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BANNER-WATCHMAN ATHENS, GA.,
NOVEMBER xi i8t>6
BANNER - WATCHMAN.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE OltT OF ATHSXI
and
Counties »t Clark*, Bub sad Mobs*
TIE DULY BANNER-WATCHMAN
U 4tUnn* */oirri,«liil*««ttyf*r Ifarrar,
TIE WEEKLY BANNER-WATCHMAN
li ■i!ltd*»MlMcnbfn for •> a jear.,
m Dmlh.ri Bunar, MMIbfefd 1*0: Tb«
Boaii.ru Wftcbmiu, lk>(. CauflMfiexiUreli,
ADVEBT1SIH0 BATES.
One square, «tt sconth*.......
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pgruot topic*, arenirltctl.
AnBoaacnnenUOf marrl.ge., faneral notlct'1,
Uuif*. ufonmimiUnt «Ooe, cnmmunl-
atlooi pr.fwlnic.mlMf:.. will b. chtrgca ft
prclolitui.
■o:r.
All
lIUrecMIlwuM bi Mod. br .xprw., pMtal
U0D.7 or4or or ntlotondTotur.
commuflcatloti. .bould 0. fddtfOA to
GOV. GORDONS INAUGURAL.
In our opeciot advices yesterday tho
BammK'Watchuan printed » synopsis
of Gov. Gordon’s inaugural address. It
was confined entirely to a National view
of the life of the Republic. It was a
dramatic picture of the demands which
would be made upon our government
and the damages which would attend it,
•‘Already moving in the womb of our
immediate future," said Gov. Gordon,
“are giant problems struggling for birth
and throbbing with a life and vigor pro
phetic of impending p* fil. Already has
this young republic, stretching her ma
ternal arras to welcome the oppressed of
every nation, found clasped to her bosom
that socialistic spirit which has cursed
other nations with discord, bloodshed and
fire."
Gov. Gordon then pictured the dan
gers threatening this draught upon the
government in theie words:
“In our effort to preserve peace, prop
erty and national life, are also involved
the integrity ol states, the life of tho re
public and tho existence of citizen free
dom. The work before us in the future
is the most stupendous task ever im
posed upon the statesmanship of any age.
It is to savo liberty and yet govern a
country with two hundred millions of
people; with its vast area; with its varied
seeds and conflicting demands; with its
capital to protect and its labor to encour
age; with its socialistic problems to solve,
—MM& tftJpM!dbi.s i iifif n fl,tooKi tl iJ49
nopolies measuring arms with the people
themselves—in a word it is to survivo
the certain perils of the future and still
to live after them at once a united nation
and yet a republic of states, sovereign in
their spheres, independent, equal and
free.”
MUNICIPAL POLITICS.
ista, professing to represent the Knights
of Labor and other labor interests, was in
the district tenor more days just before
the election hiring and bribing such as
could bo hired or bribed, end .contin ued
to consolidate in Butler's interest most
of the labor element, in proof of which
hiring and bribery we ?have Jarretts let-
letters. While this was going on Baker
was declaring for a pure ballot
Speaker Carlisle declares that the cor
ruption fund of the prutreiopista in the
West wae erident end the practices of
this class were despicable.
We trust the Augusta Chronicle in its
t al for protection and high tariff will not
forget to condemn the corrup' methods
of the tin plate agents in the West.
Let the Chronicle speak out.
DICKEY’S
MISCELLANEOUS,
BAKING POWDER.
MOST PERFECT MADE
a. p*rad with strict regard to Purity, Strength, and
HcftUtifu meet. Dr. Pries’* Baking Powder contain*
IJmeJkliUD or Phosphates. Dr.Prke’e
Lila, Lemon, etc., llaror delicious!/.
gassas”
PIUS tit in! patr WEEK
RELIBVE8 AT ONCE. Cure* fnfiamtd and v*a JL iAill ‘Y Y AJUAA
IAS
T
25 Can* a bottle. Aik for tt. IUve no attar.
OIGKEY i ANDERSON,
UseS.vsnSprings Mail.] BPlSlCl, !E»
THE FINEST STOCK
or
Imported and Domestic Piece Goods
. can be found at
HOFF'S,
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
At Price* that Defy Competition,
No. 5 Broad St., Athens, Ga.
Repairing Done.
!KaeptlS*odt4ec25. pi MON HOFF.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer la
W. B. BURNETT.
ATTORNEY- AT-LAW
ATHENS, OA.
OFFICE OVIR CHILDS KICKKRSOX ,t
Practices In State and Federal Court s
Postponed Sale.
aaleot the CUmrbarst propei ty has been post
poned. Notice of tfie postponed aale will be
given Ink taw days.
tinwAre, etc., etc.,
BROAD St , ATHENS, Ga
The prettiest disp ay of fanoy
goods you ever saw, and lowest
prices in North-East Georgia.
Headquarters for knives and forks,
tea and tablespoons, casters etc., in
plain goods and gilver plated ware.
All kinds ot housekeepers goods
J. Ho HUGGINS.
apri8 diy
JOHN D. MELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Athens, Georgia.
O dd* in old Franklin House Building, opposite
Opera House. ootaMAwiy.
FOR RENT!
T EN Desirable Residence* at price* ranging
from fH.tO to iso,oo per month.
VV. D. HHlfVRTH, Real Hstate^trent.
octlOdtf, Office at J. R. Craoe’e etore.
COTTON MARKET.
OmCl BANNER WATCHMAN.
Axuivs, Not. io, 1880.
o-io a 5
Market firm,
flood Iflddli g,
Middling
iw Middling. 8 8-8 8 7-11
New York Not. 9 —Cotton closed Arm.
Middling 9 1- : net receipt* 183,19!; export* to
Great Britain 63,49>; France 7,681; continent
23 332; channel porta none; stock 726,991; sales
fir consumption
FUTURES.
. - tialy
J 81-81
91-W
Qulstand firm.
9 09 1»
9 1«- 0
29-31)
-9-40
49-00
60-60
December 89-90
January 97-98
February 9 0 -08
March 9 16-18
april 97 28
May 37-38
June 47-41
July 65 57
AUEUlt 63-44
LIVERPOOL
Spot cotton good business.
Uplands
Orleans _ _
Sales 11.000; 8peo and Exports 2000; Receipt*
•VutTh^^OI’E.NXD. closed,
Not!' 4 Kt-44 4 K 03.04
Not a: d Dee. «*4 60-01
Jifif. W!/^x4a»- $44
Fab. end M’eh. 09 64 GO 64
M'ch and April 61-64 62-64
April’end May 61-64 5 1 -64
saa, and Jan.
Jnn.and Jut, 6 4 44 «oi
ft is certainly sjourca of gratification
to our citizens to bo promised such an
orderly and decent contest over the ap
proaching cloction for city officers. There
' la no excitement whatever—the different
candidates are attending to their business
-—there is no hurrahing and drunken
ness on the streets—and for once it scoma
that the voters will be given an oppor
tunity to express iheir preference with
out having to pass through a carmagnoie
cfoffleiouanesa and corruption to reach
the polls. This is just as it should be.
The 'only class benefitted by a heated
and excited campaign la that class of
negro howlers who think oo more of loll
ing their votes than their labor for a
day. A bitter and hotly contested elee -
tion means to the street whoopers free
liquor, free cigsrs snd bribe money. This
buying and telling of votes has been
carried to auch lengths in Athens that
the honest people ere in rebellion against
the practice, and are clamorous for
form. They are tired of feeing an inso
lent negro, who bss just sold his ballot,
defeat the vote of an hknest and incor
ruptible citizen, and even then not being
able to reach the polls without having
one of these corrxpt creatures thrusting
a ticket at you. It is certainly high'
Ume that something was done in our
city toward abating tbit evil, and a quiet
campaign, free from thi use of money
and other corrupting influences, best can
doit From the present outlook, we
will this year have such a campaign.
PROTECTION—PURE ELECTIONS-
The Augusta Chrcnide intimates that
the tin plate industry is inadequately
protected. As the Chronicle also rejoices
in Mr. Morrison's defeat in Illinois, and
does not condemn the methods of Mr.
Jarrett, the Secretary of the Tin Plate
Association, in the Western canvass, ws
presume our Augusta eotemporary would
justify the efforts of the tin piste indus
try to protect itself.
Colonel Morrison attributes his defeat
to the lavish expenditure of protection
mooey in Madison, St Clair and Bond
counties. Ho cannot evtn estimate the
amount used. He was aware that the
Republicans and protection agants were who hi
scattering a golden shower, bit relied cn -
his great popularity to overcome the in-
Jarrett, the tin plats emissary
qf Penn.ylrmia, and other protection-
ATHENS WHOLESALE MARKET
Athens, Ga., Nov. 10, 1880.
Flour, Grain, Hay, etc.—'Flour: su
pcrfiuo $3 60, extra 4, good family 4 50
choices, fancy 6 25, fancy patenle
higher grades, 6 50. Wheat: No 2 red
bulk, 05a$l, Corn: No2 white^aack,
ed, 00; No 2 mixed, sacked, 57n0:i
Oats: No 2 mixed, feeding, 41; rust
proof 05a70. Hay: Choice Timothy per
lOO lbe 00*95; Prime Timothy 85a00c;
country bay—swamp grass 23c, Bermu
da 40a75; Hudson’s heat (l. Fodder—
from 00 to 80o. Rye: Georgia $1 25,
Virginia and Ten nesscellal 10. Barley;
Georgia $1 25, Virginia 1 10. Broom
corn:4a0olb. Cow peas: 85c. Bran:
western saoked, per 100, OOafloe. Stock
teed: f 1.25
z-kovisigns—Bacon: smoked clear
rib (Idee loose 8)1*9; shoulders none;
dry salt clear rlbjsldes 7 a 71a i choice
8 C hams, small average 13c. Lard :
choice refined, tierces, %*7J£; choice
family 8; fancy 0. Corn meal: per
bushel OOc. Grits: western, (3 70
per barrel.
Gbocrribs.—Sugars: crushed 7c;
powdered The; granulated %Be; stan
dard A UKayre>’ 1 white extra C 6c; ex-
traC fitfc; gold extra C 5 1-3; yellow 6.
Molaaeee: centrilugi. 20s3lc, Cma best
28a30o- Syrups: Sugar drop* 30a32c,
New Orleans 25a55e, home-made 50o at
retall.fineat NO, 55c. Java Coffee: 22*27,
Bio 11)4*12)*, Laguayr* ltaloc per lb.
Salt i Liverpool 86c lack. Soap: $2 25a
S per box, all quantise, - Rice: choice
8outh Carolina, 6)4,6c. priut Sc, ordi
nary 3Xa4o per pound. Teas: Imperial
30*80, young hyson 30a50, black 80*75,
S wder 40*76c per lb, according to
J. Pepper 20c; epicetOc; ginger
_ . Mr*, Jane K. Bertling, late of the City
Athens, Ga., deceased, ate requested to file them
with me within the time and manner prescribed
by law, sod those Indebted to said deceased are
requested to tusks Immediate payment. This
Oct. 4th, 1881
JOHN S. WILLIFORD, Executor,
octUwfit.
GEORGIA CENTRAL
DETECTIVE AGENCY,
100 1-2, Cherry SL, Macon, 6a.
W E have opened a Detoctire Agency at this
place. After several year* of experience it
Kiveaas lull knowledge of the buslucns. We
h tve a force of honest, upright and sober men.
Special attention given to criminal busiues* in
*11 parts of the country, and to insurance and
ci mmerclal work. Merchant* and attorneyacan
al all time* secure the service of skillful *r**ra-
tors at short notice snd at reasonable rate*. All
communle-itlons strictly confidential. Call and
GEORGIA CENTRAL DETECTIVE AGENCY,
octildlm 100J4 Cherry street, Macon, Ua.
nTni'cra ponct
DENTAL SURGEONS.
O FFICE RodMS facing Clifton’s Gallery (same
at Iretso up stairs) Broad St., Albem, Qa.
E. K. LUMPKIN,
Attorney at Law,
ATHENS, A A.,
Will practice In any and all of the courts by
pcclal arrangement. Office In old Franklin
Ilousa building. sep!2-wly
ICE CREAM
If you want something nice call^on
C. BODE
As he has always on hand
Cakes, Bread, Gandy 8 Confectionery
ca Cream Oa all kinds, by th* plate, quart
on; such as Tutto, Fnitl, Neapolitan
ate, Yernelia, Lemon, Strawbery and
a «e; aUo Rrtratu Punch Orange and Ap-
d Leono Shakert, mai* to order. So
for» at C. Bods
TO ADVERTISERS.
FREE.
To those who waat tbelr advertising to i* \ we
can offer no better medium for thorough and *
feettve work than the various section* of our
lict Local List. GEO. P. ROWELL A CO.,
Newspaper Advertising Bureau,
oc!2l-d Awlm 10 Spruce street. New York
A DIES wanted togot upTea Clubsforour Pure
from ns preoilnm*. Set • for lliustrAted
Priceaul Premium List. Speo.*« vffei
try tenth person that answers tuts iu.u
nt we will send frae ona pound Oa .aolce
Tea. dddreas,
NAT L. IEAA COFFEE CO-, Boston, Matt.
ocl23d£w0m.
W ANTED—A live energetic man, to represent
us. $75 per month, and expenses. Goods
staple; everv one bn p; out fit and psrttculare free
S700to$2500iilx^ c s;a
made working for u*._ Agents preferred.who^oan
C .D. FLANIGEN
PLUMBING
ATHENS - - GA
lOe; cloves 60o t<or pound. Soda 4Ua
6>*o lb. Stareb So lb. Fi<h: No 3 bbi.
$8x8 60, No 3 half bbl 4 50, No 3 ouar-
ter bbl 2 25, No 3 kin ten ponuda 50a55c.
Coukry Produce.—Butter: 16t25c
according to quality, aelect Jersey 30a3A
per lb. Poultry: young chickens 12){a
18c, hens 20*25c, turkoya 60a|l 25, gowe
<0a60c, ducks 20c, guineas 25c, partrid
ges 10c. Ena lS*17c. Beeswax I8c.
Tallow 8«. Hides Khile Cabbage 4a
epound. Onions |l per bn<b. Sweet
poutoea 75c bush. Irish potatoes bbl
$2,25. Peauuta: band picked NC 4j^a
Farr Supplies—Bagging: standard
t& pounds 7J4»8c. Ties: New Arrow
$1 07al 10, IXlta $lal 16. Hardware:
Axes $7 dos; backets, painted $140 per
doz, cedar, two hoops $325; coiton
cards $4 60; trace chains $4 per dox;
hamee Iron bound $3 60e4; plow hoes
lb; Iron, Swede 4a5clb, refined
2jjc; nailr, $2a2 35, basis of 101, ner
keg ;plow stock*, Halmaa'a $lal 10;c
ropcManllla 16c, sisal 10c, cotton I5c:c
hone shoe* $4 par keg, mol* shoes $5;
Ames’ ■hovels $9 per dox; plow steel
Wo lb. Shore: hrogaia $126 per pair,
flrfif ’ ~ ’
H. H. P.,
OR *
Ws Hepatic Panacea,
The celebrated Southern Remedy for
Constipation,
Dyspepsia,
Indigestion
and Biliousness.
^ Guaranteed to cure, or money refunded. To
be had of all druggist*. Wholesale by
J. CRAWFORD & CO.,
ATHENS GA.
G. L. P.
GILDER S UYER PILES,
Purely vegetable, are the BEST t
TRY THEM.
For Bale by a gists. Wholesale by
J. CRAWFORD & CO.
i&r * *
^ FRIEND IN NEED
inn fiWEET'B
INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
P psrea from the receipt of Dr. Stephen Sweet
of Connecticut, the great natural Bone Setter.
Css been used <or more than M yean, and is the
best known remedy for Rheumatism. Neuralgia,
Sprains. Bruises, Cute, Burns, Wounds, and all
external injuries. Ufe»Sold by all Druggist*
ry it. IsHtdAwlyr
FOR SALE OR REST.
For Rent.
A MICE 6 room cot tags with four seres of land,
two barns, Stable*, carriage bouso, dry well,
cyclone pit, etc. Price I19.S0 -er month.
ALSO
For.csle half sera l< t adjoining above with
three room cottage, cook and dlolog roo m , ■ tables
carriage house, good water, etc. Price OuO, half
cash, balance on time.
For Rent
T HKHouae and Lot on the control Hill and
Harris streets, the house contains fir
pantry, kitchen, and servants bouse, good w»w>
garden Ae., $2.60 per annum. Note with good
security required. Apply tc
J. 8. WILUfORD, Real Zftsto Agent,
•*Pt23dtf.
For Sale.
The house nnd lot on Milledge Avenue, 1
belonging t* Mrs 8. E. Smith This f
J. A. GRANT
INSURANCE AGENT,
Represent* First-Class, Prompt
Paying Companies.
ASSETS REPRESENTED $40,000,006
I W. H. PATTERSON, |
BOND 1ND STOCK BROKER.
venlence, is adm!rably~buUt end in 'thorough
repair. Double cottage for servants in yard,
rood »t*w« red oijKsUdtsra. poultry km*
«u. On. nil ofdellctai. wSor, bn* fird.n
with art p« and mill Ima Ann caaac. for
say ou wlahlD. a plcaunt ham*. April t.
oetlOdir. H-KSSaW,
For Sale.
T WILL Mil m> bones and lot on the corner of
i HUlnnd PopeSte. Th* Houat contains 7 looms,
bath rooms end cook room attached, each room
has n costly marble mantel, grata*, etc. Gas in
each room, will be sold in eee lot or divid
ed into flats. A bargain may be had If applied
octIWAwlw. E. O. ASKOLD,
PRIOR STREET.
New Goods I
I oa sow reMlvtns my
FALL STOCK OF MILLINERY ROODS.
Con tad examine, for they But L, sola. -
Sn. T. A. ADAMS.
Notice.
A LL person, an feoreby warned not to trad, for
A o rertaio iwu aalaw tke ondantfoad, mode
payable to j. F. Wilson, a* tha seme has been
°V.aiaSSfBa*T.
THIS AGENT
bas supplied us with the celebrated
CD
RAVEN GLOSS m
SHOE DRESSING, .
which we have in stock and highly
recommend.
DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES ATHENS, GEORGIA
8opt9 j ;
S. D. SMITHE,
DEALER IN
Granite and Marble Work, Monuments, Statuary, etc.
Designs in all kinds of Granite anil Marble to suit.
First-Class Work Guaranteed.
P. O. Box 88, ATHENS, GEORGIA. novpdiy.
HUSBAND:
Why don’t you buy
your meats of Charley
Schuhart? He Takes
all the bones out of roasts
40 that you will have no
destruction in carving
Bis mutton chops are su
perb and his all pork sau
sage will tickle the pal -
ate of the most fastidious
epicure. Mr. Shuhart’s
long experience gives him
the knowledge which has
long beenneeded^ in our
midst.
Don’t fail to call on him
at his place of business on Foundry street.
Do Not Fail to See the Exhibit off|
C. A. SCUDDER
The Silversmith with his linel
Goods in Gold, Silver Cop-I
per, Royal China, Dresden, Por-I
celain, and Artistic Brass. Art Department.
THE:
A. R. ROBERTSON,
MARBLEAND GRANITE WORKS,
A large stock of finlshcdGranite and Marble Monnumenta ready to* letterings
'Alio, a large stock of new lithographic designs to select from. Call and get my
prices
A. R. ROBERTSON. Athens, G*.
0TARRELL&HODGSON,
WHOLESALE GROCES,
* Athens, Georgia.
GENTS for Athens Manufacturing Company, Checks, Yi
luring Coi
Jeans.
•tc. Powells Mills, Cotton Rope.
New High Shoals Manufacturing Uompsny
_ Hazard Company, Powder.
, Cottonades, and
Yam*, Cot
Cileries, Stripes, Shirtings,
octlSdtf.
JNO.CRaWFOrMCO
A Large Lot of Chemical Apparatus for Students ot
Chemistry, just received by
JNO, CRAWFORD, & CO., Clayton St.
maria-iyd&w ATHENS, GEORGIA.
DUORANUSWTLUUI:
Harvest Queen, Golden Grain, Mountain Dew,
Pride of Denver, Pride of Colorado, Sweet Home, Success
J-,..* TALMADGE BROTHERS.
PARR BROTHERS,
House anil Sign Painters
Decoraters and Dealers is Wall Paoer.
Athens, Georgia.
Tel.pbon. IM. 49 Clayton Sinai
■ STOP AT BURKE'S
Piano and Organ Display,
AT FAIR GROUNDS.
Fop
