About Southern banner. (Athens, Ga.) 1832-1872 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1872)
Clarke County Agricultural Society, ■WP'jmL b TO DE HELD In Athens* Oft. Sift.. Oth and!Oth. 5 00 First Section. Field Crops. For the largest product of corn or cotton on ten acres of land, without manure of anv kind, .$10 00 1 For heat crop of upland cotton 1 acre... 10 00 2 For the best crop of bottom do. 1 acre, 10 00 It For theljest crop of upland corn 1 acre, 10 00 4 For the liost crop of bottom do. 1 acre, 10 00 5 For the best crop of white wheat, not less than twenty-live bushels to tlic acre 6 For the best acre of red wheat, not less than 2b bushels to the acre 7 For the he** acre of oat*, on upland... 8 For the best acre of rye, on upland... 9 For the best bale of pea-vine bay, with mode of curing 10 For best bale of clover hay, wjth mode of curing 11 For l»est bale of crab-grass, with mode curing 12 For best baie of fodder, with mode of curing 13 For best acre of sweet potatoes 14 For best acre of Irish potatoes 15 For best acre of ground peas 16 For best acre of 1i«*M pea-' 00 10 00 00 12 For best plain biscuits, no soda to be used 2 00 Second Class. 1 For best assortment plain and fancy candies Dip'oma. 2 For best display of fancy and family groceries,, from stores of the county.. Diplo. 3 For best display of -dry goods, from stores of the county Diplo. Sixtli Section. Class Second—Domestic Manufactures 1 For best 10 yds. woolen carpeting 2 00 2 For best coverlet of wool 2 00 3 For best 10 yds. of jeans 2 00 4 For best counterpane of cotton 3 00 5 For 2d best counterpane of cotton 2 00 6 For 3d best counterpane of cotton i 00 liaised Work. 1 For best piano or table cover 2 For best chair or ottoman cover 2 00 2 00 Milking Match. 1. For the best milker, white, male or fe male, without respect to age 5.00 2 For the best milker, white, male or fe- *. male, under IS years of age 5 00 The ‘.viii like place on the ground ', and parti**-; competing "ill furnish their own envs. Judges in this department will be governed in their awards by amount of milk obtained from cows, (all things being equal,) skill in mauaging cow and calf, cleanliness, expedition, etc. Legal Notices. piEO VT < rl Miscellaneous Section. Treatises. 5 00 5 00 5 00 3 00 3 00 Exhibitors to state in writing, the mode of eulti- ■ ;1, tire ! Embroidery. 1 For best specimen of embroidery 2 For best »|>ecimen of crochet wotk Pfch Work. 1 For lrcst patch work quilt, (cotton,)... 2 For 2d best patch work quilt, (cotton) 3 For 3d best patch work quilt, (cotton) 4 For best raised work quilt, (silk) 5 For best raised work quilt Needle Work.* 1 For best specimen 2 For 2d best specimen 3 For 3d best specimen 4 For best vest or pair pantaloons, each.. 2 00 2 00 2 U0 2 00 1 00 2 00 vntiou, the amount and kind <>f manure used period of planting, the number oi times worked, with certificates of witnesses who measured the ground ahd crops. Reports upon corn ami cotton crops to be made to the Executive Committee by 1st of January next, and premiums on those crops awarded as soon as practicable. Samples of Fie11 Crops. 1 For liest bushel <>! bread corn 2 For best bushel of stock corn 3 For best bushel of white wheat 4 For best bushel of red wheat 5 For best bushel of sheet potatoes 6 For best bushel of field peas 1 7 For best bushel of oats 1 8 For best bushel of rye ••• 1 9 For best bushel of turnips 1 1*> For best bushel of barley 1 ‘ 1 1 CO 1 00 1 00 1 00 l 00 3 00 Seventh Section. Works of the Shop, Factory, Mills. dc. 1 For best bale heavy osnaliurgs 2 00 2 For best hale heavy shirting 2 00 3 For best w oolen cloth 3 00 4 For 2d best woolen cloth 1 00 5 For l*est bale yarn, assorted numbers... 2 00 6 For be>t sample of cotton belting 1 00 7 For Iwst coil of plow lines 1 00 8 For best bbl. or 2 sacks of flour, from white wheat 9 For lie?t bbl. or 2 sacks of flour, from red wheat 1 For best treatise on Garden Culture 5 00 2 For best treatise on Horticulture 5 00 3 For best treatise on Floriculture 5 00 4 For best treatise on Agricultural Necessi ties of the South 20 00 5 For best treatise on Mineral Resources of North-Eu.»t Georgia 10 00 I 6 For l-e-t treatise«ci the M:inof.icni>'iiig ad vantages of North-East Georgia 10 00 j The Executive Committee will claim the right . or returning a!! treatises presented, and of pulilish- j ing such as they may desire. I N. B. All premiums exceeding SI 00 in value j will be either pitchers, cups or medals. The exhibition of articles not enumerated in ! the Premium List is invited ; and as many articles rj i of merit in the various departments of labor, art, j etc., which are not s|>ecially provided for in the 00 ] Premium List, may be presented for exhibition 00 | and premium, and as the Society especially desire 00 j to foster all the industrial departments which will tend to the developnn nt of the material interests of our section, a committee will he appointed on the miscellaneous articles, who will as>ign them to the proj*er departments, where they will lie ex hibited, examined and reported upon, aud suit able prizes lie awarded to all such articles worthy of premiums. EORGIA. FRANKLIN CO.— ■ Unary’s Office, Aug 5th, 1872. Wh ■ivju, n-i l l Cars-n, xdiui.iiMiator of the estate o r As* Relltm *, deceived, h « applied to 1 m*f«»rle tern of iU*»bMl©» fir *m *&id ad niniMra- ' tio i: Tli r-A.r v (••? ar- • »-• « r • . . show c u e, \ if any - * * L ^t»v t t it *•. t* s »> aho.ld no .uLt e ,er»i. t#* tun '• «a.l u! Ordur r.i •• sa dco..r y, t».» c a Uxi i\*.v- &dm T nii ration of »*id eiGatc i Wl.ii S’ Hiv baud and olH is! a!g:i,«iurv, Ibid Au.L 5tb. 1872. A I M• !’.HI', ordinary. (A EORGIA, It A] VT Elij.il: i.i'lks vf COUNTY.— at*pli**d to me for exemption o: pc «.ii tliy a -ettiu^ apart anti val uation of the aai-'. ai.O vHlljja** upon the same at 2o’clock P. M., on th.-* -il day of August 1872. at xuy office. F. C. &TEP11KNSOS, Ord. Aug 25 187*. ustnin .Home Enterprise? MS.’ B 21 Hl3 223 £<<52* Z.£l ai* fT EORGIA. vT Whereas, dot FRANKLIN CO.— John M Freeman appli d to me for letters of guardianship of the p op riy in Fruuliu Co. Ua. belonging t»> the min* r chitdten of John A. Holly of the. Stale ot AluLau**. | The.se are thereioie u» cite ai.d a iu** ni>li all and singular the k n irel and frcndaolsaid minors to tile their object ions ifanv they have, why said guardianship s!».i •! I imI lie er.nted the ap»d cant at October Term next uf this Court. Giveu under utv hand. th> -\u,u>t !"i?i is'*. A. J. MOUHi.n O d.i. ir JOB PRINTING fiui'.ti Ut LU 1 1..|C TFT. iae.tUtuf, SSUBSSSBl IBTMLIMim 2 1 1 2 00 00 00 NnUcc. /AWING TO THE SEKluU: V_/ «Tnd dang'Tous sickiu.s'of my daughter wit u:d are a preventive cf Chills and Fever. II Atigu-t ang- r - trphoid fever, 1 r is okokueo. that the term 18?2, of Jackson Superior Court he. lime is hereby a ij •urne l t-» the ?, \ Monday in N - veiubcr next; tluit the Clerk of said court i-.ford this order ujkiii the minutes of said court, and ad vertise the same as required by law. <\ I). DAVIK tug. 26, 1872. J ' /* /’• c ,|r * C : A true extra* t from the minutes of the Superior court of Jackson county, C, a. T. H. NI BLACK, Clerk. j&twr.j'i* ! All Kinds of Are au antidote to clia.^o of aicr unu Lk c. EOUG! \, FRANKLIN CO - r ■ ~OR( V l Wh.-,. r >1 »untv there- Prize Shooting Match. . i*urn* r.t l upplu*s for l -item of cdmin!strat : «e> 1 t ile of Dax id tiat-ner. Icceas si : Th«- fore to eLe .»»*•! admonish alt and sin^u!::r. the kin dre<i anti creditors oi’ said decease L t»*>how can“< if any they have, at my olhce. within the tun prescribed l»v law, why said loiters should not 1. grant'd. ^HEYWILL-'RESJQRETOUTKFUUVICTR ttRECMARK^OfTHE -8 0WELS v Letter Press —SUCII AS Printi Will save r.ayj i f *ti£Ei.rini{ to tlie .ick, ru.J BOOKS, PAMP1ELKTS, CATALOG V KS, POSTERS, HAN DRIES, DODGERS, (iiveti under niv hand, at «»th e, this August ’’d, 1872. * . A. J. MOHUIS, Old. For the best shot at three double birds, a flue double barrel shot gun, (Parker’s breach loader,) will be ottered, if the requisite number of entries are made Entrance fee, 65 00. At Childs AMoss. Manufactures of Feather. 1 For best set of carriageor buggy hai ness 2 For best set of wagon harness 3 For best doz. brogans 5 00 2 00 2 00 Special Premiums. 5 00 ! 11 For best bushel of Irish potatoes 12 For best variety of grass seed, adapted to the South for hay or gr.>uing 13 For best sample of wool, not less than three fleeces in a package Second Section. j First Class—Horses of all work. j 1 For best stallion 4 years old and over.. 10 00 2 For best stallion 3 years old 5 00 ; 3 For best horse colt 2 years old 5 00 j 4 For best horse colt 1 year old 5 00 1 ft For best horse colt under 1 year old.... 5 00 ; •*1 For best mare 4 years old and over.... 10 00 j 5 Por best Alley 3 years old 5 00 j *8 For best Alley 2 years old 5 00 , 4 For best pr. boots for n gentleman 2 00 For be«t and largest collection leather.. 6 For best 4 doz. calf skins 7 For Ixist A doz. sheep skins Mechanical Premiums. Farming Implements. ] For best hill-side plow 2 For l»est plow for general use 3 For ln-st turning plow 4 For ltest subsoil plow 5 For best cotton scraper 6 For best harrow 7 For best two horse wagou 8 For best ox cart 9 For best one horse wagon 10 For best farm gate with hinges 3 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 3 00 3 00 5 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 9 Fur best fillev 1 vear old i) 00 - no For best fillev under 1 vear old 5 00 ! \\ n !« vaW<? '"f 6 V 0 *®- V ^ Ul For best l.roid mare and colt 10 00 | r> * or *“* P low ‘K ear . l'la.-tat.on use.. 1 00 US For best biood mare and mule colt 10 00 | ’ }', or K ‘ st ^esher o 00 14 r or lies* fan mill 15 For l>est straw cutter A pair of Derringers will bo given bv Mr. A. T. Lltkie, of the firm of Childs & Moss for the best five pistol shots. Entrance fee $1 00. Rules and regulat oil: for shooting given on the grounds ; also, judges to be appointed on the day of shooting. A pair of handsome spectacles will he given as a special premium, by Childs & Moss, Jew ellers, tor the best pair of socks or stockings knit by a lady over 45 years of age. A. T. Luckie with Childs & Moss. Jewelers, offers one can of l»est Rifle Powder for licit Pen of Sheep raised in this section. Powder warrant ed to kill sheep killing curs. A. T. Luckie with Childs & Moss, Jewelers, offers one nice Shot Pouch and Powder Flask for nicest 4 doz. chickens (best for raising in th : s section.) For best BrassBaml, a splendid Cornet. Instru ment on exhibition at Childs & Moss’, Jewelers. J. A. MEIH’IKIL (~ COMMISSION MERCHANT, V_.-' anJ tloaB-r in TtB LIanfiCx* EITTEIlSy FHYSICIAKS THERE. PRESCRIBE IT IS TEI3 [ 1LRTI In Vouni-orOM.MarricjNl—— / / or Eingle, the e Li tors rro un- equalled and l ave of*#*n beta IL, — means of • urtn? life. * TRY ONE COTTLE LETTER-H EA I S. LA 15EES. ! GUTTER-SNIPES, HI EE-11 EADS, i DR A Y R EC EI RTS, R EC E11 >TS, programme HAEE-TK KKjs VISITING CAHjis CHUT LA Us, LEG A E ULaXKs &C.,&C..&C. t Corn. «>4 s !£>:) Itayst Mini. Hi-*. i.f Ha 11 OUOVE’t k BAKER SEWING MACHINES! ! EXECUTED WITH KEATKESS AND DISPATCHl! VHeets to i&e Tinges, Ftpr the I s res id c a lud l antpauj n! H l IM .V.V.I//. l r« w’U re. -iv em-niit ai: •nii.ni. < »»f k n l- tfnliy - .ii it-.J. 111 ... la-.f '.ilvaiil ^.. .. II A\ K V(>1 !>’ 1 RIMING . at I In- S.iilln n: 1 ai i.er (Bit-. uy, X.> I Il'F 11 ri wiil'ar W I'iu s « ithnitt It.' Ju.it Publi*h‘a. C#»in one Volume, I.IPPINCJTTS Pronouncing Dictionary. BIOGRAPHY MYTHOLOGY, P.’ClVftM KH Till: BEST !> I St . ALL WHO HAVE TRIED »:i/*hinvi», with all the (MHUOVKMEXTS AND ATTACHMENTS, iv he hit, at manufacturer*# price.*, freight B\NNKR OFFirr. i‘i‘le<l, at the sirani un * Of thr . the Diff* r- 10 00 5 oj ; 5 00 | ft 00 ■ 10 00; 5 00 Second Class—"flood Horses ?1 .For best stallion 4 years old and over... j2 iFor best stallion 3 years old -3 rRor best horse colt, 2 years old 4 *F«nbest horse colt, 1 year old 6 For best mare 4 years old and over 6 Forbest Alley 3 years old f ForibeitiAlley 2 years old 5 00 8 For ; be*tfillev 1 year old 5 00 9 For best otdt'under 1 year old 5 00 10 ‘For'bestmare and colt -.. 10 00 Pedigreerrequired in writing. Third Class—Georgia liaised. 1 Forbeat)pair saatched horses... 10 00 •_2 <For Ifeest-sift^c harness horse 5 00 :3 For’ieetasiddle horse 5 00 £ ST«nbestk«ldd]e horse 5 00 a) 'For hestvpttr of matched horses, open to the .w«rld 10 00 <8 Foribest preserved horse over 20 years of«ge,- manner of keeping given Fourth Class. .1 For best single harness horse, open to the«w«):ld *2 For Cutest trotting horse in single har ness, open to the world jZ For fksteat trotting horse in single harness, raised in Clarke county ai For fastest walking horse, strict walk ing Third Section. Jacks and Jennelts. 5 00 5 00 2 00 1 00 2 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 16 For best grain cradle 17 For be>t club axe 18 For lies! broad axe 1!) For best portable work-lieneh and tools 20 For liest cotton gin open to the world... 21 For best and largest jot of ag. impl’s.... Manufactures in Wood and Iron. 1 For best secretary aud book case 5 00 2 For best side-hoard or bureau 3 0<l 3 For best bedstead 2 00 4 For best 4 doz. chairs, parlor 2 00 5 For best 4 doz. chairs,common 1 00 6 For best window sash aud blind 2 00 7 For liest doz. corn brooms 1 00 5 00 5 00 10 00 2 00 Baby Show. At the Baby Show, which is to lie the last day of the fair. Mr. A. T. LrrKiK, <>! the firm of Childs A Moss, will give a handsome si ver spoon for the finest young lieb, Boy or (iirl. (Georgia raised,) under 18 months old. The premiums for the fair will lie on exhibition the week proceeding the fair, at Childs «& Moss’ Jewelry Store, Athens, Ga. lit l-rrto.it of nil Aqrt n unit I,f Ih- s'ortr, /VrtMlV .1/Ijtholl, ' Wm-i iho: Ii fth ir, tat L inrjmujfg in which th BY J. THOMAS, A. M., M. I>. Complete in 1 Vol. Imp. svn. Toned Pa per, Micrp, 815.00. * -s the following pe rn css This invariable w irk uliar f at ire* in 111 « mi I. (»r.*at compE-tone- phic.il Sketch, s. II. s,».-ci clout coTiiorehensive accounts of all c more inter.*# ing MiSjcrt**. f Myth..logy. III. A logical system of Ortlmgraphy. IV’. The u-.-.iritc proii mci ttioii »•: the names. V. Full Bibliographic il icfcrcuce#. LIVERY, SALE k FEED STABLE. ii \ \\ & liLAVES Foil FIFTY CENTS! njIE OPENING OF THE CAMPA 1 e..:-..1.' 1. .l-mlw.-s-f 0«.Rie-» m< s aieutae.-! At tlo-ir OUftawi. Athens, Ga. 1J> ivSPECTFULLY announee to i k ihesrtVifii Is a'»l t-e |.«blic Hi i ill y liav,- re -e.itly tulvieJ t«* their >t>Hk a number ot Fine Harness Horses. NEW BUGGIES AND HARNESS, •ything in tine urler for the summer rs furnished on short 1 •*, of a hi h i! h ’> by t place the pajHT wiiliii »i \N .\ dVF.E 1 o! ch of all, IIE ELETION df ,.l nmuiMi ... U y ] i \ i.. 1.& ih. finn ai i have determined to seiiu Until the i st of Jaiuiury, for f ifty Cents' at t.'.en in the variou* c* itc Lwmin n.uii ..1 r li ilil: li inn into w h!ch th•• Kad ! < • hotjcotevcn arii.d -uc e Old : xth” the impertanee of tin ! P r and put business. l*h;Etons and polite dri notice. Teams may always b« ha 1 for trips to th? nv tains, or any i»oint desired. m.t ng our 8;aic ai d li (ieoigi;. ha# M.nk ui.dei the wt igl.t «•: .. in in rtiii ss 01 oiv.hi. n a. the L>ei*»oei»ii iTe-'i-.e :t*.tl tampaigt —w lo il ei O' nd tl.i Mat. frgaiii^t-t 01. he j re#c*rv d, and let nuept iid m catidi'.aies. or lost l.y indifer . n ni li ate caj aide aid horn si men for e\e TbU is the only way to OPINIONS OF THE PEES? I.ippin.’Ott*# Biographi the ti mini u » ;i;:iii»:i work *.!’Hit* Kin of lUli h.h.a Led., LONGS & BILLUPS, buoaij .s'/:, atucss. geo. i)!;v:.j:r.s in sire gt.E r ler.-u away t*y hegr»c.> rivalry of t e 4 i »b c w 1 r *. t.et evory county oigu.ii/. • earl . f t iuhlic t.USl, Hid WOitK FOR filnill KLE TION. Vindicate Sound Principles and (Government. The Ysuirv of our .fit: dcf.-its, in count’os with a rea’ iit-uio latic majority Preserve G ood the rcconl of i 11. gLet to 1 The m ot * 1 1 in the hi : 1. • -('hi. • Stand a the kii o#t «. REGULATIONS fOR THE f AIR 0FIB72. d that i»a# aide convenience. ••The iu .#t vain in the English 0.1 “ No other worn — Chicago .Ide m DRUGS m MEDIClit oibou :m l .1 t mi i 1 ATE ^i ’ — li-i.don Ktmimj Ti .trraphy » /• . 1 ith it.’* ide rmgn of treat ment, great omp.u-tt absol.ite y perfect.”—X. When 44 The 111 »<t • omplete Itiogr.ipi the wor d. 4 *—1‘hilaUciphi. HU Untied phi a J>;e. able work.” — .V. Y. Loh/.-mh 8 For best pleasure carriage, Ga. made... !) For best and largest lot rnech’s tools... 10 For liest hinges aud fastenings for farm gates 11 For best iron castings 2 00 5 00 5 00 2 00 2 00 _ _ _ 5 00 , _ 10 00 12 For best lathe for metal 13 For liest lathe for wood 14 For best screw plate for plantation use.. 15 Forliest ro]>e machine for plantation use lfi For best improvement in gin gearing... 17 For best lot bobbins, spools, &c., for cotton factory, and other turned ware 18 For best horse slioer, shoeing to take 00 5 00 i place on grounds and parties furnish ing tools and horse 5 00 j 19 For best and largest lot of plantation I tools, heme made 5 00 .1 ; Eor beat and largest Jack, Ga. raised 10 00 20 For best cooking stove Diplo. ■fl iFerbert and largest Jennett, Ga. raised 10 00 1 N. B. A premium of $5 00 will be given to -3 For bcst and largest Jack, imported... 10 00 the young lady who cooks the best meal with stove, 4-1 tFor beat and largest Jennett, imported 10 00 | cooking to l>c done and meal served on the grounds. 10 00 | 5 00! 5 00 5 00 5 00 10 00 5 00 5 00 2 00 1 Mules. •1 .For best pair mules, Georgia raised •2 For best single mule, Georgia raised... .3 For best 2 year old mule, Georgia raised ••••• A .For best 1 year old innle.Georgia'raised ft For best mule colt under 1 year old -.ti For best pair mules, southern raised 7 For best single mule, southern raised... Fourth Section. First Class— Cattle— Grades and m ised blood. .1 I or best bull, 4 years old and over 5 00 2 1-or best milkcov 3 years old and over 5 00 8 For best heifer calt, 1 to 2 years old... 2 00 1 ;hj.>r best cot. , with calf under 1 vear • old 1 .* f »Fnr best calf, bull or heifer Second Class—Native Cattle li For best bull, 4 years old and over... .. JJ For best milk vow, 3 years old and over :3 For best heifer calf, 1 to 2 years old 4 Fur best cow, with calf under 1 year id Working Oxen. J -Fur heal yoke Of oxen, to be tested ou •the ground 5 Fat Cattle. y For b*et fatted b«ef, {steer or eow) 5 - Sheep. 1 For beet pen containing buck, ewe and 5 00 Hogs. i eraKiatl.4DS'«f any class. 5 00 2 For be ! mow of «cy class. 5 00 ’> For beat pea of stock hogs, awt less thau 5 in number 5 00 Paper Material. 1 For best assortment paper, wrapping, southern made Diplo. 2 For liest assortment paper, printing, southern made Diplo. Eighth Section. Fruits, dc. 1 For bestand largest collection of fruit... 2 For best aud largest collection of fruit 00 Individuals paying two dollars shall lie mem bers for one year, and exhibit articles without ex tra charge, and have free access to the Fair Grounds during Fair Week. Lady members 80 cents. Persons other than members exhibiting articles shall pay an entrance fee of two dollars, which entitles them to admission and all privileges ac corded to annual memtiers. On Monday the Secretary’s office will lie open to receive articles for exhibition, and it is hoped that all entries will be made on that day, so tliat they may be arranged in their res|iective dejiart- ments, and in readiness for examination by tlie judges on Tuesday morning. Animals may be entered at any time previous to 9 o’clock Tuesday morning. The gates will be opened at 8 o’clock A. M. of each day, and at that time every em ployee is required to he at his post. The exhibi tion will commence precisely at 10 o’clock A. M. each day. Price of admission, 50 cents; children half price. For the privilege of passing vehicles and horses in and out during the fair: Vehicles 4 horse, per day “ 4 horse, season “ 2 horse, per day “ 2 horse, season “ 1 horse, jier day “ 1 horse, season Saddle horse, per day Saddle horse, season (Driver included and not owner or passengers ) Season tickets will lie registered and taken up and forfeited if presented by any other person thau the party to whom they were issued. 5 00 3 00 5 00 1 00 5 00 1 00 3 00 50 2 00 50 1 50 ' ll. 1.1 J ■ll.lf -.V.-.l- y„rk Tr CHEMICALS, DYE-STUFFS, FAINTS, OILS, GLASS. ! PUTTY ! ST \TIONLKY : OK( uti l to work wi empkim pocoRicBTs :,f.» I. sin irin fan i. iaic#. To jir. vei.t Ml. autl lu | i.t u J r oiiict*, w • aiv.-.tl t«» all 3 ' ,ol l».*;tu crau> to A ># IZ l A OU Cr ATsTIZ K1 il an 1 .ievotion t*' ,,1 go j((‘V<Tal a 2s jtt#:aas<5 w :nds of the pa S. A. ight :«• Rive s u!>*t'i > ilM > i'!ii ATKINSON, I'ubii.-lar. Of pi nine* foil CXr F..r #.ile l.y all !!o.»k#4!lL> free of exi>rti#e, iijH.n re*, iisher#. SlKTi-iI circular#.conta plication. 1 1 J. B. LIl’PINCOIT A CO., I'lihli^her.'. 715ami 717Market st M I*liila.,and25Dun«lst., .N.Y. A : Barnet BRIDAL and PFID 1 -U RV. UQI OI S HI n i l #, ND EVERYUHING usually iMi.tlly kept in a First (’la## Brut? M«»ie. lar atent on ha# been |»ar«l ii the • tuck. t«. tiie purity au.l reliahiiin g.HNis, and families and physic.an# ire assured that orders will he tilled with promptness ami '.Relit Our STOCK OF FANCY GOODS i# lar/e and attractive, embracing a ^reat varietv PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES, BRUSHES, COMBS, &.C. \ Ayer*# Preparation#, Hurley’s v and sa sapar lia, Drake’# Bitters, 11*. iu n*s Crimean [.Kutvind's. ieruiau Uittois, popular preparations always on hand. ^'ATLANTIC COAST LINE' ll.lmrxiM’s i'ltKI G 1 IT 1 lOL'TK VIA WILMLGTAN. COLUMBIA AND /.DGDSTA. ant HOLIDAY FRESH GARDEN SEEDS of the nmst approved varieties sale iuany quantity desired. . TO AND FROM giallimoro, S } hihidc]plsi», ActvYo k, ISoste n An ! all Eastern ( ities, and ail fx-iuts South and SoutJ.- II c-«f. llli.Pi ME IVILVIMiTit.N \ WLLIWN. WIHHHlIMiKi'. ‘ (ILLA AlUSTA KAILffiF And ini ir Conii.-etions. ST. LOUIS LEAD. A N ENTIRELY NEW LINE of independaut counectiona fron \ «• lcr:it \yU:uingl..n, N C . ::n 1 mo i h Va., -.ml ,.f unl rnk. u B -„ e ;rum w i IU of i hi: Warranted strictly pure—the l»est iu the ntaikei 5 00 5 00 2 00 i 3 00 2 00 1 00 1 00 ft 00 00 1 00 Horticulture. 1 For the largest collection of vegetables.. 2 For best collection of gardeu seed, Geor gia raised Wine. 1 For best -J doz. bottles of wine 2 Fur best 4 dcz. bottles eordial 3 For liest specimen Blackberry wine 4 For best specimen Blackberry cordial... Ninth Section. Fine Arts. 1 Forbcst historical or landscape painting, 2 Forliest animal painting or portrait, 3 Forbcst picture frame made by a lady, 4 For best specimen of crayon drawing, 5 For best fruit [minting in oil 6 For best design lor residence, (cot tage or country) Diploma. 7 For best architectural or mechanical drawings Diplo. 8 For best specimen oI ornamental pen manship Medal. 9 For liest specimen of photography...... Diplo. 10 For best topographical drawings Diplo. The above to be executed bv exhibitors. Pules for Exhibitors. The regulations of the Society must lx- strictly ob served by exhibitors, otherwise the Society will not ft 00 5 00 2 00 2 00 3 00 Poultry. i l’remiuia* will be given in thig depart weal (» j Tciltll SeCtiOll. fow ls of nientonous character. Coops of chickens ' arc to consul of a cock and two hens. No otlrers , t . , Mewtng .Uac/unes. -g a,compete for premiums. I ** family maektae.....-MMot or Dtplomo. fifth SCCtiOll i “ *■ iiC best iwauutactiiriflg 4o.. MicJal or Diploma. / i/xt rCtass—Household, Furnishing d Grocery Department. J For best 4 doz. bacon sides 5 00 For liest j doz. bacon hams 5 00 2 For liest 4 dox. bacon shoulders 5 00 For best cured mutton bams 2 00 Mode of curing to be stated in writing. J For best jar fresh butter, 5 lbs 2 For best cheese, 5 lbs For tast jar leaf lard, 20 lbs J For best boi hard soap, 51bs For best soft soap, 5 Ids ti For )>e«t box tallow candles 7 For best 4 AntsheTof-dried apples f< For peaches 0 F»r>1 pm laWfiyes. jelli**. >di* 3 For maehino with best at- tachmcn's Medal or N. B. Aspecitl premium will lie aw rded for best work on sewing machine executed by a Miss under 18 years of age. the article and premium to be announced during the fair. lie responsible for the omission ot any article or ani mal not entered under its rules. No article or animal entered for a premium can be removed or taken away Ix-fore the close of the Exhi bition. Xo premium will be paiil on animals or ar ticies removed iu violation of this rule. All articles and animals entered fiir exhibition must have cards attached, with the nmniter as entered at the Secre tary's office; and exhibitors, in all cases, shall obtain their cards previous to placing their animals on the Fair Grounds. The Executive Committee will take every precau tion in their power for the safe preservation of all articles and stock on exhibition, and will lie respon sible only for loss or damage that may occur by their negligence. They desire exhibitors to give attention to their articles, and at the close of the exhibition to attend to their removal. , it. :;nd fmui a 1 sHtlvanta «•*».. t . e -*.u h I C^rful ant 7.4 i k Tr tus y.rtatio*. Cnifoon Rat s with | and #.» pt*rf« t a sy>te u ..’s et is n;» • .nntn-Tons at N I and f.wr >rd-d dcritr, Nv «»rn» ««r the o li r ; TUVIN TR\\#t» »UP VTioN is ^iven t«» o<u.ubia t a. (’., .mi A 1 Fast Ffvizht s Ne 1 tie# t.» :cr ninal j# inis. rt livr 7 Li IX I I JMMENSE IMPORTATION OF r«»»r * runts. I’l Mi* . uton the S.lh Lead! r t ,rv «• * inl lt* L ID ..I v er loth nt w! ir a ’ < A " r.01 Morse. Host, and fwttle Fewlers., r,.r aii.tise., ke s..f.„ u ow. . Read tllO lollOWlllS Lxcclleiit SciUmHiIo of foriKy'tffiB!* 8. (A DORRS. o:lls, vas:s, D ealer in dry goods, ! m mg-h... er.nm cj:, n.i ni> 111 /.■/., e»ch t»->rt | READY-MADECLOTlllSG, ! Wi \ v . 17.1 W1LMISGTOS -A tv .1 AT) SI EA MSlIir USES. »’# #ie luvrs. Lu We, lieb cca Clyde, Botins , Ag tils. 7E Sin th’s Wharf. : air m* re- ROOTS, SHOES, HA TS. I And iu short, an nsmrted #•»>< k .•!* t iinily r | plan am.11 in«*rci.au ’ti#e. The tiignest market pi 1 ultra\ s pa»d lor coau rv pn.du e. —E .rinar-l’# «to l two .ul i lioti ti ; ver W Luiug.o. Toiled Of Ureal Penury, ship-, ot’ h * freight in uuiim.Ud < up Compaq \ . Agents, i::t, vely for ireig d > *— 1. - elrrjHifit : 3DIYX7STKR SE PS, Must received at the . , v:th!! i NE .V DRUG STORE ! - ' , u - Via Portsmoutli and Inland Air eu ral A fc i B o h c in i si n <K i a s s, I To our Merchant Custom-; Wi! I With N r itoia. Hitt — . ia Biy Line s.e uners, da Iv, It. E. Poor. ctaug Ag JR, 154 We-i B».t nt ;e #t.. Halt — vim tiue# e Line, ri-weekly—Jno. S. \Vu.a 1 .k ' *1 s s.**aiu Ts, #em.-we«-k.T—('i.ydk A C ».. minion iu-g rtieent #•< Line. Union t’otk— car . • d. :i net Cl’S. 101 LET SETS, FRESCH C7//.Y.1. Instruction to Judges and the Superin tendents of Different Departments. In no case must the judges award a arucu.L«r j*iscretio*ary premium. The judges on animals will hare regard tothe^yaumetrr, early maturity, thorough i.ret*tI4ng, and charaeteristi. s of Uit Lreods they judge. They will make proper allowances for \hcape,/'cding ami coalition «.f the animal#, esjwcialty in the breed fug classes. They are required nut to yi'ir encouragement to over-fed animals. N.» #t.*ck of inferior quality shall be admitted within tlie ground# , and if auy shall by accident he admitted, a Committee shall lu? appointed to examine and rule out of the grounds all be low a ineuiuo* erade. v ' The anima!i t« which premiums shall be awarded, shall be led up for exhibition at the delivery of the premiums, and so with other articles as may be convenient, and after or before the deliv ery of the premium, each animal which shall have taken a pre mium, shall be designated by some l a lg«* • f distinction, and leti int«. the r.ng aud around it, for the exhibition of its .vuperiarity, 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 1 00 1 00 i f t Far iwtH 11 For “best or rolls 1 00 2 00 Eleventh Section. Plowing Match. 1 Best plowman, with 4 horses.... 2 Best plowman, with 3 horses.... 3 Best plowman, with 2 horses.... 4 Best plowman, with 1 horse The contest will take place on the ground, and parties competing will furnish their own teams. Judges in this demartment will lie governed in their awards by the depth and width of the furrow sliced or turned by the plow of each competitor, ui<l Ui«b quality u> the aswmblnl «xuvd. N. It—|>«r<on whatever will be allowed to interfere with the Judges durinc their adjudlcat on; aud any person who, bv lalter or otherwise, attempt* an interference or Idas front ntis- cepeewntations with the Judges, will be excluded as an hun ira- Ue couipuuiur. The superttaendesU s JJJgire particular direction to all articles is tfcelr respective department-, and see that all are S'ranged as near as asp he in numerical order, to lessen and btc.- tate the labure of the Judges in theirexaiiiinations. Ihe Sopwiubtndents .ill attend each set of Judge- in their r - | specliv, U«je-Jt*ucnl-, printout the did'eren: artit les or animals | to bertltibibtl; will atlaelt prize cards to the articles, it ‘la;- to the »ucce-».'ul animals after the Judge-’ reports shall have been SILVER WARE, | " ’j* ’ p t i«ci M.* in - r.p o iu- •Rons. tr*«. bt# \r» n •! * \ •• j Cl . ... i IMurnish us with your card, place of «,bH,T-\iV.Tn‘f rrs-tiou-M-i"’-* l '..dVp;',‘ u !tV’ t'’!i S ii-'n-.'i •'.»'ippU ‘"«»'e >» - I »_ V. besiti.se, anu wo Will supply ;ou with. At- | Agu.t - ns ac t. at trt y->ar< ni.Is •• ri., i*.,.t s;il ,.,pi a el tVilmi.i :">n." »r " rtu Steen,»a I I t.,„,"asy.u *ref:r, ml i.reet thlis .. I, eli ,g te. f ,rw .r. led to A. IMl’K, oem ra Ge l.., ‘ maiit.c#—wi.ii your a.Derti#cmeu; for 1^75. j at Vila »;t*ii, \. t:il:lu?y w I av.» •! il l t»* iti-m. Tli*» ; ol’-»'T iv: #uMlitirit GOODS FOR DOLLAR STORES Wm. KING Jr., &-Co. Druggists, Athens. T r.i v rv info; l Dig A^ i fu.u. r..iihe; 4. i. ViDlAH?, BEN Mtlt’K. So. Fr't and 1 All claims f»r h»s#, damag< U FIFTY CENT STORES! A N C K li. ^ BUS. IIITCUCOCK vk UATTEKSON ci this dreadful disease, without the Agent# at all railway sluiv ut, (’olumbia, S. (\ T. LYON'S, lucal Agent, At; ( Ch rl t^e, S.l\ A. C. LABP, 4 * 44 AtuV.u, v ... . Ag’t, Mo*it*y, .41*. ud ovt.rcbargc promptly inv«»t!g**rtl and 5fR'.wl by the * S A. POPK. (ieneral Freight . AYLANTIC COAST LINT A s') iMaea IMPORTERS, Atlanta, Ga. MEBCHASTS AS» HOUSEKEEPERS! j made up aud delivered to the Secretary. | Jv D'jLS. —Tin? Judge#yri\\beoxpccted, in 10 00 7 50 5 00 5 00 or pound 2 00 ’ time employed to complete it. to withhold premiums when the article or animal Is tint Vorufy, : ' though there t>e uoetHnpetiiiuo. Koaxuit rut Stock.—There will lie a Forage Master on the ; ground. •*'> will ruruish grain and forage at the market price, to I the oweers of stock. Sulla will not be furnished upon the Grounds «f the Soeietr for unruly or dangerous animals. Annual Address—The Annual Address before the Society will lie delivered at the public stand, at 11 o'clock, on Wednes day morning. Award op Carmens.—The Premiums wlU be awarded trout the Executive stand, at 10 o'clock, on Thursday morning IVtLiCE—A well regulated Police of the Society, aided bv Out of the town of Athens, will be on the grounds during The entire Exhibition, to pr.servc order. Consul: your interest, buy from Mt BRIDE & GO., Passenger Route! Reorganized for Hie Summer of S S7*i. DOUBLE-DAILY, ALL-RAIL CONNECTION. VIA AUfillSTI, WlLWIGlOl, UlCHMOND! -suuwu.fi, yjs ILIIIII1UIUK, AN ADDITIONAL DAILY CONNECTION, VIA AUGUSTS, WtlMlKGTCN END ICSTS AM, THE — MtwnificvHi Pan i/iuc Stuuuei s. iLINK l# FUo' l Cl. iper _ freight, breakage, delay and insurance, dec 8 and the general perfection of the work and the; JOHN WHITE, Pres. JOHN - ALVIN JOHNSON, Sec’y. W. W. SUMMERS, Term. Scott Farm, Bedford County, BBKEDKR op Thoroughbred short-horned Durham Cattle, Fashionable Stationery D. LiUlNN, 183 Broad S reef. mei« oi vi.at ^ . thro !gi, tickets to ail promineat poin.s, on sate at all terminal points Soutn. Virginia Springs and Excursion Tickets, to attractive Northern Summer resort Fur time schedule, pri.re 11**,"Hd‘uil desirable information, apply to the following BEBKSillRK HOGS AND ClimOLD SIIKP. • Augusta, Ga.. makes a specUli v of sending Ladies’ Fine Note Paper and Envelopes by mail.— Anj one sending him one dollar will receive, post paid, a box of assorted note paper and envelopes ul the lsfest fittero. apr 19-3m ‘“f LYONS Aoent Yutru-tit' M. J. O’CONNOR, Traveling Agent I A-- LAbD AgLnt. Atlan'ta; BEN ’ MOCK^Southern Agent. Montg«.nen o \. POPE, Ooii. Passengci v ; a
