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DR. J. F. HAYWOOD, Of New York, voluntarily Indorses It. . .—READ WriATRE SAYS:- Dr.TUrr: ' ■ 5«rYd k Dew Sir—Dunne Uliaveer i vui ed n no hundred cnieMit laflxdmumi lathe lower w~rda of the city the c-w®» *®*n of a very •eycre tyiw. It was there my ■' tten iott wraa called to Tutt'a KipratoruV ■ml 1 contuse oiy tiocuriit® at it* wonttonul power. During a practice of twenty years. 1 have never known a medicine to act as promptly, and with such h.tp’iv orfecta. It inrtantly stibdeed the meet violent fits of coOKlUOS, and iaeariaUy cured the disease in a lew da>s. 1 cheorfauy indorse it as the best lUBff medicine X ever eted. . J. FRANCIS Tl AY WOOD. M. D. A NEWSPAPER PUB. WRITES. Offlee, Kvenmr News. Augusts, Ga. Dr. TUTT: Dear bir—My Tittle son, was attacked with pneumonia last winter, which left him with a viuteua coUtfh, that lasted till within a month since, for the cure oi which t ain indebted tujrour valuable ' Expectorant. I h.d, tried most every lain* recoin* mended, hut none did any rood until I usodyeur Kx- zjz££?i T r** JUIIN At, WJkiGLX. Had terrible NIGHT SWEATS. o- Memphis, Feb, 11,187; Dr. TUTT: Sir—Thave boon Muttering tor nearly two fears wad s severe OsmU When 1 commenced ta- kin* your KxpecUrnnt 1 was reduced to one hundred , widu^oggjj^ysa-Sic. IMPORTANT QUESTIONS. property w Muniney «fe Newt Quarto eaU^Qr A li. la. in tavor of Julia A. IlunniiJmt v.Sumiuij A Newte j. Notice vaitssj tenant L in pOMNwon. A. BROWNING, Sheriff Clarke JCuUnly. niEORGIA OCONEE COUNTY.—Ordinary’s 1.1 Olliire—Foster Jackson (t-olM.) has applied fur xmnpti >u of pereocalty, ami I w- 1 pass upon tfco ame at I'lo'eloek a. in.. December hist, 1H7!). at n v otih'c in Wi'tkLisvilie, this l>rcenri»ev Sd i8i9. dee.9.3t. JAMES K. LYLE, Ordinary. , \T OlR e—joe Adams (Coi'd.) ha.« a, p led foi e: caption of liersjuulty. aud i will pasu upon tl same ut 2 o’clock, p. ra. on the 1st- oGlU-ct-mb 18TD, nt m'r uffli-u in Watklnsvillf, this Decernb dec.9.3i. JAMES R. LYLE,Ordinary. ( vEOHujA OCONEE COUNTY.—OrdlOery’a J 015 v—Kvaliao Johnson (c.dM) applies for exemption of i « i*uie!ty. at d 1 will pass upon the name :«t uiy ifllce in VViitkiniyilk Uji > St 10 oVF ck a. in , December the r,let, t«7d. dec.P.’U* JAM Ed It. L VLB. Ordinary Tbs new shoestftreos Baldwin A Barnett’s is fomething Athene Ins long needed. Tlwjr'fee the large-t and handsomest liiui of Boots atfli Shoes ever-brought ’» Athens, and are offering litem nlll lower than any othe- house in town. Go at once and see then: 6m w. O CONEf SHEItlfFS 8AI.E.—WBl be wild’ on tin* iirst Tuesday in Jan nary next, be tween the »ejjal hnms-of nhlo, bctVvc the Conn II rwe door in tko town t>\ Watkinaiillc, the TuRowtOj; property to-wit ; all that tru-lor jmreel of innd ait unto, lytuy and /being in the county of Oconee and State 1 of lieoriiia, k» own n» tl»e Melton Tract, adjoining lands»f Win. 0. II*y. poed, Ned Hftvsfood (.a Freedman,) 0. P. Bur ned nnd Mr ;. K. Colhcr’a home pluco, gontulii. Iiijt about eighty acres, more or leva, ft-being Hi! the land deeded by trnrah Mellon tp El.ti- beth CoJIico, exopt »l»on 70acr«* deeded by her to her non 0. D. Barnett. / T MM°«£Pr» tuttc-^pills TUTT’S PILLS ?qWH 'Hie BloSnT TUTT’S PILLS f'llIlK (ikr sick py and night, eat exercise; work too t; doctor nil the vile nostrums nil- I you will want to KAVsix which is |fe.ls--Take Hop fljkuolum i — j:'j> gHKept.IG.nri' itlisrn Fun Mills, I'm-'! Tlirosln I,, Colt’s Celebrated l’owcr and Tui>i» \Y Dixembei: 1), 1870. L ]r«n for Ccoi.ee and Madison Counties. l.-lt C hTr 1 i is name . B Walk, n ,. l$t he tegiMmo-U fcav tonal, under the nom \h ^ i«i*« «i>rnlntr for Another Book Store. n.o rei-mt consolidation of the ■k stor a of J/ajor T. K Burke nom *Te pbwie : a <1 Mr Win Fleminir h aves an l>e, and did not court notice, j o|Kiiing inoiher fit>t-i |:is» book » . :;v . 8'ore in Alliens. Will, li.e State l jjjfjL -T^T-iat -v 0f ! U"iversiiy nnd the Lucv UAb Tn>-tis .AVjIdoVfit J 0 ' "'I” looted here, togetlnr with our greou-d Elder E. H. Beninrd^'hoa and tlien the prob- Sabhuii. at.d'iisi-jued to nil exce.ltnt ot»rino i l om thia v»»nrc «1 KJ,Y BANNER. DE OEM B E li !), l 8 7.0/ H yr'IlI R n.Aii ill.-it, t cUIcm! t!ie <leaf and ns:.n f.iied also t<> indues the men in front of Cohen’s « ipany him to the poll, 1 ti at he iiod tried all kinds, .on believed that he had lost . tl :. tlia.’s all ri v-i-Zve - !,' arpeuifis mede hone— e t oar' I’.ja i.^ =- r *««'10Il . uwuierouN scnunui, anil uien me prou- , ‘.O no" ar ’ X. ahiiity o! the Stale Non,ini College being brought to Allien*, certainly this city offers rare inducements lor another real first-class liook establish ment. It is hardly reasonable to sop- pore that one store of .this kind can supply the demand uf our city wi.b its large educational and business in terests ; and tl.cn again monopolies are luinous wi.ile competition is the liie of trade. Let Athens by all means have another book store. Scudder, who l as some month* perfect- jewelry, o since. _ _ ,Jth has >d Tii. mg a portion of i hero is a remarkable man in this ... . „ . , i y, about forty tears old, who s iw ' ■ "> » I'iid Wnro wil’.V: have a pui.lfc meet- . » liflfkWer Ilief a dr. pul»l Norn AU.eos 1 :js u * * tli .'iisniid 1 l(f Al'-ef 1 ’*i‘‘ ? I?i it si Hi oooiinng T AiTipfi^on, ’ l 5\ ro IVinipIalnt Against Athens. [O^lictliorpn Echo ] The e is great complaint from farm* era about the insolence of negro drays men in Athens. One of these scamps wilfully ran into and broke the buggy of one of our best citizens, recently, and when lie reproved the fe'low waa subjected to a shower of abuse and insolence. It is really dangerous to attempt to drive through the streets of Alliens with a lady, as you don’t know at what time some negro will run right into you. Our citizens al* v " -’- vl hodi-i churches in this "ays have to give the road when they 1 !>< v. \\ . I:. Bi:ham, pro- ! see one coming. The city authorities • r id the Athens district, are had better remedy this, or they will di d! , welcomed back to tl.cir | surely lose the trade of Oglethorpe, e charges by our whole pro- Tim e wagons went lo AugnsLi last ! week on this account. We are a friend to Athens, and this article is meant for the good of the merchants. never hi: . He is. d the lOi! or pistol, ! d a gun fire during ri.e 'W ri.e greatest cu.iosis •cm urv. i proci cdings ol lae Conference, on the ail the preachers ir lives and official a 1- ivtfjl t*f> 10 .0 Athens \ ?” :l » affinnaliro response ilflJld tor !,of the 'V «’ * s{U ; '•■UeiiDut Give turn a ca’ I ‘ r- - - * »» - iv.a .nm tm-l’I. l’ndlt. n iw 'j .li ng irtiougii, E. \V. 1!. Bra ham and K. W. reachers. a.fc,N'. —Having i*v to te*l the cxi-el- ol Dr Bull’s Couqh not to say, it is the K,Z clown. DO r from Cbarhston, S. hi* Dancing School at 1. where all the new • day are correctly tuition : Mondavi k m r -ji*i|n;a|d t dT ,, t .* ;w.. oil cr*t--„Jinj *Vc ji a-d^ys *Wye cvety other izctis of Oc.m. oVo.Hvty, have W-fe* ffirAsi*. Am* he ohen'on di- c. 1 a" ()" ino tl.. in.h.w to Hri,':»*!••«. da Mrs. s, .snowski’s Home | I' - '.. I'h'cts and apply at J d l w s i Aupi'la .mil Rome Elections. In Augusta Hon. Bobt. II. May was elected Mayor by a majority of 634 over his opponent, Hon. Charles Es tes, the vote l>ei..g, for May, 2,209 lor E-tes, 1,575. All the candidates for Aldermen on the May ticket were elected. The vote polled fell 547 short of the regis rations. The day did not pass without bloodshed. A young while man named Major Spinx was knocked down in a fight, one ne gro man received a flesh wound in the neck from a pistol shot by Spins, and another negro man was slabbed bex tween the eyes, but the wound did not prove serious. In the second ward a Chiram.m voted for Estes, which is tlie first time a Chinaman ever voted in Augusta, and, as far as we know, the first instance of the kind in Geor gia. In the Hill city, after a fierce con- As is a well known fact the ward politician, iu these days of fes tive and demoralized politics is a very important and essential character. The tact is, no eonsiderali; and ambi tions candidate dare be so presump- tious as to even hope success unless he first secures the championship of (be wand politician. As an essential ele ment to success his power and ’influx euce are not only generally conceded and fully recognized, but universally respected and sought after. Hia es-. seutiality obtains mostly during that period preceedingau election in which the campaign is organized, or in more modern political parlance, the wires ai e set, and is usually determined by those weightier issues such ior in stance, as the candidate’s status on the finance question. His importance is manifested and more deeply felt |viz: by the candidate] after the elecx lion is over. It is then he beholds with that pride, wbicu alone swells the bosom ol the victorious ward politi cian, that result which puts him in a position to measure bis own impor tance, while he measures to his heart’s content the financial ability of his chosen candidate. So necessary is it for our public imu and anib.itous ottice seekers to pay a proper regard u> this class ol local politicians of the most modem and improved type, that wt have at great expense, [pro bono pub lico] obtained an illustration, true to nature, and which we feel confident, it ouly properly studied and remem bered will guard them against failures and defeat in the future. The abovecut as will be readily discovered, repre sents ono of our most distinguished and influential ward politicians, who on yesterday, the day after our muoici' pal election, tackled the candidate whom he championed to success, when the following important reminder was addressed to the said proud and victo- J ri n n l-'i. M A’.vi min !hm . The mam f; trip li i ha* returned Texas. test, M. A. Nevju was e’ectcd Mayor , nous candidate; “ Sir, yon see aiy for the third term. • , promise has been made good. —-—— I told you, your success depended ab- 1 solotely upon securing my woHt and ; influence. That with it your election Why (ioiil Clmnjrrs Color. l* ort Miss Millie r from At- ij-rh, to K nrn f, (juite ill of Athc: s have n pul n* ; Ir*'Slate Eiiimul to, le-.ii liiprnvirf^ 1 ::n fi.llv . • ti.r. a*, Hut i' n< (1.1/ U I'iie Trl.-jitione. ; " •*:'■: it ? Mr. Y •! lie- I own mu] 1. SI la i - i hy Mr John Winter, uj trrvillc. in li.e lie.ith of hi- fiiie Lf' Jttv3aaer©®«<)H " A’i • >is vi.ti’iprise has i nly ab ai • on Hi re or h-.ir All-euiaiis in i's eli'.pioy i ill W ! v is ti.is tl.uriy? j A We Si« 1> S’fmard, thepnpqkirMhfeiakti y has [cured id is satisfied ;abli-h an cx asenco will He held at •yj[a\ir.i;i^eqfhi] sevx tss In fifty lor Athens, 1» Slinarn, uu‘ r.epal:W«hWsWths>jWT,’i ! :•» "iU let.lain ip^i|^|flegJ|l) r Man'^tii < ^ ,l will. a ti.>t-elass hotel. ..." .... . j toac.mg tpitap lYQtNoil Thin’r L*irt, en up a beautiful and apli on onr friend Jacobs, ' l at one time that, ho But Jake went so our epitapl. were. Acre. B.txxuu gets A'ortheastern pr.ng like notes from ^ —t «WI a:rtt leiiyrr. riijl'.^t'lx? T^n.v Banner has and; is the upright- t WaoViii Ceprgiajor tiieSouth.— Echo. Banner is mth. and i.n- -Xorlh VeM A W >lVl/.Ivi II Ukr ally find House, win •r-in-law is a •■-or lir. l!u ! ■ ” ,-al- i■ r.IK:l* leniar *4M(V0'«0 i or ti.rce, tdslurs at i n w_e go do v p. ’evlii.a.d has a id.) wi.! 1 . lie in n ter, « e ( {ifea,i4rn i’r..r/ra:a. “j/.rtin, of Ogle- It is well known that the lintnai; body contains bumors and aciilg, simi lar in aerionlo, and hnvinga ike ten dency towards, baser metals, as nitric and sulphuric acids have, namely, to tarnish or dissolve them, varying in quantity to different persons; of this theory we have abundant proof in the effect* which the wearing of jewelry produces on different persons. Thou sands wear continually, without any ill effect, the cheaper class of jewelry with brass ear wires, while if others wore tlie same article for a few days, they would be troubled with sore ears; or, in other words, the acids contained in the system would so act to produce ill results. Instances have occurred in which articles of any grade h low eighteen carats have been tarnishe l in a few days, merely front the aluve named causa. True, these instances are not very frequent; nevertheless, it is as well to know them; every case is net the fault of the goods not wearing well—as it is generally called—but th« result of the particular constitution by which they are worn. Hjan/t;: The Afi453/. Ctirous V i Irani. *>• Ai hf ns. iA ;m Hn.-y LMhiTifeliltolx HuluM&V o,. - air) inns', popular men in the , jf ,, ■ >*<tiTiVi .:«.:»! i> tsai , lotatf mq.. tap:. Jay O. tiailuy, who. has bum | i'-oj. lV^Ajtdujj hmio from tivsi-saff - m a wagon, ', . , ,i if •, yiii .away a d threw him * MtiI/ari'i-'iMoC.tihd I.is -hot filler. Two children weru in llie u.-iguii, but r?.!? ‘l.V.Vt, 'Tlie mules were :d bv the bn'-hes. P m fli.c QPJf '4 l?i‘fl Aapista’s Vote for Mayor. 9pi-j|‘gK ischls.’ti have been the heavy daily, sotife otitfapjifie^-a^lj*’, L ’* ' ilieeto kitijw yC tlu ro ,-*e-rtnyi-.V;'; houses in the. city, to t*n*..” Wi.rf ! ,r don’t thou-, who’have houses''fpr ript ''■ •, adverl -e tVs ty. t V--, , " Vg, olored Unit ti ehvmjstrV v.iUs; *iWgo ■m 'expiwlalijj jpq.pjienj i ;, y h-.ivei.-O list.'". \ • s’. .V Devil take orwdaUortt Ri pUCJ* 1 mg! ■rif .imping :o el. 1 - .fij-fi" A .lev" voters May got d him. The Ah «-.sV analysis shows his **r:ty hr the colored vote to have .. 705. Of iho white vote E*tes a nyjorriv of 71. This puts a £wbt»t. difiVrvnt plta-e on that ;ity of ti:! 1 that was so sup- Ctisiii ■ :*r Caught. ro’i.CJ n <*i STswAflfft. , nt* '. y, . V*. vv -a Do .ertwrin^ie,, a negro counterfeit* exx -i VVtkttJi.'iSxvw*, wHs-mN':iit. s day ..r two since in r polii.ed principles > Monr W d'.on county, and sent lor v *ha Atlanta jail. Bol> .> qtiisi.e am unt/it ntfcner iji.d f'-if'] rfwfinr.klng a side..did run on conn- ! '.v *f you want Tl.fr at er fgo vht ’r fo ; p. eagle half dollars, and had sue- ■sar «r (nr tirt IjUmrirr j*$M vs: We mean nn.mig.st the voana ! co 1,il Y- Ti,e spurious half dollars said Jo be a good counterfeit aid I lie cue, u.itl JI'E. het'VlVl) t h g. a’V s:i:J '1 oe a good counterfeit an ,! o en an-t.tho£>atoujg{ifcdicw ’uf j 't^|xi t:> detect, i .icy are r tires nt s _ qvvvST; ■ •■ ••diets btu.tg 'mo "liitish m c lor an ■••’** - lajf- '?*■ jji] ! tiol ijifite so heavv as the genuine :-i! 7'o v is. tl.u tinie .’io. j uttiii your : Vl . r , .mil:.dollar. ' Xo doubt Bob ha. 'ounvjt ascaenidntestbv ciiy.^tlmney '•ond.er mmo arcnmpliees some when f hiet. of PrfjfNj^fCljVk iff-’Cooneti,' ■. i.k {hesv j>aris, aud it is greatly to b. Market 5»i,pe<t®>f;’dtvui;t Cifninv-rloiK; itojsjd ih.tt the detectives will s—■ *(f. DabiJ'ls.darCiTctvp. ^o Ik. on , conic nji with them. that they n l,!>w '' •t-i'-’.J’.*u'.':' ■ • ■ fjp!/'jpiarlurs.nn'l his fate. A I.rldal c inV’^rO'''* ' ; •oivlnelas Evldnioi. urns at l ?t a* ftlst, yesterday irflmn i «g • ’ , . it.yysliei day» trni as lu'hiws r -Hc^./'Xh’aRl OOXTERENt* • APP0I.XTME.VrtL Athens District. It \V Bigham, P E; Athens, G W Yarbrough, P A Heard,Sup.; Oconee St.: XV It Branham, Jr.; Athens Circuit, Juo G B Robbins, XVatkins- ville and Factory Mis ion . XV J Cot ter, XViuterville: A XV XVilliams; Lexington: B F Farris, E G Murrah; XX’hite Plains; XV P Lovejoy: Greens boro: II C Christian, R J Bigham; Madison: Habe.sham J Adams; Mor gan: C L Pattilh ; Rutledge: Felix P Brown; Barnett: E A Gray; Little River; II J Ellis; Washington; Geo E Gardner; Iiroail River; Curtis A Couoway; Lincol.iton: JnoXV G XVat- kir.s; State University; Eu-tiec XV Npcrr, Professor of Belles Letters; Monnw: D F C Timmons. Death <>r Mr. 1.11. llnusr. The gp.ith'in m wh 'sc name heads sIris n. nc - died al liis brother’s resi dence, near Jug Tavern, Walton county, no Sunday night the 30th inst. Mr. House lias been in feeble healrit for smu! months past, but was not so ill as to indicate that his end was so near at hand He lias been en gaged in t'ae mercantile business in this oily for s- vend years, and liy bis honest, upright mid fair dealings, won for him -elf toe confidence and es teem ol our whole community. The deceased leaver a wife and two chil- d.en fy sides numerous devoted friends and relatives to mount their untimely loss. They certainly have sustained an irrepaiable loss, and Athens can truthfully say one of her best and cleverest citizens has gone. To the beie.ivi d family and friends we extend our deepest sympathies. M. L. C. This inter.■sling organization held one of its most delightful meeting*, Friday night last ‘at Mr. Thos. Flem ing's. It is superfluous to say that all enjoyed themselves exceedingly. The young men did their part nobly, by bringing out a large number of tlie la dies. The occasion was graced by tlie presence ol Dr. Mell and I is wife, Mrs. XX’right and several of her fasci nating Seniors. The programme, though short, was unusually attractive, especially the rendition of “Sleep, Soldier, Sleep, thy XVarfare O’er,’’ and the reeibition of a “Poem on the merits of the M. L. Club,’’ composed and read by one of our brightest young ladies. Moreover tlie songs “Market Day,” and “The Two S.stcrs,” were most charmingly rendered After which, the young |ioople promenaded and c.mversed, until the cock's shrill clarion bade them hasten homewards, aud wrap themselves in tlie arms of Morpheus That Scant! W< *km V.ma ru nnier, htmev. Sl.e*-'L J J- ,! p 1 everywhere you •••X.xUiftnk v. l; , demieiM.av,. ofc ; iU grogth and pro* a ; r u ,; v S ^,,„V • . ■ ’ Iiofitv- Awie of the latest end mo t ’ iii'eT1'i'd.ejge!p:iscs, is now under fu J/1 J..bn II. Newton loaned his [headway, we reler to the Drugstore, - iv vur’s chain ami compass to a corner Co'lege Avenue and Ch.yton e i ain'. iiuiiUuiaa herriilhbouts, atu-. *!^c t i'ic^ir'»e of .bos. Jacobs. Since I If iliJit-slJiisj twHoiTfcjC/ieques’jtLlJjlij.lsvJ't entereed hint to reVnr. it at once, as lie nciil- the army, Whims has not had a grads iuM.tbw Viiuu. . , .4kiw’ihl..IjrvxgH.WXU ,Jaeohare- m T f ■ • -< ftmvie'h'frhm.tPiiiludelpbia. There is have their 'inodicine er stst. r, ‘one duly an* uBraWrnriTiW fiiT" ThSiTSiMr Upon emering their h anti- |fej*,}ej«4ni. fhHWxUie firnL tiling tliat greets im22(Jo:ie is a Diploma from the Philadel- At hen-’ lias been rightly termedtl T ~ While the class in Chemistry at the University last week was engaged in watching the into re-ting experiment* of Prof. White in combining and ex ploding gases, a bottle filled with pure oxygen and ethane gas wax shivered by. the explosion snd hurled in frag ments over the room. Several mem- liers of the class were struck with pieces of the bottle, but, fortunately, none were variously hurt. Mes-T. Camp, Ilowetl, McRae and Wot ton were the mn-t damaged one*, being cut about the head aud f ice, bat not eunrgh to cause any of them to miss a recitation. The bottle was one that had frequently been used in Simitar experiments, and none prised at its l.iirstW White ' riaaii™ w as an assured fact, and without it, defeat was inevitable. You secured ii, and now you are the pruud, happy and victorious man of tlie town. These services, which you cannot fail to re cognize as invaluable, and which were the more cheerfully and earnestly be stowed by reasou ol your great merit as a candidate and especially your soundness on the great finance ques lion, yon lailhfnlly and solemnly prom ised to appreciate in the sum of—— dollars, “and don’t you forget iL’’ Council Proceedings. Council Chamber, ) Athens, Dec. 1, 1879—7 p.m. J The regular monthly meeting of Council was held this evening. Pres ent : His Honor Mavor Rucker, and Aldermen Palmer, Kemp, Hampton, Jacobs aud Hodgson. The minutes of tlie last two meet ings were read and confirmed. PETITIONS Of J. J. Mize, to locate a fruit sL-ind on Olaytou street, near Insur ance office; laid on the table. Of XV. C. McMillen, for peddler's license free; granted. There being come doubt about the legality of the tax assessed against J. C. Hill for the year 1876, the tax was remitted. Petition of tlie Captain and other officers of Hope Fire Company, No, 1, or a coal stove, to be placed in their engine room; also, an arrangement by which they can fire their engine in their eng.ne room ; was referred to the Committee on Fire Department, lo investigate and report back to Council. Alderman Hodgson ptesenlcd an application from Champion Fire Com- |>any No. 3, asking that the Council make tlie Company an appropriatin' for the present year, with tlie under standing that they rliali receive uex year the same amount as other !ia».. companies, provided they inaiitia it an efficient organization. The special committee ini v xfe ding Pu.aski street made u ver<«i report through the chairman, staling that the committee we-e of toe 110011011 that the street suotiltl lie opened; that Mr. Childs was wdling for tlie street to run thiough his land, pro vided the city would p ace posts along his line to which he con d attach a wire fence. That the damage to Mr. Phelj aP lot should be assessed by throe apprsi-ers, one to hi cltoseu by tlie Council, one by Mr. Phelps, and ’he third by tlie two chosen. Tlie report of the committee was received and adopted, aud the Mayor appointed on the part of the Council to assess dama es, the assessment to be made before work i« cotu tienced ou the street On motion of Alderman Jacobis the market law in relation to hogs was construed to mean that where a hog was cut In half by drovers or but ohers, and sold to difli-reut pet sons, it should bo liable to inspection fees. Tlie following bills were ordered to be paid: Southern Banner, S52 ; Alliens Font dry and Machine Works, 621.95; J. R. Cram-, S19SG; XV. H, Jones. $6; Gann ft Reaves, *823 and •125; W. B. Thomas, $5.70 ; J. H. Huggins, $5.60; Hodgson Bros., 8294.25; Samuel Eistman ft Co, •61.89; Henry Jlill, $25. The Clerk or Council wss allowed •75 extra pay as Registry Clerk. Council adjourned. W. A. Gillelawp, Clerk. ros mayor—1st ward. C G Talmadge -U....169 J II Carlton ...159 ALDERMAN—lSyWnvSti w L Wood .V...TX... 242 A 8 Dorsey ..J^t FOR MAYOR—2D WARD. C G almadgr ./.... 101 J H Carlton ' 66 XV A Jester......... „....„:..i...60 For mayor—3d WARD. C G Talmadge 153 *1 H Carlton......... ..i...?8 alderman—3d WARD. XV J Morton., j... ......138 W C Kemp „89 FOR MATOR—4rtl WARD7 - C G Talmadge 417 i B CrnSto?-..- *66 ALDERMAN—4lH WARD. R H Lantpkin.. ,...94 WW Thomas .,...66 i R Crane. .......7 “Don’t Know Hair Their ■value.'* “They cured me of Ague, Billious- nesi and Kiduey Complaiat, as reeom- a«M. I had A dree Fight. Ou Saturday, 29, ulL,there occur red in tliis neighborhood one of tiie must digraoeful affairs which has ever before disturbed the quiet of tliis com munity. The uegire. iu the vicinity ut AI.tore’* Grave, about 0 or 7 mi.es below AUivtis, ou me Efbirtou road, and at the house uf Liuosey Carithers, Went Iwlding that night what i- kuovvu as a ■‘County Fair” when about twen ty five druuke.- negro' s trom down auout XViuterville came up amt by tir- lerruptiug the Fair, -with profanity, obsc-ue language nnd other modes ot di graceful disturbance, forced tiie! FACTS For Consideration- /; .-oUaH viwi fit t >wiV/ . .i*l ■A 1 -1., 1 is " A. fitt..if ■ijvuil •JlidP- li -I .II Is an FducatioB iieccssitry for one to soceeeil In ii - Profession? ■ ~> v.t '* : • mb. :/ .5 •’* luCi „ H,l 5 not a Oraduateil Druggist more Claims on tlie Moore’s Grove utg ues into a defense j * G0J)iC tll«lH tilOSC WuO nUYB H6T6T pftidftUy UttClltioIt ol tieir innocent licighboriiood enters ! to the Study of tlio Profession ? tainmeuL A general fight ensued, j ' which resulted io numerous bunged j Olll* P1.H1 is tOI'lin lipOll the Merits Of the PrCSCrifi- heads, eyes and notes, cut hands, j tioilist XVllO IS illXViiyS Sit IliS POSt. ftTld not miOll 1)01'- W I rwp arm*, legs. ete, aud intact allot those, rmVc( , ] ice nse, Of Upon bygOBC srloi’y. Our CHRISTMAS GOODS are. n'oxv here. These were bought for CASH, and selected by .-Mr. Jacobs in person. The stock consists in part of 1 fim •.« > Cut Glass, Russian feather and Goods, More New Styles than ever before exhibited/in this city^ Toilet Setts, 75 cents up. •• ■ « ,ji .> f*.H» . .- Cut Glass Bottles, 25 cents up. 1 u • * 1 • * Russian Leather Cases, $1.00 up. fi tii*e ..;■•* „i ' Rosewood Cases, $2.50 up. ■,.J U • • Celluloid Cases, $3.00 up. * , ^ * '.V Florence Cases. $3.50 up. . 4 ‘; Lubin’s Powder, Soap, Sponge and Brush Racks. A full line of Japanese Goods, such as Soap«Boxes, Co logne Stands, etc. 11 1. Cologne in bulk, $1.00 a pint. ' t Bay Rum in bulk, 50 cents a pint. % CH HOMOS GIVEN AWAY. The ditturbance from this Saturday uight’f melee was so great that tlie rage of battle eouid be distinctly heard hy citizens living iully cue mile dis tant. Tlie weapons used, were princi pally rooks, slicks, clubs, roots, aud perhaps a tew back-broken pocket, knives. It seems a case ol XV inter, ville Darkies wsut Moore’s G rove Darkie^and proveil such au annoying and disgraceful disturbance to tlie whole neighborhood that it should be come a subject -matter tor tlie consid eration of our City Court or ntxt grand jury. curd.turf .«kji. Prafi “What are the three coiic seelioiis?’’ Verdant Junior: “The hyperbole, the parabbolar mid the eclipse. O .e of our sergeants while drilling hia squad yesterday, marched him clear out of the campus. Having started him in the direction of Cobb°- t hatn, he gave his recruit the command j not to halt until the order was given; 1 Xo gi’uff.toss ; xve invite vou to give in a call and xvo will S&ZXXaZSXX:' ri,«•' *»» you through our -Pu,-lor Store," no matter from up to 8 o’clock last night, i "’bi'ther you jmr.-liitse or not. McRae, Camp- an l XXTooien wish to ; know How (in t.iej ’ell t.iey were | struck by the explosion yesterday. Mr. T. V. Lester, who has been : Cr osk er v, quite ill with pueuiuoiiia, is now able * 111 Glass, to ait up. lfis Iriends are glad to j G ol) le 4 s . hear that be is improving- ! Ta m We rs, Mr. R. L. Russell, of this city, who Deri nter’ has been coiifiiied to his lied wtilt ry. phoid lever fur the past two months, joined College again yesterday. Mr. R. D, Gallo .vay, class of ’78 spent a few days here Iasi week. He looks as youthiul u- he did when lie waa a Soph. He is not married yet. Several inemoers ot the Junior class, thiuk seriously of cutting their acquaintance - with Mathew Manx. He is a disagreeable companion. It is a source of great sutisfaevion ** **“ tacully, ami all tile friends of the University, that tlie behavior and gentlemanly beating of all the sin- dents is exception inly good. A finer set of young men cannot he found any where. ATHENS PHARMACEUTICAL CO. Dour Mats, Iron l’ols, Br u s h e s, B r o o m s, Br nc k c Is, Car trill ge-', M irro rs, II on so Fnrnis L Y X C It Bros I Strt A 11 New De-igns Goods ft FLANIGEX, , Athens, Georgia. Haviland China and Majolica - XVare Tin and Porcelain Toilet ( S ( ‘ts, While Granite ftC, C.XX'are. Tin ware, Buck ets, Lamps, XV i c k a ,1 , Chilli neys, Siiver Plated Spoons, , .. Silver Plated Forks, Silver PlatedTCuiyes, Scissors, K vk ft/ ’ . , • m v. Razors, St ra ji s / Hand Bulla, Whips • a * he Htafliu ... - ItJVlTVIli J t-l' a:, J rillVSV* I iVIOOSATOn? onii- t'lnv.fyfov The girl* are complaining of the paucity ot ladies' men, among the students. Boys, do you hear that ? atir up yourselves, and enjoy the so ciety of the fairest and most charming *et of young ladies, the sun no w look- down upon. Book worms ami old fogi. s complain that study and tlie society of ladies, do not go I land in hand. * We deny this, tor the established fact is iliai young men need a society, as well a- a text-book education. Tltev need cultured manners, a* well as eufliv.iti d intellects. Who Is tlie Citlien t The XViuterville corre-jtondeut ot the Oglethorpe Echo says tliat an old negro man and his wife, living in this part of Gjorgia will, iu a few days, make their “will,” and leave all their property, consisting of personal aud real estate, to the children of an em- inent while citizen of Athens, Ga. No influence whatever has been used to induce them tj this kind act. U« 11. Hugging. Read the advertisement ofj. 11. Muggins in the XVeekly Banner. CoL Huggins is now keeping one ol the best, and best assorted stocks of goods ia Athens. His store can well be called the “traders emporium.’’ Here you can get anything from a purer of pins to a complete out hr mm. w-mian, household or farm and at li.e very lowest prices. Here is the pliuc to get your Christmas go. <1- a d don t fail to give him a call. Result Ileal! limit. Tiie Durham mills base bin ihor- “Iig l,v|rpptired and rnei.nw piepnire I to grind ivlieat ami c.tni o|siii -imit no ce. Ta-e n t ce atid govern yours Ives a.-cordingly. Henry Jknni.mjs, Itmlly Us ifut I’oetry «t Last. Tlie following is the first verse of a sonnet rrcently composed by a leg !v respectable, but tntoris ly practical young man who is engaged to many cue of thi most fascinating twenty- one-year-old butterflies. The h. r. b it t. p. young man does not propose to load himself up for life with a mere fashion-plate, however, and at the suggestion of his mother, resolved to discover whether or uot his girl would be of any account in case he suddenly found himself several tliou-and bush els short on a kiting market. So lie indited this: Can my darlirc wusli the dishes? Can site scrub the kitchen floor I Will she keep oil men-limr stockings When she hears the baby roar? Docs her nose detect bad butter. With which grocery stores abound 1 Tell me, darling, tfo your shoe-strings IIEPVTINE. a Ui'moctvdiscoffr- ’ Vi ■’» V? _■*•»■•-.JflpWi i Nui.ti u . i iis.-i ivitii Vii.li w„n- al.. '..i laj'irrrly ‘ | * » 11..'. >r !■!. I.. t.,. liltTud or *:r.iiie<l ;.) iillit ;t. tt—7: is ..** i if] .* {_^’i* -Usuli rim* i: f •- c» Itirough 111- *• l l./M | - i- :ei .-M)-.* ..niile i*xi»ts. Hr it* , U Ul--ia:i] -1 ti . 1 ....v* r d ..:i 11.11 l-iv-.r and t..m:iitl the , a ... .cenatmy any ^ ,1 - j i\ ^ 7 X- S . 1 * >7.-10* ' v r , We beg to call tlie attention of the public to tliis stock as wc make clothing for Men Youth' and our specialty, oqr stock ihit fa‘1 is more ccmp etc and che: jkt than ever, we arc sure yon i am save lyouey by looking at our clothing before purchasing elsewhere. . ^ The Largest and Most Complete Stock of Buttons In the State. Ladies ami Gents Linen Gulfs atul Collars. I ndies mid Gents Glovus in a?i the n^w style*. Kid Gloves nt 40c. worth 75c. Ladies^ Under Vests. Childrens lit ion Suits. Childrens Under Vests. Men aud Youths Underwear in all qualtics and latest styles.f We Sell the King of Shirts. Every Sliiit guaranteed to fit and made of tl c best Wr.msuHs Muslin, price $1.00. Our Crowa SJiirt at 50 and 75c. The best shirt in the market for the money. We would respectfully call the attention of our customers and the trade at large loathe fact that-onr stock is strictly*first class at.d that wc have. * # NO BAITS, NO. HUMBUG, NO MISREPRESENTATIONS. No False Quotations of Goods Allowed i our House. DON’T -STOTT DOHSET IT. M. (x. & J. COHEN, 1 and 2 Deupree Block, Athens, Georgia- Or. ?BT,hunt's Stillir.gia or Queen’s Delight, t \ o d 1 '^'' i: Bt!- Ill r.-’,».rt.f.rwi.Ddirfulcuie3 of Itheuiui-| J |\1^(1, 'j® ( roV_»T ) ■ I i s - ii , -I'l-i./iili. -ail llli.tmi, -Ji'l.tl:., Oltter, L'l- . ^ gJ t|« ,| T- l , . oers :in I tint cmiio from >i! parit of the J ' ay \\ 3-,- . ; \ * t-mtilrT, ...it ..oil- r. n.urkal.tc but a. mlraou- % 13^ A5® f'j H A •! ■ ' • • hi LA |f ' ,0 ’ rt> Of Srrofala. Xr. J. I*. UraiiMiB, ;stos. September 15, 1871* MXteen yeiirs I have been a mvat its most distressing forms. . ..lineut ohyslciau any aecid-d l»eaeftt. Thu msI, dt-siMiUiUns 1 was advist quale idea using youi doned all «> J by I>r. Ayi ., e the use of vour kkxrtv l Stilliugia. l anguage U its .» descri’te the relief l obtained from . .siilliugia ns it is Ot courey au ada- th** iutensity of my saffering before nedieine: suiiicient to;say, I ahan- er remedies ami continued tlie use of t of Stiilingia, until I can say truly, ured of all pain.” of all disease, «ri»h l«) obstruct the actlvo pursuit of my pro- .Moro |thun Joigbt .mouths have elapsed \ and be<t for lif- ious. The most had been used, - ^ ^ - . . consulted, with- i alxTyflUft [a prostrated, dis- £ ^^ ^ of (he [tH of th i-bove statement, T refer to i t in Ba " w County, Ga., and to the be bar of Cherokee Circuit, who are ith me. 1 shall ever remain, with tub Your obedient servant, j’. C. BUANSON Att’y at lottw. A MIRACLE. w 1ST V UST, Ga., s©pt. 10, IH70. V .t-iuiihier was t iken on ihe25lb Make a half-hitch or go round 1 If the anawur is satislnctory. society circles will soon be e'cctrified by tlie •unounceinciit of the approaching nup tials. wi;l •riijv to i*. As nuf-h rebreiiee can ",s IV b • required. Yours Indy, HU vV»Ultl' A WALK EH, Hrngyista. ||»>N. H. 1>. WILLIAMS S STILLING! V is pre- L CO., IMiila., 1‘a. Si.00 b>»ttlea, »>r sent by 1* il 0 C L A M AT 10 N. GsoroiA, Exxcini Atlvkta. O a., Dri hy authority of a; 0 ]-;■.), 't'ho i’j.iuk of \ of Au.l‘1!-. lias boon What Is tlie U t e Of stiff- ring Huy after day with Chills ! ■' and Fevers, Biliousness aud Liver Complaint, when Cuban Chill Tonic, the Great XVext Indies Fever and Ague Remedy, introduced into this country from Cuba, will cure you at ouoe, and give you health? Yon should suffer if you do not try this great Mod cine. It makes no differs cnee bow long you have suffered—how many doctors you have tried—how many prescriptions you have taken, and done you no good, try Cuban CMU Tonic. Two doses will stop Chill*, while One Battle breaks them Op for yean; and convinces you that it ia tkejMst medicine on earth. Il makes no difference l.ow much Quinine you have taken, or other nostrums, just try one bottle of Cuban Chill Tonic. You will bless the day you try it. Go to your Druggist, R. T. Brumby, Athens, get a bottle and try iL It is cheap and safe. ocLl4.ty. \V. Vaibkn, See Ex. i'fp’t. i: IUPAKT2IENT, ember t>, 1879. Act approved the University, appointed &tute ’opt such a Pharmacy, a state li- gas. The pi irmaciH (the* highest direction fr»> nsiijc-s) an»l ricvenU bad gone to* * k f ge or rnarmacy, a si J. ^ • a- a Pharmacist (the* 1 V s ‘‘ -;i -• of tlie business) ami s ^1-,. fclr ihe Alumni A SL.i-JX UtuUilie wi ll tl R't&:r * I ILAKKF. COUNl’V SSUiiKUF^ SALlu— V* ill bo sold be I’ re ihe Cour Hohmj d».«»r at Atiu us. «iur.iu the legal Lout* of side, on the First Tuusd ix ie. January, 1 >S0,w o;i# undivid-.d half iut ■Test ia tiie nurt cm lmlf of io » [ 21 and 22) itun.b rs twenty-one and tweuu tw of Ui3 survey ol li.e city of Atiieiw and i*» suit; city, and the improvem-uts\ thertou; bonudea ou south bv K. Aicla-isou, ou etwt by, Foumtry street, ou nor u bv Market street, nud ou the west by Tliosna* nir*et—the whole eohtaining one and one half (\%) acres more or less, now • ccupied by P. A. Sumraey unJ bis wiw, Mrs. Jane P.Smirnov. i I Tne oilier one undivided half belonging lo II. IL turlton, Trustee. Levied on as the lias been my practice tho public,} tfinn 3a yo-rn,^ ’cated rei.u^s.* iROULArt* ?S. T.W.SAMfORO, M.9., i *.HO*SM!iatl'Wil--.miWKlU»KWiUTtUujr y. DR. RICE, ■ 8, LOUISVILLE, KVq »n<l p.Tm*nrnttv cnrrl. r.rutluefls rUv OKBHEfi ;] press, CeMlwh Mhl com*:’«»a.Ua< * Etrictly cuudkluntiul. A PRIVATE COUNSELOR Orwo pagM, to my uddruas. sucurchr MuWd. fur UtlitS «n ctnu. StvsiU be r-,4 bt eU. Address ut abouX CDeu Keen tn>cu 9 A. bLtolt.iL 8uad.y«, $ teiAHs Dr.TUTT’S Expectorant I Boots and Shoes, MIEN’S BOY’S At the Immense House of g. & j. ■Ol 2»llt -.1*1 l >|l. No. 1 and 2 " , ATHENS, GE Wc b’ave opened and will rcceivo an elegant eotiipiifling the laiect Noveltiec iu Silks, Velvets, Satin, and .combinations in Ureas Goods, at lower prices than at any Black Cashmeres at 15, 25, 35, 50, GO, -*-77 m J Colored Cashmeres in nil tho newest shades from 15c to all in great quantities from 15c. to 50c. a yard. F/* NCY DRESS Jroni 12>ic. to75c. pyard. COT^fON SUITINGS in beautiful JRHHC WW ffiti E HE Having purchased an immense assortment of these goods at very low give our customers -the advantage iu Ludiea’ Misses’ and Childrens’ ever. X B B O 3ST S We have this season a very large and complete stock of Grass Grains, in all color*,'am| line of Satin and liroelte two tone urul other Ribbons at extremely low prices. | jo i Shoes, Sole Agents for Miles Philadelphia. Shoes, A full line of other first class makes ir Toes; also a full line of Mens Hoot* i preceJented low prices. Pebble Goat, Morocco i all qualities from the c ml Calf, witli French Heels and c:t] est to fine h old made, at uu- Carpets, Rugs and Mats, Blankets, Shawls and Balmoral Shirts, Cloaks and Dolmans. *; in uU the latest and newest styles from $2.50 up. Doylies, Towel--, Shades and Piano Covers. TIIE Mnrsellis Quilts, litb’e Damasks, Napkins. BEST CORSET iN THE STATE No. I 7 Bread Street, Athens, Georgia Is daily receivin': Beautiful Stock of new additions ’fAVr -OjUl to liis LARGE and CKOCKEUY,GLASSWARE,LAMPS&LAKTfiRNS Any and every article iu 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 a:.d Parlor Lamps, Wall and Bracket Lamps with Reflectors for lighting up Churches, Halls &c. Also a Large Stock of Lanterns from 50c. each to $1.75; special prices given wholesale buyers and \m antee to save you your freights from any point. , v HOUSEFURNISHING GOO OS, &c., Buckets, Brooms, Brushes, Seives, Trays, Dusters, Looking Glasses, &c., &e. Groceries of all Kinds, Sugars, Coffee’s, Fiour, Bacon, Lard, Molasses, Syrup, &fL &c. Also Black and Green Teas in flargc lots. LOWEST market prices guaranteed. ESPECIAL ATTENTION is called to my large and cheap stock of Tobaccos and Snuff- Tobaccos fi'om 35 cents to 75 cents per pound. The best To* baCco in the State at 50 cents per pound. Call fothe “LIT TLE BEAUTY.” CHRISTMAS IS COMING! And so arc titorc of those WONDERFUL 5CTS. GOODS fot J. H. HUGGINS' “NICKEL COUNTER." The Comitcr is now LOAD ED with them, and men, women and children flock in lty the;hun dred to see nnd buy, and when they come the most beautiful display of Vases, Toilet Setts, Violet. Stands, Smoking Setts, nnfl everything I that is nice nnd Beautiful ta Behold can be seen Free Of Cha Ami bought, yh 1 so Cheap! Come ou before tho prettij Wc have a salesman who does nothing but show you ai t* charge nothing to show our goods. KEROSENE OILi Cheap light, by the car load. Lime, for Building and . il Purposes, ftiruished in any quantity. I<|-Let all the people ’ REMfeMBEB THE PLACE! , :i Apn2^um,., ^ . Athens Foundry and Machine Works, (Batablbhed 4860-> , A-tJaeas, Georgia- (Charierad 185!.) 0 ‘GllStRAL FOUNDERS AND MAeVHNlSTS, pattern Work am].Repairing! SUNUFiCTCUKt: ' '.jjg 1 Jrok Brass Castengsj*® .SB Awo Mnil 11 111 ! por.itor?*. Vk-to ; LA1*» AND FllU’l j July i. SA