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* • MY I'ARTINu
p :ir L«vc, the <l;.y is clo.«o -w hand,
■' mi mi.st part- from this >«r native land;
.
id sis I'm furred t» take my leave,
' lly to tlie.se hills my heart doth cleave.
vax Imre that first across my vision
t i moved miv saintly lorm,
rancvvl n y eye, and waked a love, alas,
: hut tender and to > warm
A'ns here that first thy rauient, beaming
E face
Rued to drop into my soul it’s sparkling
rays—thy smiles,
d now must I *hat angel vision from my
niind a ad heart erase?
; twill remain my sweet commit n ion star,
id whilst others flash and fade with all
their charms and wiles,
tthou, my clouded pathway, with thy
sliiuhig from afar,
st why an*l tor what I hive you, I cannot
tell,
by some strange myst erious {lower, about
me, thou has thrown an ail pervading
and embracing spell,
d though at times thy charms I try for*
get and waive,
mot* to them I find myself a willing
hondaged slave.
mental self that spell would shatter
and from me all sweet memories east,
iny souls self harbors close thy lovely
glance, and shall as long as love in mor.
tats last.
e pouting lip l feign would kiss, the au¬
burn hair I love so well, so true,
t sadness in my heart must dwell, when
: I’ve hiul to bid them all adieu!
happy fates have bid our feet through
■different paths in Uie to lead,
g howe'r divergent thay may be, sweet
■sympathies I’li have, a broken spirit
to heal.
■ affectionate sea shell far r :moved from
it’s ocean home,
repen . incessantly the sung of the wa¬
ter’s murmuring moan,
il sometime, while I lay, dying spirit,
far from thee, my dear,
•orrowiug angels that ’bout, my fainting
dorm appear,
Itrnful sely to my waning spirit, drawing ncai,
echoes of thy name so sweet, thy
■voice so kiud, in the’hollow of my hear
K Will hea . i;.
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HAMMOCK’S NEWS.
Clarence Worsham is still very
sick.
Wes Felts still boards at the
same place.
Mr. Shela Bowel] alarms the
settlement everv night going to
Mr. Smith’s singing. He thinks
his voice is so sweet, but he is the
only one that thinks so.
Charley Felts likes to hunt in
Sandy Woods, and he don’t fail to
get there.
Mr. Ed Mathews is a fine cotton
picker. He goes out and lies
down in the grass and goes back
to the house and says he is sick.
Ed says it. is better to tell a lie
than to pick cotton these hot
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Mr. Tom Martin has ginned
several bales of cotton.
Fat John, the fox hunter, don’t
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There it another fine*boy at
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Misses Minnie Avera and Lula
Sandefur are visiting the family
of Wade Mathew’s this w’eek.
We are having some fine
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Mrs. Eulx Johnson visited
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COTTON FACTOR.
Dealer in Groceries and Planters Supplies, Guano
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409 POPLAR STREET.
MACON, GA., AUGUST 1, 1892.
DEAR SIR:
I iak« pleasure in announcing to you that I am still at the old
stand of Coleman & Ray, 411 Poplar street, where [ am propared to handle
promptly, at only 50 cents per hale, all Cotton entrusted to ino.|
Captain R. W. Bonner, formerly with W. F. Price, will be wlh me, and
will attend to the weights, and also the sale of Cotton/
Mr. A. 11. Adams, formerly of A. B. Adams & Hon, will also be with me
this season.
Botli t aptain Bonner and Mr. Adams will be pleased to have ail their
old friends come to see them.
Ctvemea trial—I guarantee to please you. Send me your orders for
Bagging and Ties.
Very truly,
BOLIVER H. RAY.
Muselk, Ga., May 5th—1893.
Dear Sir:—I have now on hand the nicest and best selected line ©/
DRY-GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES.
HATS. FURNISHING-GOODS ETC..
that has ever been exhibited at this market, which I am offering at
that will surprise as well »b please you.
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A L 1. kinds for the next T H I R T Y days. I will give a
discount of F 1 V E per cent on all CASH purchases
$2.00 or more, which is payable in merchandise at the regular
o w prices. Don't fail to see me B 4 U buy any more
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any one else, and give you a rebate of 5 cents on every dollar*
is a clear profit <to you.
Thanking you for your liberal patronage in the past, and hoping
merit your future favors, I remain,
Truly A Respectfully Yours,
R. L D i c k I l.