Banner-watchman. (Athens, Ga.) 1887-1889, March 01, 1888, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHOMAS BARRETT, JR. synod OHM TIB BtoU Augusts, 0*. swsaaSasn?-?! «■- Wi i a . k BSlfe ^, ATHENS GEORGIA, SUNDAY HORNING MARCH FEARS HOUSE. . it Clarion street, Athene, Ca. J. P. FEARS, Proprietor tftMflCifo 5SB2siiBSS 0* o. A.. Tr f. Mlent » n <* looel Oust* Ul.cn fetTO-iir, No 8tu<fent« • RELIUlON IN BUSINESS* Bb»ImmI* Religion—Romans XII-II.- NfTer in tht history of the church vu its pulpit more generally tilled with an able and educated ministry—educa ted alike in truth* «f the gospel and the liberal thought of the day. Never was the ministry generally more exemplify for aoundneaa of doctrine tough', and godliness of walk, in and out of the pul pit Never did the pulpit command and deservedly receive more universal and cordial approbation of both the church and the world. The church ap proves the truths (aught, and reverences the holy lives of it* pulpit teachers. ♦ And just here, strange to eay, lies a •ubtle temptation to the chnrch. To use e buainesa phrese—the tempta tion to bank oh iU pulpit piety. And tbla brings us to th* business pert of our tsxt ThiB cburch—its members—is not slothful in business. Neeer were the church pews so filled with men ex emplary in businees beblts as the world woes. But there Is the rub. Th* Sun der sittings show where the cburch end the world dirldc. Th# tBen corners sre full—church o£8 cere sre not lacking— the pews we well-filled with a good membership—sad! thst too of the most tnfiusntisl snd host people of the com- munitr. Going out from the church on Sunday two well defined currents flow forth to their homes and from their home* to duties of time tor the following wesk. Oos ths smints~tho other the sinners. On Monday—in the duties of business—thoit two currents flow grad ually together until erory Seturdsy night there ie little or no difference in their ways of doing things of time. The Flint and tho Chattahoochee ris ers unite at Apiltchte snd form th# Apa lachicola. The Ciiatuboochee is muddy snd the Flint compared rely clear. For some little distance the waters of the double current sre distinct—but grsdu Ally they mingle, snd in a short distance -down stream the two thoroughly blend and all it muddy. So with the church and the world when the two 8undsy current! mingle and become one in every day businesa of thia life. The business ways of the world were never more aelflsb, and subtle,—aatanic-,—than. in the pres ent day. .Jacob in his palm iest da} s revelling in the act of cheating old Laban out of . if bards snd flocks couldn't hdd a light to his imitators of this day and generation. A knowledge of the “secret* of trade” practiced now would cause Jacob to hide his head in shame as a self convicted “innocent abroad.” A veritable ltmb among the bulls and bear*. The least canny of hia own descen dants could cheat him out of hi* eye teeth; and any average smart gentile would walk around him all dar. Tried .by an intelligent and impartial ijury of the day—Jacob would be convicted of r boitig an i>M fogy In fraud. In fact Ja cob would save the court and countrr t'vo time and expense of trial, and plead guilty to the* chaige of being a bundling old curmudgeon in “trick* of trade.’ ds the church fervent inspirit? jWithin .limits-—yes. The limit is—-it must n*'t interfere with busin>-*a. Sunday wor ship is generally and scrupulously ob served. The church was never better imaintained with the substance. Con tributions to all c‘ urch purposes are good; and given generally and freely by .memhois according t> ability. Charity to the poor seems to abound. Consecra tion of the substance to the extent of re turning to tho Lord as He has prospered, .does nut seem wanting. But how with tho acquiring? W as • thcro fervor of spirit aa towards •the L>rd in the daily business from which the increase comes? Is our conscience void of offence towards •God an l mtn when we bring our offering to the altar? Is the offering clean? Are our hands clean? In our business ■pursuiUfhsve we done all in the name of Christ and to the glory of God? Have we kept ourselvea unspotted from the world? Or have we conformed our business methods to the war of the world, excusing ourselves with tht plea that we mu it light the devil with fire? Have we ca r r.ed our religion into ouv business or have wo by our conduct confessed thst religion snd business like.oil snd water wont mix? Have we honored or dis honored the Lord, in the business of the week from whence we bring the Sunday offering to God’s altar. The church needs business in religieu woefully, it is needed in all cburch work. But God forbid that the basi- ness waya of a wicked world shall ever pervade the church. When that day comes th* church will no longer worship tha living God in the cloud over, hut will bow down to the Goldea Calf at the foot of Sinai. And this briigs us to ths last clause of th* text “Serving the Lord.” Whom •do we serve? God or Mammon? Wbat prompts all our daily pursuits— love of God—or greed for geld? What causes the compromise with conscience la business trans actions snd work? Is it the love of money? The love of money is a root of all evil Is God in all our dally thoughts and work? II «ot, why not? Dow# pat off and on oar foligion with our Sunday garments? Dow# serve God in one su t and Satan in the other? -Not slothful in busiaeae, Infant in spirit, serving th. Lord.” “He that provid-tb not lor hie own household is wore.- thin tha inlidel and ha. lira.fir abandoned tha faith. Tha chnrch needa no !«•< energy and thrift in baaineai. in tha drily life of its numbers. Bnt the crest and th. erer increasing nead of tho church in its work of convincing the world of the truth of Christianity is that Christiana carry their religion into their daily life- their buii- We need in business the spirit of Joshua—'“Choose ys this day whom y. will aerre. As for maandmyhouaa we will servo tho Lord.” ... Tho prevailing want of th# church to day is power in the paw-not power is tha pnipit Sustain tho present pnipit power with power in the pew and the church, under God, wlU qoiekly overcome tho world and the davit. Tho pulpit, in tha work of ths church can never have power to convince tho world of tho truth of Christianity,ca long aa piety la left ortr-wook in tho pew. A pew putyjwbicb is worn like a broad cloth C0At Sunday, sad off Monday for aa old coat suitable for dirty work. — i convince tko world of the truth of Chrict'a grace and its power to keep from sin, and the pol lution of cin. A piety which aits in holy places Sunday, and works with tha world and for the devil all the week, will ntvsr he rery potent in tho conversion of ths world. The sin of ths world is unbelief in Christ. Th* world truita in aay and everything rather than in Christ and His grace. This nnbelief Andaexprewica in various ways In ell the history of tbv church, love of money has been a root of all' evil. This love of money has fortified tha world In a false secant/ through its power in as well as out of 'be church. Aud the great sin of thia di.y In and out of tho church la covetousness-love of money- which begin. its bsnefnl work by d.vions psths in business, then quenches fervor of spirit, and aids in worship of the golden calf. , Giro the church live, zealous members who are diligent in buainesa and who carry their religion into their daily bus iness, and in turn their Christian business methods into church work, and we will hear no more the lam estover ths waning of pulpit power. The church is now blessed with a min istry whose teaching and character wioc fiom the world rcapect,and receive I from tho chutch reverential love. Uphold tha present pulpit with a live and actira paw, xeaious of good works, and possessing purse filled with coniecre- ted gain and giR, and the chnrch bnbnad with power frem on high, would coon overcome the world, the flesh, and tha devIL Pxw. PERSONAL NOTE? ' I THX BSXDfoiti atLvaa sxsvici. I The solid silver com4nnf ri.aet fo*, Em- Forth# best and purest drugs, go to !‘»anUH Cburchi wm ryefi»d wetorday. G. V. Rush. I A Banner-Watchmen reporter Rearing it Go to Lyndon’s planing mills for lum ber, sub, doors, lathea Ac. The prettiest line of baby carriage* in Georgia at Edge, Dorsey k Co's. A fins saddle horse for salt at J. H. Renees’ opposite Market Stsret school. Very fast One thousand pair of shoes to ho Sold at oast, at Coleman’s up town store, for tho next thirty dnys. • Milk shakos, soda water, geiotno con gress water, sad all othar mineral waters •t G. W. Rash's. A oory of partridges flew In a shop on itieor street yesterday, sad th* door ' the bird* b IT SURPRISED HIM. Will MT*r aid tho pulpit to i WhU ths Special Correspondent of a New York Paper Discovered In tbr Hay French Capital. [A special correspondent of the Nevr Yofk Exchange writes from Paris, France, undor date of March 3 ? the fol lowing letter to hi* paper. This commu nication cannot fail to be of great interest to all the people of Athena ,is well as to every one having at heart the welfare of our enterprising city. We beg the at tention of our readers to this communi cation, in that it ahowa the commerce of Georgia's Classic City is making itself felt in the great metropolis of fashion beyond the sea.] Paris, March 3.—It ia surprising how largely the leading mercantile houses of the United States are becoming repre sented in the French capital. A little more than a decade since, it was almost a noveltv for an American visiting here to feast his eyes upon a businoss sign with the name of a trans-Atlantic firm inscribed thereon. In the Rue Scribe or Uue Monroe might here and there be seen the plate of some American bank ing house or transportation agency. This wafralLv Everything is now changed in this respect, and there aye to-dav few prominent afreets In which agencies of Urge commercial houses across the wa ter may not be found. , Such agencies are raaintv those of firms in such centres as New York, Huston ami Chicago, and th# American quarter h fast extending its former lim its. It is asserting itself far out beyond the Rues do I’Exchiquier and Qnatre S* pteinbre, where at one time evens rhust of its form was never dreamt of. Northern and westurn houses are natu rally in the majority, although southern firms are by no means conspicuous by their abaence. Let me give you one instance of this. I was strolling along the Rue de 1’Ex- chiquier the other day when upon the door of No. 21 1 noticed an elegant brass plate bearing th* nerae Michael Bros, Athens, Georgia, U. 8. A. Could it be possible, reasoned I with myself, that Athena, which I bad hitherto taken to be an obscure country town in the Empire Slate of the South, is here represented? It su-» ly w«s represented, and nobly too. For npon entering the building I discov ered an array of millinery such as it r rely falls to the lot of one to diacover It waa a perfect surprise to me, aa I could never have imagined that an unpre tentious city in that Southland, of whoae depictedness we hear ao much, had within its bosom a firm sufficiently large to do battle with the world-wide c It- brated millinery market of Paris. Judging from my own experience, oi rather from my own past incredulity, the genuineness of the to called “impor ted” articles of millinery to be haa in the United States is often seriously called in question. But of this I can doubt no longer. Such houses aa the on* I have described, and at whose ex istence I was so vastly astonished, must take from the Parisian market an enor; tnous supply of specialties with which to gratify the tastes of their cus tomers. The French in general, the Parisians in particular, were ever the leaders of fashion In dress, and will probably remain such. 1 do not mean to Imply that our American taste is in any way inferior to that of th* Parisians. It mar be, or it may not be av. Any how the Parisians have the reputation for being better criterion! than are we, and there's no help for ft. With ell thia in view, it is not there fore to wondered at that an enterprising firm, such aa that of Michael Bros^ must unquestionably be, should see its op portunity in the palm thus proffered to Parisian taste, and profit by that oppor tunity. The prediction ia certainly one to whose originality 1 can lay no claim, but the day has come when an Ameri can lady must either stand or fall by her predeliction or otherwise for Peri- sian millinery. She is bound to have it, area though it may come a little high. This ia the edict of fashion, and who it there who dares to controvert her edicts? was doted and the birds bagged. Wanted one thousand hands at |i.2fi per day to work oh tho M. fit 0. railroad. Powbll A Datexpobt. mar3tf A 3 rqom cottage furnished or nnfnr- niahed, with kitchen tnhabl# fur n small family. Enquire at C. Morris's. Tou will find tbs best snd most ele gant goods for the money at Misses Hig- bee and Thunnand’s Coleman keeps the best floor in his np town store. Be sure and buy a sack of Grandeur and yon will feel nappy. Mr. H. Allen has lost one of his fine red dor*, snd he is very anxious to get some information concerning him. We ..have the largest assortment of sideboards, snd it is worth a trip to our •tore to see them. Edge, Dorsey A Co. Ladies, you will.find the handsomest ribbons flowers and the latest hats at Miss Ufgbce and, Thurmond's. Excelsion Spring, genuine Saratoga Water, on draught or in b .ttles, at G. W. Rush’s & Co. Pharmacists, Athens Ga | |In last month's honor roll for the 9th grade there was a mlsspriut in tho name of the 6th in class rank. It should have been, 5th, Miss Mary Lou Horton. Sash, door, blinda, lathi, lumber Ac. All of the beat qtalitj, and lowest prices, at Lyndon's planing mills. Be sure and get chickens, eggs and butter, fresh all the time at Coleman's up town store. Everything sold on smell profits, Coleman's motto is quick sales and small profits. To be free from sick headache, bil iousness, constipation, ect., use Gar ter’s Little Liver Pills. Strictly veg etable. They gently stimulate* the liver and free the stomach from bile. A beautiful line of dry goods just ar rived at Coleman’s up town store at prices lower than can be bought any where in town. Also a nice fresh lot cf groceries at prices to defy competition. Ajl pew chemicals and pharmaceutical Jffejwratien are added -to our prescription department ns fast an they appear. Ac curst* and neat compounding, by exper ienced apothecaries are specialities at G. W. Rush A Co’s. Keep ahead rather than behind the times. Skiff, the jeweler, is keeping up with the times if not ahead, in offering hia customers the latest novelties in jewelry, the best spectacles, good work, fine engraving and general satisfaction to all his patrons, d a id w You hardly realize that it is medi cine, when taking Carter’s Little Liv er Pills: they are very small; no bad effects; all troubles from torpid liver nio relieved by their use. G. W. Rash bas the neatest drug store in the south. Every department is care fully watched over by competent clerks. His soda water fountain is supplied with the beat, and every kind of mluoral waters that are so much needed »U over our city, can be found here. Not one in twenty aro free from some little ailment caused by inaction rt { SllA IlMA. TT-— T ■iil a T h»l .rriv.il, called at Ctus. Sepddsr’s, rrho purchased it for the 1 Congregation. It canals t of * large flagon with cross op top and naw atyl« hexagon bare, tiro obalices to match flagon; with beautiful raor.o.ram “I. H. 8.” On* paten with text beautifully ongreved, “0 Limb of God. that taki at away the sins of tho ynr|d, bate mercy uj>on us.” One credence paten with text on tame, "T»ko and eat thU in remembrance that Christ died fur the*," both of these patens arej gold plated. Derides the communion set Is a Terr elegant alma baaip, a memorial ef Dr. Henderson, (Iran by the congregation. It it one of tho finest pieces af hand work in ailrar we hare erer seen haring, passion flow, ora beautifully worked around tho mob egram, *L text, -’Lay hasten.” on ths rarer *; "To th# ’glory 'of Odd, Rot. H. H. Henderson, by the congregation of Ei Athens, Georgia Kastar 1 The entire aenrice waa Ml sated by Mr. fiendder whHo id Naff * York dfew Week, sine., who has ahowa grqat taste ia the selection.;. £\i£l ; X&M* wlu n. Oar Supplement. PrrSi of tion to supply end most res-tal GRAND OPENING -:KERA1UIC ART GOODS:- CHARLES SCUDBER. JEWELER. . a. t. a aupplemcnt which wil| In found ftaUof *io Sunday reading, ?%»Mesta*'perns' will attract nnlreraal attention ana be nod by hindrede of thousands of seople thia morning. Oa the aims' shsst - tost ini _ ro a largo amount of matt interesting Focal news. On it will also bo found tho startling announcement of oar morcbsnt princes, Messrs J Cchcn ACo; Erory line of their sdrertisement should be reed with the greatest ease. Th. firm is one at tho largest and most substantial in Georgia, carrying the beat line of goods at reason able profits, la CeiasuaapUM IricwiaMoT Read tha following: Mr.O.. H. Mor ris, Newark, Ark., asye. -Waa down with Abscess in Lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced me an Ihenrablo Consumption. Began taking Dr. King’s New Diacorerr for Consumption, am now on my third bottle, and able to ovsr- see the work on my farm. It ia the fi nest medicine erer made.’’ Jesse Middleware Dacatnr, Ohio, aaya: “Had it not been for Dr. King’s New Diioorery for Consumption I would hare died of Lung Trouble*. Waa glean up by doctors. Am how in beat of health.” Far sale by John Crawford k Co, Wholesale and Ratall Druggists. It. H. Allen it da. If you want anything for yonr hone or male in the way of harness, saddles, ate, ben is.’tbajilac* to get tt. Railroad If you want any repairing dans to your harness hesiIs the place to hero It done. Oiro S. H. Allen tc Co, a call at the corner of Clayton and Jackson street. Boys' and Children’s CLOTIONfjr PARLOft MONDAY MORNING, April 2nd. Tie ladies of A’hens and vicinity are especially incited to attend. Wi •rn prepared to exhibit the largest aud^ handsomest linen in boys’ and WEAR, PLUMBING, J. H. HULL ATHENS, GEORGIA’ HOSE, Letter from Hon, Barnes Compton, M. O. from Md, He USE OF REPRESENTATIVES, ' Washington, D. C, January 17th, 188S. hle-ara. John Ckawpohd & Co, Athena, Ga.; GKNTi.tM(N:—I desire, unsolicited, to bear unqualified tethnony tO'the great virtue of your Eczema Wash. For three years I autTered with a moat distressing attack of thia moat painful snd annoying trouble. I sought relief repeatedly from the moat skillful Physicians, and indeed tried every thing I could hear of aa-hsvirfj virtue as a remedy for mv trouble, but without permanent relief. T.wai induced by the.Hon. H. H, Carlton, ol Ga. to try your Wash. Before I had uaed the..contents of one bottle I waa relieved; I am now occasionally using the content! of a second bottle, but consider myself entirely cured. I do this of my own motion, because I deem it only just to you and your compound and my with that ail auflering with this most painful disease could be informed of the rcliel at hand, bv the use of your Wash. Very Respectfully Yours, Barnes compton. An Important Arrest. The arrest of a suspicious character upon his general appearance, movement conpauionship, without waiting until he haa robbed a traveler; fired a house, or murdered a fellow-man, ia an important function of a shrewd detective. Even ore important is tbs arrest of a disease hich, if not checked, will blirht end destroy n human life. The frequent cough, loss of appetite, general languor or debility, pallid akin, and bodily ashes and pains, announce the approach of pul monary consumption, which is promptly arrested snd permanently cared by Dr. Pierce's ‘'Golden Medical Discovery.” Sold by druggists. of the liver. Use Carter’s Little Liver Dills. The result will be a pleasant •urprise. They give poeitivo relief. Miss High* returned last week, with too most elegant stock of millioery ever brought to Athene. She has taken great care to select all the lateet end most fashionable goods. Ladies wanting tho latest styles will find them at her home. Messrs Cbaa Stern A Co., will to-mor row open the new extension to their al ready spacious premises. Thia addition consists of a handsomely furnished par lor for children, boys and youths, where are to be found exhibi ted in inch order that everything can be seen without over hauling, the choictest of novelties In the clothing line. Messrs Stera & Co. have some pretty kilt and Jeraer suits for boys, a line of articles which they have' never before kept in stock. It would be diffi cult to find a much more extensive stock of gent’s furnishing good* than that of Messrs Stern. Nothing shoddy ia to be found there, while finer taste in the •rrsQgement of tbs goods could not be displayed. All will concede that to enjoy good health is to be wealthy. Why suffer from six headache, malaria or dyspepria when Chipman’s Pills will cure you? Thep are putely vegetable mild and efficient in their action. Sold by* John Crawford. Owo Bottle Aid It—Belle Cared aad Health Restored. B. B. B. Co., Atlanta, Ga.: Gents.—M v sister was afflicted for a cumber of years with boils scattered about all over her person. They would make their appearance every spring, end last through th* summer end until late in the fall. Her health was sadly Impaired, loosing flesh and strength every day, in fact, they were sapping her life. 1 gave her one bottle of B. B. B., and lho effect was like magic, producing a complete cure and res orirg her health. To-day she fs perfectly sound and her health fully restored. Ilia without doubt the best and most va’nable Blood Purifier now on fie market Yours etc. D. M. McRxa. Waynesboro, Mis*, July 14, 1877. Bend for our Book of Wooden, free. It treats of all blood orders. Address, BLOOD BALM CO. Arista Oa. Rico Tonic for Dyspepsia aad Indigts tion at 22-lwd. C. Boors. The live livery firm ofGana A Murray made ouito a show on the streets yester day. They had eight carriages and twe buggies to drive through the streets at one time. All of their fine turnouts were hired to parties in robbhsm. They male quite a show as they passed through the streets. __I^Weak lungs, spitting of b consumption and kindred affections^ cured without physician. Address for treatise/with 10 cents In stamps, World' Dispensary Medical Assoaation, 06 Main Streets, Buffalo,N. Y. . ,' . / i A ford. Mr. J. M. Collins, with the firm of McGinty & Hunnicutt, will mike eati mates and take contracts for repairs and buildings. Satisfaction guaranteed. 23-3wd. Easter Cards. Cell at W. H. Davis', and see the beautiful line of Easter Cards, new lot just received. ATTENTION LADIES, You can find the niccst'and largest as sortment of finest soaps in the city at our stem. G. W. Rush A Co. marl9-tf Addition making shorter. Whet word is that to which if you add a syllable it will make it shorter?Short- Teylor’s Cherokee Remedy of.swoet Gum ana Mullein will shorten your eold anp ro your cough. To tho Pmbilc. * I am now with Messrs John. Crawford A Co., wholesale and -retail druggists, where I will be pteassd to see all my friends and patrons. Yours Truly, A B. Loxo. ‘ by Tuesday the charges, tf All watches aad jewdlry not called for 27th will be sold at J. J. Minsteb. Lyndon’s Drug 8tore. A boy about 14 or fifteen years old to learn tne .dry “goods business. Apply Thnrsdi Hi School and Dress SUITS. so* rafflr Jersey Suits and ' WAISTS, In Pscala aad wool, from 25a upwards. Kilt Suita, Shirt Waist*, Separate Knee 1 ' PANTS, Bicycle Fonts, Nock Wear, Straw HATS, WADE & SLEDGE, We have added to our Mock a full line of Stationery, cot.tiMing of Paper, Envelopes, Pencils, Pena, Inks, Mucilage, Memorandum Books, Writing Pads and Fancy Box Paper, which we will sell lower than oyer before aid.I in Athens, WADE & SLEDGE, DRUGGISTS and PHARMACISTS. 72 CLAYTON STREET. 72 and everything appertaining to boy** and children’s iaacnriiLD k Bujucntrsi.. Th. friends and acquaintances of Mrs. F. S. Burroughs are invited to attend her funeral, ibis (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from tho first Baptist church. g wil. . ___ . M. C. A, this afternoon it 3:30 o’clock lasting !Jnst i no hour. All aro invited, tha ladies and children sspidall.r. . - . . ... .v Two good railroad bosses. Mnat be MBtef soma experience. Goad prices la addition to the above we wish to announce that our general Stock Of MEN'S WEAR ia complete in every detail. Our stock thia season embraces all the latest novelties as to fabric and Style. MilmmiH i and 3 button Cutaways, Square .and Round cut sacks. Alio an ek* tensive line to fit the long and ahoit eiim and .tout. All the latest styles in IS HITS I N G i . 8TEEN 8TY-8 Our Stock This Season Is COMPLETE. HANDSOME DRESS GOODS, SILKS AND TRIMMINGS Aa Especially Fine Lint of WHITE GOODS LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. ar assortment of Ginghams. Z.phyr Cloths, end our goods for Children's dresses and Boy’s waist should bo me 600 BEAUTIFUL SHADES IN OUR CARPET STORE Alio Now Carpets, Ruga, Mattings, Cartel aa, Poles portieres, Table and Mantel Scarfe, in bet all tha novelties of the aouen. OUR SHOE! STOCK la watt worthy of Inipection. Ware preps rod to meet competition In any line M- MYERS & CO tnltrtilaiMiit mS tha Owing to the threatened penis last Juno ot the Senay-Stoeall chapel, tho trustees of tha Lucy Cjbb have deemed It wise to make some provisions to avoid alike occurrence. Propocitiona ware presented to tkem at their fast meeting and they accepted the following: /»J 1 i r, : H Resolved, That' we approve the prop osition of Mian M. Rutherford, Principal of Lacy Cobb Institute, to lasso ticket* and charge fifty cants admission, allow ing all present patrons of the school with their immediate families, trustees and anchors with their families, aad all who >ave contributed either to thebuildingor repairs of the institute to bo admitted free of cham, bnt not without tickets, and to admit to the gallery only a num ber safllcicnt to fill the scab already there. Jonn H. Nxwrox, President Board of - Trustees. A. M. ScuDDia. H. R. J. Loxo. All ykrtieo entitled to tickets under thia rale of the truitees, and desiriag to attend our entertainment Friday, April Olh, must apply for tickets before that night Wo cannot bo responsible for lost tickets aa only 800 can bo issued. Tlcxoto issued fur this entertainment will bo geod bribe commencement ex ercises. No one can bo admitted under any circumstances without a ticket M. ItDTHnuroBD, Principal. awaZcmt. The general attorney of the PnUuun sleeping car com pan,, Ex-chief Juries shirt#, embroidered JrooU, neck Eu HacUaberr/ Cordial for ill bowel Full dre.al made to order end fits guaranteed. Very respectfully, I- CHAS, STERN & CO., O*ciH3. ; TA ■senes Cor Isle. Merkel Street school. A bargain is of fered Ins flaasaddl.r. To be sold in the next few day*. ■ ■■ ■If.:' idvie* to ntun. Mi*. Winslow’* Soothixo Stout should always be uaed for children teeth, log. It soothe* iha child, coftau* the game, Mitya all pain, cares rind colic and itth* beat remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents a Iwtiie. If the little darling ia (pending such sleepless nights, slowly and pitifully wasting sway by tha drainage upon its system from tho .fleets of teething. g}va Dr. Bigger** HnckUbrrry Cordial, snd s sure will result This is theTop of the Genuine Pearl Top Lamp Chimney. All others, similarareimitation. .This exact Label isoncachPearl TopChimney. Adealermayssy and think he has others »s geed, ft. BUT HI HAS NOT. Insist Upon Ike Exact Label and Top. Mleu(vuvmue. Haasamrir 6EQ. JL UACBETR k CO., Plttstarzh, Pi. Palace Barber Shof 11 PMchtrwSt Atlanta, ( Alfred Nash, asm-ijr.

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Banner-watchman. (Athens, Ga.) 1887-1889, March 01, 1888, Image 1