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crossing of the Atlantic and Biraalnghani and the Ocllla and Valdoata railroads, 16 miles north
Governor Northern and Mr. P. H. Fitzgerald as the most desirable site span which to locate the great
tlons for Its sale, and these gentlemen were forced to find another location.
non i k °* My*,,c ®«ny natural advantages to be found nowhere else. The surronadlag
000 "habitants or more. It Is located upon two great railway lines and enloys excellent freight
w*,c" cross the property diagonally and will afford perfect drainage to the entire town. The
South Georgia whose owners are, without exception, progressive. Intelligent and snccessfal agriculturists. The
south Is more delightful and healthy. No fever^-no malaria.
I founts to Remember
Mystic has delightful and healthful cli
mate and perfect natural drainage.
Taro churches, school house and many
residences are now being built.
Located at intersection of Atlantic and
Birmingham and Ocills and Valdosta rail
roads.
Town supplied with Artesian water and
plans for waterworks will be prepared.
Virgin pine fotest for park in the town.
3,000 acres of Sue farming lands in imme
diate vicinity at prices less than the tim
ber is worth.
Cleverest people in South Georgis live
in Mystic snd surrounding country.
I MYSTIC Is intersection of Atlanta A Birmingham and Ocllla A Valdosta Rys.and hag 6 passenger trains dally I
MYSTIC Is In centre of Irwin County—high, dry, and healthy
MYSTIC was original site chosen for Fitzgerald Colony
MYSTIC has pure artesian water and perfect natural drainage
MYSTIC Is surrounded by the best farming lands In Georgia
MYSTIC will draw trade from 15 to 20 miles all around '
MYSTIC already has 200 people; annual cotton receipts 2,000 bales
MYSTIC offers unequaled advantages to Investors and home seekers
MYSTIC Is backed by half million dollars and means business [
FACTORY SITES ON RAILROAD WILL BE FURNISHED FREE I
I GEORGIA COLONY AND I
j. h. HARRIS, President end General Manager, Fltsgerald, Ga. ' ■
J. ft. McCRARY, Vice President, 726 Empire Building. Atlanta, Oa.
w p. ruDISILL, Sec’y and Treas^ Ca abler Cl Use os Bank, Fttsgernld, Ga.
I WRIGHT TORRENCE, General Traveler I
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