Georgia Historic Newspapers

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THE DAITrr lVARDKOBE.
There'S « little drawer in my chamber,
• G«itrded : witft : tbnder care,
j tfliMv fliriht/- clothes ire lying,
’ ''W 5t my durlnig shall never wear;
^jitV^ierc, while thp hours, are; (waning,
Till the linprisat rest/; -j tr ' •
,l.btt,nn(Vluney ,n-W>y , • • if j -'<>
1 ll HU lose to my nchingibreast. *; , *n
■*«" ■ : -,i
My darling's pretty,; white garments,,
i oiti'l wrought them while hitting itpart,
' 1 While a mystic life was throbbing
Under my throbbing hctirt; > -'I j , <
And often oiy happy dreitnphig" *' ■ IL '
^ “2 Breaks intd'a Httje ik&g, ., 1 . i *i
Liko the murtnuf of birds at brooding,
I When days arc warm and long, j
., , i> V" lujnv'i*.’» 11’!
.tj finished the dainty wardrobe, i
And the .drawer was almost full ,
With robes of the finest muslin, )>
And robes of the whitest wool.
'1 folded them all together, H
■ Willi n rose for every pair, , j
8miling and saying, “Oemfmgant,
Pit for prince to wear.” ” ,
Ah! the radiant Summer morning;
So full of a mother’s joy! '
"Thank God; he is fair and perfect,
My-lieaptiful n.ew.-hprn hoy,’’ ■> i
Let him wear the pretty white garments
1 wrought while sitting apart,
Lay him, so sweet and helpless,
There, close to tny throbbing heart.
Many and many an evening
I sit, since my baby come,
Saying, “Whstt will the angels call him ?'
For lie died without a name;
Sit while the hours are waiting
And the house is all at rest,
And fancy u baby nestling
• Close to tnv aching breast.
Jd'Vi'fJ <s‘tables.
Livery: Stable
i.l t.
T -HAVE vA.: LIVERY .STABLE
where finises will Ik* FED and cjtml for.
/M-'MqXyArt:
tin. I am prepare.! to Food*Provenof llorso!
Milled, Parties will do well thrift!'? , '- J
J ' J! Z. COOPER!
jtJPWHi I n:: ’) \ D -jiU I
K and
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable,
i !. t cw/i.vi
LANN & It?.... 1 ‘ROPWETOBS
TXTILL BE FOUND at their
VV old *tand, rear FrankRiiHousebuilding,
Thomas street. - liwp always on hand goml Toru-
oiits and carctlil drivers.
: block veil eared tor when entrustcd.toonrcnre,
Mack on hand Ciy sate at ;< 11 times. doolP.tf
AN ATliOCIOl’S CRIMF.
A Respectable Widow Lady Onlrageil
and Almost Murdered.
Machinery
THE ATHENS FOcNimT
—-ANT)—I .
MACHINE WORKS j
Have on hand, far the* Se*r*to?». n fall lino of t%oI;
iMPUpVEDSOUTHERN. ;
b’A.lM' MILLS
. jdSSii
.wa
_ Tn all its forms—our Ague
medicine, Kress Ferur Jonie. A box of Fills free
with every bottle. It cures by canceling Ag«e
‘ 1 wtu : rid- ?«.<'.
Working Class*******
If vi nili£ v/i€iv3i5 week guaranteed; Re-
ipect able employment *1 home, t»y \ or evening;
no capital required. Full instruction? 41
Lie futetug* of gnbds Mot ft®* by wall., .
with six cent return.*tniup, M. Young A Co.fc 173
Clreonwicb • > Ml -i
fisrs Ka ve thoVnt>,
Kv F. Burnham's New TiifUnp
, t Tp bp Ure best over invented. # j.j
■ y Pamphlet free. :
i Ajld w", York, rohsvlvauia.
u
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Agents wanted. Send for catalogue^ ,
uonwTic bewihu atvniaE co.,<
, , . New York.
Neglect a congli. Nothing Is moye eertainto
lay the foundation'lor fOtur^ eyil cOnse iuencen.
Wells’ Carbolic Tablets
lU,3i.lr»tcrv
a, coWs,
Gcnarfftt J}lerc?ia?i{H$.€ $ji(i Pianos.
hi!ft -Jfril ** .-C’-dtA-fU
TO hake purchases
sPfttive 4
i ) »:<{T
ihrAf' ^okfttCENT STOCK OF
Comer liroart ' rtml ThrtUuv s Sts., in Deuprec Building.
To which tl»oy invito the nltcntln’n of the pnTifi^ generally. t Tljijlr Stpck embraces n large invoice of
■toJltftfjfl 01 II jO
GMQ€EUm$,
V.'wM.'-l /*JA
tioods,
1 !•»•#/ ... 1
Saddlery, Boots*,
Miscetianeous.
ERPRISE
Tlit Only r» liable Gift Dislriimtiou in Hit Country
$100,000 .00 ,
‘err *
i a sure eure ft»r. ail diseases of Abe i
' aits, sore' throat, dtpihurin, asthma,
tnrih, cr<
win Ijdpe,
luji, hoarseness, dryness of thbfhro.it
, dr broneliial tubes, and all diseases vf
jd Jnail esses of smhUn ©old, Itowever
taken, these'Tablet? should be’ ]»roih|»tly and free
ly Baetl. \ They_ equalize the eiivnl uioii of the
blood, niltlghte t!ie seventy of the attack, iiid
will, in a tdiry snort uiiU‘ 3 rosU>rehmUhyactio4
the afrected organs. Well’s ('arb*dic Tablets Sa.
hut up or^y^fhltta l'OXC9,^'i'nko no Hihstitufe?
Tf they cairt be found at your diuirgist’s, send at
once to the auent in’New York, who will forward
them by relflrji maii. l»e deceive*! by imi
tations.’ Sold by dnv^lMnJ Pnce 25 cts per box.
JOHN Q. KFLl.<t(»G, 18 Platt-st., N. Y,.
Fond for elreular. .Sole airent ff.r U. . v
Write for Largo illustrated Price List. Addrej:
(jRE/Sry/ESIERM.
AND THEIR ( I'.l.EltRATEI)
Bill Arp & Athenian Horse Power
Together with a largo variety of their Improved
EXCEL THRESHERS.
These Machines arc c jual to any on the market,
and are fully T.'arnmieil.
For further !nl *rmation, prices, «t©., apply to
U. NICKEUSON, Agent, '
my30-lm Athens, (it.
Retwoen the hours of 12 o’clock .Sat
urday night nml daybreak Bumlay
morning, a horrible outrage and mur
der was perpetrated upon the person
of Mrs. Elizabeth Hampton, a poor but
highly rc?;>ectable widow woman, who
was employed as cook in tlie family of
’Bquirc itichard Nance, near Versailes,
es, in this county, by a negro man
named Joe 'Woods, the particulars of
which so far as we have l>cen able to
gather them, are substantially as fol
lows :
It appears that Mrs. Hampton had
but recently moved totho Nance place,
and was living in a cabin formerly
occupied by the negro, Joe Woods, who
was well acquainted with the premises.
On the Tuesday night preceding the
murder the negro man went up to her
door and knocked, stating that two
white men wanted to see her. She
replied that white men had no busi
ness at her door at that hour of the
night, and refused to open it. Nothing
more was noticed in the conduct of
the negro man until Saturday after
noon, when he was seen prowling
around Mrs. Hampton’s house and
looking into the interior through a
crevice where some boards had been
knocked off. As she retired to her
house Saturdny night, Woods accosted
her, asking her whether she intended to
take her ax in with her. She told him
she was in the habit of taking it in
every night. The negro then went
away.
As Mrs. II. did not make her ap
pearance at Squire Nai c ■ house at the
usual hour Sunday morning, a party,
suspecting something wrong, proceed
ed to her abode. They knocked up
on her door, hut receiving no answer,
burst the door in, and the lady
was found with hc-r skull badly
fractured, evidently done with an ax.
Upon the bed in her room were lying
her three little children—aged respec
tively five, eight and eleven years—-who
were quietly sleeping unconscious that
they had been liereft, by the hand of
the. foul murderer, of their loved
mother.
Suspicion at once fastened on the ne
gro, Joe Woods, as the perpetrator of
the crime, and instant search was made
for him. lie was caught, and on Mon
day morning examin: tion was had be
fore Esquire Lamb, and W T oods was
committed to our county jail on a
charge of murder.
It appeared in evidence that, on the
Tuesday night preceding the commis
sion of the horrible crime, Woods had
boasted to some of bis colored friends
that he intended to satisfy his hellish
desires on the person of Mrs. Hamp
ton, and about two o’clock on the
morning of the murder, as his wife
testified, she missed him from her hod.
The clothing he had on when arrested
also indicated further evidence that he
was the perpetrator of the crime. In
• addition to ail this, when Mrs. Ilamji-
lon was found, on Sunday morning,
*1'° ufV? Sfi/■o.'ificio.us, tlymgh sinking
fits!, and fvdly inculcated Woods as
her' murderer. Tliorc cannot: J»c a
‘ 'doubt of the monster’s guilt. At; fast
aetyiujity Mrs. JI. was alive, lnit no
.Impels piitcrf iuned of her ^recovery.
. 'jpifop&prp'Setfs., t..«t q s. j ~’„i • j
—’—‘I.,. -• 7/ ,1
11 X^IyNSTEK OF CltlMG.—A' fearful
story is. Mil qjf r the Indian roh|wr and
,<Vief oT.Tepie, Mexieo, Loauhi, whiclj
* has but recently been brought Iicforc
tliq|^y|>!i(>, and wliieh, lor cruelty, can-
i pt.fimj a pjv-aHel. ^I;i tlie small vilr
hige Of Sau' Luis, near Tcpjot there
I dinovered a snbtermnean
n|Vart^jeRf, (X'nstruekd esffecial|y far
the.jw^jsycption of primes, aiwd in this
was louM.' iiot long ago, a man who
for fonrteou'years had not seen the
. light-of day. Unshaven, unwashqd,
almost doubled by tccblenese, and
..vv wjthnlborefk of sense. W’heu discovered.
lie is said to have the appearance of a
. ’ >uVl'bgast,,than of humanity. From
; niotIves of revenge, Loztyla bod him
incaiyerated in this sciiulehre, and fqi
*i P cr iy.'V°l ll M ^cm tonavcjtakcn espe-
' clal pleasure in witnessing the tortures
of this unhappy man, visiting him
daily for’ tins 7 purpose, taunting him
tairfwbckhtg liifri'in his helpless mis-
ory. The wretolied man was placed
ill ohrti^e ofwphysician, who is ol -
li<»cd to use tlie utmost prudence in'
' t'lJripttSirf him forth frfiui his living tomb
to eniov onco more the 'liberties of life,
. and even with the protest rare it is
dii.-uMccbled system will not
i ^ the shock sucll a change may
biing.
WIXSIIIP IMPROVED
COTTON GIN.
BEST MATERIAL
toltojia*! in this country or Ivuropc, In t;ooJ ?tylc
nml well finishoj. iMant^rs* nrcinvitol t«* rail on
ub in Atlamn, or m any m'onr .\prnries,nntl exam
ine thi? Gin, ln Rire i»un*lkasing. Also to send in
t!»eir orders EARLY, to insure their being Tilled
in gtyin! time for the coining crop, j . •’ 1 . ‘
rC* S«*ml for Circulars.
S1JMMEY «v NEWTON, Agent#, Athens.
WIN.SHIP A lilio., Atlanta, Ga.
THEE ECLIPSE
TB MEETING WITH UNPRECE-
-1_ Orntc.l surrrss, f.iily rstnlilishing its rialni ns
hr ST.i \’1>ARD WATER WHEEL. T\iry nre
n use all over the Union, and jivcrj m liccl heard
from i^irlvjng unqualified satlff.irtion. All rites,
from b to ji Inches in diamoU r, manufactured by
he StfHirrH A lllrrri* MnuuforturLitr Con;pnny.
Hie Forslesc*ii»tivc Circulars and price list aii
•fy to or ajUress. II. XICKERSON,
feb’2I-5iti * ■ '* * Athens, Ga.
^ Noy^^/73
yilTHDElDSI PITTSBURGH PA,
Dreech-loading shot frtins, $40 to $300. Double
shot gniw, $8 to Single gnus, Ili-
H*ls, $ to $75. Revolvers, $0 to $2">.. Pistols, $1 to
$8. Gun material. tUhing tackle. Eaiye discount
to dealers or esuLs. Army gu
l»ought or trailed for. Goods j
O. I). to l*e examined before laid
Tt IS THE ONLY MACHINE WHICH MAKES THE
-L Hitch with a rotating hook, Ihtu aruUIng the annoyance of a shuttle.
-v : ' _ I '
Is the “ New” Wheeler A Wilson simple in its construction, that U may l>c cosily learneJ, MnJ
not liable to get out of order ?
WE WILL GIVE $1,000
For any si and ard Shuttle M ichinc now in iuark**l that docs not ctmlain at least- half as many more
piece?, :uid (^MistMjuently «i> many more to learn hotr to manage, and to get out of order, than the
“ New” Whf*cl«*r «V Wilson.
Is the “ New” Wbei-ler & Wilson silent in itsoperation ?
WE WILL PAY $1,000
For any Shuttle Macliinc that rnnMM still as the “ New” Wheeler A Wilson.
Wilt the '* New” Wlieeler Sc Wilson sow rapidly ?
WE WILL GIVE $1,000
For any Shuttle Machine in the market that will sew ten yards of seam as quick as the ‘-New
Wheeler A Wilson. .»«*
I? the " New” Wheeler A Wilson easily changed from one kind of work to another ?
WE WILE GIVE $1,000
For ntiy Shuttle Machine upon which tlie changes of needle, thread, stitch and tension can he 'as
quickly made ns upon the “New” Wheeler A Wilson.
Will the “New” Wheeler A Wilson do all kinds of work required of a Fnmilv Sewing Machine?
WE WILL GIVE $1,000
For n Sewing Machine that will do a greater variety or better work than tlie “New” Wheeler A
Wilson. Does the New” Wheeler A Wilson run e
kjc. Large discount
funs, revolvers, A .,
$ sent by expresk C.
aid for. I
12,000,000 ACREH
Cheap Farms!
The Cheapest Lund in Market for sale by the
UNION PACIFIC KAILUOAD CO
IX TIIK CIREAT I’LITTF VAI.O’.T.
3,000,000 Acres 5h Central Nebraska
FRO VISIONS, :,1'T |
s, Western Produce,
HAY, LlMEjTCEMENT.
And, indeed, EVERYTHING usuallkept in first-class eitablialiments.
TIIEIlt STOCK IS ALL FRESH, AAD PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
Give them a call, and they will l>c suire tk |dfcase yuu.
. BfiL The Highest Market Prices paid, In Goods or Cash, for all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
IN VALUABLE GIFTS
to fcfi DWrmBuS®} r,-
X»: DD."SUSTE^S
41st SEMI-ANNUAL
jJlFT ENTERPRISE!
To be drawn Friday, July 4th, 1873.
Ono Grand Capital Prize
810,000 LIST GOLD.
One Prize of $5,000 in SilVyr!
WE WILL GIVE $1,000
Now forsalv in tracts of for tv ncres
on five and ten years credit at G per <
anee iritere?t itqnlrtil.
Mill end healthful climate, fertile soil, an abun
dance of g^.d wafer. The ln*?t market in the
West. Tho great mii.iug rogum.s of Wyoming
Colorado, Ufaii and Nevada, l**ing ^uppli^i ’
farmt.r.-j in the Platte Valley.
id npwanls
at. Nfrnd-
l by the
For any standard Shuttle Machine that runs a.-easily as tlie 4 * New” Wheeler A Wilson.
Is the “ New” Wheeler A Wilson durable ?
A NSW Eli.—It-s joints are so constructed that all lost motion can bo taken up a? fast na it ac
initiates, and the oldest machine tipis he made to operate ns perfectly as when new.
WE WILL GIVE $1,000 r .
For any Shuttle Machine in tho market with nlljointx adjustable like tho “New” Wheeler A WUa
Is the •* New” Wheeler A Wilson the most jnipuhtr Machine ?
Upwards of 800,000 Hare Been Sold!
Warranted by a responsible company; brought to the house of the purchaser without extra
charge ; insiruction' given in its use, ami satisfaction guaranteed ; It 1s no experiment to hny, and
we know ol no investment which pays a better interest, or brings more comfort, health, happiness
and relief to the household.
iSTMnchines repaired and properly adjusted atour office In Athens, on College Avenue.
HOWARD & HOULE, Gen’l Agts, 120 Church st., Nashville, Tenn.
BROWN & SCHAFFER,
(1,5-tf LOCAL AGENTS, ATHENS, GA.
Soldiers Entitled to a Homestead of Osie
Hundred ami Sixty Acres.
the bk>t locations kou colonies, i
Fn-i-ilomos Tor all. Milllonsor .acri's of plupv
Covi rnmojit Laml, opon for entry under (hr
IloinrsUaul Law, near this Great Railnuul, with
market, ami nil the conveniences of nn old
selthri country. Free passes to purchasers; of
Railroad Laud. Sectional inapsshowini; tho Lina,
also new c-litinn «f deseriptive pamphh-i w ith ik-w
majis mailed free everywhere. A-hlress
• O. F. DAVIS, Land Com'r U. P. R. R„
Omaha, Xel>.
/ ^oH- TUTTs'
SARSAPARILLA )
“Al>«olulciy the Best protection Against Firo.'
Over 1200 Fire? put out with It.
WO.Owi'OOO 00 wurtii of Pioperiy saved from
IxilaiVc*. THE
F. W\ F.IRWKLL, Sirreturv,
_ . , 407 Broadway, New York.
In daily ur? l*v the Fire Departments of the
principal c.tie* of tin' IJni« n. The. Government
i* :ul<q»trd ii. The leading Railways us.: it.
S»ad for it* Record. *. ich21-ly
Athens Fonndry & Machine
AV'oiiis.
FOUNDERS
^mit
O'Hocti
(GENERAL FOUNDERS AND
VLT Marhlnh.ts. Pattern Work, Smithing rjr.d
Ilarlnr — ' * *“
Impairing. . Having an txtamdv
Patterns, in.uMi fact ore
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS
Mils and Gin Gearing, Mining and Mill Machine-
ry,*St««W' s Saw MilSa, !FoistingFcrcw*,
Limiter rfuN»\r>, Mi-nr Mill.-., (kilton Cruhh-
Shaftlng. I*idb«ys, Threshers, Fan Mill?,
Gers, Birk MiPn, Mill Spindles*, .Ilorsc-Pow-
«w.s, I^hUJv Sutik, MilVCrauks, <!orn SheUef?, At.
Also nn^»f rfiuro, end nrv Ag«*nt? for. th*s iiRost
»pr..red Turldn,- Wnyjv^|i»Hd.'S l’a’ent
,IU yolviua <',.tI*.mPress*, Vrou Fencing, Grave 1 m-
6U+nT<*,rllvU(4\Us, i. > -,1
.Mc-iiV/ 4 f, II.^ICKKHSOy
The startling drawbmks on nearly r!l medicinal
agents hns ever been that in their process of pur
gation and purification they have a!no debilitated
the system. To obviate this difficulty physici ns
have long s«mgbt for an agent that would PI l.Glk
PI’RIFV AM) STULXGTHK.N at one and tlie same
time. Thelrrrienreh has at Inst lw-en rewarded by
a discovery which fully realizes the fondest de
sires of the nnslical faculty, and wbicli is justly
regarded as the most important triumph that
Pharmacy has over nebieretl. The imiKiriant de
sideratum Is
Dr. Tull’s Vegetable LiTcr Pill.
W’hich purify the hloo*l and remove all corrupt
humors ami unhealthy accumulations from the
IkkIv, and yet produces no weakness or lassitude
whatever, but on the contrary, tones the stomach
and invigorates the body during the progress of
their operation. They unite the heretofore irrec
oncilable qualities of a strengthening purgative
and a purifying tonic.
Dr. Tutt’s Pills are tho moat active nnj search
ing medicine in cxlsteueo. They at once attack
the very root «jJ’ di-vonscs, and their action is, .<o
prompt that In an hour-or so after they nro taken
the patient is aware of their goml effects. They
may l>o takon tt any time witluxit restraini of
diet or occupation; they pro-luc«- neither nausea
griping ord**hiIRy ? and as a family me<Hcino they
have n > rival. Price 25 cents a box. $*>M by .au
druggists. Piincipnl office, 18 and 20 PJutt street,
New York.
Come to the ATHENS OFFICE, corner
ami see tlie
n
rcriv iw-uzLo
1.
. -i.il j - Areni-aiulf5af rljA«nd<tit.'
M.}1 Findings Tdrh1sh*tl at mamtraffu-
■ Mi. ' ) Kr. <J|HiC4.a’
The Chicago Farm Pumps
1 < ,ioi7oT lMIL- r ^
. Pallet Pwlainliptil Iron
For ,pif tcrea.ofl'^l W«jla of w Doptb,
f50,000 for $2ip
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
Of tho Mercantile Library Association
0" the city of LgA vex worth, kin.
In ascordaneo With an art nf sh« Lfgf.-lattire anR
tlioir articLuf nf incur)ifinuiMil, tlio Biuril oj Dirt i-
tniw announce their first Grand Gift Concert ioiiI
Distribution by lot, among the ticket holders, of
$332,555 IN CASH!
at Lning’s Hall, Leavenworth, on the 25th day of
J un<\ 1873, for ilic benefit of the Library.
51,U33 Cash Gifts, amounting to b332,555.
Tills enterprise is endorsed by tho Governor,
Secretary of State, Auditor of Stuto, Superintend
ent of i’uhllo Instruction, Treasurer Of State, May
or and ('emrndfi Council or Leavenworth, and ini
leading i -u*iiies»:mcn of the State, and the certain
ty of tlie distribution aud pay meut of gifts,
vended, is fully guaranteed.
Tickets $26aeh, 3 for SI, fi for $10.
Meinoraiuluiu of cash gilts to I** distributed June
25th, 1873:
1 grand-cash gift, S50,(XKi j I grand ca^h gift,
$40,000; 1 grand cash gift, 935,000; 1 grand ca*h,
gift, $30,000; 1 grand cash gift. $35,000; 1 grand
canh gift, I erind cash gift, $15,nun; i
grand cash gilt, $fo,nou; l grand oiwh gift, ^8,0*10;
1 grand rash gift., $5,0n0; i grand cu>h gift, 53,000;
1 grand eaih gift, ^2,;i00. tV lalatn c of prite
send fuT ciicniar.
This contcriis under the fupervisioti and direr-
tion of the followiog Board of l>ir. oto»s: C JI Dar
ter, merchant; \\ O GpiUd, i’ity ecg.; IILNi-na-
mnn, nar.kcr: P <» lx»we, caplialist • H J) ltuih,
Luuilicr, (1 ItMorehcttd, meit-hant; II W Giilctt,
nuTvhant, J L Weaver, M D; G F Prescott, Co|u-
merekil; J W Knglisli,' lawyer; Jnn B .Kitchen,
farmer; C Moller, nvGPr <5«r 8 B; K T Carr, arch.
Officer*—S7 H Durfoe, Pre*id«an ; II L Newman,
Vicc-tlres ; Geo F Prescott, ifey; CMoIler, Treea.
Tbb weft known cfiaraetrpnf tho direeL.ru of the
Mercaiitih’ Idbr.irv. Aesocint!on, and the endorse
ment prcsi-nted, 13 **« Midktlent gimrtmtce to nil
absent tiakc? holders t^at their interest will,he
fully guarded ahd proteetM. Aft cornMomidence
strictly cvini«tL*nti;U # and any person drawing »
prlf.e nersl not ln» known they so- d'etre. ■
mwmM
HA Jill ERG A CO., General,VxjlJs,
US i.ll^rlr^t.VN'en'Vur"
Tickets, ootC. (L-iL M„ur cxionsi'.
AjjJC^Ls WiUtVrt. 1 jl»crii!cuuimls»Juij* paid.
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Y it »! 1
Horatio and jfBdcat I ■
^ , • YLMUAtV * ■ «> T— *» IKlH* 1jt lj j
OA7TEK, IOO,OOQ: /BOJjp.
EVERY PUMP WARRANTED
isf Fcisca Cu Sot Tim.
CHILD?. NICKERSON & CO. 1 ,
General Hardware ^Dealers,
novs-tf AGENTS.
1* the must fp>werful cleanvcr, »tr«ngthener
r«iHuv€r*if gJiuuiulm oMcoviiopa kuovrn f to
tfria Mediea. , ..
a lap ted to coiviUtutionn
i« specially _
nV ami debilitated
Siting and humiai r, when tlw
tfv^e.«ircniaUpn, consequently
lies from .‘lu/gishnc/® and imp
“worn
by the warm *weatligrjof
hen tho bipod la not in *>
juently gat he *
— j-. . - - . .. . ring iiupurirj
'lies from tluVgishno/aand impcrftctntiioik of i|m
!*B(crrtivf and is iuauifia.tvd l>y tumors,
creritioiiniTUhU'hciVLolls, pusiulc, scrofula, Ac
AVI:i n weary ami iaDRiilil from.overwork, aitiL
MlliiCM l !<Ir.w.l)sss<^iliA liiHth-.UliSLtlMi )*lace of
"energy amt vigor", the syslumuissIsaDmlc to bull'll
lt ll|i Mil] lielp iM Vital formas SegalIj their fecii^e-
obulhl
feelije
tuwillj
r* fh.c
Uw Hver ami (ileon <1A not jsirform their
Home ■ T!u: uterine nmt.nritiaiy. or^ii are >>qu>
tlve, 1 roitncltig weakness of the sfoinaeb amf in
testines ami nj|fqdisj«»JU'.i to tiRJIvq; iteny:jo-
Dr. B'clls’ Extractvf Jttrnbcha
Is prepared tjtb Soutli Aiuvrli
"> OkolltoyW**** iH'isen. ye, 5ri l ,l i , ’'tv» 1 VrW“'c
tions fnoiiTmj'sire'l ana cnBeMeil oigans.
It should lie freely taken, n» ;4<irq)>H*a Hi*" -
nomic-l by medical writers tlie ntfflwentefem to* 1
rilier, tonic Mid 'leoTi.-Irm nt known In tlie wlmle
ranoooiuuuliftil ukurtii.
JOHN <). KKLI.OGG, 18 Vlait-st, K. Y.,
Hot.) hy dnr,'i-t«! S<Jlc urent for the LI. f
• L'rieo $1 |>er Urttle; Send for circular.
{Greenbacks!
Corner Thomas $ Clayton Streets.
T\;rE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING FORMED A PARTNER-
VV SHIP, would respectfully Inform cur former patrons, anil the public generally, that we liavo
now lu store, aud wilt continue to keep, the fittest stocks of tuc following over bought to Athens.
Dry Goods. Groceries, flats,
BOOTS, SHOES,
Anil everything else fouml in first-class establishments of tho kind.
- fi£55“' To any one wishing to STORE COTTON, we have a FIRE-FKOOF
WAREHOUSE, where the charge is only 25 cents per mouth, and Insurance
as low as any other Warehouse.
Pifner, O’Farrell & Jackson
Five Prizes $1000 3
Fire Prizes *500 a
Ten Prizes $100 “
Two Family Carriages and Matched Horses, with
Silver-mounted Harness, worth $1,500 each.
Two BuggicrijlXofse8, Ac., worth f800 «tcb#
Two fine-tontvi rosewood'Pianos} w«?rtlr-$500 ftjreb.
Ten Family Sewing Machines, worth $100 each.'
1,500 Gold amlSilteilyivcr Hen ting Watches,
worth from $20 to ?300 each,
rioldChains; Silver-ware, Jewelrr, ^c., Ac.
whole number Gifts, 10,000. Tickets Limited to
50,000. •
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL TICKETS, to
whom Liberal Premiums will l>c paid.
Single Tickets $1; Six Tickets $5; Twclvn
Tickets $10 ; Twenty-five Tickets 320.
Circulars containing a full list of prizes, a de
scription of tlie manner of drawing, ami other in
formation iu reference to tho Distribution, will i«»
sent to any one ordering them. All letters must
be addressed to
Main Office, L. D. SINES, Box ffi.
101 W. Fifth St. Cincinnati, o
THE SINGER
,000,000 NOW IN DAILY USE !
Broad and Jackson streets,
NEW DROP LEAP SINGER
COME AND GET
Machine Thread at 75 Cents Per Dozen,
AND
3 BILK -LOW PMCES
JOHN M. UPSIIAW,
Resident Agent.
Iffirrlware and General Merchandise.
!. K. CHILDS, Ii. NICKERSON, Y. II. WYNN
CHILDS, NICKERSON & CO
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, IRON,
STEEL, NAILS,
HORSE & MULE SHOES
• ' . . * .}•
HORSE SHOE NAILS,AGRICULTURAL IMPLE
M ENTS, CARRIAGE andSADDLERY HARDWARE,
FELLOWS, HUBS, SPOKES, AXLES, SPRINGS.
&c., RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING,
BUGGY WHEELS, MILL SAWS, MILL
FINDINGS, ANVILS, BELLOWS, 1 j
. VICES, IIOLLOW-WARE, &c.
KS* jltftiwfacturcr's Af/cnls for the Sale of
:'.tr nu t vl . ■*‘*i*u "i fi - • * • .
Brinlcy’s Steel Plows, Peacock Steel Plows,
Fairbanks’ Standard Seales, ~ * * *~
Sawyer’s Celebrated Cotton Gin,
Water Elevators and Pumps,
j Circular Saws, &?., &c„
. ,f* “ a .... .
figy Any article in our line not in stock will l>c ordered when desired, with the
jjeast possible deity. B£T Call and examine our slock unci jrrices. qovS-tf
fit 1/.
u Ik
~ejL.ui
II Usth r.r,
mb vth
m
■wp
Upok Out for the “ Buck Horn” Store
"■ «Vo. 10 Sroad Street, •Ithcns, Ga.
fNUR MR. CRANE lias
<~s in a Superb stock of
just returned from Now York where lie lias laid
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
lr©e©ri©s, I^wMoms
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
And everything else kept in first-class Establishments.
Highest market price paid for Country produce of all kinds.
Call and examine our Fine Stock, and we guarantee satisfaction hutli in
quality and prices.
GMFFETH & CRANE.
J. M. WEATHERLY. | W. A. WEATHERLY, j II. R. BERNARD.
HAVE IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
FLOUR, CORN, BACON,
Rice, Sugar, Coffee, Syrup, Vinegar, Saddles, Bridles, Are.,
And are prepared to accommodate their friends with tho BEST GOOIS at reasonable prices.
BUY YOUK
PIANOS AND ORGANS
AT HOME AND SAVE FREIGHT.
THE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO FURNISH
AND • • :s > m
Only 50 Cents per Bottle.
- If promotes the GROWTH* PRESERVE.M
tho COLOR, and fttcrcascs tho Vigor
and BEAUTY of tho HAUL
Ovrn Thirty Years ago LyotUB Kattudhtw
fc»B tor Hath was first placed In tho markot by
Professor K. Thomas Lyon, a ffraduatoor Princou.u
Colloco. Tlio rwuno is derived from tho Graek*
••KaTHBO," Sftrnifying to rU<jn*c, piVy.irejuvenate,
or rrstnrr. Tho favor it has rocojvod, and tho popu
larity it has obtained, is nnpreoedonted and incred-
‘hle. It increases tho Growth ami Bhautt of tho
‘AITl. It ia a dolightfnl dressing. It eradicatea
~ Hair from turning gray.
nv©» the hair a rich,
_ ho FAMR in QWKTITt
and Quality a* it was over a Quarter of a t’KX-
507BT Aoo, and ia sold by all Dniaxi^s and Ooun-
try Store* at only Lilly C'euls per Boctlo*
Woman's Glory is Her Hair.
LYON’S
Prospectus 1S7 3—6th Year
in Illustrated Monthly Journal, universally admit
ted to be the Handsomest Periodical in the. World.
A rcjirescnUaive and champion of American taste.
OF THE
At Factory Price?,
MOST AT PROVED MAKES,
Delivered in Athens or' Elsewhere in the State/
FREE OF FREIGHT.
Every Instrument Sold by Me 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'bo bought ANY’Wtieite else.' t — T ' ■' 1
*******!« ‘he Honor,
.Vot for Sain In Book or News Stores
TJIE ALDTKE, w!:i!c i.^Fued with nil the regu
larity, has none of tho temporary or ftmely inter
cet cnaractori^tid of ordinary periouie/ijs. It is an
elegant miscellany of pure, light and graceful lit
erature: and a collection of pictures, the rarest
specimens of artistic skill, in black and white. Al
though each succeeding number affords afresh
pleasure to its friends, the real value and beauty
of THE ALPINE will be most appreciated after
it has been bound up at the chseof the year.
While other publications may claim superior
cheapness, as compared with rivals of a similar
class, THE ALPINE is a unique and original
conception—alone and unnpproached—absolutely
w ithout conijHdition in price aud character. Tho
possessor of a complete volume cannot duplicate
the quantity of fine paper and engravings in any
other shape or number of volumes Jar&n times its
cost; and then, there arc the chrvmos. Inside*.
ART DEPARTMENT.
Notwithstand ing the increase in the price of sub
scription last Foil, whbn THE ALPINE assumed
Its present noble proportions and represen tat ire
character, the edition teas mere than dovlled.dur-
ug the past year; proving that the American
►unllc appreciate, and will support, a sincere ef
fort hi the'cause of Art. The publishers, anxious
to justify the ready confidence thus dcniensiraled,
have exerted themselves to the utmost to develop
and improve the work : and the pirns for the com
ing year, as unfolded by tho monthly issues, will
astonish and delight even the mo6t saiiguire friend
of THE ALPINE. The publishers aro author
ized to announce designs from many of the most
eminent artists of America. In audition, TJfH
ALPINE will reproduce examples of the best foi*
eign masters, selected with a view to the highest
artistic success, and greatest general interest;
avoiding such as have become familiar, thronih
graphs, or copka of any kind. The quarterly
t.u.vJ plates, for 1S73. will reproduce fourofJohn
S. Davis’ inimitable enlld sketches, appropriate to
the four seasons. These plates, appearing in tho
issues for January, April, July and October, would
be alone worth the price of a years subscription.
The ’popular feature of a copiously illustrated
“Christmas” number will be continued. To pos
sess such A valuable epitome ef tfce art world, at a
cost so trilling, will command the subscriptions of
thousands in every sectibn of the country; l»ub
as the Bsnftilness aud attractions »( THE A LPL}E
can be eiijiauced, in proportion to the nmncruai
increase of its supi»orters, the publishers nropj*^
to make “assurance double sure,” by the following
unparalleled offer of
THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT
will continue under the care of Mr. Il rhard Henry
Stoildard, assisted by tho best writer*amt poets
the day, wlio will strive to have thoiftouuurc oi
Tins ALD1NE always in keeping with its .trust
attract ions. . , „ n ;i
TERMS.-** per annum, in «' VR . nr ®» r*" v!
Chromo free. The Aldink w.ii, foreavicr, b«
obtainable only by sn i.scripi ion. There wiU ^
no reduced orLtut.
. ...ponsibility H 1 *
where tlie certificate is
James
aprf-3ut
T' a. burke: atiFens, t?a.
A*
Ipl -T
qtilA tar *10. ll. L Wolcott, J18 Cltatlunn
wiuarc, N. Y.
■■ i i 1rz jji—nn i ' s .
« V/ Mill Hr. i • 1
t yvhplesal^ and .retail dbalees in
Hats, FAHMEll’S SUPPLIES, Tobacco,
Crockery, Gnus, aildlcry, &c., &c., &c.,
All of which they have a large ami well-selected Stock.
fjSf- AVe are uotv ready to sell anylxxly ANYTHING they want, at prices
that can’t be beat in Atheus. Call and see us, and you will find us all clever,
uile signature
must bo sent to the publisher!
to the local agent, vith<>i
publishers, except in esses
eiveu, bearing the jc.e-sit
^^IGEXTS^V INTED.-—Any person, wishirg t«» act
parmsuentlv ns a local ngont^ill receive full and
premptinfitre^ott-b^tn,...
T. A.
ptail to exhibit specimen iiuiuNuk.
CHARLEY HILL
At tho old ostahhshed
Messrs. J !:
most iittcnti
BAjREJEl-
On Uread. strict, over the stop of
L. C. Mathews, hare the host
workmen and alt the modern awhanoa 1or _
Shaviney, ShttM-pooinff, Jiair-
dressinf ete-,
Iavdiei and childrtm.WaiWit
when desirtd. 1'asl ttwrUm ,#k-
prumpf aptl careful ailitnicu.. y)
Itlasfic Etff Trap•
NO TBOOBI.KI 'KOdStI’ 'ttfkr. l?EA' r,,!
INSTANT AN EOIJS! RtldAliLh.
Quick Sale* and Small Profits! .....
it once, you will not ilo without it - !
Every House will have it ■
Every IMA miRlit to have it!
. ';!>... Every Mcrehant roust have j; .,
1 Good House keopers buj
Send 50 cents for samples. ?r i . h, '? 1 .. < l 1 ^ni^i
tho trade. Good M(do and Fenroie Attontssram
t °.Vtdt^ , ‘ MagiC WM y rScitttAN A «*•;,
Box 204, Clarion, Wright Co., ^
fine-looking men.
mh28
before the American public
OVER THIRTY years. It has never yet
failed to givo perfect satisfaction, and has
justly-been styled tho panacea for ail ex
ternal Wounds, Cuts, limns. Swclltnes
Sprains, Bruises, &c., &c., for Man and
Boast Vo family should bo a single day
without this Liniment. Tito money rc-
lunacd unless tho Liniment is as ropre-
Bo sure and get tho genuine
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT. Sold
J>y all Druggists and Country-Stores, at
26c-. 60c. oud $100 per Bottlo. Notice
8 We, Bixo of-bottler &c. ^
Somcfthing
An olcgant Mbttm tor 25Vchta, hfWingM
sired cards, bound infill«UtcarerS”'* „ r
low i>ricn of 25 cents, suitahio for tne r®* ..
center table- ‘ Order s wimple rent tjr ron tJ j!
paid, on receipt of 35 rents. S for COc., or
Address
Agents wanted
turef, sen! fr«e.
. Z vili L
Baltimore.
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