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m AGENTS FOR ORANGE RIFLE POWDER AND NEW ARROW COTTON TIE. Bagging! Bagging! Bagging! Salt! Salt! Salt! Meat, Lard, Molasses, Syrup of all Grades, Staple Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, lower than anybody; and ' ~ ~ *v : % 7 >. 7,.’ , T V , all Rinds of Farm Supplies. - Wholesale and Retail Buyers. Give us a call when you are in Athens. -.<-/■ O. v- octobcr 5 J. T. WATERMAN,' PROPRIETOR. Tuesday, October 26, 1880. © ■3 ui u o h IIlilL £* la © S3 £ g £ •E.’sS 1111^58 lllllife ss 1 i I 6X ■s a'5>i t - ®;- eg suss* ,) .SHALL I PRICE REDUCED. Ill or«ler to increase the circulation of the Weekly Banner, we make this offer : To nil New Subscirbers, be tween now and the 15th ol'November, we will send the Weekly Banner One Year For One I)olla>. Remember this and tell it to your neighbor*. We want hundreds of new subscribers by the 15th of November. N. 1>. Those who owe tor sub scription in the past, will understand that this rate of one dollar a year ap plies only to the future and not to the past. They will be expected to pay at the rate that prevailed when they J 8hlM . kins t0 . u ; ght . subscribed in the past. 1 The raorniugs are frosty. V , More people onght to sing at cbitreh. The town is profusely adorned with Join) Robinson’s chromos. y" .Saturday and Monday are generally the dullest days in Athens. Rey. ;J. T, Curtias, of Homeij was 1 tinhd dty yesterday. • Prof. McIntosh will return {p-day, and resume his teaching. Mrs. T. A. Burke, we are pleased to see onee again in our .city. Rate Tom Burney, ol the Cincin nati Timcs-Star is in the city. Lots of people came over from Walkinsvilleto see Humpty Duropty ' Mr. W. H. Jones is the busiest man in town, when a show is here. The ballot is a most patent weapon. Mind how you cast it next Tuesday. There are several officers to be elect ed by the legislature. The University Reporter is creat ing some talk among the students. Most of the Athenians, who went to the Atlanta fair havo returned. Our Atlanta letter is very interest ing. “Jar.” wields a facile and vig orous pen. Dr. J;' S. Hamilton has gone to Montgomery to attend a railroad nieeliug. Mr. John tiillciand invites his num erous friends to an ufd fa.-hion corn DIRECT IMPOKTATIOlin 7B0Y1T0N & CO., * * I \ * j * j j j •vS* A VINO one of onr firm in EmTope for tbt j>&*t three i&antha. inTcsti gutim*^iffeTqat Yinm-of Goods, we have found it much to our interest to _ IMPORT DIRECT the following Hues oiuooti*: •** John Crmletr <fc Son’s Celebrated Brussels Carpets; John S. Brown & Son's Table Linen Napkins, etc; Ballon’*Tappisscire Cashmere Finish Black Silks; 1 lain Black Velvets : Plain Colored Vcivets; Brocaded Black Velvets j Brocaded Colored Velvets; all of which we offer to the pub» lie at a saving of hfteeu to twenty j*«r cent. _\ h' ZCTOW OB NEVER!” IltsT } r7 JL. JD3DX TIO XT , TTe have spent much time in EASTERN MARKETS buying DESIRABLE GOODS wherever found to our interest, > lievc we have the largest stock this side Baltimore, embracing that in all truth, we be- ALL STYLES DRESS GOODS, Brocades, Latins, Silks, Velvets, Velveteens, Flannel* (Plain CLOA1NGS—Beautiful Styles.' KNITTTNDFRWTTA .., Shake^ Twilled, Opera and Plojd. - - * - ••• AE (or tadfem Gents and Children. CLOTHS nnd CASHMERES—Best quality of. Im parted Goods. HANDKERCHIEF-—All styles Ladies’ ChiUrea’i Chun and fancy Handkerchiefs. TABLE LINEN—TOWELS—NAPKINS, Etc.—Largest Stock ever shown by one House ' *' *“ - - - " Gent’s aud Boys’ Half Hose. i Atlanta. HOSIERY—All Xow‘St>]<*; Ladies' * ~ ’ * 1 * * 3 * ' : *1 tj 4v 11 Ch ldren*’Hose. Hosiery—New Rlyle* CARPETS, CARPETS! s OIL CLOTHSU JLAMBREQUINS, ETC. The largest stock Carpets and finest qualities ever offered before, at STRICTLY ‘Xew York pr'ces. ANY 2TEW YOEK QUOTATION DUPLICATED ! New Styles Window Shade*. New Designs in Lambrequins, Lace Curtains, etc. flHP3E3E€LPM5:0S» Ladies’ Shoos, Misses’ Shoes, Cliildren’s Slices, Gents" Shoes, Boy’s Shoes ; all atvlesand grades of best makes; fresh and new. Call and Examine our Immense Stock in all Departments. Our immense Salesroom covers a space equal to five large store* and contains over 15,00Q square feet, hence it requires an immense stock oods to fill them. , ' * sops. * GITAMBERLTX liOYNTOX & CO. U The Leader of Low Having just returned from New .York, offers for sale an Immense Stock of Goodsat extraordinarily low prices. 3Tb e careful tabor, as weUaa the - abun dant time consumed in its purchase, guarantees that this Stock of Goods, amounting toover one hand rod thousand dollars, cannot be equaled In point or its perfection oi detail, in its beauty, its volume, or the lowness ot it* prices. The auction rooms hare been r*naacked r ihe various noakaoad corner* in which ‘bargains are to be fount! for cash, have been thoroughly canvassed and the results are marvelous! Read this partial list carefully! ^ < SILKS AND DRESS GOODS...... 2/00 Yards gctxl Black arosgrain, 4Be. per yard, well worth 75c. An extraordinary bargain. 2,700 YardsBUrkGroagrain 8nks,J50u.‘ per y*nl; always sold lie fore at 85c. Nothing like it in America for the price. 1,980 Yards beautiful Black Grongrain Silks, 65c. per yard. ^ COST MUCH MORE TO IMPORT. t ..... , ; No sucli Line of Silks Las ever been Offered in Georgia Before. 22,700 Yards stunningly beautiful Black Grosgrain Silks, 75c. and R5c. per yard, fit for ladv to wear. Th” best $1 Black Bilk ever offered hwre! The most extraordinary ?1,25 Black Silk imaginable. The best $1,85, and $1,50 and $1,75 Black Silks in the Southern States. This is no humbug ! I can show nearly 0<» worth of Silks! N. B.—1 will be res|>onsible for the wear of any of the above goods over $1.25 per yard—will make it uoodlf not satisfactory A full Hue of Colored cilksat 55 65c., 8ftc., and $1, forchoic. gt^ds. This line of Coloted Silks at 55c. C6c., 75c., 85c., and $1, for choice goods. This line of Colored Silks embraces every possible sha<lr at each of the prices named, no pieces Black Satina, at. fkem the lowest price up to the very finest ma e, really extraordinary gt.«*ls for the prices. 50 piece* .Colored Satins, embracing all the novelties, besides the standard shades, at $i, per yard, can not be duplicated in town. No such a stock and assortment of Satin* can be found elsewhere ! A nhe line of Satin De’I.yon. all colors, $1,50 per yard. A superb liueof Black and Colored Broci.ded.SUks, in rich Persian and other styles. $1,25 p« r yard; sold elsewhere for $2. A full line Black and Colored Pekin Strips, $1 per yard, worth $1,50. A complete stock of fine grade Brocaded Silks, ail colors. 100 pieces Black and Colored Silk Velvets and Velve teens. 60 pieces Colored Plushes, in aliahades and in three grades. ; 50 pieces Black Alpacas, 15c., 20c., 25c., and an extraordinary article at 35c. per yard, worth 60c elsewhere. 3,000 Bales. TEe average daily receipts of cot ton in Athens for the past week were about 500 hale-, making the round aggregate of 3,000 bales for the week. How is that for business? Head on tlie Track. Saturday alternoon a white woman was f»und dead on the Air-Line track, between New Holland and Sulphur Spring station. She was found in a sitting posture, and her legs were badly burned. Further information than this, our inlbtniant did net learn. Died, At the residence of R. L. Blooms field, Esq , on Friday 22nd Sept. inst. at 11A o’clock, a. in., Mrs. Caroline Rogers in the 84th year of her age. She was the widow of R. K. Rogers, 1>. D., who departed this life at same place in January, 1879. Her remains lett Athens yesterday for interment in New Jersey. Train Stoned. As the train from Augusta neared Crawfordville, yesterday morning two stones were thrown into the forward passenger conch. One of them struck a passenger on the shoulder, without hurting him, and an old man was cut on the chin by the fragment# of glass made by the other. The perpetrator of the act is t ot known ; but he can be caught if proper effort is made. Election Day. To the Editor of the Banner: An impression has gone abroad that elec tion day is on the first M ednesday in November, when it is thcjfrsf Tues* day. This mistake would he fatal in its result-, and if general, would ren der the election null and vuid. Please print this, and do all you can to let the people know that the first Tues day, to-wit the 2d day cf November, is election day, and that under the new Constitution no vote can be re ceived outside of the county of the person offering to vote. Please call editorial attention to tbi« note. Vefy rcspectlully yours, ; Emory Speer. The Northeastern Railroad. Many a man slips a three Cent The arnual convention ol’tlie stock- piece into the contribution box with holders of the Northeastern Railroad I a ^° 11 oen * n ' r - — Ottaiia Jteputiican. was held Thursday at the company’s 1 ' — office in this city." The following ofil- j Merchants, look to your interest, cers were elected bv the stockholders : r Rev. E. -D. Stone, of the Chronicle, preacher at Wintervil'e every third Sunday. One week from to-day, the presi dent of the United Slates is elected— the highest officer in the world. There was a certain young man lost last night, but he turned up again. Friends and relatives are relieved. The former president Col. A. K. Our representative, lion. Pope Childs, positively declined a re-elec- Barrow, has engaged one of alcGin- tion, pleading that the press of his ty’s drays to take his mail home. ! own private business prevented his Whenever you see the Banner man giving the road that attention which around, remember that he will he be would wish to give as president. President—John W. Nicholson, Di rectors :—A. K Childs, C. G. Tal- madge, John White, G. II. Yancey, Jonathan Hampton, J. A. Hunnicult, George E. Dead wyler, K. Xickcr-on, W. B. J. Hardman, C. \V. Hood, R. K. Reaves, II. A. Lowrance, Howell Cobb, H. Beusse, R. L. Bloomfield, W. I». Thomas, Julius Cohen. Many staple articles in crockery, gla-swnre, lamps «fce., have greally declined. McBride «fc Co., have bv all odd- the best and cheapest stock Seth Thomas Clocks, Rogers & Sons cutlery, McBride’s spoons, forks, castors, champion ice-cream freezers, library lamps, Dixon’s stove polish, Maddoek & Sons’ splendid English white iranitd ware, all tried and prov en to'be as good if not the licet in the world iurnished to the trade strietlv Black Cashmeres! thankful for an item, large or small. The fourth quarterly conference ot Oconee, street church was held last night, Rev. U. W. Bigham presid ing. If every man who reads the Banner would subscribe lor it, we should be satisfied. See here, doesn’t this apply to yon ? The Blue Ridge mountains can be seen, on a clear day, from that part ofCollege avenue near the soldiers’ Tnonument. The young man who' fnrpiobed two pages of locals for a certain {Sper ought to get the prize for elasticity off imagination. a** JJL can’t qqU,’^d.ihe. same fascination of the grartit Concent ration of eehrtis, in the electric lit ’arena, which still holds the, old veteran spell-bound, brought thousands of others under the canvass yestyrday and last night, all ns helpless as the old-hero withstand VAinttfailnW ’ TV wtQ nmri» thin over brought to the State. Their; ^ manufacturers prices by McBride stock is crammed with novel fast sel- Co., Atlanta Ga. octl9w ling staple goods of their own direct; —— importation. Hold your‘orders, come The Little Medicine Chest— and select in person. McBride it Co., j May Apple Liver PiHs are the most guarantee to save all height and reliable in the world, mid entirely breakage and delay, -t.d to not put a' vegetable. Price, 15 cents for large sinplt- piece of unsalable stock on von. boxes. Sold by all druggists. octlOw j oel5-wlm. O. Is/.L. O-A-^T & CO., MENS' YOUTHS' AND ROYS' ^ JtS A Man Found Bordered. Mr. riously disappeared from Gainesville, Ga., on the night of the. ,.10st, w as found Sunday morning by some little boys, who were atrolUng through the woods Irftekof the Bapti.-t Semi- narv, in a deep ravine. His ahull was broWfc «a^tl'* ,i «^ dfWbsleOc^ were W* It» ^Went that he w»i murdierf^ and it U eup- posed, for rnetiey that he was thought to have:, lie had dettlared that-he had sold :hU horse and *agon, and wits -upposed that he g«t.»he money f..r them ; aud for this, most probably, he w ns murdered. He vhd not . lwve the money, however, Whelvhe went to collect it, he wa* intoxicated, au^ the person who owed him, put him „ff, intending to |*y when he betaine sober. " ThVr ravine wf.Arehe Whs found was , Uk! only ! idap 8 ’ * MO* which a. msn’a body oonjd be hidden. It is hoped that the, perpetrators of this foul deed "will ** found and «*ade to sudor the penalty ot thew crime., NkUKAi-«» , S i 8 nndpuVladly 1 “ medn-iue of'great mertt, or tt would well (ft. t}iq temptation. It was more than yteak flesh, could, qyetpqme, and as a donsttiuence 1 lhi’ : whofo .apaeei was jammed np-todhe ver^ nefe. - It did shopk ota 1 txodetfy to rff .the circus ladies •riding-aroutid the sing in short drosses and tights, and kicking up ti&r heels insuoh iunadn'er.'but as all wviTTt^td«d:nibu»e4 triB haje auch performances for older heads than ours, of couwe we yielded graceful ac quiescence and enjoyed it to its fulls csTMlMW.j Thp dty w crowded all day. with visitors from the surround ing towns and -country who teemed to join roost heartily with our .citizens in giving one continuous round ol ap plause from the march of the ‘Grand Egy ptUn^Gprqvaji’ t^^a t|8t feat The Board of Directors met,, after (lie stockholders adjourned, nnd elected the following subordinate officers: Lyman Wells, superintendent; R. L. Moss, treasurer; II. R. Bernard, aud itor and general book-keeper ; II. A. Lowrance, secretary. f . Pretfiens to adjournment, tlieslovk- holders recommended that the direc tors alter the by laws, so as to pro vide for a vice-president, who should discharge the duties ol president, in case of the absence of that officer, Tromrany muse; ajnd further re com mended the eleetion of Mr, Johu jylhjte as ytee-piiesidenu Tliis r> c- onimendation the dircglors unaui- monsly resolved that they would cfajjj out.. .-!>* .J,', j has^fil 1 Th® report of the pi esident and f . ’'other officers, as submitted to the stockholders, showerl the financial condition of the road to be good, and a^o that the road-bed, rolling-stock, and other property of the roaii^are in good condition. The president rec ommended, in ly» report, the imme diate extension of tlfenuttl, at least ns far as Clarksville, and submitted esti mates of survey, recently . made liv Capt. J-. d. Turner, eivif engineer, ot Y V * W -sW -SB HATS, FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS, UMBRELLAS, WALKING CANES, ETC’., ETC, ETC' Fresli Stock! Good Goods! Latest Styles! Lowest l’rices 37. raccE/tr: a Stroot, A.TX,AirT^., GgOgOlA,."/ ^ n AVlNG .«f>lj ont.onr rntiie Dry-Good* interests at the old stand, 65 and €7 Peachtree street we have opened an ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING, Etc., >ve ramed) at a new’jttand, 37 reachtrce s'rect, more ecntiaUy located. Thnnkinp our lor their lon*r and liberal patron*** to us while in the dry pood* busiHess, we solicit A con- " • businttfc*. We shall endeavor by fair and liberal deulix^js to Ac immense variety. In Blue, Black and Jet Black for mourning, 1,200 yards good Flack Cash more—all woo!—35c yard ; 1,800 yards better grades Rood 37 He yard, worth 6**c; 2,300 yards tirat rate Cashmere, all wool, 43c, worth 65c ; 750 ya«d* excellent all wool Black Cashmere 50e yard. Th sis a great bargain ! Nothing like it elsewhere ! 27ftO yards »>ui»erh Blai-k Cashmere, all wool, 65c, yard ; " * ' ^ —*' - of Black Cashmere* is of my own importation, and utterly beyond the range of competition. Crapes at from 25c per yard up to the very best goods made. 50 pieces Flat k Bombazine and 1 17different styles in Black Figured Novelties, aU wool. 1 he largest Ktock of Black Dress Goods in the state. ... lug solid colors, plain goods aud solid colored figured goods, and fancy goods generally, a*, the, 12^40,15c. 20c, 25c, 35c, 40c, - etc., a truly beautlftil assort ment. Thousands of Melanges, lieBagea, Mohairs, etc-, in solid colors and fine plaid's, away ltelow market value! 100pieces solid colored Cashmeres, in everv grade. Black and Colored Camel's Hair, -16 inches wide, $1,00 yard, worth $1,50usually. All wool “Moiule” Cloths,46 inches wide, $1 yard, iiandsume Plaids and Novelties for Trimmings in very fine goods, a laige variety. • Linens, Linens. House Furnishing Goods, Etc. • ’ • f. ■ Mr. J09 dozen Towels, 50c dozen-a great bargain ; 380 dozen all Linen Towels, 10 •, each, good size, worth 2f»c; 200 dozen I.lnen Htick Towels, 15c, each worth 26c, wonderful goods; 75c dozen large Linen 1‘amask Towels,'good size. 2uc, each, worth 3.^ ; 15 piece* Checked Linen Glass Cloths, 15c yard, worth 25c. A splemlid line of liner Towels—both in liurk aud l>aiuask at unheard of prices, truly ago<»d line of goods. 1000 yard s.excellent Half Bleach <nl Table Be mask, 25i* yard, worth 40c elsewhere; 800 yards Superior Half Bleached iJawnsk, gee worth 66c ; 1800 yards of Bleached Tabic Linen, fMd, in which I court competition. J have also Bleached Table Linens, Cream ditto, Turkey Red ditto, at from Cfc yard up to £2,50, aud constituting the largest and best assortments of this class of goods to be found south oi Baltimore. I have imported these goods afreet through h brother Irt Europe, who is now on his way toioin me in business, aud I know that I have the inside prices oij them. Thousands of Doylies, Nap ins, etc*, inwvery. conceivable style and grade at all t-rices from 35c dozen upward. Irish Fronting Linens, 25e, 35c, 4. c and 50e for superb goods. A flue stock of Llneti Sheetings >nd Pillow Casing in all widths, at the very lowest possible pricts. , ‘ BE SURE TO CALL AND EXAM] NE THEM! Thousands of White Bed Spreads in every grade, from the lowest priced goods up to the finest Imported Marseilles Goods. No such a Etock of them elsewhere! 5,000 yards 1C-4 Bleached Sheetings, 10c yard, worth 35c. Hosiery, TJndLerwear, Corsets Etc. Mr Stock of Hosiery, always hitherto rendered notable by its extent, beauty and cheapness, never has been one-half so perfect fn it* detail as at pr< rI « »-—* * " L ~ ' * " ' * * " infan (A* ahov friend* for tinnance »<f the same in pur ne merit it. lietncniber our STOCK IS NEW’ No old stock or styles. Respectfully, u9L. O- 3VT- db CO.. 37 Peachtree Street, ATLANTA, GA. STILSON, iV LARGEST STOCK of CLOCKS inliie Slate, l’rices lower than ever. We WILL NOT TSETNPKKSOLIX '»-y 52 WlIITElIAIiL STREET, - - - j— % ent. It embraces lull lines of entirely uow detigns, and exclusive paterns (they being all of my own importation), and fromthe beautiful little infants’ y variety of coloring, up to the handsomest Little Embroidered Goods, at $1 50 per pair. It is replete with beauty.' Suffice it to say that in .'tales certainly no such a stock can Ite found. Gents' Merino Shirts, 35c, 50c,,75c each, up to the finest goods mode. . i. A grand Stock. Gents’ Grey Merino Shift* and Drawers. A full line* - Ladies’ Merino Vests, 35c, 50c, 75c, $1,00, Extraordinary goods for the prices, Ladies Scarlat Ve3ts and Drawers in best grades. Ladies’ White Merino Drawers. A full assortment. Knit Draw goods made Men’s Scariet Merino bhirts and Drawers Childs’ Merino Suits, combined and separate, all sizes, from 25c a garment up to the^Anest grades. - - ' A Splendid Line of Gents’and Boys’Dress Goods In White and Colored. Rvery possible size. .*• **■•’ t j,‘ ••’ ! J . Gents’ Ties, Flat Scarfs, Windsors* etc., in Beautiful Variety, Black .and Colored. A SUPERB LINE OF LADIES’ AND GENTS’ COLORED KID GLOVES, Embracing eTerytHtng from a 35,Glo.e up to tbe finest gratle made. Immense assortment'. ATLANTA, G-33303R.C3-I-A.- th'e lady Clairvoyant who loldthe age, nationality , color of hair anil almost the very thoughts ot those of the an-, dimee who desired it. The barrel and cross, and the equestrian act l>y Mis* Minnie Mark, and the light jug. fhtr> rfrj.~ltflev were jUl goock . whijo' wiijb a cJ«^n bj _ byjthe wayy acted Vt to perfection, was simply as- t0 Th« °hree CWQefJpV&tS^eqttaiing in weight and beauty old ‘Columbus’ jiL.hia. btAtorr’dky’^T WPU asTheir ebrffic\>to*’4'l'F wkfiiMeeA by Low- - Daw Rice, w^tw high ly appreciated Georgia Holland, * tindiim jockey and great bure- idi r, flrouglit ip niL’id the days fr i n j? notTo"^e i^®o^^ong6t'si!i‘ iMty uerfoamers, but in tho ehguut Ian- a word in praise of the sjden- did lour lioro* /■!litr^-kacU Tiding' and driving of Miss Stickney, which 5wts-applauded to-that iaehnUu Tha menagerie contaiued speciihents ot natural history which file seldom ever |£in Mtidfer t-anvass. this inort dote, worthy of all in this department bt- iugii’robfihly a hug? alligator, which. Sums native clime, (so John Lowlow says) dines daily on young Readjus : the c*S of grading, masonry, tre-tles and cross-ties, ft otn Lula t o tlie N orilt Carolira line 1 He reported that lie had put agents to work U> secure right of way and stock subscriptions beyond the Air-Line, and recommended that as soon as sufficient bona fide stock shall be taken, the grading be done at least as far as Clarksville, lie fnrtlter abttefkihkt twunty^five miles, from Lula jo "Clarksville, will inline- HIGH & HERRIN X*ALL your attention ib tha fact that their fall °ck is uojr complete in all departments, mid replete V wtftlialltka Obveltkajth^t money and taste enn supply.’ For a realizing sense of the moaning ol uuprSeetleiUeil cheapness, uqttl a soul-satfsiylug |hatc of bitfg.ilns ahead jff all Iturgains, come or write Dress Goods ! DresS Gfoods ! Black silks, Anthony Guinet, Ponsons, Belloww aftd other tnanufaeture* at 65c, 7-**c, 85c, 90c, $1» $1.25, $1.50, $1.60, $1.85, $2. $'.25, $2.45, $2.95. Brocaded silks at $1, $1.50, worth much more ; satins* velvets, brocade velvets, silk velvets; velveteens in plain and brocade* lieautiful German dresa^trtxls; kreat'bargains in English dress goo*ls; all the exauisite French itovclties with bright aud pleasing eleds. American die'is goods that are jnst euougiitp please a Qdeen, aud oli, so cheapo 65 pieces all wool utomie cloths at 37c, worth 03; 29 pieces all wool serges at 37c, worth 75- 69 *>uv^s colored • 86 all wool colored cashmeres at 60c,VortH 75; 16 alrwool striped English cashnse meres at 2tc: _ „ 50e; 16 pieces all shiHslah cloths at 57c; 25 pieces grey dress gootfo, nothing South like thetuj 5000 yards assorted dress goods at 31tc; 4759 yanls assorted drees goods at 28c; 9596 yards assorted dress goods at 25c. riles of dress goods at 15c, 20c, 22>^c. Best 10c, worsted in the State. Black Caslimeres Black Cashmeres ! That, we.can vanquish the most formidable foes from the* field, and shiver all the so-enllep eomi>eti- tion, for they are so nice, g*n»d and cheap that the blind even can'appreciate by the soft feeling—and no e will deny their brightness of Lotus is unapproachable. No other southern merchants have them, they are controlled by one party In New York. i»ee them at 40c, 50c, GOo, 67c, 72c, 75c, 80c, 87c, 90c, 95c, $1, $1.25, $1.38. The only first-class stock of Mourning Goods in Atlanta. iliatvly bring sufficient business to the foail-to justify th-j extension, ami it will tbatj^ •t\i^ great through lice frotinilhe west "toj|4 SoiaUi Atlatuic—whabevier such a line is built. Tlje directors so far «s-w«-^>ukl l> arif, are unanimou-ly in favor of carrying out the recommeii- datiuii o^rlie tiresidt ntrfnr-extvnrtilig flip (r?ucoinepjirac- TVVsIifrtf hflvT’inoro to siy to mori otv. We hare all the desirable fabrics; Cotirtlands Crapes a *i>ccialty. ^ White Goods ! White Goods ! Swisscs, Jackonets, l^iwus, Muslins, Lae?s. Fancy Goods, Fancy Goods. ld:ice OUT road in sue!) a position; . Jewelry, Perfumeries, Brashes', Combs, Tockjet^iooks, Sil|fFlfakes, I%s*amentaries; 9006f L;iril 1 n* „ , I * A 'Ties at loc, worth 25. 5 .. 4 jJJi -r *v . -t i i 4 44 V -i 4 |4iJn8sur^dl^J)CCopae aphut of-J RdCMllgS U 4 * M ^ ^ ... IN THIS LINE I CLAIM TO BE FAR AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION. I HAVE 1,100 Children’hand Misses* Cloaks, from 4 years to 16 years. 500 Ladies’ Cloaks $1,75 and $5,00 each. Nobody else ho* anything like them for the money. 1,750 Ladies’ Cloaks, from $2,00 to & 0,00 each, most of them at positively half price. l,2Q0 Ladies* Cloaks, $12.00 to 925*00 each, a truly magnifi cent lot of goods. Cheap! Cheap! No excuse for any person to go cloakless this season I can furnish one to suit anybody’s pocket. A Bonanza for the Ladies 1 200 Ladies’Beaut ful Walking Sacques or Jackets, EOgUsh Coachman Style, Jaunty, Nobby, 'Beautiful Things, $2,54 to $4,00 each, positively worth from $6,00 to $8ifi0each. Wonderfal ceeap and rery handsome! Noboey can afford io purchases Cloak, in justice to themselves, without having first examined my stock and prices. The rest will right itself. “ . * . .. 16,000 WORTH OF FLANNEL AND BLANKETS! Immense Stock ! Cheap 1 Ohfiap! Xverythinjf needed in printed flannels. Solid color opera flannels. P|aid flannel* in three different qualities. A beautiful lot of white flannels, embracing everything from a good 7*8 flannel at 1ST -2 cent* per yard up to the best*mode. Navy blue trvillod flannel* for Hoys’ Suitings, Shirts, etc. 10,000 yards fjrey heavy twilled flannel* at 12 l»2cper- yard, worth 30c. 5,000 yard* red twilled flannel*. 25c 30c and 35c ner yard. Full line* plain and twilled red flannel* up to the highest grades. Tne largest, best, and yet tho cheapest stock of flannels ever offered in Georgia. Blankets in immense varieties. A pood white blanket from $2.60 to- $4,00 per pair. 10-4 Saxony Blankets, beautiful good*. 11-4 California best grade blankets. 12-4 and 1-4 California blanket*. A superb stock of blankets in every size and goo'*. ' ' ' I . • ‘ - Em ’broideries, Rlrions, etc. 6 Cases—^arge Cases-.-of embroideries, infine wide Swiss e<lges, Nair.sook edges, Jaconet edges-—an immense stock, which fairly sparkles in it* beauty, and embrace* every width made, ^ * » * . AND IF I DO NOT SELL THEM AT HALF WHAT YOU CAN BUY THEM ELSEWHERE, WHY, THEN DON’T BELIEVE MY ADVERTISEMENTS ANY MORE. I will certainly do it. No such a lot has ever before been laid before the public ot Atlanta. Immense variety of gros grained ribbon*, satin- face gro* grained ribbon*, serge nnd satin combined ribbons, brocaded ribbon*, in every conceivable shade and style. Oh ! Ye lovers of beautiful ribbon* come here aiid regale your vision among*’ the largest and handsomest lot of ribbons in the State. A magnificent stock of beaded gitnj*, fringes, button*, etc., lor dress trimming*. In fact, thedetuil* of my notion department are full, the stock immense. 1,000 pieces Jear.s, from lOe per yard up to Concord goods which are the Best Made. 5,000 yurda Casaimars for men and boys’ wear. Some besutiftil style* from 25c to $1,00 pe*r yard. Waterproof clothe, Beavers, Matelasse uud Chinchilla. Broadcloths and Doeskin* in excellent variety, and very cheap. Xj^lODIIES’ stjits An immense line just opened and to arrive, extra fino good* bought cheap. * • Suit* will be sold for $7,50, worth $14,00, lovely things. ^ Suit* will be sold for $10,00, $ 12,50, $14,00 and $15,00, worth double th£ price.. »• A few Polka Dot Silk Suits, to be given awuy cheap, at ^ JOELIsT KEELY’S. oct5 Corner Whitehall and Hunter Street", ATLANTA, GA- Ruchings \ - S>¥ «•)*£< lanta TFt an m have for it in nefiralgine.—At- Post. oct20 Tru ceifcil. M.«le in • tverv desirable prt(tent; fitting aerf^tjtly to 'form of bodj^Hglit, tfoolfcleanly, (tine springs coaled,) tree from all soar, rusty, chaffing paddinij or strapping un- jtlea-antnesa. Used in halltitig; al- I ivays reliable,- - and: good as new. 'With the Pads so constructed, ana- .tomieally. as to fiuccesstully meet thefet J! v.iV. various and tnoa\ Difficttll fortns ot on KhS^ef^sht^uugs, i” Rupture, affordirtg comfort, safety, cleanliness, and,durability, as lliq ninny thousands' Radically Cured, bv • heir use jyi|l bear witness. Also a full assoftiheut of Latlie-’ anil Gents’ bit iti'his profession, and is now all trussesT if so desired. Ysk.iv • < a - /rf'e m«9.wtf. C50 pieces Uiblnma at half cost importation. Fancy Neckwear. HOSIERY • HEPART.qEXT. 250 of La t lies* Balbri^’gansiit 1IAcjJ$b<C LatHes’ Hose, assorted colors, at l&c and 15e. Finest line of each, English aud German fam ynosier^ I n't he State Irufii 20c to $0c pcr'iair Misses’ Hose of e ud; ladies’ fleece-lined Wool Hose, black Hose, grey Hose; gents’, boy’s and childrens Hosiery Gloves, Gloves, Gloves! 269 dress kids from Job lot at 35c, worth GOc; lineil kid at 75c, warranttd ; our three-button kid af r; ..arstx-buttamd tpd at ,«4«aqd uuf poriuoied kid,.qut jftitchvd gilt kid, Josvss’ iiued seamless 1 oS«ahii J 'cti8iiA i ‘ in calling attention to this department, ’tis with a feeling of pride that we can please you. Cloaks old ladies, nobby cloak* far young ladie», cloaks for.- children and misse*. 1675 cloaks just received at $L75, f2T$2*7a, $3tao, $«, $4.5*. $6, $ Wk «7.5U, $AJ5i $*A $1«. fll„$l2*$l*Io $*6 each. Big. lot dolmaus. 38y shawls from 25c up. U)wO zephyr *h*wls at half price. LAD1E-S UNDER WEAK.-Bargain*, in shirt*, 50c, file, 75c, 80c, 88c, 98c, $1, to the finest made. Chemises 50e, 75c, 89c, $1, $1.25, $1 50. Gowns 65c, 85c, $1, $1.50, 12, $2.50. 1000 L dies’ Merino pants aud vests at tiie most ridiculous low prices. 200 childreus’ under vests and punt* cheap. < CORSETS, CORSETS.—A job lot t>i9 French y-orset* at 45c; ajob lot 504 hand-made Corsets at 45c. Bon Ton Corsets, Clinderelht, Or. Warncr’s, and other brands that are good. ^Finest 500 bone^ Corset ttKflit.LAN^-^cLtVi'ltS,' LTt.\—plw(3 Kentucky Jean, at too; 34 piwe. Kentucky Jons at 20c. Bargains Jeaos 16c, 23c, 25c, 35c, 40c. Bi£ lot .remnant* jeans. Concord cassimeree at factory prices, Duniestics !, Dfttnesties * vnestlcs at 3c, Sc, <eT%,W» Bleaching Scr" 6,00$ yards Clucks Glnghum's, can- aKBaaar-er’ Shoes, Shoes, Shoes ! We arc uow haudllng Mile's, BurPs, Cole’s, Cousin’s amt other brat makes, and offer them exceed-, ingly low, keep no shodoy. Special attention is called to our l’ebble Gout Ladies’ Bootsat $1.50. $ 2.40, $2.50. Fine french Kid Ladies’Shoes. Misses’Shoes, Children’s School Shoes, geuta’tine Shoe*; .^sliutw, King 8t>tia.»tH('iur'itiiffc<)n stfrt at tl.14 tor k»l Shirt at Sr. UhNTS'im.i.iiM puiviis nv DEinvE* w w« i.af a «R.M. «»» all orders of $1Q':' 36 and 38 PEACHTREE STREET, ATLANTA., GEORGIA, VVHOLESALK AKD KETA’lL iMBAERS Ilf iThe twcmnnlMed .vide or of nVurW thirty yciu».alu;<r. that the Bittern ie a.certain remedy tar n elariel disease, es well es its surest preven tive it eradicates dyspepeis, %onstipetioiii liver complaint and nervousress, e unteracu s tendency • to goat,' rheumatism,' urinnry end nteriue diaardtre, that imports ricor to tfio leer We, add cheers the miua while it invij>6'rates fooVpJy- , . > jtU! £ ! - ^^<tr rale by all Druggists snd Dealers gener- 500 MILE TICKETS. TINWARE HOUSEFURKISHING GOODS, Slate ; and Iron Mantels, WllOUGIlT IRON PIPEi PUMl^S, RUBBER 1 HGsEl ’STEA.M AND QASSITTINGS,,TbUMBERS’ SUPPLIES, ETC/^v'" ’ . We have, without doubt, the large-t and beat eseortmenMitjQeod,>to tha State. Don’t fitll to ttlVo u s calh tiaecietrates to iberchnDt'' Acent, for Knowles’ Steam Pninpa, octlaw MARBLE Broad St-. •Near' Cir-KTS’COLLAItS, CKAVATS, ljNDi-.ltWKAU.-We pay expreMcharge, end upward,, and will send siiuplcs. — suiofLirA. not 19 48 Whitehall street, ATLANTA, GA. . .. ttKORRIA RAILROAD COIIPANV,) -. r Qrlfrca tlKJi*!. I'as kngKk Ao’t > . Augusta, Mt.Ch 2, mo. ./.) ill’J- LoWer Market,*' ... 'to •- si-tifiatjjlwlxvi L ^ Momiments; , r ‘.Jorb&toaeE,.^T,Kar1iK^brks, ' ‘“' v GEW ERAL%iY’ f TO 'jbRIlE R. ^ ^ ^