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THE MONITOR. ». C. SUTTON, Editor. Mi. VERNON GA. AUGUST 12 1888. E itered at tha post office at Ml. Vtrnon (hr. as stvoiut-duss nuitti r. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. (CASH IS ADVANCE, ) Twelve months sl.r>o Six months Four months JU If pavmont is not made in advance, or within the first month after the name is entered on „nr t,ooks, it will be charged for at the rate of two dollars per annum. RATES OF ADVERTISING. Odo inch one insertion $lO3 Each subsequent insertion One inch one month One inch three months 5.00 One inch six months 7 00 One inch twelve month** * _■' One quarter column one month .. 5.00 One quarter column twelve months.2s.oo One half column one month 7.50 One half column twelve months. . 40.00 One column one month 10.00 One column twelve months...... -75.00 Advertisements from responsible par ties will be published until ordered out, when the time is not specified in the copy, and charges made accordingly. Communications for individual benefit or of a personal character will be charg ed for the same as advertisements. Legal advertisements, tlio rates of which are regulated by law, are payable in advance. Announcements of candidates for oflier, five dollars, in advance. In accordance with an act of the Legislature, legal advertisements will be inserted in the Monitor at the following rates For eaoh 100 words, 75 cents for each in sertion for the first four insertions; for each subequent insertion, 35 cents for each 100 ■wards. No advertisement considered less tli.nn 100 words. Each and every word and initial, including caption, date and signature will be counted. Every figure counted as a word. LOCAL ITEMS. —“Miss Lizzie, let's youand I get married, and leave the country!” Willie Mcßae returned from a trip to Ma con Tuesday.— See the announcement, of ,T. N. Miller, for Tax Collector. Ho is a good and competent man for the place, and will make a good offi cer if elected. —The hogs in the vicinity of town aro al dying np with the cholera. The air is fetid with the stench from their decaying carcasses, all the time. —Read the announcement of .Tamos B. Dar , Bey for (Sheriff, in another column. He is pop ular. well qualified and promises well. He’ll shako somebody up. if somebody don’t mind. Jon,.. McNatfA Co. have commenced the erection of a new store house on a vacant lot hack of their present location. Carpenter E. R. McPhail lias the job in baud, amt lias al ready commenced work on it. —The Presbyterian church has just been the recipient of a coat of paiut, inside and out. It has also been furnished with a new set of seats. The edifice now presents a very neat appear ance. Great credit is due, ill regard to these much needed improvements, to tlio efforts of Rev. W. A. Jones, the pastor, who did a goodly portion of the painting with Ill's own bauds— working for nothing and hoarding himself. —Mrs. Mattie Mason, who has been spend ing Borne months visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Smith of this place, left on Saturday last, via Spring Hill, where she will spend a few days with her sister Mrs. Powell, for Florida where we understand she and her husband will make their future home. And she took with her the the fairest and brightest of her sex, her little daughter Rirdie. If wo never see the little sprite again, we shall always feel thankful for the privilege of having seen and loved her. Installation Service.— Rev. J. W. Montgomery, Rev. J. Qnsrterman and elder J. N. Miller, a commission from the Savannah Presbytery, will hold religious ser vices at the Presbyterian church at this place, on Saturday and Sunday, the 14th and 15th of August, to install Rev \V. A. Jones as pastor of said church. Ordination of deacons and elder will take place at that time. Every member of the Presbyterian church is expected to attend, and all other church members, and the public generally, are invited to attend. Services to commence ou Saturday and close on Sunday. —A burglary was committed upon our office last Sunday night, or eveniug. On Monday morning upon repairing to the office to open np for the day, we found that mo door had been forced open hv pushing against it and forcing off the catch that secured the bolt of the lock. It was evidently an attempt to break the store of William McLemore, which is separated from the office only by a partition. The evidences of the attempt to pry open the partition door are plainly visible. The at tempt to enter the store, however, was a failure, and the job a miserable botch, unworthy the efforts of a professional cracksman. No dam age resulted, except the breaking of the door and knocking a small amount of type into pi. —Last Saturday while we were absent at Lothair, Mrs. C’ T. Smith, in company with her husband, called at our office and left ns a nice present of a bottle of wine. Being a Good Templar, we cannot drink it, but we have dili gently searched through the constitution and by-laws, rules and regulations, and we find nothing ill them all that forbids us to Bmell of the cork! Solomon, who was a pretty Good Templar, says “Look not thou upon the wine When it is red, when it giveth its color in the enp, when it moveth itself aright;” and we W'sildn’t if it ever, ever irrml'l be any other color than red; and every time we look upon it, it giveth its color in a big quart bottle, and al ways moveth itself to the left. It is red, though —we confess that much. Seriously, we were glad to get the wine; for We have a puny littleboy in nop rGeorgia. "-'h . ■will soon he here, and who at times is necesr u rily compelled to have a little wine, or he s ir* - iy would die. Sometimes we have those spells, |o<.—when We see how the lit*le fellow eniovs —Judge Phil Mcßae made a dying '.sit to j Dublin a few days igo. —Mr. Joseph Filmei his mother little ad- | yertisement in our paper Oil's wo k. —Congress bus r.JjotutK'l —thank Gml j for that much. —The choir predict* last night nt Mru Peterson's was a success. —Col. W.J. I>aly, of Lothair, paid us a short call Tuesday evening. —Miss Ophelia Bnzemore looked in on j us the other evening—and smiled. So did Miss Mamie Mcßae. —The Good Templars'meet to-mor row night. The new officers will be in stalled. Como out. if you lutv the p.; word. —Judge 11. K. McCay died last week, and the Atlanta liar in a body, about 305 strong, have ma le application for the vacant Judgeship. Mrs. Ike Mizello, who has ben foi some time visiting her parents, Mr.- and Mr. J. T. McCullough of this place, lies returned to her home in Melrose Florida. —Candidates are beginning to announce. Thai’s right. We hear thero itre others, hut we guess they're joking. VVe doll i know any man for a candidate until he announce- t is name as such iu the Monitor. How ou earth could we. —We have expected the secretary of the 8. S. A. to furnish with >.i. fleial list of the ollioers tlect dattfi meeting of fho Associati-'*n, but we huv. so far been disappointed. —Several communications —all in far; that cutnoin after Tin s»l:’.y—aro nece; vi rily postponed until next week, as w. hud to he away on protensipiuil hnsiin-s yesterday all day. Next w 1; they win appear, however, it they are of a nature to keep over. —The celebrated ease of mistaken identity, known as the Pioree-W'eavc case, was definitely settled lust week, by the identification of the man who v as arrested in Chattanooga under ti:e name of Pierce, by W. J. Ripley < t Inuin a ■ ■ ■ Ripley was sect down to At! ‘ .Its Weaver in the full belief tl the would find out to u certainty Unit the man was not Weaver. But the result was exactly the reverse of what she d probably hoped. —The “Mt. Vernon Farmer’s Clnb” —you’ve heard oft! at —entered n melon for the prize jester lav V Mbe fed ad to give its diuteiisi n“, but we can’t vio late our rule. It was bigger tl,;:' Lora Williams’s bug, bn f; •* : lev’s safe. It whs mi.-, d on oeitibiii guano, and brought up on the bottle. It is u had citizen, and mast ho nmdi mi example ff for the good of the rising generation. Tie butchery will occur on next Sunday night- “in the wen smit!! hours avont the t-wnl”—just as tiie bin glare eider our office twjrack Me- a iuoie ■ store. All the ladies adjacent to the dub are invited to cell and participate of tlio contents —it any. - The romr,-.i''tiiig tri .1 of N. (’■ b’.s> for Tvirtieiinitb nin the hu'-glary J ('. A. Ttlosf L’s safe, c.iroe off yesterday at Long Pond, before Justices Littleton Sharpe of that district, and W. i- Dalev of Lothair. The trial consumed almost tin* entire day, »n<l after a full and fair investigation, result, d m the Compti'b■ vindication of 3»fr. Gihhs. It is a matter of much regret to Mr. Mo: -oly and he friends, thatthej mould have hi ■ -n com pelled, by circumstances of so .picion, to cause the arn-st of an innocent man. — I’| le defendant was ably repr.-si-nfei! by Col. Beasley of Beidsvillc. Carswe ll & Sutton for the State. A Real Necessity. We presume there is barmy a la Iv to bo found iu our broad laud who. it sir does not already possess a sewing ma chine, expects some day to become the owner of one. But after the mind lias 1 up to purchase one • f tie inin-m"i ■ file articles, the quest.ion arieca as to what kind ol a machine to buy. It should be so mtiiply con*trnoh d that the most inexperienced can .suc cessfully ope lie it. Tin.- other points mainly to be cunsidetod, an t winch are the most, desirable, are durability, rapid ity, capacity for work, case of operation, regularity of motion, uniformity of ten sion and silence while ia i.neraiion. The “Light-Runuiug New Home” fills the above requirements, and is suid to combine the good points ot all sew ing machines, wirii the addition oi many new improvements and labor-saving devices. The price is no higher Than that of other machines, and every lady who is tlio happy posse -or of one m,;y rest M - sured she has iudw.i a tri u>.iru. ADVTSIITIHEJHtNT. Pounds par Bushel of Different Ixi’t**-1C - Wheat, GO Itis.; < ~ . < ear, 70; Bve 60; Oats, 32; White Potatoes, GO; Sweet Potatoes, s. if While IsaoiH, G.. i: ' u Beans, 45; Clover Seeds, GO. Timothy, 35; I'., ~ Seed, 50; Hemp, 42; Peas, 00; Bine Grass Seed. IBuck win at; 42; : ■■ Apples, 20: Onions, 57: Stove Co.-.' ffi: ' : Bran, 2"; I'listi.rinf. Hair. : Tur- in,:, “5: Uii slaekt d Lime, 30: Corn M' h 43; Salt, tine, 55; Salt, coarse, 50; Gr ,->i..'l Bo 21; J; ah y, 4 Homin', GO; Union So. , .... . Liquids. English pint, 20 .Vu .n hit V. ■■■/.: 4 1 pint (Ed#.)? 1 • k.m. (» ■> h Eng. and Am.);4l * i and Am.): tumblor, h;iif p;-:t (Ad- ; * nn.* - wine gla -i, 2 oz.; laiL'c v. i * A mon tea cap. 7 oz.; five Übl'.-fip'jo . 4 ox j 1 temrK. •. l oz. •eTnz-.mmiArm&r:tiff* rr- --. r x tj-’s’v —:*. -'• xtyvtuK Iher- ’• • \<,*r £ V 'tii 1 ,>■ •. ■", ; t ' r ' ,* ! p ot'-jip.rc rin 4 i‘ ) :■ ’ Any f • •*! ' i rpi*• y l ar.i fin: . 'AI j. corttT \ :.i .\» i a;u i’. The following io . • court, caleiulcr <f j Oconco circuit, accorduig to t’»o not) passed by thu last Legislature, and j which went into ufh cl yt; ist ol J auuai‘3 . Lauri ’», f tilth M, ndttys in lannr.ry and July. Dodge, 4tli Mondays in Febrnary and I August, continuing two « eks. ]>oidv, 2*l and J 1 .'.outlays in 51*i*‘h and Kcptocnber. ■\\ ilcox, Itli Mondays iu March uud j September. Irwin, Tuesday following M tndays aft* r 4th Mondays iu March and Sep tember. | Twiggs, 2*l Mondays iu April and, October. ’ ! Montgomery, 4th Mondays in April; and October. i Telfair, Tuesday after third Mondays in April and October. j Pulaski, 3d Mondays in May and No- : v -uilvi-, cot. tinning as long us ncces try. ’ Tiaii'-r- - " :»s been adjourned to; some tiuio in November. ~' It,l he old, heron- the court holes' <! >r V i n i vcountyGe 1 qia. within tlie legs’, hours 'f sail l , till first J ues ,li.\ in Reptemher 1310, to the higtu ■ * hi Idcr, for cash, the following property t ■ wit: One hundred and forty five acres ir land, lying and being in tho 276th district O. W of skill Hu; sty. bor.nili'il on the noitli hv 1. ails **f Austin mi tt'.e v*-rt. by laa !- "i D U ith 1 I in 1 1 1 a on tho east by lands of Mary Hugh' s: levied • oil : s its i>:-■ -.portv of ,T. \V. tlihl'S, t> sivlis!;. * ; 3 I'*i is.; n-1 from theJusti* * c oo! ". '!■: -h \ district G. M ; ill i'avo.-o;' sny s'U"£t j plaintiff. Levy made and returned to nie by | Clayton Morris constable. Writte ■ . • : !, ■ to :•> p •w. • i "■ said ’.and,’ Pr. fen >"i.7fl. .* iso, t the i tiun and . 11 . h ■ the stvvio terms, will ’ ■■ sold. V’tty io ' " 'I l.ouij Ivin ; and being iu the PiSbili disti'let <i it. ■-f ®.i,i ,-imnlv, hnuuded 0.. ihc unrih and east t>y ! li nWof M. i tonrson and on tht louth-ai 1 - * ■ by lands of N. Phillips; levie as theprop* ertvoi Floi ’■ Cnilina. to saw dy thvi e il fas issued I froiu the Justice’s court lirld in and for tho tho 12215 t district G. Al. i . Dyor of »Vit-«ox Oihbs f'.i. agr.i ' said id *'ol’ . ■ Proiicrtv pidotod or.: by A. V*. t’ollitis; 1 ' *■* ami r. tui - '. .>ne by P '■ ' T ’ ’' > 1 •’ 1 ' wiii*e■ ■ :i cos U-vv qi’.Mit i tonal!t ei | s ■ "Si.e. . be id ■,!>.' _ . J..s •;. *uk *oi:, slk 1 . Qeorria, J»?oatgouit'i*y v’onnty* To all whom iv may ■ mh»- v »: t, J. Miih*r 14/>.••".I 4 />.••". • ' t. *i hj iu due ffi’: i;• •’ •' : * 'l' ’ • 1 sij.'T»D(l for If it VC: u* - i lit ‘ t t I the f .hits c-f s.tid <h’< - -t ■ : ” I tion w T ill bo liCH’/fl v)ii th rivst inf-t p u-mbev next. Tub* A.n»*ii.st. 2-A , Pi' i C*( $3 35. st. Al L\. v-’T.I 'it ’• *’ 'i AOmKI«TIUT<):'i S ;• » f- V. ; A GKEEABY hf an or.lm; or t- C ■v\ rt ' ! xIL dimity of Ptloutpoiii o y o<»iuity, \ ! < "M j bti'oiT- tin! court io*ll t-'i ‘ ‘ Ui.Dv, Oi. the iTu end ay in S pt« in lx r ’<« Stiiifi U :. ! hours of ski :, the l.hlowu - ..um n h to | wit: . ?w!i hundred and fix-** ncT".- r -i *;■ 'lnc; m the 122tHt disinet, adjt i... .•; landn ‘J. 1 Mid cold a-: tlio proneilv oi Irwin pi y, iai • of said county, do vd. T« ■ • I'ihTHANV KtUV- V, Aoli.ilh’.l l ’.'Ll. Tl:i.: 2nd August 188 G. r. lc; ;. V X''lt k sOF ii ilcblJsa 14 j ~ - *> t). itroiii s. HdniiniHirator of tin cßtate # of 3)ary M.-dili, '••.tc. ol’Mp.id coniity, do itea. u n cl, re].i*' sontH to the e«»iu’t, by his j»i ti tit*n ditlv tiled in iny olti tlial. !io iuu« fnily Mtliuioiidered siiiil i):<i pi ; V.’ tl.ut lie dinmissetl from said administration. All per sons il! hn’D:i..ed Hil * , tllOi est i| • . I»< I’el'V i’.oli*j lied to Hh'*\v cause, if tiny o.irtt, on the lir-t . Menduy in Sepvuube** next, wdi.v Let tern of I jli-’.Lti.i vi<m iVoni Hitid es;?it. should j to KHid upplicant ns ]' v ' '' • A’.kx. Odioury. May 13th 18fcG. pr fee : i 50-tt.-i. - ■ . | .• . ■ '. V i ' -- - • ; ■■ -vv . *6 i ’v. I ■ j! y % •-■ .:i■:, , , " - . Xij H' '■ - Vi »t ,u | - ■ • ■• i I .. ■ i ■ h;Vf h., 4 -'■ • " ; y " ' p .. g . - y Organ. 0-olid]y elude. J —o }io L hi i ve• I . a 1. •• r - , • L Mi.*, iu r - :■/! ' :.A / ii • i ZLLVTruA-.T.D c.v .: EitsyiDraanCo.,,h s •. ,*-? /v-,h*. | i■ \ r '' - / \ ] nHt ■'" $ r a A ’V'* fi kj 4 1 ■' /! fkr't j I - »/] \|! '7 ;3 vV i ' ...A-" r. r: - :v rr I•'* -«' “ ■' ‘ ‘-•j m> mst. - .■■**«* rnutm t r.r. >" - j i U '-7 . r Up-.ff (: ■ , , j • ; • • • . ; i l I , ( , C. 't -sr *f y. --e ' • ; m U §l3Bl 80. ESTABLISHED 1859. Iteovefnl Now 1 t > r. I t I’iaiie. «•!?. •' H.l --V- ’’ J 3 t'A id'..':. . «■ : V Cuts mo- .»>*": :.iy?f.' -'2'W li . nvv.mlim rab ■ ■ y vr» b I* lie. in-inn'.', v r r -7'” ' i ’ t It. a* iSbsN^v'yAjiHfJl jwpulsriiyof t . uruau MS ;* ■ niown by th»> WliXldlllFl L. y, VIAIS Our inero:»M«’u fftt-illtioH f r thn nmnn fucturo of P*unon tint Or, mm »•:. dd * ' 0:1 r in —. v ,-t .•un * nt j i'i : HUAI • LiS'l* 4.U‘ Alt' .{ I<> \ prtivfl thaw in id fil'd for . iiSt IniVuor oucs. - 4 . n- i-M , <>( 4 r \ . -x. talu j’’. 'ii:v\nv in r’-\ »u»J P&A+'t'y'Zt?* tho inforiuatjen tlrttirod . til GUI’ Eli/<v » ~>l litolrumoiat* nr»' wnr l ' vnnSIM’SIYAKAUH fT i."'V' ■ '* r ' rnd .tr ■h» utmyv, hero ou ; r M\ :v • \ . ».*• »!;i\ 'h ttnal. !• • ~ v - .’ , v V,M R jyal <>« n «'rran. Solid {• hvd ~V-’ Blwic Wiihiut c ns**, for PIC . ffi,': . If oul> ew. Mil' ’ yrli S.ndfm miutratoU<’at fclri ' .a\ ttliiiau-. jT/I.e ;♦ ' •.* 0 M’- I 'huu u mention tins A ' paper when you write. WasMnglosi, Warn n Co., N. J, P. P. A. 'L r?-' 7 ■ •i. - 'S X tot€the , ... pi . . " '*•, v-:5 • •* - ,f s v . v- \ r 1 ~ yn. rrn _ £ ■ *••• • * ad jaost C l! •*' -' : J • ,--r> ■: .-•-V-'D % ff -' -’.-ffi 7 C X. d v -jj . MADE. s'- - ; - '*<**'s -f W: t jr.r f '• Priest '■ !; ..li CfiAe - SA. -V .. | . • RS 6 GO., Indianapolis, Ind. T H K TEOf zmss W/iiON AND WHEEL WORKS, I'j.l'Jx’, OlilO. rrrffr 1 >v j /;;.y > riV ■ A V ./ ; ,;'V\y ,I I M MU M/i\V T!<>. 25 ROAD WAGOT*. ManufDcttiJL.’ for the Trade, smm mms, h^iTS, v **u*i°J • b iC li Ui \ &3. I .«£Z ITO«* «' : ’ ' «’ >. Dri p us a postal curd nml wo will ■ jUrtyoi to * ur ngf.l i. .; i-c.it von, or i-.il iss yon onrselvss with .lalognn ami i’rn.oa. Scy imp ri 'A TROY, OHIO. HfiSi *iLteS“- s ifiiP6ifS h'lßp it. TJ:i* v ! 'tua Anfl t.w vs, : /t Taa-.c c.<* ,v. ip> - • : *' J IT ?C/P Ilf'S* iOTTiCf? op !3C>.E, Her hc . i i- . Kcr prt . ry j - And ali . il rs TV!, '.U: • K Jit] .ELECTRIC LIGHT SOAP Wllliiid linMtintf. S'iri'.t CUf, ;; ■■ «Jti jM*r.» low It i . :n.f.iti , <-I<j !*■/'?■-» •.fi Hv. uhaal iri". 1 -'■» 1 * ' ’.vi.v't; Jt i WiT. . 'S* (liltll!- *1 iiO du*. |l>T>. sS>‘ .y J* .-•<• •/»**•>•» »in * Is: vert ! / • "■ S'| I.‘. j., .-'t • .30 ’S’ 3Ji XCJ •, '• >:■ I/: ‘ f ■ . ' I.dswr, ■ izf. r-■' V'.O j< <M> ! i: •••" i < tVi •. ot' 'j«ub bar, ©ar-Fi? 4 ?:• />:,,•• irrwt. ,-.'i . INS SOAP CO. i : ’TDIANAPOLia. I»Z> lUJLK MSI ;i.T;'ar< ' Hnrn ;om ) Libel for Divorce In the vri ■ Superior Court of Mont George 7. Ha, .-om. ) r ;o:nery county. April term IHHO. ?i m a t' *o *hc c/ urt by the entry of the i «/ «1. tin fr: i'li’.'it jft the above s*at‘-«i ■ c : .if- >•,'. . O'.Ul'h •»'. ilejii.' of 7 county 1 < v. arjfl the JiniiiH of the * • ■ orp'ia; it, i" th-r* ,-m Oh-I by the r ...i' • -in, .:•f■7. .. e* i■* ' ■ -n.f ; 1i .... . ~. •• ' *'-n >‘i court, :>v the. ■ ;»*; Wiii bu pro •- •<■'...* >■ ar.«l al i ;iJ . .: . -i . lit it further ! ( . { I. _ ' ii'-r-.-pre V,» Cotl i j 7■! i«. ’ r«,fiouoi tiiU mu r lii . '•» j.'i ;onu *y ' -• .. J -T ; . 7 -bv-l at Mi. ;o • 1 ' ■? fti l' ■: .4*o; L> H • t'i >■■ court. /; ;• . (J. O. C. A. C. V -"-Z, ' • l>lo lj Utbt. c •. ' ’’ . r ''<*> iho A.) . . '2 IOC >,OOO oo ' STOCK OJT GENERAL MERCHANDISE TO BE SACRIFICED REGARDLES OF COST Comnietieino now, nnil to be continued until the I• th f September. Wo am compelled to close nit mu ontjro stool; of I>H\ GOODS, GUOCF.RiES, lIAItPWAKE, CLOTHING, lI.ITS .V CAPS, HOOTS A SHOES, OItOCKKRY, GLASSWARE, GUANO, DKG OS, A- MEDICINES, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. Ami any and every other thing yon may wish to buy. I n account of having to give up our place of business. COME EAIiLY TO GET THE CHOICE OK STOCK. JAS. M’NATT & CO. McEAE & PRITCHETT, nsr GENERAL MERCHANDISE & FARM SUPPLIES LOTT, GEORGIA, (at tip. - iit Tunrr '.tine msrnxEr.Y, five mii.es fiiom sit. \ ehnon, south.) m r | ps9EST pgjj pgggygg AND ASK THE'LOWEST FOR GOODS, i). any iei-euntih Firm in Montgomery County. We keep on hanil n!S fiiiBEBT STOCK OF HATS IN THE COUNTY, AND TCLS., 1 IF.iVI !•')'« TSS K LEAST MONEY "iieii.i • 1 'jitea.enta, flav. l ware, AY mdwaro, Tinware, Fancy and Heavy Oroco riea, • i o. the Wi vof < ten'; 1 Furnishing Gi.o.lh, Itcuily Minin Clothing, Liiilo •’ liiis amt I >n ikGuoiw, and everything in tlo-lino of Dry Goods, Notions ami General Merchandise. Our stock of :■ xj; - urn clothtttg, ie the h»t(;iand Ije&t it) the country, and will ho sold eehaper than the cheapest. Al\t > TO Pi.A/PPM A !\ : 2 > U(.)OI>N, We defy cornpotition, conic from what, quarter it may. Wo "ill sell you Prints 5 (tv 7 ets.; fluids 71 (■( 10; Flour 0 („• T, ; Corn 85c; Coffee H(« 10 tt.s to the dollar, ronl other tilings in proportion, (live iih a trial. You will find oar salesman Mr. .1. A. Duster, polite and ready to wait upon you. No trouble to show you our goods, but a pleasure. Allure invited. npi'ls'B(! (im. PIANO AND CSBAH CLEARING OUT SALE. mm ewaws to secure a r,m ikstjuiesent AT 4, ! *i 'O A TIT. Corno iqi, Pnyi i>. Here’s your chance. 100 Pianos! 100 Organs! to ho aed out n ; avdh'HS of value ! A genuine Oh a ranee Hsle to reduce slock. Tlitsn I a tinnietihi are over and above our regular stock; inUbt gel our money out of them. vnm/■ nrr v»,-iv, not na it il flay', some have !*(■ 11 muT it few moatlui; some nH"<l six months .r a. your: som il <il from two to live years. Home are rood Hei oml-llund lustruiliunlu taken iu • . eljitngi and ‘I oroaglily repaired, renovated rojiolisln d and iniide as good as new. In tike 200 110 re arc Hqtiar-' Pianos, Upright Pianos, Grand Pianos, Church Or, i*ns and parlor Organs, from over twenty ilith-rmit Makers, ine.llldiug I liickc !•; K«;»!>», Mnsmt fiiitt' !»'••«, Diiflrt A Dor rs, Maltmdick, Vosc, . A s-iGiibloc. PWc utiet. dinilinttef, t t'-y and Pout. Oeurritidm Ic -5i arc printed, and a purchase can be made by eorrnspori an ~ei! as iiy p< a.ii. Inatriiitieiits are re,»n aim toil puiemely us limy are, and if purclmsi ra ure not suited We refund tbeir money. Trri»*s Pianos Sib i;’month; Organs So i,’ month. Great induce rnonts to S lot <l;eth Hovers. Write and we will oiler bargains that will open your eyes. Over I'vciitV of these instrurm ids were sold during Centennial week, hot, there uro ‘2OO left which must go in the next 00 days. From three i*. live are saold daily. Write quick if you want to secure one. This advertisement (in 50 good papers) w ill * AvuiNfov Piano and Organ Clearing Out Halo Circulars, and mention this ad vertisement, Write at once. Adilre-.o ft Ml EB, SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE BAVAHAAH SA., Or, \>f,. HYALS, Ag't. MoVille G». Ji'ftKiip d *~*jj V ' t 4 nii IJ y .Jr CM wl U SA«| «-■; L i Ali Z- wmmrmw <%*** -ji |, ‘ :> V- / ■ ■ mm r. • ;[<■.'. i L; : .) j | j'| C A ‘ ! 't; r ’’' . v waw, men t.iJ f| k'i l) ' ’ SSS .v voo ; i. - ; ! ••• • 1 i ; l - ■/ .71 i-.'oel/91-w, (ns - He--' v'lV’ N L J. i«;i b Ij i p. V . /•* * w-W.'." f: -“vt s.i j-.^iy , v., . .. « Cj.