Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-06

1t has anywhere from 81 600 to 10000
population, with railroads rad latiug out in
every direction aud the union depot in the
heart of the city. 1t is ou the ridge, LOO
feet above the sea love', aud 80 nearly the
water shed that Congrgssu.u Hammond
told inc the rain that fell on his font
pavement found its way tN the Atlantic
ocean, while that whigh dropped on the
roof of his kitchen ran to the gulf of
Mexico.
There are scarcely a dozen houses now
standing in Atlanta that wore left when
Gen. sherman left it, and old residents
will tell you the demC'i'on WAS 50 com
pleto that they could not find their way |
through the streets nor cut of tho town, |
every familiar Landmark having been |
obliterated. Out of sush utter ruin has |
sprung busy, energetic, manufacturing |
city which has some Of tho dolce far
H!clsts of the old South. Its buildings are
modern and substantial, mostly of brok-
burned on the banks Of tho ChattahOo-
ohee, seven miles from Atlanta, where they
have a good clay.
The first man saw at the Atlanta sta
tion was J. J. Spreugcr I. nnrly of this
city, who is now proprietor Of bottllng
establishment thore, and IS en- rapport with
the life OF the place. Another Lancaster
countian conducting suoC SSiul business
operations there is Horace r. L5oe,
formerly oi hauheim, VINO Is an exclusive
JoUoef III cigars
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Inc NlnoaI mouse, near the statlor
whlCh was burned IIttIe over year age,
mas oeeh reoulf covering the same eNter.
si'e area story higher, and IN all
| respects oet' Y structure than the buld
ing "hIeh entertained 10 visitors TO the
cotton expos. IN OF ISL ana commanded
the wonder. 1t : larger building than
the Iou'lnehtAI,o -'nLaaeiphla, snd hand'
somet 10 srcI 'ectuls1 features ltS facade
Is OF req native stone ana the arc 'uo runs
through iTout one square 10 the otnet
ponrulns tne 1o' on "nieh IL is QUIT. II
Is uuPeu u compete Tue olLtuIuS III tithe
LOT tue t'aue ol Visitors 20 tne Ne" or
Ieaus exposition aoohJ AAFul tras time IN
Feotua'g'
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lue s'aVe CAt''ol al present IS tne olo
opera mousse IL was oouSht III the Tree
| anu Iush DAYS or the carpet Dag regime
for about 1900, 900, though il could be
built for third of that figure, Here is the
executive chamber, and The Offices OF the
state Off 1ials and it was in the state
| NtAL 'htfS lAtAibN' ANFA tNNhL u
few years ago between LAWSON and Cox
They had an old feud, and when they met
there and had agreed that il might rs vel
be settled then as ever, and locked thl
door, Lawson banged away until he had pu
three bullets into Cox; he fred until tht
hammer OF his revolver clicked on tht
his turn and with his pistol near enough tC
have touched him blew ou: his antagonist
brains. =.
Lawson came fIom a family Of "hghter
from away back" Generations of them
had died with their boots on" IL wa!
he of whom the story is told that he was
captured with part Of his Confederat,
command by an insignificant Union force
who had resOrted TO some stratagem to dc
it. Upon hearing of the trick played or
him Lawson was 50 chagrined and iudig.
nant that he wrote to Gen. Burnside
avowing that he had been taken prisO.
gentlemen or IN ta'r warfare and h'
demanded MS instant release: Ot course
no hoAce was tAken OF MS demand, II L
even fA0,., 90 ra,'a--4S :, s~;
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