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~THE NEWS»
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By E. L RAINEY -
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(OFFPICIAL ORGAX OF THE COUNTY. |
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DAWSON,G AL, May Brir, 1889,
index to New Advert sements. |
“T. Y. Martin— Locals. ‘
J. W Turner--1 ocals. |
T. P.'Parke—Certificate, |
W, . Kendrick Locals, l
" Cheatham & Dean- -Leeals.
. W. F. Talbot Advertisement.
A. J. Baddwin & Co—Loeals
Com. Kaigler—Natice to Teachs
ora.
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L The people ot Daweon fed tht
Rleir interests are identical with
fhose of the people of the county.
Wherefore there should be a unity
‘of purpese und ot retionte boom
the whole county of Terrell and
glace it upon the highest plane of
,)._‘B".“,E"""i"" excellence. To secure
‘this desircd end her people will be
dound .zealously liboring for - the
Peuei gaofl. Let the -people
Immolaiesiil differences upon the
alter of our eounty’s good and
wcome tocether Cetormined to suts
-atrip a:l others in the great race.of
pro ress.
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“Notice to Wire Pullers."
.. Congressman H. G. Turner's
~organ, the (amiila Clarion, madea
teeble effort in its last issue to pre
.‘cjlpim; the congressional exmpaign
ot 1890,
Why the Clarioa shou'd attempt
Just at this time 1o distutb;the po
litical equilibiium ,of sthe district
we know not and carc less. The
people throughout thedistrict hove
ample time (o mdke two more
@ipps sl sfiven elect a congresss
gray, afl asithout the advice of the
Jrrion iin the meantime.
It & not our olject in this arti
fleto lecture our contemporary
gor this unseeming haste, but to
briefly notice some unwarranted
-and toolish aesertions contained in
it alast iseue.
“Notice to wire pullers” is the
way the Clarion puts the district
on notice th.t no opposition to Mr.
Turacr's le-election will be sub
itted o by the clan of politicians
40 which the editor of the Clarion
Belougs. That heis as much ot a
politician as those whom he haws
presumed to lecture is proven by
_his work . and actions in the cam
p-igu of 1886,
“the Clirion evidently means
and dubs as *‘politiciins and wire
pullers” all who dare oppose Mr.
Turner, and who do not fall meek
ly behind its lead and yell with ir,
This abuse is a)so intended for any
-eitheen -who may hgve aspiration
to succeed Mr. Turner- an vepira.
.tion that unfits no man for office
and je xzt all times any honest
gnd eapuble mau’s nndeninble priv.
ilege,
The Clarion further says that no
“politician - who clainis that le
ought to have the office because he’
- needs it” should be promoted from [
-the ranks of a private citizen. We
know of nvane who has set upl
gneh ridiculous claim, and to man |
who would eeek it on that grouml'
i meutally qualificd for the posis
tion, potaithstanding that the
Clarion editor says he would be a
a formidable opponent on such an
issiie. |
* ‘The Clarion man aleo wants “the !
demagouge sent to the rear and not
to congress.”™ We have no objec ‘
tions, and would suggest that as al
mwvve in that direction that he and |
a few others who did so much in :
influencing the peaple in a certain i
eounty in 1886 be promptly re-l
tired. Demagogueg often defeat
the-true interest of the people, ‘
Agaiu, the Clarion says that'‘no |
mian ¢hould be sent to congrees bes |
cause he lives op a certain side of
a.creek,” Nc man has ever bevn
asked to be sent to congress be
cause he lives on this side of the
fcreck.” and will not dv so. We
can't speak tor the Clarion's side.
‘Should this portion of the district
preseut a man for congress in 1860
it will not be because he needs tle
office, not because he deserves it,
not becnuse he lives on this side of
the crcek., and he will not be a
deniagogue. We will ineist on
pepding him to congress becsuse
he is nceded there, and because
he is able, prudeut and pa.
sriotic —one whose abilitier are
hard to match.
Yo e
Again we repeat with increased
-smphafis that Dawson is etill mar.
-ehing on and will centinye to
rarch on prospering aud-to -pros
pezinemeet jealous yei bl
A Trade Centre.
Now that Dawson will soon have
three hanks and a eotton compress,
Wik £ B o 7 three mik
ronds, our merchants are deter
mined to make this the great trade
centre of this section.
The unpar=lléled advantages of
transportation, the large stocks of
goods purchased and the small
marging of profit all conduce to
this end.
The people throughout this and
adjoining counties have learncd
thie fact and the business of the
town is increasing rapidly every
vear, It isno idle boast when we
cluim the preeminence of Dawson
merchants both in quality of goods
handled and the low prices at
wihich they are sold.
o addition to all this our mer
dhants are ol liging and honest and
ulway ® treat their customers with
fairnessmnd liberality. ‘
A Word to the Inspectors.
Although ‘it is quite lawe in the
reason, the News is glad to kiow
that the anitary inspectors will, in
a few days. begin looking after the
condition ot thepremises of the
citizens of the town. Some of the
alleys in the city are also in a fear
ful condition and need the atren—
tion of the health -officers just a
ittle worse than aay other portion
l.of theeity.
‘ :Besides loeking after the preme
il3es .of private individuals the
[.hm“boifiwrs should turn some of
théir -attention to the filth to be
! found in the re.r of the stores.
, ‘Our southern eclimate makes
such diseases as typhoid, hemor
‘l rhagic and malarial fe\:or highly
| prolable unless the sunitary com=
| dition of the town is carerully
| gunrded.
% We would urge the inspectors
to do their duty, und do 1t fearless
' 1y atd theroughly.
Contract Closed.
On Wednesday the Southern cot
tenmanufacturers and the Alliance
men of Georgiu and South Caro
lina met in conference at Augusta
on the subject of cotton bagging.
The eesult of the eonference was
thet cotton bagging thirty-seven
inches wide, threc.fourth of a
pound to the yard, vas adopted ax
a standard. The mill« represented
agreed to pay for whatever cotton
they consumed convered by cot
tov bagging ten ceits per hundred
pounde. Mr S. Oden heimer,
treasurer of the Lane milla of New
Orleavs,and L. Lanier of West Point
Ga., closed a contract with the
Farmers' Alliauce men of South
Carolina and Georg'a to supply the
farmers of both States with 4,000«
000 yerds of cotton bagging this
summer. The contract amounts
to £500,000,
Put the Convicts on the Roads. l
We are glad to see the proposi ’
tion to put the convicts to work on |
the public roads of Georgia advo
cated by several of the lending pa- '
pers of the state. That such dis~ |
position of the convicts is the most |
sengible theory ot the proper solu- |
tion of the convict question there l
can be no doubt, and it is one that |‘
would not only be popular, but‘f
that would result fn great benefit
to the state and its people in &
fivancial way. By it we would
bave greatly improved ro::d-ways‘
and the abolition of the present ob-
Jeotionable convict lense system,
which by resson of its discussion
alone in our legislature has cost
the tax payers thousands of dollars.
As we have said before the south
is the best country on eayth,
Georgia is ths bost state in
the south and Dawson is the best
and moet progressive little city in
Georgia,
Mormons in Randolph. ‘
Two Mormon elders have invad- |
ed Rardolph county, and at |
Bethel had l{:e bolduess to ark per- |
mission to preach in the chvrch,‘\
which of course was denied themn. A
correspondent states that they have
departed for other fields \\i(lmutl
leaving any signe of their visit exs
cept the distribution of tracts of |
their creed. !
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The New Discovery. |
You bave heard your frionda}
and neighbors talking about it.
You may yourself be oue of the
many who know frem personal
‘experience just how good a thing it
s, Ifyou have ever tried it you
are ove of its staunch friends,
hecause the wondertul thing ahout
[ it is, when once given a trial Dr,
King's New Discovery ever after
l hold a place in the house. If you
i have never used it and Shuuld"' be
afflicted with cough, cold or any
Throat, Lung, or Chest trouble,
secire a bottle at unce and give it
a fair trigl. It is guaranteed every
timp,or money refunded. Trial bofs
tic free atvouch Bros slrog atore.
Delegates to Road Congress
At the meeting of the County
Commyiagianers on. lnst Monduy W,
D. Murry, Geo. O. Hill and E. L.
Rainey were appointed delegates to
reprerent Terrell county in the
- Road Congress to meet at Atlauta
on the '22nd. inst.
‘ That Loan and Buil ‘ing Association
Is bound tohe one of the most
important factors in the upbuild
ing of this city. Near'y four bun.
dred shares have Leen taken by our
citizens, a large number of whom
conteriplate building neat residen
ces, This is what Dawson has
needed for some time. We cannot
have too many houscs; there are
vecupants for them as tast as they
are built,
The population of the town
would increasc 25 per cent. in six
months it only houses could be hud
for the people.
Atlanta, Savannah and nearly
all of the larger cities of this stute
owe a large share of their prosperi
ty to these loan compauies
und there ecun be no doubt as o
how it should be receive? in Daws
son. Euncourage the enterprise and
in a few mouths the land that is
p'anted in corn 1 nd vats within our
city liniits will be covercd with
pice residences, all filled with new
citizens.
The plan of the company is very
simple and no ome need go into it
with his eyes shut.
A board of directors will he
elected for the Dawson orginizs
tion, together with |resident, viee
president and other officers.
Succcss to the Building aud
Loan Association.
They Have Bought.
The trade hus been closed with
Mr. Mills for the lot on which to
build the new Methodist cliareh,
the price paid being §1,560. This
lot 13 on Stenewall street, is ore of
the most valuable picces ot proper
ty in the city, and is decidedly the
most desirable place for a churel.
A handsome six oreight thousard
dollar church will be erected at an
early day togcther with a nice par
sonage.
THE BAPTISTS GETTING READY.
Rev. B. W. Davie, pastor of the
Baptist church, informs the NEws
that he will hegin soliciting
subscriptions in a few days tor the
new Baptist church. They hope
to be worshipping in a new church
before many months, |
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH l
is being rapidly pushed to comph~
tion, and tKey expect to hold serv. |
ices in it by the middle of next
wsnth, I
The Ladies Missionary Conference l
Will open on Friday night at
the Methodist church with a service |
ot songs, readings and recitqtious.|
A similar service wiil be held on
Saturday night. During the da-}"
on Saturday the business meetings
will be held. ‘On €unday at 11 ’
o'cloek Rev. D. F, Riley, of Al-i
bauy, will preach the sermon of the
occasion, aud Sunday night the
Juvenile Missionary Society will
give an entertainment.
All are invited to attend the
services on Friday and Saturday
nights and on the Sabbath.
Henry and John to Come.
The NEws has been r-quested by l
the president of the Vetering’ As- |
sociation to noti‘y the officers of |
that organization to meet in thix
city on the fourth Monday of this '
month to make arrangements for a |
grand reunion and basket dinner
in July. |
Hon. Henry Grady and Gener- |
al John Gordon will he invited !
to come Jown and address the |
crowd |
A big time is ahead for the vet:. |
R S
Slew Himself and Wife. |
News was received in the city |
Sunday of a most horrible tragedy |
that oecurred in Albany on Satur- |
day vight. Wm. Gilmore, a fire
man, slew his wife and then shot |
himself, both dying iv a few minu- |
tes. It scems that Gilmore and his |
vife had been separated fur somc |
time and young nien aequaintances
have been visiting hep ut her faths |
ei's house, which aroused Gilmore's |
Jjenlousey and caused Lim to coms |
! wit the terrible act. |
Opening up Some Valuable Property. !
We learn that Mr. L. A. Low
sey contemplates running a street
through his place in the southern
part of the city. |
The street is to run south trom
Johnson steeet about three hunds |
red yards and thence east 10 Chick
asnwhatchie street. Tlis is a step
in the right direction avd will
open up some of the best residence
lots in the city, ‘
Advertised Lettars,
Dawsox, Ga. May 6,'89.
~ The following iz a list of yn
claimed letters in the Dawson P,
0. which will be sent to the Dead
Letter office if not called for witha
in 14 days.
1 W. R. Barpwiy, PM.
(A) Aundrews Miss Lena, Ads
' kins Hourer, (C) Clay Pbilis,Cobb
1 J.T., Contin Miss Anna, (H) Hed
{ rick Miss Beulah, Hicks Miss Ber
| the, (J) Jacksou Mies Sallie. Jones
| Alford, col. (L) Lawson G B, &:')
Martin Mrs. Bettie, McMillan ¥d,
Mishner Miss Mattie 2, &};) Pal.
mer Samuel, (R) Randall Miss Ca
(tie, (T) Thomas Cruse, Thomas
IMisses Mattie and Katie, Thomas
' Mxe. Luer, (W) Walker Mies Ma
o C, Willans Alen,
i RAILROAD NEWS.
| 01 Bainbridge and Cuthbert Roadbed--
| The F. R & N. and the Columbus
| Southern.
! The Albany News save: “Albany
! i the place for the F. R. &N. to
s eonnect with the Columbus South
pern. Connection anywhere else
{ would not beuefit any company
! making it "This is an egotisticand
| absurd statement on the part of
| our Albany neizhbor. We sups
{ pose that the officials of the road
know mote ahout this matter than
: the Albany News, and their idea
[ of it may be guessed wuen the fact
! is known that they visited Dawscn
| and gave Albany the go-by,Albany
| is too far off the line.
A special rom Cuthbert says
that Col Jno. E. Donallson, of
Bainbridge, has bought the old
| Baiubrid:e and Cuthbert road, the
|trade being tormally closed last
| Thursday ~ The old roadbed is now
| entirely in the hands of private
{ parties, no railrond corpor .tion
l having any interest in it whatever,
A special from Bainbridze on tle
f g meduy say: There has been agita
i tion and much speculstionin railway
| cireles for several davs Representa
‘ tives of several projected lines have
| been canvassing and holding meet
’ ings, bhut nothing definite is known
touching their delibrations. How
-I‘(‘\'(-r it seems probably the Florida
| Rfulw;iy and Navigation Company
.\nll connect with the north and
west by nnew line through this sec
, tion of Georgin. This is inder (nd
ent of the Bainbridze, Cuthbert
Land Columbus road.”
' The Weston correspondent of the
A mericus Recorder says: The peo
l ple along the line of the Colums~
bus Seuthern have received
! great encouragement toward est:bh
lishing their faith in the final and
l speedy completion of the road. Mess,
G. Guaaby Jordinard capitalists
!of the Nort passed through here
Just Saturday on their way to Daws
gon and from thence to Quiney, Fla.
' They are 10 make tha entire dis
tance by private conveyance.
i Mr. Jordan says thut he has hed
to contend with many things thus
‘, tar in his endeavor to get the road
built, enough to cause many a man
‘to abandon the work. But he is
positive now that the work will be
pushed forward until the road is
complated. Heis fizhiing tw) r.i
roads and at the sam~ time the Co
lumbus Eequirer Sun does not give
an “‘amen” with a- y de ‘ree of nue
tion (g 0 say its lem{;rs here) when
oceasior presents itself, He furth
er stated that so'ne 49 or 50 miles
of grading had been finished ; the
remaining gan trom Dawson to
gome ten mil # above Richlnud
would be lizht work H - also cave
full explanation why the company
had not called tor a payment ot
the subscriptions, and those who
have subseribed may expect to
hear a call goon.”
Notice !
On account ot using, ia the fu
ture, differ nt kinds ot fl ske and
bottles we eannot buy any more
second hand ones. F. BETnu~g,
Propr. Excelsior Saloon
A N DO AN T ) S AP TN BRSNS RS SN
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Notice to Teaciieis.
Dawsow, Ga., May 4th, 1889.
I ~ill hold a public examiunation
in Dawson for applicants for ‘esch
crs’ license on Thursday and Fri
day. the 30th and 31st d.ys of
May, 1889, Thursday will be set
apart for the exan:ination of color
el applicants, and Friday for the
white applicants,
All who wish to be examived
will coine in early ou the days set
apart for the examination.
Gro. KAGLer, U. S. (.
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R. F. Simmons,
Dawson, - - - - Georgia.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW AND
Will practice in all ourts ex=
“ept hisown. Al persons having
land :or sale and desiring to thor
oroughly advertise it aud their se>-
tion should esll on me,
1 . -
Terrell Sheriff Sales.
GEORGTA—TerreII County :
Will be sold betore the court
bouse deor in Dawson, Ga., said
eounty, en the first Tuesday in
June within tigglezal hours of sale
the following property, to wit:
Lot o land No, 121 in the third
District of Terrell county, levied
on aud sold by virtue of a tax fi
fa, issued by J. H. Crouch, Tax
Collector, against W. M. Martin,
agent. for State and county taxes
lor 1888. Levy made and returns«
e to we by D. A, Megahee, L. C.
| T. R. TnorxroxN,
- April 30, 1889, Sheriffl
Is prepared to furnish bis customers and the public generally with the
freshest and best FANCY and FAMILY GROCERIES of all kinds.
Keep constantly in stock a complete assortment of Bread, (akes,
Fruits, Nuts #nd Candy, and feels coufident that he can
You at least TEN to TWENTY per cent. by inspecting his goods
and prices before purchasing elsewhere,
Will receive whatever you order and will get the exact weight of
what you bargain for.
Is what moves this world along, =o the old Clown saye. Send me
vour orders avd get value rectived for your money.
J. 1. Turner
Will Sell His Soul for $3.
Such an announcement is caleu
lated to send a thrill of astonish.
ment and surprise through the
community, scarcely greater than
the correct aunouneement
T oy v T 107 T
J. W. TURNER WILL SELL
ITQ 3
HIS SOLE FOR $3-
Turner's soles are a specialty
and have made a reputation when
connected. with a stout, strong up
per, as the best shoe ever offered
for the money.
The sole and upper of Turner’s
shoes are strongly attached to each
other. They cling to each other
in fair weather and in foul, for
better or for worse, No amount
of bad usage will part them.
The soul of love is not more stead~
fast te its star than Turner's
soles are to their respect.
ive uppers,
ALL WHO LOVE
PERFECTION
in footwear; who seck for ease and
economy; fit and fashion; finish
and ftineness; the luxury of light
ness aad the satisfaction of strength
and all who want a perfect shoe are
invited to call on
4 A &
J. W. TurNER,
DAWSON, - - GA.
89, E o
UURES IN FROM
one to five days,
H Manufactured only by
m Crouch Bros,
s DAWSON, -« GA,
T
Price - :ki()cts.
DENTISTRY.
L Th d
Dr.T.H.Thurmond,
DAWSON, GA.
St Vol
Satisfaction guaranteed
UIFED in 01l kinds ot Dental
Work. Olld plates repaired and
made good as new.
BEST LOCAL AN ESTHETIC USED FOR
PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH.
Patronaze respectfully solicited.
Office upsteirs over Talbot’s stove.
J. G. PARKS, H. & BELL
1 s
J. G. Parks & Co.,
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FIRE I.SORANCE AGENTS,
| DAWSON, GA.
All kindz ot property insured at
reasonable rates, Losses satisfacs
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.
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Chas. G. Mercer,
~—ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Dawson, $ $ Georgia,
Office over Cheatham & Dean’s
Drug Store.
8y Will attend promptly to all
business entrusted to me.
& . .
- Griggs & Laing,
| —ATTORNEY-AT-LAW-
Dawson, : t Georgia,
Prompt attention to all busis
I ness,
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Executor’s Sale.
By virture of an order from the
Court of Ordinary of Terrell coun
ty, will be sold before the court
house door,in Dawson in said coun
ty. on the first Tuesday in June
next,withia the legal hours ot sale,
to the hizhest bidder, lot of land
No. ninetyssix (96) mthe Twelfth
District of Terrell county Georgia,
Sold as the property of the estate
of W. T. Campbell, deceased.
Termscash. T.R. tasyam.
April 30, 1889. Exeoutor.
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WE HATE TO DO IT!
T s
SINITQQ o] ¥ ~
BUT BUSINESS IS BUSINESS!
We have warned oar cempetitors tim2 and azain j 0 keep onut of the way, but th
seem to pay but little heed to our warning. and now they must take the consequence
Life is tuo short, you know, and we give notice now that we intend to down ’ep, eve
time they cross the dead line, That ¢dead line” is fair and honorable competition, gy
woe be unto him who passes the mark_ for as Sampson slew the ass with the Jawbone of
Philistine, even so and in like manner will we fall upon them, and in an hoar when t}
reck not we will smite them hip and thigh. A word to the wise is svfficiert.
But this is neither here nor there. Time flics, and we have some remarks to make op
subject of vital importance to the dear people which must now be made. In fact
have some.
to se'l, and they must be soll. Tt would tire you if we attempted t» deseribs with anything like miny
ness the large and varied assortment of CLOTHING which now cumber our counters and decogate o
shelves, Sauffice it to say that we have the largest, hanlsomest and most complete stock that we have ay
carried, and are offering them at prices that will take your breath \vhcn you see the zoods and heap the fi
ures announced. Suits that sell elsewhere tor $35 and $4O we are offering at $2O ant $3O. Suits thyt ca
not be bought either in Dawso or Muacon for less than $lB and 825, we are selling at $l2 angd $lB,
have a few nice business suits that we can afford to turn loose at 310, and two or three dozen pairs of go
cassimere pavts (not jeans) at $2, hat we don’t count them. Of conrse we don’t make anything on thes
goods searcely, and don’t eare to. We want to satisfy the people that we are their friend, and it is in furt
erance of this determination that we are offering these bargains : Thore are no flies oa us.
Iy you want a Prince Albert suit we can fit you, If you prefera Prince Arthur, we can please you,
it, perchance, your taste inclines to a 4 button Cutaway, a 3-button Cutaway, or a Sack (with round
square frent,) we can suit you with either. We have also a few pairs of extra fine French Worsted Py
for evening wear, at €5 and 88 per pair. They are beauties.
Come and see us, You will be surprised, we know, but we want you to come and hehold these thin
with thine own eyes,
2IA VIS & ELAC KB
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We are not fond of spurting and l)low-‘
lng‘, l)llt we (lO propose to save money to
those who favor us with their patronage.
We are carrying a veiy large line of ‘
Dry Groods, RIo- 1
tions, Shoes and {
FUORNIDPURRE,
Beeides a full and comple assortiment of |
DY T iTAm 3 a
- GROERIES AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
HARNESS and SOLE LEATIHER.
We would be pleasel to show these goods and we suarane
tee prices agaiistany place or any ;eople. We invite specinl
attention to LACES, RIBBONS, TUCKINGS, RUFFLINGS and
WHITE GOODS in general, BWe o lor you the Celebrated
Grand Jury Tobacco at 3 cents per pound,
all other goods in the same ratio, Comean ! see us an iwe will do vou
good, Yours uuly, '
_ LOWREY & ORR.
WITH ITS OWN VOLITION
et el e ey
Like the Great town of Dawson, it is carried on to SUCCESS by
MERIT ALONE.
Tlhe Southhwrest Ca.,
MEIRCANTIILE HOUSIC,
Is as tull of good things as are the fertile farms around Dawson.
Y| P
OO 3
I« the word, and we propese to head the procession in our line. We
feel that our etforts to handle
Flirst-Class Groods,.
at prices that defy competition, havs been appreciated by the people of
this and surrounding counties, and makes us more than ever determin<
ed to fill every possible want that micht ar’se. We are in the lead and
propose to stay there, . LOW PRICES, ENERGY and FAIRDEA L«
ING will do it. Farmers, Mechanics, Professionals, and all others,
call in and look at the handsomest stock of’
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BPOTS, SHOES,
HATS, HARDWARE and FURNITURE.
Ia Southwest Georgia. ~ When we have feasted your eyes on the
goods, your pocket book will fly open with its own volition.
A.J. BAT.DWIN, & CO).
The Cheap Mercantile House. - - - Dawson, Ga.
ConrectionerY
When needing Candies, Crack
ers, Apples, Oranges, Banannas,
Lemons, or anything in the Cons
fectionery line, call on
g I WE,
at his old stand on Main street,
where you will always find a first
c.ass assortment,
FRESH AND NICE.
I contiaue to make a specialty
of Books, Stationery and Art
Goods. T also sell the Domestic
Sewing Machine, which leads
them all. Come to see me and I
will please you.
C. L. MIZE, Dawson, Ga.
N / rgy
Dr.J. F. MeMATH,
Physician and Surgeon,
Offers his professional services to
the people in aud around
Parrottville.
Calls proniptly attended day and
night. Can'! e doun i at Parrottville
in the day timeand at residence
of Mr. Henory 'fiu nizht,
Mrs. C. It. Mize
Has Received a beautiful line of
. L
Spring & Summer
MIILIINERY
and would be pleased to have the
Ladies call and examine her goods.
Dress Malkxing.
I am also prepared to do Dress
Making, and the ladies would d¢
well to bring their work to me, 1
sell the Domestic Sewiog Machine,
I am still on
ROGERS & JANE® BLOCK,
__ DAWSON, GEORGIA,
BraGga WELLBORN,
THE BARBER,
DAW ON, - GEORGIA,
EITHER HOT OR COLD BATI,
Call and try my elegant new
chair. Polite attention to eustom
ers, good work and neatness the
rules of the shop. Dullas Becks
worth'z old stand,
AL HATCEE
{ SUCCESSOR TO }
L. D. HATCHER & BR
DAWSON,GA.
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SUCH AS
Sugar, Coffee, Mea
Canned Goods,
Hard-ware,
Purnitug
STOVES,
And everything else kep
in a first-class Gener
al Store.
10— 0:
My stock is furl and compllflt)e
i o 4el o
trial this year.
Respectfully,
A. P. HATCHER
T -
Lo St Marke
: . ,I
—lol—
A, BISHOP,
Prngietor
I keep alway
on hand thebes
meats the mark
et affordsand will
seil them at t}le
lowest living fig
ures. fmake aspec
ialty of Western be¢
shipped here in re
frigerating cars.
It is Fine
2 no mistake.
3O}
I am in front of
the Engme House
on Lee Street.
J.A.Bishop
feb 27,3 1889,
Don't Fail
To ask your dealer for |
Kidder's best Patent Flour, |
Kidder's Chief Patent Klowh
and Kidder’s Victer Extra Fancy
or balt Patent. They ave the bt
brands or. the market,
feh.6,1889,.6m0,