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" ATHENS, GA. •« »**/' * ^pai ffafr&i, ”gSftfe>Q mgffion fT?rrAjq: Fwin and after Athens pnpnrtt 0R du*vftJ»lW£«fe& ffop Ifcr /f tb* G® 01 V.hMS Pos 1 Office, the boxes at our office ' abolished. 7 CoL R. 8. Taylor, our Lent P. M., h agftH5f nt0d »® take 'A** |*P ere •n 1 «6«fc 0 •Wafflvfir them to jor subscriber 4»« Mere Mention. > V T & ’ v ’ j •'. The street* last vveeV presepted quite a m$%g&3L&L» jfaodav,J«»*3d* 1®*). /'T' ’ We are happy to learn that T Capt. Pope will make Athens his ,home.; -Small W’ 8 Christmas prayer: "Send Bible, band wagtjffikrrifour pragma,? Seveml youths last week were ficed by ,1* Mayor for firing pop-crackers too soon. Our devil had a hole in his stocking, and consequently didn’t get any Christinas in bis’n- Mr. H. C. Erwin, of Atlanta, we are hap- . t0 say, has joined the University Law ybOol. Our friend. Col. Frank Schaller, is again i, our city Welcome to Athens, and we!« tone to our tanctom. \ r- Xbe Sunday School children of Athens tie invited to attend the free entertainment, tt Deuprec’s Hall, to-morrow night. One young lady in Cobbhara exhausted ^r entire stationery supply in declining in- f iat ions of escort to the Phi Kappa debate. Our Zoological and Agricultural Editor tenders greeting and invitation to editor, •utf and typos of Watchman tohis free show. Dr. Newton’s free show for little chil dren will come off to-mor row evening at ti o'clock, sharp. Let all the "little folks” attend. Mr. J. W. Wallace, of Augusta, was ajain m onr midst last week. He rendered valuable assistanoe- at the union prayer meetings. i w ! l»• «r i z’V«* The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. H. $. Hughes were rejoiced to see them come forward Sunday and unite with the Metho- in Church/1 * >-| j^ | Mr. J. II. Lumpkin, who is rending law a Atlanta, visited bis family and friends last week. “Goody” will nirke bis mark a his chosen profession. Old John Robinson’s Circus was with us qu Yesterday. Lorriow-wns-fontiibr than -ever-, the ring performances and menagerie first das*. Come again, “Uncle John. bovs moetlv strangers to «eh ^ — 1 tiie fair ntmeuta itjs of c ^» however, succeeded [ animal spirits and chivairic guests and fair Bay a box for Christmas. time to leave; and as we went home with the murky clouds VMUX* tbat likewise had rntmehed. and' r , _ o<thethontwr. 1 ** 1 “ Centennial tear with the vigor df the; prime^ of bfc, and with well founded prora- r achievements in its atf- 1 that of a plain^practiciui family 1 _ art for: a special field of work, baTTracome almost a misnomer,' bbcause if irno w equally nse-. fal to City, Village and Country. TJie' closing number of volume 84, now before us, like its usual issues, is lull of good things, varied in contents, which am pro pored with much labor, thought and careij/ aud illustrated with over 60 well executed and well printed original sketches and engravings. This Journal is a marvel only $1.60 a year, postage incuticd, for its more than 500 doable pages of useful infor mation, and 500 to 000, or more, of fine ei gravings. Every family should' have it. Orange Judd Comp ant, Publishers, 245 Broadway New York City. Phi Kappa Debate.—"If Cuba were free aud the inhabitants were willing,’’ in tact, if everything was lovely and the Spanish goose honked high, would it. be expedient to annex the " Queen of the Antilles?” * Mr. Tye evidently tupught that it would be. Resources, territory and wealth, said be, would accrue. He dwelt especially upon the great sugar question, and after having plugged the sweet tooth of the subject with appropriate saccbariqe fillings, was retired by -*r. Gibson, , Thu gentlemamvte hot quite so sure about it. He granted tie probable increase of “ Havana,” but didn’t care about being mixed up with |uclj a crowd of Creoles and “sich.” Judge is a graceful fellow and laid it Off in style. He very'properly suggested tbat the United States had about as much now os could be attended to. Mr. Mitchell grouped' his points as clear and as sparkling as rock crystal. We love to listen tj him.. He is one of the best debaters in .college. 1 -Mr. Reed didn’t know bis speech, or he might have made a better impression. He was not' ludad wanting oil foe bbquet question, however, Mr v Tucker made the speech- of the night. He simply sur- 0ne of Gann &> Reaves* horses, in running last Thursday evening, succeeded in p r i S ed"every one, and to him we accord the tombing his forelock With a lamp-post iw f aur 4] s of victory. WeaHh,' safety and front ot Mrs. Nobles’ residence, and was in- - - - >tantly killed. **,, r —-4, Happy New Year! The dance of the K. •>. W. at Col. Child’s residence, wns a ruot delightful affair. It stirred up the Christmas feeling and thrilled the holiday ■motions in gleefulstyle. L— The Episcopalians celebrate Christinas iliy with appropriated ceremonies. T^e thiirch was beautifully and tastetully deco rated. Rev. Frank Hallum, their pastor, tonducted the services on the occasion. .'vene in Cobbham last Monday night: II* blnihod • ter; red; - Her heart went pit-a-pat; She gently hour her head And looked dorm at the mal. He trembled in hie speech; , He rose from where he sat, And ahoated with a screech, “You’re sitting an ray hat!” Our young friend, John O. Moore, Esq., returned last Saturday, bringingwith hint '■is beautiful bride, nee Miss M. E. Hull, of rida. This gentleman has ever been a pliant knight of the u ,bdl(e) line,” smi we i.rartily congratulate him upon thefsueocss of his last trip. I We learn that onr Agricultural Editor remarked to a triend that ourj Ben-i-ted was Debarred from attending the show Wednesday night for want of a'llreo Didn’t miss much, however. The territory.” composed tfye cosners of his argu mentative pyramid, ami he reared it in style. > that his school will l entertainment Jan .■xal last ticket tat actor in the troupe was Ogden, and he ouly amused himself by taking tickets «the door. ti £ * The students of the University, headed by he Athens brass band, serenaded their for- °*r and much loved Professor, Dr. W. I*roy Broun, at his residence, last Monday n *S?fit. Dr. Broun, in response to calls, sale a happy speech, after which he was warmly shaken by the band by many of his °* J pupils. The best order, couched in the intense inthusiasm, mingled in para xial harmony, Tiro young ladies left . Athens last Tues- morning for Augusta. One young gen- *®*o accompanied them. At Union Point w delay was five hours. Some ingenious Jjtih has figured it up as follows: One keeps five girls quiet for five hours, *“icb is,equivalent to keeping one girl quiet hr twenty-five hours, or twenty-five girls W for one hour. Poor boy. .Trot'. Tuttle tells us ? Te a grand Gymnasium ' J ’. v 4th, at 'Deupree Hall. H* classes “ vc inade marked advancement in the *' ro) -«ic and gymnasium line, and we pre- . 'hat the pertormanoe will be a fine Cous in itself. The Professor’s school is ivurmixed by many of our best citizens, *lio are loud in their praise of the benefits “ f nved. Let every one turn out, and show ,l( Professor that his effbitsare fully ap- Pfrciated. Our Zoological and Agricultural Editor ' turned showman, and will give a free "“doinment at Dupree Hall for the little Athens—Sunday School scholars— wuesday evening 29th, Dec., at 6 o’clock, Prof. Davis will exhibit his scriptural tw?j Co ^* c 8ccnes . a baud of music in at* ^dsnee. The hall will be comfortably Sunday School teachers are in* tmd 10 al,en< 1- For further information JW at Burke’s book store, L. Sehavenell u °- f - nr at this office. \ I th* E - A T ,H ,N •^ T,rEN8 .—We are . three deaths in our city during .Hobdays. Amid scenes of merriment and •y* 1 )'. in tho pale of gaiety and enjoy* tv** I yeg, even with tho ebbing tide of the Jtar, death has lain his icy finger family hearthstone, has shattered l l 0 P e » and desolated happy homes. • ur - Jno. flnui. i j:.j Fndai 1,000 lbs Choice Mince Meat in bulk, and five pound pails, choice "Gilt Edge” Goshen Butter, fre9h Buck Wheat, fresh lot of Mac* coroni at low figures at Talmadge, Hodgson & Co. .. ...,. ;rilB 5t-w. One of the largest and best selected stock of Whiskies, Brandies, Rum, Gin Table Wines, Cooking Wines, Porter, Ales &c., &c., at wholesale aud retail by Tad uadge, Hodgson & Co. 5t-w Special Notice.—All persons having' [aims against the city are/ requested to present them to Clerk of Council, before the, 1st of January, in order that they may be settled by the present Board of Alderman. dee21*2t Wm. Kino, Jr., Mayor. i 4f— Franklin House to rent. Apply to dec21*2t. J. W. Niciiol80N. Christmas "PopCorn” for little folks af ded21*lt * J. H. Huggins. Porcelain Picture ; elegant cases for this handsome picture, jnst received for the Holidays a*. Davi? Premium Gallery. fr* gf pgljpof finepI^ifrUq Oysters. of Cigars. “ “Trorf KipL & Co. i iJitov/ }>- n:i:-7'jl)nn HUT !’•( r.slt fn:r. '■ *i■» ■>(! of t: J. W. CoLiXNa has Egg3,. Chicken*, But ter, FJoqr, potatoes and Cabbage at the low* est figures., ; ti ; „ , n ' ^ ' *1?ewtqn House, A. D. ! CtmJtD, Pio> prietor—Board $2.00 per day—Good'‘Din* nerfor50c. 1 . "u': ;<>•/ tia— Wm. King, Jr. No more acceptable Christmas Present than a Remington Sewing Machine, at L. Schevenell & Co’s. L. Schevenell & Co. has a full line of Solid Silver and Silver Plated Ware for Christmas and Bridal Presents. »j Messrs. Reese & Lane offer first class bargains in the way of Holiday. Gpods, Dry Goods, Shawls, Woolens, &c. . .j; ' L. Schevenell & Co. has Christmas Presents, Bohemian Glassware, Toilet Sets and boquet holders at Shrinkage Prices. Go to Davis’s, if you want to make a really acceptable present. Have a large Photo made at Davis’ Premium Gallery. Miss Maria MoCartneV*has a full line of Millinery Goods for Christmas holidays. Handsome trimmed Huts at reduced prices. - Fine Assortment of Pocket* and Table Cutlery, Spoons, &c., for ■ tbd Christmas Hblidays at Sdmmey, Hutcheson & Bell’s. - . | . , . Great hargains at Lerov C. Matthews’, No. 8 Broad St. General assortment of Dry (>oods. Please examine our stock before buying. "/ Go to Mathews & Jackson, No. 1 Granite Block. For holidays—at very low Trt Barrt’s wholesale and retail fancy and family Grocery store before baying your Clirisfrqns goods.All _ goods guaran teed first-class. y * ‘ Mr. Landrum consumed bis time in anr.wer- figures. Dry Goods, Shawls, Clothing and ing his opponents’ arguments, and his effort Groceries, was necessarily an impromptu one. It de veloped a fine capacity for debate, and though disconnected somewhat, was well put. Land rum is a man everywhere you place him. Prof. Charbonnier, . p’ho presided, gave the victory to the affirmative under the con ditions of the questipn. His decisi .n was model of brevity, and as upright and firm as a King trusH. A,.sojourn of five hours at Union Point, when a fellow is in a hurry to get to Au gusta, is no pleasant matter. Stoves, Cake stmas, Toilet Ware, Chamber Sets, Casper Morris, Dry Goods,. Clothing, Millim Special Notice.—The Coupons due the first day of January hext^on cityot Athens Bonds will be paid at once, on presentation at the National or University Bank. W. A. Gilleland, dcc7.4t Treasurer City of Ativans. •- There is nothing more acceptable for a present than a weU executed photograph of one’s self; parents are rejoiced to receive |U(A> whileiobildreti are made happy in the possession of theirparents portraits. Notwith standing the gloomy weather, Davis’Premi* urn Gallery is constantly thronged with pat rons eager to secure his matchless work, and we advise our friends to make early pre* engagements to get in in time. Do you want the best Shoes, for men or women, in Georgia - if so, go to — dec7.lt : Pittakd, Mitchell «fc Co. The Best Blacking in the world, and will l>o sold at N. f. prices at retail by r . dec7.lt Pittard, Mitchell & Co. Boots, Shoes.: Notions", Hats, Millinery Goods and Dress Patterns, etc. 13 Broad street, Athens, Georgia. Hunter & Beusse has Turkeys, Chickens, Eggs, Butter, Apples, Cabbage, Onions, Irish Potatoes and Sweet. Potatoes, at the lige grocers on the corner. £ ** v Jj' Xi. Flisch, Confectioner. Specialties for a ij iHolidhyi. Tojrs, Candies, Fruits and kesof eifery description on hand and to order. Norfolk Oysters in every style. AT" pS^j' have "diSist mas Chickens, Butter, Eggs, Sour Krout, Irish -PbtdMisj Ghioui.’Ckbft B &*r Mpfoa^Oaanges, Cigars and Candies cheap. Goods delivered free of charge. zot:. o.I " ^ Have yonr Chronics, Engravings or Pic tures of any size you wan’t nicely framed. ' ethem to Davis’ Gallery where the most ant'picture moulding can be found. All 1 works promptly finished. ry ‘t> Buy your Christmas goods from L. wafe, Bridal Presents, Bohemian Glassware, Silver Jewelry, Remington Sewing Machines, &C., &C. rn J--5R1 n-i;a ,!'•*■ f.HJ stock of Winter goods at reduced prices. Boys’ clothing at cost. Extra induce ment to Grangers. 5 * *. t Call and see them. ’ Dec.l4-3t. -'tA—^Qsrtcn in New York—is capable of eatertaisiog fifteen d guests, — ‘ — 48 A Superb new lot of P£6i Galicoes of the latest styles at Oohes’h:''- : , v- , 11 - Tit;' *.7,.-7V ufjfL u Alt Shawls in eoaleM varied ana, at prices to colors,at Cohen’s—-jt ^ 'SpA-trf'i.u.sS'ipGWM.t a pair, warranted to give satisfaction, at Cohen’s. ■ i i < . o.- Carpets of all grades, from 25c ayard up a most suitable holiday present, at Cohen’s- Beaver, Black Cloth audPancy Oassemer* suite for men. youths And boys, , at price-, lower than ever, at Cohen’s. _ _ ^ ^ Overcoats of all grades at low&:* prices, at Cohen’s. No. 5 Broad St,, Athens, Ga. If you -not FnrnitUrt; oih *H aJBMHBPBMWaMtS’ Itob to, 1875.—Xt-ly. SOKCEL—Country mcnijants and Phjrtidan*, we J* now prepared to sell you all abides pertaining to FINtNSIU. IM*. OOMM’RCML. THE ATHENS MARKETS, f V / P-4o:—- l: Corrected Weekly %/tle Mtrtkats Eiclmge., —:o:- COTTON.— Steady. From 10tolljj. . FACTORY GOODS. Cotton Yaroe 81 25x0 00 Qiaaburge IX a 18 J4 Sbirtftg... 8 a 10 Sbeetini;,....—. 11 a 12 PROVISION*. Flour - .88 a 10 Corn, pr ba. 90sl 00 Pen, •• I 20*1 30 Meal, •• 1 15al 20 ■Ukeat •• 1 25al 50 Oat, a 1.00 Bacon, Sides,- — 14a 15 shoulders-... 11a 12 haras, 1«» 17 Lard, -... 18a 20 Irish, Potatoes 81 i*tt2 00 Sweet “ ... 75al 00 Eggs - 20s 25 CuTekens — 20a 25 Turkeys - 75al 25 Butter soa 85 GROCERIES. Sugar, crushed 14a 16 A ... 14a 15 ■ B 14a 15 C_ 12a 15 Demarara.. 12'4* 15 CoBec, Rio 23a 25 Laguayra... 28a S3 Java 33a 37 Tea. 1 25al 50 Syrup, cane - 7Sol J) Molasses, Cut's— 60a 65 Caudles, ,]>erm...- 40a 50 adamant— 20a 25 tallow ... 15a 20 Cheese, Mat* 25a 25 English Dairy 25s 30 Onious, per bu— 1 OOtll 25 Starch- —— a 20 Tallow- Sa 10 Hope, cotton... Rice, per lb- — laa 12 1 Hope,grass The abore are retail prices. Special rates' to y 1 buyers. MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE. Report for the week ending Dec. 17: , Receipts, bale* .' ; .,1,594 Sale* to spinners i J.' ..,. '107 Bain tail ,.,.......15-100 Maximum temperature 62 degree*. Minimum temperature 86 degree*. Mackerel, No. l.kita—82 20 No. 2, Kits—82 06 “ No. *, Kita— X 75 Salt, Per Sack 8* 08 Chewing tobacco... 75al 50 Smoking.—— 60*1 00 Suuff, Maccaboy— 1 00 American. —..850 00* 50 00 Havana — 75 OQalDOUO AMMUNITION, r , Powder— perlb—. 40a 55 Shot ** “ — 12a 15 Lead ” “ . »0a 12 Caps, per box. * 10a 40 LIQUORS. Coro whisker. -81 25a S 10 French brandy-» 00* I '*> Holland Ola - 5 00a 8 * American Gin.... S 00a 6 Ot? Bourbon whiskey 2 SO* 4 00 Wiues ... - . »OOalO 00 UARDWABE. Iron, Swedes, pr !h SaSk EngU* --r*, aJS Castings...—— C4o* Nails, prkeg.—. 4 50 Cotton Cktda 7W1 00 Horse Shoes- —. 8M»10 •• •• Nail*. 20uS5 LEATHER. Hemlock Sole Leather 'a ■ —... 1.35*4? Upr. Leather.........0—60*75 Haro. 44 »..mss4 Calf Ski 0c— .4000*100 00 Kip Skins —50 000.75 0<- Dry Hides -.--^12*15 Preon Hides .6a» BAGGING, TIES, ROPE DOMESTIC SEWING ’ MACHINES. “DOMESTIC” PAP I The Best PatUrns mads. SendOctaforCaUlogo*. AUroti S0USST1Q SE7TIK8 YACHQ71 CO. AumViam.'W > NEW YOBS. detJ.K 4] O hMdyjKonrtT *4-*-tree. TRUE A Sept. 18-48-K. Agents wanted. OutSt and term Co., Augusta, Maine. Prescription Free KNOB THE SPEEDY CURE OF SPECIAL TBOU- U bice common to the young and middle-aged. Nervous,'-'mental and physical depression, loss of memory and energy, pains in the back, self-distrust, dizziness, dimness of sight, confusion of ideas, and other disorders of the nervous system consequent on habits that lower the vitality of the system. taSsatiie ingredients. Address \ m. E. H. HILTON, Cincinnati, O. for 30 yean and a citizen of Athens d<w! r 'V^S* rt C. Lmatia, m of the late ins iv Pumpkin, died Saturday morn- Sunday afte 5*«oflato] J^to^quiedy breathed her ^yehareMl died V * ry £jJ ' Just Opened.—The finest and cheapest Picture Frames at Davis’ Gallery. T Try the Natural Leaf smoking tobacco, manufactured by Kalvarinsky as Liebler One’hundred boxes assorted Crackers, fresh -every week, at TalmaDqe, JHoi»DBpN & Co. . 6wr, New Jeracy. cabbage. White, Red and Yellow Onions, Irisfo . IVjtatoe^j# Tal- MADGK, HoDCWQN do. 5t-W Atlanta, Augusta. Savannah or Charles ton prices duplicated for any goods sold in Athens by Talmadge, Hodgson Ifc Co. 5t-W. . • -It-<i '■■h"'« V fhtki Fin* Saratoga WHimrr. juat reoeived at Raultotfy .Exchange, The finest in the »Aet. Iiiqhors r ‘OT F aff lands and brands. Oct.29t£< \ ' li.’igpO 100 Boxes Best Runus. >OO Bm« Frt* Prune?, Currants, Date^ Citron anil trouble to 4ffgo^daM Talmadge, Hoqft- SON«Co.' ; 5t ‘ W - Flour, $5 to $20^^P&“5SS5: #i ^ -OKsou either eex may fascinate affections of any person they, art all can posses??, free, by it 1 with a Marriage Guide, Lgy to Ladies, etc. 1.000,080 i A dress T. WILLIAMS & CO b’s. dec7.R Segars, Pipes, Tobacco, Snuff and Smokers’ Articles at G. Hauser's, College Avenue. Just received, a fine article of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. Also on hand a large stock of Segars, of my own mahufactnre, that I will sen Cheap for Cash. ‘he finest stock of. Perfumery, consisting Lubin’s, Phalon’s, Wright’s, Colgate’s. Hinman's Rinnet’s, Wenck’s and Duvale’s Extracts; Atwood’s, Drexel, Farina, Bur nett’s Golden Bell. Opera and 8pencier Col ognes. Best English Tooth, Hair, Nail and Shavine Brushes. Lubin’s, Cnndray’s, Ca*h- raere. Bouquet, and a hundred other Soaps, just received at Longs & Billups. from a 1- 'oys and Wm. McDowell has everything fine Cracker to • Soda Biscuit, Tf Candies. Since man to man ia ao unjust, I do not know what man to trust, Some have left and slipped away And left all their billa lor me to pay. I respectfully request those who have been guilty of the above offense,“to send me the amount of their account forthwith, or I will pu A beautiful lino of Neck Baching and Silk gUck Tim al M— C. rJambs, irr Toilet Moap in the South at Pittard, Mitchell A Co. .brick drain in “Tiding. Babe balls at Reduced Psion.—Cock of the Walk and Bounding Rock—regula tion size and weight, and the best ball made. Price, tl.00. Other qualities at - ‘ ~ ' ’a Book r.5 .».vf a.r,a-A {map. ,» Oranges, Coooaunte, Ao, at low oad wholesale aud retail by Talmads*, itced to Mala and Female locality. Cbau Nothing an Free. P. o. VICKE- . Augusta, Me. >ept. 15-46-R. LUiiakisa g HOW gain the love and \ m GENTS, THE GREATEST CHANCE OF THE «W. Addre-ts with a^e. Address Atlanta, Ga. stamp, National TO ]0ii : DAY. Bnidnesp honorable and * wanted. Address dec7^ piELTCAB 30 CENTS PEB YARD. Felt Ceiling for rooms in'phtce of plaster. Kelt Advertiser’s Gazette. A JOURNAL OF INFORMATION FOR ADVER- tisers. Edition, 9,600 copies. Published weekly Term*, 92 par annum, in advance. Five specimen copies ((Afferent dates) to one sddreM for 25 ota. Office, No. 41 Park Bow, New York. GEO. P. ROWELL A CO., Editcri and Publisher*. dcc7.R Jons S T875. Toy Money ■f Toy Green Back* for Ten ' boys, at .! i BURR’S Rook Store. ■r > ! 51-tt EN Dollare’ worth-ol Cents. Thesvetytliiug for bo; Notice. \TEEDLES for all kind* of Sewing Machines, a • w wholesale and retail, by Sept. 22, 1875—47-tf BTC. DOBBS, Agent ^Blacksmith Shop. H ILL FEW would respectfully announce to the citizens of Athens and adjoining country that he is fully prepared to do mil manner of work in the Black- *** " i in m*nyi4sr mjd at reasonable He matM best workmen and use. nothing tret aft best inneHB. Plantation Work, Hone Shoe- siilwlilljf. SHOP located opposite Mr. J. Z. Cooper’s livery Stable, SOdec &T The undersigned have on hand k choice lot el Timothy Hay, which they will sell cheap for cash. «i.i JO7/ (IHK r 'i>.a '(Gann Aittnas. Gilleland, Wood & Ora hare added the Coffin bosinesa largo stock of Wood and Metalic Burial Cases. They -oil-as cheap as an; house in the State, and ftmusb, without extra charge to their patrons, their splendid naw llearse for fimeral oecaafama. March to—ri-ly. 1 No Excvsevob Bxcto Sics.—No person can use Beaebee’s Oaruiau Syiap without gatthg tiiSHm* relief and ears. We have the first case of Coaghs, Cold* or Consumption, or any disease of tke Throat and Longa, yet to hur from thet has not been cored. Wf isva distributed every year, for three yearm, rarer 250,'- 09 Sample Bottles by Druggists in all parts of the United States. No other Manufacturer of iledicices ver cave their preparation* auch a test this. Go to onr Druggist* B. T. Brumby & Co, and get a bottle for 75 cents and try fe—two daw-win relieve you. Sample Baqk* 10 oasts aach. . . dec?. Pools Jc Bract, part ot our paper ■ wall known hooaa, whoae antrapn are law item —T»t mnfiifF the buiinaaaeard ofthis hipping largely increased and improved from year to ear, they are prepared to fill all orders promptly and will guarantee their patrons thoroughly reliable work, f hose in need of anything in theiy line would do well o apply for their circular and prices.- - iTtavovmr atlaxt!—SoxxrnDto jnbw usozs tub cm.—A new era ia dawning upon the life hr woman. Hitherto she has been called upon to suffer the ills of ?naafcind and her own besides. I The frequent and dis tressing irregularities peculiar to her sex have long been to her the “ direful spring of woes unnumbered. ’ In ':be mansion of the rich and in the hovel of poverty dike woman has been the constant, yet patient victim man—and these without of a thousand ills unknown to t non is come, sue ami saner no more, for Dr. J. Brad- iletd’s Fenukle Regulator—Woman’s Best Friend—ia for rede by *11 reenterable DrpggistH throughout the land at $1.50 per bottle.. In jmothercplomn of this newspaper will be firand some interesting perticuUre concerning the Female Regulator and other mibrmation highly im- purtont to women* Near MAxnrria, Ga., March 21,1870. . Mzrsas. Wre. Root & tioxa:—About one year ago I bought a bottle of Bradfield’s Female Regulator from you, for one of my daughter* who had been suffering with suppressed menses for some time. I have had several physicians attending, but met with nosueees* intil I w«* persuaded to bay a bottle 1 of the Regulator, and it da the v*iy thing: mr which it is recommend. She is now inr perfect health. 1 hope all suffering ?'emalea will at least try one bottle, and have health (gain, u : Very respectfully, ■ dec7. i j !, D. DOBBINS. Tun Cbxap ago Porcmut Atlasta Stoss or Fcsou- oott, Benedict & Co., No. S3 \\ bituiall St.—is now offering the Largest, Cheapest, and beat Selected Stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions, Hosiery and Underwear. Novelties in CelpatV, Oil Cloths, Latn- berquins. Cornice.* and Upholstery Goods at a saving ot 15'te py par amt. oh ’eaeb .snide purchased. Their Facilitiei are ouly equaled by. the Largest Houses in th* Union. AqdlhMore purchasings* other houses is ro- N. B.—Samples sent on sppKostion. All order* over Ten Dollatra.at Retail, will besent free of charge to any tun of the State. F., B. & CO. Branches— F. B. A Cra, New York. [nov.l7-tf. F. B. & Cra, Charleston, S. C. F. B. & Cra, Jacksonville, Fla. Tbs Family Sswoca Macbix*.—The invention'of the Wilson Shuttle, Sewing Machine exerts sn influence over d6mestie oomforf unequalled by any invention ot the last hundred years. AsaUeepnoniical arrangement free of transportation charges, if ordered through Moral* Ucsbaw A Gsoim, Athens, Ga. They stad'Sn elegant eBUognaand chromo circular ^They^raSnklSD More good agents. C3UEGI AVENUE DRY GOODS EMPORIUM t B Y MOSKS MYERS. DRY GOODs/r OLOttflN G BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, Carpets, Bl|n|ets, Fancy prig Millvnery 4t- S T O R E R OD N L Aim E P < f /0 rtl — STOCK INCREASED. I will beg the citizens of Athens and vicinity to give ns a call and examine our stock before purchasing. TALMADGE, HODGSON & CO,. [*P r: 7? , V'HA8: 100 Cases New Oy'ters. 10 Cases Sardines. 26 Cases Brandy Fruits. 10 bills. Fresh Nuts; 5 bbls Fresh Cranberries, For sale by .Talmadge, Hodgson & CO. novl7wfit. i 'siss/gsgs# timbered and watered, wit! —4 bottom land now in cnltiration, (^■jis^v?asi355Jta i No. 118 and Iir,and a good water power on ‘ ... “J I with food buildings. Also, lot No. 26, , Haber*ham County, containing 250 seres four miles below Clarksville, im- , lot No. 485, in Lumpkin County, not l the above lands sold in lota of 250 scree i made known on day of sale. daeSl-Xt THE T®UTH. Determined to enter into no personal controversy, Ubont najat tbe 'atpaniocs of our competitors, we subjoin the verdieta of Fair Committees for the month of October, 1875: First Week at Athena, Ga. The Oconee Fair Association awarded to the SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, for the heat Display of Sewing Machines. DIPLOMA for the Best Cabinet Work. DIPLOMA for tits Best Writing Machines. Norn.—No premium ofitae&ftw best machine. The 1 Wilson rece ‘ Singer and 1 i received no Btcoosmox. Second Week rat Qriffln, Ga. The Middle Georgia Fair Assodation awarded the of nt in Sewing Machines. . ■ . DIPLOMA for speed and lightness of running In Shut- f ; tie Sewing Machines. DIPLOMA tor improvements in Sewing Machine Dtandr md Atterhmmts. DIPLOMA fcr OabineA Work for Sewing MacWnea. DIPLOMA for Writing Machine. . ' * Not*.—By an oversight the Remington did not enter for display, for which a premium waa awarded the: Singer. , ,, . t , Third Week ot Maeon/Ga. * •* " The eommittee in behalf of the State Agricultural Society made the following awards to the Remington: DIPLOMA for Type-Writer. DIPLOMA for speed and light running in Shuttle Sewing Machines. BRONZE MEDAL for Georgia made Cablet work for Sewing Machines, r.- j,, . BRONZE MEDAL for improvements in hewing Ma chine Stands and Attachments. 'ir tapramutt ia Xtchulnn at Itettla Saving ihtllata. OTNott.—This test award F*s made by the com mittee after a close examination and comparison, bide by sms, with Singer, Howe and ckher nrst-dasH Ma chines. : : hath Wlak at Sates, 41a. The committee appmntad by the FMr. A ssociation to sTamine Sewing Medlines awarded the Remington : v D1PL0XA FOB TOR BEST KEWIKO BACKINE. DIPLOMA for speed and lightness of running. DIPLOMA for improvements in SewingMadiine Stands, end ■yAiiimmt,. s public a< Family Fi OffertdtU mendonsly increasing business beginning to appreciate this, the vorites. 1 ' - The REMINGTON is on exhibition at our stire in Athena. Call and see it. . ^ ,i . SCHEVENELL ft GO.. No. 3 Boad Street- Good Agent wanted ia all unoccupied Ter - ’ Nov.24—5t. L. N.B. ritory. F-Atsft f - awi* W Inter a’.m Mas. T. JL Adah* would .most respectfully inform the Indies ot Athens and of counties adjacent, thjt she ha. now received and opened sfmos*chSureand select as sortment of Spring and Summer Millinery Goods, eom- pridag in part th* lateet styiea and tesbione of : Ribbons, Laces, lowers, Gloves, &c., , _ Give her elsewhere. Orders from adia- Store located SB Broad street, Ap*fl 21,1875—25-tfc"’ tence rerefallyfilted. Store^h Great Bargftin& in Note Paper. I N order to reduce our unusually large stock, new and beautiful styles of Initial and other papers will be sold AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH AT BURKES BOOK STORE. Sept. 29—i8-tf, . BOOK AGENTS 4Npj?OOD SALESMEN •Arl •*“COINING m6nKY”S rAth the famous VjESIGJV'S, Coi be sold beioro 'tbe Uonfr Jtloaso door in the city of Athens, Clarice county, Go. on the south; Patrick 8mith on the north, aont! B.S. Ware. Said lot eontainiog 2 acyrw^more or leas, sold by virtue of a former lery. piadeEry A. Bailey, L. c m and turned ortr to mo by a justice court fi fs from S16th District G.Jtj April torn, 1873, and after being duly advertised daim Interposed ter Pater Smith, next friend of A. Johnson’s chiidrem Said daim set aside and now rraadvattited, thU Nov. 29th, 1875. nov8»et. ' J. A. BROWNING, Sheriff Clarke County Sheriff^ Sale. t\ZILL BE SOLD. BEFORE THE VV CourtHouee do« , hath* city of Athans, Clarke county, on tho.first Tuesday In January next, within the i4kl hourt Of sale, the' following property to wit: All of thtt tract ot parcel of landaituatoa, lying mad being in th, county of Clarke, in the city of Athens, on the north side of the road leading to. Clarksville, near two miles from Athens Chapel, adjoining Robert Booth, Peter Phinbgr, John Johnson and others. Baht lot containing four acres, all enclosed, with good cabins. All levied upon by virtue of a n, fo. from Clarke Superior court, November adjourned term. 1875, W. L. Sterling, vs. J. W. T. Moon mid John W. Barton, til to satisfy the above stated fi. £»._. this December the 6th 1875. J. A. BROWNING, Sheriff. doc7.4t Clarke County Mortgage Sale. W ILL BE SOLD, BEFORE THE COURTHOUBE door, in the city of Athens, Clarke county, on the First Tuesday in February next, within the legal hours of sals, the followiug property, to-wit: One DarkBay HOR8E, about fonr years old. Levied of two mortgage fi. fos. from Clarke 1 ncral Sgwion. November. Term, 1875, akPatadtor j! zftnrnarrASl .old .atisiythe above-stated ff. fin. : ncJ’n deo7-8w J. A. BROWNING, Sheriff. ws ,8 ° r : , , forexemption ot personalty, and I will pus upon the same at! o’clock r. w n oD the 31st day of December 1876 at i dec21-2t- ABAM. JACKSON, Deo. 18th 1875.—Parmelia F. Whitehead bass ~ GEORGIA—CLARKE COUNTY.—WHl?tEA8 « William J. Bussell, applies to me forJcttsMilldKi^ ministration, with the will annexed, on tho estate of Blchard T. Brumby, late of said county deceased. *—.- —j. j - j 1- nil concerned. isu uut Butcu* vs a v vti uuucr iuj uuuu bivaakv this llth.day oi December 1875. p dec2l40d. ASA M. JACKSON, Oidhtery. ADMINISTRATOR’S SAI^Sf ' P URSUANT to an order of the Court of Ordinary of Clarke county, will be sold before the Court House door of said county on this first Tuesday in January hichCi^, and riccesMry out houses, being tho place on woods, whieh%*. Jane G. Richardson resided at herdeatb,about60screaofltin plantation, 80 balance in old field pine. Also, ono tract lying in said county, containing 3 seres, mbre or less, adjoining John White acres, mbre or less, adjoining John White a all in the woodsjgssid two tracts to-be sold ■ perty of David Richardson, deceased, for the his heirs. " . oounty, eontainirg a cabin, about Also, ono other tract lying ih> said ooi 102 acres, more or less, on .wfiieh io acres ’ ’ ‘ •’ * ' ad; di. . Richardson, deceased, for the Also, ote other tract, lying in W0 acres, more or lees, adjoining others, n ostly in the woods: to bo sold sa the of David Richardson, deceased, and Jane G. Rienarason, deceased, for tho benefit of their respective heirs. Terras for all said lands, cash. NATHANIEL BICHARDSjON. Adm’r., of DAVID RICHARDSON, deceased, and of JANE O. RICHARDSON, deceased. nov24-30d. .(,••: >u; i GEORGIA.—CLARKE COUNTY. W HEREAS, Aun B. Herring, Stephen W. Uenjng.idahtesoS letters of dismission from said Admii of ieotome for These concerned to on or before aatfjifcpMf^KbjeHM letters are therefore tq ’ cite apd 1 admoi showesnae (if any they have), at my the first Monday in January should not be granted. ' a .,. Given under my hand s2r office 1 this 21*t day of Sept. 1875. ,ASA M. JACKSONy Orainey. 1 Sept. 29, 1875—ImOm.• ‘ r .,' GEORGIA;—CLARKE These are t! (eplored,) 1 to cite an(E sdmof isb all concern ed to show cans* (if any they hav4) at my office, on or before the first Monday in Jantuuy next, i(hj said day of Nov. letters should notbe granted. . Ul Given under my hand at- office this 15th 1875, nov24-80d. ASA M, JACKSON, Ordinary. GEORGIA.—CLARKE ©OUHTY. Cd) applies-to 111© for ktt^suf Ad ministration on the estate of Samuel Freenian(oolored), late of said county, deceased, r These are therefore to cite and admonish all concern ed to show cause (if any they have) at my office, on or before the first Monday m January next, why said letters should not be granted. Given under mv hand at office, this the IGw'fiay of November, 1875. • If* novzi-ZOd. ASA M. JACKSO The Frcncl London Edition of which tells for 8165, and the Our Popular Edition (5.50), ” —i quarto plates, is tion in America, ( With each other in i Clayton Block, with four j above, will be ready for use by the 15th aud are now offered for rent. Apply to JOHN H. NEWTON, or Svmmet, Hutchinson ft Bell, tf.Deupree Block. Weatherly & Co. } ARE NOW READY For the Fall ft Winter Trade Having just returned from New York with a large and well selected stock of Good. - , Tt-r , rat Panic Prices. all kinds, will be sold at Gsxatlt June 2, 1875. ** ** 31-tt DRY GOODS & GROCERIES Ready-made Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Wood and Willow TFare, Hardware, Crockery, Drugs, <£c., dec., <&c., dec. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. All kinds of I COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange for Goods. Call and see ns at the corner of Clayton and Thomas Streets, rwixdtf. JUntertaining ■I stopped at the Book Store, and the Troossean 1 For DoUle must have some itew clothe I thought. See 1 here are the patterns, in color* to bright, I have trledevciy oos, andfipd them all ngbt.” .jtaob hr ■ ” " ' ^ ^ km ’ Holders. COUNTY Notice to Clarke Co. Bi * I 'HE INTEREST DUE I Bonds, Payab 1 — 1 — * L ‘ ^ - j-J?-*]; f-'| -, 8. C. REESE, County Treasurer. June 2,1875. Bonds, Payable in Coin, January 1st, 1876, will be settled at the National Bank. decH-tf. I Attention Farmers! VALUABLE FAEP fob sale.— V The Bedford Burnett jfcea upon wbieh E. P. _ of J. A. Browning one hundred and filly-two hundred in a high state afehlti- (7 or 8 acres each sown in wheat and oats) ■Hia phns Md original foreaat,the latter oak and hickary baaviiy ttanbtead. QBjttepfoea ia anarery Gordon now resides, and Mre. Daniel, acres, more or * contiuna ail the patterns necessary for aw DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF WINES, WHISKIES and LAGER BEER, ' ALE,GIN,CIGARS, dL, ; *.V. CALL AT.; SAULTERS EXCHANGE,, oet. zJ&r* STMltT ’ Awx *' Q ‘°“ 1A ‘ . GRIER’S ALMANACS. THE old reliable Almanaa for 1876, will ba ready is a few days, and will be furnished to any customeyvto Sept, to—i-tf. T. A. BURKE. iTT^rt 3 uni - ,8S »m>T. COAL! COAL!! < H AVING established a Coal Yard in connection with my Warehouse, with* stock of FOUR HUN DRED TONS, I am now prepared to offer the follow, ing Coala to the citizens of Athens, at very low prices t GENUINE “COAL CREEK,” From Knoxville Iron Company.' Borns brightly, is in huge lamps, hand picked, and is free from elate and dickers. [ . • < “ CAHABA,”} Of Alabama. A most excellent Coal for domestic use, being Red Ash, large lumps, kindles quickly, and makes no cinder!, soot or dust. “ BLACK CREEK,” Of Alabama. A new Coal, and the purest that comes from the C( *1 Fields of Alabama or Tennessee. J. H. CARLTON. ^August U, 1875. 41-tf. Great Reduction in Prices F oe the next thirty days. Brackets; Wall Packets, and all kinds of Ornamental Wood Work, will be sold at GREATLY REDUCED Now Is the time to make your houses figures. - Great bargains given in everything 26-tf RKE'S BookS tor*. BOOTS AND SHOES TO ORDER. ^ N W- HAUDRUPr a > VARTTST jkv> Has removed his Shop from tho old Lombard Building to the opposite side of College Avenue, next door to the Lester Building. Prices Liberal, and First Class Work guaranteed. June 16,1876—88-tf ; ; KING’S eiXEtE jiUrnu c 15u ..hi i »f iu?11 CHICKEN CHOLERA, IS THE ONLY CERTAIN REMEDY FOB THE DISEASE AMONG Poultry of all Kinds.. And keep .the Poultry in a HEALTH? CONDITION. It has been used successfully for- years in this find other States. Price 50 ceitfs per bottle, which makes TWO- GALLONS of the Medicine. Db^wIlIxING, Athens, Ga.—33-tf. : . / LEGAL BLANKS, GEORGIA—CLARKE flQBMTY. W HEREAS, David R. Bldbr, Guardian of William Te, John* F. W. and Mary M. Osborn, (now Maly 1C Elder), orphans of John Osborn deceased, applies to me for letters of dis mission from said guardianship. These are therefore to cite and admonish, all con cerned to show cause (if any they have) at my office on or before the first Monday in tJannary next, Why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office this 3d day of Nov. 1875. ASA M. JACKSON,'Ordinary. nov!7w4t. Heart County. Notice! concerned are hereby notified to sfenr cause, if any they have, why snob application should not be granted at the January term next, of the court ot Ordinary of said county, November 25th, 1375. otSOSOd. ' t- C. A. WEBB, Adm’r. Notice! I HAVE FILED WITH THE ORDI- nary of Hart county application for leave.to sell tho real estate of B. C. Walter*, deceased, late of said county. All persons concerned are hereby notified to show cause, if any they .have, why each application should notbe granted at thei January term non of the Court of Ordinary of said county, Via, fid 1876. dec7A0d iC. A. WEBB, Adm’r. G EORGIA—HART COUNTY.—Obdisast’s Office, ~ ' for same office. dec21-2t the 22d day or Dee., 1875, at my F. C. STEPHENSON, Ordinary. Oconee County. Notice. A ll persons holding demands against the estate of YOUNG VICKERS, deceased, late ot Oconee county, are hereby notified to present them to the undersigned, properly attested, within the time prescribed by law: and those persons indebted to said deceased are hereby required to make immediate pay ment. novS0-6w THOMAS BOOTH, Administrator. f't EORGIA—OCONEE COUNTY.—O*dixa*y’s Or VN sice, Deo, 18th, 1876.—Charles D. Brewer, has applied for exemption of homestead of personalty, and I will pass upon the same Dee., 29th, 1875, at 10 o’clock As M t at my office* dee21-2t, J. B. LYLE, Ordinary. G EORGIA—OCONEE COUNTY.—psnwaxT-* Or- 1 nos, Dec.,- 18tfa, 1875.—Wm. P. Brewer has ap plied for exemption of homestead of realty and person alty, and will pose npon the same Deo., «9th, 1675, at 12 o’clock it. at my office, Dee., 18th iS75. dec2I-2t* J. R. LYLE; Ordinary. A 1 DVERTISER’S GAZETTE.—A Journal of Information for Adver tiser*. Edition, 9,600 copies. Published weekly. Terms, 82 per annum, in advance. Five specimen copies (different dates) to one address for 25 eta. Office Ni. 41 Park Row, New York. GEO. P. ROWELL * CO., Editors and Publisher*. novl7,B OJTjE of the JLa&fSCtJBST AND —— i.vjip.' AND BEST SELECTEP STOCK Fancy Groceries and Confectionaries, Cuxis Goods or Every Kisd asd Diacxrenofi, Ever before offered to the dtfttaa of (Athena and tor- at ^prioea thit defy competition, at ,HODGBDN<fc 00. TALJLVDGE, HODGSON & CO, ’■ ' ' ■ *i' ’ Baa on hand 8 Car loeda’of Flour (all grades). - 100 bbla. of 8l%tr - “ 60. Bags Coffee.. -,r •. T . , T 10O BoxesCheSse. Ir .t... U ...i • * D Cat Loads MolaiacBi' j> f it ft Fine lot assorted grades Mackerle, Bacon and Lard. Byrnpaa'l grades, and in foot everything Ju the pro- visioolineat rAlr. XllroriOD 'ki)’ TALMADGE, HODGSON’ # W, noviTwSt..