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NATIONAL CAPITOL.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
(Prom oar Regular Girre* ondent)
WasHiaoToa. DC, »
Aug S.ISBff. (
Mr Blaind moat sot ba aa vindictive la
penlching hia enemies, large and arasll,
wban be get. as nppwtaaity, aa be baa
brett credited wHb being, e* etee be taa
fairly allowed that rUrral vigflanoe which
b the pricw of kropfog track «4 yonr email
fry eaemiea Io go tato laocuous daauetude.
A mao wbo was diotnbacd by General
Mara ws* rateatakd la a ctocMblp la Um
Paoafon office a few days ago. Hr b «o»
of ibe bitterest etc* agateet Bialae that I
bare ewer mat Jnrt before tbe mrot.Bg
of Ibe lest rrpoMican Narinoai Cmreaihwt
tbb man was for a abort tuna, ibe editor
of a weekly republican pap** la tbb city,
nod wrote and printed fa the editorial
culumoa <4 Ual paper the fofenrlog para
graph i
“Mr. Bialae bat awl eaU be would wot
accept If nominated, lie juat sard be was
Out a caadfaiate, and fbee wmkad lo lie
beaehoM* wte> bouH turn ep Uw tree,
lan'til airaoae Mr. Bfalu*’* ft Mode am
sorb warm friarofa! Cao you recall om <4
b<« infant o tuirere who baa »«< ta-tew
Soratbtag, ■< wte- ban not placed Ibe re
|*W«OH Ml Ml
HMBtfelf
If Mr. Blmae allows ibe writer us that
paragraph lo rvmsi. to offiar, I rail beet
after always doleod Ates tarns ibe ebarge
of thing vtMbeUra. j
Mt. Henteoe taa tea* treated too no
vsi ut b-a eaperteaea during tbs early days
rd bw adabasMTwltao Moot Ute return lo
tbn Waite Souse Thursday. Tbe udke
eenbaee baen rate a grand rata. baowmg
that ibte weald be tbrtr last chance aatil
Jail, aad ibe Ptmtofatet w »*tedy lo be pitteal.
U« bee amputated a large watew as puev
n enters. S*d Item IroateMMß ara bate
Cap>wed good pri»e~El4i«eero<.r War.
flboatb, UwAastaf at Mew Odra*. M , Ite
F Fatly, te Offiata al Maw
Orleans, and tbe JLateanl. Al) PteAMi,
Nmmtae to ibe ArpsoUne fbpatair, and
fevMVW Ml
These to a Mute taemtmisi beet ow am
Met <4 the toWfg c 4 ibe Ctetoedtea eaai ■
tog eauasd “MtaeW DteasoMf* la toHwtsMa
are by toe U» 11 seen n a Uwiar “MnabZ
M-» UMtaam tot obta to NAe*y to gearw mN of
lbw to noy Mhoe OMnMaw as war a white toe
oeee Sebrte* ■«. to sot at all paleae>.to to
IMM *WNMI Ml ttMl
asotokia todwerry ace tomgism an atteawbur
to btob ep* aww. Tbe Mae it tbe maian
to, that rawtea a to paeaae ateeb la l w not a l
to bosM* too Utawd tabaag of aaato amp
pad, as to toe Vetoed toiatM. nod the Ctoaa
Atoms may bawl a* ibey t tease, be* be*
toepreiy e pssenMoabl w«f eo* get nautoed
ewer Ibte guei<toa> w Tbe tew amtee wbtob
totoesaaem wee made, aee yatocsd by toe
tana <1 eg*aw aa toe rwsuto <4 aa moeealg*
atom toatote by a aewMtoaee ad tee Niame
I* Wat aawato toe Lea Mto* Rgo i by Mr
Cbsuetaiti
MbMetoatse SeAngg. of Uaatoaaaa, aaye
Htrrtana toy bto epte»ta*totoete aa toot baste
baa Arwaaw amey wba* Matte ebatoro toe
topabtasnato bad *4 aarryteg toe toted Oaw
grauMacal Waertrt tin aba tetognm*
raibst terwagly ibe* the Laetetoeo dstege
tow Ml to* Beat rugul emo Setnmsl tow
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liarrttoto. AM *4 waaeb to eery ■ to*wing,
ba* ibs lae* AstaU aart ba teaguttaß teat
Ms* «g baa a *««y am bead.
M«*w toea fort j drewanew wwo Jto
(barged (MOB the Omro meal prte’teg
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to aun s rasme* Rsaatom bsimel to aa lay
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at Ma* Bay Mete*, stoa bee baew eat trad
bw tbe tomato* of bat betoamd. toemgbt
to a owhlm ofg«*v to tog Wt* r*.
bate* wm toemaayuim aeaseaawd to (toast*.
Jw*y> Magbea* ha bls toorgs to tos>to*.
•aad toawe wee etoagl awd ihunudd v«*
dram* Ba otoew that Um yrtaane* amt a ans
wer M rhMbag baaaotf st bar bwMbwsd.
Vbte tosoM be foamd to to* BRdiitoy.
wtebh Aw* p I Meas* W a mi ri M ton
ewawr epuw a aetoMnd nmw *4 deaw*.
nut rwauum earn wattw •**««*.
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Ito ytotete “Me to mt* wato daath* aaa
t slaod to ba* Mntor to Rrtarty Tba wwa
totetoy «bpn*ta*i ta mow of to* tom Bet
am toatog toe b«wr was wedton to* dee
tor* fa*y aaymul that Mr May****
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toe toot ato *ubt Me «a* *** parmamm
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atotoernttet ten* wswg team adato. tom
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J. TWO GRIII) Rtsr.ll.s
in Mtearnpelrs. the Wttorr in
I New Serb.
btoiKEAroua, Mnas., Aag 7.—J00. 8.
“ Blstoiell, one «4 tbeU lrst and wealthiest
citufttia of Minneapolis, yesterday dMC >r
_ errd tbat forgerle* to tbe amount of stt7,-
s» (MIO ba<l been committed to bis riiro-
Tbe forger to a young lawyer of thia city,
IB wbo** f«u>er to also wealthy and prom
nenl.
Btaiadell bad befriended tbe youoa man
- in business transactions, going so far as lo
T rndora* his note f<< $ 15,000. The youny
man made the <n<i<>nemeut the Immis tor a
J. systematic eerie* ol forgeries, reaching tbe
~ tom atrise mentioned. Mr. Blaisdell db
a covered the forgeries merely by sccid. ni.
He at once charged the young lawyer wilb
tbe crime, the latter coofeyaing la tbe
B presence <4 several witnesses.
Tbe forger's name to J. Frank Collum,
of Ruckwood A Codem, attorneys at 220
Temple coor, thia city. The forger ha*
l«een Mr. Blaisdell'* attorney and wa* tbua
enabled to have secern to bta paper*—an
opportauity which be used for the fur-1
' tberancs <4 bw schemes. Collum is a
mao <4 about thirty-five years of age. He
0 wae kept a prtaouer ell last mgi tat the
*• office of Attorney F. F. Dsvia, wbo wa*
* retained ia the ialercat <4 tbe Becerrty j
* beak wbKb bold* a good deal of forged
11 papm-
To-day be aukis a full contemioo and
j eiptama that bs lost tbe money la rvnl
sntate speculations. The total amount <4
t bto forgeries la |227.000. Maiwlcil’a asm*
I ia not ojwn all of the I urged papi r*. Toe
names of several oiber prusnintet ett t- M
a bavins town nwd. C .'turn h<4 Is equities
f la C'USmderaMe real estate, sad them- have
all Uawu tel Bed over lo Blsiadtll
I Young Collum oorupte a handsonw
rvmdeaw* ob Portlned a***>*>, and Hotel la
good alyls, employing several aerv.nte—
tie ba* a charming wife, sad two or thru*
* email ebtkteto.
“ Naw Yowa, Aag 7 -PrmMeai Ktan 8.
Alfou, «4 Uk F<.rty weood Mtrr«t »t»d
’ Grand Brest F.ny R. ilru*>l cuaupasy,
f was err an tod !i>w alter*.joa *1 bto >4Bcr,
* (® West Fuaty-aec.md street, on the
cbarg* of dafrsadmg tbs otepsay.
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Jure wire rasulrud formally lo ppaecoie
t ibeir A amauiw ra.1,.1 a|»e
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lbs matlM torfute bto*. My Ito InaprsM's
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lo Uw uAee aad arr«*tad Aitea Its en*.
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fate oar* Baaw or ttoat to ***** tottosv pw
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t rorarnm hanks
Us ibteh* be sceHersd astew baadrod
( share* at so atonal |a teal way. aad but
r rwwte etouat *lMute or flbuußO Italy
toaM sf ibamt abaraa aad uww mateum
i a saws bto** tew* pterwd as far. Tte
, dwaonse* Isqum* awsry sauebbwtdar es tbe
eumpsay to have bto aPedl Mrißsd at tte
k adßao Wltterajl toetey tbat lbs fad saasot >4
. Be tread may to* beow*. Ates* rvpamtom
( ate oamtatoatam l* Itos dwwttea ia lesyatu
. Ryrawf oMteto lots m tbe elterawm. Ha
( toad taww twstey-Bv* year* am ibe mtoto
( |may ea Waaoaa naM peamdamt.
Foe tee ttarneteto I
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Warn Nr Toe* out aay, te As, wllb to
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I to* kms* waat 1 wwanP aay, and <fo .
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Oty CwMaai. 1 a*swot. 1 wul as*. *app>st
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Wbel I Vote IO tea tbs wretched Utils
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* sets ia* lara to* ly ten ml a* tte rapswase''»
tmwe*» titoictag eaty la ttos last rat Him, ■ 8
naw 1* WMM*. raagaaam wrara.rato*
1 irate
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>t te ywMuwtta* bi raa Btowtary Kra A
i • arts* to* me as* yarn to gasr- wea Mto m
i tatuwra stay metes t*e<w wra l " *» bwa • ■
pass eave at taaeaa, *mt wife 1 ateiwatee Me
j aad p<* * teasaas toeagy esd *ram ter ra
' sera marap saw* yra saw bag aagwtawr
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| Br pra para* ibi
Letter Frew Mr. t'alp
I Dear Chrokicle: —Atheists tell
ias there is do God, tbat oar Bible
! says no man hath seen God at any
time. We admit tbat with the nat
ural eyes no man basever seen God
lin His abstract character, for it is
I impossible for tbe natural eyes to
' »<* a spirit, for a spirit can only be
I spiritually discerned. I have never
■ seen tbe incarnate God, but I know
' He has been on earth as certainly
as I know that General Washington
was. I can see His person in my
imagination as plainly as 1 can
Washington’*, and Christ was (lod
manifest in the flesh. God adopted
j tbat plan no doubt, to bring clearly
jto out comprehension the character
iof the deity to show as Hi* feelings
towards His creature*. We see by
the baviour’a acta, a* the representa
tive of God, that “He is long Buffer
ing to u a ward, not willing that any
i should |ierish, but that they all turn
and live.” While I can aee my own
physical body 1 cannot ace my
t spirit, and yet 1 am aa sure I have a
I soul and spirit aa 1 am sure I have
: a body. lam aa sure there is a
spiritual being, the great creative
power, and that great spirit iohab
, lied the body in the person of our
biewaed Saviour, aa I am tbat a spirit i
I inhabits my physical body, for !
, , Wllbout that BOUi and spirit we I
l should be oa a dead level with the j
II brute. I feel aeneible there ie a .
great Spirit which we call God and <
that “He beers witntas with our ■
' spirits, tbat we are the children of '
• G«d.” Thia 1 know, and 1 am not |
a lauatic on Lua subject. When 1
lam in a good rellgiou* meeting of
any aort 1 feel a* aenaible of the
1 1 presence of tbe Holy Spirit in my
' heart a* I do of the jrrcuence of the
i frieoda around me. I can a* plainly
aee It wili> my spiritual eyes, and
feel it wub my apirttual heart or
bands a* 1 can discern my friends'
presence physically. Al tbtra ie~ i
ligioua UHwlinga I try to obey the
I injunction of James when be aaye .
“draw nigh to God and He will '
draw nigh lo you,” ead 1 am fully
assured by my internal feelings that
God always rawpemda lo every move
ment of ours, if we make them in
| tbe right dirwtive. Evee in our
wwldly aflsira Ila reaprada U> our
rwroswt bo newt a tforta in everytAiag
i we du.
Kve* in our farming ojieralioea if
‘ we make earnest. b«nest, lirduslnou*
etforta we iavariably succeed, and
tbe efforts we make are crowned
' with satisfactory rawella, but on the
• other band if we are carrlewa, Isay
lor In I Iff* rent afo>ut even out farm*
11*M ojwradraa God wilt e>4 bl***
| our Is bora. It I* Ju«t ao la seeking '
> the pwnrl of great price, if It la done !
j with full purpose nt heart we are i
I auro lo obtain tLe «ie*lre>l object, i
’ other* lm no*. Every man abould, •
j and nil sensible inm will try to live I
• in that way which will enable him
ito nraliM tbe greatest good, the ■
1 most happiaeoa that can be got out
■«4 thia llfh, with aa eye aiegfo U> a
I future hapf>y imunortaiity “in the
! beyond.” nod if we will act so a* lo
I attain Ibe m<wt happ>n«*a tbi* life
| can bring. It will wriaialy at the
i same time «l us for lb* higirawt |
; sphere of life aUaiaabie “in the
twyond.” for when we ar* well Ailed
U> eufoy the porant It la th* beat
I evidence that ** can enjoy any s*c--
> cwo-iing sphere. &ui (*ys th* dciat I
| there is no future hie, and it la noth*
i lag but deruaro* lo thiak of it, fer
| that *e only com* her* to peuftagnt*
I our rue*, end then pass again Into
I 8o»-*Bi*l*a«*
Wrd so |>p«we that I* Uwe, It I I
t have orate the m«wt and l>e»t of thia i
1 life, should it prove • <Ul*e*ua, that
i tte*** ho •* life taryowd this, I am 4
: sore w* lose nothing by living the I
I life of Chriotiaas, for it affords mare <
I hapydare* to iL<«a* who enjoy r» >
' iigtaw than nay life t have j re*ions.y i
! lived, hear* I prefer the thri**Ma* u> j
I takiag aay risk <4 *«t living agata. "
I s*pec«ahy when th* prewrat reoulla i
! are a* saUsfaclory a* they have bso*
t* ■** fb*r» to SHrthiag la my *»»•
! fhl life that I eua tew* coanpincwatly
an. n«w any charm* In tt to indue* ;
| me V* retorn to it. It in thevwfere my
I aetlrtd pwrpoac. to perrat to the >ie |
I Iwete* al ad haaartoa. sad Ltbiak 1
have ewowgh of God a grace aad a
swßrvraey of Mrowg *>U power “to
I inn the race wtth pwtieac*. SoMkiag
I onto “Jeewa *bo la the author aad
' Aaiatarv of any faith. 1 * May •ar God I
tarip wo nil to too iika wisw, to my
Towrn B*er,
Tavaa < vve
Bae to *ara a Beta
Vtate tewHh. fate *.<*Ma «<ra mas ra
1 j pete •* ttess vrs ate stewemaslAw
. | totae ra
f tara raosaoWatoooste tau to •«•>*»*, mm
| Wte ra Sow toar. warted am m* te mm
j Virtte 1 ute teopy 1 ran* sltev. a *»i n*
mmra er ra ******* totem, tywa gra
he*M naira ***** era ****** ra era
taste. IMR •"**. 4 F*V» *«te * <teta*
. a* * era *r vsmrawm. tew ar mi ■«*•• try
arat te*m hwra •*■**■■*■•. iw* a* rw*'*
| FatertW rVteiryums h sw. •« *■*• tee
'•Ob’ • flMßht MB* MfMVMi MBaHlMtf few
Wb tai MfeaM mt Mm tataHh*. •* Tißwx •*»
4M» MMktarW < «BL-ra
Rsuabliuc Notes. Wrr„ Pre** iheMsuu-'
Editors Chroniclk:— When I think
of yon and ymir confinement to tbe
office when the mercury touches upon the
nineties, I find room in my heart for sym
pathy, and then I get better satisfied with
my own lot In a public career nt nearly
twenty years, aad yet a young man, I
have found solid comfort in the past sew
months of retirement—comfort because 1
am here under tbe b*nd of tbe Unseen.—
Having spent the greater pnrt of the pad
twenty year* in towns and cities, old
fr ends think it strance tbat 1 am contented
to lodge in tbe mountains, remote from the
world's great centres of basinet* and en
terprise. But we should never forget that
localities have but little to do with render
ing one hippy. Contentment is an iiiter
nal, not external grace.
By the way, did you ever think how in
spuatioo (truck the key note to the philos
ophy of Ilfat “Godliness with content
ment."
1 once got into a great fever to know
tbe secret of happiness, and I read such
books as touched upon that theme, but I
found nothing but contusion. Then so in
spiration suggested tbe above quotation,
and I eave never gives myself much coo
c ru since.
But Ido not mean to enter tbe fl,-hl of tbe
pbii<*o|>ber this evening, and.l sbml now
cad a ball, and write sbuul tumgs >4 more
prect<al import, for people have Bnr
own way ut luiuktug aad doing on all
vubj eu, and we shall not try to change
tbeir views Our views are tbe o4y prop
erty we have on which We pay no taxes.
And to deprive aft How of hi* views,
■ uuld 1* to comtn.t Li.b treason againvi
. the iin|«*ed trust ut liberty. When I see
| a fellow flowing an ox with bto bam*•
I string 1 Ld on top <4 tbe ox's neck, I never
j try to convince biin that be could just «*
I well work tbe names right end downwards
as to rev< rm.’ them. Hie “daddy” taught
1 tom tv reverae tlnui vura used on an ox,
| aid •> he revefeni them. Aa to the reason
tor the cbteg-.l giMas iberw would tar just
m notch should tar stun Ipt to reverse tbe
end ol tbe ux, which should go fotetuust.
But what a void, uounxnl pleasure it to 10
know that the ox to al era la Ibe barms*
• ben Ibe bans** aaa itod on top of hi*
■Mtk. We sboul-UMA middle with bus
1 WSB pteased lo •><«• that you had gives
y.<ur eu>{>.ove*s
tm* vot’irrH o» rvcv
** a day lor recreaira aid rra. I tblnk.
, mm* Use aswrra ra Um eaiverra tecip
, a ala <4 all th* bweaiaga of that naifouai
j memorial dajf, Uiai our ialmnag WAN*
’ priputoUuu abuuul be allowed 10 keep .1
•iso. I was ia AUaala uu Um 4rA of July.
Such a crowd of euiovad people 1 hav*
rraly seas. They w*ve marcatag wnb
btenars sAuat. Auto with badge* pteead ou
ura ta*ra* of all cwfut*, step** awd *«* a.
I Wte>M fitauoa w tb a pw.oc.ac>, ami tec
tod me bo* to keep U P ,b « doiags
!■ f vur a»nd Ur<u.r«a oa inai occra a.
Dd you ever kuow *• many •aucwite*"
brhlag to <«* race ** Ibry fostef 1
tried to k<vp ep wl b tbe nansr* as toe pol
lot’aa soud mentum tiam, sold be bad
satixd s* many as an llmdia. god has eye*
and ibee I quit counting What a hast to
• atiraulua vemterr*, ice er era and and*
hraUM* keeper*, B* to 1 What ba*
ever taKcra *Hte lb* “bokapoka" maaf—
Who. or wbanaostev he M,may ktoow that
: to «c*rlriteul«d S 4 much tiy bis icjiiWl-'
ytiling atawg the sumt* of K-WviH- ,
| Tran , aa *ay human being rtef did to dte
i <arb U>* qutei «4 my study boar*. I bar.
! MA beard hue la say tnly nsee | tart Us» n
I M«» «« übb h to—ray succra aitetMi
| bus, sad may h* a*v*r cva< orfk I
White ia Ad«Bta, si tta Mcrktem tawae,
I Use* Witte Ute of your towumm**. Who
lisiuU'sH m« aith pal cb*«r. ami su
i idmusUe outiiaa ol Altana, the ~cl star
etey of the tfowth ” I »}*ak «4 Judge
JieWSoWI * (do | spell H n*hlf>— AW kuOWS
• <«ii»cj.u.d ev-rylwiy hn*w»taa».—
If* wrvtoa gracefaly, suvwgly, aad to the
jatosi. Ils te sag race sway ate* *Mter sad
master a btedsouva asd-<, wbwh l»
•Msivi have aevcv rvc*iv«d but for the gaod
«fd»ra of tbe J .dge. He is a aftendd
cveapaataw to pvaa sa taw er so wtte I *
ths park* u* butel «49c*.
ll«i I aw write souwl thr m*uatsin>
And yow kaow •• are *44 to ttetah the taqp
.vsi thing Is Um pfawa where we live ia
that wb*A wv tow ansvansraeusm wNA.
la bavra* *Ab tte* aotta*. ye* Will al.
tow use te speak «A,ito*
■ * IST UM O 4XSSML
We an pr.patMg t 4 w Bret ra
**»• as a mate sad Lanai* c*«ii«gv. Our
Iba t »<* »r» »•<>•> rvpstra W« an
I swv taetuau leu haniia w taraw* «m tta
I oampte—oa* fa* S tawrag lirww*, the
I oitaf ta he uncupwd by Itar I'.-ratest of
I <to setanto. Re* Mr IfohlwMc OUn* saat
I rataces wM to batabyMr W H Mt
Ora, to KWtaw **d Ctoi O H B M «r
I ite**> e-'O*s*t. la raihima to ttao*» ai**«4y 1
w lA* oaatpwt. wfe te rated to tateHwa ’
I ata» *** to taaard tte* Cafetees*, item- ■
akfvv*. ar te p.rag pared* etas ray *aal
to mra Ttoma ad M. Hr Kdra ’ W«
I wall to** >*•* «w dawgAira ami
j <iv» item taw J and vwMra to tte r«a Aar
1 ram tur tea ratia to* is* tra »«•**.
I Snadral dutaara <•** ImmMR te toaateoL
- •• wt mb tali vw* >4 urf Msiataiß
tMigw «< «ta ital .'ata*
•toad ape* Mkevtei asaoma«B*ohwt
start* the tates Her* we has* area th*
1 harm I'iral •*•** • ptaaaa «g fory *•«.
•«**•■- w*wv* ta *srj> <4 Ar* oo teas a <4
saatee ray** »T rttaar* ram, aad has
iteutetar Ate art* ary swsm «a tor a dew j
tag wutld to wtesas* taa beta* he th*
mraey as tta Asa Bw | acme ra play
j wwa t asset. saw In **A ta* WW«W* Ot tru
. Aery harp teaad te* yaw stew awd teeyt
Write a* tew partesMara as ta> teaafd. has
teas. A*. 1 *4* write ***** aas
U. V Bavn
Tte Pra. X C
M ■ .st <M •**>• • (a tan**
npra ar nm • ***«y u*** dtaa Ayw'v
swws-w- ta. As t safe ar-4 • rtefo taasarty
he at» ***.■*■* at ka»d 41 ■"***>*. tamtaag
| psyvwM*** aad dragwut* r**ry ***** rt»
•*aMVK»c * m f******mi» ** aay ottear.
-
Bs Mto ■***!■*. is site W1 Wn a*><**.
Bar teva ***** ******* end **4.
Tfo*** ta* *v*>* aw* w>*A aad tear
tea* eye *w* angta
• • kes s ***** gw. • tens'- n*( aud
•aa warn. «. by «**, Item km
I Bstea a* *a ****** tara tiw<
ta* • as ***** ** * ***** sra-amwa,
I 'ttd* <ti KWtB feßßsdM* MNMMIB.
B* a«u> *t*>>* mmtaeteraag M*
tta* ta**** ass***** **a*y «**,
Aad a* ta* ta* ****** ah* saktod tee a BWAk,
-w vy. JU -«. • radmai- tta* wy-
B«* ta* t*as*a s* sa* ****«• a. ts*s M*4a*
ta*a tar rwv* Otaßaa Mhdtow p msiii*a*y.
**.-•• ng* anta ta*b*«e.ata*r*d hav s»«teb ■
«** **h s* tarn* r *mi. aw *nra e*rafor
(ma W« ra any, ra >*n* tte Brass
m*e ra «rawra ta* taw* * ra* by ra*
ra*
Mr V H Rsrmr. *4 Juqpc***. so te
] Mte esy today
The Atlanta Po«t*mcc.
It snems as if General L- wis, postmaster ,
at Atlanta, has sown the wind by the
: appointment of a nevro in that office, and
■ is destined to reap a wbirlw ind of public
denunciation.
The neuro was placed at a desk next
s wbite lady, and this caused the stir In
addition to this, a white man had passed a
better examination than the necro, and
tbe appointment seems to be universal y
condemned.
Mr. E. Van Winkle, one of General
Lewis' bondsmen lias withdrawn his name
from tbe bond on account ol tbe appoint
ment.
A «‘®NTKWT TO BE MADE
Over the Prshibiils* Elccttoa iu FlarU
The prohibition election of yesterday in
Floyd, ended in an anti-prohibition major
ity of 549
Tbe debt was a hot one, and every inch
of ground stubbornly contested. The pre
bddtioniaU conceded tbe>r defeat at three
o'd< ck. an J the returns soon showed this
tolie die case. Tbe following were the
majorities given:
von THK SAI.R.
R.'tn», 272; Flciwoodv, SB; North Caro
, lit*. 100; Livingston, 117; Cave Bprimts,
42; Cbnlto, 18; Etowah, 21. Total wet
majority, «0».
AOAIWST THK SAL*.
Majorities: Btrkers, 8, Watters, H: Eve
rett’t, Floyd Springs and Tcxaa Vail-y,
estimated, 40 Tot*’ dry msjority, 00
Net majority for tbe sale, 549.
C<joie»t then became the topic <4 conver
sation. and ii 1* willed that the pcohibttlon
lets will contoal. The notice b*a t>w-n filed
with the Ordinary, wbo will bold the votes
without dec.ar Ing tbe leauit until the ctxi
! test >a decided.
, The toll** talk <4 high license and re
mrictMma. The Rrounda of contest are
eiprrtßed by Hua. tkalvm Wright, a* fol
low*:
1100 Seaborn WrigM said: *We are go.
Ing V> cunivsi ibte ehclion. It ia abso
lutely uecesaary F.< years a vast negro
( vote htac atrolled the politics of this
. county It cannot be stood auy hrnger.
, Wr must have a clean City and county
government We can never have it wb,l<-
| Uli* Vavl vole ia jx ruulted to a«y Who stall
teal lb* bead ol affaira in the county and
• bat policy *!>*.! be purvtxd. Our
ground- of content are ampL. First. tb< r.
VsN I AMI tax dt I suiting oegroen rvgte
i ivrvd by tbe payment of a aiugta poll- The
f law i<quires ut Item a double poll. Tta
1 lax cel 'e tor can no tuufv accept a doixr
trotu * man a»d rsgtaler turn, where tta
t law require* iwu dollar*, than be c«n ac.
1 on* cant It la mA what tax the lax
i cutacto* ftquiira of a man iu order to
I Xgally reglaiar b ut. but what tu« law n
, quire*. Tu* • our ms of tta law, and
1 ae raprrt by Uto throw out the 1 3UO or- i
*ro ode* tual w< nt aolully agaiual Ua. '
* Our arton-l ground is Ibte In 1187 iberv i
[ war* 1,713 pull*. In tbia rlecoou Um re '
wire rag lai* ted 5.0*0. Tuta make* 9,uU' 1
i lam wbo paid lag and registered tor tun I
, elect ton who paid no poll lax tor 1857.1
, Taking off s<ai of thwe f<w m*n wbo have
, com* of age kinee 18H7 and wbo are over
i age or have c**n« into Itar county and We
. trill bare l .MV men who (mid no tax.
I In IM7, we b»>> a porfeel IM of these
I Tb*y were arg* ly neg-nrv. and were rhe!-
, leeged lode*, and tworr, al Ibe cor. ma l>7 j
. <4 tbelr leaders, tbat they bad |<aMl ail !
taxt*. Throe ar* <*er ground*, brwffy .
slated. Th* good jv-ofd* <4 th s eoun'y
I have subtuillrd lo lb* illegal voting until
turtwnr auce ceases to to a Vinwv. Thte <s
, ma tbe Brat tune lbw baa liappeord It
1 must mA, mh! sl.ell not. hsppe® again."
ttahon* tte Rill s* ReAaee UmSl>(
Haora.
Awstrra, Oa., August A—A committee
of tbe ttoattara M-ouf*ctur«r»' Amoria
tam aj>piarrd baton- ’ta II >uar committee
ou tab*** and atalntes Ibis sftetnuou in
opgeMilvo to tte bill «4 H. prasralativs
J-.-lwa, of UhaUooga, to reduce the labor *4
optrabvea la c-xtou and a*>.iicu mills to
tea boors per day.
Th* cron mi 1 tro vn temted by Mr if 11
Hwkenae, pros'd, nt of tte aasciaii-*.
Tte mid* <4 Augwkta and vwtaiiy were
ropwaented by Ina follow.i»g maaufwclu
rar* M m* a II 11 Uckmaa IMewatl
Fuiaixy. Ttaanaa Barrett and J. F. Vrr.
duty. All tte leading mH* <4 lb< State
wrr* royworaud by d« taga'na.
IteCO ■uitia* was adilrvnai d try I'rvai- I
■fowl* !!«*■**«. Ftaa ty, V<rd*ry. Bowm
Spast, Mr Bui, and outers.
1 no ra very >}«<*ted stand Begs rat <
tte Edl, *rue>g tbai It* p*mn<*. wtaia .
cnwvvy tog ae real teta-Bi to tte* mdl "prr»- ;
ttv.s, w**sd rteelt la rslaiag lb* ausnn- j
t*ctaring mtervM* <4 tte atata. Mr Hbl. j
cksrf aagntror <4 tte Engl* and pbroau <
i m-’ta, <4 Oatamtea*. wmj taut tb* Kiag I
■ and H vert.4» mills <4 Aagwa, oppuaed j
ite Ats m • very straw speech.
Why t* H ttmt saros all <4 tte drays, coal I
y«*d x*d facte«y asg>*w is Athens ara p
Kmtai a MteSWn task*' Ida* tteva te '
I *• tabrt wsgeaa rival wdi staad lb* heavy. J
i roogh wartl tet inert
CartttaVK Berm * tx now onropy tteT ’
new sb*T-r>*rt te Wastiagtoa rtrart. l» ’ i
to Altai wub a l*r«* *».<* <4 new aad ri*. 11
«ra pm*x«a carvtagto aavd waa'roa Ta* j
Ar* teas aa h*mr*m 'rad* tn as a'l tea '
aawraradra cnatq*, and hav* a-r«n.l>
mid a••■ tn».r of *rt.»4ro
* ei m ........
i
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te
Th* OM te vanaa tar «• gross ra
***■ ai H*«m a*ro****ru te (*ra at CM
•ram rate UteSMte aaa *ra.ra ra
. tert rat ftaarv (nroranas artasSy an
raaikihirt attest M «rara fa* n. n at*a
fejua t» *fei MfertfUfSß* a
* fekute fe” IBiW Ch.at Ml? «CbM MhFM<*
Merit Wins
* tea**a BnrawarUa ***** teroraua. to-X
* Bb***n Md ta H>*rti*K tq i*vk*M. tee*
H< start*. RRswin *■*. *■■■»* Ttert
rra r«••:»«. ******* a* *!•** ** •»«*«**-
aa* ra >**-*». bes«a» »» ra Wte** »j-rtra .
■Baarfte navroaraita o «*W M tekATOB- i
s gkas te.aatarga f>rv*<qC I Uta
Btas. ran *r Haw itartß teem
L!_ . atem—te—R. ■■■*■!
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY
BY EXAMINING OUR
STOCK OF FORNITURE.
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. IF YOU ARE
NOT PREPARED TO PAYCASH,
M e offer you the advantages of Our Installment Plan, where you can arrange for the goods on the tn
ACCOMMODATING TERM S.
O’FARKEIuI. <&, JANKOWER,
■3l. »t» AND 41 CLAYTON STREET
For tbe Chronicle.
Athene Ju.l Mpren.liug Herself.
Sullivan and Kilratn retired to "private
life I" Nobody cares, tbe South is solid—
especially Alueu*!
Mid Woollen and Bud Fellows, of said
city, propose to enter tbe list as prize sigh -
erg. So a-ion as they get over the dropsy,
they will raise tbe black flag, and fight
each other to tbe bitter end. Their train
ers think they can be reduced to proper
lighting weight by Oc'ober Ist—so look
out for feaUiers to fly. B ,th are game,
and just foam at the mouth, if you only
motion at them.
Second iu order comes the antl-prohibi
-1 lon * is, wbo sent some pickets or feriaM
alter our legiaist r, lion. H. C. Tuck. I
am satisfied he is most “too grown” to be
tied to any man * coat-tail. The anti's, no
doubt, would rejoice lo gel him lied to
their apron string* They are shrewd, for
they hav* pul tueir fingers 111 the eye* of
the ‘'weak-kueeil* pronibs. iu the way ol
a cumpromiae of High LiCenar, and by it.-
ainuaiKiua that Prohibition docs uot pr< -
hibit, amce every body gits as much bqu<<r
now as they want. It thia is tine, then
why do they Complain! They reply, be
cause th* lew druggists are euticlied, and
the city ]<«<■* the revenue. Noone wuo
b>s tbe inkrrot of bi* fellow-mao at heart
VHtber temporal or spiritual,) would tor a
luomeot |xrmit the stilish greed for
money, o. the morbid lust for drink, luflu'
e..ce bun lo “open the gates of bell," K<s-
IbetlCafly ca.led “L c.uacd Salouus." Tho»e
enslaved by dlluk, will soon fill a drunk
aid's grave, and your Salooua tn *y not
1 jure them tor long But hu.bauu*, fa
thers, aoua, •ons-.D.law, and grand cbil
drvu, will all whirl around ibis accursed
crtto|>ooq and when II.( too late, may cry
tor Help, aud no to aave. Nothing
but Ibe grace of Gutman reborn the alave
Ua drmk. Who are to be the chief suffer
er* by opening up bar-rooms! lur.uce.ri
•utucu and their offspring—tLe h.nuceni
tor in* gulity. Every fair, candid, buueal
man, will acknowledge that liquor 1* one
j of the greatest evil* ut the land, and the
lUrot difficult lo Cun trull—indeed, UMMD-
I trollsbie. Yet, it ut prop**id by intrlri
< gtet, educated, rtfiued Qiiser.s, to tampe
| and dai.y with in* fearful evu, simply lo
I pul mousy m the treaaury, aud Univ to
i ibe world that we are tn<L pendent aud
wdl du aa w« phase, aud btiug trade into
lb* city. Why, tbe m* rchaula have daily
t*|*«Mlcd that they have credited out
more than prudent, aud w« know people
are not going about burde-m-d with testl in
their p cketa. No, every dime ut cash ia
■ spent already tor tbe u*exa*aru« ul lite.—
Well, “you can't squeefa- bkrud out us a
, tmn.|c* Open yonr b*r-ruours, end much
of ii*« nK’uey nuw ap.nl I<n ti.« rMvcsSa.io.
of life, will gu mlu lb« accurs*d giug-abopa.
aud the me*chants wdl n**l gel ll—tbe poor
women and cmlutcu will tai and Wearle-sa,
that's aIL Tbs Bull's aud prohi's bulb sc
ktsuwhdg* they gel as much aa tmy waul
or need from tbe drug Theo, let
Weil cuvUgb al'.ue. Hut, •* ar* tuid tl te
not fight lot uuc ut two dtuggitts to g*t
rich drapeOs.ug tb« Sluff. Yea. that's ex
actly wutas tbe mailer with Hannah.—
Btosa yoff, tory du mA earn or awfully
much a!**ut tbe raasuiy being fl.lnd ami
all Inal etaJ "baa an axe tv
grind "
atsmla stvund to no city io Ibis
tend fur Btotwiity and good order. Tbe
polio rtourd |>rovi* tote. 1 defy aaybudy
to find a |a>burtuau m Albert* wbo hasn't
a p*lru <*» tbe seat of b*a pair's. Optra
yuar bar-riaans, and anlarg* your pvlrca
lurcw aad your peon*! Tbe majority ut
th* parents who sc nJ tbetr boy* lu .ulieg*.
rijcHew tbat Ums ptotubrifoti c j.
JUtWB JomtMXO.
a*. •* •
H*rkl*u'« Arab* ksaalvo.
Tarn irar sar vaja tb* w.«|<i tor Cut* i
ilruro*. tuuro, Lao**, tsall faauio, Fvvel I '
ri ***, I *U>.r. V Laps*"J Hauua, Cbbtoam* ;
U>«ns. aad *ll Sk.u Erupiruea, and twal
lively rum Fil**, m a*> pay rrqutevd. Il i '
* euaraalevd to give prri«ct aaualocl»>c>. ;
l t«» 45 ee-tila pur i I
bu*_ F'<raa.*- by Jubtr Craw turd A Co.
• 11
C«t |i taa bbb
11
A new rongrtoteoral lit wary buAllnr ta .'
to b* ton'd at Waabuiglror to c*wt fl,*4) ‘ ,
<»*> It will be built ol Granite, trowi i
ttenowd. N H.. ar dw® tab* MX) to )ouo |
•see f*or year* to build It Atbcna te on a ]
t.«g borow. aad steowf hav* a s mular ton‘<.! '
lag ia rta tow r. *4 wl< . Skiff tb* J v «,. j
1 v wtn w a «wy rfewk, with toar trsn.- ,
; tarot diste awd trite bel a
J. II Higgis* w Headquarters tor ,
Ka>ws aad Ftaka, Sporroa, Casters, etc. . I
“Try Ayer’s Pills’’
Fro kteeaattaa, Xecralgta, Mta Govt. i
Bt*pb*a Lortang. <4 Ytmkara, Jt. T, *
•ayw “ KaaraoMtaßad aa a curt to* ’
ster-roar C<war * swaa*. Ayer's Fills bar* ,
rrtarta sm troau tteas troobi* aud also | a
troos (taa*. If rvwry vtotta <4 Uri* taa I
aasa **M bawd **ly thro* •<w-te of I 1
m'a* f o*a«4 taalah Goal frror. lb* tend.
Ttero* wads would ta—'Try Ayers
" Ry th* aaa es Ayer's Ftlia atowa. t
rwrod teyswif f*nna»*aUv <4 rtrounm. I
IM* wtorh tout troabita wm avroraj 4
■u asltai Tte*** l'..a> a* •as owe* teratour
aa4 rthesaot. no if, I tail* ra. *ord4 I *
Baevs a sy**vbc ta all canto <4 raaptaa* j
Rheumatism.
*• auadtetoa ramld hav* s*rv«d ®* fa
tatSrt raad“ —C. C F-ark. CtaVMV.
Aviyslir* I'arsta. La
C F ><■ 5* no. Ji*v*>*a Cr-y, writrw : T
~ I kss-r* u*ta AyW* y-UJs Bw aanwew I
year* aad t Itoak tfary ar* Um te*e I'rLa ! I
la tta aceto. Ws taw’p • fan* <4 tteeas j “
ta. Ute tea*** all Um tras* They kava -
rvt red so* <4 sa" k taariar tea and u*rorw<te. :
(si* tak-ag Ayer's >“ss*. 1 ba*« broa
baa traaa rasa o aaptaata "
“I ta*» Aartrta growl toartit fr-.ua 1
Avar's Fdte. Five yoors ago 1•• ’ D
MR** so Ilf w!U. rt**Mhaß e'aa I aaa F
waaate* to Ao aay aoek- I Souk Uuvo I
taaas of AyW* Pita aad aaa eallroly
earta *•*• that uro* I as. t*w» 1
wiUs..«i a lase <4 ra**ntta.“—P-<*e |
Ona'aw. ffibrra i cd. Was. •
Ayer’s Cathartic Pills,
HkOAILIXr feV
O J C Ayw & C<U Loveft Mm. | B
feM fey ffiU Dteli (I tffi
F®.
1 t '.v *
wl
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel of pu
ritv, strength and wbofesomrnesa. More eco
nomieal that the ordinary kind, and eannot be
sold in eompctiliuu with the niultilud* of low
leal, short weight, slum or phosphate powders
•S >./ >*< >■, in ,-u u. Korst Usaixn >'u»iui Co.
I*o Well st., M. Y
Up to thte Um*-, Mr. Dave Gniui hasst'iU
from bis plauialHiti between (70 aud *BO
worth of wa'enuelons.
A. w. KINO Ar CO.
lleaßq.nrlera t*r the .Blllanre Cwtew
teaggiwg.
Tuesday, a ittle uotlce waa nserted in
tbe CBRoKiciJt staling that J. 8. King A
Co. had received the first bd* of 44-inch
cotion bagging nmnufaciured lu tbe South.
T*>-day lb a afore, ns ia the cave alimwt
every day, was visited by numbers us the
flrai-elaa* farmer* of thu Motion, and they
were ail pleased wqb the sample of cota>u
bagging. They know also that J. 8. King
Jt Co. are doing all they can lo further the
lufervata us the mt tuber* us the Farmer*'
Alliance, and they ate doing an immense
amount of trading witn J. 8. King X Co.
Tbe f «ct us tbe busiocaa is, J. 8. King &
Co. treat every one all right, aud the farm
er* are not the only customers who have
found lbw out. Th* detci num d tight of
thia bouse against the jute bagging baa
won tor them m .ny titeml*.
A CARD.
Te All Owarn ot Vablelr*.
There ate a great many people In Clarke,
Oglethorpe, Oounce, Madisou and Jackson
aud other surroundlug oouuliv. having in
p«*t ycura u«e<l one of Uia old ilialgaun
make of wagons or buggies, tbat will aay
that they would rather p«y $25 mor. for
* wagon oi buggy than they have lo pay
f r Ibe cheap wagoii* aud buggies that are
sold now day*, if they were certain that
i bay Wuuld g«t on. a* good a* Uw old
BodgWiu make.
We wiali lo aay to all wbo have used the
old Hodgson work, ami to the public, tbat
w« can furnish you wagous .nd buggius,
that we will guarantee to be m g>x>d a* lb*
old Ho*lg*oo work, and a* cbiap a* you
... f ~ 1... ern or W«itrn or any other
kind of wutk.
We c.rry a good aaaortraent of buggies
aad wagons on band, winch w« pr»p>«e
lu tali a* cbiap a* you can buy ut anyone
slw in tbe State. Keapict fully,
Kutin A MarriN,
Athens Ga.
l.i.Utl. tlHnillMlNl'wi.
ZIEOIUHA, CLARK! COVMTY.-T. all
' " *h»m it wsv eoneara : B It Parr,
gaaidxa <4 Lula Parr, C'larsM* aad Kmory
w >iha»*. ba* >• da* form appltod to th* «a
drrogn-4 to* tart* to *•!) l£. tend* bale aging
to said wards, aad said spphraUo. will
I> silos tb* Bra Maaday ta n<pt«mt>«r bail.
This .'tb day of Aagao, Itev
K. M UKKUIXOTOV,
•ug'.cwtt Osd.aa*.
(s I.OHUIt CLARKE OOCVV ) , i.n.*,7,"
• Ornes. SuguM wk, lae» W J
A4b*uu*U*b>tr lb* Mtel* U | T....,,,., fata'
km**, dreeasroi, r*]>r*a«nls U>*| h, 1. 4 s full.
d.**r.*rg*4 lb* 4«t***f said tr**., **i.> pr*to ■
to* iwltors ot l**suMS«*n Tills is ti.*r |. ~ t„
saSfty all p«<»..B* «oM*rwed to *Bow *.«*«
so* ft>*y ta®. o« er togafa IB* Seal Moudst 'te
l*vroib»f asst, •by mod Letter* te.<Mld ■»•
t* grsuted and as*4 sdmls stvsUx d srti«* M «d
M. H. IUHkI.XUTO!i.
Aagiataa. Ordtaary
(IKDKUIA I Oaemsßv'anrrsea.
ru.xRKKCW-ttTT { JrirtirtpSF*
K K R«a*»», Administrator •< lb* coal* nf
Edus nt tell* 4rt*ated hss applted tor tear* to
•*>l rasa* laad »f wud dssaasod. Tbi* la
tkrttan is wl4y all *->»e*r ß «d to (I* tb*ir
<ri>-«*M**«. H any itoy hsv», m or Befor* U>« ,
Br*« Noedav ia Mupteenber arst. *!«• tear*
*d. ra. b* granted ss>4 apphcanl as san Led
tor. M M Haausbroa, OrdikZy
taps 1
Z<U>krilA, CL MKB COt’XTY -Wb-ru. i
U aa. It A Iteraard andM C Ifobtai, Kg.
rroters of lb* etaste of Tbomoa M Compton,
late of asto awatay, diraasi *, hare applied to i
k* i* terms of th* la*, for tear, u aall tbra* |
tea* «f sad fa U* *t»y of Blbena, lyia on th*
< o**ra*ww*4 Mata* Kauroad. aad 1
tag ra to* a gr»«a r, two and ae* half sera*, I
tour* or tear, tetoog-.ag u> lb* asiaie of rate <
Bow send i
These art, ra*vfo*v, I. at* and notrfr all •
granted, te start rora. Mra r*r»ter ten. I
of <L* Oars of Qrdias**, to ba Mid i. sad
lor s*»d 0000 l -, ta ra Asm Bondar . jt-p 1
Ua l * swat, eb* tea** aaasld a.H be grani-d I
te rt, .tart »y hs.4 sod MBctal Msslsn' .
tbi* IMb day of J.'y, 1* ».
A M luiWSGTUM, Ord iaary. 4
JaSy St—ld ’ 1
1
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WfTERVILLE, GA., ‘
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Furniture, Wagons, Buggi«s,
ILrivl Carte, Hamem of
all kinds, Bridle*and ’
Whips Full r
Ktock e n c
hand, and
flßTYffllG IT ITlinsniClL "
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ESSENCES,
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Work. We use only the best and
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Remember the Place.
72 Clayton Street, next door to
Talmtulge Bros.
Wade tt Sledge,
Telephone No. 15
H,B, H.UlNty, J. B. Hmiulcutl
M’GI (f b IJIJJfq
Contractors
AND
D ULDERS,
raoraisvoaa or rn* am***
STEAM PLANING MILLS,
(.V«ar Morth«a«tern Railroad Depot']
Lumtwr, Lallm. Shiugtea, Lim*. IVi.ie.t,
rltatot us Purl*, Moulding, Uracketa and U»l
--nalrra. and liriek alwav* ou hand. IXMIILS.
SASH AND HLINUtt a aueciaby,
A larg* 10l of Xo. 1 Mechaai’ca emptoyad,
niidrr lli«*uperri*ionot Mr. J. M. UOLLINB,
who it acknowledged to b* on* ot tn* burl
workmen ia Georgia.
Reduction in Prices!
Prieea gr*»My reduced on Moulding, liraok
eta, Halu«iera, Doors, Huh , u d Blind*, aad
on Dreaaing ull kind* of Lumber.
All good* will be deliver* I within the oor
perjte limn* of th* city FHgrl OF 01l ARDg,
Thankful for th* liberal patronage hereto
fore etieud»l, a continuants* of tbe aa uu ia’
r*»|wtfiil|y aohcUed.
mcbJl-ly. McGINTY A HU.VXIUUTF.
Mim
To Meet tbe Demand for
Fino Stationery
1 have put iu a stock of
CRAVES
SUPERFINE
PAPERS AND
ENVELOPES,
Being of
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.Manufactured in America. Supple
menting Uie same with a
full Hue of
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FAMOUS GOODS.
Thoec papers are need bv the
Court of Queen Victoria a>i*l the
Upper Ten of English Society,
The Ward family, in lh*ir iro-n'fou
al Beifawt, Ireland.flu wire **f the
letncn maoufacl'ir*-. | t -nu enjoyed a
peculiar aad p**-<-miii. nt p>*Hri<«t* in
the Pajier trade Linen <-<tttif>ge
are the t**i msfoiditl for p«jw>r, and
the purest are atill io '>*■ h <*| .nly In
tha Iriah Linen <ei.ir , where the
roffoa fibre never ba. l»e<*n n«-l for
textile.. Ihe fine Pajier. iu **le of
thr-M Irish Linena hare h i<l a wide
reputation, and are ramie of thtramn
*iH, and of the same material, os of
old. Wm. H. Waril's Papers, made
according to his own methods, all
bear hit own name in tbe water
mark *4 every sheet, and the devices
which be ba. deigned todistieguish
them from all others.
I). W. McGregor.
Book Store,
ATHENS, GEORG I A
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Tut p *Uw *r* r*ai«-d*d *4 ra feci ih*(
am row rntj t* •**••>»•* at my W*.
L*ad>*( F*eto*y. tact Broad atr*««. Mor
Cte*«« Factory. I tail attar pay caab for lb*
•taL card t» for toil, *r for lb* eaab. Taros
rwrabto. Catt aad aro ma.
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