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FRIDAY, JUNE 10« 10J4.
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The farmers are beginning to load
watermelons tills week.
The melons are ripening fast and
shipping will be on in full blast by
next week
"SALEM"
That long looked for rain came
Sunday evening, much to the de
light of the farmers. We need*ino-e
rain, however, and It Is hoped It
, will come soon, and thus save the
Ingram Drug Co.
Local Agents.
BASE-BALL
-GEORGIA STATE l.EAGUE-
Americus versus Thomasville
Mr. J. F. Bullock and family wenti cr0 ps.
lo Jflaby to attend preaching there j Little Horace Bean, who has been
last Sunday. [very sick, during the past ten days.
There will be a picnic at the f s no better.
Pebble Hill School on the 26th of 1 Mrs. H. V. Redfeurn, of Grady
June. Everybody Is cordially lnvlt- County, Is visiting .-datives In our
ed to come and bring well-filled baB-j burg this week.
kets. ! Mr. Harvey Jones and Miss Della i
Children Day will be observed at | God win drove over to the home of.
Beulah church next Sunday even- Rev. J. 3/1. Shepherd, last Friday
Ing. An appropriate program has . evening, and the minister made them
been prepared, and a large crowd Is! ma n and wife.
expected to attend. j Mr. Editor, will you allow me to
Mr. William Carlisle Is on the slck |a ound a solemn warning ft> the vot-
11st this week. iers of Thomas county, on the ques-
iMrs. J. M. Bullock and grand- itlon of no-fence? X hope each man
daughter have returned from Ar-lwill Just think about what it will
llngten. where they spent a few take to fence the county. If the fence
days with relatives. (becomes a thing of the past. And
Mr. Jerry Davis and Miss Rosa also, think about where It Is to come
Sutton were out driving last Sunday from, and who win have to pay the
afternoon. ■ taxes, which would be necessary, In
Mr. Henry Hall and Miss Maggie order to fence the county. It is our
Merritt were out riding last Sunday j belief that if the voters would all
afternoon. I think along this line, It would sure-
Mr. Russell Bullock and Miss Ma- ly prompt us to do all we can to keep
mie Sasser; Mr. Clarence Merritt the fence question Just as It Is. and
and Misses Ella Lalng and Annie thus keep the taxes down. Tell the
Bell White; Mr. Ansley Sasser and 1 candidates to come out and let us
MIbs Mildred Davis, were among the know how they stand on the no-
younger set who enjoyed a ride last; fence question, and we will then
'Sunday afternoon. know how to vote when the day
comes. CORRESPONDENT.
AMKRICl'S ft, THOMASY1LLE 3.
AmericuB won the last game of the
series here yesterday afternoon by a
score of eight lo three. Four bits
two of them of the very scratchy
order, in the tlrst, netted four runs,
some miserable fielding stunts at the
plate allowing two extra runs to
score. Day was working with a
sore arm, and didn't exert himself
as he would have done, had the game
been necessary to the first half pen
nant. The locals made three runs,
one in the second and two in the
third, and then Amerlcus beean
hitting again and took three more
in the sixth. Davenport relieved
Day and shut them out for the re
mainder of the inning.
There were no particularly bril
liant plays. In fact the game seemed
slow and uninteresting, Valdostaly
speaking almost "listless." A heavy
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
GEORGIA STATE LEAGUE
Won Lost Pet.
THOMASVILLE . . 29
Cordele 29
Wayc ross 26
Valdosta 27
Amerlcus 23
Brunswick . . . ,20
“EEITEB HILL''
_ MOUND, OF CHI! CHIT!
For Your Vacation Trip
WE HAVE A LINE OF
Traveling Baos
Suit Cases
and Trunks
AT POPULAR PRICES.
The Fair.
This Store Closes Every Thursday at 1 P. M.
During the Summer.
inr
Yesterday's Results.
Valdosta 6, Waycross u.
Cordele 6, Brunswick 4:
Amerlcus 8, Thomasville* 3.
Today's Games.
Brunswick at Thomasville.
Cordele at Waycross.
Valdosta at Amerlcus.
The melon growers In this neigh
borhood will begin loading melons
Mr. C. E. Kemp is visiting rela- J
tlves In North Georgia this week. We were glad to see the nice rain
Little MIsb Willie Belle Pilcher, (that fell Sunday afternoon,
of Meigs, visited relatives and! Quite a crowa attended preaching! Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Golding and
friends here recently. (services at Woodland last Sunday. children visited Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Mrs. Norman, and children, oti Miss callie Abridge attended the Sherrod last Sunday. . . ,
Sasser, visited .Mr. Elon Heisler this examination at Cairo, last Friday Miss Birdie Sherrod visited Misses this week. Tile crop will be s o
week. (and Saturday. | Rhoda nnd Leafy .Mae Stephenson, his 8 . ea “ ou - *“ ou,,t ° f the COn ‘
Mr. Irwin Singletary, of Meigs, I Mr. Will Harper dined with Mr. iu f ew days last week. n “, e tr „ ck farmers are feeding
Misses Sadie Dixon and Sarah Da- ! Ai L . Abridge last. Sunday , Mr and Mrs. Frank Blanton and “bbage to
vis, of Ochlocknee were pleasant; Qufte a crowd att ended the Plc-j;\ , ^^l U l > . r ® y i?“ , H *“ d MrS- Rel the!? stock as there seems to bo no
*•“« Uc-KI.a loot QnnHnV lOeir gWCK iUicifl dcoiud su
nlc held near here last Wednesday, hoods last ounoay. , . mar ket for produce of that nature
Kemp Mr9 . j. 3 . F ulford Is visiting her ! Mr - and the Just at this time.
a feW rnnthnr. Airs. TAfimott this wepk j MiSS Sallie Hobbs V . ^ u n *»ln MtnmoH fn hAP
yesterday afternoon. 6 to 4. Hodge
and Mays, the opposing twlrlers
were both wild and had to be re-
. . . ... .« . lieved before the end of the game. v ...
wind storm, which portended a rain t j le runs ma d e by both clubs j melons.
of no mean proportions, broke up were due t0 f ree 1)a88ea# p a yne and j short this season, owing to the long
drouth.
isitors here last Sunday.
Misses Annie and Sallie
have returned after spending
days at Meigs. (
Little Misses Claudia and Edna' wl i| hegj,, on t h e fl rst Sunday
Merritt, of Ochlocknee, are spend- July , Everybody is invited to at
Ing some time with relatives here, 'tend all the services.
Mr. Jim Frank Kemp, of Camilla:
visited home folks Sunday.
Our farmers have begun shipping
The crop is somewhat
the contest, at the end of the sixth a(den who reIleved them, both
m0St f £?JL't?,...tv s. heaved good ball during the few ln-
grounds before ft "as finally de- n , ngg t „* t they pitched i n a ll, six-
clared on. teen bases on balls were given during
The game, In detail, sa far as it the ?ame Bank3ton hit for a home
went, follows;
Called at end of sixth—rain.
The Box Score.
Amerlcus
Hivgins, ss .
Colby, lb. .
Bitting, c ..
Ellis, rf .
Geary, cf. .
Gaston, 2b .
Bowen, 3b
Gallagher, If
Dacey, p 2
AB R H PO A E
116 0
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TOTALS
ThomasvUle
Klump, ss .... 3
Llpsey, 2b . . 3
Wicker, cf . .. 3
Ccx If 3
Champiln, 3b . 2
Pcvenport, lh-p 3
Wilkes, rf . .. 3
Dudley,
Day, p .
East, lb
>S 8 10 18
Alt R H ro
3 11
3 2
0 0 0
run in the fifth, with one on. The
I game was called after the seventh,
(to allow Brunswick to catch a train.
I Score by Innings: R. H. E.
a Cordele . . .400 020 0—6 9 1
d Brunswick . .000 004 0—4 3 1
0 Summary: Two-base bits, Eu-
0 banks; home run, Bankston; dou-
2 ble plays, Burress to Reagan to
n Brouthers, Pierre to Parker; hits,
0 off Mays, 3 In 5 2-3 innings, off
0 Hodge. 7 In 4 1-3 Innings, off Payne
_ 1 in 2 2-3 Innings: struck out, by
3 Mays 1. by Vaiden 1, Hodge 1,
„ Payne 3; bases on balls, off Mays 7,
E off Vaiden 2, off Hodge 6,-off Payne
0 1: hit by pitcher, by Mays, Weller;
time, 2:00. Umpire, Chappelle.
.. 3
TOTALS
Amerlcus. .
.26
1 2 0 0 | VALDOSTA «, WAYCROSS 15.
0 110| Valdosta, June 18.—Valdosta won
14 0 O 'from Waycross yesterday afternoon
1 2 0 0 by the score of 6 to 5, In a ragged,
13 11 free-hitting contest. The fielding
1 0 2 1 of both teams was listless and hlt-
0 10 0 ting was heavy. Each Waycross
— — — —(player who made a safe lilt secured
7 18 6 3 i more than one, Anderson leading
. 400 013 8.with four. Fenton made three and
Thomasville .012 000—3 Jones and McCov. two each. War-
Summary: Stolen bases. East, "'lc-k twirled a creditable game, PX
Dacey: sacrifice hit, Gallagher; sac-| ce Pt * n the eighth, when four sin
riflee fly, Champiln; two-base hits, *lea and a double by Valdosta, after
Davenport, Bitting, Ellis, Dudley; ,w ° "'ere <l°"'n netted four runs,
three-base hit, Higgins; hits off Hurley and VnnLandtngham starred
Day 9. in 5 1-3 Innings, off Daven-, ln the fleId - Both tca nJ stole bass*
port 1 in 2-3 Innings; struck out. at will, Waycross getting six and
by Day 3, by Dacev 3; base on balls, t Valdosta three.
off Dacey 1. off Day 1; wild Pitch, i Score by Innings: R. H. E.
Day; time, 1:27: umpire, Gentle. Wayx.. . .110 110 100—5 11 1
|Valdosta . .200 000 04x—6 11 5
CORDELE II. BRUNSWICK 4.
Brunswick. June IS.-Cordele 'J'andinrham. Mfoy Hurley
. . _ „ , , lrwL- Imipu 9. Amlorunti '2
took the final game from Brunswick
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you must uke internal remedies. Hairs Caurrk hit my pitcher, by Warwick, Hurley;
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the blood and mucous surfaces. Ball's Catarrh 1 P fl 8Sed balls, McCoy J time, 1:40.
•mack medicine, it wa« pre-, Umpire, Collins.
l>by»lclant In thin '
Summary: Stolen bases, Van-
Med-
lock, Jones 2, Anderson 2, Fenton;
sacrifice fly, Warwick; two-base hits,
‘Morse, Herold, Stewart, VanLnnding-
ham; three-base hit, Anderson;
struck out, by Zapke, npne, by War-
base on balis, off Zapke 2,
wild pitch, Warwick;
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Take F*U’a Family P<»la for
.NOTED \E\V YOUKEH DEAD.
the Fredonla neighborhood. The
affair was given lu honor of their
daughter, Miss Grace Newton, and
son, Mr. Ralph Newton.
Mr. Herbert Liekle, of Ochlock
nee, spent Saturday night with Mr.
Paul Singletary.
Mr. Roy Singletary and family and
iMr. Ernest Singletary returned to
Syracuse, N. Y., June 18.—Frank
Hlscock, a former Oovernor and
United States Senator, died here sud
denly today.
PLEASANT GROVE
mother. Mrs. Demott this week i 2'*!!. T«r "andVrs'w. 1.“'Hobbs ' Mrs. E. Martin returned to her
The annual protracted meeting! Sunday. ° - 1 ■ " ho;lle jn Quitman Thursday, after
*" I Mrs. Relous Hobbs visited her par- spending several days with her
'ents, Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Hart last mother, Mrs. S. C. Kelly.
(Tuesday. I 'Miss Clara Shepherd, of Thomas-
I Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Parrish and vllle Is spending the week with her
'family visited Mr. and Mrs. L. N. cousin, Miss Minnie Shepherd.
I Parrish last Sunday. ! Mr. L. M. Long, a prominent
| Mr. and Mrs. Willie Rushin, of citizen of Ochlocknee, was In
jpaio, visited Mr. and Mrs. John community Thursday.
! Gandy last Sunduy. | Mr. R. W. Barwlck iof Doerun,
The farmers of this section will J Mr lverson 110 bbs and Misses spent Wednesday and Thursday last
soon have their crops laid by. The . JoAU „ e and Sallle Hobbs, with his brotner. Mr. I. L. Barwlck.
shower, which came Sunday “fler- I.Mesdomes Annie Prosser and Grady ! Misses 11a and Clara Martin, two
ELUBEUE
UNDO TEACHER IN DID
Atlanta, June 17.—That misfor
tunes never come singly (s being
proven In the case of Alfred Van
Meter, the young tango teacher who
is In Jail, charged with stealing a
Jeweled necklace from an Atlanta
matron, who was one of his pupil*.
Today a charge has been lodged
against him as an alleged white
slaver. The charge Is made to the
police by an actor named “Happy”
Ben way, who sayg that Van Meter Is
wanted on the white slave charge
at Pensacola, because he left tha't
city several months ago, carrying
with him the prettiest girl In the
chorus of a local theatre.
Benway also charges that Van Me-
thls ter robbed him of a diamond stick
pin and a considerable sum of
money.
after-I
i noon, was badly needed, for some | joiner, were the guests of Mr. and charming young ladles of the Beu
of the crops. Cotton, however, Is J)rg c prosser last Saturday. ilah neighborhood, were the guests
not needing rain yet. Mr. Mell Fussell, of Moultrie, and of Miss Ruby Hancock Sunday.
Mr. Miller, visited at the home of I Mr. and Mrs. David Alllgood, of
iMr and Mrs. I. P. Hart last Sun- Cairo, are spending the week with
day . : Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Parramore.
The usual Sunday School exercises < TUhre will be an aii-uay sing at
will not be held at McGraw next Sun- Fredonla next Sunday. Everybody
day, on account of the McGrawltes |g invited to t-onitf and bring a well-
going to Enon to take In the Chll- filled basket,
dren's Day exercises there. | —- -
'Miss Sallie Golding visited Miss
es Rhoda Sherrod and Leafy Mae
Stephenson last Sunday.
Ivy Stephenson visited rela- Mr. Bryan Collier and Miss Venla
tlves in Thomasville Saturday and Elwelf were out driving Sunday .af-
Sunday. jternoon.
Mr. J. A. Pafford and son, Mr. I The no-fence agitation seems to
Charlie Pafford, transacted business have quieted down, somewhat, dur-
in Boston last Saturday. ; lnK t h e last few days. If Mr. U'al-
Misses Rena and Annie Vonier,; co ^ does not raise any more corn
Bessie 'Folsom and Messrs. John Fob than he aa | d the people did, this
som and Hugh Vonier were the wr R er thinks they had better stop,
guests of Mr. G. G. Jarrard nnd we can take our mule, plow-break
family last Sunday. the land thoroughly, plant and not
'Messrs. George Stephenson and i 00 |, after It further, and make as
R. M. Hutchinson made a business ml |cb corn as he said they made,
trip to Barwlck Saturday. w ould also like to know what
The sing, given at the home of breed of cows that give all the "ay
Mr. Boone last Sunday afternoon, f ron] f our to ten gallons of milk a
was greatly enjoyed by all present. day _ However, let’s all get ready,
Mr. T. J. Hutchinson is spending boySi and be ready to vote r)ghtt
the week In Thomasville. (when the day comes to settle this
Misses Beatrice, Carfax, Ruby, no . fe nce question
^ nd n 7„ SC Ro e .^n tt w ed q„„H»v day i The annual nrotracted meeting
School near Boston last Sunday !w „ gt t Thursday nlght betore tl|e
Mr. and .Mrs. Martin Rogers and .
children were guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. i!? .,!t» S , “i ,!
Cullen Rogers last Sunday. ; MacIntyre school house. Let every-
Miss Mary Ann Dixon is the *"?- *° and We Wl11 !lave
charming guest of relatives at Cool-
Idge this week.
IMr. and Mrs. W. J. Jones nnd
children visited M,rs. Jones' parents
last Sunday.
Mrs. Charlie Wood and children,
of the MoGraw community, were
the guests of Mrs. Farmer 3tindny.
SHILL
good meeting.
NEWS OF GRADY GO.
The Sunday School at Union Is
Mr. John Hudson, of Patten, was l progressing nicely.
In this community last Sunday.
SINGLETARY
.Mr. Wallace Singletary: of
datives here thla
Messrs. Herschel and Hollie Wat-
'son, of the Union Settlement, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
(their aunt, Mrs. M. A. Harrison, who
(lives near Whlgham.
. 'Messrs. J. D. Scully and Otis
Brinson,' of Thomasville, are speml-
Boston | ng tb | g weeb w ith home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert White spent
Is visitng relatives here this week.
Mr. Bob Braswell and family and ; Saturday night and Sunday with* the
Mr. Wiley Singletary and family, (latter'B brother, Mr. Olfie Cox, who
accompanied by several other par-i| lves nenr Me | g9
ties, spent .Monday on the river, [ , Mr . a nd Mrs. A..F. Christie, of
looking after the finny tribe. iMelgs, spent a few days Ibis week
Miss Ila McMillan and Miss >Ruth w | tb bome f 0 U( S j n the Spring Hill
Singletary attended the birthday | settlement.
supper given at the home of Mr. and j Hr E j> seully spent Monday
Mrs. Oscar Newton, who lives In n ( gb t w lth his daughter, Mrs. A. F.
Christie, of Meigs.
Mrs. Eflle Watson and son, Wil
liam, spent three days this week
with .Mrs. W. J. Minims, In the
Spring Hill community.
Mrs. Emma Pearl Hudson spent
Sunday afternoon as the guest of
Mrs. W. J. Mlmms.
S When Washington Crossed the
Delaware it went down in
History, when I did,
It didn’t.
The person and the purpose makes a world of difference.
Washington's object was to free the American people from
England's Rule. He succeeded.
My object it to give you the most Good Goods for the least
money. My success depends on your patronage. Large sales
and small profits yield the merchant as much as small sales
and large profits, and it la far more beneficial to you.
Give me a trial at my new place of business: The White
Front Thomasville Bargain Htore, ill 1-11:1 West Jarkann Street.
I can save yon money . <>n Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Dry
Goods, Etc, A sale makes you a permanent customer.
H. Goldstein, Prop.
311-313 W. Jackson SL
Satisfaction Guaranteed, or Money Cheerfully Refunded.
their home in Jacksonville, last Sun-
Next Sunday is the regular June
meeting day at New Hope church.
Mr. Henry Miller loaded a car of
melons last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian, of Groov-
ervllle, spent last Friday with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Stephenson.
Miss Grace Carter is the guest of
■Miss Ethel Miller for the summer.
' 'Mr. Tom Stephenson spent Satur
day night and Sunday, with Miss
Ruby Strickland, who lives near
Quitman.
Mrs. M. H. Young Is the guest of
her grandson. Mr. Arthur Young
this week.
Miss Jane Turner made a business
trip to Roston Inst Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clements spent
last Saturday night and Sunday with
•Mr. and Mrs. Stephenson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Nesmith took
dinner with Mrs. Shelly Bailey last
Sunday.
Mrs. L. T. Miller and daughter,
Miss Marie Miller made a trip to
Boston last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Jessie English and children
called on Mrs. J. B. Miller Monday
afternoon.
Mesdames Peacock and McKinnon
called on Mrs. A. H. Young Tuesday |
afternoon. |
■Mr. Alonzo Miller and sister.
Misses Lola and Jessie, called -on I
Mr. and Mrs. McKinnon Thursday j
evening.
Mr. Willie Massey took dinner
with Mr. J. B. Miller Sunday.
Mrs. M. H. Young took dinner
with Mrs. J. B. Miller Wednesday.
ASSOCIATION MEETING
Savannan, June 18.—The annual
meeting of the Georgia Bar Associa
tion is being held today at Tybee Is
land. President Robert C. Alston
read his annual address this morn
ing. He dealt with the develop
ment of the Federal constitution.
Judge Alex P. Humphree, of Lou
isville, will he the principal speaker
of the meeting.
One of the many changes evolves
the holding' of courts in Georgia,
which Is to be recommended by the
committee on revision of the judic
ial system.
See us for
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HTKAMER BURNED OFF FORT
MYEKH, FI/A,, THIS MORNING.
day, after spending some time very j It lg foot-washing day also, and ev-
pleasantly with relatives and friends : eryhod , CO rdlally Invited to at-
ln this community. , These young tend
men went to Jacksonville six years
ago. and they are now holding re
sponsible positions with the Tower
Hardware Company, there.
Mr. Ralph Newton and slater. Miss
Grace Newton, of the Fredonla com
munity, were visitors n this com
munity last week. ■>
Mr. Walter MoMIllan and children
spent Monday with Mrs. Lula Mc
Millan.
Master Rowel Braswell and little
Miss Lola Braswell are spending the
week' with their aunt, Mrs. Jim Stew
art, who lives near Barnett’s Creek
church,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. MoMIllan trans
acted burl ness In Thomasville last
Wednesday. ' >•
Mr. Ronald Watson, t and sister,
Mrs. A. P. McCroskey spent a few
days of last week with friends In
Ochlocknee.
Mr. B. P. Singletary made a short
call on Mrs. J. W. Wilson Ust Wed
nesday.
Mr. J. ,3. Wilson spent the week
end‘with relatives In Thomasvllla.
Mr. N. H. Sasser attended court
thla week,. In Ibomaavtlle, he having
been chosen •*' a Juror.
A small negro boy, a son of Jim
Clark, who litres on the place of Mr.
Mlu Rnby Watson, accompanied by'N. H. Chaaon,s place, was tho rlc-
Mlss Ruth Wilson, visited friends In tlm of a very painful accident last
this city last Sunday. Sunday morning. While playing,
The fish try at MdMUlan'a bridge with a atRk of dyngmtte. be took
last Friday was a success. Thera s. clothes-pin sad began picking at
was plenty of Isb, and everything the end of It. which censed Jt to
else good to eat,
*Mr. Jobn MoMIllan visited In the
Fredonla settlement test Saturday The
end Sunday. "hoy
4t» ■ /i:* ■ j,
explode. The explosion took off two pectod to, fee *“
of his fingers and also his thumb, that day. We will qgve plenty- of
Tampa, Fla., June 18.—The steam
er Planter was burned this morn
ing, while lying at anchor, off Fort
Alyers. The loss Is estimated at
forty thousand dollars. The watch
man, who was aboard when the fire
started, escaped.
Big Fire Near Glasgow, Scotland.
Glasgow, Scotland, June 18.—Four
schooners, several freight sheds, and
number of neighboring houses
were burned today at the Klngslng-
ton dock. The conflagration was
caused by carelessness In disposing
of hoit ashes. The damage Is esti
mated at half a million dollars.
purpose for which It was Intended
not being known. Dr. Well, of Och-
locknee, dressed tho wound. 1.
Mr. Ronald Watson and flj.ter.
Mlsa Rnby Watson spent 8unday «
the feome of Mr. J. W. Wilson.
We will have a school pleale July
the fourth, at the New Spring school
bonding. Everybdy is invited to
attend! and assist in making It a
very pleasant day. The Thomas
County 8lnglng Convention |e ex-
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! > FARM LOANS PROMPTLY MADE
- f. ". ' At 6% 'interest, payable annually.. The borrower h*» the
, f , privilege of paying part or atl of tho principal at any Interest
. j( . period, stopping interest on snch nymenL I wiU save yon
f money. Come to see me* or write. Prompt attention given
1* ff - ell written Inquiries. .
! W. M. BRYAN,
OFFICE OVER FOBS OFFICE,
O, on urnt/A vron *vo* w»F»t«i THOMASVUjLE, GEORGIA.
ilte wag found by the lomonad'e, and the prospects for a -
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