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BKRKY T. WOSKI-Y; Kdltor. 1 . F. MeOOWAH, Bos. Miui’gf. VOL: XHI. e Lead - Others Follow. ? The HUGGINS CHINA HOUSE' BROAD ST.,‘>ATHEXt, GA—SAME OLD STAND. j. •* i O . . Beautiful Decorated oHiiia and Qroekey ALL GRFF.B AND 1 RICES. SO LD JN SETS t R SINGLE PIECES Lamps in great variety and of nil grade's. Glassware in all pattern. bur.&loclc was never so Dirge, so pretty and 9o complete.. , ' knives and Forks, Spoom, Castors; Tinware and Granite Ironware in endless profusion and at prices.. , , s Housekeepers ‘ can find ' everything they need at our place. Prices were.never so low and g<ods so pretty.' ■ J. H. HUGGINS & SON. BROAD.STREET . - - • - - ATHENS, GA ' ' ' ■ x ~ 1 WH'N YOU WANT BARGAINS GIVE . ■*. - T./' ■C,. I). E. GRIFFETH, f AT DANIEI SVILLE, GA. A m a A ohanco at your trade. He carries a full and complete line of • i/l • ■ ■* t I ’ >,. *} , ■ 1 ’ DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. ETO : / ■W hioh ere bought before the ri?e, and hois giving his customers the benefit of his lucky purchase. In ' GBOOEBIBS BTAl’ffK GOODS AND COUNTRY PRODUCE Jle (log/? npt propose to be undersold. He alto carries fttfy and complete liqfi3 of (Jausware,.Tinware, ,•. . * woodenyyarp, et<;, His prices a;e a low as the lowest, anil all he hblis. is f,hjt you give him a call see his goods and hear his prices. Remember the pdiipo b*. i. GRIFFITH *• * ' - - S'* < J • : ‘ v DAMELSVILLE/GA. | ere f* |re| In our New and commodious briclj store, and ip’® better thaii ever td serve our customers, and will GIVE MOREOODS FOR The Money f Than any House in North-east <Wgm. We npv aarry a fujl and cotoplc-te line pf Double Width Henriettas, ,0a imeroH cfameleoh Fancied, Velvets, Trimmings, Lace, etc. In fct anything kept in a First -cia** Dry Gi.ods store m which we can save you from 10 to %) per cent, on Athens or Atlanta prices. Come and see stock. ' We have a sufficiency of clerks to wait on you prompt y • . , ■ Qur stock of———- ' (Clothitg. lines and Hats Is complete pnd prices are away down: We are Headquarters fqr the Celeb*ate.<| ** Ganielsvlle Shoe, >| i We have added aeomplete line of stoves and tinware. We neat the record and defy competition n Groceries, Tobacco and Cigars. Give us a trial, is all we ask. PROOFS <&> POWER it he sJflmebtffile JHomtoi*. i|= s -; > 11 ill I II lli I lIM 111 i 22nd 1895- THE HAPPY JAPANESE.! 1 "0 1 r According to Mr. Lafcaditl Hearn, the Japanese are very happy! people, ■ >. They believe in change—in val r ietv. With them everything chan? gee except tbe -throne. Tliey hays changed their capitol sixty times* Q'h >ir houses ah; built with a view to destroying or vacating them. A Japanese does not fee! that ha is rooted to one spot. If he desires to wove he goes at once, taking fns'family and belongings perhaps 500 miles*at a cost of a dollar and, : a half. In his hew location lie can j. build > cottage for a couple of dol i law and fix hims-lf c- intertable, y ;A, skilled laborer :in Japan moves place to place. With $lO j We can travel and live a whole year ; without work. But is such a inah 1 alSivilized being? Certainly he Is. I The., Japanese have been a civi liged race forT.ooo years and they argan educated pj&ple. The work-; itignia i who can support hir.iseTf on #lO a year and build a cottage for *2 is really better off tha the average working man in America, lie dresses well, has enough to eat, is always neat and is the picture of perfect health. Natualy they are a happy people. a hey aro not tied down to any one| place. It cost them hardly any thing to live or to seek their for tune in a new r province If they do not li\e their'homes they can (timivge taeni vithout being bank rupted. Life yiGifytiay is jiijnply a succession of pleasant. changes and they never think of tomorrow. Why should they? They have no| serious problems to bother them,; -nEx. * —— ■ ■ ■■■ “j-'fr.nlfli Notio to Dsbtobs andCrbditomp G ’ r g u — M di*n county; All persons having demanAj against the estate of JahnvV|| Pit f(ban*lets M are hereby notifiscPtefi render in their demands to the undersigned ac ording to law and all persons indebted to said estate are required to mnke immediate payment. This 7th day,Oct 1895. G. H. Q’Kelly, adm. of John M Pittman, dec’d. FDRNITUM iKeon big Hint. Cat. Americas Furniture Ajenry. ;P. 0„ Box 65, Galena, Kas. for once, Ktftai wook a young Riiinn well |j|rji about here, started out to . The -young ladies ohjected st re neon sly to pfentch, ..blit the young man ■MR * n .getting liis girl from ■ - for the Ordi - \isp secure the necessary papers ■ike them one.'After they had I'm awhile, the girl was .missr-d . at thse old man suspecting son • • OF TWO KINDS I- . y -* > :ii -Opawar, at a political meet ■pp||rf!& own state, alluding to tiu* s as a parallel a-c’lhe parable of the ProdigM , and ihe joyful reception at his when the naughty hoy t tfpticd. ' He was succeeded by a no a republican, who. after some j#ierel remarks, paid bis respects to liar’s parallel. P'Foigibdfr’f said he; “dey forgih . dim brigadiers? Why, dey'ue Rme walk in’into do hosuu, an’ bang W ando 1 , an,’ go pp,tp.de ol’ Oinjp an> Ay; ls¥jbtdat veal’ ’’—Crypt. ■W-.;*®®-' Al '• . fc .A BOYS REPORT. gSsL’ —— ;V- C. . ;.te, when one of Farragnts Aihoats on the bissirsippi was ||*fc into action , oirc of the r-lttvakcys was ’uyicei sliledng'ly asked him what fie was dtqing, and |f ho was afraid. ‘ f Xo I was praying,” said he. ‘Well, what were you paying foi?” •‘Braying.”said tho lad ‘that the, enoiny’s bullets may be distributed I ns the prizi money is—principally amongyfho officers'. Argona i, t. F.. ' _■*/ j - api " "■ ' ♦ ■ j a IT at AfHKNS. The MU to remove ths*. Agrlcul. nral and Mechanical College from Athens to Griffin was killed in the committee room, and a reso’ntion was • assed. nppoving and endorsing the connection of the State college with tho Universit’ ss economical and wise: ~(Te hope this will finaly settle the matter, and, that Griffiin. will’be satisfied with what she has. W - - - -- # fylt reported that tho populist party in* Indiana' will disband They say thevsee no, hope for the fntnre of their party, and all of the committeinen have resigned and are the sbip to float at will. Heijry Bird of Fqiflef came up J CQFFINS AND’GASKETS. * Persohk at a distance can rely on be in# suited in coffins and Cas ikets at Daaielsville. is Ineverr sh rt. I have them from |Mm hejeht) inotle up. T erm caflh ° r - crq([Jit(t,<, responsible parties. A. S. JOHNSQV. NQ I IG’C TOTEACHEIfSI THe S- S. Oom’r. has appoints. Frida D;c <’th. for the examina t lioiigf s’ublio school teachers The examinatieu will beejn promptly at 8 o’clock and teach ers failing or refusing to cqmply strictly with 'he rules governing the examination, which will be made known on day of examina tion, will forfeit all claims for i cense. By order of Board. B N White O 8 Com, How I'lity Mart., lip. He was a very nice looking young man, but ho appeared, neryous, nnil all the clerks in tho : office looked at him curiously wheti lie rushed foi j and asked ]rn.ilsslcn to uk,e the toi ! eplionc. “I want to inlk to my wifo, ” 1 ho explniiKHl, “and there is a tele' phono iif tho drug store next door I to us, where sho can talk to mo." uU. was told t.) lit'lp himself. He wont into the littlo glass apartment and c losed tho door, hut lie was not usod to a tolephono, being under the improssion tljatqt was p'oeossary to shout into it. nt the’top of his lungs, and st3.yha clerks heard tho outire wfluv to toil xtm now sorry - *" v Dfit again —sorry— I —nm—fur—ficing—cross -s-fo—ypu^this—moi'iiing. Yes. Dti ybipfori'ivn iho? Wht?.’ Qlfl You *y ’long ago. ’ Oil, '*you deas* girlj tVhut'a thnl funny ■noise? What? Spell it. Y'os. K.i-s, ()h, yds; I understand. Here’s 0110 fof you, awootlieart. ” Hero the young man. made a noise lfko tho pop of i\ cbnrppagno oork. Tlion lie onllod otf nml Walked away from tho ’phone, blushing happily. —Philadelphia Record. - : ip 1 Tho Olui Snnke Only Brittle T.lrsi'it. ' The glass snake, which is not a snake any more‘than it is a turtle, lias a tail nbouFtwo-thirds its ontiro hurgtlj. This ifirfl, likfi tho tails of ajjout all lizarlDl in the Uhttnd States that I have iuctHvitb, 4s>very ddlL oato nnd easily broken oft at times. When a fourih to a half, or oven of tho animal is detaohod and tho head wriggles away, and tho ro ■mninder and sometimes a larger part squirms in sight-, it is an astonishing sjiKotaolo, and I am not surjirisod that the ignorant should cloth o tho creature with* mysticism. Rut, as a o4- fact, bll senihlrt poopi^ and shattered nervoif pnd restorq the animal. Btiji this story of tra ditional force. Is boVipyec] by a host of people, along witlj othor surpris ing hoop • snako tales,’ milk -snako whoppers, with quill t)iro>yjpg por oupine relations anil a thousand and one other and lessor untruths.— American Field. ' A SubHlttuU, “Haye you ‘Tho.Manxman?’ " iu, quired tho dignified customer with fhe gold headed onno. “The what?" said tfie now hoy at the hook store, “ ‘The ManxmaqM ” “I guess ypq moan marksman, clonT you? We’ve got a‘Life of Buf falo Rill' J can sell you for 10 cents. How's that*?”—Chicago Trihqpy, little germs Cause consumption. Cod liver oil will not kill them. .No remedy at present known to the doctors will do it. The germs float in the air, every where, ancl we cannot keep from breathing them into our jungs. \Vet need fear nothing, however, if we are in gqod health. But when the body is weak, and Hie throat and'lungs con gested from-tbughs and colds, the gernasv may gahi foothold. To prevent their dqirig it we must relieve the conditions. , v __ ,r Scott’s Emulsion, with hyjiopliosphites, will restore the strength, increase the weight, heal the inflamed membranes and prevent jnore serious trouble. It is an easy remedy which acts promptly and Relieves quickly. go cent* and 9|.00 Scott & Bow**, Chemists, New York, ,■■■■■■■—.i. --—y ■ ■ "■■■■ Our Larkin correspondent has made himself famoi by his ar ticle on the “drunken negro rnd Mr. David”. The article wa g q crally copied by tbo (In ly aid weekly papers of the IIt is a brifrbf young man. BVBSCUII*. I. .*, : Ont Dollar I’er Yrr. LONDON UNDErtCROUMO ROADS. l)Li*(RUit to Tral ua ud Pj Poor IMvUeStU. John Fowler, with 11 small nyndi-j onto as bis hutker;;, iapf down 43 years ago nil underem ii lino of railway fiiciii Paddiftivt 1. station of. thoGrtatWcF.tvriir :;!\ l yt.o i near King s Cn>s~ Nc; thorn, tbiis j.,ini' Wo great streamv. \ t irf- It however, r-n’.jl 5. tha Ipi bmin of ihe p- fctagjnystuni was laid down ty ifio lelw|gjlitaq Railway camjuiny. Tl.’ a itM wlmt is now known as the ,nerrlo.’’ Some time afterward ihe UeODpoli, tan District Railway oouii®y was formed, and tho scheme thciroecame of a moro Cpnipruhcnsire character. of these win panics has ! SUjM,'‘ ffifolitflll has paid no di videud whatever/ Tliil nominal capital of the Metrop^itan is $55,425, Tha mimbcr of wiles In work Itriiiii Tho gross receipts average $‘100, 000,480. and tho net re/ ooipts <U,tife4<HH). Tho working rat/ ponai'sper r.iilo amount to #1,5(16,- opo, Wliilo tho revenue per inile is $91,170. As for tho District com pany, its nominal capital is only s:i<i,f7Q flint its length of way 19 miles. Its gross rooeipts average $1,9h.),0u0 and its not. receipts $1,., 0:ifl,O()0. • TTio discomforts and dangers o t this menus of locomotion can never bo estimated by any ’one who has not inndoU trip on thoundergrouiMb At such* central slat ions us Gower stToAt, whore tho truffle is great and tli> rails aro laid down more than 30 foot below the earth’s surfuce, it is impossible to breathe) without ill cf. foots.,' There is no adequate outlet for idle ktdntrieWo'f suitdiuiti'iiM.drydku which pour from iho tunnel,- > Lo (rains pass through, and according ly tho station Is filled with noxious fumes. Even in tho hottest weather it is better to keep tho windows of tho railway carriages dosed, but, whoa tho carriage is crowded, as at certain limes of tho day it always is, to flxoess, his is obviously iiuix,Mf. Ljt<j. monts of life heart or lungs, while tho eyes also frequently becomeseri ously To the stranger thq effect of a journoyon oitlior the Met; rojiolitnn or District railway ia sin pulnrly puinful. It pf'pducos head- Rcho and nausea nnd affects tbp cluist and lungs in n marked degree. To a Htrangcr tlio difficulties of travel by tho underground areal most jnsuporable. Tho linos nro'laid down in circles. Thus tljord afp an inner, a middle nnd flu qurtnv circle, Tho inner oirole pinhrnccs fho propi r and runs froip Aldgnto found to Aldgnto again. Buf it, isnff Tlio outer circle that thp uninitiated traveler iu most likely to go wrong. 110 may ho within flyo or ton min utes’ walk of the point be desires tq arrive at, and pot knowing Pits he goes to tho Metropolitan or District railway and asks if ho con book fojp such and such a station, Tho clerk always replies that 110 oan, and tfiie unluoky v ,ght is put on board $ train wbioh will carry him ronn4 tho whole Metropolitan area anil tako an boar in tho doing of it.-s Chicago Timcs-Horald. —1 1 11,- I.' r.- 11 itoi r*-. * CsoMi pf I)t|,htb|TM. It hqs boon asserted that there ig -in obscrvrtblpincroaao in diphtheria cases gtnong school children almost InHiiwliutoly upon flieir return to school after holidays and a gradual - decrease as tho toypi advances'. This i; r.cpcuptod ;op fir the fact tl* dyiiduK Laratior;* lkv drainago is im perfep:jy o ttendoil to. but with th opening of school there in abundant* flushing of j ijios by rcasoq of con* stall* use. This ttfaory is ing when it i.i faßon into considera tion that a number of violent out : break.) of this disease have followed long dry spoils. Under such circum stances an abundance) of water be comes a matter of the utmost itn ixirtauco. Indeed many physician** and boientists are willing to assert that an arnplo supply of good water, with the free use of potash or good soap, would do rauob toward keep-' ingnot only diphtheria but many other diseases in check- —^ew Yury Ledger. IVDe men v. i'l rjiply iheir remo ilh if 1 vie not 1 • nmow. tq "thd L .1 f evil wl. efi fro JX rmfrWitL net iju i-ccu.iciiid cigaus b Miry net end fho tinnsit, rj ; in -. Liili tiny trpp%r.-E - NO 17