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" i WORK - r- -fery Description NEATLY HD HOIPTH [IICITIU IT IB CHRC JOB OFFICE. THE ATHENS FOUNDRY & MACHINE WORKS, ATIIEa’S'K, Georgia. anufacture* Iron and Bras I ■*<*. 1 Caatinga, Mill and Gio Gearing and Machinery, Shafting. Pulley*. % T 'K3Hangera, Ac., Circular Saw Milla, Jw; Hand and Power Presses, Cane '•/i ' iflw* illaami Evaporator*. Weaelt Disatoi/s >*-*. Rubto r Belting. Packing of all kinds, In apiralore. Injectors, Valves. Piping. Pitting*. Steam and Water Guagee, Ac. We are now making Portable Steam Engiuea. which we sell with an abaolnte guarantee as to quality nod workmanship, and at prices that defy competition. We also sell Atlas and Ames Engines. Turbine Waler Wheels, Mill Bion**, Boiling Cloth, and everything needed about a mill or gin. Call and see an ar write to us before buying. ■ ■■ ■ " THE MOST COMPLETE LIKE OF BOOTS & SHOES IN ATHENS, ie at THE ONE PRICE SHOE STORE, OF a j siimrsr a ©o | fT SalisfacUoa guaranteed wilt every pair. PLUMBERS. i bbw alway* on hand a good ttrrnr or STEAM and QAS FITTINGS GAI IDF.N H OBE, and specialties in electric gooes, JULIUS DORNBLATT LarroM rrtturr. athmmb .oa PARR BROS; House and Sign Painters, DECORATORS and Dealer* Id Wall Paper Paint*. Oils. Varnish es. Bruahwi.Etc ■a H. mniKt* inanntHsaNiinmw r ««u »»r u THE ATHENS GAS LIGHT CO.J ri ntn»«« mr light, hica/p i»owki<* Mti.ass bn COALa COKE AND TAR, CABKFILLY teaSSMSD AXTHBACtTIJned BtTCMIM<»r* COAL AT LOWEST MARKET KATES. COKK to U» CM say art and beat IWI far Vaohlag *i.**wa and Baage* ( A r* fiAa <*. «k <«*«•• «•••«♦*. A 8 MANDEVILLE IW <IM lb-**. >M» I Mm « wavmK CMMK rrw*iAT •MA>nrw<t< runmu. M—«* «M- •>•«• «■ «P Mr— <«•* £«**• * r»y y—l fc. » < » I rim* *■— «■* «■•■■>• Wil— ~ »» *** Ci A. SNOW & CO. I ®lje 2Vtljcns tttaklg ffljwnidc VOL. XII. ATHENS. GEORGIA. SATURDAY JUNE 29, 1889. NUMBER 26 SJOJHJO TO LEND IX| CLARKE AND AD JOINING COUNTIES iMewa* pwrates asWM-aaa wall* at MX Ft-N CSMT. Lrax»*•*•**• W. D Gnffeui. Otte* with O Farre» a Ask. •ROVKNL A tTWME*-, B.ttttttiifattßk > > «NM «R» thMwtttMi t» ttMttb* •MMRM «B f#*ttttHbttl AMI «* ImAnMM Sr* w _ * * i >MM» M MMb fttMttfJlia* Monday'* Dsilv. DEAD CERTAIN. liMßun ciMLirt at wrtb. ku* n*t heb. A Ct*M*W •**•*(■■((( r*v Attea*. Tbe following telegram from New York to Capt. W. B. Burnell, «f ibis City, wa» j ■ received this morning: j “Brown Brothers. London, New York ' 1 and Baltimore advertiae toad* ot Georgia, ■ Caroura A Northern railroad. Tira makew* i completion ot road to Athens dead cir- ’ I lain. W. B. Howma.” Tur people of Alton* and suriounding | country Lav* been harking for *u<uc day* , ! for the *n a oun cement that arrangements j f<w tbe early boiidisg of Uii* rued bad been made. Tbe above telegram bring* < u* that aaaurat<■■■, and leave* no doula ol I Ibe early e»>u>pi. lion of ibis valuable road, i This a graUlying new* to every teal,, j There is no d<n*bt <4 tua fact, that wb<o . iba important rad aad &>anectioa is made, \ that a tide of lite and activity Will act io watch will being great proaprftty to Alb eta. A largely increased pupatauoa map .be expected. and plenty at capital will be i brought in and invested ia mai.ofactures. j mil a, shove and all kind* of iadranre, giving ampi »y nseat to tU uraad* ot people ■ New life will be given to taraoeaa of all i kmds, aad greatef iduo-meui* will be i offered for lbs investment of tbe already | large amount of idle capital in tbe city, • and Alfaro* will then lake rank a* one of , tbe first tin*ia*m pacta in tbe Bmpre Nt*te. Al Unto can ■*•« be aeootuplMbed. it our coil tu will uaM aa one man and ; w<>rk couataaily f<« ibe improvement anr’ ■ ap-balldmg of Ibe cfy. | Tbe Uvagta (Jbr> I bapk Northern I* now I amured, and we lady In leva that tl>« : Img-eapednl road from tbw pace to Sauk villa will ai*» b« btltt. Them two > bam. wok Ib ue airvedy I* opnralMMi, wd! : give AUerbe aa«xual<y One radrued lecd»- iwu, and will certainly make oar dty one | u< the mod prupaeenM piece* la Gwwgte. a»e«>a*f Me. V d Lerner Mr T. 4. Ixetm, wboae paraiytl* aad '*a*«v Mckaea* ba* beea mentmovd m tbe i na'UKU, died Neuwday alureexm at Lmr (return, Mr. L* ter w*a> a terma* *u4 UJ i.ved near A'bec* he ' maay year*. He wee a m«mb»r of Ibe I Fumaii** Haptw chaaab. ami we* iA«d ' I by all *b>> knew him. The funeral look ' piece from the home Munday, aad lb* | rvmaiHa n r* laid Io rae* ia tbe Gauae* | ceuMtaey, MnMleaaabe * **ee*».e. A rattl eaake cHarme* wea <m ilfc atrvei* ■ *ie Naieriey aberm are. He bad a anah* ' •boat two feet bmg, name be hetd be b-d . i eaptated tba <ay tie hue Hr |d ,yad WNb ! th* mabe. caalrag M anmad hi* neck, aad eedoag u a* Ue>m/h a war* a harmme •tie* M» ii«lm»rf to be *Ne to charm aa, raMat. an I mid fur Wvmur* be aamM cur* I U*v bite of tbe mah*. and off, rad to hd tbe I | *a*be b-ie Mm fm tml m* uac gave tb> ‘ | Sn* H* erm >4o*al b» hern eay«a» th* | ; art of vuarmiug. and to leara tb m bvw h< j cage Ibe b«e t«* but be faded to arcair* j It baa bn'uaae Be* Waaary to guard ibe cwmetery al Home. Ga. Ob* j known men have bone aura ramWteg I ibmegb thia place al twelve o'clock j | tn tbe eight aad it h euppoaed they ; ’ are after rwHong ibe grave of Ibe < murderer Hardy "liatadloa. Tbe I city ia very much eaciled over tbe affair Sow*. Ga.. wdl ia a feu week* ; again veto aa Ibe liquor queulina The tNilliaat orator and arbwlwr. : Jcdba Tempi* Grave*. Ibe edit or «»f ibe Tritmae of *••***, to a auwag MuhtbiUoaial, and wo beiteva b* eiU *ta ibe *gav Me dnabUawa > lank aoiea a* Um eilwaUau wblla ia A tbm* A young naan ia Floyd cwuaty mad* lb* bnaei aa Saturday that b* would drtak an*** gv*>d liquew *t*a ' day. and tear up th age general.y ! ll* >tid mx. ami ova* drd tb* thing | ll* waul no far ee lo gx» U> a euurvh | to mar up ibttw*. He now La* -1 goiebea la lb* Fleyd cvwtaiy Jail. I charged wtlb dtMurtwag pnbllc «** s eh«p Thte ftdx Will <v*t him • •am cd meeey TUB MI L* MUVBM Whit* tnvalttag in Virginia »mb* ' tin** agu with a dorter *• cam* upon ' a* «»d c*mwe«i mea wbe **• ataad iag by a mule h»t***d u* aa eld two wbovted vwtecte. “I*** mate am | baikad, tea*," aadd Um nai an**, “ua TH gib a AuUar te <te ma* abet caa •ten iul"* “I wtU do it far lea* than that, •acka** ***4 lb* dorter He bm-«k bm earn from Lb* <*r« tag*, aad m.mt ad a emeu ay nag*, which ba tiled I ut-.b morphea. ll* wvei te lb* a*d* i at lbw mala, aad qa**hly iMurueg Um »y naga ia bw mde peabed Um coateate ibte the aaiaem Tbe mum roared apo* Ma btad MgK aad giving *a anumitemi bray aaarimi •ww« tbe romd el break am* •pood Tb* aged caLwad me* g*»» a luea *f aniiiiambmeet *1 ibe Lfaakaw. aad wtlb a teed “• boa** Maned dew* lb* road after ibe mam la tea ewarar of tea tnteeteo we came up i te the übff me* ateu iibg la tba raad | umuag fa* ** Tte mam aaa •* where t* mg el. “>ey tea*," a**d Um darkey. *km mac* de ya* charge far dab Mass yarn f*ak *u dal mamF* *\> te* real* will da** laagbiagiy mp. ird tea decter. •Mrd baa*, haab is tmraty mt* Squirt naan* «f dat Muff la am. 1 amt farteb dal mum’ • VKIi STATK ANO CNIOW. j iteme of le>rrr*« « nllrctr* fmna our An attempt wa» made in Ddtnn Satur ' day night to lynch the »laycr of Senator ■ F>«-ld*. The mob »orroundrd tbe jail ■ reined admittance and then burned that the priiooer h»d been carried to Atlanta ! f<<r mfe keeping. It i* now aicvrtaioed that folly ten tboueand pople wtre hut by the Jobn*- 4 town fl nd. In Cambria alone 3X’> botuea were »wrpt away. Tuenty-flve thouaand I people an Ld daily by the ateie of Penn ) *ylvißUL Mr. Tom J EH* wa* run over by a ruiL m*d train near Griffin Bunday” and killed. Hr waa horribly maoghd, and wa* under tbe it>fl.ict.ee of liquor when tbe accident occurred. Mr. Wil iam J Hilton, of Kranklin Ken tucky, an arrd miner. S.nday «ei fire to and burned up fIAO OO *<*tb of jrreen b*cka end buude. Be *m »*ck and va pected U> live but a few day*, and did not want be wife and profligat* mm U> inbent •ny property from him. Here a * trmptiog bu*inem opportunity. Two pi>)»>ci*n* ol Seda ia. Me., ere the uwtnM <>f aiadutoee* in which they have an much faith that they have offered g!MX> loany man who wdl allow b.marlf to be mtu a by a mad dog m> (bat they can cure Mm. Gr*. Jonrpb B. JohMon. of C'>nf«irr»t< fame. Mill rmiaio* at the brad of the United *ta'm taiload bureau, and there ia a pervaleot Itnprmai-a that be will be rr i 'ainrd. Not only did Geu. Sberman I make a pnraanal appeal U> tbe Prmidenl for tb<- retenlnni of G*n Jobaen, but •MMCwea port* of tbe G. A R. have made Ibe *«mr trqneM. Ordinary Calboua of Atlant* had an am.*M caw to try rvorul'y. A negro bad gone daft on tbe aubpet of Iriepbonm He bad a laacy for rnaaing aa rlccrnc eir- CUI' of binweif aad cocnmiiamg with bim a*lf around lb* gi.be. Henry Kmwtn I* be aaaw Hu family tank care of han a>rae time after be waa craard. and then be mcaped and nandervd at»at ia <ne country. Tba • flkvr* tn Cobbcnuaty tap- • lurvd him and brought him tack to Allow : 'a. Tb* Judge d dared him iraa*S **d, wid try to baev bxn take* care of al Md- ■ l*dg*Vlßr. He will a*mt a cnmmilUMret j ami all p*pen to that piaor tba I if be cu» be put ia lb* **y In* be wdl to «rat down a* awm u> prnalbo. If not ba mual b* kept in Jail here it vte. at, o* ia ■be alUMbou** if harm La*. Hon * IM* fo* abm ***ryf Mr. W 4. \ Hwfaantaoa cbaumd to be al H. W Grcen'a pier*, abuui <hre» mike wm< of town, imt | Monday, al tbe imw* a ewar* <d lb* lai lor** bm bad arttied on tb* limb of • IU»1 oak about areeuty fwl from tb* gloom!. Mi. Greve waa iom»wbal at a baa tu km>* how te diaiodgc tb«m. when Mr. Kuba'd an* a*k**> p»*» M> »'« Ibe Coolant* ( -4 l*i«» al the (Warm, prmibtng to take j tba wing off lb* qumn b>«. He bl** d ' away, and after a UU*« Ibe wb«>to (Warm j reme o. toe gevHMl. toiiowtng tbe qur.*, | wtoaaa wing hud teen taken •ff by tbe •tour. Nto* wu* pul into Ibe bine, where tee bm ail IM**wvd her, end where Ibey •ra now mm ntaeiurtag cooceutrelmi •wertamn at a lievly rate. Nr tinea ato I m>pm lea* Mr kfcbarffMi ws.i go <*M am! I dufM, b<a aaarkaMMMop wbeweevy M» , tom -*tam.tbal way.Vndan»w* »taa-l- Onr people were anmeubM atlrvod up ua Ft day law by tee appnarenoe of a mad dog on Mam arwi H* bed a bnm <ry leu*, aad bm teague wm beegteg eu> ■4 kw aaoutb. which wm rigid. Tbe pira l * *•** bm nadaqmtod rbgbl <4 Way. bai afto* b* bad peeead. Mr Parfcw M><u»» wearnd a gaa amt put eel aftm biat He gu« >• raega «f h>« eel Brad two Rada <4 .qairrvi ten* lute btai. Adteougb be do* wm inmbtad a urn rant . be petal Mm *»tf ep ead cueUewmi a* ba may —Grmee bm» J .<er*el Tbe Lrvevpmd aetoe v a*bung* ba* de .-fared Mmaf to *y mpatey WNb tbe farm *rn a Mrntr Aghl eg»m*t ibe b**g*g treat a*4 agree le MWpt euMe* to onttna am - mag •* tte terra»a*tme es the amem ta*u .-Memmai B*«->uraMM Wmbiagt a. ■ to C. A cwwra of H*wkieevli» tan a parr «4 waeebee hrtf te* yeera add Tbe dtew j tiane to w«*e them em tea M»«tMg e< i ibe taw ed Temprrama. wtac* wa» taM i del* IA I Ml. <u the eta MeahmM chenrh 1 -UM Mmed mi ita tat law I* toa raur <4 | vhma Mr* K A Bare* aww rvoeta I Tb* bawwth * ar* <4 earn tiara, and am ! *«aM ya* Th* *wem weak them wbm ■ he em *aemad Ita mewed tear Pnibebiy Rte quMW rawer*** ttao tan i men neee**d te te* Avy tom M Mt ted«e I vtbe rwrrnt'y la a yn**« frtarw bmagb ft e* Weibm *e*u«y Tbe •e*J<t *f Ma I btrangi «at to *ip>(mmg emi M ta mad ta. * warn cvmy dunug a *p» l«ug tom cvm* ma*»"e» yean eg-. H* eu* tte eun* te- I I *••• f«* (ga* --m b»f ward gta«* bm* had ' aeewntey pbramiacee 'to recmk as bat . tatveg "etoata•**” Vbe* grewh h ervv ' *a *,*• te Itaea egn* «•* ***** «ff bw . em.k a*4 y*M* a* tee at be nmew > ; “Smbrn y-a y». t* <*. *■* **. ■ - ! Au” *• «m bn nme awm any ttaw etem | »te yard ap l l eg tar tte •*•«*••*-. <4 • ' ■ rrv-wd wte g*Mb*ur ft *war4 ka* eeUw* of : tnftentw t-c Me rffwt. V*> >»■■■■ Mme*. —— Oe Memtay a pmeaara parry cwemMieg WBw t M H- team. MM ••! Frw. Hatara tWBe •’«•.»*. Many aad Bd . Cbartatat. toft fae aw> nf eftmt em> . VMM* Tbey cm- >4l w«b ■b>* Be ' taaiaiin am* ead mms. tame M <Mne Tte mew vr* BUI* > a **• Ahf* el Hater* •nd Hearne «*wmra. end »*«• tab* * N«*mmr T *tay and TaßuMb FMe Tte pert* w« te>*tadl tar by Mr* 8. M tadgwa* and taaaMy aad Ptaff taabeu Ve hmm tat Mr. Cub* T iiwgta to ' taut «* pe*uM up n tatek toeMtog .< w* UM a*w eance tte ta «t W. M F tata *at pmma* Tte upw* at flk * , girwtiMtiiial baa tea** pmwtaa* of aw . pr ig ifty wwwwu md tbe cag*ei b ta ■ ' terwmfftata ttatr tmta 1 LOCAL dots. Mpn. G<-” .0. Thoma* ia not only one of r Atbemf Ixwn'luwTeTt. but ia *• clever a> can be. The Chmoniclk m indebted to him for many favor*. r Rev. W. D. Anderson h»s b<en made a Truatee of Wesleyan F.-male college Ma i I co*. Tbe college could not have made a J wter Choice. Prof. Branaon and lady will leave Ath , ei.s aboui July Aral. The first point Ibe . t Professor will visit, wdl be Waynesboro, , , 8. C.. where he will conduct the Normal I ! tchool. After staying there about two . w«t ks, be will attend the Chatanqua at Bail Springs. We trust that the Professor i wik base • pleasant vacalioo aud a sate . I return to A then*. : Mr*. Brsdt left Athens a day or two ’ I since for Chattanooga. Her son left at the 1 a«mc lime tor Canada, where be will live . with bi* auaL Mrs Bradt and son leave many fneod* in Atiien* who sympathize , wtb them in their afflictiooa. Mr. Vooderlietb h»* grown st hi* place J whit is know* m tbe snake cucumber. It grows to a knxtb ot three 'eet aud u from 1 four to five laches io diameter. It is i spinndid for pick.mg purposes. | Prof. Campbell called on u( yesterday, and infortned tu that be would be absent i from tbe city for some time, lie to oo a , I vtsil to bis Virginia home. Dr. Boggs is making a tour of th* Blate , la the lOlermt us ibe Unite ratty. The family ol Prof. Cfasa. Morris art •pending tbs vaca'ioa al Ibeu old Virginia bum'-. 1 Prof. Woodfl* will spend the vacation in Atbeoa. He likes Athens better than I any place b tbe Houin. Mr. Joo Koaa baa challenged Mr. Go* NicbuiaM to rut, fur fl'Juu. Ws tad a ptaasaat call this morning from Mr. J. V bpark*. He is m the city la tte- inivinM of tbs B.mmoo* Hardware C0.,0f fl’. Laiia, Mu., tbe iargevt hardware bouse la itoe *<wkl. To give our reader* »«>• utaa of tbe imuicneeoes* us tbe coo oera, ws will hmmiuos a few lacto: On* hundred traveiiag aato*tn<-n are rm|4oyed. four hundred shipping clerks, and it is no U'wvMnmoa oocumnes fur tlx snica to reach |n«N) to a single day. Mr AdUphte Hubard* is tbe happy faibw «4 twins, a bo, and a girL Dr. A. J. Baliie, who has trwo Pttwl dent of Mercer cad lege fur seventeen years bus rtsigwd. H« d<d Ibis Io accept the l‘treid- bey <4 a female college in Gaines, vtlk Gx Maosi iqn ti to !■«*• Dr Bal lie. Mr*. B. L Mayer, nc* M>«* Guade Noble, M qutte sick at bw h«w in Norfuik. V*. Mus Mary E la. her aaster, left teto morn ing to te with ber, it in annourced that a prominent baa>- Msa young man of Athena, a leader of •»- ctoay, nil! not be a boctwior attar tb* ales of Nuvembrr. Mr. H O W. Rnan, lb* detective, to at work on * big cssv. He especta to run the part** in tea day nr two. Tlx thud snn’ial ('•xurw-ermynt of th* ¥«**. Harne loMitnU , at McTjrvtre, Os., wns a great sucxwm Tbe srnnon wee , prmebed by M-v. J T. G ba»r<. <4 ktlanta. There were more than -ne Lu nd fed snd ’ B’ty students in altandanc*, arx! tbe num ber wHt te lacr>anrd neat ter* Hon. Y 1 L G Harr<*. of this city, to tb* founder I «4 tb* Institute 1 Mtam (Jtocur (XFerred. Claruae* Hne- 1 -ev sod several other young me* left this - moreing f.g a week s fiahlog oe Broad ; rtsa*. MF. J P Pannell, of RlrminrLam. Alm, at te tte «ty fur a time ra a vtott to bis fatter. Num* Btae Batter aad Frankie Ford. ’ wrarapsatod by Mr. J. It liacUe*. will I raw far Be Ntams t wurrnw. Wa bnw Just snrn a tetter from Ma!«« to Nr Milla, our pboo<r*pt>er, calltog Ila tta** W,dn«*4*y to n»ak» A'r» ph - tograptos of lb* flew r***d*owe amt bear nes* MMto* nf tte ptak Mr Hus ■ a sptoodul WtiM and *ta saim'y tea pavuaa to that tey Tte ntdtad psnpto will reftteat* Jaty ’ 1 IA tegvaad style They wik Saw raerng, I tasm-taM. aad nttor* erataste. Tte od*». | •ta prws wdl te oaiy l> crate Tb* raß- i nasda buss ft era rvduosd rates, sud they wdl taw a teg crowd sod a good tuna Tte Are (MMBmaws wtU ennsra tar a ton <L4tar pstn*. Sas tbmr advMturassut te am (ta* e stoma. ‘ | Tw« BgMa swßwnrd thing* fiaturlay atgbt- On* *1 tte •» tag puny greuod* •nd tbe Mtav uaur Cooyrvs atobto The Mav-w's court to-m grow wdl dupose of ' •»*•*•: ovsna T*aa W. Brad to ra* of tbe tetgbtaM riprwsauuv.s A tear* ere* tai st Attesw. He gr*de*ud to IMM wit* Aral bomrw to A M. Be wn* tbs ara snpa assdd. aad amd fuortw aad ***** apsuk**'* ptaevs H* waa ctampi m debater « IMT. ba* num tor tws yvurs a* tata* of Pautaa., •nd itas jresr *•• sdno* a cbwf He •tend tan* ger tbe tat to tbe la* rt**u. •ta Iwfore r*»t to Aites* restated fwwrb* high stands here WNb Aral bMKW. ■ Ms to te pnacure tow « the <*kw of Pm taun* A 4 C>tob, el Atbras. He to a Pbi i Kapr* Mto Fto Dra* Ttata.—Caw*Utu- Maw kata fftk**. a tett* sf Cbtabu. Maa. wbo ■ taring Dr. J tea tisrdio*. wW te te Aitaun srvwsi orate i <ug*r. 1 atacb *• tte dragSt sf be* many frwwd* B»*tonu nTtkneU <>**»; kMass* Tte nar*d«r mwtag at enenty Al teacs ‘ wdl tn kadi tn Attorsa at erwrt tautas at IMsfcbta a m Ybaredsy Jm* Ata Gms T. Niaaai.4.. Prasl. Tte ftsb Tratta weba • j*e» wui ram* , fwwsr 4 * «•»• toms suf y tans a* atare. to ewet a remit* Trass** f«r tta tvsauag •an* kto gararaft dowred tbat sneb mb •Stare wdl o* ttat •raisin brag te tftttaßnMSbW dmr aa Bud ta*na.*o*wt a Gna T Nruaaxx. Tiaston to* »*a*ry. • Brenna ft age** **d aMMte* <4 th* <S»y we* (rated um by a mtata* nf bw ctowca. ftw Ad ara ita Ms maata as preucatag j•* tea real retain at * mart, aad tab ' re ntreaa* tn ctetotoaM tarn Tte Na y | s w* tareaijaiw ia> asaucr AT THE CHURCHES. thk worurtu op gob wei.l- FILI.KB MVNBAT. Intemling Mermen*. FIRST BAPTIST. At the First Baptist, the pastor, Dr. Campbell, preached a sermon of peculiar beauty and force from tbe text: “The en trance of Thy Word is light.” We are ut terly ignorant as to tbe nature of light. Darknes* is tbe shadow of tbs earth upon which we live, and light tbe absence ot that shadow—this being about the sum to tal of what light is. After a scientific discussion of tbe con stituent prop.-rties and qualities of light, tbe speaker drew a striking and perfect analogy between physical and spiritual light. The vitalizing property of light, producing and maintaining life, was given special prominence, and applied with much clearoea* and force. Blot out the snn, the source us physical light and couacqucnl • life, and death to every form of animal and vegetable life eoauea. 80, destroy the Bibb-, blot it out from tbe history of the world and tbe memory of man, and the same results follow to a l social and spirit ual life. Tbe study of God’s Word is of tbe highest iin[K>rtaoce. The Christian wbo content* himself with a mere superfi cial knowledge, or a meagre, second-hand supply of the truth* and facts therein con tained, is starving bis soul The pale face ot the invalid is not wholly due to tbe ravages of disease. Confine a man in per fect health in a Cell whete little or no light is allowed to penetrate, and the same re sult ia produced. So, neglecting the W.ird of Gud, ia like witholding the very air aud ligu. an essential to life. AT TUB i'HKSBYT'EHIAN CULRCH. Dr. Laue, at the Presbyterian church Sunday, preached a ui<at appropriate srrtu ui to the uccaMon, from tbe Bib verse ot tbe xvi. Psalm: “I have set tbe Lord always before me.” He Illustrated how a person dealrtug to see a landscape would ascend tu a higher elevation, or one wish ing to sec the Ocean would visit tbe *ea ak’Ne-, an we should nut only oo special occasion*, but always through the HI hour* of tte d»v—morning, noon and eve mag—rathe Lot 4 before us- King Asa, for twenty year*, waa one us tbe moat prosperous us Judab • King’s, and the se cret of bi* succaaa was due to his always Betting th* Lord before him io every uo d- rlakiag, in every plan. Tue lasi twenty year* wm jwst the reverse. He bad become elevated in b<s uwn strength—bl* pi<n» were without God’s wisdom Nucb would ta tte stats us a man wbo forgets to set tbe Lord always before him. Tbe greatest failures and Ibe gredcst dangers to a Christian, w»S tn fading to apply thia text Libsifr. We should be careful always j to best tkta in mnd before giving *n en , IrttaioOM-n'. If we w- u d do this, We would not giv* wine to young men, know ing what an evil tbe custom hpa grown io be- The preacher thro <l<«ed with a most benlatiful outline of >be redeemed in H'svec, and that they oev- r, day or night, cvtaxl to pr«te* the Loid, and that we should from this tune, begin to hvs for Ibis high • tamiard. ucoxrk srnaar chl’mcu. far*. J- A quifi’aa.of Msyaville, AIM i tta pulpit al U-ia ebuteh. Nul>J«l of di*- i course ck*i . Psaita Tte Uan* mainly , smaseii W*S G-wprl prosperity. Stow at | firm, like a grain <4 mustard aned, but sun I and Skadia*!. till now aldsiwl nbrtvvei usan treads lbw sax th, tte toosstd Gospel I (I< re* r**o Oi Gud W preached. Ils spread ' b*s been os*rv< I >ua la many Uralbvu land*. I l.lusUaled that la one brutb-a teed, under • tte tniowtry <4 one mwatouary, tea tbuu { anad wrre ore veiled in on* year, and the nett yvwr forty thuu*a >d gave tbei> heart, to God and the Church, ft celtgbleas mankind, isrrraire tte vatev «4 propsrty | Itaans Use cost of poiwa furan, sheriff, and Judge*, and Joos more for th* ealtgbt. I ansurut aad preaJrveil re <4 aocsvty, toper -1 sree prec* and harmony among a.l race : of mankind, tbaa mi (Rte* tofl ieoore <*«». I Mend. Tte bra of Mi, it w tu* evary mew. . clssa a»4 credit km of mao kind in tb* I *o*M, end w a triumph la death, glvea ha, ;> ores in th* 1 fv, and iWrsh bappt> te*u bvyuad tte gruvu. bast Atunns cnt acH. Hr*. II M Qodal* prerared el tbto courea. tte leal being Mat ba* l< 1< i To oosm afire Cura* require* a volua | lary net. S*J ranuncretk*. tftif sacri fice. Ail may oom* alter Cbrwl, if they wdl. Many orey daaura. be inclined to i do so. bui vuhtore tads in esecu iag their demr*. and they coeUene in earn* way.— I Sr.f rvnuncMtwu to raqmrnd <4 ail wbo ora* afire Curat, ia lei- snrrendar Io bm. Cbrwt individual taw. aad e*4s ata to ds ny bi* a* te* taraUag aia—tt may tat dd-. terrel wit* every caa. ' Dvay toiMmi’."— Afi atai ba *■ ha* to suffer, if n quoad fee Ctors*, persecute*. repeuaCA, hardship ( m dtoctarg* <4 dmv. and te ao coemicra tsd to bm m aail-raneecte ire as lo ba ready to go a* far for bm. as te want lew •a. ead it > icsasary give oan lives few tas cease. WittovM tea w* caoeos f<n»u* Ctewt st rail arncerkL cwt -am. Test, ML Joka, 9 to ctap «<h •_• “1 moat work tte wurta <4 It m test seal me sl.’a tt a day , f<< tte night ecanta wtra *o area caa *-*K* Tba bran-itul takl was sb y prvren'rd by tb* rector, fare J. a Davw, wbo ope*«d tow rermrre by My tag a* presnn is rv«r bra into this wreld by nertant. bat Urel everybody m seat by God. and wub s psrpar. Hr then snowed bow wapnrtaat it was Io •■* tea* tte par peuv to carrwd oal to tta gkwy <4 God. — “ W tetorwvs* ys do. do NMr tta glory o< God.” Mr Davis to i uatrsla, saggraad *• ireve cret CbrWl’e psrpnsa on tarib. wtoa- iwasdt weaid ta tare traa to aa e»d to ba Fsttore* On tb* erarary (Mad knew Ms parprer, and so I ved that wv nr«bt fefa-w bw raaarp*. and ba abto lo ny U Um cm** nf our Bare, “W« Lav* | fiaatad tea ata teal thus gaves* *■ to ta“ Tb* Wir ***V tte* very mpvtatveiy I wir’d b* esagngnrta to note tea rapex taacs at dreag aj teal ttay ba-l to do to I the gftgy at G4L and so do a now “wade Nto day. tar tba sight r mta. wbr* no mas os» weak ” Tb* srewwre was teuute (M tbraagbmt. fsis «4 iredre I**a< *d vra. an! tta tra’ aaade e-eur «o sfl a* care wvt- werte carrymg fame to toe reata- I bared. FIRST METHODIST. Rev. W. D. Andenun preached from the . Uih and lilh veiaes of 3rd chapter of Mathew: “I indeed baptise you with wa ter unt<> repentace, but lie that cometb after me is mightier than 1, whose shoes I am not worthy to bear; He shall baptize you with the Holy Ghost and with fire; whose fan is in His band, and He will r thoroughly purge His floor, and gather His wheat into the garner, but will burn tbe . chaff with unquenchable fire.” John . stood next to Christ, both as to time and i station—but above all, as to tbe doctriu he preached. Repentance is the first, las . and greatest step to salvation. To crea tures such as w<, repentance is logical and . natural. When a man does wrong, is con. scious of tbe wrong, It is logical aud natu ; ral that he should feel sorry for tbe wrong. I But in tbe act of repentance, there is no deliverance—no life-conferring power i Christ gave it force. He was to baptize with Holy Ghost and fire—baptize with . power. The power to become the tons and , oanghtvre of God. This leads thought in I order and hamony to tbe next: “Whose fan is in His hand.” Everything must - show its right to live. Tbe tender plant - must druggie, tbe bird aud beast must have sleepless vigilance to escsoe their fries. Mau ft under the same law. His splendid endowment of power brings him under tbe It* us stewardship. Probation is to dcsenniue the wheat and the chaff— The ttheat is the man who puts bw talent to usury—tbe women wbo set as tbe wise virgins of Gospel story. “Straws show which way the wind blows." So we have all come to know. But under tbe simile used in the text, we are taught that while the straws show which way the wind blows, so also does the wind show which are the draws. A man may know bis spir itual strength by the measure us resistance lie off rs to evil. Christ has not decreed that Uii* man is wheat, and thia one chaff; but In tbe great school of trial, He is ascer taining. Io tbe K ngdom of God there 1* the iaw of compensatioa. When we read in the Bible us men wbo have won great victor tea, we find they were men resisting evil most and best. They got their muscle breasting tbe storm. in two ra»R««. Twa C'relaa** !*■•■ Thraagls .VllaMHiri lr*(rr4ar. Kansas Crrt, June 2L— Tbe Times re ceived late to-night tta following from Albany, Mo : Al 2:30 p. m. yesterday, our city was visited by two cyd >ne*. or one in two pr»ng*. It struck tte frame residence ot IL P. Williams, three miles east of this city, snd completely demolished It. Wil liams’s nim -year o d win aud bis mother in-law, Mrs- Crispin, were instantly killed. Mrs. Williams was f< ta’ly Injured, sud thr • children were badly hurt Tbe cy clone wi P«J Hit the Hub village of Lone •tar, destroying the »tor< -house and goods of A. C. Townsend, tbe Baptist church, aclM*<l bouse and many residence*- Towns end, the postmast' r, la thongbt to be fatally injured, a* is also Mrs. George SUueman.— Many utter farm houses and out-bull dings were destroyed. The Nelle •» < *(***e*ceM*e*(. Wbo wm the bells <4 Commsucament? This Is the question always asked, and generaily bard to answer, snd in this par ocular instance tbs galaxy of beauties wa* so great, that it would seem that it would ba all th* more difficult to arrive at a de efttoe. Mias Mary Toombs Hardeman, of , Washington. Wilksa, is considered by many tbe moat beautiful woman ia the State. Dark, Ideal dreamy eye*, a oom plelion of tbe Burst ezquisil* peachy tints; , the euft, beguiling manners of • blgt’-born > lady. comMned with tbe moat exasperating air ot inddftreoca, it to not strange that ’ tboa* who cans witbin the sphere of be infiacwca should baoima thoroughly lafat . naiad- Tte Rare Pou. of Madtoow. Mias Frankie Ford, of Auguste. Mias Anais Waddefl, of , CsHeravdle, and Mias K -tna of Atlanta i are all taltas of rate beauty end accom i pfrshmeata, and It wool! ba next to Im . pwstW* to dtarrfmlnate, they were *ll to papular.—Madiaootaa. flftsMs a Csstetap. Mr Item faaitb, of Jacksoq coonly, was ta tte city to-tay. He brought wilb him a great curtoary ll is te aid dta of solid , I walnut, sud Madsakdre thaa on* huadrsd , i years ego Tbs dta is on exbibitio* at Mr. TJinaft It Ms a number <4 secret ’' drawer*, ami tte work to at tte vary flora. Tte desk did good aarvto* during the war. In on* of tbe secret drawers wa* eight hundred dotara lo fil, snd tbe ytekesa ; explored tt tbnrougbly ia saurebing for ; plunder ta» faiwd to get lbw money. Tbe desk co* originally eighty dU are, and to day coaid not ba mad* for that money. T*» I*.*'*»»**»■< Caipoov- r • Tte Impeoverurat Company ot wbleh r we made atvwUna yasaartey. and which i win te orgaaa-d ia this etty on Jaiy »d, I will prove of (teat aarvie* to Athena It I will afa> tea capital investment for fal I I «bo tabs stock n> it. Ws have beard tea •eta tn* sfoftta of very btgtoy by renoy <4 • j <rer CK» t>* today. Obraes Laagaaga- it n a (tangrroo* bratras to eae laeelt ia< and uaweras iaagvaga ta lb* preseuoe of a IraMb- Tte cnase w panwtebia by a flee <4 fl i OOM. or uapriaowasrat tor s<x moette. or euatu-taag for twelve, or by ail ( ibrev ot th* abo»a. Tte by now in J«d for tbs* erwte wid pmtabiy remain where j te is satd a true b.B as frmod, when bw 1 aeuuuoe u*aj be one or a.l ot th* above. Kr* *»r Mill well N**4ga*. ’ W* are sorry to ata the fact that Mr. ■ fiud well ba* reeigned tte charge at tta e»4- ’ ihga dorau orj. Ha was vwy popular '; among th* re-tag* boya. •*! they teamed • bra u> reraua. tba Fscalty ware ptarad ; wub boa, aad te Ma trade many frwwda • ansrag tteettzrasof Athena. We are not ■ advtota •• to what be p* greaes <k> ng ia - tbe tvvra. tarts to <pe be will rewssta ia ! A Ura* Nr ft r wells resignaiioo kas tow* srewp**d. tart we have bm icarwed • wbo will snceral tom. ATHENS CHRONICLE SUBSCRIPTION SI.OO PFR Y ADVANCE ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE For the Chronicle, ntasical iailra* s*ta a* Pets •( Nsciety No instrament will probably ever super cede the “guitar” as a favorite, for its sweet tones, its capacity, and tbe many graceful positions tbe performer may as sume, are alike attractive. Os Spanish origin, it carries with it an air of romance pleasing to the imagination; while listen ing to the strains of some romanz i or sere nade, one may rea lily draw pictures of love scenes beneath the sunny skies of Spain; of fair maiden’s blushes as she listens to the song of some ardent admirer, while he accompanies himself upon tbe “guitar.” It is doubtful If theie is anyone who loves music, that has not a warm place in their heart for this instrument; easy to learn as an accompaniment instru ment, aud unexcelled as sneb, it has yet a depth of capacity that few but expert performers realize. A noted German so loist, once remarked that he had been “studying the guitar for years, and had just learned that be bad a great deal more to learn, and that there wa* enough harmony in the first position to occupy a life time of study.” The harp too has always been more or less “a society pet,” but its high cost, the great number of strings, and difficult tu ning; requiring diligent practice and ap plication; place it within the reach of but few; so, though favored, it is rarely seen in ibe parlor of the aristocrat, exc pt in Italy Its home, where one will often find mere children expert performers. To once have heard tbe “harp” in the bands of a good performer, is always to love it. Tte Zytber alto has bad Ito day, aud passed into obscrurity as a society amuse ment; like tbe “harp,” it la exceedingly difficult, requiring a great deal of power aud study. A few years ago one would frequently bear the xy'htr at fashionable entertainments, while now it is not thought of. A nut onal Geimao instrument, and greatly loved by them, >t also has a warm place in tbe hearts of levels us stringed insi rumento. The piano, and violin are so well known and loved by everyone wbo has an ear for music, that their position is established as a “household article.” Within a few years tbe cornet was very popular, the young l«dy and ber sole l ather c*r»et ca-e was a common sight on the streets of our large oities, but she soon became ' ired of having her pretty lipa pressed bard and thin, and must (Jay the “irandoline** instead, which like tte guitar is a Spanish instrument; nut very difficult to master and very pleasing to the ear. With this additional advantage of fc lug fingered the same as the violin, which baa tieen a gr» at help to its gaining its way to favor, and is very popular at the present time, sharing honors with the “guit y »od “iMinjo.” Tbe tanjo baa, but of recent yean been perfected, and may truly be said to be our “American inalnimeol," having been de veloped and perfected by the “Ingenious American,” though its direct origin is not really known. Fartlcvtarly adapted to lively music and requiring but little exer tion to “pick,'’ it baa liecome tbe favorite of society, and tbe pet of ell lover* of quick music. Il is fast becoming popular in Europe, especially io London and Paris. Instruments coating a* high a* two and three hundred doll«ra having been shipped from this country to leading society ladies, iiktutv H. Smith. N*«r* Maa Wk* <!taias* to tov Ortob Savaxmaii. oa., June 21.—Out at Flem ington, Liberty county, there is ekcitemeot. For ■ mouth, a man calling himself Jeans Christ, baa been going about through Liberty county raving to an insane way which be called preaching. The negroes have c H»e to b< heve ta him, and they are realty ta a most lamentable state. Tbty have acocpted but Words as inspired teach- IDgB. “Give up everything and follow me," be commanded. Leg your crops go. Turn your cattle ta tbe patches The L*rd will provide for joo." And, obeying him, hundreds ot napnn bav* quit work. Their HUto crops have srown up with weeds. Tbe planters have bran dreertod by their laborers, wbo ab soluUly refuM to work. Turpentine mao nfsOurers aad tbe sawmill men have difficwty in gatUog teip enough to coo- Unue operaUoos. Tte colored population has been com ptoteiy demor.lizad for three weeks To •neb aa extent bad the erase spread that tba inlcUgvot colored puople end tbe whites Jmrad ta d acuaatag some plan lo put • Slop to It. Il W*a decid’d to arrest tbe crank, or send tom out us ths country. Borne were randy to lynch him, but better counsel pravaiied. Ho yesterday, a warrant was raued by Maaialrate W. A- Fleming for tte man's arreat. H« ceils bUMiU Jeta Christ, deetanog that te descended from Hearse ia a eload, la tte warrant, tbs natns Cstnpbsil waa appiisd to btta- Two resptottaUa cuiored preachers tad th* war ranto isattod- They charged Campbell with vagretxry. He bad propbraed that be would be wrested, and bis followers—dis ciples, ** they called themselves—bad de clared tbkt b* should not te taken away. He was arrasted and carried tu Flamiug ton, wrnre te wm to be tried. He shows printout nails ta ha tends which te cisloM ass catraid at bls crucifixion. Many ne gro families have been broken up. Tbe pretended Christ Mys te will ascend to heaven is a chariot at firs at aa aarly day. Real Rtosato S*a*r*v*wws*. Naduo*. Ge , June 21.—Tte Madieoa Dead sod frnpr .vement company is a •trnag organts <t«io. cotnpoved of capitaliU <4 this city and ouras from a*!<hbonng | cities. Mr. Ferdinand Phiutzy, ot Altons ;in • member. Tb» company wa* recently ' orcanutod here, and tbeir workings b*va been very private. It tt taid that they Greedy own some vwoabte real estate ia this city. Th«s company tes bnogbt the ! teaat fei boaae end rrooade aear the de ; pot, end now oecapied by tte Hotel B*r ceada. faports say* a targa modero hotel will be erected where the peaaeat Hute ; B-rmwi* sow vteods Wrae such men as Mr Futawy sad tte o'her ceetleoseo com. prsstng *b-company invert is M *jiaoa dirt, ( tbe w«td tray know that NaJisoa has • . twwlit tetsre. aad ievre-temfad men are i u*4 stow to realm* that tact.