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COMMERCIAL'ME' *■ A t
OWENS HOTEL Forme: iy Cox Hor|»,
COVINGTON ... CEORCfA
J M OWENS, PROPRIT'R Vi
Newly fitted up. Table supplied with
the beet the market affords. Free TUelCs
meet all trains. A trial is all i a#k.
1 By Dr U M WoVdey
IIISKY Atlanta, Ga.
DrinkinG | No pain. No loss of
. OJ liK. j time fjoi® business,
Cores the d'scave and destrovK ad taste
for stimulants. Book of paidcnfara sent
rent to any address fiee. Ofiioe al 65
Whitehall street.
Ch Cl IHM ABU RE I C 1 ) and Reliable BY B. reference Atlanta il evdence WOOLEY/MD Ga. to g’ven
pat if n t s pii y^cia us. Office 65 Whimhall.
v s!eiid for my book on the Habit and
are.
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Perfect Partly Intent Flour
Y’ell on U. F. HARPER and BRC.
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Braftan’s Best Brand.
LOOK!
WOT Having bought, out the' busi
nea« of Air. .U F. Almand, I am now
celling all kind* of general merchan¬
dise at my home fb'iimrly occupied
bv (. lemou# and Petty ard the one
formerly occupied by J. F. A’mand
lower than ever known before, and
I wuiu it nndeistood that I pay the
vmy 1 igln st
CAGE PRICEG
For all oonntry Produce.
COTTON SEED.
I am stdl buying cotton seed m
tliM I <gbe»T caali piices. I invite the
public to cab 1 r.d si e me.
, Respectfully, G.
H. WEAVER.
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
tftOBOU RaH.ROAT) Co.,1
Offlc»)General Manager. t
COMMENCING ^loisTA, Not. 17. i88r. j
FUNDAY. ]8h in*t .
the following Pansenger schedule will be
eper.ted. Train* run by 90th meridian
<ime, twenty'tTroJ minute*, slower than
Atlanta time.
t A b T LINE.
SO. 27 WEST DAIT.T.
! r 4 ngiista 7 - 4 °am | Lr Athens 8 oj am
LTC0n.rerel1.58am I Ar Atlanta 1.00 pm
"o- 28 * ABT daily.
WO. 2 BAST DA ILY. KO. I WXST DAILY.
Lr Atlant* 8.25 am LTAuguata 10.30am
Lr Conrer*9 50 am Lr Macon 7 10 am
Ar Atheus 5 of) pm Lr Mil d’rl 9.10 am
Waeh'n 2 6fi pm Lr Wa*h n 1 i.aoaro
Mil’d’r* 4 49 p m Lr Athens 9 05 am
Ar Macon 6 45 pm Mismtl*
Ar Augueta 3.55 pm Ar 5.45pm
cotixgtox accommodation.
Lv A lanta 6 10 pm Lv Cov.gt’n 4O am
L> ConyeraP.oo pm 1 ' r nsii 6 Jo am
ArCorgt'n8.3op m Ar Atlanu 8.ooaui
kO. 4 E‘ 8 T DAILY. XO. 3 WgST DAILY.
Lv Atlanta 8.5« p m LrAngneta. 9 00 pm
LvConr’rsio 28 pm Lr Conrer *4 51 am
Ar Augusta 6 . loam Ar Atlanta 6 40 am
r.c^T rwa*“ Train No oa W1 -ii u ,..j
following Harlem, stations only: Berzeiia.
fnrd vills, Thompson, l Carnak,
nion Point. Greensboro
Madison. Rutledge, Social Circle, Cov.
D*c.*im 5°" 5 * ! *’ " Ufe M ° U,n aUd
Connect, at Augusta for all poirts
Ra-t and Southeast.
JOHN W. GREEN, Gen Mail
E. R. DORSEY, Den. Pas* A S t.
SrKvfJ PATEN ^
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0- M- Jones & Company
Corner Commerce and Warehouse St 3 . CONY£I?s. GA.
COTTOHBWsfMBS 4
-IIEADQUAIUERS FOR ALL KINDS OF
General Merchandise at Bottom PriceS.
SgE~We sell the NFW KOWK Rewins? Machine. BfST’We keep all kinds of
S^SEtfl&G MACHINE NEEDLES.
Headauarters For all School Books adopted by the Board
of School Commissioners of’.his county.
. Saint! Kainit!
ST ‘—IT—!--> rURi —ITT IZERS.
-Manufactured by
THE NAVASSA GUANO COMPANY
of Wilmington, N. C.
Navassa Acid Phosphafe.
Navassa Cotton Fertilizer
Navassa Guano,
Gnairn'eed to be as good as any sold in this State, For prim s, terms and
analysis. Apply to TILLEY, n Ga
J. P. otiyeis,
JONDPAN A POPE, Cotton Factors and General Agents, Augusta, Ga.
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Y , AND
r/e 0 . h mi Pro.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
Manufacturers of
GOSSYPIUM P os: J ho
The great Cotton and Corn Fertilizer. A special manure for Southern Lands
and Crops. Tt contains all the 'Element* of Plant Food in the best form. It has
stood the test, oi years, and is now leyarded as one of “The Safest and Best. Fer
tiiizers in Ese.’ Thouaanda of Fanners in Ueortia, Alabama, Tennessee and
Florida, and many of the most prominent Agricultural Club# use T, to all of
" 1 " o? Grade Fertilizers Sold H Georg'a. CSee the Agricul
It is one the Highest alongside best. Fertilizers in
turai Department Reports.) We invite tests ti e use
Purchase in Large Quantities,
Would do well to correspond with us before buying their Fertilizers. We are Dm
Original and only to annfucturers of C.ossvpium Ptio pln> Ita G.eat success
popularity hftR brought into the market several imitations. None is genuine
less branded on each aaca. Maiiufactuied by GEG. A . fit ( 1 "! & CO-,
Atlanta, Georgia.
THE GLOBE r A
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Cotton Planter, > A
Ml /.
-The Best Machine for— mfm
farm iu«e T
■H jp{
Se teas Wm _ _G- - - U ■
Fays Double its Price in o e on
The Globe Plantar has just taken the first Five Premiums Medals at the Louis
villa Exposition, over a field of Competitors.
^0 Globe lias N ever been Eeaten.
ITS RECORD—After eleven days test in the field against 29 competitors At
the Atlanta Cotton Exposition it, was unanimously awarded first grand medal and
special Rock, Ark. State Fair Committee practical planters awarded Globe
pu T;^K,rsr!!, o, pSi,^ Planter have ever seen.
field pronounced the Globe “superior to any *e
The committee on Agricultural Implements. a$ Louis'file Exposition, awaul
ed first five premium medals and say: ‘On account of the great variety of vork
it p«rfrrw 8 its simple and substantial construction, enabling the most unMUHeO
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\yil\T ‘ THE FARMERS * OF SEVEN STATES SAY ABOUT THE
“GLOBE.” I ’
J. 1. Collins, Macon Station, ala.— “Greatly superior to any other. use 4
W. il. McDaniel. Forest City, wrk.—“The best for both codon and corn 1 ever
"p d work than any machine T ever
S . Burney, Madison, Ga.— ‘It does better
sa ^‘ have hesitation in saying it is the
h Walm.ler, Natchitoches. La.-“W e no
best implement we have evei seen.’ Planters, using them
C H S oith. Greenville, Miss.—"I have used t2 of yonr all
side - by side with four other Planters, and they are superior in every respect to
0t, ^ r C._“I had another planter but lai 1 it aside
T Lawrence, Scotland Neck. N. both farms.
for yours, and nrfw nee the ‘ Globe” on my is better than the Dow Law ■
Jame.v P Peterkin. Fort Mott, S- C.-“The Globe
»' If I*™- of seven S»tM «iU> scores of
°' he Globe Planter have made
sP E C I A L:—To meet the demand for the we reduced
! a smailef siie. known as No.2. Our No. 1 . while better hundred tuan ever, pounds. ,s The
U ! - pounds in weisbt. and No. 2 weighs less than one
» Planters are improved in many respects. Globe P.anter Will pay for , Used .. twice -•
Buy the best and save money. The
I ver in one season. Used bv the best Formers. ACT! nururvo RTN G on CO
Add rest- THE GLOBE PLANTER MAN t i .
226 Marietta Street, Atlanta, Ga.
Excelsior Stove Hons
Atlanta, G-r
Extends a special Invifaflon fo merchants Znd tb& public
ine. before purchasing. the largest -- ner
stock of '' " ti v tnj
STOVES, RANGERS, GRATES HOUSE PURXlsH[\r ^*>0
Furnaces, stamped and plain Tin ware, Japaned \Vare, wood am) RU
fixtures, slate and iron mantles, pumps, rubber hose vviought ho " ■ !' ar e,
gas and water B’ass goods, steam whistles, globe values Thte^S l2
materi»l. Bath tubs, water co-e's, and wash basins. largest anti]
varied stock that is kept in the south, each line is compete “H
cel in QUANT! TY. QUALITY and PtflJEi Onr stoca of ’gas fio Jw
and K ites. is simply the largest 'n th“ south. Gold b onzed and 1 ’*’ 8 ’
: color liers and n latest price. designs. Slate and marbleized iron mantles of cL r v
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WE ARE THE STOVE EMPORIUM OF THE SUE'S
I We can fill all orders promptly, at reasonable prices- We *•
bers and fixtures, tin and sheet iron roofem, manufacturers are
gas of -SiI
cornice and ornamental sheet iron work, concrete sewer and drain
for Knowl8 steam pumtps and Macks injector. ’ X J1 he. iU
HUNNICUTT & BFLL1KGRATH
Feb, 29,'T4. 1
36 and 38 Peachtree st Atlanta,
y
7 / McC RD. T. W. FOfeTEK.
M’C0RD& FOSTER.
Cotton Factors and Commissid
Merchants Office Between and Broad Warehouse & Reynolds. on CAMPBELL Sij
M c^ord, m.ar tlm M Ur .„j
AUGUSTA } GEORGIA
ConsinuunU Solicited. Persona' A ten’ton given 10 Business.
Instinct ons of Consignors Pr< niptly Obeyed.
W. H. HOWARD, C. H. HOWARD, S P. AVE1SICM
'W : C3
COTTON COMMISSION MERCH/R9
NO, 20 SEFNTH M'INTOSH ST,
AUGUSTA, GE0RC1:
Consignments nf Cotton a?d other Pmditce Reiicinff
O.ders For Bagging And Ties F.lled At Lowest Market, Prii-w.
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GEO R. LOMARD & CO
AnD I.achinE And BoilcR Di
Near the Water Tower, 1014 to 1026 Fenwick Sti;
MAKF. AND SELL THE BEST
Saw MitlHfOrist Mills, Cane Mills, Plan lotion }U«m
Engines and Bdilers, TournAl Cotton Screws. Wiaftings,
Pulleys Wangers, Boxes, Mill Gear'.
ing. Gudgeons, Turbine Water Wheels, Dm
Gearing, Judeon s Governors. Disston's Citcu
lar Saws and Glimmers ahd Files, Belling aud
Babbitt Metal and Brass Fitfirof Globe am
Check V*lve«, Whistles Gnages &c-. Iron and
Brass Castings and Gin -Ribs and Inj 'Ctors. ><
Repairing promptly done at lowest prices.
We cast ererv day both iron and brass, having
greatly increased our capacity with the latest
im ’ proved tools. W<* are running full time, with 100 hands, which w
fill orders promptly at lowest prices Dive ns / trial .before semims „
Agents for Georgia and South Carolina f tr Korting s Univ* .'HE S ni
boiler feeder out. ^orKS with lever, bill work rm 01 ,( , 'y " s
one w in t«i
Circulars e .
ift water. Warranted to give satisfaction. Fene! for e ‘ e ' ■
( thcr. They are better than a pump
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Georgia Chemical Works
ant' A 1
Again off' r to the Consumers of Guano their well km>"'
brands, viz :
Mastodon Guano I
LoWe’s Georgia Formula PhosplF 1
'
Acid
"Wither without Potash. Also, Kainit of our *
Pure Ground Bone, Land Plaster. Nitrate or Soda, Cotton ^ ^
all Fertilizing Materials. Correspondence sohe ted Addre n
first class Guanos. Special Brands made when desire
gU Chemical Works, Augusta, Ga. sTOYALE Trf»-
