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Molantha et el
If the bi'l to exclude inciviates
from the lunatic asylom becomes a
law, as it seems likely it will, the
legislature should provide for a
honie for inebriates, At a lommer
session it was stated that suveh an
institution could be made seif suss
teicing.
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THE man who kuows how to lay
off corn and pe tato rows and 1o re
gulate the distance of the same €0
s to get at the erops, is worth near
1y a whole cow pen tull of the nice
kid glove, fancy nvercoated fellcws,
who know how tolead fashion and
waltz.
o e
Tre famous Brooklyn Taberna
. cle, of which Rev. T. DeWitt Tal
. mege is pastor, was destroyed by
* fire Sunday for the second time in
LT istory. Dr, Talimage watch.
“.@d the destruction of the buildiog
and (hen returned to his home sors
rowfully. The loss including the
fize orzan was $150,000,
Now this, from an Alsbama pas
per, is just too mean: *“The Geor
gia papers are weeping large weeps l
on the pathos of Unecle Ben Dug |
gar’s farewell to the Xegis!amre.—l
‘You won't sce Uncle Ben in his
place agzin when the rollis called,’
he said, ‘T am going home to die,’
Really, we don’t see anything in
thisto cry about, as after belong
ing for one term to en averngal
Georgia legislature about thte vriost I
graceful and eppropraiate- thing |
the legislator mian can dois to 20 |
bome aad die.” §
RN A S S it - {
President Harrison sometimes|
has & rather delieate way of asking |
a Pemocrat to resign. For instance, |
he wrote to an Indieps ]>e-s;s()~|
crat racently: I’ donot ~ish to |
make any offlciul request or sug- i
gestion to you, buta ehange cannot |
much lonyer be deferred in your
office, and iy dusire hus been that |
it might be made in o wiyas!
agreeable to you as possible. This
is the object of this personal note
Please inform me of your purp se.”
Ot course this resulted in the De
mocart's resignation; and the
President sent Lim another letter,
thanking Lim for his ‘“nanly
and friendly course in the matter.”
All of which sounds very well, but
it will be observed that the Ilemo
crat got out as effictunlly as it he
had been kicked out with 40. mule
spower, and that a Republican is
securely fixed in his place.
An Inteliigent Toad.
Mr. E. L. Holdridee, of South
Butler, New York, is the owner
of a toad which has developed a
remarkable de.rce of tractability
and intellizence. In earing the
toad Liag been trained to use a
small knife and fork, and it is s.id
to handle these implements with
the grace and skill of an epicura.
At t%xe conelusion of the meal the
‘toad regularly uses asmall napkin
to wipe its mouth. An act which
it performs wi.h becoming gravity,
Mcr. Holdridge is at present teachs
iny the toad to use a toothpick,
but it is still verv awkward in the
use of these iumplements, The
toad readily walks upright, and
apparéntly iguores the charaeter
istic hovr of its putenal sncestors
in the sct of locowotion, It is
also affirmed that the tosd is des
veleping & degree of conscience,
as it has been kuown to shed tears
of remorse upon several cecusions
when reprimanded by Me. lold
ridge for some impropriety or lack
of etiquett= at the table,
A Serap of Paper Buves Her Life,
It was just an ordinary scrap of
wraping paper,but it saved her life,
She was in the last stages of con
sumption, told by physicians that
she was incurable and could live
only a short time; she weizhed less
than seveuty pounds, On a peice
of wraping paper she vead of Dy,
King’s New Discovery, a-d got a
sample boitle; it helped ler, she
bought another and grew ietter
fast, continved its use and is now
sirong, healthy, rosy,plump, vcigh
‘ing 140 pounds For tuller jars
sticulars send stamp to W. H. Cole,
* Druggist, Forth Swmith. Trial
* Bottles of this “wonderful Discoy
ery Free at 1. D. Sale’s Drug store.
Sl
Bucklens Arniea Naive,
The hest salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Suit
Rheum, Fever Sores. Tetter, « hap
ped Hands Chilblains, Corns, wud
all Bkin Eruptions, and positively
- cures Piles. It is guarauteed to
give pertect satisfaction, or movey
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by I". . Sale.
) i st ey P e
“The Leary Courier says a car
Joad of dogs aud cats weie shipped
o Savanpah irom that plice oue
%h&t week. The citizens of
~ Leary becase srightened 100 soou.
’fhjpmt jegisinture will net
pess ndog— cr it law,
\ HING SOOLORION DEAD.
i —_—
ind His Followers Are in Great
| Grief Over 1t
. Liberiy couuty has a great sen
sation. King Solomou’s death is
E beiieved to have been a mutder,
i and A. R. Dean, deputy sheriff, is
:sucpccied. King Solomion was the
old cruzy npegro, Shadrach Wal-
Etham, who succceded one of the
Messiahs in the religious craze io
o Liberty last sommer. Al of
| & : : :
the other worshippers in the wild
‘erness who were released from jail.
Solomon could vot get bail. Lost
Sunday be wae found dead it juil,
at Hinesville. The next day au
inquest was held, The jury suot
out in the jail yard, No evilence
of importance was given at first,
!Two or three witnesses testified
Cthat tbe king was found dead.—-
' About the time the jury was pre
paring to make up a verdiet a nes
. gro prisoner looking out cfa jail
- window, and speaking loudly,
said,
" ©T know who kill the kinz. Tt
| was Mr. Dean. He struck Solo
| mon With brass koucks on the
hend.”
The jury laughed, thinking the
regro was lying, Buat some one
suggested that they should lock at
the dead man'shead. When it was
examined a tracture was dicover
cd. WV altham had been Lit back
of his left'ear. Two prisoners,one
a mumdercr avd the other a bure
glar, were then brcught out ard
examived. They swore thay Dean
struck the old negvo because the
king wus reading his Bible too
iwoud. That wasu't believed by the
jurers, who regarded itas too ims
probable. A search was made for
Dean, but he had disappeared.—
His gon-in law admitted that the
dgeputy shenifl slapped the old man
ou the head with bis hand,and with
tie Bible but devied that the brass
knuckles were used.
The grand jury will investigate
the case next mouth.— Atlanta Cone
stitution
2 an Ounece for Rattlesnake Gil.
Maost people think that rattle
snekes arc entirely useless upon
the earth, but the story told by a
citizen ot Athens the other day
wili set aside such a beliet. He
wue telling of how there were
piaces in South Georcia where men
extracted oil from the rottlesnake
and used to it cure rheumatism,
Fhese persons wiil give a negro $1
to point out a rattlesuakc to tham,
end then they kill it in a peCuliar
manner. They place 2 forkwd stick
over the snake's head ; thea put a
cord arownd it, and sirangle the
snake. This is dous to keep the
snake from bitice itselt. "The oudy
of the reptitle is then strung up
and the oil extracted from ir. It
s lsat $2 per onnce, and this in
dustry is a profitable one. The
snakes in that section are very
largs, averaging five fect in lencth,
aud oue raitier g.ves up a great
deal of 6il. A little wegro once
saw two rattlers lying cose togeths
er and wanted to get? the money
for them. It was a mile to the
nearest house. He was atraid the
gnakes would erawl off while he
was gone, and soo he toox off his
coat and placed it between the
snakes. Ie we ff came back,
and found thm“iu eyeing the
coat. He liad them charmed,
——— A e
'The Negro in Massachuseits.
A Beston paper resurrcets a
rather eurious bit of his orv toshow
that a colored man was ounce elected
to office in Maesachussets, This
accurred as far back as 1840,
the little town of Townsend., At
the town weeting about twenty ab.
olutionists heldhe balance of power
and would voie for neither party
cand date. Iluvally both whigs
ard demucrats got wad and united
to cleet anegro to the legislature
in order to punish the abolition
ists. But though elected. the nes
gro did not take his seat. Public
sentiment would vot allow him to
do zo. Towesend weut nnrepre
sented in the legislature that year,
There isa good deal that is in
structive übout thisivcident. The
spivit that dietated the clection of
a itezro as the greatest possible in
sule that conld be put upon politis
cal antagouists still lives even g
Massachussets.
Ycs, be Joves you now, 'iis true,
Lass with eyes of yivlet blue,
Lipsas sweet 68 honey-dew,
Bonvy little bride!
Will ke love you as to.duy,
_ When your bloom has flcd away,
Wien your golden locks are
grey, =
Will Lis love abide?)]
Yes, it it is the tras kiod it will
survive al the inevitable wastes
and changes ot life. But, i is
every woman's desire and duty to
retain, as long a 8 she can, the ats
trections that made her charmiog
and beloved in youts, Noone can
keep her youthtul bloom or equ
able tewper if weighed down and
suffering tron temale weukuess aad
disorders. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite
Preseription is a remedy for these
troubles, Sold by druggists,
Eapepsy.
This is what you ought to have,
in fact, you muast have it, to fully
eujoy lite. Thousands sre search
ing for it duily, and mourninz bes
canse they find itnot. Thousands
upon thousands of doltars are spent
aipually by our people in the liope
that they may sttain this boop.—
Ard yetit may be bad by ail. Ve
guarantee that Electiic Hitters, if
used according to direciions znd .he
use persisted in, will bring voa
Good Digestion and oust, the des
mond Dyspepsiaand sia ] instead
Eapersy. ‘e recommend Illec
tric Bitters for Dyspeparr and all
diseascs of Liver,Stomach ani Kit
nevs.Sold at 50c.a:d $l.OO per bote
tie by T. D. Sale, Druggiet.
TR
Chanze iz one of the irresistable
ws of netare,and fortunately the
change i 3 almesi iavariably for
the bett=r. Asan instance ot this,
St. Patricks Pills are tast taking
the plece of the harsh and violent
cathartics, heeauige they are milder
and prodacs a plessanter effact, be
sides they are nmuch more bevefi
cial in renioving morbid madter
from the syatem and preveating
agne aud cther palaricus diseasss.
sge cathartic and Hver pill they
are simest perfeet. Yor sale by all
dragulsts,
‘This week is tha limit set by the
Adveatists for the end of the world:
bat areand here thers doesa's
ecem to be much prepainiion for
the general couclusion of things,
O™ L'{IIP FnE T WRE ANeR T
;E“i: 2 ::?.L‘xuj‘::\.:lfit:,‘ rJl'x1(75‘;(:&.31)‘11
and Rlliousness. take
I 8 curen quickiy. For ais by sl ent
medicad Gel the wenne, S o
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Davis & Locke ave selling the
Hess shoe, heavy bottom, at £6.00,
Given up to be the best shoe in
the market. Every pair guarans
teed.
Don't fail to look at Davis &
Locke’s elecant line of over coata.
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Absclutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A
marvel of purity, strength and
wholesemeness. More eccnomie.:!
than the ordinary kinds, and cun
not be sold in competition with the
multitude of low test, short weight
altim or phosphate powders. 20X
only in eons. ROYAL BAKING
POWDLER CO., 106 Wull Sg.
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Capt. John A, Falton
Is ngent for the Americus Te
corder, The Atlanta Constitntion
The Sunny South and The New
York Ledger and the Macon Tele
graph
Way Down Upan fhe
Way Down Upon the
SUWANNEE RIVER.
From Brauford, TFla., situated
upon the roiantic Suwannee river,
Messre. Rouse & Themas write, un
der dute of Aug, -19th, - 1889:
Please forward us another gross of
Johnson’s Chill and Fever Touic,
Have sold ont eve ry bowtie ¢i lust
gross upon yonr strict gusrantce,
and not one baitle retarned,
Froma [m.r‘{rrfrom'_(,."ranit(vi-’.’r, S.
C., deted August 26th, 1889,
At the age of 50, with twentys
five yoars of active practice, ! am
a earcim observer and coutious in
endorsing proprietary medicings, |
but I ean conscientionsly endorse
your Jehnson's Chill and Fever |
Tonie as one of the lest cembinas
tion remeies tor ¢ hill and Fever |
I baveev rseen used. It corrcets
the viiiated secretions of the liver,
relieves costiveness,nnd promotes
the abzorption and aseimilation o 1
food, thus rulfilling ali the indica
tions claimed for it,
Yours truly,
T P. EDWARDS, M. D. |
e |
Fernavdina, Fla.,, Aug, Bih.
A, B. Gmranppay, |
Sivannah, Ga, '
D-arSir: Please senl us one.
sives of Johvson’s Chill and Fever
Tonic. It i: tho best seller wei
have for malurial tevers. :
Parmer Rros.
The claim made for this med.
icine is a modest one, We main
tain that itis 100 t.mes better than |
quinine, and 100 yearsin advauce |
oi the profession in the tre:nt.ment’
of all fevers, from the most malig
nant types of Bilious Hemorrhagic |
Fever to the simplest lorm of Chill !
and lever. For gale by ali Drug- |
gists, ‘
A.B. Garrabear,Sole roprietor, |
Savaunah, Ga. l
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CONT RN THERISE
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5 ay ¥ 32 3 !
TorE'E Tt by opathiag Momms &
sleep well, i restloss, unnatural in its zppstitc
And grinds its teeth, you have strong indication.
of Worms ; the positive cure for this is . A
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New Goods! Low Prices
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We ke plessur: in ifniorming the public generally that we have jugt airived in this eity with sn entirely
new stock of first-class X
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I'urnishing Goods.
irie NNy A COUS,
Having been the lucky purchasers of the larze and jnimense stock of the late firm of Gracey, Brown &
Co., of New York City and baving bourht tnese goods, at far less than otie halt the cost of manufacture,
enables us to sefl sirietly first-class goods at less than ,up competitors can buy them, and they sre t> be
SOLLD BEFORIKK JANUA 531 Y Ist.
We have the largest stock os Ovarcoats in thiy Gity. Donot fail to examine our $3.00 Overcost,
actual va.ue §B.GO. Under no cirenrsstances sb oyld you buy a loak for your wife or deu:hier uatil you
gee our Immense stock. 'They are beauties, ar.d we sell them .at less than actual valus Do not buy bsiore
you are convinced that we are the cheapest Fouse in this city.
Very Respectfully,
ROAPQITIVIN & N I IR7Hr» oy .k €4l Boc oo
BORSTEIN & GOLDBERG, Proprietors of the Fue Store.
FARRAR BLOCK, NEX'¢ DOORTO THE 10 CENT STORE. DAW=ON. GA.
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BUILDING HMABE CHEAP
—BY CONTRACTING WITH—
GEO. V.PACE,
DAWSON . GA.
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Contracts for all Ligds of bhuilds
ing token at lowest rates, and ma
terial furmishe? when desired. 1
have been in the husiness for fif
teen years and kvow my business
and guarantee my work.
DMill Worls.
i have had a large experi nee in
this line, and guarantee to do good
and cheap work on new milis or
repairing old ounes.
Giin Worls.
J have had twelve yeurs experia
ence with machinery aond a fuil set
of teols ean make your old gin
work like a new one. I have re.
nired a larce number of gins and
E:we yet to hear the first complaint
ot my work or price. I sharpen
gins by machivery or hand and all
work done will be made payabla
October Isi, 1889,
I will call ow syon duricg the
-pring and summer mouths. This
is allowing you a showingtand I
hope you will hold your work tor
me. My address is Loek Box
224, Dawson, Ga.
GEO. V. PACE.
Feb.2o, 1883,
Ty Ao ) ARG :
OATH, OATS, OATS.
20,600 bushels Gennine exas Rust Proot :
Onts.
500 bushels Georzia Ruised Oats.
n ~t & & e
5 bushels Southwest Georzia Ralzed Ryo.
50 bushels North Georgia Rye.
50 bushels Barley.
~ ™ 7
Syrup Bairels
100 New Orleans Cypress Barrels,
50 New OrleansSocond Haud Barrels.
200 New Cypress Barrels,
We o R N i -
% Cane Mills & Evaperators
e FOR SALE BY
" NLCF.TIFT & €
s S h° Fo 111.‘ T&L / *
WG 1 DIRUGS
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Have purehased Messrs, Flillmon & Wade's immensoe steek of
: i e £,
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RS #3 F 7 B g 8 3
s\:{!{/ ’fi.&x;fifi_bfi%la&g
And will do business at the sime gt nd. Tie menhers of the firm are
O. B. STEVENS, A. JUBALBAVIN ard T, D, 84 Ll, wid they pro
pose to run one of thebest and Mz, reltable Deu s S 0 es in the stute.
Everything in the wuy of DEgee? Duce. t Modicines, Paints, Ois. Vare
uishes, cilet Avticles, ete, ete ,of the purest und best wun wid be
kept .bways in stock.
They nivo carryaline line of the purcss \Whiskice, Wines Broy dies,
ete., tor medicigl] nse, which they ought ow aad sre coine to sell e
Mz, T. D BALL will have charge A the busineseand will Ne plad
te see ali of Bis old friends and mako new ones,
Give th@!fl a caliand be convisced that they mean hisiness.
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Mool Doy, {OOO Lar,
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- Carriage, Surrey sr Phaeton
_On sas casy terms as any house in Georeia. Cell on them ae thein
New Iron Repository, where you will find Mr. J. \W. BROWN ever
ready to waiton you. Good Notis Pra‘erable ta Money. Doa't forget
WE SELL THE BEST WAGSNS MADE.
lee S:ndflu‘k«r, Tennessee, Qid Hickory, Atlanta, “ateher
Iron” aid Peidmont. .
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W atehes, Jewelry,
a @/
+2l Y TEXT6h R o £37
silverware, Clocks,
"‘ e £ ¢ s “: .
spectacies &e,
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Repairing atßock Bottom vris
ufid g a.» Bvok e L) r;bgjm rE.«’Ja &rs%fi
Main St eet, Darwson, Gea
S ———
STETHAM & FARNUM,
Livery and Sale Stables
00—
The best Carriages and Buggies
hirein the city.” ilorses bourded
0. PER MONI'H » and sent
to an§? of the city at all hour s
HeADQUARDESS For Doy ERs,
Akl
ok Y e
¥, i ° }_fi;fl‘ Wih,
FANCY AND FAMILY
G I{OCOE RIKS
TOBACCOS.
Sold by the box at manufycturs
er’s prices, and very low
by retail.
Dried Beet. | Mott’s Cider
A lot of the cels ' Peach anil ap
ebrated “K en~ | ple slways on
tucky” just hand. Sodaand
received., |~ Lemonade,
HE ALLIANCE
's especinliy mvited to look at
wy tobaccos before buying
: W. T. LEWIS.
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; IS HEADQUARTERS FOR—
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Hardware Tinware Rtc,
SALT PIGH. FRUITS and VEGETARLR!
Mackere! and Mullet in season. § and cverything else for thetahla
CANNRD GOODA. SUBAR, COPPEE. Rige.
of every description and cheap. as bw as the lowest,
Groods Delivered in any pare 0}
the e ty. Give me i eall, |
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W. B Mollenald, Dawson, G
“T. 0. WHITCHARD & co,
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| ARENOW PREPARED to MEE COMPETITION,
Our Groceries Are Fresh and Fane
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LOTUS PATENT FLOUR. i M. HUME'S CUMBERLAN
SNGWFLAKH 3 Patent FLOUR [ RIVER SALMON. ]
| VEMCIPS FAVORITE FL Uf- [ 238 G ATOR OYSTERS,
| ROYAL BU PER TOBACCWTAR OUR'S LUNCH OxGU
’ M +GNOLIA HAMS. | IMPORTED SARDINES,
| ARBUCKLES COFFEE. . EVAUPORA 'E) FRUIT.
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. Just Received:
OSE CAYWHITS SATH SALT |
("e;'.-h 3 i K 93 S SYitWl a s @
| ONE CAR B:p¥, BYE ARD BARLEY,
| O*E CAR TEXAS RUST-PROGF SEED naTs.
| £ Moo prnan:ia.niis -
| 500 84 HELS GEORGIABUST-PROOF oA
—— GIVEUS A CAT[—
T. O. SWHITCHARD & O 4
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t R 2 PAEE o S 5 Rfiv =73 oe 3
Pd ARRMAY WTATRYR
, 110 LULLUN MAR,
| 16 B YWadUa diassiia
Leade the state. [aving superior railroad tacilities she ean pay m
fur cotton than any town in this scction. Bhe especially eaters for
g~ 4\ NN Y YFrIVR” NINEIYVEV T
i FERRVLL COUNTY COTTON
Acd Terrell planters may rest assured they witl get the top prices,
| We have parchased the large warchouse ot Titt &Co and have
l perior acilities for haudling cotten. Bring vour eotton to Albany
| store with us, and we will coaviaee you that what we say is true.
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*CAR‘LR & WOOLFOLK
2204 Q.wJ & )
l' A TIFT & CO’S OLD STAND, ¥ : : ALBANY, G
‘ e S D S PAU SM N 05 .BT~BST A AP &2 ST S N 5. &P S
§ AT YDQ OASAINT XA T T T
‘ WITH 1T OWN ‘V’JEU{‘&AO}\(
(o TRBI MW REYE 6 R AaAnRRR
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whel MUbßieiAd B Oyl
[ Like the Great tawn 6¢ Duwson. it is carricd on to SUCCESS
| MERIT ALONE.
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| MERCANTII.I I OUS]
| Isas tull of gacd thinga asare the fesile faras aronnd Dawson,
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i Is the word, and we rrapuse to head the ‘procession in cur live
| feel that our eforts 10 nand'e :
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! .0 & . - -
First- Clasas G-oods
l ;|I.;!X‘EC-’.‘E~‘ that defy competition, hava Lesn apprecisted by the 'y“"f"}"
I this sud surroundine ceunties and makes us movre than ever geterm
ied to fill every possible war t tha: misht arse. We arein the ;.(‘::.(,! <
| Prohose to stay there, it LOAV PRICES, ENERGY and FAIR DEA
| D‘G_ will 'do it. Farniers;, Mechanics, Pro’cssion g, sl al 0
i eallin and look 2t the handsomest stock of
(D&Y o INTINND DSATS ouATD
|URY GITDS, NOTIBAS, B2OTS, SHOES,
‘ IRATO UACDMISDC ~nd CHAXITIA
! EAT uig EARDWARE and FHRRITUN
’ Li Southwest Georsia. % Len -we have feasted your eyes en
l;;r;m!;:, your pocket book will fly open with its own volition.
| A.J. BALDWIN & OO
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TERRELL § \DJOINING COUNTLE
In this. our NINTH ANNUAL CIRCULAR, we de¢
it unuecessary to parade before you the usual alvantag
that we have been giving our customers, as they m‘(lf ‘;}C
known. however we wili say_that we propose to (‘l9 all th
we have been doing for the past EIGHT YEARS. id
Now we are offering NEW ADVANTAGES to Wi
we wish to call your attention, { aoth
We will carry an “open policy” of insurance on i C').a
In our warehonse, which our eustomers can have ad‘v\’}lh'i
. . Yo
of at the low rate we obtain by such a policy. : iy
also pay ONE FOURTH OF A CENT per pOlm(lIO:’)n
. i i bg P 4
cotton sold us on account in August, ONE lu[(a'llh
in September and ONE SIXTEENTH m October. 3
We hope our friends will figure on this proposmthil
see if it will pay to take advautage of, We lf“m;l.”
We will retail to our customers, BAGGING an
at cost on t he usual time. of
Mr. H O, Thornton will assis{ ovr regular corps
i the warehouse department, atro
We guarantee satisfaction and promise that your P
age will be appreciated,
. Yo us truly, & CO
Dawson, Ga, July 20th J. K. MERCER &