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‘ J. J. FRAZIER & SON.
S 7MY ' | Free Délivery _
86 P HON E 86 ‘ t 0 any partsbf the Gity
Square Dealing and Goods of Quality
1i of our gocds zre fresh, andonce tradeiwithfusjwe are bl;{?ays to keep you, '
Are stillinthe Leadon Eatables.
Where ’Quai'il*ity Cbut;fs 5 where Quaiity‘ Count:
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Harrison Bottling Works,
- Hazlehurstt, Ga.. -
MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE
_SODA WATER
of many different flavors,
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Ginger Ale a Speeialty
ALL ORDERS RECEIVE
PROMPT ATTENTION.
We deliver Soda-\Water ur Giniget' Ale av your
home cr place of business, inr the dity of Hazlehurst
at 30cts, per dozeca, DBy the people of thistownbuy
ing from us they save freight and drayage. And
again, it is a home enterprise,and we esrnestly colicit
your patronage. :
You will find our Soda-Water and
Ginger Ale delicious. Let us bring
you a (;rafie:fi
Robert Harrison
4 MANAGER'
Sowthern Agriculturist
- - 'NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE} - e
For 40° Years the Most Instructive
And Enteftaining Paper for
_ SOUTHERN FARM: FAMILIES.
JOHN H. HUNTER, Wu. K. PEARCE, FRANKC.BATTEY
Hupter, Pearce U Battey,
Cotfon Factors -+ Naval Stores Factors
Exnerienced handlers of Upland Cottor
Florodord, Allen Sill and otiier Extra _Stavles,
Sea Island Cotton ad Navai Stores. |
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- Over 30 Years In .
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i e One of théfiigégeét factorage concetnsdn the South. Each com
modity handled in a sepayate department. Strictest attention to
Nitrate of Soda and Other Fertilizers. Upland and
Sea;lsland Bagging, Ties and Twine. Liberal advances
niade on consignments. '
_‘ Money loaned tocoitcn and rave] sicics shippers onapprove
security. SHIPMENTS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITY. @i 4
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Virginia-Carolina Fertili
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thing, and have been offl
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many brands of fertilil
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Norfolk, Va.
R Durham, N. C.
Charleston, 8. C. )
Baltimore, Mds
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4 ontgoiery, Ala,
' Memphis, Tenn,
Shroveport, La,
J. J. FRAZIE
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