or longtitudo, and in the event ef its appear
ance in this country, will roquiro tho utn
vigilance to prevent its spread.
A STRONG APPEAL;
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Absolutely Pure.
Thl# Powder never vanes, a marvel ol purity.
Strength and wholcsomeness. More economical
than tho ordinary kinds, and cannot bo sold In
competition with the multitude of low-test, short
weight alum or phosphate powders. Bold only
In cans. Rot at. uaximo Fownut Go.. 10$ Wall
atreet. New York.!!
Drs. Betts & Betts
—AND—
NICKERSON,
33/ Whitehall street,
ATLANTA, GA.
A Co-operative Idea tor the Benefit of the
Mew Orleans Exposition,
ViCKSBvr.o, Miss., February 1 -[SpodalJ-The
following open letter was sent to the mayor, busi-
nets exchanges and social clubs of New Orleans
to-night.
Office of the National Cottton Planters associa
tion of America, Vicksburg, Mils., February 2J,
’£5: I im directed by the executive committee of
the Katioaal Cotton Planters association of
America to respectfully request that you unite
your efforts to have Thursday, February 12th,
made a general holiday In New Orleans, aud a
(lay of public rejoicing for the purpose of celebrat
ing the greatest event connected with tho World’s
cx{*oiition, namely: Its cotton centennial features.
” * *— “■ of thesouth’a
o, has there
momentous
.. /orld’s cotton
convention to bo held February 10th, fn tnailc
hall of the World’s exposition. You ere iv.fil
aware of the relations existing between th
tionnl Cotton Planter! association, and the
sition, it being held by an act of congrew
the joint auspices ol the association. The gov
ernment ol the United States and the city of Near
Orleans. These facts, together with the close re
lation* between youncivcs and the Interim rep
resented by the association, ‘warrant me in the
belief that you will give the foregoing suggestion
your turnett, aud I trust, favorable consideration.
Delegates are expected to bo pres
ent from every state, in tho
union, who will respectively reprint ag
rlcultmal societies, and communities, manufoctu-
ring districts, boards of trade, cotton e (changes,
etc , while a large number of foreign governments
have accepted invitations to be represented. Good
management and adequate transportation facili
ties ty river aud rail, which can be secure 1 not
withstanding apparent difficnltici 4nd the occa
sion, proper.y entered into by the authorities and
people ef New Orleans, together with the members
It it the earnest desire of the National Cotton
Planters association that their convention shall
mark a bright era in the history
of the exposition, and herald the glad tiding* of
iu gn utnos throughout the land. They are ambi
tious end anxious for the commonwealth to do
their part to bring the
fmum success, and to
•jottl *
JTol . -
attd ny the same patriotic and unselfish motives.
It may be proper to state that limited. time has
compelled me to trail myself of an open letter
instead of the usual course. Very respectfully,
F. C. Moxxhkap,
President National cotton planters association.
Grant Bandars.
From the Philadelphia News.
Lincoln, Garfield, Gladstone and maay others
were all great readers. Alexander the Great read
the tragedies of Euripides,Soph ode* and JEschay*
lua in the saddle. Brutus, while serving endec
Pom pc y, employed his span mo menu in reading.
The e.utr ana younger rnttjr read wni.a riding.
" ‘ * - ' read £00 books of romance in
fa XVI. during t># five months
Fistulla, Fissure, Rectual UJ-
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without using
KNIFE, LIGATURE or CAUSTIC
No Dttention from Business-
NO CURE, NO PAY.
Over 27,000 Cues Cured.
TbeTrcatraent InEasy and Painless. No Carbolic
Acid, or Knife used in our Treutment.
CANCER CURED,
Tape Worm Removed,
^ CONSULTATION FRJSE.-'S*
Adilrw. W. H. BETTfl, M. D„ AGanU. (U.
RIST0RI!
Thursday Evening, February 5th.
' IV!me. ADELAIDE RIST0RI
Will sppenr for tho first time here on the oc^vslon
of her Farewell Performance In Amerlot,
IN ENGLISH!
/Misted by a POWERFUL DRAMATIC COMPANY
under the direction of
UROOlve* & DICKSON.
In Gfacomc-itl’s Great Historical Play, iu live acta,
. ELIZABETH,
Queen of England!
3V1-A.TINB3K AND NIGHT,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4M
The strongest and most successful American
rlny ever presented, and most complete organiza
tion traveling.
HARRY LACY’S
PLANTER’S WIFE
COMBINATION. The talented young actor
MR. HARRY LACY,
A# COLONEL ALBERT GRAHAM, supported .by
the powerful Emotional Artist, ^
MISS EDNA CAREY I
And ensto of great excellence, new, elegant toitots,
accessories, etc.
Usual prices: tesenred scats at Phillips A Crow’s.
Grand Civic and Military Ball
OF THE
MACON VOLUNTEERS
finest and best arranged in the south, on
Tuesday Evening, February 10th, 1885,
By a grand civic and military ball. Offlcors and
members of the various military commands
throughout the state have been invited to atleud
in full dress uniform.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, for
sale at l’ayne’H drug store, Macon, Ga., price $3.
No children admitted. No freo list, Central rail
road will sell round trip tickets, ono fare, from
Atlauta, Griffin, Forsyth, Baruesvlllo and other
points to members In uniform.
GENERAL COHMITTEK-Captnin W.W. Carnw,
Lieutenant G. C. Conner, Liciiteuaut Joseph B.
STATIC
The Mutual Life Insuranc
F S.WIN5T0
For the year oudlnj
Premium Annuities.
Annuities JfeUtd
I No. | Au paym.
01 j 851.13131
6 1
06 I $28,605 97
ISSORANCE
ACCOUNT.
No. Amouat.
Am ouut.
Policies In force, January 1st,
1181
Rieks Assumed
110 990 3I1.9W.035
Policies in force, January
J»t, 18} 5)
114,801
$351,789,285
25,832,736
122^81 377,622.021
122.184
$377,622,021
Dr.
RKVBNUB
ACCOUNT.
Cr.
“ Premiums received
13,8 r *V2W 43
Mature Enduwmeuts.
} To'flljClnlins—
t
2,490.454 99
j
26,926 0*
$114,0.7,tiV if
BALANCE
irlums puld iu advance..
Lomiiplus and Contingent Uuaran-
mi tec Fuud
tl^.H70,l .8 41
ing Volley which Hintl Ire in force ot Its auniver-
Assetf
New Yoek, January 21,18S5>.
Frederick 8. Winston,
UTUI|U D. \AIV.
John E. Dcvelln.
Reymour L. Hunted,
Richard A. McCurdy,
James C. Holden,
Herman C. von Post,
George C. Richardson,
Alexander If. Rico,
William F, Babcock,
F. Ratohford Btarr,
Frederick U. Cossitt,
Lewis May,
Oliver Barrraan,
Henry W. Hrallii,
PERDUE & EGLESTON,
C. F. BRESBE & 60NS, Oeneeal
thur . tun
O. T.’ Kenan, Corporal A. Small, Corpoi
Block, Hon. Mem. D. 11. Woodruff, Hon. Me
W. Wrlgley, Private V. T. King, Private Floyd
Lews, Private I. P. Ross, Privato W. H. Woodson.
A Druggist’s Story.
Mr. Isaac C. Chapman, Druggists, Newburg,
N. Y., writes us: (< I have for the past ten
years sold several gross of DR. WILLIAM
HALL’S BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. I can
say 0! it what I cannot say of any other medi
cine. I have never hoard a customer speak of
it but to praise its virtues in the highest mn-
ncr. I have recommended it in a great many
case sof Whooping Cough, with the happiest
effects* I hava used it in my own family for
many years; in fact, always have a bottle in
the medicine cloflt ready for use.”
Special Bnslnesa Notices*
A CARD—TO ALL WIIO ARE BUFFER-
ng from error and indiscretion of youth, ner
vous weakness early decay, loas of manhood, etc.,
I will send a recipe that will cure you van or
CHAiioa. This great remedy was discovered by a
missionary in South America. Sind self-addraaed
envelop to Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station D., New
York. Dec 8 iu tn th wkv now afzftrdma
THE
GLOBE SKATING BINK,
Forsyth St. and Railroad.
NEW FLOOR THR0UGH00T.
Finest surfaco In the south. Open this after
noon at 8:30 o’clock.
Elegant music, new skates, aud singing by tho
“CHILD WONDER.”
—TONIGHT
“A NECKTIE CARNIVAL"
Will beheld, the gentleman wearing the kratest
tie getting a five dollar prize; tho second two dol
lars ana a half. Come out and enjoy tho fun. It
will be rarcaport for Atlanta now.
Stevens & Kenworthy.
GATE CITY GUARD’S ARMORY,
PEACHTREE STREET,
DIME PARLOR SHOW
WILL OPEN
Thursday Night, Feb. 5,
ZERA SEAMON’S
Beautiful Entertainments.
Vf A GIG, VENTRILOQUISM,
XYland Mysteries. Admission
TKN CENTS.
Rescrrcd Heats Twenty Cents.
Jk. B.AH.ES
FOR PAYING_
The Atlanta Nu
IMMEDIATE RETURNS I A
On account ol failing health we hare determl
collection of Fruit Trees, Grapo Vinos, Ornament
Houses, Cold Frames, racking Sheds, etc., aro fn
City Water-works. The laud can bo bought or
Chased AT A BARGAIN.
Our customers supplied as usual and ordors
••thp
NENT
F
Company of New York,
N, President.
December 3lst, 1*84.
$103,870,178.51
No.
Au. paym.
Annuitfrs in force, Jauuary
821.661 63
2,994 44
1st. im
Premium Annuities........
Anuuities Terminated
- 6 -
6<i
1.909 90
$28,565 67
Dividends 11
Surrendered Folicks aud
Addition*
) Total paid Policy hold-1
i crh~ $13,923.(62 19 I
< oir.mis.Mou*, (payment of
cm rent and extinguish meat
of future)
Premiums charged off on
het unties Purchased
Tuxes and Assessments
FuJauct; to New Account.
3,111,164 12
3,0.57,696 17
By Cash in Bunks and Trust Gompa
$18,976,5.27 ‘.XI
31,.722,822 00
6,698,387 50
10,282,693 01
By Premiums deferred, quarterly
By Agents’ Balance*..,
half per cent Interest bo used, tho Surplus is over
dividend will bo apportioned to each participate
sary in Jtfc5>,
?. -.1103,876,178 51
jo*. Thompson,
Dudley Olcott,
Arson Htngor,
Frederick Cromwell.
Win. P. Dixon,
J. Hobart Ilorrlck.
Agents, Atlanta ) Georgia.
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At Union Depot, Atlanta. Ga.
**“ All time given here Im Atlanta city time. *ma
Chattanooga and East and Weat
Chattanooga and west ....
RICHMOND A DANVILLE RR
Charlotte and North and East
Charlotte and North and East
Gainesville accommodation
CENTRAL RAILROAD.,
Sfacon and Southwest Go..A..
Macon and Albany.
Barneiville accommodation....
Macon and Savannah ....
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Augusta • 00 a m
CIark>.ton accommodation...... 125 pm
Augusta and Charleston — 2 45 p m
Decatur accommodation * —
Covington accommodation...., _
Augusta and Charleston • 30 p m
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Montgomery. South and Weat. 12 $0 p _
K. O. Limited.. t 00 p m
LaGrange accommodation S Up m
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6 00 p
3 66 p m
4 40 pin
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10 60 a a
SS£S
DON’T GET LEFT.
Remember !
The onlyLimitedExpress
TO TUB
NEW ORLEANS
FASTEST TIME MADE!
With Tbs Hum Boudoir Dlnluxoud Hsoplnf Coro
Leaves the Union Depot at
m p. m.
ASK TOE TICKETS VIA THE
Georgia Pacific Railway.
Berth, uturod thirty dojs fa dnnee.
Bor further lalsrmotlou .ppl to
BAH. B. WEBB, ALEX. B. THWEATT.
Bus Agent Tree. fue. Agent
O.C.JENNEB, L.S BROW*,
OenTAgent O. KnndT. A
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THE ATLANT
ATLANTA,
MANUFAC
AMMONIATED
ACID PHOSPHATE I S0LU
OFFICE NO. 23
TELEPHONE, NO. 525.
L. B. O’KEEFE. President.
INVESTMENT.
rseries for Sale.
BARGAIN MAY BE HAD I
tied to sell our fNarncr!cs. They contnlno a fine ^
al Trees, Shrubbery, Roses, etc. Tho Grocn*
good order and watered by nydraullc Ram and
leased, and tbo stock on tho grouud can be pur*
REMOVAL.
ASSIGNEE S SALE,
A. P. Stewart & Co.
I SHALL VACATE THE PREMISES No. 9 WHITE-
hall atreet, on 1st ol March, and In tbo mcau-
me offer great bargains in the Hue of
Cooking Stoves,
Heating Stoves,
Ranges, Furnaces,
Lard Cans,
Oil Tanks,
Oil Cans. Tubs, Brooms, Feather Dusterf, Bird
Cages, TOUet Heta, Buckets. Wooden # aud Metal.
Icecream Kroexers, Iron Pots. Kettles. SkiUeta
l vena, Kitchen Tin and Brass Ware. Ooiloe Pots,
etc. Also, au extensive assortment of
PLUMBING GOODS,
< hsndellers, Bibcocks, Glone Valves, Piping of all
kir.ds, Bath Tubs, Water-closet Fixtures. Galvan
ized Iron Ware, togfther>itheverything in Ibo of
House Furnishing Goods.
Don’t forget tho slgu of tho
‘-BIG DOG,” 9 Whitehall St.
Mhp B. II. KNAPP. Aeelenee.
NEW
Diamonds
-JUST
RECEIVED.
FREEMAN &
CRANKSHAW
31WHITEHALLSTBEET.
Old papers for wrapping paper at
Constitution office at 25 cents a
hundred.
A GUANO CO.
GEORGIA,
TUItKRS OF
FERTILIZERS,
BLEB0NEI KAIN1T, ETC!
OATKCJTVBANK.
r. O. BOX M.
OEO. M. MoKBNZIE, Seo'yond Trims.
SILVERWARE
AN!)
ART GOODS
FOR HOUSEHOLD USE,
BIRTHDAY
-AND-
WeddingPresents.
LARGE STOCK
—AND—
LOW PRI CE!S.
Bond for Cetnloguo.
J. P. STEVENS & CO.
ATLANTA, ATLANTA.
0VERC0AH
WINTER SUITS!
•—I am Determined to—
CLOSEOUT
Mr Mock of obon Ooodo, ud will
Convince Anyone
Of tho feet who wilt eoo
THE GOODS AND PRICES!
I MEAN BUSINESS!
COME AND SEE ME.
A. B. ANDREWS,
BO. It WHITEHAU STBS IT,
ATLANTA, 6A.