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TaM 01 WilffMaanJl
ures. «a, .4*% <"*y
a^A^r « 4 • * : 6d
Shelled corn........... — Jfi
Coif ".'rf. J .f>i'.«W
Ry^. ^rr:: r..::.. «$
Peas......................CO
Oats.......... ,12
Barley........ ......47
A ** ■ ...68
Sifelt cKSJlPl.. ^jRalgfe. -y .....55
?) .....58 . FW
Clover Seed............ .... CO
Timothy freed.....» y . g ..46
Flax Seed...... ......5C
Blue GrCs SC^fr... *■*;**'•••** 14
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Buckwheat...... .....52
• ««*•*••• «s. ..38
. .24
Salt.... ...... ^........ ...50 ..57
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umm-ktar tmn ■ 88 .
......40
Bran • ‘f •» ;; •’v .20
Turnips...... ......... .5 $
Plastering H.ur............ 8
Bti.slackcd Lime. 80
Corn meal 48
Fine Salt. 64
Groun^ei Cotton Seed as.., 1 1 • M • .......25
.... 8»J
An Appeal -ft-T**- to the People
of
Georgia From the Woiden’u
Christian Temperance
Union.
'Bb^-^ohmn’s , , — X
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National Christian
Temperance Union have appointed
the 23d of December ns ailav of
thanksgiving and prnvor to God for
the rupiil advancement of the tern
pori&ce esuso throughout the world
Tho progress has been ao mnrvelogs
of what was cotisideveil u few year's
ago a ‘forlorn hope’ that God has
hearts ■nrdy been and in eonrciences it, working upon the.
of men and
Women, nnd stirring them n|> to
duty, yjd to the peifoimuuoe of Il, a
Will, .
%’®li«vii<tiaiftto ligiii is lirenking,
TIi© dftrknoHB disappt uih,
ol uni-Ik aiv wukiud
14 To puiritvifBul iiua.
* ♦JuuiiA l.rcc/c that sweepa the oc©au
Bringn iidmg.s hum atur
.01 ^Hrlh’H rt iiioV st uu i<)us
* IH*4wtft3d foF"Zti»ii'H wai*. ’
And the light that is breaking i,
Bo full of -promise’ to the wretched
»nd hopeless, to tho cap'ivo a id sin
burdened, to tho helpless and d, : -
fenraleae, and to the suffering ami
perishing, as to appicar almost !i!n
the stoond coming ol tho Star ol
Bethlohem !
Let : God’s people, then, every
where take courage, and rejoicing
with tlmiiksg.ving, help) along in thi
work.
We call upon our own Stale espe¬
cially to return thanks for the g’ori
OU8 victories gained, and the good
benefits received-1 Our sister States
areMookinpf toward us with interest
and for example.’ God grant that \Yi‘
may sot them a u iblo one uf a speedy
and lasting reformation!
The day set apart is tho anniver¬
sary of the women’s temperance
movement iu our country, und as it
falls upon Sunday the ministers
throughout the Slates arc requested
to pjgucli a gospel temperance eur
mon on ihe morning of the 23d, and
the people requested to have tem¬
perance mass meetings in Ihe after¬
noon or at night,at which collections
shall, brp taken as a thank offering to
the cause atiil donated to the Wo¬
man's to uolpi ilfmperanee tin their Christian Union
tn in. work
Tho funds will be ueod mostly in
the distribution of temperance
the purpose of uruusitig
keeping alive the iuieresl upon ti e
tnbjcet. Many good people may bo
Willing to help us who are opposed
to ‘total abstinences' and ‘uroUibi
lioth’’ We hope they may help us.
Aud to them we most earnestly ask
tbe~#qi»stioa chat, if the origii.nl
•blessing’ bas been turned (through
misuse slid adulteration) into the
most ^blighting oui-Re to the tinman
race, aud is so recklessly desti-o-,iug
.Boulsl that are sci precious in tile
■world to come, os to keep two king
•dutnf heaven and hell) at constant
warfare for the possession of them,
then is it not right to bif Gud’s do
liverauo© from such an evil, aud to
<lo ol! we can to Lauish it bom our
midst ?
If we nre wrong in our work, may
Ood frardou it and 'bring it to noth
ing.’ If right, uaay He bless aud di¬
rect nnd prosper!
To those who are opposed tons,
we cl aim* leniency for the sake of our
motive nnd the good we hope
To those W sympathy with, ns, W<J
»-k their prayers and tlieir'eneonr
aging b«lp. And as tho 33d of
cemhejAi iijiiyr set apart for tlijses
pecial pWtposs we hope ilia efforts
Will be iuitflc iu our behalf Ihfbngh
f
the entire State.
Wo be{T that 'temperance
especially will axert themselves
mate arrangements foi the occasion.
Respectfully,
51ks. W. C. Siatnr,
Augusts, Ga.
State President. »V. G. T. U.
Miss M. H. Stokes,
Secretary, Atlanta, G .
Mes Al A McCall >,
Treasurer, 4tlaD<n, Ga.
Care McCalia Bros.
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Women _ Who Tell Their Age
m, , , ,.
womankind to letting their eyes
be know n is not shared by the
la lies of Japan, who
cJi-pJav , »-lH» Mi. /acts as \o , th'*ir ,, . /
age m
the arrangement of their hair. Girls
houi .. „ J 15wour , r ...... their hair
to inter
'a ,4 ed with red enpo describing n
. naif . , round , the , , head, , the , fore,
circle
head being left tree with a carl
. Siiie. , 30 tho b iir .
t^iicu xrorrj 10 to
i. M I.«l, ob tL.
tirul put. hp at the back in tho ffljupc
of a fan or butter fly, with interlao
ing.s of silver cord and decorafioti
colored balls. Beyond 30 a woman
rwi.'vU herr ban* round n anell pm
placed horizontally J at tho back of
head. Widowfi ai«o dt Hignato . them*
,.i«. Bud .tab., „.t a.,
sire to mnrry ngaiu. One uiay coni
pare with this remarkable hin.ute
honesty of tho T aputiose a story . Uilu ,
<1
in one of ( Lie American papers 1 1 ol
reluctance . , , Auiurtcau . to
oi women
lulopt any such candid policy. A
tlie.itwcal malinger was producing a
farce in which one ot th.
was to b a bald WuKliun, tliul it in
so happened that the actress
wag cast. ft. r t if [ art had no ha r on
ihe U p of her head. But instea 1 oi
availing-hersell of this natural
vantage she wore a wig over
‘pot, and laid thereon some pu.lpubly
false baldness.
All Fixed,
.An insurance agent in Nashville
who was app lied to by a small dealer
,u elothing for, iusmancc on his stuck
inquired:
‘1),1 not you brol'u r Issues hum
out iu Atlanta, and did they noth;,,
kerosene spi.kukled all over the
doors?’
‘Y«s, dot vims Isaacs, but didn’t he
broof dot a baud of ketoscue busted
on him?’
‘A,.d di iii t. your brother Mosta.
burn out in Cha) Its to n, ami didn't
iliev find a bonliie down in the cel
Jar?’
‘Y«fs, dot via-- >r«sc»; bnl he satis
fled the slimy dot lie lit, del" tire to
find a leak in dor unieipipe.’
‘Was it your brother Jacob who
burned out in Mobile?’
‘It vlias.’
* t hero was an explosion -if powder
oant’s there?
‘Vholl, Shac.ib Said ,t vl.ns robbel 4 -
who blew open In* safe.’
Tf this company in iurw, you and
>ou burn out there wi 1 be a rig el in
vestigation,’ said tho agent.
■\ nail, dot vuas al: right. If my
store burns oop it vliill be found dot
I \lias in Ciiicinnaii, nnd dot lh>
vhife vlins oop all night mil a cropse
I vhas a man who doau’ give lmn
self a ebay, 1
Set ilia Nock.
A novel nnd curious surgical oper
ation was prefonntd in Syracuso,
N. Y, WeUiisoday. A workium fell
Irom tho roof of a house 50 feet high
and hia neck, was dislocated precise
ly us if it Lad been done by hanging
b "7 °‘ lj ttS ' uul < L° t 1,,ub8 ap , ^ " Ul ' w, “ dev ^ 1,1 ] 11 vi
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“ !,8al, °“’ but c ' ,uld 8 P““ k ’ F uv
V- T° ^ h, H * eet
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wmle 1 ‘® tlot, ‘ or 11,0 I bo,lt "
into place. It took nearly three
hours to set, his uccit, but as se-ou u»
the operation was completed, nnd
the pressure on tho spinal marrow
removed, the man sat up and s id he
felt better, and his r coverv is couti
dcntly expected. Science may yet
devise some means of cheating tin
gallows out of its vieiims.
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One of ti.e most c> in uou unstakts
iu farming is the attempt to enhiv. e
too much laud. Too ui"eh work n
hud out and to > little douu. One
man and one assistant for three or
four mouths of the year, will under¬
take to crop eighty acres- The ground
is imper.ectly prepared and poorly
seeded. The whole work is rushed,
aud though the labor is prefoimed
late and early, the walk is never
taken. There is always more to
^’*nn car. be done with so few hands.
l' up ‘’csult is a hard year’s work Hud
no I rotit ‘ i ' ith soiaetmie# the e< 'li¬
c,nsion t|,rtt ‘ f «'niiug does uot ^ny.'
^amw’* Compq ni m^
Choose the path o| virtue, aud iui
itate a high pattern.
RJSLEV^^ V !
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»hJld_he.utom 4 *!
ai>i ut & hefmmm, thdintiiftl period, a.,d lius saved da
cruMSsitsrftiKSj« lninr
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IKest dim-tic«.„.i toi,rc -T*.
i ' U-.pM is, diwall et!:.-r k! huy remedies.—
Ali dries sJ.otM b-.tjie. '
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TO PRESERVE
-Pso the Magneton Appliance Co.’s
I*. . Lf|l* PROJECTOR i
Aw*! Q..Li A>U.
*Gm- 7 »ra nri.-.eUsw tp la^jetj, pwt’emen and
! r.'mlnr. lifi.vifh weak inn,; !-, no case of pue'
inouift or croup i* ever iitnovtn avIuto V &n>e
jenr «““?** Heart J‘ - Inmrntt? , K .«Lorn. ;rKey VaJcTi sl.o HV proven End
Neutagfn, ;::. 4 , aiuati. m,
Ti.toat TrentdcH, Or,.them, Ca
hirrh iii .1 .tilbindrwt.tiseawv'a >*i)t .wearanv
service for tli! 0 c,yi:Hi 4 .i. Aia ivoi;i over the
amler-rlnfh ncr.
:4 ,lUaMedlaMfaMfeMgdMi
I ‘i‘''syiii)SoiiisoUliisimnai;osicL(hacuaetiuitia au4
isappijig the })/*-• Hir^nf^th of oji\y t<><?
| rf*pein>c Jj t» )?uuls, have result, ihi'
, r;i iui
MsKi.fie Lmi B Viot. 4 r ..r. offert..genre ft.r
xtnjsof ’the Kynl w, an^ 1 .in the coutiu,Gu.>
'f'™'?* pa rmeatiB g through
i hcaldijn Mum. We 'k*# place * our price for hi^
p™ askt , a f \ y .yLhttor cvuiAaiiex rtf npu« the
wkich you hike ail the Ghauces, ■ nd wo es
' adw withiont (foe*,
i
xIOW TC 9BAIH this Appliance. Crn f
your ill uggisi.iui'i ask--foriiicm. If they tmvo
not get them, write t» the proprietors, scud
tb V 1 li<e * *" °'V Msk ; t5 ‘ c >
will 1 w . ;.a atrJ * ?yono* {«K-e\»y mail, pW. pnitl
■>. ma.i iui a..-N... a, , .uc ... .-Jcd
ANCE CO., 218 8h.tc Street, Chicago. 111.,
N U; ' 8*id wie doll.* m postageai.-.wptior
»*unvncj (in filter, ttfritti* ri»kl-with size of
su»t; nsaali^.Avnru, and ti-^ A oft b e,t ot’our tliO i.mvc alttg
r r
*iv*'lb rodi luty lu-taji cold fed Ahignetm Ap)»15in«*H. Pobi
no '^ hd A xclw^e ijoy »*rc $oopi t or
wnw ^ y ‘ ‘
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ItAIJ’OUU JlOU: B
Gc’umbus, Georgia.
Tho Haifokd House btui been moved
to SpmNdT’it’H 1 Nk\V Hrma, Bmi/mxr.
South-west corner Op,era House
Square. The bnibling'4« new, wi*h
uiig.-, light and airy Dit iug Room,
i lid larger and more c, infortable Bed
Rooms than lUc olio, lately occupied,
with the advantage of scverul
year’s eveerji n.ce in .the business, u
rcdonble.d otu.rgy 4 and a renewal of
om* dtlerni'nivtion to phase, we con
!i leiitly otFr you unsurpassed uccom
uiodiitiulis,
Ttiu-hbfnl for pmst pivtiv.tiSge, IV"
j are i nxluus for a i opportunity to eon
j vinco you of our desire to merit its
i futu.-ii bestowal.
W. C TURNER,
Clerk Railord House.
tioim mm,
12 F.ar.delph S’ , Opposite Fos: C£.c,
COLl’MBUS, GA.
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Strati Job Printer,
Book Kkde^.i Fapoi* Eox
Manufacturer.
All dcrcrlpff ions of Boxes nrde to
order. Ding, including Bill, Powder
and Prescription Boxes always kept
•n Stock.
Priming an B-ok Binding of Ev
orv Dcsrciption nt Lowest Prices.
Oct, 13 1883.
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[mm y. GUARANTEED CURE
FOR
m SCROFULA, R.UmjTiSW, SYPHILIS,
f.EURALGIA,
AND ALL
fa 35SSA8SS
IP OF THE
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11 .rf| ELO60 PL'RIFiER
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5 iff CWSTiTUTtONfiL
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EVER USED.
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[fjTs! M0PR1ET0R, >
i LOUISVILLE, KV.
LUMPKIN BQTEI
JOHN YaRBKOUGH,
PK< IPHIIC'I'OW.
A This old and *, Wel w*»l| hW°*' I nnwn n M id lb s
*»“* open -.o the public and offers su
r™ driTfimera. “»r*“*" With an r-snorience **" ni 01
the Proprietor thinks !w
,o t*,*"' r ®*
°/ k' 8 Kdeeis. J able furnished wit!
the best the market affords. Pulit.
attention and reasonable -’barges.
Stock fed at 25e ter ■.» -it e-tc-li.
Lumpkin,Ga., Sort. 1 ,1883 tf
<-ivery arci Feed Stables,
LUKPKTN, GEORGIA
A. F. HOLT, PROP.
The undersign' 1 is prepaired ti
furnish the public with any kind of
team desired at reasonable prices.
HACK LIKE
I w ill alao run a Fine, Com forts
b’e Hack between Lnmpkrh and
Ciuhbert, leaving Lumpkin every
Monday, V, eduisday and Friday
returning same days and making
connections with morning atfd c-ven
i rg train. Only skillful dm.-rs etn
e ,u J KlJ *
P®"Clash in advance will boieqnii
od for paspage and rnchages.
Jffir-Drovers will find a, 1 .i"e ar.o
■’ommodrjus lot for tlieir stock.
A F. HOLT.
Lumpkin, Sept. 1st, ly
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Unrivalled in Appearance.
Unparalleled in in Simplicity. Construction.
Unsurpassed
Unprecedented Unoxceiled in Economy in Durability. of Fuel.
Misintei In tits 8RQ35 OLA nf Msg tin'
VERY BEST OPERATING,
QUICKEST SELLING,
HANDSOMEST AND
tvoc offered to the jiuLlSc.
MADE ONLY BY
EXCELSIOR MAMUFACTURINS CO.
Hcs. C12, 614, 616 Is 618 N. Rain St.,
tCH. LOfciS, MO.
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III |Y TTQiFp jL'L not, ami life ilaro is iMoepiug lielpve j,u I-,y, go
tu.
-oiiiftliilig mightv and mtiHnie len’vo be
liiu.l to coujm, mim. WWtaw.K-kti.vmiv
nvn
•.lung i,t'upilnl ,iot required. We will
areisli yen m.iythiug. Many are milking
■ rtiuHis. buiiics iimks as mu.-h as men,
Old bays fttd girls make grenv pay. R.ml
•T^nymiw nt untsiiit^Rs iu wuKui you oAiY
ua* it pvfil pay all tin* Iui? -. write Lr
it’ular.s to II, Uarlett »V Co. » l^urllttuv,
Vf ,•’111)0.
May 2Mh-1HS‘.Mf,
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fe it: ipj £T|fFF! X
^ A r»vorl,f> tmw-tiiS'-on ef im» ef l'-“
Cicrt coioil ll:rt -II-OV*‘ill ii|H-.-,ftil«. I In Hie r. s.
Ii. »lft »iS‘KfcltHieuv»‘te 4 ejr'sxc* A-'ruit^iats «-IUt fi.i iw
t CS. WAR J ft CO.. iisaWiM. Mo. X.
SHOCKGE Mi Cl H IK E W r O'M S
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AT.V.M' F.A CTUR’ u j OF
ASIICOLTDRAl> PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
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jcHRST CS-I.lsrS?? P OTT —
-JLu TPT! JL T~~> \j CR Jl.2sT3D S-A/W MILLS
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01,1 PomiiiioiT Coil -1 and VO tent Mil Is, TurbiiiQ Water Vv 7 heels and
'.Tc furnish complete outfits fob Oinuing General and T.umshing. Maeiime^y* For * ariens
catalog:,., H fiiT addn-is
S, S. Pci GRAM, Manager. TAlBCTT A GOnSi iyiACCN, Ca.
Y\7 i ? .1.0 I l I itd {iGGjlti liici* art’ a-’e id ihuir ways ou t «>
ci\rnu\t p,
vjul iu tiijL»t> 1/ffGiiiH vv»'alihy ; thiisc \yiiu do
ver di- ii ( ppurtacities ivui tin m
r ovci*ty. We* oiV r n*ai tihitfire
llflllf- y. We Viir.t many m mi, v. - ci.n, b
•.ud ipi’U to work l\»r us ri^bt iu' tlieir pun
I'KJftlitius, Any oiit* c:vn d«> lllp HMrk prt li¬
vely irom the Just start. The business v iil
ay moiF tiiaii ten tisijvs pr.iiiiitiy way.^.
'Ixpcuri.vo ou lit fyruislur.t free, Ro o-ie
who ^en-fiLp-s 1 lils to : . lk, muat*y r^pidl'v.
You can devote yoar whobfimt: l > f Inc *,vorV
»r only your spare aio.'aeuts. Full infor
iilation arid ail Ural is q (I- 1 bent Rue,. Ad
Iress ,V Oo , 1’Ji'l.iUhr, .ViiiUiC,
Mai. 21tL-lb8j tl
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K ki 1 l i f- r ’4gL >f/f?
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■; y You .J Jixf. 1 A 'vri ru: irr wearing that Oita
* nnn am EO’w p.: -Jvrr th o
pfn.ti'.y. iSnrah Gnss p A i* tL o H&iixa •v ..
.. pWtvte JtSntfrev— get thi.t * wl.iohrcl.. vt t tu>t. M
1 Ncn.u'nso! ill do ao such thiar,
L::t will sfiid f.ir onr T>i»otor. M
luiig TJtfffjf/iftti—*‘Oi;r time nnd jvnjr-i It -r fc'-owfl ono in -1
Ik,-;: !e avn.t, .\nUiy ci n.edi.
c;.ic # j L'takifi^d.tj-y cUr.*.^«*s.‘»
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moth iir —*' Doctor, »3 dIi« c!ang«i»roU3 aad wh&t
ij hvi a:,ircMonit *’
•' Yo*. eltc tc dtttt.^ronftly ill.
rue vvntncuHr ami auricular forces arc not in onui>
librium, there is en tncreaee.l centripetal action lb*
ttV. >nt t?!e cerebrum an<1 medulla libfouttfxta,
portal >:«*.aitaUi>y circulation vasCiiUtca, T —” euapendsd Na •1.1 1
ii's-m** 4
RIvih&v —’drop, U’t hetven’a cuke atop and go
'o work at
Itfivf ov—' 1 1 will <*0 all T can."
af*er t'vo wcei-s PYpircd—
I’augbte weeks r, and our l"<ctor relief, $\\n]\ b«. «’,r..yardt A. kioBO,
r>vo no i will procure that which
>•> tt desired nt fust.*’
iu tlovc tor>p—“I am g!ruf nnd think
it tue only tiuug that tviil restore me to beuith.”
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uf mjioa ® 14hK,a -
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needed. The cilect has been most wwaderful. The
-no u Jievfii njy he.-td, csired the eon>*l>pat:on. While
t ;e other imri.:ted strength, c^iue to ibo help oi
b.state ac-i uiftde mo led i ew. 1 ’
Trir, fot.-ypsaiw.
— M very truo, prul I beliowe the? hfF5
*■»••» . your lito. I daw co-!»i'S3 ‘hat Dr.'Iir m'gopA.F?
i?: gli.ilt Fcu.iJc pnd Biin-VJ ‘Abie i.t Ote I ir.cv.t •yo.^R .'fulit-nujia
uo'»i>’iitv* ItcR «?’*r kr.ew. ar.i tlF.
B./iiflyM 15-Alir.p Appj ‘Ut is a pleasatjt suul AQvttto,**
rrmhly V.iiRnr-n.-as, for bond?., t-ic.'* hr*, ocr FariiiU ■ E’uHiou, Alodial ff.cii Hidudoti,
Ad2r.-mi etc,, J. Lr-na^oolc i a '.wav,
.a c. F. Co., Lou.dvilE-, Ej,
THE PLANET, J3.
■ One-Horse Cultivator.
How It Works.
OKRTTFICATES f*om part i-s who
ire using it ; Mr. 0. II. Redding.
the Planet, Jr, one-h< rse lioe «iiK»
vator, bought of you, wurlie like a
yhunn. Yh ll needuot.be afraid to
rec-onnuet>d it, for if it will work ii
my hi,id it will work anywhere 1
have a two-horse crop phi Died aud
ran cultivate it easily wub pRe hors,
,ud the- Planet, Jr. In fact, it is
VQU recommend it to be. Yours
UlV, 11. M. OIXjDKIIT.
EVER El' i' KEY, Apenls.
iANlTAJUUMi Ilttoiit, Riverside, LoLi. fdi C Uea. l. Thy Wx»., dry route, climate eo&t-, enrep. fr«e. i
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b-vve jast rowiirriRil from tho N »rth, w!i«r^ i have piirchased u lar^e sti*ok of
I ! (Jhitlh*»^. On u^coiuit <■»( uiv cnuiF.t. int’y uv.rensh 1 ^ butritieps, &%<i
carrying »wr vftrv !itti-o. of hist .v^;u^h »io •!:, I liu'VR tic%ii com pel lo<l to
in i w heavy jm;cn.t-e.s*. v\ h<lo l k(i| low marg'in, 1 am not one
of i hose s i-uail. ,! rii.*n*,!i;iiits wlio pi’t-teml t*' sel 1 < h*L.V-t^r thii^ any one
else, by offering old comm i-wdi n .goods ilia 4 are dear ul; any price. My
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0«>O«!s Hi’U
NLAV, HANDSOME, AND STYLISH
AND i HAVE
iA Targe and Attractive e*ytock to Choose From.
J Ref ides tnv immenscs slo.-k of read ’‘■ ‘do (• othiug, I licve seveial thousand,
samples oi new gosds that I can have ir.ado to order r.t short notice.
i Grand Opening TSiia Wc-eK. Come One, Come All.
VTA CL K. TIICMAb Clothier, olaaihas.
Columbus, Ga., Octl-1 1882.
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iXVA rLA. ALABAMA
M inlesale and Lctnil De<ilci*sf iit
i '..mi fusTHitj tmua
^ Manti ^ C:ti ' 1jek f i 7 Harm- axi> addlery.
Uuggy I farness, ,-ni-nage. Harness, Wagon
Ibirness, Buggy lb idles, AVtlgon Bridles, Rid
iiig Jividles, limjtjxj 11- hips, Wttuon*, f] hiits lScid~
tkuldk Blankets, Lap Dusters, etc.
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I a,so repair old Harness, okl Saddles, old Bmigv Cushions etc., and keen
.very-thu g m this hue. I havegmnl workmen employed and guarantee all work
milieu out. I i ees to suit tlie times. Give me a call or nd vrnr orders.
J.E.DUSKIN.
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AVIIOLESALE ANB RETAIL DEALER IN
firecei ics and Plantation
SUPPLIES N»V
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Corner ’ > I lifter Kaiikin Kouse, . f ! Broiu! k
( nnvfoi d Sts.,
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( ’oI u ml ills. - Georgia.
Agent For LUCY HINTON and other Brands of 1/
TOBACCO mid CICUIIS.
Oct.G S3