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BANNER-WATCHMAN. Letter From Ban’.a. wcsjCoj, Ga.. Oct 27th, 1882. Banner-Watchman: — The North Georgian has hoisted the name of Hon. Emory Speer, and one would think, from reading this able (?) «x- poneptof indepeiidentisni that Banks and all the region roundabout was solid for "Our Emdry.” Now, while I am willing to admit, that some good men in our County may vote for Mr. Speer, you diay put It down for cer tain that Banks will give the one eyed plow boy a rousing majority. 1 Say tbiSj after a careful review of the Situation, and after having traveled over ti greater portion of the county and conversing with a majority of our most influential and well-informed citizens. Speer’s warmest supporters here are weakening every dav, and hundreds who voted for him'in the last election will now cordially sup port Mr. Candler. X have been care ful to.inquire as to the cause of this change, and find that it is the result of loss of confidence in Mr. Speer's de mocracy, and his collusion and coali tion with, negroes and radicals. The . evidence'is too plain to he mistaken. On the other hand,‘Allen D. Can dler bps not only proven true to every , trust reposed In u|m, either of a public or private nature, since the war, but was also (rue daring the dayi, that tried men’ssouis in that awful conflict ; and when elected, as we certainly believe he will be, we can depeno on him to count oue on the democratic side evsry time. Yours, .7 Aiken. A New Tilf..—Our big-hearted triend, Jim Sanders, ot Klherton, cap tured ye editor yesterday upon the street and carrying him into Stern's, placed upon our classic brow the fln est beaver that could he bought. 'I his species of generosity is prover- hlal wtth Jim." We have known him since a boy, and a more whole-souled, genial, true-hearted gentleman never lived. Wheu he is your (rieud you will always find him as tuie as steel; if your enemy he is :.n open oue. He has alwnys made money, but not t hoard up, for he spends it with the hand of a prince. What is Jim San ders’ is also the property of his friends. Ilis character, like his face, is open to the world. His few faults you see, but only his intimate friends know of ltia many acts of secret kindness. Jim Sanders and the writer were boys together, and we know him like' a book, and are proud tocall him friend, lie has one of the .^"ickest minds we ever knew, and had he lived in New York would have become a national political leader. In his advocacy of a cause or friend he is fearl*»s, and pro claims his convictions from the house tops. We have now tills splendid re cruit added to the Candler ranks, and he is equal to at least :100 votes. Jim was born for a leader of men, and you can’t keep his power down. Spain’s Kindness.—Mr. Emory Speer employed a negro man to go up the country and make speeches for lii.n. The fellow got. into n difficulty with some other colored men about a woman and was badly beat up. He returned to Athens with liis shoulder minified and in almost a dying condition. The suf ferer called on Mr. Speer for help to em ploy a doctor, wheu he was given one dollar ami dismissed. This would not do him any good, and hu was in a fear ful condition when some white Candler men heard of him and employing a phy sician had the victim attended to. There was no politics in this, ns the wounded man cannot vote, even in the event that he recovers, which is very doubtful. This sliows that all the use" Mr. S|sier makes of the colored race Is to vote them, when they are dismissed. The above can be substantiated, if neces sarv. COL. J. O. SANDERS, OP SLBBRTON. AVe had a pleasant call from this gentleman yesterday, and uerede- ligeted to find him a straight-out Can dler man. Jim has been one of Mr. 8peer’s earliest,nnd most trusted friends, but hedes< ends front a family noted for its democracy, and when "Our Emory” deserted his banner and went into the ranks of the enemy, like a true-born southerner, Mr. San ders could not follow him further. He is one oi the most untiring workers in Georgia, and Mr. Speer owes his polit ical success, in a great measure, to this gentleman's labors in his behalf. He will now turn his pre-eminent po litical skill on the side of Candler and democracy, ami we expect to hear a good report from him. Jim is a whole team, wherever you put him. SET.LS^Cntrtrs.—This Is the largest circus ever brought to Athens. The animals were in tine condition, and seemed as if they were enjoying cap tivity. They advertised what they would do, nnd we think they came as nenr doing everything advertised us it was possible to do. The bareback riding was as good as we ever saw, and Miss Lottie Aymar captured the hearts rtf nil the young hoys ill town. She is a beauty and a good performer, both on horseback and on llie trapeze. Ciias. Kish is certainly all that be is advertised to be. He is now the cham pion bareback rider of the world. Those that missed seeing tills show will regret it, as it will lie many a long day before they have an opjior- tunity of seeing another like it. Oitr Jewish Population.—it is charged through the district that the Jews of Athens arc solid for Speer, and it is seriously injuring their business. We will here state that two-thirds of them will vote for Candler, ns they concede it their duty as good citizens to do so. If necessary we can publish the names of the Candler men, as they are not ashamed to let 'he fact be known. We know wliat we are talk ing about. Sue Would Go.—Wo heard au old daikey say to his wife at the circus: “Look ahere, Sust, yer jest got ter make up yer mlud ef yer gwine ter lake de shoes yer can’t go to de circus an’ ef yer is gwine to de circus yer can’t git de shoes.” Just about this time the band struck up a lively air and Suse told the old msu she would go barefooted a while longer. She was bound to see de circus. A False Report.—The Speerites are circulating the report that Mr. Tom Middlebrook, of Oconee, is for Sneer and iutends to vote sixteen of his bands that way. We are author ized to denounce tills statement as a lie, as Mr. M. is a staunch Candler man, and will do all in his power to defeat Speer and coalitionisin. Gutting Affray.—Mr. Jack Jock- son, one of the quietest merchants in Athens, had a difficulty with Mr. W (J. Lavendei, on Monday. Mr. Jack- son cut Lavender in several places. It is not known yet whether the wounds will prove fatal or not. We forbear comment, as both parties are good men, and we suppose the law will say who is in the wrong. Joe Thurhond Returned.—Mr. Joe Thurmond, who escaped from the sheriff some time ago, on last Sun day voluntarily surrendered himself to the sheriff and is now in Clarke county jail. Ws will try and have an interview with'Mr. T. and give it to our readers in a day or so. Circus Day.—There was a regular f iraand-swell of enthusiasm yesterday u, Athens for Candler. Ninety-nine one hundredth of the men we talked to were fbr the one-eyed plow boy. Let us keep at work and a grand victory is won. i» . ‘ > — • p The Bridge Christy Letter.—In response to numerous requests we re publish Mr. Bridge Christy’s expose of Uie perfidy of Emory Speer, and will'circulate the document through the mountains. OnmiflCHUSD Visrrbi*;^ I>r. H. D. Newtonarrlyod last Saturday even ing from New York. We are always g lad to see the Doctor, and trust that is stay may be pleasant among us. ♦100 —An Athens jlatl^ _recentiy of K. i jta. This 'firm finest goods in bought a $100 cl T with John Ryan, sends out some of the south. ■city,^ied Sunday afternoon,;of con sumption New Life is given by using Brown’s Iron BItters. In the > "Winter it strengthens and Warms the system; in the Spring it enriches the blood and conquers disease; in the Summer it gives tone tothe nerves and digestive organs; in the Fall it enables the system to stand the shock 1 of sudden changes. * In no way can disease be so surely prevented as by keeping the system in per fect condition. Brown’s Iron Bitters ensures per fect health through the . changing seasons, it disarms the dangfir ^iiijhUrt!^ 1 water and miasmatic \aif, and it prevents Consump tion, Kidhey and layer Dis ease. &cl « . > 17 4 *.(1) iltiw 1! >» H. S. Berlin, Esq., of the well-known firm of H. 3. Berlin & Co., Attorneys, Le Droit Building, Washing ton, D. C., writes, Dec. 5th, 1881; Gentlemen: I take pleas ure in stating that I have used Brown’s Iron Bitters for ma laria and nervous troubles, caused by overwork, with excellent results. • Beware of imitations. Ask for Brown’s Iron Bit ters, and insist on having it. Don’t be imposed on with something secom- mended as “just as good." The genuine is made only by the Brown Chemical Co. Baltimore, Md. STATE OF GEORGIA, COUNTY OF CLARKE. 7b the Honorable the Superior Court of Clartt Count]/: The notitiou of J H. Herrins, J. W Brumby, I. M. Kenney, H : B. Carlton, )i. B. McGlnty, A. S yen,J. A. Huunicutt and others, res- 0we 1 h that they deeire a Charter.,lp- them and their aucctsaere u s body xirporate under the same and style of Baud log and Leas Aeneelnltnn, with rittate or other property u may t>e c .nveyed, or SfCWt wrpleued to Hid. Association, and to adopt nach aOou.Ututlooand B,.Laur* and amend- menu thereof, he they may deem ad vtedble and proper tooAirjr out the object* i.f their AeaoeU- hob, the nature aid object ef which amociaUeo, agd^ejWjn^r hpOnepe Jh*y propose to carry ,. ’ .IT ue otoarr. 1. The object la the accumulation of a rand hy monthly *uh»cripti..n» or wing* of the members thereof, to eld them In their business, or iu pro curing sock real estate and improving the same, jS3gy®ggjgraarn: . S. Each otookbolder ia to pay in tar fnnda, no dollar each mouth on each ahareolatock he or ahe holds, into the treasury ot kaid Aaeodalion, ao tuaaaaaald Aaaoc atieu continues, at aneh time nail place no the by-tow* may dwattnaw When each afockhaldcr.ball have.receive* the sum of lmudVed dol'ars, or property of that value, nr lvnnco or Imupof two hundred dollanfor each aharo he erphe holds aa prescribed In section IS of thl. charter, then this association is to determine bndcloae.. The by-laws may require each stock hokUr So tabs as advance orlown fee the Mll amount of hie er her. stock, and prescribe the ruin in roipect thwreto. . should auy atoekholder nil Is pay Us dr her duee or premiums of insurance, as often an the in diwhum, NMKauujvicr, au, hsTin, 1 received .an ad van**, neglect to pay hi, or her monthly due, or Boer for three months he or phe shall receive Mem the 1 reasbref thenmonet of dues actually WE LOSTBI/TOXE CUSTOMER. We oiean not to lose another. We have the . fines* slock for Housekeepers in Urik section. Tothe smallest margin. We expert to do a rushing business tills Fall, and keep *. !K Chins Hail on a” r • : 1 ' CONTEST UAL BOOM. *mp&. Glassware, Crockery, Silver •Plate, Etc. •’ c. L>. fLanigen, ": (Successor to Lynch & Flanigen;) *m <*.<,. 11 Athens, Georgia. Everything in Lar Deupre Block,’ BLACKSMITHING. na agree that most diseases are caused by disorder ed Kidneys or Liver. If, therefore, the Kidneys and Liver are kept in perfect order, perfect health will be the result. This truth has only been known a short time and for years people sufferedjrreat agony without being able to find relief. The discovery of Warner’s Safe Kidnev and Liver Cure marks a new era in the treat ment of these troubles. Made from a simple tropical leaf of rare value, it contains just the elements necessary to nourish and invigorate both of these great organs, and safely restore and keen them in order. It is a POSITIVE Remedy for all the diseases that cause pains in the lower part of the body—for Torpid Liver -Headaches—Jaundice — Dizziness — Gravel- Fever, Ague—Malarial Fever, and all difficulties of the Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Organs. It is an excellent and safe remedy for females during pregnancy. It will control Menstrua tion and is invaluable for Leucorrhcea or Fall ing of the Womb. As a Blood Purifier it is unequaled, for it cures the organs that mate the blood. This Remedy, which lias done such wonder*. Iruggl* tor Dial ; upon loll di ealers at $1.28 rit H. R. C. Hunnicutt's Rheumatic Curl The only rc’iablc.and safe.iemedy futf It taken according to directions it never fain Cures cases of twenty or more years standing, snot removes al impurities of the blood and mus* Thousands rejoice over its marvelous cures. sG*. IIU1CHISON A BKO. General Agent, old by ail Druggist. Atlanta. ov|5 The Great 8pedfio for Kewalfia and Heodocha From Frank L Haralson, State Librarian. Atlanta, Ga., January' 14,1880, Muslim Hutchisow A Brno.: I have tooted roar .Veuralgine both on myself and on others,'and found it to bo all that le claimed—a specific for neuralgia and headache. I recommend it to a suffering public. Yours truly, • >1 Fkahx L. Habauo*. Atlanta, Ga, Ft b. 10,1S7S. Messrs. Hutchison A Bro.: I have uied your M Nearalgine” in »e\era! instances, end find it the best remedy fbr neuralgia and headache I have ever tried. It relieves the pain, leaves noneot those unpleasant effects due to narcotics or other anodynes. * I shall always keep it in my office and take much pleasure in recommending ft to my pa tients. B. G. Holland, D. D , 24 Whitehall, Atlanta, Go. Allan;*, Go.. Feb. 4,1879. Messrs. Hutchison A Bro: Having thoroughly ested your “Neuralgiue" iu my cose I cheerfully recommend if to all who Buffer with neuralgia, ana headache. Thus. M. Wood of Howard, Wood Cno 5A >r »e i 1 >• uggiit. v ol EXCELSIOR COUGH AND LIVER SYRUP Cures COUGH9. both acute and chTcrale. Cures BRONCHITIS. R Cures CHRONIC PNEUMONIA. Cures COUGHS from disordered Liver. Cures WHOOPING COUGH. Cures A3THI4A dependent upon deranged stomach and Liver. Cures INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION or pre vents itsderelepment. It is Tonic, Alterative. Demulcent, Pectoral, Sudorific Jnp acta gently upon the Stomach, Liver ancVKidneys. It Improves the general health. It contains no Opium to derange the Stomach and Digestion, which is the case with most Cough Nostrums, It contains no nauseating ingredient to relax the system, as is the cose with nearly all other Cough Mixt ures. It la & safe Vegetable Oorat—" ' live curative ingredients, with Hoari abasia. Prepared by Mrs. J. R. Shackelford _ J actually d, without inu#est thereon, all fines and ar rearages, frith hfe or.ber pieveiaenaie. port of an' looses or expenses sustained, being first deducted and then cease to be a member Waaid Association or tbedimthn may 1u -their discretion sell the stock of such deU^tueut ocockbulfer, at the suc ceeding monthly meeting of the Association, the higheet bidder, and after deducting Irom l__ proceeds of such sale all fines and arrearsges with such delinquentaivckbplder’* piepurtionste part of til looses and expenses as aforesaid, shall pay overthe balance it any, to such delinquent stock holder, «M ahal> henceforth cease to be a member of (aid Association, and ifa solecooaet be affected In the manner specified theu such stock shall be tor/cited and the said ’ delinquent stockholder re ceive nothing. WITHDRAWAL AND TOA^SPSOa. 6, Should any stockholder not having received on advance wish to withdraw from the association he or she may be allowad to do ro by giving thirty days notice, ou suol) serais as the by-laws may prescribe. Tranfcrs of stock may J*e made at any time, attested by the Treasurer, but no transfer shaUbe valid until all arrearages on the shares have been fully pah} and the i^rsoa or persons to whom the transfer is to be made shall have agreed to. and signed the t uastbuiUra and By-Laws of mid iMOfimtsi ? DtwCJUSKD NEMBCrs. 7, The legal represeutstlve of a deceased mem ber, whs kse received no advance, may continue hts or her relation to the Association; or mar be nettled with on the same terms as are prescribed for a withdrawal member, should any member die, having received an advance, the heirs or legal reprerentatlve may return the balance due, ac cording to the by-laws of said Association, or con tinue to pay the interest, monthly dues, fines and insurance, autil the Association is closed. NVtIOBR OF SUAKXH, VOTXSO, KTC 8, No stockholder shall be entitled to hold in his or her two right more than thirty ait res, nur in voting at an election or altering the onstitutiau or By-isiws represent mon* than fifty, and each stockholder fur each and every share of stock held by him or her, either In his own ri^ht or by trus tee or pioxy, shall be entitled when personally pres nt at any of the ineetiugs of the Association, u oue vote in all elections, either for officers or other purposes. Each stoexhokier shall receive a certificate of tbe number of hares held by hint or her ou pay tag the first month's dues; said certifi cate to be signed hy the beere wry aud Treasurer and countersigned by the President. OPfr'ICMtS AMD COM PE NS ATI Of 9, The officers of the J ssoetation are to bo a President, Secretary and Tre. surer, (the same per-* son to fill both offices) and five directors, and the President shall be ex-o<fieto a member or tbe Board. Tbe officers «dl to be stockholders, to bo elected by the members of the Association annually, aud vacancies to be filled In suchmauner and at such llmea as tbe by-laws prescribe, The Board «r Di rectors shall appoinf a Solicitor, Tbe duties of all the officers shall be defined in the By-laws of tbe Association. The Bbanl of Directors shall fix the compensation of oil the officers, to be paid out of the funds of tbe Association- _ ADVANCES—MINIMUM LOTTEUY. 10, Each stockholder, fbr each share of stock, shall be entitled to purchase an advance of two hundred dollars, and no more under such regula tions as the by-laws may prescribe. The avail- ble funds of the Association itfiall be put up at each regular meeting of the stockholders and be told to the highest bidder, or bidders among them, provided the same be not sold below the rate of premium to be fixed by the Board of Directors, as tbe premium rate at which the funds may be sold. The Board of Directors to prescribe the minimum rate of premium to be aathoriu-d by the By-Laws, provided it be cot levs than ibrty (4U) per cent, at any time. Should thereat any time be no bid lor the uio; ey es high as the minimum rate prescribed; the Secretary and Trea-ury shall pre pare and deposit, in a receptacle provided for that purpose, tickets numbered so os to represent each fchiurc ot stuck no*, borrowed ou, and the President shall draw therefrom a ticket, and the owner of the share so drawn shall be compelled to take an ad vance ou the share thus drawn at tbo then fixed minimum rale, but be shall be permitted to pro cure another stockholder to tuke the amount *o as signed to hint If the available funds be not taken by the stockholder whose share is thus drawn, then another share shall he drawn and the <aue process be repeated, until ail the funds are dis posed of, and kite share or shares thus drawn by a stockholder, shall be held for him or her, ires uls or JmMKiaiUj dee* eud interest, mati! be or she offer satisfactory security. DISCOUNT—I5TXR sxt—* tcuarrixa. XL From all advances taken hy any stockholder is to be deducted the premium offered by him or her or fixed by the Associatlon,such stockholder to settore the AmtetkffiWsweh advance by hypo thecation of one ■hereof otock for each advaneo of two hundred dollars, and by deed or mortgage, or ether satisfactory security, upon real or personal property, to be judged 1 if by tow Board of Direct tors, ana the policy of Imguiuce un the property pledged, to be reuewed annually at bis or her ex- pense. The Bbanl are empowered, whenever they deem necessary, to demand additional security to that originaUy accepted. Wheu such additional security is required the tfeckliolder shall rec-ive a written uotice from the Secretary aud Treasury specifying the time when such additional security must bo given, and such stockholder refusing or failing to ^ive the additional security demanded, to 1 icur a pecuniary penalty to be imposed by the Board of Directors. Whenever practicable the title of the property offered as security, shall be vested in tbe Association, the conveyance to be made to the Secretary and Treasurer of the As sociation; and his successor* in office, as trustee for the same, aud be ia hereby authorised as said trustee to execute a bond for titles to tbe borrower, conforuikble tothe conditions of the loan. When thus loaned, in case of failure to offer sufficient security for sn advance within one month, the month’s interest to be charged to such stockhold er, and his or her right to said advance aha!) cease. a stockholder taking an advance, to pay the sec retary out A Treasury in addition to his or her monthly dues (br shares, one dollar per month for, uicb share oh which such advance is made. The borrower shall pay all costs and charges that may accrue in perfecting the security offered for on ad vance or advances, except the solicitors foes. ADVANCE, VAILING TO PAY DUKS AND KKM1CDT. 13. No stockholder to be entitled to on advance who ia in arrears to the Association, and no real estate taken as security fbr an advance outside of the Htato of Georgia and all persons offering pro perty outside off the County of JUrkv to pay ail additional expenses of examining titles, valuation of property or ^ other purposes. Should a stock holder bavins received an advance, neglect to pay any or all of his or her dues to tbe Association lor three consecutive months, then the directors may H0^'SHOTG.^P‘PtANrA , nW;W0RK (lone In ft lupeclar mwinec *3. twxlerat* ptloee; I meke e ipeetetty of REPAlRTNC. :Z* Wblch 1 w *» en Innesdqt M’KINNON, THE feLAGKSMITH, norll-lyl 4 ■ MEATS, GEORUIA. Admir istrator’s Sale. ' Fnieoaiuto an order ol lira conrt of Ordinary ot Clarke county, will be sold before tbe conrt house door of said eoanty, on the fliat Tuesday In December next, during the legal hoars of sale all the real estate of James N. Coll, deceased, ■ess widow’s dower, to-w it: One tract of land lying partylv in Clark, and partly In Madlsoq eoanty, Georgia, containing #•* 8-1M acres more or less, whereon ea1d deceued redded at the time of hie death, the widow', duwsr ol 18*« acres has been run out, and It Is presumed will be made the Judgment of the conrt before the above day of sale. The balance ef said tract has been divided into three lets, one ot U6 acres lui- R roveddand. one oft 18 acres a,w mill and gin on , and one of 75 acres well Improved plats, all of which and of the dwwer will be exhibited on the day of sale, and can be seen by calliug on the undersigned, aud at the same time and place trill be sold a tract of land belonging to said de ceased, containing 60 acres, more or less, lying in Madison county, Ga, adjoining Loyd Smith, Green Strickland and others, all to be sold for thepayueritofthedcbtsofsatddeceased Terms oaab. WILLIAM M. C01LE. Adtn’r. In small quantities at present It unremu ne relive, and .that, we cannot to deliver It at prices we have done for sometime past. Wo therefore, have adopted the following scale of prices which we think reason- aide, and inch as will not bear heavily upon any one Individual: iS'PInt ticket* for .......... JiflO ‘18PW for-Jb— - 1.00 r Half-gallon tickets for 1.00 Tickets to he paid for when delivered. . H. R. J. Long. H. 8. Hughes. Sold by all Druggists. luuKBiiuru, Lexington, Go. w6m-jy25 PROFESSIONAL CARDS. E. K. LUMPKIN, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW A TURNS, BA. OfBee over Childs, Nickerson, Wynn A Go’s store. ■ Jelly J. W. ECHOLS, . ATTORNEY-ATfLW., i Lexington, n -i- eorgia. Will SOO-Rewafdf. F ive hundred dollars reward’ to any one who will get up; ment for Rheumatism, New _ Guts-tSUff JcJuu, Sprains, Bruises, Poisonous Insects. Toothache, etc. money will be returned to any one not led after using one bottle of the TnRNH Mtor Sweeny, Windfalls, 8on its, Scratches, Fistula nnd in ——iUnlmenu are ntad.rm bntssa Liniment. For Sweeny, Wii Back. Stiff Joln^M all cases where 1 . ■ tfjhepgtli. , , . , , h Mpcn< t Administrator's Sale, a —, ... : Hi:' A-i Pnranant to on arder of tha Coart a* Osdtoaiy of Clarke county, will be sold before tbe oouii house door of said couuty. on the lint Tuesday In November next during the legal hoars of sale three shares of tha capital atoollol the Georgia to**'#?* *s Arkansas, ~ Ttobe ... tion among bar heirs. Terms cash, i Octobers, 18X2. Wji.G. Mavna, Adm'r ot the the estate in said county and slate of said deceased. lonctwtt conijiel payment of principal and Interest by In stituting proceedings according to law when such roceedinga an necessary or proper, aud wheu us part of such dues. When any sale ahull Inks place ol any property mortgaged, conveyed or pledged to tne Association, and the same, together with the atack trauaferrod aa collateral security, may be aold under a power of sale, if ao provLled In the deed or mortgage, the directors to retain se much of the porchaae money as would, at the rate ot premium of the funds then selling or fixed by the hoe id of Directors produce the uarue monthly payment of lotermtas that which said stockholder had been pnviooalr paying on bis or her advance (in ao care to be leaa than tha aet amount actually received hr him oc her) locather with all ether peymenls, money and expenses due to the Asso ciation by each stockholder, nod In case the sec urity cousins of aa abeofnte conveyance of pro* party, or nmrtgags with pern le aell.thtdimctnra sr/e^nra% J s.^d- 2 sheriff! are oatherlaed to sell property undergen- erel exeeatioM, and prior to the lorwal liquidation of the ataouut claimed to be due. TRAZfaYKKO, aUBSTlTtTIOjI, 8ttl*TLXMX>'TS. 18- The Board of Dlrcctoia to bo empowered to give tho consent of ti»e Aseocietien tothe solo of property mortgaged or pledged to it and tothe •obetitution of other prfiperty In lieu of that men* gaged or pledged on toons to be fixed by theBy- un. The directors Iq have outhcrity to moke such settlement of debts due tbe Association os the By-Laws may prescribe, and in oaoe of doubt ful security, such compromise settlements as they may desire* . TITLES. 14. Titles to land vested in raid Aasociation In the course of Its business may be conveyed by a quit claim deed, executed by tbe sSeeretary and Treasury*. | CLOSE WHEN. , t ' „ , 18. Whenever the accumulation of fund* are sufficient to pay off and settle every o neon celled share of stock at the turn of two hundred dollars by deducting tbe rate of minimum premium that may at the time exist, the Directors are empower ed to make such deduct tew and declare the Asso- ciattoa determined and^ closed, provided that premium shall never the kps than 40 per ct without the consent of every stockholder. ' CAPITAT* STOCK. 11 f ’’*1 16. The capital *toclc»f;the Areoctatioo to be four hundred fbxres with the privilege to increase E^ecutor'i' Safe. 1 ■ 10uctw4t Exccators RinhaW SViltoo.doc d. f G eorgia, ci-arke county'.-wherkas* William A. Elder administrator of the estate of Josiah A Browning, deceased, applies to uie for leave to sell, as the property of s*id deccaseu one house and lot lfing in *ald county, containing,one sere, more or less, on Sandy creak road, sdloiuing Uohert Booth and other*, aboat half mile from Barlfereville. h esc are therefore to notify all concerned to show cause at my office on or before the first Monday in November next why said leave should not be granted. Given under my hand at office this 19th day of Sept. 1882. sep2»i-4t ASA M. JAt KrtON, Ordinary. . Cieskey, Guardian of Jefferson L McCles- key, his minor son, applies to me for leave to sell 19 shares of the capital stock of tho Central Railroad and Banking Company; « shares of tho South Western Railroad Company, and 3 shares of the capital stock of the New York. New Haven and Haitford Bailroad company, belonging to said minor. These are therefore to notify all concerned to sbAur cause fit my office on or before the first Monday in November next. Why said leavo should not be granted. Given under my hand at office this 12th day of September, 1889. ASA M. JACKSON. Ordinary. G eorgia, clakke county.—where.* m A. Davis, aduilnistrator of Mrs. Mill/ A. — vis, deceased, applies to me for a dlschi from said admlnulratiou. TLe^e are therefore to cite and admonish all concerned, to show cause at my office, on or before tbe Drat Monda; la December next, why mid discharge aboulr not be granted. Given under my hand at office, hfs 9th August, 1882. ASA M.. JACK90N, 3m3t Ordinary ting for county purposes Monday. October 2, 1SS2. Ordered, that tbe following levies be and are hereby mode ujwn the State tax for 1889, for the following county purposes and necessary cur rent expenses of the county, to-urit: 1st. To pay the legal indebtedness of the coun ty, dne or to become due, during the year, or past due. 30 per cent. 2nd. To build or repair the court house or jail bridges or ferries, or either public improvements according to the contract, SS per cent. 3d. To pay sheriffs, jnilers, or other officers fees, that they may be legally entitled to out of the county, including salary of city Judge 20 per cent, t 4th. To pay coroners all fees that may be due them by tiie county for holding inquests, 1 per cent. 6th. To pay the expenses of the county for bailiffs et court non-r.-sMent witnesses iu crim inal cases fuel, servant hire, stationery and the like, 12 percent. 6tlt. To pay iurvrs. 2G j»er cm 7ht. To ]»ay expenses ineuri ... . . the poor of the county, and as ctticrvrtse pro scribed by the code, “ per cent. • 8tb. To pay other lawful charges agalust the county. 26 per cent. The above levies megri-t-ate 150 per cenLoti the State tax. or 45 cento on entch #100 worth of prop erty, making the Mate atpl county levieM aggre gate 78 cents on each #100 worth of property, be ing-some ns lost year. Any surplus raised by. any of the at*ove le vies to bo applied to any lawful ohiirgesapiinst the comity, or* any legal indebted ness of the County. Asa M. Jaukmj.n, Onlinarv. The above is truly copied ffhm the minutes. Asa M. Jackson, Ordinary. In Mtpporting ctlicrwise pro- G eorgia, ckuike coujiTY.-wnEREAS, TIhmuuh u. Holder, adtfiinlsrmtor of Oberliah T. Echols, deceased, opplies to tue tor leave to sell one shorn of the Capitol Stock of tho North- Efistern Railroad Company, belonging to estate of said deceased. Thtrt© r are, therefore, to cite and adinonfeh all concerned to show cause at my office ou or before tho first Monday in Noveut ber next why Said leave Should not be granted. Given under my hand at office this 98th day of August, 1882. ASA M. JACKSON, * , , j Ordinary. MIJLK! ajBtfJ&Rlir/ w\C- An respectfully Invited tocall at the store of A..S.MANDEYILLE, Where they vstll novr find on- cxhlbrifoii anew and superb line of the latest novelties In J ewelry.^ $Uyet i woi , e, Cutlery, exgravteg a Done with csire tion. an Watches, Clocks, tents. Canes, sire and watfrinteil to give satlsfac- / .svllifii *iu:ootl>MyT ' iF VOtJ WAXT ” - ’, 1 ’ WATCHESj ,i) »rts* *. -.a- .•» (iwt.,1 ies^c.t- Ail ,Anhi "‘C^OCR3^"' 1,i! ,i,KI ••till 111 , "To Ltf l-Jf]. t JEWELRY, SILVERWARE Cull anti examine tho Stock of * 1 w ■ ririJ HtlX .mytt *ti*V- Chas: A-Saudder sift ui iMUietlirB IU tma into 'm* 1 ’ AT.■ !!»,• »ii( Vi ilJ-r’d —.into nt liuif t-irtill vittiU t«H _, Brumby’s Drug Store; .j Watches and Jeweliy neatly repaired, prices ^rry loiy.^ Wholesale and Retail BEARERS IN wuk ANI> SHOES, jb . 1 .ilJJTAi (A Wi, A-tiisriSj ”7 • .... . .ti-.if; ..i. /. iiWf. .i.-jlu -. BE HAPPY SKIFF’S, THE JEWELLER, all uext wreak. Don’t fail to Rive him a call ami look at the many articles lie has received for PRESENTS, r The best assort ment of tip-top Gold Pens.and Cases, Pencil Charms, etc., everhmuchtto Athens; and what could you select mure useful and longer remem bered than a fine gold Pen and Cnsc for lady or gentleman as a prerent- Then; Is a time foreri' ervthiui* under the sun. Let ns now have a MfcUHY CHRISTMAS ami a HAPPY NEW YEAR SKIFF,JEWELLER, ATHENS nov4-ly. '• •" ” 1 * 1 * . 29octdSWtf FURK1TURE. NEW ■ Furniture Store ! JOHN BIRD I *hta sb I Street, where you eun find a SPLENDID STOCK Of all kinds of GQOD FURNITURE aud DAVIS’ sewing machines. ai«o, COFFINS 1 BURIAL CASES S lowest price**. Call and are you buy. *•: JOHN bif:d, • f ""! • • Athens, Georgia DISSOLUTION^;; " u ;l‘ ' ■ ■ * ,•'V ATBMStR GAa, Oct 8.1889. The firm of Ttlmadge, Hodgson ik Co., has this Uav been dissolved by mutual conseut, Mr. J. k. Talmadge retiring. — S3’QUAD Ii’ In retiring from the firm of Talmadge, Hodg son A Co., 1 desire to return tn a generous public my heartfelt acknowledgement for the liberal supportand pat*oua*rb UMeh;we have received, and to ask a continuance ‘of the same fbr the new firm. , J. E TALMADGE. The undersigned; undfir ther firm name of Talmadge & Hodgson, will continue iu business at tim same old stand, and thonking par friends forthtfliberal patronage heretofore eXt “ ‘ ‘ the old linn, respectfully tiie some for the new. GoctdlUi\v4t extended to otic.to continuance of C. G. TALMADGE. E. H. HODGSON. _ ,—jllesin termt of t -elaw for adlsehanre from said administra tion. These are therefore to ette anfl admonish all concerned to show cause at my office on oc before the first Monday in December next why said discharge should not be granted. Gi Under my hand at office thisxUn day of Au>! 1SS2. Aug9-oncom-3m., Given, day of August, ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary. THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. BILL FOR CONSTRUCTION, ETC The Southern Mutual Insurance Company Lewis J. Lampkin cU al It boil , the indivl cy holders, , iw>me composing ihc doss of former policy holders, who arc parties defendant to this bill through representatives alone, desire to be made parties iu tbeir own proper names, it is Ordered that si! of the present policy holders in the complainant, com pany aud alt of the former policy holders Jo tho sonic, who desire to demur, plead or answer in their own Individual n-mes do tinttc In by proper ordero r tbe court on or belu.c tlio first, day of the *•■* un i week ot the next term of shia court snu - be made parties in their own proper names, as well as through > ueir representstivss, and demur, plead or make ms* cr in the premises, and in default thereof that they and each of them shall thereafter be forever 1> .md. It > further oidered that this order be published ones a: month for tonr monti*s previous to thn next term of this court in tbe Athenw Bauaer-Watch man. May term. 1882. May 9th, 1882. Claiborxk Sskad, Judge Superior Court.' I certify that the within and extract from the minutes ol Choke ^ \ u STc!‘c v. v. v«. (a foregoing laatruo nke Superior Court I* I, llL'UWNi, Ecexutor’s Sale. Pnnuant to an order ot the Court of Ordinary of Clarke eoanty, will bo aold on the tint Tues day in November nexk before the court house door oi said county, during, tho legal hour* ot sale, one undivided half Interest of the estate of Thoma, Crawford, deceased, in and to one lot of land lying is aaM county, and In, the Incorpor ate Umita ol Athena, containing three and three quarter (IJ,) acres more or leas, adjoining the North Eastern raflmad on salt.’ George Thomas on tha south, and Hampton Cranford on thi north and west, to be aold as t deceased for the cash. Oct 9,1SS1. be sold as the preparty of said purpose, of division. Terms jounatuon Hampton, • lOoctwtt Executor. , r ii;; All p?n»iri havi.ig demands against Hill Ffew, colored, lato of <ffacke county, doccascd, arc hereby notified to present tin* same to me for paymeut in the time and manner prescribed by law; and those lndebepd to, said deceased are’ uestod to make Immediate payment. OOUBS& BUUMBY, Adm’r. 1 (ter’s.fee^ffik ; !f4> ' ' . .., r ‘ NOTICED By virtof of tbe antbority vetted in uabjr^a power of attorney from,the helrs-ot-law, aud fer nl representatives, (they all being of full o^e) ot John K Jackson, late of sold oouoay, det*d* Will be told before the court house door in A the; Clarke county, Ga, on the first Tuesday In h veraber next, within the legal hours of gale; t... following property divided Into three tracts of land of John S. Jackson, dec'd lying in qpld coun ty of Clarke, 8 miles west of Athens, adjoining lands of Patman, Leste* and Fowler. Two Ofsa-u tracts ooutaining fine Oconee river bottom land and the other fine creek bottoms. -, acre, ^original forest. hST"~ known aatheJames r goofi settlement*; six -two room loghouea. i5bL? ■ Bo. 3 contains vboat two hundred acres more less, li a* im* bottum land smfods seres upland in food state of cultivation, 60 sere? atm fitJd and ltd acres in original oiest. and known as t ie John Jackson home place, to be told tor distribution v r. ii Among the heirs oi said dec’d- Terms Cash.. No. onogosd frame dwetHng; two^oekfiy^ b v? fi-sfe. ;Atf4 ta'net t^'lm^v of Exebutor’s Sale/ ■ '<> Will ben»ii Bext at"' fe. Known a* kin OT the Healderit Directors Youno L. G. IlAttuis. 8tzvzns Thomas, John H. Newton, i Euzok L. Nswt.n, Fckoinand Piunizv, Align P. Dearino, Col Robert Thomas. .John W. Nicholson, L. H. Chabbonhier. , J.H. Hcnnicctt. SADDLES & HARNESS. EBERHART & , l «»ili Ime *nc «r. *? t h ■k}u,t Manufarfurers of CUSTOM HARNESS --it.,if Mil IliW - V., It Ml I H»:i 111 ..i -•.I'lifie iMfkl oi jiuMimm-j ■* tn-‘. • -"’’’I" "< AND ! ' l?;i l *"” 5 m iti ovtiil .It .vmVI i-i.mil/ .ii i livid -r.it Jl ttOH_ > ■ ' uitii lwni v-iitt 'j'tlilJvttH X’ " ; Ii-ii1 MriiillXttM In ;n]iv/mnl to ,1m '* . ilir.ilflOtitinott ot .IviTIJ'm- -nl I A FULL STOCK KEPT ON HAND. WE WILL aarpfreetfitodJ •mjiilni! r.<T-f * ->■■! il’ #/ >.■! * )hi »•»•• D i - I Mfitl j: Liu. 1. . -■ *. iJfif nI Ili'l# l»|iu i|i liillSti wt Of an kluila done’ promptly. Remember the U1 place. . ^ fsni^ o !!■« !!i « 1—:t.iMet .Ik!,: ,, -j|ttl#nl vfii’M quIiiA *vi» iioitu.'in ‘JtJItlq Klh) H HRHJjjt'jKi iiiw ! TO ,1 ! •iii’il mi bjk 1 w>akt -rilT -•fiilin Vj . M.NoJ IO Broad Street, J TI J more oi less, front- houi —^vu.m Mil l m iitini Administrator’siSi i nw Atilt* VitiinJfnt Mini aie. H.ij, .for r flint* vmiiiiiIim.i mill 1-entri . ... rURSUANT-TOlAtV'toBDflR OF TilB ’COURT of Oriliturv of Clark* county wlU b*,**H * lot V* Uu*‘lying “«*st Of aid nr u * M ' Hr. BelL To baaold aa VASSARV LEGE. MULES W.S. HOLMAN Will keep on hand this sea son a fiuc lot of broke and nubroke hor ses and mules which i will sell as low as the market affords. K$*. amine my lot before buy ing. I have Juat received a car-load di rect from »he _ best and moat popular stock-rsfiserv of Kentucky ^* Blable on o3nr> I MUes J.ohneo.n,, 8TEAM DYEING AND GLEANING ESTABLISHMENT. I am better prepared than ever todo all manner of Dyeing and Cleaning, tn the most substantial and thorough raaunoi. Devuting ly to this business I can tu^p out better than those who pretend to carry it on Iff co tion with other business. Refers to ttifil and gentlemen of Aihens.; novil-iy. . time sole work . ,c6nnec- thfi ladies PALACE BARBER SHOP COLLEGE AVENUE. ATHENS, OA; l (Under Couunoreia!Hotel.) . The finest estalilishmunt In th« city, with OA'VlS A HARH1S, Pnopriefor*. ’ o<‘t14-1y. • r , J ' >’ i ? JOS. J ACOBS. . . , ■ 1 i • 1 .... i * • on Bkldi andfott wh Address, STEAM ENGINES. CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, HORSE POWERS, THRESHERS. WHOLESALE DRUGGIST AND f ^ m^s. bark mills. MAN UFACTORING CHEM 1ST, ..i A ■. ’’ i* Clayton street, opposite Dost Office. ' ‘ ATHENS, &A, PROPRIETOR OK 1 “ ■J i ;ri-iv i 1 1.1 'll •••Iiifj Jacobs’ Horse ■ and’ -Cattle Powder*, Jacobs’ Nerve Lloimetit. Jacobs’ Vegetable:Worm. Syrnp. Ja>n-i • cobs’ KyrupTar anil Wild ; .il i •Cherry: ■ Jacobs’ Kh.i ii j -h ’U . -— sence Jamaica Gin- ’ « n / nli an ger; ' Joe Ja-ii. -i,<.!i’>i>. Tcobs’: Oil^ u. * - li ft etc. .vilm • >-. MANUFACTURER OF > . ct .1 MEDICINAL KliiX 1 ItS, FLUID EX- TRAt^TS, and all oihef- PHAR*- M ACEDTIC ALrPREPAR A TIONs! My stoek la fun In all de^trtnMnta, Anil I am prepared to fill orders* at short nqtice and at low est market rates. SPECIALTY—-Supplying coun try merchants and phystclaris. , < Beud for • price liat. PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES P WEIL, tllE OLD RELIABLE " nl IwiMlaOlllliitW MtoniriaMI -j Boot &Sltou iffanufaot urer. j I have removed my Boot and Shoe Shop oveir tbe room• -* ^ r ‘ * Avenue, al pared than ever, for any y work is first-class and wXrronted. , T >p over n formerly occupied by tac, oa College , above (L Sofia’*. wb.re I am bettor :,r— lan over, fbr any work in my lino. My first-class and warranted. r BOOTS' anil SHOE^^ REfAiBED on short notice. WiU.half-sole from 50 cents to 91.9S, according to quality. Prices to suit the lines. Thanking usy customers for their i past i« in t’tl* TuratiToi Ijono cotton lit thu Athena Factory will' be he. tweuu niiMiu'.the Baafniaklandlthree iu tht iiUentooo, ami all cbttu ’ * * ’ day will not be u-ed iu iactory until tbe next dav. This I* to give all p»«f a toning cotton due time to intercept their cotton if presented at tbe factory fbr sale. * ! "ii; , ml R L. BLOOMFIELD, .* Agent Athena Manufuotnring Co. ; - Jap. 18, 1832. iilJLiirt dltwly. GROWN BY Form. All. ore FREER and wverj. paper dated HE NO TEA, the bMt In the place. It Burker Hill Harnesa OU. Warner’s Remedies. St Jacobs’ Oil. xnd all popular Pat. Medicines. ’ - 8L Lonla Lead, Linseed Oil. Mixed Patnta. In our lino, and trill ! nil ln.,h .ljuitw SELL AS LOW AS THE'LOWEST. . , - j’rtKKllU >1/ DilA ->ff •inf:?**.!*'. In ; /NinJldi E.C.LONG&CX3; Jo itaJI —ii'ii.iixbiiH :Woftvjdejjiuil The Best is, i.-the .Cheapestl iifir id i CallwtmyS . - Or al Child"), Nickerson, Wynn A Co’s. 'JOMXSnKSL. i Work than Jim jonever, i my Brother for the present year, who laa prath tical Wagon-Mskar. - i i' ALL KINDS'OF REPAIRING. «* done In the beat manner and atiTWrt iibtfeJ—nil reasonable thir t^re« -i vi - ■ i.iiiP.iBENSONyii i fehj-ly Spring at. nesrGaun A Reavt’s. AthenS BIO STOCK OK GOODS! over one hundred per cent in the last year, decided in buy a larger st4»k than ever before. My stock is, bought wish an eye iiiiigle to tho Wholesale trade. Please remember that in PROVISIONS, HEAVY STAPLE DRY GQ0DS, GR0CER- .11 IES AND CAN GOODS, • I'defy eompetltlon ip Geotgla. AU City Vatrenaga wUt,ffltd attentive afileamen, good* to please, and prompt delivery anywhere In therfty limits. IB UiwpnrchBW of cotton, thfi’ reliable buyer G. W. MASON, can always be found in myWofehouse ready to buy. Allperaans dealriug to .vif'»«'“l t>il ,-■ 1 ’,di/. 1' .xbao Aaat- two aa S|®Bp|5i)!TfON Iu my Fireiwoof Warohouae, will find rensotiable terms, and LIBERAL ADHANCES made on all cot ton stored,. Insurance must beaddod whenafivanoea are made. U> prevent leas. S. C. DOBBS. sep3G'tf ATHENS FOUNDRY UtO.N fiNL BRASS CASTINGS. MILL GEARING, MINING AND MILL MACHINERY, SAW MILLS, SMITHING, REPAIRING, PAT’N WORK, CANE MILLS. ROLLER8, (for wood frames.) COLT POWER and LEVER COTTON PRESSES IRON FENCING, <Sc. , „ AND AIS0 AGENTS EQR THE MOST APPROVED T] CREELS, R. N CKERSON, Agent, Athens; Ga. THOS: BAILEY, Superintendent MILL FINDING FURNISHED AT MANVFAC CRER8 PRIC18. CHILDS, NICKERSON, WYNN & CO., SUCCESSORS TO CHILDS. NICKERSON A CO.), ’ Keep always In sWckdhc most ^{ftelhreoIttARDWARE in Noril oa«i Georgia. Our afore »ini FimUngs, Buj^jy and VVagon Matcrial, Harnops, Machine Oil, Ppoketand T§ible Cutlery, And in fact every manner of article found in a first-Cla&v Hardware Store, in prices. Give us but a trial and yonr trade is secured*, ., & . We defytcompetltton mhatf NEED. SEEDSjFSJ t m%«, E Aa c <8tT*l^^®f^EEOS IS E EDS ".Ilnmlaomo Ki^tmicd Ciitnfogue and Kara] Hcglater JOfBB TO ALL. .J*:iCIIANTS, Spjjr, fig. rtfph HWfptBSS CAKDS FO It TitA DC LIST. \ r MONTGOMERY’S pools ap|i, Itnplements TO SUIT THE SEASON. illil 1 MOWERS and hutvor, i THE OSBORN’S HOWfiSSuljcey j THE OLIVER Chilled One and T\t THE r •Id it* Hi DvijJ \o t(oir«v«i* pies and clean seed, to save your hnj j,, v TH§^wUhT*^'* ** THETHOMfl T. 1 ?? your crojm, cotton j *ECLI1«F I£5 Fa^pffi ft fcSS&W* ,,r driiu a BNcaxRa' F ^> t ?^ UHAR ' baxton axd bookwal- SbllGUM MILLS, KVA PO RATO Rft at same priced. . 6 rronvr *. ’ : u’Oj I ilrr) -I -i !-.!’ *riseflfv,i*.MatKRU land. ^.•Pfj8v|L Bfistcultlvator used to WWiplwW! in oats and wheat l planters, ill* 3T SEPARATO: TIIE OLD jA. fergeilotiof .Montgomery’s Pure Rust Proof Oats’ fehifiijy 1 ‘ J.N, MONTGOMERY; Dobb *- i. vvum; ' m Di*uggisfe-Ath«i\‘s/' , G*.'' COR. BROAD& HUNTRR WrffRET&'lA’n’T.JLWHvA n a WStA ,d cireulare S' *' PORTABLE TFtmioN AND "? -mm m--