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Cljc ^tftns (gtorgian"
p. A. STOVALL, . . Local Editor.
WEDXESDAT MOUMM1, OCT. 0, 1975.
i our Daily Edition of October 2.
\ A , v Coitn Institute were out on their
wvi'klv promenade yesterday afternoon.
\ I'nivkksity Professor, it is rumored,
i... n new beaver.
From our Daily Edition of October 8.
J. Fkost has been billed for Athens on
the 15th of this mouth.
Persimmons are now ripening fast, and
the sound of the whistling is low.
We are glad to see that Mr. L. C.
Mathews is fixing up his store in such a
neat style.
The leaves of the trees are fast adopting
the autumn hue, and Indian summer is
upon us.
Trade seemed to he pretty brisk on the
streets yesterday, judging from the wagons
\\ v learn that there was an attempt at I and crowd which filled our thoroughfares.
Jail delivery here the other day. J A. 1). Clinaud, Esq., has just replenished
There is said to he a hog in towji which ; his office with a large and very handsome
eat corn. ! registering book.
ymavM.s at the Newton House, Oct. I The Good Templars propose to throw
],i _0. D. Nathans, Philadelphia, C. W.! open their doors again on next Tuesday
Well' and h. M. Shafer, Charleston, S. C. ; evening. We would advise all who desire
\ Wagon load of peaches came in town ! forspend a pleasant evening to attend,
yesterday morning—among the last of the ! The geme law is now over and the av-
; ;1 ., .n. I erage partridge finds himself flying off with
The Athens Guards were out on a “ski- an ounce of shot in Mm. The youthful
last night. After parading around | U'mners were out in detatchments yestei-
:lie streets for awhile, they wended their
wav to the residence of Mr. Jno. It. Moore, I Yesterday was a beautiful day, and the
who has just returned from Atlanta with j ladies taking advantage of it for shopping,
hi' lovely bride, and drawing up in line of; and guided doubtlessly by the columns of
battle, saluted their fortunate comrade with the Daily Georgian, were out in lull
three volleys. j force.
Our number Sunday morning will be a There is a young clerk in town who is
vi-rv large one, and will offer fine oppor- ; so absent minded, that lie very politely
t unities for advertisements. Bring them in | apologizes to a lamp post when he runs
Saturday afternoon, and we will fix them up : against it.
for you inline style, gents. l 'Orrfu 1,” ain’t it?
It was rumored on the street yesterday Owing to our restrictions upon our re-
ihat Dr. Tucker had resigned the Chan-1 ception hours, a friend came in yesterday,
ccllorship of the University, but as it lacked j and to make most ofliistinic, brought along
corroboration, no credence was given to it. . his pets in the shape of two setters, to enjoy
\V,. hardly think that it is true, but will in- > the short moments in ye sanctum.
(brm our readers ol further developments, j arrivals at the newton house oit. 2.
F. W. Lucas & Co.—Attention is called It. K. Waring, Baltimore, Md; James
to the advertisement of these gentlemen, French, Louisville, lvv.; Clias. W. Barrv,
w ho announce through our columns this New York City; John X. Gibson, Louis-
morning a fine stock of new goods. The j ville, Kv.; J. J*. Baldwin, Atlanta, Ga.
Messrs: Lucas’ are well known throughout | The City Council had a meeting vestcr-
„ ir county, and this section of country, and . ,l ay afternoon. Nothing of special inipor-
are prepared to serve customers m hand- j tanco. The cow law has been suspended
st»niu sst. v li*. , j* or j]() days; ami a petition from Col. A. L.
Merchants’ Exchange.—The following j Mitchell to widen Hancock Avenue, was
i> the report of the Athens Exchange, for j laid on the table.
the week ending Oct. 2nd, '75: Oun friends have been very considerate
lteecipts, 6i6 bales. 0 f our sweet tooth, and’ere long, if our
Shipments, 400
Sales to Spinners, ....171 “ j we will give a ’lasses jiullin and invite only'
Kainlall, 8a-100 inches, the patrons of the Daily; note is the accepted
.Maximum temperature, 80 degrees, j t i mo then, to subscribe.
Minimum temperature, .. 50 “ j Ah, speaking of sorghum just now, wo
J- 1L Crane. | forgot to say that some friend has contrib-
Secretary and Treasurer, luted another phial to that department of
Tin. noise of the drum and the tramp of * our paper, whose name, however, we did
vildii-is was heard in Cobbham yesterday | not got. lie has our thanks though all
morning, and upon inquiry, it was found the same.
that a company of colored troops were out \y,. ; learn that the “Athens Dancing
on a urn.. _ I Cluli” will soon be reorganized, and will
Humors were immediately rife concern-1 have one of their celebrations at an early i
in.' an apprehended insurrection, and ye 1 ,lav. These clubs are very fashionable in !
l", :il grow joyful, for visions of exciting | our sister cities. Macon, we believe leads
e hi mis in the (Daily, headed by great I the van, and we hope that this one will pros-
hloodsl.ed, ‘‘terrible affray” etc. etc., loom- ; per. Dancing is an innocent amusement,
ini the distance; but upon further in-1 all ,i W e wish our young friends lunch sue-
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
THE undersigned would beg to an
nounce to his friends and the public
generally, that he has just returned from
his annual tall trip to New York and
Boston, with a large aud varied stock ot
very superior goods, consisting partly
of the following, selected with great
care:
MEN AND YOUTHS’,
READY MADE CLOTHING
of the latest fall styles,
Clarke County.
GEORGIA.—CLARKE COUNTY.
Ospoun’s Orncx, October 1, 1875.
Junes Cooper, colored, has sppUM for Exemption of
’enooalty andSetting apart and Valuation of Uome-
steuLani Fwhl mss upon the same at 11 o’clock a. m.
i Ordinary.
GEORGIA.—CLARKE COUNTY.
TTTHEREAS, Seaborn J. Mays, as Ad
V V mlnlstrator of the estate «f Frances Moore, late
Goods, Ladies, Gents’ and Boys
Shoes, Boots and Hats, in al
most endless variety,Um
brellas, Fine Ken
tucky Jeans,
Doeskins,
Cassimercs,
Factory Goods,
Yarns, Osnaburgs,
Checks, Shirtings, Fine
Wamsutta and other brands,
Bleachings, Tickings,Blankets, &c.
&c. &c. Also, Saddles, Bridles and
Harness, Drugs, Crockery and
Glassware, Hollow Ware,
and Hurd ware; also, the
Celebrated Murfrcs-
boro’ Red Cedar-
ware, &c.
Also,
a full line of
choice Groceries,
Sugars, Coffees, Teas,
Molasses, Syrups, Lard,
Hams, Cheese, Kerosene Oil.
And many other choice goods too num
erous to mention, and which must
lie seen to be appreciated.
The above goods, owing
to the recent decline,
lie will be en
abled to sell
at prices
which
will
ASTONISH THE NATIVES.
If you want any thing in the above
of said county, deceased, petltlonalo be discharged from
aoi4 Administration. These are therefore to cite and ad
monish alTconccrned to show came at my office, on or before
the first Monday in December next, why said discharge
ahonld not be granted. _ ... ,
Given under my hand at office,
Ordinary.
GEORGIA.—CLARKE COUNTY.
TXTHEREAS, William Marable, as Ad-
V V mlnlstrator of the estate ol Robert lforable, de-
1, petitions to be disc barred froia taJ
are therefore to cite and admonlal
att^wlSnSd discharge's houlJl not be granted.
y hand a, «. *»**£**%«.
Ordinary.
1875.
SepL 1-44-1
are therefore to cite and admonish all concerned to
ahow cause (if any they have) at my office on or before
the first Monday in January next, why said letters
should not bo granted.
Given tinder my hand at office this 21st dsy of Sept.
1875. ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary.
Sept 29, 1875—IraSm.
GEORGIA—CLARKE COUNTY.
WHEREAS. Nathaniel Richardson, Administrator of
j sorglmm supply increases, as it has done, j mentioned classes of goods, or in any
other, call on
S. c. DOBBS,
Lower part of Brood Street, opposite Dorsey & Co’a.
Sept. 29—18-tf.
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
Miss C. JAMES,
^jFFEKSto the Ladies a Choice and well Selected
M 'tigntion the cause of all this “rumpus” |
turned out to he a column of eight colored 1
m ikes, armed with sticks and headed by a 1
kettle drum, going through the evolutions
and nuimiel of nntis, simply for their own
iinmseiiicnt and the disturbance of the tran
quility ofCobbham.
We suppose that they will enter for the
premium at the fair, although there is noth
ing certain about it.
Uosh-Ashinar.—The stores of all of our
1'iaelilish friends were closed yesterday in
consequence of the religious observances
attendant upon the celebration of the New
Year. Services were hold in the Syna
gogue which were very impressive and yet
appeared, of course, to an outsider as un-
UMially odd.
Tlie following from the Augusta Croni-
<■!■ A Si'iitinel explains the character of
lhi< religious observance.
The Hebrew New Year commenced last
Wednesday afternoon at sunset and was
' lietly observed by our Jewish citizens.
1 i' designated in the Hebrew calendar as
Uosh-Ashinar, it being the first day of the
month ,l Tisri,” and considered by the Jew
ish sages as the season in which the world
was created, reasoning that on its creation .
a 1 things appeared in perfection, and that j
■ loaded with fruits, which served ,
cess and enjoyment. \Ve used to dance
when we were a boy and before we became
an editor, and can sympathize with lovers
of the Terpsiehore.au art.
Night before last one of our wide awake
policemen, not knowing anything about the
projected, salute to be fired by the
“ Guards,” upon hearing the lumbering re
port, dashed off in the direction of the fuss,
and running upon a negro, made for him ;
at the same time yelling lustily out, “catch
him ! catch him!, lie’s been shooting glycer
ine.” The chagrin of that limn when ap
prised of his mistake after lie had nabbed
the terrified negro, knew no bounds, and
blushing as crimson as the autumnal rose,
pocketed his club, covered his badge and
lias not been seen since. It is not healthy
now to say “ glycerine” to that man.
’ Stock of Fall aud Winter Milliner}’,
JEWFLRY, TUC K COMBS, EUUHINGS. BEAL
11A1K GOODS, TRIMMINGS, Ac., PAT-
TKKN HATS AND BONNETS,
OPENED OCTOBER 13th.
I’I case call before purchasing elsewhere and examine
her line poous at prices to suit the times. Order* from
a distance carefully filled. Stamping neatly executed.
Store located oil Broad St., between Drs. Longs A
Billups uud Smiths Drag Stores.
Sept. SO—dAw-Sm.
ATHENS PRICES CURRENT.
CstwIkI Weekly tv the Merchants Evchange.
COTTON.—Steady. From ll%ttil%
FACTORY GOODS. , Mackerel, No. 1,tils....$2 25
Cotton Yarns *1’-•5a00 0 I “ No. 2, Kits....S2 00
Osuahurgs — I I a Is “ No. a, Kits.— 1 75
‘ Shirting.— 10 r Mi Salt, Per Sack 32 IW
Sheeting, 11 a 12 Chewing tobacco... 7-7al 50
PROVISIONS. j Smoking 60a 1 00
, , , , ,, i . .our — SS a in ; Snuff, Maccaboy.... 1 00
tor loot! to Adam and Eve. I Ills festival IS i Corn, pr bu Si 25a0 OO , American $30 00a 50 00
recorded by the entire body of Israel as j *», “ “""j ! IS! so j “"TmmuTitionV" 0 °°
Wheat “ - 1 50 } Powder... per 40a 50
l ore J
MARBLE.
A. R. ROBERTSON’S
sum isi turn tut
GEORGIA.—CLARKE COUNTY.
For Sale or BenM.
For Sale.
A 100 GaUon Still, with Cap and Worm complete.
Apply to Summer, Hutcheson A Bell, or John H.
Apply to Sununey, Hutcheson A Bell, or
Newton.
Juno 2,1875. Sl-tf.
NEW STORE HOIJS
FOR RENT.
rpHE New Store Room on Clayton
JL Street, and adjoining Lester’s Block, with four
good Offices above,’ wiU be ready tor use by the 15th
of September, end are new offered for rent. Apply to
JOHN H. NEWTON, or
Svuuet, Hcicmssox A Hull,
Aug. 18-42-11. Deuprec Block.
FOR SALE.
Two ‘Wagons and
Ive Good Horses, Cheap for Cash or on time until
F'November. Approved security.
jggix:
J. n. HUGGINS,
No. 7 Broad Street, Athens, Ga.
FOR SALE.
Plantation within'aix miles of Athens, containing
David Richardson, deceased, applies to me for leave to
...... _ ate of said deceased, for the purpose
sell all the Real Estate of said deceased, for the purpose
of distribution, therefore, all concerned are hereby noti
fied to show cause, if any they have, at my office, on or
before the first Monday in November next, why said
leave ahonld not be granted.
Given under my hand, at office, this Sth day of Sep
tember, 1875. ASA M. JACKSON,
47-tt.I Ordinary
GEORGIA.—CLARKE COUNTY.
Whereas, Nathaniel Richardson, Administrator of
Jane S. Richardson, deceased, applies to me for leave to
sell all the Real Estate of said deceased, for the purpose
of distribution, therefore all concerned are hereby noti
fied to show cause, if any they have, on or before the 1st
Monday in November next, why aaid leave should not
be gnuitcd.
Given under my hand, at office, this Cth day of Sep
tember, 1875. ASA M. JACKSON,
47-41. Ordinary.
GEORGIA.—CLARKE COUNTY.
'Whereas, Stevens Thomas ns Guardian of Stephen
E. Moore, orphan of Richard D. Moore, deceased, ap
plies to me for letters of dismission from said guardian
ship. These are therefore to cite aud admonish all con
cerned to ahow cause, (if any they have) at my office
on or before the first Monday in November next why
said letters should not be granted. * j*.
Given under my hand aud official signature at office,
this 4th day of September, 1375.
ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary.
Sept. 15—96-4w.
three hundred and seventy-eight acres, more or
One hundred acres cleared, fifty acres of which is
bottom—thirty of this ia in cultivation, and the rest is
good Upland. Seventy-five acres in original forest, and
the balance in pine growth. Good Dwelling House,
good out Houses, Gin Houses and Packing Screw, fine
Athnv Cl.i.-J inmwnitn
m WAS®.
Athens, Georgia.
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK of GOODS, EMBRACING the
finest assortment of French, English and German Goods for Gentle
men’s Wear, ever offered in this market. Also, a large lot
WOOLENS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, PLAIDS AND
SOLID FLANNELS, LADIES CLOTH, BEAVERS, &c., See.
all the novelties in
Embracing Plaids in Camels Hair Style, Cashmers, Poplins, Reps,
Wolens and Silks. Large lot of
Orchards, well Watered, and other First Class improve
ments. Brice reasonable. Terms cash.
Apply to H. H. CARLTON & CO.,
Real Estate Agents.
Or, JOEL M. DEAN.
Aug. 25-43-tf. Athens. Ga.
FOR SALE.
Two Washington Hand Presses
One a Medium and the other a No. 5,
IN GOOD CONDITION.
Terms Favorable, and Prices Reasonable.
Call at The Athens Georgian Office and
examine the same.
THE FINEST FARM
—IN-
N0RT1IEAST GEORGIA
FOIt SALE.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
JpURSUANT to an order of the Court of Ordinary of
Clarke County, will be sold before the Court House
door of said County, on the first Tuesday in November
next, during the legal hours of Bale, one tract of land
lying partly in the County of Oconee and partly in said
County of Clarke, containing 7o2 acres, more or less, on
the Oconee River and Shoal Creek, udjoining Gcourc W.
Veal, Win. Butler und others, on which is a good Dwell
ing House containing six rooms, a good Gin House und
Screw, a good Shoal on Shoul Creek for Grist and Saw
Mill, Giu, dec., and a large quantity of timber conveni
ent. Said tract to be divided aud sold in three or more
separate tracts, plats of which will be exhibited on the
day of sale. Also 7 shares of Georgia Kail Road Stock.
All to be sold as the property of Thomas 11. Young, de
ceased, for the 1 enent of his legatees. Terms lor the
Railroad Stock Cash. For the laud half cash the other
half 12 months credit, with uote aud approved security,
aud bond for titles when land is paid for.
JEREMIAH D. BROWN,
Adtn’r. de bonis uon witli the will annexed.
Sept. 22—47-twr.—Printers fee $9.75.
BLACK HOUKSIN6 BOOBS,
In Cashmers, Crape Suiting, Henrietta Cloth, Baritz, Tamice and
French Merino and Black Silk.
Large Stock of Black Alpacca and Mohairs. Large lot of White
Goods, Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Lace &c.
Large lot of Blankets, Shawls, Scarfs, Cloaks, Sacks, Sec. Also a large
Stock of
MADE
Besides a General Stock of other Goods offered at prices to compete
with Atlanta and Augusta. Trade from a distance solicited
Oconee County.
GEORGIA—OCONEE COUNTY.
W HEREAS, AARON CROW APPLIES TO ME
for Letters of Administration upon the estate of
RAWING to my sons all having grown
Vy up and toft me, my age, and my health giving way, I
offer for sale 650 acres of Laud, lying 22 miles from Athens,
on Hudson river and I<auiar creek, ou the road from Atheus
to Carnesville and Toccoa Falls.
There are 225 acres of Bottom Land, most of which is First
Class. 5J00 acres of very fine Wood Land. S50 acres, in
cluding Bottom, which is in a high state of cultivation,
as much so as any Farm of the same size in the State. 200
acres of Bottom and 75 of Upland. Enclosed by three
striugsof fence, the river sufficing for the fourth string.
The land lies in so compact and condensed a form, that
a horse can be seen from the dwelling over any portion
of the 275 acres. The Uplands are lied Soil, aud ol'the
best quality for tins section of country.
A very fine Itace Turf could be made, running to within
a few feet of the dwelling.
It isouo of the best farms in the State for diversifying
crops, which will embrace Cereals, Grasses, Clover anu
Corn. Commercial Fertilizers pay a much larger i»er
cent than further South, making it a very fine Cotton
Farm. With a little trouble the largest yields may be
obtained.
The Buildings are good, ami in fine repair.—There
are ten Tenement Houses, iu gt*od condition; a Barn, 50x50,
with Baseiueut Stables; Wat**r in Cl) feet; new Gin
House, 3oxG9 ; new 20 horse power Engine, well
mounted, which propels a new Gin and Thresher. Also, a
good s .‘lectiou of Improved Agricultural Implements, in
cluding Reaper and Mower combined. Grain Drill, with
Guano Attachment, Horse Hay Rake, Improved Harrows,
Plows, Ac. A fine Orchard, a fine Spring of Water, Pump
attached to Cook Room ; a Circular Saw and Corn Mill,
with ten acres of Land—Mills propelled by Water—two
milei from dwelling.^
The above Farm, with all of its advantages—pure water,
cool breezes, healthy climate aud good society— dispen
ses wiith the necessity of seeking watering places as
sumiuor resorts. Within three miles is a never failing
Water Power, at a low price, offering an inducement to
any kind of Manufacturers.
Two settlements, equal in value, 1 'may be made on the
above G50 acres of lauid. If desired, 450 acres more, ad
joining, can be had, making two more settlements.
I will sell the above 650 acres of Land for *25.00 per
acre, or.e halt cash. On the remainder a liberal indulgence
will be given, by purchaser paying interest. Machine
ry, Toa.s and Implements sold separate.
The al*ove is iu the hands of II. H. CARLTON and
J. 8. WILLIFORD, Real Estate Agents, Athens, Ga„
or will be sold by the owner at his residence.
JOHN N. MONTGOMERY,
Aug. 11, 1875—41-tf. Fort Lamar, Ga.
£22. 23 (29 E3 S3 *
SLi U OOZ
Oct. 2—d&wlm.
FALL AND WINTER 1875.
Arc now prepared to show one of the most elegant and largest stocks of
Margaret W. Barker, late of Mid county, deceased—
Thereto:
erefore, all persons are hereby notified to fils their
objections, if any they have, «t my office, on or before
the First Monday in November next, else said letters
SDealcr in and manufacturer of Monuments, Head and
Foot Stones, Marble and Granite Box Tombs and Cra
dle Tombs. AU work warranted. 1‘ersons will do
well to examine my designs, and be convinced that
they are dealing with a fair and square man.
Athens, Ga., Sept. 29, 1875. 48-tf
COAL! COAL!!
H AVING established a Coal Yard in connection
with my Wurehousc, with a stock of FOUR HUN
DRED TONS, I am now prepared to offer the follow
ing Coals to the citizens of Athens, at very low prices:
GENUINE “COAL CREEK,”
is $n
From Knoxville Iron Com
large lumps, hand pickei
clinkers.
ipany. Barns
.1, and is free
brightly, i
from slate and
entire
among the most sacred in their calendar.
It is termed “ Yom Adin,” the day ol judg
ment, and is intended to impress upon
the miiuls and hearts of ilie Hebrews the
licc-ssity for reviewing their acts and deeds
ol'the past year. It signifies that every
one should subdue bis passion; subject
matter to the empire of reason; repent of
his sins, and firmly resolve to sin no more,
which is true repentence. The .ten peni-
tcniinl days which follow this holiday, and
culminate iu the solemn day of Atonement,
arc therefore religiously devoted to prayer
and penitence.
Dale..
Bacon, Side*,
shoulders
hams,
laird, -
Irish, Potatoes—...$I (
Sweet ** .... 75al 01
20a 25
a 1.00 Sh
14a 15 Lead « •• ...
11a 12 Caps, i*cr l>ox
16a 17 LIQUORS.
Isa 20 Com whiskey, ...Si 25a 3 10
12a 15
Ida 12
lua 40
“ CAHABA,”
Of Alabama. AJinost excellent Coal for domestic use,
being Red Ash, large lumps, kindles quickly, and
makes no cinders, soot or dust.
“ BLACK CREEK,”
Of Alabama. A new Coal, and the pamt that comes
from the Coal Fields of Alabama or Tennessee.
J. H. CARLTON.
August 11, 1875. 41-tf.
Kap* —~
CuickfU
201 25
75a1 25
Turkeys
Butter... •«>
URthEUlEsS.
Sugar, crushed Ha 1C
“ A 15
“ B 14a 15
“ 12a 15
Demaran... 123 ii*
ch braudy... 4 Whi t U0
Holland Gin.._. 5 ona S 00
American Gin.... B Ona 6 00
Bourbon whiskey 2 00a 4 00
Coffee, Rio
au 2 »
1-aguyr;
28a 60
Opening of the Amusement Season-OompH’
mentary eall on Mr. C. w. Davis.
Attention is called to the following
communication, calling on Mr. Davis for
one of his capital and highly interesting
exhibition;!. Those who witnessed Mr.
Davis’ lust exhibition, speak of it in the
highest terms, and we are assured the one
mimed lor Oct. 12th, will lie far superior.
Inking us ns it will to the Wonders and
Art Treasures of the Old World.
Deupree Hull will be crowded, and wc ad
vise you to secure seats without delay.
In arranging aud decorating his Art Place,
Mr. Davis lias more than answered public
opinion. Determined to supply Athens with
an establishment that should have no supe
rior in the Slnte, and that all Northeast j
Georgia should be proud of, he exercised to !
the lullest extent his good tastennd excellent!
judgment, and spared neither time, labor or |
expense in its accomplishment, aud, to heap- ,
prceiaicd, must he seen. The handsomely I
carpeted and luxuriously furnished reception 1
room, the elegantly trained mid artistically
executed photographs ar.d
s;ia X7
1 g.Kll 59
7'ill -0
(V '.l C5
4ua 50
Java
Tea,-..-
Syrup, cane...
M«lus*e8, Cuba
Candles, sperm.....
adamant.-
tallow .....
<‘*e. Mate
hsh Dairy
Onions, per bu.—.. 1 OOal 25
.Starch —... a 20
Tallow.. Sa 10
Kico, per lb 11a 12
The above are retail prices
ale buyers.
25a »o
Wines 6 OOalO 00
HARDWARE-
Iron, Swedes, pr lb . 8a*V£
6’ .as
i 50
22*25
2Uo35
...35.140
English _
Castings I...
Nails, pr keg
Steel, cast
Cotton Cards.
Horse Shoes
“ “ Nails..
LEATHER
Sole Leal her
Upr. Leather 60a75
11am. “ 40*50
Calf Skins 40 OOalOO (Hi
Kip Skins 50 00a 75 00
Dry Hides 12a 15
(ireen Hides 6a8
BAGGING, TIES, ROPE. ?
Bulging pr yd Sl7al8 j
Ties - 7a7j:
Rope, cotton 40a50
Rope, gross 25a30
Prices arc shaded to whole-
WEATHERLY & CO.
ARE NOW READY
jar Spring ni Junei Jnta.
wiU be grouted the applicant.
Given uuder my baud and official signature. *
October 2, 1875.
official signature.
J. R. LYLE, Ordinary.
oet0-4w
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
P URSUANT to an order of the Court of Ordinary of
Oeouce county, Ga., will be eold before the Court
Uon.e door in WatkinaviUe^in raid county, within the
legal hoar* of sale, on the lint Tue*day In November
next, the following property to wit: eighty seven acres
of land, more or le&>, adjoining lands of Brmitly linle,
Wm». Nancev, W. House, Aaron Crow and others.
Sold for the beuefit of the creditors and others. Terms
cash. October the 4th, 1875.
Oct, e—49-4w. THOMAS BOOTH, Adrn’r.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
P URSUANT to an order of the Court of Ordinary of
Oconue county, Ga., will be sold before the Court
House door in AV atkinsville, said countv, within the
legal boon of tale, on the first Tuesday 'in November
next, the following property to wit, one hundred and
ecventy-flvc acres of laud, more or less, lying in said
county of Oconee, adjoining lands of Mrs. Tindal, B.
P. Gregory, Dawson Burger aud others. Sold for the
benefit of the heirs. Terms, one half cash, the re
maining half payable twelve months after date with ap
proved security. Oct. 4th, 1S75.
Sept. 6t—49-4w. GEORGE H. McREE. Adm’r.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
Having just returned from New Y’ork with a large and
well selected stock of
P URSUANT fo an order of the Court of Ordinary of
Oconee County, Ga., will be sold, before the Court
House door in Watkinaville, in said couuty, witliiu the
legal hours of sale, on the First Tuesday in November
next, the following property, to-wit: One Hundred
Acres of Land, more or less, adjoining lauds of Geo. W.
Veal, Albert W. Edwards and others. Sold for the
ben<
Dry Goods and Groceries,
Ready-Made Clothing, Hats, Boots,
Shoes, Wood and Willow
W are, Hardware, Crock
ery, Drugs, &c.
Prices to suit these bard time. All kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken in exchange fur Goods. Call and see ns at the
corner of CUvton and Thomas Streeta.
April 21, 1875—25-tf.
BOOTS AND SHOES
TO ORDER.
N W* HATJDRUPj
A li T I S T ,
lias removed bin Shop from the old Lombard Building
to the opposite *u\o ov College Avenue, next door to the
Lester Building. Prices Liberal, ami First Class IVork
guaranteed. June 16, 1875—83-tf.
MISS 0. S. POTTS,
Fashionable Dressmaker,
OVER UNIVERSITY BANK,
Broad Sheet, Athens,
paintings that 1 Would reapectftilly inform the Italics and her lrienda
adorn the rooms, the cozy ami abundantly generally, ofAtlun* and yiemitytliat aim ia now |>re-
supplied ladies dressing-room, the nrtistic 1
studio, and last, but not least, the operator’s
loom, with its rustic scenes, and the finest
line of parlor, boudoir and exterior back
grounds and accessories to be found in any
gallery—ali this and the costly apparatus for
"catching the shadows ere the substance
toils,” could not lie adequately described,
even by the pen of a Dickens. The entire
establishment is a marvel of beauty nnd
completeness that could only have been pro-
. I'd by the skillful hands and ripened
Joog'nent of its aflable und gentlemanly pro-
I’Hvtor.
Mn. c.
COMMUNICATED.
W. Davis, Sir.—Having in
die charming Art Scenes exhibition
ree / aV i' * ast f P r >ng, nudjenruing you have
to' ati ' Kries of " ew views, and wishing
„i rj 1 1111 appreciation of your efforts to
* i . h( '" s 11 home amusement of a refining
'“tellccniaj character, wo would be
, j,, ,H " :1Ve you name the time when it
I . " "P c ' ,n venient for you to give an exlii-
bll,u " of the new views. 7 ’
Fashionable Styles.
With her experience in the business’ she feels sure oi
giving satis fact ion. May 14, 1875—£$-tf.
E. A. WILLIAMSON,
PRACTICAL
Watchmaker and Jeweller,
At Dr. King’s Drug Store, Broad Street, Athens, Ga.
State, County & School Taxes
for 1S75.
Tf'HETax Digest for 1875, has been placed in my
J hands for collection. 1 have peremptory orders to
collect immediately. I will not indulge in the friture as
I have in the past. The fall ia tbe best time to pay
taxes, und R will be to the interest of tax payers to set
tle their taxes without delav and save cost.
JNO. W. JOHNSON,
Tax Collector, Clarke county, Ga.
Sept. 15—40-St.
Blacksmith Shop.
| | ILL FEW would respectfully announce to th*
citizens of Athens and adjoining country that be is
fully prepared to do all manner of work in the Black
smith line in a superior manner and at reasonable
charges. He hsatbe best workmen and Does nothing
but the beat material. Plantation Work, Horse Shoe
ing, nnd very difficult jobs a specially. SHOP located
opposite Mr. J. Z. Cooper’s Livery Stable,
20dcc.
LOOK OUT FOR FINE BEEF.
TV’. R. DEMORE, Acxnt,
RespeutfuBy informs the citinae of Athens and vicinity
that he has opened a stall for the sale of Beef, Pork,
Mutton, Lamb, Ac., at the ohop formerly oceopied by
Mr. Schevenell, in tbe rear of X. J. Lumpkin’s Store,
and near the Engine House; all can be supplied every
morning, and meat will be delivered at any portion of
the city. Hi* stall will be opened Saturday morning.
t w. B. DEMURE.
Ang. 26, 1874-tf.
FAIR AND TIMELY NOTICE.
AH work done in
ive satisfaction.
superior manner und warranted to
Jan. 3— tf.
BLACK & GARDNER,
Carpenters and General Jobbers
Respectfully offer tlicir service® to the citizens of Athens
and snrroundinff country. Location, two doors east of
the Episcopal Church, opposite Mr. L. J. Latnpkin s
Store. Contract® for builumg aolicitcd.
March 3d. 1875—ly.
livery, Feed and Sale Stable
Wm. Kino, Jh.
K. Nickerson,
T. A. Burke.
Signed
Athens, Sept, 27,
Hon. Wm. King, Jit, and others.—
UenUemeo, permit me to express my thanks
; r il „° : . a . bove my that I
hi give an exhibition at Deupree Hall
Tuesday pining, October tilth, lOTflfci 1
dCZSBSSk”*w;
ATHENS, GA.:
GANN Sc REAVES PROPRIETORS
Will be found at tlicir old utand, rear Franklin lloune
building, Thomaa street. Keep always on hand good
Turnouts and oarcfril drivers. Stock well cared for
when entrusted to our care. Stock on hand for sale at
all time*.
yRANKlUltALSON,
riiHANKlNG my friends for their patronage in the
1 past, and asking fur a continuance of the son
beg to say that,
FROM AND AFTER THE 1st OF OCTOBER, |
my terms will be
CA6U ON DELIVERY,
except to those parties who hare always paid their bills
PROMPTLY
n presentation. Where good, are charged, it will
rith the distinct understanding that the bill* are
i the distinct understanding that t
DUE AT THE END OF THE MONTH.
I would willingly frive longer time iff were able, bat I
am not. I trust that no one will be offended at the
it of tbe heirs. Terms Cash.
JOSEPH E. TRIBBLE,
oct6—19—!w Administrator.
ADMINISTRATOR’S Sz\LE.
P URSUANT to on order of the Court of Ordinary of
Oconee county, Ga., will be Bold before tbe Court
F©K SALE.
HE lOlllif tbe SOUTH.
Water Power enough to turn
ALL OF TIIE W
Machinery in Georgia.
Best Location for Building up
a Manufacturing Town in
ALT, THE SOUTO.
Sixty odd feet fall = Water in
less than one mile.
SITES FOR FOUR OR MORE
LARGE COTTON HILLS,
OB OTHEB ilANUFACTOIUES.
WILL sell, upon most reasonable terms
YV and price, the celebrated
with five hundred acres, more or less, of FIRST CLASS
Farm and Timbered Loads attached. The above state
ments in regard to this Shoal
ARE • TRTJE
in every particular, aud being located within eight miles of
Athens, and the same distance from Crawford, on the Ath
ens branch of tbe Georgia Railroad, and in the verv heart
of one of our best
COTTON GROWING
Sections, affords an opportunity for establishing ;
factoring interest which, in point of capacity.
House door in Watkinaville in said county, within the
legal hours of sale, ou the first Tuesday in November
next, the following property to wit, two hundred and
seventeen acres of land, more or less, adjoining lands of
J. C. Wilson, Franklin Carter aud others. Sold for the
benefit of creditors. Terms cash. Oct. 4th, 1875.
Oct. 6—49—4w. JOHN F. MURRAY, Adm’r.
GEORGIA.—OCONEE COUNTY.
After the publication of this notice once a week for
four weeks, and at the Regular Term of the Court of
Ordinary for Oconee County *’ “ **' * '
„ Jounty. application will be made
for leave to sell all the Real rotate belonging to the
Estate of Edmund Elder, deceased, in terms of the
law. October 1, 1875. WM. Y. ELDER,
49-4t Administrator.
Hart County.
GEORGIA.—HART COUNTY.
N OTICE is hereby given to all persons concerned,
that on the lOtn day of September, 1809, Burrel
Dickerson, late of Hart county, deported this life in
testate, and uo person lias applied tor administration on
the estate of said Burrel Dickerson, and that in terms
of the law, administration will be vested in the Clerk
of the Superior Court, or some other fit and proper
person, on the first Moudsy in November next, unless
some valid objection is made to hU appointment.
Given under my hand and official signature, this 23d
day of Sept. 1875.
F. C. STEPHENSON, Ordin ry.
Sept. 23—48*5t.
Manu-
w . . - - . . . .natural
facilities, and many othersurrounding advantages, cannot
be excelled in this country.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
and more might here be advantageously expended, within
a distance of not more than one mile.
For price, terms and particulars, address—
H. H. CARLTON & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
Athens, Ga.
II. II. CARLTON. J. A. BROWNING.
August 18, 1875. -42-1 f.
Call at J. C. WILKINS & CO.,
If you want a
Banks County.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
P URSUANT to on order of the Court of Ordinary of
Banks County, will be sold before the Court House
N.O 1 COOK STOVE,
and tin ware of all kinds,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Roofing and Guttering a Speciality.
Sept. 15, 1875. 46—Sm.
door in Hartwell, daring the legal hours of sale, ou the
first Tuesday in November next, one tract of land,
sap™ in Ilsrtcounty onvrateraofLightwood
Carnesville,
King and
Franklin
County, Gil, all in the original
Also one other tract of fifty sens, adjoining lands of
Spencer, Brown end others; aom* improvement on this
gSept. 2—47-4w. of Obe Brown, deceased.
University of Georgia,
SEVENTY-FIFTH YEAR.
FACULTY.
H.H.TUCKEB
course, as my necessities drive me to it. I hope by
prompt attention to business and low prices, to marit a
coutiuuanee of thavatnmage of tba public.
T. A. BURKE, Bookseller and Stationer,
Sept. 22—47-tf,
* THE NEW
Wool Carding Factory.
( ’USTOM Wool Garda now In operation
at the Factory at th* aaatara terminus of RraaJ
street, Athens, Ca. Work doo. satisfactorily and with
A TT ORNE Y AT LAW,
' CLEVELAND,‘GA.
. will give apedui attention to all claims en-
to W* care. ^Aug. n 1875-il-tf.
Medical Notice.
At the solicitation of many of my
emme the V.
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
from tliia date. I srffl pay especial attention to tha dia-
aaae of Infants and Children, and the Chronio Disease*
ol Females.
June M, 1S75—35-lv.
WM. KING, M. D.
D. D.,
_ __ L. A. SI., Prat of Latin.
CHARLES MORRIS, A. SI., Fnt ot Orach.
C. P. WILLCOX, A. M., Prof- of Modern Languages.
V* r* WIIslAA/A, * * „ „ M
K. W. SPEER. D. D., Prut of Belles-Lettres.
P. H. HELL, D. D.. LL.D.. Prof, of Stotapbyslea.
L. BROUN, LL-b. Prof- of Natural PfiUoaophy
Pra*. Oa. State College Agriculture A Mech. Ana.
W. L. MITCHELL, A. SI., PraC of Law.
tS \iatTra» opeoa’oa Ootobereth, W75. Tuition
in Aeadaasle Department, $75, myable iu advance, via:
•» oa Oct. eu. wltb »library fce. and «« on March 1st,
rare. Ftity UaefiriirloatsemthaStata admitted wlthoat
Th* State CoUege of Africoltore ud tha Mechanic
Art* forasa a port of the Ual Tetri ty. and epe
Law School opens Aug. 16th, U.o;.2d lam
21st, 1ST*; Peosfiatper tara*.
AraoMlS-42-tL;AthsasT Ga.
Toy Money,
rpBN Dollars’ worth of Toy Green Backs for Ten
J. Grata. The very thtagtor teBookBtore _
JnneS, 187$. -ij . fW*!
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
FANCY GOODS, CARPETS, &C.
EVER EXHIBITED IN THIS MARKET.
By special attention to the careful selection of otir goods, we have pro
cured all the novelties the season affords, consisting in part of
Elegant Plain and Solid Dress Goods,
TRIMMINGS, COLLARS and CUFFS, BELTS, SCARFS and TIES,
AND IN FACT EVERYTHING NOVEL AND NEW.
In addition to our usual expensive lines of goods, we have opened this
season,
An Elegant Carpet and Shade Department,
Comprising Full Lines of all tlie Leading Styles and Manu
factures, “
• WL»
Uu
Which we offer at prices, defying all Con^pe-
tition. "
JSTo. 5 Broad St., Athens, Georgia.
Sept. 50—1-tf.
THE COLT
COTTON SCREW PRESSES,
Manufactured only by the Athens Foun
dry and Machine Works.
rrUIESE Presses are made to pack upwards or down-
X wards, by Hand or Power, to meet the wants of all
having baling to do and arc no new experiment. We
have ample testimonials of their merit.
Bill of timbers with illustration for framing, given to
every purchaser of a*sct*of : irons. —*«■ -
POWER PiRlESS,
SHOES, SHOES.
<i in
MORE SHOES! BETTER SHOES!
IV ES-Z
SPUING AND SUMMER
Millinery Goods,
M,-. T. A. Adams would most respectfully inform the
Ladies of Athens and of counties adjacent, that she hss
now received and opened a most choice und select as
sortment of Spring and Summer Millinery Goods, com
prising in part the latest styles and fashions of
Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Laces,
Flowers, Gloves, &c.»
Which she will sell at reasonable prices. Give her a
call before purchasing elsewhere. Orders from a dis
tance carefully filled. Store located ou Brotul street,
one door above National Bank.
April 21,1875—25-tf.
Blasting done with Galvanic
Battery and Giant Powder
B Y the above method, any numbtr of Holes, from 1
to SO, may be fired in a well at the ammo instant,
thereby getting tbe benefit of the fuU force of the ex
plosives used. Excavations made for Mill Sites and
Mill Dams, obstructions removed in water courses,
Jtc., Ac. Work token by the foot, or as may bo speci
fied iu the contract. For partinilare. atndy to
CHILDS. NICKERSON A OO.
Hardware Dealers, Athens, Ga.
Sept. 22—47-tf.
Notice.
T have for titefall trade thelargest
I
and beat stock of Shoes ever offered In Georgia, and
at prices as
LOW OR LOWER
than similar goods can be bought either in Boston, New
York or Baltimore. AU my goods an manufactured
under my own supervision, of
OAK TANNED 8TOCK
They are in Weight and Durability Superior to any in
the market, and guaranteed to contain
NO WELTS OR SPLITS.
I take this method of returning my sincere thanks to
the citizens of Northeast Georgia for their extremely
in the past, and ahaU endeavor to
iture.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED
Don’t Buy Unless Stamped upon the Bottom
of each Shoe:
^p* j
ATHENS. G4
’'Ask for the BRUMBY SHOE. Take no other. For
sale by tbe principal merchants of this section, who sell
as low as they can ba bought aaywhare.
nda as low as they a
at wholesale only Dy
JNO. W. BRUMBY,
Athens, Georgia,
Sept. 22—47-2t*
M. -A.* STOYALL,
"VXT A Tl.TITTnTT’PF)
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. 1. Warren Block,
Augusta# Georgia.
rrtHANKFUL for the Uberal patronage heretofore 1
JL stowed, would take this occasion to notify 1
planters of Georgia a
the Commission Be
snSSESs!
—’ s*i = -‘-Sra.
end
>wed, would
> ofGeorgia and South Carolina that he •
SteMaasaaa:
. _ — or storage. Ha wUl rive the Bailing
of Cotton hia peraonal attention. Ha &, aa heretofore^
Agent for thejustly “—” ‘ *
Colonists, Emigrants and Travel-’
ers Westward.
A LL persona indebted to the estate of John Megarity,
/V late of Hart county, deceased, are hereby notified
to come forward and make immediate ’ ’ - - — -
those
boring demands against the same will present th
the undersigned properly anthenticatad, within the time
prescribed 6, law. 1
'OUN A, M
Also manu&etnre and bare on hand tho celebrated
Brooks Revolving Screw Press.
Address,
B. NICKERSON, Agent, Athens, Ga.
Sept. 15—t»-tL
JOHN A, MEGARITY.
and GARDNER MEGARITY,
*8ria3®c"’ r
Sept. 29—lS-6t.’
To Rent
A very desirable RESIDENCE on Jad
Price low and terma easy. Apply to
E.,P. 1:
Jackson Street.
Sept. 22,1675—47-tf.
BISHOP,
No. 1 Broad St., Up Stain.
' ’
rnm
P OE map circulars, condensed time table, and gen
erel information in regard to transportation fosiU-
ties to all points in Tonnewee, Arkansas, Miaaamf, Min
nesota, Colorado, Kanam, Tolas, Iowa, New Mtxico,
Utah and California, apply to or address Ausxr B
Vfsaats, General Railroad Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
No one ahenld go West withont first getting fat com
munication with the General Railroad Agent, and be
come informed as to superior advantages, cheap and
quick transportation of familiaa, household goods, stock,
and farming implements generally. AU mfimatim
chetrjiltiv aim.
Sept. 22 —47-tf. W. LJDANyjY, G, P. & ’f. .
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