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>on%rit a o N B A N N E B r X O V E M B E li 25, Tuk-i‘ay November 25, 1879. Cfncial County anil % Prink 0rgifl far Oconee and Madison Counlies, Ail niivtriifciiK'iiis for tho Weekly ]' vsm:k ho liambd in i,y j.> , . l K .k .... Saturday. 1hw)q u " !JC g l ;, ,i, " na n res ;, leilt o| Athcn s —h ; W been elected priucij«l ,hc Q?'»«v8 !e Coilu_'«* for m-xt Ue is a graduate <>:' th« Unis xersliy, an 8 s „„ „ t , he IJev Dr Laue of inis oil y. We c-ingratiilatc him, •<n.i wish inn, modi success in t.bc re- >pons , bl > position io which h ueen called. has fly is lingering in lit,- lap of weather; good for ’ T1 Fa I- Fine, hearty \V:llki"g. Jack I'Vest assort* his sway those •n i:nings. Jt u;ls 'die "i.'gcst registry list Atli- rns over had. Y iji.tr Innohos mot cold water floats are now the rage. The weather came down like a tKiom on the town. The dry goods man riihhc.h his I... ,ls g!:. folly in.w. Now doth the busy candidate ims , roli shining honr. TO TUB T HANK SGI VI NU GAMESTERS fttl^!‘v- Ui °* ,t * r,,;n C tlt« success of , i® "unroi’s on thanksgiving day, and that the public may 1^^ at of t!lc game products of lids sec- tion wc respectfully request that every teMf* «■*»:«i»i »...» K”.“ tair ■“ dS '»™r To S GRAYED' oit STOLEN. “ye"," 1 If' £ "». »V™. a.t by tiie Uock College on the' Jef • i.v.n road- Frank Sirkckfast. Cho,,, l«»l Worr; n a on! intention to ihn r.d meal of (he Georgia Chemical Works j R *» nt An .'ti'U GeoigLi. Mr \ jj ! road ,i }; ' r :. v ,,f :‘ : . !v °>y >* u>e Agent tor i ; lo f di.psM Goauo end tixture arc alre.dyso ex- 1<c ‘l 'hat they need no com, ‘is vm have . idy to call , v ‘h.rsey's for the above t ae will (ill your order. pi t »/ lollof twenty tuiics ind app y v*i, katrfs endoL on <aub secUoa arc.mpletcd- You .lid .not yield your opinion as to me wia- do.. of commencing at Lula until told you Lu a w M not a terminus and ? cou!d ° n b' *ocore an endorsement R bon we bad completed a section of twenty miles from cither terminus— Athens or Clayton When you were conv,need mi this joint yon instantly yielded. We then decided to grade the forty miles before asking an en dorsement. This was done to avoid expense ot high freights on Ga. R. R, and drayage at Athens and was done at yonr instance. Ti mi.. .s, unnnproN nine miles of min'valcd in 'H’s Cough Sy rup. NORTHEASTERN. i.KNt i: hu t Explains jlr-Et-y. . . ,, o - many to suit, I scribe. \ o:i auvanced tile portion of the money rtui-w. \Ye name n for ,\1 Ki-.ii.l bill ■ a:v ready to announce any- s flams r.s a e.mdidate for Aldor- So walk up gentlemen, it takes y la buy land. oi.ou.is are now worn oti the < by tho-ic only whose refinement I not be crowded it" packed in v of a needle m. r fi-h p>n.l, ha* been filled nt of Jacobs A Michaels, •h i'ji' these improvements, onr lk.< arc getting better, re auihorized to announce the W. J. Morion as n candidate .-rinan in the Third Wind. li> bo hold 3rd of December, A a interesting event will take place 'k'ii the Georgia road early' next h T.hc occ i-iou will be graced hyb.c presence of a fair daughter of “Fragments gathered up from the I. .ids Table,”,is the title of an inter- *»'iag article in the last Christian Ads V"cn:e. by Rev. Geo. W. Yarborough, of Athens. W .■ are glad to welcome back to our wv Mr. M. G. Cohen, who lias been or a visit *., his friends in Europe. He is looking well and must have H'.v.d his trip. The phrenologist row feclelh the '.i-:!.:.m hen! and intcrpretetli the aa;-> :hen of to the wearer of the IV Haniicr will publish charts ml rates. the i aair 1, ti e famous Athens hotel . •»> not leave that city, but will “|va another hotel after the first of ana-try. Hurrah for Clinnrd !- ■> County Videttc. it.e uptown people will establish Y’hone and connect it with the “ e i fh"c. we will, besides giving 1 ; 1 • laws, give the alarm of fira !i : -ny of th. ir bouses eatcii. ooires• •"'<?»» Hor. How. ll Cobb i t r. ference to mv w til the X M R. li . i ns itself, :ui,l I n tosav in this connection it is reported bv I 'lienV.s „i Mr. J. II id route ageuev in ins to oeemiii, a e .iidi late for ul'y of the city of gVtliens, rest of the Geo. R. R. Co. prejudice of the N. li. R. I'liis rejiort is uiteily false bout foundation, and that I e Air. Carlton will do me the o say, that I have never spok- n or be to n e on the subject ndidaey and further that I gency directly or indirectly eing him to be a candidate. I F. Pjiinizy. Jo. Nov. 21st 3 879. do. Nov. 1 Oil*, 1S79. i’F.i.i, Coi:;:. Aon have b'.-n familiar tmciion as stock-holder the X T . E. K. K. from to this time. I am then; arc citizens of iders of the com- love that my conduct director evidenced to sell the N. the Ga. 11. R. I ask th: freely write to me your It givesnta pleasure testate that any app.elicnsion I ever had that you were actuated by any other than a sincere and honest purpose to build »' R R independent of the Ga. 1C 1C or any other connecting line has long since been dispelled and lkuow of no facts or acts of yours in connection with the N. E. K R e j. tlier as a stockholder or director which indicttted any other purpose than to promote the interest of tde stock hol ders of the N. E. R. R a(ld the com- muntty of Athens independent of anv and ail other interest, and altliou-li you do not require it, you wi 1 pardSn my stating some of many acts of yours, winch when known must convince any •air minded man that you have done ail :n your power to secure to Athens and the stockholders of the N. E. R. independent and self sustaining ,aud I would not with t,„M Agent, for I ) r ?.' a '“’f o'l'-rs who served the roi.l ■ire i at Hie above | ,ul ' "‘vusure of praise. Yet I have lung since bceu caoviuc- c J that all interested in the X. E. R. K. owe you a debt „t gratitude ibr the^roaU as far as com.,lea d. . y our la ‘b'v subset iplio.i to the eaii- 1 » Ha: stuck encouraged many t tile greater j _ purchase the j iron first luul, vou pur- cnased the bonds of the city of Ath- ! ens when the city w.is without credit ' and in too , sl o) the panic of 1873. j .1 oil advised that work Oe suspended «» 18i4 and tl,ai compelled the con- i tractors to aco.-|.i pay in Athens bonds at a lair p. Le. i lie e are only the morepronnne.it tacts wnica prove conclusively your constant purpose to maintain the road and complete the Work economically, and they ev i,! hence the untiring zeal, and earnest Constant endeavor on yonr pan ;J Bvo.d any needless expenditure, li . is niodlcss for me to enumerate every mimr act. and these are sufficient io j pr«>ve j'oiir a»inci*rity ot purport*, Which you to build the ort!ieaslorn Kiilruad cconoiuiuillv in order that the origin 1 stock!io!der s could preserve uuJ mam lain the road independent, of all others and es- ptcially the G»*orgia Road. Nor is it necessary for me to say that you did thus contribute in .re than any, it not all others, to the successful comple tion and operation of the present forty miles. I have often said to othei s.and I am glad of an opportunity to say to you, that your financial character and credit in the State, your prudent ad vice, patient expenditure of time aud labor, wise managemcn', liberal con tributions of money in stock and loans, and constant, careful supervision ot every detail ol the work on the road, or finances ot the road, enabled us to build the present forty miles. While others did much, all iu their power, by contributing their time, labor and money, and while without them, you could have done nothing, yet without your aid I sincerely believe th ■. North eastern Railroad line to the Air Line Railroad would still be a thing of the future. tth* nrwa of this terrible J doubt return in » more Lfornt la the fall months ITINE, a Remedy discover- i mod used with each won* |f> America where the most ‘ are found, caneee from 9 to be filtered or strained ^ _ *o It puses through the excess of bile exi>t*. By lu the Urer and touuch the ypnsvenU to a certainty any Black Vomit, but also cures of the Bowels, Dyspepsia I Yellow Fever who will expel ind excess of Idle from the SELL’* HEPATI.VE, which s in 25 cent sad $1 §0 bottles, ess by the Proprietors, KELL A CO., Phils., Pa. Dr, |Stil!ingjaorQueai’s Delight. wonderful cures of Rheuma- [ Rheum, Syphilis, Cancer, Ul- jt come from all parts of the ply mnarkahle but so miracu- was it not for theabuodance iLZ~Ot Srror.la. Ar. Cue Or C,t. . Branson. , Oi., September 15, 1871* o years I have been a great . n its most distressing form*. . . to my room and bed for fif- rofulous ulcerations. The most for such cases had been used, it physician* consulted, with- sent. Thus prostrated, dis- [ was advised by Dr. Ayer, of to commence the use of your Stillingia. Language is as ibe the relief I obtained from ;iiingia as it is to convey an ada- intensity of my suffering before ~’ne: sufficient to>ay, 1 aban- tedies and continued the use of 8tillingia, until I can say truly, 11 pain,” of all disease, with t the active punuit of my pro- m (eight •months have elapsed since table curv * wi,hout return of the above statement, I refer to ••w County, Ga., aud to the f lor of Cherokee Circuit, who are ac<t& 1 uc * 1 shall ever remain, with Your obedient tervant, J.C. BRANSON Att'y at Law. l MIRACLE. 'est Point, Ga., g®pt* 16, 1870.^ daughter was Liken on the 25th 3, with what was supposed to be m, and was treated for the same ias. In March, following pieces of i work out of the right arm, and cou rt! 11 all the bone from the elbow joint came out. Many pieces of of the right foot and leg. Th* , pronounced one of White Swelling been confined about six years to hci •case considered hopeless, I was in- )r. Pemberton's Compound Extract orjpxnd was so well satisfied with its el- ve continued the use of it until the r was confined to her bed about six lie sat up or even turned over with- he now sits up all day, and sews most has walked across the -room. Her i is now good, and I believe she will, min strength, walk well. 1 attrib- *ry, with the blessiug of God, to the suble medicine, de, I am, yours truly, W. B. BLANTON. West Point, Ga, Sept. 16,1870. [-The above certificate of Mr. W. B. know and certify to as being true. 8 so; hundreds of the most respected 11 certify to it. As much reference can 1 may be required. Yours truly, ftA WKORD A WALKER, Druggists. (LON. II. 1>. WILLIAMS •EMBERTON'S SriLUSGl v is pre- 1. F. MERUKLL A CO., Phila., I*a. ,:ll Druggists iu il.uu l>.*tlK‘s. or sent by [Agent* wanted to canvass everywhere. bo«tk—“Curious Stor?”—free io all. sent to joor p«s»ple, putable in install- Best Offer of the Season, A Whole Stock of AT AN D LESS THAN. COST. The undersigned desiring to retire from the mercantile business, now offers at cost his entire stock of goods, consist ing of Dry Goods, hats, slices, crockery, hal’d ware, groceries, and in indeed every thing usually kept in a first class, mixed stock of goods. Upon sale of said stock of goods, possession of the storeroom now occupied by mo will'be given at ace upon most reasonable terms of rent Having established a first rate paying trade and having determined to close out at cost. Xo better opportunity was ever offered for entering into a real good mercantile business. Remember, to buy this stock will be to save the expense of freights, and to enter at once into a well established trade. Call at once if you desire to be the lucky man. JOHN C. PITNER, Corner of Clayton and Thomas Streets. nov.l-5.dw.3m. * LOOK AT THE LATEST NEWS. c. uvn o ir. ir. x s FALL AND WINTER DRY IU I CZ2 y’Sk. fflkL 'M 1 be can ae* Boots and Shoes, MEN’S BOY’S At the Immense House of K G. & J. COHEN, . • * t " . No. I and 2 Denpree Block, ATHENS, GEORGIA. We luivs opened nml wilt receivs ati cloguut assortment of N. w Fall and Winter Good*, cpmpiisini: tile latest Xovl ilies in Silks, VclveU, Satin, Brocade S lk» and all the new shade* and eomb'mai 'ors in Di es* Good*. r.t lower price* than, at any other house in the City, Black Casliinei'cs at 15, 25, 35, 50, (>0, 75, and $1.00. Colored Cashmere, in *11 the newest shades from 15e to all woo! atjSOe BLACK AI-PACAS, )VERTISE ONLY WHAT HAVE IN STOCK. IUSTA Druggist Advertise ments Copied. OUilTRACTIONS ON t INSIDE. \ No W«. N THE ix Relics ox tiie Outside p.lic justice of this charge >u to state freely aud is or ac'.s of mine that such n belief. I am of having fuitliftili v power to l>uikl the N. lidependeiit line. 1 de sire that ylfcio was fully acquaint ed slu nk! «the facts. If you b*e that anything I did or advised p.ted such a purpose I ask that yak so frankly. Yours truly, t RDIXAXD PlIIXIZT. Atheus.t.® )V . 20th, 1879. Fmxizv, Clarke Co yonr note of the and reply at otice and as fully a®,resting duties of Court now iajst, will pormit. X have iieeft c .j a tcd intimately with you ns a « r ot the N. E. R. lv. Co. from t®agur.iUon of the road and uatiBesigned. I think we were bothB e rs of iho w •i k ing or husinerftitice of the road throughoutthi®you were a di rector, You Mjt I will frankly write my opinitH to the purpose which prompleH ju yonr efl'urts to build the NcHorn li-til Road or stale any facH acts of yours within my kmH^kfhic'i todicsit d Yc N. E. li a nainUu* of m'nistors from I s p ;rpo8o to R. R, ", ' e ; i! " !’“ ut are expected to pass | to the Ga. R. *»-t not improper, •uro-jg!i Athens in a few days, en- j ther ;foro, "Pfi'eriect frank- Pane 1, r Augmta when the North ness requiiB that I iiiifl -’■a Conference will meet in a few ! confess ilia | N. E. U. R- w.i camions in adop <;y which you have oilen j prompted by thc i 1 that your large now. Mnns out that Capt. fli- a l..r heel. W i winr© the Captain verness. I is a'! clear *;'•' llie eld North Stale toms "a good fellows ns Clinard. >s a nt irrieil man a bird ?— ■ he comes home at 2 A M —F-ir the biu-'lil of bao’ielo -— lug necessary for the mars action —ive exp'ain that when a ■omi s home at the hour named 5 "u- makes him quail. , '''-I- i>e seen in onr advertising Mr. C. Morris is now ' i! miilincry and fancy goods, Merii'.' "* S Wh. hie.! rttn and whites r.t cost. Mr. l,i v,a - •"> good Confederate sol- l tr . V (i afti-r the war, opened busis i ; ■' Xo. 13, liroad street, whe'C •*-" u«s by strict attention to business, j'i a good trade. 11 is wife who ila 'l charge <>l the millinery des . w ill now retire front the i i ' 1 ' 1 wi.l sell off all lho.mill»n- | .* goods :ti ('t'.*t. I I’ U * in- Tills 'VINE AND BLOOD. at->st interesting and enter- . • VIIKVi - “Tciqicrnnce Story* by Rev. "• Hi alia m has now reached its “■ j '*id edition. Tliir speaks wondcr- I , v lor it; popularity, and to'all who' your '» read a most readable book we then U. and Augusta give a coalition of a coalition I Hav disadvantageous I icmember that I r nle and favored and only consent' inony Grove rou‘ that it was impossi go<t stockholders fir the Jefferson n ii-iii-- • preferring tho JeffJ r selling i X oa 'fl recall, atti •mods, then tbaUlio two r R. A N. E. R.R) connection be ma< iivecn Harmony G vilic. You will ah that I opposed yoi monctng grading : Athous.This oppouti by some apptebensi Athens from a dire ! tWttCu Harmony Gn vill'. I remember the b (to whom -.he <picst ; (erred) decided lo& I bod tho committee aud that act'O'i r meeting yon wid lini.se ; for c.iuimeiiV P work O I the ? began I was f line Of puli- This was a pprehension n tiie Ga. R. take you do- f ads. Such considered . You will tho present l* J.-ffd'.-O.I pt the llar- coavince.l our lar- cribe at all reason for tie was. as to a. fear le Ga. R. mite and tely be- Winter* the fact of com- isiead of rnmpJed nage to tion be- Wintvr- 1 -ay, eo at nice and securp a I A'i 1' may be found at Book 8' ore I. *‘ e oing aud Anderson Athena Ga. | *11 tho principal book stores of l^coootry; was that the Ga. fri< ndiy to us and w«m er Ireiphta on iron <* age at Athens enormous. Onr ] In conclusion I will still state that when in November 1877, it was thought we would lose the road alto gether through failure of the endorse ment of tho Suite, you advised some of the directors to negotiate with the Georgia Railroad with a view to a coalition in such terms as would se cure a payment of the entire debt of the Northeastern Railroad, forty per cent or more on the stock, and termix nal rates of tariff for all time to Ath ens. This you thought then could have beer accomplished, if done he' fore the adoption of the Constitution of 1877, and this you stated, that yon only advised as a last resort, a choice between these evils, of a private sale and a possibly ruinous public sale after February court of 1878, when judge ments would be had against the road for tho whole debt. I well remember thut your advice impressed me as lieing wise and pru dent, but I declined to consider it. I told you frankly that the time was too short to accomplish anything, as our stockholders must be consulted. You raid you only proposed that it be subs milted to a lull meeting of stock holders. I, and others consulted, fi nally decided not to intertain the proposition, which was that we ap proach the Georgia Railroad. Yon stated “you had no knowlede of what that Hoad would do, nor did you fe.-l assured auytlii'g could b? aecotn- psished in tlvit direction. You were like a drowning man catching at staws, and you thought it our duty to try tiie Georgia lin'd road authorities. Tuis is all that ever occurred, which I now recall, looking even to a connec tion with the Georgia Railroad by your advice, and was only suggested by you in our then known extremity, llad wc failed to get the endorsement of the Slate aud the road been sold, those of us who refused to consider even your suggestion and not you, would have been condemned by the people ot Athens. In addition to acts of yours already stated, I recall the fact that iu order to induce Grant, Alexander «fc Co,, to make certain material changes in their bid for grad ing—first contract—which changes were t-i onr benefit, you took a thous and dollars of the stock they were re quired to accept in payment. This was then practically giving one thous and dollars to tiie company. You also loaned a large amount of money to a number of stockholders during the money stringency to enable them to pay and wore to go oa, and when the bonds weie endorsed I think the Northeastern Railroad then owed you about *19,990.90 money loaned.j have thus hastily a id without mem DOW h FANCY PRICES. .ouqitct Soap, 23 cents, MngnoliL] m «j lja p t 50 cents, worth 75c. \ cents, worth 25c. ■’ -ret „; m ,itit!Cs from l.>. to Mc“a vtirJ. F-' NCY PRESS O.O'JPS of all kill.!* and ({iialities Is now Selling Off at Cost his Millinery and Fancy Goods, such *«n »»■ »■ »*•» u,Tro>: suiriN '* s ' m fc*ntifai .mAn- »t • w-m. kc. as Huts, Flowers, Trimmings, Silks and Dress Goods, also <S2v Fvsi r&r A Large and Well Assortted Stock of Boots and Shoes. Remember tiie place, No. 13, Broad Street, one door below the Furnituro Store. nov.21.dw.2m. C. MORRIT, Athens, Ga. CHEMiS K O Pv Ct 1 y\. B Augusta, Georgia, Ajpiiu (C-r lo their old customers and the f*uli!ic generally, who w.mt reliable r*» 1 nniforui Fertilizers, the well known brands of hates, PATAPSCO GUANO and GRANGE MIXTURE, AND THEIR SUPERIOR MAKE OF -A.CXID PHOSPHATE jdiorlc Acid, and 2 58 |>cr cent ot For comnestin?, analyzing 13.G' jnr cent, of . Potash. vuihddc I ! Also, S'crinpxHCJx^Ta acid From tleir Acid (liiumh.ir, nt lower figures th.ru it can 1-c Inid down if i>ou^ht out of the State. Faverahe ttiih ami prioes to d ialer an l co-isnrners of br.-e orders of ourccods. The Works of the Pofotiasiy, loctto.l In Augusta, Ga.. are open to the » wpection of the Farmers «.f Gooiyia and adjoins Sute.i, and our Suncrmtendcnt an*I Chctni Mr. C. IL F. LOWE, will {take plo •sun iu exhibiting tho Works and its Proinets. Apily to the Aifoufo of the Company, to b: found h; the principal towns and villages of Ocor^iu utl South C-irolina, or to XI \ ■ STOVALL TKEASUKEK uuJ BUSIXKSS MANAGER, AUGUSTA, GA. S. DORSEY, Agent, A then >.w3:n. Browns Esse worth 59c. of Ginger 35 cents And everyUtiL n pfojtoruon. Our Fancy Dep*„ U nt is now open and fil'e 1 with a ciss of goods n«vvr before brought Soutjof Baltimore. ATHENS PH AtJIACEUTI- CAL COM3 ANY, “My Moiher-.ti-latv is a walking advertisement for Dr. Bull’s Baby Syrup,’’ a subscriber remarked yes terday ; “ site recommends it every where.’’ Ga. All New “Dou't Know Halt' Tl»elr value.'* ‘•They cur.d me of Ague, Billious- i c sami Kidney Complaint, as recom mended. I had a half bottle left wlr.cli I used for my two little girls, who the drietors and neighbors said could not be cured. I would have lost both of them one night if I had not given th-m Hop Bitters. They did them so much good I continued their use untiil they were cured. 1 hat is why I say you do not know half the value of Hop,Ritters, au 1 d > not recommend them high rtv ugh.” —B n Rochester, N. Y. Seay.her column.—American Rural Ilumr, Fenai-I tea is a simple remedy to quiet tho baby, and this innocent ar ticle is embodied in Dr, Bull’s Baby Syrup, w Inch puts the l*by to sleep without the evil use of opiates Pr’ce 25 cents Ovc t j ymax’s Opixiox. -Having had an nppon unity to test the excel lent qn dities of Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup, I hesitate not to say, it is the best remedy I have ever used in my family—R-r. Win. Chapman, Pastor M. E Clmr.ih, Georgetown, D C Baldwin & Bumott- Loots aid Siicu. The new 'shoe store os Baldwin & Burnett’s is somethiug Alliens lias lo:i j needed. They have the largest and handsomest line of' Boots and Shoes ever brought to Athens, and are offering Ihera much lower than any oihe house in town. Go at once and see them. Umw, randnm, written from memory soma of the facts which satisfy me that you should have the gratitude nu 1 not the reproach of the pro;»le <>f i/as s^drs.dZo’wvs; No baits offered by McBride & Co to deceive Merchants. They do no pack up a orate lull of unsalable Dishs es and otlu-r trash, and put in m few Teas and Plates below cos'. Neither distrust. They are indebted io you aio::c more than all others for the present completed forty mi*es ol this N. E. It. R-, and I believe when yonr conduct is properly understood yon should and will receive the eratef'd commendation of every fair miuded citizen of Athens. Youra truly, Howell Cobb. cent for expenses ot traveling sales man. 'Pheir prices are as dose as any house in the United Stales. feb4.1879.ly. ^ K. LUMPKIN, Attorney at Late. t fflo-' over Child*, Nlekeraon & Co. Athens, Georgia, Designs Iu •' w Funiishing G' mis -VCll «Sr FLANIGEN, I’il l Hi nml, Athens, Georgia. .a rt.lj Ilaviland China and Majolica Ware Tin and Porcelain Toilet Sets, While Granite AC, C.Ware. Tin ware, Buck of*, L a in p b , W i c k s , Chint neys, Silver Plated Spoons, Silver Plated Forks, Silver Plated Knives, Scissors, £i Iv n i v e a , Razors, S • r a i, s whip* Hand Bells] L iu}^ E¥ GOODS LAR E STOCK, . aid Low Prices. undersigned has iuat returned fro n the EanScm maikctwllhi by has piireha«otl direct from ni&nufiictnrcr^ nn*l importers, elicit tfc rne to the people of AUh-iis an.l Nort!i«£ at G’W.rj/ia, Dirge Stock of Goods, for cswli, »nd now offers heap as can be bought in any city in the State of Georgia. as be ho* detvrmm^l to *ell f‘*r CASH, and CASII;OXLY, lxw prices will be as LOW other I’oase, and lower it possible. r n^> SSS3! S3 Quick sales and short promts shall be my motto. lock con*!**.* » n p.ut of Coffee, Su/nr, Sodn, Maik-Mel, Nalls, Ricc ; Chiese, Lard, Bacon, Wheat Bran, bt tulc and Fancy Dry Goo 1«, Bead; Made jClotnimr, dozen Gents’ ried Baidy Made Slurts, to rftu.t aH c’assc.-*, Boot>> .u.tl SV*os, Mats, Umbrellas, Saddles, Ki^s, Bag^rv llarncM, Plow uames, Trace Chains, T.tbl; :*nd Pocket (JuUep', Hollow wares, Bn ng and lies, Kcrodnc Oil, and various other . rticles :oc tedious to mention. Ho also has a I e, fire-proof 3EU2T. P-d ISL S33 S2S. 'jSfef Having purchased an i give onr customers the ever. mnentto ns-orlineut of the tdvantegc in Ladies’ M;*s* ; r»ods at very low piico wc arc cnabVd to * mid Childrens’ IIosc at Luwi r Prices than BIEBOITS We have this sees line of Satin and and complete stock of Grass Grains, in all colors, and a full • and other KD>bona nt extremely low prie s. Sfc.oss, Sole Agonts for Miles Philadelphia Shoes, x till line of other fir*: o'.isr. make s in IVoVe Goat, Moroooo »n0 Calf, wi’.li French Heel* and Toe* ; also a nili lire of ileus Poe's in all qualities froiu tiie clloit'.-ert to See I -ml made, a un- prcccJtnted lew prices. , • , Carpets, Rugs and Mats, Biankets, SHawis and Bat moral Skirts, Cloaks and Dolmans. in all the ia‘cst an«! i l)v>> lies, Towel-, i .st styles ir: We beg to cull the n Boys onr >pee;uhy. &2.t’i0np. Marsel':p Qniks, Table Dunn.-ks, Nu; kins, ♦ers. Til E BEST COBS ET 1N T11E STATK AT :h»c. • Men Youth and , we sire sure yon -.in str ek os wo make clothing fo e< mp ete and cheaper than t.ri? j ureluuung elsewhere. The Largest and Most Complete Stock of Buttons In the State, L t li' new styles. Kid Ohiidrens Un U r v . umt Collar >. Ludicri ». Ladies uiul Gents Glove* in n*.i the Under Vests. Clsildreua Ul iou Suite, i nil qnulties and latust stvles.i We Sell the King of Shirts. Evory Siiiit guarar.tc-'d to fi: and made of tiie best Watnanl’a Murlin, friec fl.OO. Our Crown Shirt at 5" and To-'. Tho best siiitt in tin market for tiio money. We woa'd respectfully cal! the attention of our customer* and the trade at larj.0 to the fact that oar stock is strictly first class nr U that wc have, A1C BAITS, NOl HUMBUG, NO MISREPRESENTATIONS. No False Quotations of Goods Allowed i our House. iDGir'T YOU FOHG2T IT. M. 0. A J. COHEN, 1 and 2 Deupree BlQck, Athens, Georgia. No. 7 Broad Street, Athens, Georgia, Is daily receivin' Beautiful Stock of new additions to his LARGE and j**. ill>torc cotton, and make advance* on co*ton . lie nl«o keep# on haud a largj supply of kb; - K QLTZ && BE 9 or>I npon|a* jrcot termsa* any oU.cr ^ my ^ alH l cheap St . C'k of TohtlCCOS and Sll Ammonlateil Guanos and Doljbs* Chemicals foi mpostln?, to sell to planters who* bay and pay for fcrtilizor^.'^Witli twenty y aw* ex pe ice, he defies o**«oDetitiou. S. 0. DOBBS, A (kens, Ga. NOTICE. ivm* are warned not to limit with gnr.s , and campers with team*, must not j mv land, on tho Lexington mad two andlludf miles East of Athens. Proper steps havpeen taken to detect and punish ail such \Y. C. MOOKE. RGIA, OCONEE COUNTY -To *11 whom It may concern, notice is her y given that the office ot th: County Court of sotsc* County will be kept at the Court II. e in mid comity, and the Term* of raid Coft will be held aa follow*: The monthly nos will bo held oa the third Monday* in month, beginning ou the third Monday in Jai ary matt, the Quarterly Sewious wilt be Im-1 on the thinl Mondays in January, April, Jut and October. Korembwr Kd lvra. B. M. JACKSON, Count j Judge, Ov-uea County. n|r.*S.w4t. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, LAMPS'ALAKTERNS Any and every article in the Crockery line furnished at Lower prices than they can be bought anywhere in this section of the State. All Styles and Patterns of GLASSWARE at RE MARKABLE low figures. Tho largest and greatest variety of LAMPS in Northeast, Georgia, Kitchen Lamps, small Hand Lamps, beautiful Bedroom and Parlor Lamps, Wall and Bracket Lamps with Reflectors for lighting up Churches, Halls &e. Also a Large Stock of Lanterns from 50c. each to $1.75; special prices given wholesale buyers and we guar antee to save you your freights from any. point. , HOUSEFUttNISHING GOODS, &c.\ Buckets, Brooms, Brushes, Seives, Trays, Dusters, Looking Glasses, &e., &e. Groceries of all Kinds, Sugars, Coffee’s, Flour, Bacon, Lard, Molasses, Syrup, &c., &c. Also Black and Green Teas in flargo lots. LOWEST market prices guaranteed. ESPECIAL ATTENTION ty li op- J TICE TO DEBroKS AX!> CKKMTOi:* Ml person, having diamiii 1 * 'afflnn.! Mr*. Faluhro.i/h deccuvd, am h*r. U u.Jif; -1 mrut the *-me to me lor paym.ua iu the and macn-r preacribcJ by law, and tli. -o nr bred Io M'd d<*xaM>d ara roqmated to make iiui ediate iwy m-.:t- L.L.PAM! "OCCU, A :m’r. mute Mm Aby FauiUruugu dec’ L 1 0T.1I.4L John It. Crane, Rtlmi.'tl ■ tralor of Wm. F. Matthew* <lceaa*e<I, applies o me fir leave to -ell ail tl:c real estate, Kaiiro. 1 and Bank Stock belonging to the estate of *ai l decoaaed. These arc therefore to t otify and cite all per.-ona ititirested to show earnest my office, oh or before the first Monday in October next why *:t (I leave ai.onld not bo grantod. (llveti under tnv hand at office this the 2'Sth day of Angnst 18T9. ASA it. JACKSOX, Ordinary. scpLS. iw. “SOMETHING new. You van have ; on r old Sewing Mochinca REPAIRED OR REBUILT nt the Whits fvwiog. .Uacliino Office. Yen ram have year Scissors Sharpened ami Set, tout your Old Umbrellas Repaired at the White Sewing Machine Ollhx. ALL W jKK dUAUANTJSED. No. 2 Broad Bt., Athens, Ga nov.lS./9.1mo.—d. &w. , Tobaccos from 35 cents to 75 cents per pound. The best bacco in the State at 50 cents per pound, Call for the TLE BEAUTY," CHRISTMAS IS COMING? Ami so arc more of those WONDERFUL 5CTS. GOODS for J. H. HUGGINS' “NICKEL COUNTER.” The Counter is now LOAD ED with them, and then, women and;children flock in by the hun dred to see and buy, and when they come the liiost beautiful display of Vases, Toilet Setts, Violet Stands, Smoking Setts, and everything that is nice and Beautiful ta Behold can ho seen Free Of Charge, And bought, oh! so Cheap! Como on before the prettiest nro sold. Wc have a salesman who docs nothin" but show you around. Wo charge nothing to show onr goods. KEROSENE OIL, that great Cheap light,.by the car load. Lime, for Building, and. Agricultural Purposes, furnished in any quantity. ; . . Let all tho pcoplo ' ' : •" REMEMBER THE P1ACE1 No. 7, BROADEST Ri$L Apr.22,Sm, 3ET-. 3E3T1 i^ET, aTTLLiNo, Gxj., - .. •