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i BANNER-WATCHMAN. OFFICIAL ORGAN OF CITY ANDCOUNTY SUBSCRIPTION, 11 80 P.tR YEAR IN ADVANCE. LAMEST QKdUrai lJ I0BHEAST fiEORQU. YANOEY. CRANFORD * GANTT PROPR8. T. L OANTT, Editor. OBORQIA'S POLITICAL HOSPITAL. A number of Georgia’s old chronic pol- iticisns havo banded together, with headquarters in Atianta, tor the pur pose of keeping themselves in office and manipulating, in their own ecltUh in terests, the politics oi the state, They have always lived upon public pop, and have actually gotten Xo believe that the highest honors within the gift of the people belong to them; and strange to say, they have trained up a number of oar boacat voters to thinking their way. It seems that the people have meekly bowed to their heads to this antiquated yoke, and leave the shaping of the jpo. titled destiny of our state fotbesfi self; constituted Solon*. This ring is opposed to the elevation of any young man to of fice until the insatiate greed of its’cllfihe' is satisfied, when they barter off the po sitions not wanted by them, In order to add to their strength. And strange to Now if Mr. Semen and his flunkeys wish to manufacture persecution mate-1 rial upon such debased and^ means as this he had as well I nerable record and quietly i feat. The Southron was l previous and overwhelming Inltsmm- panl-asity. The paper convicts its edi tor of being a party to the Rabun for gery; and'onr • warn for not teaching npon the matter sooner was simply to ‘ to hang him' an ounce of he organiz ed or independent, hut what knows that the Rabun Ouitean letter was manufac tured by Pans F. Lawbhx, at the in stance of nlsboss in Washington, through the hope of getting material for thetat- ter’s persecution race, it has proved to be a water-haul. As Mr. Dorsey’s chances forvindica- nrejust now remarkably good, it ould I tlie eminent i HON. A. H. STEPHENS. The New 3t. Gothard Tunnel. undecyU.-Gsthusd, the opened-unMr tl*Alps, attention M'/-"- ■ >mmei#At^Alrota, leveFof tunnel begins, and runs through the 8t Gothard, the entire distance *• '*" ■ 1 I mwuiiauuu, uhb-bchui uuunr written by a dls-1 n | ne miles and a quarter. R j Milan—that ii« to sap Germany and, Italy—are now VritMin thirty-six hours Sifter the 'hangman has dropped Gni- teau .let us hope",the newspapers will drop him too. , "!• ,'r ' t , ** ' - ■ - 1 1 -'-~^ J The democracy of Clarke county will!; nominate a legislature candidate, and see that he la elected. ‘ t - ' Hon. J. C. C. Black made a fine, speech A Lexington, Tuesday, and we learn baa butli up a strong following In that coon- 1 i The coming campaign bids fair to thebtttereat and most abusive ever fought In Georgia. The press should strive h-,yi.v v.UUI .a O*. The following wa* tinguished Georgian, “I have never made politics aetud or a profession, and if there is a man iip Georgia who places a lower estimate of each other. The railroad belonging |“P°n the mere partisan recordlofs.man I to the SL Gothard company fa 113 than I.dfofc.roqtaJbEJL IfcilfMQpIteh*, I miigg long, ofwbtah Similes are who has never remained in any one po- , ” . mues sition tong-enough to he photographed nelwL The work on the great ■ in the family album of any political | was doneat the rate of SO to| Emied anlS^Iriad'lffifftffcE ptSM rainbow, in sunshine and in storm, indorsed all men from Grant down, DRY GOODS. 1,0! THE PRICES! :>r PREVIOUS TO OUR STOCK TAKING FOR ONE WEEK WE WILL OFFER fa* .as AmericanFsncj Colored at 5c, EOUtil AC t A KXKtWj MIY/T D-'!- ~ 1. Stodge wtulaUtialnr of Mr*. t, me for leave to Of^ld IKM«M<l ) O..UUdiTid«l ' >UM.nd lot ill Athens. in sslii on* acre more or tad, on Broad w .how cau-e at ingotSe* on’ or 11 yd LEON D. SbElKiE, Administrator; las.- fctoifl 1 ! Wonder if Col. Walsh will attend the aay, leading statesmen, in every way pnrentthia. competent to grapple with this , conclave diett^onand^uikfully aooe^ u; h^k gnbernato|lai convention on his come-tp- thrown them. They ring »"*S«*+**- lu invulnerable, and tliat fi Is political suicide to combat It. Itiacertalnlyade- . Morgan, county,, sends greeting to grading state of affairs for our proud 'Ctarke,sndsays$kEtU..we will defeat old commonwealth whe» the/people sit jSpeer thatsbe will guarantee a major silently by and see their politics maujp: Aty.iof 500 agalnsthim. lated and officers portioned out by a Col. Tom Hardeman declines the use band of superannated politicians, whose ».». tor comrrOsjman-at-laree only claim to office iq thqf the^haV^ raORtberueE fit* atatesenator grown grey m<msing at some public tfom the Bibb district. «*t teat. The peoplo have grown wearyof this combination of ringsters, and all they lack ia the leadership Of sorae . risr ing young orator, who will fearlessly tackle the anaconda, to rebel from their dictation. We oven see now through tho country an undercurrent of indig-, natiou that could easily be fanned into flame that would light the funeral pyre ; txmxrnts. S r>j* It* orf* , •.>:!] rrl m of these antiquated politicians, and there would rise from the rulus a new set of leaders, Imbued with modern ideas, who would place Georgia again it the head of states. Tho day of those time-worn politicians lias passed. It is time that they had given place to new men and new measures. They liave been honored lung enought sod should be content to retire upon the laurels already bestowed. But they have no idea of quitting office, un til forced out by an uprising of popular sentiment. This h*a already shown it self, but sympathy for the past services of these old patriarchs has stayed the hand of reproof. But when the people see that these old stagers are notonlyas greedy as ever for office, but are actually now engaged iu manipulating the politics of the state in their own selfish interests, forbearance will cease to be a virtue and they will rise in their might and admin ister a rebuke as unexpected as it will he overwhelming. When they voted tor Atlanta as the capital of the state our people did not intend that it should give that city license to assume a dictatorship over their offices. Yet such is undoubt edly the case. There is to-day existing iu Atlanta one f the most selfish and de grading rings ever known, with this hand of old political parasites at its head. They meet in convention, put out' a cut-and-dried ticket, and expect the unsophisticated voter* to gulp it down without question. On tho 10th of July this farce will be attempted, and we want to see a stinging rebuke adminis tered. We want to see good men elected front all the counties as delegates, and they sent uninstructed, so that by a com bined effort these political dictators can have administered to them a stinging lesson from the representatives of the Georgia democracy. * THAT RABUN LETTER. The Gainesville Southron baa been endeavoring to make considerable per secution capital for Mr. Emoby Speer out of a. communication from Rabun county, published a lew months since in the Banner-Watchman, and threatening to assassinate Stskb. We stated the next day that the letter was handed' to the printer without oar seeing the objec tionable, paragraph, and at once con demned the spirit of the same. But the next issue of the Gainesville Southron its editor came out in a flaming article defying us to produce the author’s name and asserting that he believed the letter to have been penned by the editor of this paper. We paid no attention to this or other repeated defiances in that sheet to give the writer's name; hut when Mr. Speer, in an interview with the oorrea- pondwit of 1 northern paper, referred to the letter as a specimen of the unholy war made upon him by the organised demooratio press, we decided to no longer bear the odium of the charge and'to pub lished the name of the reported writer that waa signed to the document. Forth with the editor of the Southron publishes a communication from some of the beet men iu Rabun county that no such man as the name given lived in that section end again charging us with its author ship. This was the first time we auapl cioned that we had fallen into a trap set by Mr. Speer and his hirelings, and we weretben entirely satisfied that the editor of the Gainesville Southron knew when he was defying us to produce the author, tho real name of the writeh—and that he was a Si-kir man. We also be lieved that Mr. Speer was a party to the degrading scheme, and the whole mo tive was to assist in building upapersc- cutiou schedule, upon which ho wants to make the raoe. We visited Rubun coun ty to satisfy ounelfofthls, and came back couvtnoed that the Banner-Watch man had been made the innocent victim oft deep-laid scheme, well -worthy the degrading campaigns inaugurated Mr. Emoev Speee in this district. But we have just had a long conversa tion with a former Speer supporter/and what waa at first only a suspicion has de veloped Into a certainty. Oar Informant stated that we could, on his assertion boldly ESMrt that Peteu F. LaWsue ei therwrote the Rabun county letter'hhn- aelf, orhati it penned by some one df SrssE’a henchmen ; and if Lawas* de nies this charge, to silently whisper hit ear, “Do you remember a conversa tion that you had with a'member of the Georgia legislature la* summer in ^ back room of a certain esublishmeu Gainesville, Gat If you' do mmnmt: memory can be very easily refreat«V*‘ ' Now any sensible man knows that edltqrtif the Banner.Watchm'ax Is tirely innocent of the authority j Guiteau letter—for bad .it Julep in this office we would ‘cortsfaly bare given the .reported author’s ; well knowing that the forgery wot discovered and exposed. AVe hava .a, good subscription llstin Rahuh county and so well knew that if we pj the name of a man whodiu „ , them that it would certainly be found ouV We have the original-letter on file Among our Srasa arohives, and can pro- 4jj)pe jt fit * moment’s notice. Mark thi* prediction: If Mr. Stephens is elected governor be. will pardon, out hair tlie convicts In the jteuitentyarjr be- toro hls first year expose, . - . 1 We are glad to see the Atlanta ring being attacked by the press of Georgia. Its dictation is thegreatest tyranny under which our people grata. :»* --jiv Grant himself could hot do better by his old pals anfl. crdnies than'Arthur. One by One he is fishing them out of pbecurlty and bringing them.hack to tlie crib. ' ■' r ” The number of bankruptcies for the fir qt'qix months of 1889 Is given at 3,649. In the first eix montha of 1881 the num ber was 3,284, which shows an increase of9». ; 1 ./ . There must be no divisioh in the dem- ocratic ranks this year. If you differ with yOur party make the fight within the ranks; but stick the; closer to gether. ;-,ll -i~. ■ . .1 ■ v.l! l »illll' Henry McDaniej, of Walton cquuty.is Clarke’s choioe for governor,, or presi dent either, for that. He is one of the ablest and most incorruptible men .in Georgia. It seems that poor Gartrell will have to depend upon his own vote to hoist himself into the Executive chair, i! He is the worst forsaken candidate .we - , ever heard ofi The Cur Is shut up In his tortress, hot for alt that he hlaa his weather eye on Egypt, and will probably bis heard from' when the occasion arises for him'^6 speak his mindJ ' * *'" 1 .. • t The gubernatorial die has been cut. If Mr. Stephens is the choice of a major ity of the democrats in Georgia the Ban ner-Watchman will accept the flat and cordially support him. The delegation from Clarke county was a compromise—one vote being Ste phens and one anti-Stephens. This agreed to by the party that there might bo nodishipture in our ranks. Tlie Ohio Distillers’ and Liquor Deal, era’ Association has resolved to vote for no man for any office whatever at the coming tall election untaea he' commits himself against unfriendly legislation on the liquqr question. A gentleman told ua yesterday -t Mr. Speer had promised the negroes Morgan county that if they would sup port him he would pass abill In congress to sell each voter ten acres of land and a mule—«hd give them five years to pay for nine. If we wish to preserve' intact,the • uui-. ty of the democratic party in this 4ta- Bibb... Burke'..’. Bptu .... Calhoun . iUJLUU.V ’f*tiittfhhifihifi a- c-hluSSvT.^:! Cherokee. Sifc:’:-*.::?: Camohsn.v.-t...'. Cobb. ...; Coffee.'.'... ....;. Columbia., 1 Colquitt cowsta'-'"..'-- CrjwIonL )»w»uu.,. ; Decatur DeKalb Dodqe u :il..*u fem.:::;:,'! ssraii:?:..:::: r aqabL.' .uJiiau - Fayette. !lSy«....K..VI.IW DUIQLT. Ulaho6ck...~. Glynn Gorddn. ...... Gixen.*.,,.,; I mSainilXIU Harris Hart...;.. Heard rr (to act) a*" ' »v-* i^il.t. 'Jasper- .... Jtnrsoi:. Uberiy I.lncola Lowndee........ Lumpkin.....^--. Marlon McDuffie.... McIntosh Meriwether MlHar.ZV.yjhCJ Moores. v '. :ss5sc m fi7^ JfffiMMt— Oconee OlWbORtAIll Plk« Pulaski.......... Putnam...... . Quitman kalmn Randolab niits. Bichmond.. Rockdale gcWff—••• Screven Spsldlua-*...... a:;:.::".: Ta!fSirro.il. Tatnsll >u Terrell-.-....... Thomas Towns....;.... Troup Twteaa........ Wane AsMuJ Webster -While Whitfield.. trict we must hereafter settle all WMitf-, JvnkM!.h..*n;, nqtinna hv tvvitnqpvAWHnn. Thaw crlvA nations by primary election. Th*y give. MoimffJalillv bettersatU&ction. even H a light vote ,( ToU1 , {spoiled, and you can't stock thwn on thevotera.. , , - Oglethorpe eenda.four solid votes f» Stephens, and will settle her legislative- candidates by primary election.- - -These- primffry elections aTOWhat hard piw^rved the unity of tth demociwey of thedlghth district. We want to iee tM ptarradopb- ed in the ninth. -’ b - ■ "1* •'! :;ni The exports of domestic produce’ HM New Yoik during' tho 'past week were unusually light, the total being $4,440,- 319, against $7,059,544 same week iMt year. The shipment of petroleum, pro visions, breadstuff^ and cottoti were all below the usual average.. Since January first tho total is $158,555,097, against $102,612,986 for the corresponding peri- od of 1881. " ' It is now a settled fact that the prohl- bltion amendment to the Iowa constitu tion has been adopted, and hereafter it shall be a part of the organic taw of that state that “no person shall manufacture for sale, sell or keep for sale os a bever age any: intoxicating liquors whatever, including a)e,wiaqaud beer.” If any citizen of Iowa desires in foture to par take of alcoholic Mmfihints, he faill to orde»- Ms supplies outside 'tbe 1 of the cc-imonwealth. 1--- !. q, Cay f Of Sumter county, ot keel __ _ Whlletht action 'future.aa ihdlcat Baldwin (acta on J5th). Chfirlt ?ror •fitnjfnvr v • stpn- 9 ’5 Chattahoochee (IMt'ofi''iiitttajr) ’* -Dawson. " ’ i ««• .*0 «4 Fin > On UstBatnrdiy evening about for^ l . 1 61 ^ republicans of t 2HH51S* the county iMt :-in toe court horn Itesj^s'^/arssssr' Of the republican state convention, whk amembles in Atlanta on tbs aiof A'uitui.„ The following were appointed delegated : I George Pittman, Anderson Miller, .Ned I ns and Stephen Jackson. I!| 3 T.// BUSINESS CARDS. 1 1* I 1,1 thMeforeiF'votr'firiilT 1 '' p GOOD AND CkEXlP It AND 2-HORSE WAGON Or *1 Child,; Nlckcre<^°?''ynn & Co's."' TheBerisori . " mi)-* OUT .11* - -isil taltiM saw I’lJ j -iniw J*!«-.<lM<itI -III ••■■I hi ui -tal ■*" luik ■mbau m-ail oil 11/« «ulcusv -oil ,a,aai ; noill*oi|Mib o il ,w<d tuil-nbil j ” C.UW.iiu» -iirtui Jnodliw «s» -iW. .vri -til vm *i:w nodt tml ,*>;ull »Ml fd •nil x-.'iiJ 11 (fjlw fliiitm gidSIs .. v Hi R c ,-aw -n -rfl .noi/I-uq 01101 __ I rit-’ xawMsg ariyvsvo ( fifo fr>i nsw Ti U:-r. .Hgif ta fu' vhsr-wxf Mix's* il; ••iiiiitai* ! 1* iafi*»Ji: .amain “> • ajdj| n ?'iyii> i tutoas-o' 1 ' gnlil i'Cltei m< [•Hurt ptrtnri'iWbfatecara- iai-iuO will U; . -*hT .osoh Vi fni vhi; l«» 1 nVluii IImf- |jah>i v>.lKi [mil- vii) full/ !■» qnii l>luow tlu,l’ ’ N?*t-door to 1 -Till -.:-«/ -.U -. V) sill xno.na' [H izMiYolhnsln * • ->1191 : ll idl liwl 9(1 lililts) *wj oi If '« A-if)/. ?( j/itfi luau ,bifju(f wifi: Ot- mou- Office on la^ ANP FlAM^ tedr Ml" ids til olio bill uH«ii r.lxui LIQUOR 1 -iirt) . abb ■Ml lI'HlI f. IU Oil i55 ; .107.,- I-!i- -.III 7/SS olil 7 jMlI llliLl.lMlI I) 1«> ri/si 4 U Jl.11 Jon J »s M"o-» *.il n ui 4 rrtr •INSURANCE;. 1 - V , prvbarcd to do rbo 1 j* rl "s ««wwd Uewrrtbws(| I ay Brother for the present year, who !i a prae-1 I tlcal Wajfon-Makcr. “ivrp.l| ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING. 1 r i I done'hr the heat m&nner and at short noUco^-all | 1 work warranted to give natUfaction- reasonable. have a pood 8ECON I PHOTON, lately re Any one desir l-UeVlntercntu : - -./.: /A P. BENSON; j leba-ly Spring st-' near Gann A Reave*. Athena | Mim ,. (8UCCFba0R TP B. H.ALLEN.X I - When yon s>« In Athens don't (all to rail at I | the corner of Jackson and Clayton street* and I examine my latft stock ol - I" 'SADDLES, WHIPS, igtscoassafi ffissw FIRE INSURANCE! /Jl lill .Ml t AtHEK’S ,-oAl est'and $eril*niit**k tfri/rifkil.f Ifahlik wdWf J ■aais—ia—d*a—aas*d'-j music house?.' » ( 1—iLjqu-Lz—IlL* *>ll<! liln.,1 •wr'.i'wr.it ./•si.'ir' ‘J»r I- VV>7 -.1—al vlrujAl tl fc/ r ffil il-l.L J-.iai 1 tniii l-/m ,i! i.-;--i/i! I mil ,f.i/l« hi-Jenq ri.'; 11->’ r Mill;:- ThQMttsiGHouBoOfTiiwSQutiiil the', _ M Ihofint Moodity ive shookl not bu <• -tlill »/ wft SUMII fl«. 1 1 • . X Bn ‘ fan or the Court of Ordfnmiy, ba sold on the fint Turalsy legal hours of sale, th, '“ " Uler- 1 Bald OUM 1 ! 1 KfWtff VllllWIlVm "* t.’j II 'IMAM il# I'-lllllJ 1 1 - L. -.’M. jfJJFWW^iMrat-tofciD wd /it at ill .l.l-llll llllw VI GO >t u Hii it «i;!T .n-niit-xf trt» 71*1 ijt.M Jl-oll nfall'i'- r-tl! i.fti/l'bl '/fvil *./U Jk vivo 1i-i2| J)**l buH -iniil i*»Xiiol v’tf. TT.iiml •>(tt*»*M' nut Mile I '«-*nil 1 ••'/’k 1 ■» 1 .y.riimoiii Jjfjl iio nftil -i--7’»it i-1 THE i^DTHERN BUTDAt I! .‘fzTftLa., pSpRARCB; tf.il iuiiJ -l ui If*1.1 THE MOST 1 CEDESRAt»-»-"« l".vnl/. 1— t- u-. h-ulr/rt'i Ha •/Cl rarcsffStW£ •sm.sfatiwBMl -nutIf -.REBECCA-CULP, Guardian. ’ TOB*4 SALE - IN PURSU- to sail, mated bv She t'onrt of te-hasfatso rnulariy.granted. I ‘ ass the limit* of .«hs S^SSKS!' pg^^^IL«e«SEKf l.ni.tl - iri-fl t,' 1 ‘,1 ;■) ..I. atoll iiinqin* jit .t ► 1 workmen, .j NEW SEED .GROWN BY| . W ' R. Buist, Jr.,'.,,, I For ua. All m FRESH and ettayfixtaddStadT -if ■/! i.fjli -■ VMiit-r ,«i i ]U. 1 Jvi / ii.f» - yodno l q. Harris, raxamavn.. SnVXMl XHOMAfa SWMfal.i 7/ .loti -1 •< ’1<I ! I„, a yi .ill .VI Inawot l-iit .v!' ii/." ,ll;.7li/'i> U illloL 1/ISWol ll( •tut/M *«ll iIjim ,i*.ljj.l fiili.iub ■ I; (teotdadstUiraafimM-tuif-i/iiT'ffl ous«Le. HAXSia;. .r-8*TMaTaow*wu I- Joa* H. Navrro*. , „^.*uaoaL.Eaww». FaanniAtii. FEimzTa /. Ab»»F. Daxapie,, CouRpaiar Taonaa 1 i.Jgnfi.W, - H, CNAaaoama.. <[ U :J. R, Hcmpcyry. • OFFICE OF BANNEE-WATCHMAM;' . El>m’KfeRS: 1 o/ultni.tlvil 1" ifk/joilJ Ills qi I* «T-lii/ii *.iiuii -751!.gal, f.vr ffijt.f4.ij .- Wdiit uoi-iuiAii: I'M -ftajd // hud, . btu. .11 -Jnly-Mt"l . HE NO TEA. the best In tee place; 1,K ' Burker HIU Harness QP.I-v.i.-.i 1:/Warner’s Remedies. ,, SL Jacobs' Oil. and all popular Pat>yfehlehieA IRL Louis Lead, Linseed Oil, Mixed Ralata., . Full stock oi Drugs ami Fancy GoodsT & T h S£& a & kot SELL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. ♦id itf lf 4 .i*a$* |E.C.LONpaCO. Druggists, Athens tin. oc-niy,^ MISCELLAMKOUS. ) 1:«| *l ? 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WtiPti'.iilaul giino-{ ■.>/•,£„! tjiiaiU-yiujiifljjj'Uijjix j ^MtJur-MOJA;ttif-v;fYii*lil rdtaarji, r-twnl, 7 nl« "-oil 'i Vii i is'/']' '1 iViVl '! 77/1 ll' ,Wull ‘ f/: "1 j -a l.li. , l jaiIJ il ; X./il. -hi ui o.lliilH vjJartf tin G; 0i'ROBINSON' &• GG.' , Ii *. .Iiifttl t;tr v$yo noiqawf ,Ihuh ^ 20 to 30 Fev/Centt.hti* a ■N'.uW’RtKfelf* pfc'fiCHAWEKj’’^ 11 *'* r«TraVT«tT»ar'f | tewtttrncfsiUJiBUffiwuol - -li/fl. Vs'sJilf ii-ft!l Ims .gitlilf omaH arlt-ti-tlll U 'UAnd'cvcrjiiiiu^pfcl^ . t .inhlDqg-i^piit J'i/bil/ 1 tmi) ll j 701*7 jsiiunin 7J1 nm!) JimI ,fill Iimj Mt*'/'!'IL'vgCfc-n '8. | VilW-u flHW Ifwl 9UO Ho J J '(17,-retail* PRICES.!' imii-MJii- : o-> fMEUa-faWfalMEV.. Iffito M iui -iMOraitt,Pi>Tirit.I!lti.r t j-b.j..: >-| j-.Mit 7ijA^y nanjivit *10-. !*>»ijf ah ' . 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Acting Eur have '"* i - *' th -ire -,ldaUi']» bmi m lt7jai, Rjvldi r l-itA aluuii >»/f Ltr it Ifl 1- •WtSh3tich’o!ee;i;."oLJjiixi»iii!i! —Awwta*'' ' c t e 1 *./.-“. .'F'' ft i'uti iouv.jraiagjra-A«a; ‘VrijLl **> t>s 1 * - ^.a^lEoked s'houldeiwlo;".'ii IVRw 'iif' 1-1 M04 -.fit, lifalLtaa.- iMw. 1 JBLi ' ff4Ms-can«S«d\Y.'.'.".Y.Y."'Y.zim£»J" 1: -rfrajcWt TtHSvAjloW l.iM*iWS-j4*-nt»tt-'L«lL'®hW i ooUtfieEUkaith* '• 1 Strwutaniftithersi.i.i'./Cl-t eo _ • -jiimrttJ—•« “jA M '.H-'iqiSiSiauri t-./WuiW H(wtv^^g,ayra^ms, > „ _ /ii{-i-j aTftjgp'ittM' it* i V7.it 1 ttafi(| I -All ,wou *^}.l J.iavmrjq [ERRING ALT— ..vsfa-A.i.v. to 1 «) f .n rasBMA.. i</*l.iM)i - SUGARS—t.rsnnlafeffi «.20 Standard A 10 wi if.-fflMWLxw'f'ttxw f rzSS&S'e M0LA88HS—Black atrao,- o ‘*(es F»- r»7.if--.-»s»r4»-htVO~b-t!»nivll f ’CONSTRUCTION, ETC. klfaffiEpMfal^dEfiwifaera^oer.i 1-. .* 11.- £ewfVJ:- DuipHa *‘*‘* teiwT ' Its,these rnfif jstssS uiurtssdStLi taufl «iuac» ilo coma &n ly proper mof thtieenrt 4» the Athens Uauner-Wetch- 1 losrUOthet the within and foncoingtsetnio Ijiil Oils ulr. mi ftft-fr Vr biliiq M .'.ii ft in /ILL be aold on the first Toeiiiay iii Aujfu.t r theaL between theleyfol boon of-sale bo- f Athens, .1 to I HR I UR 1 Ju w IllWUOb ■COLLEGE) OF uoy ins ,»fm- iSiSMSEfflS ‘if hud . _ lo Mid ./Minna Bailey **C tail od'ti 9»pVi. euitiyaif and. a bolls cuiavatiqn jwo hnndred, and fifty acres of corn that mBf average twenty It.i.n/.l,.:! ..... 1 We cannot afford to reply to the 1*. salts of fa ctMtnro that is beneath the bbttoedr*gMdemah. While in do not: claim to I. be d bally, we have nettr failed to -Tetent an iiJfiult from a man Z&fcxam&sx test the matter. The only retort a gen tleman ban’afford to Make to'theinsulte of » btackgtaW’ U'io troat Um with EL lent contempt, unless the assault is ntade uyWrfifar'eilw , -«fi ')w(l A- 1- .... .. threi^i sail'd pended in Two htfoid posed to iM' h. TffoYWFEtaiWiHet^ffiotajpY.ta^ ^i^tpUo^oisMfrEli^tectaiensig^lli*, full-blown cotton blooms, grown on g .awMtoyy^uqfffs during m m*"Km jood/fq an Evqrage ^ufcfive feet, 4p depth. There Is now growing on thie boro of cotton, planted after tho land dried-out, which promises -* beta to wTbei»greo«red , ^rom < t f he r counties oi the’state. ‘S 1 and! chasing I fngs,'ainVI'f lure more wlR 1 _ them ready to.ceoetvq,, S» l ’.»raBmragb8iiffi»| Mj.ufxji4n-.1- - S Motlltfeil Hill/ far uccomDlifhed CO OftT0 D6VD RXO < and the building SsasssrsK thr / 7/1 f- ,ffi - -fill puffi -j’/V ■'.'1 .1—iZ m ‘2" > /niii|u/a/l> 7lii7 a^iiui i;i7l,i tin uff I uhi-7 y’.no -nil 7i It/. lev/l WJ7h*m ItIItH I ytziM ii^QiiELlrad||ifl« ims -I.-ik/ tai i 1 * 7|)J -- 1 -35 1V^^H -I’iir..l'* ^f .* ’! i/IT .Mi 7i/i<m ‘.ill l.im iiin7 1*1 Ih/il-jil QP./1-mI sil* If/lil-fili *7i/l. t -jnotJ ritodJmvbldbus ,m,ii|uiAfl') ilwll-di Cjvu 7*xn 7/1 j nm <>l f»lu ! ui inn -^Bj/l.Ait’ bus xlfciitiovf I7J1. : uui vji^rt.:-u U71U rnfattrsd'.) ,i ‘- ‘ - ""x ^’-“iN^tleel I ,lis7 ,*»'/- labtreby gireii~-umt l tta t kt»»«riHfa;«rifatai>j kffira cotton at th* AUsna.EaffiotTejiV/ta^fa\ 1 ftwaanninth, th* moral moon, and aU cotton | will oetba rasa l»-i drauSt'USS-rs at the factor} icrsale. " , AWU’A&iSL,^. . 11 Jan. 18,18s*. TTirtifli.t .in xntiii 1,» h-T' It j a nI fine .--'Notice.! to u:,i« j; t,f n '■! jflSO REWARD! 1 nftLlARS’ fix- bar, with that ih-)*>7 iGINiWKE'LFiNG,.'i jutTI SSSS »jjl*diANWMOTtrinB>*r» cwoh lm ms *H^7 iinlu-j CD I f T>IItH owl/ | Jalh »<!! lo Qermi, -id// tMilwR tnaiHit' 1 flillid |gumW| aLuv/iI •IqiMM aiuainH 2s.(J n/t 7N»J«ri.i owed ./1 Uffl Bj , uEatyL. , do avtES f * /f liilliarig’Jt ,7fi _ 'Wfififodl 1 natu 1 /SofiEfi'i^Mfa’f I ~T .'rtsa'A frtaa “.-rrinerH .lR -.ft oli Pw'iaEinawft BRABER’SHOP,' 1 kMORVlLLtfa/BWl •AkWi at the _ anil u?ii J (>’<7.0 . MhYt.iid. *fa8#W<Plil1*ll fotylm to xm 7,n- - 1,11 /kdJO&PH’ K.’T^^^SJla'a' white mau about Hill face, .bore, thick neik, dark fafijh. About Si, years «ld. ^ —»» a»-‘_. m W10I DQlHliip - (Under Commercial Hotel.) ,fw" p r »li«»Vf •«»! ^r*’t H 1*71*71 as ukwfi a dllw WMl' Itaw at wanamlo yti «l)2ii • £fawb odw eauiil bus ,nw- attawtapM "taJ jara on-)/'* »d2 oi on uisups JQalvij) yhio Jon iniri ol atnrtSlrid ;«dUsoU nwfto 2nd -no iviffiSns Hoifonuq Etim *uoI 2 % . 7,.,irt77->'J :• >r-j8 alv»<l 1 it sun J .taw* Nrariff-iil eivstlf 1 ' -no tnmsjaioo .btisd bliJulill - i if-.j MOra ra Va tkDfffixrfTSHvirsiTtA) -, , jT.vK !eaa«B5>w88BsBlean5i •, . ui ,d-wM« JUKI 11 ui fatbu-jqwn civ 'V b ! od* ttrKwtasUL. 'o^JjUta «d ' i guaranteed. OyeSsfa^beliffitfi.'Iftf.- bn« oi M “ 'a e *a(r tM ea.,!TuH2')'i »jisefigS“ B, D. l>. r Frtditcr ”• ‘ SUuulon, V*. rite Inatru/aoutal from Sept, lo J- to Uav.WM.