TO THE AFFLICTED. £
■ The Blood and the Stomach is the Life—the Y\
(leniwjcmcnt of either is productive •
oj disease.”
JDJEh. IKUILTGi-’S ©
* ROYAL GERMETUERjt
l* Is tho greatest blood purifier and germ do-
Pj strnyorof the age. It tones the stomach,
v. hu-rease* the appetite, purifies the
b. lions and quickly and permanently euros
j.ll blood, stomach, kidney, bladder, liver, y
and female diseases. As a tonic It Is with- ^
t' never falls to euro rheumatism, neuralgia,
b paralysis. Insomnia, dyspepsia, imllgca-
* ' lion, debility, palpitation, catarrh, etc.
Hon. II. W. Grady says: “It is tho Ul-
"■ fima Thule of all remedies."
fk I’.ov. Sam. P. Jones says: “I wish every
^ MifTerlng wife lmd access to that medl-
k cinc -
U , ir( ;;,
drcils in Georgia and other States." >
Mrs. Ella It. Tenhent, Editor Tenncnt'a
u* Magazine, says: “Its famo
\d like a prairie fire.”
.las. Young, the great i ;tr
irer, says: “Oh! that every a ill
and woman could get this grand
11. Hawthorne Raya: “ It has *A
rtaln and radical cures to hun- ^
i attest Its virt'
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b! Company, Atlanta, Ga.*, and by druggists. g
price $1.50 per concentrated bottle, which H
h! makes one gallon of medicine as per dl- A
. • p-ctions nccompanylng each bottle. Can 1<J
sent by express C. O. D., If your drug- L
V. gist cannot supply you. T
itisands of nth
mind its praise.
ou are sick, do not despair till y
tried Germetucr. It has performe
that astonish tho world,
ou are suffering with disease and full
ure, send stamp for printed matter. A
rtifleates of wonderful cures, etc. ^
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LABELLED 1-2 LB. TINS ONLY-
Roy’s
Blood Purifier
. Scrofulous Ulcer*, Scrof.
nnd all scrofulous
ml Tertiary Con-
Cure* Roils. Old Sc
t iilous Sores. Scrofuh
’ diseases. Primary. Seconda
tageous mood Pciisox, Ulcerous Sores.disen. „
the Scalp, Salt Khcum. Blotches. Pustules. Pimp
les. Itch, Tetter.Ririg-worms.Scald-Head.Kczenm,
Rheumatism, Constitutional blood Poison. Mcr-
-urial Rheumatism. Diseases of the Hones. Gen-
1 Debility and nil diseasesarisingfrom impure
" d by retail drug-
CURE CONSTIPATION.
Toeojoy health one should havo reg*
?l* p evacuation* every twenty fou~
noura. The evils, both mental ant
physical, resulting from
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION
n,,<i *9rl0nm, For the cure
eommon trouble,Tutt*aLiver
-si v f- 4 * 4r?04J n popularity nnpar*
. QlUlcti. EUi;uutl. ( Ati^arruatcd.
SOLD EVEEYV7HERE.
GLORIOUS GEORGIA.
HER MAGNIFICENT FRUIT LANDS TO
BE DEVELOPED.
The Ohio Excursionists to Arrive the
Latter Part of tho Month—It is th
Biggest Thing Yt for Our State-
New Citizens and Money to Flow in.
DE a pfjLv.wimmia
I sf»r*«b ruu*
“PARitilra
HAIR BALSAM
CjMttuei and bevitVlt • the feslr.
Pnunotn a Insumn* fft-wth.
Falls to Be store Gray
Hair to its Tonttoti 1 Color.
au« wstp disratra * na.t tailing.
-n4f l.ooai imigultta
IPPUPIHHIS
Ul’am,Take in Untc.iocu.
TO WEAK WEN
£'?! i i l! . f r nr '‘ ,Ue -Oku Of youthful orron. mtlf
-MhneM. Jo.t manhood, oto., 1 will
1-a,* alu . ali lo Irostiso (sealed) containing full
'i lcndi l m^T b , 0mo i ur *' FREE of charge. A
c in U ilf rt m i- d ! C * 1 * ork '• ■*»owla b« read by every
>^UMho la nervous and debilitated. Addles.
j*X)f. F. c. VOWLES, Moodus, Conn.
mg G Is ac> no*7.rngctj
iho leading remedy for
Uonorrhtra «* (ileef.
1 ho only sure remedy for
a.<‘iicorrlio>it or White*
I prescribe it nnd ft—
i-af*) Ju recommendingt
t<» all sufferer*.
A. J. STONER, M. D-
. Dec/ run. U\
by Drtigitisf*’
B^K 61.00.
^ of Hoisting saved to
1 a,J*»»tTUdlchcrs, Farmers,
J, n 1stm, Builders and Contrnc-
| o u , * ‘dheiA, Admitted to bo
. »* real eat Improvement ever
pillocks^ Freight
hTO.V "
I) «| l o,T,'M n |'". l “ hl, 'l I®.
cured \» b„mu
cut peiu. Book of pee
dealer. Hut rREK,
,.« m:woollew£d
“nice WtS WhluheUM
Kveryrlay attention is drawn to
some particular great natural su
periority of Georgia'over her BiBter
States.
Abu cottonj bearingJState nlie is
well known. Her vast mineral re
sources are now attracting capital
ists. Asa fruit bearing State her
superiority Is but now being gener
ally acknowledged. For truck,
dairy and stock farms her climate
and lands can not be excelled.
To these last meutioniugs, from
fruit on, a gr?at part of the iuterest
is just now being turnod. To
many, and in fact to all, who koow
anything of the State, it is no new
thing to be told that for fruit rais
ing Georgia, with her unexcelled
climate and rich lauds, is way ill
the lead, as regards variety and
profusion, of any stale in the
Union. Toothers, and especially
to those of our northern friends
who desire just such a home, the
story of this Gar.leu of Eden lias
but comparatively recently been
told, and while they have listed
with willing ears, it takes strong
proof to convince them to tho ex
tent that they will spend tliei
money and change their abode to
our State.
For years, keen sighted men of
Georgia, knowing that this Indus
try should he, and in time i
bound to be, u leading one and
most profitable one iu the Htute,
have souglit to induce men who
understand it in all particulars, in
Uustrious men who make the best
of citizens, to comc and settle
among us and make this their
means of livelihood.
For many reasons only now is
success meeting their endeavors
Chief among these has been the in
ability to secure a reasonable rate
ou the railroads, one which tho
people of the North would be witl
ing tojpayjto come South ou an in
vestigating tour. For thiB Maj. W,
L. Glessner has assiduously worked
for years, and at last succeeded tn
getting one. The principal ground
upon which he lias worked is
around Dayton, Ohio. This section
is one noted for its fruit growers,
nnd the leading occupation of the
people has been raising fruit of all
kinds.
The land lias been giving out
aud tlie inhabitants have been seek
ing new and better fields for their
work. .
About a year ago Maj. Glessner
brought a party of prominent and
well-to-do people of that section to
Georgia, delighting them With the
ast stretches of magnificent lauds
which could be bought for a song.
Tho sight which met their eyes far
exceeded their brightest expecta
tions, and immediately ttie Ohio
Land nnd Fruit Company was
founded, with a capital stock of
•tlOO.OOO. Each member paid his
pro rata, aud lauds were immedi
ately bought.
Ill a few weeks, some timeduring
tlie last days of this month, nnotli
er party will be brought to our
State. Tlie. members of jjie com
pany will of course be in tho parly,
but besides these there will lie
many more.
lit all there will not be lesj than
one hundred, and more are ex
pected.
To those the lands of Georgia
will he shown. Tlie finest growing
capacity, tho excellent lands for
truck farms,etc.,will lie pointed out
and inspected. Every place iu Hie
State, as near as possible, will bo
exhibited, and from tlie trip Geor
gia can uot fail to be greatly added
to in population and a great deal of
moucy brought in
The men who will comprise the
party are well to-do, but practical
farmers, of tho typo wauled here.
They have been raised at work on
fruit orchards and truck farms,
and will be a most valuable addi
lion to us. They will raise interest
by practical example 'in Industries
of t iis kind, and place Georgia
where site ought to lie In regard to
tills branch of her superiority.
Thus our people will take up the
work, while as the same time the
inllux of this excellent class of
citizen i will continually increase.
Its a tremendous step forward
that is being taken, and it would he
hard to over estimate its value to
the whole obGeorgla.
Tho Ohio Fruit I-aud Company
already has a good deal of niouey
Invested and has hardly made a
start.
Tlie men are business men, and
nothing but business is tolerated by
them. They have come, have in
vested, will come again and settle.
DEATH OF JOHN A. ROOT.
lie Dies Suddenly tn Chicago—An Old
Resident ofLumpkin.
Hpcclsl to ltECOHUEit.
Atlanta, Jan. 15,—John A.
Itoot, the famous architect, died
suddeuly iu Chicago to-day. He
was boru in Lumpkin, Ga., in 1850,
nnd has lived for years in Atl/bta.
He was tlie son of Maj. Kidney
Root, now living here. He left
Atlanta ou Friday last, apparently
in perfect health. Deatli wascaus-
ed by pneumonia. He was a cele
brated architect, whose work is
well known throughout tho United
States. He stood at the head of his
profession in America.
THE SKIN.
Is an important factor In keeping
good health; if It does not act in the
way intended by nature, Us function*
are performed by other organa^—-
tho Kidneys and tho Lungs; and the
result Is a breakdown of general health.
Swift’s Specific
b tho remedy of nature to stimulate
tho skin to proper action. It noTCT
fails in this, and always accomplishes
the purpose.
Semi for our treatise on the Blood
and Skin Diseases.
Swipt Specific Co.. Atlanta, Ga
Application for Charter.
O EOROI A—Sumter Coujvty:
lo tho8uperior Court of guitl County.
Tho petition of Bloom Brown, C. P,
Payne uml K. P. Harris of said County,
respectfully show for themselves, their as
sociates, successors and assigns, that they
desire to he incorporated under the laws of
Georgia for the time of Twenty years, with
the privileged renewal according to law.
The object of said corporation lsnecuni*
ary. gain and profit for Its share holders.
The particular business of said corpora-
tlon to he carried on Is a merchant lie duhI-
ness In the city of Amerlcus.ln said dounty,
for Ihe purpose of dealing in and manufac
turing of all kin ’machinery supplies,
saw ii ill suppli plumber supplies, gas
fixtures, hardware of every character, aiid
farming implimenta of all kinds.
The capital stock of said corporation
shall be ten thousand dollars, divided in
shares of one hundred dollars, with the
privilege of Increasing Raid capital stock
to a sum not to exceed fifty thousand dol
lars. Tho place of business nnd tho princi
pal office ft? said corporation will be In the
city ofAmericus, nnd county of ,Sumter
and tho corporate name adopted by your
petition is f *The Amerlcus bupply Com
pany.”
Under said name they ask to be created a
body corperato and politic and have and
enjoy the following rights, privileges nnd
powers, to-wlt.
TherightJo sue, am be sued, implead,
and be lmpiosdec. t«. contract, nnd bo con
tracted w.*;h to nave and use a common
seal, to adopt, by-laws, rules and regula
tions binding on its shareholder* for tho
government of itsofilcersand stock holders,
not Inconsistent with law.
To buy, sell, manufacture ami repair and
deal in machinery of every character,
hardware, plumber supplies, gas supplies,
saw mill supplies and farming Implements
of all kinds, and generally to carry on in
the city of Atuencus and elsewhere a ruer-
chnntlle business In till Its branches.
To establish branch houses in any county
In this State or outside of this Htute. To
borrow money for corporate purposes, and
secure the name by mortgage, or trust deed,
or otherwise upon any or all of Its corpor
ate property, to make notes and accounts,
to buy, hold, improve, sell. Jcntjc nnd rent
real or personal property for corporate
purposes.
To subscribe to or own stock In other
corporations of like character, und to in
vest its surplus funds In bnuk stock, or any
other stock or bonds of other corporation’s
r other securities.
To have, hold, use and enjoy all property,
real nnd personal, necessary for tlie trans-
"ution of Its business.
To appoint all officers and agents for the
management of its business, to employ
salesmen, drummers, workmen, unu all
other persons useful or necessary for tho
proper conduct of the business of said cor
poration, and to have and enjoy all other
ight«, powers .and privileges conferred
•y law, upon corporal Ions of ikeclmracter
In this State. J. O. Matiihwh,
Petitioners Attorney.
Filed In office December lfith. !S»w.
.Mi. AM.-n, Clerk.
A true extract from the Record of Char-
rs, this December filth, IWK),
J. H. Ai.lkn, Clerk.
GEORGIA—Sumtkb County.
To whom It may concern:
Whereas, Mrs. Emma B. Howell, Ad
ministrator of the estate of Dr. J. M. How
ell, having filed her application foy letters
of dismission from sftfd estate.
These aro therefore to cite and admonish
all parties concerned, whether kludred £>r
creditors, to show cause on or before the
February Term of the Court of Ordinary o
Sumter County, to be held on tho first
Monday in February next, why snld peti
tion should not be grunted as prayed ?or.
Witness my band nnd official signature
this Sth day of Noven Iter 1K"<».
A. C. Sl'EER.
Ordinary.
A pplication.
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.
GEORGIA—Sumtkk County.
Whereas, K. C. Clarke has made applica
tion to he appointed administrator, with
the will annexed, of the estate of Henors
Ii. Clarke, deceased.
These are therefore to elte nnd admonlHh
all parties concerned, whether kindred or
creditors, to show cause on or before tho
February term of the court of Ordinary of
Sumter county, to be held tho first Mon
day In February next, why said petition
should not tie grantc'd as prayed for.
Given under my hand nnd official sign a
lure, this Oth day of January, I8UI.
A. C. kit.f.k,
* Ordinary.
New Firm New Goods, new
TULLSS Sc fVIcLEND*
DEALERS IN
GEORGIA—Sumter County.
Whereas, Mrs. Romi Stanfield has mnd£
application to he appointed Administra
trix on the estate of Charles F. Stanfield,
deceased.
These are therefore to rite nnd admonish
all parties concerned, whether kindled
creditors, to show cause on or before tho
February term of the court of Ordinary of
“—* unty, to be held the first Mondnv
ture, this, 30th duy of December, JS90.
A. C. Speer,
Ordinary.
S HERIFF’S HALE.
GEORGIA—WEnsTER County.
Will be sold, before the court house door
In Preston, Webster county, Georgia, be
tween the legal hours of sale, on the first
Tuesday In February, 1801, tho following
described property,to-wlt:
Lots of land number one hundred nnd
forty-six (146) and one hundred and forty-
seven (147); south half of lot number one
hundred and forty-five (145) the 21th dis
trict of Webster county, Ga., nnd ninety-
five (05) ecree off of the east half of lot
number one hundred nnd forty*three (143)
In the 24th district of Stewart county, Ga.,
containing six hundred (000) acres, more or
less. Hold as the property of Joshua W.
Abell by virtue of a mortgage fl fa In favor
of Mary H. Higgins against Joshua W.
Abell.
This, Jan. 2,1891. • Dan Davis.
Sheriff Webster County,
, , „ -- i»tv,
will be sold before the court house door, fn
Preston, Georgia, snldopunty, on the first
Tuesday in February nefl between the legal
hoursof sale, lot of land number one hun
dred and thirty-n inn (139) In the 19th dis
trict of Webster county, Georgia. Hold ns
tho property of Hester A. Parget, deceas
ed. Geo, E. Thornton,
Administrator.
Pieston, Ga., Jan.5,1891.
A DMINISTRATOR’ SALE.
. GEORGIA—Webster County.
I'y virtue of an Order from the court of
Ordinary of Webster county, will be sold
before the court house door, in Preston,
Georgia, on the first Tuesday in Februray
next, the plantation, known as the J.L.
C. Durham place, 4wo miles southeast of
Weston, Georgia, containing 350 acres, and
situated on the Columbus Southern rail
road. Good land with clay foundation
and level, good water and couvanieut to
schools and churches. Terms cash.
L.C. Durham,
Administrator,
GEORGIA—Webster County.
To Whom It May Concern:
Whereas, J. O. Reese, Administrator o*
sion.
These are therefore to cite andi admonish
all parties concerned, whether kindred or
creditors, to show’cause on or before the
March term of the Court of Ordinary of
Webster county, to be held on the first
Monday In March next, why fcnld petition
should not be granted as prayed for.
Witness my hand nnd official signature,
this 2nd day of December, 1800,
TWLEVK MONTHS’ SUPPORT.
GEORGIA—Webster County:
*Vherens, Martha D. Majors, widow of
David Majors, deceased, has made applica
tion for twelve months support from the
estate of said deceased. *
These aie therefore to cite and admonish
all parties concerned, whether kindred or
creditors, to show cause ou or before the
February term of the Court of Ordinary of
Webster county, to be held on tho first
Monday In February next, why said peti-
prayed for.
GiV
Ill'll .» Ii i.\u
be granted ......
t*n miller my band and official slgna-
;hl«, 5th day of January. 1801.
W. H. COSUY,
Ordinary.
aid county:
The petition of C. A. Frlcker, U E. Sums,
Crawford Wheatley. W. K. Hawkins. T. F.
Gatewood, a. C. Bivins,.). W. Sheffield, J.
Williford, Thornton Wheatley. W. N.
irshnll, o. A Coleman and Henry It.
Johnson respectfully show that they have
elated themselves together and desire
hcmaeJvcs, their associates successors
and assigns to be Incorporated under the
* iwsof Georgia and made a body politic
Ith the right of Miccesslon under tho
nine of The Commercial < Ity Club.
Theohjeet of raid Association is not for
tho individual pecuniary gala of any of Its
mhers but lor the establishment of a
i it I organization, to provide amuiement
I recreation, and promote the pleasure,
Iml feeling aud general cultivation of Ms
slabljsh a
permanent Club House.
The chief office ani place of business of
wporatlon will be iu the city of
-aid i
nuch r
unty
t.jeet
■B*e Bailin'. Appointed.
The day for election of kallllts
tvaa pasted in Amerlcus without
the election, and none has ever
heen held. Instead, the bailiffs
for the ensuing two years were ap
pointed by the J. P’*.
For Rheumatism, Malaria and
Syphilis, P. P. P. (Prickly Ash,
Poke Root and Potassium) b the
best known remedy.
id AshocI-
the pecuniary profit, trade
»! Its members but is for
o have no capital
ns of establishing
pnration hv mem-
. net by selling re-
icinbcrsnud guests. The
inher of active meinltent shall never at
r time exceed (hub one hundred. The
mlxrshlp fee shall he firth
aMire they j ropo:
uk end to providw
1 maintaining salt
Ship fees ami due
dimr-nts tolls
4 PULIA ATIO.N.
A TiN klve months support.
(i EOIK JI A—'W rustic k CouNT v:
Whereas. M. K. Christian, widow of W.
A. Christian, deceased, has made appllci
tlon lor twelve months support from fli
estaieofsald deceased.
These are therefore to cite nml adtnonls
all parties concerned, whether kindred *
creditors, to show cause on or before th
F* bruary term of the Court of Ordinary <
Webster county, to ho held on tho fir-
Momlny in February next, why said p-tl-
tlon should not l»e granted as prayed for.
Given under my hand ami official signa
ture, this. 5».h day of January, isoi.
W. H. Cowry,
Ordinary.
.• be i
tliinln
alien. Said
...n* provide ho
may )>e forfeit***!
Petitioners Tor ttieinM*.\cs am
fravthat utiderthe corporate name afore
said they may he incorporated and made a
laxly poilllo for the full term of (20) twenty
* membership in 1
i associates
powers and privileges aforesaid, and that
snld corporation have and enjoy the right
to sue nnd be sued, to plead rttid lie im
pleaded, to contract and be contracted
with, to make by-laws and ru>es binding
upon its members, to have and use a corpo
rate seal, to appoint all such officers und
agents us may be deemed advisable, to rent,
|>iiv, lease, have, u*e, own und enjoy all
such renl ami personal property as may bo
necessary or convenient for the purposes of
said corporation und dispose of the same at
pleasure to borrow money for corporate
purpose* and secure the same %y dned,
note, bond, mortgage or otherwise upon
anv or ail of its property and to uo every
nnd any act needful to carry out the object
of s* Id t noorporation, and to have and enjoy
nil the rights, power* and privilege* con
ferred by law upon corporation* of like
clinracter by the laws of Georgia, and your
petitioner* will ever prfy.
H. P. Hollis
K. A.Hawkins,
Attorney* for Petitioners.
Filed In office December loth, 1800.
J. II. Allkit, Clerk*
A true extmet from thellecord of Char
ters this 16th December, 1800.
J. H. ALLEN, Clerk 8. C.
A pplication.
letters of dismission.
GEORGIA—Webster County. «
To Whom It May Concern:
Whereas, J. W.' May. Administrator on
estate of JaW. Jones, deceased, h:o» filed
his application for letters of dismission.
These are therefore to rite and admonlah
all parties concerned, whether kindred or
creditors.to show cause on or before the
March term of the Court of Ordinary of
Webster county, to Ik* held on the first
Monday in March next, why said petition
should not he granted as prayed for.
Witness my hand and official signature,
tills, 2d day of liecembcr, 1800.
W. H. Coshy.
Ordinary.
APPLICATION,
GEORGIA
Win
LEAVE TO SELL.
mister County.
m> i A. Bell, Executor of
to of Josiuh Thrower, deceit
applied for leave to sell the real
khIu deceased.
Those are therefore to cite and admonish
all parlies concerned, whether kindred or
creditors, to show cause on or before the
February term of Court of Ordinary of Web
ster county, to l»e held on the first Monday
In Febtunry next, why said petition should
uot ne granted a* prayed for.
Given under my hand nnd official signa
ture, this, 5th day of January, 180j.
\V If I'nmv.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR
Tho Ixxise in Americu. 1. aver ten year,
In.um for 12,000. Amraenti light
Bafcit amt cheapest life ln«|rance. For
nformation apply to
m,yj7-
usss, Vahloatn, Ua.
. Cook’s Pbanuacy has baeu re
moved to the W. oT Slappey corner,
near artesian well, where can be
bad everything in Drugs, Patent
Medicines* &c. Respectfully.
w. A. Cook,
•
STOVES AND
Sest Qualities of Paints, Oils and Builders’ Material:
Ageutsfor the Celebrated HARVEST STOVES and ORATES
Ageuts for the Celebrated Wheeler <Si Wilson Sewing Machine.
Busies andWagons
WAGON AND BUGGY MATERIALS-
SADDLERY AND HARNESS. CROCKERYIAND'GLASSWARE
AND A SPECIAL LINE OF CUTLERY, WOOD AND WILLOWWARE, ETC*
We specially invite-the trading public to call and examine our goods
aud prices. We keep the best, as well ns the cheapest goods in this
market, aud will give our customers the value of their money.
Tullis’ Old Stand, 433 and 435 Cotton Ave.
AMERICUS. GA.
WE ARE ©N THE TOP ROUND
GARTERS
ME LARGEST
STOCK
AT THE LGWEh'
PKI0ES.
OALL AND SEE US.
alvin Carter and Son.
REMOVAL
Cook’s Pharmacy has been removed from
Jotton Avenue to the W. J. Slanpy corner,
on Lee street, (near Artesian w$U? wheye I
Tvill be pleased to serve you in Drugs, Pat-*
„nt Medicines, G-al'den Seeds, Etc.
Respectfully,
W. A. COOK, Proprietor
FINESHOWCASES
—JL.t ZLo-wtes* Fsaiassa.—•
Also Wall nnd Prescription caset. Cedi*'
— Chests, Barber Furniture, Jewelry Tray*
l Stools. Cabinet Work of alt rinds. Complete Outfits for Stores and
* Catalogue free. Address ATL ANT A SHOW ASE C0-. Atlanta, 6*.
if YOU WISH
*° Advertise
Anything
Anywhere
* T Any time
WRITE TO
Geo. P. Rowell &
No. 10 Spruce Street.
NEW YORK.
OH MY BACK.
That generally means pain nml
Miffering. But why *ufier? Dr.
Grosveuor’k Bell-cap-slc Porus
Planter will relievo you In one
night. Mire. Semi a penny btamp
10 Grosvenor dc Richard*,Boston
Mat*., and learn how to remove
a noru* platter ncientlflcally—It
will pay you—and don’t forfet
that the bettporua platter in the
world has tuo picture of a
bell on the hsck cloth, and J*
called Dll. GKOS VENOUS,
Bell-Cap-SIc.
,vyer. reasonable
W. A , :
the Ukcorukk c
(fiOR KENT—One fiirnished and one uu-
‘ e.
L. Holt.
and house* for salo
Estate Agent.
F
be glv
rov
•nue, $10 00 per tnontn. Possession to
?n immediately. Apply to,
L. B. Bos WORTH.
lALESM AN—An energetic man wanted
OPIUM K8Rfflafc*WKK
Vl ■ w ■■■ No pay in advance. 5,rt»
cured. TRIAL Frkr If *cnt for at once.
Whisky and Tobacco habit* also cured
K. 8. Dxhfknmary Co,,
Berrien Springs, Mich.
Hi
Cured. Write for sum-
0. LAUNDKR1IACA
mpasv. Newark,
BEATTY’S WimBtt
DAN1EL BBATTV>
to represent In his own Fcetlon a responsi
ble New York House. Reference*.
Manufacturer. Lock Box 1585, New
York.
B rick work-p. d. hill, sexton of
Oak Grove cemetery, will take contracts
for brick work tor graves# and would be
pleose i to have all his fl lends patronize
film. He guarantees reasonable price* and
good work.
S. L. N0RRMAN,
ARCHITECT.
i2IU Praebtree Street Atlanta.
OFFICES } Ho<> m 7 Barlow Bl’k, Amerlcus
- Plana and apeclflcallona (umtohrd lor
bulldlnga of all awerlptlona-imblte build*
Int. especially. Communicatlona by mall
to eithersrinco will meat with prompt at -
i'" 1 ' 01 '. Superintendent Amerlcus Offlce.
