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BANNER-WATCHMAN. , f FROM ATHENS TO SARATOGA. Th« Strong And Incidents—Tho Fi»r tamed Hud8qn~Sai)iii(| on IaiKo & '> or ^ ,. ' Our-party, anuaisting of four “loru,” Mii|irot*'i Utl female.* loit Atheua for Saratoga, Thursday •luoruing, June 6th. Oiio might think it rather u cou rageous imili rtaking to venture so far away from home, considering the fact that wc are now* ver;*"traveled” set. A limn hi*ve enough to take charge of tlui partf-'ticoiild.iiot t>e found in tin* s.nte of Georgia, unit ho there was no alternalivo for me treasure Keeking la- die-,; they w» au eompelled to make the trip alone. Tim first morning’s travel brought us to Atlanta where we remained long ennui'll to deeido on the most ilcsira- hle root's . purchase our tickets and perfect oilier Arrangements. The Keimesaw being the only lino offer- ing reduced ixues to teachers, of course we decided in favor oi that. The tick* eta purchased took us hy rail to Nor folk, Va.i thence hy water to New York up the Hudson via the dog line steamer to Albany, and froip tlieuce hy rail to Saratoga. The part of our Journey most dreaded by all, the sea voyage from Norfolk to New York proved to be the most delightful part. Mu eh to our surprise not one of ua was ful verandas' and parks, delicious bunds of music, appetizing tables, in ■ fact every thing that can contribute to the eve, ear ar.d tasie of the pleas ure seeking visitors. The fa.-hidnable season has hardly begun I have lieen informed that it opens the iirst. of August. There is here every vnrle-, ty in dress, that is in shade and color, . but very little elegant dress. People j are very independent, they wear I what they choose, and give oilier peo- i jilu perfect leave to laugh and cri'i-1 cise as much as they like. There is no end to the sunups and I the variety of watdb. At each one you j , are furnished with an analysis of the; water, its medicinal virtues, and left to decide as to which Is best adapted to your condition. I decided Very quickly that I did not need any* of them, ps I was un/athiimahty well, but thought to satisfy curiosity. I would taste flic, woter from several. I "paid j ten cents for a sparkling glo ss of the, Congress, took one sip, which 1 Would more cheerfully have paid fifty eepts to have decently gotten rid of. Oi course our party was manifestly given to those who drank with enjoyment, thieeor four glasses at a time. Un • traveled Southerners make a good many mistakes when they come North but they are smart enough to learn rapidly, and have the independence to laugh at and enjoy their own blun ders. I could relate quite a number sea sick, -Wo had smooth sailing, j of jokes on our own party If I were not bright skies, and cooling breezes. We j „f rtt id they would retaliate by telling were out I suppose thirty-six hours,' hut when- one is elegantly waited upon, has pleasant company,.and un- exceptionably surroundings, the time seems much shorter than it really ia. We had the good fortune to be thrown with pleasant traveling companions. There was a charming party from our state, and others front different states. Among those I would name is the Rev. Mr. R. M. Saunders, now of Nor folk, Va., a gentleman well known both In Alabama and Georgia. He is at the head of a large Female College, of over three hundred students. We found him lobe a most enthusiastic teacher, and perfectly willing to give his co-laborers the benefit of his most valuable experience. From him we learned much to interest and instruct us in our own work. Wc reached New York harbor at 10 p. m. Sunday night. The travel on the Sabbnth was unavoidable. A pleasant religious service conducted by the Rev. Mr, Saunders on board the steamer, away out on the occali, made the day u>jiic one of the most iiuprw-sive I o.cr spun!. We lauded ai i'utr N'i. ii, spent the night on board the sleaiHci, and at eight ll»o nc.ja uiyi.jiu.c tooji the Hudson river Unit froife lV;r No. i>e. The far-famed scenery of the i ludsi.ei had excited the something on uie. There Is one, how ever, too good to keep, which I give, provided my readers will not Inquire which memliera of the party were the blunderers.. One asked the waiter at Congress Hall for the list to* oitler her dinner, when she w as immediately re proved by her more enlightened sis ter, and Instructed to Inquire for the programme. One of the mostdelightlul -lavs spent aiuce we left home, was the one sail ing on Lake George. If there is more beautiful sheet of water on the face of the whole earth, I should like much to sec It. No brush of an artist can paint, or pen of a poet describe, the changing color or sparkling ripple of itBclearand beauteous liosom. All day long that exquisite poem of *' Drifting,” was running through my brain, and I felt that I could sail on, and on forever, hilly sympathizing with the poet, when he penned those beautiful lines: "My *oul to-day „ .Thai's a coniRKT, expres-. , yqqp and has a world , ,, n+anipfT,, IJftw much, suf- .. faring .smuaicd ,up. imiVi.u < ... a- ■: i-iijo ii .4:>1o -.1 .ori The singular thing about n it 1 is,- that pain in the back is- occasioned by so many things.* May be caused by • kidney disease, liver com plaint, ‘consumption, cold, rheumatism dyspepsia,over- ' work, nervous debility; &c. w ' 0.1.1 , f.r. '« • lu Whatoverthecause,don't neglect it Something is wrong and - needs prompt " : attention.' Nbtnedidne has yet been discovered that will so quickly and surely ture such diseases as Brown’s Iron Bitters, and it does this by commencing at the foundation, and mak ing the blood pure and rich. Lopnsport, Ind. Dtc. t, xft&x *• * ' ’ ** • ■ For a long time I h«v« been * » r « xulTcrer from stomach and kidney disease. My appetite was^rerrpoor and the very small amount I cid cat disagreed with me. I was annoyed a* very much from non-reteatloa of uc. I tried many remedies with success,’ until I used Brown's * THE LADIES r ! ANBY11S PUBLIC ULNlkALLY Are, rpfotftfttfly -4* vit«4, w eafi, ,tesc *1 A. S. MANDEV1LLE, Wherethey, willaiow(Slid 'm.cxi|iluiu, a a n and »ui>erl> line o: the !a:i-l LovcUkalu , Jewelry & Silverware, !"■ Wal.hrt* iTlcvAs, p- . ..... r . n shihI. -i j moil lloltelU'.lAa .i,l ; • E iKAff-1 'i<i!‘.-‘A*(j y j f stomacn coes not doc Uy appetite is h kioaejr trouble Is no more. aaJjny general health Is such, that I fad : '■ •’ • I Wl sained tw*ty pott>d» tK weight. O. B. tASSUOp Leading physicians and 1 clergymen use and recom mend Brown's Iron Bit ters. It has cured others suffering as you arc, and it will cure you. GooiiIgTme.. JEWELRY aiLVhi: ash pt.iTED Ware; ' V/atch es, C1 ocks GUNS, PISTOLS, ETC. ’ ! h CALL OX THE OLD KELlAlfl.H, W: A. TALMADGE, Oct24-tf < BE AT!l>'VS,-OA. iAPPY 1 Skiffs. ii* ii* * away, Sti. thi* VosuTian 1*ay. “ r w (lift'd l»oat. iuiu<iK ul’the L*> » isij^lk ot uxpixiUUiun. Ilu-y were fully pined-b' cu.Kiy all they saw. Tqo ea ger w«'r|i>tji<»v IP “seo it all 1 ' tthey h'h-iiI Uiv entire ih»> opt on the (leek, muohofila) time being m the broil ing lint Mill As a consequence of such e-iuerneoh, out: of the party found her self poswuavil of pliatejred nose, which was not a very Uesn-able appendage t \V.- all fell (lisai.pointed when We reached the end of the lake, where we had to take the ears l ack to Saratoga. A railway train is the prosiest prose, after the poutry of sailing "ii a benuti- ° (,f | fill lake. lu Biie.li a delightful re‘r. pie- as Saratoga, the hours ar.d days speed rapidly by. and tin time for leaving came too noon for us a!!. Saturday luoruing, alter five days stay, we turn- led our faces toward Niagara, hot, in- ; deed, without some sad reflections. Even here amid this scene ,f life and , enjoyment of wealth and hearty, the I hand of Death is at work. Twice we TIIB JEWEL! ’ ll, « i i.w4»ia-|i- Ifivc hint H ( U*l iUlll Jit II'I* tin lMur rc«*ivert f«»r I kKSKaTS. l’lir Chun, - -Ml Aiti. : -l mat «U* T'. \ I't l.tiOlilKli ’* »' ;‘iH*'I f f d *l‘Uq/t>r£V VtRRy'CIIRlSTM aS ami a 11AI’Y SKIFF,THE J EWELL!..ATHENS nov4*ly. CHILDS, NICKERSON, WYNN & CO., ’srccKSSORS TO (iRILDS, NICKKRSO.V Si CO.), Keep always In lock the most S ' >rthc,,it ,ieors,ft - ° Ur * ,oro PLOWS, FARM IMPLEMENTS, R.IR ASD ROLLED IRON, NAIIAs, ALL MANNER OF TOOLS, BARBED WIRF, MACHINERY, THE BEST 1 AND 2 HORSE WAGONS Mill Findings, Buggy ami Wagon Material, Harness, Machine Oil, , Pockatand Table Cutlery,, And in hiat every manner of artic]« k fpaii(|in j a llrs i t-cta-s llardtt'ftre Store. We de.fccompetition In prlc<3/ Give us but a trial and y»ur tradb Rooureu. iuh2-tf ",'A'China VnQTffiey are thoroughly introdtiebd and their merit*acknowledged, wo ivill ” >.r- - offer our NEW AND NEW AMERICAN -Are unexcelled for sinrplieitv and durability. LYNCH & FLANIGAN, China, Crockery, Glassware, Lamp^ and Housefur nishing Goods..,,,, Deupre Block, L Athens, Georgia. MAUHINKRV,, MONTGOMERY’S FARMERS’ DEPOT MI.-t A.XiOo; YOU want the best. YOU GET IT When You Buy LUiato rtaiaiega. ,i"nc distance from lieurd the tolling of bells, and saw' tile A Ham y t" .Saratoga :s only about funeral processions wind Uowly dhwn tliirly-eigiil milqs. which i- s 8,10,1 | the streets, reminding us nl! of t.m traveled over qyy'ail. Nine o’clock ! certainty of death, and tl . p. ui., oUimlay, f«uud .do ooinfor.tably | all ‘.Kings lu re. bdow. located aj. Lougrc.-S ilail, » hotel that j • Vcr tiftcun huu- Scemu.u, or to-day d.if'j nr*- cnMb.-.l» y .li<t ( rder- M, lUerriort.thv Kidnuy« :* - ■ % .. 4 * rictl !. »w Th’.y tnr.Tt h.is rmly *»>* -Ifbvitl viuic UDil ioi ^i*nri people rrt'Mt aenny withoutbefn»r able to nu«l he illaeovery of Wtrner'ft Kidney r i.uro marks a new ern lu. the tre^a- h Mn«U* from a nimplu *: i r • v • :*u\ it . oabai^., jost U)«* • to nourish h(M fnvlgorlte u •• vtieav organs, and sufelv restore i i:c* p Li . :u ud'.vr. It :* .1 POSITIVE Ivv ..»v- .r »iuit oiiiif UoUy--Xo: Jojuid 1-ivi •alnty til j >Vi- k ar Ag*' r-dlt'-Mnnl rrror^i.id «ui di:Ucul}U‘ JKWKhUY. New Jeweller. CHAS: A. ■ SCUDDER, Watchmaker apd Jeweller. DEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY And Silverware. linpravinj and Gold Plating Specialties. mby’s nuiuVsTon ’ * ji YOU WILL FIND: LOTJIS'CGOK BUe&IES, GABBIACfflS AND HABNISS, 1 « ronal to any in r urk<*t ut mtinv n^rc. The «M >*ick»ry W»«o* 1 • »L t'-yi rwiccuii»i the Kx|w .»n.i 7*ta>, ttlln*. Wnr«,eh*» naif Ma*kWH1trc Kmilnn The Varquhar Si paruler. Tbe JJooe »*»»iu Orlll. THE BROWN, CELEBRATED HALL AND CARVES COTTON alNS. Xhe (JLicauo Screw Puliniifr. The Merriae ri.c-Prc.sl Safe-. Kucnon & Tnlratt’e XVnlUinu.nnd UliliaK 4'ullirnlor. » (Litton Seed 1 lanter hikI Gruin soeiler Attachment The a very XValkina nnH Ridiaa * nliirul.r, -tlicklr XVaihing Uultimlor. Thedreaa Salley Plaw far Breahia* to»d. Vhe Oku Reaper sad Meudew Klaa !f»a«.er The Creaa I.awa Itlawere and »ell.I»uni|>«nx Ilor.c'lln, Rnlin. ■amm h Talcalt’e Pombiacd standard Kcnper and ’l.wcr Kama* * TalcaU'n ataadard lUewrr. The rhaatpion Itcftpcr aad.flewrr. The Th.au satealhiaa nod Bereleiaa Ilnrrawa. THE AVPIK UARRPW harrows, plows, pulvcrlxea and rovers primi a proper depth. The Oliver ChilledTura Plavr. The lipIlteM draft ami bunt tnrner; tried iviih a Dyno- nometcr at our State Pairrf. *he Bar Dixiraed ayraeaee Flaaih The Farquhsr Paitaa Hand Plaater- Sliwle »nd Double ><H|t flon-stouka. Mprlaa.Taeth salhy Harrow anil Ualtlvator. Remove the two centre teeth and enltivate yoirrcrops. Saw tfiltaiOnet Mills, WHOLES A 1.K GJU)GiiiUli«. REAVES, t; •. » ' < -i iH-tn I i : vuii avooiuiuinialc tired persons. It appears to be full now, aud so far as I can observe, .the guests are uvurly all teachers. I have looked for the fashionable, but have uol found them. My iuipresslou is they have abandoned the field to the teachurs, aud sought out for them- selves other quarters. The look of the pedagogue is unmistakable, you can “spot” him wherever you see him. We tried very hard not to look like teachers, aud thought we had suc ceeded until Wtt'Were asked by several the do^rn right question, and we had to owu up. Not that we are lu any way ashamed of our profession, but then you know tochers, as a class, are not a very prepossessing looking set, bo ng more, inlj^lntual looking than ei ther handsome of stylish. Georgia is well represented here, there being twenty-nine delegates from that state, We have, too, ip our representation qiuilUg as well as quantity. It is with a feeling of some pride that 1 mention among the names of those present Mr. William Bounell, and Col. Samuel llarnet. The American Institute is in convention here, as well as the National Teachers’ - »•! -.5..1 \ r,I,,.,-V (l,«»-K. m und naft* renn**! f fo» f,» Association, Tuesday ami Thursday beiug set apart for the proceedings of the former aud Wednesday and Fri day for those of the latter. Tuesday evening we heard the celebrated teru- ..perauce lecturer, Jolut D. Youug. His reputation had secured for him a crowded house, . nearly every seat »u the uburcli being taken when we entered. Mr. Young is not a fin ished speatter. He is of plain exterior, lUurypqs,, cxcitubl*: and at times HU itwkwat'd, 41111 yet,, tiieru is a power u,ijout luqi,|hqt ail who listen must acknowledge. It lies undeniahiy in 1 liis earnest liesi- . He le. ls what lie I says, and w : !ien a man does that, his hearers arc obliged in he Impressed. j Wednesday morning llie oxervt LAID NEWS- A bogus Mark Twain has been lec turing in Ireland. The coionation of the Czar has been definitely postponed to next year. A Dooly county fanner, single-hand ed, made over 18,000 bushels oi outs. It is said corn will sell for thirty-five cents per bushel In Brooks county next fall. The Cincinnati Commercial gives the stalwarts a soubriquet that will stick. It calls them “the Going-to-tbe- Lordy Party." Madrid, July H.—The Gazette an nounces that tbf advent of u direct beiltothethreM'isitoped at thebe-, giunlng of December. The Methodist ministers of Cincin nati have declared for a prohibitory liquor clause in the Constitution of Ohio like that of Iowa. In Nacoochee Valley last week the palatial country residence of George W. Williams, the merchant prince of Charleston, was struck and badly dainugcd by lightning. The great col umns which supported the long verau- ! das were split to kindling wood. 1:1" tlon aim is lu»r of the'Womb. As a Biota*. l*’irifler itUutv the orKauii \hat make u-rJt will omtrpl SCenitnifa- f»t$Lln»ble for Leucorrhaa, or F«l* it U unetiualed, for It curc« tneblfoq. Remedy, which has done anrh wonders, is put ui» in the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE of sny inedirine upon tholusrket, snd is sold by I>ru£i;i>ts and nil dealers at SI.23 per Lottie. For DiaW'tes. eutiuire for WARNER’S SAFE DI ABETES crilK. It is a POSITIVE Remedy. H. H. WARNERtSCO., Rochester, N. Y feb.f-i»m. • q * „• n a . t ., • PROFESSIONAL CARDS. E.K. LUMPKIN, ■" ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW A THI S'S, 0.4. • U OKIee OTv-r i hilds, NlcVttwjn, Wjnu A Co'* slur* ,.• ■ jsl-ty;, With f('- ami -ia .alwa^i yUizrtl, color* *1, pniiit «iftIiL-le. i.~ it L> not DON'T HI V A X)' OTHER UNTIL YOU HAVE TRIED IT. . The Tor-Fune tira.Ki :s il.alw.-t.laii at-*l :vliwav KOixyKD liLr-’r—1* is ia an Vj/t #■« ».* .fi Ohynay. GOOD COFFEE It a nntttily. Dou't buy a poo «rUcl«. - A. H. STUMP & SONS, Whole**!,' Gn»m. Imjx.rt*re »ud ColTse Eo* or., to Soutli st., KALI iMOlth. ivb*3-Cd For Buie by. , .. ... . E. H. & w. F. Dorsey. DR. ROBERT I. HAMPTON otort Clrif. 6LAYT0* AX* ‘19Sat"'* Xhena. Ge. * 1 * iK ” * njiERE IS A BAUM IM GIAElAD . iFurth Sezvaaad bniin affccllpii* nr,' lnvnlmible. They »rv prnnpt, ,»f'i *u*l «ttwau*U, the lxid known lu-BwJv iuthv world tor iicrToiir- iri all stair**: We*konini si tho J. W. ECHOLS, • ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Lexington,..- - Georgia. Will sta nd regularly the Buperior Courts In ths counties of Clark* amfOnone*. MMt t U Ll... - jeu*. Amerlcus Recorner: Mr. Aaron Re new brought to our office ten rattle snake eggs which he had plowed up out of his field: The eggs are all connected togeth er, and are almost the shape of guiuea eggs. We are told by him that they gen erally have about 36 eggs, aud that the depth of their nests are about four inch* es. Conyers Examiner: A large balloon fell in the corn fields of Mr. George Durnctt, aiioul six tulles below this place, on Tuesday, the 4tli inst-, at o’clock p. in. The negroes work- ing in'tin: field were badly frightened, never having seen anything like it, and the impression created on their mimls that it was a messenger an nouncing the approach of the judg ment day. The balloon, wc learn, was hoisted in Atlnutu at 11 o'clock a. in., tiou, having traveled 37 miles in one and a half hours. The lialloon de scended in a good condition und will be scut back to Alluiita. DRUGGISTS’. CARDS. JACOBS’ T PHARMACY! Stamp* "I.B. SEELEY,WARRANTED." iiueiuGiy, ol Bruin Fewer, Ner- Ivou* DcWltty, Ijoft Eitbrfy* Lx>tt - IllopMt. linprudo»cc of YouiL, Kx- cr in sum- I New iNerv mamd p»y (•« ip maturer years, ScmUitl [WeaViKW, Ami Admiral kws of pow er iu Generative gi£«u». Totnoao suftVrfnff from Ncrrmis frrlubilitr, Clarke s .N e rvou* HcadAt Uti, Nervous Shock '•ervonh Prostration, Nervous Ex- mnrtion, leiistiaaMrdMl Xtims- j,^r.fhi° r r^«n t , u s .1 > I Teacher, tho Glenryman, the Edi tor, the Business man, can all be T^j^isL benelttkd by their use* Ufe is too i*THroraun»i ho|1 ^ in a dull tor pid manner, when a |L50 will ben-} U flt you, and six boxes will euro land restore you to health and hap- lness for $7.50. Ask jour djnjKisj Pill*. Bo.sA. IVo.SOoBcaT*. Ho. Trusses, .Supporters, Bandages, t'riii i'..-. DriitW, *ic. ' Just received a large an • H’M* )S|p _ . , iy-' .in large lots from the i Inimrets* ^iWw a aisebnlit, wlileh we dl viOo.wdh.wnr pulroiu. NIaUu in every desira ble i»a»t« rn; tUting perfectly to form of body; lieht, cool; cicinnly* froo from all soar, rusty, chuting or uutldiug unpleasantness. We adjust all lYh<m*s wbotvtfesired aud mtnratUt satne. iisiioruneutl Low prices; Remember name and avoid all catch-penny humbugs. *- ->■ t>: • ’ .1 ; . d f« v> bu ■ WHENCE COMES THE 1 UNBOUN- j ■ ,, ’DED POPULARITY 1 OF- - Allcock’3 Porous Plutars? 'Because‘**t ever in veil ted. ,,T“Cy T wilt CUTS asthma, colds, coughs,; rheumatism, neuralgia, aud any Iqcpl pains. •Applied to this small ol lha hack they ate infallible iu Back-Ache, Nervous Debility^ and all Kidney troubles ytb ths pit«f fhe> Stomach they are A Sura enre for Dyspepsia anaifiver'CAtoplaiiir.■ ,w t ° * A L L C O'ClK and auict to cilrA. BeVf^e of irn- Gte* pnl^p^ins , o( h„, „„ w - -t d 'dal ba>i I’u'i/Sil I .iM.nl ”• ' t' " - i <s—m i pines* lor *7.au. a»K ji for them. Take no other- Or »end rtireet to the manuftrttiren, who prill »en<l tt,era by *f»a. •exlefl. on receipt of price. Address Dr. (Jirl* iMedioime Comp»ny.«58 Bretswaf. New York. Send 3 eeut st»ia* for IcircnTar. m*rt-ly. V* - ’ FOR-' MONUMENTS. 1 *■' TOMBSTONES. GRANITE WORK. Call on A. R. ROBERTSON. Athens, (1C, wlp will etve ** low price* *ud ** good work ** any establishment ou the American continent 3-iatf. i were opened by the inaugural address | ;is u part of tlie 4th of July eelehra ofCopMiihwionerG. J.Orr, which win * “ 1 ' ■* * a mOKtliapjiy effort, being short, terse aud io tho point, He was followed by 1‘rof. Eli l\ffappan, of Kenjus Col-] Texas has nearly S,400 convicts in lege, Ganibfcr, Ohio, who read a paper her peuitentiaiy. in the place of Dr. Leroy Brown, on ■‘Tlu- University; its place and work in the American system ofeducatlou." l*rof. Tappan paid a pleuaant couipll- ment t** Dr. Brown in the opening of his IWId*va<<,-which we Georgians ala enjoyed with -‘fadings of pride. His was well prepared and the subject was thorougly discussed. s The next paper was read by Rev. E. T. Jeflers, D. D., 1‘resideutofWest- miulster college, Pa. His subject was, ‘Sell consciousness In education.’ The dlscussltih was opened by Prof. Stan ley Hall, of Harvard University. The exercises Friday morning were particularly Interesting. I 'cannot < Tall to mention the paper of Dr. Car lisle, President of Wofford college, Spartanburg, S. C. His subject was t‘ "Tho prize system as an Incentive to college students.” For arguments concise and conclusive, Dr. Carlisle’s ^ paper Was complete. We felt very proud of him as a representative from the south, and our only legtht ws* ( •«•■ \H«lt there : were not more -MW him ■—’preeent. 'Bfft enough-of the Tehehers' "•“ebflventlhta and more of "tola ‘ tSellght- ful watering place. To one who baa ■tnevdil visited'Saratoga It - is Impossl Ilf Savannah 566 people have died within the past six months. / A young man named William E. Ilarrtgale suicided last night, iu Au gust, by shooliug himself. Mr. James Hardeman killed asnake at Marietta, and two lire mice Jump ed out of the snake’s mouth. A Sumter county man claims to have made a dear profit or |130 off of one acre Id millet, peas and hay. In the long ago Alex Stephens chal lenged Ben Hill to fight a dud. Mr. Hill replied,d ing: “I have a soul to save. Col. E. B. C. Cash, the South Caro lina duelist, is out in a letter in which he expresses the opinion that Wade Hampton “should nave handed t his checks when the mule kicki him." ' • ' ’* • Mr. David Adams, of Roma, com mitted suicide op Thursday last by taking,an overdose of laudauum. The deceased, went to Rorfle from Colum bus thirteen years ago, and was *«v- enty-one years of age. The ftmWal «fHrs-'Ienkins, wife 6f ‘ ex-Governor Chorlea J. Jenkins, took place Sunday from St. Paul’s Epis- frSu'Mfrjifidaii'flataMay. t A negro named David Cook, who had attempted rape in the northern part of Kershaw county, 8. C., on Wednesday, was forcibly taken from the custody of tbs sheriff on Saturday to’masked men and lynched. lie confessed his guilt. } tl „ . - - — b «4jI» to glVef a correct idea of the bright t <-busy boenetof lifeandenjoyment here. so* Ibis called' Asrtnage. WdriyeA R U '“g"™JSL-Wtoerer thbd- hi said to foare nine thbuashd inhabl^ in ^ esse of Miss Nenie Clo- i :i Aantx. I'Vetitare to assert that it u gST w ho married the colored porter Hd* theoleandst, brightenhnd busiest lit- j 0 hn Miller, at Wdehtagton, Pit. In us-ssassasia. « i.*nd beaKh. TheBotels are the larges, nnd perhaps the«most lufiurioua in America. Elegant parlors, delight- CO., : WHOLESALE GROCERS 1 V AND PROVISION DEALERS. .1 HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR HANDSOME AIEW ETOUE AT THE INTERSECTION OP Broad, Thomas and Oconee streets T&KT'Alft SOW BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER TO 6UPPI.Y THE U V. TOOK ORDERS IHMPBCfPrtt.Y SOLICITED AND ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ,1 ;.,(* -4,-vi« n . • ,i Price 2 Ton Complete T ioe ^ v T<>ri Complete ’U‘> $40.00. $3000. GUARANTEED TO BE AS GOOD AS ANY SCALE MADE .,.aud from ^5 to 100 per,cent. Cheaper than the Cheapest. ••• -‘i**** «i* *!*<•• I...J -.nit I hi •"“''■••' r "* t CLtA:RKEGC>TTOK Uj a- »| iniflttMlT of broke mill nubrokc h*»r- *ea and mules which 1 will mcU as low a* the juarJsut afforas. Ex amine 111V lot before i»uy- inve. I tmvu jU-st ttMATfid a car-load di rect from the - best ami most popular .stock-raisers of Kentucky bat I am selling low. Sale Stable on Clayton street, Athens, UaT octli-tf ~ into— MilesTohnson, \ adjudged idsane, and was order to be confined in ah asylum. Her husband announces that he will have her brought into court again to-nu>£ row on habeas corpus proceedings. tlon with t iWrt*»te« e, i.?fe*W«lT ..j ial a j» ,n ■>> noYll-l ->)**■ '■A'ufnla. iWaoW. *.* r ■ WEIIl, , • ./'••..‘U - .« . A !j TK2E OLD RELIABLE Boot &Shou Manufacturer. 1 have removed my Boot and 8bda Fhu out the riMjiu lonuexly occupied by me, on CoUec* Avenue,* above C. Bode'*, where 1 dm better pre pared than ever, for any work Ip. •) work is flnKlan and warranted. BOOTS ami SHOES REPAIRED on*short notice. Will half-sole from 50 cents to*]| 11.-5, according to quality. Price* So suit the' imes. Thanking «uj customers for their past C ronafre, I n fpectfully soliat' a coBiinuance of same. fbbUvU , . . PuSINESS.IJj N IVERSITY ^ -’At p U - ' 7 nj'. ° a £ - T*V* ~7^fi*AAL8U^..U,y ' -O t Scr^Ot'OH Catalogs* •» ►r r CHAS.F. •iliaiiiot* WMiaiwia;) * Commission MerciantW " *■ ; pA.XTA?*f-TT.A.T.T,, f;^ Uelav.Idvual'fi ’■ • »! •5Ca.11nan, . joistt x. oattKtrr, .. I tho*. ». >n ai Ausiut a, nu. >11-,! ONE OF THE GREATEST INVENTIONS OF THE AGB. IT makes a fair Sample out ot the diiliest Seed.Cotton. Saves tho f’fftiiter tr.OO to $5.00 ou each Bale. Glnncrs who do not use them can’t Coippct*! witk tJiosc who dp. ,, “ STEAM BNGINES, Send in your’Ordefs earfy to * ' * Jli SkJtto* (1/ ,Wv>| *t j. tor a, Cotton Preosea, Stump-pulleru, Etc. f«hl6- !y J. N. MONTGOMERY, Shingle Macliinert, Evuporu- DANIEL, PRATT COTTON GIN! • THE BEST IN USE. EVERY GIN AND Guaranteed to . ive .Perfect Delivered at Your Nearest Depot. T. FLEMING & SONS, HARDWARE MEQ.CHANTS, Athens, - Georgia. 5-SO-3m. Write for Prices and Particulars. ATHENS; FOUNDRY AND „ , IRON ANL BRASS CASTINGS, MILL GKAStNG, MlSlSG.A^fP MILL MACHlNEltV, SAW MILLS, SMITHING, REPAIRING, PAT’N WORK, STEAM ENGINES, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, CANK MILLS, ROLLERS, (Inr «*v>4 tnim«a.) “anmiOTa&kmiua^ 1 ^ ' ^****** AND ALSO AGENTS EOR THE MOST APPROVED PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES on SkMs and on wheel*. CShihlned TURKSIIKRSfami SEe.V]fcATOKS. TURRIYRWATER WHEELS, MILL STONES, VICTOR Three Roller COOK'b fnyofatfits, &e. eManm. Rt NICKERSON* Agunt, Athens, Ga. THOS. BAILEY, Superintendent. ‘ MILL FINDING FURNISHED AT MANUEAC tRElfa t-RItlES; 1 o|Hy. SkKRl>. WHOLESALE MERCHANTS \ aau ,iYi jraUHapornw hi ■*,fl (.a* A Thomas atraeU. Ua>k out -,.•.*1 tilVKS*! ATHENS, GEORGIA. Starred Koi i. *U BLACKHMrPHlNO. Rooatar Flax. YOUR - BUSI- CARD FOR LIST. & SOHS, PHILADELPHIA. fflOMStJ lodenUS prnlc*. finale a *peeteli sl ~ e'.lon iu all work which I undertake. When In n«M of nnSaiidetitt on'T i •» ■. . n »vll-iy. w '* lift* dm.X ’ r. *'«*»•** . #« AM «»’ ’ 4 Jl .lU'lU’A — 1 - " 1 WHITE & MILLER, COR. BROAD & HTJKTER, fSTREETS., ATLANTA, GA. j • „;„i. ,. u w wkaW' 4 .',*' 1 MITCHELL WAGON InNorth &S5utli Carolina, Alabama & Fiona i rUdjUwu iui» etdi «• ma-KiiWi! 4>l PllPURU W^LI] i IrillKO 4, trt< y S IRON WORKS ,un ui**.« ».a * .ii TM«Btfa'At^ifRkaii<n’ 7 • M IkkOVltt T ' WINSHTt* GOTfON GIN Cotton Proves: for St 3111111 Hand, or niiS >1 ■ Horse Power, at, «••• * - I'll,I HANGERS, .1* I M.IC "II -at • Bn»MTK8P«a»ISHEJ>0S | Am.ICAnrtt. ( J tiewtUf'UMtoa.-' .ii,: "j ".1", . ui* mwi or> ia- u<»ri. tit .1 wjuBTSjd4Jr aBc,SI^Qa« , xneZl "'I (.!» * ATLANTA ^GEORGIA STe..:c6ofikm.’IU i^^^4fMmbN^AND *41 ' 11 >.ii Send for Ulantratsd Cetelogae,*