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THE DAIIVIBANNER’WATCHMAN, ATBE8B, GEORGIA* SPSDAV, MAY 19, i860. It’Hflfl N«var Failed, BotaMC Blodl Balm, (B.B.BJ JU cum in* Had of cm* at Scnfo!a,Ecania ud otta. end*- ^ blood <ll*a*«,afi« other tiwiawot had l*« tried aed failed. You do yowiif .ad fatally great uintko aatan you glw thb exeelltai renodr o Mai Send to Biood Bala Co. Atlaata, Gh,for llbstrstad “Book of Wonders* Med with Viters trom persons cured by D. UJL its. X. j. Rossman, Greensboro, tis,sritot * I haw a bdjr friend who has bean entirely cured of an ugly scrofulous fees out of tba skin, and the naa of i wo bottles of H. B. B. effactad an entire core. I know •f several cases of blood diseases cared speedily by the use of 0. D. D. „ . R.G. Tinsley writes: My mother aid slstrr tied B. B. B. for scrofula and ulcerated sore throat PERSONS AND THINGS, local <itSTtlT¥vi cp into mull PACKAOBS. SORE THROAT from Ua bn thsa all otbar . A. H. Nichols, UOGraySt, Atlanta, Ga^writes: "My wife for several years has been suffering with ♦hat physicians terra Eczema, affecting her whole body, limb* and scalp. It appeared that her whole tirfn would shed off lu scales about «#iice a week, leaving the surfacs red and tender, and sometimes cracked open. Her general health (ailed, and (or a While it was thought she would die, as several doc tors sad numerous patent medicines failed to give rn 7C If ■ any relief. My brother-in-law. Mr. J. tu4bMA B. Cummings, was selling the II. B.B and insisted that I should try it on my wife. I did to, and to flutter astonishment site commenced improving at once, and threu bottles, costing only F 1 . effected an satire curs. It Is wonderfully quick (a action. M D. M. McRae, Waynesboro, Miss* writes: " My nni| a sister was aftktsd with bolls which sadly DUILu inpalred her health, and sha lost flesh and strength each day. Owe bottle of B D. B. acted Ikaaaagk and prodacad a complete cure." Railroad Cora mission of Georgia. Campbell Wa iace, Chairman. I.. N. Trammell, Alex S. Erwin, Commissioner!.. Atlanta, Ga., May 16th, 1889. Circular No. 145, Fraight Tariff of tho Savannah, Florida As Western and Brunswick k West ern Railroad Companys. The Commissioner.- 1 having adjudged that the Savannah, Florida and West ern Railroad Company *.n.l the Bruns wick and Western Railroad Company fall within the ojx a ration of Rulo One of the “Rules Governing the Transpor tation of Freight,” It is hereby ordered that said companies be allowed to charge no more than the following rates, and for purjmses of transportation In apply ing said rates, said roods be considered us Constituting hut one and the same road, and suid rules shall be computed as upon parts of one and the same road: 1. To classes 1, & 3, 4, 5, 0, A. K. G and II add to Standard Tariff as follows: Between 0 and (JO miles fifty (50) per eeni. J Between 00 ami per cent. Between 100 and 150 miles thirty (30) per cent. Between 150 and 200 miles twenty five (25) per cent. Over 200 miles twenty (20) per cent. 2. Fertilizers, L. C. L. t Class K . twenty (20) percent added. Fertilizers, C. L., not less than ten (10) tons of two thousand pounds each Class M with twenty(20) |ht centadde 3. Classes C, D, and F per note B of Circular No. 82. 4 To all other Classes apply the C< missioner's Stan lard Tariff. All circulars ami parts of circulars in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. This circular to take effect on the first day of July, 1880. By order of the Board, C'AMrificLL Wallace, A. C. Biiiscok, Chairman. Secretary. Yam i otatoc slips, at King’s store Ice cream and milk shakes at C. Bode**. 5-22 For potato slips call R. L. With erspoon. * 5.30 Mr. M. L. Branch, of Farmington, was in the city yesterday. The Israelites are going to have a picni** Shady Grove Tuesday, lee lemonade at C*. Ifiwle’*. 5-22 If you want the finest Cabinets ever made in Athens, call on Mills, Mr. Frank Myers, a prominent busi ness man of Augusta, >» In the city. Ice cream ot C\ Bode’*. . 5-22 Mr. and Mr*. P. Fr.nklnsteln leave for Macon this morning. Milk shakes at C. Bode**. 5-22 Don’t forget to make your city tax returns before June 1st. 8-10 If you want a horse ami buggy tele phone 01. J. R. Craw forth 7-0 Rave you made your city tax re turn*. 0-10. My time expire* the 23th for making $3.00 Cabinet*. Mills. Make your city tax returns at once, and avoid the rush at the last of the month. 0-10 The milk shakes and ich cream at C. Bode’* are delightful. 5-22 No. 5 are thinking of not wearing their beaver* and cut-a-way coats to Columbus. ('ubiuct Picture* only $3.00 per dozen, till the 25th. Mills. Pitching dollar* is now one of the principle amusement* on Broad Htreot. Milk shake* and lemonade served at C. Bode’s by a handsome young ludv. 5-22 Mr*. Joe Myers, a popular society lady of Augusta, i* the guest of Mr*. Mosei Myer* in Cobbham. It Is proposed to get two of tho pro fessional base ball club* to play a game here during commencement. Coleman advertises himself by let ting out Ids tin puns. Coleman always has ills left eye to buaiues*. All person* who fail to make their city tax returns by June 1st, will be subject to a double tax. 0-1o. The firemen are all elated over their trip to Columbus. No. 5 will do their best to capture tl.a first prize. Mr. 8. Rexinger has a Jewish Shekel Unit was given him by his grandfather. It is the only coin of this kind in Ath- Railroad Commission of Georgia O.m-Bu.L W* LLACK, Chairman, I.. N. 'I’ltAVfMKM., Alkx. 8. Kuwix, roiutniaaioiiera. Atlanta, Ua., May lath,1889. Circular 146. Correction or Circular 141. 1. Add to second paragraph of Circu lar No. 142, a* follows: “Class J per Standard Tariff.” 2. The enforcement of Circular No. 142 is hereby postponed to the first day of July, 1880. By order of the Board, CAxrBKLL Wallace, A. C, Briscoe, ( huiruiaii. Secretary. Brain and Nerve Tonic, Coca-Cola, a delicious bev erage, oc. L. 1). Sledge & Co. Hi. II0LT HECK1VES INJURIES By Falling Into th. Cut on tk. C. * M. Railroad, on Oconto Street. While Mr. B. C, Holt, a painter for Klein A Martin, was walking last night on the side of the cut on Oconee street on his way to the C. 4b M. depot, he made a mt*-xtep and fell Into the ent some ten feet. Ilia right arm wiu broken Just above t ie w rist and the left side of hi* head above the ear was badly bruised. He did not lose consciousness and went at once to Dr. Lowry and had his arm set. Mr. Holt i* from Macon, having been in Athena about four weeks, This Is what you ought to have. In fact, you£mu*t have It, to fully rqjoy life. Thousands are searching for It daily, and mourning because.|hey find it not. Thousands upon thousand* of dollars are spent annually by our peo ple In the hope that they may attain this boon. And yet It may be had by all. We guarantee that Electric Bitters, if used according to Erections and the ti*c persisted In, will bring you Good Digestion and oust the demon Dyspep sia and install instead Eupepsy. We recommend Electric Bitter* for Rys- yepsia and all diseases of JJver.Sf and Kidney*. Mold at 50c. and $1.00 per bottle by John Crawford A Co. or L. P. Madge A Co. Druggists. The young cotton sampler who ha* been trying *ond paper on hi* face for freckle*, say* if his face will last he will stop the freckle*. Mr. Pape, who ha* b-. vii with (’apt. J. II. Rucker for the pant season, leave* this morning for Germauy to visit his family. I Don’t fail to attend the meeting of r?* cs forty (40) | f | l0 organizers of the new military cou»pr.::y at council chamber Monday night at 8 o’clock. Chief Burra**, of the Columbus Fire Department, arrived in the city to see about the Athens fireman going to the Columbus tournament. In ten days the Public School* will close for the Sumiper, Teachers and children have worked faithfully, and will enjoy the rest. !'Joe Moreland, of the Ace of Spades notoriety, was found beastley drunk on Jackson street yesterday. He was put in l)t»oly’* Black Maria and landed in the lock-up. The BAEXEU-WaTciiMAN was sere naded lust night at 11 o’clock !»y the Scrio Cireo band, led by Prof. lla*e!- toif. They made music of the latest improved style. Mr. Samp* Cohen i*still in the city and i* confirmed In the morphine habit. He i* quite a young man, ami would not bo taken for u gentleman that haudled the paste hoard abomination. It U proved to get up a match game of draft*. Col. Tom Fleming and Capt. A. G. Turner will certainly enter. It is thought that a young man from Jef ferson will take the prize. Quite a uuuiber of ladle* have ex pressed a desire to hear Mr. Harry Smith's performance on the banjo and guitar. He will give an exhibition Monday night at the music house of Haselton A Dozier. Mr. Mere R. Tray lor,Traveling Sales- an for F. R. Penn A Co.,say* l deriv ed perfect relief from using Brailyero- tlnefor Sick and Nervous Headache,and never travel without a bottle in my grip. Judge 8. II. llaademan, of Washing ton, Ga., was luthe city yesterday. We are glad to state that Mr. Frank Harde man who who wa* run over by No. 5 reel the first day of t'm tournament, is rapidly improving. 'Hie Madisonian, which is brilliantly edited by Mr. Hal Moore, gave a most excellent account of the Athens Fire men'* Tournament. We will state by way of parenthesis that they for got to credit it to the Banner-W’atch- II AN. Jf If you are nervous or dyspeptic .try Carter's Little Nerve Pill*. Dyspepsia makes you nervous, and nervousness M you dyspeptic: either one ren ders you miserable,and these little pills cure both. SOCIETY ISEUMl, * * * At X«. K. A. Vhwlord'i school on PridHy evening, a munWr of friend* Wefc Invited to attend a lec ture by ML fcdwHrd T. Brovin, and a musical entertainment by the young ladle* of the school. Mr. John D. Mell announced the musical programme first in order, which was as follow Instrumental duct, Miskes Barnes and Dougherty, Vocal duet, Misses Fleming and Barnes. Vocal duet, Misses Walker and Barnet. Mr. Mell then introduced If on. E. T. Brown as the lecturer of the evening, who would auuouuce his own subject. Mr. Brow n stated at the outset, that he had been requested to deliver a lecture upon “ThegLaw* of Georgia ns ap plied to women,” but lie failed to find in his whole course of study any law to which any woman paid the least at tention. 8he generally (at least that was his experience,) made her own laws and changed them at her pleas- We feel that wo arc perfectly within bounds when we say that the lecture wo* brilliant and highly entertaining, at the same time instructive, it was a model of it* kind. The lecturer wa* greeted with round after round of up. pluuxe, as hi* bright and telling point* were caught by the audience. Mr. Brown ha* certainly by Ids effort of Thursday evening, made u name for himself a* a lecturer. We have never seen an audieuce more thoroughly en- tort allied. Everyone was charmed, and it was generally regretted when the lec turer closed. W. W. Thomas will deliver the next lecture two weeks from Friday night. The second part of the musical pro gram was commenced with instrumen tal solos by Misses Annie Crawford and .Meta Charhonnier, after which Mrs. Brown favored the audience w ith one of her beautiful selection* which was encored. This closed the pleasant pro gram which was enjoyed to its full ex tent by every one present. * * * A most pleasant lawn party which was hooked for Cohbhain last week, was unavoidably postponed. Jt * * * The many friend* of Mr*. Hugh Taylor are glad to welcome her hack home, after a visit to relatives in Mn- * * * Mr. “Brick” Miller, a gradu ate of the University of Georgia, has been with his old friends for a few day. * * * The picnic parti**- reported a most excellent time yesterday. The Baptist Sunday School went down the Covington nnd Mvum road to Gould, hut the Good Templar* *lop|>ed at Wat- kinsv'llc. It required four extra coaches to carry the crowd. They re turned at 0 o'clock, and all reported a fine time. * • * The young ladle* of the Lucy Cobb Institute enjoyed among them selves an evening picnic on Friday afternovb. They left the city about 4 o’clock, in Gaun A Murray’s Tallyho, and ate their *uppcr in the woods at Linton’s fatuous spring, about four mile* from the city. Every one pro nounced the picnic a grand success. Whether on laud or at sea, on the prairie or in the crowded city, Ayer’s Fills are the best cathartic, being con venient, ctllcnciouM.ntid safe. For torpid liver, indigestion, and sick headache, they never fall. Parlor Set at J. A. Gore- bold’s for $15. GiEEK GEORGE. Tba Great Grceeo-Roman Wrestler at tha Tcurnamont. Greek George, the w restler is in the city, and ha* been running with the firemen for tbe past few day*. He went down to Watkinsvillo yesterday to attend a picnic. Greek George i#> ready and willing to wrestle with any one in the city, and will probably give an exhibition at the opera house before he leaves. Pure, cool Soda Water and Milk Shake*, the best loepTunm' nettle, tldrlf, dMU a5d tftFgdB CJuEtUJ Have a Joint Meeting. Yesterday morning a crowd gathered ill the C. A H. depot, to leave on the early train for ty'atkin grille to attend flic union picnic of the Good Templar# of Clarke, Oconee and Morgan counties. They arrived at ten o'clock, and all things being ready, the following pro gramme was declared In order: Adre** of welcome by Col. John Cal vin Johnson; Jr., of Watkfusville, and essay by Miss Atta Conoway. Music by tUc Warsaw' band, Evan* Lodge, I. O. of G. T. f No. 70, of Atli Speech by Hon. Geo. C. Thomas, essay by Miss Nellie Brown. Music. f j Bridge Hollow Lodge, I. O. of G; T. No. 123. Speoch by Prof. J. E. Hodges, essay by Miss Cora Dunaway. Music. High Shoal* Lodge, I. O. of G. T., No. 124, Speech by Prof, N. B. F, Clo-e, essay by Miss A. B. Owen. Music. at Flat Rock Lodge, I. O. of G. T., No. 120, »i»eech by Mr. Sherman Elder, and essay by Miss Eva McKee. Music. Wray’s Lodge, l.O. of G. T., No. 127, speech by Mr. Robert Malcom, essay by Miss L. Southerland. The programme then closed with a musical selection by the hand. Dinner announced and was declared*one of the finest ever spread in Oconee county. During the afternoon several distin guished members arrived and made speeces. Among the number wa* Hon. lieury C. Tuck, of Atlieus. Took Off his Under Lip. Eight years ago a cancer came on my wer lip. 1 had it cut out while it wa.s , jt small, nnd it healed up apparently, iuit soon broke out again.and jomtnenc- ed eating very rapidly. It took off my under lip from one side to the other, and down to my chin. I had it treated by burning, and and got so weak that 1 did tiot think that i could stand it much longer. {After much suffering 1 discarded all other treatment,and began taking Swift’s Specific, and the cancer soon began to heal, ami in u short time t w as completely healed and I was ■ntirely well, and there has l»een no sign of any return of the disease. 1 ‘mow it Whs cancer, and 1 know it was •iired alone by S. S. S. E. V'. Fkreaxd, Ruston, La. S. S. S. cured me of -malignant sore throat and mouth, called by impure blood. ’Hie trouble extended down to my left lung, which was v:-ry sore. The diictors practiced On me for three years without icilef, when i left them and li#ok S. S. S. Four bottle* cured me. Bex Riley, Meridian, Miss. Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease* mailed free. The Swift’s Specific Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. lea! leal! lee!!! The ice wagon will only make one delivery each day, (in the forenoon.) Those wishing ice in the evening must send to 124 Clayton street for it. W. I). Billups furnishes ice and takes our ice tickets for same. 5-25. Athens Ice Works. Lowry & Co’s., Hr. George Malcom, of Oeonee coun ty, bad a .beep to commit eulciiia a few day. ago. Tbe .beep pueheil ita bead through a crack in the feuce, and then pulled back until. ita neck wa* broken. Yuu-can flBd tbe BEST teMctim at Chamber Suits, Parlor Suits, SIDE BOARDS, CHIFFONNIERS, Chairs and Rocking Chairs, Desks, and Anything In the Furniture line cheaper thaa anywhere ctw.at . Edge, Dorsey A Co’s. BBOAP STREET. water and milk shakes in the city Why? Because they keep their syrups in glass cans and draw through glass lined faucets. ~ NOTICE. Mr* A. R. Robertson, our Marble and Granite Merchant, *&ysour people make « great mistake hi purchasing Marble or Granite Monument* from drummers or traveling agent*, with the impression tbst ibejr are doing better than they can here in Athens, Ga. Mr. Robertson says he keeps up with all the new and latest Designs in the Monament business, tnd will guarantee that hit prices are at least ten per cent, lower than any other Mar* ble or Granito dealer in the United States; and our people will do macb better to go and see Mr. Robertson at the Marble yard, when they want to purchase a Marble or Granite Monument, My Slocerest —TO THE— POWDER Absolutely Pure. • TMa powder never vanes. A man'l l«t purity trenrth and wholcsomenet*. More economical ban the ordinary kinds, and canuot be sold In i inpetlllon with the mult tude of low te.it| BANNER- WATCHMAN Rliort weight alum oi or phosphate iKiwcerv. hoiu n n • i-. , wa iiwit, N.w’i^rk lowJ ’ r ,0 ‘ for allowing me to t At wholesale and retail by Talnvadge Bros.. Legal Advertisements. J. A llimntcutt, ot. al., vs the Classic City street lt&llnay Company, et, al. Petition for Equitable Relief, nee iver, &c., iu (larke Superior Court, April term, 1889. T>Y virtue of an order of the Judge of the 8u- l)pe lor Court of larke comity,We, the under signed, the receivers appointed in ihe above stated case,will sell before tlu t ourthousr door of U rke county in Athens/ a., within the legal hour* of sale on the t?th day of July,i880. to t> e highest and best bidder, for cash, ti e following property,to-wit: a 11 the property ant assets of all»lud*t now held or owned i>y tbe defend ant, the (lass c city Street Railway company. sell the purest soda ir -- k ■»"' ta bo bad, in Athens. L. * ni1 5“ " m flr»t-c!u. work Q. • ^ at mtfch lower pnees than you can get Is. OlCdge & LO. from any other Marblt or Granito Dealer _ in tbe United States. tf. School Notice. Colored applicant* for license to teach in the Public School* of Clarke county, will meet the undersigned at the court house in Athens at 8 o'clock a. in., May 20th, for examination. White appli cant* will meet me at the same place and hour on the 30th. H. R. Bernard, d-5.21q>v-tlll*d School Comiuisioner On Shakespeare. One would think while gazing on the rotund figure of Capt. Charlie Baldwin that he cared nothing for anything, but aelUng shoes and high living. Such is «rpnL- not the case, however, and those Inti- CL/IV.# mately acquainted with him will bear witness t hat he is one of the best read wen in tbe city. To hear him repeat some of Biirna* pathetic piece* will bring tears. He has a fine library and Is well up on Shakespeare. Romeo and Juliet Is his favorite—especially Juliet. He often spread* himself on Richard ihe 3d, with no other audience than a few bottles of pepper sauce, ami his friend Bud Cox. CnI. Baldwin may go on the stag* yet. Embroideries, Laces, Silks, Grenadines, Mories, Silk Mulls and all over nets for evening dresses at Cohen’s. Lowry & Co., just received a new lot of French candy this T.rrlbl. Slaughter. TboiiMiul. of II,e. were ne.dl.Mljr ui-rifaed lest year in this rouatvy, ami oilier lire* err being as wantonly saeri- dcedto-tley. IkisestrieU (finding many Into tin dust of death who, rjlght be 'well. Jferk those initials, for thereby hinge * tele: “O. M. I>.” They stand for Dr. Pfenm’e Golden Medical Dis covery, which Is uneqnaled ’.’or Imput ing vigor end ton* to the li ter end kid ney#, in purifying the blood'ind though it deeming gad renewing tho whole •yetm. For scrofulous humors, snd ption for luig-scrofuls.) in Its «»*y *«g*», it ie • posiliro #peeifle it b«sM under > positive guarantee of b A fine Coldwater Road Cart, bran new, for $18 cash. Apply at M. A. Daniel’s on Broad street. Try Pomegranate, at Low ry A Co’s, iV8 flue. - company,; miles long fr ncliiscs of be said company a* contained in act of Out cral Assembly <>i (IcorgU. improv ed September 3 lb, tf>5. TUn sale shall be *uV- fect to the approval of tbe Judge a»f the Sup-, rlor court of said county of (larke, nnd If said sale is so approved possession sha 1 he given to the purchaser n the nrst day of Augu t. 1S89. Terms cash. James. White, «. I.. Hull. Receivers for the Classic City Railway Co. o-a-w-d d A Rcmaekablo Horst. A gentleman from Jackson county say* that lie has a saddle horse that ha* more xen*o than the average school boy. Jit* can ride the horse up to his front gate, hitch him to a post, and go into the front porch, and by command make the horse unbuckle the saddle and shake it off, slip the bridle, open the lot gate witli his nose, go into the stable and close the door, lie Is cer tainly a good horse, and should Join a circus. Tlie balsamic healing and soothing properties of Samakitax Nkuvixk are marvelous. “My brother, aged 10, had fit* from hi* Infancy. Samaritan Xkrvixe cur ed him.” A. W. Curtis, Osakix, Minn. $1.50, at Druggists. White Goods, Satteens, Figured Muslins, Batistes, Organdies, Zephyrs, Ging hams, Cambiics Gliallies and Henriettas, in tbe new shades and figures, to be closed out next week at Cohen’s. announce to the pub lic that I have this day distributed 3,000 Circulars as an adver tisement for my ex traordinary Special Sale -FOH— Take Notice and get a this morning, in which -you will find the ’V Start-hind writing thoroughly taught pereootlly -ir by miiL Short hand can bo u thoroughly, but hot quite VC qoictlv, learned by letter u by personal hritructinn. For term, oppfy to L. Scnnnu. ktheiu. Oe. Try a glass of Coca-Cola, a beverage that cures head ache, restores vigor in coses ot mental or . Tto cow ■gwoim far tko mri ■» ■mo of Boo## (tboporm* ta «nM k tko ntnta ttiiif RUtNvit am wtao.ow<iko tact Hut Hood-0 (onaporflta ottoany to- eomptUho. vrtut ta etataaod lor It, U what bos dm to Mo awdldao i popotartty tad mogroottrtlun that of *»y other lamp*. Merit Wins Boon ganaporma cores Serofiila, Halit | KbevB’AsdflM Headache, I p Ike Whole 8 jtuu. tabMMhyaUdnf. ■rorodhyCLHood 4 Monday,fflay20 oji Wliite Goods at fabulously low prices. On Calicoes at 31-2 cents per yard. On Check Naingdok at 4 cents per yard. On Fruit Bleach- laldle BMidfily, being about a | ng ^ ( ; 1 .g pel’ yard. On W a m s u 11 a Bleaching at 7 1-2 cents per yard. On New York Bleaching at 9 cents per yard. On account of re ceiving 4,000 pounds of freight of the above goods with a large amoimt of other specialties from my buyer in New York. The printer of this paper could not give me the display I asked for. Therefore please