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About The Banner-Watchman. (Athens, Ga.) 1882-1886 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1882)
BANNER-WATCHMAN. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. OFFICIAL ORGAN OF CITY AND COUNTY if! ’ SUBSCRIPTION. ft 50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCF IAB3EST CIRCOUlTIQH II MTHEAST ' ;' -1 1 It, J • . 1 ^|1 1 YANOEY. CRANFORD * QAWTT t>ROP«R8 T. C oaUtT, Editor. ’ ' FOR CONORESSMAN FROM THE .’ : .lit-! STATE AT LARGE. A to v week* since, without any con saltation whatever with Hon. H H Carlton, of Clarke, we proposed th» gentleman’s name for Congressman from the State at large. Although our pars, graph waa coucheil in hnt few Jinea, and saa simply thrown out as a suggestion, it wa^at once aeiced upon l>y both the proas and people, who heartily seconded our nomination. .We never saw such a spontaneous, unsolicited uprising in fa vor of a candidate. Papers from every section of the State, at once committed themselves to this gentleman, hv giving their unqualified endorsement, spoken in the moot flattering language. Not only in our owh immediate section, hot from nearly every part of Georgia, has Dr. Carlton been solicited, aye urged, by the people to permit the use’ of his name, we a few days since called at Dr.' Carlton’s office, and after speaking of the flattering manner in which the sim ple mention of his name had been re ceived, asked if he would not i* i nit ns to officially announce his name as a can didate for Congress from the State at large—adding that we did so at the in stance of a number of leading citizens in tills and adjacent counties, besides our own desire to be the first to propose name that we knew would reflect honor upon the Democracy of Georgia, and which every index |>ointed to aa the al most unanimous choice of the people. I>r. Cahi.Ton expressed gratification at the compliment his friends thus paid him, and stated that he had nu t jiersons from diflVrent sections of tlie State who urged that he pprmit the use of his name in that connection. The Doctor said that he had no political ambition—‘in fact had made tip his mind to devote his time in the future to the practice of his profession—that he had no disposition to again enter politics, and would not go into a scramble for office; but if the Democracy of Georgia felt that with his name they could gain a victory, and- it was their wish that he represent the State at large in the National Congress lie would certainly esteem it a high hon or, and if the nomination is tendered him by the Democratic Convention he would accept the high trust and lend every aid in his power to carry victory, and if elect ed it would be his highest ambition to represent the entire State of Georgia. Dr. Carlton places his name at the service of his friends. Hon. H. II. Cari.tox is no stranger to the people of Georgia. During ids term of service in the Legislature he made a reputation as a law-maker and a states man that won for him the adm.ration of not only his own people, but the entire country. His labor was not confined to our section, but he was the representa tive and champion of the entire .State. Some of the greatest reforms and moves since the war eminated from this gentle man. We fee' not a shadow of doubt about bis success. 5 s’! s o 2 2II* s w sr gen sac-* ..so CO | w r 2! tN? 1013 iQtS isi* foil s n Ir * -Ico ■ i C} I. c •3 jigifp C - Hf|r\»E3l2 mAi iSdffWII iiiOisr&wiS ipdibQlSil ri«rD^H5f<2o 1 r W J1 V^¥^: S ! Hi o f cm- l j A BOOM FOR RABUN. To the Editor of the Watehmnu :—I am glad to see that you are endeavoring to show who is responsible for the disgrace ful appointment of a negro postmaster at Athens. 1 hope you will continue to investigate the matter, and expose all who had influence in causing such a dis graceful appointment to the people. I-et us know how our Senators voted on the confirmation of the appointment. Why do not your people meet in public, and pass resolutions denouncing it with the utmost contempt. If they are disposed to put us under negro government, and force social and official equality with negroes, it may be that we can find some cranky Guiteaii in these mountains that will go to Washington and show him the rood that Garfield lately traveled. Rabun. WHISKEY. LABORATORY OF THK STATE CHEMIST. » University of Georgia. Athens. April 16. lssl. I Hr. E. s. Lyhdon, Athens, Gs Dear Sir: 1 have carefully examined a sample oi "R. A. staurt s Hya Whiskey," drawn la my presence 1 rum a barrel la your eatabUahment. 1 And it to be perfecUy pure.lree lrom all adulteration, and a choice article. It may safely be recommended for medical P-ig-S^ Laboratory or state absayer anp chemist, > Sufi East Grace 81., Richmond, Va, Feb. BS.1SS0) I here carefully examined the Whiskey know n as -R. A. Stuart’s Rye Whiskey, Rockbridge Co., Va” of which Messrs. D. O. Haris A Co., of this city, are sole proprietors, and find It to be an ar ticle of the beat class. As it la pure and free from adulteration, it can be folly recommended for medical puspoees and abeverage. The sam ple used in thla examination waa selected by myself. WM. H. TAYLOR, M. D„ Statu t'hemlat. Sold for Medical purposes by Dr. E. S. Lyndon. Athens, On . For Sale. A second hand portable f» H. 1*. in good run ning order. Will Rell cheap. Addrcs* for par- liciuarsu J. O, Adair, Harmony Grove, Ga. SALEQFUNCLAIMED FREIGHT. NORTtl-KASTERN R. R. OP Ga. • Ataf.su Aukkcy, April It, INK. One month from this date, the following un claimed ftefght wttl be aold at the Warehouse of Moan dk Thomas, in the city of Athens, at twelve e’clock noon, to pay freight and storage, * unless said goods are sooner claimed and aQ charges paid, to-win Articles When rec’d No. Waybill Conslgnei 9 empty bbls. Apr. 15, 221, K, R. Bell. 2 bu cotton ties, Jan. 21. 16, K. 1*. Kyles 1 crate sew'g ma. Hep. 15 ;J0\ J. A. O Ryot l iron safe Net. lb 48*», G. \V. Rlcharasei aprl.iw4t J 11. x. 1a*cas, Agent PARTITION COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND. Valuable City Lots. * the Court House door of Clarke County, in Athens, Georgia, at public outcry to the highest aud best blduerj ilurring the usual and legal) hours ot gberifTn salt, a> prescribed t»y law. we the undevalgnod, Jno. 8. Williford, K L. Mom and P. W. Lucas, Loramiasioners (appointed by order of the Superior Court of Clarke County. Gcuxgia, at ‘the November Term, 1681, of said Court, upon petition for partition by the bo lawo7\\. H. H. White, and in pursuance oi order fbr tlw purpose of partition among the at law of said IV. H. H. White, deceaaod,) will sell the following property situate in the city of Athens, ClaXM County, Georgia. lo-wit: All of the lot whereon W. H. il. White resided for ma ny years prior to his death, leas about one aera A heretofore sold under order ot the said Superior ’ f*A Court, and the portion hereby sold fronting on Cured our chf* Hancock Stmt and adjoining lamia of M. B. Me- Gintyand containing the dwelling bouse and other improvements and about one acre’s area of land less naif adjacent streets. Terms Cash and purchasers to pay fbr tide pa- y ors. ,| ... No. 8. Williford, t R L. Utsu, > Partition K. W. Lucas. ) CompiUaioners. a-’i.V’dlt.wS d. ; GUardlan’s Sale. r Furmkat to on order of the Court of Ordinary of Clorfceeaaatj, win oe sold before the Court House door of said county, on the lint. Tuesday In May next, during tha Inal hours of sale, the of land. , altuated. lying lari following lot or partial l_ , . _ and being in the city of Athena In said county, to-wit: of an acre, more or lets, oetng part of the original WUReraon tract. To be sold aa the prone, ty of Lncy C. ahd Ida T. Aiken, orhpans < ‘«R®KV^Ae rU GnardUn of Luoy, C. and turn X. Aiken, aprtwtt FOR SALE: Valuable Mouao and Lot bn Pulaakl I will offer for the next tblrt. dan my honae and lot aa Fataskl atraet for sala. Tha lot eon- ^»niS’»^?Wan3fe§°IK irooma On tha lot Uaintrate JERSEY CATTLE. I offer fbr aaie from my herd of Joney cattle the following: One fulLoloodod heifer eight months old, not entitled to registry: ono full- blood,d heifer calf four mouths oW, not entitled to registry: one registerad bull calf ve and handsome,eight r "‘ bull calf. cUro Ssr, aud of great .prom ^ fourUnthaufd. •in.’ i-red and to THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Athens, Ga. YOUNG L. G. HARRIS, ParjitnEXT. STEVENS THOMAS, SaeaxTsaY. Resident Directora : Yoi’no L. U. IIakius, Stevens Thomas, John H. Newton, Elizur L. Newton, Febdinand Pminut, Albin P. Heabing, Col Robert Thomas, John W. Kichoison, L. H. CHARBONNUB, J. H. HUNNICVTT. octlf-tf •WHENCE COMES THE UNBOUN DED POPULARITY OF Allcook’s Porous Plasters? Because they have proved them selves tho Best External Remedy ever invented. They will cure asthma, colds, coughs, rheumatism, neuralgia, aud any local pains. Applied to the small of the back they are infallible in Back-Ache, Nervous Debility, and all Kidney troubles; to the pit of the stomach they are a sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. ALLCOCK’S POROUS PLASTERS are painless, fragrant, and quick to cure. Beware of im itations that blister and burn. Get ALLCOCK’S, the only Genuine Porous Plaster. BAMiaiTAlt KIBVKE SS2 bat u'careS her.' ft bK5RJ»3EKS well as anybody. Uetxe Rosa Sprtngwater, WU. UMARlTAk XEBVIXE Hat been tha meaas of carlag my wife of rbeumattan. J. B Fletcoxb. Fort ColUna Col (AXARITAJt NERVINE ■A.MAKITAN NEK VINE Cure. neo. verU^^ordg.»drickhe-srije^ SAMARITAN NERVINE W»,h«nw«.0fcmfgsnaw, ^ MAM A KIT AN NEK VINE red Eneeto«Uj cored me of mm. H70WestVaBmiL oikaS* n ■dAKITJUl NEK VINE MAMAKiTAN NEKVINE Sued tat of scrofula gjtsdgsjfw rixhtjfesTs. MAMAXITAX NEKVINE CO^myrnnoffij riter^pendlnE BAMAK1TAK NEKVINE * I MAM A KIT AN BEK TINE MAM A KIT AN NEKVINE I Oamdmeofepoe^o^^^^ ^ MAMAKITAN NEKVINE •AMjUUTAK 1I»¥UI1 SES.*®- 1 SAMARITAN NERVINE llfOKIAU BY ALL DRTJOGISTS saswisifss*** PJL A. A. KICKMONB dk CO., MR Epileptic Institute, $T. JOSEPH, M( GO r-Sec- .sm’laB'- our t —j4 kea ers, dar an. one place in ~ FertTtflar whar yon oan all pnt yer tmst, or rather, Oath vown to do best advan tage, an’ dat place am at de “Boss,” •‘High Bad dy,” “E Plu ral B u ss,” “ytun-jnim” Shoe M e r- ohants of ATHENS, GA. SHOP OS CLAYTON STREET, Next door to Maddrey’s tin store, a few step* east of the Posi-Oftlce, Where the undersigned will make fine BOOT8 and SHOES tn order In the best style and ot the best nnti-rUI. All REPAIRING done In tbo best manner and at short notice. fehliKtm W, K, STARK, Athens. Oa. FIRE INSURANCE! •J. A. GRANT. Wynn & Grant, INSURANCE AGENTS, AiMti represented aggregate over fGO.OOO.OQO Rates guaranteed as low as those of any other Flrst-claas Companies. Farm Property and Dwellings a specinltT. On ly agency in Athens Insuring Gins and Gin-Hou se*. Prompt attention given to all business. Call and see us. WYNN & GRANT, Agt's. ATHENS. GA. S. W. corner Broad and Thomas sta. i 8. E. cor. Thomas and Clayton sts.. OFFICES: | Op-Stairs, i :p, W1EL, THE OLD RELIABLE Boot &SU :»a ll-mufiictnrdr. I hare removed my Boot and Shoe Shop over the room loriuerly occupied by me, on* College Avenue, above 0. Bode's, where l am better pre pared than ever, for any work in tuy line. My work is first-class and warranted. BOOTS and SHOES REPAIRED on short notice. Will half-sole iroro 50 cents to according to quality. Prices to suit the lines. Thanking tuy customers for their past patronage, I respectfully solicit a continuance of fhr. .wMie frhMwtt P. WKIb. ^ Rubber Stamps 1 MANUFAOrCKED BY E. W. DODGE, Prop’p, AUGUSTA GRAY BIG BOOM! STENCIL WORKS, . 121 HIGH H ST., AUliUSTA, GA. Send torCHtnlogue and pricea. Ayeute wanted. Sample uaine / ZioIHlMtn, \ PLaTK 1 ° r ( J MAKKl.Nti / CLOTHlNO. * mm Price, 50 Ct». complete wMh r nk and Brush WHOLESALE GROCERIES. All th.e Latest iSToyelties and Handsomest "White Goods in the.State. arriving daily- Our Price List will be made public soon. GRAY’S Next door to Mandevilie’s Jewelry Store. REAVES, NICHOLSON & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND PROVISION DEALERS. HAVE REMOVEH TO THEIR HANDSOME NEW STORE AT THE INTERSECTION OF Tho Great Spedfio for Neuralgia and Headache. Fran Frink I- If,raison, stale Librarian. Atlanta, Oa., January 14, I860. Messrs. Hutchison A Bro.: I ljave tcsLxi your Neuralgiue. both on myselt and on others,'ami found it to be all that ia claimed—a specific for neuralgia and headache. I recommend it to a sufleriug public. Youra truly, Frank L. Haralson. Atlanta, Ga-, Feb. 10,1879. Messrs. Hutchison A Bro.: I hare used your “Neuraljiine” in several instances, and find it the best remedy for neuralgia and headache I hare ever tried. It relieves the pain, leaves noneot those unpleasant effects due to narcotics or other anodynes. I shall always keep It iu my office and take much pleasure in recommending it to my pa tients. S. G. Holland, D. D . 24 Whitehall, Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 4, 1879. Messrs. Hutchison A Bro.: Haring thoroughly ested your “Neuralgine” in my case I cheerrnlly recommend it to all who suffer with neuralgia, and headache. Thos. M. Wood of Howard, Wood Cno.5& For sale by all Druggist. r ol H. R. C. Cure Broad, Thomas and Oconee streets ATHENS, GA. GHAS.F.STUBBS & GO., THEY ARE NOW BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER TO SUPPLY THE WHOLESALE TRADE YOUlt ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED AND ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED CHAR. F. STUBBS, JOHN K. OARNKTT. August 23, 1S81. MACHINERY. ATHENS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS. IRON ANJ. BRASS CASTINGS. MILL GEARING, MINING AND MILL MACHINERY, SAW MILLS, SMITHING, REPAIRING, PAT’N WORK, STEAM yvutVPQ rtflrrri iDQiwififtci ..... . STEAM ENGINES, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, HORSE POWERS, THRESHERS, FAN MILLS, BARE SKILLS, nA?? MILW.ROLLERS I (f° r wood frames.) IRON ™XG, ,, Ac , .' t ' ^ C0TT ° N 1 ’™ 8 “LANE AND BRADLEY” AND ONEIDA “CHICAGO” if.«! wifi xft ^.frfxfpvua ni TO THE FRONT! HAMPTON&CO i We have just opened a large lot of FANCY GROCERIES, MAGNOLIA HAMS, GRANDEUR FLOUR, PIONEER TOBACCO, TEA AND COFFEE, HAY, CORN, OATS, BACON AND LARD, SYRUP, MOLASSES, SHOES AND HATS, STAPLE DRY GOODS, FINESELECTION OF FRENCH CANDIES. All goods delivered iD the city promptly. Clayton street, Athens, Ga. • WE ARE MANUFACTURERS’ ACTS FOR • • sta taylor?a s nd R tanner da ’ ENGINES! “STARVED ROOSTER” ODD ADA TOD Q AND PEERLESS DErAKAIUlVO SAW MILLS SCALES MORE CO. GRIT” CORN MILLS COTTON GINS, CANE MILLS, ETC. We handle first-class goods, sell at moderate price* and on easy terms. Samples will be shown at our storage rooms. Our large sales In the past and the universal .satisfaction given to purchasers indicates the kinu of business wc do. Will be pleased to Show our goods and prices to all interested. ORR & HUNTER, ATHENS, GEORGIA. Up-stalrs comer Clayton i Tho nos streets. Look out for the Starved Rooster Flag. Life,. Energy, Ambition. E. H. & WTfTDORSEY HAVE OPENED IN A. S. DORSEY’S OLD STAND ON BROAD ST., 4SD WILL KEEP IN STOCK ALWAYS A COMPLETE UNE OF FAMILY GROCERIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, SHOES, HATS., ETC. /^TTTTVT A T T ATT iec£allonge the world on.-ur best brand of FLOUR—“ L AWRENSBURG 1 JL H N /~\ X A AA I *1 I J m JUST RECEIVED A FINE A8SOBTMEKT OF Japanese and Faey Goods, * WHICH AfiE ALL THE BAGS AND VHRY SUITABLE FOR * BRIDAL PRESENTS & HOLIDAY GIFTS, Also, Full Line* of CLOCKS AND MIBKORS, bcatdui our regular Stock of 7 House Furnishing Goods. Intb m *~° a l<n * b °“* wben v« “J our prise* will average lower than tho*e of any houtr LYNCH & FLANIGAN, Deupre Block, Athens, Georgia ■ • ° 14 - 1 ' ~ CARITHERS, BETTS & SMITH, LIQUOR DEALERS, CLAYTON STREET, ATHENS, OA. Dglve u»^ „ w _™ l’M, - Uim's Rheumatic The only reliable and safe lemedy for £%££ *7X S XX If taken according to directions it never fails. Cures cases of twenty or more years standing, and removes al impurities of the blood aud muscles. Thousands rejoice over ita marvelous cures. HUTCHISON A BRO. General Agents, Sold by all Druggist. Atlanta, Ga. novlS # dr. j. p. huntleyT " IDE3ST TIST 251-2 1*E VCHTREE ST., ATLANTA, GA. T LET LI FILLED BY ELECTRICITY I One »o four teeth inserted (on a new plan) without plate. 1 will pay iar IVom Athens to Atlanta, should panics come tor the purpose of h&v'mg dental work done, prnviJed the work mnonnU to or $20 Perfect sutistactiou guaranteed. (Successors to Groover, Stuhtis A Co.) COTTON FACTORS —AND— Commission Merchants. . No. 04 Bay ritreot, SAVA.XTXTA.2a, GA. A. A. WINN, TUOS. F. STUBBS Notice! Is hereby given that the hours for purchasing loose cotton at the Athens Factory will be be tween nine in the morning and three in the- afternoon, und all cotton purchase*! during one day will not be u.ted in factory until the next dny. This ia to give all parti a losing cotton due time to iutercept their cotton if presented at the factor} for sale. R. L, BLOOMFIELD, Agent Athens Manufacturing Co. Jan 2ft. 1R»2.dltwly. AND ALSO AGENTS EOR THE MOST APPROVED PORTABLE. STEAM ENGINES Addrcs,, R > NICKERSON, Agent, Athens, Ga. MILL FINDING FURNISHED AT MANUFAC UREKS PRICES. otfly. IN MONTGOMERY’S FARMERS’ DEPOT YOU WILL FIND: LOUIS COOK BUGGIES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESS, I guarantee equal to any sold in market at some price. • •M niekary Wigoa. Took First Premium at the KxrMi«iUon. The Ailaa, Kdipie. Parqahar aad Beekwalier Bainn. the SSSfaST ofTlerrated S5iT and carver cotton gins. The i-klcait Hcrew Pllnririr. Thp ifrrrinx airr-Proof Naira. K«nm ft Talcril’t Walklag aid BMiai CalliTinr, Cotton Seed PtanU-r and <>rnln Seeder Attachment. The Avery Walklafuf BMiai < eltirat.r. Ilitkle Walltia, iaiilrater. TheGren *alky Flew far Breabi.B t.eed. The Gr„ Btape, aaf Head.w Kiaa 9Ie«er The Greia Lawa Blewers aad (Mf.Diepia| Horne Hay Bahea. Kaeer.ee * Talrelt’a reekiaed knwdaid Beeper aad mewer. * TeleeW’e luadari Hewer. The thaupiea Keeper aad Jl.wer, The Theetea Meaaelhiex aad Kerelria. Ba>reea THK 4VBE HABKOW harrowr • irrowa plow*, pulverizes and coven grain n proper depth, »w. The lixhteat draft and be«t turner; tried with a Dyno Her Dixie aad eyreceae Plews. Dyno- . .ww —»v vine aas -jmcHBc newa. Farqahai Cattaa f>c«4 Planter- Single and Double Foot Piowstocka, Sprlwg-Twetli *nlby Harraw aad Call!rater. Remove the two centre teeth and cultivate your crops. Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Shinals Machines, Evapora* tore, Cotton Presees, Stump-Pullera, Etc. febl6-3m J. N. MONTGOMERY, Bro,d : 8t -j! Dobb> - 11 u p best brands in the market. Also the best grades of Green Coflees, Teas, Ham, Grits, Rice and in fact all the necessary > LUXURIES FOR THE TABLE. AVe propose te sell ss cheap as any-house ire the city, and we feel confident if you will give-us atrial we will give you satisfaction both in goods and prices. Highest market price paid for . . CgUNTRY PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS. ’ . . ■' .: i Jl - BOOTS, AND LEATHER. R. P. & J. G. EBERHART, -.'Hi. . # GA. Dealers. m h V^S°ln^m e Ha ■
