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* *>. 1 $ I f i -iJ-H « tW • * VI • X !. ■ Lstlrtry pood CltU«n Vote Te-Daf-tM m.'HSit ‘i '.ThSw b. x* itogwt*. tf,e CitizcnVTicket fails to tri- ’umpli to-.l.iy; ihe blame will reel soItlyioiflhe'shCHilders of thou* that i&tmmsxsn u. mint meet them with an unbrol front. It duty that ev< keitweu'owrt,M».; 1 jft,ple - . :.. r contest, and -g failure to do 10 Iti ““P'y give. aid end countenance .to the.etieray. 1 ,Thtre. will be car. tistages eneugh out to bring ajlvtiters .-.M^oJMWCituUience there i. no eSffcUJe t fi.T la jbard«. Do not let weather .interfere with this Im; ™fissRaKUt at.tbe abating rink for a fine pair of roller ska'tfcs; There are a number of entries, and' the race Wifi be aAst interesting jomL- Be sure end “•itness !kr shine, sleet or ssuw, 1 Arid iemt tnber, to the botto^jfgl^lfi* Is worth two °q ‘Pfi-" % that Wh.mp»B , that the zisazmaveia for the TtpUtmoh-tot the Citizens’ Ticket, the gcatufcr wUl be -its UMph.» Our mei agreed to cBwe^STi^l^jay? ’ ^ASfteiiWisejh^ 1 morrow' mqf hmg Watchman will be^r togs.that the ‘‘Riatfhaa'l —AHmsM it safer • V f . ;•* / 'ciaus. &• at office was closed eidrf6k« h °^ >,0f V ‘S!‘ Pre ‘ I “ e ' ,t ;i :’-i ’itSBrnmm-tK i A negro had his hand hurt badly nyerterday. There r gin accident* this of a remedy at soon as taken. Delay isi danger Vffh'iv I. Ii-.liiit;. ii[t; imofl • !.,' im! The lest doses ot quinine idani ,af'.quMfiiAiwhr and JMBPfcf 9lb | I (tonprok*. -arid-1 Us host of. warm m.r ' V,' EVERYTHINGREADY. j Dirt on tis Itr.it Railroad Will bdltaks* stone. ’ YretWent^et Railroad, ar. lay. He bi *Sbere for the csto, iron, etc. In answer to . inquiry from a reporter of the ^ton- nef Watchman about the prospect ■ofthe street railroad; lie said: : . , «_»-—eatv “Mta»e bought ct torts of tfrebtv Ba^WLiSuii' *S shipped V ■ week - ago, ‘and should' have bPtnti here. All the'(cross tics have. been., bought and are aK rivingoveiV day/ I have purchasi da.fJ b« i«l ornament to any atreet railioad;.- Tliey are nicely Httrd-on.the iruiilei .■ with-* aplehdid mirrora. The cart f; j wilt f a|l bpj pnithed ,by, thf *ai|j <>f thia months and will be ahipped as toon aa - milsHtd. I came here to 1 ' build the atreet milroacr; and 1 ex- •. pcct to break Uirt to-morrow morn* right find good city < officers are ,, .PlfSjpd, Th<i.A» wfiron ‘tfie road and running by Christmas. 1 •half go to jvtfr* It oner add em ploy mind's to~tl6 the work and will tainty, and Will be a pa; .jsHttr now a Cer< Uinty, and will be a paying co*. .roam. .It .will take adittle time for the people to get edpeated to riding but before many mpntbt it will pay *ii good ^tdeftcr.- ■ j , ; ; thr Ruction to-sat. I n -J To day occur* the annual manic ipal election." ‘The city electa a ; fmyofana four nHtorineh. For ■**;< mayor, R. K. Reave*; e*d Wl U j’Wood offer. ,'FoiaUktmad ln : the iat ward, David Gann and W. ! M. r . McKinnon are candidates; in the ■' * second ward, T. L. Gantt and G. V Ridsn are offered; in the third Prof.'H.'C. Whttt and George \i. Sri1»«Ua-''TW? caU'OTiMa; in jthe * fourth ward,' E. I. Smith and A. C. same end get beutly drank. They then began .to abuse andlcurae each other,end a family fight .was mo- n}ep,t*r>iy ekpect*d. ..Wenevrt Ha. ti Howr 4tV avHiffrotn' Dr'. 1 j: G. Westmore- ' nd and Goi. Shubrlck, -who were j:i visit of ihepection to Col. Smith’s convict Camp. We. regret that sickness prevented our meet ing them. We alto had a pleasant call.from Dr. Blnns, of Wilkes county, who i»: en route to New York, where be'will take a peat graduates course of three months. Pf UOItTRATtOV W OR1ZNX. !, Greene county has a registration law, and before one esn vote In the prohibition election they must en roll their names. This gives the ~ -I m ,jortty. rohibitionisu r decided . . lut it .is argued that the town of .reensboro it protected by a ape- iatacf.ofU* tWlu«r«« te upoaled before . .the result can effect the place. ldo, Fla., Nev. a8.—Dear :r-Watchman: I could not auy in Florida without seeing the dear old Banner-Watchman coming in with my mail. This is a pretty little place, and a* toon *• I can look around t will write you the ■ews. from bare. The travel ie opening Up, and we expect to do a good if'''.ter 1 * business. Send ut the paper. The thermometer to- day it ae. Iti* warm to us. W.D. Youno. MB. ntXDSRICR WARDS j.. ’ Hat no reason to be dissatisfied With his reception Ut the Cylitoriiia' last evening—that Is, witn the en- thusis.ai of it. . These present, ac- his - treatment ofthe Jtnowledgedhit treatment of'. gritUt character ol Virginius by' __ ‘ spontaneous gnd lay, which it,one: of »Ue' narllee ‘efTo* 1 * Sheridan Knowles’ earlier, ‘effortf, when first produced in New York, September *5,1820, was called. the tragedy of Virginius, or the Libera tion of Rome) now its second .title tiw ; , Roman Father;' but'’this inge it of small account. The is . of “small account, eta of the theme, thev.eieya- the text—even though it be open to the charge of beidg slightly stiltfcd 'hi some ‘ passages 1 —have I kept Knowles’. Virginius on the Englisbrspeaking stage ever siace its production, and its popularity will be continued as loog.es tctors With lBe^ ability of Mi. Warde can,be found to realize the greatness of the Roman Father and the sacrifices be made for the honor of bit name and tor hit coun try. Mr. Warde has a remarkably musical sad well-controlled voice, such a voice end such elocutionary accomplishment a* to make hie readingpleeMat to the ear. Hit scenes were ill carefully Mtd effec tively handled, whether it be the manifestation ofparental love for ’Virginia, the pathetic apostrophe to the murdered soldier Dentatusjor that tremendous episode in the to- ram where he murders hi* daughter rather than ihe fall into the hands’ Small Ittos Tlut a Reporter Gamut 0* tno Fly Yesterday- r Don't fail to vote. on't forget to vote to-day. NO SHODDY STOCK! D) , Vote the Citizens' Ticket and of: the. lustful Appius Claudius. This was Mr. Warde’* master-piece. and the audience acknowledged it by e storm df applause that would not abate till he came before the curtain. Mias Mittens Willett, for merly leading woman with Mr.John McCullough, gave us a pretty and girliah Virginia, the beat suauined character in the cast, after . that of Mr. .Wards. Nothing could :be more natural, In Its way, than her timid and bashful love-making with Iciliu*. ■ ,1! Cay from Stelarlnr the Basalt of the Eteetlon—The Orouda ea Which the Re- ATLAi*T*,Noy; 30.—Judge Mei TSR ATLRRTA C uii-i'- 1 *!'' rTACAHrOL. , Theaucceitol tblaiaily paper to aimplv phenomenal., From the first issue it paid handsomely, ami _ „ . ***" **■-' ible _ Rucker areoimlldUlra. ». Wi The following are. M TTnttif* ’ H , - Jl.NW . , i» Athena,. and we titizens to send for it Ut . Each voter wl ' entitled to.vote the atard be resides, and tor mayor- hi.; Tbb potti dfWat^ o’clodiind close ■Hi- -MU W Jmh turned,fr< some goo there,, T 1 M». Verm “*n'dd'toS******* qet'Jto seeft] sights, aftd asked to Jte sbownM tomb of Wasbmgtoo. . She ” pointed set a sad cried and took rm «*f|, what •he thoeght wee toqjfe bhc ' uU tb"bei * < Uhn tflirs ovty the e leak at the home Qf hia brotlur, in OaJrlhorpe coun ty, Major Isaac R. HcU, ta the 90th year Of W* Ufa.' For sixty-five years he we* an bseofed and toyed citizen of Uri Mve Athens. The business men of Athens in tend hereafter to stick up to Hie colored men who help them elect the Citizens’ Ticket. Do not let bad weather keep you from voting to-day. It it a sacred duty that you owe your city. The leaders of the rival parties did not sleep a wink last night Thete was a Urge delegation from Oglethorpe in town yesterday. > At least too new votori uahed ith the Reaves ranks yesterday., “'here have been roars! quarrels, fid bloodshed, o^^rthe election, lur dress makers are busy on bridal wardrobes. There will be s great many weddings soon in Ath ena and vicinity. It,was bitter cold lAst evening, and ft had day is feared. But doa’t fail to vote. If a full vote to polled to-day Candidate Wood will tie buried too deep for resurrection. Stay around th* polls all day, and toj every Reaves man vote aeme Appeals to prejudice and bed Opd Will be severely rebuked by the good people of Athena at the polls to-day. Don’t fail to vote. ' An oyster famine struck Athens yesterday. A man who has not registered can talk louder than one who ha*, but be can’t vote. Those who have not registered talk the mo»t and bet lets. They always leave their money at home. Uncle Dick Saulter has bought a Spencer rifle to carry out West to kill buffaloes with. Dr. Hunnicutt la boond to make A iuccbsaout f the Georgia fence. Casper Morris hat a beautiful large noli to be raffled off Christmaa The Athens Foundry will be dos ed to-day and give all the hand* a chance to go to the election. GBEAT DRY GOODS SALE. THE IbSIDROY ATLANTA. OrUaary calbsu RaMas* by XaAas stock mast and will be dosed out Buiueamiinos i stsex or aatoa Still Golax On. . The sale of the stock of dry goods notions, lancy goods, clothing, hosi ery, hats, shoes, millinery and other goods comprising a first-clast store linued from day to dey, and these good* mutt be sold re gardless ef price. They ere all first-class and bought the present Never was aucb an array of bargains offered in Athens. Do not delay, but come at once. _ This Attentive salesmen to wait on cus tomers. Tbfs to A rare, opportunity for counby merchants to replenish rr . thdr stocks. They can bay fresh the United States district eoodsat lessthan wholesale prices and save freights. Bear in mind that the aale will continue from day to day. The goods esn be seen at the Gilt-Edge Palace Store of Max Cay,H court, to-night, at half past 9, grant-1 ed an injunction agalnat Ordinaryl Csitioun, of Fdltoh county, net i to ewnMthej^ellaiUDr dedroe'HM few suit ot the recent prohibition elec- ition to-morrow or until the injunct tion ,shall be dissolved. The in-1 junction was granted in answer to' |PauUooea,M.M-fati porter of wieea and liquors, and Cincinnstiatock- hoiden in Ihe Atlanta «^ry. The Paul Jones case sJidfto resd on a decision of United-afc. Chief Ehatto* Taney, which deewro* that Ihe tight to import Vfine carries it the right to se’A it,* and no qoa)4 nullify the foderal taws as to importation. ‘UiPcase of the Cin cinnati stockholders in the brewed Iry is that to declare AtlanU dry would be for one state to confiscate the property of citizens of another state. The news is whispered qui- I etiy here to-night and is creating in tense excitement! - Joseph, on Broad street,Athens, Go. next to Julius Cohen’s. x ^ A Vahy of nrso Hnadrt* 0Us raxmsxa oa arrospscUaf Tmt. . Some time about the laa*qf next jneek -three, hundred OSo ’Tarmers ^1 Arrive in AtMOed «U ibably visit Athens very toon „ . Mher. In apcakingaboiit them the Atlanta Journal says: I* “Mr. D. U. bloan, proprietor of the National Hotel, has just receiv ed a letter Iron Dr. Eastbrook, of G. W. Rush & Co. have opened ! a new drugstore In McDowell’s le iron-front store on College ave- nae. It Is one of the most com- plete drug stores in our city, with all the modern improvements In the way oi fixture*. Mr. G. W. Rash, the bead of the firm, to • splendid dinggist, having served for • long tint* in filling prescriptions. He will keep nothing but us best, and we bespeak for the new drag sferil a good, patronage. Be sure and give Dr. Ruslra call. . .cca, Aiaaat aowau.s aoninov. Atlanta, -Nov. 30.—Col. Albert Howell's condition has not improv ed. . He stilUiea'iha critical condi tion. It appears that Mr. Pope, who had prepared yesterday to go olumtui, on hcsrir.g 2S2E3LF& 11 .. -f masv vesrs. of Ccd. Howell’a serious condition, ril who Lew abandoned the visit, and to still at • •- ’ •»*«>»* »' Dt had been Christ end, a' -the Me&b .Oi ,. H. Doraey sriH t'oy hands to grade the street rued.atxl will need from 50 to COKING TO GEORGIA-. m.n.nwmiao tmRLAUQBST. URKlf ctt AXO t SSnTtTOCI.ee s BOOTS&SHEOS BALDWIN & FLEMING Deupree Block, Athens, Ga. ■a 1 sroaaro —' - Grand Display/of FRENCH PATTERNS nil irtNNTES A, the Gilt Edge Palace Store of AX JOSE'P This la e ram opportunity the Udlea of Athens and vicinity hare to sw. bare need every effort to make a success in this department, and I uiust than the ladies for the appreciation tnev bare shown me. Au early call ta solicit* w yon may see thero eleffimt styles. Mrs. Gsrrect will Uke pleasure in .howl, tham. Respectfully, MAX. JOSEPH Desire to call attention to their Harge assortment of TOBBCCOS. CELiEBRATfcD Is justly popnUfr.^ Wo clain there id no better for tl > money. Try it. RIG110, OUR PET, CEDAR GROVE Are also some of onr Favorite Brands ior which we are Sole agents. Give us a tail and be Convinced. Daytna, O., t-> the effect that on the tat of fieermber 300 Ohio farmers, many accompanied bv - their wives, will leave thrte lor Georgia. They expected to arrive here between *0 aba 4th and will remain in Georgia loity days, to which time their excursion tickets are limited. They come here on a prospecting tour, and it ijLtjiought that many of , tham,'’-HiPleroKhto ith the anil andl cl ‘4lffi-' in Georgia. Pdfuratiorirln^how being made for their accommodation here.” FINE BOOKS; g In Sets, Photograph sad Autograph Albums, ChlMrtaa' Books in eudAse ’ vanaty. rDtariw for 18gt new ready,Toys of sll kind*, Fun Bloeks, New Games, Rubber Goods Flnast assortment of doll* aver shown In Athena. Gall and ex amine belora purchasing elsewhere. Cormsr BROAD STRUT E. W. BURKE, a oosarm Avron. Patrick Condrick, of New York, fifteen months ago inrolvntarily made a safe deposit vault of his stomach by swallowing two one cent pieces. Far more than a year this reserve fund gave no trouble, but of lute be suffered from dyspep sia, gastritis, asthenia and a compli cation of other maltdiea. Friday the certificate of his death was filed at the bureau of vital statistic*. Untr for 1 oostool. Atlanta, Nov. 30.—The whis key men had a meeting to-night and agreed to contest the election on the ground that vote* at West End and East Pointjgere illegally cast in tba •lection. Fifteen tneusand dollars were raised to carry on lb* contest. I only ask von 10 try nsy Goldt n latent. T. C. Hampton. FOR CATARffl In all it* Stages, and SORE THRQA.T Inevery Form, the CERTAIN CATARRHODRE; the Barest and Unlrkest reni-ly kmwu. Potato Vegetable. Xnaumotored by SO, 00.. Athens, Gik Priee x U per bottle;«tytthm «y Jno.Or«w- lord do., wboleeale and retail Information furnished. ht C. ASCI JEWELER Broad Street, above Ua