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Last Wednesday n son of Rev. T..
Ioak walked up behind horse near
the mouth Of Leafbank, and for some
reason the horse kicked, striking the
yonng man in the stomach. For
some time his injuries were thought
to he fatal, but ut this writing he is
improving. Mr.. and Mrs. Goak were
hastily summoned from Rome coun-
" to his bedside.
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West Fork BrccZclctS.

Cutting corn, sowing wheat and
making sorghum is now in order.
Enoch Nay, of Minnora was on
MIll>tone Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. White, of Spencer,
are ut III. 5. Stalkwells drying APP
pies.
Milestone will soon be called a
string town, rs there are seven new
buildings going up now, and more to
be commenced soon.
The new school house that is being
built at Arnoldsburg will be one of
the best school buildings in the coun-
ty.
Miss Ada Hall attended the Nj. f.
Quarterly Meeting on Left Hand Sat
urday and Sunday.
Seymore Langford has moved to
Roane county, and is now working
on saw mill.
Hagan Mace is working for w. p.
Price this week.
Miss Ella Hall, who has been at
tending school on Leatherback, visit.
ed home folks Sunday. She was ac-
companied by Allen Willmoth.
Patrick Mckee is taking a lively
interest in the singing school, and
says he will soon know half of the
notes.
Miss Permelia Broo&over, who has
been making her home with o. w.
Powell for some time, was married at
Spencer last Sunday, and, we learn.
has gone to Wheeling where she will
make her future home.
j. l.. Cross, who has been sick for
some ti:"e, is better and will soon he
out again.
a. j. Meadows and wife, who have
been visiting in Harrison county, have
returned home.
Thornton Martin, of Cedarville was
mt Arnoldsburg last week looking af.
ter land. We would be be glad to
have him among us.
James +. Shaier went to Spencer
last Thursday and bought new cane
mill.
Mr.. Moneypenny is visiting friends
IN Gilmer county.
Jesse Powell would like to know
fany one has good sharp case knife
with which he could shave. He says
his razor wont cut 'em.
II Calhoun haG several more men
in it like John Black we would
not always he in the woods. He has
cleared about 20 acres this summer.
and has raised n fine crop of corn.
Jacob Biookover, who moved to
Spencer some time ago, was at Ar.
noldsburg last week and cOntcmplates
moving back.
Attorney j. d. Cutlip is on bus.
mess trip to Chenille.
UNCLE TOM
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wss strictly a walking race.
SECOND DAY.

Sweepstakes Running. Free for
all, ! mile, 2 in 3. Dollie Iiillman.
b. NJ, owned by J. S. Brannon, LIST.
Joe Chiffon, ;. $, owned by +. n.
Hays, 2nd, Roxie, K. NJ, owned hy
"A. Har'lman, 3rd. Time 37t, dead
heat 81, 3rn heat 36i. This was the
exciting race ofthe fair.
Sweepstakes Trotters. 3 in >,
mile heats. Bob Henderson, G.. e.,
owned by w. j. Nixon, 1st, Sullivan,
b. s., ewned by Reese Blizzard, 2nd,
Henry Il. owned By G.. w. Baker,
Bird. Time 2:42, 2:42l and 2;42l.
THIRD DAY.
PAGERS. Hackers and Trotters. $50
class, 2 in 3, mile heats. Henry b.,
b. e.. owned by G.. ". Baker, 1St,
Baby Ruth, 5. NJ, owned by Reese
Blizzard. 2nd, Bright Light, b. NJ,
owned by F. \. Hays, Bird. Time
2:5l!, 2:5l.
Sweepstakes Runners. 2:5S class
Paladine, 5. c., owned by f. y.
HAYS, LIST, Dollie lIillman, Il. NJ.
owned by j, 5, Brannon, 2nd. Time
1888, 1879. Joe Chiffon was enter
eel but did not start.
Sweepstakes PAGERS, Free for all
in 3. Paoli, =. NJ. owned by Rees,
Blizzard, LIST, Jesse Willis, Is. G..
owned by Will Rhodes, 2nd. Tim,
2:36, 1892.
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Excursion hates to Atlanta.

On account of the Atlanta Exp"si.
ton, the b. * o. X. X. Co. will sell
excursion tickets at greatly reduced
rates. Season tickets will he sold ev-
cry day until December 18th. good
returning until January 18th. 1896.
Twentydny tickets will ne sold every
day until December 18th, good re-
turning for twenty days from date
of sale. The rates from Grafton will
be S3l 80 for season and S23. 40 for
twenty day tickets.
Corresponding'y low rates from
other points on the line.
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CrMBrRLAXp. NJ, Auors,I. Q.

y. rMbERLANp, Nh, August l. s..
\" J".Dc1 Cip,E e. 60.
"'"hemc":--l have examined vonr sam.
PIE, IT l.rIddock's Pure RE aud BARLEY
'i'h whI kics, aud according to my iudg-
'nent 'hcy are what they profess to he, the
Nlfac in great variety we bcin, mann
Iactur and put into market for medical
"Sc-- particularly Tor dyepcplic complaipts.
errors 81 digestion and other wasting dis.
cas- where '1r prptonic powers are weak.
~ such cases the combination of mnltpcp
tones with alcohol often proves the best
an" most successful agent for cure. and in
"ll That class Of cases your Barley Malt
wiz prove an effective agent The intcIli-
gem practitioner will iinI in your manu-
l"c'"reS remedies Tor ch eases and other
agents on which hc can ely.
Very truly yourS,
&. II OIgtg \. II
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Trustrc's Sale of Real Estate.

by virtue of a certain deed of trust exc.
cuted Ia me nS trustee To secure unto Spcn
Ger Collins a certain dcut therein named
by j. II. Doddrill, Jane Doddrll and Ma
ry D"ddrill, dated ON the 10Th day oi jun.
lS93, and recorded in the office nf tn
County Court of Calhoun in Trust and
Mortgage Book No i, ut page 1876, | will
on the 10th day nf Octob r, 1898 1t the from
door u! the Court House OF calhoun conn
~, sell by auction, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, the following described
real estate, to-wit: y tract OF sos acres ui
land situate III Calhoun county ON Rus!t
run, branch of Steer creek, and described
10y mcicN and bounds in the said trust deco
To which reference is made
j. VI. liAMiL- on
2S-lw. Trustee
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N office of Judicial Sale.

by virtue of decree of the circuit court
OF Calhoun county, rendered mt the October
term, of 1894, in the chancery cause of w
ii. Ayers against +. W. Gainer and others
the undersigned commissioners for the pur-
pose, will offer for sale at public auction. to
the highest bidder, mt the front door of the
court house of said county the first dav of
the October Term, 1898, of the said circuit
court, the real estate described in said cause.
and dccrccd to bc sold, viz \ certain tract
of l3l4 acres of land situate on Laurel creek.
IN Calhoun county, known a. the johnson
Wcstiall farm, and fully described i'm deed
from said Westfall and Others to T.. W. Gain
or, dated January rs, 1888, q copy of which
is filed in said cause.
Terms or SALE: One-third the purchase
money cash in hand on day of sale. and fine
residue on a credit of / and years, the pur-
chaser giving his notes with good personal
security for the deferred installmcnts bearing
interest from date
X. G.. LINN,
j. VI. lIAMrrToN, ION ~
Bond hn~ been given as required bv decree
ln above cause. Iestc:
n2N-lw. X. W. Hall, CTk.
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The Darlington, WIS, journal saws
editorially Of a popular patent medi.
cine. 1--WE know from experience
that Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera add
Diarrhoea Remedy is all that is claim.
cd for IT, rs nn two occasions il stop.
ped cxcruciating pains and possibly
saved ~ from an unlimely grave.
We would not rest easy over night
without tim the house" This rene.
dy undoubtedly saves more pain and
suffering than any other medicine in
the world. Every family should keep
it in the house, for it. is sure to be
needed sooner or later. For sale by
Barr Bros, druggists, Grautsville.
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to Creditors.

To the creditors OF James III. Smith. de-
ceased.
In Pursuance of a decree OF the circuit
court OF the county OF Calhoun, ma lie in II
cause therein pending to subject the real
estate OF the said James II. = NTH, to the
payment of his debts, Won are required To
present Your claims against the estate of
the said James III. Smith, for adjudication
To q. w. Silcott, commissioner, at W. l..
Steyenson's law office, i'm the town of
Grantsvillc, in said county, on or before
the lst day of October, 1895
Witness. k. w, Hall, clerk of the said
court this 22nd day of August 1898.
26-Gw. H. w. Hall. Clerk
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If Troubled with rheumatism
Read This.

ANSAPoLTs, Md. Apr. 10. 1891
] nave used Ceamberluin's Pain Balm
for Rheumatism and found it To be
all that is claimed for it. | believe it
I" he the best preparation far rheuma-
tiSm and deep seated muscular pains
on the market and cheerfully recon.
mend it to the public. JNo. g..
Brooks, dealer in boots, shoes, etc.,
No. Is Main St.
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Notice ofJudiciaI Sale.

Hy virtue Of decree Of the circuit court
ofCalhom county, rendered at the Fcbrua-
~ term of 1891. in the chanccrv cause oi
Charles w Lynch. administrator Of The cs-
tate Of 6. u. Camden, deceased, against n.
.. Nicholn~ and others, the undersigned
commissioners for the purpose, will offer for
sale ~ public auction, to the highest and
best bidder, M the front door of the co.:rt
house OF aid county, ON the 10th dav Of Oc-
tobcr, 1870, that being court dav. the real
estate described in said cause, and dccrccd to
be s,ld, viz \ tract Of 100 acres of land
situated on the Let hand Fork of Yellow
creek, IN Calhoun county, being the same
conveyed by G.. -. Camden 10 II. o. Nicho.
las and by him to J. +. Richards, he decd
filed in said cause, and now occupied by said
Richards
TERMS OF SALE: One-tcnjh the purchase
money IN hand on day of sale, and Tor the
residue on q credit Of q, - and Is months.
the purchaser giving his notes with good
personal security for the deferred install
mems hearing interest from date.
IL. g.. IINN,
J. W. IIAMiGTON, Nol r.
Bond has been given ~ required by decree
IN this cause. festc:
n2s-iw. II. w. Hall, Cpk.
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( commissioners Sale or Land.

By virtuc'of decree OF the circuit court
OF Calhoun county, made in the chanrerv
cause at j. NJ. Simmons against josiah
Starcher and others on The 18th dav ii
June, lS?1, The undersigned commissioner
appointed l ihc purpose, will on the
10Th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1895
between the hours OF IL m, and , u. m.
offer Tor sale to The highest bidder. at pub
lie auction, at the front door Of the court
house oi Calhoun comfy. The real estate
directed by said decree Ia be sold, VIZ: 4
tract Of lill acres of land in aIhoun
county, being he same land conveyed To
Josiah Starchcr by vi. b. Simmons bv deed
dated April 29ih, 1898. and recorded i'm
Deed Book 10, pages BPS and 80 Calhoun
County Court Clerk office. {. which refer
ence Is made Tor Il more particular dcscrip-
tion oi said Land.
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourtn of tho bur
chase money cash in hand on dav of sale
and the residue upon credit ui |, > and
years, taking from the purchaser notes
with good security tor the deferred install.
mcIis OF purchase money, and the legal IL
tie To- said land to he retained us Il further
security therefor.
WALTEV PENDLrroN,
Special Commissioner.
STATE OF WET NlGGINIA, CALmoux
COUNTY, TC-wIr:
], X. w. Hall, clerk of the circuit court
OF said county, do certify that the above
named commissioner has given bond as re-
CURED by the decree OF sale
2I-lw. Tcste: Il. w. HALL, OK.
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ALSO READ THIS.

MEcHANIcsvILLE, St Mary County,
Md sold Il bottle of Chamberlain's
Pain Balm la II man who had been
suffering with rheumatism for several
wears. 1t made him well man. A..
}. MCGTLL. For sale at 80 cents
per bottle by Barr Bros, druggists,
GIanisville.
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Remember Want IL Bars is the
place To get your shoes and Ladies
Dress goods.
Go to the Drug Store for papers
pens, ink, tablets and papcrterie.
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Is' 'A'. Clark list;;lIag Co.,
S. RoSENIIEIM, Aen>r,
300 Market ,rcct, rarlcr~burs, Yves: Va.

NJ ;hc "ioYc location, tro'ncr Mark.
'i''t ami "uri SeuHr'',) We have ui,cr I'd
nr'"c" "l the celebrated !raddurL Dis
Hll'r!' M'i"ec l'm"u> goods We can otter
- ii"nn - /" - per gallon.
No charge iOr .jig~.
Our stcch will include - great variety az
Pure Whistles,
Imported and Domestic Brandic,,
Imported and Home made Wines.
inc Bottled foods.
al goods from the Di.,ilcry guaranteed
trirtI, pure.
t-.a' y" goods sold NV the drink.
hr trad l. solicited to inspect our stock
nd judge Tor themselves.
Reference list. 2ud md 3r,I National
tanks, Cumberland; 1T National E,uk
:,"rk' rsLurg; Shenandoah Valley National
Bank, Winchester VA
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Parkersburg and vicinity seem tn
he in the front row for crime recent
ly. A Jail delivery was narrowly
escaped there few days ago.
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In pursuance of decree of the cir,ui,
court of calhoun county made and entered
IN the above styled cause III the June term.
lS?1 of sud court, the undersigned. who
was appointed Il special commissioner for the
purpose, will on the 10th day of October Il;
the front door ofthc court house of calhoun
county, sell ut public auction to the highest
bidder therefor, the tract ofjl, acres OF land
in. n,ioncd and described in the bill, and w.
ing IN the district of Lee, in said county. ON
the waters of The Wc-' Fork, and being the
same tract of land conveyed to NJ. J. Starch
er by John &. campbell, TO pay-oH the plain
tiils claim and the costs of this suit
TERMS or SALE: one third of the vur-
chase money ca,h in hand on the dav o.
sale, and the residue upon a credit of Il and
II months from day of sale, taking from the
purchaser noleS with approved security bear
ing interest from date for the deferred in
SiallmcniS OF purchase money, and retaining
the legal tI,lc Us Il fu her security.
"ivcn under my hand Ills 9TH day oi
September, 1898.
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WINcnE .TlH, VA, August In, 'SS.
hr'r Sh'*:--l have frequently used in
nN practice her. y"ur nIaGduck's l.nrs
rye and Hml"y Malt whi,lie,; believe
lions. Yonrs t,rIy
ii. II. NcGCIItE. III. ID.
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uWu'''Ci 1T tilc Il an lstSt WIEN.
Swisher Bros, cattle and poultry,
Rockford, w. Va.
CD. Blackstone, harness, Grants
vile.
Hagan Barr, moving machine,
Grantsville.
Mrs. Hagnn Barr, flowers, ETC.,
Grantsville.
II. Ii. Bland, grain, colt, Grants
vile.
James Barr, sheep, Sycamore.
j. Nj. Belts, corn, Grantsvile.
Mrs. Hattie Bell, coveilet, Grants
vile.
Mrs. VIM. Barr vegetables, etc,
Grantsville.
Mrs. j. E. Clayton, needle work,
Glenville.
Mrs. ID. d. Carr, needle work. Jack.
son.
Charley Carr, beans, Jackson.
Miss Georgia Cook, needle work,
Grantsville.
Miss May Cook, needle work,
Grantsville.
Peter Hicks, cattle, grain. &c,
Grantsville.
John Handle, colt, Bigbend
j. Hartman, cattle, sheep, and
horses, Grantsville.
Mrs. M. Hartman, needle work,
Grantsville.
Mrs, Annie Hartman, jellies, fruits,
ETC., Grahtsvile.
Mrs. Matte Hartman, jellies,
fruits, etc., Grantsvlle.
A. Huffman, OK yoke, and grain,
Gantsville.
A. j. Huffman, grain, Grantsville.
VIM. Holland, gram, Henrietta.
Miss Belle Hayhurst, needle work
and canned fruit, etc, Pennsboro.
Miss Ella Hayhurs,, same, chl-
dren'5 department.
p Miss Addie Hulderman, needle
work, Pennsboro.
r. l.. Marshall, grain. Henritta.
j. E. Mccoy. potatoes, Mt. Zion.
Mrs. II. &. Owens, needle work
Grantsville.
John Powell, poultry, Chenille.
Mrs, John Powell, needle work
etc, Chenille.
j. w. PelI, painting, Grantsville.
Mrs. Frankie Silcott, needle work
Bigbend.
Miss Maud Stump, fruits, Grauts-
vile.
g.. Smith, cider mill, Granisville.
Miss Laura Stump, needle work
Grantsviile.
L. X. Stump, furniture, Grantsville.
Mrs. Peter johnson, blankets,
Grantsville.
III. j. Lynch, cattle and poultry,
Rockford.
$. NJ. Ward, fruits, Hur.
Mrs. G. I. Whiting, needle work
and fruits, Chenille.
Mrs. Rebecca Lambert, needle
work, ETC., Chenille.
James Yoak, quilt, Grantsvile.
Minnie Gamer, needle work, Big
bend.
w. G. johnson, geese, Grantsville.
Louis Ball, horse, GAINESVILLE.
Perry Bell, hog, Grantsville.
Harrison Barker, horse, Smithville.
Reese Blizzard, horses, Grantsville.
+. b. Burrows, horse.
w. T. w. Dye, sheep,
X. A. Ferrell, horse,
w. "A. Flanagan, horses, Tol!gate.
G. w. Hartman, sheep and cattle,
$ Mt. Zion.
Allie Hardman, horses, Mt. Zion.
Cyrus Hickman, hog, Grantsyille.
Allen Hardman, ST.. sheep, cattle
and horses, Grantsvjlle.
S. A. and +. n, Hays, horses,
Chenille.
Harvey Hardman, horses, Kyger.
John Hulderman, cattle, Harris
Vile.
j. NJ. Hamilton, cow and colt.
Grantsville.
Hiram Griggs, horse, Tanner.
X. NJ. Marshall, jack and COW,
Grantsville
job Musgrove, sheep, Harrisvilc.
Joshua Martin, hogs, Grnnlsville.
y j. $. Silcott, mules, Bigbend.
Till Mcdonald, horse and bull, Syc.
Rmore.
VI. NJ. Smith, horse, Grantsville.
Eber n Wilson, horses, SmithvilIe.
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Notice! S25 l,rMnl.,,u

Numbers of ends "i saw logs have
been seen G"n;ing down the Lula
N"m"M hn river markrd II Il. which
Is th' lr"nd of Burns Bios n Hon:
man; "n 20" logs. We VIII give s25
i"r the arrest and r"nvictinri of amy
persons VII" has sawed oil The ends nf
such Jaw logs. "' Vi
a. BuHHs Bios.
'' ''"' 1895. 56-yl
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W. +. LIVELY. TO-.
- NJ h,>-~,-,-. VIA

Eond with security has been given nv the
above named commissioners as required
by the terms of the decree oi sale.
Icste: HENRY RAYMOND, OK.
August 10, lS95, 27-Iw
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Notice of judicial Sale.

by virtue of II decree of the circuit court
of Harrison county. rendered ut the Janu
airy term, 1893, in the clancery cause Of
w. l.. Lively and Nelson NJ. Bennett, com
miSSioncr>, against Imri 7. Smith, w. H.
Ayers and George III. SINNERS. W. will sell
10y puplic auction, tn the highest bidder at
the ir ont door of the Court House of Gail
houn county. on the first day of the Octo.
her term, l>9j, of Calhoun circuit court the
tract oil :}31 acres al land less l3S acrc> i'm
said canse dccrred Ia be sold. situated on
waters al Laurel creek in Calhoun county.
particularly dcsc ibed in the papers uf said
cause, To which reference i made
TRIMS OF SA'.': Sufficient cash in
hand Ia pay S97.CS with interest from the
18th of january, 1895. aul cost of suit and
expenses uf sale, and also S90.lJ with in
terest from tie 9Th of October. 1913, and
for the residue on Il credit until the 9Th
day oi October, lS9i, the purchaser giviu"
Ia. note with good personal security for
the deferred inStalmcnt bearing interest
/ ON day oi sale.
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{ commissioners Sale OF Sdl,ia-
~ BILE Land.
George Bastable
y, vs.; In chanccry.
Walter Mcmillan, ct ais
In pursuance of q decree of the circuit
court of calhoun county made and entered i'm
the above STYLED cause at the June fern
1880, thereof, the undersigned who WIS there
III appointed Il special commissioner for the
purpose, will on the 10th day of October.
$3.50, ut the front door of the court house. of
sad county. sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder therefor, the tract of BOB
acres of land therein dvcrccd to D. sold. first
selling the one half of said tract OF land con
vrycd to -- Smith l'y Walter Mcmillan
and if the same shall not bring sufficient to
pay oil the plaintiffs claim ard the csis of
tins suit, but /! th" same not bring sufficient
to pay oil the plaintiffs claim and the costs
oi this Siiit, then said commissioner will sell
the residue OF Siid tract OF land, it being the
same tract "i Ead conveyed to Walter Mo
MILAN 10y l!u"h " hitc ~ decd dated ON the
Both day of Dcccmbrr, Is /. and recorded in
the clerk office uf the county court of cal
honn county, living nu the water, Of sand
run, III sud county, aud adjoining land. sold
to u. Dcwcc,c
TE'Ns uFNAIT Cnchalrofthc purchase.
money ct.'i IN hand "r the dl, ct ,li,."..d
~" r,Hdnc U.'un e credit 90, 5, mputh.. TAX
ing from the purchaser notes with 1ptrn,,d
security for the deferred iustullmrut~ OF pur-
chase money, and retaining the legal title as
further security
w. l.. SrNhKiY,
Special commissioner.
Fond has been given as required by said
decree. Icstc:
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Special con'r
Bond has been given rs prcscri5, d by said
decree of sale Tc~,tc:
n2S-iw Il. w. Hail, clerk.
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m 7I'VIII IVUlIUI1SIU0Cr.
Fond has been given as required by said
n2S-iw Il " Tt,u ,I.rL
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-17
CLEvELAND'S TRIP TO DIXIE.
HE WILL SPEND PARTS OF TWO
DAYS IN ATLANTA.


The Journey From Washington to De
Made in a Special Train over the
Southern RaiIway-Au the Mem
her sof His Cabinet and Their La
dies Except Secretary OIney to Ac-
company the President-Mrs. Cieve-
land May Not Accompany the
Party.
Washington, oct. 16.-Arrangements
were to-day perfected for the trip of
President Cleveland to the Atlanta expo
sition. special train under the manag-
ment OF Second Vice President Baldwin
of the Southern Railway Company. Will
convey the President, his cabinet, and the
wives OF the cabinet officers II has not
yet been decided whether Mrs. Cleveland
viii accompany the President The train
Will leave Washington at II o'clock on the
evening of Monday, oct. q, reaching At
lanta about .. m. Tuesday. The BreSl-
dent Will start on the return trip TO
Washington after the reception OF the
Capital City Club "Wednesday night ana
arrive in Washington about O'Clock
Thursday night. En- route to Atlanta the
party Will pass through Lynchburg ana
Danville, Va. Salisbury and Charlotte n.
c., Spartanburg and Greenville, 5. c., and
Gainesville, Ga.
Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 16.-President Cleve-
land will arrive here at p. m. Tuesday,
railway, accompanied, possibly, by Mrs.
Cleveland, and certainly by all the mem
bers of his cabinet, excepting Mr.. Olney,
and their wives. The party Will be quar-
tered at the Aragon, and will remain at
the hotel during the afternoon. Mayor
Porter King will give dinner in honor OF
the President at the AragOn hotel Tues
day evening, and invitations are out al
ready to prominent citizens Of Atlanta to
be present on that occasion.
The Presidents first public appearance
will be at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning,
when a committee, with Col. w. A. Hemp
hill as chairman, from the exposition d.
rectory, will call at the hotel and escort
him to Piedmont Park. The President
will also be escorted out Peachtree street
by number of military organizations, in
cludmg the oldest and most honorable
in the land, some of which have stood the
fire of four wars.
Arriving at the exposition grounds at il
O'Clock the President will address the peo-
pie in the auditorium. Thence the Presi-
exposition buildings, examining the eXhib-
its until o'clock, when lunch will be serV-
ed at the Piedmont club. After lunch, the
presidential party will continue an inspec-
tion of the exhibits and other features of
the exposition until evening, when a grand
pyrotechnc display will be given in honor
of the occasion. From the exposition
grounds the party will return to the ho-
tel, whence, after a brief rest, they Will
go to the Capitol City club, where mag
nificent reception will await them. This
social organization, famous for the ele-
gance of it's receptions, has prepared to
outdo even it's brilliant reception rendered
Mr.. Cleveland IN 1887.
Telegrams from southern cities indicate
that an immense crowd will gather here
to see the chief executive and the occasion
win be an overwhelming qGation e sthe
executive head of the ma ef8ts.A lia4 y :