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J. T. WATERMAN,
PROPRIETOR.
r M. C. CABANISS, . . TdArtuNO Aokkt,
la authorised to make collections, to receive
subscription*, and to contract for advertising, for
tbo Imily and Weekly I'an.irr.
Meal tiyu of flirt* Conti oil Citr ol Alios.
MIErcMrmJ at the I
Rmnnd CUrt Mat t.r.'
Port Office la Alkeaa aa
Boston will not hiv* a world's fair.
The enliro Iona bjr fire*, in 1881,
was nhnul 1110,000,000.
A man often cilia liimralf conserva
tive when lie ip only Isxv.
UARTER FOB FEOni'AUy.
Harper’s Magazine ia now
>li in ita inception, in tlis lead
tho magazines of the world. The
rT—- ----- ~ Suinber for February ia before
Athens. Oa., January, 10, 18*. ,. , . , , ...
ami is botn timely and entertaining.
The frontispiece ia a portrait of Victor
Hugo, which will be received with
pleasure by the countless admirers of
the old mao. ‘A clever town built
by Quakers,' is the title ol a graphic
►ketch of Philadelphia. This is fol
lowed by a timely article on 'French
Poetical I.eadeia,’ The other illua—
traled articles are: Valentines; The
American Life-saving .Service; The
Wilson Industrial School and Mis-
sipn; Henry living at Home; Com
mercial, Social and Political Mexico;
Anne; Prudence; and the Drawer.
The non-illustrated articles are, iii the
main, excellent, aa are the poems,
and altogether the publishers have
dune lull justice to tho cultivated
constituency lor whom they have
prepared this bill ol tare.
The pufilisbyrs give notice that
they are going to destroy, next July,
all the plates and all copies on hand
of the Magaxine, Weekly and Bazar,
prior to 1878. Persons who desire
to complete their files should send in
their orders before J turn 30tli, next.
The ''wet" ticket was elected in
Cheraw, S. C., the other day, by
five majorily.
A colored dentist In Augusta,
Dr. Zeke, advertises regular)? in the
ceuntry papers.
It, Affairs about the White House
are much more "tony" than during
the Heyea and Garfield administra
tions.
Iv the government keeps on iu-
creasing the pension list*, It might at
well marshal ita assets and make an
||p assignment.
Wo would like to tee free trade
and otvil service reform become na
tional issues, in place of .stato rflyl-jj
and the like
W. H. Locke, postmaster of
fault, shot and killed himself, while I
KEY-NOTE
^TheMhsic House
iOP THE SOUTH-
low’ pbieehh sales.
The Bert and Most Celebrated
Pianos
^ and
“ POrgans
IN GREAT VARIETY <t 8TYLE.
SO TO 30 FJ3R CENT
ived every purchaser who visit* or com
poud* with
G. 0. ROBINSONtA CO.,
.fl.T7<=T7ST.a., aa.
ALWA7E1 too .to
! headquarters!
A prominent oiiizeujof Cincinnati,
who removed to Boston to spend the
remaning days ol bia life, gave as a
reasuii fur so doing that his sous and
daughters would remain childrenjthere
if two br three years longer Ilian they
uld in the west.
Considering - that the Republican
■rty is trading with John Kelly in
ew York, with Mnhone in Virgin.
under arrest lor a discrepancy oflie. with Jones in Texas and the
$7,000 in his acoounta.
"The Anguata Evening News ia a
great favoiite with us.”—Miliedge-
viila Union and Recorder, It is
great favorite with all who know
Bno. Mamin, of the Rome Cou
rier, is reviewing Dr. Felton’s "torim
ula." Tliere avu many men into
whose bands we w< uld father fall
tliau Mr. Martin’s, if we wire on a
wrong platform. r. f
Ok AuTeitcans in EVglnncl, Mr.
Winon, ft liy far the most laviably
expensive. lie pays $50,000 'for
. forests in Scotland, and in London
lives in a palatial abode on Charlton
House Terrace.
Neokasra lias a law which puts
the H<|uor license so high that most of
tho saloons will havo to go out of
business. Tho law went into cfleet
about two wccka ago, and in Onialm
only S3 saloons are left—out ot 141.
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It is generally supposed that men
know who are drnir friends. The re-
mblicana in Ggyda aerra to congider
the "new departure” as bene
them. There is but one thii
democrats can do with ii
Greenlinckers in halt.a-dor.cn other
Southern States, it can hurdly le "{iV" ”" ,wl
►aid that the party is not . lor tree
trade.
Athens, Ga„ Deo. 3, 1881.
We the undersigned citizins of
Athens, take great pleasure in certi
fying. to the polite, genlleman'y hears
ing, inlegrily in dealing, and entire
reliability ot Mr. John Walls, during
Ids sojourn in our city. lie came
among us au entire stranger, and by
hia upright and honorable bearing,
nccompnuied by a must obliging man
ner, soon won the confidence ot many
of nnr best citizens.
We who have purchased ot him,
find hia goods, after trial, tully up to
hia representation. Accordingly, we
heartily recommend him to the good
people of any community where he
may go. Ill testimony whereof, we
hereto cheerlnlly nflix our names.
Prof. W. W. Lumpkin.
A. D. Clinard.
W M. and M. W. Pittman.
Tho*. Jackson, Tailor ami cutter.
Jno. Billups.
John Cohen.
Isaac l.owe.
John Gerdice, M. D.
A L. Hull, Teller University Bank.
E. C. Long, Druggist.
sA. Coleman, city Auctioneer.
R. G. Gray, ol the Grays.
G. E. O’Farrell, ol O’Farrell Bros.
E. A. Sanford,. ot Bloomfield and
aitbrd. t,
S. A. Moiris, Tailor*
Taylor Bros. Broker.
EXCELSIOR !
IS OUR MOTTO.
ZE3I. O- T7.
Great Musical Saving {Insti
tution of the South.
Musical Instruments S beet '’Music, ^Mnaio
Book-, Bi»t Italian String*, mid everything
pertaining to Fir*t-cla*» Music House.
‘20 TO 30 i’EU CENT. SAVED AT
T. M. H. O. T S.
G. O. ROBINSON & CO.,
Tho Book or Tlio Son ion.
PAQlJlTA,ATrue Storr, Wild A Sad
nthor ami poet, Joaquin Miller.
I with romance and adventure, ia
fascinating as a novel, and prouounced by all to
l* the
TIIK URK1TKST IMlUX STORY OF TIIK AUK.
Agent* wanted in every town to sell this work,
"end for circulars and our extra inducements
kddn-B*, AMERICAN lU ltMSHI.XU CO.,
nova 6t HA RTKORD. CONN.
SOMETHING NEW FOR AGENTS.
RAMBLES TH ?o°»' R
A new, fascinating, and exceedingly iattruc-
tlve Geographical Uauie, that entertains both old
sad young.
Agent* Wanted. Ladle* nr Genll'men,
Tub Atlanta Republican, tl
trsl organ ol the repnlilioan party in
Georgia, ia applauding Dr, Feltoq,. *-R. H. Lumpkin, Aldctman. *
and his "departure.’’ Tlif " w *~ ”
enough to ►eltle the qiieatWS&WWB
‘lilt
Add re**,
AMERICAS ITltMKIIIM) CO..
HARTFORD, CONN.
DR. J. P. HUNTLEY,
IDIEISJ TIST
-TO-
•BUY WHAT YOU WANT.
balswIbosheit
BOOTS AND SHOJiS
Ever kept by any retail bouae in thejDWe. Our
goods are bought direct from the
manufacturer* and we
Guareuxtes SPrioaa
Low as the Lowest'
Everybody Invitod to
.Call stnd Examine
Oar New Styles ot
Fall and Winter Goods!
Daldwixx & Buxmt,
So. 3 Broad Street, Athena, Ga.
READY EOB YOU
AT.
i
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VarietyStore
> ALWAYS IN STOCK
A Complete Assortment of
Gents, Ladies, Misses, Boys
and Childrens
BOOTS & SHOES
STOCK POWDERS,
F1SII HOOKS AND LINKS,
Sarsaparila,
AND
Iodide Potass.
CTXZJ3 CHERRY
TARSYRUP
FOR COUGHS ETC.
SOAPS,
The Cheapest sod Best iu Athena.
Only 2,500 Tooth Brushes
ON HAND. |
ESS. GINGrEE
8. 8.8., Magnesia, and all lending Patent Med*
iciue*. 10,000 pound* of Rod 8cal tot.
Louis Lead. 250 gal e na of
Mixed Paint.
Drugs, Medicines, Etc.
At Bottom Figure*, at the Drug Store of
E. C. LONG & CO.,
Sign of Illuminated Mortar
251-2 PEACHTREE AT, ATLANTA, GA.
TEETH FILLED BY ELECTRICITY.
One to four teeth inserted (on a new plau)
without plate.
1 will i«v >are from Athens to Atlanta, should
parties come tor the purpose of having deutal
work dune, provided the,work amount* to
r f20. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
G KORGIA, Clarks Cousitt.
Wheiva*, Marcella* D. BiownL
e for letter* of administration on
Josiah A. Browning, late «>f said
_ _ilie* to
estate of
— jntr, de
ceased. These are therefore to cito and ad*.
uisl* all coacerped to show came at my of
fice on or before the 1st Monday in Fi bru .nr
next, why aaid letters should not be granted.
Given uuder my hand at office, this Jauua
2d, 1881. ASA M v JACKSON.
janlwAwprinter’ *fee|2.4S Ordinary.
Leave to Sell.
■ whether democrat] - can folUSr the
Doctor. v - *
The proprietor of a tarnishing
good* store in Boston was fined $20
on- Wednesday lor employing •' oaah
r1 boy under 14 years ot age, who had
not attended school at least twenty
1 week* in a year. Tni« was tho fint
under a new law.
ounly News adviaea the
“ 1 the tact that
. was very
H. H. Carlton, city Attorney.
, .R. B. Rtiftell, Attorney at law.
j X M. Lumpkin,
B. W. Romney,
, C.D.McRfc. .
J. ii. Slone, publlrtier of Chroni*
ole. v . ' \
E. T. Lamkin. Student.
. II. Campbell, 1>. D. S.
S. D. Mb evil. ■'
(1 G. TalmaAR of Tillmlg
fejake pleasure in adding our
1 of commeudntion to the above.
Mr. Walls baa made many frienda
here by his upriaht business coarse.
He hue fast opened an entire new
•lock, on Broad’ktrtet, between Long
& Oo’a drag More, and Mandaville’s
jewelry (tore. Give him a calk
GEORoIA, Cunu ComTr.
Mrs. Ella H. Grecu^ulmiuUtratrix of Thomas
F. Greau, Jr., deoeaaed, applies to me for
leave to sell, as the property of said de
ceived, a house and lot lying in Knoxville,
^awfonl county, Ga, containing twelve a
more or leas, whereon K. D. Smith, Kaq.,
re* idee.
These are therefore to notify all concerned
to show emse at tay office on orJdfcre the first
Monday Jin February nextsaid leave
my hand atWSce this 20i
1881.
declrtW ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary.
Inspection of 011k
Jeans and Cottonades.
T
net.
Sheeting,
Shirting,
Chucke, *
Stripes,
Osniibnrgn,
Gingham^
FANCY HOODS
I 4U»
IsT OTIO^TS
Of all 1 . Kinds.
G. O- THOMAS,’
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
VfATKIN8VII<LB GEORGIA
GBOBGl A, Cunt Cenrrr.
Whereat, Leon D. Sledge, aaministrator of
Mary C. S ledge, deceased, applies to me '
leave to tell alt the real estate of said decea*
to-witt One hooee ted lot In tbs city of Athens
and said county, containing about one-fourth of
acre.
Theta art therefore, to notif
concerned to show cause at my o
fort tbs first Monday in Mardi i
leave should not be granted.
Given under my band at office, this 18th day
of January, 1882.
ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary,
PrintentofSASwtfid.
GROCERIES
Magnolia Hama,
Country Hams,
Bacon Sides,
Shoulders,
Pure Leal
Flour,
Corn,
Meal,
Bran,
Tea, ••
Coffee,
Sugar,|
Tobacco,
Cigars,
Snuff.
Syrup,1
Molasses.
Kerosene Oil,
Candies,
Crackers
Garden Seeds,
Canned Goods,
Spices,
Soaps,
Grocer’* Drugs,
\ Powder,
and Shot.
Country Produce I
CROCKERY!
Lamps,
Glass-Ware,
Tin-Ware, Hardware*
IN; FACT 7
All Kinds of Ware
Cheaper than-,the Cheapest.
•* . Respectfully,.
VKTaa. Tiaffarl ii_
Prinaa;Asa and.Chttreh Street
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