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ill) banner. Athens, Ga., November U, 1881. Athens Cotton Market. Corrected daily by the HENDERSON WAREHOUSE CO. Anon, Ga., Not. 14, < P. H. Good Middlmj 10 T-Sill Middling lO-S-SxlnS-. Strict Loir Middling lAIJilO 1-5 Low Middling 101-SilO 14 Strlot Good Ordtautj .0 O-SiO S-4 WINTER OPENING OF FBESCH PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS And elogahtlNoveltle* in French Millinery Goods, THURSDAY, NOV. 10.1881. 3iis3 McCartney. njvldeod2wks WOOD FOR SALE. I will deliver oak and hickory wood In »ny quantity, at Nortlioast rn de pot for 82 a cord ; or at your bouse (or S3. If you live within three qaan. ters of a mile of the depot, I can de liver cheaper. Address me at Nich olson, or I will be in tho city every Saturday. ' YV. 0. Welch. Octll—dif. Best apple vinegar at Richardson's College Avenue. Tay Vour^ioto and uoanty Taxes. Tho digest of tho abovo taxes has been placed in my hands for collec tion. All parties interested are here by requested and urged to come for ward and settle promptly, ... Office in RaaveB'blocjf, up stairs, Offiao hours Irom 6 a. m. to 6. p. in, H. n. Linton, Tax Collector Clarke County. Oct. lit, 1881—.d2tn. G 11 & J N Booth will pay the highest cash price lor fat cattle. They prill keep nothing but tba best beef, muttou, pork and sausage at their stall in the Market house. Give them a trial and you will be convinced. From Hon. G- R. Head. Leesburg, Va., Oat. 19th, 1879. It affords me gicat pleasure to lets tlfy to the virtues of Neuralgine, for the euro of Neuralgia and Head- aolie. It is the but remedy for these most'distressing complaints, I havo ever used. It should be in every faunly in the country. G. R. Head. Price 50 cts and 81.00 per bottle. Hutchinson & Bro., Proprietors pr. 15th, >81.— Atlanta, Ga. An excellent brand of showing to bacco, something new just rooeived at Rtahardipn's College Avenue. No use growling about being hun gry now, J H Huggins eon supply - yon with enough to load yonr table. To Whom It K»\ Concern. 1 hereby take great pleasure in re commending tho cIBtnfl, BMtimeres, &o, whiob Mr. Walls is dealing in. . Ho has sold a very largo quantity ot them in this vicinity and surround ings. 1 have handled a great many ot them in making up and cutting and can confidently pronounco them of t good wool quality and will in general give good satisfaction. P. DonnaiAt, Merchant Tailor, Washington, Ga. Those goods will be sold next door •to A.S. Mamlovillo’s jowelry store. ! iBtffWEW \/Cdred 1—Btuictube Cured.—Without the nse of the 1 knife or painful Means. Lost mam. f hood restored, and diseases of men sucoossfnllytreated by J. W. Gun- let, M. D., 67 Whitehall Street,At lania, Ga. May80-6m. 'SMALLTALK. Mr. R R. Sautter it still critically III Seats for Gus Williams aro going lice hot cakes. Miss Lila Matlbx will vi-it friends in'the city soon. . A soiree will be given at Miss Glov er’s this evening. The filter ha*' come into fashion again. It is horrid. This warm damp weather is pro ductive of ccnsiderabie sickness. The Rector of Emmanuel church is an ex-editor and an ex-printer. There are twenty-one hoarders at the L. O. I. and constant additions. Tom Keene will have a full house on the 19th. He plays Richard III Mandevillo’s window has taken on a new gorgeousnesf His new ggpds are beautiful. The log last night was very heavy and almost obscured tiie moon’s beams. Mr. Joseph Williams, of Madison county, died at his home on Wednes day evening. Mrs. E. C. Long and Miss Jennie Long left yesterday for a visit to San Antonia, Texas. Reserved seats to Tom Keene on the 19ih are $1.50 for dress circieand 81 25 for parquette. Rev. H. ‘J. Ellis, pastor of Wat- kinavilie circuit, has received a suit of olothss from his people. The ladies have been scarce on the streets for two lays. This is one of tiie ill effect ot the bad weather. Co). Childs is making preparations to open a street through his lots to oonneot Pulaski and Barber streets. Thomas street has pat on its usual winter apparel and is likely to be knee deep iu mud fill spring comes again. From tiie indications last night we will have some weather cold enough to freeze the horns off a William goat. The ram don’t have any effect in preventing cotton from coming in. The street were througod with wag ons yesterday. ' Misa F. Newton will visit Carters- villa with her sister, Mrs. Conyers, of that city, who has been visiting here, Tbs former will ho gone several weeks. The blarstcd printer made ns say ‘unreasonable’ instead of nnscasona' b'le weather in yesterday’s paper,which which was very unreasonable in the printer, Charlie Shuhart went through the streets yesterday morning with a drove of sheep and cattle, and is now prepared to furnish beef and mutton to the whole city. The exposition is all the ta lk now Our people aro just waiting for onr roads to imitate the State and Cen tral by placing the fair at one cent a mile, when they will go in gauge and wild a rush. Everybody is getting anxious on the'subject. A Villainous Trick. Messrs. G. M. A J. N. Booth have a covered butcher wagon which they leavo out in the street at night near the cud of the market house- On Wednesday night somebody, with, the begrt of a villain and without the fear of the law before, his eyes, ent the cover ou one tide of the wagofi so badly that it is rained. Messrs. Booth have no idea who did it and cannot think that they have an enemy who could be guilty of inch a scunry triok. The person who did it is capa ble of anything mean, g -j -»'■ 1 - t t House to Kent. ; j On Jackson street. Apply to . ■ novl0-d2w. Mns. E. P. Bishop, CWn Shucking. JndgeJ. N. Garrison, of Gitlsville, is boo of onr farmers and badness men who goes on Rill Arp'e idea of . 'living at home and boarding at the same place.* He his just had a two days’ coin shucking, of the old fash ioned sort, at his home, and all the neighbors were present to engage in the sport. The Judge makes plenty to do him and if any of his friends arc hungry they can always find a welcome and plenty of good things to eat at his house, Of course Mrs. Garrison had everything excellent to cheer the workers on this occasion and the work was forgotten in tiie enjoyment of the liberal hospitality dispensed. An old fashioned beef pie was a.festure of the second days’ meeting, which yon ought to get the Judge to tell jon about. Wine Awakn. We publish elsewhere the prospec tus of this charming juvenile maga zine. In it, much is claimed for ‘Wide Awak*,’ but the magazine will fully justify all of the claims. It j has been rightly called a treasure-louso for the young, and so it is—filled every month with treasures which are worth more than money. Onr praise of Wide Awake may be strong, hot it is no stronger'thau the facts war- ■ Homes for Dnlegatta. We understand that only about half enough homes have been secured for the delegates to the conference. We know that there is no difficulty so far as the hospitable disposition of our people is concerned. .The Only trouble is sonic may not see tiie ne cessity for prompt action. Let those who can entertain one or more dele gates volunteer to the committes at ■once. ... Dents. Mrs. Mary Bradshaw, daughter of Mr. B. 0. W. Rose, died at her fath er’s residence, Wednesday night. She has been sick some time with fe ver and very little hope was enter tained of her recovery at any time. Her funeral took place yesterday af ternoon from her home. We lender sympathy to the bereaved relatives. MtefCLlrmtlon otPlijslcimin. We are informed by the Clerk of the Superior Court that ail physi cians are required by law to register at the Clerk’s office, iu their own oounties, by the firat day of January. The physicians will do well to re member this. Deaths. Mrs. Charlie Williams died at her residence, iu this city, yesterday, from the effects ef a fall received some two months since. Her littie child^ aged about two years, died near the tame time. -- Tho celebrated 'Sweet Sixteen’ smoking tobacco, the finest on the market car. bJ found at Richardson’s, College Avenue. ! All grades of sugar, teas and sy ru st J, HI Huggins’. ' ——4-—-4 • • -il. All the ladies are specially invited to call and examine J: IL Huggins’ stock of fancy house-furnishing goods. For Mayor.. Skiff, the jeweler, if elected, will give the year’s salary and fifty dollars toward a oitv clock to be . placked in thequpola of the Presbyterian church. Cloaks, vatohes and jewel/ repaired. Clocks, watches, jewelry, spectacles, Blivet ware, Ac., selling at reasonable prices. Ha who. wants to do a great deal of. good fit once will never do atl/eCCO i?I£l &■-- --i'• ■ The finest line o(triple, plate silver ware ever shown in this market, at J. H. Huggins’. Ptxno Tuning sug firpsirtng. Prof. ft. J. Gonzaltz, whose mntic room is No. 5 Broad street, upstairs, bega the attention of the public to tiie •til joined certificate, which (peaks for itself, lie can always be found ready to attend to any work entrusted to him. Commercial Hotzl. ) Athens, Ga , Nov. 8,1881. j Prop. R. J Gonzalez It affords us much pleasure to testify ns to the excellent manner iu which vonr work on our hotel piano has been per. formed. The great improvement roil have made in both action and tone is. to -’a, a most .agreeable surprise. Practically yon have converted an old,.badly abused piano into a new instrument, with splendid touch and tone. To those familiar with the piano in question, this is certainly n marvelous transformation and one impossible of performance to any but a thorough master of yonr profession; Yours very trulv, Wm. A 0. L. Williams. uat re Are lug- ght Some fresh Northern npplcsj eived at Richardsons, College Those chamber setts at J. II. Uuj gins’, are file prettiest ever broil to the Athens market. Irish Potatoes and the white table pea at J II Huggins’ TAILOR AXDCITTEK. Thomas Jackson, railor.and Cut ler, Broad street, Athens, Ga. I am prepared to do cut' ing and tailoring of any kind, in tho best style and at short notice. Prices lower than any where else, and satisfaction guaran teed in every instance. I keep a good stpek of cloths, cassimeres, etc., on hand, of the best quality, and those patronising nte may feel a-sured of perfect satiafac tiou both iu tho fit and the quality of tiie garments. I will spare no pains to please, and ask a share of your patronage. i Thomas Jackson. Proclamation. The Exposition is in full blast. Good board and lodging in Atlanta from five dollars per week upward. Railroad fare^lo be still lower. Mc Bride's fciack of china, cutlery, show cases, &c., the finest nod cheapest in the United States. Yon have but one chance in a life time to see such a show as tiie Cotton Exposition. Don’t fail to come. McBride A Co. Nov3-tt The Ni tv Furniture store. Messrs Patman <fe Bird desire to call attention to the fact that they are offering iplend 1 bargains in furniture, coffins, burial robes etc., at their new store on Thoma- street. Their goods aro all new and aro bound to please. Special inducements to country merchants. Mr. Zeke Edge is now with this house and any one de siring any thing in the undertaker’s line should cal! ou him. Remember the place. oct21-d*w-tf The Defaulting Uuhler. ■I am a thief, a perjurer, a forger, and • liar,* hi'the comprehensive and grephio confession of Cashier Baldwin, ofl iswnrk, 'and I am ready to go be hind tho bare of a prison .and end my days there.’ This is a melancholy en ding of a career of high eharaeter hitherto. Baldwin is a man of forty- five^ prominent Episcopalian, and of no vioet; he ha* a wife and two chil dren, one a son of eighteen; be has been nearly twenty years in his place bad a salary of 87,600, and bit wile bought him the house in which they lived. His brothers are also leading business men. How such men could step aside and keep going astray to this extent is one of the mysteries of crime. That be abould be led into it by mere, indulgence toward*.6ostofil er of the bank seems incredible. A BImd Riser. Tho Birmingham, 'Alabama, - tell ot a blind minor named Graves, of Georgia, in that region r who is as efficient as any other in dig ging coal He works without a l imp, it that would be of no benefit to a person deprived of eye shht. The coni mined by this man is said to be aa clear of aiale and dirt as that of any one employ*! in the ufines, and the Yield from hi* room is -a a rest as that of other miners. Hie little sou leads him to his iniues and into his work room, and then leaves hit father dur ing the day, who digs coal, separates it from the dirt and oilier substances, keeps the roof of his room propped up, loads the small cars, and pushes them out to the main track, A- well ni it he posesxcd ibe sight of two persons; XTew Adirsrbisomoxits. House and Lot for Sale ! street to College avenue, fronting ou Jac^BOtk street. Convenient to btuinese, rnd title* per fect. Will be sold cbnap: tor term* annlv to novStUt POPE BAKKtlW. B lacksmithing FOR TITS FTJBZ-IO. ■Wesley SSexi’wotlaer, At h!s old steud ot the past thirteen years, ne.«r Gann & Heaves' stable, has enlarged hi* business so that he 1> now working ten hands in his blacksmith shop. Ail work entrusted to him will be done promptly, faithfully and at the lowest prices. Ho refers to III* .patrons ol the past thirteen years. not w«fcw fcwlm DUPREE OPERA HOUSE 03T2S NIGHT OUTXSZ. TUESDAY, WOVEM’R 15th WANTED, A CARPENTER. Is the title of an original eornedy drums, by Col. a.K. Calhoun (Muj »r A. KocheforU, of tho New York Ledger, and G. T. Lunlgun,ksq., of tho New York World, in which the famous comedian and vocalist, MA. GUS WILLIAMS, Will kppeat as PROF. CONRAD KKIS%,"8f tiie University of Hcldlebcrg, inventor ot the- patent non-stnalablc, reversible, indestructible, magno-elcctric, combined torpedo Umbrella^ Contains a sword-cane. a magnetic tuck-ham mer, lady's fan, is u ligbtnin H -conductor, life- preserver, oamp stool, corkscrew, and liver pad. For state and county rights apply to Prof. Kol- Prioes vine’s. novl i»nal Reserved scats at Maude JOHN RICKABY, Manager. Beware of those-who come from tiie town of Deceit. Mr. Facing- bolh-way(, Mr. Fair-speech, and Mr. Two-tongue, arc neighbors who are beet at a distance. Though they look one way as boatmen do, they are polling the other; they are ltiae as th. deni’s promises and as cruel at death and the grave. John Ploughman. Fire Valuable ;Lots for sale. ILL be add to the highest {bidder, on fV Wednesday, Novctnb r -9th, at lo o’clock, in front orDunree hull, FIVE VALUA BLE BUILDING LOTS, each with a nise gro.o on It, aw’ containing from onohalf to three«qusrtera ot an sore, and within ft.c min uteV walk c r t!io business psrt of town. Pi ties good, Terms cash*. For furth'r particu lars, apply to * E. K. LUMPKIN. CITY TAX. rpOKIsst Installment of the City T*»jfor the pre* A sent vesr is now due snd required to be paid on or before the 1st Usy of November. REGISTRATION. The Registry lUt is open st my office and will bo dosed st 2o'clock, P. M., on the20th day of No vember. Pay your tax snd register within time prescribed. W. A.iilLLELANU. octl2—did Clerk of Council, WATCHES I CLOCKS! JEWELRY. SH.VEEI WAR2I Spectacles and Eye-Glasses- bottojTprices Headquarter* st the Uld)Reliable Jewelry Fitore of* A. S. MANDEVILLE. Repairing '■u -V . AND ENGRAVING, WARRANTED To give otiasfaction. yu-.dSm 2 •