About The Northeast Georgian. (Athens, Ga.) 1872-1875 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1873)
frfr I corgum. — prni.isiigi) uy — T» W* T,*L, C»;ASTT l*1lt 4iVj V « . editors asd PRorniETORs, i *1 jl/ 'Dollars ftr Annum, CASH IN ADVANCE. TO TIIE FARXKRS. S,»'clal Pr.-minm of Fine Donblc ('.mo Sllrcr Watch, by I.nrkic & Yancy. Having twtfi ml f >r several rennoti* pa t,.the great importation of foreign mrr to our market, and often <>f an in ferior quality, and being fully convin- eod that thi;i w altogether iinnetxwnry, en n reflecting discredit upon our sec tion of country, we have growing opt n onr lands as fine hRy as can Ihj obtained from the grass regions of the West, only req tiring the attention of our fit nieis ‘o make tl e saving thereof ft groit nrre of revenue to them, and of gre't utility to the public. We havens a stimulus to this much needed • enterprise in our agriculture, hoping it may turn the attention of some of our energetic farmers in tlint direction, determined to ofTcr the above men tioned premium for the largest amount of h ry saved per hand in North Gcor- cin, atnl cvhibited at our en’tiing fidl # Fair. One Irnle, or more 11 be exhibi- * ted, and proof given as to the quantity saved per hand. Lvckie Yancy. THE [communicated.] DISTRICT CONFERENCE WHITE PLAIN'S. AT (>o<h1—we arc glad to sec this energetic firm taking this step in the right direction. While dcalii g in the raore fanciful necessities of life, vet they are not unmindfu’ of the necessi-} tics o r > ur people in this and all other insight into the general tenor of the Etlitors North-Ea 4 Georgian: In company with several of tltc preachers and delegates from this section, wc toot the train on Wednes day 27th Aug., and at the usual time arrived at Union Point, where we were met and welcomed by a large number of the citizens of White Plains and vicinity, who had come prepared with vehicles of every description, to convey the delegates and preachers to their village, wliere tho District Conference was to assemble at night. After a pleasant ride of 12 miles?, over one of the best roads we have seen for many a day, we arrived at the beautiful little village, and together with our fricinl 11. W. Ji.. were most comfortably quartered at the house of Randolph Tappan, Esq., where, during the entire session of Conference, we received the kindest attention and “ fared sumptuously every day.” At o'clock, P. M., tno clear tones of the church bell announced the opening exercises of the evening. We wended our way to the church, and on entering, were pleased to see Rev. Mr. Arnol 1, of Athens, occupying the pul pit. The sermon on this occasion war, as arc all his discourses, charaeterlic of the speaker—replete with sound doc trine and wholesome admonition. On Thursday morning, at 1) o’clock, Conference was regularly organized, Dr. Speer.presiding ; Dr. Win. King, of Athens, was elected Secretary and J. R. Dullosc, Esq., of Washington, Assistant Secretary. After the usual preliminaries of organization, dre., Con ference adjourned till 3 o’clock, P. M., at which time Bishop Pierce took the chair as permanent President of the hotly. As the report of the committee ap pointed for the purpose, which will he found below, will give your readers an The following resolution was also unanimously adopted: Kcudrcd, That the thanks of this body is hereby tendered to tho citizens of White Plains and vicinity for their very kind ho>pitaUty in entering the mendicrs of the Conference, and to the Pastor and members of the Baptist church for the use of their pulpit. Roh’t S. Smith. ] g G. L. McClkskey, i | J. F. Hanson, fa L, D. C a hi.ton, J I Connell Proceedings. Wc departmci ts of indu.-try. well done, and as wc !c; ni our pro' mium list is to be made up bv private or special contributions. We lw|>o • th ts will follow suit, and that groat indueeuK nts will be offered for renewed enterprise in our agriculture, as well as all other important and needful in- du-tries. lx*t all contribute either with tiieir money, or their energy, to wards making our ensuing fair a suc- «3S, of which our county may well lie pr tud. DelinquenrLs in the Mail. IIahtwkei., August 28th, 1873. Edit':.-*- North-Ea*t Georgian: Your suhserilieis want to know if yon still publish the North-East <?eor- gian. They have not seen one for nearly 3 weeks. '1 lie idmve letter was received a few days since. We carried it immediately to Col. Tnylor, the Post Master at this place, and liandol it to him to read for him elf. He unhesitatingly ad- anitted that he received our papers and pla *sd them with his own hands in the mail bag, ami handed the bag to the ■mail carrier. Of course, after that, his responsibility ceased. There is certainly gross neglect on the part of some Post Master. Where it is, we cannot say. Col. Taylor is williug to be qualified that all mail matter leaves here at the proper time. The neglect certainly lays somewhere, and we hope nil persona connected with this matter will be more careful in the fu ture. Wc frequently hear complaints of this kind. From a Dissatisfied Siilrerrilicr. proceedings, wc will not attempt to Durden your columns with tlie recital of what was said and done. .Suffice it to sav, that ns a remedy for the evils, which, from the reports of both preachers and laymen, were found to exist, the Bishop recommended and urged a more faithful discharge of all the duties and obligations resting on the members of the church, either its individuals or as a body, working for the salvation of themselves and the salvation of others. Services were held at 11 A. M. and 71 P. M. each day, and among those who officiated from time to time, were Dr. Uoviek Pierce, (now* in his 87th year,) Bishop Pierce, Rev. %\. T. Mann, Rev. J. 1’. Duncan, Rev. J Lewis, .Tr., and others whose names we cannot now recall—air of whom preached with great power and ferven cy, and no doubt with good effect to all who heard them. The people of the village and vicin ity demonstrated their appreciation of the meeting in a manner and style un surpassed ; and the delegates, from the leas*- to the greatest, will ever look hack to the District Conference at White Plains, as one of the brighest epochs in their passage through this “vale of tears.” During the session the following gentlemen were elected delegates to the Annual Conference:— A l.TKKN ATKS. Hpv. W. (J. Johnson. J. W. Wingfield, T il. Punier, . J.B. Park. Washington, Wilkes Co., was cho sen as the place for next meeting of the District Conference. The greatest harmony and unanim ity prevailed, and it is hojied the seed sown, will, in good time, yield an abundant harvest. * I’KINTJI’A L*. Rev. G. L. MeUt-ky, 11. .1. Winn, T. It. Willi*, J. F. Hanson, Eiftlors North-East (Iconjian: When your i«i>or was first started 1 suWjilied for it, imping to derive some pleasure from reading it. You Started outright, but have, by vmirown actions,' made it such a concern tlmt . I, for.mo, feci almost like quitting you. Never before have I teen such a change in anything as has taken place in tlih Gnoianw up until lately I could nl- jtiofiWSP fiud niy county paper—never Jii bad any trouble almut it, but things 0 hi*rt: ehanged. Now, when I start tigs*office ! am sure t<* he met by .^. w^i^joji'a. whq will ask me to lot then; mi tqai} i»y :p»pOf> ns they waut to; see hi ^wilA'iwhod {hero /is, and lieiidcs, they VfcjjSt'sHitft'rnovc Gaitt is advo- -n for the good of our section. Now, friend, l like you, but not your jiaper. It is getting out of our old .oi <*gy ways.. It is not dry enough, m’^Change ftr I-«ilI have to quit you. your papers ever stays in my.lHiu^d for twb lionrs. Some one , i Uirpius, it sure, some. Others, like had U> moBCTjSfo always near us, but our rare ■^(lAdTrtfcjHittlo Gkukoian is certain to WJ« puf f" any foflofc, and if you 'adrYlo^niskollicai to* diort to he of much «^4nt©rert/> try to advance ideas *ai hdWttleWst to yotfr readers, v , A® O Eonuian m i -O/Wf fsijfltt haikeL I will say this much in your favor. If von will carry tlirough your game and fish law, you w*a will by tluit one act have <lone more North • iQoorgian than any editor ;;; ’' . Yonrs/ ; ’ rr.*vr.-'i aWa; -wfj to alb! op the Oi.d Kind 'rid*!*! 1 from Clarke Comity. wit*!** ya ;•■■■■ , i'l .. Qmrqinn: • "j adl ,!^® tidcrable crops in tlijs sce- Jod "C hfivo Uijwy from m jft*tm dollin ;too dollar and a quarter ijlftri dry. for: very ywor labor. I see *® c ^Wfl <l 'dti*ena hare taken' one |>ropcr step in getting 'itji k laundry. Now, . if vour ‘‘City~Fatliers” will send for ,lM} *l reet< ’i b^4ro«/WWi«e»d *amlH> uiid his sjhjusc to -•T'rt iieidahv field,'jufdfexaotly where they tlimd TXibtrA^oit, 1I6d«bon *' a * ieept’hose rAoSt popular Hums—Mag nolia and Pee Dec. The Committee appointed to pre pare a report on the several interests of tlw; ehnreh in this Distiict, beg leave to sulmiit tl»e following: From the statements made by tho Pastors of the several stations and all tho information uo have Icon able to obtain as to the church, wc are forced to the. painful conclusion that there doc-- not exist .that amount of exjierimentid religion Which is essential to our prosjw-rity a? a eliurch or haj>- piin-SR as a people. This is HUrilmtahle to the neglect «rf many ii»qH>rtant duties by the church, and r. failure on tho part of the pastor ate to require a faithful discharge of every Christian duty ami obligation. There is a remedy for this evil, ami it ran and must lie applied, if tire church ever liolds the position she ought to oc cupy among men as tins “salt of the earth” and “tlmviiglit of the world.” We must, brethren, return .to first principles, and tread again the eld K ith which has proved to many wl*o ive proceeded u», the path to glory and to God.. r U To live, as too many do, who are recognized as members of the vwible church of God—destitute of a ocnac of His pardoning mercy, and devoid of that pease and joy-which true religion alone imparts, is really n lamentable condition. Having a forni ofgodliness and denying its .power; hoping for heaven mid yet pursuing the path to heili’ • 3 u-'i These considerations ibbnld awaken in us aliaspiritofearnest self3rxnmina- tioh-—that each of ns for Idmself, may know where be is standing nnd Whither lie is tendiijg. AVn! if we find that ..Hr hopes" ffr 1 ' heaVen are not' Avcll founded, and that we are resting in a false security, wc should at mioe betake ourselves, witiiout n moment’s delay, fo earnest ami importunate prayer that GihI wonl.l forgive our jiost unfitithful- ness hnd vouchsafe to ussneh supplies of graoc as wiilxmahle us in the future to serve ami please Him in newness of dfe tA the hour and glory of His name. Tlien shall the duireh go ibrth in her tjehiity and strength and Uccoine a pniise irt nil the earth; May Godspeed the happy day ! 1 v n Witji ft-gard tp the .Sabbath School interest, We fee! grifflfied with the re- fiortsbiiilde by the Pastors on this suli- jet. iijid think' lUcr aflord cause for nitjch 1 ei)co«ragt!iii«Tt.' WO Would suggest that we u^e exclusively in our own schools our own .Sabbath School literature.; by doing which, we shall aid our Publishing Honse at Nashville, and have our childreii rightly instruc ted in the doctrines of our church Wc beg leave'to append the follow ing resolution: liemdved, Tluit as members of this District Conference, wo feel the impor tance of a mpro thorough consqpration of ourselves to GihI and to Hii service; 7 „ .... nnd with and. hnmbic reliance upon re v <>- M, ‘ l His grace, we pledge ourselves fo a more earnest and faithful discharge of <luty in the time to come. 1 Councu. Chamber, ") Athens Ga., Sept. 1, 1873, C 4 o’clock P. M. ^ The regular monthly meeting of Council was held this evening. Pres ent : His Honor, J. D. Pittard, May or, aud Aldermen Moss, Lucas, Lumpkin, Talmadge and Nickerson. The minutes of tho two previous meetings were read and confirmed. The appeal case of J. E. Ilitch was called ami continued until next regular meeting of Council. The resignation of E. 1*. Lumpkin, City Attorney, was taken up and received. A petition from Marr & Flem'ng to open a market for the sale of fresh mcits, etc., at house between National Bank and Boussc & Moon’s bir-room, was read and they were authorized to open market at the place designated, provided they pay a store rent of twenty-five dollars, and conform to all the laws in regard to inspection. A communication from W. Leroy Brown, I'resident of State College, Ac., requesting Council to select five young men, for ap|x>iutmcnts as State students, in the State College, to re ceive their tuition free of charge, was read aud received, and Council signi fied its purpose of making the selections at an early day. Verbal reports from the Ordinance and Street Committee was made. The Street Committee reported adversely o:i the petition of Marks a id Lumpkin in regard to the extension of Broad Street, the matter was on motiou still left in the hands of the Street Commit tee, and they were instructed to pro cure the extension, if possible, the width not to be less than forty feet. Monthly reports from the following officers were read and received, Treas urer, Chief of Police, Clerk of Market ami Lamplighter. The Treasurer made a special report of all amounts due the City, on Tax Digests of 1870 1871,1872, and 1873. Also, on dock et of Mayor’s Court of 1871, 1872, and 1873, giving names and amounts due by each party. The report was ceived. The Chief of Police was ordered to collect ull the fines due the city imme diately. On motion of Alderman Moss, coun cil proceeded to elect a City Attorney II. Cobb was unanimously elected Alderman Lucas retired. The Clerk of Council was instructed to compare the Tax executions now in the hands of the Chief of Ppiioc, with tho Tax Digest, and if executions liavi not been issued against all persons ow ing Tax previous to 1873, be shall is sue executions at once, and the Chief -it’ Police shall proceed at once to the collection of tlie same. On motion of Alderman Lumpkin, the question as to whether or not the city has control of the Coffrt House, except when in use by tlie county for Court purjioscs, was referred to the City Attorney, with instructions to give the Council n written opinion on tlie matter. The following bills were ordered paid : \V. S. Hemphill, 817.83; W. N. Kilgoe, 912.25; \Y. N. Kilgoe, 919.25; W. N. Kilgoe; $21.00; W. N. Kilgoe, 918.37; W. N. Kilgoe, 912.25. The matter of tlie grade of the side walk in front of England & Orr’s store, was left with the Mayor aud .Street Committee to act. The Chief of Police was instructed to notify Randall Brown that his danco house on market street, near the City Hall, inis been reported to the Council by a number of citizens resi ding near it, to be a nuisance, the noisy and disorderly conduct of {ar sons frequenting it continuously dis turbing the quiet of the neighborhood. The City Attorney was directed to furnish tlie Chief of Police with a writ ten notice to be served on Randall Brmvn as above stated. Council adjourned. \V. A. Ghj.vxand, Clerk of Council Wlntervillc ({range, No. 9G, P. of H* At the last meeting of tho above named Orange, the following persons were installed «3 officers lor the ensuing- term: W. H. Morton, M. W. R. Tuck, O. W. H. Dean, L. J. W. Hale, S. J. M. Dean, A. S, RoVt Tttck, Treas, J. R. Tuck, Sec’y. T. R. Tuck, Gate Keeper, Mrs. Cora Morton, Ceris. Mrs. Lizzie R. Tuck, Pomona. Mr*. Carle Dean, Flora, Miss Ella N. Winter, L. A, S. JVen> rivertisenien Is. A NEW ENTERPRISE Green G ropery IN' ATHENS m. DANIEL’S MA(xlQ;OIL. I taka pleasure In stating that I-I>avo used Pan- lei’s Ma^ic OH lor two years in my family, in bruises, strains, sprains, colic, sure throat, rheu matism and ViniaB*'other «W*H>iu, with entire mtistactIon, uul take great cttttnrro in recommen ding it to my friend* and taw public as a superior medicine, which will do all that is claimed for it. JOHlr-iiAta»N T EASLEY, Elbert county, Oa. To Property Owners,—As daily application Is made at our office, both to buy and rent property in tlie town, we hope all of onr citizens owning property which they would like to dis pose of, or to rent, will register same with us. As we give our undivided attention to this business, it will lie to their interest, and greatly aid us in keeping up a desirable ileal Estate Agency. H. H. Carlton <fc Co., Real Estate Agents. No. 30 Franklin Ho«?e. For New York.—The following merchants left Athens this week for market: J. W. Collins, Iloss Crane and Charlie Stern. we- What’s in a Name?”—The col ored people have built, iv^icar, g mpy nice chbrcli in this county. They cull it “ Shady Grove.” A gentleman in formed us that it was located in"no old field, not a tree near it, nnd was decidedly the hottest place in the county. Why they call it “ Slmdv Grove ” is beyond our comprehension. Fit Elt; ItY LIST. Unclaimed freight now at tlie office ot the Southern Express Company, is now stored at owners risk, and is liable to he sold for charges, if not called tor within thirty days from this date. Athens, Oa. Septemlnr 4th 18<a. 1 Pel J W Reid. Athens, 1 Uox W O Green, Athens, 1 Pkg I)r M H Gurley, Athens, l Udl B McIntyre, Athens, 1 1’el Pro! II C White, Athens. 1 Pel Miss S Randolph, Athens, 1 Pci ProfW I, Broun, Athens, 1 Box II D Jackson, Athens, 1 Can Dr W MeCurry, Athens. 1 P Box W Hudgins' & Co. Athens, I Pci N L Julies, Cnrmhee 1* O. 1 Pkg Dr J I, Turner, Hartwell, 1 Trunk C L llarlter, Athens, 1 Pkg A E Bc-ardon, Athens. 1 Bee Hive LE Clarke, Athens, Cut Wm. Wjmjaus, Agent. C« A* FLEMING & CO., I In .ins tlie wants of the citizens of Athens and adjoining country ia view, have eslalillahcd, on J-ickson street, rear of the Nation* nl Dank Building, a first-clan Green Grocery They wlirkcci* always on hand a large supply of The Finest & Fattest Meats Beef, Mat ion,. Pork, Peal, STc., At the Lowest Market Prices! We ffceiveotir cattle«liroot from tho Mountain.** Of Sorlh Carolina and Tnimrssoc, aud uo inferior f»nos arc |»urcha.«L*l. . .... We have otiu of the l*p*t Huldifrt id the AUftti- ta market. All that we ask Isa trial. Our Meats will speak for thcmselrcs. 8B|i54f c. a. Fleming, wm. MARK. GRATES Grates, Grates. I HAVE ordered a splendid assort- motif, which I am looking for at an catly dat»i, of CHEAPGRATES Arrival of which will he announced through tho columns of tlie North-Fast Georgian, would say to those contemplating tho use of C*o:tl that l shall k 1 ahle to furnish Grates as Cheap as they Can he Bought in tlie South. E. E. JONES. Nc?v Adve?'llscmenis. School Notices, HOME SCHOOL, A2‘7WjYS, GA. MADAME SOSNOWSKI XV_1_ will resume tho ewereitet «f her 5?chool on the 151h «r .Scptemlwr; ?Be IdkK pjeo-TOro In an nouncing fo hot 1 M. ndf and pair.nw that ahe ha* aecurod trie BHUtaace «f cnin(iefont and well-train, ed Teacher*, and »m dS KH in her power to the ad raneenhful and well-being of llcf pupila; Scholastic year from .September 1.7th to July 1st, cit.utbR.- pki: AN.vuii Boanl >4125. English Tuition .v.-.SCO, $40 and SSO. , ARE NOW DAILY RECEIVING A SPLENDID FALL STOCK LEE M. LYLE’S SCHOOL FOR BOYS. A FTER six years experience in -XTjL. Teaching, I oiler hiv services to the tifir-erm Teaching, of Athens anti vicinity, ices to the tifireifR I rev-jkoctfullj* wilteM a share of their patr«»u;»uc The first term w»U>*e* gin August 25tli, at U o clock a. ni., In the building next door to the Episcopal Church, Clayton street. Tho usual Kiudixh and CiasNicai branciics will lie thoroughly taught. TERMS PER MONTII. Primary Class 84 00 IntermediateCia s 5 CO Senior Class C OU Two sessloiii* pe r day. LEE M. LYLE. NNW rlDTJERHSEMENTS. CONSISTING OF DRT 600DS, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Boots, &hoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware, Cutlery Meetiee, fits, R9f% Aud, indeed, EVERYTHING usually kept in first-class establishments. JUST DECEIVED FRESH Martijy Institute. Ip ALL TERM OF 1873 will open -J- 1 on the 'JUtli of August. Superior tacintie^ will be ollcrcd. The Board of TruMcc* have dctcr- mined to put up new and commodious buildings IMMEDIATELY. Board from 5?10 to $12.50. J. W. GLENN, l*rincipal. J. E. RANDOLPH, Sec’y Board Trustcct*. 0 NN B UTTONS NEVER Inf thcTuundau'in'j)r*fntur"n V u Wells’ Carbolic Tablet, are a sure euro for all dlwmo-, „<■. .. . Organs,*.,™ threat, dipthcria,!? , ,'!, ra,or l r tarrh, croup, hoarzoncs*. drvucs* -r ’,’ ca ‘ windpipe, or bronchial tuls», and -ill , ,iru “'' the lung*. In all cn*es of ,X«|, taken, these Tablets should In, pr„u,|, ! ] ’ 3 7 l'‘‘ r lv usetl. They «,«alizo the iircnfofc blOftd, *l>« .. .1 14 For Fall Planting, lor sale cheaper than usual, at I „ lc '^-“Vvell TIIE NEW DRUG STORE #t, "‘ u,M>, " ?to W - ac, - 3<c 10 lo 13 00 12 no 11 0 lust Received, -BY 1 in I .V) lo g ItU 14 l„ 15 ni to \ 15 to l» 1 lo 15 THK OTHER SIDB OF TIIE F.LOFF- METT. Athens Retail Prices Current, Girrcrhd by J. H. I{ntj<jin*, C,m- cral CoamUtion Merchant, Jletm Street, Athena (deonjia. Cotton.— i*cr.ll*. ProTiNions*—Flour, Fancy, |n*r bl»i.. Extra Family, Family, Sujiertiiie Gorn —|*or I>iihIi. 85 hi Veas “ j no t „ Men! Wheat M Bacon hidvs, |H.*r pound “ s>!*oulders, “ “ hams, “ Lard, «* Jht <lux. 15 to 20 Chickens, grown, lOet Frying 10 »o 2» Boher per lb. 25 30 Groceries.—Sugar, Crtudacd pt-rll». 15 to 16 ** A 44 M to 15 “ I* “ 14 to 10 “ C— 44 13 to 14 ** lK*mamra, 44 13 to 13 CofTcc, Kio, 41 30 to 33 “ liftgtiinig 14 50 to J'5 " Java 44 .**5 to 40 Tea, Hyacn 41 1 50 to 2 00 44 GuniMjwdcr, 44 1 75 to — 44 Black 44 . 1 50 to — Onions, per bush. 1 00 1 .50 Srnip. Sorghum, per gal. GO to 75 Candles, sperm... |*crlt». 40 to 50 44 Adnnian, * 4 20 to 25 44 Tallow, *• 8 to lf» . . _ CIiccm*, State 44 — to — 44 Eng. Dairy, 44 25 to 30 Candy, plain -per lb. 18 to 40 44 fancy 44 DO to 60 Soda 44 12 to 15 Dry Good*..—Print*, 44 Osnaburgs, jut yd. Yn Shirting, 44 E. S. England & Co SPLKNDIIl ASSOHTilENT OF BAGGING AND TIES. TAKEN UP, OY C. E. HAMILTON, a Cow I A ami Yearling. The Cow I* !*!ack, with no mark, ami came to my house la>t spring. The Yearling is sj^tted, and* wtlh taken up last tall. The owners are ro<mos1od to call for, take them away and pay expenses. SHAKE tio through the Ague |*erfortnanco day after day, tilt all your vitality is used up and your health prrtusi- OTT H\T tL’Utryruiued,ortakcatK*ttk*otour 1)tlu Kress Fever Tonic ourr ft m and lircnk >»p the fearful malady at If liAX once. Cures of Ague warranted by the proprietors, \V. C. Hamilton & Co., Cincin., O. X ta H ◄ to 11'/., 1-4 44 1 Hied Peaches, |M*aied, ll.iw Hianlvy was Not the Only Martyr, but a Good Trader. EtlHw* North-Eu*tGeorgians Pfcai-c allow me to correct a few mistakes marie in your last issue of tbc elojxmv'nt of last spring. Mr. Hina- Icy slid he took his wife from a house of ill-fame, and I supjiosc she has gone back, to it. There was certain par ties persuaded McDonald to Lake her off, and after long persuasion he agreed to go, not experienced enough in the world to know any better. He had fifty dollars which she took possession ,>f. 8Ke never rested until she got 1 ini ti> lioard there. I liojw Mr. H. will do lictter in his second elioice. McDonald was an honest, bard work ing l>(iy, ; Would “take too much tea” some times, as all others do. Mr. llihsloy is noted for his truthfulness, thmiglf not many jicoplc know it. Mrs. Ilinslcy’s licauty was not visible. I will also say that liinslcy never had a eeut of his.own, and that the horses lie now boasts so much about cainc by the wo- mah \vho l^ft him. He conscutcd for her to- leave him upon tho condition tlqit slic lefl liiin the horses. In other words, Ilmsley traded his wife for* J iair (dlior cs. Now. I wiuld ask, Mr. vlilor, wrs it the 1 woman or Hiusley made a “goml riddance.” A Frisud, ' ’ ; * J. H. D. For'the Laihes.—This being the season fur, re-planting your llowefs, wo would cdl your a^toution to *' Ward’s Special Fertilizer .for Pot Plants nnd Flowers.” Those who have tried it, are greatly pleased. It gives new life and vigor to tho plants, greatly in creasing tiiuir size, their foliage and their flowering. Enough for one hun dred plants, for one dollar. For ealeby II. H. Caui.ton <&Co., No. 30 Franklin House. Tlie very best brands of Black Green xiad English Breakfast Teas are kept by Talmaugk, Hodgson & Co., New Advertisements, AlONEY I ■ . AND MEDICINE! To i*opul irire ami make belter known the wonder ful curative eilects of our Celebrated SUGAlt-COATEI) lIVEft PttiS Wtfhail, until further notice, pack @100.00 IN GOLD COIN In every liundml gross of our Liver liils. Tl in a novel idea, bnt we waut WINE MAN’S SUGAR-COATED Mf@r Wmrn 11 Ihum-.' toiau i HEptiselioId Remedy -in- • ' Every Southern llouic! 1,000 Agents Wanted! '■ ■ In thU anil aSjuiniaj-States to sell Wine m an’s SUGAR-COATED Llf IE FILLS Ther are without doabt the bat nl must rell- •bfoVUt aver offervd for sale, ami mwlMiUsl es pecially to a Southern climate. Miecnt Inducements ottered th the aountry trade. NOTIUK.—Penvns who bare uerer usud Wine- man’s Urer Pills, can obtain sample Free by Mail, with directions, hy enclosing three eentafompto PHILIP WISEMAN & CO. .Importers end Wholesale Draggfots, No. 3S XlajncStreet — Charleston, 8. C R. T. BRUMBY & CO. AiZ-Hts. ATUENS, GA. WELLS. \\fELL DIGGERS will apply to V V Prof. W. Lerov Broun or to Prof. Williams lorford to eon tract for MX-urin^ a good fiUpply it or on the University Ground*. W ANTED—all men wishing to make money to send for a (luiuphlet containing instructions, Ac., which everybody should know. J. 1*. Tildcn, Pittsburg, l*a. ATHENS HIGH SCHOOL. Select Boarding Sy Bay School FOB $OT$, COURSE OF STUDY. ('liissical, Miitlicmalical, Scientific ami Practical. Lxerviscs rc.*iu:uc*4 Sci*teinber 1st, 1873. BENJ. T. HUNTEH, Principal RKFERKNC’K—Chancellor and Faculty, Uni versity Georgia. Circular. School Notice. R S. CHENEY would inform the • public that his School at Harmony Grove will bv opto on the 21*t of July, for the reeoidiuti of DU^>il*. With the assistance of MUs V. C. rAlikS, who h.v charge of the Primary Depart ment, bo promise* thorough buthlactloii to all i*ar- ents who entrust their children to his charge. Bates of tuition very moderate. For iKiriicul&rs, apply t<» or uddrer* U. S. CHENEY^ Prixiciiml, Jy1l-2:n Harmony Grove, Ga. 3 S !5 9 p S 5 c T- ; js P jp Lo f ip p : Time Testa the Merita of all Bungs. 1S40 FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS 1873 PERRY DAVIS 9 PAIN KILLER H AS l»ccn tested in every variety of climate, and by almost every nation known to Ameri cans. It is the constant companion and inestima ble friend of tlie missionary and the traveler, on thuftca or land, and no one should travel on our lakes or rivers witiiout it. Since the Pain Killer was first introduced, and met with such extensive sale, many Liniment.**, Beliefs. Panaceas, nnd other remedies have been ottered to the public, but not one Of them has at tained the truly enviable standing or the PAIN KlLLKll. Wiry is This So! 5 It I* because Davis' Pain Killer fo what it claims o be—a reliever of j»aiu.* Its rneriU* are unsur- cpseed. • If you are suflerring with internal ]»ain, 20 to 30 drops in a little water will almost instantly cure you. There is nothing to equal it f*»r Colic, Cramps, Spasms. Ileartdrtirn. Diarrhua, Dysintery, Flux, Wind in tJie ik»wels, t*uur Stomach, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, «£c. Ill sections of the conntry where fever and ague prevail there is no remedy held in greater esteem. Persons traveling should keep it by them. A few drops in Water will prevent sickness or bowel troubles from charge oi water. From foreign countries the call for Pain Killer are great. It is !>ound to cure Cholera when nil dies fail. ... . mitigate the severity of tire ll'.fv will, in a very short time, restore fici.itUv neium t, :!(*1 organs. Weil’s Carbolic TnU,,’ ’ ’ »e.. W , u ® , ’? J “** 1)0 rtWit«2 If the) cant he found at vour ‘iiuttgist’s *,. n j ouccto the agent in New York, who will’ f„r a ’; them hv return mall. Don’t !*■ deceived i, v if tations. bold by dru-gists. Frire 35 ets ui» f . JOHN Q. KELLOGG, is Pidxie, £ y 1 Sole agent'for U.'< Send f*»r circular. Working Class *-»**»*i<*,sa> = * ’ V, , ^ Wlck Koaranieed. Ib. spec table employment at home, day „ r erVni, ' no capital required. Full in.trartlone ai„l vJh.'; hie parkage of goods seut free by mail. i.mJL with six cent return stamp, M.'Vouna *' Greenwich street, N. Y. 9 ' i' wii blood purifier Is the most powerful cleanser, sircagthenei remover of glandular Obstructions k.wwn u tcnaMedica. 10 lira specially alapted to constitutions down and debilitated by the w a „ u weather of hprtng and Summer, when t he hl,,,i i, not in Jive clrenlatlon, consequently gatheringfnlluri! ties from Sluggishness and imperfect action of the secretive orgnti-, and is manifested bv tumor, eruptions, blotches, boils, pustules, scrofula“T’ W hen weary and languid from overwork, and dullness, drowsiness and im rtia tale the place of energy and rigor, the system need* • • 1 ■ Miscellaneous. GOOD BEEF OKI ITT »fc TOWNS, from autl J- after thin date, August 23d, 1S73, will furnish ImhmI Beef, 'Sp*ak from the Market Houao, at 15 c«ut.> jvr 1*011 n«J. Will sell KoastJi at 8 audluccnta. We sell nothing but first-cIuNS Beef. J. F. O’KELLEY, PHOTOGRAPH ARTIST, Over Williams* Shoe Store, BROAD STREET '.ATHENS, GA. N. F. BURNHAM’S Now Turbine ii tested at York, Pa. M. Estinger, C. K., voke, Mass., I»y uies Emerson, II. E. For {lamphlet ami test rejnirt ad- ilrc a ts No F. BURNHAM, M York, Pa. ™ Kentucky University. Located nl Ashvilie. the home of Henry Clay aud old Transylvania. »Six colleges in operation, with thirty professors and CH0 students from 2n* States. Entire fests for collegiate year, $20, except in the law, inetlienl and commercial colleges. Boartling from $2 lo £5 per week. Tho great institution of the South for cheap, thorough and practical educa tion. Foreataloiiiic, addn’ss I. IL BOWMAN, Regent, Lexington, Ky. Virginia Female Institute STAUNTON, YA. Ten exjH'riem’vd teacher* in the English tVmrse, four in Luigu .g»*s, seven in Music, with twenty- wvvti new instruments in use. Five teaehers of ornamental bninehes. Pupils from seventeen Staler. ChartcnM 1811. Reorganized 1818. For cata ogucsaddress Rev. It. If. Phillips, Principal. A Work of Intcn.so Interest and Intrinsic Value OCEAN’S STORY. By the gifted son of tlie famous 44 Petor Parley.” Tin* tmuIi t*f great historlval research. An au thentic history of navigation and it* manifold discoveries since tlie Flood. Alwuntbi with start ling incidents, fearful disasters, lawless piracies, hhMMly 1 *atl!es, and glorious achievements; also descril»es diving, telegraphing. t>ee«n Fisheries, Ac. Over 200 spirited cuts. Subject now. Price low. Agents wanted. Hubbard Btos., Pulis., 723 Satis* mi st. t Phi la., Pa. J3 A R-EOOM. I lOOTH A CHAFFIN, near tho Conit-House, > Athens, Ga., have oj»ene<I a first-class Bar, well stocked with the finest and best Liquors of all kimls. ikuthnl Liquors a speciality. Give us a call, and you are fauind to he satisfied. pi EOKGIA. HART COUNTY.— V.T Whereas, Dillard N. Wright applies to me for letters t»f Administration oil the estate of Thomas #. Wright, late of Oconeo county, l’., dcceose'l— Therefore, All persons concerned are hereby r«- qulred to show cause, if any they have, at the teg ular term of the Fourtof (inlinary of said county, to Ik* held on the first Monday in Octolwr next, why said Letters should not be granted. Given under :nv hand, this 25th day of August, IS?.*. FKED.'C. STEPHENSON, Ordinary. v i tl . . 4 .. _ ;■Iitoiiiic ana tn fcarv or*nn W hen used externally, ns a Umiment, nothing | tive, t roduciog wetiknes. of fire, notl the wound heals like on!inary sores. Those hufi'cring from llheumatism, Gout or Neu ralgia, if not a positive cure, they will f.ml tlie Pain Killer gives (horn relief when no other reme dy will. It gives instant relief from aching teeth. "Every houscpceper should keep it on hand, and apply it at the first attack ol any j*ain. It will give satisfactory relief, and save 1 touts ofsuilVruvg. Do not trifle with yourself l»v testing uittried remedies. Be sure j*ou call far aml get Ihcgeiiuiue l*uiu Killer, as many worthless nostrums are at tempted tv* be sold on the great reputation of. this valuable medicine. Ktij ' Directions aecoiujmny each Itottle. Price, cents, 50 cents, and 61 per foil tie. je 13-1 m A Great & Wonderful finery MADE 15 V MRS. L. 1H. BUSH, 4l’(5 TAVERN, WALTON UOINTY, «A. r PHE marked .‘uceesd attending the _L. intniduction of Mrs. Bush’s Remedy far Burns, has induced the proprietor to make*more extensive preparation for the manufaeiure of the medicine. Those win* have up|died for County Agencies, and those wh<» con template applications, will please exercise n little patience, and make allttwance for unavoidable dekiv caused by the diihcuUies incident t** a new undertaking. * They may rest assured that their orders will l»e attend- csl to as early as i*ossible. Besides curing tho wt#rst cases of Burns, which it invariably does in frt»ni five to twenty uiiuuWs.it has proved to f>o an invaluable remedy in Toe or Foot-Itch nnd Corns. WILEY BUSH. »«?. Agents are authorized to refund the money paid them far medicine where entice *ati.«facti< * Bonds of the City of Athens FOR SALE. f AXE HUNDRED THOUSAND Dollars Worlh—bearing 8 per eeut. interest, payable semi—annually. The attention of capital ists invited. JOHN CALVIN JOHNSON, Scc’y A Treas. May 7—It Northeastern Railroad Co. not given. Con*<*|U<*ntly, there ran W no risk. My Agents arc all re>i*onsihlo in every sense t*f the word. Supplies for retail purj»os»V will l*e kept at Dr. Kuig’s Drug Store, A them Booth A Durham's Store, Watkiusvillc. Write for Large Illustrated Price List. Address fiKAT WESTERN 'NO^LS/73 irmnoDa Pittsburgh pa. Breech-loading shot guns. 510 to 5300. Double shot guns, 58 to 8150. Single guns, 53 to$20. Ki- lles, 58 to 575. Revolvers 4 , 56 to 525. Pistols. Si to 58. GurE material, fishing Uckle. Largo dis count to (Irakis or dubs. Army guns, revolvers. Ac., bought or traded for. floods sent by express v. o. D. lo bo examined Indore paid for. Cotton Gin, I WILL sell a splemfid 40 Saw X (ilUSAVOI.I) CIS. Price, One Uanilscd Dol lar*. AusO—lm. . K. R. SAULTER, Athens, Oa. Shoes, Shoes. RAWING to the heavy trade of the V / past season, I w as unable to fill more than half my order*. With n view to meet t he large and growing demand far my,Shoes. 1 have nearly twice as. much stock as last year, and now oiler to the TRADE the BEST STOCK OF GOODS I have ever made. All of my Shoes are perfectly honest, are free from wells, aud are made from best Oak Tanned I/C;ither, From My Own Tan-Yard! This Oak Leather is firtter, and brings mo 10 cents more per pound in New York than the Hemlock. 1 will duplicate any hill of goods bought iu Nor thern markets, and Sarc 1 bn Fecit/It Is Charges. Every pair Warranted not to Rip. For sale at retail by the Merc!.nuts, who will sell at uniform prices and at living profits. Rich pair has my name in full stamped upon tho * “ Don’t I.uv any other. “ie trade U|»otkapplication. m. W. BRUMBY. 3*>tli thoiisand In pres* Sale iuciv-asing. 2,000 more Uve ageiila wanted for our Livingstone Africa urer 000 .mly St.50. letok hut for inferior wo'tte- betel for c-irctiUr ami proof of the great »ucro.«» of tho *ea»m. Kein.rt jurt in, 181 sul*. in six liar*, llu^hnnl Brue-, l’ulu., K3 thunoiii at., Phil*., P«. WTT1ITIV Aud than- the Puison il JTlALi,' I*, a tt'-nd, routined in tyrannize m i 1 TC ■ On iinrctrlevahfo, condemned. •4 A© blood.—Shaki-pcnre, A 1IVT T The Tyrant Poison’s power fa ILlJUil oancclod .rial (lie blood retrieved by Krtn Fever Tonic. It enters the circulation, orereomro an.1 ejects this ague poison. TI.Ls rem edy fa warranted liy tho Proprietors, to euro ague. A Imi* of Pills free with each bottle. W, C. Ham ilton A Co., Cincinnati, Q. POPULAR EXPOSITOR Of tho Gospel aud Act*. By Rev, Alfred Kerins, L. B., D. P„ emltraees the international aerie* lesiemg (br S years. Every jiastor, teacher aud family needs it. Eml<»n»cd by i'residenta McCosh, Cobleigh, King. Wallace, Bisimps 8imi«son, Stophciis, Haven ami the clergy uni pre** in ull part* of tho conntry. Agents wanted. Litieral terms given. Address Ziegler A McCurdy, 518 Arthiit., Philadelphia, Pa SEPTEMBER FIVE. VV. L. WOOD & CO. Broad St., Athens,!^ o located in tfol Fr.uitlin House, Up Slalrs," DKAUCiW IN jAII, Kinds off- URNITURI PABU»i:.CUAMBER I —\A9tftte— DJN1NG-IIOOM. Livery, Feed and Sale Stable, ATHENS, OA.. GANN & REAVES. . . .PROPRIETORS WILL BE FOUND AT THEIR VV old stand, rear Franklin Moose building, Thomas street. Keep always on hand good Turn outs and careful drivers, block well cared for whua entrusted to bur cate. Stock on baud for oak at all (gutes. , docltl-W TAUI.E.S, aU kinds mode to order. W1IATJCOT8, RACKS, WAMHRORES, I.OUNGK3, aud everything else ever found In a Firsl-tCIass Furniture Store, AT 1LXTRKMELY : - : * Low Prices* PICTURES FRAMED. rerfilVK TJ3 A THIAL-Wt W. L. WOOD ^ CO Broad Street, Athemt, Georgia, wr. . I 1,'mu.llw 0:»V(l()OAV'*'Ai uterine end in feary organ are ina« " "land in- meat. ' ' dennge- Dr. Wells’ Extract of Jnrnbcba Is prepnrcl directly from the South American l-lnut, an.1 fa peculiarly suited to all these ilitlicu!. tics. It will cleanse the vitiated h].«d, strrncth- £." the life-givlna fa.wcrs, and remove all obstruc tions from nnpoinsl nnd enfecMed organs. it should l>e frteiv uken, as .InruMui i, ,, r ... nouuced Uy tuclical writers the most elfrri. tu pn- rtficr, tonic and deobstrneut known in the .hot. ranye ofiurslJeal |.bints. _ ,, <1- KtU.OUG, IS I-iatt-sf, N. Y„ Soblby dr.- ?;: ,sfa, Kc le agent for she V. I*rn e $r ;*or bvttre. Send forcitvubl- and at THE BEST Aniline Lied. Aniline l^nrplo, Aniline IBlne. Aniline Green. Aniline Yellow. For sill* at llic NEW DRUG STORE he Chicago Farm Pumps Fated Porcelain-Lined Iron Cylinder Pomps For GUtoms and WoQs of any Oepth* The startling drawl ackson nearly nil medirina agents has ever been that in their proves* of vur- gntion and purification they have alsMlebilltatcd tlie lyKtcw. To obviate this difiicultv piiyrici- ns liave long sought for an agent that would I'UKdiK. ri'KIFY AND STRENGTHEN at one and the sane time. Their research has at bust been rewanltd Gy adiscovcry which fully realins the lumlesl fa- sires of the medical faculty, ami which fo justly veperded as the most iimportant trimaffii tl.it I harmacy has evor achieved. Tho iiu]>oriautde- Mdcraluui is l)r. Tiitt’s Vegetable Liver Pill. Which ]>urify the blood and remove all corrupt hutiioi'K aud unhealthy ncctimillations froui the body, and yet produces no weakness or la-situde what ever, but oil the contrary, tones the stotiuah and invigorate the lntdy during the progress of their operation* They unite the heretofore irrec oncilable «|ualtties ol u strengthening purgatite aud a purifying tonic. Dr. TutUalMus ure the most active and March ing medicine in existence. They at once attack the very root of disease*, ami their action i> pnuupt that iu an hour «»r mj alter they are taken the patient is aware of tlieir effects. Ti er may be taken at any time witiiout restraint of diet or occupation; they produce ueither cauMa. griping or debility, and as a fhmilv medicine the* have no rival. Price 25 cents a ho*. s Mhyrii druggists. Principal office, to and 2uFiats street, New York. Are Cheap, SnraUe asd Effident OVEB 100,000 SOI03. xvsav PUMP WAH BANTED Aw Potaa Cft& Got ThisL CHILDS, NICKERSON & CO., General Hardware Healers, SOUTHERN NURSERY, ERWIN & THURMOND. YVTE are offering to the public a VV gclectloir of Fruit a.fantwl to tho South ern climate, consisting of Apples, Reaches, l’ears, — - - a. Kughsh Wab irrles, Pecans, Ac. ENT Is presided, over by a skilful 'Florist, iu which way be found Ornamental Shrubbery, of all varieties, an ^ Dot House Plants at prices that will defy competition W« haTo everything that fa usually found In a BSraaffliOT«BS»fi£ ern cliuiale. We will, upon aPpUcaUon, furufah. f retu catalogue^/jiV^THuniiONl^ GIFT ENTERPRISE Ibe Only lit liable Gift Distrilmticu in the fiaitrv $50,000 00 IK VALUABLE GIFTS TO HE MSTHWUTED IN L. r>. SlisTE’S REGULAR MONTHLY jJlFf JJnteri’kise Bo he dm,ten Monday, &yd. One tiraiul Caj ital Prize 85,000 11ST GOLD- Vivo Prizes $1000. Five Prizes $300. Ten Prizes $100 „ „ Due Family Carriage* anil Matched Homes, wlta Silvef-mounW Harness, worth 91,fi00. One Hoi«e nnd Buggy, with Silver-mounted 11 nera, worth $€00. Oaefine-toucti rosewood Piano, woxlb h Five Family Sewing Machine*, worth SI « v«". 750 Gohl- and Silver Lever lluntins WStchM. wort It from S-0 to 8*0 eseh. Gold Chains, Silver-ware, Jewelry, Ac., ««• . Whole numherGin*, lU.ltOO. Tickets l-imitw ^IuSWtS WANTED TO SEIX TICKETS, "> whom Liberal Premiums will lie paid. t 10 Single Tickets «1; Six Tickets So; Tick.-M S10; T'vcnt y-t! ye Ticket* r'AJ- . .Circulars containing a full #>• of pritf*. • jn . scriptionof the manner of drawing, snoot*. (ie fonmtUcu iu reference lo Ui« Distnl.uttoii, * sent to aur ouo ordering tlieui. All loUtt 5 lie addrosml to ■ ‘ ... f - Main Office H- D. Sl> Es, 1U1 W. Fifth St. ji{ Greenbacks! ji* * 14 ’* v ii CUNCISSlf 1 ' 0 160 Pounds of TURftlF SE£0 Sold, and Fresh Supply of White Globe, Yellow Kuta * YeMaio Aberdeen, Seven Top, White Flat Dutch, Hanover or Sweet Gennair, and Large Norfolk, THE NEW DRUG STOKE
