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. WILSON.
The Cotton Factory at Last.
Barnesvitte Democrat.
Barneevilla’s cotton factory is built
*t last. That in it in just as good an
built. The capital stock desired is
subscribed and all the necessary pre¬
liminary work is done. Work at
laying the foundation and building
_ the walla will begin in a lew days, and
is in fact a small job compared to the
work already done The board of
directors and every stockholder de-
nerves the thanks of the community
tor their faithful efforts, now crowned
with succeed.
At first it was proposed to buiJd a
factory even if only sixty thousand
dpUars could be raised. Then it was
decided to boy the most costly ma-
■ and make the mill the finest
1 Wild a pioneer
in its lines. So it was resolved to
• »t least 175,000. With this a
worth *100,000 to #120,000
8 increase the amount
Bat our
MW *Ort a« tail,
rof tbe board of dim-t-
> night the la*t of
t ■ wis made-up
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IAK99M"- wUl.be the Vmt
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awberries !
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Beans, Sweet Potatoes, Cabbage, 40 lbs.
Pig Hams. Beef Tongues, Breakfast
1 Shrimp.
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qmx bagging
Hie Alliance Committee|Makeg an Im¬
portant Announcement.
The committee oppointed to secure
the manufacture of cotton bagging,
upon invitation,* met in conference
with the Southern Cotton Manufac¬
turers’ Association, at Augusta, to de¬
termine the best means for obtaining
a sufficient amount of cotton bagging
to meet the necessities of the coming,
crop.
It iB our pleasure to say to the
fanners of the state that the Manu¬
facturers’ Association extended to us
every possible courtesy, and a full
expression of sympathy in our efforts
to carry out the recent action of the-
State Affiance in adopting cotton-
bagging as the covering for cotton.
We have arranged with manufac¬
turers to supply the farmers of this
State with cotton bagging, to be
guaranteed not lew than thirty-seven
inches, wide, and to average twelve
ounces to the yard f.o.b. at the mills
at twdive and one-half cents per yard.
The members of the Manufacturers’
Association agree to take cotton so
covered at 10 cents additional per
one hundred pounds to cover loss of
weight in light covering.
To meet the conditions necessary
to begin the manufacture, we have
contracted with the mills for two
million yards of cotton bagging.
This contract will not lie completed
until it is ratified by orders from the
alliances of the state, covering the
amount for which we have contract¬
ed.
All orders will be promptly filled by
the mills when accompanied by such
negotiable paper as will be accepted
by the mills. Manufacturers will not
furnish bagging unless they are fully
satisfied as to the responsibility of
the parties ordering. This may be
established by giving negotiable
notes, suitable bank reference, or or¬
dering through some party who is
easily known to have satisfactory
commercial standing. No arrange¬
ments for the manufacture of cotton
bagging will be begun until the Alii
ances ratify our contracts by placing-
orders with the mills covering the
amount for which we have contract¬
ed. It will be necessary, therefore,
for each sub-ulliance to order the
amount they may need, under the
terms expressed above, so that the
manufacture may begin without de¬
lay. Otherwise, the mills will be
crowded, and late orders will not be
filled.
Mills will begin the delivery of bag¬
ging about the first of August, in
such sections as it may be needed, the
bagging to be paid for as it is deliv¬
ered. All orders for bagging should
be addressed to S. Odenheimer, Lane
Mills, New Orleans. La., or L. Lanier,
j West Point, 6a.
Mills will not begin the manufae-
ture until orders are in hand, stating
the amount of' bagging that will be
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-sM LEADERS of LOW PRICES!
Vi!,.
RDAY’S EXPRESS,
lie: Lawns;: Plain,: Striped: and: Plaid!
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Two toned Cream Lawns-—something new. New Hamburg and
, Mull Embroideries, New. Embroidered Skirtings,
in Tucked and Hemstitched. *
w quantity, at
EEELY CO.’S
nss*'W 2 TJS
«.**«**^|^ every alliance to make * immediate ar¬
rangements, as determined by the
manufacturers.
W. J. Nobthen, J. P. Jones,
R. W. Everett, O. S. Poster,
J.T.DeJarnette, W.E.H. Searcy,
W. A. Wilson, T. E. Winn,
W. R. Gorman, R. M. Brown.
Peculiar in medicinal merit hud wonderful
cure*—Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Now is thetlmi
to take it, lor now it will do the most good.
MAY WEATHER.
Rain, Hail aud Wind Storms all
Through tne Month.
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Rev. Irl Hieks, the great weather t
- We calculate that the storms dur
ing the last April period will have
prepared the way for a cool opening,
With frosts in the North, of “flowery
May.” On or about the third the
temperature will change very rapidly,
growing quite warm, perhaps in «
few hours, and ending in heavy rain,
hail and windstorms.
From the 7th to the 13th inclusive
is a regular storm period, with dan¬
ger days on or very near the 9th;
10th and 11th. UnlesB we miscalcu¬
late there will be much rain, attended
in various places wfth violent devel¬
opments of electrical and atmos¬
pheric phenomena . The period Will
wind up with almost a continental
high barometer and very cool days>
until the reactionary movements
about the 14th cause a higher tem¬
perature and detached scattering
storms.
From the 19th to the 24tli is the
most pronounced period for the
month, with days of greatest violence
about the 20th, 21st, 22d and 23d.
There is an equinox of Mercury bn
the 25th. which not only covers and
intensifies the above dates, but which
will most likely cause a “wet spell”
or continuation of cloudiness and
rain np to reactionary movements
on or about tbe 27th. There is a
strong probability that at this time
there will be a succession of storms,
which will repeat themselves for a
number of days at about the same
hour every day, in 12 and 24 hour
cycles, one at night and one in the
day; in which event the day storm
will begin in the middle of the after¬
noon, and those of the night after
midnight, the night storms recur¬
ring later, and the day storms ear¬
lier every day until the cyeles come
together in a final “blow out.” We
expect coal weather during and after
these storms, and that thhi state at
this time will be indicative to a great
extent of the character of the sum¬
mer. Let us see!
In the use of Ayer’s Harsaparilla, you jieail
have no fear of arsenical poison, this medi¬
cine being entirely five from all dangerous
drugs. Its powerful effect are due to ths
skillful combination of the best ingredients,
and hence 50 ill results ever fallow its use.
PATTERSON’S HALL.
2 NIGHTS—COMMENCINO
Friday, May 3rd, 1889.
EVENT OF THE SEASON.
Special engagement of the brilliant young
American actress
★MAUDE ATKINSON*
and powerful charming company, Friday play, npht the
society
FORCET-ME-NOT.
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What ha'fiann.M>il 'll Cattle Food Will Op !
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If you wish to 1 the ........... use Karen's Food,
nse Raven’s Food.
i no equal. TRY IT. If not satisfied will retorn
yon the money. For sale by
J. H. Keith & Co
\ Dr ' ' 1 wry’s ^ Drug j o! Wfl-offt ter? .WStfOti -atfes* -*9 1
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Has just received a full supply of Landredth, Cleveland and Johnson 4 Rob-
L bins’ Garden Seed-diso field seed-all fresh. Guaranteed
EASTERN SEED POTATOES.
STOCK MWDEBSt! NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT! 11
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The: M : :»i: Month
E. J. FLEMISTER
WELL EQUIPPED WITH A LARGE AND HANDsOttE
Collection of New Goods,
15 s * DT HIS LINE.
Will continnne receivinggoods hi stock
will compare favorably with raft bfc tWfl [ld-
die Georgia. Am determined 1 to rtriwwsAHriMovesr.- increase my
- V «... • r .o • Ming
Dry Goods,
And /Shoe Business
It LOW PRICES and DESIRABLE TT^r~ GOODS will ac¬
complish i. ,-Ki-d it
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New Sateens, in solids ard figures, from the lowest priced to the finest
goods made. .......| .r • i-yd .-’j-•'.ioui t -'i’’j
Stadks of Ginghams at 10 e , 12^ c. and 15 teUidsomest c. wash goods
ever
sho nhtre. veto tid< rlvissiw't •L u -»
Beautiful bound Laoe Curtains at $1,00 per pair. Great Bargain.
White Uwss-fron&e. «H» to 35c. ^ ' >
FuM line Checked Muslins, Corded Piques. Etc
My frices on Bleached and Brown Domestics wilibe found the lowest.
New Wool Dress Goods in all the latest shades at popular prices.
Large line of beautiful Flannel.
DRESS SHIRTS
Direct from the m.nul.cturcr. bin chow the blit tlittlti Bmein Shirt ter SOe.
in the city ' 7 «.*.»« iniarfc tomq asate-i aw ;
Have received my Gloria Cloth Umbrellas and Parasols. Now is tbe
time to buy them before Corsets, they are picked uver. -
New h Bustles, 4c.
artment
is being replenished every day and^’
Besides ste-ge stock of
WILL KEEP UP MY BARGAIN COUNTER
through the iy© session. bargains, Sec too It nnmeroSf Monday>6rnfng Monday to*mgnti<m. morning for
many i
tm
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AND WE NEV E R A^W A C,
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trndo h'B provi roven concl
pr^ HtP here. 15 T r :
Sueuia ea tUFes^or This ^ Week.
A . p-ices h t are usually charge for muc
Kid .x loves for 50c. worth i
Kid wlove! ‘
These GLOVES are BARGAINS and
pair come at once, as they win soon be taken ofH
Something DRAWN-WORK entirely LAtt(NS and worth FOR only API 12
new
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Special Bargains Gut
In Low ShC
Kid Hand-turned at #1-25 per pair.
Kid, Hand-turned Patent Leather tip for #1,50 {
A handsome Kid, hand-turned, Patent Leather tip, for #2.00.
These Low Shoes ware all reduced for this week.
For 3 Cenls
Remnants of Bleaching, worth 10c.
Handsome Spring match) Woolens, for Li
with Trimmings to tor this week,
Great bargains in Ribbons at
Scheuerman -„jn n a.au ;• f, l 3Si e j
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A. LOWf
Practical Jeweler ml Dealer i Diammi
.JEWELRt, clocks, &c.
Special attention liven te Repairing. 20 Hill Street SRIFflt
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Hardware, n..,!Kn f r» i 7 Stove* -am
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And Farming Implements.
Have just received a nice line of 0EDAR BUCKETS, POT-WARE j
PISTOLS. - 4
★ ★ ★ PISTOLS ! PISTOLS ! ! ★ ★
tey Come and see me. “’©I
New Goods Every D
Cheaper Titan Anybod
Come to se ns when you get ready to buy. Every thing is the way of Ctnned Metl
Frnits, Imported Jams, Cranberries. Cream Cheese, Fine Confectioneries of *11 Kinds,
Kstsins, Jelly, Fionas Urang
assortment best i igsrs. Best
always on hand. Pork, Beef, ’
For )-( Chem> yr§e
..CALL ON...
W. M.HOLMAI
We Standard A Sugar Flavoring. for making cake. CHrfi
kinds of Extracts for ’ The
and in fact anything you want. , >
★ TURKEYS, FISH ANJ>(r
Leave us your order and it will will be be attended attended to. ' ’ ’** ' \ J
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BIDS RECEIVED.
To All Electric Light Companies:
Bids will b« received until May 7th, 1889,
for Griffin. thirty (80) arc lights to light the streets
of
Lights mast be of twelve hundred (1200)
or two thousand ( 2000 ) candle power.
Contract to begin in 1889 and expire in
Council reserves the power to accept or re-
any or iuj mas- . ;•> |
JA 8 . A. STEtTAKT^
wHsen
Add res.
THE RICHMOND FCBLI8 RlCHNOl
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