Cotton.
ACREAGE AND YIELD IN
DA ISY
The following tables from the Census re-
Appling, ' 1.069 379
Baker, 28,G70 4.870
OTMProjFro'
hanks. B,lzu
Dartow. 21.9G9 10.111
£!XIErPnZS
Bryan. 764 304
Bulloch, 0,140 3,724
Burke, /. 87,37)0 29,i72
Butts. 20,755 G. 829
Calhoun, 24,429 4,670
t * j| *- > > . 20G 63-
Camp be#, * - • C 51.448 * 8;986
Carroll, 22,503 9,300
Catoosa, 3G7 111
Charlton, 4 <***
Chatham, 289 Go
Chattahoochee, 15,442 4,460
Chattooga, 12,900 6,217.
ClferokM 1 I j i lijsW 5.610
Oarke* * M * *“< €,ooo* 3,310
Clay, 21.530 5.576
Clayton., 17,422 G.GOG
Clinch, 5U
Cobl, ft,7T)(r 13,092
Colfee, r , * 1825 591
Colquitt, , # • % * i r v J 24918 * 736
Columbia, 25,302 8,313
Coweta* ■ 48.494 1G.282
Craffijonl, „„ , - ■..■■— - 6, *65-
Bade, , 3? -- 12
Dawson, 2,189 85U
Decatur, 29,509*' 6,396
DeKalb, * 19.318 8.008
Dodge, | J 6,0(12 1.916
Dooly, ¥ 38,4® 9.GGG
Dougherty *.
Douglass, 9,520 4,099
Early, 20,552 4.270
Echols, j 3,578 731
‘Effingham, 1,767 68(1
Elbert, 25,833 8.826
Emanuel, 10,749 3,GG9
Fayette, 21,787 7,131
Floyd, | 30,617) 14.545
Forsyth, 12,121 5,044
Frank liny 10,901 5,723
Fulton. , ,i t'*' 10,038 4.285
Gilmer, *i 422 . . 32
♦1 ascoekv 8,175 1,635
Glynn, 58 10
Gordon, • 3*668 1 > 3.301
Greene, - 40,037 12,448
Gwinnett,. 27,249 11,810
Ball, 12,245 5,133
Hancock,, j / 42,773 15,010
Haralson,. f. 4,860 2,035
Harris, . 43*203 12,677
Bart, * - unM
H card, 17,348 5,900
itenry, .J r j i 35,730 10,930
IMffrMlMbo l .u JWjP
Irwiff, 1,800 595
Jacksob, 24,874 9.482
Jasper, 27,606 6,741
Jetterson„ 41,367 13,377
John so iv 11,705 3,323
Jones. 0U.520 8,207
Laurens,. 20.689 C.BC3
Lee, 35,694 9,143
Liberty,. •• 2;084 679
Lincoln, - 4 - .1, 12,798 3,861
Lowndes*. 4 . 17,664 4,984
Lumpkin, 2G9 109.
McDuffie, 24,819 7,439
NclntosL 33!) 104
3iomit, lie * Jl 31.687 8.334
Madison, 13,029 I *4|fllß<
Marion, 21,579. G.IG9
trail** i
3lnroe, ~, 44,979 13,354
Montgomery, i 2,356 852
Morgan, * 35,243 7,358
Murray; 5,937 1,017
Museo&ce,. 11,625 8; 268
Newton, 27,801 7,796
Dcrm^e, • 12,303 4,25.7
(Oglethorpe, * 35,306 12,330
I’aulding, 16,158 7,352
Sickens, 2,210 734
Pieroo, 994 369
Pike, 38,755 12,431
Polk, . 16X74 8.12 G
llulitskiy 32,074 9,805
Yutnau), 85,819 9.G78
(Quitman, 11,673 3,121
Kabnn, 45 14
Itunlolj.l, ,04,1% mt
KieLmopd, > ■ : 2,742
IkiifMklie* iw> rr- ?•* *i v *4,385
Schtey, 19,143 4^846
Sc riven, ' '* H - 1 21,716 B.IGG
Sl'sKling. 22. OSS 7,1?8
Stewart. 44,449 12,653
Sumter, 44,190 11,451
TalßHt, 36,310 10.325
Taliaferro, 14,058 4,758
Tattnall, 2.61S 964
Taylor, . 18,064 4,854
Telfair, 2,228 740
Terrell, • 25,740 6,944
Thomas, 35,895 8,773
Troup, 66,188 18,655
Twiggs, 29,671 8,217
Union, 12 5
Upson, 30,551 8,540
Walker, 5,797 2.009
Walton, i 31,797 12,534
Ware, ; 524 . 158
Warren, ! 24,901 7.855
Washing*)** 66.900 23,058
Wayne, ‘331 119
Webster, \ 17,235 4.G42
White, 22S G 8
Whitfield, . . • '4,068 1,240
Wilcox, 5,278 1,331
Wilkes, 30,891 11.109
Wilkinson, 25.423 7.9GG
Worth, 12,157 2,893
Total, 2,616,870 814,356
The Waiter’s Revenge.
The dirfi-ag-rooin was full and the waiters
were hurried, and, as usual, the men who eats
with a steel fork and has mush for breakfast
and rump steak and boiled potatoes for dinner
when.he is lioiue wanted everything ill the
house and wanted it right away. He bullied
the waiter, and snarled a*nd Sniffed and
squlded, and .made everybody uncomfortable
about hiui. At last, after devouring ad inter
foe three, he pushed back his chair, tossed Lis
napkin on the tfJbr to 'iftdieafo Lis gentility
iii■ r with •wi-i'n I
cratic haughtiness that he couldn't cat any
morefo|U.|t I away.
“ fcaMici* Sn implcasant customer," Sid
dons remarked, sympathetically, to the
“he Ji'ln't ”c!.:i!Uci] r.!:c:Jt of !,),
spit in his tea. sail."
sfTOmniy, I( Tc' very cAreiiYT now you cuss the
waiter." —Bob Burdette.
Among the curiosities of Paris is the market
for cigar stumps in the place Maubcrt. Every
morning from eight to ten o’clock this scene
of business is full of life. A kilogram of
stamps from Londrcs cigars is worth one
franc fifty centimes to two francs fifty
centimes, according to the length of the slump.
TJvi cads? of. ejgars at five .aivl ten centimes
each only bring from seventy-five centimes to
one franc fifty centimes the kilogram. There
Aif pfcuuyog f^ - (|
|tumi| ftif h*.|e LJpc|r iilftlqulrtcrs in Ac
wine saloons of the vicinit} r , and there deal
with their furnishers, who are mostly poor
(§Undii and ragged gamins.
Jlncli of the tobacco thus scraped together is
[syh| (o Workmen, and much is also said to be
exported under the title Tabac de Paris.
Tiiere was an old fellow in the Maubertquarter
‘(V)TTmrrty~Wtro Ire came so rich at this humble
■BTR'mess of scnidg cigar r stumps*tliat lie had
an annual income of fifteen tlioifaand francs.
— Parisian.
Nalls are now being driven by machinery
in many box factories. They are fed by
hand into bell-shaped holes, which are ar
ranged in radial lines in a revolving disk,
each line having as many holes as there are
nails wanted along the side of a box. The
disk revolves and delivers the nails into bent
tubes, each nail to a separate tube, whence
the nail is delivered to a pair of nippers, ar
ranged in a row with others. The nippers
then conycy the hail under a stationary ham
mer, when the box is raised upon a eliding
platform till the nails arc pushed into it to a
certain point, at which the nippers relax their
hold and recede, and the box Continues to
rise till the nails, having their heads pressed
constantly by the stationary hammer, arc
fuliy driven in.
Tim tashionablc church minister, who is
compelled to eke out a miserable existence
on sIO.OOO a year, has been voted a vacation,
lie will recreate on the lecture platform fit
sIOO a night duri: g'the warm weather.
VEGETA^LE^^^'
)lo!h<'rs Wives, s>a!i"!il<‘rw, So::s, Fa
thers, Jittiislt'rs Tejulirrs, f £n.<*iit<‘**
.VScjj, Farmers A!.!!, should he
warned against using and introducing into their
IIOABIIS Nostrums and Alcoholic Kemedies.
Have no such prejudice against, or fear of, “ Wn r
iirr's 'l'osas*- E5iS 14*e*s.'’ They arc what
they arc claimed to be—harnvless as milk, and
contain only medicinal virtues. Extract vf (Jhoi<:c
I J 'W/iraifes vidi/. They do not belong to thot class
1 known as *• Cure-Alls, sJ ’but only profdss.'toreach
i cases where the disease originates in debilitated
; frames and impure blood. A perfect Spriji”
! and Niunmcr Medicine.
: A Tteonflfflaod PiH’ifier' A Tonic Awtizer.
Idcasant to the invigorating to the body.
! The most eminent physicians recommeipLphe’m
for their Curative Properties. Once used, alicqj/s
, /H'e f*crre<l. - ' ’ *
J Trial Siee* o<*. Full Sizo(largest in market) rs3.
IFTRY THEM.^I
For S!t‘ siidn-ys, ;tnd I'rsnar.y
Orpins, use nothing but “
sin: kshineey ane> i>ivi]k a; k.”
It stands UXIII YALLEI). Thousands owe their
health and happiness to it. oiler War
ner's Sale Tonic Ritters*’ with equal couiidcnce.
H. H. WARNER & CO., Rochester, X. Y.
Professional’ & JWmcss (Bank
K. 15. ADASR,
DENTIST,
JunelO-’SI. Gainesville, Ga.
JO! .5. STKKIiLA^O,
A’ijOiLN t;y ? AT-J. Aw,
PaNIELSVILI.K, Ga.,
Will promptly attend to all business entrusted to
him. ‘ ' dec 17, ’SO.
D*:. N. 15. 4 ISSI,
NICHOLSON, GA.,
Tenders his professional services to the surround
ing country. Rheumatism, Neuralgia and the dis
eases of women a specialty.
Feb. K]th, ISSO. ly
TllOin'>iO.\
AT T 011 X EY-A T- LAW,
Gainesville, Ga.
Prompt and faithful attention given to all busi
ness placed in his hands.
W2l,e:y c; uoivißa),
AtJorsicy an-.l nl {.aw,
JEFFERSON, GA.
dl attend faithfully to all business entrusted
to his care. : i.
Sizmw A TliOMi*?i\,
ATTORNEYS-A T-LA W.
• Jefkkiuson,Ga,
adjoining counties.
LOOK AT THIS!
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COilE AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
i j] 4? • l tU ‘**'-'* f ' Ul ' ' 4 If
JUST
300 ELEGANT COOK STOVES,
?!r * f fi( tr;>! *tU *il<r * --) ir.‘- : *n( f ■ ,: - ->x*
O J- ff! 4f fujif y*J ,fK >A t I .> u f ?*r 4 i \
3000 Dozen - Wash 'Pirns.
~ ;*_ * • > . . s *
100 Dozen Splendid Ik king Pans,
100 Dozen Elegant Dish Pans.
And a large stock of goods i out 1 line which will be soli!
CHEAP FOR CASH.
A. Iv. PHI EliS & CO.
Eeb. 25 Opposite Leaves, Nicholson & Cos., Alberts, Ga.
MARBILiES 2 lIffi.fiJESJSX jES S
A. R. ROBERTSON,
DKALKK IX ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE
Monuments, Tombs, Head & Foot Stones,
L.IIIGE and SMALL CIIADLE TOMBS,
Marble and Granite Hex Tombs,
AT ALL PI?ICES TO SUIT EUKCIIASERS.
A Lcu'jJg Lot of Finished Monuments and Tombstones on
~ ; t.’u t.?> v!-;i *■ L '.♦ ■*T
Hand for Sa/c and Ready fur Lettering.
My Yard is Fall of Marble, and Ready ly JHII Any Ordei’s.
(3-IN7‘E MB J?. s. CALL, -/A IST HD GET PRICES.
A. P„. ROBERTSON,
4> V ■•UljTaai Ml KnMjfa CuU.lor, AU,cn--. i,rin.
'■’R.iLmrm & iwisyett,
VIIOLLSALL AND RETAIL DEALERS IX
iOOOTCS AND SHOES,
No. 3 Broad' Street, Athens, Georgia.
WE 11 AYE ju-st received the largest and most complete stock of Hoots and Shoes over brought
to A thens. The quality of our goods is of the highest order, and our prices within the reach
of all. We deal
in this line, and promise the most courteous treatment and perfect satisfaction to all who
may call.
TO MERCHANTS:
•. *\fy, * f til if d.B'o { {n j i. ; ! t *f* *tf ; i *'
Our IK ILLS ALL DIT’ARIAILNI is complete, and we guarantee prices as low as
any house in the South, aiul will save y<yu freight.
GIVE XT S W CALL.
~(*}* i, 1 I A /i!r r- f ■ i; r • i , •
BALD 1 1-7,5' t y B URNETT.
Athene, Ca - .; October Ist, 1880.
49 . K .*>** *; - -if . ? { || 4l I \l' • A- ' ■ , 4 '3, ■ { >. ).* .-.rootii
LOWE &J ~oo_~
WHOLESALE DEALERS IX
<*■ ? *i k Hir i ft *.ii> r|#i Lh tj: 11 ii X A -{♦{ jr.fi ->/ i*s **? I\ #
FOREIGN M4D DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
TysrxnxnESlS, Etc., Etc.
ALSO AGENTS FOR TIIE CELEBRATED
Stone Mountain Corn Whisky.
Corner Broad and Jackson Sts., Athens, G-a.
Feb. 25
fet Outfit sent free to those who wish to cn
gage in the most pleasant and profitable
business known. Everything new. Capital not
icquired. We will furnish you everything. $lO
a day and upwards is easily made without staying
away from home over night. No risk whatever.
Many new workers wanted at once. Many are
making fortunes* at the business. Ladies make as
much as men, and young boys and girls make
great nay. No one who is wiljmg, tp work fails
to make more tnbncV every day than caf/be made
in ,a wcek;ftt-airy ordinary employment. Those
who. engage aLjonce will iind a short road,to for
tune. Address H. llaLlett & CO., Portland.
Maine.
VciuioFs Frediotiou’s!
For-this. Month's Weather, prepared ex press! v'for
MT9i>^ Era"* S2 i£vinVv.
Sample cop)/ matted tor 3r. Stamp.
J. M. Stoddakt, Pub., N. V., Pliila,, or Chicago.
Coffins! Coffins?
IY\ ILL keep on hand, in Jefferson, a full sup
ply of .
COFFINS
—AND—
BU.BIAI* CASHS
of all sizes, and at prices to suit tho times. Every
tliorl will he made to serve parties pmmntly and
satisfactorily. Respectfully,
apl 23 W. A. WORSHAM*
Richmond and Danville Rail 'Road.
. . Departments *' ' • m ’
T ” h *. N******* 2
i v.■ l === •
CdCT'i-ftDn 1 V"* ul, : • V. Express, T. S. _F.i<( ?'Tail.* Suwam
EASTWARD. L, : No. 4<, ; No. 40, : AceoV'Mno.i.
cl ( atXdi ■ niil ,iM; B . . J a L ®W6h
• * ■ > ___ n*A lL* f<<ud n< v > bf*(?*.; M i
Leave Atlanta 4.00 A. M. 3.15 P. M. G.3Q J* \| no
A*r}ve .'jwawcHK.:.u./. < <../L! V> .J/j 4.47 4 * J 74.i •• * : r’ne *
u Lula .‘.K: (Dl-'S 44 .4.50 ‘ * u ' -
“ Toccon V> *' i ' :a.-, a- . w ;„>; .. >
1 1 >Scneca —ff-C-it U4d ’ ** 5.40 *• 11.25 “
“ Greenville IP 10.58 44 10.20 “ ].OO A. M.
“ Spartanburg... ...'...K 12.14 ’P."At 1 . : 11,R„ 44 2JI
V . Gastonia L; 2.30 ,?*. ‘i.OLA.R. 4*07
m - RliarTAttp.! DM 3.55 * ; ,xr> >t 5 - b’5.9 “
n4l-Dl.—i -—-Li AH SiEruLt.IL7Tr.nI HTxL3, '' _ —--- ------
l V<?‘ X * rcs * jV* EMasiAlail. Muwanec
WESTWARD. i Xo - '?9r : Accommodation
: | . 1 - r . ,■>>.*#• ' - ■ : X 0 4.,
Leave Charlotte Mj 12,40 P. M. 12.20 A. M. 12.10 A. M
“ Gastonia..'. Lf 1/27 “ ].3() 44 j pj.ob
“ Spartanburg K-i 3.50 44 ; . 4.05 44 2.53 44 1
“ Greenville Hi 5.07 44 “>.lB u ; 4.05 44 ’
“ Seneca Gj 0.50 4 4 7.02 * 4 3/27 4 i
41 Toccon F; ROl 4 ‘ 8.15 44 0/50 “
“ Lula E 0.10 44 ! 0.31 >• 7)30 44 ■
“ Suwancc I) 10.38 44 10.51 4 - 8.51 “ 540\ \r
Arrive Atlanta 12..05 A. M. ; 12.20 P. M. : 16.60 “ s!uo ' *
* * ~
■ witU,arriving trains of Georgia Central am} A. &W. i*. Railroads.
I> with arriving trains of Georgia Central. A. & W. P. and W.Afo A. Railroads.
C Ai'itli arriving trains of Georgia Railroad'.
I) with Lawrcnceville llranch to and from Lawrenceviife," Ga.
T*l with Railroad of Georgia to and from Athens, Ga. ’ ;
F with Llherton Air-I.inc to and from Fiherton, Ga. - .1
G with Columbia and Greenville to and from Columbia and Charleston, S. C.
If with Colnnibia and Greenville to and from Columbia and Charleston. S. C.
Iv with Spartanburg and Ashville, and Spartanburg, Cnion and Columbia to ainl from Ifendeixon
and Ashville, and Alston and CQlumbia.
L with Chester and Lenoir Narrow Gunge to and from Dallas and Chester.
M with LR O. * A—(J. C.—R. dD. and A. T. & (). for all points West, North and East.
N witli North Carolina Division R. it D. Railroad to and from the North.
A. POPE.
1 * 1 ' General Passenger Agent.
CAMP BHOSr
Wc liavc within tlic last few weeks
opened up a first-class stock of
FANCY and FAMILY GROCERIES,
CIG-AHS AND TOBACCO,
STAPLE DRY GOODS, IUTS AXD SHOES,
Ail of which, we are offering at
HFtocslx. Bottom Prices.
Our Goods Arc Bought From Manufacturers For Cash
•:i t> fnii .'.i ■)•) Ted* (* 11- " . •m i J -ui#:'- *' '*('3 >' * ? aIW C'dJ A' ~"■ * 1 *
And We Will Sell As 'Cheap As Tlic ClicapesL
*Tc ** /L ,i V'Jffn -)*'j f?i 14ft * * ‘W- Ms' i t' >n
GIYS 'XJJS A O LL,
■\wi\ fit Cowv-vweei*. ’A\iA Wc Vvuti \V\uU Wc Bii\\.
* - j = v*; ■ *
Respectfully,
~ , ionium n cAMiv.mtos.,
T'eb. 25 ~* No.d2 liroad Hlrreott Athens Ga.
the JhißtKi/ pit.irr
G-I3ST I
THE BEST m THE WORLD !
RECEIVED PREMIUMS AT ALL THE STATE FAIRS IX THE
COTTON GROWING STATES!
PRICE S:UO PER SAW, DELIVERED. EVERY UIX, FEEDER, and CONDENSER
OP All ANTE ED TO UIVL
S’EHr’ECT SATISFACTION.
Tills Gin CL LA NS THE SEED and niakes a better SAMPLE than any Ciir on the market.
T. FLEMING & SONS, Agents,
June 2i Hardware Merchants, Alliens, Ga.
O. XD. "iVPioIE.,
ATHENS, --------- GEORGIA.
AVO-EHSTT FOB. T. T. HAVDOCK’S
Cincinnati Buggies ancl Carriages,
'V\ve CoWvW* S\v**2VS Co 1 * Vvwt'fivvgt vcs iwvX. Ciu - vviv<*es.,
THE CELEBRATED SILIIURN ONE AND TWO-HOUSE FARM WAGON.
JSCS“A good assortment of Harness. Also Manufacturers" Agents for the WIXSHIP COTTON
GIX, Cotton Press. Condenser and Feeder, the best gin outfit on the market. Steam Engines,
Saw Mills and Agricultural Implements. Prompt attention paid to orders. Terms liberal. Of
fice and Ware-Rooms, corner Clayton and Thomas Streets, Athens, Ca.
juiy-22 JOHN WINN, Salesman.
‘BTGPVY AWESTS
AJIA IX A . WANTED.
WE WANT A LIMITED number of active, ener
getic canvassers to engage in a pleasaui and prof-,
itable business. Cpod men will find, this a rare
chance
TO MOMET.
Such will please answer this advertisement by
letter, enclosing stamp for reply, stating what
business they have been engaged in. None but
those who jnean business need apply.
FINLEY, HARVEY A CO.. ,
Atlanta, Ca.
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.liLdl inwhen a goldeW chance ik offer
ed, thereby always keeping poverty from your
door. Those who always take vantage of the
good chances for making money tliTit’dfc offbFed,
generally Uqcauie wealthy, while tlioso who do
not improve such chanccs,rernajn ju poverty. N\ e
want mnfhy - hittf,' tv'othert.’bovs* aha girls td work
for us right iij their own localities. Tilts business
will pay more than ten times ordinary wages.
We furnish an expen.-ive outfit and all Unit you
need, free. No one who engages fails to make
money very rapidly.- You can devote your whole
tinyj to oh only y-cuijr spam moments.
Fhfllnformation and all that is needed sent free.
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