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Charles Summer’s Bullish Grand- Son. Hie most, variously attired of all 1li? men of splendor is a grandson ofthelafe Chails Simmer- Ha t lias clothes in apparently endless quaniilv and bewildering coior. Everything H armony, too. For :s.■ :pl, this lac-rning he was iu white flannel, wish blue silk stock ices, a bine silk lie, a blue silk hat band and a blue silk Turkish sash. Last night he wore a tailess even ing coat. Instead of a vest beware around his waist a magnificent silk sash that hung down on the side almost to Hi© knees. The ends were magnificently embroidered. Some ladies with -in eye for such things, tay tk© embroidery alone must have cost him SSO. Ho is a hardy youth and trudg es about valiantly even in the rain. His rainy day suit is & study in it self. A big souwester covers his li 'ad. His body is snugly incased in a heavy macintosh and bis legs and feet are covered with rubber. He IS ftCCOiu paniisd in all his ram bios by a magnificent mastiff that is as big as a Shetland pony and cost, it is said, $5,000. Ho is mar ried and his wife has a fortune. He, himself is comfort nbly fixed also. Clothes seem to be his only extrav agance.—[Spring Lake Cor. in Ha. Press. Acres.-; iSouik America. Th® Deutsche Bauzeitung gives 6omo particulars with regard to the aew railroad which is to cross the South American continent, from the Atlantic ocean at Buenos Ayres fo the Pacific at Valparaiso. The greater part of the road has al ready been built, but tiro moun tain section, about 150 miles long, between Mendoza, on the side of the Argentine republic, and Santa Rosa, oa the Obits side, still re mains to be completed. At Men doza the elevation of th© present road above the ter is about 2,500 feat, but in a leng.h of 124 miles the new lines rscends to a height of nearly 10,000 feet. The sum mit is formed by a tunned about 7 miles long, from which a descent of 7,000 feet, in length of *32 miles, leads to Santa Rosa, where conue; lion is in ado with the existing road t <5 the line will be finished by the end ot 1890, with the exception of th® tunnel, which will take two years longer. During the construction of the tunnel, however, th® road will be open for traffic, passengers and goods being transferred over the mountain. Say, v-.s ji.-vci ua, I ti inght you r; i-i ibat goose I BA''<'lt e l ' you wa- a - rmef ‘So 1 ;“•* Yon call tby daughter a r-'.-ug 1 •■■■’•. (font v i>n? W'j i, thftl as ,- giniiitig thr pc aimer that t., • h-)>v. \Vht do \ou t -; jo to- e--< '< ' 7 " M wvea'a sake, Bo vr- 1 iib"- i't i,. Ma)dbagged or L- . a rvjiv-ar aocdect? B '* —No: 1 her I bid rr-Io; tbn ? v biter uigbt to scare my v, iff), E ' -II , v . 30,ui .:: w! 'threw hi i 11 <• • ■ 1?-.? - • ■ E o-M.;-- i.-vi ■ j t: Y ton-hs‘ • General Harney's Prowess, 1 have heard my father sav (he served under Harney in the Semi node war and also in Mexico) that he v.’jui the biggest, strongest, most I powerful soldier that has worn a, uniform : ince Frederi k the Great. 1 He was a giant in stature, a Htr-i aulea in strength, llis p-i\ve:sf. endurance were phenomenal. In ■ tiie Seminole war he once went without food for four (lays and nights, and at Iho end of the time took Billy Bowlegs, who had caught him in the swamps, by ills nape of the nock and threw him a distance ef ten foat. The savage had an old bayonet pointed at. his Heart at the time. Another time, when surrounded by Indians, ho cleaved his way threugh them with a sword, aud when their arrows had him weak ened and almost helpless by less of blood, he made a final rush, and, seizing eraa savage, hurled him amount another with s-uco fo.ee tnai flotb were disabled. That same n’ght he swim three miles, trudged nine mile* through a swamp, and finally reached as outpost in safety. ImJiars we;e always a hard of Bar nay. He could shoot an arrow better than tbey . lie was a dead shot with a rifle and when it, came to physical violence—something that an Indian has no taste for —he could throw tbai> mightiest athletes about like so many rubber balls. If wag no trick at all for him to knock a truculent Ravage down with one hand and with the oth er tske his mate, lift him clear of the ground and dance bis lege over his tall ea conn ado. The Indians un about Fan Snell trig, when Harney was cap tain at that post used to Ch! i him ‘•Tb.irßo.jr Bui!”—who roared like thunder ami was stronger than n bui falo. The old general was, even in 1861, when he retired from service, the tru est looking man in the army, rle was six feet four inches and built Ike an athlete. A Great French Artist. By th® bye, Meissonier is mar ried again—bis wife having died soma two years ago. Sh® was re markahly plain, not to say ugly, liais jusf 7-1, and is famed for be ing the most ill tempered man ini Europe, with the possible excap-1 '.ion ot Prince Bismarck. Nor is lie I pleasing to look up®n, as lie lias the singular defect of possessing a •massively proportioned head and torso, while his legs are shorter and thinner than those of a well made boy of 12. His head, with its full, long gray beard and profuse gray locks, is extremely picturesque. But hs is by no means a bride groom to be coveted, not only on ' account of th® violence of his tem | per, but also because his pecuniary affair:- are in a decided muddle and it in poo.dble that his wife may not find herself provided for hereafter. ! Fertho days are past, when, as the | arrogant ortisf declared, apropos ; of his portrait of Mis. Mackay, that 1 “two straight lines, drawn by Keis order and signed by him, con?li | luted awork of art and one above ■ criticism.* [Paris Cor. St. Louis Post Dispatch. A New Strioi- <3 Oaiviitr: cr. i 3ft*v sruoks corsun - .7 ■- devke bj! atb c : ; i. ®alt® tieo, ol C‘ . : ,J !*'iTo2(l h ”>->?; *ijg® >M)- tii' s i- v- of d.vc'l, results r >t tSilo Ol CO®] iliSll w ••? fo roerly obta.-'ti:i from four '•r to Go a ,iot of SHDOi I: .K’od oi a tersperaf'-ird u over 600 ocyrtes is i'Girctiuced over Ihc lire |n IUI IDnMrs n ' f> ■ 7ft Iks A’lai wviitkjjt kVlt3£ Of tho Stomach, Bowels, Liver, ami Kitlimys, Ayer’s Tills aro taken with excellent, results. Being purely vego table, they leave no ill effects, ami may 1) ■ safely administered to any one, old or yeiina, in need of an aperient and eat mil-tie. Bliysieians, all over tho country, prescribe Ayer's Pills and ivcmnsaen.l them as a good Family Medicine. “ If people would use Ayer's Pills.” says Col. U. W. Bozeman, of Franklin, Texas, “in course, as you direct, very many of the serious ailments that eimio Irom torpidity or derangement of tint liver ami from malarial infections would lie avoided. 1 have, used these pills above a quarter of a century and know wl)ereof I aliirm.” Herman Bringlioff, jewelry engraver, Newark, N. J., writes: •• Costiveness, induced by my sedentary habits of life, became chronic. Ayer’s Tills afforded me speedy relief. Their occasional use has since kept me all right.” ’ Ayer's Pills, riIEPARED BV Or. J. C. Ayer & Cos., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Dealers in Medicine. Georgia, Batiks (Jountv. To all whom It may concern;—W. C. Chat ham, administrator of 0. P. Chatham, iec’d., has in due form applied to the undersign for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of said doa’d., and said plication will be heard on the first Monday in October next. Sept. 2. 1889. T. F. Hill, Ord’y O’porgin, it.ifibs county: —To all whom it may concern:—The appraisers ap tainted to ret apart a tear’s support lo .Mrs 8. A Brown, widow of James Vv. Brown, lata of saidooaniy, duc'd., snd her six minor children. Ln! a J. Aiuia, Cora, Eifie, Liazie and Dasy, bavo inatie their returns to me, and all persons concerned are hereby notified o show canse.why said applic ition for ’weive months’ suppoit should not he granted on the 22 ud dav of October 1889. This Sept. 9, ISB9. T. F. Hill, ordinary. adniijilj>tiatorß w.Je* Georgia, 13-iaks County.—Agvoe hW! v to hu order of tha court of ordina ry of vaid oonaty, will be so Id at the court house door of said county on the lat. Tuesday in October next within the Ugstl hours of sale, the following (.roiierty. to -wit; Otto tract of land in the 284 dist'iot, g. ra , in said county, known as the L(. I). Stephens land, mi containing 24:> acres, adjoinirig William Ktf ier on the north and W. A. Martin on the- south and tbo home place on tbe went; aii in original for cat except 29 act as in Cultivation with oidiuary Luilditigs on same; sold as the fiieperty of ft. G 0 tump for the be Ke fir. of the heirs and creditors. Terms ono third cash, balance due thirty days •hereafter. A H Grump, Administratrix Aug. 28, 1889. ©liu-niff sale. Will bo sold on the Ist Tuesday in () tuber next at the court house u Batiks coon y. Ga„ within the legal hours of sate, to the highest bidder, o r tj.Tsfe, tbo f-, llov.-ing ptoperty o-wit; Oue-foiiUli interest, undivided,in three hundred ;< res of lend in said county, bounded ss follows: adjoining lands oi W. A . Martin, Satuuei Sogers, Wm. Keesfer, fismuel M Her, Mrs. Crump, Was Waid and Wm. Moss, the whole int crest containing three hundred acre*. Bn:d laud levied ou se the pioparty of Psrtbena Wells, to satisfy an execu tion isscad from the 21st district g. tn. Frsuk’iu county, in favor of J. H. and T. G Vickery agai; et Partheoa Vv Ms. Levy made ard roicito me by vV. M. Pool, L. C. This 2<iih day of !' \vg. 1889 W. A Pcav-nr-e. Sheriff B. C. be::. Th® oxygon aec-ks its nsfnr al affinilv in <• of thucoal auci xft'ijes if fj ni n intens:, while bvat, so f;•.•*- i: passe® away as corboniu adti ;n\d net as carbon ie c::i-i®, Tns l.yJror.sm libsratwd f-' ' . tbo or;- g.a 1 'the wan:: com biaes with wh it'.ever loose o:.ygen it a find, aid also on'ns at ?. white htai. Thoi® ceases to be anvsmol for the cs -ben is aii consuuK’L —[New Fork World. AWeek’n HS*rt.rtiaC FOLt S32C COdQ FAMiLiSS- Satd ycrar nnsm sthd the name and ad dress of five of yoor neighbors or hsencls on a postal card and get freo for yourself and each of them a specimen copy of the Creat fierw Weekly, 'it Atlaata Cionsii uiion! our th ee humorous writers, Uncle Remu *‘H v i rd, is miens sketches (A the plantation darkey. Bill Arps humor cus lette r lor the home and Barth stone. 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