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And Personal Mention.
Ca-pb Cox is now ranning hia
train on schedule time.
30 to 35 pound* nice grits %LOO.
Appleby & iX-ari wylei)
Mr. K. N Sharp went down to
Atlanta Monday night on busin iss
Dr. John Crawford, of Athens,
was in town last week.
White fish 50c. Appleby & Dead
w; ler„ -
Col. Wm. H. Simpkins, of At
lanta is in town' today.
C. .7. Hood went to Atlanta
Monday night on business.
Canned beans,‘snap and shelled at
Appleby & Deadwyler’s.
Col. Z- D. Rogers, of Eeblerton,
“was in town Monday on legal busi
ness.
Pae jjr. Miles’ Nebvk Pi.asttos for SPTN\I
We&IBtESS. AH druggists sell 'em for 25a
Don’t sit still and see Harmony
Grove grow. Keep pushing—help
her along.
Call at and see Appleby & Dead wy
ler’s line of fancy candies. Heat as
sortment in town.
The city fathers are calling for
bide on keeping up the streets of
the town.
Ghißdren Cry for
etcher’s Castoria.
G. \V. D. llarber has been out of
town most all the week attending
Carnesville court.
Quaker >nts, Tlmrber shreded
oats and JVtii J< Ims bieakfast lood
at Appleby & Deadwyler’s.
Mrs. J. T. and Miss Cora Quillian
visited relatives in Athens the first
of the week.
There was an unusually large
crowd*at preaching Sunday morn
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Boyd will
now make our town their home
for the summer.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Tho Harmony Grove Mil's have
received all the new r i aery
o l have tho most of nd
running.
Have you tried Ap e v . *
Wyler’s t ibu-eos, ci - us
t .<1 cigarettes. Ahvay u irt •• • -p
ply on hand.
The Ha-rno iy Grove Feleph me
Go., will let the people of Majsville
make ale v reinuks over the wl e
free this aderuoo i.
. See our new styles in spring haG.
Keep up with the times by placing
your orders with u^.
Mrs. Jordan & Dale.
Mr. John Montgomery has re
turned from a trip to Rome and
Atlanta.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
K. N. Sharp’s new residence on
Cherry street is nearing comple
tion and will soon be ready for the
draw string.
Anew line of Ladies, Misses and
Children’s spring hats j ist arrived at
the new millinery store of Mesdames
Jordan & Dale.
The wire for the Maysville tele
phone has at last arrived. Harmony
drove can now get hourly reports
of tlie health of her little sister.
Ladies can have their dresses
iroperiy made.and tilted at the new
millinery and dress making establish
ment of Mesdames Jo;dan & Dale.
Messrs. Sc >tt Jackson, Bob
Quillian and Jim Gregory are in
Athens today playing ball with
Lexington, Ga., against the Uni
versity-
J. C. Butler will do your caleimin
ing cheaper that) anyone, and guar
antee a first-class job which will pos
itively not rub off,
Claude Jackson, so” o.f Mr. N. T.
Jackson of Apple Valley, accidently
put a number 32 into his knee yes
terday. The ball was taken out by
Drs. Hardman and the wound will
liot likely prove very serious.
Speaking of soaps the best bar
gain is at L. G. Hardman & Bio’s.
3 cakes nice butter milk soap for
10c., 2 cakes nice toilet soap sc.
Bought from Exposition - haws.
An error crept into A.- local
column last week, and if out pa
per had a “devil” wo would cer
tainly blame him with it. But in
this case the localist will uhopider
all and explain thut a pretty
young lady who had v arrived
was made to appear a widow. We
are glad to make the correction
and will apologize right here.
Cnu‘. W-'Tat Branch a ’ wer
Ht.fi gt-.ad-aR.r-- t?-“ .7*-, (ten - ! -f the
Palmetto State, spent Saturday
and Sunday -ur town. The in
dications 4ro that the Captain is
matrimonially inclined, and we
wish him success in his undertak
ing.
Our Mr. Dead wvler will take
great pleasure in tilling your orders
and will hive goods delivered at
your hous** at onee. Send iii your
orders. Now store and fresh goods.
Give us a trial. Appleby <fc Dead
wyler.
Willie Gober has been quite
sick, but is now improving some.
Be sure to get Simmons Liver
Regulator for your Spring Medicine.
Tt’s the old reliable tint did the old
folks so much good. Don’t let any
one persuade yon to take anything
else instead. You can always tell I
Simmons Liver Regulator by the Red !
Zon the package. Don’t forget the j
word Regulator—Simmons Liver j
Regulator—-better thnn anything
else, and sure la do you good.
L. G. Hardman & Bro. have-got
their new soda fount in operation.
Appleby & Dead wyler’s ts head
quarters for groceries. 7 hey buv
their goods for cash at “rock bottom”
prices ind will give their customers
the advantage of the discounts.
Come to see us.
The Baptist church in Confer
ence last Friday night decided to
proceed at once to erect the ten
thousand dllriar church from plans
submitted by Archetect Hunt, of
Chattanooga. The building com
mittee will proceed at once to get
up t-he material and work will be
gin in a short time. This will be
by all odds the handsomest build
ing in Harmony Grove.
I'he very best line of canned
goods, fli.ur, hams, rteed and eating
potatoes, coffee, sugar, pickles in bar
rels and bottles. Call and try them.
Appleby A Dead wvler
NEURALGIA cured by Dr. Miles’ Pain
films. “One cent a dose. At all druggists
At the request of numerous
friends the Rev. Pleasant Camp
bell will preach at the John Town
Baptist church, Sunday afternoon
at two o’clock. Subject: “Gr at
are the mysteries of godliness.”
The minister says his wife will
close behind him. He i vites the
white people to hear him.
Whm Baby •' *ve gave her Castoria.
When she v.\.v •; ft ;,! cried for Castoria.
■When she h-come t" she clung to Castcrfa. ;
When she had CLiidren, she gave them Castoi ia.
An old fashioned spelling tree j
will come of at the school chapel
next Friday night under the aus
pices of Women’sßaptist Mission
ary Society- Messrs- W. B. Bower
and \V. T. Harbor will throw "wet
and dry r and choose sides from
the audience. Dr. B. F- Rilev will
give out the words and all will be
conducted as of old in an old field
spelling match- Every body is in
vited to come and bring their 25
cents for admissson.
Trashy I&edicine.
M any such fl od tie market.
Botanic Blood Balm is a consrieut
ious'v compounded medicine, the re
sult of forty years praelic by an em
iuet ph\sician. It is the be t blood
purifier ever offered to the pubiie,
and isgua a need to cure if given a
| fail trial. Try it for all skin and
' blood diseases, including caturh
1 and rheumatism in is worst form.
I One bottle of it contains more cura
tive and buiidiug-nn virtue than a
dozen of any other kind. Try "The
Old Reliable.” See advertisement
elsewhere. For sale by druggist,
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•*A . us- -. 1- -;>ldns Dcy.”
I have just oeen aroiitd to Hard
man A 8 .. with mama. She
bought these clothes and this hat
there. They’ve got suits from 50c.
up for children, and pants from 25c.
up.
‘^js \Hng Bqc.
Harm mV Grove,Ga Meh. 23, 1 B*)Q.
The Budding and Sub Com mitt cs
of the B.ipti 1 ebui-li met and de
cried t i give an old fashioned sjiell
iug bee night, March 27.
admission fee of 25 cents far adult
ami 10 cents f>• iti school child re
The Sides to be chosen by Messrs.
\VT T. !Ia ber and W. B Power. A
lady will be take in each side to
assist in ilia choosing out. Two
presents will be olTe t*d, a booby to
the one sitting down first and another
prize to the one-standing longest.
Suollygoster Ham is expected lo
be on hand to deliver the prizes.
The old Blue-back spelling book will
be the standard, and Dr. Riley will
give out the w >rds. There will al<o
be a musical progra n tendered un
der I lie direction of Misses Pearl
Power, Florence Sandeis, Mrs.
Dobbs and Mr. T. J. Bennett.
Everybody is cordially invited to
come and rake.part m the spelling
bet*.
The democratic club is Requested
to meet just after ihe spelling bee
closes.
Tliousands of Women
SUITE# UNFOLD MISERIES. /
BRADFIELD’S
FEMALE
REGULATOR, \
ACTS AS A SPEC3FBC >
B; Arousing to Healthy Action ail her Organs.S
—Jfc causes health to bloom, and;
joy to reign throughout, the frame. (
... It Never Falls to Regulate...?
** My wlfo lms Boon mulct*treatment of lend-?
lug imyMcliins tinea yearn, without Benefit.?
AtteruwinjJ three Dot.ties of HitADMftl,f>*s)
KKMAUM UMiIULATOU plocu:i<L> her Own)
'cooking, milking iiiul wjislhmk.” S
N. S. HUY AM, licii<ler*on. Air,. \
nnXWvlV.hn KWi: LATOII <’(>., Atlanta iia.S
, Solti by druggist* &t SI.CO per bottle {
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The following per ons registered at
the Alhamb a hotel during" th past,
week: t hus. P Spaulding, Al’an a,
G It. 1,. Hard age, Atlanta, Ga.;
ELS White, Rmhmond. Va.; L B.
Roberson, Aha da, Ga ; C. I>. Birch,
Athens, Ga., Frank White, Rich,
mend. Va,.; S. 11. Davis, West Vii
ginia; T. ( and Mr Dunn, Wider,
S. 8. Turner, Philadelphia; W. T-
Bran ?h, Abbeville. S. O; E. J|
Watts, Philadelphia; W. T. Harri-,
Athens; F. M Luuiuton, Louisville,
K\ .; R W. Grav. Ti ioxv ile, 'i’eiin.;
H 11. Crawfu'd, Allens; J. 11.
1> lesse, Ath ns; A. G. Smith, Grif
fin, Ga ; O. C. Beil, Gainesville, Ga.;
Z. B. Rogers, Elberton, Ga; W. 11.
Bigelow, Boston, Mass.; J. P. Tuggle,
Atlanta, Ga.; W. A. C op-r, L w
renceville, Geo. 11. Crafts, Atlanta,
Ga.
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Stuart’s Gin and Buchu
SI.OO
France has her lily
And England her rose,
And everybody knows
Wlrwe the shamrock grows.
Scotland has her thistle,
I'lowering on tin hill,
But, ! n • American emblem
Js i In* - me dollar bill;
Which will buy one bottle of
Stuart’s <iin and Buchu.
Read the following from an emi
ttenl physician:
Atlanta, Gi.— r Same time ago I
had a vell iraiked cue of Bright’s
disease of the kidneys as carefully
diagnosed, after the m >st th >ro igh,
searching examination knawn to the
medical profession, I tried all the
remedies recognise j by stwulird
authorities, but without being able to
relieve a single bad sym >to:ii. I
tlien in dispair tried ART’S
GIN AND BBC ID. The first bot
tle gave decided .results. After tak
hig the third bottle a ci> nple e cure
was e footed. I write this simply in
Uic cause of humanity.
M. C. M tsris, M. D.
Doa’t Tobacco Sptt aud S:noko your Ufa away
i.s the truthful, startling title of a
book aboutNo-Tu- Vac,the harmless
guaranteed t ibacoo" habit cure taut
braces up nic;lined uei’ves, (>liini
iia!e j . the n cotioe p>i-un, mike
weak rne-u gain strength, vlg • • end
j manhood. You run no physical or
j fiu mcial :ask. a> '%'•- 1’ -B i- i> Jd
Jby L. G. fi trU-tj in & B o. in cr a
i guarantee to cure or money lefuml
i od. Book free. Address Sterling
Remedy C0,,.N0w York or Ch ; ago
Washington letter. •
' ill rsesjum ifHt.l
Wa fling!on, March 13, 1890
Senate!- 1> ice is admitted, by
riemis and foes alike, to be one of
'he shrewdest men in political life.
' no ins opinion as to the democratic
>ariy for the next Uiree in mths
inds an echo ii the min Is of in my
leading members of the pari y. He
w . * \
thinks the. wise thi :g for the d-m .-J
era's to do G to wait until the re-
have m ;de their platform
and put up their ticket before c>m
milting th'-mseives t > any candidate
i.for the democratic nomination. He
thus sums up ins opinion of what
the democrats will do: ‘We will not
make up our mind- as to what we will
do about a pre .ideuiia! nominee until
after the Republican National Con
vention acts. The chances are that
the democratic state conventions of
the big states, lik u Ne.v York, Ohio
and Pennsylvania, will not meet to
select delegates until lifter the St.
Louis eowvonlionThe wisdom of
this waiting policy is that it will
-leave'lie pa ly tree to pm up the
most avaPahle man against the iv-
P tblican nominee, and that might be
a man not. now considered, and to
take full advantage of the mist ike;
m v ie in either ticket or platform by
riu* St L an> con volition.
Both silver democrat and sound
money dr in uwats are cl riming a ins
j n-ityof til • Chicago conver.ti n, but
neilher si !e is claiming the two
tmii*<l sit will take to nominate the
ticket unless the two thirds rule be
abdished. There will be a total of
930 delegates! in the convention. (H
these (lie silver men claim 549 and
tire sound money men 580. _ Of
course one or the other claim must
turn mu lo be wrong. I'he claims
ot both si les mv made on the bash
of entire sta r e delegations, as with
the exception of Ohio and West
Virgins it is expe ted that the unit,
rule will be followed and the majority
ea-ri the vote of the entire state del
egalion either for or against silver,
'i'he (’on-mauvos have not aban
doned hope of a comprymise finaeial
plank up; n which all democrats can
stand without surrender of princi
ple.
In order to give tiie democrats the
sight to circulate it under a Congres
sional frank, Representative- Din
more, of Arkansas, had Senator
nondlev’s interview charging Mc-
Kinley with being a boodle candi
date read as a part of his speech
against the resolution censuring Am
bass idoi Bayard, which the House
adopted. Chandler’s charges are
explicit and emphatic and if Melvin
ley gets the republican nominalion„ !
this overview \\ ill make a corking
campaign document for use against
him.
A-> there is no official channel
through which those resolutions of
censure adop-ed by the House can
be transmitted to Ambassador Ba
yard, that gentleman will never
know .officially that the House has
taken such a i absurd course.
Senator Blanchard, of La., who
has just returned from a visit home,
sof the political outlook in his
state: “The -republicans and popu
11st have fused m'tiie hope of doing
in Louisiana what they accomplished
in N. C. in 91. But they will miss
it, I think, by a ia ge majority—4o,
000 ace utiing the the figures of Gov.
Foster.”
“For Charity Ssifferetb Long.”
Mrs. Laura C. Phoenix, iUUwaukee, Wls.
“Jfutroti of a Itcncvolent Rome
and knowing the good Dr. Miles’ Nervine
has done me, my wish to help others, over
comes my dislike for the publicity, this
letter may give me. In Nov. andT>ec., 1893,
Use inmate# hati tiie ‘‘/.at,nppe,’ ’
and Ivrasono cf tiio first. Resuming duty
too soon, with the care of so many sick, I
d'd net regain my health, and in a month
1 6eeic so debilitated and Frt>es
from sleeplessness and the drafts made on
my vitality, that it was a question if I could
go on. A dear friend advised me to try
Dr. Xilf's’ Restorative JVervine.
I took 2 bottles aud am happy to say, I am
in bptter health than ever. I Ktiii continue
Its occasional . sc, as a nerve, food,
as my work is very trying. A letter ad
! dressed to Milwaukee, Wis- will reach rna."
Juno 6.1891. Mna, Lacs* C. Pn.OEHix.
t)r. Milos* Nervine is sold on a positive
snarantee tbatithe first bottle v til benefit.
All druggists sail it at 81.6 bottles for 85, or
it will ini sent, prepaid, ou rt iui of erics
by tho Dr. Miles Modicai Do-, Elkhart, Lvd.
Dr. Miles’ Nervine
Restores Health
• MAYBYILLK.
| Mriysviile is gradually overcuu
fug its former state of letlia gy ami
in these days of progress a spirit cf
enterprise seems to prevail in our
town. Dwelinig bouses that have
sb’ol the the storms of several win*
let-- are no.v being overhauled aid
printed. And the lit nber is now
.being placed for several more good!
Jo.hidings to be nu’. Up daring the’
spring and summer, and while these.!
smaller enterpri-es are going on
there i< a quiet, but we believe
stea ly a>d sure move in the dircc
ti mof a colt in mill here. If busi
ness matters continue as thev a e
I *
! now, we ex pee' lo see a cotton mill
here in full force within phe next
eight months -v
Fhe meas es seem to have c >m
' pie tod its n usance he e, an 1 peace
ami go id health prevail-.
j A darkey walked in the drug store
a few days ng > aid ti nidly walked
to the soda fount an-1 inquired: “ lr.
Christian is tins.same kind of .music
al instrument?” And with rut wait
ing fo an answer ho' exclaim-* 1: “OJ
yer, this j s (.hot triephane I've been
hearing About.”
'l'he Woman’s Mi-..--ionary Society,
rf the Mo!It 'dis! cirrch lie aru
going ! i pant (lie-Parsonage. “The e
is power i ’ the heart of a chris*
tion woman.”
Mr. J. S. Comer lias sloped thirty
cars of cattle from this place this
-u inter.
There will be a citizens’ meeting
held at the Council Chamber on
Monday night of March 30th. The
object of the meeting will be. to get
an expression fr an all of the citizens
who feel an i rierest in a col ton fac
tory here. Every body who feels
friendly towards the enter prise are
especially unit cl.
ixte nercbxot |pp
B who has had long experience in V'
II con -u- line his business is a c.ts-
F-i criminating buyer ar.d e - r
II most resell to dire l the alien-p
lion of such a merchant to ou. c .
|?Doors, Sb & |3
which are made to bear W<
kGp‘ closest scrutiny-of the most care
fiiil ful purchasers.
Write lor Prire l ist,
tel august a LUvmrß co..
pG AUGUST A. ©A-’^a
.!“/? m.v lhn V
p n i
-* rl J to diTtributh ■
c.ar acvenus
t meats in part payment ter a ijnvio'ACßio ■
y i,level". Wiiicb vs scr.il then oti hpororat. No |
1 work done until ihs bicycle arrives and provan
1 satisfactory.
\ Yoiang Ladles •SfirSS? j
f ?"boysorcirls apnly the? r*>stl<B vrell reoom* '
;Siei:deu. Write for particulars.
| ACME CYC! B COHfYETLY
I ‘ ELKHART, 514D.
Ft. \\ t okt;i, TANARUS: x . Get. IU, 1895.
Acnn Cycle Cos., Elkhart, Ltd.
Dkaji Sir?:—My Amt-e - Light
R master arri ed yesterday morning
ami not only im self, but e cyime
til a' has seen it pron limes it a strh t
!y fir.stclh-s wheel.and a beauty. 1
a?ji very well pi; use i with the same,
an l will do all ! can to get a great
many more to hay your wheel.
Yours 1 1 ui v,
C. Ii- CHEATHAM.
Alliaxcv, Ohio,Oct. I*2, 1895.
.4 cms Cgvhi Cos.. E'-Uhnrt, Ltd.
Dkar Sms: Having given my
wheel a good trial, am ready to say i
am exceedingly well pleased and
thank yon kindly* for the favor and
privilege you have given me. 1 show
ed the wheel to >me of our prominent
bicycle agents, who did Bis best to
sell me a who I, and he said after
taking- a short tide on it that it. was a
tine wheel, and I know if the ma'cii
a! is as good as the finish, I will nev
er regret my bargain. Yours truly,
SETH BARTON.
FREE information.
Messrs. C. A. Snow A Cos., of
Washington. I) C., lawyers and
agents for proeming patents, will
send free to any address pamphle's
with information about h me and
; foreign patents, caveats, copyrights,
I trade-marks, infringements, design
: patents, abstracts of decision*, etc.,
as well as the Cost, of patents iu the j
, United States and foreign countries.;
WE Have NO AGENTS
b,,t ship from our factory at
wholesale prices. Ship any
\ tv/Tfia where for examination; pay
m/MJshS freight both ways if not satis-
Xs'P? factory. lW^tyie^of
Harnet-s.
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CASTORIA
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting 1 Sour Curd*
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colie. Castoria relieves
teething- troubles, cures constipation asid flatulency.
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cos*
toria is tl*e Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend.
Castoria.
“ Castoria is avr excellent medicine forchil-
Iren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good efieet upon their children. *’
Dk. G. C, Osgood,
Lowell. Mass.
“Castoria is the best remedy for children of
which lam acquainted. I hope the day is not
fa- distent when mothers will.consider the
real interest of their-children, and use Castoria
instead of the vftrkvus quack nostrums which
are destroying their loved ont-s, by forcing
Opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other
hurtful ageuts down their throats,* thereby
sending them to premature graves.”
Dk.. J. F. Kinchbloe,
Conway, Ark.
Ths Centaur Company, 77 Murray Street, New York City.
WE ARE HERE All AIN
This spring with ail entirely new stock of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS,
SHOES AND GROCERIES.
\Ve have the goods and you need them,
yon have the money and we need it, so
we can make it of mutual benefit. Call
and see for yourself.
We are agents for the \A/oreestereorset.
T. E. KEY & CO.
WE HAVE MOVED
-TO OUR—
New Building
■ - ON
CLAYTON STREET,
Opposite Postoffice.
CHAS. STERN & CO.,
ATHENS. GA.
WATSON BROS.,
Contractors and Builders,
ATHENS, GA.
Estimates Furnished on Application
-AGENTS FOR-
Lumber, Doors, Sash and Blinds,
FRAMES, STAIR AND SCROLL WORK.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
OFFICE 20 CLAYTON ST.
What is
Castoria.
" C?zttjjn b sowell adapted to children that
I reoounaiud it os superior to any prescript jo*
known to tu.”
H. A. Ajichbr, M. D.,
iii So. Oxtoid St., Brooklyn, ft. V<
“Our physicians in the children’s depart
mem have spoken highly of their t-xpeeb
ence its thetr outside practice with castoria.
and although we only have among out
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that ti*
TUvriU of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it.”
United Host it ae and Dispknsarv. *
Boston, Maa%
Allen C. Smith, Pret,