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t* Bill
Is dill ahead with a full line of
HARNESS, SADDLES, _
BRIDLES, WHIPS,
MATTBESSES,
BLACK OIL, &c., &.c
j a at
All of my work is under my personal su-
•rvision, and is strictly
IIRS T-CLA.SH
When you war.i i»i.Jlliing in my line, call
at my store on South Broad Street, next to
T. L. Babbit's, and I am satisfied I can
please you in quantity, quality and prices
JACOB BORN,
Proprietor City Harness Store.
Cut showsGart Ready to Get Into.
C. SPRING PART CO.,
KUSIIVIL.L.K, 1ND.
—Wholesale Manufacturer of—
TWO WHEELED VEHICLES.
The Only thiug on two wheels that
Rides as Easy as a Carriage!
Goods mode of the Best materials and War
ranted, Weight from t>0 to 150 pounds.
PRICES LOW!
Ask your merchant to get. prices for you,
C SPRING CAR P CO.
aug lG-ct
ZJtDECK & GO.
MOBILE, ALA.
lEff.vi) your atention to their entirely
Ne#v.'iock of Diamonds. Jewelry, Solid
Sterling, Silver and Plated Ware.
DIAMONDS
of the finest quality. Choice Brilliants in
aingle stones and matched pairs a speciality.
Rich Gold Jewelry!
Gold Chains, Lockets, Crosses, Necklaces,
Sleeve Buttons, Studs, etc.
SOLID GOLD RINGS,
Gold and Silver Watches, of American,
English and Swiss manufacture ; American
and French Clocks and Bronzes, Silver and
Plated Ware of the best manufacturers.
Jewelry Made to Order.
and repalrod by the best workmen. Solid
Sterling Silver Spoons and Forks ; also an
elegant line of Fancy articles in handsome
morocco and wooden cases manufactured
this season especally for Bridal and Holiday
Presents. TheJinest Watches repaired and
put in perfect order by the most experienced
workmen
June 28, 1883.—6m.
THOMAS HENRT,
JOHN HKN'BT.
Thomas Henrv & Son.
Direct Foreign Importers of
CHINA, GLASS’
C^ucensAvare,
TINWARE. ETC.
Nos. 29,31, 33 and 35 St. Francis St.
MOBILE, - - - ALABAMA.
June 28. 1883.—Gm.
PETER BURKE,
-Wholesale Dealer In-
CCO,
(Proprietor Cigar Factory 71, No. 35
Broadway, New Took.)
Corner Commerce and Dauphin Sts,
MOBILE, ----- ALA.
<883.
FALL
<883.
F. 0, CURRY A CO,
HOPSON BUILQINQ.
To the People of Decatur and ad-
-joining Counties:
We respectfully tender 3*011 the Compliments of the Season
and most cordiall)* invite }*ou to call and examine our large and
COMPLETE STOCK OF
FALL AND WINER
GOODS.
We guarantee you satisfaction as
to Quality and. Prices.
Highest prices paid for Cotton.
Another large shipment of those. justly.C eJe b_r a t e d
QUEEN COFFEE POTS,
ct
H. C. CURRY & CO.
ELEGANT NEW
rm A WATER
GOODS
AT
1. nssunrs
NO 2 BOWNE’S BRICK BLOCK, - - BAINDRIDGE, GA.
0-
Full Line Dress Goods
Full Line Winter Prints,
Full Line Worsteds
Full Line White Goods,
Full Lino Hosiery,
Full Line WinterClothing,
Full Line Groceries,
Full Line Confectioneries,
Full Line Staple Goods,
Full Line of Everything.
JONAS LSEB,
FOR TIE FILL T
IS Atm AREAS,
—AND—
((
DONTYOU FORGET IT!”
Ahead in quality, quantity, and best of all. in prices, and he s
’ determined to remain so!
If you have the least doubt of that fact all you have to do is to cell, examine, and
price any line of goods and be conviuccd. I do not expect to give special prices of any
one line of goods, but will give same rates on alt, and they shall be lower than any you
have had—that is lowor than the lowest. I desire to eall the especial attention of
wholesale buyers to my large and well assorted stock of GBOCERIES, DK1 GOODS and
General Merchandise. It will certainly be to your advantage to calland see for yourselves.
REMEMBER
It is no trouble to show you>goods and give prices. Remember also that
A Dollar Saved is a Dollar Made!
Thanking the public for past patronage I solicit a continuance of the same.
Yours Respectfully.
• Jonas Eoeb,
Wholesale and Petail Dealer.
A,B S0L03I0N,
—WITH—
Milliard Brothers & Co,
-IN-
BOOTS SHOES AND CLOTHING,
NOS. 129 and 131 BROUGHTON ST. : ; :
[£2T NEW YORK. OFFICE, 34 THOMAS STREET.
: SAVANNAH, GA
julyl9-3m.
MeMillsm 35ros.,
—Manufacturer of—
-o?
V) - O ?
p CD i
Seamlees Turpentine Stills
And General
cormn
WORKERS
EXTRA WORM
CAPS and ARMS,
A L WA YS ON
HAND.
SHOES, CLOTHINO, SHOES,
His Stock of Ladies and Gentlemen’s fine Shoes and Boots, and his stock of Beautiful
Fall Clothing for Men and Boys is unequalled in both style and prices. Give him a
call before purchasing elsewhere.
Highest price paid for all kind of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
II. NU5SBAUM.
JAMES R. BABBIT’S,
I
I AM NOW RECEIVING MY STOCK OF
fall and winter goods
WHICH I WILL SELL
July 19-ly
JAMES B8MMHAM & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLIMENTS,
Builders’ and WagoA Materia.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
Charter Oak Cook Stoves and Rangers, and Fairbanks’ Standard Scales
S.,£. Comer Dauphin and Water Sts., and 12 S. Commerce St
Mobile. - - - - -
Ala.
J. Catanaoh, . Wit. H. Basket, T. P. Bbown, A. F. Tallaiwbeo.
Cavanagl), Harney 8c Browne,
LOW FOR TIE CASH,
(Successors to Scranton, Barney & Co)
Importers of and Dealers in
1803.
1883
D. D.. STULTS.
Wishes to inferm his fripnrls and the pub
lic generally that he will run a lullstcdc o
Spring Goods
this season, and will be undersold by no
" one. He will make.Frcsh
fA’ILY GROCERIES
All I ask is to give me a eall and see what I keep in stock. I do not propose to
sell goods for less than cost—I must have a profit on fne-n to live and pay
expenses. Neither do I propose to sell yeu one article at cost and make it up
on something else. I intend to conduct
Fair and Honorable Business !
and on business principles. Once more I ask you to give me a call and see my
stock comprising of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries,
Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, &c.—in fact arythiug you may call for.
Will Pay the Highest Market Price for Country Produce
Thanking all for their past patronage, I respectfully ask for a continuance of
the same.
JA3IES i; BABBIT,
Foreign and Domestic Hardware
10,12, U, AND 16 NORTH COMMERCE STREET,
Mobile,
June 28. 1883.—6m,
.A_la.
I. O. DnBOSE Ac OO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
NO- 7 NORTH WATER STREET,
NIobile. - - - _AAa.
*@~A Full line of artices in the DRUG LINE at lowest Prices - ®*
June 28, 188W—6m.
A Specialty and Would invite all who
want pure fresh Groceries at bottom pric
es to call on him. A fine lino of Hoys
Men’s and Women
SHOES
Hoisery, Hats, Motions
And
ENTS UNDERWEAR
Always on hand. Also a superb lot of
1 obacco | Cigars
-PURE—
Wines and Whiskies.
HIGHEST PRICES
Paid for County Produce of all Kinds
I>. T>. STULTS.
I. ffl. Rll,SEATED,
Of Bainbridge,
-WITH-
MOIIR BROS.
w eiolSsale
Dry Goods and Notions,
159 Congress St. SAVANNAH, GA
Feb. 22, 1883.—ly.
D F Suixivam, M H Sullivan, WAS Whieler
President. Vice-President Cashier.
-THE FIRST-
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Colllectioos made on all accessible
points. *
June 28. 1883-
-ly.
Farm For Sale*
Lying between Mr. A’ J. Truluck’s and
Mr. C. L Maitin.s ; about 4 miles from Cli
max and 6-from Whigham, on the S. F. & W
Railroad—247 acres iu the lot—120 of which
is cleared and under a good fence. A good
frame Dwelling with five rooms, Pantry and
Closets. Out houses all good. Plenty of
pure water in wells and Creeks ; fine peach
orchard : healthy locality ; kind neighbors
with schools and churches cuvenient. Ti
tles perfect.. Address,
REAL ESTATE AG’T.
aug 16-lm Whigham, Ga’
FOUTZ 1 S
NORSK AND CATTLE POWDERS
No Hour Win die ef Colic, Bot» or Luna Km
VT», if Foutz’i Powders are naed in time.
Fontz’c Bowden will rare and prevent HooCBeXAHLk.
£ onu !* romaen win prerent Gxres nr Foma,
rootza Powders will increase the quantity af »iJtr
*nn cream twenty per cent., and make the balttf kd
and sweet.
Fontx's Powdere wm cure or prevent aim oat w
Dlstasa to- which Hones and Cattle are enbject
*F7 Z * Uownma will «xtk SaTtaVAOnoar.
Sold everywhere.
DAVID E. TOUTZ. Prepriotes.
BALTTM02E. XD.
For Sale by €. L. BEACH & CO.,
j*u 3 ly Cambridge; Ga,
SCPtKlNTEN,)^
will run as follow^
Leave Savannah aa,^'' 1 - ■ }
Leave Jesup daily at ™ * A
Leave Wayeross daily
Arrive a, Callal,, m / a •••■•. _ - wl (
Arrive at Jacksonvinj, ,-.^
Arrive at hive Oat- datW "I
A™ve Bradford <-'<
Arrive at I a dosta daily at ' u- he
Arrive at ’ ^Be;lt!> 1 L
Arrive at Tho,,.,^,^^™ ben .f
Arrive at Ra.nhri.l,., daiir „
Arrive at Cl.n-ch^,,;() •)’),.'!V
LeaveChattahaoclieeJaw
l eave Baiubridgc daily «
Leave Thomiirvi'!,, dr.i'lv j. »:
Leave (Juitman daily a t’ "
Leave New Bradferd ,laih» ,
Leave Live Oak daily a;.' 1)1 1
Leave Jacksonville daily«»
l eave Cu!!:iii:ui:
i rive at U i.vro- Jri
Arrive al Jesup daily at . ,
Arrive al Savanna! daiiv« H ;iri1
Between Savannah ami lAp 311*1 ]
train stops only at llaii, L
Jesup and Blaoksliear. IVV
and Jacksonville Mop 3 , inlvit ^^B‘ « t
Callaham. Between W»v C ms r
hoechee slops only ati.k'.. ,t, -
oil signal at regular static's
Pullman Palace 0ai s on thij '
tween Savannah and N v .« u t -' riM ’^B;Ull3. 1
This train connects at ''
steamer Caddo Belle, leaving
and Suwannee river po» u ^H.It IS
1' nday iftornings.
' ALBANY EXPRESS,
Leave Savannah daily at Gol
Leave Jesup daily at” ,
Arrive at Waycn-* daiiv s ,
Leave at DuPont daily at UU1
Arrive al TlionmfviiV daiiv at,'.'
Arrive at Albany daily at
Leave Albany daily at DJ311
Leave Thomasville daily at .......
Arrive at DuPont daily at ]]^^KriiP
Arrive at Wayr»-« drily a;’i^B m ,ir«>
Leave Wayeross daily at
Arrive al desup daily at 1
Arrive at Savannah daily at S^^RGcoI
Pullman Palace Sleepers beirttt^H
nah and Thomasville daily.
Connection at Albauy iliih^Hlkl to
passenger train both ways on i ,,,,
Hailroad to and from Macon. Eafaj'a^“
gomery. Mobile. New Orleans, ur,
J ACKSOX VILLE EXPltESS. j
Leave Savannah daily a* t«»
Leave Jesnp daily ar
Leave Wayeross daily at .
Arrive al ( aiinham
Arrive nt Jacksonville daily st til'll
Leave Jaekson vill- jRH. • ,
Leave Callaham daily at 1,0
Leave Wayeross daily at
Arrive at de-op daily m
Arrive at Navaini'ili dai'v a! .'^^M (it:!
Passengers in Sleeping farsfo: (
are permitted in remain
o’clock a. m. ll
Passengers leaving Mncon «t
connect al Je=up with iliii min tell^^N
daily.
Passengers from Florida hy Iha^^pniOl
connect at Jesup with train «nin|
Macon at 7:00 a m daily, makinj n^^E nil
tion for points West and Northwest.
Passengers for Brunswick take
arriving at Brunswick at 5:3) a t^M 1 '' '
Leave Brunswick HgJO a in. Arrinii^^Mj ij
nali 3-45 a nt. y
Passengers from Savannah fur
ville Cedar Keys and Florida ;i]
(except Fernandina i take this inn.
Piissenscrs tor iiie f 1 ■ ■ ri■ la
road via Jacksonville make dots it,
tion at Pajatka-
Mail steamers leave Bainhridpit^^Wte
lachicola and 1 olumhus ever; fj,
and for Columbus every .Saturday,
Passengers for Pensacola,
Orleans,Texas, and trails Jlinsisaippi^^^Jj.
make close connections at Chattaliw
daily with trains of Pensacola and bq
Bailroad, arriving at l'ciisacla tti'ii^K g
Mobile at 5.00 p. in , New Orleans ^
p. m. .
Connection at Savannah duly ^H1}
Charleston and Savannah Kail»‘J
points North and East. .
Connection at Savannah daily
tral Bailroad tor points West > td
west. ... ■<."
Close connection at Jacksoa™'
(Sundays excepted) Green Cote
St. Augustine, Palalka, EnterprieeiS 11
and afi landings on St. John’s river.
Trains on The B- & a. K. B' 1“"^"
tion, going west, at 2;0fi p. B " * J
Brunswick at 3:43 p- m. daily, exeept^^^g
dil Through Tickets sold and
Berths accommodatiohs secured at
Ticket Office, n-o. 22 Bull street.«*»
campany’s depot foot of Liberty
a New Restaurant and I "
has been opened in the station »t "*•
annabuadant time will be allowed »
by all passenger trains. TlTUlt ^B
T. S. Tyson. J*’- u.
Mast cr Trans. Gen. Pm*.
U. G. Fi.eming, Supt.
PARKER’S
TT ATT?. BALSi
A beecficdld
preferred to&fr
iclei because
k ty and rich pcrlJ 1
\ Kostores to
3 the loothW I®*!
1 prevents
/ f akin? iff th« kf,
’ S8r.A«'-H:»»«ir
161
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I w»ry lasting. No wlor like It. Be»urej°*»y ^
| TON Cologne, «ipi«ure oi H»Cox A Co .
J label. S5 and 75 ct*., *t drorffi»t**nfl ^
5-T0»
Iron Utw*. 8t—I Bearing Bnii
JOKSfl. ME PAYS THE
■oldoatrfaL W»rr»nD * jHffc AJ
For Cr«i boak, mtUlimm
> JONES OF BINGHAMTON, ,
BUSJUBIOX, ». I'
Legal Blanh*.
The Democrat Job Office 18 T J Jg
furnish any and all kiuds of Hes
Rnch as
WABKANTT DEEDS,
MOBTGAGE DEEDS,
SHEBIEFS DEEDS.
MOBTGAGE LEVIES, g
JUSTICE CV :BT .
SUPEBIOB COVI..V&01
county coral bk*.
DISTRESS WABBANTS,
CRIMINAL WABBANTS,
/illallaNAJLj »--vriiL2v-' 1*2* Tf ,
WAIVES NOTES. ETC, ETC-^ ,,,
As well as anything else in t““ i
notice. Lawyers and County
avited to give us a calk