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About The Weekly banner-watchman. (Athens, Ga.) 1886-1889 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1888)
THE BAkNER-WATCHMAN, OCTOfeEtt, 9, 1888. OUR NEW CHANCELLOR DR. W. E. BOGGS UNANIMOUSLY ELECTED. rmorosBD mr mil a. l. hcll oe athess— PROF. WHITE'S SAME NOT EKFORE THE EOOT--A SHORT SKETCH OP THE RUC- CESSOlt OT DR. MEI.L. Atlanta Ga., October Cth. 1888— The iruitees of the Univetoity met this morning end After some dis, i.ssion unsni- nrously elected Dr. W. **.. Loggs of Tennessee Chancellor. 1-' name was proposed by Mr. A. L. liuti 01 *.il*ciis Prof. H. C. White’s name the body. HO! FOR THE FAIR! everytih.no working smoothly. The Soldiers Comln*—Good TrotUnc and Itunalng-Tlie Week FUled Oat with Good Scene*. THECOURSE OF THE FEVER. y R0ST AND FUMIGATION THE DEATH OF COLONEL DANIEL A PUBLIC LOSS. AFTER THAT REFUGEES WILL RETURN I TO JACKSONVILLE. i net before woo wa^ wi the Uni- Kev. \V. F.. Iloggs, D. I yesterday chosen Chancclh versity of Georgia, is the **., . 01 a ceic- brated foreign missionary c *hc boutu- € rn Presbyterian church, an a is between forty-live and fifty years o .*'ge. The greater part of his youth w*-» spent m ^outh Carolina. l)r. lioggs married Miss Alexan der of Washington, Wilk^-. county, a member oi one of the best families in Georgia, ami a lady of great accomplish ments. He is allied by .•image to some of the most influent!-* i^miiies in Georgia, among whom -*re tb r Cummings, of Augusta, and the Lawtons, of bavan- nah. Throughout the late civil -”«r he chaplain of a South Caroii •• regiment, bhortly after the close of I.M»idilies he became Tastor of tne First .'re ten an Church of Memphis Tenn. wnero he won widju reputation by his unswerving devotion to his congrega..or. und the cause of humanity, during ;he yellow fever epidemic of 1&73. loner he was called to the pulpit of the* i.trul Pres byterian church. Atlanta I -succeed ing the noted Dr. Leiiw i :L mre he lully sustained hansel! a.> : preacher cl wonderful power, and end , -< i himself to all, irrespective oi dem»n..^«ai.on.f'rom Atlanta he went to Coluua F * cepung the pastorale of he leading I'resnvterian church, and s *«lj t‘* *ie- aller took a prolessoiship ». him 1 tif.o- logical Seminary, buhsetp u“y lie re turned to Memphis, wheie **as since had charge ol h»t» foiiii • ” rc h, the First Presbyterian. Asa orator he has few equals fur snd ability. For many years . ‘'w'"' foremost in tlie general »• •» o* his church, in which Ins opn. > nave al ways had g *ial weight. Dr. D«.ggs is a man of - personal magnetism, especially w:;i. . *- u *-6 n»ei., uiiu that a!«*ne wi l be of gi . -fivicc- to. JilUi as Chancellor. F>c.- - '«eing a reamed theo.ogian, he it a t ..oluun«i ItrrnKer, and a man ol gi n unu.-g Occupy nig »o conapicuou.. • - nmofig our ai;ie>» divines, ei joy !•' uaio n*a. repumiion, tne ’i rustee c«; -iv-i-.iu.Mie themselves upon the wis* to-; have made. EOKMAL1.1 Ol*c. . 0. The election-, are over and now the Banker-Watchman will nse its best efforts for the Northeast Georgia Fair. Everything is moving along in the right chanuel. The secretary can be seen at all hours at his office busily engaged* sending out posters, premium lists and answering letters in regard to space. a he board cf directors and vico presi dents are doing their beat to.give nn ex hibit that will far exceed any ever held in this section. Horse-men are applying every day for stalls for their horses,b«»».b runLcrs ar.d trotters. Athens will : a special premium for a trot cn the day of the reunion, so that the old soldiers can see some of the fastest horses in the south go around the track. Every day the U.-W. receives letters from the old soldiers who want to join in the reunion and all of them say that it is the lime and place to meet and spend a day together. The 16th Geor gia will be on hand in large numbers. The 44th and 43rJ Georgia Kegiiuent will show up a good rod. Lumpkin’s Bat: ry and tire gulla.it Troup Artillery are on hand ready to use a part. The last but not by any means the least, the Banks County Guards will come down on the Northeastern and meet Col. Kdgai M. Butt, of BuenAUisia, who led lucm through many a nurd fought field in Vir ginia. Col. Butt bad a shell to pass in front of his ey es at Malvern Ilill, winch blind ed him lor years, and there is not a member of the second Georgia who would not like 10 see him and grasp his honest hand. Th- fanners from Oconee, Jackson, Frankliu, Madison, Oglethorpe Wilkes will be here with the best of their crop and enter in the county’s exhibit. FERNANDINA’S GRIM COURAGE. Om Death at Decatur—Ignorance In Treat ing Causes Great Suffering—Nurses Sick . Prom Exposure—Mr. Douoboe’s Case—Other News. Jacksonville, Oct. 0.—Special.—The demise of Colonel J. J. Daniel from yel low’ fever last night causes widespread grief, not only among the intimate asso ciates of tlie man, but from those who knew* him only in his official capacity as President of tho Board of Health. CoL Daniel was a humanitarian, unaffected and unostentatious, and the real good he accomplished perhaps only those to whom he ministered can propeily bear witness. Tlie flag has been lowered to half mast on the City Hall, and the funeral will probably take place at some point out side the city limits. A great many {teople were alarmed to-day by rumors of the existence of smallpox in the city, but investigation proved the rumors to be entirely without foundation. It is MATTERS ASSUMING METHOD. MIm Nellie limtan ftoc school of It L.» Atlanta, Oct. 5.— 'Tod. v h .i.riibci In-m 1 Ire city u. 01s MitetiUed the opening tlie bclrool ol '1 echnology. WILKES WILL KXIII IllT. Ilif Farmer* Club and ra! will Contribute t ..ooii quite •any IU Wc nber lll< Mi. . W 1 mm cuib in i>s loners nu«i Alis. 0. Al. In man, jiuglr iinuaii, l»r. mill Alls Mrs. C, D, Mmngen, Alls* .'-lire iuinan, Al«uu Barker, 1'rois. Sim . ; . -:.u < ump ire! 1 ana i'n&ce iloilgsoi t*J> ;*t J3 Al. ADss Nellie Inman opci.c- valves and tne 4u horse pow r engine be gan its work. The handsome machinery halt was alive With Hying wheels ana busy workmen, wood woik, work in w.cials. irioiduing, casting etc, were ail illustrated, ami proved very attractive. The builuings are out a mile ai U a halt on tho norm side of Peachtree Jtreet. The localiou is beaulllul ana the budd ing* elegant, J he main buiiuing iso buck and Jour stories, in it are the t prayer and leciureJOjuimi.- lire niacnm- ci y hail, ol there stories, is a few leet removed and is admirably titled up with machinery and tools. Ninety live Geor gia boys have already enrolled their names and it is probable that the close ol the y ear will show a inaririculated list ol JUU. J be opportunities offered loi technical training are line ana will 111- auguiale a new eva jn the education ol our youth. Hands and brains skilled 111 science as applied to mechanics is a a great need of our people, and here, at the School o! Technology, me finest ad vantages promise to be offered m this line. We hail inis new oHspnng of the Guivenmy, and trust that both parent and school will prosper, and mutually by Mippoit ana i.obiish each other. said to be in Fernandina, however, but the report could not be traced to any re liable source, Dr. Donohoe was stricken with the fe ver Monday and taken to Bay State Cot tage. Dr. Donohoe was one of the hard est workers of the medical staff. City Marshal Sherman is doing nicel w, and will soon I* able to attend to his duties. Dr. Porter rej»ortK Mrs. J. Al. Ftyrlce as I progressing very favorably t >wat^ls re- ; covery. Air. Webb has now about forty- live patients under treatment with tlie electro-1ibration cure. Reports from W. N. Baker indicate that be is gaining slowly. A mystery surrounds the dispo sition of the money said to have been in the possession of Antonio Christopher at the time he was taken sick with the fe ver. He is reported to have had $8,000 in cash somew here about his premises. This seems improbable, however, for only a week or ho before his death he showed his deposit book to a newspaper man in this city, his credit at bank being theu about $1,000. It does not seem likely that he would keep that amount in bunk and a larger sum in cash about his premises. There are rumors that false friends secured the money and made off with it before he was taken sick. He is known to have been despondent for two weeks. For a long while lie kept a fruit and peanut stand and wax well known here. Dr. Afallett reports a queer case of yel- low-fover treatment and uccom|>anyir»g suffering and want. In driving out on the Middleburg road to see & patient he stopjied at the hut of a ’’cracker.” It had only one room. aUmt 12 by 18. and was occupied by eight |M*ople, including three children, the eldest of w hum was sick with yellow fever. She had received no treatment, the parents alleging that they could not get a physician. They ha«I heard of hot mustard-bath treat ment for reducing fever, and had fairly lioiled the laxly of the poor child fioin head to foot. To alleviate her acute suf ferings they had then besmeared her body with lard, and she lay there en during the tortures of this extreme treat ment, added to the pains of the fever. Medicines were administered at once and she is now believed to lx* much better. Fernandina still persists in shutting herself out from communication by tel egraph. To-day a locomotive arrived in BuBvin from that city and brought from R. C. Cooley the following message, which was wired from the latter point to Jacksonville! “No new cases of yellow fever to-day, and no deaths. Twenty-live cases now* under treatment. The situation presents no alarming features. Everybody ho|>e- ful. Nobody wants to l»?ava fernandina. All who wished to leave have gone. The only apprehension is of an outbreak from unemployed workmen. They are quiet up to the present time, however. We need aid. Jacksonville need have no fears of refugees from Fernandina at tempting to breakthrough Duval coun ty quarantine in order to secure free rations.” Air. Cooley is cashier of the bank of Fernandina, and formerly resided in this city, lie may lie relied upon as stating the situation as fairly as any man can do who is himself locked up in that tow n at present. . Not u Single Death lu (lie City, Jacksonville, Oct. 3—Special.—For If vnil wain * I .rnnil hllff. tl>e first time in many weeks not a single 3011 warn a good UllJ,- deatll avc t)ul t ur tol Doiicl liasU-en : THE FORGER. B,U,( tut H. U Ac*** th* Canadian LI On. •New Yoke, CP* 8.—Special.—No newt has thus farA>ccu received ot the sbfeending forger foster^ formerly a lu^ccaamg sorger . lucmeri, a lawyer of the prrtduceexchange, gratuity fund It Is still believed that be is tc THE BRIDEGROOM ARRESTED. rylaody in (lent- b Display. Wilkes county will make an exhibit at the North East Georgia Fair in Ath ens Nov. 6th. to l'Jtii. The Last Wilkes Farmers Club and the leaning farmer* in the county will contribute to tne display. Those having specimens ol any field crcps or minerals, are requested to bring them to ilie'court bouse where Judge Barnett will take cure of them. Air. M. C. i’opt pas agreed to the take the display, carry it to Athens and nave it properly ar ranged on exhibit. The specimens ul minerals &c. Irani Anthony bdoaf exhibited at the Exposition, will form part o. the exhibited. At the ch*s»* tne fair the exhibits will be eiliiti r turned or sold and tlie proceeds leuilued, a( the option of tho owner.—Gazet'i Hark Attain. Kkill'the Jeweler, lias returned to the J.ty With a lull slock of goods. Jt is »u*Ue than prop.'.ble luui he is tne • nurse in the race for one of the coj 1 offices. II you waul goad spectacles on Mil). Orange Shipper* Looking Blue Over • Rath- •r Dismal Prospect—Four Death* Just Reported, bat the Case, on the Whole, Better. Jacksonville, Fla., Oct. 8.—Special. The situation is decidedly more hopeful. The weather is warm, but not oppressive, and the deaths are of those who have been dying for a week. Dr. Neal Mitch ell has issued his official bulletin, which shows new cases, 72; deaths 4. Total cases to date, 3,032; total deaths to date, 279. Of the new cases 25 are white, and 47 colored. Jacksonville, Fla., Oct. 6.—It is slow ork, this battle with Yellpw Jack, but there is victory in the very air. and matters here are assuming a far better shape now\ Of the new cases not one was reported w ithin the limits of the old citv, all of them being in the suburbs. The question of fumigating through out the city will be taken up. Dr. Por ter, who has cliarge of this move, says that it is useless to try to do anything until the epidemic is declared off; then a house to houso insjxx-tion and fumiga tion will be made, and thoroughly, too. Dr. Porter says that it will take fully two months to accomplish this, and that it will cost $100,000 or more. It will be | done thoroughly, so as to avoid all dan- l ger of nn outbreak next year. This will | be one of the most important matters )w to be considered. Camp Mitchell is now ready, and has accommodations for 500 persons. Tlie orange shippers throughout tho state aro beginning to feel blue over shipping prosjiects. Doctors are all feeling much pleased at the decrease of the epidemic, and say that all their patients are doing wrell. Dr. Porters idea of wholesale disinfect ing and fumigating is attracting a deal of attention, and is favorably received. People will not be allowed to return here till after at least two heavy frosts, and it may be iuit till after January, 1st, 1880, Canada, althoug committed sui< The amoan ceeded one mostly obt think ne ha* ■peculation? ex* dollars »rtgages. Hew New York, Oct. light millions ot the city treasury yi It is the largest sum ever received on the> first day for tax settlementa. Among the largest payments were those made by the Trinity church corporation for four hundred thousand dollars, the Astor estate for the tame amount, the Goeiet estate for two hundred and fifty thou sand, and the New York Central railroad corporation and the Vanderbilt family for six hundred and aeventy-five thou sand dollars. HAMILTON ON THE FEVER. II* ThlakaTt Nearly Bxterxnlaated Bvavy , where Sava Florida. Washington, D. G, Oct. 8.—Special. Reports from all yellow fever sections received by Surgeon-General Hamilton to-night continue favorable with the ex ception of Florida. Dr. Hamilton thinka the epidemic is hearty exterminated at all places except Flonda. and there he has no hope of betterment, believing the fever will have to run its course, owing to its having gained such a foothold. Florida lie In gee** Association. Cincinnati, Oct. 0.—Special.—The re fugees from yellow favor are organized into an association. They met yesterday to take action upon the death, on Tues day last, of Colonel J. J. Daniels, presi dent of the Jacksonville Auxiliary Sani tary Association, of which the associa tion hero Is a bruqcti. The ortleeM pf the association wore appointed a com mittee to draft suitable resolutions. The meeting - was large, and resolutions of condolence nird respect wore uuanimQU«< ly adopted. The Senate tanll' Bill,it is report ed, wiii propose to take tin u*x eniuly ell oPioLmccc/‘ii. my v.|o*i- iou,” said Senatoi Harrison in vvniskcy and tobacco should uc "the last on the list from which the hand ol “tne tax ^atheie is 1:1 ted.** He hold how bcauulul and pica*t>nl it is lor the Protectionist hretnr. n to dwell togethei in unity, c hile each one sings a d il'eieni song: hut now in the world -re >hc Kcputncan Senators going to whoup up then candidate and their bnl at the same' time? TI1E Mol'KKN MULltEKUY SELLERS. Dr. Bush, the Jingling, Jerking, Jo vial, Jug Tavern doctor, -eached the city yesterday, via. tne dirt raod. The Doctor has iust made a canvass down tho Savannah river with his celebrated Burn Medicine. He aid not make quite a million on his trip,but thinks be will have money enough to start several national banks soon. Ho has again cured nator Brown yi sore throat, this the GROVE. Oct. 4.—Justice’s vid’s disr.net today, seated by 1L L. J. W. Bell. N. dJ. H. Wtiling- k on. W. fc>. Alc- li) the Grove tinir of the lis place. this morn- iceth accor- kpat received I there was \ yesterdaj*. rre cast for ilependenl candi- be Legislature. ding to previous announcement dkr Campaign Club held its tirst ling here last night. Tms club has /names on its rott. and its members epresent eveiy avocation in life. Dr. 1L. O. Hardman was chosen pcn*.*neni president,.Air. Jeremiah Strickland, vice prt*ident y 31r. C. J. Hood, secretary, and Mr. -Cl C, Nichols, treasurer. Short ad dresses wore made by Col. J. 1L Silman, ol' Jefferson, Hon. W. H. McCarty, o! Jug Tavern, and 1L L. J. Smith, of this place. Sub committees were appointed to organize Candler clubs in all tne ad joining districts and also in Banks coun ty. The club then adjourned to meet next Wednesday night and ^each Wednesday night thereafter. ATHENS STILL AHEAD Cotton Receipt* fbl* Week to TIioumumI Hale*. ‘-How is the cotton business progress ing?” asked the Banner-Watchman of n prominent dealer yesterday. -Unusually good," was the reply. ‘‘Cotton is coming in right along, and the receipts for the week ending Sept, tdh will reacd six thousands bales. The market at present is somewhat flooded with stained cotton, but the quality which is coming in at present is first riass.” ••llow are prices?” was asked. “They •re • little low at present, but 1 hardly think it will cauae any of the farmers to hold their cotton. The good weather has enabled th* farmers to gather • good deil of their crops, but the fields all around Athens are still aa white as enow. Yes, I think our receipts will increase cons tan tlv now, and a big ‘haul’ is look ed for next week.” ATHEN'S, Ga.. Sept. 30. Ur. Bill Jones. Bought of Klein Sc Martin, two hone wagon, whi.*h we guarantee for on* year against any defect of workmanship or material. For the 'B. S. Wa' also agree that should anything break about this vehicle in two years or any resonabla timo from jc.y ul rock bottom prices calU at l/‘H'fttiibis, Beits & smith. Clayton street. Atlanta, August* umi Baltimore prices* on ciockery, gla*swart-, tin-ware, iVc., can be hau by country luercuanis in Athens if they will call uu J.it.Huggins. 1IO.UKR II i is. Homer, Ga., Oct, oth. — The excite ment over Coggins and Surdeth ceased last Wednesday nig at, when the iuws came that the nomi.iee, Air. J. N. Cog gins, was elected by a majority of over iGO votes. This shows mat old Bank* is chockfull of Democrats, and means to slick to the nominee as long as there a button on the old gray coal. Besides electing the nominee we have elected one of the most retiued and solid men in Banks county. There is going to be a show at Homer next Alondajq Miss Gary from Franklin county is teaching a writing class in Homer. She has a large class and is giving satisfac tion. Aliss Decel Stephens, who has been spending a few days with fiu-nus n» Alaysville, returned to her home in Ho uier last Sunday. Air. P. A. Waters, the tax collector ol Banks county is una-»le to collect the taxes this jear, and Air. bug Morns is appointed to attend to the business for the present season. The Sabbath schools in Hojner art- growing dull. The B-iplisi school has about expired for the present; but the l'mon school is con 1 acted by men that never meau to let it g» down. Kev. T. Picket and if on. A. D. Cand ler addressed the citizens of Banks county at Homer last Saturday. We are led to believe that Picket did him self but little good in Homer, for Col Candler is too well known in Bank^ tor Picket or any one else to accomplish any thing by misrepre enting him. There are three caomdates in Banks county for Ordinary; Judge T. F. Hill, Judge A. C. Moss and Prof. J. E. Hitch. Air. W. II. Meeks J«:t a barrel of new syrup near bis hou.o the other night, and through misfortune the bung was drawn, and about twelve gallons were losL Mr. J. K. Thompson went to Athens the other day sml purchased a new aag<>n. Mr. Thompson is furnishing from taro ts three wagons to haul cot ton to his gin, and will probably gin 400 bales this season. There was a singing at Mr. If. 0. Mc Donald’s near Bushville last Sunday nighL While tho singing was going on some low life person was put cutting the brie les loose from the posts to which they were tied, and running horses off into tto/'tlds. After the singing was over sMh^one fired a pistol live or six times near the house of Mr. McDonald. There should be Sn.end put to this im mediately. You know that our Grand Jury meets twice a year. If. J. Dyaris a candidate for Clerk of fiupennr Court in Banks county against L. K. Turk, thp present Clerk. — Mr. B. P. Stephens Who has been for several months in the Gate City, U now staying with his mother, Mrs, t|. Stepf> ens et this place. We are sorry to chronicle the sickness of sorer*) Surdeth men iu Banks. They must vote for Candler and feel better. reported for the past twenty.four hours. Tliero have boon 1UG new cases, of which only 84 are white. There is a snspici of frost in the air and a heavy breeze blowing over tlu) river. This morning Mr. Edwin Martin, the editor of the Times-Union and press as sociation correspondent, was taken sick, but there is no decided symptoms of yet low fever. Dior* Niii-m* III. Jack SON VLLK, Oct. 3—Special —The nurses here from the north seem to have a hard time. E. W. Drake, one of the Harry Miner nurses, is at the hospital in a riving condition, and several others are still very III. Two were taken out last night. James Bryson, of New York, i up and getting on nicely. Four new nurses arrived this noon, three males and one female, Mrs. F. A Jerome, of New York. She will likely I** retained, but the others, from Philadelphia, will be >ent back. TllC Suffering at Decatur Relieved. Decatur, Ala., Oct. 6—Special.—The situation is a trifle better to-day. Owning to the mayor of Birmingham’s liberal lonation, and tlioso of other cities, the uffering among the |>oor ts not so great Fewer new cases are reported. A FASTIDIOUS |*1|ILADF.LP1IIATROOP It Revive* Sectional Feeling at an Cnvelllug Ceremony. Richmond, Va.,Oct. 0—Special.— Dur ing the ceremonies incident to unveiling the monument to Gen. Pickett in this itv tlie Philadelphia brigade, which car ried borrowed federal flags, refused to go in line with the Confederate veter The reason assigned was that tho flag was obtained on condition that it should not be carried along with the Confederate banner. The difficulty wag overcome by 1 nding the Philadelphia brigade another flag. THE SENATE BILL. It WilljProb.bly pTMIr To-di WAiHWBflBrOcftfer*!’—[Special/ Messenger came from Senator Black to day with his suggestions for the minor, ity i.port on the tariff bill. They were laid before the committee to-day and it is now probable that the bill will be given to the public to-night or to-mprrfiw, For Shootioa FoUaoauui V.»L Atlanta, Oct. 8.—Special — This morning Patrolman Bob Goodson ar rested b negro named George Boyd, who is supposed to be the burglar who shot Patrolman Veal last Wednesday morn ing. Patrolman Veal is slowly improving, although he did not rest well last night, and suffered considerable pain from the wound. Reduction on ifoyos. New York, Oct. 8:—[Special.]—Jbere is greet surprise among th® grocer* here gt the reduction cf ten percent, in prices hv prominent Cocoa manufacturers. It is said that this action is not due to any dictates of the trust but to a very large competition and the prospective heavy Cocoa crop. Fsule In a street Dab Springfield. Ma«3* Oct -3.—Special. As a street car was going down tl.esteep grade on Central street this morning the brake broke and the car left the track and was overturned. Four of the ten occupants were badly bruised, aud Henry M Davis, of Long Meadow, had his arm and leg broken. They Bald Ha Mas a Thief tint Ha Eovad DU Wife. Atlanta, Oct, 2. Special —A sen sation occurred at the union depot to day. An old man caused the arrest of a rawboned swain and a country bride. She looked not more than sixteen years •NJEr the procession reached police headquarters, the piisaner turned to the old man who bud cauaed bis arrest and •aid: , "Say, look here, Jim Burns, I’ve done married the gal, and you can t do no good by kicking up a row.” “I don’t believe you are married to GMie. You've got to prove that,” the old man replied. Someone was sent to the courthouse, and it eras ascertained that a marriage license had been issued to Ben Morns and Virginia Bums, and Pat Owens had performed the marriage ceremony. “Good God,” is my gal the wife of a horse thief?" the old man exclaimed when the newt was told him. “But I’ll make them suffer. Ginie,” he said, turn ing to the girl, “you and Ben stole $43 when you left my house, and you’ve got to give it back to me.” “I love Ben,” the young girl said, “and now we are married, 1 am happy. We didn’t take but $18, and you can have it.” “Then, Mr. Policeman, take that fel low to jail for stealing my money,' ex claimed the old man, -who was white with rage. The policeman took hold of Morris, and after some trouble, with a a pistol aa a factor, the bridegroom was behind the bars. When he saw this, the old man’s heart softened, and upon the payment of $18 by the girl he agreed not to prosecute her husband. As Morris was traveling, and his pistol wa3 not loaded, the other case was also with drawn. The couple left for Anniston on the afternoon Georgia Pacific train. THE STATE FAIR. A Meeting ot the Stkte Agriculture! So ciety Pixel tba Data. Atlanta, Oct. 8.—Captain Pearce Horne, of Dalton; Col. John O. Waddell, of Cedartown. and Dr. H, H. Carey, of BaGrange, all members of the State Agricultural Society, were in Atlanta yesterday on their way home from Ma con, where they have been attending a meeting of the society. The committee was composed of the following gentlemen! President W. J. Northern; Vice-President J. O. Waddell; Treasurer R. J. Powell; Superintendents Pearce Home, Dr. H. H. Carey, Dr. Sam Hape. Col. A. T. Putnam, Co[. George H. Jones and Secretary N[sbet. Capt. Hprpe stated to a Journal re- pprtsr this morning that tlie date for opening the fair had been fixed for Mon day, November 5th, and the citizens of Macon had contributed 13,500 toward the fair, The fair will last one week, gild C«p». Home thinks that it will be qne of l|ie best fairs e v et held hy the society. THE CCTTINa. F. M. tilcno Makes a Statement. / Mr. F. Glenn hunted up s B-W report er yesterday and gave the particulars of tbe cutting scrape in Madisoir connty on last Thursday. Mr. Glenn says; I was passing the roa going to W. J. Math ew’s gin. ~My wife, mother and child ren were in the buggy, and I was walk ing behind it. John Hathews seeing os coming walked to the oppo site side of the road from his store, and as we neared the store^he advanced to wards the store, snd waited until we passed snd slipped up behidd me snd struck me one lick on the shoulder with s knife, the blade going straight to my shoulder blade. Mathews then wheeled around a wagon that was standing in front of his store, and went into the house. There was not a word said by either one of us, snd I can give no res son tor the attack, unless it was a diffi culty we had sometime since. Mathews has not been arrested, but the case will be investigated at the next term of the court Notice to Bridge Builders. Will b« let to tbe low**t bidder, belor* the courthouse door of Clarke Crnit on tbe first Tuetday la November lt88, during the legal hours | of tile, tbe building of an extension at aach end of toe lattice bridge across tne Mid dle Oconee rtvar, at MitcbeT* bridge, according to the following ►pacifications to wit:—Said ex tension* tt> b» sut atantially on the p’ans of tho R resent bridge, and must b? s> interwoven with at each end, snd over, and upon and acresi tbe piers, by taking out parts of bottom and top cords,so as to render tba structure a rno lattice said extension to bs ten feet long at eaeh end of the bridg*. Bill of lutu&or t> bo as fol'ojra- Cord* to be 21 2x12 inch**. 28 fen long both bot’. tom aul top intemedlate. Cord* 2 1-2x10. 28 feet long; Lattice to b3 2 1-2x10, 18 feet len? all framed and piuned together with 2 inch white o*k pits; Floor bf>am* to be 4x14, 1C fee' long, notched to lit over cord* a* other fl or beams in b: idge, and t» be placed five leet »i» -rt from center to cent**; All latter* breccia* to be Sx. r > inches.securely fastened at both ends with >pikes; Sleepers to ba 4*1 inches- The*e must be five sle«pen (qnallydiv d<d under the floor THE ONLY 4 Brilliant Durable Economical Are Diamond Dyes. They excel all othen in Strength, Purity snd Fastness. None othen are just as good. Beware of imitations—they are made of cheap and inferior materials and give poor, weak, ctocky colon. 36 colors; 10 cents each. ' Send postal for Dp* Book, Sample Card, dirctioni for coloring Photo.., oukiog the finest Ink or riluina (oo eta. a quart), etc. Sold hy Dnitjisu or bp WELLS. R/CHMDSOH d CO.. Burlington, ft. Pot Gilding or Broaring Fancy Article., USB DIAMOND PAINTS. Gold, surer. Broom, Copper. Only to Cents. Paine’s J CELERY \ COMPOUND CURES PROOFS Neuralgia Nervous Mrs. L. A. Kkf.ntn- er ban Jacinto, Cal. Prostration Rheumatism compound, I am cured ot rncumattsii.." Samvel Hi-iuimvmiv •Wih Cornish, N. j< .Kidney Diseases hat done me nore Good for kidney di-„a« than ^ny other m:di- Si«U* Oily.''”. J*' AND All Liver Disorders ■’1W, Celery CW pour,,! ha. bee,A™, bciiefil f.,r lorptd liver rndrgeMMm, an* l.llrur! EuivutiiC Udall, Ouecbee V, It Leads! Others Follow THE LIGHT-RUNNING “DOMESTIC.” The-e must; ——ur—- « "—. — - — - ~ -Jw the floor. Flooring to be 2x12, 18 -l feet long, securely fas teued down with spikes to fl x>r el*i>e-a; Five besmstobeframsd tola original bridge, snd to 1,18 feet long) Hoof to extend over t at end of rait*rs: One set cf princi pal r» ft er» upon each tie beams to bcSxl incL.w. All rafters bet we hi the principal rafters to bo 2x3 at one end. and 2x6 at the outer end: All raf ters to be securely Drilled on so as to proven’ Mowing ofl; Hoof to !>' lathed for shiugling with 1x3 strips, the same to be covered with good heart sawed shingles e”d ot foot to extend 0113 foot . .. - tho Inp roach see the “itOMESf IC”"~hetore purchasinRl"'^": amine its simple, yet splendid mechanism, oiv serve its wonderfully simple set of attachments and notice tlie aide ranee of work, from the shnntrat and most practical kind executed, to the finest embroidery, aa no other machine can do it. Agents wanted In unoccupUnl territory, ^ Address, Domestic - Sewing Machine Company, RICHMOND, VA. aug28-Gm end of lattice and to finUh In H!d*sto be covertd with 3-1x12 inch plank* and ^1’i!*.. 81 ^ : l x . 4x3 Inches, all bo made securely railed to each cord, sud to h 11FITZ KEPT THE PAIL. So Monsopl Cut pflf Ills Nose and Chin and Nearly Killed MM". New York, Oct. 6—Special.—FrauU Beitz, au Italian living at 427 East 11th .-tract, found an old tin pail Thursday near the house, Nicoli Mcnsoni, of 431 East 11th street, heard of it. He got a razor ami went to Boitz's house and claimed the pail- Beitz refused to give it up, and Monsoni attacked biro with the razor. A sweeping blow cut off Boitz's nose and a section of hi9 chin. ,lle also received two gashes in his fore- (head and cliin. He is at home and may die. Monsoni was arrested and held by Justice Welde in the Harlem court pend ing Beitz'w recovery. Aa Important Witness Secured Peru, Ind., Oct. 3—Special.— Etta Grand, the only witness of the famous McGuire murder, returned to Rochester, the scene or tho murder, this morning, bhe disappeared soon after the crime was committed, ajid foul play was suspected D is thought that her testimony will eecure conviction. Ektsps of Two Pr(«oskerta New York, Oct. 3 —Special—In the court of general sessions this morning The Fidelity ltapk’i A flair*. Cincinnati, Oct, 6—Hpeciab—Receive? Armstrong, of tlie Fidelity bank, filed a rej»ort this morning that there aro assets of $1,900,000, of w hich $2,100,000 is good, $1,000,000 doubtful, and the bal ance utterly worthless. The liabilities are $6,500,000, including the amount de posited for second million stock, thp legality of which ii in litigation. Every stue of buggies kept at Canthers, Betts A Smith Another Death st Drcstur. Memphis. Tenn., Oct. 3 —Special.— There are three new cases and one death from the fever nt Decatur. It is impos *ible to secure any details of the situa tion. Everything is closed up. and the operator who wired the above had to walk nearly nine miles to find a place on the wire that was in repair Frost is predicted by the signal ser vice for that locality to-night. Not i Yellow Fcvrr Case. • Washington, Oct. 2.—Special.—Janies Oswald, the suspicious case here which was mistaken for yellow fever is fast covering. Kl« F uruiture l-HCtory Burned. Sturgis. Mich., Oct. 3— Special — Waite's furniture factory, one of the largest In the state, was burned tlus morning. The los* u*ilJ foot up fully $75,000. There was no insurance. Th* New bull;vairOpera. London, Oct. 3,—fill Art ;urS. lliva ’s new opera, is entit "The ? oaia t - the Guard,’ or Merry Man uflj L Maid.” . Carithers, Betts & Smith is headquarters for bug gies. Tbe NlrarauE* RIU D|»ci|$srcJ in the Hoptf. Washington, D C„ Oct. 6.—Special- In the house the Nicarauga canal bill was taken up by ft vote of 33 to 36, but there was no quorum. A joint rospjtp tion has been passed authorizing a joint committee to investigate the aqueduct fraud*. The house then adjourned over to Monday. If you want to buy a fine hanging litnp,chandeliers or parlor lamps it wil payyoa to look at J. H. Huggins’ stock la Walton. The vetersn.Hugh Carithers with Gal loway came in for the legislature by 1C5 majority, snd after tin election a grand torch light procession celebrated tbe oc casion. It in sud by those who were on tbe ground that money flowed without iiuil for tbe candidates. Mr. Carithers cssn rnicEs—pat whm” PIANOS Las*. Organs wTt trihov-uri.: A Coming Gr«*t Prirt Fight. New York. Oct. fl—Special —The 11 lustrateJ News has notified Richard K Fox to fix the date of the fight between Kiirain and the unknown before the twelfth Instant The champion belt is claimed for the unknown. adjoining window to the ground. One man wpi recaptured, but tbe other two made good their escape. The Willard Hotel a* Chalfaaaoaa Clared. Chattanooga, Oct. 8-j-Spedal.—The ttur LAWLESS NEGROES. Attempt to ISurglartie a Uooae la Broad Daylight Atlanta, Oct. 3.—Yesterday morning two negroes went to the house of a Mr. Smith, who lives near Col. Grant's house, and not far from Grant park, and made several attempts to break open the front door. There were several ladies in the house, and they became frightened and ran out the back way. Neighbors were notified, and the negroes were frighten ed off before they could steal anything. The negroes knew the ladies were in the house, but that did not seem to deter them in the least, Glenn for Atlanta’* Mayor. Atlanta, Oct. 3.—Special.—The nom ination of John T. Glenn for mayor of Atlanta is generally regarded here as a good oue. creditors, who held a deed of trust on the furniture. Eight montha ago Grant & Barber, cf Columbus, O., took charge of the house, and to-night 1' ~ for his Ohio home. A CUTTING AFFRAY Retween Two Decatur Connty lien—*One Seriously, Bmnbriooe. October 3.—A few days Ago at Fowls Town, in Decatur county, two men, Wm. E. Griffin and William Gray, became involved in a cuttin; scrape because Griffin refused to drill 1 witn Gray, The latter was stabbed in the abdomen, find is now in a critical condition- Griffin received a bad cut on the right arm. Gray will probably die. The politicians of this district are mak ive candidates, and the republicans \ placed a ticket in the field. center ot lattice: All plus lor lattice io do maae .»f be*! white-ofk 2 inche* in diameter holding their sixd their entice Wugt «. To® work to b® done In a g*od workmanlik® manner aud tha lob to |\o ®*>n p'eted by th* 15th of Dec«mber next. AU the timbers to b« good Clanbridge 1 Wber. M good or b*tter than the timber* of paid Mitchell s b*idge. Aril the contractor to give bond iu double the amount of hi* bid with two goud aud aolv, nt securities for th® faithful Performance ot his onrract, and to ldemt-ify said county for any d Atnagts occasioned by a fatl- u$« to perform the sun* wit bin the prescribed time aud not to he paid for until accepted by me or persons *ppointed by me. The right is )evened to accept any or reject all bida, this h September 1888. As v M. J/czfliM, Ordinary. November 1 H- 4 . tlie following described proper ty to wit. One house and L>t In the city of Ath- eu , con a nine 1-4 of an acre, more or les», aud bounded as follows: East by lands of Noah Johnson ; N irtliby 8. Marks estat ; South by Andy Jack on, and on the W. st by Miller Cxeet, Said property lev ed on as tli* property of Fhe* y August, and by virture of a Justice o urt lit* of 2Hi dla r ct, U M , iu favor of Andy Jackson. Said pr petty lev! d on by E W. Porter, L C„ and turned over to me f 'r adver- th m lit am sale written u< t ce served o tenant in po session. October 8th. 1888. J. W. WEIR. Sheriff. LOOTS ME OF HEALTH OR WOMAN’S RELIEF. This is a sure euro for all Female Disorders arising from Suppressed or Irregul Menstruation in all its stages. It will cure ,. . ' ' “'•It tow, L1IV Hit u*llll{ ues- cribedprop rtytowit. One 8-horse pow r At las engine and boil r, said property levied on by virtue oi a tax Ufa, issued by It. ll. Linton. Tax < ollector of clarke <ou?ity, for the year 1887. Said property levied on a« the proper!? of s. Kextneer &0o.. to satisfy th? said fifii Property pointed out by R K Ilipkfns. General Agent of S. Uexingcr Si Co, Tills October 8th. 1888. order of the Court of ordinary of >ald counly passed at the regular term of said oour, held on ‘ " .Monday In September 1888, will be old 1 nd sltu-te, lyin and being In said county of O lethorue, c ntainlng four hundred and one and one half acre , and urn other traet of land situate, lying aud being iu said, Oglethorpe co , containing thirty-live a res. more or less. To be sold aa tlie property of John Eberhart, la e of Clarke county, deceased, for the purpose of dtvlsiou among the heirsa law of said deceased. Terms sh. Tills 5th day of Octo er, 1888. OCttWSKL U. W. RUSH. Adm*r. LEUCORRHyEA, WHITES And all other Diseases originating from Female Disorders. Its operation is Quick and Sure, and has never failed. Lowry’s Wine of Health HAS BEEN IN USE MORE THAN 20 YEARS, And has always given entire satisfaction in all cases. Young Woman, if you are suffering from painful Menstruation, try a bottle of Wine of Health, and vou will never be without it YOUNG GIRUS Just turning into Wotnvnhaad, will fin! this a special remedy in s t th cases. It perfectly sale in all stages and conditions. It improves thj appetite, snd restores and builds up tho system. * -:-F0R SaLE BY-: G. W. RUSH & CO., ATHENS - - - GEORGIA First Competitive Shipmtnt of Baffin* San Francisco, Cal., Oct 9—Special. Three carloads of raisins w,re shipped to London via New York to-day. This is tlie first shipment ever made to Europe to compete with Spanish manufactures. Shot for Rrelitlns Authority. Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. 6. —Special.— This evening Officer Crinn attempted to arrest a colored man named Tom Hipo Ri to resisted, when Crinn shot hint' in the bock, killing him. Country mcrch»Dt8 look to your In terest by buying your tin-wsre,crookery glassware from J, Ii. Huggins, Athens, Ga. If you are not coming to town wpte for prices, t II styles lamps, chandeliers, lanterns *rd lamp fixtures of all kinds a( Hog- New Trial *f • Boodle Alderman. Albany, N. Y., Oct 8.—Special.—The court of appeals this morning handed down an opinion reversing the decision in tlie cuse of Arthur J, McQusde. one of tlie famous board of New York alder men of 1884, gnd granting a pew trial. Judgment Smtalned In tb. Illinois mnriUr. Otto wa, H|„ Qct, 3,—Special.^The supreme court this morning filed an opinion affirming the judgment of the lower court in the rasp of Watts, eon. victed with one Hchwarti of murdering the express messenger, Kellogg Nichols. New fork Bakers Retaliate, Ngw Vops Qct. 3-Special-A large number of bakers have reduced the weight of loaves on account of the rise in wheat prices as a result of the Chicago Corner. A Shop Owners’ Ferine*. (JCEBSC. Ont , Oct.'S^-Special. —Sen ator 1 Gibb Ross. • large shipowner and lumber merchant, died here thie morning, leaving a fortune estimated at from eight to ten millions of dollars, Parnell Dlrcoren the Timer Forfar- London. Oct S—By Cable.—The PtU Mall Gazette rays Mr. FarneU has dis covered the forger of letters attributed to him by tbe Times. Big Fir* at Antwerp. Ohio. Antwerp. O., Oct 8—SpeciaL—Fire this morning destroyed an entire business block. The loss was $40,000. Pf gH> *f th* WmM. Massewah, via Rome, Oct, fl.—The Mahdj is reported dead. VP TBH , FEOPPE Q? NOATRB 1ST GEORGIA. dala'of purchase, and prora not to be baa made Walton a good representative first-class material, we will repair free in the past, and it ia certain that he will ^f charge. ton * Mastm. 1 do hi* duy in the future, TRYING EXPERIMENTS, The public can scarcely be blamed for trying nostrums thrown in its way. But then, you know, the public is easily humbyg-ed, snd is billing to try any thing, fi. B, 11. recommends itself, does not fight other remedies, am) stands on its owp merit; \V’it?|ess the fc)lowipg UsntpiAN, Miss-, July 12, 1887, For a number of years 1 have suffered untold agony from the effects ol blood poison. 1 had rov esse treated by sev eral prominent physicians, but received but little, if tny relief. I resorted to all Boris of pstept toedictnes, spending g large amount of money, bgt yet getting no better. My attention was attracted by th” curea said to have been effected by B. B B., and I commenced taking it merely as an experiment, haring but little faitb in the results. To my utter surprise I soon commenced to improve- and deem myspjf tprdsy a wejl and hearty pet son—all owing to the excellent qualities of B. B. B- I cannot commend it too highly' to those suffering from blood poison. J. Q. Gibson, Tr»*n*“*R a fc H. r. Ayttn ’i WXVTr >BAB8. Baltimore, April 20,1387. For over twenty years I bsye been troubled with ulcerated bowels snd bieeuir.; P'le*. end grew very weak snd thin from constant low of blood, I h*T* used four bottles of J). Q. B, and have gained 16 pounds ip weight, and feel better in general health than I have for ten yearn. 1 recommend your B. B. B. ts the best medicine 1 hare ever used, snd owe my improvement to the use of Botanic Blood Balm. Kdoenivs A. Smith. 318 Exeter Streak Send for our Book >f Wonder*, free. It treats of all blood disorders. Address BLOOD BALM CO., AtUatt, Gs. isr-S**" pjtti j® 4 A Few Plata WoxA*. The director* of tbe N. E. Ga. Fair Association met in May to decide ui the time fur holding tho Hxnihit)op {hi* fa|l, The dates, then Agreed upon and communicated to the director*, Top the State FairrXITgUfita.KxpoaitiqB »pd Pted, mopt Exposition covered the mouth of October Although that is the most fa vorable month to hold tbe Fair at Ath ens. the directors to avoid a conflict, and to make all (he fairs mutually beneflcjU, decided upon the §th of Movembef. Tb* Augusta Exposition substantially extended its time so as to overtop tho fair, and afterward postponed to ope ’••dTCftigei (doge on the d*t ■P aftanrsrd* cjded pot to ho)d a fair. Upon pressure brought to bear by tha citisena of Ms- cop, the committee reconsidered fheir ac tion, and had a long consultation as to tbe date for the State Fair. The rights of Rome, Columbos and Athens wepe considered, and the decision reached tq Open their ffclr (to tbe gth of M°»e0»bep, making a direct conflict, with Athens and tne X- E. Pair, ifow tbe N. E. Ga. Fair Association has gope to too moch expense advertising iu date, and aside from the iojory ” materially revolting from tho vacillating policy of changing, cannot now without pecuniary foes $*• ]ect (tpothcf day. fh^fc ape rite facts, snd ft behoppej every citipen of Athens %ne of H. fi. G*o*U to itapd right up to the fur, and maga it ) sqccesa, in spite of tbe effort! intention*!, or arising from indifference tp currigiJLto break rinp, Prominent Editor Retire®. Salem. Moss., Oct. 3—Special.—Caleb Foote, probably the oldest newspaper man in America, severed his connection with the Salem Gazette to day. Mr. Foote became connected with the paper ip 18(7, when fifteen years old. and has beep one of its editors siucc 1825. He is 80 years of age. Mr. Footes retirement will recall many old memories, ns lie is a living member of that staunch body of editors of which Ureely. Raymond, Weed and Bowles were famous and noteworthy figures. BUln. at Detroit. Detroit, Mtch.. Oct 3.—Special—Mr Blaine arrived here last evening, and was met by Gen. Alger and a committee front the local republican dubs at the depot. At 8 o’clock there was an audi ence ot some five thousand persons at the old Detroit rink, to which Mr. Blaine addressed n short talk on the republican prospects of victory, His speech was limited mainly to a re view of the advantages and benefits ac cruing from protection, and expressed his thorough belief that hi* party had chosen the right standard of battle. •L.SPQ Challvee* to rtstit Kltraln. New York, Oct. 8—Special.—Richard K.. Fox to-day cabled to Christopher Clarke, of the Police Gazette, that he has deposited $2,500 in London, and would deposits the same amount here to cover the challenge of the unknown to fight Jake Kilrain tor $10,000. Fox says a syndicate is backing the unknown, and that ali parties mean business. Iq Them Decide, GANN Sr RE VES, vs. The Nortlieasti-rn R.R On. I THE ifichlmtml k ban, ill- |' Railroad company. I hquity in Clarke The l'lt-dinout & West Superior Cour„. Point Terminal Railway I and Warrlit use • <>.aml tin-1 t vntral Trust company ot V New York. / It appearing to tlie court that two oi the tie fendanis tn the above stated,vast- towit; The Rich nwod A West Point Terminal Railway & w arr huttse Company, md the Central Trust Compa- uy 01 New York art* non-res idea: corporations without the State of Georgia. It further appearing that the Sheriff of said county lias made a return of non est luventum »to them. It W therefore ordered that .<ald defendants be ana appear in person or by attorney at the next term «r the Superior court of « larke county (<eorgUt to be held on the Second Monday in No vember 1888. then and thereto answer and make dcfcusc to the Bill tiled b\ the couiplaUiaiits. If uur defense they have. * Ordered further that thL« order be published twice a month for two months before said tenn of Court In the weekly Ban>er-va atchman a newspaper published iu told i ounty of Clarke, and that tliereupou service of said Bill and sub poena shall be considered as fully perfected on said defendants M CJianibersihis August IW B. Burnett, >»*<• T. W. Rcckkr, N. L. HuTcirtN* Ij B. Lumpkin, Jutlite Superior Court W Cl E. K. Lumpkin, . of Georgia f Atts for romp’s A true extract from the minutes of t Larke Su perior Court, Tills auth day ol August 1888. John i in Clerk c. S. C. Executor’s Sale. G EORGIA Clikkk Covbty:—Penu ut to an order o f tL® Court of Ordioary of idJ c^u *11 b» sold be ore in® roart hoinedotror i county on the flrat Taesdar in November t^., duriu* the legal hours of sal*, the flllovinp prop- •it*’ btl uginK loth® estit® of Clark® W. Arnold, la«e of saia counts, d®c®axed, ts wit:—One undi vided ono-®ighth interest ia and to one tract of land sliuai®, lying ud being la the county of MatUs-ia in saidbtaiecontainieg nlnehund el •yd *®ve tr-fi»® acre*. On $alu tract of l*nd is me mill-house, mill mtrhl ur> ttc—Tob^ gjld for the pnrpjse ol division ar.ong tliQ heirs st .sw and legatee* of **id de:euel. term* of sal®, cash. Jamki T. Comxs, Execute EVERETT G. ATKINSON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL -WHISKY IDEALER-- Madison, Ga. Keeps on hand nothing but the best brands. AU orders promptly filled ana satisfaction guarantacd. All noted brands of BOTTLE BEER made a specialty. he celebrated I.W. UA11FEU whisky, k E. G. ATKINSON, MADISON, GA. LINE OF ES: Fall and Winter Styles From the Most Reliable Manufacturers now lu Stock at the One Price Shoe Store E. I. SMITH & CO. On Exhibition on the Stand at the Sidewalk of MAX JOSEPSH /-LARKE 8n lowing property, to-wlt: One house and lot In ihe city ot Athens, and lot containing one hall iiyjior^ , .'^x!on l ?he < cMt,by l ;Mra!“j. t iL Gilt Edge Palace Store 13 Huudred sets of the Finest crane, and on the north by Jessie Heard, and on -the west by Morris street. Said property levied on undertHuiby virture ot a Justice flu sued in tlie CV' district G. SI. in favor ot E. H. IKle vs Isaac * iilianvs. Said pro erty levied nandtobesoldtosatistysald tlfa. Levymade by t. w. Porter lawful constable and by him turned ove-to me tor advertisement and sale. Wr'— —* J rttten notice served on tenant it, possession JNO. W. WEIR, Sheriff. Fept 89th ’8»S it has been suggested that a separate ballot box be placed st each of the pre cincts for the democratic voters to de posit their vote ior, or agtiugt a primary election for county officers, if this is done ve would tsk what is the good, or gepse of having an executive committee. Thoy were appointed for this purpose and jt ia not right for the people to be called on to settle the question, ‘tho last election has preyed the hot that pri mary elections are the heat for Clarke eoupty, Then let the QOmmitfee cal) it regardless of a vote op the question, it is their duty, and let them come up _ ■ooarely and call or not call If some •l*h»tir*thx 2:th d»To! 3*et. tass: oftho candidates refuse to submit to oc'ivisd. M ' J* CKa > :) - Ordluar y this measure, there are othen who will submit to it This is a white man's government and let the whit* men rule, This buying apd.selling of yotea must to I (fiififl of the past. Let the ege-, pqtiye cnntfii'.tee call a primary election fox all tha county officers, sod if they caff it pn tfie flay pf the ffreddential flEOBG1A. CLARKE OltlVTY.— Vh«r»n, VA Mr*. &1U ibo'h A, Th lrmxnl has applied to mo in to of theUw f »r letters < f administra tion on the estate of Mis« Sail! * Tliurmond, lato or*a!do>un y deceased. Thjsear® there tor® to cIt® and noufy a l crocorned to show ctasj at the regular term of the Court of Ordin iry. tc h® hel l In and for sal 1 county on the first Siondav in November next, why such letters shout l n>t bw *r int nI, OiVdn und- s my hand and ofllcUl ,GIA, CL.\RK« CO j NT Y—Whereas, . - - Reynolds Admlnla'rator of the estate of Mrs. Epsy Staflord, deceased, has applied to msfateragof the law for letters ot dismission from gild estate- Those ate therefore to cite and notify au oonoernsd. t> show cause at the The Toy the Child Likes Befit -BTU- "ANCHOR” P, Ad, Richter & Co„ 8IO > BROADWAYj aM|i ^J<«f i YOWL n^r election, it ii good «* the people will torn opt ou that day, hut pot have it for th»m to yote whether or not a primary should be called. AH THERE Beueath the glaring, noisy pier They sought « shady nook, And spent , quiet afternoon Ovep a favorite book She read to him and he too her— Until it struck them, “Whether It would not be a nicsr plqq If both bolted oq tog-ther!” The sun wont down, and darknesa Crept Along the lonely shore, flqt still the pleasant task was press ed V To glerin a little more. Closer asove the twilight page They drooped—till, with a smash She closed the book and *p]utt«red “P’few! There’s spud in your mustache!” -.Philadelphia Prtsq "A Periect Fto^t of a«atb|ne“ WiU fill tha heart of every aufiering woman if ahe will only persist io the use of Dr.PieroeV-Farorite Preacription.” It will cure the most excruoiating periodical pains, and relieve you of all irregularities and give healthy aetion. It will positively oure internal inflammation and uleeratiou,, misplacement and all kindred disorders. Pnoe reduced to one oiler By druggists. regular tens of th® court of Ordinary, to b® held luaoaf >rsald county on th® first Monday In Noveabo* »»xt. why such dls'nlatltn shoull set b3 grsned. Given under my hand a&d official ■Uoaiur® this 29th day of September 1883. Asa. M. Jalkso*. Ordinary. FunuiuiHu m order of\ho court ot ordinary Ot 4ald vuui.itY. passed at the regular September tutuiot said court.. WlU\ be sold before the court house door of said county,on the first Tues- v\av in October next, during the legal hours of wvfo, the following property. t>-wit: Ten (10) shares of the Georgia railroad and linking com- pauiy, to sqltl as property belonghifl to^tTi© deceased Sept crab Fqolty In tho Superior Court ot GlarkoCoun ty, Georgia. . Et'KNftREAWgOt.aL Tho Northoxstern Rai- roadCoiapsnj.theHlch” own* * U»vV. R»il- ta«4 L'oupsnr.tke Rlclt- moad * Vtvt Point Tormlusl RiIIwkv and Wsrehotui Company snd tho Central Trust Compear of Now Yo k. ItsppesxUictotkeoouritkst twoofthe dsfaa- ds-u rath, .bin stsed esnss to wit:—th. Richmond* West Point Tormlnsl Railway sud Wsrskooss Compsnv, lad tte Central Trutu Company ol Bav York aro Don resident corporations without tk. mala ot Gmi farthorappeastnf that thv Skartffat hu made a retura of non oat lavcnl thsm, It te there tore wdored that aaM next itmaftke iurwrior’court’oiciarke oounty to he hoH on the aaoood Moaday tin Novem ber 16.4, than sad th.re to aaawrxor crake da- Sm a to tho hill Sled by complainants U a y d OWcacd turther] that thl» order ha pnbUahai one. a month lor toot moatha In the Bu»»*a- WaTOSMarr, a nawspaper pahltahed tn sale count j ol clarka. and thereupon aarelre ataald bill and aa aubpmua b* Mnatdsnd aa fully tacted iuaald defendants. tag UeCaur ‘- Uop *m^!?HYi;}.* WU J Bmff* E. K. Lumpkin. W. B, Burnett, T. W. Rucker, surertorc^n. »‘g b ‘ a *gS, 8(CUdtl Quality of UNDERWEAR, Of my own importation, purchased this summer by in 3 while in Europe, from Saxony Germany. At the New York port they cost $5.00 A SET, That I will sell at the flat sum of §1.00, either Under shirts or Drawers. FOR TWO DAYS ONLY ! The Quantity is limited. Quality the finest warranted. 250 Imperial camels hair fine striped undershirts or drawers lot one dol. 2S5 colored cashmere undershirts or drawers one dollar. 260 Scotch wool, Gendarme blue undershirts or drawers one do.lar. 165 Merino white undershirts only one dollar. 334 Natural wool health undershirts or drawers for one dollar. This will be • cold snap for gents furnishers, while the public will be kept warm. A finer quality of all wool and cornels hair underwear are o t manufactured. Don’t be misled by some competitors who may say he underwear are not imported or only ctmmon wool. Convince yourself, without any trouble to you or myself. You cm examine them at the front stand on the sidewalk of MAX JOSEPH’S The Gilt Edge Palace Store 221 and 223 E. Broad Street^ ATHENS, - - GA
