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A Confirmed Dyspeptic,
C. CnMhnr, of Ml Trask lia sc,
Boatos, JtoL, Writes, tint, suffsriag
lor years from ladlgMtiw, btVMit
iMt indnosd to try Ayer’s Sampartlla
sod. by Its ass, was entirely corad.
Mis. Joatph Anbin, of High street.
Holyoke, Ito, suffered far ovsr s year
liwt Dyspepeis, so that she could not
•M substantia! food, tonusa very weak,
•M m unable to cm lor tor family.
Xelttor the medicines prescribed by
physisUae, n«r. any of tbs remedies
tolpsd bar, until aba commenced tbs
ua# of Ayer’s BaraaparlUa. "Three
“oorad me."
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla,
Worth listen.*.
Or. J. 0. Ajw k Co, Lowed, Mata.
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On the Errors of Yomh.Premstare Decline, Nsrms
and Physical Debility, Impurities of the Blood.
ExhaustedVitality
❖Untold Miseries
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eslredths GOLD ASH JEHUhLUD MBUL
ft.nl>. National Medical Assorlu
thin PRI/.K ESSAY on NERVO
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The best raxors snd the best pocket-
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Coataxeena Bleed Diseases.
Unleers, sores, pimples, itch, salt rhsutn, etc*
are evidences ol coutageons blood disease, ft
is manifestly a duty to eradtoale blood poison
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other members of the family becoming Bke
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J. H. Outlaw, ML Olive, H. C, writes: “ .
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JL Johnson, Balmont Button, Miss., - rites:
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W. J. Kinnin, Hutches, lezss, writes: "B.
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her leg, that doctors and all other medicine
eooldnut care.”
M. J. Bossmsn, a prominent merchant of
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B. Two bottles cured a tody of ngly scrofu
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W. O. Hirchniore A Co, of lfaxey, Ga,
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derful cures that over earns to our knowl
edge.”
A Prudent man to like a pin—his head pro.
venta him from going too far.
No snftererfirotn any aeroialons disease, who
will fairly try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, oped des
pair ot a ran. This remedy purges the blood
of mil imparities, destroys the germs of serai-
ala, and infuses new life sod rigor throughout
the physical organization.
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C. F.Kohlruss,
Manufacturer and T>e\er In Foreign a Domestic
Marble ami Granite Monument*, lleadstouea,
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bark . tbs most, bscsu a that's all
Little doj
they
Stop that cough, by tbs use or Ayer’s Cher
ry Pectoral!—the best specific for all throat and
longdiaeases. It will allay infitmmation, aid
respiration, aud strengthen the vocsl organs.
Aycr.s Almanacs sra Tree to alL Ask for one,
A Mythical Parson ■groin Pash: Why tbi*
fnsslsbont a man who does not exist? There’s n°
M In “Pasha.”
That tired, langaid fealing pad daB headache
ls very dUagresbla. Taka two of Oarier’a Ut-
tlo Liv.r Pills before rcuring, and you trill find
relict They never fail to do good.
A cooking main to the kind ti a prize light
that is always won by » fouL
Kuprpsy
This is what yon ought to have, in fact, yon
must have it, to folly enjoy life. Thousands
an searching lor it only, and morning because
they find it not. Thousands npon thousands
of dollars are spent anually by our people to
the hope tbit they may attain thii boon. And
ret it may bo had by all. Wsguaianteo that
Electric Bitters, if used according Indirections
and the use persisted in, will bring you Good
I hgestiog and oust the demon Dyopsfwfe-aad
install instead Enpepsy. We recommend Elec
tric Bitters lor Dyspepsia and all diseases of
the Stomach and Kidneys. Hold at SO, and $100
per bottle by John Crawford A Co. or L. D.
Slcdgo Co. Whole sals snd Retail Druggist
Athens,Ga.
Mines pie will keep a man awake- lonaee than
s guilty conscience.
Always avoid harsh purgative pill* They
first make you sick and then leave constipated
Carter's Little Liver Pills regulate the bowels
and make yon well. Dote, on. pill.
The fashionable bud is modest,
wants to blow.
She
All cases of weak or lame back, backache,
rheumatism, will find relief by wearing one Car
ter’s Smart weed and Belladonna Backache
Piasters. Price S5 cents. Try them.
Congress will not force “the Blair education
al; bill” upon the South.
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FOR
House and Sign Painting
Paper Hanging, Etc.
—GO TO—
JOHN L. ARNOLD,
BROAD STREET,
FOB
Fancy snd Family Groceries
Ttom UawaMhe trash mpn Urn. ctour sod sweat;
nssMw sum search them thaw, or draws
tour:
AH headlam^oT Us bora and Maodtog teas.
’3m cUmfaa so best to nmy.
•wtogaouli be brass aud foB of chaos:
A DOCTOR’S STOUT.
I had
had fancied that I was needed in
extremely critical case, for the hour was
• In the evening and the night a stormy
one*
What, then, waa my aurpriae, whan 1
bad been uatorod into a handsome par
lor in one of the beat hotato, to find, sit
ting in a large arm chair and with no
appearance of ill health about her, a very
beautiful wonan, whom I knew to be an
■ctrras of poaitioo and had oftan ad
mired upon the stage. .
She waa dressed in the moat becoming
fashion, and arose with a smile upon my
entrance. . ■
Her maid, a Spanish looking woman,
with a beautiful olive skin, remained
standing near tho window.
“You look surprised, doctor,” the tody
began, motioning mo to a seat. “You
will be -more so before you leave me. 1-
am not - ill. and I can aee that you know
that at a glance. ”
“You oertainly are looking very well
madarae,” eaid L
“lam feeling well,” said she. “The
question that I desire to ask you, as a
man who has made the brain, in some
degree, a specialty, to. Am I mail? You
need not mind my maid; she spsaks no
English. I want you to give me your
opinion. Do you think me insane?”
“That is a very difficult question, ms-
dame," said L “A doubt of your ration
ality never would have occurred tome.
Besides, insane people seldom guess their
oondition.. However, you must have
some reason for asking the question?”
“A very. grave, one,” she answered.
“Either 1 am out of my mind or there
are such tilings asghostk”
“There are optical illusions also* mo-
dame,” said I.
j “But illusions of the sonata of sight
and touch and hearing nil at once. Would
that not be madness?” asked she.
“Not if you were aware they Were il
lusions,” I answered.
“But they eeem real to me,” aoid the
lady, “oh, .so real! I suppose you read
the stories about me hi the papers? You
have heard of the man who killed him-
self for love of meT
“The Frenchman!” 1 asked. “To tell
the truth I nave read it."
“They ssid i was crael to him,"said
the lady .growing somewhat excited. “1
was not. .1 was kind at' first: but be
dogged my footsteps and threatened my
Ufe. Not at first, of course, but after 1
had accorded tom an interview, and re
fused him as gently as a woman could
refuse n man. He wanted me to marry
him. He was rich*of good family; he
was honorable, and very, very much in
love. But I, how could I love a stranger?
And he was ugly, a greet, savage look
ing creature. After that- he tried to kill
me. He shot at me. I had him arrest
ed, and he committed suicide in prison.”
She paused ,and shuddered, “ft is he
who comes,” she added. ,'
“Naturally,” said I, “you have been
greatly shocked- You dream of him,
and your dreams are so. vivid that you
fancy them actual occurrences.”
“I knew you, would say that," she
sighed, “but I have very vivid .dreams,
for in them friends who have been dead
for years come to me. They speak and.
move, apd touch me. But wheal awake
I know I havo been dreaming. This to
diffafst. My ghost—or my matinees
cornea to me upon the stage.”
“Upon the stage?” I repeated.
“Yea," she answered. “He says I shall
not act again. I was playing a week ago
when he came. He often comes, but
never before dial he touch me. This time
he Isid his hand-’upon my torn, and
whispered: '
“ ’I tell you you must retire from the
stage! I exact this penalty of you. The
next time you tread tho boards I will kill
youtff -
“Wear said L
“I fainted," said the lady, “and fortu
nately it was the correct thing to do at
the moment. Only my fellow actors
guessed the swoon to be a real one. But
tho next day Jl canceled my engagement.
I declared myself ill. Tho truth to I was
very much frightened. 1 had grown
used to his staring and pointing to his
throat, but when it came to touching me
and speaking”
She paused, shuddering violently.
‘‘Yours to a case of disordered nerves,
madame,” said L “I advise you to take
holiday.”
“1 don’t dare to go on acting!" Bhe
gasped. “Don’t you see that? Why, I
really believe yon do not know why I am
so troulilod! In the very prime of life,
with everything 1 value at my hand, I
must sink into obscurity—retire on a
small sum of money, when 1 might
make an immense fortune—givo up the
applause I live for, the art I adore—and
all because a ghost will have it so!"
The tears arose to her beautiful eyes.
Bhe wiped them away and forced a
laugh.
“Oh, you know I had rather think my
self a little out of my mind than to be
lieve in my ghost!" said she.
“So should I,” said L “If you will
take my advice you will give yourself a
holiday, surround yourself with friends,
and furget your hallucination—it to one.
You are just a little upset, and it will
pass.”
I wrote a prescription.
“Take this at night,” I said. “I assure
you that science has distinctly proven
the fact that ghosts do not appear to any
oo*"
voice, and altogether
than ever.
Sente at the theatre wbar* she waa to
appear were sold three weeks in advance,
and at fancy prices.
Aa 1 had my fortune yet to make! felt
that it waa aomewhat extravagant to at
tend on the first night, but 1 did so,
nevertheless. It waa an
coati and white ties.
The house waa full of the moot elegant
people iu the city. Tha company was
fine, the music excellent. i t . ;
The curtain roae upon the unimportant
characters who always usher in a play,
and finally the door at the back of the
stage wxta flung open by a servant, and
Mme. enured. A roar of applause
greeted her. Hie papers were right
Bhe waa handsomer than ever. Her role
wasunetocaU forth all herart She did
notfaiL
As the play proceeded I noticed, how
ever, that the occasionally glanced in the
direction of one of the side scenes In a
way I did not Eke. And as the curtain
tow npon tho tost net there seemed to
me a longer wait than usual at the Hm.
when she should have entered: however,
she came.
She advanced to the footlights. The
part she played placed her in that acene
in the midst of a howling mob, who
threatened her.
She turned and faced them. They
flourished weapons in the air. Bhe ad
dressed them, her tall form drawn to its
full hieight. My memory of the play was
that at this moment succor arrived, Init
it occurred to me that the scene was
changed. From the midst of the mob a
strange, wild figure rushed forth. I saw
it but far a moment It threw back the
collar of its coat and revealed a red
“across Its throat and flung out its »»■*.->
toward her. I saw it but for a moment,
wondering what connection it had with
the play. . Then I saw Mme. foil
forward on her face.
The curtain felL The bouse was in an
uproar of excitement A moment after
a call was made for a doctor. I was the
first to answer it
A little group of physicians gathered
about the beautiful form that they had
lifted to a sofa; but we saw at a glance
that we looked upon a dead woman.
For my part a horror beyond that 111
which sudden death inspires possessed ® ■
me.
“Did you notice the momeut at which
she fell?" I asked, a prominent physician
who stood near me and whom I knew
, wefl. v
“Yes,” said he, “as she spoke the last
words of her defiance. Her friends were
about to.appear.”
“I fancied one of the populace—the one
who touched hep, who had blood upon
him—frightened her,” I said.
“Oh, no one touched her, my dear fel
low,” he said “There is nothing of the
sort In the play.? She awed them by her
manner, you knew. Good heavens, what
a sad”tiling this*!”
“It to horrible?* I answered.
I think so still. No one but myself
had seen the man with-the blood upon
his throat unless ehe did, arid unless all
that I am bound’ as a medical man to
disbelieve to true there are such thing.
as ghosts.—Maty Kyle Dallas in Fireside
Companion. ’ “ '
Two Youngsters.
Tommy was at a boarding school*
and it had been decided that, for various
practical reasons, it ivould be better for
him to spend Thanksgiving with a neigh
boring aunt, instead of taking the longer
journey home. This conclusion was an
nounced to him, with as much gentle
ness as possible, and in a few days his
father received- the following note:
Drat est Papa-When the turkeys in the even,
snd the tames In the pot, vhen the cranberry
bubbles redly, and the pudding's smoking hot-
whoa the ante «ra cracked and watting, and tlx
ralslm heap tha plate, and you're so awful hun
gry that you’d rather die than wait—“then you'll
remember mol" G,po, mayn't I go home! You:
miserable x 0 x.
They sent fyr him by the next maiL
Turkey, well stuffed, was on the table,
and the little girl of the family found the
dressing very, much to her taste,
“Give me some more of that,” **M
she, when she had eaton her portion.
“What, Mamie?” said the mother.
“Please give me some of that.”
“Now, Mamie, yon should ask for what
you want by name, and not soy ’some of
that.’”
Mamie looked distressed, but finally
puckered up her lips, aud said:
“I want some of Urn .clothes.”—Youths?
Companion.
——
Eel Skin Gloves.
Commenting on the use of eel skin for
gloves, a Glovers viile correspondent says:
Eel skin makes a glove that to smooth,
flexible and.equal iq appearance to seal
kid, and possessed of far greater tenaci
ty.- If neither rips nor tearsexcept under
great force.-and it lias a quality that
renders it in one respect greatly superior
to Other articles, it to not penetrable by
water. Perspiration from tho hands or
water upon the outside will not injure
the color or make the gloves stretch. It
to iielieved that Yankee ingenuity has
discovered a new and handsome dovering
for the hands that will come into gen
eral use.—Rome 8entineL
A Scrap of Paper Saved Her Ufe.
It was just sn ordinary scrap of wrapping
iper, bnt it saved herIito. She was in the
stages of consumption, told by physician*
that she was incurable and coaid live only a
short time; she weighed less than seventy
pounds. On a piece of wrapping paper she
read of Dr. King’s New Discovery, and got a
sample bottle; it helped her, she bought a
large bottle, it helped her more, bought an
other and grew better fast, continued its use
and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump,
weighing 140 pounds. For* fuller particular,
send stamp to W;H. Cole, Druggist. Fort
Smith. Trial bottles of this wonderful Discov
ery Free at John Crawford A Co, or L. D.
Sledge A Co. Wholesale and Retail Druggists
Athens, Ga.
The combined snow and frost have conjur
ed the coal dealers into smiles.
The cold waTe to invigorating.
Advice To Mothers.
Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup shonld al
wavs be used for children teething. It soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind colic and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea twenty five cents a bottle.
The London Times appears to be out of joint
in its efiort to down FiraeU,
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-—The following twenty well known,
citizens of Athens are selected from my
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you are my customer.
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Dr SC Benedict A II H
F fi Lucas
H N Taylor
ProfRC White
Prof E C Branson
Julius Cohen
I H Allen
J BToomer
Industrial Home
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Casper Morris
Wm Ware
M B McGinty
C D Flanigen
Mrs Blackwell
Mrs Olive
Mrs Luey Mathews
E R Brumby*
A D Mathews.
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J W Arnold, Wilkes countyj
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Hon Jas M Smith, “ “
M Mathews, -‘ <<
James Hntcheson “ “
T A Hanie. “ «
J R Shields, Jackson county.
Woods Ashford, Watkinsvifle
James Freeman, Antioch
G A Potter, Supt.-Ga. Factory.
Mr Card, Supt. Barnett Shoals.
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Stoves and Goods in
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Or the Liquor Habit, Positively Cured
«r ADHINISTUfSa DR. MAKES’ SOtDES S?E6IEID.
It can be given In a cup of coffee or tea. or inar-
telesqMood. without the knowledge ol the per.
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fw* it P«nnauent anil speedy cure, whether
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SPECIFIC C0„ 135 Kac> t, Cincinnati, ft.
New-:- Opera-:-House
ATHENS,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
Jan, 16,17 and 18.
FAMILY MATIXEE Saturday 2:30.
Prof. D- M. BristoFs
Horses, Ponies and Mules,
DENVER, the Famous Mule Comedian
andjthe entire company. The comedy of
The Horse School
A Horse Mathematician,
A Class of Equine Swiss Bell Rin$rs.
Amazing, Amusing and
Instructive.
Night Prices.—25, 50 and 75c.
Matinee-—25 aud 50c.
C. BODE S
Cor. College Avenue and Clayton SL
_ Has always on baud
FRESH BREAD, CAKE
AND ’-
PORE CONFECTIONERIES.
Has Received a Full Assortment of
Toys, gnch as , Dolls, Bedroom
Parlor, Kitchen, Toilet A Wash
Seta, Carriages, Drums,
Horns, Jumping Jocks, Clowns, Toy
Carts and Wagons, Drawing Slates
Velocipedes, Decorated Cups
Saucers and Mugs.
a. zboidielj,
Athens, - - - - CU.
wtf
No. 19 E. Clayton St.,
ATHENS,
"MAXWELL’S
Livery and Feed Stables
SPECIAL TO DROVERS. .’oS*4
Lexington, Georgia.
■rtnt* Bofflea, Harks and Surrey* for Hire.
Gentle Rones, Sate Drivers- Cnslontere.’serv-
•I Day or Night. Stock In my Cara receives
Beatofy—■*-- "■—-- —-
Headquabtebb fob
Filler MD FAMILY
We have just received a
shipment of French Peas,
Jockey Club Sardines,
Plum Puddings,
Layer Figs,
-, Thurber’s
Canned Peaches, Pears, Apri
cots, and Dunbar’s Pre
served Figs. Our
Olive Oil, Teas,
Extracts arid Spiees
ME THE BEST
ALSO—
OATS, CORN, HAY
and STOCK FEED.
GALLOWAY, LAMBERT fi CO.
Telephone No. 73,
Gbo. C.Thqmas. Jno. J. Stricki an*
THOMAS & STRICKLAND,
ATTORNEYS.
•A***. Georgia
Georgia Railroad Co
Stone Mountain Houte.
Omo Gkxkk.il Uan/geb. I
Avovsta, Ga., Sept 21st, leE».f
ATHENS BRANCH.
MthHeridUn
Time.
- K Fas’.
F Train.
^IrAthena..
iWinterville
Dunlap....
Crawford..
■Antw>fth 4>#
Maxey a...
Woodrille.
Ar. Union Pt
Lv. Union Pt.
Ar. Atlanta-.
Gainesville
Lv. Onitia Pt
At. Augusta.
Washiugtn
Vaeon.....
Mill’dgvlle'
lam
a
9.07 am
9.23 a m
9.55 am
10,04 a m
a m
a in
^la m
10.00 a m
10.29 a m
10.52 am
11.22 am
11.35 am
2.10 p m
LOO p m 5.45 p m
8.25 p m
12.17 p m
3.35 p m
2.20 p
6.00 p
4.11 p
Fast
Train.
.50 p m
4.27 pm
4.43 pm
f-Mpn-
6.07 p m
5.15 p m
5 85pm
8.15 p m
7.20 pm
TRAINS WESTWARD.
sat
Tile
Ar. UnioD.
Lr. Atlanta..
Gainesville
Ar. Union Pt.
Lv. Union Ft.
Woodville.
Maxeys. ..
Antioch.;
Crawford..
Dunlap....
WinterriUe
Ar. Athens.
7.45 a m
7.20 am
10.01am
10.15 a m
10 24am
10.41 a m
K 0.48 a m
1.04 a m
11.20 a m
11.25 am
11.40 a m
11.05 am
7.10 am
9.18 a m
11.10 a m
1.65 pm
8.00 am
5.55 a m
11.46 p m
8J
2.31 p m
3.06 p m
3.21 p m
4.03 p III
4.39 p m
4.51 pm
5.15 p m
2.45 p m
5.89 p m
5.85 p m
5.44 pm
6.01 p m
5.05 p in
6.24 p m
6.40 p m
6.45 p m
7.00 p in
ATHENS ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Athens* 6 15pm
Arrive Union Point 8 45pm
Lea-e Union Point* 5 45pm
Arrive Athens. 9 so a m
•Except Sunday.
UNION POINT 4 WHITE PLAINS R. R.
Leave Union Point*.
Arrive at Siloam..... .-..
Arrive at White i^bun,...
Leave White Plains
Artiv^at Siloam
Arrive^at Union Point....
•Except Sunday. -,
10.10 a. m *5-40 p m
10.35 a m 0.05 p m
6.40 p m
11/IP a m
*S 00 a m
8.35 a m
9.00 a in
E. Maxwell, Prop’r.
JO.C.BERNARD
Keeps on hand at all times a full
line of
FANCY AND FAMILY
GROCERIES
Fall Measure,
Honest Weights
and Good Quality
Guaranteed.
IF YOU WANT
Good Vinegar, Syrnp, or Sugar
Give Him a Call
A very line line of CRACKERS, and
a Fancy Brand of -
FLOUR
Which wiU always satisfy,
Jfresh. Best of
Always
Beef
Lard, Hams, Dried
and Breakfast
Bacon.
Come and See.
pep Mari in Winter
——
Cool in Summer.
Atks Its Ctupf
- Is prepared to furnish -the
Best Black Diamond Coal and Wood
Daring tbe winter and EnCE^EI in tbegsom-
mer.
Orders left at »y-] 20£jaarton Street will
1890, JANUARY, 1890.
14th, J.5th and 16th
Are tlio dates selected for the
UtrST/C CARNIVAL
Under King Cotton
AW ^l b 7 »2SL DA^i th#Gr “ tf
At Augusta, Ga.
The Carnival will he tho grandest ever seen
East of New Orleans or South of New York.
Chariots, Floats, snd Costumes will be
mt. Yon cannot afford to miss the
From the present outlook the Trades
ly will be Three Allies long. The Grand
CARNIVAL BALL*
it of January 161h. Ponltry
ow onens January 13th. ana
and Including January 19th.
THE GEORGIA RAILROAD
U sell round trip tickets as stated below,
eket* Include admission ;o Poultry and Pet
^Tli/fflrJt column of figures below are round
p rates for Jan. 14, It and IS, good to return
til 17thinclusive. The second column round
raiKSu^aTraSlflJ-* ******** Go0d to ***
Athens, .*. 255
WinterriUe 240
Dfnlap i*3
Crawford 2 20
Antioch 510
Maxeys, 2 05
Baii-tetown 190
Woodville., j 185
Unites you purchase your tlckats, conductor
wj|l charge full train rates. Secure tickets ear ■
N and avold'he rueh.
JOE. w. Wini'E, E. R. DORSEY,
Ti-avellingPnas. Agt. Gen’lPaas. Agt.
San6—dS-S-ll-12-14-15-lB,
870
894
845
S 50
300
290
275
2 70
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One two-story house on Foundry street,
lot extending back to Covington A Macon
Railroad. A splendid lot for a warehouse.
Also, one large dwelling on Oconee st.,
now used by Public School. This prop
erty to valuable.
Shackleford & Hattaway,
! .* Real Estate Agents.
*3.30 p m
A05 p m
4. 40p m
SLEEPING AND PARLOR CARS.
Fast train : Sleeping cars between Atlanta
Augusta and Charleston. Night express:
Sleeping cars between Charleston and Atlanta,
Augusta and Atlanta, Augusta and Macon.
Traius No. 27 and 28 will stop at and receive,
passengers to and from the following stations
only: Grovetown, Har’.em, Dearing, Thomson,
Norwood, Baruett,Crawfordville, union foint
Greenesboro, Madison, Rutledge, Social Circle
Covinsrion. Co rivers. Lithnms.. Stona Mnun.
Covington, Conyers, Litbouia, Stone Moun
tain and Decatur,
Trains to and from Athena connect with
trains 27, 28, 1 and 2.
J. W, GREEN, E. R. DORSET,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt,
WE Ws WBltn, rr»T.PK*>gi •
MONEY TO LOAK
AT SIX PER CENT.
X
ATLANTA TRUST BACKING CO.
C. C. Chandler, Agent,
Jefferson, Ga.
The firm of Mitchell andChandler, has
disclved by mutual consent. I will con
tinue to negotiate loans on farm mort-
guages in r .n •• of Jack*
Banks, Oconee, Madison and other pla
ces by special contract. An extens ion
of five years will be allowed, bui’ 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 notic e Don’t
fail to see me before borrowing.
Yours Truly,
U-Wy