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■ — HOME r a triumphant tour Inglaad, Ireland and Scotland, =H= tjl oaxrr, .. .. o. d. flavigk*,. .“tPLSag ; gjajgfegar.’g JMJ been engineered by a Tew men, 1 the eacecMful candidates that they owed allegiance only to the boeaes who polled the wires for them. Bat from now on the yeomanry of onr country will have a word to aay about who aball hold the reins of government, and poblic -rranU wiU. SUFPOBTKD BY have to obey the commands, of the CEORGE c . boniface J*. people, instead of a few man. This AUGUSTUS 4. BRUNO will indeed be a happy and fcrtnnmte “ d “ Company, in her new Comedy-D ram a, of the Quee PATTI.* UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OP Mr. WILLIAM CALLER Wither**? «« _ A PAPER OF ( Not only will It be a* SSSS'tffK! A PA] - * state of affairs, and inaugurates the Dl,,,l ‘i***** reign of a new era of prosperity. MR CEO. T. MURRELL* The fries da of this gentleman are urging him to nuke the race for Commissioner of Agriculture, and we learn that he is now considering the matter. We hope Mr. Morrell will decide to permit the use of bin name, and feel no doubt of bis election. He is one of the most intelligent and suc cessful planters of Clarke county, and occuples a prominent position in the Farmers’ Alliance, and baa been from its suit one of the warmest and strongest champions of that organi sation. Bat aside from these claims, Mr. Murrell is peculiarly fitted this place, for there is not a clearer beaded farmer in Georgia, or a man who belter understand* the interests and needs of our agricultural ele ment. With Geo. T. Morrell at the head of our Stale Agricultural De partment, the farmers conld rest sured that they bad a friend and protector on whom they conld place the most implioit reliance, for would stand by them to the end, and be has the manhood, courage and Year by year the people have seen their taxes increasing, and the hard- earned money wrongjfrom them taken to pay expensive office-holders, who filled positions created especially for them. Nepotism has played a high hand, and entire families fed and fattened at the public crib. Men straggled and grasped for office, and their first act was to lay their wires for an increase in salary. Every oflU cer was surrounded by high-priced assistants, generally selected from his own family. The patient and long-suffering people have bcroe this burthen only too long, and are now in open rebellion. The Alliance will lead the charge oa this hoary band of pap-snckers, and they will be rooted, too, horse, foot and dragoon. The farmers are having made a new broom of retrenchment, and it will sweep things clean, Urn. They will make no fight on faith fal offi cials, but those who have heretofore relied on the influence of professional politicians to keep them in office, and have used their positions to far ther their own selfish ends, and ens rich their kindred and supporters at the expense of the toiling masses, will find, like Othello, their occnpa- MB MW! MISS PATTI ROSA, and Company in Songs, Dances Dnets, Trios, Quartettes, and Her Great Banjo Solos. ‘CATHAKA IMA, 5 j ‘ IS A SORB CURt, whea ukenaeoordiag to S< rectftOMs whtoh *CfOM|ltMJ ttofc lHTttW. GOLDEN OIL! War Rhewmattom, Neuralgia. Sprain*. Son Throat, Pain* la tha Cheat aad Bark. etc., ■hoold he need externally la ooaaarltoa arit v CaTHAKAIMA lacaaea of Influenza. CATHAKAIMA. s rare cm* tor Catarr: , distinguished writer, inroad." la B ‘^|^^."»’l>OLLAK Par Bo<tis. _ Prepared by tha Catharaima Co., SAVANNAH, GA. popu.ar writerrf note to this ooeatry aad unite a upmbrrof dtotingntobed writer* abroad? la A FARMER’S PAPES. Illustrations. A WOMAN'S PAPER. I keep on hands a good supply of STEAM AND GAS FITTINGS Garden Hose, SPECIALTIES IN ELECTRIC GOODS. Julius Domblatt, Cay ton Street, Athens, Ga. octtdtf T. ANDERSON in BROAD STREET, GA. ‘toMga.al LA GRIPPE/ I Paper, Pait No. 17 les be -Come Forth,- ORR&HUNTER.PMPMEToas. ‘Ketl Ash Anthracite” The Best ever Sold in this Market. “Glen Mary” “Coal Creek” addressed to the school children and school teacher* of America. Let the cidMreu jot* tha nowRalabow Uub just started. Let them cotn- pstc foe the prirss—all la bright, whole IBftrOCtiTt booke Important Clubrdco AiuAsokmi _ subscription era taken for any one or saaraof these Journals la connection with The Weekly free at such low rates as virtually makes our greet family paper FREE to the subscriber fur ‘no peer. Sample copies furnished free *poa application. TEEMS OP THE PRESS. By mail, postage free in the United States aad One two-atcry bouse oa Foundry tired, lot extending beck to Cuvtegtna A Macon Railroad. A splendid lot for a warehouse. Also, one large dwelling oa Oconee at., now used by Public School This prop erty le valuable. Bhacelkpoep & Hattaway, Real Estate Agents. Blacksmith Coal Give us your order now and get the benef of summer rates. S-Uwto ^SffS-rrHE MOST COMPLETE And Daily (Including Sn Snnuay, one year, Weekly Pkess, one year,. 7 50 Drafts, Cb , and other Remittances should . Checks, ai be made payable to the order of THE PRESS JOHMT. LIMITED Jan. 17—tt. PUBLISHERS. ALL-NIGHT Restaurant. * #J £&&**•** - ' The Bill of Fare is the Best, and tbe| Accommodations will please all . i.. . Youean also be supplied on short rotleewUh ■ CHOICE FISH -LINE OF— THE MOST I Jan 15—If A. H. L1MFKIH. BOOTS & SHOES bruin to meet and combat every I t | on gone. Let our Alliance friends J t movement aimed at the class be I get tbeir piping knives in order— represents. be not deterred from exercising your i a rnrrpxrq This office should be filled by a r j K htand power by the advice of ^ ‘ L JrL ■ Cj , ■ . , , pnwlc.1 An.*, •dilml.au Jfu, 0Q i, , “" 0wl '*' 6wi “ “ ™ a more fitting man to be found in the wor k of purification mapped oat for ’—-*—’ Slate than Mr. Gea T. Murrell The yon> and it j, yo „ r duly u g00 d cit- $1000 & o avenue containing one acre. Alliance represents nine-tenths of lien8to do it thoroughly and fear- $1100 the agricultural element of Georgia, Utaal „ $500 S^o T u and to this organization should be ===== I *qnn house .nd * acre lot left the naming Of their Commis- BOSS BUCK. qlOUU in East Athens occupied by goed ten- s I I in** aioner. I "We would like to know what has aonnwui buys acre ot land with s good We. hope Mr. Murrell will decide I become of President Harrison’s pro-1 ta East Athena- 011 ’ . . 0,11 to become a candidate. We have I position to build up a respectable I $1000 houieand^acre lot on Baxter street Dot a shadow of doubt .boot hi. ^ ol)Uc „ Att „ U.0 Sooth t It BERKSST"“*• olcctioo. Ho Is Dot . poUtieioD or u h> „ goM u, e ,.;ul$1500 SSSKSrJJ?!SlC office-seeker, but a practical fanner, declarationgof jhe ^juiu. less on Pnitou street, dew in. a man of high order of intelligence, i8tration _ hie promises being idle 1200 and an affable, conrteons gentleman, va porings to be dispelled before the | ea ^riusenejrj<aeiesof M tom umi tn ogie- whowonld flU the office with credit demand8 of hU partisan advisers-1 to himaeif and reflect honor upon the Harri80n IL will g0 down ln hi8toiy Alliance. He would be a pillar of ^oue Q f the weakest and moat nt-1 tkoburn snd .mwe necamry, and about BUIST’S NEW CROP OF GARDEN_SEEDS- We have just opened np the largest stock of garden seeds ever brought to this city, consisting in part of 60,000 appers Buist’s Prize medal stock. 60 bo8iieIs beans and peas, 60 bushels choice onion sets. Our prices are .the lowesr at whole sale and retail. Special prices to market gardeners. John Crawford & Co., Wholesale and Betail Druggist. Athens, Ga. Call and get one of Buist’s Garden Manuels for 1890. strength between the farmers and their enemies, and when their inter, eats or .rights were assailed would be as immovable aa the Bock of Gibral tar. Mr. Marrell, too, will make a favorable impression on any men or convention ; for he possesses all the attribntes of a leader. Let the farmers of oor State unite on Mr. Morrell as Commissioner of | Agriculture, and .press him to be- j come a candidate. terly irresponsible men who ever filled this high office-as an official ^ , . . . Ibandtttortsle. SiseoSlotBSxllS. ThDlotaust 90S seres of laud In cultivation. J.T. Asdlusok, R. E. Ag’fc Mrs. Delouy has placed her deniable lot on ' to Dr. CINCINNATr WEEKLY GAZETTt (The^ Weekly Edition of the Oonutotolal Gazette) The Foremost, Frostiest and Fairest ol them all. It Stands on the Top Shelf in Character, -It is the Best Newspaper. It is the Best Family Pi ' It is the Soldifr’s Pap It is the FartnciVF . It Is the Children’s faper, It is Everybody’s Paper. One Dollar a Year. THEwEtKLY GAZ TTE oontains flfty-slx columns of choice readinR matter, and is fur nished to subscribers at the low rate of One Dollar per annum, making the price leas than cat’aspaw, used by men superior to him in determination and brain, to advance the most partisan ends. From the President's inaugural address, we hoped, for at least a re spectable administration. ;But sad was the disappointment of the conn- try. He is ruled by the same old party bosses and follows the same old beaten tracks. In our own State THE APPOINTMENT OF POSTMASTERS 1 of Georgia, instead of taking counsel We would like to have Congress I fro® such representative republi- pass a law leaving tile selection of cans sis Gov. Bullock and other gen- postmasters to e vote of the people I tlemen of prominence and respecta- who receive their mail at the office. bUity—who have the confidence of This would be a much better plan, I both parties—be bas selected as bis and give greater satisfaction, than to political guide and adviser one A. E. have these officials appointed by a Buck, a Down-East carpet-bagge r man living thousands of miles away; I and a man who owes .his power to and who baa no regard for the inter- I the vilest and most ignorant of the ests or wishes of the people to be republican party. Buck came South served. As is a well-known fact, hi a spoilsman, and has been a pap- these most important officials are not I sucker from the day his feet touched selected with an eye. to their fitness Georgia soil. He has lived and fat- for the place, or a desire to benefit I tened on abuse of the people Irom the service, but through the basest whom he extracted his bread. He partisan motives, and as reward for Jbas never lifted his band, to build up services rendered or expected to be or develop the State of bis adoption, rendered ihe dominant party. As a j bnt lived by engendering strife and consequence every change of admin- discord. This is the man whom iatratiou secs a change in postman- President Harrison has chosen as his ters, and this important branch of friend and! adviser. As a conse- the public service is lorn to pieces quence our offices are being filled find the patrons of the office Berious- with ignorant negroes, to make room ly inconvenienced. , . ' for whom good and worthy white The South is now undergoing one men are removed, of these changes, and as a conse- Is this the way Benjamin qucnce it is a hard .matter to get a rison hopes to build up a respectable letter or,paper -safely and speedily republican party . in the Sooth ? transmitted. Now, if the selection Why, a decent man wonld sooner be of postmasters was left to the peo-1 called a thief than own affiliation pie, this trouble wonld be remedied 1 with such a motley crew ! Bnt let and when a good and acceptable | the dirty work go on. It only tends officer was found he would be retain ed. The interests of both the gov ernment and the patrons of the pos- _ A splendid rlr- cr Izrm containing 200 acres, within a * j miles of Athens. JT T. AxDzaaox, K. E. A n't. No.111, Brood 3t TO RENTFROM FEB. 1. *90 The store Davis ft Garebold now occupy. J. T. ANDERSON. 280 acres of land. 6« miles Atom Athens, In Ctorke Co. ; 140 acres Hucultlwilon-ep acres of bottom land. The place Is rented for UM forAOtolto. lint co ton. and there are several acres of mass land that will go to buyer. The i»toto! ,, T2. h 'S ,i Nr Le2ter*wUl 0 »Kow*toe SS^S^te Agent. 1800. FOR SALE. tal service would be promoted, and a great bone of contention and moter of corruption removed. Any party would be stronger it stripped of its patronage, for where one man is selected, s. dozen perhaps are anger ed and transformed into lukewarm friends or open enemies. THE FARMERS ORGANIZING. There is no doubt about the Far mers’ Alliance taking a prominent in politics this year, and we to consolidate the solid South, and in 1892 the reputable and respectable people of the country wild hold 1890. FOE; SA-XjE. All the aad » on the corner of Broad _ known as the Head runs to tlie rirht-ef-way of luabte and to strict account the party responsible for such a disgraceful adminis tration. readily and pay welt Sold for dlvlshM. J. B, W1LL1EOBD, Beal EaUto Agent. For Sale. Several fknns and wooded land two and three For Sale. two lots I* x 100 on Thomas St. One nloo lot FOR SALE. S!n p aTS&2M property. The lot ronetc — .... _ M. * O. R. R., and U wery valuable and to now vavi n sr li anrfsomcir. ; Apply to Mfreay Heal Estate Agent. A to town suburtoan small farms o! 10,10,4 sod 01 acres* - Also a number beanUfnl lota on Barber street. These lots beautlf-i. low priced. NOTICE. , • I h ve city property to exchange for farms the country. TAN YARD. I hare for sale two miles from the city a wett equipped tan varU. Everything new, eight or nine acres of land attached, only 1-4 mile from N. E.B.R., which has ride-track where hark can he delivered. The property to not offered btoaRto the bu.ine.^ does not pay, but because owner desires to change Ms business. Apply J. S. wiLLironn. iteal Estate Agepr. LOOK AT THIS. I win sell a bargain in a pretty little farm 26,'5 acres of good land just outside of city limits. There are two houses oa the'place, one weU plastered, well of good pure water, ai-o sprlngon the p'“ce. Trice ? 1,600 and noli Apply-to, ... J. 8. WILLIFOUD. Real Estate Agent. FOR SALE. Aenlc 5-room cottage on College A v G. F.Kohlruss, Manufacturer and Deler In Foreign A domestic Marble and Granite Monuments, Headstones, Statues, Copings, etc. Cemetery and building work of all Description made to erder. All or ders promptly attended to and executed in the neatest manner possible. Original Designs Executed. Corner Washington and Kills Ste. AUGUSTA - GEORGIA. Keep warm in —AND Cool in Summer. The Hths Ice Cupyl Is prepared to fnrnieh the Best Black Diamond Coal and Wood) Daring the winter and fw-inx Jt in the Sum- m (toderi1eft at MuXI CUvton Street will reeel vo prompt Alton lion ■ ATHENS ICE OO. SeptSdly. MONEY TO s AT SIX PER CENT. ATLANTA TRUST BANKING CO. C. C. Chandler, Agent, Jefferson, Ga. The firm of Mitchell andChandler has til solved by mutual consent. I will con tinue to negotiate loans on farm mort- guages in ; u i • 11 . 't of Jack* Banks, Oconee, Madison and other pla ces by special contract. An extension of five years will be allowed, but the borrower cap pay back the money at any time. Partial p&ympnts can also be made at any time. Money can be secured at very short notice Don’t fail to see me before borrowing. Yours Truly, ll-8-dw-6m C. C. Chandler. IN’ ATHENS, IS AT TEE ONE PRICE SHOE STORE, 1 Nmm IS* Satisfaction guaranteed with every nalr. The Best Instruments at Lowest Prices. See a partial list ofour customers for reference on any of them ■err desirable detail In eest shape, with the following mdditiun»l (to- p&rtmenU • Market Reports telegraphed from New York and Chicago, over onr own wires, giving bat- tom facts as to the markets. > every fanner. The Chimney Corner, exclusively for young people and tea little folks. Original Stories and Choice Selections, with -i- — idence from W.M. PITTMAN DKALKR IN Florida Oranges, Messina Lemons, Northern Apples, Northern Cabhaees, Flour, ' Irish Potatoes, Meal, “ “ an the most Interesting correspondence parts of the world. The Weekly Gazette, in a word, to a Complete ewspaper. and should be read by every Mer chant, Manufacturer, Fanner, Mechanic, and Vrofessional Man tn the U L jndtto the clearest paper in America. Order a sample copy for yourself, friend or Do not’delay in sending foronr attractive Pre mium List—mailed FREE,- Be sure aad gvt one. Every town should Save an Amt for the Daily Cemmercia* Cazetfo as well m for the Weekly and 8eml-Woekly. Sand for terms Agents. ray- Extra Inducements URl Addreaa, THE COMMERf Jan 10. MERCIAL G Grant & Willcox, M Merceandise Brokers. Werepresant the STRONGEST COMPANIES and our faculties enable us to place desirable property in Athens anC adjoining counties on LIBERAL TERMS. Personal attention given Tarncms TH PREMIER TYPE-'tYHITER. An to all “SMITH over .other T pe- ln every way. - No. 218 ] will satisfy yon of it. superiority s-Writcrs. New improvements " '1 and see them at our office. fc Clayton Street, ATHENS? GA. Grant & Wilicox, Agts German American Insu rance Company of New York. Grant & Willcox, Agents. MAXWELL’S livery and Feed Stables SPECIAL TO DROVERS. Lexington, Georgia. Horses, Buggies. Hacks and Surreys for Hire. Gentle Hursea, Safe Drivers. Customers.serv ed Day or Night. Stock in my Care receives Best of Attention. Kates Reasonable. E. Maxwell, Prop’r. C. BODES Cor. College Avenue and Clayton St Has always on baud FRESH BREAD. CAKE VXD PURE CONFECTIONERIES Has Received a Full Assortment of Toys, such as Dolls, Bedroom Parlor, Kitchen, Toilet & Wash Sets, Carriages, Drums, Horn?, Jumping Jack?, Clown?, To; Curt.? and Wagons, Drawing Slates Velocipedes, Decorated Cups Saucers and Mugs. G. BODE, Athens, - Oa. Wtf '* , PIANOS. Hiss Lucy Bishop, Atbens. Capt. J J. C. McMahan, “ Billups Phinizy, “ Col. E. T. Brown, “ W. B. Jackson, Mrs. Raphael; “ M. B. McGinty, W. D. Griffeth, “ Mr?. E. A. Crawford, “ Capt. W. W. Thomas, “ Hiss Ellen Mell, “ J. T. Tolbert, Daniulsville. P. F. Crawford, Lavonia. W. H. Mqjrton, Crawford. •W. II. Cheney, Bairdatown. QRa^ISTS. L. M. Cain, Athens. Williams Lodge O.F. “ H. T. Huggins, “ 1st Baptist Church- 2nd Baptist Church/ M Mrs. E. A. Phelp Wlriti »st Church irtterville W. H. Wright. Bunksvilte. Mrs. Dr. Tuunnond, Jewelvillc. W. W. Brightwell, Maxeys. Methodist Church, Winterville. O. A. Waddell, MillcdgeviUe.f J. P. Wilson, Grcencsboro. •- Miss Maggie Tliurmond.Lvnchhnrg.Va W. L. Adams, Monroe, Ga.- | a L. SORREL. SORREL & W.H.BA1BES HAINES. Sugar, Lard, Coffee, Tea, Have jest opened up a CARRIAGE AMD WAGON SHOP. Corner Jackson and Washington streets. They are prepared to do all kinds of BLACKRUITHING. IIORSE- | SHOEING, ote^ Wilt also bnild wagons, earriages and other vehicles to order. Alt kinds of re- Yam Po(atoe& I pairing done promptly and at reasonable prices. Mr. Haines has had twenty years experienoe I mthe business, eight of which were spent st the old Hodgsoe shops. Oiv* us a trial, and wo will giro you sstiuaetion. -. Corn, I REPAIRING AND HORSE.SHOEING A SPECIALTY H *y. _ ,|l 89dly Bespectftdly, SORREL At HAINES Tobacco, Cigars. Bice, Brand. Grits. Snuff, Soap, Starch, Blaine, Pearline, Potash, No. 19 E. Clayton St., | ATHENS, GLA.. Augusta, Oa. Galloway, Lamberts Co. Headquarters for • j FANCY wo FAMILY] tm We have just received a| shipment of French Peas, Jockey Club Sar lines,] Plum Puddings, . Layer Figs, Thurber’s Canned Peaches, Pears, Apri-| cots, and Dunbar’s Pre served Figs. Our Olive Oil, Teas, Extracts and Spices ARE THEBES rnality Bottled Beer for family use. Prompt •to orders.-^ 6. k MELL, h. H.uara MELL & LINTON, Insurance Agen ts, —ALSO— OATS, CORN, HAY and STOCK FEED. GALLOWAY, LAMBERT & CO Telephone No. 73. Represent the JIKST COMPANIES wul insure liesintble Property ill Athens and vicinity ou most favorable terms. • Uti of Contjuniu. Capital. Home of New York.. $3,OOU,GOO Phoenix of Hartford ; .., 2,000X00 Liverpool and London and Globe £2,000,000 Insurance Company of North America 3,000,000 North British and Mercantile .....£2,000.000 Germania of New York 1,000,000 — Hartford of Connecticut 1,230,000 Georgia Home —• 300,000 Atlanta Home...-. 200,000 Savannah Fire and Marine 200.0(0 •New York Life Insurance Company. All indebted to me Will please call and settle, as I expect to go North for my SPRING GOODS at an earl v date. Jan. 26th, 1680. Respectfully. MR-?. T. A. ADAMS. OFFICE febl7dtf AT BANK OF ...(Mutual THE UNIVERSITY. '-3JL AlUts. v.. 5,061,24 inU.S; “SJWJAI 4-rsj * * ■ k HjBgfl.VfTi in U. S. 3,472,61 2,808,71 6,750,03 • : «SU« ->. » *232,66 93,480,13 Southern Mutual Insurance Co Y. L. O. HARRIS, i President. S. THOMAS, Secretary * Resident Dibectohs : Y. L. G Harris, M. Stanley, S. Thomas, R. K. Reaves, J. A. Hunnlcutt, R. I. Hampton, L. U. Charbonnior, W. W. Thomas, E. S. Lyndon, A. K. Griffeth. Jan. 12—3m. Witherspoon & Hamilton, House and Sign Painters. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in White Lead, Oil, Varnishes, Turpentine, Brashes colors and Painters supplies. Don’t foret the place, 122 CLAYTON STREET ATHENS, GEORGIA t3Twlll'do your Painting promptly and give satisfaction every particular. Witherspoon & m