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THE ATHENS BATVNEli, SATURDAY JV1UKNINU, NOVEMBER 10, 1894.
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$ mSr
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liTHE PREMIUMS. 1
TP AT WERE AWARDED TO THE
CHILDREN'S.
FLOWER EXHIBIT.
The Children Deserve Es
pecial Praise for the
Unusual Excellence
of Their Display.
On account of business engagement*,
the Judges whe were appointed to
award the premiums on the vegetable
and flo rtr •■xhibit? in the Y. 14. C. A..
rooms the other night, went over the
work so hurriedly that the list that was
read out night before last, was found to
incorrect.
The following is a corrected premium
lilt of the ohlidren’a department of
the Ladies Garden Club:
On account of a misunderstanding all
waiters of cut flowers were thrown out.
The premium offered for Nasturtiums
was for pot plants, not for cut flowers.
Miss Alois Hauser deserves honorable
mention for her beautiful display of
Nasturtiums, cut flowers. The premiums
will be paid to the Children’s depart
ment of th9 Ladies’ Garden Club on
Tuesday afternoon, November, 16:h, at
four o'clock, Y. M.C. A. hall. All the
Children btlODgiDg io this club will
please be on band promptly at the hour
$J 50, by l’rof. H. C. White, for b si
display of Chrysanthemums in pots.
Sarah Hunnioutt.
*100 by. Ladies Garden Club, for
best Chry santhemum bloom,cut flower.
Ruby Lampkin.
1100, by Mr. E. 1. Smith, for best
Chrysanthemum pot plant, ; grown to
single bloom. Alma Reaves.
$1 00 by Prof. 1). C. Barrow, for best
Rose Geranium, pot plant. Hamie
Thomas.
Pot plant, by Mrs. Thurmond for best
Pslm. Susie Lumpkin.
i’ot plant, by Mrs. Geo. C. Thoniss,
for best collection of prince’s feather.
60 cents, by Mrs. W»bb, for best
heliotrope, Annie Webb.
Pot plat, by Mrs. Gould, for best ivy
geranium, Annie Webb.
$1 00, by Ladies’ Garden Club, for the
largest sale of tickets, Marion Lampkin.
$1 00, by Mrs. K. C. Orr, for best box
of cuttings. Marion Lampkin.
Pioture. by Mr. .1. B. Toomer,for best
maiden hair fern, Annie Webb.
$1 00, by Ladies Garden Club, for best
Chrysanthemum pot plant, grown to
three blooms, Katie Jester.
Oat! The Genuine Mell# Hal
IT IS A $3 00 AND $3 50 HAT!
EVERT HAT Bearing the Gen
uine MEliliVIIiliE Signature.
THE FINEST DERBY HAT
THE COMPETITORS’ PRICES ARE $3 OO AND $3150,
MAX JOSEPH Puts the Choice Down to
50 CTS EACH, 50 CTS EACH
IFOIR, SATTJEDAT, THIS ZD_A_TZ”_
TO MAKE IT INTERESTING, AND THIS DAY TO BE REMEMBERED.
CHOICE SUITS IN THE HOUSE,
. WHICH WERE $12 50 $15 ANDi$18,
AT SEVEN DOLLARS.
AND THE LAST-ers,
50 GENTS
Fiue.Chryeanthemum pot “plant, by
Mr?. E. K. Lumpkin, for best three y«l- J
low Chryantheiaum cut flowers, Gar-
laud Smith.
|1 00, by Mrs. E. K. Lumklr, for best
Chrysanthemum pot plant, grown to
six blooms.
L! 00, by Ltdies’ Garden Club, for
best attendance and punctuality,
Manou Lampkin.
Trowel, by Mrs. I.owrsnce, for best
baeketof Wandering Jew, Ruby Lamp
kin.
Pot plant, by Mrs. Gardner, for best
pot plant of spice geranium, Annie
Glenn Johnson.
• Pot plant, by Mra. % Strickland, for
best vase of cosmos, Ruby Lampkin.
Pot pi ant, by Mra. Wade, for best
tube roses cut flower?. Atnie Webb.
Pot plant, by Mrs. R. L. Bloomfield
lor best staghorn geranium.
Premium, by Prof. Bond, for best
collection of begonias.
Silver cup, by Mr. Cobb Lampkin,
for best design in Chrysanthemum?,
Alma Hauser.
Begonias, by Mrs. Lamar Cobb, for
best pot plant nasturtium, Lucy Ger-
dine.
Ueraniam plants, by Mrs. Lamar
Cobb, for best red geranium pot plant
Ruby Lampkin.
00 cents, by Mr?. Henry West, for
best cactus, Georgia Hunnicutt.
THE DISCOVERY SAVED HIS
LIFE.
Mr. G. Callouette, Druggist, Beavers-
ville, Ill., says s “To Dr. King’s New
Discovery 1 owe my life. Was taken
with La Grippe and tried all the physi
oiane for miles about, but of no avail
and was given up and told I could not
live. Having Dr. King’s New Discove
ry in my store I sent for a bottle and
began its use and from the first dose
began to get better, and after using
three bottles was up and about again
It ia worth its weight in gold. We
won’t keep store or house without it.”
Get a free trial bottle at Palmer A Kin-
nebrew’s and John Crawford & Co.
CITY REGISTRATION.
The City Registration
Books] will close November
20th at 2 o’clock p. m.
A. L. Mitchell, C. of C.
ATHENS COTTON MARKET.
[Corrected by Phlnlxy A Griffith.]
Athens Steady
flood Middling 5 8-8
Strict Middling. fl l-ie toz-4
Middling .’ 51-8
JMtiot LOW Middling 4 15-l«o 5
Jaw Middling 4 7-8.
ONE DAY ONLY, SATURDAY, AT MAX JOSEPH'S
Km*tv tile Hopes.
Street car conductors are very often
inclined to be too independent.' One of
this class received a well merited lesson
several days ago. A tall, itroad shoul
dered fellow wished to alight, hut failed
to catch the conductor’s eye until the
crossing was almost reached. When the
conductor did notice his signals, he
growled out a surly, “You’re too late;
wait for the next crossing. ” Without a
word the hig fellow jumped to the rear
platform, jammed down the brake with
a jerk and pulled the -trolley from the
wire, bringing the car to a stop with
unpleasant suddenness.. Then as he lei
surely stepped off he pleasantly remark
ed to the discomfited conductor, “You
stop the next time an old railroad man
tells you to. ’’—St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
To Soften Hard Water.
To soften hard water take spirits of
wine, a quart; orange flower water, a
pint; marine soap, 1 pounds. Shave
up the soap and put it into the orange
flower water, heat till the soap dis
solves, thou add the spirit. A table
spoonful of this put into the bottom of
the basin will completely soften the wa
ter that is put into it for washing.
BUCKLBN8 ARNlCAI8fVLVE.
The beet salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever 8ores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price, 36c per box.
For sale at Lyndon’s Drug' Store,
aad Palmer A Kinneb»«w
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fsir. San Francisco.
A IdMt lteaort.
The latest story about the weather
comes from Poutypool, where an old
farmer, exasperated by the falseness of
his barometer, which was steadily ris
ing while the rain as steadily fell, got
np solemnly, took down the glass, and
carrying it to the door showed it the
weather. —Pick-Me-Up.
The serpent moves by elevating the
scales on its abdomen and using them
to push t’ue body forward. The wind
ings are always horizontal. The artists
who represent the sinuosities as vertical
have never observed the animal in mo
tion. It is impossible for it to move in
That way.
The whole of the land on the globe
inboye water level, if shoveled into the
Pacifio, would only fill one-seventh of it.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
Michael Angelo.
Michael Angelo was- equally great as
painter, sculptor and architect In or
der to paint figures properly he devotod
12 years to the study of anatomy alone.
His monument to Pope Julius II was
on so grand a scale that the Church of
St Peter in Rome was altered with a
view to affording a suitable place for its
reception. Tiie tomb was afterward
modified in plan and placed in anothei
church. His “Last Judgment” requir
ed seven years to execute and was finish
ed when the artist was nearly 08. A
few weeks before his death the aged
artist was met one day in the street
walking throngh the snow with great
difficulty. When asked where he was
going, he replied, “To school to try
and learn something. ”
■When Baby was sick, we gave her Caxtoria.
■When She was a Child, she cried for Cast oris.
When she became Mbs, she dung to Castoria.
When she had Children, She gave them Caataria.
EZiCITYtELBCTION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given thatsn election
will be held in the several wards of the
city of Athens Georgia, on Wednesday,
D cember, 5th, 1894, between the hours
of 9 o’clock a. m. and 4 o’clock p. m
for one Alderman from each ward, to
serve said city for the years 1895 and
1880.
The election in the 1st ward will he
held In the building on Broad street
known as the “Dorsey Store.”
In the Sod ward, at Peter Weil’s shop
on Clayton street.
In the 3rd ward, at J. A. Oarebold’e
shop on Washington street.
And in the 4th ward, at the county
oourt bouse on Prince ayeaue. By
order of the Mayor and Council, Nov.
6,1894. A. L. Mitch ill, Clerk.
This Faro no » ReinecTv cures quickly and jper?
maneutly all nervo ia « leases, such as Weak
Memory, Loss of Bra .'i 1* cr. Headache. Wake
fulness. Lost Vital) .v* Hi .htlr emissions, evil
dreams, impoteney ami wits: ins diseases caused by
youthful error* or eveeaaea* Contains no
opiates. Is a nerve low; e :tml blood builder.
Makes the pale and pnny strong nntl plump. Kaslly
carried In vestnockot. #1 per box; 6 for *5. By
mail prepaid with a written ^virantee to cure or
money refunded. Write us f.*r free medical
book, sent sealed In plain wnpper, which con
tains testimonials and ttnnncini references. Bfa
charge for eoasaUatlou*. Beware of imita*
ffans. Sold by our advertised a cents, or addreaj
NEKVKSEEDCO., Masonic Temple, Chicago*
SOLDIM^J^NS^G A. BY PALME R * lONNB
TEETH
EXTRACTED
WITHOUT PAIN
Br the use of Vitalized Air, the Bafaat Anaes
thetic known. It suspends all feeling of pain
this chance. All kinds of
Delhi fferl Dae ii ike Neatest Style at
Frloee to suit the time*. We tom: out nothing
but nnt-claas woj*-
Drs Betts”& McOalla,
Office over Griffith Bros., and^West’s Store,
ATHENS, - - GEORGIA.
BOOKS
AT
LOVE IN MASQUERADE.
I dreamed that Love came knocking
At your door one winter night
While the specter trees were rocking
In a blast of savage blight.
“Oh, I perish I” poor Love pleaded.
“Ope the door, for Love’s dear saka.”
But although you heard aud heeded
A till no answer would you make;
Not one word of sweet replying I
Would your haughty Ups have said _
' Even if Love had lain there dying.
Even if Love had lain there dead I
Then I dreamed that Love o’erruled you.
For in tendercst voice he cried, |
“Nay, deer lady, I sadly fooled you,
Since I am not Love, but Pride.”
And you straightway oped your portals,
With a merry and welcome nod, -
To that wiliest of immortals.
To that masquerading god.
Ah. you oped your.portals lightly.
Not for Love’s but Pride's —v-
Yet, O lady, if I dreamed rightly,
, Love soon taught you your mistake! * '
—Edgar Fawcett In Century.
GASH SYSTEM.
Please bear in mind that Td Athens
Bahneb wili;only be fartushed to those
subscribers who pay In advance. No
exceptions. Phinizt dt Upson,
| gl.have bought lately a large
lot of Sets of Books from the
Receiver on a Publisher’s
Estate at
Ruinously,
Low Prices,
And will offer the same for a
short time very [cheap to
make room for fall stock.
D.W. McGregor
FOR RENT.
The elegant residence of Mr. Geo.
A. Mell on corner of Deariog and
Harris street, one block from street
car line. Large lot and 8.room
house. Bath with hot and co.d
water. Servants’ room, stable, gar
den and pasture with running water.
The 12-rooui dwelling on corner
Pulaski street and Hancock avenue.
Best location in city for boarders;
only $25 per month.
4 Boom house on Jackaon street, No.
CIS, $ 10 00 mo
6 Room house Lumpkin st 13 00 mo
4 Room house Lnmpkin st tf 00 mo
3 Room house Hancock ave 7 00 mo
6 Room houae Church at 12 50 mo
5 Room house Hancock ave 12 50 mo
4 Room house Strong st 12 00 mo
The Brittain place on S. Lumpkin
Street—aSen room house, two ser
vants’ houae, barn, stable and gin
bouse, 25 scree of lan<£ one of the
largest eouppernong vines in the
connty. Will produce 9100 worth
grapes, fine stand tor a pnblic gin,
spring, well and eity water. The
rent on this place is so cheap I won’t
pnblisb it Call and see me about it
before December 1.
For Sale.
City property at from 40 to 70c on
the dollar of it* true value.
FARMS FOB BALK
70 acres partly in citv, on Sprin
dale street for only <1,600.
216 acres in Oglethorpe connty at
6 00 jer acre.
160 acres in Clarke', connty at
10 00 per acre.
133 acres in Jackson county at
9 00 per acre.
W.D. Griffeth,
Real Estate Agent.
FASHION 4BLE TAILORING
DONE BY
CLINE & COMPANY,
lOSJLumpkin^Street,
Y. M. 0 .A. BUILDING.
JOHN JAY COHEN,
BOND and STOCK
BROKER,
AUGUSTA - - GEORGIA
E. W.CHARBONNllitUCO
WHOLESALE AaU BET AIL DEALERS IN
Coal, Cement, -Lime, Builders’ .Material,
SOLE AGENT8JF0K THE FAVORITE GLENN .a AKY COAL,
And Also Wholesale and Retail Dealers u £t Kiv-r, J iuo
^Galloway, Splint, American, and Steam O >au P -it a >, R ->-
enisle, Louisville Cement. Pure tYbhe L ue Baiui
era* H*ir, E.c.
OFFICE > DEPOT
Victoria Hotel Corner. J College AVeuu *.
TELEPHONE NO 35.
J. W. BROWN & SONS
Housefnrmshi£L# Depot,
227 Broad Street,
We Carry the Largest and Best Selected Stock
Crockery,
Glass Ware,
Lamps i
China
^Dinner and Tea Sets,
and -
Fancy Chinas in
Great Variety.
We are the Largest Jobbers in the city.
J. W- BROWN & SONS.
Stoves,
A,. Grates and Ranges,
Tin Ware,
Wooden and Willow Ware,
Silver Plated Ware,
Table Cutlery.
SUCCESSORS] TO
FRED S. MORTON,
AND
MELL, LINTON & CO.,
C. H. NEWTON,
,W. T. BRYAN.
NEWTON & BRYAN.
INSURANCE AGENTS,
OFFICE
BANK of THE UNIVERSITY
"ATHENS, OA.
Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd., Imperial Insurance Co., Ltd.
Sun Mutual Iuauranoe Co.
® w >j "“i auiuwnw insurance vo., Ltd.
Sun Insurance Office, Lancashire Insurance Co.,
Charbonnier & Cowles
FIRE INSURA-IsrOE.
OFFICE
MOBS 9 NEW BUILDING, Ola.