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SOXr.JH.E-KIT B Asm EH: XOVEMBER 12, 1878.
Ton. Canto Col'
My Plantation in Posted. Don’t Trepans.
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ATHENS, . . . GEORGIA.
BY CAPT. R. H. LAMPKIN.
Ratos o» Bosun:
E** Day #1.83
i*er Week 8.00
Single Meal 35
Restaurant Connected, Famished with Fish,
Oy»tera, and Every thing the Market Affords.
sept.C4.tf.
Muu at all Hocks.
tcbf exchange,
WAIL. (S1AK BBOAD STOXKT.)
ATHENS, GEORGIA.
I am now receiving the largest and Beat As-
•orted Slock of Liquors ever brought tO’the
City, both for the ”
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE
'hose desiring to pnrehase are invited to call.
aopt.24.tr. CAPT. R. H. LAMPKIN.
J&m%rn limner.
Tuesday. NovEMnE" 12, 1878.
and City Printer.
Organ for Oconee and Madison Counties.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Advertisements mu*t always bo handed
in not later t han C o’clock on Saturday, if in
t ended to appear on Tuesday.
To Our 8ub8orlbors.
We hare labored faithfully to give
you a good paper, whether we have
done so is for yon to say, we can only
answer for ourselves, wo have tiied
to do so. We have sent each sub
scriber a statement of his a courit
and a great many have responded.'
To those that have come forward and
settled up we can only thank you and.
will try to please you in the future.
To those who have failed to settle we
will say that we don’t projrose to run
a paper for fun, and all those who are
more than one year in arrears' their
names will be droped from the mail
book and their accounts put in 'the
hands of our agents for collection.
This is the last issue of the Banner
you will ever have the pleasure of
reading (unless you borrow your
neighbors) if you are more than one
year behind*
Local news is scarce.
The Skating Rink is very popular.
The excitement over the election
has about subsided.
Oconee is the Banner Democratic
county of the 9th District.
Cotton is low and our merchants
complain of dull trade.
The auction house on College
Avenne is a popular place of resort
Read the list of premiums awarded'
at tin- recent Oconee Fair. The te-
ma'nder will appear next week.
Air. Samuel Sm'tli, an old and
highly respected citizen ol Jackson
county died at his residence o". the
1st. iust.
The Northeastern train now leaves
at 6:30 instead of 7 o’clock as here-*'
lofore, and arrives at 12 M. Extra
trains on Wednesdays and Saturdays,
leaving Athens at 3:30, P. M. aud*
returning at 10 P. M.
We devote our space this week to
a report of the organization of the Leg
islature and a synopsis of the Gov-
ernoi’s message. Let every one read
the proceedings and the message.
They are very interesting.
The commissioned officers of the
University Battalion have been ap
pointed as follows:
Company A.
Capt. R. T. DuBosc.
1st. Lieut., B. J. Edwards.
2d. “ J. H. Armstrong.
Company B.
Capt., S. C. Candler.
1st. Lieut., C B. Chapman.
2d. " L. L. Htmnicntt.
'file Walloons.
The Wallack Tiipologue Troupe,
under the management of Harry
Robinson, gave a very creditable
performance to a large and fashiona
ble audience at Deuprcc Hall last
night All the parts were well sus
tained and the funny bones or the
eat ire audiuncc wore well tickled.
They will perform again to-night and
to-iTinrrow night, nnd we predict for
them good houses.
OtHolnl Vote of Clarice County
The following is the official vote at
the precincts ill Clarke County for
■Con. resanian :
ATHENS
Speer 1010.
Billups 480.
.. 536.
... 97.
... 24.
Speer’s majority
MATHEWS.
Billups
Speer
Billups’ majority
BKADBEHY.
Billups
Sprer
Billups' majority
73.
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^WWrtWftnber.
V-
- • - *
Athens, Ga^ ,
Tlio^regular monthly i
Council was held tins' evening, pres-
Honor, Mayor Rucker and
Al^eTmcn Carlton, Lucas, Hampton,
Hqdgaob, Talmadge and Kemp, ( v
The minutes of the last regular
meetings were read and confirmed, i
- wctmosn’i' : V
Of L R Crane, J. C. Orr -and- others
asking Couricjiftipilt» rock culbert
on Pulaski street, near the residence
40B4fC n fiEr« l Md 1 M»that I ***%«»
VfcWnMMot thoroughly -w4*&
refered to Street Committee to in*
If a number of citizens asking Coun
cil to have" a crossing laid on Broad
street, from Dr.' Lyndon’s Drug
Stoic to Furniture Store', referred to
Street Committee to investigate and
reporting lb Council. -
OfT. J. Lester A Co, for "quart
liquor license to be used at the store
they now ofccnpy on-. Bro#d. street,
they also asked for a re-vote on the
license. License gpapted oo their
cooiplyarice vrithj; tHVlaw in regard
thereto, but no revoke allowed.
. The monthly reports of the Clerk
pf Market and’Laihpltghter were read
and received. The Treasurer And
Chief of Police w gre granted further
time on UieirTepprts..
The Clerk of Council was instnic-
ted to have the registry list, when
completed, published » the Southern
Bipjier .OntiPilieifSJlajr'flf the municipal
election.
• By Ahlennan Hodgaoh,
Resolved, That the managers of
the municipal election be' paid one
dollar and fifty cents ; per day for
their service adopred/' ;
The following appointments were
made for lira municipal election to be
held On the firtt' Wednesday in De
cember next. .. , .• !
1st. ward,
Election to be held af the store of
A. K. Childs & Co.
managers.'
tain, P. Barry and
. 2nd. ward.
Election to bfrifild at store of L.
J. Lampkin. > '-
-• - —’ manaoerr V
L. J. Lampkin, H. C. Billups and
J. A. Crawford. * r -
3rd. ward.
- Election to bo held at the City
Hall, *
.managers. ■;
A. L Dearing, E. K. Clark and
James Bancrbft. i;~ 1 • ,.
4th. WARD.. . '
Election tc* Jbe held at Hemphill’s
Shop.
. A MANAGERa. \ .
J. A. Garrabold, S. D; Mitchell
and John Bird. *
The matter of purchatfogMand ad
joining the eemeteip for t1U purpose
of enlarging the same waat referred
to the ' Mayor, ^lderincQ Luca?,
C iri on anil Kemp, with, powea to
act- ^
Tbs following ,bills .were ordered to
be paid on Approval Of the Mayor.
P
G.
J. C. Wilkins,■;$7,20 ; Henry Hill,
$30 and $30'; Athens Foundry and
Machine Works, $17,50. And $8,91;
T. A, Bnckep $8,85; J. W. Burke,
$1; J, H. Huggins, $fS,05; J. H.
Carlton, 85,92. -4 *
Williams A Garrison, $73,80; Dr.
W. A, Carlton, $3.
W. A. Gilleland.
No Middle Man.
Fq]|y realizing the commercial advantages-
that theWWpttooi city of Athens baa over the
whole of North-caat Georgia, and. with special
regard forth® fact tteiUXeadilr Merchant*
aro working for onTy a small comniaiiony - i
j.u. mmaQj *" fj
Itmca no “Middle Man’*” profits between his
Fait and Winter
lketuren in B* ttmorc, Pittsburg, New Ycn._
Trenton.and Boston. Having visited there
defleacompetitiot^SFdtreringto tUemk°rf
Nofth-cast Georgia a stock oi — J ’
in variety, unexcelled in ,qoa)
ly low in prices. Hie l,toek orDotnestio and
tuple dry gooda la fall ,snd complete. He hie
tWJ»«at atock of teneb, aadufc, a hips and
aaidlea in tbo eity, bargains lor every body can
be found m bia large a»ock of baU and sboaa.
fancy groceries, an among hie epe-
cialB. He keeps a large stock of wooden,
willow, and tinware. Hia well selected atock
of Are and common table and. pwoet cutlery
table and teaspoons, brilania and sUverware.
SZ&Z’ thi ° 8 **** ever offered in
While in Northern and Eastern nmrke’abo
made each targe pnrebaaea of crookery, glaaae
Were, Lampa and Oil on aneh terms aa to ena-
Ua him eo sell tweao good* at wholesale and
mail cWer than any other house in tba
8tate. Ae ta determined to sail these goods
lower than they can be bought in tbia section
and not to be noderaoldioa anything in hia line.
Remember tba place. J. IL Uucgins-ta at bb
oldjUnd^No^togad Htreat, jfiVny(E
ANNOUNOSliHNTS
-FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
W« ere autboritod teannounce F. B. LUCAS
aa a Candida’s for the office of Ta* Collector of
Clarke Connty at thaaaoaingvlectlyt in Jennarv
We an authorised to announce J. S. DORSEY
as aeandldate for the office of Ta* Collector or
Clarke County at tba eoaidag election In Jenaary
horlMpdio aonoi
ift kir the otr
eniui
OHN W. WICK
Collector or
lo Jem
Wear* Mil
u « c
Clarke
nett.
At >be *ollduf&h#£a Member of 4
hereby announce myself a candidate
Collector for Clarke .County; at the ensuing
election in J———
*'•«
We are autboriaed to unnouncethfe ---u* of
—-Ha a candidate for Re-elecflcf
of Da» R4tcrna on-
1; in January next.
HINTS.
*: r-TO-- ’ - ~rv-,
GROCERS;
IT IS POOR POLICY
» aogr retail mwohant to aeU InZe
Inferloc
good* because he can make
*»ora money on them,
of trying to And the cheapest
p ♦*» «W» hdjeOgtJiaiRmUd alway*
•elect THE BEST £n the market.
We know of”no business anywhere, in the
city or country, that would not sooner become
permanently-established, end In the long ran
pey bettcr. by handling only fair
sore, custom may for
_ low prices into the purchase
of Inferior arid, adulterated articles; many
even take up with short weight and other
swindling; hut time rights all these
thine** and nothing Is uH>rc certain than that.
JAMES M, GRAY $ Cft
^haapions ^ for Atliensii,*
HEX DO BUSINESS
TO MAKE MONEY!
Tha surest ~ay ta acsoaplish this Is to.
Va5H up # pennsaesl trade.
TMsoi!ite«E®ffllyiii6
. ifMmrpisarBsiE ^
* It Is only by keeping the ttxl articles of their
kind, even if they do not pay tho largest
lmmcdiate^pTOCit, thnt a permanent business
is built up. Keep the best soap, the best
starch, the best spices, the best baking powder,
•nd to on through the whole list. We have
known a grocer , to lose a customer whoso
trade -was worth a hundred and fifty dollars
a year clear profit to him, just because bo
would not supply a baking powder that was
demanded by the bc*l tradt*. ;
SEA— ..a
FOAM
OPTHE-
REGULATORS OF THE DRY GOODS TRADE OF
OF
NORTH-EAST OEoRGI^.
, DRY GOODS STORE. ^
IVe have this Fall made unusual efforts to
plaoe before the public in our several stores
good and dteirekla gnn^MVim first handj, and
m addition to a great many ixportid tapmally
form one of our firm spent several weeks at-
Iending Antiom fjtim, vUMng Manufacturing,
Imparting and GmaiiiMan AgNMtao that every
advantage that e—k can command has been ap
propriated. Tcc result is no tueh stock of
good* c*%be shown in tU*ifl||faitry. We call
attention to a few of our leading department*.
DSESB GOODS.—We have everything new
in thia department. Colored Silks all shades
and qualities, Camel* Hair, Dtbages, laetare^
_ _ _ . .Don't ask us who imported ibe gooda, but look at ouxeroaniog counters and see for y.
HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY pjtsyattrfrik. te^or to the hn.rtor the old ashloned, long tf,
ourselves the
me and high
>*V » A
These Are the Goods that tell the Tale!
Qw Stlaefe' ©eode X Oar ©laels Gooda X
2,500 Lnpin & Turner’s Black Alpacas.
3,500“Yards Monrninji aud Black Alpacas.
5,000 Yards English Warp .Cashmere, Parisian Crape Cloth, Australian
Crepes, Henriettos, Bonrretes, Brilliantincs, &c„ Ac.
Silks, Silks,
Silks, Silks.
2,900 Yards Black Grosgrain Silk.
3,300 Yards Black and Colored Trimming Silks.
-»
D.ooy Colored 3DIRESS GOODS, at from 5o per yard
200 Pieces Lawns, Cambric*, pSwcAj Fo
It is n first-class article, will «lo all wo
claim for It* and never falls
to wrork WK1L.
It is a credit to any merehani’s slock, and jjf t
one of the few good things he can confidently
recommend to every customer. It will edl
Itself after one trial, for its grvat merits'am,
soon appreciated. And not only so, but one 4
lady using it will tell others of the wonderful
properties of Sea Foam, and where it cube
purchased, and so the tide of trade will
gradually but surely set toward llio enterpris
ing grocer who keeps it in stock. Actually,
the ladies of Georgia where Sea To ax has
been introduced, are noted for making'better,
bread, biscuit,-com cakes, and other cookery
than con be found anywhere elm?*nd they
fin Sea Foam Me milt, and won't use any
other baking preparation. And il it kU to In
wondered or, tUhtr, for Sea Foam
NEVER FAILS
TO MAKES COOl) BRKAD when used
according to directions.
More than half the complaints of bad flour
arise from the use of common baking powders,.
which not Infrequently make tho best of flour
turn out dark bread. Sea Foam will make
better cookery with second quality of flour
than the best of flour will produce with any
of these other compounds.
NEARLY EVERY BAKING POWDER
IS adulterated.
SEA FOAM IS PERFECTLY PORE
And contains no element or ingredient
that la In any way injurious.
SEA FOAM COOKING RECIPES
Are presented with every can, also Full In-
ttruetimi for Vsk M3F You can buy Sea Foam
Dorn any leading wholesale house, or seud to
6antz, Jones & Co..
mjrUFACTUBEHS and FBOFBIETOBS,
176 Duane St., New York.
Ibesger thu soyToast or X&dsg ? offder
r la the World, and Perfectly fat*.
la warranted to make bettor, lighter,
fcaatthler, aweetor, more toothaaaa,,. ...v--
^ bl> fid..j* icltor * on oAaaa
” PUDDINGS, Etc.
THAN --
—Solid 8ilver Elgin Watches for
*ale t»y Childs A Most, for $!5 au ’
$20. Nothing like them ever before
hi the marki-t.
J
OB WORK OF ALL DESCRI1
poo^neetly done qf this office.
BKE COUNTY.
Coileapplies tom*
- .. . .ijn on the estate of
Jamea«M odootydaoaaaad:
Thtoe are tberafW* to cite and admonlah all
concerned to show .eaute at my offle. an or be
fore ihe.flrat Monday in January Mto, why aaid
fatten A—Id0to»rai*«d. ; J*Y V ,
Given under 'my-b*nd at officeUna 4th No-’
a* ember 1878. .
• • ASA N. JACKSON, Ordinary.
nov.lMOd.;
--S )
"TOB WORK OF ALL DESCRm
CAN BE MADE IN ANY
OTHER WAT.
'SEA FOAM is an entirely new inven
tion, without any of the bad qualities of yeatt
or toki'v pmrdtrt, soda, or salcratua.
SEA FOAM contains no ingredient or
element which can produce an injurious effect,
hut on the contrary has in itself a tendency to
Butain and nourish the human system. It is
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Not infrequently tho best of flour gets all the
blame, when in reality the dark color and poor
U«te are both caused by the use of inferior
raising powder. Many baking powders now
highly recommended by grocers, and hence
largely sold, arc made of old bones ground up,
and by a chemical process mixed with other
ingredients. Before lending their influence to
Increase the sale of any baking powder, grocers
would dp well to ascertain the reputation and
■tending of its manufacturers. They would
thus avoid becoming instrumental in perpe
trating a fraud on their customers, and would
in the long run make more money. Of course
- no honest man would knowingly lend himself
to such a fraud upon his customers, and it is
ray poor policy for any grocer to attempt to
palm off inferior goods when tho best are
asked for. Ho may by so doing a little
money at the time, but he surely will at seine
time, if the fraud is discovercd,1ose one of his
best customers, and with him a score of others
who might otherwiao have dealt with 1
A merchant's wisest policy is to secure the
customers, and they are Jdst the ones
want the best gooda SKA FOAM is
WITHOUT AN EQUAL
It la prepared from the purest and best materi
als only, and i* never under any circum-
atanew adulterated. Thera is no longer any
excuse for sour, heavy, or sodden bread, bis
cuit. or pastry. Every housewife in the land
abonld make herself acquainted with the facts
WO have stated, which are indisputable, and
Shawm soon ascertain that most of the yrlsf
preparations now being sold are anything
•Isa but what they profess to be. and that
this la the main reason why so large a propor
tion of the bread consumed by the masses ot
the community is unhealtkfuL Invalids ora
especially Interested tn this question of yeast,
and ought to keep constantly in mind tbc im
portant fact that their dietary should at all
time* be thabest, and that, under the most
ikvorabla circumstance* they can not hope to
regain health and strength unlea their food is
tba most healthful and nutritious that can be
obtained. Good food make* good blood, and
the nerve force Is strengthened or Impaired in
proportion as tho food we eat is nutritions or
otherwise.
SEA FOAM Is worthy of a fair trial, and
that Is all we esk for ]L
No one having onoetnod It wfll ever use any
other preparation in the baking powder line,
tat will at once and forever banish from the
bouse the various crude mixtures aqd bogus
rations in 410 form of yeast that hare so
and so persistently tended to destroy
i by imperfectly performing the require
ments they professed to fulfill.
A FOAM retains In'all their excel-
the nutritious properties and natural
f the various oereal preparations of food,
while in bra*4 raised by the ordinary maana
there 1* very frequently great-loss of their
toothsome end palatable qualities.
Of all taking or yeast powders. Sea Noam
is beyond dispute tho -
BEST IN THE WORLD
Qlve It a trial, and you wilt concede that wa
have offered you the means to *"■>« poor
flour much better than .when used under
ordinary condition!, whtlo good flour ww be
Immeasurably Increased In sweetness, rich-
ffinm, anfl an those qualttlee which eombbmto
render good bread esscntlallythc stair af lire.'
SEA FOAM Is' now Used -bribe leading'
hotels and lestaurants'in.-New.York city-and-
throughout the country. One eatlng-hoaso in
New York baa become fkmotre'for its' SEA
FOAM biscuit, and during the'dtoWT'bedn
there'are always dozens of people waiting
their tarn to be seated.
.Aik ymrr grocer to get it.for you, if he’has
not already placed It in his stock, and tf*n‘
obliging man bo vim do ao; or eend fot
circular and price-list to
SANTZ, J0HES & CO. ’
80UE JtAJTUFACTUBEES,
m Duane Street, New York;
200 Pieces Lawns, Cambrics,
-.100 Pieces Fine Colored Dress Gbttds.
Foulards, Ac.
M,, BOYNTGN & CO,
06 and 60 Whitehall ^Street. Atlanta!.. Georgia-
and will In every instance sell
lowest New York retail prices.
{.HOSIERY 1—The largest at
the Sute, great many new sty fas of recent
portation iust received.
GENTS AND BOYS CASSIMKBES.—More
than double onr usual stock of these goods and
*11 at lowest prices.
AUCTION BARGAINS!—In Table linens,
Doyles, Towels, Irish Linens, Bed Spreads, etc.
* Bleached and brown domestics.
—As low and In Insby instances lower than
BLANKETstfBSk§KE^!—Having had
the advantage of the immense mid summer sale
of Blankets In New York, we are prepared to
sell them as low as they usually cost at the
minufactiiy.
Bargains la Flannels, Geuta, Ladies and
Mi sees Underwear, eto., etc. '>
- Samples of Diy Goods sent on application.
CARPET STORE• CARPET STORE!
Onr Carpet Store is equal in size to our Dnr
Goods Store, and contains more than ‘double
the quantity of Carpets to be fonndin any other
Carpet Store in the State.
.determined to avoid the middle prof
it ofthe Jobbers, we have bought onr Carpets
this Fall direct from the manufacturer.
We have bought in such quantities as to get
bottom prices and biggest discounts.
We now have in store the largest stock of
Velvet, Axmlnister, Body Brussels. Tapestry
Brussels,.8-plys, Ingrains, 2-plye, and cheapest
Carpets ever exhibited in one house in the
Oil cloths for floors from 3 to 18 feet wide.
... . ... patt*
«all Paper, Window Shades, Lambrequin
Material, Lice Curtains. Hsir C« th. Cooua m d
J iSo Mattings alwnvs on hand iu lurgo quan- •
ties.
We invite an inspection of tl:e department,
and inform all in advance that wc cauuot tie
undersold in the Carpet line.
UHQE 6'iOliE! SHOE SToKh'.
Onr Shoe Store does not consist of one corner
in a Dry Goods loom, but U a separalc store to
itself, ahd of fame size ae each ot' our iti.cr
stores containing Dry Goods and Csrpci*.
W* have ta this store all the leading mr.fcee
af the best and -most fcvoraWy known shoes
anyh as Mila’s, Burt's Freeman’s, CuuficluV,
Dunbar’s, Soller’s, nnd numerous other well,
known makes of Boots aud Shoes. Wccan
safely aay that no shoo house in Georgia can
show so extensive a stock of Gents, Ladies,
Misses, Youtts and Children Shoes, ns we low
offer in our Shoe Store.
- Every pair of Boots and Shoes we havn nro
made expressly to our order, and ef selected
material.
We feel confident that it is to tlio interest of
all in want of goods to examine our immenso
stock before making any purchase.
. I.BLACK CASHMERES! We have arranged with an Importer to use Black Cashmeres in large quantities, and it will pay each
and everyone in want of theta gooda, both wholesale and retail, to examine these goods before purchasing eltewhtre. No New York Jobber will
do better on them than we wilL .
OctAth,Sm
OHAMBERLH:,
■, atlaSta, Da.
.,r ? ©lesi&s, GfieaJxss, Cloalss?.
Th« ordeis liave beeu issued. The irrevocable dictum is spoken, and
regardless of the wounds we inflict, regardless of everything but the inter-
est of our customers, we invite the public to share in the grand success of
our investments.
500 Ladies, Misses and Children’s Cloaks, prices truly wonderful.
100 Bales Factory Homespuns, on special terms, away below the old
- •; prices. 4 4, Shirting, Sheeting and Drill, the best brands
to Osnaburgs^cnims, Siripus, Checks, Plaids and Ginghams
ISQ ^.ases Bleached Shirtings, all tho famous brands, Wamsiitta, New
, York MiDs, Lonsdale, Fiaiit of the I.oom, <&c. "
. 700'Pieces Kentucky Jeans, in all prices, fiom 8c per yard up to the
;vfinest-made. : *
a 36 *& X> 01$ t
.' A Word to fiio vrfac is snfllcient. Our prices ha r e never been equalled in !
this market. Where you see the biggest crowd, there are the lowest
prices. Useless to resist tliuiuevitable. ... :
f j m
Out Tremendous Prices X&us'fc !Dra*ctr.
3,000 Yards pll wool Flannel s at all prices.
5,000 Yards Cotton Flannels, from 7c. up. An immense Stock Opera
Flnnnel&in all colors.
f,200 Yards Fine Waterproofs and Cloakings.
BXAXTSSTS, SLANKSTS, SZAXTXZST3 X
Houses will fail, ll.eir stock goes to tlio Auction room and is sacrificed to
the mighty CASH. The result is before you.
250 pairs all Wool Blankets, 50 per cent, below their market value.
375 Dozen Dadies, Gents, Misses and Childien’s UnderShirts and
., Vests., from 25c. up.
Hosiery, Sosiery, Hosiery I
Immense assortment of Ladies, Gents apd, Misses White, Brown, Fancy
and Colored Hosiery. , <
3*000 Pair 3 Button Kid Gloves.
, 2,500 Pair 2 Button Kid Gloves in White, Black, Coloicd and Opera.
»3SWS FR C3V7 ’^O ST OW 7
S':oe Houses bursting and Boots, Shoes and Hats going for 50e. on the
dollar. We received Ten Thousand Dollars worth. Don’t miss them, (vet
your share while they last. They can’t be duplicated.
In linens we have some If. aatftill Novelties.—-Napkins,. Doylies, Towels
and Damask.
Prices are regular crushers. For the present we have said enough, but
iTilayalodk for the' papers, ltead our. advertisements. There is money in
them." We won’t be silent long. Energy commands success. Next week
we will talk again.
1878.-MCJJIEEY-1B78.
FOR THE FULL UD1IR9 !
IGss McCAETNE?
Bags to make the-announcement that she is
receiving daily additions to her extensive as
sortment of
FASHIONABLE
Hits, Sops, |ms, Surfs, etc,
and vronl! requeet h»r many friends and custo
mers to visit her establishment before nuking
purchases elsewhere. The
Lowest Price Always Guaranteed
Please call at.
No. 5. College Avenne.
Special atten’ion givm to the m ilting - f
Bridsu Hits and Bonnets.
Oct 15.2m.
- • WHolesalto 3Sry gpodfB- ■
FALL 1878. ,; ; ■; FALL 18781
M. C. 6c 3. F. KI SER & CO.,
Importers and Jobbers of "Foreign and Domestic
A2T APOLOGY.
From the Regulators of Low Prices: . In many instances it is impossible
for us to wait on our immense trade, bt& we shall always endeavor to have
every one served as promptly as possible, as it is a pleasing office to ns to
bw polite,-attentive arfd accommodating to everybody, and can say that all
the gentlemen in our employ are men of strict integrity, experience in the
Dry Goods Business, and familiar with the duties ai d obligations ot their
vocation.
e James M. Gray & Go.
oct.8.3m.
■S' 1 Jit 8 aa'
41*f
Broad Street, neNt to University Bank,
Georgia.
To the Gentlemen of the vicinity and City
of Athens. M. E. Young, Artist Tailor haa
just returned from market with the Largest
and most Elnjgunt Stock ever brought to this
City, cotnprisincr the finest Cloths ana Suitings,
imported directly from England end France,
which he would most respectfully invite you
to call and examiue. Gents furnishing a speci
alty, his Collars Cuff*, Shirts, Scarf*, Drawers
anil Woolen uuderware, all iu latent styles and
cannot bo excelled which he will sell at prices
to suit the times.
CTTTTI2T IXT ALL
ITS SRANCHE3.
JT THIS OUT AND BRING IT
sept ,24.3m.
D^ORTERS AXTD WHOESAE
DEALERS in
STD
E , STQ'5r Blfg- @QQS@,
^ Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Hdtionst etc., etc.,
Offer this Season a Large Assortment to the Jobbing Trade
ON BEST TERMS AND AT LOWEST PRICES.
> Bpgseafi 43trewt, Afriens, Georgia.
•nx.27.tf. ,^4.
HOTEL,
GEORGIA.
rr- iH i
APRANGEMEim
^ -SteAeaL.Sledw.eed to $3 -per. Say. ' '4**
^RAVJNG LEASED THIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL, I ente?
upoHjitff mafiagenjelft’^y Reducing Rates, arid ; asking ot-tho Travel
ing Publip, especially friends of Carolina and Georgia, a continu
aiice ot that liberal snppblfthoy have always given it.
*’• J FOgSTpRlA WnjT*jTr.v^tatTPRO!'
F. L. WINKLER,
Watch Maker and Jeweler
.5* a
BROAD STREET,
Athens* Gl-eoriria.
AT
Dr. Smith link's Drug Sk
Having served a regular apprenticeship
in a
Watch Factory in Germany
1 flatter myself that I understand the
business having been 25 years at
My Work is my Guarantee
AND
Prices Lower Thau Any
1 DMINISTRATOR’8 SALE.-Gsoaeu
A Oconee Cocxtt.—Porenant to as order of
the Court of Ordinary of Oconee county, -will
be sold before the Court Hoot* door , dr Slid
county on tho first Tuesday h» December nest,
during the legal hours at sale the following
g roperty to- wit: one tract of land, lying in
iconee county, near the village of WatkinsviUe,
known as the Fork Field, containing eighty (80)
acres, toss* or less,, aqWaipff tta lands or
Harris DoSham, and th* Mode of IW estate of
Tt T m. Murray deceased, and at the same tine,
one house end lot in the town of Wetkinsville,
containing six acres, more or lees, well im
proved end known as the Wra. Murray House*
place.
Also at the same time and place the following
lots of Wild Lands, to-wit:
Lot No. 266—27
die.
a sec., con’g 160 sores
“ “ ti.7—2(1
••
3 “
“ 160 “
“ “ 1017-19
**
2 “
:: « i
««.« 274-3
14
4 41
“ “ 180-1
M
4 44
“ 40 “
“ “ 1016-19
u
2 “
“ 40,“.
“ 180—14
“
2 « 4
« 160
“ “ 43—11
2 44
to 160 ••
“ “ 1057 - -9
“
2 44
“ ' 11 40 “
“ “ 35—1
3 44
“ 40 «
“ “ 824—11
1 44
“ 40 “
“ “ 1058—19
“
2 44
“ . 40 “
« “ 447-16
U
3 44
“ 40 «
•• 21—10
**
2 44
“ 160 “*
“ ‘ 1102—12
“
1 44
“ 40 “
“ “ 229- 3
“
4 44
“ 40 “
“ “ 554—11
“
1 44
“ 40 ,!*
Each lot containing number of acreeattaehed
more or leas. j
The following lota in Lee County, Georgia i
Lot No. 6—27 die., 1 see., oon’g 2021 acres.
■ •' 147-81 “ 1 “ “ 202^ “
<* “ 244—12 <* I “ « 2021-8 «
And the following lota in Early Cennty, <!n:
Lot No. StT—1" dia., 1 «ec., con’g 250 aarca.
•• “ 2 6 14 « 1 « “. 25» “
“ •• 269—14 “ *• “ 25o
The foliowin- Ida m Carroll county, Gu:
Lot No 119—11 d**-, 2 aee., con’g 1021 2 acres
« •• 120—5 "* 2 “ “ 2021-2 *•
The following lots in Coffee County, Ga:
Lot No. 290—1 ois., containing 490 acres..
“ “ 404—1 “ “ : 470 4 ,
The following lota in Mireh.il County, Ga
Lot No. 211—10 district containing 250 acres.
“ “ 887—10 “ «■ *50 “
Also one lot in Appling County, Ga:
Lot No. 428—8 die., 2 eee., con’g 490 acres.
Also one lot in Irwin Connty, Ga:
No. 407-10 dit., 2 see., containing 490 acre*.
Two lota in L’ccatur County, Ga:
No: 266—14 dia., 2 sec., containing 250 acres.
269—14 “ * •’ “ 250 “
Each of the above lot* coVitalna the number
of ecres attached to the respective numbers,
more or leas. . 0* ,
.All to he sold a* the property of I Tin,
Murrey, dcceru-ed, for the beneflt.of creditors
and legatees. Terms on* half cash, th* other
half on twelve months time at 10 per cant in
terest, and bond for titles. Oct. 24th 1878.
JAMES E. MURRAY, Adm’r.
oct.29.5t. , _ r -'i * -
GOODS,
Boots, Shoes, Hats and notions,
Corner Pryor and Wall Streets,
; OPPOSITE JKIHBAU, HOO*S,
ATLANTA,
GA.
. We arc now oflering|to the trade the Jiar^cst *tqok of the above goodaS ever eftert-d
city, ana desire to call the special attention of the trade to the following
Goods of our own Importation.
Our Compass Rrand Doublc-warp Black Alpacas, Pure Mohairs, Lustr. ca nr.d Bri
inntecti!*.
Nottingham Laces and Curtain Embroideries, Hamburg Edgings and Inserting?, Wasj.c,; mid
Biea^ed Tabic Linen Damask, NapkinB and Towels, Fronting Linens, Ladies’ aud Gent.--’ Linen
and Silk handkerchiefs. » • A ’
The ATsoyt© goods axe XToyrt and XTreslx aaad of ci-l
o-unrja. Izaaportatioxi W j-hlnin th.© last sisrty
daya-
* trade *° oar unnsnally largo stock of DOMESTIC, COTTON
AND WOOLLEN GOODS. Our House was represented eV tho large sale of Flannels nnd
blankets m New lork in July, which goods were bought for less than the coot of the raw
matcnal. Our Cotton Goods and Jeans were bought at the
Xiow Dull Prices of Mid-summer
Our Notion Stock, Boots and Shoes, Men’s and Boy’e Fnrand Wool Hate, Ladies’and Mieses’
iT ***** never more complete. It Is well to odd we have an immense stock of Jerni.
both Eastern and Western, with onr usual supply of the celebrated
Seaeesd t3T©©.as oad © as s i s © g?„
ALL OF THE ABOVE GOODS
Will he Offered and Sold at the Lowest Prices.
Our business has iucrcascd so rapidly, and has grown so large, that now a hare commission
on onr sales is quite satisfactory to us for a profir.
td’ Wo extend a kind iuvitation and a hearty welcome to all Merchants to examine our stock
and prices. oct.S.2m,
Of Leather, Boots & Shoes.
Constantly on hand a large stock of Brogaps, Men’s and Women’s Balrno-
nls, Boy# and Misses Shoos of same siyles. Their stock in of the fejt ma-
tf-rtal, workmanship superior, and prices to suit the times. They offer
their manufacture bo!h wholosalo and retail. Give them a trial-.
oct.S.Sm. E. P. & J. G. EBERHART.
i.nuuia, OCONEE COUNTY.—Whereas,
Isaac Lowe, Administrator with the Will
Annexed of Roderick Hill deeeaaed. petitions
In terms of thejaw to be discharged from aaid
administration. Th4ae wa therefore tfoMAand
admonish ell persons concerned to show' cense'
at my office, on or before the first Monday is
December next, agaicst the granting. maid dis
charge. Given unaer-my hand ef office (him 29th
day af August 1878.
sepLS.Im. JAMES /LYLE, Ordinary.
Seed *W3a©at!
Prime Seed Wheat of the Purple Strawv
Variety, .raised hy Jas. M. Smith of Oglethorp*
Connty, 8150 per hnaheL For sale at
REAVES, NICHOLSON A CO’8.
ocL2»4t.
nkof’Nowr
Jss*’ 0m
> ' ■ A'Treasorer Nsrtheaet Railroad, i
-oct.29.2t.. ' - . • ' .
■ - rs.’v-** i . . i n :
FOREST CITY
Foundry And Machine Works,
170 Fenwick Street, opposite Water Tower,
• • a Georgia,
R- LOMBARD & CO.,, Proprietory
AiUgusta,..
X . - «EO,
ma/.21.1y.l878.
Manufacture Portable and Stationery^team Engines, and Boilers.
Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Shafting Parleys, Gearing, llaucrs, etc., Iron
and Brass Castings,(Plantation and lull Work of any kind, Cane Mills
and Kettles, Horse Powers, Graham’s Improved Solid ltim and other
styles of Gin Gear. Special attention given to Repnitipg and Over
hauling Machinery. Promptness and good work guaranteed. Send
for Catalogue of Milt Gearing. Agents for the Celebrated Elinse
Double Turbin Water Wheel, theJudson Governor, iho Niagara
'Steam Pump and Nordike, Mormon Sc Co’s Plantation Mills.
•Send for Circular.
. . GEO. R, LOMBARD A CO., Proprietors.
T
LOWRANCE & MADDE N, 5
Our gpoda .aretall NEW and m. guarantee
pur Goods bower than any ilonse ifi Nertli-EasfcGeorsift
examine our Goods arid-fifiee» boioro buying elsewhere
&SjJpIiSfN,
. tumnooi: -i a
scpt.s.2tn.
Ulcland. Wood d! Co’iu old stand ■
--- O GEORGIA.