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To the Democratic Voters of
the Ninth Congressional
District.
[-■i j ii ii.« in
SOUTHERN BANNER
111 / i il
AUGUST
20.
ms.
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K!eclc*i by yonr suffrages, in eon-
tormi.v with the tinte-lionoreil usages
of the Pemucratie party, in nominate
a fit ami proper person to lepresent
you in the 40th Congress, we are
happy to believe that we have dis-
eharged our duty in a manner which
will command your hearty approval
and‘will secure your earnest support.
When it was found by the friends j
and supporters of the two worthy
.and distinguished citizens whose
names were presented to the Conven
tion as candidates tor the nomination,
that a protracted struggle might im
peril the peace and harmony of the
party and thus involve our defeat at
the November election, with iliac pa
triotism and unselfish devotion to the
public good which have ever charac
terized the party and which have
proved your representatives to be
worthy of the high trust you confi
ded to them, the Convention, laying
aside all individual preferences and
personal predilections, although earn
estly entertained and deeply cher
ished have selected with unanimity
and have presented to you as your
standard-bearer in the coming can
vass, the Hon. Joel Abbott Billups,
ol Morgan, as a candidate in every
way worthy'ot your suffrages, in ev
ery way qualified to represent you
well and faithfully in the federal Con
gress.
In adoring this course, tod, the
supporters of Hon. H. II. Ca’lton
and of Hon. H. Pr Bell, knew- that
they were carrying out the wishes of
those gentlemen, to both of wliott?
t he success ot the Democratic party
was infinitely more to be desired'than
individual triumph or the gratification
of personal ambition, however just or
laudable.
Joel Abbott Billups was born' and
reared and has always lived among
you. His name and that of his fam
ily are as familiar as household words
in this district. His record is known
to you all, and bis w orst enemy, if be
have such, cannot allege aught against
him which can cast the slightest
shadow on his name and r •putation.
Possessed 'of talent of a high order,
irreproachable cliaracter, and sound
political views,In full fellowship with
the Democratic party, firm in his al
legiance t6 its organization, you,
through your representatives, with
out solicitation on his part, have-cho
sen him as yonr standard bearer jfr
the coming contest, believing that
the democracy of all parts of the dis
trict will cordially unite in his sup-
jjort and elect him by an overwhelm
ing majority.
In the canvass before you your
contest is really with the organized
radical party, though it presents
itself in the deceptive guise of “in
dependent” democracy. Had the
pretended objections of the indepen
dents to the organization of the
democratic party been sincere ; bad
their opposition been caused alone by
an honest desire to reform what they
believed to be abuses, now that every
one of their alleged objections has
been removed by the action of the
party itself, they would immediately
abandon a contest which can only im- i
peril democratic success, and inal.i !
possible the triumph of the infaiuou- j
faction which lias, for so many years, !
oppressed and plundered our coun
try and our people.
The Independents have objected
that the delegates to Democratic
Conventions did not represent the
will ef the people. The delegates to
the Convention which nominated
Joel Abbot Billups were elected for
the most part at primary elections or
large meetings of the patty after full
and sufficient notice.
The Independents have objected
that the representation in democratic
conventions was unjust in that it did
not fully represent democratic num
bers. In the Gainesville Convention
yonr representation was fixed on the
same basis as your representation in
the General Assembly. To have
complied fully with the demands of
the Independents would have shorn
fhe smaller and less populous counties
conventions have been generally (
have been made hv a few in- 1 1
of their proper share of power and
have given the larger count i.-s an
undue preponderance which they,
with characteristic justice, refused to
sanction. The Independents have
objected that democratic nominations
by
corrupt
terested pirties and did not relied the
popular will. Joel Abbott Billups did
not seek the nomination directly or in
directly. 'I he nomination sought him.
lie stands before you to day as the
, candidate whom you have unanimous
ly chosen.
By the union of the Democratic
party, by strict adherence to its estub
lished us ages, by willing obedience to j
its will as expressed by its organiza
tion, Georgia and her sister Slates ot
the South, have emancipated them-
seives from the corrupt an 1 tyranni
cal rule ot the radicals, and guaran
teeing and maintaining in good faith
the legal rights of all, without dis
tinction of color or race, have re
stored the local self-government which
our fathers made the corner stone of
constitutional liberty. It is by con
tinued union and by undeviatiug ad-
beience to the democratic principles
aud usages which wisdom and long ex
perience have, sanctioned and estab
lished, that we can alone maintain the
possession of this inestimable right.
An Umtcnlnble Truth.
\ cu.di—etfve to suffer, and if ,ip'jt
lead a miserable, u isati-factory life
in tins beautiful world it is entirely
yonr own fault and there is only one
excuse for you,—your unreasonable
prejudice and skepticism, which has
thousands. Personal knowl
edge and common sense reasoning
will soon show’ you that Green’s
An ,ust Flower will cure you of Liv
er Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all
its miserable effects, such as sick
headache, palpitation of the heart,
sour stomach, habitual costiveness,
dizziness of tin* bead, nervous pros
tration, low spirits, <te. Its sales
now reach every town cn i lie Western
Continent and rot a Driigtrist but
will tell you ofi«s wonderful cures.
You can buy a Sample Bottle for 10
ts. Three doses will rel’eve you.
The radical party, through its'leaders
and newspapers,-ha.ve boldly avowed
that, by the support of self-styled
independent democratic candidates,
they propose to break the “solid
South” and achieve their own triumph.
They regard the success of an ‘•inde
pendent democrat” as practically
equivalent to the success of a radical;
and- they are right, for it only by
radical yotes.that an independent can
—James M. Gray & Go., rcgula
tors of Xorthea-tern drv goods mar
ket.
Good Digestion.—“ Give us this
day our daily bread” anu good 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 misery along every nerve
and through every artery’. The man
or woman with good digestion see
beauty as they walk, and overcome
obstacles they meet in the’ routine of
life, where the dispeptio 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 he perfectly
abolished ; hut that many lives have
been prolonged, and many sufferers
from Liver disease, Dbpepsia and
Headache, have been cured by Mtr-
roll’s Hepatine, is no longer a doubt.
It cures Headache in twenty minutes,
IttC.GIIX
BUG G1ES —BUG G1KS
BUGGIES:
W
Athens, 1 r
Manufacturer of and dealer in all kinds of
Carriages, Bu ies, Wagons, Suikys,
Ton or no top liturgies and Spring Wagons
All kinds of vehicles repaired tit short notice
painting and trimming done in the best and
iatest styles. Work put up to order and war
ranted to give satisfaction.
Black Smithing
Done in tin- best manner, 1 arncss made and re
paired at short notice. I v.se the best material
that can be had. and have skilled workman who
know their bo-in e-. Having an experience of
eleven years 1 led <oofide-.it of giving satisfae-
tion. Give me a trial and I am satisfied you will
tie pleased as I do the cheapest work in the city.
Shop op[>osite
J. Z. COOPER'S LIVESV STABLE.
W. R. BEAVERS.
jan296m.
( 1EOKGIA, CLAUSE COUNTY.—Whereas,
T Malaehi lb Davis applies to me for Letters
of Administration on tlie estate of Milly Ann
Davis, late of said county deceased. These are
therefore to cite and admonish all concerned to
show cause at my < ffiee on or before the first
Monday in September next why said letters
should not be grant Al.
Given under my hand at office, this 27th day
of July ISIS.
ASA M. JACKSON. Ordinnrv. ?
nug.6.30d.
Application for Charter.
Statk of Georgia,
County of Clarke,
( 1 EOKGIA, OCONEE COUNTY. —Whereas,
j George C. Sclm-m applies to me for letters
of administration “ tie bonis non ” on the
estate of Michael K.Giifteth, late'of said county
deceased.
These arc therefore to cite and adinoni.-h all
concerned to siiow cause at mv office on or
before the first Monday in September next,
why said letters should not be issued.
T> the Honorable the
Superior Court of
Clarke County.
The petition of John- A. IIuNxtcrrr, JoukE.
Talc a; ok, James Ii. Ilr joins, I. M. KennEY,
G. Jacobs. M. Myejw, Wm. King, Jr., Howell
Cobb, L. II. Cfiarbonmer, and others respect
fully siiow eth that they desire a Charter, incor
porating them and their successors, as a body
politic and corporate under the name and style
of tiie \
Athens Mutual Loan Association
with power to sue and lit, sued, to have and use
a common seal, should they so desire, to hold
such leal esiate orotlic property as maybe
conveyed, or mortgaged, or pledged to said As
sociation and to. adopt such a Constitution and
By- Laws, and < meudments thereof, ns they may
deem advisab'c and proper to carry out the ob
jects of their Association ; the nature and ob
ject of which Association, and the particular
business they propose to carry on. being as
follows: ■’
Finst—The object is the. ace 'initiation of a
fund by monthly subscriptions or savings of tkc
members thereof, to aid them in their business,
or in procuring such real estate end improving
the same as they may deem proper.
Second—They desire to regulate and pre
scribe by their By-Laws, who may be members
of said Association.
Third—Knell stockholder is to pay in par
funds, one dollar each month on each’share of
stock lie or she holds, into the treasure of said
Association, so long as said Association con-
I tinues, at such time and place ns the By-Laws
; may designate. When each stockholder shall
have received the sum of two hundred dollars,
or property of that value, or an advance or loan
of two hundred dollars for each share he or she
holds as prescribed in section 15 of this charter,
then tiie Association is to determine and close.
The By-Laws may require cacli stockholder to
take an advance or loan for the full amount of
his or her slock, and prescribe the rules in re
spect thereto.
Fourth -Should any stockholder fail to pay
his or her dues or premiums ot insurance, a’s
oftcu us the same shall be payable as aforesaid,
he or she shall forfeit and pay the additional
sum of ten cents for each dollar thus unpaid,
iiiclnding interest, fines aud premiums of in
surance, the same to be charged with the month
ly dues.
Fifth—Should any stockholder, not having
received an advance,' neglect to pa ■ his or tier
monthly dues or fines for three months, lie or
she shall receive from the Treasurer the amount
f dues actually paid, without interest thereon,
it> MU'i iciicin .'iiuitiu iivt uc irnucui ; r% \ ... . • ,
Given under mv hand at office in Watkins- a" fines auu an enrages, with his or her pro
ville this i.Vh day of July 1878.
aug.ii.3nd. .1. R. LYLE, Ordinary.
puniounte part of any losses or expenses sus
tained, being first deducted, and then cease to
| be a member of said Association, or the Direc-
! tors may in their discretion sell the stock of
i such delinquent stockholder, at the succeeding
monthly meeting of the Association, to the
highest bidder, aud after deducting from the
hqpefto be elected
Democratic voters of the 9th Con
gressional District, mimlM of your
well and worthier 'won fame as tried
and etler true members of'your party,
mindful of the eminent .services and
fidelity of the illustrious men who have
represented you in the past in the
halls Of Congress, and mindful of
what you owe your country and ynur-
seTves iifthe' prc&!Yit crisis—yeni will,
w$ 9w : wel| aeshred, JpdBy ;<Trithu-
aiasnt to the Support Vif Che candidate
of yonr unanimous choice, elect him
by an overwhelming majority, and
thus forever stamp out the pestilent
faction which seeks to break uj» your
organization, destroy yonr power and
restore the blighting rule of radical
ism. Opposition to you, now, is op-
position to the Democratic party, an-1
whoever, therefore, advocates or coun
tenances the independent movement,
whoever consents to be its champion,
no matter how loud may be his ex
pressions of devotion to denioc'atic
principle, must be regarde 1 by you
as an enemy to your party, the more
dangerous and detestable because dis-
guised ami dishonest.
Rise in yonr might and crush this
opposition. Rebuke in thunder tones
the selfish and unpatriotic men who
have originated and sustain it, stand
firm and united by yonr party and it-
organization, and do this by deposit
ing your ballots when the day of
election conies, for the good, pi,re and
capable citizen whom your represen
tatives have unanimously elioseu and
presented lor your suffrages.
J. F. Langston,
W. E. Simmons,
L. J. Allred,
G. W. Nethkrland,
II. W. Cannon,
J. 8. Fain,
V T. W. Rucker.
Committee for the Convention.
should use Merrell’s Hepaiine.
It can be had at
Dr. C. W. Long & Co.,
»-G—•-
Liver IsKlng.
The Liver is tl e imperial organ of
the whole human system, as it con
trols the life, health and happiness ol J
•nan. When it is disturbed in its j
proper action, all kinds of ailments j
are the natural result. The digestion J
ot food, the movements of the h art j
aud blood, tiie action of—Jjie brain
and nervous system, are all immedi
ately connected with the working of
the Liver. It has been successfully
proved that Green’s August Flower
is unequalled ii curing all person- T-
fiieted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plaint, and all the numerous symp
toms that result from ail unhealthy
condition of the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles to try, 10 cents.
Positively sold in all towns on the
W esteni Continent. Three doses
will prove that it is just what you
want.
MD Mia FURNI8HIN8 DEPOT.
w
— James M. Gray & Co., regu
lators ot Northeastern dry goods
market.
Now and Then.—It is only now
and then that such men as lion. Alex.
II. Stephens, Ex Gov. Smith and
Ex-Gov. Brown of Ga., endorse a
medicine for the throat and iungs, and
when they ko it is pretty good evidence
that the remedy must be good for the
cure of coughs, colds and lung affec
tions. They recommend the Gloub
Flower Cough Syrup, and their
testimonials are to he seen round the
ten cent sample bottles of the Globe
FIowp- Syrup, for sale bv.
Dk C. W. Long & Co..
A (hens, Ga
—Look at Grab’s ttnlaundred shirts
for 50 cents.
Georgia Rail Road Company
Or vice General Passenger Agikt.
E!2CCTTS.SXCJSr RATES
To meet tin- wishes of it- potions tbe Georgia
Railroad will commence the -ale on August 1st
of Round Trip Tickets to li e Jbiioiving points :
j Atlions to Mm-a and i* turn fcs.75
j Alluvia to Mill. ■ v<' il:<-:<iu; t.
I Alliei g to Wo»h>ntttuiiKnd r«torn 4.5t>
| Athens to Atlanta and relorti 6.30
| Athens to Auunsta and retn
cease to be a member ot said Association and if
> A -alecannot be affected in tbe manucr specified
i then such -took shall be forfeited and the -aid
delinquent stockholder reeceive nothin;;.
Sixth —Should any stockholder not bavins
. received an advance wish to withdraw from the
i Association he or she may be allowed to do so
by giving thirty days notice, on such terms
. the By-Laws may prescribe. Transfers of stock
| n ay be trad# ‘at any time, by consent u:
, Directors, in tbe presence of tbe Treasurer, but
' no transfer shall be valid until all arrearages on
! the shares shall have been fully paid and the
person or nelsons to whom the transfer is to be
: made shall have agreed to, and signed the Con
stitution aud By-Laws of said Association, such
, transfers must be made at least thirty days be-
j fore an election to entitle the holder thereof to
a wrote.
, Seventh—The legal representation of a de
ceased member, who has received no advance,
nmy continue his or her relation to the As- O'sia-
! tioii, or may he settled with o:i the same terms,
’ as are prescribed tor a withdrawing member,
should any member die, having received an
“advance, the heirs or legal repre.-i ntutive may
i return tiie balance due, according to the By-
!. Laws of said Association-, or continue to pay
; the interest and monthly oils until tiie Asso
ciation is closed.
Eighth —No stockholder is to hold in his or
her own right more than thirty shares, nor in
voting at an electien or altering the Constitu
tion or By-Laws represent more than fitly, ami
each stoekhoder for each and every sliate of
stock held by him or her, eith r in his own
right or as trustee or proxy, -hull be entitled
when personally present at any of tiie meetings
of the Association to one vote'in a:l elections,
cithc for offices or other purposes. Each
stockholder shall receive a certificate of the
number of shares held by h ; m or her on paying
holder refusing or foiling to give the addition! <
security demanded to iHcur a pCcuivarjMK-nnlt',
to be ‘ im posed by the Board cf Directors
YVhenc-vcr practicable the title to the pret erty
offered ns securny shall be vested in the Asso
ciation, the conveyance to he made .to the
Secretnrjyuid Treasurer of the Association, and
his sucqessdvs in < ifii c, as trustee for the same
and BeBdKheijy authorized ns said Trustee to
execute a boihd for lilies to tbe borrower, cor-
form hlq to tiie conditions of tiie loan. AYhcn
tlitwlo&ned, taeaa^gfcjiftilnrc to offer sufficient
security for aX advoncQ within one mouth, the
months interest' IQ -be charged to such stock
holder, And.iffsor her right to said advance to
cease. A- stockholder taking mi advance, to
pay the Secretary and Treasurer in addition to
Iiia or her- monthly dues for shares, one dollar
per month for each share on which such ad
vance is made. The borrower shall pay nil costs
mid .charges .that may accrue in perfecting the
se^riiy-offiSred fotffla Advance or advances, ex-
Cepf the solicitors fees.'
Twelfth—No s ockholder to be entitled to
an advance who is in arrears to the Associi tion,
and no real estate taken ns security for an ad
vance outside of tiie county of Clarke. Should
a stockholder having received an advance,
neglect to pay any or all of ids or her dues t o
the Association tor three ciu eceutive months,
then the Directors may compel t nyment cf
principal end interest by instituting proceed
ings according to law when such proeccdincs
are necessary oi proper, nn l when inch pro
ceedings are suspended or dismissed by such
'dues or arrearages being paid up, the solicitors
fees and court costs incurred therein, are to be
paid as part of such dues. When any sde
shall take place of any property mortgaged,
eonveyed or pledged to the Association,and the
same, together with the stock transferred as
collateral secnrity } muy he sold under a power
of sale, if so provided in the deed or mortgage,
the Directors to retain so much of the purchase
money-as would, at the rate of premium of the
funds then selling or fixed in the By-Lows,
produce the snmc monthly payment of-intcrett
us tha* which said stockholder hud been pre
viously paying on his or tier advance (in no cast
to be lese than tiie net amount actually rcoeiveu
by him or her) together with all other pm -
meats, money .and expenses due to the Associa
tion by such stockholder; and in case tin-
security consists of an absolute conveyance of
property, or mo'tgagc with power to sell, the
Directors mav sell said property in the same
manner, as to advertisement, and time and plate
of sale, as Sheriffs are authorized to sell pro
perty under general execution, and prior to the
formal liquidation of the amount claimed to be
due.
Thirteenth -The Board of Directors to 1 o
empowered to give the consent of the Associa
tion to tl:e sale of property mortgaged < r
pledged to it and to the substitution of otl:< r
property in lieu of that mortgaged < r pledged
on terms to be fixed by the By-Laws. ' The
Directors to have authority to make such settle
ment of debts due the .Association as the v v -
I aws may prescribe, aiid in ease of doubtful
security, such compromise settlements as they
may deem best.
Fourteenth—Titles to land vested in said
Association ill the course of its business, mav
be eonveyed by a quit- claim deed, executed
by the Secretary and Treasurer.
Fifteenth Whenever tbe accumulation cf
funds are sufficient to pay off mid settle every
uuciiticelled share of stock at the sum of
two hundred dollars by deducting the rate of
minimum premium that may at the time exist
tiie Directors are empowered to make such
deduction and declare the Association detcr-
mii -d and closed, provided that the premium
- i.<i! never be less than 40 per cent without the
eons**!! 1 of every stockholder.
Sixteenth—The capital stock of the Associ-
alien to he three hundred shares with the
pi iv;i<-'e to in. reuse it to one thousand shares.
'evk-t e t i—Amendments to this charter
!>■ made in conformity to the laws of the
Stale, g... :-r dug "barters, and by a majority ot
- —esented after having been
........ 6.90 ,
'tickets illII be goo-1 for a eoti iunous ride tin-first month’s dues; said certificate to be
and valid To days from date of issue. The timi | signed by the Secretary and Treasurer and
limit will not be extended, nor will the stop- countersigned by the President,
over privilege be granted on this class of Ticket.
As soon as the necessary Ticket can he pic-
pared, this arrangement will he extended over
Ninth—The officers of the Association arc
to be a President, Secretary and Treasurer, (the
the entire i^d and beauelieiL Ti.e'Xmp.uy I «•“* Pf^he KM T*
reserves the right to.abrogate this arrangement; 1 ^ ors ’ an< * the 1 ont - >-X officio a
without notice.
E. R. DORSEY’, Gen. Passenger Ag’t.
aup.6.Gt.
0'S
Prices ltcduced.
A Gentle Hint.—In our style ol
climate, with its sudden changes of
temperature—rain, wind and sunshine
often intermingled in a single day—it
is no wonder that our children, friends
and relatives are s«» frequently taken
from us by negWiiil colds, half the
deaths resulting diiMilv from this
cause. A bottle ot Buschee’s German
Syrup kept about your home for im
mediate use will prevent serious sick
ness, a large doctor’s hill, and perhaps
death, by the use of three or four doses.
For curing Consumption, Hemorrhages
Pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Croup or
any disease of the Throat or Lungs, its
success is simple wonderful, a? youi
druggist will tell you. German Syrup
is now sold in every town and village
on this continent Sample bottles for
trial, 10a; regular size, 75. For 6ale
ty
R. T. Brumby & Co.
ATLANTA MEDICAL COLLEGE
ATLANTA, GA.
Tiie Twenty-first Annual Course of Lectures
will commeuec Oct. loth, 1878, and close March
4th, 1879.
Faocvtt--.J. G. Westmoreland, YV. F. YVes •»
moreland, YV. A. Love, V. H. Taliaferro, Jno.
Thad. Johnson, A. W. Calhoun, J. H. Logan,
J. T. Banks; Demonstrator, O. W. Nutting.
Send tor Announcement, giving full informal
tion. i
JNO. TIIAD. JOHNSON, M. D., Dean.
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CONEE SHERIFF’S SALE.—YYill be sold i
before tfco Cou t House door h: the town of
Watkins ville, between the legal hours of sale, |
on the firs: Tuesday in Septcmbi r next, tiie i
following property, to-wit: One hundred acres |
of land, a- the i ropeitv of Lou Braswell, ad
joining lands of W. YV. Price, 11. S. Anderson, j
Hutfnrd Mid others, b< ine part cf lhe tract of |
land known as the Samuel Braswell place. !
Levied < n to satiety a fi. fa. issued from Oeouee I
Coun*y Court, Devon.her 14.1877, in favor of
Janies P. Maine vs. Lou l®.-well and Frank |
Morton. \\ rit'en i otiee waived by tenant in j
K issession. Levy made by A. Crow, C. O. j
lilitfand ti lit.Hill-i d over to me.
aug.G.Sud. B K. OVERBY, D. Sheriff.
member of the Board. The officers al’ to be
i stockholders, to be elected by members of the
| Association annually, and vacancies to be filled
t in such manner and at such times as the By-
Laws prescribe. The Board of Directors shall
appoint a Solicitor, .’he duties of all the offi
cers shall be defined in the By-Laws of llie
Association. The Board of Directors shall fix
the compensation of'lie Secretary and Treas
urer, and also that of the Solicitor and Direc
tors, to be paid out of the funds of the Associa
tion
prcscuieu i-1 a t.ou one’ month previously.
Your pctiiicners state that thice hundred dol
lars of the cap’tal to be employed iu conduc
ting tbe operations of said Association have
been actually paid in, and that the Associaticn
desires to transact business in the city ol
Athens, in said county and State, thev desire
to Tic incorporated for th" tern, of fiftn : vears.
Wherefore vour petitioners pray that en’nrdc
be grante-’. by tiie Court incorporating them as
aforesaid in terms of the law.
L. it II. CO LB, Solicitors.
Filed in office,
Julv 4th 1878.
‘JOHN I. HUGGINS, 0. S C.
3"d
State ot Georgia, Clarke
County.
COUNTY COURT SELLING FOP. COUNTY
PURPOSES—JUNE 14lll, 1&78.
It appears from the petition of Robert Chap-
pel anq others, that the line of the 21- tk Dis
trict G. M., of said County, should be changed
so as to include ali of tbe city ot Athens lying
East and North of the Oconee river, making
the corporate limits of said City the line of said
District. It is hereby ordered, that Robcr!
Ghappel, J. W. Brown and J. A. Browning be
and they arc hereby appointed Commissioners
to survey and moke out said new line so as to
include the territory above mentioned in said
District, and make report of the same to this
County. W. B. THOMAS,
Judge County Court.
Pottery Fictiares!
The largest and handsomest assortment of
PICTURES FOR POTTERY DECORATION, {
over brought to Athens,
AT PANIC PRICES,
for sale at
BDRKE’S BOOK-STORE.
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Martin Institute.
THE Fall Term of 1878, will open Thursday,
the 29th of August. For further particulars,
applv to
J. E. RANDOLPH,
Secretary Board of Trustees.
Or J. W. GLENN, Principal.
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Tenth.—Each stockholder, for each share of
stock, shall he curitled to purchase an advance
ot two hundred dollars, and no more, under
such regulations as the By-Laws may prescribe.
The available funds of the Association shall be
put up at each regular meeting of the stock
holders and be sold to the highest bidder or
bidders among them, provided the same be not
sold below the rate of premium to be fixed by
the Bv-Laws, as the premium rate at which the
funds* may be sold. The By-Laws to prescribe
the minimum rate cf premium to be applicable
to each period of six months, during tiie exis
tence of the Associ ition, provided it be notless
than 40 per cent at any time. Should there at
any time, be no bid tor the money as high as
the minimum rate prescribed, tiie Secretary
and Treasurer shall prepare and deposit, in a
reeeptable to be provided for that purpose ;
tickets numbered so as to represent eacli share
of stock not borrowed On, and the rerson to
whom the said share belongs, and the President
shall draw therefrom a ticket and tl e owner of
tiie share so drawu shall be compelled to take
an advance on the share thus drawn at ihe then
fixed minimum rate, but lie shall be permitted
to procure another stockholder to take the
amount so assigned to him. If the available
fYinds be not taken by the stockholder whose
share is thus drawn, then another share shall
be drawn and the same process be rep atedy
until all the funds are disposed of, and the
sl.are or shares thus drawn by a stockholder,
shall be' Held for him or her, less his or her
monthly dues, and interest, until he or she offer
satisthc’toiy security.
Eleventh—From all advances taken by any
stockholder is to be deducted the premium
offered by him or her, or fixed by the Associa
tion, sueh stockholder to secure the Asociution
for sueli advance by hypothecation of oue share
of stock for each advance of two hundred dol •
lurs, aud by bond or mortgage, or other satis
factory securitv, upon real or )>ereonal proper
ty, to he judged by the Board ot Directors, and
tue policy ot insurance on the property pledged,
to be renewed annually at his or her expense.
The board arc empowed. wherever they deem
it necessary, to./dtnmndaddition|l security than
that originally accepted. ’ When such addition
al security is required the stockholder shall
receive a written .notice from the Scoretary and
Treasurer specifying 1 the time when sueh ad
ditional security must be given, and such stock-
State of Georgia,
Clarke Cou
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To the lion. IF. B. Tinrnae, Jadgeof the County
Court:
YVe. the undersigned Commissioner undo
and by virtue of the written Commission, have
proceeded to survey and make out the new
line of said ilfith District as follows : Begin
ning-on the Oconee river North of the city cl
Athens where tHe Corporation line eiossissuici
river, and running them along said Ccipcration
line around to where said line reeiosses said
River below the city of Athens, so as to include
in said 216th District G. M., all that portion of
the city of Athens ljing North and East of the
Oconee river.
Witness our hands and seals this 21st day of
June, 1878.
J. YV. BROWN, )
ROBERT CHAPPEL, U’omm! ssieners.
J. A. BROWNING. J
Ssate of Georgia,
Ci.arke County
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County Court Sitting for County Pnrpotet, June
29<A, 1878:
YVhcre upon it is ordered by the Court,.that
the line of the 216th District G. M.,of said
County be, and is hereby clanged according to
the above survey made by the above named
Commissioners.
YV. B. THOMAS.
County Judge.
GEORGIA— CLARKECOUNTY.
^-*1 bireby certify that the above is a true
extract from the minutes of the County Court
of Clarke county.
Witncsa iny baud and seal of office tins 21th
day of June 1878.
YV. B. THOMAS,
july-2-4w. County Judge.
Draughn Souse,
Moxuor, Walton county, of.orgu.
First class accommodations, first c’ass for,
first class servants, and first class rooms lianc)-
son ely furnished.
J. C DRAUGHN, Proprietor.
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