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Weekly becor-rr, per ymi, ,ttw.
DAILY ADVBKTIflNG RATES.
Transient lUte#—25>< per sonar* o ten lioisfor
flr.t uiMitioo, and l6clor <uib »ui*equonl iu-er-
lion.
,Loe«l Notice* 5c per line {or II nt ln*crt.ou nnd
Ic per line lor *•«>• sul-seqaci.t insertion.
Social rates for c*»uln*cu c» i l»*» mud.* with
W. L. OLKB3SF.ll. NUta
II. V STOREY, Local Editor.
TO .7*7 2NT TAZiZE.
Her# wise people bar* thtlr any,'
And tom iimiik new tell every day.
DBPAttll'kB OP MAILS.
Going weal and south clone at. 10:59 p m
Going east ami north close at.... 2:39 p m
Night mail north close at 8.00 pm
For Buena Vista 11 ml Elhmlle
clones dailjr except Sunday ct 12:30 p m
Lumpkin, Preston, Wu»tou, nnd
Plains 01 Dnaadoso* #>« M n-
day, WeJue-dayand Friday at 1:00 p m
Friendship, Prune*vilie »nd Cliurcu
Hill clobts daily, except Hnuday.
at 8:00 a m
Bottaford, Providence a id H-uls
closes Saturday at 0:00 a m
Hudson closes Frid y at 8:00 a m
Lamar closes Tuesday and Fri
day at... 8:00 a m
The above arrangements will continue
Until change in (abroad schedule.
W. A. Black, P. M.
Schley county was represented
at Macon by s largo delegation and
a banner, on Tuesday night.
Tickets fur “Our Strategists”
will be placed on sale this room
ing. Secure your seats early, a:
there will be a Me house.
Mr. J. F. Johnson, of Smlthvi'le,
had important business in Arot-ri-
cus yesterday, which compelled
him to stay over and help us jubi
late.
We hod a pleasant call, tVednos
day evening, from Captain J. A,
Fulton, our Dawson correspondent,
lie had been up to Macon ultcnd-
ing-thc Mg Democratic jubilee, and
conclndcd to stop off and help us
jollify last night.
A large number of our people
went tip to Mauon on Tuesday eve
ning to witntss the grand Jollifica
tion in that city over the Demo
cratic victor). They say it was
the biggest and grandest display
they ever witnessed, Macon fairly
outdid itself.
octl2R
J. It. Shaw.
I.OCAI. SCIIKDUI.K.
On sn»l .ft.r Burnley, Noumber Si tr.in.wllt
ran w follow.:
TRAINS SOUTH.
11.11 win'It lllSflt"
Malit bipre*., a uib StW p. r
V yVr.l,l.t *■ cx S indnv 4Wp.n
M,bt •• “ '■ Mi!:.day S ob it. 11
Tit At.VS Hold'll.
. .1:08 p. n
11 Luff waV.kiis,'A,.n!"'
*Cotlou Il«,iort.
On hand Sept, l.t 191
Itw.ived yesterday 17u
Received previous to date 15.7S3
Tola) 1C, 1 It
Shipped ytaterilwy 1GU
Shipped previously .' 14,315
Co.Uclor .bd sullellor,
Mr. M. M. Folsom is the duly author
ized Collector and Solicit r fur the Ite-
coltDKit, and sll bis knsiuess trunsictious
in oonneotion therewith will be duly
rcoognized and ucoopted by the proprie
tor
Ambrosia fir tut at McKenzie’*
Don’t j ike the darkies too much
about being put hack into slavery,
remember the Uepublicau rascals
and scalawags have been telling
them these twenty years that that
would be their fato if the Demo
cratic party can get into power.
But tell them the truth, viz, that
the National Democratic party, and
especially the Democratic parly ol
the South are their be.it friends
and all honest negroes who will t >
do well will see better limes Ilian
ever before. Let its encourage
both races to work harmoniously
together for the common good ul
fall.
Accidental Shooting. t **»*•» t.ii, jjtdNwb T.n ttu
Wednesday afternoon, between J You knew, and we know, that aeon*
1 and 2 o’clock, a son of Mr. 1 tented cuttimer is the beitidvertissmint
George Turpin, in company with weom hive. Butofteotiuieelow-priced
another lad near Ids own age, were fi™ 1 * nu-nn Inferior^ trashy meterisla
. . xt t t and make up, bonoe our «tide iv«»r has
huntt,gin Mcokelee swamp "car br<m to euaneet th.« t«. stranger., tow
the corner c*f Ceil d fit*!.I The prices anl Rood goods, arid wo are cob ft
Mims b >y paid that he had stepped dent ih.tt oar customer* will be as well
of! a few pices nnd was cutting a ple*w**d as we are at our auctess.
bramble, and George hail also gone
a few steps aw 13*, leaving his gun,
an old army musket, leaning
against a log. Suddenly Miins
was startled by the report of
George’s gun, and heard George
c tiling him to come and carry him
to the nearest house, that he might
have the blood washed from his
face. Without changing the posi
tion of either gun he took George
and ran with him <0 the hou<e,
washed his face, nnd placed him in
a wagon nnd sent him to the resi
dence of Mr. .Jno, Coker, wh»*re the
reporter visited him, and found
Dr. Hinkle in attendance. The
wound, while pretty severe, is not.
of a fatal character. The charge
of the No. 8 shot struck him just
above the lip on the left side of ins
face and ranged downward. Dr.
Hinkle succeeded in extracting
most of the shot, and when the
repot ter. left he was resting quietly
He is a well grown, bright little
fellow, between eight and nine
years of age. We hope to soor.
chronicle his recovery, but fear
he will be disfigured for life by the
scar.
Notice*
To the Ladies & G^nt’euen who failed
t'» # get waited on at the Najw York Store
during the mail of the pist two weeks
will lover again »u5f--r a like dis<pp 'hit
men f, for we fake pleasure ia nforming
ibe public generally that we will have
here by the 10. b three new sniehiuen, nnd
Lope then t » b? uble to give our custom
ers all ti.e attention they deserve.
J. Waxelbacu A Co.,
Pr-ipriet. r- New York Store.
Hm lUasou
Why, J. W. H-tip-ia Stilnoa C'/unfi
Wliiakey is pref-rel nunve nil otlni
Br.tijd« i< becun*- it i* t!»e in at r-guln-
and most perfect Prodnc’, inu<>nteMtab \
ever made. A louj e\p-rieuc< in tin
manufacture of ibe H rp-r, t o inrg*
capital of the Dis iiler which enables biut
to hold hi* Wuiskey uo'il it is fully ma
tured, together with the fact tb »t the
Whiskey is bought by nnd shipped 1
direct from the Distillery accounts f* r
the unvarying Hath fiction it has given
those Lest ednented to a fine Whiskey.
J. Israels, Sol* Agent,
October 21C11 A meric us Go,
New Advertisements.
CAPITAL PRIZE,$153,000.
“ IVe fle itreby certify that ue mpemet
the arrang, menu for nil the Monthly any
Semi-Annual Drawinge of Tht temuinna
Stale Lottery Company,and inpenon man
age and eonti j[ the Drawingt themeeltee,
and that the tame are conducted with hon-
cety, fatrneee, and in good faith toward all
purttet, and we authorize the Company to
tie thiz certificate, with Jae-timilee of out
ngnaturee attached, in Ue adcertiennenti,'
Our glrafcgists.
This truupe Kill give an enter-
tainmeut at the Opera House next
Monday night. H is the same
troupe li st played lure last year,
and the only difference in the play
i9 the injection of more fun. Last
year, after Lite Strategists had been
here, '.he ltEcoanra said:
Cnior.il li.aru. I ‘‘'Our Strategists was played to
The charge for th» colored hearse and a roodernlt .| v ti | lu ,| [ 10clsc . Tuesday
A span of horses will hereafter be $1.00.
tf D. b. Ilii.L.
J. A. Jk D.F Duvenport’i
Gi to Wynn & Wood for fancy grocer
ies, confcoiionerie* and fruits ol idlKu.ds.
oot26-;f
Skill in connection with pure drugs
enn always bo reliod on at J. A. & D. F.
Dan export's. tf
Old Sinner Cigar*. The finest import
ed wines at McKenzie'*.
Just received another lot of L irrabee*,
Bdow Fluke Cracker». Ashley Duos.
limporor Cigars, gonuino Ilivannn;
twenty-five in a box, at MoKcnzm's. U
GooJs dolivoed to any part of tho city
bjr Analey Brcs.
While tho cotton is roiling in, is a good
time to at-tile that old uccount.
oc’.4d sattwedtf Aunks Aycock.
For FALL nt.d WINTER BONNETS
and HATS cal! on MRS. M. E. lUiKES,
Juckurn Street, Americus, Gu.
ociS 3m
Foil line of Stiff 11 .t* in all C3lors and
8hope*. Kylandeh Jt Ahiunoton.
oci8tf
Kimball Organ*.
Tho KIMliALL haa nu .upvrior.
Tba KIMBALL utxxays give aali.fac*
lion.
The KIMBALL iadurabhi anil el.gciDt,
Tba KIMBALL is avcvMuned und pow*
trial.
The KIMBALL i, tho cheapest and
best
The KIMBALL ia said low lor cash by
J.XMKS FlIICliEt & Blto .
Barlow Block, AtucricuGa.
uiglit, and we are sorry tliat eveiy
person in this city was not out. It
tvas it uly one evening of jollity
und fun, nnd all w ho attended went
away with tore jiws ami ncliine
aides. Should any of Ilaveily's
troupes ever come to Americus
again, they will be greeted with
clouded house.”
SI redded oil., hieiiui cooked o.di
Irish out luiol und oat gem., nt
An.i.ky Duo's.
For Fualuiaster.
Wc understand ihut Major T. M
Furlow will bean applieonl fur the
position uf postmaster ol Americus.
No better selrclion could lie made
fur the ofllce, nor one more pleas
ing to our people, llu is n gentle
man eminently qualified for the po
sit ion, would uiukn a courteous and
efficient officer, and is deserving
of it. There is probably no man
in Ameriett9 who has done more
fur tlie city 'a advancement. While
he hud the means he gave liberally
to every public enterprise, and ai
all limes has labored to build up
our city and section. President
Cleveland cau do no more pleasing
and lairiolic act than to appoint
Major Furlow postmaster at Amer
icas.
Painting Things Rrd.
Thu boys have u way ol doing
hings peculiarly their own. Really
their is no "accounting for boys,”
everybody Ins known that lor
years, liut for a staid, sober
headed editor of a newspaper to so
lur forget 1 lie ludicroutness of his
personality ns to "paint” one side
"I him-elf "red” and the other side
"blaek” is the strong unyielding
colors ol “printer’s ink”"is wliaf
we do not tpilie understand. IVc
look to editors tor level lu-adcdness,
and when we fail to find it ilielc,
aud instead find that they have
gone ort into “conniptions” of
blaek, while nnd “red” whit, sliaii
wc- think f The A mkiucux Record
er. one of our most beloved ex
uusiigcs, seems lo have lust i
•lead in its glut mentions at the
election of Cleveland anti come
out on Saturday in "red” ink
Well, such is life—Columbus
I’imes.
Never mind, my boy; when you
ha*'e for twenty-tour years waited
watched anti worked for the elec
tion of a Democratic president, as
wc have, you will fe.1 ns good as
we do, nnd in your sight the wotld
will wear a tosculc hue, as it doi
in the dawning of a summer day
Vou should remember, too, Hint
• hero is no hoy like an old hoy
and when he breaks loose, things
are very apt lo he painted red, and
a very deep red at that.
"Eider Ooxva'’ nnd "Calls Lily" nr-
elegint complexion powdrrs nud nrr
Used in many places with petf-ct nntis-
facrion. In white tlch nod pii k at
tf J. A. & D. F. Da vex pout’s.
About h|iellluff,
A noted Aaierio in -aid limt he won’d
not give * c-nt far a unto who couldn't
aped * wo’d “more than n« way." No
tice the foil *w»ngspelling: C-l-o-<i-t-h-e-i
0 l-o s-e. O-l o-'-U-p-s, C-l-"-z-e. Yon cn
f a*<0 y oir choice i«nd know that John R.
S'mw’aUTHE PL\CE to buy y./ur Fall
and Winter 0loLliiu»t if you desire to get
ull value lor your tnouey. oci!2tl
Suudny Ice Honrs.
I trill keep my Ice H <uxo open on £ur
day* from 11 a. m. to 12:30 p. m , only. .
<>ct31-3t J. ISHAElaS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS-
SUJI lhlt VUl Ml V.
FOIt ALDERMAN.
Thioking that the meet unload out city
should he v-presented in tho City Coun
cil, ptesseAnnounce the m-roe if A. T.
OLIVER ns a suitable cindidalo for Al
derman at ike Municipal election ia De
cember next. And oblige
nnv!2tde Mant Voters.
Gili Uurued.
O.i Saturday uiglit, last, tho gin I ports, ncitations, etc.
Schley County S. 8. Association
Thu Schley County Sun lay
School Associulion will hold itt-
last quarlcily convention of tlii-
vear at Hopewell church, on Fri
div, the 21st instant. All the
Sunday Schools of tho county arc
requeued to send delegates to Hit-
convention.
Fifteen minutes will be allowed
each school for the hearing of re-
All super
ACARD.
To all wb* are suffering from the error,
and iadtaert tione ol youtu, nervou.
wewkneas, early deer- loss ol menhoode
■So., I will send a ipe that will cure
you, FREE OF C LARGE. Thie treat
remedy was discovered by e mieeionary
ia South America. Bend a sclhaddressep
envelope to the Rev. Joeara T. Imuam
Station D, Acts fork City
TOXSORtAt. ARTlsTS.
We ere no* tilting up a fiiitailaaa Bar
ber Shop in tlic room e-'j -icing the puet
office. Our shop under Wu-atlcy’a will
be in charge uf en exp. rienced barb- r
from M.eon. Ia our new quartern we
will bo better then ever j repered to ac
commodate our numerous end gentt*.
manly customers with pr.-mptand skill,
ful work. We both served long eppren-
Ueeshipa bxf re opening out on our own
own lute, end are therefore fully posted
on the reqnirementa of the trade, and
nevar use dull rax -ia ou a baavy beard.
Wb«* yon want any work dot r, callin
•e, and a* « U .itve y. t p-om| i^t
tt ,
Itouso of IV. J. Wiggins, between
liuena Viita nnd 1’azjwcl, was
burned, together with Tour hales ol
seed cotton, 1,500 bushels ol cotton
seed, a quantity of wheat, rye,ole.,
and two gins and a thresh and fan.
The loss is estimated at $1,000
Mr. Wiggins supposes that the
house was fired by un incendiary,
it being found to bo on Ore near 4
o’clock a. m.
Buy your shoes from J. II. Bteck A
Son, tuxi do.-r to Boik nt Americus. tl
The Jollification.
The Recorder is unable lo give
the particulars uf the jollification
last night, from the simple fact
that it took a part in it and was
not In a proper condition iberealter
to report. Rut our readers were
all there and know how it U them
ve*.
Fire in Fufaula.
We learn from private source*
that a disastrous fire occurred in
Bufaula IVcdncrday mottling, des
troy tug an entire block. We bate
D» farther pmleularr. _ «.
iulendenls aie solicited to be pres
ent witli tlicir Sunday School re
ports fully mule out.
Col. K Igar Unit and several
other noted Sunday School work
e;s ate expected to address tlu-
assemlily on that occasion. Super
intendents, delegutes, pupils, tin
young and the old, the bumble and
the exalted, and all who Let an in
terest in the education of children,
the promotion of the Sunday Schoo
cau.e, the enlightenment oi tin
country and the glory of Uod, are
earnestly invited to join us in
tusking the convention a grand
success. It will ba a day J well
spent in a good cause.
J. A. Tauks, Picsident,
B. II. Wilkinson, Si c.
FOR ORDINARY.
I hereby nnnunnee myst-Jf a candidate
fur tho i bice of O-dioary uf -Sumter
county. If elected to tho ntfice. in Janu
ary mxt, I pledge myself to discharge
ttio duties which will be incumbent upun
me to ihe beet of'niy ability. I respect-
fully aulicit the votes cf tLc people.
nuvO ldo A. C. SPEEII.
FOR SHERIFF.
Wo are ftutburizc-4 to announce the
name of \t. H. COBB as a candidate lot
Sheriff uf Sumter county. If electe-t, N.
II White, of the 15th D.strict, will be hi.
deputy, te
FOR MAYOR
We are authurizcu to announce the
name cf A. C. BELL as a candidate for
Mayer id Auioriousnt tho Municipal elec
tion in December next. augl if
OrerMgiii:
buiiiiiim Stale Lottery (omnam.
Im orporatt** i 18M for 9b «our* Hjr the Leffii'V-
ur*> »or K'luc iitonal *n » l.’hurt .-.hlH , nrpoi*. *-
*lihacapliot ot $I,ikk),ooo to which'a r-et-rvi
uml **l "V»-r #550,000 b*s *tnce been t-ddeil.
Dy nn overwhelmi u poiml ir v .fo tin franchi*
Y iho fii-Btnt 8tati* Con-ftatio'
..
..Jtnbfr nrmvluir
Till y. / ifCtr icalfi or t> Mpune.
*lf-«
t4 Me
Extraordinary Ssmi-Auonal Drawing!
lu Ihi Aeurtrmyof Mn«le. (V**w f*r-
Iruua, TueutlNy, liccrutlier JO **4.
Uulcr the p**raon»l«uperrUlf oau'tm iniigi’intnt
of Uiiir <». T, U*urF«iiri»,-r Loinslant'. «n.
Geu. Jdb*l 4. Kttrly. ..I’Vlr* n a.
CAiMTAL PIIIZE, $150,000.
t^NiMIci-Tlrkeli are T*u |)oll«ri
ottljr. IUItcb <» Ftftliid. Ttulhs }1.
LI8T OF PRIZK8.
In Barlow Blork,
MAS OPENED TIER NEW STOnp.
AND FlTfED IT WITH T1IE “ E
4 I.AuUK I UlZtS UF
MW ... 2 ,0«0
I 3.... 20,« 0
K!0 ft. 25, u
ao,o o
200.... 40.00.,
00.... IU «0•
£0.... 50 Oil)
lOo...,
75....
2,270 Tr'i-e, amounting tn $5:2,500
Application rorrutceto ciu»» ebouid be m»df
' * * 1 " * ' .iipuny In New OiLqiui.
enily, glv
only to the o »’ce of ihe
For further inform l. .. ..._
f«ri acMri'S*. POST41* NOTES, E press
M Or leri. or Nt-w Ytirk Kzchuncc in (ir».l
•J Kxpr fa La'l Bum* n
xpci.se) ud-
M.n,-y(
n rylct. .. . v
•5 »nd upward by £xpic«,
dicMcd
»
or HI. A. DAUPHIN.
007 Mvittlh •!., Washington, D. C.
Mako P. y. Money Order* puy no c and address
Now Orlcnuu. La.
GLOVER’S OPERA HOUSE.
ONE NIUIII ONLY !
HD.TO M0I1T, M. 17il).
MORTON & BELL’S
EVER BROUGHT TO AMEfO;,
WHICH SHE INVITES THE LATOF9
TO C ILL AND INSPECT, re'ii
STOCK EMBRACES
ALL THE LATEST STYLES
Hats, Bonnets
Trimmings!
AS WELL AS A BEAUTIFUL SELEC
TION OF
ifl
WHICH HAVE ONf.Y TO BE SEEN
TJ BE APPHLC.ATiCD.
* POIl MAYOR.
I am a catulKinte for Mayor at tbe Mu-
Die p il dection to bo h. Id on ibe 171
of December n*xt, and respectfully solioi
tho support of my frimd*. If elected,
my I'ffi dill i els xhall be i.i ftvor of rigid
economy ia ihe collection und rib burst-
m-*nt of all public mouey. I ahull favoi
the aupporr, promotion, and, wheuevci
possible, tb' improvement of our public
*uhoolH, nnd t > lids end I ahull eueour.ig*
friendly relations, nnd harmonious ac
tion between the city couucil and tb«
B mrd of Education.
lahull favor uiaintuiainK oar Fire Dc.
part men t at it* pres* nt Mandard « f excel-
letio*. I shall f tvor rektric iugiui v.dorum
taxation taone per c-cut. p -r imnnra, be-
litvin# that this ru>e will support the
city government, m>dntMin our public
•ehool*, and al* » providu a fund to erect
public school building*.
Upon theso *ul ject*, and other matters
if public conccr , I shall be pleased to
uddr. ss tbe pe .pie at s< me suitable time
prior to the election, llei-pecfully,
w. ]». BfRT.
P«A|ilt’« Ticket r.tr December’t7,1884
M* ii.clcil Klcc.kn.
J T A Sf K <» K R K K PttRitAYO R
Y A i It O V It E UK it F t» It XI A Y «•
\ M R o F It E U I. I» E R Fm It M A Y
M It • * F U E l> I. EL iHiHKnkMA
M It o K It K I) I. K F K I. I» K It F (I it XI
J. H. Hiveilj’s Great n st Secciis,
Our Strategists
A modern Comedy of Errors
written n> d acted just ior
fun. New songs. Mel
odies and Music.
laid is Elect
HARRIS & JAMES
XjIMIEI !
Notice*
We will receive by it -morrow’s rxpres
2.000 uf the finc-t orange* ever rcceivtd
in tlii« market, which we will retail M
35 cents a dozen; aNo n lot of those Gil
1> flower apples, which can he found no
where but at onr uffico. I will retai
these at 30 c nt* a peck. Ca.i early, as
they imul be sold*
1 Ail At$i€X A 9A* ,
R O Y A M R o e It K It I O K XI A Y
Tho people wubt In in tor hts experi
ence; for bis »lern int« grity; for his ut
.•ouipiomUing antagonism to lawlc-a*ness
and uisorder; fir his fearless and impar
tial admini-tt ation of justice; for his nn-
twerviug advocacy of what he belit-vts to
be right;for his loyahy to his country;
for hi* devotion to the city; for hi* nerve
to txeento the law—in a word, for what
te has done in poxt and t »r what they
may Dasonubly Lope from him iu the fa-
tare.
Let's tl.-ct lU without a srt.mb'e.
UtUkUt,
Sal) ol Unclaimed Freight.
J. J. Smith, 1 Iron Sate.
J. Stephenson, 1 I on Safe.
Jno. E. Stillir* •, 1 Iron S.-fe,
E l. Neil, 2 bundles S »afi*.
Wui Ti'luiun, 1 euip y K-g.
G. II. T. mmey, 1 i»r»m Mower.
H. A Harr*, imlf barrel Cider.
J. Israel. 1 Kog Whiaky.
J. T. Jones, 1 Keg Vinegar.
Arnerii u* Oil Co , 1 barrel Grea«e.
" “ 1 Tin of P itash.
“ “ 1 pee, loraie machinery.
*' •• 2 barrel* paint.
Jas. Crock, 1 box iron rooting, 1 box fix
tures.
Cart-r & Johnson 3 coils rope.
P. H. Williams. 2 b xes bottlr*.
J. A. Smith, 1 pg (2 bx) snodrive.
D. . It* v rly. 1 plow stock.
E J. (?ne*-k, 1 buggy.
M.. 1 box pick Its.
Uohfter A Monk, I case rode-water.
H, 1 -ack gu.n *.
No mark uhd unclaimed, 1 grist mill,
The i bnve will be Mold j.t pnblio out
cry Dec. 15, 18S4, from the Sojthwe»t»rb
R*d odd depot unless previously claimed
and charges pa.d.
LOTT WARREN. Agen*.
Americus, O.i, Nov. 13. Ifc84. 30d
SO THEY DO.
The following poetry was con*
tiibuted to the Clothier by an in-
tiraato friend in the cotton bminess,
who desired to relieve him fur a
time ol the heavy weight of pre
paring poetry. .Mr Gyles deaircs
us to say that prize pieces will be
received by him.
Tin in p, tramp, tramp, the boys nre
inarching,
8i»e ! They co ne ft BS 7 mile*,
And beforo apoiher ut n
Tupy ’ 1 surely come iu sigl t
Of the cclabMted clothier, Col. C} le«.
The lender looks askance
And the rear guard take* ft glanci
At the antiquated g-t up of the troop
Then the column brr/.ks in Haile*
As they nppioacb the Clothier Gyle?,
Atd »h-y cheer and they cheer,
Then they whoop!
S.» they d«».
LOST.
Two lar^o Milch Cow*, each giiin^
about two gallons p* r day. One • nr^
ivd, and the oth> r dark dunri color. \V rt
sew. Sunday morning n*-ar Wui. CluikV
En-t Aui-ncu.-. A liheral r> w.rd a ill b*
pnid fnrrwurn of tbe row* «>r informa-
ti« n leading to their reenvery.
novSif W. II. WHEELER.
Souppemong Wine.
I nm huw I r.|)iMi to .apply i-i r.
< cupp.-itmnp Kin. at 11.511 per n.l'on.
K |p> furtii. td tot (100. Win. ,tuppa i
(-am AiUtua' St .liuu no irn l|ii i f tui *<V
Audmt, J. T USIIEY.
SMUtgeUe, C*.
OMNIBUS
FOlt SALE OU TUADE.
We have a n*w Lnndi* Otnibu*. which
will o irvMxiei n p'?**»i»g*r , lijht Din
ning, c*n bn driwu by t*o h«avy h- rv s
n good road, or run on any r “
four light I or*»-*. B is and fa «• a* cn-t
about #1,000. Will *• It it m a bln reduc
tion fiom coet. or will trad** for bngvies
'tors* s or mnba. W»* mean Lusine-«
will give a good t a •»-. Cl*
dr i
(vl2t1erl
N. O.AJ K P. INCH.
Ga
7cr Sale.
A plnc-of F. rfv Acre*. we» 'mprorej*,
|u-t otraide iLecity limits. Go
n.*rh«>od, b-nlthy I edi'y, well
for Dairy Farm C n In* b ng it »»“
applyii g early at tbia cfli
% I lint
CHEAP LUMBER
I am n-w I -ai*4it Pe'l si*ter, o-:»r
I wt! dri er iMai.r at •*; p • /