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*' ‘rfANNE R -VrATCHMAN XiHEN i. OEOROU 1/ ; ifeSDAV i&kN^^fnJLY, 18S6 -Of If A COUCH EK. Xacoochkk, Cla* July 3.—Kdifcir Ban ner* Watoluuan: I am sojourning for a f,-w week* in thia quid and beautiful valley, far away from tho clamor and atrifo of political factions, which at prea- ent rage in the district* bolow. There ia seemingly but little excitement on tho auhject of politico, the mind* of tho peo ple being todrci disturbed on the bread and meat question, the crops, owing to protracted raina^Jkoing -i«rjr. unpromis ing- • r-. On last Thursday morning >Ir. CharM* L. William*, otiif oMhe oldettf -and beet citizens of the Nacoochec, after a brief illneas, passed away. He had been p master here for more than half a cektffty and filled various other ofHces jOptl am! state With' fidelity ami nifd .11 hurie'l'oii Friday, tho funeral oj qUICH lining- performed >1 thk M.tbodiel church, (jrhich JJO crowded) 6/ 'Rev J. Knowles, of O/oQpoaboro, who in hern on n visittoktadatf^hter. * . A* Tht eOnUnuon. rain. bate grestly. In- terforodjvitli nil Industries' In’ thi| fta- tios, rfpeoially mining. They )i*» s elko damaged the hotel intcr.at! — The itenner in rend with interest. i-ong may it triumpiiantty tioal in the cause ofprincipl|and the people. Onar.nvKH. u ml I'KiKJt 0?trwTMK.c*aif ton jntKyiso. I went- dp otv Sstu'rvlay to ifivoiny friend hr. Carlton n iliov,, hot warn f„w minute* too late. I went ih anil never witnessed n larger uinat mooting in Athens fur any purpose, and it con* tinned me that thu Doctor is deaerredly apopulnr man nt home, if no where else. I hope tile Doctor may he elected, for I believe a truer man to his friends esn- nut he found, lie came of a good fami ly. Ilia father ia an old Virginian, and i» about U1 years uld anil still living, and a morn perfect gentleman is not on this broad earth. Sow, I desire every man tvno wiahes a true and tried man in Congress freni tho Kth district, to rote fir the Doctor, provided,he receive* the noininetlon, aud den t let any little prej udice prevent you. And when Major itaoqn end JDcncral uordou have been weighed in Ihu primaries and meetings, which ever is found to ho the heaviest, 1 hope no.one who,is* true dement pin refuse to, support. Wb must keep together and not let onr prej udice* ruin our party. I don’t want of- lice, hut I want thu party kept in tact, for itU the beat party that ever wsain the United Slates. Very truly yours, PMTKR A few daya ain£<£tf« Vjsitod Jersey farm of Dr. W. A. Car I ton, • future issue will tell irkat we saw. STILL KAUmrO. It was hoped that with the change of the moon the rain would hold up, but such is not the case. .What will become of farmers and cropa kr» can’t tell. That ommunicatioa from Greene county in the Augusta Chronicle booming Seab. Reeae for remaining at his post of duty was most too fcSShwsS:' * The grading force on the Athens & Macon road, so Mr. Pink Price tells us, i^, jDOw at, work at Kudora, In Jasper county. A survey will l*e made of^both the Social Circle and’ MsdjUi^’ aud in a couple of weeks the work/Aill l*e completed and a line scion ted. Theft .re 350 hands now st work/is this risuk news rEOK ooirmokPE. ’ • !'5 t 1 Athens. Jos flood ijews re ached Athens. ydstenUy from t tgh-thorpeK; The hcstipen in-ths county lisye taken the Hi-id ftk^OsrltoCj and hundreds hf'recruits have been gsined. Col. J?*<M. Hairs, of Lexing ton, was nTA then., Saturday, and said he believed that Oglethorpe would go for (farltun ofi a full/tdte, oven novV. Ihe deeds to the right of way. 1 Thejpfejil* ‘*foe»|iposed^to ReeseauM. / “What about a portion of fhu rule of politicians. .— BOYOOTTISO A boaediso boose. Tho average University student is , suppose.! to bo hlghtottsd in estingg sleeping and dripking. Ho I* viry ex- acting about everything, and if out of the waiters at tlia variotta boarding houaaa hioka crisp- 'dged at a student snd does not bring his ham and eggs oh schedult time, the atudeuf umkea a .jump fur an other hosiery. There in one atudent who Has -boarded o abort time at ovary hoarding liooSO in the city. I he hotel* have done their best to pleas, him, and now ho ia rooming in -an up stair* room on College avenue, and h»* hia iced tea, milk toast and aoft boiled eggn brought to his room and eat* In IhuI. It ia not to be wondered at that the boarding houses litre n herd time with these leathttio young men. hut never until Saturday wts any warlike demonstrations made; snd when n lady running a boarding house complained of their conduct n hnyortl «r»u tOclured by the atuden*u,ldall of them .greed to lease unless better arrangement* could be made. ^ J *’ ‘J* The lady who keep* the boarding hou»e is mistress of tno situation, and unlesa the board bill* are settled, their trunk* will bo held until payment Is made. Tho other boanliug bounce sr* full, and there' i* . liksRhond of some of the boy* roosting on q wood pile or door atop. DEATH IB TB1 COOSTBY. Mr. II. T. Fowler, who owns tho Ath ens wool factory and live! near thia city, died on Snndny night. . Ho WM n gentle- n n I esteemed by nil who knew him. UBEBAL. Superintendent Dorsey of the Athena Street lull road, guvs the Factory pictue psrty nfree ride over tho rood. There were nineteen car loads. - - There were t large nnmber of railroad magnates at the Lola meeting, Saturday, but we have not learned whai step* were taken. - wTsTtami gg 13 THEM. BA. HOAD. All the prtdimiuaries for n nnrrey ol the new railroed hare been completed, but no route yet decided on. Wo learn that arrangement* are being made to pres* yffk *t once. ■ ■-’!* •* ,S , BOMS AGaDi. , Wejriere delighted, yesterday, to meet onr esteemed friend, Mr. Harry Phiniay. Who hnyrt,tamed horn* fro-an extend*! trip North. He wue In aplendld henllk anti reports s delightful tine. Sf'AK KS. (ft' Yates* graduating* ’’cuts* 57 will ,lptfy l-twyi*j enter,-'business, and six study lor.the ministry. Congress is rapidly making way for adjournment. . . ;*>i 1-evi 1*. Morton, of New York. is ispitin" for the republican Presi dential no.nination for-Proaident in 1S8S “ Can’t Star T.i .Vluch. Tinvai.ii,11. fin., June 5, 1833.—We Hud II. It. It. to be the belt Blood poi-un reinr.lv we ever handled, and gives mure sattsfMOiiuii. Its cures are quick mid decided, and von can’t any loo much in its praise. We know of two usees o blood j ail son ami one of cat rrli curedb I it> use. Week lit sell tny other now.y H. C, KixaJio A Sox, ' Merchant.. I brab Orchard PWATER.M ■a roMTivr. cure Ton 1 3B^ait3 uln* IUIU ta»»ti in bnlk. tCreb Ordure Wsiw ,Ce. Freme-i k. W, IOWE*. ts—taTttta. Kyj AT44-K Wl'fllMACIlKy, And What Be Says About the Covtagton and Bacon Em: I read. Vseen TeteiraM- Co!. E- C. Machen, in fine, health, and apirita, arrived in Macon yes terday from New York. •A Telegraph man at once sought himf and gleaned from him some information concerning bia road. “You aee,” laid he, “our road goes to Athena. A\- committee ot f entlemen from that city, Mesars. leaves, Hodgson, Thomas, Jordon and Barrow called on me* at tny of fice in New York, and as they wete business men on a buaineaa errand, it did not require but little time to fix tip matters. The people Ol Ath ens, and by the way, they are a splendid people, ottered me p right of way Irom Monticclio to Athens, and 1153,000 in subscriptions, 1 immediately signed the contract with them, and now os scon as the route is ise(tled upon, the Coving ton and Macon will enter the Clas- City. There are two routes, one by Social Circle and one by Madison; The survey by the for mer route has been made, and the engineering corp3 afe now ready to tile their theodolite and atake eff tile route. The Athensjjeople are now hard at work on these two ways, and all I am wuiting for are your Therm AT OXFORD, TO WIT: 1. Lnti.t., ' 2. Greek. 3. Mathematics. 4. Natural'"Hilary. B. Knglish Gapy Eiteratttf,’ SAI.ARYZMta^PIr'*' 4 SHHB!*** .m bxVoRD.MISB. Ah A«H MMirte*. •Next to a i Haulier’s walking lay, lUhing Midi \tliDu5, Ga. t is V 1 running nicer < —half * cvntur vAg. HrrtiiUttspfllM forJUltcn of ad ■iolMrAlloa MUwtiUUg hncj A. M»y% Mr H-JACXa H, Ordinary. portion .road tieing ironed?” f “Splendid Go down and look at it and y< u will find iliat there is no prettier road. We have, i sup^ posd, stven or eight miles on the e*»t side oi the river ready for the cats. The conitruclion engine.it running over tlii* part of the toad now and on Wednesdiny I will iiave here in Macon two of my new claldwin engines. Therfc was no particular need*ot them'just no\v, but they were built a little earlier than I expected, and I will have them her* ready for ‘•What ebout the bridge being washed away?” “Doesn’t amount to a row of pins. I saw it this morning and I would contract myself to have it again in shape for two hundred dollars. While it was annoying to the bridge contractors, their nctual loss’will be small. By the latter part of this week I feel certain the bridge will “be intact again. A lew-carloads of the iron for the bridge is here and the balance will quickly follow.” “How about the Florida exten sion?” .! “Well, I anx not able to s.iy a great deal about that just now. You , must wait until 1 get ba^k from New York, Which will be in about two weeks. 1 can say this tnuch, however—1 have raised (he rhoncy to rtetend my road into Flor ida, and l ain anxious to make the extension, but the people along the line must do their part. I have told them exactly what they must do and tybat I expect of them, and they Machen. “to see t(i»t your people Were pleased with fhV idea'of going* 3 to AiUcns, .1 havn apnva.other happy surprises in ytord’lor you; but I am not able to ‘even, him at Just what tbpy are Just no*. Vmi will see-that by my road you will h*ve flic notlherji' ,.maU twelve., hou s earlier than you get it now It will come by the Richmond and D.mville direct, -By^tht ^sy^ l«t me co> reef one of yr.vrerfoTs. - Mv ndi* not the Richnnnd and Dan- e, but an A indepeitdcnf*^ li e, ugh I do iM^rcare mbcb whiflyou II it. We ^connect with that road, that hi -all'.” ■ An j theqThe Colonel saiil ‘gi od jy,** mil began a talk With hi* civ- engineer, Col.* Frcrbcl. ll^aulding f mty went for Clem- esus for co.igiess by over 300 ma Ut'iy- The fourth of July was celpbrat- ap in fine, style by-’ the American residents 'h Mexico.. MLSoraz«rB. As a uiuuui wmIi aUn a pre-emln So other i ' fWEJpST BAKINp POWDER: IN THE WOW^ i" iford'f process, the only process - that prodnees a baking r nutnwve value, . ; » : he ‘nutritious and afrength-gfvlng .phosphates required by the Absolutely Purei pr Barer rzriei. A merret ol pn^ L5WSS* ! "IS* dSSt'tfSn? R quires shortening than an? other powder. -D ia recommended by (m'»iont physician*. * a.j It contain* no cream tartar, alum, or any adulteration whatever. Fut up in bottles. Ev«ry hotilc warranted. { . :S , , .. u y For' aale hy all dealer*. . f 4l • Cook ItookJKret-, Knmfnrd Chemical Wo^i^Provldgnbegj^. SSSSSSSSSSSSS S For Fifty Tears tlie great Remedy for 1 S s .Blood PoisonanaSIdu Diseases. S S 'Fov~50 It never S Years. l|V yD Fails! _ Interesting Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseased fl mailed free to ail who apply. . It should be , Q carefully read by everybody. Address > ■ g ^^H^WIFT^PECIFICjCa^Atlanta^^. g SSSSSSSSSSSSS I’hoapliate of Ume. The “Bret P* ration ” la a raivture of Acid uliate of I.lme, carbonate of soda snd flour. When mixed with water,carbonic Add gas is llbersted aud a double phos phate of lime and soda le formed sad remnins in tho bread when baked. In ordinary cream ot tartar baklngpowdm the adhetance left in jhe bread after “raiafng” Is artrste of axis and, ,ihate* are' animal nutrilf - rsl.le to pi* CREAM MOST PERFECT MARE The United States Government Places Dr. Price’s at the head of the entire list. (8oo National. Doabd or Ha4urn BuujniH-SuppUmcHl lfo, t, \x%0* R, Waahlnfton, D. CJ The Canadian Government Placofl'Dr.-Price’s ait the head of the entire list- (Seo report to thtbo*JCl*aiO* nt or pnu mt Rxtkndk DEp.tpTMXXT.OtUwafsoftt of fOTtm* V *. neat),Canada, April 3rd, UKL) It is tho purest and strongest. Frco from Ammonia, free from Lime, .free from Alum, and is recommended for general family tiSA by, the Heads of the Great Universi ties and Publio Food Analysts. , „ l wrltn any of Uis Chemists itemed: It., Bellevna Medical College, New York, ulty llconrf*, Athens, Go. ’ Doanl of llealtli, Laadng,-10ch. z \ ■ wmlst to the of Ifeolthi Brooklyn. N. Y. , Starling Medical College, Columbus, Ohio, a! Cliemwt, Chicago, III. IT.vollti fbwoirtmoni rhlMtm llL r- Dr. KUA Prof.CVl.____. Prof. M. DELFONTA , Prof. Chemistry and Toxicology, _ Medicine and Surgery, Cincinnati, O. Profs. AlJSfinrA WILBER “ ProtGEORGE R BARKEIl. _____ , . _ Prot PET$R^(&LreR, Chief Chemist for the United States Department of Afri- Chemistry, Ontario School Pharmacy,Tpronto,Canada, wniLst at too United State* MlntTNew Orleans, La. aasu^ia^si&jiSiSBSs HODGSON BROS., WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL 11 ’’ - * Grocers. Gigars&Tobaceos , . i -t - m *• at -A-. . r>! i :• i T-« , - Flour,Corn, A Specialty. Hwolqu.rl.rv for Good '' TEAS. Etc.. Etc. - 6 0 , «a. .nd-M;Clayton St,Attune, OA.' HAMPTON & WEBB, r.l«epiiiutaeduleWbaene(ta>suAfA. Snl,ilw«Ml n«|ln, nieMR HAHPTOB A WEBBiLawyklsSL. Alh.av.Hi. V WBOLHOXX rooo. . In thcea day. of mlsrepreientsbon od fraud, eipecially upon tbe anblact if baking powders. It le a pleasure to bo ibie to enuorte inch in article of Iterl- ng worth sa Prof, Horfford'a Bread /reparation. Its -Absolut, .purity and wholriomenew J, universally conceded •V fhe most eminent eclctiiific -autlior- Uea in title alkl 0th|h It has •ebleved, »Iioq*JocsFfiMKamn ot m .mall propornoMaxMzsSpn gladls ;sll attention to -the endoreenient by *rof. II. C. White, 8AteC’henilet, print* *!'■ another Column. Wo cannot b« Jpo particular as to wh.! articles we recommend e'dilorially, •ut with refereuce to Prof. Hontfort’v rt • alth and confidence, that " nutritious and healthful, represented. Flvo Cold and Two illvnr Msdals, 1883 at the Expoeftioo, of ' T%iM MwW -line over 1 aodneeef “Do. Wabsxi oolnalde of steel cover. IttUU IT fiUlUMU »> * WARNER BROTHERS, h York C Broadway, N«w Yo ■7Tr CRy. A FRIEND IN NEED DR. Rwnvtii “ -