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4 ft Clje latlir banner. Athens. 6a., Jaxuakv 6, INf>2 Athens Cotton Market. Corrected daily by the HENDERSON WAREHOUSE CO. Athimu, Ga., Jan. 5, 0 J*. M. Market Quiet. Good Middling - Middling . Strict Low Middling .. I/Ow Middling Strict Good Ordinary, (’lean Stain . 11 1*» .!<» 8-4x10 7-8 .10 5-8 For Sheriff. T HE name of B. O. W. ROSE is announced a* a cuml Mate for sheriff of Clarke county. Election January 7,1882. . JOHN R. TUCK, in announced as a candidate for Sheriff of Clarke county, at the approach* iug election, by| MANY VOTERS.^ Lowin’ inow-flnku biscuit nt Kicli ardson’s, College avenue. Notice. On and alter thia date the ’Bna lare will be titty cento and chargee for extra baggage to and From Railroad. d29liv, J. 55. Cooper & Son. Irish Potatoes and the while table pea at J II Huggins' The finest line of triple plate silver, ware ever shownin tins market, at J. H. Huggins'. The very best grade ol Hour, sugar, colters and teas at J. H. Huggins. hook to lourJIutrreKt. You can save 20 per cent, by hav ing your Boots and Shoes made and repaired in a neat ami substantial manner by N. W. llaadrup, the Boot and Shoe maker, College Avenue. nov!5-dtf. Those chamber setts at J. il. Hug gins’, are the prettiest ever brought at the Athens market. Rye flour, oat meal, cereliue, grits &c. Fresh at J. H. Huggins. TAILOR AND CL'ITER. Thomas Jackson, Tailor and Cut ter, Broad street, Athens, 6a. [ am prepared to do cutting 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 stock ot cloths, cassimcrcs, etc., on hand, of the best quality, and those patronising me may feci assured of ported satisfac tion both in the lit and the quality of the garments. I will spare no pains to please, and ask a share of your patronage Thomas Jackson. JJCider by the barrel, at Richard- •oil's, College avenue. Everything Hood nt llooth & Bros. Large lot of nice corned beef, good fresh sausage, pork steak and beef steak, pigs feel, spare riba and back bones. Wo are now hotter prepared than ever befnre to furnish good meat to our customers. Call at the market house and see for yourselves. Another raw d ty yesterday. Two funerals in the city yesterday. Rev. Mr. Hammond waa sick yes terday. Col. Henry Heard, of Greenesboto, is stopping at tho Clinard House. Just now the country ia more inter ested in small grain than in politics. • Fiti-I is in demand, and Mr. J H Carlton lias plenty of coal on band. Cant. J K Ritch withdraws Irom tits race for sheriff, in iavor of Mi. John W Wier. Mes-rs. Tracy f. Hickman and P. E. Pea'ce, of Augusta, came up to! attend the wedding. The ladies are fixing up the dis trict parsonage, to he ready tor the presiding elder’s family. Mr Theodore Michael, of Athens, altera three a-eiks’ visit to Augusta, ret urned home last night. Some to the bridal and sotno to tile tomb. Two funerals and a wed ding in the city yesterday. Dr. C. J. Moffett, of Columbus, pmprietor of the celebrated "Teethi. na,” ia at the Clinard House. A horse ran away, up Broad atreet yesterday; but there waa no vehicle behind him and no harm was done. Mr. Jacob K Tweedy was buried yesterday from Oconee street ulinrcb. Rev. Mr Myriek preached the funeral. Col. W L Mitchell has resigned tile treaaurership of tile board of truss tees ol the Athens female academy, and Mr A I, Hull aucceeda him. Rev. 6 W Yarbrough goes to Madison to-day, where hia wife and children are. They will return with hint, on Monday, ami will reside here. Lei us hope that the new city govs eminent will inaugurate ■ systematic plau of improving the sidewalks iu Athens. It may require several years, but it is worth while. The following well known commer cial travelers were at the Clinard 'House yesterday: B. Phillips, of Philadelphia, wines and liquors; J. W. Heard, of Louisville, crackers and candy; J. E. Torrence, of At» lints, candy and crackers; find O. H. P. Stern, of the Imperial and the Northern fire insurance companies, of London. Full supply of Christmas goods fit Richardson's, College avenue. HOGS I HOGS I I havejust received a lot of fine hogs, and will sell them. at wholesale or retail at reasonable rates. dec24-if. John F. Finch. Some fresh Northern apples just re ceivetf at Richardsons, College Avs WOOD FOR BALE I will deliver oak and hickory wood in any quantity, at Northeastern de pot for §2 a cord ; or at your bouse tortS. If you live within three quar« ters of a mile of the depot, I can de liver cheaper. Address me at Nich olson, or give your o r ders to Mr, T. Moseley, who will he in the city all the time, with headquartersst North eastern depot. W. O. WKLCH, OotU—dlf- WltSdrawal. Being a warm personal frieud ot the late Joaiah Browning, and being anxiuua to assist them in every way possible, and considering the propo sition of Mr. John N. Wier, a lair and liberal one, I respectfully with draw Irom the race tor ehcriff; bespeak for Mr. Wier the support of my friends, and also return to them my thauks for their interest iu my behalfi Very respectfully, J. E. Bitch. Good Honuaf. Don’t forgret to say good morning •ay it to your parents, to your chil, dren, to your brothers and listers, your neighbors and say it cheerfully and with a smile, it will do you good and do your friends, aay it to Skiff, the jeweler, it will do him good, an- courage him to giro vou good bars gains in jewelry, spectacles, gold peni, Ac. Don’t forget it. 500 fine cabbage just recoived at J H Hoggins. Best apple vinegar at Richardson's College Avenue. J H Huggins has just received 15 boxes of choice Florida oranges. Snow flake 'crackers and other vas nettes just received at Richardson’a College ave. Smith —Mel * I * * R * 1 . * Last evening the Wedding of Mbs Mamie Mell of Athens and Mr. C D Smith of Atlanta was celebrated in elegant style, at the Baptist ehurch. The ceremony was perl'jrtne-l by the Rsv. Mr. Campbell Mrs. Ruff pre sided at the organ and the mualoai selections played by Iter were highly complimented. The wedding party entered the church in the following order : Miss Emily Hamilton and Mr. Lewis W. Thomas; Miss Annie Powers, of Ma con and Sir, C U Scudder; Slisa Jess •ia Frasier of High SitoaU and . Mr. P H Bail, oi Atlanta; Miss Cura. Me- Cord, ol Augusta, and Mr. Herbert Fleming; Miss Bessie Rutherford and Mr. George A Mell; Miss Ella Smith, and Mr. Richard B Russell; .Mila Lurene Mell and Mr. WRMcinlyrc; Mias Ellen Mell and Mr. S T Latte; last can e ilia bride and groom. The clench was filled with the fri< tide of the contracting parties.- Miss Mell is a daughter of chancel lor P H Mell of Lire University,. and lias always been a popular belle in Athens since her debut. Mr. Smith is well and favorably known here and ins many friends in Athens. The gentlemen attendants wore black suits Prince Albert cuat, white lies, tan gloves. The ladies wore short white dresses and were jn k too, too lovely. Thu wedding party repaired to the bouse of Dr. Mell, and finished the evening pleasantly under his hospita ble roof. Dcatlt of an ExOdlrat Latly. Wednesday night Mrs. Harris, widow of the late 'Hon. Sampson W Harris, died at her residence in this city. She has beetHtfa critical elate of health for tome time, from par- •lysis. , Mrs. Harris was a sister of Metre. Stevens, John and Robert Thomas; of this city, tnd was the mother Jof Dr. II N Harris, agent of the Ocors gia railroad in Athena, and of Hon. Sampson W Harris, Judge of the superior court ot Coweta circuit. Site had resided in Athens most of her lire, but lived several years in Ala bama, where Iter husband repreaented hie district several times in congress. Mrs Harris was a lady of must ex cellent character. The praise of her many virtues and lovely traits, is in the mouths of all who knew her. She was well Itnowu in this communilv, and no one in it had a more enviable lepulalion for those characteristics that make np the model woman. She waa buried yesterday afternoon Irom the Preibyteriau church—the sermon being preached by Rev. Dr. Lane, the paetor of the church. AIMaial. Id yesterday’s paper appeared as article,stating that Mrs. Mande) Mora Ha waa on of the contestants in the race for tba prise offered by the He brew Temple I Association, and that •be sold 19 tickets: Sha desires us to announce that she sold 25 tiokata, and that she waa not a contestant, but sold the tickets independently uf the contest. For Bale Cheap. Two second-batid carriages, by d293u Bloomfield A Sanford. The best patent process flour at J II Huggins. The best New Orleans syrup ever brought to title market at JII Hug gins. The celebrated 'Sweet Sixteen’, smoking tobacco, the finest on the market can be found at Richudson’a, College Avenue. The King of Italy, a few days since, received the president of the Inter national iteanciaiinn lor nupprening the gambling tallies at. Monte Carlo. The Ki-.g m inifestvd interest in the object of lite as-notation, end a lively sense ot tile corrupting inliuctH-e that the ganihliitgeslihlisliiueotexer. oi-es nu the whole Riviera. |Jall at J H Hoggins tin- your or. antes. No linnesl mini ought to ohjeot to '0 the poll tax Intv ns it -lands, Oil and alter date lbe'Bus lare will be fiii-y < euts to nod .Irom Railroad, MS eh-iige- tor extra bngunge. T)291 w" Gann & Reaves. Lsave your order at J II Huggins for n gallon ol that, fine syrup. SOMETHING NEW FOR AGENTS. RAMBLES TH oounthy CH A new, fascluallug, and exceedingly Instrur Agent* Wanted, Ladles or fleMlIemeii. AMK1UI AN FI KLlHHIMfi 111. HARTFORD, OoNN. Gsorgia Rail Road Company Office General Manaohi, l Avaun-, • *a., Dec. lo, 1881. J Commencing Suudav. 11 it,at tho fuMwWiug Passenger Schedule will oppernte on this road: Leave AT11ENH 8 80 « ui 7 wo p in Leave Winttrville........10 00 a m 7 81 m Leave Lexington lO.'-O a m 8 15 p iu Lcuve Antioch U.17am 8 44 p to Leave Muxeys U.84 am h 58 ,• tn Leave Woodville 12.10 am W 4m p u Arrive Uuiou Point .2.8"am lu«0 in Arrive Atlanta 5.45 r v. 6 UOa in Arrive at Washington 2 55 r m Arrive at Millcdgeville.... 4.4V r M Arrive Macon 0.45 fm irrive Augusta.. 4 08 m fi 30 a tr utave Aupusta Iu 8u a m 5 3u p tv Liuvo Macon... 7 1" a m Leave Milledgcvillc 8.05 am Leave Washington........ 11.:*.n am Lcuve Atlaut* 8.30 a > 8 30 p m Leave Union Point 12.88 r\ ft 00 a in Arrive Woodville 2.10 r a 5 20 a in Arrive ftfnxcys 2 46!' M 5 56 « ui Arrive Antioch 3."U i* M C 13 a in Arrive Lcxinjrtou.... 8.80 pm 04o a tn Arrivo Winterville 4.14 r u 7 24 * ni Arrive Athens ..4.5upm 8oo*ir Train* ruu daily K. K, uOKSKY, Gen., Pa**., Agt. JOHN W. GREEN. General Manager. Northeastern Railroad, Sdpkrintknukm* Offion, Athena, Ga., Sept. 18, 1281. On md niter Monday, December 18th, 1881, train* *d will ri No. 1. Leave Athens ...7:15 am I Arrive at Lula 8:80 a ui j Arrivo at Atlanta.... 12:80 p m 1 lsO.2. Leave Atlanta 7:20 ■ Arrive at Lula 1ik82 a » Arrive at Athen* 1:10 p_n ”^Twiu» daily cxcjpt Sunday WW5 a tn NO. 4. 8:15 n m 6:15 p in & Danville Railroad. Clout couusetina made at Atlanta both wc»t and aouthwcftt. Elegant oar* and quick transit on all trains. Ticket* on sale at Athena to all point*. II. R. BERNARD, Snp’t. W. J. HOUSTON, Gen. Paa». and Ticket Agsn' Clarkesville Schedule. Trains Leave Clarlresvill® at 8:00 a. m. Trains Arrive at R G. Junction 8:45 a. m. Connecting with A. L. train for Athens, At lanta and all points noi»h. Trains l.eavs R. G. Junction at....11:15 a m. Trains Arrive at Clarkeavillo at ..,. 18:o0 m. Connecting with ’ rains from Athens, Atlanta and all points north. Dolly. Sundays excepted. - ^ IL U. BERNARD, SupL W, J. HOUSTON, G.P. A. Richmond & Danville R.R. Leave Atlanta.. Ar GalnsvtUe. ” loccos.. " 8snecara.-.ra " Greenv'le... " Gastonia*.— " Charlotte..., ral0:03 p. m |*10:54 p. m .11:17 p. m’ 12:15 a. D^>rM*fTICipr*n}.^. Hair. No. M. I No. 60. No. 63. L’vsCh’IoUtra. ...12:10 a m L 10:25 p. i ... mj. it:20p. iu •• Sparun'g... ... 2:57 a. in .. 1:50 a. m 5" Greenv'le ...tra. 4:14 a. mL 8:88 a. m 5:44 a. mi. fclt a. w •ra.ra-.ira. 4&0 a. Mira 4:20 a. I • Luhira. .... ... A14 0 • Uainavllie . .. 4:42 a. m 1 Atlantara.rara'.ralld>0 a. n T. M. B. TALTOTT, Uen'l Mau’g'r 1. Y. BAGS, Haperinteadeat. A. POPE, General Pnasearsr A rent For Rent. Duidrable liuildiinrj|iu reitr ot* Mra. 1 elon.-' dwelling oplMwltt Ohuard llmiHe. <’ tj.lv t< TUO<. (’. DH IN'Y. To Rent. Posted Land. All ?*ewoo» are warned not to treape 11 • ‘.Ft'.eiiher by ps^si.ig ihrougu. I t M'* ihereou, uuder pe ialsy "t* •«» DEUPRliE OPERA HOUSE lllondAy&Tuesday, Jan. 9th & 10th THAT’S MY REGULAR UlVl.'KS.V. The Grejit Gemum-Aimric-in Diuleet Coined' Max Fehrmann ! Uncle Isaac l In the Representative Hebrew' Play of tho mime, ussmted by COL. JAMES H. MKADfc’.V NEW YORKCC Four Acts • f COMEDY, MKLo-DKAMA. MUSICAL tOLL» TION& SliKP't ->£8 Prices ns usual. ^Itaf^B^at-ati^ M-.Iioii extra dative. GEORGIA, Clarke Coimt Whereas, Murvellu* D. lnowulnjf, applies t*> me fur letters of administration on the i state uf Josiah A. Urtiwuiug, late t.f s.tid eotmty, de ceased. These are therefore to cit*i and ads umuish all concerned to show cause «t tny of fice on or before the 1st M<>udu» iu Kebrn try next, why said letters should not lie grunted. 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