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DAtl.Y BANNER WATCHMAN ATHENS, rtEORUTA, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER t, 1885
BANNER - WATCHMAN »«*
b« an interesting feature Beside
ornouL o»oi» or
cujaf sthtu tad asrks.OeeiiM * Bsans.
ANNUAL
D*li,,S5;..„S«sd«j, 81.
T.L.OAXTT.
PUIUC SCHOOLS.
How any man, with the advance
ment and interest of Athens before
his eyes, can oppose the establish'
ment ot publie schools, is beyond
our ken. Free schools wifi do
moro to build up tho business nnd
population of our city than all tiie
ether projected enterprises com
bined. A leading gentleman from
Atlanta remarked to ns, in discus
sing the phenomenal growth of
that place, that it was mainly at
tributable to free education for tho
masses, for these schools have
done more for tbo city than every
railroad that they built. Other
places much smaller than Athens
have long since inaugurated froo
schools, and they returned an hun
dred fold the cost of their
maintenance. Wo cannot believe
that tho voters of Athens arc so
blinded to self-interest as to defeat
this great measure. There is not
a tax-payer in the city but will
reap a generous dividend on the
amount he is assessed for their
support. That tbero is opposition
to free schools we must admit,
but we believe that it will be like
casting straws against the whirl
wind to attempt to defeat them.
The advocates of free education
are already assured, and by the
7th of November will present an
unbroken phalanx at the polls that
will cany before it all opposition.
Let us meet, organize anil got to
work. There is no time to be
lost. We must be up and doing.
There is no uecd to fear defeat if
the fair proper, select shows of all
kinds will be on the grounds, and
no pains or expense spared to
render tbo fair n grand success.
The managers have beeu meat lib
eral in their arrangements, and
looked mure toward mnking this
opening of the lair a success than
with on ere to gnio. Tho railroads
have given reduced rates, and
there is nothing to prevent Athens ( ai
KKDtCIXAl..
LISTEN TO ^YOUR WIFE-
IfteMamh Star Gif Altman. June Nth, ItSo, mjti
AttHi! #l Ml#
L h kinU<M11!i«* wim dlau*i Way*! Vftih
clump* i*f ih'*|.s.let»dru xml great
tit****-* s.i May b'o-MHii*!!! There ill
i'll no • sting group.
U li.ctii'h 'l out* who hud Wn a ‘Colton
•primer,' bn' wt* now *o
I*traits <i!2!
Tow lie «ounl only bear to lit* in a
rcvliitln/ tuition.
Tills fff* r» to u»y ran-'.
I u as Attack**! years ngo with
“I, rf-omol'T Ataxy*’
_ 9 (A parly tic ills o*« of nerve fibre rarely eser ont-
being filled with visitor, the com- J*, fnr UVIr „,
mg week.
: . ,, Ami was for the Ism Hive .wars not
Tho Banner-wutunman should nbi<* to attend to my huforiiPM,although
not bting out its roosters to herald
tho decision of a court. It looks Two i«4i ««i *** rut.d law tt. u
very baa, ami mutt make tho ter> | n yf iV . i#s2
court feel had. A largo head lino I lam iio : ‘A,lv,.i'St*": “Kir anrUiinx
would have been more than aufU- , 1 “.' <lf
. , ... ... . , Ami mails many oMieliims in mr
cunt.—Athena Chronicle. filrar wife's constant iirfflngfo try Hop
Wo very much regret that the J , bo ' f in,lli y t® psiify Iwr—
clarion notes ofour victorious roos- j I Im-I mitqulte (Inl,li«.| iln- Aral laiitle
ter grated upon the sensitive car.
of the Chronicle editor, and con- Haniby moruim'l fi-H »o al.or.g I mid
fees that wo nude a and mistake jri'.nM r '" I »»»*"«
in not referring this important J ^*^uc,o.,tl,nfl,-.ornml i,..- k .
matter to the acathctlC decision of I /h*rdljr kftf* how biro, la n myself. I VM
... -II over the house I a-o gainingi-trei.^th each
our roighlwr down the street be-: »‘»boui »»*y
fore taking so important a stcp.| f'ii’lf..»'*«my «, h
Douhtloss a very small head line ,w »““
would bavo moro than aatisficdj .»
Mr. Phinizy, as that decision '’
a most hitter pill I or him to swul
MISCELLANEOUS.
.B.lttoa. - O.O, Has
M.H.Malon&Co.
PLUMBERS.
Gas and Steam Fitters,
Dealer* In Sanitary (foods. Wrought. Cart ard
bower pipe, Borina HtUnga of all descriptions.
Hteara <>uagcs, Valves, Pipe Flttiagi, Hydraulic
Nam*, etc. eepldlf
C'avton s t. Athens. Go-
ie. *nd hop* anna to
low. Will the gentleman also
object to our elevating that roos
ter when freo schools overwhelms
ingly triumph on tliu 7th ? It im
presses us that the coming bird of
victory go up, alio sainco.
Henry Grady, in hi.•‘Constitu
tionals,“ dcscrilies how mi old
maid goes to hod. The friends of
this virtuous ami brilliant voting
journalist in Athens would like to
know how, and under wbateireum-
atunces, be made this startling dis.
covcry? Grady’s description is
too true to nature, to gaiti, to be
obtained other than the occular
demonstration. In bis next butch
Very ftratefolly y«nm,
t heartily
bi* n.ura-
JoHM ItLACKtsUaiT
- I M3.
pciffctly well
HTNnne genuine without n huiit'h of
trretn llop* on tlie whli«* 1*1x1. Hhun
*11 tho vile, poi*nn«Mi* *tuff with “Hop”
or # ‘Hop* ; ’ lo their n*hi<‘.
the voters will only turn nut on
the day of election. Nino men
out of ten in Athons are an favor
of freo schools, and it will only
be by the grossest carelessness
and neglect of duty if they meet or^ConstUi^’uIn.aV,'''^uusrilmt
wtn defeat. thin vexed.question will be satis
factorily explained.
Wo are sorry to see that Pledger
has come in Atlanta in opposition
to prohibition.' Pledger didsmno
good work for the cause in Alli
ens, ami what henrliis one placo
can hid iqcicnso the ndvuulago of
the other. Wo trust that Pledger
has been misquoted in this mutter.
ATHENS IMPROVING.
.On Tuesday New Turk, Con
necticut, Mary laud, Virginia and
Mississippi solo. New York,
Mississippi and Virginia elect
governors ami state lunuo officers.
wh«! hi k** tti« 1
f agrit'it, purer
ruat j|Uui«OI<IUr»T
txh *u pcarW wlilir'
uiuutii ilellghlf
ria SuZ >lHtS , 11>At (•rwLi«.ui‘ Ikpiii
WhM tuaki-
Whai
•ru s_
Wli.*i|
If any one doubts that Athens is
dally growing in business mid
uopulall ion, oil doubts should
have been expelled by tho large
crowd present at the rope-walking
the post two afternoons. Without
any noilfication, Broad street soon
bccamo packed with pcoplo,
largo number being from tho sur
rounding counties. Our city is
now on a sure road to prosperity,
and if onr people will only do thoir
duty, nothing stands botwoen
Athens and a population of 20,000
by tho next census. Every week
new families are moving into town
and new enterprises springing up.
There are few vacant residences
in the city, end wo do uot know
of a single unoccupied store. Wo | breai'lMst
do not think we exaggerate
w® My that our city hue incrotuiod j bt^iu iu.f*il, niiJ the ih-khiIi u ion« it*
- lOper cent, within the last year, fh-ahuru.
both in population and trado. It
there is an idle laliorer and me
chanic in our limits it is his own
fault. Tho x) is plenty of work
for all, and good wages oil paid.
Our factories and workshops are
all running on full time; our cot
ton, receipts are far in excess of
any season in the history of tho
city; our mcKluuits report trade
as mach bettor. By next spring
. Athens will boast the best system
of public schools in the etato; a
street railway, (Uidj.dirt will also
bo broken on a now trunk . line
penetrating intar8outhwest Geor
gia. The outlook for the advance,
rtf***
than
only
wheel
gethor and in unity, oar city will
soon rival the leading trado cen
tres of the state.
?OM COUCr.S AND CROUP UBk
tatimoh’s
XET C'
MUX.L.EII1V.
Ik It Ntr*r To* L»U
to cleniidu tint lotili, tnitl run ur Ihu
. . i* wi n Kirt*riitiu 8055-
do not think we exaggerate when V"°?T; l, "‘ •* '•'■f* 1 . "d» »«"•
wn » n„r «i.v I.,.. 1,Wixl.r ls-l..re th- liotli
eeltluali'il tilue, us
THE
RORTHESST 0E(
EOROU FAIR.
I
On Tusadny next Aore opens in
Athens the first (air of the North
east Georgia Association. Evory
preparatiou has been made to ren
der (his exhibition a success, and
tbo outlopk is indeed flattering.
Not only the counties contiguous
to Athens have signified their in
tention to contribute their aid, but
distant sections of the state will
be iepreacnted by large delega
tions. We will have the nicest
buildings and hahdsomest grounds
iu the state, and everything will
be in “apple-pie” order for the
grind opening on Tuesday next.
The buildings nfio large and well
arranged, and will be filled to
ovei flowing with the products of
the soil, the loom, tho liandiwork
of the ladies, the choicest fabrics
of our stores, etc., etc. /''Every
toot ef space has been already tak
en, and visitors can spend hours
walking through the departments
and inspecting the many beautiful
*T sud other exhibits on dis-
The race track will be tbe
I is tbo south, and each day
r in this arena the finest
and other
Twill be filled
hogs, sheep
limals, and s pub-
Kh> h iiiMi f iii, hih1 plin’il.ir flier**”',
cauml l»y :»It* *• fciMftot i ho Met fin, me
0‘»ruU by ti*lii{r Ayi r’s SHinpariliu.
Mom Lxjsltent
J. J. Alkiu*. CR.Irf ol I'ulin , l K tx-
villf, Ts'nii., lHiii|ly iimI I
:iru Ik-iicflcmi ir« ef t f»tir inwxt • x. f l> nt
Iliu«li«'iiix. I)r Kiiik'a N«\v l)i*p .vrry tor
uoiuunipMon; h-iviiig fou^.i It i«s ii«a ||
that you rlftihi tor It fltwire to Iffttify to
H« virtue. My Iriouil* tow Ifni I lu.vo
ruvoiiiinuntlft! it, |if«i*e K *t« vtij «p-
poriunlty.V
Hr. King** New IHkcovery for Con*
lUuiption ft glintftiutt-tl to rur.j fougli*,
Col> l*| Dr-.uJb ill*, A*tliuiH, Croup *ntl
rverjr »ir.fi!on of Thronf* Clfi*t *nd
Lung* Trltl ll'»lt?e*Prruiit JxingACo,
Drug Hiorv. L*rgu H,m fl.Oi).
trewlag ilstl ** Mali streawa la she A.aif e»a lms»
•••Mias • stimstaSisg espaetaraat prt«sfpM Mat ksasi
tts nMafni prwlaelag Ore *^iy wtsvmm wtrt. tad sdaMS-
lata* the chltf I threw uf tbe p^snkvaM ta ermsp aa*
WksspMg sswR. Whan aarehtaad wish Its InHk net-
(•<Ma«s wtsSpls fa IM santtsia y Mat of tbs «M fkUs. sea-
EESWT
kvUMS th# fiaret known rentWy 8>r Cserti, ('reap,
Whaeafac-Canib and CaaMptteni aa t re paUtoW^aa?
» jS&ftlT*WALWR ATTrffllCA&S'tZffi
Usa DR. Biooear HDRRI.KRKMr CURIIUL
Dtar.krwa. DyasatM/ Md ChUdfM Taathllg.
RDIhlt M
FmiMN
Fall and Winter
MILLINERY GOODS.
I am n*w rccalrlmr mj Fall Stock of tba flout
f'Kida Id this Hue.
Call and cxaatlne. I am|boaud to mIL tp3ijr
MRS. T. A. ADAMS
C. BODE,
FRENCH CANDIES.
Tba finest arer brought to Athena. Talaa
Ice Cream Saloon,
na handsomest flttad tijs Ice a re am saloon In
he Suuth.
IDE
* *ojr qnantlty and,
ban tliw lc« nnu«e will ba open from
ad from 4 to & p.m.
!pt 8u
9 to l
kok salt: or rent.
BEST PLACE
In Oconee County, Georgia,
lift acres of excellent laud, 7.** fresh asd 25 acres
of old land, all aiceilcnt and 1
a high i
the
it; pruod.oL
iaaa, with brick ehftanafa; excellent bam t ml
ftablea; flac flan pond, etc. Tba property is sit
uated on McNutt crock, nlae miles from Athena,
Ua. Price |20 per acre. Apply to
. WILLIFORD ,Kcal getato Agent-
For Sale.
An excellent four room cottage, frontlac
Tobb atreot aad running through U Prince .4 <
ue. There ia a well or excellent waUr and
dry well on tbo lot, good kitchen
Th# property fa in excellent order ard will he
J,J J. 8. WILLIFORD,
Real “a ate Agent.
C. JULI.UP8.
FOld. Apply to
nor. xanir
To Rent.
I Drund atroet. Al r o.
This fror.la »<«*. II. rt.
Aloo Davidson. Apply to Mr. Homer K.
id. Thin lay A Co., or W.B.
Kept. '“*■ —'
Mchoi
ip I w.
fcej'tlml
THIRTY YEARS A DETECTIVE
r ’ BY ALLAN nNKEBTOH.
tOMONfStW!'
A HOME DRUGGIST
TESTIFIES.
Fop^arit, at boM'l. DO* th. ha*
•*k uni renal approbation In Its own city.
Mate, and eotintry, and among aU people, m
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.
£Sa5*isa
RHEUMATISM. siS-STi
rare that I eouhl not Ntora from the bad, or
tewey-aih. iwsss ras
Arw'i Hamvaiulu, by tba nee of two
KSSssfiSsHS
’’junrat, BveklMA
SALT RHEUM. &&&&*
r? 1 UMfcUIW* Mpwre,
Dr.J.C.AycriCo^Lowell.Mut.
MSjMOnalMi 11. «l* book, foe SS.
■ t3TACENT8 WANTED 11
Large Sale.
Hbrriir witr *m Ktt i tor,: let of
Dry.Goods
ANDIXOTIGm
. Of *M k *da
’ Wflv al Fm
JchoUoii. Atb<
10!) f Acres.
Of lai.d lor Mlcor exchange for Athena city prop
erty l*h i Imid la of excellent quality and very
lave!. YO) here* of bottom land, iiuprovcwcnl*
moo, 7 tenant t-ahios, on place: 200acres in
IviUion; .’ax) acraa in forest; 1-2 the tract gray
at.d ba'anei- rod land. The property laou Uroad
Iclborpe county,» uillcn no» Elber-
WaahlitNDtn and td irons ! oxingtou.
Buyers will have <og«t «mt of 'ieorgl* to buy is
* ’-toi o.<rgalti- b n'* at price! Oni; 13-SO p*r
•u. Ajp.ytu J. r. 'ViLLiFOttD,
it.-a, t tl.va* Agent.
TQ RENT>
I lot o i C ill’tgo tsyea iM, Athens It ua< oil It
lx room oo'ra* . kitchnn, aUolc». carriage
•«e, etc., vtd oit*s of tho be« w-lis In town.
Apply n rHJHoKFD K.
FOR BALE.
B acres r.f lanJ four .olio* from centr-
II iMioios'ud. 20 acena stand In good *wte ol
ilvation, well watered and level. A b-wgain
> bo had if applied lor in next flflccn day*
Price A only to
J. H. IVti.I.lKOKO. K’»l KatAte Agt
Rooms to Rent,
Throe nicely furnished rooms tn rent reasona
ble. Day txi.trd can oe had convenient. Apply
at Mr*. Friers x», comer of Dougherty and Jack*
RICHMOND A DANVILLERAILKOAO
>AA**MK* DtpiftTVftNr.
On and afte. Oct. ink, UM. Puau&gur Trufb
a-nrioe on the Atlanta and Charlotte Airline
Division a U1 ho ua loliou # •
ArOaluca villa
“Lai*
"Rabun Gap Junction .M
Hours wash.
WAR p ■ 1L» ft m
tOifl* p m [17At p “
* Rabun Uap Junction.
1 Lula.....
“Gainesville
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, (AlR-LlNB BALLS) Uo
, IN* Mohtm.
Leave Atlanta Hip*
Arrive (Jainesvillo 7.»w p m
ACCowwonatioN Train, (Aia-Lur* B*ll*.j
-Local Pbxioht, Goino Sooth.
. lewtkiL’Tls.
AravifGalnesrillc......... h *wh -
Arrive Atlanta..
go. 11.—Lot
Leave Cbarlotto-
Arrive Gaffney’s — 11.17 • I
'* Spartanburg-. l.2o p i
* Grecnvlllo—...— AM p x
1 Central 1.06 p l
No. 17 — Local Frrioht, Going Norm.
Leave Central—..— 4.10 a t
Arrive Green villa «.is a b
Spartanburg ... ... . 9.T7 a c
Gaffuay’a — —...................12,27 p a
Charlotte — 7.00 p t
AND FIRE KINDLING!
DORSEY BROS.
Have accepted the agency for the (iresteftt Fire Kiudlin^in the world,
A box contain* yx> otkebind only luj per box. Enough kindling in
cue box to last ihi winter. CflU at our office and gef JMmple. Send
in your orders for coil. We have the ngenry for te vent! o» the best Coil
now on the market, and will guarantee our BjaJto give satisfaction.
DORSEY BROS.
All freight Dame an tht* roan carry paasen
gars. Ail passenger trains run through to Dan
villa and uienmoud without change, connect.
Ing at Danville with Va. Midland Rwy.. to all
eastern cities, and at Atlanta witb all lint*
diverging. No. BO leaves Richmond at 1.2ft
p m and No. 51 arrives there at 4.20 p in, 6<
leaves Richmond 1 Ua m, ft*arriveethere.7.41 a
tu. Tba local freights atop at above stations to
to JO minutes.
te, via Washington and Danvllle^tireansboro
and nshtville.
on trains Nos. ft2 and 53, Richmond and Dan
ville, and Washtugtou, and AUKUita *u«i vVA(h-
pgtou and .tew Orleans.
NORTH*kA8TEHN RAILROAD.
8crxin.il aNDKNT’a OmcL «
Athens, Ga.. 8cpt, If./Mfl-j
On and after Bent 19th, 1856, trains ua Uia
>ad will run m follows:
7ft Meridian Time.
Leave Athena...
Arrive at Lala.-./T.
“ Atlanta
“ Tallulah Falla.
•:»* * *
Leave Athens 5.uo p i
Arrive al i.L.a - —...S:U0 p I
Arrive Atlanta. 11.UP p i
Hlceplng Car Lula
Train No. 51 connects At LuIa with R. A D. train
52. Close connection in Atlanta for alt
:l:crn aud Houthwcftern |Kdnta.
rpulhnan palace Hleeplng Car through from
Lula to New Orleans without change.
MILL
Asd 900 acres of land mi'ea from Mad’son
Springs, on Blue $tona rreek. The mill has two
aetsof runnera aud all other machinery nrcea-
airy for a wheat and corn mill At one iiuie
when ing oJ order the mill waa the Wat paying
property In MaJtsou eou.ny, and It can again he
f 'Ut In floe order for a small outlay, and it ia well
tested for cuatotn. Price fk.000, one-haifeash
and balance -aty. Thia property will only be
offered until November It, nnd if uot '"Id by t at
time will bo withdrawn from the market Apply
to JOIUI 8. WILLIFORD,
Real Kaute Agent.
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia aud
New York without change
l raln No. 52 connc.Ua Nt Lula with K. A 1). tralu
Xo. M for all Lie-torn CUiea.
»M‘. ,, uUuiaa Palate Sleeping Cur through from
Lula without chaugc.
All Indus on N. £. K.
«’krough tickats on aa
incut |H>iutN in the North. Ka»t, ifouth aud
All Indus on N. £. K. R. daill. ixeept Sunday,
•'h rough tlckvts on sale at A if. vox for all urn
kcut poiutM iu the North, hast, . w outh and \V«
MKKCKH8LAC ‘~
O gOMOIA f* A I
uaulUMHANY
bTONK MOUNTAIN KOUTK.
Ornca UINRKAL Manaubr,
Augusta. Ga., Oct. 3rd, 1MM5.
Commencing 8uuday„4tb instaui,the follow ins
passenger* Schedule will opcrrlo on this roan
I ndus run by BOlu wcrldlau Line—32 minutes
No. 27, WkaTDAILr. {_
L'v# Augusta 7:4Ua
. TS.n r.bovu re|»n*M*nu U»uType vi tier
f*-T wliic-h I nut AK»ut. Thuv m a groat
niVBrft of time nml Ufoir. On- lk f tin-tn
cm be neeit ai ilt«nf]h > e of Mr. K. K.
l.umpViu, wIpTs* I will tnlce pljofurc Iu
t-xpnniiig llittMiue nml viftlM? term*,
of, lor cironlnrg wtitl \ti ,• natio i nd-
; tireftA, S I). I’u keu. box Sdl. A*»**mh.
^ «• ort i-Viftp N. |> pft KKT r :
O.I^C.
OLD INDIAN.CURE
THE GEM OF BLOOD PU
RIFIERS.
Not a. cure-fli!, but un excellent tonic,
bpimilftermid blood purifier and in the
treatment of
VT.MALK TROUBLES,
nbaolateiy without an cqunl.
Of thia popular preparation the Tele
graph A Meaaenger, ot Macon anye:
“Moatof our druggist liacdle the pren-
aration called O. 1. C. which simply
means Old Imliftii Cure, and many of
them are aeltlng large quantities of it
Thia medicine ha* a stronghold upon the
confidence of our people, who* regard .1
a* an honeat reliable old remedy, it U
manufactured by u company in Perry
Ga„ who own the original Indian recipe.
The rapidity with which tkod Muand for
ithaa lncrea<(et!,sfnreft*introduction in
otfrcoinmiiuity, Ie pimply wonderful nnd
can bo trntiiAilly accounted for upon but
one ground, and that is the real merit of
the article, for its tutvmiHing here hat
been limited, aa compared with many
other preparations that have been left
far in the tear In tho race for popular
favor.”
BOLD BY LSUHNG DRUGGISTS;
THE O. I. C. COMPANY,
Perry, Ga.
This Groat nioe i parlfler.Tonic and Appetiser to
For Bale In Athena, Ga., by Long & Co
nbitfllv
u o.D I Leavn Wash'll 4;ju p.iu
e Atiaufo LOOp u.| si*vc Animate ft. 15 p.a»
... i. WXIT hAILY. j SO. 2tftAaTPAll.fr 1 ?
i Augusu.. 10:/K) a.u»|Ly> AUi»JC4a.. 1:00 *jn
SOMETHING NEW!
Any f.r.c buying ten dollars worth of Goods will be
presented with a chance at a large Doll, worth $12, to
be raffled off Christmas week.
Sash Ribbon?, Met*, per yard, worth fiOct*.
Fine Bhiek Silk, »t .15, worth *1.50: Fine Cuahmcm and Satin*, Met* , worm
Sit* ; Splendid Slock ol Millinery Good*. Clothing » ipecialty. Fait* truu
4 to $12; r>y«' Suit., from »'2.50 totoi Men.’ B»t», 25cts to *1 75. Nice lot o
V ilr’ili and TRUNKS,
CARPETS and RUGS.
nice lino of Ladlei’ Clock*, Wntchra and Jewelry of every deecription
Banjos, Accord eons and Fiddles.
Everything kept inn lirri -elite* I try Goods Store can be found at
C. MORRIS
«cp27*ur.awim. No. it Broad eticct, next door to old fitnituv - ore
LOUISIANA JZ/rrEltY.
r APlTAL l’Bli'E.«/b,OOU
Ttcketa Only $6 Shards in Proportioa.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
COMPANY.
••Wedo hereby certify that
auperv!* the
nd Seml'Au-
1/Htery Coa»-
__ .. . Monthly and Semi-
nuai Drawing* oftbd Louisiana State l/»tte '
nany, and io |H*raoli manage and contiwl th
Inga themselves, and that the same are toi
with huaroty, ulrnrss, and in sood faith
all j ftr tea. and we authorise the Comp
with fae*aitnilna of o
GUINN’S
Goaiuaissioyari
icorpnmtrel In ll&t lor 23 tears hv Hie Legists*
* n>i E.iucatlof.dl and CUsritxbli i-t.ri,o. ea—
ispital of ♦l.OM.OUO—lw which
PIONEER BLOOD RENEWER.
R rTIMW flr »‘ manufsclurtd and sold his
. UU ININ Medicine iron
PERRY, GA.,
In an huniblcnay, using an oidlnary Iton »•! 'or
foiling. Thu i»u-iik‘*s wus run undcrtlie »«::i«e if
Swift &. Guinn,
l>rry, °a.
With the Caution priniotlouoach.luhol;
"None genuine
Uhout the wr'ltao signature of
li. GUINM.”
Ami »h.i Medicine wa told al W pev bottle.
ThU CO pvnneroliip was .lis Ave*l by Mr. C. T.
hwift rtMlringatitl Mr. R Guinn continuing tbe
mauufsciuro of ihl.t Celvbrati d Vegltablo Blood
Hi-newer fron tfouihnru Fortsia up to tbe preseut
time.
Mr. R. Gulnn haa Ida account Irnoka showing
asle* by him to i *i tics sr!:a e
alphlb’ lbat repel
r with
of ..ter rf.W ',«>• hassli.ee b
*a«! who an
. d roearos—tt,e| his gen
ius. enterprise and meiiea in Isbellt gar d intro-
t-ou added. ' duciug to mnmi n^lt boon in the ant'cte.1—
v. tells irnoL lilac I cl.arly cm Hies hIVb. He has bow sold Ins rlgut
rprwsent .it ic Ceusututioa I therln totLe
rw A rw;J'”.—a,r.w^ Macon Medicine Co.,
.cpt Opfc4/««» «fof<*
loiiU-J lure-ialwl .'J, A. D., l»T).
Whs
He Or
r*il*
* Alhei
7
i.ll:20 a
9: 0 a.1.
• Uu. F'l
‘ WoiHiville 2.
Maary
** Antioch... 3:24 L.B
“ Lox'gt’u.. lO:ti0 a.m “ Lexiugton. 4:01 p.n
•• Antioch. 10:44 a,w '• Winter’ve. 4:4» p.m
" Maxeya . 11.0» in Ar'vt Athena.. ft;20 p.m
“ Woodvlllo 11:37 p.ui “ Wiuh’gt’n. 2:20 p.m
.r’vo U’u Pt.. ll*J» ■ •! • Macoo .. «;upm
Atlanta S.4*p«. “ tur»>is . i:U p.ai
HO. 4.1
A SI'LtiXf)!:* OPPOKf UNITY TO
Wi.V a I-'uIM I NK Ku*venin iiianO
Drawl../, L'Irpr L, IN TIIK AC A L hll Y
or MUSIC. NK>V oKI.KaNN.TUFS-
1:10 p.m mv.honmsw 10,1385—186 h ;.l»nudy
" “ Drdwiug.
CAPITAL Hi:IZE, *70,000.
ino.ooo Tickets, Five D**Uari Each.
Piadionft, in Fitihain proportion.
sOlOlflttlk.
« capitalpuizk..
• .1.. .Iu . . .
I:0« p.t
•AugJ
r OAILY.
- igusia 9:40 p ».
Arrive Mat-un fl:4fl a
Ar’ve Atlanta. < 45 a.iu
n't Augusta.. S:Cfl a *1
NOTICE,
VO I*, i, t.r by an* '* wc-nVw. win,
1.1-R.vi. uiM n. no K( W to. p u rtf
”■ •kr'lfil’*’ 11 to- oo «... too
<KSov.ovr«M.I,t.to* .-li,
The Mirror
is no flatterer. Would you
make it tell a sweeter tale?
Magnolia Balm is the charm
er that almost cheats the
looking-glass.
uVmI
; tem -f|. .bill’ frro schools In Sal.*
|i rows win bom Ml** »■> vote ta aeiHH
■* roaid^J - » usoatas witlile the rorgotaU
fcjSs-SaSS
SssasasnsMsaiss
..visa
-•ant i
PAY YOUR STATE AND COUNTy
taxes:
Tlic dl^at of the above taxes for lH8.1
»re now In my hands for collection. All
persona concerned ore urged to come
forward end settle promptly. Office in
CapL J. If. Rucker’s cotton office,
ddtwlm H. H. LINTON.T. C. C.
TO ADVERTISERS.
. . . ciUl.liu into S’ Ate*
MMMwIII le SSBIA* «»rlic tlfoq—FRBB J
wfleeuro work Uifta the warfoae seetfoaa ef mmm
ftktect Local LUU OEa p. ROWELL ft ca
77
^VTvosti
E. 3. LONDON, Agent*
Train aumner 21 will stop m aad rveulve i
acagers to aud from Ibe lullowlug stalous on!
Grovefown, BsirselU. Harlem,Deariog, Thomson
Camak, Baruetl, Crowiordvilie. Ut fon
Point, Grerueaboro, Madison, UuUedga,
Hociol Clrclsv, GoringUmj, Conyers, fttoue Mouo
tala and Decatur. Train So. 2ft v ill atop *1
and receive passengers te and from the
following stoUoua ouly: Urevetown, liorlem,
Hearing, Thompson. Camak, Barnett, Craw*
fordviffe, Union Point, Ureenahuro, Madison,
Rutledge. Hoc 1*1 Circle, Covington,Convert, U-
thoulo. Htouts Mouuula and iHn otur. The ''fast
Line” connects for all point* east and northeast
west and southwest.
Train Ho. Is on Athens Branch gives passage*
gen from Nett on main Jlae, 2J minutes for
supper at Union Point.
Tuo fast mall runs throneh sleepers between
Atlanta and Char leatou. Trains to and fro or
Athens connect with trains 27, ft, 1 and A
1. R. DORSEY, Gen. Pass, Agent.
JOHN W GRKKN.Ifoel Man*r»v
JOB W. WHITE. Geu’l Traveling Paasenge
Ageaf. Augusta, Ua.
J. A. GRANT,
INSURANCE AGENT ,
Represent* Fir.t-Clns*, Pfompt-
1'ayini; Cumpinie*.
A-SSirrS HEl’llKSKNl’Kl) $40,000,0(0.
Office cor. Thomn* nnd Clayton *ts
ocUMIr.
0 PIUIt A ” WHISKY
HABITS CURED
BY B. M. WOOLLEY, M. I
ATLANTA, GA-
Reliable avldeuce give* aad reference ta cur.
4 jmUeftts and ph jalelaas. dead.for asp book a*
>• Habits and tkalr eare. Frew. naklvii
PAPER!
A, rum m mm J. prl.tMt „
PIONEER‘m’F’G CO.
OF PAPER CLARKE C0.GA.
W, B. BUBNETT.
ATTOKNEY- AT-LA W,
ATHENS, OA.
os ovss nix. Jourrs. r»u<« f*
iruiSKsor
T UT *Vj7
.*5.GU>
IU.iU)
is/no
10p»JO
I.0UA do » ...
APraoziMATfon rnua
f.AppreaimaUoa Prises uf 4700-
offlro of the Compear lo Mew Orleans
mrr information write cfoarly, giving
». POSTAL MOTBft. Kaprssa Money
Ord«Tft erjfew York Rxcha-igain trdlnsrr 1st-
eta (all sums of 16 end up
addressed
mOaUPIUR.
iuii“tJdlma. r roarii.
Order* eejfow York t
ter. t urrahey by Lcorvw (all
words atom expense^
’ Wear Orleans,
or M. A. DAUPHIN.
Washington, D. C.
Make P. 0. Money Orders
payable and address Regis
tered letters to
mr oiLBAxa rational rank. i
Mew Orleans. La i
OK {
LOUISIANA NATIONAL B 'NX. [
New Orlea' s, U '
iTATi rational Bank. ^ . ;
• NewOrleni’S. la. J
GERMANIA NATIONAL U iMC >
New Or lee us. La.
>1 ACOJf, G -
Whose Ub-*i will b -*4 vuar-rtee I list ihe
Mediclbo will be kept up to that b gb atat ‘'aid,
without shadow of varying, dial r.• ► t t n*v. d to
thtf doubling njedlial w* nd. the exiatente <f a
Purely Vegltalde Blwod Kruiedy.
It. Gt’IJiX Travel* lor the Company.
Piicc per Bottle |i,ro an I $175.
Lost Installment of City
Tax. P
due -n«| required i
Noveuilwr u*st The Uoox* for th» He.-1st ration
ef voters ore epen at my elflee, uud w|U be clos
ed at S o'clock, p. m.. on the Mb day ef Ruvetn*
* * * 'eur-tax nnd reals
CARPETINGS
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
W. «kJ. SLOANE.
ISYITK ATTBhTlOY TO I HE ATTflACTIVE
PKICK8 AT WHICH THEIR ENTIRE
FALL STOCK IS BEING OFFERED.
AXMINSTLR8 from $2.25 peryd.np-
w«rd.
WILTONS from 2 00 per yd. npwaid.
MOQUKTTKS from 1.60 per yd. upward
BODY BRUSSELS from I 00 pr** yd.
apwanL
TAPEKTBY BRUSSELS from 00 per
tip ward.
RAINS from 50 per yd, npwan!
SWISS LACE CURTAINS
from $5.00 per pair upward.
MADRAS LACE CURTAINS
from $4.00 twrpair upward
ANTIQUE and FRENCH LACE CUR
TAINS from $3-50 per pair upward
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS
from $1.00 per pair up wad!
TURCOMAN CURTAINS
from $o |»*rpair upward
TAPESTRY COVERINGS
from $! 60 p«r yd upward
CRETONNE COVERINGS
from 30 eta per yard upwnnl
SAMPLES SKNT WHEN DESIRED AlfD
PROMPT ATTENTION PA|D TO
ALL MAIL ORDERS.
Oorraapondenc* Urited.
Broadway and 19 th
NEW YORK CITY.
St.
beracaL Cm-*
Altana. Ga , October Gth, lftftl.
BARKER SHOP REMOVED
We hnvn removed ear Palate Barker Shop to
the staudoa Jwkaon street, former!,
by Low# a t*«*, os a wiiwi, on t are i
i re pared tksu ever te wait upon ear __
mere, aud eg nuuy new unee a* will pur »nUc n«.
We base the b*ud*Mae»t and beat v«vLptad boro
tar aisopU /(tan* and on If the woet aklUed
tMiseriai nr Uv* aro ••„»#*# I. «.lv* ne a trial.
tfS6rifo;R ft ~-Un i
’ customers Ranted.
TO.TAKKPDU,
SWEET MILK, CREAM AND
Butter Milk.
14 QPART TICKETS !\»RSl
UImiSU SSOTI S*IS, F.O. bn
hMhMi
RELIABLE SELF CURE
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SBawwaalfflBsnto
H^NMMtu-toc In. Inn—Md*.
SSdreu na WARP « CO, UuMim. Mo
TENNYRGYAL^LLS
“CHICHC
T», Oriel
tasst'Mijnkl
Notice.
The eWtloa for fro# **♦* .»!% will h-h*lde*
the 7th day ol KoWhtber, attbe foliewiag ulocea’
Ut Word at Mr Met ester's Blot c eo Broad V
"CHICHCSTCR’S ENGLISH."
T». Orlslual anil Unljr ,.-**■**
