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BANNER-WATCHMAN. FASHIONS IN PENNY GOODS. Sodlua Dnta far CUldreo Out ere Made for DEATH OF SENATOR HILL. There is sorrow in the land. As the news was flashed over the wires on yesterday announcing that Senator B. H. Hill, one of nature's noblemen, one of the country’s greatest and grandest men, was no more, a whole nation was bowel in sorrow, while the sileut tear, the voiceless anguish of aching hearts gave utterance to those emotions which lie forever be yond the domain of human language. To attempt the eulogy of one so well and so widely known, one whose na ture was so grand, whose statesman ship was so matchless, whose elo quence was so sublime, and whose oratory was so peerless, would be useles an we are incompetent to the task. Equipped for the duties of this life, with an intelligence as strong as it was ever active, with an eloquence as powerful as it was pleasing, to the full measure did he discharge those duties, making himself known and felt throughout the length and breadth of the land. Well and truly may it be said, that, as a patriot, as a states man and as an orator, one more high ly honored and esteemed, never lived, oue more lamented never died, that— ••A nobler and a gs ander mftn. From Sew York Sun. "Penny good a specialty” Is one oi the largest signs on Canal attest. r It is over a candy store. The proprietor answered the question, "What kind of penny goods are there in the candy trade?" with the reply, “There’s more’n a mll- llonof ’em." All examination of his stock showed him to tie in a imeasure ac curate, supposing ttiat his shelves ttiow- cd all the kinds in existence, lie said, however, that ho fashions 'are so ephe meral as fashions In candy penny‘^oods; he could scarcely keep run of them irfin- ilf. The manufacturers are in all.the nature. The spacloue world could not again afford.” Senator Hill was a native of Jasper county, and was 'fifty-nine years of age. He graduated at the State Uni versity lit , the. year 1844. A short while afierhe left college he was mar ried to "Silks Carrie Holt, of Athens, Ua. Though his home was in La- Urange^he spent a goodly portion of his time in Athens, ane subsevuently made it his home, and until he re moved to the city of Atlauta, where he died. He leaves a wife, two sons andtwo|daughters to mourn their irre- reparable loss. How strange and how sad is that dispensation ol Providence which has closed to this great and grand man career so useful, so distinguished and so hrllliant, while yet in the full-orb ed vigor and splendor of manhood’s high meridian? Although it is true that the distinguished deceased lias been called hence, while yet in the full maturity of his powers, yet, the splendor of his intellect, the power of his eloquence and the sublimity of his patriotism was given to the coun try and to his people during tbe most eventful and trying periods of their history. How the memory of this great man will ever be cherished by southern people, when they recall with what undaunted, and with what reluctant ly yielding patriotism he held on to that cause, for which ho was ready and willing to sacrifice his all, and which was tlie cause of that people with whom he was reared and whom he so much loved, Never will a southern people cease to forget those dark days of reconstruction, when this depart ed statesman, this lamented patriot uud hero, with a magnetic presence, with a vigor of intellect, with a love of justice that knew no compromise, witli an eloquence and an utterance ns strong and as fearless as it was persuasive and convincing, and with a love n( country which was tlie Inspiration o{ his every effort; ills every ambition, did quicken into new life the dormant patriotism of others thus dispelling the dark ciwuds which overshadowed an outraged and op pressed people, aud causing)he bright sun of peace and prosperity to again gladden our sunny south. Never will a nation cease to forget tnat fervid eloquence, that able and earnest advo cacy of constitutional law and gov ernment, with which Mr. Hill electri fied the hails of congress, command' ingforhlm the respect, the confi dence, the consideration and tbe es teem uf both friend and foe, apd which madp him the peer, qf the grandest of all his predecessors. While these and. all these grapd, heroic and patriotic events ip tlie life of SenatorHill go to make up this life ’ of a great man, yet there was in the closing scenes of a life so full of history and so full of all that is great, that which will ever in duce the belief that 1&,kind Provl dence, which had so endowed this no blest type or map,, spared unto him that length of days, that fullness of manhood, and that concentration of his powers, whlah made his last, his greatest, his grandest, his best days. Yes, that trqe love of Him who doeth all things well; that Christian pa tience, fortitude aud heroism; that meek,and humble submission to the Master’s will, which so beautified the last, long—sufiering days of Senator Hill, will ever show forth the dosing scenes, in the life.of this Christian he- ro, patriot and statesman, with a glo ry, r. granduer aud a resplendency, that will far eclipse all else that may be epjdor written of a I ife so renow nt d. Farewell to him, so great, ao re nowned, so beloved and so lamented. May a kind Providence look in pity aud in tender compassion upon the family of the deceased. Oh, Thou, that has promised to be a husband to the widow and a father to the father less, care tenderly for them! Soften thie heavy stroke by tbe consolations of Thy Holy Spirit: give to them that solace which comes from no other source: inThy compassion and in Thy tender mercy may they find that Christian resignation and peace, so beautifully exemplified in tbe last hours of the departed loved oue. ■9 mense factories, employ armies of hands, arid make, so he thought; ,a.. mr 1 *' ' money 1 He instanced the case of in Portland, Maine. They.«rB~i monopolism in the manufa^tureof chew; ing gum. They make the white gup tbit the city boys and girls fancy nml , the spruce gum that always sells best in the country. There is never spy change oi the popular taite for chewing gum It is as much a staple ^ith children ai tobacco with men. Its' form changes once in a while, but not so greatly br io often as is the' case 'with candies. , City children take most kindly to the white, clear gum, which is simply paraffine TU*. The spruce gnjn - that Country BROWN’S -/it. liiob. 3navh -).! IRON:: ■in" atIqwi -fia THE aTtiL* nnni /iwuwn AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY Are respectfully invited fee call at theatre of RITTERS will cure dyspepsia .heartburn, mala ria, kidney few, liver coaapiaim. ■ and other wasting, diseases. A. S. MANDESILilE, ■ L’ T * . TOi-i A Tl 3AY< 1 -toibviq at II—.motto') ratrU <uojj b> iaeli a c„I lit, •‘tsitJ jydt K qin-j wll r.i .i’.il -u ituMoy <•••>11 .iwnl wirilsd •< lUJi tit <4 lm»wJ‘,<id Where they will now And on exhibition and superbUawatUmisWaUaeretnasm jj Jewelry & t : mi., . ,m <»Pi«fch* SW •, *, EXGRA Visa AND REPAIRS. TQ Done with care and- warranted to give i tiou. 44« K f^Hti BROWN’S BITTERS enriches the blood and purifies the system; cures weakness, lack of energy, etc. Try a bottle. BROWN’S IRON BITTERS MM f ^ i a patented gum tnat is very closely, who has popular. It comes In: sticks, looks like a pressed paste of clgar’dshes; and when chewed assumes the appearance of put ty, It is sometimes called .rubber gum, and sometimes snapping gam, because it stretches and when stretched too much itsnap8. 1 . < Chewing gum has as conspicuous a place in the miscellany of penny goods as it appears to have in the hearts oi children. It is the basis of innumerable prize packages. The Canal street man exhibited box after box of prizes to be drawn by numbers enclosed in penny packets of chewing gum. There were the billiard-ball prize box, tlie sundotv- er package, tbe roller-skate package, the kaleidoscope package, and the prize chewing gum package. Tbe boxes go with tbe gum. Each piece of gum is wrapped up in a paper bearing a num ber, 1, 2,3, or 4. Some of the boxea have four trays. Tbe first tray in the billiard-ball box has big balls of candy, tbe second and third smaller balls of can dy, with elastic cords and rings affixed Imitation oi returning balls, the fourth still smaller candy, globes without elas tic cords. Penny kaleidoscopes are the chief prizes in another box, and chil dren’s roller-skates In another, the box es being tilled with cheap jewelry, sheets oi shelf paper, Sunday-school mottoes, scrap-book pictures, dolls’ toys, and all things that can be given away with a stick of chewing gum for one cent. “The run just now,” said the dealer, ‘is on imitation marshmallow. It Is piostly covered with chocolate. It is so light aud unsulistantial and so cheap that bigger cukes of it can lie sold for a cent titan of any tiring else. That makes it popular with the children. Candies tlie same size mode of other materials would cost the maker a cent. These cost him a quarter of a cent. That’s why it is popular with the manufactur ers, The reporter saw jujnbe paste in fo.-ras so numerous as to lead him to believe it also must be cheap. There were Jujube lobsters, boxes of “fresh shad” of jujube, jujube shaped like loaves of bread, “em igrants” made of juj ube; And jujnbe in twenty other shapes. With these, in the -showcase, were “lemonadesuck ers,” long strips of porous candy with holes through the centres; jawbreakers,'’ hard bails of sngar can dy, aixor fen for according to their sire: “licorice jawbreakers,” sim ilar things made' of lieartoeend sugar; match -boxes; match boxes oi-tta filled wjth candies the size of bitd shot ; “Sar atoga kisses,” which were squares of cocoanut candy; “ice’ cream ' sets,” which consisted of a tiny tin plate of cream-like candy, a tiny tin spoon, and the smallest imaginable cracker “French flats,” which were flat pieces of gum candy, and so on. The dealer said there was as much in the names - of these candies as in tlie patterns. ■ There were penny candy goods, also, which were intended to imitate or. sug gest to the juvenile purchasers transac tions like those of their parents in tlie adnlt world of commerce. There were dishes of licorice candies bearing the words “One cent a measure,” or of oth er sweetmeats branded “One cent a cup,” and the little cups or measures of shin ing tin rAted temptingly on the heaps of goods. There were strawberries, cher ries, snvpking pipes of sugar, and innu merable other devices, fur, aa the dealer said, "they are all made in moulds,-and it does not cost much to change thff moulds.” Is the only Iron preparation that ‘does not eolorthe teefh, and will hot heidacbe of constipation, as other Zion preparations will. :,i ,h(!'*irt >i BROWNS BITTERS Ladies and all sufferers from neu ralgia, hysteria, and kindred com plaints, will find it without an equal. , /yl’ -jui'-* // at m« lull ,-ririsfo fowrifoH »i | mtiori'M bqi'THiiw lreaftuou wou'Ki/j 111 IKK) low aril YlbaMuofom yd vnw .mi -mi »e u-riw. »a jtfjins;-* >v«il fount )i d-rirtw sm»W .«s»w«o swl i~t won >i* 1 M.-fl-tlWI KU'tll iris bY-rei-igv! -mJ!' I .'ll i< CHILDS, NICKERSON, WYNN & CO,, Successors to,childs. Nickerson 4 cqj, , .. . , Keep Always in stock the moit cbjnH^RDV^W In Northeast Georgia Our store Hiiiaiqv.UK sidT • yllsl ai fright mil u-» ,n-»\tll > sdl -nun hoiL * -aa lied lORYti tt Jtriluewll ,-n , , *<11 iloqo Jim !■£>{ -id i»n d-»-‘-4s tertl -a*aaH‘-' I . mm aisrisw /•i .uixlsaup iv iinala uw litio iri b-rt}- iu ol «'(»d -ini4 odl -r.-ldyi*u -tilft ytov /.—.a j jauHKH -nlVf fc-nl- .l hud k«w ewondtiid. Ij*» lisiim egwl /. .yalnoiJilTlsal oil •ml yJuy’q r-s * n-ul) Ufl ,lil»«. nq m .ai«q« ol hua BAR AND ROLLED IROtf, NAILS, ALL MANNER OP TOOLS, BASSED WRE, MACHINERY, THE BEST1 AND 2 HORSE WAGONS *• j Mill Findings, Buggy and Wagoq Material, Harness, Machine Oil, *' ' Pock«tand Table Cutlery, bovivrb «1 urt-sl «ldT~-.»M' , Ha-j'»x5» tn> a—at SA :timm adaJiowr a»pl sil ls.it MUM U tJH -OLl «l CHINA HAUL. $ NEVER Wholesale ahcl Retail 9s A lioqy a•>» p»h Muhvt uilliu-oladv .»vti*el A •>{.nuslri dote 1ST BUT OXE CUSTOMER. We mean not to lose another. We have tlie !'u i ai finest stock for Housekeepers in this section. .»s suMii: CooHiaTiME. JEWELRY] SILVER AND PLATED WARE, Watches, Clocks] GUNS, PISTOLS, ETC. CALL ON THB OLD RELIABLE. w. trtSMmm We keep the' best goods. ment. We We run the neatest assort- At the very lowest prices. ”.100- U,'H i« CARVE DOWN To the smallest margin. We expect to do a rushing business this Fall, and keep „ Cliiua Hall on a CONTINUAL BOOM. Everything .iUl ddj . •clll-tf COLLEGE AVENUE, ATHENS, OA. BE Jkii ail/. , //'juju.H :fn. ) Imoaerth sltiii l—-: •rial Irigtioid I hlu tO'-krev I foi- • i bid tot;*/ ml hi -H«l I* sal W. u -tuKKi oriT—.ENXTitlOsaooH -rajo giilbiiwtf d’ow la wotfwuejalvac u— 1,. </ - w/i' ; ..a -*T ipcupr^/vBlock,. i: . U I "IF Lamps, Glassware, Crockery, Silver Plate, Etc. C. D. FLANIGEN, 1 (Successor to Lynch <t Flanigen.) Athens, Georgia. OH-1t SKIFF’S, THE JEWELLER, all next week. Don't UllJo e re him a call sun look at the many articles he wreoelved ter PRESENTS. The hestasaort- tient of tip-top (low Pens and Cases, Pencil 1 Charm*, etc . ever brought to Athena: and what | could you select more uaelul and longer renum bered thuii a fine gold Pen and Cane for lady or gentleman as a present? There la a time lor «v -tiling under the aun. Ix-t ns now have a I entiling under the sun. lot 11a now have a I MfcRRYCHUlSTHAS and « HAPPY NEW YEAR SKIFF,THE JEWELLER; ATHENS ill T5j*w dairnut of ,-i‘ ti Mi-n b>au Jd ol fitlA m machinery, " ™~fir MONTGOMERY’S It ilf FARMERS’ DEPOT YOU WILL FIND; ^LOUIS'COOZ'BUGaiES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESS, I Kiiarantee equal to any *old in market at name price. TPhe Old flickorv W*»con. Took Kirat Premium at the Kxposltiou JiS ®lr." KVuSe. r2~ fc w-lte, sej.,1.^ The Fargnbar f4fparni°r. The Atm a t\Vi WHOLESALE GROCERIES. MISCELLANEOUS. YOU WANT THE YOU GET IT 'When You Buy a > .. . Kidneys or Liver. If, therefore, the Kidneyi and Liver aro kept In perfect order, perfect health will pq the result. This truth has only ■n known a short time and for yearn people ...fered great agony without being able to find relief. The dboovery of Warner** Safe Kidney and Liver Cure marks a new era In the treat- meat, of these troubles.. Made from a simple tropical l&af ef rite value, It contains just the elements necessary to nourish ami invigorate both of these great organs, and safely restore “* them In order. It i* n POSITIVE ( for all ih* diseases that cause pains er psrt orthe oody—for Torpid Liver —Hcadachet-rJamidloa — Dizziness — Gravel- Fever. Ague—-Malarial Fever, and all difficulties of the Kidneys. LIv*r vnd Vrltiary organs. It is au excellent and aafe remedy for females during pregnancy. It will control Menstrua tion and is invaluable for Leueorrhcea or Fall- Tbls Remedy, which has done such wonder la put op in the LARGEST HIKED BOTTLE c ledic* *■ * * ‘' ‘ LUVWII * *01 A-rrry WnlUlw*nm* 1 Seeder Attachment. mickle Walking Cwllirater. The Gregg The Gregg Reaper . „ The Gregg Lay s 1R*5 l ° r *. ping Her.e Hay Rake*. " mower. ‘ Reaper and mower. A. mnjr. AVRtffk ~LI - wui nrn*rtrStai'Fai he*Hor BixJc oad Myraraae Plow., rrows. plo^ >w. The li _ Bor Dlx Th7vml^uhmT^ottonHrPd MmCw. Wnrietnd HDrlnc-Tsetla snlky Harrow C««lliv»l#r. cultivate your Etc. J. N. MONTGOMERY, Single and Double Foot Plowstocks. Remove the two centre teeth and cuavas^vwte — w .. Shingle Machines, Evapora tors, Cotton Presses, Stump-Puller*, Etc. — Broad-st., next door to 8. C. Dobbs, ATHENS* CA. COTTON GIN! DON’T BUY ANY OTHER UNTIL YOU HAVE TRIED IT. ..n The Tor-Fune Brand la the boM and moat reliable ROASTED COFFEE on the mnrkvl—It combines nrenxfo with deiiCHey of Haver—R is a prime^urtf any medicine upon the market, end la sold by Druggist* and all dealer* at SI RS per bottle. For Diabetes, enquire for WARNER'S SAVE DI- HAV£ REMOVED TQ THEIR HANDSOME NEW STOKE AT THE INTERSECTION OF 4 »idl, j.BI fl J v.l ,i r- JE1. -if! • -tW'.Cl ,-IK.lg -J VJCOO. 9J’ lit mid* ia'miwnya roasted to perlueiluu—It i* nut J —i.i . til. • ) n *- , . , gsued. - . Broad, Thomas and Oconee streets GOOD COFFEE 1,1” ’ -* - ,kl11 °“‘ w ^ ru /. a utcniUy. Don’t boy » poo article. , A. H. STUMP & SONS, Wholesale Groce is. Importers end Coffee Rout ers, All South-at., BALTIMORE. ‘ fly. H. H. WARN ER dt CO., Roetosatar. M.' teb-S-l^n. , PROFESSIONAL CARDS. rtfSHERB IS A BALM IM GIAEAD LUMPKIN, ' ATTORNEt AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW ' 1 • ^OB.Cg .over Childs, Nickerson. Wynn^A^o’a DR. ROBERT 1. HAMPTON OFFICE COB. CLAYTOX AND LVMFXIX STS. ID-Sm Ahsns, C*. .X W. ECHOLS, mv ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, - l Lexington, - Georgia. WiH etteed regularly thtSnperier Coarts In the eeeetks at Clmrke sedOeeeee. fl-Z»-tt DRUGGISTS’CARDS JACOBS’ PHARMACY! bile Mr. Speer .Is praineing over tbe district shaking hands with tbe yeomanry, he has no sympathy whav ever with them. He can’t tell e bus- sard plow fhim the oderous bird of that name, or a circular saw from a jack-plane. He la college bred, and has jabt a single interest identical withonr laboring classes. He only wante their votes. On the other hand, Alien Candler Is strictly a self-mu io man, He w< plow to the bond! ty and people; an man our workii , .. ay from the jM<jLofhis par; In voting for this les honor thein- oose a silvery- While not gifted’with suphomore ' v IV* will hot be able oratory,'Mr. to speak ofth. iimwwVfW of Hog*Baok mountain; but he had 93ISMNW Popcoru was also the basis oi lottery games, tbe same as chewing gum, hut tlie popcorn and the prises were always sealed np together in red envelope*, arid tbe law was not defied with numbers and cards as in the system bitted on chewing gam and the similar games that are managed in Kentucky. The most triumphant stroke of genius, and the tiring newest An the juvenile market, la tbe candy wfeistl*, a long glass tube, opeu at one end, abut at (to ether, and pinched oii* punctured near the close end. The tube* are fllled wifh, minute candle*, and ihe orifices, are plugged with paraffiqe w, Af^^lhe tie that. tor ahrUlnefe. beats anything short of the initrumenta in use on i‘ Third avenue open cai^. The, * said that a plaiu tnbe! that wi Whistle sold to the?, extent of gross, and tne new .tnbe MUVlsa »| was likely to beat that in’ popul Re said that this and, aR other so: penny goods aren>ade s^^stohfM ^ gbout 70 cents for a grogs, orlpfoj.t^an We must drop the word "organlaed.” Tnissea,’, Support era. Bandages, Urinals, Braces, etc. Just received a latte sl_ varied snick, suiuble fur Infants, Youth, end ^ talcs. Bnylng ln large late from tku menu rflixer* ure refelvc e lUsoounz, which tsc dl vide with our patrons. Made tn every desire Me pMeni: .duing pcrfeeUy to farm of body; light, coni, clceuly, free from ell soer, rusty, cheflng or padding unplceseetnees. ^ We adjust ell Trusses when desired end qmormnUt seme. Large essortinent! Low prices * Remember name end avoid ell ceteh-pcjsay humbug*, octs-ly The coming contest will be stHctlyan of dicta CuiVTWI tadj V iSJfltftwwhwMiwvwr l, i l|iin. HRliliihlinilMim i iisl|t -* D *Wr-v»«<*d *■» v» *BB*S 1 bdlhYed.Jofllllr.iSpeefln.mgdc'SiirideW "> Agents Wanted. Statement-wtatf he mmtUAMh*aA*’ * wgs impossible to eecOTe * V 1 in his district. migmO/i 'te-ap'- Giinesville. SEELEY, WARRANTED," Allcock’s Poroua Plasters? they have-proveil , them- *n selves tho Best External Remedy er invented.'>» They will cure asthma, colds, coughs, rheumatism, neuralgia, and any local pains. U,ui ~ Applied ter the small of the back they v «e Jqfall;b^ojn7Bec|j*ehf,, Nervous DebilUy^andpIl Kidney TM«ble«^ to Jm. pivot tho jsemech they are) a sure cure for Dyspepsia and LdvertiompLsint. u) foysga z ALL GOGK ’ S POROUS PLA8TRRS are painless, fragrant Hll ions thA -Brutet arid 1 bmti. ’ Get LCOCK’ifW wwovwxt •quH)iedj»ii«l<i) ti maw OI htlibi iebSMm For Sale by < . . Ji E. H. & WiF. Dorsey. For all Nerva and Brain effuctiane ere luvelueble. They ere prompt. Tier ^ best known remedy lu tbe world for nervous ness In *11 sfoges; Weakening ofth* memory. Loss of Brain Rower, New oils Debility, Lost Energy, IX lopes. Imprudence ol Youth. I cesses iu manner years, Semli Weakness, endOemral kw* of po er lu Generative Organs. To t suffering from Nervousfrrltabl Nervous Headache, Nervous 81 Nervous Frustration. Nervous £ haustion, relief Is afforded Inra aa Teacher, the Clergyman, the Ec tor, the Business man. can eU 'benefltted by their usd. Lu* Is short to waste away in a dull I pid manner, when a |L» will eflt you, and *U tem* ritt and restorryou to health and pinreaforriJo. Aakyoprllrt for them. ice 2 fco"-fi Ton Complete MARBLF, i CLA-IR K E COTTON i.T ^?tyifcI t , 4 * .i.i, ... • L4^d foil Ulv icTI i YorX’w* MONUMENTS. ' i TOMBSTONES, GRANITE WORK; 1 Call <m A. R. ROBERTSON, ■^r vT viiia. ' writ j- t»*ri tvf at '.-/Bii ; ad ol maswmwaeisi W OF THE GREATEST INVENTIONS Ofc’. THEi-AGE* lEE nthfcA n “ - makes a fair Sample on tot the d'urtiestScedCotton. Saves tho Pjanter $2.00 4e.fe5.00 on qach Bale. Ginners who do apt- use them can't Compete with those who do. TEAM ENGINES, COTTO? W.jSWJW3kiWK Send in your Orders early to •«(.* MULaES;oRR& NUNTRR •>n« tuod iuv)iiimir d« 3 II LtUti ,tki hrsi'n v-.d gafod *) <d?d YOUR ORDKBS RE8PECTFULLT SQUCIT«R AND MNXIBK > Wl ikHjI JV ,trr,l WimkI. .,il, J.IIJ il U, V foi l dnas DO Jl *a«l. ill seood iituiui I ,lljri VHimsIq ■f lu VUU iNi i! «h! ol rut t W. S. HOLSIAN hSi»re°. n t’ sfolf, II luut VMbi JPtiMi 8 .4 ,'»Y .ViJeH .11 .d.ai Cp-itelrscomer Claytoa* Thome* streets. Look out for the Starved RooeterTlm^ allow,** afforS.*^' U r ri berieSdinort popular stoek'- If A' ■* ^ X:1 J U-r ^ j«* 1 Has the beat facilities and linest workmen ituh« for ( HORSE SH0E1NG"AND" ' W ““ ir mznuex at ino«ierale price*.. J make a THE BEST IN USE. Guaranteed to Give Perfect Delivered at Your Nearest Depot. = AGENTS: ; T. FLEMING & SONS. HARDWARE MERCHANTS, Write for PrioeB and Particulars. ATHENS ’ IRON ANL BRASS CASTINGS. MILL GEARING, MINING AND MILL .MACHINERY, SAW MILLS, SMITHING, REPAIRING, PATN WORK, FAN MILLS. BAKK MILLS, IRON FENCING, Ac. — AND ALSO AGENTS EOR THE MOST APPROVED portable; steam enchnes Address,' a ijicKERSON, Agent, Athens, Ga. ' THOS. BAILEY, Superintendent.;,' ym. FINDING FURNISHED AT MANUFAC URER8 rRICES, , III — — oMIy. SEED, [*•«» WWW* »«1T .lUatt .THEOLDRtXUBLH #W j ’BootASnoeWllW*'# arid guarantee sstlWiaetton tn dlelh wllck I nMeihitt. -aa-j: acMwai thing HnflWe ire and call aaw vll .setttts AUNRQn; the.biacksmith.^v,^^^** rill k- !r . I nrf) /.I )nt i «tru ,ul| Jfo* wfoiKrtJ ruiLnwl j'rXeaJ udi vj«-- ■ tkxsimw-1 - Mbs to rUl.-’ CARDS Ml TRADE UST. SAVIDUNDR mss SONS,t£ED Growers,PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURERS OF -Xirt t»X- SELF FEEDER AND Q#, aq i: ESpafATBJ FURNISHED ON APPLICATRJN.- . ■>.. . “ »M ««->x 'kmvwM TXTTT<renT»VI*' *■ . ' iwiseivi wfvw wd) 4I««» *i»‘> •»* xatwuib,! a4V ! iioI1 * •t!I* -Jl df COB^ SHEETS., ATLANTA. &A. ‘ dl GENERAL AGENTS FOB TSEJ iWj TnWTHD BIWTBna VIO-- iuU. ,lM r«uri .foilt mid «i fluwi*) gui ELL WAGON rqlipa, Georgia, Alubfima & Florid fo»rt8 at so IwUna fl’rtfoltW tit*/roll" mi-tl »• vfwanM WUiw Sid iIMflMMO fl W. BOSCB^iZfrop' .dy.-'Ie <> V ■ AOSUBTA/ as WSVIMI WV, -ji*.., - 1,1, J/ Ikirl—*’* ai «J4 BB l S' mows. ! swSfmwakwkwt/rt-ellnwiftKKfonia,’ - August2S.ISU,,i 'jilf tourfi wan uo ,t{,t * doarell to eonsnlt wkb tba tandav- iiS ,*Ui J. a. WILLIFORD. >u Real Estate Ageat. Athens. Ga The A tKmtlou of dealrire is oalleil to the feet that we are prepared' to chip at ehort notice wsgous iu emsl) lota or by the car Jqail. Bend tor special price lists and eiroqlar*. .ffi'j'irfiSSriri# ■ _ juvaoeplet* with lakaod ] wStiSii „ slim hvII nil -wli* Sail'd for IIIuiiiS.teO TRACTION AND i