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CLOVER SEED-
carmers of northeast
IS ^ should make a start
£0R c __
jy ('{,0VCR CULTURE.
be prof itable to those who work
" ' h . -Dr. E- D. Newton writes
ra'd to the Farmers of.North
3 st Georgia on the subject.
Eas
IllE
rnK
. , -K MKRS of CLARKE COUNTY
kI , m »;THKA8T GEORGIA,
• rnKNS Banner bas kindly
j t0 t -ome to your assistance. Mr.
■ votie has consented to receive on
nlu-uuii-ut from the producers a
jntity oi
German Crimson Clover
(ia annual clover) and begs our
' r | nem js in Clarke county and
Ul » ; i Georgia to send him an order
mediatelv. as said clover seed bas to
n lU September or early in Oc-
vr (the .-oouer the better.)
~ ht . mam object in sowing this clovei
revitalize and enrich onr pool
ou : LuhI. This is the first and
a..; important result. 2d. It provider
me ui.ring the winter. 3d. Tht
’ r ji m.rd pressed for bay food foi
u, Atock, may cutoff crop in April or
u-rll uLder the crop of clover as &
’ i ucr . The roots of this clover grow
)U ' r ( ce ; ii. depth, and quickly die un-
rI i Jfc .runner s sun. 4th. Corn plant
i on same laud in April will give a
same iu fall. 5tb. Peas plant-
j ^ -amo time will give a cropol peas
i tie fall. What belter plant can i
inner ask r Delaware and Virginia
, u bad their old worn-out lands re-
and they are now making mag-
„j Ce nt crops on lands hitherto worth-
Bnlktu- No. 10, Delaware Experimen
tstioa-siibiect German Crimson Clo-
r -_i; worth a hundred times its weigh
itgoiii to the Georgia farmers. Tht
,e-man t rimson Clover Seed whici
ul.be sent Mr. J. H. Stone is “The
y. gre. ' • tested” .and will surely
;<rwiuate if not buried too deep in th»
uiib, to be sown on suiface and light
y harrowed.
Till? clover is also most enthusiast!
• a i:v enuorsed by the North Carolina
experiment station. To insure a.goot
taiid, sow from 15 to 20 lbs per acre
1'lc i ul (Tenet* in price between the low
isi and u.ghest grades of clover seeds
dan a.- much as 75 cents and even $1.00
[itr bushel, i his only shows that deal
t-r- who have no reputation at stake
c»n make more money and sell at t
io-u r price, by selling lower grades ol
seta than the seedsman who considers
ins reputation, and sells only fresh anc
reliable seeds; and this difference ii
prices often causes great loss to tht
Uruier; who sow inferior seeds, besides
ii lug the lands with noxious weeds or
Uuwg to obtain good stands of clovei.
The clover seed sold to the Clarke
led Oconee county farmers last year
by mine stranger, I am informed did
let come up, and must have been of the
iio.-t inferior character. If your land
s poor, please give it a chance to im
prove L>y a thorough preparation of
mine, by heavy turning and sub-soil
plows, and followed by the harrow be
ure sowing the seed.
It is plain to every fanner that with
mum at 0 1-4 cents, the people of the
•utton belt of our State, are growing
ioorer and poorer year by year. The
liuley of the Mississippi—and those of
tributaries—Red, Arkansas, White
m l Yazoo rivers, with the State ot
Ikxas, can now under favorable condi
tiuus raise ten million bales of cotton
1 he growing of grasses and
with good gardens, will not only
the farmers of Georgia independent, but
ward jour order immediately as you
mint have time to prepare your land
and as the seed must be planted in Setn
tember or early October. Our enter
prising suburban farmers, W. 8. .Hol
man, A. H. Hodgson, C. B. Chandler,
Dr. R. M. Wade and George P. Hnnni-
cutt have already given me their orders
for German Crimson Clover, and we
need only a few more orders to com
plete our quantity for first shipment.
_ Price, $7.00 per bushel, cash on de
livery. • (On consignment.)
V ery truly yours,
J. H. Stone.
NOTICE
By the Mayor and Council of .the City
of Athens, Georgia, of an Election to
Determine the Question as to the Is
sue by Said City of Waterworks
Bonds.
W hereas, the Mayor and Council of
the city of Athens de
sire to issue one hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars worth of
bonds of said city for the purpose of
erecting and constructing a system of
waterworks for said city; and the as
sent of two-thirds of the
qualified voters of said city being ne
cessary thereto.
Therefore, be it ordained by the May-
or and Council of the oity of Athene
that, in accordance with the Constitu
tion and laws of said State, an election
shall be had on the 30th day of Septem
ber, 1892, to determine the question
whether said bonds for waterworks
shall be issued by said city; and that
notice to the people (qualified voters) of
said city be published in the Athens
Weekly Banner, the newspaper in
which the sheriff's advertisements are
published for the county of Clarke, .for
the space of thirty days next preceed-
ing the day of election, as provided by
law.
The amount of bonds to be issued is
THE ATHENS BANKER: TUK8DAV ftlOftNING SEPTEMBER is 1892
GOOD-BYE, JOHN I
JIM CORBETT PUT8 THE BIG BOS-
TON1BOY TO SLEEP
IN TWENTY-ONE ROUNDS.
The Great Fistic Encounter In New
Orleans—Sullivan Badly Punished—
He Makes a Little Speech.
New Orleans, Sept. 7.—[Special.]—
Contrary to the opinion of those who
bet their money on the great fistic en
counter here between John L. Sulli-
ivanand James J.Corbett, the mill re
salted in a clean knock-out of the Bos
ton champion.
1 he fight was fast and furious from
the beginning, and in the twenty-first
round Corbett pnt the big Boston boy to
sleep.
Both men were in fine trim. The
odds were on Sullivan, bat Corbett had
plenty of backers. Especially were
the New Orleans sports backing the
Californian.
It was Corbett’s victory from the
start. He was the aggressor and push
ed the fight with vim and determina
tion.
Sullivan was at no time able to land
his awful right hand blow, Corbett be
ing to agile for his opponent
From round to round Sullivan re
ceived more and more punishment un-
FATAL AFFRAY.
The Police and Sporting Men at Car-
field Park.
Chicago, Sept 7.—As the result of a
fearful tragedy which occurred at Gar
field park race track, three men are dead
and another is suffering the agonies of a
fearful bullet wound in the abdomen.
For the third time during the week,
the city police raided the park for the
purpose of arresting parties against
whom warrants were issued for viola
tions of the gaming law.
The grand stand occupants became
panic stricken and fled. The police ar
rested the officials and then started for
the stables, but found that the jockeys
bad fled. Attention was then turned to
the spectators, and one fat man was cap
tured. Turning to the stables again the
officers approached Brown, who was
standing on the roof of one stable, watch
ing the police puisne the people. With
him stood Bob Rice, another well known
racing man. Brown had repeatedly said
during the former raids that he would
allow no man to arrest him as long as he
had not violated th? law, and if a police
man attempted it be would kill him, or
be killed before be was
Dragged to the Police Station.
Officers Powell and McDowell ap
proached the shed and asked Brown
pleasantly to come down and be arrested.
Brown cnrtly said he would not be ar
rested, and tossed a few pebbles from the
gravel roof on Powell’s head. McDowell
passed on, and Powell clambered on the
roof. Brown descended, making an
effort to escape. Brown began to ran,
paying no attention to the repeated calls
of Powell that unless he halted he would
be fired upon. As no attention was paid
GENERAL NEWS.
\ day a«king for Tom Watson’s vote on I
every question when he was in tie
New rice is beginning to arrive in Sa- [ legislature and requesting the oomptrol-
vannah. I ler general to turn do#n the pages of
Hon.L. A Bush, of Camilla, is acandi- j° urnml where tte votea "cor
date for the judgeship of the Albany I ded *
Circuit. " ! A writer from Pomona, Georgia, to
The Franklin News is agitating the 4h e Griffin Call says: 1,200,000 pounds
question of a military company for of ,rult ’ over 130,000 baskets shipped;
Heard county. ° mpany IOr $60,0C0 clear of all expenses, $10,000
1 paid in wages to the working people.
These are a few facts that are staring
FOR SKIM DISEASES
Doctor Recommends Cutlcura Be
cause It Has Never Failed to
Give Good Results.
fjm
Cored In 8 Months, Salt Rheum of
20 Years' Standing Where All
Other Remedies Failed.
The Central railroad has laid down
new and heavier steel rail between
It glees me pleasure to recommend your CcTt-
ecu RaaaDCBs to ell who ere troubled with the
varioua form* of >kln dUeaaea end blood poison.
UB in the face, and they represent the 1 A»ve prescribed your Cimcuna on several oces-
sions, sod It hes never failed to give good results.
remember of one apodal eaae I had, where all
other remedies failed until I tried your Cvticcba
Rimnuss. After using Cuticuba, Cuticuba
Soap, and Cuticura Keuoltxxt, the patient was
sound and well. She yras troubled with aalt rheum,
and had been a sufferer for over twenty years. After
beginning the use of Cuticura Rbnames, ahe was
cured sound and well in three months.
Da. M. K. JENKINS,
23S Houston St., Atlanta, Ga.
til in the twenty-first round, Corbett
landed a terrible right hander and the to him, Powell drew his revolver and
big boy went down. Before he could I sent a bullet whizzing through the air
get up, time was called, and the fight I i^ 4 over Brown's head. That was
..... . I enough. Brown instantly wheeled
declared in favor of Corbett. b . _ . . „ .. . , ,
around, fired, and Powell fell forward
one hundred and twenty-five thousand I SulUvau was badl r P uni8hed ’ bu t I on his face and died instantly. Without
dollars worth. The purpose of said is- made a speech saying he had stayed placing his revolver in his pocket, Brown
suance of bonds is to construct and I once too long but was glad he had been I rapidly along Fortieth street,
erect a system of waterworks in Ath- | whipped by an American and by so good > McDowell, hearing the shot ran out of
ens, Ga. The bonds are to bear inter
est at the rate of five per cent, per an
num,the interest being payable semi-an-1 AT THE JAIL,
nually. One thousand dollars’ worth of
a *s ro an i cBean. 1 ^ag^g ou tput of an industry that has
Sheriff Slade, of Pike counf y, who was risen in less than a decade from the red
accidentally shot .two week ago, has bills of one small district.”
since died.
■o . . . , .. . Daring the mouth of August there
^ k i rTiT h 6 ™ shipped from Darien, coastwise
mon audihe Tribune masts that the I d fore , 3,456,963 feet of hewn and
city Council should create it at once, timber and lumber. During the
and have the town thoroughly cleaned. mOQth there meaoured at the pablic
The death is reported of Mr. Wallace boom 2,00,000. feet of square, acub and
Schley, one of the most popular young I sawn timber. This does not include the
men in Savannah. He was a son of the sawn timber and lumber which came in
late John Schley, Esq., a well known I during the month and was earned direct
attorney. to the private booms and lumber yards
Five new monEter freight engines in Darien,
orders for the Savannah, American and The Postle Tel'graph Company will
Montgomery railroad, are being dekv- soon establish an office at Thomasville,
ered at Araericus by the Richmond I and will run from there to Jacksonville.
Locomotive Works. The Columbus Enquirer-Sun’s inter-
Tho SuDrem Court has affirmed the view with Mr. Gunby Jordan, who has
validity of the Waycross water we rke just returned from the North, gives his
bonds The boi d* will therefore be sold, opinion that the South is getting easier
and it is expecVd weycross will have a financially, as Southern banks are light
good sysiem of water works before an-1 borrowers. He thinks that capitalists
other year. The Heerald thinks so. are withdrawing their money from rail-
.. t, . . m . roads and putting it in Southern and
* .i_„. I Western industrial enterprises, and that
the South will soon be in good condition
financially. This is a cheerful view from
a banker.
Aggravating Eczema
)fy wife had eczema on her hand for about five
years, tried a great many so-called remedies, but
they all utterly failed. I at last Induced her to try
your Cuticuba Rmdibs, and am pleased to say
hey acted like a charm, and although it waa a year
ago, it has not troubled her since. I will strongly
recommend your Cuticuba Rbxbdrs for all such
diseases. A. 8TOCKBRLDGK,
e Bivins, Cass County, Texas.
Cuticura Resolvent
The new Blood Purifier, internally (to cleanse the
bleed of all Impurities and posionoua elements and
thus remove the cause), and Cuticuba, the great
Skin Cure, and Cuticuba Soap, an exquisite Bkin
Beautifier, externally (to clear the skin and Scalp,
and restore the hair),cure every disease and humor
of the skin and blood, from pimples to scrofula.
Bold everywhere. Prloe, Cuticuba, 50c.; Soap,
25c.; Resoltkn r, $1.00. Prepared by the Potter
Drug and Chemical Corporation, Boston.
g®-“ How to Cure Skin Diseases,” 64 pages, 50
Illustrations, and 100 testimonials, mailed free.
{ABY’S a Scalp purified and beautified
the gate, and, seeing the form of his com
panion lying prostrate inthedustystreet,
and Brown going rapidly up the street,
he at once started in pursuit. He xs a
strong, athletic fellow, and gained upon
Brown in a way that convinced the fu
gitive if he continued in the open street
v x-i c-.-u* ii«.
ty, ba? one scuppernong vine that
covers a space of ground 109 feet
square. H« has gathered from it and sold
eighteen bushels of scuppernongs and
will gathir six or seven bushels more. I ERUPTION OF THE SKIN CURED.
W ho has a vine that can beat it? Ed Yenney*BrocWville, Ontario. Can-
Mr. Wm.SWitham, of Anniston, Ala. Uda.wy®: " l have used Brandreth’s
w-a., A . _ Pills for the p*wt fifteen years, aca
has conditional.y promised to give La- them the best cathartic and ant -
Grange Female College $10,000 as a loen bilious remedy known. For some five
fund, the proceeds of which shall be used years I suffered with an eruption of the
in educating poor girls at that institute. skia that gave me great pain and annoy-
fwciw, ... ance. I tried different blood remedies,
Tne condition is that the friends of the but( although gaining strength the
college shall raise $5,000 before January itching was unrelieved. I finally non-
1893, the sum thus raised to be used in eluded to take a thorough course of
oroviding additional room and other ac- Brandreth’s B* 11 ?- 1 took six each
« night for four nights, then five, four,
commodations for the proposed benefici- th * e€j tw0i lessening each time by one,,
iaries. I and then for one month took one every
w . , , , night, with the happy result that now
Wednesday & party of men were m y g jjj n jg perfectly clear and has been
standing in the road in Cain’s district | so ever since,
of Gwinnett ccnnty, talking, while a
cloud was approaching suddenly there
came a flash and a bolt of lightning
by Cutictka Soap. Absolutely pure.
RHEUMATIC PAINS
In one calnute the Cuticora Antf-
Paln Plaster relieves rheumatic, sci
atic, hip, kidney, cheat, aud muscular
ipains and weaknesses. Prioe, 25c.
A REPUBLICAN SCHEME.
Thousand PIANOS and ORGANS
Sold to Southern Homes.
N OW this is the plain unvarnished truth,
and we will make yon u present of a Ma
son A Hamlin Organ it we cannot prove it to
you. We are a branch of Ludden A Bates’
Southern Music House, of Savannah, and
handle nothing but their celebrated PIANOS
AND ORGANS, the sales of whioh have
swollen to the enormous figures above. We
do not want to sell anything else, and you
ought not to bny anything else. Why! u
struck a trtee a few feet off and shcckc d I
the whole orowd. John Davis was st&u-]
ding with his foot on a root of the tree,
The People's Party Paper of Indiana Now
Claims to Have Caught Up.
Indianapolis, Sept. 8.—The Noncon
formist, the organ of the People’s party,
the principal of said bonds to be paya- j The Negroes Try to Saw Out Again
ble each and every year for twenty-nine J The reporter went up to the jail yes-
years; and the balance of said bonds to terday to see how the prisoners were I‘t meant his capture or a fight for Ufe,
be fully [aid off M the expiruiop olLeutogoo. After Sadies the sheriff bije^weu.^o^ntto™ 1 ^
thirty years from the date of the issu- and making known onr wants to him, I rite direction, and the two men came
ance of the bonds. he said: Do you know that the rascals face to face in a narrow passageway be-
At or before the time of incurring the tr iea to breakout again last night? I two and a high hoard fence :
bonded indebtedness, aforesaid to-.it = Com. I will ro« tta»*lftte
of $125,000.00. an ordinance or ordi-1 j a il and let you see for yourself, Un-I throat, and with the muttered ejacula- I and the electric bolt passed down the I exposes what is claimed a Republican
nances shall be passed by the Mayor I locking the front door we landed in the I tion. “Fve got you now,” he boie his tree an3 out on his foot, tearing one I scheme to CArry Indiana. Theappor-
and CouncilI of the city of Athens pro- ha n which waa as neat and clean as gSil^SldBroStf i Sm ro“Xt sh ° e ° ff an<1 l“«ing a black mark along tfenmentfor iegisiature and eongression-
viding for the assessment and collection I possible. In the first prison is a little I conhfnot use the revolver which he still I the full ler oi hi& foot* The burn was j purposes, or the gerrymander, as it is
of an annual tax sufficient in amount to ne g r0 girl who said she was put in for held in liis hand. Brown struggled des- quite painf u . nut no serious results are called is to be set aside by the Republi- -
pay the principal and interest of said I something about a ring. In this de-1 nc!t Wkawav! I anticipate! cans.’it has been so decided by those ‘beoue you first select
debt, at the expiration of and within par t me nt the three negroes who are so He then endeavored to raise his revolver, J. D. Dvyi' .s a negro preacher of tha who want it done and those who have tQ rn
thirty years from the incurring of said anxious to get out, had sawed through but McDowell frustrated his efforts. He I Metbodi&t p ism-sion who holds in the power of doing it. The first step
indebtedness, and in the manner here | the plank over the cell, and Lad put | theju pi^^theweapon againstthe body | g^^a^ county Ha is about 35 years of was taken at New Castle, when a suit to
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thousand Pianos and Organs have made happy
hemes, would you be afraid to risk one your
self? We offer a ere than this. If you are
not pit ased we will exchange with yon in six
months, eharging yon nothing for the nse of
ne you first select.
3 ship yon on 15 day’s trial and pay re-
freight if not satisfactory. We give you
With a Cry of Pain,
McDowell fell backward, clasping his
hands over his abdomen, through which
Brown’s bullet had bored a ghastly hole.
By this time a dozen officers were close
age, coal black tn color, and tries toape I the matter was entered before Judge
Sam Jodw. H “ is in the Methodist con- Bundy. If the apportionment can be
. . ., , , overthrown, there is some chance of the
frrence anu is psstor of four churches, I Republicans carrying the next legisla-
one ot wbio" is known by the name o tore, _
Lousia ohapei. Several weeks ago he was I The scheme is to elect C.W.Fair-
inbefore indicated. That is to say, the plastering over the marks of the saws to j of 4116 officer and { j red -
interest is to be paid semi-annually; 1 jjgep thesherift’ from detecting it. This
one thousand dollars of the principal of I however, was found out, and they were
the bonds to be paid annually for twen- I m0 ved on the opposite side. There are
ty-nine years, and principal and inter j white men confined for minor of-
est to be fully paid at the expiration of fen8e8 , and an are anxious to get out. I I at'thU chapel and his languagewas ex'- I baffia to the Unit^ States senate instead
years. I Come in here, said the sheriff, and 11 y on to their demand to surrender, sev- I trimely s’ro’ g. In fact, it was so filled “Analliance hasbeen formed between
The amount annually collected for wiU show you w here these rascals have ?ral of them opened fire upon him. Me- wi , h char ve3 on the virtue of the con- President Harrison and Fairbanks, wbo
the payment of the waterworks bonds jjggQ doing their principal work to get Dowell, who had been_ wntmnj? upon I j on ^e was requested to is dve times a millionaire, Fairbanks is
in excess of the iDterest the 0». fn thliI. KiSStaH 1 *iT“oTa ro b ^ “ “"ft.
thousand dollars of theprmcipaljto be confined three desperate negroes who nation to even up matters with the rami aga v; R or the irurediate section Tsenatorehip. He^nTto Washtogton,
annually paid, shall be used for I h a y e the chain gang staring them in I who had shot hun* he opened fire front | o f 0OU m r y # But last Sunday Preacbur saw Harrison, and it was arranged to set
other purpose than as a sinking fund to the fate . They, are now confined in ^ S X^ er \ m S n ^7oD*“ e c^uld S uavis disrf g ided this order. He had *“ d ® 4 apportionment that Fairbanks
payoff the bonds when they mature. the middle cell where it is impossible I iro^thimselfabunet I been up to Blufl Spring, and bad made I ^AHa^son the el£S
At said election the voters shall have ^ flnd aD y plank to saw through. In crashed through Ms right lungaud an- many admirers «.ad friends. He told them vote of the^ate. B^rison mustfail if
printed or written on their ballots, “For ce ii sat three of as hard looking I other tore away hw jaw and thelower I f ^ trouble at T^uisa chapel, and thev Fairbanks does not help him with his
Waterworks Bonds,” or “Against Wa-1 aeg^, a, it was our ronune to » fiSSte ■h-iaaEl.I wonts to no to the
tenvorks Bonds. They were busily engaged in a new I to rise apiin, but he had not the Strength their egregious slnB of omission and I is an important qu^tron. His
The election shall be held at the places I game called seven up, and had a deck I and an mstant later he was dead. I especially commission. Accompanied I millions have been made in connection
We give yon 6 ytara guarantee. If disaster
comes we ere better prepared to protect you
than any other house. We have but
ONS PRICE
and that-the lowest.
We sell nothing but standard makes.QW.
sell them lower than any other house. W®
carry the largest stock of any honse in J,tho
South. :
We allow fair price lor old instruments In
exchange. We make no misrepresentations.
We mail yen catalogues and prices on ap
plication. We sell a splendid organ for $50.00.
We sell an elegant piano for $225.00. You
cannot afford to bay lrom any one else, a<t
come along and and one more name to thl
. For the First Ward the voting place ^ g et out, and a large hole was sawed I just Before the shooting I last Sunday. He proceeded to berate 1 between some point* in British North
will enhance the value of our lands to wUl be in Carithers & Betts’ former j through a solid oak rill. It took them There had been sensational develop- the members of the church, and the 4““?“ Engiand, which will reduce
Uk ,imie price of those in the^rass and carriage store on Broad street, next three week8 to mak<J the hole and they me nte in court, where the trial of the women folk8 rrceWwl m0 rethan their ^SSh^SS^d^Se^^
ciover regions. store S. C. Dobbs.
fc& several hundred miles fho tiino
. . wculd have got out the next night I people arrested was in progress. Mayor I share of the blessing. This, together I two days. Fairbanks in the senate will
.North ol the Potomac—fifty, seventy- Voting place Second Ward, at Peter j after it was discovered. They * ~ 1 1 * ~ -
five and one hundred dollars per acre. I Weil’s shop on Clayton street
n we continue exclusive cotton cul-1 Third Ward | department,“but Sheriff Weir hadde-1 j™ ““ftte Ha^iSroe Sack, _ a I While the criticising preacher was in j ^bddy through co^e^, even“tiiough
. . I __ . _ __ _ “ _ 1IT , . . I J - I mo owners Ul Uic lUUlUC HULA, <* I ” W—* I BUMUUV uuuugu evuu tUUULU
arc we may expect to remain poor, ana | stable of John N. Booth on Washington I it too soon to do them any good. I rival track, if the Garfield track was I the midst of the argument just an even not a partner in the interprise. Hence
our lauds will bring but little more than I street. Wm. Johnson, the murderer, who is I closed. A few moments later Chief Mo- I ftleveo 0 f t h e in ole w ngregation marched I Corbih is interestedlnFairbanks’for-
tLv nominal price given the same by the I Fourth Ward voting place at the now awaiting for another trial is «>“- dlffialof S statoiSy l«P the aisle toward him. They requ- ”
I “V" *VX I AL- .
-essors of taxes. | county court house. | fined with a heavy chain around his I Tna y OT; ^ olie or the other of these | ested him to go with them but he rc- ]
CLEVELAND IN NEW YORK.
urthuast Georgia must b« from ne-I Managers for said election shall be I ankle in the next department to the | officers'it a perjurer,
it), if not rom choice, a grass and I appointed by the Mayor and council I three desperate negroes. His cell is
clover growing country, supplemented I befoie the day of election,
by manufacturing establishments. This | On motion council adjourned
i> the only highway to wealth, com
mercial independence and happiness.
This section is one of the fairest lands
an earth. The Almighty has done ev
erything for us. He has given us an
equable climate, and lands by culture
capable of the highest development. He
forbids the presence of the great scourge,
efiolera, and yellow fever, for the germs
°f s&rne will not live in the bracing air
-id in the free atone water of Northeast
Georgia,
As the God of nature has taken us in-
f° i copartnership with Himself, He ex
pects us to do our part of the work,
head work and hand work. He sends
us the rain and the sunshine, and the
springtime and the harvest time.
A. L. Mitchell, Clerk.
When Baby was rick, we gav. her Castoria.
When she was a Child, decried for Caatori*.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, sue gave them Csstnrlfc
| kept neat and clean, and is one of the
most humble negroes we ever saw. He
Massachusetts Tin Works Closed.
'Worcester, Sept. 7.—The Upper
fased. They caught hold of him ar.d | visit is for the Purpose of Holding
bustled him outside and for many yards I 8ome conferences,
into the condtry. There they told him New York, Sept. 8.—Grover Cleve-
to leave the country and leave it quick. I i ftT1< q accompanied by Don M. Dickinson
45
thousand band.
Hale & Conaway,
June 6—snnAw.tf. ATHENS, GA,
moai uuuioio no i Forcst -pjjj p]ate Company, near Swan- I to ieave Lue coun "7
says he prays all the time and “j 11 * 8 1 _ has announced ite intention of doe- P 16 Poacher held no more meetings, I Private Secretary O’Brien, arrived
bis prayers will be answered and This will result in throw- I bnt 4he next da 3 r ^PO^d to the county 1 tHg dty by the FaU Riyer steamer
will be a free man once more. Sheriff I 8>000 me n out of employment. I cfficers. He told them of the troub’e pilgrim. There was only the n«n^i
Weir gives the jail a great deal of at-1 Owing to the distress prevailing among And put Sheriff Holder on the track of I cr^a 0 f people gathered at the dock to
tention and giyes the prisoners the beat the perpetrators. Night before last he I meet relatives or friends, and bnt few
of food. It is a pleasant plaoeto ^y I cut on a relief fund has been opened” I caught them, jmt an even eleven, and I recognized Mr. Oeveland, who, accom-
. . *■ *-— *■- -*— 1 ^ measures have been adopted to as- I carried them to Lumpkin. The charge I panled by Dickinson and O’Brien, walk-
eist the impoverished people. I wa8 disturbing public worship. All of I «d quickly to the roadway of the pier,
the eleven gave bond and tbe outcome of W ft™s^d^rstood 8 ^ 1 ^^ direct to
‘■M
la
at to those that have to stay.
NORTHEN A BIG WINNER.
| That Is the Prediction of the Central
Committee.
IN THE OLD DOMINION.
The Democrats are Confident of the |
Victory.
Bernemb«red Hi* Child and Died.
Danville Ind., Sept. 7.—David E. I *** e *«>nble is yet to be seen. DaviB I the honse of ex-SeCretary Whjtn.y. Mr,
tan, Mb*. d
The State Election is now near at I pittsboro, put an his best suit and went “ ® negroe8 8ay nB win not P reacn wg intended visit to New York was not
hand and both sides are getting in to his room, where he diot Mmselfm soon. I l«m«d ffifitil rfter the party ieft Buz-
. ’ . h fH I the right temple, dying lnstentlv. He I McAfee has an iron safe which I zards Bay- M 1 - Dickenson arrived there
shape for the battle. _ I left a note stating thathe was toed of Bob has - “ iron safe which at n ^ after two or three hours
The Banner editor waa in the office I r/a and that his property must go to his 1 has caused him no little amount of tr- conference with Mr. Cleveland, the party
of the State Central Committee Monday I child, who resides in Kentucky. H 0 was I 0 uble daring the past five or six weeks. I boarded the 5 o’clock train for Boston.
Mr. Sylvann. Motrin returned from a I andfonnd eveiylwdy l»Mly «. "»!■ “* » Ulrotod.BiAhl.'KK.t. ondnoterood I
ip t. Virginia , few d.ys since, nod I ending ont Utwitorn end attending to I leome mnne,-notorer|10,0o(>-arein tbej^ De.,ocratic leaders. Herrin
. ” I yesterday was talking with a reporter I the work of the campaign. I Poor ssino kapidly ine East ga f e and he can't get it open. About I probably remain here only a day or two.
on . ln Politics let’s have a gigantic rev-1 conoern j n g the outlook for Democratic I The committee is highly pleased with I Athens brass band ia progressing in its g { x wee ks tgo the written combination
T "" success there. I the work being done in Georgia and 1 work nicely. The boys take to their I wu accidentally placed in the safe and
. i “You can put it down that the old | give if ont as their opinion that Nor-1 work nicely, and are determined to | was afterwards locked. Mr. McAf e
^uiron Clover,” the great life renewer I DomiIlion stands true to the Democra-1 then will win by a big majority; that I learn.
., fcnr ,' che . r . ° ur P °J )r ’ _ 7 orn -° ut I cy> » said Mr. Morris. The headquar- Black will carry the tenth and thattbe wipe?
ten of the State Central Committee are state will roll up a handsome majority sJieei w> cr iy au the time h
at Charlottesville, and while there I for Cleveland. jJgVaESrEa eg. Seiff -ao-Meeut”
had a long ’talk with Hon. Basil B The Democracy is moving *“»*» 1 ST tdS
lo the Farmers of Clarke county and | Gordon, the chairman. He told me | with a rush. • | t»r! x<h Et iri, py rtrar «ir._Get herabotue
Northeast Georgia:—As suggested by that Democracy was in fine fighting I weaved'wtTt mine
our friend, Dr. K. D. Newton, we sure- shape and that Virginia was going to WEAVER WILL GOME,
b will do everything in our power to cast her votes for Cleveland and Ste_ I Accompanied bv Mrs, Lease on the
advance your interests both through I venson. I 26th inat. Iietiel. Our treapkra 1 _ „ . .
th e Banner and and throngh my per- “I gathered from different talks with in f 0rmP d bv Mr Me pure^ioJAand it. eo=eomi««at h^S-
sonal efforts. We propose to forward I oommitteemen from every section of J We have b««n informed by mwJi
8 uils. Faithfully, your friend,
Edwin D. Newton.
FOR
PLUMBING STEAM AND GAS FIT-.
TINGS AND SEWER PIPE,
CALL ONP. J. TOSS.
Having secured a First-class Lead worker)
one who is fully up to the latest and most scien
tific Plumbing which enables me to do work on
short notice and in mnch better manner than
the people of Athens have ever been accustom,
to getting done. Give me a trial and be con
vinced.
If you contemplate putting In a Wind Mill or
Pump and Bams get my prices on the best
mill on the market.
Office and shops 222 Washington Street!
Holman’s New Building.
FOR
COTTON GINS.
ENGINES
ANI),
REPAIRS,
—AT—J
Bottom Prices.
WRITE TO
G. R. Lombard & Co."
Foundry, Machine, Boiler and Gin WorkSand
Supply House,
Augusta,
sa
ws
does not know how the combination
works and it is impossible for him to get |
[the si to open.
Albany wants the free postal delivery |
Bystem and claims over 5,000 inbab’-
That Your Hair
may retain
its youthful color,
fullness, and beauty,
dress It daily
with
JONES, HE PAYS THE .
- E-TON WAGON 8CALE8,
M Wi> -„ BEAN 80S
rTiisMi TrrrnnnTrr--rnir
Freight Fold.
► ^ Warranted forSTi
Agents Wasted. Se»df«r Tcrau.
hr FARMERS’ ,
P Bara ul Warehonre Seahra
JONES OF BINGHAMTON. Bisghaatea,ff,
of P. P. p. [Prickly A^h Poke Root and Potas-1 tants. The census of 1890 gave her
alum.] the very beat Woman’s Regulator > nd I , s,-
Tonic extant It reaches theaonrees of trouble 1 u ■ n.;_ %f
It is said that E. N. Camy, who has AyCf S riaif VlgOT
»« » wo propose w i«rw»u comsimemeii iiwu " v;ihannon the head center of Third sale iy reputable medicine dealer* everywhere.
“ order for “the German Crimson I the State information enough to lead 1 Elhannon.tae head center orxMra w J ^ dt V
Clover” to a leading dealer (headquar-1 me to say to you that the Third party | ^ I
L
about thirty aerrs in grapes and other
fruits at Morelard, Coweta county, bas
refused $10,000 for the same. A few
years ago this land could have been j
_ bought at $10 an acre.
, « inttoductory order tor TOOT I u naUn, no'hi»d»ir"tirerA Qrraril I 1I Oe. weeld Im^in. U»« Ce-rtodtar |
bentfi t- We wUl order only the Pndi- Fields is aVirginian, but he will party] anddefamerofthe South, aooompanled j h.xj^^^ctcnefld^raeuirefri.irthe «*e,of \ General wrigh* office was a bureau
Tested Seed-fresh and reliable, no appreciable strength away from the by 1 Bxha^d vitality. : ervomnew, let man- ****** ‘ formation. Every day be
order direct or through your Democracy. The tight is between Re- ^ ^ ^ he - - f fetter, requesting^! kinds of in-
iMdmerobnnfc or tlironcl) your oer- publicamim »nl Dsinocracy, »ud De- Lliird panji.c. .re refuelled to “ome (K « ion a«a •ireunUrio Uia wrt« lormauo... o-u.K>.iy moto the oilier
«tant Wad, ti Atheos g | it goiog to win the tight.” I »P «“> »«“ *>“«“•
WWaStt* ' '.v " - ■ SmIi
It cleanses the
scalp, cures humors,
and stimulates a
new growth
of hair *
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.
Lowell, Mass.]
lTt,c jpSLsS
|hab that do
i tha hSSBS octoterfero wlthcnekborinrag
xtot
lealtli or interfere v.itft c
ire or SSibtoeCT foUow tMs uo.
wumk Swlciawi and leading
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great Democratic organ of the
Eighth and Ninth Districts
It’s worth ipjcts than a dGliif
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