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7 NJ3WS4 SUMM.VUY. ■ — (ic«»rsii:i luis 3,S •(> niilo* <>f rti. track. — An old reb, whubclinuvd to ili<- oli’n Georgia regiment, lUs just trot back to bis lmine in Taylor emu y. — Mr James McPIut-oii, Clerk mI SOUTH lilt\ k.vxxkr FEBUUVUY 5, I8fs. tie- United States Circuit trial Courts at S iVnmal day oveui -Mr. Ll. s*-a>e McMullen, of D r Tutt s ) iXPECTORANT. t* t mojt cental balsam ever OMd b» •Iinererr. from pulmonary disease*. „{*. A* composed of lierliul product*. IVL1 1 huw * JPccIHc effect on the throat detacher from thenlrcells all IrntatlnK matter; cause* It to be ex pectorated, and ' nanimatlon whir A single don* reU In* paroxysm, and enable*, the Ho! Northeastern Georgia! ft Look To Your Intere The Old Fredericksburg Dry Goods Stor it! AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. ,fE t . lllPf”' Yecoiyi rf 1 T W/int fllfi A. K. GiilliUs. . JL~* UJKLttiO.’,.. i.V one of t he most scientific and prac tical voting farmers in the State, \v:isi recently married to Miss S.tliie A. Turner. • —Thu Dal utu via Dobbs at! w<ro engaged to be married, were Irowned while nroadng the Tennes «oe river, near the mouth of the Hi-' lessee, last week. —New Yoke, January 2J,—’Hie American liihle Revision Cohnniit.ee held a monthly meeting at the Bible House on Thursday, Friday and Sat •inlay. Rev. Philip Scholl", Prur ient, rep-irls t hat the Ol I Test intent Committee have nearly .finished ijnv •ovision of Jeremiah. aft 4 A^Hl^nexi ake up K/.ckiel. l’liey had previous- y revised the Pentateuch Psalms and pi.ophet. i>uii» s «xiiS:jSEJK«iBaa irtcnt Committee have reached the eleventh chapter of the Set-orid‘Episi ;le to the Corinthians in the first revision. The Dos,mis, the Acts and ‘.wo-tbirds ol the.-Epistles have betn j revised so far, hut will reipnr a sec ond revision. mittee are hut little behind their brother revisers in England Dr. O L. Smith, Vico-President of Emory College, died at his home in Oxford, last Thursda; y evening. De ceased was an able and zealous cliris- l ian minister, and his death leaves a void in Methodism that will,not soon be filled. —Col. Alexander died at one (•’clock on Sunday, at his residence. The immediate cause of his death was congestion of the lungs and liver. Dr. Owens stales that his death was caused by pain—a very unusual cir cumstance. His death, however, was afcmparativcly easy, to all appearan- <4s. lie once requested his sot.-in- aw to lay him on the floor where he could stretch himself out. Ho was -ick tor only thirty minutes, but was insured that lie was going to die. lie was asked to allow himself to be bathed and doctored. He refused however, saying—“This is the death -‘.niggle.” He was perfectly tranquil, and met •bath calmly and without fear. Mr. \mos Fox, who was probably his t.uo»t intimate friend, says he had i'.'oquently heard him talk altottt •Until, and he always expressed hitn- v;lV ready to meet it unflinchingly when it came. “ He died as he has liv^l,’’ said Mr. Fox, “ an honest • .tan fearing nothing.’’ — Atlanta Con- ■*'itntion. A Gentle Hint.—In our style of • •mate, with its sudden changes of !eni|K*raturo— rain, wind and sunshine, •dteii intermingled in a single day—j U m» wonder that our children, frictv" uttl relatives arc so frequently tak l.-win us by neglected colds, half t •iontlis resulting directly from tlfs A bottle of Bosehec’s Geriran Syftip kept nlkout your home for j»* aiwliate u*e will prevent serious *k- i a large doctor’s ht'l, and pci-yps K ith, hv v.he use of three or four l'oreonng Consumption, IIcinorrjlgcs 1‘ircuiimuia, Severe Coughs, Crept or jiaTidisease of the »hr>>at or Lit -uegess is simple wonderful, a •iflT/uist will tell you. GertnaiJ* rup i, now sold in every town and jllaiie •a this continent Sample hoys lor ufal, ltle; regular size, 75. J#" w, '° hv U. T. Brum in CHARLES F. S’ -or to Groover, Stub! COT S'OX FAfrOB —AND— Gtmral Commission Merchant, AGENT FOR T Quitman Factory^arns, 94 BAY STREKf J>a,v r ainna,h, C* IL.-giug, T.es, Rope und nisb-.t. Also, liberal cas i nent* ibr sale or a dpi ••r N ut «ro ports. A. WIsh, Cashier Tiiti’n Expectorant, Had AsihmaThirtyYears liM.riMORE a reh tiHry 3, iS-r. “I have hart Astluna thirty yearn, mid never found :i medicine Unit had niVli hapov eftert " W. F. HOGAN, Charles St. NOAH WOOOWARO, 101 N. Pcydrss St Six, and all Croupy, I nm 1 he mother «f ftx childmi; all of\Y hcft»« rottpy. W ithout Tull’s Kxpcctot \l ilutji tluy hiiyc Nai.ivcJ born L .M^RV STtVEflS A Doctors Advice. A a. 75 nod 4MKY d«»fc®ijiig»ore for tfewi goods m from us so ebeap. t ; li.d aj f NORTHERN MARKETS, io4o who pure'uscd euriy-ltuve goods now al liigh tv und Will exhibit trOo'ls- at bottom prices. Black Silks gl.O), 31.2a mid $1.50, double width Black Venice Bombazine only .V) an l C ic . as fruu- 25 to most huud«0inc at ♦tjui'l CHILDS NICKERSON fc^CO., H • t ’• ; t| : I* V ' WHOLhSAbb AND ItBT 11. oK 'tKRs 'N HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL Mild, •• iietrv.f* O' .«■«*» -15 V a * /t»tt«W lA IA >3.l;l / 1 A ND \I U Lhl SHUES., a) . fvoti^clfPW^ <Mf lini* Jl»tf ,T>* : • *0 'uitib'utrtji itfi.itito ‘xd 1 <utJldilaw?'rfiVfcillrjTn»i!V» hut ji»v% «u * AgntMturai:, Implemencts; 0 r Load% OWsy GI^m and y^u nisl^ Hjirnyss Leatbc|jj fflijJ have lict'ii 1 «lon't ih “It* my |»ra«tice v 1 atUi-rf r.ll lr. ... Tull’s Ex|H*ct4.r.ti»i, iu Madder • iuvia coughs, croup, •lipltliii rin. n- ’* • T Pi ELLIS. M.D , L- Sold by nil drufjyi.-*ts. I Vi 35 Murray Street, Jl % luo&ti i l^pr.iu "f fir-.tiu nviivii MsUlasse ut 20 hud 10-4'BleaO: Shc f .»in<r*2«v, nil Wool 15 uutl 2*k% Fre l^rieksbiuyCa^iv^crf-** 75umi f^lwOO. J When yoxi ^Tisit u ? *a31 a. Iton't linLlo sec our immense display of l)rv ( We pi#Kill BXKRKSS KKXlGHlH On *r >cn ds, >•rtAviJl save i«v>nev in w- gtirdiSMA w itb U5. - $10.00 or ir.or«.'tin>- J> * < ^*^ paving and sample order bu-iness was intni^uce.LbYt—- ^ , 7u!!rTTTw!!n!rf.it^m ua ,r in"tbo<! and advcrtisimr t-> litiv tVetjruU dec., but like a!! imitatjpWs y-m yidlo^ctid tall to ti'e satisfaction. Write us a postal tor sumplcs of auv ooods you >4ws!r. -IA41 nee_l.is. and Bazar are just out, *»k tor conks. Address. V. niC22 AH.33S & SRO. Ta. G:i. 301 ltmad Street. “ Tutt’lRlilyart xvnr h tlicir \vi iel.t ic RrUt.'* REV. L B. SIMPSdN; Lodiavltl*. Ky. '• Tint's Pills sr^T^pv'.ial t.ic-sirij of the liiuelci'Mth r*ni"fv ** nzv, r, r. osGoagi n«w v v t “I h:Ae aSc-l TiutTTt^.. fnrit*ir»r- .1 «Ti liver. Ttu-e-nre sii|H$ior to Tm * mer;ii4ne*lc Ntiare «ii*.n,'ilers -vt-r niifii'. 1 ' I. P. CARft, Attorney at liw. At i'msnvrr.* —F. R.WILSON, Georgetown,Tarsi. *'I have i*,l 'l’au^^Ticoi* iia* -.i'l; treat benetit.'*-W.W. MANN, Editor Mobile Register. 11 We sell fiftv hoxvsT’tilt’s Pills tf» five of ell others. SAYR^^^CO., Cartereville, Ga. “Tuft’# Pills bavponly to he vied t6 es tablish their-merits. They ifbtk liar*.mafic.* W. H. BARRON. 98 Sommer St., Boiton. •' Thee is no mcificJm^o well a.lantrd to the rare of bilious ititonU-rs as Tutt’s Pills.” JOS. BRUMMEL, Richmond, Virginia. AND A TlTWjjfcNO MORE. Sold bu drtiffffUn*. SH c*nt» a box. Office 35 Murray Street, A'npicirl'.' tin mie i INDORSED. HIGH TESTIMONY. FROM THF. PACIFIC JOFRXAL. ■ been !WBra«- York, vhleh restores youthful twenty to the halr h at eminent chemist has succeeded In '“line,a Hair Dye which Initiate) to perfection. Old Ucln* “ Js $1.00. Office 85 Murray St, Tork. Sold by cill druggitti. CARRIAGE AND SADDLERY HARDWARE, fitTRSl’sKyivES^ BDCGY WHEELS, AXLES,' ' - „ •'.^P^dps'iuBBRR AND tEAtttfilt HALTINGv * J i n mi \ ■* Y BELLOWS, HOLLOW. WARK, ETC., ETC., ’ .e 3 t , . r i-J t! j >* T..oF»f '••• . - I :i : -r * ,o nil yel ii-«vfi«iie '.A K Ut MtimifibCtuicrV Agent f for the sa]e y»t •ill 11 Fairbank’s Standard Scales. “ • > l- >w -Tl *f<* i * P *.l * . 1 1 -rt , ’ •>„, f <-• ,-li •*!* a wrNSIIIF ANI> SAWYER’S CELEBRATED^ * ' - 1 i M *d Cotton Gins, Cider Mills, Syrup Mills and Evaporators, Wait Plows, Farmers' Friend Plows, Pumps, Circular Saws, etc. l^T’Anv article in ottr lhie. not ip stock, will ho ordered when desired, with the leea possible delay. . 4 t , tied9-1 y Call and Examine Our Stock and Prices. Impsrtant to Cottoa Planters. WE OFrKR THE ABOVE MAGNIFICENT Ammoniated Saper-Pkosphate To tbo I'lzntcnt ot Georgia, an t liava no hesitation in recommending it to the fulieat eitent. We sh ill endeavor to meet nil liyitimate competition, and fell ensured that nil who usc| onr articles will he highly pleased with the results.' Wo also offer our fct Entaw Acid-PKosphate 11 We have on hand a larje lot of first-class Cotton Gins, made up in the b--t style and ot good material, which we will sell ut tho lowest market prices. All planter,, wishing to buy a i cheap and good Gin, will find it to their interest j AGKNTJA ATHENS, to eorres|»oud with us, as \vj nicait littsiiiese to suit the times. We have over twenty years" experience intlie Manufactdry of Gius." Write fur prices, terms, etc., and ire feel ccr- tnin we cm satisfy you. By ordering direct from us atnl giving satis factory reference, von can thereby save your selves’ Aacut'g (’ouiinission. J. II. Jt II. T. lltntUt'K. uly2t-liu. t iasfordTlIlc. (>a. Whietiwe believe is equal to any in the market. “ COTTON OPTION GIVEN IK.ItESIKKD. 1 Call on eur Agents tor Term- und Prices. GEO W. WILLIAMS & ( 0-, Proprietors, Charleston, -South Carolina. JOHN C PITNKIL dl8-4ra The Kennesaw Gazette, A Monti'lv Paper, Pnllisned at ATLANTA, GS--A-. JPevoti'd to Itailrond interests, hiterature wit and Uuinur, Fiftv cent* a year. Clirotno pt everv subscriber. Address * 1 " KKNNKSA'V GAZETTE. On. CHEAP DRY G8 AN IMMENSE STOCK OF T&Bmr&M &»0£» Every body in viUnl to Call. DAVIS. SAPP & BRIDY) Broad Street. Over Burke’s Book Store. Athns Foundry and Mine Works. STOVS3 ! STOVES! STOVES! 1 am now ottering for sale at Low Prices, The following celebrated Cook Stoves, all of which are warranted equal to any offered in this market. meh27-ti Sklarlss' Kxo list Hire Sa loon '•Ol.l.EGE AVENUE. Tlie best CincitmaPi Iaiger Beer, Cigars and nil uiiitl- l.iqmira sold cheap decli'-ly. hOR CASH. CASH FOE WOOL, —or.— 13L0TII FOB WOOL. The Athens Manufacturing Cmnpuny arc now making u much larger vuricty «.f Wook-n G<mh1s than ever is-fore, end piopusc to Exchange them for Wool. believing it to bn more to the in crest of the Planter to Exchange the Wool i>r'”oth, rather than have .t Purled mid Spun at hi me. Pull fur Samples urd Terms ot Eke! unge. i:. BLtmMFIELD, Agent, may la. 1875-29-u W FOR SALE BY V AMONG MEKf'U ANTS, there ere none more reliable :Uan tb s well-known, -launch old firm.- Wo ere now better prepared tlmn eycr before to uieel the wants of our patrons. We prepav freight on all o-cers amortitmg to $l".'Xi, and wc take pleasure in.forwarding ,-am- p!c- otdnr G<-xls to any address. * I t WE ARE OFFERING,^TIIIS SEASON, sl0.000 Worlli Dress’lioods from 5 (!ents Up. 10,000 * k Jeans and Cassimcres from 10e,. Up. 15.000 ki Linens, Damasks, and Housekeeping Goods of every description- S75JMM) Worth Cheapest Dry Goods ever ollcred in Georgia. O. C3-IR..A.^r «Sc oo. IKON KING, GATE CITY,' BEST, | CKICKBT, Pull and see before p.irelmsitig. J. C. WILKINS. ATHE3KTS, G A. General Founders uud Machinists, Pattern Making, Smithing und impairing, Mining end Mill Machinery, Manufacturers of Circular Saw Mills, Steam Engines, Horse Powers, Threshers, Fan Mills, Bark Mills, Cane Mills, Gin Gearing, Cotton Priss. s, etc., etc. Ageut for Cook’s Celebrated Kvapomtiui; Pans, Cardwell’s Separators, Turbine Water Whoc's and Agricultural Engines. Prices sent upon application to i II. MCKEItSOX, lef Ht. I june2fi-2ui. PALMETTO, i — J. R. CRAWFORD HAS OPENED A COMMODIOUS "Wagon Yard, One Mile front Athens, On the Danielsville road, where Corn and Fodder can tie hadou Keiusonable Terms. Also. Dealers iu Dry Goods, Groceries,, te. Bedding ! Furnished at Fifteeu cents per head. n27-lm "ft • t-.le fir.n of Grsover.nbbs A Co . ha* ."i in ir«si in t be boe.uess :cir Nov/ and Second-handed Articles. Corresimn lent augUl-tf, 14 ll I* l v 1 12 11 P. V. t fi If. I*. P 1 4" II. P. S' 2 3 iuc ■ x '1 1 0 ll. P. 1 K-t* -••• 1 L'-ffc'" 4 Ti •- Gcar'nc Ou« 1 s good It I- Mi! ». junc2' : -1in. -i. K.i ■ i-,ltnnk'Tidier, good order. •ine. U' I ,t Man. .. l» it liir> use* 1 . e'd .. r VVI *l:i*,h r r-ih-rs. with front. ■ut. •rtuhle. new. nr* or. Mill, h.-iz Ills. : n Mills, Can I»ee 4—Sm HE A DQU ARTEKS In opening the Fall Season, wo take pleasure in placing before our friends and the public generally, the most complete stock of Dry ■ mods ever displayed in the Southern States, consisting in part of a Magnificent line of Black Siiks. All the new shades iu '"olored Silks—various grades. The most decided novelties in Colored Dress Goods. Black Goods of every description. Hosiery, Notions, Corsets, Ties, Gloves, Linens, Damasks, Cassimcres, Flannels, etc. Our CloaKs—to arrive—will be equal to any ever exhibited in New York, Loudon or Paris. To summarize : *'"c offer a stock of Fall Dry Goods which, in every department for variety, elegance and cheapness, stands un rivalled. oct2-3m. JAMES A. GRAY & CO. "Wa.xi.-bad. EMPLOYMENT either ns a Taute r. Engi neer, or (‘ irpentcr. Good rcTivnecs given, and wages rci-uliuble. Address, J. It. R., care ol Athens Georgian. Athena. Ga hiy2S-tf Meriwettisr c& Pew, BI^-A-ClCSlVtXTI-I’S TWO SHOTS FOR JS77. Or e at the old stand iu front o! Messrs. GANN & REAVES, The other i n the road to the upper bridge and opposite Mr. .JOHN Z. COOPER’S, Livery Stuble. We have first class workmen HOUSE SIX DEL G of every description, Plating and Concave Shoes \ Manufactured to order. WAGONS, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, And all kind* of •’ ■ ' Machines and Ini ptements repaired on short notice, janff-tf. BURPEE & BRO., Carriage, Buggy and Wagon Makers, j At the shop lately occupied by P. Bcnsou. nee Gent! & Reaves* stable, A.TKE1TS, GA-, Are prepared to do all kinds of work iu their line at snort notice, in the most SUPERIOR STYLE, und at as REASONABLE RATES a* the same elass ot work can l>c done. They arc prepared to put nt> Carriages, Bug gies and \\ iigons in ANY STYLE, and invite those having new work j ut up, to call before its imperfections me covered with pain!, and sec that ALL Materials used are of the VERY BEST QUALITY. REPAIRING AND PAINTING A SPELT ALTY". All work done in this line warranted t«» give satisfaction, both as to style and price. II arnes*< iYIakirig and J Repairing. They are uiro preptired to make or repni. Harness. Having secured the services of Tftoroxiglily Competent Workman in tliis lirnncii of the business, nil tiny rsk isi trial, that all limy be convinced ol the SUI'l KIORITV OF THEIR WORK and the Renvoi bleu ess of their Charges. Be sure to call on them and exatuiu - —’ ’ ’ Hers. lib31-3' PLANTERS’ HOTEL, A-DGUSTA, GkA.. The Leading Hotel of the City. Noted, for its cleanliness, und the cxcelhnc.' of its table. . - RATES—$3 00 PER DAY. The Proprietor solicit* from tin* citizens c! Athens a continuance of that lihe.ul (■suuniuga they have henuofote pteu him. S.F.SEOW2T, octltt lm. Proprietor J! OB WORK OF ALL DESC’Rtl on Lean• • t*■iii- at tbia otlice.