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MORNING, AUGUST, i:
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OFFICIAL OXOAN 07
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Mr, Us.
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CLARKE'S PROHIBITION (ILL.
We do not altogether favor the
propoaed amendment to the Clarke
county prohibition bill permitting
druggists to fill whisky pie, crip
tioni dgned by any and every pliy
aician, for such it nothing more nor
leaa than doting up liquor thopt
under one name and reopening
them under another. The com.
plaint it already made that in pro
hibition counties where tbit privi
lege U granted the law it inopera-
, five and entirely latAtitfscory. In
tact, We are reliably informed that
several of the drug-ttore-bnr-room
counties will petition to have their
bills modeted after the one patted
for Clarke. In one county not far
from Athena we are authentically
informed that the negro barbert
have package! of blank whitky
preicriptions on hand, signed by
tome physician in Atlanta, and any
stranger by paying a quarter can
have one of these orders filled out,
and thus secure all the liquor he
wants. Now, the present prohibi
tion laws in Athens are working
like a - charm, and we
want them interfered with just
at little at possible. The
people knew what they were
voting lor and endorsed that bill by
an overwhelming majority. There
is no danger of any man dying! for
want of a dote of the ardent, but if
we begin to tamper with our bill,
and make it an casymatter for oil to
secure liquor, we then undo a grand
work and had just as well relicense
bar-rooms at once. We will favor,
however, a slight modificat'on of
the law to meet such cases tt oo
physicians think peed liquor to pre
serve their health, and at the same
time prevent any one drug store
monopolising the trade in that line.
We would suggest some . such
amendment at this: Let each grand
jury inatruct the Ordinary to issue
license to such drug stores as they
- see fit end proper, to fill liquor pre'
ecriptions for regular practicing
physicians, in good standing, retid
ing in Clarke county. Then re'
quire such drug stores to keep e list
of every order they fill, with the
name of the party who buys it and
the physician that prescribes it.
This record mutt be laid before the
grand jnry for critical examination,
and they can then judge at to wheth
er any druggist or physician is abut
ing the privilege. II it it seen that
any man hat used an unnecessary
amount of liquor, or a drug store
has sold too much, or a physician is
suspiciously liberal with bis pre
scriptiont, then this body can in
atruct the ordinary to withhold fur
ther license from the oflending
house, and place the name of the
physician who hat abused this priv
lege upon the black list, unless
either cut both parties can sa'isfacto-
’ fily explain their actions. This is
ifte only amendment to Clarke's
prohibition bill that we would ap
- prove or agree to,and we believe we
are backed in this by the citizens of
our county. It it a good rule to
let welbenough atone, and not tam
per wlUi a law that it even now
working with entire satisfaction.
the state that the great goal at
which this body it still striking it
public pap. There ii not a greater
farse in Georgia than this so-called
Agricultural (?) Society. At is
well known, where you find one
practical farmer in ita ranks ybu
see ten greedy politicians, who are
trying to steal the garb of labor to
climb into office with.' We are
glad that Col. Butler tore the mask
of hypocrisy from the face of this
old band of usurpers, and made them
appear in their true colors. He did
both the state and the farmera good
service.
New Yorkers make a somewhat
queer explanation of the hissing of
the “Gate City Guards,” of Atlanta,
while that company was marching
in the Grant funeral procession. A
correspondent ssys: “Many specta
tors, in their admiration ol the sol
dierty appearance of the Guards,
allowed their enthusiasm to mani
fest itself in repeated cheers, to
repress which, in deference to the
proprieties of the occasion, other
people along the line were moved
to hiss—not to affront the visiting
military, but to teach the former
that what would be perfectly prop
er at a public reception or on some
fete day, was wholly malapropos
mid the solemnitiei of the funeral,
That is the whole story, and it is a
pity that so much bas been made of
so small a matter.” If the explana
tion is not correct, it is certainly
very ingenious.
TNI GEOHBU AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY AND
HNJTiCD.
At this point Colonel David E.
Bullet came to the front with a
^Spuhle-bairelresolution that hr had
nosooner fired off than it kicktd
* him out of lime and, tune. It was
at follows:
asolved, That the office of
tent for .this society it not, at
i been charged, a stepping stone
to political preferment.
“Resolved, That hereafter anv
„ ,,pijetideot who may have teivsd
two yean in succession shall not be
eligible until two full years more
have transpired.” *
, Captain Tom Lyons, of Bartow,
popped up like a Hash and mined
to table tlie resolutions, and before
f.iiColwel Boiler could bat hit ryes a
second time, the convention had
veiy summarily smashed hit “ie-
form baby” into a hopeless jelly.
Wo clip the above extracts from
the proceedings of the Georgia Ag-
rientturs! Society, lately in session
at Marietta, Ga. Col. Butlei’s res
olution was undoubtedly a step in
the right direction, and when these j
honey-cheeked tons of leisure soj
unanimously tat down on that mo- j
The entrance, of Mr. Henry II,
l’hiaizy into Athens journalism
brings into the profession one of
the healthiest minds and most vigo
rous pens in the state. He is a
University graduate, who hat put
aside tempting mercantile offers and
the allurements of landed estates to
wield the lance in the lists of the
fouith estate. He works from a
love of the business and writes with
an honest conviction. His manage
ment of the Athens Chronicle will
be rigorous and nble.—Augusta
Chronicle.
Col. David C, Barrow is one of
Georgia’s purest and most honored
oiti7eni. Ha it a brilliant and for
cible speaker, and when he essays a
subject it is thoroughly analyzed'
The south has produced few such
arenas Col. Barrow, lie would
grace any position within tlie gift
ol our republic.
It will take about all that the
state road will sell for to pay lor
the improvements made. We are
i i favor of selling the same subject
to the lease, and appropriating the
proceeds toward paying off the
public debt.
The President has received a
sharp reprimand and a mild en
dorsement in the house of his
friends. The democrats of Cleve
land, Ohio, condemn th e delay ol
turning the rascals out. This it the
first gun of the campaign:
It it amusing to see how tort o f
the old abolitionists, who graduate
at West Point, kick against assign
ment to negro regiments. Secre
tary Endicott it giving them a dote
of their fathers' medicine.
It it a humiliating and pitilul
tight to tec our Confederate lead
ers, while blubbering over the cas
ket of Grant, trying to<belittle the
name and fame of; each other.
Fred Grant it talked of at the re
publican candidate for Governor of
New York.
FROM THE PRESIDENT
C or lATLOi mnrxtHTY. ,
“taaonUnc*. Bwa.st.utL,
AyeFsHair Vigor
Bastaai asm la aw ksaasMA iortkne
i SsL To promt falling ml of tin hair.
•4 To prevent too rapid dual* of colon
•A Assdresalaf.
Tt Sts pro satire satisfaction la ewrir
butanes Yours rrepwoftiUy,
Wls OaSxt Cun'
' Amv'nA0 noon it mrnt, tn»
Home Items and Topics
—Alt roar own Salt
—Tlie weakest woman^mallaat child,
a id sickest invalid ctn use bop bittern
with safety and great good.
" ' totaling era
—Out men tof.Mng around from
Rheumatism, kidney trouble or any
ssiimu'iatinui, mutiny tjouwio vi niij
weakness will do made almost new by
ntlnu hop bitters.
HTMy wife and daughter were made
hesUhy by the use of bop bltteraand I
recommend them to my people.—Meth
odist Clergyman.
On earth! If ‘
will leave every neighborhood as toon
as hop bitter* arrive.
“My mother drove the paralysis and
nenralgis nil outof her system with hop
bitters."—B(l. Oswego San.
t&TKecp the kidney* healthy with
hop bitters snd you used not fear sick
ness..
"At the change of life nothing equate
Flop Bitters to allay all troubles Incident
Thereto/ 1
‘The host periodical for ladlea to take
e annually from some
disease that might have
by timely nio of hop
form of kldoed
been presented
bitters.
Indigestion, week stombeb, irregular*
•tics of the stomach cannot exist when
bop bitters arc used,
A tlmelv • • # aas ot bo •
Bitten * Ill keep a whole Orally
In robntt health a y Mr st a htUe cost.
To produce real genuine alcep and
child Ithorcpcse all uight take a little
hop bitters ou refiring.
HTNohe genuine without a bunch of
green Hops on the white label. Blum
all the vile, poisonous stuff with "Hop r
or "Hops" id their name.
CORDIAL
FOR THE
BOWELS & CHIL DREN TEETHIHB
It Ja TH* GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY
tor the bowels. It Is one of the moat pleamntaud
•mcaclotu remedies for all s^mer complaints.
At a season when vlolont attaekaof thfbowtilt »ro
ao frequent, sorao speiedyirelief AooM bs at hand.
eta. a bottle. Hend 2c. atamp to Waltar A. Tajrlor,
Atlanta, Oa., for KJddlo Book.
Twjrl«r*a ChriOkee
Oom and Mnlloliewl
and Coiuumptlou. Price 25c.
A GOOD HOME TO RENT OR TO
LEASE.
Mlllodge avenue In the city of Athena, a
reuUjd for one year or leaned for llvo yoaraod
rf iuonidiie term*. This Is ono of the moat desir
able h« me* tu Georgia. There Isan exftoUant
orchard.con tainl ng woe
(9) acre* of choloe IrMf..
welt of good water, aev^-t fine ■^nr , s«^nd^aU
wwwty outbuildIng* on the place; there 1*
thirty (80' aero* of land attachod to the place.
P< (suasion given October lit, ISM. Tor term*
and prices apply to u»y attorney George C. 1 hom-
sa, or the midir»igu«sii ou the prcmLe*.
MRri. A, K. MKLL, ez'f
deed.
I'U Mr*, W». N. White,
la
SPECIAL*!
ins WISUIDI H UUAIIYCAU SLTUIS tu.m -> 4
rom A then*, ou tbe rop l to Walitasvili*
ipor Ml'V. I have on bind all tha papular
UsncUtbat have boon kept Ip A the a* Tor He
paat yean, and solicit tka p* tronage of my a'
cubh»m*r*,IlkewlM that of my paw ones to whoi
guarantee satisfaction, J. A. FOWLER.
Jy4 dSm
m ACRES.
For aale, 210 acmes of land, within % i
Athens; good ilz room hdtuo, several
•bar of good apt lags oaths place.
&Ml KitAt. Agent.
A BEAUTIFUL
RESIDENCE FOR SALE
1 am authorised by thoosoontor ot Mr*. Choo
sy, deceased, U> offer tor sale Urn lata -calden:*
or mid dee'd, attuatrd on Hatteoek arenas. The
property la situated In a beautiful grove, the
CITYlFROPERTY
To exchange tor country tome, or good, level,
uo.Improved land. Apply to '
1.8. WELUFOKD, Beal Estate Agt
FOR RENT.
An I room cottage In roar of I>r, J. A. Hnncfo
stria, 100 yard* from Lucy Cobb InstHnte, good
2 mom ZzUA kitchen and good stable on log, ala
large garden sad good well of water. Fbr
Uculan call at J. H. Huitfas stora. tterh
VACANT LOTS,
I have for Mia In five mtantas’ walk of Ike port
oflkf. two loti, oaw containing about throe acme.
odkt*. two iou. oaw containing about tbns acne,
and isc other less.bpth watered by n flee branch
Large Lot
and will sell a bargain.
i babAMght
» ratoomsMer
flLUFORD.
To Rent
ffho laiga h<wM ou Ocooeoatrort, formerly
TSiKti tEsr
, To Renv
S-ar.lwpollcil A»lr«p*,xi.
XU'S.IW
tion it waa • public declaral on to
Dr.r.O.Ayw>A09.,LowDn,Mm., \
-L,nmtrdujnamM^ j
WANTED; J
W» irt* t. k*v tiaswmj
fll-.IL
M
CAPITAL PRIZE,*/b p O00
A
1 nckits Omlr *5. smaufmxtks.
LIT
te'Sl
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
‘ y ^ COMPANY.
OLD INDIAN
IS THE BEST
BLOOD REMEDY
koawa. It U purely ^vegetable prepa-
ratlou, andu«t«r known to fail, though
tatted In tboaaaodfPl cases that baffled
writes;
"I hero used itextensivcljr In my prac
tice for twenty years, and donut hesitate
to pronounce it a aueciflc (or. blood dit-.
—act in an jr form.” ...
Dr.A.Toomer, Perrr, Oa., eays: “It
thebest blood purlllcr known, and to
•ufierlng woman a God send for her peett-
ii
twill prooply and pernjsosntly cure
^ phillsld toy suge, Scrofula, Kciema,
White Swelling, Catarrh,’’Old Bores,
Rheumatism. Ulcers, Tetter and every
form of blood dlasasaorakla disease due
to Impute blood.,
0. I. C, stands for “Old Indian Ctfrot”
r jsrsusss!s
, «#dtotss4fPi*wmEly
people of Stats,
h WW MSI
ItsOrsnd Stnalc Number Dr*wings
will take place monThly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WJN A FORTUNE. Ninth Gnuid
Dniwlng. ClRsa L IN THE ACADEMY
OF hTUSIO, NEW ORLEANS. TURS*
DAY, September 8, 1885-184th Monthly
Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIES, 970,000.
100,000 Tickets, Five Dollars Each.'
Fractions, in Fifths in proportion.
burr or rum.
1 CAPITAL PRIZE. i
i do ds njm
\ do . do :. 10,000
SPRJ2MB0P «SuOit 1*,000
10.000
is^ss
•0,000
»....«
5SS
ATMLOZlMATlOg PMStS
9 Approximation Prise* of rap 0.750
winMiaffjetEEsectEElr.
Far further iafomaUoa wrtto clearly, firing
fall address. POSTAL EOtBS, Express Money
Order*, or Row York&xchaago In urtflnarv lot*
ter. Currenoy by uxpftM (all sttSM off* and ap
wards at our expense) addressed
M. A. DAUPHIN,
Mow Orl*MU, LSn
«7 B.T«ih SU WuklDston, U. 0.
r N. A. DAtJPntK,
Make P. 0. Money Orders
payable and address Regis
tered letters to
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OR
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BiME^ ^
STATE NATIONAL BARE.
New Orleans, La.
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Batatas and refreshes, aids dizestlc
imparta new life and
eheryiea to the worn and exhaust-
ed mind and body, and excltea
rf m j n j
natu-
every faculty of mini
body to healthy and n
ral condition.
COCA
la a wonderful Invigorator ol tbe feni
Ui organa,and removes all mental and
Physical exhaustion. The greatest
blessing to all afflicted with nervous
complaints, such aa
Sick Headache,
Neuralgia,
Wakerulfnets,
Lots of Memory,
.Nervous Tremors,
Loss of Appetite,
Melancholy,
Blues, etc.
PEMBERTON’S
FRENCH WINE COCA
Will vitalise your blood and build yoe
up atones. Lawyers, Ministers, Ttaeb*
era Orators, Vocalists, and atlwbo use
th* voice, will flhd in the WINE CCCA
taken tutlfan hour before appearing be*
for, their audienoet, tha most remark-
able results.
Ifs endorsed and recommended by 0
10,000 of tha moot eminent modkal ■
M tbe world. Bead pamphlet on won-1
Birful properties of the Cocoa Plaut
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U J. S- Pemberton & Co,
LSole Proprietors and Manufacturers.
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THE CENTRAL HOTEL
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. . :
W. M. Thomas, Proprietor.
■£5!s,ss
rnetMnu.m
tkmr etas:
*, 8. LYSDOX, dgent
OEOHCIA RAILROAD COM PANY
0TO3B MOUNTAIN ROUTE.
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CmasMildn, finnaln^Mcnr aui’u.l^Uorine
paassngen bchsdulf will ouvrata on this road
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THE O. I- C. COMPANY,
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nil Groat Meed pod tor,Tonle Ht AppotlMT I.
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whim.
the Best AHenUTMnd Tame
In th. World!
NATURE’S GREAT SPECIFIC
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Blood Folsotung from whatever
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A DESIRABLE
HOUSE AWI> LOT FOR SALE
lot eoataiaa s half tqaar*.
.JS»’ U
Hsgaat oufballdlag*.
mULM HELP WANTED.
/ANTED.—Ladlea ahd |
smsssssMsm*
COLEMAN'S CORNlllLLS,
STONES.
WITH BO LID FRENCH BURR
IsvanttM tn lftftO, sontlnatd repeatal ln»-
provcaanta sicca thaa kaep that* is. the lead of
all competition. Other* btva tried to copy altar
JSSmSM
Arivs Atlanta. * 48 a.m-aria Augusta.. * N a
»0. 3y KA«ff>A!t.r.
Ly'a Atlanta;* k.w a.m
" Un. P’L. t:lO p.m
WoodvUlo 2:r9 p.m
" Antioch. .. t.M Ml
“ Lexington. 4.-M p.m
•• WL teri ra. 4:49 p.m
,rive Athens.. 0:20 p.m
•• Waab'gt'n. 2:20 p.m
*• Macon... «:lft pm
H Aaguata... 4;3ft p.m
' MO. 4. EAST DAILY.
Mop at and rocetvs pa
■angers to aaifituta UiO following stolons oaty t
Grovetown, bcrxella, Harttim.Dcariog,Thomson
t u Grawtordvillet Union
su<l recalve passengers to aud lrom t »o
following stadons only: Giotretown, If* rleta.
ssS’-hjel-
BnUetLf*.’, hocisl Circle, Curlnstou ,Cojv< is,
tbooia. blone Mouutain and l»ec*lj r. . J he “sast^^
Una" connects for all points east and ntr oast,
west aud southv.esL
Train NC 'isou atbuits Branch gives pusneo*
gars from No 24 oa main Use, 20 minutes for
supper at Union Foiut.
Tlie fast mail nibs through sleepers between-^ .
Atlanta and GbariasUm. Train* to and from *
Athens canned with trains 27,2ft, 1 aod 2.
E. JL DORSEY, Gen. Pax*. Agent.
JOHN.W URKKN.G«alManager.
HOHTH-tASTBRN HA1LHOAO.
SOrKRIHTBHdxnt'b Omca, i
Athens, Ca„ Jury is:., lftsft.{
On and after Jaly 1st., DM, trains uu thu
toad wlU ruu as fuUows:
75 Meridian Time.
Lm,s Athens.
NO. »3
»^... h.50 * n
Arrive at Lula —.
io:50 * a
** Atisnts -
••. •• TsiluUh KalU
~ —i :-**> p a
—1:45 pm
Leave Tsllnlah Fallg...'
Arrive at Atliuus—
Ki. fct>.
“lit* pm
'• Atlsuu.—. .. ...*.*•• • •
.. 1:45 p m
Leave Athens.....
NO. ftl.
—6:80 p m
Arrive Atlanta.
. .M.y'O p in
LaaveAtlsnta
•»2.
mre—•:»: p in
Arrive ul Athens
••‘■ft P u»
...10.; - p m
Tallulah Psll« Acc-ouimodatioaon
atidhaturdHfs only.
No: 1.
tVeoavadays
Ne
I/v Tsl FrIIh p m... I ...L'r Cor.udtu 9
Aral Cornelia 7;» |
*lns ho* 1 and 2
D l*isin* No* ol h
Train No 3
tf^uNOvtOn
west.
SurPulimnn Buffet Hlcoping Car Lula
Atlanta
Tialtl No. -1 connect* at Lula with B» A I». traia
•ri’ullniia PaUou ftlcrpiug Car through from
Lula to Saw Orleans without change.
and all poinu In N( rth A Esxt.
ns.l’uHojnn PnlKce HutTct Car tbror.gn iron .
Lun> to Washington, Psltlmoro, J’hilikdclphlaand #>
Raw York without chaiift*. 1
Train No. Sti connects at Lula with tt. A D.ttaln
No. bl for all l-Hf lorn ClUes.
•arpulluuu* PsUce hlacplng Car through trout
Luts without change.
All IralBSoaN.A. tt. U daily, rxcept Sunday,
trough tickets on sal-.* at Attn ~
pints
for all prow*
Incut points In the North, Fast, .-ioutb and Wt .L
MEMLKit SLAU-L'TLit. Gen. Paa«. Agent.
II. K.BSKNAKD. Hup't.
RICHMOND A DANVILLE H AlLltOAD
Leave Atlanta..
• ’Gains
Lula .
I E No!m* I
Daily, j
ArUalussvlile...
"Manuoa I
12.44 p tu j 2.2ft p ra
**<lssU>ttla..
L'voCh'nte
tsxpres* i Mail
No. 6U Ni». 62
Daily. D-jlljf
..2:JO an.
.. 4:v> n n*
..t Man
1:00 pi
».withatmttatloas
U.tm M’11. U.
H. DUDLEY COLEMAN,
Now Orleans, La.
No. 8 Puidido Htrret.
^WHISKY
HABITS CURFD
BY B. M. WOOLLEY, M. D.
ATLANTA, GA.
sssasse*®&
fa
aemda
RELIABLE SELFCURt
torempracrfaUi. * dm of a»
smrnmms,
lAddrsts DR. WARP « CO, LoufEitna. Up
" ttabun Gap Junction
•saSSsBK:™’* **
•• Atlanta
- 1 VoSAtlOS TAstM. (AIB-LtSS BVLLa)G<>
v is it' ixo Norru.
Leave Atlanta...... M .. M p ra
Arrive Ga»ne*villo. 7.6u p m
AccOMMOPiTlON TBAIN. (AlR>LUkft BkLLU.} '»**
ISO SOUTH.
A cava QalneftVlllSre.rew.. — — y.« > a m
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