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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29
Paving Contractors.

Sealed proposals addressed to the mayor
nud geuoral council VIII ho received at the
..i.v clerks office until o'clOCS y. m. Mon
.lay. April ,, ISL for paving Washington
street from Waverly Place 10 Woodward
avenue with the following materials: Sheet
asnhalt aspha,t block or Nitrltied brick.
Specncations can Ire seen at the office Of
the city engineer The right IS reserved TO
reject amy or all bids.
DAVID g. WYLIE,
Commissioner of Public Works.
mare3-Gt tues thur sat mon wed fri
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Atlanta Car Wheel CO.. American Spiane
Co. cook Specific Co, Ca. Lumber Co.
Hodeo Foundry Co. Heart y Hand. Mar
rio Bro. pvmouia Rock Pants CO.. so.
Toilet supply co.. Standard Knitting Ma
cine. Worth Lumber co.
To insure prompt delivery have your
mail addressed to stree; and number.
AMOS FOX. Postmaster.
G. X. MADDOX. Superintendent.
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Is your rottaea coeEo II e not unless
d.. walls a-e papared appropriately. Ne
s.-i aUd h*u- lau.r IL fHn lowest prices
HN.M Uaprr iera rfmert Ai.Ntal Paint and
gi..s tu-. 1H Whitehall street
q. ]. Daniel. handsome stock new wall
PAPER lsta.utIfu DESIGNS. blended iflcZes.
.es prices send Tor samples.
Wreu ln need or pasu' Or painting ma
t.r-sie. sfn pu ar ..sfsftsa NrNtti Paint
ana Glass CO., rs Whitehall street.
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ANSLEY BROS.

Real Estate and Loan Agents.
81 3oo--BeautifuI North avenue lot. near
Jackson street.
S30O0-For IS acres i'm 5 miles of center OF
city; elegant land and rents for $500
per aunum. Must so. 1t Is worth
double the price
81 0OO--JaC kson street lot near Irwin street.
50xl40 to alley. One of the cheapest.
SIS OOG- Elegant Peachtree home, near In.
East front Worth $4,000. Large
LOT.
s., 100-Nice new cottage and good lot. neal
Georgia avenue. a bargain.
ST. Elegant North avenue house ant
lot.
0-Beautiful q acre lot at Decatur:
OFFICE" East Alabama street. Tele-
phone 5G3 'Sfl
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O. w ADAIR FORREST ADAlR
G. w. ADAIR,
Real Estate and Renting Agent.
n Wall ST., Kimball House.

have the prettiest vacant lot on Pied
interest any buyer.
This is no bait. but real bargain, and
is worth your attention if you desire the
cheapsst and prcttiest lot on the best
street on the north side.
also have n choice vacant lot in two
blocks of Peachtroe street for $1,000 This
Is ON q car line and is ten minutes walk
of the kimbau house.
Don't forget that plats are out for the
Castlcberry and Jordon properties 70 be
sold on the first Tuesday in April.
Come and get plat. YOU can familiar
iZe yourself with the lots and form
conclusion as 10 their value before the sale.
-. W. ADAIR.
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v-v.he Mrs. Louis Wilson. Mrs L. W. VII
liams. Lima H. Windsor. Miss Leunie VIM
by. Miss cora Warner Miss a. ). Walton.
Miss Annie Wilson.
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PERSONAL.

urausia.-z IS di=pened rs Heeeham's
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OF INTEREST TO BUSINESS !:
knl PROFESSIONAL MEE.

nv the use 81 improved presses We are
Treugred 10 furnish elegantly Engraved
Stationery from steel plates. at prices bIt
a trifie more than ord'narN tNpe pri' ..
TrS~s1.f oar SAMPLES before placing NSt-,
orders for Office stationery. J. !. Steven
4 Bro Engravers-
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VIII Soon
BeOver..

And then you'll be
sorry for not hav-
ing profted by the
money saving advan-
tages Of this Dissolu-
ton S ale. During
these last days we
will sell Shoes cheaper
than ever. Certain
changes in the firm,
which viii be duly an
nounced. necessitate
converting the stock
into cash without de-
lay. For that reason
prices are reduced TO
the point of absurd
ity. Half and even
less chan half is the
rule in many cases.
The prudent will
buy Shoes now for
future needs.
IGCKeIdin 8 Carlton
e WHITEHALL ST.
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q. w. ADAIR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-10

"The drama" says Novelist Zangwill.
did not begin as an artistic product
The drama began IN the religious emo
ItIses ut the festivals OF Bacchus. and
il seems likely t. end In the music nan
choruscs of the modern temples OF BAG
chus. AS you know, Il woman may be
thrilled to sublime tears by Chopin or
Schubert, and yet pay her music mis-
tross only a shilling an hour, while the
gallery god. who kick mis- VIE. Is often
the most rapturCus applauder OF the
quiActic ethics OF melodrdma. Our Ems
lish code considered actors as ~ogues and
Vagabonds and the CdOr OF birthstone stiil
clings 10 the siege despite the incense OF
photographic fiattcry. Wa possess no
great national diana. Elijah can never
appear on our stage except I'm evening
dress. Greek dramatsts trained their
own actors. English actors trained their
own drau atists."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-10

and those that depend upon II have lit
not accustomed 10 go TO theatres al al
have for months crowded TO see 10 In
that city. Several companies are travel
ling through Great Britain with IT, 10
was sent 10 America, with a good cast
and duplicate of the original scenery.
but 10 failed 10 get support in New York
from others than habitual frequcntcr7 OF
theatres. and not enough OF them liked
BIZ 90 yield a month OF profitable cOntinu-
aucr. our clergymen were Invited to
witness the performance. but few did SO.
and only one sermon was preached on
the subject.
IL is not agreeable 20 relate that dur
ing the year this country has produced
no actors who promise distinction In art
We ind no possible successors to Ada
Rchan. John Drew James Lewis Viola
Allen. Henry Miller Herbert Kelley
Georgia Cayyan. Virginia Harmed. Nat
Goodwin, joseph jefferson, W III. Crane,
Mrs. Yeamans. Marie Bates T.. III. SOth-
ern. w. j. lie Moyne. w. J. Ferguson.
Agnes Booth, j. II. Stoddart. Mrs. Wal
colt or Maud Adams a year that passes
without bringing forth a new actor Is
notable and disappointing. A player
however gifted. leaves nothing behind but
memory. Harris fcstered opera and mel
odrama IN England. Abbey established
opera and introduced fine art In America
and both have enduring monuments. But
who save those that witnessed their per-
formances can remember the droll wit OF
I,.wis. the fine fervor OF Salvini and the
miracles OF Herrmann?-Hillary Bell In
Nav York PIAkAs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-10

London. -. ~.
may give up singing for the iesl'ii'-''S
comedy.
a sister Of George Bernard shaw VIII
De I'm the cast of the ne" Ii'ah op''"'
"Shamus OErlen."
"A King and "a Few Dukes is tle H.
Tie of 3D. new comedy to DE ii'"u''" I'D
Aueustln Daily. .. 81,
MANAGER William $. Brady VIII pay -,
fer the best title suggested TOT PASTOR i
New England drama.
SalNiui. Jrs start 1853 q alAi W. MAJ.
in Boston. end the ula} -tori. on Una ~
propose 10 erect a mcmoIlil 10 'i'S i"'V
young actor A.,
The pottcr-Bollew repertoire III AUS
traliu included "Shc StoOps o. conquer
THE Iron Master" and THE Merchant
of Venice" They Will appear IN south
Africa.
The denials by Fanny Buckley Hills ana
Joseph Holland of the rather widely CIR
,ulated report that they are engaged 10
b. married is I'm the nature OF d Instinct
surprise TO their friends.
Camille I'Arviile has Just secured
Byrne & Perley's latest work. Gambia.
Mr. Bvrne's isle of Champagne. IN
which Thomas q. Seabrcoke made his
debut as cCmic ouera star. VIII SHORTY
be produced In London, with Mr.. Sea-
brooke IN the cast
II reliable IL formation as 10 tne stare
OF the country with reference 20 an seltS 4,
and conditions OF persons and as TO all
brar cbes OF ENTERPRISE were At hand. II
would pSobatly be seen THAI TIA thASA->
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G cause for complaint.-Dramatic Mir

tie cause for cOmplaint.-Dramatic ME-
rCr.
Despondent on account Of the failure of
n theatrical venture, Mrs. Myra Corri-
gan Killed herself last Tuesday by taking
carbolic acid. Her story IS as sad as any
ever written. She came 10 New YORK
from the South ambitious TO be another
Mary Andersen. a starring tour his sea-
son In the South cost her $500.
An T.. l.. Davenport and Junius bru-
tus Booth. young namesakes OF great &C
tors, are in the company OF me
Sporting Duchess AZ tho Harlem Oper
House. Not only Florence Wallack, nut
n grandson OF the late Lester WALLACE,
IS going into the cast Of "Cymbeiine' Tor
a small role.
The extreme nervousness which marred
Ellen Terry's performances during her
visits TO this country has become verse or
late. She has been unable TO appear in
Henry irwin g's recent productions ana II
IS said that her eyesight IS now seriolsiy
affected. Her suferines from neuralgia
have for years been acute.
Isabelle ENesson. the well-known ac-
tross. is suing 4. Henry French. the the
atrfcal manager. 10 recover certain sums
OF money said 10 be due her. MISS Ives
son Is the widow OF Almyr W. Cooper,
who died I'm the Roosevelt Hospital on
November 9th. from injuries received in
n mysterious way. At one time 10 was
reDcrtod that Miss Evesson was 10 marry
Mr. French. but this proved 10 be UNI
true. c,
tho cross" will terminate prematurelv I'm
two weeks. Here we have IN Illustration
Of tho uncertainties OF the drama ms a
business ont Of this play Wilson Barrett
Is making a great fortune I'm England.
Tho clergy OF London acclaimed II rs n
proper religious melodrama, and people
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FREDERIcKsB'G ACCOMMODATION
% Southern
CN Railway.

CPIEDMONT AIR LINE)
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. 9, 1897.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
2.yJ a. H. no. IL, Southern Express.
daily TO Atlanta. Augusta. and points
South. Sleeper Richmond 10 Dan
vile. Greensboro. salisbury, Char
lOtte, Columbia. ana Augusta. Sleep
cr open az $3.50 l.. NJ.
Connects az Dauylile with the
Washington and Southwestern yes-
Thule limited 90. 80, carry Ing
slcepcrs 10 Ashcyiile Hot Springs.
Chattanooga. birmingham. Memphis,
New Orleans. and Tampa, also FIRST
class day coach between Washington
and Memphis. connections are made
for all points Ia Texas and Cali
at $3.50 2. NJ.
300 noon, No. ., son1 train daily ror
Charlotte. y. c.. connects az Nose
ley with Farmville and POwhatan
railroad. At keysville for Clarks-
vile. oxford. Henderson. and Dur
ham, and no Greensboro fer Dur
ham. Raleigh, and WlnstOn-Salem,
at Ddnyille with No. 2J United
States fast mail. solid train. daily
FOR New Orleans and points South.
which carries sleepers New York TO
sonvlle. also Pullman tourist sleeper
every Saturday Washington 20 san
Francisco without change
500 y. NJ. No. II. Local. daily except
sunday for keysville and interme-
date points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
500 A. NJ
go ,. NJ. from Atlanta and Augusta.
$40 \. VI. From Keysville.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 81 ana G.. between Manchester and
NeaDolis. Va.
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Rumor said Il was mortgaged and that
the first Mrs. Harrison had worked with
all "a wOmans frugalty 20 clear 70. SO as
To have % homestead for herself and
children forever.
Let that be as II may. the indianapolis
homestead is not mOrtgaged now. II is
city and IS the scene of the finest re-
captions known i'm the West. Only IN
Washington. where they know how 10
receive guests. are the Harrison after
Moons and evenings cQuallcd IN splendOr
or in the clecaucc of the guests
Another Harrison possession IS the
Loon Lake Cottage. bought when he was
I'm the White House and 10 this be has
added a very fine log house iu the Adj
rOndacks, which was built fer this wife
~ Is said that Mr.. Harrison also owns
real estate I'm Saratoga. and that he is
thinking Of establishing a New York res-
idence. His means are ample for any
thing he may choose TO DO.
HARRISON'S MEANS.
The Union League man argued that all
President left the White House rich or
capable Cf getting rich. They invariably
owned more homes than when they went
10 Washington. and within three months
after their retirement became engaged
In some large and profitable occupation.
benjamin Harrison earns large sums OF
money at different professions. Net only
Is he obliged 10 turn away clients by the
score, but he refuses moro lecture inVi-
tations than any other man In the world.
He could make as much every year as
Robert lngersoll with his lecture tours.
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IN DRAMATIC :
CIRCLES. ;
INSTRUMENTATION w


Virginia Earle has peritonitis.
Frederick IaulGlng is in vaudeville.
Mode k8'E season begins January I'm
Icinhardt g. making bust OF SaIuou'
Willie Collier Will star IN ne" Soi''
dy. - g.,
Calve sang Marguerite" for the h'S'
time the ether night H., .
The fCstCmaus viii shorty lioN"N' ="
new opera hy Herbert and smith ,.,.,.
Dramatists of reputation are "'i'i"6
vaudeville sketches. -. l..
willard viii produce three new plays J."
America next season. 49, ..,-
Duse Will make her Paris DEBUT III &C.
dora"
Lillian Russell will shortly appear IN
Australia. .,.,
Richard Harding Davis is draniali%lhs
his novel Soldiers Of Fortune.
DctrCits principal theatres noW slNe
only evening performances on Suhdhy.
Aunt Bridget" Monroe IS at Iiberty.
Louis Harrison has completed the nooh
Of "a comic opera.
erosion Clarke viii produce new re-
mantle drama.
They put n baritone I'm fail for not sing
ing am encore down IN Caraccas'
Louise Thorpdyke Boucic1ult and Max
Fitzman have been engaged Tor Henry
NiIor's COMPANY
The admission fee was only p cents az
a recent performance Of "LlJah IN
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the United States. and he gave these few
arguments as chnchers.

CLEVELANDS RISE
When Grover Cleveland entered thu
White House twelve years ago he was q
man e about forty -cisuI lac hdd Ntue
personal reputation ana was, up TO the
date OF his election as Governor, ENJOY
ing a small income from moderate law
lIactiCt- lu buffalo, where hc haU hDld
some minor city offices.
When Grover Cleveland LETT the White
House four years later he was the own
or of "A very good house I'm New YORK
city a nice little mansion outside Wash
fngton, and was contemplating iufther
purchase. ono OF these was his Lake
wood home.
To-day as he prepares 10 leave the
White House for "a second time, he can
count among his possessions "A bcautllul
home at Princeton. one OF the most his
forio In that famous old place, ana a
palat!al residence at Gray Gables. He
has a little Southern rookery along the
duck hunting regions which has never
Sesn photographed. and II Is said that he
rwns n God slice OF Lakewood property.
lie also has Buffalo holdings.
lie entered the White House man or
.,cderatr means. lie goes forth "A citi-
1cn wealthy enough 10 keep up two mag
s,incenf country homes, a town house. i'm
,nense stables In country and In town,
and a retinue Ct servants as large as Vic
foria employs. ~.
sdent OF the United States. and u would
& isusntabla " Its ex~Rrs-adenH were
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Why IL Mns Accountable.

"Ah," said Henry Peck, your sermon
on heaven pleased me nightly.
I'm so glad. brother responded the
minister.
yes. il was fine. especially that pas
sage where you described IL as place
i'm which there is no marrying or giving
i'm marriage. Philadelphia North Amerl-
can.
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not left men OF means, but II spikes the
guns in that field OF debate made by Con-
prcssmen who say it does not pay 10 be
President OF the United states.
When Cleveland left the White House
at tho close OF his first term he had what
s. known as "a little He was not en-
bafrasscd to meet his expenses hut he
had to work TO keep going. Entering !.
law firm ina New York ne speedily found
that money flowed I'm TO him. He was
engaged as counsel OF great trusts ana
corporations. The wc1lthicst people
thrOnced hts Office. His clients offered
him large sums 10 do small legal duties.
For offerinp n PAPER at court he was paid
81 900 and 10000 was given him as a re-
tanning fee once. when he was TO plead
In open court
CLEVELAND'S RICHES.
In tho White House he managed 20
save "a little. too, for his wilc's popularity
brought horses and COWS into the White
House stables, and both WoOdiey anu
Cray Gables farm were stocked with
choice prize animals, gifts 10 Mrs. CicNe-
land and the children.
That is the financial record Of the only
living man who has been Prcsidcntof the
United States two terms His wealth
steadily increased with service TO his
country.
For the second point in his argument
the member Of Congress took the case OF
BENJAMIN Harrison. Here IS a man who
has been President only once. When he
entered the White House he had splen-
did name descended from his grand
father. who was also a President or tho
United states. The name OF Harrison
alone had built up fairly good practice
at the bar.
when Harrison entered the White
House he had a homo I'm indianapolis
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DlCHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG q
IL POTOMAC RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IL EFFECT NOV. Us, 1870
LEAVE BYRD-STREET STATION.
700 A. NJ. Daily for Washington ana
points North. stops nj IlD.-
Ashland. Taylorsyille, DosWeli'
Ruther Glen, Pcnola, MNlotu'
Woodslane. Guinea, summit;
Fredericksburg. Brooke, ana
Wide water. Pullman car.
E.00 NJ. Daily. except sunday, lot
Washington and points NoIt
Stops at Elba, Glen Alien
Ashland. boswell, Milford;
trederick sburg, Brooke ann
Whitewater. ParlOr-Car, al-V,
connects with Congressional
Limited at Washington.
l.l5 Z. " Daily for Washington ana
points North Stops AZ Eliza.
Ashland. boswell. Milford,
Fredericksburg. Brooke, and
Whitewater, and other stations
sundays. Sleeper Richmond 10
New York
ARRIVE BYRD-sTREET STATION.
$40 A. NJ. Daily. Stops at Widewate
Brooke. Fredercks burg. Mil
ford. boswell. Ashland. and
Elba, and ether stations sun
days. sleeper New York to
Richmond.
2;i5 =. H. Daily except Sunday. stops
at Whitewater. Brooke, Erred
ericksburg. summit. Guinea.
Moodslane Milford, Penola.
Itufner Glen. boswell, laylOf--
Vile. Ashland. Glen Allen, and
Elna. Parlor-Car from Wash
ingt0n.
7:l0 z. VI. Daily. stops only az Erode
ricksburg. boswell. and Ash
land. Pullman-Cars from New
York and Washington.
1925 A. " Daily Stops az Whitewater.
Brooke Frederick burg. sum
NIT. Guinea. W0Odslaue. Mi
ford. Penoia. Ruther Glen,
boswell. Ashland. Glen Allen,
and Elba. Sleeping-Car. Con-
meets with Congressional Linn
tied between New York and
Washington.
FREDERICKSBG ACCOMMODATION.
DAILY. except Sunday)
400 =. VI. Leaves Byrd-Strect station
$50 A. NJ. Arrives Byrd-Street Station.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY, except Sunday)
642 A. NJ. Leaves Elba.
$40 l.. ~. Leaves Elba.
$40 a. NJ. Arrives Elba
600 j. NJ. Arrives Eliza.
G. A. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
f. 7. -. MYERS President
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1T PAYS TO BE PRESIDENT.
Cleveland Entered With Nothing and
Comes Out The 0Sn'r Of Five Homes.
WHAT IT DID FOR ONE POOR MAN.
Harrison Served One Term, Now OWNS
City and Town Residences and Is Mil
MISUNDERSTANDING starts Poor, But
Will Como Out A. Rich rs They.
Weshlngton. January S

- Washington. January SIN.
OFS II pay TO Dc President OF the
United Statcsy
This question was asked by
a member OF Congress IN the
y Club. and was Immediately
the subject OF "a hot debate, ANc
out OF six claiming that IL did not pay,
Iinar ciallv speaking. 60 govern for four
wears the gicatcst republic IN the world.
Thcse nvo debated that. from "a profess
eonal view. 81 man lost his clientele and
his LEGAL position during foW years an-
scncc I'm Washington, and that the eN-
ncnsos attending the occupancy Of tho
White House were three times the salary
OF $4,000 per annum paid.
The sixth man claimed that. as an In
yestment, 1t did pay TO be President OF
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Bay Line James River Route
for Baltimore.
Close Connection for All Points
North.

Appointed sailing days, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at 2P. NJ. Freight received daily
uni ( =. r.. Elegant stlte-rooms,
heated by steam and lighted by
electricity.
For tickets, state-room reserya-
tions and further information, ap-
ply to II. NJ. BOY m
General Agent, $50 L. Main S.
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RAILROADS.
>oo~~~D0r-0--0> $3.50
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

ALLAN iu UpAoi l'itLs
scHLUuL.. COLLECTIVE NOV. -. 1895.
LEAVE NiCiiMOND-JNIO
DEPOT.
900 a. NJ, Arrive Petersburg 9.3l A. M,
Noriolk ~ 80 4. NJ. Stops OnlJ
at Petersburg, Wayerly, and
SunClk, Va.
900 A. NJ. Arrives petersburg $50 4. ~,
Weldon II 70 a. A., fayCtte,
Vile sis Il. NJ. Charleston
lg.-J l.. a., savannah $3.50 .
NJ, Jacksonville 400 4. n,
Port Tampa 5lO 4. NJ.
Connects at Wilson with no
-. arriving GOldsOorO sos l..
~, wilmington 5.f5 T. IA.
tuiiinin Sleeper New York 10
Jacksonville.
$50 L. NJ. Local. arrives Petersburg 80
,oo - a. l.. VI Makes all stops.
s'So r. M, Arrives Petersburg GIG =. NJ.
Ai@,es local stops x. and 4.
$50 L. NJ. Arrives Petersburg 500 u. NJ.
connects with y a. ~. FOR Nor
iolN and intermediate points.
Impoiid tlO connects wiz
a y ID. FOR stations between
nmporia and Lawrcnceville).
Weldon 3l5 j. ~. fayette.
VIE 100 A. A., Charleston
.l- \. 81, savannah sic \.
~. Jacksonville 1900 h. NJ
fort Tampa 20 =. N.
ELW LINE TO MIDDLE
GEORGIA POfNIS.-Arri,ing
AIKEN ~ a. A.. Augusta So
a. NJ. Macon ~ A. 81. At
S iise SIG s..w sor, ..ail,w,.4ral
mington. ,hnrlost0u Jackson.
Nille' Fort Tampa. Aiken. Au.
Busta, and Macon.
lO.oo 4. NJ, Arrive Petersburg II - =. 81,
Lynchhurg $3.50 & ST. Nfa.
n0ke $3.50 a ". Bristol 1i..i
a. NJ. Pullman Sleeper Rich.
49, mond 10 lNnrhlurg
1885 A n, Arrives / ctcrsLNrg 10 A. ~
Weldon L.Il 4. ~. henderson
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!dent OF the United states. ...,.,
CLARENCE ;. RUSSELL
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lie Is fluent. easy-spoakor. but this fact
alone would not make him bowling
success. IL is because he was once Presi-
dent OF the United States. and the eciat
attending that position Is such that there
Is not a town hall I'm the United states
that could hold half the people that
would nCck to hear benjamin Harrison
lecture n the doors were thrown open,
FREQ 10 all. and transportation furnished
We reverence our rulers 20 "A greater eN-
tent than the English reverence Victoria,
say what We will 10 the contrary.
Besides this. he makes large sums writ
ing FOR the press and the magazines. He
can ask his own sum and the check Is
sent him doubled over his own price. 50
that be will write again, and thus secure
The circulation OF the magazine.
MKINLEY BEGINS POOR.
William Mckinley is called n poor man.
His modest home IN Canton Is far from
being "A mansion. lie has Kept house only
q short time. He has no fortune, and
may not be comfortable
lie has now four years to serve In the
White House How long before ne WIZ
have n country home outside Washing
ton? How long before be will own box
somewhere along the Sorrento Lakes;
On his retirement will he not purchase
n very nice house in his iaVcrlte cliy
and dwell there. practising law or en-
gaging in some great occupation! II Us
safe. judging from the examples or his
predecessors. 10 say that he Will never he
a poor man again.
The other five men present listened TO
these arguments and nodded assent 10
the end. Guess we don't treat cur Pres
idents so badly after ALL" said one. And
all agreed that is must pay to be Pres