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Rev. Fred K. Howsrt, D. D, has ja.t
brought suit for 150,000 damages in
Jackson, Tenn,, against sixteen of the
leading members of the first Baptist
church and several news papers. In 1886
they published an article " signed by
the sixteen, members of. the Baptist
church in vVch they charged that he
jllowing scl
land at
Commei
It is with deep concern that his exten-
tensire acquaintanceship ieamsof the ill
ness of our disUr-- 1 - 1 -^
the home of his
Freight Passeng
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6*30 • 8.15 11.03 L’ve Lula, ", L’ve fjS lo’
6.00 8.36 11.26 L’ve GitUville, L've 7.24 9.
6.25 8.51 11.41 L’yo Maysville, L’ve 7.00 9.
7.10 9.11 12.01 L’re Harmony GrOTe,L’ve 6.45 9.
7.40 9.29 12.10 L’ve Nicholson, L’ve 6.31 9.
8.00 9,40 12.30 L’ve Center, L’re 6.20 8.
8.35 LOO 12.50 A’re Athens, L’re 6.00 S.
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BETWEEN CORNELIA AND TALLULAH FALLS.
Stations
shed Chancellor, at
jhterJ Mrs. A. D.
Smith, in Auburn, Ala. latest tidings
report him better, and it is profoundly
hoped that he trill be at Us.post within
< short time. His prostration is dtie to
overwork during the past summer in the
preparation of his Artieleson the TJnirer-
sity* They were masterly papers, but
had borne two or three aliases in South
Carolina and Georgia,, as “H6wlett,*i
‘‘Hewlett,” and “Howard"; that he bad
eloped withanother man’s wife la South
Carolina bad associated^ with negroes;
had been guilty of malfeasance while |n
Northbound
Mixed
Stations
Handled.
Lost.—A fourmnd a half column lat
ter; on tbs internal rerenuo system,
signed by A. O. Bacon. This letter
came ont in the Atlanta Constitution last
Thursday, and has not been heard of
since' The finder will be rejrarded by
8.45 L’ve Tallulah Falls, A’ve 12,45
9,00 L’re Turnersville, L’re 12.28
9,16 L’re Anandale, L’re *12,10
9.30 L’re Clarkesrille, L’re 12.00
9,65 A’re Cornelia, L’re 1L85
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BETWEEN .ATHENS AND ATLANTA VIA. LULA.
Leaye Athens, 660 pm **Leave Atlanta 7:40 am
Arrive Atlanta 9:40 p m **Arrire Athens. 12:50noon
‘Leave Athens 8:85 am • Leave Atlanta 4:30 p m
‘Arrive Atlanta 12:20 noon • Arrive Athens 1QKX) p m
Time 30 minutes faster than Athens City time.
L. L. McCLESKEY,Div. Pass. Agt. .E. BERKELEY, Supt.
J. Li TAYLOR, C. P. A.
•♦Dally—’Daily Except Sunday,
me or the
TIM
giving information on the subject to the
Atlanta Constitution.—Columbus En
quirer.
Our contemporary is rather severs,
considering the fact.that Hqjor Bacon’s
presentation of the internal revenue
DR VON DONHOFF?
KAILROADSCHEDULES.
"PIEDMONT AIR-LINE ROtitffiT
ISW LOW AS f|HB L .*■* Yen
i than eoth Meridian lima.
|5.00 • month,
ROOM over the Shoottar Gallery at ti.00 a
BOOM over ChlMa, Hlektnon A Co’a. at $5.00
• month.
I BOOMS over Slyer Myere Dry Goode Blore »t'
i KiOO fi piece.
^ THREE Boom Homo on Palukl Street.
^ TWO Boom Boom on 8tatae Rlsht Street,
teak mom or hall of GrlSth A Andonon • roa
Represents Following Reliable, Prompt Paying Companies:
List o! Companies.
German American of New York.
Phenfxof Brooklyn
lendereonvllle.
Royalol Liverpool,
L)«uto on.ee can ho rented non to Hub’ll
drwf store,
FOR BALK.
* apondld trait and dally farm 2 miles-from
A College Chapel, voL watoied, two branches
running hrongh seme. Then sra S seres hoHom
load, 28 serss^lmbor lsnd, and 10 acres In a high
state of enltivatieo, Sod a iplendld vineyard ol
seappemmg dbd various (other klodt ol grapes,
ends Sno poteh and appe orthard; a six room
960.821
Western ol Toronto.
Queen of England.......'. . J- 9 V6.093 740.90
1’hcBnlx oi London . • ••- 1.887.175 688.03
Continental of New York 62139.981 1,374.83
Macon of Macon da... 109.000 5.12
Also Manhattan LUe Insurance Company (Asaetts over) 114,000,000
Instues against damages from Tornadoes. Policies iMued on three year term
plan. Premium notes taken in part payment when desired. Prompt persona
attention given to all business, and rates and terms guaranteed at low ns those o
any responsible oompany^ Thomas sts, Up ;talr», Athens, Os.
marob27dly. “
ImTB
dwelling, end barn.
A enlendid 50ae» fane. 82 acres In a high state
Aior cultivation, the remainder In pasture and
original forest timber; a-nest, new 4 room honte.
^«.^2d h .^heMh5?Jh"r
Eufaula, Ala, is suffering from too
much fire and too little water. The fire
was raging at last accounts and a whole
block was threatened.
Carter H. Harrison, ex-mayor of Chi.
ctgo is travelling among the Celestials
and says he denbts the' existence of the
ROUGH ON TALLAPOOSA.
lmile to Dowdyposteffleo,Smile’ to itrmtervilic’
and nine to Athens, on projected;!*. 0. ,* ” "
Will soil o» oxshnssoCm city proportyl
CITY PROPERTY FOR BALE.
Cfoom dwelling gondwood nnd coel eellsr, nf>
Used water main In street, end , fine wall of
water on lot. Slso ol1st SIX18S leel, and Jocstc A
A correspondent of the Anniston (Ain)
Hot Blast, writing about the Now York
Herald's recent exposure of the Tallapoo
sa swindle,’says: “For cool, organized
and baralkced deception it is without a
parallel in tho South. The wonder is
that the Governor of a great State, or
any man having any character, ahonld
for a momant permit hla name to be
associated with such an enterprise^ and
that it is not denounced and exposed by
the prnaa througout the South is equally
unfortunate. It is such schemes that do
the Booth muoh harm, and prevent the
investment of capital and emigration to
places that have merit If there is any-
fhiatw ill * f wmild 4isaeia4 m mam uL ——
UNDERWEAR BAZAAR.
great wall of China.
Mr. Norwood, of Georgia, haa intro,
duced a bill into tho House for the erec
tion of a publio building at Brunswick,
ATTORNEY AT IAW.
LUMBER!
WILL 8UPPLY
Flooring, Ceiling 8 Wcatherboarding,
ARNOLD A FICKRhLL,
UNDERWEAR!
SCRATCHED 28 YEARS,
Maly, i Itching, Skin Dleeaas w
thing thst would disgust a new comer or
invoator with tha South and driva him to
taka the first train for home it would be
a visit to Tallapoosa, when bs would
loads in vain to find iron ora enough to
run a blast furnace for an hour, or for
a gold min, that tha sponsors for T»Ua-
Npw is the time to get your Underwear in.Styles, Prices and Qualities
poosa would put a doUar in with tha hopa
of getting back.”
• POULTRY AND DOGS.
In another column will be found an
appeal by on, of our fancier, to tha poul
try and dog breeders of Athens. We
see no good resson why Athens should
not have an exhibition of her fancy
stock, and think it would be a groat suc
cess. Groat Interest Is felt in Athens on
. tbs subject, end only a little organisation
and concert of action will Insure a splen
did show. Such astep is necessary if
we ever want to make ours a market in
S. RAPHAEL & CO
ATHENS, tQEORCftA.
want to nuie ours a market in
this Une. It will advertise our breeders
and help the whole city. Let us have a
poultry and bench shew by aQ means,
BUYS AND'SELI
Opr & Hun
\STT(jL buy and sell mules du
V? season—any one having
mule for aale or wants to buy ehi
onus. Aleo a lot of second hand
and harness.
aug27d6m. ORR A HUN
Represent best Com]
perty in Athens and v;
„ far or compaxixb.
Home of New York
Pbcenlx of Hartford,
iosand Insure desirable Pro
ifcy on most favorable terms.
The effort to induce congress to pass a
prohibition bill for the District of Co
lumbia will be watched with a good deal
. of Interest, because In a certain senia it
will give the liquor question a national
character. There is not much doubt that
a majority of both houses would be
strongly opposed to any law which made
and London and Globe,....^..'
ttiittm***
e»»M»*rt*»i
the sale of intoxicating liquors la Wash,
ington impossible, but they will deal
with the subject with their eyes on their
constituents, and do ’their talking and
voting largely for bnneome. It is a cu
rious fact that the prohibitionists count
for support on the democrats from the
300.000
200.000
m EUGENE BRYD1E.
v« jit AnWvAbjr
UviWilkiraMlJas.il. Yang,
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