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M. DRYFUS, 0 GOODS are iMily Efery Stwr!
4k Here you will find the grand¬
if /: est stock of Spring Goods ever
Corner Congress and Jefferson Streets t % v 4ri ' 1 gathered line of suits under at $6.50, one roof. $8, $10 Our
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Savannah, Ga. and $12 up to $25 are absolutely peerless. In HATS we are Wei with the Choicest Styles at
Popular Prices, and our SHOE Department is paning under the weiuht of Matchless Goods. Solid Leather Shoes from $1.00 op;
Anything yet wanted in Winter Goods can be bought from us at almost HALF PRICE.
Goods sme C. O.O.b/ Express. _;_
1 am now prepared to furnish Head
©to nes and Monuments at lowest possible
. O. MOCK,
ENAL, GEORGIA.
DR. B. E. MILLER,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
BLITCH, GA.
All rails promptly attended to.
PHOTOGRAPHY
In all styles and sizes from stamp to life
size. Prices reduced. Cabinets, $2.00
per dozen. Fine Cabinets and Crayot a
specialties. Views at.d Frames at re¬
duced pi Ir J. N. WILSON,
21 Bull Street, Savannah, Ga
8TMB0F0 ACM!
THE SPRING TERMoftho above
school 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.
Int> mediate class, $1.25 “ il
Advanced class, 2.25 “ U
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This will be in addition to the public
fund, which is r si imated to be 75 cents
per month, and will Iks payable monthly.
Competent assi tanta are engaged,
and we expect to give our best ser¬
vices to every pupil committed to our
aare.
Good board can be had for from $8
to $12 per month.
For further particulars, apply to
Wm. H. CONE,
Principal.
M HARRIS HOUSE
-IS NOW—
OPEN TO
THE PUBLIC
And respectfully asks its share of
patronage. Met*la, 35 cents. $1.00
per day. Boatd by week or month.
TABLE BOARD AND ROOMS FIRST
CLASS.
MRS. W. M. HARRIS,
PROPRIETRESS.
North Main Street, Opposite Court
House Fqum»‘, State boro, Ga.
PALMETTO HOUSE,
No. 158 Brynn Street.
BISS M.E. JUDKINS, PROPRIETOR.
Open for permanent and
"A
tv "tnsient boarders.
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REkfQNABLE M RATES.
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Schedule «f the Dover & Statesboro
Railroad.
No. 1. Leaves Statesboro at 9.45 a.m.
“ 1. Airiv.s 4 l “ 12.30 p.m.
“ 2. Lt *v. s «« “ 2.15 a.m.
“ 2. Arrives 44 “ 5.15 p.m.
Trains run by Standard Time.
TRY
—FOR—
Good Meal and Novelty Work
all kinds, snch as dressing lum¬
ber, pickets, balusters,
post columns, brackets, mould¬
ing, window frames,
pieces, coffins, and
in that l ; ne. Call and see
we don’t satisfy you.
Your friends,
6. J. UAVIS 1
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 fset 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 Ilorsforci’s Bread Preparation
and you will be happy. *f
C. s. JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Btatebboho, Georgia.
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BROWS A MIKELL,
Blacksmiths ■ aid - WtueljrljWs,
STATESBORO, GA.
We build new and repair old work on
short notice. Our motto wul be to do
the best work for the least money. All
we ask is a trial.
You will find us at the old stand of J.
L. Brown on West Main St.
STATESBORO RESTAUTANT.
The above R staurant is now open for
the accommodation of the public.
Table supplied with th« best the mar¬
ket affords. Polite Waiters. Comfort
of guests my greatest aim.
D. L. Alderman, Proprietor.
■ K J. V. LAHGFOED
Respectfully announces to her old friends
and customers that she has m >ved back
to Statesboro and resumed her former
busine-8 there, and now has the largest
and most select stock of
MILLINERY AND NOTIONS
ever brought to this mirket at the very
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
Thanking all for past patronage, she
earnestly solicits a c mtinuance of the
same. Call and see her. Next door to
Davis & Ella’, on the Blitch Block.
J. A. BRANNEN,
Attorney at Law
STATESBORO. GA.
DRS. J. W. & C. C. DANIEL,
Congress and Whitaker Streets,
SAVANNAH, - - GEORGIA.
AND THE FINEST PLATE WORK
Done at prices that will suit those who
want j/ood work dene.
J. P. WILLIAMS. J. A. G. CARSON
J. P. WILLIAMS & C0. ;
NAVAL STORES, COTTON.
No. 120 Bay Street,
SAVANNAH, - - GEORGIA.
J 3 L. Hiers, M, D •9
EXCELSIOR, GA.
All calls promptly answered.
J. A. Bit AN SEN,
Attorney Jr at Law, '
STATESBORO. GA.
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I have the cheapest stock of Millinery
Goods ever offend in Statesboro
from New York and Biltirnore.
call and see them and he convinced, also
Dress Making. A perfect tit guaranteed.
MRS. ZIARRIS,
STATESBORO, GA.
FORGET
THat X Soli
MORE GOODS
-FOR T11E—
3VH O ME "ST
--THAN-
ANY ONE IN
LAMB & FULCHER
ainiB.RoreioKU.
MAIN STEM DIVISION.
H. Ml.COMER, Receiver
Corrected Schedule in Effi ct January 8,
1813. (Standard Time.)
NORTHBOUND.
No. 5. Leave. Arrive.
Savannah 9 10 nm
Dover I ] )0 am
Millcn II 55 am 9 20 am
Augusta 7 10 am
'J ennille U 08 pm It 08 pm
M con 12 45 pm
At'ana 8 35 m
No. 3. L I'Ve. Arrive.
Savannah 8 45pm
Dover 10 4ipm
Millen 11 35pm 11 25pm
Augmta 9 15pm 1 47am
Ttnnille 1 4'aui
Macon 4 05 am 3 45am
Atlanta 7 45am
SOUTH rOUND.
No 2. Lei ve. Anive.
Atlanta 10 30am
Macon 1 20pm 1 05pm
Temelle 2 58, rn 2 59, m
Millen 8 00pm 4 42pm
Augusta 6 55 pm
Dovi r 8 40ptn
Savannah 5 45pm
No. 4. Le»ve. Arrive.
Atlanta C 55pm 10 80pm
Macon 11 i Opm
Tennille 12 52 .m 12 52 im
Mil’en 3 10am 3 00am
Augusta 5 50am
Dover 8 56 im
Savannah G 00am
Sleeping cars on all night and passenger
trains between Savannah Augusta
and Macon, Savannah and Atlanta, aud
Macon and Montgomery. Milledgeville aud Eatou
Passengers for
ton should take No. 5 at Dover.
Passengers !or Thomnston, Carrollton,
Perry, Vista’ Fort Gaines, Talbottoo, Buena
Blakely and Clayton should takt
train No. 3 (In m Savaunah) passing Do¬
ver at 10:42 p. m.
For funber information relative to
ticktt rates, schedules, best routes, etc.,
apply W. to Agt., C. R. R., Dover.
J. Robinson, 1
Grso. Dole Wadlf.y, Gen. Supt.
W. F. Shellman, Traffic Manager. > >
J. 0. Haile, Geo. Pass. Agent. ) <*,
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CINCINNATI FLOODED.
Trade and Traffic of Ihe City Ser.uusly
Interfered With.
A Cincinnati special says: The river
has assumed a tbn atening aspect. It
continued to rise dining Saturday night
and all Sunday. From noon Sundiv to
8 o’clock Monday Burning it rose ju-t
one foot four and a half inc'ies. The
flood has created real i.larm. Trade
and truffic are interfered with. New¬
port is already suffering in the lower
streets. Mill creek is flooded almost
*o the top of the banks and the water
has crept, into some cellars on the upper
side of Fiont stre t. At 8 o’clock Mon¬
day ruoming the Big Four and the Ches¬
apeake and Ohio trains were the only
ones tunning into the Grand Central de¬
pot.
H. G. Everett,
Attorney at Law,
STATESBORO, GA.
Will practice in all the courts of the
middle circuit.
BRICK ! BRICK !
Wo take p'easure in announcing to the
public that *e are now manufacturing
he finest Brick ever placed on the mar¬
ket in this part of G -orgia at pri that
lefy compi t tion. VVheu in need of any
BTck we would be glad to furnish you
and guarantee satisfaction.
Rooty Ford Brick Cum,
JtOOKY FOltl), GA.
DAVIS HOTEL,
STATESBORO, GA.
Table .supplied with the best, the mar¬
ket i ff >rds Rooms nicely furnished.
C mfon of our gue-ts our greatest atm.
Com • and make y< urself at, home at the
Davis Hotel, Railroad Sr.et, opposite
D pot.
Hiram F rank I Ill a
PROPRIETOR.
lietf! Millinery!
We call your a'tentiou to the fact that
our stock of Mdlinerv is complete in
every ie>pect, ai.d at prices that will sur¬
prise you. Call and see for yourself.
DRUGS.
We a’so keep a full Hoe of D ugs,
Patent Medicines, Perfumery. Toilet Ar
tides, Sti tionery, etc. Dr. Hull >nd will
fill all Pre-criptions and sell all Tinctures
and Poisonous Drugs.
S. A. Davis & Co.
WM. HUGGINS,
Practical Brick Layer.
STATESBORO GEORGIA.
Estimates made on all kinds of Brick
work an I satisfaction gu ir mteed.
NEW STORENEW GOODS
Having opened a. first-class Stock of Dry Goods
and Groceries in Statesboro, I rcspcctl’ully ask the
inspection of the Public, both as to Prices anq
Quality of Goods. Give me a call
M. T. HARDIE, STATESBORO, GA;
J. C. SLATER,
DEALER IN
Groceries, f toes, Liprs, Hay, Grata ill Mom,
184 Congress Street, Savannah, Ga.
SOLE PROPRIETOR SUPERB and JASPER PATENT FLOUR.
Special attention given to consignment! of cotton and all kinds at countsj
produce.
J. W. MIKELL,
-Dealer In
WINES, LIQUORS,&e.
Jug Trade a Specialty,
204 Curess Street, Savannah, Gi
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-MANUFACTURERS OF
Rough and Dressed Lumber, Kiln Dried Flooring, Ceiling, Weatl*
erboarding, Window and l)oor Frames* Intorlor Finish* ©Iflc#
and Store Fittings, Mouldings, Mantels. Sash, Doors and
Blinds. Also Dealers in Builders* Hardware,
Weights, Cords, Glass, Etc.
pg*Wtite for prices on ouything you need in the Building Material Line.
Office, Bryan and Whitaker Sts. Mills and Factory, near O. 8. S Co.'a Wharf.
SA-VA-ITIsr-AH:, CT--A..
THE BUSINESS
At Blitch Still Exists!
Raving h«d twenty years’ experience, no better assortment of Goods can he
found in a country tow n than here. I carry a
New, Cheap and V^ell-Sele^l^^tpc^, IInit%ek<?pes^Rt
And everything that is wanted by Farmers VntOit, etc. ‘ -|T
gotten at BLITCH,, and » <*a
All Kinds of Vehicle^
An Assortment too numerous to mention. Prices^
Anyone.
Highest Prices for Cotton am ^
Country Produce
Can be secured here. Give me a trial:
isfaction guaranteed. \ '
W. H. BLITCH i \
9 ■ m •\
W. W. OLLIFF,
EICELSH, GEORGIA.
Begs leave to call your atteutiou to the large and well selected stocl of Gcnsrrf
Merchandise,
rr~i in
Comprising everything to be found in a flrst-cWsa country store. I have one
of the most complete lines o! Ready Made Clothing ever offered to the prop*
of Bulloch and L-unatl counties. Also everything in the way of Dre • Good!,
Notions Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Tioware,Crockerv, Glassware an i Hardware.
I have one of the largest stocks of Groceries, Wagons, Buggies, R©id Carts, Agii*
cultural Irop'emenffl, Buddies, Harness, Etc. All these goods I cm oflemg M
prices that will surprise you. Come and see me.
W. W. OLLIFF,
EXCELSIOR, GEORGIA.
R. ML WA KNOCK. F. R. WILLIAMS^
Warnock & 0
Imr 9
--DEALERS IN
Groceries, Wiies, Liprs, ToUacco, Cigars, Eisl
210 CONGRESS STREET#
SAYANl<TAH, O-A.