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Tuesday'* Daily.
ALUMNI DAY.
•*«** jainr. ttniviM
AW EK EI.I.EUT OKATIOV.
Tbe I eater «**rrfeea The Giral Baa*
yarl Ta-at«fc»,
Atoma! Day baa com, and it in a day
Dreg to ba rame*barad ta the history us
the InaUtatioo. Around tba old coliegr
bail* are cieetariug HD* K”'’»P* of pilgnma
tfe a craatue (briar, •boar anatar «bea
enmbtard. math an tar Into the buxlrada,
ax! abo«a that la tba Blala ot Gaurgia.
to Un i»»tally in iwrt wtlboat friend*.
The aaator tare aMtada tba toredcri
trtabaa of tbe raoaera ot Ibe lir-uni- n aaai
Banquet, Tba tbtag x>w to bow to neat
itara who wtob to attate tba banquet. ate
that qoaaUna » guiag to baa herd <to to
aaawar. Bat ittogotog to ba aeuafwtarliy
ardvad. Tlwuta ate y**og are bare,
they eotna Irowi fall aod rdtoga and
barite* ate atty; and Wife ail aorta to
•wall tbe th I ran that ebawto the patera
aad awcaam at tba Uetovtery of Oraagia.
From age aod all nirif aa naraoat naa
that tew may raw prreefW. and add tto
aod Irraber iaoreta to bet crow*.
AXA WAI OMAgML
At vlevra w'etuek, the Artratai tecta >
tto* of Mito dob* fl—pi. lira era of
it em To gt »o aoythtag bbe a report of
that tgoacb. NMA oar porpaaa. It Io aba.
jF ta» MM* IM* **hpe*l mMI M* bi***- A*
be adraecnd to spate. be wan tnet wtob
drawing new laapiruto* freon bto Alton
Motor. Tba wtfat itbonmad by Mr
Umma WM ’'Tbe DaOMgngan.' aod debt
abty did 'bo ifagwal Brawa boodle too
SAmm** M# pt*l*v*4 tlb* v*f4 p*Ut|*t** I*
a!> Me weak aod tow *«a* toon the potm.
etea of a btgba* ».<«re, oppoaitog to tbe
ptojodtobof toepaeple.aad attoiag I brwagti
From all MHb, bto at n rare *tab «afl that
tloorgta abate* be featevwad. Tbe lawe
bad mono wbea toe yaaag ewe of to.
torelb *— grapple wtto toe great eebf tte
of toe eattoo Bad art tto tbeto. Mo arged
Um Qmm*M** In b**p Uni fl*M*it* *p H»
tba Mgfaert etaodoed. and towknd toe
9*4 *pu* ** ® *
Meer wan ea—Bead nd wwda per
tartly toarreitowe. bM w< aad bare er
tabtbg. Mt* debrety ftooddn. Me
ttoaratod too aodtooM toe treor tome
yeanere as aa boar. Md when be ao>
Wan Owottorereaty epjdao*led lie
bod to toe and bow «* toe npplt—, wtoto
*ae thee renewed After toe ben nd Mito,
tone torebad to the etoge *■ got a rboore
to greag toe bead of Oeregta’. *LMUe
9m*lb* **®i ***** **b*f***4 ***w Si •*•
r reman arwut
The debt— toM alrerae— at do
■I. Mid toe pmgrwre—wre a eery bto
met Mg e— Il eboreod a greet deMut
preperat— to ton apnretoea. and tontotoo
toebowt£L Uwaerehdrewo
F * <»towa»t. Treop meaty —Ore
tory aod J<—him
W * J» *f. FeN— aowefy
■mW. Cbteoley
J| 9 * 4****** ** SS* ;
Tt— ing
to F JwMoft. Untoee—My —<fe«r«*n
8.8. Mrerea*. TeitofMW re— Q W i
Fuifnanoilnre
F C fhenbbAredf. Jecham rreeaty
The Breneeto M enrewee
t 4 toadn. Ipof. derupi w—dy-~
Tbe t*M—e of Meewtot—
W A MreinMf.* one—nA
V. M >**to*. tireent
A9pMMMI t*V j, f Wtat
th rlnre i tie. . I Fan O—prem w-
peee. ton—..i ..0 to. .a—..
Fta*. • Are— toetoed i i Oiend bto I
toetow*** pee—day k wan retorted to
toe mmre— tre tOMimUM— Fred
Mothwdiod bM aMy totod reo ah— of
Meito—ottre tor oner tbtoty pmre. bed ■
wto bn bred to MM a re— to M btoydrere
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to* «mB to »a ——»to to* tatoto*?
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«p—to pr—tto to* —» ts Mr Ctor*—
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Wirifteertay*. D.'ly.
A GREAT BANQUET.
rim MW«T KfaBMAMT AFFAIK
KVKK OKKM 11 ATHBNM
Tonete Kleber ally Br«nendrd to-Hap*
pine*, and t.oed Peeling Prereil.
Leaf erenfng witnreergi the grendent
and mrnt cnmpk-te tMoqnet ever held in
Athene, nr perhape in the State, ft show,
that the Unirereity lack, a heap nt being
dead yet, end from indiert'oms we would
judge a Mill grander and more glorioun
future.
Aa tbeanciety marched to tbe opera
houee it looked like a mighty army ready
for tbe fray, and in their heart, and energy
we know they are ready to fight tbe battle
of edocaiioe. A vbion of loveiinere
greeted their eyea on entering tbe ball.
Tbecboiceai flower, tbe Indie, coal*! get
were there; banging mma drooped from
the gar jet.; evergreen, twined around the
pillar, and arebre of tbegalienea ; and the
colon of 111. Vnivmity were wen on
every band. Ked, orange and black atre.-
mare were fioaiing everywhere, and men
aod women, tbe chivalry aud beauty of
grand old Georgia were proud to take
their pUcre beneath brr .tandard. S- n.r
rtry elaborate and d.flk-ult work bad
.been done by tbe ladire to tbe dacoe.tloar,
eepeciaily tbe banging Japaocae umlrteiia.
and tbe long ttrnemera from (be top M the
ceding. Arouud tbe edge of tba firvt gal
lery hong tbe fMCluree of th* Alnrani of
lite pea', men who after honoring tbe
Cai veratty, have "paeaed over tbe river to
j 'in tbe majwtty. •
Four tabha fitted the lower floor, and
<m them ware burnteg tonwaeralde can
dire art In taataatec pnaittoa and inaatilal
car* daiahrM.
twk bAwqtt era
Col. I’ope Barr w a'wted tbebeaqm t
el tfb o'einek, and the fr— waa highly
by afl. It waa ear.rd ia Hrht
errerera, end war one of the m. at <te g an>
fare*, ever —end ia Atbewe
At b*lf.p«rt toe, (M. F>>pa R.rrnw
loaat-maaler of the nrcvGoa tatradoerd
Ont a Bnxt r.. FreaMreit of the
Atoreai towtety wh* aaM to aafaataaca tb<
fallow leg
Tbe t’ntrereSy tat tbe pee* bee fought
—ay banfee. and rwiwe oat vtelnrtoee, aod
now at tbe etaw of l‘O yrere. rr»«r*lcr
the order of aatore. drew. Hfc and strength
and vtgre from the neraatoa A round
ma I bar aowa aaarnibled ft— every
aacftna, end from ovary vnewtUre of life,
u—itenttag by their prreeare and tbrit re.
tbaMaawi. tbo*r bred aa>! fltodtvy to her
caaaa la tbe aame «f ear eowMona moth
er. I wtonat yn« beta Mteatobt. end In tbe
W4r>t of that mother I Invoke tbe neb
btoeWngn of the Almighty apoe yon (ap
plawre >
atm. r»»we a. rmwrewt
wm tbe bret to reapood to a toaat. end
that woe toe Arete Tbeapptooto ebnuh
the boeee an tbe Uwvereor es Orergto orewe
awd tbe attoeltoa waa oedlvhtod dartre
b» epeveW He aa**’
Tba M— to wbteb I ate to ree;wed
pieegwe. ateecatotoa ave of tevugh'.
am! o-HMaeode amr ramrel Miaou* a Tbe
State k» a great factor to owe Federal gw»
wwmaw*. aod w» aaaoM dtepewoe wiib A
wMb— Mto ea—ag open an If I may
La afa>w«d teeny N. nod I any M With ail
revurvare. tbe toate. tbe roton, aod tbe
<—aUon, are tbe pnttu.nl utarty to
wb— erevtar we may armorer al. aw Uvea
aod rejoy pMMteal tremtom torevre
Apptoare )
Early Uaargta binary la qatta tetana*.
Mg aad flarefiltar Iler charter* g*w twr all
MMd trews tto ifiavMteaa * the M»a*tbavw
H.«fay Mowa'alna, aad tto FteeMc
4 It *»bvecwd aO flrivitag*. pm **l.
aaasM. aM wteatoa, the Marr**. *>f rtoto*
ever granted by aay royal fweragaUw tat
•ay advaatarv* m undertaker la to •*)«*-
•4 ia has aad race*** *>*•<• farw***
(tuaefhiivk A praAririth* tew um a*wa<
the seres «*ac«a**ete (Great a<iptaa*k
•ad we r«*i «d pawyrie *«>!■< ep etevae
A4*r» aad Madtag M aeer to eaaaMtote
•xaarto toewferew toe tow.
Han ato ia grand aa watt m qeraa* to fare
•ertyMtoary. fetew atoreafl Ito a ywareg B*. ■
retae (toda awr ar*ite. tawsed to 'he teas*
•tore <4 the ■»»«♦*•?«•. paaaad key a*aa te
to* aad eMari to «arrytog * irtoopa ’to
aawaaratord ad tto ««atoru Ck*tterai
aatoi aww, aad N wttl rear to Um to
tea* raw toaa wereaet • «M*eto to«y. *»ro
’•rraitato* a atagte Ariri. a*4 ra aee*
toto tea nMiritouti ■>! rita*ail>*. (red
WIbMMWW (’'■HMM?? mm* Imo
Stotofeaad freety but *>aey aad bar «*e te
toriwato tto flaw** at Ito ***** arena,
RefiMto tto af tto p.«flto iltewri
iWbflte »
efeaiKMtAdMi aa*ae«r«aaa
(M Oarre* taae aarereaaed tto a*M
tto I xmatety Oweired WMb tea
gtartte Haa toratod y»a*K taaigM «to j
a*** her y*a»h a*4 laa ptadgwi to*.
Mae as W fatteffli eato
Ctoaaaritoe ftagga *—«•■< aa ewauaa aa
tot teMM sad ay uh* a* !«•>>•«
I tea tow aAAHto* te y** aaaator a*
tetoVteri «*. aatod Dwta *y Amm aa Ure
faaata *4 tfew ■*Mta«toei aad trnaa tto aaaa
1 <•**«* rit nvtag Dried*. I ne** torn aad
I aa* tom *>• ertfi *y M*n aad M*t to
■be rietfe. to •*>• wtoto laaMA atol i* a*
*y bngy, Uto taarewrt «d tto Cato*rigy «d '
Uaegta (afßtoia* l Ttoea are yeafiin •to I
•ay tto* rar reraay Atohiaad * d mii**t '
w* aay ttad tto toy a •wratog «ara as
•to* ram «gr*attag to***tk tto Wafa *
Ma at Afeaia atoS u***m* •*►>•< aa *►• -
W er* dta*3 tore te Magpa* aad bare ear I
tataam aa* tto UTaaa fef .we ito rifidte I
waa. taare a ta*d baJtowvd by OraWa* ]
ate MtoM arid (» Rartfe a***g te* p*gto !
ritaaWMgdM* ato* arid ha* I* 1 | aa i
•Law «m UMR aaaurritea to ref Mate ae to
feredtoh** to •**!•* j •
We taead da Ito l>*r*My AA ta Mto. J
M«fl*dri*i bad itoraaaay ye**ria* •* a*. I
to* Al «hto tow ito C atoenay «t Barto
er* toaetto*. «*d flfty yurer* *w, ekaa
to* te** rt tae IF*** l®*to** w ri *•*• •• *
tofl la to* totem «4 as aaaeery. ti ran 1
h* rte afi.J a*d ■*••*!* «g a*
toad te«ii*m>t Freer* «• ****«•*•* re to j
fe*A V* fIMH* aflau** W» •« to* I
«hMa toe ******* a»J «*r ctoMree tto I
••■dj taeA «* Ctotedarea* grera • to*. |
•teg em rewre totoafe* atoaß to* to to* J
safe**■ to* atoafl te Infai **gfi *• aaaf»
tad tod (total Are*** tew a*d «***«
{ < Adtoaan I We tenVi >» a*fa* re tto
I *to tea* «*d *<•*. w taaM M W» bare
'to Fteawa te an** iar. to tea*a -a area*
’' «te toe* remriara * to* a* te tea fata*
* afeaai «f tto y**r*« aad to *»to. g» ears
tag dtofe* «e to to*gfia«a* ta*» u* yato
I toreto aad taffl tom * aa toararawa, •»
' aad fta aid toe to atom red te«r to
’ r*e taaa » •teaaaee dflritom tow m*
toe* store to* to **ra «d Maaaana.
g*tom (***m* «totoaw »
Tte a*at ***ri to* "Tte At*** es to
CMt B'<**> Ttoqy Ltow toto**** te to
r * BM.« aJZT"b!
| wmaaA, sad
HON CH AKI.E’ 7. NOCOBD,
of Aognata, took his place. He apokeelc- I
quenlly of the alumni ot the pa=t, <>f their ■
d* voted and untiring est *rte, and their be
ruic lives. His epeccb was beautiful and
eloquent, and received great applause.
M.W JOgEFH B. CCMMIKO
rmponded to the toast; ’‘Alumni on the
1 enied Fie'd.” Heroes in war, more than
conquerors in the victories of peace.
He spoke tn touching manner of tbe
•oldters who have illustrate*! her on he
fiel'l of battle, .nd said that it was a suffi
cient utterance on bis part to any that they
were tbe peers of any soldiery that ever
went upon tbe field. He said he called for
the rc-nrganixation of tbe grand army of
Georgia; there wets too many Cokmls
now-e-iays. The lawyer, of the land have
nrcrped the title of Cohmtl, and tbe Sta’e
is becoming filled with them. (Lsnghter.)
COI- W FH.VAMC* MORKIS.
The toa»t n»-it in onkr was “The Alum
ni of the Prerent, Past and Fu'ure? W*
fight under the shallow of a mighty naote,’
and waa re.por.ded to by Mr. Sylvain
Morris, ot A'bi us, in a most happy mam e.
O>l. IL W. Patterson, of Macon, was l>
have r.sparided to this, but was prevenle.
by sick ores.
BOX JOHN KRTVXX
rt.ponded to tbe hut toaM: “Our Founders
and IL nefac'ora—the promp’tog. of wboar
gvnerove hearts have budded monument.
Io their memories more enduring than
hrawior reulfuured »t<me. He laid stress
upon tbe enduring fame brought to a man
l>y founding or endowing an faatltution,
end argtd such oa the aiumm pr.eent.
liar.ng tbe es-retses, tbe alumni sane
“AuM Lang Avne," and food Btetnory at
old arquatntaaem lekiiidted at the soon*!,
and bappltira. bnbbled over in each apark-
ntTMHTIV TtX*T>
After tbe regular fawMs, there were set
er«l Impromptu toaste. Dr. E 0 N<-w*<m.
wbotmrudervd tbe r. Mini toes calling hr
tbe rv-nakm and beaqne«, waa cmte’l upon,
iml r< •f*'*‘>l*d > amkt loud applause, lu toe
to—- ‘M»ar New Centennial.**
Mr P. W M-ktr-m, of Savannah. In an
swer to rep»’ ,r ‘l eelia responded to ths
loaat- “Tbe Wire Grass Country.” Du
ring bla spvacb be c*Hed for three ct.err»
f<w tbe
fatbntn op atwkns
nhohadbytto r i*rtl and careful labor
fired up tbe bell » steely, aod done moir
tosa all other, towaftto tbe aneerea *4 tbe
har qnet. Tbe ch«v*a were given with a
ring, a>*d tbe boewv scbrmd aad n-toboad
to tire praise of tba ladies ot Alban..
Col. Gaertes Bdgvwnrtb Jones, of Ac
garea, dMirevd an original pu— wales
WM highly eojoyad.
Judge Howard Van Eptw. of Atlanta,
laspowdvd u/lbe toast i fhw Jwlgea."'
Prof. A. J. Cobb reapor*«ted to “Gvwrg*
WMbtogtow, the first grwhkMe as tbe Ua -
vvrei'y taw nsboot. *
Tbs was ch* d by three Ksali*i
cneere sod a i<v» for tba work el Mr h
H- Hi*tae*m to twbalf of tbs ts-samo.
Tbsy went forth amgisg suega as ia
days sens by, and their Hum unrated gay
nod IbeW sp«->tv ltg*t We V— ibal at
aw Mai rente a* sal the grnhd-chi dree
and great graad-cbihMen «rs lb—> primal
w|;l be here Mrt by tbe hundreds, but by
IbtelhoSMO*da, aed h wdl be tbvw prhta to
say i 'My saetetae toeh pert to are -wale
handred ye— ago; be helped to bull I
ep tea p«!iy i— usiwm. .ml not l<v th
r>«b treeowrea <ri the wotid wmM I giv«
up ba. wnmiey.”
Wadarada*** Ital y.
AUI NG LRUH ATES’
*»a« an* rrtkia tetr* •* an rra*»
j Stea ■•*••« «r * mmi a* ••*
wet.a.e,
trie • e*ere ep»wfa Th* liaiaiaie
aavaa* KaeaeWe* * tree.
Tfaa l atvvrMiy Ma real fana <*• anre
gvedaatog elra te |ata n* atari *
atohai Tba caapel aw u.r**g«l fay •
<-y ad law txwaiag *a*er te *e lb* d .
phwwM dwitrereal. a*! to uiirtutefal yver
. tawd afib wteb • fe’ttag «*<. Tto* grad.
aai.ag eta* warebed lafai to rAapel x
»tare* vrfawfl aad fa to to toto *****
fbw •«vycaaae enaddwed te ferlivanug anga
e*l naw*, aad aaaad were vio-flrat aad
tebeva vvey grad, arae ta bag bataari to
avvtagv tet <w *v give to pragraataM
K. A. Omaa, • Fa, Btbb <**at> i
•Muto tnaa Fugw *
J w H*ra*«t. H B. .Oftotowflearaary.
—“fetat* L«*>*a4 *4 Mattotota-”
A. V« W'ton***, IL Fb.,l’wwetaoraety
—•Tba Vtoxag Aga.”
« tk Aateafria*. A B. Fto* R-rar
ftsrtetalJLtxhe White** An
W* ItottougF
W<X BcaAitoa. A Bertn* awmfy
—’Btoara !>»uaui **.”
L W fetaafaed, A. &. Barria re***y._
“Vratav *
A M Uarufetol. A B. Itere*d Bram
tlreaaanmaty —‘‘•■rtaa to* tto* ipurare < !
J M tiaawu. A M Fxu* eraaiy - I
•Trie Traaag* at FVtaa*MM ia Fa tetr At- I
W H A M . FYr* ttawne. Frihaa
auauty "Tire Awwtr.as <'*aa4tow». ~
I w Bgpta adrearwd at to to aa ot to
1 -pre*tag arid and M*i** fto gredttettau
I.' ckaaa. aad to etew areaw te bear fa* .
! ( «a*ka They erere f*S as advtee ax*
’ I ktafaiy tods* B* parted wfcb a» fl**,
| gywdauto* ***** waa attmtaaeaa fwtoga
ted ateaate wtafaae to ***** «4 rar*
. I aaaafaw Re erg*d towa te tare upaW** !
i base safe aauetow ad to texfi uari ta*. |
•*»y. aad wOwre re uwe aught gre tearer I
; ««to«ato to ALha Ivriwaf tori* yrerita'
I te »re r t*r*M tat to g**A aad te to aJ ta i
! tone javwre ta arete to a ataaaag (wry re 1
I to ta*aa e*i a te«**g te to p*to ■
1 H* aetata* am to dfl|du*M> a* taw taw* (
* I aad **h rwto to«> pare a fi*raag tore )
,«f gaud atom
TtaruadV* *W fee Ma dgsy «*».!
•ad «t to *ai*rr, ata* to t reewaay |
a* aawd tarawg raargy awd team ***** I
Ite htoa I rar ****** ag** as rto* ran i
‘ferae* ferady toy. to* *• to •*, .
wfirife to ;to «*Mtod tram to aacvwd
I faafe*
Vtte *buv*e** fltaw
* r*d*uto> tflawtaw fexw «*dw ga ay- |
Btowaea * I** edtagn rtogad tMb arm.
J tag. fam flatoe *Q*ru***t. I* *« I
hrtgb*. erteay ')«ta to*', taw mala *■ eaten I
terev-Ay to-' tato at F*n*imi uni ■ I* «flfa f
■■ M*a to ato and a* t >■**** tag* They |
are Muarw Tto Tretota. Bayrai re tiraf
Maar* Htogfewrfe. Ba* tato*M*tta to*
j totoawdl torry ktaafenaA
BUteratav ft*far l *'
Wv ware MM* at F»*ri»*» grearare taw I
' ■’ J< R-too* w* bad!> bto * ,
a adflrafe* *«« Bv. Harev tortown. - I
to •* ******* lam feav rsiy ataart twriae j
j •«*** ato ewreto a* De fiarahiy fa*
. tawaaw*? to •» be Ay bto. a*g a * I
fr feuMi karar tfa» eg*> «f a* rya
t» *B
w*a * taw tadto Ftaito team Bred, tot i
i Stay te aa toeaga
niKH SiTAVR aNU ('NIOV
llruss er ■■Krrvsi « ellrrtsd freu* one
Cxchaeccs.
Dr. A. G. Haygood has resigned as a
trustee of Wesleyan Female College, at d
will remove to Alabama to build up a Uni
versity for girls.
Hardy Hamilton, who murdered a Ch»
naman at Home, on the Sth of Febru iry.
Was hanged in that city on Wednesday the
19tb of June. It is said that 10,000 or
H.OOO persons wiinessed tbe execution.
J.*hii Gilbert, the veteran actor, who lias
delighted so many thousands by his
charming delineations of English charac
ter, is dead. For years, be was one of the
prominent figures in New York's theatri
cal circle., and retired last year upon tbe
dissolution of Walack's company.
Wl.cn Rev. Sam Jones cloved bis meet
ings at Jackson, Misa, the other day, the
ministers united in testifying to the grxsi
work he had done. Tbe congregaiion
ranted f :W) tor the orphan My'utn in whoa,
tiehalt tbe evangelist bad appealed, and
tbe managing committee arranged for a
present of f1,.V0 fur Mr. Jone*.
There is ■ prubabJity of the workers al
Johnstown atriktog. They are working
far fl .50 a d.y, and will d* mind fl 75.
The ritu .tion ia bsd enough, without any
d'tturliance of this nature
The argument in tbe Woolfolk case h
going on, and will chwe, prolwit ly, te-moi
r>>w. The general impression atxms to be
that there will lie no mistrial. The crowd
in atlendaoee cnotiotv-a to ir.cre—, and at
time, during tbe ipi-aking, tear, are seen in
the eyea of all present.
Governor Francis yestenlay dealt the
Batoons in Mtasourt the m<«t severe Mow
ever received when he sigi*c<l the New
beriy bitt. Tbe bill ptoMtoia mmic, can’.,
die-, bi.imrd tables, pool tabtas. howling
.lleya and bosing gloves ta saJ-K>o».
It wl*l go into i fl. ci July 1.
( apt J W. Nealy, a p-ominenl eitisrn
of Atlanta, was foaud dra*l is b*s ro**m in
Atlants yesterday. Ucare disease waa the
trouble.
Judge Speer sentenced Jobe Green an*!
J « Warren tn ail years* bard labor in lire
Ohio penitentiary yreieniay. They were
from near Kava.naia, ami were arnatr.)
l>at fall f«r p— log counterfeit money
Tbe Judge —<l be did nut feel dupNSil to
sliow any —icy.
Tuire wm a disgraceful areas to tbe Al
lin'a public school* yesterday. It wm a
IltUv boy, ten years old, be—ly drunk, and
suffering with delirium tremen*. Tteil
qonr dralcf who told him lbs liquor, wdi
be pre* CO ted. •
X.vic owsd « heavy tornado In Florida
In rewite reel tows trees wets blown dowa
fre mites. Il wm extremely severe* in
K»n»a*. Tbe town of Union town wm
destroyed sod two wo*, a aud four Ukß
drea drowned. In one town to same Mate
a da* tonal atd s« v»ral bowses were wash
ed awsy. la Vlrgtoia 4 l<xA the form of
a I ail.torm and in »*mc plans tbe bad
was three laetav deep
touiuu N. C , June I?.—Rryant Chr
r»4', a yusug white asan, wln jail at Moutli
pofi, ItoVßswtck e<<uniy, for tba murder
<4 bt. ulfe, sad wtU bv tried f < kla life at
ibv Hepienlwr turn of court, lie I
ctsargsd with posauoibg lib wife with
WrthMb'Wg OuntalMd ia a bottle <4 Utter,
)*Mt **f ah<u be Ituiund her to dims,
boa died about fifty mtautee aftrewat Is.
Tbe bottle enwtalulsMt a hat ran slued «4
ibewinabM teas
wbicii resultoil to finding arswaM,' rirytt
stae and prusMC atod both to tbe wine awd
U>e stomach.
Theta la aaotber womaa ia tbe cum to
wtaan Cante! diatrea aow to be amrried,
but tbe county c* -maasatoweia ref— to «i
--low tin to have sv»a aa totorvfcw with
tbe woman, who to al large awd to aw
cbargvsl with e> mplteriy in tbe mooter
Coi.l WM.-a, Ga, Juaa 17 —Dr. Titomas
A. Halils died at bto b—a ia tbto city tale
leal atgbt Da wm owe of Ibv m«M y«vm.
ii»eal cittaraa and most racoaifsi pby*
ctoas la tbto city, baahisa being a toirgv
sfacAhoider ami a direeMW of lua Eagte
aod I'heaii m.awfaMurtag company
Ila «Mata to sn loated st f 1 to»l H.
tawvva a wife and atee efateirra. Dr
Ha'tte wm burn ia M«».r*w etmafy, G»
sad ba wm w*tocat>d al Altera*, (la., and
tba Uaivvrwty <4 F*wn«ylvwam H» pruc-
Hard wredtriM f« a tong u— to fav»n :
cuuaty, aad moved to tha« <My a few y.ara ;
ago Mw faaaral look ptaoa tbto aftes
a*, to.
Haixmu. N C , Jeav Ml —A yawag mao !
loud date* <Ma* re—m—to on—te to
Batbetfaed catoety uodar para«ta» <ltv*a.
aim** Me bad wbi|—4 a —ale bwta.
who reputM toe xreasolaani to Ms
fMbsr. Tbe eikr ■ vary severe m twnrt
tog bto CMtetovu. aud »rerx t—re o—-
I—l bto ehbat ran vury arwuMy. Ou tbto 1
orawtom. ba treri ward tat to* tba* to i
*u*U gtve awe a rirrvbta tfarwrtnag fare i
• tafgawg h« teartto. Tea yraag *aa ,
Imv ato ib* terttei. awd ••«» ay raar* |
crytag* la a law ******* th* reyun «f a
gaa waa beard, awd a haa to yraag »aa'* |
torn are astavto. te eaa l«**d lyteg ■* i
to tear ato a ato ta bw taari. Ho tod
tea tew *«M*d*
W «u*w**ra. tea. Jaw IT —Th* ttotaa
M *a**a aly in to maw* «4 a t««g>uee aata
aettaa trial « UMUMterfarty tMreg auh 'far j
Hag-sat «*«*•* at late pteca. aad ato wu* I
Mei a day B«g«tat c*a»c* three »tris a*U j
•4 Urea ptare. Tbe fee* ■ T. Mxue X i
T**aa. aad- teaahrva as tfapr* ■
Bteafeerd awd Btp>*Mr.~ a** p*ta*faad ♦
a feitataa, be* tee* w a taring a weau
as wtoaegt at •*■* as taaaa cantonn I
Tretey. **• ****** of ttteua a atetagi. i
t«wty~*a*M ware bapaste. ato. *to a |
tetto peeaakar fag Batata*, aaariy al ot '
ta* ewwto evH ariwady are* fi aa* *< ra* >
•e ta* ■<*•* c*ar«** ateaead. lfa**e fee*,
era awd «*to .fhrtate «*d batea* *•*. ,
bto aero amaag lb* ******* rata**to*L i
ate at to efrira*** «*. ra qa*e * terr* I
-fin****** id aauj ttouerrew te ta (
(■*■*(*>•<■ cretoag wah to rate w to: ,
asm (wretetad tto toy awrev feafeto j
bto reiga» • area «gfi g «** ? ,
•bar fears a Maria t are gaagfl*** arwrac I
tri* SMK* mum a**t hawrg wfety by to |
■ IIP Vri waay**■*«*.
■trehree tore torehaMv Wraali a WMgri
*■• **eaaate * triWferfai.
B««». to.da** tfl—A w*a aamte
WMtoM «W fawfeymm by teto >-«*.*»
tba abto feto ato BefeamarnwU, Stea |
*Mte*y. m Wreflaaatey taut Tte dkte '
<*«y w*m tafiraew Btoel Ik** aad
* hfeferta te regard te rartigg a xrraa
jeeae rt ate* a* Mto’a tomtofa wbto -
W reaferM rianaw te baa* aretred. tttabat
Bam ta ew d te bawds bate Wfatate |
write Btfe-'V B ra. ata> « q*»a * aatto
red. fete to cwmg. ts *» shaagM tto !
******* toto rertawdy feta Ba •«>]
•ratfeta m to tagga aad 4 f re*» pan* as i
to taady j
DEATH MTOPSTHE TRI th.
A H'osarknbte !*tee»e in a Caurt ia
AUaulu-
Atlanta, Ga.. June 18.—The case of
Arthur Hayne, tbe boy who is charged
with murdering the Italian, Cbristopbine,
here last fall, was very unexpectedly dis
continued in tbe Bu|>erior court ibis af
.ternoon. All evidence was in, and tbe
lawyers 'toere arguing tbe case when a
messenger arrived a:>d announce.! the
death of tbe boy de endant’s mother. ;
Mis. Hayne was in tbe last stages of con- ■
tumpuoD. and when her son was placed
ou trial for bis life, began to sink rapidly.
When young Hayne beard the sad news
be turned deathly pals and fainted. As
soon »s lie r-gaiue*t Consciousness he went
into vid nt coDVulsioiis which threatened
to end bis life.
A hunted cwsuitation w.i« h hl be
tween Judge Clark an.) the awyers em
|4 »ye<l in tbe case, which rmolted in the
• Itocontiriiai.c • of the trial until Thursday
neX’. Young Hayne was placed mid r
two thousand dollar bond for appear-.! ce
and tbe jury was dismissed with instruct
lous Io al.ow no one to talk to them about
ue tritl. This was done so as t > all w
'he p.ison.-r an opportunity to attvnd Ins
mother’s funeral. It is, p. rtiape, the only
I lustaucr of the kind on record, Tbe scene
in the court room was pathetic in tbe <-x-
I :rente, and tbe eyes of th us p esenl were
Wet With tears.
Au >*|*>Mwa Klraaeul
;Of the succvsa ul Hood's Sarsaparilla is
ll»e f,ct that every purehaaer r.Ceivtsa
fair tqu val nt for h s money. The fami'-
tar t»ew - i.»e, “IW !><«e» O e Dollar,”
sinlen t>y imitators, ia original with and
true only of llood'e SirsapanlH Tbto Can
eraily be proven by any our who deatre*
to le«t the uiatler F**r led <c>>u<>uiy, buy
.inly Bend's HatsapariUa. Sold by all dnig
giats.
ra * w
SaVUI A fine launly of cbil.livn were
all afflicted with icioliils. Twodi.il early;
the rest wouhl *.a*u have follows*!, but Io:
toe timely a:.d perrevering use ot Ayer's
, Sms .parilia, wl.-ct. tmih tuein up uno a
b< aliby m.d man boo*'.
AUaaU teas
[By a Chronicle Corr.*[>ondeni.]
Tb a ev.ning Senator Blown was rr-j
1 ported better, hut alili weak I tom the
, I iflceta of the b<rt west. er.
Gen. J*4ia F. Lewis, th.* ncwly-appointeii
(rasUUMlet of Atlanta, is certainly being
t treated weii by the joblxrv. He draws
I (overuuvut pwy as a retired Ge neral, gets
, a pcujuwi , aud ia postmaster, too. He* will
lake ci.Mge of tbe * tt!e. h.-rc about July
I*<-
I tee MeCarty bill, which was intoduccil i
1 by the BciiaUH bum tor M&d Durtnct, ami j
1 which provide* lor a unil.utu rerw.-s of *
1 cim«4 tiXt-lkMik* fur luc e uni mon scuooto I
’ ot Georgia, fur a period ot tifleen years, to 1
te.<*ivlng the c.mdmunaimn of tbe aiUar.ee* *
' tn Him tertiniy. They bate paasvd resulu- .
ikrtu dcnirtiucmg lbs btll, auJiaUmg upon ■
1 lbs other and llw tnsuuauf eUU
* CalKrt*, to dll .-at Uh. measure Hy tbe Way,
what is H»e Hue. W. ti. MeCarty dumg
- while tteto to going oaf Tbe pine >< tbe 1
State la dtocuasb.g into mrasnre uulavur* |
r .Uy, and i! M* N< Carty can du anything
j I« min the lite", be bed teller du It. it ,
we mtataka not, the promise to give tew
, cmWihu*ui* ci.«ap buu*. in bl district,
waa one <4 tbe maiu tosucs in bto fight
<igaii!»l Ja*l< Hou aid.
A (juuvvui mu ot A*r-te<>li<>rul Co nous- *
•tomra .4 Use Suulheiu S «t<< m*y be bed *
to Allan I A Cummiaaktoir H«>iid<-isoe ba*
’ received a letter hom Cummwwraosr Hui
, !*r, of fxrtttu C«re4iea, suggesting a Cora
vsAilua to ■ fleet aa slr«i'g*aMnt un tte
, enbj et ol Ure and cotton tuucg.ug. Jud*e
HeuCcrsoa appro via ILr fax a.
Tbe Intern*Huoal Typographical Union
I a—ta in Atlanta mxi Jan*. C. A T.
THA miAl/M'wTAINMto.
A < waa of l.e«A*<we4*aa n*«lrtirt tu lb*
1 BM*d UMl*a < toll.
' The esse of M*«gan A Gtbbs vs. 11. 11.
‘ Huggii.a, adtpin »>tslur, wm deeded |a
I tbe Untied Stairs OU— lbw truiroiug, lu
I f*V"U ul the defiudeat. 1 bto la a eaav ot
j wag »’M»4ing, and cm Involving about :
* fifty tbirtMUnd tel ere worth of property. I
Mr Kley Garrett, <4 Qainvavitir, died,
* leasing a vMoabto Mtata. In bto will be j
| prveated fur bto bona! cxpeoais, an I then j
f aae!. “and so macte c 4 my estate I here 1
toVwpsaio Wtoefae*.”
' Wbrwwreio-k all tbe preqwvty aod at I
< bto dumb X peami talo Iba »a. ds of bls 1
| Wdv rite Wblkd » Mi. II 11 Huggies !
! abo was ma te udmiemraue oa Ute ratal* '
M-rtgau A G*bhs, tvo lawyers ofTcara. I
pucehaaed tba leierewl us el tbe heirs ex- I
cep* Mrs. iluggtae sad brought MM io to- I
surer IbrW *b»rr «4 tbe property
T*e • wm tied la Ltov Mau. Mpirtre I
aad ecprii— court, tire • i. terag Mb «A- I
I so emrb L—.
' U**as* I F L MyreU, of Atlanta, aa-i 1
j Chfateel H II Ferry, of Uslrasvtte, cur '
t isrd tbe care iaio tto Coiled ffaaiM Cusr*. I
I Jedge ituf wiu*. of AUaaia, aa*u Jodgr A ■ I
* wm, ag aibarre. isprsweaiad the te-leaee. ,
1 J edge Newataa lbw mmaiag teexfae
I .bat Hm Ufa, tone 11 a** be tereAm*. » * ,
<apM— M. U *mu .alvraivu fas taave
I ad bu prim» r'y te* Captain Wb-SM**.
| <J— tt C He*latwa was 1 tea i
; rd osaeMv to find oat bow much *
’ raai awtaM was toauglM sHsr tbe wte
| anade. aa ! fa we wte*al tto 1 sorrel r t prae «
i aod tto actual buiaato «4 tto —• am nmh : 1
I«4 to after tto toed vapewam bad beau j,
i todaered Ai aata JoeraM L
(' lED flat A, CLARKE COt VT., twteaere'.
• Ofeae. M*v »?, *« eteaaate M*y Haa* '
I »f ••■ «f**Md lee prvvaaa n *<ta •< ** ;
w.aretra**.* •• to atofa ot H D fetoto.
- <•** ate eaaety. fewreaeat. aad I adi P*** *
* <yre to a*ee ea to arre Mewtay re I
areara » M HLRfi*: M,Tv»y "* I
paaa;*«l IMtoere
H
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POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
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PREDESTINATION.
Editors Athens Chronicle•—
Will you allow me space to correct
a mistake in my friend Culp’s letter
on the 11th. Now he said that he
talked with a jiersou recently who
actually believed all of our acts arc
prompted by the deity. Now lam
the man be referred to. He don’t
■ understand me, and if it is in my
power 1 will try to make it nlain.
Now, what 1 said was in regard
to God’s pt edeslination of ail things,
i 1 said that God made all things, and
tlibl He controls ad things, but ns
for prompting man to act bad 1
i don't believe any such thing, neither
j did I say it. While Mr. Culp will
j concede tiiat all things that be t<
, gards us pure and holy are ordained
!of God he denies that the absolute
; government of God does dictate by
; absolute decree the wicked works of
> wicked men and devils, for that, lie
i says, would make God the author of
I sin. He therefore sets up bis judg-
* ment, aud set bounds for infinite
| wisdom to be restiicU-d to, and be
lyofid which limitation He must not
j extend bis government without sub*
ejecting himself to censure as an
unjust God aud the author of sin.|
| Here Mr Autry quotes many
passages of Scripture to sustain his
views, which we omit for the waul
of splice. Ed. Chronicle.]
' It is atheism to deny that He,
i God, is the sell existent independent
j God, who has created all things for
; his own will and pleasure, and if it
1 L«e admitted that tie had a right to
, create the world, aud all worlds, it
j must be also admitted that be bud
tin* tight to create them according
: to his own will at>d pleasttne.
j But my friend admits the forc-
* knowledge of Go-1 an I yet denies
j bis tleicrminalc counsel on which
1 the certtouty of all the cvcula ol
! lime de|>eiid«. Men may have a
limited fore-knowledge of liriß*,
which God has made certain by his
determinate counsel and decrees, ns
it is said the living know that they
*
j must die, but God’s fore kocwledgc
depends on nothing but ol bimself.
My frivtd says that those great
events which God had fever ruled for
good, were —defied of the Lord, but
that the smaller matters and Hie
wickrdtiess of men were not predes
tinated.
Otofi Saviour lias informed us that
the determinate counsel of God iu
his all |M*rvading proridcucs num
tiers the hairs of our bead, and not
. a hair can fail to the ground without
him; aod Panl assures us that w<*
know that all things w.jrk together
for goo.! to them that love Go«l, l<>
them who are the called recording
to bl* purj—e. But my friend says
that Panl Waa an old Jew aud an
, o.d fogy, and was Um stingy to
j marry. Now he baa set aside the
whole Bible and set up bis own
Judgment instead.
He says that try belief la the effect
of my early training. That ia true;
I but It ia not of man but of God.
And I am flail that He langht m<*
i not to apeak u»v friend. 1 would
. not do so fur ibis whole world.
God deliver us from such vain
* notions. W. N. Actri.
1 Redly tbs fit, 4i<toi suioca tterwu<b tfer
eras.
(Trerin* sway all tto sbsflow are! (tenm;
l.qu .Lesneo cfatter.n s/v prreiluig to
fIM,
F*»brr la m <*sn b*.
F*< tto wi!v sod arertte* r wbu suffe*vd so
Lteg,
Is fr*ti*m beach back and »<vwi wifi !» |
> ! rew»T,
And vto man t>*pt*y m she to to-ni<b', '
As rise ifaieks <4 tto ahwtow that teas takes |
Ito flietet—
'to ai<ate>w <>! dtovaae ibal darkeas an many ■
to«»*a. and nukea IM hfe <4 w*fr at *•
aeatov *®e «4 teinbte wflertn*! H »<• j
i»«aae<l we are to kqow that re tort a rem- »
•dy h*a to»w fonM for as? ttowe drlieale !
tereasvreentS aad weak Mwai |w*ce!tor t» |
w-wsw®. |i cras*e toefasrrl— b -m*. w‘tb
••vied !khur» <4 rrrat )t " I*. F*ro*’a I
Favovito Fr-acrtpre* ba* dose for wowien >
w tot no mtor reuMily ba* done, or can
and it to to* to to «os>deod at ifiat w<*«c<. 1
wto bare tore cored by rt are •> eelliraL I
arite to ha praw. It to tto only mtoieta 1
foe woaara anM. by d>nmri«t*. ntster
•toarrrva ocaaaxvßa, from tto nmaefar i
Hirers. <4 aatoriartw*. or sumey maraad |
TaJcA
\S»
Qiw&t&ax
Tro <rite< w>n. tar to mt wra
aa* <d BaaaTa fun**«afet&a te teate ta UM
anarw l*aa-4! Is te a»«S Ota ato. aad U*
tan tx* Barer» flaratpafto ariaany are
■aaqrtMtre* ateg te rtaWiM hr k • ata*
baa gsvaa te *»» wafectaa • pca«i*r*y ltd
Merit Wins’
riraCr flcmararCA rare femfinta. flat*
Bvwa aad aR Rvaarera Dy«prpa*K •*»A
Betorrie. BtoaWMM. rvarerare Trite
Trite r«**ag. «na*M M A PflMMe. atrve<l*.
tea to bervra tafida ay to STtaia >/«era
tea.Wa hi.rarea.rUte * aateby*£ drag*
tte l *. t». « fa* flfi Fviprera* WC L Hate
ta Cta w Mtoift
Kever Bets On .His Own Hurse.
They tell a good story of a man who has a
fondness for fast horses. A year or two ago
he had rue 'hat was said to be a “flyer,” aud
marvel-»us sto.ies were told about what she
had done, and was capable of doing. Hut an
lutunate friend noticed that the owner of the
I wonderful horse never staked any money on
her.
“Why don't you back her for a good, round
sum if she can do what you claim she can?” he
asked. “That would prove that you bad con
fidence in her but it is ■■ ■ -
“See here, my friend," said the other, with
a twinkle iu bis eye, “don't you know me well
enough to know that I’m too modest to bet on
my own nag, espec ally when I feel sure that
she can’t come out ahead?”
When a man knows he can accomplish what
he undertakes lie doesn’t Itol modest to ear so.
When Dr. Pierce put his Favorite Prescrip
tion before the public as a certain remedy for
all female diseases, with “satisfaction guaran
teed or money refunded" on every buttle of it
it proved chat be had entire confidence in the
preparation. Ha felt sure of its merits, and
the testimony of thousands of women who
h«v» been cored by it of "weakness,” “irreg
ularities,” and all the distressing disease
from which their sex suffers so much, proves
hat his taitli was well founded.
Am Tail Visiter.
A few days ago acme of tbe famly
t> tight a bunch <4 b*i*. anas aud carried
home to Mia. D. IL Rodgers. It had not
been there a very great while before a
ni<>st hideous looking thiny; dropped out of
it au<l at oner showed fight It is d< -
ycribed as a large apider about the alx<* of
an ordinal y sauevr aud very vicious. There*
was no one iu the bouse brave enough to
kill it aud it made its escape. It haa been
«e< ti about the bouse several tluua. One
lime it was tip on one ul the bed* ami tbe
lari time it wa* teen II waa upatairr.
Il mate* * a vtrange sort of aingi.ig notoe
w hicb ev< ry now and again can be heard
tn *«>tuc dark corner.
There ii mi |H-ace in that bouse. Every
one alts with their feet iu the rounds us Hie
chair, afraid to I I them down to the 11**4,
and tbe b ds arc thoroughly examin'd
before anyone will retire.—Macon Tch
fl’M'l'* 3
Altera* Orfcalert.
In tbe game vs base ball at the Fa.r
G’ounds yv-terday afternoon, the Atben*-
...W* were d D ated by a ncv-re of 14 tott—
Iu justice to our boy* It must be Mid that
M>me rrf their test p ayenl could not lake
p-rt in the ganit ; but even If they had,
Madisou would have made II warm fur
th'-ni. It to lielived ibe At liens nine will
vmt MauiHin tom. and that the fourth
gams will be very interrs'l. g.
UUOl.ket.K'l TRIH*.
fiter MarAerer Water* a Rrairksklr
Mlaireirut.
Macon, G A., June 17.—A apecial to the
Telegraph from Ferry, Ga., My* tbe
tirat day of tbe third wrek of the Irin, o
font Woolfolk, charged with the mur* e r
of hi* father** family, cou*iat‘ug of u*ne
;* * *ple, wm made notable by a statement of
ito arcuned.
Woolfolk, vben put on tbe stand,
ebowed no nervouvnea*, and told bto story
to a c«ul, straigulfurward tnatiMT. He
•wk! that about two o'cluck on the mor Il
ing us the muider, be and bia biutbii
liciiaid were roused by groan* and
•cirains, and that both leaped Horn tbe
te-d and rushed into their talber’a room.—
KiCbard wu lu front, and m be entered
u>« dour us bto father'* room, lom flays
Ktcuaru wa* struck down. Tom claim'-
bat tbi* so fr gblrned bi* that be ran lu
item wlnduW, leaped out, and Went to tbi
urgru UiHiMi and aruuavd tbe iMnaloi.—
Tm> remainder of bto confeam**ii cunsisleo
»t • tenutxiation of tto w'tmwaea wlu>
•wore against him. Tom cbargea that every
1 ual wilutaa wno ha* given damaging ey>
duaaco agaiusi bun, ha* sworn to bca. Tto
|rt<auncri« slatetnatd «J to make bu.
I lite ImprMuin oa tto Jury, and did not
vtrvi.gtbeu tea r rat.
I.I’.UAI. Al>t I B S lMl.tlE.Vire.
/ iKtißi.lk, CI.AKKK OOtTfTT —Tto ap
* I prana*** appointee to aal *»i4* ay«ar’s
1 Mt tr>« widow ami orphan* us Kulxil
D SiUten, rtireasasl, having mart* iteoir ra
lore, itei* to to nouty all euntwvaod to ateuo
oarer. o>uoa lu a*;*, rUv aatrt retera abxl
ba xarta to* ;**<«.«« -rfttea Coan
n M. MMiktfiGTU.V. Urdiaary.
Jan* H, IMS.
\l. IX U BiJF OlVfcX <4 aa lutes
ttoa to mtreaoaa a Hili at tto *dyoarn«4
•oaoun *< lbs txg'riatarv. Io to •al.ll*<i
Act to pvovtoa tor Ito regraralroa us vMara
>« tte* eowsity <4 Ctor tea. *r>4 lor otterr par
;**•**," Ac Jwa* Uli, I Itos.
AITLICATION FOR LETTERS OF
DIbMIMION.
IVl IZ4KETII A. TLarwoa* a* tto Atoiiato-
Jiratrt* e( tto **t*te as Malli* Tuarmoad
iMitag tryraiaali( to tte* Court Iteat *to tea*
; fafly towiawtevrd a*»4 Ksirte. ail prraoa* arv I
[ iMVoby mrt Sod to Mow c*n*a if aay Urey can, I
| *» •*■* regainr Ucx&tor Treat t«to ri ito Covrt 1
«4 Uvtenary of f tortte County whv «hv atoeM I
I mi* to < *a**.argv4 tr«* aari nouiaiateafawi |
. *ra rerar* ten** «f <irr*.ia*ao« ia ven* of
;**tow. Tts* >Mte Aay of JoMitoa.
8 M HMMHVriTOX,
JiMl' s |a. Onlaup
ZiEMGU. CLARKK COCXTT—To all
"F wteota M stay OMteora It K itvavaate*
i la tea* teres* apparel te rea for p*nn»iM*l ‘V ■
1-vt o' liau •;r»*io» oa Ito OH*t*e ot Mward
UiT. tat* of rartwooty, S*e«aral. aad I wW
v«a* oraa m‘4 *ppr>reM*oa oa tto Srat Mon
day t» duly mxL terras aodar ay band aod
vdraai ngoMn. Tto* IMA day of May, ISrv.
IL M ULMMISGTuk. Ordinary,
aayti-d*
Z * DIRGIA. CLARKE COLJITT. Ordinary's
<Jt Ofltae, A tret ttd. Htta.-F W. Ctorev.
vaoeotoror ito rotate of Paa! Ctoaay, do
errand, repmmte U>a* ter baa fafiy dtreteargad
ttM dvtwe of fir* an. i tr*M, Md pray* tor leu
Ti e w tbre-rfoe* to aoufy ali pevaoaa asm
oorrad to ateow mmmw. if aay tony era. oa or
terl wv Ito tra Monday ia Aagaot nest, why
•aad rsrewtew ateoald sot to ai*ch*rge fro*
redlrwt. ». M. HLtlktXorojl,
apOt: wire Ordaary.
f? lORGt*. CLARKE COCTTT. prdtaary'
V ■ '>*«. SSd, t*re» -F W Ctemarv
**«**<«- or itee artel* ot N. fa Ctoeey, de
raaworf Vrpvooma that ter tew* salty diarifcarwad
tto dartrea ot bto rate tea*. a»4 pray* for tot
Tto* t« taerafoev » retrfy aM panoaa MM
•rato to »b«w enara 4 aa*y tfeary cm, , ®a or
bes-re Ute tree Monday * Aazwat rat t, irty
•ud e*i<wl*v dteoari not to mrctorepd fire*
rad trata. & M HKMJSGYufI.
•pWT*** Ordinary.
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Talmadgc Bros.
Wade & Sledge,
Telephone No. 15.
n,B, vtftolntp. J. A. Hunnlcal*.
M’SiNTY A HUNiCUTT,
Contractors
AND
BUILDERS.
morittiTOßs of rim atiikwi
STEAM PLANING MILLS,
[Sear Northcaatrrn Railroad Depot-}
Lntubar, l-.ithv. Shingle*, Lime, Cement,
Pluuet i.f Part*, Moulding, llrunketaand Hal*
uatiT*. and llr.ck alwara on hand. DOORS.
SASH AND BLINDS a atweial y.
A large lot ot No. ] Mechanics employed,'
under the aupervialonot Mr. J. M. COLLINS,
who I* acknowledged to be one ot the beat
workmen in Georgia.
Redaction in* Prices!
I*nc*» greatly radneed on Moulding, Brack
•to, Biluatera, D*x»ra. B*ah and Blind*, and
on Drawing alt kind* nf Lumber.
All good* will b* delivered within Hl* cor
porate limit* us the city FRKS OP CH I KOK.
Thankful for the liberal patronug* hereto
lor* eatendeil, ■ conimuaucv of th* anna i*
reaper!fully Mhcltnl.
mchat-ly. MoGINTY A HUNNICUTT.
j- * a
JULY
Fashions
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To HAZITD
YOUNO LADIES’ JOURNAL,
BOAT TON
Delineator.
TOE IEW T»«A FASHION BtZttt,
The Demorest.
D.W.
THE BOOK STORE
ATBERS. « «fl.
Tto fi* lag jenny will be *ove I twrrrily
pxroortod aow. Already «* ootics that
the buy* aad giria teav* flyiag jeaaya <* a
*■»«!! *c*ie at Utetf teooMfl.