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M3IU CULTURAL
HnKty Conclusions from Ini*
l.crlcct U\iH‘i'imoiit<t I nwiKc.
There are a few subjects in connec
tion with the cultivation of whe-it that
I regard as very important. One ol
importance is the preparation of ihe
seed wheat, before it is sowed, in order
!o cleanse it thoroughly from all filth,
mi porfc-e.l grains, and fungi spores, as
smut, <Ste. To accomplish this, my in
variable rule is to wash all seed when 1
ihe day before it is sowed in salt and
water, or brine, made strong enough to
hear an egg. The wheat is poured int
a barrel about half full of brine and is
stirred and rubbed wiih the bands, and
us the filth, imperfect grains, &c., rise to
the surface, they are carefully skimmed
off. The wheat is then taken ou'. (if
•or pouring the brine off into anoihe
harrd.) and i spread until it is dr>
enough to sow. which is usually the
ease the next day Another matter
which I regard of some importance in
seeding the wheat, when it i to he
sowed hr adeast. is to snake a scam fer
the reception of the wheat, with a
double hovel plough Y\ hen he wheat
is seeded in th ; s wiv. it falls into tin
seams an ) is covered by the harrow so
well thnt when i ( comes up it look- al
- e.xaetlv ns if it had been drilled
and iu my oh-ervati n succeeds as well
as “dri ling/’ and far hotter than ha -
rowing in the wheat. It is especial!'
npplivahle to the thorough see ing o*
hillsides and slopes, w ith western ex
posttres. Another subject nfimpor a net*
to he considered in the cu t vation, of
wheat, is the influence of exposure on
these hill-sides and slopes; whether t*.
the north, south east or west fhe
southern and eastern exposures h.v
long beeti regarded as those most favor
able, wh’le the northern and western
are unfavorable. The eastern and
southern slopes are the fir-t foeatell (hr
rays of the morning sun. and are the
least exposed to the influence nt th
cold winds from the north and west
which prevail in the wi ter an I spring.
It is on 'his account that ‘‘land sloping
to the east will have good wheat grow
ing on it. while other parts of the same
fieid that slope to the westward will he
ruined.’’—Southern Ojilttvufor.
Tbe Great Farmer of the
World.
A Sacramento ((’al.) paper {nblish
es the following concerning the farm
ing operations of a man whom it calls
■“the largest farmer in the world
■J he great farmer of lie world. Dr.
Hugh J. G ! enn, of Jacinto. Ooiu-n
county, California, has raised and bar
■vested the past season, on his own farm
400 000 bushels of wheat. This would
load eighteen 1 000 ton ships or three
hundred canal-boats. All this wheal
he has now in his own warehouses,
ready f>r shipment when the water hi
the Sacramento river rises ufEewntly.
The Doctor pays 890 000 f eight to
put bi- wheat in Ran Francisco, l’h
Doctor is a wonder to the agricultural
world and to himself. He runs nine’y
gang plows and a whole count ’s popu
latino in the harvest field wit* ad 7. n
threshers. Ilis farming is not cmfin
cd in wheat alone ID* markets 8100 ■
>OOO wntth of stock each year. lr
<Jh ai iR a practical farmer and man
-ages all his Immense 'business himself.
He can mend a trace and make a ikev
to an oj bow with his jack-knife tju-t
gis easy as drawing his check fir 8100.
fIOO which he can do every day : ii the
week. Dr (iienn has only experienc
ed utie surprise during the year, and
that was when a fr end informed him
■lhat a panic had entered the land.—
Glenn is a big-hearted man; was horn
in Augusta county. Virginia, an f does
io nor to the ‘Old Dominion.” Send
the cie'fal to Glenn
The St I^oii is Democrat well -saj*
this will make the average * Grander’
op< n hi* eves. ami goes on to gaj that
Dr Glenn came ts Missouri when quite
young, in which Flute his t'other hves.
In 1849 he went to California, an! af
ter mining awhile i night a ranehe and
ran it with t:rei profit. He add' and t
it until his farm now tnribera ?50.0ftft
acres. If he has a weakness it is for
draw poker. He bets with the same
voluminous impetuosity that he does
everything else. He has been known
to stand "pat” without a pair and
"raise” ?1O 0O0; on several occasions
te has lest immensely. He is not a!
ways unlucky, however. and his nerve
has driven out many players holding
better ‘ hands.”
■Now we miss the gay muskeeter
And his chee.ful song at nigbt;
Tii* oruel frost did make him peter
Out, and weaken in the flight,
(June to meet the Kansas grasshopper.
The largest library in the United States,
-is the Congress library, which contains
261,000 volumes The public library of
Boston contains nearly the same number,
and increases at the
a year. Harvard College has 200.000.
There are only nine that pesaeee more than
Kio.ono
Kuut If May. A. It. Goodvbak. J. T. May. S. S. Paumm.u*
D? R I G E S REDUCED.
j&OS’T H. MAY & tO,
Manufacturers of and Healers in Every Description of
Buggies end Plantation Wagons of all Kinds.
Have now in stock a large assortment of the above articles and arc constantly re
ceiving New and Desirable !-'ty!e of Vehicles, that have been got up with great care
and specially adapted to oor country and city use. thnt wc are now offering at GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES, together with a large stock of
Carr iipe Hitri;i Burgy Hi*mm, Wason ai'd Plow
llarnm. Nut dies hr dies. Trunk* B. gs, Whip*
liobirlias, Horse fovrrs a d L..p Robes
of all Grades.
lli, BIJRV tt srtJ!K IVKUH's . Q .
plantation Wagons— fot two It rses Iron axle . • L*
For iwn liorsos —Thimble tskfdn . ..* BO 00
\ll goo.’* warranted a* represented. Orders solicited and prompt attention given t'.en
CC7”Send for Catalogue and Price List.
REPOSITORY ANT) SALES ROOMS:
2Ssb mm
23 ..„ 3 Augusta, <“>
Southern Shirt Manufactory !
163 Broad St., Augusta, Georgia,
\ have established a Sh.rt Factory in this city, and am prepared to supply Fine Dress
Shirts of my own manufacture .at t tie lowest price*.
IT UR I -('LARS WORK \Nl> PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED TO
EVERY CUSTOMER.
I will make to order a bettor shirt for $2.75, than parties from the North sell for $5.
I am also prepared to cut out Coats, Vests Pantaloons, and make the same to order.
Merchants would do well to get tt “ special orders” and send, as I can certainly
make it to their advantage ; and those who want a shirt to fit them, can get it, and at
10 per cent, less than Northern made shirts. Send on your orders
September 28d. 1875—3 mo JOHN KENNY, Agent.
.J H ECHOLS J. W. ECHOLS
(jifttou Factors and C ommission Merchants,
158 &- 160 Rej iioltlx St.,
AUGUSTA, - - - GEORGIA.
Ragging. Ties, and other Sttpplio-. Furnished at L< we-t R. t -."©J
PIUE-I' ROOF IV A KFII Ol’sE. *ep23ml
ciitiiiixi: oi vn
Bailiff’s Sale.
YTITII.L BE SOLD ON TUB FIRST
v v Tuesday in November next, before
tne Con t lionse door in the city </
<ireetieshoro*, Ga.. witl.in the legal hours
of sale, the following property, to wit :
One llatise and Lot in Union Point, (la
a {joining lots of Hart, T ornton and lug,
gle, to satisfy one ti fa issued from Greene
Court in favor of Joseph McKinzie
vs. Mr. and Mrs. K IV. Grant.
C. A. VINCENT, C C. ! ff
Sept. 30, 1815—Ids
l]xrrutoi\s’ Sul*
Valuable Land, Fine Stock, &c.
, \ ’ ILL BE SOLO IN FRONT OF Till
\\ Court House in Greenegboto’ Os.,
on the first Tuesday in November next, the
1m l belonging to the Kstale of Jns t <>•
croft deceased, lying in Greene county Ga ,
mid situated on the Athens Branch Git.,
11. K., about 2 miles from Union Point nnu
the same distance from Woodville. This
valuable land will be sold in 'three tracts,
to Wit : The Williams place containing 80
acres more or less; the Bowlin place con
taining .lot) acres more or less, with about
30 acres open land and good well and
springs, and the Broach or ll'.me place
containing 200 acres some 80 acres of which
is open land. On this last named place is
a good dwelling, with six rooms, a framed
kitchen, Gin-house, Screw,.laborers’ houses
stables, burns and all necessary out build
ings The locality is os healthy as any in
Georgia', the water as fine as ever flowed
from Mountains, and the neighborhood
good Churches, schools and Mills,
convenient. Terms ha f cash, habmee in
twelve months with interest. Possession
given on Ist Pec
Also on the 24th day of November, at
the residence of said deceased all of the
neriaheble property consisting of Horses,
Mules (laws, Hogs. Sheep. Corn. Fodder.
Gin gearing Faro ing implements Vo . fir.
Terms cash. 'V. H. COCROH,
W. F. PAV.WT.
Sept 16 Ids F.xecutors.
DISEASES
of mi: hi dm; vs.
Painful affections of the bladder, and
urinary organs, aceompanie 1 by gravelly
deposits, irritation of the neck of the hind
er with difficulty of holding 'he urine, in
-trietnve. in seminal weakn ss. anil in all
condition* af the parts accompanied by de
hility, weakness or painful irregnla-itics in
male or female
.InUlm's Ily rtnistln Compound
will be found a most efficacious remedy
Fries, $1 00 per Bottle; 15 00 per half Dozen.
Prepared bv
B. KEITH & Cos .
41 Liberty Stnet.
Aprils, ’7s—6ms \eiv York.
LIME!
LIME! LIME ! LIME!
lAA BARBELS OF FRESH LIME
X UU just received and forsale cheap by'
Sept 2~tf C. >L KINO
!gg
Dr. J. Walker’s California
Vineerar Hitters area purely Veg
etable preparation, mndo chiefly from
the native herbs found on the lower
ranges of the Sierra Nevada mountains
of California the medicinal properties
of which are extraoted therefrom with
out the U>e of Alcohol. The question
is almost daily asked, ■” What is the
cause of the unparalleled success of
Vinegar Hitters ?” Our answ-gx is,
that they remove the cause .of disease,
and the pntient recovers his health.
They ar-’ tue great b ood purifier and
a life-giving principle, a perfect Reno
vator and Invigorator of the system.
Never before in the history of the world
has a medicine been compounded pos
sessing the remarknble qualities of
Vinegar Bitters in healing the sick
of every disease. They are a gentle
Purgative as well as a Tonic, relieving
Congestion or Inflammation ot the
Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties of Dr. Walker’s
Vinegar Bitters are Aperient, Dia
phoretic, Nutritious, Laxative, Diu
retic. Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Su-
Vtrific. Alterative, aud Anti-Bilious.
H. XI. Jlu#u.V.vi,v> w
Druggist* * G*n.Agt*. sn Fraucu-co. Ut. Irr■
Dis. A: cor. ol W,ißiugton Ac Cbarltou Sis. N.y
S#l*l by nil f) vit'jy l*t 9 nntt Dealer*
Ailiiiiiiistnitoi's Salt*.
LTNDEtt AN ORDER FROM THE
) Honorable Court of Ordinary, of
Greene 'County, will be sold in front of the
Court House door, in Greenesboro’, Ga.. on
the First Tuesday in November next, with
in the legal hours of sale the following
land, belonging to the estate of John Arm
strong. lying in Oglethorpe county. Ga,,
near the line of Greene, about three miles
from Bairdstown :
The Wriglu place, containing about three
hundred acres, more or less,on which there
is me tenant settlement and about fifty
seres of open land
The Neesnn place, containing about three
hundred actes, on which there ate two
tenant settlements and between sixty and
seventy acres of open land.
Also, at the same time and place, a house
md lot in the town of l'enfield, containing
four acres of land, more or less; a good
two-storv dwelling house containing six
eofnfortable,rooms, end several other good
out-houses on the lot.
Also, at the same time, three shares of
Georgia Railroad stoek.
ALSO,
At the same time, will be Rented for
twelve months, (lie Hnmeplace, containing
thorn One Hundred and Fifty acres of open
lend forcuitivalion—-has a large comforts
We dwelling, gin-house, packing screw,and
all other necessary outbuildings-
Terms of Sale: For the real estate, one
half cash, the balance payable in twelve
months with interest. For the railroad stock
:as'n. JAMES R. SANDERS,
Sept. 30th. 1876 rd Administrator.
HI I, MON A DUN 11.4 TANARUS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
p JE3 a- hc mat
TO Hot V € o,
Pipes, Snuff, etc-, etc.
sell at New Y T urk 1 bices to Merchants. Goods Guarant e h'©B
180 Broad Street,
(Opposite Express Office, Next to Telegraph Office.)
AUGUSTA, - GEORGIA.
w. A. RAMSEY. H. 11. D ANTIGNAC
RAMSEY I D’k.NTIG.NAU,
Auction and Commisson Merchants
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE PLANTERS HOTEL,
No. 304 Broad Street, Augusta, Georgiz
86TSPECIAL ATTENTION PaID TO THE SALE OF PRODUCE”®!
REFER BY PERMISSION TO
Alfred Raker, Esq. President National Exchange Bank. H H Hickman, Esq
President of the Bank of Augusta. Col S K Johnson, Supi Georgia HR. H F Russell.
Esq, Cotton Factor. Z MoUord, Esq, Crocer. 15 S Dunbar. Cotton Factor. VV F Her
ring. Esq, firm Clnghorn. Herring A: Cos. Ceorge T Jackson & Cos. Flour Merchant.
Sihley & Wheless, Cotton Factois. Blair. Smith & Cos. Commission Merchants. Hon
Charles I'stes, Mayor of Augusta Ga Dr 11 I! Steiner, of Augusta, Ga. Col E V
Cole. Pres’t Nash. A Chatt RR, Nashville. S W Edwards, Esq. agent Air Line R!t.
Nashville. Bev James ” Boyce l.nnisvilie, Kentucky. September 2—l m
Harriajrr Mtrrials. Srttitllcry Hnnlwarf, Mint Fifidtajs,
Frctli md tmer.c m*faD kits. LralLrr ui.d
Rubbrr ileit e of all Sizes l onstai tly
n hand of Best Mmufaeliiff
G VOLGER. C. HUNEKEN,
H® WO&fiSR Hfe G©i|
DIRECT IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS OF A DEALERS IN
Segarn 9 Tobacco
l!K> and 254 Broad Stmt, Augusta, <.
s*p 2*siii
VILIJSTA MUSIC IIOUSi: !
265 IE IR.O AID STI-EET,
GEO. 0. BOBIHSOH & 60.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
MUSICAL MERC Hi NDISE
Of every description ami variety of our own importation direct tiirough the
Savannah Cusiom House, at less than New York prices.
Purchasers of’Rustic. Music Rook*. Tlusical Inslu
ii'cut* and 31 u*ical Merchandise
Will find every article they need, at this establishment, at prices that will defy
competition.
Our Stork of Pianos rnc! Orpins
Is the largest South of Baltimore, comprising more than twenty different styles
oft he best makers, which will he sold at lowest factory prices for cash, or
small monthly .payments. Every Piano and Organ fully
warranted for five years.
Our Stock of
VIOLINS, GUITARS. FLUTES. <T.ARIONETTES AND J)ANJOP.
is very attractive.
Brass and Silver Instruments, Drams, lioolos, Fifes and Cymbals
In great variety. BANDS supplied at lowest rates.
o©“The finest ITALIAN STRINGS fhr VIOLINS and GUITARS, re
ceived monthly direct from Enripe.iu inanufueturers.
Tlic liiifext Pnhlicnf ions, Songs, Slieef Huxic anil Music Books.
Orders for musioal instruments. mush' hooks, songs.
SHEET MUSIC or STRINGS iti ary quantity will be forwarded promptly at
regular prices. .Mailed free, or by express, charges paid hy us.
GKO. O. RODIN SON & .’O.
\tigust 5. 1875—f.mn Augusta. Georgia.
p LVr AM) OIL NTOKI2!
53 J nekton Street. Augusta, Georgia.
mz BEST of Tim cues I
ALJL FRESH AND XIJEW !
WHITE LFAn. ZING. PAINTS. BI’UHIES.V ARNJSJI, PETTY.
• ’OI.U.BS. LINSEED OIL. WIN’DOW GLASS.
MACHINE Oil.. GIN OIL. KEIIOSENE OIL, Etc , Etc.
j'|Term< CASIt ON DELiy EJiy ;or approved city acceptance.
GKO. 33- COJV3VOR,
53 ackson St , near Bcl.l Tower, Augusta, Ga.
raav 2 n , )875-6iho
_ — , -J. Jiigi
Haling, etc.
LOOKING GLASS & PICTURE FBAMIS
PATRONIZE HOME ODISTKY !
riAHERE is no eccssity to send North or elsewhere to have Looking Glass and Picture
I Frames Regilt anti Repaired, when they can and will be .tone by the subscriber at
as L<‘\V A PRICE for the same work as in any city in the United States.
"pORTK \IT FRAMES o all sizes and styles made to order at short notice.
LOOKING GLASSES .both Freni h and German. of all sizes, furnished.
OiL l‘ \ 1 XTINOS, Cleaned, Btlined and Restored. .('FI.OAtOS of ever j description
always on hand. -Send on your work and S A TISFAfTTONGI lIA NTKIIb
' /m +9 9***m
.hme in ]S7stf "A lO Brood l, % Hgif Ui., <a
| IKO.X O VILS, Dealer in
School and Mscellaneons Becks and Stationery and Everything
Usuallv ke >t in a tir-t-class Rook St ..re 210 Itroiul M-. Vllgnafil. bii.
Pi ati © JForle s I
PiRSONS wishing to buy a superior PIANO FORTE at a reasonable price, will do
well to call on the subscriber, who is the oldest dealer in Georgia : and the owners
of hundreds of Pianos that he has sold, will testify to their durability. He has made
arrangements with the celebrated makers. Guild, Church A Cos., of Boston, whereby he
can sell a first-class Piano at a low price, part cash, and the balance in instalments.
No Pianos with fancy names sold, but nF have the makers names ami warranted f. r five
vears He is also agent for the eclehrated mmmfacfuries of Steinwav A Son : Baron &
Karr, (formerly Bacon A Rowen.): and Stieff &-Sob’s, all of which will be sold at factory
pr ; ces. He Is’also agent for the most approved CABINET ORGANS.
GEO A. DATE' , 240 Broad St, Augusta, Ga
rr3T“PiaDos Tuaed ond Repaired June JO, 1876tf
h b h ggr mja ■ .m r
mun mn fair \
THE ANNUAL FAIR F<m I**s OF THE GEORGIA STATE
AGRICUL t'URAL SOCIETY WILL BE HELD IN
Mscc aa, fnsi.,
AT THE BEAUT It UL CENTRAL CITY PARK GROUND*,
BEGINNING
*"* .A " y , T " . 2-3-
AND CONTINUING ONE WEEK.
\ LARGE. VARIED AND LIBERAL PREMIUM LIST COVERING AJ-L PETARD
j-A. ents o< Industry, from which the following are extracts:
FIELD CROP DEPARTMENT
tor the heft nnd largest display in merit and variety of sample products fro;p ibt
held, garden, orchard, dairy and apiary—the contribution of a single fartu, SIOO
For the nest six stalks of cotton—to become the property of the Society, - 50
For the best five hales, crop lot of short staple cotton, by one exhibitor - 160
or tlie l>est single bale of short staple, ----- Kl
. or the best single bale upland long staple, .... 5#
lIOIDsE DEPARTMENT.
Best thoroughbred stallion, ------- SIOO
Best walking horse ------- 60
Best saddle horse or mare, - - . - - - - 75
Best single buggy horse or mare, ..... 75
Best combination horse or mare, ]OO
Best double tea u owned by one exhibitor, - - - , 100
Best Georgia raised mule. ....... 60
Best mule, open to the world, 50
CATTLE DEPARTMENT.
Best herd—one btjll and four cows or heifers—all to be of one breed and owned
exclusively by one exhibitor, : : ; : : .* SIOO
Best miloh cow, :::::::: 6(j
Cow giving the richest milk, 6p
S4O and S2O for the best bull and cow. respectively, of each of the following breeds. /
Alderney, Ayreshire, Devon and Durham. V
Best sow and pigs under six months old, -• : ' : : : J'®
PO ULT R Y DEPART MEN T.
For best trio of each variety, t : : : : • SO
Best and largest display in merit and variety of domestic fowls. raised in Georgia. J|o
Best and largest display in merit and variety of same, open to the wor)4, V
Best display of pigeons, : : : : t
Best display of rabbits, 99
HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
Best display of garden vegetables, grown by one person, : :
HOME INDUSTRY DEPARTMENT.
Best . lections of jellies, preserves, pickles, jams, catsups, syrups, and cordials,
mad. and exhibited by one lady, : ; : t SSO
tt (■ splay of breads by one lady, : : t : : 2#
ORNAMENTAL NEEDLE WORK.
Best display in merit and variety of female handicraft, embracing needle-work,
embroidery, crocheting, knitting, etc., by one lady, : $-Q
FINE ART DEPARTMENT.
Best oil painting, (any subject) : t s t SBS
Best portrait painting, : : ; : :
Best painting in water colors. : : ; 2
Best display of paintings and drawings by one exhibitor: ;
Best collection of drawings by a girl under 10 years of age, : :
B -st display of paintings and drawings by the pupils of que school or co'lege. : 60
Best display of photographs, ; : : Silvei meL.lau: 2i
Best display of jewelry, silverware, etc.. : Silver medal and 2o
MER’fI vNTtT DISPLAYS.
Best display of dry goods, : : ; ; : sl''o
Best display of fancy groceries, : : : : l ,lf l
Best display of glassware and crockery, : : : : ’0
Best display of clothing, ; ; ; ; : 2-
Bes. display of millinery, , ; ; > 2*
SPECIAL PREMIUM FnR GRANGER
To the Grange in the Plate making the largest and finest display ip merit apd vari
ety of stock, products, and results of home industries, all rained, produced or
made by the members of that particular Grange, ; ; r sl.'ff
The above are but Specimens of a comprehensive list of large Money Premiums
The Best and Largest Live Stock show ever held in the Slat or the South V. re and
finer horses, n ules, cattle, sheep, swine and poultry, than ever before eibi'Bied. I’sr
lieu wishing fine stook as a fine harness or s;i idle horse mil. h on, 'h' fou -hhr,e T hull
trio of e i.-kena, will find the ae asion of this Fa rara r" ; 'u by te see r their
Several eminent nnd representative ojeo from the North and ' . rtf.w t. have been
invited to deliver addresses at the Fair, and many distingni' e' vi itors throughout the
whole country are expected.
The public will lie kept posted of the progress and developments of the Fair in futurs
advertisements.
Send to the °ecr.etarv at Macon, for Premium Lists, embracing a fn'l schedule of the
nreminms. ru'e. regulations, etc., and containing W" enovy,rings of tb beautiful and
magnificent Fair Grounds’ A H OOLOLO TT. Presiden'
T. G. HO*T. General Snnerinte n dent.
Sept 2, lS7'm2 M ALCOLM .fOUN.S’TON. Secretary.
■ "HII ■■■■■■ II ■ A 0 ■" I ■SW.prw.. Illa
dc C\li
AUGUST A , GEORGIA,
M’holesale and Detail Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
AND AGENTS FOR
4 and 6-Horse jPt.wer Engines Tor CmMuii .Gitm, Howe’s Seales. Dotii. PI. ws,
Suljy Hay Rakes Grain Drills, Cotton iPlanters, Champion Mower ansi
Reaper and A rien!t ura] liiipl 'inents nnd Machinery "f all k'txlr.
Aii"iit "?. t \ 1P7 r - * f
Extraordinary
n 1871— 1H13450 Machines eie so.d, oi"l!SDO more than-Tw.9
of it a i>i '.iK-ij m 1 Competitors.
In 187: — Silver Machines were S4>hl. or <45070 more than it
principal Compotlor.
In 1r73 333 14 t Sinjrer llacliiiK ji were sold, or 113354 more thap
its principal Competitor.
In 1874—3 41070 Singer lladiines were sold, or J4S-Hs® ,W
its principal Coinjielilor.
Singer Largely IncrcaseA
It is armnarkabe.fact, tl.at the I\U:IC has largely INCREASED its Sales each
year all of its maiinConipetitors have lar.ely I)E< KiSASED. ...
Asa rule, the com pa rat iv® Sales of a Machine constitutes a gf>od criterion of it* mer
its, anil this is especially so when t.lie ruterhaa been tested thiquyh a series of year*.
pefore purchasing a Machine, test and try Ibe
“World's Favorite,
The tSIJ%TGEB?
xv asr;:. *.
, '" e I Addition to the Small Tlt dal* *"-*J "'L’Sijy Zm*' tb *
Exposition, tiie SINGEK re cn T fir„inVecturil'p < Hpi ll),
O. H. HOPE,
General Aaent of Nort h-Easi Geor.ua. at A'i HEN*. Ga.
KT. * “ ™K!: CMiw tree- .et !' ™ "“‘P* p ( 8 r*v> >•
.July 20—2tDs:-