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Athens, November, 27, IS81.
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J. T. 'W’ATBIHMAN,
proprietor
M. C. CABAN 168, - 7 Travsuxo Agent,
I authorized to make collection*, to recti?#
end to contract Cor advertizing, for
Weekly Haaaer.
Ileal dipt tf flirt. CmW ul CHt .1 Altai,
Registered at the Po*t Offlee to Athens u
Tod can always Hud meat io tbe
Augusta Chronicle and Constitution
al!*
Th« Augusta Nawa continues to
giro the oily council'an occasional
dig in the ribs,{for allowing cows to
roam tbo streets.
Marceu.ub Thornton baskongbt
tbe Atlanta Fust-Appeal, and will
change it to a morning paper Janua
ry 1st. Then look out fur tiling, to
hum.
Even old man Jim Anderson, of
the Covington Star, baa taken to call
ing us “Uncle.” Why, we are hardly
old enough to be the old fellow’s
great-grandchild.
From tbe Methodett Messenger.
Homes for the Preachers,
BUbnp H N McTyelre, it K Reaves,
Adims, H J Cobb Lsmpkln,
David Oann,
W F Hood,
J H Hoggins,
W A Oilleland,
Jno Jackson,
Mrs Gen'l Smith,
F Pbinizy,
Z W Betti,
Z W Betts,
OotTEsu'a antics are ^nauseating,
f There ere people who are beginning
, to regret that the vengeauce of Judge
1 Lynch did not overtake him whilo
I the smoke was still culling from the
kmuztle of his pistul.
Tub New York Trinutie is rospon-
gble tor the statcntenl that the Em.
t of Austria reads St. Nicbolae
ltd her children, and enjoys the Ho
mes herself; and the American Regis-
f ter ol Paris says Queen Marguerite
of Italy also roads St Nicholas.
Aiken, EK
Anderson, D L
Anderson, W D
Andrews, G 0,
Armstrong, J M
Arnold, M \V
Austin, J N
Allen, J Band Wife,
Askew, J 8
Baker, J W
Baxter, J H
Bellsb, 8 J
Bonner, G E
Bond, WHO.
Boring, J sod wife,
Bowden, J At
Branham, W R
Branham, W H. Jr
Brannon, F UT
Brown, F P
Butler, W O
Bryan, J 8
Burke, J W
Boyd, Weir,.
Beil, HP
Baas. WC
Bell, W T
Bigliam, RJ
Bradley, H 8
Booker, Simeon,
Caldwell, W T
Calloway. M
Campbell, R L
Csreir, C C and Wife, ler,
Cumber, W A ibs.
Chambers, J
Cuter, M J
Connaway, C A
Coiner, R A
Conk, W F
Colter, W J
Cox, D D
Cranford, II
Crumley, W M
Christian, H C
Curtis, J T
Crumley, II L
Clark, J A
Craft J T
Colquitt, A II
Clark, W J
Cook, S K
Carden, W C
Daniel, J A
Lowe, J T
Lowrer, J M
Lupo.JL
Letsoo, 8 H .
Langford, T P
Lanier, W
Mslsby, M F
Hayson, J R
David (iann, I Mayaon, J R
W W Wadsworth, j McFarland, J B
M B McGInty, I Means, A
Henry Beusse,
W T Pitman,
Mixon, JF
Morgan, J J
Morris, JVM tod wife,
Jas Reaves,
>1 B McGInty,
Y L G Harris,
RMWade,
J R Carlton,
W F Hood,
F Pbinlsy,
P H Mcll,
P H Mcll,
g H Carlton,
B McGinty,
AM Jackson,
Alyrick, D J
Afyera, J N
Martyn, R P_,
Hasbbnrn, J II
McLain, K H
McIntosh, R M
Meriwether, T M
Miller, P H
Mrs E K Hodgson, I McBreyer, N E
Airs E A Christy, McCalister, AH
Mrs Henry Hull, Morgan, J A
| McCntcben, C D
HcCan, H H
Newell. TF
Neeae, L P
Newton, H M
Norman, W T
Norris, JT
Neal, R 8
I Neeae, J C
Oslin. W W
Owens, 0 8
Henry British
W M Brown,
Mr Allen,
RM Wade,
BF Farias,
W M Brown,
Mrs C Lour,
Mr Allen,
A 8 Dorsey,
J M Holmes,
OgletreeiJ F J A Hunnicult,
Patillo, C L and wife, Warren Edge,
Patitlo, O H 8 J Mays,
Parker, J R and wife, W D O'Farrell,
Parks, H II and wife, J R Carlton,
H C McGInty,
C I) Campbell,
J It Carlton,
- J W Nicholson,
DaviJsnn,J C A Wife, Clinard House,
Davies, L J R W Bigbam,
We cordially agree with brother
. Lewis, of the Sparta Ishmaelite, when
he says; “No history that speaks of
the late confederates as 'rebels’ is fit
to be ueed as a test book in a south
ern school; and no teaoher who would
use such a text book ought to lie pa-
tronixed by the southern people.’’
UUITEAU’S FEIGNED INSANITY.
It needed no acknowledgement from
Guteau to convince the puhlio that
his antics in the court room are de
signed to euppot thin plea of insani
ty, which he has vcy shrewdly con
cluded is his only hope. In his des
peration, however, ho ie overdoing his
role. _ Officer Edelin, who has charge
of Guiteau between the jail and the
court house, relates a conversation
between him and the prisoner which
indicates very plainly that there is
-math-wl in hi- mi.lnn,, * Mr, Edol'D
Deavors, A J
Dillard, Mil
Dimon, 8 H
Dodge, W A
Dunlap, W C '
Duval, U W
Dempsey, A G
Davit, A U
Davidson, A C
Hakes, SI 11
Ellis, il J
England, J E
England, R B O
Evans, C A
Evans, J E
Evans, 8 D
Embry, J 3
Edwards, M H
Farits, W A
Foote, W R
‘method in his madness,'
says
‘I warned bins against this last
Thursday. He promised tno going
down to court that day not to cut up
again, and when he begun to make a
noise 1 pulled him back in hit seat.
When we got in the Marshal’s room,
at reoesa, I said to Guiteau; 'What
did you promise me about not mak
ing a noise in court ? You ore get
ting the people all down on you.’
And hr soitl in reply: ’Don’t make
auy mistake. I’m influencing the
publio mind in my behalf. Thete’s
not a man in the court room mat
heard me to-day but will believe that
I’m insane.’
It aeeme that the miserable wretch =-■ —
was so full of vanity at the sharp trick
he was playing upon tba jury, report- * ’ ~
art, bystanders and publio that he
oonld not restrain hla tongue from
telling it to the officer.
F Pbinizy,
Emory Anderson,
Clinard House,
Airs C Long,
W D O'Farrell,
TL Gantt,
A 8 Dorsey,
Airs Noble,
Prof Rutherford,
J 8 King,
Joseph Burch,
It IILampklu.
It II Lumpkin,
J W Nicholson,
SJ Mayes,
Henry Beusse,
It H Lumpkin,
Win Creighton,
B F Fariss,
_ Mm LcSueur,
Foote, W It,Jr.,A Wife,R W Bigham,
Frasier,BF Mr Hale,
Glenn, N Z F Pbinizy,
Gardner, G E J W Brumby.
Gibaon J T. T W Rucker,
Glenn, W P Stevens Thomas
Gray, A C A Mitchell,
l ?• , WIT Wadsworth,
Gray, E A and Wife, E D Stone,
L n. J T W A Oilleland,
Gibaon, T H Mrs C Long,
Grogan, J II C A Mitchell,
Hamilton, W T H W Milner,
Hammond, J D & WifeJ 8 Hamilton.
Hanson, W G 1 M Kenney,
Harris, J J 8 C Dobbs,
Harwell, RG 8 P Thurmond,
Harwell, T L 8 8P Thurmond
Haygood, AG A P Dcaring,
Heard, P A and Wife, J A Hunnicult,
Hopkins, 18 A L Hull,
Richardson JT* wife, Clinard House,
[ Richardson, 8 P L J Lampkin,
L C Institute,
T W Rucker,
Robt Chappie,
W W Wadsworth,
M Stanley,
M Stanley,
W P Hood,
J R Carlton,
J A Carlton.
R L Moss,
J H Reaves,
Commercial Hotel,
Prof Rutherford,
D C OITO,
Clinard House.
MrsLeSueur,
A S Mandeville.
Y LG Harris,
HT" *
llcatli, W D
Heidt.J W
Rickey, It M
Howell, J P
Hughes, F G
Hardaway, GW
Hamby, W T
Hunt, Helm,
Uanleiter, G 8
Hoiliitahead, J B
Ueindrlck, E T
Runt, Rev Dr
Haygood, W A
Hammond, D F
Hubert, Tbos
Uodnclte, C W
Hendrix, JT
Jarrell, A J-
Johnson, R R
A Weak Substitute.
Boston Post.
A Chicago man recently tried to
build an automatic mule. * Tue hind
legs war* hang on steel springs of
tramendoua power, aud when they
flaw, a can of dynatnitaexplodad and
addad ita force to the kiok. The
first man hoisted by it said it was no
mala that hit him. It wut loo frabla.
Jones, 8 P
Jones, CT
Jackson,J M
Johnson, C II
Jones, J H
Jamison, C
Jones, W E
Johnson, L G
Kelsey, b
J M Kendrick,
Kendall, T A
King, J It
LaPrwlc,"
T L Gantt,
A L Hull,
F Pbinizy,
J AUunnicutt
8 C Dobbs,
R M Wade,
W K Hood,
P U Hell,
J A Carlton,
T Fleming,
A 8 Dorsey,
J A Hunnicult,
Mra C Long,
A 8 Doracy,
W J Horton,
Alra Noble,
Clinard House,
II A Lowranco,
F Pbinizy,
F Pbinizy,
AI B McGinty,
J W Bruntby,
Clinard House,
EW Speer,
Mrs Noble,
T L Gantt,
U C McGinty,
Clinard House,
H M Wade,
YL
Singleton', J J a wife, F W Lucas,"
Smith,GG AH Hodgson',
Smith, W F A 8 Mandeville,
Smith, Eli Robt Chappie,
Smith, JR AH Hodgson.
Smith, WP TFIembtf,'
Speer, W A IM Kenney, •
Btlpo, J W W W Wadsworth,
Singleton, J 0 P H Mel),
Smith, EI and wile, Clinard House,
Seymour, Wm ■
Smith, R W
Scott, A T
Sessions, WM
Thomas, AO
Thomas, GW
Thigpen, AM
Thrower, O A
Timmons, B B L
Timmons, D F 0
Timmons, T H
Trustell, C
Timmerman, J A
Thomson, W S
Tommey, V R
Thompson, VH
Tripp, RP *
Trimble, A O
Tardy, .1 A
I Underwood, M L
E 8 Lyndon,
0 A Mitchell,
J B Maddox,
Mrs Noble,
E 8 Lyndon,
H R Bernard,
R L Alois,
YLG Harris,
J ^Montgomery,
M Stanley,
W L Mitchell,
Alt* Vincent,
Aire E R Hodgson,
J W Nicholson,
A L Hull,
H R Bernard,
C D Campbell,
Clinard House,
Henry Brittain,
WL Mitchell,
LJ Lsmpkln,
A M Jackson,
J H Hampton,
Mr Hale,
Mra J B Carlton,
H A Lowranco,
Airs Noble,
J W Nicholson,
Wm Creighton,
W A Giueland,
JC Maddox,
E 8 Lyndon,
Henry Brittain,
La Prado, W H & wlfo, J T Waterman,
{'■‘•“OVT JZ Cooper,
Lampkin, W W L J Lampkin,
De»ke, S 8 C Mattox.
W , , , Mra Gen Smith,
Lovejoy, W P and wife, Samuel Hunter,
Winn, S J
Wright, JI
Wilkinson, R T
. .. . Winn, J A
Commercial Hotel, Wilson, A W
J H Huggins, Watkins, J W G
r Pbinizy,
J W Nicholson,
I Williams, A W a wife, Clinard House,
I Wardlaw, W J R Nickerson,
| Woollen, W L R W Bigham,
Worley, AG DC Oliver,
Winter, LP 8 J Mays,
Worley, J G DC Oliver,
Weems, D J Lamar Cobb
Weaver, W AI F W Lucas,
Wood, EII and wife, H T Hngglns,
*wut vrunujiio,
Airs E R Hodgson,
T L Gantt,
DC Oliver,
Hemy Camp,
A A Lipscomb,
' J N Montgomery,
A P Dcaring,
Lamar Cobb,
Yarbrough, G W.
Yarbrough, W L
Muter la your Packet.
Where b tbe man from far or near
who does not have to speod—spend
we must. “When Gabriel blow* hit
trumpet io that morning,” the
housekeeper settled, the wedded
pair fixing to aettle, will be seen
wending their wav to tha groceries
and bousefurnishing goodsman'a es
tablishment. Hut we live lor “to
day.” The great question—where
and how can our purse be best sub
served is answered by the steady end
increasing flow of the trading publio
to the establishment ol Jaa. U Hug.
gina, the crockery, glassware and
bonsefurniahing goods emporium of
Athens.
The old saying, ‘The proof of the
pudding is in tbe eating’ b amply il-
lust rated, and our assertions proved
when yon witness those dray loads of
crates and hogsheads of crockery and
76 and 100 boxra of glassware rolling
in constantly. Where do I they go *
They sre scattered from the mountains
te tbe seaboard. If a stranger drops
down in oor midst, from soma inex
plicable cause he b sure to find fab way
to the store of J H Hoggins. Why.
the man who fails to call and see him
'counts bis parse but trash’ aud
tramples on his own interests. With
a sigh that we have not an acre
space to spread our goods over we
must be content with keeping on our
first floor a sample of each article.and
be consoled with the thought that in
our cellar (same sixe of our house)
we have stored away in boxes,barrels
and hogsheads, goods enough to sup.
ply Northeast Georgia. The mer
chants io this section of the state
(thanks for their pttronsge)are begin
ing to look to their interest by buying
from J H Huggins, thereby saving
time, trouble and all risk of breakage
by transportation. Atlanta’s prices
duplicated on anv bill ol crockery or
glassware.
SPECIAL.
This is a day ol ‘boast’ but we
promise the readers of the Banner
there is no boast without facts to sub
stantiate, when we say you will find
the prettiest line of triple plate
silver ware at J. H. Huggins ever
before offered in this city. Samples
in case, no trouble to show them. Ta
ble and teaspoons, knives, forks, cas
ters, Ac.
Look te loir Interest.
Yon can save 20 per cent, by hav<
ing your Boots and Shoes made and
Ofpaired in a neat and jaubstantial
manner by N. \V. Haudrup, tbe Boot
and Shoe maker, College Avenue.
novl5-dtf.
TR1B1ATDY FOE YOU
AT
s
bTOCK POWDERS,
FISII HOOKS AND LINES,
Sarsaparila,
Iodide Potash.
WXX-X3 CHERRY
AND
VarietyStore
ALWAYS IN STOCK
A Complete Assortment! of
Gents, Ladles,-511sse8, Boys
and Childrens
BOOTS & SHOES
Gent’s Fall and Winter
Clothing.
imm
Jeans and Cottonades.
Calicoes,
Sheeting,
.Shirting,
Checks,
Stripes,
Ofnaburgs,
Ginghams.
FANCY GOODS
nsroTioisrs
Of all Kinds.
GROCERIES
Magnolia Hama,
Country Hams,
Bacon Sides,
Shouldcrr,
Pure Leat
TAR SYRUP
FOR COUGHS-, ETC.
SOAPS,
The Cheapest and Beat in Athena.
)nl7 2,500 Tooth Brushes
ON HAND.
ESS. GINGER
S. S. 8., Magneala, and all leadimr Patent Med*
iciuca. 10,000 pounda of Red Seal at.
Louie Lead. 250 galena of
Mixed Paint.
Brass, Medicines, Etc.
At Bottom Figaro, st the Drag Store of
E. O. LONG & CO.,
Slgu of Illuminated Mortar
Flour,
Corn, '
Meal,
Bran,]
Tea.JJ
Coffee,
Sugar,
Tobacco,
Cigars, J
„ Snuff.
Syrup,
Molasses.
Kerosene Oil,
Candies,
Crackers
Garden Seeds
Canned Goods
Spices
Soaps,
Grocer's Drugs,
Powder,
and Shot.
Country Produce!
Notice!
A LL person, are hereby notified not to tro-
It Put npon the leads of ths county Gum by
hooting with (Ire, dogs gun, or hy riding or
driving oeor the ume, Fsitlsa lisv. bran in
tb« habit of peasinf through .aid farm leaving
S tc. open end fence, down. Other parties
ye boon banting wither, and cutting down
valuable timber.; and others have been bird
banting on arid land, and been very reckleee
tn thejr shooting, md my yard dew has boon
•hot by unprincipled persons, f “
CROCKERY!
tamps,
Glass - Ware,
Tin-Ware, Hardware,
;■ IN FACT
^ All Kinds of Ware
Some freah Northern apples just re I caution all pereoae»t ufhnn
•eeived at Richardsons Collegu Ava
... therefore
hunt ortreepeee npou
_ . inn under penal tv of
JOHN R. iUCK, .SuptTc. F.
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
Reipectfnlly,
Wm. Laifarby.
Ptinee Ava and Church Strae