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Bv E. L. RAINEY.
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Caxpy “pullings” will soon be
in full blast in Southwest Georgia,
Happy season,
SN
Trers is a silver linin s to every
cloud —the man who can't get
credit is never worriad by duns,
P
Tae coming farmer will not set
his egas sll under one goose Ia
other worda, he will diversify bhis
:icrup.-. Gl
i T. ConsJacxksoxn hasfizured in
f@o:l‘.er diggraceful row in Atlanta.
Bt don't tell T. Cobb that we
‘said 50,
Waex the peoprc call a man to
QM the people are apt to be
ably and lLonorably serced. The
opposite i+ not unlikely to be the
result whey the candidate for of
fice calls thic people.
.
ALABANMA is getting tired of the
Georgia pep-zun brigade, Duel
ists Calhoun :u.d Williamson have
Leen put under $5OO bonds to ap
pear for trisl at Cedur Diaff, Ali.,
ip Deceniber.
LURING the spriog of 1800 the |
farmers of Georgia should make it |
a point not to borrow & dollur it
thoy can kelp it. The way to!
make money cheap isto decicase
the deraand for it. Aslony .« o
t rmers use all the surp!ic 00,
in the coßtey t 0 make crops st
&0 hy};" wiil it be high “hu Kept
out of other investments. ;
RO o
Tue corvespondence Lotween
Major J. . Hanson, of Macon, and
Col. J. H. Estilt, of Savaunah,
proprietor of the Telegraph, ia ve
gard to the refusal of the latter to
allow Msjor Hanson to refute cors
tain incorrect statements publish-d
in the Telegraph, is decidedly salty.
Major Hanson's protest against
Colonel Estill's decision was brief,
vigorous and decidedly to the
point.
Someove has sngoested that
olergymen divide their sermons
into two'parts, and that the choir
ging an anthem between part first
and partsecond. It is orged that
this would be a good thing to
the people who don't like long ser«
mong, as they could leave the
church while the anthem was lLe
ing sung. It mizht not be such a
gcod thing for people who do not
consider it the proper thing to
leave church during services,
Longwinded preachers would
preach two long sermous instead
of one.
: i e
A the openining of the summer
session of the legislature, sr. Flar
per, one of the members from Car
roll county, introduced a bLill to
abolish the city court of Carrvoll
ton. The biil passed and the coust
was abolished. It soon became
nanifest, howaover, that something
had to be done to relieve the supes
rior court of the heavy burden put
upon it by the abolition of the
city court, and a Lill has passed the
Liouse to extend the session of the
supesior ccurt oi Carroll trom two
to four weeks. Eight woeks of
superior court in one year!
Turebill appropriating $15,000
for the support ot the State Uni
ve sity hes been defeated in the
house. There were between thic
ty and thirty-five abseatees when
the bill was put upon its pissoe,
a considernble number of whom
would have voted for the bill h.d
they been present The Newnan
Advertiser thinks thit- the next
proposition will b 2 by the Hoa.
Bill Snooks, or some of his coad
jutors, to sell the University build
ing and apply the proceceds to the
establishment of a gopher farm
saynewhere in the wire-rrass sces
tion as a branch to the State Ex
perimental Station. The Georgia
tozislatnrs s & queer institution,
anyway.
Remarkabie Rescue,
Mirs. Michael Curtain, Plaiuficll,
L., pmbsgs. the statement that ~-c
cauc'g{.cnld. which settled on her
lung; she was treated ior 8 month
by her family plssician, but grew
worse. He toid bersue wasa hopes
less victiim of cousumption and that
no medigine could cure ner. rler
druggists suggested Dr. King's
New Discovery for . onzumpiion;
xhe bonzht a vottleand o hey de
Jight found hersolt benefited irom
irst dose. She consinued s use
%fler taking ten betties tound
peelf sound and well, now does
her own house vork aud is ns wel|
s she ever was.[ree trial bots
tles of this Greut Discovery ur 1.
1. Bale's,Drag Stare; jarea” .
toos og, Al 24, :
| Real Istate Transactions.
- Wheuever real esinte begins to
chanve handsin .+ town or county,
it is a gond sign.
Real estate has “een changing
hands here very rapidhy recently,
and at good prices .
Among the recent transactions
a few are noted bhelow :
Nir. J. A. Horsley has houcht
from Dr. W. C. Puschal a four
acie ot in the enstern part of the
city, payine £650 for it.
Mr. . M Bridues has sold his
farm, in the northern part o' the
county, o Mr. Stupletor, of Wei
ster. He ot $2O per acre torit.
Capt W. C. Dillon has bought
the J. B. F. H rrell place, about
two wiles ‘rom the eity, payi g ‘or
(it $6,000.
v J. B Jay hes sold his farm
for 313 530 an acre. andis now on
| the luotout toranother,
b Messis J. E., John and _harlie
{ Wall have liought the farms of
- Messrs. Bill and Hardy Hav, puy
| ing in the neighborhood of §lO per
acre.
Steadily Growing.
Dawseon is steadily growing in
commercial and industrial impers
tance, and ear merchants and busi-
Less men are keeping pace with the
progress of afiairs by reaching out
farther and farther esch year.
When the Columbue Southern is
completed a considerable area of
trade territory, now practieslly in
accessible, will be brought to om
very doors, and this eonsumation
will still further stimulite the
:‘gi'fl‘-"(‘ll and prosperity of the eity.
vl two liues of railway centers
iny lieve our adeantages ng a dis
tributing point wilt ba equa'ed by
|no point in Southwesy Georgia,
| aud the building of the Co umbus
| Southera has already souguested the
in&;x!):is':m:oun oi several vew man
| u'acturing and commercial enter
§ prizes.
|
Jacusen in Ansther Brawl.
Tommie Covh Jackson, of At
lanta,is isto another fizht. Mr.
Gordon Kiser publishes a card, in
which besiys: “Now, Lam credit
ably informed that Mr. Jackson
has circulated t' o report that he
knocked me down and that I van
from him throueh the billiard room.
There is no redress for me in this
matter unless [ consont ty trot
around Alabama, a party to a faree
that this mav is a hero In, which
I will not under any circumstances
be guilty of, snd I um, theretore,
left to this statement to the public,
L denounce V. Thomas Cobb Jacke
gon’s conduct tn cxl'ing me aside
t 0 assauit me as cowardly an! to
tally unjustifibla. I denouce
his statement ae above sot forth as
the lying, vaporiugz ofa bully.”
The Present Legislatare, i
On Monday it was impossib'e to |
get a quorum present in the Hnuse‘
to take s vote on g most imporiant
bill without closine the donre un'li
sending oat ofiicers (o rocruit from
the byways.
Ov Saturday it was u‘.lsum'erwll
that a genuine barroon had been
fitted upin a room in the new 1
capitol for the convenience nfi
thirsty membsrs, and that it wae
then most liberally patronized,
Of course it was routed and the
dogrs closed by the a{ficers.
g‘he legislature has done some
good work, but it hasdoded many
responsibilities. and from present
indications the body will ad ourn
with the word “uilure” pluinly
stamped-upon it as awhole. The
isteues have been tuo creat for the
average member o tamper with,
and the result will work disastep
to the inierests of the state Jo is
one thinz to be elecied a member
and then have the morul courage
aund brains to discharze the obliga
tions thus szsumed.
StaTiericlaNs estimate thit the
cities and towns of Georsin have !
gained ~inea the war £60,000,000
in value, while tue country han.
lost $50,60,000,
If so-ealled rome Lies hive 7] po
Dr. Sag s Cataerh Remedy cures
D 0 cents, by drugistg,
s
“All spirits protnead by Disill
ers who use other materi s than
Apple, Peaches or Grapes, Musr
be e ered iy Dis viery star bous.
and be stamped with warchous
stamp, (this makes first stamp on
barrel) and when withdrawn trom
Distitlery Warehouse on puymeit
bt tax, the tux paid stas: p (which
is the second stuap on and is the
larcest) must be affixed.”
The above ie the law omall dis.
tilled gonds aud woods nov distil «d
do not come under this po nirenent,
but wre foreed to be stamped with
one stamp ouly. :
tt. I". BETHUNE.
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Newuwalyic Pepdotid né b
spoubled Volth voiver etade Trsinting I
l‘:’..r!! oF Cve : s S Bas gt g
PV =~ frees @ Ny wing
P Trx TG . SN
A Cigarette Lunatic:
That young niaft with the boosy
look is ot under the it fluence of
Lquor. Heis simply a cigarette
S 0 .- er,
Do you wonder why Mr, Whatss
Lisnane suddenly ccllapsed the
other day and was sent to the asy
lnw? Cigarettes arain,
Lucky is the cigarctte siioker
who does nothing worse than gents
Iy botze through lite, or chinmor
down ino mild idiocy. lhere are
more dun_erous forms of the diss
ease,
Atew duys Charley Qrris killed
his modier in his &lenp, ot Bufl.-
10, N. Y, and then killed himself.
Orris was 2 goed younz man. e
did vot drisk. +izarette saokiog
was i 3 only vice. He used cigar
etics nutit he lost his wmieutal hal
anee.
Oze night the young fellow
walked info his mother’s room and
put a bullet through her hesd,
then sat down and wrote out his
confession, After this he cut his
throat from ear to ear. When
this was done he sat down in a
chuir and smoked a cigarette while
his lite Llood was oczing out.
This case is only oue of the
many. But the ecizarette viciim
will smile and say that if ho uses a
certain brand he is safe. He will
be carefu! and moderats. You
can a 0 more reason with one of
these unfortunates than yeu can
with a dipsomaniae.— Constitutton.
Heopskirts Again
may come into style, but it is liop
ed not. Travsformation which will
bring back thit styvle oferinol'n s
ought to be iud fia'tely pratponed,
Transformations in the Vea th ot
thousa: ds of women thorughout the
ceuntry huve taken place during
the few vears. Pale, haceard and
dizpirited they hava become bright
eyed and hea'thy. The secret?
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Preseription,
which cures all those chronictweank
resses” and distressing allments pe
culiar to women,
—THE—
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—MOTTO: -
“A STIRRING QUARTER WILL
B 0 MORE THAN A STILL
HALY DOLLAR.”
This is my experic.ce. andsh.lt
be mv motto. Thirty-six inches
to the yard and sixteen ounces to
the pound is whit vou wili get
when you trade it the
Red Stay Store.
Always in stock a full and coms
plete liLe of
Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes,
Hais and a Complete
Line of Family
G oceries.
In fact I hive sich a variety of
nice goods that ic would b 2 out
of t.e question to meation them
all. Bt triends, come to see me
and bring the children, and send
word to the neighbors to be sure
to go to the
Red Star Store
I will mezt you with a stile and
part with you likewise. Hoping
to serve vou soon and often, I
am Your Obedient Servant,
D. D. DAVIS
_}‘:l._()' W. Fubanks.
R R R O SIS
If you have made up your mind to buy
Hood's Sarsaparilla do not be Induded to take
any other. ITood's Sarsaparilla is a peculiar
medicine, possessing, by virtue of its pecullar
combination, proportion, and preparation,
curative power supcrior to any other article.
A Doston lady who knew whet she wanted,
and whose examplo is worthy Lnjtaticn, tells
hey €xperienco belows
e SO
*“TIn ono store where I went to buy Hood’s
Sarsaparilia tho elerk tried to induce me buy
their own fnstead of 1 food's; he told me thelr’s
wouldYast longer; that I might take it on ten
days’ trial; that it I aid not liko it I need not
#25 anything, ete. Lt Le could not prevail
on me to change. Y told him I know what
Tlood's Sarsaparilla was. T had taken it, was
satislied wiil it, and did not want auny other.
: J
£
[Hood’s
R SR L Y
When I began taking Hood's Sarszparia
1 was feeling real miserable, sufiering
a great deal with dyspepsia, and so weak
that at times T could hardly stand. I looked,
and had for gome timo, like a person in cone
sumption, Jfood's Sarsaparilla did me s 9
much good that I wonder at mysellsometimes,
and my friends frequently speak of it.” Mns.
ELLA A, Go¥F, €1 Terrace Street, Dostons
Sarsaparilla
rsapa i
“p
Bold by all drugygists., gl, gix for 5. Pre; only
by C.l. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lo‘l::':%l
-100 Doses One Doliar |
nardware, Furniture & Stoves.
lam
now re
ceiving a
large stock
of goods for
the FALL AxND
WINTER TRADE, und
I guar.ntee ROCK BOT
TOM PRICES on everything
ALL MY GOODS ARE SOLD AT THE LOWEST ¢OS IBL+¢ MARGIN
AND ICORDIALLY ASK A CAILL FROM EViERYBO. .Y:
AN TR,
A, P HATE IR e
SYED OATS.
I have for sie genuine Rust
Proot Seed Outs. Saved from fall
gowing for nine years.
B. F. MELTON,
At Lowrey's Warehousa,
2 P ek
- 3 CURES IN FROM
(!) one to five days.
l.:_l Manufactared only by
T. D, Sale,
m DAWSON, .- GA.
a® Pt eiTH
Price -~ Soctm
1
J
ConrecTionzr Y
When needing Candies, Crack—
ers, Apples, Orsnges, Banannas,
Lemons, or anything in the : ons
tectionery line, call ¢n
C. L. MIZE,
a his old stand on Main street,
where you wili always find a first
c.ass asaortmernt,
FRESH AND NIC+H.
I continue to make a spegialty
of Bocks, Stativvery and Art
Goods. I aiso =¢ll the Don.estic
S.wing Machine, which leads
them ull. Come tosee me and 1
will please you.
C. L. MIZE, Dawson, Ga.
PROTEST YOUR EYES,
““‘RSCHBERGS
\ ‘S"ECT§C LEg
O i W AR, W 0
N 2 TROk u-mn.
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EregLpasses. U
@ATS SULY 18 1879,
MR- H- HIRSCHBESG,
rne well-known Cptici.n of 629
Olive street St. Loais, has ap.noints
ed Dr, W. C. KENDRICK -
of Dawson, Ga., as agent for his
celebrated Dimond Spectacles and
Eyeglases and also for his Diamon
Non-Chanzeible Specticles and
Eyeglasses. These plassea ure the
greatest invention evir m.de ia
Specteles. Ly a proper canstive
tion of the Lens a person purchas.
ing a pair of these Non<Ch:nigeable
Glasses never has to change these
Glasses ‘rom the eyes, and ev
ery pair purchased ara guars
anteed so that if they ever leave
the eves (no matter now sernic ol
the lienscs sie) they: wi! furnigh
the pariy with a new pair of
(ilasses free of charge. ;
DR. W. C KENDRICK hasa:
full assortment. snd invites all who |
wishes to satisty themselves ot the
Great Superiority ot these (ilasses |
over any and ail others now in usg
to call and examine the same at ‘
UR, W, C. KFNDRIK'S]
Drug Stoxre. i
T
o ATHAG Fancl
D,/ '*»Si‘zf‘"' &
e DENT A At
S BERERE S o R
At :I[. “é < “:,,:
ST CEE N
AR S e
1 1
Livery and Sale Stables
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DAWSON, : : GA.
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The best Carriazes and Buggies
or hirein the eity, Mozses hourded
at ‘BlO PER MONT &, npd sent
1o any part ef the city atfall ko urs,
Heapquarrers Por Dovies
s? losing {mu- child by Qarminin Worms i«
work out its destruction. When .e{nd falls tc
sleap well, is restless, unnatural in its appetitc
“n I’rlnd! its toeth, you have strong indication
of Worms ; the Wnltln cure for thisz is 88. A
FANNESTOCK'S VERMIFUG L. Askyour
‘raggiet for It. Its tmely nss w. SAYA YO
W Pram e grave. (R SR
FURRITURE E
STOVES
OATS, OATS, OATS.
20,000 bushe!s Genuine Texas Rust Proot
Q.ts.
500 bushels Georria Raised O s,
50 bushels Southwest Georgia Raised Ryo.
50 bushels North G;'\)I“__!i:l R've.
50 Lushels Barley.
Syrup Barrels
100 Now Orleans ypross Barre's,
80 Now Orleans Socond “aud Barrels.
200 New Cs press Barrels,
Cane Mills & Evaperators
FO% SALE BY
~rg N
oo A
\!l Rh fi?tfi%“‘l\;‘*‘mfi & CO
WAL SBLE T A
Wagon, Buggy, Road Cart
agon, Bugqy, Road Cart,
Carriage. Surrey v Phaeton
On as easy terms asany bouse in Goor i C 1 on them o then
New Iron li-pnaimry, wher- you wilt find Me, J. W. BROWN ever
veady to waiton you. Good Not s Fre erale to M mey. Don't foret
WE SELL THE BEST WAGONS MADPE.
The Studedcbuker, Tenneseee, Ol Hickory, Atlanta, “!atcher
Iron" aid Peidmont,
L ik e :
T. 0. WHITCHARD &€0
. ° \: i ' °y
ARE NOW PREPARED to MEE COMPETITION,
Our Greceries Ave Fresh and Faney.
—_— 0 ——-
LOTUS PATEXRT FLOUR.
SNOWF{ AKE } Patent FLOUR
VEACHS FAVORITE FL U
ROYAL BU PER IOBACCO.
MAGROLIA HAMS,
ARBU{ KLI'S COFFEL.
i ; Just l?e(;—i“'e<€: ’
GNE CAR WHIT: SACTSALT.
- OB CiRB'A", RYE AND BARLEY,
C4E CAZ TEXAS RUST-PROGF SEED OATS.
500 BUSHILS GEORGIA BUST-PROGF DAT..
——GIVE US A CAT L——-
. O. WIIITCITAITD & CO.
AT L O
Ao DLV
iNe B 1D )00 N }‘,S,
STG eI e aae
Watches, Jeweiry,
Silverware, Clocks,
Speclacles &c.
Repairing as ¥ ock Bottom T rices
Main Stcet, Pawson, Ga
N s ity e T Pl s deidls .
—r—lB HEADGQUARTERS FHIR~—-
Stapleand Fancy Groceries
Hardware Tinware E tC.
87 LT PIAY,
Mickerel and Mutlet in seasou.
CANNED GOGDSA.
of every description and cheap.
(:}'Wi)(}'a Delivered in any pPart ofl
t“ho;,_ Av. 4Five me a eall. l
W. E. MoSonald, Dawson, Ga.
Re.
member
I make a
SPECIALTY
of FURNITURE
end STOVESand it
will always pay to call on
me IF IN NEED OF ANY.
THING#MN THIS LINE,
i WAL HUME'S CUMBERLAND
! RIVER SALMON. .
' ALLIGATOR OYSTERS.
AR OUR'S LUNCH TONGUE.
IMPORTED SARDINES,
EVAPFORATED FRUIT.
FRUITS and VEEETABLRA
und evarxtl g edie o thatalJe,
SUGAR, COPFPEE, RIGR
| ag hw as the loweat,
Suuth Leordia Male and Famale Callege
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC fiND COMMERCIAL
DAWSON, ‘ - - GERORGIA.
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MUSIC AND ART DEPARTMENI' UNSURPASSED,
Only protessional teachers, who know what to teach and how to tench
are employed.
Pupils charced in each devartment from the time of entering wntj)
the close of the session. Nc¢ deduction tor absenee of pupils, excopt for
sickness protracted one week or longer.
The very best homes for boarding pupils. For Cg talogue and par
ticuiars address
Lieonidas Jones, Pres,
Leade the state Having superior railroad tacilities she can Pay more
fur cotton than-any town in this section, She especially caters 4op
TERRELL COUNTY COTTON
Aod Terrell planters may rest assured they wilt get the top prices,
- We have purchised toe large warehouse of Tift &Co and haye i
i perior acitities forhaudling cotton. Bring your cotton to Albany sud
store with us, and we will convines you that what we sy is true.
CAR::R & WOOLFOLK
’At TIFT & CO'S OLD STAND, : 3 : ALBANY, GA
g s < T ATPNLM o B
CETRYL G AV s N\ rp ‘
WiITH I'TS OWN VOLITION
—e () e e
Like tte Great town of Dawson it is carried on to SUCCE=S by
MEQRIT ALONE.
' .
The Soutihah~vest Ga.,
MIERCANTILE lIOUSE
Is ar tull of good things as are the ferti'e farms around Dswson,
_——-———o————
B 77
) OO B
Is the word, and we rapese to head the procession in our line, We
teel that our eforts v nand'e
5.2 alle
First-Class Goods,
at prices thet defy competition, have heen appreciatéd by the people ot
this -nd surroundiue counties, and makes us more than ever determina
¢d tofill every possible wart tha' mizhtarse. We sve in the lead and
propose to stay there, it LOW PRICES, ENERGY niud FAIRDEAL
ING will do it. Farmers, Mechanics, Protessionsle, and all others,
call in and look at the handsomest stock of
VBV PO Ne MAaTlnNde T s
Efi‘ G‘} D‘i". H:‘T’Of}f?, B a i “ty -Qfiii:."z,
! CATRWIAN 0n
HATS, BATDWARE and FUSHITURE
Lo Bouthwest Georuin. Wihen we have feasted vour cyes en the
zands, your pocket hook will fly open with its own volition.
A.J. BBAILIDWIN & 00,
The Cheoap Biercantile Hovse, - - Dawson Ga
T 7 T X Ry
W. C. KENDRICK
o a I 2 4L - \. : g
~r ~DEALER S:L IN s ———
D"N 2 \\/‘{ 7 ¥ g
RUGS AND IVI EDICINES.
~ A ~
' MaiN Streer, Dawson, GaA.
Basa full line ofeverytbing usually keptin a
4 ~;
DRUG &SSO E.
They must be sold, CHEAP
!
FOR EELD CASET
——=OOE——
C.E.F RR Risoyarent,and all my business is entrusted to Bim.
He is authorized to make s oy settlem ity aned @ve reccipts in my nawe
for any moncy due me:
rarties owing me need not wait ‘o the top-errop to open, or for my
return hawe to pay ue, bat remember that T am xvl the money to pay
rotes and dvaits that are now falling due, x corme at the carliest possis
ble day and, pay the amount o Bud Farrer, and it will bs just the
same thag as payiog it to me,
W.C. RENDRICK, M. D.
lOy LR
CF L
T RRELL & “DJOINING COUNTIES.
I: this. our NINTH ANNUAL CIRCULAR, we deem
i woeccssary t parade before vou t e usual advantages
th t ve have been giving onr customeis, as they are well
kvown, b wever we wili say that we propose to do al] that
we have been doing for the past EIGH T YEARS. :
Now we are offeriny NEW ADVANTAGES tu which
we wish to eall yonr attention, :
We will carry an “open poliey” of insurance on ail m}tm\
in our warehous ', which our customers can have adv?magfi
of at the low rate we obtain by such a poliey. We ‘"“
also pay ONK FOURTH OF A CENI per I)Olmfi g :ll
cotton sold us on account in Anugnst, ONE BIGHTH on
in September and ONE SIXTEENT! October, ¥
We hope our friends will figure on this proposition "_“
see if it will pay to take advantage of, We knowil ‘lvi')s
We will retail to our customers, BAGGING and T 1
at cost on the usual time. f men
Mr. 11 O. Thornton will assist ovr regular corps of ™ 1
iu the warehouse department. : s e
We guarantee satisfaction and promise that your Par Et.
age will be appreeiated ¥ 1 {
ours truly, 3 |
Duwson, Ga, July 20th J. R. MERCER &00'1