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RICHES It jom dsir* ikm m in Min »"J Die on thing* Wat don’t pay : b«t Mad $1.00 magaifieeol outfit of Hr Groat Book. If book aad terms an net . 11* Ayer's hr. tipuilla* iWjiMMln i|) ortr tint land U<*«fjr to tire merit* of this medictaej, Mr*. Sarah ItitmaiglM. of 34A Ki-htk street, South fUelon, writw: “Jty )m»- fmnj Ho* Uln* Aye/* Sarsaparilla, for Dyspepsia MmI torphl liver, and bn boon greatly henefltiNL" A Confirmed Dyspeptic, C. Caniorfauty, of Ml Fr*nklln *t„ Bo-too. Mm*., write*. that, suffering for yean from Indigestion, lie «u at fan hdaml to try Ayer'* Sarsaparilla . Mil, by lla n*e, wan entirely cured. Mr*. Joseph Aabin. of-HI S li street. Holyoke, Mn**., suffered for ewer * year from Dyspepsia, no tliat ah* could" not •at substantial fotxt, became very weak, end we* unable to car* for her family. Neither tbo medlcinoa prescribed by physicians, nor any of the remedies advertised tot the ewe of, Pytpejwia, helped her, until site 'commetnol the tiM of Ayer's Rareaperilta. "Three bttule* of tbte taodidne," oho write*. ” cnrwl me.” Ayer's Sarsaparilla, • raarxaKD ar Or. J. C. Ayar * Co„ Lowed, Ma krleetl-dibottlM,#, Werthfifial time < _ •i odci for e i JfcwStMby 1 _ Hbtfwtcfjr wo will refasd your otMT. ruk. No capital aided. Both ladle* gcutlemea employed. Ooo't to** tbo* j* writing. “Step i* while to* water* *r* troob* led." Says *r* wank do tier*. Afidra**. B. F. JOHNSON A CO* 1009 Main 8L, Riehmoed, V*. Dee. kS-d-lmo. PARKER'S BALSAM fhflSc» MsT** SHI CHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PSilS. Hed Cnu IMajuoad Brand. 2L A ■MlUltaM.Mlol J5SS& HINOERCORN6. loltM fret. lie. icConiiu Owjttntn. Knmw iHimiocWW. niKoxecodLB AGENTS WANM AT OM'K o' tvl'i tlifl CheapeHt, most Com plete, Alitllrllttc, hplcmlUllt limit rated. ami TIllllf.I.lNO I IUSTOK1 or STANLEY’S ^woncEriFUJ. I ADVENTURES AFRICA THE G LORY GF MAN STRENGTH VITALITY! How Lost! How Regained* ton liLL Good bonae and kit on ooroer of 8trong nod Lumpkin sued*. Call and eon n right sway. BUACKUtFOBDft HaTTAWAT, Beal Krista Agents. Bueklen’s Arnica Sabre. The beat Salve in the world for Cato, Bruises, Suren, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fewer, Sores. Tetter, Citepped Hand*, Chilblains, Corns, and *11 Skin Eruptions and poo- ithrely cure* Piles, or no pay requited. It U guaranteed to give perfect aarisSciioo, or money refunded. Price tft Cento per box. For sale by John Crawford & Co., wml L, D. Blrdee ft Co., Wbokaale nnd Retail Druggists. For lame hack, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Plaster. Price 85 cento. For sale by John Crawford k Co. CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shi loh’s Cote. For sale by John Crawford ft On. SHILOH’S VITALIZES to whet yoa need for Constipotioo, Loss of Appetite, D.zxhrear, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Pricu 10 and 75 centt per bottle. For Sale by Joint Crawford & Co. * SniLOH’S COUGH and Consumption Core is sold by us on a guarantee. It cure* Consumption. For sale by John Crawford KNOWTHYSELE THE SCIENCE OP LIFE A Scientific find Standard Popular Medical Treaties oaths Krrom of Youth.l’renuain*Dedins,Nervous and Physical Debility, Impurities of the Blood. Exhausted Vitality ^Untold Miseries Iteeultlnff ,ntD Overtaxation, Enerval wnrtt It contain* binding, era boated, ■“ cooc Folly, vice; Xenorance,' Kxfeue* a •CnervaUne linn unfitting thi vlctln nets, the Married or Social Relation tratlv* 1 etna Free, if ltelatlon. Poeaeaa thla (treat ytrisro. Beantlfnl Prlco only ft.00' by In plain wrapper. Dina- TUB ^1-w MHh the tsoi.n and jr.wi.i.i from the National Mr" '■ ti.m piazK essayMBMI rarncAi. mdniirtv*.^* of Aaaiatant Physician* may bo conanlti rr In person, at the UI01>r .VIKinCAI. INSTITUTI No. 4 BelOneh»t.,B*me»,M*a*,.towhqn« order* for books otltttsn for advlc* should 1 la* above made with boiling water. EPPS’S GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. COCOA LUCY HINTON IS QUEEN OF THE TOBACCO WORLD. Talmadgo Bros.' are headquarters nod factory scents for T. C. Williams ft Co.’a Lucy Hinton. Mattaponi, Jay Bird, and Par.titer tobacco*. Tbey are always relia ble, uniform, and best on earth, f<tr prices at which they are sold. Try them. 18-em The best razors and the beat poeber- 'knives, at tbe lowest prices, at Talmage ft Brigbtwell’s. dec7tf Coataae*aa Blaad Diseases. Unlcers,sores,pimples, itch, salt rheum, etc' are evidences ot courageous blood discos*, ft is manifestly * duty to eraduate blood poison from the system by a use ot B. B. B. (Uatanic Blood Balm) thua enabling ths sore places to beat, and t lereby removing all poaalbllitiv of other members of tbe family becoming fike- wiae a dieted. Bend to Blood balm Co., Atlanta, Gaffer book that will convince. J. H. Outlaw, lit. Olive, X. 0., writes: had runniug sores on my shoulders and armal One bottle U. B. B. cured mo entirely.” L. Johnson, Belmont Station, Mias., • rites: “B. B. B. baa worked oo me like a charm. My head and body were covered with aornsjand my hair came out, B. B. B. healed m* quickly.” W. J. Kinmn, Hutches, Texas, writes: “K. B. B. has cured toy wile of n largo ulcer oo her leg, that doctors and all other medicine could not oure.” M. J. Romanian, a prominent merchant at Greensboro, G*., writes: “1 know of aevenl cases of Blood disease speedily cored by B. A B. Two bottle* cured a lady of ugly scrofu lous skin sores. W. C. Birchmoro k Co., of Maxey, Qs_ writer. “B. B. B. in curing Mr. Robert Ward of blood poison, effected one of the m.stwon- | derial cure* ttwt over cam* to our knowl edge.” Tears are more eloquent than words: that’s | why a woman keeps here on top. When yon have need Brsdycrotine and it has I failed to cure your Headache,' call on any Drug- I gist for a return of your money. When th* grip goto complicated with suicide I it generally proves total. MADE WITH BOILING MILK. TO WEtit MIN Xo saflerer from any serotalon* disease, who rill fairly try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, need pairot scare, this remedy purges tbo * of all impurities, destroy* the germ* of ale, and infuses new lift and vigor throughout tbe physical organisation. Kind words are like bald heeds, they ean j never dye. Stop that cough, by the ■ ry Pectoral!—the best specific fora lung diseases. It will allay indent . respiration, and strengthen the vocal organa. [ Ayer,* Almanac* are free to all. Ask for on*. To th* oold wave: "Down wont McGinty.” A DETECTIVE STORY. One day, aa I returned to poflee heed- after having put in tevei hours on a till topping case, I found queer looking old man awaiting me. He was. I should any. at least 65. He wore a reddish wig, shaved dean, was very proctoe about hi* clothing, nod was eccentric ht speech end action. An bo nM trie, he anid: k, air, hat yoa should have bm manner* than to keep mo cooling my heels around a place like tlrioT , “Bat I didn’t know yoa were here.* “It wan your business to koowl Decs It, sic. lam ftxt oat with yoa. sirP “Well. 1 «m here, and now what can I do for youT “Resign your piece here at oncer “WhntT “Can’t yoa understand tbe English language? Resign, sir.” ••For what reason)” “That yon may engage with me.’ He handed me his card, and 1 saw that hi*name waa Ronakl Terry. After* hit he-informed me that bo wit* an old bach elor, with plenty of cash, and that he had a scitemo on hand which he wished to work out. He offered to engage me for two years at four times the salary 1 waa then receiving, but would not tel) me what the work was. After two or three interviews with him and after as certaining from trustworthy men that be waa what he represented himself, 1 dosed with hia offer. Tbe day 1 entered upon his service he said to me: “You have been in most of the large dties of tbe United States. Did you ever happen to notice a situation like this: A street about fifty feet wide run ning off a basinets street at an angle, hut only two blocks long before it ended at a bluff? This short street is built up -with brick hooaee. Oh the first corner no the right is a drug store. The inter secting street b hardly' wider then an alley and b not paved.” “I think you will find something very Hke it in almost any city, excepting the bluff. It b not unusual for streets to come in that way.” Bat the Muff. If the short street does not end at • bluff our search will he useless." “We shall have to go from town to Sown until we find It” “Exactly, and we start to-morrow. Be at my hotel at 8 o’clock in tbe morn- log. 1 shall lay out our route, and when ever we arrive in a city you will do the searching. That’s what I have hired you for.” From tbe foregoing you will be pre pared to believe that 1 thought him “tight in tbe head,” as the expression goes, if no worse. However, as be had tbe money and was hb own master, and as he waia paying me a big salary, ft was Hot nay business to find fault. I soon discovered that he had hb own peculiar ideas in the moat trifling matters. For instance, I was not to know him when on tlm train. I must, if passible, take the front end of tbe car, while be-took the At the hotel 1 must, if such an arrangement werb possible, sleep oo the floor above him. ‘ Arty business between ns most he' dobe as formally aa if we had “You will go to year room, lock your self in, and remain until 1 send for yoa.” I did nothing of this kind. I skipped oat, reached “B* street, posted myself la tbe hallway of a tenement, and hoar bter sow Mr. Terry appear. He went straight to the old bourn, woe in side for half an hoar, and then came oat with a package in hb band. I took H to be a package of papers wrapped in oil- akin. He walked off without a glands to the right or left, and 1 took a short cut and reached tlie hotel first. After dinner he suit for me and said: “Oar search ia ended. You have been faithful and sensible. Here b the bal ance of your salary for tbe aecdod year, and here b $1,000 extra. Good-by, sir.’ “But won’t you enlighten” “Dem it, rir/good-by,” he interrupted, and 1 picked op my money and went, and to this day have never got at the bottom facts.—New York 8un. Ayer’s raJlthri throat and i who is nwvoo* and dabUltaM. Prof. F.GFOWIBB. Mood*". Conn. Thattired, languid feeling and doll headache I is very disagreable. Take two of Carter's Lit tle Liver Bills before retiring, and yoe will Ind | relief. They never fail to do good. Reed’s rules raed rough. FOR MEN ONLY'. CURE ofKrrar* wtoi«a»h<llt«hM^ l ft rARTStfROB*.. Ea@ ! £^wsas.'r.Bsi'rif Big O baa riven univer sal satisfaction In Hu cure of Gonorrboe and Gleet. I prescribe it and Ins It to all an tone*, i. J. STOKER, MdL. Decatur, III. nacB.ti.oo. sou bv SORRELS ft SMITH. Kupepsy This is what yon ooghttohavs, in bet, yoe most have it, to felly enjoy life. Thousand* are searching lor it only, end morning beeaSae | they find it not. Thousand* upon thousands of dollars ar* spent annalij by onr people b th* hope that they may attain this boon. And ' ‘ maybe had by all. Wegnaiantei " ic Bitten, if need eeeerding todto i# use persisted in, will bring yon Good Digestion and oast tbo demon Dyspepsia and install instead Eapapsy. W* recommend Elec tric Bitten tor Dyspepsia and all diseases of tbe Stomach and Kidneys. Hold at 60, and $100 dtotni» I per bottle by John Crawford A Co. or L. D. FREE. Sledge Co. Whole sal* and Retail Druggist Athens, Ga. Senator John Sherman’* Washington real | estate is assessed at st $199,000. Are yon subject to Headache? Brsdycrotine will certainly prevent them. Brownlnr’a resting place la Westminsters * that ol Cbauoer. Abbey will be near I All eases of weak or lame back, backache, rheumatism, will find relief by wearing one Car ter’s Smart weed and Belladonna Backache Piasters. Price 85 cent*. Tty them. -GO TO— C. F.KohIruss,j JOHN r ’-.„f RWOr ’ p and Sign Painting Manufacturer and Deter In FiwSlgli * Domestic Marble and Granite Monument*, Hoajtotouea, Statues, Coping*, eto. Cemetery .-uid building work of nllT>isci-i jition made to dree*. >11 or ders promptly attended to and exccurad in tee neatest manner p.wrdble. Original Designs Executed, corner Washington aud.EUla Sts. AUGUSTA KitTft, GEORGIA. A GENTS wanted atonce for Life nnd Remi niscences oi Jefferson Davis. Edited by Ju9- tl- c i.miar, U. S. Supreme Court. Port ex pro ceed. given to creci a monument to Mr. J >avis. Coral date outfit 41. Address It. 11. WOODWARD A CO., Baltimore. Md. JOflti-A few genertl pgents wanted. tl-JanS House T Paper Hanging, Etc. —GO TO— JOHN I>. ARNOLD, BROAD STREET, At our first stopping place be planned to stay just so many days. I was to oover only so much of tbe city per day. A queer duck you will think him, trat il couldn’t record the tenth of his strange] doings and sayings. We wait directly to Portland, Me., to Ibegtn our search, end although 1 could have covered 'the city in two days he »1 that we should stay sixteen, gore, after tbe first two days, I had nothing to do but loaf around. On the seventh day he Bent his card to my room with a request that I call upon him on matter of business, and when 1 entered he asked: ■ “Well, what progress in your search?" “I can find no 6uch street here, sir. I “Very well; 1 give you nine moredayn in which to make sure.” I spent tbe nine days ht fishing and sailing, and we'rivent from Portland to Augusta. We put in six days there, and (hen went to Montgomery, VL We took in rotation, visiting every city above 10,000 population in each state, and by the time wo were through With the state of New York the first up. Every day found Mr. Terry the same queer, quaint specimen of humanity. Tbe same formality was tibeehtad, sod oboe. In a railroad smash- up, when I ventured to address him to inquire if ho had been hurt, he looked at me with« oold stare and replied: “Dem It, sir, you must havo mistaken me for some one else!" We were well along in the second year, and were in Wilmington, DeL, when I met an old friend from the west and told h|ag what % wHdgqpae ehase l wasou. He looked at the diagram far a few minutes luvi said: “You’ll strike this in Cincinnati. I could guide you to tbe exact spot.” He went fishing into his baggage and found an old map of Cincinnati, and in {Ive minutes wo had located tho spot. I pent my card up to Mr. Terry, and fol lowed it to inform him of my discovery, but bo sat down on me with: "Dem it, man, if you aro tired of my ways and wages, you can quitl I told you at tho outset that I should run this thing myself P And to prove that ho meant to, he planned a route which did not permit us to reach Cincinnati for nearly four months. He gave mo to understand, on arriving there, that v?e should remain could Mae Paul's Tresses Create • Faroe, time. Patti’s sudden transformation from brunette to blonde may bq taken as an indicationot (becoming hairdressing fashions. Dark hair has-been declared impossible by the Messrs. Toupet, who arrange the modes of the season's coif fures, and it therefore behooves all who are possessed of dark tresses and desire to bs “in the fashion” to follow Miue. Patti’s example and convert themaelves without further delay into possession of fair hair. Natural blondes will have tbe advantage, so fares expense and com fort are concerned; bnt in the matter of appearance they will be no better off than those who have changed color to suit the requirements ot the hour, for wig making has been brought to such perfection as to defy the closest inspec tion. Consequently artificial hair will be yery much adopted this season, and if we desire to follow in the train of the exacting goddess of fashion wo shall have to submit to the uncomfortable; unpleas ant and unnatural arrangement of haul ing our heads with other people’s hair.— London Lady’s PictoriaL Naming Navy Vessels. The naming of vesaeb of .the navy regulated by law. Vessels of the first class are required to be named after states, those of the second after rivers, those of the 'third after tlie principal cities and towns; and those of the fourth aa the president may direct The law not always observed os closely ae it ought to be; but in the main it governs naval nomenclature today. The first act beam ing on this subject was passed in 1819, and was subsequently amended by that of 1658, to bring it in harmony with the changes wrought by steam navigation.— Boeton Transcript. A Veteran** Children at frayne A veteran of the' late war died not long ago from the effects of his army experience, leaving two children, one them a boy in his infancy. This little fellow, the other day, wanted to play prayer meeting, and opened the same by beginning. “Our Father, who fought in heaven.” “That isn’t right," said hia sister. “Yea it is,” persisted the young prattler; “ *t any rate, that’s what they say in Sunday sefaooL" It was evident that the child had a confused idea in his mind as to the father who fought on earth and the “Father which art in heaven.”—Boston Transcript. W.C.&fj.li.SItEMD. WM FOR J890. Some people agree with Tine Sms’s opinions about men and things, and -some people don't; but everybody likes to get hold of ths newspaper which ia never dull and never afraid to speak its mind. Democrats know tliat for twenty ears Tiik Sun has fought in the front ne for Democratic principles, never wavering or weakening in its loyalty to the true interests of the party it serves with fearless intelligence and disinterested vigor. At times opinions have differed ns to the best means of ac complishing the common purpose; it is notrTHK Sun’s fault, for it has seen further into the millstone. Eighteen hundred and ninpty is the year that will probably determine the result of the Presidential election of 1898, and perhaps the fortunes of the Democracy for the rest of the century. Victory in 1892 is a duty, and the be ginning of 1890 is the best time to start out in company with Thx Sun. Daily, per month $060 Daily,per year 6.00 Sunday, per year 2.00 Daily and Sunday,per year 8.00 Daily and Sunday, per month ...J0.70 Weekly Sun, one year 1.00 f TUB SlfW. New Verh. 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 I refer as to the merits of the Lee Range. Consult the references, see the Range and if you want a first-class cooking apparatus you are my customer. IN THEOIT <T A II Hodgson Casper Morris Wni Ware M B McGinty C D Flanlgen Mrs Blackwell Cor. College Avenue and C’ayton St. Has always on baud FRESH BREAD. CAKE and i PURE CONFECTIONERIES. Has Received a Full Assortment of Toys, such at Dolls, Bedroom Parlor, Kitchen, Toilet ft Wash Sets, Carriages, Drums, Horns, Jumping Jacks. Clowns, Toy Carts and Wagon*, Drawing Slates Velocipedes, Decorated Cups Saucers and Mags. C. BODE, Athens, - wtf Headquarters for FANCY aud FAMILY Mi Full Measuffe, 1 ' 1 Honest Weights and Good Quality Guaranteed. IF YOU WANT Goqd Vinegar, Syrup, or Sugar drive Him a Call A very fine line of CRACKERS, and a Fancy Brand ’of We have just received shipment of French Peas, Jockey Club Sar .lines, Plum Puddings, Layer Figs, Tliurber’s Canned Peaches, Pears, Apri cots,. and Dunbar’s Pre served Figs. Our Olive Oil, Teas, Extracts and Spiees FLOUR Which will always satisfy. (fresh. Best of Always Beef Dr S C Benedicf F B Lucas H N Taylor Prof H C White Prof E C Branson Julius Cohen I H Allen J BTooiner Industrial Home Thomas Fleming In the Country: Dr Watkins, Sandy Cross. W O Fluker, Union Point Mr. Stovall, OconGicounty J W Arnold, Wilkes county Andrew ft Glenn, Oglethorpe county J M Brisendim, “ ‘ James Young, “ “ Hon JasM Smith, “ “ M Mathews, •* “ Janies Hutcheson “ “ TA Hanie, “ * J R Shields, Jackson county. Woods Ashford, Watkinsville James Freeman, Antioch G A Potter, Supt. GA. Factory. Mr Card, Siipt. Barnett Shoals. OATS, CORN, HAY : and STOCK FEED. IIW m ?y ath0W8 1 GALLOWAY, LAMBERT & CO. Telephone No. 73. Brumby A D Mathews. | Geo. C.TnoxAs. Jno. J. Stbicki an THOMAS & STRICKLAND, ATTORNEYS. Aiks, Gkorota Lard, Hams, Dried and Breakfast Bacon. Come and See. Maim in Winter ■—.ZL2M JLn Cool in Summer. Mu Its Cospany b prepared to furnish the Best Black Diamond Coal and Wood During the winter and gylCE-Ail In thcJSum- mer. Order* left at Wl 2t.jfX Clayton Street will receive prompt attention. ATHENS ICK CO. SeptSdljr. Human Hair Market. The largest supply of human' hair comes from’’ Switzerland and Germany, and especially from the French prov inces. The country fairs are attended by agents of merchants in London, Paris and Vienna. Only at intervals, how ever, is a prize like a perfect suit of golden hair obtained; and it ia said that there are- orders ahead in the shops of Paris and London for fill the golden hair that can be' obtained in the next five years. When a stock of hair is collected by agents it is assorted, wasned and cleaned. Th^ti each lialr te drawn through tbe eye of a needle and polished.—Once a Week. ’ A Pretty Electrical Experiment. Make a room quite dark, then take an ordinary feather duster and dust any gilt picture frame you may have, applying the brush quickly, whea tittle sparks of dectricitv as brilliant as diamonds will fly off the frame, sometimes as far as three inches from the corners.—Good Housekeeping. LEE RANGE keep the best and largest selected stock Stoves and Goods in my Line Of any house in this city. A call will convince. S It Fancy and Family Groceries thktj^o day?: and. although i cou J * »fcpv* found "S” street In an hour, A Scrap of Paper Saved Her Life ft was just an ordinary scrap of wrapping paper, bet it saved her lift. Sbe was in tbe last stages ofcoasumpUon, told by physicians that sbe was incnrable sad coeld five only a short titnej sbe weighed less.than seventy pounds. On a piece ofWrapping paper she read of Dr. King’s Xew Discovery, and got a sample bottle; it helped her, she bought a Urge bottle, it helped her more, bought, r- olher end grew better fast, oontinued its < and U now strong, healthy, ..rosy, slump- weighing 140 pound*. For fuller particular, ■end sump to W|U. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial bottles of this wonderful Diseov- erj Free at John Crawford A Co, or L. D. Sledge A Co. Whole sale and Retail Druggists Athens, Go. Ratal re’s tendency ft to restore the bsUuee; as s man gets “abort” his face gets long. ne cared Headaches for Ur. Floyd in, Ga. Ross, If lbey send the blacks io Africa ths white waiter will rule and ruin ns. Always avoid harsh purge tire pills They fiist make j ou sick and then leave constipated Carter’s Little Liver Pill* regulate tbe bowels uud make you well- Dose, one pill. Georgia Railroad Co Stone Mdtwtftiir Houte. Omen Gtxsxac Uoum ' 1 Acquit*, Oa., Sept Slat, 16e». f The folleedng schedule will be operated uu- | til further notice: ATHENS BRAXCH. in addition to the [ 90th Meridian Tim*. K| Faav. ~ Train. Lv. Athena. Winterkill* Dunlap.... Crfiteri- Antioch.. Maxeys.... Woodville. I Ar. Union Pt{40 8 8.- 19 8 18 84 97 85 Lv. Union PL Ar Atlanta GaineariD* Lv, Hi Ar. Ar Pt klacon.. lliH’dgTll* 8.80 am SI* :9.07 am 9-28 an 9.80 am 9.47 a m 9.65 am 9Sr- 8.95 p m 8.40 a m 9.12*m 9.20 a m 10.00 a :n 10.29 a* 10.52 ig 11.99 a m 11.C5 a m 9.10 pm 5.45 pm l 8.36 p m sflia’w Train. 8.50 p iWs m 4.10 pm 4.17 p m 4.48 pm 5.16 p m AMR® 8.16 p — TRAINS WESTWARD. ■^HJqaor f IT AOHiniSTEMIIO 88. HA1KS’ $UM SPECIFIC. I ■Rcaafieawea h leap ct coffee or tex.arlaaik Seles el food, without tbe knowlew* of the per- lion taking it; It Is absolutely harmless and will tenet a permanent end speedy care, whMbex ■■patient Is a moderate drinker or sn alcoholic I [wreck-IT NEVER FAILS, W* GUARANTEE ■■rtm cure In evetr Inatanee. 43 page hook rA'’jlir«,ln o conu.fcnce. <t ^ C[ ^ i n Bt , L<t Lv. Aoguaia. 11 aeon .... Mill’d* Vile W aahmgtq Ar. Union PL LVr Atlanta.': Gainesville Ar. Union PL New-:- Opera-:-House ATHENS, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Jan. 16,17 and 18. FAMILY MATINEE Satubdat 2:30. Prof. D.M. Bristol’s Lv. Union Pt. Woodville. Saar Crawford.. Dnnlap..-.. WinterviUe Ar. Athens. 7.20 am 10.01 a m 7.45 si 11.06 am 7.10 a m 9.18 a lU9am 1.55 pm 10.48 am 11.04 a m 11.90 am 11.40 am ->4 8.09 * m 5.55 am ILMpm 9.19 pm 10.161 1094am 9.81pm 10.41am 3.04pm 8.01 pm 3.21pm 4.08 pm 11.25 a m 4.61 pm A45pm 5.15 p 9.46 pm 649 pm 645 pm 5.44 pm 6.08 pa. A94pm 449 pm 4.40 pm 1X0 p ATHENS ACCOMMODATION, Leave Athens* 4 IS p Arrive Union Point 8 46 p m Lea e Union Point* 6 45 p m Arrive Athens..;....... 9 80am •Except Sunday, UNION POINT A WHITE PLAINS R. R. Leave Union Point* Arrive*t Siluam... Arrive at.White Plains, 10.10 a m 1045 am II10 s m Horses, Ponies and Mules, DENVER, the Famons Mule Comedian andjthe entire company. The comedy of Leave Whit* Hams | Arrive at Siloam........ Arrive at Union Point... •Except Sunday. •5.40 p m 9.05 pm 4.40 p m •Sou am 845am 9.00 a 1890, JANUARY, 1890. 14th, 15th and 16th lYiivl/U LntlNIVnL U nder .King Cotton and the Grand At Augusta, Ga. The Carnival will be the grandest overseen Rest of New Orleans or South of New York. The Chariots, Roots, and Cootumes will bo magnificent. You cannot afford to mlsa ths display. From the present outlook the Trades Display will be Throe Miles Long. The Grand CARNIVAL BALL January"lSthTanX continues until and Including January 19th. Aiding January 1 THE GEORGIA RAILROAD round trip tickets as stated below. Tickets include admission to Poultry and Pet . The 4t*t column of figures beta* are round trip rate* for Jan. 14,15 and 18, good to return itll nth inclusive. The second column round Winterrllle.... Dnnlap Crawford Antioch 970 830 846 890 800 990 275 170 . your tickets, conductor raw*. Secure tickets ear- Travelling Pas*. Art. 8an6—d6-8-U-12-U-U-16, E. R. DORSET, Gon’l Pass. Agt. One two-story bt lot extaodta* i i oo Foundry street. . back to Covington k Macon Railroad. A splendid lot for a. warehouse. Aire, one large dwelling on Oconee sL, now used by Public School. This prop erty is valuable. Shackleford ft Hattaway, Real Estate Agents. •3.30 pm 4.05 p m 4.40p m SLEEPING AND PARLOR CARS. Fast train : Sleeping cars between Atlanta Auguste and Charleston. Night express: Sleeping cars between Charleston and Atlanta, Augusta and Atlanta, Augnstaand Macon. Trains No. 27 sod 23 will stop at and receive, 1 Class of Egnin*. Swiss BeU titan. |^,is£-sy.gEya-“ Norwood, Barnett, Crawfordville, union Point Greenesboro, Madison, Rutledge, Social Circle Covington, Conyers, Lithonia, Stone Moun tain and Decatnr. Trains to aud from Athens connect with trams 27, 23,1 and 2. , 4. W. GREEN. E. R. DORSEY, Gan. Msaagsr. Gen. Pass, Agt, JQX W. WHITE, TrtvtPssa Agt The Horse School. A Horse Mathematician, Amazing, Amusing and Instructive. Night Prices.—25, 50jmd 75c. Matinee,—25 and 50c, ■ MONEY TO LOAN s AT SIX PER CENT. x • ATLANTA TRUST BANNING CO. C. C. Chandlkr, Agent, Jefferson, Ga. The firm of Mitchell andChandler baa disolvcd by mutual consent. I will con tinue to negotiate loans on farm mort- guages in its fiiLuif of Jack* Banks; Oconee, Madison and other pla ccs by special contract. An extension of five years will be allowed, but the borrower can pay back the money at any time. Partial payments can also be made at any time. Money can be secured at very short jiotfc e Don’t fail to see me before borrowing. Yours Truly, 12-0-dw-6m 0. Q» Chandlw, m ■wtt
