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The Democrat' A Live Wcoklv Paper on Live Issues Published Every Saturday Morning, at Crawfordville, Ga. , E<1. tdttftg & CO., Editors & „ FlOpS. , RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION: Single Single Copy, Copy| (one year.) ... *150 75 (six months.) - . Single Copy, (three months,) ... 50 r<r Advertising rates liberal. BOOK and JOB PRINTING a specialty. Prices | to suit the times. ______ —------------------------ ; SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19.1881. ; A True Patriot. We clip the following extract from an oration delivered at the University j of Georgia by W. L. lladney, of La Grange, one of the students of that in- . stitution, and published in the Athens i Watchman of last week. They are il- a j fit tribute to one of Georgia’s most j lusinoub lnatriona sons. «,ne I . Referring to the great men whose j qualities haye made them exemplary in I private as well aspublic life. He says : "Among this class of individuals in Georgia, tew—yea, ndh«—are better entitled to a respectful, a grateful re¬ membrance than John Milledge, the ever memorable benefactor of learning, born in Savaunah, Georgia, seventeen hundred and fifty-seven, just twenty four years from the landing of General Oglethorpe upon the site of the Fores', City. ‘‘As a defender of his native home, Savannah, when beseiged by the Brit¬ ish, Jasper himself did not bear a bra¬ ver part. When at length the revolu¬ tion was ended, when the colonies were declared by Great Britain to be "free and independent.” Milledge sheathed his sword, to help garner in the rich harvest of liberty, the rewaid for many bloody-fought fields. A lawyer by profession, active patri¬ otic he was well suited to the many high offices of trust and hono" to whicli his grateful country called him. As a member of the Legislature of his native State, he was vigilant and true to her ■interests. As a Congressman and Sena torj he was faitiffui to the cause of constitutional liberty, aud weii deserv¬ ed the friendship of Jefferson, the ad¬ miration of Madison and Monroe. As a Governor, the records of Georgia dur ing his administration speak sufficient¬ ly ■ But we have not time to dwell longer upon his public career; yet it would be ingratitude—base ingratitude—not to eulogize bis beneficence as a friend of {education, and especially of the University of Georgia. Let it not be forgotten that on the 29th day of Janu ray, 1880, the legislature granted to a board of trustees a charter of an insti tutifn of learning to be known as the that University of Georgia ; for fifteen years institution existed only on paper, and might have continued to so exist to the millennium had it not been that in the year 1801. Gov. John Milledge gave to the board of trustees six hun¬ dred aud forty acres of land, on which a part of the city of Athens is now built and then are’ ...-re i oe Universi¬ ty sprang into exist i : :e. Ttiis, ladies and gentlemen, was true patriotism—wise statesmanship wor¬ thy of ttie time of Washington, of Jef¬ ferson and of Franklin. ‘Yes, when we consider the glorious results that have accrued to Georgia in ttie past, and will accrue to her in the future from this memorable institution of learning ; an ! when we remember that Governor John Milledge first set the example of contributing to its es¬ tablishment, we cannot, as true, patri¬ otic Georgians, admit that any honor paid to his name aud to his memory is beyond his deserts. There is not one of the long line of distinguished |iudividuals who have drunk of this hallowed fount of learn¬ ing, that will not with ns to-day say of Miiledge : -‘Fiona semper virnt.’’ <;tt »)ut Doors. Tlie close confinement of all factory work, gives the operatives palled faces, poor appetite, languid, miserable feel¬ ings, door blood, inactive liver,kidneys and urinary troubles, and all the physi¬ cians and medicine in the world cannot help them unless they get out of doors or uso Hop Bitters, tlie purest and best remedy, especially for such cases, ing abundance of health, sunshine and rosy cheeks in them. They cost but a trifle. See another column.—Christian Recordei. Oeorgia -AND Banking Co. Office General Manager, } flOMMENClNG Augusta, Ga., September SUNDAY, 3, issi. ) *the 4th following passenger schedule he operated : *iO. 1 WEST—DAILY. NO. 2 Lv. Augusta 10:30’a m Lv. Atlanta 8:30 a “ Macon 7:10 a m, “ Athens 9:30 a “ MiUedg’ll 9:05am; “C’wf'd'll 1:10 “ W’sh’i'n 11:30 am Ar.Wash’g’ MiHedg'll 2:55 p Ar. C’f’dv’II 1:12 p m “ 4:40 “ Athens 4:50 p in “ Macon 6:45 p “ Atlanta 5:45 nm" Augusta 4:06 SO. 3 WEST—DAILY. NO 4 EAST— Lv. Augusta 5:55 p m Lv Yilauta S:-SJ p Lv. Cr’t'v il 9:52 p in Ar.C’t'dv'll 2 : 3 a Ar. Atlanta 5:00 aim Ar. Augusta 6:30 a 2#” X j connection to or from ton on S N OA Yri. •JO HX '. GREEN E. R r & Tr, t V? -f ■« ’ W W aters, .c. 161 and 25 j Broad Street, Augusta, Ga Ogct.8,m^, Administrator’s Sals. iEORGIA—Tar.%^ eerroC orxTv. 1) V virtue of an order from the orable Court of Ordinary, o£ T.d iaferre county, will he sold before the Court House door, in said county, on the first Tuesday in December next, be tween the lawful! hours of sale.the fol lowing property to wit: One traet of land in said county lying on the waters of Hardens creek. Adjoining lands of Absolum Rhodes, Estate, of John Ma hair and others, containing one hun dred and sixty seven sold acres (167) more or j ess s;iirt land as the property of Tyre G. Ellington, deceased for the benegt of the creditors,and heirs at law 0 f said deceased. This November 8,1881 Terms cash. JOHN W.ELLlNOTON,Adm’r of T.G. Ellington, Dec‘d Administarors Sale. GEORG IA—Ta i. 141 jski;o Cocxtv. . . Y virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary of Wilkef county. Georgia. Will be sold on the first ‘I**)’ ' n December (next) A. D., 1881, at the court-house doot in the connty of Taliaferro and state of Georgia, be lween tiie u-yral sale hours, The tract of land in said county of Taliaferro, 1 elonging to the Estate of Maria J. Randolph deceased, lying upon the wa¬ ters of Little river, Hardins and Reedy creeks, and bounded by and adjoining said Little river and Hardens creek aud lauds of John P. Moore, John Brooks, L. A. Moore, Geofge Wright, Joseph Brooks ami land formerly belonging to Estate of Josepus Hillman and comonly known as the Ficklen ]>Iace and others, and containing by estimation twenty seven hundred acres more or less said laud will be subdivided into four oe five spera'e toacts or parcels. Each of sai l subdivided tracts or parcels will lie sold sejierately and oceording to, plats of the same, which will lie exhibited publickly on the day of sale. All persons who may desire to examine said land or either subdivision of the same, can do so by calling upon Mr. Geo. C. Fouclie who lives at the main settlement on said original tract of land, anil he will show them said lands as well as the plat of each said subdivision of the same. Said land all well improved, has a large amount of valuable timber, as well as low grounds upon it. The terms of sale, aio one-half cash, the balance payable the first day of December A. D. 1882, with lawful interest from day of sale. The purchaser to execute his note for the unpaid balance of purchase money. The administrator retaining title unfil purchase money is fully paid, but will give eqecute purchaser bond for titles with the usual conditions in same. 1 ). W. DuBose, Administra tor with will annexed of Maria J. Ran dolah estate. TUTTS PILLS INDORSED BY PHYSICIANS, CTED CLERGYMEN, EVE RYWHERE. AND THE AFFLI THE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE AGE. 8YMPTOM3 OF A TORPID LIVER. fj*g■k*L 5 - e t, < “|*_P t> j‘ blade, iullneBa afte r eat ing, with a ciisiri cEnafioii To exertion of body or mind, Irritability of temper. Low spirits,Xo»» ^memoirTwJffiifieHMorBiSfiigiigi; °f theTfeart. Dots beiore tbo eyes, Ye llow Bkiti, Heaaaone, rte stless ness at night, Highly colored Urine. tF THESE WAESIS 08 AEETIKHEEDED, SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED TUTT'8 PILLS are especially suchachaoge adapted to such cases,one dose effects of feelioR as to astonish the sufferer. They Inrreaic the A ppetltes and cause the body to Take on Flesh, thus the system is noarlKb«*4i.and by theirTonfe AetlOMon the m*Ntb duced. Price e Orient**, 25 cents, Bejralar te Murray Wool* Si., ore H.f. pro T0TFS HAIR DYE. Gray BuicK^ft^re^ei^gnhTD H 0 ^ Imparts a natural color, acta Instantaneously. Bold bjDruggidtd.or sent by express on receipt of ft. («SSju*%£^tt *• »*«* » VX.^.| --- B as AW* V il 111 3 an o 1 »I © t * I St m For the Cure of Coughs, Colds, f Hoarseness, Bronchitis,Croup, Infiu.j enza. Asthma,Whooping Cough, In-j re-! cipient Consumption and for the lief of consuro pt i ve persons i n ad van -a ced stages of the Disease. For Sale* jy all Druggi ' Pr,v. % jj. Cents. B thnAuthf^ 8OLD WEBftl Aafew.o &WAR0E9 lcr«:,t il.-A icil Work, wsrractfed the beet hud I cheavG^t, ir.diep^L&able Scienceof to every Life man,entitled or^feil-PxeBervation “U.e be und in 1 finest French muslin, embossed, fail gilt.3oftpp.6ontamB li-. besatifui l steel preRcrip tiors, mail; iIh*Btrt;.edSAiaj»le,->ents; pn< e only $1 25 gent by rma -csr&r *r * -fend n Ad dress P»-<tb cAy V**d ow THYSEiF.ri^ri::'^- 1 ' . r>‘ I ^ . -soso , 9 n* ? jo: . -_D.r3.tiOi?.— f:t, rx.-. ion Advocate* i WmWTED^ A3EK il ■; i. e. nc<. VJUJX it to- is Ji.I • Almost Yeuug Aealu * Mv mother was affieted a long time wit h Neuralgia and a dull, heavy inac live condition of the whole system ; headache, neruous prostration,and wag almost helpless. No pnysiciSkBS or medicines did her any good. Three months ago she began to use Hop Bit tors, with such good effect that she seems and feels young again, over “<J years old. We think there is no other medicine fit to use in the fatu ily.”—A lady in Providence, R. I.— Journal. HOSIHJEr’j M •j &itter s ■ I The »|»urent «n«l B«kt Jledirine ever Sado. I Acolmblnation of Hops? with Buchu, &A tueutstand Man* 5 nwatcBurfrtivepropertieii drahle Dandelion, of all other Hitters, ■ ^Like e^Ul\. Athecrvaicst uul Blood Purifier, Liver at or* * U * 9 a:uI Keatoriag > earth. * g^feiit Vo iH^^se r<>S 2 ibIy lonp exist where Hop « fact, !, art vaneci and jierfoct ore their I OJs Ti ■; v*ee % r anivlgcrtotiatgefl Itflr % ^ i ell whose eV^ orV» k : yTuentsc%uso or ! 5 an f:. t lL ho » g| of the boweto AppetiaeiWffi® • fl iUira an Without into » I dopBitters ore » Icating. Ik U nutter Whftt your or armpt* *na are wliat the disease or sick Hop dit* ter*, pnn't w*ut until you am re but if you only Itm/tywtreyouriif^ feel boa cr Disj-mP'e.^uso * v them ed hundred*. at once* $ 300 win !>c prid * yi a cftSso %°v£t they ,vi)l friends lot euro or help. I>o not Funwr tliem^ u> your nuir r.but and ur^e ' 4a o Hop r* us*.* Remember, flop Bittr n la noH Vile, tfroflgw* drunken nostrum, but the Purest Bcf Medicine eve r m ode; the “tUVitins IsOKKW and HOrS” tuui V!' • I no verson or family ehould Ip‘ "'itb ,ut them. ■BsaBHBHB •yusaam fid.( 3 .D au aVoluto ot'opiuiu, and Irrotitatihle curol f t: ; i.n-THDri- •J,n8c toRaoci) and; juxr,> i. -. AiiwoM L • i.riu- i K Scud J for 1 -.rcu'.tir. Bej Eiilm *f|t. P«., j 1 THE BEST IN THE WORLD! KEARLY ALL BAKING F0WDEB8 ARE ADULTERATED. The wily manufacturers of thaw spurious compounds claim that adulteration li necessary to the preservation of the product. Don't you believe a word of this. 0a the contrary, the {rood qualities of any Baking I'owder are lessened and the injurious elements increased just in pro¬ portion to the adulteration. SEA FOAM WSWS SLS 7 ^ !&&a$S&X , $!Si'?J£Z preparations, and but is an entirely new invention, produce contains no injurious ingredient effect. <>r element the which can an On con trary, it has In itself n tejwlenfty to sustain life and ktreu^then tlw human system, BHKAU u one of import people—the poor iu v,e!l aa the rich. Mo thing geitlon is «ml a more dyspepsia, potent enure than of tndl sodden itr.ad. \nmirenUlcivlcrln heavy, a Balent Q^O d^psIf^Sr. and Exi physician ■ KKD8 in *750 the land will per year, general every of distress ibgxfteease. testify to tiie Light, wHl-rafsed pie valence bread, this biscuit, and health, cakes tiioow* digest readily, and conduce to good mak< h labor of alt kind* vash-r. ond T iUkhONOS LIFK. • ' era I Wkrft l fr* * light K7 V.R BH£4D. F h I La TO h ULKt «•' w r-:f,te-l to ji. :/Vi' Uj " , ■ ■■<cu -, healthier. i more &ml lr.'rjrc renciiij dl I efivicd bread, bibveit, cake*, pudding* etc., ?*sr^“s | adds greatly to the perplexing aiffieuUies with | widen tlie hoUSebfufK'.r into to contend in the powdeiHMnl lo-enH j■■ ; ■ i Iftoo much of any of tlu-su an i-h i.-; used, the bread has a gQ^ or bitter taMo, <.r is heavy and i soggy.unpalatalLc, in«d imliyestible. Willi tlie J use or with Heit. Foam second these quality difficol flour its a better e uhriuUn', cook¬ for j even ery can he tnntie than the host of flour will | | make ECONOMY vritli »ay is fln<»tli«'r uf ti-.c j»'*ir.t othir iYoilhyofcon- etuffs. I Bideration in these iwinl muos. when winmsl i every one lias a uriK'jgio t«> make both ends ; meet. The uouomy of fs««, Ham n really womitxful. One ran of It f« worth thrccof any r>tber hnlring compound. %IEP* 9S& E«A ftp SAVKE Ti ASdmi MOiiKY It saver; xi:»c bc.canMj vfrt j little knviflinfj is retiuired, and i delay is m j i ressary for the douVh t-> mu->;: hut if mixed unit h< baked in SAVES* a hot, quick oven .-con a;i I iVsr IT MO.\ E i\ ■ muhc in U;re» ! months’ use of ingre/Iinit* it thr wifi lr* null:, tinu and other mere ! pay fis cost? arnl then it v.iil n;;.ko 40 POUK '08 m«k OK'AH from h barrel of hour than con otherwise t- i..«*/<« I SEA mif. IS UtiftfERSALLV CCKWWCro. In prO'.Y of lids statement rt.. i ti e < .dov. rig JfUIJSA O A1AVAY* VOMh | | Sf*a F miD fi ivn* great taH^/act io r ,, lttnaV*- bread Af'“ry bread, biacuil, cak*-, etc., r.:ui th ! - in : v-«.j I good. — J. V. II.KON Hth -T CON, A'«» N. i\ IJMVKHKAL, HAT1NKACTIO>. MY. liavo tried li.c ir .1 i' taui lfl our ffcrtiiJiw e»: * •rnon^a auiiibcr vf friends,und aroplw.se i > >»> ■ that it yivee uidvcn-al »aiUfaction. — Ma vd-z; ui G iLLEai'XK, & Mtm*, Ji0.ohtiinton,Ii. i . Al l. I.lIvK IT. V.'i h\ i} frfr: c.;.i Poam o’:; ’ ’"rs ■’ »rr^*v.' frt J OH'S ’; ini b‘ (» a. fi F Ati that v. i.; asx f r t ■ a If-un : ve t a fair trial. No one h&v !’■ u > -■ h« •. .'hot supl-ly at>U dur tar aud i . j iiiij 176 Duane St., New York. JOHN* K EELY’S V ■/ GREAT SPECIALTIES FOR THE COTTON EXPOSITION SEASQNJ O/wi* 'ft*' influx 6f visiters which the Bx poeltjoiuu*ures. will come & greatly increased (knumd f.*r the hwtlintTAtiwW tf CLOAKS 1 CLOAKS 1 CLOAKS 1 CLOAKS I Kara CloakOo/i p*cV C ^ <lolUlIS won1 ' of Cloalra! The largest Stock of Cloaks. Jackets and listen sooth of IWIbuMehial 1J5 1 have Cloaks at $50 each! * I have Cloaks at every Intermediate ptlce! I have cloak*) HI r the thotMUdl .v.iiL «wtr.~.»H.. ootamea ,. from an Imiyrter .*°T 0! who. *¥ nF having TRIM Good* was in the purchased Custom llmse. in the compelled regular to sacrifice way somatn i order ralw na# lattes _ tnC^rgia! bcu ht was to amnsr tt> ffered lCt ‘ 0t *' ® rtm “* OB ® way. theu In another, but »U at a sacrifice, constitute at once the largow asol JiOf.1 W. ot CUek. t«w 1 can sell you gs.50Cloak forts, and then make 4 '• etP' 4c* a 5 Cl0 ,or ud u,en ke a good profit! A *15 ChrttolQ 1 “ * m ' *“ « h “ I want! An Is Cloak for «5I A *10 Cloak tor 18, awl *> on U. the end of the lml Juattie to yourself, Keadhr. demand* that you Investigate this superb line of Good* after yon have seen Cloefcaelaewhcn hot Invariably BEFORE YO* BUY! r» > * > * TW »**Ihe t^Slml MlYtaM ItoYSSS ’ ) U« Uti -m! e ,*lu» 1 now offer tu ’A (bO0i ; • v • • ou«** * Ill-Bill* _BLACK ^yi-ton Hrraiigmeut* with CASHMERES an ImporterOt*Black 1 admit!**, I uu« offer to llte public- Uic l.nv it,, . complete loRiuih I 1 - * A U > I\ filrif V / )'P1 ft 1 ( I If lb season, I am responsible which tor the that color It of piece ever should piece of Flurk tie (Wshmerc* l»0 color, which lo-e » ill 1 in* h» aoM biillUncy, ov«r my counter* . 1 Will tWui KEPLACfI7 AXf-«l • mean* ft prove 10 a to ■a* . WHKN*CAn.K:M?N ViVe If G(x'n Ut0r * fOT offerin ® toch e , " ,r * ntrc! '' but I never do so except the cnee Justlfles.il, end I NEVER FAIL TO RESI-OKfi * >Ut '' Jet an,i UU, ° Wack c “ luner,s Rni1 customers can have either by asking for which they prefer. I recommend the ftlue Black for beauty aud durability ' S J; fjy* PJJ? "J'*®* !!} 8ck wt *ol 1 Cashmeres.:» < aahmeres, 50 cents yard, yard, sold sold ln-t fall fall at SO cents. M plcset Black all wool Cashmeres, *0 cent* yard, sold last fall at.15 cants. 1 ' "''S' cents last at lit) cents. 2!> pieces lilac k all wool Cashmere*, 80 edits lard -.irl last fall at 7‘«r*ntt. IK?. e Black all wool Cashmere* in Am,-idea: ParUenlar attention in called to this crude of goods ) am .leiermlntd pi sell a beauty .. PyR'. W .l'iece, fine grade lslack t ashmeies, proportionately cheap! Everythtna made almost iu colored Cashmeres, full prieai will W Jiew^York !* S ,Ui;n 5 attractive stock. 1 will best AX YBOIiT S of Black at a raiera of guarantee to sample Cashmeres, no matter whether it eontes from this place or ftotg 1 ^ s D lV inrC v \ l ^?V^ Pv^i’Jy lls 1 ,fi ‘ H Ktock pieces rvur »»t*t«»re. BlmL and Harfllf colored fUiyjit^ Velvet*, can all price*, be inked all ^ eto. black ««tiihAt th«m ! Jifpo t lli|A ' r mi shade*, :*»>« Wks 00 cent*, ft cent*, ft ‘«nt>. . oi Sri $1.10$1.2.*, -, 5l.A». fl.tvo. and up to the iliies! at yard. Colored Silks 90 flu {4 cento, an 1 51 per yarti—au line. Moire Antique very per cent*, «•*•».v* m cebbi; hie color quality and detigu lmmeiiH* ! flu* line of short Striped iljrer. Trimtumg and Dress .Silks. A superb line Black and coUnd iWocadcd Silks iu every tmasi? iantest imp. *trij»ed and plain ^ilk tdushc* ever offered in Atlanta SSL*— ? ruen i Cloth foun<H<? be uuu>u.Uly attnetiv*-. tMithraciu^ i it doe*, &i^egood«, n*t< curd up to *T) frond* at 13. All Brow? thn - Si dn Doods. French Plaid•« and Ombre *trtpea, novelties id beautiful soli, limp litOrle*«>u made*, U e V u C department >> is j»erfeet. In attention Urn ’ -, la tne ucatoW’d upon tlie purchase of dress ttt.HHi*, equal paDis-ha* tK*an taken alth the eheata ♦j tueraesiium j .. priced and the fine kihmIn. <v> that no mutter whether euatoun tvi*he* Drt*S* tiood* ut 11) 15 h> 35 ftuceau voceute, Ut the finest iwods, a r cento, cento. o ui.. ^»et*uui, eeuUi, venr n mamdtlevnt assortment in any of these lines will here he iounl. cS^^Mouro1^^rVuf!\ . of n *ek ,1 reSB ^' 0o ^' s ’ audlsth^uirmoxtrning,bcio^ud^lx’^e-r^ A splendid variety - i Of gT^^^iHormhig a lT j -t' '" [ "*” 1 " ,l U J ‘ l |*‘ s house, lyVested iu that else* £ ®teached and t nb leached Clocked itoal Buttiriue'iu it oh* pair. before. Ladlcn' Merino rnderffstt .tVc, Wc, bfc fillkflvUh its d "if* “ lllK “ >t • u11 foil t>' ACU-mpl u i.»rUculatUe Hit- giKidc iu litis Uositty block, wife silfilt* Tn!'-.' inf tin- eniiiwpiip* loBla SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS! • A Pethii(;.s pever h «s aiiylli l ng Iwn nwo mpll-ln il in i.rurclft cnual lo . KEELY'S SHIRT BOOM! *’*“**' “ ,u, ‘ i,,cniuingeti:r f "«■*: «"> «">«»« “ «h«*W *—--*• ‘■■‘•omou, !t«b Mlurf THE SHIRT BOOM F k was based ltd is being cnntiuued und greatly developed on theprlneiplo of STERLING VALUE AND NO TRICKS.! JUST OPENED » , sJ*'?? 0 S®2J, ln * n R n, "? in s, ' irt, •<-“h. worm r .<•, .!.rmi M«I * rmo 1.1mm Rrtsom Ut-lnfon-ivl -lilrts, 8V- .mrh worth *1. Xu.’Ooy habiuiy old cximse lheono-hulf now for »|>|H-nrlng in linltt l.lio u iln- v.iry loftsl mllloil -for John hwly will m-U a liuo now Hlitrl (01 wry Hull: niuro Ilian ilia urlr« n washing an ouv. of (his--shirt r" hn- not tn-ioi tnhl! Cull anil i.-x n m i m* lln-m' That is the way to i.--i i Ei*. (ii-i. * aro Superb bnylnif linn them, of holol Flicoiliigs. Mini ......nliny r^lon I lo 'n-iim., .’O'' )o lonoU, ;n i- ! .N«|ilm?.So^.^?Sn?kel*. loiyoiy tla-in The (iiilijji m«^iG«i>^i?ii^.G? ..iMTall.. is buy ins iliera. ^.fc‘raieiS<Pimi^«mMl. limy eoiliL fn-i I vlh«gr««( To- MeirJianM , . I are oiit r*ilr«. am low "1 tin qualities lire t-ooil. For these renwma they tell treely. ' •SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! s 400 cafe* Boots and knot's In the net of beinj? received jti«t now. The Muck embiiwe» itill lines of the *uperb Shoes *|\vu* > to be fo.uid here. Every p*tt arranged. LADIES;., No shoddy. No trash. No paper »>>)oh uuumi^m ihem. ETC.' In Ladies' Underwear, tlie largest line C0RSE1S,UNDERWEAR,. in the tale tirriud. The styles are quite uncommon affd U»e prices mUca lM**i ilunVastomerii Jiuecitw is < flrw* theiu. This is almost the uuiversul testimony of the Ladien. 1 , T have juKtpurchwed superb Hue of Ladies’ Hand F.mbroldered A NOVELTY. Underwear—the n work de*»e in the eontontsof France, on beautiful jrennln* French Fei cale. the beauty and eheauncs* of which garinento cannot fall to render them exceedingly popular. examiiiA I have the marked largest them and cheap, best Mock so as of to goods introduce ever offered th in as in fatorahl? Atlanta, at as posmble, aud X promise the Ladies Quito a treat in their Inspection Be *ure ' to rail aiift , ■ „ JOHN KEELY’S. * ; A. O. M. GAY & CO. Clothiers, HATTERS AND FURNISHERS M I*.? l- St., Atlaut:l, a IlfiADUUAItTERS FOU Style and Ideptinee IN ^ lothing and Hats. :3is-ijS&-r'-.- ■p a\>\ VvWSJvV. , k> *£t l il , SV4'Je-i4 ft* '-’Tli i- '-- ' f 4*ra,o 7. I ! . IMEDICINE WES’ Lv • ForLSTOmajdKXTEllM’ut,. mmi? Haunt % TVtOL-LM eunmsi W1DC1Tuumii ' V * SB?- CT- - - - lfl PERRY DAVIS’ PAIN KILLER IK A PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE. PEItBY DAVIS « SON, IToprietora, Provide*.*, IL V EMPLOY MKNT I’-im am,. TOSEU A HOrSKHDL!) YirnrU’. r I’ll | IK. poor ;is well u- tli.i i i i -! i, the nl>l *1 well AH the young, the Wl'e, in ivra an the fiushand, <lo- tie- yoong iiuoleo o* we'l as (lie young in on a* well o- (iiillari the hoy, may jiint militloyoi.'ii', as in !( e n ii a Jew in honest Ami ft< J.I Ml iuuiou. 1 tjni liouHt; wail In: allien to earn tt for I hem. Wo can irlvi* loo eiiiplojne ill. all till! time, or slitenm imit ajmi'e l« e,i . only ; traveline, “i iiumn invji .lu luhlmi hood, among your tn ’i-iK w/l ii’-qiialnlini ees. If you no.init o-aiv |i m •'tiipinvuieiiv, we can impart v.iluihie lintmm.iiion tn yon free of cost. 11 oil! eo l you only one cent for a Jiu4„l i .nl to ei'.t loo <*‘ir Prospectii.-, AUil ii. ....... . il.AI ...«..n» of making Do you a gomi a. my mpl'oilirui irao-’i- You not neglect lin- 1 ; do not have to invo-l a Inigo miiii of moo ey, and run a grcui i--k m losing il. You will readily make, see lli.n ?'o il will to $;«"» In an week, ra-w matter to t rom and cstahlisli a Is*.- -i*iv and it de ■••ml cut business, honor ihie. slr.iiglii nr emr»l and NOW, profitable, for there AM 11 ut <EV i" IN' Ho- 11 in f imi atl i« 1 o who engage -wit it in. »•»* will tir.iri'H ymt and you will ivnmtor ivtrv e««i n-r * wrote to os before, ;. . HI: I--. 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