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Reaaxnj matter »i ti'tiy
JCditoriul t'orre^ondonro.
PUUT PAY OF TUB PAIR.
Oj Monday, vrhen wc visited tie
■F*ir Grouuds, we fiuud the clSoe of
the Secretvry crowded with persons fr^w
the North, East and West, a* well e*
from all parts <»T Georgia, anxiously j
Vtai.ting their time to ui*ko entries nl
tti« article cr articles I Ley wished to ci
fa-rbit, To pissing through the and fTrent
apartmentp, and over tbo gr. uads, wc
Found but few articles in place—all whs
confusion, a:.d wo ramc to the conclu
sion that the first day would be a fail
ure. After a eight’s work, much was
and me, and though the re is yet o unload
from the cars, unpack and put in place,
more th&u forty car loads, there was
enough on exhibition to- day to make
the State Fair o! Georgia a grand sue
oess; and in two daysJthe exhibition
will surpass anything or the kind ever
ttcco in the State.
We cannot enum rate tbo sights to
be seen; suffice it to say, that the 1 -ver
cf improved agricultural implement*,
of fiue stock, of machinery, of the fine
tarts, of alt the improvements ol the
day, can here see specimens of ntunat
all kinds, and from every section. We
are pleased to s e many working mrn
here from the East and \\ st —practic-
able, business men, representing their
several different interests; and, but for
some of the Hj bug politic ans, firmly
believe that the result of this vast rs
sembiage of people, will r-ful iu geo i
to the S ate, and to the South. The
exhibition of Velocipede riding, in
Huff’s Rink, wa3 quite interesting and
exciting; six or eight riders afe con
tending for the priz • : cno fr on New
York, but the race to-day was tvou by
a Ga. boy. Among ihe rid rs is a
young lady from the North, who rides
very gracefully, and makes good time.
The exhibition wiil last ten days, and
all who can possibly do so should visit
tbt«, tktri grandest of ail Fairs in the
State of Georgia.
[A priva'e icitrr from eur Edit, r
gays: “Perfect jam, and all have Fair
ou the bruin. Mre than fifty car loads
<i goods #till to o[en Tnc exhibition
v;ill be a grand one, if they can get all
unpacked and in [osition.”]
Our Rook Tab:.k. —W acknowl
edge the receipt, and beg the itdu'gence
rs Publishers for our r n i-isncss in no
ticing the Peiiod : ca!s which weekly and
monthly come to our sanctum. “Go
dey’s I.adics’ Rook,” “Peterson’s M g
szloe,” “Frank Leslie’s Magrz ne, Il
lustrated Newspaper, Roys and Girls
Weekly,” “Arthur s U owe Magazine,”
“Scott’s Magazine,” and “Rrllcus
Monthly,” have all b..cn received, and
are filled with iutercs ing reading mat
tor ; and the Lady’s Magazines ae, as
usual, pictured over with the latest
style Fashion Plates. All are
making preparations to enhance the
value of their respective volume* lot
1870, and are iffetieg extra induce
ments to subscribers.
Tfic New York Oemoerncy and
Hit; Fifteenth Amendment.
Tbe New York Democrats thioaten
tba reconsideration and caned a ion, by
the r newly elected L gislature, of the
icsolution of the f rnv.r General As
jf mb y ratifying tbe fifteenth c na’i u
ti>nal amendment, They ciatoj that
iatsuueh a ; it is c needed that O.iio
may ratify, after having once refused to
do so, A r sw York in y withdraw its for
m r ratification. The case is compli
cated by tbe fact that Gov. IT ft*,an
Lib c mipleted the work by communi
cating ths ritifiaatioo to the prop-r dc
partmont of toe Feieral Govcruno.it.
Tbe Republicans h ,ld that tnis closes
ibe nat er, on 1 that tbe new Leg Ha
lure cannot reopeu it. They also make
the point that there is a materi.l differ
euee between negative and positive ac
tion-—between a refusal to ratify and
tbe solemn aet of ratification. They
say that a trial to do a thing and a fail
ure does not '-reclude other trials, but
that, when the thing is done, there’s an
end of it.
The ratification of the fifteenth
amendment will not be “done,” until
it has been ratified by the ooostitu’ional
nunrher of States, and the pro«pect now
is that the Radices with all their ille
gal coercion and array of bayonets will
not be able.to force two thirds of the
States to vote away their liberties. Tbe
tiuality argument erne with a bad grace,
from a party whose so called r- construc
tion legislature hag been upon a sliding
scale to suit circumstances and gratify
the captfce of un unscrupulous taction.
£av. Ntws.
“Brick” Pomeroy says :
Who says the rising generation does
not follow the wake of that praying
psalm-singing Puritanism which en
riched itself during the war at the cx
] ense of honest people ? A gang of
boys have been arrested near Portland
for steal og bones from the ce ueteries
and selling them at the bone-mill. Such
nee little biys at these wills me day
be keeping a boarding-heute and u i g
the bodies of their parents for hath
anything to turn an honest penny.
lt< ins Uric mid i lieie.
Congress will have to decide cinetcoi
contested elections
The emigrant travel over the Pacific
Ktilroads is rapidly iocrvasiug
It is computed that in the United
States there is one mtlo of telegraph to
every throe inhabitants.
The orange crop of Florid* is unu-u
ally promising. St. John’s It vtr it
lined with groves loaded with fruit.
A G'tin n farmer ia Mck luwne
County, California, feeds his ocas on
Rart ilt pears,
California claims to have rrorn for
rainy mra lani ers, aud is about t. send
agents tg thi E -at to ifUrtndu'C euts
i to set.Lis.
During the list fi : 1 ye*r tho gov
ernment ha* dispos and of between lour
at-d five mi.lions of dollars worth <4
l»nl under th: Kme teal ad othci
law*.
Extchsivc fi e J recently ravrg and Re
Missouri prunes, div uring shock* o
corn, fences and bay-tacks. '1 no fires
were c-mmuuieated by the spaiks fren
passing locomotives.
Daring the lust fiscal year, 760 mil
lions of letter* pis-ml through it e Un -
tod States mails, for'v millions m >rt
than ifuricg Roy previous year, arid an
j average of twenty for every man, wo—
i man and child.
A sci.'n'’fic artiolo in n mynz’nc S’V*
; that not Os y diatn n is, large and small.
-re dire v- red during any one year, al
! though over twr-n y thousand are sold
1 during that p-rin d, and he cotolud-*
! that i) s'o diamonds aro fadii'tiable.
An order wts rent to a Chicago book
seller, a uotig otlmr thing-, enumerated
“Six P imitive ChristiaoVy.” It was
sent back with tlie re p ose pencilled
opposite tlm item, “No Primitive Coris
tianity to bo found in Chicago.”
Tn a forest-tree lately out down in
Wisconsin, was fund an lodirn arrow
t end completely imbedded and grown
over. It appears, from counting the
layers of wood over it that nin-tv years
have elapsed since the arrow which it
•jpp and was shot at tho tr<-3.
Cabinet Organs The mo-t r-x’en
sive makers of this class of in-frumentf
in the w rid are the Ma-ort &. H .-.ml in
Or£tn Cos., who annually procure and
find demand fir sever.! tint’s as manv
as any othfr ntaniifuctuicr's. Th-ir
wn-.k stands highest, not only in this
country, but also ia Europe,
Mll -mlin.'f this Company, wa*
the and stoverrr of the art'of voicing reels
and has brought ic to gtca'er perfection
>hau has yet been attained by others.—
From till , mainly, cenva the fine qual
ity of tone p cubr.r to the Moon &
Gindin Organs. But. 'bo great success
of this C iii.paoj is doubtless owing, al
io in good mca-ure, to their rigid ad
liorenco to c r'a-r? prir-cspies. The V
make firs'-class instnijnccts only, and
will not turn nji infer'n r wntk at any
price, rr seff-r a p A er instrument t.
leave their factory : ;.i •! they tell al
ways at least r-'Ciunerativo profit, j rnt
inn their i iwest prio-s, which arc i;.va
rial L. It,
OFFICIAL ADV;RT!StM£NTS,
.2 I’IiOCLi4.7I*JTI(hV.
UEOKGIA :
By Rufus B. Bullock, Gov. cf said lit ate.
Onfeful for the pracioiiF of the
Greet Cheater rout list fed to ub tlurii.jr 'lie
se*f»'>na now with the "Mthcring of
fruitful crept lor the Husbanf'mu:; with am
ple rew’atda for the J/efchant and tlic Arti
ziVi ; and with health prevailing among alt our
inhabitant o , let all the people of *hia State,
singly (»r in
isitle, devote Till’ESP AY, TKK EIOIITKENTIi DAY
of Ncvrmdkr inst., to Thanksgiving and
Praise to Alntighfy (rod for the great mercies
«nd blessings which wo have ei-joyed ; and
unite in prayer, that we may be worthy ot a
continuance of Hia goodness.
Given under my hand a»:«l the seal of the
Kxecutive Dopar*ment, at the Capitol in
Atlanta, this twentv-fifth dav of Octoher,
in the year of cur Lord Eighteen Hundred
and Sixtv-Nine, and of th« 1 dependence
of the United States of America the Nine
ty Fourth.
RUFUS B.BULLOCK.
By the Governor: Governor.
R. P acl Lester, Sec’y Exec’ve Dep’t.
ifov4;.it
WATERS 5 "
NEW SCALE
I® 1 A NO S«
With Iron Frame, Orerstrnn Bass, ami
Agraffe Bridge.
Melodeons and Cabinet Organs,
Tlie best ]*l3i»nifa,rtnre«l; War
ranted for Six Years.
Ij’lIFT'V and Second-hand 7’ianos, M:-
) iodeons and Organs of firflt~cla«9 maker*,
at low price* for cash , or one third cash and
the balance in Monthly Instalments. Second?
hand Instruments at preat bargains. Illustra
ted Catalogue mailed. Warerrmhis, 481
C road nay, K. Y. HORACE WATERS
TESILYIOXIALS.
The Waters’ Pianos are known as among
the very hes r . —K Y. Evangelist.
We 2an speak merits « f the Waters’
Pianos from personal knowled-re as he : og of
the very best quality.— Christian Intel .
The Waters’ Pianos are builr. of the best
and moat thoroughly seasoned material.—
Advocate <Sc Journal.
Our Iriends will find at M<. Waters’ store
the very beat aaaormient of Pianos, Mtlo- \
dcons and Organs to he found in tbe United
States.— Graham's Magazine.
MUSICAL DOINGS.—.Vince slr. Waters
up publi«hin<£ sheet rnunc, he has devoted hie
whole capital and attention to the manufacture
and sale ol" Pianos and Mtlodeons* lie lias just
issued a catalogue of his new instruments, giving
anew scale o! prices, which shows a marked re
d action from former rates, mid his II nos have
recently hecii awarded t:ie First Premium fit s* v
e rai Fairs. Many people of the present dav, who
M-e attracted, if not confused, with the flaming ad
vertisement sol rival piano houses. probably over
look the modest manulaciur r like Mr. \vate: s :
but we happen to know that his instruments
earned him a good rcputa i »n long before expo
sitions and '*«iobors" connected therewith were
ever thought of; indeed, we have one of Mr. Wa
ters’ Pianofortes now in our residence (where it
lias stood lor years,) of which any manufacturer
in the world might well he* proud. We have al
ways oeen delighted with It as a sweet toned and
powerful instrument, and there is no doubt of its
dural ility ; more than this, some of the best ama
teur plavi ri in the city, as well as several celebra
ted pianists, have performed on the same piano,
and all pronounce it a superior and first-clans in
strument stronger endorsement we could not
give. —Home Journal.
A specimen ot Um* above Pianos can be
seen at my residence. W. M. Peeplbs,
j # nZ*;lyw Agent
mill ni th uii
OF
minims
HAVE n'-osrt'il tb« Arcney for the sale of thn GALLEGO FEP.ILI-T
J ZER, PERUVIAN GUANO, DISSOLVED RONES, LAND PLaS-
I I'ER, ,&: Iu Enstoru Georgia, whom tho Gallo go Fertilizer has been
1 uied, it gave entire saiiffaction ; and judging from Dh compuueut parts, (be-
J» ing Perutiau Guano, Dissolved Rones, and Laod l’laster,) do not hesitate to
eo'itnn.tvid it to my planting friends. Those wjio prefer to manipulate for
bemciive*, cau purchase tho different ingredients. Call and see tbo different ar
ticles I offer.
AV. M. PEEPLES.
N iv. 4, ts.
j, B. BOSS & S6f3,
ASK THL ATTENTION OF
MKKCIUNTS & i’LANTEIIS
TO THEIR IfE.VVy FALL STOCK OF
DRY ‘GOODS & NOTIONS,
m
Hoofs, shoes, Hats aud Caps,
Groceries Tobacco,
Hardnare nad Iron Tits,
n.taaf.va, itorr. twi.ye,
imilindcod ovfrylliing kept in a Fir=n cla-s
WHOLESALE HOLES
i
These gond-i have all been enrcitlly fe.
Lrcted l' met tuhe wains ot i e !>al-, and
will be told at p ie- t that wi.l proj-e highly
satisfactory. Oar smek is
LAP.G3, FULL AND COMPLETE,
la Cvcry Department,
1 rnrnrni-e* evervititrg needed by wtiob-P
.-.lt- VjU e*p, :■ rid (.ii-.-ti lit wdl bi st suit I'ieie
eu*t<iiiur». it you w .in tn»ol* in winch ihei
8f Larje .TlAEltilM for Profit*,
*'-Sri'Qa'iQ j * ur coders to, or i-ali on
J. Hi.
Will ie nil- rw in Dry Goons & Groceries
Corner Second and Cherry Streets,
JtttiViKYt G*l.
Oct. 1 4-, 3tn
ROGERS, BOTSFORO & CO.,
t:M .i c 1.1 II ,i<: f.-.v.s.
Tcrrtdl County) Git.
VKK offering; for sale desirab'o dwtllingp,
building lo«a and plau’a'ion. o .
Our lU’gistcr is open to all, tv ms of cost, to
rrgiaier ihpi propeity the) hav« lor shlpi and,
hI.-o, tor the inspection of those wishing to
purchase
• oct2fc’;lf
STRAY MULE.
\.i;« A !.L, dmk eorrt-11 mule, supposed tn
be IS year* old, was found in my yard
on ill-' morning of tire 13;h inst. The owner
i* rcqni-fCed to prove property, piv chargee,
and take him away. j, Ts.-ELLIS,
oc;Ul;-.t Near Cl-ickas.iwli.-tichie.
THE
#
GRAND PRARIE
IB IB!
Patented 1865.
CALL ON
G . □ . THOMPSON,
At E KUTTNER’S Store,
Where the Machine cau be seen and
its quali ics tested. This Machine i
i'uo best ever used, claiming many ad
vantag?s over any other Washing Ma
chine ever patented. Wiil guarantee
tbe Machine to do all that is claimed for
it. The citizen* of Webster, Calhoun
an-3 Terre 11 arc respectfully asked to call
and examine for themselves. Any child
lfi years of age car. do tbe washing of a
large family in a few hours wiih perfect
eaac bj the use of the Universal Wring
er, which is attached to the MacLiue.—
“lime saved is moucy made.”
G 13. THOMPSON.
Price for Machine §ls
Vlachiue with- Wringer . .115
r.et2B;*f _
LAND FOR. SALE.
''IMIK subsjriber offers for sale, until the Ist
1 day of December, 6,000 acres of good
cotto i land. Four different farms in the
same neighborhood, well improved and in a
high Hate of cultivation ; lying in the 4t t dis
trict of Calhoun county, 20 miles south of
O'ulhhert, Ga., aud 25 miles Southwest of
Dawson. F. L. PEPI’ER,
nc’l4;7t Morgan, Ga.
tST* meiicus Republican copy.
A GENTS WANTED. AGENTS WANT-
Xjl ED, §75 to S2OO per month, male and
female to Seil the celebrated and original
C. m non Sen F.roily Sewing Machine, im
proved and : ■ ted ;it will hem, fel l , stitch
tuck, bind, b and emh 0 Jer in a most su
t e ior matin . Pt ce oilysls For sim
[li -iry and durability, it has no rival. Do
not buy from ai y pirties selling machine*
under the same name, ur less having aCir
lificate of ag ncy signed by us, as they are
worthless cist iron maohiues.
pc- circulars and terms, apply or address
11. CRAWFORD A CO.,
Insure Vour JLi/v
IX TUB
-ZEU T ZEST -A.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
S.R.WESTON e CENT.
F F IS .V i TF II E .
A large and elegant assortment of
KEW FLB R WSTURE,
Os all desciip'ions.
Parlor Suitt s, Redrontp Snitos,
Chuir*, Mattresses, Bedsteads,<&e ,
In great variety. Also,
Carpets, 01 Clo'hs, Mi tticg’,
Rugs Mats, Wiuduw Shades,
ird Wall Fapsr. Fur Sai.e Cheap !
Please give m aca't. THOMAS WOOD,
N-xl to Ltnier House, Macon, Ga.
novl'-’m
Cotton Taken in Exchange
For. A
Valuable Plantation!
I OFFER my farm. f» miles below Diwso",
containing acres for five dollars per
acre, iu cotton, at *2«)cents per for m d
dlinge, dtlivcrahle at Dawson. Terms: 6
bah s »ic livereil December next, the balance in
two installments—half payable D cemher,
1870, the oilier hull December, 1871, without
interest. Iu the event payments are not
promptly met, in’e.est from due. Here is a
chance lor paities wanliug a homo and a
f heap and (.ood Investment,
Apply to W, K. Orr, at D.twpon, or to the
subscriber at Charleston, b. 0.
novll-if VV. T. BURGE.
MISS M. W I L L I A M SON
a:<d
MANTUA MAKER,
AND DEALER IN
JUillipai'j qoadp, fajicy qood^,
Yankee IVotionss,
YCte., liltc., Etc
(Next Door to Dr. Cheatham’ l ,)
71A IN ST. - - DAWSON, GA.
r |''IIANKFUL for the patronage given me
JL s ; uce I have been in business, I hope to
metit a continuance of the same, by close
application to business, and a desire to pl«a*r
those who may favor me with a call, ilj
stock of Fall and Winter Goods wit! com
prise all articles needed by the Ladies in the
VHliuery line, alao Fancy Goods and Yankee
iVotionr, to suit tlie wants of Ltdies, Misses
and Children. My object is to please those
who call on me, and ask of the ladies of Ter
rell, Calhoun and Web«ter counties, and all
who trade at Dawson, to call and examine
my stock. N<jpt.‘23-tf.
THE TOMLINSON OEMAREST CO
Manufacturers of
F!N£ CARRIAGES,
4<»o Broadway, New York.
Are manufacturing extensively ev
ery style cf Carriage, Buggy, and
Wagon suitable for the South, from the
finest Landau and PI acton down to the
Velocipede.
Mr. W. Woodruff, es Griffin, Ga.,
well known throughout the South as
the orig nator of the celebrated Buggy
called "The Woodruff Concord,” lsdd
“The Wooruff Plantation Wagon, and
associated with us in N. Y., where we
will always keep a good stock of these
Buggies aud Wagons on hand, which
arc said to be superior so almost any
n a i« in America.
If you want any kind of a Vehicle
good warranted work, send your or
ders directly to this House, or through
auy of our Agents, and they will have
prompt attention Illustrated circulars
will be sent to anv person who will
wiite for them. May 6 ly
BAKE Ft Y
AND
CONFECTIONERY.
.T. SOLOMON
-If AGES plemure in nnnounciug so thp ci 1-
I i"n« of D*»*on and nurroiniding cuun
trv, rhut he lias determined 10 relieve the
wants of tlie people by the permanent estab
lishment of a first class
Bakery & Cnfectionery,
in thisnltce, on D-pot street, next di or to
J. W. R iberls ii Go., where lie ia ready, at
•II times, to furnish families with
FRESH BREAD ’AND CAKES.
And will, at the shortest notice, furnish all
kinds of delicacies for
WEDDINGS, PARTILS, &C.
RES TA URA N T.
IV addition to the shore, I am fitting up,
and will havo open, by the First of Octo
ber, a
FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT.
Where I will be prepared to cater to the
wants of the inner man, in the way of
O YSTEUS, It'll.lt 0.1.Ui: Sc.
served to suit every variety of taa'e.
We would say to our customers that no
Liquots will bo kept, and Indies can, without
dilßdence visit our bouse, with the assurance
that we will do everything in our power to
merit their patronage. Give me a cull.
Don’t forget the place. Depot street next
door tc J. W. Roberts & Cos.
J. L- SOLOMONS.
sept2S,’6D, ly.
MIME IMtffl
AND
COMMISSION HOUSE.
Johnson, Campbell 4 Cos.,
Coiner Fourth «ud /\>ptar utreetp,
Ma.c on, Georgia.
OUR Mr. Johnson has Just returned from
New York and the VV**n», where he h» ,t
mneie heavy pu r chmet of Nu?*r, Coffee. Vio
las e*, Biergiog, Ti»*p, Twin**, Bacon, I*4rd,
Whi*»kev, Fljjr, Kish rs all kind#, Cheese,
Crackers, dine#, Picklt'4, Toh«*:c»,
C«ndh o, Candy, N«ila, »Si)ip j , Po'ash, *Sod«,
Whi e Salt, and iuf»ct everything iha»
i« kept iu a
First - Class Grocery House,
A l of which they offer to the ci Izcnsof D-w
tou und sui rounding counties, at
Vcry r Low Fig-urcs.
octyl :3m
RIIEUMATIS.M!
For a swift an! sure cure usu'
KAYTON'S OIL OF LIFE!
tiie
Gfcalfsl S.inimoiiit
OF THE AGE'
IT WORKS LIKE A CHARM.
It has been applied to the turjhps In tho utroot
of Savannah, Mutton, Augusta, Colombo», Mont
(jomory. and nil londing citica and town* to the
Miaeiagippi river, from his famous carriage, for
many y«ars, with
irOw! Di:«iT£t BVV CESS.
The moat severe Cases of
RFTEUMA'I ISM,
NEURALGIA.
PAINS IN THE RACK,
BREAST, JOINTS and SIDES
were brought to the Professor, who as quick
ly rubbed the patient thoroughly with his
OIL OF LIFE,
sending them away in every instance eut rely
relieved, thus causing one bottle of the Lini
ment to save hundreds of dulltrs in doctsrs’
bills.
KAYAK'S
OIL GIT LIFE
Is now considered by all who have witnessed
its application to be the trae and reliable
Remedy for Rheumatism, A'eurslgis, aud for
all paii.s aud aches wherever a Liniment cau
be used.
Kay ton’s Oil of Life !
The never-failing German Liniment, is nne
qualed for its sterling virtues in the history
of JLedicines—makiug a swift and sure cure
giving relief in every case almost by the first
rubbing. Read the testimonials and hear the
opinion of ebe people.
For sale by all leading Drug S tores.
McKESSIN & ROBBINS,
Wholcanlu Agent*,
NEW YORK.
PROPRIETOR,
J.ICOK LIF/M/./.V
WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE,
s.t f v/.v.txi//, GEonaia.
Pyvafos^
The justly Celebrated
Chill dc Fever Expeller,
Acts as a Tonic and as an Appetizer, giving
the paticut strength and building up his svs
t»m, leaving him strODg and healthier than
before the attack. mar 10; ly
auras
SfFll-PIISFAITI
OF LIME!
WE ttki pleasure in *g*in offering thi* *1 nd*rd F-r ilixer fbc pl, v
ter* of Southwest G» , sold bj u> for the p**t thrve jears. Nattitk
standing the severe drought* and other niisfortunrs that have htf»n,"
•he cr ips since we have been selling it, (>
•
TUB MAPES SUPERPHOSPHATE
folly su*t»in» it» ehsrxet.r, a* attested bv bnndrada af eartifleate* from Imlm|
pjauterx in Terrell, Calhoun, Winter and Baker cauntiei,
THE STAND'RD QUALITIES OF THIS FERTILIZER
will b* fullv maintairnd, and i* gnarantre-l to evory pnrehac*. N» ns* i<tl
f a.r that any advantage will he tak'n of it* well *»4
ju«t’j t»arn«d popularity.
EXT TANARUS?. A CTS;
HON F M fIARI’ER med 'J>O IS* M«p»’» gup»r.pho«phate p*r s.r.,tUa
vea r . Iv an't, »« c imparrd vvitli l*ud uniDanured, in far if of the I’hcaphaif, »u
hue died per cent.
MR IL A KEITH u>cd, t!if* tekr, ffrn, 100 to 2:"0 IU-- of the I’hnifhai* pr
ere—rhi* wa* the second year lie h«* tjned it—h made 511(1 IK. rttufa #olt«i I*
ic acre than that unm inured. Etpwnt* t-7 »»*e it again nr»t ft»f<
MR K. BEI.Lh'LOAVEi: uaad it upon corn aid auttoq, no tiWf, Sandy lasi,
which doul h <1 lain crop.
JUDGE W. G. FIERCE of Calhoun c-nnty, sav«, b* pu‘ ah >n a tab!
spoor,fo'l to the hi I of on p-or, sardi Und, that w orld got tuake marelkn
wo b tshels ctru pur acre, aud ho ui.rdit eight hu*ht)!* per *cre,
15 lotv tve give l!io ntrinoa «>f .omr of {in- PI • nturi vi ho bun
uveal 111 * papular l>rli,lz;r :
0 0 KERSEY, T-rrell county. M L PURVEY, T»rrGl evuDty.
•IAS (’LARK, Terrell eruntv. O P BROWN, Terrell snooty.
B MORELAND, Terrell scanty. 8 R WKsTON. Tr»rsll county
JAN. STMMONB, Terrell oounty. W G PIERCE, (Ttlb*an scanty.
All LUNDY. Tyrrell county. JOHN COLLEY, Calhmiu ooustr.
W KENNEDY, Terrell enuoty. <• W COLLEY, Calhoun county.
J KITCHENS, Terrell county. W M MURRAY, Calhoun county,
w () PARKS, lerrell county. A G \\ EAVER, Csthottn ceuo’y.
J HARRELL Terrell county. J MANS’EIELD, Calhoun en«ntj.
J K JONES. Terrell county. J L GRfFKIN, Csiheun county.
J B CRtM, ! errnll county. J li GRIEPiN, Calhouu county.
M W MURRAY, Terrell sonnty. A JGANIZLER. Webstsr eoutty.
T MEADOWS, Tcrroll county. M L BINIO.V, Webster eounty.
M GAM AGE, Terrell county. B K SHl‘ ERS, Webster county.
•J W DOZIER, Terrell ennnty. M H MARSHALL, Wehttsr s»* l y
J W KIKTH, Trrrell county A DILI.ARD, Webster oouuty.
R A KIETII-, Tarrcll county. A M I MS, B-ker county.
W G SIMPSON, Terrell eonnly. A JONES, Baker oounty.
J W.II AG AN, Terrsll oounty.
TO PLANTERS who expect to use this popular Fertilirsr, ws would advise
to hand in their orders early, as we anticipate a heavy business io it *be **■'•*
»ea«nn, and shipping mav be difficult If you would make au iovestnasaf
would nay you, try this Fertilizer, You who have poor lands, now is y*ar tiut-
Wo will say that this Foriiliz r is as good aa any other offered hi Geergia, taiiHl
into consideration its cost pvr too.
3D!I2(!)IF>© i
will save any person §15.00 per to» wW wash to wte Dixon’a Compot
•WE We can sell you the ingredients to make it. (Genuine Peruvian Ooaoo.
Dissolved bones, Land Plaster and Salt,) and yen e»u manipulate yoursclv<’-*i 1
a cost cheaper by sls 00 than you can buy it ready prepared. A larga
last year bought this of us, and has given ns his order again this season, **
tays the cost to prepare it is nn'hing, and he prefer* to maniptalnte it hiaD' 1
All these Fertilizers are warranted to be genuine.
Call and see Pamphlets which will be ready for distribution in » few d*J*‘
GT’Doii’t forget i!»e place.
LO¥LE§S & OBIFFI*
