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“THE NEW 5™
GEIVEL I VR AV
eisSt s e A : e l
By £. L. RAINEY. |
OFFICIAL OEGAN OF THE COUNTY. |
ee T e Sy
‘GEORGIA politicians ere figuring
on the next governor already. |
“Too scon, gentlemen Wait for
the wagen. "
Goveryor (Gozpox and the
heads of the departments moved
Fnto the new capitol building on
Monday last. -
ALBaxy scil, it i 3 eaid, grows
“bearing . English walnut trees.
*That kind of dirt is worth 815,000
an acre in California.
Sha!! Wa Celebrute?
The fourth ot July is tast aps
Pproaching, aud the question should
be presented and decided vron
now before it is to late to nike
ruitable preparations. If we re
member corvectly, it was the intens
tion of'the old solliers to have a
reunion and biz dinner in Dawson
on that day. Let us understand
each other in time, and it we do
decide to celebrate, lets bezin in
lime to make complete prepara
tions, It would be well not to
retrograde from the old time-hon
ored custom of having a grand,
old-fashiond, patriotic celebra
tion, ¥
It we ean’t celebrate, we are in
favor of going a fishing,
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THE WAGES OF SiN.
Miserable Sequel tc the Elopement of Hen
ry W Boore and Mrs. Xorton.
Theatrical people throughout the
country, and to aless extent the
general pullic, were interested a
months ago in the news of the elo
pement of the wife of J. W. Nors
ton, a well known theatrical man
ager in St. Louis and the owner of
several theatres, with IHenry W,
Moore, managing editor one of the
leading St. Louis newspapers. Af
ter the affair-had blowun over some
what they drifted to this city, and
Moore secured en:ployment upon
the World. The proprictor of the
werld is 2lso the proprietoe of the
St. Louis paper, of which Moore
was managing editor Lefore he ran
oft with his friend’s wite,
The couple had dropped out ot
sight entirely until on Sunaay the
Bt. Louis Globe Democrat printed
a story to the effect that Moore had
deserted the woman. Ie had
intended, the story went, when he
left St. Louis, to merry her assoon
as possible, but during hislite with
her here, he had discovered that
she was capable of unfaithfulness
to her lover as well as to her hus
band. Moore had thereupon, it
was said, thrown her over for good, |
Mrs, Norten last night, at her‘
home at 145 East Fortyseight
street,had already heard of the pub
ication in the Globe Deirocrat. She
had been ill, shesaid irom nervous
excitement. Her hair was in a
lose, d sordered coil on top of her
bead,'her big blue eyes were heavy,
her face pale and her dress in (is
order, but she still retained
much of the beauty that helped in
other days to gain her fiiends and
popularity. Sbe refused at first to
rpeak of her.relations with Moore.
Her affairs had been too a notorious
already, she said. Pressed to give
explanation of the severance of her
relation with Moore and of his
charges in relation to it she finally
consented to talk,
“Desertion,” she remarked. “Mr.
Moore is not here, it is true, but
there has been no desertion; st
least he did not desert me. I tur
ned him out of the house. I had
stood it as long as I could and I
told him I would live with him no
Jonger. Be may say he doesn't
want to. Perhaps we were both
disgusted with our life. We might
well be; but he did not desire me.
Now having done to me the greats
est injurya man can do toa wo
man heis trying to vindicate him.- |
seltby pulling me down; that is
all. What use would it be for me
to defend myself ? lam the wos
man in thethbe case; nothing can
help me. Besides he is a news
paper man and his side will be the
one the public will hear.”
For a Bt. Louis paper Mrs.
Norton or Mrs. Moore as she bas,
Deen known since she came to this
city, told a more detailed story in
which she acuses Moore of having
abused her and made her life mis< |
erable by his insanc jealousy.— |
New York Sun. l
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' a’ou?ng'mglmbfndi i |
snd Bfliousness, take . ™ l
BROWN’S IRON BITTERS
4t cures quickly. For gale by ali dealers in
aedicine. Gel the genuiue.
SHE IS FOND OF PIE,
And Would not Tell That She Fed Eesn
Foped,
Last Wednesday about noon a
Nearo man by the name of Jesse
Peterson went betore Judge A. P.
Gireer end swore out & warrent for
dohn Thomas charging Lim wiih
rape.
The assav't wos mede laat Fiis
day on the person of Dolly Robin
son, areven year old nogr:w girl, on
the Bovt Home Place about fcur
miles trom the city. Nothing wes
known ot it until yesterday morn
ine when 1t was learned fio:n the
girl by her grandinother,
Ever since lagt Friday the girl
lies been unwell and could ecarcely
walk. Her mother constan‘ly nos
ticed n lameness that she betrayed
and examired her feet, thinking
that bricrs hed got*en inte them
makine her lame. In the investi
eation of lameness she admitted to
her grardmother yesterday morn
liu;r what the true cause of the
(troub’e wus. When questioned
| conecrning her scerecy about such
'a diabo’ical erime sbe said that
Thomas, after muking the assault,
had given her a piese of blackberry
l pie not to teilit,
| As soon as thiswas known Mr.
| Boyt wus notified and examined
{t!xc girl finding that she lad I\.fuen
'ravished. An uncle ot the girl,Jes
| sis Peterson, was then notified,and
| ke, in comnany with the givl, her
{mother and grandmother, started
| for the city to have a warrant is
lgned. 2
On reaching the city Peterson had
a warrant issued, and Bailift Cod
win left immediately in scarch of
Thomas. He found him without
any trouble on the Boyt Lome
place and placing lLim under
arrest brought him to the city,
where he was lodged in juil about
‘hnlf pass five o’clock yesterday
| afterizoon.
| He protests his innocence and
‘donic-s most cmphatically any
| knowledze of the erime. He says
‘tlm't be was not on the place last
| Friday, but the virl after digesting
l the pie states wost positively that
he was her assailant.— Alhany
News.
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“Wedon’t wint any *God bless
ye's’” gaid Dr. Talmage at a meet
ing in Breoklyn to raise money
tor the Johustown survivors; *fwe
want cagh. Some of the meanest
men I ever knew have been predi
gal of ‘Good bless yve's.””
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His name i 3 . J. MceKin ney;
his residence i 8 Woodbury, Hill,
county, Texas; his statement ey
1880: My little son was cured Ly
B 8.8, of bud sores and vleers, the
recult ot a general breaking down
of hishealth from tever. He was
considered incureble, Lut two hot
tles of Swift's Specifie brought him
out all rieht.
| Mr. John King, of Jaekson, Mias, ¢
says that he was cured of rheuma
’ tism in his feet and legs by toking
Ewift’s Specifie. This was after
he had tried meny other remedies
both internal aud external and
paid many doctor's bills,
Switt’s Specific has saved e
years of untold misery by relieving
a partial paralysis in my left eide.
This was after I had heen treated
by the best physicians in - Bt.Lous
and Chicago. The tiouble was
caused by some derangement of my
bloed, which has been correcied
by 8 8.8.
T. A. Shepart, Sherman, Texas,
B. 0. Gillett, ot Purd, Mo,
says Swilt's Specific cured him of
Eczema on his limbs and hady.
He tock only two small bottles,
Is Lifs Viorth Living?
Not if you go through the world
a dyspeptic. Acker’s Dyspeptic
Tablets are a postive cure for the
worst form ot Dyspepsia, Indizcs
tion, Flatulency and Constipation.
Guaranteed and sold by
W.C. Kendrick
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Let us give the readers of the
News a little timely advice. Ilot
weather js coming and with it colic,
cholera morbus, dysentery aud di
arrhoea. The only safe” way to
combat these diseases, is to keep
some reliable remedy at hand, and
all who have tried Uhamberlain’s
Colie,! holera and Diarrhea Remes
edy will adwit that i is the wost
prompt, leliable and suecesstul
medicine for these complaints.
It costs but 25 or 50 cents, und
may be the means of saving you or
your family much suflering, it not
life itself, before the summer is oy
er. For sale by all druggists.
Are You Skepticol?
If so we will convince you that
Acker's English Remedy for the
lungs is superior to all ether prepars
atiors, and isa postive cure for 1l
Throet and Lung Troubles, Croup,
Whodping Cough and Cold. We
guarantee the preparation and will
give you £ sample bottle free.
W, C. Kendrick:
SRR
Bucklen’s Arnica Saive.
The Best Salvein the world for
Cats, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblaing, Corns, and
all Bkin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles. It 1s guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
Tor sale by Crouch Bros.
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Many Persons Arebroken
fiowa from overwerk or houschold cares.
Brown's Iron Bitters reputlas
the syitem, aids digestion, removes exoess |
ofbile, endd enres malaria, | Get the genuine
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“AGE CANKOT WITIIER HER,” I{
remarked an old gentleman, as he gazed |
fondly upon the comely little woman by his
side; *‘but frankly,” he continued, *‘at one
time I was afraid cosmetics wouid. ' The slllr i
little wowman, in order to appear youthfu |
plastered her fuee with different varieties of
whitewash, velept ‘brims,” * ereams,’ *lotions,’
ete *“Yes” interrupted the little woman,
1 did, unti! my skin became like {)archmcnt j
and 8o pimply and eoarse.” **Well,” gaid tho |
listener, “ What do you use now?" * Use,”" |
was the reply, nothing but common sense ‘
and Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Common sense told me that if iy blood was
?ure, liver active, appetite and digzation good,
het the outward woman would take on the
hue of beaith, The* Discovery’ did all those
things and ur;t.uau‘y rejuvenated me,” If you
would possess a elear, boautiful complexion,
free from blotches, pimples, cruptions, yellow
6pots and roughness, use the “Golden Med
ical Discovory.,” It is guaranteed to do
all that it is claimad to, or moneg said
for it wili bo promptly refunded.
Copyright, 1833, by WORLD'S Dl3, MED. Ass'N,
/22 50 (3 UEFERED
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4 44 for an incurablo case of Cas
. e W tarrh in the Head by the
])mprietors of Dr. Sage’s Catairh temedy. By
ts mild, soothing and heaiing pm%(-rdes. it
cures the worst cases, no matter of how long
standing. By diuggists, 50 cente.
Jo G. PARKS, H. 8. BELL
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TTRRE INGTTR AN K ATNTQ
ITREINSURANCE AGENTS
DAWESON, GA.
All kinds of property insured at
reasonable rates Losses satisfacs
torily adjusted and promptly paid.
Companies represented ali strong
liberal and veliable,
Office over drug store of heat~
bam & Dean, north side of Public
Square,
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FIFTH ANNUAL
CLEARANCE SALE
June 1 to Aug. 1, 1889,
$25,000
Worth of Planos and Organs
from best makers o bo closed
outregardless 6foost or value,
Stock too largo. Mustconvert
intocash orinstallment assets,
Some, entirely NEW INSTRU
MENTS neot used a day.
Some, Neariy New—used a fow
months only,
Some, used a year or So.—~Some,
used two to three years.
Some, fine Second Hands—tnken
in exchange, and made new ia
ourrepnir Facyory. fie-petished
—Re-sirung. sHestored in Tone
and Action, and made good for
years of service,
BARGAINS. EVERY ONE.
EASY TERMS,
Your OWN TERHMS almost.
Very light BMonihly Payments,
or Small Cash Panyment and bale
ance when yeus get ready.
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CASH BUYS CHEAP
Give you all the time wanted
but SPOT CASBi{ will save yon
meney. TRY Us ON. We will
meet you every time,
$5O, $75, $lO9, $l5O.
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s24p $O5, $5O, $75l
WRITE FOR BARGAIN SKEET.
CLEARANCE SALE
SUMMER 1889.
LODDEN & BATES, S.M.H.
SAVAMNAH, GA.
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Citation,
GEORGIA, Terrell County—
Toall whora it may con cern: James
I. Hayes has in due from applied
to the undersigned for permanent
letters of administration on the
estate of J. B. Hayes, late of said
county, desceased, and T will pass
upon said anplication cn the first
Monday in August,lBB9.
Given under my hand aad official
signature June Rth, 1889,
J. W. RonsErTs,
Ordinary Terrell County.
3 1 -t
Headquarters.
The News offize is acknowledg
ed headquarters {op cheap and
neat job printing in Dawson. Send
in your fuvors.
“flfluy 3 ag‘éj LAS Ly |
We are not {ond of spurting and blow-}
ing, but we do propose to save money to
those who favor us with their |'mtronage.li
We carry a very large line of - |
Dry Goods, WNo- |
- - |
tions, Shocosand |
FURNITURES,
Besides a full and comple assortment of .
GHOGCERIES (HD PLANTATION SUPPLIES, |
HARNESS and SOLE LEATHER. ]
We would be pleased to show these gosds and W guaran=|
tee prices agiinstany plece or any people. We invite special
attention to LACES, RIBUONS, TUCKINGS, RUFFLINGS sand
WIIITE GOODS in geveral. B5~We otier you the Celebrated
Grond Jury ''obaceco at SO cents per pound,
all other goods in the same ratio, Come aud sce us and we will do you‘
good. Yours truly, |
| NAWRITV |
i LOWREY & ORR. |
| WITH ITS OWN VOLITION l
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Like ihe Great town of Dawson, it is carried on to SUCCESS by
MERIT ALONE.
The Soutlhiwest Ga.. 1
MEROCANTIILKHOUSIE,
Is as tull of good things as are the fertile farms around Dawson.
et s() ee e
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|ls the word, and we propuse to head the procession in our line. We
feel that our eflorts to hand'e
First- Class Groods,
at prices that defy competition, have been appreciated by the people of
this and surrounding counties, aud makes us more than ever determin
ed to fill every possible wart that mightar'se. We are in the lead and
prepose to stay there, it LOW PRICES, ENERGY and FAIR DEAL
ING will do it. Fuarmers, Mechanics, Professionals, and all others,
call in and look at the handsomest stock of Y
DRY GOODS, BOTIGNS, BNOTS, SHOES,
HATS, HARDWARE and FURRITURE.
i Tla Southwest Georgia. When we have feasted vour eyes on the
| goods, your pocket book wiil fly open with its o'wn volition.
A.J. BAT.IDWIN, & CO.
The Chezv Morcantile Flouse, - - Dawson Ga.
T """""‘:“:':':; f;;:":-»;;‘;“ TTN ST MY MSOETVn Wunastins
o At .‘ZET(..I
%R TI ~‘: WG .g-r AT S ‘9';77
Q‘. T IRTIE TN }i‘_\§, &
Silverware, Cloeks,
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speclacies &e.
N. B. BARNES
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® ds TS anTm TR eodidimn 1A
Repairing et Rock Bottom prices
Main Street, Dawson, Ga.
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HH. P H.HL D
What is H. FI P.<?
H. H, P. is aliguid Panacea. Pleasant to the taste—that relieve
at once, SICKHEADACHE, CONSTIPATION and DYSPEPSIA,
H. H. P. acts gently, but eflectively on the bowels and liver.
H. 1. P does not nauseate or gripe,
11. H. P. is guaranteed to please you or your money refunded by
| G. BARRETT & {O, Augusta Ga.
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\ : rasty f‘[] "T < TIT T 3 g, | 2 7y |
JERSEY FLATS CHILLEFEVER CURE.
is warranted to cure Chills ana Fevers, Bilious, Intermittent, Remittent
‘or auy kind ot Fevers aod Chiils,
WITH JERSEY FLATS, ll' THERE IS NO CURE, NO PAY.
Remember Jersey Flats stops shakes and agues. JERSEY FLATS,
Warranted by G. BARRETT & CO., Augusta, Ga.,
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GILDERs LIVER PIiLLS
Are Purely Vegetable and the best for all diseases of the Stomucl
and Bowels. Try Gilder’s Liver Pills.
G. BARRETT & CO., Prop’s. Augusta, Ga.,
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MCs IRISH LINIMENT
Cures Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Scalds and Swellings.
Does not blister or remove the Hair. Try a bottle of Mc’s Irish Liniment
Manufactured by G. BARRETT & CO., Augusta, Ga.
r > Y EATRNTE .9 rav s 1 ’
FAKE“BARRETT' S TONIC
For an appetiser.
Cures Heartburn and Indigestion.
Relieves Sour Stomach.
BARRETI’S TONIC,”
For Sleepness and Nervousness,
Has no equal. !
G. BARRETT & CO., Prop’s. Augusta, Gag
These Goods For Sale By All Druggists. ‘
WHOLESALE BY ]'
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Hillman = Wade,
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INAWSON, GA.
rIG Ure raines.!
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We call the attention of Painters and everybody to our Celebrated 2
PURE : READY : MIXED : PAINTS.
which we sell under the following positive guarantee : |
We guarantee our lieady Mixed Paiuts, when properly applied to a
good surtave, NO'E "I CRACK, CH A LIS,
O EPICECE .. and to give perfect satisfaction as a firsbclassi
paint, and if after Three Years Wear, it fuils to meet the above requires |
ments, we sgree to furnish paints free of charge to repaint building. |
"The Ullmann & Phiipot R’ ig. Co. |
A full stock of these paints on hand ard for sale by {
(‘D OTTO B R |
CROUCH BROTHERS.
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W. C. KENDRICK
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Drucs M
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RUGS AND [VIEDICINES.
Y YEY Y
Maix STREET, DAwsoN, GA.
Being unable to sell my stock of Druge, Tam still at my OLD
STAND on Main Street, Dawson, Ga., and will keep a full and well
selected stock of everything usually found in a
T-GLASS BRUG STORE
= 3 B
FIRST-GLASS D& E
and will sell as cheap as any house in South—west Georgia,
i = o) wEany e T
; p-o 2 = g==3 Rl 9. M
Or to Prompt Paying Cumtomers
———E(O(F
! Parties owing me are earnestly requesied to SETTLE AT AN
5 EARLY DATE., C. I, Farrar i: authovized to make Settles
| ments and receipt, in my name, for any moncy dus me.
‘By fair dealings I hope to merit a liberal share of
| PUBILLIC PATRONAGIL.
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JEWELERS and DEALERS IIN
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Pianos & Organs
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We keep constantly on hand the finest and largest sssortwent of zoods
in out line to be icurd 3) uthwest Grorgia. CoNsisTING Fn part of
Watches, Diamonds, Solid Silver and Fine Plated Ware. ¢ locks,
Jewelry of aii kinds. Gold and Silver Head Canes and Um
brell iz, Fine Table and Pucket Cutlery, Heissors and Opera
Gigsses. Scwing Machine Needles, Oil, Parts and Attuch
wenty. Dentists Gold Fail, aud everything else usuaily
kept in a linst cLass JEWELRY ®Srors. Watehes,
Ciccks and Jewelry Repuired and Warranted.
Badges and Medals made to owder.
f 7 ¥ 17 YRT &Y T E ’ Yy
GOOS WE SELL ENGRAVED FREF.
Our Music Departuient is filled with
First-class Pianos and Organs, Vielins, Guitars, Ban
jos, Tambonrines, Accordions, Strings and ‘l'rimmines,
and all such other Goods 2s belonz 10 that live. | Orders
for Sheet Music will receive Prompt Attention, Our Mz,
L. D. Lockuart, Jr., will coanywhere in Souttowess Georzia
to tune and Repair Pianos acd Organs, or call upon thoss wish=
ing to buy. No house in the State ean wndersell us in either line.
B Write tor Catalague to
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sept. 19,1888,
Jas. H. Guerry,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW—
Dawson, - - Georgia.
Caretul and prompt attention
given to all business,
3 v. 1 . 3 v
Griggs & Laing,
—ATTORNEY-AT
Dawson, § $ Georgia.
Prompt attention to all busis
negs.. v
. J. L. Janes,
Attorney at Law,
DAWSON, GA.
Business respectfully solicited.
N - &
Chas. G. Mercer,
—ATTORNEY¥-AT-LAW.—
l?n\:vson, $ 3 Georgia,
Oftice over Cheatham & Dean’s
Drug Store.
s Will attend promptly to all
| business entrusted to me.
[ R T e
- R. F. Simmons,
iDawsen - = = -~ Goorgia.
| ATTORNEY-AT-LAW AND
Will practice in all ¢ ourts ex=
zept hisown. Al peisons haviag
land for salé and desiring to thor ’
ovoughly advertise it and ther seo
tion should call on me. ’
: T ALY
Dr.J. F. McMA'T H,'
Physician and Surgeon,
Offers his vprofessional services to;
the people in snd around |
Parrottville. |
_, Calls promptly attended day and |
night. Can be tound at Parrottville |
in the'da eand at residence '
of Mr. Hennry 2t night. ;
BT MAURD
ABLE Y HAUNEL
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When you want a good Shave,
nice Hair Cut, in all the latest
styles, a boss Shampoo, or your
hair, beard or mustache Dyed, call
and give me a trial,
I.LADIIES
| Desiring work in this line can bLe
waited on at their residences. Po
lite sttention to all.
Shop over Slade’s store.
~ PIANOS
PIARQ
Paagwy
and Organs for
al
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Tuning and Repairing Dons in First-Clasg
Sty'e :
Remember that T will keep your
Pianes in perfect order for ten dols
lars a year. ‘That means tuning,
replacing broken strings, new nn—]
1 dereloths, felting chack pads, key
lifter pads, facing regulating pads,
' wedging out key .mortises, relining
{damper sockets, rebuflding dump—
ers, felting buff gtops and reecover
’ing hammers. AH work guaran
teed Tam prepared to do all kind
’ of Piano repairing, :
Respecifully,
L. D. Locknarr, jr.
. Dawson, Ga, |
idth Jas. Fricker & Bro., Ameri-
W ‘snGa ;
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} Capt. John A, Fulton [
~ Is agent for the Americus Re- |
corder, The Atlanta Constitution
The Sunny South and The New
York Ledeer.
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BY FAR
Theßestand Cheapsst Route
—TOo—
NEW YORK or BosToy
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et ,
SAVANNAH
—AND THE
OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINE
—OF THE—
Central Failrcad of Georgia,
SUMMER EXCURSIQN
TICKBIPR
Nowx on sile at reduced rates;
Good to return until Oztober Slst,
1889
Maguificent Steamers and gl
gant service. Free from the heat
aud dust, incident to All-Rail
Routes. If you are sick the trip
will invigorate and build you up,
GO EASY BY SEA AND YOU'LL yop
REGRET IT.
Passengers, hefore purchasing tick.
Cts via other rautes, would do well
to inquire first of the merits of the
metits of the Rroate via Sevannal.
Furthee taformaiion may be had
by by applying to the Agent g
station or to i
M. S BELEKNAP, Genl. Manager
i W. I SHELLMAN, Traffic Man,
.T. CHARLTON,; Geel. Pass,
Agent.
CLYDE BOSTICK, Traveling
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- PROTCET YOUR EVES,
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Mr. H HIRSCHBERG
The well-known Optician of 629
l Olive street Bt. Loais, has appoints
et Dr, W. C. KENDRICK
;of Dawson, Ga., as agent for his
| celebrated Diamond Spectacles and
| E‘Eyog!::sos and also for s Diamond
t Non-Changeable Spectacles and
i Kyeglasses. These glasses are the
| greatest invention ever made in
] Spectacles, By a proper construe
| tion of the Liens a person parchas
' inca pair of these Non<Changeabla
| Glasscs never has to change theso
{ Glaszes from the eyes, and evs
' ery pair purchased are guars
[unieer! so that if they ever leave
the eves (no matter how scratched
the T.enges are) they wili furnish
l the party with a new pair of
l (3lasses frae of charse.
| DR, W.C KENDRICK hasa
| £all assortment, and invites all who
| wishes to satisty thems:'ves of the
| Great Supe-ioriiy ot these Glasses
| over any and all others now in use
to cail and examine the same at
DR, W. C. KENDRICK'S
IDxrug SEtore.
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organs, Those who desive to have
the best organ should acquaiot thear
selves with the merits of our instrue
ments. Don’t take our word for
what we say, but see and test OUF
instruments, It no dealer sells Ogl“
organs in your loca'ity, write to the
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ADBDRESS,
MILLER ORGAN CO
Lebanoxn, Pa.
ses-Catalooue, &c., tree.
Sept. 26. 3
FOR $5O.
We will convey your sawdust fl_li{
reasonable distance from your mlh/
if you will ailow us the use of th¢
exhaust steam from your enginé
Puatent applied for.
J. A. Wagp axp J. D, LaING.
Dawson, Ga., Nov.T.
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