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1 : I 99 M«y do for a atupU boy'. excuse ; tat wta» cm ta hU for tin pmM who ***** hia child languishing daily and falls *° r * co ** i »e »b« want of s tonic sad blood-peri Her? Formerly, s coarse oi hitlers, or sulphur and molasses. wss the rate In well-regulated Uinilie.; bat mow •II intelligent household* keep Ayer's Sarsaparilla, which fa at once pleasant to tba taste, Slid tilp meet searching aad affective bleed liMfelne ever ilfaeovered. Nathan 8. Cterefand, ST K. Canton «U, Huston, writes: " My daughter, now SI yean old. was in perfect health n«l! a year ago when she began to complain of to. loom nImpure Wo.el.aod liUl,icSd her’wfaJ^ Ayer*. Sarsaparilla. This madid ms restored her blood-making organs to wjWir action, and in due time retstab- I fatted her former health. 1 And 'Ayer's Baraaparflla a moat ralnab’e remedy for the lassitude aad debility inetdrat to spring M— ” ^ fLS^r-r^r-inxsii M«tlirfn« 9 I find a itplendic* lukUtuto for tli#* ol(l4ima roniponmld in Ayer's tV*'*"" 1 *- wll, » • fcw ot Ayer’s 1 ilia. After their use, I feel freshen aad stronger to go through the summer." Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, rurmn ar Or. J. C. Ayer * c*. Lows!I, Mass. Pffa. «1; asboofa.,**. Worth »5 a howls. Headquarters fob We have just received a shipment of French Peas, Jockey Club Sardines, Plum Puddings, Layer Figs, Thurher’s • Canned Peaches, Pears, Apri- eots, and Dunbar’s Pre served Figs. Our Olive Oil, Teas, Extracts and Spices ARETHEBEST — ALSO OATS, CORN, HAY and STOCK FEED. CALLOWAY, LAMBERT & C0.» Telephone No. 73. *K ’>t profits per month;will prove It or pay loifeh re w ixirtralts Jun oat ' S3 60 Sample sent kkkk to all. W. h, chide ster & sou,2s Bond at. N.Y ▲ A ,, pointews 1 »et;««“«« PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM Cleanses and beautifies the bail. IPromotes a luxuriant growth. fa-magsaBigar „ CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS. tt«I CroM Diamond Drand. Tbs sbTt rsllstls JS5 Swiss Condense! Hitt Co. RICI BRAND GENUINE SWISS CONDENSED MILK. Guaranteed the richestand purest milt man- nfacturcd, containing over 10 per cent of batter. 1 thrive - ' - I'lilMnw nnd invalids will thrive wonderfully, a> d families will fflnd Its use more eoonomieal thnnn dlncry oows nillk. 8eeyonrgroeerelves yoS Blgl Swiss Condensed Milk. Import Agent, JAMBS P. SJIITM, Now York and Chicago. THE VERY BEST MU S I CAL - -— VK STORY. DeC. 4,1889. We ISM. A. L. Hum, ATTENTION. All oT Jolltu Cohen A Ct’h custom- en ere anxiously waiting for January 7th to come, as we are arranging for a grand Clearance Sale to commence on that daj. We are' now taking stock and arranging for this great sale and will be readjr lor January 7th. JtrLitre Cohen A Co. W.T. Houston, Manager. iKllm Beqy plantation Ue. now Camp- bell*# Bend, on tte Arkansas side of the river. Old Msj. Eckly. the ner ef the plantation, has. to many ,, f* 8 *- *be unstrung liberality of tbs hkal planter, yet in other respects he fa prejudiced and narrowly self-opinion* Zslie, the major's daughter, was re- •riri a» the handsomest girl of a cotn- numity in whioli handsome girls were ■o* rare. Bhs had made an itupreaaioa apan the brilliant social life of New Or- lean^ aad had received offers of Is XnfV Worth _i IMuri 'Not if yon go through the world riage front many well known men, bat had refused them. The truth it, aha dyspeptic. Acker's Dyspepsia TableU SSl* L®“ n ^ med ***!■■. * are a positive cure for the wont forms by L. D. Flatulency teed and sold A Co. Druggiat. CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Core. For Sale by John Craw ford A Co. is what you need for Obstipation, Loss of Ap- SHILOH’S IXIUUH and Consump tion Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures Consumption. For Sale by John Crawford A Co. For MEN ONLY! Contagious SlstS It incases Utesrs, seres, pimplss, itch, sstt rbcnm, etc., .. . . _ e evidences of cootsgiaas blood disease. It “Walt a minute, major, you will sure- jmmw asn-jiec.^Hss, cube ssssvasaBijBifssf »«*»! *»'»>*^^sgrvyya5ra contagioai is mssifsstly s dsty to eradicate Mood poison f.om tbs system by s ass of B. B. B. (botanic Blood Balm.) thus enabling the sore plscss to hssl, sad thereby removing all possibility of other members of tbs family becoming like wise afflieted. Seed to Blsod Balm Co., At- to. Go., for book that will convince. iTH. Outlaw, lit. OBve, N. 0., writes: “I had running some on my shoulders and mu. One iSb.r _ Galloway,Lamberts Co. _ an my sbouh bottle 6. B. B. eared mu entirely.' L. Johnson, Belmont Station, Mias., writes: “B. B. B. bse worked on mo like a charm. My bead and body wss covered with sores, and my - ~ n FJ{NCY and FAMILY iy bur cams oat, bat B. B. B. busied me quickly. W. J. Kinnln, Hatches, Texas, writes: “B. B. B. has eared my wife of s largo nicer on her leg, that doctors sad all other medicine could not re.” M J. Rosemen, a prominent merchant of Greensboro, Us., writes: **I know of several eases of blood disease speedily cared by B. B. B. Two bottles cared a lady of sgly scrota- Ions skin sores.** W. V. Bircfamors k Co., MsxeV, Ga- writes: ”B. B. B. is earing nr. Robert Ward of blood poison, efloeted one of the most wonderful cares that ever came to osr knowledge.” Pimples on the Face Denote an impure state of the blocd and are looked upon pon by many with sus picion. Acker’s Blood Elixir will re move all empurittea and leave the com plexion smooth and clear. There is noth ing that will constitution, whole system. Sold and guaranteed by L. D. Sledge A Co, Druggist.' >tn ana clear, 'mere is noth- se thoroughly build up the purify and strengthen the u Sold and guaranteed by Bueklan’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the worle for Cats, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup tions and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give ocrfect satisfaction,or money refunded Price 25 cents per box. For sale by John Crawford A Co., and L. D. Sledge A Co., Wholesale and Retail Druggists. Instruction to be secured at the METROPOLITAN CONSERVATORY 91 East 14th Street. New York City. Book giving full particulars sent free, (fan enter at any time. Board turn shed In connec tion with the school. H. W. Greene, General Manager. ASTHMA CUSS I SCHIFFMANN'S ASTHMA CUi MADE WITH BOILING WATER, EPPS'S GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. MADE WITH BOILING MILK. TO WEAK MEN Buffering from the effect* of youthful error*, early decay, wasting weakness, lost manhood, etc., I will Send s valuable treatise (sealed) containing fall particulars for home cum. |rREE of charge. A splendid medical work; should Dereadhy every y-.r. who Is nervous and debilitated. Address, Prof. F. C. FOWLE3. Moodne. Conn. FOB BALK. •flood house and lot on corner of Strong and Lumpkin streets. Call and see us fight away. SHACKLEFORD A HaTTAWAT, Real Estate Agen.ts TO RENT. Three rooms over McDowell’s, ply to J. T. Anderson. Ap- Cantion to Mr'ners. very mother is e> tioned against rivingher child laudni or paregoric: :t cruses an unnatural aving for stim- uants which kills the mi> 'or the child. Acker’s Baby Soother is specially prepar ed to benefit children and cure their pains. It is harm less and contains no Opium or Morphine. Sold by L. D. Sledge A Co, Druggist. For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Plaster. Price 25 cents. For Sale by John Crawford A Co. A Duty to Yourself. It is surprising that peoulewill use a common, ordinary pill when they can secure a valuable English one for the same money. Dr. Acker’s English pills an a positive cure for sick-headaohe and all lives troubles. They are small, sweet, easily taken and do not grine. Eor sale by L. D. Sledge A Co. la the ears, aoineumes s roaring buzzing sound are caused by catarrh, that exceed ingly disagreeable and very common dis ease. Loss of smell or bearing also result from catarrh. Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, is a peculiarly suc cessful remedy for this disease, wbicb it cures by purifying the blood. If you suf fer from catarrh, try Hood’s Sarsaparilla, he peculiar medicine. Tbs sew cotar of Patti'* bair is the shads that makes tbs whits boras tael doubtful whether he oaght to follow or sot. Dr BonJ. Dillard, draniet, at Aurora, Mo., says: I sstt a great qaantity ofH.'S. S. for scro fula, Kcxema, Rheumatism, and other blood troubles sad bars sever heard of a csss of failura to cure. Martin Fsrqabar Tipper died famous and poor. He wss better as t. man than as a poet. For any esse of nese, sleeplessness Lirtle Nerve! r nerve medicine lor the price in market. When s comanity grows too confiding doll s fittts sharp practice seems neeeggary to Woman’s Discovery. Another woonderfer discovery has been made and that too by a lady in this connty. Disease fraened Us dutches a pon her and for seven years aha witbetoocl its severest tests, bat her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imsriaanL For three months she coughed incessantly and did not deep. She bought ot ns a bottle of Dr, King,* New Dis covery for Consumption and wss so much — lievea on taking first dose that she steps night and with one bottle has been mitaculoos- ly cured, "Her name is Mrs. Luther Luts” Thus write W. C. Hamrick ACo. of Shelb. N.C. - Get sf res trial bottle at John Crawford t. Co I*. D Sledg* A Co. Whole sale and Retailf Drugged. Athens, Go. > bone mast have been broken. It The goose b( is not bracing up the cold weather according to promise, Do not despair ofeurnig jrour sick Headache •Main Ci liver nils. They will effect s Carter’s Little prompt and pel* mild and natur- and Wlltker Hat* It* cured at home with out pain. Book of pur- I Uculurw sent FREE. IB. M. WOOLLEY. M.IL There is turn to be something serious on foot when a man gtes to the chiropodist’s offioe. — — » ww The action of Carter’s Little Liver Pills pleasant, mild and natural. Tber gently stim ulate the liver.and regulute the bowels, but do not purge. They are sure please. Try them. fellow without fortune, without pros- pecte, and, worse still, without panieu- iar industry. Bickfc* was bright and ploodngly hu morous; he told ammJng ntortca In a faxyaortof way which was of itself at tractive, and the old major waa exceed ingly friendly toward him until Rtnkfaa one day began to speak of Zalie. He told the old major of his great love for her. Tho old man turned upon him with fury. “Why, confound your Impudent hide, get out of my house,” the major yelled “Get out! Don't stop to say a word 1 ooo'd tolerate you so long as I supposed you to be simply an amusing jmuper, but, finding that you are nursing a de sign against my—my—get out, I tell .y give me a chance to defend myself.” “No, I won’t,” shouted the major. “I don’t wont to see my daughter married to a man tliat fa qot able to take care of her. You have no money, sir.” Won’t need much money. We could live here with you.” "Oh, you could you trifling raecaL” “Yes, could live hero very comforta bly. I could take cliarge of the planta tion, and could relieve you of a groat deal of trouble.” “Oh, yes; I’ve no doubt that you could relieve me of everything I’ve got.” Your daughter loves me, and I prom ise to work faltiifully, if you give your consent, but if you don’t I will run away with her without making any promise at all.” “Oh, fa that a fact?” the old man sar castically rejoined “Run away with her, eh? All right. I wiU follow along and seek an early opportunity of filling pour hide so full of holes that it wouldn’t bold wheat straw. Loves you, does she? Ah, ha, loves youl Well, now I'll call her, and you may start to run away with her right at once. Better roll up your breeches before you start. Loves you, docs she?” “Yes, I do.” The girl stepped out upon tho veranda. The old major turned angrily upon her. Yea, I do,” she repeated, “but I will not marry him without your consent For gracious sake, don’t say anything more, for here comes Gen. Grlddleton.” Bickles withdrew. Gen. Grlddleton, an old fellow with a pompous air and broken veins in his face, dismounted at the gate. He and the major were the warmest of friends. For each other's sake they were heroically self-sacrificing; they would fight for each other, and, at poker, they had often won each other’s money. “Ah, good morning, generaL” “Ah, major, good morning.” “Beautiful weather, generaL” “Major, magnificent.” This form of greeting changed only with the weather, and people who were accustomed to see the two old men meet each other had long since ceased to smile at their ludicrous gallantry, so familiar hod the system of salutation become. “ZaUe,” said the major, “go in the house, I have something particular to say to the generaL What do you think?” he added, when the girl hod withdrawn, “that infernal Bickles wants to marry my daughter.” “The trifling rascal!” the general ex claimed. And be swears,” the major contin ued, “that if I don’t give my consent he will ran away with her.” “Oh, the venomous wolfl” the gen eral cried. “He is a pauper,” said the major. “And a wretch,” declared the generaL “General, you have always stood by "And I always wilL” "Give me your hand.” They shook hands, and then entered into the close and absorbing communion of a game of poker. A few weeks later the major and the general went down to New Orleans, and, as they were returning on a steamboat. the general suddenly exclaimed: By George, major, yonder fa a man who did me a favor in Havana. Yes,” gazing intently, “that fa Victor Dinxo- las, one of the most prominent planters ,rr thio t. » — ■HaaBBHreiniHlBMnHflHHH •ve BBBBQBIHBKbSB young lady—please be don't be excited, for las ,yoo, i he's got to i The major sat down; the Cuban* “Once, In thect.y of Mcxioo, I played far a gentismanh daughter and woo her. An agreement waa drawn up, reading about this way: ‘1 agree to give the bearer my daughter sownd-eo, provided he can gain her consent.' I won the pa per bearing these words, hot to truth did not win the girl She spurned me. Ftrhaps I iboold be more fortunate on- other time." “Will you excuse the major and me If we request a private interview?” the general asked, addrearing Victor Dinao- in Cuba. He’s coming till* way.' The general advanced to meet the Caban, who came walking with an easy, graceful swing down the cabin, bowed, made ah open arm gesture and said: 'Pardon me if l made a mistake, but fa not this the Hon. Victor Dinzolaa?” The Caban, after a moment’s reflec tion, recognized the general, and with graceful heartiness seized-his hand. When the major had been introduced, the party withdrew to the bar. Dinzolos was not an ill looking man; he wore enormous black whiskers and long hair, and spoke English easily, but with a slight Spanish aocent. After several “rounds” at the bar, the general proposed a game of poker. No objec tions were raised; the Cuban was ac commodating. They went to a private apartment, mid .were soon deep in the thrilling anxiety of the “great American time.” From the very first Dinzolas jan to win. The major snorted and the general fumed, but the Cuban, un disturbed, continued to rake in the money. It most have been nearly daylight when the major shoved bock his chair and said: “Fm broke.” “So am L” the general took occasion to remark. “I am very sorry, gentlemen,” the Cuban declared, “for I have just begun to get interested in the game. Have you nothing that you can put up?” “No,” tho major remarked. “As I have often been compelled to remark, I have nothing left except my plantation, my soul and my daughter.” “All,” said the Cuban, “and would you like to put up one of them—the plantation or the daughter?” “Sirl” exclaimed the major, springing to hfa feet, “what do you mean?’ “Most assuredly; I will withdraw.” “Don't this beat anything you ever heard of.” said the major when the Cu ban had withdrawn. “Bather peculiar, I must say; but let one tell you, I see good in it. Agree to hfa proposal—put up Zalie.” “General, do you take me for an infer nal barbarian?” “Oh, no. Now, If you put up your daughter and lose her, this Cuban might come around, and—well, he might scare the life oat of Bickles.” The major slapped the general on the shoulder. “You are the smartest mm in the world, generaL Call that half nigger looking fellow.” The Cuban resumed hfa place, put up $1,000 against Zalie and won. Shortly afterwards the boot landed at Campbell’s Bend. One afternoon, several days later, the major and the general sat on the veran da overlooking the bread field of cotton. “Major, fa Bickles still hanging around?" “Ho was here yesterday, but left some what downcast, as Zalie positively re fused to marry him without my consent. Who fa that coming through the big gate? By gracious, it’s that infernal Cuban.” “That’s who it fa." “Confound my fool hide, I wish I hadn't done that caper. 1 wouldn’t have done it if I hadn’t been half drunk. Now, tliat s a nice piece of paper Iio’b got. Wish Bickles was here. I’d soon have them chewing each other. I don’t know what to da” Zalie came out on the veranda. “Oh, who fa that?” she asked. The Cuban bad dismounted at the yard gate, “Oh, but doesn't ho look like a hero of a novell” “Zalie," thundered the major; “go into the house.” The girl obeyed. The Cuban came up the steps. “Ah, general, glad to see you again; and the major, I hope he has not forgot ten me.” “No,” said the major; “sit down." The Cuban took a seat and began to fan himself with bis broad brimmed hat. The major snorted; the general hem med and hawed. “Ah,” said the Cuban, “fa Miss—Miss —let me see (examining the papdr); ah, Miss Zalie. Is she at borne?' “Look here,” said the major; “I want you to understand that. my daughter fa not a slave.” “Oh, certainly, I understand that... but she fa mine if I can win her. This pa per”— “Hang the paper I" “But, as a gentleman, you cannot, ah, give me a word here, cannot repudiate." “That’s a fact,” the major admitted. “WiU you call her?” ■ The major's face grew livid with but he called Zalie. s|m> came out, when the Cuban was presented she bowed with charming grace. “A very handsome girl,” said the Ca ban. “She has many fine points.” “Sir,” thundered the major, springing to hfa feet. “No offense. WiU my friend, the general, explain the object of my visit?" “I will,” the general answered, “but would first like to send for a friend of mine, Mr. Bjcklea.” “My time fa limited. Will the general explain?” The general explained; the girl listened with deep interest. “Oh, how roman tic,” she said, “how charmingly uncom mon! Sir,” extending her hand toward the Cuban, “I’U go with you.” “Whatl” the major roared, “go with this barbarian? No, not if he had fifty plantations.” “A contract signed by a gentleman,” the Cuban said, “fa a document of honor.” The major sat down. “You are right,” he said, “yon are right, but 1 don’t un derstand my daughter, don’t understand her. I thought she was .a woman of pride, but 1 don’t understand her.” “I do," said the Cuban. He snatched off hfa false whiskers and long hair, re vealing the familiar features of Bickles. The major snorted like a frightened horse. For several moments he could say nothing. Then he turned upon the generaL “You old—old** “Hold on, major,” said the general, laughing. “Here is the money the Cuban won from you on the boat.” The major took the money and, took* tog it into hfa vest pocket, remarked: “Bickles, you’ve got more sense tins I thought you had, and I reckon Til have to stand by my contract.”—Opto P. Bead in Milwaukee ScntineL If you wish to see plat of the six beautiful lots that will be sold on next Tuesday to highest bidder, you can see it at Parr Bros, paint shop, No. 17 North Jackson street, or, if you wish, you will be Bhown the lots. Term cash. 1-d-Ct . Silver alleged $ku anon of the notorious" _ show that no fraud was practiced by the weetlrt ThiImu <*lu»iAn To-day Democratic Judge. of election the Republicans proposed to the crate that all contesting members of the Legislature from Silver Bow go home; that the members of tho House over whose election there is no dis pute come together (twenty-four from each party), elect a Speaker and ap point a committee of tix, three from each party, to investigate tho Tunnel precinct case. Immediately after the appointment of such committee, both the Semite and House, without transacting any further business what ever, shall adjourn for twenty days, in order to give the committee time to in vestigate and report. The Democrats hsd s meeting this afternoon to consider it, and tonight commenced again with out coming to any dec siou. Should the proposition bo accepted, senators will not be elected until the report of the investigating committee is pre sented, and the caucus of Republicans to nominate senators will not be held until the Democrats have agreed upon a plan of action. r No.] - jy'A&Ssi v:., Oils, V< , Next Door I 1 keep on hand n good supply of Garden Hoes, -AND S PECIALTIEtS Full M* Honest and A Statesman Speaks. No mao in the South was more generally or more favorably known, and no man’s opinion was more highly reverenced than that of the Governor Perry, of South Carolina. For tome time previous to bis death. Governor Perry was* sufferer from indigestion. He took Dr. Westmoreland’s Calisaya Tonic and wrote, the following letrer: Sana Souei. Gentlemen.—I most cordially recommd Dr. Westmoreland's Calisaya Tonic. For several years past I have been troubled with ' indiges tion and dyspepsia. My son, Dr. Uext M. Perry, of Philadelphia, who knows the ingred ients which compose your Tonic, spoke fav orably of it. Iu the course of two months past I have used four bottles, and I am eutirly re lieved. Yours tiuly, Ac., B. F. Perry. Dr. Westmoreland’s Cslisaya Tonic is sold by L. D. Sledge A Co. at GO cent and $1.00 a bottle. -IN- Electric Goods. IF YOU Gcod Vinegarv Julius Dornblatt oct.ddtf. Clayton 8L, Athens Ga. fatatag Syrup/or Give Him a Call *C. BODEV Cor. College Are. and Clayton St Has always on hand A very fine line of CRACKERS, and a Fancy Brand of FLOUR CAKE Earthquakes op among the rocks of New Hampshire are apt to rock a big portion ot the earth' “I was troubled with an eruption on my face, which wus a source of constant annoyance when I wished to appear in company. After when I wished to appear in company. After using three bottle ol Ayer’s SnraaprriiuL the hu mor entirely disappeared.”—Mary M. Wood,40 Adama at., Lowell The exercise of forbearance it harder exer cise than takingatwenty-mila.walk.' How often do we hear of tbesnddenand fatal termination of a case of croup, when a young lile might have been saved by the prompt nse of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Ayer’a Almanac for the new year is ont. Get one. always i Fresh - Bread. AND PURE CONFECTIONERIES, Etc Hits Received a Full Assortment of Toys, such as Dolls, Bedroom, Parlr, Kitchen, Toylet & Wash Sets, Carriages, Drums, Horns, Jumping Jack3, Clowns, Toy Carts and Wagons, Drawing Slates, * Velocipedes, Decorated Cups, Saucers and Mugs. 0. -33 ODE. w Athens, Ga. w.tf. Which will always satisfy. Al* ’ ways fresh. Best of Lard, Hams, Dried Beet and Breakfast Bacon. Come and See. COVINGTON & MACON R. R m Time table No. 5, to take effect at 7.10 o’clock, a. m., Sunday, Nov. 34, 1889. SOS Keep Warm in Winter NORTHBOUND, Many a youthful acion of wealth is dependent on papa labor. ALKTD ■» Catarrh Can’t be Cured. J _ with Local applidation,aa they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh t* a b ood or con stitutional disease, and in order to care it yon have to take internal remedies Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and aet* directly on the blood and mucus surface. Hall’s Catarrh Cure ia no quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years aud is a prescription. . It iscomposed of the best tonics known,combined with tho best biood purifiers, acting directly on the mu cus surface. The perfect combination ol the two ingredients is what produces such won derful results in curing catarrh. Send for tes timonials tree. F. J. Cheney A Co., Prop, Toledo, O, Sold by all Druggists, price 75c. Cool in Summer. The Athens h Cospj Lv Macon,..' Massey's Hit! Vau Boren,. Koterta .... Morton Grays ....I Is prepared to famish the Best Black Diamond Coal and Wood During the winter and rw~IfTE-Aa in tho Sum mer. Orders left at 17*124_^J Clayton Street will receive prompt attention. ATHENS ICE CO. SeptSdly. The doctor is one’of the few people who are iot seized with adestre to wield a tree lance. W.M. PITTMAN, The Verdict Unanimous. W. D. Salt, Druggist, Bippus, Ind;, testifies: “I can recomend Electric Bitters the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has given relief in every case. One man took six bottles, was cured of rheumatism of 10 years standing.” Abraham Hare druggist,Beltville, Ohio, affirms “The bestselling medicine I have ever handled in my 20 years” expirence, is Electric Ritters” Thousands of othet have added their testimony so that the verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure all diseases of - th« Liver Kid neys or Blood. Only a half dollar a bottle at John Crawford Co. or L. D. Sledge Co. Whole sale and Retail Druggist Athens Ga. To improve a dog’s scent wash him with car- bolio acid s-ap. < DKALEH IN FLOBI.IA ORANGES, MESSINA LEMONS, NORTHERN APPLES, NORTHBKN CABBAGE, FLOUR, IRISH POTATOES, MEAL. YAM POTATOES. MEAT. LARD, SUGAR, CORN, COFFEE, HAY, TEA, BRAN. RICE, TOBACCO, GRITS. CIGARS. SNUFF, SOAP, STARCH, BLUING, How we admire the man who oateh ns when wears doing a good aly. People Everwhere. Confirm onr statement when We say that Acker’s English Remedy is in every way snperiorto the Throat and Croup it is .nagic — offer you a sample bottle free. Remember^m! Remedy is sold on a poative gnarante by L. D. Sledge A Co. LUCY HINTON IS QUEEN OF THE TOBACCO WORLD. factory - „ . . _ Co.’s Lucy Hinton, Mattaponi, Jay Bird and Panther Tobaccos. They are always reliable, uniform and best on earth for prices at which they are Bold. Try them. **■«“ The best razors and the best pockets knives, at the lowest prices, at Talmage * Brightwell’e. dec7tf If you wish to buy a nice home attend the sale at court house on next Tuesday. A good house with four rooms, well finished, with ball running through, back and front veranda, good well, one acre land, fronts on Baxter street, cor ner of extension of Harris street, only a few steps from street car line, house comparatively new, sold to highest bid der. If you wish to see the place any of the Parr Brothers will show it to you. 18 acres land will also be sold at same time and place. Land joins Bob bin mills and Mr. E. K. Lumpkin’s land. Only two miles from court house. Jan2-5t investment for some one if they buy one or more of the six bcauti- MV ful lots that will be sold to highest bid der at court house on next Tuesday. Only a few steps from stroet car line. One lot has a house on it JSxSG, plas tered and rents well. Jan2-5t happens to deed sin the No. 19 E. Clayton St., Athens. Ga. Talmadge Bros, are headquarters and ictory agentsforT. C. Williams and " rw -1 ““ Mattaponi, Mrs. Deloi.y has placed her desirable loton Broad s’ -eet next to Dr. Pope’s office, in my ha. ds for sale. Size of lot 60x112. Thisl t must be sold in the next few weeks. A splendid River Farm, containing' 200 acres, within 8H miles of Athens. J. T. Andekson, R. E. Ag’t. No. Ill, Broad St. RICHES- formagn! — Book. If book and terms not satisfactory wo will refund your money. No risk. No capital needed. Both ladies and gentlemen employed. Don’t loee time in writing. “Step tn while the waters are troubled.” Days arc worth dollars. Address B. F. JOHNSON & CO.. 1009 main at. Richmond, Vn. Dec. 28-d-lmo. , LEMON ELIXIR. Its Wonderful Effect on the Liver, Stomach Bowels, Kidneys and Blood. Dr. Mozley’s Lemon Elixir is a pleas ant lemon drink that positively cures all Biliousness, Constipation, Indiges tion, Headache, Malana, Kidney Dis ease. Dizziness, Colds, Loss of appetite, Fevers, ChiUs, Blotches, Pimples, para in back. Palpitation of Heart ana all other diseases caused by disordered liver, stomach and kidneys, the first great oause of all fatal diseases. Fifty cents and one dollaj-* per bottle. Sold by druggists. Prepared only by H Mozley, M. D., AtiSnta, Ga. LEMON HOT DROPS For coughs, take Lemon Hot Drops. For sore throat and Bronchitis, take Lemon Hot Drops. For pneumonia and laryngetis, take Lemon Hot Drops. For consumption and catarrh, take Hot Drops. For all throat and lung diseases” take Lemon Hot Drops. An elegant and reliable preparation Sold by druggists. 25 cents per bot tle. Pre - - - Atlanta, SOUTHBOUND, POTJ FOR S-ALJE. Merton . Roberta Van Boren .. Massey’s Mill Ar yacon, . 1889. FOR SALE. The lot on which the Livery stable on Thoms street stand. The lot can front two stores on Thomas street, and a good residence tot on Strong Street. Apply to All the property lying on and Foundry streets and roperty. The lot runs to J. 8. Williford, Real Kstato Agent the corner oTBroad Beal bn the corner - known aa the Head property. The lot runs to the right-of-way of M. AC. R. R„ and to very valuable and to nor- vavine handsomely, * Apply to J. 8. WlLLITOBD, Beal Estate Agwit.^ te Agent. Also town suburban 'small forms of 10, JO, add 60 acres. Also a number bsantunl lots on Barber street; These lota beanttf«». tow priced. ifnK tow pried NOTICE. Ih verity property to exchange for fMme tn the country. IAN YARD. I have for sale two miles from the city a won N. E. R. R., which has side-track where bark can bo delivered. The property la .not offered because the business does not pay, but because owner desires to change his business. Apply to J. S. WH.UTOKD, seal Estate Agent, LOOK AT THIS. I Win sen a bargain Inanretty ltttto tam.pt 26'/£ acres of good land just outside of city limits. There are two booses on the place, one well plastered, well at good pare water, also spvingon the p’-co. Price IMP and notear Apply to, J. a. wxluvobo. ^ Beal Estate Agent. FOR SALE. Aen to 5-room cottage on College A v. JOHN -GO TO IL. ARNOLD ■ FOR " - House and Sign Painting Paper Hanging, Etc. -GO TO— JOHN Xi. ARNOLD, BROAD STREET, Familv Groceries. Th. Fr't. MonWed Friday. Local Ft. Fast Mail Dally or;. Dally. Sunday I B radii Waysli Round 12 27 1241 12 58 Hillsboro Adgateville.. Mini Mont Mac hen Marco. .. Godfrey . Madison,.... Florence, Farmington, Bishc^ Blshcp.: WatklnsvUle, Sidney, White Hall, 818 8 SO 860 900 900 9 24 8 37 9 55 10 39 . 10 42 1112 >1142 12 22 p m eoo 685 700 714 730 7 45 80S 830 am 1265 110 148 287 3 05 3 55 480 500 518 5 57 6 20 p m 12 35 - ’ ^ 1st Claasi Second Class, 50 23 I 24 Fall Local F’t. Th. Fr’t Tue.Thu. Sat. MONEY AT SIX PER CENT. X __ ATLANTA TRUST’BANKING^ST C. C. Chandler, Agent, Jefferson, Ga. The firm of MitcheU andChaatller has disolved by mutual consent. I Will con tinue to negotiate loans on farm mort- guages in n ' >-t f:i m of Jacks ; Banks, Oconeo, Madison, and other pla cea by special contract. An extension of five years will bo allowed, but tho borrower can pay back tho money at any time. Partial payments can also be made at any time. Money can be secured at very short notice. Don’t fail to aee.me before borrowing. Yours Truly, 12-6-dw-6m C. C. Chandler. J|f sfWSHS see ■ BEAUTIFUL Ha£ «&• * T * PRESENTS CHEAP CRA W FORD’l Drug Store. 'iis