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Newspaper Page TextSOUTHERN \ l\ : ::; S! BANNER: i i i: V *Al\ JULY 9, 1878. Wilke’s Booth’s Statement. WHAT BECAME OF IT. ptpeeiul Di-patch Ic I'incinnutli Enquirer.] Louisville, June 20.—Mr. John i T. Ford, in his statement of the ass I Nissinaiion of President Lincoln, docs ! not tcli the vliolc storv The pack- ! a'e containing the statement ot John j Wilkes Booth Was delivered to John i F. Coyle, then editor of the National , l() lu . the ser ; 8 of SU1 arrogant nte li_,encu, hut it was ,lc '| 1 j inonov power? IIow much longer, in t ; q J j01 d, must the people he drained? distinguished se!i out liis hovel. This is what the republican party ha- done. This is all the democratic party can do if it succeeds to power. These immense profits are gathered out of every man’s labor. He goes with so much less. His wages are reduced in order that the national banks may get in $1.600,000 profit in sixteen years. How much longer will stupid labor Garden Seed! opened, but was destroyed pitsenoe of a very company. An eye-witness relates that on the night of the assassination of Mr. Lin coln a private dinner party was in progress in a back room at Wormloy’s restaurant, in Washington, at which were present Gen. Baird, Hubert Johnson, Hon. Samuel Randall, John Morrissey, John F. Coyle, (editor of the National Intelligencer,) and one • other gentleman. To what lower depths must they sink before they will comprehend how near we are to anarchy ? Summer Rates of Travel DIRECTORY. -fetjSSsgSsiSS— THE ATTENTION' OF THE PUBLIC IS CALLED To THE FOLLOWING CONDENSED DIRECTORY OF THE LEADING BUSINESS HOUSES OF ATHENS, GEORGIA. C7 THIRTY-THIRD YEAR. j The Mott ofular Scientific Paper in the World. Only $3.20 a Year, lnrludins Piutwr, Wrt-kl). 52 Numbers a (ear. 4.000 Book Fains. Tim Scikntific Amlbicak is a I:ir—c First Class Weekly Newspaper of sixteen pages, printed in the most beautiful style, profvxety MnttraUi with fplendid tugraciugr, represent ing the newest Inventions and the most recent Advances in the Arts and Sciences ; including Mechanics and Engineering, Steam Engineer ing, Rail ..ay, Mining, Civil, Gas and Hydraulic Enginee'ing, Mill Work, Iron Steel mul Metal Work: Chemistry and Chemical Processes: Wo take pleasure in stating tins morning that the management of the Georgia Railroad, foreseeing a public need and anxious to accommodate Summer tourists, have placed on sale pedal rate tickets to the different During the progress of the dinner ] n ‘ M ' rls aml *P ri,, g* oi This a waiter, who had been out o„ the fact ’ we !,ro Mm> ’ not S e, “ rall - V street, returned and stated that the j k ,K, ' vn 1,1 ■’ c , ’ z, ‘ ns > :i,, d " e chron- President had been shot at Ford’s | c!t ‘ u U1 ' s:,,isfs,c,ion ns , “ :,rne<1 Theatre ! with pleasure that the suggestion of The news created a gre .t consier- j tl,e Chroniete aml Constitutionalist nation in the party, who at. first I ,,! “ l , 01 ‘" a,llici l«t«*l- The policy thought the waiter wan drunk or was a wi-e one, and we think that Later on. when tl.w were I ,l ’“ wiU not he slow to avail ’themselves of opportimiths thus party, who at waiter was drunk or •razy. l.ater on, when they were assured that it was a fact, and that John Wilkes Booth who was accused of the crime, John F. Coyle, with Man Jmd features and trembling lips, said: “My God, gentlemen, this very day I met John Wilkes Booth in the market spice. He was on a hay mare, and rode up to me and handed me a sealed envelope, saying, as lie did so : “II von hear of mein i DHY GOODS AND GltlM EKlES. TAJ.MADGE, HODGSON CO. W link t-u'e G r« c»-rs ANDQPROVISION DEALERS, College Avenue. aiLUNERT. ‘ MISS MARIAlMcCARTIiy, millinery and FANCY GOODS, College Avenue. HOlTBE,„BETTS &iCO., Wholesale and Retail DEALERS in GROCERIES and WHISKIES, Broad Street. LAMPKIN & PITTMAN, DRY COOLS, GROCERIES AND GENERAL Merchandise, College Avenue. habdumhk and cbockkuy, etc! . j. II. HUGGINS,* W holesale and Retail , GROCERIES, CROCKERY & GLASSWaRE, Ko. 7, Broad Street. T. FLEMING <fc SON, Hardware, DEUPREE BLOCK. DBY Goods, REESE As LANE Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, llats, etc., etc., BROAD STREET. PHOTOGRAPHS. DAVIS’I premium gallery, Broad Street. ottered by the management of the read.— Chronicle anti Constitution alist. twenty -four 1 ours publis'i tbi“ yon -■( nol bear of me in (hat time (If si l <>\ this,’ ami ro.fe away. Ire is tlie ]> icka go,” said Mi* D ivle, jirottiu ing a larj»e mi .'eloju* from bis jhh- ket. ‘ Wbat must I tlo with it ?” ‘ DKSTl MY IT AT ONCE,” Sv.l Sa:n 1 £:111• 11! 1: “ They will i i»: i _r any 1 ml V wb) kli-1 v- I bin-' about tbe assassinaiio.i no milt let bow iniiojeiilly they may have eoine by their kuowb ‘doe. Don’t open i ; burn it up just as il “ Y es,” > .lid Morris-ey, “ li oil it no, by <;—i at once.” The d-iors were carefully loon ed, a tire in nle iii the grate, and the mys- teriou s env elope and its content? weiN* earel'i llv li'irned. Evei the ^ M. G. A J. COHEX, 33 ; |Wholesale and Kctniig 5 : - DEALERS in CLOTHING * DRY GOODS, Bools and Shoes, Broad Street. M. E YOUNG, MERCHANT TAILOR,Cutting aSPECI ALTY One door below Long’s Drug Store, Broad St. idics were carefully eoVerted and placed in h di-li and wate poured upon them, and the two mixed into a paste, which was afterward put into ilie fire and burned again Socialism in America. [ Philadelphia Natioiial.] Dun’s Commercial agem-y admits a debt of $7,395,000,000, which is in p-aity only ah.nit half t.i e actual in- • lehunliiess c.f tlic people. The in terest on tliis sum m (j per cent amounts to *= 413,700,000. The annual increase of the nati-m- :.! wealth is fj 120,000,000. We are not making enough to pay the in terest on the above debt. Work on, stupid slaves. Work on mid dare i ot grumble. This load must lie carried. You dare not object to it,. The profits of ■he national hanks d iring their existence has been SI,* 600,000,000 after paying all expenses, including princely salaries. Their capital stock, on which this profit was made, is 8100,000,000. They have .piadnipled their capital slock. They invested $4 an I have received §16 profit on it. What other business has done this? What business man has invested money producing, sue!) returns? Where does this immense profit come from? Is it profit? No. It. is rob bery under the cloak of law. The republican party is responsible tor this curse. It defends it, extends it, helps it grind the peop'c. It liol| s to cover the poor man with rags. It puts sour and dry bread on his table. It stuffs his broken windows with rags. It sends him out in the world to be arrested as a tramp. It fills him with terror at impending starvation. It flings his children in sick beds. It sends tax collectors and sheriffs to Professor Kitehel’s air-ship made a successful ascension in Harttord on Wednesday. The operator was a young mm weighing ninety-six pounds, whose nerve was equal to his mtiscif-, for he went up from the in- closure of the h.tli grounds to a In iglit a' least. twic« that of the spire of tiic t’imrc.li of the Good Shepherd, and then struck off in an easterly di- ree'ion toward the river, intending, as lie afterward said, to cross the Connecticut. As it was apparent i that a storm was Coining up, tiic Pro fessor signalled to him to return, flit operator liirncd the c.n around in mid-air and returned, descending at the Prolessoi’s feet. Previous to this flight the operator ascended, turned the ear about and descended, several i.mv, to ovs '.is p- i ltd control ever the machine. One day a clergyman dined with the family, and Willie asked to he allowed to say grace, hi.-h he did, with bowed head and c’asped hands, iu these words: I'm a'ittle t.ir'o hca My favor is i; ptv cciier; 1 tki to tool v\ y day, Ami always mind my teacher. For Twist’s aake. Amen. ‘ Beautiful! beautiful!” murmuied the gins!, solemnly raising his head. “ 1 fear von did in.t understand GKIMKHIKS AND PUDDUt'K. . F. B. LUi’AS, Produce Broker No. l, BROAD STREET. PJ.fF. O’KELLY, I’liotograjiher OVER REESE & LANE’S. tUSCELLAXKOCfi. :t. a. BURKE,2 Bookseller and Stationer to the UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA. Otflege Avenue, Newton llonse B *d.\ JOilNrifONES’ Bestauraut, MEAIjs AT ALL HOURS, JACKSON ST. r-oeesses, Pie tv Recipes, Improvements per taining to textile Industry, Weaving, Dyeing, Coloring, New Industrial Products, Animal, Vegetable and Mineral: New and Interesting Facts iu Agriculture, Horticulture, the Home, Health, Medical Progress, Social Science, Nat ural History, Geology, Astronomy, etc. The most valuable practical ]aqiers, bv emi nent writers m all departments of Science, will ba found in the Scientific American ; the whole presented in |>opuiar language, free from technical terms, illustrated with engravings, und so arranged as to iutercst and inform ail classes of readers, old and young. The Scien tific American is promotive’ of knowledge and progress in e ery community where it circu lates. It should have a place in everv Family, Reading Room, Library, College or School Terras, *3.2«» per yearf #1.60 half year, which includes pre-payment of postage. ’Discount to Clnhs and Agents. Single copies ten cents. Sold by ail Newsdealers. Remit bv Postal or der to MUNN & CO., Publishers, 87 Park Row, New York. PATENTS. 4«ti8g?Sj£ 1C AN, Messrs. Mitnn & Co. are Solicitors of American and Foreign Patents, and have the largest establishment iu the world. Patents are obtained on the best terms. Models ot New Inventions ard Sketches exumined, und A special notice is made in the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN of all Inventions 1 atented through this Agency, with the name and residence of the Patentee. Public atten tion is thus directed to the merits of the new patent, und sales or introduction often effected. Any person who lias made a new discovery or invention, cun ascertain, free of charge. A. A. BELL. W. A. HU. X BELL <fc BURNS, DEALERS in GENERAL MERCHANTDlSE j Corner Broad 8^*^' No. 2, Refugee Block, Thomas St, Athens. Ga. g — — i G. IIACSER, KEANES' & NICHoLsiuN. | _ Muunfiictureand Deal.r in WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GUOCKR8, ! SEGARS, PIPES AND TOBACCO (GENT Corner Broad and Thomas eels. , For Oeoncechee To We to, College Avenue. BOUTS AND SIIOIX SNEAD & CO., Retail Dealers in LADIES A GENTLEM HNS BOOTS A SHOES Broad Street. W. FLEMING, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, .venae. NEWTON HOUSE, A- D. CLINARD, PROPRIETOR, Board $2. per day. AND GRASS SEED. W e have now the largest stock oi >ced iu tins part of tlie State, all of which arc F'resii, i ot u single package of old Seed in our stock. We have also a large slock of STEEL HAIR BRUSHES, The Courtii lot since October ia-t. Our DRUGS, Paints, Lead, Oils, Varnishes, Turpentine, We can offer at low prices. <\ W. LONG & Co., sepll-ly Athens. Ga. T-H-JB sensr. 1877. NEW YORK. 1877. Tin* ditferent editions of The Srx during the next year will be the same ns drain * the veal that lias just passed. The daily edition will o week days be a sheet of four pages, and oil Sundays a sheet ol eight pages, or 50 broad columns; while the weekly edition will ben siuet of eight pages of ’.he same dimensions and character that are already familiar to our friends. Tint Srx will continue to be the strenuous advocate of .eforsn and retrenchment, and oi the substitution of soitcsmanshiji, wisdom, and integrity for liollov pretence, imbecility,. mid fraud iuthc administration of public affairs. It will contend for the government of tiic [icoiOe by the people and for the people, as opposed’ to government by frauds in the ballot-Lox and in the countin': of votes, enforced by military violence. It will endeavor to supply its reader- —a body cow cot far from a milker, of son!.-— with the most careful, complete, and trust worthy whether a patent can probably’bcTobtaiued! bv i'Y'""'’' i,{ t ,irrcl,t t vi 'its, and will employ f. r writing to the undersigned. Address mr tl.’e I a nnineroua and caret,.I!y -elected Paper, oi concerning Patents j st, ft ot i. |s>rtcrs and correspondents. Its ie- MUNN & CO., 87 Pams Row, Nlw York I l ‘“ rts tV, "“ ' V: ' s ! lill r ,, ‘"> capccii.’ly, «;!! i.e Hill, Branch Office, Cor. V & 7th Sts.. Washington, i,w, ‘r s ‘"^'• k-arlcss; and it w n; doubtlc-s I). C. m'.-hi'in. ‘•'•“tiune :• eserve mid'enjoy the hatred of iii cU 19th, »stL tio-sc w .. t .ire bv plundering the Tic,.sun or 1 W away, Spioy. Xielialolo-" JOWN W. NICHOLSON A CO., Wholesale and Retail _ „ , sJtlE AND"HAT DEALERS Duuprec Building. BAR AND HILLIARD?. J. M. ALLEN, At Exchange Saloon, .lucksoii Stic -t, WHISKEY, WINES AND CIG \RS. ALSO U-illiard Sij’ooi.. KALVARINSKY & L1EBLER, W liolcsn’c and Retail L'LALERS IN SEGARS AND TOBACCO r ■* * w ** College Avciine. ARTHUR EVANS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWlLER, at Dr. E. Smith Lyndon's Drug Store Dcnpree Bh ck. J. IL I>. BEUSSE, Retail Liquor Dealer, I*ALSO BILLIARD SALOON, Jackson Strc-t. GANN A EAVES, SAI-R AND L VERY STABLE, Thomas Street. K. M. MARKS, 3fVo|»lc*’ Kxt’liaii^ , HLhU, INKS, WIilSKIt^ «u*J LIQUORS, College Avenue. RUCKER «fc HULL, COTTON AND PROVISION BROKERS, Office 21, Thomas St., Warehouse Corner Clayton and Thomas Slieets. GOLD AND SILVER W.IUI'. W. A.TALMADGE, -Practical Wutchmaker and Jeweler, 'COLLEGE AVENUE, Sole agent for Moses’ Electro Galvanic Spec tacles and latzarns A Moriscs por'ieted Specta cles and Eye-Glasses. A K. CHILDS A CO., Dealers in STOVES TINWARE* HOUSE FURNISHING Goods, Comer Bri.ad and Thomas Streets. Fire Insurance. FIRE INSURANCE, S. J. MAYS, Agent, FOR FRANKLIN PHILADELPHIA, Lynchburg Virgin'a, .UNDERWRITERS NEW YORK. plundering I by usm ping what the law docs not g ic them while it will endeavor to merit the -ontidcuct io the public by defending the right- of tl e people against tiic encroachments of nnjn-tificd power Tin- nric<- of the «'ni!y Six will ' t- Sf> cents a month or Sti.ho a year, post pa'd, < i « ith the Sunday edition *7.7*' a ye..r. The Scxday e itiou .lone, eight pa.- fl.iJ a year, f«»st paid. Tlie Waakuv Sex, eiglit pages of i..oad columns, will he furnished din!, g 1ST' at ti.e rate of *1 a year, post paid. Tlie benefit of tins large reduction fV-m t! , previous rate for the Weekly et.n V*e enjoyed ! y nidividiial stthscrihers witiiout tl e ncicssity making up clubs; .'At tlie same time, if any oi our frit mis ch<- sc to nit! r. t.M'-m iig'iu ciicu- latioti. "<• shall be grateful to t! cn . and every such |i; ■ i. \.uo -i mV us ten or noicsul- srr'ds rs from one pane »- ill l» cn: << one ••■.py of the jHija-r for n insclf witi-ora . . nrge. At one tb-iiar a year, posti.g- paid, the e\p ( dms of paper und printing are barely repaid ; and, coi sidiring the size oi tlie sheet and i! i quality of its contents, we are confident the people win consider The Weekly Sew tiic cheapest uews- pa er publish, d in the world, and we trust i.iso one of tlie very best. Adilve-s, deelft. THE SUN, New York City, N. tlie 2£erch.ants Willie,*’ s:ii«l lii< iiitiinri, tnuitli an- noyttl ‘ f I tlitl not,'’ it»|iiif<l tlie clergymai*, “ but the angels tlitl.’’ — - • “ I say, my Imy. vvliose Intivc is that you’re li.liiim ?'* “Why «!:nl- tly’s.’’ “ Wlirt is your tlatl.ly?” “ Dont you know? Why, Uncle l’oter Jones’’ ‘ So —you aiv t' e son of your unde?” “ Why, ves, l calcu late I am. You seo, <hnl got to lie a witlowe:, ami luurrieil mother’s sister so I reckon lie’s ,ny unde.’’ “ Boy yon are not far removed Irotn a tool!” “ Well, as we ain’t more nor three feet apart, I think it’s jist as you suv.” J. R..CRAWFUI.D, On Danielsville road, 1 1-2 miles from Athens, ] dealer in general merehnndise. Best fumisl.cd | wagon yard in tlie State. | !’. LEWIS, ! Dealer in I Family Grcecries, also Fruits, Nuts, Canned! Goods. Conlettioncrie-, Ae., j Broad Street, - - ATHENS, GA. ' Carrlasr Maker. BCRl’EE A BIN).,- ; Builders up CARRIAGES, WAGONS, AC., Spring street, Athens, Ga. H/II. CARLTON, J'. Editor and Proprietor of tiic SOUTHERN BANNER,. No. 7, Granite Row, Athens, Ga. More reading matter than any paper in N EJGn. The Atlanta Constitution. Jnder its new inaiiageimu . The Atunu Constitution* lias won tbrjtseli he title of tlie leading journal of the soutin Its enterprise, during tlie recent eb etion excitement, in send ing correspondents to different portions of the country, and its series of special telegrams from Wasliington while the electoral commission was engaged in consiiiuafmg the fraud that placed radicalism once more in power in our national councils, arc evidences conspicuous enough to prove that lio expeu-e will b** spared to make fun Constitution not onl - a leader in the dis cussion ofmattirs of ptiblic concern, but a li-s:«lor in the diMemthntioii of * f rhr latest jifd most reliable news. Tlic-’*c is no better timet than now to subscriiie «- 4 Fresh and Vigorous Ncwkmv-.,. Albeit, there has been a q uni settlement of one of tlie most difficult and dangerous pro blems of modern federal poli.b.s, ihe'discusaiors spring tlierefroai and the re-uhs likely to ensm- iunv iost In.tiling of til- 'r l iisorbing interest, lu audition to tliis, the people of Georgia arc ' now called upon to settle f Tlie Convention quest inl and iii tlie discussion of this important subject ! To (in which The Constitution will take a leading | “ w part) every Georgian is interested. If a conven tion is called its proceedings will find their I O Tl’ AT'RRISTS earl: ist and fullest embodiment in the columns | ^ x x LJ **‘"'- L ’ ^ ’ ol The Constitution, and this fact alone will ! y REPRESENT THE FOL1. WING C1T F- P ?oh"br:T" S * b e, ° <!ver ’ c5Uzp " ° ; j I l>rated Fionridg Mil’s, and would Vv pleased the state. To b: brief. have pou esll at my office and examine goods The Atlanta Dally CoiiNtilutioa — 1 - —’ will endeavor, by ali tlie means that i lie pro gress of imalern journalism has made possible ami necessary to liold its place as a leader of soutliern opinion und as a purveyor of the latest news. Its editorials will be thoughtful, timely and vigorous—culm and argumentative in tliei’t ! methods and thoroughly southern and demo- ,i erntic in their sentiments. Its news will he ! fresh, reliable and carefully digested. It will j be ailert and enterprising, and no expense will ! be spared to make it the medium oi tlie latest | and most important intelligence The Weekly (’(institution,. Besides embodying everything of inter.-St to the daily, Tint \\ kcklv Constituticn will cou- taiu a Department of Agriculture, which will lie in charge of Mr. Malcolm Johnson, the well, known Secretary of Georgia State Agricultural Society. This department will he made a spe cialty, and wifi lie thorough and complete. The farmer will find in it not only all the current in formation au the subject of agriculture, but timely suggestions ami well-digested advice. Subscriptions should sent in at once. li<lw:.ml King. : writes from Paris lliat a copy of tlie famous Mazarine Bible is about to be sold at the lin tel t)rouot. This edition, dates from tlie fifteenth'century, js printed on parchment, only seven were ever, made, tlie last copy discovered %old fur-seventeen thousand dollars. . , Ml . bts . . * . ■ : ■ CS1TTB.AX* SOTEIs AUGUSTA, A .. - .x . GEORGIA. Mrs. W. M. THOMAS, Prop’r Tliis llotel, so well knowu to the citizens of Clarke and adjoining counties, is located in the centre of the business portion of Augnsta, con venient to Post Office, Telegraph Office and Depot,,and oilers inducements to the public uneqnaied bv any other Hotel iu tlie Cit» dce4-tf. "FOB WORK OF r ALL rfiSCRIP- fl lion 1‘euly done at tl’boffice SIMMONS Liver Regulator. Hepatine Comp. Cathartic Pills. Lutts Pill, Poms Plasters. W orin Candy and. Vermifuge, Sarsaparilla, Buchn. Tufts and Iiambleton’s Htiir Dye. I Aniline prepared for use. Long’s German Cologne. Long’s Cologne. - • -. Lead, Oil, Glass and Varnish. ’■ Morphine, Opiuni, Chemicals. h Hair Brushes arid ConfrSsf. '* ;l Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. *’ And everything in the Drug Lirte, at Imvest prices at bo IV. LONG <& Co.’s * Drug Store, Athens, \Ja. *eptll.ly. ATLANTA k CHARLOETT . i A-ix'-Line. •CONDENSED TIME CARD. —TO— ' . IB-A.SI’jfcU.R.TSr CITIJBJS t VJA RICHMOND. 0- Leave ATLANTA, ..i.... CtHf ¥ it Arrive at Charlotte..' > (it P v I Arrive at Danville .....' ,ri!l6 p ii - Arrive at Richmond &ag r x Arrive at \\ aslnngtou, D. C„ Via. K.. . , t f • <fcF- E. K. .n; ’iA'SI Arrive at Baltimore......... Arrive ‘at Philadelphia.. 4 .'... Arrive «t New York. Arrive at BnHUtu.. . ..-. and prices ATLANTIC MILL*, ?t. I otiis. Mo. LEBANON Ml).I/S, N..s.-vi!!e. Tcnii. RUSSELSViLLE ELEVATOR MILLS, Riisselsvillc, Ky. aprilffi;-3m. i'. I’. LUCAS. The Image of her Mother. -A. NOVEL. srz EUTH RUSTIC- In the Savannah Weekly News of Saturday, 2"th April, will be commenced a new -eriai story with tlie above ri:lc, written by t, lady ol Savannah. Terms tor tlie Daily : 1 month S months C months 12 months ■Drill* fur the lYrcMy : t months #i- j 2 mouths 2 •>() Money may be -cut by postoftioe mouev order at our expense, - Addre*-: HIE CONSTITUTION. Atlauta, Ga. LIVEitf, < FEED MiO SALE STABLE, Georgia. gann & heaves, fhoprietors. WUl be found «t their old etand, rear FTank- hn House building, Thomas streei. Keep al ways ou baud good Turnouts and ca.ehil dri- vera. Stock we!l cured for when ent rusted to our care. Stock on hand for sale at all rimes. declSti. J OB WORK OF EVERY DE- scriptien done at this office 3.15 A M 6.40 a m A Vi P M Keave Atliude. . A’.i Ji.u Arrive at Charlotte '....ti.15 a u , t>. - “ '.VIA. VIttOIMA UIULAXb LOUIE.) Arrive at'Danville;.......’... 1x3pm VVrive at Lyaobfawig. ; u . 4 . M , 3 Arrive atPlujadelpkia ..-.<440 A u Amve at New York „9.45 a m Arrive at Boston./> m PayseLger Trains on this road going East ar rive at Lula, 8.25, PM Leave Lflfa, 5 26, P M Lul '- ”■ • I<ocM Freight and Aocommodatlon TVain, going East, arrives at Lula, 10.5,1*. M. Leave Lula, 0.2C, P. M. Going West, arrive at Lula, 10.28. A. M. Leave Lula; 10.40, A. M. Through Tickets on sale at Union Passenger Depot. Baggage Checked Through. u7 i n»ii General Manager, j W .J. HOUSTON, Gen. Pass. & Ticket Ag’t ^ The Weekly Niws is the n z I Largest and Best Weekly l 30 ' IN THK SOUTH. to 00 ! It is a complete newspaper, and contains -.he latest Telegraphic end Istate News, Markets, etc., an Agricultural and Military DepartuK-n:. It adapted for general eiren’alion througLout the South. Subscription, one year. f£.-)0 Six mouths LOO Speemieu cot-ies sent tree. Addrws ’ J. 1’. FSTILl., nprillG . ■ Savaimalt, Ga. Meriw©th.©r <& Few, A. R. nOBERTSOlT, Dealers Monuments P vo SH0PS F0R l877 ; A nIdTombstones, cradletoombs, Marble mid Granite Box Toombs. K’Great Reduction in Prices. vri,'.V. - S tiecimeiis of Work always on hand and for snip. Prices'und designs' fnrnislied on appfieatiou at the .Marble Yard, adjoining Reaves & Nich- olson^s totton warehouse, Athens, Ga. JnneSO-tf. * city Merchants ano other business men WHO WANT CASH-READ. A LL who have tried the experiment hare obtained if rmdytnonty by advertisihg in the Hartwell Sun. A spicy, newspaper, sparkling with:wit and humor, keeps up with the times in everything. It is the pa per for everybody. Printed in the neatest manner. Has a good circulation, and is thoroughly read by just the people to whom you want to sell.' Examine its columns and sec "Ads.** of some of your leading houses. They are regular advertisers. Ask them, and be convinced that it pays. Rates low. Terms liberal. Faperfree to advertisers. Ben-son & McGill, Publishers, Hartwell, Ga. One at the oh stiiu>) -ii front ot • Mossr?. ttAJiN * REAVES, Tiic other on the road to the upper bridge : n.l . opposite .. o 1 Mr. JOHN-ft COOPER’S, Livery’Stafile. We have first class workm. mi .i (t : .1 i m - HORSE SHOEHTG d • ■ Jof e*ery description. C Plating and Concave Shoes Mann fact ured to order. WAGONS, BUGGIES, C ARRIAGES, And al! kinds of Machines and in piementa repaired on short notice, ian'.i-tf. I OB WORK OF ALL DESC IlIl " tion neatly done at this offpo. J OB WORK OF ALL DESCRIP, tion C«*atlv <’oue at Ip’S oHire.

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Southern banner. (Athens, Ga.) 1878-1879, July 09, 1878, Image 3