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WEEkLV baNEeuuwatchman -r.'EsDAY November .886. kissssssi^s^sS- o*labor next, within to* J^JaJSSfT} ia* property, to-wlt: AUtoat ban on tbo north, Un<lao< Vf UltAM lt^Trt ot^ty watt, lazd* *f Scales on thttaat.hjr tot^tt*J Chain bora and eto* •, oontat^W «IJ*»T-ow^ aero., more or lua. On sate “»•* A ! dwallloa houooand fcrtr aata, ln high rh> a cQUlrailon.twoatyatre«<f »htt'i la or o- hrt- mSSTU^W* tiwnot Hotter,known Mddl^mtohedie the tattagjjar&gSiSgssg SinC-tatiuTlau ofttld oamnly. W rEoaoin.BAsrsoonsTx.-WoOi. 05* THE FINE FAIR PROSPECT. ATHENS WEEKLY MARKET- scaring A STUDENT, AN UNCROWNED KING. auditing accounts. knights of labor footing up Gono TO ExKIXIT.—Charles Scudder kaa been prevailed on to make an exhibit at the fair withhia newtod elegant good*. It will be one of the handsomest. n . TaMrt TrtErto* an • HncUeal Pot it lent far Space bib* Entrees • <uz. ariuulie Bice, a atn rtmm Hornet and Jersey*—The Our youug friend Charta lure, Pattltry ahonr to ho Excellent— dent from Atlanta, 1* °“ e . °J, “J® vmtlacd Bailito* Fere end Sm ut boys in college, »ndi> at the head of clml Bate.-*. Croat Week .'1 the hannleM fun afloat He is chief Fsr A .hen. insight, officer In thereto '*> jXg The directors of the Fair Association the vardaut Fresh ZetmChia hare are highly elated at the prospect of haf- ^ScUW--*** ^ "S^!£?ha«aj. Mr. W. D. sajasaAssst s 3oe2s£iKSaS8 ttS^SsaysSL'' gSssl2&£ MjOTJSsws* ^sssssssstt prepared for the adoentare ny n«ng a bundle to tho reporter, ajrm.ao _uh all kinds of atonea about . ^ c ^ of Sonny Hill stock farm, 'will bring a lot of hia thoroughbred Porcheron and Norman hone*. Mr. Bishop has the finest hones of this pop ular breed in the Southend will make an exhibit that erery man to Northeast Georgia ought to see. Mr. J. R. Tilley, of Conyers, a brother of Mr. George Tilley, formerly of Ath ena, will bring four runners. Mr. Downing, is bow on the track with a large stable of hones and is get- ting them In tne condition. He it one of the best tninenin the United States, baring driren some of the fastest horses . in - . AS. too WAT ana enthe turf. Mr. Downing has recom- all the street lamps on u.C F»7. » men dations from Bonner, the owner of when Rice and Martin reached the jilt ^ trc , tfrs in ,he world. All ea“d«krepUch. Rice re^Wtbatjt waadangerona for afellow tiitrarel- Unfair comes off will have them in the Ung around to Athenaat " " | belt of trim. would be so easy ^ Jlr i—1 Oguwa I Joe Thurmond, of Jackson county, for behind to horse flesh, and wiMbejon toi^ritboStoltini to help hia time with a long atnng of thoroughbreds. comminion he started for his home, yell- roULTXY Dian-AT. ingatevery step, “Police! Murder! Mur-1 j|r. Griffeth informs us that the poul- der! Help me! Help me!” ®*I try display will be exceepingly large, ed off by some, more students, caught I ^ ^ (hncy breeds raised by ama- and thrown down, and bis pocket* rifled. teur chicken fancier* of Athena and the Rice besought them to take til he had, 1 guITO anding country will exhibit. but iparo his life. He waa finally saved ^ 6W rc u,ble Georgia railroad has a _ ' aalllnw Ant Gist the Dolice I a. sv. .M tka Vaiy A UfimstlOTL Omci Bahuxb-W atcitm an, - ; Athens, Oct 29,1886. There has been plenty of business this week. The heavy weather which was threatened early to the week did not coma, and we have plunged into winter without the usual rainy spell. The lat ter part of the week has been cold and clear, and cotton picking baa not been interrupted* a day. The first frost formed Wednesday night, which was repeated Friday. The cotton plant was probably too far devel- LARGEST FERTILIZER fac tory IN GEORGIA, EX-MASTER WORKMAN HEYNAR- DIE DEPARTS. Aceurra, Oct 30.—(Special.] Com mitteeman Wright, of the Knight* of labor, consulted the facto-y presidents informally todmy, end they promised him .0 ro-PM?ha«b^rretlv entorgei • r I 4 i M“32?K lame Wn moK tIkU quintupled. In I87o toJfiE^nedoSt .bout m ta. sand tons of fertiliser*. In 188u their output U oy«r thirty *’*" These is hardly • ton Georgia whe has not use nee eome of to* w this company. tiont He assnrad them of hia dasire to settle the trouble, end it 11 understood that after investigation be will order the operatives to work. He has found that the local leaders have been tunning the Knights’ organization for that own ben efit financially, and trill stay until he aettles the trouble. Poor Meynsrdie has left August* for trotins. He left unattended by the a liens of hia late admirers and travelled k|* pauper’s pass. Itis said he will ttr return. At times, symptoms of indigestion are present, flatulency, uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A moisture like perspira tion, producing a a very disagreeable itching, after getting warm, as .common attendant. Blind, Bleeding and Itching Pile* yield at once to the application of 01 -sinnea- wnn »»* In- Athens betoyfidl of frtasIodMgaftCT ial the fair, sal some of them ret cribed as desperate and >ns liana, who would a* • oon J®°“ he- down and rob ‘ £ touoro. ‘AhiflOo-dlatn^htChBr- ect U? left for hi* boarding honae on Col- ien. lege avenue, together * n, |J *“* JJjS* leir ntok Martin, who waa in the coiOTOT- on, ey. ItwaaMartm’apmtto keep Biro* for fears wrought up, whi A he did by talk- lair ingalltheUghway heh ^ d e 7£ the hLd oforowSd ■“»^ a «*. \ ran meantime %m phrit***^. tral an the Will lamps tfr *thc^r*yi “d we when Rice end !»*»*- •— - .. * yatcf'kk i Ch f riao m 8tei^hou 8 e ,t»« CLARKE COUNTY. atunta new depBftetefar the legislature. Fourteen well-known gentlemen were at the table. DORSEY IS DOUBTFUL The Man In lha Atlanta «tty CouncU Wla to be exactly what is claimed tor them 1 — ■ -—™, v to theciroours acoompanvinr the peak-1 BORGIA, CMjUOS COUNTY.— agaa. The “ AridPhoephatrf ’ isawon- UmiMb Wfvr A centrated solution in water of A^d I Admlidstratrix of F. A. Upscomb, do- 1 Phosphate of Lime. The “Bread Pre Uased, applica tome paratlon” is amixture of. VildPhos- seventeen (17) ahme* of the stock of «he phateof Lime, carbonate of soda and I Eagle A Phoenix ktonufactunng Com flour. When mired with water, carbonic pany of Columbua Georgia, belonging to acid gas is liberated aeda double phoe-1 the estate of said deceased. Theoe are phateof lime and soda In formed and therefore to notify and cite ail concern- remalnaln the bread when baked. In Ud to show cause at the regular term ordinary cream ot tartar baking powders c f the court of said oounty, to be held / the substance left in the bread after „n the first Monday in December next,... “raising” Is rochelle salts—a double why said leave should not_be grsn tad-•.<. art rate of soda and potash. The phos- Qiren under my hand at office this >6Ui _ phatea are useful mineral anbatanees to day of October 1886. L_f 1 meewitk Gut ta*. J ici if T A OITSAV- OrHinATY. ,f this prograMive'city. Its object is to attract to the city persona desiring to es tablish manufacturing enterpriaea, to lay btfore them the advantages of the city, to bring in consultation with ! creaters, and thus to increase snd div rsify the msnufacturing interests of Atlanta. A m ercury la employed who is in constant correspondence with parti.* all over the country obtaining and classifying statis tic* on all branches of manufacturing, ,n.l preparing table* showing the auita- bility of thi* city fordifferent enterprises, siting forth the supply of raw material, IstKir, etc. Only a few weeks have pass- ,,1 since the organisation of the Elioakt Stoci,—The finest display of pianos and organs ever eeen in Ath ens is now at Burke’s mafic house. He has now on hand ten pignoa—all fine in struments. An elegant assortment ol organs. Thishonse promises a fin* dm- Atlanta, Oct SO.—[Special.] Mr. John Tyler Cooper baa been nominated for Mayor of Atlanta. The Committee of j Fifty in a five honrt session last night, ending jnat before middnight nominated a fusion ticket on which Mr. Cooper ap pears as Mayor, and the Councilmen are equally divided. The ticket is aa fol lows: Mayor—John Tyler Cooper, anti. ,ce the organisation of the associa- >ut already ite good influence it felt Through ite agency arrange- 1 have juit been completed for the buyers from a distance wonder how such prices can be maintained. Orders have been filled in Augusta by buyers who found it impossible to give Athena price* for cotton, and yet Augusta has a slight advantage in Northern freight*. Cotton grown in this section is confess edly finer in grade than the staple of the lower country. This results from the care with which it is picked, free from trash and stains, and also from the quali ty of the soil, which appears to grow better cotton* Athens and Rome pro bably lead the state in fine classes of Aldermen—J H Mecsslin, anti; W A Hemphill, prohi; R T Doraey, (for un expired term.) dabted to said establishment here of glas* works, a ervatly needed industry in thi* section. Webb will make everybody happy when of th , gtato w jU be here. A large they come in their store. Candy, *p-1 number of commodious stall* for the pies, peanuts, oranges and everything , ccommo d*tion of this famoua breed of else you want, wholesale and re tad. 88 ektUe m npw being built end their ex- Clayton street, Athens, Ga. | hibit wiU be made one of the main fea- * T I tures of the Cur. STORIES OF PHIL ARMOUR. The farmei* from *U the aurrounding a 1 urnco urrrun counties are coming in with wagons and a Dude Who Liked Costly Cletkee. aad a 1 camp during the week. The farmer* ere oranxer Who was Dasad by Odd. I aery much interested in improving their rcklcaso H.ralS.] rtoik, and the best way to doit js to visit tcaitaSO 1 tte f#ir ud lee w hat kind is the best Millionaire Paul Armour has a pleas-1 ~ amestiv call on the citizens of aat custom of buying * suit of clothes 1 „ d Northeast Georgia to turn oocea veer foremch of hisoffioe emgloy-j,.,..! XTtheirhtst tomake th* Cab * ees. Ttos year allbat 0D g a l ^^^l grand success. V jo* kava^ sBjtotog visited a certain tailor on thefSoutoKd* ^ u think would be of kmefitta and were measured tor suite ranging the Air, send it along and make a dis- in price from ISO to 135. The excep-1 - - -• tion was a dude, who scorned to# selec tions made by hiscolleagues^He lajgsjsssafc.gja; Uilor he flnilly selected s piece of goods which would cost |125 to build into gar ments. When the tailor, a few week* later, sent hia itemised bill to toe big • a *1 m.da IVinlltTIM mP ” Mr. August Meyer, of Brilliant OWo, has been out here and mad* an examina tion of the place, and organised a com pany of 150,000 capital which will begin work in a abort time, and it is promised will have the glaas worka in operation by the middle of January. Mr. Meyer, who has been a superintendent in glass works for year* past and is thoroughly equipped in the business, will move bis family to Atlanta and take charge of the enterprise. RAtl.HOAD MAONATB* IN COUNCIL. Notice the presence Fifty cents per bottle, at druggisW. Don’t fail to see Hampton A Webb | when you come to • town. An Enter prisms, KeltaU* House. A. B. Long can alwars be relied upon not only to carry in stock the beat of everything, but to secure the Agency for such articles as have well-known merit, and are popular with the people, thereby sustaining the reputation of being alerays enterprising, and ever ro- WUJ HIU Bl . * .— M l d. Given under my hand at offico ; ABAM.JACK80N, Ordinary. j has already been publiabed of , r ro of leaniug railroad men in Atlanta, who are diaensaing freight rates. They are still in session. They com pose the freight committee of the South ern Railway end Steamship Association, the rate committee of tbo Southern Fea- senger Association and to* Arbitration committee of the Southern Railway and steamship Association. Each commit tee is sitting upon the queation* proper ly before it, and much important busi ness is being dispatched. The railroad commission session. Circular 78 of the < is receiving eepeciel attentic classification of rates set f< circular i* being advocated tni Among the general frei present are H. Callbran, Cine < i.l—«ns andTexa* Fari«e If. Culp, I-ouisvflle and >as road; O.R. Knox, Nashville, snd St. Louis railroad; T.». Tennessee. Virginia and Geoi Sol Haw, Richmond and 1 road; Jo.ep M. Brown. N Atlantic imltoad, G. A. Vrhi trsl railroad; W. H. Stanfo minion Steamship company , Georgia rrilroad; S. B. Carolina railroad; C. H. Western railroad of AUbama, Charlton, Port Royal * road; A. Fope,^ 1- railroad; G. C- - ™ THE G0VERN0R s 0RD ER S«rr*a6*rl»* FINE STOCK- They com- prohis when Captain Jackson's name season exceeded 75,000 bales. Bj»*b waa withdrawn, but the entii claim that compresses are worked to their fullest was wimurown, capacity, and our warehouses are filled he was offend not as a probi-b to overflowing. Cotton is being wagon- same spint of compromise that be waa I ^ ker , from a distance of thirty and for- J chosen alderman—not because he was t j miles, and every train comes end goes one of their partisans, but because be out loaded with bales, was not a partisan, and they would 1 —— , . Pri“, h _ CooDer Bauoain* in Dbt Goods.—In today’s ntoer have him lhan Coopw. is ane wiU be seen toe Urge advert.se- The ticket shows eonc-rsions on both I raeQt of tlle Gilt Edge Palace *tore,.Dur- gides. ing the next 60 days, they wiU sell, r their In moving toe adoption of the I entire stock of goods at New YorVj f) tost. »<»“ - <*• ssrsf Mr. Grady said: We do not con ch - ofthil -.ublisbment, vt "ihave eider it a meeting for prohibitioniats or ^ extn f 0TCe „f elerke, so that all can anti prohibitionists, but for AtUnta. It U j be waited upon. Call and examine hia ■*»%**-*•Sxeew indeed a triumph for At- >nnoum e s himself a*.* lesult been otherwise a reflection as Alderman m ib» seron^ ensued be- | ward..and asks the * u P port . f , ri , nt ^ t v Mr. Murr.y hasmadejm effim.nt mt, I shall retire from business—therefore, will sell, foi toe next sixty days, my entire stock of goods, at the Appointed tol. wed slowly i» far- “Young nun, I like to have ^ I consider toemaeWes on an Start STSShar. In tasking OTKa-ttg^* bUl I find tost yw rate yesara#WJ»**J^ ^n to sttanooga been reached is rant, East Unta- Had the t. srailroad; bitter election would have .villa rai - tween the two P* 3 ^®*^ “..*7 ^1, I officer. The frienda or «r. l,. stem and would have been torn snd divided won l. n b.snameas*^* , Old Do- year ago- The compromise |»£7.^. siore friends tost pd n wjTp^ P tb«m renewed etrength for Orx^ - A and Angusta fail* I tb* future. . . bv I Wednesday night the itockboj — Fahlt U bring found with the ticket by ^ a prentan«t««u j M churned that they ere partisan Repu 1 ^ for building will . asTanSIlortfagt* at to# UcxnB and have never clrimed to be any tQOn u toe plana “ d fVlirtt oeorsta Kailxea*- I thin g ebe. The reply U that they «*•! accepted. The opera ho I rood citixen. and wiR make good councd-1 for next reason. __ , „ 0e * 08 —(3p*’ctal.j Gov. ud that it doesn’t matteraflgj A UnITKD Compimint.—D .^3^1 1 ihUevening U**>*a “ order I whether they are Republicans or Demo- 1 WMik of Frankl.n court ah ta and North Georgia Railroad of. *1 I on political questioni. | » n dvCTdict after verdict cmne a ^ of toe road held by the State and 1 xxiLBOAn counission axro*T. Silty, until it seemed there rtttw to. TkeR-fro-C road, it appearing that aaid roa 1 ^ their annual report to toe Go 1 ^ jjd Brown U that hi completed beyond the North U* r ®' 1 Tt is an exhaustive documeet, reviewing I u pon conviction at toe ahtte line within the time pre.cribed by Jt “ “ nU „ d different case. “^Xn he know. to. ^ f Jiototion. of the general assembly. wio“ adjustment du- innocent. HU micros.W P~ Ae rescuing order heretofore 8 I * nt ° d " ■ n «ts out that 200 nule ‘ .hly ud f.arlessly, SJl. wsWi-re’r’Kt.'.. BA I- •>» res, f S.£kS: th. State Treasurer from waning« 1 ^ not been laid; while other and a ep« bond* to said company from J f i^e and importanee „ *,00 msa: ’ool, to inches 1 Q 1 Cashmere, strictly all wide, at 55 ronte, woi ^‘Sid Flannel Dress Good* at 24 cents, J W p^be^in ril colors, at $1-38 per yard, | worth 12.25. Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! ■ At Maxdtaotubxm’ Cost. Ladies’ Shoes, good quaUty, “wedor standard screw, at |1.00 a pair, worth 8hoes at 11.45, worth Lace Shoe*, in glove finish, at j |L26, worth 1255. jsratf Sffisjflajgaf on. who is a son of Bysedyck s Ocu ,o«r^ CLOSED. Quiet and Firm. how to salt them.” HauuUonUn, fte »<*** ™ Dumber. Zt a meetin’ Sm. rfao a grandson of By*hck mm Or^a re-re I&- rjKKJSSR *-ys; nro into* *pa*n? But that U j«M with hU ® f *^ g a^ctiona rAnnour. Lamnse. * e Ung to on. of .toe gre^erf rttracu hrn-g wa , rerese . X **" &. Bampton & Webb will sell Ire-wags. k p oor rvAenFranklin, prut.- sggggss smatriaL & CUytonatw^ Athens, ^ outlook U to. id^nneie«{l*no. Barley; ** •- — mnst^promUing ofwiy to ever held in &2£ta 25. Yta*Ws 110. Broom DEATH OF MR- TOM LOWE. 1 Kortheret Georgia. I ^ Sckid, P~ 1%, «U95<i Stock I i4SH« IMaC * ,t * l>SU Aroiaemt. I JgUNlClPALMATTERS. I l *pii,Vmo«#—:Bacon: amoked clear I i. teemed to «uffer dreedfWv 1 we P Te ^ 1 ®^ Mndidttes for Hiy* I £nl A. GV<a7^i ■ ? while extra C ; ex* lieht'and at timet hU mind I to do, although bothJ t^6^B”idextr* C 6 1-2; yellow 5. to hia ten*** by biafrienda, .jprea* thjna*»^»“ d ®“^® onl , SSmHm: Swtrifug*. 90*31c, Cu^oest aSasTSSS recover kfamdC- T-» tbU^oto. Mr• jMp-W* M SSSTsyropa:J^r dropa^a^Bc. Ladies’ $2.CO. Ladies’ Button > $2.50. ladies’ k—, . , Men's Shoes. I town, at $2.55. My 3 dollar Shoes, uw rtf s I told at other shoe houses at $3.60, you can get at $2.35 from me. . I I My $2-60 Shoe at $1.86. 1 My $2.00 Shoe at $L35. L _ I Wraps. ATHENS YHMSAUEUAMEr FLo.-.oS"Vi a7 '>f"i“ “ -TrC*? uQSt^SSiJSSSsgaBSSs SSZ&W&Se-aSi; Shirt in America—none better mad*. The 44 Eclipse ” Shirt et 65 centi n worth •^certain snd call early, -the firat nick is nxturallr the beet; Will edd • Urp: force of clerks, ao everybody can be muted upon. Respectfully, marks, A C p AZY DOCTOR, fiS;i85?ISk. £»p: $2 25* LEG A L A PVEKTISEMENTSl ssaaaiatogiiaiM tooh2 g;»-. P -“ BU! h ‘ nJplck&1 NC *f . ^bSt.* New'toy 8o»riJS»-Ba«ln2: stapdard\wtj^gSj^SSSm^S^ff ttre fesasadasas®iSiap® ,ai brought more discredit upon P t 9 to’dim; plow ^ 1 tuc lb. Shoes: hrogana $12o per pair, I r ,? ssjssflSESfi Tsassstw— «,»*»'■ .Mb. according to quality, dnuffs: imboy 45.55c; Railroad Si $4 75 p-.r ifln y one ounce cans lap lb. Broom corn, 4a6c lb. Ci'Ui» sRoyd. Lumber: dressed, $15 Pif a ft: rough 8al0. Shingles, $* t0a3. is 8110; oement 2 25,- Cotton f a*l. ■ vet by Jobs rowur, nano ay ilaoeana aeuta by Pvtaea avaaua, jZSr vrbaraoa ska non Ilyas. Sa! rtbaral • lavtad an an* to ba ml* i MtlVlalatBaxtor,undar aad by fS. lsauad t.-oas tka Jartlaa eourt - eh^ta’^order* cm"th, KnighU aevyr-aSS 1 Nothing U doo* y«L auocara sup Auapsta, Oct. *9—lflp*« tn d giuii lent t contmctnp Low* A Co, in AtUnta, and nature U expected tomorrow, assssg: December, 1886, within the legal of sale, the following property ! ; rShoals, adjoining lands of J. w Alblnua Biahop and that portion home place of H.M. Fullflove.de imm 1 laid off** dow«r to the widow, i aapL tana, ite*- said Fulillove, altuated in aald i u! «.«i* ta. 1 “ d containing 8» 70-100 acre*,* •va eaw. ta.t to. | ^ ~ ^ proDertT ol FuUUove,deoeaeed. Tamaoar the 30th day of October*. 1 Wto s II IOC IWUl mvarea, I court, ia the BABMi’WitoI* 1 ,Xfc Dubiithed in CUrke oou«\j, f“vjwa*»J»f“ p WU.H.S1MPKINH, I laorfts. ftUUonert AUaroa*. I Gi*nla4--N. L. Hatablns, Jud*a 8. C. I5S&sS 8 ’ K ^S^1 • | ^&teTb££T UW.terdlv.ro to.Bgta.' "^ r i'amStSteu SgteStaans. C»Aa g^^ufg^fcta a. 0. uSf2. 8, .t.»?mJr taa«i".*to-*^re^ 1 g-JjH blBrnta. .uperi-aj-.^sri^^h. to baj. ^ toed*convicta. Th. law U to* 1 mo ney- J*”^dd toey ho^d we could I 4 -xhw* to pey to the State two l cune to Q r votes* u ^moralizing to their a case of negligence that I nothing was ntt M. The Governor I people or t“' Jsnito will have to pay I them. was ahotatbytuel Ws aigaed that the gnu ha, f< 11 he Governor made no I city ol——• — ,. , , i «"*£* SL arSilfr^AT^d ^ t shoot at a priaoner, OP I noancethU outrage-^and at they wiU he pwwb I baltot-box any candidate rito intent tomasto- lit *^* - - . _ isSuSMS"ICaSL... «»< SSsafst^il** — fiftr-fiasaKSaJifft 88 CUyton stroet, ^n.fit, untilh*.»te*»n telting *tact*® with such a combination, it U tow UMrTOt t-?3i SS^JSS^ritoKMmyC.rtWilZUMritoraa* advaatag* fa*