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APPLY NG THE LAS!. j
Yo The “~ck: of Mormon M ssionaries,
And Fantag Therr Legs Witn iar.
latormaiin comes trom Dale
eounty, Alshama, that five Mors!
aon misstonaries wore sever:ly
whippel aid driven from the coun- |
try tast Monday might These !
men hive hen holding me tivzs,
among tie i;_vzr»r:w';t-l:x-.,-c-.- of the \
country anl had tormed 2 colony
to go to Ui th. Ths had been car
ried on azvinst the judgement of
fhe better class of citizens but 0o |
action th stop it was tzken antil !
she last issue of the Ozwrk Star ad- |
vised the people to i
AR AND FEATHER THE MORMONS |
aad drive them nway. Monday
tisht some forty or more of the
ke=t citizens of the northern pa tof
the county, whithout the dightest
st ienptat disguise, surrounded the
fouse of Gid Irong, recent eonvery,
who w: & entertining five mission ;
arivs. ;
Without deliy they were |
brought out, stiipped to the waist i
snd tied in & row. Then cuch of |
2ierexulaters with a long switch
struck each of the prisoners o
#ounding blew. By the tine the
Tagt blow was piven two of the
aven hal faited and ;
OTHERS WERF WET WITil BLOOD |
After the whipping the men’s
foge were given a thick coatinz of
#ar apl feathered and they were |
warned to leave instantly or suf'-;
for de.‘h. |
Ironz was told that if the Mor
mons were found in s house
agsin he woull be whipped. The
names of the Mormons are Asa
f*. Houston, . H. Hamron, M F.
Miller, John Price and Asuatl Mor
gison, Tney have gone to Heary
gounty, bat it i 3 certuin it thev at-~
tempt to hold meetings there they |
will az:in b whippad. Their fol- |
Jowers in Dals county talk ot av- |
enging the whippin -, but ii :my-l:
thing ot the kind is attempted
bloodshiad wiil foliow |
foig Miekd i |
A Wild Rush. |
Okialana, through the lone
troubles which have ledup to its
being ovened up for sctilers, has
received advertisment ahead of its
deserts. There sre no doubt mueb
better opp rtunities in vas
rious parts of the West, but Okla
hows isunow the eraze and men are
pushing tow:rd it with desperate
ergerness ar though they know of
a very trutn that it wasa new pars
adise. The cousequence is that it
will be impossible for nore than
one-fi'th of the people who are
crowding in to homestead lund,
#nd a sciaable will ensue in which
pliysical prowess aad expertuess
in the use of fircarms will scttle
disputes, \
Desp rats Tetter.
T can textify that 8 S, 8. is the
best blood me licine that T ever
took, and beheve it isthe best in
the world. It cured adesperate case
of Tetter ou my teet andlezs, which
with-tood al ther treatment, and
was 80 painful that ! ocould not
wear my shoes, J. Brooks.
Dawsoa, G, 8t 25, 1888,
SCOFVLOUS SORE LEGS.
Five yarzs I hul a sore leg,
which would yield to no treatment
until T rook two bottles of 8,83,
which pron ptly curedit, and there
has been no «ign of return——this
=sin 1836, E. R. Bosr.
Newton, N. C.. Nuv. 25, 1388,
BOILS.
T was the vietim for ive or six
years of the wore boi's that I ever
saw, whichh the dostors fail
to cure. I bogan 8, S, 8. and in
a shot time the'poison was driven
out of my, 2nd not a sitn of boils
or any other blood trouble h s res
turned. T recommend 8. S, S, to
averyhody J. G Epwarps
Abvevil e, &, (', Oct 20, 1888,
Suift’s Specifie 1< entirely a veg
etable med cive and is the anly med
j-ine which has ever cured Blood
&’uimu, Serofula, Diond Humors
aud kindred disease. Sead for vur
Bhooke on Blood and Skin Diseases,
vailedfree. THE SWIEFTL sPE
CIFICLO.
Diawer 3, Atlavta, Ga
e
Arz You Skepticul?
I 1 so we will eonviace voi that
Acker's English Remedy for the
lungs is superior to all cther prep.
grations, and is a positive cure for
all Throat snd Lunz troubles,
Croup, Wlocping Cough and
Cold. We guasantee the preparation
and will give you a sample Lotue
tree. W. U. Kennrick.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
The Best Bslvein the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Uleers. Salt
Lheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap~
Pd? Handg, Chilblsins, Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and posi ively
oures Viles. It 18 puaranived w
~ give prriect satisfaction, or wepey
yefynded. Price 25 cenis per Lok,
. ‘For sate by Cronch Brov.
EICHT INTERESTiNG (TEHS. |
i |
A statistieal fiend bas fi care !
that 4 mr ffty vares old aas spent
three years i buttoning his eollar. |
Tie prejudice against horse flosh |
hasso taded ont ta Pasris that there
are 152 recognized buteher s!:nps:
wherve Lorse flosh is opinly sold, |
In Huyti the people are divided |
in theee olisses,blacks, colored and |
whites, The blacks are the most .
numerous and iznorant. The col. |
ored are the mulattoes, who fill the
offives and rua the government. |
The whites are the white men who |
go there to mike money and are
cvguged inmerchandise and traffic. |
When John Hevenan refused to |
discontinue his attentions to Miss |
Mary Yeunchiz, of Peunsylvania, |
lier two Lrothers tied a rope around ‘
iz peet and dragsed hitm through |
the streets until he was pearly |
dead. Hoeuevan has given up |
his sweetheart, but the two broths |
ers have heen |)§::(‘(d in J al, i
Kansas is a proaibition State,but |
it is said society sces hat little good E
it does. The latest new fad is what !
iscalled a*‘prohibition wi<p broom,”
a very ordinary looking article. |
e i vou have it with or ‘.\'ithr)ut?"E
; mquires ihe salesinan, and by way |
ot explanation he unscrews the top
(of the haudle, and raisin s the !
wisps aneovers a good rized flask.
Probivition bibles and caues are
; sold in the same way. ;
~ An economic cxleulator makes
the startling dec’aration that the
people of the United States .fm-é
paving intevest on loans o $28,000.
000,000, This is at the rate ot
£4 0)) tor every man, woman an ! 3
child in the country This will
averag: more than ‘our per cent
per annum, and at that vate more
than 1,000,000 000 are required
every year. With this condition
of afluirs how is it possible tor the
people to thrive?
- Au iateresting feature of the
;.:.oxt census will be the ascertain
ment of the number of pasins iy
"the United Stats who have nesro
- blood, either wholiy or mixed, in
their veins. The enumeration will
! clasaify the number of blacks, mu
!,lmlons. qn:u':nm:r: and oectaroons.
{ We shall then know whether the
}nc;:m race remains chielly black
jor whether it is gradually mings
(ling with the Anglo-Sixon.
1 Jacksonville is fall of first~cluss
Chotels run by vorthern men main
jly to eateh novthern trovel. They
( all rafused to entovt iio Fred Dou s
{ luss during his recent visit, thouth
{ he went thiere on the invitation of
j the muiasers of the Rab Tropieal
| Exposition, and is nniversally cows
! ceeded to be the mestdistinguished
‘ represeitative ot the colored race.
! When it comes dowa to the very
; thing itself race prejadice is stron
i gerat the north than “tisat the
tsouth. The north only loves the
: negro when his vote is neoded,
s 8 :d Enaugh
To fool away sue's precious time
in experimenting with uneertan
medicines, whon one is afilicted,
without beine ont of pocket as well.
The only medici: e of its class, sold
by druzgists, possessed of suel
positive curat-ve propertios as war
rauting its manufactners in guar
antecing it to eure, or money paid
tor it refunded, ix Dr. Pierec’s
Golden Medical Discovery. For
all liver, blood and tunyg disenss it
is specifie,
\ - ~ae -
| Caution to M hors.
~ Every mother is caution «d aos inst
Cgivinzs her child landanum or pars
egoric; it creates an unvatury!
eraving tor stimulants which kills
the miud or the child. Acker's
Baby Soother is speeidly prepared
to benefit children and core their
pains. Jtis harmless and contins
no opium or morphine. Sold by
W. C. Kendrick,
| SN
| Yourg Man, Go to Texas.
- Miss Kate Sherman, of [exas,
‘met her lather at the railroad sia
tion and huogged him so hard that
she broke two of his ribs.
| . R 3
~ Chamberluin's colie, cholera and
| Diarrhoea remedy is a pleasaut and
effective cure for the various forms
ot bowel complaint. It is powertal
(ly diffusible and almost instantly
relieves intense pain and quicts
the nerves, It his been in use in
the Northwest for fitteen vears,and
the mavufactmrers are the oldest
makers of such rem dies in that
section. The remedy has been exs
tensively used in several epidemics
of flux wud dysentery and stands
Letter in the opinion of drurgists
thin any other preparation of the
kind made. It has savéd thous
ands of lives and is gaaranteed to
eflect o radieal cure. Manu'act
urcd by Chamberlain & Co., Des
Moines, lowa, Sold by all drug.
gists, tf.
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A remnant stuck of Dry Goods,
Bootg, Shoes, ete, at and be'ow
ot at A, P. Hageher's,
A -REQUEST.
F T L trust the reader of this papet
.\/ \] will glance over the testimony giv
en below concerning Atlanta’s
greet gift to suffering humanity, the Bo
tanic Diood Balm. Sufferers should write
to the Blood Balm Co., of Atlanta, Ga.,
for their illustrated “Book of Wenders,”
filled with additional true testimony of
wonderful cures. At their offce in Atlan
ta, the Blood Balm Co. wi'! e happy to
show seekers after truth thousands of let
ters in the original manuscript, received
from happy persoas made well by using
8.8. D
B. D B B. B, B. 8.8. B,
P. SHELL, ‘warrenton, N. C,,
O writes: “My cyes gave me great
' wouble and when rubbed would
Inflame and become swollen. Two bottles
of Botanic Blood Balm made a firm cure.”
88, B. B. B, B. B, B
RSS.BETTIE GRAVES, San Saba
B‘fi Texas, writes: “Our little daughter
"was afilicted with white scabs and
dandruff and small sores oa the front of
herhead. Botanic Blood Balin healed the
sores, improved her general health, and
she is now getting as fat as a pig.”
B. B. B, B. B. B. B. B. B,
7 H.HENDERSON, Macon, Ga.,
V\/ writes: “I suffered six ycars
' from blood poison. Four bot
tles B. B. . did me more good than all
other medicines I have ever taken.”
B, 8.8, B. B. B. B, B. B,
R. A. R. JAYNES & SON, Lutes
D ville, Mo., writes: “We scll twelve
bottles of B. B. . to ouc of another
blood purinier ten times as widely adver
tised.”
B. . B. B. B. B. B. B. B,
S. ELSON, Clover Dottom, Tenn.,
R writes: “I had an ugly running
' sore onmy lez. My daughter had
a similar sore below her knee. 1. B. B.
curcd us both. It is the only remedy that
ever did her or me any good.”
B. B, B. B. B. B. B. I B,
L. CASSIDY, Kenacsaw, Ga.,
H writes: “My wife was a great
* suficrer from scrofula. Three bot
tles of D 88, I. has made her a perfectly
tealthy woman.”
B. 15 B, B. B. B. H.B. B
H. PARKER, Willow City, Texas,
A wiites: “l have taken B. B. B
' for paralysis, and received great
benefit.”
| R. B. B. B. B. B, B. B. B,
AM M. LEEMAN, Ridgeway, Tex.,
S writes: “T was afflicted with sores
| and boils all over iy body; heard of
Botanic Blood Ba'm, and gave it trisk
Undcr its use the discase entirely disap
pearcd,”
| B. Liß, 8.8. B. B. B. B.
| R. WILSON, Glen Alpiac, N. C.
J writess “My log was nt:tput;‘.tc(.{
| * below tae knee on account of Llood
paizon and bofic affcction. A big running
...M,’fm_r inchics across, came on me after
itwas cut off. 1 was given up by the doc
tors but have got well by using Botanic
Dlool Balia, and also gained very muck
| in weight.”
| 1. . B, B. D. B, B. B. B.
| I I RS. B. 0. SHEPHLERD, No. 802,
| \/’ East Main Strect, Norfolk, Va,
E - writes: “I received so much ben
| efit from ause of B, B. B. Itisa graat
mcdicine.”
B. 0. B, B. B. B. B. 8.8.
; SCUTHLERLAND, Bardston,
Ky., writes: “I never found
3 : an_\‘t'hin;; to ('..0 me so murl‘..
: oaod a 8 Dotanic Blood Balm.!
: B. B. 1., B. B. B. L. I, B
J T W.ALEXANDER, Madison
| ville, Ky, writ-3: “Oneé bottle
| B. B. B. curcd me cof severe
| ricumatism.”
} 8.8. B. 1. R. B 8.8. B,
i H. OTEAW, Mt Olive, Nu C.
{ writcs; “One bottle of . B, B,
i : entirely cured me of rheumatism.!
‘ BB B B. B. . B. B. B,
j T LEW JOIINSON, Belmont Station.
‘ Miss,, writes: “My body, neck
| .LJ face and cars and scalp, were 2
? covercd with sores, and my hair
i came out. 1 lost my appetite and was
very feeble. I am using BB B, B. aad the
sorcs are all healing and going away.™
| BB BB B. B. B
| OHN MATTINGLY, Lou'sviile, Ky
T writes: “I sulfered from pains in
U back and severe kidney discase, Al
| tie medictie | had teken did me oo
ood. 1 teok one bottle of .B. B. ané
in\'c rot had a pain since.”
i H BN B B. B B. B. B,
| I L. ROBERTS; Bloomingdale,
| \/ Ala., writes: D, DI I 3 healed
| \ 3 rty-t :i’; ' runi .'.;',. ;&‘.".‘s in‘ my
1 body, and 1 {2e! very grateful for
the good it has done me.”
| B B. B. B B. B. B,
f W. MESSER, Howell's X Roads
E C Gia,, writes: “DB.B. B, cured me
T of chronic sorcs that Lad troubled
i N 1 me for years, and waich otherrem
edies did no goed.”
| B. B. B B. B. B. B. 58.
| A. CAYCE, Pulaski, Tenn:, wtites*
1 have used b. Is. B. in my famii
? J and consider it a valuable Llood
1 1)‘.1‘.213\?!‘. (4)
M“—'-—_“m
GRAAT REDUCTIOY 1§ pmis !
sial 2 T
This I-'kj‘n 1 T.:l_f').li;; ‘i"?fi?"fim
style 700, countaining 6 e ‘.}3. fimd
::wa, ;;:::?H;fon,:.o.!:_‘ ,? .{.‘;-: :,)9* ..R
Ilfl”}imlk free. For \0;:‘&-\' O \’:,'fi'qfl’“w
$83.00. With right and Jert ~{Wfip
conpler. * Warranted for 6 T -/
ears.” AR e ]
references as to yonr po B Y RS
HPORSIL Uty from sty bapd. [T FIOOC
L, Postinaster, merchant or WOO (U S
€Xpress agent and the Orgun |f |5 Bisadiiar 3
fomaage s amererssou HE
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wg;“lt»u((:.:g‘ wite m 2, and ‘suvs money, Sold
i Mention —'np(ia‘ wheso this 2D {5 scem,
| Re-elected Ma)crr,"s;lv‘:“f.“, 1888, by a large
- BW, AT.T EGRR, ‘
Waghington, : Warien Ceunty, 1 Now Jersey,
URITZL BYATES or AmEzßica, *
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F Yrrpond mLEA> S 8T &
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IYERY, Bl
Y. P. 81 A & BIRO., Proprictors, .
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THAWEODNS, . - @ TR I,
o 5 1 KEEP first-clags turnouts, ai low rates and are always ready to gerve our customers. "Trading
e 'cii“u;(:li always on hand, in which you can get a bargain. All we ask is a trial. Give
i u:\;l. neh,6,1889.6m0, B. P SLABEL & BRO.
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PIANOS l
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and Urcans for
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Nule, |
Tuning and Repairing Dong in First-Class ‘
Sty e i
Remember that T will keep yvour
Tianos in periect order for ten dols
lars a vear. That means tening,
replacing broken strings, new un
dercloths, felting chack pads, key
litter pads, facing regulating p»d-fi,i
wedging out key mortises, relining
damper sockets, rebuilding damp- |
ers, feiting bufi stops and recover- |
ing hammers. All work guamn
teed lam prepared to do all kind
of Piano repairing.
Respeetfully,
LoD, LockEART gt ¢
Dawson, Ga, ‘
with Jas. Iricker & Bro., Ameri-|
cus, Ga |
Tax Notice.
SApe
I will attend the tollowing times
and places to receive tue Tax Re
turns of 1889
Twelfth Court Ground—Viendavy
April Bth; Monday, Apnil 130 h;
Monday, April 20th.
Eleventh Court Ground—Tues~
day, April 91h; Tuesday, Amil 16h;
Tuesday, April 50th.
Dover Wednesdayv, April 10th;
Wednesday, April 17th; W ednes
day, My Ist
Sasser —Thursday, April 11th;
Thursday, April 18:th; Thursday,
Mav 2ud. .
Brouwood—Fridas, April 12th;
Triday, April 19th: Friday. May 3d.
Dawson —Saturday, April 13th;
Saturday, April 20th; Saturday,
April 27th and eourt weeks, Of
fice in McLain Bro<’ store,
Bridges Shop—Wednesday, May
Bth.
Can be found at the store of
Hass & Harris at Cross Roads
when not at the above places
Beoks will close June &th.
Q.M. Harnia,
Tax Receiver.
Administrators Sale
By virtue of an order from the
Court ot Ordinary ot Terrell coun
ty, Georgia, will be sold belore the
Court House door in Dawson, Ga.
oir the first Tuesday in My nexi,
within the legal hours of sale, the
following papers to-wit: A fi fa
upon A. 8. Hawke: and other iu
solvent papers belonging to the es
tate of M. H. Bush, deceused, for
cash, g U B Uark
Adm’r. M. H. Bush, dec'd.
April 4, 1889,
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Citation.
GEORGIA— Terrell County: )
Ordinary’s Oflice April 1, ’39. §
Whereas it appearing to the
Court that the estate of Mrs, IV,
Butler, late of said connty decensed,
is without lezal representation, and
that there is necessity for adminis.
tration thereon, all persons in
terested are hereby notified, to
show cause, if any they .ave, why
the administration of said estate
shonld not be vested in the Clerk
of the Superior Court or some oths
er competent person at the next
May term 1889 of Terrell Court of
Ordinary. J. W . RoBERTS.
ap.d 4t, Qrainary.
. .
Citation.
GEORGIA- -Tervall County: )
Ocdinary’s Office, April 1, ’B9 §
Whereas, it appearing to the
Court, that the 2state of Moses D.
Builardy 1 te of said courty, de
ceazed, is without legal representa
tion, and that there is necessity for
admin’stration thercon, all pers
sous interested are herehy notified
to show cause, it any ttey have,
why the admiuistration ot sid es
tate should not be vested in the
clerk of ihe Superior Court, or
some other ('(:znp('[v!'l person, at
the next May term, 1889, of Ters
reil Court «f Ovdinary,
J. W. Rorrnrs,
ap 3-4 t. Ordinary.
Application for Years Support,
Ordinary's Oftice, March 234, 'B9.
—Notice is hereby given that Sarah
A. Bullard, widow of Moses D.
Bullard,deceased, has applied for «
vears support for herselt and (7)
seven minor children, The Com
missioners huve assessed as seid
support the sum of three hundred
and seventysthree dollars and all
the household awnd kitehen fuuni
ture, and I will pass ou her appli
catiou on the first Vonday in dMay
next at 10 o'clock, a.
J. W. Ronerrs,
41, Ordinary,
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and grind: {is teeth, you have strong indications
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e taken at lowest rates, and mu—
terial Furnshed when desived. |
have Been 1o the basiness for fif
teen veurs and Kvow my business
band cuarantee my worl, |
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Mill Woorls. |
1 have had a laree experience in
this lire, and cusrantee to do gool
cand cheap work on new mills or
| vepairing old ones. |
| Gin Worls.
' I have had iwelve yeurs experis
i ence with machinery aod a fuil set
| of teolr can make your old gin
{ work like a new one. I have re~
| prired a larze number of gins and
have yet to hewr the first complaing
ot my work or price. I sharpen
{ gins by machivery or hand and all
work done will be made payable
October Ist, 1889.
i I will ecall on you é&uring the
spring and summer months, This
[is allowing you a showing, and I
hope you will hold your work for
l me. My addres: is Lock Box,
224 Dawson. {ia,
(RO ¥V PACE.
l Feb. 20,1889.
‘ Capt. John A, Fult n.
l Is agent for the Americus Re
l eorder, The Adlanta Consiitution,
The Sunny South and The New
| York Lescer. |
Central R, R. of G2or3ic.
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| The Southwestern Division
5 N |
Ly Macon 10 Gsam ar 6 1”()mg
v ar I't Valley* 11 2lam 6 U.')pm,!
{ * Mar'ville 1188 am . 447pm|
| Winchester 11 45un - 4 43pm
i Mtczuma® 12 05am 4 20pm :
{ ¢ Oglethorpe 1210pma 4 THpm |
i ¢ Anderson 1230 pm 552 pm |
{ ¢ Amerteus™ 12 52pm 327 pm |
“kSmith’le 1 20pm 5 00pm |
i ¢ Bronwood 1 56pm 103 pm
| ¢Dawson 2 10pm 12 50pm |
{ ‘ Shellman 2 30pm 1229 pm |
i ¢ Cuthbert® 2 50pm 12 58am |
I ¢ Morris 3 19pm 11 48am |
¢ Hateher's 3 20pm 11 39am |
P¢ Georgetown 335 pm 11 23am |
t ¢ Eufaula® 3 43pm 11 15am |
boeSpring Hill*4 23pm - 10 S6am |
| ¢ Midway* 4 42pm - 10 15am |
¢ Un'nSprigstH 10pm 9 45ami |
** Pike Road 6 10pm 822 am
“ Mont'gry® 6 45pm 7 45am |
Fw;‘f'r"ilins going North Read up. |
#lelooraph station. Connects
'wt eb Maly. for Perry; at Smith- |
Evifle ”'_ Land Blakely; a 3
Cuthbert for raines; at Eu. |
faula for Claytol |
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MaIN STREET, l__)‘\wsox, GA.
Being unable to sell my steck of Dreurs, Tam still at
W - T g . R . ey : ¢ 2 4 my
STAND on Main Sireet, Dawson, Ga., and will keep a full zlfi‘dO“l.Jfi |
selected stock of everything usually found in a -
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and will sell as cheap us any house in South-west Georgia,
BGI e eidetne Sl e
Or to Prompt Paying Cumtomers
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Parties owing me ave earnestly requested to SETTLE AT AN
EARLY DATE. C. E, Farear is authorized to make Settlt;‘
ments and receipt, in wy name, for any money due me,
By fair dealings | hope to merit a liberal share of
PUDLIC ""ATRONAGLEL.
W.C. RENDR
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Americus Ga,
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JEWELERS and DEALERS IN
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Pianos & Organs.
W keep constantly on hand the finest and largest assortment of goods
in our line to be fcvnd Sy uthwest Georgia, CONSISTING in part of
Watches, Dinmentls, Solid Silver and Fine Plated Ware. Clocks,
dewelry of ail kind« Gold aad Silver Head Canes and Um
bretlw, Fine Table and Posket Cuatlery, Seissors and Opera
Guasses, Bowitiz Machine Needles, 011, Parts and Attach
ments, Pentisis Gold Foil, and everything else usually
keptin a Fiusr cnass Jewenry Store. Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry Repaired and Warranted.
‘ Padoes and Medals made to order. : _
GOISN WE SELL ENGRAVED FREE.
Gur Muosie Department is filled with
First-class Pianos and Uegans, Violins, Guitars, Ban-
Jos, Tambourines, Accordions, Strings and Trimmings,
and all such other Goods as belong 10 that line. Orders
for Sheet Music will receive Prompt Attention. Our Mr.
L. D. Lockuany, Jit., will coanywhere in Southwest Georgia
to tune and Repair Pianos awl Orzans, or call upon those wishe
ing to buy. No house in the State can undersell us in either line.
o Whrite for Catalague to
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James Fricker § Breo.
, JACKSOmAY, Amerie e, ud,
sept 19,1888, 1
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H. H, P. iz aliquid Panacea. Pleazant to the taste—that relieve
at once, SICKHEADACHE, CONSTIPATION aund DYSPEPSIA,
. H. P.aots gently, but effective ly on the bowels and liver.
; . H. P, does not nauseate or gripe.
1. 0. P. is guaranteed to please you or vour money refunded by
G. BARRETLT & SO, Augusta Ga.
PRIOV o PIATY PUICF AN - DIUR) _ (MOE
Ji;l);;! F“Xm T Lfl?)x': i 3’.1 ] - I“!‘olih{ 0 '--'U‘]fi'
{s warranted to enre Chills ant levers, Bilious, Intermitient, Remittent
orany kind of Favers and Chiils,
WITH JERSEY FLATS, I THERE IS NO CURE, NO PaY
Remember Jersey Flats stops shakes and acues. JERSEY FLATS,
Warranted by G. BARRETT & CO., Augusta, Ga.,
.3 i v i .
GILDERS LIVER PILLS
Are Parely Vegetable and the Lest for all discases of the Stomact
and Bowels. Try Gilder's Liver Pills.
G BARRETT & CO., Prop’s. Aungusta, Ga.,
9. ¥ ¢ 4 - AR 77[
MC:s IRISIL LINIMEN
tures Cutg, Bruises, Durns, Scalds and Swellings. :
Does not blister or remove the Hair. Try a bottle of Mc's Irish I‘”?lmw
Manufactured by G. BARRETT & CO., Augusta, Ga.
, GEe g 1 y
g » 1 FENYE 94¢ THY |
SsPAPPDIY %
PAKE<“BARRETIT'STONI
For an appatiser,
Cures Heartburn and Indizsestion.
Relieves Sour Stomach.
BARREDNDS TONIC,”?
For Sleepness and Nervousness,
Huas no equal.
G. BARRETT & CO.. Prop’s. Augusta, Ga.
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These Goods For Sale By All Druggists.
WIHIOLIEsMATLE IBY s
HILLMAN & STEVENS,
; IPAVWSON., GA-