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September 23, 1887
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Fa!! Wraps!
100
JACKETS JUST RECEIVED
Suited exactly for fall wear, We have marded them at
the cost of the material they are of. Our buyer bought
them at
. Fifty Cents in the Dollar!!
and we give our trade the benefit of the purchase.
THEY WILL SOON BE CONE.
When the sizes are gone we can get no more, Call at
once and be fitted.
J. ALBUET KIBVEN & 00.
\
+ STOVES -k
AND
ST () V E F I T T I X ( Uu S .
MOBLEY m BROS,
HAMILTON, GEORGIA
Have added to their stock of general merchandise a complete line of
aooiciisrGr stoves,
Of suyerior make, which they will sell at prices lower than ever before
heard of in this section. If you need a stove call and examine their stock
and get their prices. They keep in conneceion a full line of iron and tin
cooking lit msils and stove furnishings.
l j, COOLED® & BRO l 3
-MAN M FAC bURERS OF
Pure Gloss Mixed Paints J
Pure Linseed Oil Points,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Office: 2 1 Alabama St. Factory: 66 and 68 Dacatur St.
-----Also Dealers In
VARNISHES, BRUSHES WINDOW CLASS 1
Send for color card and pricelist. Correspondence solicited.
STATE FAI 1 J
---AT
MACON. 7 GEORGI.
t
October 24-30, 18£
Most Liberal Premium, List Ever Q
by 4 ny State Fair in the United St<
SPECIAL NEW FEATURES EVERY
Wednesday, October 2
---will be—
CONFEDERATE
VETERANS’ Di
On that day there will be the last grand review of all survivir
federate soldiers by
Ex-President Jefferson D
On which occasion there will also be present most of the living
CONFEDERATE GENERA
Three of the four surviving members of Mr. Davis’s Cabine
under promise to be present.
The entries of all kinds of exhibits
EXCEED ALL OTHER FAIRS.
Lowest Railroad Rates.
The railroads have put the rates within 150 miles of Macor
CENT a mile, and for distances further than that, within the st
the round trip. These are the most liberal rates ever offered in
ACCOMMODATIONS.
A committee of the citizens of Macon has been appointed
ample accommodations for all who may attend, There will be
in entertaining
50,000 STRANGER
Fov all further information on any subject, address
E. C. GRIER, Seereta
Or W. J. NOTHEN, Preside
MACON, GE
