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first car leaves BaU Fark at 1a.m.
■First car leavsa PosUoffloe at TJB a. m.
First car leaves Baxter street at 7Ai a. m.
Leaves Post-office flve minutes, twenty-five
minutes and forty-five minutes after the hoar.
Leave Ball pant on the hoar, twenty minutes
and forty mlontea after the boor.
Leave Mlllodge and Baxter sceets one min
ute, twenty-one mlnutea and forty-one mlnntea
Drs Betts & McCalla,
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Low Priced Books, Novels
and Stationery at the
Daily exojpt U and U, which da not ran on Sam
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CITY ATTORNEY,
| Office at Oitv Hall. .
AH above ears run Daily except 11 and U, which da not run on gander
Sleeping Cars between Atlanta and Charleston, Auguste and Atlanta. Ac
Night Express.
sleeping Cara between.Macon and New York on train 27 and train 1,
Til OS. KJSOOTT, JOB W. WHITE, a. r
General Manager. Travelling Passenger Agent. Qen’lJr-
IlieJCheapest Book'Store in
the South.
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ly State tcsult in the Union, Tn
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work, and will leave no room for dis
satisfaction over the quantity or quality
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tify the business
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r failure to deliver with absolute
ularity on the part of tho carriers.
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k aowing of the existence of any cause
for complaint and will be appreciated
accordingly.
IN ro THIN AIK.
j The political hopes of Hon. W. C,
Owens, of Kentucky, vtnished into
thin air Tuesday when the votes were
counted out. After going through the
most terrific contest ever waged in
Kentucky; after defeating the silver
tongoed Breckenridge; after all hie
trouble, expense and hard feeling en
gendered by the contest, he goes down
before the Republican cohorts. The
man who defeated Breckenridge will
not be a curiosity in the next Congress,
we regret to say.
cW;W;W:c
A Banner
Adv.
Will do It.
No business man
can afford to see time
passing away with
out being put, to its
full value. He should
endeavor to do some
thing each hour that
will bring up his
trade and increase the
profits.
A Banner adver
tisement will do the
work. Not only will
it bring customers
daily, but every hour.jj
seek new ones for the
coming day.
iriLSON'N DEFEAT.
if the rfiisiai vote shall bear to the
country the same ntwa as the first bul
let!ns sent out and tell the people of
the defeat of William L. WiUcn, of
West Virginia, there will be genuine
regret around every Democratic home
Id the United States. The oountry has
no purer or able statesman: no man
more thoroughly imbued with a desire
to benfit his people. He hat made an
admirable reoord in Congress, and the
work he has dons is held in grstefr 1
remembrance by his people. He will
rise from his defeat til the stronger,
and will yet lead the Democratic hosts
of West Virginia to viotory.
ON TO PEKIN.
The Japanese army have captured
Port Arthur, this will giva them an
admirable operating basis from which
to conduot an aggressive winter cam
paign. The Chinese hope that the cold
weather will tend toward* a suspension
of hostilities unit next spnr g. by which
time they intend to so strengthen their ■
army by pnrobases and large orders for
new ships and guns, that they will be
able to cope with the mikado’s victori
ous army, however, the Japanese in
tend to proeoute the war as aggressively
as they have heretofore and they are
making preparations to march on to
Pekin, which they expect to capture
before Christmas. The Emperior has
made arrangements to move further
inland, should the Japs keep ou steadi
ly approaching his capital city.
Georgia stands firm for democracy.
Lwson’s majority in Clarke wae 348.
It ought have been fiOQ.
It is said that the acoesaion of Nicholas
II to the throne of Ruseia means an
era, of peace.
Judge Lawson is his own successor
by an handsome majority. Exit Col.
William Tanoy Corter.
Work up one more defeat for Tom
mie Watson. Some of these days he will
probably know he is a dead issue
Georgia politics.
Richmond county did things up in
style and gave Black over twelve thous
and majority. That is the way to work
and vote.
Eleven democrat* from Georgia
the answer onr people sends back to
republicans who have been trying to
divide the vote in this state.
And the tail of the great Tamms
tiger has been cut off. He will now
turn out bis claws and get ready for the
next scoatching match.
i the
of
Csar Nicholas II recently said :“Iama
pious Christian, but my belief in the
Saviour does not entitle,me to persecute
others on account of their faith.” This
will be good news to the persecuted
Jews of the Russian Empire*
Col Calvin L. Sayre, who died
Montgomery, Ala, or Saturday, iataid
to have been the man who unfurled
confederate flag at the Inauguration
Jefferson Davie, and to have been
first man wounded on the confederate
eide during the war.
The aenttment in favor of the State
maintaining a splendid Normal Sohool
is rapidly gaining ground in Georgia.
Tho preeent General Assembly should
vote on appropriation os recommended
by Ex-Gov. Northern and by Gov.
Atkinson.
. From, 1867 to 1881 Russia sent 634,000
persons to Siberia. Czar Nicholas
•houll grant a sweeping amnesty.
V.- ■».
fins
lar young ladies of Harmonv
visiting the Mwsia Witober, oi
city.
• Mr.W.C. Wylly, of Darien,
the guest of Judge Howell Cobh.
• Vise Herdsman, a charming
young lady, of Harmony Grove, is in
the city, the gneat of the Meeart.
Witcher.
• sties Annie Arnold, of Ander
son, S. C , is visiting her brothrrs,
Messrs. J. L. and A. R. Arnold, of this
city.
• Invitation oards to the mar
riage of Him Laura Psuliae Harris to
Mr. Peter Cline Buffington, are ou*.
Miss Harris is one of the moot scomb
pliabed and bsantifnl yiung ladies in
Athens, and is very popular in the so
ciety circles of August*, Colombo i and
other cities in the South wherever abe
has vDited. While in Athens she
was undoubtedly one of tbs society
belles of the city. Mr. Buffington is a
prominent society and business man of
Huntington, West Virginia. He is
bi other to Mrs. Charlie Baldwin, of
this city, at whose home he haa been
guest during hit visits to Athens. The
marriage wilt take place at the First
Methodist Church on Wednesday night,
November 31 at 8:30 o'clock.
Do You Know that Paregoric,
Bateman’s Drops, Godfrey's Cordis], many so-caned Soothing Syrups, and
most remedies for children are composed of opium or morphine»
Ho Ton Know that opfam end morphine are stupefying narcotic polso—I
E. W. CHABBONNIER 4 CO.
COAL.
From $3 00 toJI^OO^Per Tod.
Sole Agents for Glenn Mary
and Pochahontas Coals. Of
fice Victoria Hotel. Tele
phone 35.
Left r b Washington.—Mr. Allie
Beusse, who has been visiting bis par
ents, Cspt. and Mrs. Henry Beusse, of
this city, returned to his work in
Washington, D. C., yesterday.
Beats for Jamea Young,the tragedian,
on aale at Morton’s offioe today for No
vember 9.
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Odd Maid Midwinter Fair. S*a Fnadaca.
THE REPUBLICAN LANDSLIDE,
The country seems to be in the hands
of the enemy just at present. The con
gressional flections from all reports
have resulted in the return of a majority
of Republicans to the next house
Democratic apathy, division in the
ranks and various traoes of dlsorgani
zation throughout the Union contribu
ted to the defeat of our party. The
Republicans will probably oontrol both
houses of the next Congress, and the
Populist recede from thirteen members
in the house to only five. Thus while
one foe increases the other drops back,
Although the Republicans will oontrol
Congress, Democrats can take ooorage
and hope for the renewal of the battle
that never ceases between Democracy
and all enemies of the best intemts of
the people, for the guiding hand of
Grover Cleveland is still at the helm
and in him is vested the power to place
an emphathetfe and effective veto on all
pernioious legislation. Close up the
ranks and get ready for the next grand
charge in 1896.
Bought thb Fixtures.—Mr. R. L.
Arnold, of Anderson, S.C., haa bought
all the fixtures at the billiard and pool
establishment of Mr. B. F. Ingram on
Broad street, and will have them ship
ped to his home in the Palmetto State
Exclusive agenoy for Tenney Co’s
fine candies. Freeh supply just received
C.E. Gilliland
A Dramatic Holdup.
Missouri Fireman—Give 'or air, Bill
Stop ’er! We’re lield up!
Engineer—I see—hist! There’s seven
of them ou this side—
“Wt-ariu masks, too. Bill”—
Robber (with drawn sword)—And
dar-r-r-est thou insult me to my beard'
Marry! It is more than human that
p-r-r ompts me thus to spare thy insig
nificauce—
Engineer—It’s all right; let ’er go!
Fireman—Wh-what is it, Bill?
"Thee-ayter troop, rehearsin for the
next town!”
“What’re they doin out here in this
dense swamp?”
‘‘Tryin to get to the next town.”—
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
A Woman's Argument.
He—You women have no right to the
ballot for the simple reason that in case
of a war yon would not be able to fight
She—Then why do you allow a man
who is crippled to vote?
He—Why—er—if that isn’t just like
m woman to ask some such fool question
as that—Indianapolis Journal.
Ventilation.
Visitor to Publio Institution—Isn’t it
rather close here? Don’t you think there
is need of ventilation?
City Father—Ventilation? Great Cm*
sari No; there’s been altogether too
much ventilation at the plaoe already.
—Boston Transcript
Friday night, Nov. 9, James Young
will play Hamlet at the opera home.
Jamea Young is one of tho very best
so tors; he has tho very beet rapport
that can bo gotten in one company, and
now ia your chance to see a good play.
A Yearly Newspaper.
Wlint would you think of a yearly
newspaper—one that is only printed
once through the twelvemonth? There
nre at least two such in the world, and
’here may be more. One is called The
Eskimo Bulletin. It is issued every year
at Prince of 'Wales’ Cape, Bering strait,
on the arrival at that isolated place of
the yearly steamer. This brings news
from the outer world, and the paper
that has something to print besides its
local news, that everybody knows at
any rata The other paper is printed in
Paris, and it comes out once a year now,
just to preserve its name, The Twentieth
Century. Its publishers think that will
be a very fine name for a journal when
the twentieth century is actually here,
and for fear some oue will get ahead of
them in it they will issue their paper
once a year until 1900, and thus be first
in the field.—New York Times.
I Was Sick
Crasy day, suffering with stomach. Hvsv i
kidney trouble, also tram ~
Hood’
cured. AM pain I
raw sleep sonnet i
I well l neT«
■White 1
TYo You Know that tn most oouatrteo druggists ore no* permitted to i
without labeling them poisons t
Pi Yes Know that you should not permit any morticing to bo given your chili
unless you or your physician know of what It is composed I
Do Yum Know that Cantoris tec. purely vegetable preparation, and that a list of
Its Ingredient* Is published rrlth every bottle t
Do Ton Know that Castori* Is the prescripGoo of the famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher.
That It has been In use far nearly thirty years, and that mess Castcrla Is now sold than
of an other ramedlea for ehfldrsn easnWnedf ^
Do Yon Knurr that Em Patent Office Department of the United States, sad of
-*r»— countries, here Issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to ues tbs word
“ Castor!*” and it* formula, and that to imitate them Is a stato prison offense t
DoYonJKnaw that odb of the reasons for groating this government psotactloa was
because Cwtorl* had been proven to be Mbsolntaly harmless?
Do Tow Know that 35 tvtrsgs doses of Osstori* sra furnished for 3ft
ssata, or oue cent a dose I
Do Tow Know that when pornewe a of this perfect prsporstlco. your ohfldiso may
bs fcspt well, and that you may hnvs unbroken rmt t
WoILthwso thlngn ora worth tapping. They are facts.
Tho fac-ximile
olgnatwro of ty'fTfL'
Children Cry for Pltoher*8 Castorla*
FOR SALE.
187$ acres ot land in Green conn*
ty within one) mile ot* Siloam, five
miles of Union Point, five miles of
Greenes bora A| splendid 8 room
house, five room brick house,carr’age
house, and fonr tenant houses.
Methodist and,Baptist churches,and
good school in Siloam, fine grape
arbor, some apple and peach trees.
One hundred seres open land in high
state of cultivation, well wateied
with (Creeks and branches. Ten
scree original forest. This land je
level and can be bought lor Eight
Dollars • per >cre or will exchange
for Athena oity property.
FOR RENT
Store room, 111 Broad Street* jnet
below the Jackson Book Store, a
splendid stand for any kiod of
buiiieis. Nov occupied by Mr.
Ingram,' pool and J ^billiard room.
Rant reasonable.
John T. Anderson
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l*T sph* voaabuied wales with Puiman Buffs*
weeping cari between Atlanta and Washlngtou, snd Pulimaa Buffos parlor cars between Waah-
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Time Table No. 11, in Effect Sumtar, jane 24th. 1894.
US Clmvton Street.
Athsnt.Gs,
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Book andj Job Printer
.UN BANNER bUlLDING (Second Story).]
15 Jackson St., Athens, Qa.
Haring purchased from the Athens Publish'
tag Company the BANNER JOB OFFICE, the
undersigned Is prepared to execute
JOB PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Pina Commercial Printiag a Specialty.
Your patronage solicted.
E. D. STONE. 1
the
Hood’s Pills sura ah ttrsiina.
William Whits can’t savs ranis,
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and Repairing of Boo
neat and workmanlike manner.
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same clast moving iu the opposite dtitctio > when rauv»a; m -coir *uoe *11, G ,erm.
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