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'' i WORK ► Description NEATLY HD PMJFTLT HECIIED AT CHRC JOB OFFICE. THE ATHENS FOUNDRY A MACHINE WORKS,; ATHENE, GEORGIA. Manufacture* Iron and Brat , f TWS. 1 Caatinga. Mill and Gio Gearing ' aakftgSfi and Machinery, Shafting. Pulley*. * ***** frjjHangers, Ac., Circular Saw Milla. %. &3[ H and and Power Preascs, Cane . faK M illaand Evaporators. - » ,•«;. I).m'..<. -<i«« l: .‘ >.<-. Belting. Packing of all kinds, In spirators. I ejectors, Valve*. Piping. Fillings, Steam and Waur Gua»ea, Ac. I We an now making Portable Steam Eugine*, which we sell with an j abaolatn guarantee aa to quality and workmanship, and al prices that defy « competition. We also sell Atlas and Ames Engines, Turbine Waler ’ Wheels, Mill Monee, Bolling Cloth, and everything needed about a mill ( or gin. ' 1 Call and see us or write to ns before buying. THE MOST COMPLETE j LINK OF < BOOTS & SHOES I IN ATHENS, < . IB AT ; THE ONE PRICE SHOE STORE.! • OF b 3 aaasa a <uq ; yT fabUtancUra guaranteed with every pair. PLUMBERS. : : I * I KBCF ALWAYB ON NANO A OOOD Bl’lftT OF « STEAM and GAS FITTINGS GARDEN HOSE. AND SPECIALTIES IN ELECTRIC GOOES I JULIUS DURNBLATT clayton rnuurr. athbn*,oai ‘ MAGNOLIA ACID U TKe Wat Arid Phm.|»halr in America. Fot tine either with J or withoat compost, N by an ha* m:.mn and never will m Bb«VEN s urns (ono\ mt Has no eupervw a* a cut ton »»r grain Fertiliser. Feed* th. 1 plant thtvmgvMit the srarnm but d»w* not burn it in do ( weather beratiMe it contain* Atumouia, Phosphoric Acid and t Potash tn proper pruportumc ' -0. K. DISSOLVED BONES.” : Especially *daptr«l to Grain, and torCottno lands that d«>| ■ not reunite mnch Ammonia. < heaper, rater and better that ] the hravth Ammoniate*! Guanon. Formdeby j ORR & HUNTER, Athene On, J And by reliable dealers at mi InmJ tdatkma. i I THE ATHENS GAS LIGHT CO., rtßinnae <*r MIINM CM COAL, COKE AND TAR, l CABKFVU.Y OKILXKD ANTHBAtTTK ate Bi TV Ml Not* COAL ' AT LOWEST MARKET RATES. COKK M the ClmapmA and bent fbal the Cswßtag *u»rvo and Bs*g*» i awtaaana*. c. m rvanamav <««•* ««•■«*<. 11 A. a MUUIDKVILLK., Ate ttafi BtafaA*<*atArt*ta »attk > -raw wrarcv «MLBk BALVMB «H rttaWto • afafc. t-fapi ranea* p*»* to *r fag"* ** af’ •*» tea ■®lj£ 21tl)cns ttfaldg ffljwmdc ■' " " ! !' ■ 'LJU ’ . -IB '."1".., j .. ... . TTI ,j. jn . ~ - JJI ” L?"L '"BL J " LJLL "L J! ■! JU.IL HMJJJ- -_*■■« . .1 VOL. XII. ATHENS, GEORGIA. SATURDAY APRIL 13, 1889. NUMBER 15 | V ■ Lt ■ ■ ■Mb j jiataMtaaSHtobMMßMMtoA*taß*b<Nß | •ora-* a afeunal tan faotaaeaen A*** ’ ■ era istti ■ » *vi n*« t A raa ■* •• Sv to» w aatonpara*. a* Swraara ’ jra yt fa era ara* «■* fara raraa toa* , •SkCra faaaang, « rara era te*** 1 gan. Wv aa-vfa A aaw-rart ae am toa» • C. A. SNOW acoJ: sarafan rraea «Mra taaasrara ♦ • THE FALSE PRINCE. " I I Oww tSam Ural in timwirln. a poura Jra w, th— tailor oaaaad Latekaa. wt» «nw 1 aauAoywl a rtlltfnl miWiw Ba artlSw * poor wortan—, nor waa Sa lazy BUU. tkara aaaaaad to ba wimefhinc wroag ra Mm. far white at Uaaaa to aewndm i diHc—tly that Ma audit an* tbrand tocanta i to* aad threw off wanha, to. sa attear ocra atoaa. wooM <tt teat bi maditatton. Ma fam I «rairtoeao peealiar sayraaaiiai that Ma I OMhBMr aad onrnrwlaß www wtatt to rwwahrlr: fancmr Oa Frtfay*. taatoad at gotar dinetly tot— < faoaa prajra to would doe Ma maaat garaaanta. I aad with a pr'xad atrMa aealil atrwt throagh I th* atraato aad paU te pi—aa, and aanwar tto -IWe j» wUk tbaa. at htetrfaxbwttba < non taaraaTiag nra at Ma head. (tew Aay aaSatem, tto trothar of ttoaaltaa. ’ waa paaaaag thnwgfe Alexandria to a—t a I *ary mageMmrO farm at wtoeh n—ted a—■ < tala rapaira to Ito talfar. who latrwatod tt to I lahtoan aa bto aau* raiiahte —fataat. That —aatog. after the yuuag man ted < quit work, te waa drirea by an Meabtibte I toagiag to ratatw aad admire tto gorgemm 1 antoroaad rinb embroidery at the royal Area* Tto tamptoU— to pet it na w— great, and te ■ waa AaUgblad to And that it fated tom per I toaewa—tttted to wear thia ttaa IF teaartaiaaad. “Tte maatar too— U teaaaM ■ that I waa bora to tea prince?* I Oto dny.ae toptoddted ateugaeotortry read < —voted Upon Ma decrepit Marra, to wan Jotoad by a teatamea, *te baggad far tte I pile— rw at hte aotnpaay Tto etrungar waa 1 a Jnya— yoaag ata bandaome aad at augag ■ tag waianan. They ware auei chatting fa I miiiarly. ami tmbnk— learned that te waa I Umar, tte naptow of CUI Bey. tte tana* of < QUra. aad waa new haata* tag to t uiSfi •b» | Mm* «as KM wHtah * ttb whhrb the tettar bad I dfargte him a* bto death ted. tahatea to trurakug fae ptaemtoa Ttoar tottanwy taeraaaad and a* tte aarood Say. to taawir to LmbaA—h faquir—, Omar ‘ I pare Mm UMaaWUnge tafarumttMti i I Oaasr ted —r tament btoparaMrand had I taati ratoad from talaacy by fa* Boy Up— < the lai tor e fagte. mdwrad by mortal wmtuda mmt.ad fa tmtttex te tad iariomd to Omer 1 ttat to waa unt bto —ptoow, but the mto • i rater, wta, ta tour to tto priptarta I prtooofrum Ma UMirt with tto ovto n—er I agtat to ma Mm antd tto tattart md tartb . **L !' CM Cry bad wal nmtou tto a— to • Os—rh tutor but hud taraugty taapramad i I aa—Mm to torn Ito wall h—a mdusn* to ; i D-tanijnb SUfaurtb Aay to tto emutag I atoMb. Hamada*, ou whteh data to wmild to M yawn, ohl Tbww arrt.ed. to w— to baud I I to • nma. ——eg ear—al whom to ww*M | Cta at tto —fame, a itagger. with Ito word* J "I am to whom ye aaaa. ' ata It tto aaaeaar | wara "Crated te tte IVateaN Uart hath 1 mala ran I thaw.* to waa to Mtow team ata I to <amd«a*ad te Ma fal tee I Ctaaarh faery fatal l.atetafa wttb awry ' I tto praam war* wat aatfbrarahte to tto tab > tar, to Mt that to tamafaf wu*M to aaera I I wfanatai to Ito rayal fat bar ttaa tea to*l < « ten j I ThU Ugte to fan aateai. tel iftra wrar fate ' 1 ttoeagte, ata m ba awaba ta tea aaarMfai aarf | I tatoid Otmw ataayaag paaaufiOly. to aan- i eeooed tea fat tef dtaju.r r«g l< ar ] I He gaarta, draw tto dagger of who** Otoar ! < tad —lea stem tte oerurb gtadia. ata | rota. ISi to phaag* k b I* team*, tert tto < HfaSMU UMardar taarUtad Mta, *ad te bM ' ta* *agg«r a* bte earn param, ata aacawafaug ta faetar atata M Ma aaanpartan. to tad I I —band amoral state, tafara iSawr aarte ata I fawto btasfaW ratomil at all Ma atpertafaam I At tte ata of tto ami a I day ad Ito umartk «t Itamul.a lata ban (aavtarad Mt Siaratah « •t a detaaew at atgbt ar eta. aaiim 111. taert barn tawaftdly. tea tto ttamgbt ttaat ta < •ae teww te ba * prtaaw tarmagUtabad Ma to ; ' wdam ata to aaaraaawd ttara At worn au < tto Mtewfag day to mw a kwj tram at | I Tto ear*•— teltel to Ito fam as tto bMi a* ! I ehtra ttostaeaae •• —ata ata tto mag | ttMkhNBFW tlb® •f’y* tW*NWIB Bnß*-Utaß B* tt* | lottm Mb* FVBMMHB A ipfßk** V* nr-T-iri *•**— ~itij| t-iibsn RI I Mm eta te cantata teu to eae ataaal to | tote tee atafa lang 1 tali nt abap at Ma Mb As I to uoMbta tea term m erdaw to rate to tto I aetaam to team eoaaararaa at the aatrama j I uCh"—’*"■'* QtatotafaM esXraura* But I ten Ufa a—rata ■w— iw, ifa ta. rairaae I Mt asspt, end Maudf feeetaM M* Stat Mb < Ml mawni aaaa Siwletoa ataaaiy a—aggb to < tapr—bto taitaw Cbnanragte hr item —1 «—a r—ailto ME Me dbanaaaM aad aMtad ep tto MB. I UaMtug we Saggar to Ms bead. At tte tern l at tea «taem* be formaeeil a— seat, aan bf ! I tto— at atofaMead reuai mta* Mb mug ' ÜBaaata r*l emir iilliirnt rariam perUy tab I < Am by s ebra mu win it tai, ata Mawfass • tarn ata anahtag • prtateuta I yraamMaa* tto dagger, ba aaad "iarnto etae r* —a • ■ I •aa* raapraaSaS tto «AA aaaa. •«* taura to < bta opus Emuraao paaar oM Atatoar. sty be I farad eu Uamw * j I totada aad ea» • mitaore at fay ata afaaaaa < •atemw. ta me a —tar ata ataad aepaeawM ' taaaeo am tee rotor U aeas teuafa aaai laoabeaa area eaaygeamt hta aarry bag •or— ata tto rata ttamr to ta ta I ttartiat tying bed ms— praumbmat Mm < fag'tofan Mb faaraa ata dufaad up tan hdk | "Gbra* to Wtai. *wtap atawra ye may | tat «M to «ta Saaatead by • atamtaa— eSfato Ky «m la Übfaar ata us witaaf dura te (pater. ‘ 1 MM r faaaa tbaa Bra, areata I—abate tto dhoaram rataaa mw guy tSww ear eager * Sfad to W— ata— ba Uy a* I abate* an* ttaa Spaaambwa maorSfaad ata taM Mto Mas. 4 rifae fade * aaaatf Las bam be teawat uad wtamd apfai • StaSStt. ttogp map to tea— 1 tfatofa* ‘j • unite— faeadbtodtaraad aamaaaafamd < Cfatotp euywtaaaad atobto Mb* paar ummr baaafawy. uedto ra» at tto aua> aamatead i afa—te Na. toayfag u wuhtatei op* upa* ttaareburte TfaaaM—ntamm • tommA I CußniMfe ***»»•—. Itafa ■mlMMfa to tad atoudy baud tea <toanr '< awto me , faamea aaatab MWMy nte—d 1 toga roiiiipmbui tout Ufa eteibi—. uad toe J yup* lirabH t AHta saal napeptal bar far . 1 tag —aa taate to fam a prtaa* ta Star ma— pnmwwa tafab Titbirtaih , toart aeseaataad aau sap. * Cta— ton * ' baaweata bfamaatam Tte ana— -Oaawr* ' um—aeary«aurabgnpmttobam*«ftaa I •Waa ra M U d anaaMßtod «SM «l Bb ? ema baaea—aagp m Sto ww toMw Tte anMMte u» aSterfa ata aaaaS waaar aa— —fa. awiafa nd Stem aatoa a teCtau sab 5 toaw aa «to waa* aamtedfaan* apaarama— at I Ute pa tear Mto uw fapm * stem■ at grat I •Ufa taM —u tar toad a awn py at wume ’ fata ssta—te aba sad sat eant tan übr rwecty-cwo yuan, bar drums tad taught tar to reeogmae him, and ate knew that among a thousand ato arould know him. Through long noire of proatrato aervanto tto ■titan harried, laadfag bi* arm by the baud. "Here.* mid bo. “la te for whom tbou teat ao many year* wept." But Mr trite inter- FtlDtixl him ‘Thia fa not my ans ate cried. "Thana ar* not tto taatere* which tto Proptet bath ebown me in my dreamaf* At thia mornrat Omar. foDownd by M* guarda, burst epeu tto doors of tto ball and, fading te tte Rot of tte throne, teeaid. •Kill me tare, cruel fatter! I will do kmger endure thia diagracer" AD wm coafuaum at Item worda, but tte •uluum cried. "Hold, bold, thia • tte right asm. Rte tare I eeao tn my dream*!" Tte aultan. tnAamed with anger, fat claimed "1 am master tore Wo wffl utt judge by tte aihy dream* of week worn fa, bat by tto iiMiaßjwtabte» evidbeitc* of Th» it my .tfai Itag V* LaMUHB), "far te >— brought tte dagger of my friend. KM Bryl” , Dinar wm then rioi—Uy drugged fruai tto j rwtti. afid tbe Nuh<l3 d*f*rt*d with 1 chtH*. highly faranaed at bn wife wttb whom to ted Deed la paarn tar twauty-Uro years Aftar the lady had again baraaae tranquil, ate bethought tenatf of maa— to ocurtaoa bar bmtaad of bn error Ttaa waa itiMruft. for ttere ramalaed tte dagger 1 Bto onnaultad Mrlwfaialah. aa oM <ad abrewd Cireamton aieru, wto aaid: "U • anta take nut. tto bearer at ta* dagk* r rated tam Whom tbou loraa an toaaae taterT "Ya that to true But what of thatC *“ Wlmki tiuiiMMMt Ukau," Mud Unb bl<«. Wb UnfKwtf* gjr«D to thy m tua om »*d ouangt If thto be an, I know * way ot truth wbFcb I dMd impart to ttMN» to < prvfotobd bbctae " Bb* wltoptowd •fIBW VGFd* to b« CnlNtfBMA, Who AMMBMd ' pbtoMd Aftd tfIMMKUAteI V Mtot ftNT tb< MlltAA, "I araapt thy deefatoa,* mid aba, "but wmM iik» to frnpito A ttot of tbHr toil! And i ratn— A not tar w—M probably tore hom rid*, fauna ar throw Ito qpar Ttaa rrerybody ran da No, I requlra aumothtag ; that »—to char parapttaa te MafsMßamaA I wwb that both auy mate • caftan and • j«ir cf tr min. We ateD aw wte dam tte Tb* BUitAA WAS SO IjAiNkIMLO- AOd flMbNd hJtHI to aehtnil to tte wfcUa at Ma mottar and try ta bam U mnMug • oaftan Tto MHar i leugtad to bto fame and thought if that to all teat to required tto tody auitan* atoll to pta—to wttb ma Two rwomn war* praparai, cam far (taaar ata caw far Labak** HUk*. raltwfa and uc ware giaw two day* fur ter war? At Um* AKjMFAUu* Umb ttflßA Um* lAdy aw»S Cud Ma mark tafwm tto aw nairtiad eyw* at ■dtaa ata bto wtl* faar mmrt tailue aaop—a Tto tody uailail ata tarwed to Oman "Ata wbai haat thou du—, aay »faf* Ccaiimiuaiir.atay to replied " I wu* taught tto baaoUrraft us a atetor, ata tto work at a (BiSar w< twS torludAd Mb I*MI INbjTi tMbmP' Bmm* -Furitaa. my krnteta and taaH,** a*M tto lady, taralfag to ttoaulton. "I haeeafagtoyad ■raft and raaatag agalnfa tb— Itafa Ukn nut m who to prwwa ata who to taters pur thr ana who UmgM him * Tte mis— thoagMdaapty andusMi "Brat t IM. oeAhwOi sot. Ito» I knew, pnfato ffiah, I • aauam Mr aafto ta*n-wktamr I UMgpnaAMft, SMMF Be mi nmtad a faet harm and rate to* far ta eaar by. wter. dwelt » fairy. AitolwSta, wfa> feta iadriamdad tto Map* bto arwratora, away nrrwn liua Mto brag to tto taaataf by maa Tte awl— at—d to the oaartar of Ito giadoatamM to* loud rcdfaN . "Tto* boal toipatl aay falter* O stay. tter. an—l latara Mm • tody to Bowing wbM* rate* wte aaM "I know why tbou faxwrate* tfawefure item ahaM be toalpaA ahonm Tbe right «ma wtliranam right. • ■to taaatad Mm PUP raabato of guhl, w —a . . . to trims at tto Ikriiwa *ad tto wteto euwt falteJT'rZLZ—fa 1- nTm.’bW tad * aaator tor mmura* ItodnuM ' *•» aoramata *f ctatak. fan. umW ctesw gw sf <taw amteUb i tto an. asp aan. ata to haw ms I—am aupitoal. "Nataote fat—r Kwai aan te —g—r bnpfawm—aa ta* at te , bag ihy aan. saw gwfasm *mM tbam too p— 1 aaaa— at ttif tora I ahnaw ' Anppaaa— ata Obbmf • w fibHß aamakbaal am! aßba( Sb ■ • " - - * ■ ■ “rUL - ■ i mm tte Ihfaf* nw far atari* w— —aaanry Tte Ufa—mm Oaaar** toaa wwiauiaig a aaaad getta* wm ' tag— aa p-** —I H tad war tad fan «** aaJ teptamd U ttaarh toauA T»t itabaa a. <*M J Hta_m>a aae wtawa to—>—a Cmarb Bm "Ctor at tea «Mrs tenwn as tauw uad Sto party to raw* mtaar** uml_ Sb* ——TTfcteto’irMtora*** - *"** Nrv Mr. Lanta. • totaataaauy te tte ! pant tag to year, to Ctaan, jawd ua » ptouu i aart vita mm Mtaffaama. tt. gaav m—« ifateraMrag Le-e a>ufawsasd attM bto Start ! to fatal *arietf fata, sta Üba end that tto i •art won ft Cfaifa *» w aura—l «nt ' aMhaafaaUr to regard te ta* gram mtatom. I A bslwfa *a» fauud raw *•» «• as faowwfb tost Fr tay |i au T tat fang. • tat to Ananritt. ate I* tofatan st th* I- waa paah* of nary tea* see grar—,*ad WMW paper W*am dM N rifafar tram *-*Nwt«* Bun. Twadwfa ftafljr. Wresapa to "****" TM» aftrswaa* M « e'uaaA • anr Caps sriH take pAatt to CWtawrtta ad * ymsug tempbr erfar- ba no brbgfal gWMpvUS* BuCWb Marat Tte mmcramng patam aa*. Mr *, CL Artsuy ate Kws Asatto VafaL Mr Aetoary a mad tataSfa te many «f star oorwsy * sap yam* SOU, ate to uaw • aaahr ad tee Arm ut F L. Aaßaurp A Mri« ut Cirtaavta* tte tato yamap tefafa • a dtobstaur sf ► K F Warn, HI ttetawteto. ate •«w st Ate wms torn - SmuSStelS SNf SbbS SdNAAS* Fteaa* afte ptecu ttwy teC mate tafar IFMAB W TSw OSBMIiBMA JaBBB tt—r toney fatowd* to wtabasg te* Stans • ; a—_m LOCAL dots. Whenever you ree a fellow's name Written oo the glass. You wav know he own* * diamond, , And hi* father own* an ass. —[Milledgeville Chronicle. In *peak‘t>g of Mr. G-o T. Murrell, the A<lent* Conatitation save: “Col. Geo. T. Mum-11, of Athens. • o-e of the most entbnsiatix Allisno men id the (Mate, aa well w one of the most popular.’’ There is to be an Ep scopa) church erected in Cobbbatu at an early date. Bufa acripiiora are now bring mliciteti for this i purpose, and the building • to be a si>b ataniial ow. j An indepeadent old lady, speaking ot Adam's nam ng all tbo animals, aaid abe i didn't iblak be dear feed any credit far _ luamfag tto phe- Anybody would know : what Ut cull him. 1 B. tne boys met an old negro man ‘ 'rudginc along with a big aide of bacon on !b» abohMer Hi* coal w * full of bol«* and p .icbes, m»ny, many-colored as ! J>«eph’* Tbe bora .aid, “Hailon, uncle, . why don’t you buy Ira* meat and more out V Tire old man answered, a* be | retted tbe rn*at ag.inat tbe fence, ‘ You | are, bra. when I tpeak to my buck, it j gives me cred*; but when 1 speak V> my j stomck, it th maud* de cash " Mr. J. T. Batioa Da* moral the Singer sewing t—ebiae«flier to Brad street, *ad he will OCX ry a portion of tbe tiurv ; ram of Mr M A Dante. ? Whde Col. Machen waa in Ba'limnre be ' pwcbsisd for the C A M. four elegant I pasanger Coach** and AGO bug car* Thfa ‘ took* like buamras. ; We are reliably informed that a new takery will te te full blast here ta a few ; tay* | Tto name of tto poet-office at Gould h !to be ebaticrii asatn. Tbe name of the | place was th st Greenwood and was I changed to Gould, which waa ate> made tte num* of tte prat-office Now, tbe Ito poaial sstbontim want another cbangu i aaade. as there Is ano'her office known Gould, ami tburs la danger ot mli log tbe marls. We tern that a Mr. Bull-rt, living near (toateavule and Naw Neto Honey of this city, were united te marriage *t tbe home of tto bride to E*» Athena Bandar after [ noon They tara the brat wiatos of maar frte.H for Jlteir future prosperity abJ bspobH'Bi. The Ifadte Memorial Arau-ri'ra are making pg puratio— for a suitable cele bration ot M•modal day. Q iite a humtar nf cauarv birds have been aoM te Aib<ne tte p-ai few day*— Ttora are still reue Boe ragstm •• sufs at Ho-lgW’a Bow.' u Cterwe J-e teriWtee b-fa*—bo ther ate wifi tave tarn reach romnarles o« hand to lake part ta tie lou'itament. A friend te Madtem enunty arat Mr M A. Dante two fee N»w Fuurdlsnd pop ple* thia mornlag They SMM *dn»irod by *1 who ba** s«** them. Mr. Joke Rowe, who has been In tte telephoto offira haw for some lime, terra te tto usn—lag fny Arteta, wt ere he has raetvrd a good potato* te tbe telcpbo** office al ttfat pfaee. Mr. J ll Nraene bra luorivrd tte s'- pntotmeM at Ufa poH-offir* framrrtr teld bv Nf- Itarerisft. Mr • a flee boair.aas *u* ate will attend to tte delta at clerk (HMWMBv Tte Ptossta* H'»A A Ladder Company *f (Ma «My baa reuweed aa tevHatw* to late jfari to Ito tarinames I te be held to CAMUtafakGa. May A*A They will b<te * uMtatac toefabl. ata duride as to neepr teg IM toVHatas*. If tte Aih—a buys r • I -y * ds*ri»toly wtaapr'S*- We «•* ’but Mr Wi 1 *m«, who has ‘ tee tn charge at s tauterr tote, wtli SborrD IstaVe Alters* He I* qehe a farce | ns Sri U meey at tte yrang rafale, Tto Stody at Che B«Ms si the T M C. A, »«—■■ wr»ey Motasy •!<*’. prora ray mwrattag —4 thWr—riC* to ell *te ai> wta Tte teacta* tar ihe ra* moeita w*a Me D. W. Mriirara. A new tartar fa . approasta monthly. , Atotasttwt. tataed. was aroa’ed saei I tegni wu a raettge °* Break ata dlaurd riy I rauhtam. Me rati in tte cwwae ata gos ra muub <4 tto rndray* ■ Mrar. Nr ■•* A N*M are uratag »tefa to* take to Cutefe svraue te tte rear »f D FsrtaU A Jautewer'a Tte* jrang item tee* a vwy tee pgurfae ata ra qeta Mr Amra Menard*, wte I* tte mater <4 th— h—*<.fas? o»«Ae* feus tetataat ‘ I «M*b * thett fadurn— seme ttase sa-Ce. ’ ** arta <i«* «* ttara be tto W-wi4'a E« J prats— tn Faris. M' BtamewtbsH wd* •as toss urn tan A* • ptece m tte *spus» MBib I Mr. Nart-feM fa terran bto sira Mt I" Cfayra smart, r«mwv**rd »ta tmprrad la apgraara. Tato «dl te sme <4 tto tenram ata rams afaroerra *»ran • tto any, wtaw tertrne* teak itejrt Tee*'* tern r*>«M r*»« • pertaranoew MMtteFirrFtote ta Mtatooa «--*a y Bratey Qntt* * unfa birr from Auean •tte pgaataL Uta Vamefae**' AiaifaW— In Über. j Tto (base T«nrito*4 Aafawttrin* «4 Gag i gka ar* to ra ******* kra an Nay Its, ted I ata X Tte* fa *u earadAagiy rntate f SSwr hy tody •* Gsorglana, smrabsvmg Mtay—aae throe h«n*M ot tte mta ' pumtoimM man ata favamfa at tte A too. I T*e Usmtaßtee at tte Cafaeta Mt rm eras | teem see Meer* Bn-raw. GrMtab atal ■A BtaKtowwu. am par at Ate Board <4 Bte» •ssMfa me Mta** Finnnara. «•»* “4 Matora* Xww, Urate* • tram fa* yta. We may ssra* an swisdtogiy lee terns , Meng fau» item. Fsta A. J. Cota. Prawtota at tte Bteta at MArariiir wu csaa* tte tatmm ■ as shtoMfa* up part at tte way. Yteseamwa srto te teta ta tto tew , agran teem Tto rarities as tteatty acM—da are pro. raw torata eeramee «t Uhrt tag Dnpiny . autamta wte stat to •* ffiaflAsy. Tto mty suO. dto tesrif tew* by sura •-to. W« ni t asiniif ttow a *ra*ra<i*wZ ijte gras* fatofa at tto Ufaw* li num Ufa * tte tovtedmm mti faaau ateafay. AT THE CHURCHES. THErEVCIFIEDCHBISTPREICB- KIS, AND CO-ta.nCNION NUB VICES HKLD. What tbe Preacher* Maid Mon Say i* Their Varieaa Palpita. At sereral of tbe churches Sunday Cuuioiamon serricea nere Held, and Kt all, flue sermons wen- prenched Tbe religious peop e of this community will be glad to bear that tbe reriral at Oconee church c munocs with uuab.b d iahrest, and tbat much good is b>-iiig done by tbe earnest ■nd untiring eflorta of ibe preacbers who conduct tbe aerrices. AT CHK EPt-CorAL. Rer. Dr. Benedict, of Cincinnati, father - -ur uur*rrwrtrxriras',• m«ws St,«fiu John B nod Ct. filled tbe pulpit at thia church yesterday. He took as bis *ubject, "Be ye like Cbriri." The *enn »n p<eached cannot be giren justice by the feeble word* cooreyed through this column Those h> wring it, pronounce it a rrry bgicil and i iteiea’ing setmoo. The nuiu hie* run ning through the entire sermon was th? perfect model which human being* had in Jesu* Christ. Tbe importance ot following Cbrwt in esery particular wa» urged, and the duly we owe io uur Falh-r to lake s* an example the life of that beloved Son whom He aent into tbe world, ”ib*t who soever belieretb <>n II a m ght not perish, but have everiast.u.' lif*" He gave a* an illu»trnti-m ibe ptiience with which Ra phael pa>ntec bis celebrated pctureof the Christ. He was dissatisfied when this pic ture bad been finished, although the world went into ecatasie* over it He bad an Meal to which he never attained, te we should take Christ a* our model, and al though we can never attain to Hi* perfet alate, we can grow in grace aud fit nur se Ives for tte world to come. AT TUM rMKUITTEIUAN. Dr C. W. Lane preached one of hi* characteristic cram union aermon* yester day, ata admkbtered C >mmuni<ia to a very laige number of c<-mmun canto. The text was a prophecy from the book of Daniel coocer lag lira death of Cbrbt. end la a brief but thorough tenner. Dr. Lsnv ran nwr the prmc pal event* just preceding the croctfisio* Chii»t waa taken through ike betrayal of Juda*, was brought before Copba*. theJl gb frieel, and condemned to death. But Pilaio bod to pa** judgment upoa him, aud Ho was carried before Pilai* Pilate found Him innocent, but did not have Ibe manly courage l<> n lea— H>m. Bo he attempted io shift tbe blame ua Brifta, <>l Gallh », but again foiled Again he attempt'd to elude ibe inevitable, by ofetiag to rriraee a prtauer to them but Buabbaa was taed for by tbe multi tad* Thea Fdate wasted bis bands of rise tr taM, aud Vona* • I d •■ut«*><4 cru-» eifiid Tbe death <4 tbe B<>* ot Maa should to krpr ever ta our minus, and thus we keep o*r cumnu>n«Mi. OCONBK eraKCT CMUSCM. A Kuo-l, old iraHO'd love feaat pre ceded tbe pri aching service at thia church, which ws* gr—lly enjoyed by the congre galtaa. Il la a pity that thia dal metier feature of M.Usodbra baa been permitted to fall so mart toto d-»a«e After Ibe love feast, Mim Ida Ahl* eta Mr. J K Gardnw were adto<tted into full co*nral<o* In Ibe Cbarth. Bev. Mr Q iUlra ita-n gave an rauoat ata iff ctivv dMorarw f'ta tte leu, "E«<rb walked with God, ata was ata, t.w G«d took bios.’ Tt>e prracber showed wtot was implied I* tbe expreaa bra walkrng wdu G.ri, ata tte oecran, far on dutog. »rd tto gracioue rsratHa of sue* a gswrar. Ttra WMurvgalo* ws* very targe, ata tte errmu* ws* much trajoyta. Ate* tte arrmoe. the N« ramet.l ut tb* Lord s fepper was *i«r>i-l*twed. and an natraaily iargv namter ot ctantauairoato peritripefad to tte wrvice. AT THE ri*»t M«1»0l»MrT. Bra V D Ao JeraO* psvwcbed at tbi* rtaick <ra -F-egive**** " after which, tte regular (.-rasas***— serve— were fata.— The i-arduniag p-weg to rgbtefa* g»vwn> rnewt I* «• acotaora »"b law—*o to tte face at M, OUT atarav iL Gbrte, (be teal In* larywetev of tte l*w, la—Wed »tr»*utas*ly j era* rasteto* 'Lbw* a mam. Nta a "e --rata at tte taw wra removed, tot it* gr—p waa ttabfamed. aetata upon ttoragbt, bsart. ata IW* B« Feta «a*d. -To be t»m furi—d to tte image at Bwßfa.God bad prodratMtod those wte— He turrtsew." • heu at*** fata* tte oidigtatoM<4 tb* etew at tte Drvtoe rataoit- Uro « ope— to him. te hro* ata teoatta* aa s esfuro too pure ata b 4y to e*tor «*>a W wes d a*»4tov. W no* • «■•** ■tiara —m tb* I me. be enter* ap-m Ura totoa of ***** l«f* •* ar» told tbat »tabi*g irapurv abtei castor Brave*. *ta **r toons approve it Ws arc m>rt a*a raws ** be meat for Brave* (tea » rcwch ttero la tte afa»»me*t. wtaom *m erragth aro fra* « to ana s veto item tatty eta* teit«raraata*t ttat perdo* •fa *cmwdrtce wub taw. Not a pn—apie at Ura Dtvra gow*a**to vtaratad w av ora nwrr **rrwr Hrs. C. D Qarapte* peveewd frte* tte tsxt "Wirai a**.i lAs ftotff' Tn* qrae- Um* costata* tte *sra.'» «4, *ta antowfari«• t*. •• ngtHlisl Uta- la ‘be orarata pta», * dfasiy. tai feteMJy. pro m*to tte sstaa »*•*»»«•• » lain* Ata. It to tto togewmra oral star a at <—**«*■, tot at romrae d —targe <4 rctag—• data**. •*»«< tter p-rraraai uteiga I tara. tbe pream* —taro at eayerrane*.— . Art. Wtat Sta arm rate ** <*», tin ba gw **d receive toaftetlta*. Lamdy. Tbe Hta*aw«• at tte ddhrora te<*ee* do*ag to to fattod, ata tetag te cram we era a*eed- A me* saved acbiM bows teaag feted, ata ite lattes warad a raraaawet t* Urat ara Ta» dtatrra* tto twe toad* M era Ttoo—dWtooe- Atr taaawr. ite «ta* did taevrafer ebdd •a* eared. Tto* m war Car art* a Ufa. fates fat tas ll ev. <Mbmry<N Bsntagm to devoitag * 1 ANNS Wfcl tkHM W® IHMMIty I gMa« Mmcß Mme te tte tarirtag after i rata* tofafaa*,*** Today te mtaa a jat elgM sera, «• brat aft* • i rt* (Artorterjar tee. tt» to 1 farad te haaeMaetarfa morstaNpi * ,s * ot (to *•«. •- SAVANNAHJN FLAMES BINTORIC BriI.DINCtS DEMTKOT* EDSATI'KDAV, Tt>-r l.eaa 91.500,000 -The ludepengeat rreabylsriaw i hurc* ■■* the Odd Fellawa Hall Burned. Savannah, Ga, April 6.—S ivannah has been swept tonight by the most disastrous fire in her history. At A:55 o’clock tonight, the fire broke out in the show window ot D. H. Hogan’s dry goods store, corner of Broughton and Barnard streets, while a man was lighting ago*jet. A moment later the fire bad run to almost every pan of the building, and those in it had , UAHEI.X TIME TO ■—*»* - • with their iivi* ihe nre communicated to the crockery store of Jas. H. Douglaae A Co . immediately e*M of Hogan's, and it waa all in a j ffy- Tbe high wind prevailing contributed to spread the tl m-a, and there wa* no potability of checking it. Thia building was one of tbe finest buainese b ocka in the city, and ito d< atroction represents a h«s, witb it* con tent*, of at least <ISOOOO The fire then jumped to Hie m tguificent four-story brick budding kjowß aa ODD FKLUOWa’ BALL It was totally destroyed. It repreecnta a lues ut *125,000. Among ite occupi nta waa the Youug Met'*Christian Aaaociauuu and several storekeeper* on the ground fl xir. The secund and third stories of tbe basement brick dwelling, immediately west of the ball, were also destroyed. Tbe loan was *B,OOO to *IO.OOO, The Are next spread from the corner of Haruard aad State at reel*, through twelve or fifteen brick dwelling bouses, completely destroy ing them T.icy teprev-nt a k«s of not Iva* ibau *75,000, including contents. Tbe air waa Ailed witb sparks, one of which lodged on tbe steeple of tbe INDU*ILXI>KXT FR*»STTKBIAN CHURCH corner Bull and Boutb Broad streets, four or Ove block* from the starting point of tbe fire The church was totally destroyed as was also its handsome brick Sunday acuool building, and four or five contiguous dwelling* The city has] only four Are engine*, and a* all were needed in the bu rn nea* part of tbe city, B<> attempt was made to fight tbe fire at tbe eburcb. Tbe lues on tbe ebureb, chapel and content* was *9OO 000. Tbp lose on the dwellings iu toe vicinity was al least *35.000. In tbe meantime ibe fire bad communicated to tbe cupola pn tbe large four story brick building used aa a store for paint* oils, aad builder*’ metvnai* by Andrew Henlay Tbe bias on tbn building a <d its content* • probably *»0,000. Across the street from tbi* wa* * TNK MANDaOMB NXW RBICX AlfaSAl <4 tte Savannah Gu'-ril baulliun, Wblct* wm faintly diwtroyed. It repreainii* a Ira <«f fuly feSOOO. Tenor fifteen wn.idea dwelling* have also been burned, o» whtai the Ira wiU probably ba *15,006. It I* mp-iambic to tell where tbe Ore. will slop, a* spark* ar* starling aew ohtburate in spots quite remou- from those, now burn i«g. / T«* KXTKXT OF TNR FfllS. Ai midotgnt th« fir« bad done ua wo<« Tbe city • still aflame with tb« glare of humin* budding*. From the them re In tbe brail ot tbe city it la now feasible to walk Io tbe weal er o eitrwmity Broughton street over the charred remain* of bavaa **b'a most twmet'fu) and easily atructuros, a dwiaaca <4 a third of a mil* Tbe In dependent Fi-ehyteiian church waa com pleted la IAIA. Prceideat Monroe was < prew-nt at ito dedication. It coot *185.000. Duly *IB.OOO insurance wa* carried, a* the building waa granite aud was insulated. The high wind lodged a spark In the steeple Tbe fire depsrtment was 100 far away to attend to tte growing flame* 1 ru .usai.ds st eal and waiciied tbe aacred taiKitng'a dewrocttoß, and awaited witb I nraaibtera Int-rvwt tbe fail <4 the ateepte. which towered 180 feet in tbe air. At e'gbl o'clock tl fell as the click struck tbe boar. Tbe s wevt-loned tell, now Jangled ata obi of teas, tailed a* U fell by stage* to tte ground. Tbe splendid Bunday school building .Jjraiag wm erected In ISA* by tbe I cbartty of Mraa Telfair at a o*t of *85,000. Tte iasnrano *BS 000. Tbe Guard’* arsenal waa tb* floret •initisr- of It* kind is tbe Sooth Tbe Odd Feitowa* toil was dedicated two year* ago. Brousbion •reri. tbe main shopping strcat, is sw-pt troei a mMdte p-nnt te tbe ■oulUera btart, tetween Wbittekef ata Barnard, fra over a hundred yards west, rrraieg Barnard. Nta’e street • swept trow Wbitiatar to Bernard, ata aerraa Barnard ball way io J< ffr’aoa, a diateao tt aroriy AM yards Going smith tte building next tn Ite Wuhfieid was de stroysd, ttaw Baatejra b Ita ata aaab fac tory, ata tte Guards aroexta. Next coeae* Tort etroet. Tb* • swept for b»arly two btocka from a po*M MO feet west <4 B*H Ties enure block west of 801 l 0* South Brota fareri/xs tte oratb ride, ta deutroyed, eaoqw Dr. Hopp's rsandeuce. Oppnetta I* tte Mock «m which tte Prcsbyteriaa *b*«rt la airated. Tbe paraoea** was saved. Halt Street w auotb ot South Brata. Tte Boa-fay actaoi tetldiag ata Captain Fraiarr'* reaxiaoe* ata one Mter are in rata*. Wright Sqiare • filled with furaiture atatedAa* One ataestekw wm burat out. ata utatev as-wd «h oaoer appro beamoo* Btartete were spread over the trifar actaemy roof, ata tte hol ding was ■nd. Captain Gostfoa protectod h« roe* toamrn by the us* rd wet biartra. Tb* sparks sprosd over ite city, eta aet Bro to a ferae nearly a mUe away. Tbe IXd* MttL fax in pr <ree* ignited several tracx tat tte flaotee w*ra oraqaared fatal ■•ao. fraaior Daßigwaa and utter* ai tanprad so eave ibe Indcpatara etrarcb, tat were driven tort by tte beat. Tte Arc to tte to'*t dtaroetive lira Oeiy wide street ata frcqeeat porta pro served tb* c«y from ara* **f« vimintra. BO uaooao UFB b teAtoofa rcpraedtfri.«ta n*serines rao r , ahum. Tte »eigbta<fn< euiee promptly * ♦ tfsnffira»r Arc erapraaes, tat ail were * ran* tert btara rc-rtrag bra Tte B Beet ewranra at mraraL wra t . ite prcvara su*e-«nlo< *lA«>. ATHENS CHRONICLE SUBSCRIPTION A 1.00 PFR YFAR ADVANCE ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE COLORED BAPTISING. I.argo Crowds Preaeat—Free Fights, **d (-rent Excitement A large c owd of colored people, and about three hundred whites, attended a colored tep'izing at the creek, just beyond the Check Factory, Sunday evening. It is estimated that about 8 000 or 4 000 were present. Thirty-six persons were immersed, and the pa-tor of the first colored Baptist church had his bands full. It wks a bad time for baptizing, judging from results, aa there were three fights to enliven tbe occa sion. A white man and a colored citizen got into ■ row, and tbe former had bis face badly beaten with a buggy whip. Both parties were let out on a fifty dollar bond after being arrested. fight” The ffenteat damage‘CWtfJSiw* Ing to pieces of tbe breeches of the one by the other. This was followed by a stormy war of words bet ween two fem ales But, they were separated before coming to blows. A young white man fainted and great excitement prevailed around him for a while. De bad a fit and many people thought he was dying. Smaller quarrels were numerous, and after tbe crowd* bad dispersed, knots of them could be seen in various parts of ths city discussing the affair and the troubles of the evening. The police were on band and bad their bands full to keep order. Altogether ft wa* one of the largest attended and most exciting occasions of the kind ever seen In Athens. to - aa i *>■ A Day of Firee It seem* tbat there were more destruc tive fire* on Saturday tbun ha* been known in tbi* country in oue day fora great while. In addition to the great fire io Savannib and Griffin, full account* of which appear in the Chronicle ibis evening, Augusta aud Macon bad each five blazes but the damauea were not heavy. Pittaburg had a *500,000 fire, aud Norfolk, V*-, waa visited by both fire and atorm, tbe damage being *150,000. Tbe news come* of small fire* in every part of tto country. People cannot he to careful in windy dry weather when handling fire. OLR OLB VETRRANB. Will *—a Have ■ Haas* la Cleargta. Hon Henry W Grady never started in all hie useful life, a more worthy movement iban that to bu Id a Confederate Home In Georgia He la right when he aay* Geor* gia wil. do her part sod do It well. Tbe younger people will not be behind In thia man* i, -nd wrisrudlo their subscriptions to swell tb* Itat We feel ennflbeot that %te *woj4F at tto Btat* wii) fehd tteit - every eflurt to the furthering ut Uifo moves mem, and in tbie rrapect we can safely ■•tert tbe people of Atbeaa will not be behind the other* From the mountain* of Nori beast Georgia went some of tlie South's bravest meu to fight tbe battle for their rights, and io tbe movement to sup port our old veterans, wearing tbe honor able scars of war, and disabled In tbe ■ervine of their oonolry, tbe people wbo Cberiab tbe memoriae of their illustrious dead will not be lost nor tboee wbo keep ever green in their memory th* glorious record of a Tbomaa R R. Cobb. Tbe young men of the University, ever ready to do tbeir share of aoy good work, will send to Mr. Grady tonight their offer ing to tbe Home, and a right bataaosie offering it will be. Mr. Grady is right when be propose* to make tbe matter a purely voluntary one— In a movement like tbie there is no need to beg. Tte only thing neceeeary ia to let it be known, and tbe auteenption* will co*e. Tbe cornwpoudent ot the Atlanta Uooailiuitoo, Mr. T. W. Read, will take gnmt pleasure in forwarding by telegraph at once any ofi-rlng which our good peo- P i« may wieb to make, Nurtbrwt Georgia will do her share in tbto work we feel fafa BR.BVrt.to AT faNCB. gn-a-a-a *• Basse— AM Mee BarwM BfalMtaari XSavanbam. Gs-. a pill B.—Tte work of reeiorarioa b«a already begun. Pisos are being perfected tor the speedy reconst ruc tion of the Guard's arsenal, the Odd Feta towa' tempi*, the independent church, Hanley a aaab factory and other buildings. Tbe church wtli te restored so as to ro araabla it* former ttif. There are two •acred edifices i* tbe world like R. Dne fe St. Marlin'* in ibe field, Bogta< 1. feriit by ffir Christopher Wren. Th- waa tb* model. Another Mataa to Prorittoeae, R L Mrs UuMlas Mdto to nredited with raying tbat aba would costritu ' a bu— ,j.-ta itaraand dollare for toe cbwcu e reauxatioe If nacresery. Mr* Milla gave that amount for the rebuilding efjtba Savannah bo-pitaL Her b iuntie* are as unlimited as tee fortnae. I* * year's time havaaaab will rebuild tte burnt dwtrict, ■ta no trace of • ruUl wUI a°rvive tte fir* of Saturday night. No bfastoeae asaa fete tee* hopelessly crippled. Tbeoot* wbo have loal lb* moat bravily ere Rill po*w**ed of their high commeroal ’standing, and will go forward with greeter auccra than «*«- Tte earope from all fatal or errtoae acci* dents ia another gratifying feature of tbe fir* No «ra to Wt io penury *»d as to tte fire* tt 1888 and 1870. T«e to wrw.ee oosnpehto* aro tte chief mourner*, ata eve* thfa bofanra* b*s picked np won* today. On the -bote, fevwate ( ■ profoata!y tappy. and tte raebrate. BO d otter artmaae «* ptoaeto with tte p««p<ta of tte ye*r ttara Ibra A mertog of tte Cfabrik Übrary taste JLT-Ute tab! ura* ro.togbL Tto Mimtai* prraent at ytaerday'a nraetfag ’ were ta favor <4 tenteroag tte nee at Utar k bail .« tte Youag Meo’* Chrtoda* asra ’ rierbra tat there wa* tat a qaransm ata " oflfemi aetto* coaid ncA be taken. Mean wfeir. tte Yorag Bta * Chrtoite* aaaneto ■ ttafaroßtta«M**to*ilnorotae< Jaffismon , ata Brcrataon «re*«. ata will at ones e mate fat H* rareptacy. . Ttegyraratametttaipira tali tetrad by ura ata ato» * Pteee far rotatag r ara Tte gywnatauas will te open to , ttwrow mgM. ToraM <te ra<tottofa ■kA ata auototd to •••*• • taiidtag fata