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.1”' loou< — DON’T BE DECEIVED. Wo are obliged to regard the movc- nient which Is seclring to Uke tho control of tho Georgia Central Railroad from iU managers and present owners as a threat- oned calamity. We can see in it only a speculative movement on the one hand or the advance of a mammoth monopoly on the other. What possible interest can a Kansas City or a Boston or a Xcw York syndicate have in the Central Bail- read of Georgia save to extort large divi dends from the stock or to consolidate some large system with its roadway V In either event the eontrol of this great .home enterprise the only railroad » the South which is owned and operated for its own pcople-wtll pass from ,,r,s- rovert to the Standard Oil WALES WYNTON. out hands and rev Company, or some financial octopus which would have as much interest tn the nntAr.il development of the State a: Sherman's army had in its march ch to the i „f Southern railroad In the absorption of Southern systems, one led intact, true to the devoted to and the wre line alone has remain, people who have built it film farmers and merchants . of Mr. thi* interest ot State. Thanks to the wisdom v, this Georgia system wasrivet- stroiiger than the and has up to this rv inroad of consolidat- lativ of- f. of the Wadi C.l together Avha'.an leagu time resisted w inc Lower and every overture of spent- ■ interest. We trust the people of r „i.,_ s0 far as they have it in their v. r will hold their stock in their own ^session and vote for the present 6ian- ini nl of the Central Railroad ,y. Parties in Athens have I fabulous prices for theii sick, tubers have been offered twelve hundred and fifteen hundred dollars for the right to vote their shares. Let these people hold the stock themselves, it is good security. It is worth one hundred and more, l-' t them revoke their proxy grant and vote the stock in their own in terest. They are working against their | la st advantage who are led away by such gilded overtures. We believe the interests of Georgia de mand the retention of Capt. Raoul »"d r of Gen. Alexander for the of the Central Railroad. i,hl la- the head of his home | rule his railroad as | rgia interest. 1 he the mere creature of a foreign corporation and could not follow his own policy of working the road of which he would he the nominal head. is not too late we trust tho Athens r Georgia stockholders will hold their stock and defeat the Ah x- V^ander movement. When prices the ley Vresidl The on part v and would *' a Southern and a other would t« If it and lie fast to ider 'h-igh, jmlg Monday mo ling a funeral procession filed slowly ( trough the city as a dull November mist settled upon the dead leaves and cloaked the sun dismally in the sky. Not n hell note was heard; few, in deed, outside of those immediately charg ed with the reception of his body, knew what hour the remains of Wales Wynton would be buried, A number of carriages fell in behind the hearse, however, as it passed from the depot to the grave, but tliero were numbers more who would have paid the respect of their presence or sent tlowers to bo placed with those forwarded with hisbody.had they known the hour for tho sepultuTe. In many- respects Wales Wynton wasa r markable young man. Born within a few miles of Athens, lie was compelled by the death of his father to forego the advantages of an education right here at his door, and while most boys were pre paring for a college life he songht the counter, where ho earned a good liveli hood and assisted his mother and sister at a time young lads are serious cares to their parents. Wynton seems nev er to have needed looking af ter. lie was a bright, animated boy. His eye wasa model of vigilance and kindliness—sparkling with suggestion d softening with sympathy. He would attract attention anywhere, and the writ er well remembers while once on a visit to Athens, looking for a correspond ent and agent for the Augusta Chronicle, he sought the young shoe clerk, who had already been a casual contributor to the columns of the Basnkr-Watchman. The t hronicle retained him as its repre sentative until lie was ottered the place of M neon correspondent of the Atlanta Constitution. He was thoroughly in love with his work, lie was aptness and alertness it- | self, lie was a tireless anddeVOt- I ed ri porter. In Macon he became Central I popular, socially and professionally, lie mad> the Atlanta paper an institution in Macon. No one could have measured his prospivtsshad he not been beguiled and betray ed at a time when his career was almost made. in Birmingham, with forces of a new city throbbing with life and teemin; with, mines of wealth, Wales Wynton I would have made his mark and his for tune had not his constitution been under mined by hard work and exposure. 11 moved ill a white heat, where enterpris after enterprise w as springing full armored from the earth—and with his ardent, on thusiastic nature, wore himself out before his life was well begun. Most fascinating and useful of all professions, journalism is one of the most jealuos and exacting. It requires strength as well a- sense, and it requires endurance as I wll as inspiration. It needs a stran: c unhinalion of phlegm and defo it on. A man of ardent nervous na- i tllre oil) consume himself in the tire I with which he illumines his work. Sen- I tiiuent soon tires, weakness quickly I develops under its exactions, and the very mail who loves it most keenly, I succumbs beneath it most quickly. ! Wales Wy nton had energy and great TWO NEW RAILROADS. If our advices he true, and we see no reason now to doubt them, the railroad outlook for Athens is brighter perhaps than any’other city in Georgia. The progress of the work on the Ma con & Athens railroad is certain. It is not apt to be deflected from its Athens course this late in the day, and whatever connection or combination may be made it is certain • to enter this city over the route projected. The Macon & Athens railroad is now in the hands of the stake driver and excavator, and the time when jugglery’or financial bars could be used to deflect it, seems to have passed. The line will come into the eity or under the city in a very short time. The Georgia, Carolina & Northern Kailroad has put in remarkable signs of vitality. This project seems to be more than a feint or a manoeuvre for position by the Pennsylvania Central. Survey ors are at work and the charter for the railroad has already passed one branch of the General Assembly. That charter gives terminal facilities in Atlanta of unusual value, anil the grant of the States’ franchise will be a valuable step in the great work of that system. The importance of this line has been spoken of again and again. It wilt cross-cut the territory of the new roads of the Geor gia Central system in Carolina, which it will drain for Athens and Atladta, and it will bring Elbert and intermediate coun try close to the doors of Athens. It will be a flank movement of the Augusta and Chattanooga, so far as we are concerned, 4 nd will give us the cream of the Savan nah Valley on both sides of the river. Georgia has recently lost two promt ner.t citizens from paralysis, lion. George I-EGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. CLARKE COUNTY. I pLARKEBKERUV’s JS?'IS* II tore Hie court home door ( fVkGocl ty o f Ath- Capital Prize, *150,000. lEFSHSiaWS “We do hereby certify that vre su pervise the arrangements for all tne Monthly and Quarterly drawings of the Louisiana State lottery company, and in person manage and con rol the Draw ings themselves, aud that the same are conducted with honest', fairness and in good faith toward all parties, and we au thorize the Company to use this certifi cate, with fac-simtles o our signatures attached, in its adveitisements. Commissioners. We the ndersigned banks aid baukers will pay all Prizes drawn in the Louisi ana State Lotteries which may l>e pre seated at our counters. — H OCLE3BV, Pres. Louisian' National Bank W KlLBtlBTH, Pies- Sint* .National mink BALDWIN,Pres. Sew Orleans Xntional Bank UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION ! Over Halt a Million Distributed. . Black, of Screven, and lion. James D, Seward of Thomas. ImiroTemMra^berren, 1 jln« in »^d atate and county, and In the city »'S! thS Sft by"un C d roGuJte 0 Vo5S;. w-v h? SS&ffbyVw?rW«n.trectand wuth by Oconee river livied onnnd to bo aoW as the property of Heart BawfWM* under *na by vir- t».Sf ?5.fe. L.id wo. «ho h“'<« 'Sf ninth dtitric , G. M., clarte c note, Georgia In lavorofj F. Wilson «*»<■'« "'l’* 1 ' 1 Ijjjgj Baie field Levy made by L. " * * oner » >*™i constable of (h« 216th district, s • id county• Oct* oUtb, 18-43, and turned over V* me for advertise- meat and »• le. Written ootjcogWen tenant in Si -Sr time end rl.ee. all that tract of land, with the improvement, thereon iituetert in said state end county, »ad gsarasBrsiri- thirteen .no one-h.lt sere., more or lin. Bounded on the north l>y the new e.tension or Bred street, rut br SdeHee OreshMi. woth by A»rou Chat>pie, ttnu on th# west by A. H. Hoag- sou. Levud on and t< • bo -old as tb« proporty of W. tt. Demote, deceased, under and by viriue of a fi la issued from the Justice court ef the -16th dlsuictTu laYorol Bell A. Co., Pgaltut auid W H iJeiuo-e I evT made by fc» W. Porter, l.twful e nkuU)?eT'f the ricib di.-tnet, C'arVe county, Oct. 30lh,l8s6,.t.d turned over t» me tor advertise ment .mi sale. Written notice given ten -r,i h luittpxtitiit Ttir ^*1hi l&So. ala<, wlil bo-old •’ the i*ame lime aud place, a bt use aud 1 4 in said at tv and county, in the city of Athens, contain 1 ng onc-h- If acre, more or leva adjoinins 1 nr,, ol Mm Houston. U. 1. Ho d »,;.t' I. rlev Sh'T. , and mailing on Upp-r Hiidife atr et Levied on arid to be sola as the rroptrty of »otn Held, ur.dt*t aud by virtue ol u fi U issued trom the Justice court of tue J16lh •UMTicUu favor of J MHjrrr, «g.iiiiat said Tom Keid Levy «*!• fe « tS THE S SEST TONIC. ? t'urra Dyapeimln, |»*dl|re*llo», ''rS&JJS Impure Blood, Slaiarla.CWIIa and Farris. ""fu*!* 1 un&iUnc remedy for Diseases of tbr nmw. recnltar » Women, and »U whojead sedentary^', ItdoeMnotlnj e teeth, cause headrche.ot J - ~- do. eroduce constiI»at .on—othrr Iron mediont*i«o ^ It ^uriches and purifies the Wood, stimulates tbr!appetite,aids the assimilation of food.i^ lieveaheartburn and Belching, atd strength- »ns the muscles and nerves. , . , For Intenoittent Fevers. IAssitude, Lach o. Bnergr. auj i*. has no equal. *3- The genuine has a»>ove trade mart and crossed red lines on wrapper. Take no oibei «ibw* auuws cuamvcAL itu baltibor*. n» incorporated in 1868 tor 25 Tears bv the Legisla tare for Kducationai and Charitable purpofio*- with a capital of ll.OOO.ObO-iu which a re^- tund of over $560,000 has since been added. By an overwhelming popular vote its nranchiw was made a pan of thapreeent Bute Conatitutior dopted Deeember 2d A. D.. 1S79 Its Grand Single Number Drawings will take place monthly. It neTer scales or postpones. Look at ttefollowing Distri bution; 199th Grand Monthly AND TilK XTKAORIHNAUtl Utl aKEtRlA' DRAWING N ItlhACADEX V '1 Mu-IC, NEW OKl.l-.AbH, UES1UY, DECEMBER It, 1SS6. uudvr the pet. iu»t .ilK.-vi-lou .t-d mttuagvmelll of Oen. O. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana, and Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia. CAPITAL I’KIZE S150.U00. Notice.—Tickets are ten Dollari only. Halves, *5. Fifth., $2. Tenths, *1. List OF FKlZKS. 1 CtPlTAl. PRIZE OF JISO.WO •• l Git tND PRIZE OF 50.100... 1 grand FRIZ EOF VO.ISHJ .. , LARGE PRlZr.8 OF 10,0 0 .. t 1.VKG.- l’RIZES of f.GO.. i FltlZES OF ’ AFROXIM ATION PRIZES. 10O approxunatloo Britee ol $kUU,.... 2.279 Pr'zes.amountinc to • • Application for rate* to t lubs should b- only to Hie office oi the co«tp*»y in mt Orleans. For further information write olcarlv giving, full adores. P1»TAL NoTE-, exprew, cione) order* or New York exchange in ordinary letter Cuneucy by Express (.t our eii*n»i0 »ddrc.«vd M K DAUPHIN New Orleans, La. Make P. OJ SwulJfesNATHTSALBANK, New Orleans, La- legal advertisements I1ANKS COUNTY. G FOUtvlA, BANKS COUNTY —Will »»e sold on the first Tuesday in l>ec» uiber next, mi the Court House lu raid county within the le-al tab eof lhe2P'.tU d-s oot. SOlh. 1886- % . . a iso. Will be so d a^ the same time cod place the ufe Interest »u<i csfctio of \ h let Baxter, ir and to one house and Tot. and il:« improvement! thereon,’ying tu *atd * ! aU? uud county, and in the city of Athens, eoutatniug one acre, more less. Hounded i the t Nicholson add south oy l i the place where a*t bv J. tl. Talmud! o._._ avenue, being Said life old the d by r»rtue of a fi". la. issued fr.uu the Justice court of the 2.6th district Clarke Co.ut., G-4.. in f«vor Cs»f*er Morri«,. against said Violet Baxter Levy i*a e by k. W. Pnr- lavful constable of &'.*) U dlstr ct,, Ccy :4)th, 1886, and turned hours or sale to the htahe: f dlowing property to-wit. . , , i i tii-ieiinination. M ore than once he showed I iqntal lose.-, its i< a •"> , , .] ( . 111 ,. Ilts „f heroism, liis career was a nks ui the financial 1 ,.] K . < .i irrt .,l one. and it required consider- I’he recent deal in. the Richmond A Hall- i n))le to work in thf ace of what villv looks as if the same influences | many tine prevailed then which now arc operating ECZEMA nd Every Species of Itc - Angand Burning Disease Cured by Cuticura. E CZEMA, or Salt Rheum, wi.h its agonizing itchi: g and burning, instantly relieved by a warm oath with cuticura Soap, and a single a^ plicMiou of Cuticura, the great Skin Cure. This t. d.iiv with t.voor three doses of t utl- for the Central. Can Augusta and Athens afford to see the Standard t >il Company get control of their competing svst. tns.' There are several hundred shares of Cen tral Ridlruad stock in Athens. We t> ust it will remain here. A good work. The fight that the Banner-Watt,max made on Buying votes, and the nohle de termination of several leading municipal candidates to accept an honorable defeat rather than Buy their way into office, has already done good work, as can he seen hv the reduced registration of ored voters. This year the white onfrer.ten him. The writer r.members being one of a party of hunters whom Wales Wynton, then a little hoy, accompanied for the mere excitement of the affair. A large water fowl was shot over one of the ponds near the city, and the tine bird fluttering for a moment in the air, fell dead into the pond. Not a boat could lie had and the party was still anxious to haz the game. A moments' pause on the t, J<ier. lor earn, the I.nowiusr'-c-o ~ r —1 in said couply adjoining lands otr. W. Hood J. K. Chambers. Mo. Da-sey and olner,. oomam ma sixty acre,., more or le-r. Said land lev led u j as the iirooeitr ot Jackson Turk, (colored) to aatbfy an esecutton iasutal Horn the superior Court ol said county tn lator of g VV Hood, agahist said tain T ' i ’^. ' l.n<!“V*ui h in“.“:i 'reun‘y d JSjom.t^’Dnm of BUckburn. on No«th, on the E«ai »ud South by J*»ra*r,containing oue hundred »na seventy acie*. more orl»s»* Levied on as the J (' Parker, bv virtue of ah. ia. Issued from th»: Justice Court of the 44Mb l»Mrict ‘i M-, of *aid countv iu favor of n. 8- Warier, against J c Parker Levy made and returned lo me by j’. a' Davis, L. c., Nor. 1st lSh6 nov2w4t. ECZEMA. I ffTAtefully acknowledge Salt Khev ‘ * j a»u«»re»^ “ cure of Ecietna. or eao one, ui’on bead. n«»,/ace. arm. and Uj* for seventeen year*; not ab.e to walk except ijr icvemveu iwe, Vain hand* and knees for one year; not able to help m>aelf for eight ream; tried hui.dr. ds of reme dies: doctor# pronounced my ca^ Uopolcss, mnuently cure,! 1 'y ^ s h , e iVv'lS 2546 Dear bon Street, Chicago, I1L ECZEMA. , , Some five month* ago I ha t the orm you of my improvement ii» the wse oi tne brink or the pond and, little “Wynton g-g- -«*! "rereci.ro.tc Smith” pulled his clothes off in . giUT. g-» S^SSt . pe£ ami altlu ‘ ither urged nor encour- agnl in his adventure, cut through the sharp water on that autumn morning and swam with the bird to shore. Then* was the same impetuous nature, have i no eansequencen, not taking per- dreided majority in ward. I I«ad i the light been a healed one like the last, j yon would have seen these suffrage- , slingers register to a man, in hope of fix- j ing on to the pocket-book of some can- | didate. A> it is, hut small bids are made ; to the greed of unscrupulous voters, and the rich harvest that they expected is w ithheld from them. The good people of Athens are in open rebellion against the infamous practice of buying votes, and any candidate who hereafter publicly engages in it will find himself left to his corrupt hand of voters for support. There is still some little bartering of suf frage, we hear, in several contests, and occasionally one of those infamous liquor-soaked “ward SSVirn wmpime,'and auribatejl e'ntireij to ,our remedies, »«'”« JK^mIiiDO. pfunA Avenue, St Louis, Mu. . D. OWEN. Sheriff. of Heufl- troui the Ju L. Hurt A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE-Agreeable to an order of the court of Onlii.aryot U«nk» coun ty. will be sold at auction, at the court bouse door in said county, on the first T.uwday in De cember next, within th«* let*si hours, tf e follow- property , to-wit: Ml th*t t«ct or parcel of X ljbg in said county, on the waters of the Hudson river, adjoining langa of J. H. I haui- berg on tlio north, lands ol Wilhem ll»»l tig on i • west, lands of Scales on the east, by lan^s ot J Chambers and otho'S, containing eighty-*®' acres, more or le**. On said tract there is a dwelling house and forty acte*, in high state' of cultivation, twenty acres • t «Mc i is twj{: lorn, the remainder in oris in ,1 forest. Also, at the same time and rlsce. two town lots in the town of Homer, known at d distinguishetl la the plst of said town a* lots Nos, :t an<* 4, c >ntaiuing o . c h one-nintb of an acre, ^old as the pToperr of 8. C. Smith, late of **id <H»uuty, deceased Tern'S cash. October ‘Ji»th, , NovZa-tV JOHN R.CHAMBERS, Ailm r. G eorgia, b inks county. -Tuatt wbom i may concern, tv. R. aud VV. G. Wilaou. has in due form ap-ltod tn the undersigned tor per manent letter# of Jc8lPiolstrattou on the estate NnvtetC hops, snlli.-ient heed, but showing the some courageous and generous instincts, which attended him to his dying day. Often hasty, al malicious, he lived his life and laid down hi- work before most men had commenc ed their eareers. liis friends in Athens will never think ol him save as the bright, brave hearted hoy. suuerea iroiu -— - - - time, to bail that 1 could nol atlend_to mv business for week* st & lino. Tnree boxes SVubcnra and four bottle* lb-solvent b,re on- tirclv cured me ot tbit dreadful disc asc. ’ MR.JjHS THfEU Wilkcaoarre. Fa. CUTICURA REMEDIES, y all druggis’s. Price 1 Co: ,1.00: So.p. Z5c. Freeared b^ BEAU' ’(‘lii Macon Telegraplris making war on wildcat honks and insurance compa nies asking charters of the Legislature. A hanking or insurance company with a paid in capital of from f 10,000 to *20,U00 with great uncertainty that the balance of the proposed capital stock will ever be poi,l in, and in some cases an impossi- ctings” held, the I i.m, v tliat it can be, is not a safe institu- Arc sold by all druggies ' Price 1 Cmtlcur*,50e it, $1.00: 8o*p. 2^c. Ere rued br •rue and « hemics’ Co., Host Send for ** How to Cure Skin D sexse*. ■*“TIFY the Uomplesion sod .skin my g the Cuticura Soap- l CAN'T BREATHE. Che*t I’ains. Numbness. Soreneas, Harking rough. Asthma, Pluriesvand - Iniiammation relieved in one minute by the t’uticura Antl-Wo -Nothing like it. *t drugeists, 26c, • Potter Drug and Chemical Co. oct.idaVwlm. of Mary Wilson, late of said county dec* ased.and I will pass upon said application on the nisi Monday in December next. Diven under ‘ my - * — ■ ’ -*—-ire, Nov. 1st, 1886. T. F. HILL, Ordinaly. C l E- J tify that the abo'.w — — - - - ~ - Ttil (rorn the inirmwagf Banks anterior -Burt. Tht OCt. 25tb 1886. L.N TlKk.t.S t. R. c. Hardy ) DDorw Banka anperliit vs. i court. Sept term. 188o. It ap- Nancy M. Hardv. )jK;ariua to the court.' very name of which will make an} can- didate in whose interest they are convened contemptible in the eyes of every decent voter. The honest people of Athens have their eyes turned on the candidates for their suffrage, and intend to The railroad deals read like fahles Rain. Richmond and liativillc Railroad j i tion to turn loose on a community. Some i of the hills now before the Legislature j are of this character, and they are being introduced each week. A member, who is an able lawyer, indorsing what has rase , |, Pen said, announced an intention of from their tickets the name of any man j proposing an amendment to each of these who uses money to secure his election, i i.uIm, providing Tor the individual liabili- or organizes those disgraceful "ward i tv „f stockholders, certainly for the meetings.” '] amount of their unpaid capital stock, III to require that security shall be jven for the unpaid stock before the , : comnanv shall be allowed to begio busi- stock gliding from 'J' I to 3 a), Central rail- | 1 - road stock jumping from W> to 120—, '' tliese kind of things are demoralizing to | a people—millions are made and millions swept away in a moment; systems arc forged and systems arc broken. Mean time, the railroad lines are still here and will continue to be operated. 1 he rails are hooked down with fish-bar and will not tie torn up. The freight and pas senger rates will remain practically the same aud the connections will he made promptly at Union Point and tho Air- •I.ine Jflnction in any event. The Rich mond and„ Danville system has been Gzoroi*. Bask 1 * C'ooSTV.—i hereby certiiy | ( ;obb lAuiykil that lae above older laatroe extrwit irom the i 1. J f uinute-of court. L. N. A UKa, t.. s. G. j Vli J. OaltliFaaaus libel for divorce iu Banka . Sik v, ■ .ulterior court, Sept, lerni, ISsfi. | the proi'e .. C Fagaaa. : It aiipeariog to the court hy ilie i be no 111. f l^arn of ttie sheriff In the above caar. that the defendant doe» not reside in »a.d county, nd It Inrther appcarlns that she doev not ret.de to tht. .tale, ft ta iherelore. ordered by the c 1 urt | — tbatae vice beOdrteetedonlhedefeniaulbyt.be i p publication of thi. order on e a month for fonr ; U nn nths. tie tore the nef term ot this court io tho | oilie ltanner-VVi tchman.anew.papei puhliahed in the i held cuy of Athens, Carte e«-|>.!' l «~T» l *e 8. C. A. C. Mosk, P. *1. Edward*, Atly'V. Geoboia. Bamc* Cooxtt. -1 hereby certiiy that tLe abo»e order is n true extract fii-m the a iuutcs of Banks superior court. TbU Oct. Anh. L. N.ll KK, I-, o. ■ operated in favor of other cities and other states. It has recently shown a more favorable consideration for our section, and we hope this will he maintained. Wo trust the Central Railroad will he continued a home concern, and if Presi dent Raoul is to be displaced, the mana gers will find equally as safe and saga cious a head, if they can. Tint Savannah News says: “It is stated that in Atlanta the other day a man was found beastly drunk in one of the lobbies, amd that he proved on in spection by the leading officials of the Senate and House to lie the contestant for the seat of a sitting member, and it was considered doubtful if lie was sub ject to arrest. This seems to be carry ing (lie constitutional rule to an extreme.” PROF. GH&S. LUDWIG VGK SEEGER J’o:r»«oi of Medicine at the Ro *1 University Knight of the Royal Austria* of tne iron (’own; Kniiff.t Commander of the Royal Kpaoisn ■ of Isabel; Knight of Royal Prussian ot the Rod i agle; ” * * " ” of Honor, etc,, etc., safe: ■Liebig Co 1 . Coe* Beef-Tonic abould nlounclsd with the horde of tra- 1 — am with . . now it to be not only AURANTI! Most of the diseases which afflict mankind are origin- Most of the diseases which i ally caused by s disordered condition oi the LI V ER. Far all complaints of this kind, such as Torpidity of the Liter. piBousnssa. Karroos Dyspepsia. Indices- tion, Irracolsrity of the Bowels. Constipation, Flato- teocy. Eructations and Borainc ot the Btomacb MMtimM <*IM H-rtburo). Dundy Flua. Chill, and F0«t. Breakbon. F«~r. EibauDion brfor. or aftw tmm. tjronio D»r- rhira. Urn of ApprtlU. Haadaotm. Fool Broath. lnvvularilH. tocidaMal “ Brarinc-jbmo rnmm Au«m Will CURE STOMACH and BOWELS. W Chances the oompUxfoa from a waxy, yellow tine*, to a ruddy, healthy color. It •t»tir*jyie J iH»ve* low. tfloamj spirits. B fa ooe of the BEST TERATIVES and PURIFIERS OF THE BLOOD, and f A VALUABLE TONIC. STADICER’S AURANTII FmaalatffanDnuztata. W*9I,00 pwbmtla. C. F. STADICER, Proprietor, MO 80. FRONT 8T„ Phllad.lphUi. Pa. EXECUTORS SALE- ! W ILL be sold under authority given by the will of Johu W. Nicholson, deceased, before the Court House door in Athens, Clarke County Georgia, first Tuesday in December, sale to continue from day to day, until all is sold, the following described property to-wit: The three story brick ouildiug known i No*8. 11 and 12, Broad Street, now oc cupied by P. H. Snook, Edge, Dorsey & Co., and the Odd Fellows, The eleven room dwelling, situated on the corner of Hancock Avenue aud Thomas Street, largo lot and good water, now occupiedd by Jas. H.KpHve*. The fonr room duel ing on Dougherty Street, between Thomas aud Foundry Streets, now occupied bj|»eDj Burrows The seven room dwelling on Foundry Srreet, known as the Di»*derick Beusse place, large garden with fruit aud a good well. Tlie two six room dwellings on Thomas Street, adjoining the La unary property, now occupied by colored ten ants. The Six room Cottage on Waddell Street opposite residence of II K Ber nard, occupied by J N Deuehette, good water, garden, stables and servants house. The nine room residence on Waddell Street adjoining the above, *uow « ecu- pied by AS Dorsey, large lot, two wells, servants house and barn. Th * 1 i room residence on the corner of Hull aud Waddell, being the place where John W Niclu Ison lived at ih« tune of his death, fd*o all the land nd joining, twelve acres, more or less; will t»e cut into Jots ami; plat may be «* en on day of sale. The’«ract ot land in front of the Rock College, known as Buena Vista farm . containing 11)5 acres, more or less; on his place are a 7 room dweeiling, with bant, stable etc., J Itnom du tiling with stables etc., and six two room bouses will be cut into dwelling lois and sm .ll farm - , ph*t may be seen atoillee of Ex?, tutors at any*time. FARM LANDSt 372 acres more or H**s, situated seven miles Booth-East of Athens, known as the Macon pi ace, .adjoining lands of Nowell, fxienn. Win. H. Morton and dithers, rhis place will be cut into three lots, and p at can be* seen at Ex.ec mo re otlice until day of sale. 1088 acres more or less, adjoining the above, known as the Puryear place; will be divided into six or mote lots, with good improvements. 400 acres, more or less, about U mile Ea«t of the>above place on -Vig Creek, known as the Brewer place. 1 his farm is within hall a mile of'fou. churches: good neighborhood. Will be cut into two or more lots. 37*» acres, more or 1 4 miles ea-t oj Athens, i^ar Georgia Railroad, jii shoal creek ao/oiniug lauds of J K O’Killy. Ks«puny Nahois and oihcrs; wood eiwjugj/on the place to pay lor it; will be endnto two or more lots. 24/ acres more or less, eight miles Soi/n-Wcstof Athens, in McNutts dis- tri*/, known as tiie Wise place; good •nprovenients. /OO acres, more or less, 4 miles South iv Athens, being a part of the paper yidl tract; this piece will be cut into J ots; plat can be seen at Executors office. JACKSON COUNTY. 7f> acres 2 miles North of JclTerson on the Gainesvilb road, adjoining lands of Pinson, Roberts ami Pat Waddell. 3;‘,2 acres, >nc mile trom Jetfcrson on the Athyus road, known s«» the Rawls Id plW; tAreegood settlements; con- ^eniei/to churches and schools; will be two or more lots. [lores, more or less, adjoining the place, situated on th*- Jetler.-on lonroe road, known as the Venable ; good improvements; will be cut two lots; plats of the two above d places can be seen at Executors e iu Athens, Georgia. 10 acres, more or less, 5 miles from tlersou, on the Athens road adjoining ids of Ware, Brock, Canthe**® arid •there; three good settlements; will cut into two lots. i acres, more or less, adjoining the abave, no improvements. OCONEE COUNTY. 189 acres, more or less, situated on middle Oconee River, three miles troin WatkinsviUe, one mile from the Paper Mill, adjoining lands of Alfred .Smith, Fowie.D r White and others; jtnownu s the Broughton place. 195 acres, more or le>s, situated about eight miles East of Watkinsville, two 4 from Barnetts Bridge, on .Shoal Creek, known as the Heaves place, adjoining lands of W F M Veal and others, two 1 good settlements, close to Methodic and Baptist Churches. Oue House and Lot situated in the Town of WatkinsviUe, flouting on the ft reel in rear oj Court House known as the John II New ton lot. MADISON COUNTY- 175 acres, more or less, situated about 9 miles from Athens on the Danielsville r«»Hd, known as a put of the B Yerby place, adjoining lands of IL-jsse, Bur ma and others. 200 acres, more » r l.-s®, a 'joining the above on Brushy Creek; good improve ments; known «s the Jones Colbert place. 1300 acres, more or less, situated about 7 miles North of Athens on Noketehee Creek, adjoining lands of Sam Woods, Barber, Maithews and others; this is one of the finest farms in North Georgia, a large proportion of the land will make a hale of cotton per acre, two good dwellings, a large inn house, tenants houses, barns, cribs, etc-, known as the Turner place; will bo cut into four or more lots; see plat mi day of.-ala. Term* of sale one half sash balance in 12 mouths with note at 8 per cent iuterest J. R. CRANE, W. D.GMFPKTH, Ex’rs. J. W. N icholson, dec’d. AUCTION SALE! . On the first Tuesday in December first Wedn« u .dj.T n ly ) J.no«j i nMt ; j wi „ sell before the' court house T»x Rr/xivor Count- \ door in Athens, Clarke Co.—Sale to Survivor. Thta ZOla , FOR SALE BY TH53 AGENT has supplied us with the celebrated CTD and caller Tinware, but let )REY & JONES’ STAMP TINWARE warranied. Bfk your mereban t Jones' Tinware, and take u dlt w6in. RAVEN GLOSS m SHOE DRES IN which we have in stock and highly recommend. HORS IS & MULES! C LAKKF. 811 FBI fK Whl Ws dd botuie At.-uns, Clarke Couji< jal hour* of salt- on C: t>or. the follow•#„ , That iract of land in siii.i C. ur,ly begU.-, at s Hock Corner on the* Athens and Jefferson road,iunnin» ssi'J road N £7 W. 11 rock; thet.ee S ’.tl‘4 *’• '*■ ruck . : 1 ® tlct * .' to a root, tfionco N M K .1 to « r. ca; thwjce N. 10 W 22.V) to phu <»mp: vt.ei ce s t- -0 to s stake; Uic ce 8 14 E i4.8.* io d E W 75 to staW*; thence S theuc»? 8 IO 1 * W tt* • a ;‘‘. VV s:: Uu V c to strike; th»*nce > 11 tainlnt; one hundred end seven tec »r less, I> »utided north by the land of t tir; tmsi by lobuson; w.*t by • tt. - t k r.nt; and south bv road. a<c.»r«'in* to tttrvey ot c- i Chandh-r April 4 Levied ucon to ratisfj a nn.rj??Ke ft* in tavc of Ferdinand Fhinuty aK 'tnst All.-n It Johosoi i -suea f.-« m the8ui*eri *r * ourt «*< ClarKe Count’ Notice krivt-n tenant U po*sessii-u. U<-t 27. I s * Nov244t. JNO. w. VVKIR, aneriff Clarke Co. C l.ikkk 8HEHIFFS SALE.—He t oun'y, will be sold before the door in Athens. Georgia, ti.iriii^ th - - — •» gia. Clarke ourt House le#ul hours of sale on the fir*t Tuesday in December, 1NV». the following property: one lot vi land. In said County, containing six («i| noies more oi less, bounded or. the nortfi oath west by Lee iisi . by Ned if. Mack t.» satis f ce Court 21‘.i D (J M ». agaidflt Header fffa for SI-!* an t Count v uvd by H II. Lln oa.Ti S*aid le inkbam. lawful Countable, and tufnc ue n.r Htiveriisemeut «nd *.tle. <tct. 2 nov2\v4t. JOMF W.M KIK; * G EOUC1 t.C'LAKK it may roncern: Thcept set aj art & year’s support to Mrs. wid *w of John Hotcau Irfte «»• sa’u ceased, and her t^s** mv.vr rhl-dreu John, have iua«1e their »eturn« to i persons cooee ued ai** ht-rtby ASA MJACK LIBEL KOH l lV Mattie V GrawgrrA Libel vs. J-super u James \ Granger.) 1^* 1 court bv the return oi the ? stated ease, that the defends said coumy, and it furthc doe* n»*t reside In tntsvt;t' ed by the court that servic defendant by the puhlice.t: month for ft ur mouth-, b- this court, iu the IIaiine.-W« . published in thet iiy «*i A B/i«it»iifi s .\ Georgia. A.C. MU’? •«• -• N. L HUTCHINS crt=5 ^BB dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES ATHENS, GEORGIA H AMPTON & WEBB MANUFACTUI1ERF OP AIJ, KINDS OF * CANDY M4DF- OUT OF PURE » TGAR CANOY A. SPECIALTY. COCOANi T,PEANUT,BARS,TAFFY Price» auaiant.-eil a- low as any other 1. ?kyt. Send foi Samples i.i-rl. -i.C- W H.MPTON A V VBB. LunisVin Street. AU.an. r. JOHN CRAWFORD & CO. WHOSAI.K ANIJ li I’AIL DRUGGISTS. Jz -rg»i an il a Kean if. 1 Line of Fancy Gno.l* just received ami must tie so t<j ' "•*• marci.]2il&ni y- COOKING STOVES! HEATING - S T O VE S! WE ARE STILL IN THE LEAD! OUR PRICES MOST ATTRACT! FR£ND IN NEED R. SWEET’S INFAl IBLE LINIMENT- the receipt of Dr. Stephen Sweet . the great natural Done Setter, for more than f»0 years, and is tho e.Iy for Jiheumatistn, Neuralgia, bprams. Dries, Cuts, Hum*. Wounds, ana all* externa] inj ce VG- by all Druggists— ia*V2dAw!yr v REwaiilb remedy 1 For Sick Headache, CURSOR Torpid liver, nnunrirnnif BUlIous Stomr.ch, CDllM FT10A Costiveness, UUllw I IL I lUlij arrant’s Effereecent ELTSER APERIENT Itisc'-rtain in it* effects t is gentle in it* actior II • palatable to the taa:e e. •»n be relief upon to curg, nd it cures ny assist! g ot by outraging, native, .o not take violent pui^ Ives voursel*es. or alhrw •our children to taketiioi, Sick-Hea|ache l ^i"J^3 ye^rx a pu* lie favorm* by drug lets eve*- OYSPE TO SH. Advertisers.! spapere .ivided in ' STATn ; *or thoroui •s> jvetiom- UUW ELL • CO , Bost-n, Mil. ! W KE SILVERWARE CO., iloak | A YEAR. Clef S700 made work luint.^h the: to tho bust: .. . . employnW.4A.fe'*' vkoacks in town* and ilea, lx t iGa.Xbuli CO.. 1013 tt— “t,lUchmoiJ V*. 3SS00 all expcn.*3, f:*r u-i. Agents preferred w n horses ami give their whoi SjKtrv moments n»ay be pro^bly ASA M. JACK-ON, Ordinarv JKGIA, CLARKE COUXTY.— tit-r.-ii.-*, E, C, Arriolil nppliea to or Ifttere ot AAltiiioiairntiou oil tlie tc of Mary E. Arr.1 M, 1 Ue of sail! nty il' i ( 1 e:iaeil. Tiieae are therefore ite and ndmonisli all concerned to Notice. A LI. pereoua are h.rehy warm d r ot to - trade for a certain note against the undersign*.!, made ..arable to J. F. Wilson. a« ihe same baa been r — - jow eaustt nt tke regular term of the PEOR^IA. banks COUNTY.--WC.J. Gs’r onr t 0 t Onlitiarv of saitl eoimty, to he • J *ou.adu»ini*trator of »*. J. Garrison. ha\ui. . Mr«dt’ Mutuliv in I applied to the court of Ordinary oi said coup 1 * 1 *! on ti.e Iirst AloUtlat in IJectlTlher fora discharge from his adiuinlatratl •*» of U# next, why waul 1 dt* r* slutui not »>e •rrtson,occeasvd. Thi* is thereto e granted. Given under inv hand at otfice this 2Gtii d ry of Oefoher,’lKSti. ASA M. JACKSON, U*di >ary. nov‘2w4t cause, tf any ^ _ _ Gariison >houR be distnhstd from said admfuintratlon *•/ Oct. 28th, 1886. G eorgia, banks count y.-To ai£* ot m*y concern. Fannie N. LawrenceA me Iu tc B. Lawrenc**, deceased, has ap#| the to have *et apart to her a year* *upp c it e estate of raid deceased. This is they if any auds lmonisb all concerned toshoijiaT in they have at toy office on t*»e first 4 jj no t December next, why **Id applicative^ by be granted the years support a>lo^i| ar that the return of the apptaiseia appo purpose. Oct. lyth, 1886. ^ Jinary OCONEE v.ot be* confounded with the horde of trashy cure-all*. It i* in no tense of the word apatent remedy, I am thoroughly conversant wl mode of preparation And know it to l*e not only a legitimate pharmaceutical product, but also remedy ol the high commendations it Baa re- , reived in all parts of the world. B cojtaina essence of Beef. Coca. Quinine,Iron paHsava, which are dissolved in pure genuine Spanish Im perial Crown Sherry.*’ , -L Invaluable to all who are Run Down. Nervous, Dyspeptic, Billlous, Malarious or afflicted with weak kidneys Bewareof ImitaUona. Her Eajrety’a fkvorlte Cosmetlo Glycerine Used bv her Royal Highness the Prince** of Wales and the nobility. For the Skin, g>n>pl«z- ion. Eruptions, Chapping, Roughness. $1.00. Ol dr L?KHiG CO.’S Genuine Syrup of SsnMsrjjli is guaranteed as the beat Sarsaparilla in the .market. SLINGStlAN’S r OBACCC ‘remedies A dministrai ably to an order > Mb. Mi Lkniion, of Tlior.-.as, has put in a hill for *4,000 to repair the branch col lect 1 in Tlioinasville. Athkxs’ new railroad went through the House all right. It will have the “ri right of way in tho Senate, hd* — SMITHS Tuk bill to carry the election of State judiciary before the people does not meet ) with general favor. Tuk local bill baa the right of tray at both epds of the State House now. BEANS b-vURt Bllloutnesa; Sick HowgwWw toFwhwwraj- Breath. Clear the *M«, lexeme 8e"»»»|K? I Ute * Vtffor to the:n *»m. Try them once end ynnwin never be wiwejiww. Price. 26 tenU eer hottle. 8eM by 0tn«|Me end Medicine Dealers genenllr. Bent.«B receipt W Medfclne Dealers genermllv. price le damps, poitpalrl.Vo J. r. SMITH * CO* Meantaehmere end Kele Press.. ST.UUB.ml* :he clbgmah tobacco ohtmeit zJFgefm ■■ Has tirr THE ClINOMAW TOBACCO CARE JWKSIBDYjUgrrgja Agree- ’Courtof Or -- . _ ,Aill be sold ilinary of Oconee C<»l» House door at auction before thoj Tuesday in of said county oil t*. ]e>ta i |, onrs December, 1S86, w ''A,> e ity to-wit: of sale, the follow if on t j ie roa ,j oue tract of land. Jgille to High leading from \>J of j. \y. Lee, Shoals, sdjolninW| portion of the Alhinus Bishop ji| oVet deceased, home place of HJ he w ia ow «f the laid off as dow«# 4 | j n county, said Fulluove, s.jqq acre g f more or and containinf rODert y jj # ,M. less. Sold as r # Xenns cash. This Fulhl »ye, dee,ber iggc the 30th_a»jfa. FULLILOVE, I. FulUldve, dee’ds _ COrurY.-eVdminlsIra- ily to an order of the Court e county, will be sold at . house door of said coumy. ij in December next, within ■ale, the following property, ct or parcvl of land, situated > of Barber’s Creek, in *44 the lands of A. P. Cobb, on the • on tbe North and W'eat^nd South, contalniQgone bun- «, more or lesa. Fold as the i H. C. Malcoau, late of said Tens* eaah. TbU the 24th ’JAMES W. DANIEL Adm’r. G eorgia, clakke county.— Whereas () II Ar»iol 1, and J S Christian as administrators of David H Johnson, late of said county deceased, apply to me for l.ave to sell all the 1 m:l belonging (o the estate ot said d» - ceased, consisting of several tracts lying ib CLlclho. pecounty saici?laie. These are therefore to cite and notify all con cerned to sl.ofv cause at the regular term of ti.e Court of Ordinary «.f said county « f Cia» ke to be tl 1 I ♦»«» the fi»>t Monday in D* eeinber next ;w hy said Pave should not be granted, (liven under my band at office this 20th day of () tober,* 1880. ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary. nov2x4t begin at io o’clock a. m., promptly, —the property known as The Elevator Mills. Situated near the N. E.R.R. depot, | consisting of a lot fronting 150 feet on railroad, running back to liarrett street. Upon which is a mill and elevator building 50 x 150 feet, three stories and basement: a good Tubulai Boiler, a Cummer Auto matic Cut Off' Engine to. 30 capa city too H 1’; Eleven Bins lor Storage of Bulk Grain, capacity 4000 bushels each; elevators, hop per scales, meal elevators, meal bins, meal bolter; three 4S inch to n es for grinding corn, capacity 500 bushels in 12 hours; three floors, 60 x 50 for storage of bran, bay, meal, etc. This is a magnificent chance for eeWrtn. fHE CUNOMAN TOBACCO PIASTER i»rr pared arrordlnfftoibeMM|Mj||j||| ■Kai»«erdniiilMfcin>-aei«»dhe.e»»»t>e«f^ CUNGMAN TOBACCO CURE C0| DURHAM. M-O.. U. S. A.k N OTICE.—AH person having any claims or demands against D- if. Johnson, late ol Clarke County, de ceased ate hereby uutili il 10 present the same fur payment in the time and manner prescribed by Gw, to the umier- sig ail al Lexington, G:,, am) those in debted to said deceased are requested to make immediate pavnieiit. O. H. ARNOLD, J. s. CIIKI*T1AX, Administrators of said dc teased, n< v2w Ct. NEW fORK SHOPPI'il C’irculr.r UOVllMlakWll rill be * ! on ri'aMCiiabie term? Work carefully and le^kl ttrawn. pillars. N. I,. Ciu.lam* jl’aten* Attorney RiidhlcchanicHl Engineer,'f cloud Building, W&iingtou, D. C. r,fl8dtC A U fH K m*x investment as this propi rty can I easily be made to pay a profit of form I ’ lour to five thousand dollars per | ‘ Every Fi year. Terms one-half cash, balance in 12 months with eight per ccntinter- est. For full particulars call on, VV. D. GRIFFETH Real Estate Agent w. ATTO iVleciff i Departriejit! OF THE l UNIYE$ITY OF GE RGIA AT GUS1 A! r 1 OOONIE COUNTY.—To alt whom mcern: James W.Dsniel. Admlnihtra- inR. Norris, deceased, has lu due _ to tbe undersigned for leave to sell beloasirf to the estate of said de- ■ald application will be beard od the j loJAeeembar aut, Utu ibe .'at day Be E. THRASHER, Ordinary. FOR RENT! 1 Desirable Reaideneea at,rices r»nglu, - OOce at J. R. Crane's Store. G eorgia, clarke county;— Whereas, Mrs. Mary A, Lipscomb, AUmhiUlratrix o»' F. A Lifscornb, de- ceascJ, appli« s to m • for leave to sell seventeen (17) -sliaredof the stock of the £akl*- A l’htenix Mnnufactuniig Uom- pany of Columbus Georgia, belonging to the (-State of *»aM iJi'ceafcS'l. 'J'hose are theretore to notify and cite ail ooncern*. ed to show cause at the regular term c.f thecoutt ot Ordinary ot said county, to be htld on the tlr-t M-jiidav in De cember next, why said leave should not be granted. Gwen und^r my hand at office this 26* h day of Os b*bt*r 1886, *. ASA M. JACKSON, Or.iitikrv. nov2w4t A PERSON OF SOOD BUSINESS Ability and Reputation will Inre-at Fire Thoo- tKiJiS!*“ < ?, 8 V’ | re* Itt l:*ltl«*l« buaineta, i f ,S. or Will takaFo.lltoo otTrust at Moderate s.:ary, irtvlns ample secu rity and refereficoa. Fartiahavlne food busi- IwireFSiiufatrilore^^* " n<s *11 other an- "Vrt Aiy'bjvflz Confid olf.i, tut to rare lime POUc^l ,r jLdd?m# , ' JrtlcU * t ‘' 1,0 pd'tst rtrtt* M. 8. F., Station “ O,” Nsw Yark. Session of iliis rfstilution tlie First Mousy in No- t ruiinate oil «e first of ility is offered it a com- Meilical tstruetion : Professors; Ffe Labora. Ion the Uolfet Ground- WARD GKDDNGS, Deas ». BITRNtTT. ’ NEY- A1-LAW Our stock this Season is Immense a i vYt have’put Prices where it will pay you to come to see u- befne ju buy. A full line o f Plain and Karev Tinware, Wrought Iron Rai es and every .thing in our line. Come and see us or tt rAe lor cuts a..il prices. MADDREY & JONES, oct26w3m. No. G, Broai street, Athens, Ga. os & Co. Iron, Steel, Nails,Gins, Pistols, v!u£lery, Mill ; Findings, Agricultural Implements, Circular Saws, Barbed Wire Fencing, Show cases, etc. .Bole Agents For FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALE . Watt's Plows, Dexter Corn Shelter and Feed Cutters, Champion Reapers and Mowers, Lippiqcott, Axes. Gullett Light Draft Magolia Gin, feeders; and Condensers. Dupont’s.Sporting and Blasting PowdersF Iron Front Store, cor. Broad and Thomas sts. Athens. LONG & TAYLOR, DRUGGISTS, Athens, Georgia. LEGAL VDVERTfcEMENTT. 4THENS, G j CHILDS NK'KRSOX Frsdcis in biutc arfFetferst Cctiris Patent MeJlcinos of all kinds, ill U 8., C.C.C. Simmons’Regulator, Ti its Pill*, aud etc., St. Louis Red Seal Strictly Pure Lead the time to paint yonr bouse. Window Glass, Putty and Oils Of all kinds. GIVE ME A CALL. octiswly. E. I. LUMPKIN, Will practi pecial j House bi jrney < ATHENS cent. ’ Oil,. Law, I of ih»* court!* by in old Franklin *vpl2-wly HOW ST HOW RESTORED! J t’ST pubii weu*f C j. cure of Involuptary and 'Physics riage. etc.; a illumed by gsnee, Ac. The cetcbr l authh: •d. anew eLlouof Dr. Cu! ver ted irsAFiy on t »e radical Uurrhiei k 5»*nainal Weakness, nl Loel . Imp tenev. Mental i<-, Iron ’wpedlmeufs to Mar- CouKuiuy- ‘L Epilepvv and Fits, f-lodul^ib \ or sexua extrava- JNew Goods I I am now receiving my FALL STOCK OF MILLINERY ROODS. CmB and examine, (ot they rnuat be sold. Mis. T. A. ADAMS. ..... t itaadmUvbleeMaj, lt-arly dtui rites fok a thirty yaais* ?ocress- iul rrsctice. tt the .ATtnlng consequences of •e rsdi 11/• ur •<!: poin ing out a race si jde. o* , rtslD,and effectual •hich f re^y Biifferer, no matter w'bat bis co|*ion iky be, may cure himself eb'Sply, pri !?ly ‘This ‘ every youth f radically. aouid bt> in tbe bands of y dimq in the land. _i a plain envelope, to any »' receipt of four cru’i or two TH^lli'fcBWELL MKDICAT, CO, M Ann St., N( YMt, N. Y.; Postoa.ee Box, 450. oct.Uwljr. 1 \ THEO. MARKWALTER’S STEAM MA.RBLE&GRANITE WORKS BROAD STREET, Near Lower Market, AUGUSTA, GA. MARBLE WORK, DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED, AT LOW PRICES Geors’.a A South Carolina Granite Monuments m&ile a Specialty. A targe .election of Msible and Orantto Work always on hand, ready lor let taring and delivery Parties desiring monuments or work apply to Andrew Rosa at the Athenscemeterv. 1 FALL OPENING MASONIC TEMPLE. O UR Block is now complete io every department* and casual or care faY inspection Will show it te be tho handsomest *nd best assorted uverahnirn is tnls 8ectio*n, In announcing that we are thoroughly prepared for the Fall Trade, we will not go Into descriptive detail* about tbe geods, bet simply say that everything Novel. Elegant and Fashionable In the DRY GOODS LINE Y counters and shelros. The stock inclu ’ ■* evervthiug from low-priced-, aabstae* pless specify the kind of goods desired, and whether 'h» - rarest we have w^l 5eff we have »•* the exact thing ordered. DALY & ARMSTRONG, Reaves Warehouse Company, ATHENS, GEORGIA, - LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON GONSjfiNMDIIS. HAGGING and Ties Furnished atMaricet Prices.' Strict Persona V fo Weighing and Sampling Cotton. Fire Proof Warehouse.” for Storage. •* ■■ lAttention Giran Ample Facilities octlSdti