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Mrs. T. A. ADAMS
RESERVED FOR
.ATHENS GEORGIA, THURSDAY HORNING MAY^E 1888
An Emphatic Cty-tl from W. P. O'Fnrrell.
Editor BakNek-Watchman Positive
inforuutirtn tins' come to my ears that
], as Mr. Meil'g friend, was instrumental j
BRAZILIAN
SUCCESSORS TQ BALDWIN* FLEMING.
CHARLES SCUDDER.
I* a moat refreshing article for the bath Prepared by
DEALERS IN
A IJE NAILED1
f THE UNNATURAL AL!XQATIOUS
AGAINST ELROD FALSE.
d Truth Whatever in th* story that He can candidate for the legislature, into!
n.d B~.Crln.l«.ityl»«<n.t. urn hi.' "«• **'»>« ^Mrgf I deem it my duty I
. _ as a Democrat and a citizen of this coun-!
Little Daughter The Wtidle r ; ty, to denounce as a .slanderous and ma-!
Coucoctiou’hy Evil licious falsehood. j ■
Dr J. it. l’eiuiergraM Makes an Official ■ I Bavo never spoken to Pledger upon I
this subject. I dislike very much to ap
pear in print, but uuder the circumstan
ces IYefll that tho good and fair minded
A horrible report wns current in town people of the county will pardon me for"
last Monday, to the effect that liarrison P 1 > CI "B 'he brand of UAH upon anyone
Hired, thete rfh^| T* f f'T
nally iniiiuglMilth litfle^ughUn \. , Jtespectfuily,
lately ilfcceaaed, and that this was the | W. D.'O’Fabrell.
true caulaef'Mr«i’« isappeiraMei 1 | j —
Sflf yidely lad tpft Wpoft bedspread j ■ Contract-Finished,
that it bgcfmj|[fu|ir#^property, and the ■ Messrs, Porter A' Martin yesterday
lias neb-Watchman accordingly publish- completed their contract of five miles on
. . 4 . ... rm i .. i a. tha Covington and Macon. The distante
ed it in it* issue ofaomlmy, as the lead i C0V « r cd is now sbont four miles from
mg topic of conversation on the streets f lhu end of , hc ro , d . & M , r(in
J... 1 • ‘ this end of the road, f'orl.
^ £uh •PPhr'Mon for•* two mile
^ hlclancifcaiisi'd hy'naturaldeference frora the «*
„ the already badly wounded feelings of ui *'
highly honorable and much respected
family? aud wc, moreover, gave it this’
additional publicity as « more allegation J
Dr. Niggers’ Huckleberry Cordial
should always bp iyed for children teeth
hindered us from substantiating at ttyej.*”5\ It soothes tho child, softens tho
time. In its capacity as a nowsgathett f Allays all path, cures wind colic,
t ie BANNRb-Watchman was compelled »nd >* ‘he best remedy for tho bowels,
t.i do tbifc. 1 ’
Wo are now happy to be ablo to statu I
that there is not the slightest particle of j
FLY PAPER, INSECT POWDER, INSECT GUNS,
At reasonable price*
The best Prescription Department in tho State.
Try it.
Will Not Support Ex-Senator Thurman for
the Vice Presidency.
_ _ Il»l»£
truth in tho story. . We have sifted it to 1 A gentlemen from Harmony Grove in-
the bottom, and altl|ouv;li Elrod was j>as- f r.p.s us that they had a very heavy
sionately devoted tihis^lmlo daugMier, ;iainut he re TueJday.night, apd that llw
his love for her was the natural, pure cr-eks and rivers were very high. In
and sacred luvo of a father-fur his saevt f the neighborhood of tho Hurricane I
child. * jo u oafs the storm did considerable dam-
Dr. .f. B. Fen del-grass, of Jefferson, ' age to the crops. «
the pliysirian to whom cruel slander had — - « —
it that little girl made her death B R. * A. It. ». Improvement*,
bed confession, writes us as follows: 0 J
‘•As to tho hwfill charges brought i Judge W. B Thomas has recently put
It. Harrison Elrod, who left hisl”'T** ,,ro,ui ^ ro,u Cornelia to Tallulah
nyitenda^y’ on the 12th opthltr ‘ i’*ll».iu line cottftOoUou. lie has replaced
month, I hpifcg. tjiie A>h)Mci.m who «t- j " orn rai l« with two car loads of heavy
tended his diughlci ,i lvie id her last ill- i* 1601 rai,s » put down ton thousand new
ness feel ■ it -1113'iduty. to clear Elroo of | si ties, and used 10,(MX) feet of new
this matter. The charges are thatHar- f timber m repairing trestles, etc. He
”n[ Klrortj iuqO betu v to/ some time ! «»y s he c »“ ri *n a mile-a-tninu^e achedul
oiminaliy iittimuU wrthi r hU daughter, j * D d that summer 'Visitors to tho Falls
Kvi«“, who wug liltetji yennolj, a.nd fbat wHl ** ot know the dilTerenco between his
tiie girl uied from consequent injuiies. I «nd the best trunk line, so far as speed
It is further charged that mo girl on her j n ud comfort are eouctrned.
ilf.iili bed jnfoiiiicd tho-attending p> v-| -
h'civil of hor father’s crime, and that tho { mowing Dp Hull Onto
physician who attended the girl and who
examined her: body alter death is | nnshe. n a lahonons and costly
!„«,! U i,„v« . «iafM that her injune* ! hul 'he.'.djustifiesiheeffort. ,0
were of a in turn a«w.iri"us us revolting; 1 t!o, ‘ ,n ,l ") unpurtaot channel mei
* Til’ ;"'VJ i has l»ei n a laboiTona and costly work
it .1 .«•__* p^gtruc-
nieans dis-
jn the organs of the
ly bring inevitable -disease,
t lie el ared away, or physical
k will follow. Keep the liver in or-
der, and the pure blood courses through
nur.lv ..prechloss’ I * h « |!? d Tr r™’">3’ins bf'Ub, *trer. k -lb
* j. ^j, a i, H ,i^ Lr^iu f »nd life; lot it become disordered and the
pub!
of the charge is untru . !.V. ,<,U
ota ah.tiow Jf a founds- . 1 J.*7 l
liuu, from anything that 1 or lhu p^Uunt,
Mild for ili< report. 1 be rick girl, E
Elrod, wa
da vs befo
A representative of the Danner-
Watchman called on lion. Pope Harrow
yesterday and showed him the article in
the Augusta Chronicle aa to the candidacy
of Hon. Allen G. Thurman for Vice
President, and asked him if ho would be
willing to vote for Mr. Thurman.
“>fo,” said Mr. Barrow,“I will not. Un
der no circumstances whatevei^ can he
over receive my support for the nomina
tion. He is a violent, overbearing, dic
tatorial man. No such man is fit for any
place on the ticket, and his nomination
jwould be a serious blunder. Of course
I b|ivik only for uiyaeir. i a» »*<#& v«iv«*
how any other member of the delegation
stands, but 1 am unalterably opposed to
him.”
BOOTS® SHOES,
The New York Life Insurance Co , 1P'
1*45—1887.
rll*e»H.; wlncln:au«d u.raly.is of lh« , """j
bM4<r. ** **s»r «Sbw W"«!■ result in disease and death. No
It hecaiiM- necessary io use a catheter to • utlur medicine equals Dr. Pierce’s “Gold-
channt Is ore cfogged with impuritiea,
■ Was
, „ ......... o..„u.-„ »..d I had ample ..p- . «“ Mvdlcal Discovery” for tetiog upon
.-Tdldiy-ia rttnm-5l>r-injnrt«-4«U4 IhcJl-'V and pnnfyng the hlood.
'7:'^:::;*•«*r
> sitiNlied.that Kvie was pure uptohtrj A little pupil ^of the pub ic scbool
euili and <!i*.i -phre ntMcSMui', and j came into the Dannk«-VVat<'DMa.v office
"lio ,or 3yi^° 1 morning and asked for •
I.e fnT charges, ft is |»y c>fy oftti# dally paper. lie remarked
that llar»»^n rt—A.wn humh^Ahat heyas r' ‘ ‘ ‘
his mind gave way under the j school. This
if trouble caused by protracted reporter, who meeting Prof. Branson,
I dskwf the latter why the pupils had to
bring a copy of the paper to school. Prof,
nsoii; replied that for the pupils to
ii to read intelligently.' U was noces-
y for (hem to read uewapspers^
I that they kept the wanneu-WXTt'H-
snys the illustrio is Pope. If he had in
cluded woman in the list, he would have
been nearer tho truth, if nut so poetical.
Dr. K. V. Pierce has made them both a
life study, especially woman, and the | y^id in case of suicido.
peculiar derangements to which her del
icate system is liable. Many woman in
Received from policy holders
in 43 years - - 177,812,772,10.
Paid the policy holders
and heirs . - - 106,219,887,10.
Assets held as security for
policyholders - - 83,079,845.85
Totalwmount paid and held
as security - - 189,329,713.01
Amount paid and held
exceeds amount received 11,GIG,930.37
Received from interest,
rents, #tc., in 43 years 44,017,032.72
Dqath Misses paid in 43
years - - - 40,695,741.60
Interest and rents exceed
death losses - - 3,421,291.2^
Dividends paid in the 43
yoaia. - - . 32,018,785,19
Amount saved policy hold
ers from table rates 44,405,578.25
| CONDITION JAN. 1,1888.
Uasb as&ta - oo,uiy,oij.oo
Surplus by now standard #
(4 per cent) - - 11.840,793,00
Total income in 1887 - 22,052,787.12
Total paid to policy hold
ers in 1887 - - 9,535,210,70
Xew insurance written in
1887 - - - 100^49,295.00
FACTS,
1. Tho first company and for thirty-
five years the only company to omit
from its policies tho clause making them
Athens, Georgia"
For Buggies and Wagons,
bring a copy to
tis excited tho curiosity of a
his iHtnily
[Mgnctl.j j. B. h’BNDBBURAHS, M. D.
iV^UutiW4i*-gfs»* l>lv*»uii! Iu pijt’lyl:
yCi^MvMrOBQilcial
trie calumny, which we Hincett
lay the gbo.st
Hhadnw of tho terrible accunatun cou- , man on hand all the titpe fur Ui senot-
;<)eu-»l against Mr. Elrod by uncharitable ars to read. The'piper not only givon
“general mforuution.
We Hroiilsb iutfiorisetj jfc$
11 rock, a member of the Elrod family
mid a gentleman whoSo word—like that
of Dr. .Pendo^graas—is hsyomlqu«*ti()nj
to state that the accusafiqn i| etjtirely
without foundation.
to mental derangcmutits brought about, by
jpek'
u dlsap
apeared in a similar manner.
In juotice,to ad lotftoing family, f tho
Banneh- Watchman feels it a duty to
make this emphatic denial of the charge
against Elrod, who whatever inty have
i his shortcomings, loved bis child
wilH nothing wr*,i,a Mum mod »- d^ ed lhe Uta0 „ Mqu id (ruit remedy,
creel lere. ■ >1-JJJ1 j »1.L U3^„p-of-Mg*. ImmUfel/. »H«l*r. I»
“i-" 1 ,„d tone, up the clogged and
t ham,
but teaches
vadiii the Arne time. - \
ThJwarm school books continues to
wage hi Oconee county- The .Appleton
»ni-k .tlnlnilee- '■ '—' - P«»ple *re m.king strong efferU lo iup-
.7^,..N»8T the Mppvncott pabhcstion. -which
jjirere adopted by the county Dosya of
Education some Ume ago. It’ii uofor-
tunata that tbit question is made a polit
ical one, as there should bo no connec
tion between polities and the books the
IU Delicacy of Flavor*
And the efficacy of Its action have
hor those who coined the fabrication | ClC4n&e g ^j l( | tones up me cioggeu «uu
all rightly disposed persons can enter- , fuverjaij aystern, dispels headache, colds,
tain nothing but the deepest coh- ^‘revel's, cures Habitual Constipation,
j Dyspepsia, and the many ills depending
•31<HV, Mw (vutoik'Ot i,
correspdifdetit-writei upomtha toaUai*; Kidney^, Liyer.
‘Yourcorrespondent was in posse>sion llrrt ,j #h
r correspondent was in posse>sio
of the story for several 4aya; put know-t
ing that it was a slauderbus lie would no
send it to you.”
inactive condition of th'.<
* “ &
A Woman** Dre»«
•4s an important^maUcr . aa regards theii
health* 'ihejrtrf’frmfc-wior*4ubj«ct*d
to.cold thxn ho enrefij
to prouct th«qn‘flves, but »f tli vw^-
ttset a ropgh or cold-tU*-y‘ahoidd tatla
Tsvlo tin roku* Uc mfciy wf Uw«irt Gum
and IfulU i
and Dowels. Manufact
ured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal.
For sule by Wade & Sledge
Wholesale & Retail Druggists Ath
ens, Ga.
-TO OUR READERS- *
•. Malaria or Ague Sorely Cared I
In this broad assertion, we speak not
falsely, bat state positively, that these
nd all miasmatic poisons, can be .radi- .
*“ * -r-«'
tho bind whd are acquainted with Dr.
Pierce only through ^is “Favorite Pro
scription.” bless him with all their hearts,
for he tins brought them the panacea for
all those chronic aliments peculiar to
their sex; such as leucorrhooa, prolapsus
Mid other displacements, ulceration, “in
ternal fever,” bloating, tendency to in
ternal cancer, and*other ailments.' Price
reduced to one dollar. Jly Druggiois,
GrawM Up With the City*
Tho livery business has grown raoio
than nny other business in our city, it
has only becu a few years since a dozen
horses and buggies did the busineaa of
the city, and to-day Athens can boast of
as fine livery stables as there aro in the
South. It will only take a short time for
dne to be convinced of this fact, as tak
ing a walk through the stables and see
hov^rell thev aro ‘•quipped for the trad
ing public with fine landaus, carriages,'
buggies and any number of thoroughbred
horses. The atablea are well arranged,
and auv one can be atvomolodated at any
hour, da)r or night. Our livery men
deserve credit for keening such splendid
stables and fine turnouts.
2. The first company to recognize the
policy-holders' right to paid up insurance
in cite of lapse, which saves to polioy
holders over five million dollars per year
present business.
Tho fln
CARTERS
SICK
Rcviilacbe. ya» Outer's Littla Urn WU art
equally valuable In Conatipatloa, curin* and p«^
Iir^and PEfulatalbabowali. tnu U they ealj
HEAD
calhf driven front the system, and a per
manent enro guaranteed. Thourands of
lebronic cases, whose teatiutuuuls bear j
'evidence, have been cured by our infal- !
lible remedy, which conuins neither qui- j
* — f — 1 ll rious. }
cf
Wreklaw Shwtlay.
Thor«-^.t complaint *»•*,
j Kail twatm.nt fro* b/oU phy.lci
ot the ot'7. on-lsr cw.^r. *t i*'K“L Fra- j .taodioo, also trial romedr #ant 1
aw* crmolr (a. j tb A KABUL M KI> |
' ‘ [RAtr. wr Brofdimy, -n. r. i
lutclytlrttffrwdP—dwiwt«oia«.....dU»y
who*M.BjIkna will »»d tlw UMW
abla in aomany van that th«r will not ba ■'ll*
*1114 to do without tboo. But aftar attach head
ACHE
j.aabmrfHBU)llnll
^^on^naLot tba 'cJl^^Li/l UtOffniruidnit* iaaa* «w»»art, A [> ■ (W& KMCatC*. fc-V«*
“"“‘I U£ fadlat UUt
-• m.k. M (TMt boMt- OvrpUUcoi.ltwl.U.
othem do not. >
Carwr'a Little U*m PUh ara vwy amatt ani
to taka. On* or two PtIU makaa doaa.
«■.«! -fl BtaWWIBB
3. The first company and still nearly the
only company to attach to policy a copy
or ihe application, upon which the con-
traot fat based.
4 It issues a greater variety of policies
than any other company. It has lately
perfected a mortuary dividend system
under which its policies v* issued with
guaranteed return of tl! premiums paid
in addition to the face of the policy, in
cave of death during a specified period.
6. The returns on '£01^100 policies, in
this company, tha} have matured Lave
been larger that) those Inany other com
pany running and maturing at the same
time.
0. Iu policies are free from restriction.
The wisest and best'men insure their
lives. Mr. Wanamaker, who carries
more insurance than any other man In
the United States, said in a letter to
agents:
“1 feel that what you did In fixing my
attention to life insurance was a positive
service to me and I thank you for It most
sincerely.”
Delays are dangerous. Money saved
by insuring at once.
J. A. Laino, Special Agent
GRirmu A Mill, 9 *
Agents, Athens, Ga.
FLEMING’S,
ATHIINS, GEORGIA.
WE ARE IN FOR THE SUMMER CAMPAIGN.
Annual Meeting.
Southern Mutual Insurance Co.,)
Athens, Ga., May®, 1888.$
The annual meeting of this company
wilt be hc!d at the company's office In
Athens on Tuesday, J une 6th, at 11
o'clock, a. ro. S. Thom^r, Sec.
Vomberiog the Streets.
C. W, Parr, who has got the contract
for numbering the streets and houses,
put up the first nninber yesterday on
College avenue. Ho baa been stopped
from numbering the streets rumung
north and south, aa it is more than prob
able that the council will jdlow them to
hold their own names.
_ yen *r* UR«r uw&gTO* iu*a 01*- Li il »««u i an fc. *
n i, raihlon.d griping pit!*, try Uartrr’a Liltle •. Nl-BMawirtwaail,**
A aattad trsaT Opinion.
E . Itainbridgt Manday l>q., Coauty
ANy. Clay Co.. T«*. aaya: “H»w ***d
Klecirio Hitters with most happy aea-
ulta. My brother alee we* very low
with Malarial Ferer ani Jsendict, but
wa* cured by timely uae of this medi
cine. Am setisfied Electric Bitten a**d
hia life." * '
Mr. D. L Vr ilcoxaon, of Hpra* .Care,
Ky., add* a like testimony, skying: H*
paaili.aly believes he would bu* died,
bad It not tats fa. .Electric Bitten.
Tbit neat remedy will wd of, at
well aa civ* all Malarial DMnite*. and
for nil Kidnty, nnd i.irer and Stomach
Disorder* stands unequaltd. Price 60c.
and |1. at Jbo. Crawford * Co,
Peart Soctl 15c., old price-*t;c , Colgate* Hindkercblnl Extracts 40c
oz. old price 50c. Be sure to read our list In the Graphic and Chronicle
Special attention given to
PRESCRIPTION WORK,
Three drat class prescrip tioniitt all having Licenses from the Stale Board
of Pharmaceutical Examiners.* No boys employed. Pure goods, low
prices and courteous attention given to all. Come and tee us, opposite
post-office. ^
JOHN CRAWFORD & CO.
Whole^le and Retail
DRUGGISTS AND SEEDSMEN, ATHENS GEORGIA.
ELEGANT SELECTIONS IN
Oriental Lace
FLOUNCINGS,
THE HAMDS0ME3T UHB OP
-•White goods:-
EMBROIDERTES
In th« Ciy. Jest Iteoeired another Lot of
Blapk and Croloed Silks.
M. MYERS & CO
