And now the railroads will put up
freight rates, and, as I have said,
come out on top every time. There
is but one remedy: Complete and ab
solute government ownership. I
would be pleased to have you state
in the Weekly Jeffersonian your views
in regard to the matter; also, to state
the best authority on railroad mat
ters —Laribee or Parsons. I see by
the last report of the railroad commis
sioners that railroad slaughters are
on the increase.
Yours truly,
S. A. BLACK.
The attention of our readers is call
ed to the advertisement of Malsby
Shipp & Co., to be found on another
page. We are w r ell acquainted with
this concern and know their business
dealings to be perfectly fair. There
fore we have no hesitancy in asking
our readers to note their ad. and to
consult them before buying a Buggy.
We are acquainted with each member
of this concern and know them to be
men of high character and integrity.
And they are among the best business
men of Atlanta. Their phenomenal
business and the great volume of
trade they enjoy is a guarantee of
their every effort to do all in their
power for their customers.
AN OPEN LETTER.
To the President of the United States.
