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BANNER-WATCHMAN." OFFICIAL ORGAN OF CITY AND COUNTY SUBSCRIPTION, (1 M PKH YEAR IN ADVANCE. moot cncouTioi u ioktheast geormT VANOEV. CRANFORD * QANTT PROP'RS. T. U. GANTT, Editor. FOR GOVERNOR: ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS. OU R CAN D1DATE—TH E PA nXY S. James White, cltargeil with the mur der of JameH Rone, will be tried at Up- 80ii Ruperior court next weel Mrs. E. M, Miller, Rtrallowed a needlo i oek it came out ol on* of her hip*. next week. w, of Marion county, ) a few days ago. last Mr. Speer stated on Tuesday that “if Ur. Stephens is defeated it will make a harder fight for me but I shall win.” This gentleman cam other night and stated intend to ednvejrnTeimpreaslo 1 I.aWBIie told him tli£l he liad " TheTtahiiirfetter; - IJutslm us to propound the inquiry about that converaation in Gainesville. In eon- nection with the charge. He said he did not wish to repeat a private con' As will be seen, we to-day hoist at rmr masthead the name of lion. A. H. Ste phens as our candidate for governor. As is well known, we opposed his nomina tion, but cheerfully accept the decision of the organized democratic party i and will use our best endeavors to secure .Mr. Stephens’ election—and we consider Ins nomination equivalent to' election. Tills is no time for strife and 'WtrtmJ^ss in our party ranks, ami iy- one of Uie mi nority we ciioerfully yield to the will of the majority. With* the' 'strong plat form upon w hich Mr. name is )>resented we I rave every reason ty. Re lieve that a sweeping victory awaits the democracy of Georgia next fail. We shall also accept and support the entire state house ticket as nominated by the <-on vent ion, as also Col. Thomas Hariik. man for congressman-at-large. Prank Simmons the American ar tist, has in his studio room, a nearly completed colossal statue of the late Oliver P. Horton, <j£ Indiana. SENATOR * Hitt * 1 HI a oomUtloa Unchangad alncs Toatarf ay. AHunto Utm*. . . ■ . i ( On every side anxious inquiries are made concerning tie condition •of Senator Hill. W* are (tble to report him as being in the satye condition as our repost of yesterday.- Up fs liable to die at any moment*- and his death will not he unexpected if it occurs to day or within a week. He*’,Is able to sit up in his chair a part of the day. Senator Brown called to see him yes terday afternoon. Mrs. EdgarThomi*- son will reach here to-day from 'tVasli- Ingtonin reply to a telegram iiniioune- ing the serious condition of her father. Mr. Stephens and Scnalor Brown Isitli signified tliey would rcturu imnie- diately upon learning of Air. Hill's death. Mr. Hill noWuses a writing thlilettn eomiuunicatiug his thoughts and wishes,and ills handwriting.is almost Mr. Speer made another mistake when he set his flith-sllnger to abus ing Judge Erwin—a man against whom pot a word of reproach cap be qtterpd. , • . Speer’s legitimate majority in this district 1* 256 votes. In the seventh the democrats, with an unknown at their head, overcame a majority of g.SOO. Victory is our’s. - Congress is set to adjourn on August Stiy,' When ‘ ( our‘, congressman' will prance around the district behind that team, Jor the predecessor of which he stpiowes our Mr.G.H. Yancey. " We sliall hereafter insist on every nomination being settled by primary election. We shall as much combat ring work inside as outside the party. There is uo way to stock a pri mary election. ,i i Little johnny who baa been observ ing the difficulty with which gorged mosquitoes fly, relates to his little brother at the breakfast table: “If you eat so much you wilt file,- Billy, and be an angel; but you won’t be able to flyinueb.'’ v-'" j»itiiiiw.»n • WELDON PRICE AND THE I RABUN LETTER. MARKET REPORT. vernation, unlessaipobsolutc necessity. r i for it arose, when he would unhesita tingly do so. In our article we did not intend to conve} the impression that Mr. PbicI knew that the editor of the Southrbn was author of said forgery, and do not think our editorial so read. But we did understand him, and etill under stand him, to mean that through a conversation be had witJh Mc. JLaw- she last summer (before the letter was written), he knew by some threat or insinuation that such a mode of warfare was to be* adopted by the inde pendents in thlsdisttiet, and that if be saw fit to speak out he could make Middling Low Middling . UaliMQ. DRY GOODS ti/l'/ jCr L F J. r -a.. a. -Jo.. ..k. ftZjLjtJ LO! THE Pi »K»K>X retaIiT pAie^ran ‘ -BUI _ OATS—Red Ru»t Proof. Mixed Oats ■icsvmsaiiua ;...a a. g.oi« ° rlu Although out of politics, Roscoe Conkiing is taking a lively Interest in what is going on. If Roscoe took more Interest in politics, 'and less in oilier. men’s wives, some husbands would lie happier. Mr. Speer cannot hope to attract public attention from the damning ef fect of those Christy letters by mak ing his henchman switch ofl into Ra bun county, in quest ot the scare-crow dressed up by himself asa blind. . , When a candidate has to stoop to the means of having written letters as bold and treinorless as ever. When j suggesting his own assassination, to visited by ills old classmate, f'olonol! draw public attention from his lave P. W. Aleqander, a few days ago, he wrote substantially these words: “I have just reecntly been told by the doctors that my disease ts cancer, and that I may have other doctors and other remedies tried, if I so desire. I .know the situation and am reconciled. I slept os sweetly last night as I ever did in uiy life.” The calm heroism and patience of Mr. Hill and marvellously cheerful resignation, in this trying hour, are said to be unexampled ami go further than all words to prove the fortitude amt Christian faith of the great, man. A CURIOUS INCIDENT, By Which tha Author of a Famous Latter Is Probably Brought *o Light. letters to blacks and radicals, we mast say that he ts pretty hard strained. It lias certainly come to a nice pass when such men as Judge Erwin are assailed and Villifled by Speer's hench man', simply because his name had been- suggested in connection with congressional honors in the district. Is nothing Sacred from the vile touch and pen of this creature? Atlanta Confutation. it will be remembered I hut a short time ago a letter was published in llic Athens Haiiiiersigned by H. R. .Smith, and dated Clayton, Georgia, jh which it was stated that a plan was on fool to go to Washington and ‘Guityuu Speer,” which, of course, meant to assassinate the young member from the nlulh. The history of Uta publication of this letter is a queer one.. It came to Mr Yaneey, busiuess manager of the Ban ner, aeeompauied with a note asking that it be published and the name of the writer withheld. Tlie note did uot indicate what the communication was and lie laid it on the desk of Mr. Gantt, the editor. Mr. Gantt, presum ing that it hart lieeu approved by Mr. Yancey published tlie letter without reading the mauuseript and really without knowing what it contained. When it appeared in the paper they' claimed that it was an attempt to cre- The following telegram was re ceived by us yesterday: “Charge Thomas M. Bradford, postmaster at Clarkesville h appointed by 8peer, as author of the Guiteau letter. Will in- fornl you more fully." We shall yet expose this scheme of Mr. 8peer to at tract the eyes of the voters from those ■negro letters by building up a perse cution cry. ■ fiatc lieu up in the office for Uie purpose of.creat- eellng against 8peer on tlie i that us friends were trying. We will sugjest to our friends in the eighth that it is a suicidal policy to fight organized democrats on the plea thut they at one time affiliated with the republican party. If these men have for years been voting with the democracy let them come in for a full share of the benefits of orgaulzaon ;it aud don’t .drive them from our ranks by supli a spirit of ostracism, Mr. Raymond, of Cedar Fails, Towa, lmd been in the habit for a few days last week, of carrying $150 in the In side pocket of a vest. Changing his vest one diay he forgot all about the money, and a lucky thing it was, as ate sympathy for Speqir uuUer cover or |»rrled off the moneyless alleged persecution, and, asserted that garment that name night, securing it it was written by some supporter of from fils bedside. Speer In the district. The Gainesville Southron denied, that any S|teer mam bad ever written the letter, and claim ed that it was all hatched Banner office ' ing a feel grounds that Ms IWenc to mouuteeture sympathy for him. search was made through ltabun co ty, and it was discovered thut no stich mau as Smith lived In the county and the Southron' demanded that the Ban ner should frf{iijsh an author for tlie letter o( accept the oqn* ot liuving made it up and itors oftheWfi _ since then trying to discover the real author of the letter. Thu taunts of the Gainesville Southron provoked replies from the Banner, and a most furious tilt has been going on between the editors in which there-have been mutual threats of cowiiiding, and the mystery has remained up to yesterday unsolved—the Soushron holding tlie llanner responsible for the letter until they could produce a boua fide author, ana the Banner claiming that it- was a trick of some henchman of S|ieer. On yesterday Mr. Yancey, of the Banner, reached Atlanta. ■ He was on his way to Rabun county accompanied by a detect! vo for the purpose of- ferret ing out the author of the Guiteau let ter. He stated that lie was .determined to get at the bottom of the matter if it took him a year. Last night Mr. Yan cey was in a room witli a Carlton'- caucus, when the subject of the letter was mentioned and J udge Aleck Erwin asked him if hi-hud in his|o<-ket. Mr Yancey produced it, and Judge Krwiq looking at tlie letter closely, said in an emphatic voice: “Why, I kuow the man that wrote this.” “How do you know it?” plain the mystfjy ; # . Our conversation with Mr. Price occurred in this manner: We had just returned from a trip to the falls, in Rabun county, together witli the city council of Athens, and while there, in the presence of Messrs. Bkusse, Wood and other geutlemen from this city, conversed with several parties from that county, but failed to get any satisfactory information in regard to the whereabouts of “H. R. Smith.” We acquainted Mr. Price with this fact, and volunteered the information that we believed the Ra bun letter was written at the instiga tion of the independent leader to manufacture material for a persecu tlon issue. “Yes,”; remarked Mr. Price, “and you may charge the same on Lawsuk—aud if he deqiqa it, ask him if he recollects a conversation that lie had witli a certain member of the Georgia legislature in Gainesville, last summer, in tlie back room of his office. Now write no more tiiau I tell you, and if he dentes it you can' refer him to me.” We were convinced be fore this that tlie editor of tlie South ron knew even before we received the threatening missive of its existence, from the repeated manner in which he dared Us to produce the author’s name, and we are now convinced of the fact by evidence and affidavits that we shall bring forth in a future issue. What that conversation bc- twten Price and Lawshk was we do not know; bat If it can be brought to light we feel assured that a deep-laid scheme of some sort will be made plain, that only Mr. Price’s high sense of honor prevents him from repeating. With this we dismiss the subject of the Rabun letter until we explode our bomb-shell, which will make plain the means by which Mr. Sheer expects to ride a persecution hobby horse to victory. Every sensible man well knows that we would not indite and publish a forgery one day and de nounce it the next; neither would we use a fictitious name, knowing that it would be exposed. But the real au thor of the Kabun letter has been dis ■ covered—he is a Speer appointee—Is named Thomas M. Bradford, -and we will in due season publish a mass of testimony confirmatory of tbs fart that will indellllily affix this infamy upon Mr. Spber and bis henchman. To-ilan'$ Haotaiiuuf. Grain, Provision, Eto. L non ast> chain. • Extra ....a,.. Bolted #„* "ssmoftph- Wy^i CORN—Whited sinks Uk-s&S cents ire* osiy 'iq't w* tt*i Me*i• !V>::»54MMitVl ii'isLpBlS« ti- rfr fl i4«t- Northern c-b<iiss.«.;'iiLi.oar., ... - . Smoked Shoulder* ,li D 8 MEAT—C. R. Side* ‘ML * ShouhUu?.!? .TV 1 ! - "t Bellies l&lOkS*. TOBACCO—Common to Medium... X iSuv^iii S _ 1'iereed Stewart aud otlu HIDES—Dry Flint Green e V FOTATOKS-^Iriblr, per barrelr Sweet, perl>u*hel UO APPLES—Choice, per barrel 6 00 / Common, por 'unreel--• .9 >9 oraniib?’*’' r ^ < ’ 1 'A-' La .i * BUTTER—tiwhen (illtKcL^^^. ., Ji iiootl Countr>' ® LARD—Tierces ......a-,. Xi\ Tubs aud Kegs EGGS •• S41 !* ridll^ils-80 m!.... KH.,Xo.l t,s....«.. 90 fel U0 • *fc -#£..r.4was® HtRRrNu i.U..S SALT— 1 bccaib«-gS«iJi»iS " iH i.;,: whiteExtraell-.i veffili'c WI-WW _ MOL.U*i*S-El«k SU»ili itJPf* mmm MlSCKl-LANKOr ilsrii it!- lUY^LUOABfc}.,, , u , RICHMOND! DAN V1LLEBAILROA .« . Ill . - . \ni4l a- 1 ) .O' re«>B*Oi:B OKI-ASIMMT. Ou and niter M«v KLVc-lieer Train Serele.' .m tlie.Atliuila and CharloU.- Alr-Lbie divisiuu oi Uiis ruud will be a* iullow • 'm/Th-.iiin.iini , .K^twahu, |t ,. 4 ,^raMi L>ve AlUntur-h Sep ml. .4XN an At Uaiaa-villo .... »;W uml. .0:19 atn ‘-ltabun Gap J.aucUuii ...i,.«a*,pm ..1:41 '* Toi-roa | fi:5S|>ni] S:17aia “Seiioea ..A‘» ...j.- j.-SOS*pmLtt:‘JS aw *5 S PREVIOUS TO OUR STOCK TAKING FOR ONE WEEK WE WII.U OFFER •: Xj JO.- J Union Linen Lawn- at V. Teaaaa OS American Fancy Colored at Sc. S cases French Orrandles, Colored Fancy. formartyUand tsc. your choice ol all atlOr. 3,5.0 jd* French Lonsdale Cambric tall 4-1 at tor, .>mw i m 1 ". L.ace^^nd^9ifigs Lower than^eVe^ Priced TwoInchjilk lace. toekn, ! . ¥ t lOc Wnw int fc(> . t ( 1 .lliw ‘ % « ““TH aSJiaii^IriSaMd hataqrIn -aid county and Su.bTudtalk# ^city ^of Atheoa besinnlosM eoe- sooth rion* aald jn aa Ui. prop.rty cfJ. J.- , to sallslT » worttqi. S. ft • courtf llar lesm, IM*. In the Unlrerslty «. J. J. Hea h..»U 1 U.V W i fitoylifiM —rTeim.il <NK> •—IWUma**tf AV lil | J,»f .tw.r a -11* -l.t V. 'DAYS ONtYW Imii n!) i'» la»'ir»vutl jDEMESIBER TOR lC - lfc I m Dun «<u ii-.k -mihr,.j 0% > i—k • slcat **utj dins triwit yd ia»Wv:'«.1 * •»«>•,►"<»•(/•> ■ » X'lw 1 ’4- 1 i rad utw aosi'i •By Order of the Regulators,' ,L J ' ' Y V » a fa. from Clarice .. _n fa-or of the Head aud W. F. , failed to comply rttten notices reread ion. .Tills May 26th. IW2. JOHN W. WEIB,oherIlT. t il* M t HI - •jmatk 1 a ^xt ,dpor to Mandeville’s'Jewelry Store • i(J ill taa.'.ulal <UnI OX Y ,iu>imrrt LIQUORS AND FAMILY GROCERIES. , BETTS & SMITH,;”;: LIQUOR DEALERS,- CLAYTON STREET, ATHENS, GA. <■ Bely a. way* on n-andaUrm Mock of the purest and best Uquors of avery kind .which we wt - - - - - - * " It barrel. Also hea.lqua.b ra lor staple aud Fancy ..Rht to tenanla In May 30 cTkorgIA CLARK COUNTY.—Whereas Jamv. L cite and admonish aU ■atWat ray office on nr ta- ay In' 4b:ptcmber next why oi .|.ere»a ^ Sale. ~ tpiranalit fo sno'fder it the Court of OMlnaiy, are?,irkoCountr. will bawMoo the Snt Tuealay SSSSSSfei. h aa fisrtws •JS|W') ■ s r.f H l )■■ ' ■ ■ ILU gB bold within the leual hour* ot aete on the lat Tuesday la J ulyfllSKI, before the court house door at Athens, Clarke oouatr. Ueoixta. ell that tract or parcel ot laod SVuatilylnaind being I” arid State and county. lid in t*. Jty of Athens, on the ~ra.r of ...u- INHITRANCE. FIRE INSURANCE! Y. H. WYNN, J. A. GRANT. tWyttn'& Grant, um INSURANCE AGENTS, ' I As.iett* rcpreheiitcd uK^rcjffitt- over 100,000.000 l Utcs KUMiwuttftfd •» low — those of any ^ther j Farm Propertvaml Dwelling* a specialty. On- 1 aKeiicv in Atnen* Insuriiig llinNandGln-llou- pt aUeutiun given to «U busiupM. ^ GRANT, Agt’s. ' ATHENS, OA. nvnifpu < S. kV. corner Broad and Thomas sts. OFFICES J Thcgnad MUSIC HOUSE. coce avenue and Mawton street, bounded on south WHwSSck "eons: on the cart by lot of L F ..id J T F Flock; oo the north*y lotof Nanny Louis,and 1 on the west by Newton atieet, contaiuioa ouc- murth Wan acner more oe lean, ou which U.ttue ted Courtney heal’, livery stable, bold to satisl; a A fa issued froiu Fulton Superior Court ,n (avo of 8. L. Solon on va V. W- Baal, conirellcd by J A. Hunnlcut, soklas property tf C. W. Bea., am preperty noloted out by him. Written nolle ! WE *R J . Ul1 frA-uL Sheriff Clarae Countjr. t»a. G. H. U. $ Westward. :i;h’lue “GantonlA.. -i „ . _ 4.-07 pm SfliASn 6:30 pm i«KS’I?SS3 .10:00 raWam pm 1)^1 aS 9-S5 pm imam tons pm :: Seueca.. “ Rabun Cap Junction ‘•oa'inewviiiA iV: i.L.iiJ Arriveuttlanla...... ^.,-l^lUP pml,Llm0 a ~T».S.1»MWrf, : -’ >• IBS*!** ■ GEORGI A. RAt LRtiAU CO^^ANV.! . Or«e*. Udivuot. MuiAOKa, _ Augusta, Gtt., July i. 18K, Commencing Smidav, July 1 the P—amiger Schedule will yyerate \ L*wl£» )*'ia j I li.o« m! > aid | fcoal At 4-liSW Uullol : >v •iJtiaR Sx *»•+ rt.MiU iirSf. S) >S*^^ ,..:d m m 1 *>• W.MJa df VJ.aiw.W^^- _ kffitalvdd icnm.l Isii THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. ■ i.tiii ,ii Athens,- G&. I. t.J. Hr-1 * ipd In t is 1 * -bit h-ws I .wa .-/f t - " ” ‘ - • m'/ - YOUNd il G. HARRIS, President. STEVENS THOMAS, StcKXTAkY. I ,l,i.<* . !» V,.... 4j w.,v«i ,v ii '*n-:, >»-t. ? v l * Yi«ald.A«'totv.etora :' ' ’ ‘ Yoi-no L. G. Haxkis. ■ > Stxvxni Thoxas, JoualL Newton, w Eiozua L. Nawms, F^apiNAHqPMXiiizr. u Acbi» P. Dxawno. Col. Rdacar tpon'as, John W. Nicholson ’fi'iBGliiaadiriii**;’ "* -‘j. tf.Hvnnici-tt. A peculiar system of mortgaging terms is used .In .Switzerland. A ter mer may borrr- tr qLa dozen men suc cessively, the nitnple record In an offi cial book showing their order. If he folia to pay, a successor is found for him by beginning at the bottom of the list-af debtors, and calling on each in his order to assume all the debts and manage the farm or step aside and lone his claim. A forwarding' ‘agent in Berlin has lieen sentenced to ten years penal ser- vltnde and to pay a fine of $875 for having attempted to forward by the Stettin railway a case containing an infernal machine. Tlie clockwork acted too rapidly, and the explosion occurred while the cose was in tlie station. He bod largely over insured the goods. ■ *' ' * ' A registered foreign package was sent from the registered letter depart, ment of the Baltimore post-office yes terday, destined for London, England, |4<on which the postage and registry cost over $25. The package was about afoot long, ten inches wide, and eight inches thick, carefully sealed, and contained bonds, aud other securities, amounting to over $1,000,000, moatly for one braking firm. The package goes by way of New York. A census of the marriageable princes Of Europe appears to have been taken Why T recognize the handwriting. The age for marriage of a prince is, ii It is the writing of tlu> post master at* seems, from twenty-four to forty; for Clarkesville, who wus appointed through the influence of Mf. Speer, and he is a devoted Speer man.' 1 Upon being questioned, Mr.- Krwin insisted Hint ' BRITISH POLITICS. Th* Arrears Bill. .The Vote of Credit for the Egyptian Campaign. UoNiMiK, July 21.—At a itettipK °f one hundred conservative peers at Lord Salisbury’s residence, it was de cided to allow the Irish arrears bill to pass its second reading in the house of lords, but to introduce amendments to the kill in commons. The proposed amendments will not touch the question of the' loan and gift, but will deal decisively with other portions of the bin. It is un derstood that the'conservatives In the house of commons will not oppose the vote of cfedlt proposed 6y Mr.' Glad stone to strengthen the threes In Egypt, but a section of radicals and home rulers will challenge'll It is stated that the vofo'irtll be two or three millions of pounds. Mr. Glad stone will propose that the v6te be defrayed out of the revenue Of (Me cur rent fiscal year. He Intends to ask the house of caramons to increase the tax two pence in the pound. ■ 1 : - - - • • Colonel Brackehbuiy, late director of the Irish criminal Investigation department, has been offered the ap pointment of military secretary to General Sir Garnet Wolseley. The Times says no actual appointment’ to' - command the Egyptaln expedition has yet been made, but it is well un derstood that Sir Garnet Wolseley will command it, and either Lieutenant-. General 81r John Miller AdgO a* Ma jor-General Sir Edward Brace Ham- ley will be second in cotnntand. ter* v* *:» P-a iis h:50 piuLL've AUtuiUu. 6:S*u»r” TJn. F»X.. _ •• WooUVUlo. 6UU p.m: t- Ulou*Ve^ SSH AB Ar'vt I'ii. Ft "t'.UJ.Ar vo Athens.. 8:30 - Attires' :. «:Sl'pAl “Mugnsts... ttso JOHN W f: ^iRBE^L Ge^SAuk&nagS. AgeuL. NORTH-EAST^KM RAILROAD. . i . . t. : bpelilntv.ndsnT* OrncK. . Athens, <«»■. Jl»yli,18SL On uiif ‘ after May S. I Ml. trains ou' 4 e»i1MtW SUiObJaWSvl r '** te^ -53*b!e4-»t«f I#••-$!■$ dpi-. * •«* X ^ S' ” • - 53 stJ '■w-sH. ■:.’^/Q0- J. uyi«sywui ul Liunv 1 ; i BU8IKE88 CARDS. The Rest is the Cheapest! dvus « ' THEREFORE IF YOU WANT GOOD AND CHEAP 1'AND 2-H0RSE WAGONS ,u u-ia -''•‘-'thH at my Shop, t , , Or at Childs, Nickerson, Wynn Sc Co'*. 1 iThe 5 Bensort I fi*»c »*W lrts»Yi‘» m ■$. tae-wp* m] > fiii a,I Leave AtBttJ..4. /.». Arrive att'latkesvllle.... liksbnt ■ .cipkmiiie::*',: > Atlanta. J.. .vJ ■ Jit ?.. l *«SWni I 1 Trains EdKiAi amf30 eunttecL «' in - 3:40 pm. r ■ ttii ! Vi.i; VT wall Ji Mi J •■zn d YORK.r»IVJB»4JUlWE. : ,, PASSfiNftEK To BaltlmorB and all points Ncrtb. DailjP^U Swttf: 'mm® “ Greeusbory 8 -g |* ui. «♦ Balrtgli “ . 9. “ Churlotte 4:40pin. " ... 10. - GrecuviUe.-vJ-iWA^lD' “ " >4.l^ [ Arrivluy at BaltloMWd:*0 a m, connecting with a princess, from eighteen to twenty, eight. There are thirty-eight mar riageable princes and only twenty-four t he was certain about the* *marriageabi© * princesses. * Germany handwriting, but to make it an-er lie thechlef supply. Thom are called his brother, W.: 8. Erwin, and* Wfiisnes vpe. uipi supply, .mere are submitted Uie matter (o-him .with' these words: i . *v.Il»i ,u. J' “ Don't he misled by .the date or lo cation of tills note, but u-lb'u* • whose' handwriting it is.” tji.lii-.aS “ It is the writing of -Mr. Bradford, the postmaster ab Clarkes villa,”-said Mr Erwin, without adnomentfs best tation. i - : i ta -»;•) The letter was afterwarde submitted to Mr. "W. I. Pike.of Jelferson, and he, pronounced it without any doubt the writing the Speer postmaster. The above facta wo get front Mr. Yanoey himself. He eon aiders them 1 conclusive proof and has .telegraphed them to hla papetv- The fcluinoe dis covery ho* changed his pious, and. inv stead of going to Kabun ho will leave for ClarkesvlUe, when he will submit the handwriting to a large number of i citizens and get their viewu -about It: The Messrs. Krwin and Mr. Pika feeem to be certain about more teasene weuidda^i—rtSfthajjei: tied, or sttleasUnn teipimy fogseile- aesk Y '-'i'-avi 1 k* ew -<q e-u - --rv >’k I' WHi vitl.fggin tA Honor to oGeocuMlfft- r.V«J & ' to the chair: of PBngUoh and. Modern languages.V t . ; - KMpectlulw " JJ0SE8 WlflTB, Scory pro tem. twenty German princes now in the market, Including King Ludwig, o* Davila, the most ellftbia bachelor In Europe,!,)#.}.- .. -t-v -at * . -.riT t Tlw .American, ylnee-taken to the south of France four or five years ago " ’aVUf^xjl^rfm^fii'arb reported as bear ing quantities of fruit, end the^ buds are remarkable for their length. So ter, they have not been Injured by the phylokera, and ,ft 1* now pradlfeted that, before many years, tbahk* to the American stock, the vineyards of Lan- gnedoh and Provence will put on tbelr lean cuttings; ip France hea become ,4- 1" tt -hiv . It A row between students end police In ,&&<!**&*'#**• ** *- mOrgaftbaunfamnUy lads Oh Agium, marching through Ybe. Mreete Dir at apolloe to Isasiatlfibbii iS-^ > with ol another hod an, eye destroyed. Several of the stadenta.tesst'So badly wounded CoTCMBia. a C., Feb’j IE MU. H. H. Wabnkk t Co.: Sir*—I have uaed yoov Safe K tdnvy and Liver Cure In *>y practit-L- as • phrricJau. end la every case 1 Olid ft ml- like * 1 — , ktT^yra»TUL thnluUn., ^harnr^ MISCELLANEOUS. WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTltOTB STAUNTON. VIRGINIA. . , A . 1 Open* September 20th. MB. One of the Four schools roe Yorso Ladies in m United STATza. Sarroundinca beantifuL Climate tut-, aurpaiued. Pupil, frocnelrhteea Stotaa. Tiuq AUONOTHE REST IN THE UNION. Br ' Waahloy. EnflUh Connie, Latin. French, rasa, In.trumental - Meek, dor dbr OchDl irifi '^r^wx'TklStis.’m •uaL^^^euitf .djl#i J bp^^51-e*U »-«d (U huftslf mmdi hm A.U Mfktf * > «4^P ii Mi v 1 of rtoIJiUiM .Alt#SW«4MJUmM WlSlu ><U ’ki'feki'WiWSWfi Notice! Ik hereby given that the bests Ur UiMUaiatf here oottoo at thp Atkeiui Vwmy.wffi. be be- t tt*re*TiR > *khd etf ^** !^*^ letke day trill not be uaed in factory until tbk'aext dev. Thi. it to five all parti-0 kei ilhe thtie to intercept theltdotWB H at tb e factory for »ale. _ ,j ft v «<*♦ I > t brae»is»pAai -IreiHai |l S»>|«| «ae^ Ltejagr Sown. HytchlaoB ‘ ^ tod your "NruraTpok* IFWyHoo I cheerfully i .m lrt.il ■ fcLT^Tin TheMusii'H ,,lI s«0 J ThnS°«tli! >.t: <»« ' • i,rv -H tnu ill n .i,*ia". tlriloUriso-A' J i-rtlJ ,!) t -vinte—a#* -A^vre-ya'l-ltoe Pianos,’ G^O^GtA/cLARIvE COCNTY. Whereea. UuKh . N.Khrrl# cam. teri. an. at Mrs. P. W Harrir. de- *v ^ tUerc/oro topic© aduumiih «JJ peiwmi to i i . , _ $ ,i — $ M . y#* I ahow cause at isy office on of belu V ' 1 ’ •’* '(" *• * 4 I Mnndav in Aninnt next, whv sal ^PheBest Manufactured >*^ ^ 1 New find Elegant Stylos Important Tmpfovemctits I Beautiful Urtnbinatjona, SELECTED PROM TWELVE? OF THE MOST ‘ f PD MAKERS. , .i ^i, , ^ i r'Q'iM JaaSSwa® Cfc ,1. .l.[,Ut,l t-..) ,<l HI- Ljn asM,eH|iJiO,elLttat Tb gmwiD* in favor rapidly. Mjr recent contract more.' Doo't set reared—1 am here for you eve- 1 am now better prepared to do good never, havhnr necurea the lervlce. of S , A»f,-tt prwn ‘ yw - wl1011 ‘ pt “ ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING done In the beat manner and at short notice—all work warranted to lire aatis faction—charge* D-HAND leap, it to have a good 8ECOND-HA •paired, tliat I will aell chi PH* Any one «le*iriug a BARGAIN will find their interest to call on me. P. BENSON, teMT Spring at, ucar Gann a Reave*, Athens t' i "Tf & HEa6AWA¥, j t.-W on., is*, o v -i -i •. - * 1 4 ,(SCCCF@80R TO R^H. ALLEN,) When yon are la Athens don’t tall <0 call at the' corner of Jackson and Clayton street* and ,'asgailaainrte>a*diiKg<|t i«»t u, - HARNESS, ‘ , SAratES,TfHiPS,::: 454SSK r .WS8P8SWK!SS. from any quarter in prion. Machine-made Harness at low prices, if you want them. My I J^jBE^d*apUy dqua tty SM-cIaa, workmen. __ 1 ^•^““••"GRPWNBVI f Hiihau* an**? an Uul <j- 'HR •‘©uisty’iP:; l#il mb ullMuJi f'i* «<" '■-« K WO TR A.-the-heel Vh the place. * *• fttt'AS LQW As THE LOWEST. liw ’knl 1 . f.s I» tetij Itefiifihiifiili *0n *3 'A ( iwapww'a "'ji r’. l. bloomfikld. astoBStSSi •C'I' testeeteasMl pwfoMBbF 1 Athena Ga .. rsu. Sold by novld and Sheriff Clarita County. EOttttlA, CUKKE UOTNTY,—ORDINAKY sitting for county purposes, 30th May, 18*J.- wn the petition of variuuu citisens of said coun ty to have the Election Precinct heretofore estal>- lished at Braulierry’s Shop, in the 241st Dinirici w. M.. in said county, removed to the nlaco «*t holding Juatica Courts in aald diatrict; and it a|>- pearing to me that aald petition ought to bo grain • ed for tha reason aaaigned by aaid petitioners, ft is ordered That from and alU;r the l»t day of .1 uly Ml t said Election I recinct he and ia hereby rtf moved to aod eahtblished at the preaent place of holding JuKtcaCofikrU in aald District; and it ia further ordered th^l a copy of t'aia order be pub- . Ilsbed once a week for four weeks In the weekly Jknotr-Wafehiaan proceeding aaid torn day oi I July next. AbA M. JACKSON, Unlinary. A true Copy from the minutes. ANA M. Jackson, Ordinary. i .,)> t i. Notice. # before the first Monday in August next, why said leave ahonld Ordinary. T. 1 u [ - AU psraon* hsviitz demand, against Hr*. 8. W. Uarris, tale ol Clarke cimuty, deoeaac-d hereby notltte,l to present the aamoto ni payment in tbo manner and time nr " Law, ana those indebted to deceased odto make immediate payment*. J „jp6wa. f ranw are me for •rescribed by are request- .AKG^ CASIlCUNTUAtif^ sctld on (be Sot Tnreday In Augunt the lawful hours of sale be- jdoor, In the town ol Athena. *d^»^vSfe t ^»l‘ , 2SS e o.n U Ing lands of Mra. Fanny Dean, ou the north; M. | 0. Billups, on the ed*t; and lands of the life es- UUe 6f Hn. Mildred B. Morton on all other aldea, ceased#, A deed fcas been made and filed In Uie clerk's office to authorize this levy. ft !< •« JOHN W. WEIR, Sheriff. Edftotxt tXAkKE COUNTY. “Imwm*. ft M. Herrington, administrator of io estate of Isaac Wilkerson. deceased, petitions tub of the law to bedUonnrgcd from said G. 0. ROBINSON & CO. • it M t Bite-1 1#» « " ■■ . ■« <jTO SANK i-1 . ,.'*o«o.*S»KS«^ . TU| JiVKUY FUKUUA*BW Lowest Prices & tasiest Terms Eyct Gfferred >*■'. ' . .Ralttv •*« IH.J WWtitf i ’ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ,< ,i#y#, Slll.KT MUSIC, Xtysic BOOKS, I BffST, 1TA14AN STRINGS, And everytliini,' pertaining to Kirst-eliuui Music lloane. t.J I ,( -)-»J--- , I KEY-NOTE o -B’ ' liven | June, mtraw- ext, why aaid di8charge,»hould not be gruuted. Given under my hand at office. thia*27tn day of Wtt. , A8A hL JACKSON, Ordinary. 1W-J27. T. M. H. O. Ti S. L. P. Q S. 1 Broad^Street, Angttata, 0B 1 .' ; ‘ Cots wold Shpep. One' CotstvoM Rrtm. Three Grade Boms—this year’s. i Apply to •« tMS-lm. j,, LA.gAis ' If "W lent* ol this state and reside in the slate of Flor ida There are therefore to cite and aduioutah , all concerned to allow cause before me, (II auy they have) at th# next regular term of the court of Ordinary of aald county to be bel.l on the lin-l Monday fn August next, why aald application should uot tiegrauted. ASA M. JACKSON, Jn4. r r Ordinary. I GEORGIA,CLARKE COUNTY. | U Whereas. William M. Colie, administrator of James N. Guile, deceased, applies to mo for leave to roll all the real evtalv lie I'M the widow’s dower yet. to be run out) or aaid deceased These arc tticreiorc to cite and notify all cuncerned to allow cause at mjr office on ortteforc the first Monday a ra.f. U er lP<at - ^ leave should not Ihj gGiven under my hind at offlm, this 27th day of U w&d l -JT A8A M - J ^ <jKbON * OnUuary. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE—IN PL'RSU- A anciuf leave to well, granted bv the Court of Ordidarv of Warren euuuty. the county of the late 1 rcaidouce ol my intestate, and where adminintnc I tioiiuDhla estate ha« been regularly granted, I I will sell in front of the court house door in the , LTarke county, Georgia, withlu ' XuR^lSa?” •public ml#, on the^fimt^ Tuesday oay 1 — (import: the nerve* lu megs- •* the kidneys and Urn pore# it* estion croater a violent re- , „ : attaches of the regal organ. Harper, ar m bock to their duty, there la I C - regulatlngv* purifying, fc*vigor-1 for titlea. eration of TaRitANT s^ sjELTZER | «■ * ovate* the system ar both the body and the mind. HOLD BY ALL WHUGOI8TO. volt among these attaches and to bring them nothing like the re„ atiug. cooling operutiou AvEKUutr. It reuovateithoayftam and Vesture* to health both jhe body and the mind. In .rufy, l382, aP that i _ _ and lying in aaid county, city of Athens, marked o„ containing one acre, more oi leas. In No. ^hound ed west by the GeorgU railroad; north by laud of Harper, and east and south by streets suit lands of -vW- Teona, caah. Purchaser to pay l the limit* of the the railroad may i fr-6-td ,EORGtA CLAUKF.COUMT Y. [ W4M*r<ra# Lrevm ». t«Wge »duilnl.trator of Mr,. C. Sledge deceased, applies to me for leave to **>« *»• HWTty of aaid debased,one undivided Ifinterwrtinabauaewdlotlu Atheua, in sold y, containing one am tnore or 1«m, on Broad .m*9Uy owned by Jaa. A. »are therefore to cite and no-* K^a -»-irz-^-at~w kd Tofflea on or Malarial Taint. A perfect pure for Sick Mead. | ~~ 1 ^ EORGtA/CLARKE COUNTY.—Wberaa., V»!t- w ^^ili One tract ol land mmausta^m' DR; STRONG’S PILLSL Th# XNd r !Walto1>i#4,.,tWonderful, I fc3R»A8L__:_ bracing the nervous system, aud giviu health ia avery fibre of the body. Strong’s Snnntlve Rifts for Urial Taint. A perfect cure for Hick Head-1 ^he. Constipation nnff Dyspepsia. Sold by | Ordcr*;vr Oaf# r. ..cowu£GE;sr , ;„., PBYSIGANSl SURGEONS S2S2S2 — - Baftimorer ^d.' ! »• TJntnfr aided Clinical advaniagtra -are'flcrivod ' all eoncornod to my hand #t affiea, this ith ASA M. J-VCESON. Onlu'jr. ffi-> ->ltVt«j» a •ssat i iltt, ,retail df i# tekNCVAcraasofuc-) ; RW.DODCE, Prop’r, fo.l- (MJItvare AUGUSTA ■rett fo W*»1 COUNTY. , ....—nloakey applies to me for „.l5»jtd.trtetoai onthceatote of Mia. ggbd^J^JronmtdS'm,- hmid a «^^:hU 5th day Df July, A*A M. 1 JACK HON. ;j^$ ' u* , Ffi l.timiif > .'i OlUnoxy. IWtjgttttStoMfC 'ETC. Company ... &T;u. tpanjr, and aiw mm&rnm Brad «reC*a)orre*i4 prMa V *f ttfreandll. >th Ink u4 Brush a -1-.UteoSb, ;' M ,gAK^te^ sttops. !; • Sapp& Bry BRAfiERSH OVER MANDEVILLE’S JEWELRY STORE, Thu U aa# of th# but Shop, In Uw.BtotS, sad h#vo slwajs on hand w FTVH SUPERIOR ARTISTS, ■(ontal affliction. Give them a trlalT ocU4-ljr PALACE BARBER SHOP :llt>,IC0ULfGE AVENUE, ATHENS,,GA. ■ OAVfs'e HARRIS, PreprUtov^.t h i. »bal** >.T ; :,fj • bo made parties .ordered list all laluant cont- den In the r aauwar In t i^SeraelJ frSi ^“iliitssSSSS itbdmlaatreoif rafwng I. a • Superior ( Court C.^.C.G'c. $150 REWARD I ONE UUNDRRD AND FIFTY DOLLARS BK- waid will bo paid to any ooa who win arrest taddoUvre to mo at any Jail In too United Stotre.00# JOSEPH R. THURMOND, a white “V who was convicted of hocre rtrellng at the May Term. MSS, of Clarke Superior Court, and sentenced to too penitentiary for six yean- the MM JOSEPHS. THURMOND bavin, thi.’day «-H*lneh* S high; weigh, Wfc, r e '' hor, -«»^weKl Njtt WtefpUG^^oetb^s^t 35 ; Wl '* though «hi. iSSSK ,h0 An “ or mgh>