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BANNER-WATCHMAN.
jewelry.
. HARDWARE.
TUESDAY JUDE 6, 1888.
EDWIN R. KINNEBREW. Travklino Aourr
CHILDS. NICKERSON,, WYM & CO.
PER YEAH
CLVIttHtF TEN
CLUBS. OF TWENTY . ......
IlfVAKIA R/.K/.V AtiVASCE.
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Keep always In rtock the most complete lioejot Ihj^WAKE In Northeast Georgia, ©hr atom
:•** BARAlfOEOLLEDlEOM. 7TATLS, ALL MANNER OF TOOLS,
BARBED WIRE, MACHINERY *'THRBEST1 AND 2 HORSE WA(
ihtOuilTPMain^L'jMi^jrWwf. W^n!^teitol,.jar®i?iefii, Mpt*lne Oil
’beketarid Table Cutlery,. J»» :i> A4»* • i ,r s**
yet trust, or
rather, Cash
Andfnrtahttfcf<rfUtrt^*ttditUflr.t-^ dqfy^mrjUt
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:y obuor pc
memory; Loss of Brain POwcr, Ner-
vmif lij'tUtj- Energy, Lost
Hopes. Imprudence o' Ytmth, Ex
cesses in maturcr years. Seminal
Weakness.and Generalloss of pow
er in imrienitiro Organs. Totnose
suffering from Nervous Irritability.
Nervous Headache. Nervous Shook
Nervous,Prostration. Nervous Ex-
imustiou, relief Is afforded. In ma
ny eases of female weakness they
aetlikc a charm. The student, the
Teacher, the Clergyman, the Kdl-
Pills.
MONUMENTS,
MULES
W. S f HOLMAN
Will keep ou . »* ■ • ’’l. 1 f
hand thin hea- ,
son a line lot
of broke and - ^
nubroke hot-. o
*es and mules ’o
which I will-
sell as low ns /ujj
the market^am
affords. Ex-,
a mi lie luv Tot 455J
before, buy- man
injf. I have fi/gT]
juat rbeetved yj/
• car-load di* [/
rect from thd
beat and wdst papt!
hat 1 am Relliufc ?«
street, Athens, tin.
WHOLESALE
! flOUt
MERCHANTS!
dlailt
SEND US YOUR BUSI-
, .V 11 '' 1 ’ *«*-«» A—.VHJIVO >«t<J 2 u«t) • A
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P NESS CARD FOR
TRADE LIST.
^lANDREIH & SONS,
"PHILADELPHIA.
f* YrgEoa
THE OLD RfeOABllE 1 *»»« i.
- ( ;i oil Sn, a mull! j
Boot & Shoo Manufacturer.
* * ' t' i . un ? an '
I hare removed rojf Boatwnd, ShoeSJion over
the room formerly occupied by ’ iuei Ob College
Avenue, above C. Bode 1 *, where I lu batUr/plcr
pared than ever, for #ny work in my line. My
work U Bikt-clanr and warranted. * ; * 1 *- ‘
BOOTS »ntl SHOES UEFAIRH)
on short nbtlc^. Will hslf-vile from «• rents to
tuqytitf' ''.dini -ti -fi
BLAOKSMITHING. ,>n-s«ih-jqx'i v i il
COR. BROAD &,HUNTER, STREETS., ATLANTA, GA
■ l-.ii fa.ib .'.1.11''-^ SEm&tAL'AGXKm.VOKEfiS ,
: :„mx'E0hell;«auon
ftS«rWm,nty.Ca^Hiy,0 | ^r;laj , ^l»l)amii*'Ploriil'
llfVrti
! yjas the best Inanities and finest Workmen IA the Hty for rite pranrpt'dischkrte ot' m
.•ItJMMt.i.ff- * -r ,!f ftU,Rror!centrustedtojita^
iiitrusica lojiim- .Hpm J,. ,.„i,
NI> PLANTATION bWORlC. •!
IiriaUsaitpOrtf^tFOl UEHdlWNV ,;J ftu Uv j
Mini
•f - * 5 ' sctjtdlns toq^Uly., kHpces to. suit the
.imes. Thsnklng niy cu.fomms far their past
pstronsse, I mspeettuUS, saliun a cnllnukate of
ti.iHl'f n.iHuf'i,
When In b«M of* ,,w fil! “- •> diultl Inlilivj tin,
A H all
uttiVf.
in in alt work which I undertake.
I and call on —
. him, .dim- H- -■rjiita..siiinaM" imiw ,hbii W mamt i
:Utt(iur) ftt
III t U n* . in - AP^JiAT ’ .ewuilLwHJLk’C
IK Quicksand.—On Wedricid^y.:
«NSS£P’S IRONWORKS
last Hr. Yeas started to » plcnle tte*r
Watklnsvllle, with a young lady In
the buggyl When near ttiat town, at a
braneli, his horse got mired up In
<]uicksand, add Mr. V. had to carry
his fair passenger to land, when, wlih
the aaslstanco of some freedmen, his
horse was detached from the baggy
and prised out.
Tho wholesale groceiy and liquor
store of IL Bcllly, of Wheeling, W.
Vn., was discovered to bo burning at
4 o’clock' on the morning of the 31st.
Tho great quantity of liquor in the
store made it impossible to save any
thing and the building and contents
wive destroyed.
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MEN AND WOMEN'S MU'
.lui-dii /ih * ■‘HEliF , ®'BEDER A*XD CONDEkSER, ' :
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tag u »”4'isjrS?' 9 « p ® wct
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M ',‘ilMV - u vnn.i-in f ] — • >i * 4 r’J V.- t f! : 1
SaV Jrfttls, and Mill Gearing of Every Mescriptlon.
i. bar, mV.' : - V:-. :jsliirAT*SiF%aNisHii os,>prMC*Tiaif. t ., „ ; A , ;•
d.-.sD-»r»w«ffk.. tti , ,
i prepared W> siup st shaft
.special price lists *uo;eiroulrrs.J
’file AtftntiondfdoolatFiscaUcdtt) tho fact that we are prepared Vo steplat s^oit : wj^ea ii.es i
superb Wagouslln small lota or by tho Osrikwd. uS.mJ tor. apvyml price iista ^ia,iiirpiilaw.t Alas
dealer* to; -/'-i . ii'.ttctn<!-rt Vowi'-'. ' _. Lj.. ....
'C: $ Q;''COWER:® plain .PORTABLE TRACTION AND
,i {.(, i•» il i if.-v •>■ STATICti'ARY ENGINES: \ iv./-.-»o«.,vn. i
^•.j^aud for lllustrstoJ Catalogue. DbU
atlaxta^'ga. ;;
Issues Cerl^fietitea or SS.OOO. *
Pays hie in l-hlrty : days o/tpr out* rily of .Certli
coto, which is twelve in-ttbs from' dsu* uf bstiio
Cmifickte • fKnd’.wiuent* . • i“r7u
For Coast itutiou and Bv-Laws address
MUTUAL UKUEF FliND AMWCIaTION,
Cor. Broad sad Hunter Streets, Atlaats, 0*.
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:VEY6SIP (fie SROw
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
Ssddlts for Baniatara,
There is no little town in the State
that Is note pious than Tonah, in
Monroe county. The people there
are still religious, and they strain
every nerve to' raise money for their
ministers and to pay expenses. A
traveling man who goes there a pood
deal, and always seems benefited
when he comes away, says he never
struck a place where there was more
piety, more genuine, true goodness,
than in Tomah. He says the people
seem to vie with each other to see
which can do the most for (heir
church. The travellfeg man attended
a sociable at a residence there not
long ago, which was held to raise
money to buy the minister a pair of
rubber pants for baptismal purposes,
and he witnessed a scene he said he
never shall forget. The residence was
filled with the best peopleof the town,
and at the head of the stairs
' were n number of ladies and gentle
men who were discussing the charac
teristics of citizens. One henutllul
lady said to the drummer, "Yes, we
arc lull of enthusiasm for the cause of
religion, and would no anything rea
sonable for the development of our
finances, 'Why,” said she. as she
leaned against the railing and tucked
the lace into- the dashboard of her
dress, which was cut down at the
heal in front, “If I could make a dol
lar toward paying the salary of our
minister, I would slide down the ban
ister.” The traveling man thought
to bluff the beautiful and stylishly-
dressed lady, and nulling nut a silver
doiiur, he handed it to her saying,
“Well, there’s no man that enjoys
giving to the church more than I do.
Here is your dollar, and now let’s see
you slide down the banisters.” The
lady blushed a Utile and acted as
though she was surprised at being
token np so quick, but Rcemed to re
uli/.e that It was her duty to turn all
the sheckles she could Into the coffers
of the tfiiureh, she at once threw her
self over the banister and began to go
down slowly. It is evident tlfat she
intended to hold on tight and go down
easily anil quietly, and have it over
and the dollar in the contribution box
liefom the crowd found It out, hut
somebody announced in the parlor
that Mrs. .So-and-so was sliding down
the banister, and everybody rushed
Into the hall. Whether it was the
crowd that made the lady nervous, or
something let go unexpectedly, prob
ably nobody will ever Know, but she
.seemed to cut loose all at once, and
shot down the banister ns though site
was shot out of a gun, and as the pro
cession arrived at the newel-post at the
bottom tlie searcher after n silver dol
lar yelled like a Comanche, and went
over Into the crowd, against the hat-
raek and card basket as though site
had fa 1 leu out of a ballon. The drum
mer soys the air seemed to be fairly
surcharged with beautiful women.
The minister, who came out of the
parlor just as she was coming down,
was lilt on the ear by the heel of a
r.amberone g-iter, which blinded him
so he held his hands over his eves and
■aid, “ Mercy on us!” and as she
struck oil one shoulder he rushed up
to her and asked if she had broken any
bones. The remains were inverted,
and os she pulled the frizzes out of her
nuruth she answered, “ never mind
tho bones; here’s your dollar,” and
site handed the shining silver to the
preacher. He took It mechanically,
while the lady got up and was helped
up stairs. One deacon who was struck
in the pit
took to l>e a cannon-ball with blonde
hair on it, and a back comb on top,
was picked up from under a marble
table, and they had to blow in hla face
before he could breathe. When he
came to tile first thing he asked the
man of the house, “ why in Gehenna
don’t you have a lightning-rod on the
house ?” It was nearly an hour before
the lady and her attendants came
down stairs, and she refused all offers
of chairs, saying that she preferred to
stand, but tne drummer came away
early, because every time she looked
towards him it seemed as though she
wanted to bite ids head off. He says
if lie had suggested the sliding down
tho bauisters he should have felt as
though same blame might attach to
him, bat it was her game, and if she
got beat at it he couldn’t see what was
the sense in getting apnnky. It is
safe to say that if the success of the
churches at Tomah depends on ban
ister-sliding hereafter ministers will
S o hungry, unless they put side-sad-
les.—fect’i Milwaukee Hun.
The
are
this la a white man’s govern mast, and
they net only do not believe In the
Chinese, but are equally as strongly
opposed to the negro. They have or
dered that only white men will be per
mitted to work in the coal and iron
remans, and that the importation of
negro labor must be resisted. On IhU
pome a Pittsburg dispatch to the
Phlltfflelphia Brett says: “Afterthe
1st of Juue the train men on the
various railroads leading out of Pitts
burg will refuse to haul any trains
lomivd with coal dug by negroes, and
that firemen and engineers will not
^uso.that coal In their locomotives.
The trainmen have a strong organi
sation of their own, and all labor or
ganizations are ap iu arms against the
importation of colored labor.
lie Pennsylvania Knighta ef Labor
> firm believers in the doctrine that
AxoTiif.ii Boom.—The Blue Bidge
railroad, running.through the western
purl of Xorth Carolina, is in process of
construction. It runs from Clayton,
Georgia, and will connect at Franklin,
Macon county, witli the Ducktown
branch of the Western North Carolina
railroad, and will pass on to Knoxville,
Tennessee. When completed it will aid
largely in the development of that part
of the stale, and turn a valuable trade
to Athens, when the North-Eastern
reaches Itabun Gap.
A StkaxuuStouy.—A negro went fish
ing hear Athens, the other day, and suc
ceeded In capturing a fish, but in jerking
up the line Ivugsanie over a tree, whep
his fish wns caught and eaten by a large
owl. He then procured a gun and fired
at the bird, but missed his mark, when
it flew away.
The Juo Tavkrn Railroad.—:Sub
scription books will be at once opened
iu Athons for the Jug Tavern railroad.
This ia a move In the right direction,
and not let all of our citizens come to
the front. Tho road to Jefferson Is not
abandoned, but it, too, can be built. In
fact, tho railroad to Jug Tavern passes
lor six miles up the " , '~l road to Jeffer-
sau.
Bftit urn to a Medal.—Postmaster
. Madison Davis, of Athens, Is entitled to
. one of the handsome bronze medals just
■truck for delegatee to the Chicago con
vention who voted for Gen. Grant for
#ie Presidential nominee. The medal
r,.CMd% “Commemoration of the thlrtjr-
sl? braves of the old guard for Ulysses
a H. Oraittlor President Republican Na
tional convention, Chicago, Jpne,1880, w
u-We presume,.that Davis will soonr^
naive this token of remembrance
-too friends of the General.
An Unrecorded Scene at the White
House.
From the BUhfDemoenU. ,
There was a scene at a social dinner at
the white house early in March that was
not put down In the programme. The
president had lirought atound him tlie
members of the cabinet, a few senators
ami friends, with an equal number of
ladies, for ono of the most exquisite din
ners that he hod then given. Thegilded
walls, too pomegranate pinto hangings,
the thickets of azaleas, the beds of roses,
and tho table wito.its beautiful flowers
and Crystal that, was net in tho centre of
too private dining. room, all ministered
to happy hearts and mailing feces. Mr.-
Blaine sat facing the host, and;inMw
general sociability,, of .the party-there
was talking across and all round tho
board, in which the president anti Mr.
Blaine were foremost.in buntor and
repartee. Several times tbs president
unwittingly addressed Mm as Sew
retary," the title by which Cabinet offi
cers are personally designated, and
each time Mr. Blaine’s plumage was vis-
bly ruffled, and his bhick ejre* snapped
suppressed sparks. At the third time
his words were/repeated-Mr.; Blaine
leaned ami said qnieUy, “I’llthank you,
Mr. President, not to address me by the
title-of tlie office of which you have.de-
prived me. To you I am simply Mr,
Blaine.” Iicttmo Mu* u ,,,
The company weiestrock dumb} and
•at pale and silent, a« if bit by a thunder
clap. Tlie president colored, (of ho
blushes as easily as a school girl, attrib
uted hi* using tho title to toe habit ac
quired during their pleasant official rela
tions together, and deprecated ever hav
ing deprived him of 'tot office it would
have given him such satisfaction to have
had him retain. “1 keg your pardon,
sir, you did deprive me of my office,”
said toe chagrined ex-Secrctnry, and it
was then left for tlie president to restore
sociability around t e board and help
hisguest* forget thcunuaualcontreteinps.
PREPARING FOR COMMENCEMENT.
On Wednesday, through the courtesy
of Chancellor MW I, we visited a few of |
toe college buildings, to see what prep
arations are being made for the approach
ing commencement. The grounds have
been put in better order than ever before. J
Those ragged hillsides and gullies have I
been nicely terraced, and sodded with I
Bermuda and bine grass, which is grow- I
ing luxuriantly. This has been smooth
ed «>fl'nicely with a mower, and the en
tire cauipus is uow beautifully carpeted!
with green. The shrubbery set out by 1 !
Mr. Kerckmnn is growing nicely, and in I
a few years will give a toady p trk for I
students. There is a large variety of ]
young trees, which will lie of great assis- f
tam e to the students in Botany.
The chapel building will be put in I
thorough order, so as to accommodate I
the largo crowd expected. The press!
will be especially remembered, aud I
have a most desirable position reserved I
for them, and furnished with every c m-1
venience. The splendid painting of Sbl
Peter’s cathedral, at rear of the rostrum, I
we arc sorry to see, shows signs of wear.!
The painting is cracking, and in one!
place has i>eclod off. Artists say it can-1
not be remedied, as the ground eoat wasl
not “packed" into the cloth. This isl
the work of a gentleman reared in, Ath-|
ens, and besides its real value as a paint-1
ing, is doubly prized on this account.
Every department will be put In per-1
feet order and throw-n open to visitors I
during commencement, so that tho pub-1
lie way see the unexcelled advantages!
offered by toe State University. The|
museum, too, will be In order by i
and will he richly worth • visit.
-faculty intend to leave nothing und
that will add to the success ot the
sion.
The debates will be unusually int
esting, and several speakers of great e
quence are chosen. In fact, it is predii
ed tost a second Hill, Stephens
Toombs will make their debuts on I
occasion.
A very large attendance is expect
as it will be one of toe most interesting
commencements ever held in Athens.]
Letters have been received not only
from every part of this, but even distant
states, announcing visitors. We hmv
now plenty of hotel room to accommo
date all, aud our citizens will leave nott
Ing undone to make their guests enjo
themselves. ■’ : "’ r '
A Good Thiso.—Mr. W. H.
Is now manufacturing and h
sale a boiler for cooking rice
grits, which is certainly a splenditj
a. These boilers cost: but lit
while food cooked in them Is far suf
rior to the old way. This is but
of the many nice goods to be fouud i
the Northeast Georgia Stove am]
Tinware Emporium.
Wanted 1^
FIRST-CLASS BUTCHER WANTED
' iljr to JOHN F. FINCH, i
Athens, GeorglA. I
WHENCE COMES THE UNBOUNl
DED POPULARITY OF
Allcook’s Porous Plasters'
Because they have proved thei
selves the Best External Remed
ever invented. They will
asthma, colds, coughs, rheumal
neuralgia, and aay local pains.
Applied to the small of the bacj
they are infallible in Back-Ach
Nervous Debility, and ali' Kidne
troubles; to the pit of the stomacj
they are a sure cure for Dyspops
and Liver Complaint.
ALI, COCK’S POROU!
PLASTERS are painless, fragran
and quick to cure. Beware of i
itations that blister and bum.
ALLCOCK’S, the only Genni
Porous Plaster. ! 1 ’ H : 1
1 • | > -f Sttir ud >nrj| 1
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THE LADIES
ANI) THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
I Are respectfully invite,! tn call nt the store of
A. S. MANDEVILLE,
I Where they will now find <m wthit.lttwi n new
I and superb tin,; of t». lalj st am eltie* m
Ncfewelry & Silverware,
Imported am* American Watches, Clocks
' Musical 1'isitnir.iiiUri; .
S’mlery, etc., etc.
RXGiuriyq .ixo iiepauiixg
Done with cure and warranted to Rive f atDfuc.
I den. oetH-tv
; SILVER .1A'li W t UiE,'
.. GUHS, PISTOLS,ETC.
CALL ON THE OLD RELIABLE.
|W. a; TALMADGE,
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tl4-tr COU-HOi: AVENUK, ATinCXH, G\.
|BE HAPPY
i skifE-s; : ;•
-£ JEWELLER, nil next, vvt vfc, Pou'UnU to
Ittive him a cull aiul l**ok ni the tnntiy tirtfcwsht
I has recel vet! it »r l' llESJCN TS. 'A'iu*, host ji*so.i-
it of <J«*M lvns und ruvvjs, lViu-il
nns. etc..-ever to At Lev.*: .ami tv hut
1 could you select u orv uini rimi louuvr rciaem-
In.tl*(! than atiiu- .o.'’ ivh :md ( iiH lor hulyor
' ^cntlcmau aHu io»t»rnt'.' Them i* a Liiny.forcv
1 trythinir sun. Let us now !mve«
MEliRV C HUISTMAK t.nd u HA YVY NEW YfcAK
I SKIFF,THE JEWELLER, ATHENS
nov4-ly. t 4 ‘ *■"' l ** * ‘*T*f
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do “BOES,” lint *nJ J--iui
'High Bad- t*»lfii ! 1 mi^bvM
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Shoe 1£ e r— i>
chants of-
ATHSKS,
GA.
A" t-L,
MLSC KLLAXKO U ri.
|YOU WANT HiE BEST,
YOU GET IT
When You Buy
DOX’T m v AXY OTHER VXTIL YOU
HAVE TRIED IT.
The Tor^-Fune
Brand it* Ihe bost r.nd niort reliable ROASTBD
COFFEE on tho market—Tt combhios sttenf *
with delicacy of llav‘*r—it is a prime articl .
and is always roasted to perfection—it is not
glazed, colored, or (<tii.ycrtd with in any way.
GOOD COFFEE
It a neteseily. Dou’t buy a poor article.
A. H. STUMP & SONS,
Wholesale (trovers. Importers amt Coffee Roost
ers, SO Soulli-st., 1IALTIMOUE. (etiWsifll „
For Hale by
E. H. & W. F. Dorsey.
LINDS
T.FLEMING & SONS
Hardware , Merchants,
ATHENS, GERGIA.
jan« On
Jjtw KLUY.
New Jeweller 1 ;
CHAS. A. SCUDDER, **,
Ef ^ ^^ Watchm^k^r, and . j#’vy;e!ler.
•la . U" *'*•••- Witt OIWwt4«,iM adJ flftv*
WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELRY
And Silverware. "
titlijr.wina and Gold Plating Speoiattiee.
II, Mtivs tmr« stob , * jjmNiH
V, WHEAT
• ■ av.tow h.M l.i, - it! I • o,iT ,„jt. ,
Will be made this year, and now is tlie time to get a First-Class
n-irilujO , 111 lit votbat ft.*. ». , ,, . f . - ,,ioj ; ■ ,ti, f
«orf7/
it) -if v<tax-rti«
* I !*;'1 Olihclj
.illif lot ■
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NGINE!
We have •on band a Cur I,oad or tvro of the
•J»HERE IS A BALM IM G!AEAD
(For all Nerve amt Brain affection.
la re They ure prompt,
stife and eftcctnftl. Twtwst known
reiivody, in.tho. vodd for nervous-
And other Machines ready for immtncdiate delivery. Call and see them or
write for Circulars.
.ORR& HUNTER,
' -•ATHENS, GEORGIA.
Marchlf.. ” 'Uptrtatrt eorner Clayton AThoinaa streets. Look out tor the Starred Rooater FUg.
WHOLESALK GROCERIES;
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' TTAVE RESlOVXDTt>THEIR HANDSOME NEW STORE AT TnE INTERSECTION OF
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REPAIRING REDUCED IN PRICE TO MEET THE DEMANDS OF AL
Most useful Blacksmithing, * ' ' " ' * ■'
Best and Stron.gest Wood Work,
Most Elegant Trimming, and the
Mostarttstically finished Paintting.
vehicles Huanutactured by D. C. HURLEY. Bverj pl^cf^df werk’a
TEED jnst as represent!
BOTCH WORK, NO SHODDY WORK
lTloc« ojOow os possible and In accordance with the strlegem^r orttto tf ,«c*J
D C. HURLEY,
OCONEE STREET, ATIIEN
CHINA HALL.
Until they are thoroughly introduced and their merits acknowledged, we will
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At very near Cost for cash. The
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NEW AMERICAN
Arc unexcelled for simplicity and durability.
LYNCH & FLANIGAN,
China, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps and Housefur
nishing Goods.
Deupre Block, ’ Athens, Georgia.
GROCERIES.-
FRONT!
HAMPTON &CO
- . - • - > We have just opened a large lot of
, FANCY ,; GROCKRIKS,
MAGNOLIA HAMS;
GRANDEUR FLOUR,
PION
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AND COFFEE,
hay, corn, oats,
BACON AND LARI),
SYRUP, MOLASSES,
HlV/ J.j > SHOES AND HATS,
" STAPLE DRY GOODS,
•‘FINESELECTION OF FRENCH CANDIES. All goods delivered in the
city prodiptly; Clayton street, Athens, Ga.
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IRON ANL BRASS CASTINGS. HILL GEARING, MINING AND MILL MACHINBRY.
%m MUXS, SMOTING, REPAIRING, PAT’N WORK,
FAN MILLS, BARK MILLS. ■ H IRON FENCING, Ao. (
AND ALSO AGENTS EOR THE MOST APPROVED
PORTABLE
AM ENGINES
on Sktdf and on whfelt. Combined THRESHERS end SEPARATORS, TURBINE WATER
' WHEELS; MIU.8TONES, VIOlORThree Roller C«*e JUUf COOK’a Fvaporators,
Addre.,. R N ICKEH^ON, Agent, Athens, Ga.
THOS. BAILEY, Superintendent. . 1 ■ 1 -
MILL FINDING FURNISHED AT! MANUFAC URERS PRICES/* nl <: Tn <fl«y.
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