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The ekposjftloa at Rome opens in twenty
days. '
A chairfactory may be established at
•Oalton kb®;
Canton will have a $100,000 marble mill
in operation before January X.
It is thought that the old capitol building
at Atlanta will bring $200,00*3.
The public school at Newman opened
last Monday with about 260 pupils.
A lucky man in Oglethorpe county had
'fifty rolls of bagging left over from last
-season.
Poles are being put up along the line of
the Georgia, Southern and Florida railroad
for the Western Union telegraph.
There nro enough Jews in Albany to
give a half Sunday air to the busiuess por¬
tion of the city on a Jewish holiday.
James F. Murphy, for several years
citizen of Lexington, now of Jasper county
is a candidate for messenger of the Scniate,
■Sandy Harralson, one of the Decatur
rioters, was found guilty of murder, and
recommended to mercy. He goes up for
life.
There is a big hear on Si. Simon v. island
It leaves a track that measures six by
eight inches, and the inhabitants are
excited.
Cap*. Sweecey will launch the third host
be her, built at Abbeville about the mid
die of this month. It -will be named
Lumpkin
An Atlanta concern lor making pants
has closed its branch at Macon, owing to
the fact that sufficient hands Gould not be
secured for making pants at the rate of
$ 1 per dozeu pairs.
Outerpiilers have invaded every neigh¬
borhood in Western Georgia, as high tip as
Putur.m, Marion county. They‘will dam
quality ’fi‘0 and cotton very seriously, J1 both in
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Lewis J. Rivers, who has the contract,
for building the Alliance warehouse
Hawkinsville, has a large force of work¬
men at work, and the house will be
for storage of cotton nest week.
Col. James Smith speaks of completing
the Union Point anil White Plains railroad
which was commenced by Capt. Harry,
Hill, if the people interested wili give him
tberigbt kind of encouragement.
When the Tallapoosa glass factory is
fully manned the department will produce
and bo represented as follows: Eight shops
on bottles, eighty gross per day ; ten shops
on chimneys, 500 dozen per day; two
presses'on goblets, 350 dozen per day. The
pay-roll will include fifty men and fiifty
six boys.
DO YOU WANT A FARM f
If so you can be suited with what is
offered hers.
A Wall Improved Farm
Of 70 Acres. Good Dweliiinc,
7 Tenant Houses, Large Barn,
all new. Nice Orchard and
Vineyard, Splendid Water and
Plenty of it.
Also Plantation of 820 Acres
Fifty acres of well drained Bottom Lands
in this tract, and Fifty acres covered with
Original.Timber. Good Barn on the place.
ALSO A FARM of 287 ACRES.
On this place are a gia house aud a tenant
house. Lands are producing good crops.
Fences Extra Good.
First Class Buyers will Find
TEJbiMS EASY.
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