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LETTK1J FROM I'AVtt.
A SttSISM'ltlllKIt AT T ill' PoI.VT (llVIv-
A nKSejtIH’ION OK ills HS'TION.
Favo, Ua., June llrd, 1 ' m!><»
„ hniTOB N s:—1 .,. lease allow .
K« me
space m your vuluUe columns , i* to
give a short. doeripi.i'Ci (
ulace and , vicnniv. . , . Ihaveamtm- , ,
1
her of enqniri S rom Jricnds “*
Join s V 11 11 ' lj ’ ’
most tuipo-s dc lor me to answer
them all—mly tln'ough y o u r
bright and newsy -In i t—and 1
take ideasute in saying that
is m* need-of your going to Texas
or any oilier western country, for
we have a better one here in Old
Georgia, and will say to yon that
if you arc tired of tlie red hills of
Jones, and are seeking to invest
in other part •>—and as a rub-1 pre¬
sume you ure business
view mailers from a Imsines
standpoint, and that glowing
criptions upon inv, ligation
of materialize, and v,ill discount
Ci'tual advantag , it will pay
home seekers 1o eigne and b>‘ con¬
vinced. 1 will b.• saf" in
buy one would ho hard to plea a
who could not find the kind of soil
or location Ire might dosiru.fieri
in Thomas or Brooks
whether it l«i tlie level mulalo ;:oil
or tin* more hr-ilmn on!; and liieko-
ry lands. Texas blue gru -s, It !
Rent grass, fiinolhy, bcnmula,
crab grass, burr clover, L-.-ped/.a
and man" <dher imlip. n'oim or ex-
ol ill grasses glow Hiecessfiillv,
making this a dcairuble slock
country. Cow peas a.ro raised to
jiartection, and this country is
not dependant on the production
of cotton. While it is b”ing prof¬
itably raised here, the farmers
raise th'*ir own hog and hominy ut
home. Oats, wheat, rye, rice,
ley, corn and many (ith'-r erain
crops do well. Sweet potatoes,
•'peanuts, ehufas. nisava and many
other food crops an* slice .-.• fully
raise !. Sugar earn* does tm well
here as in Culm or in any other
country, and huuls arc cheap,
ranging in price from D\ < to live
dollars par acre. Town lots in J’.:-
vo from ten dollars to one humi-
red. This conn i ry can boast of a,
lino timber as th • world can jiro-
duce. Wo have 1 good (l*i estone
water, and sanitary conditions
will ... compare lavorohly ,i wlh ■ , any
of the states. Nature has done her
part in supplying numbers of
clear water stream.-, v.hero (lie
angler can be seen d
the nicest kind of I'-It. No conn*
try in tlie South alVor.h; belter mb
vantages to the truel;.farmer ami
the fruit grower. To euuri ■ rule
Uk* fruits grown here e almost
impossible, vie miglit safely in¬
clude every one eveept those of
the tropics, but the fruits wbi di
liav engrossed , the ,, attention . . .
the world deserves more than
passing not ice. 1 hi pencil, mar
and grape do well ami a cnretul
analysis of Ihcaml w.l prove that
•it has every ingredient, neeessarv
lorthe prop, mat mn oft hero tnnts,
and the lertile soil with its close
proximity to large cities of
Georgia, Fhoidn and klabinna
and many of the Northern cities
and its railroad facilities others
.everything Hie farmer an i fruit
grower could desire.
Tin* town of Pavo is situated on
the-line of Thomas ami Brooks
counties and on the Georgia
Northern railroad, sixteen miles
from Quitman, the county site of
Brooks county, and seventeen
miles from the famous winter
sort, Thomasville. We haven pop
illation of about two hundred* five
general stores, one millinery store,;
one drug stove < me post-oflice,t wo
Doctors, one Demist, two nice
tells, two blacksmith shops, one
and saw nulls, and a cotton wan -
house. They ship from this place
about 2.000 bales ot e.tton an-
liuidlv, and our home market is
supplied besides entirely w ship it h meat raised
here, they every year
several thousand pounds three-or to ot four
places. We have
more religions and hospitabh
pcopl cot’.., not he loimd in tiuv
1 mntry, and 1 might m. ntioti m.
c runty in (toorgia eau boast of
prettier girls, and the people here
uul you welcome.
I must compliment Thk News.
It's the best Ick’u! paper i;i Georgia,
and I am always euger to read i:
as it seems like a h tier from my
old frmnaSs aud l am clad to s *.s
Hie people lak such an interest in
Jt. Respectfully
C. L B.
, v A J'LKi 'A'i I'll] MALih;
The emigre ional contests in
the Third, Fourt It, Fifth, Sets tit It,
Eighth, Ninth and Eleventh dis¬
tricts wore practically ret tied Sat -
nr,Jay by tho j>ri: :ri Tin CM1*
so!idated returns show Lewis elec-
ted in Crisp's dntric,; seven can-
in the Fourth, all
whom scored; Livingston, 10
votes in Use Fifth, all that have
far acted; Judge Maddox
elected in the Seventh, only one
county, , , Lartow. ;oing for L.is oj»-
ponent, 1 Judge , , ft , ner;Col. W M
Howard I. cted the ... r.ighlli, , he ,
' in
having alrcudv rr*cejved a mnjori-
tv , ,.t . Hu* vote.-, in tie; convention :
t ..;r Tale elected in the Ninth,
and . Henry ^ O. Turner practicnlly 1 ^
itimnitmm' ly elected in the Elev¬
enth.
In 11 ie it In r districts there were
no [ opponents of the present mem-
r», I ester it, tlie First, Bartlett
i i the Sixth and Black i;i tlie
Tenth
Ddigat. , elected to Macon are
j largely' in favor of the free, un-
1 mitt'd and imleoeudrnt eoinag •
- ilver at the ratio of hi to 1.
The convent ion will in; controlled
(■'I (?,*■; < f the white nielal.
Iv.-Kpeaher (,'liu . F Crisp was
in a majority of the
acting Saturday for
ted H tales senator
BRADLEY LOCALS!.
The rain hi •* w *k has can led
farmer.-; lo get right down at
it. Have any of you seen as many
cofTee weeds come as quick after a
rain?
Just let me tell you, our
are somewhat down in heart or
scared. Mr.----on his re-
turn from Haddock witli his lady
w an so seared lint il he ],,(■ |,j..
horse walk all the way. A ft«. r
some II miles ha I been reached Hie
gentleman we- nsh-ep, lutl he still
k -pf on witli Hie conveisiil ion, bid
when she changed the subjeet
* olRnnd tin* lady found lie was
ha p and lay a 11 trying to v.ake
him up. Don’t) u know ho felt
•'
Mi- .Millie
Milledgevilln .Sun.lay morning
where > lie intend.- spending sever-
days at flu*ciiiumencanicnt.and
with her mintivi s.
Miss Lillie A Smith wont to Mu-
cot) Saturday where she will spend
the most of the week-shopping 1
reckon.
.Mrs. M 11 Mulligan, son ami
daugnler have lieen sick but are
bet ler.
Mr. Jim Tn.vlor and sister, of
Monroe, silent two days last week
ni|h ,Heir ,-ister, Miss Alice Tav-
|,, r . Mr Jim is .stuck on one ol
our girls, because liesajd ho
bu at her house Saturday livening.
What young man wa. that
went to see a girl bumlav evening
and found l;er out walking? He
hit 1iis horse about 50 yds. from
her and went hv in full tilt. Just
as he passed he spoke and then
his hat like to have fallen otf.
However he managed to catch it.
Bui she ilidn’t catch him 1 know
ho wilt feel good tho next time he
meets her. But ho was very glad
t() , im l her well enough lo launil.
1U1V of V0ll tll l see him pass
,|,rough Glinton?
What vo.u.g la.lv was that so
mll( . h iofoivstcd in a young follows
t . ollV „ rs ., ( j lin ,, lir ’ l ., !a ;. P| w
, vaIki , lU<u Ul i kill „ lo , im ,,,,,
„ V er n tree'’
Dr. Lau reni*" and ladv passed
through our town last
evening,
Mrs. Sal lie Adams, of Macon.
spent last week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. TG Mathis.
K 1, Brooks and Ollie Middle-
brooks went to Alontioollo ln«t
Saturday morning and
Monday evening.
Po.XS Allot, I.
BLOUNTSVIU K I,GCALS.
We have had vain enor.gii at
| !ls j The ground has been too
wy( forpl(nvin 1 „ ' nn( | olir f ; ,nn.*rs
,v 1 '' '-M , .....nug, .m,.
.
M ‘ ,-s W G Kimbromdt ,r\, mid W G
M . .-Ot aid ,
' * *' ‘ lu ' ' '
daughter, of Puinam, came on a
visit to Mrs S E Williams Mondav
>j,-s Se-d, wil! remain with 1*. r
mother this week. Mrs Williiin.s
js t |jl0 fuel)lo>
Sftomeot ,-nr ncglre.irs went over
to t lint< m Saturday t • tu. , aid
vot'- on this lummy question. At'-
mr they returned some one said
went hro one for pil .
v«*r. ., 1 Imre was a little , hoy , m ,
tlm party who it seems iiad litu.m
listening to what was going on
<hlY for ht , uicklv remaH .-d
*
" l , llwird , . tlu , m sa - v
He is not the only one that does
understand this question. ,
id 11 All-
DOCK HIGH SCHOOL.
Tlm nd annual coni mem e-
men! e-:. reisc: of the Haddock
II'i'li School were hrought to it
close on lust Thursday night. This
school win! ■ young in years is on-
reputation second to no
other high school of the same age
the county, and with such
man us 1'rof. ll.tv ns
and his able corps of
a "‘ l W1,h tho support of the good
citizens of old Jones, this school
bids fair to rank among the best
educational institutions of the
state.
On Monday night was a 'Dm-
perance Drama in five acts. 'J In*
following is the
Cast okCiiauai TKits.
Mr. llomaine, Geo. W Rav, Jr.
Simon Slade*, L. P. Lester.
Mrs. Slade, Miss Alma Roberts.
Prank Slade, JL I). 1/ ster.
Jo® Morgan, John \V Homier.
Mrs. Morgan, Miss M J Chambers,
Mary Morgan, Gussi-
Judge Hammond W A Chambers
M>'» Hammond Miss Mary Finney
Wiilie Hammond S T Bryan
' lurvcy * 'men It F Turk.
Sample Swicliel W II Farrar.
Mehital.dc (Turtriglit M i;-;s Kat"
Finney.
Lyman, I.ee Haddock.
The participants " acquitted
, .... . ek8 . ° I ”
,i: .....
think that no lima,tmre could
have made any improvement on
the play as a whole. T he play
was ’ M-rv interesting,and also very
impressive, ft showed very
plainly tin* evils of the most dc-
tcstible serpent—alculiul—and we
as a county should try and live by
its teachings.
Tin* Tu lay nights
ancc, if poHstld.-q elicited m ire
l*»ud n)>ph>usi! and complimenla-
RV Hum any other eve-
uing’s performance. 'i'ho
bourinc Ibill, and tlie farce, in
01,0 :lc( ’ was uudouiitedly
catchy, and was thoroughly exe¬
cuted, each child acting his or
her pari as if they had months in-
stead of week’ training.
Tamiioiirine Drill and file eiitire
inn I ml program was under tin-
control and personal
of that excellent and thorough
music leather, Mi.ss Ktl-i Brown.
. 11 Ul ..... 1 l l,K! . .; ° ....... ,<>n .... -" lt
1
pi “f V"!'\ 1 " n "‘ l! *'‘ . .'' u!l ° wi: ’"
‘
,
Bovs „ Rights, ... A, By Several .. , little
•• h ’ J
G- h '
B. , \ id a, Leetu.
1 ^ Clilfonl Bloc umb
Lula's Picture < Bessie Bonner
Jennie Clark.
The pet of the House, Charlie
Patterson.
\ lioy'ri J pocket ' Jamie Finnev*.
Wh lt Preston Clark.
' 1 110,0 ’ M<,s03 U11
William Farrar,
A Noble Revenge By .Several
(I i ids.
Driving a hen, Charlie Bonner
A Prayer for Potatoes, Pearl
4.1 or ris.
The rival speakers ( Giles Bonner
\ Terrell Whit-
tcii
School boy on corns, Willie Bon¬
ner.
Wednesday night was an Opel-
etta in four scenes—.Snow White
and the Seven Dwarfs—with the
following
Gas.’ ok Characters
Princess Snow-White Alias Kate
Fiuit.iy.
,, tJu >0!1 ,,• •%• 5 sr f |,|mi "'’
‘ '
Arlmtus, Miss . Murv Joe Cham-
hers.
Da tYodif, Miss Kate Glawson.
Violet, Miss Maggie Finney,
Prince, Rh i urk.
Carl t ' The Iluntsma i) John W
Bonner.
S '' Y0!1 dwarfs, Seven Lit tie
Bovs -
.
,, n
"a .....tr«J
oral Girls.
Little Chorus The Smallest
0!h,lv!u ;n •,.
Uull ^ ( hot AM ( the ( t , liildicn,
us
Including Dwarfs.
The eostumea w re very beauti-
tiful ami the singing could
ave l-, „ excelled. I he stag.
wa- \ :\ n (i - {i* n > arranged and
with tin* f! >ra! decorations and
costumes the spectators were seem*
ing l v j„ Fairy Land.
, rite r .‘ Turn*daj , r , nigh, program
s
if it had I •'•-on carried outaswas
first anticipated, would have been
the literary treat of the week, but,
lo . ,!u .« slcknes!> • » o£ .* 4 ll,llt . . !ll>, i » ° I
°' V!,1 8
orator, Hon. Robt. I. Berner, of
Fore v th, who waste deliver the]
Jill IT ureuu it U'i'ii » - re
program was incomplete.;
However tlit> young people who j
lid participate conducted them-
selves very creditably and the rec- j
jtalions, dnchitTiulionw and music
p roved thoroughly interesting. I
]jehnv is the
program. 1
‘*The Existence of a God” II.
It. Lester.
“The Water Mill” Mis:, Nellie
Anchors.
‘-The Unknown Speaker *1 R. F.
^ Turk.
Inslrtim citul Due!—‘‘The Witch-
Fiiglit —Mi •■‘s Chambers and
I’’mney.
"The Burning Prairie Miss
Kate Clawson,
“A Niagara ^ ) (i ., ... lirtV. .,
scene at \> _
“Betsy and I are out” Miss Ida
IlobertH.
“The . Dignity rl Labor , , ,, ■ L , P r . .
ter.
“An order for Pictur ' ■> ^ 1,
a ■ • -
v Luy Joe Chambers.
Frits and his Baitsy Fall Out,
J”knnii Blood,worth.
: instrumental Ko!o—“Salute !1
Pesii”—Miss Kate Finnev.
“A">- Hal'-aues 1 t Miss Mary
! Mulione.
Flying Jim’s Last Leap, A1
; Kate Finnev.
! The Sioux Chief - Daughter M isS
Mary Finney.
Tl '° H,a ' :k G-irsc and he;
John p'ort-L- W Bonner.
The „...... .........gto
were of a high order, and the
people of Haddock are justly
proud ! of their school. We have
*
Prof. Ray of , the best ,
in one in-
-tractors in the state. lie and
his able corps of assistants are
largely responsible for the rapid
this school has
board of trustees, vccocniz-
in# his worth, have elected him
as Principal for another year.
LETTER FROM GLOVERS.
Cf.oviCKs, Ga.,
J tin - 3rd, 1
M n. Enrro;.* • —
Pii ;•-•(* allow me .--pace to give
tlie neoplo of ov.r dear old count\
tl fl . w ,i u tg from Glovers. M'earc
>(V up ui one corner almost to our
; dyes, but wi- are glad lo :- ; iy
can learn from ih • columns oi
your valtiahle yip -r what the
i count)' tiiop'e are doing. We are
having . ihih • m • abumlanco , , at ... tin-
■ present, wbyih was v.-ry mu.cl.
I I needed after an eight w, aks drouth
The farmers were go! ting.to lure
pret;y long ia-.*es over the situa-
■
Hone. .• I . am re uoe.a.s .that , ,
rain will ease their
' 0 j.jgh ten their faces ami
p] 1Pm better for their work, which
is very much needed.
We are sorry to hoar that poli¬
tics are getting to such a high
pilch at tin’s season of the year,
' for ! am a little inclined to think
that it will be more beue&cial for
some of us to spend our time
chopping cotton, for that is the
only way at present that I can soe
how we can get our fingers on
that great free silver dollar
is so much agitated among our
We havo no candidates in our
portion of the. county only for
matrimony. , . \Y o are m«»re than
glad to hear that Bro Eli is in tlie
held. I have this to say in his hi
half to the girls—lie is no gold
hug, Silver bug, humbug, nor bed
i bug. therefore girls yon will not
have all of those issues to medi-
I tale over; lie lias only one plank
! iu his platform and that is the
matnm , mini , , plunk,-which , . , tlm
u
most important of them all.
would he glad to say to all the
girls to give this your earliest at-
tent ion and rem unber him at the
b' lbvtlus w mte,. W .nh, Iuo.it
appreiiend any danger as to ins
suiwss— provided lie will J just on-
1
.
! V tie !lis mttIe inoro securely and
-
keep him out of tho apple
chard, and give the girls time be-
-
lta ' !l( 1 k - bometimes M.-its a.e
«° mtmerous until a board
might be presented.
Weave sorrv to hear of
death of little Frank Cheek.
was the son of Mr. R L Chock, of
Macon. It is sad to have to give
u P 8 «« u bri g ,lt little ones as hd
,
^ hn . U) . tl -heart-d par-
ont s and from there (o tlie Stew-
art. cemetery, where he is now at
rest. The funeral services were
««jduclad l»v Rev E W Sammons,
of Round Oak, which were
'
., t'lm v!l , () . u|l , , i( . ;uul com f orting t ()
bereaved parents,
Little Frank has gone to rest,
'J?"? J 10 s,111,! 10 fo ^ vor b,cst:
His httlo shall , always .
tongue piai^o
Our Saviour's loving redeeming grace.
With best wishes for the candi-
date. _ Eliott Orbcrx.
0 La‘J(J i 1 V it rti hi 11 i u.
j )lilV< , established a shop at dray,
where I am prepared todosll kinds
«>' repairing on watches and clock*. I
J.™'giv^!ousi'tisf."ti<.m guaranteed and
y]\ work will he my
pj'it •<*s as low as possible for this kind
of work. ,iivt* me a trial and if I tail
to give you satisfaction i, will cost you
nothing, as I propos • t do an honest
fo) W. A. SM.\w.
UIEKHT’S SAUL
(iuiuu.'A .Tones countv.
Will la .Id hefoai tlie court house i
door ill Ciintoii. during the I ga! |
hour - of sale, on tie Ji.-t Tu ••• in
Tulv next, a certain tract of land in
said county. eontiuning thirty (36)
•IX lUTe.1. more it less, being diet | et
4 number 4S in the 6th
| Jones county, <la , lying west of the
• public road leading form ('Union t
! Uriswoldvilio. Levied on and will he
Gold a- the property of S. B. Poland
|„, satisfy || mortgage It fa i> tied from
.lone.-, Superior court in favor of (J. K-
Ihnve.yA-r, vs. S. 11. Poland. Prop-
! ertv pointed out m ti fa.
It. N. EtiH(U>u!-:. Sblb
OiiolSAiiv’s Ornci:, Jones Co. Gut
June gad. PW(>. i
Whereas, It. 11. IJoum r, u- guardian
for SusieD. Philips,minor.—ninv.Mr applied for
Susie I). . has
dianiission upon his •til, nu'nt and
transfer to a new guardian. Tlu e ure
to ( ile nil persons eoneeined to show i
cause if any they have at the next
term of this court on Juty tilii, IStfli.
why he shall not lie fully discharged
am! said ttlement he made ii no 1 and
coiicJusi v-f\
Witness ni'.- leind ofh ;,.'Jv.
If T K< LA'S, On I inary.
LOANS NEGOTIATF.D.
i mn prepared to negotiw* de-im-
h!, loans upon itniiroved farm.- upon
«*f.....'TV* 7 'l<
state. Onlv lirst-elass. conservative
|, U!< j nPS * wanted. My source of money
supply D the stendiiand most roka-
Wc ,»» tho «h‘te having nyversus-
pciiued ojicnitifn.’(hiring tlie f iurtucn
that the business has been c*h-
tablished. For oraddre full terms and particn-
bus, call on.
Macon, (in.
OilOiXAI!v .s OWiCE, Jones C(
June 10, 1896. f
Whereas Nathan Morris applies io
me for the guardianship of alary
Walter I... Lou In 1)., Robert I.., Sam-
id N„ Otis and \\ ilev It. Finney. :• :-
nor f E W Finnev. dic'd in .end
i isi v < i i ersoiis
; .V I t t bltr Ol’lK t'
on t loiHl.i v in J ni v nc:.t,
if a h
W land otlieia'd
r
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AXN IJXrEMKNTS*
!\ )Rt>!UL.:_ ; v
i i::. * i.! * * .t 11.0 pi a ■:•• ■Hi
l tv io: t'.ieir long mid - i!U( a
port in the * •. 1 st, 1 ;•( s,K'Ctt a
' "oleic- myscif mvx ! ;i ' oie i t
clecthm to the ol’l of Oi i
j nii t , .,f t !, ( -1
i j pariv, pb Ig’iig m•. 'If to
^
R N i > ;{
j F t:: -ii ;:riff tax OLi
i TUB
S the people of this county
x miji|jui*t in the past, 1 hereby
z. e mvself tf.e a eamlidnte for re.
1 e!e'. t() oifiee of *hevi d' mid
TaX Collector, subject to action of the
Dciiuiv i-iitif. j*arty. protuisiug if elected
to discharge the duties «f that ollice
to the Dost of my ability.
It X Ethridge.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
1 hereby announce myself a eane.i-
dat., for bepresentativeof June.- conn-
f5£
should ho one. 1 deem it proper tlmt
I should give my views on thccurreu-
; cy (piostion—I am in favorin'the free,
(4 l, V i^ilvor , !!" ill ' d at 1,ikI ra !jo 'mc.miiiiomd or In to l.anii (■..imigc
a
j , vin v „ t( . fo! . C1 ,, s . F .
1
At the solicitation of my friend
i among whom arc some of the best
( . i!izc j, s !y . : announce
| myself a candidate for Representative
of J, lues county in tin* m i xt legisla¬
ture, subject to the action of the Dem¬
ocratic party of the county.
tl. S. Greaves.
I FOR TREASURER
f am a candidate for re-election to
; the oflica of Treasurer, subject tin* ac-
Eon of the Democratic party. Thauk-
me vou tor past favors, i again ass
j „ u ., a , )port , )f ;!lc F. M. e. Stewaht.
Fi d; CORONER.
I hcrel.y announce myself a ean-
: delate for Cor-ner of Jones com:
|l;11 . tv . \ V j’i 1„, grateful for tlm sii|e
port of the jx-ople. Geo. Fursley.
: , P1 7 ; p.Mplo ,
! iliMUKiu^ tm' ter isenoroii*
support in the last e!e *tion 1 hereby
announce myself a candidate t >r rc-
j election to the office of Coroner of
,
.MONEY TO LOAN.
For leans upon real estate and farm
lands in Jones comity, (fa., from 3
'» years time in good comp,ini; s on
liberal lenns. njiply t>^
”, Ji
t.'linton, eia.
WN ® It©} tl© VOUf
r „ . 1
QWH ®"sflSIl
Pay bat one profit between maker anfl
oser and thr-t a smalt just ouo
Our Rig TOO Page Catalogue and Buyers
Guide proves that it s possible. Weighs
s i i pounds, 12,000Illustrations, describes
and tells the one-profit priceof over 40,000
articles, everything you use. We send it
for 15cents; that's not for the book but
to pay part of»ha postage or expresses®.
and keep off idlers. You can t get ih tor.
quick.
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. ;
The Store of All the People
■ 11 - 116 Michigan Ave , Chfcsgo,
Vy e are in the bwim
f 7 With a grand now stork of sons,amble
Jjf.M Al/ H' fi'S «•> n. |(pT goods. iiimJ i[ will lit 1 11 pleasure for vou
'l S tS cull and examine it. It is lorRc— ’
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fASWJ fit V ^ adapted i vai'ii <i—; to every lc hi r c<l pursonal to •-■iiit demand; it
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it is complete— taking within in
I the la st and latc.-t that ll.e World’s luar*
Atygh&s fj$L. ,r il’w { krts reliable Mlc.rd. article, If you come are to in us; search if vou of l„- a
__ ■ liev, .ha, 1,0 judgment of experi,
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ci! merchant is worth anythin)', visit
/A A '}t‘m^'S Vi 4J,!i ' f ' :or,,; h . v "" on !V trustworthy '' 1 tllil1 il is vahu "' ,) ft.h
W •«vtti.tr selections from gomts Unigdit
iiu.ke your
fe&S&rt ‘i&iP-bx.HS SK^fk’ N'S'i v. of it II < rit are that nlal sold fail. oil 1, Our pl( .-, lltiltioi stock -
g M- — Jy- — — n i lievc r new
VT (? i< beyond ami it compm will expand .-on with former ideas M
.'■( til your aial
Myour heart to take a good look at it.
Tin: WOOD-I’EAVV Fl'RNl'JTRE CO. Do8 & 5G0 Cherry St Macon
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PLACIIS TO
Is-where you can get the best value fervour money.
Garden’sSGreai^ompartmcnt Store
OfiVr. i-i ■■■it w indue] nt than any house in Macon. Here is a list
o f what you will find: Furniture of every description, curtains, carpets, mat-
tings, shades. lace curtains, chenille portiere, clocks, tapestry trunks, refrigera- baby
carriages, b.mquet lamps. , -.-.yx tables,
tore, o ,il and gas stov s, bicycles and many other tilings. Also
Buck’s Great Erases Lire,
TIIE LEADER OF ALL STOVES AND IS> 4 ■■ to
RANGES. ♦
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“THE FUR NTT URE MAN,”
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17.T Cotton Avenue, Mac n, Ga.
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WOMaN AND CHILD IN JONES,
A ;u ^ in lact every < <.unty, to call am! see us when in Macon. We have
Tlie Best Slices
for the money in th. city. We do not claim to sell cheap shoes, out
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MIX SHOE GO.
107, Cotton Avenue, [established 1840.]
- Macon, Ga.
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Di-’ALER IN
B DINES A I, MEB 0IHAM®ISE
I .....Gray, Keep on mi ml a 1‘ resh Stock of Family Ga. and fancy Groceries, afc
prices as low a,, the lowt .->f.
<?® r ~-'* tine as-< rt tm . .,1 j o' acco always on hand.
Give me your trade : g. md value for your money.
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Carr iag-es and Harne ss.
llneo. W. Ellis )
POPLAR St., near Davis’ Warehouse, : Macon, Ga,
GIVE ME A CALL.
C. Balkcom,
306 A- DOS 3rd st., near Post Office Macon, Ga.
DEALER IN
<’■ ri- liav,'.ware. Cutlery,shoves. Paiws. II.h.\s, Axes. Nails. Ilcrse
r !(■« Flow (tear. Bear;, and Wagon Harness. Saddles, Bridles. Ac.,
Paints. ; aimer.- (n!, Maebino Oils, (dues, Brushes &c. -Alllunigli
YV rs> Fitv I ( <1 A 1 has :
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my trad and lias uHTs ased s..> that [ have been compelled to hire anoth-
'•lerK :••;;! 'urahej : ;•>. and now have two stores, consisting
six Hours 25 X 65 feet each nd docked with
m he Most ComDlete
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assorti imit ig gli-Kls ir ?*{;: on. and at prices to suit the- hard times.
Every body is mv-nd to •••.me and look whether they buy or not.
Respectfully-
AL B, BAiaiCLM AGO 1 a
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