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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF CITY AND COUNTY THURSDAY. TEBBUAEY 18,18327 subscription.» » per y kar^i advance, YANOEY. CRANFORD It QAlftr PHOTOS. EDWIN B. KINNEBKKW, TAAYItuaa AoiilT. i,... >, , T. L. GANTT. Editor. BUYING VOTE9! <“ - ) V 1 We have written much already on tills subject, but it is a curse bequeath* oil us with universal suffrage that la- creases with each campaign. We do uot know what man or party first in* traduced the pernicious custom of buying up the colored vote—but one thing is certain: nowhere on the globe can it be more openly practiced than in the oity of Athens. There are regular agencies-established in our midjV for suffrage-brokerage, and a candidate had as well make up his mind to accept overwhelming defeat or contribute to this organized system of blackmail. In fact, buying and selling votes has almost become legal ized by custom. Of course we all know that the statutes of our State forbid tills; and we will also agree that a man who is so debased as to barter this privilege should be eternally dis franchised. But in the face of these fuets tills outrage on public liberty has been tolerated for years, and being unrebuked grows in boldness and au dacity. A poor man in Athens has no earthly chance for promotion un less he is backed by monied friends. In fact, we are now living under the most arbitrary power, upheld by an of ignorant, unscrupulousanddebased element. The whites seem to have meekly retired from the political are na, and leave the selection of offices entirely with the blacks. The negroes have been divided by the silver lever, and by uniting on some worthy man the whites could easily achieve victo ry and at the same time overthrew this monied dynasty. We have talk ed to both Independents and Organi zed Democrats, and they express a willingness to unite against this com mon enemy to popular liberty. There is yet nnother way to break up suf frage bartering: Bet our next grand jury take the matter in hand, and by a thorough and sweeping investiga tion unearth this bribery and corrup tion and turn the participants over to the tender mercies of an outraged law There will be but little trouble in get ting all the evidence necessary, as these suflrage-sellers haw grown bold by so long being countenanced. Our people expect this work of their grand jury, and look to them for redress from an outrageous evil. It Is as much for the protection of candidates as the protection of tlie country from this liourdc of unscrupulous voters that we demand this. It is an outrage that n man should ho taxed the worth of an office, and then grovel in the dust of humiliation, insecure it. We refer to no individual, but simply state what every man in Athens knows to lie true. And right here let us say a word to those voters who have thus bartered the highest privilege accord ed a free American citizen for a filthy mess of pottage: You not only debase the confidence this government repo sed in you, but you imperil the con tinuance of that suffVage. The Re publican parly secs thatitcan no lon ger use your power in the South] and would to-day consent to wrest the bal lot from your hands in order to lessen Southern representa.tion in Congress. The Democrats stand between you tills. Now don’t you know that when the intelligent white people of the country see that you cannot bo vest ed with tliis right, nnd is unworthy of the high trust, that they will rise in their might and wrest it from you! Our government is upheld by the bal lot ; but both the national and State laws forbid you selling that right and prescribe heavy penalties. The rival parties may clash on certain issues, but they unite in their contempt fora man who sells his birthright. We can respect a colored man who votes any ticket of his free choice, be it Re publican or Democratic; but when he sells his voto for money or a drink of whisky, we feel for him the sickening contempt of a traitorous reptile. AFRICANIZING GEORGIA. Our jieople sustain Mr. Hill in his declaration that the mission of Dr. Ft 1.ton's new party is to Africanize the Plate—at least to continue the work already begun by the Indepen dent party. We have but to digest the Doctor's Augusta oration to be convinced of this fact. His attack up on our present penitentiary system is but a bid lor the negro vote; and when lie proposes to abolish the poll tax it is with a view of annihilating the on ly safeguard thrown around our ballot box. This new reformer well knows that his party would go to pieces if left to the discerning intelligence of the whites, and lienee ids attempt to uphold It by drawing upon the igno rance and crime of the State for re cruits. It would indeed be a sad day for Georgia if this (ripple alliance be tween Independents, Radicals and disappointed office-seekers should be victorious! Our people would find themselves powerless and at the mer cy and domination of their old ene mies. Dike unto our own district we will see worthy and honorable white men east out of high and responsible offices to make room for influential negroes! A Democrat would havo no * right that these interlopers would feel themselves bound to respect. We will see a reign of negro supremacy beBide which Bullock’s reign would shine as a gem of purity. It would eternal ly crush Democratic chance of nation al success, and prove the death-knell to our cherished Southern institu tions. But we have little fear of the issue. It will need Bueh a warn ing ns this to bring the Democracy of Georgia again together. Those Inde* pendent sons have not strayed so far from the fold but what they can again be rallied to avert a common danger. They will not lend their aid to a lot of greedy office-seekers to Aflrlcanlse— aye, Radicalise their State. When Dr. Obr was removed from the Ath ens post-office simply because he would not" bend the servile knee that thrift might follow fawning," and a colored man installed In his stead, the so- called Independent party was doomed in the Otli district. While out people do not object to the colored The meanest In the 1— We'd rather he a mod-hole, ' *As Athens best can boeffi, o Than hart to bow at Speer’s ■ And worship with bis hoot. We had rather be an eathete— Aye, e'en nuke us a donkey: Than hare to do the dirty work And he a public flunky. We'd rather boa graye-yard That overturns In spring. Than bare to chant in Speerii choir And praises to him alug. , 1 We’d be • festive dandle „ And paw around the dirt. Than hare to lamp at one man’s call And wash his dirty shirt. We’d rather be a katydid And sound our notes on high. Than be the bully ol a man And at his orders fly. We'd rather he s bull-bat And lire on (nste and fllea. Than wipe our noae when Speer weeps And groan when e're he sighs. We'd rather be a monkey— * A snub-nosed monkey, too— Than have to grovel In the dirt And tie np Jun’ry'a shoe. We'd sooner take the small-pox; Or even have the Itch, Than passage take on Speer’s train And to his party hitch. We are a Bourbon Democrat— We glory In tho name; No Independent dose well take. That ain’t the road to tame. We ain't quite ready yet to board Old Felton's mongrel train. With Arthur as the fireman— It's ro ad la most too plain. It leads right to the Radicals. This e'en the bUnd can see; So don't put on the air-breaks, boys— Tho road to ruin's tree. IVe an Lute Iced by all good mitlgoum. Both whits and colored, too; Just stand upon yonr platform, boys— It's all you ve got to do. We are going to whip that motley band And this don't you lorgct— Unless "Our Emory" comes to us Uis sun is evot set. Our people they ain't ready yet To sellout to the toe. The Une Is drawn, now choose your path. We hold awlde onr door. When an Organized Democrat goes on the bond of Postmaster Davit be (ban and there en dorses his appointment and also Ur- Speer's course In Congress. Even the Independents ere now in favor of nominating county officers by primary elections —to circumvent that system of ballot-selUng. II our next grand Jury would do Its full duty they could find enough work In Athens to keep them busy for six months. A number of lrregu- ]artier need regulating—and they are sworn to investigate. The WatciixaN Is now receiving s baptism of filth‘from tho Independent ink-elingexs, But they are being smothered by their own sons nltlon. We do not wish to make this a porsonal cam paign, but If we are driven to It we Intend shell the woods. Well make things lively!" From the tone of Mr. Speer’s backers we should judge that the next campaign will be fought on a very dirty line. We shall contlnne’ tn fire hot shot of unanswerable truths into their ranks, and let them shovel ont the filth by the colum We were Informed that Mr.Usury Christy was the author of the letters in the southron. We thought he kuew us »;pj) enough to haye known that we would not have done )>i|P 9B injustice wilfully. We can always tell when we make s centre -Hot In the Independent ranks from the howl that ascends. The Watchman Is is red-hot and still a-hcating. , ■ t 1 ■ , A gentleman who has Just returned from tour through the mountains tells us that the In dependents are coming over to (he Organized ranks by the hundreds. They can't swalluw that Radical decoction. if the election for Cong cpoatppn in the »th dis trict was held to-day the Organised candidate would go Into power by the biggest majority ever known. ; ;i , Athens had another caW of the block vomit last Saturday. The suffrage-sltager was In hia glory—hauled around lp free carriages and over flowing with freo liquor. Who wouldn't be voter! 1 - no Scie _ _ agree that most diseases are caused by disorder ed Kidneys or Liver. If, therefore, the Kidneys and Uver are kept in perfect order, perfect Health will bathe result. This troth has only 1 Men known Mhort tint and for years and Uver Cure marks a new eta In the treat ment of these troubles. Made from a sin tropical leaf ef rare value. It contains Just elements necessary to nourish and invigorate both of these great organs, and safely restore and keep them in order. It Is a POSITIVE Remedy for all the diseases that cause pains In the lower part of the bo —Headache*—Jaundice — Fever, Ague—Malarial Fev of the Kidneys, Liver and In the lower pan of the body—for Torpid User '—— Dizziness — Gravel— 'ever, and all dUBcolUet sera. Liver and Urinary Organa It Is an excellent and safe remedy for females dnrtng pregnancy. It will control Menstroa- tion and U.Invaluable for Leuoorrheu or Fall- lux ol the Womb. As k Blood Purifier It Is nnequaled, for It cures the organs chat mate the blood. This Remedy, which has done such wonders. Is put up In the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE of sny medicine up .... ' its and all „ . ibetes. enquire lor WARNER'S SAFE DI- ABETES CURE. It Is a POSITIVE Remedy. H-H. WARN ERA CO., Rochester,N. COX1BD CO* KTEUtnoxne COTTON WAREHOUSE AND GROCERIES. ,2'Ud 10 5i*f- 3HT V. TTSWAV " TALMADGE, HODGSON & CO., PROP’S. COTTON FACTORS ANDCOMMISSION LIBERAL ADVANCES ON COTTON. LYNDON’S DRUG STORE# BROAD STREET, ATHENS,GA. David Landreth & Sons are the oldest and most reliable seedsmen in America. febl&-ly JACOBS’ PHARMACY! Ocasios Stamp«t “I.B.SEELEY,WARRANTED." TnislbiL Zz)A Xs.tCoacsrs. 1st Sag. Trusses, Supporters, Bandages, Urinals, Braces, etc. Just received a large and varied stock, suitable for Infants, Youths and Adults. Buying in large lots from the manu facturers we receive a discount, which We di vide with onr patrons. Made in every desira ble patent; fitting perfectly to form of body; light, cool, cleanly, free from all soar, nitty, chafing or paddluz unpleasantness. We sdj uat all Trusses when desired and qua rantet same. Large assortment! Low prices! Remember name and avoid all catch-penny humbugs. octOrly ' r • * CITY DIRECTORY. I'Wftrij, P. W. Lucan, 8.11. Herrington: 3rd . u. H. Ysafcvy. A. JL Hpflgspq; 4tb Ward, J Imadge, R. II. Lambkin. MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. Mato*—J.H. Rucker, City Arroassv—T. W. Rucker. A1.DFRMKN—1st Ward, Geo. Palmer, J.H- Mea- or; MW ------- - - _ . . Ward. U E. Talm&dgc. K. II. Lampkin. City cuzi-Wm. A. GUleland. Police—chief. H. Cobb Davis; Lieut. L. D. Goodrum, B. F. Culp: B. O. W. Rose. Jos. Hol combe, \Y. T. Moon, E. C. Arnold, A. F. Pierson. Skkeet Commissioner—Henry HID. CHURCHES. First M. E. Chech Soeth—Rev. J. D. Ham mond, pastor. Regular Services, 11 a. in. aud 7'30 p. m. every Sunday. Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Young men'a Meeting Monday night, 8 o’clk Class Meeting, Wednesdays 6. p. m. Prayer Meeting, Thursday 8 p. m. Oconee Street M. E. Church South—Rev. D. J. Myrick puur; {.'reaching 11 a. ro. and 7:30 ro. every Hnnflay r PTkyCf Meeting Sunday 10 a. m. and Wednesday af 6 y. w- Sunday School at 3 p. jn.. l'sEsnvTEr.IsN cuuacn—Rev. C W. Lane. p. D., pastor. Preacnlng 11 a. m. and 4 p. m. every Sunday Sunday School 8;30 a. ro. Song Ser vice 5 p. ro. rrayct Meeting Tuesday R p. m. Emanuel P. E. church—Rev. J. C. Davis, tec- tor. Services U a. m. and & p. ro. Sunday. Sun day School 9:30 a. in. Baptist Church—Rev. C. D. Campbell, pas tor. Preaching 11 a. m. and 8 p. ni. Sunday, Sunday School 9:30 a. id. Prayer Meeting Wed nesday 1 p. in. Young men's meeting Tuesday 8 p. in. ST. Mart's P. E. Church—Rev. IV. E. Eppes, rector, services u a. m. and 5 p. m. Sunday. Sunday School 9:30 a. in. OzTUai.q: Church—Father IVightman, priest Services on Ji.d aioTHfi 'S|)l)dfty» ip each month, morning aud night, Jewish Synagogue—Rabbi A Levy. Mervioos every Friday at 7:30 p. m., and Saturdays at 9:30 *■ m ‘ ODD FELLOWS. Williams Lonoc No. IS—Meets at Odd Fellows Hall every Monday night C. W. Parr, N. G.; U. T. Lynch, Secretary. {Oliver Encampment No. 14—Meets at Odd Fellows llall on 1st and 3rd Thursday nights in each month. W. A. Pledger, C. P.; H. T.L' Scribe. MASONIC. ,4:44! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL* GROCERS AND PROVISION EALERS. o!4-tf MILES JOHNSON, STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT. ly to this business I cim turn out better work those who pretend to carry it on In connec- I Refers to the ladies : Seeds ed Canlofot of FRfE. hftveftdranUgeo ** Heedimen of which wo wbh MAKKJCT GARDENERS AND FLORISTS, *» [ the best kinds for Fruit, Flower or Terr table crop* (rajrhly test the quality of all Seed* and Plantfi. | America, covering upwards ot four acres, •olid! which wo wish to tell tbo public. jp» (whether lor 1 — .. Our Greenhouse* and Frames lu glass, employ lug au average of seventy I “*JverytlHt«jr for tlie Garden, ” on application PETER HENDERSON & CO. 35 Cortlandt Street, Hew York. Plants NEW SEED GROWN BY R. Buist, Jr,, Forua. All are FRESH and every paper dated 1882! JIE NO TEA, the best in tbo place. Rurkcr Hill Harness Oil. Warner’s Remedies. Full stock of Drugs and Fancy Good*. We have a full stock of above and everything in our line, and will SELL AS* LOW AS THE LOWEST. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE to PL ANTERS! THE DOBBS AMMONIATED COTTON FERTILIZER. j COMMERCIAL FERTILIZERS. E.C.LONG&CO. Druggists, Athens, Ga, oc.21-ly. FOR COMPOSTING. CHEMICALS Are now reatly for deRvory to all who want a GOOD, RELIABLE FERTILI SER. I am prepared to give SPECIAL CHEAP PRICES to those who buy in quantities; and am selling to all cheaper than I did last year. COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. ... S.C. DOBBS. IN MONTGOMERY’S FARMERS’ DEPOT a Ntn BOOTS SHOE Lynch, Ml. yzssos Loner No. Friday fitvfu ]n each month. W. M.; 1. M. K Meets every 3rd John H. Crone V-trmr-<v« KNIGHTS OF HONOR. Meet* 2nd and onic Fin We do not intend to ha blackguarded or hull dozed from tho stand we hsva taken. We iball answer bllllnigate with argument, and truat the justice of our canse In thp hands of honest Ve ters. i. . - . While Mr. Henry Christy was explaining In tho last issue of the Athena Chronicle he thoald hove reconciled hts statement in the Benner that Clarke would be removed on account of his flght.on Mr.Spcer, with the assertion of that gen tleman that he has no influence with the Ad ministration. We cannot afford to waste ammunition upon every Insignificant dlrt-daabpy {hjd buzzer around our ears. The editor ot the Watchman Is too wall known In this section to render It necessary for os to reply to every dirty end disgusting alar made Wo Uved for seven years among tho good people of Oglethorpe, and defy any one to go there end prove anything derogatory to our character, Boston hee redeemed her lost reputation. She hissed Oscar Wilde dnrtng bis lecture, amI the aesthetic students appeared with sunflowers for button hole bouquets. Something good has at lest come ont ol Nazareth. Don't beguile youiself Into a,belief that the Independent-Radical ooolltlon Is a bug-beer. It Is s stern reality, and hacked by the money end support of the present Administration. Tho Washington correspondent of the Augus ta Chronicle says Emory Speer has mot, influ ence with the Administration than sny avowed Georgia Republican. Mr. Speer will find next tell that he can’t serve two masters. How many whtto men In Athens are them’as competent to fill the office of Postmaster os Mat D *yl»* And yet our Congressman proclaims himself (he poor man's friend! During the hut gampglgp Mr. Speer had two- thirds of the newspaper. Iq our district on hts side. Now he can boast bat one. We learn that the eonvjcta on Mr. Smlth'a farm have Invited Dr. Felton to deliver them an ad- dress on the political Issues of the day. They also pledge him their support. Dr. Felton’s platform Is to rob the pcnltentl* ry Of its criminals, and our pnblie schools of thslr support, that he may gst into office. Our noxt Grand Jury should Investigate the raetpj elections held in this county, and draw a Una right through them. ■ A colored ring that has been ruling the city for several yean past* was broken last Friday. Now see that it Is not welded again. Pledger%sa In town again this weak, and as he threatens to go for the Gainesville Southron without gloves, we will turn over Uncle Pets to i tender mercies, !T improvement warmnU, they are not as yet ready to turn over to them their most responsible and lucrative offloee, to the entire exclusion of the whites. Their eyes are now open. They see their (rust betrayed; they,' Bee where (hat independent movement has drtf : ted; they see the danger ahead—and . rswjs-taM whelming defeat of “~‘ nicnt," and see n vjctorlotjs ap led Democracy! ChancellorMell, at the State University, says a* 8ogtuzbm Wstchkak It <mt ,oI the best and 8pecr would send some friend through rlct he will find that hit chances for be ing returned to toniMi arc darkly, deeply, beautifully tUm, e>d grow dimmer each day. > : Atlanta Just won'tbeleftbehlnd. Disgusted at Sullivan and Byan declining to repeat their en- gagBaaent la that classic'cfty.'abegot npa re vis ed edition of the combat between Mr- Hoke 8sftlt anijthe editor qf the Pool-Appeal. „ , , ! When a Journal gives publicity to what la known fo be f slender, we think its editor ought tobAhsldseeonntahl,. , , 1 The Augusta Chronicle- diConstituttonsllst Is Itat onlxthe,oUeM,:M,o^«, q^ttp T^uet pitssta and reliable dallies In the State. You ecu un hesitatingly cany It Into yoor family without fear ot the pohuring toneh'of modern (etMatteia- kllSWiOdBbaermty.. wwthlidy edi lo it, • A’gentleman In Athens i. collecting gild, tin box of most damning documents, that will '(a4MSSmaabaglT«aMth,vrihlk.> An' A It:! 1 ! ;V{4.rfl'.fs.Tu’'fri Y.'l '.ho..: .id. .. . ... ...... nasranTTi. race being advanced as fast as their fpor ahslter, egre and feedrwil], in a few generations, w*Va *cjijbB of the fin est thorough bred stock* 'Ihomogb bred scrubs are little! better (baanativa r sctnbSi antUbe termer who 'win sltrsys be. poor.:, Breeding the best Itoqk andJveoiixrtete the beat possible nunneripays the largest proflm «rfi hu lurqn il imUftwiailil nitiii!iij-lm:l»» Goldsn Bulb Lopoa No. 4th Wednesday nights In esc Hall. Jno. Gerdlne, Dictator: K. L Sm Reporter; II. Ileusae, Treasurer. ROYAL ARCANUM. Meets if} and 3rd Tuestlay nights in eauli month at Masonic 1I»1V S. M. Herrington, Re gent: Geo. I'alrauT, ae«r«srj. A GOOD TEMPLARS. Evans Lodge No. 70—Meats every Tuesday night at Odd FeUowaHslL U. E. O KorreU. W. C.; K. J. Chrttty. Secretary. ~ FIRE DEPARTMENT. W. H. Jones. Chief Engineer; W. A Bain, 1st Aos't: Julius Cohen, 2nd Ass t; 8. J. Maya. Sec retary and Treasurer. Hope Steam Firs Co. No. 1—Meets every 4lh Thursday night In each month. W. W. Thomas, Captain; Wm. McDowell, Secretary; 8. Sloman, Aos't Secretary; M. Myers, Treasurer. Pioneer H. & L. Co. No. 1—Meets every 1st Wednesday night In each month. W. D. O Far rell. CSfkfio; IV w. D steroid. Secretary. Captain; Bob. Cobb, Secretary. Champion Firs Co. No. S, (colored)—Meets ev ery 1st Tuesday night at Town Hall. Anthony Harden, Captain; Manuel Jenkins, Secretary. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS. J. C. Orr, Postmaster; Chao. Reynolds, Clerk' NOBra-KASTUN R. It, daily except Sunday. Arrives, 1,40 p. ro., departs 7 a. ro. and 2X10 p. ro. GMORau R.R., dally. Arrivta 8 a. to- and 5:10 p. ns., departs 8;30a. m. and 0 p.m. Dakieuvillb, daily except 8uuday. Arrives • p. m., departs 7 a in. Watxinsyille, dally except Sunday. Arrives 5 p. in., deports 12 noon. Job Tavern. Wednesday and Saturday. Ar rives 7 p. m„ deports a a. ro. IB^FjTime given is that of opening and closing A NEW Q Z < SUOP OX COLLEGE A VENUE, Next door to Maddrey'i tin store, a few steps east ol the Post-Office, 'Yhere the undersigned will make fine BOOTS •na hllOKS to order In the best ttyle and of the material. All REPAIRING done in the PROFESSIONAL CARDS. DR. ROBERT I. HAMPTON, DENTIST, OFFICE COR. CLAYTON AND Ll'JfPKlN STS., febl9-3m Athena, Ga MARKET REPORT, OFFICE OF SOUTHERN WATCHMAN, • 1 1 February 16b, 1882. 00TT0H MAMET. uili^-hm-tt u ,!i ling. Good Ml Mlddlln! Good^Ordlnary,. lb’ 10 Ordinary . S' lfo MX »>• * 1 - RETAIL PRICES. i‘ ' Grais, Provisios, Etc. ' ■ i FLOUR and grain. .lf( FLOUR-Faney XT. 91 Choice Family. * i Extra 8< Superfine ...... Si Bolted Meai l : Bolted Grita * .n.l I Bran 11 CORN—White, sacks SAMUEL C. BENEDICT, Supgeen. 1 OFFJcL AT BRUMIIVS DRLO STORE, ATHENS, GA. Offers his services lo the citizens of tlieclty ami vicinity. jCSr-Kesiilene. at Mrs. (.Icier's, next to Episcopal church. febS- 6ui YOU WILL FIND: LOUIS COOK BUGGIES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESS, I guarantee equal to any sold in market at same price. The Old Hickory Wigon. Took First Premium at the Exposition. The Atlavs, Kclipac, Farqubor ami B»oUwaltrr Enjiinct. 'V hr Pnrqahiir Nrpnrnlor. The Iloo«i*r Grain Drill. THE BROW, CELEBRATED HALL AND CARVER COTTON GINS, The ihicagB 8cmr Pulveriser. The Herring Fire-Proof Nafci, Emerson TalcotPn Walking nnd Riding ialtivntpp Cotton Seed Planter and i»*rain Seeder Attachment. The Avery Walking nnd Riding « uliivgior. Hfliekle Walking Culiivutor, TheOregg Nnllry Plow for IC^enking l and. The Gregg Kcnpcr nnd Meadow King Mower Tlfe Gregg Ianyru ITlowert* nnd Self-Dnniping llorae Hny Rnkra. Kmetioq ac Talcntt** Combined Mtandard Reaper and Mowrr. Kmrrioti 0c TplcouV Standard Mowrr. The C'hninpion Reaper nnd Mower The Thomas Nmoothing nnd Revolving Harrows. THE A€RIE HARROW Uarrowo, yloWK, pulverizes aud covers grain ft proper depth. The Oliver I hilled Tarn Plow. The lightest draft and best turner; tried with a Dyuo nometer lit our State Fairs. The Bov Dixie nnd rarnor PIowm. The Farqubm Cotton heed Planter. Single ami Double Foot Piowstocks. hpriug-Toeth nlhy Harrow nnd Caltivator. Remove the two centre teeth and cultivate yonr *rop«. Saw M ills, i_»nst Mills, Shingle Machined, Evapora tors, Cotton Pr-.■. 5.• >t, Slump-Pullers, Etc. T ' MONTGOMERY, «-^‘ t "^^ r s u '!;i': I,obb5 ' MAGNOLIA ACID PHOSPHATE! extra man grade, rich tx rims, acid axd potash. FINELY GROEXD DRY AND EASILY SCATTERED. ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO THE SOIL OF NORTH-EAST GEORGIA. LOOK AT THE ANALYSIS BELOW: Available Phosphoric Acid, - 15 percent. Potash—Kainit, ' - - - 2 percent. WE SELL FOR COTTON OR MONEY AT ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES. MONARCH GUANO! VERY HIGH GRADE. DARK IN COLOR. FINELY GROUND. DRY AND EASILY SCATTERED. NEVER HAS FAILED TO GIVE SATISFACTION. SOLUBLE PACIFIC! This UUANO is widely known nnd extensively used. Huh been sold iu this State for the past fifteen years, and lias always given satisfaction. Roek-Botton Prices. 15c. Cotton Option. EVERY PURCHASER HAS A CHANCE PREMIUM. ORR & HUNTER, Office up-stairs, corner Clayton and Thomas, streets, And at Talmadge, Hodgson & Cp’s store, ATHENS, GA. GEORGIA CHEMICAL WORKS! « • fcblG-:im DR. J. H. CAMPBELL, DENTIST, ATHENS, GEORGIA Office and Recidence: Insurance Building, cffi-ly E. K. LUMPKIN, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW ATHESS, GA. Office over Childs, Nickerson, Wynn & Co’s jel-ly ^SS^SSSfSSSmtBSBBS95=9 FIRE INSURANCE! T. H. WYNN, J. A. tiltANT^ Wynn & Grant, INSURANCE AGENTS, Assets represented aggregate over tti00.000.0e0 Kate* guaranteed as low us those of any other I 1 irst-clasa Companies. Farm Properly aud Dwellings a specialty. On- ly agency In Athens Insuring Gins and Gln-Hou- , 1'rompt uttcntluu given to all business. Call and see us. WYNN & GRANT, Agt’s. ATHENS, GA. OFFICES* I 8 * w - comer Broad and Thomas sts. 1 % a jsftar' cent, less OATS—Red Rust MR..*..... 11 Mixed Oats.... 1 Rice Floor, Bulk } ... . i HAY—Western Northern Choice....”:: l: BAGGING—Eastern Jnto *«*t. PROhCov, to. BACON—Smoked <?. R. •tdM.'.iU'RVM 2J S TOBACCO—Common to Medium.. 37 A «7 Smoking «... 47 (to C2 Fancy Chewing.*...*. 40 treed ..7euw'«««> i« - —.wart end others 1 SO Hnm-Drr tu»t.l’.tiin<luj::.,v. w POTATO^—Irish', pCTbsriei:””.'4 73* BUTTER-Goshen Gilt Edge,...... 83 . Tubs«id'Kegs ..’.. ....... -*“ MACKEREL—bb)s, VO, j', ‘ti.iifJa _ ^ - ('f . J * R-1( i.i ;,57 CCfiiiLT utli H < Inmia. ii IISQjjU --•.'i -.ajwisrSAU.'Y—•*sti»- if ;i - I wwEx^b::::::::::: ,i i'u . ,fi(; UMb (krV ttszv— -7U* »IOf!' »W Cos" Ml J •JffH;Vt5>s v -linwl-itlbj _ia'iIl’X<3:Cwu: a WWiftJt’r-: *. x ivljOLtiMKiuAfajjaij:!.' ■•tlf I' nJtuVrtrrr.jg THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Athens, Ga. YOUNG t, O, HARRIS, {‘JlgsipyKT. STEVEN'S THOMAS. Secretary. Hesident Directors : Yocro L. o. Harris, Stsvi.vs Thomas, Jons H. Newton, ' Elixvr l. Newtsn, Firuinand Phinut, Ai.bi.n p. Duari.no, Cou. Rossitr Thomas, John W. Niciiolsox, L. H. CHARBONNIER, J. H. HU.N.NleUTT. OCtU-tf Life, Energy, Ambition E. H. & W7LD0RSEY HAVE OPENED IN A. S. DORSEY’S OLD STAND ON BROAD ST., AND WILD KEEP IN STOCK AT WAVS A <'OM"J t ETw l.lNE Of FAMILY GROCERIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, SHOES, HATS., ETC. We challenge the world on our best brand of FLOUR—“ LAWRENSBURG PATENT.” Try it and you will use none other. TKYPHOSA and FOR-FUNE ROASTED COFFEES—given up to be the best brands in the market. Also the best grades of Green Coftees, Teas, Grits, Kiee and in faetal] the necessary ' LUXURIES FOR THE TABLE. AVe propose to sell as cljeap as any house in tlie city, and we feelconfidei if you will give us a trial we witl give you satisfaction both in goods Rti puees. Highest market price paid for COUNTRY PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS. AUGUSTA, GA. We arc nour prepared jo ttu union fur any of our °'vu brand* u r kertii ivvna 3m to order as u\ay hj> dfsbed.. As our fiii-iluics Uu'« bona invuUv inhnwl iihe « to tilts trade it p,rU-oTuf ichdefj-T^mpeUUou P ^hi ety competition, when tho ore of S iis just that much less. LFG4L NQTICES. MOTICE—All persons havingde- IX mamils against the estate of J OSI, fH A. BROWNING, deceased, are hereby noti- GEORGIA,CLARKE COUNTY.—Where- oa, Leonard Hchevenel), guardian oI Lncy C.aud AdaT. Aldn, orphans of H. M. Aklin deceased, applies to me lor leave to sell lot of land lying la ibe ‘ --- ue-fourth fag about oae-fi eity of Atbena. contaln- of au acre, mare or leao, as propeny oi uie aaidorphani, being a part of the Wilkeraon lands: Them are, uinjortja no tify all concerned to show canoe at my office on or before the First Mokdat is Aran, next why sold leave should not be granted. Given under —Band it office this the id day of Febriy, 1882. . JACKtfoti.Oidlniry. roy hand at TWMM* GEORGIA,CLARKE COUNTY—Where- VJ ns, Thomas A. Hodgson, adminis trator ol William V. p, Hodgson, deceased, who •arriving partner of Jhe HnnofE. R. tit Dro-. deceased, aunlici forme to sell he lands belonging to sold E. R. Hodgson tih Bro., deceased: Them are. therefore, to notify oil persons, concerned to show cause at my ofBce on or before the First Monday in Aran, next i»e should not be granted. Given at office this 3d February, 1380. ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary. COUNTY.—'Where- as, Jtfi. JEL Hodgson, administrator ot said deceased In lands held tn common with W. V. P; Ho^pon, deeeaMd: Them are, theee- 7 show canse at my Monday in April zitad. Glv- AS a m.jaCkWsT Ordi^ 6 ^ : We are as well pr«piited as any house in-the State to do Job Work,and at prices that defy competition. • 'ITyon wish your work done in a sett led workmanlike manner, aeffd It to the WaWwoh Job Office. GUANO! THE OLD RELIABLE ATLANTIC I PHOSPHATE. SOLD WITHOUT DISCOUNT IN THIS MARKET FOR 12 YEARS. S. L. K & Co's Ammonifited DISSOLVED BONE! ONE OF THE HIGHEST GRADE FERTILIZERS, (BY ANALYSIS OF STATE CHEMIST.) These goods will be sold as low as any STANDARD FERTILIZERS. Con sult us before buying. Yours truly, TAYLOR BROS., Cotton Buyers and Guano Dealers, them we can grado jtpods it* cojisidemL mmcmbiT that a Fertilizer which Contains ojilv ouo percent, more nI Snlnt.ic .... v<orth »2.50'per ton more than anoUrar which contains Jn.st thm mnchTets lc Phos ' Acld '* AMMONIATED GUANO. ACID PHOSPHATE. NAME. Mois ture. InsoUu ble. Sollu- ble. Revert ed. Availa ble. Am m o il iu. Potash. Relative Com- The Oeorpin Patapsco Am mutilated Sol. Phosphate. . 1120 i.<o 2.05 9.70 U.% 8. GO 1.00 $45. CO. (ieonria Chem ical Works Mast'xlon Guano.- - 11.20 1 1.8f> 1.85 9.95 11.80 • 0.9o |45j65. Georgia Chemical Works Acid Phos'es with Potash. 12.85 ' ^ 4.00 11.00 15.00 1.95 msi. M. A. STOVALL, TREASURER GEORGIA CHEMICAL WORKS. ■jan.26-3m. ART GALLERY. NEW- IDEA Large FINE PHOTOGRAPHS! D RED SIGN. CLAYT0N-ST., ATHENS, GA. T. C. THRELKELD & CO., mm . Opposite Mdwln & Burnett'* OW Stand. Broad-st.. Athens, C.a., 7 In store and will keep comtamly on hand, a choice line of the beat and freahesfc FAMILY GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS, ETC. We keep the nicest and best of everything, and the prettiest brand of FDOUH In the city. Also, Of every kind, direct from the most reliable manufacturers and dealers, dl.D COUNTRY corn WHISKY a specialty. Give H, a trial when you want.anything In our line, aud'wemarantic you low prices and tlie best of goods. No house iu tlie eity c»n pmlvrtcll us. fel/Ml HEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE WORKS . . . . . OF THE '. COLLIER CO., OF ST. LOUIS, M0., Which were totally Destroyed br Fire on May 28th and September 21,1881, ARE REBUILT Order* are solicited for Strictly Pure White Lead & Red Dead, Cold-Pressed and Pure Dark Cas tor Oil, Raw and Double Roil ed Linseed Oil.. dMCt 0 PIUM HABIT CURE ByB. M. WOOLLEY,At lanta. Ga. Reliable evi dence given * reference to cured patients <fc phy sicians. Send for roy book on "The Habit oiul Its Cure.’" Free. e , r—r l—T ry A YKAIt and expenses to / / / agents. Outfit free. Address 4 ■* P. O. Vlok.ry. Augusta, Me. PAMPHLET £S^SiWm NOTICE. F» b «« s & n m ^ lMff ring hereby forhld.RPy one, nodesttrapcnS’tfe's'oi law,from employfugor harboring sala Jcffereon D. Gordon. This January JB, 1882. (ehl-tt* RICHARfi P, GORDON.; FOR SALE. Cotton Seed FOR PLANTING. JONES' IMPROVED S-LOCK COTTON; yield Two Bags Per Acre. Peed 31.» per bushel. BANCROFT’S PROLIFIC PURK SEED; 80 cents per bushel. b9-U A. U HULL, Athens, (3a HAVE HOLIDAY PICTURES MADfi KQW. AND SAVE ^ i MONEY- REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Persons wlshtngto buy, sell or exchange Real. ' Estate would do well to consult with the under signed ', _ J. S. WILLIFORD, ocll-tf Real Estate Agent. Athens, Ga. UVUl AsS-DpRSEY,,^ FOR SALE IN WINTERVILLE, GA. An* Elegant Dwelling And OUT-HOC8ES, with fifty acres fine farming land attached, and under good fence. The land -Sr’—'-igSr PAY UPI liBsm— - business. Emphatically, 7