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The Athens Chronicle.! 1 r'otatebad **ery tfatorday Morning. •m IMlar P»r Irar. lavtriabl, I* Uvmm. ' ‘thr laH<;Ewr city ctmci la lON. LAKAaBH* COUWTY CIRC I *TWM AND THE LA ML EMT <»EM EBAL CIRCULATION. Tte teat Advvrtaotwg Nodiom tb Bartb-Baat Circa fete* la nearly mw handred enaatiea i* •eargte., ata it aavea different Htetoo. AfeverUneaaoatn at RaaaaaaMa Matra. BatoerrtMtolteCbroniri*. BredtteCbroateio B. n rvvn. t. u. rrvax. w. a ckbmtt STONE & CHRISTY PUBLISHERS. Catered at tb* pool o*to* a* Ath roe, Go, far I rnoaouaatea ttaoagb tte ataila aaaaaaail »!*** ■ alter, Addrwaa all aoaaariaetow* te TWK ITWKWR OnumCLR IBK CoNBCWiCX FURR Tt»« da part menu at Washington rocetvs every now and then a large earn at money, tent by tome aoouy. moot party, and accompanied by a letter, staling that money diahonea’- ly earned ia • caret, and that bit conscience baa forced bim to lake tbia meant of encoring peace of mind. A year or two ago a draft Vat received for 15,000, and eeveral day* ago a large nomber of govern, meat bill* were aent to tbc Interior department at Waabiagtoo, both of which were tamed over to the < «n --aeteace fond. It la refreshing in thia land, where money io aald to be king, and whom conscience la eop p-**l in be t secondary considera tion. to led tboee wbo obey the dic tates of right, and make amende to the Govarntncnt which they may b* defrauded in the past. The general government ia, as a rule, looked open as legitimate prey by tba country at large. Where la there a maa who will not nee a pnetage stamp twice If tbs mail agent by mistake neglects I*, aaocol It la Ite peeeage through hie hands, and so with all other depart ments? Wbat is regarded as the property of all Is likewise conehtoroi na the prey of all, and sow ciUneaa o. our couuuy are there who wil. not seise the opportaaHy to defraud the government in any petty manuer possible. Park apa tbs large surplus la the treaeary baa been an ladooe* moot ia many casco toward thia so maa of gala. If all who owe eowwtblng to the nattoeal crore science fund should semi in tbe ful amooat at their iadebtodaeee we am ladlnad Io think that tbe am Uoaal erdfom weald acme overtow. Tbia, however, la not Hhely Io oncer aad it m boeauee the |*> thio feed am the enoeptfoa ratbet than fibs rale, that they doser vs is pcMiag mem tbaa ordinary bri*. THI REW BTATBB Tbe election retaraa ia the fear . now listen I to. S wist . beee eempiMod aad the re* nil* ia three es them ham been favtxabfe le tbe lepeWtaoee while tbe fourth baa gene daaroroecUc oa tbe Elate efmiisa. Tbe etrnag mpebitean teadoactao of the lee Dakota* ao.i Wesbtagiuw eiU eases an additsoa at ata new BepwbltaM Btoimm* te tbe CeegroM at the failed Mateo and a leWolsai addiuoe to the Rs pobiteaa majority la the ilm.es to •aka ibis ae many aa els. On the other band the Ihtmesrncy eiU be mtnfomed by two Recalnrn. We Uriah. taking the manor as s wbeie. that the Chmssmty into he eeegral aisled apse the result es the efero Moes. Theses, w-r rq-n, [r pnui had admlMod a* r Kspeb kaa oshMM to litre*** ibeir rvpmeeaiw Uwe lh eoagmeej the territory In wbteb they am MioaSed In noted foe Ha Reg a tolls* a pmnMmttee of isag Maadtng. nod ettb mwh etatao ao Ess eaei MieooseSa aad N«tor*taa ss ntaee aesghbom, te leeeloate ttepob been deetnoa, R to a ssauor of mm prise that the recon ••* as* a cnro* ••ewpiag vtetory tor the Bopebu mm. a Th ear Itemeerstii eoosiee in Mostaaa, we vawed aemoe lbs toegth at ear oseatry the right bead of foluswabtp and Gsd-epemt ‘ la the g«wd eorh. Teiaeooefsur pe.seaatoa. who to hero J aad toot to ' the rams is lag Matas, oe msedd somd a am seaa» at <r »a i r—d eheer. Let the Demiwmiii leaven wbteb ihem aatma. bo gtme Usee te Waves the whole lump, sad we am earn that the neat etowueao •ill tofi a dMbewet saery. Xo deabt tbe IWlef l«U wui eaeee the tree at Itoatiwmy te shine forth Wwm every eamasil la the foes k tea. and Ueeatboataam wbteb shsii ereem posy the m swam a at the Maa of Ihamisy. lOamiae ew Vataa from the needy admitted state at Wmr. I Ihgtea ea the JUnhwewt, an th« p • Lead rs Ftomom* ea ear fomth eass ainot. THE B h M ORUfohl* UTE3M«DR Tbe prahahbs aateeetou at the ! Msrwuaasd North Geuegto rtllMmd to AWaam to a sssssot eeagms- i wtomea net «*<y te the wrus es 1 the Mato iotometed tart te the eb*d» ' •base aa <arge The btei to mtoo ' the eataeoSes of the med te Attests , bee tame rtataawd te the bees a epee too peeesgK aad Rte by a trt wagA at yartkamesten thm < we sow oeatotat te astemace sat 3 sms. tags co «f sortai s<y teas Wte 1 •wed e*M to etcagArtmi te Ai ice to , li m the pete iW is «f tta tadt so t amsMb so the Wto* w* te ** toe I <ta.es . a I upon tbe welfare of the State, that makes its passage desirable. The extension as proposed will be only twenty miles long, extending from Marietta to Atlanta. This abort addition will, however, open to the world tbe mineral wealth of one of tbc most favored portions of our State. Tbe marble mines of Pick ens county, famed all over tbe union as sending out building ma terial which vies in beauty with that of New England, and even with the snowy purity of Parian products, will be thrown open to the world. Tbe connection thus made with At lanta will ueceMitate a northern outlet, aad the road which now eads at Murphy, N. will soon bear 1 paaeengers and other precious freight into tbe depots of Knoxville, or some other equally progieseive city toward tbe aorlh. It is in this way that tba bidden wealth of Georgia's lands will b« brought forth, to redound to the wealth and prosperity of tbe Stale. Outside of the merely malerisl aspect wbieb ’ the qMellos presents, however, tbe sdmissioa of the road into Atlanta ’ destroys lbs idea that tbe Stale shall have lbs power or disposition to come into competition with any of ’ Ila citlMrna. Tbe dbly thought which has prevented the earlier ad* ’ mission of this road iaio Atlanta is f the MppueiUon that it would injure r the Mats road by pamlieilisg it Wo am glad to note that such aa idea baa sot ba<l suflkiotii weight at this session of lbs legislature to * defeat the bill. Ia bolding each property as the W. A A. KailrosJ, the State should do so io tbe same ’ manner ao aa iadividaal. It is eto ' iseotiy iaeoasiatent for tbe State , representing tbe people, to use the ( pmperty of tbe people ao a means of defeating competition, which ia a , Itasefit to tbe people. Such a prin ciple carried to any extent, would * prove detrimental to all the I a teres Is of oar State, both public and private By the admiesion at tbe MarieUa * A North Georgia railroad into At laala tbe strongest argument, in our ■■piston, for the sale of tbe W A A k R. has ttaeo removed, since tbe importance of railroad competition ~ tolhepoupto of the Stale, is thus coaceded and allowed for. • WtasCta— THE VNIVEAriITY MLL. I —. t We prist below aa sd I tori* I from to I tbe Augusta Ch roe tele of yeelerdsy. r. Editor Stovall io true to bis color*. r , Tbe tallam of the L'slvereily tali o ie receive a majority vole la tbe v Howes yesterday seUles the fate of a that measure, so far so thia Lsgiala ,, turn io loeceraed. Tbia action io la be legroUed. We shall net go again late th* sseetta at the matter, foe these k*v» • tees discussed time sad again. Tbe • MU did act foil for inch of a right • eiMM couee. No measure baa bees • dtocMsed thia year so fell of merit k II did not fail for weal of earm sej » porter*, for devoted frieade on • revealed la aad eat es the Gewerai < Assembly. We prefer ao« to boltsve » that them wue nay lakewaraiseee » wtthla ar narrow prejudice without, k P ofoesdly eoavieoed that uw • iesUlwUoa will yet wia its way to » the sapport of tbe aiaiet as it baa of • the people, wo aaoaeace this » lempueary deAurt with regret rather • than bitter sea* Whatever >*ppoe>- 1 Una asay prevail m*M |* titec be wiped away. Tbe proeeeco <rf the ■ Laiverotty Itaeif ia a guarsawe that 1 breadth and progress will etomnsne i tewtahoa EMM*, aad tatag light • fossa the mutes es soalwetas • Georgia is growieg. Tbs slate i that sueads ths erte of Jtoethorn la- I dwslry with the mwete at Oat spte » dive, that MtaJa’the way ia path i tadrag by bar atari rotte. tees* feed • the tews of tetarioct aaew aad set bet * light opoa a hill. It will to doo* ao se sit a aa«M ml ‘ ***** B, *“ •• rtoo. a Weas— W tfeMS • sag VOM M Rtata who tea MS tea* tea wdSta sod cwsrwM • tew '. em. to* rows Wes ttort Ksssa J Ret oi aetesM aohsAseta* sre r T — jT - Isoms <sod MSRpne* UMtovwta sms warn tee Aterirtg aba* •te* *»• *»» b» was esforteg ssee i •safe web OMtatagm Alto irymg ever, Msaedy eatet tea an*, as ■ ms cesw <R • s»4 a rowMpL waste •" w«e *■* <wms ptaSHswr is reoeW w> tee earn*. Sot ■»*■< us* «dhNa> a Ome wvaste so tarn, y easamwu a. *evo ib RMwtsg • syum es Mtak tab itemd. to ' oat es seeww bbs (tos to tod ttema« tbs ass* *f ths enter, eo.abac ivsw.r to eve. aoMbor dbaa tot tasa ome.staQ te* torn -be see* wan test trees I tee wees*, cart • SmSU. Oewe ace tetoM xMisawtii* te tee mas* tee low taste tab aiiOM sliiS the earth. WtoO tee Cea <1 oSOf. tto - |dM< was an tocswSsSms am* ste» i e sat cseae out ;■ th*, r-a wSS tab adtowet teste* | ssSse Wk* me*oi to. tetsert wwt a t**e ' teg teste eg tee temA Is a steam tee ■rttaw «tea wswage ewwiie te bo tarn, j aad otehte *sw mmesee mi yum bad M Mu* Tw <ar tews be vw emasMi w-tats te. pwswag a snRRy Me *«e ateoty s**«* <te sun to smess rs swßnn sol «ew to wst w-rt wwttog me fwobsroi m tea a* | '•veretea a* yes to am festal wo * t eta ms j*e» me swsue fee *. Vw **. »• • wee** We asm tern M* «r vol k IwtSta, mi B» Ates MJ j t smtoo *R Sbenfe spea up •am o r*eeewo te me same emsi Sam o g ■ Auue* Mt Lasatast w • «ma bate bap* i wmn es tbe btoh. Roa j~rT mu. am i g sei «mamms auuk sea ate asms asm . i h Thursday’s Daily. THE FARMER’S MEET AND DIMS-VOt A StnSES OP FBI VATB WATTWMM. Deo. B. H. Cerites Ayeaka. The Partners Alliance in tbe five coun ties of wbieb Clarke is the centre, met this morning at the Court House. AU five of the counties were represented by fnl) deleg.Uons. Mr. O. T. Murrell presided sod Mr. Geo. Heard ■ fficisted ta Secretary of tbe meeting. Tbe formers continued in ■emion until about twelve o’clock, when they adjourned to listen to Dr. Carlton's address. The deliberatioca werr, ■« usual, secret in their nainne, and nothing of pub lic interest wm transacted. Il u said that a large part ut tbe ketoon w»r turn »p in tbe dMcuasioo of tbe prutlems of |ule and oiber bagging, which is affording such a fruitful I lie me for thought union g tbe ag ricultures element of oar population.— Tnoec present as delegates were aa fol lows: cLARxn cocwrv. W J Archer, H H Lampkin. W R Ysr by, H T Bhackeitord, T N Lmter, A M ' Scudder. OOnaBB COCWTV. L F Jsckaon, J F Haygood, W B An derson. J P Wms, B B Harns, G L Aoder -1 son, W H Healer. E P Fmuer. I oourr»onrn cocmty. » A F Pope. f jAcxaoa oocwTT. W C Boot*. Neal Chandler. A D Martin. 0 W Finch. DT Mathew., EC McD<>t>- net, M A Bestow. W C Wute, L. Y Brad 1 terry aad W T Bmieetl. I MAIMSOS COCWTV T J Httcboet, T J Men, J B Cnw* ( ford, J R Gwnseil, J H Rt», J G ifem t sey, John BroMca, N A Beth. Beaides ttosegutar accrvdlU-d dri-getee, J theta were aa am her al AtßaotaWsa * preswt. and the SMreitag wes ct>ar»cter , laed by great ro thoetaaaa. At Iff o cfock t coßunamMAW CAantOM prrxvwte-t to addrses the cowveetion. H< we. tntrodurod by Ptaehfewt Marreil aa * reprewntattve who M m true to the inter r hte eoamttwrnta m tbe needle to Ito ’ 1 pot*. Dr. Carlton mid that be thought It I l ewneeetly proper that In preparing tn p . in W mhiagtow few bis e.r*tere during Ito j eoming tfetaterMtaas of Gtagrvaa, b> t tawid appear telem lbs people sad nos- ewit ttetr wteßes aa to to ttea fegisfouow V I te prop nssd. He mid that he wm ouwait- * talkuwaliy aw Alt team awa, busad to the* * by as Mroeg Mm aa bowed them together r Wuew Is lbs legUstwrv he bed dues bb tael to to tat about tbe .siebiMbsneui at s j geofewmai buNMt, by white lbs noaeral * wealth of owr State might to tavwUid.— B Tbe Itattar thee w.el <m to feet* th* a taiaUoe of goveroewwl to the pwta*< to of <he pwup*, tor the peope*. by lb* paepfe Tbs (ewvresaael tai< age Is the proipie, sod aoi the propto to the govwra owil He weot uw foitber io stale iba- . hto tetMw cm.ot eow*d te, ee ■ ita pta. la eeeurdaoce w>tb the wiU of bw cneetn oral*, always ready le te ttetr bridle* aad to aevro tero tstaver te th* test et hto ateiwy. Dr. Cm how's adde» wm * eharaciei taed by *NWI lotcv tad tbqwesc. >f ami evhtowtiy prodoeed epuw hto aodtteo . * pvweriui riL«*. L ffVWawLRWV. * TW *d»w«*«hte<Ml *«i| »sf>BMf * - - - - • • t • Tbs ted latnriwced by Dr Friuw, ep * pn<pnau*g ffte.utri to the foa*. Uartaf h SN). was hta ia tto Been sHtoSM. ywsto*. a d-y. Tbs fttowda of higher edwewthw rri r wed to Ms aeppori. but the prwomi Gvuegi* 4 Iwgtotarwrs o-aiaMM too much aeeati ys jadww to otawt vl i*a (■■ gv 1. * tbe wwds es Caa-SMtas H>>*ga. a we f*u * ihw thwa, we rttal Vj Wight aad mriy is - ths aeai w«aAatwa *ad H to wrtsu that a the pw pm eiU ■* Imm waaa wp to Ite , Bento vwd BSCtalMoef Otoaer edaWteM* f fe Gauetta. Tbe tatowte* tfegto the At- Iwata J.a.real tot * tee eta*. *Sm«> t II _ , . I U, u.»tavi n aseei the I aieeMtty < r MU by D' FritoW was taken ap fog a vwau ! - li aod already town laverobty lepwtad by , the coUkteMtae of us wbufe h*mwr. la e»lo«*aw. a provahm ibol fit.ten k took te apyroiywtaiad to lhe Vriv-iewy foe th* roaUahaHM <4 a eenwri ispaitss > ’' ss Alh.wi, aad sew pro.iewn mb ps. se> 1 \ so- tewP lbs festal es the Wasamw aw i A’fetate to gw to the towatete sab* to. i j The provtawa was coifed by M- , ' CMgatofe es Bae**, and mite, ait Mr ffsart* es uwtewmi. mooed m tab* I foe vwve *v* Ml, ways Hk Bt tfortaa. ctoewmaa wf ibe apye-yv-a 1 i ftawa *■ Wittea, gave fate Ma*, tweet) H Shtowtek IW Dr Fritow foe tfaesm omA that sM feMam «4 tto M lbwi tart ar wsig rtffsMhm bed bee* t MrttAse owl. , tri*. »w roabteg est bet tbs appro**! , state «f *m -and tae teat*, of the W otiro ( | aart A taoi« rataed so the mwe a | wbroSa e»u fflkoCO t* tbe VtovemMy. Os i tea fl*AtoW bM taow rot wwde fas tko ea- , ins* tout sees fa* tto »msmate smooth. Rs sprouted a* towntar, w gtaart *p few | tbe tewt .roeel ton pmesi <rt tbt Pte . Ra few* e«d tael tb. ptaym ww*M see*** * say tea eta gem bt* sews appro.<*gy ; *n te* b>& Warn ew tee sea* eao ws ve»r ma tae* fee st.eAug ep fee tbe as. . *i Heroes, yr wins at tto toaw I Ttas tern 'be M miS'iiia' I h •*» ita Veta tatty's «e> ' s*y»-l. a e*s tae Reieb ksR i*p> « H. j wweri mfswr. t« the terete, to *Memd no ' m *aso eta bed rtwniiinid d tar tto WSW« as am tees, teas * owe who bto tone 1 uriwinni - <r T -- The feme aw taw tofe usror aye* M, waer I M end * ew> tost. so. W.aawewwassN at tbs MnwM eee ro. I WtoVtal M * Ctaeeu —_— •rotete Ste. te. M fort*. fhassee R Leto. rttar we a warn at emwe them tew***. pe*rt<y aad p- e*Mi »y peaed , *Be agpel of CtaartM Art. ate. •wmeAte te be beetep ta fetaarta He • Rama tern 'ypAert eymutoey. aad wsrftos < bto mAr-age ero tee ereae ar my tome. Mb fetedy own eve eery tayefri at bto ’ roeeewy. He feed at Mwterry saaaeu <m ths <l. A. Ase R Jertbroa w-mry, | ssri wßiim wm • at bto pmaw at taMA eta bawd te te IB yeea wm ►* ewes* <4 ’ ar- •» mm M* *wf se am t^ta. sad tone te to. bssudfa ilea ata «MUMry. : •art faaeaea fa* bto apis la I j. I W P>' «q. Tto wmwh* tee row as ewe tekk | e» uttaaud bi tee tarwe rtagy nrotun ♦arm* *a -«m rtf ba kata aamvto •*. ata tte very tags tee. wee. at r ' tero ete- era eel bto furoswi troaa al *<rwta . ad tba bii u. Dy A* sms be*ta at tto Matey Ms' yam awaeedb m taw tae to sd, Uto M» tarry trom A eetae stoss** r-t Raw. Fine, te tow mawof Letter Frost Hr Cslp. Deab Chbonicle: —l see a great 1 many idle people and I bare been reflecting on it. I have arrived nt this conclusion. There is too much 1 Inbor saving machinery in the world, ’ and they are still trying to invent ' machinery that will perform tbe , work with lees band*. When I was > ten or eleven years old farmers done their reaping with reap hooka, or 1 sickles, as they called them. A man would cut a space, say two feet wide, with a binder to follow him. It took al least four reaper* to cut as wide a space as we cut with a scythe, and it lock four tiinee ns long to cut through * field as with a scythe, but they have reapers drawn by two horses which will cm more than six or eight scythes. So you see that every lime they make * machine that two men can work that formerly required twenty, it supplants eigh teen men. And that is not all, for tbe product* of those great Isbor saving machines are so enormous that that they produce beyond tbe demand, beyond the want* of tbe people. There are so many out of work just because the labor-saving machines over produce that they are lying around loose an.l idle, and lhe result is, they become extremely vicious. We all know that idleoes* tea desperate bad tbieg. When men are i<ll«, they will do mischief. 1 was never idle much, but wbeu 1 was 1 learned to gatable and drink and do everything that was wrong, •nd nothing that was good. Well, bow shall we change thia order of things? To tell the truth I deal know. Men who have nwoey to buy tnaebiaery that will do the work cheap will do it. aad there ia ao law to prevent It, but it certainly works to lhe detriment of the la borer. I know no remedy only let it work ita own cure. Every thing will in the end regulate itself, or destroy itself. When our bodies get full of effete worn out morbid matter, by a tew of oar organism It goes to work oa tbs enemy (the worn out mailer) to expel it fro* tbe organism, and It will do it or destroy tbs life of the organism, aad it te so with everything ia tbia world, when tbe whole machinery i don’t work barmon'owa it will ngbl itself or destroy Itaeif All govern ments are so too. Whether tbese are tb* diaooaitioas of provideoee or foie I cannot sey, but I do say everything ia nature works ita owe curs or destruction. It sesnie to me that nothing works *» barmo aiously a* when I was a boy, say 65 or M years sine*. Il may be that I did not observe so ckaniy tbea Evsey body got all the work they ooeld do and al satisfactory price.. While wages were Sot a* high as al present, every lb tog waa correepoad iagly low, ur if not, ail seemed satis fied with prices. People bad o<>l learned to be ao vxtravagast a* they are sow. One pair of aboe* would last a woman two o* three years, I mesa huaday ab<ma, ard a pair of • taler abues was all any one got. aad a maa would make a Nanday hat lasi tnw three to live years aad a boas* rnroie w.<ol hat for every oay would .aat two or three year*. Kv. •vytbiag baa cbaaged now. Lalies must ba«s a bead dress every ses aus, faprlag, bumarorptad Fail, aad men nearly lhe tone. But after ail. G«d nrigaa, and all things will work oat right ia lhe ead—eapre.ally with those “that love God, to tboev who ar* tbe salted aecwrdiagiy to Hts purpose/’ May trod help u. do right. I am la a pooitio* to kaow more about the aasaber as people who air net swipi.<yvd lam besieged every day by perseae wbo are asehiag *m» pleymeeL They go to tbe agent sad try te get work, nnd be has too week for tbe*. tbea they apprt*cb me aad beg we to iaterpnae 1a Ibeir I behalf, aad wbe* I gw to tbe agent ! they hnv* sires !y faro* to b'*. acai I at -oterwe my apj<eal for tbe* ' •mosnia to nothing- I hwiievs I i aha*, be eompaiird to tear* myaeff. to ' avrod tenag tawed to death. la* asttawa fo* all to ba«w wnrtt wbo i want It, bet 1 caa't neeompliab i* , pwtoibilitMa aor perform miracles. ' 1 <■•• pray for them, but I am bet prveampttoowa ewowgh to aak Gfai to gruel asr*wa.i*abto reqassla, (er 1 kww be will not de it. Y<*ern truly. Prrra Ccur. ■II O HR Efc LRAVEXKG POWER ttatrt foam artaai taste. . RRTAA «taa m*****m**mamiMmmMm •ms*** lAteu. «BnMsmMMaBMHn*MMHHa BBMRMrtfe* »ta» taaaiaetaiNSßtaaßaaem ffteaffhrtfo o*a» aroa ■anMaMßßaansanaamm item - .Atas Ifa.sw MmaMMBHMRaHMMm Baamr* -rfel- .aaro ■■*■■■■■■*■* Rt Fvtart —» ffbaw Ftaa ,-taTa ... .. - aaaanaaaaM* •Ctarv aZZmam HtaWtafa Ota* SteSu ehte am Se* CBM*Sm Mast tam* a Cao aaaaanaMm -tte taee suaaas ta.ee ■ »iai m aar ate -te*—» r»i<**> n a—_w» roma* SXZ*"* *** CeS^TL^Trg-'ny > -N. mew waaaq toata aetata* *• EZS* ~ rwsrtt-* ■ ta-row utate'ftaX. < . •a> atae aastav vuamu ro a—rotee»*e DEITH OF lOSIDIA.V BISHOP. He Dirs Saddealy ia His Dnsdsg Boom a tbe Lyres a t Thealer. New York, October B.—After tbe first scene of “Lord Chumley,” st tbe Lyceum theater this evening. E. H. Sothern ap peered before the audience and announced that Charles B. Bishop, wbo had a few moments before been acting a prominent q part, bad suddenly died in bia dressing “ room while changing hts costume. Tbe audioece was tbsu diamiased. Mr. Biebope P wife was with bim when be died and was ? prostrated by tbe shock. A coroner’s c permit waa obtained and tbe body re moved to tbe home of tbe diseased. Tbe Knigbts-Templar paraded yester- 8 day ia Walking 100, aad an iueaof tbesixe ’ of tbe pr<cession may be gained from the statement that it look three hours (or it to * pass a given point. In Montana, it is coeceded that tbe Dem< crate bare tkced a Governor, and , have a majority in the Legirtalure. Tbe ( Republican candidate tor Congress was elected by I.IMM). The Republicans claim fraud. j Birmingham bad its usual weekly mur der yesterday. James Murray, an Eaglteb ( Coat miner, waa abut through tbe bean, iu . a salooD, by John Kelley. Kelley has been | jathri- , Tbe South American delegates were in , Maine and New Hampshire yesterday. — i They are to te iu Maasachusetts today. , Charles F Orrie, aged M, a painter, in I Be.tfalo, N. Y., k.lled hie mutter, and then 0 uttuMlled suicide, yesterday. < Eight jurors have teen secured for the Cronin case. Birmingham, Ala., bad a fire last night. Luaa. 118,two, iu*ur»i>ur. ffs WOO. John A. Hart, rvpublieao, was yesterday rketed mayor of Clialtauooga, .nd over halt <>( the eouncitaaes are republican.— The elect mu w.a conducted on tbe Austra lian plan. Tte citisens of Taykwavdie, Neb., rv esntly tarred sod feathered tad Ja*»u M tcball, aad tbea rode him oa a rail, in* stead of resenting tbw treatment, Jasuo ereaued u» er joy it. Tble puazled the boys very much, until tbe tad mau surd iwesly ffve of tos* fur ff 100 each, aad gut <— Then they began to aro that Jason ready 'k«d tbc meat fun Wednesday's Daily. i About • ufeucfc yesterday tventag U> Columbus, J. C Huusetuan, a printer . atari* run sctum tbs track te front (ui , IBs dummy oa Founsealb Street, when be tail oa tbe aaie of ita track. Tbs dummy etrwek bim ow lbs toad, leffwUng several tel cufa and hrutaog hnu c-.-n.uler.tay . though aot batting bim arrwm.ly I Tbv sens.* ton io Atlanta loriay waa tbe card of Mr Gordon P Kiner, la tte Ai k Ins's Cotet’oiloo, ia which te publfeted , lbs Outtvspoedeace bstwevn himself and Hr Tom Gibb Jacbaun. lie peotwmficed Nr Jackson'a rnasiut aa cowardly sod on. r jaatiffabte la regard to Mr. Jackson's f a<aiem<nt that he. Mr Eaer. waa knocked I down and ran teto tbv tulliard miooo, that , is deoemaced m tbs lying vapurtag of a tally At aa early boar Deputy Valtsd bistro I Buabad Newt Me lh«>*id waa sneated by Iter grant Hot- Unborn and lure*] over to the W>. riff of Frankha cuah'y, sbo c*‘- f tied b m hark to aaewer tte charge of . making a felonoua aroault up*>a the pst t an ta Man ttaiilb, tbe Ib-year-old daugfa. ter of a farmer. Mr. B< lioQald draws tbe charge, and mu It sm only tasde for spite work 1 a.slnel bim. as be arnstsd both tbe girl's ■ father aad trotber is aa iliicrt distillery I last week. Tte arrest too* place Io At laote. r Dr. Krod-B, paatur of tbs Mulberry Bi. Metbudtet ebSrcb, la Macon, met wtlb a •srmoa ere; dent yesterday afkrMmn, whieu w 11 evafiue b ra to b« rv>«n for at tesei two week*. White trying to mount b<a borer is frost of ua rvai fence at aboal I uTcfeck, the aaunal abtsd, cutroag Dr. Keeoi-b'* fi«g h» slip fro* tbe Stirrup A* bte !«ta sliprod, bit body Ml forward. ta/aaaa. bb left jaw tostitke tba pusarot •rt tbs saddle, broabiog Ik Tbe pma wan sscroetaUng. ba* •>'* grant fuel nut., Dr. EeodaH tied ibe eaiaml ata re»ura<d io b* r<sbtewre, wbes be directed that b> pby»<■ r. Dr K P. M<«re. teaemaaiaw . CABBIAb BABtMM'* SSH foe Bvaeeresi te Ceatrrt as foßeaapefts laMAnaroua, (Xtator A—Tbe cty tiertk-e pesced Us getelly •>tb a very HgM vote ptafed Tbs aseysr c-ty rfevk. tawed <rt rideswwa aad mmasue »<aacl wero rieted At II o’claeh NtattM from fifty peacsecra show that [ I Bailivea, fean rret. Is sfectad over ! I Cu**sre. repatshoe*, by IBM to I.WB I j Beifl. de*><r*i, few cfark. w rfecad over \ , Tsffa. ropsbrioes. by abnat Bte, D*eey.. j repnofotai. fat mayor, cwrwd tae city two I * ywars ago by TM Tbe caaaacii eferted Ir- ‘ i Jay wR amta Bite.a deaexreta ata Mm j I reyebtew a Ae r«aet revere* at potiuca i lof ibat tarty from He present tints*, foe ■ 1 honed of adermia* white five *eca Tbe i ’ prmast teaard has Ra fepsbitcaae ata j , tear >■■ neves* sols to tbe Bret demo < ‘ rt»:»c msywt efewted m ledmaapaiw aux> tm |i I “Try Ayer's Pills" I Fev Wksewar nm, Wiwrelgta, aad Goefe 1 I Bkeptoe Inaatag. as Trokan. W. T, 11 ser*: “ kwroeiebf as a rose fas j ebnmte C stoves*ai. Ayer’s Fvi* have Sttoarod me taws lbs* w right ■ sag etoe tarn tto*i- If every vtesaa of ttas dm see* We«M bead tasty tkros word* <rt ■ ■fftoa.l aewMbtototob Goat Rem Mee feed. I l fo«no wrtoite wsaJd to— “Try Ayes's i •to «be ass at PQto skta I sari t wreeri pmsoauariv rt ritrosui Dam wWb bad WosMed ass emral ■worts Ttaas PlSte arum ease bieno'■ * ata ad* -reel. ata. I tartvva. wwald | pro re a apmrts ia aB a*o at taKtptatot j * Rheumatism. feaase rota'-C cTtotaTlfeXJr! I Atwyatos Partab. La. , C F H -pteaa. Nrreds Ctey. ariam i •I base trod Ayer’s FKto fas UtMa yaera. ata I Steak they are ibe tear 11. ■ I ia lbs mavM. W* brow a bee as ttaas ( te She taswae all lhe laaea Tbsy haw* cesta aas rt ewb beta*, to* ata twarfegm, * fosos rabtag Aywta pnm I te-ro tea | Des taw* Unas aroasteueas ' •I bro Sari>i S gveae teaseSto few* Arw* F>La Itos yearn sr> I anm 4 bases as fit rttb rtoswarnktons Utas t wes I estate te ds any v**k. I toe* rtaras , team st Ayas'* Flito ata waa awmtey * awead Btaros tear oase I aas area* c w*haa« a bass rt ttoaaa jSSa." Fvaeg • SBMW'<£>Eff4L w ML. * Ayer's Cathartic Pilli, ’ raarsMD *v I Or. A C. Ayar A C*. Ltowwß Maae, f r ata to a* to-etae te ■■■*.. NATIONAL CAPITOL. j WASHINGTON LETTER. ’■ E Washington, D, C. Oct. 7.—Ex-poet- 8 nastei General Hatton has created a aer- t Htion by printing in bis paper the time, place, and even the price, for which a list of the questions to be asked at an exami nation held in this city by the Civil 1 Service Commission was furnished to a c party here. The list was sold by an err- r ployee of the commission, who is a brother- j in-law of Commissioner Lyman, aud to t clinch matters he has printed a letter from Si-Commissioner Edgertnn to President Harrison, written last April, containing tl e same charge. A congressional investiga tion is now a foregone conclusion,even tbe , C-immissionera, at least the new oni-s— , Messrs Roosevelt and Thompson—admit | that such an investigation is necessary and Halton claims to be prepared to prove other things i qually as damaging agamst tne methods that have been used by the commission. Every one is wondering why President Harrison did not at one.- ' oiler an investigation upon receipt of Mr. Edgerton’s very plain letter. Such things will hardly help the Civil Service Com miaskin in getting from Congress tbe largely increased appropriation which will te asked for at the coming session. There is no truth in tbe sensational statements sent from here to tbe office that tbe representatives Chili refused to attend tbe organization of the Three Amer ica* Congress tavause they did not wish to vote for Mr. Blaine as President. The only reason that Chili was not represented Wa* because tbe delegate, who to to serve with Senor D>n Varas the Chilian m nis ter here, baa not arrived with bis own and tis minister'* credential*, and without tnem the minister, aith'ktgh here, could not take hi* seat in that body. This atate ment i! made by tbe minister. Washingtonian* «re out doing tbem aelve* to entertain ng the quarter of a million atrangerw now here tn otnaequence of tbe triennial C-.nc.ave of the Knights T. tnpi sr*. Everyone keuu drtrimined to •bow that at ranger* are tetter treated here than tn any oilier large city in tbe world. Tbe town I* a* lavishly decorated a* it It wa* inauguration time*; our public •rixMj* give boilday, and th» (tores and bank* will close a* far a* [xfeaible to-mor row, io enable everyone to *ee the largett parade of Kuigbt Tcmplan that ever took place. Tba I’re.kfent ba* caught the Washington spirit and will hold a*pr«is] rwptton to-morrow night for the Knight* ata thrir Italev. Tbe Knight* are already entboaiMtically Io favor of W,*i,i U gtou aa ttepl.ee for ihe W..rld'* Exposition of IMVS M We knew Itrty would te. Tbe new C>>mml**toner of tbe Land Office buhl* tn a dectoton made a day o < wo ago that • strict eon*'nrc<kMi of tbe law rrquiriug an -ctual rvaidcncv to te e»- tabltahrd on ibe bume tleta eatty wllb n •is month* from date of entry should no> te taken in tte Cast* of th.tor sutler, that give evidence of honest Intention to com ply with tbe law. Appointment* have teen few, and un important. aside from the long list of Prtadetili.l |>«tn>Mter*. since Paaident Harnaoa cam* tack to tbe White House. There are probably erwral things wutcb •ill acoounl fa* thg. F rat and torrm*a to tbe sramlttely etahas bum to llta a man for Pens on Co*mMM<«,r that a'ands well with Ibe GA. 8., which lb« Prea>- feut greatly tears, that wM take Ibe plao. and prom s* to tun Ibe office on tbe line* laid dowa by tfecretary Note* Tbei. Prrsrien; llarriaua bad cnrotetsble worry lu cuenvcuua wiUi the orgamc.tioo of the Three America's Coagrero Sure >M w« k, lbs lorafaiwr* wasted to *ri« t Mr. W. li. TrroouU, of temtb Oatama, <»e at be U B. MMMbteea. Preakfeui, but I‘rv.idrol Har naon otjorted toll tec.uae Mr. Tr>ao» t •Mcouncclta with tbe fate Goufn.ler.ie r>vrroSM»l aad a* grotnl Mr. Hl* •», •bo waa efeetta * Wbes to tbt* thing* are sdd«d Um labor of grtung tbiaga u> Maps fur bto annual m<waagv it is out •Uange teat .pf-xoimeuls bav* tees sewn teas usual CoeaiJerebfe curiosity to felt here to know • better Prrabfeul H.ttisos will say •Sytbiag fe hto mearoge to Cuwgrass about CtvU Service reform It to gee .rally tbouchl tbsl be will tot tte subject entire, ly skate. Tbe bruwlaids that G.urge Wi - lle* Curtto, chief of tte Mug •amp ciao. | pnored tot* biro laai Wwk. was enough to cause to be *»te,,t o B tte eatyrct, if te bad so* teforv tbaa mate up u* mita w» let it aluar Br«j*»ie F. Bslhr is tare try tag to gri •to 6n<rre is io t*e proatoo p«e. H to urgiag tbe Praarient to appoint s«m o«e, bet who it ■be Um rwtwikJ, *n f*r, m ■MMtoaHag. Mraiery to Butler'* aatfooel •taaeat. and a. vwri *e*tare of tba *d ■ iaaMrattaa greatly rroembte a>* te that r*eftec«. tVcrrtery pr<wi<« ape* !* )«■ time la Wsebiagtoa tba* any otter member <4 ' teotoart He l«rgv bailasas teter«*w, I »wd ba prt»t«ri amiwtloa to *ara*rd ffaus. tor Rosrfft maere bte pre miece iMCeasary ’ very «!t*« is Vrrmoet. MB HIV FALLS BMO WMto Maklsg I ap***k a Alias s Fife tore. Tte mrostar* ut tbe Typograptacal ' Vaam w.re *bockvd last afebt by tbs Stade* test* of Ifaarori H Huaw. *bte ( teoveruis a h«wr.b si ata Mae's b.lk Tbe <- r*o.menace* rt Mr foie't d«aib were exactly aaailsr to tbcae stteartm* Ite tatoro rt tiirtaad AsMpb teetat. After tbe meril.g bad tae* coifed to order Mr. ttesw eaiarta tae ata *ta lot a er* seer tba <fesee. Ha* rtrqaeac* WM wri* ke-rwa te b* feitow ss.a.tore rt tbe Typsgpapbk*J C»«*. ata be wm rated •a fear a aperrt. Re rose ta r»»p ata ■ym« rase beta <a tte cbato o»x. to tern, tfegaa M iwproi art aridr.** A'ter «to*aia* frt toj*s time be e|»«g aeu to I tbe etednaaa Mt • «cwpylag •> >wacb tim* ; ata *»ri be woeM «aly tetris tbs me rmg ! a mmair b««*r. He eroettard bto speech by asyfag W C swtoam Furrew.” A* Um w«*to | Nswta am Jj*s bs ei*a* red fe<ward s •fat. ata brt-re ar y <xae otad reach tern. | fart Sestay to tte Boor, atr.amg tte fell I •ate at aa ieev. la a merowas b* aaa **rro<rofed by frwtas They taro* d him over <m bto arte ba* fervtay be wm aareewesm W tofe sroarri aw* rea far a taro* <vte»* ebriru b’i ***** eta feet. A- ibeto tffta's bn wave*, wm emtom. Taeve were a|, w 4-rp «w»- • atom* qetaw atamk us forty, tfem te* tanks ■<•*•!. ata ths : bse-i afewty eaaart is tewl. He fneta* •art* aas srtwaad -bat <be aasa, w’e>, * few mtaafaa brfre*. tad tars b—d<sg I tbea atwatem by bto e cqseao, was fend T ey ore taaed ife» »tar*v<a* to tw a r bt* bach ta Ms aato Dr J roa<a- arrrv'd ( ata tad Um* toe wm tata.- Auaats Cea stMtotom. According to the customs of Citi- I nese society tbe wife of the Chinese minister to this country wil! comb her hair up from her forehead to show that she is married. Her tresses reach to her feet, and so difficult is the task of dressing them that one arrangement lasts several days. For the preservation of the coiffure she lies while asleep on a willow pillow as finely woven as an imported bonnet, shaped like a loaf of baker’s bread. ANMUNCKMENT. At the request of many citizens, I have consented to offer for r>-election as M <yoi of Athens, holding myself ready to abide by auy dtcision lay people insy make. J. A. Hunnicutt. Through Mleeper. Commencing Sundny, October Bth, 1889, the fast train leaving Atlanta at 2:45 p. m., will have a through sleeper for Ch >rle*- ton via Augusta, and Yemassee train, leaving Charleston via Savannah & Charles ton ralioad at 10:30 p. tn., has through sleeper to Atlant*. Passengers from A'hen* on 8:50 p ie. train make connection with through sleeper at Union Point lor Charles ton. E. R. Dousrcv, G. P. A. Jox W. Wuitk, T. P. a. Reducing the Surplus. The disposition of the Surplus in the U. S. Treasury engage* ibe attention of our Statesman, but a more vital question hSt our attention, and that ta the reduction of the Surplus Consumptive*. Since the dis corery and introduction of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, tber> ha* been a marked decrease in the mortal ity from this dreadful disease, and it h> possiblr to still further reduce the nutubei of Consumptives. How ? By keeptug constantly at hand a liottle of Dr. King’: New Discovery and using according to dinctions, upon the apitearauce of tin first symptoms, such aa a Couch, a Cold* a Bote TUn>at, a Ctutot, <♦ Side Pain. Taken thus early a cure is guaranteed. Trial b iff ties free al Jobu Crawford A Co’s Drug •tore. I.F.UAI. ADYERrikEtIEtITN* gOTICK TO DFBTOBS AND CBFDITOBS A LL ;>*r*on* haring demand* again*! di* as ZX tale of John H. Newton, late of Clarke i-oaulr, decroaed, are hereby notiked to reudai ia thrir demand* aaeording to law, aud all prraoa* iudrbied to aaid eatat* are required to make numedial* payment. Tbia October »th.l«*». LAMAR conn, Execntor of John H. Newton, Dtceaaad. oetlodlwAwtlw. HOTIIi TO \LL person* having claim* *gatn*t to* ea tri. ol James Newton. Jmmm.l. ar* hereby notified to present the name to me properly verified aooording to law, aud ah person* indebted to aald deceased, are reqnsal e.t to ni.k* uumediat* payment 5.8. WILLIFORD, ori1!w«l Administrator. F<>Kill!, n.AfiKK OOITNTY —Whateaa, Y K K Reave*. *dnuai»tr*tor de bonia non o< th* ratal* of John H. Cell, deneaaed, ha* sopited to ma in l»rm» of the law to bo dia mlaaad aad diaebarged from aaid sdmialatra tlou. The** ar* therefore to cite and notifr all o»aoern*d to show rasa* at lhe regular term el th* Court of Ordinary, to be held In ard f>r a*M eonnty, on tbe ffrat Monday in Jannery sell, why aneh Raeharg* should not be granted. (liven under mv hand and official aigastnrv thio Mb dav us September, ls*9 8 M. HkRRIXOTtiV. oeUaltmfim. Ordinarv. AD MI Nlßl RAI Hits li'..- Georgia, clahkk county—By virtue of an order of tbe I’ourt of Ordinary ot Clarbe county, granted at th* September t*rn>, I**9, of aaid Court, •ill te arid before the Court llou*» door tn Athena, Clarke county, Georgia, oa the first Tuesday la Novemter MU, within the legal boar* of tae. tbe tel tewing property, to-wtt: All those three tet* ee paerete <>f land. Mlaato, lying aad being is th* 00. porri* Itmil* ul the eny of Athena, oonlriring two-aod-ahalf serve, more or teas, aad lying aeor tte Cot iag toe and Ration Railroad. Term* e**h, end eeld ea lhe property of Thoms* M. Compton, Oeeaaerd Tbistrff Oetobvr, Ifato. h a. harvard. 8.0. DOHBM. rtivM. Fxeettora.-j P FORGIt, Ct AR hl« CO NTY lorsaMl it u> ea order from the Court of Ordinary of aud eeealy, paaao.l al tte regular term of • .14 eou>L held on te flret Monday tn Augwot. I tea, will be arid before lhe Court Houae door of said eonaiy, dartog tbe legal boor* of sate, no the firto Turolay ia Nrweruter next, the fol lowing property, lorartt: One tree! *f land. *■!- oat*, h teg *oo tetag lu said eoneiy, <>u the Monro, rood, soar th* Paper mill, adjoining tend* of liana, W allaee sod others, aud eon totaing eighty i«". more Os tea*. Te te rold on property twlnuging to the **l*to es ha rob Walteee. d*«*a*ed, for lhe p'irpoa* of par ing tte 4*bte aad mating diatnbatino aanowg tte hrtro al lew of arid daeaated. Torwia oaM Tbia rod day of Oetoter. Ikf* B. H. ROBI K, ***•*■ Adm.utetreior. / < loltlilA, CLt RK g COUR rY. ’(fol uv or * f Osatasar. Caanaae*. Meptemtar iM, 1"*» The apprelaw* appointed epos spplloation ol Eliiataib M<-Wterter. oof’*, widow ol Wil hem MrWhortae. for* twelve month*' roptmrt for te*wtf end minor ebiMreu. bating fil«d their rete-n*. Ul imraeaa eoooevMd or* tar* bv riled te show enow, ‘f oay they be*e. al the eevt Nevrofo-r term of lb>a eowrt, wby aud atipltesuoa steal* out te granted M M. MEBBIRGTOB, rttfwfifi. Ordinary. / * D»BGIA.~CLABKK - C<rt art VI whoa it »>y eeueere: H. li. ftorr, g«*edi>n of leUa P*rr. Ciarvoo* and rirorr i A'llham*. ha* la do* for* epptted to the oa | dermgoed for fee** to tai Ite land* tetonrieg th* sort •■'da. aad aaid application will ta hear* M Ite Saw Moe day ia Aovamaer nest. Tbto »«b day rt rteplewatar, lase. K M. IfkBRfXGTOR. |(orthw't Or dinar v PET 1 TlriN oF Gt alcdlaK so Stu. LAND. NETiMTk. CLABliff COCTTY-Tto alt I whom ■<■•* eowoevo. Eugeoe Hrvdt*. oa I gaaedaaa *f bto ••• latewrablUawa.to-wit: l«r rte. Ixnetes. i'-ageoi* end Kdward torydi*, ta* oppita tor l*«ro to aeti a-'l U>o Ita »*•*■ bo tagteg to bl* Ward* lytag so Cto'k* owtap. Go . ata *n>4 *gvi*aiiea will to beard befwo to* oo ta* fire* Motaay te Nov**her araL TM* Uotstar let, IMb. t ■■ MfKBINOTf>I. ofeS-wit. OrdioofY ft ro toll a n tkir CfiruTVO.ueaa.va ff Ovrtc*. Amrta •**, ttal.- W. J. f :ek. 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