Bulloch times. (Statesboro, Ga.) 1893-1917, February 09, 1893, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextM. DRYFUS, Gives more style and better quality at less price Savannah. Ga than any Clothing House in the State. fi Our Shoe Department contains reliable Low Price Goods. Rules for solf-measurement. Careful attention to Country Orders. Goods sent C. 0. D. by express. Headstones it Moments, I am now prepared to furnish Head¬ lines and Monuments at lowest possible X>. O. MOCK, ENAL, GEORGIA. ,_ J Statesboro, Ga., MRS. J- T- BIRD, Proprietress. Table supplied with the best the mar ket affords. Rooms nicely furnished. Comfort of all our guests our greatest aim. Come and make yourself at home. H. CL Everett, Attorney 1 J at Law. 9 STATESBORO, GA. nr-u .• 6 • ,, * a middle circuit. .__W. A. Aaron, Attorney and Connsellor at Law, STATESBORO, GA. Money negotiated on city and county notice, real estate at low rates and short STATESBORO ACADEM!! THE SPRING TERM of the above »chool will begin on the 2nd Monday in January and continue for five months. This will include the public term. Terms: Primary class, - - - 75 cts per month. Intermediate class, $1.25 “ << Advanced class, 2.25 “ it - - This will be in addition to the public fund, which is estimated to be 75 cents per month, and will be payable monthly. Competent assistants are engaged, and we expect to give our best ser rices to every pupil committed to our care. Good board can be ha'd for from $8 to $12 per month. For further particulars, apply to Wm. H. CONE, Principal. THE —IS NOW— OPEN TO THE PUBLIC And respectfully asks its share of patronage. Meals, 85 cents. $1.00 per day. Board by week or month. TABLE BOARD AND ROOMS FIRST CLASS. MKS.W. M. HARRIS, PROPRIETRESS. North Main Street, Opposite Court House Square, Statesboro, Ga. ) ■ Street. No. 158 Bryan MISS M.E. JUDKINS, PROPRIETOR. Open for permanent and transient boarders. REASONABLE RATES. * V^hednle of the Dover £ Statesboro Railroad. No. 1. - Leaves Statesboro 0 . , k at ..j, 9. a.m. "it™ 2.'Arrive* " •• 5.15 “ « “ p.m. Trains run by Standard Time. e. l. smith, STATESBORO, GA. I have on hand a nice aud carefully selected stock of CHOICE GROCERIES, Fruits, Produce, Canned Fruits, Canned Meats, Canned Vegetables, in fact all goods of this season, and everything needed by the good housekeeper. I want your trade, and will make it both pleasant and profitable for you to trade with me. If you like nice, light, wholesome Bis¬ cuits, always buy and use my Best Flour, Lard and Hereford's Bread Preparation and y° u win be happy. tf G. S. JOHNSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, ’ Georgia. __ BBOWN & MIKELL UW&SlllItllS - Hid - Wheel WllglltSj STATESBORO, GA. We build new and repair old work on short notice. Our motto will be to do the best work for the least money. All wn ask is a trial, You will find us at the old stand of J. L ’ Brown ° n West Main St ‘ STATESBORO RESTAUTANT. The above Restaurant is now open for the accommodation of the public. the Table supplied with Waiters. the beat Comfort mar - ket affords. Polite of guests my greatest aim. D. L. Alderman, Proprietor. MRS. J. V, LANGFORD Respectfully announces to her old friends and customers that she has moved back to Statesboro and resumed her former business there, and now has the largest and most select stock of MILLINERY AND NOTIONS ever brought to this market at the very LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Thanking all for past patronage, she earnestly solicits a continuance of the same. Call and see her. Next door to Davis & Ellis’, on the Blitch Block. J. A. BRANNEN, Attorney at Law STATESBORO, GA. DRS. J, W, £ C. C. DANIEL, DENTISTS, Congress and Whitaker Streets, SAVANNAH, - - GEORGIA. AND THE FINEST PLATE WORK Done at prices that will suit those who want good work done. J. P. WILLIAMS. J. A. O. CARSON J. P. WILLIAMS £ CO., General Commission Hants NAVAL STORES, COTTON. No. 120 Bay Street, SAVANNAH, - - GEORGIA. J. L. Hiers, M. D •* EXCELSIOR, GA. All calls promptly answered. 3 . A. BRASSES, Attorney at Law, STATESBORO, GA. Mi 'e I have the cheapest stock of Millinery Goods ever offered in Statesboro just New York and Baltimore. Please C8 j[ aD( j gee them and be convinced, also A perfect fit gu»r*nwed. MHS. HARRIS, STATESBORO, GA. DON’T FORGET That I Sell MORE GOODS -FOR THE --THAN- ANY ONE IN Statesboro. LANIER & FECHER CENTRAL B. R. OF GEORGIA. MAIN STEM DIVISION. H- M. COMER, Receiver Corrected Schedule in Effect January 8, 1893. (Standard Time.) NORTHBOUND. No. 5. Leave. Arrive. Savannah 9 10 am Dover 11 10 am Mi lien 11 55 am 9 20 am Augusta 7 10 am Tennille 11 08 pm 11 03 pm Macon 12 45 pm Atlanta 3 35 i'm No. 3. Leave. Arrive. Savannah 8 45pm Dover 10 42pm Millen 11 35pm 11 25prn Augusta Teunille 9 15pm 1 47am 1 47am Macon 4 05 am 3 45am Atlauta 7 45am SOUTHBOUND. No. 2. Leave. Arrive. Atlanta 10 30am Macon 1 20pm 1 00pm Tennelle 2 58pm 2 59pm Millen 3 00pm 4 42pm Augusta 6 55pm Dover 3 46pm Savannah 5 45pm No. 4. Leave. Arrive. Atlanta 6 55pm Macon 11 00pm 10 80pm Tennille 12 52am 12 52arn Millen 3 10am 3 00am Augusta 5 50am Dover 8 56am Savannah 6 00am Sleeping cars on all night passenger trains between Savannah and Augusta and Macon, Savannah and Atlanta, and Macon and Montgomery. Milled geville and Eaton Passengers for ton should take No. 5 at Dover. Passengers for ThomastoD, Carrollton, Perry, Fort Gaines, Talbotton, Buena Vista, Blakely and Clayton should taka train No. 3 (from Savannah) passing Do¬ ver at 10:42 p. m. For further information relative to ticket rates, schedules, best routes, etc., apply W. to Robiksok, Agt., C. R. B., Dover. J. Qbo. Dole Wadlrt, Traffic Gen. Manager. Supt. 1 *g W. F. Sheluiak, > V J. O. Han,«, Gen. Pass. Agent ) S Hit. B. E. MILLER, PM* HISIMH, BLITCII, GA. All calls promptly attended to. PHOTOGRAPHY In all styles and sizes from stamp to life size. Prices reduced. Cabinet.., $2.00 per dozen. Fine Cabinets and Crayoia specialties. Views and Frames at re¬ duced price-. J. N. WILSON, 21 Bull Street, Savannah. Ga BIIICK ! BRICK ! We take pleasure in announcing to the public that we arc now manufacturing the finest Brick ever Georgia placed on prices the mar¬ that ket in this part of at ilefy competition. When in need of any Brick we would be glad to furnish you and guarantee satisfaction. j ROCKY FORD, GA. DAVIS HOTEL, STATESBORO, G l. Table supplied with the best the mar¬ ket affords. Rooms nicely furnished. C m fori of our guests our greatest aim. Come and make yourself at home at the Davis Hotel, Railroad Street, opposite Depot. Hiram Franklin SM PROPRIETOR. Millinery! Minnry! We call your a'tention to the fact that our stock of Millinery is complete in every respect, and at prices that «ill sur¬ prise you. Call and see for yourself. DRUGS.. We also keep a full line of Drugs, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet Ar¬ ticles, Stationery, etc. Dr. Holland will fill all Prescriptions and sell all Tinctures and Poisonous Drugs. S. A. Davis & Co. M. E. GRIMES PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER STATESBORO, GA, All work sent me by mail and express will receive my most careful and best at¬ tention. Prompt attention given to all Watch Repairs. Gold and Silver Mounting. Wire Name Pins and Bracelets made to order. I am Agent for all American Watches. All work guaranteed for one year. The Bourse Hotel. This popular hotel will be prepared tc receive boarders for the schooi, which will open the first of September. This hotel is prepared to furnish the Best of Table Board —AND Large and Well Ventilated Rooms., Parents ./ho trust their children to out care can be assured that they will be taken care of and receive the best atten¬ tion. SCHEDULE D. & S. R. R. Trains Ran bv Standard Time. Connects with C. K. R. TnUna. No 1. No 3. STATIONS. No 2, No. 4 -J Lv... Statesboro ... Ar 10 00a *4*4.4 40 Ar . Siko.. Ar 9 36 . Clito.. 9 30 Wilson. 9 36 OP Ar . Doth Lv 9 30 Ko 1 “* iSS.T *cd& ! y,' fwd', ent. p. Bl¬ J. C. SLATER, DEALER IN Groceries, files, Liprs, Hay, Grain mQ Pimm 184 Congress Street, Savannah, Ga. BOLE PROPRIETOR SUPERB and JASPER PATENT FLOUR . Special attention given to consignments of cotton and all kinds of country produce. DO NOT READ THIS t UNLESS YOU WISH TO KNOW WHERE Is to spend every cent of your money, remembering all the time that a dollar saved in getting the VERY LOWEST PRICES Is a dollar made. In purchasing five dollars worth of goods from me you save yourself one dollar, as I sell goods 20 per cent lower titan any house in Statesboro. Compare my goods and prices with those of other houses and see if I am not right. It is a fact well known that ali ao where the best bargains are, and this accounts for the immense rush always at my store. Anybody will tell you that I sell mor* goods than any other house in this place. the racket, I stock assorted second to The hard cut prices are making for carry a none here. I am always hindquarters i 1 il J I I TolaccB, Sill, Cigars, Etc. -1 HAVE THE BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF MEDICINES OF EVERY KIND. So it is useless for you to worry yourelf to find what you want. Come or send to me and if I havn’t it I will get it for you. I annuuace a sweeping reduc* tion in DRY GOODS and especially in CLOTHING. Come and see and be convinced. No house shall undersell me. I am very truly yours, of ,? , M J. F. FIELD Statesboro, Georgia. W. B. BRANNEN, -Dealer In LIQUORS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Jug Trade a Specialty. CORNER CONGRESS & WEST BROAD STREETS, Sa vannali, Gleorgla. i. H. ELLIS & CO., -Invite You to Call and Inspect Their Large Stock of- 1 J s, Clothing, Hardware, Tinware, Crockery, Staple and Fancy Groceries, Which They Propose to Sell Cheap I « We carry everything needed by the people and which we will sell at a ctos margin of profit. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR COTTON. -Come and see us for we study to please and GIVE BARGAINS. We Will be Found at the New Briek Store at the Corner. J. H. ELLIS & CO. i Siattm, Georgia.