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" < WORK ■**» -<ery Description NEATLY HD PIOIPTLI EXISTED AT IE CHRC JOB OFFICE. ~ ‘ -- ■ -.-■T'-t;-’ IF THE ATHENS FOUNDRY & MACHINE WORKS, Georgia. Maoafactorea Iron and Bran Casting*, Mill sod Gin Gearing and Machinery, Shafting. Pnlieya, * Hanger*, Ac., Circular Saw Milla,! Hand and Power Presses, Cane Millaand Kvaporalora. K We sell !>i*atoo’* Basra, Rebber , Beltlog. Packing of all kinds. In epirators. Injectors’ Valves, Piping, FiUings, Steam and Water Ganges, Ac. We ere non making Portable Steam Engines, which we sell with as abselategnaraetman toqoaltty aad workmanship, sad at prices that defy eompetiUoa. W. also sell Allas and Arne* Engimw. Turbine Water Wbeeta, Mill Stone*. Boiling Cloth, **d everything needetl about a mill er gio. Call and ear eo nr write U> oe before buying. THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF BOOTS & SHOES IN ATHENS, IK AT THE ONE PRICE SHOE STOKE, / OF a & <qo Iff Hatiafactio* guaranteed with **ery pair. PARRBROS, House and Sign Painters DECOR A-TO RS and Dealers in Wall Paper Paints Olla Varnish eg, BruihoaEtc ■a i». near* jam*** mart. ««r bsmb *• bi •r»Mg THE ATHENS GAS LIGHT CO., I pgMVKgmae mr LIGHT, 111CA.T JLIWII I’OWICK. •cuatta ta COAL. COKE AND TAR, caßKn ixY a bekneo a*hi»a< nr* ...» mtvminoc* coal AT LOWEST MARKIT RATES. COKE is the Cheep*** and ten* font for < -nhleg Mwewn »»U Bangae i Amt» A* w fam C. »*. r«-<anmmu. *««•• wW amemaor. $20,000.00 TV LEND IM CLARKE AND AD- JOINING COUNTIES lateaat aarate* «*a*<«a*eally •* MIX rKM I KMT W D. Grifltetn. Otoe* wtU OVteteil 4 AU. A. 8 MANDEVILLE (te«W kMtaM tM» •aAmm«4rurtK«ui. to**** «te*a*» <«■» » •»’ «*■*> ««* •*» •**». to *"** IW ' * tW Ito* •**• K »*■■<*> ** »•*•» «•»*■» ****• *** ** A ****** «« eljc SUljais tttehlg ffljrmttdc VOL. XII. ATHENS. GEORGIA, SATURDAY OCT. 13, 1889. ;W.G. Lowry ACo. w— j (in Fins en nni, <toytea Mrwt, kite*. W.. Wholesale and Retail a*aiM» m DRUGS, CHHMIOALB. ' FISB TIMIJCT MMPIk >SO ’OHIto Fancy Articles 1 GREAT VARIETY PURE WINES AXl> | < Lioun»si rv« vcmcal vas. i rr'i*Y«HiAur*mtoi?nox» ' •*** WFnnsnK a ßte»7ta *«-- * .« BaU.id.yK Dei , AXBTMBB arDWKM SKITS fare. Virginia K. .*«,»« P*—«» >•■*- deatr Away. Thia morning at about four o'clock, a* we learn from Rev. T. A. Hani*, Mrs. I Virginia E. Mayne died very Middetdy. ' Hbe waa in uauai health yesterday, and went oat ruling, an ! vi.ited at Col. John I. Huxxma'. and as erwarda rode out to Georgia factory and other polut*. At that I time there waa no indication* of the dia i cane which waa to terminal* her life so speedily The immediate cause of death •as paralysis, She waa the widow of Mr. Wm. Mayne, who died *»mc yean ago. For many yean Mrs. Mayne bad been an earnest and practical Christian, and was -a member of the Methodist church at Win terville. She w** always ready to aaatol I|* decry g.«d work connected with the | cborcb and the cause of religion, and as i waa said by one who knew her well, ah* I waa aa "Israelite indeed, in whom waa no j guile." Bta waa a Woman of many lovable traits >4 character, and woo friend* wherever i ate waa known. She waa very charitable, and always gave of her means to aid tb<na who were in distress or .ass-nu ortxim- I atencea, and often tbc toadMM of her bean I prompted bar to help Ute old and poor I who w«r* not spacially needy Or object* I of chanty. Mrs Mayna leave* one daughter, the elfs of Mr. W H. D ane, and many liltsJi, who eiocere y m>Kiin her death Quite a number frun Athena attended the tuners! of Mr*. Mayne, Ban-lay after noon. We leer* that a very large number Ware present. ab-iWlag tbc very high re gal d tn Which thia r xceiteart rtrtottea lady wm held by all wb<> knew bnr. vmastarsar mwwe. Will Be (eastaaawd tbto y«a», —— Harntofure for a number of yean then I Me bane arid Io Aluena what I* knows SS tta Harvaot Hom*. Upon lbw ormaina. I the ga»d prapta us our city bare anel to I R«» J. C Daew. of tb* Epetcupai ckarcb. aegb cxoUibeUuoa aa wood, gnsoartae, ate, for dwmbuttog M aa*o*g th* needy io oer mnlM during tbe wteter The cerrrot year will be no raewpuoea to Iha oeae berotof<wv, aa tbe M «rvaet Hoane will b* hsM by Rev Hr b.vts io th* Bpteenpel ebeseb. It will bs held oe the Tbanka. <<*'*< day of tb* eborrb, Tborwtey. N<~ «emt*w T. toaSeed of taaiag tb* r**»ima •ability of dsatnbxlmg tb* rvda, Mt D**U will thia yaw ter* over ail cmotribo tbaa* t» th* lod««<n*j Home, IM alrsedy USB Wal. UM* will baa pivwiatel MM Io him, it etM pot the uh*** mt* tte bmda <4 th* nuhte leaUtetfoe of <M*g s*u<« g»»d IM* I* bM tetotafoe* •«-< eapfaaMd. *• V* 4S*F* Ilk*! to* SNBf Will 'be imp******* «* '*• wrsrt. and will b* • me** literal IM* beraa-dorr. nsmtoUbTrnmu Tte AUmo* Market Go-ten On. tew a W ptetod*lMS f Pteßß Uh# IWBB •SbMatee at IM ateW of JarOsam A Vie twe*. It unsda • UtU* *at*n*iei> Is. tat Sftr pn*o«*M w*r« taka* from oat* MB Md am *nw *M*«im ka th* vine. *T* set Amity * ywadSte yarn ta tb* e»WW of U» M*t Ms* moMta. IM bettemg m the cwrear as BruM ssnet *M Odtatf* sswar. w«w uaveywad by I) W BrOrsgwe etlt ta r*w*v *a*d and *•*• Mw.aly «*e*«*d ie Mpm»*M* Tba rnrrna eseepad by lb* T M. G A will te veaMad by tM* ttem, Md ttee wtae* apae*. ba**«ta* wma teal tetetahwa sew*. F*sd. Wta te tab** «p WHb Mr Nate*g. «•** wk ittasM Md ***** baM Mate***— Ttan* eb a ape *••» to Mr* base o*h teat Jam. bet tte pram ad teataras aauaed lIbSMB I* WBtb MQM Mr Wtetat Vhhb* te tevies >*« bead taao* emt**m Bawlt m Marta* mna*. mor Fnarn* aama*. Prapaety m ttas street t* temteum tty Mwarndo* i* **iua Cep Jouwa Mka'dfcwn. tb* arebiteev. tefiirmwl m tea* amt*rag tbea ta bod team Samy fo* 'ta lew foe wwraa Ar*wta< pma* kw •*♦***; *•« awing** *» to *rsc*nl ta Ate «*ty Ttara am aw vary tenyaartaat taibtasm peagaeaad past al *mt. Md Bctdtol BfcFWß tNf te Hiwmngt IHI J by Bareaaf Mem. • raymily w»*'«»«>»< teM*p»rtem, and Ma teooty j aed »ta**o«M arrawgamMOt tea ta*o oMHMweOtd m a boaatas *f umm »*- masary. Oap. IcCedtsb am ata* te* A Pvamsftel •» m paM wet ta gram by te* maw ugora •< «te N«m Feat Uwagte F nltef ! and ftanr* tU Mfra te tea two penta* I etak ««am>d tn aw**’* teegtag. e« tea*. I ansa to te f dMo* to amcnm* •* *• Fair . **■■"■ll *i m A. ■••*. May. wtaah is te* Th 'waitay a* me Fa* vsd Tte* «Me**e* w*.. tes • anm *■**>< htarora *f tbta p«et anew kwrataw* toe*«aeg A tew *««te age Mr Maamg ete* Sana aww Albee* waa «aawe| te tew* te ' * tawgy. Mb aaMtw *a* ms tans by Mr. ’ ttawgy* H **rd s e agwe. Amm by Jan Harywr Tte are*Aral isaarmd m M<l •dg* A*oa* . swat Fwrf B te urtewdh «M bam*. M» tawawm *wa tee.-w* tram Üba taaxv •** taawwAy beet. Her*** waa srwiaws A end wdi *<*w«r tar tb* dtas at dte Maty**** atsrat Taraibay. Mte* taste Mr. Tteem, ** ate gtmvaaM* Htang •* ewtood steane, *ad **» tarad teas *ammm »-• tew* earn* a* Aitaw* * tan* or I** ag* «vm* BaOanm asmMp. aa* maM M tern*. *• wm *m wary am* torn* *■ as** pao*b M* te* ten* mm •KNmweaem ebaet teawamta teem M. Mte taywwwA H* MM aaaiw*. awm amd • Tte hM sow* tawm tte*. B«ae* * tbto ta saw «f tad tat swtey tar be Mam • r— ySta F<rh < aMMUM . The Park committee, upon whom will , devolve the selection of a site for a city P*rk, met this morning. Tbe full commit tee, with Mayor Hunnicutt presiding, waa , pr< sent It w*e reported to tbe committee . that Mr. Ream ba* arranged with tbe . Lein of the Lilly property to sell aarae at j private sale, and that they were willuta to i sell 100 acreaof tbe place at $9,400. Mr. > Li num elated in regard lu tbe Luuioo pru- I perty, that te War not ya* ready Io submit . a report aa to the property, and would not , be able U> do so until be aacertamed tbe > manner of conducting the park. After cooaideraliie djacumioo, tee committee ad journed to meet on the 17tb mat., al 4 i o'clock, p. at. , After tbe meeting a Chuoxicui man . bad a talk with e CapL W. A. MclfoweU, a I prominent membet of tee committee.— , Capt. McDowail said that there was no i doubt that b park would be parchamd. , lb* cuy Vouactl raaliae the need of it and , it will te bought without d»Uy. The Council rt-alix* that tbe longer the put- I chase k* defined tbc more probability r there la of an inerroe 1 charge fur prop erty, a* the owuen realise io common , with otean, tbr daily growth of oar city . While bo ackroa Lea be** taken, tea oom t mittae an more favorably impremtd with t tea Liaion and Lilly tr»cu than any , others, and it ta pretty certain that tee choice will te tetweara tee** two at te* e meeting uo tee l?tb. May»c Huaaicutl , taavm lor Atlanta lo- nurrow where be will esamiti* i*u> te* *y*tamt upon wbseb J lb* city parka A that city are run and will . report I* fell to th* committee <m bi* r r*uir*. Tu* committee will lata te able . to make tbrtr chotoe, and farther delay Is , tbta importast mattar will tea* te avutdmj. aiuasTt *iu"u.tam. ' iMtlM* te tite JifCßf tandrtu r —— , Ceacaon, October A—A dtapatrh from Jamburar, I’lb* cuuely. Ky n aaya . Tte ’ eM Hate. 1.1 McCoy feed baa broke* oat agara, aed at taa*( terra mmw live* bar* ’ tor* secrMkwd to IM Moody vaedrtta which ba* aow Isabel over seven yasma ( Tte shooting occurred *1 a marriage at , lb* farmhtta* of Peter McCoy. Uta , d »a«bi*r waa to teeraa* te* wtf* to Jobe J Handy, a raiauv* of tee UaUtohi gang. and mrmtem of both factsoua bad sworn , to prrrral te* ustae Handy bad never , brae cuetwctad with th* dtagtoi* With te* facta** aed nferad Io r*co*aiM Ua* . taetkr*. Tara lay eight tbc bridal party , em*i*bl*d to NcCtay's bowse, aed jtMtlta ytrattg Hand, and Mm McCoy H..d ta t<*>* tb* mintater a vuitvy waa poor—l . through a window which htltod t*4b of thee* end falaily wouedM tM el«rgym*a. 1 Mepurt* ear teal Urn tarsran add m>ra*- i lalerars ul tte lucaUiy arw bwaltag fur te* . manterara, tat ao trae* of uteau ba* tea* ’ found. BteteglMi f >tecMTj Prof ). P. Coraptali. of tb* Valranity 1 tew bed bßudugtetol te|>* <mm*« 1 ptoteiy raeowatad, aed ta prvpored to mak* - maay raaaarctae Hl bta departSMet at 1 taareiag that will te of iatenwi *sd tm -1 purtaae* to tte sctaetifr world. H* weel ■ ap lb* Otwaw* Materday *ft*r*<me to *»each of butaigteaJ *p«ctansea. and I* ma hteg ap a vary ral«aba c>>tact to* nf in weta. taa. Wbtab wVI te qatte aa addt tae to tte Uacvrrstty w irn ( er to m Fto I •* ll tart* I W* art at a tom to as taKtoni Attoata. Tte pw tgbt te fbrOiva’s >prra Law r* Fratoy etgb* taa* waa ata «*iy *b*m>. hsl a*4 utagak bet M ««* a raMectsne apse ta ra*m st «ta M«w Tort hsa to*c sfase* fortaddra , y»te* *gb<tag or brutal aismrrag of My •er* W'taao N* jertadKtam. and tb* pe m •loggas* ta** tawa taetahrd trum Mel hrtwatal cuy i* th* «apu**te.sev« Ma* Fta-ctaao. baa tees istewta* e*d tb* •tea appsae lusg roeatry ba* |as< teen traeird to m dtawtretM* ad anetMT* ft* t* tbtt naw ae. ta tM ngrawas rwedact of tte guaueem of M Mawrappt It m* rom* to te a qeran.l* «4 e»*fl<a*rta* t* swppem* thaw brwol rtbftattaae AM yas Areata, tb* UrtHteet cep'tal "f tta ****** •♦•»• «d th* aneib. tgtetera tb* tew, swlM h* ewe rvpete **4 nrlort* ■pa tM rtetaeaitae *f tb* meta, by altoerag a <**<<*• testa' rtag enetaN ta lata ptarw to lb* tees* «4 tb* c«ty. asd an *>r tb* Sarttaag taghta of it* omtthl and only opMo I wm ! Tb* *ght to gtaaddy edosrtw** fra Maya tardus* bawd. I* to attee ted by a terg» •edhtate* . Ito rra*M to tapnrted wtob ****** nr• to tb* erthtae* of tta Can. ' aitsou. wad to aw ad tb* J ureal, and raw* and teosasd tandtaa ar* paradwi at taw’b AwwrOy ewter tte eyw* of tte rta* Tte Dwrap Mwray pte* tgb>. to aw wr at gem* wwysto* awd *t m*gs aefartanton oMHtatot th tte srastaa «d tte mat sum* *4 wbath Atseam e tte •atatar* Wtet to tte master wwb ■*. Mm CUflMk tßf*- < <946 MIKMKg Uk* wmhtaf* m*ywmf tes t ttas a pww start ta* tb* gatersal i*Sni «bata *to*ws oap* CBBNMI IrtfWW ft®Fß BB BmF >B • t» W I ■liaHRBiRlB ! BB •» Im fc J KMe to FWE*® BBißrbß ft® - * 7 EB iL-c' '•"♦VW Mb 4 f briß’ baetin id ton end ytag egtes to Gawsge | ** It U to te tekra. a* ssawesotmaras te ' srasatate b»"aeftor to toe«* ttar ItaMto «d a tta** ttasr taobra wees ante s**a**k apm 0* bw* to Bte te tates* W* «•* t««*y i ciwtew te awe* ta* wad why A/tewte pssmMta* a yasaa Mgte to fosi Ws agwes wee-kma TrMwe* Tarardtoaetraes rars art amSregatag tepwaem tom stem at Km** Moro* ' Tte Lwry Crtto to atawar Ms oh*A ewt to *• tai tell Star •• rms te. Whaw <ta pa* «e to* track ***ybe*y wfl **■* te kah* a rd* m«w erw ear They W *3 ta to I eppta gtto rMtag to SOM tar Mt* Fea*. Tte* Ptednsewt KapoaiU*n. I With ringing of bulls, beating of drams, . and amid tbe whistle* of hundreds of fac i tone* around Atlanta, the great Piedmont i Expoaitiou was ushered into operation this i afternoon. By the touch of an electric bell, by General-Manager Wylie, tbe ponderim* . machinery was put io motion, and toe node of the flying wheel* was echoed and . re-choed from tbe throat* of thousand* of Spectators who lined each avenue of en trance and crowded the grand stands.— i Atlanta to wild with joy, and tbc crowds which throng bar street* fill with cheer the heart* of tbrae wbo have worked ao earn , e*Uy tor the sucera* of tbe Expatitiou.— The whole city is wrapped in white, red i aud blue, tbe Expoaitiou colors; and from , hundreds of housetops float gay colored banners, betokening in tb*ir lively hue* , tb* vigor and life with which tbe city to overflowing. Atlanta i* never happy, uu i tom she baa some big eaterpriae in baud. ) RsCb year ata furatab** and lb* . rest of the world a new example of her energy and power. Tbta year ah* bolds . wiXllu her gates sample* of tbe agncuilu , ral wealth of many couolie* tn tbtaStale; overfl iwiog cwnuco;>i** show that Pomo . oa has autUcKl upon oar fair land, and that > tba harvest truly to plenteous. Wuh ex hibit* from every section of tbe State, as i well mos tbe country, tbc Piedmont Kx , posit 100 will atUwct tbe altanu-ie of every I pratloa of our land. We arc Certain that i Northeast Georgia will be largely repre ! aeoied at Ute Exposition. Tbc Georgia | cracker from the mouniaiu will meet and i comosun* with kto cracker cousin from t the wire great, .nd there, upon a common i tootlag. In the capital of thair txxunsoa butte, they will ara aud appreciate sum* us tbe attractions which allured their rrpre < fosalativt*. during the time that tb* legw lalura ba* been la *a**aon, from tbe ways > at ukluauy. W« wish on* aed ell a pieaaaat and profitable time la the Gate «ly. i ■ • ■sb. t. a. mruwiccrr. Tk.l PratosMr to tte* *aas* at rrar aws* «■*»•*• Dr. Huaaicutt will probably *ucce*d blmaetf a* May<w. A cl «s friend of bta was talking with • Cunoxtct.a r-poeter tbt* mraaing. and among otter thing* ' mwslMHted was lb* coming election t« Mayor and the probabi* outcome. In r - ply to a* Inquiry m to the lal*oth>o« of Dr Hunnicutt, w* ware informed by tbta mu tual friend that Dr Hunnicutt wm willing to allow U»e Mb of bto aant* foe rv-*»ectk>a al tM nvKt «tactio*. M WMs Dr. Haaol cutt to sot m tbe atrici anna of th* word a eand'daie, y«t he bM al Us* < arerat an llettalhi* of bto trtooda, irasarated to take tb* ptottbm for another year, if elsctad. Tbare are a eumhar of reform< atd plan fat tM upbuli flag of our city which be bM ia *teW and which he has not had oppue taaliy. in tb* shrat time b* Lm barn Mayor io put Into cxacutkm. Dr. HuaaKott ta perfectly willing to •übmn bto clsima to tb* • -fflos to U>* moc- Uoa of a pnatary, and it tb* D mocracy of this city dsrataa that aoaa* on* else can carry ttaw tenner, wnb m-<* dignity and JtoUMriua, ta pteigM bimaall to auppuit tba candidal* of th* party, vbm-rer b* may b«.“ Fr-m tb* enusoteal* w* bar*; taard oa all swtaa, w* hardly ihiak it prabebte that any otter tbaa Dr. liaaaicau will bs *all •d to Ite Mayor arty at th* arat aketwa tte b W OMkW • TwirW4 rxscuUv* uMtear— om always at tea u** to tte calls of bto pabi# dultaa. ami tte propl* ot tbta cMy s*ay Atagratoi*** tbrUHstvw apo* tb* fart that uotwittaUMsdiag bto !<’**»• dstto*. M to wdilag to Atrart tte afimre of IM mty fa* M.Uba* y*ar. Ms Attorn twterem. Mtot M*mto Eraard to tbs aatborraa of a toetoy erawm* at psai, awtutod "Tte trace of tte* Mottarfiy.** Ttea* praam tare tern uaivrrsal y rom meta ltd fur tbrW **qawii« beauty and superb tlatob Trey csnasaiy are mariturwrai pradur ttoaa. aod Attem* to J*rtly proud of her gifted daughter Tte corer to toaebfafly seawall* ird wUh per'arraqa* litths arwaraa patated by band, sad tba tantrai * gto »P* -4 tbe t»«k to a aacmamrat to tte typ>- grapte** l *ri. < V iMte* Mr M M Maddrey caogbt a Idtla entat- | ad bey. **■ Mraaa. ta bto cash draws*,. tear ltat«rday afwr*«M. Far anaw riaa* , Mr Maddrey taa bra* mtmtag ttotoU anera tram tte cm* dreww. and ba •apt"**' l bs taa com* 1 *ba gmtay party, Tte boy wm tarred ore* to Um ptoses . Mfocts.. aad will j yrotably to a aaddto. H tert a wtosr toy. when Ito Cteurto err tbraagb with hue. rr» A BAAA. M MKB BBAIV. a BawuMM mad* at Batrtra <■ ■ Cara. ftaivruMUk Ort. A —Mre T Smith toa . CNNMMKtaMI Star a only W ran <4 ar». baa»uf*. aad eoer'imptwtenii. tb* wtf* of <m* <4 B*i tranwa'a tatara*» ial Ms in ■ mro at ite tato at Ctofa*. Bayte * Maartb. aad tb* i Aaagbtrt of Mr Swowdra Andrews Bs*. Hmm waa* tofatg iMm mawamg < ' *M ’stead ta* assrttor. C*BWS< teterr bn mi. IMil North Calvar. rtsasto *b* teatad eMtota atomy wtab bet -•Mmsarata wbssftoaa, aad «baa sratraated Ttas wm at I p * 8«* taMtoaad d*aa*a , ap to Um Mrar taM aa brar tera and art ad the aaa asrvwsi 4 M* wri* wm ready te tote • dtotok. Tta mr*w*t retarred a*4 smd ate totota tec* te toaad. test bto BMW •« Tte taw w* toama to ate Ibra* gmaam - a* *• tte Maa*, was tto Mr mm farm *f am | taatofa. wJu Sra stdi taM a taatob A , •reeaa ywrefrey m tar toad, u*4 bar Oath hate wm *fa*ta4 •»* taaad. Tta betas i attar Tta Aim* tost retauatoe at tto baa toad wart w<r tete tear* ratal amtasA but - M"e Maaab tod aa* red far srra* urns tre* tassMßMu. N« *>hto mrat «m ta . far* AL A Cw***et tart *• tta Mwah. . samara Mratoy nwaag. lot a taaaf tnp I to SseUi CtaalMm. Mondrrtbuiy. AT THE CHURCHES. FIXE SFBItONM OX SVXDAT. Verge <'*ngregsti*n» nt tte* Ctearetec’. Yesterday was Communion Sabbath at moat of the churches, and this fact, coupled with the beautiful weather induced a large attendance. Tue vari.iusaervictM were mark ed with unusual solemnity, and there is no doubt that the religious feeling in our city is more marked than it has been for some time past. We give below, for tbe consid eration us oar readers, a necessarily brief synopsis of tbe sermons delivered at the churches. AT THK PBOSBYTKIUAN CHURCH. Chance.lor W. E. B 'ggs delivered a sol emn and thoughtful sermon upon the text found io Luke xxit chapter and 44th verto ".And His aweat was as it were great drop* of blood falling down to the ground.** The mental agony which the Saviour under went ia tbc Gaatat of waa. no doubt, the most acute over suflerad by man. It ia the gener* accepted belief that there were real drops ot blood that flowed from tbe vein* of the Saviour, so terrible wm the physical strain upon Him. Dr. brought out very dearly the ide* that Uns suffering wm all for us. and that w« wbo peru*: te refusing Christ, do “crucify Him we*.' He closed by argtog the accept* aocy by all premsot of um> Hdvation offered to u* ia th* G -spel. AT TUB FtMsT MKTH IDIIT CHURCH. Rev. W D. Audereoo preached to a large and attentive congregation from IL Timothy, second cnapter, 11 th, 19th and 13!h verso*. Th* text convoys tu ua the thought that it wm only by tbe death of Cunet that w* are enabled to live. Had He out died tor ua, we would bare been dead spiritually. Mr Anders-«i referred io the reward* ul beiievwa. aud tbe Joy* of attention to the commauda wbteh arc eu- Jmued in tbe Word of God. It we contin ually refuse to attcvpl lb* preferred for givetMta, what will ba our end? How *haU w* rerape U we negliCl *o great a aalva tiouf Mr. Aaderaou illustrated the various pumi* of bto sermon very ctoarly, aud bia dwcuoree wa*. re usual, a lucid peculation of th* old, old story. Hcv J. C Davw delivered tbe sermon at AT TUB KTUCUPAI. CHURCH. Hi* text • to tM found In tba IVth verse of IM tenth chapter of Hebrews. “Having therefore, brethren, txnduem to ei.ior into the hidirsl by the td-mO of Jesus.'' Tbe b«h psrats In the teuipto* of old were al lowed to eater tato lb* tauy of boiw* al stated Intervals, and at tba* time could ra main only a l*w moments ta Divio* pres ence We, of Ute preaeot day. are »>ra blgtdy l>te*a*d. Through th* blood of de ras, wa are ehebtel al all limes, and ta all ptacos. to seek lb* face of lit* Lord.— Every apot upon which wa stand may b<- wxu* • holy of btotaat, where w* cm bold firnimaairTt“TT wtab Uw Lord. itev. G D- Campbell preacMd AT TUB rta*T BAFTUT CBUMtoL Bi* taxi wm th Psalm 74tt> chapter. Alb and Tib; aud Luke l*«u chapter, 81si tn >3rd verare. The general subj'rtt of th* dwc-Mirw was. 'Grefs providential gov. erameat ovto th* oaivsas*." Wear* Go J ta »vwy saobeam, ta »v*ry song <4 a bird, aad ta every nppte on tb* surface of tb* br.mk. Frovhiaoo* ta lb* earth <4 ours is •tHolatoly aelvanal I* tto character. G->d rules by general ha* God to tsot back of tb* laws, but ta th* laws, aad to mightier than tb* Oiura* of event* He esiab'isba*.— H* to tte J*4ge; “Ha puttath down on* aod siiteth up aootter; ' He user men m la«*ru<a*ai* ta Ma haodJ. “Ail things wrek lugsHter f<w good to them that tost God." Dr. Camptsifa aarmoo wm a* emusrotiy practcal one. aud roce; rod care tul aUawtlu* frrm bi* aadlior*. <mxmb* *t**bt t acuca. Tte psrtre. B««. H M. Qiuiiatn. gave aa lalereatiag and taatractive sermret '« th* bacracaeut Ot tte Lord's using M • f utetaltoh tte w eds. “As <4l M ya do tba, do Hia rrtmrabranm of me “ Firs'. rat«ra*«e wm mate to tb* fan** of tb* I* amove*. IMS Hated By tb* Almighty whea lb< tereebtas left Egypt. Tta tfacremcfil <4 tte Lord * ffappa* ten* th* plaoa ot Ibis fesat. Tto proiseber Ibra ah-wad tte Miura and oty«c; of this becrssa* t. after winch th* duty *‘«d ob.tgaiw* ajata all j CnrwUtes to partake us IA Tta next porai wm a reftrewca IO *uu>e of tba excuam aaada for nut parta* ag of lb* .‘Aoraasrat He staowad tbta Item ekcwra WMU <4 *•■ i furra amt wtaiid nut tawr Ue test ot bo raa or divtw* aAamtotaMM. Ba arged ite perforated* <4 IM duty Bpon all when ever aa nppuslaaiiy preraatad tisslf. Al- ( tar taa umana came tba Curnmaesuo Se«- vtos. partidputad te by * terg* number of ' tta c- Dm Mrvrne w* a vary prafilsiAa <>*«■ •aomo baftwt ctrr*c« At tbw caarch, a very tat.rarttag and prrttabte arvv®* wm told, rouduetad by B*v. 11. F t *rtl. tba pm*-*. Tm test WM Utah Paatas aad v rw Ite "Tte ta • tra-r. «4 Tby Word g-v.U light- ~ Ta* ' prssCM* gave s Very .artrnctive daserars*. wb-cb wm saart *»>?•<! by lbs osgiep tbta- Acmciu a. a. mtr* ■ea>a~ •aww wt Mte F rteata Bente* Tire AS’ •AsaaM *t«* la* Barw. Testerday w* pabiated a atari article te rvgard to Dr. Baaairwtt aad tb* Majr-r. •fey. Mmc* ttms w* tow tawed I bar a m ****** » o* *wm by aouae <4 th’ frtaaMa at Jadg* A L Mtoctotal to bring tbta BtuUims* ta** tb* rare Judge Mtwtefl to **EMMrt>y <*>*Mtad te* tte po- Mtre* He taa bad ***** esparsrae* te | **r«ras taßre* at irw. amd rorat reatera ata* .ad pvare* Mapr. M* bM rare* tad ttatar trirarta who wrtted fete te are tea* afawtod M ebsef taßrer of tb* «y- Wtt *uc» Mtra m D*. J A Hraetoeit Md Jafaa A L Wnctortt tatarv tte pewpte I Aar tte ektef «•» to rtsas* g*. ’ta etotax* 1 at A*M** are jwewisarty fsrtawala. as ei w as UMM gtarttettra wsstod ta tta taßor ta •a aM* *•»•* aad aacb amrt aadnavre A* i resrl iba »Mrt*M <4 ite ct’y B*v V. W. Ortta praartata a* tMwmr hag arw •«t Ommw Da eburea <as tan <*y •<**- Be toft •• tb* Jt*lbrt*ta* trsi* «■ Mirada* ss rwnat. to pay a abort J rm* to bto teas* y at Acwwrtt. NUMBER 44 Money’s Daily. GEORGIA. NEWS. Rev. Win. Mason Clare, a faithful, ajjed mini-ter, «f the Mission-try Baptist Church died Saturday, at Adairsville. A large party from the G urgia legisla t ture visited Tybim yesterday. i Tbe father ot Mr. W. H. Hunt, wbo ( lives at Tallapoosa, Ga, was eaten up by t hogs a day or so ago, or at least s boot and » human foot found in the woods seem to j indicate this. s Rev. Lansing Burrows preached ms fifth - anniversary sermon at the First Baptist I church in Augusta yesterday; ’ A large number of Georgia Knights Templar left yesterday for Washington, to attend tbe anuusl conclave of tbe Order, ’ Georgia has more mills „ud looms than . any other Southern Stat*, tbe Chattanooga Tradesman to the couUary notwithataud- ' in#- A wreck occurred on tbe Rdrne A Deca , tur railroad on Saturday in winch tws parlies wers Ail’led unwrarerd wouudad. , A freight car jumped tbe track. i Lewis Edward* probably abut Le* Samp i ran near Waycrua* yeaterday. Both par i ties were gamblieg. * A riot took place among tbe nog roes at * Kirklaud on the Brunswick and Western 1 railroad night before laat,twonegruM twing ' killed and wounded. Rev J. B. Hawthorn resumed hi* pastor ate of the First Baptist cuurcb in Atlanta yesterday.- 1 Tueada)'* Dally. Th* legialaure did very little yesterday. Mwt of tbe member* trefli m lhi Pied mont Ex|H«*itiun from Ute start, anil though a good many bill* w<rv piaaed, they were nearly all of a local nature. A bill wa* passed by tbe Hoitau Mppreaaing railroad ticket scalpers. Almut all Ute Senate did wm to elect Senator Whiift ld, of Milledgeville, president pro tern, us the B<-uate, in the absence of President Du- Bigoon and President pro tem. DuPree. Tbe Piedmont Exposition to a succww; or at least tbe great crowd* that aurged through lb* maia Mlraoce yesterday say so. Tbe exhibits are splendid, the Indian show emebaoting, and the opening •peecbca inc-Miipat able. Gov. Gordon, Mayor Gleen, and Speaker Clay all spoke. Senator Dußignon wm prevented from be ing p«e*eut by a railroad accidvpL Ex-Cougreaaman Stevenson, of Illinois, who wa* first assistant poatmaater general under Cleveland, to visiting in Georgia GENERAL NEWS. Two women fought a match with bare flat* a oiahl or two ago fa a aalooa at New Qmila D«L The figbl wm for blood aod the w-aiiru wm pre*«nl*d with a purse of money sod a bottle of 1800 whisky. Both women were badly bruised, tbe fight end ing by one of tM parltaa being knocked oui. It to hard to i.vciJe which wm tbe more brutal, tbe panic! pan to or the spec tators wbo witaemM tbe affair with iater cet aod appiaue*. Tit* recent flood* fa Japan deatroyed over tW people Ittolrad of 18,000 m at first stated. A terrible storm occurred yeaterday oa ite oral of Great Hntalo and Ireland.— A number of »hlp-wrvck» are reported. The general ooolerence <4 th- Kmacopsl church taatfll in aaaatoo fa !f«w Tort City. Amoog oilier things. Bishop* Waltar, of North Dakota, aske.l tbe couveutioo lor * car from Li* p.stform Os which be might diapen** the G-wp I to lb" natives. Uorboodate Penn , to greatly troubled with an epidemic q|diphtheria. FIUAV WITH AHMMBtM. A Brigs at Terror Sate HUtoa, tart} final,, Blakilt, Oct A—Th* little town of Hilton, to thto county, la much excited over repeated attempto to aaaaasluste cltl tet>« of U»« place. The first attempt wm inada on Mr. E. Hiiton tort Saturday evening. About Ate o'cl aA Mr. Hilton wm Handing fa iua office, roadutg a oew*(*per, with bto back uppwito • window, which bad one of Ila ttottom para* out Some unknown pw a»n slipped up and fired oa him with a pwun tbruogb tte broke* parot >< wema :m if tbe inlewli-t* Were to Shota him io tb* ta*d. m tb* bultot pamad with is aui tach of H. and »'rnck ’b« upper ceiling. Th* taßos sod More are all mad* in om, and tte fatter wm danraiy crowded Wuh •ocb a bwriy trnrly, and so many atouad. It wm a* easy matter for Um woafa-fw- Mteo tn make hit Meape. which be did beforo inv«wt.<aiion nuuld daehwe him. But n Mv-ma m it "Jack <be Bipp*r“ wm pot on*tent, aad rat fort Sunday nigbt, m Mr Ed W«a* wm ret era leg front prayrr mre’iag at a tot* boar to bto rmei at Mr. Odam's, be mrt ao*e om om facing him cowiag down tte track lining a rom m-xt thiag tn med propl* at night rm lb» railroad, te never once tbooibt of anyone ! trying to harm b m. and aa they gut oppo site rae* Irthar. tbe unknown mad* a mur terora ariMk oa Jti. Wm* with bto knit* It bring quite dark, tb* »—*>na m*- j j*Jg*d tta dv'atee, and ouiy grsaed ta* tbro*’, cn'tiag Lm crdlar ta two and •light ly ettutag kt* ab-rt. In th* a»e*al>me Mr W-w wm ewdeavorteg to g*l hta pettof, but tef.w* b* ora»>d procure It te wm slabbed >• th* test brewrt, IM knife rating rkrrah bto owt, vsta, two d*y buuk* and an enveope. tocktM bat a fr«ctio* <4 rew tag tte fUnta By ’bat Hom Mr. Wta* M* taa pwm aod be«M bringing rt re me. wherrapo* tb* ttored tafaa to look tor •<tar qaancre, and rtsu’od off at a3 40 * tail. Mt. W«e fired aeveral *ta*a at him, tret ia amhta to a*y wmtber te Mtocradm! I re h.tuag bta* oe a>d. Tter* to steolutsy •» ciu* to tte woaM b* aarara a*, nad tte coromsarty to very mart a anwed. no* knowtag wbora id* ' m*y te a*xt *tirmpttg. Tte Lwy <ta* Indi at*. Almret every State so tte Dahm to rvp reaewMd at Um Lvey C«bb IsWitate.— Tta** are two young lad** from ladiaaa, owe from OMn, aad ottan from FVrtds, Tes*A aad maay ***** State* Tte earn-1 ter so *>w«daae* at tta* eeh-«o' lacreaM* I from day to day. aad tb* labnre of Ms 1 Fara ty aad Friaopai are tarag geaer I**aiy rew arfad with tta apprecmiAua of > ttegaaeraf poM* , A ATHENS CHRONICLE SUBSCRIPTION SI.OO PER F' ADVANCE ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE ILocal! Dots. Mrs. Alex. D ivisoo gave a splendid piano recital at her residejee recently to a select number of het immediate friends. She ha* an exq-usite touch and a superior tech nique, and is acquiring an extensive repu tation as a finished performer. Mr. W. J. Garebol 1 is out again after a sickness of several weeks. Capt. McMahan, sold six hats at retail in one morning. Hu has as fine a line of hats as ever offered far sale in Athena To Mr. E. I. Smith, of this city, belongs tbe honor of the discovery that cotton seed and okra seed mixed, make the best grade of cotton on the market. On Thursday night of last week, tbe train on the Northeastern Railroad, run over and killed Mr. Henry Webb, one mile above Harmony Grove. Mr. Webb'a former home wu’in Elbert county, but at tbe time of the accident be was living near Harmony Grove. It is supposed the un fortunate man bad been drinking, aud that he bad gone tu rleep on the track. The conductor aod Engineer M-.-ssrs. Cox and Moore knew nothing of the occurrence not I their return on Friday, to Harmony Grove. East Athens should have a fire company. The place has grown so much that a tire company ia almost absolutely necessary. Tbe Chronicle is emphatically an Athens paper. Thu Athens people ml*. scribe to it, U>e Allien" iwople read it.ftßd the Aibens people atlveiune in IL Oh, yes, the CHBONiout ia an Athena paper, aud circulates in all the adjoining countiea.— We are for the upbuilding of Athena. Fneuda give ua all thn news, and help u* make tba Athena paper more newsy and more interesting Mr. Fred McClewkey, who i* employed by ibu N. K. IL R, is universally consid ered one of the must effle ent billing clerk* in the service of this deservedly popular road. W* h*d a pleasant call last week from Mr. Heary Lovern. Mr. Lovern has been em ployed to superintend th* Princeton fee tory, and will enter Upou bia duties Mon. day. IT - baa been for some years in charge of a factoA in Carroll county, and ha* great experience In the butlnea*. He I* not only a gtol manufacturer, but a most clever gentleman, aud we welcome him back to hi* old county. Mr. J. W. Glenn, principal of Martin Institute, at Jefferson, bM resigned, thia to go into effect January l»t. There will bo a large number us applicant* for the pool lion. In th* City oourt Saturday, ta the ca** of E. G. Murrsb, again*! the Georgia raik road, which CMe wm decided in favor ot Mr. Murrab, a new trial wm refused, and the case will probably be carried to tbe Hupreme court. Mr. Fred Baiu bM signed with Messrs. D«vidsou, Low* & Sheppard. Be tea good saleecuarf, and tea .liTOTTffir afliMtlDn i heir rflictenl corp* of aalMmen. Mr Gu* N who toon, one of Alban'* most popular young men, ba* sMdated himself in burinrea with Mtwws O’Fane 11 & A*b. Mr. JamM Hamilton, om of tbe moat popular bust new men of th* city, will b* married on November fltb, to Mis* Hea brook, one of the most charming of Charleston's m«ny licautiful daughters.— Quite a nambnr from Albans will go to •Heod the marnagu. W* have beard th* name of Col. E. T. Brown proposed for mayor. He would nil th* p-tauon wiUi ability. We were shown thia morning a sprig of Bermuda graaa from tbe farm it Hon. H H. Carlton, which measured five and a half feta ta length. Mr W 0. On to expected bora* 10-nlgbt. Be ba* bran al lb* bedwde of father-in-law, Mr. D R Lyte, for some day*. Mr. Lyto wm ooe of the oldwtl and mrat prominent men In Jsckaoo county, bto home being at Mulberry. He died Friday night and wa* baried Hneday. H<> wm a (launch mem ber of th* Metbodiat church, aod at th* ume >4 bto death wm engagwi in merchan dising. milling aod farming. Rev. W. E Epp* baptised a number of children st St. Mary a chapel Bunday *ve niog. Tte turning loom of tb* blind tiger* as. ter they have been convicted in tbe MaynF* orert, does nta meet tbe approval of a lente numtier. Tb« blind tiger matt b* pontobed. It te tta> duty of every citizen to aaMrt in tte enforcement of law. The reern t cold soap bM cauw-d no iittlo eickoea*. A person can —4 be too carefol to regard io health. foe change of Georgia railroad achedul* fa today** paper. la tb* Mayor"* ootirt yr*»<vday, only on* cans wm tried. JsmM Harper, colored, wm given five doiiar* and coot* for reck taa* driving. It will be remembered that be wm tta party wbo drove into Mr, Haa •mm'v buggy a tew evening* *ioce. Mr Jan Fried bM return* I to tb* Uni verrity, after an extended vait to Ufa bum* in Naom. A Wrratk far iha Mrnve at Yawag B. < tbttaw. Wb» di*d at bi* iiome fa Athena, Ga. Doe. 18 IMA Bora in Franklin eonoty, N. C, itept. • 184*. united with tte Bap rial chorea at Rotaaville, N. C. tapL 1»7t; mov’d al It yrar* of a«e with hi* pete .te to Wake county, N. C; Jotted Gmapeoy », Ist N. C- Rrrimemi Fric IM* wm tad. Ir wounded, being a foot, on tbe Ttb day of tta 7 day* fight around Bacnmoml; came boose, bi* father haring tana kilted; was a pr >tecux and *>pp>ieter to bw wMowed mortar and ter » rtildrw; went to Rolesvffe. N. C. ta )•*». worked there Utr* ytraa m • b-rnras taatar. then br rame a artist, which per snil be krved awl followed tdl bte work endow. Mazriert Ju. 14 1*73, MimU. A- May wood, >4 B>»ir*rill*, N. C-; moved to Letaater*. N. C_ ttenee te Nov. IXW, ■krved to Alter*. Gito and liv’d there Ul bto death. Ptenri** aitec«od t bim Dec. 9 IWW, ted be paow-d whate tbe red o* tb 18Ut, whrtter ba iovrd httte boy 3 yeare old, h«d preceded bun if year* tefore. A kind and tff-r'hoiit taMtand, • loving and ii-ieforol tetter, bto wffe sod dura tnoorn taa tow, ami a arge eircs* of frtrod* ch-rwh bto » eanory. “ ftara art gnw* to Ite grave; but we will ■or d-piore thee. fMnee God wa* tby ruoaona, tby aad gwtde; He rare ttan. be took Itew, an-! ta will restore ttaft And drttb bmb no sling tone* tte Barter toKhdiad.”