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BOCAlr PSXC1BING8. hhoht ^feifcR MhK„ ftXS) •* "T** 80 " -littte^jXue.i'lie “££12/*? **«■ . with ltlMte} ^esterday. | Hall and then there will be HJoi ■"^Jacketed,*, ft,,*,, Onr PoramlmUtlos IWr. Clltisfi.l is )>n{iiriiig for Commence rooms tdf toril Worn for Democratic Meeting. Jack Jackson joineil the bay dub all. on 6 months probation. i Look out tor tlie excursion to Ath-, cash boys took a twist yesterday at- Jule Cohen has gone to Now Voik Hcnrv k L , I tbe 12lh ot May. All the " tuast. has purchased r. new j larnters will lie in to do their trading. ... , , . l Athens will be a splendid place to V ei Itave had several deaths (torn j spend the summer. We will have all IlSU.nptlOn. L-in.l nf.ninumu.it. dmini. t.t.A .lull i Athens, Ga., June 1,1889. I Pursuant to a call from Col. 8. C. ' Dobbs, Chairman ot the Executive , _ _ , . _ . , Committee ot the Democratic party •Dummy and one of Cohen a (j[ ;ir |, e county, a meeting of the consumption The fish market is hot every Sat urday eveninsr. What has become ot the Cobbham Sewing Society? Cranford A Yancy are filled np , with job work. . by w hat we re- lat we lh:nk we n ter go abroad in bat go directly o o where you will r’i:t: it of l adies, Children’* fine Jim Rhodes is at pretext writinir for the Ordinary. ® Capt. Talmr.dgc throgh last nitili Clarence Adams is weating crape ‘Twas ever thus. Clem Demore speaks of killing the fatted calf soon. put the boys kind of amusements during tlie dull season ternomi. Joe Hodgson appeared on the field battle and put a quietus on things. The Census taker is out gathering in facts for tlie Unittd States. Let every one be ready to tell all they -pt . . . .. „„„ know and a little more, this will satis- lbe best looking man at bny’i . , v ^ store has shaved off bis moustache, t e Enumerators, and his sweetheart has gone back on | We went in to see Gray yesterday, him. Poor Bob! ‘ and found aim and all bis clerks busy The first gun in the coming cam-] shipping and selling goods. He ships paign will fire thia week in our city, j g"" 1 * all down the Ga. Road to Eu. Let Everybody come, a barbecue j fala, Alabama, and West Point, Mis* will be prepared, probably. sissippi. Gray is a mover. Some ol our College boys speak of . The girl puzzle it the latest It con- trimming up their ears to avoid the I sistsin putting an average girl in front examination. Hope they will do a I °f the ribbon counter or -a dry' goods • (ii'd.‘epest sadness .* «it h of this cs» ■.■.j I idv, at her rests : ;i; t Wednesday last. . iv I'd ;or the past .» ‘a consumpliv • . in . fin .1 rest. In o:is nt li e, vspo* an ’ n.ot'ier, she ;■ :na k d tia'l? of a :• ■!. ■. Mrs. Cobb . ■ Ivnented Miss <■•; tly inter! ed i f. To the bereaved find relatives we h t sympathies. > The Minerai Springs will he a good which is Louis or which is Frank better job than Whittaker. Mr. Frank Thomas, a brother of I store and making her find the partic ’ nlar shade she is after. our county Solicitor iaspendiugafew ! The ladies should remember not to days in the city. It is hard to tail"I come down town, shopping alter 6J place for a barbccie. J udge W. B. Thomas reports every o’clock, as the stores have all agreed to i shut op at that time to give their good looking clerks a chance to make a A son of Rev. R. W. Big ham had j thing quiet up in Bartow. It is all a ; nias i n his loot broke Moiday. mistake about some of his hands gets' Everything passid off nlcasantlv on tin ° burt W tlle falling of an no- | The time drawetli nigh when the * • rrv i v ,,n ivos.L i drnvinnn will drive ms niiilfts so fast lbe excursion to Tfcceoa. Brown Manderllle had a $45 bill for us to change yfatorday. J ibn Matt hews,lias irone up to look after the Jug Tav&ni Railroad. baukmeut. ’ i drayman will drive ids mules so fast j | through the streets, that the average I J h f 0,, . I y «vf e ol ,,,nch m,erc8t ^ : dry goods merchant will have to wield fore Justice Hermglon was the Slate his dusting brush more vigorously vs. Marun Reynolds tor seduction. ■ than ever before. Capt. Talmud through the taciii We had a plea! old war iriend Tout Barrow day. M puls the Guards every night. Demur ats o Clarke county was this day held at tue Court House. The .Vowing delegates were elect' ed to Tepre-ent the courty in tho State Convertion to be held on tlie 9th of Ju.io in Atlanta, with tbe power to app i'nt their alternates, in case any of them could not attend; H. H. Carlton, A. L. Mitchell, John N. Montgomery and C. H. Chan dler. The following resolution was in troduced by T. W. Rucker and car ried by the meeting Resolved, That it is the sense of this meeting that Stephen J. Field, •f California, is the most suitable man for the Democratic candidate tor President of the United States. By £ M. Hunter: Resolved, That a meeting of tha Democracy of Clarke county be held at the Town Hall at 12 o’clock on the 31st day ot July, to elect delegates to the State Convention to be held in Atlanta od the fourth day of August, 1880. Ou motion meeting adjourned. S. C. Dobbs. Chairman. Andrew J. Cobb, Secretary. A Souvenir of The Olden Time. FORTUNE’S GREATEST FAVOR, GRAY WINS 1 And by a magnificent combination ot unlimited capital, welKpoftad ins telligence, and tlie unflinching pluck to do do and dare, WE PROCLAIM TO ATHENS, AND TO THE ^0^^,* _ M BNPABAtlElEB SALE! .tendance of the lift.I on Thursday en of the luneral • ii:i A. Cobb, tie- •ii ' regard and • me nory by her : ::•! friends in o;n iv aid touching 11 at .ng minister, • I’lgl. w nii the bcau- : a'< selection ot ih ■ Choir, nil eon- the occasion replete a ier and solem- s iv.'ie ■onehided n i >iouee Cemetery , Ol e whose life had e h-gher virtues of mu mol her. i e most oomph- e former towns- n'.e, taken from Kvtiii.;/ Chronic s li.’.vn a fine urgton in the *n l.le and jileas- si..: 1 advance- ill: run over the ■ n Saturday, the give everybody a Give:nor sneak, e occasion : Lula, vine round trip, •uve and Niohol- 75 celts; Center, in will leave Lula .1 rive in Athens at e Alliens at 4:0ft p at 0:20 p. m. This a chance to heat 'o their trading. The venerable oak which lias graced the front border of the College Campus for nearly a century was cut down on yesterday, to allow the pro jected improvements in tlie sidewalk to be made. This grand old monarch of the forrest has shaded the students of‘Old Franklin’ for more than three generations, and it is with pain that we see it prostrate in the dust. But Haltiuw at nothing—perfectly reckless of consequences. _ WE ANNOUNCE STUPENDOUS BARGAINS!! TERRIBLE SACRIFICE IX DRESS Q00D8! 50 piece* fine Silk and Wool Broadcast your oirn price. 75 pieces fine Dress Goods, last week, 75c and $1.00, reduced to 40 and SOota. 100 pieces all wool Bunting 20 and 25c a. per yard. 25 piece* Figured Bunting 25cta. per yard. S8 pieces Mobair (great drive) IS l-2cents per yard. 50 piece- grey mixed Dress Goods reduced from 55 and 40 ota. to 25eents per yard. 10 pieces tlie best dollar Silk in Georgia, to close. ATLAN CASH CLOTHING GEO I. DALLAS, SUPERINTENDENT "T OUR FIGURES. The evideuce in the case was tare and , . rlc y_ i Tbe juvenile fire company made a ! fine display in the alley next to our On Which Side.—In these ole- office ou yesterday. They had an old margarine days no one knows on broken adder and the small boysen« lint visit iroiu oar vvhich side his bread is buttered.— joyed the fun. Seeing the little mokes Barrow on Mon-: ^*' w Orleans Picayune. i run up and slip down, thev did not j The passenger earnings on the | “ ake ,nnt h lime b,,t got several hard Phinizv will! have a hand .it. I Northeastern Road tor May, 1880 are j a the \Y hite Sulphur Springs this sum- | n<* rl y double that of May, 1879. This ; To be | 1B healthy, wealthy, wit- ,Uer - T tZr ,ncrcaseof lravel loand ,rom ! ty and wise, do unto others i* you i Iike all the great and grand things of ' would wish them to do unto yon. Im-1 this life it has fulfilled its destiny— We call attention to Gray’s ad ver- i prove well every moment of your time an( ] mU st return to the earth from lisement in this issue of tlie Banner, to some present and future good. Buy ; whence it sprang. It had withstood and after you read the advertisement yeur Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spec- j tlie storm and tempest decade after- g* down and trade with Gray and tacles, &e , at Skid’s. Have your | decade, but tlie lightning at last had you will be pleased. I IVatehes, Clocks, Jewelry, Specta- | encircled its mighty form and its file Miss Cora Blair, daughter of Mr £ la *’ *« , repatred at 8kifl’s.^Last was slowly bat surely wasting away. Mr. Asa M. Jackson, the Ordinary, Gre en Blair died of consumption at! £"* ; f.’f b ^ibe for theDAiLf •- reports a great deal ol business in bis t i, e residence of Mr. Ben Culp on i B / ? R ’ 11 Wl11 m * ke y°“ both witty 01Cl - j Tuesday. She was 14 years old i a,,d WMe - Mr Mao!i Shcats the liero of many al lbe time of her death. j An extiaordinAry chance forcan- a political contest was in the city yes- ! The Genroia Railroad nrninun vassing agents. Y\rite_ for special Eo careless waste of printer's ink, but solid facts, accomplished facts, that ring in thunder tones from tTie mountains to the sea, and proclaim the ac knowledged favorites The largest Stock of READY'MADE CLOTHING south et Balti more. We sell for CASH ONLY, HI fp ■' . And our prices are twenty-five fter cent, lower than any house in the city. ONLY ONE PRICE. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. Met chants will do well to examine our stock when in Atlanta, or we will send Clothing on ap« K oval Orders filled promptly, and we will duplicate any New York or alliniore order at less prices. Give es an opportunity and we will try and convince you. Address GEO. I. DALLAS, Sup’t., 41 Whitehall Street, Atlanta, On. 'ihe Episcopal church is having some iinpiovcinent* made on its front. Mr. H. T. Lynch iriped elephant on i li ters. caved the i The Georgia Railroad propose to | ^3nnd'great ’ •' ; baveageriera 1 excursion on the 3rd Rid , , , ;18h f on Ma ,, arin , > On; von.g friend Tom Hodgson 1 an< l 4th of July. You can go to Au- | cit ■'jj y has lu.t Athens mr a shuit visit up I g“*‘«i Macon or AtlanU on this ex-1 North. 'cinsion. Oh, th s is June’. New York Beautiful, „ . i ... balmy June!’’he exclaimed, stooping It is time for the innocent young \ Aow is the time to visit Athens nt’or tn urrotiivn a knitawtcttnl’la in tlm Coll-'ge buy to take off tlie befi 1 a,,< ' buy cheap goods, clapper. I lie improvements goini; on around ( Governor the campus will add greatly to its ap* 1 |K‘.*nunee* _ Come on the j excursion nex't Saturday. It »'H b« I she nervously cried, twisting her i a good chance to trade and hear the & 5nto t h e outlines ot a co over to arrange a honeyssuekle in the deep midniglit of her hair. ‘’Yes,’’ lair cork. , as she vainly endeavored to Lemonade lias taken the place of' grapple something in tlie region of . - wili-key in Athens. Stick to lemon- her shoulder-blades, “lovely June! of L a. kbernes are beginning to ripen. ! ade, we have tried it all and can sate- , all the buggy months of the year this ly say that lemonade will r.ot give yon is the buggiest.” a headache. Under its wide spreading branches, we picture Clayton, Stephens, Hill- yer. The Cobbs’, Toombs, Jackson, Crawford and a host ot other bright minds, book in hand, admiring the exquisite beauty of the classics, read ing of Marathon and Thermopylae, or attempting tlie solution of some ab- strute prolem in mathematics, and it is with sadness, no doubt, that the Trustees of tlie University are com- pelted to banish this lieantitul picture of the past by the des 1 ruction of tiiis souvenir ot the olden time. shift Ins die!I, our worthy nr Genet al, got a two murder cases is quick work nnd t ltor goes nt things : ul.n FjIrc. :•<!v, the daughter nd sister of E. S, tisiilinee ol her •ti Monday evening I I si rvxrs were field •tlioiiist church on n. ::nd her remains n Oconee Cemetery, i n an invalid for ...i she awaited the i:h complete Chris- re>ig >ntion. Our hies are with her - mid i lends. The tramp ran prep: quai tors. We learn that the horse of C .nn & Renees Ilia:, got his leg broke is get ting well. I he infant of Mi's, .fny O’Gnily was brought to Athens tor burial on Thursday. C’insrd is expecting a run on bis house ot the aspring < fiice seekers tu xi week. We propose to give everybody a puff soon, or at least those that want it and need it. Burns’ Silver Cornet Band are in vited to piny at Oxford during Com mencement. Louis Tl.omns generally manages to pump all out o: a witness that" it is possible to gel. Mr. C. W. Motes, of Atlanta, is in the city visiting ids rher-in law, Mr. H,. vey White. '1 ;v> Guard* «.:• ■•..„ yell “hear’ when they go to Rome. Perhaps’ they will lake a ••tiger.’’ Turner Moon found a grave yard up near Tooca Falls that had some vei y ancient head stones. Be certain to read Mr. Skiff's local. It glv'-. some good advice. Tlie big elephant excursion has got up their posters’over town. , , . An Elegant Specimen of Art. Ihe plump, nice-looking spring chickens that are allowed to roam Many c>f our citizens have perhaps about the lawns in the vicinity of | noticed of late, a gentleman on our our hotels are merely walking Jadver- • streets who lias been so unfortunate as tisements. They are not inaended | to lose that prominent feature of his lor table use. | lace, tlie nose. It was eaten off about Let the board of trade take into j «» ) ear8 *>y » species of cancer, serious con-idei ation at once, the j known in medicine as lupus, whicli sprinkling of the street*. Give the I al!,<> disfigured his upper lip. In ad- IMiLUr 'ciiiHil Notice. have lx en made [to >n« the ‘ice sclioola in nr three months. i ..nit House in Alh- t m e 2!lth 1880, at 9 job to the Hook and Ladder, and John Moon will have the streets sprinkled like an April shower had just fallen. Our local took bis little pop gun and went out alter delinquent subs scribers yesterday. He bagged two .•ml come very near shooting an inno cent man, who be mistook tor one ot our subscribers that never pays up. The Zodiac gets wrong in Athens once a week. Tiiis time it has struck the butcher wagons. Last week Clem Demore had a runaway scrape, and non Wiley Hood’s horse follows suit and makes a dash witli the wagon and spills out the driver. Gov. Colquitt has appointed Satur day, the 12ih of June to address the people of Athene and vicinity. Col. 11. E. Lester will probably be here at the same time. Let everybody come and hear them. Can’t Burns’ Silver Cornet Band be , induct'd to give us some music these Mr. Bmrcl Yerby says that Sandy I afternoons. Them is nothing that Crock D.stiiet is in a flou ishing con- | makes a fellow feel like circus times dilion except grassy cotton. j so much as a good baud of music. Ned Sapp says that, the elephant ] Mr. Jas. Garrhon has opened a that he has on his excursion bills is a j store out on the Harmony Grove road, dition fo the general irregularities ol the gentleman’s face, one nostril of his nose is closed ; but, in spite of so many difficulties to contend with, Dr. J. A. Chappie has succeeded in making an artificial nose, and fitted it on with the gientest precision. The nose is made of vulcanized rubber, painted flesh color, and is adjusted to its proper place by means of a rubber ap|>endage which is inserted itilo the remaining nostril, and this with the assistance ot a piece ot slicking p’aster placed at the upper junction of the artificial, and tlie remaining part of the natural nose, holds it securely in its proper place. The workmanship is of the fin est and most delicate order, and at a little distance it would never be rec ognized as a stimulated member. This is certainly a giaml success in the way of substituting nature by art, and most creditable to tbe genius of the professional gentleman who nccotn plished the work. A Charming Picture. mew species just brought out. _ Let everybody on the fine of the Northeastern Road lookout for the excursion to Athens this week. just outside of the corporation. Mr. Garrison has in connection with his store a r ree wagon yard where all can be accommodated. ,, . T i CLast week we were shown by .1 n, ir •’• Ba,n:ir 5 ol ’V ,as burned [Judge W. B. Thomas ot this city, a co.oi .fit-io8 a \\\ I from a trip to feonihwrst Georgia, j patent window shade roller, ot’ bis own l ie Uoan^ of 111c is looking *s pretty as ever. j invention. It is undoubtedly a good ! The tabernacle sermons litrni*h a i thing, and we trust the Judge will j gnat deal of matter for the editors, realizo a ioitune out of it. It is a >r< ■- mu' meet me at ; n Jem-30th 1880, at j 4;h, 1.880. 11 It. I’ernard. v Beard Kdm ation. good tiling totllljup with. It is reported in town that Col. J. ! cciirac of the Telephone ■ Athens? It seems to -.ness men of our city • hem lit front a Tele- ■ • !' communication with Si ir up business men U'l.ind in the progress ot i »/..<: Ycsi e: day amt We are pained to announce the | J - Turnbull, ot Banks county, and death of .Mis. .las. Wilson, the wid-• lIon - C. Oliver had a hair pulling ow of the late Rev. Jus. Wilson. a few <l l y s a t-'° Capt. Candler should . , , order out the Bunks County Guards wxi *n<l e: this i. -. foa fricl.i- , I Wm end. l l pm* B| : . ►'•if i. h fow fort. Mr l | our Up-haw, who was Mr. J. C. Harris, his 11re-sid limi-elfin a suit 1 in k, which he had i.c purpose of a wed- nding r. towel around p the blood from soiling I n: a blanket on tlie pistol, n single bar- ••a Ine deninger, he h.s right lenipie and , ,;cr, discharging the - <1 ilireetlv through his ..• 'id until near four • e died. .Mr. Upshaw • ve years of age and ; live years ago. He hert county, Georgia, -onthwest Georgia to • a- engaged in business >• tor the Wheeler A m chine company up 1 iv. Ke has many ■ i ci on nnd other places ■va.i SOI row of his s:ul a ci.-ver gentleman nnd y hie traits of charac- addreased to his - requesting them ami just ns they ' ‘ ‘ L-fr Joint Hampton keeps every tiling lively on chicken avenue. His iaugli can be heaul early, late nnd loud. Ben Kennehrew nnd Mem Little can go to the bottom of a lemonade quicker than any one in the city. John Ma'hews and John Hampton build a railroad and elect a governor twice a week during the summer. Our iriend Hamilton Yancy of Rome, is to have a new and hand some residence built in that city. lbe Northeastern Railroad under its present management are doing a good business tor the summer month*. U. T. Hoyt and family, of Rome, ere visiting their many Irieuds in Athens. They nro nt Mrs. Dorsey’s. Take the Daily Banner. A Cobl- ham lady says she dislikes to miss seeing n copy of tho Daily Banner. The excursion to Toccoa was a suc cess, financially, nnd the best man aged excursion that ever left Alli ens. I t-.r Cant. E<1 Smith, Mayor Talmadge ami W. D. O’FarrcII will have a hall for the Pioneers if such a thing is pos sible. A little wart-back toad wifi brink up a croquet party quicker than the darkest thunder cloud that ever gnlh- ored. Another excur-ion nt an early day will contribute to the trensivy ol the Pioneers, and llieirHall will soon be built. had prepared hi spared Imusclt at onWiflte in i will be pained i.'iw l•sided _ and his friends i ur “1 his singular death [■'• cid- d success. \Vfmt to wear, •v 'n obtain it economically. tmldon Magazine, summer, - -tmi.’-, sketches, poems and ’Hole-, by the most popular • A ih lieious song, (words and •I. "f ‘Ttie Glorious Summer A gr nd march. Tlie latest p-t'«,dy illustrated and ' y de crit ed, with shopping linn, worthy many times its vim pries. 50c. per year; high' copy. AddressRid- mn Magazine, S09, 311. 314 «.B6, \Ve see a letter advertised in the Jefferson posiofficc lor Win. Patter son. Wonder if ho is the one that got hit. Everybody that can pay for a straw hat is belting on the Chicago Convene tion. Grant is tho favorite against the field. Everybody that comes to Athens should visit the Mineral Spi ings. It is considered suncrior to any springs in North Georgia. The piliee came very near making an arrest Friday night. John Bunch put in a little of his plain talk and stopped tbe fuss. The CenmsiaVers f.nind one girl named Nancv . Malisva Artsmimt Helen Blnxes Westbrooks. Sho holds a flush ou tbe name. Lney Cobb Institute Coniroenre- mcnt is clo-c at hand. The young Indies begin t<> tremble over their eumpositmna nnd mtta'c. County and quell these wari tors. Atliens will have a big boom thia week in the way of political speeches. Tbe campaign will probably open here nnd give everybody a chance to hear the Gubernatorial aspirants. An excursion will coine over the North eastern and Georgia Roads at greatly reduced rates. The Northeastern Road has pnt out a bulletin board to show those who haTe consignments. They could avoid this if they would furnish them to the Daily Banner. We will Lake p’casnre in publishing them. Tho Dora Bloom troop gave Athens the go by, and went to Jefferson. Wc thought they had just stopped over in Lexington for recreation, but now thev are at Jefferson. It is the fust time we ever heard of first clans troops traveling around through the country. Kind friends, let thy generous hearts front their present pathway part not, but continue the generous patronage already extended to Skiff, the Jeweler and repairer of fine watches, who will continue to be ev erything which he now is, and noth ing which ho is not. Jack Frost was in the hands of a mob. They placed a noze around his neck and was completing arrange ments to hang him. The curtain drop(ied, I went around to Skiffs, tlie Jeweler, bought me a pair of his ecl» obrated Diamond Spectacles, my wife a set of Jewelry and daughter a Cameo Ring. We recently saw at Davis’s Pre mium Gallery a most exquisite group picture of the children of R. K. Reaves, E-q. It was a capital repre sentation ot every day child life, and looking at the bright, cheerful faces ot tlie children, wo thought they were so happy, so care free; it rests the worlu’s weary heart to watch them at play, while llieir dear voices are the sweetest music to our cars. “ Let them cxslt! Their lsnzh and song Are rarely known to lust too long. Why alionld we strive, with cyuic frown, To knock t .e’r fauey castles down. * In ibis little group ofbeart winners Mr. Davis has made a picture that will attract everyone, amt of course every mother w'.'l waul her group of darlings taken similarly. Contention ot Amrr.ran Photographers. By the photographic journals we sec that the American Photographer’s Association have a convention and ex position nt Chicago in Augu'L Mr. Davis will not only attend, but with his usual enterprise nil send on a large exhibit ot his hne productions. tiuard Against Consumption. That life-destroying scourge, by promptly subduing with the aid ot Parker’s Ginger Tonic every attack of C. ugh, Cold, or Sore Throat. There is nothing like it Acting pow erfully • pon the blood and skin, and the mucuous surfaces of the throat and lungs, ir speedily overcomes these dangerous disorders, prevents the de velopment • f tlie dreaded consump- j tion, and removes all pain and sore- j ness from tlie lungs. It is wonder, j fully efficacious in Dyspeptic afflic- I lions, and gives the most comforting ! relief from Headache, Distress in the ' Stomach, Nervousness, Low Spirits, Wakefulness, Palpitation of the Heart, Heartburn, etc. It regulates the Bowels, corrects both unnatural looseness and constipation and stimu lates the Liver to healthy action. Buy a 50 cent or $1,00 bottle and try iL Sold by ii. T. Brumby A Co. Tlie grandest excursion of the sea son will leave for Atlanta via Georgia Railroad, Friday the 23rd of July, Commencement week. Four coaches for our white friends. Fare round trip $2,00. Call on Sapp, Brydye it Morton tor tickets, d&iv till23 Four gentlemen Iront Banks; two from Franklin, five from Hart, one trom Oglelhoipe, and two from Jack- soa counties, were in tlie city hist week for the purpose ot purchasing •h> e Water Elevators and Purifiers. We are glad to team that all were ac commodated. Also that Mr. Steven Lester, of this county, has one and ex|iects to get another one .his week. They are tlie greatest and most use ful of all patents. WO i icce* White Union Lawn 12 1-2 cents per yard. 75 pieces S-8 White Lawns, 10c per yd. 125 pieces Victoria Lawns 20c to 25o per yd. reduced from 400 snd 50c. 25 pieces Dotted Swiss 25c snd SOc per yd. 50 nieces Orvundie (French) 12 1-2 to 25c.per yd. 50 pieces Table Dsinssk 25c per yd. 25 pieces Brown Dress Linen 12 l-2cper yd. 125 pieces Brown Dress Linen 14c, It 2-8, and 20 c per yd. 82 pieces Linen Drill Superior Bants Goods 12 l*2o per yd. 65 pieces Colored and Fancy Linen Drills at ISc, worth 35c. We read our Success _ In our Brilliant Patronage, . _L.*_ . ~ In one-.crowded Stores, And we are assured of it In the pale, expiring gleam Of ineffectual competion GRAY'S SPECIALTIES:' 1200 pieces standard -Prints at 5 and 6 l*4c per yd. 6000 yards Figured Lawns at 3c per yd. 8,500 yards Corded P K at 6 1-4 c per yd. 10 Cases soft Finish Bleaching at »c per yd- > 5 cases Bleaching at 6c per yd. 10 cases Best Bleaching at 10c per yd. 8 cases Lonsdale Cambric at 12 l-2c por vd. , 8,000 yards Check Piques 8, 2 and 111-2 cents per yd. 150 white Spreads at SOc. 8 boxes 101-4 Bleached sheeting 22 1-2 cento. 5,000 White Deyliea at 4centa. 8,000 Turkey Bed Doylies at 5cents. 10,000 vanla Lace* at 1 1-2 and 2ccnto. 50,000 PsirChildrens Fancv Hose from 10 to 75c>nts per pair. 60,000 pair* Ladies Fancy tlose from 8 to 75eonts per pair 12.000jialrs Gents Fancy Hose from 8 to -0 cents per pair. 1,000 Ladies Balbriggam 95 oents per pair, usual price 50 cento, 7,000 Ladies H 8 H aidkerohiefo 10 to 22 >2 cento. 06,000 Gent* L C. Handkerchiefs 5 to 20 cents. A Wonderful Reduction in Shoes! LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF-CROCKERY IN THE CITY. Housekeepers and Merchants can save money by buying their China, Crockery, Lamps, Glassware, Tin, Wooden “and Willow- W are, from LYNCH & FLANIGEN, Broad Street, Athens. Having pulled prices down to the pres ent level, LYNCH & FLANIGEN are now selling lower than most and as 'ow any merchants in this section. Agents for the celebrated Yan Deusen Whips nnd tlie LewisSChemlcal Company’s Ink. ml con- We offer our entire Stock of Men and Women Shoe* and Slippen prices unheard of soutli of Boston, One visit to this department wilf^c vince you that tve mean what we szy. Sole Agents for.the EIGHM1E Patent Bosom Shirt, the only perfect fit- tine shirt in th" world. TRY THEM. Just received a full liny of the R. J. Robert’s Celebrated “Parabola” Needle* and “Razor” Scissors, the best iu Respectfully Submitted by the Regulator^ of ^ | Georgia, - JAMES M. GRAY & CO., Athens, Georgia. NEWS!” “OH, CARRY THE wmm% A doctor receutly gave the follow ing prescription lot a sick lady: A new bonnet, a cashmere shawl, a silk dress and a pair of those beau tiful Sandals at Snead’s, where you can find all the latest styles in ladies and gents fine shoes of every descrip tion. Tho gallant captain of the Lazy Club is in lnvc* He shed bitter'tears the night his 'bonny girl’ left, in fact he remained awake all night thinking of her azuro eyes and flowing tresses, and went to the train early next morning to mail her a love missive. Its nice, but sad. He wifi tin a can didate for Milledgeville soon if tins tiling continue*. Our young friend E. T. Brown, E-q. added new lmirels tohisbrnw in tho trial of Sarah Jrckson for murder lnslwick. Mr. Brown’* aigument before the jury was I lb dear and el. nqiient Wepre. ht tor Mr. Brown a brilliant future, and wo hope era long to *eo him at (lie ln-Sil <>f tbs pniti sxinti in Athens. Mr. Brown’- The prononnced|; op'nion of the ablest physicians a'l over the ciuntry indicates that Dr.-Bull’s Baby Syrup is the best remedy for all sufferings of little children caused by Wind Colic, Dysentery, Diarrhoea or Summer com- plaints. Price 35 cents. BALDWIN « UUKSETT, Boors aid Sikes. The new shoe store of Baldwm 4 Burnett’s is something Atliens 1*8 long needed. They have the largest and handsomest line of Boots and Shoes ever brought to Atliens, and are offering them much lower than any other house in town. Go at once and see them Omvr Adjustable Trusses. A full lineofSalcy’s Hard Rubber Trusses, double and single, just re* ceived. Made in every desirable pattern, fitting perfectly to form of body; light, cool, cleanly, (fine springs coated,) free from all sour, rusty, chaffing, padding or_ strapping un pleasantness. Used in bathing; Al ways * reliable, and ' good as new, With the Pads so constructed, ana tomically, as to successfully meet the various and most Difficult forms of Rupture, affording comfort, safety, cleanliness, and durability, as the many thousands Radically Cured bT their use will bear witness. Also a fall assortment of Ladies’ nnd Gents’ Shoulder Braces, Supporters, bandages, Ac., Ac. We will adjust all trusses, if so desired. Athens Pharmaceutical Co., Cor. College Avenue and Clayton St, m-9.wtf. Give me your orders this week for the improved Water Elevator rn.d Purifier, as I have to have nty orders put in at the factory nnd a little time given, as we are so crowded with or. ders ahead. I have received a great many orders the past week and sup plied them. Hope to receive many more this week, as the l>eople can see no humbug in it. I have no gas to offer you to induce you to buy one, neither do I intend to insist vei y hard, tor I know that tin y will sell them selves. They arc tar superior to any water-drawer that has ever been its vented, and so siut) le that any man can sec tbe propriety of doing away witli the bucket and windlass and the old pumps that are always out of fix and are so injurious to the water, and investing liis money in something that will purify the water and draw it up trech and cold. W. Jay McDonald, Bab}’ Prizes, $600. An eminent banker’s wife of N. Y m has induced the proprietors of that great medicine, flop Bitters, to offer vGOg a prizes to tlie youngest child that says Hop Bitters plainly,in anv lan ,uage, between May 1, 1880, and July 4, 1881. This is a liberal and interesting offer, and everybody and bis wife should send two cent stamp to tl.e Hop Bitters Mfg. Ro chester, N. Y~, U. S. A., lor circtdar, giving full particulars, nnd begin at once to teach the children to say Hop Bitters and secure the prize. NO. 13 BROAD STREET, FIRST STORE BELOW FUENI. TURE STORE, Now offers his entire Stock of BOOTS j9kJNT3=> SI At and below Market Cost, as he desires to go out ot the Boot and Shoe business altogether. fle has just received and is now offering to the public one it tho stocks of largest and finest stock liiliiilt wh he call and willjsell cheaper than any house iu]tho city. A se lect stock of MEN and BOYS STRAW HATS ylt less figures thnn they can be place, 13 Broad Street, > boupht elsewhere. ^Remember tbe We ’earn that, the’* will fcfh large energy mRxl tu his kipd ami pleasant |Hisiiior, mule ;:o-Hii bakery opened heresom. This manners has alijady^Wou tor him- he ot tlie fot trill lie a groat help U0S and ,a! sell qi“te a number ol friends in Ath- hold to large h An Etegut rrrporatioa. Designed to meet the pnblio want for a harmless bair-dressing and restora tive, is found in Parker’s Hair Balsam It acts like magic, commencing at tlie very roots, removes Dandruff and atl humors from tlie scab', nnd never foil* Ur rest ore-RTt«y or foiled 'bate to; it—original youthful i® or and beauty, falling hair is immediately checked liv ils use; and it produce-’a growth of bciiutilul young hair, soft, glossy nnd luxuriant, that surprises every cine. These properties added to its exquisite perfume and purity of com it Utn growing, fav 8. 8AS8», Is not only a HANDSOME MAN, but a - ; 1 i *; -d i 1 } 1 kit * FIRST-CLASS MERCHANT He don’t use the Texas Lasso, but allows his Goods, pur chased in New York “for the Cash," to speak for themselves. TH1 ONLY GRADUATED DRUGGIST IN THIS SECTION IN CHARGE, ATHENS tPHARMACEUTICAL CO. ' MANUFACTURERSJAXDJDEALF.RS IN SUkZtS STAKTSASI& ’tm JOSEPH JACOBS, 3?h.- CJrad. Superintendent* Cor. Clayton Street and College Avenne, PRJSORXPTION3 A 8PBK3IALTV. C/7 Oo College Avenue and Clayton Street, . ATBBSTS* GE©HGX*&. MANUFACTURES J OF AND DEALERS IN Slagle and Double Seat Buggies, Top Carriages, and One and Two-Horse agons and fine hand-made Harness. done in the neatest and most durable manner, and at rcwonabU ioual buildings for my Paint and Harness work, and with w* ment, I am well prepared to do good Carriage Work and general it of materia] and everything being under my jjer»«»al gy 0 **** C*rrU**rt|»lfiE Pno». Having MARKET_REP0RT. Corrected Dally by Reaves, Nicholson & Co. ATiiKSa Market—Good Muldli”* 10 1*2 Middling 1U 1-4 Low tuiddliine 9 3-1 New York Market.—n 7-8 CuaIKSTOV Market.—ll S-3 Savannah Market.—lll-s Augusta Markkt.-10 1-2 Liverpool Market—GS-ld. Market close* ewyl Cottoi . •4 shining, bc(*j Flour per .... . _ tnc@—. Oats per bush, 7 . Wheat per baa fl.ird,— Meal per bu».t. Kaeun - sides— eft—: shoulders —; ham* llctt—. Lard Sugar—crushed A i 1X43-1i a H-ct**-; exCt’otfeo-Hiu 15c$18; Java SS&»* PERRY DAVIS’ bottles, at 50 cents and *1.00, by R T. Brumby. IScMlS; S^M;Nu- 8 kit*5Gc(«4 75. Palt per sack tl.««Lla l EAT HER. Hemlock SCe^SO. Upper . Harms @50 Calf Kkms, per do*. «2IQ0@50.U>. l>rj hides llc@—. Green hides 6c@—. BAGGING, TIES AND ROPK. Bagging, per yd. 101-2^11. Ties uerbun. $!• t—. Cope-cotton *ue@-; grass l5c@-. TOBACCO. Chewiac S5c@fl.Q0; smoking 5507 5; snuO 55 « .d»; hand tobacco —— HQUOR8. blaky «l-50@S 5a. Peach brandy S*.7.'£ @3.00. Apple brandy «S.7^@S-0a. Wine-Ma- EVERY UN HIS OWN MUSICIAN! lift bat’i tbe food ot me buying * Pi-ino or an Drgwil I cril’iercn id*y » je«-b«n>, IteM love marie mtty well. I waih tofoodaemwaM. bo.:y woo d invent an ii rirauieiit that 1 eoald play.” Safciy lliouoind-i.tgeiini'ie music lov ers, and at Data nwM eeinn. has pivoa them ‘ Ire. T! : « new luualcal woudet to no toy or humbup, bat tlie lou- esd hi.trnmrot oflhe «pv It otay. Uvmus Tones, qandi tire, Wa!(jeri -e.evtions, or l'o uU.rSou-1 wltu p.r feet icetnoey. A omac j m»» it meat in Uie world. Xoaey i ‘ > trial ir not Mtt*Cw ary. ly will and not one returned. Lwrl Agrnt* ••et H every UoutUin cily end vlllatref For tjratod Catalo-acs end .'ull particuhirs ad dress Lad.' -a &_-at«, Savamuih, Ga., Nans- VEGETABLE PAIN KILLED A PURELY VE8ETAILE KEMEIY t SURE C0*t Sr a* tts Db«m fer wtidk * b news i U AtWAY* KRfECTLV SAFE h tt* lad, sws tt» wart IraqiMtersd ,1dm. n D a an. and nkk nub far COUGHS , HOSE ^TO BE FOUNDS Ike Wil HAS STOOD TNET&ST •FAOYtAkt'ClIftTANT WIII ML C00MH1B AMI eUUTKS. w'-. Hmli *T S fwyilwti who 7mm ersar gtma H n «sL IT IS WITHOUT A RIVAL AS A UW1TIT. 1»I WITHOCTIT. aw In takWUAaUMM • relauS5e.aOre>o 'PERRY DAVIS A SON, Provldenoe, APnpnlnif tog IAUUYA IMK.h attu,smMnifosriii,t iMdakto'ploKtafrajEiWwi m?THE BEST IN THE MARKET=so AU die BaviB (Vertical Feed Machine, w hic h is considered as good A chine lor the money as any in the,Market. IHE HENRY STEWART MACHINE, which will compare favors ablyw' th any machine offered. And last but not least, THE AUERICAH' SEWING MACHINE, which alresdy.hu] s wide reputation. AU the above Machines are for sale at The WHEELER & WILSON Sewing Machine Oltt , ON THOMAS STREET, OPP. REAVES A NICHOLSON, BY JOHN WINN, * TU rUAS STREET ATHENS,,0.4.^