The Dawson news., May 29, 1889, Image 2

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“THE NEWS"
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Ry E. L. RAINEY.
OFTiCTAS. ORGAN OF THE COUNTY.
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HAWSON, GA., Mavy 20, 1830, |
Advertiseis shovld remember f,"n"f_
#he Nows ie the Official prpor of both |
12 Toun and Countu (jncers, und
we guarantee our Circvlation to equd!
the conbiied coculativns of the tice
tth v poper? ) wblished n the cornty. |
L e s
Dawsox Lies got a Lump on her
snd is getting there i such mans
.01+ sto fifl every citizcen’s Leart
avith pride, |
e
The Semi-iVeckly Kows.
The issuing of a seni-weckly
<dition of the Nrws hes been
‘Vrasched to us several times lately
hy some of the city's most promis
Bent business men.
Dawson is rapidly forging ahcad
and the News i 3 going to keep
pace with her growth, We iecog
-lize the necessity of a seni
wweehly newspaper in Dawson,
and if the proper encouragement
Fegiver ug we stand ready to pul
dish it. Nothing vould do more
to proniote the material inter
erte of the city than proper
rewspaper faciiitics. Hince takic g
charge the NEws the preset mens
agement has earnestly and faithis
fully endeavored to help the ciry
and county on to the goal which
they cursriving to reach, Wlheths
er or not our ¢fforts have availed
snything we leave for tine to tell,
Not a single issuc of the paper
is allowed to go to press without a
good word for Diwson and its
s umerous enterprisce,
The poiut has now been reached
when Dawson’s enterprise, push
and vim slould be laid hefore the
world ottener than once a week,
aud through a semi-weekly edtion
of the News it is proposcd to
i,
tn u short while we will start a l
eanvasser on the rounds to see how |
wuck in carnest are our p(--vpln,f
wudaf the proper encouragonent
is given him ju the way of sub
seriptions and advertisements w.
wiil putin new machinery and types
and give the people of this seetion
s seni-weekly and weekly paper
thar will do eredit to the city. Look
out for the solicitor,and if you want
your scetion rvepresented by a
newsp per that will Le an in por
tant fuctor in your town and coun
ty's growth, give him a word of
good cheer sandwichad w.th busi
e,
Leal Them.(; Blow.
As a newspaper interested in
the welfare of the community, the
News feels it its duty tosay a word
to the grand jury in regmd to
the hoases of ill fame in the eity.
We have betore alluded to
these diszracetul places, but so im
portunt is the matter of putting
brakes on these temples of vice
we feel coustrained to speak again.
We can casily point to a score
of young boys, intellizent and
j romising, who have become en
trgpped by the inmates of these
hell-Lles,
It is the duty of grand jurors
20 lock after these matters, it
them to the bottom and deal them
such o Llow as vill rid Dawson of
Such posts,
£n Indusfu"a; .‘.‘c’haol for Girls.
Puring the last session of the
State Teucher's Convention ot
Atbensa letter was read from Hon.,
W. Y. Atkinson. of Newnan, in
which that centleman announced
this purpose of intraducing a bill at
the summer zession of the leaisla
ture to cstablish an inlustrial
#clool Zor the technical eduecation
and training ot white girls in the
e A resolution endorsing Vy
Atkiusou's idea wis unanimously
adopted Ly the convention,
We ree :nt this time 10 good
swrexzon why this Lill should not bes
come n law. Similar measures have
bean wdepted in other states and <o
far &s our obeervation goes, the
#chocls ave buing suceessfully oper
ated and wre productive of great
good.
M e
Japrc Jxo. T, CLARKE went to
Athens fast week, in response to
Fequest Ly the facuity
to deliver lectures to the law
students of the eniversity, “Ih
dex of the Bar” was chosen as the
ptlject foy these lectures, and o
wan in Georgia could discuss it in
& mote mssterly mauner thas
d Judoe Clurke, .~
Now is Tha Time. ‘
The News has for sone time
Leen advoeating anew court Louse,
and we still believe it to be nc-j
cessity. Jureounty and town sre
erowing rapidiy, thousands of dol
lars are beihg added to onr t:‘.x;-r;
bUle property vearly, and the tine
bus cowe when the old barn ou the
«quare should be repliced by o
structure more in keeping with the
diguity and wesith of Terrell coun
ty. While people should not be
judzed by the clothes they wenr
and “the man's the man fora’ that,” |
it is a fact that our first impres |
siun, which is the most lusting, is
trom the dress of those with whon |
we come in coutact. Justso are .
countics aud states judged by lheir%
roads and public buildinzs. Stran- |
‘gers hearing ot Tervell's prospenty
f:md prozress come to investigate, |
‘I and they ure greeted ou their arii-.
' val with thaaesertion that Dawson |
i and Terrell county are on a grmti
{boom. They leok around them |
’ for evidences of the boom and ‘
{among the first sights that grc\t!
their eyes {s our old rickety court |
: house. A ecloud is at once cast
| over our boastful assertions, aud
Lihey go away with tle thought,
thongh probably not expressed,
' that wealthy and progressive coun
| tics, like wealthy avd progressive
| mien, have better houses and more
‘ conveuiences than sre apparent in
{ our present court house, What will
i be thecostof avew and commodi
[ous court house when divided
; among all our taxpayers? A mere
{ nothing. Lt usiise to the oceas
!sinn, and with the utae spirit of
t progress animating us declare that
: a new court house we toust and will
‘ bave. We hope that the present
grand jury will see fit to rccoms
wend that eteps be taken to bhuild
a new court bouse, such a one us
will prove an enduring memorial
‘fu their cfliziency and pregressives
ness,
et e e i
The FRoad Congress. |
The Road Congress, in session in .
in Atlanta lnst week, was largely |
attended from all ecctions of Il:(‘}
State. The body was in eainest ;
about improving Georgia’s roads, |
i'uml discussed the natter e rnestly
and inteliigently.
It approved a bill which the leg
l islature will be asked to puss at its |
| July session. One of its principal l
B : :
tfeatures is that mizdemeanor cons |
i
‘ viets shall be put to woik upon
| its bighways. If its eforts shali
result in such a chance in our cous
viet system and such improvement
in our roads, then the members
shalt have sccomplished two great
I reforms in the inter st of the who'e
| people.
The following resolutions were
unanimously apopted:
Resolved, That in the opinion
of this congress the aorienliural and
all other interests of the State de
mand a change v the road laws
ot Georgia.
Resolved, That for want of time
to give the subject proper consid
eration, the president of this cons
gress appoint a committee from this
body, composed of one from each
Congressional district and two
from the state at large, who shall
formulate and presest a 0 wemorial
to the legislature at the vext session
of the same, suggesting sush chag.
ges in the road laws of the State as
they may think will result in giv~
ing tothe people better roads,
I Resotved, That the memorial to Le
| prepared sLall embrace these ileas
| —first, that the couviets of the
| State be utilized us far as possible;
{svcnnd, that the labor of the Stute
{ bear its fair proportion of the hur—
ldeu; third, that the property bear
its fuir proportion ot the burden;
[ fourth, that a large discretion be
; left to each county as to the char
{acter and amount ot work to be
‘donc: fifth, that in any law that
irlmll be framed the mterest of the
! public shall bear against and not
{ with the person or persons
itlmrge of the road working.
[ A resolution was offered by
| Judge Eve, ot Richmond, requests
| ingthe school of technology toadd a
{a course of traiving 1n roud builds
ling and construction of road
bridges.
’ e
Tue peusion fraud industey s
' being worked for all it is worth by
i(,‘omn;i.\'sinnur Taoner. He scems
to consider it his duty to increase
[ both the number and the amaonnt
| of persizng, not to discover those
who are drawing fraudulent peii
| sions,
; e
i Ir is veported that Mr. Blount
jwill have a tormidable oppoucnt
| for congress next vear iv the per
fsonof Col. Tom Hardeman. It i«
' given out that Bibb's delegates wil!
be tor the Colonel.
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A YOUNG lady has been appuint
Led postmaster ut Ty Ty, and it is
Leaid fifteen able-bodied young men
[ have applicd for the position of as
sivtant | ostinnster,
Come and Live With Us.
Dawscn is one of thagmost de
lizhtful and ioviting places of resi
dence in the south, possessing many
and viried attractions. The Lealth
6ino place is betier and the water
13 cvol andsparkling, and our eiti
zens are law-abiding and publics
>;’§l‘ ted,
Cur paspeets for doubling our
reilroad advantages are good, and
befure another year pusses by we
wii thus be favoved.
Our schoois and eharches ave in
anod condition end v e huve better
scheol advavtages thav any town in
Southwest Georgia. Severaltamilies
are making arrangeiients to move
here and no doubt the nuwnber will
run into the hundreds.
There is nothing to prevent
Dawson from becoming a con
m o 1 Y fudustrial and edvea ionzl
ceittre, and such a place attracts
only the hest citizens who desire to
raise their finvilies in a refined and
edacated commuunity, surrounded
by the best waral atmosphere pos.
sible.
Those seeking such a home can
make their arrangzenicnts to come
and live with us.
Ruv. P. 8. Twrrry miade a good |
and timely sugzestion {o the Izuli(\sl
of Cuthbert, the otber night, when
ke said that he would be glad tui
see them orcanize an ami~kissiug'
society. This frequent and too
common habit of bussing among
the ladies has Lecome diszusting,
R et o o '
CHICKEN tlaeves are wnrrymgl
the citizens in 2 neichboring town, |
They should go back to the old plan
of loading thie henliouse with a ball |
dog. |
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WILL BOYCOTT THE MERCHANTS.
Down with the Merchants Who Sells Jute
Ecgging, Says the Randolph Aliiance.
From Sunday's Telegraph we
get the following concerning the
action of the alliance in our neigh~
; boring county of Randolpi:
~ ““Down with the jute trust and
‘down with any merchaats in Ran
’dnlph county who expose for sale
jute baggin . ’
This is what the aliianeemen of
Randolph adopted in convention
assembled at the court house in
| Cuthbert Friday. After con
| curring with the National Aliiance
| in the opposition to jute and pledg.
ing themselves to stand by them in
’ using cotton hagging alone, they
| made a sweeping resolution to
l cover the whoie ground, and
[ adopted the following additionul:
l Resolved, first, That this couns
‘ ty alliance will not patrotiize any
merchant in Randolph county
\ who will expose for sale any jute
bagging the present year, Resolv
! ed, second, That a copy of this
| resolution be sent to the president
of the state alliance and that he be
; asked to request every county and
| sub-alliance iv: the state to co~oper
l ate with us in tiis matter,
A peculiar point under this
! rezolution will oceur with the mer
| chants, Quite a number have
] made their orders for jute for the
| coming season, Will they cancel
all orders and subject themseives
' to censure, and probably litigation
or conform to the alliance lesolu
tion; or will they let their orders
stand and sell in opposition?
: Acquitted, ;
~ Bill Hobbs, the tamous horso;!
swapper, who was arrested and tas |
ken to Macon county, charged with
larceny after trust, several wouths :
ago, was tried and acquitted Thurs- !
day. He went down to his home |
Cin Terrell Fridiy, and as soon as |
he gets use to the freedom, ‘
he will he on the road again, with ;
& mule or horse or some other quad
ruped to swap. Itisn't right for the
i Macon county peorle to accuse a |
man of stealing a horse because he |
i can out swap them says,the Ameri- |
cus Republican, {
r et O i
| Cots. l
- Farmoats are being barvested,
and the yield in many cases is good, ‘
considering the Mey drouth.
i i i
- ““All spirits produced by Distill- |
‘vrs who use other materirls than
| Apples, Peaches or Grapes, Musr
- be entered iu Distillery Warchouse |
;:\ml be stamped with \\mob(msoi
stamp, (this makes first stamp on |
barvel) and when withdrawn nom‘
Distillery Wareliouse on payment |
oF tax, the tax paid stamp (which |
! ix the second stamp on and is thv!
larest) must be affixed.” 1
- The above is the law on all dis- |
titled co s and coods not distilicd |
donoteame under this requirement, ’
but are furced to be stamped with ’
one stamp oaly,
£ F. Beruuse,
s e
- 8900 reward offered by the pro
prictors of Dr. Saee’s Catarrh Rein
edy for an incurable case.
e !
Just hat the People Want. :
I have used Chamberluiu’s Colie, |
Cliolera avd Diarrhoea Renedy
with sutisfactory lesults, My
teichbors have also used it to their
csatistuction. It is a first-class rems
ey, und one that is safe to recyms
- mend for bowels complaints. M,
}A\H:. Postmaster, Leon, Springs,
| Bexar cecunty, Texas. So)d by
druggist,
The EXCELSIOR Saloon
N 0 :
|
BILLIARD HALL,
For Fine Liguors, |
Domestic and Tmported, |
STANDs HEAD. !
fee Cold Porter, !
ALE and KEG BEER, |
Soda and Mineral Water |
Al on Draught. |
\l\”m E".!li!‘!,\'? i
And Milk Sinkes. i
Mint Juleps,&e..&:. |
Orly 2 stamr “ HARDSHELL
CORN " in the city. i
L BAE v : |
F. Bethune, Proprietor. '
;;; 'I Y 3 E‘ IR i x
BUILDING MADE CHEAP.
—BY CONTRACTING WITH— !
CEOQ. .PACE,
.
PAWSON GA,
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Contracts for all kinds of hlllld~‘
ing token at lowest rates, and ma- |
terial furnished when desired. 1
have been in the husivess for fif-|
teen years and know my business |
and guarantee my work. j
®Hill Worls. 1
1 have had a large experience in
this line, and guarantee to do good |
and cheap work on new mills or
repairing old ones.
- r
Gin Worls,
I have had twelve yeurs experis
ence with machinery aod a full set
of teols can make your old gin
work like a new one. [ have re
paired a larze number of gins and
have yet to hear the first comp'aint
of my work or price. 1 sharpen
gins by machinery or hand and all
work done will be made payable
October Ist, 1830,
I will eall on yon cuving the
gpring and summec months. This
is allowing you ashowivg, and 1
hope you will hold your work for
me. My address is Lock Bos,
224, Dawson. Ga,
GEO. V. PACE,
Feh 20,1889,
Y ‘ :
Notice
Is hereby given that at the suw
mer session of the Levislature a
bill wihi be introduced to incorpo
rate the town of Parrot, in Terrell
county, Ga., providing tor a Mays
or and Council of said town, and
for other purposes,
Mav 22nd, 1889,
e .
Citation,
GEORGIA—Terrell County: )
Ordinary’s Office May 6, °B9. |
Whereas it :ppearing to the
court that on the 23th day of Anril,
1889, Jus. T. Hayes, late of said
county, departed this life and hav
ing made aud published his last
will and testament ot which he
aominated Jas, H, Hayes his execs
utor, and whereas Jas, 1. Hayes
has petitioned the Court of Ordin
ary of said county to probate said
will in solemn form on the first
Monday in Jupe next, and whereas
Thos. 5. Hayes, one of the heirs,
i resides out of this state, therefore
~all interested are hiereby notified to
s ow cause, if any they have, why
} said will should not be probated in
colemn form on the first Monday in
June, 1880, at Terrell Cou t of Or
dinary. J. W. RosEerrs,
‘; may,6,4t, Ordinary.
1 | *(¥ (v
Terrell Sherift Sales.
; GEORGTA-—Terrell County :
Wil be sold before the court
;lmnsv deor in Dawson, Ga., said
county, en the first Tuesday in
June within the lezal hours of sale
the following property, to wit:
Lot ot land No, 121 in the third
Dictrict of Terrell county, levied
on and sold by virtue of a tax
fa, issued by J. H. Crouch, Tax
Collector, agninst W, M. Martin,
agent, for State and county taxes
lor 1888, Levy made and returns
el towe by Do A, Mcgahee, L. C.
| T. R. Tnorxtox,
- April 30, 1889, Sheriff.
- Executor’s Sale.
By virture of an order from the
Court of Ordinary of Terrell coun
ty, will be =old before the court
house door,in Dawson in said eoun
‘ty.oun the first Tuesday in June
next.withia the legal houes of sale,
to the hi_hest bidder, lot of land
No. ninetyssix (96) 1 the Twelfth
Distriet of Terrell county Georgia.
Sold as the property of “the estate
of W. T, Campbell, deceased,
. Termsecash. T.R. daxyan
April 3), 1889, Executar,
. .
Pon’t Fail
To ask vour dealer for
Kidder's best Patent Flour,
Ridder's Chiet Patent Flour,
avd Kidder's Vieter Extra Faney,
or halt Patent. They are the best
brands on the warket,
fel). 6, 18849 6mo.
~
Chas. G. Mercer,
“—ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Dawson, : $ Georgin,
Office over Cheatham & Dean's
Drag Store,
e Will attend promptly to all
business entrusted to me
e 2y 3 04
Is prepared to furnish his customers and the pablic eenerally with the
1 ! DA NN\ vi 4 s ..,1.,,.‘.~.
freshest and best FANCY and FAMILY GROCERIES of all kinds,
g ea
W ILL
Keep constantly in sicck a complete assovtaent of Bread, Cakes,
Prudts, *Nuts end Candy, nd feels comfident that he can
You at least TEN to TWENTY per cout. by inspecting his goods
and prices belore purchasing elsewhere,
Wiil reccive whatever you order and wiil get the exact weight of
what you barguin for.
P Am
MONETY
Is what moves this world along, o the old Clown savs. Send me
vour orders and get value reccived for vour money.
v’
‘ fper
5 °
]' % b .iy N
Will Sell His Soul
3 e
For $3. |
- Such an announcement is calcu
lated to send a thrill ot astonish
ment and surprise through the
commuuity, scarcely greater than
the correct annnuncement
| T DRI A Ty
i‘]' W. TURNER WILL SELL
IO QAT R IND O
{ HIS SOLE FOR $3.
l Turner's soles are a specialty
| and have made a reputation when
g connected with a stout, strong up
| per, as the best shoe ever offered
| tor the money.
i The sole and upper of Turner’s
| shoes are strongly attached to each
i other. They cling to each other
’in fair weather and in foul, for
;be?tur or for worse, No amount
{ of bad usaze will part them.
| L
i I'he soul of love is not more stead
tast to its star than Tuarner’s
} soles ure to their respect
| ive uppers.
E
| Xre
ALk UIHO LOVE
{
!
| PERFECTION
1
!
| in Tootwear; who seek for eace and
| ecconomy; fit and fashion; finish
l and tineness; the luzury of lizhes
ness acd the satisfaetion of strenath
I and a’'l who want a perfeet shoe are
| invited to cail on
{
| xRy ¥ . e
| J. W, Turner,
i DAWSON, - = GA
;
- ConpecioperY
E
i When needing Candies, Crack—
cers, Apples, Oranges, Banannas,
Lemons, or anything in the Con
fectionery line, call on
| 24
| C. L. MIZE,
Im, his old stand on Main street,
where you will always find a first
c.ass assortment,
' FRESH AND NICE.
I continve to make a specialty
Qf Books, Stationery and Art
Goods. T aiso sell the Domestic
Sewing Machine, which leads
them all. Come to zee me and I
- will please you.
" C. L. MIZE, Dawson, Ga.
J. G. PARKS, H. S. BELL
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| 'lo (Ju l (‘l l\s & CO-’
m v iT 1
FIRE INSORANCE AGENT,
DAWSON, GA.
All kinds of property insured at
reasonable rates Losses satisfacs
torily adjusted and promptly paid.
Companies represented all strong
liberal and reliable.
Office over drug store of Cheat
ham & Dean, north side of Publie
Square.
B o WL
Brace WeLLsony,
THE BARBER,
DAWSON, . GEORGIA.
: i
EITHER 10T OR COLD BATIL
Call and try my clegant new
chair. Polite attention to customs
ers, good work and neatness the
rales of the shop. Dullas Beck
worth’s old stand.
S ekl T ;__:T——~ WEanEsioß e
R. F. Simmons,
Dawson - - - - Georgia.
ATTORNEY:AT-LAW AND
Will practice in all < ourts ex~
sept hisown. Ail persons having
land ‘or sale and desiving to thor
oroughly advertise it aud theiwr seo~
tion should eall on me.
Griggs & Laing,
—ATTORNEY-AT-LA W— )
Dawson, : it Georgia.
Prompt attention to all busis,
nesst
a.
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L. D. HATCHER & BRO,
DAWSON,GA. |
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|
GROGERIES,
l SUCH AS
Sugar, Coffee, Meat
!Canned Gfoods
l
;Hard-ware,
*
| Purniture,
-~ STOVES,
{ And everything else Lept
1 in a first-class Gener
l al Store.
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| My stock is full and complete.
{1 cuarantee my prieces to be as Low
| as the Lowest, and cordially ask a
| trial this year.
\ Respectfully,
| f 1 Tfiwsia
B H ¥
A P. HATGHER
} Feb 13,1889, .
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s, C. L. [lize
‘Eh g‘w Ve ‘;)Xo IEZ
! Has Reccived a beantiful line of
: Sa 30 C" 6\”! -
(Npring & Sammer
’ MIILILINERY
::'.nel would be pleased to have the
' Ladies call and examine her goods.
ress Malking.
|1 am also prepared to do Dress
. Making, and the ladies would de.
{ well to bring their work to me, 1
| sell the Domestic Sewiaz Machine,
[ 1 am still on
| ROGERS & JANE® BLOCK,
E DAWSON, GEORGIA,
| DENTISTRY.
s fii Yi‘l : l
» 3 5
B EH.Thurmond,
| DAWSION,GA.
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1
TS Satisfaction guaranteed
TYTS in all kinds of Dental
t Work. Old plates repaiced and
| made good a 3 new.
* BE3TI LOCAL ANESTHETIC USED FOR
{ PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH.
L Patronaze respectfully solicited,
§ Office vpsteirs over Talbot’s store.
| Dr.J. F. MeMATH,
1 . .
Physicianand Surgeon,
Ofters his vrofessional services to
the people in ond around
{ Parrottville, .
Calls promptly attended day and
night. Cau be toun at Parrottville
in the day time and at residence
iof Mr. Henury Lee i nioht. l
PLANOS
| PLANOS
i g
| '3 Y 4 Y *ENE f I
~and Crgans for
| )
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| ; ‘_s,,&i e.
Tuning and Repairing Pone in Firsi-Class
Style
Remember that T will ke ‘P your
Pianos in perfect order for ten dol
]lurs a year. That means tuning,
{ replacing broken stringz, now un— |
| v .
{ dercloths, feliing chack pads, ko_v’
lifter pads, ficiog requlating prds, ;
wedging out key mortises, relining |
{ damper sockets, rebuilding damp- |
, ers, felting buff stops and l'vmwr-!
|ing hammers. All work guaran-|
| teed Tam prepared to do all kind |
of Piano repairing. |
Respectiully, |
L. D. LockaarT, T ‘
Dawson, Ga. J‘
Lioth Jas. Fricker & Bro., Ameri- |
! wren(ia & |
e e )
~Jas. H. Guerry, |
‘ —ATTORNEY-AT-LAW— ,
Caretile and prompt attcntwn}
given to @llibugin -, {
GREAT REDUCTION in PRICES
AT DRYIS & CCZIER’S THIS WEEK,
Cut Prices in Rll Departm'ts,
liace Fiduncings {
From 50 cents to 85: worth 75
to $1.25. Lovely Swiss Flouning l
‘rom Thets, to $1.65. Beauniful
Hewstiched Flouncing at $1.25 |
These goods are very desirable and |
sell fast.
Big Valyes
For the money in Wool Goods. i
Beautiful double width Cashmeres
at [ cents per ya d. ’
Lovely Henviettas in all shades 30c.
Surahs an Persian Bands to mateh. |
Silk and Wool Henriettas at 98¢,
These goods wust be sold, s 0 come
carly and secure the best values
tor the money. |
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Beautiful Surahs,
All shades, from 65ects. to 81 00|
Check Musling, Plaid Lawuos, lu-‘
dia Linvns,_ Piques, Stripe Lawns |
at YOUR OWN PRICE that will |
be sure 1o please, 1
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: Towels,
Napkins, Tahble Damasks and
all kinds of Linens cheaper than
ever, Qiults below their value.
Hous: Furnishings bave their
headquarters at ©Lovis & T czier.
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Desirable bry Goods
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The Wery Lowsst Prices
The Very Lowest Pri
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- We are not fond of spurting and blow
ing, but we do propose to save money t
those who favor us with their patronage
We are carrying a veiy large lineof |
Dry Goods, RTo
- tions,Shoes and
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Besides a full and comple assortment of
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HALRNESS and SOLE LEATHER.
| We would be pleased to <how these poods and we gll'i"'a'?
tee prices aginstany place or any people. We invite spee
Cattention to LACES, RIBBONS, TUCKINGS, RUFFLINGS o
WHITE GOODS in general, g 2 We offer you the Celebrated
Grand. Jury Tobacco at 3O cents per pu
all other goods in the same ratio, Come and see us and we will o
- good. Yours truly,
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-~ WITH ITS OWN VOLITION
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Like the Great town of Dawson, it is carried on to SUCCESS
MERIT ALONE.
Tlhe Soutlhh~xvrest Ga-
MERCANTIILE HOUS
Is as full of good things as are the fertile farms around Dawsom
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I the word, and we propese to Lead the procession in our line. ¥
feel that our eflorts to handle
First-Clas= G.—ood]s
at prices that defy competition, hava heen appreciated by the !‘G”E];i
this and sarrounding counties, and makes us more than ever d;tjd a
cd to fill every possible wart that might arise. We are in fih", i‘;‘]"‘
prepose to stay there, it LOW PRICES, ENERGY and F .-\ll\] g
ING will do it. Farmers, Mechanics, Professionals, and all 0
call in and Jock at the handsomest stock of
DRY GOZDS, NOTIONS, BNOTS, SHOES, UR
HATS, HARDWERE and FURNIT .
Ia Southwest Georgia., When we have t(-usted._\'_m“' eyes @
goods, your pocket hodk will fly open with its own volition.
A.J. BAILIDWIN, & CO. .
The Chean Mercantile House. - - - Dawson ®
Outing Flannels
26c¢ts. values for 12},
Chantiily Lace Fiouucinga.
Valenciennes.,
Egpptian Lace Flouncings,
Cheaper than the cheapest,
[tadies,
We ssll a shoe that is better than
Zeiglers tor less money, Wa will
cuarantee evety pair ot |, P, Reaj
& Co’s,
f
tose and 1-2 Hose,
Mon’s Shirts, Collurs, Cuffy and
1 Kinds ot furnishings. We ara
headquarters and can please you.
fovaly Challies
3ty Tlets. 1690 yds. best Law
at e, worth Te. Beautiful Jip
French Buatiste at 10 cts, Elegan
ine Sattecns 10 to 25 ets, Lge
Strips, Lace Checks, Dotte
Luw.s, Piaid Organdics at yoqy
‘,n,\\'n prices this week.
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~ Beauliful Ribbons
- Undervests, Hosiery, Handker
clicls, Parasols, Favs, Cors:s
Gluves, Laces &e. fora song.