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LAN 1) FO li SAL E .
r. 35 acres one mile east of Rushnell,
Ga., on the A. It. &A. Railroad. One
hundred acres cleared or more, two sot
of buildings, as good farming land as
there is in Georgia. Make anything
that grows on a farm. In a good
settlement one mile to two good school,
one mile to a good set of cotton gins.
In reach of several churches. Six
miles north of Douglas, the county
seat, of Coffee county, Ga. We would
like for you to come and look over the
land. Will si'll the 21st of November
It* 1 «>, for the benefit of the heirs.
Terms of sale cash.
JOHN RICKETSON, Admin.
Rushnell, Ga.
Notice!
CORN. M \RTIN A COMPANY
All parties indebted to the old firm
of Corn. Martin & Company, which
has been dissolved are hereby notified
to come in and make settlement with
John A. Corn who now represents
Dickey & Martin in their new business.
All notes due the old company must be
paid to save cost and further trouble.
These notes are at the citizens Bank,
Douglas, Ga. The new firm of Dickey
A’ Martin will have plenty of stock of
the same high class as heretofore at
the same old stand. Come and sec
ss before you trade.
DICKEY A M VRTIN
By Jno. A. Corn.
>TK ED COW.
A fro>ty o red ecw, dehorned, with
mark of er. it in one ear and upper
square irt otfci r, has been found at my
house .. u :>o. here two months.
The ow ner m&j have same by promply
indentifymg her and coming after her
and paying ail damages. Unless
some one comes she will be sold un
der the stray law. 4t.
J. W. SOLOMON,
* Lroxton, Ga.
LOST.
One small dog shagie. black female.
la-st on streets of Broxton, goes by
name of Teddie. Finder will please
return to C. A. foer.
G. M. Stanton & Company
To Our Customers:
Our business is growing by leaps and bounds and we are Selling
more stock than any other dealer. Verily, there is a reason.
We want you to look over our mules and horses whether you buy
or not. We feel sure that we can please you, if you are in the market. Fresh
cars of stock arrive every week at our stables and you will find no trouble in
selecting what you want.
We aways keep also a complete line of buggies and wagons and can
fit you up in just what you want. A new car oad arrives this week.
Call on us anyway when you come to town. We will be gald to see
you whether you are just ready to buy or not.
G. M. STANTON & CO.
DOOGI-mS, GEORGIA
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