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«THE NEWSh
By E. L. RAINEY.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE COUNTY.
DAWSON, GA., ArriL 3, 1889.
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Index to New Advertisements.
T. P. Parks—Cnrd.
Crouch Bros. -Bie Eye,
J. W. Turner - Locals.
Davis & Locke—lLoeals,
Cheath=m & Dean—TLoeals,
T. 0. Whitchard & Co.— Locals.
A. J. Baldwin & Co.- Locals.
J. W. Turner—Lost Spectacles.
W. C. Kendrick—Ackersßeme
dies,
J. W. Roberts Ordinary’s Ci
tations.
McLain Bros. & Co.—Dry Goods
and Clothing.
Chamberiin & Co. Colic, Chols
era and Diarrhoea Remedy.
AMoxG the curiosities advertised |
in Boston is a man who eats nine
ty-six eggs a day.
It will be observed that the ne
groes so far have received no ree
ogrition from the new administra
tion.
Tae Birmingham News says the
convici question ought to be solved |
in Alabama, We would remark: ‘
Likewise in Georgia. |
CONGRESSMEN are complaining |
of poor pay. If they are so dissats ‘
isfied, why dont they step dovn
and ewt? Their plices can be
filled by as able men snd at the
eame salary.
CurrinG, the Texas editor who
put this country and Mexico a lit
tle at outs, has marriel his third
wife in Arkansas. His other two
wives are said to be happily mar
ried, too, to other tellows.
Tue United States government
has been informed that thousands
of people are starving and dying
from exposure in northern China,
the result of floods and drouth.
Financial aid is asked for.
Ox~LY a few short weeks and the
graves of the gallant sons who
shed their blood for the Confederas
ey will be covered with garlands,
woven into beautitul emblems by
the fair hands of women.
What About the Rocd Congress?
Terrell county should certainly
be represented in the road congress
to be held in Atlanta on the 22u.
of May The counties all aroun
us are making preparations (o send
men to Atlanta to represent them
in the discussion of the best
manner of securing better roads in
the state. Terrell has bad roads the
same as any other county, and
needs a change as badly as any of
them. Not a citizen has yet heen
talked with upon the subject but
who wants a change from the pres
eut system, butso far no cffort has
been made to appoint delegates.
We would again state that it
would be entirely proper f r the
county commissioners to make the
appointment.
Unrivaled Opportunities. '
Dawson. preseats opportunitiss
for the investment of capital, the
establishment of manuiactories and
industrial institutions and for la~
bor, common and skilled, that are
unusual and unrivaled. It is 1«
ready the leading manufacturing
poiut South of Macon. Nature
has helped this place bountitully- -
the people must now rise and help
themselves.
Dawson is coming to the front
and tak’ng her place with otherl
advanced cities.
For years when some of her
neighbors were being developed
her industries were almost entirely
veglected. But vow she is making
rapid strides towards the position
she should occupy, and not many
yerrs hence she will outstrip any
of her rival neizbbors.
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An Industrial Boom.
In its querterly report of the
Bouth’s industrial progress, the
Baltimore Manufacturers’ Record
says that the Southern boom this
year is awakening generally, and
that the South is at work in all
Jndyetries. Northern furnaces are
blowing out while Southern fur<
paces are multiplying. Southern
cotton mills are increasing and
new towns and cities are spring
dng up. Many cities and towns
are offering liberal inducements
and financiul support to industrial
anterprises of various kinds,
A Public School fir Dawsoon.
In last week’s issue of the News
“Citizen” suggested a publie schol
system for Davson. “Citizen’s”
surgestion was a_good one and a
timely one. There are now not
less than twe: ty-five towns in
Georgia with orginized systems of
public schools. These t-wns are
evidently awake to the mental and
moral interests of their chiluren, as
well as to the material interests of
thair ciiizens, |
Now, why not adopt the suggess
tion of ““Citizen” und add Dawson
to the list? Surely it becomes eve
ery citizen of the town to Jook to the
best iiterest of the same. There
is nothing which attiacts the notice
of visitors more or develops a town |
more than a therough system or
schools, Look at the towns :m-l‘!
cities where the pubiic schools are
in operation, how the people gaths |
er around them and help (levc-lupi
them. las not Dswson failed to |
attract many people tor the l:‘.ckl
of them ? |
Let us awake and look to the
interest of ourselves and posterity
by joining in the march of progress
Let every one interested in the
matter study over it, threw Lis
shoulder to the wheel and help us
move on in this direction. In this
course there is suvely great gain
and glory for Dawson,
Let those interested in their town
and educatiou spezk out through
the columns of the Nrws, which is
always wide awake to the moral
and mental advaocement of the
people.
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The Color Line at the White House.
The color line, it is said, has
been drawn at the white house.
Mrs. Harrison, who is decidedly of
| a domestic turn, hes taken matters
be'ow stairs in hand, snd will ma
nipulate afluirs to suit herself, as
she onght to do.
One of her first reforms was to
institate an entire chanze in
the color of the servants at the
white house, Thischianze was not
eflected with the whitewnsh brush,
vor by auy chemieal applieation.
Mre. Harricon made the change
herself, substituiing whi e ones for
colared oncs.
The lady of the white house can
afford to be an indepenent member
lnf the republican party. Sheis no
Ipnlitici:m, and she can afford to
gratity her tastes us weil asher preju
dices. She doesn’tlike the brotherand
the sister 1 black, and she refuses
to tolerate them arvund the white
house merely beeruse she is the
l wife of a republican president,
Mis. Harrison’s objection to
( them is bused solely on their color,
| —Constiiution.
Decoration Day.
Steps should be taken at once to
celehrate this day with proper sos
lemuities.
Our people, of late years, be it
said to their shame, are growing ens
tirey too cargloss of this matter.
Can it he that they do not appres
ciate the heroism of the men who
suffered and died in their defense ?
Let the good people of our city
get tozether and arrange plans for
celebration, and let one and all d
their utmost in coutributing to its
success,
Lol e
The Cencert
Ou last Triday evening for the
benefit of the Mothodist charch
building fund was a decided success.
Owing to the short time had for
preparation, the public was pre
pared to look over and excuse any
short comings, but the programme
was as elaborate and well carried
out as any similar entertainment
ever seen in our city.
About forty dollars were reals
ized.
He Was Dismissed. |
John Porter, the negro boy
arrested in Macon last Tuesday by
Sheriff Thornton on the charze of
assault and battery, stood his coms
mitment trial on Wednesday eve
ning. Owinz to the disreputable
character of the prosccutor and
lack of reliable testimony, the
prosecuting attorney'very properly
threw the case out of court. |
A Card,
It bas been reported that I keep
my house guarded at night tor fear
of soms of the people of this city.
In justice to myselt and the people
of the town ] denounce the states
ment as being devoid of any truth
‘whatever. lam treated with the
utinost courtesy by every oue of
; the physiciais as well as by all
~other citizens of this community.
Dawson, Ga. T. P. Pagks.
Death.
The NEws regrets to chronicle
the death of the fourteen year-old
idaughtcr (* Mr. John Hemy,
THE REFORTOR!AL RAMBLER.
He Finds a Liitle News and Makes Scver
¢! Timely Suvggestions.
It has been suggest that our
court house sqnare be-planted in
gress and nice henezs be placed un
der the large osks, thereby giving
ug a lovely park. This is 2 splen
did suzgestion, but it would be im~
practicable just now. In huuling
material for our new court houstin
July the grass would necessari
ly be ruined, =0 it would be better to
wait and plant it atier our new
court house is erccted. It wou'd
then have to lie done after getting
the pernission of our county coms
missioners.
The lumber industry of Terrcll
county is a hig thing, and a large
portion of it is used rizht here in
Dawson. It would surprise our
readers to know exactly how much
lumber it requirs to keep the man
uinctories and carpenters of Daw
con at work. An old lumber deal
er tells us that over 30,000 feet
per week, 151,000 fiet per month
or wearly 9,000,000 fect per auv
num, representing a cash vaiue of
over $15,000, is used up here iu
Dawson. 1f this is not business,
what isit? :
A new Masonic Hall iz one of
the growing veeds of our city. The
old one iz a perfect hull and an
eye sore. Are not our Masonie
friends enterprising enough to
erect a handsome brick temple? It
could be erected en M. in street
with several neat stores underncath.
With three new -hurches, a new
city hall, new court house und new
Masonictemple, cur ¢ity would not
be excelled in haundsome public
buildiags by any town in Georgin,
Cannot the young men of Daw
son or_snize a Young Men'’s Chis
tinn Association ? Our town is of
sufficient size to warrznt a mem
bership of about seventy-five
persons. Such an organiz.tion
wou'ld be a great promoter of mor
al, intellectual and physical endow
ments inour town. Who will take
the initiative step ard give D.ws
son a flourishing Y. M. C. A.?
In the eastern part of Baldwiu's
ficld, near the residence of Mr L.
A. Lowrey, is a low, marshy, wet
spot that should recuive the imme
diate atiention of the hoard of
health. It has, for years, mudec
thatlocality more or less unhealt! y,
and now that the trecs have been
cut away it promises to he worse
this summer tlan ever. Some
steps should be taken to drain it,oe
1t will prove to be a regular bed of
malaria.
The Dawson Vuriety Mg, Co.
is a standby for the poor, wornout
news gatherer. Every week we
could tell our readers somathing
new and intercsiing about this
growing enterprizse. Nearly every
day new machinery is added and
some interesting and skillinl picce
of wood work is turned out. This
is one of the greatest industries in
Southwest Georeia,
A Scd Misfortune.
Mr. G. W, Rhodes who came to
our town from Pawson, Ga., a few
months ago, and has been engagad
in the mercantile business since
his arrival here, snddenly became
tot dly blind this week. His eyes
sizht has been tailing gradually for
several months, though he has not
experienced sny great inconvens
ience from it until within the lust
week or ten days, Last Friday he
realized for the first time that he
would soun be in total dorkness,
and, ere another week had dawned
upen him, his worst fears were real
ized, He le't last Wednesday fir
Atlanta to place himself uuder the
treatmwent of Dr. Calhoun. It is
to be hoped that he will be re~
stored. Mr. Rhodes i+ a d-serving
man, and by fair dealings and gen~
tlemanly demeanor has won the
confidence and esteem of all who
know him. He has o wife and
several small children. who are leit
without visthle means ot support.
They will go to relatives in Duwe
son. F't, Gaines Tribune.
Chamberlain’s Colie Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is the most sues
cessful preparation ever produced
for Summer Compluaiut, Cholera
Morbus, Dysentery, Diarrhoen,
Bloody Flux and Chronie Diarch
oca and thousands of persons certi
ty that they believe theirlives have
been saved by this great remedy.
It is the one preparation that evéry
tamily and every traveliug man
should be provided with, especially
during the summer months. Many
cases of Chronie Diarrhoea thut
had resisted all othev treatment and
battled the skill of good physiciaus
have been permanently cured by it.
Sold by l)rug_gists.
f Advertised Letters.
| List of advertised letters which
will be sent to the Desd Letter
Office if not called tor before April
15th 1889. \V. R. BaLpwin,
Postmaster.
A.—Allison R E.
B—DBrker Mrs. E P, Brady John,
Benjamin Madisou, colored,
Brown Miss Jessie, Brown Miss
Mary Jane, Brown Mus. Allie,
Buke T P.
C— Carter H !, Cain Miss Nella,
(2) Cain Miss F V, Coker
Marth A, ¢ ochran Wn.
D— Davis Miss Mary M, (2) Da
vis AJ & Co. -
E— Eliiot R E, Everide Mrs, Es.
ter, Ivens Mrs. Sarah.
I'— Field Wii ia, Foster Miss Suss
anC V.
G— Garrett Paul, Greuson Thos.
Grier Patsa, Grison IFrank,
Gorman Rev. Heunry.
H— Hardeman Henry, Harris H
* N, Hammond Miss Mary, liall
Miss P, Harris Mrs. Lizzie,
Horn Rasters,
J— Jackson Peter, Jackson 1,
Johinson Mason.
M—MeLendon Viss L F, Me-
Donald America, Maund Shic~
den, Mhller Mirs. Saliie, Miller
CI, MYoore Miss Annie P,
May C J.
N.—Neal 8. N,
R.—Rainer Nathan, Rentroe J M,
Robertson Aibert,
S.—Sawyer Miss Maiy, Seymour
Thomas, Stewart C 1, Shear
ling Miss Mollie, Snier Miss
Lula, Scott Miss Nettie C,
Slocum Miss Henrietta.
T.—Tooke Jimmie, Thomas Miss
E. B,
W.—Wilson M'ss Ellen, White
Fravk, Williams Roosel, Wil
liams J C, Wilson Roena.
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Tax Notice.
.——o—-
I will attend the following times
:nd places to receive the Tax Re~
turns of 1889:
Twelfth Court Ground-=—Moenday
April Bth; Monday, April 15h;
Monday, April 26th,
Eleventh Court Ground—Tueg«
day, April 9th; Tuesday, Aprii 16h;
Tuesday, April 30th.
Dover— Wednesday, April 10th;
Wednesday, April 17th; Wednes
day, May Ist.
Sasger—Thursday, April 11th;
Thursday, April 18th; Thursday,
May 2zd.
Bronwood—Friday, April 12th;
Friday, April 19¢h; Friday. May 3d.
Dawson —Saturday, April 13th;
Saturday, April 20th; Saturday,
April 27th and convt weeks, Of
f.ce in MeLain Bros store,
]:}ravel Hill—Wednesday, May
&th.
Can be found at the store 0
Fass & Harris at Cross Roads’
vhen not at the above places.
! coks will cloze June Bth.
C. M. HArßris,
Tax Receiver.
. .
Citation.
GEORGIA—Terrell County:
( rdinary’s Office April 1, ’B9. }
Whereas it appearing to the
Court that the estate of Mrs, B, V.,
Futler, late of said county,deceused,
i~ without legal representation, and
i 1 at there is necessity for adminis
iration thereon, all persons in
t-rested are hercby notified, to
s! ow cause, if any they bave, why
il e administration of said estate
= ould not be vested in the Clerk
ot the Superior Court or some oths
er competent person at the next
May term 1889 of Terrell Court of
Cidinary. Jd. W.Rosents.
ap.3-4t, Ordinary.
. .
| Citation.
| C EORGIA- -Terrell County: )}
. Ordinary’s Office, April 1, 89, §
| Whereas, it appearing to the
! Court, that the astate of Moses D.
| tullard, late ot said county, de~
¢ ased, is without legal representa
[ tion, and that there is necessity for
;:dmin'stratiuu thereon, all pers
| ~cns interested are hercby notified
| to show cause, if any ttey have,
{ why the administration of said es«
| tute should not be vested in the
;(-lc-rk of the Superior Court, or
iscme other competent person, at
[lhe next May term, 1389, of Ters
| rell Court of Ordinary,
; J. W. ROBERTS,
| ap 3-4 t. Ordinary.
lecad et e b i e
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‘Apphcatmn for Years Support,
| Ordinary's Office, March 23d, 'B9.
| —Notice is hereby given that Sarah
i A. Bullard, widow of Moses D.
i Bullard,deceased, has applicd for a
{ years support for herseli and (7)
[ seyen minor children. The Com
missioners have assessed as said
support the sum of three hundred
| and seventy~three dollars and all
| the household and kitchen furnis
{ ture, and I will pass on her appli
| estion on the first Monday in May
{ next at 10 o'clock, a. m, ~
J. W. Ronerrs,
4t. Ordinary,
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i CURES IN FROM
5 (D oue to five days.
i Manufactured only by
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| DAWSON, -+ GA.
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Piice - DOOcCts.
STATHAM & FARNUM,
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Livay, Sale and Feed Stable
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DAWBON, 18 GA.
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The best Carriages and Buries
for hire in the eity. Horses hoard
edat 10 permoth,
and sert to any pait of the city at
all hours,
Hrapquartews ror Drovens,
Selling at Cost,
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Desiring to change m¥ business
somewhat, and to alandon the
Hardware part 6f it (except stoves)
I am now offering many artieles in
that line at greatiy reduced prices,
in fact below cost. Fer instance:
Plow stocks, ........50 to 90cts.
Plow diaes. o o 0 0. i
Back Bande .oye . sp... .. 154
Henvy TolßoB. . iv . .o ione 38,9
Sirgrletrees vooo 00 L 08 o
Humesihoo o o e
Scooter plows (heavy)..... 15 ¢
Turnyplows (sibs ). ....... 25 ¢
Sweeps (11bg.) ..., covirtd BB
Borapes i iiives . il 10 90 ¢
oSN eis L i L 850 B 0 ¢
Hesl Ploe, .00, ... Tiv
Lap Ringmiaiii 00, i...c0 B+
Saws, Hammers, Hatehets,
Drawing knives, Locks, Butts,
Hinges, Table and Pocket Cutlery,
&e, & AT COST.,
|
All other Goods at T ITIN
per cent. above cost,
Furniture and Stove, Shoes,
Hats, Crockery, Tin snd (il:lss-!
ware CHEAPER THAN EVER. ‘
Fok BN, ! |
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Jolia A. i'etton,
DAWSON, GEORGIA
DENTISTI2Y.
T.HTh i
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Dr.T.HE. Thurmond,
DAWSON, GA.
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m Satisiaction guaranteed
SUYYYYP in sl kinds of Dental
Work. Old plates repaiced and
made good as new.
BEST LOCAL ANESTHETIC USED FOR
PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEET.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
Office upsteirs over Talbot’s store.
J. G. PARKS, : H. § BELL
2 darlra 2
‘Jo (~ 1 (]‘ S é‘\; C{)-’
DN CIADARNCT ANTAMY
FIRL [ .Lu”*[..h A}:iti»‘*
DAWSON, GA.
All kinds of property insured at
reasonable rates, Losses safisfues
torily adjusted and promptly paid.
Companies represented all strong
liberal und reliable,
Office over drug store of ¢ heat
ham & Dean, north side of Public
Square. A
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Jas. H. Guerry,
—ATTORNEY-AT-LAW—
Dawson, - - Georgia.
Caretul and prompt attention
given to all business,
aQo \‘ e »
Chas. G. Mercer,
—ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.,
Dawson, $ 3 Georgia,
Office over Cheatham & Dean’s
Drug Store.
s Will attend promptly to all
business entrusted to me.
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Toos & o
Griggs & Laing,
~—ATTORNEY-AT-LAW—
Dawson, 3 $ Georgia.
Prompt attention to all busis
ness, :
R. F. Simmons,
3. F. Simmons,
Dawson, - - - - Georgia.
ATTORNEY=AT-LAW AND
Will practice in all Courts ex
cept hisown. All persens having
land for sale and desiring to thor
oroughly advertise it and their see~
tion -should eall on me.
BracG WgeLLßony,
THE BARBER,
DAW-OON, . GEORGIA.
A 1 1 m
EITHER HOT OR COLU BATHL
Call and try my elegant new
chair. Polite attention to custom
ers, good work and neatness the
rules of the shop. Dullus Beck
worth’s old stand.
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Perrell Sheriff Rales.
GEORGTA—TerreII County :
Will be sold before the court
house deor, in Dawson, Terrell
county, - Ga., within the legal
hours of sale, on the first Tuesdy
in May next, to the hizhest bidder
for cash, the following property to
wit: Lots of land Nos. 21, 22,
43 and 44, all lying and being in
the Eleventh district of said county,
and containing eight hundred and
ten acrcs more or less. Levied on
as the property ot A. I Knightoa
& Bro., to satisfy a tax fi fa issued
by J. H. Crouch, tax collector, for
state and county taxes for the year
1888. T R Trorxroex,
March 26, 1889, Sheriff,
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BUT BUSINESS IS BUSINESS]
f O O RIR
We have warned our competitors time and azain to keep out of the way, byt
seem to pay bat little heed to our warning.” and now they must take the m{‘,;’-pq.l
Life is too short, you kaow, and we give notice now that we intend to down v‘,;,,n'
time they cross the dead line. That “dead line” is fair and honorable competitiog
woe be unto him who passes the m'n'k. for as Sampson slew the ass with the jawhy
Philistine, even so and in like manner will we fall upon them, and in an hoy) Whe
reck not we will smite them hip and thich. A word to the wise is sufliciert,
But this is neitlier here nor there. Time flics, and we have some remarks to mak
subject of vital importance to the dear people which mast now be magde, I fag
Lave some.
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¥ VAN O IV :
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to se'l, and they must be soldl. It woull tive you it we attempted to deserib~ with anythins liks
ness the large and varied assortment of CLOTHING which now cumber our countors and dagopy
shelves, Suffice it to say that we have the largost, handsomast and most co nplete stock thy wa hag
carvied, and are offering them at prices that will take your breath when you see the sonds gy hear ¢
ures anuounced. Saits that sell elsewhere for 835 aud 849 we are oflering at $29 and 23, Suits th
not be housht either in Dawsoy or Maeon for less thag €l3B anl 823, we are selling ut 812 and 818
bave a few nive businoss saits that we ean atford £ taen loose at $l9, and two or three dozen paies o
cassimere pants (not jeans) at $2, hut we don’t eonnt them. OF conrse we don’t make anything g
zooids scarcelv, and don’t cara to. We want fo satisfy the prople that we are their friend, and it i;in
erance of this determination that we are offering these bargainsg Thare are uo flies on us,
If you want a Prince Albart sait we can fis yon, If you prafer s Prince Arthur, we can please yo
it, perchance, your taste inclines to a 4 button Cutawny, a 3=button Cutaway, or a Sack (with g
square front,) we can suit you with either. We have also a few pairs of extra fine French Worsted
for evening wear, at &5 and %3 per pair. They are beauties.
Come and see us. You wiil be surprised, we kunow, but we want you o come and hehold the
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with thine own eyes,
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I zié.;? 1S RHBURBUI A I EEH
We are not fond of spurting and blow
ing, but we do propose to save money to
those who faver us with their patronage.
We are carrying a veiy large line of
Dry Goods, Td o
tions, Shoes and
FrURINITNUORIE,
Besides a full and comple assortment of
DAORDITY AN BLARTAMION CIIRPTITG
GROCERTES AED FLANTATION SUETLIES,
HARNESS and SOLE LEATHER.
We would be pleased to show these ponds and we suarane
tee prices aguinst any place or any people. We invite speeial
attention to LACES, RIBBONS, TUCKINGS, RUFFLINGS and
WHITE GOODS in general. &We offer you the Colebraied
Grand Jury Tobacco at 3O cents per peund,
all other guods in the same ratio, Come and sce us anl we will do you
good. Yours wuly,
LOWREY & ORR.
1 B ,w@?\}’,
- “W.F.TALBOT,
l HEADQUARRTERS FTOXt
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Fanev and an!}v (rnoerieg]
‘Fa B‘)’@‘{;3 51;1} LAJOUL ’
| & Lot
1 My stock is complete in every particalar—ail goods of the very best
| quality and prices Low Down.
i ————l CAN FURNISH THE FARMER WiTH——
l PILANTATION sSUPPPILLIICS,
l Or the Housewife with Choice Delicacies for the Table.
'BESTFLOURINTHEMARKET,
MEATS OF THE CHDICEST QUALITY,
TWNADULTERATIND UG AR,
CANNED GGODS, CONFECTIONERIES and FRUITS in season,
CROCKERY, GLASS AND TINWARE,
In fact, everything usually kept by a Firt-class Grocer., Give mea
share of your patronage, and you wiil not regret it.
| W. F. TALBOT.
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Like the Great town of Dawson, it is carried on to SUCCESS by
MERIT ALONE.
The Scouth~vestSa..
MIEIRCANTIII.E ILTOUSES.
Is as tull of good things as are the fertile farms around Dawson.
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Is the word, and we propose to head the procession in our line., We
feel that our etforts 1o handle
‘Firsfi -Class Goods.
at prices that defy competition, havs been appreciated by the people of
l this and surrounding counties, and makes us more than ever determine
ed to fill every possible want that might ar'se. We are in the lead and
propose to stay there, it LOW PRICES, ENERGY and FAIR DAL
}N(,} will do it. Farmers, Mechanics, Proiessionals, and all others,
{ call in and look at the haudsomest stock of'
‘ DRY GOCDS, NOTIONS, BAOTS, SHOES,
HATS, HARDWARE and FURMITURE.
In Southwest Georgia. When we have feasted your eyes on the
goods, your pocket book will fly open with its own volition,
ALJ. BAT.LDWIN, & CO.
mcheap Mercantile House. - - - Dawson, Ga.
{ successor 10 §
L. D. HATCHER &
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Hard-wrare,
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And everything else
in a first-class Gei
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My stock is futl and
I guarantee my prices to he
18 the Lowest, and cordially
trial this year.
Respectfully,
A, P. HATCH
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Feb 13,1889.
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