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Index to Advertisements.
The Eastman Atlanta Business College.
Eiseman & Bro., Tailors and Clothiers, 55 Whitehall
street, Atlanta.
Adair 4 Bro., Wholesale Commission Merchants,
etc., 27 Alabama street, Atlanta.
Scofieid Rolling Mill Company, office 28 Peachtree
street, Atlanta.
Pease’s Palace Dining Saloon, Alabama street, At-
Globe Flower Cough Syrup; Dr. J. S. Pemberton,
proprietor, Atlanta.
Er Lawshe, Jeweler and Optician, No. 47 Whitehall
street, Atlanta.
Wm. A. Johnson & Co., General Auction and Com
mission Merchants, Thomaston, Ga.
Cotton States Life Insurance Company; Col. W. J.
Magill, Atlanta, Superintendent of Agencies.
D. B. Morgan & Co., Furniture Dealers, 85 White
hall, and 92 Broad street, Atlanta.
Atlanta Furniture Manufacturing Co. Salesrooms,
70 and 72 Whitehall street.
Burroughs 4 Wing, dealers in Tobacco, Cigars and
Snuff, Decatur street, Kimball House Building, At
lanta.
J. W. Burke & Co., Booksellers and Stationers, cor
ner Alabama and Whitehall streets, Atlanta.
McNaught 4 Scrutchin, dealers in Hardware, 86
Whitehall street, Atlanta.
Sugar Creek Paper Mills ; Wm. McNaught & Co., 86
Whitehall street, Atlanta.
Smith & .Motes, Premium Photograph Gallery, 32
Whitehall street, Atlanta.
J. M. Holbrook, dealer in Hats, Caps, etc., 37 White
hall street, Atlanta.
Mark W. Johnson, Agricultural Warehouse and
Seed Store, corner Alabama and Forsyth streets, At
lanta.
Franklin Steam Printing House, Jas. P. Harrison &
Co., Atlanta.
The Southern Menagerie and Calisthenic Exposition,
Wooten & Andrews. Sea route and dates of exhibi
tions.
Cheap Music; J. L. Peters, 599 Broadway, New
York.
Atlanta Paper Mills; James Ormond, proprietor.
Office, Broad street, Atlanta.
National Hotel, opposite Passenger Depot, Macon,
Georgia.
The Granite House; Mrs. Barnett, Private Beard
ing, Broad street, Atlanta.
Moore’s Southern University, cottier Brond and Ala
bama streets, Atlanta.
Monroe Female College ; R. T. Asbury, President,
Forsyth, Ga.
Atlanta Music House; Guilford, Wood 4 Co., No.
4 Marietta street, Atlanta.
Dutton & Matthews, Stencil Cutters and Engravers,
Atlanta.
Georgia Nursery ; Wm. K. Nelson, Augusta, Ga.
A. K. Seago, Commission Merchant, etc., Atlanta.
Carpet Emporium ; S. S. Kendrick 4 Son, corner
Broad and Marietta streets, Atlanta.
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REPUBLIC BLOCK, ATLANTA, GA.
RE PUBLIC LIFE INSURANCE CO? ~
CAPITAL STOCK, FIVE MILLIONS.
Central Office, Chicago, Illinois. JOHN V. FARWELL, President.
ATLANTA (GA.) BRANCH—Officers.—E. E. Rawson, President; 1.. P. Grant, Vice-President ; J. P.
Logan, M. D., Medical Supervisor. , ~ , ,„ T1 ~ ~ ...
AUGUSTA (GA.) BRANCH—Officers.—George T. Jackson, President ; James T. Bothwell, V ice-I resi
dent: G. E. Ratcliffe, Secretary and Manager. . . . . ,
A home Company every where. Money taken from Premiums in Georgia invested in Georgia. “So much
insurance for so much money.” Reliable agents wanted. Address
WILLIAM GOODNOW, Southern Manager,
dec2s Republic Block, Atlanta, Ga.
Seal* tor tbe <»range»>.
Dutton A- Matthews, Designers, Stencil Cut
ters and Engravers,have made arrangement s with
E. Taylor, State Secretary, to furnish Granges
with Seals at f 6 each. Stencil Markers, to mark
Grange fixtures, 90 cents each. Address all or
ders to Dutton A Matthews, lock box 851, At
lanty, Ga. dec27-lt
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Pease** Palace Dining Saloon.
Pease established the first Restaurant that
Atlanta ever had -in fact, the first in the State.
Oyster saloons, with bar-rooms connected, have
been in vogue for many years: but of dining
rooms, where good order is kept, and the better
classes meet, and your lady friends can dine.
Peasb is the pioneer, and deserves great credit
for it.
»—•——
Pease’s Dining Koom*.
Tease s Palace Dining Rooms are the pride of
Atlanta, as well as of the State of Georgia. Gen
tlemen with their wives and daughters can visit
this establishment and get al’ they may wish, at
all hours of the day and night. Team should
prosper.
Remember Pease’s dining rooms for ladies.
Ladies can come to this house as well without as
with escort. Ladies from every town and city in
Georgia visit this house.
Would you wish to rest, and have comfort for
yourself and family : Always go to Pbase’s Tai- 1
ace Dining Rooms. i
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Do you wxt.t the goldeu-fned oyster. and oys
ters in milk ? Go to Pease s.
Do you wish to patronize energy and persever
ance? Dine with Pease.
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There is no place like Peases.
You have reached “ home ” when at Pease's.
Do you want good coffee ? Go to Teams
Do vou wai.s a good steak Go to Tram e.
THE GEORGIA GRANGE.
A Strong Endorsement.
Col. I. W. Avery, Editor of the Atlanta
tion, visited Chicago in June last, and writes ns fol
lows'of the Republic Life Insurance Company and its
officers:
The Republic Life Insurance Company I find to be
a strong institution. It is headed and backed by the
strongest commercial men of the West. The object of
its founders was to make it a national company.
While its charter was obtained in Illinois, and its
headquarters were established in Chicago, that was
merely for convenience. Its citizenship is to belong
to no State, and the name “Republic” was given in
symbolization of its character and grasp. Its found
ers profess the ambiotious aspiration of making it the
absorbing company of the Union, and the feat of
building up over twenty millions of business in the
short space of two years and a half, which ordinarily
requires ten years of hard work to reach, and the fur
ther prospect of adding some seven millions more of
business to their gratifying aggregate in the next
month, looks as if they had entered in dead earnest on
their large aspiration.
The institution reaches its long arms into twenty
nine Slates of the Union, thus making a rare average
The leading principle of the company is the distri
bution of its assets in the localities where its policy
holders live. This makes the institution everywhere
asocial one. All the money raised in a State is in
vested and loaned there. Os nearly six hundred
thousand dollars loaned safely on bond and mortgage,
all but about forty thousand dollars is thus invested
outside of Illinois, in the various States where the
policies are given, and in the communities that pat
ronize the company, to the full extent of that patron
age.. The stock, too, is held all over the country.
In furtherance of the idea of local distribution, lo
cal branches of the company are established in the
different States, with; local directors, and subject to
local control. .... „
The Atlanta branch is controlled by some of the
best men of Atlanta. I may here add, as a fact fall
ing' in ‘my knowledge, that Mr. E. E. Rawson, of At
lanta. fias taken a prominent place in the high opin
ion of the Chicago directory here, and impressed the
members with hiscool, clear-headed business sagacity
and financial honor. I find, also, that Mr. Goodnow
is regarded by the management here as one of the
most valuable officers connected with the company.
The President of the company is Mr. John V. Far
well, the wholesale dry goods prince of Chicago. Its
Secretary, Mr. Collins, is a young man of rare tact
and energy.
lean not close mv notice of this company without
allusion to its splendid building here. The Republic
Block, in Atlanta, is well kuown as a demonstration
of the company’s enterprise. Its iofty structure in
Chicago is a peer for other noble business buildings
here. Costing over half a million, it is a cosmopolitan
scene of business life, with its hundreds of tenants,
ranging in character from banking institutions
through all the grades of calling. Located in the
very centre oF the city, on one of the most popular
streets, midway between hotels and depots, but a short
distance from the Chamber of Commerce, it has prov
en a rare investment.' Three of its walls and its inner
vaults withstood the fierce fury of the great fire,
which annihilated everything around it.
I could write much more that is interesting about
this company. 1 have only to add. without any dis
paragement to any other company, that this is a lusty,
vigorous, worthy institution, backed by capital, man
aged by the formost men of the commercial world, and
deserving of the uncommon success it is winning by
fine tact and hard labor.
We copy the card below from the Monroe Advertiser.
What the Republic is doing at Forsyth, it will do for
any other enterprising town. The Forsyth people are
wide awake, and will have one of the prettiest Blocks
in Georgia. What town next f
Editors of the Monroe Advertiser:
The undersigned, members of the Forsyth Board so
the Republic Life Insurance Company, respectfully
request that you publish the following card, in justice
to this sterling and most enterprising Institution, in
proof that every promise from their agent and mana
ger lias been complied with, and for the encourage
ment of other communities in Georgia, which desire
the advantages of these local investments.
7b Enterprising and Business Men:
Since the formation of a Board of the Republic Life
Insurance Company in our village, ten brick stores, a
bank, and a brick hotel have been erected, a spirit of
improvement pervades the entire community, and a
three story Republic Block, an ornament to any city,
would be about complete but for unforseen and una
voidable circumstances.
Having decided to build, Mr. Goodnow paid 8150for
a plan, mechanics had made their bids, the lot was
purchased, and twenty thousand dollars of the money
was ready ; but in consequence of difficulties in get-
I ting possession of the ground, the erection of the
building is postponed until next spring. It is proper
to state that the Company, through its agents, urged
the erection of the building this fall.
From an investigation of this Company, we can say,
<7s plans are liberal, its purposes are eminently commend
able, and its capital is imnu use.
In it we buy so much insurance for so much money.
We find no uncertain promises, but a simple, plain
■ and definite contract, security for our families, and a
concentration of capital for building up our own waste
places.
It is your own home Company,backed up by a large
capital, and managed by successful men We are in
sured in it for amounts opposite our names.
Very respectfully,
Wm. 1.. Lambkin. President, SIO,OOO.
.1. S. Lawton, Secretary, $1(1,000.
W. A. Willingham, sl*o,ooo.
, I A. G. Bean, 55,000.
11. A. Cabasiss, SIO,OOO.
; ; s. B. Cabaniss, SIO,OOO.
. A. Cabaniss. SIO,OOO.
J. M. Thomas, SIO,OOO.
Andrew Dunn. $10.0; 0.
s D. Mon; by. $5,000.
J. M. McDonald, $5,000.
Geo. M. Rhodes. $5,000.
I And ethe rs, representing $100,(00 of insurnmc,
j sides the above.
Chamberlin. Boynton A Co., the great Dry
Goods and Caqvct Emporium, corner of White
hall and Hunter streets, Atlanta, offer to the
people of Georgia a magnificent stock of goods.
. unexcelled by any. and as low as can be had in
‘ the State. We call attention to the advertise
ment of this tine house.
WM. K. NELSON.
proprietor of the
GEORGIA NURSERY,
Cultivator of and Dealer in
' Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, Strawberiy Plants,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
e?' 10.000 Teach Trees ; 20,000 Apple Trees
' Send for Price last. novß-tf
PRINTING MATERIAL FOR SALE.
A complete outfit for a NEWSPAPER OF
FICE. including press, type, column rules,
chases, etc., together with an assortment of JOB
TYPE. Wil! be sold AT A BARGAIN for each
or on time for approved paper.
JAS, P HARRISON A CO..
Franklin Steam Printing House. Atlanta. Ga.
CARPETS!
WE now have in our Carpet Store the largest line of CARPETS, consisting, in part, of AXMINSTER, MO
QUETTE ’VELVETS, BODY AND TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. THREE-PLYS, INGRAINS, TWO- ,
PLYS, COTTON and WOOL, PRINTED LINEN, STRIPED HEMP, COTTAGE AND RAG CARPETS ever
before on exhibition in the South. A large line of FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, from three to eighteen feet wide. '
COCOA AND CHINA MATTINGS, of all widths styles and qualities.
Our stock of LACE CURTAINS and LACE CURTAIN GOODS is unsurpassed. A magnificent stock of
BROCATELLE, CX) AT A LINE, SILK STRIPE REPS, PLAIN REPS and DAMASKS. OIL WINDOW
SHADES, in numerous designs, and in all sizes. LAMBREQUINS made to order, from sls to SIOO each.
W SPECIAL PRICES MADE WITH MEMBERS OF GRANGES.
Parties visiting the city are earnestly invited to examine our mammoth stock of above mentioned goods.
Price lists and description sent on application.
CHAMBERLIN, BOYNTON & CO.,
Cor. Whitehall and Hunter Sts., ATLANTA, GA.
Our DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT never was so full and complete with beautiful seasonable Goods as now.
We bny our Goods for cash, which enables us to sell at the lowest possible prices.
Call and examine, or send your orders. Samples sent on application.
’ 7 CHAMBERLIN, BOYNTON & CO.,
dec2s Cor- Whitehall and Hunter Streets, Atlanta, Ga.
We Lead the Van!
Waiiklni
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
JAS. P. HARRISON & CO-, Proprietors.
The largest and most complete Book and Job Printing House in this section, and at which every
style of Book, Mercantile, Legal and Railroad Printing is executed. In excellency of work, prompt
ness and cheapness, the Franklin simply defy competition.
This establishment has been thoroughly refitted and refurnished, regardless of expense, with
every variety of
New Book and Job Printing Material I
Together with a full complement of
SKILLED WORKMEN!
3ST Wedding Cards of new and elegant design, rivalling the beautiful productions of the engra
ver ; Bill and Letter Heads of the most approved styles, Showbills, Posters, Programmes, Minutes,
Catalogues, Books, Railroad Tickets..and everything else that can be printed. Try the Franklin.
JAMES P. HARRISON & CO.
THE EASTMAN
ATLANTA
JBollege,
IS AN INSTITUTION FOR EDUCATING
Young Men for Business.
The best mode of Commercial College Instruc
tion ever offered to this or any ether country.
The course of study comprises every va
riety of Business and Finance, from
retail to banking operations,
by the great system of
Actual Business Instruction.
Book-keeping in all
its various methods. Busi
ness Forms, Terms and Usages,
Business Writing, Correspondence,
Commercial Law, Partnership Settlements,
Detecting Counterfeit Money, Business Biogra
phy thoroughly taught at the
EASTMAN
Business College,
The only College in the South conducted on
THE ACTUAL BUSINESS PLAN.
Total expenses for full course need not exceed
One Hundred and Thirty Dollars.
Si*" For College Journal and Specimens of
Penmanship, address—
Detwiler & Magee,
dec2s Box 536, Atlanta, Ga.
NOTICE to FARMERS.
A. K. SEAGO,
Wholesale Grocer and Provis
ion Merchant,
TS giving special attention to farmers’cash trade—is
tilling all their orders, whether large or small, at
the lowest wholesale prices. Send vour money with
your orders to A. fc SEAGO,
Wholesale Merchant,
Cor. Forsyth and Mitchel! Sts., Atlanta, Gx
IRON WAREHOUSE
OF THE
Scofield Rolling Mill Company
No. 28 Peachtree St.. Atlanta. Ga.
BAR IRON OF ALL KINDS,
Wan anted equal to any made, wholesale and re
tail. at cent, rates. KX Call and ex
amine the stock, and get a Price List.
dec2s
I). B. MORGAN \ CO.,
Wholesale and Retail
Furniture Dealers, j
85 Whitehall and 92 Broad Street.
ATLANTA. GA.
Send in your orders for Furniture. We pack !
securely and ship promptly. P. O. box 380.
dec2s • |
The Largest Clothing Hou>f.
in the City.
I
KISKMAN JU UMO.,
Tailorjs and
55 Whitehall St.. Atlanta. Ga.
dec2s
COTTON STATES
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Os Macon, Georgia.
HAS ample Cash Capital, with a deposit under
its charter of SIOO,OOO for the protection
of policy holders. It also has a reserve capital
of $350,000, which does not enter into its busi
ness, but wliich can be made available at any
time. Its rates are reasonable, its policies lib
eral, and its payment of death claims prompt.
Its officers and directors are known to the peo
ple as men of intelligence and strict integrity.
It needs active and intelligent agents, to whom
liberal terms are offered.
Address the general agent, John W. Burke,
Macon, Ga , or the superintendent of agencies,
Col. W. J. MAGILL, Atlanta, Ga.
dec2s
Office of Wm. A. Johnson & Co.,
GENERAL
Auction and Commission Merchants
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Furniture
and House-furnishing Goods, No
tions, Fancy Goods, etc:
THOMASTON, GEORGIA.
Liberal cash advances made on all Goods for
Auction. Consignments solicited of Produce,
Apples and Grain. We refer, by permission, to
Drs. Abbott and Son, of the Medical College of
Atlanta, Ga. dec2s
J. W. BURKE & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail
BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS
Dealers in Papers, Twines, Fancy Goods,
Notions, etc.,
Cor. Alabama and Whitehall Streets,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Special attention paid to orders for Books and
Stationery. Merchants visiting Atlanta would
do well to call aud see our large and well as
sorted stock. J. W. BURKE A CO.
dec2s Cor. Alabama and Whitehall Sts.
John N. Fain, H. Sells, J. M. Willis,
Bus. Manager: Sup’t. Treasurer.
ATLANTA
Furniture Manufacturing Co.,
Wholesale and Retail I e tiers in
All kinds of Parlor, Chamber and Of
fice Furniture.
Sales-rooins 70 and 72 Whitehall street. Man
ufactory corner Butler and Harris streets.
<lec2s
BOROUGHS & WING,
Dealers in
TOBACCO, CIGARS and SNUFFS,
Decatur St., Kimball House Building.
ATI. AN TA, GA.
Orders solicited and promptly tilled, at lowest
prices. All goods guaranteed to give satisfac
tion. dec2s
A. D. ADAIR. G. B. ADAIR. W. D. ADAIR.
ADAIR & BROS.,
wholesale
Commission /Aerchants
AND DEALERS IN
Grain. Hay. Flour. Provisions, and Feathers: |
also. agents for the sale of Soluble Pacific |
Guano, Chesapeake Guano. I’atapsco
Guano, Peruvian Guano, Land
Plaster and other Fertilizers,
27 Alabama Street. Atlanta. Georgia.
dec2s
ER LAWSHE,
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN,
No. 47 Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga.
Solid Silver and Silver-plated Goode. Watches,
Clocks, and Jewelry, Watch-makers’ Toole, Ma
terial. etc. Agent for Seal aud Cancelling Stamp.
Also, Arundel Spectacles. dec2s
STEPHENS & FLYNN,
Commission Merchants,
IN CORN, MEAT, FLOUR, PRODUCE, AND PLANTERS’
SUPPLIES GENERALLY,
FORSYTH STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
Have now in store, and offer to purchasers at low figures,
150,000 lbs. Bacon, Shoulders, C. R. and Clear Sides.
140,000 lbs. Dry Salt Meat, C. R. and Clear Sides.
60,000 Bushels Corn.
„ 2,000 Bushels Choice Seed Oats.
500 Bushels May Seed Wheat.
500 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
2,000 Barrels Flour, best brands.
500 Bales Hay, Kentucky and Tennessee.
Besides other articles of Produce, such as Meal, Feed Oats, Lime, Yarns, etc. To cash buyers
we offer superior inducements. Our connection with the Packers and Producers of the West ena
bles us to offer superior inducements to parties wishing to buy their Meats or Grain in the Western
markets, and we will be pleased to fill their orders direct.
Orders must be accompanied with the cash, and will then be filled at lowest cash price.
STEPHENS & FLYNN,
dec2s Forsyth St., Atlanta, Ga.
M. SMITH. C. W. MOTES.
Smith & Motes,
Pfeii|iini] PliotogfApli Gkllefy,
32 Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga.
Strangers visiting the city are cordially invited to call at our Art Gallery, and examine our display of
PLAIN AND COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS,
Which were awarded the Gold Medal at the last State Fair.
Oar facilities for making first-class work, from the small Minature to life-size, are
UNSURPASSED BY ANY ESTABLISHMENT IN THE SOUTH.
"I T7~E are prepared to make copies from old Pictures to any size desired, and finish in the highest
VV style of the art.
Prices as reasonable as first-class work can be done anywhere.
dec2s Call, or address SMITH <t MOTES.
Sugar Creek Paper Mills,
WM. McITAVCHT <& CO.,
8G Whitehall Street, ATLANTA, GA.
MANUFACTURERS OF PAPER OF ALL GRADES—BOOK,
NEWS, AND WRAPPING.
PUBLISHERS and Job Printers will find our manufactures superior to any in the market. See
the “ Christian Index.” which is printed on paper of our make.
Merchants and Planters, Attention!
If you cannot get the cash for your goods, take cotton rags in exchange, ship them to us packed
in bales or sacks, and we will send you the money.
Address as above. dec2s
Hardware! Hardware!
IRON. STEEL, NAILS. ETC.
McWAUCHT A SCRVTCHIN,
86 Whitehall Street, ATLANTA, GA.
HAVE on hand at all times a large assortment of SHELF and HEAVY HARDWARE, from which
they are prepared to fill orders—wholesale or retail—on shortest notice, and at lowest possi
ble figures.
A large supply of Carriage and Wagon Makers’ Materials, both Iron and Wood Work, in store
and arriving every day.
Planters’ Hoes of the very best cast steel, and of all patterns —both English and American.}
They are agents for Dupont’s celebrated Kifie and Blasting Powder, and ore prepared to fill the
largest orders.
STANDARD FERTILIZERS! STANDARD FERTILIZERS!
WILCOX. GIBBS & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN GUANOS,
No. 148 Bay Street, Savannah, Ga. 96 East Bay, Charleston, 8. C.
Have a goexl supply of their STANDARD FERTILIZERS, Agricultural Salt, and Rock Salt for
Stock (large lumps;, for sale on reasonable terms. dec2s-2w
ISG.I Tlio Old Extftl>liM]ie<l House! 1
s. s. KENDRICK & SONS,
DEALERS IN CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, CURTAINS, Etc.,
• Corner Marietta and Broad Streets, Atlanta, Ga.,
THE recogniz-d “ Grang-rs’ House ” for the purchase of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, CURTAINS, WINDOW
~ SHADES, and House-furnishing Goods generally. Correspondence solicited. We sell our Goods for
closest c-sli figures. We are selling carpets to farmers now who have never used them before. Carpets are
economy, doing awav with the “ scouring mop,” and giving health and comfort. Orders solicited.
dec2s S. 8. KENDRICK & SONS, Atlanta, Ga.
WILKINS & HULL
GENERAI AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF THE
ZPa-tapsco Griiano,
P. O. Box 104, Savannah, Ga.
decxs-3m