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^outlcrn fanner. Tuksday. Septembek 10, 1878. Mini County anil City Printer. Organ for Oconee and Madison Counties. LOCAL DEPARTMENT. Ailvcni^cniPllIsm.M( a/tnryabc handed ■><>t later than 3 (.'clock on Saturday, if in dial to tipja'ar on XaeaU). 'I'll llnnnor for tlx. Cum- ]>nlKi>. Tlir Banner will bo sunt to any a<l- .os iV.mi this date until Cliristin.'.s t 50 «miij m advance. l-Ixtrn CoploH. — Or iIi.* ]l<mner ran always be procurt’i! at tlx* <'flier, at Five cents |.cr copy. • - -♦ # * - ■ Cll 11 <11 <1 it t CM. —lVrsons tle.iiinn to announce their names as candidates for office at the election in January next, can have ’lie announcement .published until the day oflhe election for 85,00 in advance. Bring in your names. Ten CtMits Column. For the purpose of accommodating tin sc « ho desire to advertise special- ti. >, anti for the purpose of ridding ear local columns of adver tisements, >ve propose establishing a • fen Cuits Column” in which all si.eclal'.ies ean be advertised. Ad it rliseinents untler this bending will I teet tie t.tir hienl news items and will i.e charged at the rate of 10 cents for tv.tv ciu'hi words. Parties having Mi.-eiaitit s to atlverlise will please hear this in mind. M i,it-lr I ,<M.!-t’ L. Blot < ’<>1 toil. 'infield will pay the i: f t Loose Cotton f olomnn & Josoplt. We dire.-t attention to the large adverlEuinent of Sokmiaitd* Joseph, Wholesale and Retail Merchants, Broad St., Athens, Ga. These gen tlemen have ample capital and keep resident buyer in the Eastern markets who is ever ready. to take, advantage of any decline in prices that may take place. They purchase direct from the manufacturers and of course do not have to pay the tariff exacted by middle men. They are polite, accommodating gentlemen— have poliic clerks and will sell goods at the lowest prices by the case to merchants or in brokeu packages to customers. Send them an order or give them a call when in Athens. stf.viw aixl Tinware. Mr J. C. Wilkins makes his how to I,;, cn-i<'incrs and the public gener- nfv. His fall stock is now complete and is vciy attractive. Give hint a i all. C'llUftis «!fc Moms. llav.’ opened at No. 3, Broad St., a i,munificent stock of Watches, .11’wclrv, Silverware, &c. Their mot- . , . . , , , ... , ,1 pain—no matter what its character - profit.-and qmek sales, and | * , r __ niiytlii To Tile Medlefll 1’rol'esslon ot (iooraln Triumphal arches and columns «j( enduring brass and marble testify to the worhj of to-day of the greatness and benefactions of the past. But they tench, if possible, of a higher lesson. They tench that those who shared the greatness appreciated the privilege of having iived in that age; and those who were the recipients of benefactions heldintheir hearts the profoundest gratitude. Thus these voiceless yet speaking monuments make known to us of those who have gone before us. and we, in one voice of praise, join the grand age with the people who lived theu, and the bene factions with tlm recipients. These feelings are instinctive ,and irrepressi ble and a failure to testify our appre ciation of great and noble deeds shall make the historiau of the present our accuser. Great medical discoveries are just as deserving these evidences of admiration as the grandest achieve ments of the past. Harvey and .Ten ner ...id a hundred others demand at the hand of the world as lasting remembrance as the victories of Na poleon, or the field of Waterloo The initiative should lie taken by those who shared the glories or partook of the benefit. If they fail in this their highest duty, history ought and will deprive them of plnces on the roll of honor. There lives no physician who lias not often had occasion to bless the discoverer ot Anesthesia. For my self I say, that often, ns I have sat hour by hour by the side of some great sufferer I have turned a thank ful heart for this discovery, by which (Written for th*> Southern Banner.) To My PlA^o. ' ; "V. ' ' ■ J* Thou who my slave must m* la, Yet with thy voice enalavcst me; Tty note* can draw, like Orpheus’ lyre, Down Pinto’s cheeks great tears of tml Hi* bcert of stone, to pity turn, And nuke Hell grant what Earth did spun. In ehildhood’a hour 1 lisped on thee ; Later, thy scales oft wearied mu In womanhood thy notes proclaimed A food musician, rightly named. Hast thou a heart I Or, hast a soul t Else, whence the threb that thrills thy whole Being at my touch t When I toy With thy keys, thou trill* t with joy. But when with sadne** I’m oppressed, Or when with grief my heart’s distressed, Sweet chords of reciprocity. “With heart bowed down with Weight of woe” To thee I’ll tom my sweet Piano, With my “Last Hops” I’U sing to thoe. Still “Bock of Ages deft for me.” Aram. Os n Eept 5th, 1875. Local Blendings. SOUTH SiE f-f f igb $ R 10, 1878. [,i is short | iv.- udvis.- all who di their line to give them a call. Mr. t , K. Collins, an experienced Watch- nmki i, I a- charge of the store, and will i. jair Watches and Jewelry at short notice. no matter how fieree its onset—may be quieted and the sufferer repose in re-invigorating sleep. The discoverer of this boon lias gona to his reward. No longer does he go to the bedside of suffering humanity. No longer is his gentlejienrt torn by the agony of his patients. He sleeps the quiet, re- A iiutU'Un *\.lr AHWK'lttlion. '\ c an- indebted to the President, j f res hing sleep of death. We laid him .1,d.n Cobh, for the Premium List | w |, cre the Oconee sings and will sing .it ti e Second Annual Exposition of, f or a }| ti me his requiem. He left be- tlie Ameriitis Fair Association, which hind him a blessing not excelled by commences Tuesday, October 8,1878, | aD y oilier discoverer. Tlio people mid continue four days. The list! e hould rise, up to call him blessed. embraces everything ealcnlated to interest any one at a Fair, and the l*ioiii*inns are very liberal. Parlies w i-i ieg to exhibit articles can get full particulars by addressing J. W. Wi eatley, Secretary. 4. rniul Concert tortile llcnc-Ut of tlx. Yellow Fever Huf- lcrcr*. B in- Silver Cornet Band, assisted by all tlie Musical Talent of the City will give a concert on Thursday night, the 10th ii.st., for the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers. Throe cheers for Burn’s Silver Cornet Band. They have started the liu'i in motion for a Concert at Don- pree Hall Thursday Sept. 19th. Tr. ie will i o no one who will liolas- m>: iu sueh a noble cause. Let every fiti en in Athcvs attend and fill Dell ree Hall to its utmost. UCUlllN UlllllHM. Tne infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Speer died on Wednesday la-v. We. heartily sympathite with the Lit,-lived family. .Mrs. Elizabeth Jennings, wife jf Jelfeison Jennings, of Oconee county, died on Thursday last and was buried on Friday at the family burying ground. Miss Knima Fodwell, of Oconee county, di don Friday last. On Sunday last Mr. Hitchcock and a Mr. Mat the vis of Madison county died after protracted illness. New I>i’iiijl’ s-ton*. We d'r.'it attention to the silver- iisemci t of II. G.linger, Proprietor of the New Drug Store. B sides a genera! stock of Drugs, Lamps, Hr. sin s, * tc., etc , Dr. Galagcr has a medicine discovered hy biinajl*, whir'ii he calls ** Magic Cure,” which In- nak<s a-peeia ty. It is recom- o end- I as being a dead shot for all .-or - of aches. The wri’er of this had h.-. n suffering inee-sanlly with rln■•iinatisin lb' six we Us, no’ being able to find relief from any source. < )ne aiip’ication of the “ Magic Cure ” gave nnuiediate relief. Many 1’luinks. We return unmeasured thanks to Ciiarli' Clirmdler fora brx of the most beautiful and delicious Pears we have seen or lasted this season They are ot the Sickles variety, and can’t he beat in this or any other market. It Charlie treats the young ladies as cleverly as he does ye newspaper men, then we are not surprised at tluir trading With Mr. Willie Flem ing, where Charlie does the agrea- blo. —Reaves, Nicholson & Co., have 23 clerks employed. But upon the medical profession be has conferred the greatest boon. We know with a tew ounces of chloroform or ether we can ssy to pain—“thus far shalt thou come and no farther.” We are its absolute master. We owe this boon to Dr. Crawford W. Long. This reeds no argument. The gifted Simms, with uncontrovertible facts, cheerfully accords to him the honor ot being the first who “intentionally produced anesthesia.’’ To testify to the world that we are uot’ignoraut—tbqt his claims are just —that we do feel deeply the great debt of gratitude we owe to our broth er who has gone before us—that we rcalizu that his discovery was one of unequaled splendor—it becomes the physicians of his native State to attest their appreciation of his boon an 1 memory, in some substantial manner, so that those who come after us may name us with one who was so great a benefactor. In Boston there stands a monument to the discoverer of Anes thesis: but no name is perpetuated on its marble surface. The citizens o Hanford have erected a bronze statue of Wells (by Bartlett) one ot the claimants, iu the Capital Pa k. To the Medical Fiaternity of Geor gia this opportunity is givin of testi fying to the world their appreciation of this medical discovery, second only to vaccination by erecting a monu ment over the remains of Dr. Craw ford W. Long. I would Imre this tribute, just to him and noble to the profession, par ticipated in by each physician. Not through any assoointio.i, but as an individual recognition of the greatness of the discovery, anil the debt of gratitude we owe. 1 only suggest, in conclusion, thatcon- tributions should be sent to Dr. II. H. Carlton, the Editor of this paper, who will, I am sure, endorse, and in all respects forward this enterprise. Athene, Ga. Wm. Kino, M. D. —Prof. Waddell has gone North on a pleasure tour. —The North-Eastern road is doing a fine business in freight. 7 /I »- —Bill llolman is coming wi l h horses and mules. Look out for him. s- Voters, look under the head of Announcements” to see who are Candidates. —Gann & Reaves will soon build a fine brick stable opposite their present stand. —Mr. Phillips, of Washington, will soon open a stock of goods at Orr & Co’s, old stand —Mr. S. Harris will soon open a stock of goods at the old stand of Lucas & Ware. —Queruy.—Who was it that give the man from Alabama a dollar to vote lor Speer. - Dr. Lumpkin went to Atlanta on Saturday last to visit J. T., bis brother, who is sick. —Considerable cotton is coming in and our stiects begin to present a business-like appearance. —The fall terra of Madatu S. Sos- nowski’s Home School will begin on the 18lh inst. See advertisement. —The third Quarterly Conference will lie held with Oconee Street church on the 5th Sunday in this month. —The regular meeting of Mt. Ver non Lodge will be held on Friday night next when tlie third degree will conferred. —Rev. I. N. Fitzpatrick, (Col.) exhibited the Panorama of Runyan’s Pilgrim Progress at Towu Hall on Wednesday night last. —The Atlanta Independent says Dr. H. H. Tucker has become Edi tor in-chief of the Index <fc Bap\ tist of Atlanta. —Prcf. W. W. Lumpkin peremp torily refuses to accept tlie position of Superintendent of Public Schools in Atlanta if elected. —The third Quarterly Conference was held with the first Methodist Clmrcli on Sunday last. Rev. R W. Bigliara, P. E., preached morning and evening. —Capt. J. H. lluckcr our popular young Mayor, has just returned from New York, and we uudersland ho bad a successful as well as a pleasant trip. nee, and we are looking forward to the time when we can see tlie banner of tlie South waving herself all fiver the land, and the Radicals, and inde pendents crying, “ Sir’s w'mt shall we do.” Then Mr. Speer ean put that clean shirt on and them good 'breei-lies I m* him have on in Atbbr.s not long ago and then he can go stalking around up in the mountains and tell them old Democrats he tried to fool, that lie is no longer a hyhred and then they would say, why sir, where did yon find origin, whj sir, I went back to the good old Democrats where every true man to his country ought to be, and now kind sir, what shall I do? And doubtless they will all say with one accord, v*te for the Honorable Joel Abbott Billups. I want to correct one mistake. Sonic fellow has put in his lying bugle and blowed it all over the country. Some say that Captain Scott is a whole-soul Speer man; but in a recent interview wilh tiiat gentle man we found him just what he ought to be and that is a whole-soul Billups man. I think I see through all this mat te? ; they are picking out men all over the district, that is some of the most- prominent, and theu he tells when he gets out of this mans reach he is a Speer man. By this they think they will influence otlieni, but I want Emory to know it is too thin. But proclaim to them all and say come thou and go with us for Joel,“that hath spoken good concerning his people.’’ I am your friend and well wisher. .■ . t: - ' * it- lilverls Kins. Tlie Liver is the imperial organ of the whole human system, as it con trols the life, liealtli and happiness of. itai). Wheu it is disturbed in its proper action, all kinds of ailments are the natural result. The digestion Of food, the movements of the heart nimorlesas'udboundedaa'fol!ra! > to?wft: ' to . rtl k. Y. Psbssn wiginiiUy, now , v , ^ — the West by Bancroft; on the South, by Aswton, and on the East, by tha road lead ing from Athens to Wstkinsvllle. To (w sold and blood, the action of the brain — * 01 and nervous system, are ail - immedi ately connected with the working of the Liver. It has been successfully proved that Given’s August tapper is unequalled hi curing all persons af flicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com plaint, and all the numerous symp toms that result from an unhealthy condition of the Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns on the Western Continent Three doses will prove that it is just what you want. Council Proceedings. Council Chamber. An Undeniable Truth. You deserve to suffer, and if you lead, a miserable, unsatisfactory life in this beautiful world it is entirely your own fault and there is only one excuse for you,—your unreasonable prejudice and skepticism, .which has killed thousands. Personal knowl edge and common sense Reasoning will soon show you jbat Green’s August Flower will cure you of Liv er Complaint, or Dyspepria, with all its miserable ..effects, such as sick headache, palpitation of the heart, sour stomach, habitual 'costiveness, dixxiness of the head, nervous pros tration, low spirits, Ac. Its sales now reach every towu cn the Western Continent and not a Druggist fmt will tell you of its wonderful cures. You can buy a Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses will relievu you. Promises kept in spite of confidence; and Dr. Bull’s Baby Syrup never promised relief in tho diseases of childhood without once effecting it. Hence the popular reliance upon it. Price 25 cents a bottle. Uoi emitting application will induce disease unless the blood be kept constantly puro and rich. For all hard workers the remedy to keep the blood in the best condition is Dr. Bull’s Blood Mixture. —Mr. Joe O’Farrell lias sold the Athens O/ironiele to Mr. J. N. Slone, The last issue of that paper contains tho valedicloiy and salutatory of the out going and incoming editors. We wish both the Joes abuudent success. [Cotnmtmlcated.] lllllui>M at Danlolsvlllo. —A. Reese, E-q. one of the Edit ors and Proprietors of the Macon Telegraph and Messenger, with his family, has been spending some time with his relatives ai d friends in Ath ens. All «ere glad to welcome them. ^ '£■' —In Memphis, New Orleans and other Western cities the yellow fever scourge is raging with great fatality. Great suffering |is experienced (hr the lack of nnrccs and money with which to pay them. Will not the ladies of our tityf go to work and, so licit contributions for these plague- stricken people ? We hope they will —We acknowledge a pleasant call on Wednesday last frotnC.' D'H'fi; Esq. of Atlanta, Madison County, Ga, ) Sept. 5th, 1878. ) Dk. II. H. Carlton—Dear Sir ; I want to express my feelings to you a little in regard to onr candidate for Congress. I am a whole-soul Billups uian, myself. I heard him TuesUay, at Danielsville, and I can asure you he gave general satisfaction in every respect to all true Demo crats. There were a tew 8peer men there but they looked mighty sick when Joel was expounding the truth to them of the good old Democracy and its true friends, while there was a long smile on the laces of the good old Madisonites; there was ouo old fellow got lull to the brim and run over while Jodjwas talking about the way one man ha;l gone astray from the party the old man said nev er mind that one man, let him go, Athens, Ga., Sept- 2nd. 1878.1 4 o’clock, p. m. ) The regular monthly meeting of Council was held this evening, present His Honot, Mayor pro. tein. Bcke in the Chair and Alderman Hampton, Talinadge, Hodgson, Carlton and Lucas. T e minutes of the last lour meet ings were read ami confirmed. Petition of W. L. Wood for quart liquor license to bo used at the store he now occupies on Foundry street, was granted on his oomplying with the law in regard thereto. Robert M. Hull, Guy Hodgson and Clarauce Adams were elected students to the State College. The Street Committee reported fa vorable on petition of A. S. Dorsey lor culbert to lie built in front of his house on Oconee street, tlie work to be done whcuevei funds can be spared tor the purpose. By Alderman Lucas. R.-solved, That the Chief of Police bo instructed to make, or cause to be made a thorough inspection of the entire city and cause all filth or nui sance of any kind that is < ffeiisive, or tends in anyway to endanger health, to he abated forthwith, adop ted. By Aldermau Hodgson, Resolved, That whenever there shall not be sufficient funds iu the Treasury to pay the salaries of the Police and other officers of the city, tlie Treasurer is hereby authorized to isstto due bills or certificates to said Police or oilier officers for the amount due them by the city, said due bills or certificates to be in the following forms: Treasurer’s Office. No Athens, Ga 18... Due or order tho sum of ..dollars tor services rendered the city during the mouth of. 18 The above amount will be paid on presentation of this certificate at the Treasurer’s office outlie day of '. 18 S .Treasurer city of Athens Resolved, Further That tho due bills or certificates so issued shall be numbered, and the Treasurer shall keep a record of the numbers and amounts, and cancel the samo when paid. Resolved Further, That not more than four due bills or certificates shall be Issued to any one officer Policeman for any ono month’s salary, adopted. The following bills were ordered to be paid. J. G. Wilkins, 81040; J. H. Huggins, $10 Sfffhd ill 10; J. B. Pool, 832; Freight bill, 88 Hardy & Co., 826 85; Athens Gas Light Company, $62 50 and $40. Act’s of F. J. Lester, Ilopy Pinkney and James Bancroft referred to May or witli power to act. Council adjourned. W. A. Gilleland, Clerk. lii*!loo, John! t Halloo your»e!i*t We.l say, thee I Say what, Henry ? Say! Where did you get n'i tliotc goods you’ve got )>nckcd in that wag«;n 1 Why, l got them in Atlieus, of course. But who did you buy them from ? Well, now, that’s funny, I declare 1 thought very body knew that Huggins' Ktore w•* the place to buy the best goods at* the lowest prices. Why a fellow just can’t getaway from there ’till he gets his wagon plump full of goods, they sell them so cheap, and then they re just the cleverest fellows to trade with that ever did see. Henry, you must stop in there the next time you go to Athens. It’s right on Broad Street, ler the Baknkk Office. You will find every- > cheap, and such clever tolks to wait on you th .t you will never go to any other store. Do they keep all kinds of goods, John ! Y’es, everything you want. little Emory bad have heard that what do you • suppose be wanld have done? but if he hod have seen '$3 ; smiling fakes of onr emincntlawyers IF The woman who rejuice in salad and ice cream, hot cakes and warm pie; IF The Stnden£who eats hastily and sits down at once to active mental labor IF The Business Man who bolts bb food eager baste and hurries to his counting-room IF there is enough ot.ua to elect you,; if. The Hard Drinker could look at the delicate glands, swollen and festered with dbrase,’that cause the troubling brain; IF m Sugar in barrels and hogshead* too. Great piles of flour ruu up like a tower, And lard to shorten it through aud through Then you ought to try their nx aT, It’s the best in »U this “beat”— Hams, shoulders and sides us well. Taen the good things they’ve &ot 1 never would have thought, Such goods were brought here to sell. Meal, Mackerel and Molasses, Svruj>, rice and looking-glasses, The oest in the world, uo doubt. Grant’ and Horse ford’* Baking Powder, For which nothing speaks louder Than thepre;tv light-bread it turns out. The best smoke and chewing tobacco, And the very finest cracker Thut ever was baked in ap *n. Then the best things to eat, Fruit, vegetables and meat, That ever was sealed In a can. Fruit jars and jel v tumblers, The best among ail numbers, . „ And everything else of the sort. Kuives. forks and butter paddles. The best bridles, harness and saddles Still cheaper than ever were bought. Boots, leather, shoes nnd hots; Buckets, brooms, tubs and mats, And too many small things to mention. And if anything vou desire For which you full to enquire, They are sure to ask >our attention. Calicos, bleachings and tickings. The best selections and pickings, staple dry goods os ever or more, Crockery, lamps and glassware So yon ueed never pass there For anything I’ve mentioned heretofore. But who are these clever folks You’ve been telling me abont ? Their names I’d mnch like to know, For next time I go to Athens I don’t want to get out Till 1 drive right npto the store. Well, there’s J. H. Hoggins, the “Boss”- Tho proprietor, you know, And Mister Ban Fellows a clerk in the store. And Blister Harvey Hmrgins Keeps the Books to-be-.^ure. u the old clerk of coarse thought you ought to know— He’s been there so long. His name is Johnnie Moore. 1 DMINISTBATOB'S SALE.—Pursuant to Hl on order of rhe Court of Ordinary of Clarke oonnty, will be nold before the Court Home door of wid oonnty, on tho Unit Tuesday in Oo tober licit, during the legal honra of .ale, the following property to-wit: All of that tract or wool or tau’V altoato lying and being in tho wtorepoJono Kirkpatrick, widow of defend- “ ’ lives, as the property of John Kirkpatrick, deceased, for the benefit of the hein and creditors. i and creditors. B. T. PTTTABD, Adm’r. (GEORGIA,' Clarke County.— Whuress, Bcnsjih S. Thompson, Ex’r. of Uiddleton Thompson deo’d, applies for leave toa.ll put of the reel estate of said deo’d. to wit, 100 acres, more or leas of the west aide of tha Tagil George Tract, lying in Oconee county. These am therefore to notify ell persons con cerned to show esnse, at my office on ot before the first Monday in October next, why said leave should not be granted. Given nrder my hand at office this SStb August, 1878. _ ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary. aepLS.SOd. JZJEORGIA, Clarke County.— Whereas, Edward C. Long, Administrator of Dr. Crawford W. Long deceased, applies to me for leave to sell ■all the Georgia Allied Stock, (to-wit, 95 aheares) belonging to the estate or said deceased. These are therefore to notify all persons in terested to show cense, at my office on or before the first Monday in October next why add leave shonld not be granted. Given undey my hand at office this Slat day of August, 18(8. ASA M. JACKSON Ordinary. ecpL&SOd. C larke Postponed Sbebipf Sale. Will be sold betars tht Conrt House door, in tbo city of Athens. Clarke county, Ga., on the first Tucsdn in October next, within the legal hours of sale, the following property to- wit: All ot that tractor prroelof una,situate lying and being In ths city of ’ Ather s, Clarke oonntv, Ga., the place, whereon Jane Kirk patrick, widow of defendant John Kirkpatrick, deceased, new lives, einbraming the tan yard containing four acres, more or less, and bound- udrss follows, to-wit: On the North, by Pat man originally, now Kemp; on the West by Bancroft; on the Sonth, by Newton, ard on the East, by the road leading from Athens to Watkinevi'le, and conveyed in a certain inden ture of mortgsge, bearing date on the fifo enth day of September in the year 1878. All levied □pon, and to be sold anoject to tlie widow’s dower, by virtue of e mortgage fi. fa. issued from Clarke Superior Court, returnable to the August term 1876. John B. Patman vs. John Kirkpatrick. All sold ms the property of the defendant, to sstisfy the above stated mortgage fi. Cu scpt.S.SOJ. J. A. BROWNING, Sheriff. rjLARKK SHERIFF SALE — Will be *old before ihe Court 2Iouse door in the citv of Athena, Clarke county, Ga., on the first Tuesday in October next, withiu the legal hours of sale the following property to- wit: One lot of land in the villege of iJrooklin, in the auburbs of the city of Athena, Clarke County, Georgia, containing one acre, more or leas, and bonnded by lota of Martha Holbrooks, Pat Howard and Courtney Beal aa the property of L. W. Holbrooks, whereon she now residca. Said levy being made tor the purehaae money of the aarne in favor of the Oconee Build ing and Loan Aseociation, vs. L. W. Holbrooks, and deed made by Building aud Loan Association to L. W. Holbrooks, filed and recorded in the Clerk* office of tho Superior Court of Clarke county before this levy was mode, for the pur- pooe of this levy and sale for the balance of f mrehase money on said fi. fa. Oconee Build- ng and Loan Association vs. L. W. Holbrooks, all to satisfy the above stated fi. fla. this, August!he 8«tb, 1878. sept.3.S0d. J. A. BROW KING, Sheriff. f^LARKE SHERIFF SALE.—. Will be sold before the Court House door in the City of Athens, Clarke County, Georgia, on the first Tuesday in October next, within tbo lecal honra of aale the following property to- wit; two lots of land in Clarke Conuty Geoigia, one lot containing eight acres, moie or less, Ko. one hundred and eight, and one lot No. ninety, containing five acres, more or less; Mrs. Elizabeth Beavers aud Matilda Payne tenants in possession of said lots; situate lying and being on the right hand side of the street leading4o tho' Bobbin MiU adjoining Messrs Hudgin, Meeker and ethers, and in the aggregate containing thirteen aores. Said land numbered and laid out in Pitiusus survey of the Tsylor land, map of survey now on record in Clerks office of Cl trke Superior Court and deed this day exe cuted and filed by A. K. Childs, plaintiff* in fi. fa. and recorded in Clerks office ot Clsrke Supe rior Court for the purpose of making this levy aud aale of aaid land for balance of purchase money duo en *aid land on this fi. fa. A. K. Childs vs. C. E. Beavers : Clark Superior Court August Term 1878. All levied npou aa the property of the defendant C. E. Beavers to satisfy the above stated fi. fa. and written notice ' levy served on tenants in possession and C. Beavers defendant this the 80th day of August 1878. sept.S^Oil. J, A. BROW’NING, Shoriff. FURNITURE!! LOWRANCE & MADDEN, HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FULL LIStE.-OF ALL KINDS OF Fir K3ST X T Iff i3Et £3. Our goJds are all NE1V end as wo ere selling for Cash we guanintce Our Goods Lower than any House in North-East Georgia Call and examine our Goods and Prices before buying elsewhere. ■eptS.Sm. LOWRANCE & MADDEN, Gillelaml, Wood <!fc Co’s., old nlsnd ATHENS, GEORGIA. THE GREAT FAIR, 18 7 8, At Macon, Ga., from October 28tli to November 2d. ’ ~ $9,000 in Money Premiums! ’ An Interesting Racing Programme Each Day. for Premiums Corering Over $2500. Tk« bmt srTsnged, most rommodious snd most beantiful Fair Grounds, and tbe bent Mile Track in the South. Liberal Premiums for every denutm»bt of MushsnrW \r..„5C.,.. 16 Machinery md Work, of / rL Send for Catalog oFro^plcte listomei^Lm' bfles^'.i Regulations, which will be mailed, postage paid, on implication to tin Secretary. ’ cox3 Kr-x^sr ipnsMimhirs. „iTv t i^ 0 ^ nty J W ? OhranSl’the Societies or Clubs) shall furnish the Urgent snd finest dis- ?^«S t ra«M^«n , r ,, ‘ 0m °“ e Ind “*‘ ri -- which t. Second Premium, sept.3.td. artf $3C*‘ 00 THOMAS - HARDEMAN, Jr' Pri’.' 00 Malcolm johnston’, siiw. M. J. HATCHER. General Sup’t. njPOUTERS sAITD WHOLESALE rjLARKE SHERIFF SALE.— Will be sold before the Court House door in the City of Athens, Clarke County, G*., on th. fint Tuesday in October next, within the legal hoars of ule the following property to- wit: two separata traeu of land, one contain ing fifty four acres, men or Uu, in Clsrke c.., adjoining Fulcher and Nicholson and the other on the line of Clarke and OconeaoonntiM most ly in Clarke, aaid tract aaid to contain t( scree, more or less adjoing Freeman, Hamilton ana o.h.ra, aud Upa lying In old Bnnoomb District ten mites weet of Athens. All ltvisa upon by virtue of s Justin Court fi. fo. issued from tha 240th District <5. M.; Willis Kilgore, George Setmoo snd Stephen Felker, Beavers vs. H. 6. Bonds.. All levied upon sfi the properly of ds fendent to setisfV the above staled fi. la. this August the *8d 1878. >< sept.fi.30d. J. A. BROWNING, Sheriff;' i R; COMMERCIAL- QEQRGIA, CLARKE COUNTY, WherCSS B. C. Cul n - >dmlni«tratnr of I<uu rut; ATHENS MARKETS. COLUE TLD UY TUX MERCHANT* XXCHANG*. COTTON—Middling FACTORY GOODS. Cotton Yaraa-.- Oanabuiga % Shirting “ SbsHinx, PliOVISJOlfS. Psaa.*j Meal. * Wheat * Bacon, SWet^ro—- ShSqMSIS —eee- IsurdfMM— Irish, ftoutocs.. Sweet “ ~ Turkeys—.... so s vu 10 s 12 65 a 75 75 a 85 90s JOG 12 a 1ft 9HS10 } ^a 00 40a 50 a 10 ,5,20 20s 25 S administrator of Isaac for leave to sell all the Beal Estate of raid deceased, to-wit: tine house and lot in Athens whereon said B. F. Culp now resides, sad one undivided third Interest in one store house in Athens now oc- ipied by J. Hi D. Bedsse. These are therefore to notiftr all persons in terested to show eanse at my office on or before the first Monday in I ‘ctober next, why said leave shonld not be granted. Given under my I and at office this 2Ird An gust, 1878. ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary, ang28-4w.. Upr.U Hare. Calfskins Kip Skins. T BAGGING, TIE* UOPZ. Bagging I»yd- 20a25 Ties (per bundle) Bops, fottou . I Hope,grass The above are retail price*. Special rates to wholesale buyers. GROCERIES. Sugar, aroahelti , , .— B... C lie UK THIS IS If Te* Syrup, can Molasses, Cuba— Candles, sperm.. Si English-Dairy.. Onions, per bo*. Mackerel. NoTilfati.ZL “ T*o. 2, KUa.— “ Ho. S, Kits ..Per Sack Chewing tobacco.. 50a 100 33s 40 60a GO 10s 19 12a IS 75al 00 Snutfi tfseesboy.. Havana-... ——...._ AMMUNITION. Powder— perlb — Shot... *• The Lawyer, the minister, the mer- T. W. Rucker, Whit Johnson, Sotjojlchant, and all whp lead sedentaty lives ip? Re*se snd SwnoJtifartin F.nT*° d « re «?***» toDyspepam of Indi- ko would have sneaked Corn whlakay. French brandy-.. OtaZ Gin. Esq- _ tber S and have hid himself in' some place freyoml the voioe and sight of old Democratio veterans where aU . eyes werq fixed on Joel end eveiy, breast heaving wit h love for the good 1 — old Democratic party and its nomi- gestion, Cawripetioo and lieedadie; IF These only knew wb'at Herrell’s He- for the liver will do for cu The great Liver Medicines for rale by Dr. C. W. Long, & Co., whlakay. LIQUORS. —— 1135a — S Me It 6 00.7 ,— 160a 3 jBK.’ST (300PS, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Notions, etc., etc., Offer this Season a Large Assortment to the Jobbing Trade ON BEST TERMS AND AT „ LOWEST PRICES. ITo, 5, Broad Street, A.t3a©n.s, Georgia. ang.27.tf. ECUGIA, OCONEE COUNTY.-WVersa*. M. Eliza Ponllaine Administratrix of omas N. 1‘oullaine, Jr. decsssed. petitions iu ms of the law to be discharged from said administration. These are therefore to cite and admonish all concerned to show cause at my office, on or be fore ths first Moudav in October next against the crautingoi* aaid discharge. Given nude* my hand at office this third day of June 1878. 1 JAMES E. LYLE, Ordinary. June.2o.3m.pd. -A-T-EIlillSrS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS. ATHENS, GEORGIA, M ANUFACTURE Iron and Brass Castings, Mill and Gin Gearing, Mining anu Mill Machinery. Steam Engines Saw Mills. Bill Arp and Athenian Horse Towers, Exccls’or Threshers, Im proved Southern Fan Mills, Cane Mills and Evaporators, Cotton Presses, Shafting, Pulleys, o ► w s i—i ! o e H a a a S3 a o 5 S3 a QC p EOUG1A, ol A—Kb COUNTY.-W. erene, VT Tliomu L. Gantt, administrator of tlie ' ‘ e of Frances £. Gantt, deceaaed, applies for : to sell the following property of raul do ll, ouo house and lot sltualod in Athens in raid county containing about two seres, ad joining J. M. Barry and others. Therefore ail persons concerned are hereby notified to show cense at my office on or before the fint Monday in October next, why said leave ehould not be granted. Given uuder my hand at offlo. this 20th Au gust 1878. ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary. ang27-4u-. The Colt Reversible Cotton and Hay Screw Press, ALSO MANUFACTURE SUSV ed Power and Lever Otton and Bcrew Presses', Portable Ste* m Agents for ilia rncst approved '"’lURr Wheel*, Colts Celo» Engines, yeparators, Iron bra ted Fencing, Grave Eucloanrea, Balconies, Etc. For peaoriptive Circulars and Price Lists ot any of the above articles, Address, BLACKSMITHIN -AT— OUR NEW BRICK SHOP j ft ; fk) •—at'I^eA - Comer Clayton Anil Jackson Sts, J OB WORK OF EVERY DE. scriptian done at this office First-Class- HorsB-Shueing, A Specialty, by the best Shoer in Georgia. dnn«nii’fr.'hvng r Ban*, Fist"!*, locks, ete., repaired at sho notioe end satisfaction given. STF.EL WORKING. Mill Ticks, Hoes, etc., of tbo flni temper. Work warranted. PLANTATION WORK. 'a, Wajona, Carriagea, eto^ repaired in the beat manger and at abort nctloa. Sole patentee of Bassett’s plow stock. SrehiD-ly. J OB WORK OF;ALL I E8CRIP- tion I'eatly done at tb*’ oflice. * may 2P, 1878-6m. ATHENS, GA. 1TOTICE! To the People of Athens and North-East Georgia. Tl“ ““Assigned respectfully calls ottentlon to the fact that ho has just completed his new WARE HOUSE, in rear of his Store, fronting on Clayton Srrect, (capacity, abou. 4.000 bales cotton), where he will store for his customers, snd make rea&ona.lo advances in Money or Merchandise, upou as reasonable terms as any other house in the city, lie also desires to men tion that he is now in the Eastern Markets purcuasiug directly from the Manufacturers, goods Very Respectfully, aug.27.8t. 8. O. DOBBS, FOREST CITY PouNDBy Am Machine Works, 170 Fenwick Street, opposite Water Tower, Augusta,* *" ’ Georgia, UEO. R, LOMBARD & CO., Proprietors, SUtIoD '0 St*«n Engines, oud Boiiora, Mau ’ PuI1 «y*i G<«ring, Hangers, etc., Iron * n ‘| Mill Work of mu kind, Cane Mill* and KeWra, .Honb Rowers, Graham’s Improved; ol fi i.im and other atyleiof GinGtar. Special attention given toKejcii.iug and Over- for “ d 8004 * 0,k ji'mrantood. Send Mft"' of Mill Gearing. Agcula forth. Celebrated Elipra DouUe Tnrbin the Judsou Governor, tho Niagara bt*MU Femp and Nordike, iiarmon & lo’a Plantation Villa. Send for Circular. GEO. R. LOMBARD & CO , Proprietor*. m»y.21.1y.l878.