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WEEKLY BANNER-WATCHMAN Tl/ESDAY JUNE 1886. BANNER-WATCHMAN ornoiAL organ or City of Athens and Clarke, Oconee & Bank*. ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Daily, $5; Sunday, $1 .... Weekly, $1 ,T. L. GANTT. ELEGANT ENGLISH. We were told by n gentleman on yesterday, that in endeavoring to convey the idea that a proposed delegate had retired in favor of his elder brother, Gen. Gordon used the followiug words: “He pivt up to his big bud." This man is a can didate for Governor of Georgia. He will, if elected, he looked upon at home and allroad as the pioper ex ponent .of the chaiactei, the man ners and the education of our peo ple. If he speaks the English after the above fashion, the impression he wiil make upon an educated stranger will he unpleasant. In the long list of illustrious men who have adorned the chair of state from Oglethorpe down to McDaniel, there never has been one yet who could not speak decent English. Gov. McDaniel speaks it with dif ficulty, but when >t does come, it is pure, and his difficulty does not arise from want of knowledge. lie writes with ease, grace and precis- WOULD YOU ? Il you wanted a business partner, would you select Gen. Gordon? If you wanted a president for a bank in which your money is investbd, is not tie the last man that you would choose? If you wanted a manager fora factory, or any other institu tion-where busines tact is required, would you engage the Atlanta can didate for governor? You would not, for the simple reason that you have no confidence whatever in Gen. Gordon’s capacity to manage business, and know that his whole file has been one succession of fail ures. And yet you are willing to elect him to manage the intricate business of our state government, and in which every man, woman and child in Georgia has a personal interest. Is there any reason or justice ip. this: IfGen. Gordon can not even successlully manage a sheep ranch, what will he do with the multitudinous and complicated business of our state? This is a se rious question that voters should ask themselves. While not im pugning the integrity and honesty of Gen. Gordon, we do charge that he is utterly unfit and incompetent to guide the helm of state, and refet to the disastrous failure of every- thingthat lie has undertaken to man age in confirmation of the charge. We appeal to the fair-minded peo- THAT ATTEMPTED BRIBERY. .» Mr. Gantt also publishes a “roorback” to the effect that the Gordon managers bad attempted to bribe the editor of the Hartwell Sun - to support Gordon. The Hartwell Sun thus disposes of the un savory yam: “Tlie editor of this paper wants it dis tinctly understood that be does not con sider and has never so stated, that any attempt has been made to bribe him in the gubernatorial campaign by an agent of the Atlanta Constitution, or anybody else, and has never authorized the pub lication of anything upon which the in ference of bribery might be predicated.” It remains to be seen whether the Banner-Watchman will give this denial the flaming prominence, in royal rhetor ical English, which it gave to the un founded and indefensible charge. We have never vet denied an act ol The Bacon men are not spending one dollar in this campaign, white the Gordon leaders are Hooding the country with money. Guidon’s boom is not so unani mous now since those little batches of ring-hound counties have acted. Dr. I-'elton says he will not be a candidate lor Governor under any circumstances. This is a settler. ion. But here is an aspirant for this high office, who talks in a dia- j pie of Georgia not to place anv man lect which is well-known and iia> •** *' ,c head »l our stale govein- famifiar surroundings, but w hich if heard from the lips ol one occupy ing high official station would ex cite a smile of derision. We un derstand that this is but one of the many ungainly expiessions. which are in constant use by Gen. Gui don. He ought to know that among a cultivated people, such as a ma jority of the people of this state are. there is no sympathy for coarse language coining Irom one who es says to be their representative. This maysecmtohi.il anil his directors a small matter, but if so it reveals the existence of greater things which are very objectiona ble. There is something due to the station lie is seeking and that which he is supposed to occupy. When a candidate for a high office goes before the people in public addresses and says with a grimace, “I’ll git thar, hoys,” and “I’m in for this thing, you bet,” and who tells the story of the dug and the pitch fork when many ladies are in his audience, he may not be committing crimes, hut he is making himself ridiculous. If lie should he elected he would make the state ridiculous. There is a certain dignity necessary and proper, to be observed by him who occupies or seeks high office in Georgia. Our people have not been accustomed, nor were their fathers before them accustomed to be ruled over hv men ol whose manners they were ashamed. The people of Georgia arc as genteel as the people of England. Suppose Mr. Gladstone should regale the voters of any part of the United Kingdom with such language as we have above quoted from Gen. Gor don, the people would be ashamed of him, and his influence would be destroyed. Such expressions would suit, perhaps, the civilization of Ne vada or Utah, hut they are out of place ill Georgia or any other place inhabited bv cultivated people. THE LAST CHARGE. ment that cannot mating (fairs. SING HEY, THE» GALLANT CAPTAIN, the Remarkable Story ol an Atlanta Policeman Will '£ Every strain or raid altark* that weak Lack ami urarly prostrati THE BEST TONIC Strengthens the Muncies, Stumiics the Nerve*, I’nrlchc* the niood. <;irrs New Vigor. Da si. L. Mteub, Fwrti.-’.sl. Ion 1. un: ” Drown’* Iron II it Urn in thn U-it Iron medicine I hare known in my :«» jeant’ practice. 1 hart- found il HH-t iaily beneficial m u< rvnunor phjmicalexhaustion, and in all doUlitMing ailments that bear so heavily on the system. U»e »t freely in my own family.” ME. W. F. Brows, 537 Main St.. Covii •sys: "Is justice to an opponent, and assure the Constifution that we give to its denial “the flaming prominence” that we gave the charge. We clip ped our information from the Franklin County Register, and it was in full keeping with the cam paign as conducted by some of Gen. Gordon's leaders. But since the paragraph was published we have obtained additional informa tion, that we will give to the public and to the great Atlanta organ. A gentleman who is on the most inti- mate terms with the San editor stated to us that while a bribe was not tendered Mr. McGill an agent for Gen. Gordon offered to buy $500 or even even $ ,000 worth of papers if he did support the ring candidate. This is not a hrihe(?), but first cousin to one, and we do not pre sume that Mr. McGill will deny that such an offer was made to him. More than one gentleman in t-lberl told us that a Gordon advance- agent was closeted with the Sun aditor for some time on the day that Major Bacon spoke in Hartwell, and Mr. McGill was overheard to _ I say, “I cannot doit," and other sen- a fences of refusal. Since the veruc- o g 1 ity of his friends is brought into § ! question, Mr. McGill will doubtless j tel! the public exactly what did oc- | cur, and let‘them judge as to wheth- ‘ er a bribe was intended or not. We | do not suppose that the Constitu- j tion was in any manner connected with this, as a paper cannot he held responsible lor the private acts of its agents. Baows. 637 Ma.n St.. Corinstan. Kr., completely broken ti*rwn in health ana r<>uMrd with pains in my back. Brown's Iron llu tom entirely restored me to health.” Genuine has above Trade Mark and crossed red ling GEN. GORDONS WAR-WHOOP. CLINCRIAN’S REMEDIES THE CLIKGMAN TOBACCO OINTHEKT Tin: .host i:fl'htivk i*in:i*.\na tion on the market for Pil.v*. A S| |{ K f i ll K for llrhi.u IMe*. lit* ..nrr fwtlrd t.. *iv* pr .Ti.vA relief, w.ll .ure Anr.l VUer*. Aimer** » i.-tuia. Tetter. Salt lSb.-mn Barber's Itch. l;ia*. ■v«irtn«. Pimpim. H..™-. and Jb-iK Price .'*(!«• I*. THE CLIHGMAK TOBACCO CAKE NATI'JM-:’* «\VN Kl.ljliHY, l ure all W..Cu»«. Brubies. Snrein*. Kxyrit* la*. Boil*. I ’arl. .... 5.-* It Pel .un. Vlrera. M.r Sore K,e*. * Jbeur^V * >{ — is. Milk 1 ay Kn.iU We cnretul.y read Gen.Gordon ’s speech, published in iht Macon Telegraph of Sunday—and the andcms««»d redlinct 111 , . er. Made only by 1 same old narratsgue that l!c has liALTlMOlil, MU. \ been, yelling lor weeks into the ears of the unoffending vote rs of Geor gia—and hoxv it can change any man with a thimbleful of brains is more than we can surmise. Gen. Gordon does not answer a single argument made by Major Bacon or attempt to explain the serious charges against his fitness lor the office of Governor; but it is filled with boasts ot what he claimed to have accomplished, and the most disgusting outbursts of self-lauJa I tion. Gen. Gordon does not give a I single reason why he should he elected Governor, hut relies solely j on the fact that he made a good I soldier. Will the people be caught with such chaff’? If they are, it is high time to place a qualifying test on voters that will protect the coun try from their acts at the ballot-box Tnis speech of Gen. Gordon’s, to- LEGAL NOTlCtS—OCOWEE COUNTY P ostponed sheriff's sat.k.-wiu he «nid ou the first Tuesday in July next, before the court House ooor iu the County of Oconee and State of Georgia, within the legal hours of sale to the highest bidd* r lor cash, the undivided interest of Mrs. A. It. Dobbins in the following property: To be sold to satisfy a fi. fa, issued Irom Walton Superior. Februory Term. 1885 in favor o9 Moore * v» inter for the use of the otlicers of court vs. A. R. Dobbins: one tract of laud lying in said county of Oconee, and state oi Georgia ou the road leading from Watkinaville to Farmington, by the way o. the old camp ground, on the right .baud stdc of the road beginning at a stake corner, theuce N 67° &), W 21 c, 44 1 to a red oak c* rner; thence N 27° 45, W 5e iO 1. to a red oak corner, thence S 6» 1-2° W 5c 271, to a pine corner, thence d f-4 1-2 C W 86c 311. to a Mulberry corner, thence 8 53° 30, E 12c 75 i to a whit oak comer, nearbrancy, thence M sO 3 IS, E Me 251 to a stake on tac road aforesaid thence up said road N 31° E 13c 30 1 to a stake thence N 37 J E 14c, 251 to a stake, lorn t-riv Kras- well s pine corner, thence N 3> l-*° K 6c to a stake corner thence N 33 J ti 6c 45 l to the begin* ning corner, contaning ouo hundred and twenty* 22-100 acres, more or letw. adjolni iglaudol i. ti .May ue, Branch and lunds formerly tielonging to Samuel Braswell now deceased. Also at same time and and place one . th**r tract rparce of land-adjoining the above iesonbod tract, and only separated therelrom t»y ; aid road, ns aforesaid, tying ou the Jolt hand sid thereof, beginning at a pine corner ou said roi.-J, thence 8 66 ’ 3U‘ r; 13 C5M 1 te a stake eo; ne . near a pond, thence 8 41° W 20c 30 1. to an i. ak bush rner, thence N 61 30' \V to ap cm .•-.truer on id road, being formerly Br*» well’u coiner, meutioned in description of lorn: a tract, thence N 3*2'’ Eoc ton stake corner, theme along said road towards Watkinsviile, to the oeginmu,; cor ner containing 24 acres, more or less. Prop rty pointed out by James Moore, cue of the plaint. Ts, and writteu notice served upon the truant in S mxe.ssion, Mrs. A- R. Dobbins, this 51st da;, of ay DW>. B. E. OBERllY, S. O. el wit. LEGAL N0T1CES t CLAKKE COUTY ■ i i ■■ , • C lt.ARKE 8HERIFF8 HALE.—Will be arid ) the tirst Tuesday in July 1885, bewro the Court House ditor fn Athens, «Jlarko County, Georgia, between the legal hours of salo the loi- lowiug described proi»euy, to-wit: Ail that tract or t»arccl of land and improvements thereon, situate, lying and being in Athens, Clarjto county Georgia, known as lots number six and seven.according to a survey of the Elizar Newton, property, made by C. B, Chandler, August SOtb, *382, and a plat of which is oi hand m Clerks Oilice, Clarke Super or Court, Book, D. D., page Lot uumber seven contains six acres, uioie less, and has on it the dwcl lag house occupied by ElUarNewton at the time of his death, oai i lot trout* on Baxter airs t, s‘.x chains and runs back to the br.tuch running into aud making the water works poud. The sirtes o! this number seven are straight lines from Baxter street to the branch, the line on the West side being 10 chains and ft) links to a corner on a street not named, the lino running c*outli-Ea*t one chain and •sevotity links to a corner ou the branch, then the uranch is the line to a poiiu whore lot number six is marked, thonce the line goes straiglit tack to Baxter street eight chains and fifty lints to the corner on Baxter street. Iietwecn lots six ana seven, chaudier Sutvcy. Lot nuutoet six. Chan dler Survey fronts on Baxter street ninety-nine teat, and is bounded on the West by lot number seven, and on the hast by lot numtier live, aud ou the South by th-.' branen that makes the i-ond. The Western lit ♦* of lot number six iscightchaiua and fifty links and the Eastern line ts live chains and twenty link. 8aid property levied on and to be sold a* the property of tlie Athens city Water Works Company, by virtue of a li. fa. in favor ot John C. Pitner, for the use of the Bank of the University aeamsi the Athena City Water Works company. Said li. fa. issutd ou a ju l fc Tiifnt ob tained April lertu Clarke Superior Court. Deed for the purpose of Itjvv and sale of caid lots being made, tiled and rendered before lew by Joint C. Pitner to the Athens City Water Works Company, this May 29, 1H‘6. Written notice served ou tenant in pooosiou, this May 29,18S6. JOHN W. WinK, Sheriff. Capt. W. P. Manly. rnpfaiii W, P. Manly, whose picture lio.itls this article, is a well-known menu! her of Atlanta’s excellent police force Atlanta is noted for the discipline and eiiiciencv of its corps of police and the standard of its rank and file is very high, t’ap'.ttm Mauly is a fair specimen of the infeiii’jeuce and physical perfection which is required of its ofliciais. Some years ago the Captain unfortunately ac quired a blood poison, which for years gave him more or less trouble, aud threatened to undermine and totally destroy !iis entire physical system. lie is a magnificent specimen of manho<»d il li a constitution like iron, but this insidious disease gave him t'XMlST.%KABLE WARNING that* it was sapping and mining at the foundations of his constitution, The Captain slid in conversation l>st •k: Yes, sir, about two years ago I was alllicled with a bad case of blood poison, aud after trying various blood remedies in larip* quantities without doing me the slight >t goou, I was induced to tiy flunnientt’s Rheumatic Cure, and after using three bottles was completely cured. 4 1 am now in perfect health and a» tribute my present condition to this wonderful medicine. I cheerfully re commend it to all who are suffering with any blood disorder.' The cheapness of this wonderful remedy, (its price being only $1 a bottle) should place it within reac*n of all and no better cleanser and blood cure was ever made. I know, for I tried ’em nil/ This medicine Manufactured by J. M. !Ionnieu»t & Co., Atlanta, Ga., is for snle bv all druggist. r APITAL PRIZE, $75,OOU Tiekvts only J5. Hiiarev in proportion. JuneS a B. E. THRASHER, Ordinary. deceased, are hereby notified to reu, in due form of law applied to me for letters of I demand* to the undersigned according u» law, disinission from said administration, and i will and alt persons indcb.ed te said estate are re- i,nm upon the same on the first Mondav tn Sep- quired to make immediate payment. . * • ~ ^ ■ I JOHN K. CRANE. W. D. GR1KKETH, Executors of Jolin W. Nicholson, deceased. juueiw3m. M ARY VINSON v», E. C. VIS SON.—Divorce in Clarke Superior Court, April Terre 1S86. It appeariug to the court by >at;s f aet»ry evidence, tlo.tthe defendant E, <». Vinson resides without the limits of the State, it is theieu|»ou ordered by the court that the Defendant appear at the next term of this Court on the 2d Monday in October next, and that service ol this order bo pet fee ted upon t’.»e Detendunt by public-Attou thereat once mouth lur four mouths iu the Ban tier-Watch- ..tan Newspaper, prior to the next term of the Court, iu open Court, April 23d 1S*6. N. L. HUTCHINS. Judge, S C.W.C. L. A H. COBIl, BiaiiUiffs Attorney. G KORG1.-i OCOSEE COUNTY.—To all whom i. I may concern, Lindsay W. Downs, Exocuiorof | Lt-roy Huff deceased, has in due form ot law a)’ , piled to me for letters of dismission from said i Executorship, and I will pass u|K»n said applica- li. iai cigni B. E. TI IRaSHER, Ordinary. t ie up pi Joan H i: Maicom, deceased, li: tion In terms of the law f.»r leave to sell the land.- belonging to the estate <»f said decease.d. and I will past upon .Aiiid application on Iho first Mon August, lSatl B. E, THR.H IIKR, Ordinal jun J OHN LEQWIN, Et At. vs. JACOB R.McREE, Ex’r. of laitt Al. Legwin. deceased.—Bill Ac, , m Oconee superior Court—Anawe.-ofDcf’t.. J. R. MeRee iu tlie nature of a cross bill, July term, 13*5, of Oconee Superior Court.—It appearing to the court that tie? defendant, Jacob It. MtG.ee, Executor oi Lutt M, Legwio deceased, has li!e«i his answer in tlie nature of a cr<»s bill in the above stated case. au*t prayed t’:at ihe following named patties, who reside out of the slate ol irgia, be idc pariieN deteiniin the i 1*1 8! State oi California and Asa L W. Veal, O. C. Wood, Tillerro M. Wood, and Maiissa Crai»b of the state of Texas. It is ordered by the court that the above named parties be made parties tlefeudaiit to said lid t^J, ne nee ted c by the publication of tbi* order once a week for v o iun.itliK iu (lie Banncr-Watehinan, a uews- papur pubiiahe*) iu Atbeux, Georgia, before July Term ISB'*, t»f the superior Court of Oconee county, thiii 24tii dav oi May ISsc. ' B. K. TUKiSHEK, al.KX. 8. KRW/N. Sol's, for Del't. J. It. McRee, Kx’r. Granted:—N. L. HUTCHINti, J 8 C W C iiiay25w*2ui LK(i\I NOTH US—I ANLS < 01 NT\ Joshu.i Wood, deceased. )u,s applied to me for letters ot dismission n administration, and 1 wiil pass upon tho plication on tae first Monday iu July, lr-S6. Wit ness my hand and official signature, this April Louisiana Slate Lottery Company. “W.iio hereby certify that we ■upem.e the ,rrhn,.iui-iit. for ,11 the Muuthly »ud tluartcrly Drawing-- of th, Louisiana htate Lottery Com pauy, >inJ in person manage and control the Draw t’-«fh- W’hile most lustily yt-llinw “sl:in ; tier” to ,1’own the perlineiit queries ■ shot into Gen. Gordon's ears, his j .emisaries continue to eo through ] the country circulating the most in- i famous lies and appealing to every prejudice, in order to defeat Major j Bacon. In several comities aiound i here they have put out the repor: i that Bacon is theauthorol the stock | law bill, and made speeches for the i same in h s own county. There is j not one word of truth in tlie story. I Major Bacon <iid not introduce tills bill, diil not vote for it, and never made a speech on the subject in his Ife. That story is a lie made of whole cloth, and its industrious cir culation shows to what dire extrem ities the Gordon campaigners are reduced. They dare not publish these stories in the papers, but hired emisaries are going through the countrv whispering them into the ears of the honest voters. Will the people endorse such a practice? To propound to Gen. Gordon a legiti mate and aflogether proper ques tion is slander; but the most 'miser able falsehoods can be secretly cir culated about Major Bacon without a word of protest. The irutb is, the character of the People’s candi date is spotless, and there is no way to reach him except by a stab in the back. THE CLINGMAN TOBACCO PLASTER lie In ll»»* mtt*I Mfirnfilic PMfi ’iT Hi'OArm: i*-«l v.ith tb^pnmt »l.sd»t*s*. AI Imu r.nd Oomxutialonts W»*, !li** undersigiuji Hanks and B:m- k«rs, will pay all Prwe* dmwn in The Louisiana State Lotteries which may be presviiu tl at our counters. J. H. OGLESBY, Pros. Loui*iana National Bank. J. W. KILBRKTH, Pr\i». State National Bank. A.BALDWIN, Pros. New Orleans National Bank. frit orj-orated In WGS lor 25 veara by the Legisla tor K.iucational and Charitable purpoties— capital of 81,000,000—to which a reserve of I fir IH I l.t-1 !*!•-». ol iM.jcrDirvf Ti-li Moor, and is f, Cr.in\V, e a.ri-C»keot tb .•I nt-it.-.ut tir intlahin-.it I ams %•!*.>>. fr.m. loo.1«*!; •»V tli-* Ti4u»ccii(:»le. Pur IleidarlM' or otErr Actias and Pains, it m mvaJuabU. price* l.*> rln. Ask jour druggist forthsse mn.<«lieH. «■» writ.-to the CLiNGMAN TOBACCO CURE CO. DURHAM. N. C.. U. S. A. fund ol over £550,000 hai since been added. By an overwhelming popular vote its irauchlac wtu made a part of the present State Constitution gciher with one from Major Bacon. 1 ooe-»ober2d a. d„ 1*79. , , , . . . , _! llic only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed should be placed in the hands of' '•>' tn** I fop!e of any state. It never scales or and let every vo»er in tlie state, them compare the idle vaporing* of j the one with the solid reasoning of! V. f Its Gran d Single Number Drawings rconthly, and tne *Extnumlinary gularly every three months instead nttualiy as heretofore, beginning March. the otiier.* * I , A «*P»ewSId opportunity to win a fortune. | Seventh «-rai d Drawing,ClassG.in tho Arndomy t, _ , 1 , .1 . (of Mu-c New Orleans, Tuesday. July 13 It seems that tn«* hantl of the vo- * - *»—»-»_» y »ers of Hancock county were against SEA FOAM ALL FIRST-CLASS Storekeepers now keep it for Sale The Gainesville Sun speaks of newspapers being “paid in the in terest ol Bacon.” Such a slander is as false as it is unjust. Theic is not a paper in Georgia, supporting Major Bacon’s candidacy, that has ever received, that expects to re cei/e,or has been tendered one cent for their advocacy oT this gentle man. If reports be true, there is a good deal of money, however, being used on the other side. The democracy of Etbcit were right when they decided to entirely separate the gubernatorial and con gressional contests and have them on separate days. Now let Oglethorpe do the same and it will be better for all sides and the peace and harmony of the party. We do not see how any man, with the sense of a doodle, can vote for Gen. Gordon alter reading that old evasive how] he is sounding through the state. You may safely put Elbert, Oco nee, Hart, Banks, Jackson, Walton and Gwinnett down in the Bacon column. We know whereof we speak. TO 1‘AIIEVTS. i cure for tho tender SKA l’OAM contains none of the bmi qualities of linking powders—k*i<la or salt-ratits. It contaitts no hurtful Ingredient—no uium or ammonia. ihe Ishmaelite, anti the Ishmaelitc 103,0t>0 was against them. Gordon cip- • tured Spaita precinct and the poli- | j - (lu do ticians, but the solid old farmers 1 }, of ° of the rural districts stepped in and | J* jj 4 ‘saved tiieir Bacon.” | 7®, 1 }° '! a l&Hii.-V. CAPITAL PRIZE, *75,000- icketx at Five l>ollarx Kit h, iu Filths in proportion, LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Capital Prize $60 0 |l<U0 It is reported that Gen. G*>rdon ; has Evan P. Howell tied out as a 1 dark horse, anti after the fifth ballot wtl! put h'S gubernatorial harness on thi« gallant editor. When Cap tain Howell canters into ihe arena, nunn is the word with us. The M aeon Telegraph has pub lished Gen. Gordou’s old stereo- typhed speecli as campaign materi al. and if it don’t elect Bacon there is no need to try and disgust the p.*< p!e with bombastic nonsense. If there is anything in* promises and Gordon is elected Governor, Georgia will have 13 principal keepers of the penitentiary 1 ext year. 800 2U0 IU0 $ 75,001 *5,060 10,000 12.000 10,0tK) 10,000 10,00*; 20,0* K) 30,00.) 28,000 25,000 \ D A1 T. F. HILL. Orffinary. DDIE MAYFIELD vs. JfM MAYFIELD.-- •el of Total Divorce—Banka Superior Conrt Torn 1Shs6 —It ajijiearing from tlie return <4 the Sheriff' that tlie defendant, in the abo stated cam; does not reside in the county, amt further appearing from the evidence that tl saitl defeedaui does not rcaide in this state. It ordered by tne court that service be perfected in the above stated ease by publication of this Athens. Go., this March 17th issc J. 11. ESTES, J. H. L. BROCK, Libelant Attorney. Georgia Ranks County.—I hereby certify that the above order is a trae extract from tht minutes ot Banks Superior Court, this May 3d, L. N. TURK. C. 8. C., B. C. 1 it 51. L McDonald bus iu d •liod to the utidersigned for pemaneut administration on the estate 01 James McDonald, late ot said county deceased, and I will pass upon saitl application on the first Mon day in Julv, iss6. Given under ciy baud may c< .et, A true extract from tho minute Superior Court, April IVrm, !8i?6. inaylltn4tu. of ularke JOHN 1. HUGGINS, Clerk. I I BEL FOR DIVORCE.—Wm. Hunter vs. J Nellie Hunter—It Hppoaringto the court by Hie return of the Slierifi tnat the Gefendant, Nellie Hunter is not to be found in the county ot Clarke ami it further appearing that saitl Nellie Hunter is a non resident of the -state, it is otdereu y tne court tha* service be periected m thLsCise y publication according to law in tlie Athens Banner-Watchman, a newspaper published in Athens, Clarke County, Georgia, thin April 23, juiiehw4t N. L. HUTCH IN 4, J. 8. C 4 DMINISTRATOP.3 SALE.—By virtue of an Jtl order of the courtofordiuuryoiL’larkerountf granuHlnt the regular June Term, I will sell before the court house door duritig the legal hour* ot sale iu the city cf Athens, on tlie first Tuesday iu July, the followiug very desirable city 1, fronting 105 feet, more n:id running back on tian- feet. more orlssa, containing more or less, with tlie f Major il. M. Hill, « brick 1 everything nece* Lot No. 2, vacant opertv, via: ! lesson Pulaski e<K-k Avenue 21 about (* '.) one half elcirati with good well *»f water. goo>1 (2)*; servants house, and conifottable he ing on Pulaski street 1**5 leet, more or runuing buck 135 feet, mere or less; this tin? most desirable building lots in the city, being immediately on street car line, convenient to all the churches, schools and business porti the c.ty. containing 3-5 of an acre, more o “ ‘ 1 alley, and is about 75 f* et less, contains abjut 1-6 of There is on tlda lot a good two room house, and a stable. I resetve the right toci sulidate any two of these lots and »e:l them gut her or set arately on the day of sale. Sold lor t’te pu: 1*030 of paying debts ami distribution. Terms cash. J. R. CRANE, Administrator de bonis non Maj. Rlauton M. Hill deceased. junc8w4t Sulky Hay Rakes, (irain Cradles, Cultiv; Harrows, Gullets Ixins, Feeders and Condensers Lawn Mowers, Lawn Sprinklers, Rubber and Hose Reels and the latest FLY FANS. South-west Corner Broad and Thomas Streets. Athens, — — — Georgia, t 1 LAltKE -SH KlUFF’A’S.iLE—Will be sold before . the courthouse door of saitl county, in the c*ty of Athens, ou the first Tuesday in July, 1846 between the legs! hours of sale, ail that tract or parcel of land being ami lytug iu saitl county, aud ou tlie Athens and Jefferson roid, about three miles from the iurwer place, containing one hun dred and seventeen (117) acres, u.ore or less, as surveyed by C It Chamber, April 4ih 1S83; more particular described as follows: beginning at a large gait* pjst corner, betweeu said tract and an other tract owned by A U Johnson, ruunisg thus; South 5U degrees, West 17,50 chain.-, to h stake corner, thence South 3j degrees. West 12,50 chains to a stone earner ou the Athens and Jefferson road, thence alnug -aid road Noith 57 degree* West 11.50 chains, to a stone corner thereon, thence North 31 > a degrees, Ea-t lo.lo chains to a stone corner, thence due North 17.00 chains to a stone corner, thence NorthSl degrees. East 500 chains to a .-tone corner, theuce North 10 degrees, West 22,50 chains to a pine slump corner, thence North Mj'j degrees. East 20,00 chains to a stbkc corner, tueuce South 14 degr« es. hast 14,80 chains to a post corner, thence soutli 15% degrees. East 10,75 chains to n stake corn* r, Ok 18% degrees. East 4 0 chains to a Toruer. thonce South 10% degrees. Bounded ou the N-rth by lands ot Foster and Hnichinsou, East i_eorg:a, banks county.- kett r Jo . — pp.il*] signed for leave to sell the lands and railroad stock belonging to the estate of said deceased, aud said application will be heard on the fiist Mouday in July next, this the 7th of June 1XS6. juneSw4t._ T. F. HILL, OnHnary. NATURE’S TARRANT S CURE FOR Effervescent Seltzer CONSTIPATION, m hen dissolved in Aperient. n elegant efficacious, leasaut aperient in tho •rin of a powder, pooduc- water an Exbilerating. Kffervesc.ng Draught, re- •omtuetided by our b«st ohyaicians ns a reliable and agreeable remedy, It cures Constipation, cures Indigestion, cures Pyspepsia, cures Piles, Jjcures Heartburn, cures • 11 j ■ Slck-Hcatlache, cures Sick-KfiadaGtiB, r l £5d gem?? AND urges all the Excretory Moont-nniB organs to a proper action. OYS P E P S It; v^“" 1 K , ou^„ f ;r d .‘s curried by cvcryj traveler. Soid by druggists everywhere. .\f»l»iii*t*Mot> lor rates to club* should bema.de ou»y to* tie off.ee or the Company in New Orleans I or *urtne. information writo clearly, giviug fill! »a.l..M. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orff* rs, or New York Exchange in ortlinarv let- or M, K. DAUPHIN, Washington. D. C. Make I*, o. Money Orders payable and address Regt.-b.red la tiers to otw uALLANS NATIONAL BANK. Now tir loans -La. All Chemists v ■omtnend it. it ri!l lui SCIENTIFIC. toltavo ftnalyred Sea Foam ill. other powders, are jubilant over Sea Foam. Saves time, saves labor, ttavea It U j>^itivflvtimv,ua!cd. Absolutely pore. T*sdd by tlie lending betels und restauranta in New York city and throughout tlie country. For iC.!e by all llrst-cla&i grocers. GANTZ, JOXES «C CO., 170 Ttuane St., X. T. AURANTII SliCt of the diseases which adlct mankind ore nrijin- ally causod by a ditordeiwd condit km of the LIV E R • For all complaints of this kind, such as Torpidity ol tha Liver. Biiiousncwa. Nervous Dyspepsia, Indiges tion. Irregularity ot tbs Bow^s. Constipatisn. Flat a- lency. Ernctationa and Burning of tho Stunt a* h 'a-imeUmos called Heartburn), Miasma. Malaria. Uoody Flax. Chills and Ferae, Breakbona Fever, Exhaust km before or after Fever*, Cbronio Diar rheas. Loss of Appetite. Headache. Fowl Breath, Irregularities incidental to Females. Bearing-down ache. Ac, Ac, SJlDiGEmilMIfflJ ia Invaluable. It is not h^niDPa 11 diseases of the LIVER. wM STOMACH and BOWELS. \ changee tho oomplexiao from a waxy, yellow tinge, to a ruddy, healthy oolor. It entirely removes low. gloomy spirits. It ie no of the BEST AL TERATIVES and PURIFIERS OF THE BLOOD, and l» A VALUABLE TONIC. STADICER’S AURANTII Tauhtullliiintu Pite.tl.QQ pcbottM. C. F.STADICER, Proprietor, MO SO. FRONT ST., Pmiad-lphta, Pa. FROM CAPTAINJgTHE HONORABLE ALISTAIR HAY, THIRD KAITALUDV ttl-At'K WATCH RELIE F Forty Years a Sufferer From CATARRH. WONDERFUL TO RELATE! Fo- Forty Years I hav® been a victim to CaUirh—tfirre-fourths of the time a sufferer trow h*ciurt.iting Uains Across My Forehead and My Nu-irils. The discharges were so offen sive that 4 hen tats to mention it, exceot for the vood it tuny a - some other suflerrer. 1 have spent a young fo tun® from my earnings during my • - urs ,.r suffering to obtain relief from the , • have tried patent medicines—every nld Je.irn of—lr-»m the four corners of the iin n-i relief. And at last (57 years of age) met w th a remedy that has cur ml me ®n- | li rely—made me a new man. I weighed 128 RUYAL HIGHLANDERS, (SECOND SON Of THE EARLOF KINNOULL) ! JJJJJ* Dupi.lln Cxsllo, Perth. Scotland. | iJlifd. „u i now weigh 1«. I used .hirwe'n L>T ! tho m« tliclo®. and the only regret I have To the f i~blg Compahy:— •' I was in a condit* j wthat being in the humble^ walks of life f may lull fl er.*at debility. von*«'*|«tetit upon a broke down siomarh. dyenetmia aud uiuaria,c »mtdi- c.vted — itli kidney irritat'ou. when my medic il attendant directed me to tike your iueomnaralde Cuch H<*ei runic. It* fffcjt w« vimplr uitrvel- mis. Ihe rower of dici-Hiibn waaqutck'y resb*r- oil the kidnfv irritation vanUhud aud rapid 1 ail catgtrh t had been tried restoration to health followed -iMher prenarati.ms of Cot without tne slightest effect.” Prof, Chs, Luilwigs Von Scetrcr^J Professor of Modidne atthe Koval TTnlverally; Kni htof the Royal Au-triaa Order ot the Iron frown; Knigut Commander of the Royal Spanish Order of Isabelle; Knight of t e Royal Pruedan Older of the Bed Eagle; Cuevaller of the Legion of Honor, etc,, itr., says: “ Lie bin Co.'s Cuca Beef Tonic should not be c.mounded with the hord* of inuby cure-alls, it is In no sense of the word a patent remedy. I stu thoroughly conversant wiih Its mode of preparation and know il to be not only A legitimate pharmaceutical ptodnet, but also worthy ot the high cam mend* tious ,t has re ceived in oil parts of the world. It contains esvncd of Beef. Coca. Quinine,Iron and Call'stra, widen are dissolved In pure genuine dpauish Im perial Crown Sherry.” Invaluable to all who are Ran Down, Nervous. Dyspeptic, Billions, Malarious or afflicted with weak kidueja. Bewareof Imitat'ona. her Majesty's ravorlle Cosmetic Glycerine Coed by her Wales and the ... _ ion. Eruptiocs, Chapping, Roughness. fl.cO. Of druggisu. • , LIKHiG CO.'S Genuine 8ymp of Sarsaparli'a is guaranteed as the best 8arsaparills in tho diarket. N. Y. DEPOT 33 Murray Street- junelCdJLwlm. »iit(|t)«>ace to prevail t • »cr® 10 use what has cured me Guinn s Pioneer 8looti Rencwer, HENRY CHEVE8. Na. ?C7 Second St„ Macon, Ga, Ilemy Cheves, the writer of tho above r«»- merly o’ < rawford county, now of Macon, Dcorg a me* it* the confidence of all interested ia catarrh. W, A. HUFF, Ex-Mayo; of Maoon. A SUPERB FLESH PRODUCER AND TONIC F Guinn s Pioneer Blood Renswer, Cure* ail Riood and Skin Diseases, Reumatlsm, Sco!ula, <I'd ? ores. A perfect 8pring Medicine. If not in your market % will be iorwar*lcd bn rccespt of pric**. Small bottles 81,00, lsrue SI.76. Es*ay 0:1 Blood and Skin Diseases mailed lree. MAC ON MEDICINE COMPANY, Macon. Ga. R T. BRUMBY A CO.. Agent, for N. E. Ga. ★ * * A FRIEND IN NEED DR. SWEET’S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT. Prepared from the recelpo of Dr, Stephen sweet, or Connecticut, the great natural Bone 8®tJor- Has been used for more than 60 years, and lathe beat-known remedy for Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts. Burns, wounds aud all external injuries, p*. Bold by all Drug, gists—try IL lanS2d*wly. DICKEY’S PAINLESS EYE WATER! ce. Cures irdarned and tier hours. Gives no paiu. Tl ie world for granulated lid bottle. Ask for it. Have 1 RICKEY A ANDERSON, Proprie Um; "Seven Springs Mw*.” tYSPEPSIA, iny remedy son Bristol. Tenn. y ad- I) tiiesa, being tlie result*of actual experience with Dyspepsia. JOHN U. McALVIN, Ia>well. Mass. Liie Vigor to the _ Try them once and you will never be without theme Price, 25 cents per bottle. Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers generally. Sent on receipt ol price in stamps, postpaid, to any address, J. F. SMITH & CO., Manufacturers and Sole Props.. ST. LOUIS, MOb NOTICE TO PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS. fntlK Hoard of Education of Oconee County, or X the County School Commissioner will be in VvAtkinsville on tho 1st. an l 3,1. Saturday’s in Aptil. May and June, sod he respectfully ask* all the Teachers to be present on some one of the above named days und oblige, marffuwffm. A. C. JACKSON, C. 8. C. “eclectic: DR S.* D. DURHAM MAKKS CHRONIC DISEASKS A SPECIALTY. Charges very moderate. Maxey, - - Georgia, raarchltiwlv. HELP FOR WOMAN THE GERMAN AND AMERICAN DISPENSARY AND FEMALE INFIRMARY, MISS ROSA FIIEUDEXTHAL, M. 1)., Proprietor. ALL DISEASES PECULIAR TO THE SET TREATED. This Dispensary ami Inflrmary has .11 the advantages and facilities found ia such institutions iti Europe. Every department is perfect within itself. Uterine diseases; u diseases of tlie bladder and bowels; of the skin; piles, ens, tumor, nervous diseases, etc., may desire city for treatment. A remedies and appliances superior; correspondence strietly confidential. Write full history of your case, and direct to myself at the Dispensary. ROSA FREUD ENTIIAL, M. D. A C MOSS, Attorney-at-Law, HOMER, GA. Practices in all the surroundlrg countits aeptiimny , , black gum ' ik. Bir.iy .Uooii and Mrs Hutchinson. Maid • ana to l«j sold suk ivet to a mortgage, thereon, made by A k Johnson to Ferdinand I’nlnizy amounting to f760. Levied on April 3*). 18*6. A>so, a lot or parcel ot laud iu Clarke county, being part oi the place whereon defendant resides, beginning at a stone corner at a big gate and running lltouca North ,18%, West 4 50 to a stone corner, theuce North lo%. West lo,75 to a slime corner, thence North 1*," West l»,8o u»a stone corner, theuce North 71#%, East 2. thence berth 89, East 5, thence Norm .vj. East 3 to a stone, thence South 22 1-4, East 10 to a stone corner, theuce South 4'.» 1-2, East ?.55 to a stone, theuce South 13. Eas- 11,27 to a black oak. thence South 511-4, West 13,la to a beginning corner, containing thirty-one acres, adjoining on the North-West a tract containing 117 acres, »ur*>yed and platted by C B Chandler, April 4th, IF*:;, and on the North by laud of Hutcherson, aud bound ed South and KtS'» ny lands of delcndaot. Levied oh June 4. 1886 .411 ot said property levied on and to be sold aa the property of Allen K.| Johnson to satisfy two to April Term 1885 and October Term 1886 Said property pointed out by the defendant in ti fa this June 4th. 1SS6. juueswlt JOHN W. WIER. Sheriff. /1KOKGIA. CLARKE COl NTY Whereas ap- IT praisers appointed by tne for the purpose cf appraising and selling apart out cf the estate of John W Nicholson, late of said county, deceased, the twelve months susnort mud household fur niture to which t*y law Mrs Martha M Nicholson, widow of said deceased Anil her foui minor child ren. Madisou (i; Augusta it; Minor E; aud*MAtlie J Nicholson are entitled, have made their report to me. which report ia now ot tile inmyoffhe. These are therefore to cite and auruouish all con cerned to shjw cutise at my cilice on the 16tU day ot July nrxt, why said support and hou-ehoid furniture as appraised and set apurt, should not bo grunted to said widow anil children. Given untier n*y hand at office, this 11th day of Jtiue "junel5w4t. ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary. C l LA UK K SHEUIEE S.4LE.—Will be aoldon the ) first Tuestlajr In July, lsstl, before the Court House door, in the Citycf At'acns.Ctarkecounty, Georgia, bet ween the leg il hours of sale, the fol lowiug oruperty_ to-wit; one lot ol land in Ka«t Athens, containing 3 4 of an acre, more or less, und bounded as follows; on the East by theesuie of fV. li. Demon*, on the North by lands of Uobt. Chaple, and trouting on street on the west, anti ou the couth by Broad Street. Said land levied ou n* the property of Wnu T. Jo noon. Guardian oj Mary Williams to satisfy a ux ti. fa. issued by H, H. Linton. Tax Collector of Clarke County, Ga., for State and County Taxes for the year 4S85. Said lutol land levied on by U. N. Pratter, L. C. aud turned over to me for advertisement and sale. Written notice served on tenant in possession, this May 29,1886, J. W. WIER, Sherff. I persons having demauds against the estate prevent Chills Fever, Sour Stomach Bad Clearthe Sklr.Tonethe Kirtves. and ol»a ir Blanton M. HUL'Vtv of ciaFke coirntr'd^ system, domi um*. a>hAN, - - - * - and All persons indebted to said estate are required to make immediate payment. JOHN K. CRANE. Atlm'r. Debonis Non of Biantou M. Hill. juneDvtlt. HODGSON BR0S.I Desire to call attention to their large assortment of TOBACOS. THE CELEBRATED Is justly popular. We clain there is no heller for the money. Try it. ) CEDAR GROVE Also some of our Favorite Br <nds ior which 1 are Sole agents. Give us a call ard be Convinced. HODGSON SHOPS. BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS i HARNESS. Manufactured and repaired Latest stvle and : mprovrrr.ents. Good stock always on hand. A!! work guaranteed and prices re duced. Ca” and sec us. KLEIN & MARTIN. Reference—HODGSON BROS. of satj county ooccHscd applies tome in term., > of the h-.w for a discharge from aaid Executor ship. These are thereiore to cita and admonish all concerned to show cau»e at the regular term of ASA M. JACKS N. Ordinary. G EORGIA, CLARKECOUNTY.—Whereas, Mrs Mary A. Tweedy. Guardian of Janus D. Tweedy, applies for dismission from said Guar- dianxhip iu terms of the law. Tne.-e are there* f ire to cite and adinoutsh a'l concerned to show cause at the regular term of the Court of Or dinary of aaid county to be held en the first Mon day in August next why such discharge should not bo granted. Given under my ha- d aud official signature this 14th day of June 1886, ~ - ‘ ** HI juuc£tw4t. A. 1*. HENLEY, C. * It appearing U> the Cour. bv factory evidence that tho defendant. C. W. Davis resides without the limits ot the State; it is thereupon ordered by the Court that tne de fendant appear at the next term of this court, on the 2d Monday iu October next, and that service be perlcctcd upon the defendant by publieativn thereof, once a month for four months iti the Banuer-Watchmau Newspaper prior to the next term of this court. In open Court April 23d, extract from the mlnutea of Clark Superior Conrt, April Term, 1836. aprili/wlm. THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., Athens, Georgia. YOUNG L. (3. HARE!?, Pfiuinin STEVENS THOMAS, SlCBmxT. Resident Directors : Tons L, O. Habeu, Stxvxxs Thomas, oh* H. Nhwtox, J. 8. Hahiltom, Fhkoihahd Phiwzt, Mabcbllu, Stak lkt. DB. E. 8. LTHDOB, John W. KfCHOUOH. L. H. Cmaeb bbibb, J. H Hombictjit IyS5 NOT AT HODGSONS’ SHOP Bnt at the stand occupied by me for the pist three years. On Spring Street, near J. H. Reaves* Livery Stable and Reaves It Nicholson's Warehouse. The public are respectfully Invited to call aud examine my Buggies, Phaetons and ’Wagon Now on Hand before purchasing elsewhere. Repairing ol all kinds a apeclalty. For rei««** see all toy customer* and my work P. BENSON. H. P. SMART & BRO. Manufacturers of Yellow Pine Lumber of Every Piscription ROUGH S ORBED LDMBE , Erameing, Ceiling, Weatherboarding, Flooring, Shingles, Staves, Laths, Fenc# Pickets, VcgeLible and Fruit Crates, etc. etc. team aw and Plaining Mills in Immanuel County, Connected with Midville by Private, Railroad and Telephone Lines. aprill3w3m. - THEO. MARKWALTER’S STEAM M ARBLE&G R ANITE WORKS BROAD STREET, Near Lower Market. AUGUSTA, GA. MARBLE WORK. DOMESTIC ANDIIMPORTED, AT LOW PRICES Georgia A Sonth Carolina Granite Monuments made a Specialty. A large selection of Matble and Granite Work always on hand, ready for lettering and dell Parties desiring monuments or work apply to -^ e w ^ <fS At the Athe ns cemetery. FOR SORE throat »#■ The Certain Catarrh Curels POSITIVELY UNEQUALLED. Purely V«*I»W* Sntirely harmless. Requires no Instrument. It c . where others fall to give relief. Price, $1 bottles $5, stsll'Drnggists. Testimonials free. 3 O. OOef Proprietox8» ATHENS, GEORGIA.