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'' 3 WORK Description NEATLY ASD HOIHLT IHOD AT '«- CHfIC THE ATHENS FOUNDRY & MACHINE WORKS, jb/TIl OEOU.OI-A.- Manufacture* Iron and Bra* r __ Casting*. Mill and Gio Gearing /' l F * o<l M#v, ‘‘ ne O- Hhafl,D e- Pu!k - V ’ Hanger*, *<., <in ulnr Saw Mill*. JT* Hand and Power Pre**e«, Cane jy Millwan'l Evaporator*. ,'. "■<■ ...i i»i<i»w.•'««■ r»>.iht - ,vrfT*— * ■ Belling. Packing of all kind*. In* ■ptrstora, Injectors, Valvpa, Piping. Fitting*. bteam «»d Waler Gunge*, Ac We are aow making Portable Steam Eoglaea. which we sell with an absolute guarantee aa Io quality and workmanship. and al price* that defy eompetitkm. We also tell Alla* and A me* Engine*, Turbine. Waler W bee la, M ill HU-uee, Bolling Ch Ab, and ever) thing needeil about a mill or gin. Call and *ee u* or write to u* before buying. THE MOST COMPLETE LINK OF BOOTS & SHOES IN ATHENS, lie at THE ONE PRICE SHOE STORE, OF © 3 Q3131W! a ©O J gr Hatlafocti«»a guaranteed with every pair. PLUMBERS L i......... ••••• • I KKKF ALWAY* ON PINO A <><XM» RIPPLY OF STEAM and GAS FITTINGS garden hose. and specialties in electric gools, JULIUS DORNBLATT wMueMMf ATHRNIMIA CL A TToNNThbVT , PARR BROS, House and Sign Painters I>ECOIIATOIIS and Dealer in Wall Paper PainU, OIU Varnith c», Bruahoa.Etc aa it. w«»« •«!»•*• »•«•»’« a.t4«M u/< THE ATHENS GAS LIGHT CO, r« ■»»»•■* atr eight. iiic-vr I’OWKIL •mium t® COAL, COKE AND TAR, CABRFVLLY M BURNED ANTHRA<TTK>*4 BITVM INUtTS COAL AT LOWEST MARKET RATES. COKB •* U>e ~-r~“ and beet tael s*» C—ktag awd Baar* Aa»l»AA«*«. «■• *> rt ttIWKV »«*•• (Mta Wa*M»». A. 8 MANDKVILLK| rwnM b■» ••>•*>*••• Ban*** WasvxsWK cm*'**. xWsmiv •toMkML*«» rvars"» to ana ftoieq* atoii i— rraa to *® »*-* PATENTS! I—> g~ «M « ■■* «M» *M «M» ——<• «MM MMW • «** «*•*» • R» M> "■» • {)■% MM«H» 4kMM» C. A. SMOW A OO> SUfjaw tttaMg Cljvomclc, _ .—— —, -—==■ - - ■ VOL. XII. ATHEISTS* GEORGIA. SATUI?I)AY AUG. 10, 1880 NUMBER 32 HO,100.01) I w I LEND w CLARKE AND AD- JOINING COUNTIES Utawot mr*»» at nx re* awr. <?■■■»>■*— W. D OriflHa. <Mkv ««b O »w*wU « <•*- atn,a»tf b» « k> ■■>.—»—>&*- | w«w»« *•**-* **** LOCAL DOIS Dr. J. A- Hunntcu’,our honored Mayo-, with hw fsmlr, will spend a few week* at Mta'von Spring*. A prominent merchant «aid Uiit morning i that the teet way to pare the Mreeta, wa» * to take a uu*<l portion of one of our main ( I straws every year, »nd pul ■tiua’b'*- i rashly good cmdlUou by paving, aod then j the next yer’ to the **om , and in a few ■ year* .11 < ur main »tteu con hi be put in ■ good order by the regular amotiu 1 ' app)<- l printed yearly tor atnet work. ’ la view of tbe fact that'be c’ty to bn A*. - ' log up quite rapidly on the aoutb ante ot i the tan-yard branch, would it not be well ; to have two or turce additional lamps put r 1 up in that • ctiou. Ora to needtd at each jot the corn, r* of Bummey, Cedar and • ( Field airveu. Mr. C. E Hubert, who for a lung Uwe - km bee* oct of tbe pnactpa l wwkmee at I ! Mr. tftaawsy’a beineae ah <p. toft oo I Monday tor Buford where be will taka a ’ poallioe in Mr. K. U. Alk-n'a toamiaa ea r tabl-aboient We web Mr. Hubert tnoeb i an. oeaa >n bto new C|ua-ter» ' Hoe. i. It Lyle, <*r able and popular B> n»v r, p*»«-l ’’T'-ugh the city thia a>.*rn- Ing, on <be way to toa home in Wa k:i»- trt' I *. The funeral procreaioa of IdHe Wiley Bui nett wea na the way to Hie ctn.li / yroirtday aHernona. durtag the rain along wbieb paaard over the city. Traprau. ap.rner. clog daooag ami Hiiglaa, aew argru taahailce *• ibe ofeta bnwaa Tburaitay sigh’ th earn tick. I* from wal«n '4 tin entapaar. a<oj have term remrvtd neat ta Tbf«- day at Um. meaK aiora. The boote which ba* atreck AUurna a bang apr> ad abroad A abort visit to At- I .aata afaowvd tkal IM prople tbcia *>e felly apptwrd of oar adv*arin< ietaMM, i and an couuiKuJmg oa< auarna for ueir ' work. Mr*. Comproa to having a survey m«d« lb. jegk the wooded groe* on be» land, end will * Bleed HBu strert to Benmer at reel, aad tbaace to i>>.b«»jr street Tto re • • areae baeaUfel he* in Ibis wind. Mr. M ■ Maddrey, th* naowoed rm MV and r»» fa* of Aim**, baa twaei lag aoesa wauact work fu* 04 J. N ArWMW. of Una Cueely —liieeaaatae- | Hereto-L-area'. Mr. Mbew.ll ba* tariM * ate* HlH* ou tage oa the b h ta yoed the ter-yard breach U* Lomphia sUeei Tba |i*n of IM CM} to l« »«< bsult ep We baee Bis I »n*il wPb aa K-*»l Atbcea aaaa wbe tbtaka Ibe City aatboditoe o gbl u. |ef as. re alir»la>« m IheH rti tM*. a»d the atsusl lamp* ta lb*l part ot ibe ery II- asys b« ps»*M* are aadly agg. . v*rd le regard to ttoee Mdaga The iKereat «»■"*' boats .«» lb* rttf arr hauiewsag to tey t* i***» *•■'<*• »«* the w*a*sC trade, whiek |*wai to to very «r*e Mr A- O. KMer.of AeUs*ce. Atalsasue I to to ibe cdy i Ito* C w Lsa* and <lasM••>*». >»f Atb i eaa. are epststotag saw itase la Ito el’y at ! tba AaaapsiMs b-asa. Tuonw New*. ' tie Brarday algbt II s l> C. LHive', I I «b la oa Ito tAsstalg bvtweea K I Itouib ; A Ihr’s. aod Muto’s bahasy. an Aes by * barsa <bie«a by Mr Turn Ttowato* M' Ttoo»wo aid ►.*< see Mt , IKtee* eaJ at cwsshi smm ggeveat Ito Tue aam U of Un tou*> pesasd a er the eras esto a*4l '*• apolar earl ossa* ta-aa a Hr A la 'to Isecb Uy lb* Mil- Mr. ttoeer •** osm mas aasewac tail tor ban* an pa atal Bit <> g. Ilmlo* an I dosgtas. t 4 tas 1 rU>s, V*.. eta> bae* teen *pe«to««g snsiae toasa al Ito Ttoitaoal Oma’aNtfea. Wui *t*M ••* J. W llsatoe the Week M tor booM we l*i to** aavawa j Tba lure tot to sere to -eg piers d ust Mo I W i Mi esaifs to. to frvto of Mr Praace ' ' H.idpstsaS rutotoece, sod a toadawe I tames will asua be reared Tba taws la as ' to a taaatoai msa. aod etoe the toaasa to I rsoeptased. « attl to tsae «4 toe head- ■ susaeo. ma aesris m the toy. •csta* U U ItoseaU and F M Magtee are Uytog toahstoa s «?* to* saba, m iha buaae of toe bastaM*. e« I'neee asm eea- ttopk l%Wß*m «t*d*te« as* Ite Aibato ! toaer* • ma* ba sesesass* raeaU e Mr ibsay Joes* a> to be p*es* I* WMtad to M» tewasrk ttaU perpto bvtag «* Ms*as sane* tee* to to lb* aushtot «d toa torsel tor a «*aartoe ei a *4e tn we* wee tot*. Tte satawata gtesew-iy tot ato aeve*«> aactoa* deep to ues«. A Log** M itoud T.mpsars so to,**. • g el ißeh &t*e* aae* «te teaua of Lap* i A. Mb SB. «* dtohtosa awaaly. teas May Tte L«Ag* was togasdtod wwb asveaese* tfw «oaatov*« A Irak* Ist* Kvm* U>ta* *4 «*• •*> ester I Mr J. W Mr****. L». to ps*mx«tog tte | nagea astssa la JetAaae ««m*ty. eat toseday aaratotag. jei Mm iMtetew of MtohssasN lasaa* Ms ittok ftorasK b, M-e lto. M ■ Item. M» Wa A« Ue* to Maa MtsUto tomato to I —l PWte A F««te hdf «* Atteee ewltad to** • I gty P««to Stowe Itos ostoes tey to Mate • ste rtoe*. sha a*«wsd te wee rewtosag toe |N*g aa wtswTsie to bar. ate she aatee | jeg ate touted b* sgawe to te lac* Ms ' S wa* goto A isweitas* **.*. »aatses •.a a- < | rat •»..* «**4 the »«*. •» «te» •*»»*« i etMB tea itoe Itaam I ■■inewr • to | each mi latotosirii < pew* ttosa i ate te I I lt*M pete ateirted to Saesteag ■ *—■ ; ' t «wte .* toad toe r**M tody {H gtoto MP** w*te yew • F»w *ptete ' , A tote AabAan Ttaae Mtawsed A «my toaM mMsnv aaur Matte*.. Aaaessb »nß*"- Mg- Yte W ***** ' K*«otes ate Jw* pete* «et «d B*.***,. . a tew *te taateded *b* tote*. Tba, , ter* to total ’ rihtaea Ttey as ae* smbs. ■ «M**ted tte *■!*«***«*• to ate up test tteAb. wwe* tety ** Tba* tote tosm tat te emwebte te te tstoed. M*f eB tba aaaaay- •»*> •*» «*• •** wteCte*. had I ,«Bb*sag *4 Ste Wbs*. aatepssi. A euarp . tettaa* to tasag tap* As* tteWh. ted Adte ‘ gate asset W has tea* MMBtete Items from Saturday'* Daily. A HIBKHAK TH IT DI!)*'II4ME UFf. Tlit hreae Chßiiej H's T*d at tte Li 4 BaareL About a week ago, Ordinary Herrincton toaued a marrtetv l«enae, 'he groom being about eigb'p year, of age, and the intended bride about forty. Tne j lady was tue sister of the gen'’--rn*a’» son. ' wife. Two days after ibe license bail txen secured, the gen’ emanronciu.ied 'to bicii out, and ia lb us abort |1 50. It ia ' thought, however, that the affair wdl Lake p ace iu a abort while. T'ie inaniage aa* ,to have been 10-tnuriow Now, gueaa who j the parties ate. ArrMeasallt i»te«barge*. | Tlitai morning, J-rhu Ehtar, who turns I the.wheel at this i fflce »ta ptteing atony Bn xl wrest wilb a gun in In* Ihuml*. A* be p ter-! fit ■rrto’*. Nr Abe Jte • i**''f£? gua from him and a*ted it. The gun wa* loaded. Inlt liefore the neyrn CTUId t< II him. it went off with a lotto report. A crowd soon galterud. but everything wr* moving *tong serenely. Tte ahooung wr* purely iccident*!. a* Mr Joel did not know tte gun was toaded. *B*toM a* Bwteawad. The heavy rain ysateroay proved too moci> f«a arver*' of the tewet* on Broad •treel, aod In a few oi'nute* th* *;rvM Ited , e.l lUe a large liver, teteg entirely coves «l wth water Thta auagwl* <h«t lue tun'b.of the acWrT* be aala/yssd, or other suitable rvpsir* te mad*. b> a* «o reader them sudk rnt to carry off all tte water. cabbbibw miw Tta < ntnea. If Mta Mteha* WUi tola* mtta a Clew* ■tees. Owl “Jack" to a iaueitar eight to the eptea* of Athens, and tte p-ssesahty of people teileve that M to U.la'ly deVowi ot s.ste, but an siuuwny *ad at tte name tins* a tehte inmdaat la bi* M* deaarvrs atlaalMMi. Hs to a great fav wtta with "Old Tub." and to oftoa scan <»n tte streets with him. “Tub'singa and "Jwk" lead* tte way. If "Tub* g<m too slow, "Jack ' Jerk* blcn sl asg anti! ae r** faster. , Every Boadsy, "J*cA" *Tim* bright •*>! early and prepares for eh arch Hto pride to vary great aod te w'U ant tbiak of go ing eatasa bi* toottar will give boa sc town Shirr. If she dos* thia, ha stnika happily •nd nsate* over to boot "Tab." He wII then toad "Tab" to cba-'ch a<d seat b' n roaßfnrtalrfy, after wh ebb« «11 sit In a .IHL-raa' pi w. "Jneh" to a link da.f, aad siirt tba Illite chitoraa don* tebsvr. to wul late tteto up toed them out. ai d afsar teaaUoaScrtag a tbwrsagh thrashing, •gl toad thaw tesek to their seals bofltes hto any they all fsar "Jaeh." “Old Tub’ •ay* "te }«•* knows dal he’s *wiae ter iirolß aa' I* wants da g«»id la»J MW te •Jack" crashi «r Lwg tea* * A taw Bssrheassa. A terra eamber from Attire*. A *•■!* and <dter pi-c«* at.end*4 • b»»tocue tbl* i .fravaima *1 tte tawea ot Mr. Joha It MwWssl*. at thtaeossaiy. Eltsmasva prap*- ratsoaa werv osad* to tortart >ia Ite cue*' - ia tea sly la, sad asm* sptoedsf addreaaes war* ehrsaerad Ftoms Bev l» 0 Oliver, wte has Jte «te la inaa Ito ti rtos-, wa learn that Mr Osteite Mwh-4* sad B-m. H. II Cartbas aaasls spandai tprachte The te»i aamrd speaker s*aml the* to** this after- Item Mewes C W BsMwia and W i> O'Faired, sod two other yrseeg lad»- w.ted r** • teat race A gsnd tista* 1« •speißtod wboa th* racwtatos** «< Bin b c. n<a Trlto tern* Pwtoto tte«M ite tapMsfar* Mme. II C Tara. Cterte csMsniy** eMr ivpraeca-taiivw asrtavl w the c<y taatay. •ssd ragtar«esd *1 Use V* asms sc s* 1 H- wpawto iba Lngtoialwr* as brtag s*»rt»4. crowd* I wab work, and that *a sswty nd j mramewt aid te smpwsssMr, Tte <*iwe Bsd. SMtaMgh rsstasrlag ssssw ettsa-'M tee. to thrwas aswto fcw ath» baaiime whir* tah*w rro atad It wilt te araaaei days beta** II ersaa hate artHe dtoctoiinto. Tte W A A teMa tab to aww tte ate surtaag «• par «f dtorww*to. had th* stoelUs a etarnt set'tod Tte road will ba towawd tayimd * -taahs. had Bto p****** awl te tee pnarwi tomeoa. Tte tsratai M wdl arm*, w 4 proteMy te *33 ted par m>*tk la r*ge« 3 te th* pm****** , watte* Be. Tte* aaad hr MM Us* rvprwarataU»» d Ite R.’pm of Oarka e>m*’y. etod temsid to « they wsshsat it oea te stated «a J» •«- wr SSM to« «y Umi Bum Ctoste B»mta, mid te tad ted tow* spfwwerAnd am th* ■{•*«*• sd tetrastoeshg a tell ta* Ctarta Otaaety te pm ba* uedsr «te rsmsrai tarn' -Spam* art. *a «*•• Tech rafaate to do wx ami ttow wash** aa ci item str nctm tomtef b* Irtodsw *a*A a MU Mr T*c* aa>d * sn/qaßt B atyita Ml Mto to Aad WM Ural M bad tea* btaeusswil that ba wm te to**w Attasew add ft te A’ aam to »**■ Il* to bar* to an*. **d he. j was tadartta* ad r*i*sr*C Ms armtewr*. H« to mtatoto ,rrt* a esmwd to tta Lag eteasv eat »te eouagy ta npiiaie » to pea*l *4 ta**- ftototo, at ftan»w. Asad hto Mg gtos wf'ites* ispaw towte.- yasmrtay Tta M® swawMsw ttset teg- vetag dame wv tat, IfAB. « dbhff te wegawlto f«w *ey grata* to mtl. taw** * «*»»>*,* aptoßw sub. ewegtom *r ma* mar ***** la - . mrmi** ad laerpnisd to*** «r j I rttons la th* state. Ttos *--■*•* M**s«e **4 c«H* BW •* te aitaisto* d to am*mg to*** e»l ctoto* ' awaaa* a pi ymwtito ad aswa* item MP aud tosaWP*** ps«te«**to Tte taM •« *** ***** *MMMm«r tatora ' te aster* tte tote as taste re *l* to aww | yaatotetoad wad * <****« taste. Th* vtaarsa* wf the to* • to te domaed Tte startadsto rd tta BeMPtad army, faratokad h, ttem fterth at tta toaa gremd <sm*esae* ***** teadt ptac* at Ate*wadrm Fstaaw. mewed •* wresta* ad tww bms>- dead Stal r«g**ytraps «*d ataww* tta grunt s*t swry Aee Mhoses Tte *Ma«* peat G«* Baaab **» yartteaamf by • toady ad ram rwmdy rbatoasmd anetars. *ad «s*a masted wa* Sll str mnetoara NesMag Is Is. Several papers have lately-published sn t extensive accoun ot a rape couua'V<-d on j the young daughter of Mr. Tobe Perkins, I of Grrauauiriffe. Tbcse. nports were 1 greatly exr iterated. The real facts are | tbeae: A negro boy about fifteen yea s ’ esd made some improper proposals to Mr. 6 Perkins’s naught er, but no attempt was ( made to commit a ciime. Mr. Perk.ns end ! bis friends gave the boy a sound thtiwbing, | j and be is s'ill al work on Mr. Perkins’s | place, sutd ia conducting bunself in a more becoming manner. There was noexcits-| } ment over it, and the affair cc:nned m< x than three w.-eks ago. Dtily papers should ! be assured of facts btfoi, they publish ! them to tba world. —Grveoisboro Herald- i l Journal. t The CtSRoKICLE * glad to Aid out that I s Um affair rejiortc din it* column* last wee k j F *"* Tnot so bad after aA Tte U-.-rald-1 a Journal »y> “a newspaper should be cer- I taka of the fa*M of a case txforb it lay* the L aoair liefore the potibc." a Now. a CnuofiCLß reporter, hea.ing of | s th« affair which liappeue-l near Gresliam-I i viile, Greene county, went over to Wat kiMViUe, lo find out the fact*. From a perfectly reliable gentleman living >n Wa’- kinavUle, be iJslaiuet! Just what was print , ed in the CnROMCI.K ll* had. heard of I th* fee’s fn-ai a ivliable souice, and i, I . tte pnase .ee of the n porter, lohl a c -FB'tt . fact which prose* beyond • doubt that ex t cilatnenl was ruunlng high, and that r lynching W*a th-xight of We »*e glsd. I r however, to find out that the atrocity of . the erima was exaggerated. These nstn. * ■ can bi nivea, if ca’tcd Tor. t'lwta* an* *•' I wwwlrsl • Or. A Hopedtd View of ChriaUan'ty ia tbe r PiCJeal Day. By Kev. John U. Holmbs, < AM, of Georgta C -nfervncr. I Tbe above a >h* title of a handsome vo'- » ume of co* hundred sad t >rfty pn - > seated lo ns by tbe author. The views of » Mr. R 4HuS on Ui* every day t«»t>'cs that • ravtnto the Cbarch and tbe mwatiy, ar* • pcnaralrtt In aevwnteuo ehapless, wi.iten in 4 tbe *otb«w's etewr and lucid style We I tav* uot had time as yet tn r.ad tbi* bo*, I but te-pe to do an st ao enlv day. ami lta-n • will give ibe v<4*jnc a m<ire esteaded n-'- - Her Meantime. wv advie* our reader* ta i purctaM a enpy __ f a at .web CksrsV. , This church to located atiout ten mil** , from Atbvua, ar»r tha N-ir’beaatera rail road. Il to ora of *L* oi >cei churches ia I this ascidia ot the Blate, end for many I , year* baa had a Urge ard active metnteu. I ship. The wnter bad tbe pteasure ul I ’ woeataippiag al Ibl* church on Hun.lay - Dy. Revs, the psalor, to In Ibe tnidal of a , ptotracted sevviw. wkcb prommw to te very *s*cc. a*tal. Tbe anted lay avsag* i*l. wte. *t.*m WMtai *• »'”» tea. UJwivm wahto* msial storoeatnsam sad Baal f«w the ■alvßhto of the people Large coagvwip.- i am* al lead ow f Is* service* I>. Item made the annoe ncem.-nt that a rm-ve wa* on had bi met a new i i.urcb taddtog. A comtoilte* was appmn* d l*» s-itat *ubaciipt>,<>*. snd it to r *|ws.tod to hav« the tail Bag put up this F><L A ermrtmy to saw* th* chwrh telUlu* sod many of the former pr anmenl «<’ a aeot Jackson county are bwted bet*— aSMMMt **• sumbet. Rev H nry Crsafosd* Lart teturdat. the Ard Qwartesty <'<* f*VMKa was held al this cbtssch Dr B P Rcbardsoa. tte presiding elder, <*vc sto beaters ora of bls ctaradertMic an t powerful ernssna* After tbe IJisiierl, Cterfamwc. Dr. Rschwilaim left, having - n •pputotaasal fra tb* teWie b ia Albasto. • *a*m> toaa*» Bdew. (toss of oar mrat psomtorai busiaem maa ta talking ■•<* a Cum>a k ut rvpn*,rs Itatatisy. gww «o*te Mswa on the rapAU* to* waatoc aurptaa ta the aatl-mal t’ear «*y. “if ite aarp** to to coat ‘ms* <m th* waswtar." b* **• ’. “the* th* tert Ihrng itart ran to Anae to to te* a uul la p»r*»- a**t topsrawasrata. Tbe cry to •■**>* MMkg itokad at a tourplns ta tba tiaraary sad <w the n»ta» k-ad by tbotaatak ape , •tawaaad* U*at thar* to mabiag iodo. M*« taring ttaas two estraoara wgettev. g awd aashe pasmaasat itoprovemrata Lw ’hs govraamaeletvet W« baiM'kg*. baild s aavy. waprovw emM defesraos, rad gtw ta eßtaeea wash. It asigkt te broach’ tew« » Skates and cMta* «Hb grant bra rfR. Item to aa ate cm** everywtare. Pal Item te work. A ray sac* detarrmtead to base no idler* Wlrvsisewsa It dwaasaacad to fav* Hs HseM* r*d tort* rtha* ttofliiUimilii H MiAm *t> vagraa» wssrk «go to tte fatebraaa Tta iraaM ass • good <me sad IM etay *aa* tad r rtt*»*s to *Ah- Wto to bMBg rM of its ate ctaas Tb* torn to to sash’ fsrwsaset uaperaemaata amt give ah maa ate tot« weak swanking Me * e fNMWKKK Ala Pktartato. Aagort A-Tbr-Kb tte atowte M Prwsadawl Hataraa*’» torts • mated to Ate M*wa»m pstas*. who wv> wratec • arrra y*»M I* Lcgray am yrateaed tha wrak by Govevac* Wa was*. Tte «aa ted tarn meets* rt tegsag a PM* wbhr MVtoXAtad. Asm afta* Hravraw * rasamataw M wrote • yam «UMsd "Tta* Ors tehte*." totatoh wra puktabad tot te avraosg paper Tb* jwwwi AamrSbad Oswssta ttarreua's toavuy at tte tet'te as A •**-» to tte astelJta* I Tta paste wra o V*sd srotey « th*, roe* ' ate toe* start Hamm’* era too oae ed te p*u war* sum * *° M*» Hw -w« Wtoh 1 a trad aoo wm as tte c -svet taihra's Igrarftoata pram a tew to*A *a swier-ra Ite ta* ate te tea tow* rar* rad. Tb* I Hdttete rasvtrt trtpmte r»at graw* 5» (te tees R rqy~- *■£-•*«* that bra *Bte« sdftbed* * tete *4 AM* H*t ( aw** to srbbhshL' « te tea kte th* prate i e»aF • fftorf ptetataa IA WtehMtota* Cay specs* a*y» ttat JatM Tyt*r to dytog wsth p.r»y»* Ha •teas htey bte taw* pssrsyste W tearfy • yen*, ate te to AaaXy gwmg way to the ! . as«**wa*i taara* Wbaa Ma frate* ( was psaabte* Arfsa Tytos ww* ba prat ■ rnntsp. rad ta* was a yramtotet ata t y raevfrf **a* at th* Wtoo* iksaar.. He J ( ■ sste tohaaei, star. Versed ata r togte i > fW Krvmu p—< te* te** IrU • *4*rwr* »tte* u Tr.gr I, . I *ad ta> teM A «B Ma d>at£. AT TliE CHURCHES. TUE V.IRIOVSSkKIIOSS PKKACU i>U kKBTKKUAV. ■ The Chwrcbee tVell-Pilled, sad the Mrn**B. Ver/ b'iise. Tbe churcbe< were well-filled yisterday , I in spite of tne fact Hint it was August, and . I nis i) of our citn.ns away from the city. I Tbe a> noons were of u v-.-iy interesting i i us.are, aud were highly enjoyed. k . ,'HJn.Jt. It w»* Com i union Sunday at this I church, and R- v. S. P. Richardson, t’ie I Presiding E'der, preached a nvwt poweitul I aemion upon the evidence* of Christianity. I He prefaced b’S rem’irks by Iho raseition that men who denied Ibe truth of the Bible aod religion, c->ul<l not say that they bad i ever .-tuditd it. It is foolish for a man to I condemn » ’Hing when be Flows nothing | about i'. Christ came into the world not j to ask people to belhve Ib non His word, but for the work’* sake. He gave His } evidence*, and I ben asked belief. M oe* bore hi» crtxlvoilate before tbe people of Israel, and Paul bad proof of w»-*t he wM i when he preached before the Ruin ana and j Athenians The Rble Wa* written by over fify authors, but 'lough written by an niauy men ano at dltl rent time*, it contain* no contradictions whatever as lo the plan of *»lration. The same in Gene sis, the same iu RevrlatKm*. Ik- illustrated I bls serm<”> in vation* way*, showing the f anliienticl'y of the Scrip'ores, aud Ibe • evidence* <. the salvation prepared for ( man. «XD B.UTUT cnctocn. Rev. J. C. L ’Vvru, of Gwlunett cocMy, preenbed at this church from tbe Sud chapter of Peter ?tb ve *e: ’*unt<» you, lucre (ore which belarvw, He to ptv ciotM.” He preached a very Interesting aermou ar this rtß-T uaitikt. Rev. C 1). Cai pbed preached Bt tbl* cUuicu from the t*xt: “But *a many as ree tvad Him, t<ith«-m gave He tbe power to bepune tue roue of God." He dwelt upon the question of recciv- Ing Cbrtot. Tbe- rvcetv-ng of Cbtfcrt come* I with It the cooeent of tbe under* ending. I A man most understand wbat be ‘a dom.. A powerful and neeranry trqnHle Is t*e submiml- at at tb«- wt". To rec-Ive Cbrid, a man must render bintaelf eati>e>y to IH will. A thud rtquiMie i* tbe et»l timeui, approlMikm. aud .-ruiorramvnt of ' ie *®sr tion* We must love CUnat If we belie,e oo him- ar oemm mm enuncn Rrv. H- M Q’llllan |*eactrt*l here upon tbe taXt: "Greater love Kalb no man, than that hr lay down bl* life f<* bi* Inenda' Tbe prevailing tea of tba setaron w*s love. God loved tbe World, aod wnt III* oal, tNgotieu Boa to tova etuMf*. Clirtst loveit the work!, sad gave np H'« M* on Calvwiy's moral, that hm*b wigbl Uv> i ■ad tb* tonal that man e*a do, to to lor* H.a, and If iwtaa lie dto In aa**ice to ll m. at tn 4 Fag'ai.kw** I* Ute aheaoc* v*l the |>aaU>r l>i tb*k tbia choercb. R»-v. Dr A- A. L'p i-mib 1 fl’lta lb* pulpit. Hm sermon waa lietstwd lo by an Inlrrtrttd congrega'kt' He prrkcb**! upon H»* Ita at H' l‘*ul befiae **<l after r>ov«r»iou He wa* a a'-t/er a«d praracut.a ot Gta’» followrt*, but at •he cad of lira Mint High, b* went out to 1 prawcu. and kto wonderful life ard the rich rroali* flowing from K te»l of b» | work. TNT AVIkU*. 11. —— Al <w» ratwet, C»y Attorney Cobb banded M • synop**• al the p*» '*< *«• prmttog before tba i'-gHto'oro. W» print M ns >erfar»*ito« to th* public, up*« * aahj-ct le wbwh *H am Inler-a ed. Tb foitovikt ks • ayaopal* cd tbe bdi per la o*a provides that tb* C-fIMJ toay tn thrtr dawratton gr* l’ . pave, atnr. vtam-B*-ata nt ter w tor te prove tbe »tr*t« 1 Kite prwaee' fim Htol'sand eras’ jetatoe- J walks ata pave IM *a*e tkrltoo two provrlrw that Cntoacß to«y •> >l. uT say pert o« eat >4 ai-toaalk •ta rartiiag «to tte rani rrtaia of tte side 1 nd tte rarart «e wbte* the rtrtowa'ti to Is proved. * MctkM 'hrw provide* 'hat Craac-I may ' *aae«* sot e«rwediag Iwo 'turd nd pwt of j rtayeramg srtta r'Trt <« tte real eraal* j oe each *>d* of urat unproved Swi,* four pro*. We 'bat th- C-raar’l J D<y pav* tttbrt *lrwt* *ta udewalka wt ******* 'key will praarrt wdb street* •ta aidvwata te tta fir* Htoita •■ratay pared, and** M iteMy of prev.rav •« th* Srttam 9*w prortto. ttat Cueata »*y *<a*a lb* twated taping .1 M npra, awd ’ tone »-*d« an euliabto for travel. *ay od 1 M todewa’taod tte dry «• tta rta trtrta ’ •bnius* oo tte wdewaiC tsrrtlte Ml pronto ttal mwraarwr.u ” »*e .b» a "*•<•'ba property aaewrad !r-an » Ite data • tte tta «Mw provtdtog tor tte woe* twerton scare provtae ttet CneeeJ (total * eqaatoa - —rt- munsa tag wtora *rot * ted proewtmg te property scr'ta.ng to 1 frsatagv on rrat. Srctaa «tgtol provrfs* tbnf **iinmi*ti stow.- ta ruf rtta by rtaOßUon. •* City ’ tax* era erdtortte. with tta rtgta at * fca ton* to emo vat wnatoat nd aetetatocal by Mftdavtt ud dtagtatty Bertite *>te provktoe ttoat sU oed'Mac* | 1 provtdtog kw w-«rk eta** ’bi* art s**!l se- * ytorv • »»>smy ta od wta»ra Gaw ' > ’ ted ttor rose od sack (Wtotav atotal ta « - Wrwd <>• toitew*. fkirort car roevraawe are req* nd to pav* tte arte t recks ata owe f<«* te rwet * arfe. wtorgv sUecto ar* paved Wtock ttey rata grants*. Aag- 3 Waack' Crash . ( Ttamp* A yta sta s v-ry tartrate yraeg . ti t MMatad geitßS was Ml ov«* the ' i tofiewa-A. ata •• **•» testa* tow* t ra-1 «rk tta oM *k*a wortaeg « ’*• ‘ «■ ttet prawra fsrstaed- N'-w *R C-tohtosto ; • to toa«ta«g * Ol Bul 'toiprag sroead j t Tta yra*< »*• Mtog weatey rt-ro.:-: to tte tart fa(M*w». F j» wtee I J ttes ta bs* te«rayta ■to Brans by ato s - • ttehm ata hw err* oramg ta»< •• tte ' gteto*. U Ors »•*=*'» tasrmg te sd- " dmta M-s B*» »*b Trant, toraey f gr | g-ss't mywSf “ Tb*» *etoert wa* s'- j wr*** tbs rfawe total- Fneads od j s tw ywssg ms s*y Uta ssttaitak* will , ta teoatasA—Eta** <*** *< 11 WOOLFOI.(*.'<* NI'UUKN Sll'k.VErt Tbe Keaelt of Rating Strap After n Laug Fast - Belter Nww. Mac -K, Ga., August 4—The Constilu | li<«n ha* stated tba'. on Frida/Tom Wool i folk broke bis fest of seven days but no publication lias been mule of how and with what be broke it. Woolfolk became ' stubborn aud refused to eat because the , county commissioners would not allow him restaurant meals and a special mac to wait on him. E_ held resolutely for seven days to bis intention not to cat. On Thursday Deputy Sheriff Hodnet brought a loaf of Lgbtbrcad aud some *yrup and carried it lo Woolfolk, but Woolfolk ret used to eat it, saying that he would eat nothing that Hodnet brought. On Friday Woolfolk told Jailer Birdeoug he Would like to eat some -loafbred and syrup, and Birdsong gave bin: the ideuti crl bread and syrup that Woolfolk bad refused lo receive from Hodnet. Woo!f**lk ate it with apparent re'isb, but soon he was seixed with intense burning in the stom ach, caused by the syrup on a slor'acb that had not received food in The burning sensation seemed to be very painful indeed. Woolfolk ru<hvd to the table in the Jail, where was a pile of fat meat scrap* that bad been thrown away from tbe lean by tbe prisoners. Woolf. lk packed his mouth with this fat meat and swallowed it in order to allay tile syrup burning*. Friday uiglit W.ailbJk is said to have been very unwell, aod vomited • great deal. He said he would just as lief die as lo live, and thinks starvation is as good • way to accomplish death ns any other. Tte Bar betas. Mr. C. C. Nichols, of the Boutbern Fam, ' gave a complimentaiy bar Ik cue to ha (rieoda on Saturday, at Ibe residence of 1 bis father, Gum Spring*, Clarke county. He took with him from Atlanta, by ■ special car, quite a large party, aa follow*: Mine* Mary Holliday, Mamie Otis, Maggie M' Donald, Kale Count lly, May McDonald, Kate Lynau. Fqier, Alice Lynau, Marie - Holliday, Mr*. P. J. Moran, Mrs. McDou aid and Mrs B. rr < Among the gentlemen were Meter*. P. J. M>>r»o, J. R. Holliday, Austin Gallagcr, Ed Mahony, Joe JaColia, 1 John Otia, Wit! Gallagher aud M. Maho- 1 uey. Tbe p»rty wu driven from Athens ' out to tbe boap'labla residence of Mr. ’ NicboU, 3r., c* Friday night, where a Warm welcome awaited them. The house and the grounds were beautifully Humina ted by Ctunea* lautci ns. ( Next day, Saturday, the party Wai t Joined by a large uutuber of citisena from Athena, among whom were Mr*. Henry IL , Carlluu, Mrs. Talmadge, Miaa Daisy Tai- f iu*dge, Uuo. Heury U. Oa’lton, and . Nraara. trFairell, Ware, lUI-lwm, Crai - , toed* totatoatoMw,* McDow»ii, Rev. l». <X ■ Oliver, Dav-s, Oawf.trd, Talmadge, and ( other*. By I o'eloek a btet of the bugle ( •noouiicta that the liarbrcue wa* ready. ( The labite were aprrnd under tba giant oak near Ura spring, aud were laden wllb ( tbe chtuccst v.atida known to Georgia , ! Wb*n tbe gneaU wrra ***t*d, Mr. C. 0. NcnoU, tn a few will choaea word*, ax- ( prvn*i<d bu appreotottoa of Ilia honor doue ( him by the hearty reapooae to hia luvita- t tioa*. The jirraeoce ot people amoug , wboaa te bad bt-cu born and raised, a« well to of people wbo bad ooce been ( •• angers, wa* very gratifying. *’Wt-L ( enow,* Wra the b 4 word la tba Engtwh B language to use, and yet it fell abort ot f wuat bta bean prompted to aay. lira. Henry H Car lou *pato for the ' gucats. Ila aatd the beat heritage a young * umm co*»d have waa a good talker and mtiiher W bat a pieamre it toa*, then, fur I hat aged enupie, one, their aon bad paw. cd ('inn lbe«n out among •'ranger*, lo Me 1 him rrturn with tbe frtoad* ba bad made. n •bowing lira grad fruiw of parental Mil*- 4 tude. Tbe name of Nicboto ba* bean an 11 honorod on* In Clarke aver since Raoaom 1 Nichol*, over a century ago, moved bl* *' family god* from North Carolina lo the 0 q»»t wb«rv,tb«' f*m ly Mill bvea. ’ Tue dinner oyer the real of tbe day wn • spent I* soctoi oonverte, dancing and otter * pleasrant amusement*. Mr and M-*. M Nwraoil., Mto* Ntatato ,*ta Mr. Ctoarfre 1 N cliuU* were Ind*taUgabir in tbrir effort* u to entertain tbe gnmt* of lb«r era ata b teotber. TM Allan'* party returned home l ’ te Bunday.—AUaala ConaUtmtoa. 11 * Te Bar* Ante. Tbe Uaonintoa (Ga) Matos asnoaoce* a lJ novel orfvaaoay ahead Mraws J. P. 11 Holliday ACo baee on beta a roll od Jul* tl t»*g‘ *g which we* left over from bra h year. Ttey propaM to give Hto tbe Iran- j ( anta Oraaly Farmtaa Albano* ata tot ibam toory M. Il * proposed to have a grand J obi ice K oa 'bat ceaaeMm. ata epeeeM* from aev- • ee-ai promtMot men ot tbe tatonca. Tta a •peakers will te (elected and tbe an- h noußcroMrot ma>ie in the fature Tbe t prace «dl ta at tta ooan-boaM, ata tta I tow will te late la Bagwl. Tue exert date ‘ Wi3 be given MBt week ® A grave wd ta dag on tte aqnare smr- it where near tbe cnartbOßae. aod a real fan eral with appr*s>rtote mraoralea will be grae tbrtegh with. PaA -bearer* will te •etortta for tte oecrdoa. ata all who fae. ar tM a* of )«te tagging are expected to * act a* (arraraer* * A pacaie ia to ba iociaded la tbe cere- 0 ■Mawe and evraytorf} is invited to alien J a ata bnag a wr.Uflttat hrafcet A Vi ßieneß*!,**y«***g Cana la Car* » HLa. Colcwbxa. S C. Augeat I—Jarno* 1. CUrk w*a abut tbraogb tbe beta, at fi.3o 11 tb* a'lrnwrr .at tta eny bal; corart. by n W R Weetae. u Qork ar* a trial jtaxe »t New BrrxJr- a rata, over tbe not, tat Cor tbe ia*4 y*r aad reerfrrf in Otambm, twenty yard* .. from where ta was *ta*. Kradaa keep* a livery Mabie I* tbe city. I•* Meerra'e wife received aa istatiag letter. »tl •ta Mew ta imtataWely c*e*e *p tbe ■ w rarvrt taMUag Ctak. C art wa* enaitag dowa tte street wrtb a lady. Wtaa lb- j W two nr* were wtthn hra'f <J-«r» paero of tl each *tev they tanked awav. Cvtr firing I o twice ata tert*e soar twae* M-cUe to ■•kart ata Ou* fed, tba bate* gotog ' equaraiy tbroagh bto tcaxpdc*. He dtod * two bra** after wasds. j 9 ATHENS CHRONICLE SUBSCRIPTION SI.OO PER Y AO /ANGE ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE The Mystery at the Tomb. A strange true story of en incident in Athens tells of one of those remarkable vines of the tomb that «re found occasion ally in a man’s experience, but which are rare enough lo make the skeptic-il doubt. Yet there are some of the witnesses still living to vouch W>r the truth of the facts as told by a descendant of the family. In the beautiful cemetery at Athens stands an old tomb of a family, once protr inent, not only in the Classic City, but in other cities throughout the State. In it are laid at rest the Ixxlies of several an cestors wbo once played prominent parts in tbe history of Athens anti the State. Death slights no family, though for a time he may pass It by. A few years after the war the door of the hist cold resting place of the family yawned for a while and closed again on the increased dead wbo slept within its dark cold recesses. For some years there were no deaths and tbe silence of the tomb was unbroken, save for the visits of loved ones wbo knelt with out and offered a prayer tor the dead or paid loving tributes to their virtues. At last death cone once more. Tbe good old grand-mother bowed to the will of lime, and dear ones gathered to pay their last respects. The solemn procession wound its slow way to the cemetery. The door of tbe vault moved heavily on its binges as it swung back to receive its dead. Ati Mid of golden sunlight filled 'he tomb dispelling the gloom and revealing a strange Bight There creeping along the walls and over the coffins was a white vine. Pure and pearly it alood iu bold relu-f against the dark back-ground and glistened in the sunlight. But wbat moat aatomsbed those wiio saw it w*s its urti-vbaped windings. There was no mistaking the resemblance. It was ahnoat a perfect urn. But tbe wonder did not (top here. Cu.L ing turtber on it formed a D, the family initial. Astonishment ceased not here. It was a trip'e mystery, aod tbe cHnaax was not yet to ba reached. Tbe minister offered up the prayer "Aahea to *a!ies and dust to dust ” Those who wi re looking at the white vine saw it t-etnblc, then it shook, and tell •n frag, incuts, scattering over Hie coffin* ot the (lead.—M. P. WiLiH, iu Augiula Chron icle. < T*r Bea* D*PBr*oNe. Atlanta, Aug. 4.—Tbe bill to create * txiard of pardon* baa paaaed Hie Henate, tat it baa not been called up In the Houae. In spite ot thia latter fact, however, and lo add another eviJence of tbe thirst for office prevailing in Georgia which has been so often illustrated in recent year*, tte Telegraph eorrcßpoudent learn* *n an indirect way that there have already l>eea filed In the executive dep *rtmeat over forty application* for poallkini *a member* of the propoecd traard. Indeed, sotoa of these application* were plaod on file ** early aa last Winter, be fore tbe movement for the aatabiiabmeut of *ucb • bon'd had takou *ucb favorable Shape. Aside from tbeae application*, a number of prominent gcnlleineu are 1.-ing talked of fur places of tbe Ixtard by per« Mhm wbo arc very much interested iu ita •ucceaaful totalUwbment. Os those tbe two moat favorably men tiunal. wbo are not applicant* and piobao. ly will not be, arc Hon. N. J. Hammond and Judge Rolrert P. Tripp*. Wb- lher either would accept if offvrod tbe |4 «ce, ia howevar, very uncertain.- Macon Tele* graph. iOB Os FWlee* ll*rw< *>rar*. Romk, August 4 Yratarday morning •boot 3 o’clock, fire broke out In tbe rear of C L Baiker’* •tab'e, and before tbe fir* department could reapood, tbe entire bn tid ing waa envelo|»ed in a »h*-cl of thmra Tte were •cvenUrn head of fine horses in tbe Mabla, and only two were Mved. Tbe oe). tented *tellroa of Capt. B»m M»rgaa waa one of tba l<*». He waa valuta at |3(*K>. Other adjoining boiMlnx* were •rao cuaumta. Tbe total amount ot loaa** it rottmnlta nt from *30,000 lo |35,000. Tbe teada of tbe fire department met ye*, terday afternoon to Investigate its origin, tat could find ta evidence that would Lad u> Ita caaa*. It was tba largest fire Roma baa ever expenencad. No liVM were lost. Ona of EiiaviHe’e gallant young disciple* of Blackstone, finding buv >ne** in bi* profession rather dull at this aeanon, and having a wife nod baby lo provide for, laid away hl* law books, nad cloned bi* office, doffad bi* atanding collar, congress gaiter* and courthouse clot be*, battl ed on hi* seediest garments, nested a trowel and sailtod forth lo earn bread by th* sweat of bi* brow un til tbe la* businea* picked np. He bail gotten n job of brick laying and tamed over 1100 before his friend* tnisacd him out of town. BOLT UPllftifr SHE DIROT" MiLUCDorviuJk, Aug. 3.—A dead negro woman sitting bolt upright in x carriage wa* tbe uncanny aod tin aaual picture on tbe street* thia morning. Tbe dead woman was a Chatham founty lunatic asylum patient. Her name i* Emmie Eadiing*. Tbe moot affecting part of the pic rare was another female lunatic who •at by tbe side of tbe dead woman totally nncnnaciona that ahe touched x corpse. It oenmt that the ordinary of ’hatham county had been absent for •ome day*, and during bi* absence -he inaaoe woman grew rapidly ■orae. Aa soon aa be returned she eaa committed to the asylum and ibe officer started with her and her companion. At Ivey atatfoa, between Gordon tad thia city she died. It was alto, geeber a aad sight