The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, November 28, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text"1 T W Q B 1T Rido kS Dt g 0 Ly D e T Kbl bubnlr, [ WOSlSTNEEl——————————— s IT HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN THE COUNTY, ROBERTS & MARSHALL, Prep'e. GEORGE M, FORERTS, , EDITOR AND EUSINESS BAFAGER. | TOM LOYLESS, Asst. Eniron. DAWSON, + GA,, November T 28th, 1888, A Pine Straw Ba:gi~g Fcélory for Law <o, | e | The jute bagginy trust has de- | veloped an indus vy in the south ! that brings into nse the heretofore | worthless p'wo straw of our ‘orests, Y snd which promises profitable re turns to those who will put tlu‘-irl mopey into its manufacture into bagging. This baguing is suid to | apswer every purpose of the jnte and it iz much cheapor. I Mr. Geo M. Brinson, of Eman uel eounty, an rxtensive turpens ' tine sperator and nill nan. s abont to go into th~ business, he snys the straw from trees felled | every day for saw mill purposes, would furnish material for the wman ufactuce for severa! weeks. He ales clainig that he ean extract tur pentine from the straw and thus add anether profit to the indnstry. We have the material here at our very docrs, and if the husiness can be made profitable anywhere it can be made so here. ‘ If somie of onr imoreved men would take the inititive and form a atock company, we think they | would meet with enconragement, [ anda bi; portion of thestock would | be taken by those of nove linited means. T his is something that just | pow there s no competition in and oonscquent!y there will be money #a the business, besides it wil add that much to the prosperity of the eity. It is these seeniingly small er:erprises that pay, and they are tke kind we want, as they are best | suited to our finances. l We have alicady several pros-| perous masufacturing industiics in ) Dawson, and all of them are crow- | ded with business. Yet they met with discouragement from the he- : ginning and everyone predicted | that they wouldn’t pay-—that they I do pay is evident. | Our columns are open for the discussion of this cr any other mat. I ter calculated 1o promote the pros | perit)' of our towe. ] o ~ The two weeks old infant of Col. and Mrs. J. L, Janes, was buried in our cemetery last Wednesday., Programme of Gener;! Meeting at Bron wood, Go., Fridcy Eefcre the sih Sunday in Cecember. Ist. Introductory sermon, Fri day 11 o'clock, a, m; Ly Rev. Jesse Rogers. 2nd. Hear frem Messengers lomething on the condition of their churches. 3rd. Querry for dizcussion—ls it right to raise movey for religious purposes by other methods thin freewill offering. 4th. Essay by J W Roberts. Report of z‘ommitte e. The committee that was appoint ed from e Baptist Sundiy School met Monday afternoon and decided to have a Christmas Tree. They will have, in connection therewith, some songs and recitations, The programme has vot yet heen made out. That will be done at the next meeting of the comuittee which will be some time vext week The Barrel; Factory. Thie subject was freely dis eussed by a number of our most en terprizing citizens, last week, and one and all agree that it would be a big thing for Dawson. Besides keeping a lurge amouui of money &t hone, that would otherwise go to some other place. We could als, furnish numerous other towns with barrells, That theve is money in the busi pess there is no doubt. With & few small euterprises like this, Diuw son would soon rank awione (he oremost towns in Ga. Merchants, take stock in it, the more luborers in D: wson, the more goods vou «ell, The New Capitol will unt be com plcted until April next, The com. mis:ion kaving requested Governor Goidon to send a special message o the Legislature to extend the e till April Ist. churches. FIZ CROP. e Do.s Farm.ng Pay in Terreil Mr. P.™. Cmi h, who lives on | we of Mro AL J. Carver's places, wis in town Jast Saturday and re ported the following : - “On a two horse farm he raised this vear 20% bales eotton; 415 bushels corn; 458 gallons syrup; and 100 stalks sugar eane from one acre; 200 bushels potatoes; 160 Lustels oats: 2000 pounds pork; 100 hushels Field peas and 75 bush els ground peas. Now let us value these erops and see what they are worth, 20% Buales cottog ......$ 912.33 415 Bushels corn .. ....*207.50 458 Gallovssyrup........ 229.00 1000 Stalks cane.isessas: 10,00 200 Bushels potatoes...... 100.60 160 Bushels 0ai5......... 140,00 6000 Pounds fodder...... 45.00 200 Pounds p0rk........ 180.00 100 Bushels Field Peas.... 75.00 75 Bushels peanuts;..... 75,00 00l .cs v s v r IIN The above shows that Mr. Smith is one ot our best farmers. He says he is with the rizht man in the right place. Many such resul's are being shown up by the farmers of Terrell. This shows that our plan ters are progressive and enterpiis ing and that the lands of our cour ty are haing improved and brought up to a Ligh state of cultivation May we stifl continue to improve the farming lards in our county until we have the banner muntyl ot the State, We are not far from I it now. I e Frark Leary at Home. ) Frank Leary who wes #ent from | Randolph cotnty to the Lunatic | Asvlum nade his second esenpe l nearly one month ago, and did not reach Lome unti! Sunday nmrnin':‘ about 11- o'clock. His mother cotld not hear anything of her zon except a lettes telling her of his es cape. Ihe aathorities of the asy- Lam, it seems, did not make any | great eflort to recupture youug Leary and take him back, but let Lim wander about the country for pear'y a month without friends or money at the merey of a cold, un< charitable world, It is said that the young man got home in quitea tad state, emacinted from hunger, foot-sore and tired of his long wan derings. This escape of Frank Leary was carelessness on the part of the guards at the asylum and should be investigated by t'e prop er authorities, ‘ ] R A I - 1 The Verdict Unanimous. | | g . W. D. Sult Druggist Bippus, Ind:, testifies : T can recomnend Eleetric Bitters as the very best remedy. Every bottle gold has i given relief in every case. One | man took six bottles, and was cur ‘ed of Rheumatism of 10 years' Cstanding " Abralam Kare, drug gist, Beliville, Obio sffirms: “The Lest selling medicine I have ever handle!in my 20 years experience, (s Blectrie Bitters.™ " Thoudands ot others have added their testi mony, so that the verdict is unanis mous that Electric Bitters do ¢ure all disenses of the Liver, Kidneys Lor Bloed, Only a halt dollara l bottle at any Drag Store. L ! What Scme Subsatntial Citizens Say. I i | Waco Texas, May 9, 1888, } The Swift Specific Co,, Atlanta,Ga: . Gentlemen—Kuoowing that you appreciate voluntary tesiimonials, 'we take pleasure in stating that on of our ledy customers has re | gaived her health by the use of ! four large bottles of your great ‘remedy, after having been an in i valid for several years, Hertroub | le was extreme debility, caused by 'a dise se peculiar tolier sex. Wil i liz & Co,, Diugygists. ) Montyort House, W ills Points Tex ; as, | April b, 1888, | The Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta,Ga: ! Gentlemen.~ Our baby when | nbout two weeks old was attacked } with a scrofulous affection that for {atimedestroyed her eyesight entive |y, aud caused us to despair of her | life. She was treated by the best ' physicians without heofit, We fivally gave her Swift's Specific, I which soon relieved her completely ' and she is now as hale und hearty [ a child ot three as can be found | any where E. V. Delk, ' Treatise on Blood and skin Dise eases mailed free The Swift Specifie Co., Drawere 3, Atlunta, Ga, CHENUBBEE ITEMS. | 1 Cuisuvpeze, Ga. Nov. 23.—Tke! Festival was almaost a failure on ae count of rainy weather. This we regret very much. Miss Annie Burge is very sick at Mrs Williford’s. = Miss Cora Dixon ot Richland, recently spent a few days with the family ot Mr. Ed. Pinkston. | Miss Juiia I. Kendrick of Amer icus,who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. West, left for her home last Tuesday, accompanied by Miss Ma riv West.who will spend two weeks in Americus, Cane-grinding is about over, everybody throngh here has syrup plenty and some to spare. We heard one old gentleman say there bal hever Leen sucha erop of cane made since the war. News is gearce with us, when anything of interest occurs. we will let you hear from these parts. SUBCRIBER. pae s Mr. B. H. Lester, of Shellmsn, and Mr. C, G. Mercer, of George= town were admitted to the bar yes terday morning. They both passed very creditable examinations and bricht prospeets are in store for them. Col. Mercer will still continne in Dawson asa member of the law firm ot Guerry & Mercer., L oo e el Meion Rates Reduced. # Iv will be remembered that the discussion of the question of melon rates led the Georgnßulroad Coms mission to reduce rates in the State 33 per cent, : In arecent meeting of the South ern Railway and Steamship Assoe ciation, held at New York, Nov. 10th, the tollowing re:olution was adcpted: ‘Movep: That watermelon rates for next season be made on basis of eight wills per ton per mile to Ohio and Mississippi rivers; minimum car load Wweizht 24,000 pounds,’ This rate, which is a reduction 0’ 20 per cent. 18 tor points south of the Oliio river and cast of the Missiseippi, in the Western terris tory, but reaches all e stern anp northern markets,— Albany News. . STRAYED, v Mr. D. W. Scsser, of Arlington, was in our town \'(md::y N\archmg for two mules that had escaped from & his premises. They are both mare mules, ona of them a mouse color, and the other a dark mouse color. Any oue who may know the where abouts of guch stock, will please re port to Mr, Sasser at Arlington, or TO THIS OFFICE. ey Terrell Superior Court met Mon day morning at 10 o’elock. Very lirtle business however, will be transacted this term, as Court will doubtless adjourn to day until the 3rd Morday m January. e A Woman's Discovery. “Another vonderful discovery has been made and that too by a lady m thia county, Disease { fastened its clutches upon her and (for seven years she withstood its severest tests. but Ler vital organs wre undermined and death seemed imminent. For three month she coughed incessantly and could not sleepr She bousht of us a bottleot Dr. King’s New Discovery for Coan sumption and was so much relieved on taking first dose that she slept all night and with one Hottle has been miraculously cured, Her name is Vrs, Luther Luts.Y Ihus [ write W 0 C. ILiick & Co., of i Shelby, N. €, Get a free trial i bottle ut any Drug Store. ' gl L | Fivent writers muy deceise the I trnorant by Iving theories, but the [intellizent man dewmands assurance ! that 2 theory is true. Nothing is g 0 conviucing to an intellizent creader as the plain and simple [ words of thoso grateful ones who | were stek but have been mude l well by using 8.8 8., (Botanic ‘ Blcod Balm), found printed in our | paper, from (ime to time or cons I tained in the Hustrited ¢ Book of [ wonders” seut {ree to any addrogs | by the Bluod Balm C0.,0f Atlanta, | Ga. Bend for it, , | ®o i AR Inanarticleof a short while ago the { Chicago Thitune, one of the lead { ing organs ofthe Republican party, | fadvised the regroes of the South lo‘ | assert their rights, no matter to i what they were forced to resort. [ To burn, murder ete, it NeCessary. e swd, if Ameriean Indians were Placed in their positions, they wm‘lldl make southern rivers run red with [ white men’s blood, I Tkis scoundrel shou'd be hung on the same gallows where Spies, l Parsons and odher incendiaries were exceuted, HE 120% KING. Ti (Uil Us | = | *My dear, pray what shal: we do?" | Once asked wy loving wite; ! We have no cook, vou know, now, ‘ To stem the kitchen’s strite; | This stoopinge and cooking | Over fires large and hot, Is perplexing and vexing, l Oh! who has elt it not? “The libors of the kitchen, g ‘ Since our e roes went away, Were both toifsome and rksome, 1 And stili are so to day; Can’t vou lighten and brizhten This-load of heavy care, . That distresses, Oppresses, | And drives me to despair?” | Said I, “T'll go to FurtoN's | And there a staove I'il buy, No matter what the price is, An Irox Kixg I'll try; Then roasting and toasting, Will not wear away your life, But a pleasure and a treasure Be to you my angel wife)” . So down to town T hurried, Almest as gnick as thought, And there from Jonx A. Furrox, l An Irox King I hought; ‘ And now broiling and boiliLg Are the sweetest works iu life, No more caring, despairing, | Di-tresses now my wite. | Farewell, ye dirty negroes, I'm independent now, For wife ean do the cooking, With a smile upon her brow; No whining, vo repining, No angry threatenings ring, But my meals now, revesl now, How cheap is Iro~x King. So now if you'd appease A weary, soffering wife, Her kitchen trials set at euse, Secure a stove tor life; Il warm you and charm you, Drive discontent away, Both your wite then, and life tken, Prove sweet as flowers of May, The above are the sentiments ot at least one hundred nien, in this and udjoining, counties to whom I (and H. S. Lee betoreme) have sold the celebrated Iron King Stoves. | am confidest—and they all agree with me that they are the bhest Stoves in the world. I remember the vames ot a few parties to whom I have sold them, and re‘er the public to the following: W E Sessions Sumner Ga. Col. L. « . Heyl, Dawson, Ga. A Helton “ ¢ J J Buckhalt . . D J N Litfield £ ‘ Cal. J. G, Parks & & Dr. W C. Kendrick « - Jesse Kendrick o . Burrell Bridges 44 ¢ Jonathan Bridges ¢ v Robert Lundy £ e R. A. Lundy “ “ W. 1. Lundy s . Silas Smith i ¢ P 1. Boith s “ E. W_ Saith £ e Sam Thompson At co Newt. Thampson ¢ £ A. J. Young 1 4 G. G. Young £ e W M. Jenkins i g 8 J. M. Jenkins e o B.E King £ i 8. T. Jordan 5 as W H. Heidt £ & Jils. J Bl':l'..'S' st $e Jas, Flizpatiick $ T H. Bigelow L " D. A Gammage £ oo S. W, Arnett . e Millard Welborn ¢ i 8. 8, Stokes ¢4 o J. 8. Jones 3 “ B H. Brown, S o J. T. Kitchens e “ 8. N. Rauch “ b Jesse Tucker o . W. J. Slade - < Frank Helton, - S e W N Lott it . W M McNeil ‘“ @ Steve V. Rudd, Shellman, Ga. H. A. Atkinson g i J. A Crymes, Weston Ga. J, H. West, C henubbee, Ga, S, M. W hitehard, Coflee county, Ga, This stove might appropriately be cilled the “widows triend,” to which the following ladies will tes. tify: Mrs, Betev Colil, Dawson, Ga. Mrs. (. M Jones ¢ o Mrs. E. P, Keniday ¢ 3 Mrs. J B. Horsley ¢ g Mrs. Mattic Kicth S " Mrs. N. C. Sapp, Webster coun ty Ga, and others, I bave a cheaper stove called the “DERBY” Of which I bave sold a great miny, and every stove hus given (ntire satistuction. T remembera tew nanes which I give below, so that others waoting stoves may learn as to their merits &e. . 5 B Edwards, Shellman, Ga M J Williams Dawson, Ga, - E Lewis ’ i Thtomus Crawford ¢ 4 J E aucey o ¢ Jobn L Smith 1 “ Newt Bragg 8 $ C ¢ Davidscn . ¢ W C Turner e “ WO Bigeluw e % George Policuk ' oo Mrs. W E Johnson ¢ & Mrs. A E Christie ¢ e Tom Mectill “ "o | W Heisler, Dawson, Ga, FM Watson, Bronwood, Ga, Mrs. \W § I)wzivr,lirun\vuml,(;a. Powell Hoiland e “ H M Slocumb, Chenubhee tio ! W BPace TLeary Ga. W F Brugs, Dawson, Ga. Wash Vancver, Susser, GGa. J S Cutts, Webster couaty, Ga. The EAGLE is the hest siep stove in the market. I have sold g 2t muny ofthen, and guaran v ed every one, snd have heard no ¢ mplaiut. I am selling them very - W The MARYLAND RANGE isone ot the finest and best ranges 1w ex istance. Lreter to J B Perry Dawsoon, Ga, 1S Hannah < o John Fuller £ “ Jas T Lee t i J H.Brim ot o \V Iz‘\‘e Sk b Mrs. S. % Aarnett, Dawson. Ga. 1 have also the ARCADIA RANGE, which is a beauty; and several other cooking and heating stoves, wluch I will «eil at very low prices. I keep a large sesortment of CHEAP FURNITURE, DPRY GOODS, HATS, SHOES, PRO VIRIONS,GROCERIES, HARD WARE, TINWARE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ( ORN-HELL ERS SEWING MACHINES &e. I pay no rent, no cleric hire, and can sell goods as low or lower thau any merchant in the city. Copt. Bob Fulton is now con necte 1 with the business, and will be glad to see all his old friends and make as many new ones, JOHN A. FULTON, Dawson,Ga.Sept.lst 1888, LAmgmes Lo, I JALADE ! . . » I ‘Tam in the ring for !il" Kinds and grades |of W hiskies, and igmu';mtco 1o sell as s cod goods for the ‘Emmw;', as any l : | ~ : HOUSE I DATSON or ‘ SOUTHWEST GA. i (SR l When you are in the city make my place headquarters. My doors are open to strangers as weil as friends, and I igive all a hearty welcome, —— G Orders by mail lu'ill receive prompt aliention. 1888,27n0v tf. Pure qukurrn's for ;1.1-It‘, Iry_(:'—IlL:; ham & Deaa. We keep a full line of 'l‘ob:lcco and Cigars, and when you once | try our goods vou will uot use any iothm‘ Hillm:n & Stevens, | Meals at ail hours at ] I Mounts’ Restaurant | | "Fultons Iron B+ and Derby ! | Stoves are sellinr like hot eakes. ! lße.ul additional names in the Jists | 0 his ad every week. | —_— IJumho Haruess Oil for s:le by, ’ I Hilliman & Steveus. g Vhoare Wenk 2 \T\_.)T! i ‘aa ;ﬂm(l Debilitated wnd sutter- | J '1 inz from Nervons Dehili- | 4 ty, Seminal Wenk l‘.(;sg_' Nizntly Emissons, and i the ef-| fects ot early Evil Habi <, which | lead to Premature Decay,Consnmp. | tion or Insanity, send for Ppar's Treatise on Diseases of Mun, with partientars for ome Cuove. tures govranteed, No cure no ras J 8. PEars, ‘ 612 aud 614, Clurch St, ! Nishville, Lenn, B -y 233 3 nY YRS 2137353 ONIL Saido. R. . ninaran, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Respectfully solicits the patronage of tg\e p=o :g of Dawson and &dfa cent vxcin’fties. Office up Btairs rmntin% Court-house square, Lge Street, Dawson Ga. @ Cou=uitations free. R .1t ooy E. ( . llfxbblh l l‘J l{c PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. DAWSON, - - - - GA. NENDERS s professional services o l the ditizenn ot Teirell and adjoimhg cotinties, Having the Xperience of g Witely extended practice and having gean nated at the best medical colleges in the nited Srates, he teels ussured of conting ed suecessin his practice e ean he fannd at his hewme ane eiie W. E. Ridrdan’s store,in the Speight Baldwin house. Dr. CA.2III\TIAM et L e e ReMEMBER.--That vou can save the mileage and visits by ealling on Oold Dr. €. A. CHEATHAM at his Office, for a Prescription and Med icine, and in most cases do as WELL as if he saw the ease. g~ When necessary, he will visit Patients by day or night. : R Ji C Hoyl J G Parks Y D YEZ Y HOYL & PARKS Attornevs-at-L aw. awson, Terrall County, Geoorgia ‘V".I. practice in Ntute and Fedepn Court= Immediate atientt v given athe business of every client. Collueriar eceive special attention and prompt e NINR Mg, tayl? 6in GUERRY EGRIGGS ATTORNEYS AT LAW. l DAWSON. GEORGIA. - Office iu front rosms, up s*airs, in Hateher & Bros., new building. ra, 3 258 8 T Y I'H. THURMOXND | DWW TIsT / 2 | DAWSON, - - GA. —— ) (: ——— ATISFACTION Guarantees in FILLING and PLATL WORK. * Hichest recommended I Anuesthetic used tor ain tess Bxtraction ot teeth. il in A ng I mnmo > ! NII IlfII‘I’!, 19 ﬁil.{ii"tia JTR G | XX AXS T EX. Patrorage respectiuily solic i} B Office in Farrars v, ept.22-6.Btis Bucikien's Arnica Salve. The Best Sidve in the world for Cuts, Bruises Sores, Uleers, Salt, Rheum, Fevor,Sorcs Totter, Chap pod Hauds, ¢ hitblains Corus, sud all Bkin Fruptiora, and vositively cures Piles, or no pey required, It is guarenteed to give perfect satiz'action, or money refused. Price 25 eents per box. ; FOR $5O We will convey yvour sawdust anv - . o Slot reasonable distance from your mill, it you will allow us the use of the cxhaust steam from your engive, Patent appiied for, J. A Wakn Axp J. D. Lamne, Dawson, Ca,, Nov. 7 Cholorn Cordial will enre you of that bowel affectisn, whether it be Dysentery, Diacrlicea, Cholera Morbus, or Cholera Infantun. For sale by Croueh Bro's. Do not buy vour clothing until vou get prices from the Red Star Store. We ure determined not te be undersold by anyvbody. {3 . s S ST ipplication for Year's Sup port. GEORGTA —Terrell County : Irdinary’s Ofilice, Nov., 20, 1888, Notice is hereby civen that Sarah Brown, widow of Warren Brown, decrased, has applied tor a year's support tor herselt and three minor children, Tne omuissioners have assess ed as said support the sum of 8150 and I will pass on her application on the first - onday in Jauuary next at 10 o'clock a.m 4t, H. S. Berr, Ovdinary. Mol en Pandii o " Y S Notice to Creditors and Debt -5 0i 8. Al persons holding claims acainst the estate ot John Kitchens, de ceased, are hereby notdied to pre sent thew to the undersigned tor pryment in terms o' the law; and al persons indebted to said estate are requested to make lmmediate paymcut. g J. T. Krrcnexs. Admiuistr.tor. Nov-20 1838 6t : It youare building a new house, remember that I hive the best win l dow locks now in the murket, ‘| hoy ' hold the window up at any hizh and prevent it from being raised from the outside. J. .1, iishop, Dawson Ga | NOTICE is Ler by given. that, after 30 days a Bron will be introduced in the egislature to be entitied 1n At to incorporite the tows of Parrotta. ville, in Terrel couuty, Ga, to provide tor & Mayor and € ouncil o sail town, aud for other pur. l)f)S(‘s Nov. 17th, 1888, Turmp seed tor sade, Cheathan & Dean. ALLIANGE & STORE ie 1 idy 0 KILLEN DAWSON, GA —DEALERS IN— Dry Goods, Clothing &e. ‘ Geutlemens' Furnishing Gods a Speetaliy. _ We areready and 4 will be ennabled thig Fall anrnd winter, to Oifer the Best In ducements tothoga’ wWwho "ffrade wwith Us, Our steck is a well se'ected one, ang was bought so that we can sell the hes Goods at the most reasonable prices, Our fabries are such as to recommend them successfully to the trade Al we. desire is that all mav visit our establish. Jishment and see for themselves the . characterof our goods as well as o leam i ' il . 4 TTTR }j, ED] CT‘N‘N We are not afraid of Competition for the inducements we oifer are open E £ e P~y 3 & . COUR STEREE IS one under the pat- - ronage of the FARMERS ALLIANCE, and we ask the patronage of evevbody i else. 1 mpo YV molrpn ~ 4i 1 g uuilino DI 1 -~ 2 g : oy | Armericias, Cra, : IR YD Y \ -giu“: E‘_.ﬁ. l;is*‘ (‘“(l i’!;;\l:l‘)ah’ l;\ s Pianocs & Organs. 4 AVILUD b : 0 Wi keep constantly on hand the finest and Jarcest assortment of goods in our line to be 11 d Southwest Georgia, CoONSISTING in part cf Watches, Diamonds, Solid Siiver and Fine Plated Ware. ¢ 14{(".{!, Jewelry. of zii kinds. Gold and Silver Head Canes and Um- . brellis. Fine Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors and-Opera Glasses, Sowing Machine Needles, Oil, Parts and Attache wments. Dentists Gold Foil, aud everything else usually > keptin a Firsr crass JewsLry Srore. Watehes, = 7. Clocks and Jewelry Repaired and Warranted. Badees and Medals made to order. B . YRT > ZY P GOODS WE SELL ENGRAVED I‘ltEEoul : Our Music Departmient i filied with - First-cluss Pianos and Oregans, Violins, Guitars, Bap- i Jos, Tambourives, Accordions, Strings'and ‘lrimmings, = © ™ and - all such other Goods as belong 10 that line. Orders ‘ for Sheet Music will receive Prompt Attention. Our MR, L. D. Leckuarr, Ji., will yo any where in Southwest, Georuin to tune and Repair Pianos wud Organs, or eall upou those wishe ing to buy. No house in the State can undersell us in cither line t=~Write tor Catalaguz to ﬂ?g = ] 3 4 I;I‘ ae i K A N v aINOS & DICKLY ¢ DIO. :{; Jk St . A 4 ac Sgn a m-ﬂ ook sept 19,1888, ' o : > - ‘Y‘ ,\' / ) | T / \‘ V o - ) 1 / b\ ik 4 “ i . ) X . L TH ATk Y | E sk ! ; see? ! D . N E M A Nl_ il 3 3 ' | s . ITNTICE lITD RATICE iDS | Leaso- OF H @«‘/ S!‘/ I !/E‘,f‘f [ S'lf TH b li'{}i( ' ' CAunsuces that !e iz now ready to ~erve the lanh’-ic with I'i"' ":;-’ {stock. A larwer, vicer and cheap r stoek to select from, you vil find in S uthwest Georziv. Heeul's <o eind tiention to i lise o ith :ﬁd A B 't':} ’4% iy qow L' decorate - our houses withy ‘ Al D A S % o deenrate cour 4 % 'o""é\lgﬂa&a g If "r;:.s B which wicl make thet - j | pleer atd ehaper than eve s the aban st ot painting wo ibe ;.,\.'. ié’ iGY (! ﬁﬁi E?A] § V 2083 S rong aud neat—aid 38 pree {5 2 2% ER s e UM = | ¥ "a IS R& = s ‘J‘ui 11-I"' II.}I(§|I. " ' Plain Deoccorated COroclizeryr o And 18 CIIN A Dinner and Tea S° loa:npsof ali kinds, one especially sbe yatitul fli"t‘,"MPs ABRLOR . and | LIERACY HEA G OLT { (_. asswire in large vart-ty - Mirrors a nice line, ete. 4 -')IlI, Witdow Shades ail ¢ ’ul)l“l‘.‘ [ spx'in roliers, . »[OI Now co es his tive o FU L VEPU BE which consists of the h‘f PA LOR SUL: Redroos Suits; Boos Cuses; Side Bo ~r'|h’wl =.:2 - J A o Loutiges; Spiing Beds; Chalrs and in faet everythk o helop. 107 B ° r { Gl gedonuy Blrage i»‘ a 'I A irat-ciasy Farnbiure HOust. o He invites the pubiie to inspect h's stock and compure I)“Ns.n ghorb puichasing, Bouriin r honses and Hotels can be turaished ¢ ithﬂ"‘ notice, and all correspoudenc: and all orders promptl tended “(’;& To 1 NEUDIIXN, Albany,