The Tifton gazette. (Tifton, Berrien County, Ga.) 1891-1974, September 23, 1892, Image 2
funtI*ho«l upon application,
I Oua after Jlwfc lOAurttMi and
to wn I* « o*
mniOtricatiomToii thrift)
.... ...j thnftly topit ;h UK!
JJcOtno* Alwftyn v/flto on imo »ldo of
hloo't forgot to onoloiw your muiio
9 of Romi faith.
‘AjiMtofllco, at Tlfton, (ioonjlat an
Organ of Berrien County.
». T. ALLEN. Kill tor.
Novvm unit Views.
A CninpaUrn Lin.
Two years ago when lion; II. II.
Knight-wo* bcihg urged to become a
candidate for the legislature ho was
objected to by sonic ullianceinen who
gave as tt readOii that ho had merged
the, greater portion of iris property
into Unitf-d Htutes bonds to avoid
taxation. The Gazxttk, then pub
lished at Sparks under the name of
the Berrien County Pioneer, under-,
took to slier/ the falsity as well m
the niter absurdity of the charge.
The editor lias rested easy in the
present campaign so far ub this lie Is
concerned, believing the people had
accepted his former statement and
discussion of ttie charge as
f
the state election occurs October I nolI11 ,| c .te and final vindication
Oth, just twelve (lays off, and Berrien ()f M r , Knight. But third partyites
county should roil up a handsome | ftr( , rt( , uin nm i { jj )( , political oapito) of
majority for.the straight democratic L, e mttl/tcr an ,i m industriously cir-
acket, ouifttlng it among the people, hoping
Brother Weuver and Bister Lease thereby to injure Mr. Knight in liis
declined to divide time with demo- race,
onitic speakers while2 marching The ohargo lias been brought to
through Georgia. Aren't they u Mr. Knight’s attention and the Ga-
iiouutiful oouple? asms now siieuks “by the card" and
Many of our good citizens do not | «*u«i the people that it Is a falsehood
ctoiilre to indorse Wearer, ins military
despotism and expressed haired of the
south #nd southern people, but they
can’t ovoid it if they vote the third
party ticket. That is just wlmt a
vote for-the-third party means.
Tim colored republicans of Gcor
gia arc paying no attention to the
trade made by their leaders with
those of the third party, They arekjT^ an d Mr. Knight is aware of
forming a coalition tosuittliemsolve»^| J(1 ' fuclj Umt if hc i, ll(l „ny surplus
[capital lie can invest it at home
J.tluistato election, anting upon tholr ^hejc it will earn him a much great-
own judgment of wlmt is proper fork, in te r( . Ht than it could in stocks or
them to do. bonds, and where the investment will
No doubt the third pilrlyites be as scoure. It would be poor Un
recognized the liopelossness of fcjtelr I nanclal policy iudeed, under micli
omi8n in the second congressional circumstances, to invest money in
//striot when tlioy nominated Dr. 1.1 United States bonds, end Mr. Knight
bo nmonfLUwJjMd-mon ill Bor-
io'mity who would be guilty of
I “manufactured out of Ilia whole
cloth.” Besides it lias not the slight
est foundation in fact Mr. Knight
I has no money invested in bonds of
any character whatever—State,
United States or any othor—taxable
or non-taxahle. It is also untrue that
lie owns stock or has any interest
| whatsoever in any nutioiml hank,
Any thoughtful business man
iihvii VIsay HVIIUIMII-IU S’ i uMill'll (J
- SiII, Hand, of Baker county, for con- would bo
'1’lie--(4 /.WfH-ttrinfmifaut jon,,
VNlhul lie is a no"firmed dotard ami
that it is a moral impossibility tor
him to make a decent canvass of the
distriul.
* The Telescope is a recent newspa
per venture ut Valdosta. H is r
' iiautly,‘printed seven column folio.
suoh>» iudisuretion. Blip Uashtti
vontureH the assertion that there is not
up United Status bondholder. in
Georgia, except those who Imvo pur
chased bonds as a foumlatioii for
national bank. Certainly the oxtep,
lion to this rule is very slight. Clour
whilu.it is edited witli industry and gia just now oilers too muuy avenues
good judgment by Miss h'lorerKio B. I for valuable investments for capital
Williams, Into of tlm Bryan County isls to hide their money in'two, or
News. Miss Williams is a bright, even four, per cent. United States
brainy, Industrious woman, and do-1 bunds. lienee the .absurdity of the
proposition.
No, fullmv-uitizciiH, you can put
Uhls charge down as a wicked and
nudiotouH campaign lie, and you can
place no orodunou to it whutetovor.
Piles of people luiVti pilau, but DeWItt'
I Witch lis/.al nn‘
nlvu will cure teem, Or,
J. C. Gocdcma.
The Httimtloii.
“A farmer,” in the Valdosta Tele
scope, sums up the Industrial oondi
tlon of the prt sent age and in the ful
|.ea'fizu 11°"'ii'K tersely written article marks
‘ out the road whioii will lead the
»ervos to sucoeed with tier enlerpriso,
- but we fear she has misjudged Val
dosta as a iiuwspaper Held. Thu Tole-
scopt’s advertising ooluinus show
^..flyu, flip, pierohaiits are taking no in
torost in it. Thu new paper hits tliu
best wishes of the Gab kith for nt|
W« v. ©css.
\ Georgia farmers who sympatlilzt
: ' With the “Jtepublican Aid Society,”
do ap simply on the quostlpp of more
i piouoy. Only a few of them
I m tlm fitot that if the per capita oirmi-, . , . ,, , ,
I S&Ujjyfti would tat of no working people of tho country back
them to them unless tlioy tel *100 Ttho Vrw«>t day
light of property or labor to ox- y voln n, mr houses, wear liner clothe
said, foiuit. 'L’he governniont can’t rt tui farm on an easier and Iqrgc
pot ho to hr any other amount of scale that did tho farmers of fifty
jewel. apila and issue It to tho | ybars ago,
nothing, it the Georgia
Sluci flunks tho accession- of the
town tody tq power will bring such
tunny' frJoy iwe wopfu)\y deceived.
°f n r. J, B, Hawthorn, of At
Kg “
His subject was
Urothc.r Weaver ami
Lease.
Would-be president Weaver and
his jnasco-feminine satellite, .who
speech iflfd at Waycross Tuesday af-
tenioorii failed to create tiio slight
est ripple of enthusiasm among their
hearers. Be it said to the credit of
tho people of Waycross, however the
third party orator umt oratrix were
not served with an injunction in the
shape of decayed vegetation and
unciont eggs, as was expected, but
accorded thorn a quiet and most res
pectful hearing. The rousing third
party rally that had been so exten
sively advertised did not materialize.
The great majority of the audience
were demoorals.
The great American political ucra-
at went up to. Albany on Wcdnes
vy, and made a speech in the after
noon, and -Mrs. Lease recited her
piece. By his failure to speak 111 the
morning there were left only three
or four hundred of the thousand
people who had gone there to hear
him—largely through curiosity,
Weaver declined the request of the
local democratic committee for a dr
vision of time, so the speaking was
from the verandah of Hotel Mayo and
not in Willingham’s hull as was ex
pcctod. But the democrats of Al
bany were determined to show their
resentment of Weaver’s abuse and
oppression of the southern people
when a Federal ufllecr, so when the
third" party speeches wore over Itev
Jack Carter, a typical negro, black
as charcoal and a ready speaker, was
ruslied upon the verandah. - lie
made a reply that was as sharp as
two-edged sword while Weaver and
..ease, silting on the verundnh just
iihpve the speaker, winced and show
cd many evidences that they did not
appreciate his thrusts, Jack fre
quently rut'ered to them as “Brotlie:
Weaver and Sister Luas"e'.’ r TReMiE
eomllture of these eminent, third
parlyitcs was complete, but no vio.
lenoo was offered.
Here in a spectacle for our south
cm people to look upon and seriously
consider—a man and a woman spoil
politics from the stump. Do
you think it the proper tiling
Do you propose to destroy the pall
muui of your cherished southern
social system by countenancing with
yoiir vote the cause they represent V
is female suffrage that Higher, nobler
and more intelligent civilization you
so much desire ? Weaver and Lease
represents female suffrage, God
help the people to veto against this
innovation so strongly condemned by
Holy Writ,
Hon.
Our grand parents toll us about,
the “good old days” when farmers
made their own supplies, ami when
it was considered extravagant to use
anything, except for oxtraotdlnuvv
occasions, that was not “home made ’
— THIS SBAUI3 .BLI-ONGS TO
E. P. BOWEN ''V'BRO.'"
_ DEALERS IN —
■" ■ ' *
Gre'neral Merchandise.
FARMERS’ SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
Vavt Ci.r-ni F.cvruion Count*
Xotv luy. HHWy friend® Utf not
licit bk> nuu:ti i huvi.y .iuuuum* inv*olf * can-
ioi’tlA.-Ciffks -Dil'u-c pf liorrum county.*
tfcare J.u<Uw»mo ixjiiirir.nw lu tho nflico ami
cv/ioavur to uiako a faithful
Will, If 8UCRC*«fGl, - - - -
Biul prour. t wjwic tvrvAut, With this jmimlsa
-• •*
and thaiUtiKH.ruy ftMniig tor Ui®iraum*ort iu tho
I tt <t, 11'crct-y O AtuciUy tsoifyit your Support iu
tho ucmox’ffwio prlmao - Itesj»eetfully,
1
Silas Tygaut^
l*OH Or.UJNAUV.
To the Voters uf Huiticti county: I announcer
myself a cautUuat* for the ofiico of Ordinary of ;
your ciHihty rubject to tho Uemocmtlc piUman
axur«anioafly aol.oit your supi>ort. If elected _
•will utrlvu to Hire fprin»ntf ttatisfaction In my ml-
-ountry Produce Bought and Sold.
ininliftration of the orticn. Tiianking you for pOHt«
' Dfttowod oh mu, 1 an> ror ' **
' A. W. V
For-Tax CoLLKcrron.
■Vf :
idl
a<l-
OHt
-..fuljy,
W. 1'ATI'ERfiON.-
Highest cash price3 prices paid lor chickens and eggs, and farm products
generally. Give us a call when ypu conic to Tilton with anything to sell.
WE STRIVE I ill ILL OF d
To the voters of Itcrrien county: I am a candi
date for Tax Collector or I'crrien county subject
to the action of the democratic primary. 1 am
a Young man, ami believe myself fully comjtttont
to (1 i suin'rtn; tho dutiea of the office to tho satis
faction of the penplb. I Roliott your sup|>ort ami
II elected, will try to ihcrit your approval In tl» . -
tKirfpriuanco of the trust reposed in me.
Roueut tiuirm.
Thanking the pulilic for a generous patronage in the past, wo earnestly
Holieit a eontimmiice of tho same hi the future.
E.
t-tf.
P. BOWEN
Near tlio IS. & W
BRO.,
Depot, TIFTOX, OA.
For Clerk Sl’I'EUior Court,
The undersigned offers himself as a candidate
I cm* Clerk of the Superior Court of licrrlon conn-
.tv, subject to too democratic primary, amtaol le
ft the suptxsrtof uiy feliow-oitiams. Should I
■ticcccd in Leins: nominated and elocted I will
enitoMffbr to dir-cliArae the duties of tho ofllco
with.credit to myself and to tho general satis rao-
tlirn of the public. IT V. Peeples.
TIFTQM DRUG STORE
For Sukuifp.
To tho V r otcrs of Porrieu Count)' t At tho solic
itation of friends I am a candidate for Hhorifl of
liorrien county, subject t<t the democratic pri-
man>. I thunk tuy frlmuis for tlio confldeuce bo-
htowed rm mo In tlm past and ask their support
in the primavv. If elected 1 will faithfully Uls-
eh.ir.io tho duties of the office to tho best of my
ability. hknuy L. Loyrrr.
Kkrph a Full Supply of-
Du
} )
For onm.vARY.
I announce myself a candidate for the ofllco of
Ordinary of lu-raen county subject to democrat
ic nomination, ir held, and respectfully solicit
.the suffrage of the people pledging myself if
elected t?> rigidly guard the Intercuts of tlioso
1 whom laferve. iiospoctlnlly,
^ W. iiKMtv Uitxfm.
TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES',
Fino Porfum«x*y, School Books and Stationary.
For Tax ColijV/.’TOr.
At the Bollcttarionof friends 1 hereby announco
myself as a cain’idare for Tax Collector of Ber-
rion cyuniy. lublcot to the democratic primary,
and earnestly «oilci : ; thfe RUpporfc of my follow-
citzor-H. if 1 Rio cntniRtotl with the duties of tho
oil-.ec I will diftCfcareo them ralthfully and effi-
olcmly according to my bust ability,
ALLBX llEHTRB.
Larrps of Every Description.
Holt'!
PAiNTS, * OILS * AND ."VARNISHES.
Tukascubr. .
I hereby rtnmmucc mytelf a candidate fof olec-
1 tlon to thU ollioo of irowmrer of Uorrlen county,
BObjfct to Gcmocratlv priiiiary. Ueinemliering
y.mr pas?ItinddO:*8 I CHiiii’fafly Holiult your vote in
1«. -*-* ’ • *-**■-** wM'
pho coiidn^oJeetion. I pledge uiiseff to falth-
| full v di.volud’gc every dot.r i*» the nest of my abii-
;v it'olccli d. YoUVA respectfully,
,W, R.Firrou.
The ,mo3t flcloct fitor.k of Tobaccos ami Clg&rdju the oity.
My eiiBtoniw.'j cun be Horved with good Havana cigarB.
Fen iliumjfk.
I rail special attention to Prof, JJextur’M Catarrh Cure, MagSo Balm
K hlnoy and Liver (jure, Lung Kentoror, Mosmorio Blood Cloim«oi
and Uheinnatic Cura* They arc proprietary modiclnea that are reooojmeuiiou
VnfnitgTily for the purposes claimed for them.
Offi- FltESHEST AMD BUST GARDEN SEEDS, nil Uio yew round.
Gall mid see me.
Tifton, Ga, April 22, llitU. J. C. GOODMAN.
“ V
At tlio aollcUathm of many frlonds I oiler tny-
■ : of
seif aw a candidatu for the office of Bheriff i,
T.crrlen county, subject r<> democratic primary.
If elecred 1 will diaclume tho duties of U|0 office
to the very beat of uiy althl and ability, ' ■
itospecifuliy, Joux W. Maker. .
BIGh BARGAINS
Feu. CiKim Rti’Kition Court.
I hereby mmb.umc myself a candidate for re-
piect'.ou w tlio ofllco of Clerk, of the Biiliorlor
Court ot llerrici county, subject to democratic
| primary, Thanlfh.f," Luc peoplo for their past ;
| itlndnciki and w u/blcm-e rej r.-iod in mt I ear*
uoiiUy Jollr.ii Uuiir support In the coming eleo-
tion, i plet'go mj'scli. if elected, to a faithful
l'erforijwucc of tiic dtUiw. of tlio office to th«
beat (duly ability. O.W. Moona..
Fon FiiuiuFF.
To-the Voters of llmion County
-IN-
'SB
I carry a full lino of Ery-Goods, and am
soiling "Winter Goods away Below Cost to
make room for a splendid Summer Stock.
Ren, K. Russell bus com
imuieoil an active and systematic can
vuhs .J tlio second congressional
district. That’s tight.
Ituchlcn’M Arnica Salvo.
Tim HbsT 8*1,vr in Uie world for
Cuts, Umlstia, Hoios, Uloors, Hull Hlmum,
Kovor 8i.lt;., Tenor, CUtv['110d Hands,
ChlU)l»lna; Corns raid all Bkiu Eruptions,
and pojttlvcly e.iires l’lies or no pay re-
i|ulrud, li Is guarontood to give perfu
satisfaction, or monoy refunded, t’rlec
emits per box. Tor sale by Telerson
it l’aulk.
jumik
KKR8lfA.M"a ItXl'KRIKXCK.
rwiim, e.C., Manlhni, irw.
“Klottr bread” was too greatultixur
his aonfitte lost .Sunday I todie imlulgod m more than mica
..g, runalud ihp third party I week, and tt cut loo dress was good
Tte^tlos alive. HiftajpBfrwaa t<tho|onougli for any farmer’s wife or
But,” says one, “wo Ituvo gotten
Biblo doctrine of (imnomility and
|ts luilucnpo upup tlio jKirsuiml and 0 f the old nils and aro living iu
ftoclttl Intcvesls of moil,” In Ihpjnooordnnoo with the present progress
pourso of liis remarks lie put this] ive age.”
pungent loterrogntion to liis tuidi- Yes, we Imvo gotton out of the
’ 6 .,rr 7 t i. .. ,1.,ii,i old ruts, but. in many respects, the
{Onocs IIow in.ieli 'ioes that poll l~ () ^| l . u ( 8 l>n , u R , s .,t'ci,t «ml thereforo
pal party lietiovo lit tho Biblo W the )w«L Wo have pvogtessed but
jininoriallty, whiult employoes a I wo havoiiot prospered. Aud why?
Ionian to atpmp the state and tussle \Vo |mvo wusotl to live at home and
1»k,\u Mmi — l ftlumhl do upurau'ful if l UolajT.,
lunimr to nay a L’uuil wunl for tlm Ktoi’tropt»iw«,
1 uomiiioncml itr» imp about two u. im auo, .tt n
thnu wliv'ii my health w.m very HorfoiMly Impair-
oil, uikI hlill coutlmio use. although iu much
bolter ('tiii'llibut. It In au nxcollont rcmoiiy for
iuaomla an*l otber nervouo tilHonbira. lui opera-
tlon® H jpiniioanil almost ImbmM’pUMo xiseopl
in redultd) which I boliovo are ttlwaja bOnuIWlAl
li'lufttru«itloiut Rie f.tllmu'tl. It. inspire® oonfi-
iltmca In tluvw who uac b., ami i;lvw elm invalid
the name kindly comfort exuoilomMwl by tlio
proauiive of a trusted mcdlc.U frlotul, aud l *httU
never Ini without It In tho future. Sly ox\n*rl-
otico haa boon NtUh both tlm pocket and aund*
ard In®trumanta, and far as I have obmwv-
cd tholv effect i* mnvh the H.nno. I idnooroly
rootnnnum l IU U®0 to Invalids.
Your* truly, J. It. Kuhhiiaw.
For all Information, Ac,, addrowt Atlantic
KloctMphhw i'o.j AM turn, (la.
with moil in wordy contests liefomptevo livetlbeyondlour nici,us.
pxcited, howling and drunken multi- mw ' ^ r o°tiH« l only Q 0 T^« of working
tiwhlB pff 1 I 1..........1 It.,.:.. ...........
tildes ?” ’ Ipsopte Who live hsygfid their means
Gen. If. B; Weaver, military satrap Tlio same may be said of about two-
of lf>04, is a lit ropresuntativo of tlior'drds of the working people tho
party which declares in its platform
that intelligence, sobriety and virtue
pro secondary (|uostions to those of
Ilnance, transportation ami money.
Intelligence, sobriety mid vhtuo were
esteemed by King Bolommi, the wiser”^^imfK
man of tho Biblo, a» morn - valuable 1
jinn gold; yoa, muoli fino gold. Fel
world over.
’j'ho desire to keep up “appoar-
micvs" lias brougS| many a person
to wont, to misery ami to ruin
Wo too often mistake tlio nigr. for
tlio thing itself; or, I should Bay,
wo too often aim at the sign instead
ftW« are hut fettered by chains of
OMiptdor for a moment, I our own forging, and which our
selves also can rood ussundor."
Let ns mend our way of living.
First wo must get rid of our false
pride. T|«u wo must Spend less
than wo earn, mid not run in debt
for tilings that v.v con do without,
ould pur country, our govern.
free institutions, bo with-
Cardinal principles ? Htc-
'iCStiotiite indeed l they are
Citation.
(IKOlUaX-HVUUIRN COVMV.
H |l uhiun it im.y cmuctu: \V. Vtwwt}.
lulmluhtratbr wf KHwiLutb Wnbon, h t* uppiloi
io tlio umU’Mjg Knl. In pnu'cr fttrm, for b*avotc»
Mil Mt® lojuUwtMkRJua l»> ur * ‘ *
iu tu yto uvbttc cl mUH tlccc-
■UcUt, Aiut 1 Will v-V*® Rj't'n hl« R»hl appUcutlon At
iny t'fllt'rt In Na»hvUl» on the flm MorUny in
Oclolwr li«xt (ilveu under iu.v hunt! ami ollV»
w " ,:V,uroi l,a '
Admiaistiator’s Sale,
OtoluiH-nswaiiw* obmtTV.
U>,ilar anil l» - vUtuo af wi mile/,
tlm Court of Or.uimry of sam county, will Ns hoI
m?.the court house. dp*>r In tho town of KAth
vllle. hutwoon tho iejral hour* of wtlc im tho
IU®tTttenth\y In October Uoxt, uno-hatf Interest
In K. T. ncuuevt ® Intercut lul’U moiher’atlovroi s
boluc t«trt of lot* of land uumbor* ami 270
tfcn intli LlsUlt'*. i “
of xaid county
OTHRI ter Uff *
county and known ok
Ainu, 35 nerw
lot of lantl number LW, in Mm Mh tllsirlcl ol Mb t
j th® W
W. Uftncvck vla»-
Unlrt rr piviHiny bubmrfink to the cs'.ate of \V
\V. Unaklns, late *'f s.du county dctwAsed, for tho
boneiU «.t the heir* bml ownUtor* of e«U»t*3.
Tovihb mr.do known ou day of mid.
t\ w, iuhkin*, Administrator.
Administrator^ Sale.
(\ KOU* 11 llWIUi K.v Cot'S* rv:
Under,Mid by vlrtuu of ou ord<u jt.iaut juby U»n
Court of Ordinary »»f wuO county, ai Mm SiAptAm
Ihu Tor’n, thereof, will be gold.licumi tho-,-nut*
hbmwdoiif in the town of N ohvillo. wild tivunty,
bownwit the toga) houi** of i
f wile on thobiHt Tut*
d.iv in October netr. iw follivvhvtf proiH«ny t
“ tt tiortioa of *>
DRY-GOODS, CLOTHING,
SHOES AND EATS.
I will :u» a r.abiU’.Iiiio for ro-clcothm to the c
j Sheriff cf i-utid county, juilNticc to the deuiocratio
I primary. I thank von, oue »>nd nil, for your allo-
idwico to my cdJ.tlftlncy tv.o yenr® ugo nnd onr-
I ncdtlv Hollclt your Bupport at the eimuini; oloc-
tion. I promJw, if eleuicd. t.<> faithfully perform
j the dmlod of tijc.offico to tin l*CHt of mv nbllltjr.
DANIEL W.Tl®«K, .
For Tax (Jollectob,
The nnderMjtuoil ntirtcnt'John U. Oraydon to
s of bori Jen oouiity a* a candidate for
tiro citizen* n ....
Tax Collector, subject to tho action of the dowc-
crafle i-nrty, and wdlcit ‘for him the undivided
support of the people. Wo bollevo him to be
1 competent, faithful and honeet, and Worthy tho
! tmilraae of our follow>,titizcn*.
Voter* ok Tirrov Dutuiot.
UUUtuul
ltAIIiHOAD.
Give In H Patronage il i Will Save !a faej,
Suwanca River Route to Florida.
Sobsiute in Effort August 21,1892.
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HV FAHCV GROCERY AKD HARDWARE D8RARTMEHT
la fully atdokccl with tlio boat goods.
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TIETOJSf, GEORGIA,
Koprosonte the following old, relmbln and popular five insm anco coiapaniss
and solicits thcfputionngo of the insuring public:
Insurance Company of North America,
"Greenwich,” Total Assets, $I,AE>,055,13.
‘Hartford.” Total assets, $8,51#,«I«.1S.
“teutrai City,” of Selma, Ala.
Also, write for tho “Liverpool and London and Globe,”
“.Etna” and “Orient.”
KLKHIUMI Cak rai.atka to Macox.
PUlhian SleciiluB Car Atlanta to Bt. I/>ul»
Wlthoi
Founded In 1782.
Founded in 1S34.
Founded In 1810.
iont ClianRS,
Cannocw in Union P»i»t at Macon with Mawfu
null Morthmu Kallmoil, OeorRla lullrood, C«n-
Iral Kallroail anil Sn»tli«mt*rn Kallrood, north
aa,l ataith; .tail in Union IMpnt at l’alatka with
all train, from (a,lm» In Florida, emit, woat anO
RU ii! u i>i;itN8, a.c. knafp,
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Macon, (in.
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Real -Estate and Renting Agtmt.
CONNECTIONS.
AUGUST 21st, 1892.
Ilaa on his list of Item! Eslute some very desivabio farm lnuds iu tba
vicinity of the “Gate Oity to South Goorgia and. Florida.” Keep your eye ,.jig
on it, and don’t let it get too high priced before purchasing. ", j
’l'heso lands aiv within one and seven tuilos of town. j u oo *•*,
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If you have wiy Heal Estate—houses or land—for sale or rent yon will »«
receive prompt and courteous service by placing them with uie.
STATION*.
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1 am, very rcfipcotfully,
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