THE DS>100RAT
Friday, March 21ss, 1884.
estered at tub post-office at craw
FORDVIL.LE, GA., AA SECOND CLASS
MATTER FOR MAILING. ’
M- C. JONES, - - - Local Editor
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE
—Mr. II. D. Murden went down to
Augusta yesterday.
—Mr. T. E. Bristow, made a flying
trip to the Gate city yesterday.
—Sheriff M. D. L. Conger ikM
Washington Tuesday..
-Mrs. Jennie Myers after a week’s
stay, returned from Augusta bunday.
—Attention is called to the
tisement of Mr. E. M.* Pitts, in another
column.
- Vfr Ml. Thomas 1 nomas Fulton ruiton will wilt Irav lea
next week on a business trip to New
York.
Peach and plum trees are in full
bloom, we trust there will be a large
crop of each.
—Miss Lula Reid,who has been quite
sick, we are glad to learu, is slowly re.,
covering
-Dee Pridtup’s fish pond is a great
resort for the young ladies bunday af
ternoons.
—Colonels r „ 1nnp i, J T W W. Ifi*on iiixon and and James Tames
P. Reid, attended the McDuthe .'supe
tior Court, in Thomson this week.
—Mrs. Nettie Cupel.in , of Greenes
buro, returned home Sunday from a
visit to relatives in Crawt'ordville.
—lion. John A. Stephens and lady
visited his sister, Mrs. M. ri. Curry, at
Liberty Hall, this week.
—Mr. VV, A. Wright has purchased
from Capt. Win. F. Holden, the J. IV.
Farmer residence on Main Street.
— And still the chicken thieves are
allowed to carry oil their work and our
citizens are making no effort to [break
them up.
—Parties wishing to obtain the stock
of Plymouth Rock chickens, can get a
setting ot thirteen eggs for one dollar,
from Win. H. Stewart.
—The Board of County Commission¬
ers failed to furnish us a report of their
last meeting as recommended by the
Grand Ariie jury.
brass band discoursed some
splendid music last Saturday night.
Tue young men perform well for ttieir
practice.
—\IiS 3 Eunie Smith, a very charm¬
ing affd accomplished ymiug lady, ot
Wammton, visited relatives in omr city
last week.
—We regret to learn of the illness of
\*8Pduinnea O’Neal, Mr. O’Neal but hope is the He oldest will
jsoou lecover.
citizen of this county and while all his
G/P'-Ades have long Since gone
iiiiwn do the [dust, Ite has the sympa¬
thies of yli our people.
— A roan by the name of Murphey
of flmcolu comity, woo it will lie re
memfiered, was here las spring build¬
ing toorobstones, has been charged
with conspiracy and sun irdin ition of
‘ p.-rjmy and hae been caught and lo Iged
in jail'
— Messrs. W. A. K io .vies and E 1
ward Y.iui.*, of tue Urevuesboro Home „
Journal, were in town iue, l,i> M .
Knowles is a deserveoly popuhu you.
JU :m in our town. Mr Young, was
formerly editor, oi the Democuai and
ofie of the most bnIILint as well «i?>
l, “ U6 ’ ri "‘
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Parti, 18 to„,w„»U,ovo 11 »«
ti“ ISSTIL. iuokit'K
cles. Handkerchiefs are a desideratum
i; 11 set.;' :£X.
tacau* It not only relieves, bnt cures
the worst cold oi cough.
-The CrawfordviHe correspondent
to-day says. Jimmie wheel vv horse. imams, He
the Demcrat, is a the Democrat,
sets up the type on
writes locals now and then ana works
the press, Jimmie will make a good
newspaper man in time. II. bw 8«
the right ring.
—An exchange, in comparing ‘Why *
preacher to a printer, says: V They
is a preacher like a printer respect are
both after the devil. In what
does a preacher differ from the printer,
Printers make the devil work and the
devil makes the preacher work.”
—We heard an old negro the otiier
day denouncing the digging of cyclone
''rmr^p,ew,r.L” f
wiser, talk in the same way. A cy
clone is nc- more an immediate effect of
God’s power than is * rain or a snow.
We know the proximate agencies by
whicli these latter are produced But 'ot
the former we are ignorant. •cyclones we
do not doubt in the least that
result from the working of laws of na
ture as yet unexplained. To provide
means of protection against these is no
more a resistance to God than is the
building of a house to protect ourselves
against the rains.
gg* Our spring goods are beginning
ask, gents’ clothinghatsand stoe la
dies new opera and sandal slippers,
corsets, hoes, summer cas-,imeres Yc.
These are but the first droppings of the
Shower III a few days th«v will begin
il o pour in in torrents nor cease until
everv department is flooded with eve
rything the people need. Cooelan,
Seals & Armor, Greenesboro. Ga.
An Assistant To Nature.
A A man man steDued stepped into into a a drug urug store si i the i o
other day and called for a bottle N
man’s “Neutralizing” Cordial. lie
had forgotten tha word Neutralizing
nod certainly substituted a good one as
SSktoto^turalconStSii* thC Sy3
RAYTOWN IT A \I 3.
BY AR«US.
—Rain in abundance.
—Miss Tommie Moore has returned
to .school at Grovetowu.
—Miss Mary Davidson, of Sharon, is
the guest of Mrs. \V. O. Wright. We
wish her a pleasant stay:
—Mr. R. S.,’has been engaged tor 14
years, ana still refuses to designate the
tim «
—Mr, A. W. Mershon and lady visi- ..
ted our town recently. May success
and bliss attend them.
—The confession board of the Oath
iS^SfwoS&T&S STS
—A model billet doux*- fiz “I iz cross
ed over ma »v lands. been over
many hills , bnt I iz never seen a gentle
men 1 loves like I loves you, at dis
time. I iz mighty glad you put off our
marriage ’till 4tb Sunday. Your darl
ino = g gal , Judy.
—We are often told that our town
is retrograding from a mercantile point
of view. This I am proud to say is
untrue. Our merchants are solid and
meet their bills promptly. Tl» tnde
afy smaUtowtf f *™ My Wlth
thaUif Uldl ot tUj ^ sm<iu l0 ' v,1 ‘
—-Raytown school consists of _ about t ,
55 scholars, and is progressing finely
The Professor meets promptly at the
appointed hour, and labors diligently
*° Promote the best interests of the
scboo j_ We trust be will ever have
the hearty support, and endorsement
0 f fj-j^uds and patrons. Education is
a topic of very great importance, and
we should ever be ready and willing to
aid and encourage the educators of mu
land in the grand pursuit of teaching
the young idea how to shoot.
SHARON ITEMS.
BY OLIVER.
—We quote eggs in our market at
12J with fair demand. Buttter 2U ceuts.
—The shoe trade on last Saturday,
was almost equal to that of December.
—Mr. H. H. Moore, of Cub’erton,
was in our village on last Friday.
—Mr. L. M. Thompton is receiving
a new lot of material and we suppose
he is prepared to supply the
buggy and wagon trade.
—Rev. Mr. Simpson preached a very
impressive sermon at the Presbyterian
church ou last Sunday.
—Miss Fannie Hamilton, of East¬
man, recently, of Warren, is; on a
visit to her brother, Mr. N. U. Ed¬
wards.
—Mrs. Ada Kendrick, after spending
a pleasant week with her parents at
Union Point, has returned home.
bly —This late spring will certainly with be farmers, a pmarka- but
our
we hopk that everything will work oir
for the lH'8*-Ii’tbe end. '
-if the Sunday school could meet in
toe forenoon on thud .Tiuulay it \vonl 1
not only be more conve.uent lor the
school hut won I 1 ii<! 1 coiiSHler.iolrt to
the number present at the 11 o clock
service. We only make Ibis suggestion
thinkiug it an an vantage te both
—Mr.Edward Ogl.itree lias purchas 'd
a Texas nag, and we must siy,
servs much credit for the patience,
which J he has used in breaking her ti
. while the horse might be
gentle in one respe.-t, ive
moans, advise bun C
h()ra(> h , ni , ss< ful - lhw
(5mighfc Qw \ a resting place
, . . () f v“.nEV»......... uu ,r ‘»v
^
. jo|)S fi)r a continual suceess.
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pain DJ ter Prof. Ware is noted for taste
j ibenilIy displayed by the care
w i,j C h decorate his valuable lot.
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jj eavb affections, kidney and liver
troub [ s a fj e et nearly one-half of all
”“*1, .,,. ln dkind Yet how many heedless pass
a shortened I if. given „o ear,
to these complaints which cause the hu
man family such great distress. Does
your [ lear t beat violently from the least
excitement V Have yous fits of dizzi
nes s ? Does your back ache ? Are your
bowels constipated V These symptoms
are the first warnings. Delay is dan
gerous Be wise ir time. Regain per
feet health by using Brown’Iorn Bitters
ters.
a cas
simeres and cottonai.es opened this
week, Copelau. bea.s & Armor,
Greeuesboio, Ga.
^ Ten pieces white linen and tur
key red, table damask and a beautiful
assol tment of Doyles received this
wee k. Copelau, Seaii t& Armor,
Greenesboro, Ga.
Ano ther large shipment of bug
gjys and wagons received this we ek.
we are selling them at very low figures
^ en(1 j or [jr i ces or C(t n a „d see them at
our large warehouse on Broad street
Copelan, Seals & Armor, Greenesboro,
Ga.
^ ^ A barge invoice of
* % received tins week. Cojie
an, Seals A Armor, \nnor Greenesboro crecnesooro, Ga ua.
t&T A bran new lot of ladies, mi fees
and childreus’s white calico and
Gingham bonnets received this week,
Bopeian. seals & Armor, greenesboro,
Ga.
Every farmer should plant a patch
of Millo Maize. The sUlk is unsurpass
ed mu for horse and cat .le food, while the
, . .
gran - - ■ *• tue world , , lor {
also the best giam in
fowles. For sale by Copelan, -beals 4c
Armor, Greenesboro. ja.
-Our ‘vleviHs 15 years old to-day.
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Mr. Thoe. Y\ GuH.ird, Savantuih
•Ga., saps: ‘‘I usd4 Brawn’s Iron isit
ters for general debilitp and weakness
with good results.”
Mr. C. O. Miugledorf, Savannah, j*,,
says: “I used Brown’s liyon
and now weigh 30 pounds * more
ever F did ” A - ,0,
^ straw hats till you can’t rest,
uttle oid 'and young. Ga. Copelajfc
Seals & Armor, Greenesboro,
ngp Eastern Early Rose J potatoes®
$2/75 per barrel ; §1.25 bushel.
Ian, Seals* Armor, Gr^neeshoro, Ga.
gg- Spring clothing, straw wffrld hats without and
gent > s quarter shoes',
end. Cooelau,Seals & Armor,Greenes
boro, Ga. *
-CONSUPTION COBBD. .
East India Missionary the formula of a
®rr?SO also ^ositiv%iunt «7&^ radical
|, un „ attentions, a
curefov general Debility and alt nervous
complaints, after tiaving thoroughly fesled
its wondarful curative powers in tlmffaa,nos k&)wn
of cases, feels it his duty to make it
to his suffering fellows. The leoipc wiii
be sent free of charge, to all who desire it,
withMull directions for preparingland with stai^fe sue
cessfully using. Adlress na
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advice to motheks* v**#
. ffroken
Awyou di sturbed at
"U X „f cutting teeth ? If so,
> » ftt P p aud t bottle of Mas.
w a on< Re u Teeth
Widow's Soothing STiffm for,
ing Children. Its value is incalculable.
It will relieve the poor Uttle sufferer
mediately. Depend upon it,
there is no mistake about it. t ci ^.
stomach and bowcO, cures’ wind
tens the the gums, reduces
g i Ve8 tone and energy to the whole
Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Sprup for
best female physicians and nurses in tiie*
United States, and is for sale by all drug
its throughout the world. Page U3 aeuts
botUe. ■ - :
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APPLICATION FOE LEAVE TO SELL.
Georgia, YNOli Taliaferro county.
It weeks after date, application of
will be made to the Hon. Court
Ordinary, of said county, for leave to sell
the real estate, belonging to the estate of
Hon. A. IT, Stephens' late ot said* .bounty
deceased. This March 20, 1SH4- , >
John a. Stehhens, Jjxecutor,.; I
SHERIFF SALES. ; '•
Georgia«-Taliaferro county. G
ILL lie sold before the court bouse
door, on the first Tuesday ville, in between April,
next lu the town of Crawford
the legal non rs of sale, the following levied prop¬ by,
erty oiiedouble log houite ou
J. T. Hamsun, constable, As the proper*
of R. GiBifitiKs,,-am I turned over to me
satisfy a fi Hi in favor of John Acree. This
February 22ml. 1HS1,
# M. D.Googer,
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AI’PLIC aYiO-I FOR LETTERS OF AO
. MINISTRATION,
(^qyrgja,' ’faM-Orsr "
YYTHERE.VS, Edward Oroake, has ftp
IV ^ I bl her "lute
gun, i-onntvdeeeased. Tl-e.-e are there
t , r .. it ,cud admonish ad por-ons iuii
( , to l.n* uiul ul tu*ar at :u\ oilier on or
hytliu first Moud.ty in Mu roll next, to show
— mse if any tiiev cau why said letters
V [^IribKatur:^"* A> Bbazli.v,
)(jK1> T. O
Or li u ••,
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A i) MI NIST R A TOR’S SALE.
] ?> j y viRTCEof an order from the court
of Orduuuy, of I'niaterro muni y,
w.il be sold b.d'-re the cimri boused..or m
said next, cmniy, eelwwu on riu; lir d Vui'sdy ... uiLlIv*- April
Io.Iow .ul l ,lo l ' 1 ' •
, w i
•” ^.C'iSX "S
saw March 4th, 1885. John P. Moore,
- ei ”» *—*•
GUAUDIAN S SALE.
TjUItSUANT to an order from the Hon
l orable C’ourt ot Ordinary, of I alia er
couatv will be .-old before the court house
( i„„ r in said county, within the legal
hours of sale on the first Tuesday in April
1884, cash to the highest bidder, a tract of
land lying iiusaid county, contaii ing two
gjgJSj. william Rhodes, Ih. iSSi’S J. W. Ilixon, fbf^Sff T. S Har- I™
risen, John A. Stephens and others. Sold
asthepropertyoitheminorsofL.G.Ev- deceased the of’distrihu
ans, for purposes
h Npu'eh 1 t >b 1,W *
' aw Mh iHsf
.John 1). Evans,
Guardian for said minors,
r L ixt LIE r T 73 t\ DA a XT' Vlb rr.
c-KtilO Li ’ i
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JAWM- !i\\ ■as.': '45*4
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Leads all others, and possesses advanta
Plover . every other Machi ... . . e. Does all
work without pasting, and finds, doing
the work of every other Machine. Per¬
forms
THIRTY-NINE OPERATIONS
that can not be performed by any other
tomather without'changin^ttw stitch or
tension. braiding, quilting,
For tucking, cording, dre-smaking and
Pra i,roi,t,-ring, tailoring, equal.
for family use in general, it has no
^ for descrintive ' price list to
. .
vOJ>Cl3ll} SCIllS GREENESBORO, & Ai llior, GA
octiot-f
Pianos Tfl. II. O. Organ T. S
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Selected °«ecroa from nom Ten aen of or the rue Best »e»i J/a- ma.
,fr\cto ker8, are so much Superior to others at
80 Less that Purchasers
.SHietrom $10 to blOO by visiting or
1 ' 111118 Y°
| .a TIOlUNKOX * Uj -' ”'' a A A CO
Igusta, save Ga. JSfley at 831 Broad street, Au
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■ “LOVC 3.11(1 iL'illSB,
L.tv.t &.mW'tflK»l Km*.
I K*» Hjb» Of "Loie a»d 1W
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I'NEW SONGS OF *’HOPE &TRUST.”
Beautiful Hymns,
INSPIRING MUSIC.
lONTAlNINtf CHOICE SELECTIONS
from the
j/ 0 st Valuable Productions of the Best
^ Writers of
PoCtl'Y ™ ail(l Sollff, ® 7
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_WITH_
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J eWMUSlC
• I , COMPILED BY
TV. LUDDEN AND G.O.ROBINSON,
Edition cents’ Words and TAisic
Price, 33 (post-paid) ; «3 00 per
dozen, by Express. Word Edition
jjy ^ ln „ g only—12 cents (post-paid);
2 0 per dozen, by Express.
, Specimen Jiilition. in pa
P® 1 covet, 2ocents, post-paid.
G. O. ROBINSON & CO.,
Publishers, Augusta, Gn.
# • T. M. II, O. T. 8.
(Georgia iiailroad
-AND-
Banking Co.
Office General Manager, f (
Augusta, Ga., Nov. 17th DM3.
"j yrOMM ENC1NG SUN DAY, IHth Instant
the following passenger schedule will
he operated :
Trains run by 90th meridian tin*', 32
minutes slower than Augusta tiide. «
*10. 1 WEST—DAILY. NO. 2 EAST*-AI,Y
_,v. “ Macon Augusta 10:3(fa|m 7:10 Lv. “ Athens Atlanta 9:J3.a|m 8:25 a nt
a in p!m
“ Milledg’ll !):05;a m “C’wf’il’ll 1:14
“ W’sh’i’u 11:20 a in Ar. Wnsh’g’2:5r»qi:m
Ar- “ Athens CTdv'll l:10|p 5:00 ini“ “ MilledgTl Macon <l:45lpml 4:40 p in
pm ‘
■ ■ t.tieiitn . r,-<r. i>lio'“ Augusta HtfiAlplin
NO. a WEST— DAILY. NO. 4 HAST—DAILY
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Lv.’ A'cvTu"^]: Atlanta (ido'iiini'Ar. m|AM^fMvdl Augusta . aljo'S U:I0 In m
Ar. a
JOHN W. GREEN, K. R. DORSEY
General Manager. <»en. Pa»H*ger Agent
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Fast Line
ko. 27. West Daily no 28,Fust Daily
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J.ve Amrust-.i 7:4''umjEve am|.\r Athens Atlanta 2:45 pm “
Ar. O’w'f’v’l! 9:3s 7:15
•* Athens t2:*»am: “ O’f’dvll .5:50 “
” Atlanta 12:85 pm, “ Augusla 8.1WI *•
r^Ut \! T’MTA b ' A 'vNM) ATI \\f m-eive A
1 ,^e 4 t.Vnnd ( , w in o p a "."lowing -md pa*
V from the Jm pouts
d,! a rl H<,n-son
<himak, Crnwfmdville, Union 1’attit,
(Beenesboro, TOBfe Madison, Uu!lt*djre, Social
. ................ . ........
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Train No. 28 will stop at. and receive
passengers to and from I lie following Dealing, sta¬
tions, only, Berzelin, llarleni, Union
Thomson, Camak, Crawfordville,
Social Point, Greenesboro, Madison, Rutledge,
Circle, Covington, Conyers, Stone
Mountain and Decatui
The East Line has Through Sleeper
from Atlanta to Charleston and connects
for all points West and Northwest, East
and Southeast
E. Ii. DORSEY, JNO.W. GREEN,
Gen. Passenger Agt, Gen’I. Manager
cured iiy
Oliver’s Quick Rebel,
Rheumatism, Colds, Neuralgia, Throat,' Headache,Tooth¬ Bites, and
ache, Sore Colic in
Stings Horses, of Insects,
<fec.
Prepared by
MAYS & CO.
Atlanta, Gkohgia,
For sale by Dr. R. J. Reid and Thom b
SirtStSSsfiai. 0 *' - *'“* J “ *
1.000 MILE TICKETS.
Office Georgia General Rah, Passenger road Company, Agkt. ^
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Augusta, April 5th, 1870. )
COMMENCING MONDAY. 7th st,,
his Company will sell ONE THOUSAND
MILK TICKETS, good over main line and
branches, at TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
eack. these tickets will be issued to in
divlduals, firms or families, but not to
firms ond families combined.
K. R. DORSEY,
May 9,1879 Generai Passenger Agent.
E. 11. FITTS,
Crawfordville, Ga,
Contractor and Builder,
Is prepared to make bids, give esti
mates and undertake building 6on
tracts of everv description. He keep
conH tanUy on hand a full supply <>
Bve thousandJieart pine Jraweo s
gles. which he is sel ing at
prices. He returns thanks for past pat
r0 nage and asks a continuation of the
same.
Texas contains 20,0)1 sq uare lufle
ofcoa]
fOETH and EAST !
Fourteen Hundred Miles.
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—TO—
Boston, Blass.
After satisfying our thirst for bargains in Fhis line, we boarded the Fast TixpreA
and after one nights ride the day dawns and finds us in t e great American uietropolh,
UNTIE’W YORK;
Many days, and Utmost possibly weeks, will here be spent in search of various bargain* ?is ua.
nierous lines. care and all dilligcnoe will be taken to secure the 'newest *tvle»
shades and fabrics In every branch. As the SPOT CASH is the great propelling force
of this day and generation, with this in hand, we prop,iso to unearth to our many «tm
tomers and fronds th*> present spring bargains wuieli have heretofore lain down ont
When fully satisfied with our work in this great commercial thoroughfare, we find oar
selves enroutc for the beautiful city of
PHILADELPHIA
Remaining here sufficiently lonp to’strike the manufaeturinc center or eertain |ln#»,
again we aboard the train ami soon find ourselves in the beautiful and classic city of
BALTIMORE
the acknowledged reigning seat of MILLINERY FASHIONS Having secured Mi» nld
of the most accomplished milliner in the. e,tv, several days will !>.• .spout in selecting
our large and varied stock of Millinery, Ribbons, Lucees" and Neekwaie which wh«n
placed before you will be simply covetous to look upon.
BY APRIL THE FIRST
Nature robed in her o.wu loveliness will smile upon us, and NEW HOODS from the
North, East and West in carload quaiiUtles and endless varieties will greet and fa»*L
mile you. MlhS LOULA. our popular, experienced, polished and artistic milliner, wilt
open inside the doors of her MILLINERY PALACE and bid her innumerable frieuUa
WELCOME. Come one, come all.
THIS WEEK
Having hurriedly sketched what you may soon expect., in eonerttsfon let us e»rfv m
attention to a few goods, arriving this week : One solid ease new Spring Prints !"t)u*
thousand dollars worth of Spring Clothing all the nobbiest styles styles anil latest «u»*.
Five hundred dollars in line fur llats and an endless variety uf strew hat* in a test
childrens days. Forty shoes. dozen Another diamond immense dyes—every shipment imaginable tint Gents, Ladies, misses ftlut
of
Buggies and Wagons
Embracing only the best makes, bridles, which we soil at most satisfactory price*. IS»ggy|aa4
wagon harness, saddles anil
Cooking stoves and stovewaro of every description.
We are Headquarters for Everything
Our stock embraces forty different denartmonts and fill* three large building*.
By oable eoiniminlcatlons, ample facilities, personal energy, proper courtesy, eoa*
plete largestTJ'ade and adequate stock in we Georgia. hope to make Greenesboro the peer of the best equal ta
the center ’ .
YOUR RULY.
Copekra, Seals & Armav,
■( , GreencdfCro, Ga,'
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SHEEHAN'S
E. SHEEHAN, E“ro[>.
1025 Greene Street, AUUGSTA, ilBOROLA.
-MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Lemon Soda, Sarsasparilla and Ginger Ale,
cfSl'l’ERIOR EXCELLENCE. Bisl Brands of Beer in worn! or g a«M. Domeo**
ami Foreign l’OKTJilt ami Importer SEi. r/.ER.S in ju •*. Motts^a.nt Kentucky v.7"
HER in wood and glass- Orders solicited Write for prices and term*.'
I^Iee i f good qualities and just weight furnished at market pric .
A Grood Chance ior Young Met*,
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All Kinds of Pen Work Done to Order.
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