Banner-watchman. (Athens, Ga.) 1887-1889, November 04, 1887, Image 2
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THE BANNER-WATCHMAN ATHENS, GA., NOVEMBER 4,
. papxk;of the city or Athens
and
COUNTIES. OF CLARKE IANO BANKS.
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r&ii .lmt rates, II pcrsquare —eh
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M If Chicago will capture the
tom! convention. Pluck and enter
prise secure all the prixee.
@1? Hu the Republican party sufficient
vit.lity to relieve itself ef the boiden of
Bisin end Sherman?
After years of mlemane**m*nt
Chicago Timea ves sold for |1,200,IX)0.
Tbs name and good will bringing $600,-
OOO,of this sum.
labor troubles are bringing about s
■Sptageineeal. It is certainly inrok-
ing a eons on itaown head, as the poor
"* will tie the first to suffer.
5. y ■ 1 ■ - .
“"it-A.U.n who inrests heavily in real
la Is pretty sure to gain, not only
ij but Increase In capital. Land is
aure to adraoce in this country.
It la said of Athens, that our hotels
can ntrtr thrice, owing to the hospitali
ty of ourettisens. They are lavish in
their courtesies to their friends, hut still
there la room for a fine hotel. Such oo.
oasions as tht present demsnd more am
ple accommodations.
Will the republican party bid fur elec
torsi votes from the South in the next
Presidential campaign by proposing to
L return the tax levied on the cotton crop
Jyaani ago? Time works wonders and
politics is a great battle field of strategic
movements. . ,
General Henry R. Jackson is made in
the mould of a gentleman and soholar,
hut it wu not predetermined that ha
(heuld replies Senator Alfred H. Col
quitt in the Senate from Georgia. Col
quitt has a hold oa tha hearts of tha
groat mesa of the people, of which it
will be no easy task to deprive him,
The ehaj.rl, in which tho children 0
tho employees, of John B. Stetson, tha
Philpdolphishat maker mcela, postflO,-
000. It ta to ba hoped that such sets, oaf
tha part of rich men'era prompted by ai
big aoul rather than thirst for notoriety
and a desire to ba advertised. If we
thought it wu for the latter their namea
should never darken our ink.
Tho Benin-Watchman haasuccumb-
ed to tha charmi and gracea of tha Win-
jjfnto Winnie. Ha must ba a stern edi
tor, indeed, who could reaiaL—Macon
News.
|E Everybody m our section wu cap
tured and captivated by the frank, open
fare and oordisl grasp of the acoompliah-
ad daughters of )he Confederacy.
Clevtilanri weather wu bad in Atlanta,
Davis weather was worse in Hacon, but
IjttKJWiBIlla’a weather in Athena wu,
like her own lovely telf, just splendid.—
Augusta Gazette,
So was Miss Winnie’s recaption and
entertainment within the elaaslo limit*.
Our guests ware in one round of en|oy|
ment from the moment they reached our
gates. Athena still wears tha plums u
the princess among entertainers.
Horae Tribune: Atlanta had bar Clara-
laud, Macon her Cavil. One wu a do-
mon strstion, tlit other tho outpouring of
veneration, loyalty nnd loro, inch u
has never ^before been witneued in
America.
Athena joined hinds with her slater
city, across the country, adding greatly
to the long to bo remembered outburst of
affection for the family wo lore so well
The Smith will have to be reconstructed
heart, aoul, "mind,^.before aha forgets
and ceases to cherish tha name of Davis.
lirly thousand Confederates In
Macon and twenty thousand in Rich
mond could ha collected together on tho
same disagreeable day nearly a quarter
of a century after the war, it does begin
to look as if Darwin wu right in assert
ing "the aurviral of tho flltost”—Capi-
The time will come when the aover-
•ignty of the States will be the avowed
sentiment of every State in tho Union.
How truthfully and forcibly is it
■‘Natural advantages do not make a great
etty. “The little old city of Portland,
Maine, ha* the finest harbor in the world
•^jAiyand acccuiblc that the ships'
firaasthe sea, with canvas spread, can sail
is the wharves without pilots or
A and with £ water mo deep tint
f Great Eastern tied up three years
I Portland will always remain of
jy commercial importance than
■M eevntry village*. A great
do by Iho blow and hustle end
d-getof tht people |
GEN. JACKSON'S SPEECH.
SPECS '.I* NOTICE*#
Hon. Hanry B. Jackson's Hacon
speech Attracted considerable attention.
We haYe already made mention of the
address and the controversy which has
followed it The point of the speech
banp on this sentence, alluding to the
final triumph of the principle of local
sovereignty again*?: centralized power:
"Id that triumphal procession Abraham
Lincoln shall not mova as tha rightful
President, but Jefferson Davis, tha so-
called traitor, letdsr of a so-called lost
cause."
In explanation of the Davia-Liocoln
sentence, Gen. Jackson, says: M I at
tempted to make plain two things in my
•peech. First, that the South did not
fight for/lavery, butthst ahe fought for
s governmental principle in spite of ala
very, and to $0 peril of slavery. Second,
that this governmental principle, which
ii not local to this country, but which is
world-wide, is the principle upon which
successful human government must
finally be built; and incidentally, and
purely Incidentally, tbat Mr. Davis, hav
ing represented this principle of State
sovereignty, when the triumph comes to
the world will tske precedence of Mr.
Lincoln, who fought for the opposite,
and, as I believe, unwise and pernicious
principle of centralized power. You
may understand how incidental this per
sonal allusion wss when I tell you thst I
yield to few men In my admiration for
Mr. Lincoln as s man. From the day
that he and Mr. Seward, with their car
pet bags in hand came to the Fortress
Monro# Conference, earnest to meet the
Confedederste authorities, I realized
tbat he was a patriot of great propor
tions and a statesman of practical sen G e
and of absolute devotion to his convic
tions. I spoke for a principle to which
all perional allusions, or even all Ameri
can illusions were subordinate. The
conflict over that principle and tho vic
tory in its final struggle is world-wide."
COTTON SPINNERS ALL RIGHT.
The belief that cotton manufacturers
in tho South favor a protective tarifl’isa
mistake. The mill presidents in Au
gusta and Columbus, the largest manu
facturers in the South, do not ask any
such narrow and illusory aid. The Co
lumbus Enquirer-Sun, makes hasto un
der its nsw management to say, “We
have her# the greatest manufacturing
city, except one, in the south; but our
manufacturers, as a rule, are not protec
tionists- They are making money in
spite of the tariff, and instead of asking
that foreign manufacturers should be
shut out from our markets they protest
against being shut in. All they ask is
an equal chance wi£h foreign competi
tion. They ask no artificial advantages;
nature has supplied them too bountifully
to need any.
Wh#n the next Congress lowers the
tariff, at it doubtless will, those manu
facturers who are clamoring so loudly for
protection, and who are insisting that
they will fail unless they receive it,
need not despair. If thoy cannot make
money where they are, all they will have
to do is to move to Columbus. We have
plenty of room here and will gladly
welcome protectionists,* as well as tariff
Speciai* Tjuix.—The R. & D. R. R.,
#ith commendable enterprise have pot
a special trsln on from Lula to Athena,
which will greatly help the fair. It was
public-spirited snd heartily appreciate
ed. The schedule is as follows;
Lv Lula 7:30 a. m Arrive 8:15 p. m.
SCRATCHED 28 YEA.RS
Itching* Skin Disease with Endesa
” 1 ttemedii
i of the Cut tours Benedles
r #g# tv wcuM have ssvelW#
red Sell era) and to imm#*s#
“ Gillsville 7:52
u Maysville 8:22
“H Grove 8:23
M Nicholson 8:48
"Center # 9:04
Ar Athens 9:24
7:45
“ 7.25
“ 7:07
" 6:47
« -0:31
Lv 6:1«
All trains are run by eastern time,
which is 30 minutes faster than city
time. E. Br.Bcxr.cT, SupL
L. L. McCisEkket, D. P. A. .
For F»lr Week.
The Georgia Railroad will run a sleep
ing car between Augusta and Athens du
ring fair week. Leave Augusta 10:15 p.
m.; arrive Athens 7 a. m; leave Athens
6 p. m.; arrive Augusts 5 a. m. Special
trains between Union Point and Athens.
E. R. Dorset, G. P, A.
Joe W. White, T. P. A.
Dividend Notice.
A dividend of flvo dollars per share on
the Capital Stock of the Bank of the
University has been declared payable on
demand.
A. L. HULL, Cashirb.
Oca. 21st, 1887. eod,lw.
For Sale and Rent.
Three hsmiaorae lots in Cobbham, one
square from street railroad, on easy
terms.
A good horse, perfectly sound and
gentle.
For rent, for next year, a fine farm
just outside of the city limits,
octfleodtw. A. L. Hull,
Hid Jersey Pig*.
Red Jersey pigs, registered thorough
bred, for sale, inquire at
Talmadoe Bros*
For Hale or Bent.
An eleven room house on College
Avenue, foursquares from the post of
fice, for sale or rent. Apply to
W. D. Grifvkth, R. E. A.
Drru Making.
Misses Wingfield, mantua makers, can
bo found at their room at the residence
of Mr. T. G. iladhwsy. Patronage solic
ited nnd satisfaction given.
H. N. WILLCOX,
Genera! Insurance Agent,
Athens, Georgia,
11K I’ll KSKN TING
IMPERIAL F1KE
ANCE CO., ol London.
NORWICH UNION FIRE
INSURANCE CO. of Norwich.
NORTHERN
CO. of London.
ASSURANCE
AMERICAN FIRE INSUR
ANCE CO. of Philadelphia.
FACTORS’& TRADERS'IN
reformers,and will show them the error _ SURANCE CO. of New Orleans
of thoir trays."
SAMUEL T. LANE, M. D.
Wa are delighted to welcomo homo
after nearly two years’ absence, our pop
ular and accomplished friend, Samuol T.
Lane, M. D. After taking his diploma
In medicine, ha had tha good fortune to
secure the position of hoapital physican
in New York City. Hazing boon en
gaged in this arduous work for aom*
sixteen months he baa found it neces
sary to retnrn homa and rail. W* hope
hia health will ba restored, but wa
abould be too glad to aes him uttls per.
manently In our midst. He ta a skilful
practitioner, a splendid nurse, combining
flu scicntifio training with a
broad, sympathatie nature. The Ban-
xie-WaTcaiiAit welcomes him homa to
hia family and friends.
Colonal John R. Follows, tho Demo
cratic nominee for District Attorney in
Now York city was a gallant Confederate
soldier This would indicate either that
tha southern colony in New York is Tory
strong or that Motional linea and isauea
art notsoatrengly drawn, in the com
mercial oentre of the Unlon, as elsewhere.
New York la a big city and bar people as
a rule are broader then in many piaeas
Tht eery fact too that Col. Follow! bore
himself gallantry beneath the unfurled
flag sf hia satire land ia a strong endorse
ment to him for any position. It is said
that a man that loses wall will lire wetb
ao a man whobeara the burdeni end pri
vations of war in defsnm of hia home,
hia honor, his ill, whl respond to the
aammons of duly in every .sphere of
life.
Dr, McGlynn, who is trying to play
me-too to Henry George, whose hrain it
too largo for hi i discretion end judg
ment, will soon disgust alt thinking pro
pi* with Iho extremes to which h* ia
trying to path bis absurd and detnoral
bring commnniitio theories. Tht latest
effervescence from hia excited brain is a
p'tn for free transportation of tha peo
ple to and from their betinesa. Would Q 1
itnotdobettor to let them stay at home on
and send their meala to them? Tho hon
est, self-reliant, working people of our
coun try, ooght to 'corn such reflections
on tbair ability to tako care of them
selves and tlfkir own.. Freedom and in.
dependence are dearer,than dependence
and slavery.
also
THE MUTUAL LIFE of N. Y.
the largest, oldest and beat life com
pany in the world, and
THE TRAVELERS- INSUR
ANCE CO, of Hartford, the origin
al accident company of the world
OFFICE AT
O’FARRELL & HODGSON’S.
FOR-V. 3 !
► Acre*of latuH y lag ja tbtHrookljrn
Rond, the Phluliy Branch i
Also, 8armor Und la M. K. Aihra, liet beau-
lifuUy, belongs to nsn-residsnU. and wlU be told
j. 8. WILLIFORD IU.1 Estate Al.nl.
FOR SALE.
1># Brick 8tor# on Prior* Avenue,' formerly
occujlinl by Mr. John Kborhart. Buyer to
rvmev# th# bou*# off th# lot at once.
Apply to J. 8. WILMFOBD.
A BARGAIN.
I offer 206 acres, tn ll-sfrotn Athena, 2^
mU#c from Center, (nuaitat P.
alat* of c-iitivatlon, a»«at ofiL: remainder
of th# land ia forest, 1-re! and of guod quality.
Improvemcnta fool, dwelling haa »tx rocraa.
large two story bain and#thor or t nnlktioga, and
boel af all ta the prlc»', only f7 00 per acre, t ail on
J. 8. WILUrOHD, Roal Kalato Agent.
FOR SALE.
Flvo tract# ’of Und Is 100, It*, 107, too, and 14
aens, alx m.Ih from Athonaa I in*lands. Price,
No. 1 f t.719; No. X f 1100; No. S, f2.000; No. 4,
92 0T0: No. A, 95.500; on laat aaaad pUca there la
• food will.
MRS. T. A. ADAMS,
ba# JnaC recolfrd a kd of
NEW GOODS
Sell at Reduced Price for next 10 days
Mia.T. A. ADAMB,
•road »Um Athena, Oa.
G EOR'IA BANKS CJUNTT.—Admlalttratora
(ml tgn? aii.y Ivan order of the Court of
Otdlaark al Bacita n umy w 1 b. #o‘d at anrtiea
befcro thdtwurt h- uaado r f mi l e-nntyon ihe
it rat Toe day lb Dmamovr < ext, wtthln th* le-
faal*,' k *
(al kour*>faal*,tU* loUo«tog p npaitr *n-*lt:.
*»r* trail wl laud l» lag In tk? 2 rttotrl.t, Of
M ,rf h*td euiuiy. g own a«th* honaa +uto
> J. Wit . *. de*d. <ont Iktag tw aerva, mof**r
;«m. tk» p’arrf (a well Improved an » In a high
tut* *1 init.va’lop, lO-’Creaof aw'd boMam I n ‘
jld aatb# i-roprrtyof J. J, Vtfjwe, lain of a*H
• mrotv d-« d. *Ld sold f#r 0»i# b*nefl of tht
hiiia and r rlito a. T«rva made know non the
day *f tti*. b, IW.
W d.*U.u. W.LtfiN. Admihh'tato’t
KOZOtAe B4NKBCOUITY -AdmlnlMr*for'a
Jrtla, arevaMy to amotdqvjol the Coatt tf
iidiovy rflte»*#C. nvre w‘tl
at thqj^itrt
If i bad h
ivtsq-vbbt rwf
#20100 (two b«o<lr#J dollara) k
amount of augeriot. My olaerse (Vio»l**t#)
mesaedonmy haad laaipoinoilar artnd
ci inmeceed on my head laaipot not lar or *,>
a cent- It apread rapidly all over ■» body _
got under my naila. Th# act Ira won Id drop o •
are all th# time, and my tuff ring waaendb*##.
and wdlhoatroliaC One ib-maaod do lam would
not tempt me tonavo thu dlaeaa# over agnln.
X am a poor man, bat A>ol rli-h to b# relieved of
wliat r-na of tba debtors said was Uproar, aom#
ring-worm, pacriiols, etc., I took .. .ami. ...■ar-
saparillas over one * ear and a half, bat
Iweat totwo or three doctor, ami no
cannot praiae tho Cotlcota B*»e41*# ton mneh.
Ihey nave made nr akin aa clear and fra# from
males aa a baby’a. All I used of them .*** thro#
boxes #f Cntienra. and threa bottle* of Cotleara
Botolvent, and two eahre of Cadcara- Soap. "
jvu had boon hero and aaldyo* would b
c«md
boon hero and said
i for 99WO0 you w old have had the
money; I looked like the picture ta your Look
of Paorhavi* (pittore number two, “How to Coro
Bkin Di *a*cs”i, but now I am as clear a* any
rorsonave ' “ *
my bands
iarson ever was. Through tore*of habit 1
" * (nnaaud lr^ to scratch once
... - wbil*>, but -o no purpose. . .
scratched twenty-eight years, and it got to baa
ki <1 of second mtore to me. I thank you a
thousand times. Anything more that yon want
to kuow writ* me, or a y one who reads this may
writ# to me snd I will auawor It.
UKNNIS POWNINO,
Watcrbury, Vt.. Jan. 20th, MJ7.
Psoilasts, Eczema T*Uer, Blngworm. Ucben v
Pruiltus, scwll Head, Milk tlrusCpaadruB, Bare
b rs\ Ilakcre’, Grocers* and WaaberwomanV
Itch, and every srocle* of Itching. Burning.
Fosly, Pimply Humors ol the Bk>n atd Ucalpand
Wood, clth lots of Hair, are posit! v«ly cored-by
Outicura, the great bkin Curt, audCuticura Boap.
an txuuWo skin Beautlfler externally, ini
Outicura Resolv.nl, the new Blood PanBor In
tel iieily, wlteu phj ■icittus aui ail other remedies
«ai.i ut, |1. Prepend by th# Pettor
Dru and Chotui-alCo., Hoston.Masa.
n<l lor “How lo Cure Skin Diseases, 91
paxes, CO illustrations, -
•id 100 testimonials.
Baby* Humors, uae CtmcOAA Boar.
FREE FROM!PAIN!
. lu one minute iho OuUcura Anti-
| Pkid Plvatar relieves Rheum a Ic,
'clatle 8ur d en. Sharp, anc
FrIon, Strains and weakness. Th#
. aud oaYypalu killing Plaster. 25cl*.
octdAwlm;
first sud
W. D. GRIFFETH,
BEIL ISTiTE IGEIT,
ATHENS, GEORGIA.
Will sell you .a good building lot for
$50; ijfGO, $75, $ioo
up to $3 500
on long time. No Excuse now for
not owning a home.
Call and tee my rent list.
Office on College Avenue.
-THE-
IRON KING!
The Monarch of Cook Stove
TIME TRIED AND TESTED.
Oar Loads af run It Jn lathis Sectlo
No Wove #v#r sold has glvm such universal
snlsfactlon as th#
IRON KING.
E. E. JONES,
Is sol* Agent In Athens tor this snd other well
known Moves. Call or writ# to him whan wast
ing a Hiov* or any thing In blsllna. R*m*mb«r
my location. _ N. E-JONKg.
oct&Jim. Corner Broad ai d Wall Sts.
3IISS Y0NDEBLEITH,
COLLEGE AVENUE.
HEADQUARTERS forTOYS!
Velocipedes,
Doll Carriages,
Willow Baskets,
Wagons,
Dolls,
■ And all Kinds of Toys.
oct27d2m. .. .
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE.
tssiJrKidsasi?*,
rortw> r lta >
® lC. It(r Will trsold atauettou
yt. -wit;
F«r #>i« b* IV. lUR N 8KFAD
AUi<n-. Gt. ' fuu»27j|fcwl».
STONE CONTRACTOR.
J OH N LILLY
»fl ConltacUof all Usd. ol
ROCK -WORK
la tula and sdjolninr conntie*. Hef*renc*«: R
zZZL
Navenkr, 1,2,3, 4, and 5,
EXHIBITION
OB' THE
Nortli-Eni Georgia Fair Association
TROTTING AND RUNNING
RACES EVERY DAY.
Bicycle Races Every Day. Balloon Ascensions and other Attractions will be added
to the usual Magnificent Display of
Live Stock, Poultry. FieldProduets & Farm Ma
ckiiury, Paintings, houseold Decorations and the Fine Arts.
Georgia and Gainesville, Jefferson and Southern Railroad will Sell Round Trip
Tickets at the following low rates Including Admission to the Fair Grounds.
From Belalr to Athena mud Return
From'Grovetowu to Athens and Return
From Berxelift to Athena and Return
From Harlem to Athena and Return
From 8aw Dust to Athena and Return...
From Dearing to Athen- and Return....,
From Boneaviile to Athens and Return
From Thompson to A'hena and Return....
From Meaena to Athens and Return *
From Cakak to Athens and Return
Front Norwood to Athena and R“turn*....
From Barnett to Athens and Return
From Crawfordville to Athena and Return.
From Union Point to Athena and Return...
From Greensboro to Athens and Return ..
From Carey to Athena and Return
From Back head to A'hena aud Return—
From Madison to Athena and Return ....
From Ralledge to Athena and Return
From Social Circle to Athena and Return...
FromCov ; ngton to Athena and Return
From Almon to Athena and Rctnrn
From Conyers to Athens and Rnturn
From LUhonia to Athens and Retnrn
From Stone Mountain to Athena and Return.
From Clarkaton to A heua and Return....
From Decatur to Athena and Return.
$ 2.90
2.00
2.50
2.40
2.30
9.30
225
2.15
2.10
1.05
1.90
1.80
1.65
1,55
% 1.30
1.45
1.00
1.70
1,85
2.00
2.15
2.40
2.45
2-00
2.70
2 90
300
3.10
From Atlanta to Athens and Return
From Macon to Athena and Return ......
From James to Athens and Return
From Haddocks to Athens and Return.
From Browns lo Athens, snd R *iurn
From Milledgeville to A’hena and Return.
From Carrs to Athens and Return
From Devereux to Athens and Return....
From Hpsrts to Athens snd R:tnm.'.
f^Froni Culverton to Athens rnd Keta n...
From Mayfield to Athens and Return. ...
From Warrenton to Athens snd Return...
From Washington to Athens and Re'.urn.
From Rtf town to Athens snd Return...
From Wintorville to Athens and Return
Fro n Lexington to Athena and Return.
From Antioch to Athens and Return...
From Muxeya to Athens and Retu.n...
From Bairdstown to At hens and Re> urn...
From Woodville to Atbeus and Rjiurn...
From Jefferson to A.hens and Rut urn
From Pendergiasa to Athena and Return.
From Uoschtonto Athens and Return
From Mulberry to Athens snd Pcturn
From Jug Tavern to Athens ami Return...
From B 'thlehem to Athena and Retnrn... <
From Cstnpa to Athens and Return
.From Monroe to Athens and Return
JOE W. WHITE,
Traveling Passenger Agent.
2.00
345
3.15
3.05
205
2 80
200
2.50
2 85
2.30
2.15
1 05
2.00
1.75
05
85
1.00
1.05
1.15
1.2C
325
3 10
285
2 75
2 05
2f5
250
2 35
E. R. DORSEY,
Genet a! Passenger Agent
Piedmont Air-Line, Richmond
Division will sell Round Trip
& Danville Railroad and Northeastern Railroad
Tickets Including Admission to Fair Grounds.
iKrom A UDlaloA h.ua and return, > .
Krom Charlotte to Athens end return,
From Spnrlnn JUi*lo Athene tn>! return,
From Central tc Aihrnanml retnrn,
From Sem es lo Athena and return,
Kro.ii Wr-lminsit-r to Athena nnd retnrn,
From Ta. 1 > !,> Ailmi.s ami retnrn,
From T.«on lo Allien, mi l i.-'im.
From B iamxnt>i A’hena and isluri..
From ftov.iotiii’ A Lons ami retnrn.
From W.’B.eeievitlu !» A hous an-i return,
F.oni Burt lavlile 10 AL’iiiis and return..
Fruui iotv.tnls to Athena anil return,
From Hattveil lo Athens suit re urr,
Prom Martin's lo Atheni rnul rUurn,
From Btbrrtou to Athena nnd return,
From Averavllle to A bens and retnrn, .
Jit. Airy ut A li. nsnnd return,
From Cornelia to Albcnsund r* t irn,
F.-rm T.Ilulah to Athens ami return.
t 200
&:»
280
2.04
2.38
170
100
1.85
2-tO
2.45
2 31
230
220
2.M
2.10
2.85
1.70
1.00
1.08
From Turneiarille lo Athens and retnrn,
From Clarksville to Wits' and return,
From Lonaviev in Amen* and return-
From B. tit m to A neus end return,
From Lula to Athens a- d return.
From GiUavilt* to Athena nnd return.
Emm Mayertlle to A hens an t retnrn,
From Harmonv Grove to Athene and return
From Hieiiolson-o Alliens and retnrn,
From Center to Alliens and return,
Fr m G linear!It* to Alin ns ud retnrn,.
From F.Overy Br inch to Athene nnd return.
Fruui Bt.f trtl to Athens ir-t rotorn.
From Fnnaueo 11A hens nnd r. turn.
From Duluth to Athene end return,
From Bnrc-Ots io Kthens emlvmurn’ 1 _•' r
From Do-svllie to Athene and relu-n,
From Roswell Junction lo Athens and return,
From Roswell to Athens and return,
From Lavrenecville to Athena and return,
. L, McCLESKEY, Division Passenger Agent.
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