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Athens, Ga.. October 18,1881. J. T. watbirman, fROPBlhiun. I.OCAL. INTELLIG ENCE. SE. W. T. ?AEZ, (Offlee opporilc Kimball House, Decatur Kt. f ) A'fclazvfca, GSa. T H1KTY years in succe*at\il t** atment of all Clirouic l)i«M*ase» iu either aex, aud various complicated old standing camk upon which others have failed. Cures Syphilis in ul! its Mages, Blood, Skin and Lung disease*. Catarrh in uli its tonus, Kidney and all alTcct ona of the Urinary Organa, Womb Disease*, etc., etc. Also Opium and Morphine Habit, All with sale and pleasant remedies, and without Mer cury Poisonous or Nauseous doses. Mail to him a full history and statement of your afflic tion whatever it may te, with postage stamp for his reply, terms, etc., or come to Atlanta and consult him in person. FRENCH HAIR STORE! Those desiring anything in hair work should send their orders to J. FUHEEE. ^66 Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga., Who manufactures Wigs, Bangs, Toupees, Braids, Curls, Frizzes, etc. lie also makes up Combings and re. stores Faded Braids. (satisfaction guaranteed. MULL TALK. Brosd Street, Between Col. S. C. Dobbs sad McGinty’a Furniture Store, WILL SOON KEEP IN STORE BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, Wagons, tfcc., Made to Order. THE OLIVER CHILL PLOW, AND THE Old Hickory Wagon, THE FARQUHAR ENGINE, Noted for Durability and Power. THE FARQUHAR SEPARATOR Nothing better nor Cheaper in market, THE BOOKIVALTER VERTICAL ENGINE 6} Horse Power, for §355. THE ATLAS ENGINE, One of the most popular, and noth ing better in the market The Well Known Eclipse Engine oXL'SZSZSll !r„°.y. OIN - «»*“«■ FEEDER. Th. ohempest GIN MM&eM m«teteM^n COTTO * N ° IN> CONDENSEB “ d FEE “ER. A Terr popular Gin in Sample Engines and Gins kept on Hand. Alin Poifon Pm.uui ffftnar Uill. C. UMI — A Pl^“ W —H*tToole, Im- oM,»4«‘ , r? t re ^.,L E S L,i!EK!i if Mon, Kcuppernongs are playing out. The hotels report a line business. Oi sters are a regular thing in mar. ket now. Tlie cotton compresses are running nearly every day. _ Butter is as scarce as eggs and eggs at e as scarce as hen’s teeth. There was snow in New York (Stale a few days ago. How is that for October? Cum and flour hold their own high prices which shows that the Chicago corner still holds on. Enough flour was used in pasting the circus pictures to feed a moder ate sized family ten days. A North Geotgia editor wants to exchange a double barrel gun for a good ntilch cow. Sensible editor. A coat, with a man in it, cajght fire to-duy, on College avenue. The mat, got out and then put the lire out. I. Muj. Sid. Hughes says he bus a few bushels ol that flue rust proof wheat left. It is snid U> be the best in the country. We learn that lion. W. W. Price’s wounds at e not at all serious and it is likely he will be out in a short time. There are eight persms in jail now implicnicd in the burglary of Morris’ store. The whole taiuily of the Jones lmys have been scooped. Father Ryan, the poet-priest, has past oral charge of the eatbolic church in Eulanla. His sermons have many of the elements of poetry in them. Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Wier and Air. Lott Elihr took Miss McElroy, aud the old negro woman, Vinie, both of whom are insane, to the asy lum at MilledgevtUe. Forepnugh’s advance agents and bill posters travel in a special train which costs of itselt as much sa a circus of former times. They had onecoach that was worth $16,000. The statement is mado that there has been a viaiMe decline in the cotton receipts for the past week. Fat mere who can do so are holding back lor an advance in price. They ought to have it. { -The Augusta News says : Col. Joel Abbott Billups was in the city yes terday. He is one of those jovial great turn who are loved as well as looked up to and Georgia is proud ol Col. Billups. We regret to know that Mr. Har ris, a young man who recently began clerking for B'oontfield & Sanlord. has been stricken down with fever and is now quite sick at his home in rear of tho University. Mrs. Hirschfield, a Hebrew lady, died this morning at her residence in this city after a short illness. &he was a sister of Mr. G. Jacobs and had a number of other relatives, to whom our sympathy is extended. Dr. Hogan, the physician in atten dance, informs us that Mr. Ross, who was blown up by the blast at the Fac tory, is getting on quite as well as could be hoped for. His wounds are healing and will he probably recover, The greatest blessings not unfre- quvnily come in disguise. A Missis sippi planter bad ten acres of indit- li reut looking cotton washed away, The water eut into a hill and revealed an old churn with $6,000 in gold snugly stored away. Some idea of the Bize of Fore- ]eiugh’s circus and menagerie can be had Iroru the fact that each day there is consumed-5,000 pounds of Timo thy bay, 2,(00 pounds of dry straw, 80 bushel r ol oats, and corn, fodder and vegetable* in proportion. A difficulty occurred yesterday af ternoon between two colored men, in which one drew a razor and the oth er lot fly with a brick which bar«ly mb ted his antagonist. They were prevented from doing each other dam age. The one with the razor was to blame aud contributed #10 and ootits to the Mayor. All the jarties engaged in the bur glary of C. Morris’ store have been caught, lour in all, besides a woman mother ol one ofthe hoys, she having received the stolen good*. Two of. the police officers with Messrs. Ben nett and J. IL Huggins, Jr., went out early Monday morning to Madi son county and caught Albert Nel» son, the man w ho was ring leader in the theft. He was 17 mile* >“ * cotton field, having walked there af ter tho burglary. QUERY, OUR OCONEE LETTER. Dear Banner : The Oconee coun ty lair has just closed and to the on- WLNTERVILLE DOTS. BY BE1TO. Ar# you going to the circus ? Ain’t tire satisfaction ol all. Th* stock- it going to be a big thing ? You bet holders of the Association have much tc be proud of, for the encomiums on their skill and mauagemant have been many and very complimentary. The crowds present were tho most orderly and decorous I have ever seen at a fair. The reason, doubtless, was the absence of alcoholic drinks on the grounds. Nothing occurred during the week that could possibly have offended the must fastidious, aud I regret that those who pictured the fair as such a dreadful and horrible monster were not urefeut io order that they might have seen how un fair and unjust they had bees in’heir extreme utterances. There were no wheels of fortune, nor any other gam jJ of, chance, allowed on the grounds; no gambling of anv charac ter that I saw or heard of. On the whole the affair was very creditable indeed. To tell you all about the fair would make this letter too long, hence I will have to abridge. The ladies departments were* full and complete, especially the house hold department, in which were en tered over four hundred articles. Miss Belle Jackson added most to the success which attended this de partment, and most of the premiums in this department were awarded to her, and justly, too, fur her canned articles, jellies, preserves, etc., were just as nice and pretty as woman can make them. Mrs. J. W. Lea took the premium for the largest number of entries by one individual at the fair. Miss Sallie Smith, of Oglethorpe, was the largest contributor in the de partment of fancy work. Miss Sallie carried off lots of premiums, and she was certainly deserving for no one did more for the fair than she. Madison, as usual, came in for her share of the premiums, through Miss M. J. Fielding, the beautiful.' Miss May Atkinson and Miss Richter. These ladies added much to the dis play, and the fact that they carried off many of ihe premiums is a suffi cient guarautee that their articles were among the best. Many of our own dear girls came up to the relief with hundreds of articles that were as good as can be shown at any fair. The prettiest pickles I ever saw were ex hibited by Miss Mattie Woodis. The prettiest hogs ever seen at any fair • were on exhibition last week. Tho first premium of twenty-five dol lars was awarded to T. S. Williamson of Oconee ; the second premium was to H. Jennings. Mr. Marshall had the best bieed boar. All of the premiums for fine cattle were awarded to Maj. H. 8. Hughes, of Athens, W. W. Price carried off the premium tor the best acre of oats. R. T. Durham had the sample of wheat that demanded the premium. D. Price took all the big purses for trotting horses. Tom Bowlin, the celebrated trotter, wob taken off ot the track after the second heat in trotting race open to the world. This parse was won by “ Snider,” the property of Dr. James A. Price, of Farmington. Financially, the fair was a success, much to the disappointment of those who remained at home to croak and makefile burdensome. Oconee. he the biggest thing that ever went to Athens. The colored population opened up the season with a big lair on Saturn 'lay night last, which was very an noying to the citizens of this place. Messrs. Hutcheson & Johnson ha7e purchased a cotton cleaner to run in connection with their gin. It is said to improve the sample wonderfully, these gentlemen have already re- ceiwd between 325 aud 350 bales of cotton and this new addition will doubtless attract a much larger cus tom. A ROAD CASE. The Road Commistioners of Beav- erdatn district, Oglethorpe county, have worked up defaulters and are making things lively for those who uphold them. About a week since Mr. J. S. Fleetuan re; ortid six of his bands, and on being brought before the Commissioners, they were all fined. They refused to pay the fine, however, whereupon the commission ers issued warrants for their arrest, and ordered them to be imprisoned. Mr. B. B. Williams, who defended the bands, then employed Mr. Whit son Y. Johnson to take charge ot the case, and both gentlemen wrote to the Commissioners threatening to prosecute them if they attempted to enforce their sentence; and also warned the Sheriff that it he attempted to arrest the defaulters he would be served in like manner, thus deterring him from executing the sentence of the court. Tho commissioners there upon issued warrants for the arrest of Messrs. Williams and Johnson, and had both gentlemen brought before them and fined each of them $50.00 for coutempt. Messrs. W. and J. claimed that the commissioners had no right to impose a fine upon them, and requested the commissioners to delay proceedings until they could briug the case belore the Superior Court which convenes this week. The request was granted and both patties await impatiently tho decision of Judge Pottle ou the question. The commissioners are represented by J. Warnock Echols, Esq., and Messrs Williams and Johnson by Mr. Samu el Lumpkin. It is impossible to tell what the decision of the court will be iu this case, but of one thing we are assured and that is that public opt ion will uphold the commissioners in the discharge of what they conceive to bo their duty. If it is made a duly lor them to try defaulters, surely they have a right to punish them, and if they erred in their deciss ion the agrieved patty bad a right tp appeal to higher courts ; but if the commissioners after passing sentence, are to be deprived either by force or intimidation of the right to enforce that sentence, then, in ourhnmble opinion, the commissionera office is a farce and the sooner it is done away with the better. OTTST ’ XJST A NEW LINE OF MAGNIFICENT NOVEL SCENERY AND ACCESSORIES designed-particularly for oui Artistic and Royal Panel Portraits ! EXPRESSLY I OB OUR G-rana Exintoit at THE WORLD’ COTTON EXPOSITION !” DAVIS’ PREMIUM GALLERY I Frames For Artistic and Superior Photographs. a-WA.'S’ AsriA-n t iPiotnros Copied, and *»rin i arged. Useful sad Faithful. Make yourself useful in the first honest thing that comes to hand, small and trifling it may seem or be, it will lead to greater work and use fulness. Be faitblul in small things and soon great trusts will be commits ted to your care. You can make your self nseful by patronising Skiff^ the jeweler. He will be faithful to all all trusts committed to him. COME AND SEE ME. Death or Mr. P.H. Wright. The many friends of Mr. P H Wright, the popular salesman at M G & J Cobin’s store, will receive with a shock tho news of bis dealb, which occurred Wednesday at half past two o’clock at his residence. He had been sick only a week and no thought of bis death had occurred to his friends. Their grief will be all the more poignant because of tho sud denness of the sad event. His disease was typhoid fever and meningetis in violent form. •v;. The descendants ot De LaFayette have arrived in America and will as sist at Yorktown. If a former Rep resentative in the state Legislature is to be believed, some of the best blood of the De LaFavettes flows in Geor- g»»- A Sentimental fellow at Wrights- town, Minn., wrote to a girl that he would hang himself if she did not mar ry him. As he was a stranger she took his queer missive as an insula ting joke, and replied angrily that he would please her greatly by choosing the tree which grew near the window of her room. When she looked oct next morning there hung his lifeless body. AT THE RED STORE, ITo. 0 Broad Stroo-b, A-blieas, Ga. If you want STOVES and TIN-WARE Cheap. octll PARKER £ CAMP EROS. ARE RECEIVING DAILY A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF Fancy & Family Groceries, Canned Goods, Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Syrup, And the Beet Mackerel in the city. Besides Groceries, wo call special attention to our large stock of STAPLE DBY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CIGARS anil T0BAC60. AVe have bought in large quantities, and can therefore offer unusual induce meat* to purchaser* ot Bagging and Ties. Tremendous. All the obstacles iu our way ap parently for success in life need only to be approached iu order to be con quered, and difficulties touched van ish. It is the trouble, the difficul ty, the obstacle that lies in the di stance which 6eem8 so huge and tre* ■nendous. If you want success in fife patronize Skiff, the jeweler. There is no obstacle in the way and you will find no difficulty in beintr suited to spec tacles, watches or anything in the jewelry line. For doors, sash aud blinds, mould* ings, stair work, or brackets, corress nd with B. H. Broomhead & Co., 1 Decatur Street Atlanta, Ga. They ar* successors to Longley and Robin son. Remember we sell only et Rock Bottom Prices. Call soil see that we mean wh»t we aay. PARKER & CAMP BROS., No. 12 Broad street, ATHENS, GA. Card of Messrs. G.O. Robinson & Co. [ Milledge- illo V-ion and Beoorder.] We again ask attention to the card ofthe great musical company, of which Prof. G O. Robinnon is the Chief in the Southern States. He las just returned from a visit to all the great emporiums of musical in strumentality at the North, and has ia stc.-e, at Augusta, Ga., all the va rieties of l*ianos, Organs and other instruments, beautiful in structure and exquirite in tone, whielt he offers, as usual, on the most satisfactory terms. One cl us lecenily called to see the Proft-ssor and for fully an hour listened alternately to massive strains of bar* taony aud those softer melodies, like sounds of distant music floating upon the wind, stealing o’er us like a pen rive voice id the past. These install ineute are rapidly sold in at least hal* a dozen States ; hence the T. M. H. o T. S., meaning * The Muaio House ofthe South.” As there is a mystery in music anyhow, the Professor lias a right to nse a few mysterious letters for his friends to guess at. There’s 110 trick in it to do harm. Call :ind see Prot. Robinson. It is pleating to deal with bun. His manners are like hi* music, soft and attractive, and without guile. He. will treat kindly and fairly. Off to the West. Judge \V. B. Thomas left to-day for the West and North for the pur pose of purchasing the machinery for bis new mill and grain elevator, which he will begin to erect at an early day in proximity to his cotton compress. This will be a large and prosperous business when fully under headway. LOEW & ZANDER, JEWELERS, 29 Whiteh.aU Street, - - - .A.TX.A1TTA, GA. Beg leave to inform the resident of ATHENS and VICINITY, that they Keep constantly on hand a well assorted stock of WATCHF.S, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER PLATED WARE and OPTICAL GOODS. Being ‘n direct communication with the Manufacturer., they received New Htvlcn ns soon as brouuht out. Their Silver Plated Ware la of the beat quality of triple and quadruplo Plate and warrant'd to but for a number of yean. To reaponalble parties, who cannot vl.lt this city, good. wiU be aent on .election by mall or expreaa, if they —111 aend a description of articles and qualities wanted. All *ooda by them are warranted as represented. REPAIRING of Watches, ^Clocks and Jewelry promptly attended to. june2S From Hon. G. R. Head. Leesburg, Va., Oct.J19th, 1879. It affords me gieat pleasure to teas tify to the virtues of Neuralgine, for the cure of Neuralgia and Head ache. It is the best remedy (or these most distressing complaints, I have ever used. It should be in every family in the country. G. R. Head, v Price 50 cts and $1.00 per bottle. Hutchinson tfc Bko., Proprietors pr. 15tb, ’81.— Atlanta, Ga. Don’t use whitewash to cleanse walla rooms, but if your ceilings or your arc soiled, write to B. H. Broom- head tfc Co., Atlanta, Ga., for prices and sample card of Johnson’s dry sized kaisoiuine. Rupture Cured !—Stricture Cured.—Without the nse of the knite or painful means. Lost man hood restored, and diseases of men successfully treated by J. W. Gur ley, M. D„ 67 Whitehall Street,A> lanta, Ga. MaO-Otn. y3 Athens Market. Arenas, ties. 18,1S8I. Conon—Middling, 10 >-8ul0 8-8. FLOUR -vND GRAIN FLOUR—Fancy Mb Choice Family nia Doable sxtn mns... Bolted Heel . 775a an s&elOO The New York Enamel paint com pany, of New York, guarantee the ■nixed paint not to crack, peel or chalk, aud will repaint any house at their own expense, that is pain'ed with this paint, that does. B H Broomhead & Co., Atlanta, Ga, are general agents and carry a large stock. Write them (or sample caid. Gritt WHEAT—No l White COEN—White, sacks Mixed Bulk 2x3 cent, leu OATS—Feed White- Bed Boat Proof. MEAT, PRODUCE, Era. DS CB Side* lOVJal D8 L C Sidee 10$5li D 9 Shoulders MlMS Canv-.sed Hama ..Milt B'JITEE—Country Stef" LABD-Choice, tierces ...12*12! Tuba, eau* and kegs. Hats' Backet* 14*14’ EQUS—Country Min SUG.KS—Crushed „ 1<%*1I Powdered ll.ltK Granulated Standard A. ... Off* White Extra C.. Extra C. Yellow MOLASSES—Cuba, In bnrrola.. Seth Thomas. Clocks, Rogers A Sons cutlery, McBride’s spoons, forks castors, champion ice- cream Ireezers, library lamps, Dixon’s stove polish, Maddock & Sons’ splendid English white granite ware, all tried and prov en to be as good if not the best in the world furnished to the trade strictly at luanufeclnrers prices by McBride & Co. ; MJanU, Ga. oct!9w. ’Squire N. C. Scott, Sylvama, O, writes: “i have been a great suffer er for 15 years with Bright’s disease of the kidneys. For weeks at a time was nnable to get out ot bed; used various internal remedies, but they K ve me no relief. I wore two of of Guilmetl’a Kidney Pads six weeks, and I now know lam entirely cured. sep-6-d-lw. lie bulled. In lunb.... SYRUP—New Oilcan*— Silver Drip Sugar Drip COFFEES—Rio, common Uni* Fair Hold Good. 14nlS Prim* Mat* Java 15*17 CHEESE—Ex,tern Cream — MISCELLANEOUS. TOBACCO—Comma* to medium.... Fine bright Extra Sue to fancy 90,100 --mi TIE8—Arrow.... 1*3*175 HIDES—Dgr Flint—... IS* H A Y-^heletTTlmothyTT.V.V.'... .'.'IT.'. U&150 CANDLES—U^t^W^l^........... LIME—Per B*frel.V".'.'.'.'.'.'.'.’.'.'.'.'.'.'‘'".'.'tionl*5 COTTON GOODS. Tho priese of a earri* Factory nod* now 4-4 Shratlng, 7*; suiting. j Drill*. 7)4 *xn xx 1 nius. Plaids Sc, yarn* SO. A Drill*, 8; 7-« Shirting, Plaids, 5>fe Stri|mJ7?r yarns, «>4 TRAINED LEPHANTS! COMING TO ATHENS AND- 12,000 PEOPLE COMING TO SEE THEM! Thursday, Oct. 27th 40ct STATE OF GEOBOI A, Countt Of Clark. To the Honorable the Superior Court ot Clarke county: The petition of Mr*. Jane White. .lames White, John B. White, William J. Morton, as trustee for his wife* Mrs. Kosena K. Morton and her ehildrer., Mrs. Boeena E. Morton and W. Pink Welch, as trustee for his wife, Mrs. Mar garet B. Wetch and her children, and Mrs. Mur- garet R. Welch and others respectfully showetk that thev desire a charter of incorporation, in corporating them and their successors ass body politic ana corporate, under the name and style ot “ The Georgia Manufacturing Company,” with powei^to sue and he sued, to contract and be contracted with, and to have and use a com mon seal, should they aodesire, and to have and to hold such real and personal estate or proper ty or rights of property of any nature whatever as they may acquire by gift, purchase or other- arise, and which may be conveyed, mortgaged or pledged to them in their corporate namo, and to adopt any and all by-laws or regulations lor the government ot aria corporation or the man agement ofthe interest and Duaineas ofthe same as may he needful, proper and legal, to carry on and manage successfully the business of and to carry out the purpose or objects of said corpora tion. Aud your petitioners state that their purpose or object in seeking said oharter of incorporation and the particular business they propose to car ry on is the manufacture of cotton or woolen or cotton and woolen yams, and all other cotton ot woolen or cotton and woolen fabrics ot which cotton or wool or both are the component parts, and qigo to manufacture flour, meal and other products of a flour and grist mill, and to do all other things needfhl and proper for the profits-, ble management of such manufactories or mills, and that said business is to he carried on in the oounty of Clarke and State of Georgia. And your petitioners state that they propose to employ in aai- business one hundred and twenty tl ooaand dollars of capital, to be divided ipi paid in and^invested in land, dame, buildings, machinery, Ac., necessary for said business. And jour petitioners state that they desire to be so incorporated for tho term of twe .ty years with the privilege of renewal at the expiration of that time. 8tate or Georgia, Clarke County. To the Superior Court of said county The pe tition of -Willism B. Thomas, Mary 2. Thomas, John H. Hull and J. N. Smith of said county and itate, shows that they have associated themselves for the purpose of forming a corporation which shaU be known as the Athens Compress and Mill Company. That the business they propose to carry on un der said corporate name Is ginning, compressing, weighing, sampling, shipping and storing cotton, also a general warehouse and ftormge business, grinding and storing sU kinds of grain, and run ning and operating all kinds of wood working machinery. That the smount of capital stock actually paid in is twelve thousand dollars, which amount they desire the privilege of increasing to one hundred thousand dollars. That their principal place of doing business is in the city of Athens, Clarke county, but they desire to have the privilege of establishing ma chinery for carrying on similar business or any part thereof at such other plac deem it to their interest to do so. That the time for which they desire to be incor porated is twenty years with privilege of renewal at the expiration of that period. Wherefore they pray that they and their asso ciates and successors may be incorporated for the period aforesaid, under the name and style of the Athens Compress and Mill Company, with the privileges Ad powers aforesaid. Abo with the power to issue bonds for borrowing money, for an amount not exceeding one half of the capital stock actually paid in at the time of issuing said bonds, and all other rights, privileges and powers incident to such incorporation or that the laws of said state admit of being conferred,Including the right to di vide the capital stock into such shares as they may think proper, to sue and be sued, to have aud use a common seal, to make by-laws, binding on their own members not in violation of State ov United States laws; to receive donations by gift or wiU to lease and purchase such property, real or personal, as is necessary to the purpose of their organ isatior, to lease, sell and convey the same, and to do all other acts necessary for the legitimate execution of thi« purpose. And your petitioners will ever pray etc. W. B. THOMAS. - Petitioueis* Attorney. GEORGIA, Clarke Countt. Clerks office Superior Court said county:—I certify that this is atrao extract from the minutes of Clarke Superior Court. Given under my hand and official signati" bo granted bj the Court-io incorporatinz them *ndtheir*ceee*sona* etoreraid in terms of the ta* and pot lionet* will “ V4 j£ lr j£^0Qj}jj i • Soiieitor* for Petitioner*. GEORGIA. Cum Couhtt.—I, John Humdn*. Clerk ofthe Superior Court or Clarke ©oonty, G>\ do hereby certify that the foregoing petition vnf* died and recorded in the Clerk’* of- flee of Clarke Superior Court, thia the 6th day of Oct. 188L Joint L Hunouts, itrk Superior Coart Clarke County} GEORGIA, cl* xxx couxxx. » Coart of *a'd eennty:—The I jy, W LMltcbtll, W W Lnmpkl . L H Charbonnier, A L Hull, E L Newton aud A A Lipscomb respectlully, aboweth that your petl- tonera *re the Trustee* of th* Athena Famale icxdemy, s corporation chartered by the General raaembly oftaid State In an »ct approved Occam- er 19th 1879. , Your petition*!* pray that an order may be used amending the aaid charter ao aa to cooler -pon your petitioner!and thclr«uce«*eoi*a*Trus tees, th* power torn* the property of mid corpo ration tor the purpose of a male school, a female school ora mixed school for mala* and females,** th* uld Truster* la their discretion may deem best. And petitioners win ever pray etc. GEORGE D THOMAS Petitioners Attorney. I certify that the above 1> n true extract from " — ' '■ jerior Or art. this Or lUUUINS, Clerks C. GEORGIA—Clxxxe Covxtt. Whereas, Isaac U. Kenney, applie.- to me letter* of admin iatration on tho eatate of Myr tle llama, eolored, late of aaid county, ue- Theae are therefore to cite and admoniah all eonemed to show cause at my offlee on or be- fbrethe Ant Monday in November next, why aaid latter* Ihonld not be granted. Given under my band at oOce, tbi* Slat day of August, 1881. ASA M. JACKSON. . Printer 1 * fa* AS.60. Sep.20.80d. Ordinary. GEORGIA, Clxokk couxrr. Where**, John B. Crane Admlnilrator oT Jehu n. Colt dee’ll., applies to m ■ (Or leave to to sail, all the real «m*t* and railroad stocks of aaid deceased These am tharelon to notify end cite nl 1 earned tbihowcanaant myoBceonor befort _ first Monday of November next, why mid leave should not b, granted. Given under ■ oSe* this October 4th lttl. ASA M JL oct4-w28d. Printer's toe td.6S. Ordinary dure, this Sept., 22,1881. JOHN I. HUGGINS, Clerk. 17th ANNUAL TOUR Of the GREATEST of all, the GREAT Forepaugh Show! Always under one management—never obliged to “combine,” or change ownership — positively represents a greater cash investment, originates, owns and exhibits more novelties, has more and better performers, more rare animals, more of everything in the world of show than any and nil other exhibitions, single or combined, and now. as in the past, is the Largest Tented Exhibition in the World WILL EXHIBIT, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, AT lens, Thursday, Oct’r 21. Everything fresh for this Season. Mill’ons expended for a single holiday; the new World’. Wonder, AA Ull^e Performing CUE LEPHANTS! And the (uly Colossal CIRCUS IN TWO RINGS Mammoth 22 Mammoth Menagerie, Trained Wild Bea«t Show, and World's Fair Gathering of Earth'* Living Won- . deni. Jt added Reason Gifted TRAINED STALLIONS. SI & VILLloN TBOUVEof Clarke Sheriff Sale* IT7ILL be sold before the court houae door in the U City ol Athena Clarke county Ga. between the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in No vember next, between the lecal hours of sale the following property to wit; One half intercut f one acre lot of land in the City of on the liae of Bock and George Echols, , . _ - vise, one stove, two doaen chisels, on# lot wood nape, three braces, two doaen bits, three tool cheats, one chop axe, five augers, two harnmn-a, and other tools too tedious to mention, and a lot oi wagon timber, all levied upon ar the property of Antony Derricote in favor of Robert Usui. This Sept. 391881. J A BROWNING, Printers foe84.94 Sheriff C C. I in the City of Athens, lying Ic spring, adjoining W. Hudgin i, also uz saws, five planes, one Administrator’s Sale. By virion of an order ot the Court of Ordinary f Clarke oonnty I will eel I on Thnnday October, 18th, during th* legal boor* of aalo, m front of CapL J. N. Montgomery’* atom Bread afreet Athena, Oa., tho following property, to-wit: . One splendid 18 horse povex Eclipse engine on wheels. One —ogant No. A saw mill and ratohet bind blocks. On* 64 inch chisel aaw. One pomp, one vfam,tm* wheel barrow, two good eareyloga, one cheat of tools. Everything in fret belonging to a flretelavs en gine and aaw mill. Thia property haa been na*d not exceeding three month*. Sold aa the proper ty of John Kiltie, deo’d. Title* good. Term* given on day ot sate. J R CRANE, Adm. Prut, fee |1.«0. - T nhn Kittle, dot'd. oct4-wSL GEORGIA, Claus Coustt. Whereas, Isaac M. Kenney, applies to me for let ora of administration ou tbe estate of. Ualoom Stafford, late of aaid conmy, deceased. These are therefore to rite and admonish all 0' accrued to show cause at my office on or be fore the first Monday in November next why. said letters should not bo granted. Given under my haud at office this 10th Sep* Umber, 1881. ASA.M. JACKSON, Ordinary Printer 1 * let. 82-48. sepgO-wtOd GEORGIA -Cum Comm. Whereas Florida C. Carr, Gnardirr ofSnaan A. Thomas, minor of Jobn G. Tboo-n, applies for letters ot dismission from snid guardian ship. These are therefore to cite and admonish all concerned to ahow cans* at my oflio* on or ba ton too lint Monday in November next wby •aid letter* should not be granted. Given under my bend ar offlee this 2nd day BgSJS of Sept. 1881. ASA M. JACKSON, JACKSON I Printer's fee*2.26 Ordinary. aop20-w4t GYMNASTIC BICYCLERS. They turn SomercauUs from shoulder to shoulder, aland each upon the other*’ head, 8 resting on the wheelman, and 2, 8 and 4 form Pyramids, and engage in Juggling and all manner of surprising acts. All done upon BICYCLES dashing around the ring at a 20 mile speed. The world amazed, at tho mi raculous feats ol these reckless riders of the Rubber-Hoofed Steed. ZUILA, the Female Blondln, at each exhibition, WHEELING HER BABY ACROSS A 8-4 INCH WIRE, 100 FEET IN MID-AIR. Hiding a Velocipede, and crossing blindfolded the same high wire. LOYAL, the Man-Meteor, Blown from a Cannon! All Europofs Greatest Riders in the Circus in 2 Rings. TRAINED GIRAFFES Performing Lions, Tigers, and other animals. Bible Behemoth, Uni corn, Sea Lions, a W ildeme«s of Rare animals and Birds. Every forenoon of exhibition day, the Greatest, Grandest Psgent ever beheld upon tho streets of an American city; the beautiful Oriental Romance of LALLA ROOKH Illustrating her departnre from Delhi. Now produced for the first time in America. $200,000 expended for this marvelous, moving panorama of beauty, wcedth and grandeur, in addition to the GRAND DRESS PARADE! And review of all tbe reaonreoa ofthe Great Forepaugh Show, making' the longest, hugest, moat lavish apeoteealar street pageant ever made by -ny snow in the Univene. pageant ever made by -ny i tST Admission as usual; Children, half price. Exhibition, afternoon And evening at usual hours. Arenic Chairs—Promenade Concerts one hour be- fore commencing, by tbe two great bnnds. tS?” Special reduced rates on Railroads. ADAM FOREPAUGH, Sole Proprietor. OetlS r ADAM FOBEFAUGH, Jr. Mams*