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DEOAPITfTgDBRIEFLETS. Prone your grape vines, and trim your shrubbery now. What about that Athens & Madison railroad f It is a necessity. The Masons ol Harmony Grove will have a big dinner on the 37th. It Is predicted that we will have a Snowy, disagreeable Christmas. A negro in Jackson county la mak ing money fast manufacturing jugs. "Most-of our merchants now pay Qaab^or-th^country producethey buy It fa/not uncommon to see cotton wagons roll into town Sunday even ing. ■ '■ r ■ v Nicholson, Sanford & Co. buy and ' sell about ten bushels of eggs every day. , ;i , After Christmas we will put a beau tiful new dress on the Banuer-Watch- man. ,, { A young white man was in town the other night gambling with ne groes. There are several colored Mormons in Athens that our grand jury should Investigate. Read the interesting story on onr first page and profit by it. Let well enough alone. Mr. John Billups speaks of going into the wholesale liquor business in Charles ton next year. A country woman was on the street yesterday with a stylish cloak made of an old bed-quilt.. Our students complain very much at the high prices they are charged in Athens for books. * On Sunday our young men will now have to ask themselves: “What must I do to be shaved!” If you want to buy a splendid little farm near Atheus, read Cupt. J. E. Hitch's advertisement. Maddrey & Co. have built up a fine trade by low prices, Ural-class goods and liberal advertising. Our merchants say collections were never so backward as this year—farm ers holding back cotton. Veronee denies the prevalent report that he took those prizes while the fair managers wasn’t looking. An Athenian yesterday paid $2.50 for a four-year-old gobbler and sent it to some Augusta friends. Eighty-five persons from Haber sham county left last week for Salt Lake to join the Mormons. Two men have lost their lives work ing on the Georgia extension, while several have been Injured. George C. Thomas, Esq., sold his splendid house and eleven acres of land In Watkiusyillefor $1,000. Five new members joined the “Uni ted Sons of Iniquity” yesterday. This noble order is growing very fast. Mr. and Mrs. Prof. White have moved Into their new house, which is one of the handsomest in the state. A vendor of plaster of Paris images was In town- Saturday selling g tailed squirrels and blue-honied deer. There is no excitement over the county election, and neither money or free whisky is used that we know of. “Home, Sweet Home.”—The At lanta Constitution speaks aB follows of the original manuscript of this pop ular song, which Is now in the posses sion of Miss Mary Harden, of Athens “What apreclons possession is that of the elderly lady iu Athens who owns the original manuscript of the “Home, Sweet Home,” ub written by John Howard Payne! The words o* the |K>oni as Urst written are nil inter- llued, with here and there an etnlenr- ing expression from the writer to the lady who now holds it. In the old days Payne was devotedly attached to her, and she has many of his letters that no eye save hers will ever see. She is a noble and high minded wo man, and a fit legatee of the memories of a true poet, and the manuscript of the best known American poem. She has been o.ieied a large sum for the manuscript, but of course uo money could buy it.’.’ “Uncle Jim Johnson.”—We were delighted yesterday to receive a call from Mr. JamesT. Johnson, of Lex lngton. There never lived a more no- bleold man. Before the war he was quite wealthy and his home was open to all. He was charitable and gener ous and his purse was ever at the command of his frieuds. Mr. John son lost his property by the war, but he retained his noble, generous, cheer ful heart, which not even misfortune could change. If “Uncle Jim” has an enemy in the world we do not know it. Long may this grand old man live, and If he does not reap his just reward in this world lie will in the next. A Poi.ytkcnjc School.—The Georgia legislature Will In all probability estab lish a polytechie school in the state, for the education of mechanics, which we think would be a splendid institution. Atlanta, w ith her nsual greediness, will make an effort to have this school loca ted III that city; but every one knows the superior advantages possessed by Atheus. Besides rumbling itlieio run,in connection with the State University, we have undoubtedly the best education al centre in the south. We hope Mr. Russell will properly set our claims be fore the legislature in the event that tliiatohool is established. • n c: x3 Know SL That Brown*sIron Bitters will dire the worst case" ~ ' of dysfrepsia. . ‘ , *» OJml Will insure a and increased Cures general debility, and gives a new lease of life Dispels nervous depression and low spirits. *• " Restores an exhausted nurs ing mother to full strength and gives abundant sus tenance for her child. Strengthens the muscles and nerves,enriches theblood. Overcomes weakness, wake fulness,andlack ofenergy Keeps off all chills, fevers, and other malarial poison. Will infuse with new life the weakest invalid. 37 Wallccr Sl' Baltimore, Dec. x88x. For lix years I hare bees a great sufferer from Blood Disease, Djrs- rjpzia and Tan«tip)^n so debilitated that I could not retain anything on my stomach, in fact, life had almost become a burden. Finally, when hope had almost left me, ray husband sedng Brown's Iron Bitters advertised in the paper, induced me to give it a trial. 1 am now taking the third bottle and have not feu so well in six yean as 1 do at the present time. Mrs. L. F. Griffin. Brown’s Iron Bitters will have a better- tonic effect upon any one who needs “bracing up,” than any medicine made. OCONSK ;stheet. athen UEOKG1 IS, U. —PRICE LIST OF— 3h: i>r CHINA hall^ oh . ; j.ainr ooow $. OintCWtyOMSLB. vWw mean nert'Or 'fcW nnotker: ‘VFb'fiive tbs finest stuck for Housekeepers in this section. ~SJUTSeU At the very lowesnsrlces. We keep the best gdbdi. 'We ron tbe‘nekit& itarort- ment -, p Carve down tothe smallest margin. Wevxpuettsfib a rushing bu«- O TT'TVTTTTTVTTT' thia Fall, and keep China Hall on a .xhh.J i siqu mil im.ii m U xJN jELi - CONTINUAL* BOOM. .!*>»« anw.u ■ hi ‘Everything iii Lamps, Glassware, Crockery. Silver p *Piate,;Etc.» S3** - ^ aulb .1511. -ui: ,:/idi : IO * . .. _ . — ■ , , • . i»lb I J,i nil ...... G.. D; FTJANIGEN,- (Successor to Lynch* FtSnigen.) Deupree Block, Athens, Ga. D.C.Hurley: yurtoi* ■tiU i> LIGHT ONE BOUSE WAGON Medium One Horae Wgn Light Tiro Hone Winn Median. Two Hon. Wejao...... lion. Wagon. Light Open Bngclf* .. light Op,n Sonin Ugh. Open ButT *100, BLAC Tntr Exiranelecled Fancy Open Rogglr. . S1S-. Extra Selected Fancy Open Buggies $150, UghtTop Bagglee !7... .. Mao, Light Ten Bunin $113, ExtraSeIsct.aF.ncjTap haggles $.50. Extra Selected FnnerTop Qa-'Kles SIJ5, Fit ra Selected Fancy Top Baggies $$M, Light Mat Extension TopPhietoo £175, Extra Selected Light P'at lilwilw Top Phaeton (toe. Extra Selected Doctor 1 * Phaeton, Light, Roomr and Mrottg $150. Extra 'elected Fancy Trimmed Ledlea’ Pony Phaetons $125 HODGSON'S WORK. M’KINNORS mi Hu the hunt Urjlttles and finest workmen IntiMMHty for the prompt discharge el , HORSE SHOEIHS’AHD HANTATIONWORK done In e superior manner at moderate prices. I make at specialty of REPAIRING GUNS, PISTOLS & EDGE-TOOLS Of ell deaciiptloss and guarantee satisfaction In ell work which 1 undertake. When In need of anything In the Blacksmlthlng line be sure end call on .nnoenot WKINNON, THE BLACKSMITH, •— norll-ly. ... . ** WIK7r r. -ir. Hadgron Open Bncgtoi .. ||& A few of Hodgson's 4-Sea t.Sprlof VT* gona. .. $!(*, WESTE N WORK. A NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN. (From the Bouton GloUJ Messrs. Editor* i— The above la a good likeness of Xrs.XjdlAZ.Fhik> hAm, of Lynn, Xaasu. who above another human bdnft may bo truthfully called the ‘•Dear Friend of Woman," •ssome of her correspondents love to call her. She of a Ufootudy, and is obliged to kosp «tx lady amhtonta, to help nor answer the large carrtapoodeaca which daUy pours In upon her, each bearing Its special burden of sufforinjf, or Joy at release from it. Her Vegetable Compound Is a medicine for good and not •vfl purposes. 1 have personally Investigated Band am satisfied of tho truth of this. On aooount of tta proven merits, tt la reonmiaepdod «nd prescribed by the best physldans In the oountry. Om saysi "It works like a charm nod save* much pain. Itwlllcara entirely the worst form of fwniny of tho uterus, Lcuoorrhcco, Irregular and painful Menstruation, all Qrari&n Trouble*, Inflammation and ^taxation. Flooding*. all Displacements and the con sequent spinal wunknem, and Is cspoelaQy adapted to the Change of life.” It penneates every portion of tho system, and gives nsw life and vigor. It removes faintness, flatulency. It cu _ __. r Kerrous Prostration, General Debility, Oeeplessnessi Depression and Indigestion. That foaling of beortx* down, causing pain, weight and backache, is always permanently cured by Its use* It will at all times, and Raising Carp in a-Mill Pond.— Mr. Callle David, of Banks county, caught three carp out of hla pond loot January. One weighed 11 pounds, and 24 Inches long; two weighed 15 pouuda each, and 29 and 30 Inobes long, and only three yearo old. These went all raised in a mill pondjhepu them in when they were three Inches long. These that Mr. David lias are the Mirror carp, and he says that they are the next best eating fish to a shad. Mr. David has commenced eating bis earp and says they are fine. He says there are millions of these fish in his pond. - i , Vkroner’s Victory.—Our iureutive fellow-citizen, Mr. C. B. Vorouet', re turned yesterday from a triumphant tour through Georgia anil South'Caro lina. Hlsehitro-dash and washing ma chine not only carried off the first prises at the Waynesboro fair, hut at the Charleston Exposition. He whipped out every invention and captured the diplomas. Ail^e latter place his Wash ington tnaubinfUook the prise ever four Northern concern*, that sold at $45, $66, $76 and $100., Hesijld W» sample c^nfpr dash IQ $ Vlrgipian for$5. Mr. -VeroMe cleared enough money on Ida trip to buy a fineulehb;' »?>' " • deiwM '■* MBUL-utHUtta »ve M MAaaricD< 1 ik'‘WasHWoroX.—Our ge nial young frle'44 *fhonia* Hodgson was married last week to Mias Mary E. Gardner, of Washington, D. C. Mr. H., who has S tfieririblp in the treasury de partment, descends, tTOmqne of the best families In Athens end is a worthy scion or a noble name. The best wishes of a, host of warm friends in Georgia will at- tend bimthTough life. p.i.'iJ Sad Death.—We are sorry, to hear of. tho deathMil Alfonso England’s son. He was only slcka few days with pneu monia. Tho deceased wa» a bright youth .ol 14, and gave promise ef a brilliantfu ture. The bereaved fffnily have ,our deepestsy„ipat^ w ,, ... ^ g« I (a* i Jf^I that govenatbo female fiyatem. Xt coma only fL per bottle or six for gS., and la aold ty flregglrta. Any ailvico required aa to apodal cases, oad the names of inaay who have baoo rCAtorad to perfect health by ti e use of the Vegetable Compound, can be obtained by addreadncrlfra. P n with stamp for reply, at her home in Lynn, Mam * For Kidney Ooiapledat of efffter sex this compound !• unsurpassed ssahondantt^f lmanleL ShOW. “Xra FlnUmin'i Urar Flll^" mjc cncirrttcr, “era Otbat 0> eu worid (krthe core at OcUpctlon. ‘ “ — er Blood mop aw IVxtfler works i to equal the ( Aflmust ssspectheraaRnAagslof XfywhesssoK •mblUon Is to dogood to othem jMXlglAK OP Km A. M. IX Kl DNEY-WORT 18 A SURE CURE (br all disease* of the Kidney* and : I — LIVER Xt bos spedflo action oo this most Important organ, enabling it to throw off torpidity mad Inaction, stimulating the healthy secretion of the Bile, sad by keeping tho bowels In feee condition, effecting Its regular discharge. Malaria. asr,s!S?& Wait will surely relievo and quickly cure. Xn the Spring to cleanse the System, every one should take a thorough oocree of tt. a- 8QLD BY DRUQQIST8. Price 81. Kl DNEY-WORT IA i I ■■I PPI '! t-* wj Ml Ml < a ! W M!! |n I d > i g«l iW M i JEWELRY. that *' A. S. ENGRAVING AND REPAIRING Done wlUi cere sad warranted to ctvesatlsfec- -miscella^eoub. Y.i C:iTA HSAU^C! Ni fu* h! a«!t . h,l*1*if!jRt bio lili'W fijioa nfT - '<1 f bltnl^vll iU tt*> .HT YJX tic*’) /. ({OK KA JtOT UL’O » iiot tr >■ • * v v,W I jaj aw i* )o. / f ya.fjKiTi, ..•I >iti» j, , . r 1 A''it ul ■a y* j »•' -KIX/) l ,u drii ll> Xafw**nbvVf «t ' sIT/IX BALDWIN & BURNETT Wholesale and Retail .ij 1 '-i,, . i DEALERS OUR NEW CATALOGUE JUST OUR • — ' -I bttuel retu uiuilw .utrtnH Ju GIVES ALL A CHANCE ! n-v-i.y from the cheapest to . _ _ _,_r - LU—.—I. the Saefbeed ell Uie novelttea j,ADD S' v.e*ror M»;ui.«ro^te'. . ^ wp^rovre WOOTEN DESKS, IN OUR LINE. FOLDING The Avery Twe Horse Wagon, lkla. axle and the $52.60, The Louis Cook Omu Piano Side Bar Buggy. $62.60 eouls Cook Top liana Eleytie pring Busy $65, \merxon, Fisher & Co. 4-?cit xtcuslon Top PhaetOL $110. MY VEHICLES Are made of best malcrtsJ, shipped to my order from all parts of the WORLD, Aad are constructed and finished by a corps ef fine CARRI GE MECHANICS and fine Carriage Artists, brought to Athena by me from the beat mamfreturing centres of our COUNTRY. I guarantee everything mxde jnpt aa I rapreaent MONEY REFUNDED- d I challenge any carriage shop in Georgia to shov as good a' SELECTION ofttock ‘and as good fecilltle* for turning out reli able work. BEWARE of imitation work, made on the Chinese cheap , order by irresponsible partlee who give any GUARANTEE when sel in*, but when your wagon breaks they are not to be found; they move f-ora place, ever after new persons to VICTIMIZE My price list of REPAIRING aifeiys oj*cn far your inspection and I guarantor it to be LOWER thee pdcee charted by tliceo Chlncee end hoeket Oconee Athens, • ’ 1 -*t %•»?». ■Vei >. ' ,lf ’ Street, Georgia. D. C. HURLEY, oot81w3m BED & WARDROBE COMBINED. BEV0LVIHGB00K0ASES Our stock of Parlor and Cham f aold last season lor 6125. But <m catalogno will qiros take great pleasure In forwardiug It to any a llreit *1 money above any market. v 1 # Apjtj^riBtEdlAlRS ' 32 POSITIONS. CABINETS . OF ALL STYLES. d Pine Mohair Parlor Set* for $90, llcatlon^ t ^eg Q We wrfll guarantee it will save J. L. BOWLES & CO., Augusta, Georgia. 839 Broad Street, deeftwtim W.S, MOIiMAJif of broke and nubrokp hor- ses and mules which 1 will sell aa low «« ttbsw nxntne err lut More, buy? Ins. I. have Just received eenrdbed di rect Iren the best and mo hat I am pel street. Stheop. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. E.K^LUMPklN, ATTORNEY and counsellor at law atueks. a a. ,, ■ Office »vcr Childs, Nickerson, Wynn A Co’i store, i I* * .i I 'j'Jelity i -rid ta Jtnl •■i •»<!> t V>1 /( siU oq* a •>« THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO Athens, Ga. YOCXU U O. HARRIS, Pakalnam. RTKVENS THOMAS. SkcecrABT. Resident Directors : Youko u O. Beams. Stxvkns Tnoexs, Jo»» H. N iWTon. Euzoe L. Nivr-a. Fkftniaean Puixizt, Auim p. Dearino. Col. Robbzt Tuomap. Jouk W. Nicu jlsox, h. H. ciHAnnoaaiRK. J. II. IIcsnicctt SUSS NAMES, blit 4a notbsd*. oeived) xn# word SAFE wWr'pIc S£S IWIPPif i iTPfHfe ROCHESTER. M.Ya If.. i : > *e*»» JAMES G. BAILIE & SONS DBAXSfiS fN ''. 1 CARPETS. OIL CLQTHS, Window Onrtains and 8hades, ■” LACE CURTAINS AND CORNICES CHROMOS, - WALL PAPERS AND BORDERS, 713 BBOAD STREETj 0‘ ><w Augusta, - . - Georgia. •• ■ *»' »i’f* j..< i | V; • 1,1 Miles Johnson, STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT. I am hotter prepend than ever todo all manner o( Dyelnfrend Cleentttf, In the maetpnbPtnnUel aad Iberuoch manner. Oevoting my time pole- Iy to this business I can turn out better work than those who pretend to carry It on In eomire- tlon with other bupinepo. Hater, to the ladle, end gentlemen ot Athena, nnvll-lv. ATTENTION! Bear In mind and please don't forget SKIFF, THE JEWELRE, W1U receive a variety el Haw Heed* in time ter yoo to make r selection for your CHRISTMAS PRESENT. Athens, G*.. Nor. 1.MM. Maddrey & L THE CHEAPEST Tl! I •« t •• 1 ‘ W«l el HOUSE jjr«« ,!«»wna «-»il->u! njy ] (tajlaiiU iwfo .1* !ra! .'(taiilWkalJWR til !U.I UM ! • ■ ! DridKet—wMOJIYkA SUT ot ... We Mean Just What We rWiHfoO&lk/t *n mill Clayton St., Two Doors Below P. O. 'Y.—Ordinary's Of BarnsUna hu ap» mfam£<s&sr< .,li! ilaawitD lA ■■••i v.t oil NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED!!- A Big Invoice ol Black and Cdlhied CASIMERES Two hundred dozen 1 •" i ^ i . TOWELS The biggnt bargalna in Athens. Two Case, REVERSIBLE , SUITINGS, which we will sell at 8c, reduced from 15c. CLOAKS AND BLANKETS at your own pric*. > OUR DRESS GOODS art- at prices that make them all talk of their cheapithtfs. VELVETS AND SILKS, Plushes & Satins Notice how they will all come down/ mow that wo Ate Foiling them hi 60c on the dollar, W,e arc prepared nou toshow the largest und prettiest SttHlk of . - yt . r , f ( .rj,, r J- ' NEW BUTTONS < • * ,k ‘ ererdisplayed in Athens. STANDARD PRINTS f? i •. fromthii out **^ : 5 AND 6 CENTS ’ " v The best )l 11 'LL. il -»Ull LADIES VEST. in Georgia at 50c, 75c and fl. ^ Gents’ Shirts—Reinforced, vt Cfc, 75c and 90c. The largest and finest STOCK OF HOSIERY: IN TOWN. RESPECTFULLY, R. G. GRAY. J. W. ECHOLS, , ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Lexington, — - > eorgia- P$W1IL, , .1 .. : ,y« i i dnlrtw ,»-<!•! ; . THE OLD BEUABLB Boot &SU00 Manufacturer: i. I have re in ored ray the room formerly occ Avenue, above C. Bode 1 pared than, ef er, foe ai$y work in work is first-class and warranted. where 1 am hotter pre- lay line. My AND Athens, • - ■ SHOES, » Georgia. .altts* iK Y O s>; JOT 3 II AND A BOOTH «i»d SHOES REPAIRED on short notice. Will half-eole from 60 oents to $M6, aocordlbg to quality. Prices to salt-the Inna. Thanking my customera for their past patronage, I respectfully solicit .a continuance of thesama. febllwti WCTL . Notice! Is hcrebyigiveu that the hours for purchasing- loo^e cotton at the Athens Factory will be be tween nine in the morning and three iu the attarnoon. nndalleottou purchased during ono day will not be used iu factory • until tho day^ This is to give all jmrU cotton «lue i\\fw to intercept tlielr.cottub if prcsculeu at the factory for sale. , 1 * • ( Tt. t..‘BLO0MFIRLP, Agent Atherm'Mauiifitetnring Co. Jan. 1$, ISSIL Itfill* - ■. dltwly. illlT hn. tilX' NEW SEED gro\vk BY , it U - H: Buist, Jr., For tu. All are FBESH aod enrery -paper dated • IV ivuiii bill BIGSTOCK 0FG00DS! i.lylii tc !>st'<l mt i ■ ' T - * THE INCREISING DEMAND FOR OOODB, BOUGHT WELL, AND SOLD AT REASONABLE Prices telle on thuralndcef tbeicraple. The undcralgned, adding that hto.trade bra Ineraagd saj-sVi^fSih&’pjr & PROVISIONS, HEAVY STAPLE DRY GOODS, GROCER- wj-iai-ti • -»*ki IES AND CAN GOODS, ' •}.. t •• - I dety competition in tiergiu. All Cltr patronage will dnd .ttemlve *deMncn, goodll,to plcace. wd prompt delivery anywhere itiiheclty llmlti. ln.the^pnntheee.ofoettoci, the rallahle. buyer . OVw.MASONic.u always ho (oundlarnyWorehouM ready to buy. All portions deslriug to In ur Fireproof Warehouse, will find teaaonable terma, and LIBERAL A DN ANDES made on all coi- touatored. In»ur»uoe must he added when adrancea nro made, to prevent loss. . ,1 . S. C. DOBBS. HE NO TEA. the best in the place. ’iurker Hill HarnessOU. ,■ 4 Warner’s ‘Remedies, ..$» .. 8t. Jacobs’ Oil, and alfpopnlar Pgt. Medicines. St. Louis Load. Linseed OIL Mixed Paints. * Full f took of Drugs and WW Wood*. , • i 'onr line ft and wlff k everything SELL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST! E. C. LONG & CO. ".vinnLli: h- „ TbeB^t'iaihia. Gbeiapestl ,1 ! , _|U.Ul »' >lts«n A.H I)i.‘ THEREFORE IP YOU WAFT UJ1 , GOOD AND CHEAP 1 AND 2-HORSE WAGONS Orktfiha^^^Vhf^., 7' .lt>L|i! - >*-»! SiiMj'i more. Don’t get *can*d—f am here for yea eve ry time. I am work than ever, my Brother for t ileal WagodOfaker. ALL KINDS OF'REPAIRING. d, ss aaeoabie. ATO have neood 8ECOX D-HAh P-HBNSOK. ; febi-ly .Spr^tg^}, near «iaun di Keaveg, Aihuua ! 'h'>» ■ *-T >nij lull) vdnr. tt A srvt-t (jt.( Ir.tll •>-«« i in. t.-.jj Inin J.m i.iiin «■>«!/TJnOi UI>UA ItJJtl** 1 wteunKl (.ill ii-rewtwi a-.n-rtrlUl) ■*( .ill jitiUKI Inc »»»u« !.trll tltt stiii^ 'll »i> -j.i»<j.l->Titv * .Jem ajiinil-yte oriil its.l ol !U Unv jl«K ! ,tl-.Cll-llltit) ■*v>»lt*H) t iii.b iron li Ima ,Hllain t< ewrl*.tuuv t-A Jtool lii lil'V Dun | it urtl a il Furniture 3tore I l.fMrtHA lAl .*1 . N Has VnoVn^hls stock of Furniture tt> No. 12 ^ Broad Strict, hero |youcan find i DR. .STRONG’S PILLS ! 1 The Old, Well-tried, Wonderful, Health 7,;., BsMwingBsn^dififc^ r+ Strong** Sanative Pilla for the liver. A speedy euro foniwer Complaint, rc^i.atldg the eonatlpaUsnand dyspepsia , v i* «*if i ,0 ^ mIihmii elil Strong’s Pectoral Pilla Insure heartyan- pcllto.good digestion, regularity of the bowulfi. A sure remedy tor colds, aiu| Uneamaiisra.. , C revhms boon to delicate females, soothing and racing the nervous system, “ana giving vigor and health in every fibre of the body Hold by druggist*. *Ksr Pamphletarfete.. address Box J ’ivl .SADDLES & HARNESS. i T^i^^Tu;rr^ alls '.a jirJt '*i‘dhv$J iO NEW YORK ^ PR ice . at yoor door. Von wIU be anradaed el who, we caw <le. .'Iv Vdmf pWltrtTJwfri^^i ; Ao^WT•^ itu, SB Bruedwny, New Yoek. SS,STK i S5S r £S3SB! MBBBanm Adrsw Dr. B. O. BOOT, us rasrt gL t Nsw Yodt Mason&Ha' ADf*i MC areeenalnly loCSt. UI WaS^th55^&,t,r thor American organs having lUy. tor popular aoeted and aacnlat Belt la iota or famulea. at lb One hundnd other Set S30.SS7 $t«, $?*, tea. ret Iris, tin to and up. Ube larger atyiea are wholly unri valled <>y any other orgaesr Atfeo tor eoey pay ment. Sew illaatrated catalogue dee. The MASON A UAMLIM Or£w oud Plano Co.. "ITaraontatreet, Button; M boat 14th atre nlor. Sqnaro) New Yorkrlfo Wnbaah n' Tumors Arid Ulcere. ' Treated by a nea one wond method, with kiqfcer loaa of qnaatlont aant cn application; which, when no- X- p. UHKEitB, »s Whitehall SL, Atlanta,:Q* otj.ri.4. plat* !>-. 1») -*1« il oqu tie,li at! in il »>J *f X'OY mil* (o.ll h‘.cm vmiuiilii -Gil leAtt uo Don go okw .lira-ill ttiml j»lo)nl if; <v* lA'i pill >«> Yikh! will no uvroD tile! h;ii tilt Manoteetn'rara orGi IaiU wv -iii Jjj, ui mid Of *U ktndaot Qdon FtjRNrrURB aril DAVIS’ ' : dWlDP MiADHtNEk: Alao, iCOFFINS i BURtAt CASES tlvl ib-.iw’T' wryflsftalC •Of all kinds at the very lowest prices. ~ ’ PDINNEXTEE NO. W, Broad St, !eli« < r ; Atli*a% Georgia 1 “ eill yelflguT 1o uaiq cm t,. ’■ '■ t>s: 1 !w T l->*wrt iW Itv/I.i A MIU«Y1IW llt'.i) L WVI|I»1 v«! .'I *tr> >). CUS TOM '"HARNESS’' ••»iafw< oZ .«*• w/i aw i54<phi«'» la -liJA nt lijuri'to IhiouI wi hit! •wk'*Ii[ lit* V'lR’b •><IT li iIrJuw ut » l.vl Mill illi# ^Zitr.H u><» !({■• I w to) D*inil'«irw-Ymn-H nil low ii- l»»o ^unlw/. tK W»l /qi| iif HlUKiinoOi jtou >{ l-'tvi! -ut) atRTraO l.rwiiFt' SADDLES, Xhnliiwili rat enwiiel 1 jol In fur rio ,-e.rtJA l i ,uninml| .It . imfri J -yieeh ie»a»l .U . s»hm1*c.<JL II*IUT A- 'ria-jj 1 kH *»Oy</ • iloio .JH-.rihll 1 A JCtl.8TOCXjCEPTOKH,'lNDi WltWlLt; ,..i•.-*!. SaiaiM e$u } -li Lite -jjiivL ,wi!m l‘>oi<v«T l ,iijintB j .Taiu JiH tniaL-li ; w | s J. .-niiia'ior J.iilo-nv—-IK,I. lay j .I'.il « , ;,J' S -U'» -nil OlilV- Uti ;.! M jul I j Ilia I *1U,1-JI/ - oil Uo ulinj MU! hi •> 'fiooi proraptl Be member' tUq | To Vi->.o_U. a,ft i na f'--4 in*', i!)»■ f in- -Tii;ii -id To ,No. 10 Dcosad. Sitreet, Athens, Georgia, i .FOUNDRY 'I' WORKS. fRON ANL BLASS CASTINGS. MU.L .GEARHitr. MINING AKD MILL MACHtNERY, SAW MILLS, SMITHING; REPAIRING, PATN WORK, IHHSiBB”*' ,^^M®RSJaH8WBia» FAN M1ALS.BARK MILLS. •Im ul 1. I-iT IRON FENCING, &c. AND ALSO AGENTS.EDR THE MOST APPROVED PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE “WH Address, _j Bkida and on wheela, Combined THRESHERS ahd SEPARATORS, TURBIN® WATE. WHEELS, MILL STONES. VICTOR Three Roller Cone MiUnGOOK’a Fvaporatora, Ac. R. N CKERS0N, Agent, Athens, Ga THOS. BAILEY, Superintendent. < “ MILL’FINDING tCkNlSHED AT, MAKt^FAC UREJtS rCHILDS, NICKERSON, WYNN & CO., I .IU il Vt* 1 1 •' • ** ' « flTTCCEafiOtt^TO GBftLDS. NICKERSON & CO.), Keep always iu stock the most completeHa’ccf HARDWARE fu Norihehst Georgia. Our store > , ‘ s{ l^ |IEADq[UARTRR8iF01l - Ln PLOWS, FARM- IMPLEMENTS BAR AND ROUjED IRON, NAILS, ALL MANNER OF TOOLS, BARBED WIRE, MACHINERY THE BEST'I AND 2 HORSE WAGONS Mill Findings, ltuggy and Wagon Material, Harm sa, Machine Oil, j. PocketandTable Cutlery, ’ And In fuel every manner of article found In a first^cjasii HardwarcjSturo. Wc dcfyjcompetltion In prices. Give ua ihut a trial and your trgde is scented. _ _ . tnnt-tf ! r: ' > • • * ^ ■ I flMnRFTHS’ PEDIGHtE SEEDS MtaMBEDS , FL'JtNl’niKt;,. TTKsrvpnrr liU II l t u * lo L Hi lU ,AU * lowest prices. , -„Kn wrr-'if'f-pyrhj-,. Ti Du. r u jOHW BIRD; |«M IfiWiWUfe :Ui row »*. W m rrvEnuNDRED dollars reward to _r,any oee. whewtU ge* up a.hotter Uni money wlU bo returned to any onor flack. 8Ulf JolnH, 1 05latrinla. Fistula and In all cases where Lluimetus are used on horses, it U unsurpassed.» J^vqsy bottle o!t‘ n (Hn^fiVmmwwHfiltoieU^v lmiito <»itl -*(,«■.. It.lejul i q tOUGH AtHHilVER SYRUP - CnrriiCOLOH« bi.thkiitfe«.dclnonle: l,, i - 1 8S2gm%mv»<m: t! . «• ^ Corea cpUOHS from disorderedUver. f -Mjo Cures 1 INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION or pre- -Liver and Kidneya. U improves tlie general with moat CoiishNoatrnmt, It con tains ho ;; gagagfigasaasgSgg 1 area. U i* aaaft live curative lngr 8old byallDIdggtkt*. ■SBEDSIfS^aF SEtDSi C ?ov<n byoorrolvaa$"SMf.STrn.F«ffi«|SEEPS • r^nandaowie Hln.rraod VlntnJoirtie'ehd Bnrol Reglater FUJBE TO. AU. .«R :iHaot*A!ITS.SB>itwlI8 VOCniBCSINBSS CABDS FOB TRADE IOST. DAV^D LWUEfti&ii 9NS«SiEED GROWERS,PHILADELPHIA MONTGOMERY’S ToOls and Implements TO SUIT THE SEASON. EMBRA.CINE COTTON OIXS, unsurpassed for fine samples and clean seed. '• MOWEHH andiflOKSE HAY RAKES, to save your luty. . THE OSBORN <S! HOWES Sulkey P16ws. . . - THE OLIVER Chilled One and Two Horse Plows, best in use. THE SCREW PULVERIZER, for breaking and seeding smooth land. THE SPRING TOOTH SULKY HARROW, with seeder. Bestcultivator used THE ACME HARROW, ^eat Pulverizer lcnoWii. Will plow inoatt, and wheat THE THOMAS .SMOOTHING HARROW. THE HOSIER GRAIN DRILL, will thribble your ernpa, Cotton planters. '• THECAMP MANURE DISTRIBUTOR, either broadcast or drill. THE aTL.Ts! e_CLI&E, FARQUHAR, PAXTON AND BCDKWAL. cotton^vnd'hIyTRESSES,SORUUM MILLS,EVAPORATORS., GRIST AND SAW MILLS, SHINGLE MACHINES, LAWN MOWERS. SEPARATORS, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES AND HARNESS. Iguaran- tec equal to uny aold at sairie prices. ^HE OLD HICKORY : WAGON; FERGUSON & BLOUNT’S ONE i «• :! HoftsE'WAq^f;fgri4.; , -‘;^; - A large lot of Montgomery’s Pure Rust Proof Oats, w.r - ■MQNTGOMERY t Broad ' ,t ATHEN r s. l 'ox: DobU - WIIITK & MILLER, COR.UR0Ai)& HUNTER, STREETS.'ATLANTA, GA. Mil GENJiBAL AGENTS FOB THiq A ttanGon eCdaelertiU callalta theJart I wagop* itthinpU.^Btuir^tfithhfiafAoirif, dealer* in ius C. &6: MOPBfM. .. , (UitAl! xiiit vnulWa 'uwoitf, Inpi oi *c •IV.i ./i • Semi for Uluatrated ('etalogue. '/»mFMmmm •nente*. . .A^fcai* » nil-nil/. ,5fft?ih,4U