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No. 9.} Athens, Georgia, Wednesday,
S i ! .vii.ii/ •• . -.1 " ’**' •" ' ' . .:TONf
... .L. W. Thomas,
& THOMAS
kvs at Law
i.-', Georgia.
r.-nco by special ^oriiiisslnn
iTEIINGSDAY MORNING, DKC’Il »0.
General Loral and Traveling Agent.
Capt. J. E. Ritoh,
I* lb* duly authorized a pent of the Xortu-KAST
ClEOr.fJTXTS.
Capt. Rit( ii isal*
that splendid weekly
duly authorized agent of
4 * .Sunny South.”
:i ,\M L P. THURMOND,
Attorney at Law,
lt.i.ka, Piankli
iy R. LITTLE,
* Attorney of Law,
ho HI}, ERWIN & COHB
Attorneys at Law,
ATHENS
‘ Office in tlio iVupree
CAIiNESVILLK, (1A.
(UIN T. os I JOHN.
Aitorney-at-LftW,
ELBERTON, GA.
‘I ; rt. t»eo in the r.mntie* of the Northern
i , Runic*, Fran kit n ami Habersham of. the
u Cir. uit; will give special attention to
K. ms entrusted to hi-raTr.
Ian. lU, I>. l -ly.is
S. 1)01 IT Cl I.
* Attorney at Lair,
CARSE-WILLE, OA.
I!. A. WILLIAMSON,
/ATCHM ‘KER and JEWELLER
At I»r.
Iuoar sTi:i:ei\
...ATHENS, (JA.
ri -r tu.inner, und
Tke Peoples’ Ticket.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
Clarke Cotinly.
Per Clerk Superior Court,
W. B. PRUITT.
For Sheriff,
J. A. BROWING.
For Tax Receiver,
DAVHW2. STMS.
. . For Tax Collector,
HENRY S. ANDERSON.
For County Treasurer,
SIDNEY C. REESE.
For County Surveyor,
E. K. LUMPKIN.
For Coroner,
ISAAC WILKERSON.
Wanted, Immediately,
n«&,At this office, Two Good Typob!
None need apply, hut those fully ac
quainted «i:li the business.
WILEY CHILDERS,
< *(.' A 1K1) in t!:is city, is prepared
• •idlkL. li of t’jrj'itiilftV Work in the
*1 ni r.Msotffii.le rate*., with dispatch.
Mo rc ;r «»j t he t it v t leik\* Office.
Ian.
V. GURLEY,
S7*WCttO.Y ‘7) /.’. YTlsi\
AKl'S plcsisuro in announcing to
I.f Frank!
• *n the Athens
lie, where he is
!5 ii* different
h:eo.
w. COOPER,
£(> and l^ujvorv
INCIDENTS OF CHRISTMAS.
The past week, in our midst, while
not marked with that excitement and
hilarity usual during Christmas holi
days—doubtless due to the hard times
—and falling very far short of what
Christmas was in the days of yore—
vet it was filled up with incidents and
occasions of |>eculiar interest and plea
sure.
The most prominent and interesting
among these were tiro Christmas Trees
at the Baptist, Methodist and Episco
pal churches.
ra Troupe;” the exhibitions on the
n:gilts of the 28th and 29th inst., of
“ Bill wick’s Grand Etheopian Min
strels”; on
V CHRISTMAS DAY,
a very interesting and entertaining
horse and dog exhihitionjon Broad st.,
by the celebrated Horse and Dog
trainer, Prof. ; this was a won
derful performance, showing the com
plete control of man over 1 least. Then,
THE “ATHENS r.I!AS8 BAND,”
under the efficient leadership of Geo.
Davis, which discoursed fine music
through our streets during Christmas,
making all Athenians feel proud of
this musical organization of our city.
THE COI,OREI> FEOrEE.
The usual festivities of the colored
people were noticeable, and what par
ticular! v struck us, was the apparent
small diminution hr their\nmnbers,
considering the recent much-ado about
emigration. From the spirit of con
tentment which seemed to be among
this class of Christmas enjoyers, wc
don’t think the subject of emigration
has troubled their minds much—cer
tainly no; to the interruption of their
love for the “ Pigeon-wing Fandango’'
and the regular, old-foshioned Christ
j mas break-downs. We predict that
most of their Westward bound fellow-
I freed men will lie glad to join the “stay
at homes" in their next Christmas fes
tivities.
THE “ TURKEY-SHOOTERS.”
Now ushers upon the scene onr
sporting friends, who having attended
tbs “Turkey Shootings” ad infinitum,
are seen returning to make their homes
happy—some with one, some with two,
ami some with even a half dozen head
less turkeys. „vWe presume the unsuc
cessful sports \Yt re consoled with the
reflection, that if they did not get a
turkey they got a double-share of egg
nogs.
THE FIRE-WORKS,
on (Christinas night, notwithstanding
they were of rather impromptu “get
up,” by the young men of Athens, was present week :
nevertheless quite a brilliant affair.—
The citizens, young and old, especially
the young and fair, were out to witness
nml enjoy this pyrotechnic celebration
of Christmas. Much attention is now
being paid the pyrotechnists, and our
Drug Stoi cs have made quite a run ou
linseed oil and lime-water, and anti
pyrotie salves generally. Now,
THE TREE AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH,
richly laden with numerous nml lican-
tiful gifts with which to gladden
the heart of many a little Sunday i
School *hoW,<>aa well as with, its | wihhtno a harry new-yf.ar
handsome testimonials of the scholars j to our each and every subscriber, as
appreciation of their Superintendent well as to those thousands, wli
and teachers, was most tastily and nr- ought, to lie, we conclude our notice of
tistieally arranged. Though this occa-
interspersed with much to
l.iu-rj Sl.l’.ll'
UTK'ULAR attention
r \ IJOBS. Or.li r- leu with
given to
A. A. Hell,
prompt at-
A_.
A. AVXM-JS,
WITH
UWYER,ST(JBB3&C0.
Co l ton Kite tors,
—AND—
leu! Commission Merchants
Sm amiaJi, Ga, ,
U.im*, ami other Supplier fur-
~
r s-.iie
TO RENT,
|i;oM 1st Octolier, 1874, to I)ec’r
t in. Best Business Stand,
* .iri4UCc<l Si«»r« ill AlUriW*.
I.. ; ;j Apply lo K- I\ fits HOP.
l-'OU SALK.
desired.
half interest,
»luds
her with jr
or if
very SuLLt, will bo
1 vrhieje* nml bqr>i*. If
t !-'sftld, H nni*tl*c1nn niowntflr
unit. Tin* Si«Me i* 1«m at«*l in tho heart
-, in «*li.*.«» proximity to tho Court House,
11 ,irr:*m»v«t for Iht* IwiiiMH. Apply to
l if. .MilIN F. FINCII. Athens, Ha.
PRAUB MUX WORKS
PortwbleMIlU. «tlJT»rln<ll«
untlcr-runner*. cork limit ur-
per-ru nner«, for Farm or
nrrrlmnl Work. Hupr-
rtor mil Mionea of all
Bite*,tirnulnr Dutch An*
|&rr Boltinflr t’loth, florae
, Povrotf, f’orn-Shrller* nr»J
r'lenner*. Gearine, l*hnftin*r,
i PullioM, Hancom,«‘tc..«U kiml*
l of Mill Mnrhinenr anti Miller®
Piuipplie*. Send for Pamphlet.
Straub 1*1111 I’onumny,
Box 1480, Cincinnati, O.
CIIILDs, NICKLKSON A CU.,
l. Agcuts, A tliriui, (>A.
Look Out for fine Beef.
S R. DEMORE, Agent, respect-
fully inform* Uiocitiacnaof Athena ami
t that*lie h:v» openwl a *tall for lhc*a!eof
irk. Mutton, I^iiuti,Ac.,ai the*ho|» forioer-
dfil i.v Mr. Srhevenell, in the rear of L. J.
n'* Store, nml near the Kiu*ine House; al
uipplit**! every morning, ami meat will lie
SI at any |M>rtlonof the city. Jlis Mall will
(i- I Salt inlay moriiiug.
1 sTA—it. W. U. DF.MOUE.
fry, feed anil Sale Stable
oa..
IN A HEAVES.... PROPRIETORS
ILL BE FOUND AT THEIR
• i I M in i, rear Franklin House building,
• .■t. Keep always on hand ro<h1 Turn-
! .r. fnl drivers.
rareil f..r when . ..iru-lod toirtircaro.
"i> band I.r -ale ut all times. doclJ-tf
iVLL
Mi
WINTER
■
T. A. ADAMS wouhl most
Dully inf .rat th«» LulieH »f Athchf
f ’"nh, luijaeeut, that »lie ha" |h»wnr<wi%'H
f P‘>*. a uioit rhoifo ntnl sefcjet a-t-tiTlimml!
* i U’Liipr yfilJinery t?««i(f4, runi-
'< Hie latfsi *tvies ami fashions *»f
II
BONNETS,
_:c:: i 'jjiiuf;
f'TS,
'rnnoXtr, xkeitsy
Gloves, &>o.f
l r at reaaonahU price*. Iiivebcf
, ro clkewHetv. Ouleiw frooi
• cur«*f iiv fillt il. Htore located on Broad
,u * u- ar aWe Natoiual Bank. octl'J-tf.
,, A nAT CUARANTEEC
1 VV \T, W2LL AUGER ANC
,• *.!■•}' e-od lm-rorr. IUOHES’
i /■ '. ,x ‘ u4 viTi.ii iionnw*
k - 4 G. .U, . ' V A ' > ' * a AND DAKOTA
•‘ Ul r -' T '-'=- W bE4TJ,a.Umi»,M«
yon was iiiterspprscu with mucii
make it enjoyable, yet nothing contri
buted more thereto than the appropri
ate, well-timed and classic chnu-a of the
most worthy and inimitable Assistant
Su|K-rinlendonf, Maj. Lamar Cobh, as
he gracefully dispensed the Chri-tmas
presents to each anxious little receiver :
as well as (lie, by no means, uncxpect-
ing SaWiatli school officials. May the
memlicrs of this school witness many
happy returns of this most enjoyable
Christmas occasion.,
THE METHODIST CHRISTMAS TREE,
in point of Inanity as to the artistic ar
rangement of the many handsome and
elegant presents, as well as the selec
tion of the tree itself, exceeded any we
have ever seen. The beautiful and
■symmetrical Holly, as it gracefully
waived beneath its load of bright and
attractive Christmas fruits, surrounded
by a corps of happy and smiling schol
ars and teachers, presented a scene of
such brightness, cheerfulness and hap
piness as to carry the mind away from
the cold and dreary December season,
and with a perfect . Spring-like fresh
ness and richness to enliven the whole
scene, was well.calculated to lead,one
to think that the Christmas Cycle
should l»e in the month of May.
the address of gen. wiei.iam m.
DROWN E,
on this occasion, w as chaste, elegant and
exceedingly appropriate. His deser ip-
tion of the first Christmas—the subject
of his address—was very fine. The
picture of Bethlehem of-iuden, with an
eastern view of Mount Moab and the
plains of the Jordan, with a northern
back-ground of tlic mountains of’Ju
dea, memorable as the region of Ka-
cluel’s tomb, relieved in the south by
tin; green sloping hills of Tckoah, fa
miliar as the scenes of pastoral life—
was most beautifully and descriptively
drawn. Then, how beautiful was the
description of that radiaDt brightness
which surrounded all tilings, causing
even the twinkling stars |which were
shedding their light o’er the Shepherds
upon the green hills, to hide their faces
ns the doors of Heaven stood ajar for
the egress of the Messenger of glad
tidings who announced that the Con
vent of the Nativity which enclosed
the humble innnger had become the
birth-place of our Saviour. This hap-
C y Christmas scene will ever remain a
right spot in tholnomory of nil whose
pleasure and privilege it was to be
present
THE CHRISTMAS TREE OF THE EPISCO
PAL CHURCH,
was truly a magnificent affair. The
taste and elegance which our" Episco
palians ever di-play in the Christmas
decorations of their church, and in the
arrangement and “get up” of al!
tilings incident to the occasion, was
fully to be observed in their prepara
tion for the happiness and enivyinenl
of the members of their Sabbath
School. , ' u
While this was nn occasion of much
pleasure in Emmanuel Church, yet all
were called upon to'rcgret the absence
of their'much,loved Pastor, Dr. Drvs-'
dale, who was taken seriously ill during
the 7 o’clock’ mnninig sorviee •in his
church on Christmas day. He is im
proving, but unfortunately will not be
able to participate in the usual Church
festivals of this week. The
REMAINING INCIDENTS OF CHRISTMAS
In our city, and those more strict
ly belonging to tho classification of
“ Gay aud Festive,” may bo summed
up as follows: The entertainment on
the nights of the 24th nml 25th iusts.,
■ by “ Mrs. Jas. Mass’ Burlesque Ope-
Our Half Sheet.—As stated in
our last issue, we send out but a half
sheet this week. In so doing, we
have been compelled to omit some of
our standing advertisements. These
omissions will be fully made up in fu
ture issues of the paper; and wc hope
to start the New Year with a “foil
budget” of choice selections, latest
news, etc., etc.
JKiyRF.AR the professional adver
tisement of Jackson & Thomas, At
torneys at Law. Judge A. M. Jack-
son is too well known to our people to
make reference to 7i is professional skill
and ability necessary on our part, and
his associating with him Mr. L. W.
Thomas, ns a parthcr in the practice
of law, is sufficient proof of Mr. T.’s
promise and ability as a young lawyer.
Attention,
Clarke County Grange!—The
first Wednesday in January, 1875,
being election day for County officers,
the regular meeting of the Grange is
postponed until Thursday, the 7th.
K£“Look out, Gr,
advertisement of Col. S. C. Dobbs
concerning Fertilizers, Conqiosts, Che
micals, etc., etc. The Col. is prepared
to accommodate all; means business,
and you would do well to make known
to him your agricultural necessities for
another year.
l’raycr Meetings.
Business meetings on Monday night
at the University Prayer Boom.
Public are invited to attend. The
Union Prayer Meeting Society will
hold meetings ns follows, during the
COILNCU*,PROCEEDINGS. ~
l oUT.ru. Ciimiber, Athens, G*., 1 V
IW..WlEVJWcWwk £V; i:
Council uiet. Pre*eut. lltsTfonor, AVm. King/
Jr., Mayor, and Aldermen Lucas, Moss, Nickerson
and Palmer. *« "T
The Mavor stated that he had called the Cbnncil
together for the i»ur|K>a* of. reporting to them the
failure of the Chief of Police to make the settle*
rneut with the Treasurer required of him bjr reso
lution ofCtuincil ou the 7th iustant. The Mayor
stated that the Chief of Police had turned over a
iagre number of executions to the Clerk of Cbuncil,
but he had not had time to examine them.
After some discussion of the matter, the Mayor
and Clerk ot (Anincii were directed to examine the
executions returned by the Chief of Police to tho
Clerk ofGouncll, and ascertain at* near as |M*sil»le,
the amount that had been collected ou them, and
report to Council.
Council adjourned to meet on Monday evening
L, at 1 o’clock.
VV. A. <iillei.and, Clerk.
next, i
Council Ciiaxiikr, Athens, «a., 1
Ike. 21*t, 1N74, 7 o’clock, p. M. j
Council nu.t. Present. His Honor, VVui. Kint;,
Jr.. Mayor, and Aldermen Moss, Nickerson, Lucas
and Palmer.
The Mayor reported that he had, together with
die Clerk ot* Council and Chief of Police, examined
the cxccuti »iis returned by the Chief of Police to
the Hilt ofCuaiiril and found that about two
hundred and thirty dollar* had been collected and
not yet paid ovur to the Treasurer, nml that the
examination did not include tho months of No
vember aud December, I STB, ami January and De
cember, 1874. nor the Tax executions not returned
by the Chief of Police.
After considerable discussion of the matter, the
following resolution introduced l»y Aldermen
Moss, was adopted:
Whereas, the Council have heretofore called nn
the Chief of Police to account for the funds in his
hands belonging to the City, collected from fines,
taxes and ot her sources, and tthereat t he has failed
to do so, and it appearing that the said Chief of
Police is a delimiter tor a considerable aiunuut for
moneys collected as aforesaid, l>e it therefore
Her ot red,
That the Chief of Police he Immediately sus
pended from ofiiee and be 2re*iuired, forthwith, to
make n settlement with the Treasurer for all
otion’of Alderman Moss, the Clerk of Onin
cil was authorized and Instructed to make a settle
ment. with the Northeastern it ail road Company
for hire < f convicts, giving them u receipt in full
for advances made in cash by the-City cm Stock in
1S72, in full settlement fur their bill agaiust the
Tuesday night, at Mr*. R. It. White’s.
“ - Mr. John E. .Saye’s.
Thursday night, at.-—..... Col. J. If. Christy’s.
44 Mr. J Hampton’s.
Friday night, at -Rev. I>r. Lipscomb**.
44 - Mrs. Jo.dah NcwtonV.
See Hero!
ESLUandsomk New Year’s Gifts,
At Ij. SrnEVENELL & Co.’s.
Cit
forhireofeon
Council adjourned.
VV. A. Gii.i.eland, Clerk.
At tho residence of Mr. Llnd>ey Durham, Jr.,
Clarke County, on the 22nd lust., by the Kev. K.
F. Anderson, Mr. J. P. Elder, to Miss Anna A.
Durham ; all of Clarke.
Also, by liov. (J. A. Nunnally, at the residence of
J. B. Jackson, of Walton county, (»a., Capt. John
VViun, of Va., to Miss Hattie A.'Jackson.
COTTONFERTILIZElfc
T HE iiinlcrsigncil has just received a largo lot of the EXCELLENZA
GUANO, which lie offers to his old patrons and tho .pfthiic geuwKtl)y» us
follows:— ,
Cash price, •- $58.00
Time 05.00 "
Time {with Colloti option al 75 ctt.per lb.) 70.00
He lias also recti veil a large lot of
DUQDALE’S CHEMICALS
for connKwiing—branded : “ Dorm’s Mixture”—which Mr. Dugdale saj-s, is
the best composition for composting with Cotton seed and Barn-yard manure
that ha* ever been gbtteiHip.
This conies in barrels, 250 lbs. each—two barrels 1 icing sufficient to make
one ton when composted.
Cash price, 2 Phis. 500 lbs., $78.00
2'imc “ sYo. 7, Cotton option, al 75 els.,... 25.00
“ “ JYo. 7, no option, 22.00
Persons who. are well known and have always paid punctually, can buy by
giving plain note. Those that are not known, reference or a good endorse
ment will lie required.
He is also Agent for
Wando Guano and the. Acid Phosphate ; also. Wilcox & Gihh\
Manipulated Guano, and Zell's Ammoniated Dissolved Hones.
The planters can be accommodated with! the Guano ready for distributing,
or the best of Chemicals for composting, all of which have licen analyzed by
Dr. Alexander Means, of Savannah.
Cotton option, (15 cts. per lb.,) can be had on nil the above named Guanos.
B&.Cnll on me for the Best Guano.
Athens, Ga., Dec. 30th, ’74. S. C. DOBBS-
pi EORGIA, HART CQUYTY.
Vi Okdixary's (Hoick, pec. JSth, 1874.
Whereas, Jane Bower*, <iuardi»ti of Nam*y
Bowen*, K. A. K. Bower*, J. 1). Bowers, L. M*.
Bowers, June Bowers, Mary Bowers, Martha
Bowers and l. CJ. Bowers, minor heirs of Kdy
Bo we i d**ceascd, re:»re*cuts to the Court that
she has fully settled with t!»e said heirs in terms of
the law.
This is, therefore, to cite all eon .< rne-1 to show
Cituse If a nr they can, why said Guardian shoul
not l»e dismissed at the April t^rm, 1875, of the
Court of Ordinary for said Count v.
- FHKD. C. STEPHENSON, Ord’y.
Dec. 80th, U.
the jingles and jolitics of t!ie Christ
mas week, which ends tho year 1874.
Thankful, tor the generous patron
age and encouragement which ha
smiled upon ns during -our first, year
occupancy of tho
“ editor’s SANCTUM,”
offering as an excuse f--r any short co
ming on our (-art, tlie fact that we
were a novice in journalism, we
close with the year, by promising to
spare no pain* or exertions in our fu
ture journalistic sphere, hut with im
proved advantages and increasing ef
forts, to endeavor to mate the New
Year ono particularly happy and inte
resting to all who read the North-
East Georgian.
Clarke County Grunge Fair
r , Association.
As we have before stated, the Clarke
County Grange having purchased the
Fair Grounds of tho Clarke County
Agricultural Society, arc now taking
all the necessary steps to re-inaiignrate,
upon a sure and permanent basis, the
Agricultural, Manufacturing and In
dustrial Expositions of our section.
Their “ Premium List” will be issued
at nn early day, so that everybody
may have due and timely notice of the
liberal inducements which they pro
pose to offer in order to make their
exhibitions profitable, interesting, cn
tertaining and wholly successful. Let
every one. begin to prepare for the Fair
of next fall. And as this enterprise
might bo made of great value to our
State College of Agriculture and tho
Mechanic Arts, we hope arrangements
will he made by which there will lie a
strengthening co-operation lictween the
College and the “ Fair Association.”—
No point in Georgia offers greater ad
vantages for a sectional Fnir than Ath
ens. With the State University and
Agricultural College located here, to
coijtributo their learned and scientific
aid, with our no inconsiderable manu
facturing and industrial enterprises to
furnish their most valuable contribu
tions, and then, with our Northeastern
Railroad complete to the Air-Liue R
R, (which wo presume will be com
pleted by the coming fall,) so os to fur
nish convenience for the exhibition of
the mineral, agricultural and horticul
tural products of North Georgio, well
may we boast superior advantages for
an “ Annual Sectional Fair.” Then
let not only the Grangers, but evory
farmer and citizen of the County lend
full aid and encouragement to this
enterprise, so that the success of the
exhibition next fell may make our
future “ Annual Fairs” a certainty.
JCerT" Attention is called to the adver-
fi-einent of Martin Institute, at Jeffer
son, Jackson County. The success of
this institution during the last year,
well entitles it to the favorable consid
eration of those having sons and
dnighters fo educate, and wo predict
for the school an increased prosperity
during the coming scholastic year.
PUBLIC SALE.
Dr. Sale will sell at auction the j
residence of the late (len. T. II. R
Cork, on Tuesday, the 12th January,
1875, a fine lot of household and. kitch
en furniture.
V£T~A splendid’ lot Qf lied Cedar
ware, at Toima>tjr, IIodg*»n <fc Co. .
liSr Buckets, Brooms, Tubs, Tacks,
matches, \Vrapping twine, licst Wrap
ping paper, Soap, Soda, Starch,
Blueing, aiid in fact everything that
may lie found in a first-class Grocery
store. Wholesale and retail, at Tal-
nuuhjc, ILnhjtan it Co.
Be Warned in Time!—All
accounts and notes due Gailey, Barry
& Webb, not settled by the first day
of January next, will l>e placed in the
hands of an < %er for collection.
Gailey, Barry *fc Were.
A DMINISTItATOB’S SA I
JQ\, By virtue of an <>r»Ter from', the con
LE.—
art o!“Or-
*)uiary of ITwf coilntf, >till Im'soltl, tn-fircthe
eouri*)iou8o door in the Town of Hartwell, *aid
county, on the first Tuesday in January next,
within the Ie15.ll hour*vr»:Ue, the following tract
or|*arecl of land to wit: one hundred anil fifty
acre*, more or less, it In'ing the jdaee whereon An
drew M. Bav lived at the time of his death, ad
joining lamls ot James M. Jones, J. J. Bay and
others. Sdd subject to the life estate of the
widow, and f«»r the benefit of tho lielrs ftuul troli-
t<us of <ui«l deceased. Terms cash. This No
lath 1871.
Nov.25. MOSES A. DUNCAN, Adtn’r.
sISTRATOK’S SA L E.
int to an order of the court «-f Or-
j diiiNry at Hart cunniy, will J»e noM t on the fir*!
i Tues lay in January next, before tlie court hous<
I door of said county, during the legal hours of sale
1 the following proj.ertv to wit: a certain tract o
j parcel of land e**ntaiiiing forty acre*, more or less,
tintongin‘4 to the estate of William .‘Adam*, late of
Hart « unity deieaseil, juljoininj Tand* of J. T.
Floyd, A. J. Floyd and others, ithetiij; the widow’s
dower. S»ld for the benefit of the lieimand credl-
uub- -ThU Nov. tOih ISTt.
IL D. ADAMS. Adju'r.
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A'oe-Vs
ATHENS, GEORGIA.
Hat6s Of AdyfEsrilsIftei ^
'TnliuiIcntslTMttoMaeBta.qroM'nna'*.!/•.*
SI 00 per wimiro for Uie fimluKition, aadJS coat*
oitWi ie reV*cuifei,»ricf*«W»^d:; ■>
] Ml . -.t j-.i r, r • UiottM f u .vmo”>
Vive fUjA type (or one Inch)
I one square.
"TWtffflW’Plr'TtRftlhr .« Al
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THE WEEKLY
ind..oci-lonl, linnet nnil fo-rlc lu-vspnpcr, of A6
i-r.>;>5 culvi»»»: wp-lolaMFihK-litaed S»r tlteJwaor, •?
t!-,. m Fliitnir, Ih- MHiA a-U tho pmfeS*n««I -
man, an i ihnir *iv.-s an.l cliildri'ii. >V« aim In,,. ,,
makd Ilic WKKKi.v S(-.\ the la-.t family nt'W»|*j-*r
IntliewerM.'* ltf*ftillnfenUfil*l»»f»ift«wnnrtru^'»
♦Hi- /--a.UitloCthief* *jft, Itnl |irlnla uoUtlo* to «■- ■
olfmd the in.-st j-'.-nipuh-iw ami -U.li-at*. la.to.
Price, 51.20 per year, i-—l-ecr prc|-aM. The
cheap-?l-paper Tiy-il- j^-Wruaj
Smi, New V-rkcily. Dcc.Sf.lt ^
PLANTS AM) SEEDS
FOR THE SOUTH. 1 '
Oar lllaslraleil Cataloenr for l”-.-, ; .
mnU^ning many choice n'oYe\tie$, I< t ow ready.
For —-pies ce- l «C lcller-alanip anil -Mr- — ;■«
BELLEVUE NURSERY
Dec.’J.R. l’aicra-m,, 0*7
Ark You Going To 3?aix-ti?
rar.S vanVus' : ‘' *s »•«>, ,*K. •'
AVERILL WWi t PAUft
While and all the Fashlonihle SI
Mixed Heady for Vse and SAd hw the flotion.
HtindriHl* ot Testlinonittl* fnmrAiwpmV the
■finest ra^idtoiitM in the country, will* sample can!
of eolur* furnished free by iWltir* gci»*c*n»Aupt
by the . j f \ T * { I
Averill Chemical Pa : nt Compariy ;
82 Poiriinvj Slip, New York-; or 132 Last kitfltr * m
SL, Cleveland, O.
A DMINISTRATOR’S »SAL E.—
-lA Pursuant to an order of the <5ourt of Ob»t
dinary of ‘Hart eoimty, w II -he sold, oti thi* first
Tuesday in January next, 1»efnr* tint*‘-court house
door of "Slid county,•Hiirim? the legal hour* **t sale,
tb« fbllowing pn»|»ert v to wit: a certain tract mr
nnrcid of land, containing two hundred and twenty
live acres, more, or less. Wlwnglng to tho estate of
Asa 0. ltrown, late of Hart county «l«ea«tl, **1-
joining lands of Job Bowers, W. A. Hilliard and
Other*. S»ld for the benefit of the heir* ami credl-
bira. I Terms exsh. This No'*. lt»th 1.*t74.
Nov.—25. W. n. WKAVKB, Adui’r.
GRAND RESULT
‘ OF THE
DEMOCRATIC TICTORT.
' ■ ' , r|;.L o ’ * *' ' j
15 cts. PEK I J OXJISrD FOR COTTON.
1000 Tons of Celebrated Sea-Bird Fertilizer.
rpAKE Notice, Everybody.—I «WV DOW prepared to deliver
X to parties the “ Thy, Hand Fertilizer,” prepared by.-the
celebrated house of ».. ’ - • )-<”
CEO- DUSDALE & CO., OF BALTIMORE, ^
Allowing 15 cts., piT Jb. for (Jotion in ■})?>yinput therefor. I
now own, and am prepared to deliver 1000 Tons. Come one,
come everybody, and get your orders filled, and your Fertilizers
safe at home, ere the winter rains'make .hauling difficult, ditv
agrocble and expensive.
A. 8. DORSEY, Athens.
Nov.25.3iii: L——1_—_
MORE GOOD NEWS.
MOST mSMMMBT..
rerm* «f AdvertiMn? an* uirerid f f .Yen^*per» H ^
in the State or
GEORGIA !
Send for lt>t «»f ju.ipersami schedule or *T.. ’ ('/"•
. Aildrciu v^ Vi ri . .11
Geo, P. Ilowcl! & Co.! AJiertiaog Agent*/ - > w
Ml. It PARK 1!0IV. XE1Y TOKK.
UKKKIt Til F.DITOU OK nil*'Ph'pKH.
NUT.11—IV
TTt
NOTICE’
F ABTIlvS Holding \ Novv Countt
Iknuls, iulerisr jmvnhlc In coin, will call at
‘ the
•; TA
the National Bank, Jan. 1st 1%T5, and receive the'
interest due. t
J>. C, REUSE, County Treasurer
-* for County of Clarke.
Doc.2.1 ur
City ILot* foi*
IjpOK Sale, 79 lots, located on t!)a *
-X' estate of Di. K. R. Warn, known anine jo^l -
Hurt l'lat. Said Flat can lie Keen ut the Bank of
the Cniversity. For term* Ac , apply t«» L.
! I. Char bonnier, at hi* n.sidence, or ai.hts offire trr :
the University. :td story. Library Building. _
THUS. li. BAKUETT,
Doc 2..*tin.
—r- r ■"'J' 1 ■' ’ T
XT OTIUB •—Aftertlib puiUji
w thi% notice once * fWH
at n regular form of tlie court of Ordinal
tv, toil “
n?gu.
- untv, i«* fm. Iiehl t*c tto
next, applicatmn will Ut* itiado* to said c«aiti for
leave to sell all the real crfitjo nelo*ginrf*$* the
estate of C. C. I’l-arman dece.ukal in iiTiiial
law. This No — ^ r
£f5“SNEAi) & Co., arc cuitinually
receiving new Boots and Shoes direct
from manufactory. dec2
EORGIA—Hart County.
.Joseph l*. Bower*.
0-3T" New Layer Raisers, Currant*,
Fresh Figs, Citron, Prunes, Almonds, |
Walnuts, Brazil Nuts, Pecans. &c.,
Ac. Just arriving, now and fresh, at
Tobnortje, Hodgson & Co.
Df5T* Fresh Crackers just from the
Bakery—Pearl Oyster, Soda, Fox,
Butter, Boston, Cream, Ginger, Su
gar, Cracknel!;*, and all the grades, by
Talmadije, Hodgson <fc Co.
62Y" The cheapest is the licst. The
very finest Flour is now in the reach
of all at the very lowest figures. Ap
ply to Talmailge, Hodgson <t Co.
Gann A Reaves have the finest lot
of Mules that has been in this market
since tbo war! Go and tee them, they
propose to tell lore I Novl8
CGT - Selected Greene Cheese aud
imported Mnccaroni, New hulled
Buckwheat flour aud New Orleans mo
lasses, choice Goshen Butter and
Hanlnut’s Pearl grits, Cranberries,
Pickles and Preserves of every kind
and description, at Talmadge, Hodg
son <fr G>.
G E(
Whereas, Joseph 1*. Bower*, administrate!*
of the estate ot Kdy Bowers, late of *ald county de-
(vased, ♦*ctith*ns fur adi»cha>gc from a mini*tra-
tUm; Therefore, all persons concerned arc herel*y
requircil l«* show cause why said udmiuistrator
should not. at thcTegolar t^rm of tlit* court of Ur-
diuary of said county, to 1h* hold on the first Mon
day in February next, be discharged from ««Id ad
ministration. <iiven under my baud this 2Cth day
of Octol»er, 1874.
F. C. STEPHENSON, Ord’y.
Nov. I—*71.
G T 1-lORG lAIIA ItT COUNTY.—
X Whereas, O. A. Webb has applied to ire for
letter* of (iuardianshipnf the person ami property
of Ella B. Stowers, minor heir of Malissa A.
Stowers deceased. These are therefore to cite all
persons concerned, to show cause ifanv they have,
nt my **tliie, on or before the first Monday in
January next, whv such letters should not l»e
granted to said applicant, (liven under my band
aud official signature, this Nov. 2M 1H7-I.
F. C. STEPHENSON, Ordinary,
Dee. 2.
JAS. LEFFEL’S
IMPROVED DOUBLE
It WATER WHEEL
Poole & Hunt, iialtintore,
Ma-mlaettirers sor the South ami Southwest.
Nearly 7000 now lo use. working under heads vary-
in^ from 2 to 40 feet t! 21 sizes, from
ay, to S6 inches.
Large ILLUSTRATED Pamphlet sent post free
MANUFACTURERS, AI.SO, OF
Portable and Stationary Steam Engines and Boil
ers Hnticoek and Wilcox Potent Tiilmtous Boiler,
Elangh’s Crusher lor Minerals, Saw and Grist.
Mills, Flouring Mill Mschlnery, Machinery for
White I.,-ad Works ami Oil Mills, Shafting Pulleys
A SUUUESTIOX TO CAPITAUSTS.
, As Athens will ncoessarily become
an important distributing point when
the Northeastern Railroad is oomplet-
ed, would not a Pork-Packing Es-
tarltshest be profitable in our city T
Perhaps it might be a little premature
at, this time, yet it may not lie unwise
to'con8ider the future importance and
profit of such an enterprise.
...A fine lot 6if Bridles at cost, at
Talnuulgr, Hodgson & Co.-
• -
White Lead '
and llangcrs.
Feh.2-,.ly.
SEN L> FOR CIRCULAR.
J. II. HUGGINS has 40 kinds of Plates for sale,
J. II. HUGGINS has 40 kinds of Kerosene Lamps,
J. H. HUGGINS lias 25 kinds of Cupsjaod Saucers,
J. II. HUH (f I NS sells Crockery at Wholesale.
J. H. HUGGINS sellsI.lim[isand Glassware at Wholesale,
j; 11rnifoti INS'-sefts'KeVoseric Oil at Wholesale, ' * '
j. II. HUGGINS sells Lubricating and Sewing Machine Oil,
J, H. HUGGINS sells Lamps, Burners, Wicks & Chimneys,
J. H. HUGGINS sells Kerosene Oil-Cans and Tinware,
J. II. HUGGINS sells Pocket and Tabledlutlerv,
J. II. IIUGGINS sells Cutlery at Wholesale,
J. II. HUGGINS sells Toilet Sets and Christmas Goods,
J. II. HUGGINS sells a variety of Cftnndtcr Sets,
J. II. HUGGINS sells Tobacco at Wholesale,
J. II. IIUGGINS has fifty boxes of Fine Tobacco,
J. H. IIUGGINS h as a large stock of Boots and Shoos,
J. II. IIUGGINS has a large stock of Bridles and Saddles,
J. II. IIUGGINS has a nice hit of New Style Hats,
J. H. HUGGINS lias a large Stock of Staple Dry Goods,
J. H. IIUGGINS has Collars, Harness Harness and Traces,
J. H. IIUGGINS lias Family Groceries at Wholesale, -
J. II IIUGGINS has Woolen and Cotton Iteil Blankets,
J. II. IIUGGINS sells Thread, Shirting and Osnaburgs,
J. H. IIUGGINS sells Collars. Ilauies and Bridles atjWholcsnle,
J. H. HUGGINS sells the Best Lime and Cement.
J. II. HUGGINS sells Buckets, Brooms and Tubs,
J. II. IIUGGINS sells Pot ware, Spiders and Ovens,
J. H. HUGGINS sells Virginia and Liverpool Salt,
J. H. HUGGINS sells the Best Syrups and Molasses,
J. H. HUGGINS sells Sardines, Oysters, Candyaud Crackers,
J. II. HUGGINS sells the Best Family Groceries,
J. II. IIUGGINS sells Bargains to Country Merchants,
J. II.. IIUGGINS sells Goulds at Reduced Prices,
J. II. HUGGINS sells Goods Chea|M-r than cVcr,
J H HUGGINS sells Goods nt Wholesale and Retail.
J. II. HUGGINS, Planters’ Store, No 7, Broad Street,
A. tlie ns, Georgia.
Nov.ts.tr-
martin limmn
■ ' ' ' •
Jefferson, Georgia*
r j' , IIE Spring Term of this Titstitu*.'
ft linn will often Wc‘lne*tlay, Jac. IJWli 1875,
with a full corns of Teacher*. ; ;
J. \V\ (J LV.XN, PritH'lpalv
For Sale or Bir’iifo " -.r;
\ NY pefion in waut .of‘d ViWtB
CX. zulmrlian nmMuicoran hwir<.fon»,» IIKAtV > ■
Mt.-ur.nl, XotUt-Ea»t (.ixitgUu
win*, woven «•-«.-»of gromnl, wwft..,«,!
• , alUu hrU tu.Utv'lSAOe^ ,.
uf g.K*.l vr^i-f. Low 111- j
ntc-t unfi’^iSUr* 4
M. stAvfoTIR ,j •
by coiling on M.
Olfiee.. There an*
eeptiblcof euftivutimi
houK***aml I wo wells
ami Shwl*.
T|ie whole or will l>e renlL*
ilivnf givuti #rst‘of Janui'ry,'lr7» ,!
Det-.’j.at
Bit A CKIT/USSr
The Largest Stcck- : b/Y'-,A,- : ’[
Brackchf,"' •
Clock Shelve^ '.
ISoot Shelves,
\v siit^pcki-K . ;
l?laffch S*»(c>.' w ,TJ .' ” l4 ^
‘ - -M l/
4 J
&c., ■ Jfefc; ?I /a. I
I'vtr IIrough! to etlhcns,
For sale at (
BU KCS B-3CK STBK&?'
Nov.26.-tf. :■ ... i . • - .
Siausia^ lias
O rdinary’s Office, Hart Co., Ga. —-
Janies \V. LalrJ, having applied for oxetup-
tlon of personality, and scUiug apart anil valualUa
of* lltouesUsnd, twill pass u|nmi tie same all
o’clock, l*. M.,011 the 21th day of Uerunber, IK7I,
at mv olfiee. Tliia, Dec. Ilh, IN74. I
F. c. STlii’UEMSOSL OuHnarf, .,
Dee. ICtli, *71—It. ’ ’
Adininistrator’^rNotiec.
V ll claims against the e*t:ite of
Mmire, deceamal, if invented ltcforc January .
7th, 1.S75, Jury certified, wi1l1*vpald »*i oi attar
that day. No claims presenltd after (hat dalo,' I
will lie admitted. A* L. Ut*LL, Adm’r^
Dec. Ifith, *74--lm.
a.c, wmm&M*
<1^
Sz. SniilVENELL &
ATHENS. GEORGIA..
rCaBnIfwil^^ -
’WATCHES,
The Finest finished Photo
graphs ever produced in Athens, are
now lieing made at Davis’ Gallery, and
we are pleased to hear that She Gallery
. ‘ . . * , An.1 will from this dzto, k,-cp on hand at .11 time
is thronged daily with appreciative »fun tmppiy »t
HORSES AND MULES.
rpHE Uudersignetl have established
1 in addition to their Lircry, a regular
SALE STABLE,
patrons.. Persons wishing PicturesTur
the holidays, should make engage
ments early. decOtf
B®“The largest stock of Furniture
in North-East Georgia, aud at prices
that defy competition.
J. F. Wilson & Co.
fi®-The finest and best selected
lot of Cigars aud lowest prices ever
before offered in tho city, at Talmadge,
Hodgson. & Co.
JrXouses and IVfnles*,
Iltosw in want of 8tork can lx) aupplied at reaaoa-
aldvflgnres. Oirc us avail.
GANN & REAVES.
Kov-4.tr.71.
JfHflry, Siktr
and Plated Ware,
Gnus, Pistols,
APMIMTION
etc., etc.
CO.,
CL OCKS,
Spectacled
Eye-Glasses,
Miskal Instruments
CANE 8,
Riser articles;,
• Ac., Ar.
Stoves, Tin-
W*arc,and
HOUoE-FURIISHIIG GOODS
OF ALL KINDS !;:: :;.
CHEAP for CASH.
M. M. MADDREY,
No. 1 workman, is at the he
head of
establishment.
(( -nSTCQONAXCV, or Boat Charatlm.’*—llow
L cither cex may fascinate and sain the lore
and affcctionsof any person they cImmm, instantly.
Thisartallcan poMsw,Cree,hy mail, for 21 cents;
together with a Marriaire liuide, EKyptian Orarle,
Dreams, Hints to Ladies, etc. 1,000,000 sold. A
queer look. Addrew*T. WILLIAM Ace., Pub a,
Philadelphia Dec^-R.
Itavijtt bcst-Werkaiefi, arc prrparrd ft do repairing in Superior. Style. ' ,
' ) ' • l/ - WTfc'lliKS A SPECiAL-ljr- OF,’, '
Silver Plating ami Gilding,
. Ahdlall work of this kind, such, as Fobks, Spuons,
\V atches, &c., plated by im, warranted equal
to ‘Jxat done by any establishment in tf>o
cou NTR Y!
Friers Beasoiuble!
A No.
our Mauufaeturin^
M.iy 27, 1874.
J. \v. COLUNS
Has now in Store a Full Stock of ., ,
ssw cocos,
SUITABLE TOB THE •, , , ~S>
SPRING AND SUMMER; 1 -
Id: vuia
Consisting, t» part, of it -.-••i
DRY
saoeeries
^5 &
Portland, Me.
per ^ day at home.
Terms free.
Address, Ue». Sritraow A Co.,
Nov.11—R
HATS, SHOES*
•'t* Of All Kinds, which be oBer*
CHEAP fOp. CASH ‘
Or in Exchange for Qountry Produce.
Mr The liiolie-i market pricaiiaM Is caabiM
cotton HSi a yrtugm
n il . t {• vA
HtJmh
