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Athens. November, 20, 1881.
J. T. W-A.TSRMAN',
PROPHIETOH.
M. ('. CABAN 188, - . Tkaviuxm Aockt,
Is authorised to make collections, to raceh.
subscriptIwns, sou to 'ontract for advertising, tor
'ript iuus. and
•stir awl We.
0tol tlr<ai •( Clarke Count! ud City «i Atkeu,
A bCENE IN C'OUBT.
Guiteati, whose trill is going on in
tho district criminal court at Wash
ington, bids lair to givo a good deal
of trouble before bis ea*e clones. Here
is A Kccno that vrm enacted on Tues
day
As soon n* court was called to or
der Mr. Hcoviliu nrtite to a personal
explanation, and stated that there
Is no differences between himself and
Mr. Koliin<on, and that they are iu
ported accord, flio speech bad the
effect ol bringing Guileau to his feel
and liiecipilatini! the first scene of
the uay. With flashiu:; eyes and v>
olent gestures and excited voice, the
prisoner addressed the court and said
he objected to Robinson appearing iu
the case.
The court (severely) — ‘Take your
■eat. I wish yon to unde r stand dis
tinctly tint your labors a* counsel in
this case, ns you claim to be. shall he
coufiued toe instillation with associate
counsel in the case. If you disobey, 1
ho continued, as the prisoner jumped
to his (eel and commenced another
wild speech, ‘the court will be under
tho necessity of ordering your reinov.
ml Irani the court room and the pro
ceeding with the tlist iu your ah*
aence.*
Prisoner—‘Your honor said I could
be heard and I have a speech. 1
Tliu eoiirt—‘You cannot be beard
till the cloie of the case. 1
Prisoner (evidently laboring under
great excitement)—'I desire to be
heard throughout the case. Your
honor lias iio right to cut me off and
X am going to make a noise to the
country about it. When I want
.< Sedmko
After Eighteen Tears Heparatloa.
Marietta Journal.
When Mr. Elijah Walraven enlisted
in the confederate army in 1868 be
le't behind him a beautiful young wile
and three children. When he re*
turned home At the cloae of the
war, bis wife and three children
were not to be found. He learned
that she bad been persuaded, when
the federal* occupied this country,
that her safety was In going north,
For years no tiding! came of her where
about*, and not knowniug whether she
was alive or deed, he instituted pro
ceedings for divorce, which was gran
ted. Mr. 'Wairavcn married a worthy
lady in this county, who bore him one
child and she died. In the meantime,
his first wife, learning of the divorce
and marriage of her husband In Geor-
gia, began to receive tnatiimouial pro
posal* and married a northern man,
who, after a brief married life, died,
Not desiring to live alone, she married
the Kurd husband, a Mr. lieckuer.
lie sickened and died. One child as
the result ol this reunion was left her.
Her children by her first husband
grew up ami marrie I well off, and
they opened correspondent with their
father. Last February their father
paid them a visit to their home in ln«
diaua. While there lie uiet the wile
of his fit st fore. The teacting was
a joy mis one, ami old times were
talked over am! mutual explanations
made. The result was they became
o-engaged. Mr. Walraven returned
to his home at Kenueitaw in this eouu«
ly, mid according io agreement Mr*.
Bock tier arrived iu Kenvesaw last
films'lay. There she was met by Mr. J
Walraven, who had the umrriage li j
use reaoy, ami forthwith ihe happy I
couple were reunited :»»ivr a m pars- j
ion of eighteen years, J L llu-h*, J
P, performing the ceremony. Or-
laiuly truth is atrmuer than fiction,
ami the whuligig of time liriugs mound
some strange events. It is the wish
of Mr. Walravm’s friends that his lant
marriage may he happier than hi* first
and never again bo Inokeii.
[AT /
VarietyStore
ALWAYS IX STOCK
A Complete Assortment! of
dents, Ladics,Misscs, Boys
nml Childrens
BOOTS & SHOES
EL
dent’s Fall and Winter
Clothing.
CHAS. A. SCUDDER,
New Reliable Goods and Bottom Prices,
BRUMBY’S DRUG STORE.'
NEW CARPET HOUSE.
46 MARIETTA STREET,
ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA.
N EW IDEAS, NEW CARPETS, NEW LACES. NEW DRAPERIES, NEW WORKMEN—EVEBY-
thlug new and beautiful. We will |»aj- any one welljt© vi-it us. Our Mr. Latbrop cstablUhtd the
Aral exclusive
Carpet and Upholtsering House iit’Gcorgin.
Far which put pose he served an apprenticeship with W. A J Sloane, New York, 25 yenr»'|back:2 We
ire prepare! to lit up and furulsh houses aa well as it can be done in New York. Boslou, or l'hilatid-
phial Ms a»k the public to call, and shall lie satisfied with their Judgment;
LATHROP& WHITE.
Aa ariecimena of our work and ability, we refer by permission to even’ bouse nt Snvnnntth, Ga.*
inanv in all imrt* of our S;ate and Alabama uni Florida, in Atlanta, (fa., to Me-sr*. W. R. Hill,
It. V. Maddox. W. W. An-ldl. K. C. Clark, Major L. Mims nr,d ntsi.y other*. octgSir.
•leans and Cotlonailcs.
Cii'icoca,
Sheeting,
Shitting,
Clu cks, \
Stripes,
Osuahurga,
Ginghams.
ALWAYS GO 70
I HEADQUARTERS 1
o juiihl‘1 1 will notify your honor.*
The court—Counsel have been as*
signed and you must keep silence.'
Tho prisoner was irrepressible and
broke out with the remark that lie
would not trust his ea*e to the best
lawyer that over lived. After sever*
ai more ou t hursts ho bee. t mo quiet.
The appointment ot Judge Ware
ren to fill the vacancy in the Albany
circuit by ihe death of Judge Flora*
ing, is crealiug had blood between
Bainhridge and Albany. Both cities
wanted, and Baiubridge thought she
was entitled to the judgeship, inas
much as Judge Fleming was an Ai*
bany man. H.uubridge charges that,
before Judge Fleming was buried,
Judge Warren and Ilia fiieuds were
on their way to Atlanta to apply
Gov, Colquitt for the place,
Cincinnati invidiam* prepared
I wo o-dosaal pieces of floral work to
be exhibited at the Exposition, as a
compliment to Atlanta, and itu> mer
chants and their wives then brought
them on a special train.
Tiik President is writ ing his first
message with his own hand and will
uot lot anyone see it until it is read iu
congress.
Gen. L. J, Gartkell is announced
as a candidate lor Governor.
How She Utilized llim.
Reading Time*.
A ninety-seven pound Bridgeport
girl has a !> -»u that lips the beam at
210. She k eps him in attendance
every mglu up to 12 o*olock, seated
eonifirtaiii) in an arm chair. She
explain.d to a compmien, under the
seal of »<• erect, than beneath the
cushion she kept her autvmn leaves
ia a book, xml as soon as they were
•ufficieinly pre*
hitu the milieu.
A llonry Cooler.
Now Haven Regisur.
‘Come here, Hildebrand, i:iy love, 1
said a fond New Haven mother, as
her spindle-legged youngster appear
ed just inside the gale. ‘Hildebrand !
I should *ay so; 1 said a blunt-spoken
cal'er. Tlow came you lo tie such a
homely boy to such :« high-priced
uame? 1 . ‘If** mav he a homely, hut
he's mine, thank you. I didn’t have
to marry a widower with four great
overgrown hoys, as you did. 1 This
tleading on com?, metaphorically,
don’t pay.
When (tins Marry.
New Yoik Evening Telegram.
A German has been making eXtcu-
mivo researches in statistics to find out
hen girls marry. The results arc
these: Of 1.000 girls 51 married at
the age of 19 0(1 nt 21, 80 at 22, 90
at 23, 99 at 25. 103 at 20, 103 at 27,
102 at 28, 95 nt 29, 82 at 30. 08 at
81, 01 at 32, 58 at 33, 57 at 34, 63 at
35, 69 at 30, 49 at 37, 48 at 38, 40 I
at 39, and 40 at 40 years of ago du
ng the past twelvemonth.
FANCY GOODS
. AND
LTOTXOHSTS
Cl all Kinds.
Altt'.’ii'ilia Hams,
Country Ham.,
liacoti Side..,
SlionldiT.,
I’uro
Fl.mr,
Mini,
II ran,
Ton
—TO-
BUY WHAT YOU WANT.
BALDWIN&BURNETT
BOOTS AND SHOES
Ever kept by any retail house in the Mate. (
goods are bought direct fitiut thej
manufacturer* and we
Qwara.n,i@@ iFsioes
Low nsj thej Lowest.;
Etrerybody Xsi-vitodl to
Call and S-iamiao
Our New Style* ol
Pall and Winter Goods!
. Daldwxxx 5c 23um:fe,
>«. 5 Broad Street, Athena, tig.
XOUTIIEASTKILX RAILROAD.
I'a-wngiT Fair Kitltuvs!.
Parlies ol fitly or more going on
same train, will ha pa-sed from Alli
ens to Atlanta ami rtiurn, tickets
good for chief days, including date ol
sale, at two dollar* ami seventy cents
each. Parties going must give notice
otsame thirty six hours in advance.
W. J. Houston, G p. A’gt.
H. K. Bernard, Sup*t.
Chronicle and Watchman please
copy.
i'iie finest line of triple nlate silver
ware ever sliownin tins market, at J.
H. lluggin* 1 .
G M «& J N Booth will have choice
beef lor Thursday, Friday and Satur
day t.'.'i rings. Pork, mutton and i*au N
s-tgc id wav ; on ham). Send in your
•rdc.u «.ui/ uud gel a good piece of
meat.
r. . i Au. the Utdiea are apecitlly Invited
pressed the would give j lo call an 1 txaiuiuu J. IX. Huggut*
lock ot ta .cy liouse-luruishing gooda.
Coffee,
5>ugar,
Tobacco,
Cigars,
Snuff.
i ^T'.'r.
idola*S' , s.
' KtTo*eiie Oil,
Candies,
t’rH'kcr*,
Garden Seeds,
Canned Goods,
Spices,
Soap*.
Grocers Drugs,
Powder,
and Shot.
Country Produce!
~ l
Tramps,
Glass - Ware,
Till-Ware, Hardware,
IN FACT
All Kinds of Ware
Choicer than the Cheapest.
Rcspcctlull,,
Wisa-EEaffesty,
Frinco A.e. and Church S/m*
STOCK POWDERS,
FISH HOOKS AND LINKS,
Sarsaparila,
A n i>
Iodide Potass.
TO.JLD CITBRHV
A N D
TAB SYRTJP
FOR COUGHS. ETC,
SOAPS,
The <’hi-apc*t aii-.l ne*t in Athens.
Only 2,500Tooth Brushes
ON 11ANL.
P^SS. GINGER
S. 8. S., Ma*rnc*ia, nnJ all lviulin^ Patent Med-
iciues. 10,000 |x*iind* of K*-,l Seal M.
Lead. 250 ual.t-li* nf
Mixed 1‘aiiit.
Drug's, Medicines, Etc.
At Bottom Figure*, at the Drujf store of
E. C. LONG & CO.,
$i£n of Illuminated Mortar
Wide Awake far 1882
The Editors aitd Publishers or Wide Awake
make the following mnuouiacciueut of Ir.dling feat
ures for IKKfc
FROM THE HUDSON TO THE NEVA.
The materiaU tor a hundred tale* of adventures
are etowded into thi- one grand serial story ol
travel, by l>avid Ker. The author l.a-leeentiy
visited the couutres where the aelion of this ro-
nuutir story lies: AL'Iers, (iree<e, Turkey, Al-
taina, Montenegro, Russia—theuoe into Borneo
amom/the tier.e and sorcery-loving Malays; hence
all descriptions of places, i*op!c, Manners and
cuMoni. ire Kcnr.lV. TWKdh..r. do lot In id.
i* without one able rival in cum hi juvenile liter
ature. This story will lie fully Illustrated.
THEIR CLUB AN DOUR*
is« serial story hy a l>ojr only fourteen years old.
The fun and adventures of the out of shonl life ol
a luixcl sch«H»l of hoy a and Kills arc depicted with
the gay touch ol a 1-oy who knows he has a enpi-
tal story to tell and eidoys tal"ng it. The story
will have thirty-six illustrations.
A LONG H1*PA NO-ROM AN *T< RY
of the Second Century. l»v R< v. E.lwark Everett
Hale, will he a leading attraction of the Christmas
(Jan.) number, and will at once take It* place in
the long line of Mr. Hale's fatuous stories. Other
brilliant writers of short stories will contribute to
the niagaxlne during the yean M r* A I* T Whit
ney. Mrs Helen Hunt Jackson (“II II" . Mr* A M
I'iax, Sophie May. Mrs Kate linunctt Wells, Sarah
orne J,.-reil Mrsl.laaie W Chanipnev. Nora Per
ry. M K W S (Mr* Sherwood), author of “Honor
nd res|H.ii*iUlitle-, Wide
i««f ooiaiy lases ire lead a*.d does what no
thernuigaiine for young f. lk.s Las eu r done lor
is readers, Mr Benjamin Vaughan Abbot, in
THE TRAVELING LAW SCHOOL,
rill deal with American institttti-1
v E E Hale, in hi. To-da;
. will
what D timely
te highly interesting jmptrs. under tbo
quaint titles of Old-Time Cookery ui.d a suit ot
espun, descriptive of early days and wavs,
be*-n writ.eii and iliurtniteU u one of the
t New England homesteads.
SHORT STORIES FROM THE DICTIONARY
by ArthurOiluian, M A, will tell the history ol
certain words in a way to suggest li. w to use the
lotionary. Mb. Harris Us prepared a most
Parlor Corned let
lames, b.n
iy diagram
i spirile
tuuies ,
IIOW TO GET IT l
The Men and Women's Mutual
Relief Fund Association,
of Atlanta, Georgia,
Faya certificates of ctidowmcr.t forj$50t; |i...
“00 or #2.0co at time of marriage, according to
;la*s. The u enev ia made up by mutual cou
rt bution. The be-t insiitntion ever organ!led
to give young people a start in tbo world.
•'Local agents wsuted evei vwlicre. Write ft r
Wntik applications, and Constitution and Uv-
Laws. tor agencies, address, M, F. AMOtt*
»‘US. Fot blank applicutions. address, W. M.
8TOCKTON u 8v«rctary, Atluuta, Ga.
Loviagsi
he (*ctol«er Whio Awnke ra> 1-m
dings, designed for « ur s. in •.
like to read in alhoi>»ugh‘iua..i
ing aud practical sol.Jects. J
en permanently enlar ed «. ;
NEW EDUCATIONAL FLAT
.... reading course for 16*1 It.rlti l. <
Ing scries y12 pnpetseaelri: Mn:iut i !•;
edited hy Arthur Ullmuii, M A
Things, hy Rev C R Tallmt. “,-hil'. v
.-can, hy Earnest Ingersoi: if.,
'.by Ifonjamiu Vaughau Ab!..f
oaniuidis —Music. I.v i
Health aid Mr
What to do A)>oi
ed neous p«p. r. .........
Pldlo-«iphy, Astronomy, t hem!
any. Oruitliology, etc.'
.\rti-t and engravers have cot
liner illiistiuti n« than ever i.et
ant indication of which uiav i c
fcllowiBf
DLLIGUTFULEXTRAY
Last spring tie publish,
American artist'
thtee best drawin
Th. se prise Frontispie,
(Vide Awake during ls*2. 11
and the c»st ot etigravii e
atnojiiting in total extwnse t.< i
prize picture, A-Maylng, tl
It. by
»t- Sik)3, iu three
•.bird; Mis-
, for the
1 Maga-
The Mui
given In a juvenile u
stJy fhiUt.r-
hip of Louis
OFFER EXTRAORDINARY.
Th.Subreripli™ Pric o- ,VI.> .\™to I. $iso
»r year; and « M Ulwnlily 111, I'uldl.h.n
luve decided lo eiv.each ne«- Mib.er.Ver for
whose name, with S2.fiti, Is received litore Janua
ry 1st, the October, November t.tid Decentbev
uutuberaol this year flc«! Addre-s
D. LOTHROPACO., Fuh'.ishers,
Franklin 5t., B. stou, Mas*.
«. C- THO^IA*.’
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WATKISisVILLE OlOKCJ.’A
