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0<*or ff in Fai i)i|j,«.
Th' |*|.«n» * » two Mule Pit;-in.
The followin'* is Hie result of tw
jnnle hu - Unjj h
m inn h\ Mr. IV. \y.
*n Brook- roniii v, for tii<> i'V,
WiUlOUt ()},; if*e ot uut 1ST I,
*hnilinv, (; rover rMmiH’l'ciiil
*« n p.’lTet'ih iv Vi well know n
Lou!< 1 not title man, who
Tue anything. lint
l.i* word, we hove flip
' 11 ' i 1 U'hiiI I'.nm i'-.
fi^i • < eouunitter, mnl e\.'itu
eroji::ml ground, and certify
pf'orrvrfnoi*/ of tI k* following:
over !•*'*!« (lie first prize for the
Ktnte*% IWX.,y made on two acres at the
n .‘/Til! J l ,'Z£ ' • h' 0 I'm lnl.il, per I, ft 're—73,1VK) fOOl
■ - ,M" n<
® W f'is i ■ :,‘i lio ImUpera re—Ha'
^oii; lil.*v .■ i t *'* ■ *j, r I. o11. * I. 028 00
fi ni I • saoi * lionl, lbs—
Mooeni . Iniiiilri I, 72 2'
Peas from he a>n ■ litmt, 108 Im.di da-J
one OIK il iHai p.*r Itttrhel, 108 (K
14 a ;ii . pi.ni ,i i! liu-li N per nccc—
• •fin hush l>. one doliar t> rliu-h'd. Cf-‘! O'
»(',!'( H ti'itatm f, -l;:.i bushels—(0 cents
JJ« per IiurIi l, 173 2)
h<'.‘ i'H.ic. 211! gallons syrup, in
8o eo ds p, r gMpo.t, 120 00
acres c >, tu.i, i;i hall s, eeclt bah' ir.2
po i.i h c,s7«
Lmii cotton, i - lina cd at l, 0 un
12,'u i v-iiU per poumi —m r,o
7 if
rsi’RNsr.s:
Feed f ir 1 n , tnuh f lOO 00
feed f ir .v no Clop I'll oo
Wages Wages of o i ■ man, II» M
of a i in i. !KI Oil
Wn, Wages of i w n vt om in, <10 to
V nt i . 1 ,/ )/ n 2o I I)
Board f n Hi viith 2 b!iIMi •en,lno on
J ieprtn liij', etc., 20 00 — 11 , 01 .'! 00
Cl arprortt, f2,212 70
Kcom the New England Farmer.
Ijo.vn oil tin* Farm.
A)(d'>'i,'h t!»!M is fin oM siilijoct, yet
J think wo i’t:iy niwtiys Itetni witmo
tliin.f IV ii i I'Xjicnciii’o, itii«4 from
those who lirtvs! Iitid fx|iorleitf<>, and
Mini that is about, all ivo farmers,—
iniotliif.it«•<! larmorH,—expect to do.
I hue hid two cxpci’icnccg; lirst.
inys’itf, as a hoy on the farm; ami
•t’fond, with my hovs on Inc farm.
A i my father was a smill farmer
find had three hoys, when we heejtinc
lar;-e cnoii.'jli to work it was neeessa
ry for us <<» earn something more
than wo could from working ids
Rintdl farm. 1, heim; the oldest, at
idiout Ih" life of fourteen years, went
olfto Iho faetory. Inbor in (heto
ries Itrin;" li tter v.’iipes than farm
Work, partly Ixeanse in the facto
ry we have work the year round.—
J folio .ved I Iii - work lorfdtfiut t\\e||
y \ e uv, yet ill this time I never lost
ky iei <i far the ftinii. If 1 had a
J'ed’iv or week, it was always it
B^cle.i *tife to fjo and work with
( < |! | Dlaee. Work
Jr IV • Ve!‘'*s • H«h" Wii
jf wlml it is now, with
fii •ehiiiery we have. The
A..\ comes in Iwro, Whut was
,.»re plea ant ithoiil ii ? Take ha t inif.
in tance, when w« used to mow
nml rake by lutml. I know there is
work about it,—It >rould lilisfer my
]iaii(l« yet, wl> u work i mole plea -
nut, il is not m» very disaprccahle,
and tin I i w hat my lather used to do.
He wtitdd not <et a boy to mowing
XVi11 1 a eythe that u mild tint cut well,
but wtuilil • e<* that Ids hoy's scythe
NVa a ;ood ,as bis own, and be wa
nlways |,|ea-anl to us ii’we did not
<lo our n oi k to suit him. liotead of
reohling it lie would try mid teueh
it-, and here, 1 think, is one impor¬
tant p, hit. If farmer- want to keep
thetr hoi * on the farm, they should
he plea ■it and not scold, becaiiM’
llitye i!imt ilwjiys do work ms well
ns ( ! - ir ('.tliers, rrmemhering f!i:,t
they have Hot hud the experien ,e ot
fdiler fH-r. OlH, Ref II »• 11 1 1 •hope
" heu they shall have bad the
experience I hut 1/e have, they ui!)
beat llx, ,* they Bill, if lie iiiiil and
give the! 1 time. 1 think we want to
gel too nmt'h front our Imv*. I
bill’ cu fatbrr* that Minted their
boy * to ‘To to M’lioot and learn, but at
the same time would have them up
early in the morning, and work tin
til the last minute, and as soon as
hum ■ o ni in they were ivtpdivd t"
go to Work. Now when your boys
go l" *ot. <b' not think of getting
mue'i wei'Ii from them. l liey must
have irtim* tune for themselves a
the siylti I’ , "all w ork and no play
make d el. a dull boy." Never lake
a boi out of-eliool to work. I have
II n hen their work *roi
In liTTTTxl lyt j V-- j! 1 c e Iii, hoi mil
of scln*' 1 '* ' r " J i, i ■ 1 Tettio^lur, exil’J
help. «p M *> >, ;i little UarderV*^ii* M .i
Ihcii. w ben lltei " Hire nsrh
vc*; «bi\ Ibex J m lA.oi
t heir ■bool -. semijjyfiTTwiili
euun. (b it. ii’we
n load «,t xx* , nl io mtti’^i-i t, they can
, nu ,t yeeoii it-* up eonvctli
theiUM'lxi". 4 iive tho'u a ehance to
iki *-iilliel Id ll , do lint think that
llici ll HI hf cm iteiit t.i always pled
llil'll pi iTo : .line ohl ruts that x\e
llitb l.ct thern Imre some thing- to
their Hkhijf* -at the same time n e
ks'cj)a xviiteh on them, nml not
eneotiraiB' them to run headlong iu
to htr'm'ss. I think w e had better
keep the rein- partly in one hand-,
no that, if tla x t to going too last,
vrae.tn reit them upu little and not
let them run axx ay xi itli us.
♦ •
A tir i:m - cU egyinnn xi be xva
traxe'.in: : •ped at a hotel much fee
qnent' d hx wags and joker-, I'he
host, not b n ; u-i'd to b ixe n
gun.tn a ii.* tahk', looked a tin
xx tth ■ uvpr l the utic-i- ti-cd a
their artillery ot’ xx il Upon Idiu
out el Jl: rcmaik. t he cU rgx
man ate hi- dinner quietly . »p
lx without ibserving the gib- un<
Mieel'* of hi* Melghh%*i'*. de-pnir hi* Owe o
Ihetu. iunivHi at l.i-b in at
e. - ti'l lohhn : "Well. I
tlee heard at xour patleme! has been Have
not all that -•I
X oil “ "Oh. ve*: hut 1 am u-t
i! Ra roll kii'iw who 1 mu t”
sir." "« e! I, I xx ill intorui >oil 1
e Ha plain > if a lunatic asylum: me."
rema k* have no effect upon
nex d nip'; When it
[ling .iiid mi-t at
KuNl'.llii! but i • o
ttle
fc|Fu'c t
-V JJcr Adyrrt'isf'mcnts
Now Chromo for 1875.
sm nan
\( iffjrv i‘H" ey t ; 'i- /i wle'tl: t -i.iirle
t>V *'.l .1 > IV I *1*1 I I !! l. CIll.T flip 1-7."'. Mini
fi Util s 'll".' > II I ill n.ISnNii III,IV n| “l.ll'i
JIKSI UK," l|i' iiiuiii iiiii st chtunio ever of¬
fered liy i\ j»i; Utip»*
T. i .a jn-i ,'i Mi \:u*u I'm re •DVr pontniii
ieIf li'i l*.l.< luV.i !i ,i »e„ ;*n .. a.
I'hilnJeli'hia.
A. Complete Outfit
v i. i; K !
W.> ’A pant :t if,. entii' lv. In . Vi i f;. nrl-'Jikor
tmud i. i t"ke nr.! '!- invt deliv ir > !- foruiir
4ilT.lt 4 . «>. t*. -hue of sta iii nuiily i.iiikU.
i... pupil.. if mi i hi >ii< •>! i -mu!;I
n-im--- ill Vm u for v v i,r. oi l. miih > or
'sin.Vie. at ...... £ trm''ling. Large i-h
iPort •: a rout •! MltAt, film,lies of
Lv.«, t'ii’t'ii o-i! frc.i I i nriv a.
A'liiVH*. A 1 DKN. I. *. t 1. ,v 4 < >..
f. \ 'more . Mil.
BtJCCJBSa BEYOND C03fPETITION.
tTdlis' Patent s^Cottcn Tia.
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<3 I»r<SM Cora a'arm* if* Ptrenr'h, merlM % l
4 or re 1 * l
atlvTit.n ?ea ovrr an f In tlie market We aro rroparr n
to aunpty the Iratlo at mark t frlooe. (’Mere uua
ci fcaiui'ia Orrlcra rcrpectfuU/ toHeiusd. Andrcaa
j A. J. N 1 LLI 34 CO., PillsburQh, Pa.
f J* Al so, m'fri. Xr'I. PiseU ar.4 Iron , of all kOe!* ■
, i'jfcr J
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SNKLL, SPARK GO.,
u ’. si t It Ti f: r f>> < AJtniAor.s,
sid > and 1-s'n'ing - T lop 111 ggies,
i ’> lit ;gi I •!t- at Bi ggies,
Pita Il.irom e 1 • hi s, 1'v, - \\ ill.-, i u'.jii'llOlS,
h ■«, R .cknit s, etc.
N’KW !• I IN’, < ON N.
Harness e.t l.nn i'rlees.
(’onsult Kconoiny imU- end for eat
logit e iif prices.
$5=$2D »b» il'eite.Tel ! • rin- free, Ni’r's,
i <•„ Pn. I Inn.d Me.
t/t-njl B?*;7mat ' M i.Eli ifi.a.a • • : In if a' • and Fu
«f I ■ \ -. i I ir I. al t . Costs
M t I’ll I Xi; to I i v it. I’m I irtilnrs Free.
Vi 3 P. o. \ .’. KEU’i X CO.. A Mg' a, M ••
lost IiXTBAORDMRY
Ten ts «f Ai’vi i t i-lnir nre iill'i’ii il for news
papers III the : tale <•»’
GEORGIA!
Send for li a nf pa, hts and chcdidc of rates.
Addi'i
Geo. P. Rov/tjl! Si Co’ A.cIvedi^Agts
.-%<>. If IMESK l£«tV 1.
Riaa.R to Kiitv mts ui Tins pAiaa’..
4 ti It A N It C I I’ T < o N 4 K I: T
J\ Will hegiv ii iu fii. citv of 1 .1 i- Ikiio.
North ( luoliim,
Deceirx^^r 31, 1374,
for the f> ii’po r* of ereetln
OSD FELLOWS TEMPLE
The UratKt tiifi II o
BEND jW HOUSE
WORTH $(10,000 03
<’ It A NO ( l it 4.1 IT
$ 10 , 000 .
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r.\si I •. .. • 4 •S, * n;>,n<n> -• -
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Pries Ticket . sej./.O
Agents Wanted.
For f,ii i li irt Mi. tlie M er,
Ron ).
MENDENHALL.
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JOSIAH MOSHKK.
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Augusta Advertisements.
=
JAMES W. TURLEY,
(Third House Above Globe Hotel,)
AiiguHta, Georgia,
JS NOW OFKIIHIXU a malt hlot. .Stock of First-Class 0
DRY GOODS,
' l>K< 'ALLY suitable for Fall wear. Having Kjient many weeks in the North personally
leeling sue't styles as are MtKiuVmj, ami olnaiiiiiigthem at the lowest Maiiufaeturrra* sc¬
Importers’ prices, he couiUentlj verv ami
e ■ v an say to ins friends that he is now iirepaied to offer
Bar^aiiis tiiai will be Most Coaviacin^,
—IX—
F O li E I G N I) R E S S FABRICS,
one ^ssr*^5ss*«sri*& h s\Vlhc'"lr?Krf'L^7''nropr : xss VeUiM tl '* t haVC yH *W* a **' to "»>ich will ad.led new
“ r *
Sheetings, Shirtings, Bed Ticks, &c.,
o: o-
1 IoN> J'ountry DKPAUTAIEN'T Merchants and Citv lie Shop Keeps era can obtain very low rtgures. Wholesale
very tine live amt at verv small p ronts .
octlO-km J;IMES AV. TURLEY.
IMMENSE
--o:o--
Great Eargains m -
CLOTHOG
—AXD
Gent’s. FURNISHING
&&-GO TO“fea
.*.*■•« H p
Angus! Dorr 5 AUGUSTA,
Where > '' ’'' PJ? a O',' 4 ’ <>ntflt in < lnthing. etc., for prices lower than ever before.
itt-t retnf Oi’ii from New lurk, with the Irrgeet an-l l,e«t relccled stock of NEW Fit.I. \ N
WIXTKK 4.0<lpseverhrinight to thfs market, ami having Imiight cheap for rash,'I
pan il tn offer n ;tt a iiui gains, amt it vv ill he t** the interest of purchaser* to give me a can
going ei-ew here.
SUITS A SPECIALTY.
August Dorr. mehuTiiant
Whtdesale aiitl Retail Dealer in
: eaflF m Cliisi and Gents. Fernislii Goods
222 BROAD ST., AUGUST A,
C. V. WALKKER,
Auction Commission f/ierchant,
And l'uniituvo Dealer,
317, 313 sad 321 BroGd Stroot,
\ l Ci 1ST \ , <i KO It fi I A ,
Furniture of nil styles, direct from the tae'ories. eons sfin^ „f Chairs,
all styles ; 1 >r« ssin«r Suits, < handier Suits* tVi'.rdroboa, l»edsteiyi H 0 f
ditrerent styles, l.ounqes, d'aldes, lhsks. Hut Hacks, ( ribs, Uradios.
Hookers, etc
8«>.besi> broods have been selected in person at the factories to suit
th. Boutin in market arid will In* until at faet.-ry p rices w th freight and
eoiiiiu ssioii luldt d. (live me a call, as l am detejmined to sell ns rhea,
as any person South. Oct 17 tf
EHOURACE KCKIE ENTERPRISE
•O.o itoa
Giiiiti's r elf-rasiBBicg, Mdt f ie
I *atontod -.April, ls7*Jh.
li!u
'po (' i ton Fueler*, 1 lante » **■ •! Muntifucai ers, • li« .uK.prthprs n*-. now pejiv
I offer tluir eutitcly novel SKIF FacTENING TIE, !'• r baling Colton anJ o
I pmjDOr,
Tim. Ill) i-fi|ti!il in every re*j>ect to any Tie n w iu u-e. b»j easily fis en<*ij
Jiiil I. M.TEU1GR fmln the fact lliat once l -frtieC it i, an iti fii—itiiiiiv to retn■■ ve th*
llinin will i.ut n st culling il, t hereby 4,1 \U iN 1 KI.1V. Farniets and 4,|her
p.inie* agahi't in--m w ighi hv re< « of r m v.a! of Hoop.. rtt
I hi- 1 1K li .s been examineil by tie .rly every Km to nut Merc’ of t'har e.:,.n
- been p'onotinee-i a pe< tret pncce-sH
Or.lae. f,r S 11W «,r .-Kt'ON[» HAND RIVETED HOOPS will be nr mr»V -
a- low a priec a- *»y other I te, a' the manufactory
MOsKS GOLDbMITH & SON,
4,«. 8. 10, Iff, 14 and 10 COLONNADE HoV/, VEDL E 1IASGF.
■ Ch«ile»to *, S. C
J. H. OPfENHEIM, General 4 cent,
jt» e ‘J7 Om. 10J Kevnoitl* S reel. Augusta, Ga.
■ ^ .0,^1 —
KHS. tt. BRUM CLARK'S,
Hroad st. - Aiurusia,
il AEG STtli’K of Millinery Goods. Hats,Bonnets, Flowers, Feathers,
j bon*, Lace*. (.' dlat* ; Unit CuiIn Braid* Ac , Ac.
Faticv Dry Goods in variety. Belts, Buckles, Setts.Ear
t’ lti' 1 -, y,i phi r Wei l. Shetland Wind. Buttons, Gioips, Fiinges,
-. i V its
Hals at j Bonnet- made of good material at reasonable prices.
Mis. t't.ok e* Agent tor Madame Dcniure»l'» Patterns for Ladies and chil
ilrcn. Semi i«ir Catalcgue.
MRS N. BRI M FLAHK
: 2*'l lir ad. Street, Augusta, Ga.
ft b 14
*
.1 . M . 15 l 15 1) ELL,
Cotton Factor &. Commission
A u tf u « 1 n , O d o r g* I a ,
.1; Vl-I Sn-in’. A**. t> lfarrrn Block
Il \ND TIES and all eu-tomary supplies famished, and CAf 5
ADV ANf KS wade as usual. CoBsigumeou roUciUd. sef lOxdni
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Macon Advertisements.
.1 ON E S &
WHOLESALE
Cotton Avsrnio I
o
mAl*l*IIAXANf)CK Jl SKP.mVHKAT,
Tonne-see XV bite Seed W lieiit,
Just received anil win ranted pine. Pur sail
by JONKS & JLWTKU.
lAALL SEED BAULKY.
J. 3no bimk-ln in store mnl for sale l>v
JUNKS A JJAXTKlt.
PNDJSIKS.
Sugar. Coffee,
Soai». Caudle
* Clio *s
Starr
Liverpool Bagging ami \ irgima Salt,
ami Lies.
Plour, all grades, in bills., i hlf
and < ,r sacks.
i tavon,
LaA i d.
Blaster, Lime,
Laths, Cement,
Corn, Plastering Hair,
Hay, Oats,
Always on in- hand and fur P.llc flt lit** Invest
market rates JOSE* & UAATKtt.
Macon. Oct. 17, 1S74.
Oct. 17.
OLIVER, DOUGLASS o GO.
nilALEKR I\
E3: X> IE®. E3 ,
§ r F O V E ® ,
"T I KT i&W 3E2. 23
A N 5)
f M o u *i e ii ** ii i s h i n g O <> od»,
THE LA till AST STOCK OF
POCKET AM) TABLE CUTLERY
1 X T II E C 1 T V .
scjif-Sm
C3rO °Ia?o>
Next to Lanier House, Macon, Ga„
To Buy Furniture & Carpets Cheap.
New Goods Just Arrived.
Bejstoa li. Be InMtn an 1 Bailor s Mts Chair-. Tables, Wa h-iairl-, Carpets, Oil-Cloth Win
■low Shailes, Wall Paper, Ac., ,v„
Crll and Look.
Tietr.lic Burial Cases and Caskets
W<I4»D 4'OFF INS, ( ASKS AND < a>KKTS of all kitfls. and sit any Briee. Don't for
gel the place,
OcUJ-fi’,11 1SEXT 10 AiAHilR liOlSH.
E3. 3P. 7
Succoesor to WALKER & DOBBi,
In poiter i f ;im| |) ( . !i er iii
CHINA. CROCKERY AND GLASS-WARE,
Table and Pocliet Cutlery.
Chandeliers, Gas & Kerosene Fixtures,
SOS EXPVJ)S1VM l,%32PW f
coal oil, lamps, bur neks, chimney
l’l.oxv lilt lb *T's», &,<■.
WO A S’» tltilbrii v Mircl .11 l<
Agent for the State of Georgia for PORTERS PATENT GARDEN and PLAN¬
TATION COMBINATION HOES.
ser t2»}.—.in
OSd and Reliable Movement
TII tT '.UVilli S' 4!!>.
A C hall 4 * ** «' C to t la <» "W o i* 1 <1 !
Ccckstc Portable PcilPH^e Pe r Ikrpe-Pcwer.
CfOCk&i’S A^t \ * fiction Gift Qcas*
• ROCKET'S 'Vton Screw with Palls or Conical Rollers—none better
made—Crocket's Hollins' Toot din Gear, from 7 to 12 feet with pin
iw,» o,It!i»i
of i ittinjps fof M«am and Wat r works Uso all other articles of Iron
or I’rass for sale at CROCKET’S IU 0 x\ WORK ',
sep2ti,3m SMITH. Macon, Ha
.1 AMES V'cnt, Kp )t rta. Ha.
F. s. Johnson, -ii. F. >. JOHNSON, .ii:. llol.llFS JOHNSON.
F. S. JOHNSON & SONS,
* -DEALERS in—
EC ®.rd -w aro,
Iron. Ntecl. .tgrii'iiUural liitiilesiients,
1’Alltll.lNKS’ SCALES,
(arriajc ai.d Hag«n ^Maurial, iiuns and Sporting Ciooils.
&GE.XTS FOR TIT JR JP&tTT t OTTO.V CiA\
31 TI I’ RD STREET, neir Centra! & City Banks,) M ACON, GA.
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( A M P 15 E L L \ J O N E S,
j I reli 4 iu.se and Commission AEerelmnts.
.>Ia<*oti, (ioorttifi.
r l<* <*.' •• u ,f th.-1 vv I. < n; in iftK, te ato-mj, ■t a mlnc
liang**-:
OLD i: vti>. i - ATI.*.
’ ■'•mi—iot, . ent. ■U 28 11, per r It ent nl
■ * - . ....... rent* i*-r
Tittalifut f *r l! of s nti»*. I * »*»U to tin in for iiu-rea-ed pat
rurj.* :
Mr.. t. u - ■r aa-i « ill !,*• Mir Wejffher
I tie p r» •-ear - v. ! " h . favor o~ «ith
bu*iU*—». P-'.*
4 A XII-ISLLL X JON Ks.
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T 1 ’ M A A iS: G R E E N,
M n<*oii. < jI eougia.
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Head-Qtiarters”
FOR
Stoves, r utlery and House-Furnishing Coeds*
OF U L KINDS.
X!» s our own Tin Ware and importing our Cutlery, we are enabled tonffer
indaxemtni.- to wholesale buyvii. »cp36,3ui
BAX T EI,, **w
G Ii 0 C E R S 5
C?©orgia.
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rf» A1 ’I* A HA NN Ol K SK KD XV H K AT.
* 'IViines-ee White Seeil Wheat.
Just received ami \v avvanteil genuine
sale hv JONLS .V JJAXTKlt.
T,VXLL A Imshels SKKD BAULKY. ami
;;i**> in store for sale bv
Oct. 10 JONKs & IjaXTKU.
s PN DRIES.
Cofl'ee.
Cai idles, Soap,
Stnirh,
Live! pool ;int| Ylr. Salt
Flour, Gagging ami Tics,
all grades, in bis., etc.,
Lard, Baeon,
Lillie,
Plaster,
Cent! nt.
nils.
Plastering Corn, Ilatr,
Oat
i! ay,
etc..
etc.,
Always bund f‘>r sale etc..
on and at lowest mar
kid >-at* s. ,H»NKS & BAX I’EU.
lilt, Oct. 17, 1N7-1
Sparta Adveitisements.
N E W S T 011E !
I Inn e (lie pleasure of announcing to the people of SpEr
Li and those visiting the town, that I have opened
A First-Glass Establishment
Broad Street, in Xortlieni’n building, under the name
THE AUGUSTA STORE,
where I intend doing a general business in
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes Hats
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Millinery Goods
BE SOLO hi AUGUSTA PRICES.
Any ijcrson desirous of purchasing any of the above
goods will find it to their interest to examine my entire
before purchasing elsewhere.
3Iil!inery SI, ^pooialtv.
No trouble to show goods. A trial respectfully solicited.
Oct 3 74. 3m. 1M1. O’CONNOOR:
>PAR’1‘A MALE
H i g h
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TlicFuin e mot*th s School \\ 11 Open
August 31st. ard Close Beceaher 58th, 1874.
'(Me: ’"ration. M rapmb climnto ui<t society, is niumpoamd, nml
1 . nncijtuls are determined that in nisei blink and instruction
me* tal and moral, it shall be interior to No k The course of
,. tion , will embrace all studies usnall ,, taught in
most elementary to the lassies and Sciences, graded Schools, from
< believing that future
cess in school. as w 11 as in after life depends much upon the
an m the elementary branches they will mot ive especial
Inhits of observed on an 1 tiie power of thought will be assiduously
tivated. I ractico 1 application of the daily lesson** will be made for
development of both the mental and emotional natures of the pupils.
I lie Principals, af er loit-j and successful experience realize and
ciate the importance and responsibility of their position, with the
cnee upon and will t in temporal and eternal destim s of those entrusted to
care spare no effort to meet such fearfn responsibility
board in private familii s, or with the Principals at from 15 to 20
JWf ’"T' 11 ' iieiluction ior tll0se who soeml Saturday
Sabbath at homo. J
Tuition in .Jnnibr ('lass 84 per month.
“ (litaraiediato (’lass 5 •* *•
o “ Senior ('lass o “
( ini’indent • deposit . le
l'npils when ma on day of entrance c nedo'lar.
ent< red will be considered entered for the term. No
ductions tor less than three week-, mid tlu-n only for unavoidable
No interference with the dispip'ino of the school iviil bo allowed,
lie oiliir daily attendance is indispensable to the progress of the*pupil
I’atroiis desivino pupils excused for any portion oi a day, or from
duty, must make the request in writing J
I n order to kt ep in frecpient comnimiication wi ll patrons they will
cu< ' ,l]n ' 8 ’ which U1 »«t l>o endorsed and returned to the
A ’ Murray & J S - Newman,
Kwe-j-i, ■. Principals.
j a m i*. u mi a I'm, '
Contractorc&Siiilder
w Hu r r,\„ f • v.
Goutiacts taken ur all kinds of Buildings.
Having incre.-i.scJ my facilities f„, thu Matmfacluo of
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oro.les •..n i ;:K.r to or(!(‘r,J , ^d V U 1 " “ V ° c; i": rt vodm.pfl r i, T
1 * Im + m m m mmm
I „|Ti r tlic same as Low as they can bn bought in any City in tlio Slat#
S<*Msoii4*(l Flooring 1 iiimI
always on 1 ami lbnigh or Diessml.
[.IMF, LITII-. j-rro., Ff)R SSAT.-E.
Turnioir ami Scroll-work of ill kiwis- Bai thus Hardware, such as Locks,
fi ingi’s, etc., fur sal<’.
F.-t m ites • ;ivcn on npfi’icitinn fur any w«*tk it. wy lint*. AVI orders promptly
led to, and - .»;-fie’’*»o gn mtritecil. ju»0 18 H
% l |-A->TA VHl'iiCJ HUUHi;
JS T o* 4 Marietta Street.
TH great
FffiB iii Offl HIT BF Ti S 01 TL
f Wood Oo
jl | I .WE i d AtlantH as tluir distributing point lor 1'iunu, Oigan* and
.■'lusicai li.s'inin-nts g< nerally.
We are .-ole Agent* lor Georgia, .Al ibarm, South Carolina, Florida and Eaat
, lor the -h.Io nl the cel bratid
li i <; 1«: <> »• i ii sc I * i * 1 . ii o ,
ivl ich is :i.• lcri■ • i*i• - Mi I t i. tb h .ding Piano <■( the world; also the GUILD
ur ill'll it t.O., CM’1 LF( J!i> A U<UJl>, NEW VOHK, and other good
V'.'c arc a'-o Agunis in ilie same territory for die
J-C s t o y < n* tr h ii ,
i- titoquah'd f y any of!n t Organ iri the country.
P -•e--.".' f ieiiito- ai d Hfiiatitai'c- over odo r dt hIms iti the South, W#
•■Iff r t r- it d -''ount- to f.'liutchc-, Schools and T< adit is,
Piito- *t. 1 Org-.iii .-old on the I iStaltnei.t pl-iii. Send for price lists and
circulars,
WE ARE PUiiLlSHKnS OF TIIE
GEORGIA MUSICAL ECLECTIC,
a monthly periodic d, devoted to Ninsic, Ait and.literature. 00p«
imouin. Fieo to music teacher*. Send lor specimen copies. Address,
Guilford, Wood & Co.,
july 4, ly. Atlanta, Ga.
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