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SirROlK^BHho* tiny Yeast Powder ,3% the World, *• AMD PERFECTLY PURS. ' € : -: ■ / j ■->' • X: ./ ' . ' '<-€-* r wW ■ - ififift mm ' iSaii ISO. 43 ATHENS, GEORGIA, 6, 1878. UmPi'ersity ef sywauk hbjiary VOL. 62. GENERAL KRECTORY. Keep it Before the People! CLARKE COUNTY. .Tu.lire Superior Court—Geo. 1). Rice. Solicitor Gcn'-ral—A. L. Mitchell. Juugo Count' Court—W. B. Thomas. SoliStor County Court—L. 'V. Thoiwu. Ordinary—Ait* U. JaiksDn. Clerk Court—John I Hoggins. Sheriff—J. A. Browning. Treasurer—S. C. Reese. Tax Collector—F. B. Lucas. Tax Receive! —David E. Sims. Corouer—W. F. Hood, - ■ - CITY OF ATHENS Mayor—J. it. Kucke". Couneilmen—1st Ward, Hodgson & Palmer; 2d Ward, Luces and Ce.rlton; 8rd Ward, Kemp uud Burke ; 4th Ward, lVmudge and Hampton. Chief of l’olic*—II. «3obb Davis. Folioemeu—B. Kulp J. *)’Farrell, B. O. W. Rose, W. T. Moon and H. A. Shirley. Street Commissioner—lleury Hill. City Attorney..T. W. Rucker. Clerk Com cfl—W. A G land. i uoi v^fFICE. FOst Master—J. C. Orr. Clerk—Jas. Rnodcs. MILITARY, f ■apt Lane, Capt. ot», Co. R—C. L. Ho| Athens Blues, (col.)—W. A. l’ledge RELIGIOUS. lit. MetlKH.iei Clint eh, Rev W. H. Butter, Frstor. Sen ices 11 n. to. uud 8 p. m., Sunday. Sabbath aeliojl, 9 1*2, a. in., Sunday. Prayer Meeting, 5 p. m. Wec.nesday. Oconee street Mctk*Hli*t Church, Rev. F. A Hiur.mond, Fastor. Service* 11 a. m., and 71-2 Sundi.v. Sabliat’t school 3 1*2 p. ' Thl THE PLACE TO BUY DRY GOODS AT THE RIGHT PRICES. Great Excitement, EVERYBODY ON THE LOOKOUT FOR mm ./sk. jut <ea- .m. m. iw mm * THE WILDEST ENTHTJSI AM, Still Continues to Pervade the People, And. KTo Wor»dor, BUT NOW IS THE GRAND CLIMAX, WAIT FOR IT LOOK FOB IT. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT! S i hens Guilds—J. H. Rncker.Captiiu aivorslty CadeU, t)o. A--S. T. IJniveraHy ’Da-lot**, Co. R—C. L. i Blues, (col.)—W. A. Pledger. On pi Floyd, Capt. ~ it. Prayer meeting, 7 1-2 p. to., Th UTO* P Sunday- dny. Proabyteriun Church, Rev. C. W. Lane, Pas tor. Services. 11 a. in., and 4 p. m., Snuday Sabbath school, 7 1-2, a. m., Sunday. Ijaye ineicing, 8 p. m., Tuesday, itnd 4 p. m. Tnurs* • ^'SiptWt Ciitnvh, Rev. C. D. Campbell, Ptt- totr. 'Services 'll, a. in., and 8, p. tt^Mundav Sunday school, 9, a. r.i., Sutday. Prayer meet ing Wednesi.av afterneon and Tlmrsday night. Protestant Episcopal, Emannel Cburcli, Rev. M. inglis, Rector. Services, 11 n. m. and 8 p. in . Sninliiy. Prayer meeting, 5 p. m., Wcdnes- ,ljy. Sabbath school. 9 a. m. Sunday. st. Mary’s Kpievpai. no Pastor. Services every Sabbath morning and evening. Primitive Baptist. Rev. David Putman, Pas tor. Service* ‘.'.J Sut jrc uy and Sabbath in cucli month. _ . Congrcgat on Children of Israel, (1. Jacobs, Reader. Roman CutlmlioChurch. Patlier Oh«ra. Priest Colored Methodist, Rev. L. Thomas, Pastor. Services every Sahhath, morning and even ng. Colored Bij tist, Rev. Floyd Hill Pastor. Ser vices cverv Sabbath morning and cveuing. FI REM AN IC. Chief Fire Department, II. Benss ■. 1st Assistant, W.H. Jones; 2d Assistant, E. Tahnndgc. Hope. No. 1, E. .1. Christy, Captain. Honk and Laddi r, C. G. Tulmadge, Captain Relict (col.) Edvard Johnson, Captain. FRATERNAL. Mt. Vernon L-cli.e, No. 22, R Chappie, W M.; 1. M. Kci.ney, Secretary. Meets cverv second Friday iiiglil ineachmonlh. Atociis R. A. Chapter, No. 1, R. M. U. I* • J. M. Kenney, Secretary. Meets every second Thursday night in each month. 1. o. O. F. W illiams I.islgc, No. 15, <1. W. D.ivis, N. G. Meet* every Monday evening, F.-llov’s Encsinpinont, Oliver Lodge, No. IT, John B Gardner, C. P.; E. J. Christy, Scribe. Golden Rule laalge, No. 211, Knights of Honor, Jl J. Morris, D ; L. Schevenel, 1L Meets every 2d and 4th Wcdncsilay night. 1. O. G. T.-Wm. King, W. C.; J. E. Mc- Cusdv, Secretary. Meets every Tuesday night. Unprecedented Sale of Fine Goods and Slaughter of Prices. Room for the Pointers and Carpenters. We must have it and everything must go. Our Entire Slock of Fine Dress Goods, Black SH is, MonrnuigGoods, Snrimcr Muslins, Alpacas. Cassimercs, Linen Dama-k. Towels, Napkins, Doi lies. Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Lacca, Kuching*, Shirts, bleaching*, Sea Island Shining, Factory Goods, &c., <fcc. Tn all Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth at an Enor mous Seduction. Respectfully Submitted by the. Regulators of. the North East ^Georgia Ihy. Goods Market. - ■= , . c • V-fHs James M. Gray & Co. Oranlte Row, No. n m v 7.3m. Application For Charter. Static of Gr.ottc.iA, Cot'.VTV OF t'LV KK. , • To tie I/oiioruhle Supr-1 i. > f»iior Cot it of no id j TT T 7j Toe. petit'on of J a n i s 8. Hajiili.v, Jon* if W. Nbvitt, A. K. i litLtii, 11. C. \Vu.tk, Stetiss Thomas, L. 11. CiiAitiH xiKB, V. L. G. Harms, E. R. Hot ovox, J. II. Kic.er and C. G. Talmaiiok, res|sjctl'ully showeth that they and sm-li other person* as may liereaf.er be as sociated with them, dcsiie to lie inror,ranted anti made a hod- politic under mid by the 'name or The. Allien* Ice Manufacturing Com pany, the object of their association being the manufacture nud sale, ot ice; that they propose to carry on the hnsiness of manufacturing ice and selling the same both by wholesn'c and re tail under the eor|*irate name afor.-Miid, tliat they have two tbousa'iid dollars of capital to be employed by tliem uctuallv paid in; that their pi. cc of doing lm..ilic-s is ill said Statu and county n.-nr the city of Athens; and that they tiesirc to lie iiicorvorate-l for twenty years with a capital stock -if till ecu thonaand do Jars for the cbjecla mu) ptir|>osi s aforesaid, with no iiabi ity npm the pi.rt of anv i dividual stock- iioldcr for the debts of the cor|Miration beyond the nmenut. of tlic unpaid sulncripliou ol said stockholder to thecip til stock. Whci.Tore vour petitioners pray tliat the per.-ons aforesaid and such others as may lu-re- aftcr ho ossoriated with them and their suc- The Southern Banner PRINTING [communicated.] Oconee County, July 29. Mr. Editor : /Tlte Superior Court of Oconee county was lteld last week. His Honor Jmljre Rice arrived here in Watkinsville on the 22d, in tiine to breakfast with our genial land lord, E. S. Billups. The Court was organized and went to business about 10 o’clock. Notwithstanding the hot weather Judge Rice relieved the Dockets of all tlie old cases and good many new ones. v , T ,,. , Among the visiting lawyers pres ent were Capt. Alex. S. E-win who is a prominent candidate as Judge Rice’s successor, and for whom the county of Oconee is for. Hon, H. D. McDaniel and Wray, from Walton ; T. W. Rucker, S. P. Thurmond, L. W. Thomas, Geo. D. Thomas, Emory Speer, Pope Barrow, Capt. Howell Cobb and Asa M. Jackson, from Clark; besides the local bar were also present on the session of the Court. Every thing passed off quietly." IF The woman who rejoice in salad and ice cream, hot cakes and warm pie; IF The Student*who eats hastily and sits down at once to active mental labor ; IF The Business Man who bolt3 his food in eager haste and hurries to his counting-room A The Hard Drinker could look at the delicate glands, swollen and festered with disease, that cause the troublin'.; brain; IF The Lawyer, the minister, the mer chant, and all who lead sedentary lives and are subject to Dyspepsia or Indi gestion, Constipation and Headache; IF These only knew wfcat Herrell’s Hg- petine for'the Liver will do for their relief, and how quickly it cures—there would be much less suffering than ab present The grea Liver Medicines for sale by Di. C. W. Long, & Co , I.lvrr la King. Tiie Liver is ti e imperial organ of the whole human system, as it-con trols the life, health and happiness oi When it is disturbed OS'i'sq®.. Artistic Sk-ll, Attra'-tive Beauty, J»w I’ricea ami t»niclc Work, Combined witfi a Guarantee to give Perfect aatisfaot'on, or so pay.| IVp arc proniircii to do all ikinds of JOB WORK, si.eh L THE PAPER TO TAKE. X.OXYCS aSSTJLBXsZSSCSS. Enterprising:! Reliable! The Chronicle & Sentinel (ESTABLISHED t788.) The Constitutionalist (ESTABLISHED 1709.) Two Papcra Coniulldatrd Iinli 18, 1877. THE CHRONICLE .fc CONSTITUTION. A LIST, (DAILY, TRIWEEKLY, WEEKLY, ...tlie only morning pnj>er published in the City of Augusta, r.nd the only raiper receiving the Telcgmpliie- Dinvwtchci. of th- New York Associated Press. The jiiIv moniing paper published in Eastern Georgia a id Western South Car jlinn. Oilers gnater advauta i s to advertisers than any paper in the &onth. The Chronicle iE is Demc- eratio in polities, but perfacllv i idependeut in its ctuinnoiUs upon men and measures, lis opiuions upon nil important mat leisure fearless ly expressed, and resolutely maintained. Dnr'mgtiie c-miug winter rpecii.l eorrespendent in Wushiugtou, Atlanta, and I'olumbia, will keep our reader* tally informed of the pro ceedings of C-.ngresa and of the Legislature of Georgia and South Carolina. Its Commercial Reports are cu’ef dW compiled, and are full a.id ucciinJc. Now is the time to sub-oribe. Daily, fill per annum; Tri-Weekly, $5; Weckiv, (a mammoth sheet) $2, cash in ad vance. Bio- edition sent free o. jKistage. Address WALSH & WRlGUr, Managers. cessors may be incorporated lor and during a term of twenty yea ’s, with the privilege of le- ncwal at tlic expiration of that time for tli j ob jects and piinmse.i above, set forth and in the manner therein set forth, under t no corporate name iu> alove stated ; that by anti in said cor porate naire they may have the right to sue and be sued ; to buy ard bold such real os'ate and other property us they may deem necessary to carry out the objects and pu rposes- of their charter; to make such By-laws and Reg ulation* aud have such officers as they may deem necessary not in conflict wii.h the laws of tbia State; to have and use a common seal, and thj same at will to alter; and to nuke any and all lawful contracts necessary for carrying on their business ; and your petitioner! will ever pray , dec. _ W. S. MORRIS, Petitioner’s Attorney. A true exttactJlYom the Minnie* of Clarke Superior Court. This btb day of July, 1878. JOHN I. HUGGINS,b. 8. 0. BUSINESS CARDS, VISITING CARDS, WEDDING CARDS, DANCE CARD:?, POSTAL CARDS. SHOW TiCKFTS. * ELECTION TICKETS, BALI. TICKETS, DODGERS, WEDDING INVITATIONS PARTY INVITATIONS, SOCIETY SUMMONS,} ECorsos. THE Undersigied has mat arrived with a flue lot ol Harness H irscs. Can be brand ft Gann & Reaves’ Stable. mav 6 tf. W. S. HOLMAN. | BILL HEADS, NOTE HEADS, j LETTER HEADS, TAGS. DRAFTS, NOTES, ENVELOPES, CIRCULARS, INVOICES, RECEIPTS, SOCIETY CERTIFICATES!, POSTERS, ACCOUNT SALES, PAMPHLETS. CATAliOGUES, PROGRAMMES. . DATE LINES, HAND BlLI£, BADGES, TAGS, &C., «S;C. f- - Sea Foann IS ABSOLUTELY PURE, contains no Ingredient or element :u«i Inluriouv e.teciaJ ‘ me of the Uadi<u*libei - w orbakt^ ptiuder, to make light blend. _ <t, well-raised bread biscuit, and cake* digest easily, and conduce to good hcilth. The victims of perar rookery abound on ererv baud, sutd are numbered by thousands anil tens of thousands. No more prevalent and distressing complaint exi>ts than dy.pepila. Vi’e have It on good autliorlty, that xi(ore than >1.000,000 weve paid eat last year IN THIS COUKTHT ALONE, for it medtetnes to cure tills malady. An ounce of prevention Is worth a pound of cure, more potent cause of indigestion and dyspepsia exists than heavy, sodden brend and pastry. To avoid this, use Ska Foam, which makes Utter cookery Kith recocd qvul.ty cf flour tlian can otherwise be made with the best flour. Sea Foam IS COMMENDED By Chemists, Physicians, Scientific Men, aud every Ho use Deeper who boa GIVEN IT A FAIR TRIAL. , All who have tested its merit* agree t.s to Its perfection. It will do all u.ui is claimed for it, and is warranted to give rathfaeiioti. The lady who hsa once used it trill as soon dis pense wUh salt from her pantry as do without Seat Flam. It -mini- everywhere WITHOUT AN EQUAL For the purposes -‘or wliieli it is intended; and not only is this the case, hut the saving which it effected by its use Is really wonderful. One can of Ska Foam [s worth three of any ether baking compound. BY TJSJlNG sea toaJl, YOB CAN HEX KOBE BREAD BY FORTY POUJIIlS Than con In eny other way be male from a barrel of flour; And the rating in trr*. milk, and other ingredient* vlll. during three month', more than pay its wi. SKA FOAM is now u>cd by the leading hotel* aud restaurants tlirougboul. tli e country, Mid xciy largely ll^irivatebunllies. ifiAME Uy^Jli^ never regn-t It, for no iicuuktrptr ikavwp mb uud Sea Foam »iB crtr again ba wAJkoal it. With retro can tf StA FoaW iipttJtnUd a tint ctmtaiAiHn full dintliMafor utt,aud twenty trrtn 1 _ , . . mart. When tl i* aintirbwt tu its ^ On Monday at noon the citizens ot ^opffTWlifin, all kmda w* ntimriils arc the iialin-:;! result. The digest ion. o‘ food, the movements of tfn; h ai t, and hlootl, the action of the hrain and nervous system, are all inmn-ui- niclv coinieqU-d with the working; of theLivi't'. Ti ha* i v**n siicceftstuM? proved that GreenV Auauat ; Flower is uqi-qmijlifil in t-uiiiiu oil pt'i-s<>i;s «ii- flfetedjMtK'Daiiwiiiiii or. Liver y—r grocer lfop it, anti if he is unwCllDg to vuppij it, send for circular and price-list to 6Am,J(lHES&C0,S)leSjfi 176 Hoaae 6t, Heir York. TJaai-trorsii-ty of Georgia, COM BdiHilSrCE TgrHSIsT'X’- Athkks., J aly 15,1878. Acoi st 2d—Annual Meeting of Trustees. AroisT 4tb—i'ommcnceuieui. Sermon by Rev. Jair.ca U. Ilrnmh. Aunirar 5th, A. M.—Sopliomora E]:hil)ilion. Auoi.'ST 5tli, 1*. M.—Adores* before Societies, by Geri. Alphen* Baker. Avocst 5!1i (Night)—Champion Debate. Adocst 6th, A. M.—Junior Exhibition. August 6th, P. M.—Address before Ainmui by Joseph Ganabl, Esq. August 7th—Commencement Day. WM L. MITCHELL,’ Sec. of Boird of Trustee*. Juir 16th.8t. TOB work of;all i ESCRIP- t) lion i»4*hily done at- th'-oflico ■OTHERS SELOOX REALISE Tliat indulgence in fruits and vege tables causes deposits in the milk which induce Colie or Cholera Infan tum in their nursing little one*. To counteract these injurious effects the mother should use Parker’s Ginger Touie. It strengthens ai d eori*-cls her own nervous condition, and its goed effects are imparted vl rougli the milk to the child, making it cheerful, free from pain, ami disposed to refreshing sleep. Many ladies suf Public School Notice! i™' s f, ' ,,ni . , . • . 1 Nervousne-w, will be s« rpiiM'd at the tii'» mreugiii.™- a '<>...!« affords, as by its use they find relief IT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES, ond rf .'jHrctftilly solicit a *haro of public mt- rona£E. II. CARLTON. E-1. A. I’rop’r. “SouTnaitw Banxf* ” Ocoftee were addressed by Emory Speer, Esq., for one hour and a half, “ On the Simation of the 9th.” I have heard of lio new convert. Mr, Speer, . I understand, would have been replied to" on Monday v bat for the fact ho Rucker addressed the citizens of this county, for one hour and more, in reply to Mr. Speer, in which lime he completely dt monstrated the fact that Mr. Speer’s position wa3 wrong all the way through, that he was fighting now the very convention system that he had.struggled long and hard to be nominated tinder. He also read from the Noted Memo~ rial, of which Mr. Speer claims to be the daddy of, in which it appears that Mr. Spe ar charged the people ol Oconee of the most flagrant brutsdiiy. In that they would not, for love or money, allow visiting attorneys or other citizens to come into their liouscs, even to sleep at night—that others than those who lived in the immediate community, would have to ride or walk through the mud and cold to their homes, or else pitch tents in the Court House yard, dur ing the night, and get something to eat as best they could. No doubt Mr. Speer treated the people of this part of the county, at that time, very unkindly. The bitter wrongs prac ticed by him in former days are still green ami fresh in the memory of the good people of Oconee. Such gross charges as he made against us are not to be blotted out in a day. \Ye had a most excellent rain hist night, and everybody w feeling invich better, though l fear the rain come too late to do the corn much good. The delegates to the Gainesville Con vention will be in Gainesville on the evening of the 31st iust. Yours truly, Farmer. pumit, ai | , Loni* lbatV*siflt. iiofii all tyihcHlthy"? * condition <of the. Liver ittid' iHtotnaoli. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all tov. :s oil the Western Continent. Throe doses will prove that it is just what you want. Good Digestion.—“ Give us this day our daily bread” and pood medi cine to digest it, is both reverent and human. The human stomach and liver aie fruitful sources of life’s comforts ; or disordered and diseased, they tingle miser j along every nerve ami through every artery. The mai» or woman with good digestion see beauty as they walk, and overcome obstacles they’meet in the routine oi life, where the dispeptic sees only gloom and stumbles and growls at even imaginary objects. The world still needs two or three new kinds of medicine before death can be perfectly abolished ; but that many lives have been prolonged, and many sufferers from Liver disease, Dbpepsia and Headache, have been cured by Mor rell’s Ilepatine, is no longer a doubt. It cures Headache in twenty minutes, and there is no question but what it is the most wonderlul discoveiy made in medical science. Those afflicted with Biliousness and Liver Complaint should use Merrcll's Ilepatine. it can be hud at Dr. C. W. Long & Co., I»rl«!c« ltcduced. A Gentle Hint.—In our style oi climate, with its sudden changes of temperature—rain, wiud and sunshine often intermingled in a single day—it is no wonder that our children, friends and relatives are so frequently taken from VjS by neglected colds, half the deaths resulting directly from this cause. A bottle of Boschee’s GermaD Syrup kept about your home for im mediate use will prevent serious,sick ness, a large doctor’s hill, and perhaps death, hy the use of three or four doses. P. S.—Independent, from Oconee 1 For curing Consumption, Hemorrhages 1 • .. . Pneumonia, feevere Coughs, Croup or who wri tes tor the Watchman., boUlly ** - - tion and licensing of Teacher*, and the con- *equi;nt failure of some Teacher* to precure license, it lias been ordered by the Board of Education ol Clarke Conoty, that the time be extended to :bc 15lh‘ of August the present jear. All applicant* can, iu ti e lucantniv, or on that day, ]>e examinee) by the Undersigned. It must be di»tipctly understood however, that in future, tbe limitation, ns piibhshid will be adhered to. H. R. BERNARD, Con utv £c!.ool Ooiamisriouer. . joly .30.3). from puiit, aud functional regularly restor«*d. Buy a 81 bottle from your druggist IL T. Brumby, or a sample bottle at 15 cents, and test | ils met its. —James M. Gray A- Co., regu lators of Northeastern dry goods market. asks why I did not tell how many Independents were in in the meeting held in Watkinsville on the 2d. I as hoi tly answer, there were none. No ■mi one, and that be was the last one to leave tbe bouse ; (if I am not mis taken in the man. Certainly there were none present or they would not have remained quiet and have had their r nines enrolled on the (i other side.” ^ F. —J tines M. Gray it Co, regu lators of Northeastern dry ^onils market. any disease of the Throat or Lungs, its success is simple wonderful, as your druggist will tell you. German Syrup is now sold in every town and. village on this continent Sample bottles ter trial, 10c; regular size, 75. Fnr sale L” R. T. Brumby & Co. Our white friends of Athens and vicinity, "ill find lit kets for the ex*, eursiou to Atlanta, Aug. Oth. tor sale at Mr T. A. Burk-’s and at Mr. J. W. Fleming’s. Two special passen ger ca>- wiil he furnished for tlieir accommodation, Brydye, Safi' and Boyd*