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OUSE CO
TALMADGE, HODGSON & CO
Corner of College Avenue and Clayton Street.
Thomas, Richter & Co
: a«ri y;! >trr-.»i turn rsi •*£ r y>- * lI “ u * 4,lJ "* Jl • n '-“ l , 7*.
OUB JACKSON LETTER.
Dear Banner.—TwJfi in. ijajj-
mony Grove late Inst Saturday ' even*
ing, ti e 19th iust., and tried to - sell
tour bale* of coition, but the merchants
hi said they bad paid ' out‘ all
their money for cotton already slid"
would have to replenish before they
oould buy luorJ. I though i ibis in
dicated belter pricea and Sion d min*
in a lot’ that wasalreadyfullabd run
ning over. .fllr-lr. ,;.irff</iriH . i .1.
. «IX HOUSE BURNED. 11 . tf
Mr. CW Hood bad bought 50'bales
thu.day helone.4-rS«»mg .very fine cob-
inn m 11$ cents, and it was blinding
in-igtea* rows before lihrnive,residence
and wood yard.' I. was thinking wbnt
a line profit he would make upon jpo
much cotton, little, |ity:e>eminjfjth.Al he
!wm so soon tpsusUjn the leas, of his
gin house and wool thetnry by jtire.
CHAPMAN BROS!
E-. VAN WINKLE & CO
reel New Bell Tower. An-
famish and pot op
n vifiria^- ■■ Fy ' *
Athens, N'6t*E&HER; 29, taftl-'’
J.T. wJLaKHERiBAUkii^
PRCU'WETOn.! )- •' OK
A4^V3STT3 IHAaWWrit.is.ss OIP
Van Winkle Premium
11. C. CA11AN1SS, - •* Trays iing'Ac. ENT,
It auihoiir.ed to make collection*, to* reonivv
aiibsrriniioiit, ana to contract lur advcititing, lor
ta* tmtly»nd Weckh Panner.T ’'^* '
HlEtiii Hrfli of Chtrkf CoontT aail Cilv of Athens.
CHAPMAN BROS.,!
No. #18 Jacksoa 8treet, New Bell Tower, Au
guste, Us., famish and pnt op
~ 'All Kinds of r
Age.^thesalcofti.ec.i.l.r.UedKarunura of Wrahipeknalar USAr.ficturing Company,
Registered at the Post Office to Athens Is
oeomHUam Matter. • b ill Tufa ,Tto
Feeders -and Condensers,
You can alway* hod meat-in : -tbw
Augusta Chronicle and Crifis'.ifiitron-
alist.
Thu Augusta News cotitihoeit tAr
give the city council'' an ' otc .isional
dig in the ribis, tar allowing, ..0pw».„jtp
roam the streets. - :t...
MARCEI.LUS THORNTON ,1.88 bought
the Atlanta Feet-Appeal, and will,
change it to a morning paper Janua
ry 1st. Then look out Ihr things, t<V
hum. ‘ ;
CHAPMAN BROS;,
No. sifa jaok'sdh Street New Beil Tower, An-
griata, Gil, Manufacture end sell
GAS MACHINES.
■ Smooth Runner, CLEAN SEED and GOOD SAMPLE
Send for Catalogue and Prices: Box 83, Atlanta,
H CL 0. MnKTH Athens* Oa.
n..:.iaf> v-iJi Ima ,« niph t-.-.••• *** ’Ty," 1 •“ 1
_u.n tie jto»- von <>‘ni boiBoo^SSfiPw^W CO! iw^o-i iyrui >ieo» bfifid • v>
Xj» Hi CJIarke. A gent. Nb- 6 WhitfeKall Street
i 1. j. *~>n rh'wrri'l h ' 1 *• " s r ~TI . .
iqytlwt,l,ha,»e pareliaeed the li,toreat* ot itoWfiim; and in
L k .'I"' v --,r. t ’*“ d ’ Il ,r vi«'0to Keep the finest liue of tashionaMe
na w ew. H .. ur ’® r t »u shall bell at inside figures, and
APMAN & 1®0,
SIS, STEMI & MDBMItlC
ilXEEItS, PLUMBERS
-to still' riiiw sxiiii
tar aj.vabUo WjjJ
eoptmuin* Tiie.buviie.As ;
L'Oodi Jii'|»in the'Oity, h—„— -
!>, cqurtwy ,a)Jd Nqttaro aealiBgmerti lour oatrunage.
noyiHiidiw,, orA,-3XJi;gc z&xr, qx
Dr. Calhoun’s Female Bitters
ka&cL Fipe Fitters. ■
. 318 Jackson Street,
Near Bell Tower, Augnala, Ga.
Manufacture end eelf
‘osAFjsiAirs
Even old main Jim Anderson, of I
the Covington Star, has taken to tttll- v
ing us “Uncle.” Why, we are hardly *
old enough to, be the old. fellow’«
great-grandchild. •. r b, !.
—-r-;r^rrt ■■ ( bi[f:, 1
Guiteau s antics are nauseating. | s
There are pct.ple who are beginning i
to regret that tho vengeance of Judge 1
Lynch did not overtake him while ‘
the smoke was still cm ling from (ho |
muzslo of hia pistol.., i
The Tvew YorkTrjDune is respon-
slide tor the statement that, the Em .
press of Austria reads St. Nicholas
to her thi'dren, an I enjoys the-sior
ries herself; and the Amoricau Regia-'
ter of Paris swya Queen Marguerite
of Italy also reads St. Nicholas.
We cordially agree with brother
Lewis,-of the Sparta Islimaelite, when
he says: ‘‘No history that speaks^of
the late confederates as ‘rebels’ is fit
to bo used as a text book in a south
ern school; and no teacher who would
use such a text book ought to be pa-
tn.nixed by the southern people.’’
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Council Chamber, ")
Athens, Ga., Nov. 22, 1881 >
5 o’clock p. M. )
A called meeting of council was
held this evening; present His Hon
or Mayor Bcusse and a full board .of
aldermen except Alderman Lucas.
The Mayor stated that the board
had been called together for the pur
pose of appointing managers' of the
[T ILL bn nU twitch the court hou* door in tbs
-
acrfu of land
m city of Athens.
tl»* first ruefdW in 51 .....
liyal hours «r«at*. 4b* fwlluwiqg uropart]
One undivided half of ftteliunured acrct v ,
Bituaud, lying and beinn to Uartceounty, Geor-
irartpOmd oB.biehi lUiuphrur Plu»\l U.ed
cd lnCtcrkfsuaicS tupurior cturl, for the parnoue
o‘makinK tb.s levy; uoUce of levy sivoa K T
l’iiurll, Tenmt tu ponvstiou. 1 h.3 2<uh day of
Novenilier, 188i. J. A. BROWNIKG. >
Pridter’a Ice »5.4S sheriff, C. C.
la , and an eminent
ga»»aSgaBSBar^
“ ^Sickaea*. .They cle-uue, purify, andoausea free drcolation of the blood,ajWkthdle^belnicUonfi to which Vlrffina
t^^»Ttea«stsrasas»B5KSmsmhSSs£S3SS
a chancre of life, to ore Tent dinoraon which asaallj attend them at thia time; by their immediate and specific tm the bowela off
muy humorous substances which Would otherwise enter the system and can^e untold d«ger StoSeewSlloi£^ ^ oafiy ° ff
Forsale toyall drugivtoto. Pnrie TOdftLOO
Estiriates. fnruiahed and eontraefe made for
iAghtin, and Boating Senideneea,
Stores, Factories and Email
Towueor Vilbures.
NOBLE C. WILLIAMS. Proper, Atlanta, Ga.
To the Holders of Clarke
Couuty Bonds.
All holders of the bouds of the county of Clarkr
issued under eauthority of the Act of the Geueral
Assembly of this Bute, approved February 2K,
187L and coimuouly known m the Court House
l»onds,ato hereby notified to present the same for
payment at the Rational Rank of Athens, as said
bonds are hereby called under the prufisions of
said Act, snd no Intcir.-t will be paid on them kl-:
ter publioaliokof Oils notice for on* month:
December 1st, 1881.
D 'ROBERT THOMAS, *
«1. B
*K,- JAMESMTHICE,'!’
UNSURPASSED FOR
be sown on wbeat Is id; but the rain
ibatia now lallir- m II seriously inter
fere with wheareowing, as ground
should' never be ploughed for wheat
when it is stall wet, ilia thought! it
has a tendency to produce smut in
wheat. A large area will lie sown in
Notice!
* LL ptisans ire hur.-bv notified not to tre»-
iv pufsU^ouUiu lu.vl» or a,, omuty lum by
liuntmg wiUi firo, do*^ t cuu, or by ridlin' or
drivihL' over the wuuo, Parties have been in
the h»bil oIpMaint! through auM farm leaving
iratca o>>eu aud_ fetcoa down. . Other purtiee
liavebceiv li rntinc with fire aud cutting down
valuable timber*; and'others h»ve been bird
huntinir on said iand* and beeu very recklcas
in their abootini;, and my y*nl dog lia* been
ahot by unprincipled penona. I therefore
caution all penona not to bant or tnapAas upon
the lands of the count- farm noder penalty of
>).. i. ■ lAUV’ n mn/vrr *• . * n «f
HOW TO GET IT!
The Men and Women’s Mutual &
Relief Fund, Asso.ciatiqp, ^
whea t thin tall, although there are a
few who will not sow nny, under the
delusion ‘that next year will not be a
good wheat year’—Fall sown oats are
coking finely, while turuipu and sweet
potatoes are contesting for premiums
every where. ' * * *
valuable timbers; und' oii.er8
hunting oh said iands and be*
m t!—lr ^
shot by uoprinciplcd persons.
IT HA8 THE ONLY
of Atlanta, Georgia,
JOHX'K. TUCK, Suf.
Jefferson, Ga., Nov. 22d, 1881.
Special Notice!
An election will be held in each ward in the
city ou tiie first Wednesday in December next
for mayor to servo,for tiio vear 1682, and for
one alderman for each ward to ae.ve for 18S2
and 18 w 3, The pqiIs.will beoiwnod at 8 o’clock
a. m. f and client 4 o’dock p. in
The following is a ltit oi managers and places
of voting: • B* OJ t hnt'^Ui
1st At J, x, Moutpjmqiy’* Morn.
JolmO’iarrell, w. M. PiUmaii, J, H. Dewey,,
Managers: ' - 1 “* T bjo
ad Ward—MT. J. Hridiwa. A I: Mara, J.
II. Beayes, J. B/i'uofner. Manaevr*. . 7'
aaWard-AVT..wuiHU. t. K.piarke, Ii b.
Pay* certificate* of cndowmci.t for,t500; 11,-
000 or (2.000 at time of marriage, according to
cia*a. The mooevis made up by mutual eon-
tribution. The bent institution ever organized
to viva young people a start in tho world.
-•Local spent* wanted everrwhera. Write for
blank applications, and Constitution and By-
Law*. hor agencies, address, M. F. AMOK-
«>US. For blank applications, address, W. M.
STOCKTON, Secretary, Atlanta, Ga.
nori5 81 ,
W1NTEUVXLLE DOTS.
BYBEPrO. 'h
“The Melancholy days have oome,
The saddest oi the year.”
Of waiting wind* and naked wood*.
And dunning far and near.
Colton, stealing still continues.
Winlerville has received 1,100 bales
oi cotton eince September lei.
Several otou-cjlixeus will , attend
the Exposition this. week.
Messrs, ilutchoson & Johnson have
ginned 600 bales of collou this sea
son. , T ’ ■
Cotiffii’eiice will‘meet this weik and
the cttifckeri market is booming.
Mamed oo, NVetinesday the 23d
inst, Mr. Geo. Hall nnd Mits Fan-
AG1ENTS, ATHENS, 3 A.
MANUFACTU!
mctiH
TBS gbeatbst Administrator’s Sale, ,V
PAUTTSSR,
DR. J. P. HUNTLEY,
door of laid county, on the ant Tuesday In lle-
saWJS^aasisssasaMfifi:
8a WarS-AftowhUMLE.
Biilupn. S. (7. Reese; Manager.
.4th Ward—At Heuipbiil’e at
n Jt John D.ri^S D.^SitchpH.
Athena, Ga., Bov. 25,1881.
j jju itiidl asaw vodj 3«!i»f-u<w ItoJ
251-2 PEACHTREE XT, ATLANTA, GA.
TEfiTH PILLED BY> ELECTRICITY.
One to four tSeth'inserted (on a new plan)
withbut plate.' . ” .
1 will pay tore from Athena to Atlanta, should
parties oome tor the puipoae of having dental
work done, provided the work, amount* to
ftUed *M D:^..i / i! —I - —a. \
Of tbe Season.:
A Splendid Eating Saloon!
• ■■ “ —iokt-ii' “■* 1
LADIES £. GENTLEMEN
THERLKELO& JESTER’S
Material, Etc.
Money to Loan
jgSEjg=r :irrirTr>rr-W ^
•tat* or cuiUYauon, aoout au acres in old nek_,
&8S2?S‘b».aS, ! . , gilL^1sE
■event Mdwpapj tenanZbHMMMI a food
many log crib, and Otbar out-houses. Thu is
tbe hane (net, iFenoes la good order. MtN -
Lot Ko. Z,contains 165 acrw actual survey di
vided es tallows-. About 2S to 80 seres rood itver
and creek bottom, about 60 to 70 acres of tint-rate
upland In cultivation, balance in aid' field pine
and foraat land. This place will have a good two
room frame dwelling sold with it, also the old
gin bouse. Tho crook bottom on this place is
It ^a _iaV u -» - and lama, l^aa «aaj __
For Years.
In earns of $1^000 And upward, upon improv
ed centrally •locr- 1 v — s - *
property; io cit«
and upon cnltivat. _ .
conn ties, to one-third
tcrc»t eight,per c-nt.
No coinmtsaion or brokerage
to ‘aoe-lialf piesent value,
"* iu the, most fertile
Ir'present value. In-
roqd
, a — .dtnre
condition* required beyond care ot security and
‘Sevfaral oftour young Miefi are pre
paring-to S]ieud conterenee- week! in
Athens- .r-- -If *»* 7t.;iiti«t»i«:t
-.‘ Messrs. F- II Kroner and D H
Winter, Jr. are wearing straw hats to
prevent bald heads; •
front of his reskleuce. Alderman
Morton stated ..that the. committee
had iuvestigatedlthe matter and - re
commended that-the drain be extend
ed on the east side of College ave
nue so as to cross said street' at the
hollow north of Mr. .McDermott’s
house and that the gully above . tMr,
McDermott’s house be tilled, i-wi tm» >
Alderman Palmer moved that the
dram he extended Is .recommended’ ty
the committe provided 'the. work can
Thia ia an enterprlao long wiahed for. A nice
plaoe fbr ladies and gentlemen toget the follow,
ing Luxuiiea when they come to Athena'
FRESH OYSTERS, Stewed, Fried or Broiled in
fivo minute*; FRESH FISH, CHICKEN, BEEF
STEAK; HAM, EGGS, Ac., Ac. ■ They Neva
boiltMoa rooms and-Ud' them Oarpeted sad
splendidly fttrntahed, and are now prepared to
footfall ttehungiy. i octlfi
: l Z
Lost or mislaid in Athena opt the 19th inst.
a email leather pu-8e with <Ai6 or two' dotlaie
in ehangtt’h it, ,Uo a certain promissory both
tie;'Watson of Clark* -county. vWe
wishitbenl muehibatipinca*. at.
Two »o«;* with bqt A tangle thought, .
Two hearts that beat ** one. ‘
-' Mr; idenry Meyer Abld hilt house*
hoM ! "goods ‘6'rtt"ati’public ont tSfy
lifcf fiftMidny’, and will, in a fevi'diji*,
movfrla'Angofittt. • rS-.M-.j
Miss LuhTSitfitb^drForsyth, ‘ arid
Mr. It. H. Smith; of Hampton, > are
Hop. -heiance lirapleodid original fioreat, 'With ex
ception ora few acre* which la In apleadU, old
field pine. * This lot fronu on tug main river lead
fiymAUteuaptJeltarwmaitdruiwback^mpfolf.
LctKo. T, contains 117 ■ aeras ariual survey. 1
This laud 1* all oriflhal forest sod. old. told:
fronts on river road and runs back tb Crook ad
creek. There is one two room log tenant house
Jutstem Ksilroed Co. of Os. Blat of abovs lands
™n« house’ aud’tot In the clty of Athena, known
ss.tho “atovaU’’ howto sbd lot, eqntainlna sheet
one acre. Tbehotue bas tt (ood rpoms and It In
very good order; with ell the necessary outbuild-
SSifJattSHlii ’3t2S&>i3&& *w*
depot.
l K ^ , k»,#anks.Cp,Ga.
^al'implments,
3, f^BtVGVTYERS,
Cat Cont-SbiiUuts. the
)r9it6u *e* ,<i»* fL 11 i 1 f
t A jWACK5NS,
i Mule ^ Shoes, Hubbe and
‘1‘iBeltIngs.
Mr! R. H; Smith; lof' Hampton;
spcfidicg some tinwj with - Mr. and
MriThoat! Hutchcgon. ; ‘
■ Mr. J H Pittard nnd, wife ' left on
Mondayi morning last, fer tile Expo-
Circular Hand an d
Given under kahd at oftceth
siuon. vWe wish them a pleasant
trip.. ::tti, .-1 1 ,
; J ‘dtnTEitrsriiGNEDijtsx’rttY. 1
GEORGIA.' Cuuixi cods,
TBEL ft>r dtvored In Ciarte Sni
J Gtartaa Kittle vm John Kittle,
y sheriff that the dclendact i
tmd in this eenfity; and it WHHt
a* the UrtoodsiAdos, not mdde
, It needed no acknowledgement from
OatdHPto oonvfneo'Mhe pufilie that
eats by 'tpahfication Anee a'Stfontk'fbr .«
twttittejMicf.MdMrseqtitfrpt pt this .court, i
the Southern Bar.net, a pcbt.ogsactte, pubiial
ed in Athens, Ga. And it is Rif Ur order;
that the clerk of this cento furnish e copy
sepfi-wtf
SCiaAe, sheriff,Sttfo:”,:.
TrlLii'bc sold bcfhrd the WAfboisc door
/»' hr thssftyoU Athens,.OforKecotgtyjSjt,;
Alderman Mii'i'im'JifidJflJiiLJllA
lowed to move his fence on the south
side of Gilmer atreot out from t hree
to eight feet eosa to -Stoughten 5ST
improve eaid r street; On motion
' SolAttiMmt
' Roar, square .bales ofpotton, K<t. 8», wplght
virtue <» gif m from Clarke superior eourt,May
d all tint outbuilding* - urolin very
a mi J lot iti the city o^ Atheu* , eon-
It one aero. Tlii* housit bfoomphlfoi 1
new and is known** uip. Thos. B.
aqd ia located in rear.of .U^^jCoN
t Broad atroet, Athens, ‘adjoining
Gann. oonUlning two acres raqr* or.
Having just
iftSSdUBJaiUtoUUi
’njtif»dfij;pttiprOfnhfea-m« goin»
doUtfte'^uW tbat'day not to'etit up
again; atttf Wieif'Wr bfgnn td rn.rkc a 1
noise I pulled him back in his Aefit.
When'wfeJ got lb Ihc Mitrshal’e room,
nt’n&Mj figild io-'Ghiteaii : i‘What
did^ydu ; promise mo ilxvit nU mnk- :
lng> h noise in oourvfi' /. Yoi are i get*
ting tbeipeeple i rill -down on i you.? *
Aud hu said in reply: -Don’t make; r
airriBwM^^^'^ »(BJlnary, :
Ic-s.' This lot will ba divided into four Iqt*.
The flr.-t of lot No. t hu a large work shop on'
it, the other lot* are vacant.
Ono let on Bnad street,adjoining the mid-
die bridge, containing about one half acre.
Five aharoa of the capital atock'of the Norta--
emurn Railroad of Georgia. J l, » r tiL
Groceries, Bo,ojt^ and Shoes
nitoiuk» il
Indianapolis Sentinel.
It is now universally admittt d that
tha Ninth
behaved rno*t outrageously white in
Richmond, Vn. lt-mould be unjust,
tetts culture and. refinement; but,
since MasaachusetlaAuouU the idea
Afaat it is to be judged by eueh a
tiaug'if outl.iwl/il miy'-bo- Iddttced
*• *'*'”»'» \ n J}t^5
ill nto of the Southern people.
■id letters almald.ndfto guAmd. ■iiio ; > ■ •,.
ru^'i^ 0 ^” 7 - <,a1 ^ *17-.
' * 1 ‘ A**M. Jxcciox, Ordinary. ••
neWfw.FrimreoA2.J8; t't h-iim .r
iBoiA.aAiqti.wmit
GEORGIA,CLARKR COUNTV.f
Uttsmr,
bell potash, 1,600 auks tail, 60,000 pound* baoon* sugar, oo&ee, syrup and kerosene oil by the
ou* loads
Coatt* spool cotton in cabinets and ftnoy boxes. Cigars for tho jobbing trade. A variety o
tud an extensive variety of other goods too t dions to mention. . .
I am eloucg ont my saddlery, crockery and clothing at cost, as I wish to go out of these lints.
[f^oufJl to call and CTamlno the mammoth stacks oi goods now anlving and to strive, yon
ing. XmnunVr Sl*U that I am headquarter* for the veiy beat Guanos, and 1 will oiler the poeple
a full supply for ISAS. My jobbing trade is increasing so rapidly that I have been comoellea to
arrange my stoqk-occordinglv, and all order* from iwrohsitto shall have pn nipt attention^ Trices
guaranteed with any city in Georgie, . r ■. v . : ■. y, ;
WtivbL.
-old county,
wa#«i1«lLp»iWB'|iFiW'|h».ritarp
««v,by.Ma.;ddW„poa Ml*
could, not
» u t ■>« .wJfivmTdd 48 ituliini •
I, ■fi*' "d‘
f l LL rA'sddi hsTlrm demand, ttnlmt John' 1
y }Ajl3iktd*fd., are hereby notitied .to prese
l reateJ .rere.iui .-tial tqq.jfo.in.medj.,center
!• tt UOGlut soil Adm’r. John H Colt, dec'd
mi,I Priqtcrtfcv.Aldl. "Allien., Ga
How.!. Hops!
1 hare i lotoVhogq’fer ajjfioa oon»
si-fimenL *«id «1li e&ttfiUbitoS&t
tlieinuutiUbe-mhWtoof JnouAry.
*no*29 wlm. WiLpy F, Hoop.
■v.-iill iavd •!»(! a ei Jl .ftrl.
ntlol* mw vfxtd nil r,tiis
- ' * .ftollwioi.iiraiil 1a .aiRidvri -.Mtlftlit
Athens, Georg*,
'SPARK .<
EXTlHCl'lSHn’