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GENERAL DIRECTORY. Application for Charter. CLARKE COUNTY. .i. u i„ e Superior Court-Geo. D. Rice. Solicitor General—A. L- .! uoi»c County Court—'V. B. Uiomus. Solicitor Comity Court—I*. " • rhonins < iriliimrv—Asm M. Jackiou. rierk < ourt—John 1 Huggins. Sheriff-—J. A. Browning. Treasurer—S. C. Reese. Tax Collector— F. B. Lucas. Tax Receiver—David K. Sims. , : .m„,-r- W. F. Hood. CITY of ATHENS .t. II Rucker. St ate of Georoia, 1 To the Honorable the j County of Clarke. > Superior Court of . ) Clarke County. ‘ The petition of Jonrt A. Hvunjlctt, John E. j Talvaiior, James H. Hcooins, I. M. Kensey, j G. Jacobs. M. Myers, Wu, Kino. Jr., Howell t Conn, L. H. Ciiarbonmfr, nnd others respect- ! fully slioweth that they do--ire a Charter, incor- j pointing them and their successor*, m> a body ! politic atul corporate utid.-r the name and style J of the j Athens Mutual Loan Association j with j lower to rue and be sued, to liave nnd use a eunv.oon real, should they so desire, to.hold i such reai estate or other property us may be j conveyed, or mortgaged, or pledged to said As- ■ roeialion and to adopt such a Constitution and j By-Laws, and innenduieotathereof, us they may | deem ndvisub'e and proper to carry out the ob- Kose, W. T. Moon and H. A. Shirley. ^tre<‘t - • Icnry IXiII I'itv \*tornev..T. W. Buekei'. 1 Ir'rk Con, oil—W. GillelunU. PuST OFFICE. lui.i Master—I. C. Orr. clerk—las. Kuodcr. MILITARY. Aniens Guards—J. U. Rucker, Captain. University Cadets, Co. A—S. 1. E ,ll| e, t opt. I'niversitv Cadets, Co. B-C. L. Floyd, Copt. Blurs v>U AV. \. 1’iodger. < apt. RELIGIOUS. 1-i. vbihu-.ist. Clmreb, Rev W. II. Hotter, I’usto", Services ll a. in. and b p. tn., Sunday. Sabbath school, 9 1-2, »• ««-, Sunday Cray er Meeting. 5 p. ni. M ednesday. T . Oconee street Methodist Church, Rev. T. A. Iluu.moiid. Castor. Service* 11 n. in., nnd7 1-- p in., Sunday. Sabbath school S 1*2 ft tn., sund'iv. Crn’yer meeting, lay. Presh-teriitu Chniuh, Rev. t t,, r . s..'rv : e-». tl a. til., and 4 p. 1 Sabbath school,-7 1-2, a. V'.. 5 m «> Uieeiing, - p. in., Tuesday, and 4 p. lav. 1-2 ft I-:* p. in., Thnts. \V. Lane, I’lis- fnnd by moutldy subscriptions or savings of the members thereof, to aid them in their business, or in procuring such real estate and improving the same as they may diem proper. Second—They desire to regulate and pre scribe by their Cy-Laws, who may be main of said Association. TnlM»— Each stockholder is to pay in par funds, one dollar each mouth on oaoh share of stock lie or she > olds, into the treasury of said Association, so long ;is said Association con- 1 iinnes, at such limy and place as the By«Lows I may designate. Wheneaeh stockholder shall | have received the sum of two pnudred dollars,' or property of. that value, qr an advance or loan • of t ■»<> hundred dollars for oi.eh share lie or She . teiids :ir-pre-i ribed iu section If. of this charter, j then toe AsSoc alitin is to deieno.be and close. ! fi e By-l-nw* may require e«elit stockholder to i :ake an adv nee or loan for the full .-.mount of | his or her stock, and prescribe the rule# In re j speet thereto. I0LRT11 —Should any stockholder liiil to pay I His or her dues or premiums ot insurance, a* { often as the same slmli he payable as aforesaid, he or she shall forfeit and pay the addition; j sum of ten cents for each dollar thus unpaid, ! including i,Merest, tines and premiums of iu- * surancc, the Same to be charged with the month, ly dues. Fi Tit -Should any stockholder, not having j received an advance, m-gicet lo jiay his or her monthly dues or fine* for three mouths, he or rlml! receive from the Treasurer the amount Sabbath school, 9 Mali’s Episcopa ,-vcrv Saiiba’.h niurning and evening. Primitive Baptist. Rev. David Pane i,,r. Services 2d Saturday mid ran mat monthly meeting of the Association, to the livi s | highest bidder, and .liter deduct ng from the ; proceeds of such sal all fines and arrearages l’as- I with Mich delinquent stockholders proportionate vaeli ! part of oil losses and expenses as "idoreaaid, shall pay over the balance, if anv, to such de- f Israel G. Jacobs. 1 liiuinviit stockholder, who shall thenceforth 1 - ) cease to he a member ot said Association and if Either < iliaia, Piivst a sa'c- e.uinot be utfcetol in tbe manner specified I Tuo'iisa Vaster. 1 then such sleek shall he forfeited and the said <>• r v 1 vc« vi" r v Said nit 11. moniing and evening, j nt stockholder r.eocjvc nothing. . u.o.f.st Rev. Vlovd Hill Pastor. S. r- ; Mxrn-M;o:i!d auy stockholder not having 01 ‘ni >■•1. ; i. •— 1 r.!,-eiveii a i advance wt*a to withdraw from the i.iidrci month. i ’ongreiMt Header. Koiiiau 1 iTiiohv l him li Colored Methodist. Kev. snhhatl, morning nnd ■ FIRE-MANIC. 1 iiief Fire Department, II. Beuss *. . 1 -t Assistant, W.U. Jones; 2d Assutuni, J. E. Tulmadge. H"|i- No. 1, K J.Cbrurtv. Captain. llook and Ladder, O.G. Talmadge, Captain. Ke!ict 1 col. 1 Edward Johnson, < upturn. FRATERNAL. Mr. \e.m«n Lodge, No. 22, U Chappie. W. M. ; 1. M. Kenney, Secretary. Meets every j Friday night in each month. Uhcna 11.‘A. Chapter, No. !. li. M. Smith, It. P.; 1. M. Kenney, Secretary. Meets every - .-end Thursday night in each month. 1. II. tl. F. Williams Lodge, No. 15, C, \V. I l.ivis, N. (i. Meet* every Moudav evening, • i.lt] Kelio.v’s Encsinpiaeiit, Oliver l.e.,lge, I So. i7. John H Ganlncr, t\ Ik; K. J. Chri-ty, | •r may he settled with on the same terms, prescribed for a withdrawing ungidier, 'scribe. Golden Kulc Lodge. No. 211, Knights ot Honor. M J. Morris, J>.: I.. Mchevcnel, 11. Meets every 2d and 4th VV'ediiesdav night. L t>. G. ’T.—'Win. King, W. C.; J. K. Mc- 1 utily. tSecretaiy. Meets every Tuesday night. iHinil'UY. MoCiniRY, A.'b'feoraoy cct i«a.'w r Hav.twkll, Georgia. Will practice in tlie Superior Conit< of North- »a.*t Geuigia and Sunreine 1’ourt at Atlanta. Aug s. l-7‘ ; «»’ T. u "UlTcx^3 raegiaviator Se <7ewalor, V Miehaol’storc, next door to Reaves a- Nich i.so.i’s, Broal street, Athens, Georgia. All .v,,rk warranted 12 months, sept 12-tt. Association be or slm may be allowed to do so by giving thirty days notice, on snch tenns as the By-Laws may prescribe. Transfers of stock n ay be trade at any time, hv consent of Directors, in tile presence of the Treasurer, hut no transfer shall lie valid until all arrearages on the shares shall have keen ful-.y paid and the person or uersons to whom the transfer is to be made shall have agreed to, and signed the Con stitution and Ity-L iws of said Association, such transfers must be made at least thirty days be fore an election to eut.tie the holder thercot to a rote. Seventh—The legal representation of a de ceased member, who has received no advance, may continue his or her retailor to the Associa tion, or may he as arc should any member die, having received an 1 advance, the heirs or legal representative may j return the balance due, according to tho By- Laws of said Association, or com nne to pay the interest nnd monthly ou i.util :.he Asso- ] ciation is closed. | Eionni—No stockholder is U* huld in his or 1 her own right more that: thirty si-.nres, nor in voting at no i.ifcetieii or a ttriug the Coiwtitu- ticil or By-Lav,- epr'sent 11.ore than fitly, and each stoeklioder for each ami every-siiaie of stock held by him or her. cl; 11 r in* his own right .r as trustee or proxy, slial! t.v entitled when personally pre-cut nt any of tiie uieetii gs of the Assrs-tation to one veto in a 1 elections, j citlie,' for otf:ie» o' other purposes. Each i stockholder shall rumtu evnineate of the I number of sliar s bel-t by lum or her ou paying j the first month's dins; said certificate to he ' signed by the Secretary and Treasurer and i countersigned bvlhe President. the share so drawn shall he cvinpelted to take an advance on the share thus drawn at. she then fixed miniranin rate, bet he shall bo permitted to procure another stockholder to take the amount so assigned to him If the available funds be not taken by the stockholder whose share Is thus drawn, then another share shall be drawn and the same process be rep nted, until all tbe funds are disposed of, and the share or shares thue. drawn by a stockholder, shall be held for him or her, less his or her monthly dace, and interest, until he or she offer satisfactoiy secarity. > Eleventh—From all advances taken by any stockholder is to be deducted the premium offered by him or her, or fixed bv the Associa tion, snch stockholder to secure tho A sociation for such advance by hypothecation of one sharo or stock for each advance of two hundred dol lar*, and by bond or mortgage,.or other satis factory security, upon real or personal proper- , to be judged by the Board ot Directors, and ie policy 01 insurance on the property pledged, to be renewed annually at hit. ot her expense. The board ore eiupowed. a herever they deem it necessary, to demand additional security than that originally accepted. When snch addition al security is required the stoekholder shall receive a written notice from the Secretary and Treasurer specifying the t iuie wheu such ad ditional security roost be given, and such stock holder refusing or tailing to give the addili nal security demanded to incur u pecitmory pen- l;v, to be imposed by the Board of Directors Whenever practicable the title to the projierty otfered jw security shall be voted in the A-so- ciution, tho conveyance to be made to the Secretary and Treasurer of the Association, er.d his successors in office, asUostve tor the «.me and lie is hereby anthorixed as said Trustee b execute a bund tor titles to the borrower, con form., ble to the conditions of the loan. When thnsjotuied, in cise of failure Li off r sufficient seiuttty fur nr. advance wit:.in mm meittu, the month* iliterest to be charged to snel. stock holder, and Lis or her right to S;SLI advance to' cease. A stia-klipider taking an pi:vanoc, to lkiv the Socretarv slid Trci surcr in addition to ins or her monthly dues 'for shares, one dollar phr month fur each share ou which such ad- vaitce is 111r.de. The borrower shall pay all costs and charges that may accrue iu perfecting the security offered for an ndvacec or advances, ex cept the solicitors fees. Twklvth—So s oekholder to be entitled to an advance who is in arrears io the Associ. t;on, and no real estate taken as security for nu ad vance outside of tbe comity of Clarke. Stionld a stockholder having received au advance, iieglee: to pay miy or ali of ids or her dues to toe Association for three- -eo; aeentive months,, then the Dire'itoTS may compel naymfent of principal and interest by iu&tituMtg pjoered- ings according to .-aw wnen such proceedings are necessary or proper, an i when -uch pro ceedings arc snsoctideil or d.sniissed by such ■in- s iifarrcarapcs being paid it-., the solicitors fees a ,ii court.uenrred tn, are to be paid as part of such dues. When any sale shall take place of any property mortgaged, conveyed or pledged to the Association, and the same, together with the stock transferred as collateral security, may be sold uuder a potter of sale, if so provided iu the deed or mortgage, the Directors to retain so much oftiie purchase money as would, at the rate of premium of the faro’s then selling or fixed iu the By-Laws, produce the same moiithlv payment of interest as tils* which said stockholder liad -been|>rcf viotisly paying on his or her ad vanev-fin uncase to be lesstli-.ro the net amount act nail v received by him or her. together with all othtr .*>- incuts, money and ex^wii.-es due to the Assoeia- 1 lion by sucii stockholder; and iu case the seeur.ty cou-ists of nil absolute conveyance of pr«l>erty, or mo-tgage with power to *c}j, the Directors mav sell said property in the same manner, as to advertisement, and time aud place of sale, as Sheriffs are authorized to sell pro perty under general execution, mid prior to the tormal liquidation of the amount claimed to be due. ■** « »- TniRTEEN-rn -The Bo..:d of Directors to be mpuwered to give the. consent of the Assoeia- & ORGANS. Low Prices, Quick Sales. 40to(W J*erCi*nt. Discount, ■' Froui CkraVgu* Frice'-ot theliillowhig eLlebra- ted makers: V Cb ckeringnMathushek, Knatte, Svieuway, Hal- let and r.-*nK McPhail .t Co., Simpson * Co., Haines Bin,. Billings a Co. Parlor, and Church Organ ! Mason A lluialiu, 1'leuiils.t tt Peltou, Prescott Organ Co., 'lough A Warren. Attracting Purch asers from the Mountains to the ijea Testimonials from parties who have corresponded with several of the largest Piano and Organ dealers, established the faet that price* are lower in Augusta than elsewhere. TTn.i-u-ersi-ty of Georgia, GO^JvtEjjsroEiJvrsiisr'x’. . F- ~“ f Athens, July 15,1878. ! Acoust 2d—Annual Meeting of Trustees. 1 Apocst 4th—Commencement Sermon by Rev. ! James O. Branch. J Atjoyst 5th, A. M.—Sophomore Exhibition, j Acoust 5th, P. M.—Address before Societies, { by Gen. Alphcns Baker. ■ Acoust 6th (Night)—Champion Bebnte. I August 6th, A. M.—Junior Exhibition. Acoust 6th, P. M.—Address* before Alumni, f by Joseph Gnnalil, Eeq. , i August 7th—Commencement Dav. WM L.MITCHELL,* 8cc. of Board of Trustee*. Jnly ICtli.at. Koberx B.ufob;>. Wilbck F. Kilsxt. IRaiford 8s Kelssy, Attorneys at Law, And Counsellor’s and Solicitor’s in Equity, Cochran, Pulaski County, Ga Special and im mediate uttcutien given to any business con cerning lands. Intruders promptly ejected from, and titles cleared up, and wild lands look ed after generally, will buy aud sell lands, pav taxes for nonresidents etc. Will practice in afl the counties contingent to either the M. & xi. B.E. ortho Atlantic & and R. R. Good re ference given when desired. . july Ifith.tf. Clayton streets, referred to Commit tee Oil Public Property to investi gate a tnl report Lack to Comic?!. Pr J. C. Orr and A. S. Maude- ville, asking Council to lower and extend culvert crossing the street in rear of Jot of L. C. Matthews, nnd allow them lo move their front feneet. out on a line with other fences on the same street, referred to Stive Committee to investigate ami rej or; back to Coun e’d. Of W. A. Bums, for quart liquor license, to be used at the stove ht now occupies on Thomas street Granted on his complying With tin- law in regard thereto. Cajit. R. Nickerson appealed In fo re the Council and stated that Hope Fire Company No. 1, owed ;> balance of about $82.79 on a uou given .by ’Item for balance of i nt i chase tn ». c\ of Steamer. lie stated [For tiia Southern Banner^ - tl,e "« u ’ V ' : S 'lit.-, and tl.ai *» to tinned in purcha^in? from O. O, ROBINSON A CO I*ow Price# Quick 8»lcs. it, the hi otto oi* the Mu'U House «»f the South. *r!»ich is Competing Su«- eswfa h with V*trk jiti Kobtoti Uoo<!#»eiit t».v Kx>n*>i anywhere In the £H>uth, C <i. I)., on receipt ot mlvauce l- xpress Charges one way,* with privilege «»f examination vriven if so requested. Tuning and Repairing. Pianos, Church, Pipe and lteed Orgau.*, and all kinds of Musical Instruments Timed and Itepsircd }if Mr. IU.TAYIAJK, the only authorized Tuner for tho Augusta Music House. may 21.6m Frefefejr Idtfelv Satrala. Xt-u.cls:-r- One morn, a fairy Queen espied within a '.sicof flowers, Tbe valleys pride—a Lily; and assembling all her powers. Resolved, forthwith, to give it life, that it n ig t licverdie But Hire a thing of beauty nnd of joy o'emally. Accordingly, with eagerness her wand she ’ quickly drew. And touched its tiny head, low bowrd heneath . .tUeearij^dew: , Behold! dear little Sara! 1 ., tbika o.vii charming lovely self! MUTE SEWING MACHINE, Worses. THE I'n iersigned 1 :•>: <>t llarocs.* Ilorso- <V. Heave*' Stablo. ui-tv 6 tf. * in*t arrived with a fine < ’.in be found at Gann W. S. IIOLMAN. Now and Then.—It is only now and then that such men ;« Hon. Alex. H. Stephens, Ex-Go\ Smith nnd Ex-Gov. Brown of < >. cudovsi i medicine for the throat nod lungs, and when they ko it is pretty good evidence that the remedy must he a'x>d for the cme of coughs, colds and Jung aflfec- tious. 1'liey recomnicnd tiie Gx.ou« FunvEt: Cough Syrup, and their testimonials are. to be seen round ihe tt ;u wt;t sample ixitsJes of the Globe ■■ Sviitp, fet :ale hy. i(.’. \V. Long *fc Co., Athens, Ga | Nistu.—Tnu oliit-4,-1* ot tne A.>»oi-!atK»ii are I to h« a President. Secretary mid Treasurer, (tlic j same person to fill boll, o uoes,) ami five dir c- , tors, nnd the President sbai! Uc ex-oilicio a ! member of the Board. The officers aD to be stockboldi rs, to be elected by members of the Association annually, and vae mcies to be tilled in t -.mli manner and*at such times as tbe I>_,- ! Laws ureseribe. The Board of Directors shall I nj'p-fmt a Solicitor. .’be duties of id! the offi- i few shall itv defil ed iu the By-Law* of the I Association. Tbe B-iarit of Directors shall fix the nompensation of >l c Seen tarv and Trt-as- ] nrer. nnd ul- o that o! the Solicitor and Direc tors, to bo (add out cf the fund, of the Aosocia- tion Tenth.—Each s'o.-kliolder, for each -bare of stock, shall be entitled to purchase an advance or ty« hundred dollars, and no more, under such VeguMotis ns the By-Laws may prescribe. The avsUitoc iro J- --f the Assoeiat'.e>n shall be voter meetii ir of the stock- lioldeiw iltld be .-'.id to iile higbuSt bidder or bidder* among tbeio, j rovid >t i. e same be not any below tiro n.te of preuduin to be fixed bv tUe By-Laws, »* the prumiutn rate .it w hich the funds maybe sold. The By-Law* to prescribe the minimum rate > f premium to be nnp'kvib-'e to each p. riod of s'-x months, during the exis- iou, prov’.dei’ it be not :es* :*y time. Should there at I r the ilium v : .s Kgb is prescribed, the Secretary it 'd > - .-'*nr i •! t prepare and deposit, in a rcc ptnble to lie irt.rldtd let i.-.-.-.t purpose; tie ets inim's-n-d .-o as to repie.-tiil each share ol took in.I borrowed on, and the * ers-m to whom tbe s:.:d -bar- -b< longs, mid the President tion to tiie side of property mortgaged or pledged to it and to tue substitution of other property in lieu of that mortgaged or pledged on terms to be fixed by the By-Laws. 'The Directors to have authority to make such settle ment of debt* due the Association as tbe u \- i aws may prescribe, and in case of doubtful security, such compromise settlements as tlicv m iv fie,-in best. Fovkteexth —Titles to land vested in said Association in the course of its business, may be conveyed by ii quit claim deed, executed by the Secretary' “>id Treasurer. Fiftkesth——Whenever the accumulation of hinds are sufficient to pay off and settle every I uticanceUed share of a' oek at tl.c sum of two hundred dollars bv deducting the rate of minimum premium that may at tiie tim>. exist the Directors are eiiqaiwared to inuke such deduction and declare the Assoei»t ; on deter- iulne.1 and closed, provided that tiie premium siiall nevi r lie less than In per cent without the consent of every stockliolder SixtKENTH — Tiie capital stock of the Associ ation to be three hundred shares with the privilege to increase it to one thousand shares. SETENTi-KMii—Amendments to tiiis cliarter to be made iti conformity to the laws of the 8tate governing chancre, and bv a majority of stock, properly jr.-presented alter having been presented jor action one month prv>vijusly. tour petitioner s state that tiiree hundred dol lars ot the cap-tal to be oil!played in conduc ting the operation* of said Association have been actually paid in, and that tlie Association A tiny bud of promise, jnst i>ecping into 4sy, A little ray of sunlight from Heaven on our way— A true well-spring of pleasure nil bubbling o'er with mirth— A very Queen of babies—a eberub on the earth, A princess." rightly named, who makes sub jects of us all, Exalted in thy sphere--'tho,’ ii st-rue, then art small'. Unconsciously revejiling thy many charms ;o view, Tfcon mnkest u» admire, and love and ctirrtah you. the Conqwtty hail tto menus ;it tli, pre«c*tit titn-* to pay it, amJ nskino that tiie G- illicit assist tin tit iu iht payment of tit rote in sii-ti v ay they tleenteil lu-sl. On mot ion o* Alderman 7 i:• {>t. t .n' the Treasurer v a instntet ed i • pny the note and c)isir<*e it im to the Company as an ailvmit-p payment on the nntsmvl appropriatii ns made hy , the CotVltVsil t«t ilie Cotnjiniiy. * zVId Tiitm TaJmaitife made a ver* hal report in regard t,q ; t - T p.. --wo^fotFflis-Kauifer-Hookj^d-LaddetCi- -- CompatiV. He stated tlial it woaI«I i.-usl .-ilu itt £12‘> to furnish '.lie Com pany wit It a wagon, iiarness so tlf.it the Company could arrange t < ns - Initses to the Bubeock Mr.cliine, lie recommended tliat the pnrcliasf lie made. On motion of Alderman Hampton the report was received, adopted, and the purchase ot the wagon, harness etc. ordered, up m lit • colt- Hit ton, that lit*.- wagon, liintcss it, [ should revert to the City, if at any May Heaven’s choicest blessings rest ever on thy brow, Thy life be always gladsome, and beauteous as now, Those ills w’tb time oft brings, in thy future have no pnrt, The shafts of cruel fate never pie ce iby little - heart. pAthens, Ga., July loth 1S78. Council Proceedings Said to he the lightest-running, tbe most beautiful, cheapest, best, and hugest Sewing Machine in the world. Ladies and the public are iuvited to call and see, at tbe Office, next door to Wm. McDowell’s, College Avenue. Sewing Machine Needles and attachment* ct all kinds for sale j»v J. BANCROFT, Agent. feb5-ly. Stsubs of Georgia., COMPTROLLER GENERAL’S OFFICE, Atlanta, G*., July 10th, 1878. To whom it may Coxckrn :—A List of Wild Lands returned by Tax Receivers, ns in default tor taxes for 1877, has been published in the Atlanta Constitution once a week for four weeks. i of the law. L- it H. COBB, Solicitors. Filed ill office, Ji: v 4th 1878. * J: >11N 1. HUGGINS. C.S C. :< d time the carry <>ut Comtfil. Street Cmnpany sinm'd tail I- its agroeinent with t!i< Co nmitt”e was touce o! the A*-<i than 4u >«-r c-cw i any time, be no !• tin’- inniimuin r«. I'KOKGIA, Clarke County.— \I Whereas, Sarah Ada Henderson, tx< tu trix ot Mutlbew 11. Henderson, deceased, ap plies for leave to sell )v.irt of ti.e Iti-nl batata of said IWd , to wii: One House mid Tail iu Athci s. iu said county, known as the 11 ilson lot, containing 4 seres, more or le-s. There are therefore to cite and uotilv all concerned 'to show cause at my office on o before the fust Mouday in S. j t,i,.b 0 r ns t wi y ,ui.i k-nve sljo iiu Llt b*- griu.lcJ. Given under roy liuiid ; tl fliec, this 5tli of : July, 187S. (AfA M JACKSON. | v r - lit - ;tr y- ; rjv pcetfnJly reqaes s:iid list, and make corrections, or pay the tax, and save farther ebst or trouble. V.rv Respectfully, W. L.* GOLDSMITH, Comptroller Gercral. jnljT6.lt. rartit*-' further time in roganl i«. mlve t pelitionetl lor by A. S. D rsi-y. By Ahlerimm Luetts, liesolcc- /, That a CeimmiUoe of thre- v y : Mayor Rucker, Ablermau ilo<log,.,. an-1 Ex Mayor C <7. T.iltn nl^c i. appointed to act with any < otam t t .• of citizens that may be apj>->i.it.f-l, i Council Chamber, » ) #rn»i»ai«-« for < s ii :tb!-‘ ie s -e;ftion o Athens,Ga., July 8th, ’78, ' i the deletrates to ti c* Affiieultur;. 4 o’clock p. in. ^ | Convention. < >..u i<> asdniiihle in this The regular monthly meeting of jThat the stun o! Conmtil was iield tfiis evcninir*. i>ves« | one lumdred dollars bt* appropriated ent His Honor Mayor Kuckt»r and j ami ]»laced in tiie hands of tbe Com- Aldermen Hodgson, Kemp, Hamc-1 n, ’ ,lteo . to ,. be expended for the pm- . „ r P , , , T I pose indicated in this resolution ton, Carlton, Ialntadge and Lucas, i , , ’ ° _ i adopted by Aldennan Jlodgson. lhe minutes of the last mommy- j Jictfolcatl, That upon the payment were read and confirmed. ! to Trca-ut er of $10 by \V. H. Jones, petitions ! * ,c ho granted a license until the firs . ne r» a m . i day ot January next, to have suen Lit 15. A. stovall, I rnstee. askiuir a : •. • i , , T ,, , ,, . ... . ... ! exhibitions in Dcupree IJall aa shall reduction of six bundled >to!lar* on | approved by the Mayor, adopteo. the assessment of his Real Estate, j The monthly reports of the Tre:i-- He having complied with lhe law in ! mer, Chief ot Police, Lamjdiglite" regard to filing objections ’ JllldCle [ k Ma,krt ' vm ‘ read a,i< ‘ meiits, the reduMum was m.ulc. On motion of Aldennan Hodgson Harris, asking a red tic* ■ the Street Commissioner was in* *v Julv a-r.i STotio©. By order or the Board of Trustees of tho University of Georgia, ti.e Prudential Com mittee i.t'rtby invite bi- * tor the High School Building and Lands adjacent; with * view to the purchase of a more Ursiruble location. \YM. L. MITCHELL,Chairman. Athens, July 16th.2t. STotice. I^H N tion on assessment of poperty longing to J. E. Pittman & Co B ill liEADB ANj LLITLR ihcvymbrated.“BELLE oi- KENTUCKY ..-I,; . . . . l-iour tor sale. tl.-aOs- ‘-L'i'C ou^aPonotirt ce ! upril 2fi fitii. F. 11. LUCAS. l,o j structed not to pay over 65 cents p*.-v y i day for hands to work on the streets , . after lhe present wc «k. objecuon to assessment having been J The following bil • were ordered filed in lhe manner tir.d time pre-! be paid on nppi oval of the Mayor: i> petiih-.n ! Athens Gas Ligl t Company $62.o0 —$62.6(1 $1.40. Childs, Nicker son & C<>. $2l.ti5. Burpee Bros. „ , $23.10. Southi rn Watchman $20. He ii«n hnv- j ^ouiiMTii Rmnor £29.90. I{. Chapel ing complied with the ordinance, the ] $G0. Robert s ^21.80. Gatin scribed by ordinance, was laid on the table. Of Alfred "William* dilution on : 8*ts-nieti\ the p asking a re* petition was laid on the table. Of a numb.-r of citizens. :: *t ng Council to locate and cnhsiruct a cistern at junction of Tl.omaa ; : U( ( & Reaves 337.75. A h in- Foundry and Machine \V- i l.s S-10.50. M. B. McGiniy $235 J. C W‘)k;n* $8!.?)0» Council adjout in ■!. 1 W. A. Gu.tKi. tmi. (”.evk