Georgia Historic Newspapers

    LUMPKIN INDEPENDENT.
hDMPlilN. GA..
SATURDAY ...December 1,
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4U ScBSOttimoHS Most BE Raid
*■ riVAXCE.
SPECIAL CLUB RATES
We off r the following Club Kates to
s«iribt*rs of The Independent.
) he Independent and the Wesleyan
tian Advocate one year for s3.Ui'.
price jf the Advocate $2. 0
The Independent and the Christian
one year for i3.3 liegnlar price of
Index $2.50.
The Independent and Son thorn
tor and Dixie Farmer, one yeiu for $2'.7&.
Postage free on all payers.
DIRECTORY- —TO WN AND COUNTY
I.UMPKIX is the County Site of
County, _ . . Situated . , , Sixteen , miles ., .. Last . ....
IS
Chattahoochee liiver; Ihi-ty-snt nules Sout
of Columbus; thirty-six miles West of
i.u.; twenty-two miles North of
ar.d twentv-eight miles North west ot
feula. The town is built upon an elevati
plane, and is abundantly supplied with
pare water as the State offords; it is
ly healthy; most excellent soc.ety;
Church privileges, and one of the best Hig
Schools m Georgia. The town has. a
lalion of 7ii0; the citizens are quiet and
ilerlv, and the business men prosper
. regular and healthy trade.
STKWAKT is one of the most fertile
prosperous emuties iu the Cotton Lilt, P r
dl.cmg annually about 13,0*1 bales of O-t
and on the large creeks can j i
of cotton to the acre. The County h is a|
population of nearly l',<»0 the maj >ri!y oig
them energeticanu intelligent iarmei's.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
JffTOE .1 B 1.ATXMEB ' .'y Ordinary.
..... B. F. Hawes, Uera ... bupenor Court. ,
Jos,.PH B. OKIFIMS. nnnntt.
J. T. Haucison,’ K. ceiver ot Tax
Jsme-s A Fort, County Surveyor.
IViLLiiM J. Burks, Coroner.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Hon J. B Rvchahomn, "" ' ‘' Mayor. ‘
y.,K tv , j
o . •
>C i» Hi'"Ut’iww
ler ’ * r ’ T ’ ' ‘ 0 0 Brooks-ind ‘ ’ vS ■* “ ' J
A. Thornton.
MAIL SCHEDULES.
CoLtJMBor. Leaves every m ruing,
days expepfed, at 5 o'clock, aud arrives
* o'clock, r. m.
C.UTHBF.m. - Leaves every Monday,
no,day and Friday mornings at 5
aud arrives same days ut 7 o’clock r m.
Americus.—A rrives ev ry 'I’u s lay,
•day aud {Saturday at 12 o’clock, m., [
leaves lame days at 1 oVl - 1: P. M.
Fi-odesue. -Leaves every Wednesday
Katurdr.y uiorumg at 5 o’clock aud
same days at 8 o’clock r. M.
Money Ohdf.,;s and l’ostnl Notes can b
bad ou apphoatiou. B. 1. JUwxs,l.
CixUa.CH „_ rw r-ar.rn.Jl
MKmvmsT .Braun, -Lev. L. A.
Da>,r.- Services on the- I- . 3rd, and
Sundays in each tuouiii. Ivnjer
ev-ry \Vednesd..y n-ght. Sunday School
is it Sunday morning a i) o’clock; A. . .
fcJuperinteiKleut.
raoviDENOK.—Proarlilng the 2nd Sun r
on
dayiu each month, by the pastor, Lev.
A. Bursey Sunday School every
morii.nq at .) oeiou,, >. ua/..,r Sup.
BerTisT Chubch,— i — t ]”- d< p' uc ' OI
-‘' u oU ‘ ,u “j- '"'^i J '
might; Sunday School cv ry Sunday morn
ing *! at 0 o’clock M Corbe ♦ Snpt
.hydy Geovb -IWhmg ““ lha ..
St'' Howell! 6
LODGE MEETINGS.
Masonic.—C ross Lodge No. 12 meets
ih« 11 ■ h'tttirdav HiZ in evch r, mouth atJ * 3 1
f.n. . T 1. D. rt Hightower, w W. M. W
L O. O. F. — Stewart Lodge No. 44
every Tuesday night. A. T. Fort. N G.
Harris Encampment meets on the
Monday night in each month.
Kniohts of Honor.—-S tewa.t Lodge
2629 meets at Masonic Hall on the 1st Tuts
'
7 o’clock.
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JUSTICE COURTS
liithDistrct n . , , G. „ M.-Feagms ,, „ . , btore;
HlflAr Blstnet, ^ bcieucevflle, lln %; I. r ly G. i p C \
«iou J. P.
988th District, G. M , Vickery’s Shop;
s r"'S s ; .-JT"-,?
801st Distnct, G. M -Horence; 1st , .
796th 1 DistriTo .' M M ' 1 ’l nmnkin U U st ' ko at
nrday; H. tj „ G. 1-eagin, N. r P , E. F. Kirkgey,
J. P.
7-7th District, G, M.-Ked Hill, 2nd Sat- !
urday; L. C. Woodard, J. P.
966th District, G. M.— Pan Handle, Pear-] 1st;
Saturday; J.'P. J. W.Lowe, N. P., E. P.
son,
963th District, G. M.— Green Hill; 4th
Saturday; It. F. Hobbs, N. i., F. A. Bush,
j. 78tith p.
District, G. M.—Antioch; M.
Tatum, N. P., Y. F. Wright, J. P.
725th District, G. M .—Williams’
2nd Saturday; Thus. L. Williams, N. P.
Torn to pieces with a Cough ? Wilder’
Wild Cherry will mend you up as good
new.
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Notice to Ucbtoriti.
AH persons indebted to the
firm of W. J. & C. H. Watt or tln
nudersigned, are requested to come
forward and settle up the same at ns]
early a date up possible.
W. J, WATT.
(jolumbus, Ga., Oct., 5tf
AROUMD TOWN.
—Sheriff s lies next Tuesday.
—Justice Court for the 79Gth District to
day.
-The municipal elecUon occurs
Saturday.
—'Die Ordinary will hold his usual
ly court on Monday.
—There was no observance of
Day iu Lumpk n.
—The legal sales next Tuesday
*
valuable tracts of laud
_ A d , )rf , k VBrd j„ (be vi ,. intv 0
kinfwonld be a r p-ving ’ 8 institution.
“Another Lot of Tennessee Pork
sa SI e j avt recilved J-F. S. Singer’s
—Maj. John Singer T. G., is
0 interior oi liis tailoring establishment
- -The Sheriff advertises several inipor
sales for Ihe first Tuesday in January
—Shu-run & Miller keep all grades °
Coffins and Caskets including line Metalic;
_ T. D. IT glitower esq., has moved
amily to his plantation, four milts
of Bmnpkin .
r , . . . ....... will be rented
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-A Might min fell hero on Saturday
aad farmers began sowing oats
Let the good work proceed.
-Tax Collector G. W Ard dosed
on Saturday lad and issued
against all delinquent t x-payeis.
—The County School Commissioner has
)een paying off the publie school t<
week and th; professors are hipny.
_ Tfcc U(X} r< .. ^ ()f ^ M .
1 '™" be Md oc Friday
the residence of Mr. J IS. l(i< hard,on.
—A prosperous young Lumpkin mer
is getting ready to go to
He has thy cage arul all that he
is the bird.
-A legal sale posted in the county
p-ses to -ell "one one-eyed mule with
^ ^ ^„ f My lcCjlljotion
of them on one »hle.”
-The citizens are requested by
to meet at the Court House
Monday ingot to nominate the
AL * JO ’ Aldermen and Marshal. I.
On Wednesday last a tw -year old child
Emma Robinson, col red, was playing
<00 c,OS8 to 'he fire when its clothing b.,
ignited, badly burning the child
the flams were extinguished.
buiBS 'bough serious are not
- Williams .t West have received a v. ry
of cigars, including a select
ot clljic '' H ‘Vanas, d,uble stamp, freesmok,
delightful flavor, and without double
the bet cig.rin Lump sin. They don't;
stU au J Florida wrappers with biue stotiC
leaf tillers.
—VVo Karu that a negro thild was burr.-.
to death, ono day this week, on
place*, four < r live miles south
town. Tins is tin- -easou of the year
is ot negro chMreo are
do th, litU r from carelessness on their
or the n-glsct of parents
_ Ulje day ho t week while a son of Mr
Daiby, of this county, was
11 * •* P^ 1 * the weapon was
baU tiling i fleet iu the shoulder of
rister. 'J lm wound was not a danger
one but we suppose all of tho
pis'ols are not prop r play *
clriidreu.
-On V,'. I:i6.sday last at tho residence ol
Jr . Thomas O. Johnston, the ln-ide’s
Mrs. ifattio Hightower was united
nmri(lg0 to Mr. James !J. Glern, the
u , >ny beiuK p , rl() , m „ d by ltov . Win.
We extend to tho happy
.ur eongratulatiour aud wish them a L
h appy tile.
-The following are the quot.tions of
Cotton market as reported Thilrs
morning; lowniddlmgs, t)};
middlings fl|. Eulaula quotation
fo r W ..-due -day are ; low mid llings, 9; mid
, 9J ; good middlings, »f. In
0,1 Wednesday they quote, low mil
dlin « 8 * 8 i 5 midilings, 9|; good middlings,
J
—A large number of the colored
from this section went to Spring Vale
t- attend the Mount Moriah
list Association On that day tbe U1 ,. m0
rial services of the late Kev. George
moderator of the Association,
old man.
-There- is a gang of - thieves , . ,
and ( olumbufi " ho are worK1
cotton wagons, in some instances
y ;v 7 S, T
get half , a chance, and they , are
on the lookout to rob negroes
suld cotton in Columbus and are
»»« ......- “• • "'»< w
keep both eyes open.
“ El£ - ib! P ,0; ’ eut tiv0 Jatnes A ' LawiH ' <
c, was in town on Thursday collecting
his share of tbe public Fchcol fund. Jim
of the opinion that t ! e next president will
be a Repul>Tcan, but as to politics. Jim
one of tbe “has beans.” The County ot
owe Jim a kindly
in preventing one of Bullock’s
from taking off a big sl.ee of
aud giving it to Quitman.
—Several Sundays since Rev W. H.
of Cuthbert, was called by the
Baptist Church to preach
«ne Sabbath iu each mouth.
church at Cuthbert requiring all of Mr.
time forced him to decline the call
Sunday last at a conference of th
Baptist Church the call was ex
ended to Rev. J. H. Corley, one of , he
[ablest Baptist ministers in South-west Geor¬
gia.
—On® night this week vhile 3Tr. John
team was en-reute to Columbus
ca,,l i :ifcd ,or I* 10 I wo w-liile men
up to the camp and stopped as if they
night. After the negro driver of
Mr. Irvin’s team had gone to sleep they
hitched up one of Irvin’s best ninles to
buggy and left. When the negro awoke he
found an old mule left by them that
••rfh more- than *15. He describes the men
as being shabily dressed and both
hats. The theft was a bold one and
he negro was asleep «hen the thieves
is no clue as to which direction
_. 0n Friday night, December School’ 21st,
of the Lumpkin High
a concert and afterward serve an
supper. The concert has been
u P under the direction of Col. J.
of the school, and its object is
which every citizen oi Lumpkin
feel int. rested. Ever since the new
bniWiu S finished the Scholars have
* »"■ the old desks a.id seat*
the tune the College was burned,
old and dilapidated, and without
the most uncomfortable seiits
ol girl or boy was ever forced to
an loss it was a dunce stool. New d'
seahs are absolutely necessary lor
mfort convenience of the pupils.
time mentioned a delightlnl concert
he given, for whicn an interesting pro
imme is now being prepared. ’! he pric
admission will ba put at the low price
cents so that all can attend
U *:|o is said to make folks humn-v
u . C0BCPrt rea^^onablVnri tlle scholars will serve an
nnuer at at reasonable prices. e
-Several week, ago Nathan Talbot,
a buggy at a
^ “ tow ‘> to have it repaired.
while it was at the shop three
y t>utbs. n med Hi 1 Dye Fed Beckham
n ' y L0W,S ' go m the
a »"PI>ei find brtebed up a mule to
W -“ b "® y aud set ^ llt f, ^ the fro,lc
. ^ “* b broken
*! b e “g3y w as
’ ,‘" “ ura n J 1 ,' ye
, J{
^i,f , ,, p w: r i* " _ lT f ^ arr,u o llCl
1 ' ’ d, ’ T ,lot appearing as
, Te^oesseW
' The' accused on
and Bill Dye was put upon the 8
b,r the defense, but his te timony was
evidence that the Stats had. After
patient hearing of tho case Judge
bound, the two negroes over in a bond
«mn to answer to the: charges
K,m al 1 April Term ot Stewart Superior
Alter remaining in jail until about
ei « lj) ' ®’< d '»ok Thursday night, tr ends of
^e t- tbeir relief and
not sit'well wdth th
mi „ stl . tls aIld there was uo serenade bj
the JiulLlujah band ou Thursday night.
Don’t Shake with Chills or Burn with Fe
ver, WilaerV Chill Tonic is the sure cure.
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DEATHS.
On Sunday last Mrs. Mary Meyer,
Major T. A. II. Meyer, of Richland,
an Hlness ot three weeks with
fever - Mrs. Meyer was about 45 years
,W a 11,1,1 " ils a lady highly esteemed
‘W «H who knew her. She leaves
;«hUdren. but the heart of her devoted
;. l,aud i« crushed in his sad
dnB were iul8rrfid at «i^ d ®>‘
^ uU(
On Saturday last, Edward Archer,
0 111 e , ,l v iUh lH ^ l )ame l,‘ li ail l ic
ni * * e r
,
a , I( ’"" and 1>iUufni . ilIues9 ' Li,,le Edd '“ waK
\ toCn mout,1B °‘ a ? e - wah a brl S Ut
t "’ bA ‘ 1S ldobz<3d >y b ’ s i<,,ld P" rin; ts. Erldie!
avu *' r ° mise lo be a &w boy but <:re tw
^ ^
grie! . stri(;ken parettts were called upon to
cousign Uim toan uiuly Rravo . U is
maing w-erc interred at the Methodist
t ou Sunday last, and wore followed
grave by a large concourse of citizens,
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"Fine birds make fine feathers,”
iFilder’s Sarsaparilla and I’otash make the
HI od pure and healthy.
BURGLARS AROUND
Burglars who understand their
ft tiaces of their presence in town
;rsday night. Yesterday morning earlyj
was discovered that the stores of A. 'J'.?
, and , w W. a S. Gillis ... had been broken , , •
to - We took a look at the premises y -ste-r I
“"ruing and found that entrance
,d ^d to Fort's store by boring ton or
dr ; zen U i uc h auger holes in one of the
v, '* ud ' ,w shutters, which made an opening*
enough to admit a man's hand
This being done i* was an easy mat-3
r to reach the- bolts and key that fastened?
. , , . , 1
k '" nl< ?" aa ' °B eniri fi esu ' rs no i-i
lng r el “ ainod b “ l ^ ralse tbe saab ttnd ell
Ule , st ” re As Mr Fart had sold 0,lt “ iJ
’ ’
his goods at t auction there was noth-ng
Nor did the burglar find it
’’ °l xn *- ‘ L sa f e b “ sftari 1 bjl 1110,1
' llPre ' vas uothiu « in »*•
Leaving Forts store the burglar
(l or to amis'aud gained entrance
manner that he did to Fort’s
t tU at after opening the shutters h
the wiudow aash <«*»*»*
tried to raise it and bent a ten-pe»ny
wAsovfrthp J •’ 11 * 1 * \ * r i t«. -
„ )in ,
doomed; to sad disappointment
ther « was nothing in Gillie’ cash drawer
two postal cards and the burglar did not
time to write to his friend 3 . It is very'
that the thief was after money,
Gillis does not miss a single article
his store, but found his money
open. We do cot believe that
the work of professional burglars,
tln-y would have blown open Gillis
i he tbe most plausible theory is that the postedj thief]
new surroundings and was well
as to the easiet t means of gaining entrance
into the stores. He new that no one slept
iu either of the stores ; he also knew that
Mr. Fort had recently closed out the rem¬
nant of his goods at auction and supposed
tke money was m ine store. It may be pos
*Ue Uiat ^ grttrng m'o <W1» shire that
was frightened off before he could com
plete his burglary as there was considerable
passing during Thursday night owing to
sickness in town. There is no clue by
the thief or thieves could be traced,
bu t we would not be surprised if they are
b() , lld from again before the week is out.
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Mr. R. A. Harvell, Godwinsville, Ga.,
: “1 used Brown’s Iron Bitters for
debility and improved at once ."
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AUkinds of Blood and Skin Diseases cur
with. Wilder’s Sarsaparilla and Potash.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Migs Georgia;Brookg has returned W
^ ^ relatlveK in Cutbbert . • j
Uncle Bob Holt and his two sons left
irka,lsas ou Xhursday morning.
Miss Ida Grace ' of Eufaula ’ »* v
be lamily o{ Capt. Samuel , Beall
Mrs. Dr. W. T. Park, of Atlanta, who
visiting the family of i r. J. It.
returned home on Wednesday.
Mr. J. Colbert Price,, of Eufaula. was
this week. Colbert is an
man and is building up a good
trade in this section.
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Go West,-but don't go without a
Wilder's Chill Tonic—a guaranteed
Chills and l ever.
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MurdetCI of G- B- Gordy foUIld
Guilty.
Green IIild, Ga., Nov. 29th-1883.
Fn ' I*®****®***. /W . ASr .'-I have
“ despatch from Cousbattn,
4 * 11 "’ 8 a.ttJue. McOee, the man Uwt
dete ' i brother G. F». Gordj, has
ion “ d Knil(y of murder in the first degie
‘hat the sentence is death, 1 write
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“» y “ ° ° m
J - S '
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. t , )o Unte cr8ftUon 0X
el tt * n ^ wh on it comes
. (m ()f h( , (llth . lnv ,, stigllt!on quit . k i v
tho C!luse , lt is because
rlUe J B t n rally obevs every law of health
ha<( m , uikiud is coiistnntly
.wing ’to exsesaen of our ancestors and
individual imprudence. cLat-c Sudden
to extreme influences,
improper ak ..oholic stimulants,
over ^ oa aadbody -
n5UOly * ^ etc " ftU havo “ mark * d (ffect
11 ,1m ' •minin sy-tuu. Be cnied b>
B * OW, ‘' S Iro “ A romu ' kable rumj
^ ^° r re8 ^ orll *8 ieft 1 '
WiMur ^, Wl Id Cherry is needed. It
U,lb . ,, t
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Mr . T Cl . Hutchins, Jeffersonville,
: <<B , owu - s iron Bitters cured me
^“ ck b adacUo '”
Boo's and Stationery.
Thomas Chaffin, of Columbus, keeps oni
(,f the largest and best assorted stocl-s
Stationery, Musical Instruments and
Merchandise of any house in South
Georgia. Ho has an elegunt stock
goods suitable for birthday and
presents. When you vi.,it Columbus:
sure to cull at Chaffin's and examine
Pictures and Fancy Articles.
Mr. A. B Fh< lps, Atlanta, Ga., says :
.!
results
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The Farmer Girl Cook Stove. E.
Agetit> took the premium
f 1)e East Alabama Fair, Eufaula.
aruI , hll bU _ V oni 0ab they begt beS ‘'
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WANTED 500 BUSHELS COT
TON SEED AT 10 CENTS
BY J. G. SINGER.
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A voting man is made better by a
love and Fever and Ague are cured by Wild
Chill Tonic-also malaria and periods
disor4«*rs 9
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Everybody onglit to go and
China, Majomca, AND cb r gi.w.
at E B. Tullis that took
at tl)e East Alabama
is beautiful,fine and worth seeing
“
Pttur 18 certify Dollars that WO
Over Dr. Thousand, worth ol
Dromcoole’s English Female Bit
ten and Bailey’s Saline Aperient dur- ..
ing ^Xfleasure the^year 1881 fn rekommendffig and^froirt porsoual
them
as worthy of publicconfldenco and favor.
Thompson’, Geot>ct; &Co.,
Wholesale Dru g gist9,_Galveston, Texas.
If you don’t like the useof asickentng
P'H tot your headache and constipation,
iust trv one do 3 © of Hailey s Saline
Aperient, and you will never use another i
pill for the s ame purpose.
CuresScasesfor25cts.iacashor “Tough On Chills,” stamps,
MaUed b y John Parham, Atlanta, Qa.
Citizens Meeting:.
The citizens of Lumpkin are re
to meet at the Court House
n -T Monday night vtb December i,'' 3rd
° c oe ^» u ^ , ol pwrpose of norm
a candidate for Mayor, ' fiv<
, m».i„i. w **.
December 8th.
J. B. Richardson, Mayor.
NEW ARRIVALS
—AT -
x 1 |] re ,4* /) ti V re (1111/1111) V ! If *SJ
Vfl# 1 || »W» Kjl. a! j«l VnUJLll JM
TENNESSEE FORK SAUSAGE,
SUGAR CURED B’KFST BACON
SPLIT PICKLED PIGS FEET, I
BONELESS COD FISH,
SAUER KRAUT AND PORK,
SNOW FLAKE BI CUITS,
NEW CITRON, CURRANTS, RAI
SINS, GINGER PRESERVES,
Jelly, Plain and Chow Chow Pickles,
Apples, Oranges, Banannus, Cocoa
nuts, Pecans, Peanuts, Eug. Walnuts
Brazil Nuts, Largest and Best As
sortmniit Plain and Fancy Candiea
ever brought t@ this market. In ad
dition to the above, many delicacies
of lhe season.
J. G. & F. S. (Singer.
Lumpkin, Ga., Oct. 20, 1883.
MILL FOR SALE.
I offer for sale on easy terms
located
£T RED BJL£INSTEWART COUNTY
known nstho Mill of C ‘ F &.
’ ° D ’ Thfl _ pi opcr.y tnclu ,
o acres of inn,, on which
sbtinfs Otio 15 Horst)
a Saw Mill, Grist Mill
Gin together with all
gear ” us it now stands.
iU Jons t T> I EABQI.Y
’ ’
SWCC.al k * v ‘ I’cnOCSt A *
^ ® fl Special II Cj’iost that
c. uo me money will make set
by the 1st Tuesday in
» —
as , 32
P.etl-e take C C3 gov
rn yourselves ftCCf U
C. M. LOWE.
Nov. 23 2t
For Sale Cheap.
A GOOD 30 SAW GIN IN THOR
REPAIR.
JAMES. K BARNUM.
Nov. 3, 1SS3.
NOTI E.
All ... persons who . are indebted . . , . . to .
for services rendered will pleas,
me forward and settle, as I need
money.
J. A. THORNTON, Jr.
ILurnpkin, Ge., Nov 3-2t
NOTICE,
All parties indebted to me, either
note or account, are requested tc
on Mr. J. T. Holder and settle.
^ settlement will be apprecia
ed. Respectfully,
F. M GORDY, M. D.
Oct. 27th, RSS3.
Notice to Debtors.
Ail persons indebted to A. T. Fort
either by note or account, are request
e j ^ come forward at once and set ■
the same.
W. F. CL'RKE, A tty.
Nov. 3, 1883
FOR RENT.
Tho Store House ou the south side
J the public square, known as the
stand of A. T. Fort, is offered for rent
rum November 1st. Also the Black
mith shop formerly owned by the
dansdelel estate; possession given at
nice. Apply to. / A. T. FORT,
Nov. 1st. Agent.
BUGGIES aid WAGONS!
of Da^
4on Ma(le B „ sgie8< manufactured by
B BROWN, the well-known^Cur
riage Buggy aud Wagon Maker,
DEKfijR QUEEa-,
BREWSTER SIDE BAR,
v at- leaiyin, STICKLER m i v. i\ uaii,
AND TIMFK1NS.
All made of the verv best material
ftn(J rjrjiMbed iu First Class Style.
A>o of a till Fine sizes. Lot Repository of Plantation at Holts| Wag |
<>0S
r * -to,blo ' E. I>. BROWN.!
10 100 °
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TllllAtl ^ IIaIaI _ _
Ci-i- jSI, J|l|ilJll livLL'l
K ^ W ? i
flOZlBR pvXK'WS m|J npBSflkTOTUTiklV TfivHlVlOil fi.,
ALA.
Elegantly Furnished and Tables]
.Supplied with Every Delicacy.
Nov. 17 tf |
B-BOWN HOUSE
Formerly Raiford House,
BROAD STREET,
Columbus, Georgia.
E. O. BROWN,Proprietor.
Slienim & Miller,
—DEALERS IN—
CFFliSS, CASK E S AXD
Burial Cases.
Can furnish any style of COFFIN
wanteJ at reasonable priceB.
Repository at Shekam’s Shops.
Lumpkin, Ga., Sep. 1,1883:
SULEEY PLOW FOE SALE.
A Fine Three Horse Snlkey Plow
for sale at reasonable rates, and easy
term, can be found at tbe Agricultu¬
ral Depot. Those wishing such a
Plow, apply at once.
Send your address and 3 cent stamp to A.
V. I’uino, Louisville, Ky., for set of beauti¬
ful picture cards.
FIRM, NEW GOODS, AND
UPo-piixIgtir Prices!
0
Offer one of the most Complete and Attractive Slocts of
Staple Fancy
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Ever brought to Lumpkin, which are to be sold at- prices that cannot be resisted.
Everything Entirely Mew And Fresh!
Our Mr. West ransacked the Northern and Eastern Markets to'secure the la¬
test Novelties of the season in
Dress Goods, Trimming,
NOTIONS. HOSIESY, GLOVES
RIBBONS, BUTTONS &C.
Our Lines of
Jeans, Clothsand
OetEstsimLoresf J
ARE UN 3 IATGHABLE IN QUALITY AND PRICES l
Ladies’ and Misses’ SHOES we show the Restand
Ramlsomest Roods Ever Sold Here!
The Ladies are cordially invited to call and examine our Beautiful FbII
and Superb block of DRESS GOODS iu ail • the Eashiouaie Shades
Oombinatie.ns.
HARDWARE, CROCKERY, GLASS
WARE, TINWARE ETC.
All bills are due and must be paid at tlieend
of each month.
Lumpkin, Ga. October Get
£'s> mr
DEALER L\
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS,
Carriages, Harness, Leather &c.
Ccii-cr Cherry and Second treets,
MACON, GA.
fitsy-Cail and see us or write for prices beforo
t Jn 1 84.
J. H. BARTLETT,
—WITH—
S3 WS,
lt££i ■ a
CUTIIBERT, GEORGIA,
In Best Grades Foreign and Domestic,
.Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS ru.il GROdllES
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Notions Laces etc
flSy-Higliest market price paid for Countr. Produce. Cal! on or send 3 vour or¬
to the EMPIRE STORES of
HOMEII i\ MATHEWS,
Sep8 3m F r the Best Goods at theL->west Prices.
mSm SliSOVMofSeedsfsrSOcts
.r s»(-ds aie WASH ANTED and nnsur.
L-. fue -it. lo foti-wluco tiwiii wa will send ' .... ou Mull.
.
B.n- %:■ ,H •Pill to any addi-ww fur i-.d'arttonnii. or»
1 . hi n-uts. |i
& 0?5 | dollar
Cali tip co, Rarly Mam mot b Nuanr f.irn, Mam-iuitli Hamlan
*Br yv® 1.1! ill Delia Km ,'» r coOnion, * f«t »*? i rem-h B»nn. Brmktael Aiiii-H,:,,,, ltndi«n,C»yeon* Wonder Peas,
Uichmoml ThuuIo, Sue r Tiouglk
via. Ail of
FiCm w>nt ^f^!^^]^,SK by mail for 2-’» Five s,_Kieveu 1of tbu brlshw “ b c, ‘ oK “ J ' kiul8 ’
ov/loc than tor SI. A pnehnee vnntH.
1 “hove iliailed of all
Sl' 5 15 ,lau,c ' lor
FLORAL SET FREE
\Ve will Bond nil floodn nnmod above,
and thin Floral Hot, bv n mil.
foot ‘w. paid, p wui 5ST.rM to anv one puruhneiug SUfSVlHj;
worth of Koodn in packet*, and mention¬
ing t hat lie wlflheN the got a s a premium.
bond for catalogue.
J» Ac BULL Sc, CQ,, Seedomen, SgringSeid, Ohio,