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WK DAtf gay-
••1 don't hear much about your j>a
lately,” said tlie groceryman to the bad
boj’, as he showed up one morning be
fore breakfast, to buy a mackerel. “He
is alive, ain’t he? Is he in politics yet?
and the groceryman took a email rutty
mackerel by tho tail and alapped it
against the inside of the barrel to get
~ ’ wrapped *
the b
thick paper, heavier than* the fish before
he weighed it.
“Kohl on there, please,” said the boy
who was watching tho proceeding!*
“Weigh the mackerel, separate, pleasi.
and then weigh the paper, and charge
the fish to pa and tho paper to yourself. _._ F
That is all right. Yea, pa ia alive, but I permit Deati
he is not in politics, lie waa throwed know well h.
out of politics head first, on two occa- hither. Ord
sioastho night before election. You queueti
On hit conch of lace, the little Dau-‘
phin, whiter than the cushions upon
which he lies, reposes with closed eyes.
They think he alumbers; but no, the
little Dauphin does not slumber.
He turns toward his mother, and,
seeing that ahe weeps, he says to, her:
“Madame the Queen, why do yon
cry? Do you really believe, like the
rest, that 1 am going to die?”
The Queen would answer, hut her
sobs prevent her from speaking.
and that a Dauphin does not die thus.”
But tho Queen sobs more passion
ately than ever, and the littlo Dauphin
becomes really afraid for the first
Lei
c to mount
a hundred
. _ t which party gives him the best I under our windows, and let the gt
show to mah*j«f>eeche8. He has got stand by them night and day,
speaking on'Jhc brain, and if he can gat 1 matches lighted. And woe to L»<
up before a crowd and say feller citizen I he dares to come near us!”
nd not get hif with a piece of brick Then i a order to please the
lioi
n picnic for pa. This
spring lie went with the temperance and
aalooti people. Yon know the temper
ance people and saloon people sort of
united on a candidate, and pa was red
hot. llo wanted to speak - The fellows
showed pa that he had got to be careful
and not get mixif, and they tnrned him
loose to speak.^Tho night before elec
tion pa went iu a hall where there was
to ho a meeting, nml he got np and said
what the people wanted was the high
est pos.vible licence, enough to driveont
half tho saloons. Ho was just going
on to demonstrate what a blessing it
would be if t here was only one saloon,
when some one, took him by the neck
and threw h.m through a window. It
seems that it waA a meetiug of people
who were opposed to any license, and
e<! everybody should be al-
e!l Honor for nothing. A
picked pa tip and took the
sh from over his neck
pickevi the bro^qn glass out of bis
and pants, nnd walked him around, and
told him of his mistake, and pa admit
ted that what the people jwpted was
free trade in whisky. He said that now
he thought of 'it there was np justic<
king people pay for the privilege
child, the
who believ
ong:«;
mak*
heard the rumbling of tb«
p cannon rolling into the van
, and forty tall lansquenets, arm-
ith partisans, range themselves
about the room. They are att veteran
troopers, with gray mustaches.
The little Dauphin claps his hands
SUMTER COUNTY.
City Marshal Sales for Jane.
Will be sold before the City Council Cham
ber door. In the dty of Americas, on the
first Tuesday In June next, the following
P Sutiri lot In the dty of Americas,
■vied on as the property of Ben Harris to
satisfy one special tax if fa In favor of the
-—---"jityOonncU of Americas, Ga.
lH&l, vs tea Hants. Bounded
ibyLamsrStreet,on thewest
and sooth by James WUs, and — “*”
by Andrew Doyle.
Also at the same time and place will be
.Id, one boose and lotto the city of Amer
icus, Ga. levied on as the property of Ale i
U-ittenden, to satisfy one cii> Ux II tail
favor of the Mayor and Cltj Uxincil of
Americus, Ga., for the year lSSJ^viAJex
Crittenden. Bounded on the west by Troup
Street, on the north by an alley, on the «sat
by Willis Turner and James Lockett, on the
-mth lor vacant land.
lit the same time and place will be
sold, one house and lot In the city of amer-
ens. Ga., levied on as the property of John
“arneth to satisfy one city tax fi fa In favor
the Mayor and City Connell o! Am-rVcus,
Ga, for the year i883, »s Job- **
Bounded on the south by Lestei
the west by vacant land, on the
east by Billy Dykes.
Also at the same W«v,-
•old, one house and lot lathe city of Amen-
the property of aaiy
city tax fi la in favor
..inch of Americus, Ga.,
the year 1883T vs ham Dickson. Bound-
„ on the eastby Forest Street, south by
James Russell north by Charles Catledge,
LINGO,
THE BEST jfiND
expression.says: “ThatCJol- JohnG.Cold-
well’s well fixture, as represented by the
cat, is the be-t water-drawing attachment
ever Introduced. In two mouths it has had
unprecedented sale of one thousand, ana
the demand is increasing dally.
It Is neat, durable and cleanly. Its sim
plicity, without any complication Is one of
the chief merits. Tberr is nothing to get
out of order. You can lift one hundred gal
lons of water In eiubt minutes, requires less
exertion than any pump or elevator ever
offered to the public. Any child can draw
the water from the well with ease. As a
benefactor In giving impulse to this public
... - stands the peer of
t be killet
!,orr
tears trickle down his bronzed cheeks
Sndder.lv the chaplain approachei
the li*.tle Dauphin’.-* bedei-lc and com
nonces to talk to him in a very, vert
low voice. The little Dadph
to him awhile with a very *
look; then, enddcnly interrupting him,
' h *'hed
time and place will be
l lot lathe city of A!—’
u levied on as the property of
Dickson to satisfy one city Ux fl la In
of Mayor and City Council of Americus, Ga
iyear 1 M3, vs Sam Dickson. Bound
the eastby Forest Street, south by
Russell north by Chari “
western boundary not known.
mayttds CityMarshal,
Sumter Sheriff Sales for June.
Will be sold before the Court House door,
in the city of Americus, Sumter county ,Gm.,
on the first Toeedey In June next, the fol
lowing property, to-wit:
Out? dwelling house and lot on which same
Is situated in the city of Americus, bounded
noith by Lamar place, west by Jesse New,
south by W.T. Davenport, and eastby J. W.
Jordan, Sr., containing one acre more or
• vied on as the property of Mingo
satisfy one fi fa Issued from Sum-
j court in favor of K. E. Cobb va
Mingo G faze. Property pointed out In said
Also one house and lot in the city of Amer
icus, in Barlow's lawn, bounded as follows:
on the north by lands of a H. Hawkins, on
the east by Unds of W. I. Murray and S.
n. Hawkins, on the south by Furlow
street, and on the west by lands of Lew
Boseorth. Levied on as the property of
Mrs. M. B. Mathis, to satisfy one fi fa to-
’ from the Justice Court at the 789th
let G. M. In favor of S. Krouskoff vs.
M. B. Mathis. Property pointed * ‘
an ! \
reli all you tell
n ivould take him
thought he coulil
?r!t right before the assembly.
Well, tl.e policeman is the meanest
man in tuv.-n. »Hc took M to anoth
er hall, around a block, where there
was a in* e:ing of thy high .license peo
ple; and hp wool in, tMnkfiw it was the
one 110 was nt-first. VM kind of
thatflicyriid not attack hint
ere busy signing a petition
ay signing a petition
Pa jw anted a minute
to think a]- something to sav, an 1 then
he got up on a chair an® laid, Mr.
(Ihairmaa, thia ia-® .matter wc are all
interested in, rmd the humblest citixcn
may speak. 'After atfidying this mat
ter thoroughly, looking atit ia all its
bearings, and euroming up an experi
ence of forty ycarsi JJhave come to the
conclnv.on that tire .city should not
grant any Hccuse at all. That tickled
the crowd. cause-thfT thought pa was
in favor rf stopping tjre sale of liquor
altogether, and they cheered him. Pa
got his second wind an4 continued
As long ns liquor ia^recogtrized as an
article of cHumer**,-. like sugar and
meat, and soap, cvefy matkabould be
allow ad to sell it without any license at
all. Let everybody be allowed to sell
liquor, and wc shall—” I*a didn’t get
any farther. Somebody threw a wooil
en water bucket at fill iie*d,lis chai
was knockcilont from underhim, an
several men took him'by the Collar and
pants, and he went through another
window. Thefjoli&Jbmnroatpaaa he
came ont the window, and malted him if
ho didn’t find it congenial Utfhere.-and
pa said it -.va* too darned congenial,
lie said it -seemed as though there wai
no suiting som* people, and he asked
the policeman to tsrehim home. They
passed a hall t^herc^Jlere was another
meeting, and the policeman naked pa if
he didn’t think, he had bettor go in an *
try it again, but p«rtW%nt on the otb<
side of the street. Ifcaaid if he wanted
to go through 'any -more windows li
ould jump through them himself, a
it cornea tomake
exit from a public boll. I saw pa came
home early at night,and he sat thinking
a good deal, ami I asked him if anything
had happened, and (a roused up and
said, ‘Hennery, a little advice from an
old man will not hurt yon. Whatever
you do, when you arrive at man’s es
tate, don’t ever go idtfl politics, and be
come a public speahar. It yon are a
public speaker,' yon will never know
how to take your audience, or how your
audience will take yon. They may take
yon by the hand and welcome yon, and
they may take you by the neoV and fire
yon ont of a window. Yon can. tell how
to go into a hall, hut yon can never
tell how you will come out. Keep out
of politics, and don’t be a speaker. If
yon have anything to say, be an editor
and write it ,* and then if people kick on
what you sav, you can go and hide, or
if they come to von. yon can fire them
g tliev give him plenty of no
The chaplain continues t.» ta
w, voice and the little Dsuphi:
dressed before the
l a third timi
rd, and leat
Dauphin, whispen
' e. In the mi.
rojal child in
he chaplain bend,
ig over the litth
;o him for a long
t of hi* disc
using the fixture, on their wells in Ann
CERTIFICATES.-
Messrs. Hey.-* & Stewart, gentlemen:
" Inc purcha>*e4 one ol your Well At-
ents and bring so well ulva-^d with
by defend)
Levy made and returned
c by XV. W. Guerre Constable. Ten-
a possession notified,
ijrtds. J. W. MIZE, bhe
in the city of Americus, Sumter county,
Ga.. on the first Tuesday in June next,
within the legal hours of sale, the following
house and lot in Americas, bounded
south by F- rsyth street, north by
Everltoe James, west by Hen>y Jones a
eastby Tom Edwards. Levied on as ‘
property of Doc McCoy, to satisfy
of the State and county fi
•ar 1883, vs Doc McCoy.
Also, one house and lot in Americ
>undei on the west by Jackson
iuth by Henry Anderson, east by Elbei
Doc McCoy,
toose and lol
the west by Jackson
iry Anderson, east by
boundrio* not known, but
now resides. Levied on
A. R. Cooper to satisfy hi
taxes for the years i«81, 1889 and 1883, in
favor of the State and county, * **
Also,' one house and lot in the city of
Americas, Ga., bounded on the wes* *— '
street, south by Church street, and
P. L. Mize and J. H. Allen. Levied oi
i he property of George Brooks to satisfy oi
Ux fi fa In favor of State and county for ti
year 1833, vs George brooks.
fathers lot in Webster
1 OliG KSTAPLETON ?
Messrs. Ileys
Icheerfulh
**stiuwny to the
lent which I he
liought, is
Mumere. It do<
S. W. SMALL.
Messrs. Ileys ^Sb-wart^
gether and entirely satisft
Hying to k ”
tloninthi*
Owing to the faithful and
continuous efforts of our Fixe
Department, one of my Drug
Stores was saved from the late
fire.
STIU IN THE ftIN V’
I respectfully solicit all my
customers and public generally
to give me a LIBERAL SHARE
of their PATRONAGE at my
Old Stand
.. .11 alway
suhceptlble of imp!
hit, W.
ssrs. Heys&Ste
I gladly give It the b
my admiration of your
It is an Invention Which
ful and which is hardly
uvemi-nt I Is a blessing
Pulley I liought of you
er >H-n. I»eiug durable.-
•anly, I ain -ell pleased
WART, Americas, Ga.
Our Spring Gooas,
are rapidly coming in and we propose making tilings lively by
putting prices down to lowest possible figures.
fell pleaded with the Joi
Amei icus, Ga., bounded on the south by
Fr.t-.vib street, north by Francis Pitman,
by B. M- Wheeler, and east by R. P.
Tondet
lot In the city of
.1 on the south by
by Francis Pitman,
r, and east by R. P.
aa the property of
j one State and coun
ty tax fi fa tor the year 1883,v» George Cook,
Also, one house and lot in Aaaericu*. Ga-,
bounded on the north by B. K. Rowel, east
by T. E. Smith, agent, south by Marshal
Swerlrgen’s place, and west by * v ~
old lot. Levied on as the prop<
ben Cottle, agent for wife, to satisfy
state and county Uxfl*- -—
Reuben Cottie, agent
W.H. Ci
Awknict:*, Ga., March 19,1884.
Messrs. Heys & Stewart'
RICHMQMO
Straight Cut No.
CIGARETTES.
C 1GARETT1
pay a littl
srged fo.- ordinary ti
MORTGAGE SALE.
Will be sold before the Court H.-use door,
in the city of Americas, Sumter county, Ga,
—*- e first Tuesday in Juoe next, between
•gal hours of sale, the following prop
erty, to-wit:
Lot of land situated in the city of Amer-
ctu Sumter county, Ga., together with all
tbe^privilegeeand appurtenances to the same
‘ 'longing, and bounded aa follows, com-
enciug at G. W. Glover’s brick grocery
we, running west twenty-seven feet on
tbe public square, thence north three hun
dred and twenty-five feet to Jefferson street,
thence east twenty-seven feet, thence sou“-
to the starting point. Said lot being in - umt
j. Levied on as the property of M.
to satisfy one mortgage fi fa issn>
irotn Sumter Superior court in favor ot.
« A 'tmayer A Co,, v»M. £. Hart.
'-’ids J.W. MIZK, Sheriff.
iey come to von. yon ca
I have often thought
you
i use the flV.xcisF.rRvucB kite papei
ir own direct importation, which I
ame^tthe M * BKU> W ‘ l
Eichmond Staight Cut No. 1,
ch Cigarette, without which n- ne ai
genuine. Base imitations of this bran
nave been put on sale.and Cigarette smokei
Eichmond Straight Chit Cigarettes
Bears the Signature of
AI.1.F. X d Q INTEll, ManvfacC
Richmond, Va.
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STRONG’S
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Proved by success! ul
Tho Best Liver Medicine in the World.
No Griping, Poisonous Drugs, but purely
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make a good editor of a political paper,
though you would have to learn to lie,
I am tvfraid.’ <pa has had enough of
politics, and I guess he won’t vote this
year. Well,I must go with this mack
erel, or we won’t have any breakfast,”
and tbe boy went ont carrying the fish
by the tail and rattling it against the
pickets of a fenae to make it tender.
The Little Rnupliin.
Many of the short stories of Al
phonse Daudet -ars beautiful illustra
tions of moral truth. Nona are
touching than the following, the
latiouof which we copy, and which
few can read without treasuring up in
The little Dauphin is sick, the little
Dauphin is about to die. The streets
of the old rcsidenco are silent and sad;
the bells do not Ting; passing carriages
move slowly—the coachmen keep their
horses at a walk; outside the.palace
carious citizens watch from behind the
railings the great Swiss guards with
gold-laced paunches in the court yard,
talking together with a eeriona mien.
. In the o.-gangerie there was a large
meet ing of robed physicians. Through
tho windows they can he seen extend
ing and moving their long, black
sleeves, and doctorally nodding their
periwigs.
Before the door the little Dauphin’*
tutor and riding-master wal.k.slowly to
and fro, waiting for the docision of the
And the king? Where is the king?
The king has shut himself up alone *
his r
Lb
Purifying
rial Tai‘
OPIUM
^Regulating 1
ii Mai
tbe property of Reu-
, __ wife, to aatlsfy one
mud county tax fl fa for tbe year i883,vs
_ nt for wife.
CORB, Deputy Sheriff.
Application-Letters of Administrate!
GEORGIA—Sumter Cotjstt.
To all whom it may concern:
Whereas. J. W- and C. L. Mize, applies
for letters of Administration upon the
sme of Mrs. K J. Mize, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
til parties Interested, whether kindred
reditors, to show cause on or before t
June term of said coart, to be held ont^.
first Monday In June next, why said let
ters should not be granted to tbe said peti
tioner as prayed for,
—— — hand and official signature,
if May , 1884.
THOS. H. STEWART,
Witness
this the 1st
may2tds
Ordinary.
A pplication—Letters of Administrate
GEORGIA—Script Couhtt.
To all Whom it may Concern:
Whereas S. J. Allen, having filed his ap-
plieatioalnmy off* - '
tration upon the
e for letters of Admin i
tration upon the estate Of Mrs. ti. J. Kills
’Tcna»ed,
These are therefore to cite and admonl-h
id singular, tbe kindred and creditors,
“ * my office, “ “ *~
lln *
Sold by Druggists. For
WITHOUT PA 1N or DETEN-
; TIOX FROM BUSINESS.
CCRK OITAKANTF.F.D,
• 'confidential. For pamphlets
to file their o'-jection .
fare the June term of Ordinary's Court,
tie held on t*»e first Muoday In Juno ne:
why said letters should nut be granted
said applicant as prayed foi
Witness my hand —*
this 2nd day of May
Ordinary.
HABIT
I 'and certificates address
GEO. A. BRADFORD,
Letters of Dismission.
GEORGIA—Sumter Couktt.
To all Whom it may Concern.
Whereas. Mrs N. A. Hooks, administra
trix upon tbe estate of D. H. Hi
ceased, spplie
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REMOVAL!
We have now, (a>
»sy of draft and cleanly.
uthfuljy say
-nt for draw-
tioie, Udur-
he rope be-
TH,
JDSON,
lerieus, Ga.
iVell Attachment
ron pletcst arrange
■o seen. Everybody
Tj! MgKGAN^
h your attachment.
SLAPPJSY, Jr., A
Messrs. Ileys at Stewart:
1 am perfectly delighted with the
Attachment I tx.ught of you Ls alkyou
for it being durable, ea-y In drawiog and
very clenly. The rope b ing always dry.
W. II. COBB. Americus,Ga.
If you desire further information address,
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and official signature,
C. L- BATTLE,
»ks, de
applies for letters of dismission from
are therefore to cite and admonish
all parties interested, whether kindred or
creditors, to show cause before tbe June
term of tho Ordinary’s court, to be held on
the first Monday In Jane next, why said
1 tiers should not be granted tbe said pc ti
nner as prayed for.
Given under my band and official signa-
ire, this the 3d day of Match 188«.
mchTtd T. H. Stewart, Ord’y.
WEBSTER COUNTY.
Application—Leave to Bell.
GEORGIA—WKRnER Couktt.
To all whom it may oonngrn:
XL F. Shivers, Administrator of Almar’.ne
Dillard deceased, has In doe form applied
to the undersigned for leave to aell either
publicly or privately, one fifth Interest, in
wild lot laniMo. «, said lot lying and be
ing in tbe county originally Troupe, not
Merriwether county. Hearing on the fin
Monday in Jane, 1881.
G. W. Datextort, Ordinary,
aprll 18td.
Application—Letter* of Ditmissi<
GEORGIA. Webster County.
To all Whom it may Concern:
Whereas, J. F. Wise, Administrator —
the estatoof David Wise, late of said coun
ty deceased, having filed bis petition In my
office for letters of dismission from said ~
*-ite. -i--
Tbeae are therefore to cite and admonish
ail parties interested, whether kindred or
creditor*, to show cause before the August
term of Ordinary's court, to he held on the
first Monday In August next, why said letters
should not be granted the said petitioner as
preyed for.
Glvea under ny hand and official signi
tare^at^office at Preston, this Slat day of
PI ; GEO. W. DAVENPORT,
apr35-td Ordinary.
Fancy toilet articles, colognes, soap,
etc., at
Dr. Eldridge’s Drug UUtrp.
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m t is vrltbmt anconal.
:t link a
saved by tba heating power of titis
Bheamatlim, Hwelllars,
Joint*. fentiMtwJ RlnsclecT 1
Scald*. Cute, Ui'Dl'cl
"^M,^reVJ^»>itbJu??CwIhSaSa!
orm Nlpplea, Caked Braaat,
>*•«# c*erjr form of exteraal
aaa. It krele nllhsnt loin.
For tho Baum Ceeabos It mree
Foot IleCSr.-R.
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r dlaappotoU;
asiti*Uls, C poSively, 1J
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No pains will be spared to
make it a
First Class Staff!,
Comprising all the facilities
heretofore found in both house*.
I will deal in
PURE DRUGS,
CHEMICALS,
And all tbe popular PATENT
MEDIOINESofthe day.
Having careful and efficient
clerk*, I will give apecial atten
tion to my prescription depart
ment, both day and night.
Hamburg Edging 2* cants, to $1.60 Per Yard.
WHITE GOODS 1
INDIA LINENS. VICTORIA, PERflIN AND LINEN LAWNS.
STRIPED and CHECKED NAINSOOK.. DOTTED AND FIG
URED SWISS. SWISS MUSLIN. FRENCH MULL.
ALL OVER TUCKING. LACE OBECK8, LACE
PIQUE LACE GOODS. LONSDALE CAM
BRIC. IRISH LINEN, ETC.. ETC.
A11 in great variety and at the right paices. Lovely designs in
« m miss, fra m to tyti m nut
OHAMBBAYS, FIGURED LAWNS, 0AU00ES,
Suitable for Spring are now open for Inspection.
Turkey red Damask. Bleached aud Cream Damask. Napkins, Doylies, Tow-
ile. Crashes, Linen Lap Robes, Table Covers, Bedspreads and Quilts.
In unlimited variety. No such prices elsewhere.
The Largest stock and Greatest Variety of
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TOLTAI
E. J. ELDRIDGE, Druggist
We got “fired out - ’ of our old store on the night of March
26th and can now be found at the old stand of J. W. Harris &
Co., next to Waxelbaum’s on Ctotoz. Avenue, where we will sell
goods at Lower Prices than ever. All goods damaged by removal
will be sold at a Sacrifice. We can do this and lose nothing, as
the Insurance Companies have paid us for all such losses. All
other goods will be sold at a discount from regular marked prices.
We cordially invite all to drop in and see us in our new quarters,
examine our Btock, get our prices, and see how very low we are
offering goods not damaged at all.
We have ordered new Fixtures, Tools and Material to take
the place of those destroyed, and will soon be in perfect running
order again for all kinds of work.
We caved every PIANO, ORGAN and SEWING MA
CHINE, and are offering bargaius in them also. NQW IS THE
TIME TO BOY. Call early. Remember the place, NEXT
DOOR TO WAXELBAUM’Son Cotton Avenue.
JAMES FRICKER & BRO.
Awsricob, Ga. April 16. 1884.
f OR UDItS, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
HANDKERCHIEFS for the MILLION from 21c to 2.50 «ujh.
X Luge and Varied Line of
ladies fine custom made boots I
Always in stock, from such well known houses as
ZIEGLER’S; STBIB1EY & TO.; 8WALTZ, MONROE & CO,
AND OTHERS.
W* Will do Better by You than Othera Can or Will.
CALL AND SEE US.
JOHN R. SHAW,
Formtfth Street, t t t •Imcruux. Ga,
NOTICE TO EVERYBODY,
ESPECIALLY INTERESTING TO FARMERS.
My vmbarkment into the “Bargain Dry Goods Business” up
town, has in no way ditniuished tbe Merest in my
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
At mj aid Stud, an the lower portion of Cotton Avenue,
ne.riv opposite the Railroad Repot.
I am in every respect willing and better prepared to pay Cash
and the highest prices for
QfiY AHD GREEN HIDES, FURS,BEESWAX,TALLOW,COTTON
IN ftttY QUANTITY AND QUALITY.
Dried Fruits of every Description and all kinds of
Country t reduce.
Having so long been identified in this business here, I have re
ceived favorable offt-rn fiotn theEa>t and West, to ship EARLY
VEGETABLES and FRUITS. Tiucr farmers will therefore
do well to call on me prior to bringing their Truck for sale. Mr. E.
BLUMEN11E1N, a gentleman well known in Americus has en
tire charge of this business and will give satisfaction to everybody
who will trade with him. Respectfully,
S. 3VE. Gotten..
T. S. G-IRIEIEDSnE,
CARRIAGE BUILDER
Thankful for <,he patronage
heretofore extended to him,
would inform the public that he
is fully prepared to do all work
in his line,in the best manlier,and
at prices as low as the lowest.
Bring me your old Buggies, Wagons, &c., and
I will surprise you at l£e price they can be put
in order for. All work I do is fully warranted,
and 1 won’t go back oa anybody.
Come and see and becoavinced. Shops Cot
ton Avenue, opposite Prince Bros.’ Stables.
T. S. GK££NF,