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THE AM ERIC US WEEKLY TIMES-KECORDER: FRIDA*, DECE3IBER 25, 1891.
REMOVAL
A Great Opjormnity!
r ps consequence of my coiv
1 templated removal to the
tw0 large and elegant stores
recently vacated by the Bee
hive and Americus Grocery
Company. I "'ill, during the
coming week and until remov
al, make an
A HEALTHFUL CITY.
THAT’S WHAT A PROMINENT CITI
ZEN FINDS AMERICUS
in the prices of all goods.
Now is the time to buy your
either for Men, Youths
or Children, as we will show
. 0 u prices never before seen
Americus. Our great sale of
is now in progress, and we
hope to close out the entire
stock by January ist, if low
prices on good goods consti
tute any attraction.
We have had an immense
trade the past week in Over
coats, but in consequence of
new arrivals in this deparment,
we are still prepared to offer
you a stock that cannot be
equaled in variety, and at
prices that you will be sure to
find agreeable to the times.
We have some special at
tractions in
OVERCOATS
HMD MODI CM
We want to close out a big
lot of these before removal,and
will offer at prices that will be
sure to move them rapidly,
bring on the boys and fix
them up. It is predicted that
we are to have an unusually
severe winter, so I give you
good advice: Take care of the
hoys' comfort and save big
doctor’s bibs. “An ounce of
prevention is worth about a
ton of cure.
Remember we are closing
out several lines of
To Ims Krynnd th. Shadow of a Doubt-Tba
Death Kate of America* Lower Than
That of Any Other Georgia City—Some
Peculiarly Interesting Facta
Auotlier year has come and gone, and
the city officers will soon review their
work for 1801.
Among the reports that will soon be
made to the mayor and city council as
they start out upon the great work tlr.it
lies beiore them for 1S0U, none will be
more interesting than that of the effici
ent and energetic sanitary commissioner.
In view of Ids splendid report that is
already la good shape, the Tiues-Rk-J
corder takes pleasure in announcing to
the world at large once more with gen
uine pride and pleasure that here In
Americas is the most healthful climate
to he found beneath the blue skies of
tiie sunny south.
hast year by actual statistics the mor
tuary report of Americus showed this
city to have a smaller death ratio than
any city in Georgia. This was a good
point for Americas. It actually lead
the whole slate, and in fact, this whole
section of the south in point of health
The report this year promises to even
he more wonderful than that of last
year.
A prominent citizen of Americus in
speaking of our record yesterday took
occasion to observe:
“Iu tiie absence of the actual mortu
ary ligures, not having the chance to see
all the sextons of tiie various cemeteries,
I am incliued to believe that our death
rate will be no greater than that of last
year. If, however, such should he the
case there are causes that were not
preseut then, namely: A large railroad
habitation, who from their manner of
life are much more liable to disease than
the settled citizen. These people come
through malarial districts, and much of
their sickness is from that cause. Also
the long protracted drouths when dust,
and only dust, and only dust—was tiie
rule. Remove these two causes and I
am sure we will compare favorably with
last year."
The fact that with her increased popu
lation, Americus' death report has not
been more than last year counts for
much.
Last summer was not noted for its
healthfulncss anywhere. Fever of a
most malignant type prevailed every
where. It speaks doubly well for Ameri
cus' cleanliness, therefore, to note such
a wholesome state of afTairs.
The sanitary inspector certainly tie-
serves the thanks and congratulations of
every citizen for his excellent work and
untiring vigilance In keeping the city
clean.
Latter List.
The following unclaimed letter* will
be aent to the dead letter office if not
called for in ten days. Say “advertised
letters" when calling for them at post-
office:
Henry Aahfort (col), Mrs EC Adams.
Miss Cla Bertie, Miss Lillie Brum, W
Booker, Charley Beard, Mrs Missouri
Barneet, Miss Osie Iiass, S M Civil),
Hary Davis, J J Ellis, Miss Rhotla Gil
hous (col), Tilsean Gilmore, Miss Lula
Holsonbake, Mrs Nancy Janes. Geo
Jennings, l’eter James, Miss Mollie Ja
cobs, John W Kirter, I’ollo Low, Carl
Metzgee, I Xagahoma, Jig K Parker, Mrs
Beman Reguster, D B Smith, II K Smith
Eliza Stanford, Frank Scotts. Jew
Townsley, Miss Alice Tinleyson, J R
Torreyson, Miss Kitay Worthy, Hattie
Willis, AfTast /alls.
J. C. Ro.nev, Postmaster.
Americus, Ga , Dec. 2:1, 1801,
Paiutlng in oil was invented at Bruges
by John Van Eycke in 1410.
Sweeter Than Honey in the Hon.yoonib
•‘What In life In half no sweet.
An tt.e hour when lovers meet.*'
Nothing is sweeter to the youthful and
robust in health, but, alas! too many
“court in poetry and live in prone” after
marriage. This is especially true of the
wives whose changed relations bring on
weaknesses und derangements peculiar
to married women, so that their lives
become “prosy.” To all such Dr,
Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is a great
boon. It cures weak backs, headaches,
neuralgic and “bearing-down" pains,
displacements and irregularities of tiie
female organs. It is likewise a restora
tive and invigorating tonic, strengthen
ing the nerves, and imparting new life
to the tired and debilitated, bringin;
hack the “roses to tile cheek," and tiie
“rainbows to the eyes ” Sold by all
druggists, under guarantee from
makers of satisfaction in every case, or
price (81.00) refunded.
Visitor (in Jones room at 11 p. m.)
That young lady in tiie house across tiie
way sings like a bird.” Jones (unkind
iy)—Well, not altogether. You see, a
bird stops singing at night.—Detroit
Free Press.
••Art Square./*
Resides an elegtfnt stock of CARPETS
and RUGS, I have just received a lot of
very liaudsomo “ART SQUARES,” 0 by
12 feet, that will make beautiful and
VALUABLE CHRISTMAS and NEW
YEAR'S PRESENTS.
d.Vwlt J. J Gah.vhebky, Agent.
F O. Ilntlinaii, editor Times, Rocky
Moiiut, Va., writes: “I am pleased to
say that Botanic Blood Balm is the best
appetizer and tonic for delicate people I
ever saw. It acted like a charm in my
case." dec22-d*wlm
A mahogany tree in Honduras was re
cently cut into boards which, when sold
in a European market, realized $11,000,
What a piece of work is man! how-
noble in reason, in form and moving,
tinlers he lias rheumatism, then he loses
his God-like grace and limps sadly
through the world. He shouldn't though.
He should use Salvation Oil.
a,u ' "ill give you prices never
before seen in Americus.
I lie above notice on all bus-
,n:ss and no buncombe. Give
mea call and you will be con
vinced.
1 banking you for your very
liberal patronage during the
f’all and Winter season, and
eliciting a continuance of the
°f the same, I am, as ever,
fata Wneatley.
Aiu.ricu. Will Im» lle|irfi>Mit«l.
The question of reducing the cotton
acreage lias never been so much dis
cussed as now.
For the last few months the heads of
the agricultural bureaus of the cotton
growing states fchave been agitating tiie
liiestiou with the hope of iiitting on
some remedy for the evil.
Out of this discussion some practical
results have come.
There will be a convention composed
of representatives from the cotton grow
ing states in Montgomery on January
(1, 1802, and Americus will be represent
ed there.
The letters of Commissioners R. T.
Nesbitt, ot Georgia; Hector I>. Lane, of
Alabama, and I). G. Godwin, of Tennes
see, on this mooted question have been
widely published, and have been produc
tive of a new interest in the matter of
reducing the cotton acreage.
O, this tlull, d.prculng headache
That won’t w#ur off;
This hawking and th'* *p»tt lag.
And this hacking cough.
I’ve Inst my sense ot smelling,
And taste's going too.
I know catarrh’* what all* me.
But—what Khali Ido?
My hacking ami my hawking
Keep* jp a steady din;
I’m huuuted uy the tear that
C< iisiiniptlon may ««t In
I feel supremely wretched:
No wonder I’m blue,
i know my hea th’* falling.
But—what cun I do?
Do? I’ll tell you what to do, my
friend, if you’ll lend me your car a min-
ute. Go down to the drug store and
buy Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy, and
take it according to directions given,
ami you'll soon liml that this miserable
headache Is a tiling of the past; tlio
hacking, hawking und spitting, so disa
greeable to other* as well as yourself,
will come to an end, and in a short time
you will feel like a new man. A new
man—think of that—and all for fifty
cents, which is the prico of l)r. Sage »
Catarrh Remedy, the unfailing cure for
this terrible disease.
An actor says that not one comic song
in ninety introduced to the public ever
becomes popular.
Special Attention
Is called to the new advertisement of
Wheatley A Wesley on the last page.
Tboy are offering a great many useful
articles for Xmas presents, and it will
repay you to read their entire "ad.,’ as
you will no doubt see mentioned
therein a great many articles which they
carry and which you had not known of
before. The prices they make are telling
and their store is crowded daily.
Over 3,000,000 pounds of truffles are
now sold annually in France. The
wholesale dealers In truffles, as a rule,
make large fortunes.
.lelhy—“My dear, when I am dead and
gone, I do hope you will not wrap your
self In crepes and other black things to
show your grief.” Mrs. Jelby—“That’s
just like you, forever domineering in all
things, even as to my attire after you
have ceased to trouble me.”—Detroit
Free Press.
Colton Report.
AMEUICI'S, Ga., Dec. 23, 1801
Following is the cotton report in this
city up to date:
Received yesterday 188
Received previously 38,823
Total.
30,01:
MARKETS.
Corrected dally by L. G. Council, wars
houseman.
Good middling GJ
Middling 0j
Low middling Oj
Market, quiet.
Receipts to-day at all United States
ports 33,083
savannah
Spots, middling 7
Market, steady.
NEW YORK.
Spots, middling..
Market, quiet.
LIVERPOOL.
Spots, upland middling
Market, quiot anil steady.
NEW YORK—FUTURES.
Market, steady. Sales 07,300
January
February
March 7.97
April
Op’g.
erg.
. 7.04
7.00
. 7.81
7.83
. 7.97
8.01
. 8.12
8.13
Parrott High School
Parrott, Ga.
hool for both sexes. Full corps of t-aeli.
Pupil* prepared for husIurM or th©
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Mental fee #5.0) per term. Hprmg «e**ion
begin* January 1,1*0. Patronage solicited,
A. J. CLARK, Principal.
1803.
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*econd-eiusN public rand. wh ch ha* been
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heiwrta <be usual boon or «l., on th. ant
Tuesday to January, 1**, th. following de-
•crlbni property lo-wlt:
UndlvtdM ooc-balf interest In th. follow-
lug dncr bwJ property: A certain tract or a
parrel of lend which wa« formerly owned by
. B. Pickett, end sold by him to Bnrke t
Methewe the nnmbenofwhtebaadeeerlbed
In ni.decd to tnem being In error, and the
mi'ubem not being accurately known, bat
known ne the land former,y own.d by J. B
Pickett, and eold to Burke A Mathews, and
being described by the following boundaries,
to wn: Bounded on the north by landeof
Bob Pickett and J. H Brooke, on the wsat by
the ItneofHtewari rountw. Pmy pm acre,
off of portion of eeld track being in bwwa't
county bounded on the north by land, of T.
R. Mlller.lon the Minth by lands known as
the J. W. A bel place, and lands known aa the
uteun old piece, and by Hlanghter creek,
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Tom Hlghnote, Bald lands being In a body
and contalnloe eight ■hundred, sfxty-etght
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lying in tue tlilrty-aecond (b) district of
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C. M. " llllama, administrator or the estate
of M. Burke ve. the aatd Dan Davis and Oeo.
K. Thornton. Tenant In po.ie.-lon not I fled
In writing. This December*, lwi,
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Sheriff Humter County.
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GEORGIA—HURTZR COFNTr.
Will l»e sold before the court house door In
the city of Americus, Humter county, Ga„
on the flrst Tuesday lu January, 1X92, be
tween the legal hours of eater the following
described property, to-wlt:
Twenty (.D) or twenty-five (25) bushels of
corn, more or less, two (2) bales of cotton
marked J, with private mark.* F. B. F, num
ber* and weights as follows: No- 282 weight
461; No.283, weight 468; stored In the alliance
warehouse In the city of Amerleus. Also
1.0U0 stalks ofsugarcane, more or less. Levhd
on and to be sold as the propertf of F.ank
Price by virtue of a distress warrant Issued
from the Huperinr Court cf Humter county lu
favor of W. H.Tondee vs. the said Frank
Price. TblsHepteml>ertt. *891.
L. B. FORBEHT, Hkerlff.
Will b* sold before the court house door
lu the city of Americus, Huinter county, on
the first Tuesday In January. 1892* between
the legal hours of sale, the following describ
ed property, to-wlt:
Five (5j plow stocks, two(2} Boy Dixie plow
stocks, two (2) harrows, fl%’e (3) single-trees,
one (I) Dow Law cotton planter, four (4) set*
plow gear, one (1) idtchrork three (.’I) weed
ing liofs, thlrty-Gx (.'-6) plow hoe* aud
scrapes, two (2) sets wagon gear, one (D
wnirnn a> d four (4) hr dies. All lei led on and
to Ih» alia* the pro| er»y ot J. M. Ban*, by
virtue of a mortgage fl fa |**tu>«l from the Hu
perl or Court of Humter county In favor of
George Htapletan y*. the said J. M. Hass.
This Nov 1, 1891. J. 1. HU MM F.RH,
Deputy Hher.fl.
S i DERIFF’S SALE.
GEORGIA—WanaTEE Couirrr.
\t 111 be aold b fbra the court house door. In
the town of Preston, Webster eounty, Ga.. b«
tween she usual hours of sale, on the first
Tuesday In January, IM«, the following de-
iimRSusrcu* .0 th* fouow-
Ing described property, to-wit: a certain
tract or parcel of lands which was formerly
owned by J. B. Pickett, and sold by him to
Burke A Mathews, the numbers to which, aa
described In hts deed to them being in trror v
and the numbers not being accurately
known out known as he land* formerly
owned hv the said Jame* B Pickett, and
si id to Burke A Mathews, luit being de-
scrlhed by the following boundaries, to-wlt:
Hounded on the north by lands of Bob
Pickett nnd J. m. Brook-: on the west by the
Hue of Htewart younty, (fifty (30) acres off of
a portion of s id tract being In Htewart
ooun y, being Unindou the north by land*of
Dr T.ll Miller, on the south by lands known
the J. W. A Ik* .and .Iso by lands known
the Glenn ni l place and by .Slaughter
creek, and on the e**t by laud* «»fC. «*. Pear
son and Tom Hlghnote. Said lands being
and >ylngln a body ©out*imng In all eight
hundred. slxt.v-eUht and three-fourth*
(MW?4) acre*, more or le*s. lying and being in
the thirty-second (S2d> district of \Veb»ter
• ounty. Levi* d on as the property of W. H.
Mathew* to satisfy one county court II fs, Is
sued from tliacouiity c urt of Humter In favor
ol D B. tturrell, plaintiff, and L. N Hudson,
transferee, vs. the said W. H. Mathews.Ten
ants in p.iM*est|ou notified In terms of the
law. This November3, 8»l.
DAN DAVI8, Sheriff.
1892.
|^>tsnfl*nd* numb-rs one hundred and
ninety (190). on- hundred and sixty-three
(KM), north half of lot of land, number one-
nuudred aud slxty-two (1(12), lotot and num
ber one hundred and thirty-on* (131), and lot
of lend number one hundred and fifty-nine
(159), also fifty acres off of the southwest cor
ner of lot of land number one hunred nod
*lxty-two (182). containing In all nine hun
dred, sixty one and one-fourth (MIU) acres,
mo»e or less, all lying and being In the
twenty-fifth (25tli) district of Webster county.
Levied on as the property of I. A. Whaley
by virtue of a superior court II fa. from Web
ster superior court, lu favor of C. aud G.
Cooper vs. -aid I. a. Whaley. Property
pointed o*U by plalntlflh. Tenants In posses
sion uot 1 fled In terms of the law, this Hep-
tember 2. 1889. DAN DAVIB.
Sheriff.
S HERIFF’* HALE.
GEORGIA—Sumter Cousrrr.
Will be sold before the court house door In
the city of Americus, Sumter county, Geor
gia, between the legal hours or sale, on the
flrst Tuesday In January, l»92, the following
described property, to wit:
One open buggy, nalnt»d black, side bar and
Brewsterhp Ing. I.cvl*d mi and tobesold
as the property of Mathew and Willis Few*
to satisfy one county court fl fa. Issued from
the county court of Humter, In favor of J. O.
McArthur vs. the said Mathew and Willis
Few*: property pointed ntu by J, O, Me
Arthur. This 4th day of November, 1891.
J. B. LAMAR.
Deputy Hheriff.
S HEKIFF’H HALE.
GEORGIA—humter County
Will be sold before the court house door,
In the city of Americus, Humter county, Ga.
between the legal hours of sale, on the firs
Tuesday lu January, 1891, the following
described property. |o-wlt:
One sing eopen buggy, end springs, painted
black; also one dura sorrel I mare, named
Kitty. t.*vlej on and to lie sold as the prop
erty of Wm. A. Wilson, by virtue of a county
cou11 fl fs., Issued from the county court of
Huinter, In favor of D. G. Aver* vs. thcsald
Win. A Wilson. This Nnve'* her 12,19UI.
J. B. LAMaK,
Deputy Hheriff.
SHERIFF’S HALE.
O GEORGIA-Hi’MTRN County,
Will b© so’d before the court house* door,
in the cl y of Americus, Humter county,
on the flrst Tuesday In Jamiury, 1892, be
tween the legal hours or *ale, the fol owing
desci Hied property, to-a It:
One single top buggy, side spring aud side
bar recently bought of P. L. H«R. Levied on
and to be sold as the property of J. M. B*ss,
by vlrtuv of on* mortgage fl, fa t«»ii*u from
the con nty court or Hu iitle’*. In favor of the
Rank of Humter vs. tue said J. M. Buss. This
Novembers, 1*91.
I. B. LAMAR. Deputy Hheriff.
The
vith the
**r.
time I* mentioned, subscription*
ill begin with the number current ut the
11 e ot receipt of order.
Round volumes of Harper’s Bazar
lin e years back. In neat cloth binding, will
eut by mall, pontage paid, or bi expre
■ of expense (provided the rrelglit d<
•d one do.lar per voiuinc), for 17 01
me. suitable for
WALL PAPER.
Tobe»ureof obtaining the nio-t desirable
pattern*, send Ncents to a.v nostnge ou one
hundred -auip’e* 01 latest designs anil col
oring*.
Ve Sel! at Retail at Factor; Prices.
As we are one of the largest dealer* lu the
country, running three retail stores, *e buy
gootU such inrge quantities that we are
enabled to sell a* above quoted, at lowest
factory prices. Address
F.H. CADY, Prjiideoee, R. I.
lo h cum)* for each
tiding wl’. be *ont by
Ipt of #1.0) each
nail, post-paid,
made by PoMlnflln
1 obi chance of
heWHpaper* arc no* to copy thl* advertise
ment without tbe express order of liutpet •*
Brothers.
Address: HARPER A BROTHER*,
Lost Dogs.
One red twelve inontli. old liuund
puppy, dark none, very fast and thor
oughbred. Also, one roan whelp puppy,
one year old, of same stock. Any ona
giving Information leading to the recov
ery of the above dog* will be paid ten
dollars for each dog. A. J, Majoii.",
decl2-d<£wtf.
A pplication
LKAVRTO -ELL.
Ue OKOIA-Hl'SITKII COOMTV.
Whereas. Penny Lowery mid l^e Lowery,
executors of the cstut-ot Richard Lowery .de
ceased, having made appllen*Inn for leave to
sell the l«nd iM'Ionglug to *n!d deceased,
These are therefore to die and admonl*!]
sjl parlies concerned, whether kindred or
creditors, to show cause on or before the |
December term of the *’ourt «»f Ordinary ot
mm til county, to be held on the first Monday
In January next, why sulil petition should
not be granted as prayed for.
Wit lies* my hand and ofltel il signature,
till* All day of December, 1*91.
A. C» SPKBR* Ordinary
DU. F. A. THOMAS,
Physician and Surgeon.
Will do n gener.tl practice in the city
and vicinity. Ue will be found at
his office when not professionally en
gaged. Will keep elate on office door.
Office: Second floor, Attest ad Block,
sunaw ly 4-tl-et
S HEKIFF’H HALE.
GEORGIA—Wans ter County.
Will be aold before the court house door
In tl.e city of Preston, Weoster county, Ga.,
on the tl rst Tuesday I a January, 1892, between
the le«ai him*s of sale, the fo.lowing de
scribed proper!j, o wit:
West half of lot of land number seventy-six
(76), in the elahteonth (18th' district of Web
ster county. Ga., Joined on the south and
ea«t by landsof J R.HUpietjn. and on the
west bv lands of Louis Clark. Levied on by
vlrt ue of a Superior Court fl. fa. as the lands
of J.J. Peel, in favor 01 E. Taylor vs. R. H.
Morrl< principal, and J.J. Peel, as security.
D AN DAVIH, Hheriff.
A DMINISTRATOR’S SALK.
GEORGIA-Wshstkk County:
Agreeuble to an order from the Honorable
Ordli nrv »*f said county, will lie sold before
1 lie court hou-e door lu the town of Preston.
Webster couuty, Georgia, between toe legal
hours«»f sal*•, on the first Tuesday In Janu
ary, 1*92. the following described property
to wl!:
Ixit of land nmnb-ri ne hundred and forty-
tour (144), containing f wo hundred, two und a
half acres (20J}{), more or less, aud west hair
of lot ot land numb*# one hundred and forty-
three (143). contain gone hundred, one nnd
a hair (lOlVi) acres, more or less. All lying
and bclug In the tweuty-flfth (25th) district-
of Webstar county, Geortla. and as the prop
erty of W. A. Christian, deceased, for the
purpose of paying the debts of the aatd de
ceased. Bo’il sublect to a loan and widow’s
dower. Terms ca«k.
P. L.CHRISTIAN, Administrator.
A FPLICATION
A LETTERS OF DIBMI4HION.
GEORGIA—Webster County.
Whereas. L. P. Majors, Executor on the
estate of Dmulel Majors, deceased, having
filed his pstltlon In nt> office for Letters or
Dismission from said executorship,
These ate therefore to cite and admonish
all, and singular the kindred and creditors,
aud ell person* concerned, to file their objec
tions. Ir any they lisve, on or before the
March term of the Ordinary'* Court to be
held on the flrst Monday In March 1892,
why said petition abould not be granted as
prated for.
Given under my hand and official signa
ture, this 3d day of December 1801.
W. H.COHBY,Ordinary.
X PFLIOATION.
A LETTER4 ADdlNUTK *TtO».
GEORGIA— WEHHTB* COUNTY.
'* harass, K *. Aven having file t his «p>
illcatlou for let tars of administration with
he will snn-x-d, on the estate of Daulel
Bowman, deeeas.d.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all parties concerned whether kindred or
creditors, to show cause on or before the
January term of the court of Ordinary ot
said county, to l»e held on the flrst Monday
InJsuuary next, why *ahl petition should
uot lie srnnt-d as prayed for
Willies* my official slatiature, this Ist
her, twt.
W. H. COM BY.Oi <11 nary.
day of Decemli
A pplication
HOMrfMTEAD NOTICE.
GEORGIA Webster County:
Whereas J. C Fu-ige has applied for ex
emption n' personalty, ami setting apart and
vifusiloii of ’.omesiead. I wl 1 pass upon
the same In my office In he town of Presto*.,
«nld county, at ten "’clock a. m ,on the 19th
•lav of Decent tier, HU. This November 57th,
*'“■ W. H. COrtBY, Ordinary.
Biisira, D:if:w, to Sys, Citnh, Etc. j
For alldiMaaa.atMaJSf,, Bat. N—■ »
Tliroit, con»ult Dr. W. L. BULLAGD.oi i
luialju., Ga. i t t> ;
• s
Brick,
Plaster Paris, Hair, Laths.
F >r *a'e N»r cm 1 *, by
A.. J. H A M I L ,
.. cotton avenue. New Ham Balidlai
•» pjutlll jABl
Telephone:!
For Electric Tele
phones for private Him
purposes, write to
6 Telegraph Company.
JOHN D.EASTERLIN,
superintendent.
GEORGIA.
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