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THE NEWS
By E. L RAINEY. |
Steady Growth. i
The steady activity in the dvvcl-i
opment of the industrial South is |
gratifyinz and cheerful. There is |
not a sizn of deeadence in the stir- l
ring investments of recent date and |
the ontlook was never brighter. |
The crops on the whole promise |
to be the largest on record, despite ,
the heavy luins in some localities, |
and added to this fine outlook for |
corn, cotton and other staples, is |
the unprecedented yield of fruits ’
and vegetubles, which has brought |
many millions of dollars into the |
south this season. |
Northern capital is flowing sout’ -
ward in sn eversinereasing volume; |
manufacturing enterprises are pay- !
ing large profits and formshing en- |
ployment to tensof thousands of 1
hands chat 2 few years azo were
forced by circumstinces to remain ][
in idleness; plans for gizantic ens
terprises, {or bir Bessemer and ba '
sic steel works are rapidly mataor- |
ing; new furnaces are going intc |
blazt, and every toa of iron now |
being made in th: south vields |
a good profit unlessthere is some I
serious trouble in the management
ot the furnace; in faet, thero 1z an
upward move all over this section,
and the tide of prosperity is steadi
Jy sweeping over the country, 1
The list of new enterprises for
+he week,as publizhed in the Manu
fucturers Record, shows a wide
diversity of growth and great ac
tivity in a!l parts ot the South.
New banks are buing organized
very rapidly, fine hotels are heing
coastructed, water works, electric
light 'works and electric car lines
are being cstablislied, and in thege
and other improvementsof modern
city advantages the south secems to
be leading the entire conntry
Women Are Not Jokers.
Women asa rule are not fond
of jokes ; they listen to clever ston
ries with simulated amusement and
forget them immediately. The
reason for this lies in one of the
cssentials in the muke-up of wo
man--her profound and tender sym
pathy. Muamor deals with the
weakness of humanity; it cxposes
fuibles aud punctures tender skin.
sumor gets the world laughing at
tome baunder of a man. It is wos
man nature to cover up, excusc
and reform. ®follies are too se
riougin her eyes to laugh at. If
women were humorists they would
not be the most' earnest church
workers, the most tender of nurses
and the most rentimental and re.
fined portion of humanity. ‘l'he
game inherent quality which would
make a true woman,s real woman,
shrink s judze from pronouncing
a death sentence, or soildier, from
shooting an evemy through the
heart, makes it impossible for her
to become a humorist. \Vit a wo
mau may have, wit she does pog
eess, and is a forwidable adversary
with her stiletto points of irony
and satire. But humorous in the
common acceptance of the term, in
the careless, rollicking, stinging
art of currevt quips and jests—nev
er,— Washington Post.
Tue Stats Agricaltural Society
at Cedartown adopted a resolution
requesting Gov. Gordon to set
apart Thursday, Oct. 17, asa day
of special thanksgiving for boun
teous harvests and protection from
%Pidemics and destructive storms.
he Btate Farmers’ Alliance at
Macon adopted a similar resolution.
Therefore throughout Georgin on
Oct. 17 epecial thanksgiving ser
vices will be held.
Mr. Ralph Elkinsg lives at Ma.
rionsville, Mo, and is a successful
farmer, He says that he has been
a great sufferer from impurities of
the blood, which made his limbs
stiff and gave bim pluin in the
lungs; but that he took Swift's
Specific, and it soon reheved him
entirely.
We have s=old Swift's Specific,
for six years in quantity lots, and
the goods have been cutirely satis
factory, and without a complaint
from a single customer. Hutcher.
son & Eliiott, Pavis, Texas.
‘Bwiit's S{)ecific has a brisk and
constant sale with us, and the unis
versal verdict iz, that as a blood
medicine it has no rival.
Lankford & Toyman,Druggists,
Sherman Texas, ;
Mr. Jas. J. McCalley, of Monet.
Mo., says he had dyspepsia for
eight years, which mad: Lima
wreck, sick and suffering during
the whole time. After (rymng all
the remedies,ivcluding ali the doc
tors, in reach, he discarded every
thing and took Swift's Bpecifie.
He increased from 111 1o 1R
nds, and was soon a svun.d igid
K:a.ltby man. i
A Georgia J. ke.
Avother laughable incident oc—
curret down in Georgia recently.
A halloon wus sent up from a cirs
cus exhibiting in sone little town
in which the aeronaut was dressed
in favey costume. The bulloon
zailed off sonie ten miles eastward
and slizkted in a large field where
some cdozen darkies were hoeing
cotton. Among the number was
a verv old and rheumatic negro.
full of superstitions of his race,whe,
when ke saw the bold balloonist
step forih in his fancy costume,
imagined it was the Lord maki g
bis s~econd advent iato the world
Feeling the necessity of being ex
ceedingly polite to the new comer,
who had probably ealled for him,
he ruised his brimless hat avd sa
It d him thus: “lCood wmernin’
Mare’ Jesus, Low you lef' your
Pa®"
Bebby Burns Und':rstosd IL.
“Many and sharp the numer
ous lls
Tnwoven in our frame,
More pointed stiil we make
cur=elves
Regret. remorse and shame,”
Among tle most dangerous as
well vexing of ills *“inwoven with
our frama,”are Consumption, Asth
ma, Bronchitiz, cclds and lunz
troubles generally. Ilowever, the
timely use of Dr. Pierce’s Golden
Medical Discovery takesaway their
fearful consequence:, but which
neclected, leaves “regret, remorse
and shame.” But you need not
be ashamed to ask for the *“Discav
ery,” as it Lias become a standard
temedy,tound at all the druzstores,
where thousands eall for it
eyery day, and where it is recoos
nized s the leading meadicine for
ail lunz anthroat affestions.
bre You Skeplical?
If e 0 we will convinee you that
Acker’s Eaglish Remedy for the
lungs is superior to all other prep
arations, and i 3 a positive cure for
ll“” Throat and Lungz Troubles,
%(,’mup, Whooping € ouzh and
| Cold. We guarantee the prepara
| tion and will give you a sample
'ib«mlo. W. U KEeNbpßick.
SoA . o
Cholera in Kichican.
‘ Dr. ¥. D. Larke, of Rogers City,
| Michigan, says the epidemic of last
year in Presque Isle county, in
which so many persons lost their
ives, was choleric dysentary in
is.c‘ul ot cholera as idrst leported.
'He used Chamberliin's ~ Colie,
Cholera and Diarhea Remedy and
savs it succeeded where all other
remedies friled. Nota single case
was lost in which it waus used.
[This remedy is the most reiable
!aml most guccessful laedicine
kvown for colie, cliolera morbus,
dysentary diarrhoca and b.oody
flux. 25 aud 50 cent bottles {or
sule by all druggis's,
- Ga g
Is Life Worthliving?
Not if you o through the world
a dyspeptic. Acker's Dyspeptic
Tablet: gre a positive cure tor the
worst form ot Dyspepsia, Indiges
tion, Flatulency and Constipation
Guaranteed and sold by W. (.
Kendrick.
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BUILDING MADE CHEAP. ‘
—BY CONTRACTING WITH—
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GEO- VCPRCE, ‘
DAWSON . GA.
et d g e |
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Contraets for all kinds of builds |
ing token at lowest rates, and ma
terial furmshed when desired. 1
have been inthe business for fif
teen years and kvow my business
and guarantee my work,
REilll Worl.,
I have had a large experi nce in
this live, and guarantee to do pood
fll]d ('hc:lp \\'l)rk Oon new H'.“ls or
repairing old ones.
Gin Worl,
I buve had twelve yeurs experis
ence with machizery aod a full set
of tcols can make your old gin
work likea new ove. I have re
paired a larce unmber of gins and
have yet to hear the first complaint
of my work or price. I sharpen
gius by machinery or hand and al]
work “done will he mada payalle
October Ist, 1889,
‘ I will call on you during the
spring and summer months. This
s allowing you a showing, and I
hope you will hold your work sor
we. My address iy Lock Box
224, Dawson, Ga.
i GEO. V. PACE,
' Feb.2o, 1889,
THAS - ' :
! STATHAM & FARNUM,
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Livery and Sale Stables,
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TWAWBON, : "1 .Ga
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* The best Curriages and Buggies
Hor hirein the city, Horses hoarded
at 810 PER MONTH, apd sent
to any part of the city at all hours,
| Frarovarrers For Drovers
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*lf & woman is pretty,
To me 'tis no matter,
Be she blonde or brunctte,
80 she lets me look at her.”
An unhealthy woman is rarely, if even
beautiful. The peculiar discases to which 80
many of the sex arc subject, are prolific
causes of pale sallow faces, blotched with un
sightly pimples, cull, lustreless eyes and ema
ciated forms. Women so afHicted, can be per
manently cured by using Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription; and with the restoration of
health comes that beauty which, combined
with good qualitics of head and heart, makes
women angels of loveliness,
o ** Faverite Preseription*
is the only medicine for
"nnlur[u women, sold by druggists,
cgunder a positive
guarantee {rom the
manufacturers, that it will give satisfaction
in every case, or money wiil be refunded, It
18 A positive specific for all those painful disor
ders, irregularitics and weaknesses with which
80 many wotaen are afflicted,
Copyright, 1338, by WORLD'S DIS. MED. ASS'N.
DR. PIERCE'S PELLETS
m
Purely Vegetable !
Perfeciiy Harmiess !
UNEQUALED AS A LIVER PILL.
Smallest, Cheapest, Easiest to take.
One tiny, Slégmmnw\ Pelict o dose. Cures
Sick Headache, Bilious Hendache, Constipa
tion, ITndigestion, Bilious Attacks, and all de
rangements of the Stomach and Bowels.
25 cculs a vial, by druggists,
When the proprietors of a tlood remedy tell you
that iodide of potashisa peison simply becanse
their oppenents use it, their assertions are made to
deceive, and your use of 170 botties of inert stuff
their object. lodide of potash isas cssentialto a
true blcod remedy, as pure blood isessential to good
health. No remedy has proven
QUICK CURE itselfl so sufe, sure and QUICK
an eradicalor of mercurial,
syphilitic, scrofulous, malarial or other poison, for
=ign to health, that gets into bone and blood, when
allelse failsas B. B. B. Send to Dlood Balm Co.,
Atlanta, Ga, for illustrated “Bock of \Wonders,”
filicd with convincing proof of QUICK CURES of
scemingly incurable cases.
A. F. Dritton, Jackson, Tena., writes: “I con:
tracted malaria in the swanizs of Louisiana while
working for the telegraph company, and used every
kind of medicine 1 could hear of without relief. lat
£ last succeeded in breaking the fever
pOI SUN but it cost me over $:00.00, and then
my system was prosirated and satu
rated with poison and I became zlmost helpless, |
finally came here, my mouth so filled with sore:
that I could scarcely eat, and my tongue raw anc
ulled with little knots. Various remedics were re
sorted to without efiect. I beught two bottles of B
B. B.ond it has cured and strengthened me. Al
sores of my niouth are healed and my tongueentire
ly clear of knets and sareness, and I fecl Lke a new
man.”
R R. Saulter, Athens, Ga., writes: “I have been
aftlicted with Catareh for many years, zlthough ali
sorts of medicines and several doctors did their bost
tocure me, My blood was very impure, and noth
-2 : ing ever Liad any effect upon the
CATARRH dizease uatil I used that great
Biood Nemedy knownas b B
8., a few bottles of which elected an entire cure. 1
recomniend it to 2llwho have Catorrh, I refer to
any merchant or banler of Athens, Ga, and will
reply to any inquiriec.”
Benj. Morris, Atlaita, Ga, writes: “I had no
appetite, my kidneys felt
SORE TQNS[I_S‘ sere, my throat was ulcerat
ed and my breast a mass of
running sores. Heven bottles of .B. B, entirely
cused me! ¢y
LOOK OUT!
Groceries cheaper
than everalsoßoots
Shoes and Domestic
Dry Goods at ex
ceedingly low prices
On Sept. Ist. I pro
pose to adopt the
STOT CASH basis,
and I ecan by that
means affordto sell
from 10 to 25 per
cent cheaper, and
willdoso. To con
vince you that |
mean what [ say,
call and sce for
yourself,
I willalso buy gro
ceries, such as flour,
meat, bran, ete., in
quantities that will
secure the best and
lowest {igures, and
will give my cus
tomers the benefit
of it,
M.E. JENNINGS.
ot TATiE
- CURES IN FROM
C.) ong to five days.
|:| Manufactured gnjy by
m Crouch Bros.
- DAWSON, - GA.
& + + L 4
Price - Soets
TRHE
Finest Shoe Made.
ZEIGLER BRO'S.
LSy
/‘ ¢ J:.x"? A \
AU S
L e\f 3
Sold m ]} I , 4
Davis & lozier.
Nere You flrel
¥ De A d
SItADE BROS.
HHAVE
IITtC ' '
JUST ARRIVE
WITH TWO CAR LOADS
e p
Texas Horses
Call Ealy And Get The Pick.
BRYAN STABLES'
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wa B £
G (80
03 G
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FIFTH ANNUAL
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CLEARANCE SALE
iJune I to Aug. 1, 1889,
——— \
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! $25,000
Worth of Plan os and Organs
from best makers 1o be closed
outregardless ofcost or value,
Stock too larze. Mustconv ert
intocash orinstaliment asscots, |
Some, entlrofv?t“’ IN.\‘TRU-]
MENTS not used o day, |
Some, Nearly New—uscd a fesw
menths eniy, \
Seme, nseda year ar so.~Soeme,
used two io three years.,
Some, fine Second Mands—talen
in exchange, nud made sow in
ocurrepair Fuctory. Re.polished
—~Re-atrung. Hestored in Teone
and Action, nad made good icr
years of service, |
BARGAINS., EVERY ONE.
E A uiaY
EASY TERMS,
Your OWN THRIIN almost.
Vory light Montikiy Payments,
or Smnl! Cash Payment and bale
ance wien you get ready. |
CASH BUYS CHEAP,
Give you ali the time wanted |
but SPOT CAESH will save you
woney. TRY US CN. We wlll‘
meet you every time, |
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PIANOS
$5O, $75, $lOO, $l5O.
$24, $35, 350, $75.
VRITE FOR BARGAIN SHEET. '
SURIMER 18389.
LNADEN & BATES, S.M.H.
SAVANNAH, GA. |
7 5
BY FAR
The Bestand Cueapest Ronte
NEW YORK or BOSTON
—IB VIA—
-2 AT
SAVANNAH
AND THE -~
OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINE
—OF THE—
Centro Railrcad of Gegrgia.
SUMMER EXCURSION
TICKETS
Nov on sile at reduced rates,
Goad to return until O:tober Slst,
1889
Magnificent Steamers and ele
gant service. Frec from the heat
avd dust, incident .to All-Raii
Routes. If you are sick dic trip
will invigcrate and build you up.
GO EASY BY SEA AND YOU'LL NOT
REGRET IT.
Passengers, before purchasing tick
ets via other routes, would do well
to inquire first of the merits of the
merits of the Rroute via Sevannah:
Furthee information may be had
by by applying to the Agent at
station or to
M. S: BELKNAP, Genl. Manaver
W. I SHELLMAN, Truflie Man.
E.T. CHARLTON, Gec. Puss. |
Agent.
CLfD.E BOSTICK, Traveling
Pass. Agent.
South Georgia Male and Female Collede
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC fIND COMMERCIL
DAWSON, e - = GRERORGIA,
—— o———
MUSIC AND ART DEPARTMEN I' UNSURPASSED.
Only professional teachers, who know Iwl to teach and how to teach
are employed.
The very best homes for boarding pupils. For C:talogue and par
ticuiars address
Lleonidas Jones, Pres.
T. 0. WHITCHARD & 0.,
ARENOW PREPARED to MEET COMPETITION.
Our Groceries Are Fresh and Fancy.’l
—_——n——-
LOTUS PATENT FLOUR. i WM. HUME'S CUMBERLAND
SNOWF{.AKE } Patent FLOUR [ RIVER SALMON.
VEACH’S FAVORITE FLOUR. | ALLIGATOR OYSTERS.
ROYAL BU PER ITOBACCO.. AR OUR'S LUNCH-TONGUE:
M\GNOLTA HAMS. ! IMPORTED SARDINES, |
ARBU' KLE'S COFFEE. EVAI'ORATED FRUIT.
et () e
Just Received: iid
ONE CAR WHITE SACH SALT.
ONE CAR BRAY, RVE AKD BARLLY,
‘ ONE CAR TEXASRUST-PROSF SEED OATS
% 50 BUSHELS GEOREIA RUST-PROOF DATS.
il —~—GIVE US A CAI L——
T, O. WHITCIHARD & CO,
N. F. TIFT & CO.
! Hoving purchased the larze stock of N. & A F. Tift & Co. at a liber.
i al disconnt, are prepared to offer
ARG ATINS
{
'ln all lines. We have added largely to this stock and now have the
} most complete lire of
|NT7 % & X 5
" FARMER’S GOODS
{ln this seetion. Our line embracs HARDVARE \VOUT)EN
| WARE, BOOTS and SHOES, DRY GO). 8, GROCERIES, HATS,
| Ete,
| BUGGIES AND WAGONS.
| One car load just in and more tofollow. When you com» to Albany,
i which is the best cotton market in Southern Georzia. don’t tail to eal’
i nus; we will treat you right. N.F TIFPT &.00.
3R b}
l GH ’ : &
L Leads the state laving superior railroid ticiiitios she ean piy more
for cotton than any town in this section. She especiatly eaters for
i ek
- TERRYLL COUNTY COTTON
|
| And Terre!l planters may rest assured they wi'l zet the top prices.
! We have purchised the larz: warehouse ot Tift &Co and hive su
' perior lacilities for haudling cotton. Bring vour eotton to Aibany and
! store with us, and w. will convince you that whit we sy is true.
|
fER & WOOLFOLK
' CARI{ER & WOOLFOLK,
i
|AISIEPR COSOLDSTAND, : : : ALBANY. GA.
k=i
--PRANTER’S WAR=HOUSE-:-
® acth °
DAWSON, GEORGIA.
——— ) ———
I am still at my old stand, South side '
of the Public Square, on Main Street, and
am prepared to accommuodate all my old
customers, and #8 many new ones as feel
disposed to give me their patrounge.
f A go-d house for all persons who de
. sire to remain here at night, with good
l stalls for stock, and plenty of water m
! the lot.
| --Bagging and Ties--
i Always on hand. Patronage re-pectfully solicited.
’ Aug. 14, 1889. J. M. SIMMONS, Piorrigror.
o TO - THE
l
e EaN D EHS
OF
r I ’
[ERRFLL & ADJOINING COUNTIES.
In this, our NINTH ANNUAL CIRCULAR, we deem
it unnecessary to parade before you the usual advantages
that we have been giving our customers, as they are well
known, however we will say that we propose to do all that |
we have been doing for the past EIGHT YEARS. [
Now we are offering NEW ADVANTA GES to whieh |
we wish to call yonr attention,
We will carry an “open policy” of insurance on all cotton
in our warehouse, which our customers can have advantage |
of at the low rate we obtain by such a policy., We wil]l
also pay ONE FOURTH OF A CENT per pound on al]
cotton sold us on accoantin Angnst, ONE EIGHITI] on all
in September and ONE SIXTEENTH 1n October,
We hope our friends will figure on *his proposition and
see if it will pay to take advantage of, e knowit will.
We will retail to our customers, BAGGING and TIES |
at cost on the usual time. ’
Mr H O.Thornton will assist ovr regular corps of men |
in the warehouse department. '
We guarantee satisfaction and promise that your patron |
age will be appreciated.
Yours truly, ’
Dawson, Ga, July 20th, J. R. MERCER & CO.
.
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WITH ITS OWN VOLITION
s s () c
Like the Great town of Dawson, it is carried on to SUCCEsg
MERIT ALONE. By
The Southh~xreat Ga.,
MERCANTII IR O USSRk
Is as tull of good things as are the ferti'e farms around Dawsap,
—_———— 0 ——— .
LB Gl
Is the word, and we nropose to Lead the procession in our line, w,
feel that our efforts 10 nand'e » O
First-Class G—oodg,
at prices that defy competition, have been appreciated by the people of
thiz and surrounding counties, and makes us more than “ever determip.
ed to fill every possible wart that might ar'ce. We are in the lead ang
prepose to stay there, it LOW PRICES, ENERGY and FAIR DEAL.
ING will do it. Furmers, Mechanies, Professionals, and a] otherg
call in and look at the handsomest stoek of ; !
DRY GOODS, KOTIONS, BNOTS, SHOES,
HATS, HARDWARE and FURNITURE
L. Bouthwest Georgia. tlen we have feasted your eyes op the
goods, your pocket hook will fly open with its own volition, :
- A.J. I BAILIDWIN & 0
‘The Cheav Mercantile House, - . Dawson G
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4
“W. C. KENDRICK
| st W DRALER T 8 INGU
Drucs anp M epicines.
Maix Srreer, Dawsoy, Ga.
Pasa full line of everytling ustally keptin a '
DRUG STORE,
i They must be sold. CHEAP
’ o S iA ST
Sl () _Zé- ——— ,
C. E. FARR'R 15 v y agent,and all my business is enfrosted to him,
He is authorized to make ¢ ny scttlement, and give reeeints in my name
for any money due me: i
Farties owing me need not wait fo the top errop to open, or for my
return home to pay me, but remember that T am need the money to pn.\'
notes and dralts thar are now falling 'l-lf', g 0 come at the earliest l’“-‘\‘i"
| ble day and, pay t_h(' amount to Bud Faerav, and it will he Just the
i same thag as paying it to me,
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| W.C. RENDRICK, M. D.
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Watches, Jewelry,
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| Silverware, Clocks,
| spectacles &e,
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N. B. BARNES
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& %YR o S b AT .
Repairing atßock Bottom prices
Main Street,” Dawson. Go
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JEWELERS and DEALERS IN
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Pianos oz Or gans.
| WE keep constantly on hand the finest and largest assortment of goods
‘ in our line to be feund 3o uthwest Georgia, Coxsisii in part ef
Watches, Diamonds, Solid Silver and Fine Plated Ware. U‘:Ck"'
f Jewelry of ail kinds. Gold and Silver Head Cuanes and Um
brellss. Fine Table and Packet Cutlery, Scissors and Opera
' Glasses. Sewing Machine Needles, Oil, Parts and Attach
mente. Dentists Goli Foil, and everything else usually
keptin a Flrst crLass JeweLry Srore. Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry Repaired and Warranted.
Badges and Medals ninde to order.
GOOS WE SELT, ENGRAVED FREE.
l Our Music Departnient is filled with
First-class Pianos and Ovegans, Violings, Guitars, Ran
b 2 R
| Jos, Tambourines, Accordions, Strings and ‘Lrimmings,
| and all such other Goods as belong 1o that line. - Orders
| for Sheet Music wiil receive Prompt Atention. Our Mx.
f L. D. Lockuary, Jx., will go anywhere in Southwest Georgia
' to tune and Repair Pianos and Organs, or cail upon thos: “"-“-l'r. d
ing to buy. No house in the State can undersei} us in either line
2~ Write for Cataingue to
a »
James Fricker § Bro.
sept 19,1888,
Capt. John A, Fulton
Is agent for the Americus Re
corder,-The Atlanta Constitution
The Bunny South and The New
York Ledger aud the Macon Telen
graph,
L B A ——— . W ——————— T
flu N T H " ¢
Worms 1€
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