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THE WEEKLY BANNER-WATCHMAN, OCTOBER 2 1888.
BANNER -tWATCHM AN
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POrK* BKUMBY. BhorRtrviRA
Athens, Ga.
DEMOCRACY WILL TRIUMPH.
There can now be no donbt of tho elec
tion of the Democratic ticket. In the
State of New York several organisa
tions, hitherto Republican, have
come over to the Democracy and
pledged their votes to Hill, Cleveland
and Thurman. These accessions
give to the Democracy an additional
support of nearly 75,000 votes.
This will insure the election of the
State ticket and a majority for Cle
veland in the neighborhood of 100,-
()t:0.
The State of Indiana may be put
down as certain in the Democratic
ranks. .State pride will not go so far
with the hard-working industrious
mechanics of the sovereign state of
Indiana, as to induce them to vote for
the Republican ticket when the stand
ard liearer of the party has shown
himself the enemy of their interests.
These gallant men have raised their
voire in protest and defiance, and
leaving the party to which they no
longer owe allegiance, they will rally
around the grand old dag of the De
mocracy, beneath whose folds they
can feel that their interests are pro
tected, and their labor worthy of its
hire. Then there is California—
Republican since 1876 when Tilden
carried it by a few thousand majority.
Now it is overwhelmingly Democratic,
and will so declare itself in the com
ing election in Novenilier. The atti
tude which the Republican candidate
has always assumed towards the
Chinese exclusion bill, and which, ir.
spite of his ill-concealed efforts to
dodge in his recent letter of accept
ance, he still holds, has lost the Re
publican party at least thirty thous
and votes in that State. The people
of California, in their affliction of
Chinese immigration, which annually
throws upon their coasts thousands
ot the mongrel,idoloitrious pagans of
the Chinese empire, have no other
choice hut to vote against the can
didate and the party which shows no
sympathy for their distress, ami offers
no relief for tlieir affliction. The
states of Michigan and Massachusetts
will also undoubtedly go Democratic.
'What brilliant prospects light up the
path of the Democracy to glorious
and overwhelming victory. With
victory again achieved who will dare
assert that the grand old party will
not retain I101 ascendancy for many
years to come.
ROME AND HER EXPOSITION.
The citizens of Rom* have decided
to hold their Exposition next week.
Although we have our doubts as to
the expediency of such a venture in
view of the unsettled condition of
thinfM throughout the state, we
refrain from opposing the step which
the noble city of the mountains has
seen fit to take. Loyal to the inter
ests of our great and growing com
monwealth, our idea was that an ex
position at this time,when everything
is unsettled and uncertain, would
not do justice to the resources of our
State and fitly advertise them to the
vast crowds which might come from
other sections and beyond our gates.
Since,'however, she hm chosen her
course after free discussion, and to
all appearances, a calm, deliberate
consideration, our hand and heart is
witli her, and we hid her God-speed
and success in her pariotic enterprise.
May her Exposition be worthy of the
enterprise and pluck of her great
people.
A NOTABLE EXAMPLE.
The estate of the late Mr. R. H
Richards, of Atlanta, has been ap
praised to he worth $608,000 most o*
which is invested iu government
bonds and railroad stock. The career
of Mr. Richards is a notable example
cf that success which comes about by
presevering effort, and a fixed, settled
purpose in life. A poor boy, without
friends, or the means of education,
his wonderful success, has been the
acliicvment of his own strong arm and
his own vigorous intellect. Let
Southern youths imitate the exam
ple of this truly great man.
CREAM
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HEEI
iiincious
niH>
I nn&ai&BTFUBRB
Uwd by the United
Government. Endorsed by the heads of the Greet rnlrereJtla*
«ad Public Pood Analyite, ns the Strongest Purest end most Healthful. Ur. 1 rict e Cream
Bakins Powder doee not contain Ammonia, Lime or Alum. Dr. Price's Delidons Flavoring Kx*
tracts, Vanilla, Lemon, Oranp, Almond, Roae, etc., do not contain Poisonous Oils or Chemical*
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.. York. Chicago. 6«. Lofta.
The Republican fund is again ex
hausted, and Chairman Quay is pas
sing around the hat. The trust Com
panies are not shelling out with as
liberal hand as in past years, and
there are no office holders whose sala
ries can be assessed, lienee the cam
paign barrel lias assumed tlie dimen
sions of a keg and the joints of the
jawbone politicians are becoming stiff
for the lack of greasing.
The fever situation in Jacksonville
remains about the same. The report
for yesterday was 143 cases and four
deaths. In Fernandina twelve new
cases are reported, and the people are
begining to entertain alarming fears
of its prevalence. There are four
new cases reported from Decatur Ala
Cases are also reported from various
other small places, but they do not
exceed one or two. It is hoped that
nature will interfere with the prog
ress of the scourge, by sending an
early frost. If not and the weather
continues as at present unfavorable,
God only knows the ravages that lie
in the path of this destructive epi
demic.
The freshet after traveling down
iha beautiful valley of tlie Savannah,
carrying havoc and desolation in its
course, lias wound up its full work by
sweeping away tlie rice crops of the
planters around Savannah. The loss
to tlie rice planters at tlie mouth of
the Savannah is put down at $350-
000, on the Ogeechee at $250,000,
and the results on the Altamaha have
been equally disastrous.
Tlie Fair which was to be held at
Columbus in a few days, has been
stponed until the 15th of Novem-
T, when it will formally be opened.
The postponement is a wise one, and
the fair will he a greater success at
that time than it would be now.
The senseless panic over the Flori
da epidemic is dying away iu every
healthy, salubrious city. The filthy
and malarial towns will continue to
be uneasy until ice forms an inch
thick.
THE UNIVERSITY.
In spite of the false reports which
have Wen circulated through the
country in regard to the health of
Athens, the University has opened
under the most favorable auspices.
In view of the several cases of fever
which were reported in Athens prior
to the commencement, all of which
were due to thoughtless imprudence,
but which the slanderous tongues of
tlie University’s enemies have mag
nified and scattered broadcast over
the country as arguments against
tlie health of our city—this, together
with the unsettled condition of af
fairs, due to the failure of the
board to elect an official head on last
commencement, influenced many to
believe that the attendance on this
se ssion of the college would be consid
erably reduced. But tlie University
has opened with bright prospects for
another year. The hearts of her
friends have been made glad; the
spirits of her enemies have wavered.
She has risen above tlie adversities
that thronged around her, and has
shown herself secure from the arrows
which malice bos aimed at her des
truction. The crisis through >7hich
she has passed, in which her brave
sons, scattered as they are all over
the South, have defiantly met the as
sault of the enemy, and made tlie
slanderer the victim of his own malig
nant tongue, proves that in the hosts
which she can summon to her aid in
danger, that she stands invincible to
the power of her enemies.
May the grand old college move
smoothly on in her prosperous ca
reer, defiant of her enemies, and proud
of tlie thousands of her sons who have
made her illustrous.
New York is a great city. She
has subscribed one hundred thousand
dollars for the yellow fever sufferers.
This is as much as tlie government
appropriation.
THE PER CENT OF DAMAGE-
According fo an article in yester
day’s Constitution, the damage to the
crops in various parts of the State is
as follows:
North Georgia—Cotton 10 per cent
—Corn 13 per cent.
Middle Georgia—Cotton 19 por
cent—Corn 13 per cent.
East Georgia—Gotten 23 per cent
—Corn 14 per cent.
South Georgia—Cotton 21 per cent
—Corn 9 per cent.
Southwest Georgia—Cotton 18 per
cent—Corn 7 per cent.
The a\ erage damage to the cotton
crop of the state is 19 per cent, and
to that of corn 11 per cent. The
showing is not quite .as bad as was at
first supposed. Let the farmers take
courage, and resolve to make the best
of their misfortunes.
Sore from Knee to Ankle
Skin Entirely Gone. Flesh * Mass of Dis
ease Leg Diminished One Third in
Size. Condition Hopeless. Cured
by the Cutlcura Remedies. *
For tnroe year* I was almost crippled with an
awful sore leg from my knee down co rry ankle;
the skin was entirely one. and the flesh was one
mafia of disease, bo'ne phjfiiciaus pronounced
it >uuur*ble Jt had dimiuisnod about one third
use of th other, and 1 was in a hopeli as
condition. After ryiug all kind* of rsi»cdic*
and spending hundreds o- dollars, from which 1
got no relict whatever. I was per usded to try
your Cuiicur.i Remedies, and the result was »g
follows; After thro da s I notlctd a decided
chat.ire for the bettor, and at the end of two
aoatli* I was completely cured. My flesh was
puriti; d, and the' hone (which had he>t-u exposed
for *mr % jt-ar) got sound. The ilosh begau to
grow, and to-day, and for nearly two years past,
y leg is as well as ever it wa«. sound iu every
reaped. ami not a siguajf the disease to be seen
8. G. AliKHN, Dubois, Dodge Co., Ga.
Terrible Suffering from Skin Disease,
1 have b en a terrible sufferer for years from
discA«rs of the skin an«l blood, and have been
obliged to shun public places bv reason of my dis
figuring humor*. Have had the best of physl
clans and sp. nt hunen da ef do’lsrs, but got no
relief until lused th a Culicu'u Remedies, which
have carol me, and left my skin as clear and my
blood as pure as a child’s.
IDA M 4Y BA*8, Olive Branch P. 0„ Miss.
From 145 Founds to 172 Pounds.
I have taker, several »*>ttles of Cmicura Reso
vent with all the i emits Icou’d wish for. Abo
this ti're last year, when com numii.g it* use,
weighed J4> pounds, and to- day 1 weigh J7
pounds. GKO. CAMPBELL, Washington,D.C
Kotk—The Cutlcura Resolve ut is beyond all
d ubt tho greatest blood purifier ever com
pounded.
Cutlcura, the great Skin Cure, and Cutlcura
Soap, au exquisite Skin Bcsuiifie*. exte.nally,
Bi-ailMlIIIB
Electric
Health
Resort,
HILLMAN,
Taliaferro Co., Ga.
CUP.KS BY
NATURAL ELECTRICITY
—AND—
ELECTRIFIED WATER
By the use of this celebrated Nat
ural Treatment the most astonishing
cures have resulted iu cases of
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA
DYSPEPSIA, KIDNEY
DISEASES. LIVER TROUBLES
INSOMNIA,
LOSS OF APPETITE, NERVOUS
PROSTRATION,
DISEASES PECULIAR TO
WOMEN,
PARALYSIS IN ITS EARLY
STAGES,
OVERTAXED MENTAL
FACULTIES.
Excessive Indulgence in AIco
hulic Stimulant, mid Gen
eral Debility.
No Artificial Means Used Whatever.
VALUE OF THE WORLD'S RAILROAD
The railroads of the world are to
day worth frotn twenty-five to thirty
thousand million dollars. This pro
bably represents one4enth of the total
wealth of civilized nations, and one-
quarter if not one-third of their inves
ted capital. It is doubtful whether
the aggregate plant used in all manu
facturing industries can equal it in
value. The capital engaged in bank
ing is but a trifle beside it The
world’s whole stock of money of every
kind—gold, silver and paper—would
purchase only a third of its railroads.
Yet these facts by no means meas
ure the whole importance of the rail
road in the modern industrial system.
The business methods of to-day arc in
one sense the direct result of improv-
sd means of transportation. The rail
road enables the large establishment
to reach the makets of the world with
its products; it enables the large city
to receive its food supplies, if necessar
ry, from a distance of hundreds or
thousands of miles. And while it
thus favors the concentration of capi
tal, it is in itself an extreme type of
this concentration. Almost every
distinctive feature of modern business,
whether good or bad, finds in railroad
history at once its chief cause and its
fullest development.—Arthur T.
Hadley, in Scrihuer’s.
E. VAN WINKLE & CO
Louisiana btatc Lottery Co.
lacoraorated by thsUglsUtare In 1S68 for Edu
cational and Charitable purpowi,»id MshrsJJ-
ehlM made a put of th, pretest State Oinitltu-
tlon, in Ulf, by an overwhelming popnlnx vote.
It, Grand Single Bomber Drawings talcs I
place monthly, and the Grand Quarterly
Drawings regularly every three months
March, June September and December).
Capital Prize, $300,000.
“We <ta hereby certify.that we su-
S rvise Oie arrangements for all the
onthly and Quarterly Drawing* of the
Louisian* State lottery company, and in
sermon manage and control the Draw
ings themselves, aod that the same are
conducted with honestv, fairness and in
good faith toward all parties, and we au
thorize the Company to use this certiu-
sate, with foe-similes of our signatures
attached in it* advertisements.”
Atlanta,
MANUFACTURE
Georgfc
MACON AND THE STATE FAIR.
Macon has shown her usual good
senso in postponing the State
Fair for an indefinite time.
The Fair was to have taken
place in two weeks, but the condition
of Macon at presen* renders it inadvisa
ble to hold it at that time. The Fair
to be held at such a time would tend
to make the quarantine less effective
and cause a greater spread of the fever.
Besides at this time the Fair would
not do justice to the State. We com
mend the wisdom of the directors in
their indefinite postponement.
from l'linples to
[Tout. $1. Prtpirrd by th, l'otler
Drug slid t hemicul Co., lkwton. Msml
„■ -.11.1 (or “How to Curt- .-tin lllirUM," 6
pun, - 0 illustration*, end IPO testimonials,
n • nU’O skin'aud snip preferred and beaut
If ufled by Cutlcura Medicated Soap.
How My Back ckij!
Back Ache, KiJney Pain*, and We*k
ncaa. borenes*. Laineneu, Mtralm and
L^nPain Believed in one mluuta by*th*
[AlCuticura Anti-Pain Plaster. The first
only pain-killing Plaster. 25c.
t hmeldAwlm
MONEY FOR JACKSONVILLE*
Itev. J. C. Davis is muk’ug an ef
fort to get donations of money for
the Jacksonville sufferers. He ear
nestly appeals to the citizens of
Athens to help. So far Athens, as
a city, has done nothing. A few lib
eral hearted and sympathetic persons
have contributed small amounts.
These amounts do not do justii-3 to,
nor are they a real expression ox, the
known liberality of the people of
Athens. We hope the appeal of Mr.
Davis will be heartily and liberally
responded to.
The next Georgia House of Repre
sentatives promises to be the most in
telligent body that has assembled in
several years. While this is not say
ing much in favor of the distinguish
ed gentlemen, it is a matter of con
gratulation, that the important affairs
to come before the next legislature,
will be in the hands of an able and
more sensible body of men.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
TWH powder never
nrle*. A Barrel of
die compettiftoa „
.^3* —ejip slum or phwiphai, powder..
BO 5 *'
A NEW INDUSTRY-
This mornings issue of the Consti
tution states that within one months
there will be a factory in Atlanta
turning out one hundred sewing ma
chines a day, made of Georgia wood
and iron. This is a startling an
nouncement which we are not pre
pared to receive, hot Atlanta is grow
ing to be each a wonderful place, that
we shouldn’t be surprised at anything
she does. We shall rejoice with her
in this great accession to her varied
and wonderful industry, and it should
be a source of pride to every Georgian
that his state can boast such a great
and magnificent establishment
WHY! YOUK LIVER
LS OUT OF ORDER
You will luivo SICK IFEADACUKS, PATN>
IN THE RIDE, DYSPEPSIA, POOR APPE
TITE, feci Listless an<1 unable to gettfironeL
your dally work or social enjoyments. Lu«
will 1>o a burden to you,
3S.C.McLME’S
Will car* y*H», drive the POISON ont 'ft
your system, and m»k« you s iron frond well*
They cost only S5 cents a box q p;l may save
your life. Can bo bad at any Dray $Utro.
AS-Bcwarcof Coustkevkiw mode in £L Louis.'"**
Fvorypoush tSSctS,
Perfumes the Breath. Ask for it.
FLEMING BROS.. - Pittsburgh, P/s
There is scarcely n mail that does not
bring some grateful acknowledgement
of the Wonderful Health Restoring Vir
tues of the place.
Hesort open the year round. First-
class hotel accommodations at reason,
hie rates.
For testimonials and rates address
B.F.BROWN, Manager,
Hillman, Taliaferro G'o„ Ga.
LADIES!
Do Tour Own Dyeing at Hama with
Pee rless
AUGUSTA AND JACKSONVILLE.
Hurrah for Augusta! In spite of
her own recent calamity, and her own
severe sufferings, her car has not
been hushed to the sufferers beyond
her gates, and she comes to the front
with valuable assistance to her
stricken sister city. In sending forth
the veteran nurse, Col. Miles Olive,
whose hoary locks have whitened in
service of the hospitals and sick
homes of our country, she has made
a valuable addition to the gallant
noble hearted few, who at the peril
of their own lives, are battling with
the awful scourge which has blighted
the once prosjs-rous city of Jackson
ville. May his efforts be abundantly
blessed, and Augusta through him be
rewarded for her noble contribution
What is going to become of the
country when we cannot get a quorum
in Congress? It is a sad state of
affairs and demands a speedy remedy.
COTTON SEED OIL MILLS
Ih
% I -
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Commissioners.
We the undersigned banks aad hankers
will pay all Frizes drawn in the Louisi
ana State Lotteries which may be pre |
seated at oar counters.
R. M. W ALMS LEY, Fra. Louisiana Nat. Bk. I
PURR* LAltAUX, Pies. Stale National Bank.
4. B1LDWIX,Pres. New Orleans National Bank
3ARL KOHN, Pros. Union Rational Bank.
J}'.-
Grand Monthly Drawing
TANKS, SHAFTING, PULLEYS and all kinds of FOUNDRY WORK
Awarded Four Gold Medals at the Texas State Fair, one for the best Gin, best Feeder, best Conden
best display. uenser,
Awarded First Prize Gold Medal at Internatiox-al Cotton Exposition, for the best sample, best 'ere l
in Ginning and the best constructed machine. ’ b ™
First Prize at Tarboro, North Carolina State Fair.
Also awarded first Premium at South Carolina State Fairs.
| to-day. First Premium over l’ratt, Winship and Brown. Yours truly, JOHN It LOYliox
WRITE US FOR PRICES. WE .CAN SAVE YOU MONEY BY PURCHASING DIRECT
1 " VAN WINKLE & CO., BOX 83. ATLANTA, GA
THE EXCELSIOR
The Savannah News in a recent ed
itorial discusses the question recently
sprung in this country. “Is marriage
a failure?” The news predicts quite a
discussion among the newspapers.
Many of the younger editors will
doubtless await the settlement of the
issue with a gool deal of interest.
Capital Prize, $300,000
100,000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars
" icli. Halves *10; Quarters
Tenths *2; Twentieths *1.
1 PB1ZK OF *300,000 i» *800,000
1 PRIZE OF 100,000 1* --- ICO.Utt)
1 PRIZE OF 50,000 U.™ tOj 00
1 PRIZE OF 25,000 U »,00o
2 PRIZES OF 10.000 ars 20.WO
ft PRIZES OF 5,000 are “*
2» PRlZhS OF 1,000 are —
(00 PRIZES OF 500 are
200 PRIZES OF 300 are
5W PRIZES OF 900 are —
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Prixea of liOO approximating to
*300,000 Prize are
100 Prlsea of * tw approximating to
*100,000 Prize are
lOOPnaea of *200 approximating to
*50,000 Prise are
TERMINAL PRIZES
1,000 Prixea of $100 decided by *300,000
Prise are
1,000 Priaea of *100 decided by $100,000
Prize are
mulngto $1,0 j5,00G
M, »r any further infornuition
ai-pij to tiit L.*..ral.'no’l. Y*»ur naudw.it nt
must be uiaiinci and Signature plain. More
rapid return mail delivery will be aaaured tv
your enclosing an Envelope bearing your full
addreas
rfend Postal Notea, Expresa Money Orders, or
_.ew York Exchange in ordinary letter Cur
rency by Exprcaa at our expense addreaaed to
M A DAUPHIN
New Orleans, La |
jt M a Dauphin
Washington, D C;
Address registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Ni.v Um.SA.sf, La. i j g TnE QNE WE HAVE BEEN BOOKING
. _ . 4 . . I , r w»at lias hut one lever and can bo sold as
P V* 1 P, re8en< ‘* cheap as the.Hancock Inspirator. We Guaran-
HrjMLlUJjIjJl Generals Beauregard tee it and will carry a full stock for prompt ship-
ux& .Early, who am .u charge of the drawings, is I inent. It is strictly a first-class boiler feeder,
a guarantee of absolute fairness and integrity, )
that the chances aie all equal, and that no one n T _ _
canpOHlbl, dlrioo what number wUl “raw a LOIIlbard & CO..
REMEMBER that the payment of al l Prises I ’
_ GUARANTEED BY
wi
remit,
Chester, S. C., November 30th., 1883—E. Van Winkle & Co , Atlanta, Ga., Gents: Made a clean score
av. First Premium over Pratt. Winchin and a ‘ thr*
T»iU#e
Single Lever Injector! McGinty& Hunniciitt
■ iguou ujr iuc a iceiuem «i au mournuuu. nuuas i
chartered right, are neognised in the highest I . ,
Court,; therefore, beware el any iialtatioi • or -fLllfniSLcL
wed&mn-d-w &
aprimwtf.
auonTECou, Khnae-
The oJ4 Roman is winning victory
wherever he goes. Enthusiastic
crowds greet him at every place, auq
wild cheers drown almost every ut
terance. A more magnetic champim.
never went before the people under
the Banner of Democracy.
Southern Mediesd College,
ATLANTA, GA.
Dyes
They will dyo everything. They are void every*
wheie. Price loc. a peonage. 40 colon. They
have no equal loi stn-ngth. Biirhtneaa, Amount
In Packages or for Fastness of Color, or non-
fading Qualities, They do not crock or smut.
For sate by
G. W. RUSH A CO..
WADE A HLEDGE,
and K. M. LYNDON,
Druggists. A then (a
DAUCHY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
list to Joh>btox & Son.,
burg, Pa.
■I'suin ii 1 m
IHAIR BALSANfl
Cleanses and beautifies the hairJ
Promotes a luxuriant growth. 1
Never Fails te Restore Gray
■ Heir to its Ycuihful Color,
■rents DanJrutT an-1 tuUr falling
SSc- and SI .a* at IHugrtAa. »
EXHAUSTED
VITALITY
T he SCIENCE OF
]
LIFE, the great
Medical Work of the
ago on Manhood^erv*
ous ard Physical De
bility, 1'remain re De
ll 11 DU/ TKlVCrit Cline, Errors of Youth,
MVUvV I ill DLLl land the untold miser-
«a consoqnent iherr-m, goo ixices 8 va, lift pre-
tcriptioo' 4 rail disease*. Cloth, full gilt, only tLOO.
ay uniiiv fa*. txL 111 lucrative sample free to all young
ind middle-aged moo. Send now. The Gold ana
Jewelled M«<dai a war Jed to the author by the Nation
al Medical Asaocialion. AddTv** I’.O. Bo* Boa-
ton. Mam..or Dr. W. 11. PARKER, gradual*of Har
vard Medical College. 2ft years' practice '.n BoMoo,
who may be consulted confidentially. Office, No.
4 Buiflnch St. S|<*M:Ul»y. DiiMsoaea of Man.
Cut tfaU out. Ynw may never awe It Sltlfti
CARLISLE ON DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS
In a recent interview of the politi
cal situation Mr. Carlisle said; “I
feel quite sure ot Democratic Micceu.
Unless 1 am greatly mistaken we will
carry all the State* heretofore classed
as doubtful, and some others besides.
There are many reasons why 1 enter-
taifl this opinion, hot it is sufficient
to say generally that I think Mr.
Cleveland much stronger personally
as a candidate than he was in in 1884,
and I am satis jed the Democratic
party is stronger as an organization
than it was then. Mr. Cleveland lias
given the country a clean, honest and
business-like administration, and he
has been constantly growing in the
estimation of the substantial Ad sen
sible men of the country.” Snch an
opinion a* this coming from a wise
studious in his observations and pru
dent in whatever he says, from the
broad-minded statesman rather *h»t»
the political enthusiast, may he ac
cept as a true prophecy of the com
ing election.
Uahone is about to lose wliat little
power he still holds in Virginia. It
is a verification of the old adage that
“wrong cannot long prosper,” and Mr.
Muhone must descend iuto the depth
in which his despicable character fits
him to live.
WOMEN STUMP SPEAKERS-
The JNew York World states that
Mist Helen M. Gougher has chal
lenged Miss Dickinson to a joint
political discussion. Miss Gougher
is an advocate of Woman’s Suffrage,
while Min Dickinson has been
making speeches in favor of Harrison
_and Morton, bliss Dickinson refused
l challenge however, as she feared
osity might rush her into a
, with her antagonist, and
* modesty as well as the
1 championed might suffer
CURE
Sick ncadfacbaand rcltavwall tho trouble* inci
dent to a bilious aUte of tha system, such as
Dullness, Kanins. Drowsiness. Distress after
rating. Pain In tbs Bids, As. While their xuoat
rcmerkabla success has bean shown *n curing
SICK
Headache, yat Carter's Little Liver me are
equally valuable In Constipation, curing and pre
venting this annoying complaint, while they also
correct all disorders of thsetomech.ethnnlete tbs
llrcr aad regulate (h* bowels. Even if they oolr
“ HEAD
Ache Um? would fee almost priceless tnfhoee whs
toiler from thia distressing complaint; tratfortu-
aataty thstrgoodaaae dose notend heraAsd those
-*boooee try them will tmd these UtUe pills valu
able in as many ways thnt they will not be wil
ling to do without them. But after all s*ek bead
ACHE
U (be tea* of so many Utee UuU ho* to Wtece
wemskeoor gnat bout. Our pill. cor. 11 whllf
other, do sot.
Ctriarfo T.lltl. Line Pm. AT. tut null am.
vwTMortotskw On* or two sms mate a doao.
They ara ■ t rictly vagatablo and do not gripo oe
poso. but bj- tbair iwntlo aottea plaaoa.aU who
■telbuii IttrtalaatSSeawta! Sr.(»*l. Sold
ky druggists otarTWhoro* oe aautbj malL
CARTE* MEDICINE CO., New York.
Ml kill Boa. SmallPrich
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HINDERCORNS.
The only sure Cere for Cares, mope *n pale. Snearao
comfort to Um feci. Ue. at Druggists. iUaooxAOo^N.Y.
PARKER S GINGER TONIC
tioe. Exhaustion ami all Stoas-
ach end Bowel troubles. Also
the nut effective cure for
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and
affections of the breathing
organs. It promotes refreshing
sleep, improves the appetite,
overcomes nervous prostration.
And gives emr life and strength
to the weak and aged. 50c. aad $1.00, at DrgguisU.
The Paper
ON WHICH THIS IS
p r i n t e d
WAS MADE BY TH£.
Pioneer Paper
MANUFACTURING CO.,
ATHENS, - GEORGIA
The steamship Etruria, which
the swiftest vessel on the ocean, has
beaten her own record. On the last
trip over she made an average of
4G0 miles per day. From Liverpool to
Hew York in less than a week is the
rule now. Aud yet salt-water naviga
tion is in its infancy,
A good bagging, that stands all the
tests, is made by the Lane mills of
New Orleans out of “dog tail” cotton,
Fifteen thousand yards are turned
out daily. Any kind of waste cotton
can he u«cd in its manufacture. The
mills have received orders for every
yard they can make this fall and win
ter. A market for “dog tailed” cotton
is thus creatod, requiring 100,000
bales to supply this bagging, which of
course will enhance its value.
WANTED
A No. 1, ten to fifteen
horse power engine, if it
can be bought low. Apply
to Box 105, Washington,
Ga. tf
GLASSES : FITTED
GRATEFUL-COM FORTIN G
EPPS’S COCOA.
BRBAKFaST.
“ By a tbnroUKh knowledge of the natural tews
whic h govern the operation, of digestion and
nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine
properties of a ril-selected Cocoa, Mr. Eppa baa
provided our breakfast tables with a delicately
flavoured beverage which may save ns many
heavy doctors' hills. It U by the judicious use
at such article, of diet that a constitution mar
be gradually built up until itronr enourh to
resist every tendency to dtsease.^Bundreds of
subtle mslsdies are floating around us ready to
attack wherever there Is a weak point We may
MARVELOUS
MEMORY
DISCOVERY.
Any book learned In cue reading,
mind wandering cured-
Npeaking without antes.
Piracy condemned by Supreme
Court.
Orest inducements to correspond
ence classes.
Prospectus, with opinions of X>r. tVm. A.
Hammond, th, world-famed specialist In Mind
diseases. Uamel Greenleaf Thompson, the
iiMi xnompfton. the
great Psychologist, J, M. Buckley, D. 1)., Kilitor
i»f tlie Christian Advocate, lUCffAKi* PROC
TOR, the Scientist, Hons. Judge Glbsou, Judah
J *“ '*“**'“ “* free by
jSCIEKTlFICAILY
With the latest improved iastru
inents. If you cannot sec distinctly or
your eyes pain, call at the
Rsseaberg Spectacle Co..
AT TUXj]
Old Post-Office Building.
l^'Exami nation of [the eye no
charge.
july5d*w3m.
O Tho BUYERS’ QUIDS Is
Issued March and Bopt*
each year. It 1s an eney.
eloped la of useful infor.
•nation tot all who pur
chase tha luxuries or the
necessities of life. Wi
can cloths you and furnish you with
*11 tha necessary and nnnaoesaary
appliances to ride, walk, dance, sleep,
eat, fish, hunt, work, go to chnreh,
pr stay el home, and In various risie
Stripe and quantities. Tost figure out
What la required to do aU these thing*
receipt of 10 osnta to pay
££i&
GUTDE,' which
receipt of 10 etow 40 par po*ta
Sa5i T £25!iOT*^
ALBERT L. MITCHELL
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Athens, Georgia.
My duties as Auditor ol the Scothern
Mutual Insurance Company being prac
tically over, I will devote my entire time
o my profession, and will practice any
where employed.
w6m-
F. M. HUGHES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office with H. a Tack.
Atbkxs, - ... Georgia.
Prompt Attention Given to Collections.
R. L. J. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
HARMONY GROVE," GEORGIA*
Will practice .In Jackson, Banks, Madison,
Frsnklln and adjacent counties, aad also In the
Fnnrexn* and Federal court* of the state
Will give special attention to collections and
P. Benjamln.and others, sent postlreeby “'*“** make prompt returns. Ofiot room No.l.orer
Prof. a. LofsKTTE, S37 Pttth kve. Few Vorv V r-Hardmen-s drag Mem
A new bagging is now made from
the fibre composing the inner hark of
the corn stalk. T!je bagging trust is
going to redound to the good of the
cotton planter yet.
Democrats of Clarke: don’t forget
that to-morrow week is general elec
tion day when you are to determine
by your ballot whether a negro or a
white man shall represent you in the
legislature for the next two years.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate for
reel ctlou for Aldennau from the First - ard.
WM. DOOTSON.
M. M MAI1DKKY announces for Alderman
In the Second n ard.
I respectfully annouace ss a cauiidato lor
•lection to th. office ol Ordinary of Clsrk coun
ty ASA U. JACKtH
U..VI1I E. SIMS.
8. D. MITCHELL, aunuunceo as a candldat
for Clerk of the Superior Court of Clarke County
the election lu January lean, •
To the voters of
nouuce myaelf a ...
from this County to the next tienei
HENRY & TUCK.
1 announce myself as candidate for
, and respectlly aollat the
t the election fit Januai
CHARLES It. VINCENT.
To the Vetera ef Clarke Cewty. At th
sotltatloo of many Mends and my own volition
I announce myself as a candidate tor Ordinary
and respectfu&y ask your support.
a. m. Herrin"—'
* ter Clerk ef the Bnperlo
ary. Eloatlou January lg*
W. B. PRUITT.
I hereby amx. once myself tor re lee lien
Treasure of Clarke cocnty.
C, J. O’FARRELL.
“TanSouncefor re-election to the office olsheril
*<darksooeaty. EteetkmJjm^^rn^
.Ijiere tiy announce for re-election to tbeofilce
* UNTON.
ot Tax collector of Clark# to
DR. J- C. ORR win be plea awl ta have the
SSE5ra ,, £SS^"xS^&5SagS!“ n,y • *- *•
the^ofieCMriTAXBEclnVER'of ^Ruke^oennty
at the oemias election ana rarpeetfuny uk tha
sapped al the vbless. field at anty.
W. T. CARTER.
Contractors
-Dealers and Manufacturers of-
BRICK-LATHES,SHINGLES WHITE LEAD
„ .MIXED PAINTS. OILS
Varnisnes, Bmlder’s Hardware, Lime, Plaster Paris, audCtMi.
Money for Farmers !
I am Prepared to Negetlat*
LOANS FOR FRMERS
Georgia, schroll work a specialty, also saph look
AND BLINDS.
Proprietory Athens Steam Planing Mills at Northeast depot. All order, promptli
on.j j ! - • Office South street, near Jsckson.
filled and estimates made.
At a Total Commiulon of 12 per ease with In-
Next annual session of this Institution j ^DM^m'bePlit 1 " 1 ’ p4:rlble onc ® a ,e “' to_wlt:
Will open | juneZwtf. HENRY C. TUCK.
October 2 1888.
And continue until
March 1889
A full corps of lecturers and ample I
means of imparting instruction in all
departments, render the course in the |
school unsurpassed.
Tenth annual announcement and cats
logue, containing particulars, is now |
ready, for which address
Dr. Wm. PERRIN KIGHOLSON.Dean.
WI
ATLANTA
if&IrOr.
A Most Effective Combination.
1Ua wen knows Tonic and Nervine I, talnlne
*F*“ •»««!*“«!>•• atm for Debility. Drape?
Minim pm icnc &*”"• ^deMiiteffrsSdmis,^
■ tDICIL CDLLtGEJ sssss&sssz
youthful ttrenxth and rigor, ft t» pleaiout to th*
* ,« , M . i xwuthftal streautth and Ylrir^Ttl
Atlanta, Georgia. ^
The thirty-first Annual Course of Lee-1 ^rioe-$i,.oo per Rottie of t* ounces,
tares will commence on Wednesday, I FOB $AI*M PT all pBVQGiaTB,
firetof I Maro^ 8 i889. wiii close .bout the | i and i Danville: Railroad I
ATHENS FOUNDRY
; AND :
MACHINE WORKS.
ATHENS, GEORGIA
Manufactures Iron ami Bnu
Castings, Mill and Gin Machhnj,
Shafting, Pulleys, Haagtn ami
Boxes, Cotton Pres?e«, Cettoa
Seed Crushers, Cane Milk, Enp
orators, Circular Saw Milk. In-
nish Atlas Kngines, Water TVhecls,
#nd a fu’ line of sapphts; soda
Injectors Jet Pumps, Packing
Piping Valves and fitting of fil
kinds, including everything need
ed about a Mil. or Gin.
Call and see us or write far
prices on what you may need.
Address,
ATHENS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE W0BKS,
Athens, Georgia.
april24wtL
The Trustees and Fscnlty of this in
stitution in offering its advantages to
those desirous of securing a medical ed
ucation, feel assured of their ability to
present inducements uneqaaled by those
of any other medical college in the
South.
FACULTY.
A. W. Griggs,M.D.; Wm. Abram Love
M. D.; A. W. Calhoun, M. D.; H. V. M
Miller, M. D., LL. D.; W. S. Armstrong
M. D.; J. S. Todd, M. D.; Bunter 1
Cooper,M. D.; Virgil 0. Bardon, M. D.
W. S. Kendrick, M. D.; W. F. West
moreland, jr., M. D.; F. W. McRae, M
D.; J. M. Crawford, M.D.; N. O. Harris
M.D.
All business communications' should
be addressed to.
Die W. S. Kendrick, Proctor,
ug4dw2m Atlanta Medical College.
Northeastern Division,
CONDENSED SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT JUNE 24TH.1888.
Trains run by nth Meridian time.
between Athens and Atlanta-
„ RO.53 DAILY I = -
Leave Athens 7.40 a.m.
Ar*v* Atlanta 12 noon |
Childs, Nickerson & Go.
-Dealers in General-
51 £x 8u
... 1 6:00 p. m
- I 9:40 9. m
|W Dally. -
No. 53—Daily
Le»e Atnrui 7:40
Ar. Wxsh’etf.n 7 Oi &- m.
Ar« New York 1.20 p.m
HARDWARE!
Ko o7 ax. cuud*y
| 0:00 p. m.
7:4ft p.m.
I 6 20 am.
Lula to H ashington and New
to Wtihinpoii,
2 2521501
fdi STATIONS.
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. JOHN’S COLLEGE NE AV* YOKE
This Uillt'se euioya the powers of a University
and Is conducted by t e Jesuit Fathers. It la
•Itinted In a very tieaotlfiil part of New York
county between the Harlem R.* H. fjmmd.
>» riven for the Trnrt claWcal
SSESfKf, commercial education. Board
• 30 °- 8,u ' Ue » ,M i*»
noys from 10 to ffUa
For further nartlcuL.
Scully,S JVFres.
T ?*._ rN, . VBR8ITY or THE south
»* * ANEE, TKNN., upon the
Cumberland Plateau, 2,000 feet above lie sea
This school under the special patronage
«riW* oltke Protestant Eplseopa
“? Southwest, oilers th
heatthleat residence and the beat advantages
both moral and educational. In Its Grammar
«» Collegiate and Theological
For tae special claim* of this
UnlTcwlty lor patronage, apply for documents
cellor, Sevanee. Toon. auglTd&wim
Moreland Park Military
Academy, Near Atlanta.
unsurpassed for
health. Thorough military discipline with sys-
puyslcaltraining. Tlie couree includes
ih and classical education
b—t—-JO In French. Gerrran and
Septmuher 10th. Bend
HAS. M. NEEL. 8upt
■ W|U akkKIVWU **a.JT«V>
|«fal Mtlsfscita-n m Uw
1 enre of Oonorrbor» and
I kileet. I prescribe it and
f vitebo Iteliaftinrecommead
- ln« It to au MOhrm
* J. STOVER, LD,
I hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Treasurer of Clarke county. Election January
Glassic City BusiRess College.
T wenty Five Dollars lays for a full course In
rather <l«pArtinAn^—tlmft unlimited- short
hand easily mastered In three months, ror
particulars address
BLOUNT « EVANS,
maylwlB, Athens, Ga.
PRICE, 91.00.
Sold hr J>varan.
Dr. B. 8. Ltndon. AgL, Athens, Ga.
Dr. vonDonhoffi
^FonMrty ef Loutevflla. Ky..!now resident
Office with Dr. GEBDINE,
lee* aad
TO ADVERTISERS.
To thoao who want their advertising to uv
w^k°fV elt< ;» medlum fc r thorough
^f£H Y T,” 0 ff T 11 |'. a t n the various sections ef our
GEO. P. BOWELS. A CO..
Newspaper Advertising Bureau,
10 Spruce street, N. Y,
seplMAwim
AK.
1 PM I a Ml LV.
8 35 1030) Lute
a ss ioso>'iili,Ttllv
- jidl U.ysTillfl
ti 25{IIarmnvy Grove
j ■* St ii45 Siehofoon
1 loot 1200 -'enter
I 102 12ail Athens
P Mt AMIPM.
7 SO 9 30 9 30
73o[9 10 8 SS'
71B8te 8 25
«fS S 35 7 86
0 35 8 IS 7 27
S 20,8 00 7
0 OOli
0017 to e
* MlsMil
Ttmln, No,so and 53 will run uallv.
and 32 will run dally except Sautter.
T,-aln» run by 75th Meridian Ume-Ono hour
1 v 90111 Mvridian time
L.L. MeCLKSkEY, JAB.L.TAYLOR.
Oen. Paaa'r. Agt.
1 Superintendent.
GEORGIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Officer General Manager,
r ,0 * lo, - in 6 atSethiie* wlinle* 1 operated*'imt
further notice:
Augusta Ar 335:* 6:45»
Harlem " 2:29- 5:40t
Thomron “ 1:6S- s:ooi
“ 1:94- 4:S0f
Barnett 44 i:os» 4:i3t
Crawf-rdyffle lv 12:43* 3:58t
Union Point ar 11:57* 3: 21!
Greensboro " 11:40* 3:13t
“Adi?** , “ 10:51* 2:i9t
Social circle “ 10:0t» last
Ooringtoa « 9:43* 1:08t
Atlanta lv S:00t 13:t5*
Doors, Sash and Blinds, Builders’ Hardware, Leatier
and Rubber Belting, Machinery, Oils, Etc.
GENERAL AGENTS for
THE CELEBRATED
GULLETT
Improved Light Draft Mtgnol•»£**'
ton Gins, Feeder*, and Con«»*^
Champion Reaping aad Mo* 11 *
Machines.
Standard Hay Rakes, Boss M®*
tare, Wagon Sctles, Eicetsmf
Mills, Cane Mills, Ertpontwn.
10:45* Lv
12:07t 11:17* “
12:42* 1*:17» “
;i:54* lar* •«
2:2t* 1:45* ar
2:42* 2:.0»lv
3:30* 3:00* “
4:13t 3:33* -
4:40* 3:59- “
S:39t 5:45* ar
All the above at Redaced Price*. Write to or call on us for P"***
Nos. 248 and 850 East Broad Street ATHENS. GA.
-pm fern
WASHINGTON BRANCH.
Arrive Athens
present.
ATHENS BRANCH.
ien»_ . 9:00 am •SrlOp
U:66am 7:40 n
*6:00 am 2:16 p
9:56 am 6:06 P
MACON BRANCH.
1 1*6* lv ar 12*15* h-om
»:at 2:5*» ar ^rta ” 10S* fSa
US v tia. S«I
7Mf s.oti* Macon lv 7:10* 0J3-
taally eioept Sunday All other trains dally.
Sleeping 4^ tetwten Auggrijwnd
M. B. DOUSEY, Gent Passenger Agt.
THEO MARKWALTER’S
STEAM
Marble and Granite Wo^ s>
BROAD STREET, Near Lower Market, AUGUSTA..GA-
s| Marble Work, Domasiic and Imported, at Uw Pn®
Georgia A South Oarolina Granite Monument* made a Specialty
iJplEPiaialllrisMJSTaj
Pia&M Cure for Con- 1
sumption is also tho b$t* I
Cough Medicine.
Longa, a few doses are all
eWt D (M - Bnt If yon no-
£2®* Gfij ®*»y means of
■ewty. tho slight Cough
* serious
iH. C.LTUOK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
fchSMHr, 1 *'*
_
A large selection of MxrbU and Granite Work always on hand, ready tor lotted**
Parties Desiring Monuments or Work Apply to AHDBEW
At A thbns Cbmeterv.
ATHENS MUSIC HOUSE
HASELT0N & DOZIER’S 1
57 Clayton St., Next Door to Post-Office*
' # **
Athens, - George
■|U^
vloll “’ 0alU, ’■ *T
Price For Cash
ud Matlefal In»trumenU. --PJJ ardj lf -
> ritruhrao^ sizes.
Lowest
direct to our A1 *’ 81 ‘eU Mutie, us »ui»« IU o. — —
chart loUceoSS,^ Flcturo Frsmetn* osjortmeot. Frcmcc »>' .“‘•."gJSi
•urparad airJJCL'i? 0 9 I“ k»Sn* offarod irilthanc. The tetoct U.U4 JJ it
endhealthiui oxatelae for tha hltteonee. I******
