Banner-watchman. (Athens, Ga.) 1887-1889, April 15, 1888, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextMrs. T. A. ADAMS, It now receiving her new stock of Hats, Bonnets and Millinery Goods And aiki a continuance of (art bran hoot her frl •lid*. CnU and examine her nd Win nurcbaslns. Mr*. T. A.AUAM.S purchasing. Broad Street, annrtr ATHENS GEORGIA, SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 15. CORNERED BT A LADY* A Papular Merchant Made to Feel Some what Einbarraued During a Visit to the Mr. Julios Cohen, of the firm of Cohen dr Co. proprietors of the Peris Store, has come to the conclusion that there is nothing like printers* ink es a means for booming business. Ht sajs he behsves in it thoroughly Me is e frequent caller at the Banner-Watchman office, where he is always e welcome visitor, es he inva riably has something interesting and spicey to chat about. He can tell one as much about ths pulse of the commercial world es most people can teil. “If everybody hee been having es big rush of business as I have had the past week,,” be said lest evening, “Athens must be on e tremendous boom. “So 1 should imagine,” said known lady who chanced to enter our of fice es Mr. Cohen was speaking. I have juste me from your store now, and thingi are “bumming” down there. Ofcourse t you can afford to ait around and talk to newspaper men, under thee? circumstan ces. But I must congratulate you, Mr. Cohen, upon your atock. 1 have shop ped in Chicago, New York, Boston, Lon don and Paris, where I have naturally found larger stocks of goods; but I assure you that 1 have never really seen more varied, beautiful and tasty lines of go.Jds than those you have just acquired. They indeed reflect great credit on your judg ment.” Mr. Cohen naturally felt rather embar rassed, but bowed his acknowledgments to the lady, and assured her that her congratulations were highly appreciated. He added he was under material obligi* tionato her as .veil as to all the ladies ol Athena for their liberal patronage, and expressed a hope Ibat they would contin ue the same. “There's no doubt about that, ed the lady, “while so magnificent stack holds out.” “Now then,” said Mr. Cohen, turn ng to a reporter present, after the lady had left the office. “I want you Just to put all that lady said in ywur papei to morrow. Tell the ladies of Athens—and the gen tlemen, too—how greatly I am obliged to them for their libera! patronage, and as sure them that the stock they so much admire will he constantly enlarged. The gentlemen areas proud of our furnishing goods, as the laJiesare of the specialties in their line, and i mean to improve the attractions of my store every month. “Every week, I might say, for some thing new is continuaUy being shipped us. Now, don’t be nfraid to speak out on this matter. One naturally feels em barrassed when so lavishly compliment ed by a lady, as I wns just now. Bui you needn’t be afraid to write that my atock has no superior in ibis part of the country.” “Yes, I know it in good.” replied ths re porter. “I ll tell both the ladie* and the gentlemen what our lady friend has just said. Every body should visit your place, and then they must admit that you really have n very fine stock of mil linery and dry goods, Mr. Cohen.” The newspaper man being a factor— albeit a very nnal! one- in this great community of “every hody,” lias accord ingly inspected 5!r. Cohen's attractions at the “Paris Store,” ard to discharge the rc-maindei of the duty incumbent upon him, hereby acknowledges thv beauty, variety and general charms of Mr. Co hen's new stock. STATE NEWS. There ia not a vacant dwelling-house in Sanderaville. A cat with eleven kittens Is one of the curiosities of Locust Grove. The 8avtnnah Presbytery convened in Darien and will remain in session three daya. Sumter county now lays claim to hav ing the finest, best, and cheapest court bouse in Georgia. The Georgia editors are anxiously awaiting the appears nee of Mra. Dr. Fel ton’s projected weekly prohibition papef in Atlanta. Tha mild winter seems to have kept the old stock of last year's snakes in grod trim, and they are being beard from in every county. Augusta turned out in thousands to witness the laying of tha corner stone of the main building of the Augusta Nation al Exposition. The other night the new residence of Rtv. J. M. Smith, about four tniles from Harrison, was consumed by fire. Loss about $1500. Eleven out of thirteen applications for admission to dental practice were granted by the state dental examining beard Macon. * A tramp at tha pel ce station in Au gusts the other day astonished the eo| by repeating several chaptars of the B ble from memory. In ten days Macon's dummy line will be completed as far as Weal van Female coll ge, a distance of two miles from the starting point. costs a man seventy-five cants Jackson, if he wants to get his name in the Argus. Reduced rates are given for parties of four to six. The subscription lisi for the $100,000 resura- ootlon f ac i 0 rjr at Monroe is rapidly beinj tilled. The erection of this factory is now a certainty. Joel Chandler Harris was discussad by the Woman’s Reading club ofColumbua. vCra. George Duy read his biography,and he programme embraced other attractive features. Col. John H. Seals, editor and propri etor of the Sunny South, has been elec ted memorial orator by the ladies of the Memorial Association, of Greenes- PEKSONAL NOTES. Feather Dusters, at Jones', corner Broad and Wall.etroeta. Aak for the Crepe lisse Ruching, to be found only at Michael Bros. Go to Lyndon's planing mills for lum ber, sash, doors, lathes Ac. Miss Julia Ivie, of Atlanta, is visiting the family of Capt. Beusse. Latest novelties in straw hats just re ceived by Lucas, Hearing A Co. The finest display|of Ruchingi ever seen In the South at Michael Bros. Largs line of Granite Iron Ware, at Jones’, comer Broad and Wall streets. If you wi-th an elegant hat just the ~ ! & -:KERAMIC ART GOODS:- CHARLES SCDDDER. JEWELER. House and Sip Painters OctoraUrs ard Dealers in Wall Pacer Athens, Georgia. * T.lfpUon. ’?-! lCc.f Cl yi«n* 1 A Miss Keddin, who died in Pickens WHAT WK KAT. A Talk With llooth Uron., on TUrlr New A B-W. reporter in parsing the rasr- ket of Booth Bros., on Jackson street, cornered Georgo Booth, the Senior mem ber of tho firm apd enquired the meaning of all the improvements they were making. Mr. Booth quickly responded to our question and said. “The summer months are coming, and with it come flies; these wire gauze doors are put here for the purpose of keeping out flies and to let in fresh air to the meat that we kill daily. 1 Whera do you get tha fine beevea and kids that you display every day before your market house? * “We have 100 bead of cattle now stall fed by the farmers of the surrounding counties, bisides a large number kept at our butcher pen, and whenever we wants fanev beef we know exactly where • to get it. Wo buy nothing but the beat * that come to our city, and else keei man out in all tho counties surrounding Athens, with orders to buy fat cattla. The people of Athens are getting educa ted up to eating good beef, and tee pric< paid for it is a small item.” “Do you not some limes have a poor beaC” wa enquired? | ‘ Certainly we do, but they are cheap accordingly, as it would not do to charge as much for poor beef as tha best, and we have customers who look at the price and not the beef*” “We have,” said Mr. Booth, “two of the best meat cutters in tha South; they are experts in the business, and can cut any kind of a steak or roast wanted. We have fitted up a nice establishment an Jackson street, and Inland to give it our time and attention, and if we can’t give Athens better beef, pork, kid, ami everything else in our line, then we will quit the business.” Hare Mr. B^oth was called off to wait on a customer, amf from the way they rjttsfii manage their business, and torn out the bast juicy steaks, roasts and stews, we should judge that they are leading the butcher bnshkess of Athena. “Hew about spring lamb and mut ton?'* “It la rather early far jpring lambs, aa English peas hare not yet made their appearance; but jUit as soon aa thay are large enough to kill, we will have a large Have ken for soma, and will have market in ten flays." Urge enough to kill, we will have a i supply of tbs beat spring lambs that bo had, together with fat mutton*^. B already spol them on the The beet Salvo In the word for Cues, Bruises*. Soros,Ulcers, 8alt Rheum,Fe- ver boron, Toiler, snapped Hands,Ohil Mains Slg aMw Skis Kroptioo* and positively quired. * II of Dajvson county. An enthusiastic meeting of tho Rome board of trade wan held Thursday eve ning, and it was resolved to hold an ex position this fall. Committees wera ap pointed, and the fair promises to be a reat auccees. lieputy I'. 8. Marsh.! John Knex, having about jagged allth.cro.kod stills sod Mind tigers around Lexington, hss mured bi. Bold of action to the moun Lins of North Gcorgi., whera game ported more plentiful. Hair of Savannah waa in th* dark the other night. The gas company discon tinued one set of meins, and all the hnuaes served by that aet were without «. The candlea and lamp aupply waa iort, and the kicking tremendous. Hr. l’et Been, of Atnerlcus, received from Ure. Geo. Bias, of Kiaeimmee City, Kla., a l.rge cabbage weighing Ufi pounds and a turnip weighing 13y pounde. Mr. Bee. and family feaated and had then tome left. Mr. B. F. Blaaingame, of Walton coun ty, has on hi. place on. of th. .Ideal door-shutters now in ure. It is made of white-oak, with wrought naila, and haa been traced back to 1819. Ue ala* haa a act of chain that hava been in use sixty yoara. Th. New York World gubliehee an article on “How Our Statesman Pray.' To this tho Sumter Republican adds tha statement that, “Wo don't know how it ia in Now York, hot Georgia atateamea pray every two yean for a n-nomina- tion.” * About twenty representative* of Far mer's Allianio in Morion, Stewart, Har ris Taylor and Cattahoocheo counties me't in Ooiumbut Thursday. Iteporten wan refused admittance, and the object of the meeting could not be ascertained. Tho delegates decland that it waa notof a political nature. m Neal Jackaot, a negro, who baa been in jail in Madieon aome time, charged with cotton Healing, broke out laat Mon day night and departed to part* un known. He succeeded in removing one of tin. largest stonea with which tha jail ic built by loeacoiQl tha mortar around ft, theraby making good bis escape. Tha Baxley Baunef *aya that laat week Mr. John Ry»n aold five bead of bia fine Jersey and Durham breed of catfle to Jlr. Hotaer Blitcb, of Bullock’ county. Mr. Ryan aaya that Pierce county is the beat country that he know* of to raise cattle success fully in. He ha* never lost any of hta cattle by disease. Good water a«d a sufficiency of pasturage are abundant'ther*. Americua Reporter: We hope Sumter county will send a man to the Legisla ture who will heartily favor changing the constitution to aa to appropriate i reasonable sum for the purpose of ad vertiainjf our State and securing a de sirable clad of immigrant*. We want, not only a man in favor of it, bnt one who will work -to get. rich a change The Albany Newa is u» error in it* supporitten that the body seen floating down tfie Flint wasthatof iMr. Major*, of Webster county. The body of the gentlemamwho«ras drowned at Majors' was recorered near where the dam fell in with him, and waa given a Christian burial. No one is miaaing at any place above Albany where a body would like- ly float into the river. An Albany correspondent saya: Re cently a sew grass appeared, springing all over thU section. It ia a abort and succulent, bunchy grass, very tender and succulent, growing rapidly and spreading out thick ly. It would make n fine lawn and meadow grata. A similar great, doubt less the same variety, is cultivated at ~ ‘ * Lcsdo»» # England. Atprea- thing in style call on Lucas, Hearing Ce. Rush's drug store is Headquarters for pure drugs and at reasonable prices. Booth Bros, bare not gone up on the price of- meat. Their price ia still the same. Latest novelties in suitings and trow serings msy be lou.id at Lucas, Dearing A Co’s. If you buy your drugs at Rush’s drug store you cin rely upon getting nothing but pure goods. Indurated Fibre Ware, new and inde structible, at Jones’, corner Broad and Wall street*. The Classic Citr club bare rented fine piano from Haselton A Dozier for their club rooms. Lamp Stoves, just the thing for sum mer use, at Jones', corner Broau and Wall streets. Board and lodging, corner Hull and Clayton streets—$13.50 per month transients, $1.00. W. B.Mooa*. The beautiful ribbons seen on the streets and at church are from Michaal Bros. Millinery Department You can only get the pure Compound Blackberry Cordial at Rush's drug store, made from the pure juice of tho berry. Owing to the high price of cattlo we are compelled to raise the price of steak to 1 % L% cents per pound. Carter A Co. Lucas, Dc-aring A Co., are now turning out the handsomest clothing ever made in the city; every suit guaranteed to give entire satisfaction Sash, door, blinds, laths, lumber Ac, All of the bvst q islity, and lowest prices at Lyndon’s planing mills, d&w-tf. Mr. Tern Bailey haa returned from a trip to the North and Weal, where he purchased a lvrge lot of new machinery forthe foundry. New and elegant shapes in Hata will be ready lor inspection Monday morning. Michael Bros. Millinery Department Any lady buyings pair of Kid Glove* from Michael Bros, and th* seme not giving entire satisfaction, can get ber money refunded. If your bowels are effected in any way get a bottle of Compound Blackberry Cordial, only at Rush's drug store. Large bottle only 25 cents. Those wishing to acquire a rapid busi ness style of writing, should bo sure to sttend the Classic City Business College. You can get a 4 ounce bottle of pure Compound Blackberry Cordial for 25 cents, cnly at Rush’s drug store, made from tho pure juice of the berry. Merchants and professional men de siring their books written up or adjusted, and special correspondence done, please apply to th* Classic City Business Colleoe. We again beg of the ladies desiring Hats for Sunday not to wait until Fri day or Saturday before placing their or ders, as some are compelled to be disap pointed. Michael Bao*. There is no one article in the line of medicines that gives so large s return for the money as a good porous strengthen ing plaster, such ns Carter's Smart Weed and Belladonna Backache Plaster. Prof. «Will Cheatham will remain in the city for a week or two longer, and will be happy to receive orders for tun ing pianos. Leave .them at Burke'a store. The ox-Confedcrate Survivors Asso ciation of Northeast Georgia will meet at Mayor's office, Athens, Georgia, Sat urday, April 2i*r, at 12:30 p. m. *By order of J. K. Ritch, Pres, protein, Mr. J. C. C. McMahan haa just re turned from a visit to Atlanta, where he attended a Convention of the Knights of Honor. He reports a most satisfactory meeting of some hundred delegates. The Order haa seventy-eight flourishing Chapters in Georgia. See here partner: “Why ia it that you dont take Cbipman's Tonic for your dyspepsia? It never lads Co effect s cure, even in the most stubborn esse.” Sold by John CrawforiL • We wish to say to ike public that we bay so cheap drugs nor make no pre parations half strength to pst off on the public or anyone, but anv drugs bought at our store will always be found tn be uro and unadulterated, and at reasona- le prices. G. W. Rush A Co. 15 iff. GENERAL NEWS Emperor Frederick's general condition ha* by no means improved. An insane negro in the Tennessee pen itentiary attempted to commit suicide by chewing off his tongue. Serious rows, at which Boulanger was at the bottom, have occurred at various political meetings in Franoe. “Happy Bob,” of ths Salvation Army in Warsaw, N. Y. y has been banged for the murder of his sweetheart's^brother. The sculptor St Gaudens is to get $35 TUB REAL ISSUE. Editor Banner Watchman: Until Mr. Albert Howell, Jr n satisfactorily ax- plains h.‘s account < f I)r. Lyndon;* can didacy as n delegats to the Atlanta con vention, and the disposition of that gen tleman by the mass meeting, 1 decline to notice anything that he may write. Respectfully, T. L. Gantt. Cl HIM at!. SUCCESSORS TO BALDWINS FLEMING. WHDIESALE ill MIL I* Consumption Incurable? Read the following: Mr. C. H. Mor ris, Newark, Ark., says. “Was down with Abscess in Lungs, and friends and _ physicians pronounced me an Incurable 000 f«hi» atatoVofPetar CoopSr, lid Consumptive. Begin taking Dr. King', has three years in which to execute me DiscoverT Or ConiumpUon, xm wor k, now on my third bottle, and able to over see the work on my farm. It is the fi nest medicine ever made.” Jesse Middle wart, Decatur, Ohio, aaya: “Had it not been for Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption I would have died of Lung Troubles. Waa given by doctors. Am now in best of Mrs. Cleveland has been seriously ill for a week with malarial fover. The matter was carefully kept as a state se cret. All fear of Bismarck's resigning has disappeared, and the betrothal is off be- _ r tween Battenberg and the Emperor’* hwlth.” For sale by John Crawford A daughter. J Co., Wholesale and Retail Druggists. Mr. Cenklingis to much better that bia family and friends are greatly encour Fifteen Cent Men. aged. Dr. Hartlysaid, “Everythingflow j A fifty dollar suit of clothes won't looks promising. j cover np a fifteen cent man, Governor Hill, of N**w York, has ap- | what he owes for jewelry. Fill; ointed Miss Florence Louise Thayer, of j will buy a lady's gold watch, a pair gold ear-rings, lace pin and finger ring, at Skiff s, the jeweler. DEALERS IN BOOTSmSHOES, Athens,Georgia •pr I Those unhippjf persona who suffer from nervouvues* and dyspepsia should us. Carter's Little NerT.Fi Hi, which nr. made expressly far sleepless, n.rrous, dyspeptic sufferers. Fries 25 cents' Hr. S. C. Addler.of Philadelphia, wnn in ths city yesterday visitiag his friend H. G. Hicbtcl. Ur. Addin is l very suc- cexsful speculator and hss mid. i for tune in miny operation.. Ht bought some Urns l;o 6 seres at lend in in cat of tb. way p'tce near Nuhtill. lor <16. and wbilo here received .1 offer of <2,000 for lb) preforty. Tho wolt knuwn s'rengtbening prop erties of Inox, combined with other toaicnudl mot! perfect amino, ire found ia C.rtoWa Iroa Pills, which strengthen tha amen end body, tad ia- proto tho blood tad complexion. * « P° ... Warsaw, n notary public. Sbo ia dork in her father's law office. In an animitod discussion over th. Riser end Harbor bill, in the Houre, lltiirs. Reed and ltoutolle,l>othof Maine, nearly cama to blowa. Lady Collin Campbell, it it reported, haa been offered <5,000 for two lecture! in Am.rci which, on the adrico of Matt hew Arnold, aha haa declined. John Gerlman, one of the moot daring and adrunturous criminal! in North Car olina, who fired the Aiherifle jail and then eacnped, hes been captured by the sheriff 1 . The Georgia delegation were no com pletely exhausted from tho effects of tho deadlock that nona of tbam bare atm in troduced n prime hill or petition in tho put two daya. Dr. Mary Walkar drewi her penal on ai “a first iwiatint aurgeon, United States army.” She ia a good|aoldirr too. having jumped into a good many breech- as in her time. , A crank who fired three ahota ■ from a revolver at the gates of the Elyaee pel- aee, and wai arrested, aaid that ha did U becauae he wanted Freeidrnt Carnot to attend to a grievance. The Duke of Sparta, the eldeet win of the King of Greece, ia ahorily to mairy a daughter of the Prince of Welea, and hu been prorided with tn estate in tha Morea worth £3,4X10 a year. The Canidi.nl, who have many na'iva waif, to look tfter, are beginning to fret because of the constant influx of home less children sent out from Kn-Iind by ao-oalled benevolent asaociationa. Mr. Blaine will uil from Liverpool on the 16lh of Juno. The republican conten tion meets on ths 19th, and a nomination witi probably be mads about tha time Mr. llluine ia half way across tho At- ntic. Senator Leland Stanford is tha latest republican candidate for the presidency. He is in the race in earnest, and aspects hare tho backing of all tbe republican delegates from the Pacific coast and far watt. General Boolh of the Saltation Army .old ticket, to hia daughter'# wadding at five dollars apieco and realised quite a handsome sum. The general hu intd. . fortune siuceho organised the Suit.lion Army. Jerry Smith, colored, who altemnted to outrage a twelra year old whits girl near Tiptonrille, Tenn., was taken from the jail on Wednesday morniny a mob and hung to a tree on th* outskirts or tha town. Gorcrnor Buckner, of Kentucky, hi written a communication in which ha uys that local option in hia aUta has worked wall in soma coontiea and badly in othere. Ha think* high lieenia ths is bast temperanea law. On# of ths moat enterprising news papers of Buenos Aytreja edited by Win slow tha fugitive Boston forger.,Since ha became » citixen of Argentine Republie be Is ssid to bare accumulated a fortune of <500,tXX). Tha Emperor William, during hia lifetima, svwjdiaappear from tha arena six Popes, eight Emperors, fifty .two Kings, six Sultans and twenty-ons presidents. Four of these are anil a<ira, hat ths. re maining eighty-nine are dead. A sperm whale was driran ashore at tha foot of tho Now Jersey arasue, At lantic City. It maunred 7 feet 6 inches ‘ "“t pounds. It f tha life— difficulty in tha work. Tha lata Duka of Rutland had * “con feuiod hook' in which tha Princess of Wales recorded that bar faeoritn artist wu Rubens, her farorita author Dick ens, htrfeeorite dish Yorkshire padding and bar Caroriw ambition non-tntarfar- enen in ether peple's business. The Empreet at Germanjr presented Dr, Mackonsie with n costly basket of flowers deeksd with bine, yellow and red ribbons, and bearing -.ths Emjiress’ portrait; sofmoonled by n crown of em broidered gold eel with small pearls, it honor of tha silrer annireiaary of hia wedding. Mrs.Grasssie Bulkley commiue I sui cide, at Washington, by taking poison. Unlkloy was the only daagpter of jscIFop Buggies and Wagons, Eleclrln Hitler*. This remedy is becoming ao well known and so popular aa to need no special mention. All who h«y e used Electric Bitters sing the ssme song of praise.—-A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cur* all diseases of the Liver a d Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Bo.ls, Salt Rheum and other affections caused by impure bl<}od.—WiU drive Malaria from the sys tem aud prevent as well secure Malarial fevers.—For cure of Headache, Con sumption and Indigestion try Electric Bitters—Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded.—Price 60 cts. and $1*00 per bottle. For sale Wholesale and It?iail by John Crawford A Co, Druggists. For sale, a Registered Jersey heifer, hea ' six months eld, cheap, apr 15 3t A. L. Hull. \ Th* Delightful Llunld Laxative Syrup of tigs is a most agreeable and valuable family remedy, aa ^t i* eas'd/ taken by old and youag, and ia prompt and effective in curing Habitual Constipation and the many ills depending on a weak or inac tive conditon of the Kidneys, Liver, and BjWeU... It ncis gently, stiengthens the organs on which it acts, t nd awaken* them to a healthy activity. For sale by Wade ft Sledge Wholesale & Retail Druggists Ath* efityOa. DO YOU SUFFER fkom malabia and sprinu rxr.nLENEPH? J. M. Bortsius, Atlsnta Us., August 10th 1800, writes: “1 had onlv taken a few doses of INVI- GORINE before I felt the chsnge in my conditien. I have been a sufferer from chills and fever for seven or eight years, in Texas, and when I came to Atlanta in February last, wia hardly able to walk •bout. But it is different now. Inviger- ine haa, it seems, put new life ia tue-no chilis, a good appetite, perspire freely- sleep soundly-and act* like a charm on my liver end kidneys, from h*** wn;ct» j hmwm a suovrer for seven or eight yesrtf caused by malarflU poison in my •ystein.” FLEMING’S, ATHENS, GEORGIA. lanuc uij. it ra.aaurcu i in long, .nd weigh edabout 600 f was captured bjr mambata of saving crew, who had much <j Mr*. Unlkleyv _ Judge Hillrer and wa* *U»t to mirrj Mr.Trenholm, of South Carollnd, eon of Comptroller Trei.holm, whan ah* eloprf " Bulkley. Immediately *f- jw wnkp .be repented |pd_ she re DO YOU BUFFER with irskoular L1VKH, BOWKLR, KIDNEYS AND SALLOW brin? W. P. Reynolds, Atlanta, Ga, writes: “INV1G0RINE, used by myself and wife, acted aa an alterative and tonic, regulating liver, bowels and kidn<reL ciearing'the skin. 1 sin in better betltb now then is ten Years." DO YOU BUFFER rsow loss or RTaenani, sLssr and ArrsTtTS? Mrs 8. F. .McCollum, Ennis, Texas, writes: “You INVIGOR1NE gate ms strength; I now sleep well, and my health is bet ter than it ha* been in Unite resri. Everybody that sees me say I loot ten years younger." DO YOU SUFFER non tSDiostnoN AND'DYenrstA, ram is ibiast, bsastIand r.\cx? Mrs. A. H. Hunter, Enfield, K. C., writes: “I bar* never had anything to do me no mujh good for indigestion aa INVlOOItlNK, and find it nlmott im mediate relict for aU the etteodant pains. I never want to ba without it." Dr. Woolley's Invjgorine. Bold by druggi.ls; <1.00 full pint bottle, far Sale by Wade A Sledge Athena Ge, at whole sale by Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, Smith Ic Bredfield, A. G. Candler A Co.; A, J. Haltiwangcr, Atlanta On, A Cordial Iatllatleii. Our npring styles are sow in, aid a cordial invitation ia sx'.sndad to all to coma asrly and sc* them: ! C. W. Baldwin A Co. ■rrw* *1 fig. * Is Nature’s own tn* laxative. It ia the moat easily taken and most *ffeo tie* remedy known to Cleanse tbe System when Bilious or Costive: to dispel Headaches, Colds, and favors, to Car* Hsbitoil Constipation, Indi- . Piles, etc. Manufactured only tha California fig Syrup Company; nU * C jVrell by Wad* & Sledge, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Athens, Gs. Lcttur from Hon. Barnes Compton', M. C.from Md. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES*, *' Wariiivoton, D. C., January tyih, 1888. Meters. John CnAirponn A Co., Athens, Gs.: GnNTl.fe»ntN‘,—I desire, unsolicited, to hear unqualified testimony ta ihe (t'enl virtue of your Ecsema Wish. For three year* I suffered with a mo.t distreaaing attach of this moat painful and annoying trouble. 1 nought relief rcpeatedli ' ' “ ' ~ . — .. tried every thing 1 could trouble, but without permanent i . __ .. Carlton, ol Gs. to try your Wash. Before 1 *•*«• U*ed ihe content* of , one bottle I wst relievud; l *i» ";’ w occasionally riving the contend of n second bottle, but consider my self entirely curei I do thiwftt m> own. motion, hrc.vn«- 1 'teem i< only jun ro you and y&ur compound .mlmy «-..!■ ttiat ill suflering with this nine* painful disrate could be informed, of the relief at hind, bv the use of ymif Wnabj . * v v Very Respectfully koura. . BAR vES COMPTON. men or tint moat pnintui snu annoying troulno. from the most skilllul Physicians, snd Indeed hear of as having virtwe ** a re—*rtor my anent relief. 1 waVinduceit hy the Hon. H. II. WADE & SLEDGE, We have added to our stock s full line of Stationery, cor.alaitngof Paper, ' Envelopes, Pencils, Pena, Inks. Mucilage, Memorandum Books, Writing Pads and Fancy Box Paper, which we will aeli lower • than ever before sold in Athens,. WADE & SLEDGE, DRUGGlfeTSSand PHARMACISTS. ■ £= - * ♦ * 72 * CLAYTON STREET. 72 -.‘IT WILL PAY YOU TO LOOK AT OUR> WE DISPLAY GENUINE BARGAINS IN MICE FRESH GOODS, NO .SHODDY SHOPWORN TRASH.

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Banner-watchman. (Athens, Ga.) 1887-1889, April 15, 1888, Image 1