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VtLE. 8bMI-WEER1 V MESSENGEK: ;r UlM v . OCTOBKlt Mousovioirili'Bo DflsiFdl WssirEi . without Gold Dust. It lightens the labor of cleaning more than half and saves both time and money. It is 44 Woman's Best Friend, Dirt's Worst Enemy." Send for free booklet " Golden Rale for Housework." THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY Clriczt St. Louis NewYork Bostos Mv Time Has Go: The Fall Season, with . Its Golden Harvest. I lead In values in every line in Dress Goods. I have all the new Plaids In the new -Golf Styles from 25c up to J1.00; all the different effects and colors. I have a lot of Covert Cloth, two toned effect, different shading-, all Imported goods, worth 51.00, I can sell these roods at 6W-,-Nice all wool Serges from 29c to 17X ?en styles in new Silks that are ?oTVh 25c, my price for a quick sale at lc. One lot changeable half Silk at lyY Fifty styles of fine new Silk for wear from 69c to $1.00. We have the" newest as well as the cheapest. Satins are all the style, from 38c to $1. White gored black good colored goods and any style of goods that you will be surprised how cheap. I have a big lot of fine China Sets, China Plates, Cups and Saucers, Dishes of any kinds. We have added a new department to our large store. Crock eryware in any grade, and we say ask our prices before buying- your sets of China. We have new styles and fresh goods. ICO rolls of Matting just received, that I bought under the hammer for cash and can cover your floors, from 10c to 30c per yard. 120 rolls of fall Linoleum at 38c and 45c per yard, and Jute. I ean save you at least one fifth on your Carpet bill and remember J0 cents Is as good in your pocket as mine. Come and spend your money ' GEO, O i; AY LORD, Proprietor 3BAGGIN G AND TIES CRACKERS AND CHEESE, SUGAR - FLOUR.- - MEAT BEST GiiADE. Emp ire Paste Paint, WORTH 1 nt PAINTS ! Anti-Trust White Lead, Egyptian Ready-Mixed Paint, Carriage Paint, Varnish Stains, Agts. American Linseed Oil Co. Anything, Evervthin Needed in the Paint Line Prepared to meet anand all competition. Write for color cards and Tvnnfis. Everybody Knows I was in New York and Bought a New tock. HAVIS6 BEEN ROBBED I am now unable to pay my bills. Rather than to fail I will sell tny stocKot iriuti. even it tney py my debts. fkw is the time to. buy S4- and $3.50 Douglas Shoes, at 82. &0 A t -i .-'um .. t?: ci -r . a-avii omw diiu uiiuicu nuc ouues ai asiy price, i nave 300 pairs Broeans which I will sell at a sacrifice. If rimes are hard von havft ;r chance to save money now. corhV for your shoes to A 120 Market Street, where, you can get more value for your money than any where in tne city. Respectfully, sept 3. SUITS TO MEASURE! I AM NOW EXHIBITING THE CHOICEST LINE OP .IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC SUITINGS' H'er shown in the city and an inspection should be had before the Stock has Deen picked over. The Latest Patterns, Imported and Domestic, in GCASSIMIERS, CHEVIOTS AND WORSTED, D whicliX l be made up in the best possible manner, every suit carrying my gruaraWii as to Fit, Style and Quality. I also carry a full line of Wanna- maKer cvrown FALL ANJJ wimtisk wear. 4 p list includes an exquisite line of the very latest novelties in La Vifisses wear all made to measreu in Tailor Style and fit guaranteed. MERCHANT 27 MARKET STREET. 5& for your Carpet and Matting and save the profit. I have Rugs of every grade from 25c to 11.00 each. We have fine all wool Carpet Remnants, 36x36 inches, for 25 cents. Oil Cloth at 25c per yard. Lenolium at 38c and 45c per yard, square, all widths. Hemp Carpet, good width, 1 yard wide, at 18c. Heavy Fibre Carpet, 3-4 yard wide, at 15c. I yard wide, good quality, for offices, at 38c. 26 (gross) dozen pairs fine Foster Kid Gloves, all colors and sizes, special at 75c. Trunks of all grades, prices and sizes. Grips and Telescope, Suit Cases of all kinds. I have 5,000 pairs of fine and cheap Shoes. 148 pairs Ladies' very fine narrow last, hand sewed Shoes at $1.00 for less than half price. 73 pairs of Boy's fine Shoes at $1.00. 84 pairs of Woman's lined and bound, seamless, solid, good heavy shoes, at 85c a pair. Men's Shoes, English black stag, solid fine open Shoe, worth $1.75, my price $1.39. Some very fine Gent's and La dies' Shoes at $1.25 to $3.75 a pair. We have the largest and fullest store in the city. We lead In any line and can show you more good, cheaper goods than any house in the state. Come to the Racket store and bring your card and get it punched with every cash purchase and get a valuable present free, on Front Street, opposite The Orton. LOWEST PRICES PAINTS ! bring: "only 4?c on the dollar, and If you appreciate your mrney 1 WashMgPmfeJ CO FRANK HAFFNER. SAMPLES, to measure and ready to TAILOR. NEAR FROST, New lul lets "The Old Reliable L-'CAPE FEAR". BRAND Always Full Weight and Good Fish. 1 5.000 LBS. ON HAND And to Arrive. We Are Offering Good White FLOUR Or New Wheat AT $3.25 Tobacco Jobs, 22'c to 30c Good Quality. 250 Bales Rice Straw (J Have You placed your orders for If not,get our prices before you do. GROCERIES and PROVIS IONS in large variety. Samples on request. HALL & PEARSALL WHOLESALE GROCEJRS, NUTT & MULBERRY STREETS. ANNOUNCEMENT. rjlHE FIRST OF OCTOBER ONE year agro I commenced business with the idea that Wilmington could sup port one first class Furniture Store. I have sold since that time finer goods than were ever sold here before, and as fine as sold anywhere. I have sold finer goods at cheap goods prices because I had no reason to make al lowance for losses in selling to unrelia ble parties. I know where and how to buy, and my business and personal ex penses are small. My success has been such that I number my satisfied cus tomers by the score. I thank my many friendsfor their patronage, which encourages me to continue on the same line at the same stand with an even better stock than I have carried before. Respectfully, N. E. PARKER, FURNITURE AND FURNITURE NOVELTIES NO 17 South Front Street. Up-10-Date Restaurant. JS WHAT TOU WILL FIND THE one lately fitted up In the rear of our place of business, southwest corner Second and Princess streets. It is at tractive in appearance, cozy in nature and will aford the Best of Viands Well Prepared and Daintily Served. NOTHING BUT THE PICK OF THE MARKET WILL BE OFFERED, and that, too, at reasonable rates on THE EUROPEAN PLAN. Droy In, receive a hearty welcome and delicious morsels. T. E. NIXON & CO. aug 13, 3m. PEACE USTITUTE RALEIGH, N C. One of the best female schools n the Nouth, and the cheapest for advan tages given. Hend for catalogue. IAS. DINWIDDIE, M. A. Davidson College, Davidson, N. C. SIXTY-THIRD YEAR BEGINS September 7, 1899. Ten professors and instructors. Courses for A. B., B. S., and A. M. Laboratories well equipped. Gymnasium complete. Waterworks and baths. Classical, Mathematical, Scientific, Literary, Biblical and Medi cal. Send for Cataloeue. J. B. SHEARER, Jul 8 President. The University of North Caro- lina. IDEST PATRONAGE AND Full est equipment in Its history. Faculty, 38; Students, 495; 3 Academic Counrees; 3 Elective Courses; 3 Profess! o-' Schools, in Law, in Medicine and Pharmacy. New buildings, wat -works, splendid libraries, laboratories, etc Advanced classes open to women. Tuition $60 a year; board 38 a month. Ample opportunity for self-help. Scholarships and loans for the needy. Free tuition for teachers. Summer school for teachers. Twenty-four In structors, 147 students. Total enr'V ment, 644. For Catalogue, address, PRESIDENT ALDERMAN, jun 2a tf Chapel Hill. N. C. PARKER'S HAIR DALSAU &esKt tad beaatifto th fatfc rnmnri a iniinnm mm Mere Tail to Beartore Gry Cam M&tp dimiH A hiir toiljDK, sep l-ly sat wk eow I Mill! Ill huh id is or suit? CKII!K1 TO DKAXII air Wade fctautou Killed by au Extra Train va Ue Atlantic and YadkJ a Another horrible accident has hap- j pened in our county, one that is ap- palling- and heartrending- beyond power I to describe. A yrung man. Just enter- Ing- manhood, while attending to his legitimate affair?, is ruthlessly man gled and killed by a rapidly moving Monday afternoon about 2 o'clock 3Ir. "Wade Stanton, of Tatum. while crossing the railroad near Mr. L. H. Easterling's, four miles north of town, was run into by an extra mate rial train coming to Bennettsville, had his horse killed, buggy demolished and he himself so badly Injured that he died Tuesday morning about 3 o'clock. The young man was a son of Mr. Handv StflntAn. Of To turn artA n-no 18 years of age and doing business for Air. j. a. Stanton, a merchant, at Ta tum. He was collecting and was dri ving Mr. J. A. Stanton's horse and buggy, both of which were thrown from the track, and when the unfortu nate young man was found he was ly ing on the pjlot of the engine mashed and bleeding. He was placed in the coach and brought to Bennettsville t where medical aid was hastily secured, and everything possible done for his erything possible done for his relief. The northbound freight was ready to pull out from this place, and the coach in which the wounded raan was, was attached to that train and carried to Tatum. Dr. J. A. Faison going with him. Coroner J. F. David went to Tatum yesteiday. empanneled a jury and ex amined several witnesses and the fol lowing verdict was rendered: "That the deceased, Wade H Stan ton, came to his death in the county and state aforesaid on September 25. i lbW, from injuries inflicted by a train ' on the South Carolina Pacific railway j company operated by the Atlantic Coast Line oomcanv of Smith rim. lina through and by negligence of the ; employes of said railway company ! and by their wilful omission and neg- lect to give the signals required by the i statutes of this state, and that one ! LaMotte was the conductor and a per son whose name to the jurors is un known was the engineer in charge of said train." The indications are that there will be claim for damages, with the proba bility of an indictment for murder. Mr. Stanton was a most worthy young man, and was a member of one of the best families in the county. He was buried Wednesday morning at Beaverdajn cemetery, and the entire community deeply sympathize with the bereaved and sorrowing family. Later Coroner David has issued a warrant against Engineer Meadors an4 Conductor LaMotte in accordance with the finding of the jury. Pee Dee Ad vocate, Bennettsville, S. C, September 27th. vou Try t If Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure, which is sold for the small nrlpo of 25 ct- 50 cts. and $1.00. does not cure taka the tcttle back and we will refund your money. Sold for over fifty years on thie guaiantee. rlce 25 cts. and r.n cts. Fnr sale by R. R. Bellamy. VIA S.OIl v , Immense SItlpmr,;n f 1 otton e,at Week Iroui tuwr aid Mtdatf S.ntli Carolina Two tlcni.s r'f xtrai (ar load 011 Honda) (Charleston News and Courier.) Florence, September 25. The Atlantic Coast Line is doing an immense cotton business. Every day last week they sent out from Florence to Wilmington i from two to four trains a day. Todav I they made their biggest movement to Wilmington, which consisted of five extras and one local freight train load ed with cotton. Each of the extras car ried forty cars each, making a total of 200 cars of cotton, besides what was carried on the local. This is a big haul and Wilmington is getting the benefit of It. The cotton that left here came from Bennettsville, Clio, Cheraw, Wadesboro, Mayesvllle, Dillon, Sumter, Manning, Denmark, Bishopville, Wedge field, Barnwell, Orangeburg and Inter mediate stations, points north, west and southwest of Florence, most of which really belonged to Charleston. The Coast Line is not to blame for this for the rates from all those points are the same to Charleston as they are to Wilmington. Some of the points mentioned have a little better rate to Charleston, but Wilmington gets the cotton. VoIcpmIc KrnpttouM Are grand, bu. Skin Eruptions rob life of Joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures them, also Old, Running and Fe ver Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Cerns, Warts, Cuts. Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Best Pile cure on earth. Drives out Pains and Aches. Only 25 cents a box. Cure guar anteed. Sold by R. R. Bellamy, drug gist. Two w Reslffleuta Full Washington, September 28. Orders have been issued to stop recruiting for the Thirty-eighth and Thirty-ninth volunteer infantry, those regiments having already secured an excess of recruits. The two colored regiments are making steady progress in recruit ing. The total enlistment to date is 11,482 only 1,608 short of the total num ber required to complete the volunteer army up to its maximum under the president's last two calls. Sick Helarhrrf The curse of overworked womankind are quickly and surely cured by Karl's Clover Root Tea. the great blood puri fier and tissue builder. Money refund ed if mt satisfactory. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by R. R. Bellamy. Rpr- Rear Admiral Howell will not take command of the Norfolk navy yard. A Brooklyn Rapid Transit car on the Coney Island road ran into a trolley car at Gravesend and Foster avenues. werelilled and a number tt Others Tin- ! jured. When I say I cure I do not mean merely to stop them for a time and then have than re turn again. I mean a radical cure, Ihavemade the disease of FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS a life-long study. I warrant my remedy to cure the worst cases. Praref others have failed is no reason for not now receiving a cure. 'Send at once ior 1 treatise and a Free Bottle of m fafainM nmaiv. C Give Express and Post Ofike. ,! PrcXX7.ILPEEKBF.a, 4Ce22rCi,IJ.$ What a Little Faith Did FOR M2S. ECCKWELL. (urrtx to utK nttatx o. tS&i "I was a great fenlTrrer from femaV I ealiwss and bad no strength. It was im possible for me to ati-Jnd to mr household duties. I h; .1 tried everything- and many doctors, bat found no relief. My sister advised hjc to try Lydia E. Pinkhara's Vei .able Compound, which I did; before us-ing- all of out bottle I felt better. I kept on with it and to my preat jrprise I am cured. All who suffer from ft. male coiiiplahit should ive it a trial." Mm. Ink well, u s. Division St., Grxxp ! Mict:. from a (iraUful cwark Woman. When I wrote to ; on 1 was very sick, had rot Lcca well" for two years. The doctors aid not M-om to help me. and one said I .o::M r.ot live time months. I had womb trouble, fallinr. j bn' Kmncy a.id bladder trouble, 5 A "ere seemed to be avch a drawing and burning- pain in ray bowels that I could not rot: ::ny where After using Lydia E. Firikhnms Voire table Com pound and Sr. native V.'ah ami follow ing your -kItIcc. I la ': well agaia and fctronjar tju ever. My lxwels feel as il they Inul oet n Uiat'e over new. With many thti::ks for your help, I reinaio, L. G., 74 Axx St., Newakk, N. J." tiik isi:it.Nci; ASK To ' Tet tlie Crls Lair A I trail Much Interetet-The Cae of Jluoter, tb Squatter To I'ully llqulp the Mate tiuard Messenger Bureau. Raleigh, N. C, September 2$. Among today s Arrivals was Con gressman John H. Small, of the First district, who gives good news as to th- prospects for the ratifteition by a big majority of th'e franchise amendment. The supreme court in one day dis posed of the appeals from the First dis trict. The docket was very light. So are the dockets from the other district. There ia a notable falling off in the amount of litigation in the state. The case before Judge Moor to 1est the question as to whether the insur ance law (the Willard) ,oes not repeal the Craig "domestication" law so far as insurance companies are concerned is the one instituted by the Mutual I Reserve Fund of New York. That , company did not intend to domestical j 'but its agent took that ctep. When the ! comoanv Wished tn wlrh.iraw rh hn-. iw- it iiiiu nieu as aomesiication the btx-jc-uiry 01 siaite saia ne naa no au thority to return it. . He says it will re quire 'a decision by no less a tribunal than the state supreme court or the United States circuit court of appeals to give him the neccsiry authoritv. The state supreme court will pass on "it. In a good many ways the case is impor tant. Th!e federal court room here has beer very handsomely repainted. The entire "buil-ding will in a fortnight appear as if new. With steel brushes the work men are cleaning the exterior. There Is much local interes: here in the suit brought by the Agricultural and Mechanical college to eject Hunter, Ithe Colorado "squatter," from its lands. Hunter iholds a deed from Dr. Eugene Grissom, who for twenty years was superintenident of thfe insane asylum here, but Who In 18S9 after Governor Fowle had him ousted went to Calorado. Hunter said recently that GrissOm was a physician in the Colorado insane asylum. It turns out that he is really a patfeovt there. Hunter says he will make a big fight. The open charge of fraud in the procurement of (the deed which, he holds, dated in July last, is made. The state auditor warns all sheriffs in counties where circuses give perform ances to collect the required tax of 5200 for the state and $200 for tfhe coun ty, and that $200 must certainly come to the state. Quartermaster General Macon says he will get to work at once to complete the thorogh equipment of all tfhe state guard, particularly the First regiment, wfaich specially needs it. Cattle Quarantine Veterinarian Wheel er has been sent from Ashevile to a place In Buncombe county on Cane creek, where there Is an outbreak of splenic fever.' An Ashevile butcher had steme tick infected cattle driven there from Hen'derson county. This caused the trouble. Steam was turned on in the state public building today for the first time this season. The answer to th3 ouestlons rvgard of horses, cattle, hogs, etc, are coming In to the agricultural department rap Mly. It seems tfliat lands are appreci ating in value. The farmers .ire in bet ter plight than In a number of years, i The Salem band has been employed to furnish music at he state fair. In a month the shirt factory at the : penitentiary win resume operations. It will employ convicts too feeble to do hard out-door work. The chamber of commerce and a nurrtber pf citizens not members of it meet this afternoon to consider the matter of establishing artother knitting twill here. The building is ready for It. A capital of $25,000 is promised. There was aTso consideration of a plan to bufld an auditorium with a capacity of 5,000. Drying preparations simply develop dry catarrh; they dry up the secretions which adhere to the membrane and de compose, causing a far more serious trouble than the ordinary form or ca tarrh. Avoid all drying inhalants and us that which cleanses, soothes and heals. Ely's Cream Balm is such as remedy and will cure catarrh or cold in the head easily and pleasantly. All aruggist sen it at 50 cents or it will be E Broth. Warren St. ! YV : J Petition for Hfsber TarfflT on Pea 00 la San Francisco, September 28. A cir cular letter is being framed by several of the large wholesale -peanut mer chants in San Francisco, to be circu lated among the sellers and growers in California. Virginia and other peanut raising states, asking signatures to the petition to congress to raise the tariff on peanuts from the cent duty to at least 3 cents. The object is to shut out Japanese peanuts, which .are largely imported and can be cold at much less than the domestic product. The town of Madison Station, Miss., on the Illinois Central, was almost de stroyed by fire, Thursday. The fire was started by burglars who had loot ed the safe in one of the stores. UTII limit A. Sixty-seven new students are at Da vidson College. Fayettcville .Observer: Several per sons standing under the market house Friday afternoon saw a little country boy light a cigarette, take a few draws and drop to the ground as If he had been shot His brother, was near by and he. with the assistance of the per sons above mentfoned. brought the lit tle fellow around. Raleigh Vt: John K. Curt!?, a white brakeman on the Atlantic and Yadkin division of the Southern Rail way, was killed early this morning near Germanton. in Stokes county. He was braking on John Robinson's show train, and Jut as this train started under the bridge at Germanton. Curtis raised his head above a car. The tim ber of the bridge struck him full on the brow, and he was killed instantly. Asheville Cltlxen: Bruce It. Free man, for many years well known a a postal clerk on the Salisbury and Mur phy routes, died this morning at 7:20 o'clock at his home. 94 Depot Mreet. Mr. Freeman wa' 57 years of aire, and a native of Western North Carolina. He fought on the Confederate ide In the Civil war, and It was he who dur ing a battle carried C.en. Matt. Hansom off the field when the ileneral had been hot from his horse. Durham Herald: A man by the name of Riley Thomas from Raleigh, drank about an ounce of laudanum Sunday afternoon In i:.i?t Durham. Just whether he meant to commit sui cide or took the stuff as a substitute for whiskey la not known. At any rate he would have gone into hi Um sleep but for the Intervention of frknds who beat him with switches, stuck xln into his body and applied the proper remedies. He was Anally brought around alright. Charlotte Observer: Rev. Dr. Shearer, of Davidson College, an ! Rev. i:. 1. Davis, of Montgomery, Ala., loft last night for Washington to attend the Pan-Presbyterian Alliance, now In ses sion. Mr. Davis was formerly pastor of the Shelby church, and afterward of the Winston church. Hurwell Washington, colored, was shot an.l In stantly killed last evening at 6:50 by Sidney Phelps, also colored. The shoot ing took place nt the house of Hen rietta Smith, on First street, between Davidson and Alexander. Orecnsho- ro items: I am Informed that a libel suit for 20,0m has been Instituted against a North Carolina daily paper. The suit was brought by a republican who ran last fall for clerk of the court in one of our counties. I understood that last week the plaintiff offered to nol pros the suit for $5,000. but the edi tor of the paper positively refused to accept a compromise on that basis. On this principle the Quarterly Confer ence will tonight llnd, briefly, that thf evangelist. Rev. J.W. Iee, Is guilty of immorality on the second specification; meaning solely that Mr. Ie told that the young woman was his daughter, and that he lied in the telling. This win ie me termination of the case. Rev. Mr. Lee will be at liberty to re sume his evangelistic work. (Another uccount says he was suspended.) Ire ruled u Tragedy Timely Information given Mrs. George, Long, of New Straitsvllle, Ohio, pre vented a dreadful tragedy and saved two lives. A frightful cough had long kept her awake every night. She had tried many remedies and doctors, but steadily grew worse until urged to try Dr. King s New Discovery. One bottle wholly cured her, and she writes this marvellous medicine also cured Mr. Long of a severe attack of Pneumonia. Such cures are positive proof of the matchless merit of this grand remedy for curing all throat, chest and lung troubles. Only 50c and $1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles fre at R. R. Bellamy's drug store. 1.11 . i'itt- The recruiting ofllcers are fairly suc cessful in securing recruits fr tho Philippine in this rtale, but the men who are enlisting are actuate! by nv other motive than that of securing w hat they consider an eswy Job at $16.00 a month. Men left gKI situation tv enlLgt in the war against Spain but we do not know of a single case of thei kind among these recruits for the Phil ippines. Durham Herald. We do not liks the modern coTUgt? Plan of nlaclmr brawn stfov hraln of placing the hero's crown upon tl a. . . .... . . dtov or tne athlete ratmr than upon the brow of the scholar of making football agility, rather than intellectual advancement, the test of superiority. We are not ornofeed to rhvlriJ ricwi- op merit, in the proper way, and we rec ognize the importance of n Ktntntr body for a strong mind, but we are? leenoiawy opposea to the modem method of colleee ajdverti! sends boys over the country, at risk of life and ilmb, to give an c-ducational institution consplculty by football bru tality. It is time for public c pinion to can a hoSt to this sort of thing. Winston sentinel. Notices like the foltowinc ariilmwl to "Freeholders of the County," are TlUnC UD ill nunmtnho 1 la wywi Transylvania, and Henderson counties with a view to preserving the beauty of the forest landscape and to make all western rortn Carolina In fact a huge forest park, invaluaWe for Its develop ment, etc.: "See tliat th lawt -f vrto. Carolina Important for you, pre- scriDea in sections 52, 53 and 54 of the Code are strtctlv enforced, i. av person firing woods not his own Is guil ty of a misdemeanor, subject to a flno of $50 and liable to damages. 2. Any person firing his own land is guilty of a misdemeanor, subject to a fine of ISO and liable to damaireA. unfoM h m v to a!l his neighbors written notice of nm intention to burn hw land two days; in advance. 3. Any person camping in the open air and falling to Bhforough- ix xunguxstn nm camp lire, in subject to a penalty of $10 and liable to dam ages Ashevflle Citizen. try of n ft lav To be bound hand and foot for vears by the chairs of disease is the worst form of slavery. George D. Williams, of Manchester. MJrh.. tell how such a slave wa made free. He navs: "Mv w'fe has been so helpless for five years that she cculd do: turn over In bed alon After using two bottle? of niec trlc Bitters, she is nonderfuly Improv d and able to do her own work.- This supreme remedy for female dlasei quickly cures nervnuness. !p!efi ness, melancholy, headar-he. backache, fainting and diwy snells. This mira cle worklnc rrertlHn I. weak,' sickly, run do.n people. Kvery oottle guaranteed. Onjy 0 rn's. Sold to R. R. Reiiamy. drusrrist Proposed iCeeepitot . Mem. itromby Atlanta, Ga., September 2$. The com mittee of citizens which has in charge the arrangements for a public recep tion 16 Flag Lieutenant Brumby, of the Olympla, have communicated with hirn and as soon as he names a time to be here, preparations for the nrtZ fn",f ie fword trom the people Georgia, bis native state, vrml