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GEORGIA BREWING ASSOCIATION.

To the Public:

    The above-named association has succeeded to the plant lately owned by the Wolters Brewing Company. Many important improvements are now being added to this plant, which will enable us to bring our celebrated specialty, the "MEYER" Beer, up to the very highest standard of excellence; and as we use none but the very finest grade of barley malt, and the finest imported Bohemian, as well as California hops, which are this year exceedingly fine, consumers may rest assured of getting the best beer obtainable for their money.
    We are also sole wholesale dealers for this section of the world-renowned

ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASSO-
CIATION'S ST. LOUIS

beers, and will always carry in stock in our spacious cold storage cellars, a full supply of their famous FAUST BEER, and besides, we now present for your favor something new, to-wit: Their

PREMIUM PALE BEER.

this is a beautiful beer, resembling the far famed Moselle wine, and is bound to becom (sic) a great favorite with the ladies, as its alcoholic strength is so light you may drink all you wish of it, without the slightest ill effect resulting therefrom.
    Last, but not least, we have been mindful of our customer's needs for the warm season now approaching, and have contracted for ten thousand tons

PURE NATURAL ICE,

and will deliver the same to our patrons at a price enabling everybody to use it freely.
    This Association includes among its shareholders many of such financial strength as to insure a successful future; and the undersigned takes this occasion to sincerely thank his many friends and the public for their kind support in the past, and hopes, by strict adherence to sound business principles, to merit a continuance of the same for the future.
    We have added to our already extensive plant the Stiles property adjoining, and running down to the corner Bay and Abercorn streets, and having the finest location in the city for brewing purposes, including a six-inch well of magnificent artesian water. We will, within the near future, improve our section of Bay street by the erection of the finest and most modern equipped brewery buildings in the Southern States.

Respectfully,

GEORGIA BREWING ASSOCIATION,

GEORGE MEYER, General Manager,

THE SALE CONFIRMED.
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The Wolters Brewing Co. to Become
the Georgia Brewing Association.

The New Brewing Association.

 The Georgia Brewing Association, a new concern, has purchased the plant of the late Wolters Brewing Company on Bay street, and will take active possession on March 20. This association is composed of individuals and firms in this city and abroad, of such commercial strength and character as will insure a most successful future for the new enterprise. Mr. George Meyer, who is general manager of the association, has been identified with the beer trade for may years and needs no introduction to the public.
    Mr. Meyers is to be complimented on the happy and successful outcome of the difficulties that beset the old Wolters company, which led to the formation of the Georgia Brewing Association.
    The new association is the sole wholesale dealer in the city and vicinity for the world-renowned Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association's famous Faust and Budweiser beers. They have also introduced for the first time in this market the great Anheuser-Busch beer that captured the highest gold medal at the Chicago Exposition last fall, namely, the Premium Pale. This beer is the perfection of the brewer's art; is of a beautiful pale color, resembling the celebrated German Moselle wine. Its alcoholic strength is said to be the highest of any beer made to-day, while its nutritive quantities are of the very highest, as the great St. Louis Association are well known to be the leaders in their line, and do not use substitutes for malt and hops in their beers. The Premium Pale is destined to become a popular beer, and is sure to be a s special favorite with the ladies. Mr. Meyer, with his usual forethought, has looked out for the interests of his patrons for the summer months, and has brought a large supply of the famous Kennebec river ice, the purest, most solid and best obtainable, and the customers of this association are fortunate indeed in the prospect of plenty of good, cheap ice this season. Mr. Meyer has purchased the Styles property, corner Bay and Abercorn streets, adjoining the present plant, thus giving a frontage on Bay street of 110 feet and a depth of 90 feet, this affording a most commanding location. The new association proposes in the near future to erect brewery buildings on this splendid site that will be a pride and a credit to them and their section of the city. Under the able management of General Manager George Meyer, backed by a solid board of directors, a bright future is predicated for the Georgia Brewing Association.