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INER-WATCHMAN ATHENS, GA, NOVEMBER n 1866 The Grand Central Wholesale & Retail Dry Goods & Clothing’ Emporium Cloaks, Blankets and Domestics at Reduced Prices* Sole Agents for Mississippi Mills Jeans. The Fair! by tho action! of the horse* that Miai Canley had tha beat of it and eatnaia winner by only a few lengths in 3:52. oaoantA BATKKD. This trot of two bast in three was ea gerly watched for by the large crowd priaent, aa Oconee had sent up her fa vorites, snd all were anxious to see the trot The first heat found Vstelle entered by W H Jones; Little Geoige, entered by R L Reaves; ltattler, entered by R K Branch. On the track and in fine condi tion Little George had the poles, Estelle, second and Rattler third- After several starts a good send off was given by the judges. “Go," said the judges, and around the track they sped, with an oc casionsl break-up. Little George catno under the wire in 3:04 with Rattler sec ond and Estelle third. - sr-coxi) nr.AT. IHl'e George was brought on the track without much punishment, and Billy Downing came up with Estelle and Rob Branch, who will get a chance in the consolation purse, put in with Rattler. They trailed each other all around the back stretch and came in on the first half mile all together. Little George had, however, got the start and kept it to the finish in 3:0.'!, This finish ed the trotting for the second day. I-OOL ski.1,1x0. In the |kw1s last night, “l>. J.” was the favorite in the 2:45 class. “Artiband” was the favorite in the running race. In the colt trot “Estelle" was the favorite. Helling was heavy. Odds of about 5 to 3 were given on the favorite. Callow tbiOldRiliabi.kP. IIknsox. —Parties visiting the fair in Athens would do well to call and sec the stock of one and two-horse wagons and buggies— top and no top buggies. The famous lb nson wagon is the most popular wagon in Northeast Goorgin. Drop in and sea . the old man. The latch string bangs on theoutsldo of both front doors. Last year the premium committee awarded Mr. Benson a certificate of excellence for his fine carriage and wagon work exhib ited at the grounds. USD JACKET. The above named stallion, the prop erty of Mr Jaa Price, of Oconee county, had the blue ribbon tied to his bridle yesterday. IIo is a boautiful sorrel stal lion, folded in 1877, and sired by Mes senger Duroc. 1st dam, I July ltattler, by Calvin Rattler; 2d dam by ('lying Mor gan. bred by Baker A Harigan, of Com stock, New York. Red Jacket entered the ring against two of the best bred atalliens in Georgia, and took tho prise by his pedigree. Mr Bishop, of Morgan county, entered a fine stallion, and Messrs Powell A Davenport entered Navigator, a thoroughbred Hambletonisn, but itwaa left to Red Jacket to take the blue rib bon. Ha is one of tho best bred stallions in tho country, and our farmers could not da better than to breed from such horse. We are glad to note that the peo ple are taking such an interest in fine stock, and if they wilt breed from horses that hava a pedigree they will get noth ing but the beat. Mr. Prico has long been a raiser of lino stock, and has spent his time and money in getting the best horse for the South. ABM AND UAMMKH BRAND SODA, One of the finest displays at the fair— certainly one of the moat popular tables —is that presided over by Mr G F Wat son, Jr, with the exhibit of Church A Co, New York. Crowds of persons are around it all the time, and this fact is ex plained when we notice that the “Arm and Hammer Brand" of Hods is the at traction. Housekeepers who understand the art of bread risking appreciate above everything the essential or good Baking Buds. The favorite brand here repre sented, is known to many of our house keepers, and others are commencing its use with highly aatisfsctory reauPs. Mr Watson has on hand 10,00l> pack ages of Xfc each, which he is giving away to the ladies and all persons who pass his stand, and from the way they are going off we should judge they will be thoroughly tested In this community. Every visitor to the fair is requested to atop at the stand and get a quarter of pound package, with receipt books It seems that Dr Austin Church, the founder of the firm of Church A Co, com menced the manufacture of Soda fifty years ago, and first introduced it into family use in this country. Tho Ana and Hammer Brand of Soda is ono of the prime attractions of the fair. Mr Watson, wa learn, brought a bril liant Una of firework* to the fair, and we regret ha win b* unable to exhibit them here. Tht Hammer Brand Soda is on the rise all tha same, however. rmoosAMMi run today. Stock entered for the show ring will be called promptly at 10 o’clock. First—Hartman stallions; entries 221, 222, 223 aad 224, after whick Draft Stal lions in 225 and 226 entries. At 11 o’clock will ha the beat turnout single team, driven by gentleman accom panied by lady. At 12 o’clock ih» cattle ring, snd gen- walk round of all cattle on tha ipei of colts got by Little Giant or Navigator, following which will come tho 2:45 trot ting race, beat 3 and Smile hosts. Run ning race mile heats best 2 in 3. The above programme will be very fine, and today will be ontof the biggest days of the week Tho racing will be extraordinary, and everybody should at tend and tend their prescncu to the fair. Judge W. B. Thomas and tha directors of thi fair avsoaUtion are Working like beavers to make it a success, and we ask that our citisens turn out anil lend a help ing hand. The following are the teams that will pity to-day at 11 o'clock: . IINIVF.BSITV TKAM. Nowell, Hardeman, Roslen, Bondurant. Mell, .1. C, Nesbitt, Williford, Q, Black, Williford, H. TOWN. Ciawford, Morris, Willcox, H. N, Reaves, Hodgson, Willcox, C., Dootson, Nicholson, Smith, F. THU LAMBS’ DISl'LAV. A B.-W. editor yesterday undertook the Herculean task of invading the ladies’ department and writing up the display, but he almost gave up in despair. The large room is literally packed with the most beautiful goods, every article well desorviug special mention, hut to do eren partis) justice to all the exhibits would require t volume ns extensive as •n encyclopedia. Through the kindness of Mrs. Morris wo were enabled to secure a partial list of the exhibits. It was im- ossilde to leara the namos of all the ex- ibitors, *8 they ere only entered by numbers, and it wou'il be like searching for a needle in a hay-stack to go through the hundreds of entriei on the Secreta ries' booki. Tho ceiling is draped witli quilts, counterpanes, afghans, knit work, etc. etc., while show-cases that line the long counters ere filled with finer arti cles. We never saw such a display of rich quilts, and do not envy tho committee tneirtusk of making a selection to award the premiums. Rut from among thsc beautiful goods we have selected the fol lowing, that oven in this di-play attract unusual attention: Mrs. F. W. Lucas a silk patched quilt and knit rountrpanc; Miss Belie H. Harris, of Winterville, a crochet quilt; Mrs. Wms. Rutherford, crazy quilt; another crazy quilt, scrap rug snd log cabin quilt by Mrs. F. W. Lucas; a silk patch quilt, witli hand painted squares, by Mrs 11 C White— was handsome—as also an afglian. Mrs Lipscomb and Mrs Hughes have filled a show-case with their beautiful fancy- work. Miss Helen Royd, of Xetniu, 0„ a pupil at tho Institute, has some fancy embroidery on exhibit that is really lovely. Mrs Cornelia Hutchins has also some beautiful work, done by lierslf. Mrs Hutchins, wife of Capt. Hutchins, the conductor, filled a show-case w ith The cotton seed disintegrator of Mr. Henry Hea-d, of Elberton, is attracting much attention at the Athens Foundry, Sample:: of cotton seed and of corn crushed in tho hull we-e show n yester day in the grounds. The work is most cleanly and completely done. This ma chine will be at work tomorrow at the Athens Foundry from 7 to 10o’clock,and from 1 to 3 o'clock. Itfs a most com plete itnpiemen . Tho baso ball game at eleven o'clock this morning will draw large crowds. l'or split-,'rolls snd light bread, we Indorse the R ,val Patent Hour 100cents -n tho dollar. Give it half a chance and icconvinctd. At aame place, Hodgson Bros. The miniature race man did a thriving business yesterday. Phi:.os, 3 yeore old past; sired by Rid Chief,an Inbred Hambletonian. fie >y Hero of Thorndale. First dam a Doe, large, mare without pedigree, (she tas lieen in 'he hands of one family for >9 years;) he ia kind, gentle, of fine •tyie. and will make a roadster or great sp -cd am. endurance. Hee him on tslr grounds to-day. John \V. Siiklor, Breeder of S'aniUrd bred Trotters, Tugalo Oconee 'o. 8. C. M 8 Htrlbllng, Jr Manager Six bales of beautiful white cotttrn have been entered. A special award of a diploma was given to “l)on” yeatorday. This beautiful Italian greyhound went home with the blue ribbon. He ia the property and pet of Mrs Prof. White, and was much admired. The best of order is observed on the grounds, and not a drunken man hail been seen. Call at Hodgson Bros, and seo some thing 111 New Ot leans syrups uncom mon to Athens market. A negro lost $8 ycaterdry at a little hall pitching game on the fair grounds. Many others were taken in. To the farmers. The season is tail*. Your wheat should be In tho ground. Bur no umttei, get the old-fashioned Red May.'aud reap a bountiful harvest ihoutJnnu 1st. Hodgson Bros. Mrs. George Fiisch nee Miss Louie Cope, of Augusta, is visiting Mrs. A. W. ' ess, on Jackson street. One hundred ami fifty bn9hnla of Burt oa's for sal-. Apply to W. A. - ai.lt n. Mrs. C. P. Morton, of Rome, and Miss ?.£ 0 lia.taway, of High Shoals, are in t .e city ;' iostt of Mrs. J K Crane. G. riaurer always keeps on hand the ' :o-r ell-wing and smoking tolmceo. Th young ladies of the Lucy Cobb I.mtitute will be on the grounds today. The elegant lace work and sewing of Mrs. ,1 C iiutchius is very much admir ed. Mrs. Hutchins is the amiable wife of our r.,teemed friend, Capt. Hutchins, of the Georgia Railroad and there is no cleverer gentleman and lady in Athens It would not require a sounder reason or clesrerjudgment to sit on the Supreme bench, than to renders decision on the crazy quilts of the fair. They are both numerous and sufficiently bewildering to cloud even the intellect of the jury of la dies who are to decide which t* best and prettiest. Mrs Stern has two very hull- some ones, with shams to match. Mrs Bailey Thomas hag a beautiful one, and the.c are a great number belonging to ladies whose names we could not learn. Mrs Fred Lucas’friends seem confident that she will win. The musical recital Friday evening at tho Senoy-Storall chapel, by Misses. Mell and Powell, assisted by Prof. Wil cox and Mr. Hull will be a delightful winding up for tho week in social and musical circles. Maj and Mrs Joseph Gtnshl, of Au- usta, are visiting relatives in the city. its, are visiting relatives in the city. Mr. B. H. Noble ia doing up the fair in happy style for the Atlanta Journal. One of tho most conspicuous among the crazy quilts is Mrs Prof White’a. Mrs. F. Phinizy has returned from New York. One of the curiosities is a crazy quilt with an animal embroidered very daintily in each square. One naturally thinks of Noah’s ark when he sees an elephant, giraffe, camel, lion, dog, cat, Ac., aU per fectly outlined and colored with the nee dle. A horse and buggy, which is so perfect as to be mistaken for the like ness of the premium horse and buggy, occupies one of the principal squares. This is a marvel of needlework and draw- WHOLESALE GROCERS. We claim to to the Uracil deatere ia FLOUR IN NORTHEAST GA. Prices and terms of any first class An inspection of our General Stock solicited. House duplicated with pieasere. lace and knit work that is one of chief titan this popularcouple. attractions in the room, anti speaks w dors for the skill and industry of that lady. Mrs Morris has soino lovely work on exhibition, both in quilU and knit work. Mrs J II Newton, a lady over 80 years olilt has a beautiful pisce quilt, aa alsoi oilier goods from her bands. Mrs Cheny lias a table scarf, worked jn arTOscne, aa also somo silk embroidery, deserving of specitl mention. Mrs Dr Wade has some pretty work here. M rs Rutherford, Mrs Newton. Mrs Risltop and other ladies have some sp'omlidlt made ahirta on display. Mrs It I, Mo ll as a white quilt that is one of tho most attractive features of the. room. Among tho knit stockings is a pair entered by Mrs Clifton that are certainly entitled to a prise. The thread was carded and spun by that lady. Mrs Newton Rhodes hss some beautiful crochet work, and Mr* II L Cranfords picture frame. Mrs Kate Moore- displays some button work. Misses Bancroft tatting and Mrs Cobb Lanrpkin rick-rack work, all of which it greatly admired. Mrs Joseph Fleming has some pretty knit work in this room, and the mother of Mr W 8 Holman a G. Hauser manufactures the finest i ruudaof cigars. Give him a trial, Hodgson Bros’ Itoyal Patent Ilnur, gnat amend to suit the most fastidious. Royalty uses and can get no better. Larger cities would like to secure entire product el this mill Tho upright cabinet Knabe piano, on exhibition with E W Burke’s display, was brought out by him for the Athc- nii-um club. It is s $500 instrument, and Mrs. B. A. Stovell has returned to. Athens from Washington. Mrs Hughes hss a very handsome oil picture of margarites, and also a mirror beautifully painted with pond lilies. This seems to be a favorite picture, and every one stops to look at, or in it. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph tiznshl arrived in Athens yesterday on a short visit. Vcrsuvian ware is something new, done by Miss Maggie Morton. The guessing at Stern's bean jar for the watch, creates a big aensation with the boys. Their guesses widely differ. Oue little fellow wrote 8,'JOO,(JUO on his card, whilo another wrote 7. Some of the sharp buys, however, had taken the pains to measure and count the same quantity of beans and corn, hcnco they cotne pretty near the mark. Mrs. Peter Sumrncy entered yester day a show case filled with very fine bread and iced cakes. Miss Sallie Cash entored a beautiful loaf of old fashioned light bread that is as white as the drifted ' S'iow, and will doubtless bo awarded a prize. Miss May Ellen Lafl'erty has en tered a beautiful cake snd several varie ties of bread, that are deserving of espe cial mention. This feature of the fair is filling up fast. Rush A Kborhart will have their de partment completed today. There ire several gilded baskets, with handsome bows of ribbon; also bottles gilded, which are very ornamental. Mr Tom Burke dispenses cards, which are very pretty in dc-ign, as advertise ments. lie also delights the crowd with music, some of which is composed by himseif. The lsdics will ail vote a special pre mium to Dr Orr and Mr Deloney Sledge, TWO WOMEN OF NOTF. Mrs. Cleveland and Jefferson Davis' Daneb- tfr Com* to Town. [He* York star.] Mrs. Cleveland, with Secretary Endicott and wife, rame to town on Friday night tiain from Washing ton, the tame train bearing Miss Winnie Davis, the daughter of Jeff erson Dtvis. The ladies did not meet. The Endicott party went to the Fifth Avenue Hotel, wh .-re t' ey spent the night. Before 8 o’clock yesterday morning Mrs. Cleveland and the Endicott* ate breakfast, to enable them to rntch the 9 o'clock train for Boston. They received no callers, and their a-rival and depat- ture were quietly mahe. The Pres ident's wife looked cherry and beau tiful. She was dressed in a drab- colored cordrny travtlirg tint, a tight fitting basque and hat a>id*»k>rt to match. At Cambridge Mrs Cleve’and wip be tliegiie.-t of P-es- ident Eliot of Harvard C< liege. She will return to her husband on Tuesday next, proba' -iy ELECTION OF JUDGES. A Good Days'* Work Ysstorday by UstW OsnoraljAsssmbly-nillnff tbe Circuits. Atlanta, Not. 10.—[Special.] The fallowing Judges of Superior Courts were elected today by the General Assembly: Southern Circuit—A. H. HanseR; Au- Gusta Circuit—H. C. Roney; Oconee Circuit—Thomas Eason; Western Cir cuit, N. L. Hutchins; Atlanta Circuit, Marshal J. Clark; Flint Circuit—James 8. Boynton; Brunswick Circuit—untx- pired term—Courtlsndt Simraes; fill term, Spencer L. Atkinson; Patauls Cir cuit, John T. Clarke, Look.—Tnlmadgo A Brightwell, agents - for tho Boss Plow, tho best and cheapest Lost.—A gold bangle, near coart house. A reward will be paid for its re turn. Apply at this office. is ono o( exquisite tone. The beautiful ... r .. " r walnut it. Ilecided relief from tho usual 1 for thc,r k,nd “ ,,1,tance * nd chcor,ul •bony mounting. It is the latest and best instrument out Buckwheat flour is not always Buck wheat flour. Try something genuine and you witi thank us (or this advertise. Hodgson Bros, la the place. Miss Emily Hamilton hss an exquisite illingness to oblige. Mrs Myers, who is well known for her good taste, assisted in tbe arrangement of M Myers' art goods, Tbe little bisque figures, one a girl before a looking glass, with perfect features in the china, are • be. ing in th-a Frith Avenue II .tel on the morning eft mt day. Miss Winnie Davit, the pet daugh ter of JefTerJon Duvi«. paid Ne-v York iiahort vi-it, spending Fridt. evening at the New Y-rk Hucl. She was accompanied by General Joseph R. Anderson and wife of Richmond, Vs. Miss Dtvis is some diitanve out of her teens, is a charm ing woman, well educated nil I nt homo in the best society. She is n true d- ughter of tha South and ol her fsl.ier, but she does net men tion th t lost cause unless the topic is fore d upon her. It is said that she te tains single tor her father's sake. M ss Davis will be indulged in tho hospitalities ol New York State lor some time to come She went to the Meadow Brook hunt yesterday sccompanied by Mrs. Tom Emory. She will remain at Rod) n till Monday, She will then ret rn to the city and goto Syracuse, where •he will stay till the first of the year. Returning to New York, she wd> •pend several weeks in the city. HtascttriKLD A Blus'.nkthal.—We tako pleasure to invite all the ladies and r akfast- jgunt'cinen visiting Athens and the fair to The Peerless Patti Ros i in “Bob” to-night, specially handsome; so are also the! „-rden display. Her yellow yams are , united glass and groups of statuary, decidedly the flneat aweet potatoes on 0win S k> •» unprecedented rush of tho ground. Her garden exhibit, as well, business, Messrs. Toomer A Hasclton as fancy work, arc tho subject* of gon-1 found it impossible to make an exhibit at eral admiration in tho halls. The water j the fair. In September these gentlemen color drawing of Mis* Hamilton shows ordered out a full stock, as they thought, her versatile talent Buckwheat flour, pure and unadul terated, made out ot Buckwheat, and counterpane that wa* carded, spun and | make* the old time Buckwheat hitter- woven by tint lttly herself. Among the ! L **X*®* _ Houjrsmi Bros. and no niintake hundreds of other lovely good* entored PERSONAL AND FAIR ITEMS- To-morrow we will make another tour,. . .. . . , . , , through this department and mention , t°rn for good feed. Get fresh, pore, other worthy eXbita that wo did not! wstor-grcunJ bran from Hodeton fro*, this time succeed in learning the names . Mrs_ Reese's pickles were missed at the Mrs Dr Hamilton has a beautiful cur tain of hand-nude, antique lace. This would bo a trying test for younger eyes snd more nimblenandi. This beiutrul work, however, shows that none are more expe't than Mrs Dr Hamilton's. Jersey.cattle appreciate and r ive a re- * ’ feed. Get freeh, sssaayaistjs rs, *«va Mrs Rutherford’s picture and borne- , .. „ ... made frames were much admired. The taitilioo Msrseilles qutlt entered by art of making picture frames will save Ur* R HoM- v’orj •»*} hand-made, tho loU 0 f money,'and Mrs. Rutherford baa centre imitating heavy danuak.. -IredBewl th.oU to a fine point biscuits bv^Mtaa Anna Bishop’ *onlv ~gi-‘ °« r Royal Patent will make more tain vaLrLld P ’ 7 I bu'ocuit to the pint or pound of floor teen years old. Calico quilt, made entirely by a little Rw^gept four and six. quilt, by Mrs 'ban any goods offered you. trial, llodgf - The large fish on display at H K N cb- otsob’s stand are young sharks. He ihas also California honey. - —, Today > will bo a mg lime at tho fair Everybody 'will be on hand. J Yesterday wan a delightful day, and more fine weather prommae <firhy. Tbe Macon fair refused to Uoaoad th* horse racing table, now ia full operation at tbe bir tpntmw. Including tbe tickets sold down town the fair mod* about 61,000 yesterday. (There an aovorel patented inventions on th* grounds. Vstone* sighs because there are no churns to conquer. Give it a fgson Bros. Como out this morning and see the match game of boll. The team boy* will be guyed by tbe atud.-nta. Mr Cutaway, a prominent tanner of Wilke* connty, is ia tha city. Fl-mr from which tho ghiteu Is ex- tr 'ctod cannot bake well. Royal Patent P'lstreaea th* gluten of 6 bushels of woeet. Other good* may be as good— bu non* totter mi do. Hodgson Beam •IJgeA Daraeya fim French walnut furniture w*s as exMb'.t by itself. of pianos, organa, machines, etc., but since that time have been compelled to twice replenieh tbeir stock. They have now on hand, however, a targe number of pianos and organs, as well as the finest smaller musical Instruments ever put on sale in Athens. Of course, they are the leading dealers in sewing machines. Give them* call and examine tbeir goods. EditorsBakkss-Watchiian: I desire to return my thanks to my friends and fellow-citixeni of the second word for their announcement of my name as a candidate for alderman. I regret that my business engagements for the coming year are of incb a character as will pre vent my accepttncthe office, in the avent of my election. Thanking my friend* forth* compliment conferred upon me, and the intereet they have manifested in my behalf, 1 am, yours truly, C. W. UALDWIV. Patti Rosa.—Reserveyout scats to Patti Rosa early this morning and avoid the rush. The Chicago Times say, Patti Roea is one ofthe bright est of Soubrettes, a pretty girl, a good singer, and a charming danc- She is delighting full houses ferinfl in kiln is oifp at the Grand in “Bob as she is sure to do wherever she comes. Her «uppott is excellent ^4KlK c visit onr establishment, which is filled to its utmost capacity with m new snd se lect stock of dry goods, dress goods, flan nels, blankets, hats, shoes; also a full line of Jerseys, cloaks, new markets,eta all of »Inch wo intend to sell at “rock-, bottom prices.” UiuscnriELD A Blchextual. A Mistake.—Any one who comes to the ftirnml fails lo get a bottle of Turk-A^g isli Liniment, will make a great mistake. Received of Relief Fire Co. $25, in full on account. Cakolins Thomas. Nov. 10th, 1880 Several milk cows for sale. Gao. E. Hkasd. OPERA HOUSE. Thursday Night, November ttth, Ono night only, the eb« mine little 8. ublotto PATTI ROSA IN “BOB.” K wiVfcd srffiU will be put on Wednesday ; WANTED. A N fnertrotlc Unit with «,K» Capital u part nor in MMuCaerarlnir Ro • •. A fall lino nf tha latest laiprov d Mochit try. Any one who moot ha can draw out For aithnaud rtmharlnforaatlun addrnu. Pom-0 Ace Box 15% A thorn, (ia. For Sale. * v Hcoderftoa worchoato. In ll'M. om Thursday. Nov. Ilth at2*ip. «*. tlx two-horM walkingctilti»atnr« of the NmU on the enoikM. Ifp ircEour rrvfer# time will be g'WB-twi’lv* muntba at 8 por aiut. Iit<-rwt from d-t*. Good noto.n-q.Ured. J. N. MO.NTOOMEBY. KOBOtA, BANKS COUNTY. To til wkom It U war concern, \V. t. rnU W. 0. Wilson, to* In due fcrm op* lto-1 t-v tkc undent*Bid lor per- manent Ir lets «T Adwlnktrstios Ml the nut* .1 Men IVlIne, late of sold O.M.J d, c OMd.md a , upon .all application cn the list -it —— - '•““Wfil L»s«r. I may concern. Yanalr La»«!•«. widow of ' taggsopt-tltotsm* ■port from the Dck*t Farr.—Don’t worry, worry, fret, tael. Thera to neither aorrew, joy, strength nor reformation. It to only worry and tact. If it rains let it rain. If your eyesight is tailing, your watch goes wrong, or anything-in the jewelry line to wonted, go to Skiff tho joweler, nnd don't fret nnd worry, nuking every body miserable around you. RgcTTAL at Lccrbonn IssTlTura^A v. ... _ . „ I musical recital will b# given by M 'trend Mr* Head, of Harmony Grove, ,M*U and Powell, assisted by Prof. W1U- arc ntt eci'.r. ’ j cox and Hr. Hull, at the 8eney-8tov|ll Orleans ST rap, rarely ' chapel, Friday, Nov. 12; at 7lj p. m. liahtoof thedtytlNsw | AUlovera of musio are cordially invited O.'i -an*, ni Hodgson Bros, to attend. POWDER | Absolutely Pure.| Tkt.ru.’M-nremvs^m. ktSShf LtJliwy k»qJ< t aad ca»MKU gold It ■■■natal with tha ompcUlit'o with tha ■alilmda af low Ust^kor. wfifht, al im or pbonpliaus Fowdwn. Bald only • R. L.J. SMITH, ATTORN. Y AMDkCOrXCXtXOR AT LAW HARMONY GROVE, GEORGIA! aitpiana .n<! Falenl coerta af tha sUta ~ aoUiotlaM aid tl.ry DaaJHR ba frosted SZ&i STrSSf ,ppo ’ nud * uui P ccSf*«L T. r. HILL. Ordinary .1*5? IdBUt of J It. Cham Da aa tha laid! um. mors or dw.tilstto.se dwsuisgto I p| csltlvsttes. twestr seres * f wklcv It erst bot tom, Ik* mutator li ori.ln.l M Alio, at tb.asm. ttucaid 11-ca, two lows l«:t In ih. town of Harare, known sad .tI.Un»ulah»t In tha plM^mliltosBul«.M«.s sea <, e ntalnlng • •ch onwntnth %i an sere. .Slid a. tkc property •di.C.gjnlUi lit. of add c-aunty, dxeaacd. Tcrtra ca.b, 0<tob<r2Stt).UM. K (drawll JOHN' 1 JOHN R. CHAMBERS, Adn’r. f'XOROIA, BANKS COUNT V.-W.& J. Ga(rl. ■j aoo.sdnilnlcral -r of 6. J. Garrlaoa, havla* ■**. ---* rl OT Or.Unary ol said cwislr ..aa hi, adnintatrati auto J. HMBWW. Tht. u tbarrfo s to rite *11 ncraaMrouc.rr.aJ to abo cjub-, tl any tht. hava, -hv Ilia .aid W. u J Ciantaon rheald set - b.dl.Ml..cd fnral aatd admfulatratt.il and re* cclva jctura o! di.tulwlon, «s I hr K r»t M.aday la Fab., 1»7. T.F HILL, * J Ordinary But. Connty. J