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•THE LABOR TROUBLES. for, W. H. Doughty, of Augus ta, who has been spending Speaking of technological schools, if the public schools towards which the vast majority of the colored population seem to be rushing, could i time at Oconee White Sulphur start a practical department for the i, Springs hat written a strong, sensi- training of cooks, house women and ble article to the Augusta Chroni cle, recalling the fact that the great factory strike is still unsettled. His article is warm-hearted aud soundly tuggestiye: Like all emanation* fromxfhat source, it is practically remedial as well as broadly hu. mane. Dr. Doughty declares that tjie Augusta liiwr trouble* have reached § point at which a spirit of resent ment may overrule tue calm judg ment of parties at interest. He ap- neals for the restriction of the orig I al iitue to the exclusion of every- t ting else. .. J. v _ • r,ei the Directors says he, ‘ first accepting whatever has already been agreed upon, invite their oper atives to a conference, tendering again an increase of wa get when the business w : ll warrant, in advance even of a dividend to the stockholder*. Let it be not a mere parleving between foes, but a frank, candid, earnest interview be tween men who, after harmonious relations of over a quarter of a cen tury, find themselves estranged foi the first time. Surely, there mu*’ have been forged in that time * bond of mutual respect, mutual con fidence and mutual interest, strong enough to set aside one disagree ment." Dr. Doughty wants representa tives of each side to meet face tc face—not by board of aihitratioi or through third parties—so tha' concession may be made and ad- ustmeuts realized. Master Workman Meynardie, of Augusta, as-erts that he has order- tor one thousand operatives from Northern mills, aud that he has ad vices of the reception of $20,000 from the Knights of Labor order. Admitting that thi* will be realized, the people do not want to go North at the opening of the winter, and the expected draft, which cannot be tepcated soon, will not last twi week*. The people must *grr« with Dr Doughty that “Time is- pressing; capital and labor are hotl idle; and the season is fast approach ing when the hand of congratula lion over the peace nnJ prosperity of the community it more to be de- aired than that of relief.” \ turses, they would confer a lasting favor on the community. Many of this useful class have stopped work tnd will enter the schools. It is to be hoped that when they gra luate cney will not be too' enlightened to he useful—an experience which many white people have also passed hcough THE CITY OK CHARLESTON. The time has not come to predic' the abandonment of Charleston America is not so rich in cities that she can afford to omit this one fron the map. Carolina ianot so want ing in state pride as to sit by and .re her great aea-cost town surren dered to desuetude and decay. Let us look at the case. Thi beat of authorities hold that the dis placements about Charleston are not volcanic. The flow of colored ioam, the cleaving of marahy land, the continued tremor of the ground are explained by the slipping of the coastal plane above the great ro inclined shelf towards the sea. The heavy upheavals of Tuesday night have not pcrccpitibly dipped tht city into the water. Standing a wrench like this, it ia not likely that Charleston will be in serious dan ger from other local jars. What then ia to hasten her ruin? Let it be remembered that the shock Charleston has just suffered was not as severe or as prolonged as the great upheavals in the Ohio and Mississippi Valley in 1S11. The shaking there continued for a year. Lakes were drained and lakes were formed. Geysers of mud were pro jected into the troubled air and man fled from the neighborhood in terror. Many believed that the up per Mississippi Valley would nev er be the dwelling place of life. Land lay a deserted write and towns for awhile dwindled into , scattered settlements. But the great plain which trembled under volcanic distress in 1811 grew quick ly into the loveliest of the Repub lic. Crops sprang into truitage as if nursed by interior warmth and re freshed by outer fountains. Men crowded the reservation and cities grew into commanding shape. God curaed.labor-deserted, nature-blight ed, the region has risen into a lagd of Goschen, where prosperity has staked off a favored field. Man is not so easily driven from his inheritance. Time brings tran quility and courage follows upon confidence. Lisbon has not sur rendered to the sea, and even the bay of Vesuvius lights commerce from her “crystal peaks.” Charles ton has, with one exception, the finest harbor on the Atlantic coast. Lines of steamships cross her bar for New Yoik and Europe. She has not given up much of her car rying trade of the South. She has capital and enjoys business confi dence. She has a people back of her devoted to the city by tradition and strongly her allies by position, as by association. Her banks and docks and warehouses are intact; her entrance is better guarded than New York againat the inroads of a foreign fee. Disasters that would have riven other places have not broken her apirit or blighted her growth. Charleston will survive. Mark that! But it may be a new Char leston The heavily bordered homes will have to come down. Some of the old timed spirits may depart Her streets will fill witha new people perhaps, and her busi ness bound with a new enterprise. The most serious blow which Char leston suffered waa not dealt by storm, or fire, or enemy or earth- shock. It waa when the South Carolina Railroad failed to fasten 1 upon new combinations or to se cure a Western connection. This great line was left nnsustained and unrepresented, gnd Charleston re mained bot)led and banished. Here was the serious trouble and here must begin the real reform. But iq the face of a growing commerce and an enlarging country, it is idle to say that the State or the South must do without C barleston. The hand o man which has carved lava stone for his own adornment and ; an notated the valleys of the volcano with the rich weeping of the vine yard, will not forget its cunning be fore the fissutes of Summerville or the trembling of Meeting street. If the world means to be charitable, let it aid Charleston in projecting her long talked off route to the West and help her build up her lost business. We ate gtio to know that ihc outlook i* good for the public schools. The system will work an omedinte and lasting benefit to Athena. It will increase aur popu lation and add to our already tine privilege*. But it has demoralized the colored population already. It is next to impossible to secure nurses, house help or even cooks. The young colorei] women are pre paring for school up to an age evi dcntly beyond the limit. Labor is badly broken, l’ossibly when the schools open and the number is fixed, the market will be better sup plied. We shall see. Prince Alexander, of Bulgaria, who was placed back upon his hrone by his people, finds the noral opposition of the Czar loo .trong for him. Alexander dreads Russian upheaval as he would hun a Summerville earthquake. More public buildings and pri vate hou-es were damaged in Ao uita than was at first supposed, 'he fire Wardens have called at- t ntion to walls needing anchoring tnd to ceilings which should be ta ken down. Fortunate that Augus- a escaped so lightly. It doesn’t matter much to thi hivering outcasts of Meeting street vhether the agitation came from a and slide or an earthquake. The\ ccJ food and money all the same, rhe world can at least unite on th« >road principles of char.ty—le' cience take c rt of itself. A dozen small manufactures lik< he Athens Basket Works wo tU rive the city an immense impetus. When these industries become mul- iplied and varied, the future of * own is fixed beyond doubt. Wi -bould like to see the Basket Fac- ory worked tc its full hmils. HAI \Sl >SY GROVE. tews Role* From tha Little City Up the R. E. E. E. Harmony Grove, Sept. 1.— [Special.] Cols. Wm. H. Simp kins and Thus. M. Daniel returned from Danielsville cou t y sterday •vening. Mr. Albert Miller leav< s for hir lome in Franklin county to-day He will take a position next Mon- lay with the live firm of Toomcr & Haselton, of your city. We wish tim success. Hons. Pope Barrow ■ nd Ed Lumpkin passed up the N. E. R. R. last Monday, en route for Clarksville court. Dr. Eugene Adair still lingers with his many friends at Daniels ville. He will prooably return Fri day. Cols. P. G. Thompson and R. L J. Smith will represent our local bar at the justice’s court at Maysvilte to-morrow. Mr. John Hunter, now ’with the live firm of Butgess & Allan, made a short visit to jeflerson to-day. Mr. Dan Quillian will to-morrow return to his post of duty as postal clerk on the Air-Line. We hope to see him in our midst again soon, as he i* a great favorite here. Col, Pollard, of Augusta, is here again in the interest of the Augusta & Chattanooga railroad. The earthquake scare has about subsided—have felt nothing here for several nights. Col. J. W. Merritt, who bas been on a visit to the mountains for some time, has returned. THE EARTHQUAKE ABROAD. Strange Springs in Cuba—A New Up heaval In Greece. Tha nomination of Rev. M. W. Lewis,ofGreene county, for the ten •te from the Nineteenthdi strict ii Mured by the primary of Saturday. It waa a close, apirited contest, 1 be tween two strong men. Mr. Lewis made an aggressive canvass, «irry- ing his claims before the peop e on the stump.. Mr. McWhorter, who is a practical man of affairs, an hon est citizen and a good ore, made hit canvass from man to man. The nominee ia a son of the late M. W. Lewis, and comes from an old and distinguished family. He will make I senator. Havana, Sept. 7.—Several springs have recently appeared near the village of Ccibade'ague near Havana, the water from which had formed a large lake threatening the village with inundation. Several Dlantations and factories are already submerged and the water, which is now three feet deep, is slowly in vading the village. A large num ber of the inhabitants have left the town. The civil govtrnor of Ha vana and the municipal architect have gone to the scene. FRESH SHOCKS IN ATHENS. Athens, Sept. 7.—A fresh shock of earthquake was felt here to-day in this city and Kalavrita and else where. Seismic rumblings were heard yesterday throughout Pelop onnesus. SHARP SHOCK AT SAVANNAH. Savannah, Sept. 7.—A sharp shock was felt here at 4:40 this evening. People >ushed into the streets but no damage was done. Slight pulsatiou* were felt all dav. COMPARATIVE WORTH of BAKING POWDERS. m ROYAL (Absolutely Pan).. GRANTS (Atom Fowdw)*. BUMFORD’S, vben trash.. HANFORD’S, when fresh... | BEDHEAD’S CHARM (Alum Powder)*... AMAZON (Alum Powder) *. CLEYELAND’S<9hortwt.}oz.) PIONEER (SenFrancisco)... CZAR DR. PRICE’S SNOW FLAKE (Groff's)... LEWIS’ PEARL (Andrews * Co.)..-. BECKER’S .... GILLETS ......I ANDREWSACO.‘“Rrgal”* MU sunken, (CeaUlaa Aina.) BULK (Powder sold loose).... BUMFORD’S, when not fresh REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS As to Parity andWliolesomeness of the Royal Baking Powder. •*I have tested a package of Royal Baking Powder, which I purchased in the open market, and find it composed of pure and wholesome ingredients. It is a cream of tar " J " “ J * tartar powder of a high degree of merit, and does not contain either alum or phosphates, or other injurious substances. E. G. Love, Ph.D.” “ It ia a scientific fact that the Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure. wV “ H. A. Mott, Ph.D. ,f " I have examined a packaxre of Royal Baking Powder, purchased by myself in the market. I find it entirely free from alum, terra alba, or any other injurious sub- ’stance. Henry Morton, Ph.D., President of Stevens Instituted Technology.** “I have analyzed a package of Royal Bak'ng Powder. The materials of which It la composed ure pure and wholesome. S. Dana Hayes, State Assayer, Mass.” The Royal Baking Powder received the highest award over all comp the Vienna World’s Exposition, 1873; at the Centennial, Philadelphia, 18 1 pet; tors at >76; at the American Institute, New York, and at State Fairs throughout the country. Ho other article of human food as ever received such high, emphatic, and uni versal endorsement from eminent chemists, physicians, scientists, und Boards of Health all over the world. Note—The above Diagram Illustrates the comparative w r orth of various Baking Powders, as shown by Chemical Analysis and experiments made by Prof. Scbcdler. A pound can of each powder waa taken, the total leavening power or volume in each can calculated, the result being as indicated. This practical test for worth by Prof. Schedlcr only proves what every observant consumer of the Royal Baking Powder knows by practical experience, that, while It costs a few cents per pound more than ordinary kinds, it is far more economical, and, besides, affords the advan tage of better work. A single trial of the Royal Baking Powder will convince any /air-minded person of these facts. Mo«tofthadiaee*es ally endued by RdiMr For all complaint* of this _ , Cm Liver, Bilktusncw, Ferrous Dyspepsia, Indiges tion. Irrogalvity of the Bowels, Constipation. Flxta- taseqr. Enwutioos sad Burning of the “ •sometime* tolled HsSJ-tbarnV '* Moody Flux. Chills mid F« _ Exhaustion before or after Fever*. Chronic Disr- rh.es. Las* oi Appetite, Headache, Foal Breath, : Irregularities Incidental te Females, Bearing-down fa Invaluable. Itfanotsi tula. Tetter. 8alt ! bnt a will * V changes t tinge, to s ruddy, healthy color.'' It entirely r low. glofeny spirits. It is one of the BEST AL* TERATIVES and PURIFIERS OF THE BLOOD, and te A VALUABLE TONIC. -STADICER’S AURANTII For sals by all Druggist*. Price 11.00 per bottle. C. F.STADICEft, Proprietor, Mo SO. FRONT ST., Philadelphia. Pa. * While the diagram 6hows some of the alum powders to be of a higher degree of strength than other powders ranked below them, it is not to l>e taken as indicat ing that ' - ; that they have any value. All alum i>owders, no matter how high their strength, j to be avoided as dangerous. SWIFT’S SPECIFIC, ft Vegetable Blood Purifier. Its Claims Sustained BY THE TESTIMONY OF MOST PERFECT MAOBl /-»uaa 1IIU,IM<«: Sick H.»*«eh» In foul hour,. VS) On* Sm* rolioroo NoiiralaU. T*or car, in* V .front CMII* F.r.r, Sour Stoaach > Bod •root*. C1.tr Mw Skin, Tom Mm Mono*, ood .it Uto > Vtfnr Is in. Dohi ON* BKAN. In tn tic. an* tan aW attar bt without tht at. Met, 2S caatt **r bottlt. Said by UruagUt, tad ■tdltbM Otrdtro fentralhr. Saif oa rocotft tt prtot la Haifa. **«<**H. U any addraat, J. F. SMITH * CO., sr.isw.sa Willing Witnesses * THE GOLDEN HARVEST HEALTH REAPED From this Prolific Remedy SUCCESS THE TEST OF MERIT. A REMEDY NOT FOR A DAY But for a Half a Century. Interesting Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed FREE to all who apply. It should be carefully read by everybody. Address THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. A Deluded People. I’roifl tin* Philo. Medical Record. Y7e do not menu to Intimate that all tha no-called remedies for dyspepsia are valueless, but human credulity la so strong, that some unscrupulous persons trade upon the fears of the weak aud de bilitated. Among the things which appeal so strongly to this weakness are Bittern The very name is lu their favor. Ths mode of life of the average American is of such a character, that he is constantly iu need of a ionic. Ho is rushed at his •msincss. swallows hit* meal hastily aud without any thougut as to the capacity of his stomach lor digestion, takes little eat, and mc.’ssanly feels hipped; is sob- ect to hendHcuc, and lakes often a gloomy cw of things generally. In such cases r resorts to bitters, under the delusion tout th«-y will act oa the secretions of the atouiHoh and give the system new strength and eneray. The writer recently pur- ha*ed Kim pies of four of the most widely dvertised betters in the market, fend tha •imple chemical analysis to which they *vere su<*jec;e i showed that they con- ultied about 30 per cent, (the amount the Government allows) of the most poisonous and adulterated alcohol, aud that the ro- iduum consisted of various foreign sub stances. which were simply added as flav oring extract*, to disguise the taste of the origin:il compound. The value which so- ailed bit ier»* are supposed * o have is of a urely rtct.tiou*character. In fact, in time jey irritate and injure the delicate mem- rnue of the stomach, so vitiate the taste that the palate soon cannot distinguish oetween go«.d and bad. These decoctions are consumed principally by the debilitat- •d, the convalescent, the depress*^ and .larticuiurly by aged people and weak vomeu ami others to whom a stimulant s indispcnsible. Now, while alcohol, especially in the form of whisky. Is ae- t :nowle»lired ;o be the best known stlmu- mt, and is yvescribed ami used by phyis- \ans for this purpose everywhere, wo .an’t conceive whj people will insist upen aking the alcohol in the form of a de- ‘Ociion, ttie compounding of which they enow nothing r v nd which, as shown by tiualysls. contains fusel oil, vitriol, catechu ntl po.sous of the most deadly kind. It rould Ik* far lictter for them to come out oohlly and use the pure article, something nad* from mult in which there Is no fusvl There may be a little difficulty, in t ). i □ L-ittal .. * , Nickerson h Co. Wholesale ami Retail Dealers in GENERAL HARDWARE, Iron, Steel, Nails. Gins, Pistols, Cutlery, Mill Findings Agricultural Implements, Circular Saws, Barbed Wire Fencing, Show cases, etc. Sole Agents For FAIRBANKS SFANDARD SCALES, Watt’f Plows, Dexter Corn Shelter and Feed Cutters. Champion Reapers and Mowers, Lippincott A»xcs. fiuilett Light Draft Magnolia Sins, Leaders and Condensers. Duqont’s Snorting and Blasting Powders. Iron Front Store, cor. Broad and Thom ns sts. Athens HODGSON BROS. Desiie to call attention to their large assortment of TOBACUS. OUR CELEBRATED FLANK ROAD TOBACCO Is justly popular. We clain there is no better for th< money. Try it. - CEDAR GROVE Also some of our Favorite Brands tor whichw le Sole agents. Give us a «all and be Convinced. THEO. MARKWALTER’S STEAM M A.RBLE&GRANITE WORKS BROAD STREET, Ne»r Lower Market, A JGUSTA, GA. MARBLE WORK. DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED, AT LOW PRICES GeorK.il A South Carolina Granite Moiinmentu made a Specialty. A terferoteattoa of Marble and Granlto Work aleaya on baud, retd, for lettering aud doit Parties desiring monuments or work, apply to Aeo At the Athens cemetery. INCMAN’ cc , ATMakT. Ga„ Srpt. 1,18TO. Ar° tktrnltiw having thla day f.-nned a eo- tjrtayrahlr, under the flrm.traore ol-The Keavra ^•nouseCo-” to .ucceed Stain <t Nicholson. »« wron aterage and conrmUaJtm boa’nero- t "elrUu* to”SIf5id f ira, I pf£i«- wur H. HODGSON, W.D.O’FABKELL. R. KJ. SMITH, ATTORN>Y AM) COUNCILLOR AT L/W HARMONY GROVE, 1 GEORGIA. Will prtcUea fir Jackson, Jlcnfca, Madiion. Franklin and adjacent count it*, ao<i also In all supreme and Federal courts of the *ta < In retiring from active business, we hereby ten der oar thinks to our many frieuds and assure them of our appreciation for their aenerou* rat- ronageaDd theirevar-abidlnf faith in us-hof In* they will kiodlv and freely extrnd the same to our luccesron, whom we do not hesitate to com mend to our old patrons ae in tvrry way worthy o r their hixliest confidence. The R. W. — 8 * thorized to ct’llec* moneys and rec*ivosl inTqiiidatlon from all indebted to tl e oh - Respectfully, RBaVfcS & NICBU Pepvi d& w2t irritant or inflammatory —Tsdfas. Ache* and ima where, from too delicate a state althsmtem. •\p*t}ept is unalaeto bear the stmnasr appucat km ho Tobacco Cake. For Hsadache or nSer Aches ••I Paine, it fa invaluable. Price t„ cta.^ 'Hkjrourdrusifatfortby r'nvdfae.orwTitetotb* INGMAN TOBACCO CURE CO. DURHAM, N. C.. U. 8* / Not only shortens the time of labor and lessens tho i sin. bnt it greatly diminishes tl.e danger to life of toth Mother a deb ild and leaves the n other in a condition more favorable to speedy recovery, sed less lia ble to flooding, convulsion-, and other alarming symptoms. Its efficacy 1n this respset entitles It to be callled Tuc Mort al’s Kkibnd, and to rank as one of the life Paving remedies of the nineteenth centufry. We caunot publish certificates concern ing this remody without wonudlig the delicacy of the writers. Yet we have hundreds on file n for our hr ok “To Moti era,*’ mailed free. Bradfield Regulator Co.. Atlanta Oa. Pr.HaJdemann urug store fhe Bank of tlie University 18 PREPARED TO ISSUE * TO ISSUE Drafts on England, Ireland, France Germany and Italy AhlTdlm^ W/ B. BDBNETT aitohney-at- La ATHENS, OA. ” OFFICE OVP.B CHILD. m W . K , r „ . __ProeHc«inStite in( iF, lle r, l c<. BH V * lyce tfs_ar r SCHOOL— S OF > XClVAh E A. h. IlUI.L. Ciller NOTICEOF PARTNERSHIP The underfligneff bfve’have entered into a partnership tor the practice of law under the firm name of BARROW A THOMAS. We hop* te ar range rur husineSthat, from the mopt pare, one of us may always be found in our/ tflee. China Decorating Works 6TX Whitehall St.. AtlanTa Atl *nia, Oeo t M, i KeepVtfc* lApMat Awor.ui.ntof , ^ “mo A*,, 100 •KrtltMti* pEOBIIT*. OTONFK Cli| v 1v „ '— \_T and in confo-uiit.. to tha’i...’ 'in u , ro*nto|.Va»liaUM. Slieat. n. derM, Wllfhe ►Ola. ai tee 'elmrt f,.*' 1 " 1 ~ Watkmsvllle. «»c Tnesdkvln NovemUr iu hours of sale, the fo*'owi A Hof the richt. title, clu .... , the mntndrr hp(1 *quitj 0 f retleiHr^*' , on fcaryhall M. Sheatx, dec’i'! nnu*ha« 1? ' iion may i.eresfrer have: in ^ trtct oi land situate, iTingaid hoi.., ;" w v « water* of Rose creek. In Oconoc taining five hu dred acres. 'iu, re , , ■ foaduK the lands ol the Kultonsoo'thrV tr,, N. t’handler and A Few on tne Kouth . U,l -Tf PW Hutcheson on the We t.an-i SiiJ * Kudotia M Campbell and Henry Nort h, it being the -ante tra. t ot aun28diwwlt J. A. GRANT INSURANCE AGENT, GEORGIA RAILROAD KlM, WEST DAILY. | L'yeAugusta 7:40a m LeaveAtlauta2.4^p,® THE BEST Baking Powder A xu Altheas 1*4:85 p, tu L’ve Athens 7:*& a m Ar’vo WiuVe hUtsm " Lexington.. 8:33 a.m “ AntWn fl.e* a m Antloco... 8:f5 a.m Maxeys.... 9:04a.m '*dville 9:26 a.m Un. ''L ... 9:4u a.in An’veAianta Lttinui Ar*reAu«u*ta»!l5 Arr've Athens? *Op.xc Leave Athens 2 50 p.m Arr*e Winto'e 3 11 p.m *• JLezingt’n. 3:4zp.m *• Antioch... 4:ofl p,m “ Maxeys ... 4:16 p.m “ Wuodville. 4:40 o m “ Un Pt 4:66 p.u TO PARENTS. MO.l, WEST DAILY. |1 e A ugust7. .10:50 a.m* * Mace* 7:io a m W&shi’g n.11:20 a.m Athens.... 9:u0 sum Winterv’e 9:24 a.m Lex’gt’u.. 10:06 a.m ones—the little children. •* Woouvilie 11:87 p.m r’ve U’nPt.. 11:86 a.m *• Atlanta 6:5ft v m Xo 1 E st dally. . . At.nut *... haw a, m. “ Un. P’t.... 2:10 p.m “ Woouvilie 2:v9 p.m * Maxeys... 3:06 p.tr Antioch... 3:94 p.m “ Lexington. 4:ui p.m “ Winter’ ve. 4:49 p.m Ar’veAthens.. 5:20 p.m ‘ Waah’gt’n. 2:20 p.m 1 Macon... 6:15 p in * Augunta . ■ 2:35 p.m Represents First-Class. Prompt. Paying Companies. ASSETS REPRESENTED $40,000,001 MRS. CRAWFORDS SCHOOL WILL OPEN Wednesday, September 1 bed in the deed from Man-hall M '^rt. .Sherwood, dated on the k .m (J f n f . t ,OJ Ko »ald deetl torgsM land t>eing ’" < ' r “* Sherwood, to secure th of said Cheats for $l.*>,0- o, dated ^Tn IKK! and due l«t of I>e« ember. pcrceut. per annum aud ‘i&fc “ lnj er*j annual;* ol sa’d debt. The interest 31st November, 1S?6, uilibe U will besoM subicct to said deeo , land. And all oi the right, titl es:, ft t>eine the remainderur t.i tiou, which Marshall M .SheHt*,o.-,-,. Mk0< | may have hud, or mav herenf: 1 -.T UKj ** p-iyxr^at »»c UD tht 1,1 ‘*s f Ui. SEA FOAM fontainsnone of the bad qualities of baking powder**—soda or salerattw. It contains r“ hurtful 1 Arrive Macon 6:46 a m HO. 4. EAST DAILY. tr*ve Atlanta 6:40 a ra-arie AuausU 5:00 a 1 Ingredient no alum or ammonia. SCIENTIFIC. Gruvetown, Harlem, DeariDg, All Chemists who have analyzed Sea Foam commend It. Housekeepers who have used It will have no otlier. Cooks, whose best efforts have foiled with other powders, are jubilant oversea Foam. Saves time, saves labor, saves motley. Jt Is positively unequakd. Absolutely pore. Used by the leading hotels and restaurants in New York city and throughout the country. For sale by all first-class grocers. . , homson N wo6<l, Crawfordville. Union Point, Grfeenes- ooro, Madison. Katledfe, Social circle QANTZ, JOX1CS ,f CO., 170 Duane St.. X. T. iiuiu, Jituuuu. nuncuFf, owih vuuic Covington, Conyers, Lithonia, e f one Moun I tala and Decatur. Train No. 28 v ill stop ai and receive passengers to and from the following stations only: tirovtuowo, Hsr.em, Thompson, Norwood, Craw fordvllle. Union Point, Greenstxiro, Madison Rutledge. Social Circle, Covingtou, Cou j era, Lithonia. Stone Mountain and Decatur. Train No. 2s on athens Branch gives p&ssscn- gers from No 28 on main lUe, 15 minutes lot sapper at Union Point. The last mail runs through sleepers between Atlanta and Charleston. Trains to and froxr Athens connect with train 127,28, l and 2. btainiuu nn article of this kind, as there « only one drm 1a the country the ;lscover**r‘i «*f Duffy’s pure malt whiskey •*hich til-.:1- it and which comJiupa food ud stimulating qualities. dyspepsia la a doncoroos as well as distressing complaint. II nrclertod. it tends, by impairing nutrition, and de- |»n*fMn$r the tone of the sjstem, to prepare tho waj -THE aicHr d , BESTTOHIC 3 Qaicklj and eonmleteljr Carre DjMpeiwia in ah ite forma Nruribnrn, Hrlrhing. Testing the Feed. ate. It enriches and pariflM the bteod.>tima- utes the appetite, and aids the aawhnflation of food. R*v. Rossmcn, the honored pastor of the Fimt Reformed Church. Baltimore, 114.. sen: glaring osed Brown's Iron BiUere for Dj^psfisfa and Indiffwtion X take great pleasoro in recom- mending it highljr. Also ooarider it a splendid took and inngorator and very atrengthening." r^UojL JOSITH 0. 8tJlT. Judge of Circnit Court, Don Buy Trash K. R. DORSET, Gen. Pass. Agent. JOHN w GRKaN. (real Manager. JOB W. WHITE, Gen’l Traveling Paswmeo Agent, Augusta. Ga. Thrown together ana ewiica iinware, but get MADDREY & JONES' BR # ASS STAMP TINWARE. ether. dlt wOm hOKTh-hAbTEHN railroad. Superintendent's Oi kick, Athens. Ga.. June 2tst, lb*», The following seheuufawiil operate cn this road. Traiu* run by 75thtneriditii) time. DAILY KXCbfT SUNDAYS. | aw MUfll Leave Athena 8:4i ta n »riive at Harmony Grove. i»:42 a m Airivu at Luw» - 10:64 a if Arrive at Atlanta jl M pm Arrive ut llarkoville i*:57 p in Arrive a* Tajiulah rails 1:50 pm ' o:26 p n. 6:2 > p m 7:45 p nr. K4J p XT DAILY UOPT SUNDAY. N‘ . 5“ N > 52 •w-ave lailUiait rails ... 8 2j m «. .Arrive ClsrkeaviUe 9:j^ a m Leave Lula fl:lo a ro Arrive Harmony Grove ... 1/;15 p u Arrive at AtbetD* !:»• %• »• P;to p m 9.34 p m r »r iMiiuiah Fails AccoiuiiiOdatiou Operates on VVednesd*ys and Saturday a only . No. 1. Leave Tallulah Falls arrive at Oiarkesvifie Arrive at CtreeRa 6;40 p m 7:23 p in 7:50 p m Me 2 Leave Cornelia Arrive at Cla kosville Arrive at Tallulah Falls 9:10 p m 9:34 p m luiai p m Close connections made at Lula and Cornelia with passenger trains on Richmond and Danville Railroad, both hast and West. Ample time for supper at Lula on evening trains, Superb CAPITAL PRIZE S15D.OOO mooy to _ DyspetwU.aad as atonic. Genome has above Trade Mark and rrneeeil dred line* i^MO. E. VAN WINKLE & CO. JMA.NUFACTURKR3. ATLANTA, 0A COTTON GINS and PRESSES, Cotton Seed OH Hllla, Cotton (iced Llnten, Cane Hill., Haw Hills, Hhartins;. Policy., llangm. Wind Hilb and Castings. Pomps and Tanks. E* VAN WINKLE A CO.. Atlanta, Oa. E, VAN WINKLE & CO. ATLANTA, CA. AND DALLAS, 1886. Fall and Winter 1S86 OUR STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER SUITINGS. OVERCOATS AND OTHER SPECIALTIES or the ensuing season trill be ready for inspect'on by SEPTEMBER l*t desire very briefly to etste that it s the Most Complete Exibit for Variety, Extent and General Excelence Ever Offered May uL you to reserve your orders uantU yon have had so opportunity to examine the same. Very truly youre. & SON. MERCHANT TAYLORS AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. Our Mr. K II Ferris will rebresent us in your city with » complete line of s* pies daring the first part of SEPTEMBER. Any orders with which we may favored will receive prompt personal attention. J'. & SON. fotonted ISIS. Impfoyed 1851. Patented 1884 Prices reduced to one-hall iormer prices. Bo. 1 Hoc5a. 830.001 So. a Mack. • 10.00 Best Cleaner tor Seed Cotton In tho market. Mo Pinner can aflbjd tabs without ose. a. YAEf WXXfljLE A CO., MsnnfsctorezA Auu® eYM^B^s Sorter 2? t* 1 ® defendant, in tne fztedcaiedoea notreaMMn thacounly. and .* SJwSIS?* nonU >for fourteenth, in the n.n- nerWaichman, a newspaper published In Athens. Ga. t this March iTih 1 ism , w , ' J. B. ESTE9, J S..C. II. L. BROCK, Libelant Attorney. J'fE^RGIA, Banks conn tv.--To ^hora il maiy \T, conn*-»n. M, L. MoDonald, oeraiufatrator o<.I mu “s Me Uunald. deceased, ha* applied . unde-1signed for leave to bell the railro«d itork b .dougi * to t:ie estate of said deceased, aud said •aid applies lion will be heard on the first Mon day lu October next. This Aug. 25. 1886. • T. F. HiLL, Ordinary, “We do hereby certify that we su pervise the arrangements for ail the Monthly and Quarterly drawings of the Louisiana State lottery oompany, and iu per-on manage and con rol the Draw ings themselves, and that the same are conductod with honestv, fairness and in good faith toward all parlies, and we au thorize the Company to use this certifi cate, with facsimiles o our signatures attached, in its advertisements.” steeping car accommodations. The shortest and quickest route between athens and all points Noith, East and West H. R.BBKNARD. Sunt Athens, Gji C. W, CHEARS, Gen. Pas . A -nt. Kiel m id, Va. PIEDMONT Al H- LIly <£ ROUTE. f4ichmonnd and Danville Railroad Co A. Jt O. A. L. D1NI6ION, CONDENSED S C B E DU LE In Effect July 4th, 1886 Trait s ran by 75tb MeridUn time—One hour fas ter than 90th Meridian time. NOBTUBOUND. Com in m i ssi oners. We the ndersigned banks and liaukers will pay all Prizes diawn in the Louis- State Lotteries which may be presented at our counters. J IIOGLESBY, Pres. Louisian' National Bank J W K1LBKETU, Pies. Mate National isank J BALD WIN,Pres. New Orleans National Bank UNPRECEDENTED 0 OVER HALF A 5 ATTRACTION! OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED. Louisiana State Lottery Co. Incorporated in 1868 lor 26 vears by the Legisla ture ^or Educational and Charitable purposes- ffitha capital of $1,000.090—to which a reserv- fund of ever $650,000 has since been added. By an overwhelming popular vote Its I ranch far was made a part of the present State ‘Constitution adopted December 2d A. P., 1879 Ite flrssd single Number Drawing* will take place mommy. It never scale* or post pone*. Look at the following distrituition: 106 Grand Hsnthly AND THE Extraordinary Quarterly Drawings In tne Academy ol Music, New Or leans, Tuesday, September 14,1886. ruder the pcrjonal tuf cr.lalon end management Gen. G. f. Beauregard, ot Louisiana, and Gen. Jubal A. Early of Vir ginia. ; Capital* Prize 150,000 NOTlcE.GTioketearn .0, haltes, fivn. Halve* $5; Fifths $2; Tenth* $1 List' OF FitlZEB. I CAPITAL PRIZE OP f I V),000 ... 1 GRAND PRIZE OF 50.UU0. 1 CRANE PRIZE OF 2 L.4KUE PRIZES OF 4 LARGE PRIZES OF 20 PRIZES OF 00 2I),u00.m« 10,000... 5,000 .. 1,000 . 100 500..., 300. prizes of 200 ... 44 100 ... “ 50 .« _ APRDXIMATION PHIZES. 100 • ApproXimstaeu prizes 01^200 mo •• *• 200 500 1J)J0 *150,000 50000 CO.vOO 20,000 20,000 20000 35,000 30,00 . -10.0) 60,00 50,00 $ 40,00 10,00 Application for rates to clubs should be made 100 44 xoo... * 44 K\ • only to the office of the company in hew Orleans, . farther Information write dearlv giving, lull*adores. PO>TAL NOTE'*, express, mone> orders or New York excbMige in ordinary letter Cuneucy by Express (at our^xpejue^ada^rcss. -i New Orleans^ La. or MADanpbln , . Vamington, D 0. Make P. 0. “ ----- NEW ORLEANS. NATIONAL BANK, , - New OautANg, La. G», on the Piedmont Air-line, tho Cuff House and cottages are, now open under new management. . For rooms and In* formation apply to . ,, r. H. and F B. SCOFIELD proprietor. Late of. hotel KaterakilL Catskill monntains. N Y, and Leland hotel, Chicago. Excursion tickots will be found on-sale cheap at railroad office. , . - IDE1 ICE! ICE1 ATHENS ICE WORKS 0 FFICE AND DEPOT. Leave Atlanta Ar Gainesville "Lula "Toccoa “Seneca "Easley «... "Greeuv’le. 'Sp&rtab'g "Gaffney 'Gastonia. *CUkrloue. "Salisbury.. "btatesuiile. "Ashville Ar. Vharm Springs .... "Raleigh "Goldsboro GieenestHMO "Danville "Richmond 'Lynchburg . >WM ...... 'Omrioitcsville "Washington .... ‘Baltimore - "Philadelphia. 'New York Express 6.00 p m 7.65 p m 8.20 p m 9.47 p m 10.54 p m H.59 p in 12.25 p m Lift a m lei a m S.32 a m 4.40 a m 6.10 a m 12 56 p m 616 p u> 8 52pm 136 p tu 440 p in "Warn 10 00a m *30 p in 12 56 p m 3 15 p m 830 p m 8.40 10.36 11.00 12.03 12.57 2.05 2.30 8.43 956 19 36 700 1100 935 1130 7.00 2.00 4.10 830 Usual U "idis'i brinches With Latin, French and Music Taught Instructions in classes fi.r boys and g iris will be given si perately. A FRIEND IN NE ElS DR. SWEET’S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT: Hutcheson, ntul •oil’s old niter, Hni will be sold subj 1 1’ Thurinond Shells, one tlatedon ihellth day -nd to secure a note foi Sim> M nil issb, sn<l (he other dated 27* h i>.-< secure two notes, or e ’or tlvj t 1881, and due 1st Novemhor, l*>i lor el30, da>ed 27 Dec’r, 1"M, i after date, at 8 j e-fcni interest. Said p»o{M*.ty x 1** as in. prti,..- M s-heats. late of *k]d r:our«ty,d*« fit ef the hers and •*•!* or fi«h. WILLIAM p 2 ?> ,4|, »n i r ‘h. (Vtl ' ■' -Jd .In, i.ll M ■MNW.II. C’v RKR SHERIFF’S SALK. \\ | 'f Atk- Tut^.T * of uii. pared from the receipt Dr. Stephen 8w«< t Of Cennectkut, tho gieat • at ir»l Rone >eiter. Has been used tor more thi. t veara, and fa the best known remedy lor Rheumatism Nt nrnlj- «. Sprains. Bruises, rjjira, Burns. Wounda. external injorltr Xtt- Sold by all Pnictfate— try it. ia'22'1.% ICE CREAM! If you want something nice call on C. BODE, As he has always on hand Cakes, Bread, Gandy & Confectionery Al*o Ice Cream o. all kindj, by the plate, quari Chocolate, Vernelia, Lemon, Strawt*erj arid “OWUa e; also Roman Punch Orange and Ap- e and Lemon Shebert. made to Older. TON WAGON SCALES, lr*»L*sFT». 4t»»t Rearing*. BraM S60 JON a k* |«<i tkafrelcbt— «4dnMjORE*OP I1RGHAMT0I, ffitofftefatmm n. V, BARBER SHOP REMOVED Having removed our Palace Parlier Shop t« the room on Jackson street, formerly occupied i ere now bette; men and as many new ones as will patronize us ”* * K * "- hane»t and best equipped te We now have t oerahop in Athens and only the uoittskiiled artiti are employed. Give us a McQueen a Durham W. H. PATTERSON, BOND IND STOCK RBOKER. Pryor Street! FOR SALE! r mice, location, «fcc., 1 know of i J. 8. WILLIFORD. R.. E. A. excelleutg -rdeti for vegetables and flowers Everything new and In gmd order. Apply to J. 8. WILLIFORD, R. K. A. FOR SALK. aud 2 basement rooms; on the lot fa an abundant supply ot water, a good wel 1 , and pipes to various parts of lot; large stable and barn; servants' houses and large garden- All In good order. L. II. CIIARHGNNTER. TO RENT! Bo Lve New York rhiiaoeipu ..... * Baltimore * Washi< gton , 4 CharlottesvilD * Lychburg * Richmond 4 Danville * Greensburo.. 4 Goldsboro * Raleigh Warm Springs M*u No. 51 Dailv * Asheville 4 Statesville 4 Salisbury Charlotte Gastonia-.—. Gaffney’s... . Spat'nVjg Grecnv’Ie.; Easley 4 Senecr _ * Toccoa..... * Lula..... * Gainesville Ar. Atlanta U.C7 pm 11.1*3 p m I 3U p in •Daily except Snnday 5.oo p m 11.21 p m 1.35 p m 4.21 p n 1128 pm 1257 p in 2f0 p m *39 pm 11.00 p m $.00 a m 6.18 a ns 200 % m 8,05 am 948 p m *ooo p m *19.3Up m 5.64 p i 5.46 pi 7.04 pm 7.32 p m 8.46 p m 9.63 pm L8Q p m 6.10 p m 9.45 p m J. S. WILLIFORD. R, E. A. A lour-room cottage, good girden, and well water; convenient to business J. T. Comrk. • FOR RENT. The new amt desirable 1'iUanl home on Lump- kid street: applvto eujrJSdlw. GKO. Dl llLEY > HOMAS TO RENT. 11.23 p m 100 p m 2.49 p 2 3.34 p 4.49 p _ 5.14 p m 6.12 pm 7.09 p 8 26 p m 8.50 p m io.4d p m between New York and Atlanta. On trains 52 and 53 Pullman Buffet Sleeper between Waeh> lrgton and New Orleaas; Washington and Aiken Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro and Rich* tnoad. Through tickets on sale at all principal stations to all points. For rates and Information apply tn any agent ol Uxe_Company or to t ure company or t C. W. C11 EARS' _ „ _ Aas'k Gen. Pass. Agt. E. B. THOMAS. \ f \. Msustrer. Rfohmond. Va PROF, GRAS. LDDWIG VON SEEGER PolMWI of Medicine it to. Hotel Vnlverally Knlfbt ot tlw Rojtl Atu-.rlu Order ot tee Iron C**a; Knlgtit Cora mender or tke Ropml sp.nlih Orter-e tnbel: Knteht ol t • Bojel PmieUn »t be Bed l-agie; CneT»lIer.of toe Legion of Bt nor etc,, etc.,«1.711 ■Liebig Co.*. Coen Beof Tonic ebould DM be eentoanded with the horde ot inter csro-eJU. It lAln no eeaw of the word epsteet remedr. Ism thoroughly oonvenkot with It* mode or Fropanfon end know II to be not onlj a -lezttlmete ,berm seen Ucel ptoduct, but also nnedrotth* hlth rommendetioue it bat ro- whlcn are dissolved in pore genuine Spanish Im perial Crown Sherry .** invaluable to all who are Run Down, Nervous. Dyspeptic, BUltous, Malarious or afflicted with weak kidneys Be ware of rmttaitoQs. ner Majesty's ravorite Casmetle Olyeeriae te gnusnteed |u toe beet GKoRUiA, uconee coaotV.^Nrdbr* A. Greene vs. Ramie 8. Greene,—1 ibel for divorce In Ooo- and is farther . in the said state dered by tho court the defeud’ini by the Hyp that be dees not reside It is therefore or- rvtce bo perfected at servtue bo perfected on publication of this order raonthsTbefore the next a month lor four term ol this court In the weekly Ranner-Wnich man, a paper puihlheA In Clarke county. Ga., Good Garden and Water. MRS. T. A. ADAMS. LAND FOR RENT. I have a tract of good, cultivated laud- (most of It frefb), five miles fa low Athena on the Lexing ton road. I will divide this up into one, twosnd three end four horse farm«, and rent the se place cut on reasonable terms on monied note or fo part of crop, to responsible parties. The* orr's Select school* CORKER J. R. CRANE’S LOT. Will prepare yoting men or boys for the Uni versity or for husimss, Exercises will begin M ondav, Sept. 6. Eor terms apply to aug8l£2w. 8. P. ORB. GJUN AND LOCKSMITH _ entire outfit of Mr W. A.Talmadge. deceased and will continue thp buslm ss in sil tubranced (SDN, LUCK AND TRUNK REPAIRING, Will alay visit houses to do special work* Satis faction guaranteed. JUUUSDOKNULATT. PARR BROTHERS, Douse and Sign Painters HABERSHAM HOUSE. CLARKESVLLLB, GA. r This hotel is now under the management of W. D. YOUNG. Who Is Jwell known to (tho tourist ol the last thlrteon yean as Proprietor of the Tallulah Falla Hotel. Clarkesvlllo has been a favorite summer. resort fur tbe lest fifty years, lie fine climate, mineral water, and mountain aeenery.eto.; with three churches two livery stables and good drivers * ft'll'ivi: , ri^rke county, Georgia, on t!•# in October next, between »he Ie fc *;t| t**e following property, to wn ; ( fot in iho citp of Athene, bound North i ▼ Hill street Last bv Mr 1* v -with by vacant lot, (c- lied u,e iu., r ,J“: by Harris ttreei, being ihe ttl uv T P Oliver, »i ntAinirg otit •rres, more or 1 s*. levied on..... tbepropert <(J. W. Murr 1], urnicr ’ue of three JukIk e Court ii m.. Jurtire CourtO' the 2l*ith dial, i; M of tnrtn oein< in mvnr 0 f k M > u ', I threet|Q«'tv n;l tob-^Wg "h r v d bt ?if. J W Murrell, and thcoth Mrs M. M. fit shop, ixecutTi roll, tevios ra»de by r. w. stable of Ihe 21Wb di«t.,s.nd turned over tom-ar adverti 2'th.lSNw />KoIt It g for « l’l>«» top p< S4io cot.it' v, lohsv lishcl *1 D.tvis’ob are now h< »d in ai (I'ur«ear a District) ! JOHN W. WUK.hh.c COUNrv >un!lnsrvii ur *. 9 till, SKl’TKVBEi !»►* (i illiK’ . bill*« that the an I, i ♦■lection u reel net »e. end ilif . tddi-linl at said old M h< ol house ord red that a copy of tiifa ( rdci ihc Weekly Iks • kk-Watcmm r v four wteks. ASA M. J At K - Sept 7-w I wk». . n4 •■I Mu: ay herrbj i is funrar il'l'khrtii | 1 fcUKtJlA, It A > t ■» Jo "it clu!i°ii, T, dt 1*11 d ft tne und.T Itsl mging to th:t e»’ apolk-wii u will October next. Ti.j Wn T. * nEORGIA, RANKS COrNTV.-To ail vtcu it nitty cone rn: lo-ieiu lux, «;dc« SwcpMin Cox, die . has sp) lied to uie to Mrs set apart to her slid lorntmorcb Idoti a vein support from the rstOo olaaudjj^-ct-artd. Tfa» lucretor-Jto cite aud Hdoo-iiHvrtn vnwrunvr ; •how caus •, ifanv they f a tt n»\ ottav »u m first Monday in Octoiro r next, why snid apptka- lion shoulc not te granted, m . t tbeysai#Mipnft aliovogd as fix< db> iht return oi the nitniUci* a .pointed f»* that f>'nf ow. oug. U, lx^i. -Tun Jrna, 0 minn ittlon on the raiatc oi l> id II. Johwm. late, of sal I cotiutr. deceased. tn- th* e fore to cite aud sdiocni-n all cu.ietnict Utttov cause at the regular i< nn o; the toun t>< crd’.mary ofaa d county, to he held on ib- tm>t M uda. la ^ ‘ ^zt why s^td letters »!>.» . d tU fa 'liven Coder iuv band at office, t i» August, 1.VW. e.6 % M. JACK-OX. Ordinary O :tob- » ranted. 27th day * RL OUIOI ot said county, deceased the law .or a discharge i These are therefor-- to concerned to show cause i the court of Ordinary to lx- day in November nextw UN rv,_wi r Marv A Vi lib, Ufa has applied in icnwrf -Itjverf i 1S4 pearing to the court hv satisfactory evident* throt the defendant E. *. Vinson re-ides the limits of the Stste, It ia thereupon ordefsaaf the court that the Defendant appear at the next term of this Court oo the 2d Mon '«y mOttoJ next, *»nd that service of this onler be perfrttr upon toe Defendant by put»iic*ti« month for four months in tbe Ilanner-Waifa'. man Newspaper, prior to the next tenno: lo« Court, lu open Cfrirt, April 23d 18*6. A true ezlract from the minutes of CbA* J ul>eTior Court, April T*<tn. l«wi. el 1.1 am.3m J - 1IN I. LUGG158,t’Vrt Ex’r. of ■ -Ott M. Legwin, doceasetl.—dill 6t in Oconeo SuperlorCourt—Answe.*of Deft J * McHoe in the nature of a cross hill. July.ttf* 1Sa6, of Oconee .Superior Court.—It appear^* tbe court that the defendant. Ja-ob K. Sfch*»| Executor of Lott M, Legwin deceased, t* 4 his anawer in the nature of a cress bill fair above stated case an«i prayed ti ai ihe fullovu* named patties, who rtaide out of ihe »t»fa ® i niuuu (latiivs, won cbbiuu wm til me »*-— , Georgia, bo made parties defendant to ibr^ oiiginal bill, to-wit- Martha Ross, of the -Ut«« Mississippi. Caroline Cridenof the Sttu oi»^ Carolina, John Godfrey and William the State of Alabama, temuci Godfrey o* l ** Sute oi California and Asa L. W. Vtal.O-K Wood. Tilleno M. Wood, and Maiissa tra^bd the Stale of Texas. , It isosdered tfy the court that the ai>ove n*®*® r . parties be made parties defendant to said »u^ sail P«rtJ«* and that servlC3 ot said bill and nature of a cross bill be peifecteo <—• • r- ., by the publicat.on of tbia order once a *erk wo months iu the Banner-Watch trail, ate" paper published in Athens, Georg Term 1886. of the Superior Co county, this 24th day of May UG6. July perior Court at ocont* ly 13^. B. E. TUK SUES, iaLKX S. EKW/>, Sol’s, for Daft. J. R- McEe t l DLUDIXp. J 8 G eorgia, banks count v—■To «i! mav concern: Marcus Ll’ox having i» !• nn applied to the undenigued for ihc anshin ol the pets uia aud pr»perty *.i Mary ^ Cox, Jor. F. Cox, W. A.Cox* John 1. R<>x, 1 “Jr Cox and KUfe Cox, minorchUdretiot W. late of state of Texas, dee’d. Nonce i” b‘T*»j laie of state of Texas, dee’d. Nonce w™ given tost hia ap lira lion will l*e beard office on the fiisi nday in Oitioi rr next, w • fi under my hand and official signature Ate * 1SS6. T. e. HILL. Ul-f' G W hlte taie, of said county, deocawi, i»«» *lf‘L to me in terms of the law lor letters «»t a tie-reiofa “ cite ano admenfah all concerned to ?b»»* - at the regular term of the court of Or.nnarj said couuty to be held on the first MoudM Decern b-r next why said discharge sbou.-ii' granted. Given under iuy hand and oflneU* M na lute at rflicial »ignatur«t« ffit August 1896 A F D t S ZD*1 G eorgia banks o H^TY-Ainnutrsw^ •Sale. Agreeable to an order from tte f of ordinary of said c*»nnty grante*i at tho term, INK, will be sold at awetlon rt f huae door of said conn: y, .... In ctober oex , between the legs’ no us oi - IigcU or lots of lent a l|o niu: If ndv oiy V. E.Sheppard John Scojrtin*, James o:h ra, within 3mile*of Rarmon' ‘ ,n, ' e v " i, r a« leading to Carnesvllle, o-wit: •• q taldl g 96 acre*, more or le***, on whic , h faa dweliug house aud out bull nng» *««•* • ^ 15 acre* in cultivation. 4 nen • ia go<*d remainder in old field plae aud original l ot No. 2 containing 92 acrer , more or less* j 15 acres in a high state^of cultivation;^ — parties ran goto thr F k.B r spendtho days nothing will oe left i Falls iu 28 minutes on K. E and mum in tne evenfa g undone to make this the gayest rerort of the. season A good string band emp'oved for the season Special rates with families. > w7d. r . YOUNG. HAND-POWER Baling Cotton Presses, N. L. HUTCHINS, Judge S. C. B.B. TRASHER,Fetiticuei'a Attorney. A true extract from the minutes of eiid cou this Aug. 21 at, 1886. I have a uamber of the ab>ve fircssaso.t hand, hlch I desire to close out st gre tlr reiluced prices. They are strong, durable und easily worked. Price |8C.(0, dtlrt rrt dr /*>«r GEO .W’. IL1RDW1CK, VSMt'M itiv.tlon- ’ ■food'bottom Ikiiiiud I0»orn ot Fine raalnder in original forrat, well watered. lot No. S.eontaloii ’O or loo, wlm IS aerea pli e Seld, CMaed.mndaoU (oitokbanetu « * vodltori. Tero-aef ..1. D. L JlcWHOkTWt Ana 24, IRSfi. Adra'r. John N. I'rickelt. d ^ Deal hour, olsaie otheblgh< ie foilo-*in. , c , n’r®** i in Maysvilte la U* undid £ five and a half acres, awrecr ““tfa* © ; iff? S X E R. It., “ .of Reaver, Nickerson & ia ttfl* 1 J.Hgmpton. Notice given to dafrndantiu j oftoe law. Thi. RGlAOf’ONEE COUfiTV-— UTo tin 'wbom'Tt may ^>nceni. b*j Colley Adm’r. of Margs' et Colley jntei* n due form of law applied .t? 1 .?*' i dlliulftatoo f.-om said .dmlniatr.lj0°. ^ (n para upon tbe ..raw on ibe nr.l xo ^ eraUirlSM, Wltoea, aj baud and ouk >• . TH(uaHt ; F , ooiinar