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Nation*;? 3>enicc?a£! Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT:
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK,
OF 1* KN’XSYLYANI A.
FO li VIC E-PR ESI I) ENT
WILLIAM H. ENGLISH,
OF INDIANA.
Athens wants water works.
— r ilxleii* nephew Felton, is dead.
—A slight earthquake in Memphis this
week.
—lt is rumoured that there is a business
revival coming soon.
—Gen. Hancock will resign Lis position
in the United Slates army,
—Garfield has at last accepted the nom
ination ot t.iio iepublican party.
—Texas has already place-1 a hale of cotton
of the present crop, upon the market.
—The Walton county Valeile, will move
Irorn Social Circle to Monroe this coming
week.
—The "Republicans count heavy on carry
ing Virginia, on account of the dissension
in the Democratic ranks.
—A duel net weed two prominent, citizens
of South Carolina last week, resulted in the
death of one of the gentlemen.
—Judge Joseph F. Pou. of Columbus, an
nonnees that ho vc.L he an independent can
• uvl&te for Congress in the Fourth District of
Georgia.
—A Baiilca county man is kicking up the
old harry because the Jury Commissioners
of that county have placed four negroes n.,on
the Jury iAt.
When nominated to the Vice-I’residencv
v> ? *. Golfax vm a widower. .So were Henry
•Wilson and Mr. Wheeler. Both Mr. English
jimd Air. Arthur are widowers.
—The political condition of the State of
\ irginia. m not. favorable to the success of
the de-moeratic ticket this fall—all growing
oat. of local differences in the ranks of the
democracy, which is the dominant party when
united.
—The jury in the case of lire State vs.
Asa Gunn, Use negro charged with the Da
foor murder near Atlanta, brought in a ver
dict on Saturday of guilty with a recoin men
nation to mercy. The accused was convicted
.solely on circumstantial evidence.
Wood’s Camp Ground, Juiy 3d, 1800.
Mu. Editor : —Please announce in your
paper, for the benefit of all concerned, that
there will be a basket meeting at the above
named place, commencing at ten • o’clock
Tuesday morning after the fourth Sabbath
in July. Services before and after dinner;
to continue at least four days, florae one
and all, and bring dinner for yourself and
another. Yours, &e.,
M. Is. Eakep,
P. C. Mulberry Circuit.
A Good Crop.
Mit. Editor:—Thinking it might bo of
some interest to your many readers to show
the advancement the farmers of our county
are making. I will give you the grain crop
of Mr. I’. P. Pirkle, of Randolph's district.
'Abeat liG bushels, oats 1150 total 1266
bushels. Mr. Pirkle sows the rust proof wari
ly aitogather and ids entire crop was sown
in February. I think this year has fuih
proved that this is the best oats we can gel
for our section and ail those who can't get
th ru in their immediate neigiibo: hood can
be supplied by Mr. Pirkle for the next sow
ing.
ihe iloscSi Ix’olhers also of the same nis
triet wiio made last 3* ear you remember over
1000 bushels o? wheat, notwithstanding the
present unfavorable year to wheat made an
average yield of about 17 bu-diels per acre.
Very respectfully. A. G. L.
Last Boliee to Teachers 1330.
Notice is hereby given that the hoard of
education of Jackson county will meet in the
court house at Jefferson at TO o’clock p. rn
on h nonv 23d ins*, for the employment oi
teachers applicants for license to teach will
meet the commissioner at 7 o’clock a. m. o!
the same day for examination.
By order of the board.
y>. J. N. \Y il-on.Sec. and Kx. of C. S. C.
Jackson County Musical Convention.
The third annual session of the above
named Convention will he held at Belhabara
church, Jackson county Ga. miles—*—
of Jefferson ; commencing on Friday before
the 4th Sun Jay in July 1880. All societies
where music is practiced or taught: are
earnestly desired to he represented.
i here take the liberty' of making the fol
lowing suggestion. F.r the benefit and in
terest of the Convention, I would suggest
that each school, society, &e., desiring to
he represented prepare a short letter of sta
tistics, snowing the condition of your school
or society to ho read before the Convention
if >ou can't ’ne represented by' delegates,
and letter send your letter by some friend.
AH are invited to attend and participate.
No sectarianism connected.
James I. Bay, Secretary.
S. S. Convention.
The S. 8. Convention for the Snrepta As
sociation will bo hold at. Cabine Creek church
in Jackson county on Tuesday the 20th oi
July next. Important business will he at
tended to, speeches on various branches of
the S. S. question by speakers selected id;
the occasion.
Jund 30th ISBO
J. G. Gil son Prest. Con.
I TPThe preliminary trial in the Susan llill
murder case closed yesterday' evening George
and Mvs. Freeman were both bound over to
the Superior Court.
rain last night gave us about half
a season,
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TliD inondiek ncvr.tbe .!:carts of the
people of Jackson county, and many beyond
the limits oi‘ ihc county who have enjoyed
its benefits inquire anxiously after its pros
perity. Like children after leaving the pa
ten tat roof inquire affectionately after the
welfare of their'parents, ho the friends of
the Institute inquire f-olieitously after ifo sta
tus and prospects. To answer such inqui
ries is the object of this paper.
It is firmly ’• elievoj that the prospects <>:
the Institute were never brighter and more
hopeful than they are at present.
It is well !<R'‘w:j that the Institute has an
endowment of j !5.0* 10 in {lcorgi a Railroad
stock. Heretofore the dividends arising
from this sum have been applied to the part
payment of tuition of all the students in at
tendance ; but during the last year the bene
fits of the endowment has been confined
to the patronage of Jackson county.
Many years ago the board of Trustees
thought that as there were no institutions of
note in the surrounding counties outside of
Athens that it would be wise to extend the
patrimony of the institute to all the students
in attendance. But more recently institu
tions of learning have sprung up in many
adjacent sections offering advantages quite
'equal to ours and in some cases even superi
or to ours. The board of Trustees therefore
while inviting patronage from everywhere rely
confidently upon homo patronage to support
the institution. 'Fills course is thought wise
and prudent especially so since it has been
repeated ly said that it can bo proved, that it
v;a> the intention of the donor that the pen
ole of Jnchscm county alone should enjoy the
benefits of Ids bequest.
The tuition of the Institute has been very
much reduced. Many years ago when every
thing that composed a 'part of ones living
was perhaps a hundred per cent higher than
at present, high tuition was justifiable but.
since the cost of living has been so much re
duced it is but right to reduce '.he tuition of
the Institute from g;2O £3O and .‘lO tier an*
mm to £ls, fifiO an- £OO. This low rate o'
tuition in connection with the fact that the
endowment is paying larger dividends than
it has for some time past-, warrants the con
chiffon that, the tuition will be almost unsig
n lucent.
d'iie Trustees have also resolved that no
tuition shall in the future ho charged for time
oefore the pupil actually enters school.
Let ns now consider the low rule of tuition,
that no tuition is to be charged before the
entrance of the pupil, and the very large per
cent of tuition paid by dividend " and r.roVc
•lot warranted, m say •ng that the Institute i°.
•veil nigh free to Use people of J ;ekson coun
ty ; and at no distant day we expect to so.
t entirely free except a matriculate n fee.
As regards the religions status of t.ha In
stitute it \°, well known t > lie non-danoniina
tiional and this feature we h- pe and believe
lie Trustee* will forever guard with unceas
ing vigil once, that all'Christiana may regard
•t as their own, and rally to its standard us
■ >nlv its friends can do.
With the 3o facts and circumstances in
view can a real friend of the Institute come
any other conclusion than that its pros
perous career in the past will fie eclipsed by
its more prosperous career in the future,
other things might bo said in this eonnectior
• nit lost I weary you I will conclude at ai;
other time.
A. J. Kelly.
Tho German Carp,
I)r. IT. IT. Cary, of LuG range enperenten
dent of tlio fish commission of Georgia, h
receiving so many inquiries in regard to the
German carp that he finds it impossible to
answer each communication separately, r.nd
ho sends to the Constitution for publication
such facta as will go to satisfy Ids eorres-
pendents and interest the public. Dr. Carv
expects to he able during the coming fall to
make quite a large distribution of carp, and
he suggests to all who desire to partake oi
such distribution to forward to him pt L \
Grange, by the first of September, deacrip
tion of the water they propose to stock, cm
bracing the following particulars, which are
necessary' and important.: 1. Location as to
nearest post-office. 2. Approxi-m.f.o extent
and depth of water. 3. The kind of ndi, it
any, already in the wider. 4. Character? ti-.r
of bottom ; whether mud, sand or gravel.
These applications will be carefully filed,
and at the proper time, the applicants will be
notified.
Professor B.vrd, the United States com
missioner, is of the opinion that the-carp will
excel all other Irosh-v.-iler f-sh for punioaos
of propagation : in ponds and sluggish waters,
both North an 1 South. The qualities that
recommend the ca p ar© : hardineon in all
stages of growt!i: rapid growth and good ta
ble qualities ; harmleasncss in its relations
toother fish: abilities to populate waters t
their greatest extent; and the fact that i!
lives largely on vegetable diet.
Dr. Cary made a small distribution of the
carp in Move nber, and these, he learns, are
doing remarkably'.Toll. Mr. E. Il -cmr, o.
Madison, procured a dozen little carp last
November, weighing less than half an ounce
each. lie now writes Dr. Cary that they are
fine, plump fellows a:,out eight inches long.
One that he placed on the scales on the 21st
of June weighed full live ounces. Dr. Carv
says that under favorable circumstance they
will attain a largo growth, weighing from fif
teen to thirty pounds. —Autlan Constitution.
Gainesville, Jefferson ° Southern Hailroad.
Par*ident’s Office, )
G aiNils v i LLir, J tine 21,1830. \
A special meeting of the stock holders in
the Gainesville, J el. or son & Southern Bail
road Company, is hereby called to meet in
the court house in JTArsen, at ten o’clock
‘b rn., Saturday the 2Da day'of July next.
Important business will he before the meet
nog, a part of which will be the election of
a President and Directors to serve during
hn next year.
By order of,the Board.
A, D. CA:\i.~ji, Pres.
Yv. G. Howard, Si e.
A Gf€.?.t Enter prise.
T he Hop Bitters Manufacturing company
is one of Rochester's greatest businesacnicr
priscs. Their i lop Bitters have readied a
sale beyond nil precedent, having from thair
intrinsic value t’oun their was into almost
every in tne land, — Graphic.
ho 3 cLson County Teiehsrs Institute-
Fu’sy Day’s Proceedings,
Apple Valley Georgia ,
u. Friday July 2d, 1630.
The Jaekson county Teachers Institute
met and was called to order by Vice Pres.
G. J. N. Wfls on— A. A. Remaster, was elect
ed Beefy and T. I). Erwin Chap, pro tern.
The following officers and members were
present at roll call: G. J. NL Wilson Vice
Pres; R. D. Moore Trea*; T. A. Evans;
James A. P. Mah alley ; T. Id. Erwin ; A. A.
Loin aster ; C. 0. Pittman ; Prayer by chap.
Ist. Day’s Proceedings.
Welcome address by T. D. Erwin. Re
sponse by Vice Pres. G. J. N. Wilson.
No. 7of tiie programme for the forenoon
session, by R. D. Moore was postponed to
afternoon session. At 12 m. took a recc3s
of two hours for refreshments.
Afterooon Session.
Resumed business at 2 p. in. by request
of G. J. N. Wilson.
J. A. B. MahalFey took tlio chair. The
following names were presented, and the
persons duly elected to membership of the
Institute.
Miss Lonla Burns, Col’s P. G. Thompson
and J. B. Si!man of Jefferson, F. S. Hudson
of Pond Fork and J. B. Brazelton of Gillsville.
Lecture by 11. D. Moore, on the best method
of teaching the alphabet and Heading.
Lecture by C. L. Patton, postponed till
to-morrow.
Discussion of the “ phonetic system,” by
T. A. Evans, T. 1). Erwin and G. J. N.
Vvilson, all of whom favo;o t it.
Losnon on the Extraction of square and
cube roots by A. A. Lcrna-ster.
Lecture on “thorough teaching,” by Than
A. E. Evans.
Lecture by T. D. Erwin, “how to teach
H . lory.
By request G. -7. N. Wilson, read the action
of the Board of Education of Lack son, upon
the adoption of a series- of Text Books.
Lecture by C. 0. Pittman, on “ Analysis
of the English Language.”
‘ Should vocal imuio be taught in our
Public Schoolsdiscussed by' G. J. N.
Wilson. V A. E. Evans, T. D. Erwin
J. A. B. link alley, J. 11. Brnzeiton and R. D.
Moore all of whom favored the afiiruuitivv.
Tim hour of adjournment having arrived
Institute took rcocsi til; 8 o'clock th.s evening.
>A r 3NIG 3i r SESSION.
Institute met at 8 p. m.
In absence of any other officer entitled to
preside the Institute was called to order by
the Beefy, ami C. O. Pittman was elected
temporary chairman. The following query
was taken up and di-cuase l, “ Should the
State Educate her children.” Thus. A. E.
Evan.-:, T. D. Ervin and hi. M. Pittman tfikiuc
the atlirmativo and R. D. Moore and A. A.
Lmnastcr taking the negative.
Adjourned at 10 p. m., to meet to morrow
morning at 9 a. m.
SECOND DAY PUOCEEIHiXGS 3 A Tl' A V i.Y J'3.
Institute met at 10 a. in., called to order
by Vice lu es; lent.
Col. VFV'i Vfi'Y -van requested to take the
chair. The mlniiL??. of ye-t-erdav were rend,
c-rrc! tud and c-'mfi-u;: 5. Report of t 0 com
tniltee o: [j arM Bchoo! v was : •: v. e.c i
Ld n. x tv. e•:3 i: g ‘.J : \ In 1 ; t- •.
Low shall the Teachers InM-ifate elicit the
aclivo coupnrM.iuu of 3 lt 3 Tenclmre of J-mk
•'ion c.o;:-ity ; diecus-'c-d by G. J. N, Wdson,
Ik D. Ervin, T. A. E. Evans.
Or. nvAh.-.a Lev. J. L. S. Davis <*f Ncwnan
wr.3 elected an honorary member of the 'in
stitute, who being present upon invitation,
gave son-o valuable- ••••.ny.gcetii.ms, on the above
subject. Di -'mission was continued by 11. }J.
Moora, J. R. Mrasebo:; and J. A. B. Mahaffev
Lecture by G. J. N. WiHon, postponed till
afternoon, and took up the query for discus
‘<ion. our Public School e.yalom the most
eliicient way to Educate the masses; and.
should the Slate educate her children. DR.
cushion opened by G. J. N. Wilson, followed
by J. B. S. Davis and T. A. 12. Evans, ail of
whom favored tiie negative of the first prop
osition.
At 12 m. took a recess of two hours for
refreshments.
AFTERNOON SB -NTON.
Institute met at 2 p. m., J. A. B. Malmfie*
in the chair.
The following qmWi.nD from “ Query
Box,” were read and discussed.
1. Wood the oiis ov kritite bo advantnjus
to the Intreats ov this Institute.
2 II ow near to each other may Public
Schools be located, without conflicting.
8. How can the Public School system be
improved.
Lecture by J. A. B. MahafTey. 20 minutes.
Lecture by G. J. N. Wilson.
The following resolution of thanks was
offered by G. J. N. Wilson, and unanimous!',
carried by n rising vote. Resolve! that; the
Jackson county Teachers In -tilaito docs here
by tender head Git thanks to the citizens o!
Apple Valiev and vicinity, for their r. cep lon
and generous hospitality extended the nods
during this, the third quarterly session oft! e
year and that by reason of these things, and, tiie
smiling prerenee and rood attention of a
ia p go majority of the community ;it is pleas
ing and encouraging to announce that the
meeting was an exceedingly pleasant one ; and
e iabled the body to indulge injphe hope that
at least some good has been done.
The follow! mg committee was appointed to
draw up suitable resolu So: s in memory of
C. 11. Campbell dVcd.
John W. Glenn, J
G. J. N. Wilson, j- Cow.
John N. Ross, J
The chair appointed the following on re
ceptlon and arrangement to serve at the
annual meeting in October.
G. J. N. Wilson, Miss Marge Obr,
Rev. R. A. Seale, Bliss M. E. Cajuthers,
W. C. Howard, Alisa Pearl Wilson,
Mi so Mary Winbubn.
The foliowing report of the Treas. was
read and adopted.
As Freas. of the Jackson county Teachers
Institute : I beg leave to submit the following
report, Reed, of C. H. Campbell.
Trc-as. pro tern Oct. meeting, $3 00
Pah* out by coder Vice Pres. 50
Bal. of cash on hand. $2.50
R. D. 3 100 re, Treas.
Excuses for absence of the following
members were offered and accepted. J. W.
Glenn, R. A. Seale. Miss Pearl Wilson, M. L.
Parker and \Y. M. Henry.
The following order was passed. On
(notion ordered that if any member wilfully
violate any law, or refuse to comply with any
of tire rules of the Institute; that such of
fender he liable-to be expelled by a majority
vote of the members.
Tlk- folio- D : oowmit'eo wan appointed to
invent:; ifcq t! o financial condition of the
, c. O. Pittman
ancVT. I). Erwin.
Adjourned in due form.
J. A. I>. H ,a r: r, I'res'fc. pro tern.
A. A. L y. pro tern.
yuc* rrr—-r- ~ -‘TV' " -'- r " ■ -**
ocrtisemcjifs.
A PROCLAMATION.
GSOUG-IA:
BjA.IL CodjAltt, Governor of
said. State.
WHEREAS, Official information has been
received at this Department that a brutal murder
was committed in the County of Jackson on the
6th day of July inst., upon the body of Susan
Ilill. by some person or persons unknown.
I have than .’it proper, therefore, to issue this
my Proclamati n, hereby offering a reward of
Three hundred Dollars for the apprehension and
delivery of said unknown murderer or murderers,
with nr-, -'f suhicioTit to convict, to the Sheriff of
said County and State.
And 1 do nr . charge and require all
Officers in this Uh.te, Civil and Military, to be
vigilant in end . uu to a] prehend the said
ut ’uio ; i .u . ' :. r . ( r :u;ir ..r.-rs, in order that
they tnay l-e brought to trial for the offence with
which they stand charged.
Gh r my hand and the Great
So.nl of Vue State, at the Capitol in
.1 : fibs tho tenth day of July,
in . . r of vtir Lord One Thousand
bluff bred and eighty, and of the
' be ; . : noo of the i n:ted States of
rj: r.-:i ; m -Jim Hundred and
ALFRED 11. COLQITT. Governor.
By the Governor : N. 0. BARNETT, Secretary
of State.
pr,'" ’ ~~T A GENTS
• • WANTED.
\V F. WANT u Id ' ■ p number of active ener
getic can-, a-> -u • . in a pleasant and prof
itabh will Had this a rare
oliuilCC*
TO Tviß:'b.£-r.13 HONEY.
Such will please answer this advertisement by
letter, enclosing stamp for reply, stating what
business *th-.y hwe been engaged in. None but
those who moan business need apply.
Add] ss FINLEY, HAS,VKY & CO,,
Atlanta, Ga.
\] 17 W wibß o bJ,df IT T
L\ 1 a v f ,rA-.:?•.1 S'HI jl jLj li.
] have j ha 1 a •; .*• ba.••i to my c.iho.r Machinery,
a •;* ; J o' 'bww-bhb mid being a practical
Miller,
ICi -bm .... a 'bi ii.oaction
All i ask is a
Jefferson Ga.
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•bFdiVE AN 1.-TJANCTid.N- ON DISEASE
By invigoratingr. feeble constitution, renovating
a debilitated • : ; .opee. and enriching a. thin and
innutritions eiWuhuion with Hostotter’s Stomach
Bitters, t at* mo si. •. m most dily sanctioned,
and A •;> most popui ir tonic and preventive in
existence.
For Hale sts and Dealers generally.
' \ ‘-..a.-TV.<•*„ k.x*asfmst+
fik you c: ~. -; ; ■eJ hy the strain of
your duties,. -■ cn-r.ulaataana tafce eg
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v/000,, y . kv. t you feel
that your . nlng ©r __
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I.w' cor-.pl. fit;t, dla
* eeaseoi t_i •- •- -.'.ir'cror Harvest
w i oc v;l>l.u oared itvao no
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If you are E!;n’.lvwea!c -v :• v •'••■•'•.lf-., try it! Buy it.
Insist upon it. Your drr.gglas keeps It.
It may save yo-w r f r - savedliandreda.
Hop Coai;h Coro it the .-■■ ;t, ? ■.fe.ttcr.tt best. A*k children.
The Hop l’ad (at : v. ' rr . ' ' , ;;si-.pa;'ior to all others.
It is prrl'oct. Atk ilrarsist.
P, '. C, is an afc-cT - •ti.sc-i i.- for dvrakenasß, use of
BA ■•■.," c;<■.- ‘.l r.. (BSSSaJifcf
All aoo.'O sold by drojglsU. Hop Qlttere liirp. Cos., RochesterTNT^
CAUTION. '
! lioreby vvar,-. h!! y.jrs n. in this State, not to
hire or ha-rUi* ••• i' : i'>;:a.is (c I have
ejnploycd Shu diiiia * the year, 18T). ilo has left
me without cause, uu>{ i will any person who
may hire him to a strict account under the laws
of this state. J. M. BAILEY.
YEETmMA.
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oiiikcs T?eU'.ln eab/. -t -.no srcycats
Worma.
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For sale at DR. jSNDERGRA SS, Drug Store.
JJowa 2K> r r..>rr2sgoa,
ATTOUNAY AT LAW,
'.’in . \ ..y ills* Geouoia.
Protapt aiKl faitl ful attention given to all Busi
ness placed in his hand:-..
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Ja feiaon. Ga.,
Offers hi3 profess; ; •: :o the people of
•Telxerson and surround ; ys couucry, and nopes by
diligence ami attention nn-.i Ids best skill to*merit
and receive a share ofth*. paidio patronage. Will
practice physic in all its branches. Tro years ex
perience under a long expericncod and sucessfull
practitioner.
e next doci t F-kkst Nk'.vs o^jee.
VAUHIJIGE .S'JfOP.s-1
Main Street, Gainesville, Georgia,
MANUFACTURER OF
Phaetons, Buggies and Farm WagJ
I respectfully invite the people of Jackson county, and the public generally to o n
my work before purchasing elsewhere. As I AM STILL IN TIIE CARR l \
with GOOD STOCK, GOOD WORKMEN, and CLOSE ATTENTION TO BUfHNiL
pared to olfer them anything in my line at 1 ESS, 1J
Hocli Bottom Pigm. e
So send on your orders and work. Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Repairing Done in All of Its Branches t
Respectfully,
Feb. 6th ISSO . G. W. WALKER,
LOOK out FOll the
WIIEKihc WHISTLE BLOW
11. I). Hitman, is receiving by rail and wagons a fresh Stock of Goods, to add tn -I
arge stock in store, consisting of 10 hls al l
LADIES and MENS HATS, EOOTS and SHOES
both coarse and fine.
Boys and Misses Hats, Boots anti Shoes,
a full line of Ladies Dress goods consisting of
WORSTEDS, IMITATION WORSTEDS, ALPACAS, MUSLINS, LAWNS,I’d
AND SWISS. ’ ’'
Together with a large and beautiful lot of PRINTS, also a full line 31EXS DRESS GOOIK I
SIMEEES, JEANS, LINENS and COTTON ADES, and a full line ofnotions, also Glassawii'i
cry ware. Tin and Hardware consisting of Sweeps, Scrapes, Turners, Shovels and Scooters \L
Hoes and Ditching Shovels &c.&c. Also a big lot of Drugs and Patent Medicines, also Susar b
Tea. Soda, Bacon, Molasses, Syrup, Corn, Flour and a splendid lot of Tobacco of all grades
which, he wishes to sell cheap, to make room for his large stock which will come when the Rail
gets here. Uncle Dick will lake pleasure in waiting on the Ladies.
RESPECTFULLY,
Pond Forh Ga., May 28th. 11. I). HUM \
ndS gfs\ erv*>. n—sEsn M u *
y o sll ri i w j fe rr AAfif
I OilIKiW ol w U b ||l |i|i
\J %$
rtf all descriptions, PRINTS, MUSLINS. GINGHAMS, DOMESTICS. See., and a full ]ii
DRESS GOODS of every variety; NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES. Ac. My as
incut of
Clothing
is complete, embracing all the latest styles and all grades, and in full suits, for men. I have
in stock every variety of
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Family Groceries, Hardware,
CUTLERY, GLASS WARE, CROCKERY, &c., &c. In a word, I have everything good toe
wear or do almost anything else with, all of which I propose to sell as cheap as first-class good!
he bought ait} - where.
J hanktul far former patronage, l hope all my old customers and many new ones will call 01
before purchasing elsewhere.
F. M. BAILEY
N. IL —No trouble to show goods. Call, even if you don’t buy.
S, 8- YEAR%¥OOD
P E ID MO NT SALOO N.
OPPOSITE PEIDMOHT HOTEL.
GAINESVILLE. G -A. .
Deslcr in Fine Llpers, Wines, Beer, Cigm &
ToMeeo.
READING AND DTLLI Alt!) ROOM AT
TACH EL, TABLES FIRST CLASS.
A. L .HULL,
BKOMLSM,
ATHENS, - - GEOItGIA.
WILL buy and sell on Commission Securities
of all kinds. Oflice : at the Bank of the
I adversity. Refers to Y. L. G. Harris, Ferdinand
Phinizy Stevens Thomas.
W. Fleming. \ J. W. Burke.
J Macon, Ga.
FLEMING & BURKE,
BOOKSELLERS STATIOKERES.
Atliens Or •&;„
Will take pleasure in obtaining anything in
their line.
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES.
Alaysvills Shoe Factory.
Wc manufacture all kinds of shoes; mens’
Brogan’s and Boots, ladies’ High and Low Quar
tered Shoes, childrens’ Shoes, HARNESS and
BRIDLES. Wc are prepared to make all kinds
offinework. We work the best material in the
most popular styles, and
Warrant our Work Equal to
any Goods on the Market.
We have experienced workmen employed, for
both coarse and tine work. As we defy competi
tion in quality, prices and service, we hope to
have the pleasure of supplying you with Boots and
Shoes. BROWN & RILEY.
Maysville. Ga.
m*W e also keep constantly on hand a select
stock of Groceries and Provisions, Bacon. Lard,
Sugar, Coffee, Syrup and Dry Goods, Arc.. Ac.
WHITE LEA
AND
OILS,
Varnishes & Color
9
Bfr%
MEDICINES and CHEMICAI
Grass and Clover Seed-
For any of above, or anything in the Drug' l
call on
E. C. LONG & CO.,
Wholesale & Retail Drags l2
ATHENS, GA-
October 24th, 1879.
MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW RESTOBt
Just published, a _ .
of 2>r C lTf
Celebrated •! J®,
radical cure (without medicine) ol •
riioea or Seminal Weakness. Involu jn*V
nal Losses. Impotency, Mental anu rn} ‘ “
capacity, Impediments to Marriage, c | c m
Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, k
-self-indulgence or sexual
The celebrated author, in this admire
clearly demonstrates, from a thirty )' ears e ;
full practice, that the alarming conseqn
self-abuse may be radically cured n>.•
dangerous use of internal medicine or tn l x
tion of the knife ; pointing out a m .°, ,° me *ri- ;
once simple, certain, and effectual, m
which every sufferer, no matter what t
may be, may cure himself cheaply, pr l ' 3 I ‘'
radically. > . .. ha ndS
Lecture should be m tnc
every youth and every man in the lanu. t
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope.
dress, post-paid, on receipt of six cen
postage stamps.
Address the Publishers, ,
TEH CULVERWELL MEDICAL t -
41 Aun St., NewgYcik : P- C