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TUT Tuesday, June 15, 1880. Official County anil City Printer. Irgan for Oconee and Madison Counties. Alumni Addra* L. C. I. Tli.; address '.-efore the Alumnae of ihis line iu-iitutinu delivered l>y Miss Lollic Rutherford, was beyond com. I .arisen, one of the finest of tfcu kind we linve ever listened to. The purity ..I thought, practical common sense noil beauty of style, as well as rendi- lion was superb ’Tis rarely any in- siitutio'i can boast of as brilliant a graduate a* this promising young lady. Annmil Plume Drill Athrn-Guards. The fiuaids trade a splendid ap- pe- r nee i n Friday afternoon on the • 'ccHsi.m of tbeir “Flume Drill.’’ f-or ant Tom McDonald is again the men r. Having taken the prize last .car Alter tin-drill Capt. Talmadge put tlie boys tb»ough a series of ‘mas ncuvers’ <.n Broad street. Wo com l.linum Capt. Talmadgo, Sergeant McDonald and ibe entire company. The First IVarli. We wer -s 1 -w. yesterday by Cain .loms. cob.red, of this city, an elegant ciioe-s ...in p h, fully ripe, and rais t o n In g inlen It was a fine speci on n ( f 'roil. i l . ’gh we did not learn .he vai'-iy, goes to prove that m'h a lui'c naois-taking wo might I a\e feint in .a „ iulitute as early, al« most, as anywl.e.e in Georgia. STATE COLLEliE OK AtiltKTLTl'KE AND MECHANIC ARTS. Dritartinrnt of Engineers. Ii is lwsys our pride as well as our pleasure to recognize true merit in w hateverjhranch of the curriculum cf study in our University it may be shown. We were greatly pleased on Monday to examine a handsome ss etoh of a railway locomotive from the b inds of our college friend, Mr, L. F Daniel), of the School of En- gmcers. It displays skill and care, and reflects great credit oh the youn engineer, a member of the gradua ting class. As a courtesy to his ac complished teacher, he displays the name of I’rot. D. C. Barrow in the position usually selected tor the name of t he locomotive. 1.1 t v ( Dili! COMMEXl EMK.VT. The exercises of this splendid insti tntio" for the education of Georeii lair daughters came to a close Weds ii-s.lny. The enlire programme was . urrird out m a manner which lle>-t- great credit upon Mrs. Wright and her corps of A-sistant Teacher* The girls should have a higher edu» cation than the boy, for when the for iner enters the marital state and takes upon herself the car. s Jof the i.ouselio d, her mental progress, great degree, must, from necessity, reuse; then her life is one sole’y of i lie affections, and her empire of tnought is controlled l>y the heart alone. Georgia should have a Slate Female College equal ifnot stipes rior to the University of Georgia. Why shou'd nof Lucy Cobb Institute become a branch of the same? SHORT VETER MENTIONS, And Pleasant, Pertinent nnd Prombenous Paragraphs Picked up From the Pare- meats. Pocketed and Penned by Onr Perambulating IWr. Hot, Hoter, llot tea! Sun grins. More rain. Mosquitoes. Collars wilt. Palin leaf fans. "White neckties. Ice dealers smile. Ice cream is in demand. Dusters stand a good baud. Lemonade jugglers are solid. And so are the soda water dealers Washerwomen long for cold weath- r. Boot blacks wear a smile of con. teu intent- And everybody wants about four days of rainy weather. Cool nights. The farmers want rain. Mosquitoes in abundance. The plume drill was a success. And the south-east wind bloivoth. “Fools laugh at their own igno rance. 11 The matrimonial market is on the decline. Onr clerks are happy when 6i o’clock comes. Tom McDonald ‘sets up’ to lemon ade. Everv farmer has a good word •bout bis cotton crop. The livery stables had a run dur* ing Commencement. Some of onr town boys are too tired” to pick blackberries. Summer colds are numerous. Fourteen graduates at Lucy Cobb. A jolly time at llunnicutl Hall to night. Plume Drill this evening at bh o’clock. Large collars are to be revived. Goodness! The Sweet Songster of Poverty Corner.” Ed Dorsey has a severe case of the hair cuts. Gray bad to let down his sign yes terday. Dance at Ilunnicult Hall Friday night next. The dust was everything but agrees able yesterday. Horseback riding is becoming very popular in our city. And now we liave a patent hair cutting machine. Dainon and Pythias—our “devil’’ and ex-'•devil.’’ ,LOCAL PENCILINGS. The courteous bearing of Capt. W. A. Gilleland to all of his visitors makes some compensation for “the stand and deliver” tax ordeid through which ye citizen has to pass. A colored moke was arrested the other night for “lifling’’ some raw- hides. He now finds sweet repose in the hotel de calaboose. The improved appearance of the College grouuds, including the new gates to the same, reflects great cred it upon the good taste and energy of our local Board of' Trustees. J udge Y. L. G. Harris must have had some thing to do with this matter. Capt. Bob Falligaut, a Savannah Chevalier and a distinguished member of the Georgia bar, honored us with a visit on yesterday. The Captain is from Atlanta where he represented ‘the Jesup case’ with distinguished ability. His present pica is in behalf of the stockholders instead of bond holders of the Atlantic and Gulf R li Our friend visits Athens to spend a day wii h his sister Mrs Burke. Col. H. H. Jones, of the editorial stall - cf the Mac.rn TtUynijili and Messenger, and President of the Board of Visitors of the University of’ Georgia, honored us witli a visit on yesterday. The Board has organized (Col. Jones being unanimously re elected President) and are now en gaged in the discharge of their inis portant and respective duties. They sojourn with our prince of ‘good fel lows, Clinard. I will be absent from the city for a while. Leave your orders lor the Im proved Water Elevator and Purifier with Messrs Waters it Merck, where you can got a good ice cold ie nomule. Itesp’t. W. Jay McDonald. We were pleased to see in our of fice on yesterkay Mr. James B. W alk! er, of Augusta. vice-President of the EntawClub. Mr. Walker visits our city in the interest of their projected excursion to New York, July 1st. He will call on our citizens and present the programme and rates of the ex cursion. An extraordinary chance for can vassing agents. Write for stiecial circular and great offer for 1880. to Kidlevs’ fashion Magazine, New York City, N. Y. A decided success. What to wear, and how to obtain il economically. Ridlcvs’ fashion Magazine, summer, contains stories, sketches, poems and home articles by the most popular authors. A delicious somr, (words and music), of Time.’ A grand march. The latest fashions, profusely illustrated and graphically described, with shopping information, worthy many tinted its subscription price. 50c. per year; 15c. per single copy. Address: Rid leys’ fashion Magazine. 309, 311. 311A Giand street, and 58, 60, 62, 64, 6G, 68, 70 Allen street, New York Citv, N. Y. The Nome el “Mother.” Thereon words that speek of a queaclilen love, W hich barns in the hearts we cherish, And aeeoanu that tell of a ftreuddup proved, That wig never blight or perish. There ore soft words murmured by dear, dear lips. For richer than any ether, But the sweetest word that the ear both heard Is the blessed name of Mother. Oh, magical word! may it never die From the lips that love to speak it. Nor melt sway from the treating hearts That ever would bleak to keep it. Was there ever a name that lived like this! Will there ever be such another! The angels have reared in Heaven a shrine For tue holy name of “Mother.” House to Rent. Caution to Our Citizens. We arc satisfied that there is • large quantity of spurious, highly-in- flaiuahle and explosive oil being sold throughout tlie country as kerosene oil. You can scarcely pick up a newspaper without seeing an account of some accident whilst has occurred from|tliis source. There is, no doubt, much of this class of oil in our own market, and it behooves our city au thorities to see to it thnt the follow- ing ordinances are strictly eulorced; Much precaution may save great dams age both to individuals and the com munity at large: § 2s9. No merchant, trader, or other person within the corporate limits of the city of Athens, shall sell, vend, or dispose of, or keep in poa- setsun, any Kerosene oil or other il luminating oil or b lrning flnid, until he shall liave first executed and* de posited with the city Treasurer, a boud with two good securities, in the sum of one hundred dollars, condi tioned not to sell, offer for sale, or keep iu psoessiou any illuminating oil or burning fluid, which has not stood or will not stand the test oi 110° Fahrenheit. § 290. Any merchant, trader, or other person who having given boud shall violate, evade, or attempt to evade the provisions of section 289, shall forfeit the bond sc deposited with the city Treasurer, which shall be collected in the same manner as other dues to the city. § 291. Any merchant, trader, or ether person who shall fail or rufuse to give the bond required in seetiou 289, shall, upon conviction, for each sale made, be fined in a sum of one hundred dollars, to be collected as other fines—or imprisoned not more than sixty days. Shore! Shore!! Shore!! S Sueada* stock of shoes for variety is complete Ami for bjauty vu elegance can’t be best. We *«y to old meu, we have something for you v..v.wurera,.. M v ..v.v*o«..w t y m home unide brogan. to the finest calf The Glorious Summer . * 1 shoe, Now, boys and girls, little ones end nil, We cau suit you in all sizes, though ever so •mull, A gencrui invitation we extend to you all, * Don’t hesitate u moment, but give us a cull, And if low prices and good shoes are what you need, You cun now be accommodated by odling on Snead. An Old Mnn| Drowned. Y« ?1er lay evening just as the sun .•as sinking behind the western bills ■i , old !■•. u almost beastly intoxicated cirao dashing thr mgh the streets and dismounted near Mr. hurley’s shop A ei-wd of . itiz-ns and students at li.e -tore ..1 Waters & Merck at- traded hi- •itidition, and giving a \el. f-r Field-. Im went across the Mreel and in • r-d the store, calling Im- n t. iv • it'eles of merchandise. When Ii ' h >d •■•■ii waited upon, he turned to go, '--it, a student tripped niui up .u:d h<- i 1!—into a schooner ot fc |i!innnn*i“ .. d before assistance , ..;d he had passed in ..... .in- • uv lie world beyond. 1 Dill It With My Little Pistol. Rev. John W. Burke, of Macon, is in the city. Everything is quiet and calm since Commencement. And silence will reign the galleries next Commencement. Jester had the first watermelons of the season yesterday. Several crates of peaches received in the city yesterday. Peaches, apples, watermelons, ice cream, lemonade and—no money. Watermelons look very tempting but seventy-five cents looks more so. We are pleased to see that our friend W. G. Noble has recovered his health and strength. Burns’ Silver Cornet Band makes the afternoons attractive by their excellent music. With tho “young girl graduates” all gone the Lucy Cobb Institute is truly sad arid dreary. That was a naughty hoy who tied a bat in a magnolia and threw it to one of the L. C. I. girls. The whistle of the -team thresher is now heatd in the land hunting up wheat. Mr. J. K. Wood, one of Gaines ville’s handsome-t young men, is iu the city. Our excellent friend Turner Moon Let every young man set out in life with the determination, that come what will; live or die, sink or swim, he will be honest, then his fellow men wiil have confidence in him, nnd lend a helping hand if needful. Let every young man go to Skiff's for their Jew elry and Watch repairing, recom mending every young lady to do the same with their Jewelry to be repair ed. Let every young man borrow the Daily Banner and riad it. Its a first rate paper and will help to keep you honest. Athens, Ga. A desirable residence, for a small family, on Broad Street, below Mrs. Dorsey’s. One story, four rooms. For further information apply to W. M. PITTMAN, Clayton Street. For Rent, Cheap. A new and desirable cottage on Hancock Avenue, containing 4 rooms good water. Apply immediately to ■ E. C. Long & Co. Go On and Go Vp. The above heading applies princi pally to our “devil, ” who has served us in that capacity so long and fo faithfully, never uttering a word of complaint, and fully content to feast on “pi,” roller composition, paste, and other staple comodities of our ofliee. But, alas! all things must change, the longest lane- must have an end. So when we informed him (our “devil”) yesterday morning that he was pros moted he mounted a composing stone and yelled out: “In the language of Josh Billings, Esq., that good old -oul whom everybody loves, ‘Give me liberty orgive me death!’ Upward and onward! Vent l Vidi!! Vicilll* He then willingly b -stowed his Sa tanic mantle on his successor, and went ti sticking type at the rate of 1400 m’s an hour. The Popular Shoe Store. I say boss where did you get that nice pair of shoes? Why. Sam I got them from the old jtopnlar shoe house of Snead & Co! They will give yon a good pair, and at reasonable prices. Well, boss, I am agwioe lhar, 1 heard brother Bill taking about that house laSt Christmas. The Bloody Knife. On Saturday evening last a family quarrel occurred between Francis Lewis (a Mexican) and Ills wife Nqn- cy (of African persuasion). The lat ter used a knife, and the forearm of Lewis was severely cut, Jthe blood on the sidewalk marking the line of his retreat tioni his house to Dr. Carl ton’s office. Dr. James M. Carlton dressed his wound, which was not very serious, nnd the patient is now progressing favorably. East wind blowing we mi\y look out for other items of this sort. Lacy Cobb Institute—Prizes Awarded. Fresh Latin, Miss Mary Russell. Honorable Mention, Miss Mary New ton Cobh. Fresh Mathematics, Mis* Mary Newton Cobh. Honorable Mention, Miss Mary Russell. Fresh Science, Miss Mary Newton Cobb. Honorable mention. Miss Mary Russell. Fresh History, Miss Mary Newton Colib. Honorable mention, Miss Ma ry Russell. French, Miss Bessie Thurmond, Democratic Convention, Cincinnati, Ohio* Excursion tickets will be sold by the Agents of the Atlanta & Charlotte Air-Line Railway as follows: To Cincinnati and return, from Gaiuesvillo, $20,80; Seneca City, $23,G5, Greenville, $25,60; ri par tan- burg, 627,20; Gastonia, (29,99; Charlotte, $30,95. Tickets will be sold to delegates and visitors to the Natioual Demo cratic Convention, by either Cincin nali Southern Railway, or via Louis ville and Cincinnati slioit line. Good to return within twenty days froai date of sale. Sale to commence June 17tli, and close on 21st. W. J. Houston, Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agent. The grandest excursion of the sea- sou will leave for Atlanta via Georgia Railroad, Fiiday the 23rd of July, Commencement week. Four coaches for our white friend*. Fare round trip $2,00. Call on Sapp, llrydye & Morton for tickets, d&w ti!123 We ware-honored on Tuesday by I Miss Annie.Lizzie Rainey, llonora- a visit from our esteemed friend Capt. | ble mention, Lanora Hardeman, Miss TUE PALACE BARBER SHOP. Sapp ii Bryilie, Broad Street. This fashionable Tonsorial Empo rium, over the store of Mr. A. S. Mandcville, has been elegantly and tastefully arranged for the summer campaign. They are supplied with six splct did chairs, each presided over by a first-class artist. Attention promptly given, and no waitiug re quired. They are constantly in receipt of the very latest New York fashions, for cutting and dressing hair, shaving, etc. Ladies will be waited on at their residence. Give them a call and yon will meet witli proiqpt, courteous and skillful attention., ; ’ i ‘•Thrice In-atlute Archer.'” We were shocked and deeply pain ed to receive the intelligence by teles graph on Thursday, oi the death of Mr-. T. A. Barrow, of Mitchell coun ty, tiie ilaughter-in-law ot Col. D. C. Barrow, (of congestive chiU.) Would that wo had words to express our heartfelt sympathy with this deeply, thrice afliicted, family, but we can on ly pray llmt he who "tempers the wind to l he shorn lamb” will, in His mercy, console and ble-s them in their hours of deep distress. i :i»|! V MAKKLT REPORT. Correct til Daily by Kraifs, Nicholson & Co. COi ioct. ATHENS, Juno21 ,iP. M ATUKX9 MaoKltT—Good Mliidltr* 10 M MI.Mlir - HI 1-2 l.«w niM-lllng 10 1-8 Nkw You Market—12 CaaLKSTOX Market—113-S SAVAN.-AJl llAMUU 1-0 AeousT., Market.-11 - ■ l.ivEKiooE Maokisi—f i^iciK>lsrhet closcu ,Ulet ''ACTOR* GOODS, f Cotton yarns, fl.'XK *hirting| "c@?. -4 shirting, *e(at . «fdO VISIONS. Flour per bbl. *6.uO(t$y.iM. 7-orn per bush S0c(V$—. Out* per bush. lycQ—. Wheat |n?r bush. I1.25K—• Meal per buan. Bacon—sides—7}£. "boulders —; hams Uc(«t—. Lard Sugar—crushed ;A 411*2(3—; B 10c(3—; exC0<sPV“• Coffee—Wo lfc'<*l8; Java 28(3 30c Tea—greeu lik-^s—; black 50(375. Syrup40c(t$65. Cuba37cM*’; Ne<r Orleans 40c®60.Mousses— Cheese—State 15c(3—; cream 14V-c<3—• Rice 8c (3—- Mackerel—So. 1 kiu 80(3 $1.00 No. 2 kits C5(585;Xu. 3 kita50c(3 75. bait per sack $1.00(31-10 ILEATHEK.: Hemlock 2dc(**30. Upper JKc^—. Harness 45c @50 Calf Skins, per dos. $24.00@50.00. Dry hides llc'3—. tireeu bides 6c(3—. BAGQINO, TIES AND ROPE. Rajntine, pvr yd. 101-2(311. Ties i»er bun..$2 6 ■“ *5c«—. Rope ottou 20c(3—; grass 1! TOBACCO. (3 f 1.00; smoking 55(37 5; snuti 55 Chovriti] >5; ham LIQUORS. corn whisky $1.50@2.50. Peach brandy $2.75@ @:1.U0. Apple brandy $2.7>(30.0*1. \>iue—Ma deira $200@S.O«i; Claret, per case, $1.50(36.00; <h»rry 12.00(36.00; Champagne, per case, $12.00 @SC. '4. ^ Harry Jackson, of Atlanta Tho Capt is an accomplished lawyer and is an honor to the Law frehool of the Unis versity of Georgia, of which he is a graduate of a number of years stand ing. We have not forgotten tho war record of this gallant Knight of‘the Red Cross,’ and we must confess, that we honor him as much as a citizen as we admired him in the past as a sol dier. In State politics Capt. Jackson favors the nomination of Judge Warner for Governor. T ; e diieliaii” of a pistol Tuesday in v.i . : ..i> 1 he stairway near Lamp- k; ,’s •.i** , ited considerable ex- m an l ••aused a general rush police and c’tixens to the spot. Our Local, win* i> ever on the wing, seiz ed his hat and followed the crowd, in hones of securing n blood and thun- — —7 y~ r -7— <i0 r local, but, alas! for human hopes! 1 1)19 Utck t0 ket P It was soon ascertained that the dia eh irge was accidental. Fred John> son. a noble youth of African descent, wa- toying with the pistol, when it went oil', shooting hiiu through the finger. |.„(.y Colib Institute—Commencement Day. I’rnver Music. Miss Bessie Thurmond, Athens, tin., French Salutatory. .\li»« Lucy Anderson, Oconee coun ty, Was Ever Trouble like School Girl’s Trouble? v Mi-.s Helen Bishop, Athens, Ga. Life. Miss Susie Colbert, Athens, Ga., Woman’* Mission. Miss Ida Callaway, Athens Ga., Spare Momenta Mtisie. Mi-s Lanora Ilardman, Harmony Grave, Ga., Look oil the Bright Side. Miss Lila Mat 1 ox, Wilkes County, Things are not What they Seem. Mfss Fannie Newton, Athens, Ga., TIiinkt-M tliou rxVi nce doth tlop-nd on lim*| 1 It doth, but Actions arc onr ejiochs. the witches off. Confound i.! No matter how short the sleeves are, tho girls wear gloves long enough to hide the arm. Some of the weak-kneed members of the Guards waul to give up their Rome trip Don’t do it, bey; A commencement without musio is like an egg without salt. Too much music is like sail without an egg. The Guards presented a fine ap pearance in inarching down our •Broadway’ 011 yesterday afternoon. That same young clerk who spelled it inackaronia now hides his bloom ing visage under a huge umbrella as he wends bis way to and from dinner. Willie Dorsey left Friday - morning for Gainesville. We hope he wi.l have a splendid time, and will return ‘‘heart whole and fancy free” Our merchants and business men generally, have now during the sum mer mouths a fine opportunity to advertise at reduced rates. Will give you a first class displayed ad. for three months on very liberal terms, advertise now while the people have plenty of lime to hear what yon have to say. ‘Ads’ in the Daily will be ] transferred to the Weekly without extra,charge. Our fiiend Capt. Jell' Lane is now on a visit to Athens, lie reports his Florida Railroad complete and in running order. Il extends from a |mint on the St. Johns River, oppo site Volusia, and extends twenty-six miles, to the Seminole Lakes. This railroad pas-es through the orange re gion of South Florida. The fre.ghts consist ot oranges, vegetables, Sea Is land cotton, wool and lumber. The Captain is delighted with his new home iu the land of “Ponce de Leon.” His table is daily provided with fish, venson and vegetables, and he lives like a prince. The peripatetic musical, warlike mosquitlo i» the only draw back in this flowery kingdom. How much longer would life be if men would start aright and never let go the one purpose of making all they cau that is good of themselves in this world. How much and how many admire good jewelry. Start might and buy that which is useful, good and ornamental at Skill's the Opti cian and Jeweler. Mr. James Carlton “set up” apples and {tears to our "devils” ou yester day. A grand opening soiree will bo given at the Newton House at an early day. Mr. Trammel is one ot CorinneSpratliug. Instrumental music. Miss Sallio Harris. Honorable mention, Miss Mary Nicholson. Vocal music. Miss Maggie Morton. Primary Depaitment, Miss Mattie Bigham. Honorable mention, Miss Livy Cobb. Senior Metapyhsici, Miss Mary Ann Whitncr. Honorable mention, Miss Fannie Newton, Miss Helen Bishop. Senior Latin, Miss Fannie Newton, Mbs Lucy Anderson. Honorable mention, M : ss Helen Bishop Senior Mathematics, Miss Helen Bishop, Mbs Fannie Newton, Miss Mary Ann Whitner. Honorable men tion, Miss Ida Calloway. Junior Mathematics, Miss Nellie Stovall. We call th<- attention of onr readers to the advertisement of the Athens Foutidry aud Machine Works. CapL R. Nickerson is a live man ami super intends a live institution. UNIVERSITY BOOK & JOB OFFICE, WAU STREET. ATHENS, GA. Book and Job Work Promptly Executed. is s s h Wanted, ATLANTA CASH CLOTHING HOUSE, 41 WHITEHALL ST., ATLANTA, GEORGIA. ' GEO I. DALLAS, - - - - SUPERINTENDENT The largest Stock of READY .MADE CLOTHING souilr of Balti more. We sell for 0 CASH ONLY, 3 And our prices are twenty-five per cent. lower thaa any house in the city. ONLY ONE PRICE. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. Merchants will do well to examine our stock when in Atlanta, or w<; trill send Clothing on ape E roval. Orders filled promptly, and we will duplieatc any New York or laltimore order at less prices. Give us an opportunity and we will try and convince you. Address GEO. I. DALLAS, Stip’t., 41 Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga. LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF CROCKERY IN THE CITY. - E3 Housekeepers and Merchants can save money by buying their China, Crockery, Lamps, Glassware, Tin, Wooden and . Will o w- VV a re, from & FLANIGEN, Broad Street, Athens. ha«.ng pulled prices down to the pres ent level, LYNCH & FLANIGEN are now selling lower than most and as Vw any merchants in this section. Agents for the celebrated Van Dt usen Whips and the LewisflChemical Company’s Ink. aTHFNS PHARMACEUTICAL 00., :MA.\X'FACTCRER6|AXD»»E.ILERS ix SVAXrOASEta A Beautiful Extract. Pit nor Athens. Go..! the best hotel men in the State, and ’ will make things pleasant fur those around him. Netti Separation. Music Miss Geo gia Richards, Augnsta, Ga.. Mclilnib.il. Mi-s Corinnie Spratling, Alabama, Clev» r IV.inll*. Mis- J-nt.ie Smith, Athens, Ga., Graduation. Miss M. A. Whitner, Atlanta, My Alma Mater and My Home. Mi>- Ami e L. Kamev, Augusta, N- hie \\ xiiHiihnOi]—Valedictory. Music. Alumna* E-say, by Miss Lollie Rutliei lord. M llsic. l’n s< n<9’ior. of Diplomas, by Rev. P, A. 1learn. Preset!:mi..n of Medals, by Major Laninr Cobb Mu-i«. Benediction. Spls.idid weather Jor war. a lemonade While all of the young ladies did remarkably well, we cannot refraiu from taking special notice of Miss Jennie Smith and Miss Annie L. Rainey, of Augusta. Their composi tions were sparkling with beauty and elegance nnd their delivery tin-Uclass. Several of onr young men speak of attending the Gainesville Commences menu. Hissing nnd yelling Ik both disres pectful and unrefined and should be prohibited at the public entertain, manta that arc given in our city. Why this excited multitude rush ing frantically over hill and dale? Answer: Only wanting to realize the rewards offered for the discover of the lost cows of Major H. tS. Hughes and Capt. John A. Cobb. Mr. John Eherhart has the pretti est ri-sidence and far the best well water in the city, because he has bought a bran new Water Elevator nnd Purifier and has no use tor ice. as We gets water tre-h and port from the bottom ot his well. His friends are respectfully invited to cadi and see what the Elevator and Purifier will do for all who use them. The State Agricultuial nnd Me chanical College oi Alabaum, at Au burn has 229 students, and P. H. Mel), Junior, A. M. M. E., is Profes sor of Natural History in the same. Well, the graduates of our Slain University will make their mark herever they go! Truth and honesty leads to ttnaf- fecleduess which is one of the jiolislied corner stones of character that will never crumble. Be honest, be faithful to your word, and don’t forget where Skiff llie Jeweler is, when you want a truthful Watch on Clock! an honest pair of Spectncles or Watch rqiaired Remember and forget it not. Please examine the Ladies Lineu Suits offered by S. Harris. Cheaper than you can buy the linen and ttia- i terials for making same. The following beautiful extract is from a letter lound(?) by our report*, er iu his daily perambulations. The letter, no doubt, was penned by some thir lassie attending o ie ot Lite nu merous female institutes of our grand old State, to her parents, brother, or perhaps, her lover, who for months nnd months has patiently awaited the day when his- “angel’’ would return toiler home after gradua.ing with all honors, and be could then claim her as the one to walk hand-in-hand with him through all the checkered vicissi tudes of life. Writteu by her alter long months of never ceasing perusal of numerous and tedious text books, and being deprived of the society ot the op|>ositc sex, and who longs once; more to be tree to wander whither she may: * * * “If it be true that “Ev ery Cloud has a Silvery Lining,” be yond the Commencement I behold a silver field where there is nothing but sun-bine and pleasure. For three months I autici|Kite roaming aud sip ping day by day from its gushing fountain. Alas! am, 1 to be disap- point*d? The Great Ruler of the Universe being willing 1 shall not. So 1 shall trust him and fondly ding to my sweet anlicipati ill's. ’Till then with ujfoi d good-bye aud a sweet God bless you, I say “goodsnight.’’ Affectionately Yours, * * * An Elrguut Preiianitlon. Designed to meet the public want for a harmless bair-dressing and restora tive, is found in Parker’s Hair Balsam It acts like magic, commencing at the very roots, removes Dandruff aud all humors from the scab*, and never fails to restore gray or faded hair to its original youthful color and beauty, falling hair is immediately checked by its use; and it produces a growth of beautiful young hair, soft, gl»ssy and luxuriant, that surprises every one. These properties added to its exquisite perfume and purity of com position, render it the growing favors itc of the toilet table everywhere. Sold in large bottles, at 50 cents and *1.00, by U T. Brumby. Everybody to buy their5 Summer Shoes FROM BALDWIN * BURNETT. Lost, A GoMen Opportunity if you don't buy your LOW CUT essoss FROM BALDWIN & BURNETT. $ Foun Elegant Pharmacdutal Preparations !AND TOILET EEQUISITES. W vJufL JOSEPH JACOBS, !Ph- C-}rad. Superintendent* Cor. Clayton Street mid College Avenue, Guard Against Consumption. That life-destroying scourge, by promptly subduing with the aid ot Parker’s Ginger Tonic every attack of Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat. There is nothing like it Acting pow erfully upon the blood and skin, and the miieuous surfaces of the throat and lungs, it speedily overcomes these dangerous disorders, prevents the de velopment of the dreaded consump tion, and removes all pain and sore ness from the lungs. It is wonder fully efficacious in Dyspeptic afflic tions, auA gives the most cont orting relief from Headache, Distress in the Stomach, Nervousness, Low Spirits, Wakefulness, Palpitation of the Heart, Heartburn, etc. It regulates the Bowels, corrects both unnatural looseness aud constipation and stimu lates the Livar to healthy action. Buy a 50 cent or 81.00 bottle nnd try it. Sold by K. T. Brumby & Co. BALDWIN ii UIKXETT, Boots and Siii-es. The new shoe store ot Baldw'n & Burnett’s is something Athens has long needed. They have the largest and handsomest line of Boots aud Shoes ever brought to Athens, and are offering them much lower than any oilier house in town. Go at once and see them. 6juw A Mammoth Stock o£ Stiubh Goons gAt Bottom Pric«i»»t • . n BALDWIN & BURNETT’S. xnay x5-<l<few8ta ~ EYEHY MAX UIS OWX ICSldAK! 44 lint’s the food ot me baying a Piano or Orpiul I can’i eren i»lay a* jew!»liarp, tho’ 1 love music ntity well. I WWii to goodness some* body tronid invent un instmrueut that 1 could play.” So a:ty thouAauicfo of penntne music lov ers, and nt Is at a umsifal ijeuins ha* given them their heart’s desire." TliW near musical worn!er. The Or^ulnette, is uo toy or hmnbu*, but the meat marvellous musical instrument of the age. It plays llvmn*, Tunes, Quadrille*, Waltzes, Operatic selections, or Popular Sotifrs witi. per feet accuracy. A child can flat it Has full sweetjtone; durable; not liable to get out of order; weighs only 12 lbs. Price, with six Tunes, $10; extra tones 85cts, each. Guaranteed to give more satisfaction than any other instru ment in the world. Money refunded after 5 days trial If not. Hatisfactory. Tliooaahds al ready sold nnd n»*t one returned. Lootd Agents wanted in every Southern city and village. For Illustrated Catalogues and fall particulars ad dress Lndilen A But re. Savannah, Ga., Mauu- ‘ * factored Sole Southern Ar 1 ^- MS 0B OH PRESCRIPTION S SPSCTALTV. & Hake Xe Mistake. Thi-y say that Snead keeps the 1 e*t and cheapest stuck of bhoes io Athens, wheuever he warrants a shoe to you, you may just bet your bottom dollar ou it. Adjustable Trasses. Public School Notice. Arrangements have been made to open ami continue the tree schools io Clarke county for three inontha All teachers of color interested will meet the Secretary ot Uta Retard pf Education at the Court House in Ath ens on Tuesday, June 29th 1880, at 9 o’clock a. m. The white teachers will meet me at the same place oil Juue 30th 1880, at 9 o’clock a. in, Athens, June 4lh, 1880. H. R. Bernard. Secretary Board Education. That it is warm weather. A full line of Salty’s Hard Rubber Tru-ses, double anil single, just re* ceived. Made in every desirable pattern, fitting perfectly to form of body; light, c**ol, cleanly, (line springs coated,) free from all sour, rusty, chaffing, pudding nr strapping un- pleosautness. Used in bathing; al ways reliable, end good as new. With the Rads bo constructed, ana tomically, ns to successfully meet the various and roost Difficult forms ot Rupture, aflbrdiug comfort, safety, eleanlineiw, and durability, ns the many thousands Radically Cured by their ttse will bear' witness. Also a lull assortment of Lndies’ nnd Gents’ Should^* Braces, Supporters, bandages, Ac., Ac. We will adjust all trusses, if so desired. Athens Pharmaceutical Co., Cor. Cbllege Avenue and;Clayton §\, m-9.wtf. Co. College V Avenue ami Claytan Street, . -A.’PSEETSii CSOE.aiA“ -MANUFACTURER! 01’ AND DEALERS IN Single nnd Double Seat Buggies, Top Carn ^es, and One and Two-Horse igons and fine hand-made Harness. Carriage repairing and paintin'? done in tho neatest nnd most du : Lie m price*. Having ntiod up additional building ■* for mv Paint aud H. rues* workmen in every department. I am w. 11 prepared to dou.M.d Carr nckamithing. lining the best of material end everything being under ent, I guarautce my work in ovoiy particular. nahl first neral uage- The Celebrated DRS A.F &W.M DURHAM S^EOSALXSTS, R' HCHtV. CHUOMC MXKVSKSOK MALE AND I a aalj. a«S Veerrral. Will ,Mt |>allrkt* I. a., ,ari "titleStttr. ► O.Iice: fcorhor Clayton'end Lumpkin Streets, Athena, Gu. m»y27.il&wSui. % Medajs & rjiplomas from F.very EitiibitiGn in TheWcrld. ■^THB BEST IN THE MARKET^ A!» . j)e Davis (Vertical Feed Mucltine, whim is con-birred as good A* chine lor th e n oney as any in tho Market. THE TIElfRY S TlTTl ably with any mteb.i ie ->ffor:<S THE AMERIC AS? SK K wide reputation. All the-above MasVmoi » T MACIIIN Ami last Ii. J ATHENS, - * - - GEORGIA. W J5- !*" <» Coramtatoo Skeuri- U ye* oi alt kind*. Office: at the Iknk <4 Ilf University. Refer, to Y. lTg. w—l ardinutuFliinizy, Btevew, Xhonj^i, m»yZtJlin.8inw v IfSS which will compare favor* Yi of least, F.Vfr MA II1NEwhich a’ready has] a efur.sd 4, Tho WH EELER & WILSON Sewing Machine Ofii ' 0 N TKOl'AS STREirr, Ol’P., REAVES * NICHOLSON, BY tohn ^wiaxrnsr, apl ST-tf. THJl’AS STREET ATHH«S t .OA. SI# .W ■ 4-'