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Unprecedented Altraction f
U Or or Half a milion Distributed.
Capital Pme, #300,000.
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
Jacopo rated by tha Leg.'*! t««ue a
]'.< nit .in 11 ii a Cbiulub'o | urpoaea, atdiu
fr.DehlM n*ade a p «rt • f tiie pr.nent rorutbutioo
in l«7v, by «n oreiwhcimi-ig p< polar rote.
Xti Oraai Slnclo Number Drawings take
8 lace monthly,and theOrand demi-Annual
rawing* regularly «r#ry six mouth*
(Juno and December).
41 We do hereby cenify that we su-
yerviao the arrantfeme' r* for all the
Monthly & Semi*annual drawing* of the
uouIataiia$ ate lottery company, and in
>er-on manage and control the Draw-
tug* tl»“.naeiv *». aud ti at the *i me are
conducted with Uv.t'sA, fairmra and in
good faith toward all t <e?, ard we au
thorise the Company to u. ' thl* certlff-
Jite, w th f»c>i.uiu» oi -it A dig natures
attache I. in It* a Ivurtieenn, iu.”
Cominiadonen>.
\V- the undersigned banka a.id bankers
will pay all Prises drawn in the Louisi-
ana State Lotteries which may be pro
sen ted at our counters.
J.il. nnLKSIIY, Pro*. Louisiana Rational Bank
LaNAUX, Ihiw, mate AAdonal Hank.
A. I! M.OVI v.i'rr*. Slew Orleans Rational Bat k
CARL KOHM, Pro*. Union National Bank.
fc'ra:i Semi-Annai! Drawing
lame Actdemy of Kuilo, New Orleans,
Tuesday, December IS.
Capital Frisse, $300,000,
100,000 Ticket! at Twenty Dollars each,
ifcuviir, 110. Quarters |o. Tenths, $2.
Twentieths «1.
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Is 1b« su4 r| ttftlu*. pUla, MoVe rapid
rn Msildelivery wifi b»saiur-i iff JOtireu-
Mine en envelope bmifni y or full ad fro««.
Rend PJI8T L NOTE E<Vms Money Ord rs,
mi New York Kxchaug* in nnl ntry letter. Car-
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New Orleans, La.
nVA Danpliln
•' Washington, D 0.
Address registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
Naw OnLRAN,, La.
FINE
PLUMBING WORK'
ALEX SARRE.
No. 0, Broad Street.
SANITAKY PLUMBEB.
WHinMIJIL,...
; Bath Tula made to order toil abypuce.
_ . I sn i see him before lolling tear caarmeU
lor water. Don t lonrtl Ko. tf. ilroal Htrest at
M. M. JfADDBY’S.
AH Joints wiped, no Tinker Joints made oa
Water Pips*. ssfttnfrf.
Wf«WKi5
agent made flit......
flist fn>k In s vlIDgo of «
■ohool ills tfst if
iv 200 Try It in too?
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J.u riiMR,
IS.* A1U* IS. (
STONE CONTRACTOS.
JOHN LILLY
wl l Contract for nil kinds of
ROCK WORK
Is thN sad sdloialaa
AAdKSiOBSUUT •>.
mur
l.oaU—The Party <
Drill 8«*t Dow
0| < i,4 House. - ,
It w ill bo seen that the social aessi
\thvra Ims opened in earnest. The past
*eek has Included soin» delightful ere-
nigha, and the record for the next w
will be full of interest Between the
Opera House and the . private entertain-
meutR,-Athinslt catering tho gay sea
son. ’ *
***
The Dickens party Friday evening at
the residence of Mrs. M. A. Lipscomb on
Millcdge avenue, was a brilliant success.
It was opened by one of “the old ladies”
in a few touching'remarks on Dickens.
One passage so true and to the life, ling-
era in our ears: “The dear, kindly faco
and kindlier heart of Charles Dickens 1 ns
a charm in every household; a friend by
every hearth stone.” Bos, himself (Bry-
au O. Collier,) iu a most pathetic nr.d
beautiful address, called up from the
past those inimitable characters which
nave charmed so many of onr homeol
from childhood up. Then came two
vivi l and charming scenes from Nicolas
Ntukley. This scene showed great
dramatic power. Next was David Cop-1
pcrfield and his darling little Dora. The
dirling herself could uot have been
more beautiful than our fair debutante,
nor tho original David more saturated in
love than our handsome young towns*
man. The closing bceno was M r. Quilp s
party given in tbo absence of her liege*
ord. Each 0 3e su-‘ainod his part ad
mirably. The dresses were handsome,
antique and characteristic. As for old
iQuilp, the character was perfect, and!
all parts were ekilfully sustained. 1
* The supper served during the even*
ing was delightful. Mias Lamar Ruther
ford exquisitely rendeied the music fori
the occasion. The young people of]
J Athens are greatly indebted to Mrs. [
Lipscomb and her accomplished daugh
ter for an elegant evening.
V
'.Yednesday evening last Prof, and
Mrs. Char bon nierg%te an elegant‘'house-
wanning” in their beautiful new home
•in upper Milledge Avenue. The recep
tion went olf handsomely, agd a charm
ing company participated in tho pleas
ures of this auspicious occasion. Many
congratulations were offered the host
Nnd hostess upon their new residenoe.
Amonz those present were: Prof and]
Mrs. Willcox, Prof ami Mrs Morris, Mrs.
Lipscomb, Miss Rutherford. Mrs Wit-1
Main*, Miss Mary Hamilton, Mr andMrs
Flanigen, Prof and Mrs VVhiUf? Dr and
Mrs Uerdine, Mr and MrsJohn Hope
Hull, Miss While, of Baltimore, Mrs
Wray, of Augusta, Mrs Maggio Dugas,
•f Augusta, Messrs Sylvanus Morris,
\V M Howland, John Benedict, Mr and
|Mrs. Hugh N Taylor, Mr Billups Phini-
Mr md Mrs A L Hull, Mr and Mrs
I Ferdinand Phinixy.
One of tho prettiest entertain nients
ever given will coine off nex*; Thu rsday
and Friday evenings, at Deupreo Opera
House, for the benefit of the Y. M. C. A.
The pit of the opera house will bo floor
ed over and a graceful and accomplish*
oil UoUj - m€ y.««u Udioa
wilt give a pretty drill with
rwaiurs. Their marches and evolutions
are very beautiful ana ii.ge i ous, and a
rehearsal yesterday showed tho fair com-
I piny to bo well up in the tactics. The
corps is under tho skilful command of
Capt. John D. Mell. Mn. R. D. Mure
and Mr. Heo, Lucas have given the en
tertainment much time anu pains. After
the drill, a table will be spread and a .de
lightful aupper will be given. The fol
lowing young ladies compose tho grace
ful sq uadi
Misses M E Noble, OussieNoble, Kate
Rutherford, Blanche Lipscomb, Birdie
Moss, Maud Talmadge, Mary Russell, [‘
Mary Brumby, Mary Nicholson, Berta
Latimer, Annie Crawford, Lixxie Bloom
field, Virginia White. Daisy Willcox,
Bjssie Conger, Bailie Fleming, Livy Cobb
and Leila Chandler.
Mr. John Hearing is rusticating in
Covit.gt n.
Will there bo another liquor election
ordered in Clatke? We trust not
Mr. Uiirvey Huggins has been up the
Northeastern on a hunting expedition.
A divorce case is a big thing for some
of the youn&liiwyera North of Athens.
Some v.ry fine carp are being caught
out of the Ofove fiver in Banks coun
‘y-
Tho street! were alive-^with people
last night to get the returns from At
lanta. *
Tho Wilk’s heator for bath rooms and
water at sanio time, at E. E. Jones, call
and investigate.
W© regret to lsarn that Miss Emily
Witherspoon is very sick and has been
so for some time.
Miss Mamie Lou Miller, who has been
visiting Miss Mattie Grady, leaves for
Greenville to-merrow.
We are sorry to state that Mr. A.
Griffeth is confined to his room on ao<
count of iricknesg.
Mr. M. 11. Maddrey has received the
contract for putting a tin roof on the
school building* in Penfleld.
Austin & Co., of Jefferson, have a well
arranged livery stable in rear. of their
large store in Jefferson.
Capt. E. C. Cox, formerly conductor
on the Northeastern Railroad,is now the
depot agent at Harmony Grove.
Holman & Deadwyler have 60 head of
horses stopped in San Antonio. Texas,
by the strike of the railroad hands.
I The many friends of Miss Lucy Bish
op regret to hear of her recent illness,
and hope soon to see her out again.
Col. J. W. Echols has been summon
ed 1 by telegram to the bedside of bis
wife, whe is critically ill in Pittaburg, Pa.
Capt T. C. Williams is spoken of in
connection with Senatorial honors in the
district composed of Jackson, Hall and
Banks counties.
Our 913 suite for this week is a para
lyser to all competition. If you want a
cheap suite now is your time.
Epos, Dobsky & Co.
You can buy cheaper at Edge, Dorsey
& Co's, and find a larger and better stock
to select from than at any other furniture
dealer's in this section,
M.. Dick Hood, who was bidly hurt at
the bridge between Harmony Grove and
Jofferson is getting along very well and
Dr. Hardeman thinks he will recover.
E K. Jones has the contract to put In
two Urge and powerful furnaces in the
Public schools. Pardee desiring esti
mates on this mode ef |heating buildings
would do well to consult him.
Telegraph operator Davis, of the
Northeastern Railroad, placed the Bak-
senAVatcumah nuder special obligations
last night by taking our specials at the
Western Union office.
We have iust received a full line of
Lorenz's celebrated extracts and Elite
face powder, acknowledged to be the
bent goods of the kind on the market.
Wadk & 8lxdgb.
The nomination of Dr. John Gerdine
fr»r school trustee meets with the en-
At the solicitation of many citizens, 1
announce inyscif as a candidate fer al
derman for tho second.ward.
W. A. Me 1Wkm,.
- r.
For Aldermnti.
The friends of Dr. E. S. Lynd
by uqpmmce him as a candidate for Al
derman in the second ward.
To the Citizens of Athens.
I hereby announce my.self a candidate
for Mayor of Athens at the ensuing elec
tion, promising to dovote my enliro time
and attention to the important interests
of our city. E. U. Dorsey.
FOB ALDEII3IAN*
Tho friends of David O. Barrow, Jr n
announce him as a candidate for Aider-
man from the Fourth ward.
Anuou Mccuteii t*
At the solicitation of friends, I an
nounce myself ai a candidate for Alder-
man frojtn tho third ward.
Very respectfully, ‘ ?
W. D. Ghivikth
For Mayor.—By request of numerous
friends, I herein announce myself as a
candidate for tho next mayor of Athens,
and if elected, I promise to work faith
fully for the prosperity of the city and
its citixens. Very respectfully,
V. W. SKIFF.
Athens, Oct. 23,1887. ; ‘ 1 ’ ‘
AKNOVNCr.nfiNT.
At the earnest solicitation of many
frSnds I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for re-election to the office o
MAYOR, of the city of Athens for the
ensuing year, 1888, and respectfully ask
an endorsement from all citizens.
A. JL Hodoson,
For s*ic.
A lot containing 6-tO of an acre on
which there ia a two poom house, good
spring on the lot If applied for in the
next five days a baf|tfn -'may be had.
Price |360. JiJJ. Williford,
^ Beal Estate Agent
T HE CHILE** BIBLE.
We have seen a number of abridged
Bibles, children's Whies, stones from the
Bible, etc, all possessing more or less
merit; some of them very excellent, but
none of them worthy to be compared
with that which lies befo:
child’s Bible,” from the press of Uaasel
A Co. We htyre examined the work
with much pleasure, and ore convinced
of its great superiority ovea anything of
the kind, which has overcome under our
. nojice, and are prepared to commend it in
unqualified terms. The book receives
the endorsement of the leading clergy
men of this country, A few are printed
beie- below:
For several yexra I have had “The
Child's Dibio” in my family. I do not
hesitate to say that I believe it to be the
best help for the children and the young
people in the study of God’s word that
can be found in Christian literature.
Rm. J. B. Hawtiiounk, 1). 1>,
Pastor First Baptist Church, Atlants, Gu.
“Tho Child's Bible,’ is a good book,
and hope it may have a large circula
tion. Rov. J. \V. Beckwith, D. D.
Bishop of Georgia.
I have, sinco buying a. copy of the
“Child’s Bible,” a few days ago, been
examining it, and find it a very desirable
book, and I would be glad if every fam
ily In tho land would have a copy of it.
Rev. 89u P. Jones, Evangelist,
Cartersville, Ga.
I regard it a book of the highest value.
7t meets a real want and deserves the
immense sale it is having.
Rev. J. W. Lee, D. 1).,
Pastor Trinity M. E, Church, Atlanta, Ga.
Haro is a marvelous book. Uow can
anv household where there are children
afford to bo without it? It is marvelous
for the sixo and cleancss of its typo; for
the number and effectiveness of its illus
tration; for tho beauty of its binding; for
tho completeness of its contents; 24ft
consocuttvo chapters; most marvelous of
all for the low price at which it is fur
nished.
!iJi ■* Rev. J. H. Vincent, D. D.,
Supt Instruction O. I*. 8. 0., i
Editor S. S. Journal.
I tako pleasure, in recommending tho
“Child's Bible” to those who may wish |
to interest children in the study of re
ligious subjects, as an auxiliary of real
merit
Athens, Ga., Nov, 18, 0. D. Campbell.
Par tor Baptist Church.
I heartily concur in tho above.
C.W. Lasix,
Pastor Presbyterian Church.
I consider it most admirably adapted
to unfold to the young mind some of tho
most interesting and practical truths of
tho Scriptures, and can> therefore recom
mend it J. C. Davis,
Rector Episcopal Church.
Athens, Ga , Nov. 23, lb87. . '
Red Jersey Pig a.
Red Jersey pigs, registered thorough*
bred, for sale. Inquire at
Tai.m Apfli Bros*
H. N. WILLCOX,
General Insurance igent,
Athena, Georgia,
REI-RESINTINO
IMPERIAL FIRE INSUR
ANCE CO., of London.
NORWICH 1 UNION FIRE
dormment'or «Y«ry on*, we oti(J.i»uiinP IN9UKANCSCU of ■Norwich.
“OOD BRIM THE qiRLl."
A touching incident occurred Bt the
dinner giren by the “King 1 , Daughter*”
at the Institute, on Thuridey. After
dinner, while in the ch.pel, end under
the charm of the .wet music, one of the
old IkdieK, her eyce blinded with teen,
said: “God bless these good people;
bleu these deer, dear girls.”
...
A marriage in high life will come off
on Prince arenas, on 14th, in which Ss-
rannah will claim one of Athene’ ehtnn-
g daughters.
***
Mn. Maggie Dugas end Miss Greco
Arrington Dngu will return to Augnata
to-mofrow.
We nndentend it is "quite the thing,”
I. e. * is Mix)*: For suit gentlemen
friend to und or carry a bouquet to each
debutant of the seaftn. ■ Uow many
bouquets shall w* order thia winter?
»«*
These moonlight nights are rough on
thou tiring in the rieinity of the L. 0. I
The tinkling of guitan and the weak
roicea of the lore eick swains, are sweet
ness personified, but there ia such a
thing u enough end that ia whet the
neighbors and the young ladies her* at
lut attained.
•**
Prof and Mrs. H. O. White care
delightful entertainment on Thanltsgif-
ing evening, complimentary to Miu Jen-
nio White, of Baltimore. Thie evening
wu moat pleasant, and wu greatly an-
, oyed by those in attendance. Miu Whit,
a a moat accoupHabed yonng lady and
ia much admired in onr city.
*A little lire Is quickly If uldeD not
Which, being eqlfered, river* cannot
quench’"
Procrastination may rob you of ti.m,
but by incri'Sinl dllignoo you can m ike
BPtlu|o*l hut if It I *b you ot'ii’o the
t m tv irroin-'di-ible. If your iteal'U’-s
drl>ctle, your iip;.elite Seale,yours! Of
bfohell, your mind depressed,- your
whole being out of sort., depend on it
you .ore efrlo oly i.ioraaed. In all atioit
cooes 1),. Pierce's "Golden Modlcal Dis
covery'’ will sp'vdily effect a genuine,
ulicit cure— uake a new man of yon
that both aides in the city election will
print Dr. Gerdine'a name on their tiokets.
A complete suite of furniture' for this
week only, consistirg of 1 n ice bureau, 1
nice bed, 1 nice wuh-etand, 1 nice table,
3 nice chairs. 1 nice rocker, 1 nice towel
rack, $13,00. Knots, Douar ft Co.
Col. R. L. J. Smith, of Harmony
Grore, has been attending Jefferson
court, and after the preu of bntineu ia
over, will giro the B.-W. the new* o(
bis town svery day. The Colonel is a
lira corrsspondsnt.
Beginning with this week our elegant
assortment of Uoliday Goods bogin to
arrive. Remember, w* know whst to
keep to please the trade and wa intend
to ull them cheaper than yon can buy
in |he South. Edge, Dorsey ft Co.
The city election draws near and tha
canvasaia growing very warm. The
friends ol the candidates for Mayor are
working bard. The race for council in
the second ward, between Dr. E. 8. Lyn
don and Capt. W. A. McDowell will be
cion and interesting. Both men hgve a
large following, and will poU their full
strength.
Unclaimed Letter.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in
the post-office at Athena, Ga, advertised
Nov'28th,‘ 1887;
LtDIES’ LUT.
Bondman, J 0 l’ridgeforfh, Ltxsle,
Bohannon, 0 J Devi*, Mamie,
Holbrook, Patsy, Harris, Chaney,
Jenkins, Sylvie, Jones, Omo,
Dewis, Emma, Neaby, Jour,
jope, Annie K Reynolds, Nicy,
Whitehead; Etty, Wright, Ella.
oaXTLIMWS LIST
Bigger*; James, Bran, Joseph,
Beoeile, Former, Bishop, Claud,
Kberhart, Jacob, Elevander, Jas,
Gordon, Tboa w, Gonter, J J,
Gatchell, H T, Hubberd, Jno 8,
Kranhcimer, J E, Lowery, Jos E,
Martin, B A, McCIeakey^ R B,
McGidy, J E,
Newton, Wm H
Power*, AI
Thome*, oho,
I bonus, J D,
WCUICHVj, II U|
McIntosh, George,
Pittard, William,
Snipes, CF,
Tolbert, Levi,
Weire, Uenvy,
W. B. UoaxiTT, P. M.
"Throw Physio to the Dos."
when it is • id-fatldoned bine mass, bine
pill tor, ami Insist on using Dr. Fierce'*
.‘TLaasnl Purgative Pellets.” a modem
medical luxury, being imall, nugtr-
c atcd grannie*, containing ihe active
- principles of certain note and herb*,
end which will be found to contain at
much caih.nio power us any of the old.
fashioned, larger pill*, »i boot tbe lj:-
t r’eviqlenr.draMieiffota, The iwll,.t«
operate thoroughly but harmlentiy, i s-
t*i lirhlnga permanently h’sltliy notion
of lire Momecb and bowel*, and in an
anll-itlh'ua remedy are enrqn-Ied.
C LL*nr. Bora Ticket.—Thu Unirer-
nity Reporter comes out this week with
the following ticket at the head of iu
editorial column: For Prcaidont, Orov-
or Cleveland, of New York. For Vice-
President, Henry W. GraJy, of Atlanta.
For Alderman, David C. Barrow, Jr., of
KM. MMiMfMDoms Ml Athena. Thia ia us strong a ticket as
•dUH. B.M«oleij | and aave you Iroui the tortures of linger- could be nominated by the Democratic
NORTHERN
CO. of London.
ASSURANCE
LUt of Cvmpanlof.
Jerman Anurlcan of New York.......
i’henixof Brooklyn
Royal of Liverpool
Lomlon and Lancan of Liverpool,.
Wedtein of Toronto
Queen of Eritrtanri
Fhoenlxof (*ondo>
Continental of New York
Mai on of Macon Ga..,.
A!mo Manhattan Life Insurance Company (Aanetta over)
Insures against damages trora Tornadoes. Policies Issued OO
plan. Prom’.UaTi .lotos taker, ir*. part p*»mAnt whan desired,
•mention given to all buoiness, and rates and terms guaranteed
iny refpoQsibie company.
Offlot, Corner Clayton and Tbo mas streets, Up
mHrch27dly.
HENDERSON WAREHO
HODGSON BROTHERS, Proprietors,
.
COTTON FAC
Money Loaned at Reasonable Rates.
HODGSON BROS.
-
WHOLESALE! GROCERS,
CAMPUS DOTS-
Mr. H. Key Milner, of last year’s Son
ior class,«who has been taking a post
graduate course of Mining Engineering
at Columbia College, New York, ia
among hia nninerons college friend* on
the campus. He bee acceptod an excel,
lent position with the Elyton Land Co.,
of Birmingham, Ala, end will leave in •
few days to assume hi* work.
In Ihe Demoithenian and Phi K*ppa
hills yesterday,wen exhibited two very
handsome pictures, which are offered to
he aocietiig at contidcnhly reduced
ratosjiy Dr. Newton. I)r. Newton’* in
terest in the students and their enter
prises has won for him the esteem
admiration of all the boys. - Jffr\J
Sere nailers are quit* numerous among
the students.’
Many of the eollego boys attended the
’’Dickeee Party,” given by Mias Blanche
Lipscomb, Friday night. Miss Blanche
ia a general favorito with tho students.
A very Interesting debate occurred in
the Demoethenian society yesterday.
The Blair bill was tha aubject of dis-
AMERICAN FIRE INSUR
ANCE CO. of Philadelphia.
FACTORS’ & TRADERS’ IN
SURANCE CO. of New Orleans.
*1*0
THE MUTUAL I.IFE ef N. Y.,cu*aion.
the laigeat, uliip.t and bett life com-1 The election of champ
puny in the world, and
THE TRAVELERS’ INSUR
ANCE CO,of H<irtfortt n the origin-
til accident company of the world.
OFFICE AT
O’FARRELL & HODGSON’S.
AUCTION SALE
THURSDAY
DECEMBER 15TH.
Suite'll and ftssldeae* property knows
CLABKE PLACE,
Situated Corner or Msvket sad Bull IU,
I'okUhtndhu’never rested for lenthu'lim^W
rue No. 2 27*53. adlofnlna the vhoye end front,
legion Hull Street, SmeUltereend tbepieuly
’‘ilot Noe. 1 end 1-37*50 foot each homing Hall
e '-' 'no. 5—The hr,too Flute fntoUMM foet «t
et It root, lunrtlng It ek tef foet toUre. ill.
nttn’i hoe. tin thle lot 1. e cood it* room d«4-
trig, s one room eertoou borne and a mil.
Lot So. fi—70x15, ( noting 70 foet on aarlrot
t, a.tjmilnx lb« tboru lot on the Kftfti, Mrr,
... a. Hffin on th« Xonh and Mrs .s, C. Rw« oa
thn We«t On till! lot thero Is a good framo barn
r a able with 4 ■tall*.
Sold lor lrtvioton. Torn ..ill l.o mode known
onn.en.ye.-l.,- D aBIfrmB R Rii
for Sale Until Dea 20th.
Tb* bona*and lot on (be conn of Hit. md
Pope street*, known at tbo Arnold Place. Call at
my ottro for p-lcaand term*. If not told hv tbo
20th will realtor IMS. W. I». GltlFFKTIf.
Real Erato Agent.
debitors
from tho Domotthanian an«l l*hi Kappa
societies promises to bo exciting in the
extreme. The candidates are already
announced and the campaign has opened
in eurnosL
The University m’.nstrels are steadily
at work arranging a most delightful pro
gram for their big show. It will proba
bly tako place just before the Christmas
vacation-
The b iter of ex President Jefferson
Davis, accepting honorary inembcririiip
of the Demoithenian society, has boon
placed in an elegant frame and hung in
ihe hall.
Tbo coDeg© exercises will clo.se on tho
23rd pf December for the Christmas
holidays.
J. J. M i« iter—The watch maker an
Jeweler is prepared to .do all kinds of
repairing In the most improved style.
Call at Dr. Lyndon’s drug store and got
your watches and jewelry repaired and
also examino his large A stock of Jewelry.
Timk.—Spare moments are like the gold
dustof time. Skiff tho Jeweler has no
sparemomeDt8, takes his time to keeep
time a ticking and attend to the wants
of his numerous customers. d&wlt
Greatest Wonder of the Age!
MISS Y0NDERLEITH,
COLLEGE AVENUE.
HEADQUARTERS forTOYS!
- THE RAYMOND PATENT
BABY JUMPER,
Velocipedes,
Doll Carriages,
Wagons,
Dolls,
Willow Baskets,
And all Rinds of Toys, j
NOTICE.
luN'ie.a* fhe I*» *t|ihA Nov.niv‘0 term «i
Hapvrlor Court #f CUika Counir lo lucre*.<,
Caudal *uxk of the Aftumi City Wtu-t
ktCf nNii? Twr*«T-FlTe Tho«*»n'f INfllar*.
W. U. 1IOW KLL, Frt.idtfUL
W»rk« Cf mp«»y Tj
net2AlAw4«.
.UNC
IPARTb
sfriisar
53SSSS
SUITABLE
FOR THG
Smallest Infant
CHILDR EN
—cr t#~
Four Years Old.
Achieved Phenomenal SnrewH
BEEKVKR UHRODDCKP.
ATHENS, GEOltUI
COTTON MARKET-
Athf.ns. Nov. 20.—Market quiet.
Good middling.... ft Jg
Middling 9 6-8@3t
Low Middling.... ... .9 3-fi
Good Ordinary
Tinges >....*
Strict Low Middling
New York.
Cotton, Closed steady
Middling
Net Receipts 36,813 ; Exports to Great
Britain 9,038; France 5,610 ; Continent
1,182; Channel Porta none; ^Stock
851,048; Sales for consumption.
Fat area Ojranad
Tone firm.
Sept. t ... 10 45i
Oct .... 10 251
Novembor ....10 631
. steady
10 46
10 12 •»:;
10 CO Cl
10 C6-57
10 63-64
10 70-71
December .... 10 49
January ....10 58
February ....10 65
March ....10 71
April ....10 78
May ....10 85
June ....10 92 .... 10 83-84
July ....10 02 .... 10 88 8ft
August ....lie. .... 10 92;93
Liverpool.
Market firm demand light.
Uplands C 9-16
Orleans C 58
Sales 6,000; Spoc. & Exp. 500; Ro-
ipts 10,200,all American
Futures Oponed Closed
Tono no tone, easy.
Nor ....6 38 39,... 6 38B
Nov and Dec 6 36 .... C 303
Dec and Jan 6 35 36 .... 5 358
Jan and Feb 6 34 35 .... 5 358
Feb and Mch 5 37 .36 .... 5 30
Mch Ar April 5 37 38 ....5 371
April & May 5 39 40 .... 5 39!
May & Juno 5 41 42 .... 5 41!
June & July 5 43 44 .... 5 13f
July and August . nono .... nom
Sept hone .... non*
VITIATED BLOOD
Scrofulous, Inherited and Contagious
Humors Cured by cutlcura.
Through the medium t f one of your books
professional cards.
SYLVASim moBHis,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
R. L. J. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
HARMONY GROVE, GEORGIA,
Will practice in Jackson, Banki, Madieen'
n<l adjacent routine*, end also in the
ami Federal court* of U«
*i>ecial intention to collections and
pt returne. Offlce room No.l, over
Wiff s*
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
TTrjLLprucilcoln
VV Oillco on Jtroi
Long'a Drug 8torc.
itoitrul Federal.
xt door above
feblHdljr.
RU SELL A UPSON,
ATTORNEY’S AT LAW
ATHENS, OEORUU.
JOHN D. MELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Athens, Georgia.
Q|bco la old Krenkliu House Bulldl^o^poeUe
-THE-
IRON ‘KING!
rank T. Wray, DruggUI
lv*d in rough _ _
Attollo, Ha„ t became art|iulnted with .
CUTiUURV Kh MKD1K**, end Uke thia oppt
lunlty to teatify to you that their
,iy to you t
_ ... ully cured me ot om
blood noiaoulDg, in Ootinecllou with ery»i
that i h*vo ever eeen, and this after havlu„
pronounced lacarilile by iwtae of the t*eiit phyet-
olaoeln our county. I take greet pi
forward'og to you thia
"'JSffliJWS.
your C UTIL'UK A RKMKDlBd e trial
P.H. WIIlTUNdKR, I^ecl
Reference: FRANK T. WKAY/DruggUt, Apollo,
Pe.
The Monarch of Cook Stove
TIME TRIED AND TESTED,
car Loads of T&am la Us# la this ieetlo
that others ajiOeriug No Htove ever sold has given each aatveru
lonlel, unsolicited
t other* ei:"
r b« encouraged
MBS a trial.
. WIIITLINCKR, I^echburg, Pe.
MtiafkeUon aa tho
leene, on oath »ey»: "In 1670 8orofulou« Ulcere
broke out on my lody until t wu a meae of ror-
pllou, K ervtblng known to the medical
faculty wee tried in vein. I becamee mere wreck.
could not lift m; bud to my bend.
_. (urn fo bed; wm fa coneUnf pruu. end
looked upon Ufe at i curse. No relief or cure In
ten veart- In I8MI heard of the CUTlCuKA
KIlMKDIES, ueed them, an* wm perfectly
enred."
ORB or THK WORST CASKS.
V. h.Ve bMn letliog ,<mr COTICUKA REME-
DIK.4f»r >eara, and have the fir»t complaint yet to
receive from a purchaser. One of the wont
cixm ofRcrofUla I evereaw wucurel by the
u*o of live bottles of OUTICUBA RESOLVENT,
CUTICUHA, end CUTIOUBA SOAP. The Soap
uke* the “ceko” hereee • modlc'ne soap,
TAYLOR A TAYLOR. DruKKUta.
Frankfort, Kan
tcRoruLons inherited,
And Contagious Humor*, with Lota of Hair, end
Eruption of the Skint ere poeltlveiv cured by
COficUKA end CUTICUtA SOAP ezterneUv.
idCUriCl’RA BLHOLVKNT tntemellv, when
all other tnedlcInM fell,
tsild every* here. Price, f*u»leara, We.; **oep,
« ; Resolvent, It. Prepend by the Potter
end Chemlcel Co., Poeton, Mere.
“ DlMMca,’*et
IRON KING.
E. E. JONES,
Iaaole Agent In Athena for this
known Htovee. Cell or write to '
Inge Htove or any thing in hia 1
my location.
— ilm.
MRS. T. A. ADAMS, ,
ha. j iut rMrive* a let o(
NEW GOC
odwtU
Sail at Radical Mot final II iqs
narehaodly.
’ontod by C a tic u re Medicated Hoep.
UTERINE PAINS
.rd Weeknete Inetaetlv relieved bv
UUTICUKA ANT1PAIM PLA8TBB,
i Perfect Anti-'ete to Pain, Inflimmv
tlon eu l Wtekneet. A new, insuo-
ineou- end infallible pdn-kilPng p'aetcr. 'J5c.
BiVdAwlaa:
G eorgia, clabke •coghty.-
Whcreai. John N. Ridxewsy »
James M. Rid**«*7. (dmlautnlov* «
Nelson Ridgeway, deceased, apply •
me for leevelo stll *11 the land belong
ing to the eeeat* af Hid deceased, to wit:
One tract of land lying in Oconee joun-
ty, Georgia, adjoining F. P. Griffeth and
others, containing about 800 acme.
These an therefore to notify and site
all oonoerned to show cans* at the reg
ular term of Uw coon of Ordinary of
said counts of Clarke to be held on the
first Monday far January next why said
leave thou Id net he created. Given ra-
ler my hand at affice, this 7lh day ef ,
. «o.a-.t
November,
Ai
noTlfiwJSl
ACKSO.V, i
■eut them at once I
&ars* f
