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l3t! m NIOHT OOAOB. All our readers who are so uufortu nate as lobe (oread to take passage on the Athena branch at night have a (baling remembrance of the old rick- •tty, antediluvian coach in which they mast ride. It has evidently done service for years upon the toil-end of „ spate construction train, but when < the bands nfbki to ride in It longer the authorities most generously con signed It to the Athens branch, the great receiver for broken-down roll ing etoek. Itiaagenuine civil rights, social-equality coach, for all classes and colors are jumbled up in its single compartment am treated to one eon* INNNjikt Jirawi rsUls until the terminus Is reached. Tire other night the old box was pretty well crowded, - uadwS'tkc > Doradriutna passed through to Uilte up tickets his' ears were feast ed upon the following comments from the grumbling passengers: “Say, Mister, wasn’t this old car made outof a piece of Noah’s arkr "You use this coach to haul guano and hogs in duriug the day, don’t you?" •‘I’ve ruined a ten d'-"-.r pair of pants sitting on thissear, and I’m go- iug to sue the road for dumages." "Isn't It most time thut the road has retired this old box on a pension?" “The reason you don’t tack this old coach oq to the day train is that the engine might look back and see it and get scared off the track, ain’t ItT" “Mr. Conductor, if this Is the place you make first-class passengers ride where do you put the second-elsss fel lows, on the cow-cateher or a-struddle the smoke-stack ?’’ "Wonder If this old conch ain’t grey headed on top?" "Don’t blow your whistle so loud or you will jar this old cur to pieces!’’ "The springs under this coach mast Iks made out of trace-chains und flint- rocks from the way site jolts aud rat tles." "There is fully a barrel of ashes stuck in the seat I'm riding on, for every time I move a regular dust storm Is raised." "Let’s take up a collection and buy this old car of the Georgia road and burn it up. I expect we can get it for S5 or 40 cents" About this time the trai n rolled iuto Athene, anil the conductor mnde hie escape into the 'bus. DECAPITATED BR1EFLETS- Sulphur matches are not made in heaven. Chickens and turkeys are getting plentiful. It Is said to be unlucky to cut an in fant’s hair. An Athenian has applied for a won derful patent. In stacking split pine wood always place the bark up. They are now manufacturing nails and spikes of steel. Silver ten cent pieces are very scarce and in great demand. The Salvation Army Is expected to VIsirAthens tbl8 winter! The mineral spring water it sicken ing warm at this season. A Hawklnsvllle cow is 100 years old and now giving milk. Good cooks in 'Athens command from $8 to $20 per month. ' Ti ''' ' Horses are selling at low figures in comparison with last year. A great deal of corn, fodder aud bay is being sold in town by farmers. The trestles on the Georgia extei sion are said to be the best in the Mr. Bob Brittain uses au old Con' federate army blanket for a lap-robe. A negro near Athens has a whole Indian pot, that he pl»wed np in field. <*•»"?• D The town cow, in dieting on cotton bales, always selects the very best grades. > , i a ixten- stato. WOflX UO'( ■ Hi joiIiaoi i ill The Secret of the universal success of Brown'fi Iron. Bitters is sim- fitjrthis: It is the best Iron preparation ever made; is compounded on thoroughly scientific, chemical and medicinal principles, and ■ docs just what is claimed for. it—no more and p<> less. i »»t •» llipd ll>«i •• * gaWad win 7< j Bjr thorough and ofid assimilation vth the blood, v «t reaches every part of the system, healing, purifying and strengthening. Com mencing at the foundation it builds np and restores lost health—in no other way can lasting benefit be obtained * i' . .. nIManlis.CUait.Kw. T- •Sic3d StEJuStn At the mv lo^nrikSTW^kee We Carve down to an not to lose another. We have the a in thiseeetion. WeSeil.ii - lv. i _ „ . keep toe best good‘m We run the neatest assort- ment. We Carve down to the smallest margin. We expect to do a rushing bust- thtlfffiU, and.kesp(China Hal}on|a.i'i' . — > -. t ,. i CONTINUAL BOOM. * , Everything in Lamps. Glassytraro, Crockery, Silver m i t -iii Plate, Etc. u.dmunnoiMi * "hhit ,iin>» 1 ' •»*» '•-* «» ‘ :; '-(•hteoitoMeLyneh A Yh»4»eii.).I>«upreeBhsk, Athena, Gra. i 1 " 'f i ' 1 ' ■ " —i-Ji '-t- 1 1— tCKSMITHING. Bill Moore, of the Augusta News, aaya l iell over a trunk aud broke my collar-bone while attempting to put on a clean shirt. That was Larry Gantt, which can bo acconnted lor by his Inexperience in such bareback feats. My shirts arc not hard to put on, as they are open-back and I al ways wear the back before. Now, if yon don't let me alone I will be obll] ed to challenge you, and 1 hate to < that as It would disfranchise me. and 1 want to vote for lion. J. C. C. Black one lime before I cau die satisfied. Yours in shirt, Oli> B We clip the above defense ot our es teemed friend "Old B.,’’ .from the Hartwell Sun. Now he must not try and craw-fish out of his transgres sion* by heaplug them upon us. About two years ago we bought four shirts and have been wearing them con stantly evei since. As a consequence the bands ol time and our washerwo man have not dealt lightly with them and the partial split in the back has grown Into a general rent-usunder, reaching from the collar to the tip end of the caudal appendage; so now when we feel like donning a biled shirt all we have to do is to spread our pinions aud march right lu. There is no risk or danger in this, ss “Old B." must confess. But the case is difler- vnt with our aged friend of Hartwell. If we mistake not his shirts are made oflhegenuiue "Old B." guano sacks that not only hides dirt and seldom require a change, but they are war ranted not to rip aud tear, like our old frleud's customers when he presents their guano notes in the fall. It is highly probable that in making Ills annual change of linen "Old B." and apiece of the twine with which the sack—we lueaut to say shirt—was orig inally sewed, gotitangled up and the trouble described by Bill Moore was the natural consequence. So we ad vise our Augusta brother not to be bulldozed by “Old B." The only way the old man can clear liis skirts is to establish an alibi—that is, prove to the courts that he hasn't cliunged shirts this year. A BOO K1LLINO TIME. Last Sunday, in company with Mr. Charlie Baldwin, we accepted an In vitation to spend the day with our friend Mr. Wni. H. Jones, who lives on the Lexington road, about six miles from town. We had a delight ful time strolling over bis fields snd inspecting the ground from which had been gathered cue of the best crops raised in Clarke county this year. He has his fields in superb order, with good fences, and ou every hand you see evideuoea of of a progressive and successful farmer. Besides about 75 bales of cotton Mr. Joues has more thau enough corn to do him besides raising his own meat, lie has just completed a fine barn and stables aud a splendid eteaiu cotton giu. About eight years ago this gentleman began at the foot of the ladder, and bus now worked hie way up to independence, and is in a sure road to wealth. He has done it by hard work and good management, In clearing new fields be saves every stick of timber, which is sold in Athens. He has fine Iwrlej and other patches,besides sowing plen ty of small grain to run his farm. We had one of those old-fashioned hog- killlngdinnera,known only to success ful southern farmers, aud of course) it was enjoyed. Mrs. J. knows just how to have one prepared. In a future is sue we shall write up Mr. .I!a plan of farming, which will tie of interest and benefit to our agricultural readers. Th« OourriiOBH* Gold Mixes.—Mon day evening we had a pleasant call from Col. Coletuan, of Chicago, who has been working up the gold belt in Oglethorpe county. It had been drchled to sell the uiaehinery and discontinue work in these mines, hut Cel. C. will stop the sale, as a northern company it anxious to invest and give (lie mines a thorough Experiments prove thattheeoncen tr c rings of a tree are not a record of Usage. Taylor Bros, bought 2,000 bushels of cotton seed last week from their ad vertisemeut. Tuesday night about twenty large blasts were touched oft nt once at the Georgia extension. Mr. W. A. Talmndge is making some desirable improvements to bis store ou the corner. A detective says the lu.d men «re al ways lean, and it is seldom that you find a criminal in a fat man. On the 20tli, the Railroad Commis sion will have to meet the Georgia railroad and fight another injunction suit. Manufacturers are now taking con tracts to furnish steel rails at $40 jper ton —a reduction of 33 per cent, wltnin the year. There was a small-sized sensatiou on Broad str eLTuesdsy evening,occa- si..lied by a darkey trying to ride a Texas pony. •The organization of colored known as the Order of Wise Men, are Investi gating a number of alleged fraudB at Dallas, Texas. The Clarke grand Jury found a uum- her of true bills ogainst illegal voters. We may add, Clarke se-ms to be the only county in the state in which the grand juries do their duty, in this par- ular.—Macon Telegraph. The latest oddity in the insurance busiuess is a scheme conducted in Nashville, Tenn., called the Mntual Guarantee Association. The plan is to soothe a fellow's feelings in the event of his girl "going back on him.” In the case of a person so afflicted the mollifier is to get a gift of >15 a day from the time of Insuring to that of jilting. GENUINE CAl&IAGfS. BUGGIES AND WAGONS MADE AT THE OLD HODGSON SHOPS BY D.C.Hurley: LIUIIT ONE IIOK8I1 WAGON *» MidlumUuUm Wagon tto LI jilt 1 wo Horae Wagon fto Medians Two Horse Wagon IS, Hoot* Two Horse Wagon *7». Light Open Bugxira... 7. **». Light Open Fugglco . Light Opa Bugle* Extra selected Fsney Open Buggies Extra Selected Pxney Open Baggies Light Top Boggles Extra Seleeled Pent V Top Bsegiss . Extra Selected Fancy Top Bnggleo.... Light 4-Seat Extension Top Phaeton ..... Extra Selected Light 4-,ext Extension Top Musts*...., Extra Selected Porter*, Phaeton, Light, Itoomy xml Strong SltO. Extra selected isaer Trial si ed Ledles* fony Phaetons *123 LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S VEGETABLE COMPOUND. A Sure Cars for a)) FEMALE WEAK NESSES, Including Leorerrhwn, Ir regular ud Painful Menstraallsa, Inflammation and flee ration of the Wombs Flooding, PHO- LAP8U8 ETERI, Ac. CVPlraesat to the lode, efficacious sod Immediate In its effect. Itlssgronthclpta prersnacy. end se- Bevea pstn during labor end ad regular peiloda. rmsiaxursxrr xxDrxiwxin it ntxrLi. ggrpon alx.Wxixxxsxrx of thogsasratlrc organs se aether sax. It Is second to no remedy that has eeer teen before the pabltci and for all diseases of the Xmnxs Ms the Ormtsel gamed* Salks World. BTK1DSET COMPLAINT* sf Either Rex PUd Grant Belief la Ita fee. LYDIA g PBIhUn BLOOD PTBIKEB the system. AemarasUawla nmlSsoe the Crag seen tWoth the Oacposnd end Blood Purifier ots pro. pared atSItadfll Western Ansae, Lynn. Mean Price of either, tl. 61x bottles for *5. The Compound Is sent by mall la the form of pUK or at les.agas.sa eeoatptef prise, »1 par box tor either. Mrs. ITakham firoely Answers ell letters of Inquiry. Enclose 3 ceak sump. Sand for psmphlcL Mmttm this Paper. egtSS&SS&iSrJ&iSS. ttsc (PMI hr an I)merlstm.-wa Tkb Fobsyth Democrat.—This la tbs name of a new onpyi of the demo cratic party,' published at Forsyth, Gp., aw} et}Ji«Uiy Wm- A- Fortor. It ton, highly cradltablo sbwt nod starta oat with over 400 subscribers. W« predict, for the Democrat a bright future and gladly welcome it to our enckaage Mat. -y- Redcci.no Expenses.—The North- Eastern railroad this month consider ably reduced the wages of their office hands, and Mr. Jwnea O’FarreU re signed bJa position in the depot, as he oemld not live at the prioe offered. Cfto yoB TodTHACH*.—A lady mvaihkt S strong tea made of cotton seed applied to the tooth, and renew- ed e very lM&f hour, for, aay ten hoars, otopthfi Mia, " ' ° .'71- i 1 KIDNEYS,LIVER AND BOWELS. ! sAtsrscsj'tts?«S| g oolythn sloUmsofTUtsnnisHiencaaraaUae. > g THOUSANDS OF CASES J " or tha worst fens at this terrible disease g harse boon qnlekly rallrrad, sad in short Urns PERFECTLY CURED. B PERFECTLY CURED. • rxicx, gt. UQUD 0K PET, SOLD ST Bfecacsn. B “-.Taw 2 KIDNEY-WORT Tho Leading Scientists of lo-day saree that most disease? ore caused by disorder ed Kidney* O'Liver. j|j therefore, tha KltoSto SSpimK n, u SS c mITK5'D'^?^fa l fh.* f neM of thasw trass bias. Mxdc from ail tropical leaf sf tare Jlktan. jt m*" " iothofthSseSviy^rESn^aod laTltonfls RemeTdiy.lor •!} fh*dlmiMata* ^°' r axfe Tiara gettisg ranch ■jawiBww 1 ‘ r.Iuawoesxy Brown’s Iron Bitters does not contain whiskey or alcohol, and will not blacken the teeth, or cause headache and constipation. It will cure dyspepsia, indi gestion, heartburn, sleep lessness, dirripess, nervous debility, weakness, &c. WE HA CHINA HAWs. HAVE NE 1 riR 'bv<3 3tr T THE LADIES AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY Ara SMttctfaUji tnvtwd to wlk SA tha stare of Where they W1Unow Out) po exhibition anew . and (opflfb line ot the lathit itoyeUies in J e welry & - Sil verware, • - ' i • ‘ • ’ . j | r Imported nod Americun Watches. Clgc^p, ‘MifiaifTsttoSenU, CSmT . Luti- Cutlery,etc.,eto.*’" ’ " >' • BNORAV1NG AND REPAIRING DoUe With care and' warranted to gl** satistae- clou. • t ’ oc»M-ly t lo >nhons ft-.tu-i ntl roft' iI »not’4 F. ntsito a i aj J*»s witxlenbnrrt rii*’ itnrnllo'i , .lihioiii ; lit! >ir. iwIT show wli ., M »t . MISCELLANEOUS. ^. HORSE SHOEING ANbiiaHTATI0N-,W0RK fisuatonto > raiai.ssamiMwnSfcitopfiMs|j w »tApFwk>tr«f.WAiiB|f<r i OUNSrPISTOI of all deaeriptions'and guarantee eatlxMetli it?J sc * I all deaeripttons'aud guarantee satlafs XJIhtag la tha UlacksmiLhing Uwe bwi M’KINNON, THE BLACI aoMl-ly. —»•»’ x*»l»-i»r*.*.i sips ijciA O# SmkH ill AHAtaftel {.tVj, I diVd ft 11 to# This &zi» ti BcatMcr, the Jewel 4sa VN etffecnd iwll! a it) -a.^fiva*.'. 1 tbatn ran,« *di bfts aIviof' > at tlarnra i r-Sffm J W.& HOLMAN I ) : 1*»lljt> 111! l!< i- ‘ O', , ' -<--t» *iil ltt r.jpsaq*,l-> *»*1T ; -Attaii i hot /itiaig a rlnii.itwv j 'Ll '»t ad r .la I I 3««i JiMn -»U i l^iit*.,, ww a*ctl eaU'aki tmjt .ut ‘foy’Cliai-'ii •P"”’ Use only Brawn’s Iran J ; made by Cxoucd 1882. —PRICE LIST OF— »s. HA. ..tie#, .. tlf. .. iito, ....fine, ... »!», ... *1S0. HODGSON'S WORK. w of ifodgan&’e Open Boggiss^ always RELIAbLE M(. gsonOpsa Kngcles (90, isdgssa Opea Baggies *100, UodeesaOpsn Bugles —. *1M, A dew of Uedpon't LSeat.flprUg Wagsu... *iOS, WE TE N WORK. The Lome Cosk top Plane Elastic Spring Buny Tha hmerson, rlshsr A Co. t int Extension Top Phaeton The Arery Two Hone Wagon, IK to. axle and tire....... *31.60, Tbe Louis Look Oyen Piano Fids Bar Buggy . (3t.ee I Top Plane Elastic ..*«. (ISO. MY VEHICLES Are made of tx »t maWrlm], shipped to ay order Crum all parts of the WORLD, And ere constructed end finished by aaeryeef fine CARRIAGE MECHANICS »d floe Carriage IrtUU. brought to ratbeoe t. me from the beet m*naf»cturiag eeotree of oar COUNTRY. I gneraoUe everytblo^made Ju»t u I represent MONEY REFUNDED end I challenge any •hop is Georgia to SELECTION o&tock>a4 As good facilities *>r turning out re TTH”,bi« week. BEWARE Of Imitation work, mode on tbe Chinese oho order by irreapezialble partle* who give My GUARANTEE eel lax, but whoa yosr wages breaks they st tube Mad p they asu Pwm phraa. star tsc ■ev.Fsraaas w kt.HUO ! t-iK hu *ir*xliU .1 H By pries Hat of KEPAlitlNH always open fa yam Inspection aud J guxrxaUo it to be thanpnesa thxrgodbyttrao Chiamn and J'lillxi*. m.H ! Oconee Athens, ..ibooTBlo D. C. HURLEY, . , ,ln. *41 .ni'A .ilOmtUdi* ttU- fl It .nicitt i*»tj|--i ■ chtiKj hm re.Ww4 -ff 1 " 4t •rJsW 1.1 M 1 Li ito. t.inl d> (1, W witNfi* •«*• flat 1" UtnOo r.tU .„ S^W^ltfl' , : thaw •*. j<|s:K«rilflit«»Yv»» * j .« -Jj .ti at-*A h!T ! •ISiW mi. f—I ! iJt) -J *)1K. Ifsst. llti nil It'gl.'C tr na rfJ(« afli' i Miles Johnson, STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT. WBH^builnetk I C cx^ur^StR Andg”ntlcrLcnof Athena ooTti-iy. titl'd Hutl latlh l>rt* N Athens, Ga. >" * *i T?.l lr.! -• • . ■- n. « nu * tuoi i f tgftt -itM' Htn YOUNG U O. HARRIS, FaaHMDn.i"" CTEVES8 THOMAS, iaeaxrxa*. Ila :,ji II. MrSiJZ-l 11 I . i.JlOfW Vfti 1 Raaldarit DIrwctora: Yobbo L. G. Hazzi*. firt»ax»T«0XA*, j4bb H. Nzwtob, ■— Ruzrat. Nxwrax, 1 rxxpntABD Pxnsixv, auw p. Dsamik Col. Roixrr Tvoaxx. - JoiniW. Nicaou L. h. CHimmig y k Huxatwnr. NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED!! A Big Invoice of Black and Coloicd CASIMERES Two hundred dozen TOWELS The biggest bargain* In Athena Two Cuee REVERSIBLE SUITINGS, which we will (ell at Re. reduced from ISc. CLOAKS AND BLANKETS at your own prlee^ t| •>,:.• OUR DRESS GOODS are at prices that make then all talk their chi-apnhNti, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW •• iir! . .1 :4THE$$t QA« ;|, V, , ' ■Wf• OW, <;hikl» f; 4 1 lckppppn,. t Wynux% Co’» J. W. ATTORNEY-AT-LAvy, Lexington, - 1 eorgiA* Will attend remiburly the Superior Courts la the counties of dark* *pa Oconee. S-tt-tL ■» W-WHIIs, • .'I THE OLP RGU ABLE > ' Boot &Slioti Manufact urer. , | W mho* I have removed my Boot sad Shoe Shop over the room formerly occupied by me, on College Avenue, shove C. Bode s, where l am better pre pared than ever, for soy work Id tay lino. My work is flrst-ciam and warranted. BOOTS and SHOES REPAIRED on short notice. ‘ W ill hslf-sole from 56 cents 91^5, Recording to quality. Prices to salt the luiefi. Thunking my custoMere Isr* their pept USHSC^ UT ^- jr i^r Notice! uliertiuon, aiul all cofion pnreltamt during line day will not ba used in factory until the next dev. This in to give all parti " lining notion due time to intercept tlieir notion if presented »t the fuetory for wlc. ■E. I.. KL00J1EIKLD. Agent Athens Manufacturing Co, Jan. 18, 188*. dltwly. nfioiyiln lu*Ji*<hlb < III Mit'llll Iitloljl!. J n »jHWO *il‘l>( JitbllUX __ .Iifland * ttl|i*» iviiil liKinlW ‘ lvn)h:lx to o-iehl id itngtri! **il *1 <kfl <M«0 -bii"') -rajittijlaltU' nl inti-! -hi->f • ;>• <’!* Isiliu Ami-- • ii-iiiif ty .HA MHDTA W - ft 3 WR A8 \*\vr/:vrMh i vrsj -.b y. x W4o*l wt* i: *"•< 0** / AT Au l rmiJocM hriviMipwi “ nu t > t •?\v ft A IMS'*#Ti* l<*> AtTM'tvJl M* r hvt ,tif no Yif.lJrjiSo . iJ It!. ,\ i jr •. -■.rn.o 1«w| fl trail —t lifVTholesali© and Retail 4.(trill til-j-.ol+irti*! sratit* ocu p <).*.. *~i > .... . .SUVW .* ffH WfitEzs AND -1 111 In mmmi, .VdltH V>! oaK ei»t« /. 1 it ell tli yine/ts .X*LmhuiI'J' Ivli.lkL- ;t , lt I !< ' ttii 11 ASDxV BIG STOCK OF GOODS! .'*lk J »i 11 .-.tiwil- /' » * j A* -.-*4# TUF. IHCRE.NttlNG DBMAND FOR GOODS, BOUGHT WF.LL, AND SOLD AT itKAHONAHLK prices, tells ou th« 5 uiiod# of the po«>ple. 3,*hf underslgwed, iudhig that his ttade hsn i«cnim-I . over one hundred per cent lu the lsst year* decided to buy a larger .stock ,thio ever be Core. My stock Is bought with ho eye single to the Wholesale trade. Please remember that in PROVISIONS, HEAVY STAPLE DRY GOODS, GROCER- , IES AND CAN GOODS,: ’ 1 se * t .. ■■ -whir V... . >'S { " loxlcn «» l*»» «* hi . impetltion in OnsYgln. All City patronage will find attentive nleesraa, ipt delivery nuywliers la thsrity llailta. in the purehaeeof eetlea.X! VELVETS AND Plushes & Satins Notice how they will all come down, now that wo are selling tnem at COc oh the dollar. We'arc prepared now to show the largest and’ prettiest ttock of , t , - ..1 j 1 NEW BUTTONS eror dUplayed ip Athene. STANDARD PRINTS .’ from this out nil \* 1 . n . 5 AND 6 CENTS. Thebeto; jm!;.!uo?W iK. LADIES VEST, I, In Georgia at S0c, 15c end *1. Cents' jShirts—^Reinforced, at 65e. 15c and 90c. The largeet and fineat STOCK OF HOSIERY IN TOWN. BESPECTFUIiLY, R. G. GRAY. NEW SEED GROWN BY i * *> R. Buist, Jr., ...1 For us. All are FRESH and every paper dated In lay Fireproof Warehouse, will find reasonable ienai, and LIBERAL ADNANHE8 made on all cot ton stored Inaurance muat bo added when advxncea an made, to pmvent Iona. S. C. DOBBS: HE NO TEA, the best In the place, ; Hurker Hill Hornes* OU. , Warner's RatnedieH. tit. Jacobs’ OU, and all popular Pat. Medicines. edouTr St. Louis Lead, Lluca* uu, .u ialu * • Full stock of Drugs and Fancy Goods, Wc have ft full stock of above and evcrythlnc in our line, and will ' . SELL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. . Mixed Paint*. E.C.LONG&CO. Druggists, Athens, Ga. (K:.21*ly, ATHENS FOUNDRY, AND MACHINE WORKS. IKON ANL BItAdS CASTINOM. XILL GEARING, MINING AJfD MILL MACHINERY, SAW MILLS, SMITHING, REPAIRING, PAT’N WORK, — u !\M ENGINES,’ CIKCVLAR SaV 1 MILLS, CANE MILLS. ROLLERS, (for wood from ex) tSE POWERS, THRKSHEUS. COLT POWER and LEVER COTTON PRESSES! ; MILLS, B.VHE.MIJ.l.d. . ... IRON FENCING, Ac. AND ALSO AGENTS E0R THE MOST APPROVED PORTABLE JjjTEAM ENGINE on Skl-ls and on wheels. Combined THRESHERS and SEPARATORS, TO! BINE IVATE: WHEELS, MILL STONES, VICTOR Threu Roller Cana Mills. COOK’a Fvuporators, 4c. Address . R N CKERSON, Agent, Athens, Ga THOS. BAILEY, Superintendent. The Be$t. J4 - Cheapje^U THEREFORE IF YOU WANT GOOD AND CHEAP 1 AND 2-H0RSE WAGONS Or at Chnds^Nl«kmw)ri,^Vnn 4 Co' The ■VI Ux : -si ><» t ••"■’"'V" '>10 »c utaili xili Hull rtiilT li growing la favor rapidly. My recent contract fr-FIFTY U completed and exhausted, nud a jontract i.i ou hand for OKfi HUNDRED more. Don’t get scared—I am here for yon «v ry time. I am work than ever, my Brother for Heal Wagon-Maker.' ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING. done in the best manner and at short noticc^-all work warranted to give satis fart too—chanrea reasonable- have a good 8RCOND-HAN D P1LETON, lately repaired, ihai I will sell cheap. Any 1 one desiring a BARGAIN wiU find it to their interest to call op me. P. BENSON, leJjS ly Spring at, near Uenn -kReaves, Alhep* rial you A c ->1| ,1 m'.fl salmi Dfi0,i 1 wm ^W.iH" IT LP.UJL.aiSI or OrchcaUal Instru ments or muricsl gatal n of tor ntonribea toALLKN 1 ^ DODW0RTIL4T Lafayette place. New York. Au Kx- ffhftnw, _ BentC.O.ll.. With prirt- ’ . /: tegs of trixL v, : MEAN YOU. /MMsily Bib tv. Tho Usi la UiO B^jaarseafcaa&l ^8 *—*■*».*—flranimni.fe: THEBrST^KSiS"' lUiUTII ■ Dli ilmlil 1 MBIT teM-k «1 MwaMto 1 —A Bfi»V rest. Publisher, »7 Eaktl ntoa Yrarin-' « < ir»>iiin* ii.t.laj- nrTTIie New Volume (19) commei e«5with NaTM^ay. CWllaJu three month*; it wniaatiafy you •'tha voM oan feutweribriTwo doliara for year and get ten time* ,it>VaH|je. : 1 nu l Administratorfs Sale. 1 "< 1.1 Hi ll lid -tl. ■.» .nlitg! 4H pH, one ehare ef the Capital stock ot the North-] •m Railroad Company. To be sold a* tbs ■ arty ofObedlxd T. Ecbolx, geceased tor & ah. I Rot. a twi THOM^a^MOLDEa, -^ra% . ?• -t h tl - ■ v- rOAqrti .fix treses »r n m SADDI.KS A HAHNKSS. FUKNL’nTRE. •n 'i o*» f -•{ I 1 * 0<; Furniture, Store JOHN BIRD lit* stock of Farnlturs to N'>. itrect, whom bun Can find * «U1 POINDEKTER .tit llintaV »'a'wvli '<<•>(( fill IW nT mU iflilsr Mo k ’ 1 -ililid *- a wn tlri*** n* 1 sliWsiM ftori-i iif* n rii. He Masqfaufarts* of gu, e In i .Ho -rail uti fcatt >X» lii •V** 1 X»Tl a xv t»i4 •hit KWtnoWiU" Im- Y. t i*a*rt ! tiitt ! jo urtl »jU vtos iMfril tis'tia»uoY >- i -citslo mUmme «oHttlw>H ii« no’la* ’ uii ,a-i .jtfui »«xlnotarialL ot luu In j i.l ax-il kill AKIY Hi' t .msiioti l>'ntiiiim luitiyos Vj Oiiiil «fi JOVQA 3JL3IVf!aX:UJ'J 3HT -H3HIT SADDtiKSv ai aiari **-■(!» u»T aiajsriix alii at tacotniu vdiit •araei .* M .iM tail r.«. ul l-i<uri>P! ] trij» kale Alt to your interest to examine our stock ft* j .Zauri .l.-'B .ttljuunwruril loo V> rilnxl ■ ? -jfalY-see ijftoxh *14 V* xnil *41 * nil I ill tiaifo* •eeioi'wf') a) WtUowt airf if l na4» « (t! o !:.d -i .d! j-*r—i ■ ■ i vs(r*>pT a . {.xii, fcii* fait* Bilal »*« •*( ) -3QXTO-AiT i *C>T'NJri-'' ’ ' sni’»i «*i a ik i Hi apii eiilq 1)11*1 « l>*4 fliill mjoH ifiol) ,»i>i**ft *<4 V> otto si fl'kdb'.aol 1 is tloo* • pnrasptl. ■ - - Remember the ilifo -S t»*l »*♦ fa it I' i>« . i-iij mo .i-D , m.H nlAutri c‘-t' . MWl i*« NO. lO'Bterid'Sirebt, -•. ' faAthend; Georgia: w l ml -STOCK machine* auo. COFFINS 1 BURIAL CASES CM.ilkM.^v^^^eo.. tr.ll 4a w JOHN BIRD, NGs^BrotedtiL, *. Lt l•-i 11. Ath»» £ril m - t--t- MILL FINDINU FURNISHED AT MANUFAC URERS FRICB8. oHIy. CHILDS, NICKERSON, WYNN & CO., w -• SUCCE830RK TO CHILDS. NICKER80S & CO.), Kcuualwuyslustock tbe most complete liue.oi HARDWARE In Northeast Georgia. Ouratoro IS HEADUUAHTKR8 FOR PLOWS, FARM IMPLEMENTS . : EAR ANIi ROM,tfl> IRON, NAILS; ALT. MANSER OF TOOLS, BARBED WIRE, MACHINERY, THE BEST 1 AND 2 HORSE WAGONS Mill Findings, Buggy and Wagon Material, Harness, Machine Oil, ,i - Pocket and Table Cutlery, , And in fact overt- manner of urtlclc.found In a firsVcIpss Uardware Store. We lefyjcomt'etltlon lnprlcos. Give ux but a trial and your trade is secured. ' ■ mhs-tf SEEt). ^^TTSFiOlPortho MERCHANT! ^to-Ls.k^fJ-.f-or tho MARKET Cl CETCrk^^or tho PRIVATE F °n our How Plan GARDENER tGrOV/n by rranlvara on our own Farm* 1 : " llunilaninii Klu.trnte.l Catalogue and ltarol Kegistev gRKK Tl) ALL. mf-kcuaNt-i, sen)> r.-s vora business gauds f»»k trade ust. SEEDS SEEDS SEEDSic i ^llundMme 1 DAVID L^nFT.'i&SOKSi&ED GROWERS* PHILADELPHIA MAOHtNBRYr • on-.n' ' laiitivii s ,t. w tnXlst fY •• «h(. F’ ’ MONTGOMERYS! Tools arid Implisments Td SUIT THE SEAisON. EMBRACINE ccrtToNbrNs, uiiMirpaieisl for fine *aniples ami clean need. MOWERS and irOKS'K HAY BAKES, to save your THE OSBOKN (kllOWKS Sulkev Plows. " THE oLlYlviiCliillv'l Out- and fwo Horse Plows, b"-t 141180. THE SCBEIV 1‘UL V PUU^EB, ior breaking and Boeriliig smooth lurid. ■ THEBPRINo TOOTH.SUEkYHAHHOW, With soeitrr. Beatenltivator used THK AOME II Alt til IW, i-est Pill vefirer known. WH »ljw in outs and wheat THE.TIIO.MAS SMOottllNG HAKKOW. THE HOSIER li HA i-S DRILL, will tbribbln yonr «ko|M, cotton planters. THE 0AM1* M,VNL ilETlIriTEiBUroit,niUierl»roa.I,m»*pr drill. THE ATLAS, EC LIPSE, FAHQUHAIl, PAXTON AND BOOKWAL- ■i*t i . TER ENG1NB8. ■■ * ^ ' , , , i h * " BLOUNT'S ONE i *v.4, 1,, tee eg itltil to any sold, at same prieCs."’ *• ’■ i THE OLD HICKORY WAGON,. EERGUHON .t j-*ii nHOHHB VV AtiONJ Ak!.' ! ' era r »x *,4 iA'WVjtftfaot t>fTviShtgbm'er^’^ ?,uxe B&st, Proof, Oats. !» ,;■"n .fanm.'/tj j!’ 1 * fa.*L.,A if*blt- jy > -mil J. IN. Broad-M.. next ( tm ATHf WIIITK & MILLER, R. BROAD & llUNT^R ^tS^airi ^XLANTA, GA. OENKKAL AGENTS FOR THE|. I- ,f s . . PALACE. BARBER SHOP Me tot** faibOflishifedan'ln'' thd- clty, wins DAVIS'* HARRIS^CtoOpWtotoML- * [ Yto»Uxoltai-)MlD. Hariotaa > (I jra* wmw COUGHA OR* J-” RSYRUP bosh aentcandckfonlei 1 " • Ut*r..->'>lfl< - Cu1^Sfe“?^ er ^8tjMli T lON‘ i* pre Jkrw, irap«ed by Mra. J. R(~-^ ' Sold by mil DitetitAif. ’" M.^ScSnSfnsTo 1 fc’ r,l « 8 ttentiou of dealers L called to tbe ihtt lh»t we aroptoi »uperb wagons iu sut*U ICts or hr tbe oar load. Hepd Jor dealers in .«isi mw«** Ut > P °R™BIE C•• t§ G.m,\C00PERSu 1 iiKitlx‘1 .ivit-tiJaKI,« .ilriaiui »i Jadi , .S®*d Jiw,Illnmn,tod ne*»logiiei ,, n ti ol itow Ii.ilnttnii'* ii.tit 1 11*1 y ull li loriilifmi on «i nu ■ iqi/i<i .■ Ki ill'