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PAGE SIXTEEN Phinizy & Co. COTTON FACTORS Augusta, Georgia ----- .... AUGUSTA TRUNK FACTORY M1 Broad, Wrong Bldo of Street. M. M. CLSCKLEY, prog. T TRUNKS, VALISES, suit CASES - ETC - Ladies* Hand Bags, Gents* Pocket Books, •‘Gillette” Safety Razors " • - (extra blades). Razor Strops, etc. (We are on the wrong side of the street, but on the right side of prices.) “Books are the food of youth, the delight of old age, the refuge and comfort of adversity, a delight at home, and no hindrance abroad; companions by night, in traveling, In the country.”—Cicero. Thus. E. Watson’s "STORY OF FRANCE" in two large, beautiful volumes. |AM Thos. E. Watson’s "LIFE OF NAPOLEON" lUußtnted |I.H Thos. E. Watson’s "LIFE AND TIMES OF JEFEERSON” Illustrated |2.GS Mr. Watson’s "BETHANY” ▲ true and thrilling story of the Old South and Civil War.... 91.25 Address JEFFERSONIAN, Thomson, Go. This is Absolutely Free to Yon TO READ IS TO THINK. TO THINK IS TO ACT. 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Box 26 Young’s Island, S- Complete History of Mebane Triumph Cotton and Photograghs Sent Free to All Jeffersonian Readers This is the only Big 801 l Cotton that has all the good poins, viz.: Strong, Thrifty Stalk, Big Bolls, Staying in after Opening, Large Yield per Acre and Highest Lint Turnout. The Special Feature of Superiority of this Cotton over all Others is the Largest Lint turnout which is from 36 to 44 per cent. This cotton is recommended by U. S. Agricultural Depart ment and Sought for by every Cotton State in the South. I know all about the Georgia cot ton, for I farmed there for ten years, and I KNOW that it will pay you to plant this cot ton. You send for my book, and let me tell you all about it. My friend, Mr. Watson, is going to plant some of my cotton. If you will read Mr. Watson’s publications and plant my . cotton, you will have a combination that the world can not beat. D. Y. 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