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' GRAND COUNCIL LEGION OF HONOR
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Address of Welccme and Response by
| Orator Toole.
l By requést of the members of
j the order in Dawson, the Nrws
publishes the following addresses
delivered at the receat meeting of
the Grand Couucil Legion of Hon«
or in Rome. The addressof wels
come was delivered at follows by
Past Commander Jno. C. Printup:
Compaxtons: It gives me much
pleasure to meet you here to-day
and exterd to you a cordial Wef
~come toour “City of Hills”—com«
(ing here as you do from all parts
ot our old grand empire state of
! Georgia, representing an organiza
tion and society that has fer its
~object and purpose the promotion
of charity and charitubfe benefits.
It is with pride that we extend
to you our cordial greetings, and
sincerely hope that yeur stay will
be pleasant and great material bens
‘efit to the order which you have
the distinguished honor "of repre
senting.
It is a matter of sincere congrats
ulation to beable to announce
that the American Legion of Hon
or are ~tandirg on a solid pm.fl;per-‘J
ity seldom it ever equaled by any |
other order or society. There is '
no greater or grander object that |
can eculist your noblest nmbitiou’
than that of devoting yourselves to |
the relief and care of the unfortu- ‘
nate widows and orpliatis of your
brother man. It comes like the.
dews of heavenly manna, sustain
ing and replenishing those that re- I
ceive and blessing those that give,
cheering the fainting and dying
and raising up the be wrtbroken and I
fallen, you huve our highest res |
spect and best wishes for your sucs ‘
cess,
We therefore hail you compan- |
ions, welecame you to our homes!
and firesides. l
The placid waters of our beauti- |
ful streams greet you with their
sunny smiles. Our mountaios, 1
clothed with their rich foliage, l6ok
down upon you benignly, and our |
lavd bloows with beautiful flowers
to strew your pathway, all these to
resecho our welcome and invite
you to come among usand abide
with us.
And now with our earnest hope
that you may be blessed with un
bounded success in the good work
which you have ro faith{ully begun
and ere now carrying out, we
welcome you to Rome and her hos,
pitable greeting.
Orator J. -E. Toole, ot La-
Grange,gthen responded in behalf
of the Grand Council in the follow
ing eloquent words:
,The only paradox in the
Grand Council of Georgia is in
tle election of a grand orator who
is no orator,
It was unnecessary for Compan
ion Printup to offer us the hospis
talities ot Kome, for her hospitalicy
is as wide koown as her eter
nal hills.
“Her sons are as brave as ever
entered list, and ber daught:rs as
beaufiful as ever graced a b.ns
quet,
“We come to you representing
ore of thy grand:st benevolent or
ganizations of the aze. The dozs
of war had scarcely ceased to growl
when the American legion was or
ganized and has distributed mill
ions of dollars for the relief of the
widows and orphans of our deceas:
cd companion.
When the fell destroyer thrust
in Lis sythe as tar north as Mas
sachusedts, it strikes the heart and
purses of our ordesr as far south as
Georaia.
That you may know what the
order is doing, through oue coun
cil in Georgia there has been paid
to the beneficiaries of its deceased
members $58,000. In behalf of
the Grand Council I thank you for
your most hearty welcornic to your
ficautilul and most progressive
city, its hospitable homes and
warm hearts.
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Vigor and Vitalty. |
Are quickly given to every part
of the body by Hood's Sarsaparilla. '
That tired feeling is entirely overs
come. The blood is purifed, en
riched and vitalized, and carricsi
health, instead of disease to every
organ. The stomach is toned and
strengthened, the appetite restored. ‘
I'ne kidneys and liver are rouzed
and invigorated. The brainis re
freshed, the mind made clear and
ready for work., Try it.
Eoosidiagdl il
Is Life Worth Living?
Not if you go through the world
a dyspeptic. Acker’s Dyspeptic
Tablets are a postive cure for the
worst form ot Dyspepsia, Indiges.
tion, Flatuleney and Constipation.
Guaranteed and =old by
W.C. Kendrick.
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Jones—l notice they call every
red mnosed man in Kentucky a
colonel. What are they colonels
0t? Colonels of corn,
DAWSON, GA., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %th., 1889,
THE (UEEN OF SHEBA.
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ThE LATEST LEADER OF THE LI3ERTY
COUNTY CRANKS,
4 Visit to the Scene Where the False Mese
siahs Roved--A kook at the Queen
--The Conditien of the People,
One white Christ, one black
Christ, one King Solomon and one
queen,
| That’s the Liberty county record
’ up to date.
The white Christ is in Milledges
ville. The black Christ and King
Solomon are in cells in the
~county jail at Hinesville, and the
[ queen is holding her court to-night
in a moonlic cornfield, eix miles
from here.
KING SOLOMON'S REIGN
terminated very abruptly Monday
forenoon. He announced to his
foliowers that he was going to
Hinesville, nearly ten miles distant,
and liberate all the prisoners contin
ed there on charges of lunacy.—
He asked that fifteen of the faith
ful be appointed to accompany him
and wituess the miracle. “With
great pomp aund ceremony, and
amidst the wildest excitement,
King Solomon and the chosen
started out for Hinesville. Ove by
cne the faithtful tell away by the
wayside, and when the king reach~
ed Hiaesville only five or six fols
lowers were leit. The marshal
ARREST+D THE WHOLE CROWD,
ard locked them up. In two or
three hours the news of the ignos
minous capture of the king reached
camp, and one of the sisters forth
with announced that she was the
queen of Sheba, and a.so God.—
Her assertion-was accepted without |
question and she is honored accors |
dingly. The camp where the negro
es are colleeted is seven miles north
east of Walthourville etation, on
what i 3 known as the old Walthour
homestead place. The palatial
residence ot the ol master was
burned during the %ar and was
never rebuilt: About the site,
hotvever, some eight or ten small
cabing have been built. There are
none but pegroes on the place.—
The property has passed into the
hands of non-residents, and of late
years has been sadly neglected.
Its present poverty and abandon
mert are a mockery of the old
plantation. The part now under
cultivation iz peculiarly isolated and
well caleulated to nurse and ép
courage the
KATURAL SUPERSTITION OF THE NE
GROTS,
and Dupont Bell veeded no remark
able powers of mind or body to
maintain successfully the role be
assumed, The fact that he was
insane aided rather than embarrass
ed him. ThLen James, an izuorant
negro justics of the pauce, was
equally successtul in the same
character. Shedrick Walthour,
another negro, made an excellent
i{ing Solomon, and finally a black
negress, twenty-eicht years of age,
and the mother of cight children,
is queen of Sheba and also god.—
The pnegroes have erowded into
these little eabins until the ecabins
will ‘hold no more. Many others
have built up fires and are slecjiing
by them in t[:e open air. Not less
than two huundred and fifty are
SLEEPING THERE TOSNIGHT. |
men, women and children. Be~|
siles this number, fully as many
more foliowers live near enough to
go bome and divide their time
sleeping at home. Others content
themselves with an oceasional visit
to the queen, as they did the two
Christsand Kiszg Solomon before
her, and retuse to altogether quit
work. About one hundred yards |
from the row of cabins are two
immense live onk trees, the spread
ing branches of which meet and
form a sort ofarchway. Under
this is still standing a small table,
and arranged around the table
nukivg acircle some forty feet in l
diameter, are numbers of rude!
benches, A seat is made by driv-|
ing four stakes into the ground|
at convenient distances apart, and |
placing loosely upon them a|
flat plank. That circle, under the |
live oak branches, was |
THE HOLY GROUND. l
The two Chricts and King Solo
mon have ail held meetings there, |
and there it was that the human '
‘encrifice was offered. 'l e pieanin
nies quit laughing as they pass nearl
the holy place. Anirreverent act
(in this place, whether by old or‘
! young, is severely punished. It |
will be noticed that the two trees |
are covered with Spanish moss, exs)
cept on one limb that stretches
across the entire width of the ring‘
- some fifteen teet above it. There |
i 8 no moss on this, and the lenvesl
have been picked off tormake its
| appearance tae more bare and
black. On that limb ]
THE DEVIL SAT |
l during all the services. Satan was
| Uncle Simon Walthour, a negro
. man about sixty-five years of age.
' The meetin, s ars stopped now by
a peremptory order from the sheriff
[delivere‘gciu persou. - The negroes
are still'eongragated, however, and
areslaves at the commandof the
queen. ; The self-constituted sov»
ereign gnsses into a trance every
ten or fifteen minutes, and then
wakes up (0 teil her disciplesot heav+
enly visions and inspirations. She
has entirely discarded her husband
and chi{dl‘en. Bhe is the gusst; e
to speak, ot Alexander Walthour,
a grayshaired negro man who reuts
the homestead place from its pres
ent owper. She was found there
in one of her trance moods this afs
ternoon, lyiug upon her back, surs
rounded by eight or ten crazy ne
groes.
THE QUEEN'S HEAD AND BODY
were covered with a soiled sheet.
She wore a new pair ot men’s socks,
wlhite, reaching absut three inches
above the ankles. Six inches
more of her bare legs were shown
between the 86cks and the sheet.
The w:*;en abotit the bed were fan
ning her majesty with palmetto
fans,and adeath like silence pre.
vailed in the room.
“How's the queen?’ the attend
auts were asked.
**She be in heaben,” was the sols
emn replf'.
“How long has she been there?"
“Ten 'minutes ”
“When do you expect her back?”
“When she git through wid God.”
“Did you hear Christ preach
when he was here?”
“Bote of ’em.”
“Whotold you that womant was
queen?”
“She say, an’ God say to her.”
“Yes,” put in another womn;
“an’ ghe be God, too.”"
“Yes, glory!” in a chorus from
the othars.
“Canft you take that sheet off
her face}” "
There was some opposition to
this, but finally the sheet was
thrown fown,exposing the womaun's
face. Bbe is dark ginger-cake
colored; flat nose, -thick lipped,
and venitable type or ignorance—
The black {ace was as stolid and
immovable as it carveld in stone.
Not a musele quivered. For thiv
ty minutes ot more a conversation
was kept up with the attendants as
an exeuse kor
WATCHING TIE QUEEN'S TAOE,
“Where are the Chnsts that
preached to you awhile?"
“Ound he 1o jailan’ one be in Mil
ledeeville,”
““In jail at Hinosville,” explains
ed another.
“Why don’t they come back?”
“How do you think we know
dat?”
‘‘Are you going to have any ihre
preaching?”
8./t
“Then whatare you all staying
bere for?”
“We go whenshe says go.”
“Day have us'rested like Christ,
an’ send us away.”
Several were asked where they
came from. Ore or two came
trom South Carolina, forty miles
away, but most of them frem with
in three miles of the camp. The
entire number belong to the Con
gregational church,and a few to the
Baptist and Methodist, For thirty
minutes at least
THE QUKEN’S FACE HADN'T MOVED
80 much as the width ot a hair
Her attendants were by no means
impatient, but watched with awes
stricken faces for the return of rea
-B§oo,
“She up in heaven now,” whis
pered one woman to another.
“Dar she be,” was the reply.
‘‘Dat woman shooly be queer.”
Outside the shanty in W?li(?h the |
queen was lying was the main
group of apostles. Tt was sup.
per time and ten or twelve potfl‘
weie boiling and little picaninnics ‘
were gathering green roasting ears
to cook in the dire, Some hominy
ard some soup with alittle corn
bread made up the general supper.
Old Alex \Vas’thour has given his
last piece of meat to the disciples,
and the negroes have nothing to eat
except what they can gather from
the fields around them. Undoub:s
edly the main body of followers is
smaller than it bas' been since Bell
left and it is steadily failing away.
They are out of provisions and not
half of th>m are sheltered, The
queen’s posiiion is a comparatively
veutral one, and the craze may
gradually subside and disappear
without further outbreak.
But again they may not.
All they want is a leader, and
that leader may.
SUDDENLY ARRISE IN THEIR MIDST.
There is no fear that the white
l settlers. will be attacked. The
icheit auxiety i 3 for the future of
the negroes themselves. The ter.
! pentine season is about half over
~and the rice field are needing atten
tion, This is the workman’s sea
gon, and time lost can not be res
| placed. Winter is coming, and
five bundred negroes in Liberty
county have made absclutely ro
provision for it,
| The queen’s name is Eila -Rob
erts.
[. GEORGIA'S MAMMOTH CAVE .
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-Randoiph Coumty Rivals Kentucky in
Subterranean Wonders.
In the northern part of Randolph,
on what is kvown as the Grier
place, isa quaint and interesting
cave of considerable siZe, a minias
ture mammoth cave of Kentucky.
In company with Dr. W, W.
Binion as chsperone, behind his
splendid sorrel and in an easy rid
ing tHart bugey, we commenced
our drive for the wonderful eavern.
En route to the object sought we
passed the old plantation of the
r Wards, who in ante-bellum days
owned thousands of acres ot {hose
rich lime lands and lived in placés
in keeping with their wealth. Then
we passed the old Sam Grier plan
tation, which before the war was
one of the richest in the state, and
‘the elegzant mansion built in rich
pattern of his day was known for
Ite beauty and elegance outside of
Georgia. On this place Mr Grier
‘made a fortune burning and bar. ‘
| reling lime for market, and in glose
proximity to this antique lime kiln |
18 located the miniature mammoth |
cave.
THE CAVE DESCRIBED.
Its opening is #bout three feet
in diameter, through which we |
descended about twelve feet o the
stalagmite floor, The first room is '
about twenty feet square with %
ceiling of glis‘ening stalactite and
moist ecarbonate of lime above, i
In it we founil various shells the sizo |
of a large oyster shell, rockof every ;
ghape and vacious curiositics. As|
we proceed farther there ars large |
rbows and small oves. and enclos- ;
ures so small as to necessitate |
eraxling through to proceed ‘l”‘n!
ther into its dark interior. About |
ané hundred yards in its interior |
you pessa beautiful placid stream ’
as cloar as erystal and deep, slowly |
wendind its snakelike path around |
the mouth ot pultaceons limestone
and going no one knows where,
Further on we fina other encloss
ures andlarge and small rooms, |
blufls of rapid descent, winding |
stairways formed by nature and |
well made seats as if made by ‘
hand.
A SUBTERRANEAN STREAM.
Beyond these another stream
wends itB ay, but with rapid
mururinzs, clear as a diamnnfl,‘
with a little wall ¢ limestene on
each side “which seemsto act as
guide for this babbling brook as it
wends its way over its pebbly bed.
We caunot say how far this ecavern
exten!s but 150 yarls only carries
you to new seenes,new windingg,
new shaped shel's,new curosities,
which show that this mighthave
suce been the bed or bottom of some
marine body or the habitation of
arine animals.
There is close to this cave aifi old
Indian trail end various were the
superstitions of this aboriginal tribe
concerning it, one of which is that
it was the abode of King Eolus
and at this opening he sat guard
in .iskingly splendor to surpross
the wind if humanity pleased him,
or, let them fly out inrapid ruin if
ot satisfied with morta! doing.s
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Have you got salt-rheam or tetter,
_Serotula or fever sores?
You will never be the better
lor your faith i gquackish bores.
Seek from natures éthre the treasure
That will save yoii from the grave
And give blessings without measure
Not to tool, or quétk, or knave,
but to Dr Pierce’s Golden Med
ical discovery, the world-fanied
cure for the above named diseases.
Jt is guaranteea to cure the diseas.
e for which it is recommended cr
your money will be refunded;
Electric Bittors.
This remcdy is becoming so well
known and so popular ss to ueed
no special mention. All who have
usevr Electric Bitters sing the same
song of praise.-- A purer medicine
Zoes not exist and it is guaranteed
to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitterswill cure alldiseases of the
Liver and Kidneys, will remove
Pimples, Poils, Salt Rbeum and all
affections eaused by impure blood.
Will ¢rive Malaria from the sys
tem and prevent as well ag care
all Malarial fevers. For cure of
Headache, Constipation and Indi
gestion try Electric Bitteis, Entire
satistaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price 50cts and $l.OO
per bottle at Crouch Bros,
Caution to Mothers.
Every mother is cantioned aginst
giving her child laudanum or par
egoric; it creates an wunatural
craving for stimutants which kills
the mind or the child. Acker's
Baby Soother is specially prepared
to benefit children and cure their
pains. It is harmlessand contains
no opium or morphine. Sold by
W. C. Kendrick.
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Divorce is not permitted in South
Carolina, but you can shoot your
wite when you grow tired of her,
and the jury won’t hurt you,
One Girl Elopes With Another.
It must be that there is a searci
ty of menout in Colotado; or that
| they are not of the eloping kind.
'when two givls want to elope so
bad they had to elope with thems
selves. An account says: Two
girls of Emma, Col., having fallen
in love with each btherhave elog)-
'od. One is Miss {)Xum Deitrich
the postmaster and general store
keeper at Emma, and the other
'Miss Ora Chatfield, both neices of
L. Watehfield, a wellsknown Col
orado policeman. A monih ago
Ora Chatfield was suffering from
nervoud prostration. The matter
was investigated, and it was ascer
toined that she was madly in love
with Miss Deitrich, with whom
she was living. The two were torn
apartand a warcant was procured
in Aspin for the arrest of the elder
girl. with an intention to have an
investization made as to her sani
ty. Many intcrestinf love letters
have passed between the pair. They
are supposed to be in Denver, but
have pot_been found yet. Miss
Deitrich is a blonde, twenty four
years of age, tall, witha good fig
ure and commanding presence,
Miss Chatfield is about fifteen
years ot age, rather slender and of
delicate physique. She, hawever,
is a remarkably har dsome girl and
would attract attention any vhere.
She appears to reciprocate the af=
fection of her older companion
and her letters to the latter are
useally sfgned *Hubby.” and are
filled with the most maudlin kind
of sentiment.
43 Chotera in Michigan.
D¥, D: Larke, of Rogers City,
Michizan, says the epidemic of last
year in Presque Isle County, in
whieh 0 muny persons lost their
lives, was choleric dysent ry in.
stead of cholera as first reported.
He used Chamberlain's Colie,Chol
era and Diarhoca Remedy and says
it succeeded, where ull other rems
edies failed. Not asingle case was
lost in which it was used. This
remedy i 3 the most reliable and
most suceessful medicine known
for eolic, cholera morbus, dysentery
diarrhoea and bloedy flux. 25 and
50 cent bottles tor szle by all
druggists,
Eupepsy.
This is what you cught {o have,
in fact, you must have it to {fully
enjoy life. Thousands are search
ing tor it d ily, and mourning be
cause they find it pot, Thousande
upon thousands of dollars are spent
annuall by our people in the hope
that they may obtain this boon.
And yet it may be had by all
We guarantée that Electric flitters
if used according to directions and
the use persisted in, will bring
you good digestion and oust the
demon Dyspepsia and install in
stead Eupepsy. We recommend
Electrick Bitters for Dyspepsin and
all discases of Liver, S’wmnch and
Kidneys. Bcld at 50c and $l.OO
per bottle by Crouch Bros.
Mr. J- R. Grinstead. Sepora,
Ky., says: My children bsve some
times had boils and nther <irne of
blood impurities, w'th loss et uppo -
tite, etc., at which timws I lLave
found Swift’s Specific & wo:t e
cessful remedy, in no instenee il
ing to eflect a speedy apd pera
nent cure.
“Switt’s Spetiffe is a proat Hleass
ing to humaniry” saye Mr. I° I,
Gordon, 725 Froad s'reet, Nash
ville, Tenn., for it cured I.¢ of
rheumniism of a very b d type,
with which I had been troubled
for three or four yrars 8.8 S,
cured me after I had exhaustad
everything else,
Mr. Russell Myrick of the firm
of Myrick & Hend);rsnn, Fort Smith
Ark., says he wishes to add his
testimony to the thousands which
have already been given as to
Swift’s Specific. He says he de
rived the most signal benefit from
its use to cure paintul boils and
sores regalting from impure bleod;
When taken for a few days, pot
ash niixtures impair the digestion,
take away tl e appetite, and dry up
the gastrick juices which assist in
digésting and assimilating the food;
Swift's Specific has just the oppos
site effect; it improves digestion;
brings appetite and builds up the
general iealth.
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There was a terrible ¢pidemic of
dysentery and blooly flux in Fope
County, Illinois, lastsummer. Ag
many as five deaths oceurred in
one day. Messrs, Walter Bros, of
Waltersburg, sold over 380 bottles
of Chamberla’s Colie, Cholera
snd Diarhoea Remedy during this
epidemic and say they rever heard
of it’s failing in a single case when
the directions were followed. It
wasthe only medicine used that
did cure the worst cases. Many
persons were curcd by it after the
doctors had given them up. 25 and
50 cent bottles for sale by all
druggists.
Machinery in the United States |
does the work of 500,000,000 nen
VOL. VI.—NO. 12
Dyspepsia
Makes the lives of many people mblnfi
and often leads to self-destruction: T
after eating, sour stomach, sick headache,
heartburn, loss of appetite, a faint, “ all gona”
feeling, bad taste, coated tongue, and irregu
larity of the bowels, are
Dlistress some of the more common
Aftor symptoms. Dyspepsia does
ti not get well of itself. It
Eating ~quires careful, persistent
attention, and a remedy like Hood’s Sarsa,
parilla, which acts gently, yet surely and
cfiefently. It tones the stomach and other
organs, regulates the digestion, creatcs a
good appetite, and by thus Slck
overcoming the loeal symp- d he
toms removes the sympa- FHeadache
thetic eflects of the discase, banishes the
headache, and refreshes the fired mind.
“ 1 havo becn troubled with dyspepsia. I
had but little appetite, and whas I did ::g
Hoart= distressed me, or did
’ little good. In an hour
burn after.cating I would expe- -
rlence a faintness, or tired, 211-gone feeiing,
as though I'had not paten anything. My trou
ble, I think, was ;umvzm by my business,
which is that of a palnter, and from belng
more or less shut np in & Sour
room with fresh paint. Last ¢
spring 1 took Hood's Sarsa- Stomach
rilla—took three bottles. Tt did me an
immense amount of good. It gave me an
appetite, and my food relished and satisfied
the eraving I had previously experienced.”
GronGE A. Pace, Watertown, Mass. |
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Bold by all druggists. $1; six for §5. Preparsd onl'
by C.l. HOOD & CO,; Apothecarics, Lowsll, Mase.
10C Poses One Dollar
: TEYT I
A BEAUTIFUL
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GIVEN AWAY
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These puintings are all the work
of taleuted artists, done in that new
and beautiful style known as the
“Monochroue.” FEach painting is
elegant!y framed in an ornamental
u_ml maszive combination frame of
silver and gold, five inches id
width.
Size of the victure and frame
Bomplete is tweuty four by thirty
inches.
You must see thera in order to
appreciate their beauty.
ie o vt e -it 5O e
WHY THIS OFFER IS MADE
Desiring to show in some meass
ure at least my appreciation of the
liberal patronage I am enjoying
this season | have been looking for
some method of expressing my
thanks in a manner that wou'd b?
pieasing to my patrons. While I’
would much prefer to present 16
EVERY csller some kindly tokea of
rezard, the number of gifts necess
sary to go around would be so .reat
that each separate gitt, ot necessi~
ty, could not represent riuch value.
I have therefore determined to
combine all in one, and once every
month present to some one of my
customers a PRESENT WORTH HAV
15G. No favoritisim or partialit
will be shown in the selection o¥
the customer who i 3 to receive the
gift, as that difficulty has heen’
avoided in the following simple
but effectual manner,
During the month every person
who, at any one time, purcinses
goods from me to the amount of
£1 00 or upwards, will raceivé o
numbered ticket which entitles
then: to a place among the persons
to be selected frem. Separate eards
with numbers corresponding te
those on cevery ticket given out,
will be placed in a gluss jar, :eneg!
after they are thoroughly mifed;
a little child or some disinterested
person will draw a numbered card
from the sick. Whoever holdsthe
ticket which correspoids with the
card drawn will receive the beaus
tiful éil paicting tramed complete,
The Paintings
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are now on exhibi=
ticn aft my store,
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See them,
J. W. TURNER,
DAWSON, - - GEORGIA,
This offer i= made for four
weeks commercing july 4th.
The paintings will be given'
out on the last Saturday hy
each month, at 3 P, M.
Arch Maund,
L S e :
When you want a good Shave;
nice Hair Cut, in ali the latest
stylés, a boss Shampoo, or your
hair, beard or mustache Dyed, calk
and give me a trial.
ILADIES
Desiring work iu this Jine can ke’
waited on at their residences. Pos
lite atteution to all,
Shop over Slade’s store.