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Table of Weg;ihts and Meas
< ures.
Wheat.............. 00
Shelled corn........ 56
Corn iu the ear.............70
Bye................ 60
Peas............... CO
Oats................ 32
Barley.............. 47
Irish Potatoes...... 08
Sweet Potatoes...... ...... 55
White Beans........ ......58
Castor Bonn?........ . . 46
Clover Seed......... ......60
Timothy Seed...... ...... 46
Flax Seed........... ......56
Hemp Seed......... ..*...44
Blue Grass Seed............14
Buckwheat....... ...... 52
L>ri*d Peaches.... CO oo
Dried apples.. • as to
Onions..... ...57
*Al»...... • . . a * ......50
Stent coal........... ...... 88
MaH....-........... ......40
Bran................ ...... 20
Tarnips .’............ ......55
Plastering Hair............ 8
Unslacked Lime............80
Corn meal ■18
Fine Salt. 64
Ground Peas to
Cotton Seed cc
Ironical Remarks About the
’Squire’s farm break up
a Pleasant Evening.
‘The rye crop wa’n’t none’o the
biggest this bcusou, an’ now with no
more than nubbins, an' dnrn few o’
them to tho acre, an’ apples a lookin’
no bigger now than they was mx
weeks ago, an’ not half so much
juice in ’em, I toll you, b'gosh, boys,
it makes mo bhedJur all over to think
what ncx’ year.’
The Old Suttler is, for the time, a
pessimist. The future is tinged with
but little blight ness for him, as a
futuro which threatens his dearest
comforts must bo to any one.
‘Course,’ said lie, ‘tliey’s proberly
’nougu ou ban' lo weather a feller
through if Lo kin git to likin’ a loo
tlo more water 111 it; but then I cau’t
Boo what’s to keep tho prioo from
in’ up an’ up an' up, 'till, b'gosh, a
feller wunt know what it's lies’ to
do, jiue tho temperance society, an’
kinder drown hissolf out, or mort¬
gage tho old place an’ eeud up tho
bull business a-huuimiu’. Good evon
in’, ’Squire. JLlow’s crops up yuui
way'?’
‘Wall,’ said the 'Squire, ‘bnekwliii
ru’ tutors is lookin' pooty tol’nble,
considerin’, but rooty-bagies mow!
be twicet ez good, nnd then you
wouldn’t l ev an ev’rago crop. But
ez for white beans, I r over know’d
fiuch a crop seuco tho yeai o’ the
big drowt, when they wnn’t nothin’
raised in tho hull county, I was gom
ter say, but white beans. But cz fur
n inattei o’ that, Major, my place’ll
laiso more wnito beans than any oth¬
er place on tlio ridgo.’
‘Yes, b’gosh it will!' exclaimed tlie
Old Sottlor. ‘Tho poorer tlio nilo
tho bettor tho bean crop. I’vo ulluz
noticed that. IIow’s y or corn ?’
‘Wall, I didn’t think it ivutb while
to put ju no corn, this year,’ auswei
ed the ’Squire. ‘I never had much
luck, on my place with corn. It
wouldn't never grow moron two foot
high, then it d go all to tawsol, an’
Maa&ru'd an ear oould I over git. I
mad* up my mind that the grouu'
Wtti,»o rich that it jist pushed that
tawsol up through the stalk too fast,
au’ diJn’t give nothin’ else no
chance.'
’Couldn't a bon, con’d it., that the
grouu' wero so dern poor that rho
corn couldn’t git root ’nougli to hold
tlie tawsel back ? Oh, b’gosh, no 1
Couldn't a ben that!’
The Old Settler was growing more
nnd more ironical. Ho know the
’Squire’s farm.
‘Uointcr git any apples on yer
place ?’ he inquired.
‘Apples,’ said the ’Squire, thought¬
fully, as if be had almost forgotten
the state of that crop on his premis¬
es. ‘N o-o-o.—think—not. .No, they
fcain’t no apples on my place. Mine
baiu't a fruit farm,’ daao’ly.’
•A fruit farm!’ exclaimed tho Old
Settler. ‘A fruit farm! Gosh! I
eh’d say it wa’ii'L Why, boys, a wild
gooseberry bush wouldn’t live half a
day on bis farm, an' tho top of a
stun wall is jist the gardin spot o’
the universe to a wild gooseberry
bush 1'
‘Wall, Major,’ said the ’Squire, his
equanimity somewhat disturbed,
•mebbe my farm bain’t no corn farm,
an* mebbe t'aint no fruit farm ; but
I’ll tell you what it Is, Major, it's a
paid-fur farm. There ham’t no mort¬
gage never goinler take it 'way from
me T
This was • line shot, for there is a
tradition that the Old Settler parted
with a little property down in Mon-
roe county once, at the disposal of
which a Sherill’ took the most active
part, and the old gentleman is rath
or sensitive in reference to the
er. Jie „ g»ttred , . al tue Squire, shook , ,
a is cane, blid tried to epeuk, hut ho
evidently coiiidn’t do the subject jus*
ttce. lie sprung from Lis chair and
rnsherl >u of doors. There was si
ienco for five muiutes. The ’Squire
was apparently ■ grieved at hurting °
the feelings of Lis old friend. _ All
unpleasant sense of embarrassment
pervaded the assemblage. Sudden¬
ly the door opened on n crack. Tin
Old Settler’s bead appeared through
it. There was fire in his eye us he
shouted :
‘Burn g <od reason why, b’goeb !
They ain't Kile enough on yer place
to raise a mortgage on, b'gosh !’
And the Old Settlor jerked his
head h ck, sliut the door with a slam
that c.o'dd have been heard a quarter
of a mile, and was seen no more dur¬
ing th# evening. Ed. Mcnrr.
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Houaohold Hints.
A little soap applied to the hinges
will prevent a door from creaking.
Dried orange peel is said to be
better than ktioseno for kindling
flies.
Kid shoes can bo kept soft and
Ireo from cracks by rubbing tLem
once a week with pure glycerine.
To remove egg? stain from sil¬
ver spoons lake a little common salt
between the thumb and finger and
rub the stain briskly, Thun wash
in hot suds.
Artistic lamp shades can be mad
of pink tissue paper, cut in eight
points and scalloped. To priukle
tbo shade double it up lengthwise
ami pass, tightly pressed, through
the land.
After boiling a ham remove the
l.in sprinkle the top with sugar and
put, in a hot oven to brown. This is
the method followed by tbo ‘best
cooks and gives tlio ham a dulcious
flavor.
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Seen in Colorado.
Since I c .nic into Colorado, writes
a correspondent, I have pi iyed at
snow ball with John Sufnnvti on the
last, day ot Jn'y, I have seen ladies
scrape iiwuy the snow and pick flow
its from the ground under the snow,
mid 1 have seen rod ripe strnwber
i ins picked from green bushes after
I ■ kicking Tf a foot of snow lrom them.
This at Alpine Hass.
J have eeen men on horseback
along the railroad trucks where we
have men afoot, ns track-walkers ;
have seer, these horsemen draw out
a red fiag, and ride bur-back n dare
devil gallop over the ties to flag a
train.
I have seen the ticket agent at
Marshal’s Pass, 10,725 feet altitude,
sitting by a roaring fire in his office,
July 30, while outside, the ladies of
our excursion were gathering wild
flowers and berries, thermometer 44
degrees in the shade.
1 have seen in the streets of t-wen
ty saloon towns open gambling hellB,
with u sign, 'Cards aud Rum.’
I buvo seen mountains of rocks
thousands of feet high, with (he
stonc* arranged layer upon layer, ns
if built by a mason, as regularly and
carefully laid, and I hare seen stand
iug iu the middln of a plain n flat
stone on its edge 330 foot to the top.
And I have seen in the Royal Gorge,
a mountain over 2000 feet high, all
seeming one solid stone, without a
crack or crevice, aclunlly bne big
solid rock.
I have seen a girl, dashing over
the plains on horseback, dismount
l’ iok “ bouquot for bur hat, and,
iug her Newfoundland dog, step
his back and remount.
I have seen an open Bible, lying
on a carvod oak altar at tlio entrance
of a run: shop and gambling den at
Loadville, and abovo the Bible a
sign painted, saying : Tlease, kind
friends, don’t swear.’ Think of such
au appeal, made in such a way, by
the keeporof a drinking dealj
I have ridden in n palace car on
the Rio Grando railroad, the name
of which, painted on ita side in gilt
letters, was 'The blood of Jesus,’ fol¬
lowed by another car named ‘Heart
of the Saviour.’
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It is said that gFss is gra luailv be
ginning to take tho place cl wood aud
irou in the eonstructiou of bridges
in England. The iuyoutor makes
blocks of ^ loss, which be hardens
by a special process. Iu solidity it
is said to leave nothing to be dash¬
ed, The experiments already made
have given surprising results, and
the cost is below that of bridges of
wood or iron. Moreover, the glass
can not be injured by insects, like
wood, nor rusted like iron.
The largest crop o f wheat ever
sown in East Tennessee has been
seeded this falL
RISLEY'S
H I L (J T O K E N
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A tiled, and reliable Titre . for ailments
i of
X plies. Will aid Naiure preveutft Nausea,
a.-id ore u.uebs, and sUonid On uikou du
]-ins.' tho critical period. Has saved many
ilVt-h. I ndtirstal by llioij; amis of ladies jr;
“* ! v-Jtttdyofitsidnd. Any dru^gis' si.
** *’’’' '•’*? BUCHL ihe
bet-t in. or and toilie.
ri r.an t Kidney and Bladder troubles,
" •jikmoh* Whin*, and Pstn in Wk.
Kni eihcdes ail otbbr knmey remedies.—
All <i; a.;: i ts. $s.0ha bottle,
cii.utLliri 1. LldLEY, NEW T01IK
TO. I RT Si RYE HE HEALTH
Use the Magneton Appliance Co.’s
MAGNETIC LUNG: PEGTEGTOP* l
mes only $5.
'! h ore pricelcKS to Indies, gent'eraea and
ehih'r a with weak Kings: no case of plien
tuonin or crimp is ever known where these
K-mueats are Girtioulties, worn, 'they Coldr, also prevent and
ear 11- . r'. Itlieuumti-ni,
Noui-k:-:.i, Throat, Troul.ies, i iptiu-ria, Oft
tarr.i and all kindred discuses. Will wearany
,-orvi lor three years. Are wojn over the
under-clothing.
A'i UHIT, It is needless to describe
the symptoms of this nauseous disease that
sapping the lile and strength of only
luany’ of the )aiieat and best of both sexes,
bnbor, study and research in Am. rica,
i-.-i.i and East: rn lauds, have resulted in the
Magnetic Lnngl'rntecior. affording cure for
Cat nii, the a remedy System, which and with contains No Drug
ting of the eontinmls
►tram of Magnetism perninatirg through
the afflicted organs, must re-tore them to
a healthy action. We place our price for ins
.t|>{ li.ti.oo at less than wi-j twentieth of the
price asked I y others for rfcmotliea upon
which you hike 1,11 the chime*, w,d we e«
jK'cmlly invite who the x»;itr<iuage of the imv v
persons have tried Drugging thier • tom
afilw witlumt effect.
HOW TO OF.AIN this Appliance. f!o te
your druggist anil ask for tLora. If they have
not got tl.i ir., writi to the proprietors, senil
tb--pi-ii-e, in a letter lit, our risk, anil they
will tit si.at! • yon at mice by mail, postpaid.
Send stump/ tor the Ni w Departure in iled
iivlpri ..tmenl without THE medicine, n-p (’--u-;
of tcstimooiftls, MAf.iNc.TON ALT'Ll
.\K ul„ hlb E...K street, Chicago. Ill,
Note. Send one dollar in ].ost .g/f- stamps or
currency (in letter at onr ri. k) with size of
sh.z usually worn, and try a pair of our Mag.
l/el .e Insoles, and be convidcodol the power
re-i t.ug in our Magnetic Appliance*, i’osi
tiveTo no cold feet where they are worn, or
money /'.-//Oldid.
U At FORD DOUsE J,
Columbus, Ceorgia.
The Haii'okd House has been movod
to Ft-j iNoni's Mew Hoi i:i, Buii.dino,
South-west corner Opera House
Square. Tbo building is now, with
largo, light and airy Dining Room,
and larger and more comfortable Red
Rooms than ilie one lately occupied,
and, with the advantage of several
year’s experience iti the business, a
redoubled energy, and a renewal of
our determination to ph ase, wu con¬
fidently olV.-r you unsurpassed accom¬
modations.
Thankful for past patronage, we
■ire anxious for an opportunity to con¬
vince you of our desire lo merit its
future bestowal.
W. C. TURNER,
Clerk Halford House.
THOMAS mm 1 J
i2 Randolph St, Opposite Dosi CfSce,
COLUMBUS, GA.
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Book Binder A Paper Box
Manufacturer.
All descriptions of Boxes mrde to
order. Drug, including Bill, Powder
and Prescription Boxes always kept
in Stock.
Printing an Book-Binding of Ev¬
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Oct. 13 1883.
SSARANT£EO CURE
y FOR
SCROFULA ,
SYPHILIS,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
AND ALL
DISEASES
OF THE
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THE
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BLOOD PURIFIER
AND
CONSTITUTIONAL
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EVER USED.
A. V. PAINE
PROPRIETOR.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
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FOR SALE AND WARRANED BY
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E U P A UL A. ALAB BM A,
SWm
LUMPKIN HOTEL
.TOUTS’ Y-iRDHOUGH,
PBOPHIEXOB.
This old and well-known Hotel is
-.till open to the public and offers su¬
perior inducements to uavele/s^and
drummers, V ith an experience of
20 years the Proprietor thinks he
i nows how to look after the comfort
of his guests. .’I able furnished with
thejbest the market r.f- u-ds Polite
attention and reasonable charges.
.Stock fed at 25c in r m'-al each.
Lumpkin, Ga., Sept. I, lb.83. tf
i-ivery and Feed Stables,
LFKPKIN, GEORGIA
A. F. HOLT, PROP.
The undersigned is prepaired to
furnish the public with any kind of
team desired at. reasonable prices.
RACE LINE
I will also run a Fine, GWforta
ble Hack between Lumpkin and
,,„.i Gnthbert, . , leaving , • , Lumpkin every
Monday, Wednesday * and Friday,
returning same . duyv , and , making , .
connections with morning end even¬
lf • ’t> , train. Only skinful Olivers cm
ployed,
E^Cash in advance will betequir- *
WF passa^6 and rackagcs.
jgyDrovcrs will find a 1 trge H and
commodious lot for their stock.
A F. HOLT.
Lumpkin, Sept. Hi, ly
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Unrivalled in Appearance.
Unparalleled in Simplicity.
Unsurpassed Unprecedented in Construction.
in Durability.
Unexcelled in Economy of Fuel.
tMiJjn’.ei in tie BROAD CLAIM cl Heinz tie
VERY BEST OPERATING,
QUICKEST SELLING,
HANDSOMEST AND
1IIDB11
Ever offortMl to tlie pnblle.
MADE ONLY BY
EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURING CO.
Nos. 612, 614, 616 & 613 IT. Main St.,
*5T. Lotus, MO.
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RELIABLE SELF-CURE.
A favorite prosrt?p|Ion of ono of th«
most notm! mid sncoe^tul tA»<'cUiists in tho V. S.
(now rotlrod) iffcjiftoorf, lor thpouro of Xemau* nubility,
S<o*t H'rtrnnenf* a:r‘ If roan. i>ont
|u platusaftled t uvolopf/i-ee* Drug^biataufilliu
Address DR. WARD & CO.. Louisiana. Mo.
REST and dare .5 beiore you die
something hind mighty and suMinie leave be
to conquer time. $tit! a week in your
own town. SO outfit tree, rtorisk. Kvery
thing new. Capitill not required. Wen-ill
make ifjGUW-Wt business at which you CUU
great >»“-*«&*. pay nil the time, write for uar
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SHOCKOE M A C HINE W O EiS
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RICHMOND, VA. MACOX GA.
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AGRICULTURAL. FOR TABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAENaiUES ERS, -A-ISTIDS.A'W BO fL
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Old Dominion Corn and Wheat Mills, Turbine Water Wheels and
General Machinery.
We furnish complelc outfits for Ginning and Threshing. For c ita’.ogu ■ and nricas, address
S, S. PEGRAM. Manager. TALBOTT & CONS, MACON, Ca.
\\J XHpeopb' J. Ith I iner. are al.v lh;-ir yi c-arningi, on t
* V jib av.e
aud in time hcceino wealtl IV ; thene who do
not iinpr-iVH their opp,>rtunitH;.s remain in
poverty. We ott'.ir a gsvnt chance to make
mouc •y. We want many m u, women, boys
and eirls to work tor ns right in their own
loeatHie*. Any one can do tlw work prop¬
erly front the first, start. The business will
pay more than ten ti nes ordinary wages.
Expensive on'tit furnished free. Mo one
who engiun s fails to make money rapidly.
Yon ran devote your whole time til the work
or only ymiv span; mom uts. Full infor¬
mation aud at] that is need ! sent free. Ad¬
dress Stinson .V Co,, Portion !, Maine.
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Ciiff Iteuti— 1 * V, .ll, yea; you p.->o I v-.i ou8
tVD.h tho bft .s 1t And f t r id. r raixr-1.’*
SSretHOey—" *8 'appear* eo fic-ut ILj looks of
ilivy aS^ft 'f-a* ‘ It don* t ct 1 rrr
' omit ti* be km 1- r ‘swelled up,’ cud rj i i it Lai a
c- i ii-it to 4 hue.,* t.rti tu.e j- : At i.t teiriMe."
Ftvanpfir “ If you v- II r t u bottle tf <■ D,'*i!ur , !4
EaIiuo pci iet't, cue or two h. ti' j v ill 4 p • l Q i-wud
on you,* that your fi iouda would ri ccgalrto.
12ift flead~“ 1’iJ donuy ibjugto fiei rid cl «11
tins ns uiitn pmn H!td Hud HtuTerina.** HtuTerinsf.*’
This Tins marvelous marvelous remedy remedy rurrs tcrritlc
aches, -------- demises * tho ttorrtaeh, m loitib the bowel**,
unlock ulocks the liver, rdievo.s cunstiration at ai d
pites the and bile a ehanra to po. ll has become the
popular iousness, sid< standard headH*' lif', lotnoiiy h<-arM»urn, for constipation, acid bil¬
,
n;id all Uisen -es roquumj a r^al nice auti pivixoWit
purgative It or i'V>v,,ic. ‘ gripes, in
never and into ..toi uor p.cts one or two
r.^, is Jllfit no delightful tilil rdreehuig K
di uk, (hat everybody h’:os if.
It uudoudsatid cool * f ho brain, milefs th.-* nerves,
aud i., a tine qua .tv* for the headacU*: of ladies.
It mitiaate.-i the pangs of iheun atlsui and
relieves kidney au : l urinary troubles, and paia in
the bauk. Fur dyspeptics it net* like a charm, ru.d
bas no equal In curing a con^t-jated ha<r.t. It is
htnihlv recomriier-dtd fi:r p< i.* who,travel, for
merchants, deuts, teachers clerks, and mechanie?, all factory ho lead hands, ctu
.fined life and aubject persfu:; headache, v. a closely III
con ntu to tiizzin (
and torpid bowels. If you are troubled with a
dated toaene. foul breath, lo.xs of appetite or geu
€r,\l sluggishness, Bailey’s Saline A peri *nt will euro
you. E It performs better work than pills, is cm ro
and palatably, aud is tp.'rh cheaper, iu fact
U is a sparkles regular family cud foams medicine just chc like ;t within plva itself.
and a of e-da
w.itsr, is jnot as pleasant, bo cents tnd s^id
• v«ry-wh*re, J. I‘. X’toprittorti, hn -'tsoeis i i-ouiovillb, f o.,
Ey.
A '//OMAN'S REMEDY.
At certain curtain r.rrcft troiiblea. nnd periods cchta, of pains xrcnvxn’a and fhore
CC'nes siu?. r-ut:T.
These complaints ana irregularities jeopardize the
ft'» I’s life nt bixteen. cud follow up aud hauut tue
xu.trricd woman until after the “turn Of life.”
Some have headache*, swimming of th' he'd,
menial and nervous proidratiou, blanched cLve;:%
bh'odle«9 bps, lifeless eyes, clouded brain; wh la
ether? •‘uflVr with painful irretrularities, utfertutrd.a
ptorttratton,chron.c placements and ulceta, hysterical spayius, physical
loss of leucorrhcpn, chloixts. kidney" tutmree
t'ons, t.cms.etc., whiOhin appetite, numerouii ovarian diseases, cases etui in ooilep'ic .t£Uc*
fits, nerally convulaiou9, tbo insanity 'inattention. nnd death. These ars
r- know result of Ail h-males
the claaa of complaints we allude to. Now,
ladies, We have all those troubles can be averted aud cured.
Dr. Drompooie's proof from English thousands. Female Bitters
sound will cure
rnu and well—will make you healthy and
happy—will mistake. tnske Sold by you all fret Drv.«6,sti liLe a new woman sod
no address for cf Dr. Drcmgooiu'a at fl.00. Send
vonr a copy Fauiiii
faiedical Advisor, five to the cjhVtrd.
J.P. DsoMuoot k S: r o.,
Proprietor;:, Louis vine,**
THE PLANET, JR.
Ono-Horse Cultivator.
How It Works.
CERTIFICATEtjGm parties who
are using it : Mr. 0. H. Redding :
The Planet, Jr , one-bi-rse hoe culti¬
vator, bought of you, works like a
charm. IX n need not be afraid to
recommend it, for if it will work in
my land it, will work anywhere. I
have a two-horSe crop planted and
can cultivate it easily with one horse
and the Planet, Jr. In fact, it is ad
you recommend it to be. Yours
truly, It M. GILBERT.
EYERETT & KEY, Agents.
Nose, 4ANITABWM. Xlnout, r.lvorsl.ic, Ltnue, full c idoa 1 . Th„ gil dry climate rare.
l p., roo oe, tfost, froe.
1 MIBBIAPi IJUlthdtthedonbtful ewidisor CT^ t!:'t:Bb,tfu!rvn*ittc> a
; wemmmmF Itnoirrpiertaifmdi^uebiiJdia .S)eta,paix*r25c t M«ri
' ; ThocreAtspeclnlUt.N«rvoD pud 0 D«iiiU!y,Ii»r'&dia’^ni let frw. 8
to Marriiw. ConnuHa* Ion Pani t.a
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‘AO SII0DD1 ’ CLOTH NC;
Just Received By
w i r Gii & 1 A <
'■£ 4 1 i ■
I have just refuriiHU from the X irtli, wlu-n* I !• -.vc jrircliased a large steck of
bpting Ci(jtlii->g. Go Hi-coiint of m\ c‘i>Ust m!.v iucroasiiig business, and
carrying over ve.rv little ot last year's stock, I have heen compelled to
of ina those e heavy purchases. A bile I sell at a low margin, I am not one
so-c id-.-il ui'-rcliants who pri fend t‘> sell tie-uuer than any one
else, by offuring old count. r-wonygoo v; that are (iUaratanv price. My
flu Kids m re
Xi.W„ bm i r : ✓ ■v }.UE , AMD STYLISH
AND f HAVE
A I.urge and Attractive Stock to CIiooso Lrom.
Uetides ni.v burnouses stock of rca-lv made c'othir.g, I* have r-rveial thousand
samples of new gotds that I i:au have made lo order at short notice.
Grand Opening This Week. Gome Oii3, Come All.
G. B. I'IICMAjS Clothier, oluaibas.
Columbus, Ga., Octl-i 18S2.
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170 BiiojD,•miner, vrm. / not,in building,
ETJFAI'l.J. ALABAMA.
^Vliolesale and Betail Dealers in
mam mb mmim supplies.
And Manufacturer of Harness and add lery.
Buggy Harness, Carrifige Harness, Wagon
Harness, Buggy Hi idles, Wagon Bridles, Rid
imj Bridles, lhiggy Whips , Wagon Whips, Sad¬
dles, Saddle Blankets, Lap Dusters, etc.
I also repair old Harness, old Saddles, old Buggy Cushion* etc., and keen
every-thing in this line. I have-good workmen employed and guarantee all work
turned out. Prices to suit the times. Give me a call or send vonr orders.
J. E. DUSKIN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Groceries and Plantation
SUPPLIES,
( oi lier l iidcr Ban kin Honse, Bread k Crawford Sts.,
Colmubus, Georgia,
Agent For LUCY HINTON and other Biacds of
TOBACCO and CIGARS.
Oct .6-83