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Aft it tin 1 . thn Mill if* y ''l < 'ul ',V liH hi \ • ii-.K N III' tin I';u n 1 iilurl Stairs Semite follows, 11 11 - 111 Atlanta journalisiii’ BHHpdci]>rct ‘ v ‘i,^'^ ; .';?Pt | a]iliic i.ays the new college |||||jlß'ii \\ csl(*\an at Nf&on co 'tains aiid twelve rooms, with HHReisund ami seventy openings, in (£ both door aiul windows. Mivc of the rooms are intended isic rooms, ninety-one will be S^Bilt' 1 and the remainder comfort ;i- HHiI hed rooms. The buildir will ’Ts^sßk la, e two hundred hoard ini' pu imated that tig- average I w heat in the I'nited States months from thrashm}' IlHHHdly ii per cent, lienee ninety nHHjHh tile maehine is as i*ood as SI ini', to say nothin!' of insu- HH|Hand interest on money. It is ‘’T;\^BP , le, however, this year, that wheat proportionately higher sA HHths lienee than it is now. Corn wii in well cribs, from 20 Mho per cent, between husking time jl^vpring. inssK' -—• —• ‘A-He I‘biladelphia Farmer says many BKnsdig their potatoes and dump on the bai n door to see if any will !■ before taking them to the cellar for SBKiter. There would be but little ole H*ction to this, if Uie tubers were not CVxiioaed to the ligl* and their quality Bhjtfured thereby. The correct thing to Rs to sort and store as soon as possi ■T after digging. This saves the loss Bruin sunburn and exposure to the Bight, even if the sun does not shine on Pthem, both of which injure the quality of tiiw tubers for table use. Besides r this, it is best t(M.ore the potatoes in as cool a place at once. This l used to be the method years ago, before ■the rot affected the crop: They were Bakeu to the cellar ibrect from the field. Kid sorted at leisurtlduving wet or cold G A.. Oct. 2.>nl, 182. o 'v s " u ‘ * (>on * card from “M. K." recommcnd- WHe nomination of Air. Hardy Smith ■gtfßiax Receiver. Permit me through columns to endorse this suggestion HH I ask the goinl people of our coun the same by their ballots. Mr. is well known in ibis comnmniiy deserving man, working iii^B 1 ' a,l > tll ing lie can get to do. it b;> chopping wood at 2d cts. or selling goods behind a coun- such men deserve eneourage especially when in addition to be- cripple himself he has an aibieted HKwho can never be any tiling but a ;i aear burden perhaps, hut a heavy one upon a man §> lavs to earn his daily bread by his labor. Permit me to add that Mr. is fully competent to discharge r the duties of this ottice and certainly as ! deserving a man as can be found. He is strictly temperate, a church member ydul a man of unblemished reputation. Bind 1 for one propose to east rny ballot ■ for him. 1 " Truly Yours. F. S. estimates for the Office De partment for IHB4 are over a half a mil lion less than the appropriations for 18- 83- This is most substantial showin° r for tins department. The rule in all . the departments has lieen to pile oa an i amount much greater than the depart wnent expects to get and a good deal Bnore than it does get." It must ho tak ■en into consideration tliat the service increases at the rate of ten’per Irat. each yea'-, and with this increase past year the department Inspects io provide fm the whole \\ ith BBf a million less money. 9K novel iiglit occurred in a stalde in :||Mmcil Bluffs lietween a stallion and a |HI dog. The fight lasted move than uu', ;md*was s.> furious that no one ifJßfd enter to interfere. After fata’K H^B s i"g Bie dog the horse threw it out the stall with its teeth. 'llielfrcnklfeatUell. bell salutes my ear: ring loud iiud clear, Jlflme it isßsed to sound in vain. my dyspeptic pain. • liiißrier'aame to my relief my.dyspepl igrief. wf well. break List '%ir inii F* ‘nant I of the Fastraan riot ers were executed at the jail in liast ■ktau. Shipman the sixth one was res ented by Governor Colquitt. QElla Moore,.Simon O’Quinn, Joe King. Reddy Powell and Bob Donaldson were the five executed—four men and one woman, all colored. They were escort ed by Floyd Kiftes from Bibb jail to the jail at Eastman. Onr readers remember the main facts in the riot, that brought these five un fortunate colored i>eople to the gallows The five were all arrayed on the scaffold side by side and the rope adjusted about their necks. And at 1 o’clock the sher iff dropped them into eternity. They talked very little-some of them dis claiming to the last their guilt. There is no record of the gallows iu Georgia that compares with this execu tion. I u addition to the five persons executed seventeen were sent to the penitentiary for life. BUCKS OHIO AID. Last week the Atlanta Republicans met to consult and speak in behalf of the candidacy clerk of A. E. Buck,who once commanded a negro regiment and is now a candidate for Congress agaimst lion. X. J. Hammond. Pledger went to Ohio to disgust the voters of that .State with his miserable misrepresenta tions of Georgia, and the result was aljout 30,(KM) Democratic majority and a grdn of eight or ten Congressmen. Xow at tiiis Republican meeting in Atlanta, Walter S. Thomas a precocious young mulatto of Ohio was tike orator of the occasion. He said, says the Constitution: That the voters should send to con gress Colonel A. E. Buck, a gentleman represent their interest and and not Colonel Hammond, who would not represent them. He said Georgia would want a protective tariff and referred to the iron and coal inter ests of the State, and asserted that the tkii iff question would be the great sub ject for tle next Congress. He then reviewed the tariff questjfb, and gave its history from tike beginning. The speaker took up the public schools of the south and compared it with the public schools of the west, and referred to the fact that the first colored graduate of the ( olumbus high school was as black as jet. In Ohio, he said, there wer no three month schools, but that in eeery school district a ten month’s teriu.vlle declared that the republican party was thwest friend to the public school sys tem, and that it was the party which g:ure the soitla its first public schools. ll%ssserted that the only |way for the coKred race to elevate itself was to ac cumulate property, acquire knowledge and vote the republican ticket. The speaker said that lie never saw a color ed democrat in his life. * The republicans of Ohio were defeat ed on the high protective tariff question as much as any other. The people of Georgia are not prepared to be instruc ted by an Ohio mulatto in the matter of paying for benefits to the few protected classes. His school ideas will be about as healthy to the tax-payers of Georgia as his tariff views. Though a mulatto he 8 -ems well versed in the ways of burden ing the masses to protect a few. Triangular Murder. peculiar and shocking trag edy occurred at Knoxville Tennessee last week. Genl. Mabry and Major O’Connor had had some trouble about kthe transfer of some property from Ma- to O’Connor. Mabry sent word that he should not live Aid thaHie would kill him on sight. % O’Connor was standing in the door oil the Mechanics national bank, of which he was president. General Mabry and another gentleman were walking down Gay street, on the opposite side from the bank. O’Conner stepped into the bank, got a shot gun, took deliberate aim at General Mabry and fired. Mabry fell dead, being shot in the left side. As he fell O’Connor shot again, the shot taking effect in Mabry’s thigh. O’Con nor then reached into the bank and got another shot-gun. About this time Jo seph A. Mabry, Jr., sou of General Ma bry, came rushing down the street un seen by O’Connor until within forty feet, when young Mabry, fired a pistol, the shot taking effect in O’Connor's breast, passing through the body near the heart. The instant Mabry snot, O’Connor turned and fired, the load taking effect in young Mabry’s right breast and side. BOTH FALL DEAD. I Young Mabry fell pierced ty buckshot, and almost instantly O’Connor fell dead without a struggle. Young Mabry tried to bufc fell back dead. The whole tragedy occurred within two minutes, and neither of the three spoke after he was shot. General Mabry had about thirty buckshot in his body. A bystander was painfully wounded in the thigh with a buckshot, anil anoth er w;is wounded in the arm. Four other men had their clothes pierced by buckshot. The affair caused great ex citement, and Gay street was thronged with thousands of people. General Mabry and his son Joe were acquitted only a few days ago of the murder of Moses Lusby and Dan. Lusby, father and son, whom they killed a few weeks ago. M ill Mabry was killed by Dan. Lusby last Christmas. Major Thomas O’Connor was president of the Mechan ic's national bank and was the wealthiest man in the state. EDGAR L. ROGERS, SID D. SMITH. Roprs k Ml, Barnesville, 6a. Entirely New & Fresh Stock Carefully Selected. % We purchased at spot cash prices and having no clerk hire to pay are able to give the custom er the * G reatest Adya n tages. AYE HAVE IX STOCK Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Shoes* Hats, &c., &c. We will give Special Bargains in Gentlemen’s GliiM Give IT* a Trial. ftv Fogers & Smith. Tfcrk JrrM an the Uvi-rT^B Stomach, Boh Ki.liif Blood. .Hi As prepared by Dr. H. Mozley, m his (Lemon Elixir, is apleasant lemon dnnk. a substitute for all Cathartic and Liver Pills, that positively cures all Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Headache. Malaria. Kid ney Disease, Dizziness, Colds, Loss of Appetite, Fevers, Chills, Blotches, Pimples, all Impurities of the Blood, Pain in the Chest or Back, and all oth er diseases caused by a disordered liv er and kidneys, the first great cause of all fatal diseases. For sale by druggists—so cents half pint bottle. Prepared by 11. Mozley, M. D., Atlanta, Ga., and." St. Louis, Missouri. For sale by Druggists in Barnesville & Driver Bros., Zebulon, Ga. If your Druggist Iras not got Lemon Elixir send me 50c and I will send von a bot tle. H. MOZLEY, M. D., Atlanta, Ga. McBMDE A CO. Atlanta Ga.. manufacturers show ca ses and Southern agents for Seth Thom as clocks, and Lambeth's fly fans, and own the celebrated Gate city stone wa ter filter, and Cherry 's steam fruit and vegetable dryer for the world. Prices forwarded on application. A few bushels of the celebrated Bill Dallas seed wheat can be had by appli cation to IL J. Powell. GEORGIA—Pjkk County.—Application will be made to the court of Ordinary of I’lke county at the first regular term after expiration of thir ty days, from this dat • n< tlce, for leave to sell the land belonging to the estate of Emily J. Fields late or said county deceased tor the bene - nt or heirs and creditors ot said deceased this Au gust 21st, 1882. 8. .T. HALE, Administrator. KING OF THE SINGERS. ML S • B Above is the exifll representation of the SEWING MACHINE we sell for TWENTY DOLLARS. It every respect the very best of iR Singer Stvlaof Machines. Finishln in the finest manner,witu Uie latest im]^-o v einents for winding ■he bobbin, the most couveuienjl style of table with extension leaf/ large drawers, mul beautiful cover, —it a rival, Tie Kin 01 jjpr MACHINES. The sold by the Singer Cos., for SSO. We do not you to toi it until ycfi see wnat you are muying. We only wish to know that you real ly intend to buy a machine, and are willing to pay* S2O for the Best iu the i Market. Write to us, stfcding the name of your nearest railroad station and we will send the machine and stractions and to exaifflrc it before you it. Address WILMARTH & CO., 1828 Nor# 20th, St., ocll2 Philadelphia, Pa. lILGI Thi Great Speoific for Neuralgia and Headache. MAYOR’S Office, ) Leesburg, Va., April 19, 1579. j" Messrs nutehisop & Bro; It affords me pleas ufc to testify to tje great virtues of vpur “Neu nllglne and sick Headache. It is tlidptst reme dy for these most distressing complanTFs I have ever used. It should be in every family In the country. Yours truly. Geo- R. Head. Mayor of Leesburg, Va, HUTCHINSON & BRO., Proprietors, Atlanta, Georgia. Sold by all druggists. marts PATENTS Wo ecu! :iA sfto a .it as* Solicitor a 1 1 r Patents, Caveats, i'ru'.lf. Murks, Copyrights, etc., i the Uutted States, aiiana. Cuba, Kngiamt, France, Germany, etc. Wa .mve l*ul tllirtyfivc j tars’ experience. Patents obtained through ti 9 are noticed In the Pci x-n: ic American’. This large and splendid illu*- •atrd week 1 y paper, $ 3.20 a year,shows the Progress ! ie:>eo. is \ ery interesting, and has an enormous ircu :iti" i. Address MUNN A CO., Patent Solicl >rs, l i;b's. 1 1 Scientific American, 3T Park Row, Nov York. ImniUiwik about Patents free. ONE BOTTLE of Perry Davis’s Pain Killer TRY If! Will often do Wonders for a Whole Family I Notice. Is hereby given that unless objections be filed in this office on or before the first Tuesday in November next, an order will be passed chang ing the Zebulon and Fayetteville road beginning at or near Stearnesvtlle and running due north on land line one mile thence Northwest intersec tn; old road near O. A. Dickerson’s residence, al so making public the road leading from Jake Matthews Col, passing A C Brooks. Dlsmuk; place intersecting Flat Shoals Hoad at G W By order of the Court. C F KEDDIXG Oct. 3rd ISS2. ’ ‘ A CLERK. IHEUNOpMSgI Payees' Automatic Farm Engines OF ALL Kl N 08.—Established MMO. I jj, | u c 11P ” w. PSTJfE A SOTtsTßox MOO, Corn in*, S. T. MMOI/fESim tktwoUd. For Pamphlets and Price augs-2m ~j ;[■_; ■ fcjpyOa week. SIS a day at made Out fit Ki. P. Brooks & Cos:, DEALERS IX Groceries Provisions, ANT) W ui FM7 SB of Every Dmpti, FORSYTH, - GEORGIA^ ANNOUNCEMENT „ . . . . Forsyth, Ga„ Sept, 2Nh. 1882. To Our Patrons And Friends. And The “Consuming” Public Generally: It is with unfeigned pleasure that we take this opportunity and means of extending our thanks to our friends and patrons for their support and favor; and we hope by continued and unremitt ing attention to rheir interests asany who may favor us with thetr patronage iu the fu ture. to merit and secure their continued patronage and good will. We have the following •'oods to offer tor less money than we have ever offered before; New Catch Mackerel Bagging and'Ties, Floor, Sug.ir, CofKc, Meat, Hams, Tobacco, Soap, Soda, and many other articles not necessary to mention, we simply say come and price and we will make It to yo’ir lntert. octi Very Respectfully, ' r<p. BROOKS & CO. New Liverv Business. Having purcliased the livery stable of Mr. A. Murphey, we propose to keep first class teams for hire. Milieu and Hordes for sale and conduct a first class livery business In e very respect. BUGGIES FOR SALb. We will also keep in stock a full line of Buggies including the celebrated COLUMBUS BUGGY COMF’NY’S Light running buggies which we warrant In every particular. • Un-dertalcer’s Bii^ness. We propose also to do an Undertaker’s business axd will keep In stock a full assortment of burial cases and robes, Nice hearses under careful management will attend all burials. ROSE & MATTHEWS. fCLJIK IHHSOn Indian Blodd Syrup* res all diseases of the Stomachj Liver, Bowels, Ineys, Skin and Blood. MILLIONS testify to efficacy in healing the above named diseases, and pronounce it to be the BEST REMEDY KNOW TO MAN. TRADE MARK. -A- ODBIST wA. IST 3D a Labratory 77 West 3d Street, New York Dr. Clark Johnson:—l had Chills and and the ous medicines proved useless. At last, t SYRUPjpiich speedily cured me. C. W. STBICKLAOTT * G 7 Wv HALi T , WHOLESALE AND White Pine Sash, B lids, GLAZED SASI^^^^DING, Staftailim, Newel Posts, Builder’s Harwe. No. 30 South Broad Street, - - - • Atlanta, i * A THE A. £T TERM OF Gordon Institute. Barnesville,Ga. Will open on MONDAY, AUgMst 2lst, ISB2, with the same corps of eariAhAnthuslastic teachers, that have labored so Udefatlgably In the past to build up In worthy of the support of an Intelligent, progressive community, we aredetermlnewto keep the school in all of Its departments fully up to the high standard It has ma iutained in the past, and to meet the demands of the times have reduced the terms to the following very low 0 = 9 Senior and Junior Classes, per month $5 oo primary Department M $2 oo Sophomore, Freshmen and Ist Grade 400 Music 400 2d. 3d, and Ath Graded s 00 | Board 12 00 Thanking our friends for the liberal support of the past year, we respecffully solicit Its contln ance. For further Information address, CHARLES E. LAMBDIN. President. W. H. WOODALL, Secretary. jans-iy STEWART & SMITH, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEA LERS IN Stoves, Tinware Cutlery and 90%, FernisMiur IPLumbing 6g Whitehall Sti^t, DON’T FORGET jWI T. J. Plumber,Gas & Steam Fitter j| Tin Roofing and GalvaifcSci Iron Cornice, GAS AND OIL CHANDELIERS , OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 13 tli Tabs, Marble Wash Stands, Hot Water Boilers, Cooking Ranges, Fountains, Force and Gift Pumps. RUBBER HOSE. 9 # Steam Gruages. "Water Guages, Steam Whistlers, Steam Valves and Oilers, Gas Steam and "Water Piping, Write for prices to T. y. CARLING , mar3o 35 Ckßtou Avenue, Mac-00, Ga. Notice- Aii the persons Indebted to the estate of Ben jamin Trice deceased are hereby requested to present their accounts In accordance with the law. And all who are Indebted to the estate will please come toward and settle. C. T. TRICE. Administrator octl9. Administrator’s Sale- By virtue of an order from the court of ardlnar of Pike county will be sold at the mill near the Jackson Road four miles from Zebulon. One Portable saw mill and 12 horse power engine and mill fixtures complete and In good order, also one extra large Iron Saw mitt frame, Dray, log wagon two wagons, mules and ether articles of Personal property belonging of the estate of Thomas L. Simmeriey deceased. Sale to com meace al 10 o'clock on Saturday the 4th day of November next. Terms Cash. ANGIA SIMMERLEY. Admr. T. L. Simmeriey. TV niTTlf * T *• *• I lllliffl ATLANTA. UA. I ■ ■ | Reliable a valence givn and \J HABIT referent-# to cured patient* ■ and physicians. CTT TJ T> B * nrt lor m - v Book on til# U itij Habit and its Cure. Free. •AWING MACHINE I % fj} p *y Issst"* Policies Paid in Thirty Days! .Absolute! y Safe-. THE MEN UDVOBIf Mutual Relief Assoc Mon, OF ATLANTA, GA. ssues policies 0f152,000 ln-class C. $2,n00 in class D and In clas# D class 2, sls jer month. In this class holders of certificates cau man in 30 DA_"sntl* after the certificate has been issued, The oldest aud only company chartered In Fulton county. sea local agent or address, 1 Men t Women's Mutual Relief Association, Cur. Broad ami Hunter Sts.. Atlanta, Ga, octlt MOORE’S . Business l University , ATLANTA, GEORGIA. A- r.andard instuMk. Established xflH The Business WorftHn Miniature. lust rated Cirqpkir. dVnnsetc. WELL FIXED FOR ROOM JOHN KEELEI^H *‘Tlie Leader of Low Prices.” Has added on to his already Mammoth Concern still another store room, making his store the largest rßgglj SOUTH OF PHILADELPHIA. 1 He shows an acre and a half of floor crammed and jammed full of j)ry Goods. Nothing like it SoB *IS FALL STOCK IS NOW IN.fl If is fasonTfic/lT IS COfapLEJE. if IS PRICES 4#i£ JifE His New Millinery and Cloak Rooms will eclipse anything in for beauty aud convenience. 1100 Running Feet of Counter devoted to the sale ofDry Go^^r! 125 Feet Coui. cr devoted to the sale of Shoes ! NEW CLOAKS! NEW CLOAKS! J Cloaks by the Thousand. New Jackets. New Dolmans. New Ulstsrs. NEW BLACK iILK§ & CAIHHEREI^ New Colored Silks, Cashmeres, etc. French Novelties in Dress Goods. Nobody will sell them as cheap as I will. Be sure to examine fine Dress Goods before you make your purchases. lam making a point on Dres6 Good* this season. 1 have the best stock ofMedium and Low Priced Dress Goods Offered in aJH lanta. f NEW FLANNELS, W Embracing everythimyiiade in White, Red and Blue Flannels. New styles Sacking Flannels, etc. A truly® Superb Line. * 1 PRICES ! ' V* # Fifty pieces beautiful Embroidered Flannels. Linen Goods in fine variety, 'embracing all classes of "oods longing to this department. The best Stock of Hose and Gloves in the southern states. All the in Kid Gloves. • ® g 9 A Grand Stock of Gloves. of New Cassimeres for Men’s ana Boys wear. Proofs, Sackings, Jeans^Tweeds, etc., in The Best Stock of Shoes in C.eorgia! The largest y assortment of in the best grade Shoes Every thing mentionable in Ladies’ Gents Misses’ and Boys’ and Infant’s Shoes, Boots, etc, J QUIRTS ! SHIRTS * SKIRTS 2 The largest and best of Men’s aud Boys’ Shirts ever offered in the south. So largo is the assortment of shirts that a retailed list of deserving this line is simply impossible, but suffice it to say that shirts of any size‘Trom the tiny 1 1-inch neck of tire small boy up to the ‘‘full grown” 18Linch j neck in gent's size, can hereAe found in white and colored, in every grade made and at any price, I J propose to sell a shirt, the list made ill America, at that particular price, A line Whe % B ' W THE IATEST MlUff MIST PRICES LIES THDIII JMEIET’S HUM ig| ThoussMs of special attractions in every department, and other tilings of interest,„but too nnmerw to BBj mitjf motion here, at | JOHN KEKLY’S J sept2Bt£ NOS. 58, 00, 2 AND 04 WHITEHALL STIKT, GA JB HA PPY QREMNtnI V I J I hanks be to the Divine e for ll is to ns this year. While "loom an<i almost dspair stared 11s in the face iu the early Spring.He has since given us rain ana sunshine in'due , and our lands have produceAbeyond our most sanguine expectations, and our liearts are all full and we arß all glad and rejoicing. We tha#fhe dark hour lias past and that the country is once more on the roadß to prosperity. A ■ Our Mr. A. J. BLALOCK and W. O. STAFFORD are now in New York our usual # > f ] which would occupy too much space and time to attempt to enumerate. Will simply say we can supply Kin 1 every want and invite competition. We will take great pleasure in showing our goods aud giving prices tether you buy or not. We give you cordial injjpation to make ftur HOUSE HEADQUARTERS 1 % f To th£ ladies especially extend this have the most convenient and comfortable store in town, We keep eomfortßde fires during the our front door especially for them. TO THE aOTTOESELLER 9 have equally as pleasant and comfortable accAimoc]|l9, and in addition to all this we have stable and Bmp houses our friends and patrons. W^iayc t THE ONLY FIRE PROIfF WAREHOUSE f ** g '• • 1 in town, with ample room una handling cotton. W r c will be pleased to handle your cotton, and A we guarantee at all times, whether wet or dry, high or low, the • HIGHEST MARKET PBICE, t We are anxious to Rio your business and supply your everjßKlnt. We make specialty of no one or two ar tißps but of all, in <£less variety; and now thanking you io^your % l J • Generous Liberal Patronage. 1 In the past we cordially and ask a of the same, promising every thing that is fair, and right, and Truly •STAFFORD, BLALOCK & CO. Baruesville, Ga., September 7, 1882. HoWto LIVE! household knowledge for the NMUaillkeitl tioiafflut! unequaled in authorihin. and dull particulars now. Outfit and in<H|MPßaw to sell, free to actual agents. Suc caaa fuaFanWed faithful workers. State experience, if any. and territory desired. W. X. Thom paw, nhUaher, 4(H Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. For Sale. 3,000 Bushels Red Rust Proof SEED OA TS AT 50 cents per bushel can be purchased by applying to T. E.WSE, The Rock, Ga, augsi ,ONLY92O llllilM for a PHILADELPHIA SIXGEK of this style. Equal to any in the market. Jte- Tuctnber, m send it to be iv.an ILOf A -a attained before you pay for it. This is the sain-stylo BflH other companies retail for SSO. ■ Jl/ pri All Machines warranted for 3 W aAAjJflfigtCA cularandTestimonials. Addreei f wm* *S CHARLES A. WOOD 100., 17Meitk8t,PkiliMpkii,k iCFMTQ W>uilML b,ku4u iiiuinwaui. SSSSSJfi & Bibles Jgjf* Y- ££,■ The Excelsior Stove House.) OUR STOCK IS SOW COMULR^K. ~ Stoves/ Ranges, /uriiaceS House Furnishing Goojp, Steam, Gas and Water Pipe, Fittings, Stearuß Gauges, Globe Valves, Stop Cooks, Whistles, Pumps, Rubber Hose, Oiß Stoves, Slate and Marbelized Iron Mantels and Grates, Stamped and Plain Tinware, all at prices to suit the Don’t fail to examine tnis stock" before purchasing elsewhere. Agen“ f>£ Knowles Steam Pump and Mack’s Patent Injector. Contractors for Keam and Gas Fitting Galvan ized Iron Cornice, Window Caps, Door Mteads, Tin Roofing a specialty. Manufacturers of Concrete Sewer and Drain Pipe. BUNNIOUT & •BELLINGRATH i sept2B-2ra 36 Peachtree atscet, Atlanta, Ga. ( BROWN’S NATIONAL HOTEL, NEARLY OP POST DEPOT, MACON. - - - ' - CUV.ORG IA. J E. E. BROWN & SON, Proprietors. | 3R. -ZA. -D OLL ar s Vid IFt - A P. 0., I raukliu Cos., K) ~ f! !>S &£!*£/<Has the m— r healthful location m tIH ■irmMbHBXMHkM and CollejM|