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(lias. I>. Adams, editor.
KbbAVlbblC, HA., MAY 5, 1HS7.
A that Weakness.
It is one of tin* extraordinary
weak a esses of (lie human mitid to
blindly follow after a leader; no
matter who nor what that lomiei
is, he has at least some
It seems to be the peculiar glory
ol some men to difler
from other men simply because it
is some other men; lint this is a
dangerous spirit and offers hurt to
the disciples of itv faith unless it is
kept in control t>y a spirit and gov-|
ernment to which all others should
he subject. A spirit that emulates j
the pattern of the highest and best
man and womanhood, a gov-.
ernment that deals in fairness to
itself, and fairness in charity for j
others, excluding prejudice, hate,
envy, ditwontU»n f strife and selllsh-,
ness. It is true, every man should
have an opinion and a pnrpose, but
by a little pains and prudence we
may more closely harmonize our|
opinions and unite our purposes,
and by this happy union develop
all the hidden resources of church
and state. We need not refer to any
church work to demonstrate the
truth of this statement. Its glori¬
ous achievements or failures are
too well known to thc public. In
argument for the state, we need re¬
fer to no other than thc State of
Georgia, whose efforts have ever
been to interpret the minds of all
her subjects, to harmonize and unify
all her elements until every man’s
hand moves as one man’s baud to
any and all work for tier future
glory.
Take Atlanta, for instance. A
eity of wonderful progress, built by
men that were in opinion and pur-
|H>se Atlanta men. The same is
true of any other state, county,
town or public enterprise.
Think, yes, let us all think;
but let our thoughts crystalyze into
active living beings moulding under
a law of love and unity for the pro¬
motion of good, for the protection
of our homes and the development
of otir country, while it eschews the
leadership of any, or the tendency
of any faction, who lias not for its
ultimate end tho general prosperity
and peace of our common broth¬
erhood.
4 Grand Tlicmc.
In the Sunday School convention
held in Americua last week, Uev.
Mr. Therlkill, of Atlanta, spoke,
Thursday night, on the subject of
education in which he urged in bis
peculiar and forcible way the ne¬
cessity of a three-storied education
without a roof on.
First story—Educat ion and deveh
opmentofthe body.
Second story—Kducation,train¬
ing and development of the
mind.
story—Krl ion and tie- ,
Third neat
velopment tho so.il, ......li -toy ;
should have no roof hut look out be- j
fore , Us, , back , of - US, around , and , |
above us to God.
A grand theme it was, and a
grand man hold of it.
Kutlscr Dark.
Northern „ travelers , , in ... t lor Ida are "am-
plaining bitterly ot the troiiiendous
amount of hnndmgtierv to lie Imuiii in
that state. William (\ Prime save that
tlus , . is . the .. gra-at . <1 , 1 aw , oin , k, lie sa)8
that at leaat thirty l liousand tourists vis-
it Florida every winter and all all are
—raw)— ...................
a city which, he says, is repellent, tm-
torn, and destitute of lieauty.” He says
the parks in front of the hotels are
“barren sand patches. Wo have
doubt Mr, Prime link a very hard time
in tlie land of flowers, hut ho should
bear in mind that much nf the extortion
and liuuibnggery of vvleiidi ho eoinplains
is what might be termed exotiu.
eager tills into which travelers
about 12,000,000 annually are mainly
managed by northern men who know
how to suarethe nimble tluip. Tlmreia
no objection to this, bsi t.it is well to its-
sure Mr. Prime that hts enterprising
brethren have what is called a very soft
no-o..
that thing, .will tiro*/ hem, iMn,
aftsr a wlnlo, After the tourists
dropped thirty or jorty millions into tho
laps of tlie energetic northerners who k<>
to Florida on business, there will lie
enough capital in tlie state to warrant
beautiful parks nnd drives in Jackson¬
ville and low charges at thc hotels.
Moreovor, a commit too will he appoint¬
ed to put' down humbuggery.— Con¬
stitution.
If it be true that the cause of these
complaints rest in the men whose
business it is to go to Florida to
humbug their northern brethren,
and by so doing have thirty or forty
millions of dollars dropped into
their laps to be carried back to
northern states for investment, the
the future promise of Florida is
very dark. A Florida hotel, run hy
a northern man, with northern fur¬
nishings/northern and western gro¬
ceries, bringing in dividends from
northern patrons to one whose sym¬
pathies and investments are decid¬
edly northern! It looks to us as
though they would have to institute
u different order of things before
that good time would come wheu
Hie sand hills, now kept naked by
humbuggery, would yield forth the
results ofoureful attention liorn
pride and nurtured by country lava.
Would It not lx* better for them and
us,“if necessaryfirst to appoint h
committee against humbuggery,
then throw open our arms to men
who are friendly to this spirit an •
in love with (lie country?
Outlook for (fur Farmers.
Notwithstanding ..... ho draught
, l ,r< '‘ ‘ tmug i iesi in"
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ln K‘ ,,, > "ig nm.ii u i.s
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ld >’ * ith « stand as a rule.
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be a year of wonderful agricultural .
Uutw * H,ll , 11 . , <l,irt
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lul. n.y friend Don’t enlarge your
* 0,1 * u cmiii s <>n lu, ° 11 " 0
u "‘ intoxicating promise of the
present outlook, lave fur a short
rop and believe for a long one,and !
>y sueli prudent foretlmught aud
you wi I have leas use
the alter thought mid repent- /
when , called on to . meet your ‘
obligations this fall.
,, Ifym, , have never reached , , hat ,
this may he the year when
can make your farm self-sus-
and begin i.i earnest and
* to fanu.
Subscribers, Ki nd This
The owners owners of thin paper,
consideration Tor the subscrib¬
who paid up In advance for the
before itehanged hands,have
in making arrangements
Mr. Harp to fill out the time
those parties who subscribed and
in advance.
Persons also who owe for sub¬
on the paper up to date
settle wit-li the new firm.
We are sorry vve could not make
announcement in our last issue,
the paper had gone to press be¬
any arrangements were made.
hope all those who are behind
come and settle up and start
with the new management.
You will doubtless teel better by so
and will give us a better
to make our connty paper
Ellaville, Georgia, m-l i
April 22,
This agreement made unci entered Into
day between A. J. ilsrp of the first
and the Kllaville Publishing Com¬
of the other part, witnessed): That
said A. J Harp, for and in consider¬
ation of fivo hundred dollars payable us
follows: One hundred and sixly-Bix dol¬
lars and cents cash: one nolo for one
and sixty-six dollars and68%
due eight mouths after date, with
from date at ten per cent.; one
for one hundred and sixty-six dol¬
lars and 6t>% cents duo twelvemonths
date, with interest at ten percent,
date, the receipt acknowledged' of said payment
notes is hereby sells,
and delivers unto the said Klla-
villo Washington Publishing and I'miipan.v lob both his with large all
fixtures and presses, rtenanecs there-
belonging, logoll apt >o with his
unto ter list of
belli paid and unpaid said subscriber", and
also transfers unto company his
said Publislun «'snipan.v with a full pdw-
or to net and collect for the sumo as the
sni«i A . J. Harp would himself have had.
A. J. II A HI’.
Witness William Alton.
Tho Kltavitle Publishing Compiiuy A..f.
agree on its part to pay the said
Ifarp the for amount tho alsivo of the mentioned above Mpeciliotl articles,
notes,
at maturity, and to tilll out the reinain-
ing part of contract entered into between
tlio said A. J. Harp i and Allen Bros.,New
YorUi foi . pill . c | ia 0 1>ri< . e „f job press.
Also to furnish l lu> paper from Huh place
toall parties wti«» tiavc paid thesani A.
'• Hs.p for it in ad vanco. until said hiiI.
suosonption sxpires; and the said I’ul>-
tislii 11 Company furtlier agree, should
they collect more on the unpaid xutmerip-
‘ion list than amounts to the rebate due
script ior. charged sueli said colleetetl partien, then thc to
pay over excess to
said A. J. tiarp.
w Ml KRAY, President.
WUness yviUinin Allen,
I acknowledge that the above
trade is entirely satisfactory to my¬
self and ask of my friends a libera!
eral patronage for tho new
p rt ny. ' April 22, 1887.
A. J. II a UP.
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.Hr. Askew Uead.
<>" Stfunluy evening last ate p.
*>•«.»«•.< a«k«w, .....
hK-y's ,.M. St mi.l heat fltiinis,
p . lssod away.
Bro. Ask kw had been for years a
mauiher of the Methodist church,
and was attentive to till its necesHi-
ties and regular in attendance on
all tho services until oflate years.
Owing to his extreme old ago—“83
at his death”—ho was compelled to
retire from Ills accustomed place iti
the sanctuary and its work; fora
year Bro. Ahkkw has been an in¬
valid,and about a month ago other
troubles set in which ended his
i life here and ushered him into
the presence of (Jod in the world
beyond. He was for years treasurer
of Schley county, and was only re¬
tired from that responsible office by
his own request owing to his age.
How long and yet how short has
been this life off eighty-odd years!
The days of bin years were above
thre score years and ten, hut the
life and its history seem to have
been lived on yesterday. We have
reasons to be thankful for tho life
of tiiis man. May God’s grace com¬
fort tho heart of t he aged wife and
, ve spiritual , ,, blessing . to surviving
A TIIKIMJNIi ADVFVU'KK.
A pine brush displayed from the
top of ('apt. heuk’s tali flag pole in
front of Ids house in the village of
Auiagannott, L. I., atone o'clock nu
Saturday afternoon seat a thrill
through the entire village, and
there follow ed a noise of hurrying 1
feet and shouts of the hardy sailor
lads who rushed to man the wind-
ing boats on the bench, “(’apt.
, j(!ak lm „ rilis( . ( , th( , A ,. fr WCIll u ,,
the cry, and all Amagansett knew
that a whale had been sighted olf
|ho „ |lor( , ,„ Sft than it
takes to tell it ( apt. “Josh hd-
wards, the veteran whaler of the
village, who has already this sea-
son added the (hikes of three right
whales to the trophies of other
seUMOnH \%-liicli lie in Ilia hack yaril,
Imd his bout launched in the surf
^ ^ ^ ((f 1Jrms wwe
pulling out on the water in search
of tho whale. I’he excitement in a
short time had permeated the
who , e viUage) am| seafaring
population, male and female, !
„ )K . ko)1 to thc shoro llIul Wa tclied
for the eom i„g battle witli tlie
w ^ a , e Two other boats were
lliaiIIltH , ail)l preparw j to f 0 |h,\ V
Rdwards. In the latter’s
. boat . were, besides , ., ,, the veteran coni-
. , , Ins . , lirother ,. “Gabe,”. , , „ who, ,
as always , on the ., whale hunts, act-
w| as boa( 8teerer; ( , har ,es s a ,i-
f , Charles Mulfor(1 Evwrett Kd _
war(ls atld C ,inton Edwards,
u There Hhe blow8 » went upa 8hout
, Iroai the .. spectators . , on <lie ,, shore, ,
and sure enough, about a quarter
a mile off, on a shallow bar, a
geyser of spray was thrown high up
the waves. The men in Oapt.
boat saw the whale spouting
and pulled straight for the spot.
Gabe stood up in the bow of the
boat with two harpoons in his hand.
He is a tall, brawny specimen of
Long Island mauhood, and imd
risen from a sick bed to join in the
chase after the whale.
“I am not feeling well,” he said,
“hut I will put two irons in her any¬
how'.”
Hardly had he spoken before di¬
rectly ahead he saw a black patch
on the water about throe feet
square.
“Steady, steady,’’ he cried to Oapt.
Josh. “The whale is on the false
bar and will be aground here in
a
It was too late. The powerful
strokes of the oarsmen had driven
the ls>»t hard on the black shoulder
of the whale, which was showing
above the green water. The whale
did not stir as the sharp keel of the
boat, grated over his hide. It was a
bold thing to do, hut Gabe did not
hesitate, and the next instant he
plunged the iron harpoon into the
soft blubber of the monster full
twenty-four inches. Still the whale
did not stir, and a suspicion arose
that it was dead. Once more the
powerful Gabo drove his harpoon
into the yielding mass, and the ef¬
fect tiiis time was like touching off
a magazine with a lighted match.
The great black flukes of tin* whale
suddenly lifted themselves out of
the water nnd raised the boat fully
ten feet in the air. It was a mad-
dom'd paroxysm of anguish. A
whirl of the great black flukes in
tlie air, as they descended, smashed
three oars, the a rowlock, bow the and boat swept
Gabe from of as if
lie had been made of paper. The
unfortunate boat a tee re r was thrown
straight through the air, nay the eye¬
witnesses in the boat, fully thirty
feet, and droppeti like insensible in tlie
water. He lay a log on the
waves and his companions in the
boat made desperate before efforts lie sank. to go to
his assistance It
was no easy task, for the wounded
leviathan was kicking plunging,
throshinjr nround with hintniiand
churning up the sea water in a
manner that made immediate prox-
imity to him anything but safe.
Uapt. Josh yelled but “all astern” at the
top of his voice, w ith only three
oars left in working order, ma nag-
ing tlie lioat was eisier said than
lion©. 1 f they had depended on the
three osirs tlie Imat’s crew would
ha ve been left to the mercy of tho
furiatetl whale, which bad evidently
received a mortal wound, for he
spurted Idootl in profusion. Rut his
a u w \\-t a> \' fr< irmn iViffi uienoaiatm he Ucit'aml t ttie he rope ro| to trial t li'l t
hnntohwonemu* was quick-
, lf .................... went
(tip help of their boat ateerer, who
still floated insensible on the bloody
\ vaves ’ " ll v bo did not-sink and
*
drown was a mystery that lias not
y ot been explained. Uapt. Joslt
pulled hisbrother into the boat and
by the life saving men. It did no
good, and not knowing whethet
they had a live or dead man they
pulled hack to the shore. The other
boats which had been manned and
started off to follow Uapt. Josh re-
turned also with the feelings of men
attend mg a funeral. The observers
on tlu* shore saw the whale disap-
pear in the distance. As far as he
could be seen he was still madly
lashing the waves with his tail anil
kick ing up in tlie air in tlie throes of
death with the two harpoons stick¬
ing into his shoulders. Among the
crowd on the shore to watch the re¬
turn of the boats was Mrs. Gabe Ed¬
wards. When she saw her husband
lifted out of the boat and laidon the
beaeh still unconscious,she fainted. prompt¬
ly screamed and This added
to the dismal ending of the whale
hunt which had begun amid the
hopef ul shouts of the hardy popula¬
tion of Amagansett.
While the women attended the
fainting Mrs. Edwards the men
made anothor effort to pump the sea
waferonf of her huslmnd. Several
quarts were forced om by continu¬
ous action of his arms, hut Gabo still
remained unconscious. Ills body
was then lifted Into a wagon and
taken to his home, followed by all
the villagers. Messengers were
sent hurrying for medical help,and
ing Or. Halsey the injured arrived, man’s and after lungs sound¬ pro¬
nounced him stii alive. Morphine
wiis administered an a watch kept
on the patient all night. He re¬
mained in a comatose state until 2
o'clock in the morning. He then
turned over,opened his eyes, staged
at the wateliers at his bedside lora
moment and asked, “\\ here's the
whale?” lie was assured that tho
wlmle was all right, and seeming
satis Hid with the statement, re¬
lapsed into a stupor. and All today he
lias been stupid his talk more
or less incoherent, but Dr. Halsey
thinks he will recover. He is 38
years old.
SHERIFF; SALES.
F»r jump,isr 7 .
county, Georgia, between thc legal
hours of sale, tuJfollowing eu the first Tuesday lauds
in June ikk 7,
Thr«X'-f«urths of aii acre, more or less, ,
11 lYoI iiortlnvF'st ciiriifir of lot number
120 in the fifltli district of said county
bounded oil the TlflVth'by lauds of J H
Wiilijons, on the east aud south by pub¬
st lic reet. road, levied on the west Mio'proporty by colored of church Rob’t
on as
Iturton by virtue of a Justice court ti. fa.
which issued from the 96lst district of
said count y l.y Ti. b. K.Tondec, I, O, of said
district; said fa. Going in favor of C l>o- L
Keacock vs. Roli’t burton, sail! levy
ing mado by cost on account of no per¬
sonally to be tumid on which to levy
same.* Property pointed out by plaint¬
iff’s attorney.
Also af the same time and place will
bo sold oast half of lot of laud number
i 154 ) one hundred nnd tittv-four in the
Strtli district, containing 12f> acres, more
or less. Levied on as the property of Z
T and J K Wiunaek hy virtue of a mort
gage fi. fa. which issued from the superi¬
or court of said county in favor
of G l. of Americas Massey, Z T t and rails- J
force of bank vs
K Womack. Tenants in possession noti¬
fied in terms of thc law.
Also, at the same lime and place, will
tie sold land'off sixty-two and one-half
acres of of tho northeast corner
of lot number 1M in the SOtli district of
saiii county. Levied on as the property
of V. T \Voinnck hy virtue of » mortgage
li. fa. which issued from tho superior tlarold
court of said countv in favor of
Johnson A t’o. vs. Z ,T Womack. Ten¬
ants in possession notified in terms of
tho law.
Also at the same time and place v. ill be
sold one bay borne > mule 7 years old
named Henry, one (duck horse mule 8
I rears old named Sinn, one dark bay
M|SC miiio named Jipi !■ years old, one
black Iiorso mule named Kiln 12years
old, one black mate mule named Mattie
0years old. Levied jupwn and to be sold
as thc property iii. of S t\ Smith to satisfy Schley
a mortgage fi. that issued from
superior court in favoe of tUanehard,
IliirrusA Co. \k.S \V Smith. The pioji-
erty pointed out ill suid mortgage fi. fa.
this May 2, Is87. 1
J. F . Woods, sheriff.
Shiloh’s Vitalize)- joss is what you ncod for
consiimption of d\spcpsisi. jivi'cHIo, dizziness
unit all svmptbms bottle. of Trice to
and 7.’>cents |a'V Sold bv Dr.*'.
H. Smith.
Application lor Letters ot Dismission.
fiKOIWi I A -'S('H LEV (IOVNTY
To all whom it may concern, Mrs. Knti-
itv Hlackslicar iiaving'tiled of Iter petition
for letters of dismission tin: estate ot
J. \\ . Heid, deceased, 'these are there
fore liir, the to cite kindred and admonish and ereditors, ;iil and singit-1 to file |
t lioir objeetioiiN in my office on or before i
tlie biigrantel! first sahT-ippill'ant Monday in July next, for'. j !
hand and official as prayed |
W itness my 7th signature
this the T. day J. DOZIKK, of March, Ordinary. l-vs?.
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For aalo by allFirat-ClAsa Dealers.
! ■ h‘X curs doou not keep it send postal to ns.
I Send (ureopyuf Twin Burner Journal.
Twin Burner Stove Co.,
107 to 713 Wasb.I$t. Louis, Mo.
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WANTED IN EVERY FAMILY
To Keplac. Broken Cane.
RE SEAT YOUR CHAIRS.
Anjlswly fan ajiply
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So Bffhimlc nt'eii,.".
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lUIimUiU Pimiitnpo « l Viffe
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tkadjs.
* n hujfing new t'kaim, aak forthftsc viltib
Harwood's hVd I.entlicr Uiinsh . w vh<s-
DtiuT ivear on a.
When you go toAmerieus, you will save money by buying
your Dry Goods and Clothing at the Mammoth Stores ol‘
THORNTON WHEATLEY.
11 is slock is tiie largest,
His styles are tho latest,
His prices arc lowest,
11 is terms are cash.
Remember the place, Wheatley’s Mammoth Stores.
WHEATLEY’S COMER. Ainerifw G*.
THORNTON WHEATLEY, Sole Proprietor. s23-3m.
ENTERPRISE JOR OFFICE.
SATISFACTORY WORK AND LOW PRICES.
W ® have recently added to our office a new and first class
RotarV 1 OWOl' elOl) plTSS, TlllC llIKS Rlld H CoiHlileto 1 Id HP ^
ol stationery, A . anti prepared . to execute, at Low r
are
Prices and in Good Style, / * 7 all Kinds of
COMMERCIAL AM) FANCY JOB
PAMPHLETS, LAW BRIEFS,
CODES, RECORDS,
BUSINESS CARDS, RECEIPTS,
BANK CHECKS!
Anything you want
u II
The Ellaville DRUG STORE is
the place to get cure
DRUGS,
M EDICINES,
SODA,
CREAM TARTAR AND
FAMILY MEDICINE;
PATENT MEDICINES,
NOTIONS,
PERFUMERY,
TOILET ARTICLES,
STATIONERY,
LAMP GOODS
or any other article usually kept in
a drug store,
Dr. U. H. Smith,
Ellaville, Ga.
BUENA VISTA HOUSE,
BUENA VISTA, GEORGIA.
J. H. I,owe, proprietor.
' , ' S4|,1 ° «upi*lio.l with the best the market
altorda. Aeeoinmodationsgoo.l first class
in every respect. Kates reasonable.
Shiloh’s Cough and consumption Cure
is solsl by us on a guarantee. It cures
consumption. For sate by lir. Smith.
pov*
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EAST!
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
Sciatica, ftcratchos, j Contracted
Lumbago, Sprains. j Muscle*,
Rheumatism, Strains, Eraptians,
Scild9, U virus, Stitches, StiffJoints, I | Screw Hoof Ail,
Stings, Backache, Womu,
lltes, Galls, Swinnej;
^ruiaci, Soros, Saddle Gulls.
d unions, Spavin Piles.
Co-ns, Cracks.
THIS COOD OLD STAND-BY
accomplishes for rverybody exactly what Isclaline*
for it. One of the roasons for the great fiopularlt v
tho Mustang Liniment la found In Its *ut !voph
applicnliility. Everybody needs such a medlclr..*
The I.uttiboi’cnnii needB It in ease of accident.
The Hoii sew file needs it for general family n so
The Cannier needs it for Ids teams ami his tnr
The Hlecbnuie uo«ds It always on his iy<>,
hencli.
The Miner needs it in case of emergency.
The l'ieneer needs it—can’t get along without i.
The Farmer needs it in hi* house, his 6fcaM
and his stock yard.
The Htvnjnbmit man or the Hoiiiman need
It in liberal supply afloat and ashore.
The Ilorse-fnncior needs it—It Is his he
friend and safest reliance.
The Stock-grower needs It—it will! save ldt.
housands of dollars and a world of (rouble.
The Railroad man needs it and will need it s.
long as his life is a round of accidents mu! dangers
The ilacl&woodsmnn needs it. There is noth
ing like it as an antidote foi^he dangers to Ilf.
tlmb and comfort which surround tlie pioneer.
The Mercbutit needs it about his store antoi
Ills employees. Accidents will happen, and wh>
lliese com® the Mustang Liniment is wanted atone
Keep a lloltlo lathe House, ’Tie tli© l>retx -
economy. *’
Keep n Bolilc 111 the Factory. Its Immediate-
use in case of accitient saves i»ain and loss of wages.
Keep n Bade ^Isvnjrif In ti»o Sinblv for
SAP HhCO UAi
BILL HEADS, STATEMENTS,
LETTER HEADS,
TAGS, CIRCULARS, LABELS,
HANDBILLS.
us a trial order!
DIXON BROTHERS,
DEAERI.S IN
Dry Goods, Grocories, Provisions, Clothing, Bools, Shoes,
Crokery, Hardware and Furniture.
s2G-ly. Ellaville,ffa.
Bill 1 •T ) 1 »T I
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THE MOST COMPLETE FURNITUKE HOUSE
IN SOUTHWEST GA.
1 DEFY COMPETITION.
I have a complete stock of every kintlof furni¬
ture; such as fine parlor sets, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Bedsteads of every
description and prices to correspond. I cannot be excelled in quality of
goods and prices anywhere. There is nothing about your house iu the
way of furniture that I cannot furnish. 1 have all sorts and flatter my¬
self that I can suit you, if you will give me a Trial. Gall and examine
my stock. To those who have or are about to get married and w ill want
to furnish their houses, I insist that you give nte trial.
A nice line of Silver Plated and Crockery ware; alse a nice liue of
clocks and lamp goods at prices that defy competition.
I). B. HILL, AMERICUS, GA
December 24th, 1886.
WEBSTER WACON COMPANY
Is dosing out its business and
-V, i has on hand
a fine stock of
OVER 4000!
Of their Celebrated Truss AxleW agon*
of all stylos and sizos, which wall be sold
FARM WAGONS GREAT -AT REDUCTION A-
PJOW SS THE TIME TO BUY AT A BOTTOM PRICE,
11 A ^ o-aablo, ll gon made and from YVn«it Virginia Oak, Hickory, and Poplar, the best quality pr°-
market. superior in every particular to inferior grades now
tilO Em'iraco th> opportunity and aavo money.
All Wagons are v.arranted for ono yean
Our farewell offer. WEBSTER WACON CO,
Write for prices and terms. MOUNDSVtLLE. Marshall C.„ W. Va.
C-^SIEa: STOEE!!
fi. W.nill’LKY & ro.
MAN EJl ST RECEIVED a New nnd Complete Stock of Dry Goods,
Not ions, 1 Inis, Shoes, etc., etc., and invite the public to cull and exam¬
ine Goods and I’rices before purchasing elsewhere. We have marked
our goods without credit prices, and CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.
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MILLINERY!! MILLINERY!!
We have just purchased a Full Line of the tastiest styles ot LA I’ll*
HATH anil BONNETS, and llat and Dross Trimmings, which w p 1
pose to sell
CHEAPER THAN ANY AMEUICUS HOUSE
can do.
MRS. UIIIPLEY will the Ladies. Call on her and site w ill
serve
show you BARGAINS.
LOW PRICES!!
BALL OirWKniMXG CARDS
EXCURSION BILLS,
COMMERCIAL headings,
LEGAL RLANKX
Call and see samples!