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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1889

Page

7

Athens Rail Boom Promises Great Future for City

Georgia and Carolina rail plans link Athens to Augusta Chattanooga with the G C N and Georgia Midland lines. Local bankers back the project and a western trunk line may open East Tennessee markets, lifting Athens as a distribution hub and boosting taxes, industry, and growth.

Turk Banner Wals Atlanta T National Augusta & Chattanooga Athens Conoy Brown Brothers Makey Isj Gut Coi Georgia Knoxville East Tennessee W.B. ‘Thomas

A New Hotel for Athens Clarke County Building Loan Plan

The Banner reports on Col. E. I. Brown detailing a new Clarke County Building Loan and Improvement company. The plan aims to fund a hotel via shares at 125 each with eight year repayment, fixed installments, and stock certificates for non borrowers. The venture seeks 2500–3000 shares and a charter to start by August, advancing Athens growth with investor confidence.

Col. E. I. Brown Athens Clarke County Building, Loan and Improvement Company Building and Loan ‘Association Moose Seeaenors Clarke County Wallace Lampkin

Eminent Doctor Endorses Clarke Flax Remedies

Dr C P Henry of Chicago testifies to Clarke's Extract of Flax and Clarke's Flax Soap curing skin diseases in 40 or 50 cases with strong confidence. An Iowa farmer and a patient with Erysipelas praise the Skin Cure, while Hood's Sarsaparilla is recommended for Salt Rheum.

Connecticut Davis Harvard University Brunswick Meriden Conn Dr. Chapin Berlin Rocky Mountains Chicago Brooklyn Dairy Farm C.P. Henry Ill Clarke Herbert Sperry Tremont Lll Hood C. J. Hood & Co Apothecaries Lowell Mass Deshler A. McClaflin Morette Kan Porren Drveé Boston Hobbyville Ind Anni Gressore Wefeb Columbus Carter Carten New York Montgolgomery Ward & Co Michigan Avenue

Grand Military Ball to Open Clarke Public Safety Encampment

The Clarke public safety items prepare a grand July military ball at the Athens fair grounds. Leon D. Sledge reports tents shipped from St Simon’s to Athens and ready for setup with 300 members and visiting units to attend from Elberton Greene, Cokington, Hartwell, Monroe and Gainesville.

Athens Fair Grounds Macon Augusta Atlanta Leon D. Sledge Clarke Rifles St. Simon’s Island Elberton Greenesboro Coyington Hartwell Monroe Gainesville Baxnear Sledge Haselton Wurm

Martyrs to Headache Find Relief with Ayer's Sarsaparilla

The text cites sufferers from constitutional headaches and liver disorders who finally found cure using Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It mentions Mrs. Page of Lowell and Frank Roberts of Boston as examples, claiming the remedy alleviated long years of distress.

Ayer Samuel Page Austin St Lowell Mass Frank Roberts Washinst Boston Lizzie W. DeVenu Fifteenth St Brooklyn N. Rye Jonas Garman Lykins Gen

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