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GF.ORC! A PRESS ASSOCIATION.
The twenty-first annual meeting
jf the above anKociaiion will be held
in the city of Macon on TUESDAY ,
May 28. at 30 o’clock n. m.
J. H.KSTILL. President.
J. W. Chapman, Rec.Sec'y,
We want it distinctly understood
that we are not responsible tor opin
ions and sentiments expressed by our
correspondents, or are responsible
for coipnmnicatitms of apy desciipt
tun.
The next state convention of the
Georgia Farmers’ Alliance will be
held in Macon, August the 20th.
Dick Hawes, whose trial has been
going on in Birmingham, was found
guilty of murder and death was ree
pommended as a penalty.
Mr. T L. Gantt will return to
hi* '‘first love” June the 10th* He
has purchased the Athens-Banner.
fi paper he formerly owned.
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Griffin was the fortunate p'aee,
and the Bates farm was decided as
the proper locality on which to
establish the Experiment Station.
THE statJTa LI J AN'cE, COM v
WITTER.
Dave Perfected Arrangements lor
the Use of Cotton Bagging.
The state alliance committee ap
pointed at the late meeting in At
lanta to arrange for the clothing of
the coming cotton crop in oottou
bagging have prepared the follow
ing report;
The committee appointed to secure
the manufacture of cotton bagging,
Upon invitation, met in conference
the Southern Cotton Manufactures’
association at Augusta, to determine
the best means for obtaining a
Huifinent amount of cotton bagging
to meet the necessities pleasure to of the coniine
u is our *ay to the
farmers of the state that the Mann
faettirers’ association extend to us
every possible courtesy and a full
expression of sympathy in our effects
to carry out the rcoent notion of the
state alliance in adopting cotton as
the covering for cotton.
Vjrp have arranged with manufac
tures to supply the farmers Jof this
state with cotton bagging to be
guarranted not lees than thirtyseven
inches wide, and tq average twelve
ounces to the vard. f. a. b. at the
mills. The members of the m aim
facturers’association agree to take
cotton so covered at ten cents addi
tional per one hundred pounds to
cover loss of weight in light cover
ing.
To meet the conditions necessary
to begin the manufacture, we have
contracted with the mills for two
million yards of cotton bagging,
This contract wjll not be com
pleted until it is ratified by orders
from the alliances of the state, cov
cring the amout for which wc have
contracted.
All orders will be promptly
filled by the mills when accompanied
bjr»itPb negotiable paper at will be
accepted by the mills. M anufactuors
will not fuppish bagging unloss
f bey are fully satisfied as to the rc
sponsibility of the parties ordering.
This may be established by giving
negotiable notes, suitable bank re
ierence, or Joulering through some
paity who it easily known to have
satisfactory commercial standing.
Noarraangements for the manufac
ture of cotton will bo begun until
the alliance ratify our contracts by
placing orders with the mills cov
. .
ering the anp'nnt for which we have
contracted. It will be necessary;
therefooe, for pach sub-alliance to
prdeythe atpount tbpy may need,
under the terms expressed above, so
that the manufacture may begin
without delay. Otherwise the mills
may be crowded, aud late prders
irH* not be filled.
$bwiW ^ sddre*.ed to S. Odenhei
f* Imiv r » Mills, New Orleans, or L.
West Point Ga,
| Mills will not began the raami
factum until orders ara in hand,
! stating the amount of bagging
‘ will he needed by eqch alliance, and
£=s=r*" ..... -*
IV. J. Nortlion, J. J\ JWnrm-tK
W. it ihmm, O. S. 1-ort.r. T. K.
Win", li. IV. Everett, W A. Wife.....
J E. Jones, W. a IL Searcy, It. 11.
Mrc. Cosijy ofToccoft Itas a <l«ilt
made of 14,000 pieces of silk dresses
of heiaelf, her mother, graudmoth
er, great grand'inotlier and great
The longest train that has been
heard <*f lor some time was one
which passed over the Delaware,
Lacawatma and Western railroad,
composed of 113 open and il box
cars.
Quite an idea upon the plan and
purposes of fishing came to light at
Vienna last week, when a follow
went fishing down on Gum
creek. Afterselcting a good nice
shftdo apd a comfortable seat, he
threw his hook into the stream and
drew irum his pocket a newspaper columns.
and was soon lost in its
Directly his cork began to . bobble,
then a strong pull fiom the water
caused the cork to go clear under the
water. Deliberately laying his paper
aside, ho picked up his pole mid, as
h« began to wind up his lino remark
t*<l that he’d be dogguncu if a man
could fish in peace there and he was
going home.
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A HIGH-CLASS WEEKLY
FOE BOYS AND GIRLS.
THE BEST WRITERS
for youth that money can proeme
are regularly engaged upon and give
their best work to Goi.den Days.
ITZZLEDO.M
will porlex and delight the ingenious
ItrvMo nwl TURkhV a.. _
$3.00 1‘1'R ANNUM IN ADVANCE.
4 ADDRESS, ’
JAMES ELVERSON, Urn
N. W. cor. Ninth & Spruce Sts.
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THE BEST TONIC.
Cures Completely l>y«j<ec>*ii-,
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ftuS iluc» a^vO ipot mark on wrapper.
1 SSSSESSiURBli rStcl*iTmekflp'r!’ a. ,Hummer r-oced. "vor-F Heavy < »" Hath Soha HjjLl ladies’ Hold
!ati<l grut«' wki, m i.h works
atul eu«i of equal raiue.
\3| caitiy One* l'crson is «rh free, lo
can eecura one
tog-ether «rlth our larpo and val
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well •• the watch, wa tend
Ik la bovna for 5ft Free* emt aud abo»n after you have h^pt
am rnor «oa o»U»a ih«u» to tbosa
wbe may have eallad, they ba become your own property^ tba f aoaa
who writ* at enea can ran of receiving Wntrb
and ftUata»AOa.« Mamplra Wki«r Box all ftlil*Mtlaa^.llaiaf *wn»s fraljrht, »ie. A«Ur»*
Neuralgic Person*
Andthoen trouble)) with nervousness resulting
from enre Brotcn's or overwork Iron will be Hitters. relieved l>> t»kln|
Las trade mark . and crossed . red line* tienulno
on \v raj**c
'J, Moffett’s TEETilHiA (Teething PowSsrs)
AUtyi Irritation* Strfugtbeos Aids the GhUtl. i»-uk« Be^u\*ite« T^thtrt; the
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ABSOLUTELY CKE PIECE!
HAS NO HOOPS!
NEITHER PAINTED OR VARNISHED!
EMI NOT AFFECTED BY HOT WATER!
fcf§3 HAS APPEARANCE OF POLISHER MAHOGANY.
Mfia Htlwt'Y'® PAILS, TUBS, BASINS, PANS, KEELERS, SPITTOONS,
u SLOP-JARS, WATER-COOLERS, REFRIGERATORS, &c., 4c.
PS LARGE VARIETY OF GOODS.
mm CORDLEY & HAYES, New York, Sole Agents.
Factories: Portland Me., Peterboro, N. H , Watertown. Mass.,
Oswego, N. Y-, Lockport, N. Y., Cleveland, Ohio, Winona, «inn.
FOR SALE BY ALL HOUSE-FURNISHING, KAPWARf GttGCEBs «nd CROCKERY DEALERS,
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I TWO IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES.^
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time. Ri; i SllCqSD,—The tip end and bull rnd of ihs tum c*n h*
—'* *a«ll«a 1!1U> *»e vessel, and th« Ixrly | ( a,- far in;n a»a:hf
I th^^^eraSVrolThpM^ Every tbUfthrller 3
try, for Farmer sr«U,or w ant? tor similar tor *h^llire corn forrooF
njp-il, for WsrH-prieni .sbclfipr* suv In* pur}-««c. ».o mni a
oow »i4» r I.vrcc, NIahy n-ny have.
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0, li. B03SER. J. D. HARVEY, B, L, DAVIS
ROSSER, HARVEY ft DAVIS.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF JASPER AND SURROUNDING
O COUNTIES-5*
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I Having permanently located at Monticello Ga M we offer
you the host and cheapest lino of Dry Goods f Clothing^
Notions, Hats, Boots and Shoes, consisting of Hardware
from Jews harp to a Cross-cut saw, and full line of Crockery
from a 1 gallon jug to Ewer and Basin.
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
All w ool Henrietta cloths,
And all colors of Cashimeres
The Nobbiest Line of
Prints and Mason Ginghams
South of and
ixors Line.
Also new and olegant line of White Goods, Erobroideriea and Edging
to match aud all the Latest Styles of Veiling’s.
Hosiery from 5c a pair to $1,00 a pair.
Gloves in endless varieties and prices.
Towels, Table Damask and Doylies to match,'
A BEAUTIFUL LINE SCRIMS AND CRETONS, WOMANS’ REST
FRIEND WARNERS' BALLS CORSETS AND FULL
LINE OF COTTON AD ES, CHECKS, STANDARD
OF THE WORLD SHEETING AND SHIRTING
TICKS FROM OCEAN TO ACA.
|-IIATS IN ALL STYLES,-|
Tinware. Wcodenware and Willoware;
Trunks, Valises, and fine line of SHIRTS
i5000 lbs, good greasy meat, 25000 lbs. Flour all grades
25000 lbs. Bran, 1 car choice white corn, lObbls, standard
Granulated sugar, 300 bu. Texas Rust Proof O^ts,
It is a hard matter to get first class lard. We are happy to announce
to our friends that we can furnish you with au extra fancy quality—the
purest, best in the world. It is a p unt iu our business method that we
test, examine everything that wft sell before purchase, which, iu «U
lodgement, must be the best. A full line of
I Ml CAN GOODS
PARAFINE CANDLES AND SPERM and the swgetest toilet soap and
the best Laundry Soap in the world.
Now, do you want something in our lino? If go como
and see ns. VYo have the goods for you and at prices to
suit those hard times. Since locating at this plaoo we have
increased our stock, and now have onr store filled from cel
lar to garret with the best of goods, It is onr intention to
accomodate the people and to serve them to better advan
tage in the future than we have overdone.
Feb. Rosser, Harvey & Davis.
ISh. 1880—ttf
You are indebted to
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For we need the MONEY
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