Georgia Historic Newspapers

    Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report AFTER HIS DAUGHTER-
AIFATHER 13 IN SEARCH OF HIS
THIRTEEN YEAR OLD CHILD.
SHE WENT ON A VISIT
ABSOLUTELY PURE
I And Has Never Returned—The Search
Being Made by Mr. B. W. Kirby, of
CartersviUe—Was In Athens Yes
terday.
Religious Department.
Da.O.W. LANE, Editor.
SILENCE ABOUT OURSELVES.
Think as little as poesible about any good
in yooraelf; torn your eyes resolutely from
any view of your acquirements, your in
fluence, your plan, your success, your fol
lowing—above all, speak as little as possi
ble about yourself. The inordinatencss ot
our selves like the putting of a lighted
torch to the dry wood, which has been
laid in order for horning. Nothing but
dnty should open our lips upon this dan
gerous theme, except It be in bumble con
fession of our sinfullness before God.
Again, be especially on the watch against
those little tricks by which the vain man
aeeks'to bring round the conversation to
himself, and gain the praise or notice
which his thirsty ears drink in so greedily.
Even if praise comes unsought; it is well,
while men are ottering it, to guard your
self by thinking of some secret cause foi
humbling yourself inwardly to God, think
ing onto what these pleaBant accents woulc
be changed if all that is known to God,
end even yourself,stood revealed toman.
—Bishop Wilder force.
Children’s Department.
A QUAINT LITTLE SERMON.
Mr. Harvey was riding slowly along the
fc
THE BLESSING OF PRAYER.
dusty road, looking in all directions for a
stream, or even a bouse where he might
reliesh bis tired, thirsty horse with a’good
draught of water. While be was thinking
and wondering, he turned an abiupt bend
in the road and saw before him a comfort
able farm-house, and at the same time
boy ten or twelve years old came out into
the road with a small pail, and stood di
rectly before him.
“What do you wish, my boy?” said Mr
Hai vay, stopping bis horse.
“Would your horse like a drink, Bir?”
said the boy respectffully.
“Indeed, be would, and 1 was wonder
ing where I could obtain it.”
r. Harvey thought little of it, suppos
ing of course, the boy earned a few pen
nies in this manner, and therefore he off
ered him a bit of silver, and was astonished
to see him refuse it.
“I would like you to take It,” he said,
looking earnestly at the child, and observ
ing for the first lime he limped slight
ly.
“Indeed, sir, 1 don't want it It is little
enough 1 can do for myself or any one. 1
ame, and my back is bad, sir; ana
Prsyers'does not directly take away a
trial or its pain any more than a sense of
duty directly lakes away the danger of in
fection; but it preserves the strength of the
whole spiritual fiber, so that the trial does
net pass into temptation to sin. A sorrow
cornea upon you. Omit prayer, and you
out of God's testiog into the devil’s
temptation; you get angry, hard of heart,
lecklessness. But meet the dreadful horn
with prayer, cast your care on God, claim
him as you Father, though he seems cru
el—and the paralyzing, embittering effects
of pain and sorrow pass away, s stream ol
sanctifying and softening thought pours
into the son), and that which might have
wrought your fall bat works yon the
seable fruits of righteousness. You
i from bitterness into the courage ol
. and from battle into victory,
cation od? Wai dignifies and blesses
ujh e answer to prayer is slow;
ofo wOt prayer is cumulative. Not "
over is the whole Strength it 1
ought nnJerstood.—Stopford Brooke.
THE THINGS THAT ARE LOVELY
AND LOVABLE.
Searching for his thirteen year old
daughter.
That is what Hr. E. W. Kirby, of
Cartersville, is doing just at present.
He was in Athens Saturday and the
story he told the police is an interest
ing one.
He said that there has been living in
Cartersville a doctor named Linder,who
had a ivery pretty young daughter.
Miss Linder iseig bteen years old, and
was quite a favorite with Hr. Kirby's
little girl.
“About three weeks ago,” said Mr.
Kirby, “Dr. Linder and his daughter
started out on a visit to his kinsfolks in
Northeast Georgia, and I let my little
girl go with him.
“I have never herd of them since,ex-
C3pt one letter, whose postmark I could
not read, which asked for money with
which to come home.
“It may be that they arrived safely at
their destination, which was somewhere
Mr! B. B.
am mule, BUU ujy uats n uau, on: iuiui, . . ....
mother says no matter how small a favor I m Hart county, but not hearing from
may stem, if it is all we are capable of, \ the little girl in some time, I am natur-
God loves it os much as he does a very
large favor. And this is tbe most I can di
for others. You see, sir, tbe distance
from Painesville is eight miles to this spot,
and I happen to know there is no stream
ciosaing the road that distance, and so, 6ir,
almost every one passing here from that
place is sure to have a thirsty horse.”
Mr. Harvey looked down into the gray
eyes that were kindling and glowing with
the thought of doing good to others; and a
moisture gathered in his own, as a moment
later he jogged off, pondering deeply opon
the quaint little seimon that had been de
livered so innocently and unexpectedly.—
Sunlight.
ally alarmed. I do not know what to
think about it. The letter'stated that
the little girl was pleased with Hiss
Linder, but didn’t like the doctor,
propose to ferret out the mystery and
find my child.”
Mr. Kirby left the city yesterday in
search of bis child and left orders with
Ibo police authorities - here
to apprehend the whole party if they
ran across heir.
Harmony Gr-tvn, Ga., June 11th
—[Special]—The champion base ball
clubs of Harmony Grove and Gaines
ville crossed bats on oar grounds this
afternoon at 3 o’clock. Tbe Gaines
ville clnb has just arrived in a four-
horse tallyho, accompanie 1 by several
of their friends. The game promises to
be a very close one, I ut every indica
tion points to a v alk-over for tbe Lome
team.
Married on June 9tb. at bigh-noon.
Hr. B. B. Hawks to Mrs- Willbanks,
Rev. R. S. Cheney officiating. After
the ceremony an elegant collation wa
served to the wted guests which was
greatly enjoyel by all. Tbe bride and
groom took tbe 1 o’clock vestibule train
for an extended tour among the p ; ncipal
summer resorts. After tbe honeymoon,
Mr. and Mrs. Hawks will return to the
Grove, where they will make tbeir fu
ture home. No more prominent or pop
ular couple were ever married in ocr
town and they were the recipients of
hearty congratulations from their host-
of friends and admiring acquaintances
Palmer and Kinnebrew are carrying
tbe best line of fine French oandie* in !
the city.
Marietta, Ga., Oct. *°6 1891
Imsp—I w
If yon would Increas your happiness and
try
Foi
prolong your life, forget your' neighbor’s
|avIts. Forget the slander you have heard.
Forget tbe temptations. Forget thefault-
_ and give a little thought to tbe
cause which provoked it. Forget the pe
culiarities of your friends and only remem
ber the good points that make vou fond oi
them. Forget all personal quarrels or his
tories that you may have heard by accident.
which, if repeated would seem •
thousand times worse than they are. Blot
out as far as possible oil the disagreeables
of life—they will 09100, but they will only
grow larger when yon iemember them, and
the constant thought of the acts of mean
ness, or, worse still, malice will only tend
to make you more familiar with them.
Obliterate everything disagreeable from
“lay, start out with a clear sheet for
and write upon it for sweet memo-
The Population of Athens
Is about 12,000, and we would Bay as
least one half are troubled with some
affection of the Throat and Langs, at
those complaints are, according to sta
tistics, more numerous than others. We
would advise all our renders not to neg
lect the opportunity to call; on then
druggist and get a bottle of Kemp’s
Balsam for the Throat and Lungs.Tri-.
al size free. Large Bottles 60c and $1
Sold by all <
NOT SO EASY AB HE THOUGHT.
) only those things that are lovely
' * 1 Observi
svable.—Lutheran <
1 OF COURAGE.
A great deal of talent is lost in the world
for tne want or a little courage. Every
. day sends to their graves a number of ob-
kscure men, wbo have only remained in ob-
facurity because their timidity has prevent
ed them from making a first effort; and
who, if they could have been induct*! kto
begin, would, in all probability, have gone
great lengths in the career of fame. The
fact, is that to do anything in this world
worth doing we must not stand back shiv
ering and thinking of tbe cold and danger,
hut jump in and scramble through as well
as we can.—Sidney Smith.
THE ONLY ONE EVER PRINTED.
CAN YOU FIND THE WORD t
There is a 8-inch display advertise
ment in this paper, tLi* week, which
has no two words alike except one
rd. The same is true of eacn new
1 appearing each week, from tbe
. Harter Medicine Co. This bouse
places a “Crescent”
they make and pul
aenS them the name
Dr.:
scent” on everything
publish. Look for it,
. ame of tbe word, and
HmrwUl return you Book, Beautiful
Lithographs or Samples Free.
BLESSING OF 8ICKNES8.
Sickness comes to bring blessing. It
does not seem to be a bearer of goon; it
appears stern, unlovely, without radiance.
Yet It is really one of God’s angels sent
with benediction. We ought to grow bet
ter In sickness. We ongbt to learn to trust
God more implicity. we
r
, .. - ought to learn
patienoe, gentleness, unselfishness. Many a
time a sick-room in a home is Transggura-
tkm Monnt; whose light and blessedness
fill all !>* home. Const will always oome
to our sick-rooms, if we ask hUn.-reJ. R.
Miller.
The old saying that “ con
sumption can be cared if
taken in time” wa9 poor com
fort It seemed to invite a
trial, but to anticipate failure.
The other one* not so old,
-“consumption can be cured,”
is considered by many false.
Both are true and not
*rue; the first is prudent—
one cannot begin too early.
The means is careful liv
ing. Scott’s Emulsion of
cod- liver oil is sometimes an
important part of that
Let us send you a book on
living—free.
, Boviim, Ch«Bi*u, 13* South jthAvnuc,
fcod-liver
.here do. ft.
hresheror 1
A little boy wbo bad won a prize for
fearing Scripture verses, and was greatly
elated tereby, was asked by a minister if it
took him a long time to commit them.
‘O no,” said the boy, boastfully. “1
can learn any verse in the Bible in five
minutes.”
“Can yon indeed! And will you learn
one for me?”
“Yes sir,”
“Then in five minutes from now I would
like very much to bear you repeat this
verse,” said the minister, handing bim tbe
book pointing oat the ninth verse of the
eight chapter ot Esther: “Then the king’s
scribes called at that time in tbe thin
monlb, that, is the month Sivan, on the
three and twentieth day thereof; and it
was written according to all that Mordecai
commanded unto tbe Jews, and to tbe
lieutenants, and tbe depeties and rulers of
provinces which are from India unto Ethi
opia, a hundred twenty and seven provin
ces, unto eveiyjprovincc according to the
writing thereof, and unto every people af
ter their language, and to tbe Jews accord
ing to their writing, and according to tbeii
language.”
Master Conceit entered upon bis task
with confidence, but at tbe end of one
hour, to this mortification could not repeat
it without a slip.—Cbristain Advocate.
Dead Sms ?r-I was attacked with La
Grippe and bad high fever. 1 immediately
put on the 'Poise and soon arrested the
disease and in a week’s time was perfectly
well, while others, who failed to use the
’Poise, were sick two months. I nse the
Elmropoise on mv three little girls and
never give a dose of medicine. I have
known it to correct acidity of tbe stomach
cure colds and fever, and recommend
heartily to all mothers. Respectfully,
Mbs. Mamie Clark.
Dalton, Ga., Oct. 24,1891.
Gentlemkn 1 —1 have used the Electro
poise but sshort time in my family with
croup, cold, neuralgia, etc., and am con
vinced that it is all your claim for it. By
faithful use of this little wonder I look f
the best of results.
Respectfully, 8- E- Berry,
of the firm of T. A. & B.E. Hardware.
Rev. J. H. Timmerman, of Chipley, Ga.
writes:
You may quote me as saying I have used
the Electropoi&e with very beneficial re
sults and can very cheerfully and heartily
commend it.
A 40-page book, describing treatment
and containing testimonials from all sec
tions, and for tbe cure of all diseases,
mai'ed free on application. Address At
lantic Electropoise Co-, 45 Gould
Building, Atlanta., Ga.
MR. S. BAILEY
A Well Known Fruit Specialist Para
llzed.
Maxes, Ga., June 11.—[Special.]—
Mr. S. Bailey, the well known special
ist on fine strawberries and fruit of this
place,'had a queer stroke of paralysis
last night.
Mr. Bailey went to bed early last
nigbt, and upon rising this morning
found himself speechless,and somewhat
lifeless In his right side. His right
Every Month
many women suffer from Excessive or
Scant Menstruation; they don’t know
who to confide In to get proper advice.
Don’t confide in anybody but try
1
Bradfield’s ~
Female Regulator
a Specific for PAINFUL, PROFUSE.
SCANTY. SUPPRESSED and IRREGULAR
MENSTRUATION.
Book to WOMAN” mailed free.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. 6a
Bold by aU DraggUta.
PAiLV MARKET REPORTS.
Nitvi&l Store*.
Savannah, June 11.—Turpentine firm at 87;
fosln firm at $1.'& ' -
Wilmington Jnnn 1'.—'Turpentine dull at
9% resin firm; strained 8?c: good strained
:0c: tar stead,: at crude turpentine
steady; hard $1.U>; yellow dip $1.89; virgin
$1-0)1
Produce and Provision*.
Nbw York, June 11.—Pork quiet; mess, old
BASEBAL iAT THE GROVE.
Hawks Marries Mrs.
Willbanks.
$0.75@lo.fl»; new $U.<W; prime extra SIAM®
11.00. Middles firm: short clear
Lard ^firmer but quiet: western steam «.67J4
bid; citv steam a.OO; options. JuV 6.70 bid.
Chicago, Jun- M.—Cash quotations were as
follows: Illa-s pork $W.. f >'53ilo.S». Lari 6.403
6.4814. Short ribs loose 6.4'!t4A i.45. Dry salt
shoulders Imxed Short clear sides
boxed $6.75@b.t£}*.
New York Cotton Future*.
N«w Yonu, June H —Fallowing la the open
ing and closing quotations:
January.. 8.2(38.11
1 February 8.3i®8.21
March 8.14^)8.31
June 7.6107-51
ulv 7.T8&7.58
August
September
October ..94 67 88
November ....8 04 37 98
I >ece*nber .3.1498.01
Tone barely steady. Sales. 74^100.
Liverpool Cotton Futures.
IdvEiiimoh. June 11.—Following is the open-
Ing and ( losing quotations:
June an i -Inly. .4.14^4.15
July au.l August .4.1fi®4.17
An • ’. e;>tomber. 4.18(64^0
September and October....
-October and November....
November and December.
imber-and anuary .4^844X6
Tone steady, bales 4,u0J.
THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN.
Old Dr. Bigger*, in tbe shape of bis
Huckleberry Cordial has been the fam
ily physician of mat y a home all' ever
this country, where lie has cired so
many of bowal troubles and children
teething.
HO F«)R M INTGU&EllY.
The University Baseball Team Goes
to Meet Auburn Again.
The Univers ty b seball team intend
winning back the raurels that the Au
burn team took from us in foot ball
Atlanta.
They will_ leave here Thursd v
afternoon next . foT-~ Montgomery
when on Frida*, the 17th if st they will
meet Anburn sad its crack team.
Foster and Calloway wi 1 be the U.ii
versity battery, and the boys are confi
dent of winning. Quite* a large crowd
will go over to see the game.
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA,
Senator James F. Pierce, of New
York, writes:
“For the p38t two years I have suf
fered very much from au agg avatel
form of nervousdy>p psia. 1 have re
sorted to various remedial agents, d*
riving but little benefit. A few ruon.hs
since a friend < f mint fugg -sted the
trial of Allcock’s Porus Pla’tkrs.
Following the suggestion, I have beer
using the same with the happiest effect-
To those similarly afflicted let me sag
gest the manner of their u«e. I place
one over m7 stomach, one over th
hepatic regt n, and one on mv back
The effect is excellent From ihe day
commenced t) eir use, have been slow ly
but surely improving, and am quip
confident that by continui- g I shall
again be re-’tored to my accustomed
health.”
SAM SMALL
Bareapar-Ua belongs to the amilax fami- I cheek is somewhat swollen, and at [this
ly of plants, and is found very _
over the American continent; bat the
variety that is richest in medicinal pro
perties is the Honduras root, of which the
famous A
1 Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is made.
SUDDENLY CONVERTED.
time can speak so as to be understood
He is up and can get about some.
Mr. Bailey is a northern man, is well
known all through the Southern States
where his friends will regret to hear of
his troubles. He is about 63 years old,
It was Doctor Chalmers, we believe, who I and a good citizen.. Own a good farm
wrote at some length of£tbe “expulsive I and truck farm in this section,
power of a new affection.” His doctrine
received a modem illustration in the streets
of New Yoik the other day, according to
the times, though it was of a sort hardly
dignified enough, perhaps, for pulpit use.
A big track was loaded with empty and
coverless packing-boxes, and “on behind,
oat of tbe driver’s right, was a messenger
boy. Tbe fellow was not only enjoyin:
free ride, bat &t the same time amusing
himself by preventing another messenger,
representing a rival company, from shar
ing the same prvilege
,Tf *
What folly 1 To be without Beech-
ams Pills.
CAUGHT IN GREENVILLE
And Held There for Horae Stealing.
Greenville, S. C., June 11.—[Spec
ial.]—Today Chief Ligon, of the police
department, arrest* d L. E. Strickland
__ be boy on fool was tormenting his I an< * Mra* M. L. Fowler on a charge of
more favored rival by various contemptn-1 house breaking. Mrs. Fowler claims
00s remarks, and finally U.e latter grew | the horse stealig to her
agry that he Jumped to the ground with
b half understood threat to “smash the |
so an
some
other’s eyes.”
Jusi uicu the track ran tgainst an ot-
itiUCtiOD, and oil tumbled one of tbe *big
lasefc. it tell open side down, and in an
nstance both boys weie lost to sight.
1 he drivi-r beard a loud scream, an
urned so suddenly that he bimsrit wen
>ackward into anotbei of the case. A
policeman bosuned to his rescue,'auo
pulled him out.
Tht n the two men turned their attention
:o the'box on the ground, from beneath
(Viiich all this time proceeded piercing
cries.
As qu : ckly as possible It was lifted, and
ueholu there were the two boys, who, half
1 minute beioif, were hot for a fight, now
vith tbeir arms about each others necks,
.uoktug like a pair of long seperaled broth
ers.
They left Athens two weeks ego and
have been traveling ar man wife. Fifty
dollars reward offered for* them.
Pileal Plies! Itching Piles!
BrarroKfr-Moisture; intense itching and
(tinging; most at night; worse by scratching;
if dlowed to continue tumors form which ot-
ten blend and ulcerate, becoming very sore.
bWATra’s Ointment stops the itching and
bleeding, heals nlcerrtion, and in most cases
removes the tumors. At druggists or by mail
A bon, FI
for 86 cents. Dr. Swayne ,
a. Philadelphia
NOTICE.
All persoDsare warned and under the
penalty tf the Irw, not to hire or harbor
my wife, Lizzie Davi?, 'nee Blount.) She
lift my house without any cause or
provocation on my p&it.
B. B. Davis.
_ , ... W'atkinbviile, Ga.,May 14,’D2.dlt.w4t
Aultmao, Taylor A Co.
Mra. Anna Sutherland
Kalamazoo, Mlali., had swellings in the ne ck, or
Q oitre S?40 Y e a rs
Spoke to a Democratic Meeting In
Monroe.
Monrok, Ga., June liv—[Special.]
Bev. Sam W. Small addressed an audi
enceofabo -t 300 people in the court
bouse here today. While the speaker
wes arraigning the Democratic party.
Col. George C. Selmar, who had been
elected as chairman, questioned Mr
Small touching his grounds for sue
charges, and in the dispute that follow
ed, denounced as false some of tbe state
ments which the chairman understood
that the speaker bad made, and left th<
court room. During the controversy
Mr. Small said among other Urngs,
“I’m a S utbern man, but. not a Demo
crat.” The audience was overwhem
ngly Dsmocraric.
How to Cure All Skin DI
Simply apply “Swatnb’s Ointment’
internal medicine inquired. Cures
. ... tetter, ec
xema. ito>, eruptions on the (ace, hands, nose,
etc,, fear ng lbs skin clear, white and health;
Its great sealing and curative powers are po>
aessed bv no other remedy. Aik your drug
gists for Ointment.
THE CLASS OF ’92.
great!offering. WheUabecaughtcold<• mldnot
walk two blocks without fainting. She took
It’a Closing Exercises Yesterday
Afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon at five o’clock
tbe Senior class held its last exercises.
The Chapel was we 1 fille d and he boyt
acquitefl themselves handsomely.
President E. W. Frev presided over
ihe meetii g and introduced the speak
era.
The exercises were opened with
fervent pr tyer by the Class Chaplain.
Mr. J. C. Blasirgama,of Z- bulon,Geor
gia
Mr. W. G. Park, of LaGranjre, ther
delivered the clats poem, and it was
rare p>ece of art.
The references to the metnb r*o f th
Faculty were en»e« ia’lv iut re^t n/.
Mr J. F. Lewis, of Atlanta, read .
most interesting hii tory of tbe mem
bers of the clas , and was highly com
plim**nted on alt **d ts for ihe sph-udid
msnn*r in wh’ch he handled hi, theme.
Mr. J E. Wbel”be1, of GaineRyi-le,
was tbe orator of the occasion iiii.-i d* -
1-vered an oration full of sound advice
to his classmates
Mr.Eugene R. B’ack, of Atlanta, as
prophet of the «las,, acqui ted himself
rmhecy abounded in genuine 1 wit ami
Hr. Bog2s c’o-ed thj ( r xTcfses with
piayer.
it is not »iytrg too much to say that
tbe qjjertmeB yesterday were equal if
rot superior to any held on the campon
in many years.
Chicago Market.
Chic ioo. Juno 1L
Wheat-Sept. 78*4. July 7 94-
Corn—Sect. 45)6; July 4544.
Oats—July. 2 Sept. 2ST4-
Pork—F >pt. 16.50: July, 'U.55.
Ribs—6,-pt, 6.43; July, 6.37.
Lard—Sept **.5*: July, 6.3*.
,,..4jJlvb4j3
4.24 64.25
4.-5 SMS.
Tne Itomdi’ S Man iu Athe s
s well as tbe handsomest, an*
there are invited to call on any drug
gist and get frre a trial b* ttleof Kemp’
Bsl-am for the Throat and Lur-g3, t
remedy that is selling entirely upon it
merits*and is guaranteed to relieve an<
cure all Chronic aod Acute Coughs
Asthma Bronchitis and Consumptior
~ urge bottles 50 cents and 81
Nasal Cataanrih.
I was afflicted from infancy with
I Catarrh,and for ten years with eruptions
Ion my face. I was attended by the best
[physicians, and used a number of Blood
j remedies with no permanent relief.
LIFE Y/AS A BURDEN
My life became a burden to me, for
! my case was declared incurable. I saw
j S. S. S. advertised, and took eight bot-
| ties, which cured mo entirely, and I feci
like a new peruon.—Miss Josie Owen,
Montpelier, Ohio.
Cured In 3 Months, Salt Rheum 0 f
520 Years' Standing Where All
Other Remedies Failed.
ATH :'S VS- I N1 VERSITY.
Athens Baseball Team Will Moetthe
University 3oys Wednesday.
On next Wed esday afternoon at
half paiv ' o o’clock the Univi raiM
te m will play the Athens city team
g*rae of baseball at the park.
Foster and Callaway*will be the Un’v.
battery while Vason and Riav-’?. cf
M*disun, will bold these points for th
Athens team.
A large crow d will be in attendanc-
4t this gam*', the Ust to he played b..
he ’Varsity boys before leaving for thi
city of Montgomery
Tt give* me pleasure to recommend yonr Crir
CUBA IUmkdies tc all who are troubled W j t h t|,
various forms of skin diseases and blood poi.on
l have prescribed your Cuticura on several oe a '
sioo.1. and it has never failed to give good re.u'u"
I remember of ono special case I had, where ‘Ii,
otu-ir remedies fat! xl until I tried your Cotic i
Kbveturs. After using Cuticura, CirrienR.
eluAi’, oud Cuticura Resolvent, the paviem v t
sound and well. She was troubled with sai: rht-uiii
and had been a sufferer for ovor twenty \ oars A bn
beginning the use of Cuticuba Remedies, Bhrj
cured sound 2nd well in three month*.
Dr. if. K. JENKINS
833 Houston St., Atlanta, Us.
Aggravating Eczema
My wife had eczema on her hand for about n-,- 8
years, tried a great many so-called remedies,
tcey ail utterly failed. I at last induced her to n v
your Cuticura Remedies, and am pleased to sav
they acted like a charm, ana although it was a year
ago, it has tvot troubled her since. I will strongly
recommend your Cuticura Remedies for all BU -h
A. BTOOKBRIDUK '
Bivins, Cass County, Texas.
The new Blood Purifier, internally (to cleanse tbs
blood of all impurities and posionous elements ad
thus r-move the cause), and Cuticura, the great
Skin Cure,and Cuticura Soap, an exquisite Skin
Beautifier, externally (to clear the skin and scalp,
and restore the hair),cure C7ery disease and humor
of tho skin and blood, from pimples to scrofula.
When Baby vas sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
V hen she became Mias, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, sne gave them Castoria
Duua and Chemical Corporation, Boston.
How to Cure Skin Diseases," M pagos, jo
illustrations, and 100 testimonials, mailed free.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
When j on buy your spring medicine
y-vu should g-f. the best, a id thit i
Hood’s Saretptrills. It thorough!’
p'trifles the biom'.
By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary
at Clarke oountv, will be » id befo: e the court
house dnot-iu Athens, Georg a,on ti e first Tu-e-
•lay In Ji.lv ne-1, withl * 11- leg.d hours of sale,
the following p>opertv to-wit: One lot of land
in the city ot Athens, G -orgia, on S uth Rock
Opting street,boutid.vl ou the Fort' by lot of
Ktmus & ii,erica Thomas o the Last by said
■iouth Rock ^p: ing st, o . the South fcy lands of
Mrs. Anna Hmigiu and neighborhood road, and
ou tiie We*t by 'ot of Batcus De>rlcote,- said
lot containing two (2) acres, more or less. 8old
»s the yro|*ertv of tieo-ge Echols, dec’d., for
distribktlon, etc. Terras cash. This June Uth
891 t B. H. Noble,
Ad" liCftrator of Ge- rge Echols, dec’d.
W4*
IMINISTKaTuR’S Sale
DOWN TO DEATH*
The Fatal Plunge of - Car O.i the Chat>
tiiliooclmc Line. ^
Atlanta, June ll.-^Ahaccident on
the new line jnst finished from thi3jyity_
to the Chattahoochee river, and known
ns the Chattahoochee Electric Car line,
occurred when the two cars, which was
jnst leaving the city reached the "foot of
a heavy grade jest inside the city limits.
One of them jntxiped t te trac e and rolled
down the embankment pinning its load
of hnuian freight between its broken
timbers, crushing tl;e life out of three,
a: 4 injuring fifteen of the passengers
abroad.
The second car followed the first, au 1
was totally wrecked, bat none of its
passengers were hurt.
The three dead were :
Dr. Auten, a well known physician.
He leaves a wife and two children. E.
M. Davis, a railroader and painter, who
leaves a wife and three children ; and
George W. Allen, who leaves a wife
and five children.
-Sffit one log house thereon. of < ne room each,
"ouixled on Smub and Fas-t bv 'ands of J R.
Crawford on North bv lands of Wilson estate,
anil on We*t by neighborhood road, containinj
five and one-half (5 1-2) acres more or less. Sol'.
as tbe property of Leah Dunn, dec’d. for dis
tribution, etc. Terms I cash. This June nth,
l : 92. B. H. NOBLE,
Ad.ninLti&tov of Leah Dunn, dec’d.
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ForiOver Fifty Years.
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing 8ybup has hem
isert for children teething. It sooths the child
toftens the gums, allays an pain, cures wi 1 -
rollo .aid is the best remedy tor Dlarrhaa
•wen’ v-fl-v* nentn a L-ott’s Bold bv ail dmc
V>sis ihrinchont th - arid.
Mre Harriet A. Marble, of P,uk' ke< psie,
ff Y , was for years a martyr to headache,
and never found anything to >ive her
more than temporary relief < il she be-
:an to take Ayer’3 Pills, since ,vhich t-h
has been in the enjoyment of perfect
health.
THE UNIVERSITY TRUSTEES.
The Resignation of the Law Profes
sors Not Accepted.
The Board of Trustees are still in see-
don. Several of them left for their
lomes yesterday, but tbe msjdrity re
mained here.
Yesterday the Trustees adopted tbe
plan in regard to literary society alrea
dy reported in these columns.
The resignations of the law school
professors were not accepted.
4 WORTH A GUINEA A £02.”
No
COVERED WITH k TASTELESS AND
SOLUBLE COATING.
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE FOR
5 laint», Slelt Headnrhe,Oitil ChIJIt,
l "things of Bent. Loir new of Spir
its, and All Nervous Affections.
To ear* tbese complaints wo mart remove
J' 1 * ojore-. The principal cana* ia generally
t to be found iu the atomnch and liver: imt
( Urn t,eo organ, right and a It will he veil. From
51 wo to four Pill* twice a day for a short time
, will remove the evil, and reatore the autferer
> to Hound and lasting health.
Ot all drugglxts. Price 2S cents a box.
New York Depot, 3G5 Cana! St.
By vifi
of Clarl
ue of an order of the Court of Ordinary
>it-U >ty will b£-rr,kd before the court
jr In AfBotiS, Georgia, on the first
h,-t in July next, within he U gal hours of
^f^Tfol'owlng property t -wit: j
bougOLu
•ffesday
A tract of
45
Thousand PIANOS and ORGANS
Sold to Southern Homes.
TVTOW this >s the plain unvarnished truth,
LY and we will make you a present of a Ma
•on it Hamlin Or an it we cannot prove it to
you. We are a branch of Ludden & Bates’
Southern Music Hons-, uf u avonnah, and
hnitdle nothing hut their ceiebra’cd PIANOS
AND O&GANS, tte sales of which have
w jl'en to the enormous figures tbove. We
do not want to sell any hing e'se, and yon
<f :g'-t not to buy anything else. Whyf II
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tboustnd Piero* and Organs have made happy
hemes, wob.d you be afraid to risk one your
self? We ott-r *i ere than this. If you are
not pi asr ,: we wit) exchange with you in six
months, cb rging you nothing for the
the one you first select.
We ship you on 15 dav’s trial and
id pay
give;
Piano.
you
turn freight if not satisiaotory. We
2 long years to pay for an Organ or F
We g ve you 6 years guarantee If disaster
comes we are better prepared to piotectyo”.
than any other house. We have but
FOR SKIN DISEASES
Doctor Recommends Cuticura Be
cause It Has Never Failed to
Give Good Results.
Cuticura Resolvent
Sold everywhere. B.! .. Cuticura, 50c.; Soap
5c.; Resolvent, $1.00. Prepared by the Punts
li&DV’C Skin and Scalp purified and bei.uti l«i
lAD I 0 by Cuticura Soap. Ab
Absolutely pure.
RHEUMATIC PMN8
In one minute the Cuticura Anti.
Pain Plaster relieves rheumatic sci
atic, hip, kidney, cheat, and muscular
ne and weaknesses. Price, 25c.
| ^lEORGIV. CLARKE COUNTY:—By virtue
of a power of sale contained in a deed from
ZackHairiato the Athens (Savings Bank, dated
January 24th. 1891. and recorded in Book j. j.
Folio244 In the office of the clerk of the Superi
or Court of said county, the unders'gned wilt
sell on the first Tuesday In June, 1892, before the
Court House door In Athens, O'arke County,
Ga., at public ou: cry to tho highest bidder f;>c
cash, tho following described property men
tioned in said deed:
All that tract or lot of land situate and being
in said state and county, and In the city of Ath
ene, beginning at the center of the intersection
of Chase and Broad streets, and running up
Broad street one chain and t ency-three links
thence in a Northerly direction two chains a«-l
twenty-three link--1<- a stake; v'-iuuc Last to
Chase street,one chain and twenty-three link*;
thence down said street two chains ami twenty,
three links to beg'nuing corner, containing
274-i0"0 of an acres.
Also at the same time and place, and upon the
same terms, and by virtue of a power of sale
contained in a deed from Sophia £ Ebtrhart,
col. to the Athens Savings Bank, da-ed Teh.
25th, 1889; and recorded tn Book F. F. Folio G23,
in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court of
said county the undersigned will sell at public
outcry the following property described in said
deed: All that tract, lot or parcel of land lying
and bcinr in said state and county, and in the
city of Athens on Franklin street, being a part
of the old Franklin lot, containing one quarter
of an acre, mi re or less, as well as the Improve
ments thereon, bou did on the south by lands
of Franklin, on the north i y lands of T. J. Les
ter, on the t- xst by lands of Mrs. Casper Morris,
and on the west by the street, being the place
whereon Sophia E Eberhart now lives.
Also, at the same time and place, and upon
the same terms, and by virtue of a power of sa'e
contained in a deed from Win. Jones, col. to the
Athens Savings Bank, dated May 28th, 189 and
running west along 1
ninety three (9 ) feet, thence tiinulug hi a
ONE PRICE
and that the lowest.
We sell nothing but standard mikes. We
sell them lower than any other btuse. We
rarry the largest stock of any horse in the
South.
We allow fair price lor old instmments In
exchange. We make no misrepretentations.
We mail vru catalogues and prices on ap
plication We sell a splendid organ lor $50.00.
We aril an elegant piano for $225.00. You
cannot afford to buy tram anyoreelso, so
come along and aad one u ore m-.me to the
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thousand band.
Hale & Conaway.
June 5-suu*w tf. ATBLNS, GA.
Subsonbs tor th* W««Jch
3?ROLLER
TRAY
THE MOST
CONVENIENT TRUNK
EVER DEVISED.
TRUNK
The Tray Is arranged
to roll back, tearing the
bottom of the Trunk
• break or
get out of order. The
if desired, -and to buy
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
MONEY! >
Athens Farm, Loan and Abstrrot Co.,
And Is now free from it all. sue has urged *J e K ot ’ a t s loans on First Mortgages on
many others to take Hood's Sarsaparilla and -^ arm Lanas, bearing G per cent inter-
they have Also been cured. It will do you good. J e&s< ? nable ’
i—! Office No. 3. (iarlton building, corner
Hood’s Pills eureka Liver in*, jaundice. Clay ton and Jackson street*
- headache, biUoa*neM, .our .tonmeh, uouma Athens, Ga.
Nothing to 1
. Tray can be lifted out 1
£ n ^i e . £iF an *? Vce ** you win gett&
strongest i rank made.
H. W. ROUNTREE & BRO., Richmond, Va.
>.*, e^erere rere.*. e ,»,t
ESTABLISHED 1876.
SMITH & HALL,
andnajolnlnglands of F. G. Carr, said lot fvont-
ing on Fail-view street lot 1-2 feet and running
back 2 9 feet,
Also at the same time and p’ace. and upur
the same terms, and by virtue or a power of sale
contained in a deed from Thad Boyd to the
Athens Savings Bank dated October 2fith, 1890,
and recordedin book J. ,1. 157, in the office of
the clerk of the Superior Court of said county,
theSupcrio
the undersigned will sell the following property
in r*” --- J -
montioned fn said deed:
All that tract or lot In the city of Athens, be
ing a part of the lot known and designated in
the plan ofthe city of Athens as lot No, (C) six
ty-one, containing one acre, more or Jess, ex-
c pt a email portion of said let sold to Ills
daughter Garfield. Adjolnlnt g lots of
Floyd Hill, Wm. Bass, and Augustus Beni, «aid
property particularly described In a deed fr^-m
Flo'd Hill to Thadeus Boyd.
All of said deeds were made to secure loans
from-said The Athens Savings Bank, as therein
specified, and said sales are made for tbe (im
pose of repaying said loans, together with tho
Interest that may be due thereon and the ex
penses of this proceeding, inclndin
cent, attorney’s fees acouxdlng to the term*
specified In said deeds. „ .
Good and sufficient quit claim titles will be
made to thepurebasers at said sales.
This May ’892.
The Athens Savings B any.
By its Attorney-at-Law t. S. Meh.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE,
Pursuant to order of the Court of Ordinary of
Clarke county, granted at the February t»rej
1-92, will be sold to tho highest anil best b;na*r
before the Court House door of eaid county, on
the ftr.-t Tuesday iu June next, during tbe iey-0
hours of sale, the realty belonging to the “ e
of Carter Brown, deceased, described as'olb'W*
A tract of land in raid county, containing bev-
enty-twn acres, more or less, Lining
lands of Rvan and Weatherly, West, lands
Hurt.on and Brown; South, lands of Bre«nau“
White; East, lands of Porterfield and R an.
(••signed), J. B. CBAWioab.
«t. 8 Administrator.
CossnasiONBr.a voxPpblio Friktin,
Atlanta, Ga., June 1st, IW*’
—DEALERS IN—
® NGI NES, boiless, threshing
MAOHaNES, MOWERS, HAY RAKES,
BELTING and MACHINERY.
ADDRESS,
Seali d proposals for doing the Public 1 r i ‘I 8
as prescribed In Section 1,01. of Lode tt oeor
gia 1882, for the next ensuing two ytais,
be received at the office oTthe Secretary "]
^tato in Atlanta, Georgia, for thirty days irom
AlLoecefsary blanks will be fnrnlsbed nP^
application to the secretary of State,
May 34—w4m
THE CELEBRATED
Smith & Wesson KeYolfep
ti t ., : .y.T170B
ACCURACr, DURABILITY
WORKMANSHIP, SAFCTT
land CONVEN!£NCE In LOADhm
f Bewaregfe/uaf ,ro* j,
AiULilo cat inj,s i>ltllA| Utticu Jyjujr iotf ■ dtiu
recorded In Book H fl. Folio 6.10 in the office of
thcclerk of the Superior Court of rad county,
Ill
the undersigned will sell at pnblie outc.-y the.
following property described in said deed:
All that tract or p ireel of land situate, lying
and being in tte couDty of Clarke and ftate of
Georgia, said propertj lying on what is known
as then rthernline of tne Brooktin place, and
known as lot No. 8 in survey of E. K Lumpkin
March 1877, and has a front of three chains, run
ning between lands of W. S. Holman and A. P.
Dearing, and runs back three chains and seven
ty links to line of a , P. Dearing, the rear line
b6l: g three chaii s and tliirty-iour hnks.
The said tract containing two acres, more ot
less. Said lo: being the same conveyed bv A,
P. Dearing to Wm. Jones, col. 26th May, iii'O.
Also at the same time and place, and upon
the same terms, and by virtue of a power of s:do
contained in a deed from a. N. parr to the
A'hens savings Bank, dated February 2rd,
1*91, and recorded in Book .I. J. Folio 241, n
the office ofthe clerk of the Superior Coun of
said county, tbe uudcis.gned will sell at public
outcry the following property described in said
deed: AU that tract or parcel of land situate,
bei -g and lying in state and county aforesaid,
aad citv of Athens, being the northeast corner
of the lot whereon C. A. Parr now lives, and
conveyed by said C. A. Parr to * . N. Parr by
deed dated this day, mhI being located at ihe
corner of Baxter and Bloomfield streets, metes
and bounds as follows: Beginning at the ncr
east corner of the lot conveyed and la the cen
ter of Laxter street, north of said corner, thence
the centre of Baxter street
southerly direction from center of Baxter street
to the line fence as It now stands, thence from
saH fence In the same southerly direction one,
hundred and twenty (120) feet, thence in at:
easterly rtirec Ion one hundred and four eetto
Bloomfield street, thence north along line of
Blooirfield street ore hundred and twenty (12C)
feet to present line ferce or corner on Baxter
street, thence continuing in same direction to
center of Baxter street to beginning.
Also at the same time and place, and ui>on
the same terms, and by virtue of a power of
sa e contained In a deed from Mt. Carmel
Lodge No. 17 to the Athens Savings Bank dated
April 22d. 1890, and recorded in Book K. K. Ko
llo 49i in the office of the clerk ol the Superior
Court of Clarke county, tho undersigned will
sell at public outcry tbe following property
mentioned in said deed: All that tract, lot, nr
parcel of land situate and being in said stato
and county and in the city of Athers, lying on
the north side of land of Daniel Glilnm (col.)