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COtrrETTTS.
FOITSAI«E
A very desirable property in the heart of the
City of Athens, consisting ot a lot on
First Pagk— v ew livi-itiscments. County 1)1- I Thomas street, 60 feet front bv HH> feet in
rectory. found. Proccidings Woman's Duty depth, with a fire-proof
Second Pamk.— Memorial Bddress. How to
place the i<eJ. Sun Sjiots. Miscellaneous Ad
vertisements.
Third Paok.—Mlscollaneous Items. Poetry—
lieautitul Tilings. Death at Sea. The Valley
of ncath. Miscellaneous Advertisements.
FOOK-IH PaOK.-
AoteS.
1 ditorial and Phi Kappa
I.ccal Adver-
1'lPTii Paok—hoc: 1 Departireul
tiseinenta.
Sixm Pace.— Humorous. Constantinople. Mis
cellaneous Advei tidciuenls.
Seventh Page.—Poetry—Sly Mothers tlravc
Scuator Moriinauy l ead. Misccllaueous Ad-
vciUaemcuu.
Kioiitu Page.—Agricultural Department. Coni'
liic.cia. ttepor . Mu ceilRueuus Advertise
tueuis.
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
on if, 23 feet front, by 54 depth, with an
ENGINE ROOM
nnda Water Tank, supplied with-spring water
by a pipe. The property is admirably adapted
to any light manufacturing purposes ; a’so for
a Dyeing or Soap making establishment, its
convenient location and water supply furnish
the best facilities lbr
PUBLIC BATHS
in the city. For further particulars apply to
April gSrd-tf.
particulars aiipl
W. C. KEMP,
W. L. JONES.
The Southern Banner
JOB PMTEIG
or rxa».
ity» •
and Quick Work, Combined with a Guarantee
to givs P«rfi at satisfaction. or no pat.
To tlio Mspclaants
OF ATHEISTS.
I REPRESENT THE FULL WING CELE-
brated Ftouridg Mills, and would bo pleased
to have pou call at my office and examine goods
and prices:
ATLANTIC MILLS, St. Louis, Mo.
LEBANON MILLS, Nashville, Tonn.
RUSSELSVILLE ELEVATOR MILLS,
Russelsville, Ky.
april2S-Sm. F. B. LUCAS.
1878
PROSPECTUS
1878
VTa are
WORK so
j»rcp*fiJ
ch «
to do (II kinds of JOB
BUSINESS CARDS,
VISITING CARDS,
WEDDING CARDS,
DANCE CARDS,
POSTAL CARDS,
show tickets,
ELECTION TICKETS,
BALI. TICKETS,
DODGERS,
WEDDING INVITATIONS
ETC
PARTY INVITATIONS,
gmfr «cg»w5ar T > 1 .
| BILLHEADS, NOTE HEADS,
DAILY TRIBUNE
A Newspaper published at No *2 (a
Broad Street, in the
City of Atlanta,
Every morning (Mondays excepted) containing
the latest news from all parts of tho
world, by mail and telegraph with
APPROPRIATE EDITORIAL COMMENTS
Up to the time of going to press.
Its d is patches will nol be surpassed by any
newspaper in the Gulf States, and no puna
will be spared to make its general mi col
umua of )be utmost interest to its readers.
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Judge Superior Court—Geo. D. Rice.
Solicitor General -A. L. Mitchell.
Jn>.ge County to art—W. B. Thomas.
Solicitor County Court—L. W. Thomas.
Ordinary—Asa M. Jackson.
Clerk Court- Joun 1 Huggins.
Sheriff—J. A. Browning.
Treasurer—S. C. Reese.
Tax Collector—F. B. Lucas.
Tax Receiver—David E. Sims.
Coroner—VV. F. Hood.
CITY OF ATHENS
Mayor—J. II Rucker.
Councilmeu—1st Ward, llouirsou <fc Palmer;
2d Ward, Lucas and Carlton; Srd Ward, Kemp
and Burke; 4th Wurd, Talmadge uud Hampton.
Chief of Police—II. Cobb Davis.
Polic. tneti—B. Kulp, J. ‘I’Farrell. B. O. W.
Rose, VV. T. Moon and 11. A. Shirley.
Street Commissioner—Henry Hill.
City Attorney..T- W. Rucker.
Clerk Coui.cit—W. A. Gdlelaud.
POST OFFICE.
PO»t Master—J. C. Orr.
Clerk—Jas. Ruodes.
MILITARY.
Athens Guards—J. H. Sucker, Captain.
University Cadets, Co. A—S. T. Lsue, Capt.
University Cadets, Co. B—C. L. Floyd, Capt.
Athena Blues, (col.)—W. A. Pledger, Capt.
FIREMANIC.
Chief Fire Department, H. Bettss-.
1st Assistant, W.H. Jones; 2d Assistant, J.
E. Talmadge.
Hope No. 1, E. J. Christy, Captain.
Hook and Ladder, C. G. Talmadg , Captain.
Relief (col.) Edward Johnson, Captain.
FRATERNAL.
hip heretofore »xi»tiiitf b -
JiwwA i-c ves and U. A
t at tho Athena Fontititi-
ig Company, a this day by mat mil
.rJKaeoyed.
Mes-rs.G.nu Reaves will continue, the
The
tween T
Lown.
Matin
cou.-e it di
jfcs
busiueM as :oretof»re at No. 12, Broad street,
a-sniiiiiio i-JJ the indebtedness of1 >ie ni l firm.
Dr Lo vfspee will imv’c entire control of toe
Mne!itn*-ry, &c.. ut the of. stand of GilMand,
Wood AO f DAVID GAVN.
• . JAS. H. i.KAVE.>,
11 A. LUWRANCE.
AtheuarGa., Mav 6, 18T8-4I.
ft
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tional Dcmoct atic party, but with special ref
erence to the rights of the South and the State
• ; Georgia.
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IT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIRES,
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Court, the proceedings of the Legislature
when in suasion, ana at all times cor
rect reports of matters of interest
occurring in the Executive
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Address TR1BTNE,
C. H. WILLIAMS, Manages,
Atlanta, Go.
0B WORK OF ALL DESCR11
tmn neatly done at this office.
A NEW STORE!
The Newest and Lowest Kind of Prices.
Wc beg leave to announce that in opening our business, we will
only carry on a
STZUOWSe'S* QA8S BtTSZSHSSS X
Having no Book-keeper, we will open no accounts, thereby giving
onr patrons tho benefit of buying
Df]f fiaofe as Law as in Hifsta, Akin or In M
We have (he Host Complete Assortment to be found in
Athens, in
Mt. Vernon Lodge, No. 22, R Chappie, W.
M.; 1. M. Kenney, Secretary. Meet, every
second Friday pight in each month.
Athens R. A. Chapter, No. 1, R. M. Smith,
H. P.: 1. M. Kenney, Secretary. Meets every
second Thursday fright in each month.
et&felrtfeste&agr?
Oi d Fellow’s Encampment, Oliver Lodge,
No. 17, John B Gardner, C. P.; E. J. Ceriaty,
Scribe.
Golden Rule Lodge, No. 21], Knights ot
Honor, 51 J. Morris, D.; L. Schevenel, R.
Meets every 2d and 4th Wednesday night.
l. O. G. T.—Win. Kiug, W. C.; J. E. Mc
Curdy, Secretary. Meets every Tuesday night.
RELIGIOUS.
1st. Methouiat Church, Rev W. II. Potter,
Pastor. Services 11 a. in. uud 8 p. m., Sunday.
Sabbath school, 9 1-2, u. m., Sunday. Prayer
Meeting, 5 p.m. Wednesday.
Ocouee street Methodist Church, Bev. T. A.
Hammond, Pastor. Services 11 a. m., and 7 1-2
p in., Sunday. Sabbath school 3 1-2 p. in.,
Sunday. Prayer meeting, 7 1-2 p. m., Thurs
day.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. C. W. Lane, Pas
tor. Services. 11 a. m., and 4 p. in., Sunday.
Sabbath school, 7 1-2, a. m., Sunday. Prayer
tuee iug, 8 p. m., Tuesday, and 4 p. in. Thuri-
day.
B ptist Church, Rev. C. D. Campbell, Pas
tor. Services, 11, a. ra., and 8, p. m., Sunday.
Sunday school, St, a. m., Sund> jr. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday artemeon anu Thursday night.
ProtestaBt Episcopal, Emanuel Church, B
M. Inglia, Rector. Service*, 11 a. in. and 8 p.
m . Sunday. Prayer meeting, 5 p. m., Wednes
day. Sabbath echool, 9 a. ut. Sunday.
fct. Mary’s Episcopal, no Pastor. Services
every Sabbath morning and evening.
Primitive Baptist. Rev. David Patman, Pas
tor. Services 2d Saturday and Sabbath in each
month.
Congregation Children of Israel, G. Jacobs,
Reader.
Rouiuu Catholic Church. Father Ohara, Priest
Colored Methodist, hev. L. Tuoutas, Poster.
Services every Sabbath, morning and evening.
Colored Baptist, Rev. Floyd Hill Pastor. Ser
vices every sabbath morning and evening.
Municipal Tax nule*.
. Exj fold betore ti e Court-l on-e litor
.. iu tho City of Athens, Clarke cou.ity
tieorgj v, t»u the first Tuesday in Juui- next the
following property to-wit:
One house and lot, two acres more or less,
own -d by N. L. Barnard, Trustee, in4th Ward,
udjouitfu; lauds of •It. Coamiler and James
A. Evans, and fron i.ig on Prince Ateuue, iu
the City of Athena, Oa.
A.sout t..e same time and place, one horse
and lot owned by J (!. Jackson, in 4th Ward,
fronting Hancock Avenue, adjoining lauds of
S. M. Hunter. Hartwell Jackson sad others, iu
City of Athens, 6a.
AlswM the some time aud place, one house
and lot in 1st Ward owned by Joseph Bird, ad
joining lands of W. A. Carr’a estate, in the
city ot Athena, Go.
Alio at.tho same time and place one ho~se
and lot in Srd Ward, occupied by W. Hudgins,
Trustee .or nite and children, fronting on
Bobbikif Mill Road, bounded by Rock Spnug
Avenue and.lauds of W* Hudgins, Trustee, iu
city of Athens, Ga. „
, Ala4at the same time and place, one lot of
land, fwo'acres,«a Barber street, in 4th Ward,
owned by J. B. Raich, adjoiuiug lands of H.
B. J. A C. W. Long and others, in the city of
Athens, Ga.
ALo at'the same time mid place, one lot, two
acres more or less, in first W ard, owned by
Mrs. Mary A. Nichols, adjoining land* of w.
A; Tadii iad tie, K. L. Bloomfield and other* in
the city of Athena, Gn.
Alsu at the same and place, one House aud
lot, owned by Hetlie Adams, (Col.) ,u
Srd Word; adjoining lands of Alfred Hunter,
' — - '.tute and M. Beall, »n city of
ssam;,»itne and place, one house
Council Chamber,
Athens, Ga., May 7, 1878, V
8 o’clock p. m. j
The regular monthly meeting -of
Council a.as held this evening, present
Hi Honor Mayor Rucker and Alder
men Hampton, Hodgson, Palmer aud
«. uritou.
PETITIONS
Or u lurue number of the members of
t *e coinred Baptist church, asking
the Cm. iiril to build a bridge across
the branch near their church. Re
ferred to street Committee, with power
to act.
Of a number of citizens residing on
aud near the East end of Broad
street, requesting the Council to grade
down the Dorsey lliil, or that portion
ot Broad street running iu front of A
S. Dorsey’s store aud Mrs. Dorsey’s
residence Referred to Street Com
mittee.
Of U. L Moss asking the Council
t<> fix a day on which persons owning
real estate and other property shall be
liable for taxes thereou
. By-Alderman Hodgson;
Resoloed, That persons owning real
estate, or other property, subject to
taxation, on the first day of April
of each year shall be liable tor the tax
thereon, except where otherwise speci
fied by ordinance- Adopted,
j^.-p^ned'by Joda Bn-wn, (col.) Srd .
.asking Councif to place lamp poats at
of Atneua, Ga.
Also at tie Bume lime and place, one house
ami lot owned by Edward HaMen (c, l.J in Srd
Word, adjoining Iota of Hill Few, Sallio -llol-
sey and oiliers, in city of Aim us, Ga.
Also ut the same time aud pmee one house
and lot owned by Wui. Heard, (col.) in ist
Ward, adjoining Mias Sal lie Kellum, Frank
Spruuld'mg and othma, in city of Athena, Ga
Also at the same time aud place, oue house
and lot owned by Adline Upson (col.) Srd
Waid, fronting on Rock Spring A venue, ad
joining lands of A. L. Deanug, Patrick Smith
and others, in city Athena, Ga.
Also at the same time uud place, one house
and ot in first Ward, owned by Jas. Wil ins,
(col.) adjoining lands oi W. A* Talmadge, es
tate of Ben. Jennings, (col.) and cthora, in city
of Athens, Ga.
Also at the same time and place one lioute
and lot in Srd Ward, owned by Aura Grunt, ad
joining lands of Dr. James A. Cammack, front
ing Broad street, in city of Athens, Ga.
The above wilt be sold to satisfy tax fi fas
issu d by May.r and Council ot the city of
Athens, Ga.
H. COBB DAYTS,
Chief of Police, Athens, Ga,
May 4tb, 1878-td.
CONE AND SEE THEUT
800 Chromes.
10 dozen IV eo Partouts, in good variety.
10 dozen Picture Mats the most beautiful
ever brought to Athens.
Panel Pictures.
Illuminated Mottoes.
Photographs of Statuary, ete.
Just received and for sale cheap at
may7 tf. Burke’s Book Store.
each end of bridge at Check Factory
and on Prince Avenue, near residences
ot O. D. Hill aud F B. Lucas, re
ferred to Mayor with power to act.
The President, and Members of
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
submitted n proposition to the Coun
cil proposing that if the Council would
grant them a two horse dray liceuse
free, and have a suitable pole pnt to
the Babcock Machine, so that they
could use horses in carrying the ma
chine to and from fires, that they, The
company, would procure a suitable
pair of horses and quarter them near
the Engine House, feed and handle
them at their owu expense and use
them on all occasions of fire in con
veying the Bahceck Machine to and
Resolved further, That the Mayor
notify the Convention of this action
of Council at once and request their
acceptance of same.
ResolvedJyrther, That the Mayor
and entire Council be c6tistitate<I-K-'
Committee to net with a like Commit
tee of citizens to arrange a suitable en
tertainment, and that the sum of one
hundred dollars, together with such
other suras as may be procured by the
Committee, be appropriated to defray
the expenses of said entertainment.
The matter of opening street to such
point as the officers of Northeast
Road shall see proper to locate the
guano depot, was referred to street
Committee.
The monthly reports of the Treas
urer, Chief of Police, Lamplighter
and Clerk of Market were read and
received.
On motion of Alderman Palmer the
Clerk of Council was instructed to
suspend receiving Tax returns uotii
action shall be had on petition of Mr.
Bloomfield.
The following bills were ordered
paid: Athens Foundry and Machine
Works, 812.32; Gas Co. 862.50,
862,50, $1.40 and 40cts.
Mr. E. Kr Lumpkin appeared be
fore the Council and made a verbal
report of the re-surveysyf bis line es
tablishing the City limits. ■ ’ Th£ re
port wax received and the ye-eurvey
line accepted and declared
lished line of the City limits.
J (Council adjourned.
W. A. Gii.lri.and. Clerk,
■ - ■*? •
Kid Glows in Black, Optra and White, 2
3,4,6, Buttons,
Ladles and neats Handkerchiefs,
Corsets, Klbbuua, Laces, etc.,
Maraellles Quilt*,
Picque, Nainsooks and Jaconets,
Cassimeru*, Cotionzdes and Jvaua,
Sheeting, I*. V. t ottou,
Ticking.
Black Silk,
Japanese SUk,
Spring Dress Goods,
Luststs,Cambrics Ac.,
Linen Lawns and Lawns,
Table Damask,
Towels,
Napkins and Dollies.
Embroideries,
Hosiery,
We will leave Quality and Prices if Goods to Sj^euk
for Themselves Call and examine them.
Samples sent free, upon application. Express paid on
all Packages amounting to 10.00 or over.
R&*Anything not in stock will be oidyini trom **ur Au. unU,
Savannah or New York House.
{ No. 4, fhMdtaBow, Brand Street
Blacls Smith. Sh.op.
C. I.. SB3TTSSB2,
At Hemphill’s Old Stand.
All kinds of Black .Smith and Wood Work
dons promptly and cheap for cash. Horee
-sin; a specialty. aprilK.lm.
a™ rne?^tVw, IJ
WATKINSV1LLE, GA.
FFICE IN COURT-HOUSE, OPPOSITE
Ordinary’* Office. Personal attention to *11
bnaineaa entrusted to his can. ap*-tt
$50
W ILL BE P/. ID FOR THE APPREHEN-
sion and delivery of Luther Thomas, col
-red. Said freedmaii'is about 18 years old, five
fe.-:, eight or ten inches high, weighs 165 or
175 noundn, is heavy set. Meek, rather pleasant
spoken, and t-rofesses to be a great wrestler.
Ho is guiltv of a felonv and fi«»l to escape ar
rest. JAME M. SMITH,
Winlerville, Oglethorpe Co.
ap9-lf
GEORGIA—Clarke County.—
Whereas, Rnfus K. Reaves apphes to mo
for letters of Guardianship of the property in
Georgia, of John W Martin, and Thomas P.
Martin, of the State of Texas, Miners of W.
Martin ot stud Stat*- of Texas, said Miners liv
ing. each under fourteen year* of age.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
concerned to show cause at my office, on or
before the second Monday in Jane next, why
said letters ehonid pot be granted.
Given under mjr hand, at office, this 4th.
day of May 1878.
ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary,
takyMOd. • •
CITY MERCHANTS AMO OTHER BUSINESS MEN
WHO WANT CASH-READ.
A LL who have tried the experiment have obtained
H ready money by advertising in the HartweUSmm.
A spicy newspaper, sparkling with wit and humor,
keeps up with the times in everything. It is the pa.
per for everybody. Printed ip the neatest manner.
Has a good circulation, and is thoroughly read by
Inst the people to whom you want to sell. - Examine
Iu columns and see “Ads." of some of ytrnr
bouses. They are Molar advertisers. *
and W convinced that It pays. SB
liberaL^Poperfree to eifrCTtiiet*.
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An ai'AiMMlrt as m
A NOVEL FEATURE
Presents itself to those who use
Parker’s Hair Bklsam, in the discovery
af its rare and remarkable merits.
Many have written ua expressing their
delight in the fact that it works like a
charm. Its disinfectant properties in
chemical combination rendering it
healthful; cleansing and healing are
bearing fruit, aud the beautiful hair it
produces, with the clean, healthy scalp,
entirely freed from Dandruff and fal
ling hair, arc achievements for which
we have reason to feel proud. A
patron - assures us that he has used
twelve different Hair Preperations and
that Parker’s Hair Balsam surpasses
them all. To hair that has become
{$ay or faded, it restores that beauti
ful natural color of j outh, and produ
ces a vigor a»& luxuriance that sur
prises ever* owe. Buy a bottle from
drjgjVOreB. T.
from fires. The proposition of the
company was accepted by the Council
and the Committee on Fire Depart
ment were instructed to have a pole
pnt to the Babcock Machine in accor
dance with this agreement.
Mr. R. L. Bloomfield appeared be
fore the Council and asked them to re
consider their action at last meeting in
fixing the tax law for the present year.
He stated that he had conversed with
a number of citizens who would 'be
effected by the change he proposed
and they all expressed a. willingness to
sign a' petition asking'the Council to
malts the change. He submitted other
facts in support of his petition for
change^
By Alderman Hodgson:.
Resolved, That when Council ad«
journ, it adjourn to meet Tuesday
evening next at 3 o’clock, p. in. or
sooner if a full board can be had, and
that action on the petition of Mr.
Bloomfield be deferred until that time.
Adopted.
Alderman Hodgsop submitted a
verbal report in regard to the enter
tainment of the Press Convention,
should they visit this city. He offered
the following resolution which was
adopted;
Resolved, That the Press Conven*
tion which meets in Gainesville this
■ iilfc fci ipritsiil to wit this riqt in an
excursion trip over tho Northeastern
(Commuuieated.J
Women’s Duty.
Women have many duties, some
in common with men, aud not a few-
peculiar to themselves; but among
them all there is none which they
owe to society greater than that
which should lead them to take an
active, personal and abiding interest
in all moral reforms. The temper-
attcc reform especially should find
among women its warmest friends,
its firmest supporters. For does not
woman herself suffer from the great
curse of intemperance? Ask the
thousands of drunkards’ wives iu our
land, and with a wail of anguish they
would tell you that women suffer,
even if it is only man that sins— the
innocent thus sharing the punishment
of the guilty. But then, wo an
herself, alas! so far f rg' ts herself as
to ‘‘lot k upon the wine when it is
red,” ami finds herself the victim of
t'tte “worm of tin* still.” Fi-r the
sake of our sisterhood, for the sake
of our sinning sisterhood, 1 call upon
the women of our land to wake and
arise, that tke claims of the temper-
ance cause may be folly met l>y
them. Lend la helping band to those
who would lift your brothers and
niters from the-mire of intemperance
Join temperance organisations which-
are in your midst, and let the full
weight of your iuftuence be felt on
the Hide o' truth and righteousness.
There is woman’s proper place, and
Iht-re che should be, unless site be
lieves that, like the Mohamadca
itovrt, she has no m.uI* ami it is nn»
matt-rial what coun-v she pursues.
Women of America. d<* your duty in
etto- to the ifuq-eifti cu tause,
i lag ut too, that your own souls
may be hitrsert tv hen the M:t»l«-r
shall -ay, ** Well qt-ne ’’ t«- t-aeii of
Ins faiiiititl .iiscipl.*
1 KMPEKAhCp. i
the city be extended te them.
ISTLar-. hues '.4 oi-uV-fint! mid
ttteoimo .«ijuc—■ v *itiM at lowest
of ft*** ’ v * r W'Oefct*! Muee the war.
M.G.4J.
