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m r-; Athens, Ga., faBBgARY 21, 1882 J. a-. WATBHMAN, pnopRimuB. local i ntellioknce OCONEE LETTER; Dear B. er The long talked of iron fern .inch ia to inclose the the court h< a in Watkinsville has arrived; and u,itil it is put up I will fbrbear comment. Mr. Overby, the agent assisted by that master Me chanic, Josiah H Maddox, is hard at work putting it up. ✓ The county commissioners aro havs ing all of the trees and stumps in the court house yard cut down, with a view to having the yard converted into a beautiful flower garden, or a model city park. When tho corns missioners have executed tho plans and designs which are now making feverish their; brain, or at least their heads, the lawyers may enjoy a fresh bouquet every day during eur July court, and tho visiting attorneys per haps will be badged with button-hole bouquets to carry home with them. The Methodist quarterly meeting convenes at Watkiusville on Saturday next, and we aro expecting brother Cabaniss, of the Banner, over. Tell him to come and we will try and get. him a subscriber or two. Miss Leila Wilson, one of t L e most accomplished young Indies of middle Georgia, left on Tuesday for Sparta, where she will lake charge of a school. From personal knowledge of Mi-s Leila’s powers and accomplishments, 1 know she is most excellently adapt' od to instruct and disciplines school. Her patrons are to be congratulated. Miss Lucy Daniel is now enjoyiug the luxury of being a School marro.’ No politics in Oconee, everybody is satisfied that it is well enough to lei good eucugh alone. Tire contract for building a Baps ti-it church at Wntkin-ville, has been let out to Mr. J N McRea, who will begin work at once. Dido, SEALLjTALK. Hatrimoniul. It gives us pleasure to chronicle the marriage of one of Athens’ best known and popular citizens, to the fair daughter of a neighboring corin' ty. Mr. Drnnis, C. Hurley of Ath- ens, was united in wedlock to Miss Bridget C. Kealy, of Sharon, Talia- h rro county, Ga. The ceremony was performed at 8 a. ra. on Wednes day morning, 15tli inst, by Rev. Father T. A. McUonville, in the church of the Sacred Heart. The attendants were Mr. J. H. Klein of Athens, and Miss Bridget C. O’Donv nell, of Augusta. The bridal party took the morning train lor Athens. Ws extend our hearty congratulas lions to Mr. Hurley. He has a large circle of friends in Athens, into which his bride will receive a warm wel come. There are many who join us in good wishes for all happiucss and prosperity. Gnano agents aTe beginning to aoma about once more. Produce the town that can show more mud than Athens. Gamp Bros, are agitating the peo ple of Athens very much. Two hundred delegates to the state agricultural convention in Augusta. Give v >qr children plenty of oran ges. They are healthfull and cheap. The Northeastern will be on a boom when she gets her ten new en gines. The lawyers and others interested at Jefferson court are Lavieg a bad time. The Herald thinks there are four thousand bales of cotton unmarketed in Jackson county. The man who walks np town from the Northeastern depot at night, makes a dangerous trip. The estimate is that if n man or woman lives to be 72 years old, they pass at least 24 years in sleep. f Mr. D M Kenney, writing front Brunswick, says there have been only three rains there since September. Willie Pattinau, a son of John B Pattmao was tried on a writ oi luna cy yesterday and adjudged insane. Madison Davis has been confirmed as postmaster of Athens. It is a pity Dr. Orr could not l.ave lieun re tained. The invitations are out for the grand Pnrem ball to be given at Hunnicutt hall March 6th, by the Hebrew society. Nearly all ot our state exchanges come to us with complaints of had roads, caused by the late heavy and long continued rains. Gen, Wm McRae, formerly gener a! manger ot the Western and Atlan tic railroad,died suddenly in Augusta last Saturday of congestion of the lungs. .Avoid that which yon blame oth ers for doing, says one of our wise men. Well, thiugs have come to a pretty pass if a man can’t kiss his own wife. William Miller, ‘the oldest Mason in ftie Fruited States,* died in Cald well, Ohio, recently, aged 98 years. It is said he had been a Mason 81 years. How is that? Dr. Lyndon went up to Gainesville Monday. At Lnla his valise was run into by tho Northeastern train. No damage except to some copies of the ‘Primer for tire children.’ Wniton News and Vidette: “Rev. M H Eakes has succeeded in raising money enough to pay off the debt that has for years been hanging over the Methodist church in Monroe. This is certainly a great achievement for the new pastor.’’ The Boston Journal has the infor mation that a gentleman in Oscir Wilde’s audieuce the other night, ir New York was so impressed with t!><- necessity of surrounding himself with - the beautiful that he went home and whitewashed his kindling wood. Painters m want ot supplies such as while lead, oil, terpintinc, varnish es, colors of any kind, either dry or in oil, or paint brushes, would do well to write to Niles & Tryon, Allan:a Ga. McBride & Co.,Atlanta,Ga., have in stock the largest and most varied assortment ot Lamp Goods ever brought south. Parlor and nail Lames—GJass and Briss Lumps, Re flector Lamps, and Lanterns, Shades, Burners, Chimneys, You save a good profit in freight and eta prices are as low as in any market. Show Casos manufactured by Mc Bride <fc Co., Atlanta, Ga, also give close prices to dealers in looking glasses, crockery, wood and tinware, .isrsrw FURNITURE WASEROOMS ANDREW J. MILLEB, 44 WBACBT9EB St.% 25,000 Feet of Space. THE FINEST STOCK OF GOODS IN THIS MARKET: jevsanr ajasw* xro © s$a rraiarrTxma oas*. BRANCH of A- J- MILLER <&IOO-.:FurnituJ?e and Carpets savannah;jgoeegia HATS, HATS. ZEIJATS! J. A. CHRISTIAN HATTER. SUCCESSOR TO; H- Glarke, Agent. ISTo G Wlii.teh.all Street ESVTbe public will please notice that I have purchased the interest* ot above fl.m, and in oontinnmt. the business at this well-known aland, I propose to keep the finest liue ot fashionable goods kept in the city, bonght direct Iron the manufacturer, aid snail selljat inside figures, and by courtesy and square nesting merit your patronage. nov24u&w J A. GSRXSTXAXr, 6 Whi-bahall*Atlaawaj Ga in !■ Georgia A Literal and Absolute Fact. Special Bargains- 100 Dressing Case Suita complete. „$75 oOJworth $100 00- 40Freneh Dressiny Case8njts,-t»mplito.'.'".''’.",‘.‘""“".‘.v « 00 worth «5 00 ltm 8 «** 25 00 worth 85 00 lOOKah* “ “ 20 00 worth 28 00 ‘ “ all .colors 78 00 worth 100 00 80 Bed or folding lounges u so worth 16 00 25 H 2‘ r ^? k L- 7 SO worth 10 00 £ Iirror ?,- • • • 45 00 worth 78 00 ISffThe handsomest line of Fine Chamber and Parlor Suites, 5n the finest fabrics, from TO $lj0OQ.OO Thomas, Richter & Co., dealers in Parlor, Bedroom, dining Boom, and Office FURNITURE 9 Soxrfcit Broad. S-reet, Agrcnta for the sale of the celebrated Furniture of Wrampelmcler Manfu**mur.a^ Company LcmWiilc. Ky. * novl.’ VISITORS CORDIALLYilNVITED TO WITNESS THE GRANDEST EXPOSITION OF FURNITURE In the south, anl at prloes beyond all competition. Don’t be induced to bay until you get tuy prices. j ' 50 Blegan-fc Walxvtrfc Beales—Very Bow. This advertisement is not copyrighted. Other dealers permitted, through courtesy, to oopy it, even at quotations a shade lower. p. H. SNOOK dejG Atlanta, Ca. mmu MirnwEi A N D Steam Grinding Establishment, B. D. V I T T U R , IMPORTED MTTSIC AX» MF.B.OKAUDISB We import direct from the best manufacturers in Europe, Violins, Guitars, Accordeons, Harmonicas, Strings, And all kinds, of Musics! Merchandise# NOBODY CAN UNDERBUY U&-NOBODY UNDERSELL US. SHEET MT7SXC. * We maxe s specialty of Lire, Standard and Popular Sheet Music. Ail Grades—Best Authors— Lowest Prioea. Bend a three jent stamp for our Catalogue containing over 8,000 different jectii; the best Catalogue in the oountry %<r select from. PIANOS, W6 aro Southern Agents for ail th. ceUbraiod New York DECKER BROTHERS New York Pianos lead the world, makes, vix: STEENYVAY & SONS, A. WEBER T MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OT CUTLERY. Pen, Pocket, bob Caning toes, CeeeaveRaois, Tailor & Barber Shears CoTastaxitly on XZaxid. Part’cuiar attention paid to Grinding Tailors’ end Barbers’ Shears. Also, Repairing of ail kinds of Cutlery. A Specialty we make iu Concaving Razors. All orders by mail or express will be promptly attended to at short notice. ~ 18 Broad Street. Atlanta, Ca. deo20 THE GATE CITY PIANOS. New and Second-hand Pianos from $50 to $1,200. Send for our prices before yon buy. ESTEY O^RG-AIsrS bB * in6 “ * Q «’Rht Southern States is transacted by the ESTEY ot those ANY at Atlanta. At our warerooms may always be found a complete assortment III COMPARABLE BTSTBTTME17TS. Jaotofeo' 1 **** new “ t * t y* CT * nd 1 ‘ test improvements. ORGANS new and seeona hand from Every Instrument Of Music. Sold cheap for cash on easy monthly payments. Sheet Music of all the latest airs, both vocal unl *--> rumcnt&L Sheet musio at exactly half price. Parti ca wanting strings, violins, etc., we *n ssve tnem Ume and lreight, and sell as low as any importer in America. Oid Pianos and Or gana taken in exchange as part payment at their full valne. Remember Hunniontt Hall, over Chas Stems clothing establishment, Chas. H SmW-' ‘gent ESTEY ORGAN COMPANY, O- H. Smith, >igent. nov30»weow Hannieutt Hall, ATHENS. GA. Parlor Furniture! EVER OFFERED IF AUGUSTA. Over fifty different styles, ranging from $85 o. This is]a wonderful chance. Our Ktock of Chamber Furniture is* simply immense, «* ir prioea »o 1 *w we guarantee they cannot be beaten either ia the north or west lor the au”u- • ot' goods. We keep everything in the FURNITURE LINE; no leaFTmt what wu cun i von. W* guarantee satisfaction. Cal! and nee ns before you bny. L. BOWLES & CC> 717 BRO ’ n TREET, AUGUSTA, GA. ? dec27 DEALERS IN GEORGE ^ BAILIE, —THE LIVE— Carpet& Grocery Dealer. ANDREWS, HITCH & CO. -AND Gents Furnishing Goods AVe hare a large stock ot Clothing in Business and Dress Suits, OVERCOATS, ULSTERETTES, &c. Everything in the way of First Class Furnishing Goods. Give us a call. Orders by mail promptly filled. ‘First-class Goods at ixiw Prices’ onr CARI’KT DEPARTMENT. Body Hrns«e1i < ’nrpeta Window Shadee.nll size* Ta;wsirv l.r'« C.rpets He»yv ,:-]‘lv Carpets Scie'hali Wool Carpets Cantmi ,t Wool Cerjiets Muir Carnets and Kcds V:i iped Venetian Car’ta I leartb Rngs,Door Mats Cocos A Canton Mst’gs r'loor oil Cl’tlis^M w’ths Table Knstic Shades, Paper do Store Shades, any size Reps for Curtain. Lace Curtains, cheap Curtain Loopn & Bands Window Cornices Wall Papers & Borders Fire Screens,Room cen. Pistu re Frames Beautiful Chromos Oil Cloth Rngs & Mats .Mosquito Nets GROCERY DEPARTMENT. Ferris’ Hams iFsncy Work Baskets Magnolia Hams [Market Baskets Country Hams Clothes Baskets Ferris’ Breaklavt Bacon Hanging Baskets Ferris’ Smoked Beef Straw A Hair Brooms Geo.A.Bai!ie’sbealflont Cob-web Brushes Baker’s Choice Flour I Feather Dnaters Milk Creckera Tuba, Buckets, Pails. Fancy Crackers [5 table & Yard Brooms Best Teas und Coffees Live Chickens and Groceries received doily I Blessed Poultry Rev. B. F. Farris. Wo find the following in the West Point correspondence ot the Ln- Grnnge Reporter. Every one who knows Mr. Farris will recognize the correctness ot the picture: Rev. B F Farris is a host. He is one of the mo9t indefatigable workers we ever saw. He goes front house to house and from store to store and ex horts each man separately. The signs in his church are hopeful. There were some mourners at the altar on Sunday | gj w n ’Sl><. American and imported tablh and " m +•+ ♦- - — " ■ — I HAflfAt niil.lfive No Such Failure. The papers are reporting the fail ure of 'E .1 Russell, of Athens, Ga.,’ with liabilities at ♦20,009. There is no such man in Athens, and if he tailed at all, he must have done it somew here else. A Cheap Market Country people wishing to buy goods ot any kind at wholesale prices should scud their orders to me. An acquaintance of eleven years with most Atlanta merchants, and person al attention enables me to bny a bet ter quality of goods from 10 to 40 per cent, cheaper than people unac quainted. Merchants, also, when in need of supplies of any kind will find it greatly to their interests to order through pie. i The price of any article sent on aps plication. Jno. Gardinbr. 128 Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. iel>14-4L Dead blond. < There is a time in a man’s life when ho comes to tc dead stand, and refuses to advance a step further,* as if a wall was raised np before him. Skiff,tho jeweler, has not come to that stand yet, but still is selling watch es, jewelry, gold pens, docks, &c., that are warranted and willgprove at ri commended. Tin? New York Enamel paint com pany, of Nnv York, gnaraitee the mixed paint not to crack, peel or chalk, mid will repaint any iionse at their one expepse, that is painted with this paint, that does. Niles & l'ry- on, Atlanta, Ga, are general agents nnd carry a large slock.; Write them lor sample card. . nvrsr motto : •‘The Nimble Sixpence better than the Slow Shilling.’’ “IJhick Sales tad small Profits for Cash." Carpets and Oil Cloths Made and Laid. Curtains and Shades Hum; at Short Notice. 828 BROAD ST- AUGUSTA GA ESTABLISHED Hew York 18G8_ ESTABLISHED Columbus 1858- trade HARK. If yen want to make money—get the right to make and sell McBride «fc Co’s. Fruit Drier and Stone Water Filler, two of tho best articles ever discovered—see them work and be convinced. Active pushing men can make money handling them. Write to McBride & Co., Atlanta, Ga. The attention of merchants h called to the fact that McBride A Co., of Atlanta, are carrying the finest stock oi goods suited for ibe country trade, to be found anywhere in the aonth. No one should visit Atlanta with out going through their immense es- * tabUshmcnt and buying some of their handsome goods. They are clever gent'emen, and will take pleas ure in thowing yon tbrongh their pu>e. pocket cutlery. For doors, sash and blinds, mould ings, stair work, or brackets, corress pond with Niles A Tryon, 36 Deca tur Street Atlanta , Ga. They are successors to Longiey and Robinson Smith’s Scroluia Syrup and Star Curino are purely vegetable. Why will you suffer with Cancer, White Swelling, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kid ney and Liver Diseases, when a few boiitios of these two great remedies will cure you ? From C. D. McCurry, Newton county, Georgia—I take great pleas ure in recommending to the public Dr. Cheney’s Expectorant and Croup Preventive. My little son had been a great suffer from Spasmodic Croup, during the night. Dr. Cheney, about two years ago, prescribed lor him his Croup Preventive, which has most miraculously cured him, I find it equally beneficial in nil ca.-es of Coughs. I consider it a blessin my family. Every one should keep it in their houses. Try Smith’s Scrofula Syrup for your blood. It removes all skin erup tions and wi'l give you a beautiful aud clear complexion. nov9-tt Wadlky, Emanuf.i «Ga., Octo ber 10, 1879. Gentlemen—Wio'o Heading the General Assembly ibis summer, I tried your Star Curino on my leg. it being affected with an old sore caused by a wound received during the late war. After having thoroughly tested it I am compelled to say that it is a success, for I have had experience with different physicians and remedies, and found nothing to cure me, until I used your Star Curine, which has cur ed a remarkably bad case. Wishing you success, I am ■ Yours, respectfully, John Bell. Do not fail to call on your druggist for a bottle of that pure, sweet and delicious blood purifier, Sniith’e Scrof ula Syrup. Star Curiue cures all chronic Sores and is a sura cure tor Piles. Call on your druggist before ills too late and get a bottle ot Smith's Scrofula Syrup and Star Curine. From B. F. Moore, A. M., Pres ident of Moore’s Southern Business U Diversity, Atlanta, Ga—This is to certify that I have used Dr. Cheney's Expectorant in my family for several years, and can recommend it as an in valuable remedy for Coughs, etc., and have found it superior to any other remedies that I have tried. novStf Loachapoka, Ala.. Jan. 12, '78. And 3ST 0 . 70 WhiAejiftll St-, dfi-tlaxita, Ga. , Pure Candies Only ! Fresh every halt hour duly. Many Novelties not to bo fsnnil elsewhere. Come and see them made at any time yon wish. dec20w3m Wsru K. K. Fhalps. COME AND SEE ME. AT THE RED STORE, XTo. 9 Broad Street, At3aeas,HGa. If you want STOVES and TIN-WARE Cheap. ©sill LADIES AND GENTLEMEN (SEND YOTJIt §18 elifHEli AND SAVE THEM DYSD I So tuat thoy will look as well as NSW uo matter of what material, SILK, WOOX.EXT OR COTTON GOODS I Tiy me and see whether I can be surpassed either in work or prioe. I defy competition. JACOB KREISi PROPRIETOR OF THE PREMIUM STEAM DYE WORKS, ■mBMBMMMaMainemmii^m£Sameja!xSlieaeeSSMBHmmmmmHmm iTVLTASISrSSi STOCK OS' NEW CARPETS! . PURCHASED FROM The Leading' Manufacturers and Importers of the Country, And effored to-die Trade, our Friends and the Public nt CrnmpCloths, Door Mats, Hearth Rugs. A foil line ol New Chromos, Hair Cloth non Upticl- terers Trunmmga, Floor and Tuble Oil Cloths. Laoe Curtains, Cormoes and. Bands, Window Shades, all sixes; Piano and Table Covers, Wall Papers and Borders, Fren jh Tern s, Curtain Goods, Cretonnes for Lambrequins, Chin* and Coooa Msttinge, aud a big etozk of goode in uiy JAMES G. BALIE & SONS. OUnoriginal Carpet Store, 718 Busd at., AUCl £TA, G A FRESHStockof GROCERIES I have in store aud urnvmff 500 cates Canned Goods, Meate, V vgetAblos and Fruit* ot every vnriety. New Preserves, Jellies, Craokers, Mackerel, No 1 and in meas; Salmon and Boneless Codfish. All grades of Sugars, Coffees. Teas, Soaps, Starch, etc Onions, Cabbages, Potatoes, £HP le8 ,» ®, tra ^ 1 an , d Kaf 1 * 11 Brooms, Scrub Brushes, Long Handle and Short Handle Hair Brooms. Tubs, Pails, Clothes Hampers, Clothes Baskets, Market Baskets, etc. All of which I offer at the lowest prices for cash. • JAMES (Jr. BAILIE & S03STS- gnov9-d&w Old Stand James G. Bailie & Bro., 113 Broad at., AUGUST A, GA. dec6 ANDREWS. HITCH & CO., 16 WHITE//ALL ST.. ATLANTA, GA. FINE CAKRIAGES. Every Vehicle made and sold is built on honor, and of the best material and workmanship throughout, and has given year* of saUstactioo to purchasers. Visitors and citizens intending to bny Ladies’ Phaetons! Doctors’ Phaetons! FOUR PASSENGER BAROUCHES, Brewster Top and XTo Top Buggies I THE CELEBRATED DEXTER and QUEEN TOP and OPEN BUGGIES, BUSINESS WAGONS, ETC. Are requested to examine|all otherjwork In the City and at the Exposition Then call at my Repository and Factory and be convinoed that they MAN SAVE MONF.YJ by buying thoronghiy reliable and tnliy guaranteed work, which I am selling aa liow as aryl fair- dealing bonne in the United Status. REPOSITORY, 17 NORTH PRIOR ST., Opposite Moore & Marsh. FACTORY, 44 LINE STREET, ATLANTA, GA W. J. POLLARD, NOS. 734 AND 736 REYNOLD STREETS, A.TJGRJSTA.. GOEOKGIA, AND COMMISSION MERCHANT —AND DEALER IN- MACMMEM1 ©fall KDTOS Also DisstonV Circular Saws. Rubber and Leather Belting. Steam Pipe. Water and Steam Guagcft. Connections. Whistles, Oil Cups. t*op, Globe and Check Valves, Gov* ernors, Wrenches, etc., together with every article of Steam aud Water . Fittings, Findings, etc. GENER X. AGENT FOR TALBOTT & SONS. Talbott’s Standard Agricultural Engines (on wheels.1 Talbotts’ Standard Portable Eugincsjon skids.) Talbott’s Stationary Engines. ’ Talbott’s Planter Agricultural Engine* ;(nn wheels.) Talbott’s Planter Portable Engines (on skids.) Talbott'- Tabular and Locomotive Boilers. Talbott’s Turbine Water Wheel. Talbott’aCom and Wheat Mills. Talbott’s Saw Mill*, Circular Saw*, Shafting, Pnlleya, Boxes, B»'iger»,Helling,and patent Spark Arresters. Watertown Steam Engine Co.. Wstertown Agricultural Engine* (on wheel'.) Watertown Portable Engine* (ochkids.) W tertown Dairy Engines (for small buildings.) Watertewn Verttoa) Rogine*. Watertown Stationary Engines (with and without out off.1 Watertown Return Tubular Boilers. Watertown Tubular Boilers (with two flue*.) Watertown Locomotive and Vertical Boilers - Watertown SawJMilis, etc. c. k a cooFim & m Cooper’s Self-Proptlisng (Traction) Engines. Cooper’s Farm Agricultural Engine* (on wheels). Cooper’s Portable Engines (on skids.) Cooper’s Stationary Engines. Coo]wr i Loco motive Boilers. Cooper’s Two Flue Boiler*. Cooper’s Return Tabular Bollsrs. Cooper’s Corn and Wheat Mills. Cooper’s Portable Mills (with porttbla bolt attached.) Cooper’a Smut Machines. Cooper’s Dnsileaa Wheat deperator. and Oat and Weed Extractor. Coop er’- Eureka Flour Packer. Cooper’a Saw “ ■ Mills (double and single.) W. OAliBWlLL & CO' Cardwell’s Wheat Thrashers, Separators, and Cleaner*. Cardwell’s 2"Ground-Hog” ^Threshers Cardwell’s Hydraulic Cotton Presses. Cardwell’s Horse Powers—donble and single Mountads ’ ’ ’ " " ~ geared—(a 1 and down.) Cnrdwell’a Power Com Sheller* and Feed Cutters. OV HI. -A-IISrZDIEIRSOTsr, AGEKT FOR * Agricnltural Implements —AND— MACHINERY. DOWN, MOUNTED AND DETACHED E3 N GI NE1 S. Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Separators, Fans, Sor ghum Mills and Evaporators, . SHUT XsH MAGH1NES, Smut Machines, Wood PLANERS and Match Surfacing Machines, WATER WHEELS, COTTON GINS, FEEDERS, CONDENSERS, TANITI. EMORY WHEELS, REAPERS, MOWERS, BRICK MACHINES, WOOD PUMPS, Etc., Etc. QO Broad Street, - - <®C2*( - - ATLANTA, Ga ‘ mrh?0 STEAM ENGINES ANN CIRCULAR SAW rftLLS, IMPROVED SOUTHERN FAN MILLS, EXCEL THRESHERS, ATHENIAN AND BILL ARP horse powers, bask mills, cane mills, colts celebrated power & LEVER, BROOK’S REVOLVING COTTON PRESS* IRON FENCING, *0. , ALSO MANUFACTURERS AGENTS FOB Portable Steem Enginee,Tnrbine Water Wheels,Cooks’ Evaporators, Victor Cane Mills,Combined Thresher* and Separators, *e.lFor Descriptive Circular* and Pries Lists address scptl n. ITIOSSRSOIT, Apai MARKWALTER, MARBLE # WORKS- Broad St-. Near Lower Market, Monuments, Tcombstones and Marble Works, GENERALLY, MADE TO ORDER. ' * l A Sirge selection always on hanu, Toady for lettering and delivery Johnston tHarvestor Company Emerson Talcott & Co., Reapers and Binders. Beeper* and Mowers combined. Single Binders, Reapers, and Mowers. Cultivators and Grain Sowars. Fairbanks & Co., Fai'bnnka’ Standard Seales, *11 sixes and patterns. Alarm Cash Drawers. ■M’gwufafft.nrflT of tiie Follo’ctriag Macliirte3 : NEBLETT * GOODRICH IMPROVED I. X.L. COTTON GIN. REID’S PATENT AUTO MATIC POWEB SCREW PBESS, STEAM OR WATER POWER. SMITH’S IM PROVED HAND POWEB COTTON AND HAY PRESS. COTTON GIN FEEDER. COTTON CONDENSER. NEW VIRGINIA FEED CUTTER. Engines, Cotton Gins, etc., Repaired in s workmanlike manner. Orders solicited and promptly executed. For further particular*, circulars, general information ’ tc "“ pplyte w. if. POLLARD. For Sale by C. D. McKIE, Athens, Ga. CARLTON & SON, El CANNED GOOD, FRUITS, SUGARS, MEATS, LARD, COFFEES, TAES FlOtt ER A SPEflA I han^Se^ery.be*; grades of Floor*, drew own mill*, manuiaelured expiewly for ue, and which we guarantee. Dealer* and eentumare are ESTBLISHED 1888.J WINSHIP’S IRON WORKS MANUFACTURERS OF IMROVED WIN8HIP COTTON GIN, SELF FEEDER AND CONDENSER, Cotton Presses for St jam, Hand, or Horse Power, SHAFTING, PULLI.ES, HANGERS, Saw Mills, and Mill Gearing of Every Description. ’ ESTIMATES|FURNISHED|ON APPLICATION. -./i i> - i Crre*poniieaoetoiie!ted. Addrc, ^XtTSSXF A BRO, ATLANTA. GEORGIA (Successors to Carlton & Bro.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GEO R. LOMBARD & CO., Forest City Foundry & Machine Works, Neai|Water Tower,.lOHJio IC26penwick Street, AUGU8TA, GEORGIA. SAW MILLS, GRI8TAMILL8, AND MILLS, PLANTATION MCAHINERY, Engines andiBoilers. Cotton Screws, Shafting, Puller Hangers, Journal; Boxes, Mill Gearing, ». • Goilgeena, Turbine Water Wheels, Gin Gssring, Jddson’* Goveraere, Disston’s Circular saara and Gammer* end Files, *2L* Belting and Babbitt Mata] and, Brass fitting Globs and Chcoc Valves, Whirtlea, Gauges, <tc. Rapainng promptly done at Lowest Prices. We.onst every day both lion and ;Braa*, having greatly increased our capacity with latest im proved tools. W.’are running full time with 100 hands, - wliuh enables na to fill orders promptly at lowest price*. • trf ^ Agents for Georgia and South Carolina for con’rijsro’s tjjstxveib.s.a.i. ixo'j'HicrroB.s. The best Boiler Feeder out Work* with one lever. Will work warm or cold water and will lift water. Warranted to give satisfaction. Send fiw circulars before you buy any other. They *re better than a pump. Give ns a trial before sending eUawhere. feblS BLACESMITHING & REPAIRING SHOP . Jackson Street, Next to B. II. Allen, Athene, All kind* ol SMITHING und REPAIRS done at *hort 01 ployed here. SATISFACTIONfGUARANTl G’CJIWSiBCX'lD GUNS and PISTOLS ot all kinds repaired in tho best manner.] . beat Workmen ere etx in every ynatanco.|i aplj
