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Nonitem C*I>'«i>e* f Iri-K Pi.iat.ire, Tom Potatoes. L-.ul, Com, n »y. n Brand. R.o, Otita. I keep on IluhV a good t Dpply of Tutt’s Liver Pills REGULATE TL'E BCrZLt. CAUTION Jrt» w? n fJIwii'S'l.u * h# •otiom, ir the tkalvr ainooi wti^ply jog, ELECTRIC GOODS. FRESH BREAD, PURE COR Him V W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE CENT LENIEN. Assortment of Is, P.o.lroom lift ofc Wash Drums, 5, Clowns, Toy awing States Keeps on band nt nil times a full line of I have for sale two miles from tlio city a well equipped tau yartl. Everything new, eight <j* nine acres of land attached, only ]-4 mi:e fr«»m N. E. It. It., which has side-track where bark can I »e delivered. The property is not offerad liecausc tne business d««es nor pay, but !>eca*'s- owner desires to change his business. Apply to J. 5. WILLIFORD, lteal Estate Ague i. LOOK AT THIS; I will sell a bargain in a pretty little farm o 26W acres of good land ju.-t ont-ide of city limits. There arc two homes on the place, fine well plastered, well of good pure water, al.-o spring on the p’^ce. Price $t,*AiO and in* less. Apply tO, J. S. WILLIFORD. Real Estate Agent. tfOth Meridian Time. The Carnival will l^e the grandest ever seen East of New Os leans or South of New York. The Chariots, Floats, and Co tuincs will he iuag.»ift.-c«t. V* u e nmot afford to miss tho display. From the present outlook the Tiades Display will be Three Miles Long. The Grand Lv Athene. Winterville Dunlap.... Craw lord.. Antioch ... Mu xevs.... Worniville. Ar. 1 inion Ft. CARNIVAL BALL Takes j lace night of January 161U. fVultiy and Pet Stock show one.is January i:;th. ana continues until and includ'ng January tilth. THE GEORGIA RAILROAD will sell round trill tickets as statod below. Tickets include admission ?o Poultry and Pet Stuck Sli »w. The lir t column of figures below are round trip rates for Jan. 14,1* and 16, good to rrturh until 17th inclusive. The second column round t-ip rates for Jan. 11,12, 23,17,18. Good to re turn until In inclusive: Athens' 2 55 870 Lv. Union Ft. Ar. A«’gust a. Wa.'liingi n scan .... | MilFdg vlb I Aenic 5-m in ciin,j.i •vinuuvilie, INKIIKAXCE COHIMXV •un’ap 2 35 3 45 raw fold 2 20 8 20 .ntioch ... • 3.1flL 3 00 ia.eys 2 05 2U0 ;ai;dsu>wn / 1 2 75 Ifi-oMville 1 85 2 70 TJules* yon purclia»*e your IfCkdrs, TaMukvif . jii charge full train re es. Secure tickets ear / and a void "ho rush. • UK. w. whItk, k. K. IMiItSEY- TraveliinprPass. Act." Uon’I Paso. Agt. Sail 6—*1-4-11-12-11-15-16, A II Hodgson Casper Morris Wiu Ware M B MeGinty O L> Flauigcn Mrs Blackwell Mrs Olive ills Lucy Mathews E It Brumby A D Mathews. Dr 8 C Benedict F B Lucas II N Taylor Prof H C Wliite Prof E C Branson Julius Cohen 1 11 Alleu J BToomer Industrial Home Thoinus Fleming Lv A.’i'uslu. Macuu .... Mill'dg vliu Waslmi^t n f. L. tb Harris, Pres. S. Tlmmas. Sr DIRKCTOKH V. L. G. llama, John II. Newton, Stevens Tluimaa, A. E Griffeth. Jehu A. lliiimictul I*. II. Cti-.rbo.iaio> Itnht. I. Hampton, Edward S. I.yniinn Marc.dins Stanley Itiifos It. Iteavea . V. Atlaula. Gaineavill: Ar. Union P: Lv. llun.n Pt. 10.15 a ir. 2.!<* p in 5.S5 ]> i Wcodville. lout a in 2.31 p ni 5.44 p : kiaxeys. .. 10.4! a in S.06 p in 6.0! p Antioch .. 1U.4S a ml 8.21 p m 6.08 p Crawford.-. 11.04 n m 4 0i p ill 644 p Dunlop.... II.zO-hiii 4.30 p n* t;.4' 1 p Wiu'erville 11.25 a mi 451 n m 6 4a p Ar. Athens . 11.40 a m< 5.15 p m 7.lh> p AT H ENS UXfuil.UUiM i'iUN. Leave Athena*.. ; 6 15 p Arrive Union Point 6 45 p Lea e Union Point* 5 4 . p Ariivo Athena. 9 SO a •Except Sjad.iy. _ unio.N poInFa white PLAINS K. K. Leave Union Point* 10.10 innj*5.40 p Arrive at Stloam 10.35 a ml 15.0-5 {, Arrive at White Plains., il It'a u.l 6.4‘l p One two-story bouse on Foundry street, lot extending back to Covington 3c Macon Railroad. A splendid lot lor a warehouse. Also, one larrc dwelling on Oconee sL, now used by Public School. This prop- .•rty is valuable. Shackleford A Hattaway. Real Estate' Agents. Dr Watkins, Sandy Cross W O Fluker, Union Point Mr. Stovall, Oconee county J W Arnold, Wilkes county Andrew & Glenn, Oglethorpe connty J M Briscndim, . “ * James Young,■ “ “ Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is rt-commeded by eminent physiciaiia, on both sid, a of llie Atlan tic, us ttie mo.-t rel.ablc remedy for coMa, coughs, and all pulmonary disorders, luuuire of your druggist for Ayer’a Almanac. AND lion Jas M Smith, “ M Mathews, •* James Hutcheson “ T A Hauie. “ J R Shields. Jackson county. Woods Ashford, Watkinsvillo James Freeman, Anlioeh G A Potter, Supt. G:t. Factory. Mr Card, Supt. Barnett Shoals. -Oe Finod: Grief counts seconds; happiness Cir.ciimaH.0- forgets hours. Bradycrotine cured Headache for J. T. Ed- wards, Wiisou, N. 0. MONEY TO LOAN AT six PER CENT. m 14 MWOOIJJCV. M.a office bM Whitehall 84 LEMON HOT DROPS For coughs, take Lemon Hot Drops. For sore throat and Bronchitis, take Bottom —Swetchinc: Attention is a tacit and con tmual compliment. l-eave White i'hiiti*... Viuve lit !S;i«a n... . Arrive at Union Point •Kxcept Saiiday. VIII Dim: lino.ll. auo uilllicuiufi, UISC Isjinon Hot Drops. For pneumonia and laryngetis, take Lemon Hot Drops. in and catarrh, take Geo. 11. Lombard & o Has excitement ol any kind left yon with a Headache! Uradycrotma.will certainly atop il -CIO TO - JOHN L. j&RNOLD FOR- Hou te and Sign Painting Paper Hanging, Etc. -GO TO— JOHN ABNOX.D, broad street, In addition to tite For con8umpt Hot Drops. For all throat and lung diseases* take Lemon Hot Dro|ts. An elegant and reliable preparation. Sold by druggists. 23 cents per Lot tie. Prepared by H- Mosley, M. D., Atlanta, Ga. Notice of Stockholders’ Meeting. An adjornnod meeting of the stock holders of the Georgia Carolina & Northern Railway Company will be held in Athens. Ga. Wednesday. Jan- uarylhthl890atlSM. Foundry, Maebiue, lldiier w I \f ir< und Supply House, Augusta, - Ga Mch7 d* i Fuat train : Sleeping cura between Atlanta Auguria mid Charicauio. Nigl.t express: Sleeping cars between Ehai lesion und Atlanta. — Augusta and Atlanta, Augusta uud Macou. I’ruins So. 27 ami 2b will atop ut uml receive, paitMMigers to and >Vom the following stations Urovelowru, Hur'eiu, Hearing, Thoinson, • Norwood, Uaruett, Craw lord viiie, oniou Nni Urechttiburv, MadiKon, RuiSedge, Social Uiade 1aC . Goviugtoa, Conyers, Lithoma, 8toue Mean* tain aud Decatur. n K ; Trains to and trom Athens connect with trains 27, W, 1 and t. “ J. W. UKLEJi. E. R. DORSRY, | Gen. Manager. Gen. Faas. Agt, a JUJi W. WlU’ffi, Trav. Pm Agt Their Business Booming^ Probably no one thing has eansed sneh 1 keep the best and largest selected stock tail Drag Him i s as their givins away lo tlieii customers of so many free trial bottles of Dr Kina’s New Liecovery for Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in this valuable article fr* m the fact cures sni? never disappoints. I dims. Bronchitis, Croup, and long disrates quickly —~±. before buying^ gating a trial bottls bee, my Line Of any bouse in this city. A call will convince. E. JONES 209 Broad St very ways Cough, Cold, Aa- rw —J all threat and ;lycored. Toucan test it gating • trial bottle bee, rj bettU warranUd. To Save Life Vrequently requires prompt art!on. As hour’s delay waiting for the doctor mar bo attendnd with serious eonneqneucea, •specially in awes of Croup, Pneumonia, and other throat anil lung trouble*. Hence, no family should be without a bottle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, which has proved itself. In thonaxnds ol cases, the beet Emergency Medicine ever discovered. It gives promjit relief and prepares tlio way for a thorough cure, which is certain to tm effected by Its continued use. 8. IL Latimer, M. D., Mt. Vernon, Ga., says: 11 1 have found Ayer’a Cherry Pectoral a perfect cure for Croup In all rases. I have known tlio worst canes relieved in a very short time by Ha use; ami f advise all famillea to use it in sud den emergencies, for coughs, croup, Ac.” A. J. Eldson, M. D., Middletown, Tenn., aaya: “I have used Ayer’a Cherry Pectoral with the boat effect In iny practice. Tills wonderful prepara tion once saved my life. I had a con stant cough, night sweats, was greatly reduced in fiesn, and given tip by my physician. Otto bottle aim a half of the Pectoral cured me.” furor ably known, sad no w.smonbi^bty revor-owd thee (bat of the Governor I’erry, cf South Carolina. For sotao time previous to hi. death. Governor Perry was a sufferer from indtgerl-on. Be look lb. W'>atmnrelssd*s Caliaaya To Die and wrote tho following letter: Kaxi Sorci. Gentlemen —t most eon iallr recommend Dr ralmnrr'and’a Caliwea Tonic. For sev eral years iissl l have been troubled with indi gestion and dvepetnua. Mr »<m. I»r. Host M Perrv, of Philadelphia, who knows Ihe iogrmf. iccts which t-ora|.o»* joor Tome, spoke far- otab'v of '4 In the comru of two mostha f ieri I hare used four boulrs.and I am entirw i n ltered. Vtorr tnilr, etc- It. K. Paaar. Dr. WrrlmoreUod’a Calisay. Tonic la Mild by I,. D. Sledge A Co., at toe and 41 a bottle. RlCHfcS. “ I cannot say enough In prnUc of Ayer’a Cherry Pectoral,” • 'rites K. Ilrngilon, of Palestine, Texas, “ believ ing as I do that, hut for its use, I should long since have died.” Ayer’s Glreny Pectoral, nutFARKD BY Dr. J. C. Ayer ft Co., Lowell, Mass. «nld hr all DruosWits. Price $1; aU bottles. $A $525$$ pi fo Ifi i*. w i-ortialls just out oO Sample sent fukk to nil. M<lt-s!»*r Ff*n,2X Fond J»t. N.Y ♦+; > PO»ilTEIM.”iS , fg , ugas? * p- swsCTc'ea* ' W > Ta'ru 1 r. mt nurara^ m-*- U. MKKmV * MC CI.tTCl.Ahb. O PARKER’S | HAIR BALSAM Clcv’usi—s and Lvautifics the hair. J Fromotcc a luxurDm growth. | Novpp Fails lo Rntfuro Gray! HslrLiUVdhihfjl Color. I , m*d hnlr CHIGHEGTEfr’S ENGLISH FEMMYRGYAL PILLS. Ke«l Cross a Dluoiond Jlrun«1. X Th« only I cl I Al.:# t IU tor nta. P»r« >*4 I*#«ll«?Av Urnrzl't U* tL*: 2>f.v. Si«'«N llrt%»r»l»ln rv,1 McutlUcbniM, yraV 1 Bith ItiwrlbM, Tnlarnout Lrr. Send It. (-urn,m) fur r*rt:?m.is uni “Iscltor r«MF I Ddlrs," i>* iffi.7-1,1.JT ntnile A'aeti /*.!»'r. OhkhMUr Chturlc-U C'«. > 5:u«ll*uu rMiumt. Swiss Condensed Milk Co. Rid BRAND GENUINE SWISS CONDENSED MILK. Guainittcu«l Ihe ilrlieptand |* ircst milk man- ufiu’-turcd, rnuiatr.litx ou r lo per cent ol hr it* r. ri'U iron mwl IiivhU«1m will t irive womli rfnllv. n- <1 fn»tiilif*H wilt flntHfA r.pft imuc ecofoiurrai th m o dinnry cowi» milk. Hoe your crooer ”ivch J Ul^l SuCoiiiIiwikI Milk. InqMUt AK«u»t, J %M«<» I*. NTS|TIf, New York and ( liica^o. -THE VERY HKHT- MU SI CAL lmtntetion to he acenred at tlio METROPOLITAN CONSERVA TORY 21 Edit 14th Street. New York City, lliv.k jrlvimr full particular** sent free. Can enter at any lime, Foard Inin *dn *l in » muni tion With thOKChOOl. II. VT. (JUKK.VR, General .Maunder. IasthKia owsm \$CHtFFMAfitiS ASTHMA CURct urtantly» •roRMita. Uiotnowt vi<Jort, r.tta**k k i in id imnv*.fii-» rta*n. ah lAcur*itlhomsult)j . mrk> tiivl Cf nTiaoPdL 3l Pri<wr,fk*.».n(ld».<Mh«»fl5 witll Tri tl nxeknjxQ >><•<• U» At\j Si HCIlirFMANN.^t. twL MJ*>a.K MADE WITH BOILING WATER. EPPS’S GRATEFUL-COMrORTING. COCOA MADE WITH BOILING MILK. TO If too desire fh m do etc fool'nr nwnr time on tlaiua. tlatilo .’t pay - but Mind g..i 0 ■ i once for s m.gnlKceot outfit of our Great Sm rifaiil. y IhMik ll book and f irms are to t sili.'at lory we i il rrliuid jnor in -oer. No itsk "No cs| ii« vided. liotli ladies anl geiil'i tneu rinpluyed. fion't lose time in tvriiiug. “Hirp in slide tne waters are troub- I d." trays are wor-li doJ.rs. Ad Irena. II. y JUIINMO.N A CO , II Main St., Ilivhmoud, Vs. Dee. If>d-l!ii0. FOR rAl.K. Qrmd house anti lot on corner of Strom und Lumpkin Stlcelr. Call and see Ui right nwai. Shackleford & Hattaway, Ki ni KdutC Aguuts. Bitcklcn's Anile* Salve. The In aJ 8 live in the wm Id for Cfts. Bruise.. Sure-, U ecu*, Sail Hlieum. Fi ver, chiivs,T. iter, Gi.nppi il Ilaiuls, Clulblaim’, Corns, and nil Skin Erupiions and p<*- divtly t are-Fill *, ur nu oav uquircd. it is giisiauii i d in give p-rfict SMtialkCtion, or immey refumii d. Price 35 Cent* |KT bi.jr. Korbide by Jidti! Ci .wf.ml A Uu., ami f., D Slrrl'-e A Co., Wholesale and Retail Druggists. F'>r him- hack, siiio or clu si. use Shiloh's Planter. Pnee 25 ct nlr. For sale by John Crnwlonl A Go. CROUP. WHOOPING COUGH and Bronchitis inuiied'mlriy rt lieveti bv Slti- loli'h Cuti. For sule by John Cruwford & Co. SHILOH'S VITaLIZKU is whal you iter o for Coiistipniioit, Jams of x\p|Mtiie, Diztineg., mill oil symptoms of Dy.-p> psin. I’riC' 10 nod 75 ceuti. |rer Irottle. For Sale hy John Crawford ifc Co. SIIILOll'S COUGH and Consumption Cur- i. wild by u« on a euuraiiice. It cnr> s Comuimption. For sole by John Crawlnrd A Co. LUCY HINTON IS (JUEKN OF THE TOBACCO WOULD Tnlmadge Bros.' are iieailiimirlers and fai.toiv asi.nts for T. C. Williams A Co.’s Luct IIiitti>n. Mnllaponi, Jay Bird mhI Pamher mbiccoo. They ore always relia ble. ut'ifnrni, and Ire.i on earth, fur prices at winch they arc sold. Try them. 13-Oiti The lies' razors and the lent pockit- knives, at ihe l-Wcst puces, at Talmaee & Brightwetl'a. dec7lf The i ut Noliri- of Ui-notuilon. fiiiu o! GnIf-ili A Mell is this day ml, A. I'L Gi Ifidh having sold 'his i and good tvill. ige A Mvi. und Henry 11. L'nton have 11 rilled ii pnrlm r-h p tin'll r the finn inline of Mi ll A Linton, and wll continue the business. A. E GlUFKETlI. y-dlw-udt G. A. Mei.1- ContilKCuna Blowtl Dlurnae*. Unlei-rs, sore, pimples, itch, sail rtieuin, etc , are eviilcncea o. oofiiogimsun hlia.il'di-easo. 1* ifostly a duty to erudijatc binod poisoc ’Don’t allow jr.K-.melf to- he carried •way by enthusiaan.—you may have to walk t back. A cat show ought to be held in a roewseum. A good resolve for the new year would be to «*mr off tiling lee next summer if tbe mild weather continues. An experienced yonng man says it takes only one letter to tell the differ ence between the summer and winrer style* of courtship, vix: Gate—grate. When a matt break* a pair of queens to draw for a flush atul fails to fill, he feels as if he would like to tee I he ladies repaired. It ia a wise joke that knows its own father after the religious papers have quoted it once or twice Secdiniaa anil popularity sometimes go together. Take the watermelon, for instance The ltest manner of keeping a diary is to lie very careful about giving it away. Wiien a cat goes courting, it is a purr-suit. In the National flower discussion, the inarrr-gold anti toddy blossom have been'grossly neglected. Whether the influenza is here or not, there is no doubt that many of our young ladies are affected. “What is sweeter than to have a friend you can trust?” asked Sawkins. “To have a friend who will trust you,” replied Dawkins. Seasickness and defeat on the dia mond are frequently caused by the same thing—wild pitching. One swallow doesn't make a summer, but it may bring on an'early fall He who allows his notes to get over dew, will soon be mist from business circles. The Kansas farmer sits hy the light of his burning corn and reads his inort- gage. Wicked sinners arc a direct tax on the truly good. Prohibition does not propose to treat with intemperance. A co-king main is a kin ' of prize fight that is always won hy a foul. Church lotteries may bo wrong, but the chorister gets his money by chants. Patient (in dentist's chair)—“When you gei through tilling, I wish you would clean my teeth.” Dentist—“My dear sir, it would take several hours, and I would advise yoirto be econom ical. Have them painted.” Drunken lamp posts on the corner are more shinned against than sinning. Mince-pie will keep a man awake longer than a guilty conscience. The cable is a great invention. It enabled New York to commence sneez ing as soon as the influenza appeared iu London. It’s a wise man that knows the exact length of the railroad tunnel before lie undertakes to chan-e his shirt between daylight and daylight. Any barber who shaves with a dull razor is liable to arrest for a cutting scrajte. Who in a community has the best grip, sir? The man who has tin* influ ence, sir. The sun had good sense in going to Africa for an eclipse. Dark continents are easy that way. It is a wise fool who knows enough to keep it to himself. The Brazilians have decided not to continue their ex-emperor’s pension of $500 a year. No matter how small a man may he, tlie woman who marries him loves him CAN! What Pour Tom* Austral ian T U created to a Norwegian Scioatia*. Tail Timhaltz thus describe* -he nibata ut Australia: “The native* of Northern Queen* land and of many other |>art* of Aus tralia are cannibal*. The greatest deli cacy known to the Australian native ia human flesh. When 1 asked .my men what part of the human body they liked In-si they alway* struck their thighs. They never eat the head «r entrails. Tlie most delicate morsel of all is the fat about the kidneys. By caring this they ttclicve that they acquire a part of the'slaiu person’s strength, and, so far as 1 could understand, this was even more true of tho kidneys themselves. For according to a widespread Aim- raiiait belief. TUK KIDSEYS ARB TIIK CKXTKR OF “The natives on Herbert Rive particularly fond of tltc tat of a d~s foe, which is not only eaten as a deli cy and as a streugt betting fuel, but u also c-rried as an amulet. A small piece is done up iu grass and kept iu basket worn around the neck, ate* the effect of this is, iu their opinion, u -ce.-s iu tint chase, so that they can ,-asily upptOicii tin; game. As a rule the Australian natives do not eat |>ersons la-longing to their own tribe. ISknow ii.st tnees to the contrary, and 1 have even heart of examples of mothers rat ing their own children. The blacks do not tike to> at wliite people. “Farther north in Queeulanif it twice happened during my sojourn in Aus tralia that the blacks killed tlie Chinese in great numbers. (The Chinese diet ts vegetable.) It was saitl that ten Chinamen were csjoit at one dinner. Human flesh, however, is not the daily food of the Australian On the contra ry, he seldom gets a mouthful of this d'eihacy. During all tlie time l spent on II. riiert river only two blacks were killed and cat. r.. It is a mistake to suppose that the cannibals have an ug lier look than other savages. '"'Iiose who go in search of human fle.-h a-e certainly the boldest and most cunning, but A CANNIBAL MAT LOOK VERY QOIKT. and approachable Bo-h men and wo men take part in tlie feast of human flesh.” TheNorthern blacks like to eat snakes, but they do not, like many of the Southern tribes, eat poisonous ones. “One of the snakes most commonly eaten is the Australian Python, the largest snake found in Australia, which . here in Northern Qneenland may even 1 estale attain a length of more more than twen ty feet. Durin- winter it seems to pre fer staying in the large clusters of ferns found on the trunks of trees. At night it seeks shelter from the cold among the leaves, but during the day time it likes to bask in the sunshine, which en ables the natives to discover and kill it with their clubs. If attacked it may bite with its many anil sharp teeth, but the wound p.odiiced is not dangerous.” The natives hake the snake in tlie ground. He is taken out whole and ented to the last pulverized bone. Tlio liver is quite palatable Deatli by snaka bite in Australia is rare. Fine Calf. Heavy moor Waterproof; 1 ltest In the ivorlit. Fxapilne hit S.OO GENUINE IIAND-SKWl'-ll NOOK. 4.00 IIANl»-Si:WKl> WF.LT MIOH. 3-30 POLICE ANI> KAKMK1W’ SttOE. 2.50 EXTRA VAT.UK CAT.F SHOE. 2.25 A *2 WOKlCjrNGTtt KN’S SI! I IKS. 2.00 uml «] .75 HOYS’ SCHOOL SHOES. w mm vivtii uux> m miuii nil Air n.ade In CuU£tsa£. liuttcn and I*acc. $3 & $2 SHOES LA F tSik 81.75 MUCK FOR BUSSES. IV C.&Q./f.SjlEAO. J. T. ANDERSON. hi BROAD STREET, ATHENS, GA. Offers the following bargains in real —Colmobat: Voung uniat old dlvel; young dire! old saiul. inhere ever was a specific for any oue com plsint. then Carter’s Little Liver Pill* are a specific for sick hueduch, slid woman should know t'lis. Only one pill a dose- Try them. $1000 For a desirable building lot on Mi!- ge avenue con raining one a^rc. & 1 4 r\n will buy tho pi 0>I 1 UU on A!‘.Hedge avci fljCAft Will bay a one aero lot and a 4 room house on Ifodgtoustreet, llou.se nip ed by. gt .od tcsuii, CjoAA For .1*I 2 room lio-.iae n vpoUU j n fast Athens ocenidetl by ant. (iJQAA Wi'l buy 5 acre.? of Hud with * good <pOu cf ho ;res oil it. OoCi'l'ifd by gotsl tei:;ui; in Ka t Athens* tfkl AAA Wi.l buy a compnitifivcly new 4 r orn ipAUUy hoitrio nn*l;V,acro i»?t ii: ca h, lull- uconpied by tenant 40 per ixumtli, ill ICC Oil long lime. ^1 UAA Fora&i\-rooni dwcVing, tw..-n>mi yluov/ :erv:»iit ivnisoand - aetoiottn less on Fnla-ki stree’, close in. 1 onn Will buy a Kplcntlld 5-;>*o a house rnd A iUU ui-o Kit - on. .Jack.ee. street. Tonus easy. I will sell CW7 x ^a'*i*o- o' a* line lanG in < 'He* tho: j>ermmly,"4*inilej* from Mi‘Xt*j*s d-pet .»iut 4 mile.-: of liar nett's Sitraln. where is r.o v bl a mg builr .me of th? most f.T» to: le»,in the -1 is tm!.iivM.iV ii uuby iu vniuMmc u:«»uu poiRoi} , ^ . ... . . . . c^nco of vtirrow Iroin the sy'sten. by* a use oi U. 11. B. (Uatunic thc 8511,10 518 ,f he Wer0 8IX t™ 1 two - * blood llalm) thus enabling the aore places to j Lau^liter may bo the poor man’s pin; - „ t , u ,. . t .. . .. I !J dollars i*cr iic-ro and a g»Mtd 4-r.om deelliog Segnr: Here igc-ltHcr e«;eets from the devi/« i • i i .♦ r » ami a! 11 barn and »ta >lo mv.*.saiy, w>d ::bout aruen. ^ 2od acres of land in «*nUiva*Um ix r Zri : TT . J. T. Andi.'W »X, U. II. Ag’t. —Uutreanor: MeXtichoiy is tho conva!c4 ^ t BufforiDK from the effects of youthful errors, early decay, wasting weakness, lost manhood, etc.. I will •slid a valuable tro&tiso (aecleaj containing full particulars for homo cure. FREE of charge. A splendid medical work; ehould oc reed by every yntufY who is ncrvouH end debiliieted. AdUrecs, Frof. F# C. FOWLEH* lOOdw. Cmn* l.cal, and l ereby removing nil possibiliiiy of other ineuibeis of the fnnuly t»cC«*loiug like wii»o nfllct- d. Send to Hioo'l Helm Co , Atlanta- G«., for book that will convince. , J. H. Outlaw, Mt. Oiive 4 N. U., writes: " bad running s«r* s on ;ny shoulders and arnisl One bottle If. 1J. B. cured me entirely.” L. Johnson, Bebnout Station, Miss., rites* “ti. B. it. Ims worked ou me like a clierm. My head and body were covered wi h sot es.and my heir came out, ti. B. B. healed me quickly.” W. J. Kinmn, Hutches, lexus, writes: **B. B. B. bus cured my wile ot u (urge ulcer ou her leg, that doctors and ull other medicine could not cure.” M. J Kossman, a prominent merchant of Grcevsbiro, Ga., writes: "I know of several cases of blood disease speedily cured by B. B. B. Two bottles cured a lady of ugly scrofu lous skin sores. / W. C. Birchmoi© & Co., of Maxey, Ga, wnks: ”B. B. B. in curiug Mr. Robert Ward of blood poison, effected one cf the ra st'uou- derfui cures that ever came to our knowl edge.” Catarrh Can’t bo Cured. ^fcinlalGa. Cincinnati rviR iff nn? iiv-.. —1*« sailslsr;»*.!» tn *hs ntf of Ocnr.rrbmk *Dl • de»*i. I present’* itsui Ice! sal* lu mvnir*t«u. inc it to ad eutfcrMfc t. J. ST0Y1U. M.iL. Oeeatvr, Mt rnTCK.3i.oe. nolo M with Local adplic ition, as they cannot reach the scat of tlie diseusc. Caiurrhisa blood or consutuiionul disease, and in Older to cure it you have to take iulcrual temedivs. flail’s Cutnrrb Cure ts taken internally, uud acts di rectly ou ttie blood and mucus* surface. Hall’s Cuturrh Cure is no quack medicine. It wus prescribed by onu ol the best pliysiciaua in tins couutry lor years and is a prescription. H is composed ol tbc best tomes known com bined with tbe best blood prr,iicis, acting di- tuctly ou the mucus surface. Tbe petlecl combinstiou or tbe two ingredients is wbat pio- duces such wouderlul results m curiug c» lairb. Send lor tcsiiuioifials free F. J. Cbknky & Co., Prop., Toledo, 0. Sold by all Druggists, price 75c. ter, but it is not very adhesive. Unspeakably iiappy — A deaf and dumb bridal couple. The builder of obelisks was paid by tlie column. Unlike thc majority of things in this queer world, fogs are always mist un til they are gone. Miss Yellow eafe—I have been try ing to get a gold dollar coined tlie year I was born. Miss Caustique—I’m afraid tin-re must be a very high premium on them now. In the groat drums, of nature tbe ocean generally takes the heavy swell rolls. Tlie relations between Peru and Chil li arc becoming more cordial. Chili must have warmed up a little and Peru taken the edge off its Peruvian bark. The influenza lias become so common that it is no longer interesting. It is a sort of Itorse chestnut, so to speak. Ethel: Would you mind sitting on niyhat, pa? Father: What tinder the sun do you wish me to sit on your hat for? Ethel: I want to see if I can’t in vent a new style. Bob Ingcrsoll has compared the head of tlie republican administration to the centre of the universe—“because every thing revolves around it and there is nothing there.” Dr. It. T. Cnpppiige. of Verona, Mo., say* ' n has soltl n larg.- quantity ol Swill’s Specific - d to a great many cuotnuier*’ amt knows it to o most s iccesssiully used for mslaitlvs of tbe blood. —Bsssuet: Heart bss lessons Reason canto i understand. Palpitation of thc heart, nervonsnoss, tremb lings, nervous heuductie, colds, bands anil fee., pains iu tbe back; mid other forms of weakness are relieved by Iron Pi lie, made specially for tbe blood, nerves and complexion- —De Lcnclos: Beauty without grace is book without bait. i Epoch. Tbe transition from Ions, lingering sad pains fnl sickness to robust health marks un epoch in the life of the individoel. Such a remark able event is treasured in the memory and the gency whereby the good health has been at- Drunkenness Or the Liquor Habit, Positively Cured •T AHMHSTEMM N. KAIIIS' OBLMil SPECIFIC. M cm be elves la a cup ol collte or tea. cr In ar- Holes ot food, without tho knowledge of tlio per- or-n taking It; It la absolutely lianulcsa and will effect a permanent amt speedy cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. IT NEVER FAILS. We GUARANTEE a complete vitro In every Instance, si page book Address In roi'ddi nce, -ittooftt. To getreltoi from indigestion, biliousness, tained is grateiully blessed. Hence it is that couvliputiou or torpid liver without disturbing so much is liesrd in praise of Electric Hitters. tbe stomach or purging tbe bowels, Uke a lew di ses of Carter’s Liver Fills, they will please yon. —Necker: Fortune does not chauge men; unmask* them. Health is impossible when the blood is im pure, thick, and sluggish, or when it ia thin and impovrisbed. Midi conditions give rise to boils, pimples, liesdacues, neurulgu, rheuma tism, and other disorders. Ayer,a .Sarsaparilla purities, invigorates, aud vitalizes tbe blood So many feel they owe tbeir restoration health, for tbe use of the Great Alterative and Tn - ic. If you are troubled with any disease of kidn :ya. Liver, Stomach of long or short standing von will surely find relief by use of Electric Hitters. Sold at ioc. and 41. per bot tle at. John Crawford fo. or L. D. Sledge Co. Whole sale and Retail Druggist. —Maleslierhes: He wbo reckons ten friende has not one. LEMON ELIXIR. Its Wonderful Effect on tho Uver, Stomach Bowels, Kidneys and Blood. Dr. Mozley’s Lemon Elixir is a pleas ant leinon drink that positively cures all Biliousness, Constipation, Indiges tion, Headache, Malaria, Kidney Dis ease. Dizziness, Colds, Loss of appetite, Fevers, Chills, Blotches, Pimples, pain in back. Palpitation of Heart nnu all other diseases caused by disordered liver, stomach and kidneys, tlie lfr-st great cause of all fatal disease*. Fifty cents and oue dollar per bottle. Sold by druggists. Prepared only by H Mozley,M. D., Atlanta. Ga. Stubblefield House, C(U MULBERRY ST.. MACON, - GA.., (Next Door to Opera House.) located. This house is pleasantly Rooms large and nicely furnished. Table furnished with the best the mar ket affords. Good servants and polite attention. Mrs. T. M. BUTNER, PROPRIETRESS. Mr**.. IMm.y ha» j»la-e l lior «io.-iinM Bin-a«l ftrn-t ue\t to Pr. I'wjKt’s oitice liamls H.ih*. Size « f lot r.(K.i*2. 'l h.-1 »*: mmI :n till? iu*:.t dew wet-k , A >i»Ur * r /arm coutuinitig ’jnoacro*, v. itMii ; :• Of AlhOt.8. < J, T. Asm.KHON II !v No. 111, lir :ul St. 1839. FOB SALE. Horns, -Jumping Jae! s, Carts ami Wagons, Drawing Velocipedes, Decorated - Cups Saucers and Mug-. C. BODE, Athens, - wtf G.\. Galioway, Lambert & Ga. HEAUqUAKTEltS FOR FARCY wd FAMILY iiitluiiEIiiEa Wo have just roedved a shipment of french leas, J o e k o y. Club Sur lines, Plum Puddings, Layer Figs, Thurbcr’s Canned Pouches,Pea«s, Apri cots, and Dunbar's Pre served Figs. Our Olive Oil, Teas, Extracts and Spices 'fiti nit FANCY AND FAMILY iROCERIES Full Measure, Honest Weights and Good Quality Guaranteed. IF YOU WANT Good Vinegar, Syrup, or Sugar Give Him a Call. A very lino line of CRACKERS, and a Fancy Brand ot Which will always satisfy. fresh. Best of Always Lard, Hams, Dried Beef and Breakfast Bacon. Come and See. ST Tho lot on which llie 1 ivory ntfiMo on Tlmma street stand. The li»t can front two stoves on Though street, anil a good residence l»*t on Strong Street. Apply to .). S. Willifor l, Beal I btato Agent All the property lying on tlie corner of Broad and Found! v btrerid and known ik the Ilcuti oiopeny. 'llie lo* '..ns to ihe richt-of-wuy of M. t't C. R. U., ami v©r r * vahmoie anti ia now y living hand.-0me.l7 Apply to J. S. WilsUFOBP, Real Mutate Agent. Also town suburi'jui Binuli funu» of 1«, io, 40 add GO acre*. AIm) a number bean ti fnl lots on Barber street. These lots beaut if” 1 , low priced. NOTICE. I li ve city property to exchange for farms In the country. TAN YARD. THE Lee Range It Stands on its Merits. The following twenty well known citizens of Athens are selected from my list of purchasers to whom 1 refer as to thc merits of the Lee Range. Consult the reference*, see tlie Range and if you want a first-class cooking apparatus you are my customer. IN THECIT C oats, con:?, hay a ad STOCK FEED. GALLOWAY, LAMBERT & CO , Telephone No. 73. . Keap Warn in Winter —.A.ND Cool in Summer. ii* I? prepared to furhteh tbu Best Biack Diamond Coal and Wood Una C. I'ltoMk-. Jr.it J Stiuokt \n* THOMAS & STRICKLAND.* ATTOltNEKS til's. Ckiiiiuia Goorgi.i liaiiraad Co Stoii8 Mountain iioute. OseroK Gkmkrai. M,yr i -— ) Augusta, Ua., S-jpl. fist, 15Cl*, j The folliiwiiic; scheiiula will be operated VD- til lurtber nolive: ATHENS BRANCH. Hui-lng the winter ami 14*“ICK_43 in thej.-nm- mer. i ir-loif left at EI*~I 24^jCS Clayton Street will receive nr..nipt atteniii.ii. ATHENS ICE CO. SeptAlly. 1890, JANUARY, 1890. 14th, 15th and 16th Ate the dates selected for tiie MYSTIC CARNIVAL Under King Cotton Assisted by his Loyal Subjert* and tlie Grand Trades Display, - Ti WBk ■