The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-13

Let rs have breakfast. and that ne Wanted
10 talk 10 ms and lry 10 persuade Us to stay
WIFI his mother and keep out OF the war;
and asa. tAey would be sure 10 Whlp the
81 N the long run. While he was dong
aufhis talking he had our gums taken out
~ he caf.. and cur haTarsacks filed up
wien grub and 10y that time we had drank
about n pint Of his corn LIQUOR. T. st'i had
thar boiloyg-vvare IN his hand. lie insisted
un going. and he finally agreed 10 II II We
would prog4sc not to Say anything ABOUT
lbs beiusr there which we cid. he read the
story in qhe Constitution. and ! am now
co-resranGtne with him ano | have profnl.-
49, > "a lal1. !. wtstt sftss atee Gltti. NO
sears. / wrote I'm that i would go IS soon
Is I got n'y gold all dug. which won ne
very long. for / have not found much Tor
some time"
yir.-a then STOPPED down 70 wash out his
nan again. where we left him to his r.
Elections.
II vas ct Bencham'S mine
that was discovered n sure enough celebri-
fv-Eonv frankfurt rs his mother Knew hiih
in characterization BonapaFte lahkers-
i, Dans- Is i mar who has played many
Uarts i'm many lands. but he has stead
faetlv refused to cross the ocean. II was
in iS19 that, ~ youth, ne irst SeiueN
Atlanta. , So =,
Inn ~ l rlcased in Nukcllsviile, but wren
I GOT 10 Atlanta they did not seem 20
j,uow ma 80 well. J went out 10 the old
rolling mill. where the boys thought I"
have SOME FUN out of me. think thcS
Iad the worst Of It before / got through.
the war IN the first engagement was
] went out with Ballard's company 10
wounded and Was sent back to Atlanta.
As was the first wounded confederate
soldier that ever made his annearance on
Whitehall street you may be sure that the
tos-n was mine. Say. do you know jimmy
LLOYD? Well. if YOU do, you can have any
thing that | have got
+ Thus he talked on of Atlanta and At
laujians.
..Hut I am getting old now. I've got a
bottle and a glass" said he, sitting down
in an oh chair in from. OF a cabin near
by. Lets have a drink for old times
sake"
THE House of Dinl> Botts.
Perhaps no creature Of Lumpkln county
has attracted toward il more attention
than Biuk Bolts. Dinll is a man of decided
convictions. racy to the soil, ana unc".'
Eliminated By contact with that great outer
world where the finer feelings give way 10
utility. As an ardent democrat he lived
for the success OF the party. entering INTO
IL the contests witA me ardor OF man
who believed in what he protested.
lie has now retired from politics per-
manenty, and was found by your corrr-
sp0ndent at work on the gold mine when
has been opened on one OF the streets of
Dahlonesa
..it is not the honest party worker" he
said by way Of apology. WHO bets recoS-
milton. but the man who plays upon the
Cveuulity Of the people. | worked Tor the
election of G:. Cleveland from the tiihe
that he was defeated in ISIS, never once
Dreaming 81 trading him of for n western
or any other kline Of a mau. Why, SIR
when the militia district cast It's vote i"t
Grover Cleveland / felt that he couid not
overlook the fact. When HoAe Smith WAS
Il III.
I knew IN reason. that he was not WORKING
fer AIR Cleveland. Then when ne came
10 the support of Cleveland AFTER -4f.
blackburn rad led the way IN Atlanta l
coul4 see tif4t IL Was the smell on the car
.CaSses that attracted him.
As FOR me-" said Dink. quietng ms work
for :. moment, and striking an attitude
Itsidc the s.aft, Il never once ooable'l
that Cleveland was the man. Nheh IL
WAS rumorel that ii was Hoke 10 whom
TIE newly elected president had turned II
was enough q make me seasich or some
thing of tina sCrt. Why, The stories they
~ ,eu on Eitke! Eut 1 have quit politics.
ami intend hereafter 10 make an honest
Ivinz They 10 tell me that l ought 20
f.r. a Iail.il or TWO. l 40 not knew exactly
Yyhat they mean by that-tni then |
y ould be nor, successful. But the razor
Lack hog always did reach the sloptrough
fr.t. and / reckon they always viii.
D!nk has described his stoNe-pipe nat
which he has worn on 80 many
occasions. and walks around under the
shade Of q broad-brimmcd stra" mas
NJ ion partiaiiy hides his bushes as APP
t,4riatfye citizens discuss with him the
great Part wh4ch he helped IN securing
tha norniDa ton and election Of Mr CleVe-
land.
Eaucation IN I.ImpiSsn.
The other day 1 attended the session OF
Tie teachers il stitute of I.umpAin county.
\ Jealous bed. Of men and women they
wire. as they sat in one OF the classrooms
IL the North Georgia Agricultural college,
and quite a change from the teachers OF
Icing ago.
One OF these old-time teachers-GeorSe