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„K 1IAUI) TIMES.
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WITH HOUSEHOLD
p\i'KI ^
vS1 , WORKINGMEN’S
r.lltl.ES PAWNED
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irk s ,„ <t ,,f the 01 h lost., as
j l>s of the times *e have
lA*t every reader note
'ulenees of hanl times
(l ,] u . n let them l»e sure
„f the remedy propo-
t-i 1,1
re *een.
. true ev
l given, an
. untiec
,/„■ rMiirlii-ion.
extraordinary run
rnhrokers f‘-r loans, the
| | on ,| r rs have not only Iwcncom-
.,|iuv tin* amount of loans
In
pair i
11 > re
taken. Imt have placer! a
lation. Inside
■ Not
i:'!f
town now
more than $25
■napMiMi
upon their tools
more of these
THE ATHENS GEORGIAN: SEPTEMBER 19, 1876.
We ain’t takin’ any
(kicking against a
quantity of trowels used by bricklay
ers), shut down on them. They ain’t
worth anything much, and we are get
ting such a lot of tools. If we had
taken all the old buck saws and planes
and trowel > that have been offered we
would have had the building filled.’’
“"iou have a great many flat
irons.”
“\es; hut we have shut down on
flat irons. We used to give three
cents a pound for them, but we had to
stop it. -ihey are such a bother to
handle, and they ain’t worth anything.
We have had enough flat irons come
here to sink a frigate. They really
ain’t worth tiie storage.
The walls in moat of the rooms were
covered with mirrors, good and bad,
of all sizes and shapes. Being asked,
whether mirrors had been “ shutdown’’
on yet the clerk said, “No; glasses
always sell well. .These second hand
dealers buy them at the sales, and we
can always get hack what we lend on
them.’’
How much do you lend on them?”
“ Well, one like this (touching a
glass which looked like a sheet ot block
tin. and which made the clerk’s eyes
apparently rise upward after his fore
head) we gi\* ulunit filly cents on.
We get a lot like this When people
get hard up they don’t care about ad
miring themselves, and they get rid of
glasses along with the other luxuries.”
A passage was blocked by piano-
forle makers’ tools, small anvils, and
clock makers’ kits, surgical instru
ments, coopers’ tools, ami in fact ev
ery emblem of trade one could think
of. In the winter season they gen
ernlly had a large quantity of imple-
L|. h a lot of old truck comes ! *“ ents >'»< never before had
,110 aivotn mo:lii
t pasn sli'M*
-i.-n:
|„n any 3!li"le
,! j, that for ?” said a Son re-
■ .,['| H '!e Simpson, pointing to
an- ja-t what it says.—
!j n - t ],.t pc >ple have all the
,|„y uant. Why, we would
, e ;i;-»n to, re is in the United
I’lta-.iry."
i jiiiu-h money have you loaned
ilii* firm has out $-50,-
limelinK's more than that;
ntsiii aii’l goes out all the
IWare not making a great deal,
things have hern so dull lately
-ales ol goods unredeemed
I many instances, not realized
Lint of the original loans.
ildxrartis 3no.3n.-fa3.
PALL AXTB WINTER
Millinery Goods.
Mits. T. A. Adams would most respectfully
mtonu the Ladies of Athens and of counties ad
jacent, that she has now received and opened a
most choice and select assortment of rail and
•> inter Millinery Goods, comprising in part the
latest styles anil fashions of
HATS, BONNETS, RIBBONS, LACES,
FLOWERS, GLOVES, ETC.
which she will sell at reasonable prices. Give,
her a call before purchasing elsewhere. Orders
from n distance carefully filled. Store located
on Broad ntreet, one door above National Bank.
«pril 21 f 1875—5*5-tf.
FRESH MEATS.
J. J. Heard & W. F. Hood,
C'OUNER FcCXDBV AND OcCNEE SlKSlW.
FRESH BEEF, MUTTON, PORK, and SAU-
s_age,( Fresh and Bologna Sausage). Our So
licitor is always ou the street ready to supply
the wants of the citizens of Athens. Please
give us your orders and wc will guarantee per
fect satisfaction. The highest market prices
paid for Bcaves, Sheep, Goats and Hogs.
june20.lf86.ly. J. J. HEAD & CO.
BOOTS AND SHOES
TO ORDER
2T. W. 2SA.tJDS.TJF,
ARTIST.
Lilly ain't worth anything.’’
Iv.m get a great ileal of jewelry
Ha* removed his Shop from the old Lombard
Building to the opposite side of College Av nne,
next door to the Lester Building. Prices Liber
al, and First Glass Work g. arautecd.
jane 16, 1875—86-tf
LlllEPil. FEED MID SALE STABLE.
A-fcliana,, Gacrgia-
GANN & REAVES, PROPRIETORS.
_ AV ill be foniul at their old stand, rear Frank
lin House building, Thomas street. Keep al
ways ou hand good Turnouts and careful dri
vers. Stock well careil for when entrusted to
onr care. Stock on hand for sale at all times.
dcclStf.
AdNrearbissaaaen.'ts-
MEDICAL NOTICE.
At the solicitation of many of my former pat
rons, 1 resume the 1
Fractico of Medicine
from this date. I will pay especial attet.tiin to
the disease of Infants and Children, and the
Chronio Diseases ol Females.
WM. KING, M. D
jane 16, 1875—83-ly.
Atlanta Medical College!
. The Nineteenth Annual Course of Lectures
in this Institution wid commence October 16th
1876, and close March 1st, 1877.
Send for Announcement, giving full informa
tion.
JNO. TI1AD. JOHNSON, M. !>.,
aug.28.lm. Dean of Faculty.
Wool Carding Factory.
j\KW CUSTOM WOOL CARDS NOW IN
1 M Operation at the Factor? at the Eastern
terminus wf Broad street, Ga. Work
done satisfactorily and with dispatch.
inuv23-4m. II • T. FOWLER, Proprietor
Furniture Warehouse!
J F.W 1J>50 N & CO-
Ns.12 Trisklia Unit Eiagi, S-sti gt., Afnrs, Seoxgli.
Coffins, Burial Cases,
PICTURE FRAMES AND MOLDINGS.
; those fellows over in the !
I get Imrtl up just before day, j
put mvay a great deal of!
an I business men o‘ten i
I'lijh to make up a note or i
generally take the things
; W.; the p >or people who
I i-ai- and dresses leave
have to store t\»e 1
they come in such quintilic
Chatham, Nassau, and Bleecker
streets are studderf with what are
termed “diamond brokers.” They
are simply pawnbrokers who do busi
ness without any license, and without
any responsibility. While pawnbro
kers, however, give a loan of perhaps
j one-third the value of a piece of jew-
; elrv, these brokers give nearer the
! worth, and require repayment within a
month or two. If the payment is not
Planters’ Hotel, Augusta.
T.iis well known Hotel having been Remod
eled, Enlarged, thoroughly Renovated, Repaint
ed and Newly Furnished during the Summer
of 1875, is now opened, with increased facil tbs
for the accommodation of the travelling piiblie.
febl-ly B. I*. CllATFIELD, Proprietor.
jan23-ly
I,
Low Prices, Quick Sales!
BARGAINS FOR CASH.
T.
Q. S.
850 TO $100 SAVED.
Is the Verdict of the Numer
ous Patrons of the
AUGUSTA MUSIC HOUSE.
Extraordinary Inducements.
s mi. ^ «&» m
REAVES l NICHOLSON.
Successors to CENTER & REAVES,
HAVE IN STORE AND ARE RECEIVING DAILY
a larg3 and well assorted
Stock of Fresh and Desirable Goods
V E3
150 Bid’s Refined Sugar,
100 Bags Rio Coffee.
50 H’lids. Cuba and Re-
boiled Molasses,
25 H’hds. N. O. Syrup,
500 Rolls and half rolls
Bagging,
2000 Bundles Cotton Iron
Ties,
10,000 Pounds (all grades)
Flour,
50,000 Pounds Bacon,
ICES,
5,000 Pounds Sugar Cured
Hams,
25 Tierces Leaf Lard
5000 Sacks Salt.
5,000 Pounds Sole Leather.
150 Boxes Tobacco as
sorted,
10,000 Pair Home made
Brogan
Shoes,
200 Kegs Rifle and Blast
ing Powder.
v. have lo store the ,
, , , , .. made they s-ell the jewelry. 1 hon-
vttir ami take the chance of , , , , , . ,, .
sands have been forced to pawn their
diamonds.
Tel oil men teho suffer from the
fiord times be sure to vote for Tilden
and Hendricks.
i,icy back.’’
links "Tfatd they had nOt
a demand for money in
|iith uere parting with
tiny bad, and they were
■ .-h ;> loaning on many ar-
P-v:i in ordinary times they
■ivf.
(xli<-:ne i-a-t an<l west sides
*i ki*r.> have done a trenien-
rv; At one establishment
p avenue jive clerks are en
> 7 e’elock A. M. to 8 P. M
The building, of five
Ipivkcil iroai cellar to garret.
'l.'Vntcd to special articles.
hs-'Cs—each day’s collection
|* r,: kept in a separate apart-
t'-’f silks, merinos, &c.,
pth-v can l>e readily fouud
' :l »d over a thousand
yv u 'g in value from fifty
each. In one room on
the racks around the
iilli'd with large, square
|v\.v?rc*d "ithcanvu-s.
: arc tho-e ?” asked the re-
tainilv Bibles, and very
F n ,0 °’ ,no? t of them,’’ said
I ic,>v vringr onG| nil( | 8 j, ow j n g
[ :ital binding and gilt edges.
!r ' l!n ?■' to $8 apiece on
^ <!Ver 113, and some of
,p ! thcrc for a very long
f , " il! do without a Bible
u *=y are hungry, but don’t
L . altogether, so
J- t.tere>t and keep them
Pvl!i- atmanyofthcm
> marriages,
ih0 >- a,n t worth so
. ^ e " ho pawn them
. . t, Cm out before the
j
fining was filled with
1 , ’ Sa "' 9 h «"8 around
‘ ,,llas °f mortise chisels,
snd centre bits lay piled
4 ar ^cle bearing a
, said 'he clerk, the
plive^ d , anything todo ’
89 long as they can
How to Trejkt a Wife.
First, get a wife; secon !, be pa
tient. You may have great trials
and perplexities in your business
with the world, bn- do not carry to
your borne a clouded or contracted
brow. Your wife may have had
many trials which, though of less
magnitude, may have been as hard
to bear. A kind word, a tender
look, will do wonders in chasing
from her brow all clouds of gloom.
Yon encounter your difficulties in
the open air, fanned by heaven’s cool
breeze, but your wife is often shut in
from tfiese healthful influences, and
her spirits lose their elasticity. But.
oh !. bear with her ; she has trials
and sorrow.-, which your tenderness
can deprive of all their anguish. No
tice kindly her little attentions and
efforts to promote your comfort. Do
not treat her with indifference, if you
would not sear and palsy her heart,
which watered by kindness would
to the latest day of your existence,
tlfob with sinecre and constaut
affection. Confide in her; the rea
son many wives seem unreasonable
in their demands and nnsympatliizing
in their husband’s financial embar
rassment is because they are igno
rant or the situation.
A true woman will never betray
her her husband’s confidence, and
will be willing to curtail expendi
tures and bear bnrbens with him.
Men are mistaken when they think
their wives cannot understand their
business. Treat your wife as though
site was an intelligent being. Some
times yield your wishes to lier’s.
She has preferences as strong as you,
and it may he just as trying to yield
her choice as to you. It you never
yield to her wishes, there is danger
that site will think yon are selfish,
and care only for yourself, and with
such feelings she cannot love as she
might. Again, show yourself mnnly,
so that your wife can look up at you
and feel* that you will act nobly, and
that she can confide in yonr judg
ment.
Don't make a mistake in the place!
No. 13,
BROAD STHEBT,
CASPER MORRIS,
Bargains for Cash,
Summer Stock
AT
NEW' YORK PRICES,
WAMSITTTA PRINTS,*f>jc. pr. yd.
SPRAGUE PRINTS,Go. pr. yd.
AMOSKEAG PRINTS,Ge. pr. yd.
rr
A full line of
Dry Goods, Hats, Roots, Shoes, Wooden Ware, Man-
nilla Rope, Large and Small Sizes, ^Canned
Goods, Oysters, Straw berries, Tomat-
toes, Sauces. Jellies, Ginger Pre
serves, Peaches, &c., &e.
Which we invite the public to examine, »s we intend s -lliuo- at
LOW PRICES FOR O ASH,
Athens Manufact’g Co., and High Shoals Manufact’g Co. 4
. Goods a Speciality.
Merchants are particularly invited to examine our Stoc’x;
we feel confident we can compete with adjacent cities in
prices.
ausr.29.lm. REAVES & NICHOLSON.
FROM G to 12c. (THE BEST.)
EmbroiderY
—AT—
Wholesale Prices to Cash Buyers.
G. O. ROB]NSON. LUDDEN & BATES.
0. 0. RdBINSuN & (JO,
Have the most Complete
assortment of
PIAITO^ OHlGiAlTS,
South of Baltimore.
FOURTEEN OF THE BEST
MAKERS ARE REPRESENTED.
Every Insi. iciit warranted to give
entire sali-uae; imi.
A GOOD lOOL AND COVER
WITH EVERY PIANO.
Purchashing Largely for CASH,
enables ns to sell at New York LOW
EST PRICES, with freight paid to
any point.
G. 0. ROBINSON & CO.,
Will sell one hundred PIANOS
and two hundred ORGANS for
small, monthly payments, arranged
to suit all resjionsib'e j arties.
FROM 5 to 25c.
per. YARD.
FROM 22i to 50c. per. YARD.
GRS1TASX2TES
FROM 10 to 25c. per. YARD.
LAWNS 15c. per. YARD.
WHITE PIQUE 12J to 25c. pr. yd.
JACKNETS 10 to 25c. per. yd.
Ladies’ and Gents’ Shoes
FROM 75c.
CORSETS
UPWARDS.
S7Ac to $1.00,
THE iSTJSW FIRM OF •
GiMand L Betts,
Are offering bargains to tlic ci v trade and the public generally, in
Family & Fancy Groceries.
They keep constantly on hand all grades of
Flour, ugar, Coffee & the Bsst Leaf Lard in the Market,
Tobacco and Cigars,
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Of all kinds, for both cooking and medical purposes, are among their specialties,
arc agents' for one of the
They
the
Isargrest Packers of Canned CJoods in
N” orth>
And are offering special inducements in these goods. They have a small stock of
CROOK ERY & GLASSWARE,
Bought from S. D. Mitciiell, at LESS THAN NEW YORK PBICES, and ore closing out
these Goo s At Cost. They are also ageuts for one of the
Largest and Best Blour XuZills in the ‘Western
States,
And can sell Flour as cheap as it can be bought. They deal ulso in
Staple I> r y Good s, Hoots, Shoes and Hats,
If you want anything to Eat, Drink, Chew or Smoke, you will find it in endless variety at
the new store of
GILLELAND & BETTS, No. 6 Broad Street.
julyAl-Hw.
MILLINERY GOODS
Hats, Clothing <fcc., at the very
lowest figures.
Please Call and Examine my Stock
before you spend your money.
junc6.4ra. CASPER MORRIS.
XA-vasical Izistroraieats,
—AND—
MUSICAIj MERCHANDISE
Of all kinds.
We import direct from Manufactu
rers in Europe, and supply our cus
tomers 25 j»er cent, below New York
retail prices. Musical Instruments
sent by Express to any part of the
South, with privilege of returning at
our expense, if not ent rely satisfac
tory.
BEST 1TAIAN STRINGS,
Sheet Music and Music Books,
THU LA.TBJST PXTBLI-
CATION S.
Music received every day by Mail or Express j
Orders promptlv filled at Publishers* prices.
BRASS, SILVER AND ORCHESTRAL In
struments, Drums, Fites and Cymbals, at Low4
ost Manufacturers’ prices.
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED.
We have secured the services of Mr. C.H{
TAYLOR, a first-class Tuner of 25 years’ prac
tical experience. All work warranted. Orders
will receive prompt attention.
1 G.O. ROBINSON*CO.,
Augusta Mask! House, j
aug29-6m. 265 Broad Street.
REAVES & NICHOLSON,
Successors to Center & Reaves,
Agentsfor Hazard’s Kentucky Rifle & Blasting Powder,
A LARGE STOCK ON HAND WHICH WE OFFER TO THE
PUBLIC AT Manufacture’s prices, freight added.
aug.29.lm.
REAVES & NICHOLSON.
Municipal Tax Sale.
Will be sold before the City Hall, in the city
of Athens, within the legal hours of sale, on the
first Tuesday in October next, the following
property, to-wit:
One house, and lot of 1-2 acre, in Sd Ward—
bounded by George Brown, S. Hunter and
others; levied on as the property of Any Grant.
One lot of 1-4 acre, in 8d Warn—bounded by
Broad Street on the North, Daniel Brydye, Ben
Crawford and others—property of Susan Payne-
One lot, in 4tk Ward, joined by Eugene
Brydye, 1.2acre more or less; property of Tamer
Flournoy.
One lot, two acres, more or le-s, in 1st Ward
—joiued by R. L. Bloomfield, Thomas Bailey
and others; property of Mary Nichols.
One Jot, 1-2 acre, in 1st Ward—joined byi
rop-f
VUU IVb, i-fl u.»h, tu tow *» B»U-
Frank Spaulding and others; levied
erty of Sallie Kellam.
on as pr
Harris,
loL_1-2 acre, in 1st Warc^-joins Millcdge
, McCleskey and others; levied on as
■ of Green Jackson.
One house and lot in 4th Ward, on
Avenue—joins Hoyt Ware and others^ pro;
of Thomas M. Daniel.
One house and lot in 3d Ward, oil
8treet, joined by David Blanton, (co!
others; levied on os property of
Thomas.
Ono house and lot in Srd Ward, on Rock
Spring Avenue end Bobin Mill Street, joined by
Meeker and Williams; property of Dr. W.
Hudgins, trustee. _
One house and lot, 11-2 acres, in 1st Ward,
joined by Antoinette Watkins and others;
property of Mrs. Francis Royal.
One house, and lot of 1-2 acre, on Barber
Street, in 4th Ward, joined by Prince Hodgson
and others; property of B. H. Lampkin.
The above described property is sold to sat
isfy tax fi. fas., issued by the City Council.
H. Cobb Davis, Chief of Police,
City of Atheus.
Blacksmith Shop.
& lALaUWJJTHSaR.
Hill Few and Wesley Meriweather, hajrfng
formed a. copartnership for 1876, rcspertfuily
announce to the citizens of Athens and sur
rounding eountiy, that they are prepared vo do
»ll manner of wont In the Blacksmith Line, and
at reasonable charges.
They have the best workmen and use nothing
but the best material. Carriage work; planta
tion work, horse-shoeing and any difficul^ jobs
a specialty. Shop opposite Messrs Gann &
Reaves’ Livery Stable. jan4.1y.