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MHHP8 it- rates:** eper oath .•uMfortbrr«BMMi<M srftsaf’isr.fs , IKY* Or o bun isrr momto, , ' l . osirnv adrnt srutnri* will be teserted it cept eon reel advert *nm«mta, ■« un woicb special susxjsssIl Local m 4 lets will te • eeau gpr line each lr > Iraetra for extended jh wtlbeuuula. Remittances m*7 be m.’de by express, portal Me. money orde.-or r<metered letter. All hostile-s comaiaui.-atlooe altould be ad- *rseeil to UM burtttuca Manager. • Bed at the rate of W o‘< except when con- .iJx, wb nspeeUl.Mcs h ' j: ?■; - THE ATHENS FEDERAL COURT The bill now pending before the Ilonae of Bepreaentative* to estab. liah a branch of the United States Court at Athens should have the unstinted support of all Atheuians, If it is passed it means a great deal for Athens in every way imag inable. Its fittings will necessitate the presence of hundreds of witnesses and-scores of lawyers, and while here they will speud their money with our merchants, and many will become pleased with our business outlook, and settle down among un it menus twenty thousand dollars a year to lawyers, and many times as much to merchants. It is just such a thing as Athens needs at this time. It is useless to tell of its benefits further than those, for all thinking men will see them at glance.. The question now is to Becurc the Court. How can this be done ? Mr. Carlton has already introduced the bill, and the outlook for its pas sage is favorable. The plain duty now of the citizen of Athens, is to use every effort in its support. Let every man who lias the interests of Athens at heart write to his friends nround this section, and tell them to communicate with Mr. Carlton, urging the passage of the bill. It will be a great advantage to this section of tho State. It will remove the necessity of men having to go to Atlanta, so far from their homes, and euab’.e them to get jus tice in a Court easily within their reach. Therefore, let every man in North east Georgia write and urge the pas sage of this bill. It cannot be de nied us if it is seen that a united section of the State is unanimous for its passage. ■ &■ ' ATHENS AS A RAILROAD CENTRE. Our city has the promise of being one of the most important railway centres in the State, and at no very distant day we will have roads ra diating out in every direction. It is here that the two great rival syndi- dicates—the G., C. A N. and R. & D.—will meet and clash ; and from Athens starts out the important Southern line, destined to extend into a perfect net-work of roads, controlling a great part of the busi ness of the extreme South. Here after, whenever a railroad is built in Eastern or Middle Georgia, Athens is sure to be its destination, for here it will connect with competing lines. A direct Western connection for it is only a question of time, and a very short time at that beats and imposters, we look with more favor i a the old loarist gang. When an individual or corporation contemplates making an investment it docs not hire Tom, Dick and Harry logo through the country with a brass band, and proclaim tbeir busi ness from the house-tops, bat goes about it in a quiet msnoer, with at much secrecy as possible. When a man voluntarily tells you that he is an agent for English or any other capitalists, and shows a desire to give the fact as much publicity as possible, just set bim down as a fraud of the first water. If there are English companies seeking invesV meats in our Slate, rest assured that they are proceeding in a business like manner, and are not sending hundreds of men rambling over tbe country, like Ponce de Leon in bis search for the mythical Fountain of Youth. We should always welcome stran gers seeking homes or investments in our midst, and such parties can be known by tbeir manner and de portment. But do not suifer your self to be imposed upon and taken io by every imposter that comes along. Hows Tkt's? We offer One Hundred Dell* any ease of Catarrh that eon not ha cared by taking Haifa Catarrh Cora. r. J. Cheney A Co., Props.. ToMo. O. We tbe a-denri „ tad. Wa boors F. J.JChea- ey for the tart Uyewe, sad hel ere him per fectly hoooraiilo io ah business tianrartiooa, aod fin-ociait/ r bio to earn oat oar oblige liana made by their Ira. WestATyoax, WbotaoaloDrageirt, Tolxdo, O Waiding.Kiaoaa Harris, Who exala LmrgfcVi, Toledo, Ohio E.H. Vao Hoeaea, Cashier Toledo National Ba k Toledo Ohio HaD*a Catarrh Cora ta’takeo inters all j, act ing directly upon tbe blood sod moons sur faces of the stem. Price 75c per bottle Sold by all Druggists. J. T. ANDERSON. XXX BROAD STREET, ATHENS, GA. Offers the following bargains in real itate: » - J Ann For a desirable banding kit oa Mil-' IUUU ledge arenas containing one acre. 1 inn *‘ u ha y ,h * prettiest bulliilngs lot JU on MtUedgn avenue contains lucre. A Wilt buy a one acre lot and a 4 room v house on Hodgson street. House oc GARDEN SEEDS- We have just opened up the largest stock of garden seeds ever brought to this city, comisting in part of CO,000 mppers Buist’a Prize medal stock. BO bushels beans and peas, 50 bushels choice onion sets. Our prices are the lowest at whole sale and retail. Special prices to market gardeners. John Cbxwpord A Co., Wholesale and Retail Druggist. Athens, Oa. Call and get one of Buist’s Garden Manuels for 1890. Popularly known aa LA. GRIPPE/ A vMnt form of Catarrh, which amort hats j prevail* a* an crthnlc. Its aympUisw air hoarwacm, Sneering. a aenae of tevmluu In tv ' f>*eboa<t. Kvinm Of the t rupled by a good tenant ftQftfl For x pxxt 2 room hr>n*e ind 1 acre lot tpOUU |n EartAtl ant. t Athens occupied by good ten- NEWSPAPER CENSORS. There are in every town and conns ty a class of men who have appoint ed themselves censors of the press, and their greatest ambition is to pore over the columns of a paper in search for some article to which they can take exception. You can al ways tell such characters by tbeir self important looks and the wise expression of tbeir ears. Athens has a few of these creatures, but we are glad to say, to the credit of tbe city, that they arc few and far be tween. They are men who attend strictly to their own business—when a nickle is in sight; but in idle moments kindly devote a portiou of their valuable time and .fertile brain to the great public work of purifying the press. We care as little for the censures of such two-for. a-nickle Solons as we do for their commenda lion. We publish a paper to suit ourself and to interest the reading public ; and any subscriber who don't like it, is at full liberty to confine his literary talent to Greer's Almanac or some similar production that will suit his taste. With tbe hundreds of articles it takes to make up a daily paper, it is a matter of ot ter impossibility not to sometimes publish something that had best be omitted ; but we wager the assertion that Thz Banner is as clean and courteous a paper as is issued in America. If a few of these censors will turn tbeir attention to remod eling themselves, and show some of the liberality, enterprise and public spirit manifested by this paper, they would be better thought of by the community at large. We have no animosity, however, against these censors, for we fully realize the fact that they are thus acting not through malice, but for the lack of proper brain food. COAA WiU bay B aero* of land with 2 nod q)OUU bouses pn it. Occupied by goodtenant In Ka-I Atheus* mi nnn Will buy a comparatively sew 4 room qjAUUt-f house and^acre lot on Uaxte ■ street Occupied by tenant 39 per month, ca*h. bal a nee un long time. Cl rnn For a six-room dwelling, two-room Y J,UUU servant bouse and Sacra tat more or less ou-Falaski street, done in. 1 ODD Win buy a splendid 5-room bouse and A 4UU nice lot on Jackseu street. Terms easy. I will sen627Wane*of as fine land In Ogle thorpe county, 4 miles from Maxcys dspot and 4 miles of Jlaruett's Shoal*, where U now being built one of tbe tinest factoriesJn the State, for 5 dollars }>er acre and a good 4-rooin dwelling and all tbs barn and stable necseary, and about 200 aetea of land in cultivation J. T. Axdxksox, R. E. At’t Mr*. Dclony has placed her desirable lot on Rruod street next to Dr. Pope’s odice in my hand* fwr sale. Sice of lot 00x113. Thu lot must be sold In the next dew week*, A splendid riv er form containing 200 acre*, within 3 !.x miles of Athens. J, T. Axdkbsox, R. E. Ag’t, No.Ill, Broad st. Grant & Wfflcox, M krais; Apts AND Merceandise Brokers We represent Joe STRONGEST COMPANIES and our facilities enable us to'p’sce devitable property in Athens and adjoining iouni.es on LlliKUAL TERMS. Personal a.tention given to all business entrusted to »nr care. We are also Resident scents for the Famous “SMITH PREMIER TYPK-WRI!ER. An in- vartigatton'-III sati-fy you of its superiority over other T pe-Writera. New imnmveinents in every way. Call a d see them at our oflire. No. 218 East Clayton Street ATHENS, GA. Grant & Willcox, Agts TO RENT FROM FEB. 1, '90 The store Davis & Care bold now occupy. 4. T. ANDERSON. rar. The nasal discharge- art enpioo , the eye* watery, aod there is a •cough attended with great dill cutty of expectoration end a serious depression of ^drtta. Tho grant I Catarrh Remedy. * ! ‘CATHAKAIMA,’ j IS A SURE CURB. when token anenrdlsg to dl- I rcotions, which accompany each bottle. GOLDEN OIL! i For Rhv .cnatiain, Neuraleia. Sprains, Sor Thro tt. Pain* in the Chest and Rack, etc. 1 rimchl he used externally In eooaocOoa with ■ CaTHARAIMA lo cites o! Influenza. CATH tRAIMA, a sore cure for Catarrh . ItrunchUR asthma, etc. PRICE oxx DOLLAR Per Bottle. GOLDEN OIL, for Rheumatism, Neural/U Sore Throat, etc. Price. Fifty Cents per battle Prepared by the Catharaima Co., SAVANNAH, GA. For sale by Butler A by Dro;— Jan IB—Sm A Co, and L. C. Strong, and igglst* generally. f One twrvetory boose on Fooodry street, lot extending back to Covington k Macon Railntad. A splendid lot for a warehouse. Also, one large dwelling oo Oconee sL, now need by Public School. This prop erty is valuable. Shackleford A Hattaw at. Real Estate Agents. 1890. FOR S^XilE. 296 acres of land, 6* miles (torn Athens, in Clnrke Co. ; 140 acres inicultivation—SO acres of bottom land. The place is rented for 1SU0 for 4,00011)8. lint co ton, and tbere are seve-:<l seres of grass laud that will go to buyer, l be cut of hay will be at least is,- Ol pounds, s be improvements oonslst of Barn,8ta‘ les, abetters, and four tenant bouses. Price *10. 0 per ac e and no less. Mr. T. N. Lester will suow. the property. For partieu ars. apply 'O J. S. WILLIFORD, Real Estate Agent. 1890. FOR SALE. Two enttages near the Middle Brdgc. Bent readily and pay welt. Sold for division. 'J. 8, WILLIFORD, Real Estate Agent. For Sale. Several farms and wooded land two and three miles from the city, now is the t2me to bay. as lands near tbe city are advancing in price daily. J. 8. WILLIFORD, Real Esttte Agent. For Sale. two lots 30 x too on Thomas St. One nteo lot torarcsidence.fr . ting, n S rong s reeL J. S. WILLIFORD, Real Estate Agent. C. BODE S Cor. College Avenue ami Ciayton St. Has always on haml FRESH_BREAD. CAKE PURE CONFECTIONERIES. Has Received a Full Assortment of Toys, such as Dolls, Bedroom Parlor, Kitchen, Toilet & Wash Sets, Carriages, Drums, Horns, Jumping Jacks, Clowns, Toy Carts and Wagons, Drawing Slates Velocipedes, Decorated Cups Saucers and Mugs. C. IBOIDIS, Athens, - - - . Ga wtf EXCHANGE HOTEL,' And ALL-NIGHT Restaurant. I HtVB opa e.t !• ■ *u-y c’-i stand on Wall Street, tbe Exchange ilo.i!. The Bill of Faro Is the Best, and the Accommodations will please all. p can also be supplied on short rottce with HE MOST CHOICE FISH. JunlS-tf R. H. LAMP KIN. All indebted to me Wllljile.ixe call and settle, as I expect tj go SPRING GOODS PORTABLE FRAUDS- Tliis is an age of humbuggery as well as progress, and tLe South is proving a rich field for such adven turers. Our people are a restless race, and always ready to sell out and change quarters. Hence a man coining among them with the ex pressed desire to invest a few thou sands in land or manufactures, finds the fruit ripe to his hand. This trait is being taken advantage of by PQScrupuloua strangers to have a good time and receive special atten tion without depleting their pocket- books, or to swindle guileless vic tims. A year or so ago the rage was to bring train loads of hungry and consumptive Yankees to onr sunny dime, when onr innocent and un suspecting people would "put the big pot in the little one,” and almost bankrupt themselves entertaining ’their distinguished guests. Bat nothing came of all this. These Northern visitors, after leaving onr larders in about as depleted a con ’ditidh as a Sherman raider, and having a good time free of cost, bied back home to abuse and slander the very people whose bread they hod eaten. Our people, after a time, t‘ caught on” to this Northern tour ist’s business, and the Pilgrims had to seek new quarters. The South is now being invaded by a horde of “representatives of English capitalists,” seeking invest ments for untold millions. Onr ople arc nibbling at this bait as readily aa they did tho tourists business—and of the two classes of ” THE WORLD” AND SENATOR BRICE- The New York World is making an attempt to show that Col. Brice bought the Ohio Scnatorship ; and this able democratic daily is so per sistently bitter and vindictive in its attack, as to impress the reader that it is prompted more by personal hate againBt the new Senator and its soreness over its inability to defeat him, ;thau by .on honest desire to purify its party.. If The World has proof that Seofttor Biice secured his election through dishonorable means, it is its duty to publish the same. Bnt to make such a grave charge against an honored and die— tingnished member of its party on a vague suspicion, is both unfair and impolitic. It seems fe ns, feat The World can do better Service by point ing out the corruption and trickery in the Republican ranks,than by thus assailing its own leaders, and fur nishing ammunition wife which io fight us. Suppose every Democratic paper in the Union punned such a strength by this war on Senator Brice—for every fair-minded ant reasoning man looks upon it a8 the idle ravings of a disappointed editor, who failed to cany his point, Wi believe Col. Brice to be an honorable and patriotic gentleman, who can do Ohio and the Democratic party more good in the Senate than any man in that State. The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Hew York LARGER, ISTRONGEK AND BETTER • THAN EVER. tsuis tho mcMUBERAL CONTRAST of all life Companies GRANT & WILCOX, Agents' at an early dote. _J*njiQtli, 1S90._ Georgia Railroad Co Stone Mountain Houte. Ornc* Gixtui Mce", 1 Augusta, Ga., SepL List, .f t'9. J The following schedule will be opcictcd on- til further notice: ATHENS BRANCH. FOR SALE. 5 property 1 and Foundry stroe property. The lot M. A C. R. R„ and 90th Meridian Time. yn^ing handsomely. Atf aud 60 acre*. and knot n as the Head runs to the ight-of-way of ,ble and Found: The lot t* very valuable and la now Usome.iy ppTy to Also town suburban small farms J. S. Wiixiroan, Real Estate Ajcch I Of 10,30 20,40 Also a number beautiful lot* on Barber street. These lot* beautiful, low priced. NOTICE. I b verity property to exchange for farms in the couutiy. TAN YARD. I have for sale two miles from the city a well equipped tan yard. Everything new, eight or nfne acre* of bind attached, only 1-4 rni'e from K. E. R. R.. which has side-track where bark cau liedelivered. The property i* not offered because the buxines* does not par, bat beeamo owner desires to change hi* business. Apply ir J. S.vtuiroui, seal Estate Agent. LOOK AT THIS. I wilt sell a bargain in a pretty little farm o. of good laud just outside of city limit:. There me two bouses on tbe place, one well plastered, well of good pure water, also spring ou the p’-ce. Price *1,600 and no less. Apply to. 1. B. WILLIFORD. Re t Estate Agent. FOR SALE. Aeule u-voom cottage on College a y , MAXWELL'S Livery and Feed Staples SPECIAL TO DROVERS. Lexington, Georgia. ■ones. Buggies, Hacks aud Surreys for Hire. Gentle Ilorses. Safe Drivers. Cnstomers;serv- ed Day or Night. ■ Stock in my Care receives Best of Attention. Rates Reasonable. E, Maxwell, Prop’r. PASSENGER SCHEDULE. GEORGIA SOGTHEBH & FLORIDA B. R. Suwanee River Route* to Florida* Taking effect pcc. 29, 1829. Standard Time ttOth Menoian. GOING SOUTH. Lv Macon Ar.Oordel*,.. At. Tlfton .... Lr.THton .i.. Ar. Valdosta Ar. Jasper.... AT. Lake City, ArJocksosvIe No. 1 lOIBsm 1252pm t2i8pm 223 pm *18 pup 828 pm 848 pm No. 3 1U5 pm 106 am 53* pm 812 pm •48 pm 213 338 *m 443am 5 SB 929pmCB33am No. 5. No. U 600 am 1120pm 660 pm (No. 131 830 am 104 2pm Cpm OCIXO WORTH. NO. 4. 410pm toroara 700pm 1146am 810pm dosta. 1212pm 920pm 148 pm No. 2 Lr Jacks’nvlle 788 Ar. Lake City. Ar. Jaspar Ar. ValdoE Ar. Tilton, 1120 am. 208pm 11 <S0 pm X17pm 1228am , 820pm 2l*Mu]loa|aal 718pm Trains Nos. 1,2, S aod 4 stop betw een Mae<m and Tlfton only at CordOlo and at stattont shoth No. 6. Na. 12. 700sm 933am 1201pm '802pm (No. 141 630am 7ooam policy, and commenced an unwar- Ar - ranted fight on party officers who did not chance to suit feem ? Why we would be torn into factions anc fall an easy prey to the enemy. The train.,’ wwen itttriTa^ imh abota World is not . ’building up any ^"i^KNAEP^TrrtHe Manager, Mtanoo,„Ga Palace sleeping canon trains Nos. Sand*. 1 . ™ . . '' AH trains arrive and depart from union depot Macon, except Nos. U and 12, amnmmodtjHon A?VJ J. H. DOR BEY. Soliciting Agsnt, Macon,G $10 REWARD Will ho paid for the deliveiy to job .of Ben - - .cfefct tuty jail, spokpn. Brooks, coV, who I got from Said Brook* is with a small >oni of his neck, of age, and . ■* to work out a ftue for cotton stealing. Hlspa- rents live in Walton Oounty, some eight or nl-e mile* from Honroe. Ha may he larking in that Yiciuity. The above reward will he paid If de livered to me or lodged in some safe jail, no i&ed of tbe same. KEN.T. B. WILLIAMS, Win’crvipe, Oglethorpe county, Ga. Jan 29—d8twlt German American Insu ranee Company of New York, ‘ Grant & Willcox, Agents! oc Keep Warn in Vinter —AUD Cool in Summer. !le Mess lee Gonjas; la prepared to furnish the Best Black Diamond Coal and Wood During tbe winter amt tVIGE-B In the.Sum- mer. order* left al. HTI 24.^EJ Clayton Street will receive prompt; attention. ATHENS ICE CO. SeptSdly. Respectfully, MRS. T. A. aDAMS. Lt. Athens. Winterrille Dunlap.... Crawford.. Antioch,.. Mazers.... 1 Wooorille. Ar. Union Ft. Lr. Union P.. Ai. Atlanta . Gainesville Lr. Union P . Ar. Augusta. Washingtn 'aeon Mill'dgrl’e Fas'. Train. 8.S0 a m 8.48 a m 8 50 a m 9.07 a m 9.33 a m 9.30 a tr 9.47 a mill.: 9.65 a m 10,04 a m 1,00 p m 8.25 p m Duv Mail. 8A0 a m £KJ a m 9.20 a id 10.00 a m 10.29 a n lO.Sp a m a m a m Fast Train. 2.10 p m 5.45 p m 12.17 p m 3.35 p m 2 So p m 6.00 p m 4 11 p m 3.50 p m 4.06 p in 4.10 p m 4.27 p m 4.43 p m 4.50*p u 5.07 p m 5.15 p tn MONEY TO LOAN AT SLC PER CENT. ATLANTA TRUST BANKING CO. C. C. Chandler, Agent, Jefferson, Ga, The firm of Mitchell andCbandler has disolved by mutual consent. I will con tinue to negotiate loans on farm mort- gttages in tT> inr.lu of Jacks Banks, Oconee, Madison and other pla ces by special contract. An extension of five years will be allowed, hut the borrower can pay back the money at any time. Partial payments can also lie made at any time. Money can be secured at very short' notic e Don’t fail to see me before borrowing. Yours Truly, 12-6-dw-Gm C. C. Chandler, 5 85 p m 8.15 p bj 7.20 p m TRAINS WESTWARD. Lr. Augusta. Macon .... Mill’dg rile Washingtn Ar. UnionPL Lr. Atlanta.. Gainesville Ar. Union PL Lr. Union Pt. Woodrille, Maxeys. .. Antioch.. Crawford.. Dunlap.... Winterrille Ar. Athens. I 7.45 a m 11.05 a m 7.10 a m 9.13 a m 11.10 a m 1.55 p m 8.C0 u in 5.55 a in 11.46 p m 7.20 am 10.01 a m 10.18 a m 10 24 am 10.41 a m 10.48 a m 11.04 a m 11.29 am 11.25 a m 11.40 a m 2.10 p m 2.31 p m 3.06 p m 8.21 p m 4.03 p m 4.39 p m 4.51 p m 5.15 p m 2.45 p m 5.39 p m 5.85 p m 5.44 p m 6.01 p m 6.08 p tt 6.24 p m 6.40 p m 6.45 p.m 7.00 p m ATHENS ACCOM UODATXO.V. Leare Athena* 6 15pm Arrive Union Point - 8 45 p m Lea-e Union Point* 5 45 pm Anire Athens........ 9S0am •Except Sunday. UNION POINT A WHITE PLAINS K. It. Leave Union Point* Arrive at Siloam Arrive at While Plains.. Leare White Plains...... Arrive at Stioatt.... Arrive at Union Point.... •Except Sunday. KUO a m 10.35 a m 11.10 a m *5.40 p m C.05 p m 6.40 p m *8 00 a m 8.35 a m 9.00 a m *3.30 p m 4.05 p m 4. 40p m SLEEPING AND PARLOR CABS. Fart train : Sleeping ears between Atlanta Augusta and Chaneaton. Night express Steeping oars between Cbarleatou end Atlanta Aagurta and Atlanta, Augusta and Macon. Trains No. 27 and 28 will atop at and receive, passengers to and from the following stations only: Groretowo, Harlem, Dearmr, Thomson, Norwood, Barnett,Crawfordville, union Point Greenesboro, Madison, Rutledge, Social Circle Coviagtoa, Conyers, Lithonia, Stone Moan- tain and.Decatur. Trains to and from Athens connect with trains 27, 28.1 sad 2. J. W. GREEN. & R. DORSEY, Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. AgL JOB WrwTUTK, Trar. Pass. AgL 6 I keep on hands a good supply of STEAM AND GAS Garden UrTose, SPECIALTIES -IN- W.M. PITTMAN DEALER in Florida Oranges, Messina Lemons, N Northern Apples, Northern Cabbage*, Flour, Irish Potatoes, Meal, Yam Potatoes. Meat, L-ird, Sugar, Corn, Coffee, Bay, Tea, Brand, Rice, Tobacco, Grits. Cigars, Snuff, Soap, Starch, Bluing, Pearline, Potash, No. 19 E. Clayton St., ATHENS, GA. Galloway, Lambert & Co Headquarters fob FJ{NCr UNO FAMILY Another Splendid Gift. An Elegant Work of Art To every new subscriber er-earurt for tbe Weekly Mint. (1* Pages.) The Beautiful Engraving, The Scotch Raid” We have just received shipment of French Peas, Jockey Club Sar lines Plum Puddings, Layer Figs, Thurber’s Canned Peaches, Pears, Apri cots, and Dunbar’s Pre served Figs. Our v Olive Oil, Teas, Extracts and Spices ARE THE BEST] ■ ■■ ALSO OATS, CORN, HAY and STOCK FEED GALLOWAY, LAMBERT & CO Telephone No. 73. ELECTRIC GOODS. Julius Dornblatt, Southern Mutual Insurance Co Y. L. G. HARRIS, s. THOMAS, President, a > Resident Dikbctobs : Y.L. G. Harris, M.F’-" 1 "’- S. Thomu*. K. B J. A. Hnnnlcutt, L.H. Charbonnier, tAU.' WU1CU W.1, unut ID Dll,I,. H wi*h the Weekly G obe-Dentocrat. tarThe urtee of tbe WRKKi.Y UI.ORE Dk«- O- MAT, one year, and the utgravlug “TUE SCOTCH RAID,” s only ONE DOLLAR! -siring both litct “THE HORSE FAIR”for25c extr,. PoMtmastrra and news dealers <■ ill take sub scriptions, or remit direct to t.ie Globe Printing Co. ST. LOUIS, UO. sample copy of paper. THE MOST COMPLETE -LINE OF- & SHOES X2ST ATHENS, IS AT THE ONE PRICE SHOE STORE, -OF- Satisfaction guaranteed with every pair. Haselton 6 Dozier’s Music Horn PIANOS and ORGANS. The Best Instruments at Lowest Prices. See a partial list of our customers for reference on any of them PIANOS. Hiss Lucy Bishop, Athens. Capt. J J. C. McMahan, “ Billups Phinizy, “ Col. E. T. Brown, “ W. B. Jackson, “ Mrs. Baphael, “ M. B, McGinty, “ W. D. Griffeth, “ Mrs. E. A. Crawford, “ Capt. W. TV. Thomas, “ Miss Ellen Moll, “ J. T. Tolbert, Danielsville. P. F. Crawford, T^vonia. W. H. Morton, Crawford. W. H. Cheney, Bairdstown. ORGA.ISIS. L. M. Cain, Athens. Williams Lotlge O. F. “ H. T. Huggins, “ 1st Baptist Church “ 2nd Baptist Church, “ Mrs. E. A, Phelps, “ Winterville Baptist Church W. H. Wright. Bunksville. Mrs. Dr. Thurmond, Jewelvillc. W. W. Brightwell, Maxeys. Methodist Church, Winterville. • O. A. Waddell, Milledgeville.l J. P. Wilson, Greenesboro. Miss Maggie Thurmond, Lynchburg, Va W. L. Adams, Monroe, Ga. ” C. L. SORREL. W. H. HAINES SORREL & HAINES. Hare joit opened m a CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP, Corner Jackson and , P-F* praparad to do all kinds of BLAOKHUITHING. H0U3R- SHOEING, eto., will also build wagons, carnages and other vehicles to order. All kinds of re- iog done promptly sad at rsssoasbls prices. Mr. Haines has bad twenty years exDenenca - jehustnees, eight of which were spent at the old Hodgson shops. Gira us a trirt, and we willghreyoasstiafasttua. i’ . • REPAIRING ANft HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIALTY 8»d*y Respectfully, SORREI, * HAINES Augusta, Ga. Special high quality Bottled Beer for family use. Prompt attention to orders. W itliersp oon Ham Wholesale and Retail Dealers in White Lead, Oil, Varni9be9, Turpentine, Bins colorannd Painters suppU<-o. Don't foret tbe place, 122 CLAYTON ST1 : E ATHENS, GEORGIA, ty We wilUdo your Painting promptly and give satisfaction every particular. Witherspoon & Hamilton. . WBBtk