Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

BANNER-WATCHMAN. MANUrACtURINO. .PERSECUTION. Mr. dl'KKR knew that he could no* longer ofler for congress in this dis trlct under the gauze of democracy, aud he had to look about for another plea upon which to make the race. Knowing the tender sympathies of the Amerlcau people for the victim of abuse, “Our Emory” decided to try what the persecution wail would do for him. But to carry to success this programme, one thiug he lacked— material to operate upon. He has had his friends for several months past writing through the district and cry ing aloud in behalf of their slandered master; but Mr. Spkek well knew that no charge bad been made against him but what could be substantiated, and he had to hunt iu a new direction for stock to work upon. So through his hirelings at home there was con cocted and forwarded to this office a certain letter purporting to be from Rabun county, and threatening to show Spkkr “the road that Garfleld had lately traveled." As we have already slated, the letter was given to the printer without our noticing the threatening paragraph until the next day, when we promptly came out with an editorial uud condemned such senseless and inceiyliary threats. Any sensible man well knows that we would not Indite a threat one day and denounce it Uie next. But not so with" Mr. Spkkr’s organ at Gainesville. Ignoring the fact that we hail already condemned the language of the Raima letter, Lawshk comes roaring to the front, boldly affirms that the letter was penued in the Banner-Watchman office, and defied us to produce the name of the writer. Considering that it waa none of Lawshk’s business', this we declined to do, even in the face of his repeulcd taunts. Will not the attitude of the .Soutliraa convince any unbiased mind that its editor at the time he was making his dares knew positively that the letter was a Spkf.k trap, set for the pur|K>se of mannfact uring persecution evidence—and fur ther, that lie knew t lie real author of tho same. But at last Mr. Spkkr, convinced that his political enemies had fallen into a pit from which they could not extrieate themselves, plays his first role in “The Martyr." He seeks out the correspondent of some Northern Radical paper, and pours into his willing ear the story of his troubles, trials and tribulations. He tells him how a certain paper in his own city had threatened to Guitcau nini, tor the noble cayse of independ ent democracy, and then he fell upon the neck of that correspondent and wept crocodile tears as large us hick- orynuts. Since the party against whose head this threat had been hurled hud at tempted to make political capital of same, we felt it due ourself to give the name of the writr, as signed to the ltahun communication, which was “H. R. Smith.” Until this time we honestly belie veil the article to have been written by some unthinking democrat, aud did not for an instant surmise that it Imd been penned by a Spkkr henchman, doubtless at the in stauce of his master. Rut as soon as the independent organ at Gaiuesville prances to the front with a long string of testimonials that no such man as "H. R. Smith” lived in Rabun eoun ty, and denouncing the editor of the Ranner-Watebman as author of the letter, we for the first time began to suspicion the true state of affiiirs—viz that the ltubuu letter was conceived in the brain of Speer and written and mailed by his friends; and we further kuew that the document could only have been forwarded and the envelope stamped by some postmaster, who had access to matei ial for that purpose. So on our late trip to the falls we made every exertion to unearth testimony, hut tailed. Ill the mean time I.awshe was ringing every ween in our ears liis defiance, and was fust drawing public attention from Mr. Spkkk’s lovesick letters to radicals aud ne groes to this less important document. After our interview with Hon. Wel don Price, we charged the author ship of the Rabun letter upon P. h\ I.awshe, for we were then, aud are now confident, that he knew the rcul author from the first; and any man who will caretully reud the editorials in the Southron on this subject can but agree with us that its editor was a party to the villainous attempt to manufacture persecution material hy wliich Mr. Spkkk could make tile race for congress. But as described in u past issue our business manager, Mr. O. H. Yancey, iu a most uuexpected manner, discovered the author of the Rabun letter to he Thomas M. Brad ford, postmaster at Olarkesville, aud ail appointee of Emory Spkkr, and he is a man who lias never voted a democratic ticket since the war. We have tightened the coils around this man, aud will in due season publish an array of testimony that will indeli bly tlx tho moustrous scheme upon him. But we look upou this old uiau as only the pliant tool in the hands of the master at Washington and his brazen lieutenant in Gainesville. It is Hpkkr-I.aw.siiE who must hear tlie blame, ior the former is the man to lie benefited by the dee|i-laid scheme, which is as contemptible as it will prove duniuiug. Every intelligent voter must feel un utterable contempt for a man who would stoop to such dishonorable ends. It is bad enough for a candi date to shirk uis own record by throw ing himself upon the mercy of the people and deadening his infumou record by the wail of persecution. But this Mr. Sl*EEK tlmll not Jo. We have * exposed his first attempt in this line, and have torn the veil of hypocrisy from his fttc^j. He must stand boldly before the people and answer the fol lowing charges: 1. Why did you, after being elected by democratic votes, refuse to go iuto a caucus of that party ? 2. Uponwliatwinyou, (callingjour- self a democrat) base your great influ- v enoe with the stalwart republican ad ministration, except that you are lending your aid toward assisting the enemies of your country ? S. Why are your associates In Wash ington almost exclusively among the radicals? ’’ ,u " " 4. Why did you have removed a Whiteman from the Athens post-of fice, to give place to a cotofsd man? 5. Why, not satisfied with one ne gro In tills position, did you ask him to make another colored man his chief assistant? 1 • fl. Why is It that you have flooded onr district with negro office-holders, While by your own confession yon charged Mr. Hbnry Christy black mail for getting him a pitiful position IHwKffiZ*! n. • he given to the public? ! Why is it that we see negro poll- I 1 ticinns daily barangueing mobs of! Idle blacks upon the streets of Athens j in your behalf, unless they know you to he the representative of the black instead of tho white race? 9. Why is it that you, through your spokesumn in Gainesville, assailed llie character of Judge a. 8. Krwin, simply ujron the supposition that he would probably be your opponent? 10. Tell us further, If you thought the intelligent people of this district are so confiding and innocent to swallow without question your late dodge to draw public atten tion from your own record aud the Christy letters, by that Rabun for gery, to build up prosecution? »• 11. And again, why did you remove W. H. Heard, the colored mail agent oil theXorth-Eastern, just as ntratige- nients were being made for carrying the mail up the extension, and give him n much more lucrative position on the main line, except that you were afraid it would weaken your cause uiiioug the mountain boys to to have one of your negro appointees daily flaunted iu their face? 12. And lastly, Mr. Emory Speer, after u number of those innocent mountaineers had acted upon your advice and continued the business of making whisky, under a solemn pledge | that you would stand squarely by them, why were you deaf to their a|>- peals for aid, aud in yourelevated posi tion at Washington—iu which their votes had placed you—you listeued not to their pleadings for mercy? You only wauted their votes, and these se cured, you thought not another in stant of your innocent victims in their trouble. Ho, Mr. Hpkkk, your record is too vulnerable to hide it behind the tat tered veil of persecution. You will have to appear before a tribunal of your constituency to answer not only liie above, hut many other charges that we can and will prove as soon as you step from behind the judicial coat-tail of Judge Krwin. and per mit us to show your record up in its true colors. If exposiug the treacher ous actions of a congressman, elected by democratic votes, and opening the eyes of a blinded constituency to his public acts, he persecution, we pleud guilty to the charge. But upon your return home next month you will uot find ears that call he biiuded to your acls by that rare gift of sophouiorean eloquence. They have listeued to your syren song long enough, uud find that it leads them straight into the African and Radical cumpa. How any white man, calling him self a democrat, eau endorse the rec ord of Mr. Emory Emory by support ing him again is more than we can He has placed negroes in office to distribute the mails to your fami lies, and flooded our district with his colored appointees. His election proves a victory to republicans, and should our people he cursed by having him again to represent them iu con gress, we may look for the ninth dis trict to be Africanized and the white man made but the “hewer of wood and the drawer of water" for the black far us official patronage is con cerned. We will see every office over which Mr. Spkkr has control given to liis chosen people, and the whites must meekly bow their beads to the yokeofthis ambitious young office- seeker. To substantiate this charge, we refer to tlie course of Mr. Speer in tlie past. We now ask our white vo ters, can you, will you. support this man? We believe not. A victory for SPEER is n victory for radicalism and ne gro supremacy! Suffer no longer from Dyspep sia, Indigestion, wantof Appetite^oss of Strength lack of Energy, Malaria, Intermittent Fevers, Ac. BROWN’S IRON BIT TERS never flails to cure all these diseases. Bowen. VVKWlbu OU. EmOWN CNUUCAt CO. Gentlemen:—For yean I hare and could get no relief (hxricj^tricd everything which was recommend* cd) until, acting on the advice of a friend, who had been benefitted by Brown's laow Brrrxaa, 1 tried a bottle, with moat *uiprising results. Previous to taking Baowx's Iron Bitters, everything 1 ate distressed me, and 1 suffered greatly from a burning sensation in the stomach, which was unbearable. Since tak ing Brown's Iron Bitters, all my troubles are at an end. Can eat any time without any disagreeable re sult?.. * am practically another person. Mrs. W J. Flynn. 30 Maverick St, E. Boston. BROWN’S IRON BIT- TERS acts like a charm on the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such as tast ing the food, Belching, Heat in the Stomach, Heartburn, etc. The only Iron Preparation that will not blacken the > teeth or give headache.. Sold by *11 Druggists. Brown Chemical Co. Baltimore, Md. bee that all Iron Bitters are made by Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, and h-vc crossed red lines and Italic- inurk on wrapper. BEWARE of imitations JEWELRY. 1 11 T ! THE LADIES AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY Are respectfully invited local! at the More of' Thirty -SeC' A. S. MANDEVILLE, £&& — - -- lohed hear ers, dar am one place in perticlar whar you can all put yer trust, or rather, Cash Town to de best advan tage, an’ dat place am at AN’ FURDERMORE, hardware:' Where they will now find on exhibition anew aud superb liue of the latest novelties iu Jewelry & Silverware, Imported and American Watehea. Clocks Musical Instrument*. canes, ' Cutlery, etc., eie. EXGRA VIXG ASD REPAIRISQ Done with care aud wa(rantcd to give aatiafac- tton. OCtlt-ly CoDiflc Time. JEWELRY SILVER A SI) PL A TED WARE, ’Watches, Clocks GUNS, PISTOLS, ETC, CALL ON THE OLD RELIABLE. ‘ W. A. TALMADGE, oelM-lf COLLEGE A YEN UK. ATHENS, GA. BE HAPPY SKIFF'S, TIIK JKWKLLKK. all u«jU.*«ek. Uuii'i fail t«» give bim >» cull and hoik at the many iijtM-la* Ju lia* received for PRRSKNTH. The l nsn.1- meitt of tip-top <««*M IVuh and Cn>«*. Pencil Charm?*, etc., ever brought to Athens; and whsit could you select inert useful him! longer remem bered than u line guhl lVn and <*«>« for lady or genilcniun u* a plot id.’ There it a time forev ewthing under the «nn. Let ut ndtv have n MfcHKY CjkUjMSTMAS aud a HAPPY NEW YKAK SKIFF,THE JEWELLER, ATHENS nnv4-l>\. » L de “Bqss,” "Eigh Bad dy,” “E Plu ral Bubs,”. "yum- yam!’ Shoe H e r- chants of ATHENS. GA. CHILDS, NICKERSON, WYNN & CO., - SUCCESSORS TO CItyLPH. NICKERSON de CO.), Keep always in stock the most complete liue of HARliWARK in KnttUtast Georgia. Our store ? * IS HEADQUARTERS FOB T PLOWS, FARM IMPLEMENTS, BAR ASD HULLED IROS, SAILS, ALL MASKER OV TOOIjS, BARBED WIRE, MACHINERY, THE BESTl AND 2 HORSE WAGONS Mill Findings, Buggy and Wagon Material, Harness, Machine Oil, ' 4-Pocketan.d Table Cutlery, And In fact every manner of article found in a flrft-class Hardware Slurb.' tVe defy.'oompetition in prices. Give us but ivatful and your trade is soeurod. . ,i mhS-tf ... , CHINA HALL. ' " -' ’ K .'-S.) tl.~esX.- JIJj'-LL. —|, Until-ttlcv are thoroughly inlrwluced and tiieir merits.acknowleOgefi, we will . . > offer our . SEWING MACHINES At very near cost for cash: The * * v.ut.i ■ NEW HOME « - NEW AMERICAN Art unexcelled for simplicity aud durability. LYNCH & FLANIGAN, China, Crockery, Glassware, Latrips and’JHousefur- !<u . i... nishing Goods.' Deupre Block, Athens, Georgia. machinery, IN MONTGOMERY'S FARMERS’ DEPOT YOU WILL FIND: MISCELLANEOUS. YOU WANT THE BEST. YOU GET IT When You Buy m M CURE The Leading Scientists of to-day agree that most diseases are caused by disorder ed Kidneys or Liver. If, therefore. the Kidney* aud Liver arc kept in perfect order, perfect health will tie the result. This truth ha* only been known a short lime and for year* people suffered great npmy without being able to find relief. The discovery of Waruer'a Safe Kidney and Liver Cure marks a new era in the treat ment of these trouble*. Made from a simple tropical leaf of rare value, it contains just the elements necessary to nourish and invigorate both of these great organs, and safely restore and keen them iu order. It Im a POSITIVE Remedy for all the diseases that cause pains in the lower part of the body—for Torpid Liver —Headaches—Jauudice — Diuiness — Gravel- Fever. Ague—Malarial Fever, and all difficulties of the Kidneys, Liver and Urinarv Organa. It is an excellent and safe remedy for females during pregnancy. It will eontnd Menstrua tion and is invaluable for Leucorrhcea or Fall ing of the Womb. As a Blood Purifier it lstinenualed, for it cures the organ* that tmikr the blood. This Remedy, whieh has done such wonders, is put ui» in the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE of any medicine upon the market, and is sold by Druggists and all dealers at SI.SO per bottle. For Diabetes, enquire for WARNER'S SAFE DI ABETES TI RE. It Is a POSITIVE Remedy. H. H. WARN ERA CO., Rochester, N. feb.2-l.sm. LATE NEWS- The potato and hay cropa in Ireland are rotting. A’Maeon man lost nearly $4,000 iu two games ol poker the other night. The authorities have sold three miles of the rope which hung Guitcau. -A negro child was born with a fill) set of whiskers and mustache at Law- renceville, N. C. An apple that had been poisoned to kill bird- was found in a field by two children of Columbus, Tenn., who ate it and died. Dr. Janes, of I/eary, Calhoun coun ty, killed two hears near that town last week. A white physician was recently called by a Spokane Indian to treat his son on the Kluiiialh reservation. The boy died and the fat tier shot the physician dead and fled. A duel is said to have taken place near Chester ou Thursday evening of last week, hut as uot>ody was hurt and the differences were afterwards amicably adjusted, the names of the parties have been w ithheld from tlie public. Albert Cherry, liviug on the Jones farm, about three miles from Calhoun, was hoeing liis jmlatoes a lew days ago, barefooted, and as his big toe worked up through the loose dirt, he mistook it fora snake’s head,uud witli a violent lick cut it oft witli liis hoe Madison, Florida, has its sensation. A party of five children while out he»* rying heard a noise in tlie air ubove them, and, looking up, beheld a man sitting astride a huge owl which flew slowly along. The wonder was also seen by two negroes. Near Kingston, N. C., a negro hoy, six years old, shot his sister, aged four years, in a house, dragged tlie body Into a field and hid it between rows of cotton. He said the child began to cry, and to hash It he snapped a gun nt her, as he had been iu the habit o doing. The gnn went oft and the charge nearly blew off the child’s head Tlie second bale of new cotton raised by Primus Jones, of Bakercounty, was received at Albany, on Saturday,.by Messrs. A. F. Tift A Co., and sold to J J. Grant at fifteen cents. Dr. Closs, of Tarboro, North Caroli na, was on the witness stand in court the other day. In “giving in" testi mony he used the word "scalawag" frequently, until finally the presiding Judge asked the Doctor what he meat by the term “scalawag." The Doctor replied: ‘I mean a white man who says that he is no better than a negro, and when he sayss ohe tells the truth.” PBOFK88IOXAL CARDS. e. K. lumpkin" ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW ATUESS, a A. DOS TBVYASYOTHER CSTIL YOU HAVE TRIED IT. The Tor-Fune Brand is the best and most reliable ROASTED COFFER cm the market—it combines strength with delicacy of flavor—it In a prime article, and is always roasted to perfection—it is not glased, colored, or unapt ml u UJi in any u-ay. GOOD COFFEE a Don't btiy a poo article. A. H. STUMP & SONS, holesale Grocers. Importers and Coffee Roas ers, M Sonth-st., BALTIMORE. febVUSm For Sale by E. H. & W. F. Dorsey. DR. ROBERT I. HAMPTON DENTIST, OFFICE CO!!. CLAYTOS AXJ> LVMPKIX >1SL lli-Jot Ahens, Ga. J. W. ECHOLS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Lexington, - - Georgia Will attend re*ularlv the Superior Courts in the counties of Clarke auu Oconee. MT '* DltUGGISTS’ CARDS. JACOBS’ PHARMACY fiwgina Stamped “I.B. SEELEY,WARRANTED.” Two Factories Suspended. The large factories at Lowell, Gaston county, S. C., suapendeded on Satur day. The Lawrence Manufacturing Company, both operated by Mr, C. J. IJneberger, made an assignment, ou Friday last, to Mr. Williamson, of Phil adelphia, as trustee, for $100,000. A meeting of the creditors will be called in a few days. » - * A McDuffie County Tragedy. Augusts, July 23.—A young man named Julian Boyd was waylaid near Thomson, Georgia, today while ndlng through the woods and family shot. Snspicion was directed to three broth ers named Martin whose sister charged Boyd with seducing her, and warrants for their arrest have been issued. So.JA Ko.3 Cancan. Be*. Sat. Trusses, Supporters, Bandages, Uriuulh, Braces, etc. Just received a larxe and varied stock, suitable for Infants. Youtns and Adults. Buying iu large lots from the manu facturcrs we receive a discount, which we di vide with our patrons. Made in every < hie patera: tilting perfectly to form of body; light, cool, cleanly, free from all soar, rusty, chatimr or paridiuc unpleasantness. We adjust all Trusses when desired and guarantee Mine. Large u>sortment! Low prices! name aud avoid all catch-penny humbugs. octD-ly WHE DEDPOPULAWo| 0im Allcook’s Porous Plasten? » iihn BtZUw ,ii” Because they have proved them, selves tho Best External Remedy ever invented. They vill cure asthma, colds, coughs, rheumatism, neuralgia, and any local pains. Applied to the small of the back they are infallible in Back-Ache, Nervous Debility, and all Kidney troubles; to the pit of the stomach they are a sure cure for Dyspej&ifi and Liver Complaint., 1 " ! ' ALL COCK’S POROUS PLASTERS are painless, fregriuit, and quick to cure. Beware of im.< itatious that blister and burn. Gel ALLCOCK’S, the only Genuine Porous Plaster. uA sMueR a i>r,i! , • vi ,.> !* til viihit)*.;* v UAi JEWELRY. New Jeweller. CHAS. A. SCUDDER, Watchmaker and Jeweller. DEALER IN ^ WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY And Silverware. Engraving and Gold Plating Specialties. M IVY'S DRUG STOW jau2R4to LOUIS .COOK BUGGISS. CARRIAGES A1TD HARNESS, I guarantee equal t«> anv «u»ld in inarkrt at saun* price. The Old flirkory \V»«on. Took Fir-l Freni in ni at thu Kxi..i«tUlon. The a ilsa, Frlipor. Fnrquhnr and ffoAkwnlter Kaciiife, The Farqnksr step armor. The Hoom •Grain Drill. THE BROWN. CELEBRATED HALL AND CARVER COTTON GINS. The Chicago Nrrrw ■»ulrrri«rr. The Herring e r ire 1 l*roof Sufm, Kweraon & Tnlroti’e Walking and' Hiding C-aliienlor. Cotton Seed Planter and Grsin Seeder Attachment The 4yery Walking and Biding « ultivutor. Jliekle.Walking 4'tiliivutor. TheGrrgg MalUy l*lo*v for lfreuking ■•nutl. The Orrgg Reaper and ITleadow King iRo«*er The Urrgg ImwK tTIower* and Mclf-Duuiping Horse Hay Bakes. Bnserson Ar Tnlcott’* Combine*! Ntnndard Reaper and iifowrr. Kwer«ou Me Tnlcotl’K UlsSrisrd Howrr. The Champion Ueaprr and Mower* The Thomas smoothing and Revolving Harrow*. THE ACME HA BROW harrows, plows, pulverizes and rovers grain * proper depth. The Oliver Chilled Turn Clow. IMie lightest draft and l»e*»t turner; tried with a Dyno- liometer at our Suite Fairs. The Bov Dixie and Nyrncuso down. The Fnrqnbst Cotton Weed Clauter. Single and Double Foot Plowstocks.. Mpring-Toetb ^ulhy llarroiv and Cnliiyutor. Remove the two centre teeth and cultivate vonr crops. Saw Mills, Grist Millu, Shingle Madiiueu, Evapora tors*, Cotton Prefeftes, Stump-Paller», Etc. tebic*. y J. N. MONTGOMERY, Broad,,obb '- WHOLESALE g uoceuieh. (HERE IS A BALM IM G1AEAD 'For *F. Nerve mid Bruin affection* are invaluable. They are prompt, 'safe and effectual. The best known (remedy in the world tor nervous- *■'- ness in all stages; Weakening of the memory. Loss of Brain Ptwrer, Ner- voua Debility, Lust Energy, tost Hope*. Imprudence of Youth, Ex- eeaseain insturer years, Seminal Weakness, and General loss of pow er in Generative Organs. To those , , suffering from Kervoua Irritability, Clarke s Nervous Headache. Nervous Shook (Nenrous Frobtratlnn, Nervous Ex haustion, relief is afforded In ma in? eases of female weakness they actlike a charm. Thy Student, the Toucher, the iHergyrnkn, the Edi tor. the Btnrtipiss man, can all be benetltted by their use- life is too short to wMtb away in a dull tor pid manner, when a ILuO |£U1 ben efit yon, and six boxes yPUl cure and restore you to health uiriT hap piness for It.-’W. Ask your druggist for them. Take no other.* Or send direct to the manufacturers, who will send them by mail, sealed, on receipt of price. Addrexs Dr. Clarke Medicine Company,‘ft* Broadway, New York. Send 3 cent stamp for circular. mar2-ly. Invigorating Marble 1 FOR MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, GRANITE WORK. REAVES, NICHOLSON & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND PROVISION DEALERS. HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR HANDSOME NEW STORE AT THE INTERSECTION* OF Broad, Thomas and Oconee streets ATHENS, GA. THEY ARE NOW BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER TO SITPI.Y THE WHOLESALE TRADE YOUR ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICLTcD AND ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED —AND— MULES W.S. HOLMAN near-load di rect from the __. best and most popular stock-raisers of Kentucky hnl 1 am selling low. Sale Stable on Clayton street, Athens, Ga. oct!4-tf P. WEIL, THE OLD RELIABLE Boot & Shoe Manufacturer. i <•> ji • - i» f- i I have removed my Pogt and Shoe Shop ov«r the roam formerly occupied by me, on College Avenue, above C. Bodc r s, where 1 am better pre pared than ever, for any work la my line. My work is first-cion and warranted. BOOTS and SHOES REPAIRED .a .tort nolle. WR1 hilf^ol. from 5* mu to HU, according to quality. Price. 10 auit th« Uaca. Thanking' bj cnitomer, for th.ir paat . 5 . o o KU pel Miles Johnson, I am better prepared tlfan ever todo all manner of Dyeing and t.leanlnz, la the Moat aahatantlal and thurough manner. Devoting my time lok- ly to thia busiueu I can trim out Wuor vork than thorn- who pretend to carry It on hi connec tion with Other burin CM. Refer, to the ladlea and gentlemen of Athena, novll-ly. .r-.n^iil .1 Ut^ui „.[« Ru.SINESS y NJV£R~Sirr * ^ . S S Sc v ^ T /A l v,“ °c L j . i'( e-) rjn o at si ?c- ■ r < Agents Wanted. ,i getic men in each state to obtain lucrative employ?* meat. Each agent will be tarnished a'teak* sad jle price. A coed surety, bnnd For tarther information addieee U. B. JACKSON. High 8hoala, Walton county. Us, Each agent will be outfit st a reasonable price, will be required. CUfcF;STUBBS & CO, *«rr p to UMOVcr^SittbMrif OR) 1 • < t - iLgijlL-J fiwrnuiggiftn IrJjiY No. 04 Hay Street, :•-I SAV,A2TXTAXI, GA. CHAB. ». STUBBS, A. A. WISH, noBoV.iTUBBa CHICAGO SCALES! Price 2 Ton Complete - - - $40.00. r iCe 3 Ton Complete - $30.00. GUARANTEED TO BE AS GOOD AS ANY SCALE MADE, ami from 25 to 100 per cent. Cheaper than the Cheapest. CLARKE COTTON ONE OF THE GREATEST INVENTIONS OF TIIE AGE. IT makes a fair Sample out ot tho dirtiest Seed Cotton. Saves the Planter $2.00 to $5.00 on each Bale. H Ginjiers who do not use them can’t Compete with those who do. ., i STEAM ENGINES, COTTON GINS, SAW MILLS, ETC. i.i Send in your Orders early to ril ) ,':: TirT*'Georgia. Itarvhlh. tTp-tatfKc.wner CUyton .t Thnma, street*. Irvik out for the Starred Rooster Flag. pt discharge of Uuthe.iMS* far Uitics and quest workmen In the olty fdr (he pn • r l™* • eltwon entrusted tohin,. ; . HORSE SHOEING AND PLANTATION WORK done in a superior manner at tpmleraic prices. I make a specially of KRPAJRINU GUNS, P1STOUS& EDGE TOOLS of all descriptions and guarantee hutiiuctiou |n all work which .I undertake. When in need of anything in the Llocksmithing line be sure vnd coll of^, t kMm i / * > > «• , M’KINNON, THE BLACKSMITH* C °WjjjfKXS, *OE0JUilZ a * ta '’ fSthinnellRwi -m , , XRmjttA.|M|UK i> l ssa.j vnitsmp?& ironworks WIN8ITIP COTTON GIN SELF FEEDER AND CONDENSER, <: « llulUTot ,,'i i i-'-.aoJl i iriu-V !><«« t Presses for bt jam, Hand, or Horse Power, f y; 5 Shafting', put4iE8,:riANd'fei,RS, ! ' Saw Mills$ and Mill Gearing of Every Description. ytittk/ll vdl UJfMMll '/l »»Htiv/ .V ■ M-r,y 1 n ‘•I ' J .C • l •)! f - If»n* .Mil", • I-1IH ei MV - .,1 , CorrmpocdtnceJaoUalted. Addrma ATLANTA JOEOBOlA ., DANIEL PRATT COTTON GIN! THE BEST IN USE. EVERY GIN FEEDER AND CONDENSER Guaranteed to Give Perfect' SATISFACTION. Delivered at Your Nearest Depot AGENTS: T. FLEMING & SONS, HARDWARE MEQCHANTS, Athens, - Georgia. Write for Prices and Particulars. ATHENS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS. IRON AXL BRASS CASTINGS. MILL GKARING, MINING AND MILL MACHINERY, SAW MILLS, SMITHING, REPAIRING, PAT’N WORK, STEAM ENGINES, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, CANE MILLS, ROLLERS, (for wood frame.) HOUSE POWERS, THRESHERS, COLT POWER and LEVER COTTON TRESSES FAN MILLS, BARK MILLS, I RON FENCING. Ac. ' ■ AND ALSO AGENTS EOR THE MOST APPROVED PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES on Skids and on wheels. Combine*l THRESHERS and SEPARATORS;'ttl&BIXE WATER WHEELS, MILL STONES, VICTOR Three Roller Cane Mills, COOKS Evaporators, Ac. Address, R NICKERSON, Agent, Athens, Ga. THOS. BAILEY, Superintendent. < - u - ■ MILL FINDING FURNISHED AT MANUFAC URF.U8 TRICES. • olfty. SEED. rssawe SEND-US -YOUR> BU81*. .rt NESS CARD FOR TRADE LIST, t D. 1ANDRETH & SONS, wnUortPHnu /! WHITE & MILTER, COR. BROAD & HUNTER, STREETS., ATLANTA. GA. GENERAL AGENTS FOB TUEJ MITCHELL WAGON InNortb & South Carolina, Geoi*gta, Alabama & Florid i Sant far innatrata-l'Catalo)(a«.- , . 1 * -• ’ '“ui .v :t.(t I.m.I i, . i -W,,