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u. s.
PIANO CO.
$390.
It costs less than S3OO to make any S6OO Piano sold
through agents, all of whom make 100 per cent, profit.
We have no agents, but ship direct to families at factory
, r We' make ohly one style and have but one price.
Two Hundred and Ninety Dollars net cash,
with no discount to dealers or commissions to teachers.
Our lumber is thoroughly seasoned —our cases are
Double Veneered with Rosewood—have front round
corners, serpentine bottom and carved legs. We use
the full iron plate with overstrung bass—French Grand
Action with top dampers, and our keys are of the best
ivory with ivory fronts. Our Piano has seven octaves,
is 6 feet 9 inches long, 3 feet 4 inches wide, and weighs
when boxed, 955 pounds. Every Piano is fully warran
ted for five years.
Send for illustrated Circular in whyh we refer to over
I 000 Bankers, Merchants, &c., (some of whom you may
know,) using our Pianos in 47 States and Territories.
Please state where you saw this notice.
U»S. PIANO CO., 810 BROADWAY, N. Y.
mar—ts.
RE-A R M S
—AND—
SEWING MACHINES!
New Double-Barreled Breech-Loading Shot
Guns, Snap and Positive Action, with patent
Joint Check—a marvel of beauty, finish, and
cheapness ; the celebrated Remington Rifles—
adopted by nine different Governments, and
renowned throughout the world for military,
hunting and target purposes; Pistols, Rifle
Cades, Metalic Cartridges, etc.
Also, manufacturers of the new
Remington Sewing Machines!
To which was awarded the Medal of Progress of
the late Vienna Exposition.
This machine has sprung rapidly into favor as
the best made machine in the world, and pos
sessing the best combination of good qualities,
namely: light running, smooth, noiseless, rapid
durable, with perfect lock stitch.
Send for circulars.
E. REMINGTON & SONS,
dec-ly Ilion, New York.
HI s>5T- f ' ; • T^^i^ v /nE-::^v
COR. BROAD AND ALABAMA STREETS,
- GEORGIA.
A STANDARD INSTITUTION.
UIIGESnBEST PRICTIUL BUSINESS SCHOOLISOUTH,
CONDUCTED ON ACTUAL BUSINESS PRINCIPLES.
SUPPLIED with Banking and other Offices, combining every known facility for imparting a
thorough Practical and Systematic knowledge of the science of accounts in the shortest
possible time, and at the least expense.
BBT This is the only Business School in the City presided over by a Business Man and
Practical Accountant, any other making such pretentions is a fraud and imposition on the public.
Our reference, the leading Bankers and Business Men of this City.
MT No Classes, Students admitted at any time. Catalogues containing Terms. Ac., mailed
Dec to any address
B. F. MOORE, A. M., President
miTOLSWBmK & HMTIOX
GEOLOGY
AND
MINERALOGY
OF
GEORGIA
With a particular
description of her Rich
Diamond District, her Gold, Silver,
Copper, Lead, Iron, Coal, Kaolin, Graphite,
Mica, Fire Clay, Corundum, Man
ganese, Slate, Marble,
etc., ect., etc.
This work is accompanied with a perfect Topo
graphical and Geological Map, with a profile
showing the geology of the country, which will be
of great value as a reference to persons hunting
for minerals, etc. It shows the new countries
and new railroads, which every farmer, mechan
ic and merchant ought to have for reference, as
they can see at a glance where the different met
als, gems and precious stones, coal, and also cre
taceous and postpliocene tertiary or silurian fos
sils may be found. It is the only geological
map of the State that has ever been published,
and is worth more than twice the price of the
hook.
Conditions.—lt is printed from new type,
comprised in one 16mo. volume of nearly 250
pages, and will be sent by mail, post paid, to any
address, on receipt of One Dollar.
Address,
SOUTHERN PUBLISHING CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
WIRE RINCS.
.Will not Runt or make the
NN llog’a None Sore.
V X. A Hardware Dealers sell them.
” V linger, tl.00; Tin Bings, per
V 100, 60c 4 Coppered Hings,
60c - • ' r ” n R H - tl by mail,
I postpaid. Circulars free.
W. Util «L Co. Decatur.HL
Sept—Onios
ISM
HYGIENIC HOTEL
—AND—
HEALTH INSTITUTE,
13 t 15 LAI3H" STMZT, HZW TOBZ.
Thia well-known house is convenient of access from
all parts of the city, six lines of Ijorse cars passing near
the door. The table is supplied with the best kinds of
food healthfully prepared, special attention being paid
to breads, fruits, farinaceous foods, vegetables, etc
This house is noted for its pleasant parlors, and the
cheerful, home-like feeling which prevails. Connected
with the Hotel are Turkish Baths, the Swedish Move
inent-Cure, Electric Baths, etc. Circulars free. Herald
of Health, with Shakspeare Premium. $2.00 a year.
DRS. WOOD & HOLBROOK,
mar—6t Proprietors.
SUBSCRIBERS TO
Our Own Fireside
have choice of any of the following articles for a pre
mium, viz.:
One of the Following Chromos,
■■Mischievous eAttack,’’ 15x18. After Reinharts’ S6OO
Painting. ‘ Edmonson’s Fruit,” 14x17. The best Fruit
Chromo made. “Cross Triumphant,” 14x17. The best
Chromo of Cross and Flowers, or a GOLD SCREW
PENCIL, or 81. ACK WOOD'S DRESS SKIRT ELEVA
i TOR, or one copy of
“I’ll K MX >N T A NAS.”
| Buying the Paintings of celebrated artists, and hav
■ ing our own Chromo Plates made, we have better pic
: turns than those offered by other publishers.
The Gold Pencil has a Patent Screw which lengthens
and shortens it It is lour inches long when open. It
{ retails for sl. When ordered as a premium ten cents ex
tra must be enclosed to pay for mailing in a registered
letter.
j The fashionable effect of drawing the skirts a trifle
' back is produced by the Elevator. One simp’e motion
; elevates the skirt, another lowers and extends it. The
largest trail dresses can be worn with comfort and
! cleanliness. When selected as a premium, 10 cents ex
tra must be Bent for mailing same.
“THE MONTANAS” I* a Novel, written by Mrs.
I Saliie J. Battey. “This is an interesting story well
i told, full of the pure heartedness and high heartedness
of Its most excellent author.”
This lx>ok will be sent by mail on receipt of $1.25.
When selected as a premium, 10 cents extra must be
ent for mailing.
YOIfwANT
Our Own Fireside
FOR ITS GOOD STORIES! FOR ITS FASHION
ARTICLES! FOR ITS MISCELLANY! FOR
ITS HOUSEHOLD NEWS !
For Its
PURCHASING DEPARTMENT,
Through which every desirable article in New York is
furnished at the lowest rates without extra charge.
“OUR OWN FIRESIDE”
IS A HOME •JOURNAL
FOR TH Fl RESIDE,
: Almost In Its fourth year. Sixteen large pages, with
' illustrations. Price. $1.50 a year.
j E\cry subscriber having choice of one of the desira
! blc articles above named, makes this paper the cheapest
published.
sub sc ni be no w. ues
Canvassers Wanted
IN THIS VICINITY FOR THE ABOVE PAPER.
Send three cent stamp for sample copy.
Address*.
01R OW.W FIRESIDE Pl BUSHING CO.,
Roon 4, StN BVILDIX'.. N. Y.
ANY ARTICLE
PURCHASED FOR YOU!
Ladies', Gentlemen s, or Children's Garments, any
Household Goods. Musical Instrument,
or Fancy Article.
ANYTHING YOU WANT,
AND WITHOUT EXTRA CM ARO E.
Send three cent stamp for circular. Address,
PURCHASING AGENCY OF
“OUR OWN FIRESIDE,”
augly Room 4. Suu Building, N, Y.
Strange But True!
The Toong' Qua Cucumber grows to weigh 70
pounds each and line quality. 15 cents per seed; 10
seeds, sl. Snake Cucumber grows from 2to 8 feet
long, and coils like a snake. 20 cts. per paper. Per
sian Watermelon. Very superior, and keeps per
fectly fresh and sweet throughout the winter. 20 cents
per paper. Strawberry Watermelon, finest in
cultivation: 200 prizes: 10 cents per paper. Japan
Radish. Pods 2 feet long, and delicious; 15 cents per
paper. Mammoth Cabbage. Heads weigh from
20 to 60 pounds each: tender and sweet: 10 cents per
paper. Conqueror Tomato, ten days earlier than
any other variety; 25 cents per paper.
JAPAN PE AS.— 2OO bushels per acre on common
land; unequalcd for stock or table use: grows on an
upright stalk. 15 cents per paper, 50 cents per pint, 80
cents per quart.
CHUFAS.— Furnish grazing all summer and food
for yourself all winter; fine lor poultry, and fattens
more hogs than ten times the area in corn ; 150 bushels
per acre on poorest land. 10 cents per paper, 10 cents
per pint. 75 cents per quart. $lO pe,r bushel.
ROSE SLIPS— With good roots, of any variety the
purchaser may choose, at 4 for 50 cents. 9 for sl, 20 for
$2. 100 for $9
Also, potato, cabbage and other plants at low rates.
Seeds and roses by mail, post paid. Send for our free
catalogue, giving full list, descriptions and testimonials
from those who have grown the above seeds.
Address,
SOUTHERN SEED & PLANT CO.,
Gallatin, Tcun.
Lb Meschacebe says of us: “Their rare and prodi
gious vegetables elicit the admiration of all who have
the good fortune to visit their celebrated gardens at
Gallatin. mar-3m.
Mark W. Johnson, Woo W 4 Co.
COTTON
COMMISSION MERCHINTS,
AND DBA! EKS IN
Agricultural Implements,
MACHINERY, FERTILIZERS, SEEDS,
AND
Improved LIVE Slock!
SLATE ROOF WAREHOUSE,
ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA.
GENUINE BRAHMA EGGS
FER DOZEN, $4.00.
Large Stock of Amber Seed Corn, Baggcrly’s
Prolific Corn, Mammoth Dent, Broom Corn ;
also Doura Corn, very fine for Fowls, 50 cents
per quart.
Sorgo Seed, Japan Peas, Improved Cotton
Seed, Grass and Clover Seed, Tobacco Seed, etc.
Also, large stock of Guano, Agricultural imple
ments, Wagons, Buggies, etc.
Send for Price-list.
MARK W. JOHNSON, WOODRUFF & CO.,
nmr Atlanta, Georgia.
OPIUM
HABIT CURED.
A certain and sure cure, without inconvenience and
at home. An Antidote that stands purely on ita own
merits. Send for my quarterly magazine (it coats you
nothing), containing certificates of hundreds that have
been permanently cured. I claim to have discovered
and produced the frtf, original, and only sure cure for
opium easing.
Dr. S. B. COLLINS. LaPorte. Ind.
B. M. WOOLLEY, Sole Agent Southern States. Atlanta,
Georgia.
Vll flrat orders front the South for Medicine
should be forwarded through him. Office in Park Med
ical Institute, comer Broad and Mitchell Streets, At
lanta. Ga. mar
Wanted I 5,000 more subscribers for the
Rural Southerner and Plantation—the farm
ers' friend. S 1.00 per year; 50 cents for six
months; 25 cents for three months; six copies
$.500; fifteen copies for SIO.OO. Send in your
names at once I
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