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Js T. WACTHHAN,
PROPRIETOH.
Athens, Ga., January, 1, 1882,
U. «. CABANISH, - - Thatiuno Agent,
,T» authorized to make collection*, to receive
subscriptions, and to contract for advertising, for
tha Daily and Wseklv Pan-ier.
jgad if CUrtt Cmti ni CiiT >1 ttW
Law remark ot the American
' -eagle—“Gnllenu bo hanged!”
Nov it is reported that Keifertwya
hb name is Keefer, not Kyfor.
France, by the census just taken,
has a population of over 83,000,000.
The loading papers consider it pep
tinent to disouas Mr. Tilden’a health.
Tbe Guileau jury are reported to
be eleren lor oonTiotion and one for
acquital.
We have no idea tiiat Mr. Ste
phen* said what is attributed to him
about Emory Speer.
About 12,000 shovels are are man*
ufaotured iu the United States each
week—half of which are exported.
It b our belief that Uncle Jim.An*
derson, of the Covington Star, got
that 02,600,000 which Joe Johnston
didn't accuse anybody ot taking.
The Exposition closed J[ye«terdny.
Joe. Brown mode's speech, but 8am
Small didn’t. Thua Joe is one ahead.
But why this discrimination against
Sam?
KEY-NOTE
°
The Music Hons
OF THE SOUTH.
LOW PRICES (Up ALES
The Best and Host Celobrtted
Pianos
and
IN GREAT VARIETY 1 A 8TYLE.
An old soldier, named Eddenfield,
■ died jn Henry-coonty,-Al».,' WwatlyT
• who had a certificate that ho was the
■ mail who killed Gan. Paekenham, at
'.the.battle of New Orleans, in 1815]
In Nebraska eight of the ninety-
four nenspapors are in favor ot fe
male suffrage. Female suffrage will
Come in time. There are probably
more people in Georgia in favor ot it
than ia generally supposed.
BLAINE AND BROWN.
A great deal ot twaddle b being
indulged by the papers with reference
to a grand compromise ticket in 1884,
to be composed of James G. Blaine
and Joseph E, Brown. If there is
no difference in principle between the
democratic and repubiicaa parties,
tlib tioket might do very well. If,
however, there h sueb a thing asprin
dpi# in the partita, this tioket would
not suit either—unless your uncle
Joseph should teel it hb atero and
solemn duty to turn republican, aa be
did some yean back; in which event,
that party might accept the ticket.
There are two reasons, why tbb
tioket will Rot be tun. First—the
democratic party baa not quite
enough foob in it to repeat the
Greeley folly of 1872. Second—Mr.
Blaine b uot quite ioolbh enough to
aeoept a nomination by the demo
crats. Tbe demoerata wouldn’t bare
Blaine, and Biaine wouldn’t have tbe
demoorat*. Kamova these two slight
obstacles, and the scheme might he
auooeasful.
The . Colorado Springs Gaxette
gives an aooount of n split II bill, aa
follows: A split II bill was yeater*
day presented at.the First National
Bank, but the eashbr declined to
take it. It was .subsequently aaoer*
taioed that the other half of the bill
had been passed on Consul A Thed*
inga. Mr. J. F. Humphrey, the
easbier of the First National Bank, t|s ill U M ,?|>
purchased the half passed on Conant * * •* *'«:■
& Thadinga, and it was loilnd that
the two exaolly matched. It ia the
Oral instance known of a II bill, or
in laot'a fibre bill of any denomina
tion, being split. .
If all the officers of the srmy could
be sent to the froulier, the Indians
might be kept down.
SO TO SO PER OSfcTT
Bared every porotiuer who visile or come-
poods with a
G. 0. ROBINSON & CO.,
AT70TTSTA, Ofi-
EXCELSIOR
IS OUR MOTTO.
Gr_ K- TT'
Great Musical Savirtg Insti
tution of the SeutR. ;
Musical Instrument*, $heet >Mnsio, Mario
Book 4 , B«t Italian String*, and everything
pertaining to Firat-claa^naio.nbafte.
SO TO so PER 08NT. Sifeo AT .
G.O. ROBINSOJJ&.CO.,
e ol'.'i'jirvrrmiHoii.
The Boole <
When Women ore Moat Attracted.
UscluStlng u> hovel, and pronounced by ad to
be tbb-; • » •
Till. tifttiATKST I Mil AN STOKY OF Til K AWE.
Agents wanted In every town to sell thla work,
id *
"HABTKOEbrWNlt.
DR. J. P. HUNTLEY,
Now that ruvilationa are becoming
so common, we don’t mind confessing
that the colossal fortune which we
have been squandering during the
- past fifteen years, was abstracted from
a confederate wagon train.
Tub London Standard’s eorrespon .
dent at Berlin says: ’Emigration in
1882 promises to beoonio fore co
lossal than that in 1881. fourteen
thousand tiekols have already been
taken for transportation by vessels
leaving Bremen for America in the
spriug. Almost an equal number of
emigrants will go from Hamburg.
Wa find the following in an ex*
change: Nellie Carter, 10 years old,
wsj brought before J ustice Bixby in
the Tombs poltoe court yesterday and
■* Charged with being drunk. Police
man Havyeldes said that a eitiaen,
who had found the child iu South
street, had brought her to the station
'Jtmise. Justice Bixby committed
her to the Callu die Protectory.
In an interesting paper entitled I DENTIST
“When Women Grow Old," Mrs.
Blake has brought tacts to show that
Sous of the papers are publishing
artery to the etfeot that the uew
British minister to ibis country has
4 been especially commissioned by
' Queen Victoria to find a husband for
her youngest daughter, the Princess
Beatrice, and that President Arthur
may be the man. You must out
conclude that the editors of those I for Hite cheap,
paper* are idiots. Far from it; they Two eeeonl hnnd carriage*, by
iltiok their reader* are. I d293t. 1>loomfiuli> & Sanford.
toe fascinating power of the *ex is
often times retained much longer
than it generally assnmed. She tells
ns of Asnssit’ who between the ages
of 30 and SO, was < he strongest inlel*
lectusl force in Athens; of Cleopatra,
whose golden decsd* tor power and
beauty was between 80 and 40;
Livia,who was not far Irom 30 wheu
•he gained the heart of Odaviu-; of
Anne,of Russia,who,at 38,was thought
to b* the most beautiful! queen in
Europe; oi Catharine II., ot Russia
who, even at the silver decade, was
both beautiful and imposing; of Mad*
nmoiselle Mara, tho actress, whose
beauty increased with years, and
culminated between 30 and 45; of
Mndamo Rercamier, who, Let ween
25 and 40, and even Inter, was the
reigning beauty in Europe; uf Ninon
d’Enclose, whose own son brought
up without knowledge of hia pa
rentage-fell passionately in love with
her when she was at the age of 87,
and who even at Iter 60th birthday
received an adorer young enough to
be her grand aott. These facts, the
representatives of many others,
establish that the golden decade ot
fascination ia the anme as ths golden
decade ot thought; that woman ia
most attractive to and most infinen*
lialover man at that period when
both men and women arc nearest
the maximum of their cerebral force.
The roiee ot our great prints don*
naa is nt its beat between 27 and 85;
but alill retain,in a degree,iu at rength
and sweetness even in the silver 3e*
cade. The voioo is an index of the
body iu all its functions, but the decay
of otbar functions is not so readily
noted.
251-2 PE.tCHTREB.ST, ATLANTA, GA.
TEETH FILLED BY ELECTRICITY.
One to four teeth insorted (on a new plan)
without plate.
I will pay mre from Athens to Atlanta, ahonld
parties come tor the purpose of having dental
work done, provided tho work amount* to
$15 or $20. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
Administrator’s Sale.
Pursuant to an order of tho Court of Ordina
ry of Clarke oouiity, will be sold before the
court hou*e door ot said county, on the first
Tuesday iu January next. daring (he legal
hours ot sale tho following property to wit:
Ono house and lot, situated iu the city of Ath«
ens in said county whereon Mike Kittle now
lives containing one acre more or leas. Also
one tract ot lund lying in Madison county and
aid state, containing 565 sores, more or less,
S ug Richard Porterfield, John Moore and
being tho plnce whereon James Me-
recently resided. To be eold aa the
property of Kdy II. Carlthera, deoeasod, tbr dl«
vision among her heira. Term* cash. D oem-
ber 5,1881.
FRANCES E. CARITHEKS, Adm’x.
ALWAYS GO TO
I headquartkksT
-TO-
BUT WHAT YOU WANT.
BALDWmEURHEIT
Are now Receiving the largest and most elegant
• fff ” ,ucKc '
?B0(5T8 and shoes
Ever kept by any retail bouM In th<8tst*. Our
goods are bought direct (torn tbe
tnauubcturers and wa
6uax«atss| aPrioM
Low as the Lowest
Everybody Invited) to
Oall
Onr New Style* ot •
HFaU and Winter Goods!
Baldwaa&.BuRutp
Ao. $ Broad Btreet, Athens* 6a.
STOCK POWDERS,
FISH HOOKS AND LIKES,
Sarsaparila,
AND J0
Iodide Potass,
W£XJD CHERRY
~ AND
•FOB COUGHS ETC.
SOAPS,
The Cheapest and Beat iu Athena.
Only 2,500 Tooth Brushes
HEADY FOE’ YOU!
SAT
Variety-Store
t ——• -■
ALWAYS IN STOCK
A Complete Assortment of
Gents, Ladles, Misses, Boys
and Childrens
BOOTS & SHOES
Gent’s Fall and Winter
Clothing. ■
Jeans and Cottonades.
Calicoes,
Sheering, 1 :
Sbirtiug,
Cheeks, ■ ■
Stripes, ; C
• Otnabargs,".
Gingham
aSisEwsiSBEsIsS BPr*" Tfi”?vJtR
9* H*» 2iagneriti„and all leudintr Patent Med-
a iclusk. 10,000 pounds of Red Seal &t*
Drugs, Medicines, Etc.
At Bottom Figures, at tho Drug Store of
E. O. LONG & CO.,
Sign of Illuminated Mortar
Inspection of Oils.
I HAVE boon appointed by the Commissioner
at Agriculture of Georgia, inspector of oils
tor the Athena inspection district, embracing
the following counties: Clarks, Jackson, Mad
ison, Hurt, Elbert, Oglethorpe, Oconee and
Greene; aud will proceed on the let of January,
to iuspcct the oils within these counties. By
law, no person will be allowed to aell kerosene
oil, unless it haa on it thi inspector’s brand. To
obtain this bran 1, the oU *nnst ‘•tend a test of
120 degrees. Dealers will p'eaae take notioe.
J. G» EVa.'LS, Athena, Ga.
dec27wSt.
J H Hogging has juat received 15
b»xv« of choice Florida orange*
" iicrvM, aiiuea c, oi°ygra, AuminiiHiior, as
bonis non, with tbe will annexed of Nathan BJg-
gers, deceased, applies to me for a discharge fat
said administration in terms of the law.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all con
cerned, to show cause at my offics on or before the
first Monday in December next, why said di*»
charge should not be granted.
tilven under my hand at office this 15th day o
August, 1881. Asa M. Jackson, Ordinary,
Prinur’t 8m 11.85. Um-8mw-al*
GEORGI *, Clarkk Cocxtt.
Whereas, John Calvin Johnson applies to
me for letter* of administration on the estate of
James A Bays, late of aaid county, deceased.
Thcau are therefore to cito and admonish all
concerned to show cave at my office on or be*
lore the first Monday iu January next, why
said letters ahonld uot be granted.
Given nuder my hand at office, this 25th day
of November, 1881.
A8A M. JaCKBON ^Ordinary,
n.tvOn—-A.1 . * i
FAHflY GOODS
. y.- ', AND
JsfoTioisrs
Of all Kinds. ,
G. O- THOMAS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IVATKINSVILLE OEOEQIA
Notice!
A LL persona are hereby notified not to tree*
t\ pass upon the lauds of ike county faim by
hunting with fire, dogs, gun, or by riding or
driving over the same, Parties have been in
the habit of passing through said farm leaving
gate* open and fences down. Other parties
bay* been banting with fire and cutting down
valuable timbers: and others have been bird
hunting on arid lands and been very reckless
in their ahootieg, and my yard dog haa been
shot by unprincipled persons I therefore
cantion all persona not to hunt or trespass upon
the hnda or the county farm under penalty of
the lur* JOHNTt. TUCK, ShiiC. K
GROCERIES
Maqnolia Hunts,
Century Hams,
Bacon Sides,
Shoulder?,
Pitre Leai
Flour,
Corn,
Meal,
Bran,
Tea,
Coffee,
Sugar,
Tobacco,
Cigars,
„ . Snuff.
*5SL.
Kerosene Oil,
Candies,
Cracker*,
Garden Seeds,
Canned Goods,
Spices,
Soaps,
Grocer’s Drugs,
Powder,
aud Shot.
Country Producer
CROCKERY!
Lamps,
Glass - Ware,
Tin-Ware, Hardware,
IN FACT
All Kinds of Ware
Cheauer.than the Cheapest.
Reapectlully,
CTm. Xsafforty,
Prince Ave. and Church Strew