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mmSSmi A CAMPAIGN SLANDER. GAINKSVILI.K, (iA., Oct. at, 1K82. Editor Banner-WatchmanI heard n man nay to-day thnt you said in one of your editorials tliat a poor man, unless lie was a free-holier, should not lie allowed to vote in the impend ing election for congressman. Some of the voters in this city are making Use of it to defeat Col. Candler, and 1 would like to hear from yon on the subject. Can give my author if de sired. Very truly yours, C. A. S. As we predicted, just on the heels of the campaign a thousand and one slanders are hatched by the Speer men, otic of them being the alsive, ns ftiruished by some one from Gaines ville. Now let us say that we never penned a line that could possibly lie tortured into anything like this. We defy the author to produce a cony of our paper whereby lie can substanti ate bis charge. We remember writing an editorial wherein we spoke of some of the .Vvrihern states adopting such laws, and commented upon it to prove their inconsistency witli the pledges the republican party is making the negro. This was doubtless tortured into the charge made by the Gaines ville .-.pcerite. Hut let us again say that admitting we did use this lan guage, or were even guilty <>f robbing a lien roust or stealing a sheep, 1ms what we have done or said aught todo with the election of < undler r Is he to lie held responsible for the private acts of his supporters? The editor of this paper is not a candidate for your suffrage and never expects to lie. He represents nothing hut ids own vote. The whole campaign of Mr. Speer is made upon not the short comings and mistakes of Col. ( umllcr, hut tlic acts of bis individual support ers. No sensible man will for an in stant swallow this bait, thrown out to attract attention from Mr. Speer's own rotten record. We know of several of Mr. Speer’s ardent friends and sup porters who are now si rving terms in the chain-gang. Would it not be thought unkind for the Candler men to charge upon him their shortcom ings, and endeavor to hold him re sponsible for their acts? Col. Can dler is a tuli that stands upon his own bottom and tlic editor of the Bainier- Watchmnn totes his own skillet. We are simply < jJurihtu muim voters who will east a ballot for the one-eyed plow-lioy on tlieTtli of November next. Speer’s friends can make no capital with sensible men by trying to saddle the sins of tin. Candler’s supporters U|siu him personally; anil don't you forget it! Curd From Mr. W. n. Combs. Atlanta, Ga.. Oct. HI, lssi. Editor Haulier-Watchman:—1 see in your issue of October IT, an article headed “All important Speer man,” in which you state you learn from the best authority that a tobacco peddler from North Carolina named W. A. t ombs is travelling through the dis trict electioneering for Speer and spreading the most scandalous repoi is on t.’ul. Candler and tin* democrats of Athens. I am a tobacco drummer and from North Carolina and travel through some sections of your district, ami know of no other tobacco man from North Carolina by the nanieof Combs, and if tlie article ami charges in the 0-uiuc were intended to allude to me, o- iiii.'W s.'m,././ Ii.il, n.„l i» M,l,lr oj telliinj llh truth. Very respectfully, W. It. Com ns. We will state to Mr. W. U. Combs that he is the party referred to in our article. We received our information that lie was drumming the district for Speer through several reliable sources, and also that on account of his offi ciousness in the matter many houses _ had stopped dealing with him. We I td x also have it that lie openly acknowi- j ihrc edged at Jug Tavern to being a repub- ; Jjj"’ iiean. One large llrm in Athens in- j uk, forms us ttiat it will withdraw i.s to- : Iiaeeo patronage from him. Our in- j formants will doubtless now come to \ the front ami give their reasons for reporting what they did. We with pleasure publish his card. Our peo ple are nut so hide-bond as to ipiit patronizing a man simply because tie diliers with them politically, but when one from another state takes such an active hand in polities it is i-iiiisidered an insult to the intelligence of our people, « Ini think they I now lew to elect ..fibers without outside aid. CANDLER IN THE MOUNTAINS. Failing! That is what a great many people are doing. They don’t know just what is the matter, but they have a combination of pains and aches, and each month they grow worse. The only sure remedy yet found is Brown’s Ikon Bitters, and this by rapid and thorough assimilation with the blood purifies and enriches it, and rich, strong blood flowing to every part of the system repairs the wasted tissues, drives out disease and gives health and strength. This is why Brown’s Ikon Bitters will cure kidney and liver diseases, consumption, rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala ria, intermittent fevers, &c. 303 S. Pac* Si , Baltimore. Nov. a8, ibfii. I was a great sufferer from Dyspepsia, and for several weeks could cat no’hing and was growing weaker every day. I tried Brown’s Iron Bitters, and am happy to say 1 now have a good appetite, and am getting stronger. Jos. McCawley. Brown’s Iron Bitters is not a drink and does not contain whiskey. It is the only preparation of Iron that causes no injurious ef fects. Get the genuine. Don’t be imposed on with imitations. ATK OF GEORGIA, COUNTY OF CLARKE. | 7b tlir IlnnoraUe tin .Superior Court uj Clarke Oniuty: . . „ . The petition of J. II. Huggins, J. W Brumby, I. M. Kenney, II. II. Carlton, >!. B. McGinty, A. laevy, Id. Myers, J. A. Hutmicutt and othom, res- tactful. v showeth that they desire a Charter, in corporating them and their successors as a body politic iial corporal*) under the name and atyle of the Oconee Building and Loan Association, with power i.» sue aud be sued, to nave and use a com mon seal, .should they so desire; to hold such real caute or other property a* may be cmreyed, or mortgaged, or pledged to said Association, and to adopt such a Constitution and By Laws and amend ments thereof, as they may deem advisable aud proper to cstry out the objects of their Associa tion; the nature and object of which Association, and the particular business they propose to carry on, being us follows: OBJECT. 1. The object is the accumulation of a fund by monthly subscriptions or savings of the members thereoi" to aid them in their business, or iu pro curing such real estate and improving the same, us tber may deem proper. 2. They desire to regulate and prescribe by their by-laws who may 1« members of said Association. PAYMENTS AND AHVAM^. S. Eich stockholder Is to pay in |«r funds, one dollar each mouth on each share ot stock he or she holds, into the treasury of said Association, to long as said Association continues, at such time and place us the by-laws may designate. When ea< h stockholder shall hare received the sum of two huudred dol'ars, or property of that value, or an advance or luau of two hun <red dollars for each share be or she holds as prescrib'd in section 15 of this chatter, then this association is to determine aud clo>e. The by-Iuws uiay require each spick bolder to take uu advance or loan for the full amount of h s or her stock, and prescribe the rules in respect thereto. KINKS Should any stockholder fail to pay his or her dues or premiums of insurance, as oft on at the same shall be |<ayable as aforesaid, he or she shall forfeit abd iay the additional sum of ten cents for each dollar tltu« uajiuid, including interest, fines and premiums of insurance, the same to lie charg ed with the monthly dues. FAIL VUE ’F NON-DORBOWKR. CHINA HALL, i 1; ’ ' WE HAVE NEVER LOST BUT ONE CUSTOMER. We mdau not to lose another. fluent stock for Housekeepers in this section. We have tlie SEL.L At the very lowest prices. We keep the best goods. We run the neatest assort ment. We ,v,lYi ./ CARVED0WN Jewe i ry * s,iverware - To tlie smallest margin. We expect to do a rushing 1 business tills Fall, and keep China Hall on a CONTINUAL BOOM. Everything in Lamps, Glassware, Crockery, Silver Plate, Etc. : C. D. FLANIGEN, (Successor to Lynch & Flauigen.) Deupre Block, Athens, Georgia. 1/1 *1 /• I ; -, // •14*1- JEWELRY. THE LADIES AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY Are respectfully Invited to call at the store of A. S. MANDEVILLE, Where they will now find on exhibition a new and superb line oMhe latest novelties in Imported and American Watches, Clocks, Musical Instruments, Canes, Cutlery, etc., etc. ENGRAVING AND REPAIRING Done with care and warranted to give satisfac tion. outll-ly RLACKSMITHINO. M'KINNONl BLACKSMITH, Has the best /aril i tics and finest workmen At the city tdr the prompt discharge ot • » Tii77r I BlTwork entrusted to him. ij. .*-• n -Ji . . .* HORSE SHOEING AND PLANTATION WORK done in a superior manner at moderate price*. 1 make a specialty of REPAIRING 6. Should any stockholder,not having toeeived PTT\TO DTCTAT Q TP *TV^\i'"YT C an advaucs, neglect to nay his or her monthly dues \J[ U JX D, JL lO X UJUiO Ob UlUUrlL X UUi-lO f»», he or she shmsi receive of ail descriptions and guarantee satisfaction in all work which I undertake. Wheu iu need of anything In the Blacksmlthlng line be sure and call on • M’KINNON, THE BLACKSMITH, ConH^Jj^kKm oudCtuyton »tr.. novll-ly. The Lead agree that m«s eu Kidneys or Liver. If, thor and Liver are kept in perft V7 Scientists of to-day liseases are caused by disorder- i le Kidneys ! ........ i*r. perfect health will be the result. This truth has only been known a short time and for years people suffered great agony without being able to find relief. The discovery of Warner s Safe Kidney and Liver Cure marks a new era In the treat ment of these troubles. Made front a simple tropical leaf rare value, it contains just the elements necessary to nourish and invigorate both of these great organs, ami safely restore and keep them in order. It is a POSITIVE Remedy for all the diseases that cause pains in the lowt r part of the body—for Torpid Liver —Headaches—Jaundice — Dizziness — Gravel— Fever, Ague—Malarial Fever, and-all difficulties of the Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Organ*. It is an excellent and safe remedy for females during pregnancy. It will control Menstrua tion and is invaluable for l^eucorrhcea or Fall ing of the Womb. As a Blood Purifier it is uneoualed, for It cures the organs that wake the blood. This Remedy, which has done such wonders, is put up in the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE ot any medicine upon the market, and is Mild by Druggists and atl dealers at $1.28 io*r bottle. For !>ial*etcs. enquire for WARNER’S HAFK DI ABETES (THE. It is a POSITIVE Remedy. H. H. WARNER4CO., Rochester, *N. Y feb.V-lSm. Administrator’s Sale. Pnr«uaut to on order of the Pour? of Ordinary f t’larke county, will be s»dd la-icre the court n»u*c door of said county, »»u the tirst Tuesday tuber next during the legal I: shares of the capital » •ad and Banking r-.i lute of Susan K V*»rn. of the Georgia •any. la-longing to . late of the state of • *1*1 :«*r distribution * % i-ii 2 j a _. fines for three months, he or she shall rectiv_ from the I reasurer the amount «*f dues actually paid, without inteiest thereon, all hues and ar rearages, with his or her proportionate part ofauv lossv-f or expense.' nu.tUinei, being first (ittituittil, and then cease to be a member of said Association, or ibe director* may iu their discretion sell the stock of such delinquent alockhol »-r, at the suc ceeding monthly uuetiBK of the Association, to the highest bidder, and alter detideting from ihe proceeds of such Mile all fines aud ai rear^ges with such delinquent st'ickholoer'» proi-oiliuiiute part ot sii losses and expenses as alor«?ciid, shall pay overthe balance it any, to such delinquent stt»ck holder, whosh^P henerforth cense to Ih-h uieiulieY of said Association, and it a aulecannut be afiectec In the manner specified then such stuck shall b torfeil* d an«l the said delinquent stockholder ix dve Uotbing. WilllbKAWAL A til* TKAStrskS, C, Should any stockholder not liaviug receiver i advance wish t<* withdraw from the Association e «*r she uxuy be allowed to do m> by nivii.g thirty days notice, on such terms a> the by-laws prtscrihe. Tranters of stock uiay l»e made a' time, attested l»y the Treasurer, bill no truusier shall bo valid tint-1 all arrearages ou the slutres have been fully paid and the person or |*ersous In wl.oiu the tra: sler is lobe made *hall have agreed to. and signed tlie tonntiiution and By-law said Association. UECKAWKD MKXUUtS. 7, The legal representative at a deceased mem ber, who h.-s received no advance, may vuutiuue his or her relation to Uie Association; or tuay l»e settled witlrnn the same terms as are prescnl>ed for a withdrawal lueuilicr, should any tueml>er die, having received an advance, the heirs or legal reprerentative may return the liaLuce due, ac cording to the by-laws of said Association, or con tinue to pay the interest, monthly dues, lines and insurance, until the Association is closed. NL’MIIEK UK SHARKS, VOI1KG, ETC*. H, No stockholder shall be eutitleti U> hold in his or her »wn light more than thirty wh res, nor in voting at nn election oraltering the onstitutian or liy-laiws rcpreM’Qt inure than fifty, and euch stockholder lor each aud every share of stuck held by him or her, either in his own right or by trus tee or proxy, shall be entitled vheu personally pres nt at any of the meetings of the Association, to one vote iu all elections, either for officers or other puriKNMrs. Each stockholder shall receive a certificate of the number of hares held by him or her on nay ing the first mouth's dues; said certifi cate to be signed by tlie decretary aud Treasurer and countersigned l>y the President. oFFlChltS AND COMI'KNSATI-Ot 9, The officers o! the Association aie to be a President, Secretary and Tre surer, (the same per son to fill both offices) and five directors, and the President shall he ex-officio a member of the Hoard. The officers all to be stockholder*, to be elected by Ihe members of the Association annualiy, and vacat cies to be filled in such manner and at such times as tlie by-lawspre.-cnl*e. The Board of Di rectors shall appoint a -Solicitor, The duties of oil the officers shall is* defined ill the By- Laws of the Association. The Board of Directors shall fix the compensation of all the officers, to be paid out of Iheluud.s ot the Association- AUV.tNOS— MINIMUM LOTTERY. 10. Each stockholder, for each share of stock, shall l*e entitled to purchase an advance of tvro hundred dollars, and no more under such regula tions us the by-laws may pre>cril*e. The avail- hle funds of the AssiK-iatiuu ?■ Iin.ll l*e put up at h regul tr meeting of the si<H*kholders and be* sold to the highest bidder, or bidders among them, provided the same be not sold below the rate of premium to be nxed by the Hoard of Directors, us the premium rate at which the funds may be sold. The 1’ourd of Directors to prescribe the minimum rate of premium tobr authorized by the Hy-loiws, provided it be not le*-sthan forty (to> per cent, at any time. Should thereat any tiu.e be uo hid lor the mo cy as high as the minimum rate prescribed; the Secretary and Trea urv shall pre pare aud de|*o*it, in a receptacle provided !<*r that pur|>ose, tickets numbered so as u* represent each shurwol stock not borrowed ou, and (he President shall draw therefrom a ticket, and the owner of the slime so drawn shall t*e compelled to take an ud- vuneu on the share thus drawn at the then fixed mitiimum rate, hut he shall t*e permitted to pro cure auot her stockholder to ti'ke the amount so as signed to him If the available tuuds U- not taken by the st4*ckholder whose share i» thus drawn, then another share shall In* drawn aud the same process be repeated, until ail th*? funds aivdis- )Mi*ed of, nnd tlie share or shares tliu* drawn by n stockholder, shall las heh. for lum or her, lesa his or her moinh.y dues, aud interest, until he or she otter satisfactory security. IHaeoUl*T—INI KKFST— SKC VKITIKS. 11. From all ad Valiev's taken by any stockholder is to be deducted the premium ottered by him or her or fixed by the Association,such stockholder to secure the Association tor such advance by hypo thecation of one share of stock for each advance of two hundred dollars, and by deed or mortgage, or other satisfactory security, upon real or |»ersoiiHl property, to be judged of by the Hoard of Diiec- tota, and the policy of insurance ou the property pledged, to l»e renewed annually at his or her ex pense. The B<>ard are empowcied, w hetiever they dc«*m necessary, to demand additional security to that originally accepted. When such additional securily i» required the stockholder shall rec-ive a written notice from the Secretary and Treasury s|*eeitiyinz the time when sucli additional security a,ust be given, and such stockholder retusing or failing to > iv- ll.e addiwoiial security demanded, to i u nr a pccuutarv penalty to be im|Ntsed by the Hoard of Diruetoo. W henever practicable the title of tlie proper!v utter'd as security, si all l«e vested iii tlie Associstioii. the conveyance t“ l»e I Treasurer of the As- Admir istrator’s Sale. Pursuant to an order of the court of Ordinary of rlarkc eontitv, will l»e aohl before the court house door of said ctunW. on Hte first Tuetalay in December next, during the legal hours of sale all the real estate of Jauies N. Coil, deeeaaed. less widow’s dower, to-wit: One tract of land lying pjtrtvlv in Clarke and partly fa Madison oouutv, i »eorg , -a. emiUiniug 54b h-ioi) acres Mt»»re or less, whereon said decerns'*! resided at tbd time of hi* death, tlie widow's duwvr of 16JL* acres has l»een run mit, and it is presumed will be made the judgment of the eotiri before the above day of sale. The balance of said tract has Ihmmi divided Into three lots, one of ING fecrfcs lui- provetl land, one of 118 acres saw mill and gin on it, and one of.75 acres well improved idats. all ol which aud of the dower will be exhibited on the day of sale, and can »»e scan hy calling on thetiiidewigne*!, and at the same lime and place will be sold a tract of land belonging to said .de ceased, containing GO acres, mare or leas, ‘lying in Mstiisori county, Ha., adjoining Ijnrd Smith. Green Strickland" at»tl others, all to be sola for the pavmeiit of the debts of said deceased Terms cash. * wiUd.VM M. c olLE. Adra’r. MIJLK! To our Patrons and Customers ofMilk: We find that the sole of milk in small quantities at preseni price* is uuremunerutive, and that we eauiiot afford to deliver It ut prices we Imve done for sometime past. We therefore, have adopted the follow ing scale of prfees w hich we think reason able, and anch as will not bear heavily upon any one indivituul: 25 Pint tickets for $1.00 Id Quart tickets for - 1.0U 7 Half-gallon tickets for Tickets to lio paid for when delivered. 11. It. J. Lotto. 2-jocldBwtf H. s. Hrunits. IF YOU WANT WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE Call uml examine tlie Stock of Chas. A. Seudder Brumby’s Drug Store, Watches and Jewelljr neatly repaired, prices very low. I3H ->i 3 ‘1H AH .li/i AM BALDWIN & BURNETT, Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN 1.00 BE HAPPY SKIFF’S, THE JEWELLER, all next week. Don't fail to giTC him a call and look at the many articles he has received for PRESENTS. The best assort- ment of tip-top Cold Pens and Cases, Pencil f harms, etc., ever brought to Athens: and what could you select more useful and longer remem bered than n fine gold Pen and Case f >r lady or gentleman a* « pr«-sent? There is a time forev ervthing under the sun. 1-ct us no v have ft MERRY CHRISTMAS ninja HAPPY NS\V YEAR SKIFF,THE JEWELLER, ATHENS tiov4-ly. BOOTS and SHOES, ii i - Athens, - - Georgia. G eorgia, clarkk county.-wherbas, William A. Khler administrator of.thepstate of Josiah A Browning, deceased, applies to me for leave to veil, as the property of a-id dei easeu one house and l«»t lying iu said county, containing,one aerr, more or lea*, on Sandy creek road, sdininiug R«d*ert lto«»th mini other*, about half mile from Barl *%-yille. h ese are therefore tu tiollff concerned to show cause at uiy office ou pr be the fir>t Mon lav in November next why aald leave should not" be grouted. Given under my baud at office this 19th day of Sept. ItWL scp2G-4t ASA M. J A« Ksf»N, Onlinmry. G eorgia clarkk corxty.—■whereas o. L M(H’le*tkey, tjuardbm of Jetter<u>« U McChw- key, his minor m»u, applies to me for leave ‘ sell If shares of the capital stuck ot the Ctt Railroad ami Bunking Company; C ahares of the South Western Railroad Company, and 8 shares of the capital stock of the New Y«»rk.Ngw Haven atni Hailford Railroad compauy, belouglitg to said minor. l. • ; id • These are therefore to uotify all concerned to show cm:isc at n»y office on or wfcre the flrat Monday iu November next, why said leavo anted. Given under tuy band day of Beptcmber. lafifi. ASA M. JACKSON. Ordinary. MISCELLANEOUS. FTHNITCHK. CLARKK rol'NTY -Whereas M u " is, deceased, c . rom said administmtfou. to cite and sdmoniali all eoueerned, p> show cause at my office, on or before the first Monday in Deeotnlier next, why said discharge should not be grauted. Given under my hand it office, his 9th August. 1SS2. ASA M. JACKSON. :;nt:>? Ordinary G ” EOKCI aTcLA UK K COUNTY .—Ordinary sit ting for county purj*oses Monday, October 2, 1NO. Ordered, that the following levies be and are hereby made upon the State tax for 1AW. for the following county purpo-ea aud necessary cur rent expenses of the county, to-wlt: 1st. lo pay the legal indebteilmrss of the coun ty, due or to Skxoiuc due, during tho year, or pu-t •In*-. i*«*r cent. 2nd. To build or repair the court bouse or jail hridg's or ferries, or other public improvements according t*» the oontraet, xs per cent. ;»d. To pny sherid's, jailer*, or other officers fees, that they may to* legally entitled to ont of the county, iucludtug salary of city Judge 20 per ith. To pay coroner* all fees that may be due them By the county for holding inquests, 1 per cent. .Mb. To pay the ■ y NEW Furniture Store! JOHN BIRD Una moved ti « slin k of Fiirnitlirv to No. 12 ltroad Street, where you enu tiud a SPLENDID STOCK 01 kiud.of GOOD Fl'IiNITUUK »ud DAVIfl’ SEWING MACHINES. Also, COFFINS I BURIAL CASES Of all kinda at tht; very lowest prices, (’all and see me before you buy. JOHN BIRD, - Athens, Georgia DISSOLUTION. Athens. Ga.. Oct 8. ltwv. Tip* firm of Tahinulge. Hodgson A Co., has this duv In-eti dissolved l>y mutual consent. Mr. J. k. Talaiadge retiring. C.G. TALMAlH.K, J. KTALMAIHIK. E. K. IlGDG.SOK. In retiring from (he llrm of Talmadge, Hodg son A: Os., i desire to return to a geuervtis public nty hearttelt aekuowle<1gemetit for the Iilairal support and patronage which we have received, aud to ask a continuance of the same for the new firm. J. E TALMADGE. The undersigned, under ther firm name of Talmadge Jc Hodgson, will continue In business at the same old stand, and thunking our frieuds for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to the old firm, respect fully solicit a continuance of tlie same for the new. r. u. TALMADGE. «ocUllUkw4t E. li. HODGSON. MULES W. S. HOLMAN 1 882. GREAT BARGAINS!! AND A Will keep on hand this kca- *r»n a fine lot of broke and nubroke hor ses and mule* which I will i low a* the mar ket Ex amine my b* before buy ing. I have just received r-loud <li- rect fn»m the best aud most popular stock-raisers of Kentucky hat 1 am selling -low. Sale Stable on ClayWm street. Athens, Ga. oct!4-tf Miles Johnson, STEAMDYETXG AND CLEANING ESTABLISH MENT. I am better prepared than ever todo all manner of Dyeing and (’leaning, in the most substantial and thorough manner. Devoting my time sole ly to this business I can turn out bettor work tnun those who protend to carry it oti In connec tion with other business. Refers to tlie ladies ami gentlemen of Athens, novll-lv. BIG STOCK OF GOODS! THE INCREASING DEMAND FOR GOODS, BOUGHT WELL, AND SOLD AT REASONABLE price.*, tell* on tht tninda of the people. The umleniigned, fin ling that hi* trade lm* increase ! over one hundred per cent in the last year, decided to buy a larger stock than ever h«fore. My stock is iHjughl with uti eye single to the Wholesale trade. l'luase remember that iu PROVISIONS, HEAVY STAPLE DRY GOODS, GROCER IES AND CAN GOODS, I defy eonipetlticn iu Georgia. All City patronage will find attentive salesmen, g'**!* to please, and pn.iupt delivery anywhere in the city limit*. In the purchase of cotton, the reliable buyer li. W. M ARON j can always lie found "in my Worehouse ready to buy. All persona desiring to STORECOTTON ud reasonable terms, and LIBERAL ADNANCES made on all cot- inust be added when advance* are made, to prevent lo**. S. C. DOBBS. like -Ve’sidTl! ises fuel, servant litre of the i wit iii’S.*i stutionei mtity for • iu eritn- ;and the liUMICUir's PiEEUHillC CUR[ The only reliable, and safe.iemedy forj 21' JX EtTMA'JJJSJtt * nl intpuriiie* of the blood sand* rejoice over it* marvelous cure*. sGa. HU 111! I SON A BUG. General Agent, old by all Druggist. To pay juw rs. 2fi per cent. Tht. T«»pay expenses incurred in.supporting the iMf»r«#f the <«»mity. and as otherwise pre- scribed by the code, < por.eeut. sth. To pay other law ful charges against the county. 2fi |rer eeuL • t The above levies aggregate 150 per cent on the State tax. or 45 <vut* on each glOO worth lot pr<*p- ertv. tanking the state and county levies aggre gate 75 cents <*n each $100 worth of proper'y, be ing same as last year. Any surplus raiseil by any of the above le vies to be applied to any lawful charges against the county, or any legal indebtedness of the county. Asa M. Jasksox. Ordinary. The above is truly evipietl from the minutes. A>a M. Jackson. Ordinary. ciatiu *•1 his ..iii* il he i* hereby trustee to execute a l*ond for title* t eoiiformublc to the eondi lion* <>f ta thu* loaned, in case of failure to security fur an advance within o moiutr* interest to lm charged to * er, and hi* or her right lo odd ;»dva A stockholder taking an advance,! retary ami Treasury iu aildilio • f>u PALACE BARBER SHOP COLLEGE AVENUE. ATHENS. GA. (Under Commercial Hotel,) The finest establishment in the city, with first-class artist.-’. Fricea moderate and entire aatisfaetion guaranteed DAVIS A HARRIS, Proprietor®. #w*t!4-lv r _t>t»Ue of ti.e law for a discharge from said administra tion. These are therefore to ette anti admonish all concerned to show cause at my otliee on or i » T r* before the first Monday in December next why | W HULLo ALL said discharge should not In* granted. Given, under my baud at office tldsruh <lav of August, ' A8A M. JACKSON, Ordinary, j -onccm-dm • the lour *er, Wi •tier sufficient e month, the • b sloi-kimbl- lie *h«l: cea*'-. pay the hi* her It is iikiruiiu^ly strange Itow suil- ilcnly tlie Kllijav Courier “dro{»peri” j after Speer made liis speeeli in llmt tou'n. We wonder if it didn’t reeeive nf’J5 registered letter, with iii'truu- tions “how to couducttlie campaign.” Hon. Kmory Speer—Dear Sir—IN> you retnemlier a conversation you had on the train between Helltonand Toe- eoa, when you were on your way to Kaliun court, unout a year ago with Yours truly ? Mr. Kagle -Dear Sir—Here’s our hand. Dawson county will join her sister Hall in rolling tip a large ma jority for the “one-eyed plow boy.” Yours truly. Mr. Fields, the gentlemanly busi ness manager of Orton’s circus and menagerie, which exhibited here last Saturday, in settling with us for ad vertising, remarked that lie was a disinterested observer of tlie jxilitieal situation of tlie nint\ district, hut mingling wi-h the people, ns he did, in nearly all tlie. mountain counties, convinced him tliat Allen I). Candler would Ik? our next congressman, and we believe he is right. Mr. Speer says if I>r. Orr had trust ed the entire matter in Ids hands tlie Doctor would have retained his posi tion as postmaster nt Athens, liridge Christy acted upon this advice; nnd still we find “Mv Dear Mat” in ofllce. Kudical corruption money will float around in tlie next few days; hut we believe there are enough true men. both white and black, in the district to save us front the infamy of selling our birthright to our old oppressors. If the democrats all over the district will work as we are doing in Clarke county Candler will be elected by 5,000 minority. We do not believe that Mr. Speer will carry his own county. The democratic party iu the ninth expects every man todo his duty. The enemy are hard at work, aud we must not rest on tlie laurels already won. Now Is the time to work. Follow up Speer and his friends aud see tliat no eleventh-hour slanders are sprung on tiie heels of the election. Det the Candler men put every wheel in motion on election day and haul to the polls those who haven’t conveyances of their own. Men are now seen with a pocketful of money who never had $5 at a time before. As a singular coincidence they are yelling (or Speer. Do you know of a single radical in your neighborhood but who is for Speer? And yet "Our Kinory” says he is a democrat? . At Norcrosa Mr. Speer did not get a cheer, but the crowd was enthusiastic for “My Dear Mat." The Great Specific for Neuralgia and Headaches Front Frank L. lUraNon, state Librarian. Atlanta, Ga., January 14,1880. Mks*ks. Hutchison A Bbo.: I have tested your Nt‘ural:;iii©, both on myself and on others, aud found it to be all that ia claimed—a specific for neuralgia and headache. I recommend it to a autiering public. Yours truly, Frank L. Haralson. Atlanta, Ga , F« b. 10, 1879. Mea*rs. Hutchison A Bro.: I have u*ed your "Neuraltfine" in several instances, and find il the he*t remedy for neuralgia and headache I have ever tried. It relieves the pain, leaves noneot those unpleasant effects doe to narcotics or other anodjne*. 1 snail always keep it in my office aud take much pleasure in recommending it to my pa tients. S. G. Uoilniid, D. 1) . 24 Whiichall, Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, (ia., Feh. 4, 1879. Me*.*rs. Hutchison A Hro : Having thoroughly este l your •‘Neuralgtne” iu uiy cane I cheertully recommend it to all who suffer with neuralgia, and headache. Thus. M. Wood of Howard, Wood Cno 5A •r i e . i i > uggist. v ol EXCELSIOR COUGH AND LIVER SYRUP Cures COUGHS, l*otli unite and chTonic. Cures BRONCHITIS. Cures CHRONIC PNEUMONIA. Cures COUGHS from disordered Liver. Cures WHOOPING COUGH. Cures ASTUMV dependent upon derauged stomach and Liver. Cures INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION or pre vents its development. It is Tonic, Alto .•at 1 ve. Demulcent, Pectoral, Sudorific unp act* gently u|ion the Stomach. Liver ami Kidney*. It Improves the general health. It contain* uo Opium to derange the Stomach ami Digestion, which is the case with most Cough Nostrums. It contains no nauseating ingredient to relax the system, as is the - '»*e witli nearly all other Cough Mixt ures. It is a safe Vegetable Compound of five curative ingredients, with Hoar bound as a hssU. Prepared by Mrs.J. R. Shackelford, Lexington, Ga. Sold by all Drnnkta. w-6m-jy2S PROFESSION AJ. CARD8. E.IC LUMPKIN, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW A Til ESS. a A. J. W. ECHOLS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Lexington, - - eorgia. Will attend regularly the Sup toiintiw of Clarke and Oconee. monthly dues lor share*, uue dollar |*cr mouth for each share on * bicli »uch advance i* made. The tiorruwer shall pay all costs aud charges that tu.*v accrue iu perfecting the security ottered for an ad vance or advance*, except the oolicitoni fie*. AJ>VAN**K*, FAlLINO TO I*AY Ol'JC.* aMiKEMKOY. 12. No Stockholder to In* entitled to an advamv who Is in arrears to the Association, and uo real estate taken as security for au ad t ante outside of the Mate of Georgia aud all persons otfeting pro perty outside of the County of Jlarke to pay all additional expense* of examining title*, valuation of property or other purposes. Should a stock holder having received an mlvai.ee, neglei t to pay any or all of bis or her due* to the A-vaiation for three consecutive mouths, then the ilirector* tuay compel payment of principal and iuterest by in stituting proceedings according to law when such proceedings are necessary or proper, and when such proceedings are suspended or dismissed hy such due* or a marges f^iug paid up, the suiieitors fees and court C'-st* incurred thereby are to l« paid as part of such dues. When any sale shall take place ot any property mortgaged, conveyed or pledged to the Association, aud the saute, together with the stock transferred as collateral security, uiay be sold under a power of sale, If so provided in tbe deed or mortgage, the director* to retulu so much of the purchase money us would, at literate: of premium of the fund* then so.ling or fixed by the Hoaid of Director*produce tlie same monthly payment of interest a* that which s th! stockholder nad Wen previously paying ou hi* or her advance (in uo case to l»e less than the net amount actually received by hiut or her) together with all other payment*, money *ud ex|*euaes due to the Asso ciation by such stockholder; aud iu case the sec urity cuusistsof an absolute conveyance of pro- perty, or inurfgsge with power to *el», the dirertom may sell *aid prupi*rty in ihe saiiih manner, as to advertisement and time and place of sale, as sheriff* are authorized to sell property under gen et ul execution, and prior to the loimal liquidation of the amount claimed to be due. TKAMSFKk.H. SUUSTlTl TP*N, SETTLEMENTS. 13. The Ifciard of Directors to he empowered to give the consent of the Association to the sale of property mortgaged or pledged to it and to the substitution of other property in lieu of that mort gaged or pledged ou terms to l*e fixed by the By- Law*. The uirectois to have autlioiity to make such settlement of dents due the Association a* the By-lavs may proscribe, aud in case of doubt ful security, such compromise settlements a* .hey may desire. TITLES. 14. Title* io laud • ested in >ahl Association iu the course of its busiuess may fie conveyed by a quit claim deed, executed by the Secretary and Treasury. CLOSE WHEN. 15. Whenever the accumulation of lunds are sufficient to pay off aud settle every uucuucelled share of stock at the sum of two hundred dollars by deducting the rate of minimum premium that may at the time exist, the Directors are cm lower ed to make such deduction and declare the Asso ciation determined and closed, provided that tbe premium shall never be less than 40 per ceut., without the consent of every stockholder. CAPITAL STOCK. 16. The capita! stock of the Association to be four hundred shares with the privilege to iucreaso it to twelve huudred shares. AMENDMENT'S. 17. Amendments to this charter to be made it) conformity to the laws of the State governing charters, and by a majority of stock, pr perl y re presented for action on# month previously. Your petitioners state that Uoree hundred dol lars of the capital to be employed ta conducting U»0 operation# efeaid Association have boon actu ally paid in, and that the Association desires to transact VeiNn In the city of Athens, in said county and btatc, and they desire to be iucurpor- the law. L. e If. COBB. Solicitors. Filed in office October#, 1882. JOHN I. HUGGINM'. S. C. Oct. 10.31 d. Eeexutor’s Sale. rnr*uaiit *«• an order of the Court of Ordii of < hnki- county, will liotmld on tbe first Tues day in November next, before the court house door <»r said county, during the legal hours of sale, one undivided half interest of the crime of Thomas Crawfonl. deceased, in and to one lot of land lying In wild county, anti in the ir»c<*rp»»r- ntf limit* of Athens, tonUiiniiix three nnd lliree iiiiarter rd\) acres more or lev*, adjoining the North E:\sti-rn ruiiroad oil eu*L George Thomas ..it tin muitb. and Hampton f'rnnforo on the uoith ami West, to lm snld as the pniperty of said deceased for the iairi*!»*e of division. Terms ca*h. ivt J», Inn*. JrniNATiloN Hampton. ltkMtwtt Exeeulor. Administrator’s Sale. 1 FOIUSUANT TO AN OltUKKOK THK COUHT of Ordinary of Clarke county will lie »*ld liefbi* the courthouse d^nw of said county on tne first Tuewluy iu December next, during the legal hour* of *alc. one lot of !au«l lying east of aud alMHit twe miles fnnu the city uf Athens, contain ing two huudred seres more or leas, adjoining lands of J C. lMtucr, J. II Hull. Geo. T. Murrrll and Mr. Bell To Waold as the property of W. H. Hull, deceased. J. H. HULL, THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Athens, G«. YOUNG L. G. HARRIS. Pk Ml DR NT. 8TEYEN8 TH0MA8, SxcitKTAaT. Ro'iident Directors : Yovno L. G. j 1 ARiiis, Stkvk.ns Thomas, John II. Nkv.ton, Elui'k L. Nkwt«n, Ferdinand Phimxy, A lb in p. Dkarino. Col. Robert Thomas. John W. Nicholson, L. U. ClI AitnONNIEK, J. H. IltTNNICl'TT. 500’Reward I F ive tiuNimED dollars rfxvard to ui.y unu vliu wtt! gvlUF* bvUer Llni lent for lili.Mimnti.m. Nciiralgia. Burn. titi.t'UffJoliiU. Sprain., Itml.e.. Sting, n] i’oisonou!! In.eft.. Tuothwhu, otr. Tin nuncr will t.o roturncil t» »ny one not.cti.- (toil niter tunic our lioltle «,t the Turkish Liniment. Knr Sweeny. Wlmlttnll... Sore Bin'll. Stiff Join lh, Seraiehe., Kl.tnl, and in nil CMC when* Liniment, are tuad on hone.. It l.niKUtpaMed. Every hottle 1, otoppcl with an Idla rubber .topper, to prevent low l>, Fo7«ai?by Druitgiita gcnerelly. Prepared by . R. fc. S. LY DoS, Athens (5a Price St Executor’s Sale. By orderof and in pursuance of n dccrct Clarke Superior Ciairt. granted at the regular November term. 1879, in eu>e of Martliu A. and Lucina J. Wilscm. vs Thom a* II. Wiliam, K. Im Newton, et ul. Bill for injunction, relief. Ac. Will lK* **»ld before the c*;urt liOii*e door tif Clarke county, in Athens. Ga., during the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in November next, the following UeccrilM*d laud, located iu Clarke eoilnty. about turee miles from Athens on the DunieUville road, ami ladug a part of the old Kirhanl WUsou place, lo-wit; Fifty (.70) acres more or less, as recently aurveyvJ and platted by W. J. Pittman. (\ E.. said plat tun be seen bv eulling at office of L. and IX. Cobb, attorneys, nr the undersigned, also the land can he seen by calling nt the residence of Messrs. Wilsuu The above aold aa the property of Kichord Wil on, deceased, to par tne costs and expenses of said proceedings in equity. Purchaser to pay for ti tles, and terms cash. lOoctwJt JOHN K. WlLHON, Thomas H. Wilson, Executors Richard Wilson, dec d NOTICE. By virtue of the authority vested in ns by a »wer ot attorney from the bt-irs-ai-law. aud le- S 'al representative*, (they nil being of fhll age) ol ohn S Jai-ksoti. lato of said coanty, dec'd. Will l»e *old bef«»re the court house d:»«»r iu Athens, Clarke county, tin , on the first Tuesday In No- veml*cr next, within the legal hours of aale, the following’ pro|»crly divided into three tract* of land of John 8. Jacksou, dee’d, lying in said coun ty of Clsrke, 8 miles west of Athens, adjoining lands of l'atmati. lister and Fowler. Two ofsa d tract* oo.itaiuiug fine Oconee river bottom land and the !>tbcr fine creek ts.ttonis. No. 1, containg two huudred and forty-aevea acre* more or h-**; fitly acres of !*>ttotu land ia high state of evUivatioti, also fifty acres upland, fifty acres in n!U held, and oue hundred ami seven acre* in !»rigiual forest, heavily timticred, and kuown astheJnmoa Kenney place. No. 1 two good settle incuts; six room frame dwelling and two nami hoc house. No. 2 contains one hundred acres more or less, and alkout fifteen acres in liottotnsand thirty acres upland in high state of euitivation* old field 15 acres and forty acre* in original forest , and known a* tbe tk Uliaiii Jackson place. No. 2 one gord two room log dwelling. No.:»contain* dH»ut two hundred acres more less. 1 j acre* botPun land auil 2U wres upland in gmsl state of cultivation, 6U acres old field and 1"6 mere* in original oiest. and auowu a« t ie John Jackson home place, t«» )*e sold tor distribute among the heirs uisaid dec’d. Terms Cash. No. 3 oue good frame dwelling, two rooms. 9—59t. Att’s in fact for luinrofaaid ill BILL FOR CONSTRUCTION, ETC Southern Mutual Insurance Cotapnny Lewis J. iAtmpkin et. at. It Iteing represented to the court that some of the individuals couiposiug the due of present poli cy holders, in thu Complainant Louipau), aud also sum*- composing the class of former policy holders, who are parties defendant to thia hill through repn sentatlves alone, desire to be made parties in their own proper names, it l* ordered that all of the present poliev holders iu the complainant com pany and alt of the former policy holders ia the same, who desire to demur, plead or answer in their own Individual n ines do <otue in by prt>|>er order of tbe court ou or before the first day of the sccouu week of the next term of this court and be made i-artie* in their own eloper names, ad well ms through t'ueir representatives, aud demur, plead or make answer In the premises, and la default thmaufthat they and each efUeaiafetU tberaplter be forever barred. It is furlbur ordered that this order be published once a month for luur mgnfiu previous to the next term ofthis court^a^th^Atheus^Banner-Watch* ClaTbokvic 8njcad, Judge Hupcrior Court. I certify that tbe withia and la fe’true extract from the minutes ol (larke Superior Court May ertn, ISO. 'Jolt* 1. iluouiNS, 5-23-lamam. , jC. C. fL Q. Notice. All p •rsons hnvl.ig deiuainls against llill Few, colored, late of ( larke county, ^cceaseil, are hereby notified t«» present Che aime to ine for rayini’Ul in the time uml ihauMVitiprAsuriUal by law; and those tudebte«l u» said ileceased are reque»ted to make immediate paaruteRt. . .. Svpli—Cw I OUBSE mtOMUTrAtirn'r. Frlnuir » (^ ti OO, Executor’s Sale. Witt heMit.lon tbe 1st Tuesday In NovMntwr HvJtt i.t tlie door ut the <«un house ta Atiteu ITarke iwauty. Ua. withlu Hie t.- u ,,j | lount sate, alntetofliwd tvi»Kln t lorlu-rimnty amt ku<>.rii u« lot No tot the Mjrv.vy ol X K. Ijimn- kill, of the ltlli.il of the eitMeurCnek Jt'iintuJS. der Md, eoiiuuiiiix (urty-.it (U',cK; uue rood uml tliirty rods; aud l>ouud«.l on the eat! hy taint, of Mary T. Jennliijr.: on the aonthwesti M JeUers m Jeuuiuga; and on (he northwest anil north hy lntld* ot the estate of Cites Jenlillin. and hounded oo Ul* north hr !he Atheai nid EwrenceviUe road Said lands sold .hy virtue ot a decree ublatued In favor of Mary Ti' JuC Dings v«. Jeffenwii Jeiiuluys, etucatur oftitiw Jrnnine-, deeeaaed, at the May term. Fall, ol Clarke Superior Court, to wUMy aald deem. Terms cash JEfFEKSON A:n.Mxus Executor of Cite. Jenntii^. SADDLES & HARNESS. EBERHART & POINDEXTER JOS. JACOBS, DRUGGIST AND manufacturing chemist, Clayton street, opposite l'ost Office. ATHENS, GA. FROl'HI KTOIt OK Jacobs* Horse arid Cattle Powders, Jacobs’ Nerve Liiniiiieut. Jacobs’ Vegetable Worm Syrup. Ja cobs’ Syrup Tar and Wild Cherry. Jacobs’ Es sence Jamaica Oiu- trer. Joe Ja cobs’ Oil, etc. MAXliFACTfBER OF MEDICINALELIXIKS, FLUID EX TRACTS, and all other PHAR MACEUTICAL PREPARA TIONS. My stock i* full in all department*, uml lam prepared P» till older* at short notice and at low- cut market rites. M»KC IA LTY—Supplying coun try merchants and physii ians. Send for price ATHENS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS. IKON A XL BRASS CASTINGS. MILL (.EARING, MINING AND MILL MACHINERY, SAW MILLS, SMITHING, REPAIRING, PAT’N WORK, STEAM ENGINES, CIRGULAR SAW MILLS, H0RSK BOWERS. T1IRK8UEKS, FAN MILLS, BAltK MILLS. (TANK MILLS. ROLLERS, (for woml frame*.) COLT POWER and LKVER COTTON PRESSES IRON FENCING, »kc. AND ALSO AGENTS EOR THE MOST APPROVEP PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES on Skid, amt on wheel.. Comhhied THRESHERS and SEPARATORS, Tl’RBINK WATER WHEELS, MIIJ. STONES. VICTOR Three Roller Cane Mill., COOK’a Evaporator,, ic. Addre.., R N CKERSON, Agent, Athens, Ga. THOS. BAILEY, Superintendent MILL FINDING FPUNISHED AT MANCFAC FRERS FRICES. oUlv, HARDWARE! CHILDS, NICKERSON, WYNN & CO., SUCCESSORS TO CHILDS. NICKERSON A CO.), Keep always in stock,’the i Matiufacfurcrs of CUSTOM HARNESS SADDLES, A FULL STOCK KEPT ON HAND. WE WILL make it to your interest to examine onr stock before purchasing. All work warranted Jtoj be as represented. REPAIRING No. IO Broad Street, • Athens, Georgia. Notice. Bloomfield, deeeaaed. are requested to Mtaient them Id the undersigned In ternuiuf ihe law. IL L. IthooMFiKLD. Adm r. Oct II lWRwfcl A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE —Pursuant U» an «d«r of the Court ef Ordinary of Clarke county, will be sold before the court house dour of aaid county on the first Tuesday In Novemlwr next, duriug tbe legal hour* of sale, one Individ- •d half interest in ami and to oue house and lot •f laud lying In said county, and to tbe city of Atbt'US. eontnluingoue ucrc. more «m less, front ing on Broad street, adjolniug J. C. Niehnl* and uiner*. being the place whereon said J. C. Nich ols now lives, to be ioM u* the property of Mr*. Mary C. Sledge* deceased, fef division. The other one undivided iuU*re«t in said boc«e and lot twlong* to’MN. Ha nth K. Maxwell, end will MU sold •! Ibp aatfiu Almw... Taruis easb. ; Sept. 2d. 1 tro. LEON D. SLKDGK, ait. •? rluyt, u Adm r. r 1 EORGIa.’ Ck X' KK (•()l’NTY.-wIIKREAS, uThotnaaK- Holder, administrator of Obediah T, Echols. deceaiH’d, implies nr me lor leave to icll oue share o! the.Cnptnd spa-k of the Nortii- Earicrn Railrmn* CWr.jiany. belonging to estate of said deceased. Those are. therefore, to cite and aduoulxh ail c*tucerne*l to show .cause ai Given under my hand ut office thia tttn day of ■'»!’ i»iii • - * ' VAS5AR* COLLECT PommicKW—ia,TS’T . A.vompIMe«Uwa PLOWS, FARM IMPLEMENTS, I’.All A XI) HULLED IJtOX, XAILS, ALL it A XXEH OF TOOLS, BARBED WIRE, MACHINERY, THE BEST 1 AND 2 HORSE WAGONS Mill Findings, Buggy a:ul Wagon Material, Harness, Machine Oil, Pocket and Table Cutlery, P Witt, THE OLD RELIABLE Boot &SltiK> Manufiict urer. I have removed nty Boot and Shoe Shop over Ihe room formerly occupied by me, on College Avenue, above C. Bode r », whem I am better pre pared than ever, for any work in tuy line. My work is first-class and warranted. BOOTS ami SHOES REPAIRED nt) short uotice. Will half-eole from 50 cents to $1.25, according to quality. Brices to suit the imes. Thanking tuy customers for their past patronage, I rcspci-tfully solicit a continuance of the same. febUwtt P. WEIL. Notice! Is hereby given that the hours for purchasing loose cotton nt thu Athens Factory will be be tween nue in the morning and three in the iilteruoou, utul all cotton purchased during oue flay will not be u*od in factory until the next duv. This is to give all parti s losing cotton due time to intercept their cotton if presented at the factory lbr aale. R. L. BLOOMFIELD, Agent Athens Manufacturing Co. Jfin. 18, 188*. dltwlY. NEW SEED GROWN BY | R. Buist, Jr., For u*. All ate FRESII and every paper dated 1882! HR NO TEA, the best fn the place. Burker Hill Harness Oil. Warner’s Remedies. St. Jacobs’ Oil. and all popular PaL Medicines. SL IkOUis Lend. Linseed Oil. Mixed Paints. Full stoc k of Drugs and Fancy Goods. We have a full stock of above and everything in our line, and will SELL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. E.C.LONG&CO. Druggists, Athens, Ga. oc.2My. ‘ . ' The Best' is• the Cheapest! ) THEREFORE IF YOU WANT GOOD AND CHEAP 1 AND 2-HORSE WAGONS 0*11 at tny Shop. Or at Childs, Niekersou, Wynn A Co'a. The Benson WAGON fs growing iu favor rapidly. My recent contract for FIFTY Is completed and exhausted, and a near contract is ou baud for ONE HUNDRED more. Don’t get scared—f am here for you eve ry time. I am now better prepared to do k«nm1 work than ever, having secured the services of tny Brother bur the present year, who is a prac tical Wagon-Maker. i • ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING. done in the best manner and at short notice—all Any oue desiring a BARGAIN will find it to their Interest to call on me. P. BENSON, febs-ly Spring *t, tiear Gafirt & Reaves, Athens •verv manner of article found in a first-class Ilardwu liven* but a trial and your trade is secured. LANDRETHSPilH «SyNINETY-E B l!:H “years ^ SEEDS ^SrCrtC'Forthe MERCHANTsisssn?*^" «i.Q#5l | 7 0r tho MARKET cardener S^“EDS ; ?or tho PR,VATE FAMILY SEEDS rawn by ourselves °u our aea : r- flaud- orac KlnNtratrJ 4'nrulogue nnd Rural Uegietcr RUEB TO ALL. .'ri.UUHANTS, SEND US YOUR BUSINESS CARDS FOR TRADE LIST. DAV!3 L^A^?!ETH&SONS,SEED GROWERS,PHILADELPHIA MACH INKKY, MONTGOMERY’S Tools and Implements TO SUIT THE SEASON. EMBRACINE COTTON GINS, unsiirpaHSL'd for fine samples anJ clean seed. MOWEK8 and HORSE 1IAY RAKKS, to save your hay. THK «)SlJORN" & HOWES Stilkey l’lows. THK OLLVKKChilled One and Two Horse Flows, best in use. THK SCRKW PULVERIZGK, for breaking and seeding smootii land. THK SPUING TOOTH SULKY HARROW, witli seeder. Kett cultivator usetl TfiK ACME HARROW, hest Pulverizer known. Will plow in oats and wheat THK THOMAS SMOOTHING HARROW. THK HOSIER GRAIN DRILL, will thribble your crops, cotton planters. THK CAMI* MANURE DISTRIBUTOR, either broadcast or drill. THE ATLAS, ECLIPSE, FARQUHAR, PAXTON AND HOOKWAL TER ENG1NRS. COTTON AND HAY PRESSES. SORGUM MILLS, EVAPORATORS. GRIST AND SAW MILLS, SHINGLE MACHINES, LAWN MOWERS. SEPARATORS, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES AND HARNESS. I guaran tee equal to any sold at same prices. THE OLD HICKORY WAGON, FERGUSON & BLOUNT’S ONE HORSE WAGON, &c. A large lot of Montgomery’s Pure Rust Proof Oats. feblG- ly J. N. MONTGOMERY, Broad - ,L ^S»&i: WHITE & MILLER, COR. BROAD & HUNTER STREETS., ATLANTA, GA. ,t | , L - GENERAL ABBOTS FOB THEj dl t il MITCHELL WAGON nNortfi & South Carolina, Georgia,} Uabnm v& Florida lSnSHw;* BTlie A ttaetion of doaltrm L caliwl to the fact tb>t we ,r. •u.-.uiwT. defers iu* ** by the par IomI. tend C. & G. COOPER'S PLAIN PORTABLE TBAtifiM /tin STATIONARY ENGINES, " ° * N0 Send far 1Ua*traded Cutalogae* i ••!»’.•. t i m.