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About The Lumpkin independent. (Lumpkin, Ga.) 1872-1924 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1883)
LUMPKIN INDEPENDENT. JLUMfltlN. GA.. = SATURDAY October 27, 18S3 - ■ • ” • • ' 7 -^—- — —* — All Suiisjuirrioss Must be Paid in A DVANCE. SPECIAL CLUB RATES tVe off -r the following Club Kates to sub¬ scribers of The Indmpukdent. 1Be Independent and the Wesleyan Chris¬ tian Advocate one year for $3.UU. lieguiar price ->f the Advocate $2. :; 0. THE Independent and tku Christian Index one year for *3.5 , llegular plica of the Index $2. ■>•). The Independent and Southern Cultiva ter and Dixie Farmer, oue year for $2.75. Postage freenn all payers. DIRECTORY- -TOWN AND COUNTY LUMPKIN is the Cour ty Site of Stewart County, i* situated sixteen miles East ol the ChuUhoochcc River; thiHy-six miles South •f Columbus; thirty-six miles Westot Amor¬ ims; twenty-two miles North of Cuthbert, And twenty-eiglit miles North west of Etl f’Ula. The town is built upon an elevated plane, aud is abundantly supplied with as pare water as the State offords; it is perfect¬ ly healthy; most excellent society; abundant Church privih ges, aud one ot the best Ilig , Schools in Georgia. Tht town has a popu¬ lation ol 750; the citizens are quiet and or¬ derly, and tkc business men prosper under a regular and healthy trade. hTEvf.ARX is one ot the most fertile and prosperous counties iu the Cotton Belt, pro¬ ducing annually about 15,0 vu bales ol C“t ton. The rich bottom lauds ou tho riv r And ou the large creeks can produce a hale of cotton to the acre. The County has a population of nearly 17,00 ', the majority of them energetic and intelligent farmers. COUNTY OFFICERS. Judos J. It. Latixtek, Ordinary. 15. F. lUwiA, Clerk Stiperi-ir Court. Jonr.rn B. Glorias, Sheriff. Sawuhl S. JfcsRKiT; Comity Tre (surer. Geo-UK V. Aim, Tax Collector. J. T. Habcison, Receiver of Tax Returns. J Aims A Pot’.T, County Surveyor. William J. Bulks, Coroner. TOWN OFFICERS. Hox. J. B. Buhabdscn, Mayor. Fbask Kiiuekky, Town Marshal. Am>ku»es: J. L. Wimberly, J. E, Car¬ ter, T. U, Hightower, C. C. Brooks and J. A. Thorutou. MAIL SCHEDULES Colombo,.- Leaves every morning, Kuu d»y* •xeepted, ut 5 ((‘clock, uua arrives at 8 o clook, pi xi. CuthbkuT. — Leaves every Monday, Wed¬ nesday ami Friday mornings at 5 o’clock, and invites Same days at 7 o’clock P M. Axericus.— Arrives tv ry Tu sday, Thurs¬ day npd Saturday at 12 o’clock. M., and lesvsH .nma days at 1 oMc l; p. M. Fiaxxknui:—L taves ev. ry Wednesday and ■Saturday morning at 5 o’clock aud arrives name days at 8 o'clock r. it. Mosey Oldliik aud Postal Notes can be bad on application. L'. F. Hawes, P. JI. CHURCH DIRECTORY Methodlst < HCBCH.—Kev. L. A. Datsev, in-rvicoH on ihc It fc. 3rd, nn< 1 HuntlujB in each moi.th. Prayer meeting «r»ry Wednesday night. Sunday School cv •ry Sunday morning a' 3 o’clock; A. 1. Fort tjujxiriuteudout. Pbovidenck.— Preaching on the 2nd Sun¬ day in an; h mouth, by the pastor, ltev. L. A. Daraey Sunday School every Sunday mvrtiug at 9 o’clock: J. B. Brazier Sup; Birror Church,— Regular Conference on th« 2i d Sunday. Prayer mooting Thursday night; Sunday School cv ry Sunday morn¬ ing at 9 o’clock, M. vlorln- t, Sl'pt. Shxcy Gbovr—P reaching ou the 1th Sunday iu each inuuth by the Pastor, Rev. W. M. Hotrelh LODGE MEETINGS. M**oino.—Cross Lodge No. 12 meets on Ik* Jd Saturday ia aach mouth a t| 3 o'clock r. m. T. D. Hightower, W. M. L O. O. F.— Stewart Lodge No. 44 meets •v*ry Tuesday eight A. T. Fort, N G. Harris Encampment meets ou the Fir it Monday night iu each inouili. Knioht -1 of Honor.—!S t<-wa.t Lodge No. 3629 meets at Masonic Hall on the lstTucs day in each month at 3 o’clock p. m., and en Monday night before the 3rd Tuesday at 7 o’clock. BAti.ET’3 Saline Aperient is a white sparkles, powder, aud and when placed just like in water, soda foams, tastes water. gently It is very cooling and pleasant, acts upon the boweis, relieves consti¬ pation, cures sick headache, sour stem. *ch and hear tburn. Female _ English Bitters sends red blood to a sickly woman’s cheeks and strength to her muscles, by giving an appetite, aiding All digestion and building up the system. sickly women who need a never-failing female regulator, Will be delighted with, its prompt and reliable action._ “Tough on Chills,’ Curas 5 caaea for 25 cts. in cash or stamps. Mailed by John Barham, Atlanta, Ga. “1 bed ’em all,” said a rubicund happy faced gentleman. “ 11 what ?” askad his fries A “Why all the symptoms ot mala ria, viz : lame back, aching joints, sleep Uimiess, indigestion, dizzy fits, cold ex trendies, rush of blood to the head, con atant fatigue, no appetite, pains in the breast after eating, night sweats, alternate chili* and fev-rs, etc., etc., but Brown’s Iren Bitters cured me and I recommend it M being the only perfect tonic made." A CAM). All person indebted to the under atgnad will will nlflaap plea e make make nnvm.,rr payment l, n 30 days* I will be id Lumpkin with mj notes and accounts. Please coma and see me I have a good 45 Gin I will sell for $50 OdJMM C. H LOWE. AROUND TOWN. ■ —Florida Oranges and Bed Apples at C. A. furies. —Try some of C. A. Surles' extra fine I Ip.: n Sausage. —I umpkin merchants have quit keeping hams in stock. —There has been a good demand for wood this week &r the first time this winter. KeV. L. A. ltersey will preach at the Methodist Church lo-morr nv at the usual hours. —W. H. Wi lliams, Assignee of A. T Fort, concluded the sale of the remnant of stock on Tuesday last. —Now that the ground has become some what softened, it would be a good time to put in a big crop of oats. - There seems to have been more fighting whiskey on hand.at this term of the Court than in several years previous. - Parties from Florence report a five foot rise in the river on Wednesday morning, at which time one of the boats passed up the river. —Tax Collector Ard will be in town again next week and will have his books open at the office of the Ordinary, where faxes can be paid. —Themagostorial dude of Ricidan 1 Dish bought one and a half dozen pairs of corset steels at the auction this week to brace him tip for the winter campaign. —Fort Holt was o,Taring to pay $3 per bushel for coni at one time this week, but since the clouds have roll-ad by Jennie, ho has resumed the regular price. - lhero are sixteen prisoners confined in jail, fourteen black and two white men. As the criminal docket will be called on Mon¬ thly the jail will soon be cleared. — The Entaula Fair opens on November 13:h aud will close on tile evening of the I7ih. Let Stewart c uuly be well repre souted in EufauU ou this occasion. —A negro was in town this week who says he has not been inside the Court Huttso in fi; teen years for fear he might be picked up on some old *eore “away back yonder.'’ —Lawy rs aud others attending Court text week are cordially invited to call at this office and read the late exchanges and subscribe for The Luhpkin Independ ENT. —The, Lumpkin Hotel and the Corbett House have both been liberally patronized this week and the respective landlords have been.spreading splendid tables at each meal. —The weather Was cloudy during the first part ot the week with slight rains which to some extent sotteued the ground but caused no general rise in the water courses, yes¬ terday was iair aud pleasant. -The extra tine green sitg.tr eano that has been on sal".* here'this week won the ad¬ miration of the members of the legal frater¬ nity, who bought it in lots of from live to twenty stalks, Blaule Boyeit is the granger wiio raises it — On Friday next Col. J. F. Tate will have a monthly review of his pupils at the Lump* kill High School. The patrons of tlieschool and the public generally are cordially invit¬ ed to attend. The exercises will embrace the entire day. —Lawyers and editors in attendance up¬ on our Court pronounce the, Court House in Lumpkin to be tile' handsomest and best ar¬ ranged of any iu this judicial circuit. The building is half a century old and is good for at least fifty years more. —l ilzgerulil is now running a brick milking machine near l lorence and advertises 1 3,003 good brick for sale at # 1 ) 0(1 per thousand. Ho says that if he cun get sufficient orders ho will bring his ma chine near Lumpkin and burn brick here. —At a regular conference of the Lumpkin Baptist Church, held on Sunday last, Rev. W. II. Cooper, of Cuthbert, was called as pastor of this Church for the coming year. M r. Cooper is a fine preacher and the church is fortunate to get his services, even for one, Sunday in the month. —C. A. Sari s keeps a full aud complete stock of all kinds of Family aud Fancy Gro Caries, Confectionaries, Apples. Orangos, I'obacco, Cigars, Timv-.re, Wood-aware etc. I Io sell. bis goods at the very lowest figur s aud it will pay you to price his goods be fore buying elsewhere. ' —Your visit to Lumpkin will not bo com¬ plete unless you drop iu at Williams & West’s elegant Dry Goods establishment and see the many new and pretty goods that they are selling this season. Any man can make the wife and baby happy by buying them a pretty dress or a pair of those elegant shoes that tills firm handles. —Oue of the most complete stocks of Fan ey and Family Groceries, in town can be found at the store of J. G & F. S. Singer All goods are fr-.-sli and are bought from the best grocery dealers in the counlry. hi tne line of Boots and Shoes they beat the time of MaudS., Johnston, or any other high stepper. See their Georgia Ties. —The following are the quotations of the Columbus Cott >n market as reported Thurs day morning : low middlings, 94; middlings, 9J; good middlings 9 j. Eufauia quotations for Wednesday are ; low middlings, 9} mid¬ dling , 9$ ; good middlings, 9|. In Ameri¬ cus on Wednesday they quote, low mid dlings, 9J ; middlings, 9|; good middlings, 9J. —The dinner served by the ladies of the Baptist Church, on Wednesday last, was a most elegant affair. The tables were well filled with rich viands and nice delicacies all of which was highly enjoyed by those who patronized the dinner. A larger crowd at than the ladies laid expected and they realized the handsome sum of fifty dol lnrs, -Stewart c . county needs a chain gang and needs it badly. At present we have sixteen prisoners in jail and about forty out under bond, some of whom will no doubt be sen fenced to short terms on the chain gang, as we have none in this county they will be worked ^ewhe-re. In counties where chain K ;m b' s cxlKt tbe ro:uls are ke pt m g ootl con-, d.tton without any great expense to the comity at the same time punishing the criin inal in the vicinity where his crime was com mitter b which doubtless adds something to correcting their thieving propensities and ***« PERSONAL NOTES. Mr. C. A, Harris, of Cuthbert, was here Thursday. Mr. Joe. R. Singer, of Atlanta, is visiting relatives hero. Mr. W. G. Mc^rory, of Ellavilio, is visit¬ ing here this week. Major H. J. Moya, of Cuthbert, was in town yesterday. Mrs. John T. Clarke, .of Cuthbert, has been visiting relatives here this week, Mr John T. Kidd, of Leary, was up on a visit to his old friends here this week. Ed Bradley carries a coin in his pocket that not a man in Stewart county can change. Mr James G. Mathews, representing J. Kyle A Co , of Columbus, was in town Thurs¬ day. Judge and Mrs Allen Fort, of Americus, are the guests of Mr. W. 11. Williams this week. Mr, Bute Drown, formerly of this county, but now with Boffin Jefferson, of Columbus, was in town this week. ■Mr. Jamas'A. Morgan, of Columbus,spent the week in Lumpkin looking after the in¬ terests of Jno. McGough & Co. (’apt. VV. H. Harrison, of Atlanta was down this week to close up his law business before Stewart Superior Court. Col A. T. Newsome, of LuGrange, was in town this week. He will spend several weeks on his plantation near Florence. Bov T. tl. M. Henderson, Prcsid-lit of the Protestant Methodist Oiiereh, pleach d a flue sermon he-c last Sunday. Mr. R. V. Forrester, representing the Americas JlepMii'lii, spent several days in town this week, mfnglmg with our people and advocating the claims of the Lepu’ilican for patronage. Me 'V. L. Glcsucr, of the Americus ]!< enrdtr, spent the week here in the interest of his sprightly and interesting paper. Ho was mill'll pleased with the town and the people and will prove an enthusiastic work¬ er in the effort soon to be made to build a narrow guage railroad from Americas to Lumpkin and I lorenco. Mr. Valter S. DeWolf, of the Columbus Times, is in town shaking hands with his many frieuds and- gathering in shekels ol gold and silver from his subscribers. Val ter has such winning ways that somo men would do without sugar in their coffee to pay him. Veil, he is a good friend to this county aud deserves a liberal patronage. Hon Charles F. Crisp, congressman elec) from this District, reached here on Thurs¬ day night and is stopping at the Lumpkin Hotel Judge Crisp looks to be in his usual fine health, an was warmly welcomed by his many admirers here. Stewart County as well as the balance of the District will look with pride to the record winch he will make in Congress. The following gentlemen have been in at¬ tendance upon Stewart Superior Court, now in session : Judge Allen Fort, Col. Willi V. Hawkins, Solicitor-General C. 15. Hud¬ son, E. G. Simmons, and W. N. Ilnwkos, Court Reporter, of Americas ; Col. John Peabody, 15. F. Harrell esq., and Capt. W. A. Little, of Columbus ; Judge W. D. Kid doo aud W.C. Worrill esq., of Cuthbert; Capt \V. H. Harrison, of Atlanta ; Capt. T. G. l’ickett, of Dawson ; J. T. Harrison esq , of Florence; Loondius MoLostcr esq., ol Cuss-ta ; Josiah Harrell and W. II. Hudson esqrs., of Preston. A Terrible.Toru ad o Has swept through this section of country Beaming imformatiou of cheap goods Jiihan it Co., Macon, Ga., are selling this season, send for samples and see how it is yourself. STEWART SUPERIOR COURT Stewart Superior Court convened on Mon¬ day, Hon. Allen Fort, Judgo of the South Western Circuit, presiding The Grand Ju¬ ry organized by electing Judge 'JhomasL. i\ illiauis, of the Mineral Springs District foreman. Judge Fort then charged the Gr ‘ mJ Kiry, presenting to them in a forcible ,u ‘ iuuur duties that devolved upon them ls -i urulrl The Gwud Ju *y tas beon ‘l u!to W ^ iu = thc wuek ’ ex,u,liuiu 8 thl ' ou 8 U sev cr “l committees, the books aud records of the county and looking into the county af¬ fairs generally. This jury is composed ol Home of our best citizens who have thc in¬ terest of the county at heart, and who will perform their duties faithfully and fearlessly The first case called on the Trial Docket was that of lfawson vs 1’attersou, ejectment. The point involved in this case is to decide which of two deeds is the proper one. Af¬ ter fillibustering over this case for more than half a day, it was continued until the next term of thc Court. In tho case of King vs. Kirkscy, Trustee, J edge Willis Hawkins was called upon to preside Judge Fort being dispuuliliod having been of counsel. Ver¬ dict for defendant. On Tuesday the case of Alston versus Majors, debt for laud, OCCU pied the attention of the Court until a fate no ill' when it was given to the Jury. The case was a knotty one and the Jury staid out the groatar part of Thursday night, fin¬ ally givmg a verdict against Majors for $.Jij 7. But very little of interest trail p r d yesterday, no cases of importance being dis¬ posed of. The settlement of the Giles case was agreed upon by counsel on both sides. Af¬ ter paying expanses incurred iu selling the goods and lawyer fees the creditors will get about 8 cents on the dollar. The Grand Jury have work faithfully and have found between thirty and forty true biUs. Destructive "Fire On high prices is now being waged by Ju han Co „ Macon, Ga. l'hcy fake gre.u pleasure in sending samples to ah'wishing ° to purchase that way. '- Many persons who seemingly have con sumption have perfectly sound lungs, and their distress originates altogether from dis ordered kidneys and liver. Now there are thousands of remedies that will relieve kid* ney and liver diseaneB, but there in only one that can be depended upon for effecting a permanent cure, and that is'Brown’s Iron Bitter.-. Its efficacy has been satisfactorily REMOVAL NOTICE The office of The Lumpkin has been removed to Shelton’s Building, North side of the public square, up stairs. Our patrons and friends are cordially in vitod to call n’ d see us in oar new quarters. He'll Take Narrow fiAug'e in Hisn Lumpkin and Americus want a narrow gauge railroad built from Americas to FI. r ence. The Amcricns liecord r wants the road bad, as it says (hat such a road would carry from a rich section of country a large pnautity of cotton that now comes to Co¬ lumbus, and goes to other places. Well, Columbus does not want to lose any of the cotton that she usually gets from that sec* tioii, and to make umlfirs easy and prova¬ ble all around, she would suggest that a narrow gauge road or two be built directly to this city from points below which need railroads. It would be tnttclt better than to run a road to Florence, and butt right up against a river bluff. Come up this way with your roads, gentlemen, come up.—Cb linnbus Times. Fall 1,000 Feet Would hurt you right l ad but you will <•■ * tainly be injured in pocket if no purchases are made from that immense Esfablishmt nf of Julian £ Co., Macon, On., who are se 1 iug so many goods by samples all over the country. —----**•! Mr Thos. G. Daniels, tVadloy, Ca , say : “I used i town’s Iron Hitters and advise dyspeptic, nervous, low-spirited folks to do thjsame." The Eufaala Fair. '1 lie directors of the Eufunla fair have of¬ fered an unconditional pis mium of S3 0 to the best drilled military company that ou¬ ters for the contest at the exhibition, which will beheld between the 13th and 15th of November. £575,G00 Prize In the Big Lottery is hard to got hold of but you can all get a prize well worth your mon y by sending to Julian it Co., Macon, Ga , for your Dry Goods. Oct, 27-11 f , Mrs Dong! ws, 23 Margaret street, Savan¬ nah, Ga., says: I found great relief from disordered liver and dyspepsia using Brown’s Iron Bitters.” —-• -- --- W|>o<;i;il Xuyiltttioii Tax payers while in at;ondance on tho Superior Court arc cordially invit ed and urgently requested to call in it the Ordinary’« office to see me, who re’I will huvo a 1 most a full lot of neatly prir.ted Tax IGcipfs, varying in prices from cents to as high as any tax payer may want them, for which I «m taking in payment green acks, gold, silver and a few nickels Cull euily before the cheap ones are ill taken. Respectfully, G. W. AUD, T. C. N ew Advertisements. The time has come anil we nr (3 rendv to show the peoplo of Stewart County the Ingest, most elegant and varied Stock of BOOTS & SHOES Ever offered in Lumpkin, nnd fed sure (hat we can please the greatest lovers of economy in quality aud pri¬ ces. Our Manufacturing. Departmej l will ho kept up to tho highest sta - dat'd, and in fa If! A T I! Id R We have u Full Stock and prices to suit the times. J. n . & F. 8. Singer. Lnmpkin, Ga., Oet. 20, 1883. notice'. All parlies indebted to me, either by note or account, are requested to call on Mr. J. T. Holder and settle. An early settlement will be apprecia¬ ted. Respectfully, P. M. GORDY, M. D. Oct. 27th, 1883. 123,000 BRICK FOR SALE. I have 125,000 ^GOOD BRICK which I offer for sale at $G,00 pt r thousand, delivered at my place, four miles above Florence. D B. FITZGERALD. Oet. 22,1883. lm Tax Notice—laast Hound. I will be at the following places at the times herein mentioned for the purpose of collecting the State and County taxes for 1883. Autioch, Monday, November 5th. Green Hill, Tuesday, Nov. 6t‘n. Slaughter Creek, Wednesday, No VOtnber 7th. Richland, Thursday j’ Nov 8th ' T Pataola, Friday, November 9tb. County Line Monday, Nov. 12fh. Midway, Tuesday, November 13th. Florence, Wednesday, Nov. 14th Pinkston VcStohe, Thursday Nov. 15 * Lumpkin ' fr 0Hli V orember l ih Ibth i to - ,, 2ith 00 wlllc h latter date tho D°°ka will ; be closed. ^ ^ W. ABl>, T. C. | BUSIN UiSS DIinXTOtlY. 1 t.d.hightower, Attorney at Law, Lumpkin, - Georgia. Oct. 20-1 y WELL CO UN F. CLARKE, Attorney at Law, Lumpkin, Georgia. Will practice in Stewart Com ty. Special attention given to collections. Lumpkin, Ga., May 5, 18S3. W. A. GREGORY, Physician & Surgeon, Lumpkin, Georgia. Oe’.’iO-ly J. E. & W. P. CARTER, Practicing Physicians, LUMPKIN, - GEORGIA. Office South Side Public Square Oot20-ly J. A. THORN VON JR., Practical Dentist, LU >1 I*K IN, c; EOIKJIA. Will do ail kinds of Dental Work in a neat and substantial manner. Oct.23 ly. M. CORBETT, DEALER IN Dns.MiCilS.GlBicals, PERFUM32Y, FINE SOAPS, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Cet.lG-ly CORBETT HOUSE, M. COKBETT, Prop., Lumpkin, - Georgia. Every Attention Given, io the Ae co»t inflation ,0 comfort of O nests ! Oct.l -1 ML M. & W. ii. GRIFFIS, —DEALERS IX— Family Groceries, Wife ! B.3E3, WINES.TOBACCO, CIC-ABS Splendid Billiard and Pool Tables. ^•.?t“North Side Public Square, E. M. SHE RAM, MANUFACTURER OF PLANTATION WAGffNS, Plow Stocks, Etc. Blaclkmithing & Wagon Repairing Oet 20 ly A. IT. SIMPSON, DEADER IN Fail! Groceries,Mwm, STAPLE DRY GOODS, SHOES, &G Coffins, Burial Cases, Bedsteads, Chairs E c. W.W. STOKES, D KALKIt In Family k Fancy Groceries, CANNED GOODS, TOBACCO Citjars und Staple Dry Goods. Oet 10 ly F. B. GREGORY, DEALER IN Fancy & Family Groceries, CANNED GOODS, GONFBSTION ARIES, STAPLE DRY GOODS Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, Tinware Etc Oct 20 V.S. SIUIS 5 DEALER IN F amily Groceries, Plantation Supplies, Country Produce Etc. South Side Public Square. Lumpkin, Ga. Jan. 1,1883. MONEY LOANED, ATS PERCENT. SECURED BY MORTGAGES ON FARMS. EXPENSES LIGHT. FOR PARTICULARS CALL ON It. l'\ WATTS. May 2Gth-l 883 THE PLANET, JR. Ono-Horse Cultivator. it |+ W/1 WOTICS. . c CERTIFICATES f-om parties who are usinu it • Mr O H . The Planet, Jr , one-h. rse hoe cutti' vator, bought of you, u’ot works like a charm. You need be afraid to recommend it, for if it will work in m y land it will work anywhere. I buve ft two-horse crop planted and can cultivate it easily with one horse and the Planet, Jr. In fact, it is all you recommend it to be. Yours U. 51. GILBERT. EYERETI & KEY', Agents. NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS, AND Popular Prices! WILLIAM S& WEST \ Offer one of the most Complete and Atfractive Stocks of SBrto/jplo IPeiYicy * Ever brought to Lumpkin, which are to be sold at price s that cannot be to »iat« Everything Entirely New And Fresh! Our Mr. West ransacked the Northern anti Eastern M. reels to secure the la¬ test Novelties of the season iu Dress Goods, Trimming:, 7 c> LACES, NOTIONS, HOSIESY, GLOVES RIBBONS, BUTTONS &C. Our Lines of Domestics, Jeans, Cloths and Cassimeres ARE VNMATCHABLEW QUALITY AND FRIGES l En Ladies’ anil Misses’ SHOES we show the IScstand Handsomest Goods Ever Sold Here! The Ladies are cordially invited to rail and examine onr Beautiful Full PRINTS and Superb Stock of DRESS GOODS in all the Fasliionale Shades and Combinations, Family&Faacj Groceries HARDWARE, CROCKERY, GLASS¬ All bills WARE, TINWARE ETC. are due and must be paid at tlieend of each month. . Lumpkin, Ga. October Get 55* 8 . 8 . PARMEZJ3E DEALER LM CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, Children Carriages, Harness, Leather &c. Corner Cherry and Second Streets, MACON, GA. fi@“C;ill and see u.5 or write for prices before purchasing. t Jun 1 84. J. H. BARTLETT, —WITH H- B MA THE WS CUTHBERT, GEORGIA, Dealer In Best Grades Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy DM GOODS ail GROCERIES, Also Boots and hoes, Hats, Notions, Laces etc' ^Highest market price paid for Country,Produce. Cal! on or send na your vonr °** ders to the EM BIKE STORES of Sep8 3m HOMEII (3. MATHEWS, Fox the Best Goods at the Lowest Frioog. Agricultural Depot. SHELTON'S BUILDING, NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE. - 0-- Centenniel Cotton Gins Pratt Gins, STEAM ENGINES, PLOWS ■And Cultivators. See tho “Blue Pony Plow” and Planet Jr. One Horse Hoe Cultivator. We are agents for all kinds of Agricultuial Implements. Come to see us. Lumpkin, Ga., October 13, 1883. EVERETT & KEY.
