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Newspaper Page Text■ ; J. T. Alliance is ganizatinn I DAILY Bksm sygjgga» free. (nrthreei Tnuuteot the rate el $1 a 4 Hem fi!r« * "^SSSemm? ■ gwwefcili “ I »t ton rate of Ii MtoooW 1w ad- and this is so iron-ribbed friend to Tb* Banner. Ao old grey-beaded Atlianceraan remarked to os : ** Yoq are the first editor in Georgia to ad vise and plead with os farmers to organise, and that was twelve years ^UTart^rtowTto^Ict I ago when you were rooniog the Echo, be tseerted at 11 have some of those articles filed away now. We all admire the bold, oat spoken coarse of Tas Bahkec, and know we can rely oo it whenever we need a friend and advocate.*’ The Alliaocemen of Oglethorpe are going into politics, and don’t intend to be. deterred, by advice from poli ticians They do not intend that any man shall ride them into offioi» bat neither will they be crowded oat. They intend to demand of every WITH OUR FRIBHDS AHOUID BODY candidate that be pledge himself to | advocate laws beneficial to the .far mer, and the Alliance will see that no man Is chosen who is not in fall and hearty accord-wltkonr agricul tural interests. . Heretofore leglsla lion has been altogether for the ben? eft of professionals and other pur suits. The former will now demand rail recognition. It is estimated that, the Alliance the past year has saved Its members about 25 oer cent, oh tbeic store accounts. Every week 7S. ATHENS, GA.. in real A Day With the Farmera-xpteadid Crop* aad Scarcity of Handt-Negroo) Buying ’ PSrsss—wastttioAlllsnmls Dotaa— Coenty EottUea-Tha Coming Town—Another JUOrotd- 8 men Grain not Tram* lilnjt—A Good Tonob* „ or Wanted. ) fr * ■; There is not a better, cleverer or • New-:- Opera-:-House OKS JSIGHI ONLY. ATHENS, GEORGIA, JANUARY = J tot. and a 4 tmme on autumn, **—- lied br • piod tenant ’ ror a snort * mere bmoc >nd *»er© lot in JCaat Athens occupied by good ten- aesn mil bty5ac.ee of land with 1 good pOUU b ii'.fA on it. Oce-.pled by good trnant mi Rnn For a six-room dwelling, two-room iplUuU servant honseand * acre lot more < • • oa ihduki street, close in. I Win «en 0X7^4acre.of a* One land-to Ogle, thorne county, fmile* from Kaxcys dvpot and 4 mile*of ltaraett’A Shoals, where is now being «m*(aetot*ea4nth0 state, for and n good 4-room dwelling and about BR. FRED FJCLTI AM has. the honor to an. nooncetoe only appearance la A then* of the Beautiful and icoempMri Artiste, & SCOTT-SIDDONS, 8 dollar* per and all th» barn and stable neo StO acres of land In eolUration J.T. AhDSwaoH, H. E. A«*t Mr*. Many hat placed her desirable lotos Broad stMot next to Dr. Fope’a office in nj hand* fwr sale. Sissnf loCSSxlU. Thulot must lie sold In the next <fuw week*, A aplendidrlv. cr fiuwt containing too acres, within S *.*S miles of Athens. J, T. Assxbsok, R. K. A n’t. No. 111. Bread fet, TO RENT FROM FEB. 1, ’BO The store l The Costumes Worn by Mrs. 8COTT-8!DlX>N8 were made by WOBTH. KPECJAU.y F1)B HER VReserved seats now on sale si ffasetton is Dower’s, ’ ” ■ dan. IS. A Daily FOR mors hospitsWe people on the globe thl8 organisation is strengthening, than abide in Oglethorpe cou nty and nothing delights ns more than to be with them. Oo Saturday afternoon we accept ed an invlution from our friend Mr. Stephen Black to go out home with him, and together with Mr. George Howard, we started for our destina tion, 18 miles distant from Athens. and now embraces nearly every for mer in thecoanty. There Is some little talk about politics, but it is not thought the Alliance will adopt any one ticket, nqlesasome candidate antagonistic to their interests offers. There seems tojbe a ground-swell for Mr. John Moody as a representative in the Bat there is a good deal of difloionee legitUtore. He is one or the clear- in riding behind a pair of males and I most universally pop* on a railroad, and In spite of the fact I nlar young farmers in the county, that our driver dismantled several Hqn. C. H. Witcher will lead for pan Dels of fence to get switches, it State Senator if be enters the race, was night when we reached Smith- We spent Snnday with oar friends onis. We tarried with Col. Smith J around Sandy Gross. This place is long enough to get supper, and then destined to be one of *he mqst im- continned our Jonrney. The night I porunt trading points in the county was as -dark as a stack of black cats, it ; 8 surrounded by a fine farming but the journey was made in safety, I section, and the people are moral, I and the hospitable greeting that we thri fty and enterprising. There are received soon made us forget the an-1 now three flourishing stores here, comfortable ride. Mr. Black and L wo C0tt0| . gin8> 3 mU |, & nd several his estimable lady .are among our olhe renterprises. Col. James M. oldest and warmest friends. They Sm | th tells n8 that by next winter have named a future Governor of Georgia after The Barker editor, and arw such admirers of thi^ paper that they are thinking of calling their beautiful little daughter Ban- neretta. Oglethorpe has made the .finest crops the past year ever known, and ho will iiav’e his railroad extended to Sandy Cross, which will add greatly to the business of the town an*d'build it up rapidly. The Lexington Ter minal also contemplates building line to" the Cross or Glade. Small grain is not very promising- takes plenty of and cold her farmers are in a better financial weather for wheat, and we beard of condition than since the war. They several fields that the fly had at- bave their cribs full of home-raised I tackedand destroyed. We saw sev- corn, and an unusual namber of eral fields of oats high enough to hogs have been slaughtered. In pass* I hide a rabbit, and a freeze now log one of the cribs this year yon would kill them down. Rye is also don’t see the sun-rays shining be- unpromising. A*large area la being tweeq tho logs, but they are all well- aown i„ spring oats, and with their filled with grain, while the sleek and I well filled.cribs farmers can stand well-kept farm stock shows thrift L ht)rt email grain crop. A number and good management. And another J great wqrk breaking up landi, and thing wb noticed In travelling, over l ev ery farmer is cheerful and hopeful, the countiy: Farmers are building j They intend to hereafter raise their better barns, aqd devoting more at-1 own corn, and also as much meat as tention to stock raising. Some of possible. The Georgia planters are the barns remind us of those oq the now independent of tLe West,and Western prairies. The 1 fields are will remainwa C6tton will be made either hillside ditched or terepeqd I ah surplus crop, andi not the maip and the unsightly washes and gullies j qtay.. it is a recognised foot that that once disfigured, the face of oqr eveiy farmer who tfied to raise cot- country, and prevented the perma- to0 t^^y corn ultimately failed, mauent improvement ot land, are One drawback to the county is fast disappearing before skilful agri scarcity of good schools, Oqr mis- culture. The farm lands of Ogle- era ble system has destroyed country thorpe are 50 per. cent better now schoo i s> 8 nd given in rotarn aworth- than they were ten years ago, and in 11 <3S8 short term that does more harm the next decade their valuc.and pro-L hftn go6d; Some plan should be duotiyeness will double many times. adopled bv which', thecMldrep of. OurGeorgia farmers are beginning L hfc wh itcs should be given the to lemn that there is more profit in money, the State takes from the pock- one » cro we U tilled,0nn ip ten acres fils Q f tb eir parents. It is a shame indifferently cultivated. and outrage that a white child must There is considerable complaint b e kept at, home and made to work among farmers about a scarcity °M forinoncy to educate negroes. This hands, and very few have as many , 3 j U8 t what is now. being done *11 as they desire. This is not caused | QVer Georgia, and the people will re A daily newspaper now costs but little more than The old-time weekly. The CHICAGO DAILY NEWS is an impartial, in dependent newspaper. It is a member of the Asso ciated Press. It prints all the nows and sells it for x cent a day. Mailed, post paid, for 83.00 per year, or 25 cents per month. This is 83.00 per year less than the price of any other Chicago morning paper. The CHICAGO DAILY NEWS is not a blanket- sheet. It is a condensed paper. You can read it and still have time left for ah honest day’s work. It is a daily paper for busy people. No one who has the advantage of a daily mail service need longer be content with a weekly newspaper. The circula tion ot the CHICAGO DAILY NEWS is, with a single exception, the larg est in the United States— it exceeds that of all other Chicago dailies combined. You ought to read a daily paper. Why not try the CHICAGO DAILY NEWS? 1r ber Celebrated fopoktljlmbwit as “LA GRIPPE.’’! A violent form of CatJUTb, wUrh prcvnils a* an eaMemlw !tf horrwue**, Sneering, a Kiw forehcail. tonne** of the tin limes, nnU also light chill*, debilitating lexer. The nastl - co pi no , the ejre* waieey. ami there attended with —— and a serious Catarrh Re mody. its Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, I I JEmBP*- 17 Nortl ' ,l: ‘ ckson Strci-t.Nvxt.Door to.BAiigpgR O ■■■"■.■'..■.j.'■■■ '■■'U !■! wai.mw-o_.—losme—-w^ip ii i» ■■ mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm COu ^ ORR & HUN TER, Proprietors. CHS! 66 ‘CATHAKAIMA,’ I IS A SURE Cl'RX. When “ke“ aco,»ixUn S to roction*. which accompany each bottle. GOLDEN OIL! , . . Ash ^Anthraoite” CATHARA.IMA In case* of Intlueors. CATM,\RAIMA, a ante cure tor Catarrh. | XS,1 “ U FBIC^ONB’l>DmU.R Per BotUe. GOLDEN OIL, for Rhet-.matlsm, NeoralpLx Sore Throat, etc. Price. Fifty ceate per botue Prepared by the Catharaima Co., SAVANNAH, GA. For sale by Butler A Co., ami L. C. Strong, and I Southern Rutuul Insurance Go TLe. Best ever Sold in this Atarket. Grlen JMEsupy 9 ’ “Coal'fcreek” 'aigJU'L&i • F# Kohlrnss j Manofacturer and Deler in Foreign a Dome*|io Marble and. Granite Monument*, itoidatonee, I 8t»tae«, Copings.eta. OemiHery and building work of all UmKriptloo made to onter.' Allor- promptly attended to aud executed in tLe tat manner poalble. 1 Original Deelgna luted. Corner WHhingtoo and EUla 8m. AUGUSTA GEORGIA. V. L. a. HARRIS, President., S. THOMAS, l Secretary Give u^your order now and get the benef | of summer, rates. e-13om PASSENGER SCHEDULE. GEORGIA SOUTHERR & FLORIDA R. B. < SnerSne^ RIVer Route to Florida. ", TtktaK effect Dec. M, 188a. Standard TU/ao ‘JOtu Mexidlan. GOING SOUTH. I No.l I.r Mafon;.... 10 45am UBpm 2 (8pm esspa 416 pm 528 pm 645 pm Ar.' Val« , ; Ar. Jasper Ar. Lake City, vU No. 3.1 So. 5. No. Jl. lllSpm'SWpm •*«*““ .106amt812pnv Ar JackaonvI«l.S2j pm£85a am >13 am .335. m 6 00 apt 1120 pip I 945 pm 550 Jim (NO. 1.8) CSOain 1040 am 812pm 59C pm GCtVG NORTH. . K ... No. 2 Lv Jacka’nvlle 735 am Ar. Lake City, to Ar. Jasj— taper.... Lv. Tifton .... AriCordele... Ar. Maeoi lO'O am 1105 am 208 pm 317 pm 520pm Not 4. 410.pm 700pm 810 pm 020pm Np.fi. 70ftam !i35uiu 1201pm 605pin l<No. 14) 680 ami 7ooam 1228am' 8(C mu ll20am 250am|10 30ain! 715pm No. 1100 pm . .1 Rwunairr Dirbctors: Y. L.O Harria, . M.8tm.ley, . 8. Thoma*, R. K. Reaves, J. A. llunnicutt. It. I. Hampton, L. H. Charbonnler, W. W. Tbnmas, K. 8.1.yndon, A. E. GrillvU,. - Jan. J2--3m. War Male. Orie two-story house on Foundrj' street,! lot' extending back tb Coviogton & Macon ,j Ratirbad. A splendid lot for a warehqosc. Also, one large dwelling on Ocooec st., now used by Public School. Tbis proji^ erly is valuable. ' Shackleford A Hattaway, ' Real E*t4q* Aaentf EXCHANGE HOTEL, And ALL-NIGHT Restaurant. I I HAVE opai.ed at *iny old stand on Wall Street, the Exchange Hotel. ‘ Tie Bill of Fare is the Best, and the Accommodations will please ail. 5 mi can also be *nppl HE MOST CHOICE Jan 15-tl -LINE OF I3ST ATHENS, IS AT THE ONE PRICE SHOE STORE, -Of fish i..H. 1AMPKIX. Trains Nos. 1,2, 3 and 4 stop between Macon and Tifton only at Cordele and at stations south of Tifton. ■ i ■ Pullman Palaoc sleeping cars on, trains Nos. All trains arrive and depart from union depot Macon, except Nos. 11 and 12, accemmod itiou trains, whlcn arrive and depart from, Macon junction; ■' iA.C. KNAPP, Traffic Manager, Macon, Ga J. T. UO'.E. Gen’l Pass. Ag’t, Macpn, Ga. • J. H. DORSEY, Soliciting Agent, Macou,Ga Keeps on hand 'at all ; Sine of Royal Insurance Com of Liyerpool, England. Grant <fe Willcox, Agents. CINCINNATI WEEKLYGAZETTk (Tho Weekly Edition ofthe^Conmicreial Oarcltci It Sianda on fhe Top Shelf in Cbatacfer, It'fci the Best Newspaper, ^ the % ^. It it the Best Family i*aper, It Is tbe'SoIdferVPaper, It is tue Farmer’s Paper, It ii the Children’s Psj It is.Everybody’s Paper-.' **' pilar a Year. ■ n&iftawg5 - low TaM Of One than ix^st by an exodus of the negroes, but owing to the fact that every year the area .of cultivated lands is increas ing. The blacks of Oglethorpe are working very, well and are contented and prosperous. xMany of them have bought and paid for good farms of their own, and are making and sav ing money. It is a noticeable fact that so soon as a negro owns a piece of land of his own, he at once be comes a better citizen, and generally votes a democratic ticket. TLe white people encourage the darkeys lo buy farms, and sell them land on easy terms. You never hear of a negro who has bought and paid for a home getting into trouble. It is only the thriftless vagabonds that stir up strife. The farmers of Oglethorpe county arc not in favor of moving the negroes from the country. They believe this race to be the best labor the South can possibly get. aDd if politicians will let him alone, be will bel against such an outrage. They demand that the Constitution be changed as to give to each race the money it pays into the treasury. The people around Stevens Acad emy arc anxious to employ sgood teacher, and will get up a large and paying school. They have a nice, building, and there is not a better settlement in the Slate, desiring a first-class school should address Mr. C. A. Stevens, Sandy Cross, Oglethorpe county, Ga. We do not know a better opening ic the State than this poiot for country school, forhisules being refined, and intelligent neighborhood a teacher will be paid every’ dollar his tuition. There are more than 100 children in this neighborhood school nge. Sunday night we spent with Hon James M. Smith, Georgia’s gr farmer. What we saw at his place we will reserve for a future letter. Ifel from New York wb!*. giving to*- The Agricultural Department carefully ulltetl yayliu bamlnpmajy by mea e|kw* experience. ltd very valuable f i Apply to .g^eluMveiy for young _ Stories and Choice Selections, with S^b?« ngcor ^ ndence from 411 The Weekly Gazette, In a word, la a Complete 1 Semi-Weekly Gazette Keep Warm in Winter] —-ajkti>— Cool in Summer. Tie leas Ice Cccpfl ' Is prepared to furnish the ] BestBM Diamond Coal and. Wood I | During-the winter andt3f“ICE«£3 in tJie.Sum- 0 #1 , n m order* left at »ay 124j£1 cinvton Street will times & lull j receive pr«>miit attentiuu. ATldSNSlCE CO. 1 Septridly. FANCY ANt) FAMILY I MONEY TO LOAN v. a h.< ^xpERCENt;";;; X ATLANTA TRUST-BANKING CO. C. C. Chandler, Agent, Jefferson, Ga. The firm of Mitchell andChandler has disolved by mutual consent. I will con tinue to negotiate loans on farm mort- guages in ,ii • • i i "• ot, Jacks. Banks, Oconee, Madison and other. *pU ces by special contraet. An extension of five years will be allowed, but . the 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 notk: e Don’t | fail to see tne before borrowing. Yours Truly, ia-6-dw-6m C. C. Chandler.' IW.M. PITTMAN fegT" Satisfaction guaranteed with ^very pair. The B?st Instruments at Lowest Prices. See a partial-list of our custom ers for reference on any of them Full Measure, -; Honest Weights and Good Quality • - ■ • Guaranteed IF YOU WANT G.oud Vinegar,'|;Syrnp, or Sugar ive Him a Call A very finfe line of, CRACKEBS, :and - a Faney Brand of PIANOS. Miss Lucy Bishop, 'Athens. Capt. J .T.C. McXnhaTi, “ Billups Phinizy, “ Col. E. T. Brown, W. B. Jackson, “ Mrs. Raphael, “ M. B. McGinty, “ W. D. Griffeth, “ Mrs. E. A. Crawford, “ | Capt. W. W. Thomas, “ Miss Ellen MoiT, “ J". T. Tolbert, D:\niolsvinc, P. F. Crawford, Lavonia. W. II, Morton, . CvawfOrd, W. H. Cheney, Btiirdstpwii. MTldch w|ll always, satisfy. fresh. Bestof 1 vJL , Hams, Dried Beef j Fhmr, and Breakfast Bacon. DEALER IN Always 1 Florida Oranges, Meuina Lemons, , Noitberu Apples, Noribcru Cabbages, L. M. Cain, Athena. Williamsl.odgc O. F. “ H. T. Iluggiiis,' “■ 1st Baptist Church 1 “ 2nd Baptist Church, “ Mrs. A. Phelps, “ AVinterviile Baptist Church W. H. Wright, ■ Banksville. Mrs. Dr. Thurmond, Jewelvilie. W. W. Brightwell, Maxevs. Methodist Church, WintcrvUle. " O. A. Waddell, MiUedgerille.| J.:Pv.Wilson, Civcnesboro. Miss Maggie Thurmond,Lynchburg,Vil W. L. Adams, Monroe, Ga. C. L. SOKREL. T - W. U. BAINES SORREL Sd HATNES. Have just opened np a CAKH1 AO K AMD WAGON SHOP, Corner Jackson and Washington streets. They are prepared to do-all kinds of BLACkHMITHING, HORSE SHOEING, etc , will alao build.wagons, currisgrs and other vehicles to Order. A|1 kinds of re pairing done promptly and at reasonably prices. Mr. Haiaes has had twenty years experience in the bosines*, eight of which were spent at the old Hodgsoo shops. Give u* a trial, and' we will give yon satisfaction, - :• REPAIRING ANP HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIALTY l 89dly Respectfully, SORRKI, A IIAINES Meal, Meat, Irish Potatoes, Yam Potatoes. Sugar, Lard, Coffee, Corn, Tea, Hay, - 1 1889. SALE. • The lot on which the livery stihlc on Thoma street stand. The lot can front two stores on Thomtis. stgeft, angTa^opdjyflte I Tohai eco. Cigar Bice, Brand. Grita. m Snuff, Soap, Strpng Street. ' U "niH All the r ami Foum SrTOi resliien'oe fot on V8. Wlllifonl, tl Estato Agent the corner ul iiroi *I«T. Starch, . pinine, j aiialHSk Jan 10. the^Umbrcial g. R. R., and U rery valnabl x->.m .. ... , _ lifei d Also town | 690 “ NOTICE. ’* ’ • ; - TAN YARD. -1 have for tale two miles from the titj a well equipped tan yard. Everything new,, eight, er N.'E.^R^irtlcii^^ri'dQ^lrack^i^OtOmqk can lie delivered. The property is not offered owner desires to changt hishuslMSs^A^iIy to Besnreandgetorie. neal’Eatate Ageor. have toe - L(J0K AT Tms> r ' I will son a bargain in a pretty Rttlo farm o a;u acres of good land jnat ont-ide of city limits. There aretwa bonces on the place, one well plastered, well of‘Rood pure water, al-o spring on , tho p'-oe. Price gijiuo.and no less. Applyt0 ’ jS&i ,EOESaLE. Aenlc 5-room cottage on College a v , No*-19 E. Clayton StJ nai. Headquarters fob FANCY und FAMILY] attention' T '- led Beer for. family use. Prompt orders. h*H •'•-.■0 MliptM ai la)» i jAtoJ dvxK G. A. 'ifELL, Vr-.Si.\>’.- t. HJH.LMfJ terms to to Clnh Agents tor Grant & Willcox, a Merceandise Brokers. We represant the STRONGEST COMPANIES and our facilities enable us to place desirable proj.erty In Athens and adjoining counties on 01 LU’.ERAL TERMS. Per-onal attention given toal, liuidnoaii entrusted to oar care. We are also Resident agent, for the Famous “SMITH PREMIER TVPE-WRIIER. An In- veatlgation Mill.satisfy you of. Its superiority overotlicr T pc-Writers. New itnprovements in every way. Call and seo them at our office. No. 215 East Clayton Street, ATHENS, GA. Cr^nt <St Willcox, Agts- of . German American Insu rance Company of New York. Grant & Willcox, Agents. JOSEPH STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL, PAHIS EXPOSITION, 1889. THE M08T PERFECT OF PENS. We have just received a shipment of French Peas,' Jockey Club Sar- lilies, 1 Plum Puddings, Layer Figs, Thurber’s Canned peaches, Pears, Apr; cots, and Dunbar’s Pre served Figs. Our Olive Oil, Teas, Extracts and Spices ARE THE BES & LINTON, Represent the BEST COMPANIES, and Insure Desirable Property in Athens anil, vipinity on muBt favorable,teiyns. : i. In U. 8, C,963,81 . rof North America.... ;y,".L£2,oo6;m6 -.i ir I’SS’Si New Yi in U; 8. 3,4r.>,ci .! 2,808,71 6,750,08 720,76 284,83 tf . t ' # tmm ' -v .. 93,480,18 ■h~-.., j.,tvJJ........,. JjV.'.V.; 300^000 200,000 OFFICE AT BANK OF THE UNIVERSITY, 1 ® i7Htr • . • • •• • ,Tli - , ; - ; febi7dtl Ac —AISO-i VU-v. OATS, CORN, HAY and STOCK FEED. & co, <fc Willcox, Agents, Telephone No. 73. mMmBM . ; 2 i !i Wholesa olors knd ATHENS, every pnrtii SVfZ m 1, Varnishes, Turpentine, Brushes et the pifiee, 122 CLAYTON RTKEET ) your Painting promptly and give satisfaction ither spoon & Hamilton. Mi