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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

THIRD RISTlAN CHURCH
(Twenty-sixth and Marshall streetsl-key
j.. NJ. OMER pastor-Preaching sunday
A. II A NJ. and 1880 +. NJ. Sunday schoo.
al $3.50 A. NJ. Prayer-meetins wednesday
at l.. NJ. u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

WEsT-END MEMORIAL METHODIST
church. Manchester. Rev w. i. u
TJANS pastor Preaching at il A. Nj.
and al 7.45 +. NJ Epworth League az
Up. NJ. Service " ednesday night at 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

VALLEY MISSION uO0i NORTH SEW
enteenth street. near Chesapeake ana Ohia
sbonsl sunday school at $3.50 4. NJ,
prst,er meeting every Thursday night at
sis. The public are cordially invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

WEsT-END MISSION CHRISTIAN
la)5 west Cary street.-Sunday school gN
a NJ Prayer-meeting every Thursday
light at O'clock. Public cordially IN
ylted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

cbmrch seventh and Grace streets,
fAREZ HALL, pastor.-Preaching - II
a. NJ and s z. NJ. Sunday school az ~
AN Christian Endeavor at I.i9 i VI. sun
dow Prayer-rreeting. Z. M. wednesday.
Se,,irg Circles at II A. NJ. Thursday.
little Sewing Circle at 4 p. NJ. Friday.
Preaching by pastor morning and evening
seats free. public cordially invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

UNION GOSPEL MISSION (c9RNEH
Fighth and Main streets. Service.
everv night in the week az ) o'clock and
VERY sunday afternoon at o'clock. sat
urday night service IS deyOted 10 an IN
Fermentation OF the international sab.
bath School Lesson Tor mo toloW,ns
Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13
CLAY-sTREET METHonTIsT np p s,oy

church corner OF Broad and Tenth
streets. Rev. w. G. STARR. u. u. pas
tor.-Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ Preach
ing AZ II A. II. by the presiding elder
Rev. A. G. BROWN, ID. -, Al 4; NJ.
nv the pastor: subject. How 70 Make
Your Neighbors Happy All the Year
Round" the sixth in a series Of sermons
TO ladies. \ cordial welcome to all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

BARTON HEIGHTS NJ z. CHURCH.
REV W. +. DAVIS pastor.-Sunday
school at 999 A. a. fre@en,as at LA, IL A.
me ar T. VI. Prayer-meetng every
Wednesday evening at o'clock. All are
invited 70 attend. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH COR
ner OF Main and Foushee streetsl, hes.
IANDON r. MASON. rector .-Res nlar
iar,i'.es every Lord s-Day. sunday school
at $40 L. NJ Morning prayer and sermon
al Ii A NJ, and eyenipy prayer ana lee
ture at $3.50 y. NJ. HOLY com
munion on the first Sunday at the il
o,clock ssrvice and on the third and nth
SUNDAYS al 1880 A. If. Strangers are
shown seats and are made 70 feel cordial
~ welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

Prfsssor O. G. Cocan African explorer
slack-rope walker and man OF general
versatility and information. gave am eNhi-
bition Yesterday afternoon at the foot
Of south Tenth street IN the presence OF
several hundred spectators ON small
wire stretched across the canal he gave
"A truly wonderful exhibition. His per
Torrance in feats of balancing Is mar
vclous. and he appears as much at home
ON slack wire as most people do on
terra nrma.
Professor Cogan Is am EnglIshman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

HIGHLAND PARK METHoD DIST
Prsaching al II A. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ. by
the pastor. Rev. G. II. BOGGS; also
nravar-meeting and Scripture reading
with suggestive and helpful talk by the
pastor. every "Wednesday night d.
O'Clock. 70
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

sr. JAMES NET II DI
church corner Twenty-ninth and Mar
shall strets), Rev. W. b. BEAUCHAMP,
nsStor Regular services. Sunday school
a. g.l5 o'clock. Preaching at II A; u.
and SIP NJ Epworth League at O'CLOCK;
Strangers will md warm welcome, ana
are uarticularly requested TO make them
selves known. Parsonage, 1923 east Mar
shall street 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

METHODIST SUNDAY-sCHOOL So
cietv The regular monthly meeting OF
this society will be held al Fairmount
Methodist church Sunday afternoon at
9tqo o'clcck A. j. GARY,
President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
DR.. HOGE will preach a, II A. NJ. and at
& u. VI. The hour Of afternoon service
viii be ) o'clock until further notice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

GRACE STREET PKEsBYTERIAN
church, Rev. JAMES y. FAIR -. ID,
pastor.-seryices AZ II o'clock 4. 81. an sl.
~ e.0 O'Clock A. NJ. Wednesday nlsht
services at : o'clock. Westminster League
Sunday night at 7.l5 o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

MA '3',f,rshall etreet. bet Graham and
fmusanacocl5' Rev. H. G. GARRISON. pas
tio,rr%Prcaching at II A. NJ; by pastor.
and m 8 =. NJ. by Rev. II. l., W IL
LET'S, CT Chicago University. sunday
erbool az $50 4. NJ. Christian Endeayor,
7.i5 y N sunday Prayer meeting. . L.
NJ Wednesday. Seats free. Public cor
daily invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

,.tr HNet Franklln and Pine stre~tO. Rev.
THOMAS n POTTS. y. d. pastor
services at II A. NJ. and 8 +. NJ con-
Quoted b. the pastor. Subject OF morn
Inc scrmoh From Pit to Gallery" \
cordial welcome TO all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

ST. LUkES EPISCOPAL CHURCH
corner Beverly and Washington streets.
Rev. HUGH NJ. MARTIN, minister in
charge SUNDAY school at 40 A NJ and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13

FIRST PEESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Grace and Madison streets, Rev.
ROBERT L. KERR ID. D., pastor
Services at ii a NJ. and Z. NJ. Sub
iect at night, Ancient Athens
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-10

United States Supervising Architect
Considers Plans for the Structure.

A new postoIice and United States gov
crnment building for Atlanta-it sounds
mythical but it now seems certain that
within the next few months a magnificent
federal building VIII be started in this city.
Durin, the past two weeks much has
been done toward providing for the cree
ton of the proposed building, and in
short time il IS thought that the move
ment for the new postofice VIII assume
tangible shape.
The announcement will prove great
surprise as few people knew even the fact
that an effort was being made TO secure 2
new postofTice here in the place of the pres
ent old-fashioned. cramped and inccnven-
iently arranged structure. Such is true.
however for during the past few months
Hon L. T. Livingston, congressman from
this district, has been hard at work to
build up Atlanta and at tho same time
to supply an absolute need of the severn
nent.
A short time ago he introduced in con-
eress a bill providing for the sale OF the
present postohce: the purchase of u site
for a new building and tho erection OF n
new postofiice and federal courthouse that
would prove adequate to the needs Oh inc
aided to the public. and few Of Mr. Living
ston's constituents knew that he had Of
fcred such a measure.
The government authorities at Washing
ton are already i'm correspondence with the
heads of departments in the government
bujlding here relative to the amount OF
door space that will be needed for the
nronosed building. and Just how the rooms
ana offices for the different departments
c,n be most conveniently arranged.
The supervising architect Of the United
states Government few days since adj
dressed letters to Judge Newman, of the
T-nitcd States court; Mr.. Angler United
states district attorney; Mr.. 5. G. Dun
Ian United states marshal; Mr. Marbury.
cb,ef of the local weather bureau; Mr.. Ter
rau supcrintendent of the railway mail
serlice. Mr.. Trammell, collector of inter
rol revenues; Mr.. ColGuitt. collector of
customs. and Mr. Fox, postmaster asking
OH Of these officials to give their exact
,,eads the area of square feet of floor
enoce necessary for the proper office
o,arters and their ideas as TO how the new
bufldina should be constructed TO best meet
tho needs OF all.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-10
ATHENIANs PILE UP ERRORS
Carolinians Run Bases Until Their
Tongues Hang Out.

Athens. Ca May S.-(Spccial)- The Uni
,-orsitv Of North Carolina baseball team
came over with the Georgia boys from At
l,rt, last ngiht after their defeat at Bris-
bine park and today the members were
rovaIlv entertained 10y tho varsity boys.
ON an sides white and blue. the colors OF
Carolina. mingled with red and black the
colors OF Georgia. and when the game was
called on the campus this afternoon quite
n large crowd had assembled and enthusi-
assn was az a high pitch.
The game was called promptly nj
O'Clock. the large crowd present anticipat-
ing "a great game Of bah. hut instead Of
getting that the spectators saw exactly the
reverse.
It was the widest. poorest. most dlsap-
pointing game ever seen on the campus
and was absolutely without a redeeming
feature on either side.
THE score of Is &c c was piled up because
the Georgia boys did the worst playing
and not through any special merit az the
North Carolinas. The Georgia pitchers
We're both in bad condition
The Georgia team now has a rest OF
two weeks before playing Sewanee and
that time will be spent in training
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-10
ATKINSON WONT RUN
AGAINST ADAMSON
Governor Will Not Be a Candidate for
Congress in the Fourth.
HE WILL PRACTICE LAW AGAIN
And II Is Said It Will Be Two or
Three Years Before He Actively
Re-Enters Politics.

Governor Atkinson viii not be actVeiy
IN politics for the urst three or four year
after he rcIinquisllss the goVernofsn'p- iis
has fully mad. up his mind g TINS anu
has SO announced IL his friends
The general belief. held by many poiiu-
-F,us ana MANY arradians who are NOT
,,,rr,r..,rs ,h.r he governor VIII DO a
rrndslat.. FOR conrrsss 10 succeed ConsresS
man Charles Adamson. IS fHi OF '''''
Ssrh intention is q stranger 10 the govern
or-s mind Hes rot dreaming Of con
rrcssIonlI honors now and those IN" nav =
81 cataIs=ued him may no| cancer S"'i'
an entry and begin anew
In tl. nrst place. tlae governor and Con
s..-srran Atkinson are friends pollii'AI's
AMI personally. and have mutually neli. ca
.-rh other Iu the next place. II ls an
unv-rf-feu law thar a congressman WI" l.
MT I'm utter failure IS such shan Rave a
s-rlui term
--trrs oat ~ rnluL. this has been the pre-
,-.r.rr be-. ts..rrs..s- and even Or this were not
tre .a.s. conditions II friendship M"u'l
w-u uEth eos. governor. and r. ~"Ald nos
.ru,a-oulze 3lr- A1ams0n
rh. governor said 20 me the other day
tnat he h4I uu Thought II entering the
race fur cuuEress iu th- fourth next unie-
DE-. stated that hs was avsare thAt hl7 name
ma h..n freely u-e1 .u THAI ceni''.tl"ti
ana tsat many believed hc woulA run
q vgr rgt run Ter rauEress. said ne
.~ri..r.- are more reasons tatn ON" N"s
viii ust Is So CHariss N.ialns'n - uis
f-s.rf ana 40 ra- aa-lsaa-1e my friends
There ls am uuWrltteu law in tsf"tA'i '-''.
@ -srsr,--uau shall have d second term
.rI There ts certainly us MASON whF Ton
rraa-mlu AIam~su should o. nla-- an ~
c-rt.uu t1 tLls law
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-10
he SENDS IT FREE.
Eull Information for the Cure O:
Weakness IN lien.

Mhen a man has suffered for many years
WIN weakness that bIlgnts his life and
iioos MN or all that really makes life wroth
~ n'tt., wren, after years OF docJOrlng WIN
snao5oIt - OF patent medicines and ALLEGED
tSpeNIaiSaes, he discovers a remedy Z az
oIlngs back 10 him the power and physical
Sle4Sy mat seemed to him lost forever
Felt ~ atiy Ieeis generous lie wants MS
- ~, men 20 know about IT. He feels thf.E
ms MISSION on earth Is to lift out OF bond
Iei VINO are today battling with >
men 49, nervous system. just as he d'1;
.nt ~ VINO, by their own secret folies, are
su,aerlnE a mental torture that words can
hGI adequately describe
,e ~ "orld has come to look 1T such suF-
49, n n different light from former
ua.S- ~ now regards them as unfortunate.
l.Nt cffninaL They have lacked moral
DosIlEe They may he victims of inherited
hebfts I'll, r tney have acquired secret
ever may have been the incentive that
1855 2 man TO desrGde his being and
f,.@ts IInsef rom society. he needs
Iieiu. lie needs the right hand OF fellow
thlp and good cheer. 1T is wrong 20 de-
houhce him for his folly. and il IS equally
tfe to give him advice. He must have
o.ered MIN. This IS why I send the meth
~ 'hGt made ne a man among men fres
70 any one who writes for it, know tho
tsttrslon that suffering men have TO the
49, sembiance Of publicity. and : there
tore, send the Information securely scaled
y, = pam envelope, without marks 70
snow where Il came from. Thousands OF
- nave written me, 70 sag how glad
they weTe to get this remedy. and every
man nrinSS encouraging report % severe
eases or physical debility cured and euaci-
eted parts restored TO natural strength
Now. my friend. Go not sit and wonder
now can 1Hord TO give away this Valu-
able Information. bat write fer Il today L
- Fee 10 alt, anu / want everv man to
nave u. ADDRESS. in the fullest confidence,
THOMAS SLATER, Box TO-
Kalamazoo. Mich
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ed. consisting of the president and secre-
tary. together with Messrs. Kimbrough, of
Harris: Bell, of Hancock, and Lovetta, of
Screven. committee on constitution with
instructions to report ut next meeting TO
be held one year hence was appointed. com
posed of Napier. of Walton: Middlebrooks,
of Hancock; Kimbrough. of Harris; Mon
roe, of Wilcox, and Cobb. of Henry.
About thirty county boards are represent
ed. coming from every section of the state
with from one to three delegates from each
county, and IL is the universal opinion that
this is the most important educational
meeting ever held I'm the state. At all the
meetings of the teachers institute and
boards of education the adjustment or
corporal punishment has met with the
strongest opposition. The question of state
uniformity of text books IS also strongly
opposed. and ut a convention OF the county
school commissioners today resolutions Were
passed to the effect that state uniformity
was considered unwise.
State School Commissioner Glenn. who
has been here several days. returned to
Atlanta this afternoon Before leaving Mr.
Glenn expressed delight at the interest
manifested among the teachers for the adj
vancement Of the modes of teaching.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-10
ABOUT AGENTS.
Be Careful to Whom You Fay Your
Money


Wa iaava fav'4,...aitiA s..lo occzs.ou 10 war;.
subscribers concerning parties who travel
around the country claiming to represent
The Weekly Constitution
The Constitution has no travelling agents
paid by US TO work as such. There are
agents for The Constitution scattered
everywhere, and many have becn in its
service for years and have done splendid
work but they are local agents and are
not supposed to work outside Of their own
locality. Should they travel around on
their own responsibility and secure sub
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The Weekly. before you pay your money
it would be better to have some evidence of
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such evidence.
We want good man IN every locality
to represent us, bur We do not want the
people imposed upon by men who claim
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fleece the people without sending IN the
order they take.
There is one party operating in Georgia
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L. Erwin, of T. l. anything else he
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ton, but he has yictimized hundreds OF
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extent of the law ana prevent his furlhe,
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Another party has been getting subscrip-
uons Tor several weeks III mississippi Ills
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nm whenever lie claims 20 represent US.
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THE CONSTITUTION.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-10
not visited by The Constitution every

not visited by The Constitution every
week
We take pleasure In presenting TO our
readers a few of our representative agents
for this state. They are local agents. each
man canvassing. as a rule, within his own
county, and striving TO get for his locail-
ty the largest list of subscribers for Tine
Constitution. Among these men you viii
find those who have taken prizes. as Wei
as those who have almost earned them and
failed by n small number.
We would be glad to present each man
separately and explain his method of can
vass. but their general rule of work, as
they report il. seems to be to present TO
every man within reach an opportunity 10
take the paper, I'D with the offer give an
intelligent SYNOPSIS of The Constitution ;
news features and special departments.
We believe the Georgia agents viii COM
pare favorably with those of any state.
and will from week to week, until the
close of this contest. show the men who
push The Constitution and make its sue
cess possible in Georgia.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-10
MORE HoLD-UPs AT HARDAwAY.
A Desperate Gang Is Terrorizing the
Tutire Community.

tr.rr Ga. Wa. e-f~r al i-tne seq
.t-.. .r rh.-r.r.rte eaau-E .uant fhis town
Il. .a.-....rr t.erars.sl sua cine entire
--.-.r.e... alsa.. fa- instant r'ni.s.t-
r.srE rnHE.r. ....s.rrsA yesterday morn
ana -tu aaatser oeNarreA i''r 0--Al
U.r u.-Hr $500
r.r.. < ..anl h ten. Gr. y = Holiday.
49,. ra,..r s..a- r....s- rram lAfrlN aF. WIS
M . v.- H.-r. EEe had i considerable
..-. ~ money ans E. waeuu tnHti ~ prov 81
tr-- rr. Dad har1ly prNetselc'i beyond me
limits .r Iraa.fusv before three sfllwtri n'-
s~- urrasrlv hur determined. stepped
i--a .r.. -r, d,ile ~ che road
Vr-a -r.- ar=v tone ~ constant practice-
oil. r-r.T orI.ral --asaIs un.' AR Holii-
L- -fsv assisted Is h-s negro driver
or-vaf
-Y.r'-.. tn black SID the header -
OIL. ~.gre driver The complexion ~ Ar
Hon Etv proved no bar however and he
u.- r.lf.r..I ~ SIS ani fhe laad ~ provis-
inns .rf --an nr.lersf ta drive on- This
.--. ra fa1 tut vest rl7r Dr. came - town.
property E-u-ad and fo,i - his adventure
Sunday morning fEssetr.isyt three nr-
rrss- n-eaumahlv tHe trio that entertained
w~ EFa .faU on saturday night entered
-r. r.ua ~ Cato Moore. on ts1e plautat On
uf Wr IuEa N5uuey and AZ pistol point
3 r.ua.I.1 cato aaH his FANNY e. desert
at .-e. Tga three then cooked their morn
tne meal aud Ie.surely departed
Cato lss been unable ID find either his
RI. ar his tWn children since the affair.
auI has been tea thoroughly frightened 10
r.rsrn t1 his deserted home
The recent h1id-ups bring 10 light the
fact that On April 1lfh there was big
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-10
OUR AGENTS CONTEST
The May Struggle Is On and CanVaSSerS
Are Working Hard.
THESE MEN ARE HUSTLERS
They Help Push The Constitutions
Circulation Ahead of Amy Other
Weekly Paper on Earth.

The agents Prize contest that began
January LIST has been running alcr 2
smoothly enough during the first months
of this year. but the tug of war has come
for May. In tie three weeks rem ainin,-
Of the contest the scents who have en-
tered into it 81 heartily will PUT in the
decisive work.
The territory Of The Constitution has
been divided into five PARTS. Georgia and
Texas are the only two sinsle states that
make up a section.
Our Georgia list has grown remarkably
within the past months. and now reaches
considerably over 10000 There are less than
one hundred posto1lces in Georgia that are
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-10
Killed the Girl He Loved.

Savannah, Ca, May 4-(SpeciaI1-Be-
cause she did not speak to him on the
street Joe Desvergers. a young muIatto
tailor, cut Lovey Palmer's throat from
ear to ear killing her. this morning M
o'clock. The sreen-eyed monster ieal-
ousy. filed Joe's breast and he could not
control the excited feeling which gained
possession Of him after he had been slipb.-
ed by the woman whose love had made
him desperately fOnd % ner
Joe was arrested and is now in jail on
n charge of murder
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-10

hold-up at Climax. Ga. and II now seems
certain that the two men in Jail here had
a hand in IL.
The store of G. W. English was held
up and the safe robbed of Sli5. while the
negroes each took hat and SUIT OF
CLOTHES.
Today AIr. English came here and ident'-
fled the negro Homer Mitchell as one OF
the three that took part I'm the affair. lie
also stated that he had identified the nat
worn by the dead highwayman, Denen'
as one stolen from his store.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-10
Will the Road Be SoldP

Under recent act of the legislature the
governor has the power TO sell the road
at public outcry. The time I'm which 1t Is
necessary for this sale 10 he made expires
June oath. Governor Atkinson has rot
decided whether or not he will sell the road
and this is one of the interesting features
In connection with H. The property is very
VARIABLE and would bring snug sum
of money. The governor viii probably dc
eide in short while what he will do
with the road.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-10
FORMED A NEW BODY.
1t Will Be Known as the Association
of County Boards.

Hawkinsville. Ga.. May 5-(Special)-At
a meeting Of the county school commission
ers and boards of education this morning
the association of county school commits
sioners and boards of education. which
was organized yesterday. was dissolved and
an association of the county boards WAS
organized entitled the Association of
County Boards Of Georgia" c. r. Warren.
chairman Of the board of education of
Pulaski county was elected president and
DIR. Arnold. of Butts county. elected secre-
tary. An executive committee was appoint
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-10
Has Given Good Satisfaction.

Chambers. Ga. April 16.-Editor Consti-
tuition: Machine received and am more
than pleased with it, I have given it a
thorough test on all kind of sewing and
find that it is equal to any machine | ever
seen, excepting none. Therefore recon-
,nend if TO any one who wishes to purchase
! 6rst-class machine The machine has
given such good satisfaction that | think
/ Will probably give you an order for an
other one soon c. L. HOPKINS, Agent.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-10
Colonel Jobn G. Dell Is Dead.

Svlvania Ga, NAY -(Special)-Colonel
John c. Dell died this morning at o'clock
from a stroke of apoplexy. with which he
was attacked Tuesday morning. He never
regained consciousness from the time he
was stricken.
His remains will be Inferred tomorrow
morning in the cemetery here.