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I Pi->,I nt the r? liilaucp of her httshand in
j WimliiUHtoti oonnty, on llio 11th of Soptem-
, her L.F7. in the °~J year of her iige, Mrs
1 Atm In Jiricl^ic, wife of Mr. J. T FriJftei
j :iaJ di'.nptit'"'o, Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Baehc-
i 'or
l This de\otod wii'o, dutiful Mlcl lovihp
C:t< i 'or or.', .dona and eaniPKt Christian war j
very thro: bold of
;i o isiatj life, Fhe bad been happily .
-a-v : -' oorio tureo -earn R£'> rod v.’bs sitra- J
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PAINTER,
Uou-’e Pamting,. (training, KuL
somining Paper Hanging, &c.,
done with neatuoss and dispatch.
Leave your orders at Dr Wuv
A Utile girl rt t*■ c .Mlant-. erper.
' s f c f ■ -jhcu to-
'ct h ' r f
1
CbatL-' i
or?eor
l.r.-e Leou h.-.d U l"»sa ordered oihorwlao. . tmploytid also. A
FUo ma unlvor.v.lfavorite. All wlio kuiw . > ,.iti r r,.
bar lo-od h«r. ",r kiod . nd attablu man- I lonn9 nnu uuco
ne-s, he. cr.nuor nud -Incerlty, ho-, honesty
»oil .‘rntlifiilceio, erd Lc. r ere a of In'e^rity
end nprip.h* ■ ~i i o n Co’- l>er tt-o "otdlrl os.
♦ect- tnd lft!,tiu r . ! ienc b y. r! all ~ 1 tl, rrhotn
Sic: nrAtid. Tto h r oliib.bjod up she
wr n 'olhI lovlnf* ond obedient daughter and
• p-rtlo, BiTectior'Mo eis'er. From tlit timo
si a coaaeclrd bj'tnl'with tho church, her
vai’-declared plaii.'ly that her treasure wan
Odr 0;.olDi?C. | B i, ove . e >| ti, e relations sho Hostilities in
—ill recent
'heir bun-
ii’Cd. 'no
Ills In-sL'cgi
ofic. .te
Oi sros •
■ one who node ii
. acL tbc fr ul‘3 of
vhh not guilty
eif.
Clcn'elm d fc ho first prooidcnl
that ha- ever honored Georgia o.*
tho Southern States with hia pres-
euco on any big occasion.
lev: vacancies in
a. t. Johnson
lit CO., lOili .Malu street, Uichtaoad,
Vn. A-23-3tn
ii j hr -..,v t to
before tho poonie, advertise in the I hfe her example was beautiful and worthy
1 r I ot imi'fttion. In her last illness euo dm-
JlMUi!.. played a moat lev. ly Christian spirit, tier
patience, resinuatt-u, and fort tedo rre-e -c-
uisrhftble. From the first she seemed io re
alise that tho timo ol her departure wuj nt
l-iind and dismissing from he- ‘houfibVj r il
lotcporal conaich rafumR, she nice’-'.'/ ren't’oed
borutdf to the will of God without t, cin^le
orpression of regret. Mho no lonpor mani-
fcr.Uid any interest in earthly thinRS, but
KO-mod absorbed in the contemplation of
heavenly things. Tho night before slio died
she ssdr, ‘ Sweet by and by” and "Jesus rjy
ail to heaven is roijh" and other hyiunn lib
n clear stionR voice, enteriUR Into ibo senli
mont with evtdeut relish. Ju»t. bsfr.ro he
d ntb she saDR the beautiful anthem, Glory
to God on High," throiiRli with a full clear
Tho wife of Walker Chandhr, of ^ oio ,®‘ f 0 * 0 )' 4 "'! > bo , bl R be "‘ no , te withonl.dU-
llculty. ta 1 !* uskei! her father to j>ruy lor her
Hall county, gave birth to l) r$0 rocovory if it www tho will of (Joii. Only a
«*“« >*“ *~k, two,ia usfarisa&tJ: “?.•».vrAS
OHO girl. Mather and babes an (til bright and beautiful. I never saw you look
doing well.
Yo r t! ' next few days the Governor
Will be b .oy siguing bills, The con
stitutioi. gives him live days in
whin!, to consider bills alter the Leg
islntuo has adjourned, after the ex-
pi ration of which time nil bills pass
ed become a law unless vetoed by ! m E>E3lU>l;/£
tt ’Hiatus
so lovely." Alter a short pause she a llied “1
A avo nut nil) bt against a soul in this world."
S io thou fell asleep. Thus ended a short but
b aaltful lito. Hut sho ha.l fulfilled her des
tined end and God took hor to her rev’rrd.
May the God ot 1’iovidoucs revoil hiu love
and morcy and goodness to the husband, pa
rents and sisters in this scro bereavement,
May «u who survive so I've rs to bo slco
ready when our summon i bhull ooa-e.
the Governor
Mr. H. V. Kent, Agent for the
Wrightaville nnd TcnniUe railroad
Shipper, fo- ports unknown• it is
thongbt prohaV-lr he look a large a-
mount of "ltu-y along. Mr. J. A.
Jeffere has been appointed Agent in
his place. We understand that Mr.
Kent’s father says, his son’s bonds
men shall h osc nothing, as lie will
pay the lull amount of the bond.
Tho Jury rendered a verdict of jus
tifiable homicide, in the Bungs and
Jl/cWilliams case.
PROGRAMMK7or GEjNEltAL
MEETING.
'First District, Mt. Vernon nssocia-
f. - .on, to eonvono with Shady Grove
Church, Laurens county, Ga, Oct.
28th, Jl^th, aud 30th, 1887.
V, r the eommitteo appointed to ar
range programme, beg leave to sub-
: til G o following report.
Broi’i"!r W. A. Sinipillcld to write
nnes -yon Gene al Meeting ‘Wlmt
is tho great object ot good designed
fo bo accomplished by convening
Brethren in those meetings,’’
Ero. M. Donaldson—Essay on
“Wliat are the duties of parents to
■ohtWren, and children to parents, as
taught in the Christian System.”
Bro. H. T. Smith—Essay on *What
Is ttv» best and most eltlcicnt mode
nractK3al)le in the churches for rais
ing mission and other funds.
Ilro. J ‘C, Harman—Eooay on best
vnode to conduct and keen up a houl-
t piySr.bbnt ■ .tbool.
Br- • u ”, Opvis—To give n tjijxh-
liat : School lecture at ten o’clock
Sabbi ‘ • norning.
Uvo. v'/. h. Jtitmscy—To preach on
(fttstincu e Ten Us of the Baptist
Faith : , II A.M. Bov. T. J. Beck,
alternate
Sr v .Vc- ieavc tho delegates uutram-
jneh.' i*» malm their own appoint-
yaentn f'r meeting and. adjourning,
t, ' S’" rccpectfully ark tlie
Edito■.* of .he *.Vrightsville Headlight
to gi ve iu space in hia colums for one
Incertio". of th'c prygrame, and re-
rpHit the dandersvillo papers to cop-
pjV
Bospcctfully submitted,
J. T. Cnlx‘x*KY, Chm’n Com.
(/jiswer to hiniymu 0 and Anaguam 5)
C-Tobncco.
5- Knowledge and virtue sisterlike
desemd from Heaven to peifeet man
ii. nobleness,
Groceries of till Kinds cheap at
Frank Castcllev’s at Wliitaker’s
old etand^
DANGEUOVS WELL.
A traveler once noticed that
tL, well in a country farm-yard
^ as entirely without curb, or other
e ifeguard, and as there were several
children pitying around, lie asked
their mother if she were not afraid
ft >m« of them wonld fall in. She an
swered cheerfully, “Oh no; we never
.oit but two or three in that way.”
Do not make big eyes at the old
n, ly untill yon have intervionoil the
• •It gentleman, Uncle Sam. whose
\ hiskey wells are “everlastingly”
open without curb, or safeguard
around them. lie lias told you, and
will again, if he has manners to au-
ftwere at all, which is .doubtful, ,,0,
no; 1 lose but fifty «r sixty thousand
» etr, and it is none ot your affair
ft ly way. Drive on stranger.”
If your watch is
&LJI out of order take
it to the old relia
ble, A. J. Jernigan and
Son’s Jewelry Store.
.k-WHW Wr.Mc-
Ei illc' 11 1 <w
Sli.tiKX. B'lie NlioolUife’ J..
«tl iluNtliiuble.
Wo 0Ji>y ike Rubjo.ne 1 ileUtlci' recount of
the unfortunate LrnRtdy, iu whuu cur (or-
m-r lownHm.m Mr. Go). Hiiiru took tlio l !e
ol Mr. W. M. McV.’IUtamo c! Jaokftonvil.'o,
FU., on Monc’uy n.Riit)« t. Tun putdinlvej
account G cn in ly luvuraMo to Mr. IIhiirh,
and ropro3u:V.:i )ii"i oh neil inn t? nvsld tbc
(Uflicuity. T’hianocordB with v -j r ♦-*’ .'rnowa
cbnruon r ot Mr. Duurh wbea bare fer puuoo-
ablrnutM and (|iii«tiicni<, Mr MoWilliauii ,‘u
rcprcHuutuil ftft a iliinkiiiR man, and when
under the Inlluunoo ol' ctrong drink, mi i.
turbulent und dan^orons mao.
Jackaouvlllo, Fla., Out. IS, 'J a. n.—V/m,
MoWillintuH, a notod politician anil Cleveland
elector, wan s'.iot hi d iuiitanlly kl'lud here ul
mtdnitrbt by Ueoi^u H iiirh, a clerk in Tieeb-
ler'ii i lotbitiR (lure, 1n IS F. HouhIoii'h aulooii
at tbc corner of Day and Clay btrieta. Tfce
(piarrol orUii Bind butt If edneeday. wl.cn
Huorh bit MuWilliuuin in tho face in reply to
abuse by him. MuMiltiiims then threatened
to (,et oven Hud mi l lie would kill ilaiigM at
HiRht. IlunRH went to llouatou’s mloon at
11:30 o’clock last night und told Uunstou
that be hail como there to avoid Mo II iliiums
\\ bile liunRS stood talkiUR Mo II iliiums walk
ed up with a revolver extended and said wilh
an oath: "I have got you."
Hangs criod “iiuu," but Mo 11 illiams fired.
The shot niisstd, anil IUUrk drew a revol
ver, but MoWilliauis tired tbu second timo,
again harmlessly.
Hangs thon fired, and several ohoto were
exchanged, llv then ran into tho saloon,
and Mo If illiarus ran oil' fifteen p.cen and
fell, lie was lilted np and carriid into th>-
saloon, but was lifeless, a bullet having en
tered his heart. Hangs sent lor tbu olierill
and surrendered, lie came from .Sam'.orb-
ville, Ga., aud worked in Orlando first. He
then came here in May last. Ho is spoken
as a ijuiet aud peaceable man. In au inter
view bo deplores the occurrence, but s.iid it
was solf-defense. McWilliams was about 45
years old, and wuh born tu tbu uorlb ol Ire-
and. lie came to this country about 180(1,■
aud was iu Nuw York for several years, and
was als o in tbo Federal army. IIu was a Fo-
nian of tbo fira-eatiug kind und very ttirbn \
lent, aud very quarrelsome when iu iijitor
Ha aaiuu to Florida Irum Haitimoru in 1880,
aud bus lived in Fulatku, Firuandlua, Calla
han aud other plaues in varteus occupations
Uhl to postmaster at Cal la ball he was nomi
nated as a Cluvel nd (lector, hut resigned
just before the election. 11 o was a baker by
trude, though hu novir kept long to any
trade, Jlo liad been engaged iu a number ol
shooting scrapes, and hud killed one or more.
Eyo wiiucaseB corroborate Uaugs's statement
that he shot iu lolf-dcfcuso, McWilliams’
last wito was iliv rood iu Haltimore, IIis
second, a Vise McMeckin, of Futnsiu coun
ty, in this Sti-to died several years ago, au l
his third livos hero, and is in hysterics over
his trsgio death Ouo sou by bis first wile
is a lawyer at Ht Augustine, and lie leaves
three young children by bis Inst, lie was
one ot the best known politicians iu Flori
da, nnd was notod for bis fiery eloqueuoe.
For Apprenticeship.
GEORGIA—Washington County
Ohdinahy’b Office of said Co.
I will apprentice a ten year old white girl
ot respectable parentage to a good h.uiiy, ii
culled on soon at my office.
Oo'oher 10th 1K87,
M. NEW MAN, Ordy.
U-20—tf
I or Leave to Hell Laud.
GEORGIA—Washington County.
ORDINARY’S OFFICE.
W. T. It, obels, Guardian for Mrs. Sarah
Osb( rn, has in duo form applied to the un
dersigned hr leave to sell ninety acrmol
land belonging to his said ward, and mid
application will ho heard at my olliee on tin
ilrst Monday in November next.
This 3d nay ol October, 1887,
M. NEWMAN, Ordinary W. C.
10-C • 4t
For Guardians Dismission.
GEORGIA—Washington Couuty
.ORDINARY’S OFFICE,
Hon. James. K. Hines, Guardian for Jo
seph 0. Parker applies to me tor letters in
dismission Irorn baid gaardinnsbip, and I
will puss upon Lis application on the lire
Monday in December next ul my ottioo in
Huudersville said county.
Given under my hand officially this 15th
day of October, 1887.
M. NEWMAN, Ordinary.
0-20—It
G. W H WHITAKER.
DENTLJ3T
SANDERSVILLE, GEORGIA.
—TERMS CASH.—
Ofiicp, np3tr.irs f;: the r-’hoto-
g.Rj)h Gallery formerly occupied
bv T. C. Glenn, Jonec Building.
Apr 20-’80
iiiiLiimm iTivaiJiM.
All arc invited when visiting our city to call on
&
The leaders of low [irices in Hardware, Agricultural implements,
l’lov. j Plo'” Castings, 1 Iarness, Saddles, Bridles, Leather, 1 ocu-
etand Table Cutler*'. Corn Shellers, Hubs, Spokes, Rims, Wheels,
&c. Agents for the Atlas Piow, the best cast turn plow in the
world. .
A big stock of Rubber Beltingand Scale Beams to be disposer
o r at a Sacrifice before the close of the season.
“Johnnie Gtet, Your Gun ”
We especially call your attention to our stock of GUNS, the
handsomest in the market which we will sell cheap for cash.
A trial will convince you that we can save you money, Orders
solicited. Write for prices. ARRINGTON & COOPER.
eiHBroad Street. Augu3ta, Georgia.
Lee and Both well's Old Stand.
ICRCY tc-
j
The Hntloraig'.'.ed am prepared tr.
TJ« ";, T i
I'M, nil'll approved 'COL-
' 11 pa] ir. Terms i sy.
Evi
U <A- J i- O k .
itfjyans,
1 tlortivyt: at f,:
1> i*. iff,. E. Ei i'MihiJj
DKNTl^T,
fepmUic <Jct r:gieTi.
Ncr. Pit C. It. IP,.
Extract.-. V.. t:i Witliout’I’rtn. n !at|
r/ork ■- Spec!r.'•.}•. J?iic ;? moderate
EctiofuetlOn Ct r.ntccd. Cilice n
rosideaco.- E-3-1 y
& ''I
La EL- X.
Pamter,
Pfe,
.For LtUera o! Aumintstratdif
Hoaso Tainting, Grainintp, Tal
BOmming, I.;r..'bi.]iin, C;la;:i:i;<,
.Taper Ii.angmg, Ctc. J'-or.vo yoar
ordoro at Dr, A. MaihiH’ Drug
3ioro. E:n
K. fL?OL LI FIELD
riivsictAK a mj«eo:y,
Sandcrsville, Georgia
Ollico next door to It. T. Wulker’M
Grocery Store.
Patr nizo Home In
dustry.
EUREKA 'MILLS,
Sanderoville Ga.
T HESE mills arc now making the
best Flour and Meal ofany mill in
the country. Every accommodation
is provided for people coming iu from
a distance. Honest men me in
charge, and EVE BY POUND o'*
Meal, Flour ami Bran
That the wheat and corn will make is
UHa ItANTFHD TO TUB CUSTOMKKs
of the mill, less the toll.
So bring in your WHEAT ANI)
corn at tho same lime and thereby
save going to mill twice.
C. U. PllINGLE, l’rop’tor
7-9 85—tf .J L. Yarborougii, AIillur
WHELESS STAMP PRESS
-COMPANY.-
748 REMOLDS STREET, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
Agents Wanted! Catalogue Fuee!
RUBBER STAMPS,
SEALS, BADGES,
CHECKS, STEN
CILS, STEEL
STAMPS, <fcc.,
Sole Monti fact ureys of
Tlic M iit'IcssSdf-liikiiig Itub-
Im-i' Kfauip 1'i'Eiifiitg Press
Sop-27’87-ly.
Sheriffs Sales.
FIRST TUESDAY IN NO YE INI
I!ER 1887.
Will bo Hold before the court Ik.use door
in the city of Fniulcrsvillu on the first Tues
day in November next one house and. lot
in die town of Harrison said county; said lot
containing one half acre more or less, and
bounded on the north by the church lot, and
on the south by Mrs Hodgersjsaid lot leyi d
on as tlie property ol George Wright to sat
isfy a Fi Fa issued fiom the 91s! bis. G. M-
of said county in favor of.J. L Harrison vs
George Wright Levy made and returned
to mu by constable Sept 29llt 1887.
Also at same time and place will bo sold
Idly, acres ol land located in said county
adjoining the lands nl'Nancy Cox, John l£.
Hodges, 1’. U, Cullens and others. Levied
on to satisfy a mortgage Fi Fa issued from
theSiiperior Court of said county in favor
oj Malcolm Maclilitl vs James brown and
Nome L. Hrotvn it liciotr a poition of tlie
Freeman Bland hind levied on by virtue ol
said mortgage Fi Fa, to satisfy said mort
gage. Sept. 29th 1778-
£ v. A. W*a S I. ^Iierlnr,
October 4th, 1887- W, (J.
IS CO.MSU.YIFTION INCURABLE
Read tho following' Mr. C. II
Morris, Newark, Ark,, says:
Was down with Abscess of Lungs,
mil friends and physicians prononn-
«• d me an Incurable Consumptive.
Began taking Dr. K ng’s No\v Dis-
GEOIIG1A — Washington County. covei ’y for .Consumption, am nowon
ORDINARY’S OFFICE. ! D tl,i,d , botlkj , “del able to over a-
»• > i . T , i i , x ' iu W01 ’k on iiiv Linn. It is hie
Hubert L. Stephens h b iu iluu form n; - ; i\, n jf v • ‘ 1 m
plied to me It r permanent lettus ol admin-I . ledicine ever iiiado.
isir.lieu on the estate of Mrs.Currie A. tit - I o tK 8e Ml-kUewart, Decatur, O' O,
pLeas, late ot H. id con Illy, deceased, und 'hJ'H I “Had if not tieojl for Dr. Kill; ’s
f wi.l pass u pen s nd application on the j New Discovery f»r Coneumi) an I
lirBt Moi.day in aovombt*v, Loti/, ut my olliee wi ,ihl i i r i \ ^
in S .ud. r .vilio m said county. * ! '\V 1,i(l d ‘ed ol Lung I roubles.
Ciivi n Hitter my band and ofiioial signn- 1 ''us given up by doctors. Am now
lure ttiio 3U day i.t Uvtube-r, 1387 I :1) best of health." 'ir, it. (Sample
m .(• .p— M Or liunry, bottles free at
* D ■. W. A. Bawlii gs Drug ( tor . '
SIGN OF THF- BIG LOCK.
(P
ranston S Alexander,
COTTON FACTORS,
GUANO DEALERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
?T 7 3h,synolds.. Street, AUGUSTA, GA. 727.
Liberal Advances Made Ou Cousigniuents.
r>ggin Ties JTurnished at Market Pricss.
Stiict Personal Attention Given To All Business
HCLE I’TIOI'HIRTOTW OF...CIrnn«iton’a Ammonintcd Flisadved llnne, f o.ton Reed
i.'.e i', (V.mpoitnil. for Colton and Corn, Pare Haw Rone .1/out High Grade Acid I’hus'
pl-,.,1 a n.' Dissolved Bone and I’ure Imported German Ivninit, Cotton Seed Meal, e'e
IW
9^
JFiivtoirs tf Giimpressors
AUGUSTA, GA. ^ _
Y/'iu'c’'oURe'rt'.djComv! , ' > B3P:yoccupying L'loclc.jhor.uiled by W ifdiinglnn,
F'hv-.rni, Cttlhoun and Tcylor Ctrealn, r.nd oovnecled with t:!l tho Rail-
rouas Centering hove by double tracts ext ending into our yards.
MODERATE CHARGES- DLAVAGE SAVED.
CoHsi'' , n!nents Solicited, :_iboral Advances Made on Consignments
Gfv.oe: IS7 RENOLDS STREET.
Rooir.o for several years oecujned by August t Cotton ’Exchange.
(Succettor I<j WRIOJIT & CRANK.)
And Com miss Iom
102 EIGHTH STREET. 7 WARREN BLOCK.
AUGUSTA, .GEORGIA.
I bog tooOor my sorvioos f<»r Ibo nlo of your i ct’on tlii^ omionir full and m .. on. The
fim« his come that Ibt hiyli cluii’pis for tho sale of potion uuwt find a level with t|if»otlt *
er hraiuilu’H »*f the i: rnniLsion business. I Iihvc!bandied c« tLon in t ns m irkot L»*.* thirty-
two years, and now propose to rcdnrd tbo «•«*mmi-- ion f- r llii- y* ir to oO-' 1 er halv, inclil*
diny h iini'i 1 and instirao ■* or r/»-* jiat month \ Iso have «»n iiand pure (»• r'uan Kainit
for salt’, iU\ per cent Ptilphm* pot’-sh. direct imporlulion f’^in Crnnany. \«siirsn}< full
prices aud prompt returns, 1 am yours truly, Ci'.OlUiI. \V. (’ll VN 10
J. S. WOOD-
—uhas. y WOOD.
j, s. who & am
Cotton Factor
’Ll ^.-7
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
U-uiil ftccommodation to Shippers mid Buyers Bagging and Tics
always on hand
JORDAN & SMITH
COTTON FACTORS.
AUGUSTA,
GEORGIA.
j|f t . \V. M, Jordan Inis been actively engaged in the Cotton business during the past
thirteen years. .SiitisGotion guaranteed in every respect. Oimurmon ’intents a Rule.
No storage if sold within fifteen days. Where, we make advances dueinij the summer ice cSiaeijc
125ccnls n hale extra. Liberal advances made on cotton in store.
JESSUP BROS,
JOBBERS & RETAILERS IN
Cooking and Heating Stoves
& Tliiwaa*©.
ILL Y T TQlil (( A (,i!) ().Y» J
Cook Stove, this stove has
been sold with perfect satis,
faction for the past fifteen
years. JESSUP BROS.
A-tlgUSta, - GrSL.
w. w. ramsey.
T
HD. RAMSEY.
RAMSEY & RAMSEY
AV r holesalo und Retail Dealers In
Choice Family Groceries,
AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES. ?
IN GEORGIA,
6’ J. Cooledge & Bro,
21 Alabama St, Atlanta Ga.
Pure Linseed Oil, Paintg, Rail Road,Car,
Bridge, Iron and Roof Paints, One Coat
Carriage Paint, any one can use them, Lead,
Oil Colors, Graining Colors, &c., &c. Write
for color cards and prices. We are making
as good goods as are made in America, Al
so dealers in VARNISHES, BRUSHES and
WINDOW GLASS
HEADQUARTERS
^ iii/Montf umi hviuiuIjSj
822 Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia.
Since the fire of February I2tb, which destroyed Masonic Torn
|>lc; want of r OIQ forced ns to lie content with carrying a very limit
ctl stock eoniiuired with what we are now prepared to otter. Ini-
provoiuents and extensions j tint comoletod, moko our present prcnis
iscs—two floors, each 1 Go feet long by 2.j leot wide—the liandsoniest,
most, commodious best lighted and iie.st in every way lor tin display
of goods, in Augusta; and wo challenge the South Atlantic States
to match tho stock for variety, completeness of assortment and enre*
fulness of selection. More timo and attention arc devoted to its" pur-
ehn c .e, tlnn arc spent on any similar Btoclc in the South, nnd tlie
result will be appearant to all who inspect it earolully. On tlie
si elves, umi in reserve can lie found at all times full lines ot every
class of Dry Goods, Notions, etc., front low priced SUBSTANTIAL
GOODS TO mu VERY FINEST FABRICS and CHOICEST
DESIGNS ritODUCED IN THIS COUNTRY OK IMTOUTED
FROM ABROAD; and without quoting figures in detail, WE GIVE
A I’OSTIVE, I'NQFALIFIIH) GUARANTEE ON PRICES
AGAINST EVER Y HOUSE AND EVERY MARKET IN THE
UN ITED STA'l ES. We mean to givo satisfaction to oyerybody
who doe., business with ns; and whenever any article from our house
docs not come up to ivpresentation, the purchaser will oblige by noth
lying us promptly, and wo will mtiko the matter satisfactory iu ev
ery instance.
Samples heiit by mail on application. In ordering samples, plcnso
specify ns exactly as possible the goods desired, and iu ordering
goods, state whether -omethiug else may bo substituted or not, iu
ease the particular article ordered is sold out.
DALY
ARMSTRONG,
Augusta, Georgia.
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Santiersville, Ga.
Manufacturers and Dealers in: Steam Engines of all stylus. _ Saw
Mills. Grist MMls. Cotton Gins, ITossoh und Machinery of all kinds
A lull liiio"ot Rubber and Leather Belting k pt iu stock. >
Steam and Witter Valves, Steam pipes a'id Fittings, Inspirators,
Machine Oils and Mill Supplies.
Repair work solicited and prompt y done and ns cheap and well
us eaii ho done all Machinery sold by us we guurantco to be as rep
resented.
Write or call on U3 for Prices mid q soription of anything wnnteJ
in the Machine line.
Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silver-ware,
Accordeons, Violins, Banjos and Guitars*
you will find a BIG STOCK cheaper than
any other place in the city at 538 Broad St.,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA-
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Charleston Store,
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|5i,si oi October. Wait oil me and I will
give you bargains. C. D. Nelson,
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