About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1891)
* }ii** r-- V NANTAHALA TO THE FRONT! — 0O0 The Herald & Georgian, tXS'U!I I?iilK|) ixn, WM. PARK, Editor and Proprietor THURSDAY UOBNIHf », o.rr.i, ism. WAIFS AND STRONGEST Syndicate South -0O0- ISair Chance for Investors To join the Nantahala Syndicate. Cautious,pi udont and snccossfnl busi ness men see that tlio investment is SAFE, SOLID, SURF. Georgia's mo-st prosperous Merchants, Mothanios, Planters, Allianoemen, Doctors, Lawyers, huvo ox unineil Nantali il i an i subscribed for shares in tlio syu- dioito If you want a safe invrS'.ra <u . large profit an 1 quick returns, call on A J. McBride, 10 Gate City Bank Building. Par value of si ares $100 eaoli. Y m cm buy now at $50 per share. No cash callod for until October 1st, au I then only 20 per cent. A T ou imu get 100 shares, par value, $10,00) for $5 000, payable as follows: Ootobor 1, 20 per cent; December l, 20 per cent; February 1, 1892, 20 per cant; April 1, 1892, 20 par cant; J iu> L, 1802 20 per cent: without interest Lass number of shares in same proportion. The Engineer’s report shows a yearly profit of 50 par cent, on the par value of the stock Read cirofully the follo wing nauv as; in my of thorn have visited and ex aminod the property.- They have all takou stock in Iho syndicate. J. II. Porter, President Merchants Bank, Atlanta. Oliver Bro ,., Proprietors Gato City Oil Mills, Atlanta, L B Nelson, Capitalist, Atlanta. L. P. Grant, Capitalist, Atlanta. W. J. Van Dyke, l)irct. Traders’ Bank, Atlanta. Jj. L. McGuire, Bolton, Gn. J. J. Cox, Merchant, Rock mart, Ga. J. B. Whitehead, Merchant, Rock- mart, Ga. ft. 8 Brower, Merchant, Elbertou, Ga. J. R. Lewis, Postmaster, Atlanta, lion. Chas. M. Adamson, Cedar- town, Ga. R. B. Bullock, President Atlanta Mills, Atlanta. J. P. Crockett, Merchant, Atlautu. >J. R. Langlord, Merchant, Atlanta. Geo. Winship, Pres. Wiusbip Ma chine Works, Atlanta. W. B. Cohen, Merchant, Charles ton, S. C. William 8. 'I liouisou, Attorney, At lanta. J. Carroll Payne, Attorney, Atlanta. Grant Wilkins, Bridge Builder, At lanta. W. H. Patterson, Broker and Capi talist, Atlanta. TL C. Stockdell, Insurance, Atlanta. Dr. J. S.Todd, Atlanta* J. L. Ross, Merchant, Rome, Ga. W. F. Patillo, Insurance, Atlanta. J. H. Matthews, Contractor and Builder, Atlanta. .1. M Green, Manufacturer, Atlanta U, G. Whitlock, Bioker anil Capi talist, Atlanta. llarralsou Bros. A Co, Tobacco Merchants, Atlanta. W. W. Draper, President Ameri can Shoe Dealers Ass’n, Atlanta. Ed. Y. Hill, Capitalist, Washington, Ga. Loulie M. Gordon, Atlanta. D. C. Hill, Capitalist. Washington, Ga. Jas. R. Wylly, l’res. Piedmont Ex position Company, Atlanta. W. R Ware, Atlanta. J. L. Sbuff, Carriage Manufacturer A tlnnta. Joseph Thomson, Wholesale Mer chant, Atlanta. Oscar Reese, Attorney and Capital ist, Carrolton, Ga. x‘ yi koyd, City Marshall. Atlanta L. M. Hill, Washington, Ga. Wulker, Attorney, Monroe,Ga W. 8. Saul, Agent Blue Ridge Mar ble Co., Atlanta. Jas. A. Benson, Merchant, Wash ington, Ga, K ; Slaugbterback, Supt. Blue Ridge Marble Co., Nelson, Ga. Thos. C. Hogue, Pres. Washington Exchange Bank, Washington, Ga. W. O. English, Merchant, Warren . ton.Ga. L. J Hill, President Gate City National Bank, Atlanta. S. Brooks,Mercha-nt,Washington,Ga C. B. Simonton, Capitalist, Carroll ton, Ga. W. C. Hale, Sec’y Mutual Loan and Building Association, Atlanta. It, O. itnrlvMdiile, ARont Georgia It. It , Washington, Georgia. J. ( • Kirkpatrick, Wliolesalo Hardware, Atlanta. K. O. Kramer, President Merchants and Planters Hank, Cl.irrolton, Georgia. .Joseph MeDonongb, Propiielor Great West ern Marblo Works, Cincinnati, Ohio. Put Call onn, Capitalist and Atl’y, Atlanta. Arnold iV Walker, Attorneys, Monroe, Ga. Teas ley A Christopher, M’ohauts, Canton,Ga W. O, Jones, Merchant, Elberton, Georgia. C. Treadwell, Capitalist, Atlanta, Georgia, Win. Laird, Polios Goru’r, Atlanta, Go. P. J. Moran, Editor Constitution, Atlanta. •I. 1). Turner, Cotton Compress, Atlanta, Ga. Park Woodward, City Clerk, Atlanta, Go. ■Ino, J. Doonan, Go. It. It., Atlanta, Ga. W. H. Holconrb, Asst. City Marshal, Atlanta. Henry .1. Hill, capitalist, Washington, Ga, W. H. Joyner, Chrel Fire Departrn’t Atlanta. J M. Stephens, Supt. W. U, Telegraph Co. Atlufitii. Geo. O. Selrnau, Capitalist, Monroe, Ga. Hon. M. Mahoney, Commissioner Public Works, Atlanta. Col. W.H. Thomas, Supt. Chat. Land & Improvement Co. Atlanta. Hon. J. G. Woodward, City Alderman, At- liinta, On. J. It. Collins, Asst. City Marshal, Atlanta. Dr. J. P. Dosser, Conyers, Ga. | Joseph A. McCord, Merchant. Conyers, Ga. T. Harwell Green, M’ohant, Washington,Ga. C. A. Alexander, Capitalist, Washington, Ga Hi ii A. E. Calhoun, Judge Rcoordor'a Court .1 tlnnta. E P. Chamberlin, Dry Goods, Atlanta. Edward Peters, Esq , Capitalist, Atlanta. 11. A. Johnson, Esq , Capitalist and elteal Estate, Atlanta. w. T. Ashford of Moore, Marsh & Co..Atlunta //on, W. A. Hemphill, Mayor of Atlanta. Uco. Cronch.Esq., Marble Sculptor, Atlanta lioswoll Ellis, Esq., Retired Merchant, Osh- land, Ga. A. P. Stewart, lux Collector, Fulton countv Georgia. lion, Jas. H. Huuuicut, Assistant Commis sioner Agriculture, Georgia. H E. Atwuter, Esq., President Southern, travelers As-oniution, Atlanta, Hou. Evan 1’. Howell, Atlanta Constitution. I .1. Humes, Sberill fulton county, Ga. //firry S. Jounson, Esq., Dry Uoods, Atlanta l rot. C. C ( ox, LfiGranue Femalo College, (ireeuo Thomson, E-q , Merchant, Alia- tn. Churl, s Arnold, Secretary Piedmont Expo sition Col H. F. Starke Capitalist and Real Estate Atlanta. ■I. il. Goldsmith, Comptroller City ol Allan- ta, Cm. Hon.C C. Kibbee, Macon. Ga. A. M. Bergstrom, Esq.. Atlanta, Ga. D. M. Rogers, Esq , Manufocturer, Tallade ga, Ala. Col C. 11 Phiuizy, President Go. 1{, It., Au- gusta, Ga. I.O; Peek, Esq., Manufacturer, Atlunta. D. a . Rogers, Esq , Manufacturer, Reufroo A lu. 1 A. G Chisolm, Capitalist, Atlanta. H Franklin, Merchant, Atlanta. I. J Costello, Esq., Insurai ce, Atlanta. t(. N. 1 homasson, Hunker, Madison, Ga. Co . J. K. Haston. Capitalist. Oedartown.Ga. ,°" J. M. Harrison, Capitalist. Forsyth, Ga Hou. N . G. Oattis, Midland, Ga. rt'r \' Vest ’ E '3 1 Merchant, Atlanta, Ga. G. L.Eorman, Esq , Architect, Atlanta, tlon, Levi Ballard, Palmetto, Ga. Mrs. M. H. Poe, Atlanta. Hon. B, O, Hill, Greeuvrile, Ga. Mrs. A. L. Cunningham, Atlanta. Mrs. Lizzie Cunningham, Atlunta. ( ol, A. F. //ill, (ireenville, Ga. c. A Stiles, M. 1) , Atlanta. A-T. Cunningham, Capitalist, Atlanta. Lot Thomas Hall, Griffin, Ga, n lu I T r T vin - ■'* erc hatjt, Washington, L. W. Hunnieutt, President H. <fcB. Co,. Atlanta, H. Nunnally, Merchant Monroe Rathburn, Merchant, Monroe, J. T- v aullorn, Merchant, Monroe, T. L. Cohen, Atlanta. E. C. Mahoney, Cbiof Clerk E. T. ^ • & Ga. R. R, Atlanta. ’/• M. Callau,Merchant, Washington !V \« a » * ’ ^ oflln Manufacturers. Airs. SI. A. AHbd, Atlanta. The above names are synonyms of success and solidity. If you want to join in the strongest and most profitable enterprise in the south Tend your name and amount without delay, or call in person on ’ A. J. Me Bill HE, 10 Gate City Bank Building, Atlanta. Ga. WAHLS. In this country 7,000,000 persons aro engaged in farming 44 por cent, of our wago earners. Henry B. Hyde President of a Now York insurance company, gots a salary of $100,000 a year.' The cotton crop of tho Uuiteil Statxis this year is 8,052,597 bales, or 1,.100 000 more thau last year. Mh _C. C. Wood has coutiibut od $125,000 to tho Young Men’s Christian Association of Brooklyn. Till-: greatest number of succes sive victories in war in ouo day wore those in Mexico of Goneral ■Scott, who had five, and of Goneral ’uylor, who lmd throe Rome lias orgiuizs a law and or- or league with prohibtioo teudocios. rn , . , ><iv) i nix ueuuruii ux- . a 0 ut) *vorsity Wts opened President of tho United State than U eciuesday morning, Thenum be born a royal priuoe and die a r of students was about 175, 1 — ’ * * and royal scoundrel. ’ Amoriau Christian to the cord. The farmers in tho North-wost are being advised to hold their wheat for bettor prices, which may come ^ m o j in tho spring. Tho highest price [toid Ulan, had the" misfortune ofTaviug t,n s season soventy-fivo cents pe his linrtia .1.. .,1 i i .• ‘UUSUO!. Athens merchants aro making i big kick agaiust the freight rates :barged by tho Richmond and Dau- »illo system. Henry Ilolsy, a woitjliy colored tin, had the misfortune of having is horse stung to death by beos in one of tho suburbs of Columbus. Iho most promtnont of surviving union generals aro Schofield, Bnolf Rosecraus, Butler, Pope, Biuks. Howard and Slocum. .Johu Caldwell, who died rocentlx in Indiana, was tho man who first conceived tho idea of distributing been at all injured the mail on postal cars. Iho oldest living congressman is Senator Harris, of Teuuossco. He was born in 1818 aud was in the house ol representatives as early as 1849. t)u tlio death of Senator Stanford the university which bears his name will be enriched to the amount of $20,000,000, that being'the sun has arranged to devise to it. Dcmeriil Lougstreet has accepted the invitation to review tho troops at tlio approaching fair and trades disply at Macon. —A. O. Burr, of Grilliu, has a piece of linen cloth taken fun an Egyptian mummy that was 2,0000 years old. A simple remedy for hiccough is a lump of sugar saturated with viugar. It will stop it iu niuo cast‘3 out of ton. Somo well known soeiets gsrls iu New York iiuvo fo’rmed an Anti Hand ing Louguo. According to the Now York Sun, En^laml has 1110.10 wotnon works iu proportion to her population that any other country, 12 por cent of tho in dust rial classes being women. At the preseet market rattesfor sif- ver, the silver is 75 cents intriusic value aup 25 conts flat. Ol the 17,000,000 wage oardes iu this country, 7000,000, or 44 per cent; uro engaged iu farming, Iho income derived by French people wlio rear fowls isaccordiug to returngs, about $335,000,000. Han Francisco’s cable system is greater by fifty milos than that of any other city. A mau in Marshall county Missouri has a mule twenty-four hands high. Southern Pacific locomotive will soun use for fuel brick made of coal dust aud asphaltum. Ihe words in common use by the ordinary indivual are oslimato l at from 1,000 to 3,000 Daily photographs of tho sun bikeu feiuce 1875 Bhow r cocclusivelv that that luminary makes a com plete revolution iu eleven years. When tho national constitution was adopted Charles Carroll, of Car ica 000 Tho only foreign cadet at J ~ O w w vua.7 micnt > HID) i: ’oint it is stated, is a 20-years-old this sectiou oi the statir. He son of*Gen Isidore Urtecho, com mander-inchief of Nicaraguan army. # A. J. Drexel heads the list Philadelphia rich men with $25,000, 000. Tho city has 1G0 millionaires, whoso total holdings foot up $400,000,000. A hundred men and as mules are now at work on tho prices for the fruit. A good crop these pears was raised this year A swallow of The old Duke of Nassau, who A u occasional coat of varnish will at 75 is hale and active,has a fortune keep oilcloth bright for veais. of $25, 00 O,0°0 and is consequently KeU lir09 have commenced so down as the richest prince in U e ,4 tion of n rich Uli |, at I Kissimmee. Tho mill will be Mrs. Julia Ward Howe tackled|45xl75 feet there railroad can run Greek after she was sovonty yotr of I cars to tho doors. This firm will age, and now that she is sventy-two buy all the rough rice tliel- can got, she can read the paper of'Sophocles’jand any Ouo having a good crop of in the origiual with facility and tico will do well to Correspond with satisfaction. ’them. Bv tlio death of Mrs. Polk, Mrs F’rank 0. Bowyer, bookkeeper of I. Grant Mrs (inrfiold becomo the only Giddi us Ac Co. of Tampa, his just surviving wi lows of president’. Mrs hi;l copyrighted an invention of his Tyler the second wife o„f President own, known as Bowyer’s debit aud Tyler, died fu Richmond in July,'credit balauco ledger which will no 1^89. j doubt revolutionize bookkeeping. An oxchango says: ” Fifty yoarsj "id show at a glance the ago thoro were only 8,000 Jews in debit and credit balttucu of Palestine. Now thoro are 100,000. " vor Y P orsou . 0 very day in the of whom 40,000 live at .Jerusalem.” Y 0U1 . aiul 18 a IIJ08t valuable I’hoy are building huudrod ,,f luvonhou - Mr. Bowyer lias already I houses there, aud it looks as if they | rocoivod several offers for his would make this tlioir homo t! °l , i ri Rht. a n aiu - i Mit John T. Waieuman, who wr appointed by the tiovernor to to to Washington and receive the di ■••ct taxes paid bv tho citizens of Bishop Newman, speaking of General Grant,s birth, said that he “ would rather bo born a tauner’s sou and die tho honored ex Georgia farraors lost about 3(),000,QUO by holding last yoar’s oottou. ,—^1 P Turner, secretary of tho ’lordia Fruit Exchaugo, says that this year,s crop of oranges will ex ceed that of list year by 1,000,000- boxes. Tlio cro ' is estimated at 500,000 boxos. Tho fruit has not , aud fine sizes and quality will rule. Commissioner Ru\w statoR that there aro now 929,420 claims for pensions p< tiding before his bureau. Iho numbor already allowed, we believe, exceeds 000,000. Why not declare that ’ all tho world atid the rest of mauking" fought tho south in tho civil war, aud pension them accordingly. The llomestako msne, in the Black Hi Is, is generally supposed to bo the ilobest gold mine in world, Each mbnth from $150,000 to $200,000 in gold is tako out. The vein is 300 feet wide and about two miles iu length, London, Sept. 21. —Advices from Madrid report a large increase of deaths apart from the lives lost in tlio grant fileds. Tho unburied bod ies iu tho^towns and villages have caused increased sickness. The Ta'lahnsaee Floridian save that F, M. Rogers, Jr. , grew 35, 000 pounds of tobacoo on twenty- five acres tho estimated value of which is $6,500 or $260 per acre The cost of this crop was $2,150 till told. Ex Senator Tabor lias received an order from the supremo court of Mexico giving him possession of the •Santa Edlwige gold mine, over which he has hail three years’ litig i tioo. The mine is located at Jesus Nuiia, and has prodn'oed already from $10,DUO,OUO to $15,000,000 of gold. The ore assays $200 to tho ton! ami is still good for millions Friday night a smash-tip m which about eleven freight ours were wreckod occured on Iho Georgia southern .Florida road a few mi*‘ u from Tifton G'orgia j i-t after the war, writes that hois now euguguliu making i n e >rd of those who paid the tax to tint United States Government iu 1805 aud 1800 TIiobj i i Rich- umnd county constitute neatly one third—fully ouo fourth — Mr Water man writes, of tlm entire numbet Tho list will give the names of pay ers and the amounts paid by each. Another popular Americau w ho will not grow old is tho ltev Dr. Ivlwutd Everett Hale,who,although 79 years of age, still preforms the duties of a pastor, contributes urti cles to papers aud magazines, edits a department iu a magazine, ami d ‘os many other things difficult oven to younger m$u. Ruuniug a heavy passenger train 456 miles in 426 minutes is hum ming along pretty spry. That is the exact time and distance of a recout run on tho New York Central rail way from Now York city to Buffalo with a load of railway officials. But it, is noticeb’o tuat tho Hotr Ohannoey Dopow was “not iu it.” It is said to coraplotey obliterate all previous records of the fast ruuniug of tho trains. Disguises for Nauseous Do.es A strong solulsou of extract of licorice destroys the disagreeable taste of ahus. Peppermint water disguisi k tho nauseous taste of Kpsorn salts. Milk i-t a good abator of tho bitter taste of Poruvsnu bark, aud cloves that of senna. Cas tor oil cannot be tasted if beaten amt and thoroughly mixed with the white of an egg. Another method of covering the nauseous taste of castor or cod liver, oil is to put a tablcspoonfui ot straiuod orauge juice in a wine glass, pour tho oil in to tho centre of tho juice, theu aqueez ■ a fow dropsof lemon juice, upou tho oil aud rub some of tho juioo upon the edge of the glims. —(Jhioago Herald. SIR WILLIAM IS RIGHT. lasli and digest the meat than to seller many months from Dyspepsia he mutt pay for his folly; but paying, why pay but nnce> ]l„ v j rurc for.Dvspcpsi.i :iml nil forms oi i\t 1 ,,u y It is brttur t- bear th and Indigestion. Since man will not ; u t so wist AN . W. L\, ;\ certain and iiarmle “I Buffered so born tumbled si Blood Diseases. from Indigestion; since takinp qnc bottle of NV \V’ r iu GKO. V. POND, dark Sup. Curt, Muscogee Cm.Ga" 1 sulfcrcd for some time from Indigestion. W. W. X.’. cfTi-cled « permanent \r digestion J. W. MUHPI1V, Cnshlt'r SfNa’t’i Bnnk’ , Coiuinbus, Ga. ■'! was redneed In a mere skeleton bv two years suffering from Itvsnensli An..,.u bottles of XX . XV. C. I was permanently cured and gained 2.3 pounds in ffesVi ' cr ta ^ r w Price, $ I.oo por bottle. *• M - Lyons, Amertcus.Ga. For sale by all druggists. Manufactured by >Y. W. C. Co., Colambus, Ga. 'llio Chattahoochee Land Company have metwith tho usual succcs 8 which attends all \ tlnnta onferprises of met it ami substantial worth. 1mm' 2,600 acre.-: of iron land in Clmrakee county is beginning to nttract attentfon from vtirious parts of iho country, and requests are coming in for samples of this ore from iuou, all of whom unite in saying, we will have no difficulty iu finding a • uxrket for tv largo output of this ore; thus insuring a good iuconin to stock owners at once. Tlio corps of engineers aro about through with their ( noli tut nary survey of the lauds on Iho Umttahoochco liver, which will then bo ready for platting purposes. After dedicating to public use a sufficient amount of laud lor streets and park, for hotel situ and manufacturing plants, there will be 5,000 lots woll located, for sale to homo seekers. With an abundance of wator' pure »ir and perfect drainage, these lots lying on and contiguous to tlio uver, arc sure to find a ready and quick sale at good prices. A state ment of the Company’s affairs .lime 4th, just two months after its organ- ization, during tho almost a panic iu tho financial world, would show tlm following: i > onn* Jft80 l Jr ' C0 2,600 acres of iron lands $ 200,000 1,000 acres Chattahoochee liver property 130 000 Total cost of Property $330,000' total sales of stock to date -- -- $1,500,000 offered at 20 (subject to udvancej $ 250,000 300,000 An iron mino 81 miloR long Iudigaut Guest—This fish smells. ^°*' 8 ou river property at $300 Poetic Waiter—So doos tho roso. Texas Siftings. It is rarely a nmn begins the pursuit ol his health iu earnest till he finds it is run down.—Indiana polis Journal. Anomalous—Student—"What’s tho most i oculiar thing about your profession?" Iloctor—-’’When I have to charge $10 a. day for treat ing a man whose life isn’t worth 2 The train was goiug down grade when it parted in the 0011(3 middleand then came together "Now, little boys’can von tell mo, again with au awful crash. No dam- said a teacher, “what tho'effect ot to- age was done beyond tho wreckage of tho cars. It is now thought that twelve mil lions of dollars will be required to pay tho sugar bounty tlio present year. We are supposed to have made sugar free and the Amorican people will pay $12,000,000 in 1891 for-having dono it. I lie government dosen’t furnish the money. It is tho people. Burnsville Gazette; E. A. Fat her has made quite a success at grape growing aud wine making, rolltou was tho richest ma’n in'W rb j 8 J" al ' b ,? wi)1 “ ako bot ' voo ° 700 ica. He was worth *500 aud 800 « a luus °.i W1Q0 “any grapes was lost. Ho is still settle out more vinos aud he will soon West have one of ! tlie finest vineyards in has some wine about six years old. Gen. William H. F. Lee, the cou- gressmau, is a sou of Gen. R. E. of Loo, Ho is au indifferent speaker aud is rather slow and ponderous in , his movements, though his manner over is at all times cordial and courteous. General Lee is a very largo inan- htrger than his father, who was him- mauy 8e jf q U jt e H j x f 6e t au j ij, lB jjj g new Other's fine brown eyes aud , y.r" . VTi ~V“ taiuer snue Drown l yc-sand facial Z ‘ 5 t!r0a ‘ Oket ™ OlKe Ha » ~a- founded a cousin A with Fitzhugh Lee, his bacco is upon the system?" Little Billy, who has wrestled with his first chew, promptly held up his hand."well Billy’ what is the effect?" "Making y e wish ye wuz dead!”— ALI, HAD DOGS, ANYHOW You ailudod io yung Fitzpcrcy as a dog of war, 1. believe,”rem uks Lari mer. ' Yes.he^ a pointer,” remarked Din widdio. ”A pointe?" Yes; a West Pointer" THE SOOTHING DIHUNCHON. Mrs. Stone—"What is tho difference betxxeen au investment and a speculation deal?" Kirby Stone—"If you loso it’s a speculation. LITTLE BOY.S, GIRLS, MEN AND HO iii-n c m easily luuko *2 u day. Address, llurkur Publisbing Go , Atlnntu, Gu. I hat sour-teoiperod, er.ris, -lyspeptic in dividual, should take Dr. J. II. McLean’s Sarsaparilla! It will make him feel us well und hearty as the healthiest of ns. lie needs braeiug up, vitalizing, that is all. You cannot accomplish any work or busi- n , . . r , . nL ‘ t;i anlcsB yon ftll wxll. Il you feel used Telfair. Enterprise: Tho trustees lip tlr ‘M out-take Dr. .I. it. McLean H Sar- tho South Georgia College met uuTvhlmy 11 WlU r1vb you beallh ’ BtreUeth at this place ou T uesday, und among other important business in- T mv “'"‘J if vmmUv. oouimiitoo .•i4,Vffi2?L 0 i2k.™a. , 21 swamp in Florida. There is a general report of shortage of the cotton crop. __ falling off of 25 per cent, is a con- 8ervative estimation Kieffer pears are now being ship ped from!honiasviile in large num uuivgeraie juionoy ami Bonds. Price bars. Shippers are realizing good to proceed at once to lay the materi- free, (Urns. D. Barker, xtianta Ga of al on the ground. The executive couiuiittco immediately contracted ... ,, i with tho Oconee Brick Company milk after taking for tUo Lrick . Tlj0 brick H _ quinine removes the unpleasant roady burned and ready for ship- taste Korn the mouth. . Lent. The executive committee have Tulip, hyacinths and other bulbs orderd the shipment of 30,000. - plauted now will bloom early in brick ])fc;- week un till a sufficient 'Management strictly first olatw. the spriDg .quantity has been delivered. j Situated in tho business centre. I i W. SCOV1LLE Pulaski House SAVANNAH, GA. ’ $550,000 . * bus uiving for the improvement of the property, locating manufacto* rms, budding hotel, laying out parks, building canal, etc,, $220,000- V lien tins Hum iH expended the tJom])auy will then owu improved piop. erty as follows: 1 ' $ 1,500,000 1,500,000 $ 3,000,000 Those figures aro considered conservative, and are based on what has P ® realj/ed out of just snob property, situated under simUar surround ings, aud will boar tho closest scrutiny. rnir? ft0t n ftH beeu clo i’ ei1 for tll(! building of an electric street railway, SI a? 1 ‘ 0lU 1 th , n °T ter of tlie 0lt Y Atlanta to aud through this prop- n 'Jv.rt f w0rk , « ,u; i uou m I ,ro fi re88 on same for more than ton days with a large foico of hands. J Atlanta s m.xv waterworks have been located as indicated on our map. IV 10l > lon a have boeu made to us for sites for quite a number of mami- aD f ri ’ nmou R which aro rolling mills, railroad car shops, stove •.r.l-;^ *! 011 blast furnace, box factory, paper mills, ffouring mills, J n- 10 ! | lao aluminum plant, and just as soon as tho streets aro laid ma.! a , n « allott ? d - Wowil1 be ready to assign locations to all of these ti iftt 1 'J ° Jor8 w bo may come. This is a natural manufacturing dis* u..v PR 1 , , w ® l )r °pese to make it to.Atlanta xvhat Lowell is to Boston, Jer- ,r °^ ovv ^°i'k, tind Chester to Philadelphia, and that Atlanta nc- L t ‘A P r< ’P 08I,| pn is evidenced by her citizens having taken tho greater Iftwt ° r P| ! ° stl ? c k ,l ‘ ro '(Jy 8o(( J- Still there aro largo profits to all who in- ,1 ' 10 P rico pf this stock $20 per share of $100 each Gall or write the company at,No. 1 Old Capitol Atlanta, Ga. CHATTAHOOCHEE LAND COMPANY THEUB.BROS-. WATCHES, JEWELRY, STEELING SILYERWAREi FRENCH CLOCKSUfl'EUA GLASSES, SPECTACLES. Watch and Jewelry Hcpnii-inu; IYono bv tho Most Skill' iul Woi-kifum. S. W. COR. HULL AND J3110UGHT0N STREETS, SA\'A^Is N ^VJi, - . . KiGJEOKcTlA- Nov. 27. ’90. T. C. HENDRIX, General Manager. G. C. LACY, Sec’y <fc Treas Macon Hash, Door & Lumber Co., i ^ MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN Sasli, Doors, Blinds, Turned and Scroll Work, Paints, Oil, Glass, Potty and Builders’ Hardwarb; also Lime, Cement, Plaster, Grates and Mantels. good GOODS And Low Prices. Office 414 Poplar street, Telephone, Factory 404; Oflice461 : iVY-At Z-F i
