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THE SOUTHERN WORLD, JULY 16, 1884.
Mention Southern World.
COTTON GINNERS
Look to your Interest, and do not Throw
Away your Old Gins,
B UT have them repaired in first-'Ians ordpr
which will cost you much less money than
b ying new ones. My prices, taken together
of Macon, on any part of a gin that I repair, (or
entire gin if it be necessary te send it.) make it
mil' h cheaper to the planter than anv first cluis
work done elsewher . Farmers wl'l bear in
mind that their gins cannot be repaired even by
an experience wo kman at their gin houses, as
well as ata first-class shop fitted up for the busi
ness Write for prices, address,
J. X. GANTT, Macon, Ga,
Mention Southern World.
Lyon & Healy,
State & Monroe Sts., Chics ~
WUl MOd you tbolr
BAND CATALOGUE,
for 1S84,140 page*. 300 (DgruTiDm
of Instrument*, Sullt, Cup*. Balta,1
,Pompon, EpooleU, Cup-Lampo,
Stands. Drum M »j Of *» Staffs mud _
Hats, Sundry Band Outflta Repairing
[Materials, also Includes Instruction and
Exercises for Amateur Bands! and a Cat- a
alogue of cbofea band music mailed free. _
I -a Mention Southern World.
Wesleyan Female Institute,
STjaLTIlSTTOKT, TT-A..
Opens its Thlrty-flftb Annual Bcssion September 22d, 1884. One of the
First Schools for Young Ladies in the United States.
Thorough in all departments. Buildings and surroundings beautiful. Climate and homo
comforts unsurpassed. One hundred and forty-three boarding pupils from eighteen States. Re
fers to over a thousand pupils and patrous Terms among tlie best In tlie Villon,
Combining; nil Important Advantages In one Charge, ▼!*: Board, Wash
ing, Fuel, Gaslights, English course, Latin, French, German, Instrumental Music, etc., for cutire
Scholastic year from September to June, $238. For Catalogues, write to
Rev. Win. A. HARRIS, ». D„ President,
Mention Southern World. Staunton, Va.
A NEW TURNIP,
THE GREAT SOUTHERN PRIZE TURNIP
Best for Table, Best for Stock, Best for Salad. Never
Winter Kills. One Paper, 10c.; Quarter Pound,
50c.; Half Pound, 80c.; One
Pound, $1 50.
ALL OTHER VARIETIES FIFTY CENTS PER POUND!
COMBINATION
TRU1T, WIDE^JELLY PRESS
MAKES THE:
With It they can extract the Juice from
Mtrawbcrrlca, Uaspberrles, Cran
berries, Huckleberries, Goose*
berries, Elderberries,
Blackberries, Grapes,
Currant*, Tomatoes,
Pineapples, Qulncea,
Ac., Ac.
I Reftiso Seeds and Skins are
Discharged Perfectly Dry.
LADIES HAPPY!
Moat Hardware Merchants
keep them, and we prefer you
purchasing of them; but If you
cannot find one, send your
money to us, and we will send
it to you by the next Fast
Train.
And then your Good Wife
cap make you happy with
SYRUPS,
AND
Fruit-Butlers, I
THERE IS
No Waste!
YOU
Cannot Afford § |J)MytMngWitlliUicelnlt.
TO DO WITHOUT IT. FrS A Valuable Recipe Book Free with every Press. |
PRICE, $3.00.
Enterprise Manufacturing Co.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Mention Oil* /Viper %ohm writing u*.
Mention Southern World.
Rye, Oats, Wheat*, Barley. (Irasa, Clover. McSliorry Grain Drills, one and two horse; Fruit Crates
Churns. Fruit Dryers. DaNy Garden Flow, etc. MARK W. JOHNSON «c CO.,
Mention Southern World. -7 Marietta street, ATLANTA, UA.
AJAX PORTABE ENGINES,
CHAMPION
* Reapers and Mowers,
CORD BINDERS.
All Sizes ami Styles at Low Prices.
A.B.FARQUHAR&C0.,
MACON, GA.
-~j - M< ntion Southern World.
A wagon spring with
out a holt to become
thread-worn, loose, lost
or broken without a hole
to weaken. WUl carry
from 800 to 3,000 pounds.
Every merchant and
wagon-maker should
keep them on sale as
every man who has a
wagon will want one.
Every farmer will soon
save the price of them.
They will carry his fruit
and eggs withoutbrula-
ing. or breaking. They
make an old farm wagon
ride like a carriage.
Salesman wauled in
$500 CASH FREEll
Wo odor tho ubove amount of money and ten Gold Wnleltcs free to thu Hint 123 perrons answer- P
Ing tho following l!il>le question: Where 1. the word Grandmother found in the JJiblof Men
tion the ItooU. Chapter mid Verne.
Tho lirst perron answering this question correctly, on or before August 30th, will receive $75 cash,
if we revive more than one correct answer tho second will receive $70, the third $110; the fourth von:
the tilth $50; tho sixth $25; the seventh $20; eighth $15; ninth $10; tenth $8; eleventh $0; twelfth
$ I; thirteenth ten Unties’ Gold Watches to the uext ten correct answers, and one dollar each to the
next one hundred people answering it correctly. If you are not the Hrat, remember that you may be the
second or third, so you stand a goal chunce for a large prize. Koch competitor must, in every wise,
send 50 cents for fine Year's Subscription to THE POI'LTRY KEEPER with their answer.
This journal is u large 10 page illustruUxl Poultry Pal
HOW TO IVTAItE
If y,m will
Volume of the
Pluses, 111,111... ...... .
knowledge as well us the best dictionary now published. Suiwrbly hound in cloth and gilt. It >s not
a picket atTair, but a large volume. “The best Dictionnrv for $1 ever printed."—Farm, field ond Fireniiie.
lhenwilar mbacription price of THE POULTR Y KEEPER is 50 cents per year, so you |«>
nothing additional for the |>nvilcge of oomiwting for one of the above prizes. TTki money will be sent Ui the
successful ones. The names of those who obtain jirizes will lie given in the paper. Send one dollar in
P.O. order, postal note or nvistored letter. Don’t wait. The Dietionary Is worth a dollar, and can Is* sola
at home forthat price, and THE POI'l.TIt Y KEEPER will tell you how to make *1. OtH) |icr year from
oik* tiiTo of laiitl. SmuI vour answer nt omv. INttitutfe ami>s taken. Banmlc ennv ft orot$.
T ^ TrB: p E:Rf
il to telling
iriiTnY :
will send one dollar we will send the ixuicr one year, and a twiutiful English Ckitn Bound
the NATIONAL AMERICAN DICTIONARY containing 900 Engravings, OOh
1,000 words. This iisefnl and elegant volume is a Library and Encyclopedia of geneml
Address
THE POULTRY
NO Randolph Street, Chicago, III.
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every communl
Street, Atlanta.
Company, Chattanooga, Tenn.: G«ht*—In reply to your inquiry will ■
Vehicle Spring for economy awLdurabllity far ahead of anything in the
Mention Southern World, L. 8. YOUPG, General Manager
market,
anager Wason Car Compamy.
Bookwal.tcr Fi3X£X1I1.©So
CLp i
EFFECTIVE, SIMPLE, LURA1 X and CHEAP.
Compact, Substantial, and Kiuilly M naged, Giiabaktkkd
TO WOKK WKLL ANU Ul VK FULL I’OWE VLAI441CD.
EVERY PLANTER
Who ninsaroTTo.v OiNnrCoaN M i i.i. should have one. Staam power
la much better and cheuper than borne power
SEE OUR LOW PRICES:
3' Horae Power Engine, . .....
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Address Manufacturers for descriptive pamphlet.
JAMES LEFFEL & CO.,
Springfield, Ohio.
Mention.'Soatbarn World,
_ . . re ALBERT DICKINSON,
Dealer in Timothy. Clover. Flax. Hungarian, Milks, Red Top. Blue
Gt«*. Lawn Gross. Orchard Gram. BirdSeed*. Ac.
POP CORN*
Y vchoturei !£*• '•!* *'?Kin*fe®t- Omcx. 115Kmzis8t..
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