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m rfins Home Jo urinal. THCBSDAY EYEXISG, OCTOBER 2, Deab Reader—If you can possibly pare that little amount you owe The flctsioH Home Journal, let us have it. paring the fair will be a good time to DS< The baby needs some winter dothes, and those we omq. are getting pdite and attentive. Do let us bear from y° n - jjovmo the Safes.—Mr. Self, of .Ma con, has the contract for moving the big iron safes from the railroad to the coart nouse and putting them in posi tion. The price paid by the safe com pany in contr actor rolls 1hem on their own wheels on timber and iron tracks, and will probably get them in position to-day. As the safes weigh nearly 7,000 pounds each, moving them is quite a job, and Mr. Self is earning bis money. Next week we propose to issne a extra edition of The Home Journal to be devoted espscially to the business in terests of Perry. We desire to circulate this paper extensively, and hope our' review of the business of onr tow-tjvdll embrace every business house in the place. We believe our merchants can offer superior inducements to the peo ple of Houston and adjoining counties, and if they would invest a comparative ly small sum eachifyear in systematic and peisistent ^advertising, they conld extend their trade very much. Busi ness men Qf other places study“advertis ing and practice it, and take custom, from the very doors of those who don’t. Our trade issue will contain the full list cf premiums awarded at our county fair, and will be in great demand. As our advertising rates are low we hope every business man in fcftwn will pnsh his business in our columns. Extra cop ies will be done up in wrappers ready for mailing, and sold at 5 cents each or 50 cents per dozen. EsritA trains are coming in and going out three or four times a day on all the railroads leading in to Perry, bringing visitors to the fair. Insure your Property.—I am now prepared to take risks, on dwellings in tbe splendid Georgia Home Insurance Company at very low rates, also to in sure merchandise, store houses, and other hazardous property at a reasona ble percentage. For particulars apply to. Edwin Martin. Married.—On Sunday morning last at 9 o’clock, at the residence of the bride’s mother, Mrs. Gatlin, near Per ry, by the Rev. J. B. -McGeheo,- Mr. Charles Whitehurst to .Mrs. Fannie- E. Causey. We are requested by the pastor, Rev. ff. 0, Armstead 1 , tq announce Jthat a festival will be given next Friday flight at the C. M. E. Church, New Hope, for raising funds to repair the building. Red Fox Race.—Judge Juo. H. Hose had,a fine race after a red fox last Sat urday morning. The dogs ran him four or five miles, and lost him on Mos- sey Hill. They then jumped a gray fox aud caught it in a few minutes. Jacobus & Co.—A great feature in Hawkinsville is the new exclusive clo thing store of this popular firm, next door to their dry goods store. They have a mammoth stock in nil their lines, and are doing a very fine business. Don’t fail to see them. * * MOTHER goose. The-Mother Goose '^entertainment at Cook’s Hall last, Friday night was quite a success. It was something quite nov el and unique to us, and we enjoyed it very much. Miss Susie Etheridge, as Mother Goose, sustained her part well, and was successfully assisted by Master Frank Phillips as Little Boy Blue. Our time and space will not permit us to mention the many amusing and sweet conceits of the blessed little children as they represented, the various characters. Among the most attractive was the ten little Indians and the old Woman that lived in a shoe,—and that shoe was al most large enough for an Atlanta wo man. The pantomimic comedy of the bachelor that went to London to buy him a. wife was well acted by Mr. Chas. E. Gilbert and ’Mrs Emma Heldt, and several, young ladies. The entertain-, ment concluded with a laughable farce entitled “the Train to Morrow,” which was well presented by Miss Eugenia Bateman, Mr. Jos. B. Riley, and Mas ter Bob Lee Cater. The attendance was tolerably good, and we learn a snug little sum was made for the churches. The managers, Mrs, G. H. White, and Mrs. J. G. Davis, conducted everything well, and the music by Mr. J. M. and Miss Dora Swift and Mr.- T. T. Martm was excel lent. PERSONAE. Frank Downs has accepted a situation with M. D. Wilcox, of Hawkinsville, where he will glad to see and serve his friends. Esq. Jas. H.' Hodges presents his best respects to his many friends m Houston aid adjoining counties, and informs them that he will.be glad to see them at the popular old Manning corner, with John Henry 4 Sons, Hawk insville, We had a call the other day from our friend, Mr. Jas. S. Iverson, of Macon, who is now a member of the new whole sale grocery firm of Smith & Jlverson, the Senior partner, being Mr. Ben C. Smith, formerly of Johnson & Smith. That popular trio| Pat Caldwell and Ed Mann arrived in Perry Friday, and were welcomed by the band at Houser’s branch. Pat- went back Monday, but Ed stays until after the fair. Mr. W. 0. Timbealake, of Macon was in town - the other day. He left a fine horse for exhibition at our fair. Henry M. Holt^clav?, Jr„ c has<gone to "Iw York to pursue his medical studies at Belvien Hospital Medical College. Our talented young friend Alonzo C. Riley was formally admitted to the. bar of this circuit at Crawford court last week after a thorough and very credita ble examination. He is attending on our county fqp;, Hon. B, M. Davis came down Satur day to recreate a day or two at home, he returned Tuesday. Mr. W. M. Gordon returned from New York Tuesday.. He reports a pleasant trip, though he didn’t, have much time to frolic, in the city. jacobus & eo.’s Mjaiftjixoth Dry Goods House, HAWKINS.VILLE, CA. TaxSKT entice. ? ete V? ■» VfW - •: - *SrWl/S's*;#. V# To onr kind friends Houston who sustained ns for the past five years, we extend our grateful acknowledge ment and hope for a continuance of their patronage, as we will certainly make it to their very best interest. Onr stock is is very large, and one of the most complete in Southwest Georgia. * Notwithstanding the great advance in all kinds of dry goods, we will offer our entire stock of Fall and Winter Goons for the next sixty days at last year’s prices. Very respectfully, Jaoobus 4 Co. For SI,00 we will send yon by mail n better shirt than any of those partly made. Try one. Jacobus 4 Co. Merchants should not fail to have an advertisement in The Home Journal, to start with our trade issue next week. Endden & Bates’ CaJitennial Offer to Piano and. Organ Pnroliasei's- MARRIES* Headquarters for Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Mens and Youth’s Clothing. M. Stern, Hawainsville, Ga. Our Stock of above mentioned Goods are larger and better assorted than can be found in this or any other town of the same size south of Baltimore. Everything a Lady, Miss, or Child tuny need in the way of .Fancy Dress Goods, Hosiery, Notions of every name nud coiiceivablu shape Best Dress Goods are a leading spe cialty with the House, as our Mr. Stem has had seyeral years experience hi that particular branch of the busi ness Gob Gents Clothing Stock is said to be the largest over brought to this Town. We keep all the popular brands of Hand made Mens and Ladies’ Shoes be- aides a large Stock of cheap and co c rse grades, Brogans &c. Cloaks, Shawls, Carpets, Engs and a great many different complete lines we are compelled to omit on account of the want of space, but which, if you will only favor us with'a eaU our sales men wiH be glad to show yon. CaU and see us even if you do not wish to bny «t the time. Samples of all Goods mailed onappli- cotiop and Express paid on packages over §10. M. Stern, Hawkinsville, Ga. At the- residence of the., bride’s father, in this city, on Wednesday 24th iLstant.at 112o’clock, Mr -Samuel T. Fletcher, of Perry, Ga., and Miss Sadie, the accom plished daughter of Maj. Jno. J. Grant of this plaie. The ceremony was the beautiful and impresive ceremony of the Catholic Church, and was. performed by Father .P. H. MacMahon ot Macon, Ga. There were only a few friends and the immediate families of the groom and bride present. Upon the conclusion of the ceremony and after the] congratula tions, Mr; and Mis. 11 JcLir boarded the tram for Perry, 4l t heir future home; Dawson,Jonmal. Mr. Fletcher is a talented young law yer from Dawson, who has recently lo cated at Perry for the practice of his profession. Tho happy couple has our best wishes for prosperity and happi ness. There will be a basket singing at the Houston Factory Baptist church on Sunday, October 12th. All lovers of music are most respectfully invited to attend, and to insure a pleasant time, are requested to bring their books, and well filled baskets. When yon go to Hawkinsville be sure to caU on Daniel Erodes. —tf. Fine Goshen Butter—Cheap at P. C. Smith 4 Go’s The best of Wises and Liquors, cold beer, and everything nice at Daniel Rhodes’, Hawkinsville. —tf. pure family groceries Hawkinsville, at the cheap store of Daniel Rhodes. - Sec my card in last weeks issne of this F»per, % &k P. C. Smith, Clerk Council. The best place to bny yonr Grocer ies and Provisions isat Daniel Rhodes’, Sswkmsvitle. —tf. Carry your cotton to the Planters Rrick Fire-proof Warehouse at Fort Yalley, The very higgest price will be obtained, tf. . Rb6i Apple Cider or draught at P. O. Smith & Co’s. “Cotton is stiH King” and A. J. Mar- Mft at the Planters Brick Warehouse, ?ort Valley, knows to perfection how handle this JHiig. Send him yonr P M t of the king, ’• -*• i - ; - - tf*- 1 Want to Bui Land,—I want to buy * two to four horse farm improved,good bud, not over three miles from some * ow n. Address giving description and terms. a. B. U ' Care Hoas Jorasaa Office W A. JTTHAN & GO.. In their new mammoth retail dry goods store on Triangular Block, Sec ond and Cherry Streets, Macon,§will be pleasedgto show their immense and hand some stock of Carpets, Rugs, Cretons, Dress Goods, Domestics, Flannels, Hosiery, Corsets, Towels, Cloaks, Shawls, Gloves, Percales, Silks, Calicoes, Damasks, Spreads, Blankets, Cassimeres. Jeans, Shirts, Doylies, Trimmings, Etc.' At the Very bottom prices. Don’t forget the place, tf, W- A. Juhan 4 Co, C. D- Anderson & Sqn,. This popular warehouse finm. we are glad to learn, is getting its share of the cotton. business. . Although a new house, it received in one day lately over a hundred bales of cotton; and they are handling cotton with great satisfaction to their patrons. Gen. Anderson is not surpassed as a salesman, and James H. manages the financial affairs of the firm with scrupulous correctness, while Rev. R. E. Storey is stDjj with them to weigh and superintend the storage de partment. Their warehouse and count ing rooms present an interesting scene of busy industry. They have splendid accommodations for wagons staying all night. This is one of the firn) s that we are glad to see succeed, and we can ful ly commend it to our readers. * * Rtjst Proof Seed Oats for sale, 400 bnshels. Apply to me on the Rowdrie Place, or to Cooper 4 Cater, Oct. 2—2pi A- A. Smoajl Cotton Seed. Wanted *a few hun-, dred bnshels of Cotton Seed for which cash will be paid. Apply at tf. Home Journal Office, - Best octs. Cigars at Thomas Harwell’s. T. J. Cater’s Prints and Dress Goods are well worth looking at, it. Come to our Centennial, October 8th, 9th and 10th, and come-prepared to buy a Piano or an organ. For Centennial week we make this Special Centennial Offer. Purchase of us a Piano valued at or over $175, or an Organ valued at or over $C5,aad we wiH deliver- the same freight paid, pay your R. R. or Steamer fare to Savannah and return, give you a years subscription to the Southern Mnsical Journal with its $1,00 worth of Premium, Sheet Music and present yourself and family with complimentary tickets to the Pinafore, to be given at the Theatre during the Centennial by the Amateur Musical As sociation under the direction of Mr. W. Ludden. This offer to apply on either Cash or Installment purchases at our Reduced Bates under our Grand Intro* duction Sale. Not a penny to be added to prices because of above special con-. cessions. If you ever intend to buy now is, tho time. From $25 t<? $50 saved on the purchase and as much more in expenses, freight, etc. LUD DEN 4 BATES. Savannah, Ga., Wholesale Piano and Organ Doalers. HIGH PRICE POR COTTON- 8 PER CENT. Planters who do not wish to sell their cotton at present prices, can make ar rangements with us to hold it for them at eight per cent interest. We will ad vance to the amount of two-thirds the value of the cotton and hold it subject to their disposition. For farther par ticulars call on us, Houser Bros. , It Fort Valley, Ga. HO, FOR THE FAIR! Go to P. O. Smith 4 Co’s Bar and Restaurant and do your Eating and Drinking. Fresh’oFisb,. and Oysters Steak, Ham, Eggs and Coffee served at all hours. Drinks at 19 cents. Re member the Place next door to Drug Store, tf, DRESS GOODS. In thi3 this department we can safely say that we take the lead. We have over 100 pieces of the choicest patterns and styles, Worsteds from 10 cts up wards to the Finest Silks. All the new stylijs of trimmings to match. Jacobus 4 Co. For 50 cents, we wifi send you, a good 2 button kid; glove by mail. Jacobuus 4 Co. CLOTHING! QLOTHING! Owing tjo the rapid increase in this branch, we were compelled to build a new store- next to our large Dry Goods House, where we have opened a Large AND WELL, SELECTED STOQK OF Men’s and Roys’ Clothing, which has been made expressly for us, and which we guarantee equal to. any Merchant- Taj-. lobing.Wobx, at prices that will defy competition. Jacobus 4 Co. Gur Cloaks and Shawls must be seen to be appreciated. Jacobus 4 Co. 250 bushels of Choice SeeJ Oats— Rust Proofs for sale at 75ct. per bushel t»y G. W. Killen, The property tax of the Town of Per ry will be due by the 1st of October next. Tas Payer will take due notice,, and govern yourself accordingly. 2t. P. C. Smith, Clerk of Council. On, Trial- Tho Atlanta Sunday Phonographs. the liveliest, spiciest ana sauciest paper in the State, will be sent to any ad dress fonr months for only 50 cents. Address, Phonograph, Atlanta,^Ga. -ggHSIoTicE.—Those who subscribe, for the Phonograph on trial are expected when they renew to pay tbe regular subscription, §2.00 per annum, §1.00 for six months and 50 cents, for three mouths.'-- - im.m mm B. DUB, Proprietor. Repaired, Refurnished, Rejju,-*. yenated. THE OLD otises OF’ Cotton Avenue ancl MACON, GEORGIA. jSfyeefo WBOBESALE AND RETAIL DBAWSR.E* For Convenience to Business and Excellence of Fare, Superior to any other House. Kates ©ay. TO AND FROM TEE DEPOT. Land lor 8§Je- GEQRClA—Houston County:— j Under and by virtue of a decree from Houston Superior Court rendered at May Term 1879 in the cause of W. W. McLendon vs. D. H, Culler Adminis trator Solemon Biirnam, will be sold for cash on first Tuesday in November next at public outcry, before the Court House door in Perry, lot of land No. 288 in the 14th. District Houston Coun ty. D. H. Culler, Admi»ish-ntor, September 18th. 1879—tds. Receiver’s Sale—Valuable Property. Under and by virtue of a decree of Houston Su perior Court, November adjourned term 1877, in the case of Jajpqs 31. Da-xjs, et al, Commissioners of Roads and Revenue for. Houston county, for uso, etc., vs John B. Coot, I will sell before the courthouse door in said county, on the first Tues day in October next, between t^he. legal hours «f sale, the following property, to-„wit; : Those buildings aDd lots on tho qorner of Ball and Carroll streets in the town of Perry and said county, and bounded on the north by Commerce street, on, th^ east; by the lot now owned by H. M. Holtzclaw, o‘n the south by Carroll street and on the west by Bail- street. To be solclin t,he follow ing narcels: 1. Tho corner building and lot hnown as “Nos. 1 and 2, Cook’s Range,” fronting forty-five (45j feet on Carroll street and extending.- back eighty-seven (87) feet towards. Commerce street.. 2. The stote h,ouse and lot kqown as “No. 3, Cook’s Range,’’-fronting sixteen (16) feet bn Carroll street, and extending back eighty-seven (87) feet to wards Comme.-ce street. 3. The building aud lot known as “Nos. 4 and 5, Cook’s Raogo,” fronting forty (40) feet on Carroll street, and extending back eighty-seven (87) feet towards Commerce street. 4. That lotj^Pd the cabin tberoon on the corner of Bail and Commerce streets, and bounded on the north bv Commerce, street, on the cast by tho lot DRS. J.P- 4 W-. R.IHOEMES. Dentists, No. 84, Mulberry Street, Macon, Georgia. Teeth extracted without pain. Beau tiful sets of teeth inserted, Abscessed Teeth and Diseased Gnms cured. Dealers in all kinds of Dental Mate rials and Instruments. Constantly on hand a large? aud) fall assortment of Teeth, of all kinds, Gold of all kinds, Amalgams of all kinds, Rubbers of all kinds. ' —Sep 18—tf. Specialties in New Gpod§ at. COOPER & CATER’S, The largest and best assorted Stock of new and stylish. Dress Goods ever had from 15cts. to $1.25 per yard. A few pieces of real fine, All Wool, Black Cashmeres at less than Macon prices. Beaded Trimmings, Fringes; Laces and Edgings of all kinds, Low Down. "Water-proofs, Flannels, Shawls of all kinds, Cassimeres, Jeans send Blankets at Bock Bottom Prices. Ladies, Misses and Children’s Plain and Fancy Colored Hose, also Gen’ts i Hose, all kinds. - A big lot of Ladies, Misses and Gent’s All Wool and Meiino Undervests. The Biggest stock of Gents furnishing goods ever had. Fancy, Bows, Ties, Latest Kick in Collars, Both Standing and Turndown. The brag shirt of the Country, Keep’s very Bast for $L00, also Keep.s Partly made Shirts cheaper than any where. The largest and Best Stuck Gents Hand. Sewed Boots and Shoes just res ceived, and 2p per pent. Cheaper than evsj before sold. Triple Silver ware on white metals, is Cups, Syrup Pots, Butter Dishes and Castors at New "fork Retail prices. A Beautiful and Tasteful lot of Genu* ino Gold and Plated Jewelry in Ear Rings, Pins, Neeklaces, Cuff Bnttons, Watch Chains, 4c.,at low pricesin con-. sideration of the stringent times. Besides the a :ove we have a big stock of Dry Goods and Groceries of all kinds and we only ask an inspection of stock to sell von. COOPER & CATER- 2t. A. Card. All indebted to the town for Licenses and Taxes will please come up and set tle, as I am instructed by the.Council to take legal steps to collect them. Sept 11—tf P. C. Smith, C. 0. now owned by H. M. Holtaclaw, on the south byap . - - , , - . , . __ , . _ a line parallel with Carroll street commencing on -3 large tine of samples from one of the best Merchant Tailors in New. York, Ball street one hundred and twenty-four (124j feet from the corner of Ball and Commerce streets, and on the west by Ball street. Hold as the proporty of Jjulm L- COQk, to satisfy- sald decree. Terms cash. W. B. NOTTINGHAM, Receiver of tho Property of John R. Cook. Sept. 4.—tds. CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWAR^ ST© Table and Pocket Cutlery, ^iive^and SiK yer-plated Goods, AJS'D MAAUFAC1URFR OF TIN Maooii, G eorgia, IN THE STATE IS NOW OPENING AT WINSHIP & CALLAWAY’S* ^TVHEY HAVE BEEN DOING. THE LEADING CLOTHING BUSINESS^ here for 22 years, and confidently assert t-kftt they have never before beciY able to offer such inducements as they are now offering their customers. L Gaod all wool Cassimere S^its at %1Q asgt Upwards* Many of these goods have been made expressly for ns. As we have. A.luf*, regular trade to supply, we take great pains in selecting the best of everyth! in our line. Our old customers know where to find the beBt goods, sad 1 best ore always the cheapest. HA^S. Have become the leading feature in our trade. We keep all grades for-.meS nut, boys, from Stetson’s best to the lowest grades. We were the first to olfer ™ At the present low prices. We will sell the best fitting shirt that we know ot, for $1.00. We have a large line of goods suitable for laboring men.and til pm nf pin cp r.i-ippQ . ' 1 ' “ them at close prices. bh-hstg- on- toBOTfik And fit them out with Clothing and Hats while onr stock is comp Morning’ News Serials. JSL3XT33V7I7- STJORY By a Lady of Savannah,.. THE Savannah Weekly News Fits Guaranteed. Sept. 4— WINSHIP 4 CA5LAWAY, ** No. 50 Second Street, Macon, Ox, THE OLD ROCK WAREHOUSE * -HAWKINSVniLE; GA. THE OLD RELIABLE SWINGING SCALES*. The bes^net results are obtained by selling yonr cotion near bom,e. Take jt to A. J. Martin’s Planters Warehouse at Fort Valley and be convinced, * Plenty ofplncky buyers. tf- Rica MilJ- I am putting np a mill to clean sice in the best manner and on reasonable terms on my place seven miles west of Perry. Soliciting the patronage of the rice raisers of Houston and ad joining counties. I am very Respectfnlly E. J. McGehee, Aug 14.—2 m. Perry, Ga. Why wfil yon pay one dollar for an article when you can buy it* for 50 cents? Dr. White’s Compound, Fluid Extract of.Bucvu is the best remedy kno vn for Non-retention of Urine, Irritation or Inflammation of the Kidneys aud Blad- des, Stone in the Bladder, Gravel or Brickdnst Deposit, etc ..and-all affections of iJje Bladder and Kidneys^ arising from weakness, Early Indiscretion, Fe male Weakness, Secret Diseases and all affections of the Urinary Organs in male prfemale. The greatest diuretic-known. The market is flooded with preparations of Bnchn, the majority of which are of little or no value, faring carelessly and unskillfnlly made, and often from ma terial having little or no medicinal val ue. In order, therefore, to avoid disap pointment,. ask for Dr. White’s Com pound Extract op Buchu, and insist "on having no other, as besides being half the price of others, it is made from ex actly what if is claimed to be, viz: Bn- chu Leaves, Uva Ursi Cubebs, Juniper Berries, is compounded scientifically and guaranteed full strength. The best dimetic known. Gompare the article, the size' of the bottle and the price, with- any other Buchu in the market. The trade sup* plied by Roland B. Hall, Druggist, Macon, Ga! For sale in Perry, by Dr. C. R. Mann. Of OCTOBER 4th will contain the first chapters of a story of thrilling interest, entitled Anabel’s Secret BY MRS. J. O. BRANCH. We desire not to anticipate the pleas ure which the readers of the Weekly News will derive from the perusal of this charming story, and therefore w® no^. speak of it here farther than to say that in the management of an original and, an intensely interesting plot, not less than in her powers of description, her fife-like delineations of character, and the pure' moral tone of her reflec* tions, the accomplished authoj giv§s assurance that she inherits the genjns of her gifted mother, Mrs Caroline Lee Hentz, whose works ot fiction have been bo universally admired and still rank among the must popular American books of their class. “AnabeRs Secret” is developed in California, • of which State the author was at one time a resi dent, and her vivid descriptions of some of the most wonderful scenery of that picturesque region are among-the striK- ing features of the story. The new serial.will run through some eight or ten - numbers, of the Weekly. Subscribers who desire-to have the story complete should send in their subscrip tions at once. —tf. Chew Jackson’s Best Sweet Navy Tobacco, —Dec. 4th ly Subscriptions $2 a year, §1 for six ; months. Money can be sent by Money Order, Registered Letter or Express, at our nsk. 3". ESTIliR Savannah, Ga. Is a perfect Blood Fttbifier, and is the. only purely Vegetable remedy known to sci ence, that has‘made radical and Peehanekt Cubes of Syphilis ajaj- Sceofcla in all their. It thoroughly removes mercury from the. system; it relieves the agonies of mercurial rheumatism, and speedily cores all. cWg eia. For Sale by C. E. Masx, Ferry, Ga., and all druggists. . X - GEORGIA—Houston County: L. D. Rumph, administrator of John C. Eumpli, deceased, anplies lor leave'td sell fhe'cntire'rEal es-. tate oir said deceased: This is therefore to cite all persons concerned to. appear at the October term 1879 of the Court of Ordinary of said county and shorn cause if any they - have, why said application should not' be' granted)" | Witness in* official signature this August 21J 1879. ' - ' A, S. GILES, "•j Aw. ‘ FALSE WEIGHTS IMPOSSIBLE ■ A Free Wagon Yard and Sleeping. Rooms, LIBERAL ADYANCS MAD II Grateful for past favors, Liberal Patronage again So-*. Hciied % Satisfaction Guarantee^ PLANTERS CONSULT TOUR INTERESTS COME OJN AJND LET ME SEJRYE YOU, W. N. FLEEPWOdB. C. M, 5PZEMAN. F.H.B0ZI3IAN. G.,C. BOZBMASj BOZEMAN’S WAREHOUSE, SjawlsinsVille, - * Oeo3Pgt€u Thinking Qns olff friends of Pulaski, Dooly, Wilcox, Irwin, Houston, Do^ga^ Telfair anfi other contigions counties for their liberal patronage in the past, we. would respectfully solicit, a continuance of the same, pledging onrseives tq, onr best efforts to please both old and new friends. *• “ * Onr Salesman, C. M. BOZEMANj who has been fit tbe cottpn tja.jehotjse loft iness - POR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS* We think is fully competent to obtain the top of the market for all eoiton en-i trusted to onr.care v which will be sold without commission. We are also prepared tp. sell several different kinds of Gins, ipcludicg the Celebrated Brown Cotton Gin, _ kfivda ~ ", ‘. • ; > Eitfier wjth os- without Feeder and Condenser, Mills, Kettles, Cfin Gear, etc. Ca,st or Wrought Cotton Inclhding the Eclipse Press^ which is the b< W STOKE* a & Sons.