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JFFICTAL ORGAN OF THE COUNTY. ,
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DAWSON,G A., Sgpr. 18, 1-’\’#".,‘%
SRR 15 S 5 SS o l
Alvertizers should vemenber thit |
the Nuws 18 the Officiel paper of both |
e Toun and Cowunfy Officers, anit|
we querantee our Civenlation to equed |
mbined ewrculations of the tio |
dier apers published m the counfy. ‘
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1117 KR geems to Be no danger in |
a Crorgia duel.
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lir<ipENT HARRISON says he i
canuo attend the Piedmont exposis
tion ! Atlanta. Tt will probul)‘._yl
uen success without him.
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By the time the convention
rizets to nominate a man to fill the
Governor's chair the present can
didates will be forgotten.
RS
Ti: Governor has signeda Dill
anthorizing the election of the Com.
nuissioner of Agriculture of “eorgiy
by the people. Good.
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Triz edior of the Tulbotton New
Lra refers to a bull calf as a ““hoy
alf.” Poor man; his modesty must
te extremely griping to him.
Bt o> i ;
ALz of oar exchanger note that
plenty of fodder and hiay are being
#aved by the farmers. This year i
s great one for the husbandman.
birs, Jonx NATIONS, of [“a}'ott«-!
“ounty, has given brith to triplets,
and tous is fulfilled the prophecy :
“Aud pations shall be born in a
day.”
Turre bas been fifteen negro
babies named after President lar
rieon in Atlauta. He has not
gent them a mule and a deed to
forty acres of laad yet.
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lue people of Georgia needn't
confine their suffrage te selfran
nounced ecandidates. This fact
should aot be forgotten when the
camprign opens next year.
Sl
Dr. H. H. Tucker, the venera
e and talented editor of the
Christain Index, came to his death
a few days ago under very sad
oirenmstances. At an carly hour
BSundsy mornin she fell from a
#gecond-story window athis residence
in Atlanta, and died a few hours
later from injurics thus received.
he news of his death will be heard
with deep sorrow wherzever he was
koown, and no mau in the South
was move widely respected or highe
Iy estecmed.
Ax Albany farmer claims to
bave discovered an elixir which
willprevent drouth or exhaustion
:n cotton. His plan is to seatter
cotton seed meal between the rows,
putting as much next to the roots
of the plants as possible, and plow
tin. e tried it this season on a
portion of @ field of eotton which
was planted at the same time and
caltivated alike, and that portion
upon which the experiment was
tried was green and flourishing
while the other portion was dried
up, the picture of decay and death,
45 Republicans and Cengress.
There'is likely to. be some troul
!a in organiging congress when it
12 called together by the president,
“nud 1f present plans are carried out
the republican majority will §ing
itselt compelled to heal some diftor
euces in the party before it is givs
&u the control which belongs to the
majority. It is known that the
colored republicans at the south
are wuch dissatisfied at the treat.
went received from the adminis
traticn, gnd the plan of the presis
deat to build up a white republis
can party at the south which shall
ignore the blacks bas made the
latter exeeedingly vestive, Tle
plen is to get enmough ropublican
membicrs from the south—of which
there are three from North Car
oliga, three from Tennessee, and
ove from Louisiana—to stay out of
the republican eaucus to prevent
the party from organizin;f' until the
claime of southern republizans ure
recon’zed. As the republican ma-
Jority is only 2, eince the death aof
Mr. Zamird of Nebraska, such a
combination, it it eould be made,
would have a good deal of power.
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The spooks and goblins that delight
To fili with terror all the night ;
That etelk abroad in hideous
dreains
With which dyspepsia's fancy ‘
‘teemE,
Will sever trouble wtth their ills,
The man who trusts in Pierce's
Pilis,
Dy, Pieree's Pleacant Purgative
Pellets : vegetables, harmjess, 1
painless, sure! |
Gather It With Care.
The Albany News offersthe tarm
ers the following valuable and
timely suggestions :
The farmers of this esuntry un
derstand, as a gemeral thing, that
clean, pretty eotton is in greater
demand and brings higher prices
than dirty and trashy eotton, but
tLey are, perhaps, not aware that
the differenee this season is and will
be wider than usnal,
Last year's crop turned out ahont
a half of a million Lales of very low
grade esttan, and the present visi
ble supply consists largely of that
inferior clase of eotton, for which
there is little or uo demana. Tha.
is one reason why the first picking
and offering of the present eeason
was in such active demand and
brought such good prie:s. 'The
mills had been running on ehirt
time, and the stock ot cotton gouds
wus running very low.
There hias never been a more ae
tive demand for early cotion than
this season and the faets abore ac
count for it in a large degree. But
#0 soon as marketing becomes gen
eral throughout the cotton belt,
the demard will become less ses
tive, and prices will probably de
cline.
Tns section of the cotton helt
has the advantage of all others in
a quick maturity of the crop, which
results in giving our plauters at
least 5 per zent. more for their ot
ton than any other section avers
ages. Now, to add still further
to this advautages. Care'ul hand
ling will operate greatly to that
endl by giving us a grade of eotton
if’or which there is always a good
demand. The planters of this
ccuntry bave lost millions by a
careless handling of their great pre
l duct,and it is time for them to real-
Lizeits importance. Therc is three
quarters of a ecut per pound, or
$7.50 per bale, diflerence between
low midd!ing and middling,and 2l
plasters know that but lirtle dist
or trash will sufiice to make the dif
ference in the grade.
A planter should always keep
the dirty and trashy cotton to it~
gelf, and never mix it with clean
pickings.
This is a very important ques
tion and we trust thut this timely
warning will zerve to save our plan
ter patrons some morey.
THE GOLDEM HARVEST
IS UPON US. CGYTON IS UP AND
EVERYBODY'S HEAD IS UP.
I have been slow in saying much
in advertising this season, watehin r
the current and the big blowing
advertisements, posters, ete.. of
other dealers. 1 take the ;imited
gpace to say a few words to the peo
ple and trade generally. I am
truly thankful for the li%eral pat
ronage extended this seasor, for
my trade hus been fine up to date
I am headlons and headquarters
into and tor fincy and fami'y gro.
ceries of all kind. Remember 1
work cheap—in other words, at
Alliance fizurss, Especially o I
mean this in Liquors, while Tonly
keep 40 barrelson tap, of the va
rious kinds, I have ts arrive duily
liquors, becrs and wines of the
very best brands. Tt is strange
that some will try to force upon
intelligent people Ihat they sell
only a two (2) stamp goods. Ev
ery{ody kuows that every liguor
dealerin all this land sells toth
single pnd double stamp liquors,
The highest price licuor on the mar
kot today, is a fine old Llended
Rye Whiskey, which hus only
onastamp. L have in stock, the
pure and only Hardshell Corn
Whickey in the ety of Dawsow,
which 18 twe stamp goods, and
branded at the still house, and not
by a rectifier or wholessic dealer
in Georgin, This whiskey eomes
from the mountains of North Cars
olina, and Lam the only agent for
this whisky in the city, and will
be the only agent in the future,
‘The genuine two stamp Hardshell
Corn Whisky cannot be sold at re.
tail for less than $2 00 per gallon,
I also handle the best 2 stamy Rye
Whisky in the city, besides other
fine goods too numerous tomention,
Ca:land exanine for yourseives,
and prove that these are facts as
stated.
I sell only full measures.--
Everything ‘iu' my baris kept
niceand clean, and ice eold to guit
the trade. A large lotof the best
jugsreceived. Tdo mot charge for
Jugs when filleds e
M. C. MIVS.
Advertisad Letters.
Dawsox, Ga. b‘ept, 16, 'B9
The following is a list of un
claimed letters #n the Dawson P.
O. which will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office it not ealled for in 14
days. W.R. Barpwiy, P. M
Cogper, Miss Haunah; Kiog,
Abe; Moseby, Tobie; Price, E. A.;
Polk, J. D, Esq.: Saanlord, A, P,
Scantewick, \Wm.; Twion, Miss
Fita Watters, Bill, Col.: Wils
ans, John, -
J. R. MERCER & CO.
~WILL SELL-Y)JU’A .
W oad Cart
agon, Buqqy, Road Gatt,
Carriage, Surrey or Phaeton
On as easy terms asany houwse in Georgia. Call on them ac their
Few Iron Repository, where you will find Mr. J. W. BROWN ever
ready to waiton youw, (Good Notes Preferable to Money. Don't forget
WE SELL THE BEST WAGONS MAPDE.
The Studedebaker, Tennessee, Old Hickory, Atlan:a: “Hatcher
Iron" and Peidinont,
For Sale.
Two good younz mules. Cash
or credit. Jonx Saxprns.
3 ;
For Lent.
I have tor rent 75 aces—iwo
mule farn.—-in gaod state ot cul
tivation and under good feuce.
For terms, ete., call on
Jonx Saxprrs.
3 % '
For Sa'e.
The place known as the Daniel
Kennad place, 2223 acres, 2% wmilez
South of Bronwood. Wl be sold
to the highest biddor for cash on
first Tuesaay in October next at
court houss door, Dawson, Ga.,
unlesss:ld prior to that time at
private sale. It you wantto buy
cell on the wrdersigned.
HOYL & PARKS.
Sept. 7, 'B9.
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Notice of Copart
-
nership.
STATE OF GEORG!A—Terrell
County.
This is to certify that we, the
ur dersigned, have this day formed
a partnership under the firns name
and style ot T. D. Sale, for the pur
{)n:o of doing a general retail drug
business ic the city of Dawson,
said State and County. Said firm
is eompesed as sollows: I, D.
Saleis the general partner and
manager of said business. A. J.
Baldwin & Co., a firm doing busi
ness in the city of Daweon, said
State and County, and O. B. Stev
ens, of the same place, are special
partners, having each (that is to
say the speciak partvers) paid in to
said business one thousand dollars.
Said business is to be carried on
and managed by T. D, Sale for the
benefit ot said firm. All the ex
penses of said firm to-wit: house
rent, clerk hire, ete., are to be
paid out of the business. The
net profits of said bhusiness are to
he divided as follows: A. J.
Baldwin & Co. to. receite oune
fourth, O. B, Steveuns to receive
one fourth, and T. D. Sale to
receive one half. It is further
understcod and agreed that A. J.
Baldwin & Co. and O. B. Stevens,
the special partners, are not to be
liable for any debts or contracts ot
said firm, except to the excent of
the one thousand dollars each paid
in to said business.
In witness whereof we hereto
subseribe our hand and seal, this
Sept. 16th, 1889.
T. D.Baz,
AL J. Bapwix & Co.
(). B. STEVENS.
Witness:
J W Roserrs, Ordinary.
GEORGIA—TerreI! County
I,'T D Sale, do swear that the
gaid AJ. Baldwin & Co. axd the
saild O B Stevens, the special part
ners in the firm ot T D Sale, doing
a general retail drag business in
the city of Dawson, have each
actually and in good faith paid
into said business in cash, the
sum of one thousand dollars,
mcntioned in the above and fore
going certificute. T D SALE
‘Sworn to and subscribed be
foreme this 16th day ot Septem
ber, 1889 J W RosEerTs,
septlB<6t Ordinary
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFRiCE
or COMPTROLLER OF THe Uvß
ßExey, Wasmmarox, Sg»
TEMBER 10th, 1889,
Wuereas, By satisfactory evi
dance presented to the undersign
ed, it has been made to appear that
T Dawsox NarioNAL BANK, in
ths city of Dawson,in the county of
Terrelt, and State ot Georgia, has
complied with all the provisions of
the statutes of the United States,
required to be con plied with bes
fore an association shall be author
ized to commence the business of
banking:
Now, theretare, I, Elward S.
Lacey, Comptroller of the Curren
ey, do hereby certify thet the Daw~
son National Bank,. in the city of
Dawson, in the county of Terrall,
and State of Georgia, is author
ized to commence the business of
banking as prov ded in section fifty
one hundred and sixtysnine of the
Revised Statutes ot the United
States. In testimony whereot
withess my hand and seal of office
this 10:h day of September, 1889,
fi. 8. Lacey,
Comptroller of the Currency,
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Notice.
We have sold out our drug
business, and are campelled to
collect what is owing us.
If you dou't want a lawyer
moukeying with you come for
ward and pay us at once.
HIILMAN & WADE,
The EXCELSIOR Saloon
== AND==~
BILLEFARD lIALL,
For Fine Liquors,
Domnestic and Imported,
STANDS lI)EAD.
Ice Cold Porter,
ALE and KEG BEER,
Soda and Mineral Water
All on Draught.
Milk Punches
And Milk Shakes.
Mint Juleps,&e. &e.
Only 2 stamr “ [ ARDSHELE
CORN " in the city.
F. Bethune, Proprietor.
GLDCLOTHES MADF NEW
DOC FLEICHER, COL.
{s now located in Dawson to €lean,
Repair and Dye garments. All
coiors always on hand at first
house below M:. Hart’s carriage
shop.
Way Down Upon Efre
SUWANNEL RIVER.
From Branford, Fla., situntedl
upon the rowantic Suwannee river,
Messps. Rouse & Thomas write, nn
der dute of Aug. 19th, 1889::
Please furward us another gross ot
Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonie.
Have sold out every boutie ot last
gross upon ysur strict guarautee,
and not one bottle returned, |
Fvom a Letter from Graniteville, S.
C., dated Angust 26th,,. 1859,
At the age of 50, with twenty-~
five years of active praetice, | am
a careini cbserver and cautious in
endorsing proprietary medicines,
but I can conscientiously endorse
your Johnson's Chill and Fever
Tonie as ene of the best combinas
tion remedies tor Chill and Fever
I have ev rseen used. It correets
the vitiated sceretions of the liver,
relieves costiveness,and promotes
the absorption and assimilation of
food, thus talfilling all the indica
tious eranmed for it.
Yours truly,
T.P.EDWARDS, M. D:
Fernandina, Fla,, Aug. 26th.
A, B. GirearpEay,
Savannah, Ga.
D arBir: Plesse senl us one
gross of Johuson’a Chill anl Fever
Tovic It i+ the best selloer we
have ‘or malarial tevers.
ParLmer Bros.
The claim made for this med
icine is a wodest one, We mains
tain that itis 100 times Letter than
quinine, snd 100 years in advance
of the profession in the tretmeut
of all fevers, from the most malig
nant types of Bilions Hemorrhagic
Fever to the simplest torm ot Chill
and Fever. Forzale by all Drugs
gists. |
A.B. GarraADEAT,SOIe Proprictor,
Savannan, Ga. |
My T
\EN HIARRET
IAI 8
We havepurchas
ed the entire inter -
estof J A, Bishop
in the Lee Street
Market,and propose
torun oneof the best
beef markets in the
state,
The finest tender
est beef and best
pork and sausages
willhe kept always
on hand. Asking
for a liberal share
your patroroge tud
promising satisfac
tion, we are,
; Yours &c. ;
J.T. Lawhon.,
A
Notice,
GEORGEA—-TERRELL, UotNpy.
To Whom This May Concern,
You are hereby notified not to
buy either of two notes payable to
W. A. Griffin, agent for, Jim Grif
fin. One given tor the payment of
threebales of cotton and ([|):lted Aug.
24th, 1889 and due Oct. Ist, 1890,
and the other given for two bales,,
dated Aug. 24th, 1889, and due
©ct. I€th, 1890, as I have a good
defense to said notes and vefuse to.
pay them. J. M HANNER,
Bk SRR e e i S e e
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Lacrarit. -
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DAW SQ}N. GA.
Always on'h:.md't!m freshest
FA-€Y ANDITAMILY
At my Bar wiil'always be found
a.complete aad choice lin: of Do
mestic and Imported
Whiskies, Wines,
B3ANDY. RHD BEER.
~ Duiing the Summer you wiil al»
ways ficd st my store
DELMIOUS ICIZ COLD
Ker and Bottled Beer--the best
in the city.
Pickled Oysters
Are rni excellent table delicacy,
and can be found: at my store.
Try them.
I wvite the continued paironage
of the public,.and can be fonud at
my old stand on M Street, next
door to A. J. Balwin & Co.
. R RN, At
Mrs. C. k. Mize
Has Received a beautiful line of
MILLINERY
and would be pleased to have the
Ladies call and examine her goods,
Dreoess Malzing.
I am also prepared to do Dress
Making, and the ladies would d«.
well to bring their work to me. 1
sell the Domestic Sewing Machine.
1 am still on
ROGERS & JANEF BLOCK,
DAWSON, GEORGIA,
SENT FREE.
Every reader of this paper who.
expects to buy anything in the line
ot Diamonds, tine Jewelry, Rilver
and Clocks, or who thinks of buying
Should send fer our new illustrated
catalogue for 1889, which we send
free.
J. P. STEVENS & BRO.,
INEWERELRERS#
4TWhitehall, St. Atlanta, Ga..
w‘ weaknfs:.ll?\l?l:‘rols,lbl'n(ilgeetm:}
and. Biliousness, take
BROWN'S IRON BIPTERS
It cures quickly. ¥or sale by all dealers
wedicine. et the genuine,
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=A P HATCOSHER:
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| ~-DEALER IN.CO g
! i H ‘ & A 3‘£ ;’
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i T ans :-fi.’i: ’ oA s sy
BOW res ! raenler c s it
ceiving a 1 = B atmke @ ? ‘
largze stock : Toßa ) SPECIALTY : 3
of goonds fir 1 fhes of FURNITURE -== ™
the’ rain avp HEY 3 ‘ and STOVESurd it 7- -
WINTER TRADE, und l T 0 ES i will always pay. to call on »
I guarintee ROCK BOT- || | me TR IN NEED OF ANYs
TOM RPRICES on cverything. 3 SPECTALTIES 1t THING “IN THIS-LINE",
e o eoioel il S e O e
ALLMY GOODS ARE SOLD AT TR LOWEST 108 I 3 K MAR(’HK
AND ICORDIALLY ASK A CALL FROM EVERYBOUY: ¥'*
st T AT L TEY s
GROCERY HOUSE
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Restatrant and Saloca.
| W. 7. SRADR
Is builiinz up a business that is
ranring last ahead of other busi
ness hewses in this pluce in the
“quality of goods and i low prices,
Ilis GROCERY HOUSE. will be
made a big thing, +is BAR is
stocked with an excellent quslity
of liquors His brands of liquors
are known far and near for their
purity, and whoever drinks at or
buys from hiz bar are guaranteed
only the pure stufl. Up stairs
above his groee y house is his
RESTAURANT.” This will be
firstelass and at all hours meals
will be served. Fresh Fish and
Oysters served on short notice,. and
all things eise in the market gl
ways ready tor the restaurant ta
ble. Patzonagesolicited and sat
istaction. guaranteed.
W.J. SLADE.
MILITARY ANpD
AGRICULTURAL
COLLEG K
CUTHBERT, GEORGIA,
o 0 s,
Next session begins Sept. th.
Full corps ot professors.
TUITION FRER.
Board £9,00 per monti,
Send For Catalogue. To
A, J. CLARK, President. |
T FOR DYSPEPSiA |
| Use Brown’s Iron Bitters, 1
Physicians Tecommend it. All dealors keep
it, £l.OO por bonle.%‘enuine has trade marg ‘
and crosod rod § WlnpDer,
T 0 THE TRADE
i ' : u{..,uk-“ [Qfl 2R "
’ We are now rec/iving the Largast and most varied.
' Stock of Goeds it has ever been our pleasure to handle,
{YXXI < ‘ 7 A .
| WE OFFER YOU
. Dry Gonds, Noions, Booets, Shoes. Harness, I"'m'nituret,.
'Hardware, Flour, Sugar, Coffve, I'obacco. ctc, etc,?
’prices which cannot be undersold, it
| Give us your patronage and we guarantee satisfaction.
% We invite SPECIAL ATTENTION to ouw FURNITURE,
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THE FINEST ON THE MARKET FOR THE PRICE
IIu addition to the above we ¢arry = full live of BURIAL CASER.
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Strictly Pure Paints
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} We call the attention of Painters and everybody: to- our Cexfl;;&
PURE : READY : MIXED : PAI :
which we sell under tlie following positive guaranteo = 108,
We guarantee-our Ready Mixed Paints, wlxen‘pmpel'l;lfl“l;l"hf‘dfil
good surtace, N O'E "I O CRACKy _C first-class
OR PIEXE.. and to give perfest satisfaction asb:‘m require”
puint, aud if after Three Ye rs Wear, it failsto maet:the & hoilding.
ments, we agree to turnish paints free of charge to.rcpmgt CO}
The Ullmann & I2hi pot Mg .
A full stock of these paints on hand acd for sale by ’ :
CROUCH BROTHERS.