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By E. L. RAINEY. |
OFFICIAL ORGAN_OF THE COUNTY. |
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PAWEON, GA., May 15, 1889, |
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Index to New Advertisements.
Found—A Saw.
T, Bethune--Loeals,
Brown's Tron Bitters,
Lowrey & Orr.— 1 00l !
A. P. Hatehn—Loeals. ‘
~ Mre'in & Son— Groceeries at cost. ‘
Application for R. R. Charter. |
- J. W. Roherts Legal Cieation, |
Dawson Oil Co. —Cotton Secd
Wanted. }
Dawsox fees the impulees of a |
-mighty growth, and the people of |
the county will attain noble pros- |
peri':v. The people of Dawson |
will always De ready to cosoperate :
“with their fellow citizens in any |
eflort to realize the fervent aspiras |
tious and high Lopes of the pros |
gressive people of the county, who |
seek Lo couserve the public good |
aather than to subserve their own |
welfish purposcs. -
Let Us Kave More /njustries. ‘
In nodess thav halt a dozen of
-the smaller towns of Georgia move- |
*ments are on foot to build cotton |
factories, guuna factories snd oth
er euterprises, |
We need juet such indastries
<BB these to build up our city and
give it life and vigor. 'The mer
<cnptile interest is aiready over
done. Dawson is now runs
“Ding as many starce as her ter
witory demandsand if she expects
Yo aake any further prog
¥css ¢he must turn ler attention
-toward the building of fac ories,and
invest money in enterprises that
will furni<h employment for her
population. lhere is a pressing
demand, 2 most urgent need, for
Wiversiticd inidustries, Heretolore
with us it has been a!l tarmino
au!l merchandise. No town cap
develop into a city proper if her
monied men will not shell out and
“by their cxample encourage the
-erectinn ot factories avd mills and
‘machine shops. We need enter
-prises that will give remunerative
and permanent empleyment to men
who -are dependent on their duily
Jabor, A large per cent. of pop
ulation belongs to the floating class
whore {abor is dear at fifty cents a
doy. It our merchants would
“hrive and our real estate owners
want remunerative rent, they must
furnish employment for a better
class of luborers. The buildiug
wof-a eotton factery will supply ove
of our needs and will act as an en
tering wedge for other enterprises.
All of the thriving towns of Geor
gis have made these ventures and
fomdghen profitable Why cannot
1 awson aleo enter the list?
Fhe @ecrgio Confederate Heme,
The work of the “Home" is
spragressing a 8 rapidly as ig consists
-eut with pradence. -
The lot purchased for the eite
near Atlanta is admirably adapted
to the purpusc. The plans of the
wottages, the'*Home” building, aud
the outbuildings, are about agreed
on and the coutracts will be let at
an eariy day aud the work actually
-begun. -
" The payment of the subscriptions
-ic going ahead quietly but steadily,
and increasing all the tine.
- We bave received the initig) num
ber of The Old Homestead, a
monthly magazine publieh at Sa
vannah, Ga., by Davis Bros. This
publication is the only ove of its
characterin the South. Its object
fs to -encourage literature, music,
art, science, and the dumestic vir
tues that make home happy,refined
and attractive. The pumber con
tains the latest serial by H. Ryder
Haggard, a complete history of the
Independert Presbyvterian church
recently destrayed by fire in Sa
vannah, a beautiful poem cn tle
.same, an entertuining story by
“Weigand, farm dots,puzzl2 deparis
-meut, choice vocal music and gelect
ed and original motter. The South
peede a first~class literary journal.
Tue Experimental Farm has
been located at Grtffn. J. M.
. Kimbiough, of Harris county, has
lwen elected agricalturalist at a
salary of §1,500. Mr. Kimbrough
i known to the farmers of Terrell,
having zddressed them on wg oc
erkipnE. :
e St s
Good clear, sweet family flour at
#5600 per Larcel &t Lowgey X
CQnr's, Qe
Work for the Courts.
We learn that the cannon ball
train was again fired Into a few
nights ago, but as on severul ocea
sions before without any serious
results,
This shooting takes place just
beyond the city limits near some
houses.of ill repute.
These pistol shots at the trains
would do better scervice if pointed
in the direction of the owwer of
the weapon.
A vigilant wateh shou'd be kept
on this locality and every eftort
made to detect aad ecapture the
the perpetrators ofsuch hitherto un
heard of and criminal deeds in our
usually quiet and orderly city.
Our citizens =re justly indignant
and appeal to the solicitorsgeperal
and grand jurors to bring the vios
lators of the law to justice. If the
guilty ones can be discovered and
their evil deeds brought to lignt
by judicial enquirv, we are sure
Judge Clarke will visit upon the
malefactors the fuli penalty of a
violated law.
In this connection we would
again call attention to the houses of
ill-fame that foster such wickeds
ness and have such tremendous
influence for bad in the community.
Attempts have been made to bring
the keepers of these houses to juss
tice, but they have invariably es
caped on some technicality ot the
law. This matter should receive
’lhc attention ot the grand jury
soon to.be in session. A glance
~at theirnames gives hope that an
ceffort will be made to wipe out
| these de.s of rottenness, .
THE PISTOL DRAWN. |
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An Encounter Between Senatator Ede
wards and Dr. Beldwim, |
A speeial from Cuthbert tn.qnn-}
day’s Constitution gives the follow- |
ingaccount of a difficulty hetween
Hon. M. C. Edwardsand Dr. Bald
win last week: |
- “Tt youdid yon told a Ha.” |
- As quick as a flash a pistol was
F was leveled at the head of Dr. Bald
win. [t washeld by Secator Eds
wards. In asecond the Colt's re
volver wog caught by Dr. Baldwin
with one hand and the other was
thrown around the neck ot Mr.Ed«
wards, A scuffle ensued, and the
combattants fell. Bildwin jerked
the pistol trom Edwards, and
struck bim, when friends interrups
ted and seperated the figshters. It
recs the tvo gentlemen had
stood
SECURITY FOR SOME DEBT
on the part of a mutual friend. In
the mormng ot last Monday
they were discussing its payment
when Dr. Baidwin told Mr. Ed
wards if he was a gentleman he
would pay the debt. “If you
mean to insinuate [am no gentle
man, you are a liar,” replied Mr.
Edwards.
At ths Dr. Baldwin struck at
him buu they were separ.ted. '
the a'ternoon Mr. Edwards drove
up iu his buggy to the Pulaskicor
ner, where Dr. Baldwin and Mr.
Fulton were talking. Mr Ed
wards said:
*“Dr Baldwin, I understand you
have told it around that you slap
ped my face,”
“I did say that I brushed you,”
replied Baldwin.
“It you did you told alie,” and
as be said it he drew his pistol
and leveled it in the tace of Dr.
Baldwin,
THEN THE FIGHT OCGURRED.
The pistol was not fired, but the
fight was a bloody one. The mat~
ter bas been the talk of the town,
as both parties are representatives
of the most prominent families in
this gection of the state,
Many gay the end is not yet, and
eome hot heads have heen heard to
sy one will kill the other before it
ends. Dr. Baldwin lives in Cuth
bert and Mr. Edwards right near,
The two gentlemen were opponents
it the last senatorial race, and since
then, it is said, they have not been
very friendly.
T R
Gocd clear, sweet family flour at
£5,00 per barrel at Lowrey &
Orr's,
Protracted Meeting at A. M. E. Church.
Elder S C. Powell, of the
A. M. E. church, has bren carry
inz on a protracted meetinz four or
five weeks with marked success,
having already added about thisty
vew members, and the meeting is
still in progress. Many of our
white citizers frequently attend
these meetings nu:} speak in the
highest praise of the m.nner in
which they nre couducted,und read
ily perceive the inprovenent bhes
ing made in the manners aud mor
als of the colored prople of Daw
-801,
i s
“All spirits produced by Distills
ers who use other materials than
App'es,Peaches or Grapes MusT he
entered in Distillery Warehouse
and be stamped with warehouse
stamp (this makes first stamp on
barrel) and when withdrawn trom
Disillery Warehouse on payment
of tax, the tug paid stamp (which
is the second gtamip on and is the
Jargest) must be M}ixul."
‘The above is the law on all Dis
tilled goods and po barrel of Dis
tilled Liquor can be stamped with
one stamp only,
it ¥. Branuse,
SUTHERLAND SUSPECTED.
The Young Drummer In Another Scrape,
But Comes Out All Right.
The following special from Ma
con to the Atlanta Constitution
tells of a trouble in which P. L
Sutherland 13 a conspicuous fir
ure,
Sctherland wi | be remembered
as the young drummer who bad
trouble in Dawson about a vear
ago, in which a ovogus check fig
ured conspicuously.
Here is the special from Macon:
“To-day Chief of Police Kenan
received a telegram from the chiet
of Griftin asking if a box address
ed to Walter O. Sutherland was in
the Macon Express office. Licu-~
tenant Wood made inquiry and
found the box there. Instructions
were then givon to two policen:en
to watch the office and arrest any
one who came for the box. A man
came and got the box, claiming to
be Sutherlind, without being ars
rested. It seems that Sutherland
is in Macan with a companior.
He is charged with having blown
a safe in astore near Griffin, and
rohbed the store of consid :rable
stock, and it is thought that some
of the stolen goods were in the box
which was addressed to Sutherland.
“P. L. Satherland,alia W, A.,
w 8 arrested this evening by De
tective Shackelford and carried to
Griffin. The box Sutherland ob
tained from the express office has
uot yet been found.”
DISCHARGED.
The following trom Mondy’s
Telegraph shows that Mr Suther
land was badly treated. there he
ing no charge whatever aguinst
him:
“Mr. P. L. Sutherland,who was
charged with being implicated in
a robbery near Griftin, has return
ed to the eity. Mr. Sutherland was
never arrested, but went volunta—
rily to Griffin, where Shackelford
suid he would have the evidence
to convict him. On rvesching
there no evidence was adduced and
Mr. Sutheriand wae released. le
was not registered at the hotel u::-
der an assuned name, a 8 was stat
ed, and there was no charge what
ever agaiust him. He is well
known ia this city, whore he
has s naumber of friends who res
gret that he has been caused so
much unnecessary annoyance.”
Good clear, sweet family flour at
£5,00 per barrel at Lowrey &
Orr's,
Advertised Letters.
Dawsox, Ga. May 13,'89.
The following is a list of un
claimed letters in the Dawson P.
0. which will te sent to the De:id
Letter office if not called for witli
in 14 days
W. R. Barowin, P. M.
C- Chance Roe. De=Dsvis
Miss Lula, Dalten Wm. G-
Grines Mre, Rose, H—Harris
Mrs Elizabeth, Harper Mrs Sallie.
J—Jenkins Miss Mollie. M
Marshall Mrs Cathon, Maguire
MisGET. R Randal Mrs Ka
tie S—Sawyer Mrs Elia, Sniper
Ella L., T—Thomas Eb. W
Willis Mrs. Damour, Wills Miss
Mattie.
Interested in Andersonville.
Mr. Wm. Hubbuard, of the tele
phone exchange, spent several
days of last week at Andersonville,
taking views of the differeut point
of interest in the pational ceme
terv. He will take themn north
with him sext week. It i 3 funoy
to see the interest all northerners
take in this historic spot.
Up it Goes.
The city tax asssessors were ask.
ing the views of a pumber of
prominent citizens as to the in
crense in the value of real estate
during the past year. Every one
agreed that the increase was sur
prisingly great, some estimaring it
at 25 per cent. and none less than
ten,
Secanignni
An Erjoyasle Gzcasion.
Misses Duisy and Kathleen M -
Nulty entertained a party of se
lect friends on Moms)uy evening.
Six or eight couples were in at
tendance and with dancing, singing
chatting and refreshments the eve
uing p wsed as all such pleasant af
fairs do; with disagreeable rapidity.
R
Guerry for the Defenge,
Colonel Jim Guerry is attend
ing Brooks Superior Court this
week, heing oue ot the conncil for
the uefense iv the celebrated Ar
rington-Lane murder case. Jim
Guerry is known far and wide asu
brilliant lawver.
Found,
About a mile fro.n Dawson on
the road leading to Leary a circular
saw on April sth, Owner can
get the same by callirg on me at
Richard Reed’s, identifving the
saw and paying the advertising fec
of $l. Suerprarp CLOWERS,
. -
Don’t Fail
To aek your dealer for
Kidder's best Patent Flour,
Kidder's Chief Patent Flour,
and Kidder's Victer Kxtra Fancy,
or halt Patent. They are the best
brands on the market,
feb.6,1889.6m0,
Chas. G. Mercer,
~~ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Dawson, : : . Georgia,
Office over Cheatham & Dean’s
Drug Store.
g Will attend promptly to all
business entrusted to me,
The EXCELSIOR Saloon
AND—
BILLIARD BALL,
For Fine Liquors,
Domestic an«l"mportefl,
STANDS HEAD.
Ice Cold Porter,
ALE and KEG BEER,
Soda and Mineral Water
All on Draught.
Milk Punches
And Milk Shakes.
Mint Juleps,&e..&:.
Ouly 2 stam~ “ HARDSHELL
CORN " in the city.
F. Bethune, Proprietor.
Cotton Seed Wanted
All seed left from planting can
be sold to the Dawson Oil Co., at
the highest price. Bring them in
at ouce. Dawsox 01. Co.
: Notice. |
~ Notice is here by ygiven that G. |
Gunby Jordan, Hery R. Goetehius, |
). S Jordan, J. W. Murphey, Jr. |
N. N. Curtis. T. M. Foley, und
‘ H. C. Bussey, of Columbas, Gl., |
have formed a company to he!
known as the ““Alabama, Georgia, |
and Florida Railroad Compauy.” |
and having entered into articles of |
association intend to apply fora
«harter for said Company under
the general act for the incorporas
tion of rai‘road,and the acts amenda- |
tory thereo”. The object and purpose
of the suid company is 1o coustruct, |
miintain, and operate a railroad !
about one hundred and sixty miles |
in lengkt from the City of Colum
bus, in the State ot Geirgia, to a |
point on the state line between the
states of Greorgia and Floridaandin I
the county ot Dezatur, said rnadi
to run iato and through the couna |
ties of Muscogee, Chattahooch o,
Stewurt. Webster, Randolph, t al~
houn. Early, Baker, Miller avd De- |
catur,in the St. te o* Georgia. The |
B.id Compiny will aso construct |
avd operate & branch rosd fromn |
its suid maia hue, which branch
will be_in at some point ou its main |
line, avd run into and across the |
counti 8 ot Baker, Culhoun, and !
Terrell in the State ot Gecrzia, to
the town o Dawsou in said couaty
of T.rrell, i
The said brauch to be fort- five |
miles long, as ve.ras can Le esti- |
mated. Theamountof the Capital
Stock ot said Compauy is o be vue
milion dollars, divided iuw shures
of one houdred dotars each. The |
suid . Gunby Jordan, Heury R
Goetcalus, Uscar 3. Jordan; g, .
Murphy, Jr., N. N. cuuis, L. M.
Foley and H. C. Bussey are to he
the laungers aka ulreetors oi the
said road, ior the first year, with
powers usita.y iucideat tu such |
corporations. o
Tuis 3ch May, 1889,
Citation,
GEORGIA—Terrell Cognt::
Ordinary’s Oftice May 6, ’B9. }
Whereas it -ppearing to the
court that on the 28th d.y of Anril,
1849, J.s. T. Hayes, |ut+ ot said
county, ueparted this lite and have
iny made aud published his last
will and testament ot which he
aominated Jas. H. H yes hisexec
utor, and whereas Jas. H Hayes
has petitioned the Court of Ordin
ary of said county to probate said
will in solemn torm on the first
Monday in Juve next, and w ereas
Thas. 8. itayes, one ot the heirs,
resides out ot this state, therefore
l all intevested are Lereby notified to
‘Bow cause, if any they have, why
-said will should not he probaited in
~solsmn furm on the fiest Monday in
June, 1889, at Terrell Cou t of Or
divary. J. W. Roperrs,
| may,6,4t, Ordinary.
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Terrell Sheriff Sales.
GEORGTA—TerreII County :
| Will be sold before the court
“house deor in Dawson, Ga., said
~county, en the first Tuesday in
- June within the legal hours ot sale
_the following property, to wit:
. Lot o land No, 121 in the third
' District of Terrell county, levied
on and sold by virtue of a tax fi
lfn' issued by J. H. Crouch, Tax
Collector, avainst W. M. Martin,
}ngent. for Btate and county taxes
lor 1888, Levy made and returns
' e towe by D. A, Megahee, L. C.
T, R. THorNTON,
| April 50, 1889, Sheriff,
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Executor’s Sale.
By virture of an order from the
Court of Ordinary of Terrell coun
ty, will be soll 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. ninety~six (96) in the Twelfth
District of Terrell county Georyia.
Sold as the property of the estate
of W. T Campbell, deceased.
Termscash, T.R. dHax~yam.
April 30, 1889. Executor,
Ay . N
Notice to Teachers.
Dawsox, Ga., May 4th, 1889.
I will hold a public examination
in Dawson for applicants for teach
ers’ license on Thursday and Fris
day. the 30th aod 31st days ot
May, 1889. Thursday will be set
apart for the examination of color
ed applicants, and Friday for the
white applicants,
All who wish to be examined
will come in early on the days set
apart for the examination.
Gro, Kaworer, C, 8, €,
r
J. W. Tyrner
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Will Sell His Soul for $3.
Buch an announcement is caleu
lated to send a thrill ot astonishe
ment and surprise through the
communvity, scarcely greater than
the correct aunouncement
J. W. TURNER WILL SELL
N
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 mouney.,
The sole and upper of Turver’s
shoes are strongly attached to each
other. They cling to each other
in fair weather and in foul, for
be ter or for wovse, No amount
of bad usage will part them,
The soul of love is not more stead-~
tast to its star than Turner's
soles are to their respect
ive uppers.
Ak WHO LOVE
PERFECTION
in footwear; who seek for ease and
economy; fit and fashion; finishi
and tineness; the luzury of light- !
ness and the satisfaction of strength |
and all who want a perfect shoe are
invited to call on
J. W. TURNER, I
DAWSON, - - GA.|
Lty
(CURES IN FROM I
oue to five days. |
H Manufactured only by l
m Crouch Bros, |
DAWSON, -:- GA. i
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Price - S octs. l
50. PARKS, H. S. BELL
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J. G. Parks & Co., |
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FIRE [NSORANCE AGENTS,
DAWSON, GA.
All kinds of property insured at |
reasonable rates, Losses satisfacs
torily adjusted and promptly paid.
Companies represented all strong |
ltheral und reliable. |
Office over drug stere of (heat-
Fam & Dean, north side of Public
Square.
Bracc WeLLBoRN,
THE BARBER,
DAW-ON, - GEORGIA.
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EITHER NOT OR COLD BATH,
Call and try wmy elegant new
chair. Polite attention to custom
ers, good work and neatness the
rules of the shop. Dallas Beck
worth’s old stand.
ConrectionerY
|
When needing Candies, Crack
ers, Apples, Oranges, Banannas,
Lemons, or anything in the Con
{ectionery line, call on
. %L b MIZE
at his 6ld stand on Main street,
where you will always find a first
c.ass aggortment,
FRESH AND NICE.
I contiaue to make a specialty
of Books, Stationery and Art
Goods. I aiso sell the Domestic
Sewing Machine, which leads
them all. Come to see me and I
will please you.
C. L. MIZE, Dawson, Ga.
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Dawson, Georgia.
Griggs & Laing,
—ATTORNEY-AT-LAW—
Dawson, ) t Georgia.
Prompt attention to all busis
ness.
N *e - T
R. F. Simmons,
Dawson, - - - - Georgia.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW AND
Will practiee in all Courts ex=
cept hisown. Al persons having
land for sale and desiring to thor
oroughly adyertise it anrfthmr 200~
tion should 2allon me,
We will sell at the following prices
until all are sold: -
J. M. Veach’s Favorite Family Flour 251 b. Sack - at 65cts,
Akin & Son’s Best Canvassed Hams at - = 11 1-2¢ts,
Imported Rice, pure white, at - - 5 I-2cts,
Fine Rio Coflee a: - - - ” * - 20cts,
New Yok Granulated Sugar at - * * 9 I-4cts,
Pearl Grits at - - 5 ’ i B« Ti3ekots,
Fresh Soda Crackers at - - o . - 7cts.
Church & Co’s. Arm and Hammer Soda at - - 6 1-2cts,
One Pound One Spoon Baking Powder at - & v« 200,
Sardines at - . - = < oscts. per Box,
Grain Black Pepper at - - » 20cts. per I,
Grain Spice at - - > 13cts,
Ben Her Tobacco, Good Chew, at - =iy 160 ts
Grey Eagle Tobacco, good chew, at - = 36cts,
Blackwell & Co’s Smoking Tobacco at o g akals
Lorrillard’s Snuff at 2 b s 50 cts,
Eagle Milk, Standard Brand, at . . 15 1-2 cts per can,
Babbett's Potash at & ‘¢ .+ 6 1-2 cts. per can,
Starch at k, 5 o s 4 cts per lb.
Laundry Soap, best brands, at o o 3 I-2 cts per lb,
2,400 Parlor Matches for N - " 20cts,
Nutmegs 10 for ! - . 2 oscts.
Extract Vanilla 2 ¢ 3 gcts per bottle,
Extract Lemon - - - Bcts per bottle,
Best Apple Vinegar v 20cts per gal.
Havanna and New York Cigars 3cts. each.
These Goods are all new and we give
1 - »
them to you at these prices to get out of
the Groce:y trade.
We are Agents for the best and cheap
est Door Bell on earth. .
MARLIN & SON, Dawson, Ga.
Is prepared to furnish his 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 confident that he can
You at least TEN to TWENTY per cent. by iunspecting his goods
and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Wiil recoive whatever you erder and wiil get the exact weight of
whet you bargain for.
Is what moves this world along, so the old Clown saye. Send me
your orders and get value received for your money.
e e e ey
We are not fond of spurting and blow
ing, but we do propose to save money to
thosc who favor us with their patronage.
We are carrying a ve.y large line of
Dry Groods, Wo
tions, Shoes and
FURNI'TUORE,
Besides a full and comple assortment of
y [
- GROCERIES AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
HARNESS and SOLE LEATHER.
We would be pleased to show these goods and we guarane
tee prices againstany place or any people. We invite special
attention to LACES, RTBBONS, TUCKINGS, RUFFLINGS and
WHITE GOODS in general. ge=We offer you the Celebrated
Grand Jury Tobacco at 30 cents per pound,
all other goods in the same ratio, Come and see us anl we will do you
good. Yours truly, )
LOWREY & ORR.
WITH I'TS OWN VOLITION
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Like the Great town of D:msbn, it is carried on to SUCCESS by
MERIT ALONE.
The Soutlhi~vrest Ga.,
MITRCANTILIE HOUSIT,
Iz 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 to hand'e
First-Class Groods.
at prices that defy competition, havs been appreciated by the people of
this and surrounding counties, and makes us more than ever determines
ed to fill every possible war:t that might ar'se. We are in the lead and
propose to stay there, it 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 GOGDS, NOTIONS, BAOTS, SHOES,
HATS, HARDWARE and FURNITURE.
Ia Bouthwest Georgia. When we have feasted your eyes on the
goods, yonr'pm:lgg_t book will fly open with its own volition.
A.JBAIIDWIN, & CO.
The Cheanntile House, - - - Dawson, Ga.
{ SUCCESSOR TO }
L. D. HATCHER & BRO
DA WSON, GA.
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SUCH AS
Sugar, Coffee, Mea
Canned Goods,
Hard-ware, -
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Purniture
STOVES,
And everything else kep
in a first-class Gener
al Store.
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My stock is full and complete
I guarantee my prices to be as Lo
a 8 the Lowest, and cordially ask
trial this year.
Respectfully,
A. P. HATCHER
Feb 13,1889.
.
Mrs. C. L. Miz
Has Received a beautiful live of
®
Spring & Sumne
MILLINERY
and would be pleased to have th
Ladies call and examine her goods
Dress Malking
I am also prepared to do Dl'd
Making, and the ladies would d
well to bring their work to meé,
sell the Domestic Sewiag Machine
I am still on :
ROGERS & JANES BLOCK,
DAWSON, 1315()8(4!{..“"
DENTISTRY.
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Dr. 1.1 Thurmond
DAWSrQ‘N. GA.
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@ Satisfaction guarant
' YrY?in all kindsof Dent
Work, Old plates repmred ap
made good as new. ;
BESI LOCAL, AN ESTHETIC USED FO!
PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TE'L'TL‘&
Patronage respectfully S:’l‘(jltfe.
Office vpsteirs gver Talbot's etO/"
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Dr J. F. McMATH,
Physician and Surgeon
Ofters his profes:innnl svr\'i(‘fl;“;
the people in oml #rY
Parrottville. ot
Calls promptly attended day f‘ill
night. Can be tound at I’url‘O}‘;‘uc
in the day time and at leside
of Mr, Henury Lee at night.