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WE TON & EVANS,
J. II. \vrsnix, - - Associate Editor
aUumy. fiEomiiA, - - - jiwitisT a, is;*.
Ammonia.
A very useful article. Vo , quoli
tlie followinjrfrom competent author
if v ; Put a tcaspooiiftil of amnionit
in a quart of warm soapsuds, dip
doth into it and go over your soili
pantaloons and sec bow rapidlvlJp
dirt will disappear: no sorqbVipj
will lie necessarv. To a pint of lipl
/rife
•lip in your fork or spoon, (or wlinl
ever von wish to clean) r»d>.rwith
soapsuds add a pint of the spirit
" ' - . n,(o
II) r|lb i wan ii
soft lirush. and then tintsh with clyr
mois akin. . For washing _
and mirrors it has no equal. .It will]
remove grease spots from every’ fa
ric without injuring the garpicutl—
Put on the ammonia nearly, clepr^ljy
on Molting paper, and set a * ‘
on it for a moment. Also a *
in water will cleanse and wWtfp
laces and muslins beaiitiftilly. A few
drops in a liowl of water, if the skin
be oily, will remove all unrlcanliuess
and disagreeable odors. Added to a
hot bath, it entirely absorbs ail pox-
ious suit il. and nothing is better .to
remove dandmtr from the hair. For
cleaning nail and hair-brnshes il is
equally good. For heartburn and
dyspepsia, the aromatic spirits of am
monia is especially prc|iarcd; ten
drops taken in a wine-glass of water
will gi\ ■ relief. For house plau|s,
live or six drops to every pint of wa;
ter, once a week, will inakg them
tlour:-h. It is also good jo, clean
plant jar*. So lie sore to keep a, Imp
lie o! it in the house, andltavc a glass
stopper as it cuts away cork. .
Rob Ingcrxoll Interviewed.
llob lngci-soll, the raging iiuidcl
and ltepublicaii orator, w hoso services
on the stump in 1876 would have been
rewarded by Hayes with an impor
tant foreign mission bad not the reli-
eious .■leni at of the country indig-
i .ml!} protested, left for Scotland,
!-• accumulate materials for a lecture
Upon tl»e life of Holier! Kurils. He
wa» interviewed upon the steamer’s
deck on a variety of topics. He com
mended Burns as-probably tiic.stoul-
e-l enemy that Calvinism ever had."
declaring that -his -Holy Willy’i
Prayer is tlie best argument against
Calvinism." This ltelief is probably
Ingersoir- motive ill tlie preparation
of a lecture on Hubert Kurus, "to*.
ing to iiolitics iu ti e course of the in
terview. lie said : ■' '
-I don't believe that Kraut will be
tlie nominee of the Republican party
for 1SS0. Hares lias made some ]ie<>-
ple think of Grant favorably as com*
laired with himself. Kraut is ‘the
man on horseback, who rode befotv
the man on crutches.’ Haves, through
his weakness, lias been Krant's best
friend. I think that Klaine will lie
tlie strongest Republican candidale
for the Presidency in 1880. * *
Whether Hayes will be allowed to re
main in the White House depend,
upon the result of the investigation of
the Potter Committee. IT they clear
ly show that tie was partite}* triM/tA:.'
undoubtedly he will be ousted. If
were in Congress 1 m
move to oust ’ ’ ‘
report satisfied me of his guilt. There
i» in this broad land enough bijr
hearted, whole souled manliness to
make it certain that if the report ol
the committee conclusively implieafe-
him he will be handed outsider of the
White House in a very short * time.
The talk about revolution and Mexb
eaHiring, if Hayes is put out of the
White House, is bosh. I would like
to know who would fire a gun for
Haves?
•sirMaw.
I Will Try Vrsrilar.
Hr llld.
I Ml WAS HIRED.
Delaware, Ik, Feb. if., 1877.
Mr. II. B.Strve!cs:-
Dr*r Sir—I wi*h loijlfpyou thU tretiumnv. that
you MAI enow, anti in ollirn know whal VtWllnr
ha* tint* lur «M* AI ton t twu yvars ago a rinall *>10
‘tmr tin mj leg; U *<«» Uranic a largo Ulcer, mi
inHibkouniothat that 1 ron»ultd thr doctor, hut I
cot no WrlltC, crowing wone from day to day. 1 anr-
frrrd terriljy, I could not not day or night; 1 was
aarvdoml my friend* thought I would nwer mvv-
* cowaalic# a don or at i'blumbua. I followed lux
NT, It did no rood, lean truly aay I was dt»-
At this time I was looking over my nr«»
aw your aflvvrtlarmvni of Vrgrtinc, tin*
i*urifler£ few cleans! ay the blood from
9 jSSiP
taking*** VOffrtiw.
Ian At Wsiklac, »n* dsrton t<
VsrSUnilUM
ItobSewaew'l't
■ Very mfMCtfully yours.
Is out* of th
hew In issi
“ m cf P. Afithonl A Son*. but. an-
tfj known, especially among the
arrU known In Cincinnati, lie i*
iMn morbid conditions of the Itltiwl
arc many dloaseot Ruck M salt-rheum, rlaff-wonu,
boil* carbuncle*, aorta, uktr» and I"
condition of thehlood try the Vvgrttiae, ami cure
iheaoalkctlnds. As n Wood purlfer it ha.* no equal.
Ita edfotyi aw wonderful.
8263Si
i cot the right medicine al
“ * jhta. 1 MUtiSUn)
_jrte*n bottles. My
gone, ami I am able to
nt four hundred dot
tier* t* I bought the
Yegetine toother*
. a buttle of It
excellent medicine.
F. ANTIION I.
of Drlawa: .
wealthy geo-
I'l.MIbtl 1878
IEON WORKS,
Macon, Ga.,
ABE m FULL QPEBATMM.
Sonil for n DrMriptiff Circular of
Mr’s Screw Cii Presses,
Of various kinds, for. Hand, Iloi-8e,| Water or Steam Power.
Oeo. "W. Cheves, Prlucipal.
rpilB FA 1.1# TERM or this popular Inatltation will open on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER NEXT,
any ilrailar Institution In the State. The course of study will be aa thorough and complete
vigilant watch-care of the Principal, both day a
'“TBS OK BOARD per S . ,
>1. washing, aoapa, towels and bed linen, uuln
BOARDING HOUSE, where your main will *
night: and In no eaae will they be permitted
School Month (4 weeks) f 1S.60. dll boarder* «
ment otherwise.
to leave
will l»o re
by special arrange*
RATES OF TUITION;
111 termed I Ate
In cotiurriion with the Principal will be a
r _ orpa of thoroughly tried Instructors. It
of the Principal throughout to have none as teachers save those or the (lighted order of merit.
Hoard and Tulliou must be paid promptly at the end of each school month.
will be the policy
VEGETINE
fartiHer.
lk>.i h.
It mv duty to say owe wonl iu re-
rit I have rrceived from the
itesl woodcr* of the world; il i«
have been owe of the gnate»t
4. right yean that ever rotikl l#e
I doUncerVlf thank my Hod and your Veg-
Asethe ifellrf I hweegoc. The Itbeuaislbou ha-»
' i an WBlcnt, that my f«*t broke mil
Uat three jrea.s I have not Uvn
tniw walk and sleep, and do tuy
r of the Mood Is shown ticyoud
i numbers who hare taken it,
late, relief; with such remarks-
VEGETINE
Is Seller than aay
‘ ill EDI CINE.
IIendesson, Kr^ Dec., 1877.
1 have mil II. R. Steven*' Vegrtine, and like ft
rtter than any mcsl'cinc I have wed for outifyinK
he Idood. One bottle of Vegetlne accomplished more
than all other medicines I have taken.
THOA. l.YNK,
«• llendenon, Ky.
Yegetine Is comprised of Root*, Rark* an • llcriw.
It Is Very pleasant to take; every child likes it,
VEGETINE
r .u ‘ Recommended by
M. O.’s
a long time
. . jt satisfaction.
A. II. PE FIRST. M. P..
Ilazlelon, I ml.
VEGETINE
Pr^wnlky
I. R. STEVES. BOSTON, MISS.
i“
regietlkc is Sold by all Drug-
u gists.
No deduction for liwd time, except in>C
P*or further p--* 1 —* 1 — " *—
Aug. 1,
•f protracted sickness of not less than two week*’ duration,
pood with the Principal.
CEO. W. CII EVES, ]>rini-i|Mil.
MOV A Id
S. W. GUNNISON,
DEALER IN
HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL mm
Sngar Mills amTlEettles, Cutlery* etc.
at OCSce,
m
Waabington Stnet, next door to Poat Office,
r VI ' ' “
AIJIAM', . aa. -
Rencwn nn invitwIioD lo old patron a, and MllsiU Uie
July 25, 1878-cl l 1 f
Itil Wipii
ON WHEELS
£m»m«v Moms
IS MANDFACTDRED BY
BAEINE, WI$.
We Make Every Varielj of
JfrnMintnw.
T. Pattison & ? iif
FOUNDERS. MACHINISTS M iffi,
Washington Street, Albany, Ga.
W^i
f t :->f -ino*/
.Mm
e#*onr GRIST MILL running on full time.
Patronize Home
Industry;
'.lyol*
■M
And by confining ouraelrea strictly to one elaas of work; by employing none hnl the
‘BEST OIF WOB/KIT^Ensr.
Uaing nothing but
First-Class Improved Machinery and the
Very Best of Selected Timber,
Anil by a THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE of the hiiaineea, we bare justly corn I'll i hr repu
tation of making -TBS BEST WAGON ON WHEELS."
We give the following warrnoty with eneb wagon;
WE HEREBY WARRANT the FISH BROS. WAGON Mb to be well mml- in eery
particular and of good material, and that the strength of the same ia auflicinil for nil
work with fair usage. Should any breakage occur within one year from thin date ‘
reason of defective material or workmanship, repairs for the eamo will lie rurniahri
place of sale, free of charge, or the price of said repairs, aa per agenl'n price lint, wilt
he paid in cash by the purchaser producing • sample of the broken or defective part:
as evidence.
’ r Titos G. Fish, )
< Enwin B. Fish, > FISH BEOS. Si C\
lUdna, 'Wla., January 1st, 1878. (J«o- c. iiuaaina, J
Knowing we enn suit you, we solicit patrensge from every section of (he Uniied
SialfH. Besul for Prints and Terms, and a copy of our Agricultural Paper lo
s.t —tui FISH BROS. & CO., Racine, Wis.
DAWSON CARRIAGE WO
THE PEOPLE
iiTKE OUR
Steam Engines, Saw Mills and
all kinds Castings and Machinery.
Repairing Steam Engines and Machinery a Speciality.
State.
[jp^T'Send for Circulars and the Lowest Prices in the
Ready for use in White, and over One Hundred Different Colon, made of strictly |»ure White Lead, Zinc
and Linseed Oil chemically combined, warranted much Handsomer and Cheaper ai.d to la^t TWICE AC
LONG as any other Paint. It has taken the FIRST PREMIUM at twenty of the State Fairs in the Union
and Is on MANY THOUSAND of the finest houses in the country. Address
SAMPLE CARD LENT FREE.
C. D. FINDLAY, Agt.,
Findlay Iron Works, Macon, Ga.
Mr. Hendricks’ recent apdccli eon
tains some solid facts that cannot be
kept too constantly willin'.
range of tbe average voter." Among
other things not lew important,- he
says: 1 - V
“The appropriations of the foiti
years of the Forty-second and Forty-
third Congresses amount to $7.1-2,353,-
541. which is at the rate and average,
of $183,005,885 per year. That
under absolute itepnblican role. The
appropriations for tlie two years ol
tlie Forty-fourth Congress, and the
first year of the Forty-fifth, amount
to $439,700,4.75, which i- at the rate o)
$153,233^188 per year. The Aoui|iaPi-
soii shows that during the ]>ast seven
years, four of Repuhlii-an control an*
three of Democratic House, theditler-
euee per year in favor of tlie people
is $29.862,387; or for the last three
years the aggregate saving is $89,587,-
191. Hear in mind llie-e are appro
priations during seven years for the
purposes above mentioaeil. . tWerc
we te> go farther haek the l{e|iuhliean
ex(>enditures would he inm-h larger.’’
Below is given tlieaunnl><tr,of part,
of pure silver in a tlionsantl in ’the
Ijest kuowu coins: The traile dollar.
375: the Mexican dollar, 870; the
new legal tender, 868; the Spanish
milled dollar, 865; American halves
anil quarters, 803*.'; mi sols of Fern,
S*W: iiu peses, 800: five friinr pieces!
S02: dimes and half dimes. 794; Can
ada, 778. Concerning the alloy used;
-ays a writer in the Hartford CohK
<mt, the l»est is the Mexican, sonic
gold being nxed. Two American half-
dollar- and one dime weigh one Mex
ican dollar—$1 10. The others rank
as follows : Five francs, trade dollars.
8|muisli milled, sols,legal tender.
lSri.Mioc am» Kimhai.i. Again—
The stockholders of the Atlanta Col-,
ton Factory met <ni Snlnvitny aW t
elected II. I. Kimball iVesident, with
the following Hoard of Director
If. I. Kimball, John (,’. Keck, C. \V.
Hiinnirull, il. T. ITiillijis, M. it. Ker
ry 1 , V. IL Tommey, Rufus B. Bullock*
IV. II. Inrnan, W. IS. (.’ox. Bonds lo
tlie amount of $150, 1 000, due in 1883,
and lo-ariug 10 per rent, intcrerst, arc
to be is-tieil and -old for notices than
par. , i t r :
Mr. 1C. C. Humber, of i'utuam
county, writes to the Millcdgevillc
(Jhl Cajlitlll that in I860 he bought
“thirteen ewes for nine dollars and
thirty cents. ('ol. lee Jordan, who
was then my neighbor, presented me
witlia Merino buck. From the above
investment I have realized to date,"
more than riijlit. Imnilrcil ilollnm, and
liavc about one hundred bead of
sheep on hand.”
Twenty thousand caldn passengers,
according lo an estimate of Hie New
York Hrrulil, have left that port for
Kurope this summer—the largest
■lumber during any single season.—
The tide, however, is now setting to
wards tliis. country, ami for the re-
inainder of the season the arrivals
will show a weekly increase over de
partnres.
ie Seasons Why:
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The Latest Improvement ami Cheapest in the Market !
; Is a model of Simplicity, Durability, ami Superiority in every
respect overall father Machines.
THE VERTICA1/ FEED BA K involve?i n new fraftirt, possessing
i one of tbe 100*1 vnloable working principle* ever inventeil
THE DAVIS VERTICAL FEED SHUTTLE LOCKSTITCH
SEW IJV O MACH I ATE »# bejrofnl queiiliuu mote Ueairable for nil kinds o! work
1 hull nny other machine in use.
It is tbe only prnclical .Machine for lie in in Ing bins Alpnccn, I’oplin. or other goods
of this description, without lukMlitig, and is especially adapted to dress.inaking in nil its
branches. U has obtained the highest premiums whenever exhibited in competition
with other Mecbines The Davia has the most complete Attachments ever applied to n
dewing Machine, and will d.» n great ran^e of work without basting that cautiol be done
by any other.
Send for price list and descriptive circulars to
J. G. STEPHENS,
aupH:Gm ALBANY. GA.
Farrington & Price.
Power, in ,a Nntuhell!
’> in THOM AS’
PAIS ALLEVIATOR
JL POWERFUL
ExtemalRemedy
WOK TIIK l-t’M fi
UOldR
regsri lo name. A* an
INTERNAL REMEDY
;-«tandinf, or wry olMtinat<
rate * pfotr of flannel with the .
4IATOR and Mod on tbe uart afftrlel. i
Df»SK.-IO to W dnrjm, fur an aflulb,
In a wlne^rtaaa of water or milk, lo Ie*
repeated if iHiuMty. Children arconft-
liiie to age.
/«* mtU Ity
GEO. H. THOMAS,
APxm'i, fi*.
\mivhh swm’iv
City Mundial’H Sales.
Allrany, !!■., «#n tire fintl T.ieidjy kn S#-|#teiu-
t#er ne*t, within the Irgal l*«nr». of wile, the ft.llu*-
in/ K-^erly,
I. ul for the year 1878.
Awgnot 1,1878.
' MUnfy apceiol city 1
If tlie I’lanlrr will me the felrbralrd
“KIANAHAIS"
COTTON CLEANER
It oan Glean Twenty-fivo Bales of Seed Cotton
in a Day.
It will open and make the lint stand out beauti
fully on hard, immature looks, so often found in
first and last piokings.
It will not leave two ounoes of dirt In five thou
sand pounds of seed ootton.
Seejadverti»umom of our I XL Cotton Gin in another
place in' this paper.
Send for circulars, special circulars and price lists.
C. S. & G. W. FIND AY,
Head of Third Street, MACON; GA.
aug8 3moa '
Are Yon Going to Paint?
Then use Miller Bros’
I®.
MILLER BROTHERS.
*9.81 A 88 St Clair Street. CLEVELAND. OHIO
■ and Morphias habit cared.
I Opium Cailng. to W. B. Squire^
I Worthington, Oinm Co., led.
Manhood nod all disorders brought on by indla-
errtiou or excetm. Any DruMlst baa the inrre-
‘ ddma, Dr. W. JAGUE8 A CO v
alls Ntreot. Cincinnati, O.
Barham’s Infalliblo
PILE CURE.
MARRIED
LIFE
PREMIUM LIST
-FOR THE —
DR. BUTTS
No. 12 N. Eighth St.
^fl St. Louis, Mo.
I Who toe had fwtrr exaerlsnes fa dn treatment of the
I sexual troubles of both mSeawl fwwW Uan tor phjiidaa
ia the West, fires tin mulls of bis loot and souxssfld
practice in hie twe mw wMrke,Juet published, entitled
The PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRIAQK
The PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVI8ER
IBooks that are really OaMra sad SelMaetractere in all mat
ters pertainfhg to Maakeed and Wenaaksad. and aupply a
wanTuxif fidC They are kMUOlAillr NlnelnM, and in plaia
language, easily understood. The two books emhmce MS
pages, and contain valaekte lafkmatlea for both tneirisd and
oteotedrith all the recent iasproveasMts tamed icaltmtasot
that our homepspers ssy t rTbe knowledge imparted
oita* new works is in no way orqnrstionaole char-
pt is something that ovvry ooe ahooU fca»w, TM_
MHRKe victim of early IntnmMMMflHlfl
perfectly healthy rntybe.buf
of life, and the Hoaaa, in
from the many ills her sex
to."—St. Louis Journal.
rovcL&R PRicxs—on dB
both tn ODe Yolume, pi; in cloth !
gilt, 15 ctt. extra. Sent under sealTl
| receipt of price in money or stamps-
DR. RlCir
37 Court Place, LOUISVILLE, KY.5
jaa;
GleeV Btristsrs,freCaS s
9 eared/ PaUeats traatsd kya
i free and I art tad. chargaa ra..-.. ..
»Strictly coofldsntUl
A PRIVATE COUNSELOR
TAKE WABHIHG*
fou've Been lluiuliug’eed Long Knough I
at short notice, the very heat out and out hand-made
HARNESS, BRIDLES. ETC..
from the very bent materials. I am prepared to fill
any order iu the way of Buggy, ('arriaMO, llockaway,
Wagon, Plantation and any other kiud of Harness,
and pledgo myself to give you a good, honest, sub
stantial job. GIvo me your orders, either In person
by mail, and I assure you you will lie pleased.
. —ft a. r • »——{J, gf f 1 —“ *
ivouabl
N. (inwwi
Broad it, Albany, 0a,
J. W. Yanket.
BARNES & YANKEY,
Livery, Feed and Sale
STABLE.
I'tne a 1 real, Albany, Georgia.
All kiuiln of Veliiolea, Saddle florses,
Ac . ready to turn out on short notice and
at reasonable rales, Special attention paid
lo the shelter and cere of stock.
Horses and Mules
far aal* at all aeaioat. ,
*pt4-5m
FALL FAIR
—OF TBE—
S. V. Ga. Industrial Association.
CLASS 1.
For the largest crop of cotton grown on one acre
of upland, with a statement of mode of culti
vation, amount and kind of manure used, pe
riod of planting, number of times plowed and
hoed, kiud ot seed used, and giviug cost of pro
duction { 5
For second largest ditto ;;
For the largest crop of cotton grown on 5 acres
land in one body, some requirement-s as al*ove in
For second largest ditto. &
For the largest crop of corn grown ou one acre
of upland, same requirements f>
For accond largest ditto a
For tlie largest crop of curu on 5 acres upland in
one body, same requireiuents. It*
For second largest ditto f»
For the largest crop of wheat growu on one acre.
Name requirements 10
For the largest crop of field |*eas raised on I acre r>
For t he largest and best crop of grass bay raised
ou one uk....«.... r>
For the largest crop of rice grown 011 one acre of
upland f»
For the largest crop of oats, one acre f»
For the largest ditto, .1 acres in
For the largest crop of rye, one acre f*
For the Ingest crop of sweet potatoes grow n 011
one acre, the crop to be arrived at by digging
and measuring an averr - - —
For the largest crop of
eighth or an acre......
For the largest crop of ground peas (piuders)
Taiaed per acre, the crop to l*e ascertained by
d'gging and measuring an average eighth of
to have the land measured and the article* weighed
or measured in the presence of three disinterested
and reliable witnesses, and certificates produc'd
from them, with liberal samples of all the crops, and
to make affidavit as requi-ed below:
GEORGIA, COUNTY: I do solemnly swear
that I raised a crop of——tlio pr»*sent y
land measured deserilied by* , and that tin
(ootton,corn or other crop) produced 1* said
was actually made and gathered by said parlies and
no portion of it was grown on any other land.
(signed)-
jworn to ana auneertbea nett
of-
j this day
Sworn to and subscribed before
-1878.
The requirements above must be furnished in wri
ting to the Secretary at the time of making the
entry.
No premiums will he awarded for vicld of any
crop unless liberal samples are exhibited.
GLASS 2.
Best variety of corn, with two bushels as sample,
weight to lie considered.... 8 3
Best variety of sweet potatoes, two bushels as
Best variety oi peas, one bushel as sample ~
Best bushel of rice, weight considered 3
Best bushel of Irish potatoes, Georgia raised 3
Best 5 bushels largest sweet potatoes 3
Best bushel of chnfas 3
Best two cashaws - t
Best bale upland cotton I«
Second best ditto. r*
Best bale of wool of 300 pounds or more 3
When the premium Is for one or more bales ol cot
ton, all the bidet must be on the grounds. All (tales
to average 450 pounds each.
Other special premiums will be ottered for exhibits
of special merit.
L. E. WELCH, President.
T. ill. CARTER, Secretary.
PREMIUM LIST
S. W. Ga. Intotrial Association
ADVERTISING RATES LOW.
The publication of the Premium l.i«t of the tooth-
wesi Georgia Industrial Association has been uwmiiI-
ed us, and we will begin work at once. The pamph
let will be completed Just in time lor merchants and
other business men to publish their fall advertise
ments. There will be an edition of about
ONE THOUSAND
published and distributed throughout iVmghetiy
and the other counties of Southwest Georgia, which
makes It at once a good agency through which ad
vertisers may reach t ho trading public at a small
cost. Thoprtrohas been fixed very low, aud we
hope this will be appreciated. Note these price..
Price per Page... . ..S]0 00
Price per Half-Page... 7 50
Price per Fourth-Page 5 00
aa convenltnL at this office.
WESTON & EVANS,
FabUilun.
T. J, HART, Proprietor.
Mannfaetases
a
nsb-n lodl
.eiift’?
For
Good Material
HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY™
Faria an.l Wagon Repairing will be well and prompt), done b, abiHfol.esd callable
workmen wno bare been in hie employ for * number of jean.
JteS-Ao exhibit of whal can be done in Ibe Bomb in tbe abore Une will be wilBMnd
by (be | eople of Dnugheriy end aurronndine eonntiaa nt Ibe spring fair of thu Booth-
wesi Georgia ImluEtriel Association.
T. J. Harte r
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THE AMERICAN
SEWING
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It Sells the Easiest and always Satisfies.
AGENTS we ask you to try it, and offer you special •.
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Jo C. JVEBMJVUER, Manager.
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MANUFACTURERS OF
Steam Engines,
[FROM 4 TO 40 HORSE POWER-]
Also. IVIn-at-Tlircsbing Engines prepared to mount on any ordinary farm-wagon.
Grist Mills, Cotton Presses,
Cant* Mills and Syrup Boilers, Shaftings, Pulleys,
AND ALL KINDS OF UA8TINGS.
Prompt attention paid to Repairing MILLS AHU MACHINERY* % i.
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ALBANY
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And Planing Mill*
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Are prepared to DRESS AXD MATCH LUMBER with accuracy and di>-
patch. Scroll Work, Turning and Moulding of any desired pattern done to
order.
Hough and Dressed Lumber Constantly On Hand.
Having superior facilities, we are prepared to contract for
BUILDING and ^REPAIRING.
Mn. <’. II. Kahton will in all cases give ltia personal attention to work;
undertaken, which is sufficient guarantee that all who favor us will get good
hmiesl work, neatly and quickly performed:
GUT REPAIRING- A, SPECIALTY.
Send in your orders NOW, as we may be too much crowded with work
10 accommodate you later in the season. All work guaranteed.
KIN GEARING ofall kinds made to order. Our motto: Cheap Work,
ami spot cash. C. U. BARTON & CO.
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