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SOUTHERN BANNER FEBRUARY 1£,
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1878.
NHWd ~*U «l *1 vttV;
—Tim Rollistthiliis prcfur ritliu
public conveyances to tin* trouble ■
looking alter establishments ”
their own.
— Il Pope Pius IX lives until ne*t
June he will have reached, accord
intr to tradition, the years of ah*v
po lifieate of Peter in Antioch and
Koine. ’ * '** g< ^
—Japan has twenty-five national
banks with $23,000,000 of capital; all
established within less than two
years, and all nndcr Japanese manu-
*** h
—The autograph of David Garrick
is worth about 814; that of Mrs
Sid dons brings about 820; Rachel’s
*5; Handel's 8210, and Kdmnnd
Kean's 815.
—Should Grant die Stanley is to
be the Republican candidate in 1880.
Party necessity demands a man who
will poll the African vote.
—The New York Star and the
. Brooklyn Eeagle both state that
James Gordon Bennett, in a'recent
-nit against the Herald, has denied,
under oath, that he is the owner of
i he paper.
— f he Boston Board of Health has
decided that Diptheria is a “ disease
dangerous to public health,” within
'be meaning of the law, andyit rey
iptires physicians to report all eases
(.••vnrriog in their practice.
» *]- ¥ f m
—Mr. McCullough played recently
lo ilii in Syracuse. The people
were so much impressed with his
acting that thoy invited him back
and gavo him a $1,100 house on the
lirst night, and a 8900 one on the
-econd.
—The “monster cat” is Amcd
by a man living near Richland,, Mo
J lie animal is of the cofninou species,
«.f a yellowish color, 14 inches high,
’•2 inches from the tip of the tail t«*
’ be nose, weighs 87 pounds, and is
something over three years old, Mr.
Took should send for him at once.
—The following process is pro
posed for making sound waves visi
ble to the eye. A hole cut in card
board is tilled with a film of soap in
glycerine, just thick enough to pro
duce hands of color. This is fastened
1 o a tuning-fork, which is thrown into
v ibmtion by a violin bow.' The col
ored film is immediately thrown into
vibration, and vortex rings and square
bands of color is produced.
—What an awful lever Time is!
i ieneral Butler’s son is serving in the
'.lino regiment as the colored cadet,
Mr. Flipper. The ebony greets the
pearl, ami the dusky subaltern dines
i ! he same table with the lair-haired,
-poon-leil ehilil of Beast Butler.
Possibly this item may make the ‘
• lateral ivgret having once shaken
i.is lisi at the reporters’ gallery in
Washington, and alluding to the
press as n “ mud-throwing machine
r fort y»jnckass power.”—Boston
Jo,root.
— A London letter, alluding to
Stanley, the African explorer, says :
" ills last expedition lias cost the
New Yolk Herald and London Til-
■ graph, blOO.000. Stanley's report
. it, in book form, with illustrations,
ill m-t him half a million of dollars.
It Will no doubt have the largest stU*
of any book of travels ever written.
Tin- proprietors of the above named
journals have no cause to regret their
outlay ; they have gained great eclat
and a largely increased circulation.
The I) ilv Telegraph now issues 300,-
O0(l copies daily, all printed in two
ho.us on six lightning presses.”
—An enthusiastic meeting was
recently held in England, by the
i.ivii.N of t!rj famous, bu now some-
\» fiat forgotten Tichborn claimant,
wholms lately been removed from
Lm moor to Portsmouth convict
pri on. Kesolulions were passed to
jHiii'ion Parliament for the release of
i he claimant, and to bring the “ real
Ariiiur Orton” from Paramatta
ay I mi to England. The claimant
look- well, and says be was never
butuw, or more kindly treated He
l.eli, mo agitation would procure
I.is i c>targe ti om prison, ah«l noth- tin
iu>* u' the iiroiiiiciion «»t Arthur.- ,
® 1 „ % C.#
<)rt . vonld free him.
D r Tutt’s 5
Expectorant
la the moat cental balsam ever used by
luffrrcn from pulmonary diseases.
(N composed of herbal pr
> have aapeelfie aCecton (hi
ncs:<l
JltSrtV
. ijktlon
I alncte dose
S ' paroxysm,
I enables the,
eat at night. Bel..
It tones the weal.
specially recommended for children.
What others say about
f.L TutVs Expectorant.
HadAslhmaThirtyYears
Butimork, i%j. |
“ *■“—thirty year*,* ami wvy
Ho! Northeastern Georgia!
Look To Your Interest!
The Old Fredericksburg Dry Goods Store,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
the Spirit of th.e Times
Is ^liva to
B ESIDES now opening one of the most E:
to be fqafed BootJi or Baltimore « Mv«M IshmcW.IWiifjr 4!*, WbltiWBMV BMrti _
4 V.. the best bleached Long Cloth at 8 and 10c, in the'state, Calicoes 4, 5, to b4 Foulard
Cambrics iV. and 8c, Latgc Shawls 50,75 and 81.00, and New Paris made Cloaks (8.50 to the finest
|4‘<.00 and #50.00, 10-4 Extra White Blankets #1.75 In t- 0*» and #2.50 up.
Nmw Orusms, Mo-tmter n. iljo.
“Toil's Expectorant if a familiar nnn r in my
boose. My wife thinks it the best msdidns in the
wnrld, and the childrc.r say it is ‘nicer than
mo]acfic« candv.® ®*
NOAH WOODWARD, Ml N. Psydrsa ti.
the attacks. It is a mother's Wts-ina."
MARV STEVENS, Frankfort, Ky.
‘ k Doctor s Advice,
41 In my practice, I advise all families to keep
Tutt®* Kxpcctnr&ut, in futitiru eiup^cRtrirs, foi
cough*. croup, diphtheria, etc . ’*
T. o. ELLIS, M.D., Mswsrk. N. J.
erirr $ ZOO. Ojflrt
Attorosjal Law, Aagmt-i. Ga.
,“i hare used Tat. 1 -, ivi- live vr..r .-....» :... .
f’y. They are uncou.-tled fur cos*iivri.i>:. »t»d »>;!«
ioosnesa. F. R.WILS0I4, Georgetown,Tonaj.
“I have u-»e<t 'fflu's’Mctljrin-' v.- 'l Ti,.:-’.
"Wt sell fiftv wnoTult's Pills to five of
*'%U others.''—8AVWE A CO.. Carteravifia, Qa.
. "Tutl'a Pills hav^tinly 10 he tried to es
tablish their merits. They woik like marie."
W. H. BARRON, 98 S'ummar St., Boston.
FRUIT.*'
1 Toll’s Pills are worth their weight in Kohl."
REV. i. R. SIMPSON. Louisville, Ky.
••Tutl’a Pills ar?TT7«i-i Mcn-ir# of lh.:
nineteenth ffnhm*
REV. 'F. fi_ 0*G00?. r>v York.
I Iisve u,v.l Tut. rl*..;, l.-r r .-1
/. /Liflfff 00 = s .dS./% WJili H
Handsome New abodes, colored Dress Silks 50, 75 and #1.0“, don’t payf more for these goods
when yon can get thain fifotR 05 so ejiry. ^ ^ ^
OUR BUYER IS IN THE NORTHERN MARKETS,
And Gqod* are declining in prioeb evsry day
prices, we were fortunate to bold off nnd car
bilks 45, 75 and 85c per yards, Gros Grain Bl
‘’-nhmercs 85 and 4 ‘ ” '
Ur. Ex. Ex. Sul
Good* 6L to
••-•tingitv, all W
Win yon Visit u'ixsta
paiOd L.sr of TS8
Cheapest Furniture H>H3 in Georgia.
if. zee. s zero oik:,
No. 15> Marietta Street* Atlanta* Georgia.
Dressing Cast* Suits, 10 pieces, only
Full Marble Bureaii Suits, (Walnut)
i or J Alarblc “ **
All Walnut Suits
T, those *Bo purjiKtao;*j»riv Ijfvc eooda 66,
can nowana wui exhibit ifr.-Is at bottom prises. Bind
Grain Blade Silks #1.0<’, #1.25 end #1.50. double width Black
ibazinc only 50 and 60c Ex.
most handsome at 40 and 5<>.
iMCD’ uuuun v/j iw c* nun i' U, wivii •••<* twugaut rivuvii .***»»•«- —.— at 20 and 25c, 10-4 Bleached
8be*.*tinj{2thr, all Wool Killing Jeans 15 and 20o, Fredericksburg Cassimeres 7S aud #1.00.
our nislhod and advertising V' pny IVeigiils Ac., but like ail imit .lions they inyhe ciid fall to give
satisfaction. Write mi • posMt for humpies of anv g-.iods you wish ”
Bazar are just out a»k tor copies. Add
Got2d.
<)ur New Price List anti
v/hxchazip^ & mo,
Augusta, Ga , 801 Broad Street.
875 CO
58 00
38 00
,, ; .. .,........'30 00
Parlor Suita, 7 pieces S45, $50, $60 00
Solid Black Walnut Wardrobe, ornamented top ... $15 60
Valiiut Panel Bedsteads 8 00 •
Extension TaMe 1.10 f
Walnut' Bureaus $11; 4 or £ Marble ,.....$15 00
Full Marble Bureau, only.. 20 00
Marble Hat Racks, only aV i j.... 12 60
Fancy Folding Chaira (handsome) .. • .*..ji...$3 60 e«4i
•laple Cane Seat Chairs >. 4 $6 00 set
Maple Cane Scat Nurse Rocker ,.$2 00 each
Maple Cane Seat Full Arm Rvdjker 8 50 each
Wall Brace Arm Chairs 9 00 set
Cotton and Straw Mattresses $3 00; c otton and Shuck 4 00
Wardrobes, Sideboards, Marble Table Ettegenes, Fancy Rockers, besides
an endless variety of-all grades of Furniture. Remember that I am the
ORIGINATOR of LOW PRICES in Furniture, and believe in short profits.
All inquiries cheerfully audswered. SEND AND BUY.
50 Bedroom Sets, 9 pieces; Walnut Bureau, only $20.
' " V I 9 . EL SHOOS!, •
feb2-2m. No. 15, Marietta Street, Atlanta, Ga.
I. P. CARR,
disorders f s Tull** I*i!w.®
JOS. BRUMM
I UII » l-IIH. • -- -
Rl^inaond, Virgiof*.
WBORsaab.
HIGH TESTIMONY.
^^w/tShventiqn^'
been TO»a?Fyl5R!Ti;T " kPSew YorkJ
Ich restore* youthful beauty to the hair,
t eminent chemist bat succeeded In
lacing a Hair Dye which Imitate;
ira to perfection. Old bachelors mav
rejoice.”
$1.00. Office SS Sfurrau St.,
1 York. 8old bit all druggist*.
lmpartant to Cottoa Planters^
A. K. C OLDS.
R. NICKERSON.
Y. H. WYNN
CHILDS NICKERSON & 00.,
WHOLhSAIiR AND RKT.tll. DEALERS IX
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL NAILS,
H* 4ND mule shoes
. > t .1 > •; *fi<v- HORS It SK-TE SAILS,
Agricultural Implements,
Loads, Oils, Glass and Varnish, Harness Leather,
WE OFpER. THlt ABOVE MAGNIFICENT
Ammoniated Super-Phosphate
To the Planters ot Georgia, an-1 havj no luMitation in rcommin lm » it to the fullest extent.
We ahull endeavor to meet nil Ti;'timate csinnetuton, and fell assured that all who usc|
oar articles will be highly pleased with I lie resnile. We also offer our
J.
“Euiaw Acid-Phosphate
9$
We have on hand a large lot of first-class
Cotton Gins, imulc up in the best style und ot
good material, w hich we will sell al'thc lowest
market prices. All planters wishing to buy a j
cheap and sood Gin, will find it to their interest j AGKNT$\ ATH1N-,
to correspond witb us, as we mean business to
snit the times.
We have over twenty years’ experience in the j
Manufactory of Gins.
Write f>r prices, terms, etc., and we feel cer
tain we can Satisfy you.
By or lerinjr direct from us and giving satis
factory reference, von can thereby save your
selves A.ciit'a Commission.
4. II. *. II. T. II ttPIAI K.
ulj-21-ltu. I'rawfanlTille. tla.
Which we believe is equal to any in the market. % “ COTTON OPTION GIVES IF.DESIRED.’
Call on ear Ageuta tor Term-"and Prices.
GEO W. WILLIAMS & CO., Proprietors,
Cliarlwtoii. South (.'nrolinn.
The Eennesaw Gazette,
A Monthly 1’aper, Piibii-nv.1 at
ATLANTA, G-A..
Devoted to Railroad interests, Literatim:
Wit alld Humor. Filly eelits a year. Chromo
to everv siiLsoiibor. Address
KKNNESAW GAZETTE,
meh27-ti Atlanta, Ga,
Mc-riw sth.©r cSc Few,
BLACKSMITH’S
TWO SHOPS FOR 1877.
o : t .e oiti FtMi* 1 in front «»t
JOHN O- PITNI- R-
dl8 4tu
CHEAP
AN IMMENSE STOt K OF
Pi. i
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n a
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Ami e
P*
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Pi..
.'51
Mcssi-. GANN & HEAVES,
The other . .• road fa the tipper bridge and
opposite
M> .MlIX Z. COOl’EB’S,
Llvcr\ !> • -»i* !«ivi» fir.-t class# workmen
HZ 3:-ID3CG
.• r- »Wcri|»t on,
i’OM AVU SlIOKS
urer lo older.
5>i.chines and Itu
s ort notice.
RS’ HOTEL,
LT S A, G-A--
Ho o of the City.
it in • , and t ie cxecllenct
lls iiihie.
- —it: •>" l-rK DAY.
--sit.. 1:s from ttie citizen* ol
veo ■ ' 1 at ibe.nl putrenoge
- o >- . 11 him. . . .
. BIOWH,
- — Proprietor.
F01I SALE BY
i AM
\ firm. Wo nr« now belter prepared than ever before to meet the wants of our patrons.
We prepay freight on all o'di-rs amounting to #1t>.00, and we take pleasure in forwarding
pies of our Goods t'* any address. ‘ ” 1
WE ARK (>! F-iiilNG, 1IIIS SEASON,
810.000 Worth Dressy Roods from { outs Up.
KM100 ‘ k AI’iiiis nst<t t’jissimon s from 10 Up.
15,000 “ Lim n ., i amasks LouscKerpI ii
Goods of every de^er-iptiou.
875,000 Worth < 'heap *st Ory (joods ever offered in
Georgia.
O. &B CO.
Manilla 4 Jute Rone,
CARRIAGE AND SADDLERY HARDWARE,
HUBS, SPOKES, BUGGY WHEELS, AXLES,
SPRINGS, RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING,
MILL SAWS, MILL FINDINGS, ANVILS, VICES
BELLOWS, HOLLOW WARE, ETC., ETC.,
Manufacturer’s Agents for the sale ot
Fairbank’s Standard Scales.
WINSHIP AND SAWYER’S CELEBRATED^
Cotton Gins, Cider Mills, Syrup Mills and Evaporators, Watt Plows,
Farmers’ Friend Plows, Pumps, Circular Saws, etc.
Mf”Anv article in onr line not in xteck, will he ordered when desired, with the leaf
pos-ib'e delay.
declD-ly Call and Examine Onr Stock and Prices.
Every
body in
1 »■
Dee 4—8m
Til-
Noted
T"
1 Atm
DAVIS.
SAPP
&
BRIDY}
Broad Street. Over Burke’s Book Store.
vited
to Call.
HEADQ UA11T KKS
For first Class and Fashionable Dry Goods
In opening the Fall Season, we take pb asurc in placing before our
friends and the public generally, the most complete stock of Dry
tioods ever displayed in the Southern States, consisting iu part of a
Magnificent line of Pluck Silks.
All the new shades in olored Silks—various grades.
The most decided novelties in Colored Dress Goods.
Black Goods of every description.
Hosiery, Notions, Corsets, I i*-*. Gloves, Linens,
Damasks, Cassimeres, Flannels, etc.
Our CloaK--—to arrive—will be equal to any ever exhibited ill
New York, London or Paris.
To summarize: We oiler a si nek of 1 all Dry Goo - which, m
every department for variety. « ;«-gaiie- d cheapness stands un-Z.
rivalled. ,
.012-301. JAMES A. GliAY & CO.
STOVES !
STOVES! STOVES!
1 am now offering for »ale at
IaOw Prices,
flie following celebrated Cook Stove*, all of
which are warranted equal to any offered in
* thi* market.
IKON KING, . GATE CITY,
REST,
KICKET, PALMETTO
Cull and see before purchasing.
J. G. WILKINS.
oct.Sl.6m.
hrs Fotdry and Machine Wcrta
ATITBLTS, G-A_- ,
ieueral Fonuder* and Mueiiiuirt*, Paitera
;mg, Smit ing itml Repmri g, Alining ana
Machinery, Maimfi.elanyr.- of Ciren.Kt
y Mill*, Stcum Engine-, i.oibb Poweia,
--.-ep*, Fan Mill., Bark Mill*, Cane Mfila.
Gearing, Cot’.oif Pr area, ety„ • ic.
eat lor 'C«..V»‘ Ceiel>r;ue<i l.vupor.iiin
viltdw>rp.itaUit»...ll'a-l».uu tin
and Aura-aft
e. neui i..iA/ut«p
n)26-2m._
J. R. CRAWFORD
HAS OPENED A COMMGDIOUS
Wagon "Yard,
One Mile from Athens,
_ On the Dnnieluvilic road, where Com and
Fodder can be had on Kensonuble Terms. Also,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, etc. Bodding
F urnished at Fifteen ceuts per head. n27-lm
"Wajated-
EMPLOYMENT either as i> Tanner,- Engi
neer, or Carpenter. Good references given, and
wages reasonable. Address, J. 11. R., ettro of
Athens Georgian, Athens. Ga * myl^-tf
Sciosa-tiiic AgxicAil-biir©,
~* T— i.
OR. E- PSSTOtjETOIT,
/Vo/! A'trifndtare, University oftifa.
Second Epitios, Eklasged and Kkhseo.
• I’uohshed by A. S. Barnes & Co., New Fork
, J For sale by Barke-A Hancock, Atlanta, Go.
It. MOit.USOb, Agent. > -nJ T. A. riarko, Athens, Ga. tjPrios #2.50.
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