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■W. <fc T. L. GA3STTT,
*6W»W ASD PROPRIETORS, t ,
At Two Dollars Ter Annum,
CASH IN ADVANCE. ~*
MTHpeetine* CoplrsSent Kntm AppHe.tt.i ~—
*V Mirrrf Qtorgian^fi Detno-
crptip, paper, published at Athens,
Georgia, announces 1 the 'murder of
General Oanby and the Peace Com
missioner* under the following head
line*: ' " . .,
AN INDIAN MASSACRE!
Captain Jack and warriors *venge the
South by murdering General Canbr,
one of her greatest oppressors,
1 and the Pence Commissioner*.
KEEP THE BALL IN MOTION !
Tliree Chen-* for the Gallant Modoc* l!
The dastardly shameful ness of the
wretch who could find it in hi* heart
to chuckle over such a matter, is in
comprehensible to an enlightened be
ing. * But the editor of the Lynchburg
Republican, (Democratic) shows him
self to be fully as brutal, when he
says:—
*' What n pity we failed to procure
a few regiments of Modoc* for service
in the Confederacy!"
The above, we clipper] from a dirty
little Radical Sheet published in Ma
rion, Va., called the Chronicle. Who
the editor is, we neither know nor
care. Hi* name does not appear.
We dou’t look for anything else, than
such from the “ truly loial.” We ex
pect nothing from a hog but a grunt.
We should not have noticed the article
if we had not found the following in
the Atlanta Sim. We confess, the
Sun suprised us. A paper that has
professed to be intensely Southern,
that once lectured us for voting for
Greely, or rather putting him at our
most head. We could stand such
things from the Rads, hut when the
Sun pitches into us, we would only
exclaim, “ et tu Brute."
Here is what the Sun says:
AN COLT EXPRESSION.
Sometime ago, the Athens Georgian
published the following ugly express
ion:
“An Indian Massacre—Captain
Jack'and Warriors Revenge the South
by murdering General Canby, one of
her Greatest Oppressors, and the Peace
Commissioners—Keep the Ball in Mo
tion! Three Chreers for the Gallant
Modoca.”
' This paragraph has been alluded to
by a gOu«! many papers, and condemn
ed by none more promptly than by
the youthen press. While the cour
age of the Modocs may be admired,
treachery in all cases, and under all
circumstance*, is to be deprecated up
on all good men. We greatly regret
ted the expression of our cotemporary,
as it waa an exhibition of a very ugly
temper.
' We were once enemies of the United
States soldiery, but now that the war
is over, we think it behooves the peo
ple of both sections to cultivate a more
kindly sentiment towards each other.
We cannot live in peace and security
unless we do. While we would urge
the Southern people to stand firmly to
the right, fefusing to concede anything
beyond, we nevertheless would have
them guilty of no exhibition of bad
tamper because of the past. Let us
do our duty that wliatever of wrong
that may lie done, may oome from the
other. «i<l& ‘ .
If the expression is on ugly one, we
can’t help it. We know not how to
beautify it We are not Christiana
enough to love our enemies,—and to
say we regret it, when one of our op-
posers is killed, would be to state what
is not so. The Atlanta Sun has more
of fhe milk of human kimdnesa in its
composition than we have, if it can
forgive the oppressors of our people.
Like the Sun “ we were onoe enemies
of the United States Soldiery,” we
think we are still so. If there is any
change in our feelings, we are not
aware of it. We have about os much
ua for the United States Soldiery, as
the devil baa for holy water.
valid authority for calling the display
and proceedings the Good Templars
picnic; for without the action of the
Lodge, the name wive*'doe* not per
tain to the occasion, notwithstanding
what others, or members may °r i A u a.
do without |uch ai etidii. JUtuslook L
at the fostr <WWw<»tWlii ■fcn;;
namely, that there was not nor is there
a member ofthe Committee of Arrange
ments or of the Order who attended
fhe meeting of the Lodge at the rime
referred to, or any previous Lodge
meeting, but what knows as well as
your present correspondent, that the
Lodge had not considered or actaLup-
on it; but that the picnic wa’ gotten
up, provided for and arranged as men
tioned in my communication of last
^ ; *" - • * ^
GORGIA ITEMS.
A nigger has been arrested in Grif-
nmtspapers
Creek
New Advertisements.
KING’S CURE
FOR
CHICKEN CHOLERA.
-Mn. Editor.—In the last Usue of
your paper, under the heading of Gum
‘Springs, you give an aecouut of a pic-
aic, which .you say was given by
‘tboMjkwd Templars. (Omitting the
wbrd * the’ would have been more cor
rect.) You say “ for several weeks
prior to the event, the sole topic of
conversation was the approaching pic
nic of ‘the’ Good Templars;” (here
again the’ word ’ the’ is an error,) for
wtyeh great preparations were made
by * the members, (here again 4 the’ is
•a emir) of the Organisation to ren
der it a grand success. A few mem
ber* Here opposed to the anemliy, on
the ground that they did not approve
of dancing; but -their ahjeetiun was
overt uled by a large-majority, and was
decided that the pieoic should take
place on the Thursday following.
Editor, the above account
an .ffivao in your paper, would stil
leave the impression on the public out-
koflga, *hnt the picnic and
m
aefod upon igr the Lodge in iu meet
ing preceding t ihfe day anointed for
tbtffcfaitc:' Ifabi than your rendering
^ Aa Lodge did net
pci upon it, then vour
^ _ j* cbrtainly incorrect and
wiSUrt tl* proper and only legal or
.Your description of the proceedings
connected with the picnic, and espe
cially of the dance, is very flattering,
and no doubt, gratifying to the spirit
ofthe great and grand mastsr of the
Cyclops, * who walketh about as a
roaring -lion seeking whom he may
catch somebody. And as an illustra
tion of this fact, permit me to give you
a very brief account of a dance that
came off in one of the Cities of this
State some 17 or 18 years ago. There
were several individuals all of whom
according to your deflinition, were Cy
clops ; they were fond of dances, and
would frequently meet together and in
order to gratify their inclination and
desire, would freely indulge in some of
its concomitant*. Upon one occasion
they separated late in the night, and
three of them retired to and occupied
the same room in a hotel; the weather
being warm, the windows of the room
was opened twenty-five or thirty feet
above a brick pavement beneath, the
party of three had beeu in the room
hut a short time, when one of them
sprang from his seat and exclaimed
with an expression of rapture—oh
look at the monkey playing the fiddle
—and there is another, and another—
they are dancing—the room is full of
them—some of them have pretty tails—
ah 1 there they go out of the window,
and one of them without a tail—oh!
the beautiful monkey, let me catch it—
and he made a rush for the window
and had it not been for the restraining
interference of one of his companions,
he would most certainly have went
out of the window and fallen to the
pavement beneath.
I was one of the party—and at the
time, what you are pleased to call a
Cyclop,—and all the ministers in or
outside of Heaven could not have in
duced me to believe that there is a
place of torment; or a hell of fire and
brimstone beyond the grave—the
boundary of time, or that eternity
which was its awakening or dawn in
death, the workshops of the God of fire
under Mount ~£tna, Vesuvius or any
other of the chimnies from which es
capes smoke, ashes, lava, or fire not
withstanding. - But while in transit re
turning from the City, I was permit
ted to look and see with two eyes in
stead of one, and to see beyond the
shawdow of a doubt that there was, and
is a hell, and that the association of
all that is vile and miserable of the
damned in hell would be my portion
forever, without I effected my escape.
I was also enabled to realize the foot
that Jesus the Christ was the ouly
means of escape, that he was and is
the only salvation from present, and I
believe, eternal mysery—and the only
security for present, and I believe,
eternal peace and friendship with God.
And now Mr. Editor, permit me to
say in conclusion, tliat at present I am
emancipated and no longer the slave
of the devil, and being free, enjoy the
privilege of looking and seeing with
two eyes instead of one—and thus
looking and seeing, I have not the
shadow of inclination, much less desire,
to be deprived of superior vision in or
der to gratify the God of fire—the God
or supposed good of this world. I am
therefore, no Cyclop.
And although I will not, and wish
distinctively to be understood that I do
not call any man/woman, boy or girl
a monkey, yet, I will and do eay with
my present convictions, purposes and
pursuits, that had I participated in
such a dance os you have <1* scribed, I
would have manifested us much wis
dom and sagacity as any Cyclop or
monkey—beautiful or otherwise, with
or without the decoraton of a tail.
And for the reason that I believe there
is a hell and that every intelligent man
and woman will try and escape it—and
that I also believe there is a Heaven,
and that it is from thenoe alone that I
can receive and enjoy supplies that
satisfies and makes happy my immor
tal nature—and these supplies I do re
ceive, and enjoy the consciousness of
being a child of Gad, and therefore a
Prince of Heaven—and enjoy the con
sciousness that I am faithful in my
obedience to the government given for
my rule in this lifo; that when I shall
be called upon to exchange time for
eternity, that I shall escape hell, and
reach secure, and enjoy forever a Pal-
lace in Heaven.
B. W. Rctiney.
The Atlanta Sun, is getting to be a
pictoral paper.
Within the last week one hundred
dogs have been killed in Atlanta.
Mr. Epapbrodites McCray, of Bal
dwin county, died a few days since.
Henry County is out of debt and
bas four thousand dollars in the treas
ury.
The wheat crop of Polk couty, it is
thought, will not turn out more than
half a yield.
“ Sweets to the sweet?.” Elberton
has a Candy manufactory. Bully for
Elberton. > , .
The affaire of John King, the Col
umbus banker who recently failed, are
to be settled in a bankrupt court.
TheCovingtou and Oxford State
Railroad Company has been organized
and officers elected
There are in Hall county eighty
wounded Confederate soldiers unde;
thirty years of ago.
Mrs. Pless, residing near the Chaly
beate Springs in Meriwether county,
died last Sunday night.
The aggregate sales of produce and
merchandise in Atlanta, per annum, is
estimated at $20,000,000.
The Union ami Recorder nominates
David E. Butler for the next Governor
of Georgia.
Augusta will lie the first point to
which the Canal Convention will go on
the excursion.
Improvements in Griffin are going
on rapidly, prospects of the Schools
flattering, says the Neio*.
Dr. Jones, who is cither a wonder
ful succes or a great humbug, has
closed his labors in Atlanta.
Atlanta had the grandest memorial
demonstration ever made in that city
on the 10th. The whole city turned
out to honor the dead.
The niggers of Newton county keep
US' W. D. HOYT & CO., Drug
gists at Rome, write: “ * * * We
have not written because we wanted to
give the Chicken Cure a fair trial, and
see if it would do in every ease. We
have done so, and find it will do all it
claims.
<T. C. HA.RDIE
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS,
FAMILY- 8R()C£RlE$.| k
Justly Celeb
liu Hams, Bologna sau
sage, Dried Beef,
Canned Goods, &c.
Snuff. I’ipcs, Tobacco and Segars, Raisins, Sar
dines. Nuu, Crackers, Cheese, Candy and Pea
nut*, Lemons and Oranges, Pickles, Northern Ap
ples and Butter Scotch.
Cush i-aid for country produce.
Brnttd (treat, Athens, 'Gait, opposite J.'H.
-iK •-
Hurling.- t ! i
»p!1-
NOTIC E .
■" Athens, Qa., May 1, 1873. u
AV1NG disposed of our entire
• - •' • r in ft t Hi ps « «
Ice Cold
——
SOM
<k, of.*tores, flnv:ire«nd House Furnish
ing Gooiit tu Messrs J. C Wilkins A Co.,' ’We
cheerfully recommend then to the public, and ask
lor them the patronage of those who hare hitherto
dealt with us in that line of go«»ds.
8UMMEY A NEWTON.
TN accordance with the above, we
■ would say that we shall open, on or about
May 15th, a complete stock of
Stoves, Tin-Ware
AND
House-Furnishing Goods,
In the Store now occupied by the agency of the
rcia Railroad and Banking Company, and re-
spectrally solicit a share-ofthe public patronage.
J. C. WILKINS & CO. 1
AT
Longs&Billups
Talmadge &
Have the finest lot of
FISHING TACKLE
Ever brought to this market. Also a superb lot o
PISTOLS
A nd erery thing else kept aiu first class Jetrelery
■Store. May 2tf.
For orer Forty Years this
purely Vegetable.
Liver Medicine has prosed to be the
jGREAT.-BNFAlUSli SPECIFIC
WfoS.“.Vfe“ , S‘u> H K5™5;
Heart Buhi, CHILLS and, FEVER, A».,*c.
Alter year* ‘of careflil ekperiments, to, meet*
great and urgent demand, wfiiDOW produce Irom
our original Genuine Pourdrrs,
THE PREPARED
A Liquid form of Simmons’ Llrer Regulator, con-
talnluK aUitw wonderful and valuable properties,
and oner it In '
ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES.
The Powders, price as before, ...$l.tiO per package.
Sent by mail..—I— r ..- 1.04 **
. CA.-o^xoisr.
But no Powder* or Prepared Simmons’ regula
tor unless in onr engraved wrapper, with trade
mark, stamp and signature unbroken, None oili
er Is genuine.
... J. H. ZEILIN & CO.,
Macon, tia., and Philadelphia
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
janMns
f.wFlucas^Tco’s
LARGE STOCK OF
BOOTH Ss CHAFFIN,
Market Street, near Court Ilonse,
Family Grocery and Bar Boom
Kcc|je constantly on liaml choice Family Oi
lies, o!‘ nil kinds, aud the best brands ol Wi
Liquors and Cigars.
(■ive u» 4 call, and you will, find everything iu
our line of the host, and prices as low as tne lowest.
J. S. DORTCH,
Attorney at Law,
CARNE8VILLE, GA.
TS MEETING WITH UNPRECE
L dented success, fully oatiMjnhlawit* claim ns
the STANDARD WAtKR WllKlit. They
in use all over the Union, find every wheel heard
from Is giving unqualified satisfaction. All sixes,
i 1 *"*****' joanofectuml by
IheStillwfll * itierre Xanafartarlng Company.
WT For deftoviptirt circulars and price list ap-
p,y ^V lie ML liKIlSOX.
feb-l-6m Athens, (»a.
At Wholesale.
r | ‘HE UNDERSIGNED have just
JL received a huge invoice of
Commercial, Note, Letter
ami Cap Paper,
to whirl: they Invite the attention of Merchants
and Dealers. We lielicve that we can sell as low
as the same qualities and quantities can be pur
chased any where in the South. Samples and pri
ecs sent on application to
BURKE & HODGSON.
W. R. LITTLE,
Attorney at Law,
CARNESV1LLE, GA.
* Cyclop, * race of Giant*—*oa« of
Neptune and Amphrothite, with one
round eye in the forehead, that was
auppogad. to ^ worked in thashops
of Vulcan tha God of fora .under
Mount jEtna, in Seicily.
P. 8.—I do not wuh nor do I de-
ane, a Newspaper controversy with any
°ae- ■' R W..R
■■j >■ J. ■. • i ti.-u 1 .u
Senator Casseriv is authority "Ibr
Mating that Genera) Sherinan has no
fears of a general Indian wir. •
up the practise of shooting at each other
with shot-guns. Bad marksman. It
dunt pay the Coroner.
In LaGrange, on the 6th inst., Mr.
T. H. Caudle, to Miss Sarah Francis
Hall. Wonder if she will lecture as flu
ently as the first Mrs. Caudle did.
The Fireman’s Parade in Tliomas-
ville was a success. A large crowd
from Bainbridge, a magnificent dinner
at the Gulf Road House, a hall, etc.
The Grand Jury of Wilkes county
have found a true bill against a Mrs.
Bailey, this week, for the murder of a
negro boy se^ral years ago.
Col. J. A. -Billups and |5r.
Thomason are the delegation from
Madison to the Governors’ Conven
tion.
On Monday last, at Judge Warren’s
mill, two gentlemen caught, in a few
hours, 111 fine perch, says the Jeffer
son AW* and Farm.
The Thomasville county Fair ha*
been changed from the 28th of Octo
ber to the 4th of November. The
State Fur begins on the 28th of Oc
tober.
Mr. George G. Wilbur was arrest
ed near Reyolds, on the Southwestern
Railroad, on Saturday, on a charge,
of embezzlement. The charge pro
ceeds from Massachusetts, and is ac
companied by a a requisition from the
Governor of that State.
Liberty county is competing for the
blue ribbon. She has a four-legged
chicken, a chicken with one wing, and
an egg with a tailpiece about six
ncheslong. Competing comities should
send in their return* promptly.
The Griffin News say* a Banker in
that place offers a 4 ‘reward of five bun- '* ,hc
dred dollar? for a single instance where
a uewspaper man, lawyer, preacher,
or school teacher (except one) ever
paid a bank note, or any other claim,
when it fell due, promptly to the day.
Macon claims a negro woman who
is one hundred and twenty years old.
Old Mrs. Washington wanted her to
nurse little George, but she was en
gaged in editing a chicken pie stand
and refused the situation.
A dispatch to the Atlanta Herald
from Colnmbu*, report* that Charles
Ferguson, a constable in the latter city,
bas fallen beir to one fifth of an Irish
estate, summing up about eight mil
lions of dollar*. It i* stated that an
Auctuta man ha* off rod him 8125,-
000 cash for hi* claim.
An awful acrid mt oneurred at the
main building of Mercer University
this afternoon in Macon, May 13, five
workmen were standing upon a scaf
fold engaged in erecting a cornice on
tbe fourth story. Suddenly, and with
out a moment’s warning, the scaffold
gave way, precipitating three white
men and two negroes to the ground, a
distance of sixty feet beneath.
Three ofthe men—-all the whites—
were instantly killed, and one of the
Degree* mortally wounded. The re
maining negro is badly injured, but
maynepfar. The hones of the leg of
one man were hroken afid forced throuh
hisaboes. The spectacle presented by
tbe bodies was sickening, and horri
ble.
The names of the three white men
BONES.
T will pay one cent per
Pound for all OLD BONES, of
any kind, delivered to me.
A. 8. DORSEY,
inh21-3ui Broad Street, Athenn, Ga.
Cow for Sale.
YATEATHERLY & CO. HAVE
V V a fin*? COW fur sale, with a young Calf.
Apply at their Store, corner of Thomas ami
Clayton nt reel a. «uy!Mf
THE NSW DRUG STORE
ATMifAK
SrNE,
More Delicate and Permanent thnn any other’
and at much lx»wt*r Rat on.
DR. J. E. POPE
TD ESPECTFULLY offers his Pro-
JL\ fe&ti<»n:tl Service** to the Citizeua of Athens
and Adjacent Country.
Occupies the office formerly oceupled by Dr. H.
II. Carlton. At nuht he can be found at the resi
dence of l>r. J. A. Hunnicuit. fcbU-tf
Surveyor, Architect.
rj'HIE undersigned, having a com-
JL plete m*i of Surveying inotrumenta, Is now
re:tdy to do all kinds of .Surveying, viz.: Laying
otr rity lx>tN, llA'nefltead*, Plantations, Ac., and
making accurate Plots of the same.
He is also prepared to execute all descriptions of
Drafting, to furnish Plans for Houses, Bridges,
Ac., unu make estimates of cost.
Can lw» found at the Law Othcoof Captain E. P.
Lumpkin. E. K. LUMl'KIN.
j;u»:tl-:f Couuty Surveyor.
WM. KING, Jr.
BOCK BEER
Now on draught at the
EXCHANGE SALOON.
HOUSETORENT
fpo RENT, a HOUSE
JL situated near the Lucy Cobb
Institute, containing four rooms,;
a fire-place in each, with adoublej
nstm Kitchen in the yard. On*
the lot is a well of good water, and a fine Garden,
ready piauted. For terms, Ac., apply to
8. C. fl
LAMAR COBB, A. S. fcitWIX, HOWELL COBB
COBB, ERWIN & COBB,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ATUEXS, GEORGIA.
Office in the Ifenyree Ruililing.'jgfr
SAMUEL P. THURMOND,
Attorney at £.an>,
ATHENS, GEORGIA.
Office OTcr Barry ’a Store, Broad Street.
Will Practice in the Counties of Clarke, Walton
Jacksou, Banks, Fmukliu, Madisonaud llall.
9-1 m
REESE.
GOTTON GIN
WINSHIP IMPROVED
COTTON GIN.
"Ij'OR Lightness of Draft, Fast Gin-
J- Hing, tUeau.-in.it the Sc d well, slid making
Good Sample, this Gin has no equal. It la made
of the
BEST MATERIAL
to he had In this country or Europe, in good style
and well finished. Planters are invited to call on
us in Atlanta, or at any of our Agencies and exam
ine this Gin, before purchasing. Also to aend in
their orders EARLY, to insure their being filled
iu good time for the coming crop.
S“nd for Circulars. „
SI7MMEY A NEWTON, AgenU, Athens.
WIN SHIP A HIM)., Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED,
A T THE GEORGIA. FACTORY
XjL a MAN who is cow)»etent to keep ojera-
a * • - 1 - * — hi
tives* Qt-couuts and do a general trading business.
One who has had some* business experience, and
hns a family. App i cat ions at the place will he
attended to. J. WHITE. Agent.
Gen. Lee at Stonewall’s Grave.
14 x IS Inch Engraving of the Grave of
A
Cenn
Stonewal " Jackiuu in the Lexington, V* ,
Vmetrr,. The nol.le Gen. LeesUnds IteeMe the
flower-etrewn grave, over which bang*a weeping
willow. In the distance is to be seen s beautiful
landscape, hills decked in verdue, clouds as natu
ral as reel ones, end. many other things which
raakci ibis picture a gem of art; one wl.l h should
hang in the parlor of every Southern homo. It is
without a rival the sweetest aud moat touchingly
beautiful Engraving before the pnblie. A copy of
thisbemutitul Engraving will be sent by mail, poet
paid to every one sending SO cents for six months
sulocriptinn to
THE SOUVENIR,
A Urge eight-page paper with 6,00(1 circulation,
devoted to Literature, Poetry, Romance, Senti
ment, Wit, Humor, Ac. Address
J. C. A W. H. BURROW, Publishers,
Bristol, Tenn.
are James S. Glover of Chicago, John
lUoa irf Philadelphia, and Wm. Proc
tor of Macon. i They trare, ■ as! .stated
before, instantly killed. The entire
city h appalled.
THE NEW DKUG STORE.
KING’S
Toilet Powders
Delightfully Perfumed
And not at all injurious to the most delicate com
plexion.
WM. KING, Jn.
Ice, lee, Ice.
I would respectfully announce to the
cUlaaneof AthensUsstoa the 1st of May I wl 1
open tbe Ice House on College Avenue under the
Lager Beer Saloon of Myer Storn.
April 20th. WM. GOTH A MM ER.
livery, Feed and Sale Stable
ATHENS, GA.
GANN & REAVES....PROPRIETORS
WILL BE FOUND AT THEIR
V V old i»Uul, rear Fr.mkiiu Housebuilding,
Thomas street. Keep always on hand good Turn
outs and tarelul grivers.
Stork well carpd for when entruated to our care.
Stock on hand for rale at all times. declS-tf
NEW CONFECTIONERY
T L. FRANKLIN & CO. would
% inform the public that they have opened on
Jackson street, rear of the National Bank, a Con
fectionery, where they will keep a Bill stock of
Candies, Nuts, Fruits, Preserves, Pickles, t rack
ers, Canned Fruit, Oysters, Sardines, Ac., Ac.
All goods fresh. Give us a call. apll-tf
JVewlon House
ATHENS, GA.
r £*HE undersigned bavin-
^ taken
1_ clmntH of the i.lmve popular Hotel, takes
pleasure iu announcing to the travelling public
an.l citizen* of Athens and surrounding country,
thst be is prepared to accomuiodat., in a satlstac-
tory milliner, nil who may favor him with their
patronage. Persons wishing to spend their sun
mer months away front h-nuv, will find Athens
delightful place, and rates'for Board very moder
ate. Permanent Hoarder* taken si low rates,
sprt-din A. D. CLIN Ait M Proprietor.
Lor Sale or Lent,
A HOUSE AND LOT ON CLAY-
ton Street, situated nearly opposite M
$. England’s residence. The House U very
veuieut for a am all faiuilv, with two wells of wile,
•tables sod a most excellent garden spot,
particulars enquire at THIS OFFICE.
NOTICE OF CHANGlT OF SCHEDULE
GEORGIAand MACON and
AUGUSTA RAILRODS.
Superintendent's Offlre,
ti corgi, and Macon A Augusts Hal trued,
Augusta, 0.1 , June S, 1672.
P ERSONS FROM TILE COUN
TRY and those from a distance are invited
tu inspect our
LARGE & ELEGANT STOCK
which we guarantee to equal any In the State in
Qulity and in Low Prices
I^irge Stock of Ladies’ aud Children’s
DRESS GOODS
OF ALL QUALITIES AND KINDS,
9W Large Stock of
entlemen and Boy's Goods,
From the Lowest to the Highest Prices, which can
bo CUT AND MADE TO ORDER, by a
irst-Class Tailor & Cutter
Umbrellas and Parasols,
Window Shades, Straw Matting,
Hoop Skirts, Cambric Skirts,
Shawls, Lace Foints, Scarfs,
Thread Lace Collars, Embroideries,
Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchief,
Tuekings, Trimmings,
Parly and Wedding Dress Goods,
In Silks, Grenadine#and Muslins.
Elegant Black Silks,
And Summer Silks.
Call and see the Goods and Prices.
F.W. LUCAS &CO
spr4-5tu
J. W. COLdLINS
Has now in Store a Full Stock of
DRY GOODS
HATS, SHOES* NOTIONS
Of All Kinds, which he offers
HEAP FOR CASH
Or in Exchange for Country Produce.
ear The highest market price paid in cash for
Cotton. spll-tf
__ fs
ERPR1SE
TkeWfl-liiUfi-ifi Malinin llwltianlr
r $60,000 00
IN VALUABLE GIFTS
to bTj pprrianyrKii i\ ‘
L. d>. .S I Y K’s
lliltii U1JWLAR J.uMliJ.V
Gift enterprise i
2o be drami Monday, June 2d, 1873.
Two G rami Capita la «»f
$*5,000 each In Greenbacks
Two Prizes $1000 S
Fig* Prizes 8500 ^
Ten Prizes 8R10 |
1 Horse anil Iluggy, with Silver-Monnted Ilanie.s,
" orth S'-CKI.
1 Fine-Toned Ru.-e-rivid l’lanos, worth ?500.
10 Family Sewing Machines, worth tUs) each.
Five Gold U'stcjics and Chains, worth Siton each.
S Gold Aanr. Hunting Watches, worth Sl£> each.
10 Ladies' Gold Hunting Watches, worth 37d escli.
*00 Gold and Silver I .ever Hnnting Watches,
(in ail.) worthfrom *20 to «oueach.
Gold Chains, Silver-ware, Jewelry, Ac., Ac.
Whole number UifU, 6,000. Tickets Limited to
60,0011.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL TICKETS, to
whom Liberal Premiums will I* paid.
.Single Tickets $1; Sis Wickets «!; Twelve
Tickets *10 ; Twenty-five Tickets 820. .
Circulars containing a Tull list of prises,’a de
scription of the manner of drawing, tuld other in
formation in reference to the Distribution, will b.
sent to any one ordering them. All letters must
t«e addressed to
Main Office, L. 1>. SINKS, ltox 86.
till W. Fifth St. CtsrlKS»Tt, tl
OLD BOIES
T WILL PAY ONE CENT PER
POUND for all BONES delivered to me.
mhW-tf J. H. HUGGINS, Athens.
WANTED,
At the Tan-Yard formerly owned by P. H. Doyle,
200 Cords Red Oak Bark.
US. CASH and the highest market price wil
paid. mb Jl W. C. KEM
BEUSSE&MOOW
Keeps Constantly on Hand the Best of - *
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
At their BAR will be found the beat of every
thing to drink, served up “according to Gunter."
Gentleman will al*o find No. 1 BILLIARD
TABLES, kept in good order.
KING’S CURE
FOR
W 9 2 <•
s* = — Si
?a ^ ~ = 8 AA res
5»Sl©SmI' — t-
v j GC r. ^ i - ® j * >
ma* go ?=»
“| CC jxt' 5 era ->£
'b; —'
IS
T. MARKWALTES
Marble Works
BROAD HT., A(JGUm f QA.
li/TARBLE MONUMENTS. Tomb
JAIL Atones, eic., Marble Mantles, Furniture
Work of all kinds, from the plainest to tbe most
elaborate designs, aud furnished to order at short
notice. All work for the country carefully boxed.
}
pkN AND AFTER WEDNES-
DAY, June 5th, 1*7!, the Passenger Ttalna
on the Georgia and Macon and Augusta Railroads
will run as follows:
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Day Passenger Train will
Leave A ugwstaat ....' - 1 * 26a.m.
Leave A liantast-.-. 15a. in.
Artlveat Atlanta at 6 40p.m.
Arrive at Augusta at. -~...—J 30 p. as;.
Night Passenger Train.
Leavs Angus taat..,— 15 p.m.
l^ave Atlanta at ... —* 00p. ni.
Arrive ot Atlanta ot.^. —6 43o. ns. i:
Arrive at Augusta Ht..,_..._3t_ G 00 a. m.
MACON AND AUGUSTA R. R.\,
- Day Passenger Train.
I-eave Augusta at.... 11 M a. m.
1-cave Macon 6 30 a. m.
Arrive iu Augusta at..... w ...„ .... 2 45p. ra.
Arrive in Macon ok — —...... 7 40 p. m.
Night Passenger Tram.
Leave Augusta *k. . 8 IS p. m.
Leave Macon it...a:~...—w--.10 00 p. m.
Arrive in Angosta at...—6 00 a. m.
Arrive in Macon at....—- 4 15 a.m.
Pamengen Atom Atlanta, Athens, Washington,
and stations on Georgia Railroad, hr taking the
Day Passenger Train will make conneettoo at Ga-
mak with the Train lot Macon.
W Pullman’s (First-Class) Sleeping Cars on nil
Night PmsMngtr Trains on tire Georgia Railroad;
and First-Class sleeping Cars On all Night Trains on
the Macon and Augusts Railroad.
S. K. JOHNSON, SupL
GOODS
AT CO T
Note is the Tune far You
to •Hale •Honey.
TTAVING DETERMINED TO
I i- change tny business, 1 now offer my entire
stock of Goods at COST ! My stock is largo and
fine, consisting of a full and complete assortment
of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, a full stock of
Groceries, and all articles kept In a first class Dry
Goods and Grocery Store. I m*'an
BUSINESS,
And will close out during this month, fen.CALL
and SEF..T1R1 To any one buying iny en ’re stock
will offer additional Inducements, and give time.
A. L. BEARING,
No. 1 Granite Row, Bishop's old stand.
Atlielns, Ga., Jsuuary 1st, 1873 jan’Mf
Athens Foundry & Machine
Works.
/GENERAL FOUNDERS ANI)
VJ Machinists. Pattern Work, Smithing ami
Repairing. Havin' an exteusirc ctilleclb.n uf
Patterns, manufacture
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS
Mill ami Gin Gearing, Mining and Mill Machine
ry, Steam Engines. 8aw Mills, Hoisting ^crewN,
Lighter Screws, Sugar Mills, Cotton Seed Crush
ers, Shafting. Pulleys, Threshers, Fan Mills,
8mutten, Bark Mills, Mill spindles, Horse-Pow
ers, Rattle Staffs, Mill Cranks, Corn Shelters, Ac.
Also manufacture, and art* Agents for, the most
approved Turbine Water Wheels, Brooks* Patent
Revolving Cotton Press, Irou Fencing, Grave En
closures, Balconies, Ac.
R. NICKERSON,
Agent aDd Superintendent.'
N. R. —Mill Findings l'urnislied at luanuracttt-
Wr’a prices. JauS4.a'|-
PAINTING.
VV. M. BO\E .
•PROPOSES TO DO ALL KINDS
JL of Painting—House. Carriage and Furniture
work—In tha neatest, cheapest and most durable
style.
Also, Imitation work and gtaxing and paper
hanging done at short notice.
Prompt attonlion given to all orders left at tha
Drug Stores, or at his Shop on Clavton street, 2d
doorS. E. Eplaospal church, Athens Oa. feb7—ly.
Is Certain &>' Prompt
U SED TWICE A WEEK, IT
will prevent the Disease among Poultry, it
all kinds. One Bottle, worth FIFTY CENTS,
makes Two Gallons of Medicine. The use of it
will save Thousands of Dollars annually to North
east Georgia.
PRKPAR BY
DR. WM. KING
ATHENS,
sate by Merchants* generally, aud bv
’, LAND A CO., Augusta. Wholesale
r:: ; Yebai-fiui
S.T-1860-X.
And for sal,
BARRETT,
Agents.
UNIVERSITY HOTEL,
R. H. T.AMPKIN
TTAVING OPENED A HOTEL
J—L on WaliAtreet, effeaa to oar citizens and
the travelling public. Select BOARD and Lodging*
if desired. Table always fhrnishsd with tha best
tbs market afford*, and served up in a superior
manner. Give mo a call. feb21-.t
Livery Stable
iii'-ti . ■> biffi
J HAVE A LIVERY STABLE
On 2'hotiuts Street,
wher* Horaes will be FED and cared for. AM*,
wmON TAHD, ;
ulSk. 1 **””•**
ji z. COOPER.
aovl5-ly
R. R. S WLTER
YALLS tbe attention of his .friends
VV and “the rest of mankind” to the fact that
he will keep on hand a fresh assortment of
Family Supplies,
with a fine quantity of
COOKING WINE,
either in bottles or on draught. Also, the Lest o
B ANDY, WHISKEY
RT*. <i!!S ALE, LAGER BEER,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
ttiY* f'onntry Iiealcrs ruppl'ed at low figures, at
HOLBROOK'S CORNFR,
mhl4-rf Near N. K. Kai.road Depot, Athens.
DAXIKL’S
JSC AGIO OIL.
rplIIS I* to cvrlify that I have us«*<l DANIEL'S
X MAGTC OIL, and I can recommend it for
Frost Bite, Chilblain, Sprains and Bruises* I am
satisfied that no one would regret trying it.
M. P. DAVLS, Chief Police, Atbcr.s, Ga.
Young Steele.
r rMiis celebrated Stallion will stand
T during the Spring season ir, Jrckson and ad-
jacent c**untictt. He is <»f the blood on all
sides, and Is now in his prime. Price, to insure
colt, $15.
If a party trades a mare folded by him before the
birth ofthe colt, tin money l*ecomea due st that
time. II. J. JOHNSON.
O’KELLEY’S SKY-LIG1IT
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Over Williams' Shoe Store, Broad Street,
ATHENS, GEORGIA.
•PHOTOGRAPHS and Ferreo.ypes
I cxccutcl in tiie finest and t«st style .f the
art, In cloudy as well as clear weather.
Gall and be convinced that yon can obtain
True Likenesses at this
Gallery.
Terms Cash and Low Prices.
J. F. O’KELLEY.
LIST OF ARTICLES
— SOLD BY —
A.COLTER St CO.
And their Authorised Agents.
To Make tiOLDKR HONEY. Price of a family
right, One Dollar.
WASHING COMPOUND. Price of a fiunily reci
pe, One Dollar.
1 WHITE WISH VINEGAR. Price of fcmily re
ceipt, One Dollar.
SPANISH LUSTER. Price of family receipt, ti.
Dr. Chaae's ANTIDOTE FOR TOBACCO. Price,
ofa mil boot, directions Fifty Cents.
SPAVIN CURE FOR HORSES. Price efaa indl-
vldeal right, Two Dollars.
The abort 1* secured by faw. Not transferable..
F. Si RAWSON,
apl8-lm Agent at Athens, Oa.
FINE HORSES,
T^HE subscriber informs'his friends
of May, with a lot of Superior Horses, ter the Sad
dle or Harness. mb21 W. «. HOLMAN.
I« WAMsase 45 w — ———
composed simply of well-known ROOTo»
HERBS and FRUIT8, combined with other
properties, which in their nature are Cathartic.
Aperient, Nutritious, Diuretic. AltersUr# and
AnU-BUions. Xbo whole i# preaerved to a *a^
elent quantity of spirit from the SCOASL
CAKE to koep them to any ciimsts. which
mikes tiio
MUTATION
TITERS
one of the mo»t desirable Tonic* and C«;
Utsurtlce in tho world. They are intao4s»
■Uollyaea
P
one of 1
tlutrt
strictly
Temperance Bitters
only to be used as a medicine, and alwxjaW’
cording to directions. .
They are the aheebanchor ofth# fesbM*—
is at onoe brought about. As a remedy *0^*
Women are especially subject it “JJJJJJ
gadtng erery other stimulant- As a nprraa
and Sommer Tonic they tyrejf
They area mild and gentle PurgatCto “VI,
Tonic. They purify tho blood.
splendid Appetizer. TheymaketoeweikW'W
Theyporifyand invigorate. They cwnito,
ropels. Constipation and Headache.
Plaro, law**
AGINT FOR THE SAli
OF
■.*.*4 . * ' 4
To All Principal
IK TnE
UNITED
d
r.i»\ >.i; ?•>!!•'
OF EUROPEAN STEA
•r'i.tiJ wlf. ■
Uant. WM. IV-
Agent Southern Exrrcse C«*l» •
