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Newspaper Page Text^ortl\-f;ist fjcorgian, j / V - '.j . A- > PUBLISHED EVERY , FRIDAY JMOR'YIJVG, T. AY. & T. L. GANTT, S3 PER ANNUM ATHENS BUSINESS CARDS, Gault In thi* Column, $12 a year per *qr. Citation for Letter* of Guardianship..... —IS < Citation for Lotterr of A<linini«tmO»n...o.„_. 4 < Application fnrLelters of Dismiesinn Adlu’r.. 4 *» Application S.r letter* oMIom'on Guard...<“ Application for Lenin to fMI Land*..**.... ~.|S I Notice lit ItebtorAaM OefUtnrh:....!............!..** ( Sales of Land, Ac., per aqitare .............. Sale* l’crishahlo Property, U> day*, |>er mj.. Kstroy Notice*, :» day* JLA11AR COBB, A. S. ERWIN, HOWELL COBB • COBB, ERWIN & COBB, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AT21EXS, GEORGIA. w* Office in the Deujiree linibling.^gfA SAMUEL P. THURMOND, *ltlorncy at JLatv, ATHENS, GEORGIA. over Barry’* .Store, Broad Street. *%* Will Practice In the Counties of Clarke, Waif on, Jackson, Banka, Franklin, Madlaotiand Hall. PAINTING. W . M. BONE "PROPOSES TO DO ALL KINDS J- of Painting—Hnusa, Carriage an«l Furniture work-in the neatest, cheapest and most dnrahie style. AN*, imitation work and gln/.ing ami paper hanging done at «hort notice. Prompt attention given toall order* left at the Bras Store*, or at hi* Shop on Clayton street, 2d <t«K»r S. K. K]dseojuil clmrcU, Allien* Gn. feh7—ly. UNIVERSITY HOTEL. It. H. LAMBKIN H aving opened a hotel on Wall afreet, otrer* to our citizen* and the travelling public, su-loct BOA 111) and Lodgings If desired, i aide always furnished w ith the heat the market atlords, and served up in a superior manner. Give mo a call. Jeb22-It Livery Stable “That’s my expression” as the prin ter said wlieu he kissed his sweetheart. Here is the newest floral ‘sentiment; If you wish ior heart’s-easc, don’t look to mari-gold. A doctor in Cincinnati advertises that he can cure anything in the world but hams. A little boy being asked, “What is the chief end of man ?” replied: “The e nd what is got the head on.” A farmer thinks the words, “Ho* every one that thirsteth,” should read, “Thirst, every one that hoeth.” Very few horses eat corned beef, but we saw one standing the other day be fore a store with a bit in his mouth. [ HAVE A LIVERY STABLE On !/'/iomas Street, vhvrv Hone* will lie KEI> and cared for. .11™, WAGON YARD. res of Hoises . II. j: z. cooper. ?*w G - c-~t = ? oo” i ^ g ri S13 8 26 lug - V 6 i? = &■ oW ft Si e sS* * * , ' VI - “ i 30 A Negro Burned Alive for Ravishing and Murdering a Woman. Memphis, April 16.—The Apgusta (Ark.) Bulletin this week contains the following letter, from Thomas Warren, Union county, Arkansas, to J. M. Courtney, of Kearney county, Missou ri, and dated but a few days ago : I will tell you of a horrible murder that took jiliice not far from where 1 live.— It happened about a month* ago.— There were four negroes concerned in it. A married lady went to a neigh bor’s house to stay several days. She was not well when she left home, and her husband told her that he would take care of the children until she came back ; hut when she got to where she was going, there was __ , , , _ — ..as going, there was no oge at They have a young lady at Grand, home bift the hired men, and she start- ? 3 O I IS If 5* S ! g • ^3 Zft ck ?- ^ 1% s £ \ 3 CO 5 &=> F- A C“D CHARLEY HILL At 11m old established baebe:r-shop, <l’i ilmail Struct, over the store of Mwn. J. U. A L* C. Mathew*, havo the l»<?*t ami most attentive workiueu and all the modern appliance* tor Sharing, Shampooing, Hair dressing, elr., L;ulic* and childrvn waited on at their residence*, whim do*ircd. Post mortem case* will receive pr*»tnj»f and careful attention. Oct. 11, 1$?2. Lively, Feed and Sale Stable, ATHENS, G-A. GANN & REAVES.... PROPRIETORS Wild* BE FOUND AT THEIR Y «>M *t:»n l, rear Frankiin House building, l nouns streel. Keep always on hand got*l Turn on j» aim careful driver*. •Stock well cared for when entrusted to our care. Mock on hand for sale at all time*. deelB-tf BOO'AH (Ss CHAFPIN, Market SI reel, near four! House, Family (irocery and Bar Boom Keep* constantly on hand choice Family Groce ries*. «t all kind*, and the liosl brand* ol Wines, Liquors and Cisar*. tiiyc n* a call, and you will find everything in our line of th« best, and price* a* l«.w a* t lit* lowest. Athens Foundry A. Machine *v- Works. ( General FOUNDERS and Machinist*. Pal tern Work, Smithing an .t K-njirnuj. Hatin; an extensive collection ut 1‘alicrn*. iujnufacture IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS Mill and Gin (fearing, Mining and Mill Machine ry, Steam Kngim**, Saw Mills, Hoisting Screw*, Lighter Screw*, Sugar Mills, Cotton Seed Cru*h- cr*, Shafting. Pulleys. Thrc*her*. Fan Mills, Minuter*, Bark Mills, Mill Spindle*, Horse-Pow er*, Kittle Staff*, Mill Crank*, Corn Shcdlers, Ac. AUo m uiufactnrc, and arc Agent* for, the most approved Turbine Water Wheels, Brooks* Patent Involving i^tton Press, Iron Fencing, Grave Ku- < ••..Mires, Balconies, Ac. R. NICKERSON, v . Agent and Snpvrlnlemlvnt. , 7”‘l! rinding* furnished at manufartu- * r • I'ric. j. Jan il.il- Ra])ids who is so conscientious that she won’t take a kiss without returning it. “I live in my love’s eye,” said lan guishing Jones. “I believe yon, my boy,” said rude Brown, “for she’s got a sty in it.” A young man in town wears a ten c.nt silver piece on his short bosom, and calls it a dime and pin, which it certainly is. i A negr®, after gazing at the Chi nese, exclaimed: “If de white folks iz dark as dat out dere, I wonder what’s de color ob de niggars?” I would sav to all young men ; mar ry your second wile first, and keep out of debt by all means, even if you have to borrow money to do it. A poet says: “Oh, she was fair* hut sorrow came and left his traces there.” What became of the balance of the harness he don’t state. Upon being asked her father’s pro fession, a Cincinnati belle said he "em balmed pork, she believed.” The neighbors call him an old hog [.acker. The editor of an Eastern paper, hav ing received a bank-note detector, re turns thanks, and modestly asks for some bank-notes upon which to test its accuracy. A l>eautiful Indiana school girl, thir teen years old and six feet one inch high, is causing a general rupture among the suspenders of the short boys who try to kiss her. A French author has translated passage from one of Coo|*er’s novels as follows : He descended from his horse in front of the chateau and tied him to a large grasshopper. The original reads, a large locust. “How like its father it is!” exclaim ed the nurse on the occasion of the christening of the balio, whose father was over seventy and had married a young wife. “Very like,” replied a sartirieal lady; “It hasn’t a tooth in its head.” The following concise and comprehen sive note was sent to an Illinois mer chant by a neighboring farmer the oth er day: “Send me a trace-chain and two hinccs. Jane had a baby last night—also two padlocks.” “Doctor,” said a sick man, “what is the matter with me?” “Ccrehro-spinal meningitis,” said the doctor, solemnly. “Ah !” cried the patient with a sigh, and into hold out against such a dis ease as that. He died of dictionary. An* Irish Bull.—“Bednd, thin,” says Patrick, “the first bird I ever saw was a porcupine. I shot at him with my spade, and the first time I hit him, I missed him. The second time I hit him, I hit him where I missed him tlfe first time.” A New York merchant, while re cently taking dinner upon one of the Canadian steamers, very innocently took an egg, broke its shell, and emp tied its contents, as he supposed, into an egg-cup. After arranging it to suit his taste, lie raised the supposed cup when lo! it was a “China napkin-ring., At Lawrence, Kansas, on Sunday, while a minister was holding forth in the church, a crowd got up a cock fight in the yard. The [.eople who had con gregated in the church went out to stop the fight, but awaited until the battle was over before objecting. The minis ter looked out of the window at the crowd, and said, “We are all misera ble sinners—which whipped ?” ed hack. She had not gone far before a negro man stopped her horse, took her off the horse, hitched it outride of the road, and told her to take the path before him, and drove and pushed and [lulled her eight miles into the bottom, and tied her to a tree, and ravished her. He kept her there three days ami nights tied to the tree. The se cond day, while there, she had a child in the woods by herself. She was gone from home three days before her hus band went after her. He went over to the Louse where she had started to go; and when he found she was not there., he started home, and found the horse tied where the negro had left it three days liefore. He took the horse home and collected several men togeth er and commenced hunting for her ; and next dav they saw two little ne groes, who told them that they had seen a negro the day before, driving a white woman liefore him down the path. They scattered off to huut for them, and got so close that the negro went by where the woman was tied, killed her with a stick, and then left her. The negro stopjied at a house, and asked a negro man and boy if there was anybody hunting for a miss ing lady. They told him yes ; and, ns he got up to start, they caught him and started hack with him and met one of the men in pursuit. They made him tell where the woman was; he said he killed her. They then made him take them to where she was. He said they were in sight of her the day be fore, when the woman fainted. He said she had fainted three or four times while tied, and she begged him to turn her loose, and lie would not. They took the negro to her husband nnd ask ed, him what they must do with him. He told them to hum him. The men who had him wore all negroes.— They built two log heaps and put him in the middle. They were twenty- four hours burning him. They cut his toes off and made him swallow them, ami then cut strips of his skin off his body and made him broil them on the cords and eat them. And they would roll him in the coals and take him out and talk to him, and put him back. At last they built a large fire, put him on top of it, and let him burn to ashes. There was not a white man that had anything to do with it—all | negroes. The other three negroes that were killed were shot dead on the spot; they knew where the woman was, and would not tell. In those days miners would flock in crowds to catch a glimpse of that rare and blessed spectacle, a woman. Old inhabitants tell how, in a certaing ramp, the news went abroad, early in the morning that a woman was come ? Tliey had seen a calico dress hangin out ot a wagou down at the camp ground—sign of emigrants from over the great plains. Everybody went down there, and a shot went up when au actual, bona fide dress was discovered fluttering in the wind! The maleemi- grant was visible. The miners said.; ‘ Fetch her out! Hesaid: “It is my wile gentlemen—sli,e is sick—we have been robbed of money, provisions, every thin® by the Indiaus—we want to rest* ^Fetch her out! AVe’ve got to see her!” “ But, gentlemen, the poor thing she—” “Fetch her out!” He fetched her out, and they swung their hats and sent up three rousing cheers and a tiger; and they crowded around and gazed at her, and touched her dress, and listened to her voice with the look of tnen who listened to a memory rather than a present reality —and then they collected . 82,500 iu gold and gave it to the man, and swung their hats again and gave ihree more cheers, and went home satisfied. Once I dined in San Francisco wiih the family of a pioneer, and talked with his (laughter, a young lady whose first experience in San Francisco was an adventure, though she herself did not remember it as she was only two or three years old at the time. Her lather said that, after landing from the ship, they were walking up the street, a servant leading the party with the little girl in her arms. And presently a huge miner, bearded, belted, spurred and bristling with deadly weapons— just down from a long campaign in the mountains, evidently—barred the way, stopped the servant and stood gazing, with a face all alive with gratification and astonishment. Then be sakL- re verently: “Well, if it ain’t a child!” And then he snatched a little leather bag out of his pocket and said to the ser vant; “There’s a hundred nnd fifty dollars in dust, there, and I’ll give it to you to let me kiss the child!” That anecdote, is true. Bat see how things change. Sitting at that dinner-table, listening to that anecdote, if I had offered double the money for the priv ilege of kissing the same child, I should have been refused. Seventeen added years have far more than doubled the price.—Mark Twain. HIS ANSWER. tioug wikoeaMf^a^ merciless manner.. Sometimes, however, the former get demanded a learned counsellor. William, who was considered a foot, screwed up his face, and lookihg thoughtful and somewha£ repiled» • , “ Moses, I s’pose.” “That will do,” said the counseller, addressing the Ooart. ‘The witness- says he supposes Moses made him; that is an intelligent answer —r more than I thongjit him capable of giving, for it show* that he has some f'aiut idea of §cripUjr&jX_ J. submit that - is not sufficient efltineTum to be swofn ns a witnpss capable ofgiving evidence.” “Mister Judge,” said the fool, “ may I ax the lawyer a question?” “Certainly,” said the Judge. “ Well, then, Mister Lawyer, who d’ye s’pose made you ?” “ Aaron, I s’[wise,” said the lawyer, imitating the witness. « After the mirth hail somewhat sub sided, the witness, drawled out: “ Wa’I, neow, we do read in the Book that Aaron once made a calf, but who’d a’ thought the critter’d got in here?” -. it.tt ■ ii: it Sheri if Sale.-, jw^luTyof 10 lints or lex*......... 3 S» NO. 91. Rule JIMfen.)u«n-. each Ilian 1 M ■ " . '.J; H 1 ■ ! KING’S CURE) .•» *Ai- -.1 d-x :: t: -ft-jnn ' i* ii *-4 n Li** ..... . , ForoVer Forty Yean* this TPJELY VEGETABLE. i r, . MwIMne has prursjd to be the GfflJAT ‘ UNFAILING ; SPECIFIC Is Certain# Piroiftpt 1 mm 1 7tis.: .»<••* : ■* Discoveries at Pompeii.—The Unita Nntionale, of Naples, gives an account of same interesting researches recently made in the ruins of the bur ied city: “In the porch of a small house two skeletons that of a woman, Curious Causes of Death.—The last publication of the British death- rate and its causes is curious reading. One man died from the bite of a eat; and two more from the bites respec tively of a ferret and an adder. An other was stung to death by bees. And a man and a boy died of falling from velocipedes, and an old lady was killed by injuries inflicted by that agreeable machine. The swallowing of a shell, a screw, and a cherry-stone, put a jieriod to the lives of three in fants, while two died of putting, one a stone, the other a bead, into the ear. Swallowing bones sent three people nut of the world, swallowing coins finished two, aud swallowing a pin quickly pricked on grim Death for one. A scratch from a thorn killed a woman of middle age; improper med icine poisoned eight people, and im proper food five; 444 young persons were smothered by bedclothes, and 930 persons during the year lost their lives A Singular Religious Quarrel. —The village of Bethlehem, in Syria, the birthplace of Chrisf, is at this time the^ceue of a disgraceful quarrel be tween the Latin and Greek Patriarchs. Iu the quaiut old church which is sup posed to stand on the spot where stood the manger in which Christ was laid at his birth, the chief of the Catholics lias hung a new tapostiy curtain uert s; the “Grotto of the Nativity,” iu the place of the one burnt in 1871, and which the Ottoman government was to have replaced in order to eud the tra ditional disputes between the Greek and Latin Churches, relative to the proprietary rights in said curtains. This action of the Latin clergy has called out a protest from the Greek, which the Greek Patriarch at Jerusalem has ad dressed to the Sublime Porte. Both parties have now agreed to refer the question to the French Ambassador at Constantinople. , Heads Off May 20rn. — The Washington Star, of Saturday, say Frequent inquiries are nmde at the Internal Revenue Bureau as to when the act of December 24th, 1872, abol ishing the office of Assessor and Assist ant Assessor of Internal Revenue will take effect. The Commissioner, in re ply, notifies all that the law will he put into operation on the 20th of May next, and Ift that time the services of all the Assessors, two hundred and thirty in number, and the assistant; about one thousand two hundred, will he dispensed with. The law provides that it shall go into effect on or before the 1st of July next, and the Com missioner hits selected the 20th of May as the most convenient time. A . A~, CONSTIPATION; Jaundice, ltiUloto attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Colic, Depression of .Spirits, SOUK STOMACH, Heart Burn, CHILLS and FKVEK, A.l, Ac. After years of careful experiments, to meet a gieat ainl urgent demand, we now produce from «*ur original Genuine Potcders, THE PREPARED A Liquid form of Simmon*’ Liver Ri'gulator, con taining all its wonderful and valuable properties, aud otter it iu . ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES. The Powder*, price a* before, per package. Scut by mail ,.^..1.04 •• Q-A.TJ TION. Buy no Powder* or Prepared Simmons’ Regula tor unless in our engraved wrapper, with tiarie mark, rftatnp and signature uubroken, None oili er ikgeuuiuc. J. H. ZEILIN & CO., Macon, tin., and Philadelphia SOLI) BY ALL DRUGGISTS. janS-tiui Purify Your PJood BLOOD AND LIVER At LONGS & BILLUPS. fWW’A 'tfEEH.YT srtll prevent tke IHmi*e among Miliri, all kinds, line Dottle, -Worth FIFTY CEjfTS, makes Two Gallon, of Medicine. The u*e of it wiU save Thousands of Dollars aunualle to North east Georgia. VUKPAllEll UV DR. WM. KING ATHEISTS, And for sale hv Merchant* generally, and by RARRKTT, LAND & CO., Augusta, Wholesale Agents. feb*21-Cm BKI SSE&AIOON Keeps Constantly on Hand the Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. At their It\It will be found the l»est of every thing to drink, served up “according to Gunter.” Gentleman will also find No. 1 BILLIARD TABLES, kept in good order. To the Children ! SUPERIOR CHEWING GUM At LONGS & BILLUPS. Georg in Railroad Scliedw-le 'ft&TfcE or cirAN(rE or sctiKriiT.E ———ON Tilt- * GEORGTA aud M ACON and AUGUSTA RAIL RODS; Superintendent** tMBre* T Georgia and Maron X Augusta RsIItwmI. e Augusta, G June u, lh72. ) O N AND AFTER NVftDNKS- UA-Y, .1mm .1th, tsTf, the I’dsMtpwr Tmins. on the I ienriiu and MaojU aud A'^dsfn ltaiffiud-'i wilt run »* lolluws f «jVl!i- JT'Tt n> GKO Bill A HAHjltQAB>i -tin . li(UfrP4xmnge*'!Frttw*iiill dmT Xiyht Batonupr Train. W*4 — — " '' * .> is |>. p,,. as it had on a bracelet in massive gold, * n railway accidents, l he proportion of an unusual form, composed of thick rings soldered to each other, the whole being fastened by two pieces of wire of the same mental. The day after, in the garden of the same building, was discovered a small statue, seated, about two feet high, of a rather unco Mi llion model. It is in terra cotta, but of no definite type. The head, in fact, is absolutely that of Jupiter; the fi gure is covered with a tunic, having short sleeves which only cover the up per part of the arms; the legs and hand are crossed; a cloak falls from the shoulders and envelops the lower limbs ; the right hand holds a papyrus, so that the belief is it must represent a philosopher. Two days after, however, a more important work of art was I shoving the countrarv beast along. of suicides to every million of the pop ulation is about seventy, the deaths by hanging, the knife, and drowning be ing most numerous. Heart disease the year’s record shows to tie increas ing, a state of things which is said by eminent physicians to be caused by the greater wear and tear of business and the increased mental activity of the age. A Danbury young man who was once a clerk, lately went on a farm to Work. The first night in his new position he was detailed to remove a calf from the apartment of its parent to another shea, and while engaged, as thousands have been before him, BUY YOUK PIANOS and ORGANS AT HOME AND SAVE FREIGHT. THE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO FURNISH ATSTD A Touching Incident of the Atlantic Tragedy.—John Charles Ellery, a steward, tells of Rosey Hheat, about three years old. “Slie sat at my table,” says lie, “with her father, mother and brother, nnd was ftmd of me. When I got out Mr. Sheat placed her in my arms in her night dress, and asked me to save her. I thought of inv own little girl of the same age in Liverpool, and I kept her as long as I could. I .‘aw her father and mother swept away by the sea and the little one moaned aud cont n uallv called, ‘Papa ! I am so wet!’ She died in my arms, and I had not the heart to let her drop, but handed her to a man who was stronger than nivsclf.”—yew Tori: Tribute. Surveyor, Architect. the same. (.cute all descriptions oi - -ati "Wale, „f Law lithe,of Captain E. 1‘ *- K. LUMPKIN. >->*uoiy Surveyor. »ramnc!7<> r, ?nniul! 1 "f*"i:ute descriptions oi Houses, Bridge*, jandl-tr Fine Whisky, for sale liy ft T. UKUMIIV & CO. DANIEL’S Magic oil X.D.IC <7lT L'a*‘l I - aTC , "* d bANIKI.’S Fnwt ^ijL^wid^I «n remmuMnd ll for l'li«*l f v p| ussr -h«r every "o.*1 -.u > a,ia * *P- —-liiiitaTL* ftlEfSS' A man who went for the first time to play ten pins, kept driving away at the pins, to the imminent peril of the boy, who, so far from having anything to do in “setting up,” was actively trying to avoid the halls of the player, which rattled ou all sides of the pins without touching them. At length the man, seeing the predicament the boy was in, yelled .>ut, as he let drive another ball, “Stand in among the pins, hoy, if you don’t want to get hurt.” The Fence and Stock Law.—In 1872 the Lcgislatureof Georgia pars’d a law in regard to fences and tock, and the question seems to bo exciting a good deal of attention just now in various portions of the State. The law pro vidcs that upon the petition of fifty freeholders, the Ordinary shall proceed to order an election. In the event of a counterpetition from fifty freeholders, the Ordinary shall proceed no further. Notice of election is to be given in due form, and the poll upon the question is to be had on the first Monday iu July next. Li nder this law the boundary line of each lot or parcel of land i’s to be considered a lawful fence, and no an imal used or fit for food and labor will he allowed to ruu at large be yond the limits of the land of the owner. Many counties are moving in the matter,’ and it is very likely that in some of them the law will be adopted. There is opposition, however, in some sections, and the fight will be hotly con tested. found at the bottom of another garden contiguous to the one aliove mentioned, namely, a marble Venus, measuring, with the base, more than a yard in height. It is in perfect preservation, ns it only wants two fingers of the right hand, hut the most remarkable characteristic is that it is colored. The excavations of Pompeii and Herculan eum have produced - many other speci mens of painted marble, but the tints have all more or less faded away. In the present work the hair is yellow, the eye-lashes and eyebrows black ; the chiamy, which from the left arm, pass ing behind the shoulders, descends on the legs and covers the lower parts, is also tinted yellow outside, while the interior folds show at the edges some traces of blue and red. The rude parts are white. The left arm, the hand of which holds ihe apple of Paris, rests upon a smaller statue, the drape ry of which is also tinted yellow, green and black " the mother reached under the tails of his coat with her horns, and suddenly lifted him up against the roof of the building with a force that threatened to break every hone in his body- The first thing he did on returning to earth was to rub himself; the next thing was to throw up his place. He said he didn’t doubt that agriculture was a noble pursuit, and that the farmer needed an assistant in the discharge of the multifarious duties, but he didu’t believe the Creator de signed him for making skylights in cow-sheds.—Danbury Newt. A Female correspondent of the Cin cinnati Commercial, writing from Washington, avails herself of thepriv- ilage of the sex by indulging in this suggestive paragraph-: ‘"Both Mr. and Mrs. Grant are getting stout, and his face has a decidedly rubicund tinge. It’s all owing, no dopbt, to the beef and South Down mutton that is said to be regularly imported from England for the President’s table. The explanation may lit the l’rcsi dent’s case, but whether the same ex planation applies also to Her Kxcel- ency’s is, of course, as Dundreary would express it, “what no fellah can find out.” To Newspaper Borrowers. — Here is how editors talk to 1 he bor rowing individuals: “Got a paper to spare ?” > > “Yes sirs; here’s one of our last. Would you liko to subscribe, sir, and take it regularly ?" “I would, but I’m poor. That man just came from the circus —rcost, fifty cents; lost time frotn his ev „ went into the telegraph office at Aroostook, Maine, for the purpose of sending a dispatch. The message was taken by the operator, and the pair proceeded down stairs. They had just reached the sidewalk, when the gong at the “Snell House” was sounded for tea. Whereupon, one of the pair went j info the air several feet, exclaiming,! “By Jerusalem! there it goes, Jim!” “I don’t miss- my churcjt so much as you suppose,” said a lady to her min ister, who had called upon her-during her illness," for I make Betsey sit at the window as soon as the bell b^ins to chime, and tell who are going to church, and whether they have got anything ®* w VnUi m h ;froi dollar The other night, two countrymen,, f arni) fifty cell ts, liquor, judging idently from the rural districts, the smell, fift/cents, making a i " ° antl a half already thrown awayr'and then begging for a newspaper, alleging that he was too poor to pay for it 1 poor to pay That’s what we call saving at the spigot and losing at the bung-hole. Every day in the week is the Sab bath of some nation. Sunday is observ ed by the Christians, Monday by the Greeks, Tuesday by the Persians, Wednesday by the Assyrians, Thurs day by the Egyptians, Friday by the Turks, and Saturday by the Jews. New York has had over seven hun dred homicides the past thirteen years, and in ninety-two cases the perpetra tors have never been discovered. OF THE MOST APT ROVED MAKES, At Factory Prices, Delivered in Athens oiKImiIih ii i) i t ■ i FREE OF FREIGHT. Every Instrument Hold by 31c is Fully Warranted FOR FIVE YEARS! I will furnish ANY PIANO MADE IN THE UNITED STATES at as low a price as the same can he Knight any where else. («ive me your orders an«l I will sell you a 1’IANO that will give aali.«laction or refund the Money. l*lcau»e reineml er that 1 cannot be undersold. T. A. BURKE. ATHENS, GA. L.’vre A nvmst.i ...... Uave Atlanta at -V (Ml p. Arrive at Atlanta at <» Arrive at .\ii£ii«ta at 6 Mir. nt. MACON AND AUGUSTA It. Hi Day Parnttger Train; Leave Atlanta at 11 CMfn. nV. Ia-ave Mao»n at f* a, m. Arrive in Augusta at - ? 43 f». in. Arrive iu Macon at-.....—.. 7 +0 p. *»• Night Ptiwcugcr- Train. Leave Augusta at Ijeave Macon at Arrive in Vugnsta at —. Arrive In Macon at!- — IV.vicnger* from.Atlanta, Allien** Washington* and station* on Georgia Kailinari,- by taking tl«4c. Dav Passenger Train will make connection at < u- luah with the Train for Mnron. PollinahMF’lrst-CInasdSlwiiUur Uo»r* on all KiK'qt ruN>eiigcr Train*on flic Geonjit Railroad?, and First-rims* .•doepingCar*on all Night Tmito on lhe Mu(%in and- Augusta Railroad. S. K. JOHNSON, S‘u/,1. EULIPSJ ii- a x Ift p. m. to nop. at. o (*» a. m* 4 Ift a. iu. TS MEETING WITH UNPRECE- .1. dented vucec**, fhlly establishing it* claim a* the STASDAKD H’4 TKll WHEEL. 7liey Un it) use all overt lie* Union, and ever* win-el bvtud from forgiving unqualified satisfaction. All mzc.«, from S to 7J inches In diameter, msiiiufacturrd l-y lhe Stillwell Jt lllerre BaitttfarlMrimt < oi?i|u tty. WP For descriptive circular* and price lfot ap ply to ur address. R. MCKFIfoON. fcbfl-r.m Athens, G.v "Absolutely the Be«t prut *ction Against Fire.* Over 1200 Fire* put out with it. 4|«.nftn.O0J 00 Worth of Property saved fro u F. W. FARRELL. Seer-1 ary. 407 Bnaidway, New York. . In dally n*o by the Fire Department* of the principal citie*ot the. Union. 7*he Government ha* adopted it. 7hr Lading Railwaysu*c it. Send ftpr it> Be -or-1. febSI-ty SeasonablcGtoodsJustlieceivcd AT WIRE HANGING BASKETS, in great variety, BEAUTIFUL TOILET SES, REFRIGERATORS and ICE CIIESTS, ICE CREAM FREEZERS, WIRE DISH COVERS, . : IIIB, HAT ami PLUNGE BATH TUBS, INFANT BATHS, FOOT BATHS. A SMALL LOT OL THE CELEBRATED The very boy we have heard about, who disobeyed his father and went a- swimming, lives in Richmond, and his father said to the wicked boy: “You’ve been a-swimming.” The wicked boy- aid : “uo”“You have, air, and you have got your shirt on t’other side out.” “Pshaw 1” sail! the wieked hay; .“that shirt got turned wrong side out getting over the fence.” , H Gift enterprise The Only Reliable Gift (>istrilnition in (WfuuDtr $60,000 00 • * IN VALUABLE GIFTS TO HE IJISTKIHUTKD IN L. ’ S 11ST 15 ’ S' lootli ItEtilLAK MONTHLY . QlFT ENTERPRISE! To be drawn Monday, April2Hlh, Two liniinl Cai.italr of §5,000 each in Greenbacks Two Prizes 81000 3 Five Prizes 8500 - Ten Prizes $100 | 1 lli*r*c .111,1 lluzijy, Willi Silver-Mounted llaruec. - nrtli Srtm. ' 1 l Fine T.mcd liosfiruwl ham., wor!Ii 5500. is Kamilr SfwinjC M»clilm-* t w..rlli SI00 «ach. Hv«- Gold Wafehi« and f'liainf, worlh S W0 rarh. 5 Gold Aiur. UumiiiK Watchra, worlli SlSorwli. 1-.) L-ulira* Gold limiting IVatclic*, w,»rlh $7.1 each. SOU Gold airl Silver i-ever Hunting Walcbc. worth from Siu to S3u0ein.-b. Gold Chiino, Silver-ware, .Tcw. lrv, A r ., Ac, Wluffn number dins, 6JML Ticlieta l.imi.cd lo 60,mm. AGENTS WANTED TO SELL TICKK+S, lo whom l.itn* :il I'rcniimns will In- twill. Slii-h. Ticket. St; Six Ticket. So; Twelve Ticket. Sin ; Tc-rii; y-fivcTicket, ton. Uirculai. (.uitaiiting a full li.t of prize., a <!.- wriptiou of the manner of drawing, aid other Iti- forniaticn in reference to the Dintrihiit’nu, will Iw rdefipg them. All letter, mu-t A young man in Beau Hill, Con necticut, was wanted as a witness in a Jiqtior case. He saw {he constable coming for him, rtished into a tannery, and hid himself in tlie sweating room, wh^re the hair is loosened from jhe skins by steam. The* engineer ija'iio- •cently let on this steam; and thereon- sequcnce is that the unwilling witness is now as bald os Elisha; , f /:4-4 LI 2 wonder what causes tlue eyes of young men of the present day to be so weak?” said* youpg to^nfaily-to a country aunt, who was reading the “Pilgrim's Progress," in the smallest type, without barneys. “My dear,” was the tart response, “the eyes or young men are, in these days, placed in the weakest part.” With or without Extension Top. The sale of this Stove has Wen unprecedented since it* introduction Every Stove guaranteed to give entire satfofactl u. Everything usuallykept in a first-class HOUSE FURBISHING HOUSE ms Cheap as tliey can be purebaaed any where. Call ami examine. E. E. JONES. Ladies, whose nerves are specially susceptible to scares from cows, com plain that our mild givers of milk that gaze so pensively at passers by are permitted to ramble through our streets too much. If Homebody’s cow here after fails to “come up* it may he in the pond. Mattomiy one W add ruwNfri to Main Office, 101 \V. Fifth St. L. I>. SIXES, Box 86. Cincinnati, o 1 LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN. u»l Uubll.bH, in a fjval- iil Envrl«|i« •#* I’rice, *ix veulz. “kk A lecture on tire nature, treaturenl and radical cure uf Spurmaturrlm-a, or Seminal Wrafciiru, In- voluniary Eini-s.iuiis, Sexual Debility, and Im pediment. to nlarringe grncralli ; Nervou.ncmt, Con.il ill ill i..n. Epilepsy aud l-'li.; Mental anil Physical Ilii i|Sulty, re.tilting from .N-lf-Ahure. etc. By Robert J. Culverwell, M. D.i author of tlie “Oreeu Book,’, &e. Corner Thomas $ Clayton Streets. TTTE. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING FOKSUvD A PARTNER- T V SHIP, would re*i»cctfiil!y inform our former p»tmn*, and tin? public generally, that we have now in store, and will continue to keep, the finest stocks of tne fhllowius ever bought to Athens. Dry Goods. Groceries, Hats, BOOTS, SHOES, And everything else found in firat-dass establishments of the kind. 8@- To any one wishing to STORE COTTON, we have a FIRE-PROOF WAREHOUSE, where tne charge is only 25 cents per month, and Insurance as low os any other Warehouse. Pitncr, O’Farrell & Jackson that the avrful cpu.e<iucDr,-s of reUkahure may »« cITo-tnally reuiunxl without uicdh-ltie., and with out ilaugerotpatirglrel opetatlou^ l.mgliw, in.tru- lueuta, ring, or cunltau, polnjhgout a nmde of euro at Mice Srttain and effectual, bv whicbevrry .iillcrer, no matter whnl lUz .condition Slav hr, nlar cure IdMielfSheipiy, privately and mdirUMy. Thl. 1 rectum will prove a boon ki tbouxancD and thoutan la. i - ; Bent under real, to any add re**, In plain araled envelope, on theTpeelpt i f six rent., or two pn*t. Vie at amp*. Also, Dr. Culverwell’. •■Matriaco Guide,” price, 30 rent.. • Aildrere the jpuMI.hire, ClfAS. J. a KLINE A CO.. li «t*My r3r ’ VC " Vurk > I'-trOfUcu UivVM- rne DISSOLUTION. c - ... -—.., Photogntubc-1, is this tlay i by mutual consent. Tho will lie contin ued in all Its branches, at the suite aland, over William’. Shoe Stole, by J. 1'. (TK l i t t y April 7th, 187?.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Northeast Georgian. (Athens, Ga.) 1872-1875, April 25, 1873, Image 1