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About Bulloch times. (Statesboro, Ga.) 1893-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1893)
OWE MU-STS. | st» JOGS us timjrt *tfit ts* hZn g»t'.ar.« to ■ , t . a m » 39 t t(. ad «« wiiwbtd t: icieit Rl •CflptkS 28 asi i-Lu. Cfi*.s-vi — - • Dr. L. J. McLean, - - Sv..iv,-;b«ro. j J. E. Johnson, Bl.tch. j. A. Brann-n, Las ton. i B. E. Par.-Utt. Matter. Jones Brc.tl*. •*. jvah. Dr. A. T. Jon.-a, Li.vaan.ah. We desire (« ;■ "ii ii; ■/.? n; , vrry punt at;,.■ ■ ia P. ■ ’ a : •••! ••" ’>« 'A'.Uly ■ m \ ....... / tn ■ if.-t.-tr-ra Who will TIT vi : 1 9 Matters of b.'.nl laterost I loked up by talf Reporters. Mr. Moating is engaged this week in rj iving tho Leo II del a new dr ,The L-c.v •in .-di-.-ine kept in-the “Drug hi -ro” is a barrel full of sugar canes. 4* . The cool weal her this week im presses us tlrtt the summer is ended and the winter not far ahead. A fr of tho - . :• id-l r -v - 5 , by . W. A b • Mrs. Fnmu un and family went down to tmvaimah this y • ck to join Mr. Fordlnuo, who has sec tir¬ ed a 'position ; . tho electric ruil way service; in-the city. . u-ling "v.-rv enurgv i ;. .v-- . !r. > . - - msnt ill tho Holland store ready for ooeupa,: i'V the t ot Wet.: but ho can’t quite maim it. ,, Try a h rrel of the b'--:t patent Flour in die world, at Hie V, or id’s Fair F Tim it . ..lpt-.iiu t>: tlr^uif phlv ■Kilors. # the v/!nm <■ ltd. the town affording — Mphi i ;.. . ail Jus iumtly ol 1 ijitr ex ;. . ;l ) h mi H Hit; - - L. 1). P. Averilt has purchased a house end lot from Mr. due Oil Hi and moved into town for the fall and tviui r. •Sueone of the combined meat utters and Bluffers at J. Tb tbeius's Ben Turner’s scup’p- .i.o.iga m - now so fully matured a.-., to be con¬ siderably shriveled, and a total ab¬ stinence m.-.a or woinatt can’t at ford to i. . more than a peek, of them at one vi.-, i-. Mr. 0 - 0 «' :.X sc says the “onli est b.iy” iff hi£ town is to ire seen ffyivn .at. ; .,ci i:'y_-'ug--nuu.ii...ff-ji ner, and :*a.s been a infciubcr of the new urtu ol Geo. Iteeso & bon since Frill ay last The v&ry.flue t Hne of Candies to uiai-iu j ,iur select.mns from, at Mb A. By.ivcs s. ; the Ju-.vg ±r.i. a rim suiiiry Ypcct several bri-ig.-.s iu e-utl: ern Aftrt «f the enuitty • upon whieji buikifc-rs’ repair contracts are to expire, He compk— ted/hi * rounds mjd lvturn.d to town last night. Mr, Judaic Atwood cam in fr ,:n jkb E-c -b-ior m i;.;!iborii-,-.-.l ye with two b:F t of Cotton, - villi -b ; a h:s > - e.. HLhc staple vv-'ui'i jiigit t-> enable him print ‘i the year. : • w __—... 's tv ^Vf 5 A r f ^ lastT. , .v -voningv ry pmay antiy at tho hpme of Mr. and Mrs. M ’ t aiU ' ,! ’ < 1,kef mut he had tnrue , . ot .peanuts, pveks then’ b.uled f v the occa- t- ti; so it #3 tie ,1 to say . that tlto young people Itad a jolly tim Mr. Mitchel Green, residing in t-he western part of tile county, lost two valuable cows lass- week by being bitten by a rattle mike. .They, both were found deal nod badly swohm within tan or lib,mi feet of whern they were bitten. The roptiio Mcv a monster, and made hi.; escape. Rem umber that J. F. Fields:,s B the pFc, ''or ■ 1 id G-uodsclump. Col. R. Ivv- ’•!. 'ir*> left f >r Fior ida last Saturday upon a business trip F>r i v into, to / -uJVa * fi.. v. 100 en " iri v,u ‘ c:irr >' (PA. . Stark ’, near where vw.itin ' ;lMbi ot Con ii;* VVill make m r ;i “pop ffiffW while ill til ' “L iv "3 of Fio.-ers.” % Mi¬ . ‘.•niau Aid 1 < man 18 jeei: en the i! roll this weu; U dor pe< r oireiimstd '■s. . i ii a num ■ r >u : the toung iiic-u f tim town v. . > tcstiiur Ui ■A? strength by pullin- on l ‘ale a fe w dii*. r. rm iii foH a si i since u ii. h.timo ho ^ed some pain ia hobbling around. Statesboro has sent .$25 to tho B runs wick 8 ii fferers. Twenty-four bales >f cotton brought.' int > town thi®forenoon exhibits tho state of business ...to¬ day. ; Mr. Wotidcock v.iil discontinue tlic driving of it bt if wagon, an I will open a market in Fields’s ice house next week. For glassware, ; ituvare. crockery, etc., go to J. F. Fields's. Ben fiercer took the 2:45 train for Dover this afternoon, on his way to witness the execution 'of the iivo prisoners at Mt. Vernon tomorrow. Mr. Baiun o mu.Fntly expects to get into his new quarters dur¬ ing nwxt wetdi, where he will open up a much larger stock than he b.-is been h- 4 • to display in his present place of business. Tinware and Crockery, etc., of¬ fered at lowest possible prices at •J. F. Fields’s Mr. VF P. Ennis, who occupied the position of assistant teacher in the tciiotil at Pembroke the term just closed, came up to Stub.- .F.n> hist Saturday and en r dlyd his mini > for a course in the public school here. Your attoritio i is invited to the displayed aaverlismnent of B. II. Levy & Pro., as remodeled in this issue of the Twins; and, when ming down to Savannah trading, don't fail to call on those wide¬ awake and business-minded firms that invite you through these .col minis. Imported (Eager Ale & rilla at J. F. Fields’s. Contractor Huggins has the brielwAvork, and Mr..Austin Frank •xii II: • wood work, upon the erec¬ tion of tin oh He and store for Dr: White, the ground for which is to he broken Dus' w. --k under c- n tract to Slav - * ; a e building rendv ' for occupancy within three week » form this date. Oonduclor Curry lias been sick with th ■ fever for font or five days past, arid this morning was car ried up to Augusta by his father. At the time off hi., <:'p.-.rtur.* h r appears F < cr iter, Isis lover only r- .wbi:; ; 102 - , but it is f a red by hi-., friend s that ths wor¬ ry of the mov - v. .v i perate against his case. Call at J. FieldsV for Guns do CmTrbgv Pan yiiot-slc-! is , t It affords us great pleasure to learn, through Dr. Whit**, of the vdv. r.u meat. I <-i; . :v • -v our Dr. Hint's in the particular hranch F’S ch- isen as his specially, n ' a (UBViBes -; o ■ar and thmat. ife is etili tti; cling the New York Polyclinic, but will be back home v.Smrfly, thovougldy pvep-.u-ed 1 as a ■ vn. eivliv; in Uic.-u lines. Mi -. White arrived home Tn >s d.ty, and slio and the Doctor :uv now unco more coinfurtabiy on need in tb ir r -m- m tit" H.ir r j s hutel. 7,1 rs. White savs she ; j r Ciiicv . iFl v ry mu 'ii, ■-nding h- - b mg- in the r-.-H , Fli- ff v. !:i!c D !) bar we.s couqti-.-d to Ii: ctur triu-tlve, If you want to sec a pretty, atlh u-iods at >„■ . first-class eo'to and pricos exceptionally Store/ i„w, the World’s Eair whore von can find eyorything or Grocery House. vo(|n , r man j^.,, ( p,, d ,in, Wilkin n) Cuuat arriv ,M by Tue. day forenoon’s train tor tF* purpose of cti ia this county. lie is pleased with the locality', and the number of Wilkinson county per.plo already found in this sec (ioa li>a(!g Whitehurst to r, inur |. Hint, the prospects are very f .. ir f , L . .j... c .,!, Ki ix .Lion O f Bui j ac | l hy Wilkin^. niU'S. A.^ (.Jv.it J. F. Fields ou ’ j, al ,a „ fn-ph stock ot Gr i: ceries. Jtc., ail the while, C’apt. J. T. Phillips, who passed tlirough Statesboro * about two V ve -k» ago eu route ro Florida, re turned last Fw,ay on his way i.i'-k home If.-went d-vn as tar as the vicinity of :« • ! v ’ u i v. and 3 home on the borucr.) of I. : s? ejlar - VIS. f . 2, it u e! i tfi- in occupy ill 4 new n* first of Dfctr.t ir. Tho Ca'itoli’n is very entliusiu for Florid;;, J, ■ . do -.v i ‘ t the WorldV Fai Store you i iind the uerv ban as k of *i)rv G ci U u M Uatsaetc., and ho fi ♦?gr ’-if I AVer seen m all A which can Lalight far 1.188 money than ever before offered at. ■ lines on the death of vv.v.ianier. When von left us, tVc it tide, only a few short weeks .mi), Little did we think •* v. soon you'd ToliwulMi’l ln» «*P . oil iiirfh, Where tf v.-V. W i • u'ov.’, and only fi' 4 # HIV lilgt). Sleep on v c! on -.in Iiy watery grave, tho thiBc it nwv We know that all is silent to thy ear, Yet we hope to meet you beyond tho crv.-tal hIi-buj), And >ing mvuc songs of triumph to yethcr tlirrc. * The blue scar waved pry at iiis feet, And desk ns ir nnj'V.v nxirs Against t.licforni of uncle, dear, Who Imighcd at their rage for years. Ami our ancle, so fair and cheerful, Long years has been a inan: Bmall. bui strong and faithfifl— 1'it for any clnu. His fame, like tlm oak tree’s branches, lias gene out far and wide. And the wave of the d ep sea’s homage Flow round him a murmuring tide. Xo more he stands on Tybee’s beach, W'her;.' he has stood from hour to hoar:— Xo mor- v. ill lies noble tmiure Partake of the : -eat sea’s power. The. Winds blow up from the heaving ^t’. 1 The wav.- - wring i licii-cold, wet hands: On they roll o’er the troubled waters, And snatch him from the dripping sands. Xot a foot print Hi.-.- on Hie surf tjfftsca-jjfood our uncle bra ve— No .-leader she"! < a marble Points out our uncle’s grave. —KVA AXt) ANNA. 1-5 YICSS. Srii-CMoai-:, (i.i., Si•;>- . 27tb, 1893. Mu. A. C, Tm.-NEtt. Please aimouucn to (!: - public through your paper-that Rev. Mr, Thomas, an ov;y»gvli"t (),’ Cm. will he in Still inoi-e with his . ni 1 <> hold f.-'igiousineet ills for aimm b,vo w.-ks, S, ■ginning on the second Sauday of October. There will bo three servieos daily—morning, afternoon an.! r.i rht. H«-v. W. It. Hanson, of Eth-.-l, ■>':i i«- present, to assist. AH '.vllO '1 are cordially vitetl ‘ 1 ' : i i it. Respectfully, C. K. Choate, Pastor. . ■ FID. We wi’i F y e- diai-.- to any person who will fi.:with H n vulture li.c New Testament that teaches ;i. ..;.V. u.c of i« fant baptb at. Also, lii-y dollars to any pi-rson who will jin-s.-tt us with a New l«'t.ant-.a! .........'go that o-i.-h-s or an th0,k<!S th(! Tira " 4it "‘ oJ ^ ,ri,,k,ia - !f or pouring as Apostolic and Christian Until. We en-.e-rldug-to know the truth, aud nothing but tbet-rn! h on thftsvpoints; I’.O.IpDCttull.V, \V. II. Ot.xia.v, X. V. ii. Foss. A: HQ MARKS?. All diivk. . -ist ten days cot ton ha ben e mriiur into States boro from every direction, and just as fast has it been pouring out over the D. & S. toward Sav. fhe Ti::i;s .reporter took the .. 1 c‘* to - .vn Vs t ile ■ -'vn for the l>arp‘>*-‘ ‘>f ascertaining the trans actions of last Batunl.iy, and .-•upplled with the following figures lor that d.ij : Buy- vs. !’;gs. Value, Eiiis & Outland, ' *'i#. i’l' Wikv HI I J. W. Obi 1 Jl.S.toi V.bil.Blitch.id Lanier As Fulcher, 1 (it.87. Tutal, —7 *“ " “ '' *’ The price p Fi ran as high as 20| #-ut.s fur ; !'-> S i fshuids, and tile on tv i,, i) *■ i'vivuv s- <id at 7 cent ■- j>-*r i All thi fi -gey staple . , 3 cvntiuu 1 to e a ’ in at a live iy rate ’* at id our to n may be said to tiifo: V’’ ii s • v.iufket” for all that is '-n't Li i’h - fact that all tho hi:vers in this town dive . mt" tu w - . « f 0 r the cash for wdty pouud o (ton which they mirchasp, is the current that is drifting tho t raue m tins dtrjc KEEP AN E •2N THEM. From todays Banner we clip t.lii.3: “We want to say to the husiit'-.-w man whofute.) the convetne.-is of the Populist and wile. <} n’t hesitate to openly join ns, let youi’ <•>; ink a to Fee.vn upon all prop rt* oivi ; ;,s. • nav»* oi)M*rvccl tlutr miTc'iou ol ! vv i tvvv its well 11 not 1 tier than ban iii n hmU icss way. Our fric Is from a common Bjmiyatny g. 113 O ■ li.-in : iii .juai; share <4 t heir -ss while they lo.si no trad:- 1 i.v re n of t h change. The only thi mg: that harts s: m*eb»int or a I profess; : )«a! mati ■ new P ir- : tv is that . v; a Rimes he i everlasting- ; l.v cm h a . ?•• thi it he wiii not stop j aik ing uoIHs It will ■ • n ' ? At tb F “from a eomnp'R rvmpathy,” a certain v..r.ss h expe l to b. stow its pat ronage up* .4 man who agrees war ivs, while another cer-Fm, .udependf-nt, class tbat d , -vn’t mix lu.- in^ and p.fl , ities< is expected to prevent the a tori mid bu-m-■--s man irorn sus taining h from ..s-urnmn sum. political ; fli utnm. Cm incr-Hsed “turn- 5 ; r, nu( ' d an Ot Hit rrnia* Jn-' w a tell ti.*? Htatflshoro met hi I” tiu-y'shift .their po liticar jackets. REMOVAL, i rtA’vinv \ my m if j r> Wilt I .fit! ve all the us e l *• ill the i * 1 -A n txi mi f me. > St vp my 3 jju! Mas. V. A. \\ ILSOX. A FREE CIRCUS. George Moo ro (col.), one .of the Tim cm’ Neill wood sul>pcribers, gave the town a fo .« out Ttahnpent last Saturday evening. tJourno hud pur ciiasinl a hu'rse from souiobotly and naymoot, * *’ho.. ' sc me nmuudei standing arose Jilj0llt . t j u> b tt l anCe . Th 0 original owner tnon sworn out a warrant.tor , £ tho purchaser, charging him with j cheating and swindling, which was placed in the hands of Sheriff' Waters. Saturday Moore came into town trading, when tin at¬ tempt was made 1 • serve the docu¬ ment. Tho resultwas.a race down East Main street and across lots, into the swamp back of the Primi¬ tive Baptist church, in which George led with the she rill' a good second, and Russie Hull and (Jus. Leo bringing up 4he rear, After some skirmishing in the thicket tho man was discovord secreted he quietly % is - *;..*■ I behind a log, when sur j rendered, assuring his captors | that he only wanted a little fun 1 and Would have hailed them shoul 1 u , , . ... out " j,'. him. Iio* Wi# ! taken tp.^iDV s jail and lotlg-d there until Mum ; day, when a settlement was ef ! fee ted and the prisoner released Iff FIELDS’S IIALL. Rev. C. R. Miller arrived last Friday to conduct the services a announced in his communication j u ] aH t weetk’s TiAiEsfand, having secured the Fields Hall, began a series of meetings last Sunday mormiijr, assisted in the singing i_,y Mr. W. II. Hinely. It was in tended to have services morning and evening, but the very small at¬ tendance upon the day exercises led to their discontinuance, and during the balance of this week 7 p, m. will be the hour for preaching. .Mr, Miller is a member of tho 4.9* nomination which claims to ho- no ( ].. ao niinatio!:, holding that all those who avw followers' of Christ shoUid only be kuotMl . as v,iiris tains.” As we uiidf'rstaml it, the . doctrine of this sect is that of the Baptist church, ivith the addition of a belief in baptismal regenera¬ tion. » Mr, Miller is a yrtWnx man; but i»»» is-tv vs vv vy---d and earnest preacher, mid his audiences have J;L; 1 ° Ul U “ <1 .* -. BO -Ii .HI) TIHES- HERE. ( The fivfe tv. >v fr.iia buy, Oililf ^rr iud 0 country & thb week, d.'inoimtrato very fofei bly “clWRtupp-Ts^f iuLpc^Ll condition of the this section, When one onves over Bulloch county and sees the well-tilled and fertile farms and tho fine and eom forcible rosulence?, he thinks the people must bo doing well : and when he goes to a few of the nu morons public gatherings and sees the healthy ayd happy laces, t-hu fine buggies and liorses, and the Splendid feasts that are spread on a jj 8UL -[j uc ms, thou ho knows that the <mly unhappy characters t r- uch a do tho mo*t of their i'v iii *. T.12 PROBLEM SOLVED. j/lka niiiSt of the weds in PftiO - , that . at the , Alatnodisil „ ,. . ooro, has been full to the -point of overflowing over since the heavy ra i, )a iii:it it; 1 i iii this ioc&lity during the sqmmoi months. Of course this surface water doesn’t have the bo.-T reputation iff the world, and Bra. McGregor bat. been meditating upon some plan to dispose of his • urplus. Now it £ thinks ho has solved the problem J Mnkiug a driven well to* a depth that will insure a bountiful supply of the purest water possi bin to obtain in this section. Af ter going down twenty-four feet, tlirough clay, inF’rsp'-rsed with a liltlu dirty sand, he reached a three-feut stratum of coarse white ■valid mingled with a large propor ti <-:i of flinty pebbles. He then took up the pipe, removed the point, and pumped out several bushels of this gaud, until he im¬ agines that just underneath ill ii elav ; he lias a rmorvoir of consldor al)! Cll . )acity . Hp than nuflacH tia . gWuze-cowrod point upon the . . vi vusnu, and now , >lH:t .v,,j fj, nv of Wilfcer u .. ; . h; , , hl - , kf ef om aH ....... cjean M of earth. Mr. , icGrcg-tr de-iros that thi , viil i, aVt . iU1 t . y ,. u , )on Ida 7*. the ., • ot the , ment m interest , health of the town, and expects to •e a number of these driven wells MU' n “water hoi,-'’ ho U vu Hither shall roil around. 1 hf > ! 20*Ho rse IN*;v a* Wat n Htutionary Kicsiuo tuid Itoiltir. with ;IS use .—Out lit i!<■ us-'it Too stiiitll Sot- mu Ol k it<X .V V Olllv U. K K to)., U-7-2111 Rocky Ford (ia. " #ii g t fj 1 i Mrs PfcASHtft*. eo»» 0 » Kutwml, Wfft'.tCOMfn_PT£ 0 . ff ;' m i ^ *- ..,. : & ** ;r •’*'**- "fi'ttv.- v-bi "" a.w 2 a / <dfk tww. Klili '-C | Hi! lillilliOll I I m ii. R. GRO’O . l.K, 1). h. i URXER, Seety. $ Treas. DIIJIdCTOK’K: W. H. IillTCH, DR. A. F. BOYD, J. C. TRAPNELL, DR. JNO. I. LANE. t-i h V ii FFiSiV AX» I'KOPO; I IVITSI TUBS TIMES. Farmers dun.’ ’ inv iti - our system of fence ! .lilding. To intrw’uoe <mr fence we offer a limited number of f i F ~. Buy a f«rm right, and build f ecus that will last for generations for less than the cost of .; liitin ; n.i' . For full particulars and b -tiiwmiuis of citizens of this county, address I. - - ..D.i’.p. . J E FEI^IGE CO., ^ 2 -l'nti STATES 1 K )'l c Mr. A. B. 't urner, of \ vision, re¬ ports flush times in hU neighbor¬ hood since tho ojtcnin 0 f I he cot ton market, atfri savs he finds him ; ... , viUl th0 1 deman.t , . e-r ■ v v . n - -1 ; hug- ; . gies, which Su; turns out to order from his shop, He already litis t.wo"men cm jitovcd, raid i., t week he went down to Favannah advertised for wood and iron worker^ wh -n th'irly-tw * applica¬ tions wore madeiri ow forenoon. Mr. Turner engagi.’d fw > wit nil he is now daily expecting i. > arrive, and Says ho, mi mi - to is -p ad¬ ding force until he is able to meet ill demand in satisfactory time. | •'F ’ ?..... JO-MY FRJ.EL 4 I am now with The \\ -rld’s Fair where I would be glad to have all my friends cafl on mt| Nothing could -ifford ms- greater of satisfaction titan the privilege displaying before -them the now and beautiful "s oda and tint tempt¬ ing leargitin. whi h ar-.* t’» be found there. Wliotlp.-r on it trading ex peilitjon or net, 1 In they will and not fail to e;; 1 wln'ii in to rn, scan our ina.v stock. J. t h J >:, ks. .1803 Aires o!‘ Land For sale iu via- iVan!,". o.-u . i.-t, ltlilt-S south (|i .- H, i' . s’". - iV. it. fit) iicnsM tti i I'tiv.: ii->{i. vi i. ,:i ing and out -h >r ; diVi-lUti; ’e. o-d in p«*fi«?IIy If it. Uc.is.i. healthy, Fte. ami t.-i4 good . oita f-..'k irtinls, raajw. Hare lived' an ti.e pla ■ • «> ,,:-iy Hft'v y vara mid never fa’-'i-u to tiie'at a. ctop 4 am too ot<i a :;<! i.' die e.. or,, - ;. i • .a. 'T illy stcek. or -'.I la-.-fi uJ) lav ; i he FiHw all uvjtiki Ap’siyJ'b ;N y. }; ’ ’’ ,, . ’ :)., G< 1 . Or add,:.■ J..'!. I't-iuioM, KJti. UK. d.-vio-av, (hi. W. I, 1 FF. LAS ©3 ©5-132 tlfa Do you- wear I’ico? Wlott nvi in ,-.r.: irj a pair. Sect in tho world. 84.82# V "\$ 2 «2.B3 .S 0 $3.u9‘ aisFoawBte* #2.50 vvyv I #2.00 #2.25 v: 41.75 $2. S3 fOH BOYS FOR m j t j.ys pi? 'O If yv i wan} 3 v DiifSS SHOE, nv. ff In tho latest stylet, don't pay $8 to $8, fry my $3,' 63.60, §4.COor $5 Sbco. They <U vy.ial to cusbitt made rod look and wear as well. If you v.bhfaecffl.vvii.jinyoorfsotwear, and dosobypurthav' t. Dw,'!:;:; Svec-o. Hams pritsstampedc ,i t-e bt‘. :n,l.-.kfor it t.3.n you 5uy. w.L.DOutmAS,Bfvciuon,naas. soiaby J. W-y ■< )KL ? % T k . Ji 9 l i rv ;! and Sale Stable. Btatesffb o ro, Ga, A XT » e jL .% « TO BA tABS« Co.?. I . and Coo! Prinks, I'ANTI 1 f; alls. (IIVK I I A CALL. m . » • * o) — I— (o ;v onxs ajul ex- 3 Mg f'Hijt'oyc<l abb* i ilia aow j; to 2-h ■ W; fjw He -v! 22 . r vv f j t dot:#, O- pi ! / : ■' t itiiCS. ait) Kl I Fi ' }. .2 **^ b, I ' Q 1 11 LAATON, <5A. r JL &9 Square. f^C The Ft»} n rooms to are r.iv v> • ' f Tubte Sf Ppanl ii.- Hip d.i. T; ov month at my baabic rates, .. x „ VV. it. Marius, I'ropriet runs. THE OLD ANP RELIABLE Lilith ! :. lisifi® ** im n r:;:riBlar. : 1 J? Q Ail ' ■ - 1, ’ nitai HUniiW. Ail Tt 4- ; C. V.. ,1.0 a | I H-15-ly. m to ......... ’Mrs. JL W A . X. j AWIaER -~f /m 11 A JNERY, No. 30 Whitaker Street, x Savannah, Georgia NEW SUSP . » - ■ ..... -- 3 . . NEW MACHINERY, AND NEfBUSlNlSS. °' u 1 }}'VV' { N Em* h S If id 0f,on vy, ^! M.-tiunai, n ' nt : w a,,d etc., <50?nruodious and prepared work whop do all in Statesboro kinds with a new work, , r tin* - am to of fancy wood in way ot ■J1ALIV-TKRK, IffCKE Tff, lilt A (: K ETS, .•'■■TOLL WORK, WINDOW FRAMES, -M A N IT; LH, STA1 IF. BALI FJTtADES, . - -VKbS, (Hi .STKPk AND SIIKLV1N0. Wilt Match I iv.u M Moulding, Hand Rails and Columns. ViF Give me your orders; l will give you satisfaction. l\ Ij. Davis, Successor to Coo. J. Davis &. Co. STATESBORO,OA. 1871. ;-r 2 THE OLD Ot UABLE ssuBs^- ■ 1893. HJi - I HOUSE. KitiCff, H{.5b Vllii ; #.00 tHff* (BiVy: A cording to room and location. Special rates to 1 V -. f f (bj silt oiiN itiid M. IT. HA RNETT, Propriet or. j!y27tf . . . W.kYA.\X.48I, G.4. LA 1)1 j-. V b ; kOUi; CHANCE!! BummoL* i 'revs Gtooclsj at w , v< vS WHICH MAKESCOMRETIJURS SICK AND COSTUMERS HAiTY. i Fub-ou • 0 - ■ ol Summer D; «iss Goods, ob; Hi : ■ i - - DTl'EliillNED to close out mr stuck tit STAilYA l iOff 1HUCEA. Read? Reflectir Act!!! 500 LffOo yds. ui'-u Lntvn at 5c worth 8 "ifi v !s. itvimii ciotli atOc “ 12% “ Imlia LitiSu at n : : ’. - | ,vi!leil Artip|w at 13“ 10 -100 “ Algerine Htrippa at 11 " 5 vi ) “Ni eCJi!vk(-dlniW!iat8)4 “ 10 250 “ Oi-g-atiilio Cants at 13 •' Iff ■'•Off “ “ “ at n “ UK too “ India Malts at Iff'F* Iff 230 "-Fine “ “ ut 10 “ 13 100 “ Persian Mulls at 15 “ 2 ff “at I2N“ 10 $25 “ KxunisiteOrgrtvidieut 20 “ 25.. ,20.0 “ -•’* i “ at 15“ 20 UlOO StfK’g “ . talirii at 5 “ 8 if “ at 20 “ 25 from 45c to $1 alu. 20 i/ a “at 22 %“ 28 oui*iding Btyles. BE, 1001) AIL THE LATEST Fabrics at like reduction. STRA v¥ KATS AT COST] ImM i i E\b ... a G innl wo want your trade, and if lottom pis a: ! p ff'- iV.ff-ution will secure it, we are safe. Xje ¥ a ’ c V. OLL 1 FF & CO M - Ga. ooro, JLee I lot el, Peter' Brown, Btator-il :> to, Oc*o Mrs. Margaret Lee, Proprietress. HQEMAMNG AND REPAIRING. Tablf-g supplied tvis h Uk* 1>sst tbo marlfet iftofdl**. Good Pnavil by the moutii at toa-is , : i v. • n-k ilour in fit-Kt-class style, and tonaWe rat^. Elljmt’i v:.!y i.-.-vitw my fri-mU sutisfuction cuaranteeil. rom the oountry. un i to ; sop on lot iu rear of the Times otSce. (top With GF- W’toB fi f -ni. ' W. W. Goiuivx. F. D. Bloodworth. Beirne Gordon, W. W. GORDON & CO., COTTON FACTORS * -and- Commission Merchants 112 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. ijs:::ual cash advances on consignments.
