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OfFtCI ALORtf AWOF CITY AND COUNTY
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Hhocy. Cranford a qantt prop'rs.
T. L. QANTT, Editor.
SPEER’S ZULUS.
Afo INFAMOUS ATTEPMT TO
•^BREAK UP A CANDLER
MEETING.
DRtJNKF.N NFGROES TAKE POSSES
SION OF THE GALLERY, AND
HAYETO BE SILENCED
BY THE MAYOR.
The Most Disgraceful 8cono Ever Enacted
in Athens.
Wuiittt Preconcerted Plot, Guided by
On* Hiyii in Authority.
Tl,!,. Wo Will Inv.sUs-t- Further end Report.
lint*
Saturday night one of the ntostlnfa-
maua Hebemea ever concocted in tlie
liritiu of luun was aUeuipteti ill Ath*
cum. mill it wiiMonly tiie oool determi
nation of the democrats of Atlieiin
Hint prevented n terrible initio our
city.
Something over u week ugu wepuli-
) tailed u report thnl t' Speer men
were organizing for the p.irpose of
preventing Cnl. Caio.ler r|te»Kin« ill
iIiim city, hut one of lliein publtabed n
card denying the report and ijuict was
lignin rt-Mlortd; huf on tin* • ay ot tile
npeaking aeveral »*i the Onndler nn*u
icccivcil nuttielitic iliforn uliou that
in Mpilc ot the tieni.,1 tliutan attempt
Voil’ll tie made to t.r ..k up the meeting
ai d they were prep..red to meet the
attack when it came. The gallery
was well tilled with halt-drunken
Speer negroes, wh >se hearing at once
showed tlnil they were hacked by
while men. In fact, we have now the
names of several highly respeetahle
gentlemen ill amt around Athens, who
on Saturday were told by colored
hands in their employ that Mr. S/rfr
did not Intend to permit Col. Candler
to speak that lilgln. Ai.tTwe want to
state rigid here that we have carefully
investigated this matter, and are pre
pared to hack by affidavits of good
and responsible citizens every
that we write.
Tlie disturbance ta-gan >** soon
as George 1). Thom, a Esq., arose
lo introduce the speaker. In Ids brie!
address this gentleman was repeated
ly interrupted with yePs and confu
sion, *o that lie finished his introdiie
lion amid the greatest turmoil. Hut
when t ol. Candler arose the disturb
ance began in earnest. Mr. Hpeer s
drunken /ulus received ldni with
veils and jeers and hisses, sons to al
most drown theapplauseof Idsfriends.
Whenever he opened his mouth Ids
voice was drowned by tlie most in
sulting jeers ami shrieks oud screams
interspersed will* yells for'*Hpeer!
No white man was seen to be engaged
in this disturbum-e, hut Mr. Kolia
Wilkerson and other gentlemen tell
us that they saw a white Speerite on
the street encouraging tlie embassa
dors that came to him from the gal
lery. while three other responsible
gentlemen expressed their willing
ness to make affidavits to tlie same
effect. T here is a report that still an
other man, high in authority, was'
seen aeross tlie street receiving re
ports from negroes who rushed to and
from tlie ball, but we will not charge
this matter except under sworn cer
tificates of those who saw him.
For about ten minutes Col. Candler
attempted to speak amid tlie greatest
din and confusion, but it was found
ini|M>ssible for him to lie heard. In
fact, the scene was so disgraceful that
many of tlie older eitizens left in dis
gust. At this instant Capt. O’Farrel,
President of the Candler club, arose
and in polite terms begged tlie atten
tion of tlie audience, as had been ae-
eorded Mr. Speer on tlie night previ
ous. Kut his words had no ettect
wliatever. Tlie i '.irieks and yells cou
tiniii*d unabated, it was seen that tlie
Speer mob inte ided to make good
their threat and not let Col. Candler
be heard In Athens. Mr. Jones, iesse
of the opera house next siep|»ed for
ward and begged tlie crowd toiiehave,
stating to the negroes that he had al
lowed Mr. Speer, their candidate, tlie
use of tlie hull tlie night before, and
lie hoped they would treat Col. Can
dler with puiper respect or leave the
building. Hut lie hud as well appeal,
cd to tile tempest, for w! ell Col. Can
dler again steppe 1 ■ • the front the dis
order was repeated -t.,e Speer blacks
in i lie gallery running up and down
tiie stairs ami doing ail they could to
create a stampede. Failing in dis-
per-iug the audience, they started the
cry of “Fire! Hire!!” and did succeed
in running a few from tiie house, but
some gentlemen arose ainl stated that
it was nothing but a Speer dodge to
break up the meeting, and restored
order downstairs, but he could lint
abate tlie confusion among tile dis
turbers in the gallery. It was at thi
lime, when the confusion was at its
greatest, that Mayor It inker siepped
in front of the speaker ari l in a deter
mined maimercuiuui imled tlie pence,
stating that he would have order in
that house if ii took every man In Alli
ens to enforce it. The nogr,»cs saw in
his eye that lie meant nusiness, and
before a few determin -d men, wero
driven from tlie gallery. Col. Can
dler resumed Ills address, not to lie
again interrupted in'tlie hall, but sev
eral hundred negroes congregated on
tlie street and rendered tile night hid
eous with their jells for Speer They
were lead and encouraged liy probably
half a dozen whites; tint we are glad
to know that tlie best element of Mr
Speer's supporter were completely ills,
gusted and several of them openly de
clared themselves for Candler. Evi
in tlie gailejy we noticed a few color
ed men who are aumsirtiiig Mr. Speer
that behaved as well as we could ask.
They took no liaiid in tlie dis
turbance, but gave the speak'
er a respectful hearing. It was
only'that baud of lioaling, drunken
Zulus, who were wrought up tile ulglit
before to a high piteii of excitement
bj- Mr. Speers incendiary speech, who
attempted this outrage. The best ele
ment of our population both white
ami black, denounce tlie outrage bit
terly, and intend to visit a dire rebuke
upon its Until oil tlie 7th of November.
tVe only wish that every good eitizen
In the ninth district could ..ave heard
Mr. Speer’s tiarraiigiie to the prejudi
ces of tile blacks on Friday night and
have seen the desperate efforts of liis
tools on tlie following evening to break
up a democratic meeting, lie held up
to their ridicule humble white gentle-
men hiiiI to their savage yells and up-
piause recited the most obscene sto
ries illustrative of Ills opponent. It
was indeed a sickening picture, and
one tiiat should tear from linn tlie bal
lot of every good citizen in this dis
trict. Then lie stood on one night In
flaming tlie passion ami tlie prejudice
of the negro; and on tlie next night,
lie had them engaged in u lawless at
tempt to silence tlie reply of Ins oppo
nent. To add to tlie confusion of tlie
night tile gas suddenly went out,
leaving the hali in utter ilurkuess. It
was at tlie time thought that this was
another attempt made to disperse the
meeting; hut upou investigation we
discovered that the supply hud given
mu, and no ope is to blame. Lamps,
ho sever, were instuutiy produced, arid
the speaker coucluded his remarks
without further liitefruptlon save the
(hint echoes *' 'Huh for Speer!" that
invaded the building from the mob of
blacks on tlie street. .
Never was a more disgraceful scene
witnessed in Athens, and the indigna
tion of our good citizens was at its
height. That it a preconcerted
scheme to prevent Col. Candler speak
ing In Athens no. one can doubt.
Enough is known to tlx the blame
where it Is deserved, and we intend in
due seuson to further out and expose
tlie .real leaders. This outrage has
gained Mr. Hpeer no votes, but on tlie
other hand lias disgusted many of bis
frieuds and nerved the arms ot his op
ponents. Our people want no trouble
and will use every exertion to ultay
strife; but wheir that day of final reck
oning comes ot! the 7th of November,
you are going to w* the great mass of
our good oitiMoa rise In their might
and crush out of existence this iufa-
moua rule or ruin policy of Mr. I^tuo-
ry Speer. ’ •» 1
The friends of Mr. Speer claim that
he was interrupted,by a brass bond
playing upou,the street during bis
speech. That interruption occurred
in this manner: Tlie colored tumd of
Jefferson decided to honor Capt. W.
D. O'Farrell with fi serenade, and be
gan to play in front of ills room. Rome
distance from the opera house. Mr.
Speer alluded to the feet, when Opt.
O’Farrell, who was in tf>e hall, at
once left and stopped the music. Mr.
Speer had no interruption save when
some one yelled for Speer an enlbusU
astie democrat would “Hurrah for
Candler!” But as soon as the cry was
over they gave him the most respect
ful attention. Besides, it must be re-
memliered that it was Caudler’s day,
aud Mr. Speer left his appointments
in the mountains so as to take advan
tage of the enthusiasm that followed
the one-eyed plow boy to get up a
crowd. Col. Candler was u«t intrud
ing on Mr. Speer’s territory, but there
is no disguising tlie fact that the
young ooalltionist deliberately and
preuiedltativcly visited Athens so as
to interrupt Col. Candler’s speech and
reception here.
W e waul tlie mountain hoys to pa.-tc
this In their hats. While they have
accorded to Mr. Speer every courtesy,
wbeu the plow boy of pigeou r-ost in
vades the city of Athens—Speer’s
home—an attempt Is made to strangle
his speech by the yells aud Jeers of a'
hoarue of Speer’s Zulus. Do you, can
you, longer hesitate to decide which
of these gentlemen are deserving of
yoursuflnge?
8TATI.t r uto til.V, COoXTY Of CLARKE.
TO'the Honorable the Superior Court of Clarix
MnittfTor j:U. HoKlsp, J. lF. Bflosto,
Kenney, II. B. Carlton, K- & UcGlnty, A.
FURNITURE.
GROCERIES.
Fj^rfflitUfelstor^f
JOHN BIRD
lalion,
power lo Hue a.nt lw sue I, to uaro h« d use a com
mon seel, should they no desire; lo mud such reel
estate or other property an may be c nvejred, or
mortji»d,ufiilfcIif-ii toaehl A •■opinion, and -la
adopt»uch a Constitution aud By-Laws, attend-
incuts thereof, an they may deem advisable anu , w .
propci toemry out the ohjcc’s of their AmocU- I 11 ** 1 f 1 ** of Ho. 15
tiou; the nstaieaitd object oi which Association, I f AHreet, where jou can flau t , .
and the particular butiuess they propose to carry 1 * / i J‘ t j{ / \ 4. J r V ? \
on, being as Ullows: I
BO^ G^OCEp.
B
SPLENDID STOCK
DISSOLUTION.
1. The object in the accumulation of a find by I
monthly sutmeiipli us or saving* of tut* u embers I ,, a -
thereolr, toaM theni iu their business, or in pro- I WedidWOD
curiaii eucb real estate aud iaipruviag the same, 1 5EW1NO UACEIUiEjL All
as they mav de«*m proper. | H.lli’
COFFINS 1 BURIAL Ci
Paixwtk ... .uriMia. I
3. Each .utckhoklcr U to pay in port fuiui», on. 01 all klmta at the very lowest price., 0*11
dull .rach mouth on recii .harooi. lock heur.he I see me bcfoi
l.okJ., low .be liea.ury ul ull AMueiatl.n, >u I
kjugaaaaid Areuc aitou i-.uuuut., at .ueb due
mid plm-e — I be by-!*.* luay ded,u»te. Wbeu
eneb .toekiKjlder --ii.il have receive, the .um i '
two bundled dui'ers, inpojperly ul tilt value, c. ,
*n advaac. ur lunu of tv„ buu-ired dollar* lor wh |
■here he ur *h« bold* » pr we riled iu auction 13 of 1
thiscbnileqtheii tbla ..WKiaiioui* lodeleruiiuc
•■d do* The by-law* any require e»cb *lock
bolder tu take *u advauo* or k*u for tlie full
atuouulof b oor her ‘ -- ..
in reopoet thereto.
, i , ;.i ii.t. nxa* ,
Should »uy uuckbolder l*:l iu p*y hi. or her
due* or premium, of tuurmucw. m otum u the |
■urn. .hull bu payable a* *forw*ld, he or ahe oh*U
forfeit abd pay Uie additional aaui of ten cents fur
each dui.nr ibu. unpaid, iucludiuz lutami, doe*
““— ,u ^ TheMnsicH<»useOf Th«S”uth I
vanoiaa ,,v snx-BuaxowEa.
IB* stock, aud prescribe Uie rules
A GALADAY!
THE LIKE
Athknb, Oct- -L 18S2.
Tht* firm of Talmadge, llfMlgson a Co.. liu»tlili«
dn> Ihhmi diHMolwd l»y mutual consent. Mr. J. a.
Tu^-uadge retiring.
C.G.TALMAlMiE,
J. K. talm a ih;k.
K. 11. UOlMISON.
Iu ndiring from the tlnn of TMlmailKc. ll»sl^-
sou Ai ‘ *o.. 1 desire to return to a geuen*i;s public
my bcurtielt acknowkstgcmcnt for the Iiboinl
support snd putroimuc which we have n ct-ived,
and to ask u continuance of the same for the
new firm. J. K TA1A1A1>«*E
The undersigned, under ther firm nan e of
Tuluiud^e«k Hodgson, will continue In hipdiicH*
at the same old sUiud, aud thanking our friends
for the liberal putnmuxe heretofore exteiuksl to
the old lit hi. respectfully solicit a eontlnuiince ot
the -aine for the new. C. ii. TALMA DUE.
«octdltAw4t E. K. UODtiSON.
Ecexutor’s Sale.
Pumuant to an order of the Court of Ordinary
of Clarke county, will ho sold on the first Tues
day iu November uext, before the court house
door of said county, during the legal hours of
sale, one undivided half interest ot the estate of
Thomas Cranford, deceased, in aud to one lot of
luud lying iu suid county, and in tlie incorpor
ate limits of Athens, containing three aud three;
ouarter (**4) acre* more or less, adjoining the
North Eastern railroad on east, (ioorgo Thomas
on the south, and Haninton Cranford on the
north and west, to be sold as the properly of said
deceased for the purpose of division. Terms
cash. Octu.lwt. JonSATtios Hampton,
lUoctw-tt
Kxecutor.
Executor’s Sale.
By onlerof and in pursuance of a decree of
t'larke SuiH’rlor Ctiurt, grauted at the regular
Novemlier term, IH7U, In case of Martha h- and
l.aciua J. W ilson, vs Thomas 11. W ilson, E. L.
New to 11, el ul. Bill for iujunctiou, relief. «kc.
Will l»e Mild before the court house door of
Clarke conuty. In Athens, tia., during the legal
hours of sale. 011 the first Tuesday lu November
next, the following deecribed laud, located in
Clarke c« uut', aUmt three miles from Athens
on the Daiiiclsvllle road, and being a ]' ,r * ot the
old Itichard Wilson pl«w*c. to-wit; Fifty ('si) acres
more or leas, os recently surveyed and platted
by W. J. rittiusu, C. E.. said plat can l*e seen by
culling at office of L. and If. Cobh, attorneys, or
the undersigned, also the land can he seen by
calliug at the retddeuce of Messrs. Wilson The
above sold as the property of Richord Wil on.
deceased, to i»av tiie costs and expenses or said
proceedings in equity. Purchaser u» pay for tl-
ties, aud terms cash. John E. Wilson,
Thomas H. Wilm»n.
lUuctw4t Executors Richard Wilson, dec’d.
Administrator’s Sale.
Pursuant to ou order of the Court of Ordinary
ott’lurke county, will be sold before the court
house door of said county, on the first Tuesday
in NoVt-mber next during the legal hours of sale
three share* ol the^capital stock of the Ucorgiu
hailroinl uml Banking Conipuuy, belongiuK t<»
the estate of Hiismii B.A’arner, late of the state of
Arkansas, deceased. To be sold for distribution
tiou among her heirs. Terms cash. Octolier tl,
1 hk£. W.m. (i. Maynk,
Adm'r ol the the estate in said county and state
of said deceased. ’ Mrs-two
_ ting for comity purposes Monday, October *2,
18*2.
Ordered, that the following levies be and are
hereby made U)»on the .State lux for Ins*, for the
following county pur|ioscs aud neecs»ar>' cur
rent ex|»en*es of the county, to-wit;
1st. lo pay the legal Indebtedness of the couu
tv. due or to tiecome due, during the year,
l»o>t due, :k> |a*r »*ent.
2nd. To build or rcjMiir the court Louse or jail
bridges or ferries, or other public improvement*
according to the contract, *i |»er cent.
3d. To pay sherilTs, jailers, or other offierrs
fees, that they may be legally entitled to out 01
the county. Including salary of city Judge 1
cent.
4th. To pay coroners all fees that may he due
«h»m by the county for holdtug inquests. 1 per
bailiffs at court, uou- resident wltueases in crira
inal cases, fuel, servant hire, stationery and the
like, liner rent.
6th. To pay jurors. 96 percent.
7ht. Topav expenses Incurred in supporting
the poor of the county, and as otherwise pre-
scribed.by the code, 7 |*er cent.
8th. To pay other lawful charges against the
county. Ji’» per cent.
The above levies uggrevate l.*»0 |mt cent on the
Sbtte tax. or 4 » cents 011 each tfioa .vorth of prop
erty, umWiug the slate ami county levies aggre
gate 75 cent* 011 each >1U0 wuith of pr«»|*erty, Ik*
ing same as last year.
Auy surplus ra'jsed by any of Uie abnv. ..
vies to In* applied to any lawful charges against
the eaiurty, or any legal indebtedm*** of tl
county. Aax M. JasKsOK. Ordinary
The almve is truly copied from the miuutes.
Asa M. Jackson. Ordinary.
orJer of the ('ourt oi Ordinary of Clarke
county, will be sold Indore tlie court h mse d<
of said couuty on the first Tuesday la Noveiul*©'
next, during the legal htair* of sale, one imlivid
ed half interest in and and to one house and lot
of laud lying In said county, and in the city of
Athens, coiit-iiniugoue acre, more oi less, fnmt-
iugou Broad street, adjoining J. C. Nichols and
others, being the place whereon said J. C. Nieh
ols now lives, to be si»ld a» the property oi
M try C. SltnUe, deceased, for -llvbion
Theother one iiudivtded interest in sale I. .
and lot belougs 10 Mrs. Sarah Maxwell, am)
will be *old at the same tint**. Terms cash
Sopt. 2d, 1882. LEON D. SLEIX5E,
4l-*4. Ad in'
• amount of dues actually s—v •
thereon, all bum aud ar- I—J 1 Q Y) /YQ
;r proportioua’-e part of any | JL 1 CA X IwO
and
Organs
Tlie Host Munul'aclutuil!
New uml Elep'.nt Styles!
Important IinprovemeuU!
Bediitiful Combinations,
SKLKlTKD FROM TWELVE OF
THE MOST OEDEUIlAT’-
EI) MAKERS.
NON-BORROW HU.
should a v stockholder, not having »«c«iv.*d
an advance, uc^Uict to pay bis or her moutbty dues
or flues for thice months, h< or she shall receive
from lli« Treasurer the amount of due* actually
pnid, without inte
reursgiw, With bis or her.
losses or . xpciiM** *u*talnc4l'Wing fit si’ deducted,
and ttieii • ease to la- a m**iuber of *aid Assoc'
or 1 be directors may iu their discretion sell the
slok-K of .-uch delinquent siuckhol %r, at tlie suc
ceeding monthly uncling of tl.e Association, to
the highest bidder, and after deducting In
proceeds of such sale alt hues aud a;r.ar»grs with
sucti delinquent slock holder’s pro. orviuiialo purl
of ill losses and expanses as aforrsaol. shall pay
over the balance it auy, to *ucli ihliuqucut slot k
aider, who filial* heucrrortli eeafi* to is;a uieiul*er
1 said Association, aud ii a salecauuoi lie alleciod
lu the manuer s|»«*cilied llieu such stock shall ti
rfeitiil ami the said delinquent stockholder
ceiva nothing.
WITIIDKaWaL AN1* TiUKfiVkHii
6, Should auy stockholder n-»t having re*-eivi«d
an advance wish to withdraw from the Association
or she uiay be allow. U to do u by givb g thirty
days notice, ou such terms as tin* bylaws may
prescribe. Tranters «i »t«K*k may Ini mialc at
lime, attested uy the 'ircasuiVr, but uo transfer
shall be valid uut 1 all arrearages on the stnues
have been fully paid aud the pejsou or persous to
whom the transfer is lobe made shall have agreed
to, and signed the t oustiiutioa and By-Laws of
said Association.
mXKAKEl) MKMUEkh.
7, The legal repicseutative of a deceased metu-
Ur, who b s received uo advatu*e, may continue
ber relati-u to the .\ssociatiua; or may lie
settled with ou the same terms as uie prescribed
for a withdrawal metulier, should auy member
die. having received an advance, the hern* or legal
ropreTentative may return the balance due, ac-
cordiug to ibe by-laws of said AssociatiotL
linue to pay the interest, monthly dues, flues and
insurance, until the .» sseeiatioii is closed.
JfUMItKft or SUAKIW, VOTINO, ETC,
8, No stockholder shall be entitled Jto hold in his
■ her ivu right more than thirty
votlug at an election or altering the oustitutian
ByLaws represent more than fifty, aud each
stiK-kholder ior each and every share of stock held
by him or her, cither in Ids owu right or by trus
tee or pioxy, shall be entitlwd when personally
pres nt oi any of the meetings of the Association,
to oue vote in ah elections, either for officers or
other purposes. Each stoeabolder shall receive a
certificate of the number of hares held by him or
her ou pay ing the first mouth’s duea; said certiu
cate to be signed by the Secretary and Trcsuurer
and couuterslgned bj the President.
OPVICkltS AMD COMTESSATlOH
V, TUeroPiiers of the Association axe to be
President, hecreury tuid Tre .surer, (the same per
son to fill both offices) and five directors, and the
President shall be r- officio a member «f the
Hoard. The officers au to be stockholders, to b
t ected members 01 the Association annually, and
vscai.ciea to be filled in aurb manner and at surh
limes as the by-laws preen be, The Board of Di
rectors shall aptHiiul a Solicitor, The duties of all
the olficers shail be defined iu the By-1 aws of the
As-ociation. The Board of Directors shall fix the
compensation of all the officers, to be jiaid out of
thefunds 01 the Association.
ADVANCES— MIX)MUM LOTTERY.
10. Each sbK-kholder, for each share of stock.
E.
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0.
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l.AltUKCASlt f»>XT«ACTS KKAltl.K
G. 0. ROBINSON & CO.
11) sank
20 to 30 Per.Cent.
CTO EVI r.Y I't'ltCllASEtt)
Lowest Prices & EasiestTerms EverGffctred
UCSICaL INS'l KUMEN'TS,
811I.EX MUSIC, ilUSR!.HOOKS,
BEST ITA l.lANi SVKINGK,
AmI ..aijitiiiuc pvrtaiuin^ to Eir.t.tUuoi Manic
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KEY-NOTE
T. M. H. % Q. T '
L. P. Q. S.
Ur«ail Street. AiikuMh. Ga.
Admir istrator’s Sale.
of Clarke couuty, t
lions as the by-laws may preserilfe. The avail-
hie funds of the fiiMU-iatiou shall tie put up 1
each regular meeting 01 the stAK-kholders
sold to the highest bidder, or binders among them,
provided the same be not sold below thersu*oi
premium lo be uxed by the Hoard of Directors,
a* the premium rate at which the funds may be
The Hoard of Director? to prescribe the
sold.
vi . Ik* sob! before Uie court
house door of said county, on the first Tuewlay
mkh .Haaauraa., IUS VKII c . In December next, during the b gnJ boant of sale
»ball he cntii.cd to purchoM: an advance of two I all the real estate of Jatnes S. t.nil, deceased,
ltuudred dotbus, and uo more under suoli regulu- I less widow’s dower, to-wit: One tract of Ihiiu
- - lying partyly in Clarke and partly m Madison
couutv, Georjlifi, containing 54:'. 8-1UM uerc-n more
or leas, whereou said deceased resided at the
time of his death, the widow’s dower of IS**
acres has bi»en run out, and it is presumed wi
lie made the judgment of the court before the
above day of sale. The balance of said tract ha-
been divided iuto Utree lots, oue of ISC acres i~
uiininimu rate of premium lo be authorized by the I proved land, one of lit) ac res saw mill aud gin
By-Laws, provided it be not lo-stlmii f.»rty (4oi I it, aud one of aertn* weU Impruved plata. all
per cent, at any time. Should there at any lime be I ot which uml ol the
no bid lor the mo-.cy as high as thCiuiuimum rate I *}il* day of sale, and van be
presi-ribed; the Secretary aud Trea-ury shall pre- I the undersigned, ami at
pare mud deposit, in a receptacle provided lor that will be sold a tract of land belonging
purpose, tkkeu numbered »o as to repruMiit each ceased, containing:h0 acres, mor« or V, ing
share ot stock uoi bormwedou, and the President in Mauison county, tin., •‘•Joining Ix>vd •-mith,
shall draw therefrom a ticket, aud the owner of the Ureen Mriek.aml and oUmbl 3vL!2I
ahara so drawn ohall lie compelled to take au ad- Uie payment of the^dcbm of^»id decwued^.^lenus
vance 011 the share thus drawn at tho theu fixed J cash,
minimum rate, but he shall be permitted to pro-I
cure another stock ho der to take the amount hi as- I O tlCG.
signed to him If tlie available funds be not taken 1 "
by the aiockholder whose share la thus drawn, «... ... > .,
then another share shall bo drawn and the same I All persons hovLig demands agawtll 111 r*
process be repeated, until all thefunds aredU- colored, late of < lafko county, deceased, are
luMd U, anil tbo .har. or .bare* tiio. ur..* b. . hereby MHtd lo vnaim iU. w (oi
.:,.l) b. hcttj.kiagrker, Ml U. “>* l‘u»“ WUM'rlbwl jfj.
r her t.oaih.y due., and inlere.t. unUI lit or .he I**: tVooe ludeUe;!. u> .uld dceea^-d JW-
Oder Mlbtactury eeeirlty. '
DtSOOUST—mi KRVST—SkCTBTTIIta.
11. From all advances taken by any stockholder 1
to be deducted the premium ottered by him or
her* fixed by the Association, such stockholder to
qnestfld to make immediate paVute
oeplS—4lw COURSE BHLMB1
Printer's fee 12.U), i:
EOUlilA, CLAttKE COUNTY.—Will
— iu , ^ r ‘ home dour in Athens
secure the Association lor such advance by hyi»o- I £t» uul )» d u nug th«? legal I
tliecatiua of oue share of diN-k for each advance 1 n ,i l ^! >e . r
o hundred dolhirs. aud by deed or m-rtgage,
other satisfactory security. u|miii leal or peraoiiul
property, to l*e judged of by the lhoml of Di;
the jHiliry ilf iusuraiuc on thj pru|M-rty
pledged, to Ite
peuse The H- ard uru empoWeied, wheu<
d»*em tipceoary, b»dem tu«t additi«.ual -«
lhal orig i.ally iuee|>te«I. W heu suelt u
-teeurity is required the >l*K-khoIdej shall
written notice from the Secretary ami
specitiyiug the time whou such additional security
Im given, and such stockholder reUising
rsof sale ou the fl
dark bay horse atioui
ten years old called “Mkl*" levied ou as the |«iv|.
erty of L. W. Ihiwus to satisfy, a fl la Irom tl
perior court of Oeotu-e couuty iu hivor oi »U'
at Newiou vs. L \V. l*owus. l*rope4ty jfe.nite.ioui
by piaiutilfs. M. lUlKOtVAlMi,
Dep’y Jiberilf Clarke county
failing to htv
to i icur a
iuitioual security demauded,
pecuuiarv peualty to be iuijN.-ed by the
NOTICE.
Bv virtu* of the mutha.rity vested in us by a
power of attoruoy from the bcirs-ut-law, aud le-
.at representatives, (iney all tteingof full age) of
l»hu 8. Ja -ksoii, late of said county, dec'J. Will
tie sold bjfore the court hou«e d s«r iu Athens,
Clarke e .unty, tia , on the first Tuesdav lu N«»-
veinlter next, withiu the legal hours of sale, thi
following property divided into three tracts «d
land of Johu 8. Jackson, dec’d, lying in said coun
ty of Clarke, 9 miles wist «d A then-, adjoining
lands of Batman. Ia*ster ami Fowler. Tw * ofsa d
tracts 00 itaiiiing tins tlcouee river bottom land
and the other fills creek bottoms.
No. I, eont dug two huudred and forty-seven
seres more or less; flay acres of bottom land in
high slate of rvltivation, also fifty nor *s upland,
fifty acres in o!d field, and oue liuudiWd aud -seven
acres in original forest, heavily timbered, and
knowu as the James Kenney place. No. 1 two
go*al settlements; mix room frame dwelling and
two ro-1111 log house.
No. 2 contains oue hundred acres more or less,
ami about fifteen acres lu bottoms and thirty acre*
upland in high state of cultivation, old Held IS
acres aud forty acres inerigiua! forest, and known
as the William Jackson place. No. 2 oue good two
room log dwelling.
No. ScouUltts ihout two hundred acres more or
less, 15 acres bottom laud «nd 2* ceres upland in
good state of euttivntlon, 60 acres old field aud K-5
acres in original oiest. and ktiowu a«t e John
facksou home place, to l*e s**hl lor distribution
among the heirs ol said dec’d. Terms Tosh. No.
■I one good frame dwelliug, two r«M*ms.
1». C. FOWLER,
J. J. JACKSON,
9—S‘Jt. Alt’s in :act for heirs of said decease I.
JNotice.
Hcalml projHwaU will be received until the loili
of October next to finish a cistern now dug In the
e*airt house hit *»f Ularke <*ounty. 4S feet long, 12
feel wide aud IX feet deep, to be walled oil sides
aud ends with best brick. 8 inches thick; the
oououi and too to lie covered with brick 6 iuches
thick; fi uait holes to Ik* in the top; water to be
conducted from the gutter on the south of tlie
•*<»urt house into the cistern. Also such proposal*
will Ik* received for the iHiilding a brick stable
near the jail 01 inid county, 2i feet loug. IX wide
and IS high; the wall* U» Ik* 12 inches thick for 1«*
feat high, and the balance above lu feet to be >
it ches; the <vv»f to be eovere*! with tin: to have a
good ioit for lodder: partition or halltl feet wide,
■i doors, k»mk! Uouring. dx*. The work aud malt-
rial of the cistern and stable to be of the best
kind, and the bids forenen to b.* separate, t on-
tractors lo give bond aud security according to
law. The right Is reserved to accept any of tl.e
tdds or to reject auy or all of them. Full speci
fications of both jobs can be seen at my office.
Sept. 2a, 1882. AHA M. JAClvSON,
Ordinary.
P. T. BARXUM’8
CIRCUS IS COMING!
P. T. Barnum has the finest circus,
Jiuaeuiu, liipiMxlruuie and aivcry iu tin
world. Ills tent* are the lar^CHt, hlr
luiriH'8 the rineat, hiseaKe*, wagon* and
chariot* are a* flue aa can be built, and
Ilia harness are unequalled and welmve
uo doubt that if T. G. 11 Al>A WAV had
beeu conveeieut Baruuni would have
given him it large order for both cheap
aud fine liuruuaa, ua he in selling beltei
goods for tlie rnonejr than any one in the
country, lie also keeps on hand a full
Hue of saddles and bridles, in fart eve
rything iu the leather line. He sells
large quantities of T. G. 11AUAWAY’S
celebrated Harness Oil. and peoide one
uririg it uever buy any other. And
don’t forget that he keep* a frill line of
Leather that he is selling cheap and
does repairing with neateta and dis
patch. , . .. ..
£ BORGIA, CLARKS COI’NTY. '
Where.., 8. M. UarrtnsUm. admtnl.tr. tor of
admlubi ration. TbaM an UaaalMa
admont.h all ooncenmd lo .how mam at my
office onor before the tint Monday In October
next, why «*M dlxihatm ahouM not benanted
Given under my liana at office, tht. 27th day ol
Jnna.l«a? ASAM. JACKSON, Ordinal).
atntHSf.
Buartl of Directum. Whenever praeticnlile' the
title ot the projKTtv olieItil os security, shall be
the couveyanee to he
d Treasurer of tun Ah-
suciatiuti, and his »uevers«>r» iu otfiee, a> trustee fe
the same, uml he i.- hereby authorized as
trustee loextfeuic a Ik*ihI lor lilies to the Uurowe
etuiforiuable toiiu* eaudu lolls of ihe
thus ioaited, in emmof failure to oder sulhcieui
security for an advance within one mo
mouth’s interest to la charged to sueli stockliol-J
er, Ui» or her riyht to said advance shall oesse.
stockholder taking an advance, to pay tho? ..
rotary aud Treasury in audition to his*or her
monthly dues lor share*, oue dollar |K*r mouth for
each share oo m hich such advsucc is made. The
Ifejrrower shall pay all costs and charges that may
otvrue in perfecting the security ottered for uu atl- 1
vameor advances, except the solicitors ke.t.
ADVANCXS, FAILI.NO TO FAY Dl'IUI AKI> KKM
12 No st«ickholder to lie entitled to au advance
who is in arrears to the Association, aud unreal
estate taken as security for an udvaiitc outside ol
the *tuto of tieorgia and all |N*rsous «.fiering p
|ierty outside of the tduuty of Jlarke to pay all
additional expenses of examining titles, valuation
«f property or oilier purposes. Should tt stock
holder iiavitig received tu advance, negieit to pat
any or all of Ids or her dues to the Association for
three couaccniive mouths, then the dtreclui* may
cmuj*el paymeut of principal aud interest by iu-
stiiut ng proeeeditiRs according to law wlieu such
proceedings are necessary or proi*er, and when
•uch proceedings are suspended or dismissed by
such dues or arreargea being paid up, the solicitor^
tecs and court costs incurred thereby are to l»« paid
a* part of such duea. When any anle shall take
place ol anv . nq»erty mortgaged, conveyed or
pledged to the Association, qpd the same, together
with the stock irauatcrred as collateral security,
may be sold under a p**tver of sale, if so provideu
iu (be deed or luortooue, the directors to retain so
iu uch of the purchase money us would, at the rate
ot premium of tiie funds ibeu se.ling or fixed by
the Hoard of Directors produce the same monthly
paymeut of interest as that which said stockholder
nad Ik-uu previously payiug ou his or her advance
tin no case to be less than the net amuunt actually
recciveil by him or her) Ligether with all other
juyiucuts, money and exfienaes due to the Asso
ciation by such stockholder, and iu case tlie sec
urity consists of uu absolute conveyance of pro
perty, ur mortgage with power to sell, lire d rectors
may sell said property In the same maimer, as to
advertisement und time aud place of .-ale, as
sheriffs are authorized to sell propeity under gen
eral execution, aud prior to the toiuial liquidation
of the a.uounl claimed to be dlte.
TUAMsFKr.N. SU Its IIIA Tl *N, Sfc.TrLKMK.NTs.
IS The Board of l>in*ctors to be empowered to
give the consent of the Association to Ibe aoleul
property mortgaged or pledged to it and to tiie
Mibstitutiwu of other property in lieu of that mort
gaged or pledged ou terms to be fixed by the By-
aws. Tiie dire.*t*us to have autnority to make
such rctUetarui of <la ts due the Aasociatiou a-
the lly-laiws may pres.tribe, aud in ease of doubt
fill «e uritv, such compromise seltleiueuts us they
may desire.
TITI.K8.
14 Titles to land ested iu-aid Ass elation in
the course of its Imsiuess may be euuveytsl by a
quit claim deed, executed by the dccrctury aud
Treasury.
CLOSE WHEN.
IN Whenever Ihe accumulation! of tuutb are
sufficient to pay otf ami settle every uucaucclled
•hare of stock at the sum of two huudred dollar.-
t*y deduitiug the rate of minimum premium tuat
may at the time exist, the Directors are eiulower
ed to make such deductma nod declare the Asso
ciation determined and chwrd, provided that the
premium ohall newer be leva than 40 1 per cent.,
without the consent of every stockholder.
m y j
IG. The capital stock of the AmoclatitNi to be
^“ privUegt; to increase-
tl AMENDMENTS.’
17. Amendments to this charter to be made in
conformity to the laws of the 6tale governing
chartcrs.andby a Majority of stock, pr perlyre
presented for action oue month previously.
Your petitioners stale that three huudred dol
lars of the capital to be employed is conducting
the operations of said Association have been octu
ally jaid in, and that the Ao^iatiou desires to
trausact business In the city of Alliens, iu said
county and citato, and they desire to be im
COIN. I A, CLAKUK (JOYNTY —WHKIlRAS
ILdH-rtChuppio, uoiuiuotmtorot the estate
ol Hotn-rui. Witltuins, deceased, ubplles in term:
of ti.e law for u discharge from aula admlnistru
tiou. These uro therefore to ette anti admonish
eoneertied to show cause at my oiltee on
before the first Mouduy tu December next
-aid discharge sh«m!«l not Ik* gratded. *i
| under my hand ul otlii-e Uiisattn d:t>* ut August.
1!»
AtlgU— r\
ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary.
jThomu* ii. Holder, adiuiuistrabtf of Obcdiuli
T. Echols, deeeused, op plies to tue lor leave t*i
sell one share oi the Capitol Sh*ck the North-
Eastern Butin*u«l Coinimny. behuUltig to estate
ot suid deetataed These ore. therefore, to eitc
and u«tuiotiish nil coneerue*t to siiow cause ul
my ofiiee on i*r tK-fore the first Mouduy in Novem
bur uext why Said leave should not bo gmnlcd
Given under my bund ut office Ibis X8th day
August, 1882. A»A M. JACKSON.
Onlinury.
ncorpor-
tl.e term of fifteen years. Wherefore your
petitioner* prsy that an order he granted by the
Court incorporating them aforesaid iu terms ot
Iks law.
. L. a 11. COBB. Solicitor*.
Filed In office October 6, 1882.
, • JOHN I. UL’GGlNe,C.S.C.
Oet.io.:ad.
S EOlUitA, CUliKK UUTKTV.—OUDlNAUt
.iulDg for county purpuK., suth Mar, 1M2 —
mi lb* iwtittoa of variuu. clUaaua of a*M eoaa*
IT tu hair* tho Uoctlun Precinct heretofore <*tal»
Ibhcdat bre«hcrrj'.8hvp, in thaMM UUtlcl
«. M , to aahl couutjr, rcino.ed lo tho tilacc ot
hokllnc JiuticeCooru lo retd djotrkt; and tt an.
MwiMlto(MthMtfodpcUUMiMwhtH.ho m>v
^»WfawjarB5i5TOu. J ;
noztaaid Klcotton KreMactbu and I* ktnbi »
aw red foa.daalohlt.hail at tho tiMMQl pUcool
li.hct onco a nook for four nooth tn tho .nkly
Ban nor* Watchman pivaaodloa oaM im do, ol
July next. ASA M.JACK80M, Ordinary.
A tru. copy than the minute*.
fosi-. Ordinary.
G EOKU1A, CLARKE COUNTY.—Whereas
A Davis, administrator of Mrs. Milly A.
vis, deceased, applies to ute-for u disctu
from said aduiinistratNm. These are therefore
to cite and admonish all concerned, to shou
cause ut tny ofiiee, ou or before the first Monday
lu Det'ember next, why said discharge should
u<»t be granted. Uiven under my baud ut ofiiee,
his Uch August, 1882. *
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M ighty, mammoth monarctj i
-An^ Gigantic Colossus!* * —* |
■ •' ) Of 'all'Aaiuseineiit Organizitiitiis, Panoplic-cl i-i
S E' BARRETT & CO’S
NEW i'XITKD MONSTER
RAILROAD SHOWS!!
ORIENTAL CIRCUS, KUY1TIAX CARAVAN AND UNIVERSAL
Exposition of Living Winders!
IWitlvelv Coining, nml will Exhibit in nil its vast Kntiri-tv at
ATHENS,
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7 EXOUMOrS METROVOLITaN MENAGERIES COMBINED! 7
BLAZONED CAGES OF WILD BEASTS
Positively the* 1 argent collection of extremely Rare Wild Animal* in
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tty exhibition on Llii* continent. The largest living
White Nile Hippopotamus
Ever imported—a Huge .Shambling River Horse the terror of all Saurian*—claimed by many The
ologian* and Zoographers to he identical with fhu Behemoth of the Bible.
A PAIR OF MAJESTIC GlRAFFEo,
Broken to Harnesi and drawing Roman Chariot*.
$100,000 INVESTED ,K MOKBTUAS E % , /.KJ 0SS0Fi!,)CCA T ED
A monster All-Represent ing Herd oi
PERFORLING ELEPHANTS,
Including TWICE the lurgest animal known to exist, the famous old Indian War Elephant
rend inches taller and the l.t
’il8AT[9(J % Oi
N0I1N3JL1V idWOHd
DRY GOODS,
XERXES,"
r and the l.eavient animal ever,on thia Continent; »ttbl to be OV1
of age. Alio the MIDGET,
“LITTLE DOT,”
Thrice the smallest full-grown Elephant ever seen.
$15,000! $15,000!
LION SLAY LR,
The onlv animal of Its k!ml ever on exhibit
AMYSSI Ni AN
Au attlma) never b
iu this or anv other country. Yo
B /A H I ROUSH
hibited in America. Tile first and only
vhy
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Tl
C L.VKKK SHERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue of a
decree of the Superior Court of Clarke coun
ty, rendered at the May term, 1882, thereof, in
the coze of Johu Dot* on the demike of II. C. Bil
lups versus Itiehurd Hoe, casual ejector aud
Mike Jarrell, tenant in iHmessttm. will be sold
before tlie court house door in Clarke county,
Ga., within the Ingut hours of sale on the first
Tuesday iu October, »8h*, tue following property,
to wit:
All that tract or parrel of land situate, lying
and being lt> the city of Athens and state and
county aforesaid, uiciugt.ne hundred and thir
ty-five feet more or less on lire ad street; thence
north along the tmek line of Mrs. SSarali E. Ruck
er’s lot, one hundred aud eighty-seven feet,
more or less to Rachel NiitUV * lot; Uienee west
two hundred and twenty-two feet, more or less,
to Chase street; theuce south along said street
thirty foot, more«tries*, totnc northwest corner
of lot owued by Stephen* Thomas ; thence east
alongside lot luucb eighty-sovsu feet,more or
leas, to toe northeast comer of said lot; thence
sonth along said lot fence one hundred aud sev
enty-seven feet, tuom or leas, to Broad street;
the some being a part of the lot sold by Mr*, st
rait E. Rucker to Mike Jatrcll. To be sold as tlie
property oi Mike Jarrell pursuance of the decree
above mentioned. This Hepteink*r xd. 18»_*
. . . JOHN W. WIEK, Sheriff.
Printer ^ fee. I7..70. mVH,
.. . . Sikes, Guardiau of Alutuo 1’er.Ci*
orphan of William Ferry deceased, applies to
me for letter* of diatuissimi from said Guardian
ship. The**- are therefoie to cite and adiuonlsh
all concerned to show cause at fuy office on or
be fore the first Mottdav in October uexL why
■a.d letters should not be granted. Given under
my baud ut office, this the 4th day of Aiiguat,
L*«L ABA M. JACKSON, Ordinary*
Executor’s Sale.
WE WILLOKKBlt FOR SALK OS TIIE I’KKM
ises. the loth day of October. 1882. the house aud
lot lately «a*eupted by K. L. New toil, lots of said
conuty, consisting of n large, natmy, w ell arran
ged house, together with outhutiaea, stable*.
Ijorii, carriage Bouse, a good wall of uxonllent
water, with meadow laud aud timber, a good
garden and six acres of land; aud also at the
same time and place untie thirty buUdiw? Idea,
all well aud couveuieuiljr located^ In easy r.-ach
of the hu»ita**s itonluz of the city of Athens,
school a olid churches.
Term* easy; one-third cosh, tho lmttarr ’ In
^'rtr^mgr-
••I il-.ift */ >«l .1 AO.'RKW-roil’ ■/
. I f Eawunr.Jf, U S«wtufo,<t«'d.
Uarins Immb'JmcHM,i|r' W, Newton tu
periuteml the nue if uie above valuable prop
erty, I Ik* 10 My that It la th. duett pruLanyU
nave ever baoiUed, and it will ad'ord, ne treat
iile..ure to .how it. Every buyer .kuakl ml
A map of the property uiay be teen al' my office.
Dr. Newton may be loiuidon the premUe., aud
will .how the property al any lime.
J. 8. WILLIFORD. .
»eptfd&w-td. Heal Estate Au.ll
couuty aud .talc, ol Lharlea H. Kerec. latead the
state of CaillomU, deevased. There an, there-
hue, to cue and admonish all Concerned lo
.haw cadre atmyoRfoe o* or before Oj dm
Monday in tietobet nt*» why aaM. lettc ohoold
D< ijiTen’imdef mytrand at office th*' 18th Au-
gust, WKZ. ■>{ii A8AM.JAUKSON.
Sg&saeaSKissnss
Railroad and Baukiux Oompauy; G .hare, oi the
Sooth Wereeru sanroad Comtwny, and S .hart,
of the capital atock of the Mew York. New Marun
OSOWlTi hofooifodto
'‘neaa are therefore to notify all concerned th
•how cause at my office oo or before th* ant
Uiven "utile^y ftgj
at office thia lrih day of September. 1888.
ASA M. J.VCK80N, Ordinary.
HATS .1 CLOTHING
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FANCY GOODS
K . •».*» I IV ! tt I S.I. If •
Wholesale and. Retail.
-In' Irxrr 'ou n«.. vdi.hii- /!! .I-i
Prieesand Goods
Guaranteed.^
HOGIPOPOTIMUS
Ever exhibited on this CoutincnL The only genuine* 7
HORNED HORSE.
You will see
Tho Simiam Colossus. Cynoocphalus-
The h 'ive-T’on Performing Hlaclc Rhinoceros |
A a A retie A-quai-uim of Polar Mammoths-
You will nod features uever before witnessed iu tiny, exhibition on earth,
loruiui Ihm. oi Hjeuam a School <d Learned Scats. Performing Hen of
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TIGERS, LIONS AND LEOPARDS.
A PAIR OF AFRICAN ELANDS. A CAVALCADE OF
\ ^.FOURTEEN PERFORMING KENTUCKY TH0R0UGHBREDs|4
Tin- lurxc.t number of the mret hcaiillful and best trained Horse, in the World, nml more than a
Whole show alone. TUIllTY ARABIAN LAMKLS. A complete und exhaustive eolleettoii of
Living Zoological W'onders!!
You will see WIEEIS COBB'S original aud only Miniature Circus ot Dogs,
100
20
20
(.touts and Monkeys.
.SIX COMPLETE CIRCUS COMPANIES COMBINED!
Ktnploying over A pvO
ONE HUNDRED FAMOUS CHIEFS! 1 CJCJ
Double Somersault T.eaperr- 30
laid by tiie ackuowicilgcd champion* of the entire World,
James Quigley and VVilliam Batchelor.
$10,U0 challenge their e<|uul is not to be found!
Champion Bare-Back Riders!
Headed by
rs. Miss J ennie_F3wers. Mr
Miss Viola Rivei _ ___
Ornn. tiollis and Charlie Ewers-
The c-liuinpion two, four and six Hone- Riders of the old and new world.
U i-.ilJo liri-.c- blia
> iit.i-uflu "iilijii
.'•nil ,t.niindui lolan. in . / 111 ‘-til-
’1*rib iVORrhiFAMED RteNO ANft DpshlAR. The champipn Arti^L. of the
• ii n. -•Maim, ihe -Triple llar.^■! The only and Inimitable
ITDALETTA ' AND WALLACE,
Aerial Bieyelistauf tlie NlnoUvuih Century. ^rlihae woUilerfUl pi'rformanoev ou the tifviuible
Wire, tit) feet in the air, hold* thousand* uf ptpqiLain breath lea* (two.
Headed by the King Laugh-Makers, tl|e great .l Y.U.VR BUOl’HEUS.
The Low Comedy Bear, “Bruno.” Steam Air-Ship in operation outside, free to all.
n , l^ha Sheik's Beturn from Conquest- A Quarter of a Million Street Parade.
Three SriperB Martial Musical Brigades- The New Leviathan
Steam Band, a 20-Voiced Jubilee Ohorns, always exhibit- •
ine Just What it Advertises.
TWO GRAND EXHIBITIONS DAILY.
It . outrola Million*, haakedby MlllKh.moic. auil no far aa It 1* couccrncl, no other ahow exl.b
Will also exhibit at UreeneaboPo, Oct. 13ih, Washington, Oet.iOth. '